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Chronicle
Reg, U. 8, Pat. Office
Volume
New York
Number 5579
184
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, October 22, 1956
General Corporation and Investment
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
ACF-Wrigley Stores, Inc.—Registers With
INDUSTRIAL
-
of
principal
by Allen & Co.
The interest
supplied by amendment.
The company
is engaged in
carry
supermarkets.
Proceeds
4% %
bank
Slock and Bond Quotations
and
will
Page
New York Stock Exchange
ance
will
porate
retained
be
Supermarkets
184,
the
by
connection
in
Cleveland
in
$6,500,000
with
and
Fred
of
the
of
acquisitions
the
P.
of St.
Inc.-,
Rapp,
Boston
Foodtown
the
of
(Bonds)
American
for general cor¬
short-term loans
used
be
to
company
Approximately
purposes.
incurred
(Stocks)
New York Stock E*chang:e
to be used for repayment of outstanding short-term
(in the approximate amount of $8,000,0001, and the bal¬
loans
—V.
cash
funds,
general
were
self-service
proceeds from the sale
of
be added to the company's
the
plus
notes,
15-year
retail
operating
financing,
this
of
of
$5,000,000
In This Issue
through an underwriting group headed
rate and underwriting terms are to be
amount
Stock
Stock
Louis.
Detroit Stock
Los Angeles
•
Sold Privately—The
Alabama Gas Corp.—Bonds
be
proceeds are to
struction
program.—V.
Allied
184,
Offering—A
secondary
This
the
to
be
by
Oct.
on
offered 'ifor
public
Brothers.
Lehman
filed a registration statement with
sinking fund debentures, due 1976,
through an underwriting, group headed
terms
sale
The
to
are
It
rate,
interest
public
offering
price
is
that
the
sales
annual
an
It
000,000.
has
department
stores;
stores
2,
,
and
volume
stores
84
13,
currently
in
at
branch
stores.—V.
rate
a
states,
25
major
specialty
Freres
stores;
184,
in
35
are
junior
34,
$600,-
complete
Combined
of
excess
which
of
department
of
holders
tendered
American.
Co.—Plan
Automobile Insurance
American
The
shares
their
than TO','e
more
Insurance
under
of
stock
exchange
an
Company,
the
it
was
of
this
offer
being
announced
companies.
Kidder, Peabody & Co. manager of
dealers that solicited tenders for the stock, preliminary
companies'
The
plan
Automobile
shares
first
Oct.
22.
two
companies
The
and
two
with
have
the
American
Theatres,
will
to
-
Paramount
on
Co.,
a
has
resigned
division
of
Theatres,
Inc.—
Division—
as
President
American
of
the
American
Broadcasting—Paramount
it was announced on Oct. 16.
Leonard H. Goldenson
direct supervision of the broadcasting division in addition
present
duties
as
President of the corporation.—V.
American Insurance Co.—Plan
See
of
will
Inc.,
assume
his
holders
shares
beginning
1341.
Broadcasting:
Kintner
Broadcasting
their
stock
in the integration of the operation of the
underway on Oct.
19 with the holding of an
the stockholders
of American Insurance Co.
of meetings of the boards of directors of the
Kintner Resigns as President of
E.
Co.
of
holding
companies.—V. 184, p.
Robert
tendered
Insurance
steps
got
meeting
adjourned
who
and
operative
becomes
now
stock
American
of
American
Automobile
ended Dec.
49
49
Insurance
Co.
184,
p.
914.
American
See Seaboard
American
184.
1341.
p
EFFECT
W.
PRESENT
the
of
which
the
due
interest
from
Oct.
1,
1956
,
production note
Gas
and
shares
subordinated
figure
assumes
offered
purchase
to
names
other
than
stockholders
as
are
from
their
opposite
subscribed
not
all
the
to
pursuant
for
PRESIDENT
Bruce
73
Vorris
Broch St.,
50,000
officers
such
underwriters
the
122,100
and
class
directors
A
ara
of
common
the
com¬
offer.
below
the
in
such portion
Belgain
conversion
upon
and
shares, of
named
company,
below,
issue
Petrofina
have
respective
the
of
and
severally
percentages
shares
offered
Canadian
Weld
&
J.
Barth
<t
Co.__.
Co
First Southwest
Goodbody &
...
Co.___—
Co.___—
Lazard Freres & Co._—
184,
p.
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc..
Rotan, Mosle & Co._l
11.6
._
_
2.0
2.0
Schneider,
man,
Bernet
._
&
_
2.0
8.0
Underwood,
Inc.
American
:
1473.
EM 8-4731
Cfeorge <2). SldamS
J V BrooL, C. WahLthJ,, A. IV. StricUand, R. A.Wothersiff, P. C. Waite,S 3. Milt
2.0
2.0
Hick¬
Inc.
Swiss
4.0
4.0
Inc
Smith, Moore & Co._
4.0
She (Canadian Stoch Exchange
SeLph one
& Co.,
2.0
Co.____*____.
Hallgarten &
W. C. Pitfield
24.2
.
Noyes &
%
24.2
Co.__.__.
Blyth & Co.. Inc
to
Petrofina
exercise of rights:
upon
DIRECTORS:
3.A Rose,
Dis¬
Gas
options.
KINGSTON, ONT.
VICE-PRESIDENT
Natural
K
White,
Modfel, Roland & Stone...
Office:
o*
debentures
stock
of
employees,
to
Issued
be
that
for
reserved
are
convertible
exercise
upon
—V.I
(Branch
redeemable
$2,250 per month from proceeds from gas
authorized $337,500, outstanding at Oct. 1, 195d
UNDERWRITERS—The
Offered—This corpo¬
Sag Street TORONTO, CANADA
1,000,010 s'as.
are
4'Jo
mortgage notes of the company
1958, originally authorized $7,583,000,
lAQrvib, S'ddctmi
200
a»d
payable
issue
for
will
agreed
Sale—
WontreafSeek ange
Sto
4,293,381
114,045,509 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
...
convertible
are
mon
She
Outstanding
$9,640,000
$19,000,000 shs.
$lt
following:
Aug. 25.
934,000
3V2'«
being
set
of its class A and class B com¬
stock the right to subscribe for 999,093 additional
WemL erS: 3he 3or onto Stoch Bxchan^e
<»
FINANCING
4,293,381
.
the company;
pany
below.—V. 177, p. 2449.____
Petrofina, Inc.—Stock
Co.;
*$9,640,000
ipar
They
originally
Hemphill.
National Finance Corp.—Proposed
Firs*
Lazard,
Co.;
&
deben¬
(pgr1 $li—_.
bear
Corp.
stock
,
,
stock.
common
C.
TO
1966
—
banks,
by
rThis
President,
Finance Co.
Stone;
&
GIVING
ration is offering holders
Operative—
above.—V.
.
B
J.
Barth
Hallgarten &
Co.;
&
capitaliza¬
$241,350.
'
105.
are:
stock
premium.
to
anteed
3
,
outstanding
class
group
Roland
stock
tributing
said that the directors felt it advisable
not
to
pay
an
extra dividend this year in order to—conserve cash
for thp expansion program currently under way.
The company, which
manufactures
both
rayon
and
nylon,
is completing
construction
ot a large rayon staple fiber plant at Lowland, Tenn.
The new unit
is expected to be in
operation before the end of this year.—V. 184,
p.
shares
convertible
produced,
months
Corp.—Omits Extra Dividend—
The
directors
on
Oct.
11
declared a regular quarterly dividend
of
40
cents
per
share on the common stock, payable Dec. 21 to
holders
of
record Dec. 5,
A year ago
the company declared an
extra
year-end dividend of 4C cents per share in addition to the
Bassill,
1,000,000
1,
debentures
^Comprised
49
dividend.
company's
outstanding at Oct. 1, 1956 $2,180,580; 4Vz % mortga?» not»s of Natural
Gas Distributing Corp. payable to bank, due Aug. 25, 1958, originally
authorized
$3,000,000, outstanding at Oct. 1,
1956 $1,871,451, guar¬
iOf
E
Oct.
common
reserved
J
will
The
$9,640,000 UT-SFTi
subordinated
payable, 4,045,509 shares class
of
notes
Goodbody
payable
A
payable
31, 1955
which
company
into class A common stock
at
the rate (subject to adjustment! of one share for each $10 prin¬
cipal
amount,
commencing April
I,
1957
or
earlier if called for
redemption prior thereto.
There is no sinking fund.
of
regular
consist
underwriting
subordinated
,::The
American Enka
exchange
of
American
isued
made by the
12 by the
the~ group of
to integra ing
operations.
be
Course
will
Model,
Co.;
without
Sinking Fund Notices 49
of Bank Clearings.
16
Capital Flotations for 12
have
the
$4,293,381
and
the
in
Class B common
Oct.
on
two
the
The
Operative
company
has
will
ba
increase
.
15
Banks
18.
ot
date
surviving
financing
current
Authorized
59
!
System
the
the
1956
the company
by Panhandle.
1,
the
of the business.
the current financing
CAPITALIZATION
Redemption Calls and
—
&
fNotes
.
was
Pitfield & Co., Inc.;
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.; Rotan, Mosle & Co.; Schneider, Bernet
& Hickman, Inc.; Smith, Moore & Co.; Swiss American Corporation,
and Underwood,
Neuhaus & Co., Incorporated.
Condition Statement of Federal
Reserve
1341.
p.
Reserve
of
Company;
tures—due
Foreign Exchange Rates
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal
stock
common
Included
Corporation & Investment News Cover
Bond Offerings
DividendsrDeclared and Payable
April
on
1956,
conducted
Exchange.— 47
State and City
principal
phases
company
debentures,
Southwest
Class
which" such
with
A
'
Miscellaneous Features
General
.
expected
the
convertible
and
be
purpose for
proceeds will be used is to provide permanent working
capital
to
finance customers'
revolving
accounts
receivable.
The corporation is America's largest department store organization
corporate^ purposes.
Stock
Oct.
of
of
1,
company
position to more than $38,000,000.
completion
oi
3 Va rc
of
supplied by amendment.1
i
Net proceeds of the
financing will in the first instance be added
to the general funds of the company to be available for its general
underwriting
American
funds
general
marketing
Upon
tion
11
$15,000,000
covering
New
Since
proceeds
Delaware
Oct.
tc
The
theretofore
net
company's cash
and
— —
Transactions
prior
Corp.
funds will be available for and are expected to be employed
in
the acquisition of other oil properties,
the expansion of explora¬
tion
and development activities;
and the building up of the refining
47
Averages
Oil
merger.
business
the
to
business
general
Industrial Stock Averages 47
Prices
47
York Stock Exchange
47
Stock
of
Transactions
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
corporation
SEC
.-V.
849.
p.
Stores
Bond
and
Stock
Index
47
48
Section
Markets
National Quotation
SEC
the
43
44
Exchange—Curb
Stock
Over-the-Counter
Dow-Jones
_____
Exchange—
Stock
added
40
42
Exchange
Toronto
Jaffray & Hopwood and associates at $32 per share with
a dealer's concession of 90 cents per share- It was com¬
Allied
Stock
Toronto
offering of 23,200 shares of common stock (no par) was
made on Oct. 15 by Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Piper,
pleted.—V. 178,
Exchange
the
in
the
on
in
incorporated
was
no
Panhandle
with
PROCEEDS—The
41
Exchange..
Stock
Canadian
_
Inc.—Secondary
Mills,
Stock
Francisco
San
Montreal
bank loans and used for con¬
to repay
p.
721.
used
carried
41
41
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange...
bonds due 1981.
The
____
common
on
conducted
It
merger
corporation
38
Exchange
share
BUSINESS—Company
its
38
38
._
Exchange--.-
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.
has arranged to place privately, with 14 institu¬
tional investors, an issue of $7,000,000 4J/4% first mort¬
pany
gage
Stock
Midwest Stock
com¬
___
Exchange
1473.
p.
Exchange
A
class
of
per
1956.
38
Exchange
Stock
Cincinnati
1.7
29
31
______
Excha*»ge__
News
stock (par $1) at a price of
the basis of one share for each four
shares held of record Oct. 10, 1956.
Subscription rights
will expire at 3:30 p.m., New York Time, Oct. 31, 1956.
White, Weld & Co., Blyth & Co., Inc., and Hemphill,
Noyes & Co. are managers of the underwriting group
which is underwriting 599,093 shares. The underwriting
commitment does not cover 400,000 shares represented
by rights to be issued to the two principal stockholders
of the company who have agreed to exercise such rights.
$11
corporation
100^
at
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
shares
1
SEC—
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Oct.
9,
1956, covering $4,000,000 of convertible subordinated sinking
fund
debentures, due April 30,
1972, to be offered for public sale
This
INSURANCE
-
$1.25
_
Corp
Neuhaus
2 0
4.0
&
Co.,
2.3
—
V.
Vt
The Commercial
(1678)
American
Oil
Reserve
Mining Corp., Reno,
&
Inc.,
Nev.—
corporation
filed
8
Oct.
on
Period End. Sept. 29—
H.
elected
Mr.
1956—26 Wks.—19"5
Glass Co.—Bonds Sold Privately
said
will
funds
the
used
be
for
nd
in
glass
facilities
products as- flat
architectural
tivities
The
fT
S.)
the
on
board
of
Beryllium
Brush
directors
Clevite
ol
Co.—Vr 183,
Beck
Shoe
Corp.—September
Corp.,
has
ment,
and
Jack
&
184,
Sales
Oct.
on
share, with
by
Lehman
Brothers
dealer's concession of $1
completed.—V. 173, p. 2086.
Bond
gray
October,
that
announced
1955,
had
it
Sept.
CJ
a
at
$47.37Vz
share.
per
1956—Month—1955
$6,430,320
—V.
184,
1226.
p.
Corp.—Secondary
per
It
was
1956—2 Mos.—1955
$6,259,807 $11,061,273
Bankers
Trust
Sept.
on
the
$10,495,517
14,
1956,
Arbor
RR.—September Earnings Higher—
Period End. Sept. 30—
J y.
operating
operating
1 ,y.
i.et ry, op.
Federal
I"et
Dohrmann
Commercial
Brooklyn Union
The
stockholders
New
York
solidation
holder
below.—V.
184,
Kings
Co.
Gas
County
the
on
wherein
Approved—
Lighting
offices
consolidation,
will
increase of about 20%.
be
can
—V.
&
628,155
5,751,659
534,901
573,066
55,360
42,536
424,G57
451,801
deduc.
1342.
p.
P.
S.
Commission
effected.—V.
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
of
the
184,
is
serve
three
Blair
than
more
required
whereby
forth
&
Co.,
Ansul
Chemical
Co., Marinette, Wis.—Files With SEC
Oct.
companyon
tiled
5
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
SEC
stock
(par $3)
to be offered at
f j.5 per share, through Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Milwaukee,
\7ts.
The
proceeds are
to
be
used
for
capital
expenditures
and
■working capital.—V. 184, p. 914.
covering
shares
i2,000
of
common
I.
First
share for each five shares then held.
ton
Corp. heads
chase
any
offer
Election
184,
Board
to the board of directors
President. Mr. Farrington
Farrington
Daniels,
L.
the
of
Chicago,
Rock
Island
and
has
is
Pacific
been
Chair¬
RR.—V.
1578.
p.
Armco
This
Steel Corp.—Continues Expansion—
Federal Government to grant
of necessity covering the $42,000,000 expansion program
has
underway at Middietown, Ohio, it was announced
corporation
p.
certificate
it
currently
Oct.
on
D.
Thomas
by
the
of
John
of
announced
man
has
requested
the
10.
,
R.
L.
President, said that a certificate of necessity covering
Middietown Works
expansion would aid Armco in carrying out
the
its
Gray,
company-wide
The
growth
application
Office
for
Defense
of
plans.
the certificate
Mobilization
of
necessity was
Washington earlier
in
said.
with
Government
fense.
of
necessity,
primarily
They
permit
PROCEEDS—Net
this
week,
lie
for
taxes
The
not
necessity.
lend
or
industry
full
in
in
to
money
a
later
the
national
for
by
de¬
portion
a
immediate
The
years.
under
company
its
of
Securities
already underway,
work
used
$42,000,000
said.—V.
184,
Middietown
the
United
Corp., East
Newark,
Alstyne, Noel & Co.,
of
shares
on
Oct.
stock
common
N.
10
(par
10
publicly offered 45,000
cents) at $3.37V2 per
This offering was oversubscribed.
snare.
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
to
are
to
go
stock¬
selling
2,
1949,
and
East
Newark, N.
pression filters.
has
J.,
which
its
incorporated
was
in
principal business office
manufactures
fixed
New
at
capacitors
Jersey
on
Cant
Ave.,
noise
255
sup¬
and
Skottie
at
Electronics, Inc., a recently acquired wholly-owned subsidiary
compahy, manufactures tubular ceramic capacitors and ceramic
the
disc
plate
augment
capacitors
the
which
company's
do
not
generally
compete
with
but
products.
l
iachines, ; telephqne
units,
commercial
devices.
telegraph
and
radar
vcapons,
military items, including nuclear fission
guided missiles,
and
vn
CAPITALIZATION
<%%'
Common
3Zj7,
JUNE
30, 1956
Authorized
"Outstanding
$150,000
—
stock
stock
this
OF
AS
note
} referred
cOf
equipment,
radio
transmitting
insta'lations, and other electronic
communications
They are also used
(par
(par
amount
$10)
Lincoln,
10c)
amounted
respectively.—V.
was
184,
due
For
of
the
Co.
Oct.
13,
1956
and
Atlanta &
St. Andrews Bay
August—
railway——
railway.;—
oper.
income—_
Eet
due
April
First
1,U
ry.
From
Cross
Jan.
) .et
full
ry.
tAll
tired
stock
series,
—V.
184,
$316,479
63,051
2,766,798
2,515.190
2,555.792
c':
of
1,555,101
1,515.224
1,391,227
557,197
492,958
household cleansers
1/
Samuel
"Mr.
Bundschuh,
firm
rhtant
The
director
a
and
of
of
J.
M.
Louden,
Inc.,
is
also
a
of
the
director
Babbitt
company
recently
diversification
and
embarked
and'has
producer
on
Oct.
many
at
18
uTder
con-
NOTE:
On
account
York
ol
the
N
TO
PRESENT
Merrill,
&
In¬
pro-
Chemicals,
Y
v
£ Y
fluctuations in
the
rate
of
exchange,
Tun
S2.65
is
ore
indicate
be
can
and
to
P.M.
for
have
at
been
the
discretion
dividend, liquidation
forth
in
the
series
in
the
of
outstanding
and
preferred
certificate
of
of
of
and
has
stock
1958,
Boston
Corporation
17
Lynch,
board
of
have
and
—V.
184,
p.
Baird
Dodge
F.
&
&
and
the.
such
voting
Coffin
are
&"Co.,
&
Burr,
Inc.
ore
in
Blunt
1342.
Loewi
&
Co.
by
H.
G.
has
Co.-
to
to
up
produce
simultaneously
partner
Hilton,
of
in
Pick¬
President
part
the
of
live
under
of
to
Newfoundland
Of
square
lease
Seven
offi¬
mile
"Wabush
the
from
Province.
Islands
\
testa
Javelin's
No
status
investment
as
by
independent
an
P.M.1 and
Stelco
in
be
have
first
that
part
refusal
the
in
right
to
4,700
agents
balance
in
parts
decide
select
the
of
to
dispose
the
of
and
take
under
mile
square
Newfoundland,
rights in the
by
certain
should
area.
the
from
of
Javelin
this
of
have
area
whifch
the
United
the
and
right
concession
States
and
of
area.
Canada
Javelin.
available
for
consultation
to Javelin on
mining and
Wabush Lake
holdings, and to work
development of their respective inter¬
However, P.M. will have no responsibility
in
Rs
coordinate
the
Labrador
184,
agreement:
sales
processes
to
the
Webb
area.
operation of the Javelin development at Wabush
or
£19.
p.
*
.
National
&
Knapp,
to
Rys.—Real
Inc.
below—V.
The
company
will
be
the
generating,
company
g,
2
Incorporated_.
2
months
seven
N.
3
of
Estate
183,
p.
C.,
is
the
Development-
2534.
that
financing
incurred
facilities
its
for
and
ended
other
construction
its
principal
be
used
$9,800,000
offices
by
the
purposes.
during
was
located
operating utility engaged exclusively in the
purchasing, distributing and selling electric
1956
expended
in
an
Raleigh,
business
of
The
energy.
is
for
purposes/
corporate
expenditures
approximately
July 31, 1956.
with
will
construction
for
which
BUSINESS—Company
4
Simmons
estimates
from
leans
of. new
$18,000,000,
4
3
proceeds
bank
repay
construction
4
,
Hayden, Miller &TCo
&
&
1j64
leased by P.M'. and Stelco has not been
lands
ere
as
PROCEEDS—Net
Company____— 3
7
Ellis
by Canadian
Mather
through
made
submitted
has
event
will
produced
will
Javelin
company
the
4
Incorporated..
7
_
granted
19c9
syndicate jointly managed by Merrill
Lynch,.
Pierce, Fenner & Beane and R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.
fixed
Co
Weeks
Milwaukee
was
Pickands
of
banking
dividend,
as
S.
The
lease
Carolina Power & Light Co.—Stock
Offered—Public
offering of 500,000 shares of common stock (no par) at
$24.37 V2 per share was made on Oct. 16 by an investment
directors,
Moseley & Co._______
William Blair &
Company
7
west-central
re¬
stockholders:
Hornblower
Fenner
Co.
&
Clark,
7
7
Pierce,
W.
7
'.
Witter
Robprt
lo
been
a
concession
act
Canadian
and
heretofore
other
to
Stelco
additional
iron
P.M.
will
any
under
Lake.—V.
rights, preferences
would
in
ore
?
that
the
the
on
iron
of
or
for the construction
incorporation.
incorporation
%
5,000
pellets which Javelin is
ore
north
out
in
None
15,
and
the
other
certificate
The
Canada
miles
Stelco
all
will
See
series
10,000
<sc
1,866,244 shs.
Aug.
on
Co.~~
oc.an.on
at
least
200,000,000
mining has been obtained by
Ohio, on behalf of themselves
period
affected.
phases
None
2,000,000 shs.
in
property
be
P.M.
(4)
ests
$500,000
uie
refusal
(3)
12 000
10,000
\v.
s.
whom
the
iron
and
200
area
certain
Javelin
first
10,000
~I~~
Gardner
Roney & Company
Horner & Mason,
open-pit
Cleveland,
of
pointed
and
Lake
with
'
Co.,
year
not
other
P.M.
lease
&
C.
is involved.
*$10,000 000
H31.700 shs.
prepay
or
sub-lease
or
Co.,
Straus, Blosser & McDowell 10,000
G. H. Waiker & Co.__
1 25,000
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins
5,000
-
Canada, Ltd.
Co.,
statement
will
12,000
&
low-grade, coarse-grained material which present
concentrated to higii-grade iron ore.
a
ueveitpiiieni
FINANCING
168,300 shs.
severally
(Canada)—Grants Lease—
scheduled.
The
Ch
and
approval, covets
which Javelin
concentrating
value)____
Beane
engaged in business in both North Carolina and South
Carolina. Territory served includes a substantial
portion of the Coastial
Plain in North Carolina
extending to the Atlantic Coast between
Pamlico
section
in
the
River
in
estimated
of
and
North
western
excess
the
South
Carolina
North
Carolina
and
CarcUna
in
border,
South
and
the
Carolina,
lower
well
as
Piedmont
as
an
area
in
and around the
City of Asheville.
The
total population of the
territory served by the company is in
2,000,000.
~~~
,
Budget Finance Plan
corporation
Oct.
on
headquarters
will
home
and
Calif.—V.
EARNINGS—For
(Calif.)—New Headquarters—
24
commemorate
office
184, p.
building
at
the
completion
6434 Wilshire
of
reported
its
Blvd
,
Co.
and
This
Corp.—Stock
associates
of
was
PROCEEDS—Net
to
of
the
these
&
18
stock
proceeds
general
purposes.
Alstyne, Noel
funds
The
from
of
the
the
company
shall
be
proceeds
sale
of
to be
company
contemplates
these
shares
will
be
available for general
that substantial por¬
utilized
to
finance
expansion
of
acquisition of additional
machinery
equipment for these cKiditional
facilities.
The
convp&nv 3.1so intends to allocate
approximately 8400,000 for the development of new
excess
of
the proceeds will be used
to
provide
additional
facilities
and
the
&nd
working
in
the
plants,
one
S,,
capital.
®US^^®S_7C'Orporation
manufacture
utilities
in
class
oi
and
the
transmission
electrical
'
h
12
months
revenues
ended
July 31, 1956 the company
$61,728,000 and net income of
of
$.>,887,000.
mortgage
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
3Vb%
series ^ue
1979—__—
27/a%
series
1931_—
3V2%
Outstanding
series due 1982__
3y4 %
due
1979——
promissory
Preferred
$5
due
stock:
$43,930,000
—_
20,100,000
v
•
note
$7,000,000
-
without
shares
S4.20
Common
series
stock,
830,000 shares
shares
t4,812,500
•
par
value (237,259
outstanding)_
Serial; cumulative, without par value
cum.,
15,000,000
20,000,000
to1
be
300 000 shs.
par
value
outstanding:
$24,375,900
200,000 shs.
(100,000 shrs. outstdg.)
without
10,000,000
(4,-
5.330,000
outstanding)____
8,000,000 shs.
organized
and
in
1924
and was
a
electrical connectors for
$74,105,668
•Unlimited, except by property, earnings, and other
provisions of the
respective indentures.
and
pioneer
use
tDue
by
maintenance
of
generating
systems.
Beginning with
substation
construction
ac¬
$437,500
on
April
DIVIDENDS—Since
15,
Aug,
1957
23,
and
1946,
connectors
for
date
of
(Continued
on
page
on
April
15,
distribution
1958.
of
Caro-
13)
Publishers, 25 Park Place. New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Selbert, Editor
with a statistical issue on Monday] Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street,
na
£ Smith Copyright
Dnitod States, D. s.
subscriptions
$4,375,000
the
distribution
/ge^ral Pew»s ^ advertising issue)
remittance for foreign
TO
bonds:
series
—
was
supply of
construction
lines
the
operating
3V4%
publicly offered 225,000
(par $1) at $10.25 per share.
oversubscribed and the books closed.
common
offering
Offered—Van
Oct.
on
total
CAPITALIZATION
619.
•First
Burndy
electric
a
final
the
"Represen¬
inc.
property
Outstanding
$7
Sc^t.
aurmg
approximately
(2)
to
Wm.
managing
010,000,000
1977_____
Lehman Brothers
other
Eastern
upon
equal
value):
par
be—reissued
set
®dwar?s
C.n«?"t63 00?'ry«r*ouUfCoSS&«!Subscriptions to
New
$4,116,000,
j'[
EFFECT
_
•
acquired
W?lha^? D^?a Setberl^^President^ PubSd t^ir? i
(TeleDhonJ%TatJ 2-0613)^^ 1 Draners'^^ard^n^
office
due
par
this
forth
First
tions
financial
of
Stylon Corp., The Buckeye
Corp.,
Allied International Investing Corp.
expansion
of
manufacturing
this
announced
including
Inc., and
120-year-old
of
as
aerosol, products was
President.
Vice-President and a director
dustries,
fram
Bundschuh
for
is
(1)
income
share.
Morgan Stanley & Co
Glore, Forgan.& Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co.J__
Kidder, Peabody & Co.__
405,962
Mendleson,
corporations
to
total
Reinholdt
Canada, Ltd.
which has already
lease,
Lake"
in
The
added
J.
cials
It
of
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have
severally
agreed to purchase from the
company, in the respective percentages
forth below, such of the shares
of additional common stock
as
are
not subscribed for
pursuant to the
1,407,977
589,098
John
income
1956,
39,
acting
(the
_
1..003
through
&
&
of
were
and
Kidder & Co
17,000
Montreal,/from
per
Mather
Co.
The
M.
property.
The
announcement
was
States by John Snerwin, senior
United
Under
set
shares
(B. T.) Babbitt, Inc.—New Director Elected—
election
June
_________________
subsequent
set
corporate
The
ended
rights, preferences and qualifications
by the board of directors prior to the issue thereof.
48,438
2,953,777
tons
ands
|;
to£al income ofr $32,900 090 and h"t
share, for the same period of 1955.
income was $73,005,000 and net income
GIVING
($100
($5
may
liquidation
169.403
70,330
ccav-t^rs
a
per
cumulative,
shares
but
rights
$319,359
177,477
°
1014.
p.
net
total
$4.19
series
stock
qualifications
new
193,177
income—
1955,
to
1953
$339,861
and
rran°s
with
$1.73
or
company is required
annually thereafter.
1—
operL
and
compared
year
equal
Los Angeles
48,
1954
67,341
railway
railway
from
Iset
T9ST;
188,811
from
$45,980,000
share
months
•The
13,
$382,982
from
rower
below,
Inc.
5,000
of
of
Steel
'
of
share
Prescott, Shepard
5,090
purchase
2,000,000
.from its'
stock
common
to
agreed
York
a
six
promissory notes,
Dean
Ry.—Earnings—
1956
from
producer
treasury)
such
ot
stock
common
its
Shares
A.
10,000
Steel Co.
Ltd.,
Authorized
645.000 shs.
is
new
of
in
each
named
of
Space
Mather
The
Wabush
the
CAPITALIZATION
31/2%
The
Cross
and
$2,694,000,
$6,517,000,
1118.
p.
to
common
income
3,900 shs.
1.000,000 shs.
__________—
New
England.
EARNINGS—For
*$100,000
3,900 shs.
__________
$25,000
leading
offering
The
products of the company and Skottie Bre used in telovision,
Tidio,. Hi-Fi and other audio equipment, electronic test units, business
and
Javelin
th
the
for
10,000
Co.__
concentrates
company
SAny
BUSINESS—Corporation,
Sept.
of
of
of
Javelin
with the voting,
certain
holders.
Co.
held
agreement for
a
large body of iron
(Newfoundland),: guaranteed to yield
Pickands
pur¬
leading manufacturer of drilling, machines
tools, formed in 1955 a wholly-owned. Canadian
subsidiary wmc.i
building a plant at Guelph Ontario, Canada, expected to be in
operation early in 1957.
The company has, since 1929, owned a
50%
interest
in
Rouston-Bucyrus, Limited,
which
operates
a
plant
iti
is
Sold—Von
sale
tons
expiration of the
Trust
the
will
lease
A
the
States
Subsequent
J.—Stock
from
that
loan
increased to 2,500,000.
1475.
p.
Labrador
is
Common
Astron
184,
&
Canadian Javelin Ltd.
and
ex¬
project
in
BUSINESS—This
in
1578.
p.
proceeds
the
at
term
.
Co._
Lane,
Inc.
Co.,
the
by
plant
hew
Preferred
the
on
Gray
Mr.
shares
shares
shares
shares
below:
.___
Hen.cz-. •&
Johnson,
722.
p.
company primarily to finance the constructionIndiana-Illinois area to cost
approximately
$12,000,000.
Shipments
by
the company of
diilling machines and
tools, which have increased substantially over the last
five
years,
will be concentrated in the
nev/
plant.
The plant, which is scheduled
for completion in the latter
part of 1957 or early 1953, together with
the release of needed
space
and equipment in
existing plants, is ex¬
pected
to
increase
the
company's over-all
productive capacity
by
18%
to 20%.
Govern¬
certificate
a
•
.
construction
Seme
paid
are
give
.
.
basic
granted
are
company to delay payment of
several
years,
thus
encouraaging
pansion.
does
strengthen
to
be
a
per
explained,
a
Income-taxes
ment
Gray
Mr.
unsubscribed
31, 1956.
Guaranty
is subscription agent.
the
'
Certificates
of
fi'ed
H.
The First Bos¬
underwriting group
an
Oct,
of
Director-
i84,
below.—V.
949,405 shs.
incorporation filed
issued
1,000
new
was
Co
&
duPont
Bucyrus-Erie Co.—Stock Offered—This company is of¬
will
Co.—New
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Corp.
$1,697,865
five-year
a
Corn
underwriters
Incorporated
Weedon
Francis
before
818.
p.
Outstanding
with the company,
the company has agreed to sell
and the under¬
agreed to purchase the number of shares
of com¬
severally
set
Crowell,
still
ship¬
FINANCING
Shares
fering its common stockholders of record Oct. 16,
1956,
rights to subscribe for 311,040 additional shares of com¬
mon stock
(par $5) at $42 per share on the basis of one
new
The
the
3>/2
Alstyne, Noel & Co.___ 32,000
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.—__ 25,00u
—V.
5,499,194
54,924
fixed
after
other
184,
See
1956—9 Mos.—1955
$7,260,371
$6,926,943
Chemical
Van
following
contractors,
PRESENT
includes
company
then 206,830
of
have
stock
mon
Co.
Brown Co., Berlin, N. II.—Awards Contract—
67,795
taxes.
the
basis
and
writers
and
the
TO
2,500,000 shs.
Bateman, Eichler & C5,000
1,000,000 customers, an
Approval of the New York
consolidation
EFFECT
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
11
approved the con¬
directors,
Special stock¬
companies' boards of
held independently at
were
Brooklyn " Union,
—
643,837
revenues
Co.
Oct.
on
the
electrical
through their representative, Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
tative"), have entered into an underwriting contract
1014.
p.
Co.—Consolidation
company,
Richmond
plans of
meetings
Gas
this
of
&
Co.
utilities.
gas
income after
income
income
"chrgs
1956—Month—1955
$796,282
$792,004
revenues
the
(including
company
changed
Chicago
Ann
of
a
Exchange Bank in the
amount cf $1,000,000, $250,000
having been paid. The
notes evidencing
this indebtedness bear interest at
4V4%
per annum
and
principal payments are required
annually in April of each year
until 1960, in the amount of
$250,000.
It also includes
mortgage in¬
debtedness aggregating $697,86$ on
Sept. 15, 1956.
In addition to the
funded debt of
the
company and moc included
in the above table.
Prescon Products inc., a wholly owned
subsidiary, has outstanding an
issue of debentures
maturing serially during the years 1960 to 1965.
tBy certificate of amendment to its certificate of
Broadway-IIale Stores, Inc.—Acquisitionsee
the
Offering—A secondary of¬
fering of 10,000 shares of common stock (par 50 cents)
v/as made t?n Oct. 11 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $37.75 per
j hare, with a dealer's concession of $1 per share.
It was
quickly completed.—V. 184, p. 2.
Ampex
debt
funded
covers
plants.
value)
number of authorized shares
arranged
2413.
183, p.
par
for
tools
aggregate unpaid
'
,
($1
offers
it
the
as
operations
including
wholesalers,
chemical
GIVING
of
$2,035,068
stock
$34,470,733
Stores, Inc.—September Sales Up—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
oi
1959.—V,
1,
and
where
well
as.
scope
manufacturers
of
control
equipment,
electronic
equip¬
aircraft, machine tools, automobiles
locomotives,
electrical
mills
point
a
connectors,
present
Authorized
—
17
to
grown
of
debt
tCommon
•The
Foods, Inc.
made
out
carry
trucks,
paper
•Funded
1174.
p.
types
company's
Up—
$35,603,047
Secondary Offering — A secondary
offering of 25,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was
$3,000,000 of 4J,4'i first mortgage bonds in
plans for product expansion arid diversification
'j he first $1,000,000 in bonds was sold to Mutual Life last January.
The bonds mature on
Dec.
1, 1970, and a sinking fund provision
Ji the credit agreement calls for annual payments of $250,000 starling
placement
to
The
diesel-electric
motor
yards,
1956—39 Wks.—1955
$4,017,063
have
company
sizes.and
range
of
customer
classifications,
electrical
appliances, electrical
1751.
p.
1956—4 Wks.—1955
$4,203,520
Best
be
to
also
and
I
applications.
in
company
the
der
the
of
them.
Monday, October 22, 1956
...
wide
Director—
a
.
c
of
thousands
of
construction
employed in manufacturing such
and green glass.
The company is
rearing completion of construction of a furnace at Arnold, Pa., foi
j;roduclion of "Lustragray," a gray glass used in television receivers
i
Research
from
a
Schwenk
Mr.
Chemical
1118.
p.
•
3.'resident.
roecialty
Inc.
(A.
previously announced $3,000,000 financing
i rogram, this company has sold $2,000,000 of first mort/ qge sinking fund bonds to The Mutual Life Insurance
Co. of New York, it was announced by Otto G. Schwenk,
rdditionai
Connecticut
and
184,
Rose,
former Under-Secretary of the Treasury,
director, according to H. P. Eells, Jr., President.
Period Ead. Sept. 29—
Sales
—V.
As part of
Calif.,
Conn.—V.
CAPITALIZATION
618.
American Window
a
is
Rose
Heintz,
Sales Up-
1956—5 Wks.—1955
Chapman
been
1 S73.373.778 $01,050,664 $372,540,738 $310,593,003
18*4,"p.
—V.
Bridgeport,
Basic, Inc.—Rose Made
a
American Stores Co—September
f;,ies
Franctsco.
San
of
Financial Chronicle
installing
letter of notification with fh?
TEC covering 300.000 shares of common stock to be oifered at par <81
npr
share),
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for
expenses incident to development of oil and gas properties*
'^he
of
Corp.,
Hies With SEC—
and
an d
1956 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class
Possessions. Territories and Members oi Pan-American Union.
advertisements
must
be made
In
New York
funds.
matter
*60.00
and Publisher;
Chicago 3, Illlnoii
February 25, 1942
aTtbl
per
year;
to
Dominion
J
'
Number 5579
Volume 184
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1679)
3
Capital Flotations in the United States in December
And for the Twelve Months of Calendar Year 1955
Aggregate financing in the domestic corporate market
during December, 1955 totaled $789,492,514, an increase
above that of November of the previous month. A com¬
month's
parison
of
of
Private
number
the
December, 1954 total of $1,026,388,640
with that of December, 1955, reflects a sharp drop of
$344,747,765 for the current month under discussion.
New
capital
placements
issues
in
volume.
7.58%.
78.76%
or
and for refunding,
Short-term financing
of $400,000.
sum
New
conimed to
was
or
the small
9.45%
of
the
May
month's
over-all
Total Amount L/
be
may
another
on
we
present
a
tabulation
New
Capital
October-:
27
Nov
3
91-days
2,429,182,000
1,602,267,000
99.449+ *2.179
Nov
3
Nov
10
91-days
2,222,715,000
1,600,065,000
99.486
*2.034
9
Nov
17
91-days
2,320,676,000
1,600,476,000
99.432
*2.248
Nov
of Total
17
Nov
25
90-days
2,174,073,000
1,600,093,000
99.390
*2.440
9%-12 yrs.
437,897,426
437,897,426
12 years
605,000
605,000
178,463,284
41.61
Nov 1-30 Nov 1
14.06
Nov 1-30 Nov
22
33.39
Nov 1-30 Nov
(,855,000
33
129,802,075
41.78
Total
for
November
23
Dec
1
91-days
2,213, 475,000
1,601 028.000
99.381
1
Dec
8
91-days
2,154, 978,000
1.600 098,000
99.375 + *2.471
Dec
8
Dec
15
Dl-days
2,509, 950,000
1.601 061.000
99.345
Dec
6
Dec
15
99-days
4,129, 518,000
1,500 689,000
99.322 + *2.46.1
52
370,887,504
46.98
Dec
15
Dec
22
91-days
2,307, 017,000
1,600 492,000
99.338 + *2.618
Dec
19
Dec
29
452
91-days
2,404 224,000
1,600 .521,000
$2,652,994,327
28.59
Nov
25
Dec
1
1 year
4,157 159,000
4.157 ,150,000
100
2 Is
Nov
25
Dec
1
1 year
4,925 ,097,000
4,925 ,097,000
100
2%
Nov
25
Dec
1
2% years
813 ,998,000
813 ,998,000
100
Nov
25
Dec
1
2% years
1,469 ,167,000
1,469 ,167,000
100
9 2,.i-12 vrs.
465 924,821
465 924,821
12 years
1 ,593,000
—
_*
_
financing
in
December,
for
December
that
of
last
showed
November's
substantial
a
total
of
the
the
decline
like
period
for
a
$646,768,309
and
December,
Total
1955, below
amounted
ago
year
to
SERIES
Authority.
came
the
of
issue
consisting
was
upon
of
offerings
of
United
States
Quebec
3Vi%
debentures
in
the
BY
MONTHS
1955,
the
1954,
different
AND
Capital
s
of
amount
of
amounts
1953
rate
10
years
133,916,€i 5
628,060,950
466,249,711
44,639,185
428,921,547
314,624,478
New
Capital
Refunding
twelve
486,689,232
560,772,709
16,141,452
576,914,161
15,372,739
329,997,217
641,307,965
25,159,845
666,467,810
$ '
136,541,342
1,228,659,237
521,025,292
70,653,000
591,678,292
521,319,354
5,999,485
527,318,839
1,970,544.582
315,097,152
2,285,641,734
1,301,899,481
106,465,260
1,408,364,741
1,723,400,028
47,300,782
1,770,700,810
509.658,396
172,833,757
682,492,153
502,084,724
112,141,200
614,225,924
614,765,864
10,540,950
625,306,814
H
to
83,518,225
832,347,253
536,888,359
180,014,200
716,902,559
624,958,430
15,677,234
^40,635,664
592,872,491
91,928,160
684,800,651
£91,217,851
96,140,649
987,358,500
1,077,189,330
37,112.169
348,280,142
2,199,640,057
1,930,190,934
388,296,049
2,318,486,983
2,316,913,624
63,330,353
2,380,243,977
4,040,313,652
which
H
4,485,281,791
3,232,090,415
494,761,309
3,726,851,724
490.437,663
154,141,400
644,579,063
732,106,517
395,517,758
1,127,624,275— 608,576,955
622,211.465
389,019,719
566,346,199
33,408,844
1,678,995,327
576,569,963
110,631,135 4,150,944,787
10,724,440
619,301,395
discount
were
(NEW)—New
basis,
changed
a
of
Comprised
thra«
follows:
as
current
income
bond,
time after 6 months from issue date,
has
individual limit
for
than
G-Bonds.
those
combined
annual
on
of
Intermediated
of
and
F
increased
previous
30,
Sale
Sales
is
data
to
Series
available
H,
on
one
month's notice.
purchase of $20,000.
Savings
on
yields
Annual
G.
of Series J and K will b«
purchase limit of Series J and
$200,000.
Bonds,
1952 "Chronicle."
Treasury notes of Series A
of
interest to-the
accrued
and
footnote
see
was
Treasury notes of Series B began
at par
to maturity
terminated
on
15th
15,
May
of
the
on
2637,
page
May 14, 1953.
on
1953.
month
Notes ar«
and
if
held
interest approximates 2.47%. Sale of Treasury
notes of Series "C" began 011 Oct. 1, 1953; the notes are sold at par and
two years
or
interest
to
the
15th
the
of
and
month
if
held
to
maturity
or
two years, interest approximates $2.20 per month for c-ach $1,000 note.
The sale of Series C Treasury Savings notes was suspended 011 Oct. 23,
1953.
For previous data on Treasury notes, see footnote on page 1470,
1,114,301,499
1,851,359,915
137,255,973,930
bark
a
9 years, 8
instead of
2.50%
accrued
748.829,028
months
on
all of
SERIES J AND K—These replaced Series F and G Bonds, respectively,
as of May
1, 1952. Series J and K yield a return of 2.76% when held
to maturity,
instead of the former rate of 2.53% for F Bonds and
sold
663,377,294
c
21,336,823,821
year.
at par any
c
20,439,521
3,821.904,497
2
beginning June 1, 1952, bearing 3% interest, compounded semi-annually,
when held to maturity.
Issued at par. Series H will mature in 9 year«
and 8 months, with interest paid by check
semi-annually. Redeemable
June
Total
$
$
2 years
rate
months
mediate
For
$
-.
2+a
100
,598,000
a
months.
Interest starts accruing at the end ot
one
year.
Also the yield is higher in each inter¬
Individual limit on annual purchases has been doubled
from $10,000 to $20,000 maturity value.
six
K
1!953
Totals
Refunding
$
2+8
a
Overall interest rate raised front
to 3% compounded semi-annually when held to maturity.
Higher
achieved by shortening the
maturity of the Series E Bond from
Series
monthly
*2.688
E—Beginning May 1, 1952.
SERIES
one
Hydro-Electric Commis¬
placed during the month.
showing
1953,
No
the market in December, but
99.321
*2.591
100
1
December
for
•Average
2.9%
$50,000,000
for
separate series,
'
Bridge
1
*2.450
+
a
offerings of sizable proportions placed during De¬
1955 were the $50,000,000 New York State
Thruway Authority-i-ssue and the $46,000,000 California
Toll
1
Dec 1-31 Dec
of
December, 1954 total of
Total
extent
of
1-31 Dec
Dec
'
Dec 1-31 Dec
reduction
Two
384,282,362
August
c
6,841,403,426
Dec
1,092,117,895
July
2
100
2 years
32.15
January,
New
a
100
193,406,200
_
17.65
\
cember,
FINANCING
Total
1
a
15.59
286,124,000
1954
Refunding
c
9,830,159,321
42
sion,
CORPORATE
2
2 years
Nov
$458,952,194.
494,144,325
February
March
for
higher
OF
2V«
201.670,000
The
s
:
1
5,863,000
a
5,863,000 100
100
12 years
—43
1955
January
Oct
*2.231
a
62.22
that
under
since
Oct 1-31
99.436 +
26.42
this
figures
Oct
9%-12 yrs.
99.410+ *2.333
100
17.41
Canadian
of
451,267,321
Oct 1-31
corporate financing:
SUMMARY
451,267,321
Oct 1
$866,696,135.
heading "Large Domestic Corporate Issues in 1955."
Below
2,970,120,000
172,766,875
much sharper decline under the
$1,397,000,
issue
1,601,073,000
8,778,160,000
mos.
158,434,500
here each month
of
page
2,430.033,000
8%
401,070,000
Possessions
found
2,405,915,000
91-days
11
176,096,955
below
0.18%.
the
91-days
27
Oct
Oct 1-31
1955, aggregated
$427,743,941, of which amount $423,934,216 represented
new capital, while $3,809,725 constituted
refunding. The
totaling $270,751,578, or
34.30%; miscellaneous $94,597,803, or 11.98%; railroads,
$51,492,477, or 6.52%; oil, $39,537,450, or 5.01%; iron,
steel, coal, copper, etc., $34,674,200 or 4.39%; rubber, $1,-
Issues of size customarily presented
20
Oct
29
36
Municipal
of $295,217,006, or 37.39%
of the month's over-all volume. Next in order was other
industrial and manufacturing
etc.,
Oct
20
Sep
28
Total
dollar
sum
land, buildings,
99.439 + *2.257
13
1,600,731,000
1,600,983,000
37
December
up the various categories given each month
five-year table, we note that the public utility
group, as has been the case so frequently in the past,
again led the list in total dollar volume during Decem¬
and
2,256,679,000
Oct
24.90
our
0.23%;
%
$156,417,934
52
_
..
_
October
Taking
or
91-days
September
total
825,000,
13
July
August
total.
or
Oct
Oct
•
while preferred stock issues added up to only
10, totaling $32,818,450, or 4.16% of December's aggregate
ber, 1955, by reaching the
6
23
_
.
_
June
volume,
in
99.440 + *2.214
37
..
April
common
or
1,600,122.000
30
March
stockv offerings in December;
60 in number for an aggregate dollar volume
$74,633,189
2,067,042,000
privately in the twelve months
39
November
1955 were
91-days
Nov
0.19%.
of
6
Total
No. of Issues
January
February
stock
total of all
%
$
Oct
Oct
.«
offerings
in
December,
1955
amounted to $105,948,174, or 13.42% of the montlT1^ grand
total, while refunding issues aggregated $1,503,465, or
The
Yield
Price
Accepted '
Oct
of 1955 follow:
:
'
capital
$59,812,500
Amount
Applied for
;;
issueifplaced
Corporate
Long-term bonds and notes in December, 1955, stood
$681,640,875, or 86.34% of the aggregate total of all
financing. For new capital issues alone, the total was
Due
Sep 29
current
•
Dated
$
For November of last year a total
The
Amount
Offered
were
;
at
$621,828,375
Date
December, 1955, totaled 52 in
$370,887,504, or 46.98% of the
figure also compares with
the December, 1954 total of $b20,902,900 made up of 58
issues, equaling 60.49% of that month's over-all dollar
7.77%.
or
grand total.
dollar volume.
total of $728,176,549, or
dollar volume, while refunding issues amounted to
$61,-
315,965
in
amounted to
placed through the private route, ag¬
gregating $193,406,200, or 32.15% of tnat month's gross
December, 1955, reached
92.23% of that month's over-all
a
42
offerings
and
Oct.
19,
1953,
"Chronicle."
USE
OF
FUNDS
Type of
Total
July
7
for
Total Amount
Security
Dated
Accepted
six
months
New
Refunding
Indebtedneai
9,273.160,120
65,636,619,126
56,363,459,000
91-day Treas.
bills
1,600,029,000
1,501,001,000
99,028.000
100,168,000
1,011,231,134
326,002,854
75,574,200
401,577,054
239,168,027
2,773,203
241,941,2"A
July 14
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,600,459,000
1,500,291.000
599,755,043
611,231,067
284,937,645
896,168,712
732,407,786
1,865,000
734,272,786
July 21
91-day
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,600,466,000
1,500.709,000
1,501,086,000
1,669,340,438
756,029,603
2,425,370,041
1,580,152,768
15,362,643
1,595,515,411
821,562,000
821,562.000
July 18
Treas. bills
40-yr. Treas. bonds
Tax
anticipation
1,601,030,000
2,255,565,290
Certif.
2,201,204,000
2,201,204,000
July
July
1
bds.
493,734,761
493,734,761
Depositary bonds!-
2,414,000
2,414,000
July
1
!
Third
Nine
quartermonths
5,500,899,824
October—
4,901,430,853
1,250,790,912
1,142,879,251
803,155,608
179,006,275
.982,161,883
424,210,526
6,664,020
430,874,616
549,323,693
52,234,091
601,557,784
235,924,122
266,684,600
502,608,722
437,537,199
28,773,944
466,311,143
1,424,178,944
728,176,549
789,492,514
658,303,098
368,085,542
1,026,388,640
1,387,695,944
36,483,000
130,686,956
2,533,929,549
1,697,382,828
813,776,417
2,511,159,245
2,249,443,739
71,920,964 2,321,364,703
7,904,142,417
months.
61,315,965
2,403,242,593
quarter—
Feb
15
125,993,778 5,746,460,198
5,620,466,420
6,152,221,765
17,136,900
December———.
12
1,239,947,257 6,740,847,081
1,125,742,351
—
November—
Fourth
July 28
1,370,634,213
9,274,776,630
6.598,813,681 2,064.567,329 8,663,381,010
7,869,910,159
197,914,742 8,067,824,901
Total
U.
Tax
Indebt.
of
Savings
S.
99,944,000
notes
antic'n
for
99.757,000
July
3.917,811,761
9,920,898,761
6.003.087,000
4
91-day
Treas.
bills
1.600,114.000
1.501,077,000
99,037,000
Aug 11
91-day
Treas.
bills
1.600.357,000
1,502,017,000
98,340,000
Aug
Aug 18
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,600,735,000
1,500,393,000
100,342,000
Aug 25
92-day
Treas.
bills
1,600,137,000
1,500,181,000
99,956,000
notes
6,841,414,000
6,841,414,000
1,485,574,000
1,485,574,000
t Revised.
Aug 1 12% mos. Treas.
Treasury Financing in December
The
Treasury Department
Dec.
on
UNITED
%
invited
8
tenders
for
$1,500,000,000,
bills dated
Dec.
These
were
value
in
March
The
thereabouts,
of
99-day
Tax
Anticipation
of
bills,
income
acceptable
and
profits
at
face
taxes
due
7
exchange offering of 2% %
Certificates
of
Indebtedness
of
announced
one-year
Series
the
Treas¬
D-1956
and
1958, both dated Dec. 1, 1955, open to holders of $5,359,055,000 of 114% Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness of
$6,853,792,000 of 1%% Treasury Notes
both maturing
Series B-1955,
new
issues
amounted
Dec.
15.
Subscriptions
to
$11,365,412,000, leaving
$847,435,000 of the maturing issues for cash redemption.
$4,157,150,000 of the maturing certificates
000
of the
certificates
maturing notes
and
were
old
notes
and $4,925,097,-
exchanged for the
$813,998,000 of the old
$1,469,167,000 of the
new
were
certificates
and
exchanged for the
Bills, Savings Bonds
operations
and
to
the
sale
Depositary Bonds.
of
DURING
$
Treasury
Aug
*1.541
99.594 + *1.606
99.591
*1.620
99.566+ *1.720
1,600.459,000
1,600,466,000
2,403,294,000
1,601,030,000
821,562.000
100
July 8
July 18
8 mos.
July 1-31 July l 9%-12 yrs.
2,201,204,000
493,734,761
2,201,204,000
100
493,734.761
a
July 1-31 July
July 1-31 July 1
821,562,000
2,414,000
12 yrs.
'
2,414,000
100
3
_
l7/«
,
2
0
July 28
Aug
-
4
2,454,000
2,454,000
antic'n
notes
for
887,517,789
15,218,173,789
14.330,656,000
Treas.
bills
1,600,139,000
1,500,614,000
99,525.000
Sep
8
91-day
Treas.
bills
1.601,163,000
1,500.455,000
100,708,000
August
99,340,000
Sep
15
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,602,174,000
1,502,834,000
Sep
22
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,600,318,000
1,503.268,000
97,050,000
1,500,043,000
100,867,000
Sep
91-days
2,327,804,000
1,600, 114,000
99.532+ *1.850
2,291,394.000
1,600. 357,000
99.522 + *1.889
Sep
99.523
1,600,910,000
bds.
462,368,686
462,368,680
4,823,000
4,823,000
91-day
U.
S.
Treas.
Savings
*1.888
99.521
1
bills
Depositary bonds—
29
Sep
91-days
*1.873
Aug 25
Aug
July 20
May 17
1
Aug 1-31 Aug 1
Aug 1-31 August
Aug 1-31 Aug
for
1
91-days
2,368,922,000
1,600, 735,000
92-days
2,177,713.000
12% mos.
6,841,414,000
1,600 137,000
6,841, 414.000
100
9% mos.
1,485.574,000
1,485 ,574,000
100
487,388,789
487, 388,789
a
2,454,000
100
454,000
2
15,218,173,789
—«.
Sep
1
91-days
2,202,139,000
1,600,139,000
99.422 +*2.088
Aug 30
Sep
8
2,281,268,000
1,601,163,000
99.460 + *2.134
Sep
8
Sep
15
91-days
91-days
2,653,983,000
1,602,174,000
99.468 + *2.104
Sep
15
22
91-days
2.327.516,000
1,600,318,000
99.499 + *1.981
91-days
2,317,278,000
1,600,910.000
99,464
92/3-12 yrs.
462,368.686
462,368,686
12 yrs.
4,823,000
4,323,000
1
Sep 1-30 Sept
Sep
for
1
September
*2.123
8,471,895,686
a
a
100
2
100
2 yrs.
Total
for
September
c
8,471,895,686
(Continued
In
Aug 25
Sep
notes
c
2
2 years
August-!
Sep 22
Sep 29
antic'n
2
100
Tax
a
12 years
1
2
9%-12 yrs.
Aug 18
Sep 1-30
Tax
487,388,789
bonds—
91-day
4
Aug 18
Sep 1-30
1
487,388,789
1
Aug 11
Aug
Julv 20
Total
9.920.898.761
July
of
bds,
Sep
Sep
for
Total
ctf.
Savings
Depositary
Total
a
100
2 yrs.
mos.
S.
99.611
1,600,029,000
2,390,318,000
15
U.
1
Aug
2,257,759,000
Feb
Yield
65,636,619,126
months—
July 7
July 14
July 21
July 28
7
9%
Aug
indebtedness
Price
2,119,089,000
28
July 14
May 17
1955
Amount
Accepted
91-days
91-days
91-days
91-days
40 yrs.
Jun
Sep
Treasury Department in December, outside of the
above, confined its
FINANCING
Applied for
new
notes.
The
six
Aug 11
Series E-1955 and
of
the
for
July 11
Dec.
2%% two and one-half year Treasury Notes of Series A-
for
Total
July
15, 1956.
on
Due
$
July 21
Treasury Department
TREASURY
Amount
Dated
Treasury
15, 1955, and to mature March 23, 1956.
payment
results of the
ury
or *
STATES
Date
Offered
on
7,507,214.000
page
964,681,680
6)
the
and the
comprehensive tables on the fol¬
we compare the December
twelve months' figures with those
for the
corresponding periods in the four
lowing
years
pages
preceding thus affording
comparison.
a
five-year
Total
150. 0
$
5,0 .0 221,4"319^3
63.5 0 10.58,60 1 ,23 9
Total
-87.90421 201.39037 10l79~850 295, 05
S
150. 0
5,0 ,0 24,"319^28
Capit l 53.401 10.5860 1 ,239
S
New
Refundi g 14.9340 14,37*50 54,1 50
180. 0
83,25 40
Capital 21.9o0 197,806 30.562 0 4,97.0 29731^.0 1,0 .0 1,25.0 2,75.0
83,25.40 6,20760 10079805". 19,40.835
Refundi g 83.25 4C0
—1951
19 ,590
108.7 254 10,27650 65.840 24.871234 9.67.437 17,64.12 237,10 21 21,950. 321,08.254 5.276,50 4.97,0 4l2,~ 90584 25.871234 1.42.590 2,75,0 9.67~437 24.13,2 87,904.721
„
\
$
150, 0 .
150. 0
21.950 21,30. 45.0 ,0 4,97.0 3467~5 .0 1.0 .0 1.25.0 2.75.0 6.470. 0 641.53,0
6,290. 0
58.401,
$
-195
795,62.31 15.93,0 276,197215
$
New
150, 0
150. 0
19 ,590
108.7 ,254 10,27650 65.840 24.871234 9,67,437 17,6412
Total
645.92,63 68.730862 15.8 ,035
830,471530
314,90. 402.96350
426,0 0
4,20 3
269.40 9.15.60
786,21 97
45,70. 0 39,847.906
1,42 78,94
52714,0 61,54.0 780,6 ol5 5,905, 0
36,4830
61.54 0 7.652,40
Refundi g 43,743
S
1952—
—
Capit l 60q,14830 68~304.862 15,8 .035
S
■
New
$
4.350 .7
2.750. 0 43,75382
15,0 0
Refundi g 32.18.0 2.750. 0 1,50.0
$
1,3876954
Total
1,30287
89,7.0" 10.5 0 52,389.60 69.3204 4,0 ,0
S
Refundi g 35,02 14 1.5802 1,483,20
$
1954-
Capital
$
New
Total
$
534.86 58 10.5 0 40.8940 67,836 40 4.0 .0
30 ,0 0
40 ,0
65.40,875 32.81450 74.63,189 25.0 0
17,80
R5-19 efundig 43.69Q30 1,485.6 16,2 0
25.0 0 62.8150 18;759.685
368.05,42
789,42514 50, 30 63,0.vO 427, 3941
COORPFATE,
Capitl 612.95037 40. 0 31. 2,765 74,615389
S
New
8.78,0
,
SUM ARY
s
1,30287
56,70. 0485.390 25,0 .0 17.95,0 61.0 0 2,60 . 0 1.350, 13.75,0 893,790
—1054 Refundi g 18.0 0 290, 30
$
2,801.6 7
7.250. 0 36.87 ,475
50 ,0 0
3.0 .0 7.0 .0 10.5 ,0
Capit l 38,70. 195,26.0 25,0 0 15,93. 61,0 0 2,60.0 4,10.0 96,87.52 538, 6.85
$
46.20 253.6 0 32,0 .0 2041,3025 27,50. 0 1.247.0
Refundi g 2.416.0
S
7;9.2-3,85
41.750 20,912.609 84.532,6 296,015.784 75.103760 150. 0 2.806.250 1.350. 0 1.702645 51,982.57
1
184,2.97
86,39 24 62,50. 805.94 08 30.169487 4,0 ,0 428.3,624 6.382. 0 30 ,0 0 3,726.50 82,613725
50 .0
84.7824 47,256.0 805.3 408 30.154 87 0 0 419.57624 6.38v2.0 30 ,0 0 976.50 73, 9.725
4,000
13,06 40 18.0 0 301.63,20 4.284.67
58,03.10 7.39,450 1.06 49 21.0 25 6,48.948
4.513,058
108.946,20 38,70. 253.8410 32,79.450 126,9.82 82.10 25 9,048.948 7.10.0 108.4 ,583
5,27 .47 41,59206 2.674,20 29.176,58 12,037450 1,825,0 14,873.928
107.451639 51.J9247 295.1706 34,67 20 270:51.78 39.57450 rQ.tr- -j 1,825.0 94,57803
3.0 .0 7.0 .0 10,5 0
250, 0
631,40875
" 150, 0
40 ,0
1.503.465
_L
7.250. 0 36.87,45
1
1,503,465
250, 0 150, 0
Capitl 46,20 2051.2009 32,0 .0 201.9430 1,378.0 1,247,0 7,83175 621,8 375
New
40 ,0
5,27 ,47 41,59206 2,674,20 27.63,1 12,037450 1,825.0 14.873928
63156,880,32386075..9954.4
789,4251
1.892.50 61,3596
2.416,0 40.8546 16,2.0
!
S
786,219
1,42789
2.750, 0 9,274,0 36,483.0
10.0 0
1.892.50 59,81250
39,82.0 16,2.0
4,271,3 4,20 3
1,5702 1.483,20
New
Total
976,50 8,213.725
795.6231
830,4715
2 6,0
69.08310 7, 39,450 12,589.4 21.0.25 6,4 8.948 4,523.058 12,09640 56.70 5 .497310 32,79.450 130.584 9 82.10 25 9.048.948 14.350 145,298.05
35,02 14
$
15.03,0
1,50 . 0 1,5 ,0 15.0 0 569.0 0 15,0 0 8. 75,0
43.98 708 18,54 87 12.987,624 5 7,20
,
Total
976.50 9,713,725
15,0 0
2,750, 0 2,750, 0
New
CAHARNCTDE
728,16.549 [:' 50, .06 423.9 216
1,3507
Capit l 47,250. 761.34,70 12.0 0 4,0 ,0 406.970 5,82.0 30,0 . 65.126,0
GONREUPFWI
63,0. 0 3,809.725
61,3596
43,98 708 18,69487 12,987624 5 7,20
2,750, 0 2,750, 0
$
COISRPTUNAHIEED
658,30 98 30, .0 867.93450 12,50. 0
$
•
\r
7, 4,0 32,180
8, 75,0
23.0 ,0 1,70,0
f
k'.V?
62,50. 761,9570 12,0 .0 4,0 ,0 415,8 ~O6 5,825,0 30 ,0 72,90 0
S
5 ,0 .0 62,815.0 86.9 135 12.50 0
1,02638.4
S
Refundi g 15,0 0 569,0
-1953
52.147,0 72.94815 5.905,0
30 .0 0
/
-
426,0
93.0 309 26,03256 35.23784'7.103.760 ~8067250 1,702645 10,5 87
$
Total
2 6.0 0
20 ,0
4,271,3 43.74,3
15,03 0
Capit l 401,7105 127,89.30 58,0 0 260,7820 ^£8,0. 150.0 2,0 .0 1,350, 0 417832,0 602.148,30
S11,23854.0677825,012649,935864978.90fbSrmtaFoatunGhegicDoptSCdeviyPdlhsamrernysocnvuasefldc FTMODFAEHCNIEVRBR
FGOOFRLVFTEMAEODINIRFUGEANHCNMCRPDBTGRL,
New
93,293,09 26,03256 35.23784 7,329.760 "8067250 1.702(345 10,5 87 184.5 ,897 64,715.0 2 .612,09 84,532 6 31.0874 75,329760 150, 0 2.806.250 1,350. 0 1.702645 56.23,920
New
Y312,5.408S62799.ImBnfRtuerDiacopvlslkpmdEARS
FYIEVARS
Capit l
41. 7862 43,760382
$
64.7150 129.3 ,0 58,0. 0 275.8 0 68.0 0 150. 0 2,0 .0 1.350. 0 46,103 64^,92 63
Refundi g 23.0 0 1,50,0
—1952
7,862
Total
-1953
Total
$
83.25 40
21,950. 306.5148 . 40.839,0 4.97.0 358.149,08 25.871234 1.42 590 2,75.0 9,6~ 7~43 23.954,12
237,10
i.
S
180. 0
14.9340 14,3750 54,1 50
105,94817 51.492,7 29.801 6 34.67 20 29.8613 23.415 0 niq 1,825,0 92,7053 728,16549
->r
1
1— .20,765 obtained - etc. etc. - etc. etc.
*
i
.
DOFECMBR bonanotdedss stoc.—k stock. bonanotdedss stpck stock foreign- bonanotdedss sto-ck stock corpate BTIntaeranioklGove forgeoveirngmnt. Gaancide,s&•Municptal—.Stes,,PSosteaiens toal( fifdnuigncludooresets OFDECMBR NBooteansn-dds — utiles eccosptotearl,l,, manuft acesori inmadanuunfstcrtdrilg beudticngs, htoIrnvaledstming"ru,,Miscelanous BNooteasn—ds utiles eccsoopttealr,l,, manuft acesori inmdaanuusnftcrtdrilg beuildtcngs, Miscelanous utiles—— manufcers oiesInmdaaunsunftrcditrlig Miscelanous 1- utiles manufctres.- oriesindmauasnnutrfdctlrig bueildtncgs, Miscelanous csoercpuriatte.
hIttnroiva*eluddstmiisnnggn,,, cecsoopttea.rl,l,, bueildtcngs, hItntrovraeulsddtmsiinnngg,,, ccseotopeall,,, Ihnttvrroeausldtdmsiinnngg,,,
MONTH
D—Corpate 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
Total
Candian Loan
§
Other Farm
Grand
United
•These
MONTH
Long-Term Railroads Public Iron, Equipment Maontodrs
Total
„
Other Land, Rub er
Short-Tem rubll'c Equipment Maotnodrs
Iron,
Other Land,
Oil
Stocks- Railroads
Equipment and
rubllc Iron, Motors Other (.and. Rub er
Oil
Ship ing
otal—-
T
Railroads Public Iron, Equipment Maotnords Other
Oil
Land, Rub er
Ship ing
Total
Total
'
150, 0 301,850 2,067~50 3,176. 5 7 17,601 0
~~
70 ,0
Refundi g 396,4 762 123,0 13 9,29,5$
2,7 1,50
$
-195
Capit l 4,690 5
$
New
90,0 0
5,4710 681.7 ,69 936,8 921 7,50 , 0 il~652,586 6,0 ,0 1,640, 8
-1952 Refundi g 756,21 34 4,60 0 -17.v503,1 8 6.093, 40
>'
Total
6.197 ,1 1,095 7.4 1?8,50 3^850~ 2,805^3
29,60. 0 I~—HI 62,5182
70, 0 215,897.0
740, 0
293,0 2,159047 194,076 25,30875 2,84,08 1,4582704 9,3 12 34,972.0 105. ,0 2,80 0 285.70,6
.
'
■
'
60 ,0
4,61.590 1,90
Refundi g 234. 9,0 70,290 85.420, 268,0 13 8,74592 2.340, 20, 0 67,19328 756,21 34
FYD3EEMITONAVWOR1ECSTLHV.S
1.4675,0 5,207136 47,5.0
2,5bOU 0
Capitl 296,5.0 2,314 250 547.36,50 16,0910 1.8762~oi7 534,9 586 17,80 14,50 1,350 035.000 301,8520
$
Total
305,720 2,79.8602 20.35,0 32,059375
3>
2,
331,
3,017,
38,4750
6,85.13729
2,936
303,
2,
36,
25
191
2,0 9,
31
106
387
6,3205784
1,6498
530.94,0 3,265718 687,94207 16,091 2,64819T2 751,8 6 20,793UO 138.50123 1,350. 0 80.624395 539.60,21 8,657 2,40
234. 9,0 81,39.740 86,3 40 281,759.83 12,69 25 2,340. 20, 0 68.2,741 78,63 789
1,635,4 8 26, 148
37,40
-50, 0
13,96 0 I —HI 1.450, 0 50 ,0 2.750. 0 20,350 21,07 946.850 76 61,40.25 17.9084 109.5639 1,324,713 2 ,501346 9,82 71
l,297r4T~.26o 439,12 7. 29.672,85 27,60 570~.6 1,083450
469,
34
106
2,
298
25,80 3,673 50 859, 867 54,0637 461,0379 203,54 17 573,0 4,01,23 45,62 395 143,0613
■M
-
40
095, 0 512,870 6 2,161 320.875 284.0 0 287,426 567.4 7 503,730 732, 58 80 ,0 0 946,853 32 .6G4
1,7948206
1,8470 963,40 8,91,850 3,946,0
4,80,0
4,83 50 695>j0
226.
2,26 ,
80
531,730
549,739 92,04315 1,732,58 3l72~06,853 10, 98
573,0 0
871, 4607 5,01970 470,9562 207,48157 4,01,23 45,6247395 145,018
25780^
>
2.
39,
327,
3,607 0 4,82,0 82,309630 2,730,50 lo lo 1,476053 135,9183 3,47.0 80 ,10 23,715 40 13,82065 257,"l 327 35. 05 3,872,0 2,50.0 82.53,9 53,10 645
1,4 0, 0 5,4710 5,065,0 75,6 70 109,26 401
4,8Q0l
New
-
70 ,0 0
9,63.50 695,0
2,56 0
S
1952
4 2.50 312,970 37 ,361 14 .50 284.0 0 464,753 897.947 375,730 732, 58 80 .0 4 6.853 861,617
531,730 1,732, 58
50
5.065
10 ,0
981,0 150, 0 1,0 ,0
530,94.0 2,3916 250 632,7450 16,091 2,146905 543,7051 20, 0 134,50 1,350 35.0 0 369,0453 6,819 04
S
-
10, 0 81. 2,0 120.3650 539,0 43 3,96.12507 3,9260
New
21.07, 460, 2.46
New
1.4 0. 0
1,0 ,0
5,084632 2,50 250, 6,170 809,73 14,08 631,78.0 94,7581 32,~«6l851,704 1,8092.7
Refundl g 3,470 46,59240 18, 7140 13,82065 174^6 97 32,50 0 3,872,0 1,50,0 71,06290 396,4 762
Capit l $
Bftlnaernairokl
1,680 31,986
1,6073Y 5
Capitl 5,9324.50 3,67350 536,908241 1,2093 82
»
DeRveacloonpsmtrundti.
10, 0 92,850 120, 3650 2,14630 4,29531 3,9260
3,025,0
326.7,0 2,05639 0 213,890 39,14 50 2,84.0 1,63 947 13.89132 38,40 105, 0 2,80,0 2.40, 0 356,843576
$
S
-195
150, 0 264,7580 469715,0 3,089 507 17,60
$
-■ >■
12,576.9 8
V
S
Total
Total
37,10 0 1,5970 92,6 05
6,91408 j8,-i7350 54.1349 1,25362 128.50, 3,~85oIO 25,830 5
$
Total
981,0 0
s
,045632 6.17.0 805,1982 946,7 1 7,50,0 47,~34086 5,0 ,0 9~OT6O 1,640, 8
-
$
•
296, 50 3,1897 1 601-4 ,807 16,0910 2,34^059.16 739,16743 18,4530 18.50,123 •1.350 80.6243Q5 470,8310
1.72,9658
305.72,0 3.69081 6 281,74 65 32,059375 853.094 548.79036 31.047538 27,60 751.3*6 1.390,5871
282
1,476
1,692784
6,853.1720784,019697,52-4.5 2,15093475816,3.4.75139,09286470CiPDmrauotntFvcGSphosehalvedgdcrfenumfclyTHE 6,02138754,9043 78,016925.42,063549871
YFD3EMTINOFAVWR1MIANCOHUASL.CRPDG
182,957 2,951,250 2.430 3,175483
-1953
18.0 , 0 01,67320", 90,78 695
9,4
RCefaupnidtilg 6.0157,38 4ol.03641,0927814
218,5.70
New
Total
29,60 62,5182
-1954 Refundi g 7. 50, 0 152, 9 .176 9,521,632
1,894 521
$
98,0 0 94,82 0 5,0 0 1.72065, 0 6,90517 0 49,50
685,0
12.80, 0 25.0 ,0 1,34780 142,895 76
5 0, 0 193,540
Capitl 4,73290 12,0 63,527 917,2437 85,970 104, 7.80
$
Total
.
13,96.0
150, 0
482, 5.0 3.1948.0 534.81,50 24,83750 8.40, 0 954,32045 487.516,0 87.4102 1,30 62.105716 780, 2.40
37,40
1,450. 5010
50 ,0
50, 0
15,0 0
1,04 64 721-.025
3.54,19 12,67913 46.0 0 34.0159 645.0 61.30479 2.07 25 1.539 4 1,20. 0 901.3 0 29,3 089
750. 0 1,350
21
20,148750 218,5.70 93.17 61,39.245 176,950.43 108.4361 1,324713 2.501346 96,537 2
259.70 3.65 19 281.036*5 32,05937 1,45.261 546.738,01 29.50794 26,40. 260,85.46 1.36,582
38 .50
426,960
129.50, 89.25,384 74,58 37 340.13,80 87, 2.857 2,49.082 1.23 24 235,40267 157. ,63
508.
871.960 915.184 401.837 843,750 40 .0 25 .85 649.357 235.124 68 .50 37 ,2 4 831 238.036
3.0 0 123.90
1,
482.
88.
609.
4.09 .
11.
1,295.
24.
1
i
390
576 110
1.032
'
10,484
7. 50. Q 7, 50. 0
Refundi g 269,4820 940,521 0 4,50.0 294.0723 62,3850 2,482,0 32.50 289.41,7
$
50 ,0
150, 0
Capit l 21,9630 2.5896,30 530,1.50 24.83750 8,40 0 60.319,78 425,13 0 87,4102 8.1,0 29.85,716 491,37068
98,0 . 0 82,0 0 30, 0 372,850 6,72301.94 49,50
$
New
259.70, 2,703.81 219.675,0 32,059.37 "241.731, 85 437,9 7 28,13 8 26,40 38.4,70 1,062 58
New
-1954
7,536.905
.
Capitl
UNITED
2,750, 0 201,250 2,95120
630, 0
Refundi g 46.0 , 0 26,4790 60.27,015 1.3490 1,539.4 1,20. 0 1975.30 25,67 320
■
TFSHTOAERE
70. ,0 197,8 0 ~543902 0 5,429 .38 47,50
5 0. 0 193.540
116.2739,5 28,950. 78,43951 926,8159 86^ 0, 104, 780
$
1953
$
750, 0 1,350, 0
3.0 .0 16,50
New
134,72 4 14,9.67
375,173 2 5,0 0
1.875,0
163,50
426.960
12,750 765.192 0 74,57.853 325.619,3 87. 2857 2,18.90 1.23,24 235.40,67 145,680.3
173
269,482.0 1,07523.94 4.51048 308,56984 62,385.0 2,70.0 32,50 309. 6714
375
11,686,065948573722409
389, 60 6 1,210 891.35 843.750 40 .0 68 .871 264.357 859. 51 981.50 37 .2 4 258.183 201,32
8.
213.
3.024,
604,
24, 88,
_1, 268, 753.
986, 514 109,
28,06963,4923875.41710 CIONSOGRRNPEUUFWPEAIT 14,689765.327054,021328
LFFGOACOVRREEPNIMGNATT,, D3EC1MBR notes—_-— notes.- -— — agencis&. 127.8,1935,466405frbSafomuautnoicnpyldeytidess 3DEC1MBR manufctrig heoltdcin.g, Notes—• —manufctrig- hoeldtcin.g, —.- manulctrg— —heoltdcin.g,— 2.40,91—5 -— manulctrg —treading,-chol.— 9,217437,90642
Total
6.565
Re.unclig: 1,25.8 023 21,05 0 94. 80 23,46710 16,2 0
Capitl £
Ncw
v
.
5
-195
1,38450.19
84.!
39.847,02 80.145,0 521.305bl9 1,839514 43.28,0 30,7 982
"
6,0 0 7,69506
$
-1935
Total
90.13,0 48.50, 2,5961 5 ,9635120 01J,800
68,025 10,950 t0i.5 094 1,8623 04 59,30 80,7 .982
S
17,3,970046.14227
90,130 42,50 1.80 U0
1,2 7650 5.8,1694
ACHANRDTE
OSUMFARY
notes
EMNODNTHS
12
§
92
S
Capitl
New
150. 0 2J0. 0
79.450 10,95.0 5,27.47 816.9451 234.50,62 5.0, 0 328.5125 359,062.59 7/,30645 6.904,32 089,439 1.972 50 417,3569 25,10 29
60
«
Reiundl g 408,69.02 20,584.0 6.4 0C 428,15047 17,93485 9,70. 0
S
18.59 0 375,0 2,450
6-^510. 2,4951830 391,0568 54,90 62,50uOJ 1,379. 40 23,10 12,39570 501,0 1.7950 12,0 0 1,53.6027
cites,Poin- include Notes- etc
631,
2,5486310
3,3 0.
625,
60,
,1567
13
391
1,740
429
310 129 152
1,458
21,05 0 21.05,0 26.1587 4,60 0 4.28,65 "168. 58 1.750 2.64 30 27.968 2 107.64190 408.69 0 246.7 ,85 1, 20 472,3672 17.934,85 9,86 58 1.750,6 2,64.30 9.452,713
50.4371
217,846.0 2.74,63 0 384.610 54,9 .50 62,50 951,60.93 15,615 12.69570 92.50 1,7950 12.0 , 0 1,036754
812,47 758,314 934.362 49 ,50 051,2 5 ,7905-3 406,453 450,582 589,439 967,950 25 ,69
1,52,438.9.03702
18,59 0 375.0 0 2.45,0 "150,60 ~ 2~0 .0 58,40. 80,145 0 5,27.47 790,85729 29.836,52 5,0. 0 5 1.2 5 314.780394 7.3C645 6.735;974 60.8943 10.2 950 41,7093 197,3 10
1 8.47 015, 29 ,82.36 49.50' 051,2 5 36 ,387 471,571
223,
328
3.084
614,
,581.724 ,589.43 217,950 709,39 698, 54
60
391
1.268
192 119
152,
12,
426,
1,358
boanndds — stock stock boanndds stock stock— boanndds —. stock stock—- corpate BIntearnaioklGoCvaernnmdiatn forgoeverinmgnt GLoaavndn, •Municpal—Stes,Staes ;toal dfignuoorets ENMDONTHS BLooanngn-dTdesrm Railrods ut'—iles cocspoteaerl,,l, Emqanuuficptmesent anorieds inadunstrdl beudtcings, trtarInduveisnstmg,n, Miscelanou BSaohonrt-dTesm Railrods utiles cocpsoteear,l,l, mEanqufutiprment acaesnorid iandunstdrl beudtcings, tratrdInuviensstgm,n, Miscelan—ou utiles cocpsotea,l,l, Emanqufuctipremsent aanoriesd inadunstrdl ebuitldcngs, —; trtarIdnuviesnstmg,n, Misce—lan-ou — utiles cocpsoteal,l, Emaqnuufcitprems,ent anoriesd inadudstrl beuitldcngs, 1 Itnrvuesstmn, Miscelanou seccourrpitate
DeCorp at- omestic— Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Candi — Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on fOtoreighn-er Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on
Grand
Total
H
§
Other Farm
United
•These
12
Public Iron, Mot rs Other Tn ti,
Total
etc.—
Public Iron, Mot rs Other Land,
Tota—l
Ship ng
Stocks—
etc
Public Iron, Mot rs Other Land,
Total
Ship ng
Total—
etc
Public Iron, Mot rs Other Land,
Total
Slipni g
6
(1682)
The Commercial
(Continued from page 3)
$429,355,699,
New
Type of
Total Amount
Security
Accepted
Refunding
$
Dated
$
1,600,059,000
1,600,459,000
1,600,431.000
1,601,073,000.
6
91-day
Treas.
bills
13
91-aay
Treas.
bills
Oct '20
91-uay
Treas.
bilis
Oct
27
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,600,122,000
1,600,731,000
1,600,983,000
1,601,073,000
OCl
11
tadebXea"'-
1
$
...
63,000
272,000
552,000
2,970.120.000
Oct
Indebtedness
Oct
Oct
U.
Oct
S.
Depositary
Oct
1
antic'n
Tax
notes
—
9,830,159,321
Total for October
Nov
3
91-day
91-day
Treas.
Treas.
Nov
25
Nov
1
bills
Treas.
bills
Savings
S.
U.
1,602,267,000
1,600,065,000
1,600,476,000
1,600,093,000
437,897,426
605,000
bills
bills
Treas.
10
17
bds.
90-day
Depositary bonds--
Nov
1
antic'n
Tax
1
91-dav Treas.
8
Dec
15
91-day Treas.
91-day Treas.
bins
Dec
15
Dec
22
Dec
29
Dec
1
Dec
1
Dec
bills
1,553,000
6,401,348,000
1,601,061,000
1,500.669,000
1,600.492,000
1,600,521,000
4,157.150,000
4,925,097,000
99-day Treas, bills
91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
l yr. ctf. of indebt.
1 yr. ctf. of indebt.
2'4 yr. Tr^as. notes
1
1,600,714.000
1,600,065,000
1,600,4*6,000
1,6Oo,09j,060
1,601.028,000
1,600,098,000
bills
Dec
Dec
3,428,137,321
=
-----
437,897,4-6
600,000
notes
for November
Total
ZHIZZ
6,402,022,000
6,841,403,426
91-day
Nov
Nov
NoV
451,267,321
5,863,000
Dec
1
2\i yr. Treas, notes
813,998,000
1,469,167,000
Dec
1
U.
S. Savings bds.
Depositary
bonds-
440,055,426
1,600,049,000
1,600,098,000
l,o01,061,000
979,000
1,500,689,000
1,600,492,000
1,600,521,000
—
4,157,150,000
4,925,097,000
813,998,000
1,469,167,000
Dec
l
antic'n
Tax
Total
—:—'—
1
19,367,633,000
1,969,190,821
20,880,554,930
♦INTRA-GOVERNMENT FINANCING
Retired
Issued
months
six
for
Net Issued
$
S
Total
35,340,0o0,00G
Si
34,756.024,000
584,026,000
July—
Certificates
-
be
339,906,000
-
112,781,000
13,130,000
150,629,000
353,036,000
227,125,000
263,410,000
Notes
arately in
for
Juiy__
'
tl37.499.00t
89,626,000
August—
Certificates
1,360,185,000
for
886,172,000
140,150.000
12,115,000
1
—
Total
474,013,000
152,265,000
—
Koies
August
614,163,000
1,512,450,000
898,287,000
September—.
662,396.000
954,025,000
1291,629,000
56,038,000
111,600,000
155,562,000
718,434,000
—
1,065,625,000
1347,191,000
-
Total
for
September
October—
Certificates
Notes
260,803,000
66,639,000
75,200,000
327,442,000
October
561,200,000
1233,758,000
November—
■'
Certificates
~
852,702,000
454,000,000
398,702,000
91,352,000
134,330,000
142,978,000
944,054,000
586,330,0§0
355,724,000
Dotes
Total
for
since
19423675
Notts
713.694.000
—
SR^.ooo.no.o
82,475,000
issues is of
no
them all will
883,540,000
1218,065,000
tne
Total for twelve months—
39,991,635,000
38,732,292,000
sales of special series certificates and notes; certificate!
Adjusted Service. Certificates Fund and Unemployed Trust Fund
to Federal Old
Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Account
to
red
Civil
Service
Zone
ravings
Retirement
Fund.
Retirement Fund.
System,
f.Jfe
Insurance
federal Savings
Fund,
and
Life
Federal
Loan
Foreign
Alaska
Government
Service
Railroad
past
Deposit
Insurance
Results
.
Retirement
Fund,
Fund
Insurance
Corporation.
Fund, Postal
National Service
Corporation,
DOMESTIC
for
the
Year
Ltantially
smaller total of $8,067,824,901 in
It is worthy of mention that the
year 1955
r,7,904,142,417,
emissions
for
the
year
1955
division
or
of
the
classifications, such
term
the
bonds and
former
•75,383,075,002,
at
dollar
into
to
$6,625,018,025,'
or
71.43%.
A
figure into new and refund¬
capital issues attained the sum of
58.04%,
while
$1,241,943,023,
or
refunding was greatly
13.39%, of all financing
year.
'
Short-term financing dollar volume for
1955
scale with new issues
only
short-term
Stock
on
$2b,050,000
contrasted
volume
$129,500,000 of
of
volume.
with
the
that
and
1954
year's
new
915,
corporate
1,095,957,497
issues in the
stocks
in
1955
^0.95%, of the aggregate
comprised
6,303,o33,33,-.
or
total for the year, while
pre¬
issues totaled
$605,500,099, or 6.53%, contrasted
the figure of $789,037,491 or
9.11%, in 1954.
the total corporate
ferred
with
Of
f-roup held the
financing in 1955, the utility
lead, taking up $3,330,758,314, or 35 91%
of all funds raised.
followed at
Other industrial and
manufacturing
$1,740,799,059, or 18.77%; miscellaneous, $1
458,151,567, or 15.72%; railroad, $631,812,477, or 6
81%iron, steel, etc., $625,934,362, or 6.75%; investment
trusts^
-
mort¬
Purpose, refunding.
sinking
refunding.
Purpose,
to
fund
A,
Co., 4%
debentures due
bank loans
repay
due
debentures
and
for
April
construc¬
Corp.,
Purpose,
690,000
to
shares
bans;
repay
of
stock
common
loans
for
and
new
Steel
1980.
3J4 %
Corp.
1947
4,771,309,634
846,281,257
4,435,961,800
659,154,129
1,268,428,380
.
804,3877001
60,000,000 Detroit
convertible
278,823,945
6,200,881,481
101.223.891
3,121.828.53]
2,609,974,000
886,827,500
130,710,988
43,079,643
Edison
110,158,408
18,817,643
2,319,675,200
219,228,275
79,901,271
2,618,804,746
O,
investments
debentures
Bonds and
Preferred
Notes
tures
30,000,000
and
Stocks
Lockheed
and
due
789,037,491
1,030,863,766
8,663,381,010
6,448,703,117
460,642,466
.1,158,479,318
8,067,824,901
1,241,156,857
8,657,852,400
1952—
6,858,434,194
558,261,349
l9ol
805,109,812
995,810,265
6,865,137,42!
1950——
5,U64,217,352
4,595,359,950
618,166,607
673,412,621
4,575,733,217
397,939,850
627,693,888
30,000,000
5,601,368,955
5,608,312,355
aue
&
refunding
1980.
15,
Purpose,
mortgage
to
repay
Corp.,
May
convertible
334%
ssubordinate
de¬
capital expendi¬
ior
subordinated
lubo.
i,
35/e%
Corp.,
Ohio
314%
Ptupusc,
convertible
inventories
ior
capital,
Purpose,
loans
Edison
l^bu.
5,886,939.178
1949_
capi¬
construction.
15, 1975.
Purpose,
bank loans.
Aircraft
bank
$9,274,776,630
6.843,479,753 !
working
repay
working
inclusive.
Total
$1,943,063,006
general
May
new
Co.,
&
May
to
30,000,000 Marathon
Common
Stocks
$605,500,099
and
subsidiaries.
R.)
due
debentures
$6,726,213,525
for
in
(W.
bentures
FOREIGN, INCL. CANADIAN, CORPORATE ISSUES
Years
due
and
1.042,098.401
DOMESTIC AND
314%
Co.,
series
loans
30,000,000 Grace
1,060,618,131
913,122,350
expansion
54,545,400 Transamerica Corp., 1,346,800 shares of capital stock (par
$2).
Purpose, to repay bank loans
and for additional
6,503,777,181
1,033.817,917
410.630.640
4,883,239,629
for
Purpose,
tal.
6,220,393,136
6,276,745,026
and
Co.,
promissory notes due 1960-1980,
(3x9,824,uoO) and to repay
munuing
lor
Puipose,
working
capital
($10,1*6,000).
3'4%
first mortgage bonds
construction pio0ram.
ior
due
May
1,
25,200,000 Pan American World Airways, Inc., 334-'4
due
March
1,
1966-1980,
promissory notes
Purpose,
lor
new
inclusive.
equipment.
20,243,100 Public
Service
443,418,4.53
496,667,468
6,548,398,316
4,801,809,634
846,281,257
669,826,626
6,317,917,517
4,570,411,800
813,229,501
6,652,069,68]
4,937,839,620
1,268,428,380
1,036,481,389
284,266,445
6,258,587,454
2.669.224.000
410,630,640
130,710,988
101,223,891
43,079,643
"3,181,078,53.
907,077,500
1,030,868.131
and
913,122,350
110,158.408
19,239,518
1,042,520,27f
2.319.675.200
219.228.275
79.901.271
Co.
of
2-61B.804.74t
Indiana,
500,000.
I
4.20'/£
cumulative
ruipose,
20,000,000 Jersey
to
due
to
Corporate Issues in 1955
Goodyear
Tire
due
notes
january
Aluminium
Purpose,
40,00.0,000 Duke
Ltd.
for
36,000,000 New
Co.
1,
Dec.
Delhi-Taylor
30,000,000
Consumers
Axe
1,
St.
&
31,
Oil
stock
United
Louis
Life
pari.
mortgage bonds
($35,000,000) and
Co.
mortgage
3'4%
for
and
and
due
for
(par
25,000,000 Trans
Jan.
1964,
1
Investors,
$1)-
1970.
1,
Purpose,
mortgage
bands
program.
for
due
cap¬
Stock
29,000,000
($10,000,000).
Inc.
1,400,000
for
shares
shares
Purpose,
of
of
from
9-year
capital
promissory*notes, due
and
to
Motors
$5).
Co.,
for
March
of
3'4%
promissory
to-reduce
expansion,
4,380,683
for
notes,
short-term
and
shares
due
Baltimore
notes
1,
Gas
&
of
and
series
and
for
Co.,
y,
„
stock
refunding
etc., and
($36,168,7501.
t
.
Co.
promissory
refunding
due
notes
($44,243,400)
Finance
15,
Corp.
and
414 %
1975.
Department
March
provements
20,100,000 Central
Illinois
first
1,
and
1987.
refunding
Purpose,
to
and
Stores,
Inc.
1,
South
March
for
1990.
1,
general
sinking
to
1989.
Corp.
1,
733,721
shares
and
of
notes
lor
capital
capital
and
due
to
1966.
retirement
of
($5,000,000).
Co.,
3'4%
purpose,
&
4%%
to
Telegraph
Co.,
34-year
de¬
advances
repay
Co.
200,000
25-year
ii;19b0.
for
and
shares
of
new
4.90%
first
mortgage
promissory notes due 2054.
working capital.
and
bonds,
Purpose, refunding ($123,795,bank loans, etc. ($..1,204,600).
of
payment
Rubber
for
Corp.
Purpose,
Erie
expansion
America,
fund
notes,
working
aria
3.30%
sinking
Purpose, for
Telephone
314%
expansion
deben¬
and
work¬
s
.
for
due
July
1,
due
1965.
.
AUGUST
&
Ohio
of
first
RR.,
$80,000,000
vlOO.OOo
•
advances
construction.
new
Corp., 3'4 % debentures
reduce bank loaus.
to
bonds,
bonds, series A,
Finance
Purpose,
due
capital.
fund
first, mortgage
first mortgage
Purpose,
x.od.
x,
,
Co.,
Co., 4'4%
$120,000,000
200,000,000
sinking
July *15, 1995.
Purpose, to repay
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
(comprised
•
plant
of
334%
due
Mining
amy
1
Co.,
»
Bell
series
series
consolidated
A,
4%,
due
414%,
C,
mortgage bonds
3%%, due Aug. 1,
series
B,
due
Sept.
Oct.
1,
1980;
1,
1985.
and
Purpose,
refunding.
General
tures
Motors
due,
Pur¬
corporate
1980.
Acceptance
Sept.
repay
fund
debentures
short-term
Purpose,
67,000,000 Pacific
1,
1975.
Corp.,
Purpose,
3%%
for
20-year
deben¬
working capital.
and
due
.for
3 £5%
sinking
for
fund
additions
600,000
of
Aug.
&
15,
Telegraph
1991.
construction
Co.,
3%%
Purpose,
tj
36-year
repay
deben¬
bank
loans
program.
loans
deben-
and
(par
Tire
&
35).
Rubber
Purpose,
Co.,
913,531
shares
for expansion
and
of
common
working capi¬
tal.
im¬
35,737,516 American
shares
promissory notes due Aug. 1,
refunding.
Telephone
45,764,439 Goodyear
1980.-Purpose,
working capital.
West
June
Telephone
July 1, 1930.
D,
stock
&
new
refunding
lab5.
Purpose,
construction.—
($5,756,600).—
due
for
and
obligations,
$280,000,000 Baltimore
-
five-year debentures
working capital.
Dec.
new
1,
Co.,
debentures
loans,
first
working capital.
due
stock
dues
for
States
20,000,000 Pacific
Purpose,
bank
3%%
due
for
Purpose,
and for
working capital.
25,000,000 May
mortgage
Puipose,
subordinated
working
80,000,000 Rayonier, Inc., 25-year 334%
March
repay
capital.
lrum
.
28,000.000
common
due
Transmission
Purpose,
series
Corp. 3%
Purpose,
loans
199o.
tures
30,000,000
expansion
3'4%
Co.,
Telephone
Metals
for
tures
due
equipment
1959.
($17,000,000)
June
expansion
ing
Feb.
convertible
of
development
Electric
bonds,
bank
due
■
3%
repayment
Acceptance
1960.
•
3J4%
due
Co.,
l,
England
A,, nue June
37,500,000 United
refunding
program.
(subordinated);
for
and
Motors
25,000,000 Household
1,
sub-
to
capital.
62.500,000 Chrysler Corp., 334%
borrowings
Purpose,
etc.
expansion
California
1975
1,
exploration
Oil
334%
Dec.
4 14 %
and
notes
New
35,000,000 Container
Corp.
Co.
($23,831,250)
pose,
Purpose,
50,000,000 C. I. T. Financial Corp., 3 '4 % 8-year
promissory notes due
vuy id,
xj6j.
rurpose, to reiund short-term
and
Purpose,
Oil
purpose
197o.
x,
and working
Inc.,
Gas
Corp.*
lexunding
and
for
200,000,000 General Motors Acceptance
Corp. 3'4% 17-year debentures
due March 15, 1972.
Purpose, for working capital.
50,000,000 Pure
loans
convertible
JULY
loans.
repay
.
Pacific
July
series
bank loans;
Packing Corp. 3'4% promissory
15,
1958 to 1979, inclusive.
Purpose, for
working capital.
' v
■march
'/:
■
repay
bank
retire
4'4 %
program.
American
400)
3%
Purpose,
and
Finance
$155,000,000 Reynolds
working
Investment
April
to
I,
deben-
preferieu stock
(par $xuu).
Purpose, refund¬
(3x0,000,000) .and for new construction ($1 J,000,000),
ing
repay
to
20,000,000 California
General
Corp.,
Power
cumulative
of
due
series
convertible
cumulative
common
4%
•($10,000,000).
for
ex¬
construction.
investments.
($15,000,000)
Union
due
Natural
20,000,000 Tennessee Gas
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.
40-year debentures due Feb. 1, 1995.
(par
3'4%
$10)
Purpose, to repay
bank loans
additional securities of subsidiaries.
.
Southern
25-year sinking fund
Purpose, refunding ($15,-
expansion.
General
debentures,
refunding— '
Purpose,
dude
&
bonus,
short-term
3.40%
403,082
Corp,
for
1970, !
for
and
(par
22,000,000 Pacific
purposes.
15,
and
($11,-
unsecured
4'/8%
Co.,
Scott
Airlines,
construction
Puipose,
mortgage bonds, series
acquisition of Connecti¬
Corp. 4%%
15-year debentures, due Jan.
Purpose, to repay bank loan and for general
25,000,000 Associates
Feb.
Co.
expansion
ior
Electric
purchase
.
Hotels
1970.
capital
1270.
&
bonus
Consolidated
first
for
80.
Purpose,
Corp.
Financial
corporate
3%%
working
Edison
Id,
and
mortgage
due
february
31,915,600 Hilton
mortgage
($3,500,000)
construction
100-year
Purpose,
ueociitures
fund
25,000,000 Virginia
22,900,351
first
Corp.
1,
expansion
Midland
T.
of
$100).
construction.
World
sinking
series
I.
July
new
bentures
Plywood
Insurance
deben¬
Corp. 2,500,000 shares of
Purpose, for investments.
preferred stock, (par $50).
increase investments, etc.
C.
l, 4980.
oruniatea
3
Co,
for
income
notes
construction
cent).
one
due
41/a%
refunding.
'
Electronics
Power
States
20,154,100 Marine
RR.
Purpose,
first
Purpose,
&
(par
debentures
000.000)
(no
first
refunding
new
for
Telegraph
California
bank loans
refunding
England Power Co. 314%
due Jan. 1, 1985.
Purpose,
River
stock
refunding
and
1989.
Corp.
Power
1990.
Science
ital
capital
3*4%
shares
(par
construction.
new
Co.,
Purpose,
25,000,000 Merritt-Chapman
(55.000.000i.
refunding.
25,000,000
Feb.
first
Purpose,
loans
Chicago
due
Purpose,
of
Union
June
tuies
sinking fund debentures
for construction program,
expenditures.
3%
1975.
due
3 Ve%
shares
stocx
equipment.
York,
tures,
902,312
bank
repay
Co.
Purpose,
capital
Power
Jan.
Edison
2004.
lor
ana
Rubber
&
2055.
37,737,500 Southern
1,
Co.,
Purpose,
bank loans
202,431
for
and
Light
&
1985.
l,
Inc.,
preferied
loans
pansion.
38,500,000 Western
Oct,
Power
may
repay
list the principal issues of securities
placed
in 1955 giving at the same time the
purpose of the issue:
due
banx
JUNE
we
Commonwealth
convertible
repay
Central
bonus
$50,000,000
Large Domestic
50,000,000
refunding
first mortgage bonds, series
lor new construction.
314%
Inc.,
Purpose,
1,
May
495,862,288
mortgage
$1,943,063,006
due
debentures
and
8,499,672,0o5
443,418,453
50,000,000
414%
Gas Transmission
$191,659,000 Bethlehem
7,975,703,080
due
amount of
$2,440,921,26.32%, and refunding issues of
$107,641,190, or
1.16% of the year's total
corporate financing.
Common
$1,862,362,024 $9,134,725,648
926,815,959
8,471,929,663*
5,281,112,395
or
first
MAY
bank
60,000,000
convertible
33/s%>
RR.
Purpose,
Lighting
bonds,
offerings in 1955 totaled
$2,543,563,105, divided
into
1980.
par).
5,733,001,438
a
(330,-
program.
5,533,091,95c
25,000,000
Onio
1980.
*0.
626,418,888
$328,551,225
was
totaling $80,145,500
refunding
overall
three
1,
ly
647,020,331
this
reduced
total
the
April
946,796,171
long-term bonds and notes, shortequity financing reveals that
of
new
or
volume
3'4 %
Corp.
refunding
($20,000,000).
Purpose, for expansion and working capital.
Drug,
25,000,000 Tennessee
618,166,607
and
amounted
ing shows that
during the
as
notes
further breakdown
reduced
1955
1,
construction
new
and
series p, due May 1, 1980.
1,
refunding mort¬
Purpose,
&
gage bonds,
397,939,850
$42,000,000
D85.
April
25,000,000 Reserve Mining Co.,
805,019,812
22,750,000
first
for
income
40-year
refunding.
Purpose,
314%
1975.
June
1995.
1,
due
Mobile
due
Pacific RR.. 4!4%
&
March
General .Dynamics
4,467,814,500
25,000,000
Island
and
April 1,
25,000,000 Gulf
4,508,'*33,217
30,900,000
4 '4 %
first mortgage
for new construction,
Corp.,
Purpose,
Electric Co.,
Total
1,215,326,522
totaled
85.22%, as against $6,598,813,681, or
76.17% in 1954.
Refunding operations in 1955 reached
the sum of
$1,370,634,213, or 14.78%, as compared with
the larger figure of
$2,064,567,329, or 23.83%, in 1954.
A
$605,500,099
5,051,717,252
placements reach their highest point since
1929, when that year's total amounted to
$10,026,361,129.
corporate
000.000)
1950
Below
Line
1975.
due
due
bonds,
gage
1949
tic corporate
New
debentures,
40,000,000
Pipe
construction.
788,843,951
stock
domes¬
bonds,
50,000,000 Philadelphia
(no
6,729,934,194
1953—
Co.
3%%
sinking
fund debentures
Purpose, to repay bank loans and
1974.
:
24,000,000 Pacific
Stocks
1952
1953.
saw
pipeline
etc.
Common
Stocks
4bU,o'i2,4!j6
554,411,349
cut
sud-
fig¬
type of
each
ISSUES
Prelerred
25,000,000 New
1954 and the
to
6,419,103,117
1955——
program.
program.
Northwest
25,000,000 Sterling
6,756,269,753
1955
against $8,663,381,010 in
as
according
CORPORATE
$6,866,803,525
anc
INet retired.
| Total dollar volume of domestic corporate financing
reached the substantial figure of
$9,274,776,630 for the
1955
years
Notes
F,
year
lo
Bonds and
Retirement
Insurance
Pacific
tion
notes
Canal
1,
,
debentures
fund
sinking
APRIL
$93,200,000
security:
1,259,343,000
•Comprises
told
March
expansion
4$
Co.
parent company.
to
Purpose, for expansion
Manufacturing
due
lor
1,
to
187,371,00(j>
total of
sum
reach any great aggregate.
is a tabulation of the annual corporate
Following
for
great consequence, since the
Line
in sub¬
investments
increase
inoeotedness
Pipe
1974.
1,
to
Purpose,
repay
Lakes
Feb.
20,000,000 Joy
$5),
and
Monday, October 22, 1956
...
never
due
for December
Great
due
we
the
i->o,694,noo
300,540,000
796,169,000
——
Total
20,000,000
another page of this
on
(par
sidiaries
mu¬
have to our knowledge been able to secure
most, part the more important offerings placed
through the private route. The omission of very small
for
42,950,051
December—
government,
Chronicle
62,453,000 Chicago, Rock
$50,000,000
November
Certificates
that
In prior years revisions have been made in our
annual
figures to give consideration to issues of size that were
not available during the year in
question. However, for
the years 1955 and 1954 no such revisions were
made,
1941
486,000,000
1225,197,000
18,561,000
——
Total for
fact
article.
1948_
Certificates
Notes
the
to
compilation given
our
Calendar
Total
called
1951
21,336,823,821
twelve months_137,255,973,930 116,375,419,000
for
119945325634—
1954
should
nicipal and farm loan and government agency financing
is excluded from the above totals, but is
presented sep¬
1955-
465,924,821
1,598,000
stock
4.22%;
or
respect to the above figures the reader's atten¬
Years
notes
for December——
Total
With
Calendar
465,924,821
1,588,000
Dec
$391,051,225,
land, buildings, etc., $129,450,582, or 1.39%; equipment
manufacturers, $60,499,500, or 0.65%, and shipping, $13,967,950, or 0.15% of the grand total for the year 1955.
ures
------
motors,
Financial
oil, J>«5l0,40b,456, or S.60%; rubber, $152,589,439, or 1.65%;
tion
451,267,321
5,863,000
bds.
bonds__
Savings
4.63%;
or
and
common
ties
of
(par
Natural
$25).
Gas
Co.,
Purpose,
subsidiaries.
for
733,856
shares
purchase
of
of
equity
common
securi¬
Number 5579
Volume 184
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
....
A.
30,000,000 Household Finance Corp., 3%%' serial debentures due 1961,
1965 and 1974.
Purpose, to retire short-term borrowings
and
f
.
for
capital. *..•■'
working
Manufacturing
'25,000,000 Rheem
debentures
due
Aug.
000;
for
general
and
374%
Co.,
1,
•
...
197b.
-
sinking
20-year
C.'Corp.,. 4%%
Finance
inclusive,
fund
refunding ($13,535,purposes
($11,465,000).
Purpose,
corporate
S.
Aetna
,
for
and
40,000,000
due
bonds
Columbia
1976.
1,
System,
Gas
Sept.
1,
due
1980.
3%%
Inc.,
to
debentures,
bank
repay
series
loans
434%
4
-V
r
:
;
stock
700,000
$50).
(par
Purpose,
-
Steel
474%
Corp.,
first
15-year
J
bonds
due
25,000,000 Public
Power
1985.
Service Electric
'
cumulative
preferred
bank
and lor
loans
Light
&
Purpose,
,
first
$100).
(par
mortgage
r
program.
Alstores
'
'
.
1,
Telephone
debentures
for
additions
47,000,000 American
•
4,44''
due
bonds
1.
1 67.
3%%
Co.,
Purpose,
advance
ims.
Line
Pipe
1976;
due
4(4%
Co.,
for
Gas
&
3(4%
Co.,
Purpose, .to
first
►
to :
debenture
bank
repay
mortgage I
construction.
new
loans
loans
due
Oct.
1975.
1,
for' expansion
and
subordinated
to
Purpose,
working
and
convertible
3.70%
Corp.,
capital.
Bell
debentures,
4
from
deemable
25,000,000
Union
Oct.
Electric
&
first
-
Co.,
preferred
Car
American
Gage
due
American
Co.
shares
1,000,000
stock
(par
of
$25),
j
.
314%
40-year
May
of
bonds
due
American
3%%
Purpose,
construction
sinking
to
fund
stock
1976,
•
re¬
Co.,
preferred
April
Clayton
$41,770,303
Commonwealth
stock
($25
1971,
bank
repay
loans
and
for
s
July
1,
(A,
1,110,307
for
shares
construction
30,000,000 Michigan Consolidated Gas Co., 3(4%
•
due
•
_
Nov.
15,
1980.
new
England
to
first mortgage bonds
bank
repay
loans
debentures
from
26,377,803
Telephone
due
Nov.
American
15,
Telegraph
&
1991.
Telephone
Co.,
Co.,
to
1,507,303
shares
bank
repay
of
loans
Purpose,
for
to
add
expansion
to
working
and
Nov.
Corp.,
preference
($22,574,600)
243,469
stock
and
shares
general
4%
of
1,
preferred
and
20,000,000
Corp.,
stock
for
(no
200,000
shares
Purpose,
par).
of
to
$4.36
and
increase
to
Investment
Investment
of
Corp.
4
Dec.
subordinated
Purpose,-
convertible
for
refunding
mortgage
Purpose,, to
,
50,000,000 Eastern
lb,
Lines,
Air
1975.
planes,
Inc.,
due
25-year
EI
Investment
May
1,
Baltimore
30,000,000 Texas
Co.,
Coosa
River
for
first
series
A,
due
3'4%
Transmission
Newsprint
mortgage
first
1
1,
Nov.
Co.,
Purpose,
Dec.
for
414%
1,
Bell
1995.
other
Telephone,
Purpose,
corporate
20,000,000 Connecticut Light
mortgage
and
first
July 1, 1983. Purpose, for
Jersey
bonds,
reduce
to
repay
mortgage
co
refunding
bonds,
< $10,500,-
($17,500,000).
mortgage
(June);4
new
series
A,
construction.
40-year debentures, due
repay advances from parent and;,
purposes.
&
Power Co.,
series
bank
N.
;"
Purpbse,
first
for
and
new
refunding
construction
loans.
of
record
privately shows
character, aggregating $2,652,994,sold during the year 1955. This was 28.59%
that 452 issues of this
.
327
-
were
all
of
corporate
financing and
those
1,
sales,
securities
it
might
be well
to
explain,
1907,
not
a
publicly offered but sold di¬
relatively few large purchasers,
is
made
between
private and
1995,
detailed compilation of capital flotations.
to
be made clear to avoid
No
distinc¬
our
It ought also
any
misunderstanding of the
and does
not include bank
Following is
a
4.4
loans.
list of all private issues which
the
in
the
year
1955
together with
figures for the past several
years:
a
I
$10,000,-
summary
of
(par
334%
promissory
1j,
1973,
due
notes
4(4%
due Oot.
note
promissory
due
July
5%
sinking
(January).
fund
not*
190%
1,
(January).
$300,000
debentures,
promissory
15,000
shares
of
$1,500,000
$100),
5(^subordinated
197J,
1,
preferred
(October>.
note due 1967, $500,000
Co.,
4(4%
promissory
note
Co.,
&
334%
promissory
notes
Finance
$1,000,000
due
$1,000,043
1967,
19C3,
30,
due-June
(August).
Fuel
Iron
&
Loan
debentures
434% convertible
(February).
4
Corp.,
Co.,
1,
duei Dec.
promissory note due 1970, $1,000,000 (April).
Co., 4V4%
Loan
subordinated
5%
due
notes
$l,750,CC'l
1970,
,
Commercial D'scmmt Corp.,
Jan.
due
Basic
Oil
15
1959 and
$100),
(par
due
000
4'4%
cumulative preferred
10,000 shares of 5(4%
$1,000,000
duei
(August).
April
due
notes
RR.,
Bliss
Conroe
due
15,
'Continental
$1,000,000
Continental
J
.
5(4%
debentures
Continental
to
Continental
1970,
1,
May
$600,000
,
subordinated
(February).
4(4 %
1,
note
promissory
due
due
debentures
1967,
Jan.,1-,
(C.)
Brewer
due
1,
Jan.
5Va%
piomissory notes
notes due Sept.
of
(par
stock
common
sinking
mortgage
stock
Brockton
Co.,
shares
29,473
of
common
notes
to
due
15,
Jan.
1975,
promissory
&
Brown
due
1957-1970,
notes
$5,000,-
1970,
15,
Ltd., 4(4%
>•
•" 4
15-year
notes
.
60,000 shares of
(November),
Inc.,
5%
•
/.
cumulative preferred
334%—promissory
Co.,
notes
due
Aug.
1975,
1,
sinking
fund
debentures
due
July
1970,
1,
(July).
April
Plan,
Finance
series
A
subordinated
debentures
4'4%
note
subordinated
due
$400,000
1970,
Plan,
17,500
of
shares
7%
preferred
stock
$10),
(par
Die
March
Bullard
Machine
&
1959
Co.,
4%
Co.,
Sept.
to
1,
4(4%
1965,
promissory note due semi-annually
inclusive, $525,000 (September).
promissory notes due July
4(4%
Co.,
first
mortgage
1,
1969, $4,000,000
bonds
due
1975,
California
due
2,
Aug.
and
&
Brook
1975,
(April).-
1,
due
note
notes
334%
RR.
1,
Dec.
$2,000,06)
1970,
mortgage boiu!)
consolidated
first
(October),
first
Corp.
Land
Co.
mortgage
4(4%
25-year
$30,900,6(^3
1970,
due
notes
first mortgage
bonds
due
1927,
4(4%,
bonds
due
198),
sinking
fun)
(March).
Telephone"
Co.,
first
25-year
mortgage
(December).
Steel
Corp.
preferred stock
1980,
Nov.
due
($875,000 dua
1370), $3,000,000 (October).
instalment
.
Pine
$200,000
15, 1973,
promissory notes due Dec.
4(4%
Ltd.,
$4,000,000
..
June
2,
instalment promissory note due Jan.
i,
convertible
subordinated
debentures
due
(January).
School
due
notes
cumulative
(August).
$2,000,000
High
6%
of
$6,000,000 (September).
(par $100),
4%
Co.
.
shares
60,000
(Whitefish
Corp.
serially
May
1957
1,
Bay,
Nov.
to
3.10% -3.75 %
1975, $1,500,063
Wis.)
1,
(November).
Dunkirk
Fredonia
&
Telephone
first
Co.
mortgage
bonds
due
1973,
(February)
Cigar
Corp.
4%
promissory
note
due
Dec.
1,
$900,GC3
1969,
(January).
Interstate
Telephone
Co.,
4(4%
first
mortgage
bonds,
Eastern
(May).
Interstate
preferred
stock
debentures
1,
1975
($2,00(^,000 con¬
$1,000,000 carrying a convti'-
Aug.
.
Oil
$2,700,000
DWG
California-Pacific
ferred
1975,
$7,000,000
(January).
California
15,
Nov.
(September).
promissory
4%
$900,000
1970,
(January).
$125,000
Terminal
due
nrovisions
$2,125,000
Co.,
Bound
Sc
Dominican
(October).
1,
due
$10),
,
-
Delhi-Taylor
serial
Buell
notes
convertible
loan
Dodge Manufacturing Co. 374%
(April).
Finance
1970*
1,
(par
stock
common
promissory
5%
Co.,
Co.,
&
and
Rubber
Dobeckmun
(May).
$750,000
1963,
1,
5'4%
Oct,
due
notes
A
_
4(4%
fund
H,)
1960
1,
Detroit
Accounts,' Inc.,
dua
dua
A,
(December).
(May).
Deposit
,.
Bigelow,.
Charge
Budget
Nov.
Delta
$1,500,000
Gas
series
bonds,
(July).
sinking
$1,000,000
$1,000,000»
1970,
due
4;
•.
class
Crystal Dairies, Inc., 4(4%
Daitch
Delaware
■
of
4%
Corp.,
sion feature), $3,000,000
$4,000,000
March
due
Sept.
sinking fund debentures
4(4 %
promissory
shares
Publishing
$3,000,000
Dayton
4(4%, 15-year
Ltd.,
(August).,;
$7,500,000
due
notes
due
.
I
(December).
Shoe
Laboratories,
Cutter
bonds
1960,
4. 4
debentures
fund
4' >
(November).
;Crowell-Collier
cents),
10
1993,
due
notes
1
20-year
4.60%
Co.,
Craddock-Terry
taining
Insurance
promissory
Co.,
Taunton
$2,500,000
$300,063
1,
Nov.
(October).
1,
(December).
4%
$25),
(par
Steel
June
fund
due
subordinated
sinking
4(4%
(May).
CorpAmerica, Inc., 2,272
$49,984 (February).
1965,
first
notes
Newsprint Co., 4%
first mortgage
1977, $28,000,000 (December).
$3,000,000
shares
Co.,
1,
.
to
1961
1,
434%
Corp.,
Co.,
Oct.
due
334%
40-year
(September).
Telephone
Davies 4Theo
Co.,
&
)
'
1980,
due
.
Telephone
$9,000,000
1,
due
(C
Inc.,
(November).
Commercial
Copperweld
^
&
4
bonds
mortgage
first
Co.,
$9,000,000
Nov.
debentures
(March).
$3,000,000
(November).
preferred stock,
share), $5,000,003
per
River
Coosa
(June).
$132,629
Can
$4,000,000
40-year
-Casualty
Co.,
4(4%
$50
(October),
1975,
1975,
—
subordinated
Co./ 15-year 4'4%
3(4%
W.i
value
value—stated
t4-'
Co.,
4
100,000 shares of $2.09
& Power Co.,
par
Telephone
1956-
Nov.
(November),
(E.
(no
F
(August).
12-year notes due 1956-1967, $1,000,000
(C. G.), Ltd.,
series
1975,
1,
COctober).
$2.50),
Co.,
Conn
cumulatiya
5%
of
first mortgage bonds, series
)Pa.), 3%%
(August).
$1,000,000
shares
$700,000
$100),
(par
Telephone Co.
1980,
$25,000,000
due
senior
5%
$1,250,000
&
due
C
7,000
(Pa.),
Co.
series
Connecticut Light
months,
18
in
4
-
Cofp.,
$1,000,000
Fire
Telephone
stock,
Commonwealth
(February).
Inc.). 750,000
(September).
(par
1960,
;
■
notes
$1,500,000
years,
434% 'promissory
Co.,
P^per
1971,
s.ock
Commonwealth
stock
preferred
4.20%
4-
notes
America,
(February),
Corp.,
Atomics,
$1,500,000
Bergstrom
1.069,
1,
Air " Lines,
$50,000,000
have
A
& Co.,
Commerce
$6,050,000
notes,
^
lative
reported
note,
1958,
note
serial
of
(February).;
inclusive,
$400,000
we
I960,
July
.
4%
subordinated
Inc.,
(November).
America,
over
Banking
$4,000,000
Bankline
Bush
figures, that the compilation is only of security issues
due
of
;'4';4
$700,000
Aroostook
&
$175,000
public issues in
4
.
Missouri,
Inc.,
Inc.,
1966, $5,000,000
1970,
15,
(December).
of
Co.
$1,500,000
Budget
issues
ordinarily* insurance companies and banks.
tion
comprise
term
term
promissory
promissory
Co.
Banking
$1,000,000
shares
•
1966,
Automobile
Budget
rectly by negotiation to
.
so
placed in 1954.
Private
•
with 36.1%
compares
Co.,
W.)
Colorado
/
.
(December).
security issues placed
4
1968,
1,
Feb.
term
debentures
senior
first morfgage
Broadway-Hale Stores,
Our
senior
(September).
$150,000
Canteen
Automobile
Brewer
Private Sales of Securities in Year 1955
due
notes
senior notes
100,000
(September).;
3(4%
due
due
(October).
installments
in
Automatic
Blaw-Knox
3%%
Oct.
-
Canteen
Blackhawk
bonds,
due
notes
2 (4 %
canital
3%
4%%
4(4%
Inc.,
Autofnatilc
I960
first
Purpose,
Mining
due
mortgage
to
Co.,
5%
Inc.,
inclusive,
Bangor
refunding
90.
4%
and for expansion program
25,000,000 New
line
pipe
334%
first mortgage
Purpose, for expansion program.
1977.
1,
etc.
Corp.,
Erie
Co.,
into
capital,
construction.
000)
~
conversion
working
lor
'
27,000,000
hew
ior
promissory
note's
notes
promissory
(October).
$1,900,000
notes,
E,
Dec.
expansion.
due Dec.
new
pipe line bonds, due 1975.
28,000,000
of
option
334%
Co.,
Purpose,
3% %
Corp.,
Purpose,
Electric
Eastern
(witn
2055
Gas
1972.
&
Machines
notes).
sinking fund bonds,
bank loans and for
,
and
due
..4-4
v
,
of
Corp.,
Co.,
series
(S.
Commerce
two-year
3(4%
Co.,'
Co.,
(May).
Co.,
June
Natural
due
loans
banx
repay
notes,
bor.d3,
(July).
preferred
(October).
Paper
1060,
.
Business
3(6%
Paso
bonds,
30,000,000
to
Purpose,-
promissory
Foil
(S. W.)
Coe
(September.).
Realty,
due
3%%
etc.
notes,
»
_
33,000,000
first and
series K, due Dec.
1,
1935.
loans and for new construction;'
bank
Atlas
4%
Co,
Investment
$5,000,000
Austin
bonds,
repay
45,000,000 International
-
working
capital.
70,000,000 Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc., 3%%-
Co.
& Co.,
(October).
Foil
stock,
Coe
(January).
$1,500,000
promissory
'44
'
(January).
$500,000
4444
one-year
Co.,
':
(June),
Investment
Associates
Atlanta-
19o0.
1,
till*
(July).
$62,500,000
2054,
promissory
9-year
8-year
(October).
$106) ),\$10,000,0po
(par
t
—/4'44:
3(4%
America,
due
23
(par
bonds
mortgage
(August).
Finance
Cochran
-
Co.,
stock
common
first
due
notes
3%
3(4%
(July),
Peabody
stock
$3,500,000
debentures,
$2,500,000
;:44;4
'
notes,
subordinated
2>4%
of
334%
Co.,
promissory
Corp.,
Telephone
$2,500,000
convertible
1968,
1,
'
Investment
$10,000,000
DECEMBER
$100,000,000 Radio
174%
2%%' notes,
3(4%. promissory
Co.,
'
Investment
Associates
investments.
Dec.
;
Co.,
1,..
(May).
Corp.,
$50,000,000
Cochran
two-year
,334%
Sept.
due
(February).
Financial
Coastal
due
notes
subordinated
due
■•■44"44.'
:
notes
4
Power
&
shares
30,000
Inc.,
334%
Financial
T.
T.
$6,000,000
subordinated
5(4%
(February).
(April).
Associates
construction.
new
Co.,
preferre.!l
cumulative
5$'o
promissory
15-year
(February).
Fuel
$1,500,000
Corp,
Colonial
(February).
$25,000,000
Associates
loans
United Gas Corp., 3%% first mortgage and collateral trust
bonds due Nov. 1, 19-751;; Purpose, fdr new construction
Enterprises,
1985,
G,
(July).
(October).
$330,000
Light,
mortgecp
series
bonds,
mortgage
,
cumulative
bank
repay
I.
I.
Cluett,
cumulative
4.65%
./
Investment
$10,000,000
Lighting
v
of
(April).
junior
B,
one-year
4%
first
3.20%
30-year
(May).
first
City Stores Co., 4% promissory notes due 1956-1970, inclusive, $5,000,COD
(June).
refundpurposes
($1,772,300).
20,000,000 Pacific
Co.,
$50),
bonil^
fund
(August).
shares
13-vear
series
334%
Co.,
$1,000,000
B.) " Co.,
( A.
1,
Corp.,
$3,300,000
1984,
Co., 8,000 shares of
$400,000
(November).
$1,750,000
Citizens
due
A,
$250,0L3
1979,
due
(November).
$1,750,000
Markets
$42,000,000
C.
D,
series
1980,
1,
Food
Chrysler
(May).
series
1,
Telephone
(par
May
(August),
and
July
$275,000
debentures,
Oct.
due
Iowa
-41963,
debentures,
fund
bonds
mortgage sinking
first
Chicago District Pipeline Co., 3 '4% first mortgage sinking fund
series B,
due June 1, 1975, $3,500,000 (June).
convertible
cumulative
1970,
1,
■'4". Mo<,
; .*'
Archdiocese of St. Louis,
mortgage
334%
Co.,
Gas
1980,
Cheyenne
1,
Dec.
due 1956-1970,
1963-1975, inclusive, $4,000,000 ( June).
Electric
Chemical
preferred
due
stock
preferred
promissory notes
the
of
first
Corp.,
1,
Chance
(November).,
5(4%
2%,
000
cumulative
corporate
1975,
$3,500,000
1970,
5(4%
$3,500,000
Co.,
A
due
of
35,000
Co.,
capital.
$100).. Purpose,
(par
for
1,
bonds
197J,
stock
promissory note due to Aug.
Association
&
Century
(June).
Co.,
Investment
Associates
notes due
fund
line
&
?
(par $5)4.
investments, t
;
mortgage
3(4 %
'44 44
$12,000,000
sinking
cumulative
of America, 4(4%
Gas
bonds,
pipe
due
preferred
$4.20
of
cumulative
4(4 %
of
Nov.
cents),
sinking
3-year
Associates
;
(No¬
$300,000
bonds
mortgage
first
shares
334%-4(4%
due
Central
(August).
Co.,
Associates
Aircraft
convertible
ing
parent.
stock
common
and
25,000,000 Continental Can Co., Inc., 40-year 3%%
24,346,900 United
advances
the
3%%
Investment
Associates
Southern
Purpose,
1995.
repay
Co.,
due
mortgage
5%
shares
Co.,
Telephone
G,
1970,
May
&
Hudson
1,
note
Nov.
due
note
first
of
note
$350,000
Associates
3V* %
36-year
to
Purpjse,
Telegraph
&
series
■
C.
Inc.,
Gas
...
A,
1970,
1,
(December).
Electric
stock
4(4 %
first
20-year
Co.,
series
(January).
30,000,000
Central
1975,
Central
subordinated
mortgage
50,000
first mortgage notes due
1970,
shares
Associates
for
and
due
notes
■;
first
shares
$100),
(par
&
Nov.
(February).
(October).
4%%
$5),
Co.,
Investment
Associates
.".44 44
44:'
due
4(4 %
Scott
(June).
Co.,
70.000
$1,000,000
Oil
G,
series
$2,500,000 (October).
Cazenovia
(November).
Co.,
Power
(December).
common
construction.
New
Purpose,
of
program.
Line
$10,000,000
J.)
1965,
debentures,
Co.,
Purpose,
Corp.,"
.thonc
$10,000,000
1977,
notes
Inc.,
Pirie
354%
4(4%
Stations,
$50),
'
$1,000,000
due
program.
Edison
par).
1971,
stock
series
debentures,
25-year
due
&
k$900,000 (August).
High School
due
bonds
fund
due
promissory
promissory
&
Armstrong
sinking
convertible
5%
4(4%
Finance, ~ Inc.,
30,
1993
15,
bonds,
(March).
notes
Light Co., 50,000
$5,000,000 (January),
^atalin Corp.
(December),
(par
1,
3(4%
$15,200,000
4%%
Feb.
due
mortgage
(November).
Power
par),
due
8,112
Corp.,
stock
Oct.
1980,
first
(October).
Co.,
Carson
$3,000,000
1970;
sinking fund bonds due
promissory
Co.,
$811,200
15-year
Precision
preferred
NOVEMBER
\
due
Foundry Co., 3%%
promissory notes due an¬
to Feb. 1, 1965 inclusive, $1,500,000 (February).
Glass
$1,000,000
Oil
$4,500,000
notes
promissory
(February).
334%
(par
-
$900,000
Co.,
$100),
Window
Associated
4
note
notes
junior
$47,000,000
&
1,; 1956
(par
1970,
due
for-
debentures
Carrier
'
Pipe
Machine
Approved
4.33%
$4,000,000
"*
senior
Georgia,.
Corp.,
:
?
(May).
44
Purpose,
1, 1965,
4 "4" 4'.
.
1965,
1,
Louisiana
Anderson,
advances
-
4%
Machine
&
3(4%
Co.,
Products
Inc.,
Service
Carolina
(no
^
(June).
Greetings
$1,835,000
1,
Shares,
$1,400,000
1,
Oct.
due
-.4';
Discount
1980,
March
1970,
June
mortgage
(October).
Board
Arkansas-Missouri
Co.,
1975.
15,
Co.,
preferred
4, 4 "■
notes
general
Co.,
...
$2,000,000
Anchor
program.
Tank
expanded
Telegraph
&
15, 1995.
Purpose, to repay
for improvements, etc.
and
Gas
construction
;
•
Telephone
due Oct.
parent
25,000,000 Pacific
•
promissory notes due 1970.
expansion.
for
Purpose,
Cardinal
general mortgage
4%
*
30,000,000 Southern
stock
cumulative
promissory
Co.,
4%
(December),
4
$1,000,000
Ames
'
30,000,000 Lone Star Cement Corp., 3%%
Capital
(January)).
$1,800,000
Box
American
bank j
repay
Co.,
American-Marietta
'
Burlington Industries, Inc., 4.25%
1970,
due
■
promissory
Board
nually Feb.
for
construction.
debentures
.
bonds
and
due
1,
$8,000,C|)0
Box
American
Purpcse,
4%
Factors,. Ltd.,• 4(4%
$7,000,000 (November).
investments and i-
for
&
convertible
for
notes
Corp.,
Service
Nitrogen
$3,800,000
notes
..American
improvements.
Electric
Service
Oct.
new
30,000,000
and
Louisiana
pipe line
35,000,000 Public
13,
associated companies;
and
subsidiary
Telegraph
&
Oct.
due
Calumet
5(4%
r.4.4,44'...
1975,
American
bonds
$637,165,800 American
$1,000,000
V'.:
Realty
1970,
repay
OCTOBER
of
capital
Realty "Corp.-,- 4%
1975, $9,500,000
American
to
Purpose,
1969,
(April).
5%
:
Water
Nov.
due
.notes
Packing
inclusive, $20,000,000
1979,
7
vember).
shares
20,000
Co.,
S.)
American
construction.
new
Co.,
(December).
Co., 250,000 shares of 4.30%
Gas
&
stock
3%%
Co.,
construction
for
to
debentures
debenture
subordinated
$2,000,000
\
(A.
Oct.
..
.
sinking
mortgage
4 '4%
Jan,-15,
of
shares
for expansion.
25,000,000 Pennsylvania
?
preferred
Corp.,
California
(December).
for
fund bonds due Oct. 1, ; 1970.-Purpose, to prepay, in part,
RFC note.,.-.4
4-4.,.';4 *4./444\4.';
.
.
Chemical
cumulative
30,000,000 Detroit
-
-
Alstores
Alnminum
1962
to
1957
due
capital
-
Finance. Co.-,
(October).
Aloe
'
35,000,000 Kaisev
due
notes
(June).-.
Finance
"Allied
E,
and
subordinated
<„
•
Purpose,
Co.,
$100),
(July).
first mortgage pipe
Purpose, to repay bank loans,
construction.
.new
California
(June),.
Co.,
Finance
Allied
construction."
new
due
'44.
Feb.
6%
semi-
due
,
due
$1,000,000
Allied
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co., 374%
$500,000
Finance
(par
line
Corp.,
Finance
Aetna
SEPTEMBER
50,000,000
notes
(subordinated)
(March),
-
(June).
20,721,040 Western Union Telegraph Co., .1,036,052 share ; of common j
stock (par $2.50). Purpose, to finance expansion program. .1
$100,000,000 C. I. T.
Financial Corp., 3%%
15-year debentures,
Sept. 1, 1970.
Purpose, for working capital.
■
promissory
annually to March 1, 1967, $1,000,000
Admiral
.
(1683)
Telephone
stock
(par
Utilities
(par
$20),
Co.,
Co.,
$20),
50,000 shares of
$1,000,000 (July).
12,500
$250,000
shares
(May).
of
5%
5.25%
cumu¬
cumulative
Eastern
334%
Inc.,
promissory
notes
due
16,
Dec.
1973,
(December).
Industries,
(September).
Inc.
4(4%
serial
note
due
June
1,
$500,0C3
1970,
•
_
pre¬
(Continued
on
page
3)
.
j
v
8
The Commercial
(1684)
Electro
Chemical
Refractories
$375,000
1967,
Electronics
Dec.
El
1,
Paso
Gas
Gas
bonds
mortgage
June
due
mortgage
bonds,
series
A,
due
July
bonds,
series
A,
due
July
1,
$27,000,000
(December).
Telephone
5%
Co.
first
bonds
mortgage
due
Evans
Home
Products
due
tures
Co.
May
Factors
Fall
River
Finance
Co.
First
Food
E
notes
subordinated
Feb
due
subordinated
50,000
Co.
due
notes
Oct.
1967,
24,
Properties,
$650,000
Mart,
Inc.
$800,000
first
4%
Inc.
of
stock
common
(par
one
subordinated
promissory
Fro*tier
Refining
$1,500,000
Fruit
Inc.
due
notes
notes
due
4%
Co.
$5,880,000
July
1965,
23,
Express
1970,
$10,000,000
Gary-Hobart
Jan.
1,
Gas
June
May
series S,
certificates,
1985,
$1,000,000
Water
4%
Corp.,
series
B,
V/n'/o
Co.,
April
1,
General
fund
sinking
fund
debentures
debentures
Acceptance
General
American
series
cates,
General
due
Jan.
1,
cates,
1,
series
1975,
General
(no
due
$7,000,000
1975,
fund
due
note
due
54,
notes
senior
due
1961-1965,
in
Finance
3r,B%
equipment
instalments
Iowa
and
to
certifi¬
trust
including
cumulative
$5
June
$12,000,000
General
(no
promissory
1969,
due
notes
June
General
$5,000,000
General
10,000 shares of
Corp.,
cumulative
$5
preferred
stock
(July).
4 'A%
Inc.
promissory notes due Jan.
15,
1970,
$7,500,000
1970,
3 'T%
20-year
promissory
notes
due
May
1,
1975,
(May).
Equipment
$6,500,000
414%
Corp.,
promissory
notes
June
due
(June).
$3,250,000 (March
of Illinois,
3.30%
first
mortgage bonds due 1985,
t.
Katz
due
1985,
1985,
series
E,
lake
1985,
July
1985,
1985.
1985,
the
&
of
of
Co.
Bros.,
1970,
$50,000,000
1974,
bonds
1,
334%
Corp.,
33a%
1985,
bonds,
mortgage
first
3.457
first
$250,000
subordinated
of
shares
promissory
into
3'4%
Corp.,
Pipe
Industries,
Lake
25-year
Greenwood
to
Inc,
due
bonds
1958
serial
subordinated
Co.,
March
1960
1,
serial
4>4%
notes
(par
4'A %•
4,/2%
$4,000,000
(November).
mortgage
bonds
first
mortgage
bonds,
mortgage
notes
Co.,
A
notes
debentures
fund
promissory
3.35',
first
Jan.
15,
due
notes
1967if
'
37/«%
first
Co.,
3'/t»%
note
first
due
mortgage
3.20%
first
4,4'«
July
<
15,
1970,
100,000
note
due
due
debentures
notes
due
mortgage
notes
due
1971,
of
first
promissory
promissory
33i%
first
mortgage
due
notes
Dec.
1971,
1,
3
Co.,
Co.,
Feb
of
4.65%
1,
Oct.
1,
1974,
bonds
due
1985,
due
1970,
bonds
due
Anril
1
$1,000,000
Va'
3:%
notes
due
due
notes
first
due
Gas
bonds due
1,
Aug.
7
first
000
Jan.
1,
1967,
1,
bonds
mortgag
due
first
4 % %
Corp.,
mortgage
bonds
clue
subordinated
of
America,
into
Inc.,
5%
stock
common
of
all
note
due
debentures
after
private
1965,
June
due
15,
Dec.
1955),
placements
common
of
issues.
(par
of
note
due
1980,
$10,000 000
bonds
due
1980,
$1,700 000
due
(May).
1%
convertible
mortgage
334%
Co.,
Co.,
first
3.35%
first
1980, $150,000 (May).
of
(no
stock
common
due
1965,
SI.000,000
due
1980,
$3,550,000
notes
bonds
due
bonds
mortgage
first
bonds
mortgage
mortgage
334%
Co.,
bonds
due
I,
Sept.
1985,
due
81,000,000
1985,
due
debentures
income
3%%
Co.,
debentures
income
Corp.,
Jan.
2002,
1,
$15,000,000
2002,
due
stock
common
shares
10.000
$1,000,000
$912,500
(par $1),
preferred
cumulative
5.35%
of
(April).
4Mi%
Corp.,
4%
Corp.
T;,v%.T>'
subordinated
promissory
3%%
Corp.,
(February).
notes
due
due
1969,
notes
$2,-
1969,
$3,800,000
subordinate
5%
Jan.
due
1976,
l,
4'/a%
Corp.,
promissory
notes
$3.-
1965,
due
.
*
Corp.,
Cash
debentures
income
$2,000,000
promissory
Register
1.
(non-con¬
(January).
notes
due Jan.
Co.,
Co.,
Inc.,
■"-■■■
Inc.,
33s%
Co.,
sinking
(March).
$10,000,000
1980,
Casket
Oats
4 Va %
1975,
1,
promissory
fund
$12,500,-
notes
promissory
due
1976,
$5,000,000
due
notes
1965,
$1,100,000
•.
10-year
Co.,
Potash
Nov.
Na'^nal
National
15,
debentures
convertible
4,/2%
1974,
1,
4%
Co..
promissory
S200.000
1967,
due
note
(leasehold)
first
$12,500,000
propane
Propane
Corp.,
bonds,
mortgage
A,
series
(February).
434%
Corp.,
promissory
note
promissory
notes
$3,500,000
1970,
due
to
$1,200,000
since
Brothers,
is
•1979.
Last 6 Mos.
Total Year
238
la.19
189
234
England
32.6
North
408
34.9
-
$1,853,581,851
42.3
231
,
-
c
Issues
37.9
$1,004,814,054
29.8
--
43.1
series
'•
North
40.4
299
.
527
.
'
-
177
45.8
240
$1,396,705,750
total volume
Sept.
1,
I-
;
fund
notes
col¬
1975.
due
°
221
194
total volume
27.3
issues
Feb.
80
issues
243
39.2
1983,
Jan.
Ohio
34.0
shares
65
21.4
35.5
volume
25.2
117
182
$722,001,687 $1,283,561,687
17.6
60
$499,148,114
36.4
23.1
20.5
80
$370,842,625
Volume
J,
one
4%%
first
Industries,
mortgage bonds due Feb.
Fuel
Co.,
&
Light
1975,
1,
4'A%
4'/2%
Inc.,
$2,000,000
1966,
first
1970,
1,
notes,
series
mortgage
notes,
mortgage
(January).
Co.,
Inc.,
$1,000,000
lirst
4%
Co.,
Works
1975,
412%
first
(June).
bonds
mortgage
promissory
Co.,
$300,000
notes
:
due
May
1970,
l,
1956-1975,
due
inclusive,
cent),
first
4%
bonds,
mortgage
series
B,
(August).
Nitro-Chemicals,
$450,000
Public
$800,000
140
1
$869,990,739
27.4
15,
Water
000
24S
$1,672,545,378
$561,560,000
Percent of total volume
pre¬
(April".
(July).
^Northwestern
437
165
-
fund
sinking
cumulative
sinking fund notes due Feb. 1, 1965, $1,100,000
Co.,
Feb.
Water
Northwest
42.7
$450,826,055 $1,221,719,324
14.0
1,
Gas
$1,230,000
-
Percent of tctal voiume
$7,350,000
5,/a%
of
due
*
SOO.OIfe
Ltd.,
shares
of
ccmmcn
stock
tAugust).
461
44.5
.
shares
(May).
Penn
Northwestern
b...
$100),
4Vb%
Co.,
(October).
$500,000
73,500
(January).
due
39.5
$1,400,982,395 $2,797,688,145
41.1
issues.^
total
1970,
(June).
promissory
Telegraph
&
1975,
Corp.,
Corp.,
Indiana
A.
Northport
390
$975,296,545 $2,209,625,914
35.6
Gas
Steel
$2,000,000
$758,691,200 $1,388,893,599 $2,147,584,799
af
due
sinking
35a''
S3,500.000
33/4%
.
1,
Car
Electric
North
$1,405,995,457 $2,410,809,511
41.0
> - 55.8
2#3
issues
~
of
1957
if
1,
.; ;
•
v.;,
Co.,
Telephone
(par
June
due
(par
of
Aug.
bonds
mortgage
due. 1980,
D,
Carton
Oct.
Chemical
Northern
$1,425,070,204 $2,775,529,128
228
issues____
B,
494
$1,350,458,924
Central
$6,000,000
37.2
263
due
stock
Northern
$3,217,675,288
31.9
$1,234,329,369
of
Jan.
(January).
492
______
of
31r 1970,
Dec.
due
due
notes
•.
(April).
Northeastern
33.5
257
T
of
first
43i%
series
&
Carolina
American
North
36.1
205
235
issues
of
promissory
Electric. Association,
&
bonds,
Board
&
ferred
$1,368,489,872 $2,703,536,092
_$1,364,093,437
of
334%
Co.,
Gas
Gas
trust
Haven
debentures
423
40.9
203
issues
of
due
notes
(August).
$4,000,000
(March),
$300,000
Norfolk
$2,018,888,892 $3,126,800,305
29.7
'
$1,335,046,220
of
promissory
28.5.)
lz.40
issues.
of
4%
(October).
$3,000,000
\ 452
$2,652,994,327
issues____
of
Corp.
Inc.,
Southern
Nevada
1944
Radiator
S.
inclusive,
1970,
43A%
(December).
National-U.
1964
$1,501,565,159
Volume
Percent
shares
first
334%
$100),
Can
$350,000
214
Percent of total volume
1945—Number
1,000,000
FINANCING
___;—__..$1,107,911,413
1985
$1)
%
stock
preferred
(September).
bonds
.__$1,151,429,168
_______
Volume
stock
$600,-
loan,
■
(April),
March
New
CORPORATE
Percent of total volume
1947—Number
Co.,
Can
Neisner
Volume
Volume
'
(July);
$5,000,000
Percent of total volume
1949—Number
mortgage
(May).
434%.
Volume
1950—Number
cumulative
(September).
Manufacturing
$1,000,000
1980,
first
5%
first mortgage bonds due
Gas
Acceptance
National
first
Pa.,
of
(April).
$185,000
mortgage
Sept.
(February).
Service
(December).
$1,500,000
1975,
promissory notes due 1967, $2,000,000
Co.,
Corp.,
summary
1951—Number
due
(January).
due
1980,
(August).
434%
Valley
vertible),
$2,500,000
'
Corp.
1953—Number
82,100,000
(April).
$9,000,000
due
debenture
(April),
000,000
$700,000
19G9,
5%
shares
3%%
Acceptance
Mossier
preferred
1985,
Co.,
Chemical
000,000
National
bonds,
Gas
(par
Mossier
1975,
Nov.
mortgage
Transmission
,
1970,
bonds
due
note
Philadelphia,
25,000
(Canada),
Acceptance
stock
$700,000
1966,
1978, $5,000,000
cumulative
promissory note due May
4l/2%
Co.,
Telephone
Percent
(September).
Philadelphia,
Packing Co., 36,500 shares of
Mullins
mortgage
Percent of total volume
1,
of
(Canada),
Chemical
National
$65,000
1969, $750,000 (January).
1,
promissory
October).
Na.tional
1944—Number
Co.,
(October
fund
(September).
Ltd.
Water
National
1975,
4 Vu %
$2,500,000
Public
National
Volume
3.8%
'
sinking
(January).
$700,000
1966,
(August).
Percent of total volume
(November).
Corp.,
(June).
"December).
series H,
bonds,
due
promissory notes
Peicent of total volume
2055
April
due
bonds
mortgage
mortgage
shares
preferred
cumulative
.
Corp.,
$10,000,000
$500,000
(April).
1946—Number
promissory
Co.,
bonds,
mortgage
(September).
Ltd.
$2,500,000
Morton
promissory
shares
5,000
Volume
Co.,
5'A%"
of
debentures due Dec.
Inc.,
$12,000,000
Missouri
•
(January).
promissory
Gas
Percent of
Co.,
first
December);
1975,
1961-1965,
given in the following table:
series
bonds,
(April).
Gas
1
-
1948—Number
Corp.,
inclusive,
1960-1980,
due
(September).
1980,
(subor¬
Monsanto
subordinated
4'/4%
Volume
4%
pre¬
debentures
(November).
shraes
4'/2%
Hospital of
Corp.,
Mississippi
1,
due
promissory notes due Nov. 1,
$500,000
4%
Co.,
Volume
unsecured
fund
sinking
cumulative
6%
"
$1,000,000
National
(convertible
due
(March).
Haverhill
1,
E
■
-^"ice
$5),
(par
(March).
Power
Motors
$500,000
March
(December),
•_
4%
notes
$4,400,000
$300,000
Inc.,
$600,000
Corp.,
par),
(July),
Power Co.,
Sulphur Co.,
Volume
stock
(October).
Hamischfeger
Minex
promissory
series
Nov.
subordinated
senior
$1,000,000
Inc., 3.75%
Steel
-n
$5),
(April).
Co.,
of
subordinated
consolidated
4%
3,000
Midstate Telephone Co.,
(July),
due
subordinated
Percent of total volume
sinking
due
1935,
due
bonds
(April),
4Va%
Co.,
promissory
1975,
1,
Hosnital
Oil
Missouri
$9,000,000
Works
1955—Number
'
Paper
Water
Corp.,
due
notes),
New
(March ),
$2,000,000
Hall-Scott
due
(March).
$1,000,000
due
notes
to_1965, $2,100,000
4Va%
Co.,
$100),
1952—Number
100-year 33i%
4Va%
shares
25,000
$2,500,000
Co.,
Inc.,
Co.,
$100),
Minex
debentures,
1st 6 Mos.
stock
common
second
5 Va %
bonds
(September).
(par
,
(July).
1970,
Midstates
1
Volume
Inc.,
4%-5'/a%
first
$4.o00,000 (April).
1965,
Co.,
Telephone
Hackensack
notes
314%
"
Liberty Loan Corp
(April).
Industries,
Line
$20,000,000
Mountain
1,
bonds
mortgage
mortgage
common
of
5'/a'fo
Aug.
$100),
Metropolitan
(September).
sinking fund
4'4%
(June).
note
debentuers,
Inc,
Co.,
(June).
Glass
lateral
30,000
collateral
mortgage
$1), $16,875
ipar
August).
(April).
1958
(par
Metro
.
3'/a%
PRIVATE
20-year 3%%
$10,000,000
$8,000,000
1985, $3,000,000
'
Sulphur Co., 4'/»%
Lawrenceburg
due
due
mortgage
first
York,
shares
first
(April).
3%%
Foodliners,
$850,000
promissory notes
due semi-an¬
inclusive, $1,400,000 (June).
conversion
of
;
(January).
25,000
bonds
and
mortgage
3.35%
Finance
$600,000
due
$4,600,000
Industries,
$2,500,000
Northern
$1,000,000
1967,
$2,000,000
Co.,
1985,
Lawrenceburg Gas
Lithium
first
3.40%
New
Wisconsin,
Corp.,
Steel
Lakes
1985,
due
Mossier
Shore
Lii
bonds
(April).
'
Hagan
due
(June).
City
$6,000,000
Green
June
Corp.,
Light
1,
1954—-Number
Chemical
due
stock
1969,
due
collateral
(May).
Foodliners,
Monsanto
(July).
Corp.,
Chemical
A.
1973,
mortgage
mortgage
3'/a%
Southwest,
Upstate
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.,
Great
bonds
mortgage
first mortgage bonds due
Credit
1,
Securities
(par
May I
I
Inc
$2,500,000
due
Great
first
first
instalment note,
Co.,
Chemical
Granite
bonds
(March)
Goldblatt
series
bonds
(March),
Gonzalez
Gonzalez
1,
Dec,
$3,000,000
1966,
1,
&
mortgage
(June).
$100),
Jobbers
Construction
Marsh
(January).
the
$1,700,000
Metallurgical
1965,
mortgage
(March).
$300,000
due
notes
(June).
(June).
Co.
Metallurgical
Gonzalez
first
3%%
Southeast,
Metallurgical Corp., 4'/a %
$250,000
B,
of
$1,000,000
J.)
(A.
$250,000
Globe
first
Machines
inclusive,
Drug
L-
3.40%
$1,300,000
Co.
Telephone
1,
Gerrard
3%%
Michigan,
Ohio,
of
$2,000,000
due
General
of
Co.
Telephone
bonds
mortgage
(July).
due
$10,000,000
1975,
first
Co.,
Rubber
&
Corp.,
Minneapolis
Securities
Water
Latrobe
due
Kentucky,
of
Co.
Telephone
General
Globe
promissory
Inc.,, ■4*4%/.
to
Co.,
Co.,
3%
(November),
(April).
Telephone
General
of
Co.
Telephone
General
first
3.40%
Inc.,
(May).
$1,000,000
$1,500,000
Indiana,
(April).
Co.
Telephone
1985,
of
SI,300,000
$1,700,000
General
Globe
Co,
Telephone
General
due
due
note
2,500 shares of common stock
Corp.,
Kendall
(
Telephone
General
Market
5%
(par
&
1958-1967,
Marathon
15, 1980,
Nov.
$5,000,000
(February).
Manufacturers
and
$500,000
1975,
1972,
1,
Sept.
due
notes
first
$2,053,000
stock
series A,
Joplin Water Works Co., 2%%
i
Telephone Co.
General
1965
(January).
$1,500,000
Precision
General
March
due
bonds
due
•
4%%
Service
Tire
ferred
(August).
Corp.
Mills,
1961,
first mortgage bonds due Nov.
•
.
$990,000
Gas
due
November).
Joplin
1965,
15,
(January).
1,
debentures
(August).
General
due
notes
'
RR.,
1980,
Mansfield
(November).
Jewel Tea Co.,
$1,000,000
1,
(June).
Finance
par),
debentures
fund
1,
Jan.
due
(October).
1974,
1,
Milling
Lake
Jefferson
stock
preferred
i
capital notes due Oct.
3'/2%
Corp.,
1,
Public
$30,000,000
option
due July
Jan.
stock
Finance
1980,
(January).
(June).
General
1,
(June).
Electric
due
(April).
43/4%
Nov.
bonds
$1,700,000 (May).
Marsh
Harvester
Nov.
(August).
30,000 shares of
Corp;,
due
(November).
Corp.,
quarterly
(with
Securities
Interstate
(September).
Corp.,
Maine
due
serial
4'4%
Business
Finance
Interstate
Jefferson
Transportation
$3,000,000
par),
sinking
Transportation Corp., 33/4%
equipment trust certifi¬
due
quarterly
to
and
including Sept.
1,
1975,
$11,209,500
sinking
33«%
3%%
I960
Finance
Interstate
55,
Finance
General
due
Interstate
(September).
American
notes
pre¬
(April).
■
fund
promissory
RR.,
Central
000
1957-1970,
4%/
10-year
(November).
due
debentures
fund
cumulative
4;35%
mortgage
..
4%
\
$2,000,000
promissory
promissory
Corp.,
1,
2055
Interstate
(April).
Corp.,
$10,000,000
$10,000,000
subordinated
4.25%
$2,280,000
1970,
inclusive,
1,
$2,000,000
Corp.,
4'4%
Breweries,
Dec,
$2,500,000
Acceptance
sinking
first
mortgage
;'
Co.,
Metropolitan
International
due
(September).
General
Maine
first
sinking
,
dinated),
sinking
1968,
1,
'
Corp., 4%
Motors Corp.,
$3,000,000
bonds,
mortgage
(April).
$1,250(000
Service
equipment trust certificates, series T,
3%% first
(April).
Oct.
due
of
$5 000.000
3,55%
'
4%
Central
1973,
notes
(January).
International
(October).
Corp.,
3'4%
3"%%
$45,000,000. (December-
equipment trust
3.40%
Co.,
Maine
(November).
International
1969,
1,
note
$8,790,000
Water
Gary-Hobart
1975,
due
(January).
1970,
stock,
(August).
Gas
Inc.,
International
(February).
$1,800,000
bonds
mortgage
2%%
Co.
preferred
Inter-Mountain Telephone Co., 3 '4% first mortgage sinking fund bonds,
series E, due Feb.
1, 1980, $4,700,000 (February),
•
Fruit Growers Express
to
first
1970,
(May)..
Growers
due
notes due
15-year
3%%
Co.,
"
_
Corp.,
Magnavox
(September).
Co.,
Corp,,
Telephone Co.,
nually
Brothers,
Finance
Douglas
Induction
(January).
Fritzsche
Co.,
Indianapolis Water Co., 3'4%
(June),
—
Dairies,
May
(August).
(March).
convertible
5%
due
A,
Co.,
Messenger Corp., 4'/2%
due
(September).
(July).
Foremost
I,
series
I
shares
650,000
McCall
$400,000
shares
500,000
(par $100),
Service
(September).
bonds,
mortgage
(December).
Inc.
1970,
series
5'4%
of
promissory
Corp., 4 4%
$25,000,000 (March).
Foods,
Illinois
Gas
April
$700,000
Natural
Hunter
stock,
preferred
4.35%
4 '/2 %
Finance
$18,500,000
(October).
3Vs'/i.
Corp.,
$1,000,000
of
shares
note due
debentures,
shares
$1,000,000
$30,000,000
1970,
notes due
promissory
$6,500,000 (January).
Lowell
$1,250,000
1970,
(December).
$3,500,000
Light
1980,
Fair
Food
4%
Hunt
(par $100), $5,000,000
1,
cent),
5'A %
Corp.
Telephone
Dec.
Baltimore
(November).
Power
Florida
1980,
capital
(October).
334%
Co.,
series F,
Gas
(January).
Telegraph
&
$30,000,000
Houston
at
subordinated
'40 000
Inc.,
Electrochemical
1974,
(February).
due
notes
(December).
1975,
15,
1980,
mortgage bonds due Jan.. 1,
$25),
Group,
1975,
1,
Sept.
5%.
Inc.,
Group,
Telephone
Household
America
of
Acceptance
series
first
Telephone Co., 25-year first mortgage bonds due
$500,000
$500,000
Florida
9%%
Co.
fund
(August).
(par
$5,000,000
(January).
Inc.,
due
debentures
subordinated
convertible
5%
Corp.,
Lighting
stock,
(September).
1955
Hooker
(December).
1969,
1,
due
debentures
promissory notes due 1967,
4'/a %
Group,
$600,000
Household
Works
Gas
Mutual
$300,000
subordinated
12-year
Instrument Corp.
A:
sinking
Inc., 4'4%
Finance
Home
Island
Louisiana
1970,
(August).
$5,500,000
deben¬
fund
(July).
$2,400,000
Farmers
5%
sinking
(June).
(October).
Camera
$3,000,000
subordnated
convertible
il)75, $450,000
America
Corp. of
1967, $1,000,000
Fairchild
4'-2%
1,
4%
Group,
Finance
series
$200,000
1975,
Long
1975,
Inc.,
Inc.,
$1,500,000
Cement
(October).i
5',sinking fund debentures due June 1,
& Co.,
1965,
1,
Star
'
(June).
Finance
1970,
1,
Home
(June).
Ltd.,
);
Finance
Home
first
x
Lone
E,
(August),
1,
mortgage
first
(July).
Co..':
Industries,
Sept.
series
(January),
1980,
1,
Litton
stock
common
bonds,
ferred
H
(Henry)
Home
4,/4%
Co.
$28,000,000
Espanola
first
(D.
$1,000,000
Holt
33/s%
Co,
of
mortgage
Rogers Development Co., promissory notes due 1967, $14,850,000
Holmes
first mortgage pipeline bonds due 1972,
33,4%
Co.,
shares
Co., Ltd., 334 %
first
1985, $1,000,000 (May).
(February).
due
notes
25,000
Light
15,
May
Holland
convertible
Engineering Corp.,
(April).
$500,000
Electric
due
due
notes
(June).
Mining
1983,
Hilo
(December),
Mining
1983,
promissory
Corp. of America, 5%
subordinate
$2,000,000 (December).
$10,000,000
>
434 %
Corp.
(December).
(October).
Natural
Equitable
Erie
Abrasives
&
$1),
(par
$500,000
debenture,
1975,
$33,000,000
Erie
5%
Corp.,
Voltage
High
(Continued from page 7)
Eleanora
October 22, 1956
Financial Chronicle... Monday,
and
&
Co.,
3.30%
first
mortgage
bonds
Co.,
4%%
first
mortgage
boiids
Wire
preferred
$9,000,000
Service
Co.,
(February).
33/«%
first
••
mortgage bonds due
Gas
&
stock
Discount
Electric
(par
Co.*
$100),
Corp., 4%{'%
50,000
shares
$5,000,000
due
•
-
1985,
.
$1,000,-
Disount
of
4.20%
cumulative
(September).
senior promissory note due_1970.
(December).
Owners
due
(July).
Oklahoma
Owners
1970,
Service
(February).
Steel
$400,000
-—
Corp.,
5%%
subordinated
note
due
1970,
$300,000
(December).
t
Pabco
Products,
(June).
Inc,
3.85%
promissory
notes
due
1975,
$9,000,000
I
Pabco
•
Products,
Inc.,
3 35%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
promissory
notes
(September).
Pabco
due
1975,
Southeastern
$1,500,000
due
///•%,A-A-
Products,
Inc.,
3 85%
promissory
notes
due
1975,
trust
Finance
Corp., AYa%
subordinated notes
(June).
■
Northwest
Pacific
due
Pipe Line Corp., 4V+%
$93,200,000 (April).
1975,
Palmerton
Telephone
first
Co.,
due
1966,
due
Southern
first mortgage pipeline bends
Oct.
mortgage
bonds
due
000
1975, $1,500,-
Southern
1979,
4(4%
Co.,
first mortgage bonds due
(March).-1
March
Penn
Fruit
Airways,
Inc.,
inclusive,
Fuel
Inc,
3%% promissory
(November).
Gas,
$1,500,000
Inc.,
collateral
trust
Water
1976,
&
Oil
notes
notes
Sept.
15,
due
1976,
10
bonds,
series
B,
Co., 4(2%
(February).
&
Gas
Co.,
Ltd.,
first
1,000,000
first
mortgage
mortgage
shares of
bonds
capital
due
1.
1,
(no
par),
Philco
Corp., 3V2%
Plastene
Corp., 5%
Portland
Gas
&
stock
common
sinking fund notes due 1965,
Coke
Co
4(8 %:
,
$850,000
Sept.
due
(May).
June
Corp.,
000
Ltd.,
4'/4%
&
Corp., 25,000
(October).
promissory
1990, $50,000,000
due
notes
1,
1,
(March).
1970,
Oil
cents),
$200,000
Quaker Oats Co., 3Va%
(December).
Rayonier,
Inc.,
$80,000,000
Reserve
of
promissory notes due Feb.
25-year
3%%
promissory
notes
preferred
4(4%
first
mortgage bonds,
Metals
June
1,
Rhinelander
&
Rock
of
Aug.
3(4%
June
due
A,
3%%
due
promissory
4%
due
1,
series
A,
due
Roman
bonds,
series
3(4% -4(4%
promissory
Bishop
of
The
note
due
notes
due
July
$2,500,000
serially
Oct.
due
3(4"%
1,
1976,
°
(May).
April
to
1,
1965,
196^ $1,500,000
1,
sinking
fund
debentures
of
serially
Corpus
Christi, Texas,
1956-1969, $525,000
i,
Nov.
promissory notes due Nov. 1, 1974, $2,500,000
(November).
Ltd., 4%%
(December).
Oil
1975,
Co.,
Ltd.,
$16,122,000
Royalite
Oil
COj.,
$3,378,000
Russell
serial
debentures,
series
A,
due
to
sinking
fund
1965,
debentures,
series
B,
due
(December).
Ltd.,
5%
1972,
(December).
(F.
C.)
Co.,
4%%
promissory
due
note
1967,
$2,000,000
(De¬
cember).
System,
Inc.,
first
13,950 shares
of
stock
common
(par $5),
Western
deben¬
stock
shaves
80
mortgage
bonds
April
Western
ship
Talcott
$139,500
(August).
first
mortgage
15,000
fund
debentures
Wichita
1,
shares
Telephone
5(4%
cumulative
pre¬
5(4%
cumulative
pre¬
York Telephone
3%%
4(4%
5 %
$4,000,000
$1.28
notes
due
note
bonds
due
of
due
Sept.
Nov.
1,
debentures,
1,
1962,
iA,
series
1
capital
stqok>( par
series
C,
due
Aug.
Louis
series
St.
County
A,
Louis
June
St.
Water
$100),
(par
Ammonia
1930
(payable
(October).
Paul
Oct;
San
San
1,
1965,
Jose
1,
at
1980,
Works,
shares
30.000
5(4%
of
series
E,
due
interim
5(4%
5(4%
preferred
5(4%
(October).
500,000
notes
due
1,
$2,000,000
stock),
subordinated
Jan.
Talcott
(James),
Talcott
Inc., 3(4% senior
$10,000,000 (April).
(James), Inc., 4(4%
$1,500,000
due
^
Marine
cumulative
of
stock
common
(par
due
first
mortgage bonds,
first
mortgage
series
pipe
E,
due
May
bonds
line
due
stock
45,000
(no
110,000
stock
(no
of
Co..,
$100),
shares
par
—
cumulative
first
$5
U. S.
6-30
Calumet
St,
preferred
Texas
1961-1970,
1,
value
sinking
$11,000,000
$100),
(November).
due
Oct.
1,
Acceptance
$5,000,000
Corp.,
4%
subordinated
$5,000,000
tive
preferred
notes
April
1,
1970,
Co.
stock
notes
bonds
fund
due 1967,
$325,000
Nov.
1,
St.
Louis,
Co.
35,000
$3,500,000
shares
5(4%
of
1965,
due
bonds,
mortgage
series D,
due
St.
Louis,
(November)
1970, $5,000,000
4(4%
3(4%
Corp.,
$10,000,000
4%
Sheraton
Corp. of Ameriba, 4 ',4 %
(July). - ■
-V)/
promissory notes due 1975, $6,000 000
;■////;/•-./.A
Shoe
Corp. of America, 20-year subordinated
April 1, 1975, $2,500,000 (May).
Shoe
Corp.
fund
notes
due
America,
20-year
sinking
fund
notes
due
1,
May
1975,
(May),
first
mortgage
pipe
5%
Co.,
$150,000
subordinated
due
note
Sept.
15,
1958-1966,
(September).
Cross,
Holy
serial
$2,000,000
Notre
Inc.,
Dame,
Ind.,
3.25%-3.85%
first
(November).
of
notes
Sixteen
notes
East
June
of
Oet.
due
the
Union
Jan.
1.
Broad
Co.,
(December).
American
Gold
&
(par $1), $1,630,434
1,
1956-April
1975,
l,
inclusive,
in
the
1956 to Jan.
6%
sinking
U.
S.
of
A..
3%-|3.85%
serial
1975, $3,500,000 (November).
1,
fun
notes
due
Nov.
15,
1960,
$1),
South
South
due
1,
Gas
1985,
Georgia Natural
maturity
25,500 shares of
Georgia
Feb.
Soin-hHaie
1,
Natural
1975,
Center.
$8,700,000
Paper
Harrisburg
Steel
'
Corp.
779,736
13
22,000
;
890,000
39%
44
36,400
Co.
89
16,000
Inc.
38%
208,000
968,000
1,405,950
$1,000,000
first
4%
serial
mortgage
3(»%
June
due
1975,
1,
$1,474,875
notes,
series D,
bonds,
promissory notes
4(4%
$1,000,000
Corp.,
due
(De¬
due
1980,
$1,750,000
1975,
promissory
States
Natural
(subordinated)
note
capital
notes*
.
Gas
due
series
due^July
A,
1,
1967,
due
1970,
.
4(4%
Co.,
notes
promissory
(September).
Finance
Co.,
subordinated
4(4%
noets
due
$2,000,000
1965,
(March).
Trailer
$200,000
Issue—
Stromberg-Carlson
National
Dairy
Products
Ferry,
3(4%
6%
Inc.,
convertible
June
due
notes
15,
It
happens
have
do
to
so
(par
promissory
notes
due
1,
Nov.
1975,
$5,000,00g
by making
a
$1)
45,000
and
of
units
securities are involved receive no part of the
proceeds of the sales. Such offerings as these have no
place in our compilation of new issues, but we have
tabulated them separately for whatever interest they
may have on their own account, and present the results
in the table below:
ISSUES
NOT
REPRESENTING
Airlines,
Pipe
share
one
of
each,
class
stock,
of
equipment
$45,000
3 (4 %
Co.,
first
NEW
FINANCING
1953
$
1952
$
1951
$
$
Co.,
Gas
share*
of
line
pipe
common
$100),
Gas
bonds
28,040,319
24,437,189
26,262,180
February
40,767,427
44,221,570
20,944,488
36,275,734
21,927,272
24,674,494
22,818,254
March
June
74,730,071
57,632,872
22,832,155
64,074,568
______
'>0,028,944
49,421,987
32,565,113
48,971,104
______
April
87,566,836
13,974,501
28,562,947
10,373,126
28,869,867
84,209,502
20,296,000
24,733,582
25,654,929
21,346,188
154,075,474 211,611,641
151,924,399
_____
-
Tot. 6 Mos.
due
388,430,369 213,587,249
$25,355
stock,
57,817,776
113,313,138
22,525,315
29,082,761
24,020,057
August
15,495,293
33,260,978
31,661,800
32,093.783
27,671,152
25,577,858
13,435,865
24,688,344
11,033,127
preferred
October
74,714,729
___
November-,
/
$1,000,-
1, 1964,
December
74,814,439
mortgage
first
Co.,. 3(4%-
pipeline
bonds
due
Nov.
of
63,117,995
17,281,634
35,549,839
24,790,489
399,001,733
107,720,287
191,639,673
151,246,802
678,370,502 612,588,982 261,795,761
403,251,314 303,171,201
$680,000
(par $1),
stock
common
19.195,618
21,944,601
36,607,693
33,836,918
Tot. cal.yr.
shares
66,580,085
21,413,265
4,845,208-
24,363,851
1,
(December).
680.000
44,787,337
114,027,680
289,940,133
__
Tot. 6 mos.
Corp.,
32,288,324
July
cumulative
nine-year notes due June
5%
Inc.,
$15,000,000
Ultrasonic
5.24%
5,071 shares of
$507,100 (August).
Inc.,
Gas Co.,
(August).
Trunkline
61,127,589
September-.
(par
1975,
•
•
mortgage
*•/.
101,420
Inc.,
fund
sinking
mortgage
(May).
Co.,
Gas
3%%
Inc.,
1969, $25,000,000 (June),
1,
Line
Tropical
000
1954
$
May
$13,500,000
Tropical
or
public offering of the securities
Likewise some public utility holding companies com¬
plying with the Utility Holding Company Act dispose
of their holdings of subsidiary companies through public
offerings. Similarly "special offerings" on the several
stock exchanges are included with the secondary offer¬
ings in our totals since 1942. Of course the cofhpanies
(De¬
Corp., 45,000 shares of class A common
shares of 8% cumulative preferred stock
Development
in
World
Transok
owners of large blocks of
outstanding for some time,
part of their holdings, prefer
been
January
$1)
Trans
$1,378,000
occasion that
on
which
securities
1956,
cember).
(par
4i y2
25,000
.
$340,500
1,037,500
31,000
1955
stock
Corp
Value
$56%:
6,000
Co.
(July),
Co.,
Total
Price
Offered
3-25
whose
f
(May).
5%
(September).
$12,000,000
$6,767,646
COMPLETED
Investment
Union
serially
Union
(with
170,000
shares of capital stock
4%
Gas
first
57,000
6%
Co.,
shares
promissory
of
stock),
8,500
Inc.. 4(4%
(September).
bonds
4%% first
(February).
20-year
of
due
common
first
note
shares
$875,500
Co.,
$6,375,000
D,
shares
196,406
of
common
stock
(no
par),
sinking fund debentures due Oct. 15,
3(4%
1975,
(October).
3.60% first
July 1, 1985, $600,000 (September).
due
Co.
Telephone
due
States
During 1955 foreign government security issues placed
in
this country
aggregated $48,500,000.
No foreign cor¬
July
of
Inc.,
Kansas,
of
mortgage
first mortgage bonds,
(September).
3.60%
Missouri,
1935,
$750,000
Co.
1,
porate offerings carne upon the domestic market during
the year
Car Co.,
Telephone
United
Telephone
series
mortgage
Oct.
stock
due
of
Feb.
United
bonds,
series
would
1955, hence, a comparison with previous years
serve
no
purpose.
For the year 1954 the total of
both corporate and government
financing stood at $439,-
279,347 as compared with $378,018,821 in 1953;
985
note
due
3.60%
first
mortgage
bonds,
in
1952,
$371,133,-
1951, $296,137,740 in 1950,
$363,462,094 in
Rubber
Co.,
;
Inc.,
(June).
3(4%
sinking
fund
notes
Uranium
due
1995,
$37,-
1,
1980,
bonds
Uranium
1975,
1,
sinking
fund
debentures due May
1962,
Va"ev Te'«mhone
(December).
Co.,
A
total
of
four
foreign
government
placed in the domestic market
the
5%
subordinated debentures due Dec. 31, 1562,
(June).
Reduction
*■
19^8, $236,983,497 in
$196,792,500 in 1946.
offerings were
.
4%
Reduction Co.,
$184,275,000 in 1949, $477,200,000 in
1947 and
1957
stock
$2,300,000
pipeline
Pennsylvania,
of
\1, 1985. $2,000,000 (December),
(July).
Utilities,
$4,000,000
1,
preferred
June
mortgage
States
500,000
Co.
Dec.
(par
(February).
mortgage
due
F,
1,
-
by issuance
Gas
first and refunding tiortgage
(June).
United
common
Co.",
Car
$25,000,000
D,
notes due Sept. 1,
of common stock),
(July).
Union Tank
United
5(4% junior subordinated
to purchase 28,000 shares
warrants
Tank
United
Foreign Issues Placed in the United
1959-1965,
1,
Co.,
(November).
$700,000
Union
serial debentures, series E (subordinated)
inclusive, $600,000 (November).
4%%
Co.,
Aug.
Investment
3(4%
$5,000,000
Georgia Natural Gas Co.,
$307,800 (February)/
at
Co.,
Co.,
Generating Co.,
$2,800,000 (February).
(payable
and
June
&
Carolina
1981,
South
due
Platinum
(January).
Carolina Electric
bonds
South
Corp.,
1967,
1,
Finance
series
South
10,000
19,616
Hecla,
desiring to liquidate all
debentures
(June).
Brothers, Inc.,
$5,500,000
Mercy
due serially
$195,000
South
3%%
Co.,
Finance
1965
The
mortgage
Sisters
Regis
1,070,960
Shares
line
first mortgage pipeline bonds
(May).
Thorp
due
Loan
inclusive,
of
>/
sinking
Co
393a
(Octooer).
of
$3,000,000
Signature
Sisters
Thalhimer
stock
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven, 40,000 shares of $4.25 cumulative
preferred stock (par $10), $400,000
(August).
Wilcox
&
Plywood Corp
&
Value
$1,445,000
involved.
Transportation^, Co.,
Telephone
Tropical
(November).
11-23
(November).
Corp.,
cumula¬
promissory
6
Inc
$72 y4
Issues Not Representing New Financing
.
subordinated
Babcock
Market
Price
1,
Sept.
(August).
of
1955
27,199
Co
Brands,
(December).
(July).
Natural
Texas
1980,
(par $100),
Investment
due
of
Petrol^im
.
Transmission
bonds due Dec.
promissory notes due Aug. 15, 1965,
(August).
Investment
Securities
due
(March).
Securities Acceptance Corp., 3.50%
Securities
note
X,
20,000
1964-1970,
(November).
Securities
IN
in¬
(February).
cumulative
OFFERINGS
COMPLETED
151,215
April
sinking
mortgage
promissory
Transmission
1975,
Trans-American
of
stated
sinking fund
$4,500,000
SPECIAL
Offered
4-28
5%
5(4%
due
Gas
Trane
$4.75
value
par—stated
Co.,
preferred
shares
Standard
8
3-11
(October).
Inc.,
Eastern
Texas
TMT
4%
Co.,
due March
Special Offerings
NOT
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp., 3(4%
due 1975, $30,000,000 (December).
Time
Phillips
Date
Gas Co., 4(4%
first
$100,000 (December).
Texas
notes
subordinated notes
Tennessee
Three
shares
E,
quarterly Jan.
first mortgage bonds due 1985,
Issue—
1-21
15,
(September).
$1,500,000
Thorp
debentures
series
due
(par $50), $1,500,000 (April).
$1,000,000
mortgage bonds,
/;,<
in
3'4%
Co.,
Finance
fund
stock-,
(June).
Finance
Seaboard
preferred
(August).
Line
Pipe
$3,471,000
preferred
4.50%
(June).
first
Inc.,
Corp.,
of
(October).
$1,250,000
Clara
Seaboard
maturity
$4,700,000
Water
1985,
shares
Inc.,
Products,
Petroleum
$7,500,000
Santa
$3,000,000
Products.
Ammonia
Jacinto
SI),
30,000
County Water Co., 3%%
1985, $4,500,000 (June).
1,
Paul
St.
Co.,
Date
1970,
1,
June
(July)).
Inc.,
OF
$1),
2-
due
1,
following tables we present a summary of
"special offerings" as compiled by the New York Stock
Exchange for the year 1955. Although these for the most
part are included in our compilation of "Issues not rep¬
resenting new financing" in the months in which they
occurred
we present tnem here for whatever interest
they may have for our readers.
9-
notes
June
(December).
6-7
fund
due
Shares
bonds,
sinking fund bonds
sinking
notes
r
,
I,
the
In
sinking fund notes due Aug. 1,
shares
mortgage bonds,
Telegraph Co., 3(4%
&
SUMMARY
340,000
series
first mortgage bonds due March
(January).
Summary of
promissory
bonds,
mortgage
cumulative
mortgage
first
promissory
debentures
3(4%
Petroleum Co., 4(4% promissory
to Oct. 1, 1965, $3,500,000 (Jui«>.
1961
of
1972, $4,500,000
1,
first mortgage bonds, series
Woodley
(August).
Co.,
4(4%
Co., 3.15% first
$2,300,000 (June).
of
shares
in¬
first mortgage pipeline bonds due May
Water
1985,
of
(April),
25,000
1971,
to
promissory note due Jan. 1, 1973,
& Telephone Co., Inc., 3(4%
first
July 1, 1985, $1,250,000 (October).
Light
1957, $500,000
1,
sinking
1964
''
,
West Virginia Water Service Co.,
(June);
(James),
(Mo.), 37/e%
Union Telegraph Co.,
1980, $38,500,000 (June).
due
bonds
due
first mortgage bonds due Jan.
Corp.,
Slope Gas Co., 4(4 %
1975, $1,000,000 (May).
I,
cember).
St.
Supply Co.
Western
3%%
note
first mortgage bonds due 1980, $3,000,-
Light & Telephone Co., Inc., 3(4%
due July 1, 1985, $1,250,000 (June).
first mortgage bonds due 1980, $125,000
4 (4 %
promissory
3%%
Western
Co.,
mortgage
(May).
Western
pre¬
$500,000
Corp.,
$2,500,000
first
(December).
(March).
Kraft
stock,
due
4(4%
(April).
(par
of
Corp., first mortgage and
1965, $3,700,000 (June).
Co.,
1971,
due
Co.,
(January).
series H, due
$1,500,000
$20),
Corp.,
$18,000,000
Ryder
fund
common
Systems, Inc., 4(4% first mortgage
1975, $1,750,000 (November).
1,
Steel
bonds
sinking fund debentures, series C, due
of
and
Water
Superior
1974,
4%%
shares
debentures
(October).
Oct.
Teleflex,
Co.,
$5,500,000
Royalite
due
Tampa
Royal McBee Corp., 3(4%
Oil
of
Corp., 4(4% first mortgage
1979, $5,000,000 (October).
(December).
Royalite
600,000
sinking
Telephone Co., 40,000 shares
$25), $1,000,000
(June).
Materials
clusive,
Diocese
due
notes
coupon
subordinated
Co, Inc., 5%
subordinated
1970, $1,000,000 (August).
1,
$3,400,000
A,
stock
Catholic
6%
Finance
Aug.
Suburban
1975,
note
Light & Power Co., 20-year
1, 1974, $3,000,000 (March).
due July
000
Waterworks
4(4%
Corp.,
$1,000,000
1970, $2,000,000 (August).
June
(October).
Rockland
Western Auto
Co.,
Corp.,
(January).
$3,000,000
Corp.,
due
Suffolk
promissory notes
Inc.,
bonds
Sterling Aluminum Products, Inc., 3%%
mortgage
promissory
mortgage
Steel
(par
States
$1,545,000
1980,
l.
(June).
Ages
(par
States
$2,000,000
Strategic
4%%
Co.,
series
bonds,
25-year first
$155,000,000 (July).
1980,
Porter,
$200,000
due
first
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros., Inc.,
1975, $4,000,000 (December).
$10,000,000
(September).
Inc.,
Roberts
Co.,
Paper
$1,250,000
Rich's,
1980,
10
;
Qo., 4(4% first mortgage
1982, $18,000,000 (November).
due
1977,
4(4%
(November).
$100),
stock
Stephenson
Mining
Reynolds
1,
(par
Co.,
clusive,
Service
Standara-Thonison
$25,CK}0,000 4April).
Reserve
stock
common
West Coast Telephone Co.,
due
Investment
stock
Southwestern
$3,000,-
(August).
Mining Co.,
1980,
shares
due
Service
Co.,
3.60%
$590,000* (November).
(par
Southwestern
Gas
bonds
Milling
Investment
Southwestern
(June).
Pyramid
1,
June
mortgage
H,
$500,000
19-35,
$270,000
first
Electric
1,
1975,
4(4 %
and
bonds
Electric
due
Co.,
$1,000
Shell
1985,
1,
Aug,
ferred
Pure Oil Co., promissory notes due March
1,
bonds
Washington
Telephone Co., 4(4%
ferred stock
1975, $6,000,000 (June).
Purex
Oyster
Southwestern
(January).
sinking fund debentures due
of
notes
/
due
$5,000,000
1971
promissory
Springs
bonds
(November).
Southwestern
(August).
(par $1), $617,075
1,
units
4(4%
Co.,
Pertle
&
mortgage
(December
mortgage bonds due Jan.
sinking fund notes due 1930, $15,000,000
Photon, Inc., 25,000 shares of
May
in
i
Southwestern
first
Warrensburg
first
Inc.,
Co.,
Brothers
due
(June).
mortgage
Southland
stock
Warren
B,
bonds
mortgage
4(4%
Nitrogen Co., Inc., 4(4%
$8,000,000 (November).
1971,
ferred
$1,100,000 (October).
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co., 3 (2%
1, 1986, $6,000,000 (December).
due
cents
Southern
July
series
(September).
general
Co.,
Telephone
Nitrogen
$7,500,000
due
bonds,
mortgage
promissory notes due Dec. 15, 1975,
(December).
Dairy Products Corp. of Sheboygan, Inc., 4%% first mortgage
sinking fund bonds due April 1, 1965, $450,000 (May).
(May).
first
9
Veriiine
(January).
Nevada
Southern
bonds
collateral
and
(January).
$2,000,000
Southern
1975,
mortgage
of America, 3(4%
Corp.
$5,000,000
first
4(4 %
Telephone
$4,000,000
1979,
due
Co.,
Telephone
Southern
due
Vanadium
B,
(March).
Nevada
tures
5%
3% %
Gas
$1,000,000
Petrol
promissory
(May).
(November).
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.,
1985,
$25,000,000
(September),
Peoples
3%%
$25,200,000
Co.,
$6,000,000
Penn
World
1956-1980,
1,
Nevada
serieis
bonds,
mortgage
1975, $1,200,000
Power
$2,000,900
1979,
American
Pan
5%
Telephone Co., 5(4%
$1,500,000 (January),
1964,
1,
Southern
(April).
Palos'Verdes Water
Inc.,
May 1,
$1,000,000
first
(December).
Nevada
$275,000
1980,
due
Nevada
1984,
5(4%
Co.,
$90,000
Newspapers,
bonds
Southern
$22,000,000
,
Gas
1974,
1,
Southeastern
1,500,000
(1685)
Illinois
Sept.
-
(October).
Pacific
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Number 5579
Volume 184
4%%
$6.200 000
Co., 4(2%
first
mortgage
sinking fund
bonds
due
(June).
promissory notes due Jan. 1, 1976, $250,000
during 1955 and included
$25,000,000 issue of the Union of South
ternal loan bonds; the Kingdom of Norway
bonds
totaling
$15,000,000;
Africa ex¬
external loan
the Brisbane City Council
(Australia) 4JA% serial bonds in the amount
(Continued on page 10)
of $6,000,i
10
The Commercial and
(1686)
Farm
(Continued from page 9)
i
Ames
New
\
Total
Refunding
Capital
$22,122,000
$278,663,982
3.954
400,794,1)47
38,485,000
439,279,347
3 953
360,018.821
18,000.000
378,018,821
3 152
356.440,985
14,693,000
371,133,985
care
of
____
323,640,594
363,462,094
150,200,000
94,000,000
Bear,
184,275,000
and
•
1943
8,741.000
188.051.500
196,792,500
9,174,872
98,549,100
107,723,972
in
2944
21,000.000
59,353,500
80,353,500
2,250,000
421,875
103,000,000
110,250,000
477,200,000
477,200,000
_____
149,004,997
3347
S 346—
87,978,500
236,983,497
—
3343__
3 342_
in
4,000,000
4,^30,000
15 341
3940
147,"O~00"OO6
87,750"000
3339
59,250,000
3338—.
25,062,500
40,000,000
65,062,500
3,250,000
219,000,000
222,250,000
23,000,000
156,500,000
116,000,000
179,500,000
116,000,000
61,200,000
61,200,000
-337
3 336
3 335_
3 334
-
3 933
133,332
61,600.000
26,015,000
40,000,000
253,722.000
14,500,000
197,900
1,009,213 390
126,566,000
22,032,717
257,652,913
1,576,820,900
1,561,119,925
163,564.500
1,724,684,425
926IIIIIIIIIIII
,3
—
204,693,300
1,349,793,040
221,147,000
248,225,445
1,307,307,500
1,244,795,765
324ZIIIIIIIIIIII-I-II
996,570,320
Grand Total
280,274,600
79,941,679
360,216.279
125,265,000
759,776,034
1952
527,517,000
50,000,000
577,517,000
383,450,887
138,998,000
342,130.300
263.429.000
II
I
3919______
90,788,695
331,398,168
3,176,175,557
92,266,050
522,448,887
1950™
3,482,167,281
111,734,261
3,370,433,020
605,559.300
1949
2,907,027,866
104,286,318
2,802,741,548
2,686,218,617
82,060,358
2,272,098,012
43,849,187
2,604,158,259
2,228,248,825
United
the
1,160,496,166
208,253,309
952,242,867
794,740,667
323,843,500
470,897,167
638,909,818
404,000,156
234,909,662
1943
435,223,191
259,481,836
175,741,355
1942
523,704,607
181,264,294
342,440,313
1946
.
1945
municipal
In those seven years, an aggre¬
corporate entities.
and
by foreign
States
1947
5,429,924,938
&
Co.;
&
present
we
1,125,901.000
195,079,000
930,822,000
OF
MUNICIPAL
New Capital
..
'
.
$
Total
Refunding
$
-....v
BY
New Capital
Inc.;
Close
$
&r
February
New
4,139,700
10,703,610
323,276,512
397,942,807
1,893,703
$
397,556,630
May
_.
;
.
399,836,510
365,219,400
2,180,965
9,416,575
526.207.055
556,980,762
7,433,840
564,414,602
419,668,740
18,214,900
1st
6
424.845.056
733.584.804
323.256,510
23,648,290
346,904,800
339,594,995
730,465,204
751,422,742
3.119,600
3,104,260
34,490,678
785,913,420
645,228,950
1,936,400
647,165,350
2,164,722
665,963,208
825,690,750
26,170,200
851,860,950
392,874,650
18,900,780
411,775,430
&
Sutro
2,818,272,563
3,655,919,195
77,247,721
3,733,166,916
2.531,920,658
470,188,565
282,495,600
284,482,100
526,974,230
1,865,000
528,839,280
Fenner
21,275,906
260,351,523
278,934,750
1,9867500
17,470,290
296.405,040
255,437,955
3,682,420
259,120,375
Sons;
bank
69,820,085 2,601,740,743
loans
406,083 653
635,756,490
14,470,200
650,226,690
461,798,200
2,147,000
463,945,200
934,099,702
597,462,935
6,849,280
3,475,840
480,384,090
Co.;
Henry
443,796,504
6,112,300
604,312,215
449,908,804
476,908,250
646,763,309
403,937,480
2,145,950
406,083,430
Co.;
Rodman
December
423,934,216
3,809,725
427,743,941
867,936,450
886,696,135
772,948,115
7,652,400
780,600,515
Schmidt,
3,104,154,894
41,083,793
3,145,233,(.87
3,106,382,729
3,172,030,984
2,898,004,280
20,968,610
2,918,972,890
5,835,816,194
77,695,056 5,963,511,250
6,762,301,924
142,895,976 6,905,197,900
5.429,924,938
90,788,695 5,520,713,633
the
above
tables, and
included in our tabulations only when they have
subsequently been resold by such bureaus to investment
bankers and dealers.
Moreover, the totals exclude all
all similar
are
taxing
units
to
placed
private
with
investors
Federal
any
and
embrace
not
do
agencies.
bonds
These
that
in
reappear
the
market
in
to
New
Capital Flotations
During December, 1955
Bros.
and
series
R,
series
due
GG,
RR.,
Stroud
$7,500,000 Chicago,
&
Co.,
equipment trust certificates,
Jan.
Inc.
inson
.
•
Co.;
Co.;
Gregory
&
Co.
&
Co.;
Inc.;
&
Baxter,
Sons;
Ira
McMaster
and
F.
S.
Central
$tuart
&
Haupt
&
Co.
Co.,
Inc.;
&
Williams
Co.;
Freeman
R.
Co.;
&
Wm.
Co.;
&
Hutchinson
Yantis
RR.
Mullaney,
E.
314%
3%
41,
to
&
Pollock
$2,625,000 Missouri
Pacific
RR.
3Va%
equipment
trust
/
and
The
&
&
&
Co.;
for
new
99147*
Co.;
equipment trust certificates
1956 to 1970, inclusive.
Purpose,
annually Dec, 20,
equipment:
Price, to yield from 3%
to 3.30%
according to maturity. Offered by R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
son
&
&
Co.;
Co.;
The
and
$11,595,000 Pennsylvania
Illinois
Wm.
RR.
E.
Co.,
Inc.;
Pollock
&
Light &
and
&
Hutzler;
Stroud
&
Co.,
Co.;
Inc.
Union
&
Securities
series
SS,
pose,
Pacific
for
due
new
Co,
314%
Corp.;
annually Jan,
equipment.
1,
to
from
L.
M.
first
reduce
Weld
&
&
Bros.
&
Bradlev
Co.;. Estabrook
Peabody
Corp.;
Curtis;
Austin
&
&
Co.,
p.
&
Inc.;
Cm,
and
s.
Dean
&
L.
&
Co.;
&
Moseley
Inc.;
&
&
Ramsey &
Eddy Brothers
Watson
&
&
refunding
Purpose,
struction.
The First
•
•
•
&
Peck;
Co.
of
New
Co.
mortgage
bonds,
to
bank
repay
.York,
Inc.
series
K,
loans
and
due
3%%
first mortgage
3%%
Telephone
Purpose,
to
coroorate
*6,000,000
The
debentures
40-year
repay
purposes.
due
advances from parent
Price,
100.997*
and
bjr Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.;
Anderson & Strudwick;
Bache
&
Loeb
&
Co.;
New
Robinson-Humphrey
Hutzler;
&
S.
F.
Noel
Co.,
&
Shore
Dec.
Smithers
Co.;
&
Inc.;
and
&
York
Co.,
Co.;
Wertheim
S,
F.
Hanseatic
Inc.;
Salomon
Thomas
&
Co.;
&
Co.;
Arthur
Yantis &
Co.,
mortgage
due
B,
Jan.
bonds,
Inc.
L.
Over¬
Telephone
1980.
Purpose,
vately
with
first
due
1,
the
Gas
Sept.
privately
for
1,
1974.
with
two
Life
4 74 7*
*
Represents
$ Indicates
issues
issues
placed
sold
first
privately.
competitively,
t Indicates special offering.
expansion,
investors.
mortgage
Co.
mortgage
of
New
etc.
;
bonds
Placed
program.
>
due
pri¬
York.
bonds, series D,
expansion, etc.
Placed
Purpose, for
institutional investors.
con¬
mortgage
construction.
mortgage bonds,
for
Insurance
first
Stroud &
Thomas & Co.
first
new
first
Purpose,
construction
B,
ad¬
accrued
Co.
&
institutional
4 72%
Co.
for
and
and
Inc.;
and
372%
5 7<%
Co.
1974.
two
Mutual
Co.
Drexel
Gas
1,
with
Co.
Purpose,
through
Sept.
Corp.;
series
loans
101% %
Stuart & Co.
Water
1986.
1,
bank
repay
Price,
Hanseatic
Illinois
due
privately
Southland
by Halsey,
York
privately
to
company.
Suburban
Southeastern
series
Placed
*125,000
New
first
Purpose,
parent
Philadelphia
Placed
*90,000
1975.
Offered
4%
Co.
Gas
1,
from
Inc.;
bonds
&
Price, 101% and accrued interest.*
Offered by
Boston Corp.; Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; Adams
Allison-Williams Co.; A. C. Allyn & Company,
common
additions
to public,
Offered
Co.;
Newburger,
interest.
Co.;
Dec.
new
of
with
Alstyne,
Co.,
Over¬
3%%
due
for
shares
1980.
interest.
*100,000 Tennessee
Edison
24,000
Offered by company
•' t
bonds due
Bell
Gardner;
$2,500,000 North
Co.,
Inc.;
Co.
at par.
subscribed.
Shields
Co.
mortgage
Pacific
Northwest
Co.;
Patterson,
Copeland
&
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.; Reinholdt
Bros.
The
Paine,
first
25-year
improvements,
etc.
Placed
privately
through Kalman & Co., Inc.
other
Coe;
vances
Anthony
Co.
Bacon,
Van
Cooley
Co.;
Co.;
&
Tucker,
line
pipe
Kendall. Inc.;
&
Barney
mortgage
investors
1995.
Corp.;
Harrinian
Smith,
Burr,
Witter
Smith.
T.
& Co.;
Blyth &
Co.;
& Co.;
Co.;
Imp.;
Price,
first
Corp.; Cooley & Co.; Courts & Co.; DeHaven
Townsend, Crouter &
Bodine;
Dick &
Merle-Smith;
Steele & Co.; Green, Ellis & Anderson; Gregory
& Sons; Ira Haupt & Co.; Heller, Bruce & Co.; Hirsch &
Co.; The Illinois Co., Inc.; Kean, Taylor & Co.; Mackall
Corp.; Union Securities
Coffin
Trask
Co.,
loans.
3%%
Fauset,
Wood,
by Putnam
to
Insur¬
Securities
S.
Purpose,
Life
&
refunding
1985.
bank
Stanley &
Sachs
Co.;
Spencer
and
1,
Underwritten
Goldman,
Higginson
Hinchs
1935.
3.107*
to
&
Morgan
Co.;
Jackson
Consolidated
certificates
inclusive.
Pur¬
yield
Curtis;
F.
bands
additions
and
Whipple & Co.; Ball, Burge & Kraus; Baxter,
Williams & Co.; A. G*. Becker & Co. Inc.; Burns Bros. &
Denton, Inc.; Byrd Brothers; City Securities Corp.; Clayton
subscribed.
$70,000,000
trust
1957-1971,
Lee
Edward
and
Price,
&
Company;
G.
37»%
Stone & Webster Securities
Co.;
*
equipment
and
interest.
Scfanton
Corp.;
White,
Webber,
>
$9,600,000 Southern
Co.;
Co.;
&
Hutzler;
Jackson
Co.
Power
accrued
W.
Drexel
&
Inc.
314%
Drexel
&
bonds, series N, xlue' Dec.
construction
and
Chas.
Corp.;
equipment
trust
certificates
series EE, due annually from Jan.
1, 1956-1971, inclusive.
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price, to yield from 3.10%
to
3.40%, according to maturity.
Offered
by Salomon
Bros.
Bros.
1,
Wright
Boston
&
McMaster Hutchin¬
Co.,
Webber.
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Kidder,
new
Freeman
P^pe.
mortgage 3147*
314%
due
for
Salomon
Beane;
4 74 7*
mortgage
Berkshire
for improvements and additions
privately with Berkshire Life Insur¬
Gas Co.
Jersey
for
Co.;
Boston
&
first
Purpose, for improvements and
Allison-Williams
Price,
Co.;
First
Ry,
construction.
Co.;
Fenner
20,000,000 Connecticut
Co.
Pacific
new
&
and
Oversubscribed.
first mortgage bonds, series
1, 1980.
Purpose, for expansion, etc.
Placed
with
Connecticut General Life
Insurance
Co.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
accrued
first refunding mort¬
1. 1°90.
Purpose, to
Dec.
Clark
Grimm
Corp.;
for expansion.
Price, at par
privately
with
27
institutional
Telephone
Price,
for
and
accrued
First
Inc.;
inson
314%
due
Pierce,
Dec.
Purpose,
Hallowell, Sulzberger
&
Co.;
Irving
Lundborg
&
Co»;
Mason-Hagan, Inc.; Winslow, Douglas & McEvoy; Halle
& Stieglitz, and Saunders, Stiyer & Co.
'
due
$1,800,000 Northern
due
through
,
for
Co.;
Securities
with
Telephone
$101.
*3,550,000 Minneapolis
& Co.; Speneer Trask &
Co.; Tucker, Anthony
Hayden, Stone & Co., J. Barth & Co.; Goodbody
&
Co.; Baker, Watts & Co.; Butcher & Sherrerd; BosW'orth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; C. C. Collings & Co., Inc.;
Inc.
certificates,
annually from Jan. 1, 1957-1971, inclusive.
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price, at par.
Offered by
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Free¬
man &
Co.; The Illinois Co., inc.; and McMaster Hutch¬
C,
Co.
102.824%
Lynch,
Fahey,
Co.;
&
improvements
underwriting.
privately
inclu¬
Struthers
according to maturity. Offered by Salomon
Drexel & Co.; Union Securities Corp.;
& Co.,
Electric
&
fund bonds,
loans
and
Sachs
Moseley
Wells
trust
Hutzler;
and Stroud
series
Co.;
Pierce,
due
3.30%
&
Bros.
UTILITIES
Merrill
repay
Telephone Corp. 37a%
I,
1966,
to
to
Price,
program.
by
and
mortgage
Purpose,
Purpose,
Union
(par
without
interest.
Offered by
White, Weld
Corp.; Blyt'h & Co., Inc.; Gold¬
Equitable Securities Corp.; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Lee Higginson Corporation; Merrill Lynch,
&
Inc.
equipment
Gas
bank
100.75%
W.
certificates,
semi-annually July 1, 1956 to Jan. 1, 1971,
inclusive. Purpose, for new equipment. Price, to
yield from
series
1957
first
1985.
Parke.
Co.
Placed
institutional
sinking
repay
&
$3,700,000 Illinois
v.
&
1,
Jan.
Strauss
Purpose,
1980.
property.
Dec.
man,
Halsey,
to
Co.
PUBLIC
gage,
Pressprich
from
S.
Co.
certilicates,
$46,220,000
maturity.
•—
&
t$30,000,000 Baltimore
Milwaukee,
by
annually
1,
25-year
for
Gas
Mutual
due
*1,000,000 Florida
trust
Walter
Co.;
J.
Wyatt, Neal *&
Yarnall, Biddle
and
372 7*
Stetson
&
Placed
property.
$25,000,000 New
trust
Offered
Co.; .Union
equipment
Stifel,
&
McDonnell &
Co.;
privately
1972.
due
ance
1,
St. Paul & Pacific RR. 3%%
equip¬
certificates, series UU, due semi-annually July
1, 1956 to Jan. 1, 1971, inclusive. Purpose, for new equip¬
ment,
Price, to yield from 3%
to
3.45%, according to
ment
due
&
3%
Co.;
Stern,
Inc.;
Inc.;
Inc.,
Collins
&
Purpose,
Farmers
to
Salomon
Securities Corp.;
Inc.
Ry.
&
Boyce;
Smith & Lombardo,
Co.; Thornton, Mohr
Co.,
Co.,
Offered
Roberts
interest.
bonds
by
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price, to yield from
to 3.207c, according to maturity.
Offered by R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; The Illinois Co.; and McMaster Hutch¬
1957 to 1971, inclusive.
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price, to yield from 3.10%
to
3.35%,
according to maturity.
Offered by Salomon
Bros.
& Hutzler;
Drexel & Co.; Union Securities Corp.;
and
Co.,
Offered
3%
3 7»%
annually
&
Pacific
maturity.
Co.;
investors.
*300,000
sive.
RAILROADS
Ohio
&
Stroud
&
Later Than Five Years)
&
according to
Hutzler; Drexel
11,400,000 Texas
Long-Term Bonds and Notes (Issues Maturing
$$3,000,000 Baltimore
3.30%,
&
Townsend, Dabney &:
Walston & Co.,
Inc.;
Co.; Harold E. Wood
,
&
construction
Julien
Natural
Paso
stock
of
Co.;
Leach;
Stokes
Co.;
&
&
Renshaw;
&
Placed
240,000 Farmers
Details
&
-
Telephone Co.
bonds
portfolio sales by banks, insurance companies, et al., and
public trust funds.
latter
&s
The
Co.;
Co.
and
of
consequence
for
Poole,
1980.
ance
*33,000,000 EI
with
Wright
Herrman
property.
connection
&
&
&
Co.,
Co
&
White
Yantis
Kraus;
&
♦200,000 Deposit
represent only bond issues sold by states and municipal
loans
Burge
due
&
Stubbs,
&
N.
C.
interest.
4,248,569
In
&
Rambo,
Pierce
Smithers
Bros.
Agee
Baker &
Graff
L.
and
4,218,140
figures for that matter, it should be made clear that they
Pollock
leane; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Alex. Brown &:
Laird, Bissell & Meeds; Stroud & Co., Inc.; Ball,
5,382,793
65,648,255
Co.:
&
642,519,740
months
Inc.;
S.
F.
Co.;
&
Taylor
Inc.;
Tindall
W.
S.
accrued,
401,870,510
6
Stix
Pover & Light Co.
trust bonds due Dec.
928,716,904
months
E.
Co.,
Rauscher,
Reynolds
Stein
Thaver,
Co.;
F.
November
2nd
Wm.
&
Co.;
Sterne,
Co.,
Co.;
September
12
&
Inc.;
Co.;
Inc.;
J.
October
Total
Co.;
& Co.; Patter¬
Writer & Christen-
F. Rothschild
Parxe;
Schwabacher
Co.,
&
&
&
&
$10,000,000 .bp'aware
and
Total
Co.;
&
&
Oversubscribed.
2,148,655
18,759,685
&
Patton
Parrish
Inp.;
Hughes
&
Strader,
Arthur
Co.;
Co.
36,611,263
August
McDonnell
Peters,
Co.,
Rand
Fox;
Townsend.
468,037,910
:
Co.,
Waggoner;
&
&
&
Co.;
Farish;
2,781,661,300
months—
Inc.;
&
Rubens
Stroud
239,075,614
Total
Inc.;
Paul
&
&
collateral
July
Lundborg
Co.;
Loeb & Co.; New York HanHirshberg, Inc.; Homer O'Connell
&
Staats
R.
Wertheim
437,883,640
5,603,274
June
Irving
&
McJunkin,
Northwest Co.;
Raffensperger,
Meyer
Tyson;
367,400,365
516,792,480
419,236,792
336,490,735
_
April
Inc.;
Pizzini
Poole,
Co.;
and
$
390,611,158
663,798,486
March
Co.;
&
Newburger,
W.
Bogan
Inc.;
Total
$
Hannaford
Co.;
Harrison
Co.;
Horner
&
Mason,
Inc.;
Scott
&
Stringfellow;
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Sheri¬
&
4,938,750
Co.;
&
Scott,
compared
Refunding
.
385,672,408
Co.;
&
Masten
Norris
Kerner,
Frank,
Capital
$
$
393,416,930
H.
Inc.; Reinholdt & Gardner;
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; L.
Stokes
Total
Refunding
$
538,383,697
Ferris
Heller, Bruce &
Hilsman & Co., Inc.;
&
Co.,
1953
5,608,792
J.
E.
Pacific
B.
Co.% Inc.;
MONTHS
532,774,905
312,567,902
January
Co.;
&
Son & Co.;
Stone
Co.,
A.
&
Co.;
&
Inc.;
Schmidt,
-1954-
Coe;
Corp.;
dan
FIGURES
Clement
Young, Weir, Inc.; McMaster Hutchinson & Co.;
Miller &. Co.-;« W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.; New-
Nicolaus
SUMMARY
-1955-
B.acKstoclc
Copeland & Kendall,
sen,
tabulation of municipal financing by months since January 1953:
a
&
Lomasney
A.
&
William
Below
I.
&
Co.;
Steele & Co.;
Harper &
Hayden,
Richards
D.
Co.,
son,
Municipal Financing for the Year 1955
as
Hancock,
P.
Co.;
McGlone
seatic
757.151,679
1955
&
A. Hogle & Co.; Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey, Ine.;
Bond & Share Corp.; Investment Corp. of
Norfolk; Jenks, Kirkland & Grubbs; Johnson, Lane, Space
& Co.,
Inc.; Johnston. Lemon CvChJ John B. Joyce '&
Co.; Kaiser & Co.; Kalman & Co., Inc.; Kean, Taylor &:
Co.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; A. M. Kidder & Co.;
Kormendi & Co., Inc.; Ladenburg, Thalman & Co.; Lawson,
Levy & Williams; Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Inc.;
John C, Legg & Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; Loewi
518,105,273
year
Este
&
Francis
J.
burger
477,764,723
the
Co.;
&
Hill
Mead,
434,509,900
for
Dickson
Emerson
L.
McLeod,
952,615,173
$5,963,511,250
Fauset,
Inc.;
Wm.
Haupt
Carl
1,234,916,402
Long-term financing by States and municipalities aggregated
with $6,905,197,900 for 1954.
Corp.;
S.
Co.;
H.
Corp.;
First
Securities Co.
of
Chicago;
Marshall; Freeman & Co.; M. M. Freeman &
Mackall
1940
1939
Co.,
R.
&
Co.;
&
Iowa
Talbot;
&
1941
gate of $9,119,501,306 such issues were floated, while from
1919 to date, the grand total has been $16,656,247,951.
Dreyfus
Indianapolis
,3,083,909,507
foreign issues have been of
•only modest size but in the period of 1924 to 1930, in¬
clusive, a really important volume of financing was
in
•-
3,963,125,027
1951
In the past 20 years or so
undertaken
&
6,762,301,924
5,520,713,633
4,294,523,195
&
&
Hanauer
New Capital
:
Merle-Smith;
Co.;
Morris
Co.,
Inc.;
Leonard
O.
Frisbie
Co.;
Goodwyn
&
Olds;
Granbery, Marache & Co.; Grande & Co., Inc.; Gregory
& Sons; Grimm & Co.; Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.; J. B.
$5,885,816,194
142,895,976
1953
634,511.034
Refunding
&
Elkins,
Equitable Securities
of
Co.;
$77,695,056
___
Dick &
Doolittle
Co.;
Inc.;
Ira
6,905,197,900
1955
3 922
3*920
total!
Bodine;
&
Evans
A.
$5,963,511,250
1954
1923
&
Inc.;
Foster
calendar year on record and compared with
Year
1,145,099,740
1,086,160,500
3
Corp.; E. W. Clark & Co.; Clayton Securities
Cohu & Co.; C. C. Collings & Co., Inc.; Cooley
Courts & Co.; Crowell, Weedon & Co.; Cruttenden
Crouter
For
comparative purposes, we given the following
tabulation of operations for the past several years:
779,870,286
757,837,569
1,319,167,987
3929-
Inc.;
Co.;* Cunningham, Gunn & Carey, Inc.; Cunningham,
& Co., Inc.; Dallas Union Securities Co.; Davis,
& Co.; R. L. Day & Co.* DeHaven & Townsend,
Co.*
This contrasted with a total of $6,905,-]
The 1954 total represents an all-time
1954.
any
Co.,
&
Denton,
&
$5,520,713,633 in 1953 and $4,294,523,195 in 1952.
1,135.779.390
3928
in
fpr
&
Slocumb
&
Skeggs
1946.
a
Brooke
Eros.
Inc.;
Boettcher
C.
Schmertz
reveals that;
record
the
1955,
year
Co.,
Bradford
Co.; Brooke
J.
Brush,
Co.;
Burns
&
Simmons;
Inc.;
Co.;
First
calendar
Byron
&
Co.:
B'air
&
&
Co.,
the
Stein;
&
Broome
&
Co.;
Co.,
&
Sherrerd;
Byrd
Brothers; Central Republic
Chace, Whitesioe, West & Winslow, Inc.; City
(Inc.);
Corp.;
Municipal Financing for 1955
$5,963,511,250.
peak
268,222,000
3-930
in
and $861,150,000
1947
borrowing by states and municipalities reacned
of
66,015,000
3 331
in
&
duPont
For
61,733,332
3 332
$661,215,000
Stockton
Burnham
&
Ellis
Sullivan
Securities
brought out during
1953,
1948,
Bramhall
Co.;
Butcher
$2,146,360,430 in 1952, $2,066,205,000 in 1951,
$1,385,715,000 in 1950, $1,176,710,50a in lb49, $1,062,220,000{
421,875
Bioren
Blunt
Co.;
Co.
3 345
3143
volume
Co.;
Co.;
Bo.sworth,
&
Inc.;
by the sale of their own guaranteed obligations.
The" total
&
&
Blair
Co.;
&
1955 by entities
grouped under this classification aggregated $2,596,615,195
as
compared with $1,720,665,000 in 1.954, $1,461,665,000
1949
Stearns
William
'
direct United States Treasury issues, instead
of by
Burge & Kraus; Ball, Fitch, North & Co.; J. Barth
Co.; George K. Baum & Co.; Bixter, Williams & Col;
&
296,137,740
90,275,000
___
___„
39,821,500
145,937,740
3 151
3 350
Ball,
Financing by government agen¬
disappeared altogether since October, 1941, as a new pol¬
icy put into effect by the Treasury at that time provides
lor the monetary needs of these agencies to be taken
$256,541,982
3955
Arthurs,
cies, which in the past decade reacned huge proportions,
PROVINCES AND MUNICIPALITIES)
CANADA, ITS
Calendar Years
eral Home Loan Banks,
UNITED STATES
SUMMARY OF FOREIGN ISSUES PLACED IN
(INCLUDING
Monday, October 22, 1956
...
Inc.; Aimstedt Brothers; American Securities Corp.; A. E.
&
Co., Inc.;
Arnhold
and S.
Bleichroeder,
Inc.;
Lestrange & Co.; C. S. Ashmun Co.; Atwill &
Co., Inc.; Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; Bache & Co.;
Agencies
Government
and
Financing in this classification consisted of obligations
of tr.e Federal Intermediate Credit Banks and tne Fed¬
000, and $2,500,000 Republic of Cuba, 4% veterans, courts
fend public bonds (dollar series), due 1983.
GRAND
Loan
Chronicle
Financial
Volume 184
Number 5579
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
•30,000,000 Texas
Eastern Transmission Corp. 3%%
first mortgage
pipe line bonds due 1975. Purpose, for expansion program.
Placed privately with eight insurance
companies.
•15,000,000
Trunkline
Gas
due
1,
Nov.
Co.
3%%
first
•2,000,000
&
1975.
privately
&
Co.
loans
through
Valley
and
for
Kidder,
1976.
Purpose,
loans,
etc.,
new
refunding
and
Warrensburg
mortgage
and
for
and
ston
new
Life
Springs
due
1975.
Telephone
bonds
due
&
1985.
and
to
Jan.
1,
3 V4 %
($2,140,000)
new
construction
($1,860,000).
Placed
privately
Drexel & Co. and
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.
and
Life
•325,000 Teleflex,
.|
;
1
,
Loeb
•5,000,000
8c
for
1,500,000 Tracerlab,
series
A,
Dec.
15,
vately
1975.
with
Insurance
of
America
Inc.
Purpose,
Aetna
Co.
for
Life
promissory
plant
expansion.
Insurance
through Kidder,
Co.
and
*5,000,000
Peabody
&
due
1967.
$250,000 House
>
two
Huston,
three
Life
Lee
Higginson
Trane
and
2,000,000
4
.
years).
Co.
Co.
334%
and
LAND,
INDUSTRIAL
AND
for expansion and
pose,
BUILDINGS,
$63,600,000 Federal
Intermediate
due
1967.
Purpose,
Purpose,
Knox,
through.
privately
debentures
due,
vately| 'with
•4,000,000 American
nine
Box
senior
insurance
Board
notes
New
1977.
and
for expansion
interest.
Underwritten
&
ries
Co.
through
companies
4%
Completed.
promissory
privately
1, 1975. Pur¬
capital ($2,with Northwestern Mutual Life
for
Price,
Dean
100)6%
Witter
&
and
convertible
1,
due
Purpose,
refunding
($2,347,000)
and
expansion
($1,653,000).
Placed privately through Blyth &
Co.,
due
Window
Dec.
Glass
Co.
4%%■
Gouinlock
Limited,
-
mortgage bonds
refunding >.( $724,000) and for
*1,000,000
1,
Bcrgstrom Paper
Co.
fund
1971.
for
bonds
due
expansion
and
15-year 4)4%
with
modernization
($575,000),
River
series
000)
A,
Newsprint
due
and
Nov.
for
expansion
privately with
8c
Co.,
Co.
eight
privately
Electronics
due
5%
Oil
to
*16,122,000
with
Royalite
Corp.
Dec.
of
1,
America
1975.
5%
*3,378,000
a
a
for
Co.,
due
C,
due
Oil
1972.
Co.
of
for
tional
Chemical
3%%
direct
investors
Placed
with
income
Placed
n^tes
Baptist
sinking
&
portion
debentures, series
repay bank loans and for work¬
fund
debentures
Prudential
of
102'4%
of
1,
1980.
principal
by
($6,621,500)
Co.
3 )6 %
Francis
Loeb,
*525,000
vately
15,
East
for
Bache
1960.
Broad
&
Co.;
&
&
America.
Offered
stockholders.
S.)
(A.
Co.,
&
construction.
new
Co.
and
Coughlin
3%
promissory
($1,550,0001
and
refunding
($1,450,000).
Placed privately with
through Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Placed
Ohio
by company
Unsubscribed!
Company
Brewer
(C.)
Purpose,
Ohio
to
investors
Insurance
4)4%
Co.^_Ltd.
&
for
Co.
Boettcher
Bradford
Co.
Dodge
Co.;
&
&
Alex.
Co.,
Co.;
Co.;
Brown
G.
A.
Blair
Botworth,
Richard J.
Fitzgerald
&
William
Co.;
&
Inc.;
Stearns
Inc.;
&
&
Becker
Co.;
Sullivan
Co.
&
Blyth 8c
Co.,
&
Carson
expansion.
Co.
&
due
E. *W.
&
Co.;
John
W.
Dominick
Corp.;
&
Doolittle
&
William
due
for
due
Nov.
1970.
working
insurance
an
only.
notes,
with
inated
Hirsch
liams
&
Dominick;
the
Dominion
Securities
Co.; Drexel & Co.; Eastman, Dillon &
Dec.
&
-1
Co.;'
&
Stieglitz; Hallgarten
Co., Inc.; Ira Haupt. 8c Co.;
Hayden, Stone 8c Co.; Hemphill,
Co.;
Co.; Harrimap
Hayden, Miller &
Son;
*
&
Co.;
Hirsch
capital!
company;
8c
Co.;
Kidder,
Jones,
Kreeger
&
Hewitt;
A.
&
—At
Co.;
E.
Co.;
Laurence
Masten
Merrill
Turben
&
M.
Marks
Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.;
McCormick & Co,; McDonald &
8c
Co.;
Lynch,
Pierce,
Co.,
Fenner
&
Inc.;
Beane;
Stone;
Sc
-
I
I
Hickman
Inc.;
Schwabacher
&
Scott, Horner &
Shearson,
Hammill
Co.;
tal
L.
Stamm
&
Co.;
Stein Bros. & Boyce; Stern
Brothers
Inc.
Society
100%1 and
Strauss
&
.
ac¬
Himme;
and
Co.;
&
4)6%
1,
convertible
1975.
Purpose,
&
Inc.
Co.,
"
"
Chace,
Price,
($82,500).
Edward
L.
&
Ira
Oct.
vately
__
with
seven
268,254
Riter
interest.
Offered
Co.
I
1
*400,000
Mutual
Life
Life
Insurance
&
Insurance
Discount
Owners
1970.
Co.
through
York
and
Carl
Loeb,
Rhoades
M.
New
*300,000
Mutual
&
Owners Discount
for
Purpose,
Mutual
Life
Insurance Co.
Corp., 5)4%
working
Co.
New
Placed
of
New
privately
L.
Kraus;
par).
Texas
pose,
with
Metropolitan
Life
Insurance
&
Corp.;
Co.;
Merrill,
&
Fulton,
&
Co.;
Co.;
Greene
Noyes
Turben
&
Co.,
&
Co.;
Saunders,
Cartwright
Co.,
8c
Co.;
Westheimer 8s
and
Co.
50.000
shares
of
4.20%
(par $100)..
to
Gunn
&
Carey,
Inc.,
and
Inc.
Co.
8.507
reduce
shares
bank
share.
per
stockholders.
Service
of
loans
stock
common
and
Offered
Putnam
Shore
Gas
by
for
working
for
company
Co.
&
acted
for
1,306
of
as
common
construction.
new
Price,
for subscription
underwriting.
company
without
Co,
shares
12,774
shares
of
common
stock
by
(par
for capital expenditures^
Price $14 per
by company for subscription by minority
Purpose,
Offered
without
underwriting.
subscribed
were
Co.
Purpose,
Offered by
stockholders,
Rico
Telephone
$20).
Purpose,
pet share
by
for
Co.
by
An
additional
England
New
33.489
Electric
Underwritten
and
Dominick
8,100,475 Rochester Gas
(no
$40.50
by
share
bv
of
stock
common
by
Jackson
&
stock¬
common
Telegraph
&
subscribe
for
Curtis;
99,866
Fenner
Smith.
Baker,
Corp.,
shares.
&
Beane;
Barney 8s
Weeks
8s
Dominick.
&
200.000
Corn.
shares of common
Puipose. for construction program. Price,
to stockholders,
and $41 to employees.
for subscription by stockholders and
Unsubscribed
portion
(949
shares)
under¬
First
Boston
Corp.; Blyth &
Co., Inc.;
company
employees.
written
to
E'eetric
&
par).
per
subscription
Telephone
rights
Webber,
Paine,
Co.,
shares
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
& Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Loeb
Co.;
Offered
for
company
waived
100,000
for
construction
program.—Price,
stockholders
and $22.75
to public.
to
International
parent,
The
Wertheim'& Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Kidder,
1970.
the
&
1
$29.50
share.
holders.
Peabody
&
&
Hopkins,
&
Co.;
&
Co.1;
Wood,
Co.;
Geor<re
D.
Reynolds &
Inc.;
B.
Bonbriglit
Co. Inc.;
L.
&
F.
Co.;
Roths¬
Sage, Rutty & Co., Inc.; Tucker, Anthony
Struthers & Co., and Goodbody & Co.
"
Atlantic
$5).
Gas
Purpose,
Co.
to
24.000
repay
(Continued
on
shares
bank
page
through
$ Indicates
■U.-t
Weeks
Curtis; Prescott, Shepard
&
Co.; Reynolds & Co.
Sweney
Vercoe
$15).
300,000 South
Co.
Company;
Gradison
Rothschild
stock
&
by
(par
•Represents
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
Ohio
of
loan3
Under¬
8c Mayer; Shields & Company;
Starkweather
&
Co.;
Stone
&
Light
Purpose,
Price,
per
(par
Co.
York.
8c
Cunningham,
Public
Transportation Co., 4% serial notes.
Pur¬
for general corporate purposes. Price, at par. Placed
privately
shares
bank
Baker,
D.
Natural
Carl M.
$79,722,875
The
Co.;
W.
Beane;
F.
Water
Iluusatonic
(par
*1,474,875
Co.; J. H.
Varnedoe,
250.000
reduce
Cleveland
Co.;
Corp.;
&
Little
with
First
&
Co.;
preferred
Yeatman
,$21.45
York.
subordinated note due,
capital.
Insurance
of
&
&
Cp.;
Power
8c
2,274,836 Porto
\
Corp., 4'6% senior promissory note due,
working
capital.
Placed
privately
Life
Inc.;
Pressprich
Securities
shares
for
Purpose,
the
Co.
to
Co.
Jackson
&
;
child
with
&
and
System.
York
&
Co.,
$31.75 per share.
Bache
Seasongood
Guilford-Chester
Kuhn,
of New
&
Electric
&
The
Co.;
Co.;
Trask
$10).
434% promissory notes due, Dec.
expansion.
Placed privately with
Co.
Offered
Weld & Co.; Shields 8c Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.;
Hallgarten & Co.; R. W. Pressprich 8c Co.; Spencer Trask
8c
Co.;
Tucker, Anthony 8c Go.;
Baker,
Weeks 8c Co.;
Putnam & Co.; Reynolds & Co. Inc.; E. W. Clark &
Co.;
Watling,
Lerchen
&
Co.;
Baker,
Watts
8c
Co.;
Ball,
stock
for
Purpose,
M.
cumufetive
dividends.
Oversubscribed.
share.
Inc., 4)4%
promissory notes due,
for working capital.
Placed prfeeastern and southern life insurance
Propane Corp.,
4.44r)
of
Broome
Tindall
Price,
Inc.;'
Fenner
Smithers
18,284 North
•
Service Corp., 4%% subordinated note due, 1965,
Purpose, for working capital.
Placed privately with the
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New Yorl^.
1970.
Carl
to repay bank loans.
accrued
Purpose,
Read
Corp.;
stockholders,
accrued
shares
Stockton
Ohio
Goodbody
&
$21
companies through R. S. Dickson & Co.
31,
Co.;
Oversubscribed.
$5).
Co.,
stock
Co.
*1,000,000 Lincrm
*5,000,000 National
&
dealer-manager.
Purpose,
1968.
Stanley
Corp.;'
Merle-Smith;
&
Hutton
Purpose,
W,
J.
Inc.
(par
Pierce,
S.
(no
States.
and
Ine,;
Paine, Webber,
Inc.; R. W.
capital.
Haupt
Group,
Finance
1,
E.
and
Waggoner;
&
subscription
&
30,000
Co.,
Offered
*5,500,000 Home
W.
construction.
Co.;
Suplee,
250,957
334%
100%
Burton
Dick
Bonton
UTILITIES
Southern
Boston
Burge
subord¬
for. expan¬
and
through Hirsch
United
the
of
Unsubscribed
Morgan
R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; Baker,
Legg & Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce;
Sons; La Grange & Co., and Mead,
-
by
Mason,
Inc.;
Scott
&
Stringfellow;
8c Co.; Shields &
Company; Shuman, Agnew & Co.; Silberberg & Co.; I. M. Simon & Co.; Singer, Deane &
Scribner; Smith, Barney & Co.; William R. Staats & Co.;
A.
Lines,
by
First
Purpose, to repay
bank
loans
and
for
new
construction.
Price,
$101,818
per
share
and
accrued
dividends.
Offered
by
White,
250,000 Home Acceptance Corp., 25-year 6% junior subordirfefed
debentures due, Oct. 1, 1980.
Purpose, refunding! ($167v500) and to reduce bank loans and increase working cajji-^
__
Merrill,
& Gardner;
Reynolds & Co.; Riter & Co.; Wm. C.
Roney & Co.; L. F. Rothschild 8c Co.; Scherck, Richter_
Co.; Schmidt, Poole, Roberts 8c Parke; Schneider. Bernet
Price,
&
Dillon,
cumulative
;
Dairies, Inc., 4)6% promissory notes due?
Purpose, for expansion ($825,000) and lor
($175,000). Placed privately with Massachusetts
Air
Inc.;
Co.;
share
Co.,
by
$5,000,000 Delaware
Placed!
etc.
'
Co.
1
Co.
shares).
The
Corp.; Courts & Co.; The RobinsonR. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.; Clement
Inc.; Johnson. Lane. Space & Co., Inc.;
Co..
&
Webster
debentures, series A, due
stock purchase warrants).
etc.
Inc.
Freeman
Insurance
7%
Inc.;
F.
Prudential!
1970.
Life
55,696
Sons;
(par $100).
per
Stiver
I
1970.!
and
M.
first
on
C.
&
Co.,
&
&
Inc.;
due
&
Allyn
Inc.;
promissory hqtes due, Dec...
16,
1975.
Purpose," to repay bank loans sind for new,
planes, etc..! Placed privately with Equitable Life Assurance
&
holdt
1
'
M.
Model,
Roland
&
Moore,
Leonard & Lynch; Morgan
Stanley SrCo.; F. S. Moseley
& Co.;
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Inc.; Newburger & Co.;
The Ohio Co.; Olderman, Asbeck &
Co.; Pacific Northwest
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Prescott, Shepard
&
Co.,
Inc.; Pyne, Kendall & Hollister; Raffensperger,
Hughes 8c Co. Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.; Rein-
"
•
»
Lemon
Kidder & Co.;
Peabody & Co.;-Kuhn, Loeb- & Co.; Ladenburgi
Thalmann 8c Co.; Laird & Co.;
Laird, Bissell & Meeds;
W. C. Langley & Co.; Lee
Higginson Corp.; Lester, Ryona
& Co.;
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades 8c Co.; Irving Lundborg
M.
stock
common
Ball,
Lynch,
8c
Crystal
15,
•50,000,000 Eastern
Co.;
Corp.; Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc.; Johnston,
&
Simon,
Dec.
of
arrears
Boston
new
common
Henry
&
due,
ar®
& Co.;
Hornblower & Weeks; W. E. Hucton & Co.;
Joseph, Mellen
& Miller,
Inc.; John B. Joyce & Co.; W. C. Langley 8s
Co.;
Lazard
Freres
&
Co.;
Laurence M.
Marks 8c Co.;
McDonald & Co.; Wm. J. Mericka 8c Co.,
Inc.; Merrill
Pur¬
accrued interest.
Underwritten by'
Equitable
Securities Corp.;. Baxter,
Wil¬
Co.;
refunding
&
Noyes & Co.; H.
Herrman & Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard 8s
J. A. Hogle & Co.; Hooker 8c Fay}
Hornblower 8c Weeks; Howard,
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs
8c Co.; E
F. Hutton 8c Co.; Indianapolis Bond and Share
Hentz
-
Halle
&
Dairies,
100%
Co.;
6%
by
Oversubscribed,.
Mutual
First
Ripley
'
&
&
Co.
*1,000,000 Daitch
Eberstadt & Co.; Ellis, Holyoke & Co.; Emanuel;
Deetjen & Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Fairman, Harris
Co., Inc.; Farwell, Chapman 8c Co.; Ferris &
Co.; The
~
Price,
shares
Granbery; Marache & Co.; G'-ant-Brownell
& Ladd;
JIayden, Miller & Co.; Hemphill,
&
debentures
sion.
improvements,
Blair
Inc.; Draper, Sears
Winslow, Inc.
West
pre¬
stock
Burge &
Kraus;
Baxter,
Williams
&
Co.;
Blyth & Co.? Inc.; Clark, Dodge & Co.; Curtiss. House
& Co.; Fahey, Clark & CoTr
Field, Richards & Co.; The
3%%-4)4%% promissory notes
for
capital,
Offered
Crystal
Daitch
8c
1
C.
Co.;
All sold.
privately
detachable
working
Pope,
Whiteside,
2,000,000
&
Boston Corp.; First of Michigan Corp.; Foster 8c
Marshall; Fridley, Hess & Frederking; Fulton, Reid & Co.;'
Glore, Forgan 8c Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Goodbody.
& Co.; Goodwyn & Olds; Granbery, Marache &
Co.; Gruss
N.
~~~
Co.;-F.
_____
for
interest.
&
stock'
for
Co.
Corp.
while
par,
common
Co.;
Co.,
&
Spencer
William
(with
1973
1,
crued
Co.; Richard W. Clarke Corp.; Clayton Securities Corp.;
Cooley & Co.; Courts & Co.; Craignlyle, Pinney &c Co.;
Crowell, Weedon & Co.; J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.; Davis,
Skaggs & Co.; Deinpsey-Tegeler & Co.; Dick & MerleSmith; Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.; Dixon? Bretscher Noonon
Incl;
Acceptance
Oct.
Clarke
Purpose,
through
Purpose,
C.
&
Sons; Brush, Slocumb &
& Co.; Burnham & Co.;
Cantor,
Carolina Securities Corp.; Clark,
Clark
1956-1970.
at
of
dividend
for
Light Co.
Neal
written
Co.
notes,
note
15-year
Placed
Co.,
&
Consumer
299,000
Buck
Inc.;
Scott
privately
Inc.;
J.
Evans
and
America.
of
Pirie,
Inc.;
Co.
Inc.;
*8,000,000
Dawson,
!
First
common
,
,
*1,000,000
underwritten
Partners
.
Co.,
&
stock
7,937,500 Columbus
pri¬
500,000 Big Bear Stores Co. 4)4%
sinking fund debentures, due
July 15, 1974.
Purpose, for equipment and working capi-i
tal.
Price, 100%
and accrued interest.
Offered by The
?
convertible'
&
and
taken
classes
Co.
Gas
Wyatt,
Co.
6%' sinking fund
Co.
&
John
$102.25
First
*$3,000,000 Aloe
Inc.;
Inc.,
underwritten
&
Pont
Garrett
&
Reid
8c
Bear,
&
du
Co.;
Hilsman
MISCELLANEOUS
Brothers; A.
Bleichroeder, Inc.;
Blair
—
I.
Humphrey
Purpose,
1976.
an_ institu-'
subordinated
amount.
and
for general corporate purposes.
Placed
privately with Ohio investors through The Ohio Company.
by Lehman Brothers!)
Co.; Allen & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.;
E. Ames & Co., Inc.; Arnhoid and
Bache & Co.; Bacon, Whipple 8c
Co.; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.; Baker, Simonds & Co.;;
Baker, Weeks & Co.;" Ball, Burge & Kraus; J. Barth &
Co.;
Bateman,
Eichler
&
Co.;- Baumgartner,
Downing
Freres
through
Sixteen
Purpose, for working capital.
common
4)4%
4%,
'Almstedt
S.
Ripley
.
&
Price,
A.
*195,000
Co.;
Co.
Harris
Co.,
are
all
pay
Brown
preferred
Bishop of The Diocese of Corpus Christie,
3)4%-4)6%
coupon
notes,
due, serially Nov.
1,
Purpose,
&
&
stock.
subscribed
Rhoades
$$3,000,000 Atlanta
Inc.
Co.,
Catholic
Texas,
Inc.;
&
128,597
to
shares)
Chisholm
Roman
Spence
Inc.;
Lehman
Weld
Price, $41 per share. Offered
subscription by stockholders
(Baltimore:
for
3)6%
111.
Joliet,
Mo.,
Ziegler
C.
Ry.
pieferred
PUBLIC
$1,247,000
with
of
Nicolaus &
Columbia,
B.
<>nd
(557
Harriman
due 2002.
promissory notes due
Insurance
America
of
by
Y.)
value
par
Alex.
Co.;,
interest. fOffered
due
)
privately
Church
Co.,
ETC.
Catholic Diocese of
Stifel,
by
Mills,
Inc.;
Inc.;
White,
to
any.
Inc.; The
&
Co.,
se¬
if
Co.
&
Co.,
Gundy
&
Hutzler;
Pitfield
value
Purpose,
company
Ohio RR.
A.
pose,
subscription
Lazard
by
debentures,
Placed privately
fund
due July 15, 1961-1966, inclusive.
construction.
Price, 100%
and accrued
Offered
Ames
Ripley &
Blvth
Inc.;
interest
E.
Wood,
&
(N.
C.
Maryland
par).
first mortgage bonds dated Nov. 1, 1955 and due
semi-annually from May 1, 1957 to Nov.1,1970,inclusive.
Purpose, lor new construction.
Price, 100% and accrued
promissory notes due Feb. 1, 1977.
expansion and working capital.
Placed pri¬
Corp.
portion
sinking
notes,
new
A.
offering prices.)
cumulative
4)6%
through
3M>%
debentures due Dec.
for
5%
Roman
for
First
Co.
privately..
Co., Inc. 4 V6 %
refunding.
Purpose- for
Price,
(no
by The
250,000
etc.
Smith,
&
the
obligation
Purpose,
debentures,
improvements
RAILROADS
Western
convertible
capital,
investor.
vately
4%%
BUILDINGS,
interest.
promissory
Pressprich
334 %
Co.
refunding.
Casket
*10,000,000 Quaker Oats Co.
100,000,000 Radio
$5,272,477
Miller
hew
T.
Oversubscribed.
par
their
at
Robert
Pantasote
1956.
John
for
accrued
Corp.;
Inc.;
Co.,
W.
stated
a
no
Watts
LAND,
Business Machines Corp. 334%
promissory
due May
1, 2055 (with option of conversion into
25-year 3Vs>%' notes).
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Placed privately with Prudential Insurance Co. of America.
Purpose,
A,
pri¬
$27,500,000
notes
Purpose,
series
debentures,
investors.
Blyth
and
Harriman
Co.
;;
serial
Purpose, refunding.
institutional investors.
Ltd.,
of
of
and for
Purpose, to
Placed privately with a group of institutional
ing capital.
*45,000,000 International
National
Dec.
for
Ltu*.,
of
Co.,
1956-1969.
*5,000,000
obligations
1975.
$277,000 Bishop of
Purpose,
working
institutional
Barney & Co. and R. W.
•
computed
due
working capital.
Placed
of institutional investors.
group
group
Royalite
pri¬
•
4:■'
investors.
subordinate
Purpose,
Electrochemical
Monsanto
B,
&
1, 1980.
Purpose, for expansion and working capital.
Placed privately with institutional investors
through
*15,000,000
stocks
short-term
434%
Ltd.,
Purpose,
Oil
B,
with
bonds,
through
stock
common
certain
Nov.
.
retire
ferred
series
and
A
subordinated
privately.
Co.,
1965.
vately
refunding ($10 500.($17,500,000).
Placed
investors
debenture.
into
with
Placed
privately
with
Eastman, Dillon & Co.
*5,000,000 Hooker
series
stocks
5)6%
13-year
Purpose,
program
institutional
(convertible
Placed
notes
mortgage
Placed
1.
by
3)4%
Purpose,
Corp.;
Bros.
&
Inc.
v
construction
*2,000,000
first
to
Oct.
STOCKS
Co.,
,
the)
Inc.
*500,000 Eleanora Chemical Corp.
Co.
4%
1977.
1,
due
series
Placed
Purpose,
Royalite
first
vately.
*28,000,000 Coosa
•5,500,000
mortgage sinking 1
refunding ($425,000)
and
Purpose,
Gas
Commission
Co.;
&
Inc.;
Hannaford
,
j
first
1970., .Purpose,
working
capital
($276,000).
Placed
privately
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New
York.
-
Inc.
1968.
&
debentures
expansion.
1975.
*1,000,000 American
Oil
consolidated
due
Offered
agent.
Weir.
Salomon
Greenshields
(Preferred
*$2,500,000 Associated
3.125%
and
par.
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Inc.; Burns Bros. & Denton, Inc.;
interest.
accrued
&
Securities
Young,
Brothers;
Oversubscribed.
Co.
Barney
McLeod,
Bel),
by
fiscal
at
due
Dominion
working
Associates,
15-year
5%
convertible subordinated
debentures, due Dec. 1, 1970. Purpose, for expansion and
capital.
Price,
Hydro-Electric
N,
Smith,
due Nov.
notes,
and
Varian
Kuan,
junior convertible notes
to
Agency Issues
Banks
1956
Jan.
1, 1981.
Price,
99.50%
Underwritten by The First
Inc.;
Co.
3,
properties.
Pur¬
Placed
one,
increase
company
Canadian Government
$50,000,000 Quebec
loan
Ripley
York
OIL
due
in
loans,
by
ETC.
Credit
Jan.
refunding.
1,
Nov,
dated
$241,325,000
MANUFACTURING
4%
(due
notes
repay
Offered
par.
Farm Loan and Government
Mutual
Mutual
Co.
working
Co.
general corporate purposes.
at
Realty, Inc. 5%
first mortgage
serial notes due
15,
1956-1960, inclusive.
Purpose, for general cor¬
porate
purposes.
Placed
privately
with
Ohio
investors
through The Ohio Company.
for
with
Hariman
$2,100,000)
Placed
Underwritten
*.$10,000,000 American Box Board Co.
to
underwriting.
$32,000,000
OTHER
debenture
Purpose,
Price,
etc.
without
Nov.
In¬
Massachusetts
accrued
Corp.;
&
refunding
I
i|
Life
MANUFACTURING
15%
*$150,000 Atlas
^
Placed
bank
repay
100%
Estabrook
pose,-
due
York
AND
Inc.
public,
($1,-
Benefit
of
or
inventory,
Pur¬
capital
privately
and
convertible
to
Price,
900,000).
pri-
notes
Placed
New
Placed
Co.
purposes.
5%
Purpose,
Insurance
3%%
refunding
promissory notes,
due
-
Corp.
i,
INDUSTRIAL
through
Co.
Vanadium
5)6 %
Inc.
general corporate
Drexel & Co.
by
mortgage bonds,
note
working
(Issues Maturing Up to
Including Five Years)
and
OTHER
debentures
for
July 1, 1983.
Purpose, for new construction.
Placed pri¬
vately
with
nine
insurance
Companies
through
Kuhn,
.
Short-Term Bonds and Notes
Insurance Co.
and
first
Purpose,
($1,464,000).
Life
Insurance
Benefit
IRON, STEEL, COAL, COPPER, ETC.
Mining Co. 4 )4 %
for
privately with Mutual
through Blyth & Co., Inc.
1975.
program.
Erie
and
Placed
Co.
1,
1970.
•$27,000,000
promissory
($2,536,000)
$253,625,000
:
4%%
($750,000)
expansion
mortgage
refunding
Co.
Sept.
first
privately
first
C.)
11
promissory notes, due
Inc. ~
Co.
j
Co.
and Harold E. Wood &
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros., Inc. 4)4%
($87,000)
Placed
(F.
refunding
surance
*4,000,000
refunding
($183,000).
Webster
&
8c
Placed
4)4%
Co.
Stone
Fox;
Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Wertheim & Co.;
Co.; Chas. B. White 8c Co.; White, Weld
Winslow,
Douglas
&
McEvoy;
Dean
Witter
&
250,000).
bank
repay
($61,000).
Waterworks
Telegraph
Purpose,
privately
due
&
Co.;
Co.; Wood, Gundy & Co., inc.,
pose,
notes
Meyer
&
Co.;
&
Insurance Co.
Purpose,
construction
through Central Republic Co.
•4,000,000 York
Placed
&
•2,000,000 Russell
($189,000)
Mutual
Sutro
Inc.;
Westheimer
Co.
promissory
construction
new
Pertle
&
bonds
for
&
4 V4 %
Co.
privately with Pacific
*270,000
construction.
Peabody
Telephone
Frank,
Corp.;
Straus, Blosser 8c McDowell; Stroud &
Co.; Swiss American Corp.; Spencer
Trask
&
Co.; Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc.; Union
Securities Corp.; Van
Alstyne, Noel & Co.; Vercoe &'Co.;
Vietor, Common, Dann & Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.; Wal-
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania 3.60% first mort¬
gage bonds, series F, due Dec. 1,-4985.
Purpose, to repay
bank
Stern,
Co.,
United
•250,000
Co.;
Securities
mortgage pipe line bonds
for
construction
program.
Purpose,
through
Kidder,
Peabody
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
Placed
(1687)
placed privately.
sold competitively,
Issues
issues
t Indicates special offering.
12)
01
loans.
common
Price,
stock
$12.50
12
The Commercial and
(1688)
ment
(Continued from page 11)
As
Co.,
Oversubscribed.
Inc.
Price,
public
Co.
stock
mon
Co.
Kidder,
(Inc.);
Inc.;
&'Co.;
Peabody
RyohS
Lester;
Hart As
As
Blunt Ellis AsSimmons; Dewar, Robertson
Huurwich
As
Co.;
Reinholdt
As
Gardner;
Pancoast;
Johnson
Co.,
As
M.
subscription
$11.50 per share
Underwritten
Rhoades At Co. Oversubscribed.
4,060,000 Le
(par
$5),
$20
tion
Co.
&
share.
per
expansion
of
stock
common
of
v
As
Hutzler;
(par
Blair
As
(Inc.); Stroud As Co., Inc.; Baker, Weeks & Co.;
Co. Inc.;
Auchincloss, Parker As Redpath; Bache
As
Ball,
Co.;
Wood.
Co.;
As' Kraus;
Burgs
Williams
Baxter,
Pacific
Co.;
As
C
Co.; The Illinois Co.
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
As
Mead,
Inc.;
Inc.;
Dahlberg & Co.; Ferris
As
Co.; Ingalls At Snyder;
Johnson, Lane, Space As Co., Inc.; Kormendi As Co., Inc.;
Irving
Lundborg
As
Co.;
Carl
McGlone
At
Co.,
Inc.:
Mullatiey Wells & Co.; Newburger, Loeb As Co.; Robin¬
son
and
Lukens;
Ohas.
W.,'. Scran ton
Ai
Co.;
Stern,
Frank,
Meyer & Fox;
Stetson Securities Corp.; Straus,
Blosser
As
McDowell; J. R. Williston & Co., and F. S.
Cooley As Company; Henry
Co.; Hallowell. Sulzberger Ai
Co.
&
300,000
for
Co.
Power
&
additional
an
and
to
32,495
STEEL,
stock
$27
100
Clad-Rex
10
Steel. Co.
centsi.
Purpose,
corporate
States
As
Co.
as
capital
working
for
purposes.
Mountain
Price,
$1.25
Corp.
Securities
stock
other
&
(par
costs
Lasseter
Co.
&
as
Dawn
Uranium
stock
(par
10
(par
cents).
cents
common
&
for
Purpose,
share.
per
of
Co.;
Laird.
&
Price,
50
As
cents
of
F.
&
Scott.
Shields
&
Offered
share.
by
Sherrerd;
Doininick
&
Whitney,
Roland
&
Natural
stock
mon
Curtis;
Bond
Price,
Share
As
Pacific
stock
two
velopment
Amos
300,000
Susan
(par
Las
224,700
costs.
$1).
Tungsten
H.
Price,
10
Tube
Swiss
&
&
Neuhaus
for
of
cents
share.
per
officers
shares
300,000
of
exploration
for
at
Corp.
of
Offered
par.
for
William
Stone
Inc.;
shares
40.000
of_
Cd.
As
(par
Pratt
At
Mining
$1).
of
for
$1.50
(First
Co.
149,800 shares
exploration
Co.
purpose,
Price,
*1.
du
As
offered
to
Co.,
Walker
H.
As
Alex. Brown
Co.;
As
Corp., and
Lee Higginson
Inc.
for
and
(par $1).
capital.
Price,
working
Offered by Tne Ohio Company to resi-
class
R.
&
by
B
working
&
Co.,
shares
000
1955
$1.25
series
capital.
Price,
Purpose,
Atwill
company
5%
Co.,
Ac
to
Purpose,
$14.25
for
share.
per
Inc.
public,
stock
Price,
par.
capital.
without
Contractors, Ltd.
preferred
cumulative
working
for
shares
21,000
Florida
(par $2.50),
subscription by class A and for
stockholders.
Underwritten by Johnston,
and
of
,
,
of
Co.
stock
lor
company
common
Lemorf
1,600,000
American
capital
at
100.-
50c).
(par
Offered
by
shares
of
underwriting.
*132,629
$8
Fire
of
stock
common
Price,
$4.50
852,635 Blackhawk
of
cumulative
share.
(par
$20).
Pur¬
Fire
Casualty
As
stock
Price,
Sold
Town
to
'
29.473
shares
for expansion, etc.
and County Insur¬
Purpose,
Inc.
common
-.etc.
-.
general corporate
by company for
Co.
Insurance
(par $2.50).
per
Agency,
ance
200,000
for
Offered
without underwriting.
Casualty
&
Co.
Purpose,
share.
per
stockholders,
by
Blackhawk
At
$3).
(par
Price,
subscription
Staats
Trask
Insurance
Motorists
stock
purposes.
Webster
Spencer.
of
and
Insurance
common
50,000 American Institute of Engineers &
Smith,
Inc.;
Bache
Co.;
&
shares
of
$1.25
series
1955
Co.,
At
&
Kormendi
At
&
Co.
Pur¬
York
At
Incorporated;
At
Co.;
Co.;
Francis
Hayden,
Inc.;
Stone
At
Co.;
Arthur
$5
170,527 shares
Co.
Insurance
$2.50).
Purpose,
share.
Underwritten
for
(par
per
expansion,
by
Arthur
M.
Osterman
Inc.;
Straus,
Blosser
Inc.;
Suplee,
Yeatman
Co.,
Inc.,
At
and Zuckerman,
At
Inc.'272,067
Purpose,
for
$12
share.
per
Bache-At
acquisition
Co.;
of
of
plant
Underwritten
Eaker,
Simond
stdck
common
and
296,000
Credit
Finance
by
At
by
share.
fjy
Offered
$3.75
Inc.
Co.,
(par $1).
Price, $3
attached.
Offered
speculation.
|
a
Purpose,
Inc. 100,000 shares of common
with
stock
purchase
warrants
bank loans,
etc.
and for
to
repay
Price, $3
working capital.
Securities
shares of common stock
working capital, etc.
by Keystone Securities
80,000
Plywood Co.,
(par
25
cents),
stock
$1).
Price,
Price,
etc.
expansion,
share.
per
as
stock
$2
common
capital,
Securities Co.
Fuller As Co.
S. D.
.
Price,
At
Co., Inc.;
Burge At Kraus;
Ball,
Price, $120 per
without under-
of
shares
working
Franklin
300,000 Gary-Elliot Salons, Inc.
(par $1).
Purpose, for
Reynolds
Co.;
stock
common
for
Purpose,
Co.,
(par
of
Co. 99,900 shares of common stock
expansion and working capital.
299,700 Federal OH
per
for
Offered
share.
148,000
Corp.
Purpose,
$1).
(par
per
Smith
equipment.
shares
Purpose, to make loans, etc.
by
company
to
public,
300,000 Industrial
shares
1,000
writing.
•;
&
Mc¬
At
Inc.
Progress,
Offered
share.
.•
Inc.
Co.,
Ai
Commercial
M.
Oversubscribed.
3,264,804 Revlon,
120,000
—
Co.,
Newburger
Co.,
Company
W.
Blair
Haas
&
At
Co.;
C.
Inc.;
Robinson
Warren
Uranium
Krensky
cumulative
$20).
(par
Dempsey-Tegeler
G.
Co.;
Stroud
Co.
&
Sherrerd;
&
Hirsch
Krensky
Corp.
80.000
stock,
($1,485,665) and to repay bank loans and
capital
($114,335).
Price,
$25
per
share.
by Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.; Arthurs, Le¬
&
Dowell,
by
Corp. 10,000,000 shares of capital stock
(par
three
cents).
Purpose,
for
exploration and development costs. Price, at par. Offered by Guss Securities
E. Hutton
Co.;
G.
100,000 shares of common stock
voting
(par $100).
Corp.
Co.;
Pont
Hutner;
de¬
At
Wabash
&
Butcher
...
com¬
and
share.
Offered
stockholders.)
per
stock,
preferred
working
strange
development
and
Coombs
by
W.
expansion
Bankers
A
Offered
Hammill
refunding
pose,
by
stock
common
of
by
&
Scribner;
Corp.;
class
expansion
directors.
Tube
convertible
Co.;
costs.
and
1,600,000 Reading
de¬
Offered
common stock
development, etc.
shares
Ohio.
American
Weeks;
&
Shearson.
&
Co.;
Co.,
American
preferred
Underwritten
Corp.
Mountain
stock
P.
common
and
Securities
Webster
As
MISCELLANEOUS
$299,250
to repay bank loans and for working capital. Price,
$23.25
per
share.
Offered
by
company
principally
to
'
:
.
3.000,000 shares of
for exploration
Purpose,
con¬
*
dents
Dominick;
pose,
Western
by
5'>
1
Inc.
velopment
300,000
Offered
120,000
Weld As Co.;
$18.25 per share.
I
I
Ac Durst.
Inc.;
G.
II.
Walker
&
Co.;
Inc.; White, Weld & Co.; Wean Witter
Woodstock, Hess & Co., Inc.
Oversubscribed.
com¬
exploration
for
of
RUBBER
Co.,
convertible
of
As- Co.
Price,
Vegas,
mon
Corp.
Purpose,
etc;
costs,
per
Oil
&
Uranium
B
share.
$l
cents).
Sudler
C.
Purpose,
Co.
Uranium
(par
cent).
one
shares
300,000
Stone
Underwritten
Hemphill, Noyes As
Purpose,
Co.; ReinSaunders, Stiver
Inc.;
Inc.;
Deane
Moore
Nicolaus
Parrish
Co.
&
Mason,
Singer.
Smith,
Co.;
and
800,000 Reading
America
of
Corp.
(par
etc.
costs,
300,000
Power
Inc.
Hess As Co.,
shares
183.003
and
Corp.
'
300,000
Company;
Purpose/ for exploration,
Swan Rubber Co.
Slone; Moore, Leonard
Newhard, Cook & Co.;
&
Co.;
&
&
Go ;
&
Corp.;
&
Co.,
Irving
Richter
Woodcock,
and
Co.
,
share.
per
White,
Sons;
.
$1,825,000
C, Langley & Co.; Lazard
Corp.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
& Co.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Reynolds
Horner
Stifel,
Walston
&
Petroleum
$10
Underwood,
Wagenseller
Co.;
stock
Co.,
Brothers,
Lehman
$12,037,450
W.
Jackson
Gardner;
Co.;
Co.;
Co,;
Moseley
Webber,
Barney
development,
Inc.
As
Sullivan
&
Inc.;. Hornblower
Co.
Model.
S.
Co.;
&
Natural
Jaffray As
J. Rice
Piper,
Inc.;
Scherck,
Inc.;
Gas
.Co.;
common
Bosworth,
Inc.;
Inc.;
Lundborg
&
Dale
common
exploration,
for
per
Schulder,
shares
600,000
Corp
Purpose,
&
&
Beane;
Lynch;
holdt
costs,
Percy
by
Co.,
As
Co.,
(par 10 cents).
Lee Higginson
Irving
Paine,
common
exploration
Offered
Co,,
&
Co.
&
Rickey
&
shares
1,500,000
Elyth
Read
Co.;
Meeds;
&
Pierce
As
Dillon
Securities
cents).
Cranmer
Co.
Oil
Uranium
Kachina
etc.
10
of
speculation.
a
&
five
etc.
Price,
Lanphere.
shares
Paine,
Inc.;
Freres & Co.;
&
2,995,000
Co.
Inc.;
.
Dillon,
Co.,
Fenner
Mining
Co.
Co.;
As Co.; Moors As Cabot; Newburger,
Webber, Jackson
As
Curtis;
J. R.
McDonnell
Co.;
As
Price,
best-efforts basis.
a
As
Zapata
Applegate & Humphrey, Inc.; W. E. Hutton & Co.;
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Laird, Bissell
stock
10
cents».
purpose,
to
exericse
options,
drilling
and
working capital.
Price, at par.
Offered by
Cordillera
1,200,000
equipment
share.
per
160,000 shares of
Chemical Co.
Deetjen
As Co.:
Hayden,
Richards As Co.; E. F.
Hill
Co.;
As
Lester, Ryons As Co.; Carl M. Loeb. Rhoades
Long
&
Meaney;
McCourtney-Breckenridge As
Co.;
Co.;
10
(par
Co.;
Corp.
Hulme,
(par
for
and
on
for
$1
Bioren
As
preferred stock, 1955 series (par $30).
Purpose*
for exploration r.nd development program.
Prictf. at parOffered
by company for subscription by common stock¬
holders.
Oversubscribed.
Underwritten by White, Weld As
& Co.; Estabrook & Co.; Fairman, Harris
Fauset.. Steele & Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Goodbody & Co.; Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.; Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Henry Herr-
speculation.
a
&
Co.;
Offered by
Joseph McManus
and
Brothers
Stock
common
Inc.;
Brooke
Johnson, Lane. Space As
Johnston, Lemon As Co.; Kerr As Bell; Kormendi
Western
L.
pari.
Purpose, for expansion program. Price,
share.
Underwritten by Hemphill. Noyes & Co..;
Lestrange
<fc
Co.;
A.
G.
Becker &
Co.
Inc.;
Eastman,
share.
per
of
Co;*;.; Inc.;
Ai
Co.,
Inc.;
vertible
Koi-
W.
As
Inc.;
Wood ward-Ei wood
5,490,090
Co.;
Co.;
As
Janney
(no
man
common
&
Allison
E.
Hopwood;
and Co.;
Shearson,
Hammill As Co.; Singer, Deane As Scribner; Stix As
Co.; Sutro As Gel; Thayer, Baker As Co.; J. C. Wheat As Co.;
Wilson, Johnson As Higgins; Winslow, Douglas As McEvoy;
Chaplin & Co.; Clark. Dodge & Co.; Crowell, Weedon &
Co.; Cunningham, Schmertz & Co., Inc.; Davis, Skaggs &
ETC.
of
Grimm
Co.((fJhC;|^lex.iBrowj|®4i);Sons; Butcher
&
&
shares
400,000
Vickers
by
per
Blair
shaies.
COPPER,
Co.;
&
M.
Emanuel,
Hentz
H.
Co.;
Rauscher,
Inc.;
&
Co.;
As Co.;
Battles
Hinton & Jones,
Pancoast;
Robinson
Inc.;
Co.,
Sutro
Co.;
refunding <$17,800 > and
capital
($282,000),
Price,
Pittsburgh Coke &
repay
COAL,
Ferris
&
Co.,
&
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Inc.;
300,000 shares
Inc.
working
Offered
4,320,000
$41,592,006
IRON,
Empire,
Old
Arthurs,
Purpose,
Purpose, to
Co.;
Inc.;
Masten
cents). ; Purpose,
Inc.
Light
$25).
(par
and
Co..
&
E.
A.
&
Nicolaus
share.
Phillips Investment Company;
Lyons & Co.; Mid-South Securities Co.; Nauman, McFawn
& Co.;
Robert Timpson & Co.;'J/ C. Wheat & Co., and
Winslovv, Douglas & McEvoy.
Oversubscribed.
shares of capital stock
advances
from
parent
company
repay advances from
parent com¬
pany.
Price; $42 per share.
Offered by
company
for
subscription hy minority stockholders, without underwrit¬
ing.
New England Electric System, parent, also subscribed
Weymouth
Inc.;
Boettcher
Shepard
working
uranium exploration,
per
Company;
Co.;
As
Co.,
Loeb
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson At
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades At Co.;
Prescott,
Co.; Stifel,
&
Co.,
&
mendi
Co.;
Yantis
$17.25
Price,
by
Co.;
Staats
R.
Stroud
& Co.; The
Downing At
Miller
Baumgartner,
Northwest
William
Legg & Co.; McDonald & Co.; Merrill, Turbcii
As Co.,
Inc.; Stein Bros. At Boyce; Courts At Co.; J. M
bain As Co., Inc.; Farwell, Chapman At Co.; Robert
Garrett & Sons;
J. J. B. Hilliard & Son; E. F. Hutton
John
Underwritten
White; Weld At Co.;
As
At
Company;
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; A. G. Becker &
Co.
Inc.;
Hemphill, Noyes At Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.;
Laurence M. Marks At Co.;
F. S, Moseley & Co.; Granbery, Marache & Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce; Johnson, Lane,
Space & Co., Inc.; Lester, Ryons & Co.; The Ohio Co.;
Ac Co.;
A. C. Allyn As Co.. Inc.;
Struthers As Co.; Central Repub¬
Wertheim
As
Co.
share.
per
and
Co., Inc.;
As
stock
common
capital.
,
Lestrange
Blanchett,
Hutton
v
6,900,000 Minute Maid Corp. 400;i)00 shares
10
cents).
Purpose,
for Working
171,429 shares of common
Co.
for
stock
at
Price,
Clark, Landstreet As Kirkpatrick,
Courts As Co.; Crowell, Weeaon As Co.; Dewar, Rob¬
Stone
As
capital
etc.
costs,
without underwriting.
public
580,000 shares of capital stock (par
to repay notes, etc. and expansion.
Underwritten by Eastman, Dillon As
share.
California
First
Co.;
Inc.;
and
Corp.
Purpose,
per
Burnham
working capital.
Offered by company for subscrip¬
without underwriting. Fully sub¬
stockholders,
by
shares
130,000
for
Purpose,
Oil
$7
Co;;
&
Purpose,
Price, $1.62Vi
cents).
Arthurs,
Merrill
As
Cuno
10
scribed.
Curtis;
lic
(par $1 ).
Price,
Carl
by
.
exploration
to
of
shares
75,000
for
company
lOffered by company
subscription by stockholders, without underwriting.
for
stockholders.
by
by
capital, etc.
new
Inc.
Purpose,
Monday, October 22, 1956
.,.
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
or
Price,
(Julius)
Kayser
Co.;
Shields
300,000
for
of
Oifered
stock
to repay debt, advances,
$8 (U. S.) per share.
Purpose,
(Mexican)
company
shares
157,632
Mexico
de
1955.'-
pesos
$1).
ertson
2,600,000
M.
150,000
278,572
stock (par
Purpose, to retire bank loans and for expansion
Loeb,
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Bear, Stearns
Dick A; Merle-Smith; Equitable Securities Corp.;
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades As Co.; Laurence
Marks As Co.; L. F. Rothschild As Co.; Salomon Bros
by
299,500
class A common stock
bank loan, etc., and
of
Chemical Co. 75,000 shares of capital
program.
Hallgarten- As Co.;
&
$500,000
by
Kawecki
Virginia
4,200
100
25 cents).
Price,
Electric & Power Co. 125,000 shares of $4.12
cumulative
preferred
stock
(par
$100).
Purpose, fo>
construction program.
Price, $101.73 per, share.
Offered
*12,500,000
Price,
Offered
862,500
Prescott.
and
shares
"American
etc.
Oversubscribed.
Snider Co
Wright,
Bailey
Higgins;
As
shares
Petroleum,
(par
par.'
Price, $3 per share.
to public, without underwriting. ;
Electrica
1,261.056 Industria
parvin;
Wilson,
100,000
by company
Allyn
C.
A.
At
Genie
one
cent).
Purpose, to repay
machinery and working capital.
Offered
<
75,000
Price, $1
per
by stock¬
purposes.
(par
for
(par
Co.; H. M. Byllesby As Co.
Inc.); Cruttenden & Co.; Reynolds As Co., Inc.; Schneider,
Bernet
As
Hickman,
Inc.; Walston As Co.,
Inc.; Austin,
As
Inc.
300,000 Gahagan,
corporate
company
for subscription
without underwriting...
by
others,
and
°
States Telephone Co. 100,000 shares of com¬
Si).
Purpose, for construction program.
$19.37 V2 per share.
Underwritten by Central Re-
Southwestern
1,937,500
Offered
^
holders
Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.; Varnedoe. Chisholm
Inc.; Wooholk As Sho.be r, and French At Crawford,
goner;
general
and
share.
—
share.
Underwritten by Johnson, Lane, Space As Co.,
Inc.; Grimm As Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Cx; Courts
As Co.;
J. H. Hilsman As- Co., Inc.; Wyatt, Neal Ai Wag¬
per
Financial Chronicle
Corp.
and
share. Offered by Standard
Blaumer Ai
Co.
Inc.
Over-
per
Weill
'
Bateman,
OTHER
INDUSTRIAL
$4,400,000 American
stock
common
$22
Sachs
As
Co.,
Corp.
$1).
(par
share.
per
man,
MANUFACTURING
AND
Greetings
Co.;
for
Purpose,
Underwritten
&
by
expansion.
Price,
As
Co.,
Inc,;
Newhard,
Cook
At
Co.;
Shepard As Co., Inc.;
Baker,
Prescott,
Julien
Collins
Inc.;
House &
Cleveland
Corp.;
Stiver
Co.;
Inc.;
193,200
Ohio
Jaffe,
Wm.
Co.
Lewis
J.
&
Co.;
Mericka
&
Livingston
Co.,
Inc.,
Applied
Science
Corp.
Williams
Edw.
and
Oversubscribed.
./■"
of
Princeton
■
16,100
shares
At
cents).
Purpose,
to
inventories.
increase
by, Schuster
-444,000
Century
(par
■<r',
Fuller
_
5,000
Co.,
bank
Price,
$16.50
loans,
per
(par
etc.
share.
74,000
shares
of
stock
for
Purpose,
shares
5,000
general
of
common
corporate
stock
(par
Price,
purposes.
cents).
757,500
_i'
_
$1.50
Co.
a
on
Eagle
of
one
erties,
Offered
efforts
149,000
of
of
as
each
■
a
stock
of
(par
Price,
$20
Offered
Inc.
capital.
At
80,000
for
working
$5
Baker,
of
share.
per
Simonds
At
equipment
by
etc.
Faroll"
Joseph
Inc.
Co.
of
etc.
Anthony
75,000
(par
10
stoek.
shares
(par
of
$10)
Straus,
At
Co.;
Inc.;
by
3,500,000
Ai
Inc.
60.000
Arthur M.
Smith,
of
&
&
cents)
in
(par
10
Purpose, for working capital, machinery and equip¬
$1 per share.
Offered by H. A. Riecke At
Price,
Purpose,
for
$10.10
Price,
Securities
per
Corp.
on
a
Purpose,
Offered
efforts
Accounting
io
cents)).
Corp.
149,000
Purpose,
for
for
shares
lease,
of
stock
oommon
(par
equipment, etc.
Price,
Vickers Brothers on
$2
20
and
sold
by
per
best-
a
128,360 Union
lative
&
out
Supply
convertible
preferred
and
dividends.
Corp.
stock
working
Offered
6.418
(par
capital.
by
shares
of
5%
&
company
to
at
Co.,
unit.
best-
Towbm
Co.;
Co.
shares
equip¬
1,000,000
OIL
1,245,050
shares
,
common
Co.;
&
Blunt
Co.;
Central
Loeb.
Allyn
Republic
Ellis
Co.,
Ai
Inc.;
Inc.;
Ai
C.
Ai
Co.;
Lester,
•
Ryons
.
Peabody
&
Co.;
& Co.;
Loewi As
Ai Gardner; Rotan.
Mosle rAi Co.;
Schmidt, Poole,
Roberts
A:
Parke;
Mason,
Shearson,
Inc.;
William
R.
Staats
Ai
Hammill
Co.;
Stern,
At
Co.;
Frank,
Stix Ai Co.; Sutro Ai Co.; C. E. Unterberg,
Co.;
Wagenseller
Ai
Durst,
Inc.;
Wertheim
As
T. Williams & Co., Inc., and Zock, Shields As
National
Fox;
Propane
$1).
Represents
Corp.
100.000
shares
of
Purpose, for expansion.
Price,
by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
issues
t Indicates issues
t Indicates
Kidder,
Co.;
Ai
& Co.; Mead, Miller Ai Co.; New¬
Ohio
Co.;
Prescott,
Shepard
As
Underwritten
stock
(par 10
cents).
Purpose,
for
exploration
and
development ex¬
penses.
Price,. 75 cents per share. Offered by company
lor
subscription by common stockholders, without under¬
writing.
M.
C.
Oversubscribed.
(par
of
Ai
Co.;
Reinholdt
Horner
Meyer Ai
with¬
$29,176,578
Corp.
A:
Co.,
Ai
Silberberg
for
and
underwriting.
$933,788 Aeco
Lester,
of 5'^. converti¬
Purpose, for ex¬
Underwritten by Carl
Securities Corp.;
A.
Stearns
Bear,.
Lemon
Freres
Inc.;
Scott,
par
public,
Co.;
Boettcher
cumu¬
$20(.. Purpose,
Price,
and
•
Price, at par.,
Ai
Co.;
Union
Johnson,
Russ
Sand
Corporation,
Propane Corp.
140,000 shares
preferred stock (par $25).
Co.; Irving Lundborg
burger
Ai^Co.;
The
basis.
prop¬
speculation.
(par
36,790
Share
American Securities Corp.;
Arthurs, Lestrange
Co.; Bacon, Whipple Ai Co.; J.-Barth Ai Co.; Bateman,
Co.;
Inc.
and
sold.
Chapiin & Co.; E. W. Clark Ai Co.; Julien Collins Ai
Co.;
Crowell,
Weedon
Ai
Co.;
Elder
Ai
Co.;
Farwell,
Chapman Ai Co.; First Southwest Co.; Hill Richards Ai
and
units
public.
to
Co.;
Eichler
stock
common
All
second
Simmons;
shares
Bond
Co.
National
ble
Blosser
Reinholdt
Inc.
cents).
7%
$24
Co.; Blunt Ellis Ai Simmons; Cohu & Co.; DeHaven
Townsend, Crouter & Bodine; First Southwest Company;:
Ryons
Oversubscribed.
improvements
stock
and
First Boston Corp.; Blyth Ai Co., Inc.; Smith,
Co.; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.; Hornblower Ai
McGann Securities Co., Inc.; F. S. Moseley
The
Rhoades
Westheimer
73,580 Tel-A-Sign,
As
stockholders,
to
and
Underwritten
Co.;
Co..
At
stock
common
expansion,
Fusz-Schmelzle
share.
capital,
share
per
Indianapolis
shares
plant
Price,
Co.;
&
Oversubscribed.
Taussig, Day At Co.v Inc.,
Inc.;
Co.,
par.
.V;
by company for subscription by common stock¬
Unsubscribed portion (1,631 shares) underwritten
holders.
'
stock
common
y
Laboratories, Inc. 106,962 shares of common stock
$2).
Purpose, for expansion and working capital.
pansion.
ment.
sold.
stock
class
capital,
Micro-Ledger
common
All
preferred
common
James
basis
Electronic
Higgins.
Purpose,
McDowell;
accrued
working
by
for
Enterprises,
of
share
shares
Offered
basis.
convertible
shares
40,000
share.
per
Newspaper
75,000
Jnc.
Purpose,
best-efforts
cumulative
At
Homes,
$1).
cents).
.
Price
writing.
2,145,764 Miles
At
At
D.
$1).
at
Laboratories,
25
John¬
&
60,000 Strouse,
$6
share.
Completed.
Offered
Krensky At
Hague,
Noble
At
Co.; Fairman, Harriss At Co., Inc.; Mullaney, Wells At
Co.;
Don W. Miller At Co.;
Saunders, Stiver At Co. and Taylor
by company to public;'without underwriting.
Dorsett
(par
Hugh
IncTr Lehman
$1).
(par
share.
Lazard
Inc.
Offered
60,000
Co.
per
Indemnity Co. 500,000 shares of common stock
Purpose, for worxing capital.
Price, $3 per
by
company
to public, without under¬
1,500,000 Mid-Union
At
Labouisse,
Weil,
Corp.;
Space At
At
Goodbody
Henderson
At
Johnson
Gardner;
Co.
Commuters,
Howard,
Securities
Chapman
Co.;
C.
Co.
for
Ai
Co.,
to
Offered
common
Weeks;
Johnson, Lane,
At
T.
$44
•'■■
6,800 shares of
working' capital,
Underwritten by Seller, Doe
Georgia
of
Purpose,
Albert
working
and
capital, etc.
Price,
Morgan At Co. and S.
by
Co.;
Price,
Weeks;
(par
10
working
Underwritten
At
Interstate
Farwell,
Gillen
At
Ai
Co.
$5).
ipar
Co.,
Barney
400,000 Richmond
com¬
Oversubscribed.
Inc.
Engineers, Inc.
Purpose,, for
At
stock
common
retire
$1).
share.
per
&
of
Inc.;
Inc.;
stock
Bonham
etc.
Dooly
At
.-,A|V
Insurance
Life
common
Dewar,
E.
Evans
Lincoln
by
Lear
Cruttenden
shares
Co.,
Co.
Co.;
Oscar
A.
299,200
Co.
At
18,035
At
Wilson,
(par $2)).
Purpose,
for expansion,
working
etc.
Price, $12 per share.
Offered
by company
subscription by common stockholders, without underwriting.:
'-/'V; ---.V-.
Corp.
At
Co.:
At
Clement
Co.;
At
Co.; Reinholdt & Gardner, Irving J. Rice
Inc.; Saunders, Stiver At Co.; Scherck, Richter Oo.j
Horner At Mason, Inc.; Smith, Hague, Noble At
Co.;
Stern.
Frank, Meyer At Fox; G. H. Walker At Co.-and
Reed,
for
Cavitron
Byllesby
M.
Cruttenden
subscribed.
At
Scott,
At
capital,
297,578
H.
Ellis
Brothers; Lester, Ryons At Co.; Loewi At Co.; Laurence M.
Marks At Co.; Moore, Leonard At
Lynch; Paine, Webber,
Jackson At Curtis;. Prescott,
Shepard At Co., Inc.; Raffensperger, Hughes At Co., Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce At Co.,
Inc.;
Siegler
of
Co.;
Inc.;
At
At
Sulzberger
Hornblower
Co.,
Co.;
Doolittle
duPont
Harris
Hallowell,
Inc.;
At
At
Pancoast;
Fusz-Schmelzle
Co.;
son
stock
mon
At
Francis I.
Fairman.
Friedrichs
Co.,
&
N,
Co.;
Co.
,
Co.;
•••
■
Inc.;
Blunt
Courts
At
&
Co.;
Courts
&
Co.;
H.
L.
Emerson
At
Co.,
Field,- Richards & Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Hawkins
Inc.;
&
The
Co.;
Whiteside, West At Winslow Inc.; Clayton
Co.;
Simonds & Co.;
Cunningham,
Gunn
&
Carey,
Co.;
Fahey,
Clark Ai Co.; The
A.
E.
Masten
&
Co.; Saunders,
Co.;
Curtiss,
First
As
&
MacDonald
At
Corp.;
Inc.;
Inc.;
At
At
Bioren
Chace,
Robertson
Co.;
Mellen
Co.;
Inc.;
At
McDonald & Co.; Gold¬
& Co.; A. G. Becker
Paine, Webber, Jackson At Curtis; Shields
Bache
&
Co.;
Walston
At
Co.,
Inc.;
Joseph,
Miller,
Inc.;
The
Milwaukee
Co.;
Stroud
&
..Co.,
Inc.;
Ball,
Burge
& Kraus;
Fulton,
Reid As Co.;
Hayden, Miller At Co.; McCormick As Co.; Merrill, Turben
Ai
At
Securities
A
class
Dillon
Eastman,
Burke
Co.,
of
shares
290,000
Eichler
Simmons;
$2,674,200
placed
sold
privately,
competitively,
special offering.
common
$10
A:
stock
per
share.
Co.;
Union
Securities
■>.
J.
Corp.;
Allyn
C.
A.
Co.;
&
Securities
American
sig.
Barth
As
Harris
At
Co..'■• Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Boettcher & Co.; Central
Republic Co., Inc.; Chaplin As Co.'; E. W. Clark & Co.;
Julien
Collins
&
Co.;
Crowell,
Weedon
As
Co.;
Elder
As
As
Richards
Hill
As
Mosle
Co.,
&
At
As
Russ
Co.;
&
2,760,238
Parke;
mill
2,130,750
&
Horner
Employers
Pacific
stock
(par
$22.50
per
shares
94,700
Co.
At
81,875
man,
322,500
stock
( par
capital.
without
for
inventories" and
working
Offered by company to public,
par.
'
342,000
1
*
1,570,789 Yuba
'E fit! 1*12.
)
'i
*
Completed.
Pierce, Fenner As Beane.
stock
Co.
Investment
stock
common
share.
Offered
per
Illinois
of
$1).
(par
j
$18
Price,
Co. •:
Peabody A:
Kiddei',
by
by
As
Leach.
shares of common stock
Price, $46 per share. Offered by Blyth & Co.,
230,000 American-Marietta
5,090
Co.
$2).
Completed.
(par
.
Inc.
'
Co.
10,000 shares of common stock
$44.75 per
share.
Offered by Kidder,
447,500 American-Marietta
Price,
$2).
(.par
.
Peabody
Completed.
Co.
&
201,250 Anheuser-Busch,
&
Co.
and
stock
mon
stock
Riter
Santa
&
$50).
(par
Dominick
by
of common
Offered by
Fe Ry. 18,849 shares of com¬
Price. $155.25 per share.
Offered
Dominick and Blyth As Co., Inc.
Over¬
Topeka
Atchison,
2,924.910
shares
10,000
Inc.
Price, $20.121/,. per share.
Reynolds As Co.
Completed.
$4).
(par
&
Una's
such
its
stock,
1,
1954.
In
basis of" two
the
1954,
May,
split its
company
Illinois
Central
Electric
stock-* par
mon
Blyth
Co.,
As
Co,
Gas
&
Price.
$10).
$23
shares of com¬
share.
Offered by
2,000
per
145,000 Colorado Interstate Gas Co, 2.500 shares of common stock
(par $5).
Price, $58 per share.
Offered by Blyth As
Co., Inc.
-V-v7
1
Cumberland
Price,
$1).
(.par
shares of common stock
share.
Offerei for account of
50,000
Corp.
Gas
$10
Public
Southeastern
per
Service
through
Co.
Bioren
Co.;
As
Russell As Co., Inc.;
Arthurs, Lestrange
Paul As Lynch;
Charles A. Taggart
Co.;
Co.,
Inc.; C. D. Robbins As Co.; Stirling, Morris As Co.; Barrett
Herrick
As
Co.,
Inc.;
C. T.
Williams At Co.,
Inc., and
Gottron,
Cohu
H.
&
Oversubscribed
Kuch As Co.
G.
&
Co.;
As
pleted.
•
-
446,513
Rhoades
Julian
Com-
1,664,897
,
stock (par $1). Price,
Offered by Auchincloss, Parker As Redpath.
share.
per
Completed.
Petroleum
Phillips
Price. $82.75 per
Corp.
Oversubscribed.
Electric Co. 2,500
(par
$7.50). Price, $24.75 per
Ac Co.. Inc.
Completed.
General
Tortland
stock
Blyth
-
shares of common stock (no
Offered by The First Boston
42,000
share.
Co.
par).
61,875
■
.
^
'
shares
share.
of common
Offered by
_
Auchincloss,
(par
A.
Ball,
Burge
Clark,
4,000
Irving Lundborg Ac Co.
McCormick
4,000
(Inc.)
I.
Pont
Sons
Ac
Reynolds Ac Co.,
Scott,
Curtis
5,000
Scott
Barney Ac Co
Smith,
3,500
Stroud
1,500
Van
4,000
G.
9,000
White,
Weld Ac Co.——_
Wyllie
and Thornhill—___j.
Miller Ac
Co
Hays Ac Co., Inc
Hayden,
R.
S.
Hentz Ac
—V.
181,
Co
Ac
p.
Offered by Blyth As Co., Inc.
Weeks
F.
Smithers
S.
William
Stein
Boyce——_
Alstyne,
H.
Walker
Revlon,
Inc.;
■-
$12
As
Robertson
-
&
'
-
stock
$1). ~
(par
Whiteside, West As Winslow Inc.; Clayton
Courts & Co.; Cruttenden As Co;, Dewar,
Ac
Doolittle
Pancoast;
Francis
Co.;
duPont
I.
As
Co.;
As
Co.;
E.
Oscar
Clement
Dooly
Evans
A.
As
Farwell. Chapman
& Co.; Fusz-Schmelzle As Co. Inc.; Gillen As Co.; Goodbody
As
Co.; Hallowell, Sulzberger As Co.; T. C. Henderson As
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Hornblower &
Weeks;- Howard,
Weil, La-'
bouisse,
Friedrichs Ac
Co.;
Interstate Securities
Corp.;'
Co.
'
common
Co.;
Inc;; Chace,
Securities Corp.;
*
of
per
Bache
Co.,
V
shares
67,933
Inc.
share.
Underwritten by Reynolds As Co.,
Baker, Simonds As Co.; Ball, Burge &
Kraus; Bateman, Eichler As Co.; Bioren Ac Co.; Blunt Ellis
& Simmons; Lurke & MacDonald Inc.; H. M.
Byllesby Ae
Price,
Drexel
Fairman,
Inc.;
Co.;
Co.
Pierce
Webber,
Jackson
Raffensperger,
Co.
At
Co.
Marks Ac Co.;
Laurence M.
Inc.;
Ac
Inc.;
Ac Co., Inc.r Johnson, Lane, Space As Co.,
Brothers; Lester, Ryons As Co.; Loewi &
Hugh Johnson
Inc.; Lehman
Paine,
Harris
Inc.;
At
Moore, Leonard
Curtis;^ Prescott,
At
Reed, Lear
At Co., Inc.; Rauscher,
At Co.; Reinholdt At Gard¬
J. Rice At Co. Inc.; Saunders, Stiver At Co.;
Richter Co.; Scott, Horner At Mason, Inc.; Smith,
Irving
ner;
Scherck,
Hague,
Noble
Walker
At
At
Co.,
Stern, Frank, Meyer At Fox;
Wilson,
Johnson At Higgins.
Co.;
and
G\ H.
Over-
33.900
Inc.
$11
per
pany.
300,000
♦
Richmond
shares
share.
'
Homes. Inc.
SI).
Price,
Co.;
Baker.
of
Offered
60.000
common
to
96
shares of
stock
common
of
Fusz-Schmelzle
At
Co.,
Inc.;
Reinholdt
At
Gardner;
Taus-~
the
effect
Cotton
asha
stock (par
Cotton
Guaranty
The
basis
per
Illinois Public
of
two
exchange
Granlbery,
Oil
with
The
Coal
stockholders
The
for
Co.
Oil
new
As
As
Co.
Co
Hayden, Stone As Co
Hemphill, Noyes As Co.—
H.
Hentz
J.
J.
As
Hornblower
E.
The. Illinois
C.
Lee
Co.
— — —
Inc.—
As
p.
The
4
Corporation
stock
180, p. 814.
V.
R.
Staats
Starkweather
company
&
Brothers
Stifel,
Inc.
As Webster Securities
Nicolaus
Stone
As
p.
Co
Co.
Corporation
As McDowell
Inc. —
Swiss American Corp.——
Spencer
Tucker,
Trask As Co
Anthony As R.
—
Watling, Lerchen As
Wertheim As Co
White,
Co._—
600
Weld As Co.—
E.
Wood
Struthers As Co
Woodard-Elwood As Co,^~
Yantis
As
Co.,
600
6,600
600
Co
As
3,000
4,000
Wood,
S.
1,750
3,000
6,600
Witter As Co
Harold
F.
6,600
1,000
2.400
Walker A: Co.___—
H.
Dean
600
1,000
L.
Day
G.
1,000
1,000
1,000
Stern
Co. of New
Inc.—
2,400
600
1,750
will
receive
Yolk, Inc.—To Re¬
Oct. 23—
bids up to 11 a.m. (EDT) on
for the purchase from it of
bonds, series M, due Oct.
Place, New York. N. Y„
and refunding
mortgage
184,
Co—
As
Co._^—,—
As
600
6,600
j
Edison
Irving
first
Denne As Scribner
Smith, Barney As Co
Smith, Barney As Co
—
F.
F. S. Smithe;s As Co.——
S. Smithe: s As Co.—.—
William
1,000
500
Showers
Robert
1475.
Bids for Bonds on
ceive
appointed agent
par value) of Chick($5 par value) on the
been
——
Co.——
Consolidated
Co.—Par Value Changed—
600
6,600
600
8,500
600
3,000
4.000
Meeds
Langlev As Co.— — -
184.
As
Co.—
^Singer,
Company—..,
As
Higginson
600
Scranton As
W.
Stroud As Company.
"Kidder,
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.
—V.
Horner As Mason.
Straus, Blosser
As Co
Peabody As Co.—
Bissell
Co
As
6,600
600
1,090
3,000
4,000
Co.
As
1,750
3,000
500
Lemon
Loeb
2,400
Company
Indianapolis Bond As Share
Corporation _g„—600
Johnston,
As
Inc.
Pomeroy,
1,000
Weeks..——
As
Hutton
E.
W.
Hutton
Schoellkopl,
Shields
600
Hutton As
F.
3,000
< ■
Clegg As Co
Hurd,
Hutzler—
As
1,750
Inc
Co.,
1,750
Hammill As Co.
A: Co
Hilliard As Son
B.
Bros.
Co-
As
Shearson.
2,400
600
3,000
6,600
2,400
4,000
Inc.
Hickey
500
Co.—
As
Rothschild
Salomon
500
Inc
Tracy,
Rothsrhild
F.
2,400
Renshaw
A:
As
Scott,
1,000
6,600:
-
Harriman Ripley As Co.,
Service Co.—Bids Oct. 23—
capital
Co
Marache
Hallgarten
17,500
1,000
Rotrers
600
Inc.
1,000
600
Goodbody A: Co
9,000
Redman
Chas.
Company,.
As
Robinson-Humphrey
Schwabacher
;
Co
As
Sachs
Goldman,
Kuhn,
Co. of New York has
of old capital stock ($10
Co. of
_
Reid
1,750
Co„
As
2,400
3,000
1,750
Chapman As Co.—
Corp.—
Michigan
Southwest
Fulton,
600
1,750
Co., Inc.______
3 090
Chicago
First
As
Oct. 23, at
$ iO,000,000
1, 1986.—•
1579.
shares for each old share.—V.
Clinchfield
The
Trust
As
Co.__
As
First Securities
company
»Chickasha
SIB
share.
Underwritten by Cruttenden At
Simonds At Co.; Straus, Blosser At McDowell;
$5
of
First
will up to 10:30 a.m. (CDT > on Oct. 23, at 20 No.
Wacker Drive, Chicago 6, 111., receive bids for the purchase from it of
170,000 shares of common stock (par $10).—V. 184, p. 1475.
com¬
(par
employees
609
3,000
W.
Central
The
to
Price,
Co.—
Farwell.
1349,
p.
Deetjen
Laird.
subscribed.
372,900 Revlon,
184,
6,600
— ______
Securities Corp..
Estabrook
together with other funds generated
acquisition and expansion program.
This
expansion program includes the recently announced .'acquisition':,
of
two
Chicaeo
companies. Century Display M g. Co.,
Inc., manu¬
facturers of metal displays, and Olive Can Company, a specialty can
manufacturer.—V.
Co.
As
1,000
Hughes
Gardner
As
As
Company,
L.
Equitable
$600,000 of the proceeds to refund its pres nt
use
Co.—
Union
Emanuel,
long term notes and the balance,
from
its business,
to finance its
As Lynch;
Shepard
Hughes
will
company
Dillon,
Securities
3,000
1,750
—.
duPont As
I.
Eastman
$1,100,000 of 4%%
The
Co.
&
Francis
15
Oct.
on
6^0
1,000
2,400
Co
Co,_
As
500
Hopwood
Inc.
Reinho'dt
2.400
Doyle, O'Connor As Co
— Notes Sold Privately — This
announced the private placement
notes due Dec. 1, 1967. The sale
of these notes to The Equitable Life Assurance Society
of the United States was arranged by F. Eberstadt & Co.
and Shillinglaw, Bolger & Co.
of
Co.,
The
Caspers Tin Plate Co.
company
Putnam
4,000
As
As
Raffensperger,
Riter
Completed.
815,196
Jaffray
Pressorich
1.000
S.
:
R.
W.
___
Inc.
Piper,
2,400
2,500
Co
Ac
600
As Co
Merle-Smith
;
As
Copeland As
Kendall,
8,500
Inc..——4,000
Noel Ac Co.—
Co.
As
Jackson
.Curtis
Inc.—
2,500
Co.,
Patt-rscn,
Read As Co. Inc.—:
Dominick & Dominick——
4,000
Ac Leach—_
Ac
Agee
Ac
Webber,
3,000
600
2,4n0
Company
As
Co.
Dickson As Co.,
4,000
.
Bros.
Sterne,
1349.
AcjpCo.——
Staats7 Ac Co.
R.
Paine,
2.400
Inc
As
4,000
17,509
5,000
17,500
First Securities Corp
1,500
Frost, Read Ac Simons, Inc.
1,000
—Goldman, Sachs Ac Co
17,500
Goodbody Ac Co.——" 4,000
600
600
A 0n9
1,750
Co
As
600
Northwest Company
6,600
1 759
—
Co
Clarke
W.
500
Co
As
Parific
Reynolds
1,000
Co.—__
Co
As
Dodee As
1,750
^
Noyes
600
8,500
1,750
Co.__
As
2,400
3,000
Wells As Co
Ohio
500
1,750
(Inc.)
Republic Co.
Clark
Companv—
Leonard As Lynch—
Slanley As Co.—
A.
5i\
Company—__
5"0
Byllesby As Co. (Inc.)
W.
David
1,000
50f
6,600
Moselev As Co
S.
The
Pickard,
As
j.
As
2,500
Ac
Corbett
Collins
2,500
Agnew
4,000
Sons—,—
As
Julien
Mason,
Ac
Brown
Dick
5,000
—
Shuman.
Cook
Kenly
R.
3,500
Inc
Investments———
Ac
Newhard,
Norris As
F.
Milwaukee
Muilanev,
Dillon,
5,000
Gardner
Ac
Stringfellow
Selected
600
600
Dmnpsey-Tegeler
9,000
—
Horner
3,500
4,000
Fahey, Clark Ac Co.——_
Farwell,^Chapman Ac Co.__
Tne First Boston Corp..._—
609
Courts
3,500
Pressprich Ac Co
W.
6,609
and
Cruttenden
Ac
Inc.:—
4,000
Co.
Ac
Reinholdt
3,500
—
R.
5,000
Co.
As
—
Co._i
Jackson
As
Webber,
Paine,
9,000
du
Elkins, Morris, Stokes Ac Co.
Estabrook
Newhard, Cook
Beane
As
Company—
Sullivan & Co.,
John
3,500
4,000
Inc.
Fenner
3 000
Inc.———
Co.,
&
Inc.
Pierce,
Morgan
Coffin Ac'Burr,
4,000
Lynch,
Moore,
Central
2,500
3,500
The Milwaukee Co
2,500
2 500
Co
Ac
As
Edwards
G.
Ac Co.,
1,500
Inc—
Co.,
Co
As
Merrill, Turben
Co._______
—4,000
As
Co
Dahlberg
Drexel
A.
As
e
Co..
McMcster Hutchinson As Co.
Merrill
The
Clark,
9,000
Co._
Mason-Hagan, Inc.—
Mead, Miller Ac Co
9,000
9,000
Inc.._
Davenport
Ac
Marks
Lauren'
9,000
1,500
Corp.__
Co.,
As
LJ-i——
Co.
Ac
M.
o.UoO
oS
Securities
Dodge
McDonald
17,500
Co
Ac
&
C- Bradford As Co.—
E.
3,000
Company—
Co.——
.As
MeGlone
3.0t0
As
As
600
As Co
&
Carl
600
2,400
600
Mps'pn & Company
E.
4,000
Blair
Co.
As
Mason-Hagan, Inc
Company
H. M.
1,000
Co
Incorporated
Marks
m.
McDonnell
3,001
6,600
Co.. Inc.
Inc,
4,000
Co
Ac
Lewis Ac
Co.
609
Co
As
As
As
3,000
As
Simmons—-
Burns,
3,500
4 000
Ryons
Loewi
Laurence
609
Kraus
Incorporated--
Ellis
Alex.
2,500
4,009
C, Legg As Co.—
McDanie!
Co
6,600
Rhoades
_
McDonald
Co.
As
Flunt
5,000
17,509
9,000
Co
As
Crawford
H.
Elair
Co.o
1,000
As
As
Becker
O.
Loeb,
Co
As
Fitch, North As Co.
Stenrr.s
Bear,
1,750
—2,400
Inc.
Inc
Cg,.,
.6,690
Corp.-
Furthers
M.
M' Corm'ck
Burge
Farret,
Carl
A.
Weeks
Ball,
Bosworth,
Lester,
Republic Co.
Courts
G.
Ac
severally
have
Shares
Lehman
2.400
Baker,
J.
Simmons!
fy
Casse'l
F.
Central
Law
M.
40.225
40,225
4,000
Whipple
W.
2,500
John
Co._s
Blyth As Co., Inc.———
C.
Inc.
b^low
Baird As Co., Inc.
Bacon,
Robert
Boettch°r
4,000
Kraus
As
Blair
Oi'vwti
A.
Peabody Ac Co.,
Langley Ac Co
C.
&
Blyth
3,500
9,000
AS
i?))^
W.
4,000
-
Kidder,
Co._
Ac
Lemon
Johnston,
4,000
Co., Inc.
As
Eichler As, Co
Stearns
Carolina
Co.——
Ac
Space
income
gvoss
following respective num¬
„
690
Bache
4,000
Lane,
.
1958,
31.
nnmnd
underwriters
Co
Securities
4,000
Securities Corp._
July
the com pan-' the
preferred stock:
Allyn As Co., Inc.——
William
Inc.
Co.,
4,000
Co
Watts As Co
Bateman,
C.
1,500
Inc
new
Co
As
Adams As
American
1,500
i-.
Interstate
&
5,000
Robert W. Baird
Bear,
Illinois Co.,
The
4 000
Bacon, Whipple As
Baker,
M.
Labouisre,
Co
Johnson,
Corp...
Parker
Weil,
Friedrichs Ac
Huger, Barnwell Ac Co
9,000
4,000
Redpath
Bache As Co.ic
H.
5,000 shares^of common stock
Corp.
Price, $19.50 per share.
$1).
;
Howard,
34,000
Inc..-_
Securities
American
Hornblower
Steel
S7.500 Portsmouth
E.
Shares
59,000
Beane...
Allyn As Co., Inc
Francis
shares of common
5,000
C.
A.
Henry
RR." 76,547 shares of common stock (no
par).
Price, $21.75 per share.
Offered by Merrill Lynch.
Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
Completed.
$10
>
by
Valley
Lehigh
50,000 Metro,-Inc.
3.475,500
stock
Carl M.
common
Offered
Az
the
of
Forgan
Glore,
A-
Lynch. Pierce,
Fenner
ended
phovnS
the following number of shares
the company
from
shares
The First Boston Corp
stock;
R. S. Dickson Az Co.,
aica.
..
stock (no
Offered by The Ohio Com¬
$18.50 per share.
Completed.
pany.
7
.
shares of common
8,765
Co.
Price.
par).
•
Kokeng^
&
14.175 shares of
Corp.
$31.50 per share.
As Co. Completed.
Price,
$1).
Loeb,
162,153
Bakeries
Interstate
(par
*
v
,
Machines
Business
Merrill
Price,
Corp. n12,740 shares of
capital stock (no par). Price. $407 per share.
Offered byMerrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner As Beane. Oversubscribed.
International
5,185,180
purchase
to
common
William
817,500 Gillette Co. 20,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
$40.87V2 per share. Offered by Lee Higginson Corp.
•
of
Shares
1,445,916 Chesebrough-Pond's, Inc. 18,2 45 shares of common stock
(par $10).
Price, $79.25 per share.
Offered by Glore,
Forgan & Co. and Hornblower As Weeks.
Completed.
500,000
agreed
from
purchase
to
oi
bers
severally
have
below
named
underwriters
Completed.
Inc.
agreed
respectively.1
UNDERWRITERS—The
5G,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
common
subscribed.
:
months
the' 12
the company amounted
the calendar year 1955.
the company
stock on
the
shares for one.
Subsequent to the stoctr~spl|it, the
company regularly
paid quarterly cash dividends of 25c p::r share to
and
including Nov.
1,
1954.
Thereafter it regularly paid quarterly
cash dividends orv its common stock at the rate of 27Vac per share to
and including Aug. 1, 1956.
On Sept. 12, 1956, the directors declared
a
dividend of 27Vic per share payable on Nov. 1,
1958 to holders of
record on Oct. "5,
l')56, and a dividend of 30c per share payable on
Feb. 1, 1957 to holders of record on Jan. 11, 1957.
In addition to the cash dividends since Aug. 23, 1946, the company
paid stock dividends of one share of common stock for each 20 shares
of common stock outstanding, payable Feb. 16, 1953 and Feb. 20, 1.456,
May
'
.
which has
miles and an estimated population of
July 31, 195,6.,Jigcl aPRro^irp/itqly 1,873,000
square
to $64,189,203 and net income to $48,830,492,
equal to $2.73-per common share.. This compares with gross income
of $60,406,971
and net income of $46,460,734, or $2.62 per share, foi
stock
common
221
The company, at
EARNINGS—For
of
by National Power At Light Co., the former holder
regularly paid quarterly cash dividends
at the rate of 50c per share to and including
stock
common
all
on
about
of
customers,
(Continued from page 2)
of
Completed.
is engaged in the production, purchase, trans¬
sale of electricity.
The territory served by
covers approximately 11,000 square miles
and
population of 6,100,000 including Chicago,
estimated
area
3,700,000.
Investment News
;
1,478,976 American-Marietta Co. 30,812
shares of common stock
(par $2).
Price, $48 per share.
Offered by Goldman,
Sachs & Co., A. C. Allyn As Co, Inc. and Sterne, Agee
capital
utility
distribution
with an
an
of
•
proceeds
working
BUSINESS—Company
^ General Corporation and
Offered
share.
to
the company and its affiliates
common
shares
40,000
per
special offering.
'
1
privately,
competitively,
sold
1,
electric
mission,
of
Co.
As
720,000 American
$14.62V2
Price,
SI).
(par
Hallgarten
issues
Indicates
Forgan
Glore,
from the sale of this new preferred will
to be used toward additions to the com¬
properties.
The orese'">f construction urogram
now calls
for expenditures of approximately $600,000,000 over the fouryear period 1956-59, of which $275,000,000 will bo for electric gener¬
ating facilities. $310,000,000 for electric transmission and distribution
facilities, and $15,000,000 for general plant.
i
-
shares
14,000
Corp.
International
t
placed
issues
Represents
t Indicates
Stock Sold—>
& Co. are
Co.—Preferred
preferred will be redeemable at prices ranging from $106%
1964 to $102 on or after Nov. 1, 1973.
new
added
be
$33,836,918
Chicle Co. 17,000 shares of common stock (no
par).Price, $64.50 per share.
Offered by Merrill Lynch,
>
and
Corp.
Boston
PROCEEDS—Net
pany's
$1,096,500 American
204,750 American
The
until Nov;
Fields 405,365 shares of capital
$3.87Ma
per
share.
Offered by
Oversubscrioed.
Inc.
Co.,
At
First
•
Edison
standing, and the new preferred stocK being sold rep¬
resents
the company's first non-convertible preferred
stock financing.
shares of common stock
share.
Offered by Blyth As
2,000
per
Consolidated Gold
(par $1).
Price,
stock
Representing New Financing
Issues Not
Co.
Timber
Light As Heat Co. and Natural Gas Co. of Virginia
1579.
p.
joint managers of the group that offered on Oct. 17 a
total 400,000 shares of 4.64% cumulative preferred stock
at par ($100 per share). This offering was oversubscribed
and the bodks closed.
No other preferred stock is out-*;
of
share.
per
Inc.
Blyth
$14,873,928
$38.25
Completed.
Inc.
$25).
Price, $171
Completed.
(par
Co.,
20,000 shares of common stock
(par $1).
Purpose, for expansion, working capital, etc.
Price, at par.
Offered by William T. Bowler & Co.
The
share.
per
Inc.
L.),
(Ray
shares
3,000
Price,
of
$525,000
Company,
Gas
Inc., $165,000 of installment
and Binghamton Gas Works,
Acquisition Sought by Two Subsidiaries—
184,
Commonwealth
85,000
Ry.
$45
Weyerhaeuser
underwriting.
20,000 Sturm
Corp.
Line
cents).
50
Home
stock;
common
195b
Sale and
shares of common stock (par $25).
Offered by Harriman Ripley At Co.
and The First Boston Corp.
Oversubscribed.
Price,
Inc. 1,400 shares of common stock
Purpose,
at
Pipe
Gas
(par
by Blyth At Co.,
3,825,000 Virginian
28,000 Pines " Oil Co.,
Price,
stock
common
Offered
of
See Manufacturers
Completed.
Inc.
follows;
as
Keystone Gas Co.,
The
notes;
$50,000
below.—V.
Transmisssion Corp. 10,000 squares of com¬
(par $7). Price, $2...25 per share.
Offered by
114,750 Transcontinental
"
common
Offered by Blyth
Price, $32.25 per share. Offered by Blyth
Oversubscribed.
Co.,
&
has issued an order grant¬
15,
notes and $275,000 of common stock.
The
the subsidiaries in connection with their re¬
construction programs and for reimbursement of their
respective treasuries for capital expenditures heretofore made.-
10,000 shares of common
Co.
on .Oct.
of installment
will be used by
funds
Eastern
Blyth
Oversubscribed.
of
by
favor
in
$750,000
(par
$5).
Inc.
stock
mon
Webber,
Paine,
Transmission
Gas
(par
Co.,
292,500 Texas
Co.; Lester, Ryons & Co.; Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.;
Bingham, Walter As Hurry,
Inc.; Stern, Frank, Meyer
As
Fox;
Fewel
As
Co.,
and
Hopkins, Harbach
As
Co.
$20).
Tennessee
shares
2,500
Co.
Columbia,
by
and
spective
$32.75 per share.
voted
application of this corporation and three of its subsidiaries,
respect
to
the purchase of additional
securities of the sub¬
sidiaries
Sachs
Goldman,
by
announced
was
owned
shares
of
were
819.
p.
System, Inc.—To Increase Investments
Gas
it
SEC,
notes
Offered
184,
on
installment
.
•
Transmission
Gas
(par $5). Price,
Co., Inc.
&
&
,_j
Tennessee
William
Co.;
As
Co.;
As
$76 per share.
Oversubscribed.
stock
R. Staats & Co.; E. F.
Jackson As Curtis; Bate¬
Eichler & Co.; Crowell, Weedon As Co.; Hill Richards
Huttofc
Price,
Co.
&
capital
of
'
.
owned by Pittston, 93%
represented at the meeting
shares
Columbia
ing
with
*..
the
merger.—V.
The
Blyth At
C'ffered by
Completed.
Oversubscribed.
Co.
$6).
Purpose,
for working capital.
Price,
Underwritten by Blyth & Co., Inc.;
share.
per
Spencer Chemical Co. 20,000 shares of common stock
1,520,000
Roberts
Mason,
Insurance
$5).
share.
Witter
Dean
i"
Scott,
Co.;
&
$35.75
Pacific Co. 47,900 shares of common stock (no
Price, $57.62per share. Offered by Smith, Barney
pari.
At
Inc.; Shearson, HamSilberbcrg As Co.; William R. Staats As Co.;
Stern, Frank. Meyer & Fox;
Stix As Co.; Sutro As Co.;
C.
E.
Unterberg,
Towbin
Co.;
Wagenseller
As
Durst,
Inc.; Wertheim & Co.; C. T. Williams As Co., Inc., and
Zock, Shields & Co. Oversubscribed.
&
Price,
Southern
Rotan,
Reinholdt
As
Gardner;
Co., Inc.; Schmidt, Poole,
inc.;
$2.50).
Co., Inc.
(par
the
v.
■■-.
■
of
Miller
Over¬
Mullaney, Wells At Co.; Don W.
Stiver At Co., and Taylor At Co.
stockholders
other
Co.;
Inc.;
Saunders,
Co.;
Excluding
Inc.; Arthur M. Krensky At Co., Inc.;
Smith, Hague, Noble At Co.; Fairman,
Co.,
At
Co.,
subscribed.
Peabady
As
Co.;
Lazard Frsres As Co.; Lester,
Ryons
As
Co.;
Loewi As Co.;
Irving
Lundborg As Co.; Mead,
Miller As Co.; Newburger As Co.; The Ohio Co.;
Prescott,
Shepard
At
At
107,250 Rockwell Manufacturing Co. 3,000 shares of common stor k
Chapman As Co.; First Southwest Co.;
Co.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.;
Kidder,
Farwell,
Co.;
Day
Westheimer
Lcstrange As Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
Co.; Bateman, Eichler As Co.; Bear, Stearns
Arthurs,
Corp.;
13
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Number 5579... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 184
Pittston
Pittston
Co.
on
Consolidated Foods
Corp.—Merger Favored—
Oct.
17
voted
in
favor
of the
proposed
Co.
owns
58%
of
the
outstanding
Clinchfield
Corp.—Lubin Elected a Director—
President of The Kitchens
been elected a director of this corporation.
The Kitchens of Sara Lee, one of the nation's
Charles
merger
stock
/L
W.
Lubin,
of
Sara
Lee,
has.
foremost producer!
14
(1690)
of
The Commercial and
premium
6oiuteii
quality
Foods
baked
Corp.—V.
goods,
134,
recently
was
Cummins Engine Co., Inc.—Transfer
The
sale of
certain
assets
of
by
acquired
Con-
$23,250
1120.
p.
Cummins
shares
are
of Assets—
will
Diesel Sales
be
the
at
reserved
initial
for
-
conversion
Hallgarten ,&
Co.
has
been
awarded
18
contract
a
Adamex
that
its
nuclear
Co.,
watt.
It
is
radiation
•"
versatile
a
studies,
personnel
division
"
Paine,
The
division,
reactor
division's
the
research
L.
I.,
ships
research
of
tool
which
radioisotopes,
be
can
testing
of
Federal
for
used
of
one
equipment
current,
reactor
design
and
projects
the
for
Daystrom's
and
a
and
nine
components
operating
City, N.
complete
research reactors.
the
construction
of
the
National
Laboratories
equipment
for
This
corporation
Oct.
15,
1956,
filed
stock
registration
a
covering
preferred
not
statement
exceed
10
(convertible)
72,000
to
be
with
the
of
snares
offered
Tuttle
number
viding
the
Net
cost
shares
of
with
company
proceeds
of
will
the
be
net
determined
proceeds
financing,
of
will
with
view
a
approximately
be
used
in
to
sell
part
to
The
to
};50,000
will
be
used
turer
of
machinery
181,
for
additions.
for
the
The
is
transmission
company
mechanical
the
of
sale
Oct.
on
English
television
convertible
This
3956,
Co.,
San
Francisco,
owned
was
Co.
by
167,331
stocks
common
Oct.
4,
184,
as
of
Sept. 30, 1955.
holders of common
There
were
152,417
preferred stock as the
Include 6,195 holders of
of
sets.
English
third
quarter
than
more
of
holders
oi
kr.d
of
as
Sept.
recorded
increase
an
filed
has
purchased the
fixed
the
In
yesterday
the
f
cash
'iid.
Dibb
J'rcducts
/heet
i
stock
1956
and
21,109
Electric
ended.
of
These
figures
184, pp.
products
\
it
Oct.
stock,—V.
Georgia
will
be
absorbed
"
Electrical
Jordan
p.
thei
with
company's
'•••
four
new
Co.,
a
Products
'
'
,
'
•
•
Jordan
Division
pallet forks,
and
illustrated, together
As of—
..
Capital
Het
at
accompanying text.—V.
184,
Denver
the
$7,691,250
Sell
'Capital
.
£1.98
.
Sept. 30,'56
—
amendment
to
Oct.
on
trust
has
V., 184,
share—
gains
share
per
:
dividend
were
1227.
p.
Act
Inc.
below.—V.
184,
of
an
1939,
for
appli¬
seeking
with
respect
due Sept.
unsecured
borrowings
'
Holdings in Lucky
$4.72
out
in
net
Freiberg Mahogany Co., New
SEC
*
Orleans, La.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
Securities
and
company
Oct.
11
$2,000,000
of
covering
on
months
income
and
registration
a
statement
with
the
1971,
Debentures
in
subordinated
and
debentures,
due
shares of common stock,
10
cents par.
the
of $1,500,000 and the 450,000 common
share are to be offered
public sale in units consisting of $500
principal amount of de¬
bentures
and
150
common
shares.
The
offering
is
to
be
made
through an underwriting group headed by
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs & Co,, Rauscher, Pierce & Co.
Inc., and Russ & Co., Inc.
amount
The
to
*$123.94
dividend
interest
be
Sept.
J
30,
to
are
be
The
of
a
letter
of
notification
covering 23,000 shares of common stock
(par
ubscription by stockholders of record Oct.
10,
$6)
/
to
rate
Nov.
ox
15,
be. used
share
one
1956.
for
for
There
each
will
be
seven
no
working capital.—V.
181,
p.
to
1956
shares
1775
be
at
held;
underwriting.
with
$10
assets
V.
western
ing
was
made in
Oct.
on
10
$3,000,000 4%%
tures due Oct.
1, 1976
i,
1966) at 102%
ten
&
Co.
and
general
the
,
EFFECT
agreement,
York
provides
tNone
dated
Aug.
30,
3.000,000
-
1956,
.
$1,000,000 shs.,
with
Guaranty
the
and
of
the
of
the
of
importing
units
will
National*
(of
of
the
be
Bank
whiclu
$500,000
of
of
and
company
and
other
745,000
the
in
will
be
to
for
United
Honduras
the
time
or
times
in stock.
company has
purchased'
Friter Co. of Cleveland,' and
Corp.,
Cleveland,
C.
Doolin
E.
of
said
his
purchased
to
prior
Last
Frito
Doolin,
just
765,132 shs.
Co.
of
of
all
the
six
in
;
months
1955,
1955,
tions
of
outstanding
note
be
payable
cents
100
added
for
to
&
listed
as
its
of
franchiser!
announced
Eastern
an
Inc.
and
move.
Oct.
on
53%
■,
New'
Division
England
15.
is
Blyth
sales
paid
stock
several
not
was
of
stock
common
split,
of
50
underwriters
cents
dividends
in
cash
and
'
Securities
Sachs
subject
stock
transfer
p.
the
Barney
&
Corp.
&
C.
Courts
Cruttenden &
Emanuel,
G.
Co
The
Central
Republic
duPont &
&
0.60
0.60
2.80
H.
&
Co
&
Co.__:
J.
A.
0.40
Lester, Ryons & Co
B.
Hilliard
Man'ey,
McAndrew
McDonnell
1.40
Sutro Bros.
—
Son__
&
,
Hogle & Co
1.40
Bennett
&
0.40
&
Co.
0.40
Co., Inc.—,
&
0.40
Co
0.40
Co
&
0.40
1.40
Henry
Waggensell r & Durst, Inc._
Zilka, Smither & Co., Inc.
Richard
1.00
Ferris
1.00
Hess
&
June
S.
Inc.
Co.
&
—
Inc.
Co.,
0.81
F.
Mason
—0.80
Swift &
Co
.
Jones
&
Co._
Werschkul
0.20
Sons
&
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
0.20
FINANCING
Authorized
1931
Outstanding
($800,000
commencing
1G62)______
& Co.
0.60
;
annually
0.20
0.20
L.
GIVING
1,
0.20
Brothers
Stephenson, Leydecker
0.60
June
0.20
0.20
:
0.80
J.
0.40
Clarke Corp
Company___
McFaul
0.40
0.40
W.
&
0.40
0.40
1.00
Co.
Co.,
&
due
timber
Richards
0.40
1.00
-
4Vz%
0.40
0.40
J.
1.40
^CAPITALIZATION
notes
0.40
Co
J.
Simmons—__
&
Hill
&
Co
Co.
1.40
(Inc.)
Co
Ellis
Hentz
&
Co.__
&
&
1.40
Fay
Barth
Eichler
Weedon
Skaggs
1.00
Slocumb
due
Bateman,
Davis,
Co
Cook
&
Co._:
Crowell,
Co.
&
0.60
Horner & Mason, Inc.
&
1.40
&
0.60
;
—
Sutro
& Co
Tuvben
Newhard,
—
Scott,
1.40
Marache &
0.60
Co
2.80
Co._:
Rothschild
0.60
'
Co
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Inc.
&
Goodbody & Co.___
Hallgarten & Co.__
McCormick
&
Northwest
2;89
Inc
Co.
Estabrook
Blunt
Kidder
1.40
Francis I.
Brush,
M.
2.80
1.40
Co.,
0.60
0.60
i
2.80
(Inc.)__
Jackson
&
Co., Inc.
Marshall—J
Inc.
Pacific
Inc
Co.,
0.60
&
A.
Co.____
Becker
&
0.60
Clement A. Evans &
2.89
&
0.60
-.
Co.__________
Deetjen & Co.__„
Foster
Allyn & Co., Inc
Bache
Ci
&
4.00
&
Webber,
x
Co.,
0.60
4.00
Co.___
S. Mcselev & Co
;
Paine,
&
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co.,
Weeks_______
Langley
F.
statement
:
Sullivan
4.00
Co.___
Nuyes &
the
Lum¬
under¬
Inc.
Securities
Inc
&
Hornblower &
L.
condi¬
by
the
of
registration
Bosworth,
4.00
Co.,
Weld
Hemphill,
A.
and
Hammond
copy
4.00
Cj.
California Co.
Blair
A
4.00
_h__.
White,
C.
terms
acquisition
of
4.00
&
Webster
Walston
A.
the
the
assets
4.00
Co
Brothers
Smith,
1,
June
___:
$20,000,000
$20,000,000
purchase loans of subsidi¬
payable as timber is harvested,
with specified minimum payments—
414% cenv. subord. debs, cue 1971
ary,
*50.925 000
50.925,000
til,000,000
11,000,000
$45,000,000
45.000,000
timber
purchase loans of subsidi¬
payable as timber is harvested,
specified minimum
5%
notes
5%
subordinated
5%
of
cum.
stock
*$10,000,000
will
bear
incurred
Co.
an
required
the
be
of
to
on
the
paid
from those
balance
on
with
to
installments
average
are
commencing
are
3,500,000
15,388,800
$100)—
97,547 shs.
12,703 shs.
+5.000,000 s'hs.
.
loans
connection
are
(par
15,388,800
1976—
$1)
these
timber harvested
that
stock
(par
of
properties,
interest
§3,500 000
debentures due
interest
in
payments—
subsidiary
preferred
remaining
108.
to
including
of
4.09
Corp.—
&
an
%
10.00
Kidder, Peabody & Co.-
F.
acting
into
%
Co., Inc.-Stearns & Co._
First
below,
entered
corporation
whereby
they
have
shares above offered hereby in the
agreement,
Hammond-California
Cleveland
;
,
have
the
underwriting
and
named
representative,
as
with
&
principal
183,
six
sales
incorporated herein by reference.
Common
the
of
a
licensee,
1581.
City.—V.
the
preferred
as against $2,935,000
$91,986,000 and net
quarters of this year, cash dividends
share were paid.
In each quarter a 2%
Inc.,
,
additional
is
company
has been awarded the contract to build
the
59th
branch office of the New York Trust
Co, at 650 Madison Ave¬
New York City, it has been announced. It will
be the sixth branch.
other five also
are
in
midtown Manhattan;
the main office at
York
the
in
with
after
declared.
Co.,
.
the
Fuller Co.—Awarded Contract—
Broadway, New
acquisi¬
of
acres
lumber.
three
per
also
was
to
This
The
profit
Company (see "Purpose of Issue" herein).
writing agreement is filed as an exhibit to the
Industries
Street
nue,
had
Bay
ary,
through
p.
of
subsidiaries
$3,535,000,
corporation
2-for-l
a
first
agreement
the
corporation
J.
outstanding common
President, owns 222,475'
company
which owned
the
remaining 47%'
184,
Coos
the
for
the
57 Vz
Blyth
ments)
(George A.)
was
the
400,000
feet
compared
Net
ber
South¬
New York and
New England
Together with the Cleveland operation, whose
headquarters
Barberton, Ohio, they serve a territory
composed of over 40
million persons.—V.
and
$48,509,000,
severally agreed to purchase the
respective percentages indicated below,
and
companies.
are
billion
months.
With
than
more
12
corporation
were
1955
In
In
J underwriting
Hooker
Texas
Industries
formed
Yqrk,
the reorganization
purchased both the
Frito
Northwest.
own
over
with
sto"k
President,
Pacific
will
1956
six
.Elworthy & Co._
the
Jr.,
recent'y
New
making
April,
the
calendar
adjusted
dividend
through
Tex.—Acquisition—
This
The
Mr.
3,052,066 shs.
presently non-interest-bearing, but
Feb. 15, 1957.
All of these loans,
acquisition
at
of the Coos Bay Lumber
of $25 per 1,000 feet of
Twenty-six minimum quarterly
the
rate
properties.
$1,500,000
be
each (reduced by certain prepay¬
commencing Jan. 15, 1957 with the
July 15, 1S63, subject to the provision
paid
payable
on
of at least $7,500,000 must be applied
during each year.
In addition
loans
to
principal and
to
timber
to
be
harvested by the corporation, approximately 25%
was
committed to outside parties on firm
of the timber acquired
cutting contracts providing
for
of
the
payment of
approximately $28,000,000 extending over a period
which were pledged to secure these loans.
Performance
totalling $5,837,500, received under these contracts, were paid
part of the acquisition price of the above properties.
ten
years,
deposits
at
which,
the company may
upon i+s short-term notes under the
revolving credit, panding
the effective date of the
term-loan, cannot now be determined. It is
expected that no moneys will be
borrowed under the
revolving credit
until after Jan.
1, 1957; It is intended that the full
$4,000 000 will be
iKJrrowed under the term-loan on
Dec. 31, 1957 and
that the company
will tlifiii execute Rnci deliver
two term—notes to evidence
sucli borrowJag. One term-note will bear interest at the rate of
4V4% per annum
and will mature in four
instalments of $500,000 each on Dec.
31, 1959
and
annually thereafter to and including Dec.
31, 1962.
The 'other
term-note will bear interest at
rate of 412 '?■
ner
annum
and will
mature in four instalments of
$500,000 each on Dec. 31, 1963 and an¬
nually thereafter to and including Dec. 31, 1966.
Borrow
share,
certain
.
Co., Dallas,
will
balance
leading producer of Douglas fir plywood
products.
Major mills, and plants are
a
and
of
1956
DIVIDENDS—In
per
retire
was
available
Texas
Harry A. Freiberg,
the
$25,914,000 and
pro forma net profit was $2,630,000.
In 1955, Hammond Lumber sales
amounted to $48,544,000 and pro forma net
profit to $2,021,000.
Merri'l,
which
the
Dallas
$500,000
promissory
(74.5%)
and
year
1955, sales were
dividends was $6,099,000.
These figures do
operations
of
Coos
Bay
Lumber
Company
which
McD^nal3 •&
to
financing will
purposes.
shares
Co.,
The net purchase price
$75,388,000, of which $60,000,000
remainder by the issue of $15,388,800 of
purposes.
containing
the
July.
April, 1955.
substantially
all
into
used
debentures
subordinated
a
common
about
company
30,
in
the
in
Granbery,
in
processing such logs into
selling such products.
the
proceeds
company.
22.25'J
Frito
term-loan.
amount,
and
the
preferred
the
acquired
4%
operation,
3,000 000
Trust
June
the
after
414 %
Fritos
company with a revolving credit of $4,000,000
for the period to Dec.
31, 1957, against which the
company may bor¬
row, as required, upon its
short-term notes (the
revolving credit notes)
at the
bank's prime interest
rate on the date of
borrowing. A com¬
mitment fee is payable
by the company, for the period to Dec.
31, 1957
at a rate of
one-halljof 1% per annum on the
daily average unused
t.mount
of the
revolving credit.
Provision is made in the
agreement
for replacement of the
revolving credit with a term-loan of
$4,000,000
effective Dec. 31, 1957,
and.any borrowings under the
revolving credit
vhich are then
outstanding will be retired out of the proceeds of such
tThe
sale
retire
the
or
comprised
FINANCING
Outstanding
subord.
*An
PRESENT
$4,000,000
credit
notes/term notes—_
debs., due Oct. 1, 1976—
Common stock ($5 par
value)_____
Jlew
of
shares,
follow:
TO
Authorized
.
'Revolving
logs,
Corporation
to
capital
owner
stock
interest, through HallgarThis offering was
quickly
_
43/4%
mahogany
the
funds
working
deben¬
.
GIVING
In
1955.
profit
Ohio,
and
Company,
of
are
debentures
-
law
business
business
terms
of
,
Delaware
the
Mahogany
the
$500,000
1956).
of
used
company.
The balance
(convertible to and including Oct.
Further details
CAPITALIZATION
in
underwriting
and accrued
associates.
oversubscribed.
subordinated
be
under
that
1272.
issue of Oct. 15 of the
public offer¬
our
of
1,
Proceeds
will
are
Fansteel Metallurgical
Corp.—Debentures Sold—Men-
lion
Freiberg.
Fiancia!
Oct.
on
share
p.
Honduras
Texas
purchased
veneer and lumber,
Net proceeds of the sale of
indebtedness
owing
to
First
expire
178,
The
engaged
and
remaining
Industries, Inc.
organized
it
price
The
mahogany
for
to
proceeds
of
has
by
was
'1955,
16,
offering
amendment.
purchased
Aug.
States
SEC
per
rights
The
and
the
offered
by
company
On
1956.—
public
rate,
supplied
the
ended
the
Curtis
filed
450,000
4
be
lumber
the
Equitable
1017.
p.
4^2%
The
7,920
*$143.28
share
per
12
in
in
Bear,
publicly offered on Oct. 17 at 100% and ac¬
interest by A. C. Allyn & Co. Inc. and associates.
With
$981,545
___
------
of
paid
company on Oct. 3 filed
the
ended
$45,190,000
stock
was
the
Lumber
corporate
Southeast
EARNINGS—Sales
W.
Syracuse, N. Y.
Exchange Commission—
t.t
the
aggregating
debentures,
1017.
p.
trom
company
insurance companies.: '
Coast, timberlands
include
proceeds, $130,058 will be used to retire
sinking fund debentures due July 1, 1957.
The remainder
will%e used to pay for expansion program and to increase wording
capital.—V. 184, pp. 1121 and 917.
Excelsior Insurance Co. of New
York,
—Files With Securities and
on
of
Stone
years
The
Hammond,
of
company,
filed
indenture
5'/2%
provide
184,
11,
Indenture
year
the
to
114.
p.
the
20
would
purposes—V.
PROCEEDS—Of
Sept. 30,'55
$2,579,155
18,001
market—
per
in
months
Georgia Unit-
184,
Trust
of
•
a
p.
of
subsidiary
wholly-owned
1228.
as
184,
Hammond
will
and
tion
Colo.—Regis¬
investment
of
and
two
forest
located
Lehman
the
1351/;
p.
which
under
admendment
an
Luc'c.v Stores,
crued
formerly
f
shares
assets
other
1, 1971,
Energy Fund, Inc.—Total Net Assets Up
Sharply—
assets
subsidiary to
and
Goldman,
Co.—Issues New Folder—
with
Inc.,
announced
was
operate
BUSINESS—Corporation is
famous
for
J et
paid in cash
Four Wheel Drive Auto Co.—Debentures
Offered—An
issue of $1,500,000 5V2% convertible debentures
due Oct.
free literature covers such
side shift load clamp, the
vith
SEC
of
construction
See
Electric
equipment as the standard load clamp,
rotating load clamp, the standard clamp
rotating forks.
Seven different load arms are
it
outstanding
1975,
folder
page
The
Likewise
manufactures the
Foremost Dairies, Inc. — To Sell
Stores to Its Own Stockholders—
"
illustrating and describing its Cascade load
r'amp, side shift and rotating attachments for its line of
powered in¬
dustrial trucks
has just been released
by this company.
fie
a
systems
Exchange Commission—
below.—V.
Mo.,
Louis,
debentures due 1976.
The $60,000,000 cash portion
payment will be made up of: $8,000,000 from this sale of com¬
stock, $5,500,000 from securities owned by Hammond Lumber, and
balance of $46,500,000
from the sale of notes and term loans of
the
equipment
transmission
fifth
Fund,
St.
subordinated
and
subsidiary of The Electric
.
its
for
725.
'*
Elwell-Parker Electric
A
the
Electric
Manufacturing
""
-
into
Power Co.
15,
at
Minneapolis, Minn,, which Dibb supplied with
housings and other components for the battery testing
battery
chargers,
emergency
lighting
units
and
other
Ltorage Battery Co.—V. 184,
.
be
West
and
They
states.
48
the
mon
electrical
of
and
subsidiaries
the
is
Industrial
corporation,
cation
21).
manufactures.
Jordan
as
types
Industrial Fund, Inc., Denver,
Securities
Financial
This
Division
equipment,
Co.
the
Texas;
"
proceeds
general
Lumber
5%
President,
all
plants
assets
for
Hammond
of
an¬
Food Fair Properties, Inc.—To Amend Trust Indenture
holders
transaction
assets
metal
was
net
UNDERWRITERS—The
i
The
it
the
available
for
will
of Ferro
manufacture and
England,
an
see
completed
on
Oct.
19, Electric Storage
Lought Dibb Manufacturing Co., land,
buildings, equipment and in¬
ventory.
The purchase price was approximately
$65,00*0, Mr. Norberg
-
;
i
assets of Dibb
Manufacturing
forming and fabricating firm
F.
Norberg,
anPresident,
30-year-old metal stamping,
Robbinsdale,
Minn.
C.
suburban
nonr.ced
PROCEEDS—The
12,034
Storage Battery Co.—Acquisition—
company
Inc.,
their
of
Florida Power Corp.—To
30,
at
of
1351.
Electric
This
One
bf
34
Dallas,
stock offering will be about $15,000,000.
Of this amount, approximately
will be used along with other funds to
acquire, through a
subsidiary
to
units-in
Clawson,
power
in
Angeles,
$8,000,000
amendment on Oct.
10,
1956, to its registration statement
covering an additional 62,500 Systematic (periodic payment).
Invest¬
ment
Plans, aggregating *4,75,000,000, and
12,000 Cumulative
(fullypaid) Investment Certificates, aggregating $12,000,000.—V. 182,
p. 1698.
1017.
p.
to
in
D,
manufactures
electric
Los
at
ing group headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., offered publicly
on Oct.
17 an issue of 497,100 shares of common stock
(par $1) at $32 per share.
the
6%
kind
one
With
qualification
Co.,
with
I
This
nego¬
was
(Inc.)—Reports In¬
stockholders
jncrease of 1,309 over the number
first half-year, June 30,
1956,
number
and
and
on
Calif.—V.
the
of
the
1580
preferred
Number of Stockholders—
company
an
lose
over
C.
by
distributed
now
Garden
notification
company abroad to be licensed
by Tuttle & Kift, previous arrangements having been made for Sweden,
Denmark, France and Australia.—V. 184, p. 425.
power
ters
announced
was
du Pont de Nemours &
in
crease
t
company's
by Elworthy &
(E. I.)
12
concern
from
heating
range
are
plants
Mills, Mr. Bell said.—V.
dividends
Broadway-Hale Stores, inc., it
tiated
Corp.,
in
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—Stock Offered—An underwrit¬
of
letter
a
Inc., Chicago, 111., electrical
The English Electric Co., Ltd.,
electric
appliances
The
Commercial Co.—Sale—
this
of
Biscuits
produced
Charlotte, N. C.
Ready-To-Bakc Foods will
every
license
Financial
The
Puffin
1076.
p.
Dolirmaun
to
filed
C
Foods
and
SEC—
1
States.
manufac¬
a
are
150,000
Co.—
"Napier" range of airplane engines, and the parent company developed
and built the well-known "Canberra" series of jet aircraft which hold
18 ,world records, and are manufactured
under license in the United
presently planned additions to plant, buildings, machinery and
equipment at the company's Mishawaka plant, w.th the balance to be
added
to
working capital.
It is estimated
that
approximately $1,-
—V.
Engineering
&
With
Oct.
Kift,
and
nounced
pro¬
pay
Pressprich &
by
for
"Monotube"
and
$2,000,000.
of
the
250,000
Corp.—Unit Licenses English Firm—
will
Corp.
cum¬
lor
public sale
thrpugh a group of underwriters headed by Central Republic Co., Inc.
The dividend rate and stated value of the
preferred, public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The
exact
325,000
-
be
Ferro
SE'C
its
W.
has purchased Ready-To-Eake Foods, Inc., of Los
H. Bell, President, announced on Oct. 15.
Readyproduces and distributes refrigerated biscuits under
brand-name,"Puffin."
The purchase price was not disclosed.
Calif.,
Subsidiary,
Dodge Manufacturing Corp., Mishawaka, Ind.—Regis¬
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
ulative
shares
85
ters
on
subscription
of
AkC
Mills, Inc.—Acquisition—
corporation
Angeles,
To-Bake
shares of class B capital stock to be offered
stockholders at par ($1 per share) on the basis
100 shares of class A stock held; rights to
expire 30 days after date ol offering,' There will be no
nderwr.tina.
The
proceeds
are
to
be
used
for general
corporate
purposes.—V.
179, p. 2358.
Among
medical
at
Upton,
atomic-powered
of
Manufacturing
Y.—Files
corporation on
covering 198,900
SEC
aircraft.—V.
project for control
184, p. 820.
R.
This
$325,000
100,000
1580.
p.
The
divisions,
are
Brookhaven
184,
$8,953,227 $72,687,574 $68,062,028
1121.
p.
General
General
training.
nuclear
supplies
nuclear
V.
the
Jackson &
Webber,
Curtis—-,
100,000
—
and
Brothers
Lehman
150,000
also
184,
1956—10 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
$8,745,457
—V.
debentures
The First Boston Corp
Goodbody & Co.——
325,000
See
Monday, October 22, 1956
...
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—September Sales Off—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
purchased by each are as follows:
be
325,0J0
build
to
production
Inc
Dodge & Co.—
Fahnestock & Co
the
pf
underwriters
several
Clark,
equipment for the Curtiss-Wright
research reactor at Quehanna, Pa.
The reactor is of the open-pool
type used in research work and is rated at a power level of l mega¬
and
&
the
of
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)
Curtiss-Wright Reactor—
announced
of
exercise
upon
Chronicle
price.
names
$800,000
Corp.- 150,000
Securities
Blyth
Oct.
on
issuance
conversion
upon
principal amount of debentures to
-■
corporation
issuance
UNDERWRITERS—The
TIeaaquarters for the new corporation will remain at 1607-09 Kanawa
Boulevard West, Charleston.—V. lo4, p. bzd.
Daystrom, Inc.—To Build
for
reserved
restricted stock options granted under the Fansteel Stock Option Plan
(1956), and 11,750 shares are reserved for the additional options which
may be granted under the Plan; also 60,000 scares of common stock
Corp., Charleston,
W. Va., to a new company, Cummins Engines ot West
Virginia, Inc., is
announced by C. R. Boll, Vice-President in charge of Cummins Engine
Co.,. Inc.
i
This
currently
Financial
Game well
Co.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings Show Gain—
3 Months End.
Aug. 31—
Oper.. profit before prov. for
and
Canadian
income
Total
and
U.
S.
taxes
Miscellaneous Income
Net
per
183,
and
share
p.
$580,264
6,738
1,615
$390,879
and
the
Canadian
income
taxes
;
on
1966.
357,912 shares
71,712
336,770
286,138
$303,400
outstanding
$0.85
$233,029
/
$0.65
1956,
have
356,190
1956
are
(or
shares
thereto
prices
for
have
convertible
prior
the payment of
2-for-l stock split,
to
to the
reserved
convertible
at
$30.88
effect
and
been
414 %
holders,
of
giving
18,
stock
74,725
S.
a
Aug.
tures
income
Earns,
—V.
U.
1955
,
$7.14,895
;
income
for
.
$708,157
Depreciation
Prov.
as
tAfter
1956
deprec.
issuance
been
reserved
subordinated
into
if
common
called
(adjusted
cn
for
for
for
2%
a
at
issuance
due
any
redemption),
such
stock
dividend
shares of
exercise
debentures
stock
stock
63,672
the
of
on
at
dividend
the
options
conversion
The
1971.
time
after
stock
of
deben¬
Dec.
option
and
on
common
stock
of
31,
the
split)
share until July 1, 1961, and of $33.33 per share sub¬
sequent thereto un il Juiy 1, 1965.
In addition to adjustment for stock
splits and btock dividends, the conversion price of the debentures is
per
(Continued
on
page 52)
Volume 184
Number 5579
The Commercikl and Financial Chronicle
...
In the first
;
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
all the
nounced during the current week.
second
a
table
in
which
Then
show
we
dividends
the
we.
Electric
follow with
Name
Abbotts
of Company
Dairies
Aeroquip
7%
(quar.)
Corp.
Aerovias
Sud
conv.-
Affiliated
Aircraft
Suare
Fund,
(quar.)
Alloy
Inc.
Aluminium,
Ltd.
Aluminum
4'/2%
4%
Co.
of
American
A 3'/2%
Federal National
common
2
First
9
Fits simmons
11-
12-
1
11-9
25c
12-
1
11-15
87'/2C
12-
(quar.)_
Furniture
Co.
dividend
American
11-29
11-15
12-
5c
(Newark,
11-15
10-31
10-26
10-15
10-2 i
10-15
11-9
10-22
Fuller
$1
J.)
Nepheline,
6%
Ltd.
(interim)
Ship Building Co.
Trap Co. of America,
preferred (quar.)
Inc.,
,
___
share
a
Arizona
pfd.
of
11-15
1
11-15
1
10-20
'/a
2
11-
'
S1.75
10-20
1
$6
Coast
Line
Coast
Line
Atlantic
Refining
Axe-Houghlon
from
net
Bankers
Fund
profits
Beneficial
Corp.
Oil
Bishbp
distributed
from
1
L_
27 Vac
12-
1
11-
1
62
net
1
Gillette
11-
1
50c
.
12-15
11-21
Gordon
23c
11-26
10-29
11-
1
10-22
11-
9
10-25
10c
10-31
10-17
5c
11-3
10-26
>
Fund
(10c
ordinary
net
from
income
Fund
Inc.
Bowling, Green
British
South
Africa
Buckeye Steel
Castings,
prtf rred
6%
Amer.
11-15
10-31
10-31
10-17
a92/ac
10-10
shares..'
$1
(year-end)
common
Canada
Co.
Cement,
$1.30
partic.
60c
class
A
Canadian
Dredge
Canadian
Utilities,
Carrier
Corp.,
4'/2%
preferred
Central
Louisiana
Co.
preferred
Vermont
Aircraft
Cessna
Chain
Store
Quarterly
4%
Hudson
11-15
5.12%
10-31
Hunt
10-19
12-
11-15
1
preferred
Colorado
Central
1
11-15
I'linois
10-31
Institutional
12-
r-'S
10-31
25c
11-12
11-
11-1
10-n0
20c
10-31
10-25
$1
1.0-31
10-25
$1
11-31
10-25
12-31
11-30
(quar.)
2'/2%
.
1
12-
20C
«
11-20
20c
12-28
,r. 11-15
87'/2c
12-31
•
12-
luc
1
•:10c
2-1-57
Combustion
Concord
profits
Co.
Engineering,
12c
and
Consolidated
Inc.,
Continental
$3.75
(4th
from
Can
investment
income)
Power
Co.,
preferred
&
liquidating distribution)
Range
Stock
Imperial
Cuneo
Press,
Dallas
Transit
Ltd.
11-•21
11-
6
45c
12-•15
1-2-■57
3W%
Air
Diocesan
Divco
Lines,
Inc.
Investment
Corp.
(quar,)
Trust
3
Dominion
5 %
Anglo
preferred
Dominion
Donald
80c
Dravo
4%
Dun
&
Stores.
two-for-one
11--15
10-31
Lerner
35c'
11--15
10-31
Ropes
partic.
Corp.,
&
11--15
11-
11-
11-
30c
12-
32c
-
-
11-
-
-
1
1
10-18
1
10-18
3
11-
1
10-15
9
15c
10^-31
10-22
10c
11- 15
11-
1
East Sugar
Eastern
Inc.
(quar.)
—
:
Loaf Coal Co
shares
of
11-15
11-16
OOn
interest
12-
11-15
50c
1-2-57
12-21
12-10
11-20
11-
1
11-
5
10-20
Ltd.,
Products,
class
Owl
ll-l"?
11-1J
ll-«i
12- 5
11-5
5c
12-
11- 5
30c
2'/2c
50c
Reliance
11-15
10-27
11-15
10-27
proposal to split the common
12-17
11-16
Reynolds
12-17
11-16
Class
12- 1
11-20
Robertson
11-20
12-
1
12-
1
11-20
12- 1
12-1
11-30
11-30
11-20
11- 1
(quar.)
&
Engineering Co
annual
basis.
-
Tobacco Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
B
Stock
11- 2
Extra
—
Ltd.—
(James),
(one share of 4%
dividend
non-cum.
—
—
———
Russell-Miller
St.
meet¬
Regis
$4.40
Milling
Paper,
4'/2 %
Co.,
pfd.
$2.25
1-2-57
12-14
12- 1
1-1-57
12-15
12-10
2-1-57
2-1-57
11- 31
12- 'I
12- 1
11-16
1-14
1-14
35c
10c
31'Ac
22c
25c
$1.12V2
$1
J15c
*15c
70c
11-15
1-1-57
1-1-57
12-15
12-15
11-15
10-2 1
12-10
12-10
11-26
11-26
10-31
I2"..1
11-15
1-2-57
1-2-57
12-14
12-14
12-15
10-18
—
10-18
12- 5
11-30
11-30
—-
(quar.)——___
Lock Co. (stock dividend)
Paper Co., common (increased)
preferred (quar.)—
$3.40- preferred (quar. )
Schlage
Scott
;
.
22c
11-28
12-10
11-16
50c
1-15-57
$1.75
12- 1
12- 1
5c
50c
Securities
5%
12-14
5
11-15
11- 9
35c
2-1-57
12-14
$10c
11-14
12-
5
B
Simmons
11-15
50c
Class
.10-18
12- 5
—
Co.,
11-15
Sioux
Co.
Yards,
lathe
12-31
5c
11-10
10-31
11-1
10c
11-14
Public
3.70%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
10-26
3.90%
10-19
4.15%
10-19
10-22
4.25%
4.40%
preferred
($25
4.40%
pfd.
Water
Packagh
(quar.)
.
45c
40c
40c
30c
(quar.)
11-15
Standard
10-31
11-23
pref. (quar.)
Standard Shares (subject to approval of SEC)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. (quar.)______
Lilly (Eli) & Co., class B common
$1
40c
50c
87V2C
3%
15c
11-15
11-26
11-15
11-15
11- 1
10-17
Stein
Liquid, Carbonic Corp., common (quar.)
,3Mr% preferred (quar.)
Lithium Corp. of America (stock divid.)____
Loew's Boston Theatres (quar.)
12- 1
12-10
12-1
12-1
12- 3
11-1
(quar.)_
i'Ara
Telephone
Corp.
&
10-17
Stock
_____
25c
11-
1
10-12
Struthers
(quar.)________
RR.
$1.25
12-13
11-
1
$1.25
15c
12-10
11-23
Sunray
(quar.)—______
_—___!
(quar.)
Saskatchewan
B
(Oscar)
& Co.
class
A—_
_______—_
Inc.
—___________
Special
M'cCandless
$2.50
Corp.
Corp.,
—1
—.
common
(quar.)
—-=—
Edison
Co.,
3.80%
3.85%
preferred
3.90%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)____
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.35%
(quar.)
—_—------
preferred (quar.)
Michigan Seamless Tube Co
dividend
—
—
,—
——;—
— —
I
4'/2%
11-
1
10-19
1
11-15
5'A%
1
11-15
Sunshine
10-26
10-26
11-1
10-15
10-15
10-23
11-15
Tampa
95c
96'/4c
97"2C
il-08%
$1.14V2.
$1.25
12-14
32- 3
12- 3
12- 3
12-3
12- 3
100%
10-26
10-23
10-23
com,
—
(ouar.)
Biscuits
Electric,
Inc.
Oil
Co..
com.
Co.
(quar.)
•K.
Texas
Preferred
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-1
59c
19-10
It- (>
45c
5c
12-10
11-15
11- J
10-j31
10-iJ
—
common
:
(Continued
on page
11- 1
11- 1
.
.
-—
(quar.)
12- 1
l?-=-l
12- 5
$1.25
———
Industries, Inc.,
1
1
8
8
8
8
30c
$1.08
$1.04
(increased)
preferred (quar.) —
—preferred (quar.)
—
TelAutograph Corp.—
(No
action taken on
dividend payment
at Co. meeting held on Oct. 16)
4.16%
Extra
10-1'{
111111111111-
$1
4.32%
Texas
10-19
19-28
28'/sc
41'Ac
(quar.)
common
-
10-39
19-31
10*31
4% 1-31-57
40c
11-15
31'Ac
11-15
30c
12-30
—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred A series 1955 (quar.)—
conv. preferred 2nd pfd. (quar.)----
12-
11-39
12-28
1-1-57
1-1-57
1-1-571-1-57
1-1-57
10-26
'•
—--——
Corp.,
preferred
12-
15c
25c
5c
59c
Wells
58c
37'Ac
cap.
(quar.)—
—
12- 7
10-C.l
v
inc. and
gains)
investment
long-term
Mid-Contirent
$20c
$20c
62'/2c
preferred (quar.)
Me rcpolitan
'
Co.
&
11- 1
A
—
dividend
15c
1————
Coal,
A.
—
realized
P.)
(J.
Stouffer
1
(quar.)_
Nashville
&
Corp.
Stock
Stevens
11-
—
Fund, Inc.—
from
(17c
from
;2- 1
12-23
11-15
1-ld
1-16
1-1 *
1-16
1-1 5
1-18
1-16
Corp.—
(quar.)—3—
Investment
Quarterly
41c
Co.
&
(A.)
10c
Corp.
Mayer
r—
g
$1.60 conv.
Sterling
11-1 >
1-18
12-1
2-1-57
2-1-57
2-1-57
2-1-57
2-1-57
2-1-57
2-1-57
2-1-57
11-15
—
1
—
10-1 >
1- 0
35c
(Dallas.)
11-15
12-10
A
divd.)
11- 1
40c 1-15-57
quar.)
(Conn.)
Stamford
12-1J
_
37'/2c
—
(quar.i-,—
preferred
4.36%
a
11-30
11-14
10-11
10-11
10-30
10-3)
11-15
Corp.—
(quar.i
92'Ac
(quar.)
97lAc
(quar.)-—-A3—$1.033A
(quar.)
Sl.OGA
tquar.)_
$1.10
(quar.)
$1.15
(quar.)
27V4C
par) (quar.)————
27'Ac
preferred
11-30
Service—
(increased
Common
V;--"V.VV:v
pro-
preferred
convertible
Southwestern Life Insurance
10-24
1-15-57
Pe^oleum
California
Southwestern
11- 1
7c
(quar.)
Works (quar.)
dividend
Southern
6%-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Co.
Bend
75c
50c
50c
45c
30c
11-20
51c
11-30
2% 1-10-57
(quar.)__
common
preferred
partic.
Stock
10-31
11- 9
11-16
1
;—
—
(quar.)
Stock
Oil
South
12-
(quar.)—
30c
Oil
City
$1.50
from
12-10
A
(quar.)
Smith-Douglass Co.
11-15
class
Extra-
Skelly
50c
22'/2c
^
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Co.
Sinclair
Fund
_
(quar.)_
A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Silverwood
Dairies, Lid.,
10-31
11-1
B
common
4%
11-30
$2.50
class
Corp.,
Class
Corp.,
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
1-14
11-30
12-14
Acceptance
preferred
Serrick
11-
11-30
Dillon & Co
Scotten,
11- 1
$1
5
50c
$1.10
5%
50c
$1
85c
(s-a)
common
preferred
1st
12-
class
10-3.1"
lO-*" *
1C-3a
10-31-*
10-2j
three-
a
on
pfd. for each two.shares held)
Royalties Management
11-20
11-20
11-15
11-15
10-25
10-15
12-10
Co.
Electric
$4
—
10"X7
ing to be held on Jan. 17 on a directors'
Tile
Stockholders will vote at the
basis.
(stock
12- 5
12- 5
7'/2c
35c
Redondo
11-30
25c
5%
on
80c
80c
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Stores (quar.)
4.60%
the
11- V
12- 3
10-2 >
(quar.)
A
11-15
20c
4.45%;
(dividend payment omitted at this time)
10-15
30c
20c
beneficial
Red
from
—
11-15
12-17
11-15
11- 1
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
10-31
Inc.
11-15
Light
&
Power
Milk
52c
90c
McCord
1'-1.
35c
.
Sugar Associates—
Common
1
12-15
12-
131'Ac
Ltd.—
(quar.)u_,
Rayonier,
1
Sound
11-15
______
directors'
common stock
17c
$1.25
32c
$15c
>,
*
1
securi-
a
10-*.l
10-3110-31
——,—,
4%
Class
(quar.)___;__
Bradstreet.
10-20
12-
12V2c
30c
$1
'
—
approved
Markets,
Macco
Ltd.—
Mfg.
split
to
Manitoba
_____
Cloth,
&
Lynch
stock."
(quar.)_____
Inc.,
9
Corp.—
Louisville
+
B
common
preference
&
Wire
pref.
Radiation,
—$1.26
Lexington Trust Fund
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co.
83Ac
.
Quinte
11- 9
(quar.)_—10c
10-21
Tool
Stockholders
Lor? in
(quar.)___
Puget
11-
32c
12'/2c
Telephone (quar.)—
(Pnila.i (quar.)_:
posal
•
Corp.,
11-26
11-39
35'/4C
Corp.
11-19
—
(quar.)
L'd.
Apparel
Crosse
li-■15
proposal
Investment
L'AigJon
12-■15
87'Ac
preferred
31 Vac
$1
11-15
.11-15
11-15
12-14
(quar.)—_____________
(quar.)
(quar.)_____———
preferred A (quar.)
5%
investment
of
25c
83c
$1.12'/2
—
$1.50
Island
net
10-2;»
11- .3,
11- 3
Service Co. of New Mexico—
for-two
Stock
11-20
11-20
5c
Hampshire
12- 1
12-34
(quar.)____
(initial)
A
Lemaie
to in¬
crease
the company's authorized capital
stock in preparation
for a two-for-one
split of the common shares and an of¬
fering of preferred
11-26
$1
class
Corp.,
Lehmarr
5
New
62V2C
Quarterly
La
of
Co.
Common
12-10
10-2 t
11-15
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
12-10
15c
'•
10-2%<
11-15
(quar.)
preferred
4.50%
Public
5
$1
gains)—
11-19
(quar.)———————————
a
11-16
11-12
class
$$1.25
(lie
from
distribution
special
10-23
Investment Trust, Inc —
Quarterly from net investment income
approved
from
11-
•
Diversified
Stockholders
a
(26c
1
(Boston).——
Dodge Manufacturing Co.-—
S-2"
realized
Knox
B
Service
11-30
11- 1
tl2l/2c
——______
12-
A
(quar.)
Class
i>Public
25c
5%
—
3.35%
:
10- 30
$1.75
Delta
12-
12-14
(quar.)
7c
(quar.)
11-30
Ltd,_______—
Rhode
tl7%c
preferred
common
12-17
12- 1
12- 3
25c
—
(quar.)
Canada,
of
11-■20
—
Common
:
25c
$5.05
(quar.)
10-26
35c
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.l___
Kings County Lighting (quar.)
Kings
County Trust (Brooklyn, N, Y.)—-
Lancaster
—
Co.,
9
—
Corp.,
common
preferred
Inc..
10-
—
Mills,
Acceptance
Noncumulative
10-31
Co,
of
Co.
and
"■'*
^
3
10-31
10-26
12V2c
—
(quar.)
net
11-9
$2.02
and
Machines
Harvester, com.,
Corp.
"Series
N
—
(quar.)
dividend
Cosmos
Credit
Co.
11-15
2-
11-15
5c
2%
12'/2c
(quar.)
Products,
11-10
quar.)
Year-end
11-15
10-22
933Ac
Machine—
Cooper Tire & Rubber
Copper
"
10-31
(quar.)—___
common
&
1
Co.—
Paper
(quar.)
Foundry
]2-
security
______
Continental
12-10
V
28c
(quar.)_
Poloron
Ltd.—
11c
Mutual
1-15
——
dividend
11-10
J22V2C
10-22,
10-23
10-23.
11-1 >
H-13
11-15.
11- 3
l'Ac
Rubber
Stock
3l%c
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Keystone
I»come
Common
1-15
25c
Inc.
($1.90
from
Water
Quarterly
25c
(quar.)
A
Plymouth
40c
r
_________________________
Trust
Kellogg
12-14
\
2-1-57
60c
(quar.)_
class
paper,
Fund,
$1.1°%
(quar.)
Carbon
Locks
11-15
(quar.)
com.
,
11-12
11-23
10-31
35%c
income
Investors
11-16
1-2-57
10C
preferred
il2V2c
11-3")
10-29
11-.1
11- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12-17
.
$1.25
50c
1
Fund
Investors
12-12
(monthly)
Columbian
12-17
12-10
$2
20c
25c
$1.25
$1.20
40c
,
dividend
Stock
dividend
Stork
10-22
(monthly)
Combined
75c
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical,
$5
preferred (quar.).
$4.80
preferred
(quar.)
Plymouth Oil (quar.)
15c
Foundation
Business
International
12-14
75c
(quar.)
Common
4'/2%
11-30
7',#
prelerred (fluar.)
(International Rps'stance Co. (quar.)--__
International
Utilities, common (ouar.)____
$1.40
convertible preferred
(quar.)____—
10-19
30-31
Common
A
15c
:_
(quar.)
(increased
RR.
profits)
International
Intertype
$1.25
(monthly)
1
-
B (quar.)
5% preference
Securities
investment
1
jties
(quar.)____
com.
Central
Institutional
(Mass.)—
(quar.)
Power,
1
11-
5
A
Inc.,
(quar,)
preference series A (quar.)
Power Co.,
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
^
11-30
?~c
____.
4%
11-2
11-15
preferred
Foods,
5%
'
$3.50
11-
12-
-
(year-end)
Corp.
$$1
10-23
11-30
,40c.
(quar.)—A
common
12- 5
Extra
11-15
$1.2 J
(quar.)..,
Co.,
11- 7
Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd.—
Quarterly
10-31
22 '/2 C
^
(quar.)
Trencher
Colgate-Palmolive
10-15
Phillips-Jones Corp., common
5%
preferred (quar.)_
J25c
11-33
56 'Ac
—
Cleveland
Petrolite
130c
11-1
40c
Trust
Year-end
12- 7
11-15
7%
11-2)
"11-23
Pennsylvania Bankshares & Securities—
12-22
12-1
1
11-2)
12- 1
12- 1
$1.90
(quar.)
$2
class A (quar.)
Pulp & Paper, class A
$1.41
preferred
(quar.)__.
5.70%
preferred C (quar.)
5%
preferred A (quar,)___
7V;
preferred
Company, Ltd.,
Drilling,
Ltd.__:
11-15
350c
Chicago_Great Western Ry. (stock dividend)
City Auto Stamping (quar.)
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Ry.—5 %
preferred
(quar.
(J. F.)
Idaho
1947)
4.68%
$1.75
f
A
10-31
Ji
(quar.)
(quar.)
(series
9- 7
11-
12-15
2V«
10t12
9- 7
12-15
57'/2c
58'/2c
(quar.)
10-12
1111- T
10-1)
11-20
11-15
11-30
11- 1
2%
(quar.)
common
15c
class
41-15
tSl.O'j-
Co.,
dividend
preferred
Extra
11-20
Fruit
Stock
4.60%
1
Hudson
;
preferred
Penn
11-15
(quar.)
10-31
-_
(quar.)
Cherry-Burrell Corp. common
4%
preferred
(quar.)
'*'•
10-20
11-
—_
10-31
60c
Service
1
12-10
30c
11-15
" $1.12 V'a
Estate
11-
11-15
i$1.25 2-15-57
310c
quar.)
Public
Co.
10-20
56'/4C
.____
11-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
Real
1
(quar.)_______
12- 3
11-30
12-20
Central & South West Corp. (increased quar.)
Central
Gas, common
lOc
325c
332 V2C
—
(s-a)
pfd.
pfd.
11-
10"2J
10-20
10-23
'
83Ac
tic
25c
83Ac
35c
Paymaster
7V2c
2
i—
5%
37V2c
Drugs (Kansas City)—
participating preference (quar.)
Consolidated Mines, Ltd
Peerless Insurance (New Hampshire) (quar.)
Hires
Electric—
(increased
Common
4.50%
Co..
10-20
tlZVaC
11-
(quar.)
Gas
Foundry
Central
1
:
11-15
______
(quar.)
Electric
Central
class
32c
—
L*d.
Ltd.,- 4'A%
30-22
11-
50c
31.Cc
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dock,
&
the
on
(increased)
Co.,
(quar.)
11-1
(Charles E.) Co. (quar.)
Holopbane Co., Ire.
Hormel (George A.p & Co., com. (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)_
1
(quar.)__
common
10-22
(interim)__!_
7
,
!
common
10-24
Parkview
1
30c
,
B
Hi-Tower
10-23
10-22
10-25
11-
NortnweSi.—
12-
(quar.)___:.
common
(quar.)
Ltd.,
1
11-15
J25o%
,
Ltd.,
11-
10-22
1
10-17
11-1
59c
1-2-57
325c
.
_
preference
Hartz
10-23
1
10-17
10617
t$1.12'/2
preferred
59c;-
(increased quar.)
com.
common
Oil
Class
9-18
1
1111-
10-17
10-17
10-27
__
Hancock
11-
$1.50
Foils
Canada
B
Extra
10-24
11-26
(quar.)
Terminal
$1
$1
10-27
10-27
(accum.)__
(quar.)
Cotton,
Ltd. (quar.)
preferred (q' ar.)
Hammond Organ Co. (quar.)
12c
Bulolo
Bush
2-1.3
10-23
1-10
10-26
10-20
10-20
10_2J
preferred
30c
Gold Dredging,
Ltd
Burlington Steel, Ltd. (quar.)
Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25 pfd;
10-17
common
$1.06'/4
3-1-57
Oswego Falls Corp. (quar.)—
35c
11-10
Pabst Brewing Co.
(reduced)—.—
—
10c 1-31-57
Pacific Gas & Electric Co., 6% 1st pfd. (quar.)"
37'/2c
11-15
5'/2%
1st preferred (quar.),
34%c
11-15
5% 1st preferred (quar.)___
31'/4c
11-15
4.80% 1st preferred (quar.)
30c
11-15
4.50% 1st preferred (quar.)
28Vsc
11-15
4.36%
1st preferred
(quar.)
27'Ac
11-15
Parker
(S. C.) & Co., 40c pfd.
(qura.)
10c
11- 1
omitted at this ame ).
o'r
invest, inc.)__
from
10-27
(quar.)
Chemical,
$4
Hamilton
20c
_
(quar.
11-1 J
preferred
4'/4%
29c
•_
Interstate
Gulf
capital
Fund
(Payments
Telecasting,
Class
un¬
and
long-term
Gross
?0c
Boston
12-10
5%
15c
Co.
Class B
i
Olin-Mathieson
.a
were
11-1 i
10-13
11-13
11-1 ;
$1.14
25c
12'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
common
10-19
25c
-(quar.)
Great Northern Railway (inci'eased quar.)
Great West Coal, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
62'/2C
(quar.)
Eelyea
&
Co.
Co.,
11-20
25c
Union
12- 1
10-31
11-30
11-30
:
11-20
34c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
and class B stocks
10-31
50c
dividend
1
Extra
Grand
2%
10-1)
10-1)
12-1
15'Ac
tne
11-
f57
undistributed
of
11-1
11-13
>
10-31
Co
1
.12- 4
" 12-
3414c
Co., $8 preferred (quajr,)__
Inc., 7% pfd. (quar.)__.
1
11-73
j
11-1
20c
$1.25
Wire
&
Match
common
1
12-13
Steel
(quar.)
3ic
1
12-13
Northwestern
Stock
10-2
11-30
$1
Brake
Leather
K
pfd.
12-
50 c
10-f ?
H-
40c
Co
Air
Edison, $4.56 preferred
$1.50
4'/;;%
12-
50c
Process
York
Ohio
(quar.)
12-
_3;_
11- 1
17c
.
Vac
(quar.)
New
Ohio
:
59c
.10-26
10-31
15c
11-16
;
p d.
$1.083/4
10-31
10-31 i,
11-15
2'/2c
(interim)
(quar.)
Co.
11-15
Corp.—
(quar.)
12-10
shares ordinary.,—
Co.
preferred
Shipbuilding
11-30
_______________________
Telephone
10-26
10-2,1
10c
series
&
11-16.
;
preferred (quar.)
General Tin Investments, Ltd.
._
stock
Steel
10C
(quar.)—
Co.
10-31.
11- 2
11-15
10c
(quar.)
11-30
35c
25c
12-17
(quar.}_
Industries,
,
12-13
10-13,
lO-KF.
10-31-
3%
(Bait.)
(quar.)
12-10
4.80%
■_
(quar.)
11-23
___________________
Baking
General
____
Corp.
(quar.)
Mutual
Ridge
11-
(quar.
of 3lVac
l'Ac from inc.)____
plus
12-10
National
Inc.—
4'/2%
common
American
Ltd.
Co.,
12-21
General Cigar Co.
"A"
Commercial
Barymin
Ltd.,
12-*5
30c
Funds,
class A
preferred
(quar.)
Insurance
Series
New
______________
J.)
Service
1
j.
(quar.)
1-2-57
:
Wood
12-
(quar.).
RR.
11-16
30c
ordinary
GaumpntiBritish Pictures,
15c
Co.
11-28
_
(quar.)
Gar
General
Preferred
10-31
(quar.)
Securities—
Stock
17c 1-16-57
Cement
Life
Casket Co.
11-16
6%
(quar.)—
com.
dividend
11-16
(quar.)
—
Gas
Corp.
Atlantic
National
Portland
Stock
60c
preferred A (quar.)_.
28c
(quar.)__
Atlantic
10-19
Ohio
ispecial)
:
(special)__
(special)
series (special)—-.
Co.,
(increased)
com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)'
Products
&
$1.50
1-2-57
5
40c
Extra
Gals
;
7%
^
prererred
Blue
1
12-
11-
redemption.
(quar.)
$4.35
/
for.
Co.,
$2.36
$2.50
pfd.
conv.
called
Service
preferred
$3
new
being
Public
$1.10
Athey
12-
Monumental
11-
1
National
series
Class AA
Company
prior
,
Extia
1
62
,
1%
prior pfd.
being merged
with ar.d
into White Sewing Machine Corp.
Each
com.
share to be exchanged .or 3/10tLs
of
7
30c
Apex Electric Mfg.,
Above
11-
com
10-19
20c
(special)
Brush,
11-
5
5
11-28
_________
Ltd.,
Co.,
(A.
11-
34";,C
(quar.)
Animal
5%
Utilities
11-21
(s-a)
Missouri
11-
40c
series
25c
J.)__i
(N.
common
(quar.)
preferred
Income
37'/2c
Works,
preferred
20%
11-15
11-15
683/4c
series
Common
Preferred
:_
pfd.
11-
11-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
series
.Bond
—
4.40%
(quar.)
12-15
12-15
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Custodian
Frelman
J2c
N.
i
American Water
5Vz%
Franklin
5
preferred
11-15
Stov.es, Ltd.—
Motor
12-21
(quar.)
Insurance
(Special)
American
Ford
11-15
40c
(quar.)
American
Stock
B
11-15
20c
Corp.
$4.60
1-10-57
11-15
11-10
$1.10
1- 2
$1.15
1- 2
35c
11- 1
$1.25
11- 1
50c
11-30
32'/2c
Mississippi Valley Public Service,
5% preferred (quar.)
.
Bearings Inc. (quar.)
Mortgage Association—
partic. class A
Class
1
10c
Enka
Mississippi Power Co.,
'
,
62l/2c
^
11-29
15c
(quar.)__
.
Bower
Stock
Bank
5%
1
12-20
10-31.
10-23 -
3%
25c
divd.)_
(stock
(quar.)..
35c
A
quar.)
Extra
11-30
11-13
t50c
(s-a)__:_
(quar.
11-
-125c
.
.
(quar.i
Tiling
American
-
Corp.
5
Year-end
American
Ferro
11-13
_______________________________
12-
t56c
__
preferred
Monthly
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Encaustic
Federal
10-31
"10-15
11-28
Inc.
Co.
Minneapolis Gas Co.
4c
Co.
Federal-Mogul
.11-15
10-25
12-
25c
Controls,
Piping
Payable of Re<u
Share
6c
Insurance
2
53c
11-
11-21
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
1
11-
Midwest
11-16
12-13
20c
;
(quar.)
preferred
2
.
(quar.)
Airlines,
conv.
American
5V2%
10-29
Micro-Moisture
9
30c
(quar.)
11-
11-14
7
15
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
12-
15c
Corp.—
11-
11-10
A___
(quar.)
(increased
preferred
tfiOc
Canada,
preferred
Common
11-14
10c
(quar.)__
preferred
Fedders-Quigan
9-29
50c
(quar.)
—A
12-10
1
Co.
(reduced)
Co..
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Cast Steel
11-15
10-15%
Bros.
Co.
,2.;c
Corp.
;
Mills,
3
Gas
Extra
5%
Year-end
Allied
12-
of Rec.
12-21
JlOc
River
Farmer
11-15
17 Vic
Holders
Extra
Fall
Inc.—
A
Inc.
Radio
1
10c
(quar.)
Americana.,
preferred
12-
Rubber
&
Mills, common (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
Falconhridge Nickel Bridge, Ltd.
of Rec.
25c
Hose
4'/2%
Holders
Payable
When
Payable
$5
Eilanger
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
When
Per
-
Corp.
Elgin National Watch
Empire Southern Gas
an¬
payments previ¬
Per
Paper
Share
»
Name of Company
,
Eddy
Dividend announcements
'
A.-,
DIVIDENDS
tables.
(1691)
49)
10-31
y
16
(1692)
The
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
us
based
increase compared with
an
Week
at
Pennsylvania—Altoona
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Oct. 20, clearings for all
$25,353,038,122 against $22,550,304,538 for the
there is
gain for the week ending Friday of 11.9%.
a
1955.
in
BY
York
New
Chicago
St.
San
1,037,000.000
1,026,000,000
9.9
3,688,373
3,951,255
6.109,452
__;
6,593,276
3,908,575
—10.0
3,258.342
3,816,411
8,384,746
—19.2
7,525,323
8,287,630
14,181,071
15,898,142
—10.8
14.422,882
13,006,401
6,079,060
14,636,230
—58.5
10,280,183
11,988,886
Total
(11
997,288,763
1,116,319,116
—16.6
<1,092,627,652
1,084,341,802
$10,813,643,860^^-*11.9
—
+
•
cities)
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
+
23.2
Cincinnati
720,692,313
+
14.2
Cleveland
439,651,860
433,178,852
i
1.5
419,800,000
410,900,000
.
2.2
675.231,000
673,859,638
Oblo—Canton
11,601,137
12,580,513
7.8
10,410,828
9,327,467
263.624.985
246,528,589
6.9
234.518,149
241,064,311
523,704,679
539,769,804
3.0
456,362,382
499,485,557
57,622,900
54,272,000
6.2
48,954,300
50,754,300
11,859,593
11,656,006
1.7
9,266,587
14,288,813
319,597,763
13,673.988
4.5
10.391,688
12,323,409
386,473,255
17.3
334.984,883
367,925,544
1,202,299,870
;
1,264,954,155
5.0
1,084,888,817
1,190,106,581
Columbus
Pittsburgh
3,850,525
6,571,800
3,521,330
___;
Jersey—Trenton
1,291,000,000
Francisco
1,804.9645,062,277
4.5
Delaware—Wilmington
26.6
_.
5,002,901
—
6,776,300
822,839,642
City
1,800,911
2,065,238
—10.0
,
Wilkes-Barre
+
Louis
1,505,753
2.9
1,051,000,000
3,470,771
6,868,976
1.591,000,000
Kansas
+ 12.0
946.000.000
.
1,106,369,2tp
Boston
1,769,205
—27.6
4,828,575
6,036,820
"
ding
1,400,440,940
:
.
$
2.029,791
%
1955
$12,104,372,064
;
_
2,070.981
2,132,322
Scran ton
TELEGRAPH
1956
'$
2.047,728
York
Our comparative summary for
1953
1954
8.1
—
2,071,397
»■
Philadelphia
Rea
New
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
13—
Dec. %
4.368,817
Chester
At this center
the week follows:
Week Ended Oct. 20—
Oct.
Inc. or
$
1.903,313
Lancaster
Our preliminary totals stand
week
same
Ended
1955
$
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
12.4% above those of the corresponding week last year.
Monday, October 22, 1956
District—Pbiladalplila—
Pre¬
year ago.
Bethlehem
of the country,
...
1956
a
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
+
Mansfield
Youngstown
£
•__
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
0.2
544,821,569
463,946,366
+ 16.2
Cleveland
*700,000,000
616.813,119
+ 13.5
Baltimore
435,276,424
374,418,100
+ 16.3
$19,133,433,508
$16,910,021,511
+ 13.1
5.216,337,178
4,700,235,855
+ 11.0
9,225,993
•
Total
(7
_C
cities)
Fifth Federal Reserve District—RichmondTen
cities, five days.
Other cities, five
days.
west
Virginia—Huntington
Total
$21,610,257,366
1,003,267,436
940,047,172
day
one
4.3
19.322,000
18,979,000
2.6
200,439,569
189,802,296
South
Carolina—Charleston
4,006,308
4,617,573
air cities
for
week
$22,550,304,538
$25,353,033,122
+
6.7
8,232,775
0.8
6,186,962
6,689,046
278,877,350
308,344,791
9.6
283,696,514
240,426,618
District of
+ 12.7
8,350,908
Maryland—Baltimore
$24,349,770,686
cities,
4.4
21,088,000
217,879,399
3,946.556
Richmond
All
4,128,842
21,986,039
212,183,467
Virginia—Norfolk
137,141,040
136,111,646
0.8
122.327,919
118,955,820
662,505,360
695,835,453
4.8
636,590,537
578,859,08fi!
Columbia—Washington-
Total
+ 12.4
(6
cities)
•Estimated.
Sixth Federal Reserve District—/
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
in
issue
our
ends
of
next
week.
We
furnish
cannot
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
them
today, inasmuch as the
the
13.
For
that
week
the whole country
same
week in
this
at
the New
York
was
decrease
a
Outside of this city there
showing
Reserve
there
decrease
a
Districts
Reserve
in
of
which
District
of
gain of 2.8%.
a
of
Reserve District by
larger by 3.3%.
1.0%, in
a
the
group
cities
16.0%
and
in
the
note
we
show
totals
a
that in
decline
smaller by 5.0%
are
loss of
14.9%
Reserve District there
and
in
the
is
San
an
improvement
Francisco
6,713,480
5,423,153
153,042,368
140,109,049
Alabama—Birmingham
159,753,768
186,248,838
+
7.3
201,037,209
160,654,786
13,663,129
+
2.3
Mobile
13,975,400
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Total
(10
Grand
we
furnish
a
Oct.
_
_
York
13-
OF
BANK
$
12
__.
—
ciUoa
Philadelphia
_11
-
7
6th Richmond
6
10
.
Chicago
Indiana—Fort
_
17
_
Minneapolis
11th
_
Total
-
9
-
-10
New
York
City
now
We
1955
$
762,284,032
10,075,881,338
Inc.
Dec.
1954
or
%
Terre
Des
add
our
997,288,763
1,116,319,116
1,202,299,870
1,264,954,155
Raoids
1.7
9,332,107,794
8,715,754,891
—16.6
1,092,627,652
1,084,341,802
5.0
1,084,888,817
—
662,505,360
695,835,453
1,104,342,355
1,068,881,885
1,200,403,579
1,410,900,713
763,669,679
.
mmtim
4.8
636,590,537
3.3
1,015,862,605
—14.9
1,245,491,969
720,57ft.,288
735,665,631
—
576,075,414
560,380,539
+
2.8
524,109,276
622,590,364
616,609,844
+
1.0
576,757,871
1,792,774
950,542,275
7,329,471
15,373,504
.6.1
16.231,430
—KT.7
8.879,381
8,799,581
6,820.831
+ 11.3
5.914,039
5,967,753
1,410,900,713
—14.9
1,245,451,969
1 1,286,589,082
1.1
218,783,069
167,880,797
3,505,813
763,669,679
10,751,885
9,622.196
387,187,632
373,434,306
139,145,570
11,752,959
10,170.688
5.1-6,980
5,164,733
7,689,385
8,285,174
11,137,990
14,557,872
576,075,414
•_•
Paul
560,380,539
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
19,963,662,906
3.1
18,361,749,323
17,702,220,645
10,316,930,995
4,7
9,426;307,912
—
+
347.700,000
371,500,000
8.9
198,965,335
204.755,703
8.0
171.392,843
156,525,234
—18.1
2,518,110
2,884,694
0.4
720,576,288
735,665,631
—
+
—
+ 11.7
8,484,150
8,514,461
+
3.7
359,841,490
354,767,307
+
2.3
116.754,933
127.096,539
+ 15.6
9,915,337
8,680,438
0.6
5,497,893
4.776,681
7.2
7,662,880
G.204,415
—23.5
15,952,593
12,862,767
2.8
524,109,276
523,802,608
9,378,390,211
—
each
Montana—Billings
:
Helena
Total
city and for
cities)
(7
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Nebraska—Fremont
$
Inc. or
Dec. %
1954
ft
S
Omaha-.
—
1,4
2.464,775
2,778,377
8,312,039
2.7
7,446,100
6.433,264
602,546,068
—13.4
527,397,241
507.460,832
3,548,215
—15.2
3,332,593
3,248,809
1,509,695
3,500,286
13,387,415
9,950,659
33,437,159
+
+ 25.0
1,336,946
7,118,125
9.689,680
146,759,989
145,097,723
157,266,527
151,032,3 91
—
2.8
10,967,783
11,822.533
—
7.2
26,352,519
404,273,462
395,760,409
13,317.351
7,057,344
—
3,651,663
7,252,525
13,353,130
13,019,440
____;
Joseph
Springs
_
—
Pueblo
(at
cities)
(9
—
—
—
—
9.1
£.6
8,845,214—
29,747,389
8,948,446
35,020,699
22,251,838
—11.6
17,897,530
16.725,113
24,531,400
57,761,000
—57.5
22,655,200
36,254,300
2,020,8b0
2,597,347
—22.2
2,511,707
762,284,032
—16.0
640,639,488
10.187,326
Forth
11,697,360
409,546,169
385,894.985
40,401,983
Dallas
37,611,336
Worth
636,905,955
+ 11.9
2,944,163
3,563.730
9,616,731,911
38.480.594
36,716.757
24.781,810
22,285.199
56,208.024
360,750,290
363,383.859
3,7
13.090,679
13,737,246
2.7
7,050,631
4.134,052
+
—
—
+
1.0
(a)
576,757,871
3,788,777
585,237,214
8.479,000
Total
14,204,663
8,853,518
+
6.1
368,846,809
377,868,218
+
7.4
34,445,695
32.494,316
6,570.000
+29.1
6,031,166
7,097.095
—15.0
5,132,245
6,028,311
14,931,877
—11.4
14,517,775
12,411,322
487,875,818
463,802,703
5.2
443,865,187
445,127,685
.
cities)
(6
—12.9
13,230,174
Falls—
Wichita
Washington—Seattle
65,640,731
2,859,258
24 398.892
21.571,459
2.2
+
+
6,718,000
7,442,000
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
131.490,740
■
Galveston—
Louisiana—Shreveport
District—^New York73,456,765
26,477,252
Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Eleventh
rexas—Austin
2,052,388
640,292,877
616,609,844
9,533,587
+10.6
la)
622,590,364
11,430,020
1,146,315
3,394,680
4.7
City
_
.
1,563,607
0.6
985.712
808,403
5,3
-
Colorado—Colorado
Total
844,748
—20.0
—
13,814,538
Kansas—Topeka
St.
+16.0
925,341
9,175,115
29,156,416
—
Missouri—Kansas
3.082,311
971.759
740,419
"
1953
+
8,692,937
u_,
Lincoln
1955
+
—
City-
1,127,476
Hastings——L:
Oct, 13
Wichita-—
Syracuse
373,500,000
199,297,195
181,308,236
142,358^583
Minneapolis
St.
North
9.524.887,676
cities >
.
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis—
South
2,878,559
Jersey
'17,098,003
+
10,156,322
Minnesota—Duluth
585,237,214
3,107,834
(10
1,689,840
760,975,930
445,127,685
Blmlra
New
15.708,756
7,411,616
—
cities)
(4
1,001,762,305
Jamestown
Total
Total
443,865,187
94,666.678
Jersey—Newark
38,697,466
16,157,649
908.406,451
2,870,499
1,043,231,839
(a)
Northern
5,558,107
38,506,567
1.4
377,500,000
2.4
Buffalo
Connecticut—Stamford
5,686,553
3.1
3.1
—
—16.6
——
5.2
Blnghamton
New
Louis
+
19,679,031
Rochester
+ 16.2
—
1,200,403,579
+
30,216,639
New York
3,936,517
107,632,525
.
—20.4
9,068,998
cities)
(17
463,802,703
1,887,749
York—Albany
9.809,177
4,133,787
104.352,933
0.2
7,590,915
1,164.143,449
9,047,875
New
0.7
1,681,222
16,056,280
487,875,818
3,479,392
Stoond Federal Reservo
76,299,000
7,932,464
8,941,611
'-.mmmm—wmmmmmmm—
__
1,192,009,916
12,754,639
cities).
9,941,135
78.831,000
1,029,706,566
H
fiprlngfield
(12
10,325,011
4.1
918,067,803
it
:
Island—Providence
0.4
5.2
578,859,088
•>'.
3,347.148
Hampshire—Mancuester
10,119,892
9,068,998
-
_
Tennessee—Memphis-.
Illinois—Quincy
523,802,608
+
it
River__
Haven
16,970,013
10,453,463
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1,2867589,082
0.4
—
521.751,774
Worcester
—
—
2.111,136
18,279,455
2.9
819,433,656
'
mm mm mm rnmmm
•*«» m> —
it
3,038,172
Connecticut—Hartford
+
—
2,260,330
0.9
1,402,185
mmmmm,
Kentucky—Louisville—
it
$
New Bedford
16,653,693
—
3 2
II
~
Lowell
6,966.025
47,333,785
16,137,500
Decatur
1,190,106,581
—
8,538,178
Total
8.096,090
45,892,229
__
Missouri—St,
District—Boston
Portland
■few
122,190.651
Illinois—Bloomington
II
1956
Massachusetts—Boston
Rhode
4,848,988
121,915,525
+
—
••
Clearings at—
First Federal Reserve
79,610,000
10,386,900
—
$
636,905,955
detailed statement
showing the figures for
Maine—Bangor
11,194,153
9.848,165
4.815,905
City
_
12,317,514
82,911,000
__
Moines
Sioux
2,965,575
21,978,834
11,151,683
Haute
Iowa—Cedar
1953
$
640,639,488
Week Ended
New
2,871,514
22.179,316
_
_
Chicago
—16.0
the week ended Oct. 13 for four
years:
Fall
918,067,803
Wayne
Bend
9,825,291,157
0
_
—
__
Outside
1,015,862,605
7
19,350,178,833
-
Francisco
__
7
_
City
Dallas.
12th San
J
Arbor
Indianapolis
South
Reserve
It
8th St. Louis
10th Kansas
3.3
+
CLEARINGS
760,975,930
6th Atlanta
9th
640,292,877
9,903,518,587
_.
4th Cleveland
7th
1,068,881,885
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
1956
Week Ended
3rd
125,706,412
11,963,619
Total
2nd New
866,182
160,771,857
Springfield
SUMMARY
Boston
768,957
+ 17.1
1^04,342,355
Rapids
Rockford
lat
7.6
1993^09,630
cities)
794,103
170,364,255
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
Peoria
following
10,829,509
11,156,367
73JL802
Orleans
Michigan—Ann
District of 2.4%.
In the
7,849,641
7,780,915
6.9
0.4
0.4%, but the Minneapolis Reserve District* regis¬
Kansas City
27.7
+
and
and
106,860,746
331,800,000
6,433,393
Wisconsin—Milwaukee-.
a
27,968,325
103,398,611
344,400,000
170,138,334
of
Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
—
5,990.871
the
to
8,160,230
26,792,841
6.3
0.5
+
170,762,724
4.8%, but in the Atlanta Reserve District thp
the Dallas Reserve District of 5.2%
5,900,144
Macon
Lansing
the
The Chicago Reserve District records
In,the
according
located and from this
are
0.1
27,071,479
113,508,124
Florida—Jacksonville
loss of 4.7%, the bank clearings
(including this city)
the St. Louiss Reserve District of'
ters
was
We
v
372,500.000
Augusta
has to be estimated.
3.1%, the aggregate clearings for
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
in the Richmond
are
1.3%.
they
1.7%, in the Boston Reserve District
trict of 16.6%.
of
27,062,409
106,398,517
374.200,000
Georgia—Atlanta
having amounted to $19,350,178,833 against $19,963,662,906 in the
1955.
center
Federal
totals
cases
statement, however, which we present further below,
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
we are
Oct.
elaborate detailed
anta—
Tennessee—Knoxville
Nashville
not available at time of going to press.
are
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In
week
23.140,451
65,029,268
60,651,735
75.479,130
9,903.518,587
10,075,881,338
'
—
189,193.087
Yakima
65,792,953
61,959.927
4,852,597
4,759.078
—28.0
119.946,228
127.083,522
0.7
2,961,028
2,760,432
San
2,921,149
San
Jose
—12.8
Utah—Salt
Lake
-^California—Long
Beach
2,512,749
8,935,441,411
8,323,830.434
+
4.8
34.157,731
27,613,280
11.2
19,611,440
+
5.4
22,438,935
57,860,153
161,390,597
175,144,095
6,037,807
6.081,139
3.4
190,170,403
183,726,546
+
1.1
72,938,842
64,924 090
59.648.290
+ 11.3
19.198.545
—11.5
15.636,713
15,165.384
2.7
541,657,492
500,683,166
29,152,956
:
1
Barbara
24,803.143
601,572.340
24,781,373
+17.6
21,537,874
17.924,348
+
21,407,173
21,952,174
13,340.862
—13.6
4.1
—
16,991,157
30.291,847
+
Santa
82,432 525
+
—13.9
617,795,295
Pasadena
1.3
203,003,703
83,288,792
City
6,804,925
196,073,529'
.
Francisco
+
181,754,205
5,859,474
Oregon—Portland
—
19,766,462
Total
Grand
—19.7
66,532,569
63.392,888
1.7
9,332,107,794
8,715,754,891
—
8,044,123
Outside
(10
total
New
cities)
(109
York
•Estimated,
cities)
City
(a) Clearings
6,766.031
12,938,223
Stockton
13,026,659
+18.9
6,013,196
5,306,109
—
0.2
11.441,742
10.855,254
1,192-,009,916
1,164,143,449
+
2.4
1,048,231,839
1,001,702,305
19,350,178,833
19,963,662,906
—
3.1
18,361.749,323
17.702,220,645
9,825,291,157
10,316,530,935
—
4.7
9,426,307,912
9,378,390,211
operations
discontinued.
Number 5579/... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
"*
Volume 184
(1693)
Stock Record
New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
luue for PriTfni
STOCKS
Tear 1955
377/s Oct
48% Jan
Oct
9
45% Apr
101% Oct
18
1093/i Feb
12 % Oct
3
143/g Jan
ABC
Aug 25
55
Oct
1
67% Jan
ACF
Industries
79
6
Aug 25
63
Sep
28
76
Jan
20
July 30
18
18
Feb
38
23% Sep
19
25% Jan
6
35% Sep
20
Apr 10
29% May 25
21% Oct
19
25% Nov
30
22
7% Mar 23
30
Jun
34% Sep
3
77% Jan
21
130
20y4 Nov
14
;14
Sf1
233/4 A
20
Dec
9
30% Jan
1
12 y8 Oct
108
4"
4 °h
5%
ACF-Wrigley
2
Acme
4
Adams
4
July 17
15% Oct
15
22 3/aJan
3
19
16% Oct
12
41 y4 Dec
363/8 Feb
9
50% Aug
21
2
Mar 15
157
Dec
22
136
Feb
9
187
Aug
Dec
28
170
Jan
5
156
Jan
27
163
Mar 14
29
6
Jan
20
3
17% Oct
11
109% Jan
7
26% Mar 30
117
Aug
July
18
9
4J/4 Feb
6
Oct
16
Alco
117»/2 Jan
19
18
Jan
6
28% July 25
17% Oct
2
23»/2 Feb
6
80
Jan
3
913/4 Aug
80% Oct
11
883/2 Jan
23
7% Jan
26
11
7% Jan
23
209 % Jan
3
326
Jun
3
2413/2 Sep
14
2413/a Sep
122
Mar 14
170
Jun
24
Jun
18
160
Jan
23
Jan
117
Nov"!
May
4
58'/8 Sep 13
104
107 3/a Oct
4
1173/4 Mar 27
5
July 12
134
30.
4
7
20% Aug 26
93
Jan
20
19
Jan
3
1223/4 July
6
25% Dec 30
34
Dec
22
14% Jan
40
92
31% Oct
63-3/4 jun
94% Jan
98
89
11
Oct
110
Sep
34% Aug
1343/4 Apr
26
41
1
55% May 12
72'% Jan
18
15
/Allied
363/8 Apr
23
1
*56% Jan
4
15
973/4 Jan
3
2% Nov
16
34
Jan
Apr
17
82
Feb
14
9
39
5
Sep
14
39
Apr
Jan
3
30
913/2 Jan
91% Feb
23
62
July 27
22
29y8 Jun
0
139% Jun
13
36
100
Feb
110
19
126
10
36
Feb
7
963% Oct
17
108
Jan
26
8
31
May 31
Nov
14
27 '% Mar
72
Nov
21
64
14 Va Jan
33 Va Jan
Jan
22y4 Mar 30
6
42% Dec
6
261/4 Mar 16
Sep
1
9
2
115
6,100
23
23
23%
23
23'/8
22%
23
23'/a
23'/a
5,900
25
25'%
25 3/2
24%
24%
*24'%
*24'%
24%
135
July 25
18
33»/2
18% Jan
17
21 »/2 Mar
8
6 >/a Oct
11
93/4 Jan
3
July 15
23% Oct
43'% Aug 31
35j/2 Jan 18
47
21
53% Aug 30
48% Nov 30
Jan
19
20% Sep
38 y, May 16
16%
46%
of
Bank
Note
177
*152
165
3
3
3
3
3
18%
183/4
18'%
18%
18'%
18'%
18%
19'%
♦114»/2
115%
*114'%
115%
*114'%
115%
*114%
115%
17%
17%
173%
173/a
17%
173/a
80%
80%
80 3/8.
80%
8%
*230
310 %
*230
310 »/2
*230
310'%
*230
310'%
146
♦138
146
*132
144
*140
145
Shoe
40
3
Oct
321/a May 21
20% Jan 11
7% Mar 12
1
49 '/b Apr
2
45% Jun
18
57V8 Oct
Theatres
5%
48%
48 3/2
89
89
33
33%
Mar 15
Jan~26
Jun
27
61
Jan
23
135 3/a Dec
21
126
Jan
24
153/4 Jun
10
-34
Nov
3
15
Jan
3
20 »/2
Sep
15
American
American
Can
7%
39%
39'%
39'%
39%
39'%
110%
106'%
110%
105'%
106%
105'%
128%
128
129 3/a
125'/4
128'%
124%
125%
124'%
38
*35
38
*35
38
26%
*25'%
26
♦25'%
26
%
102 %
231/B
4'/2 7e
Dec
Co
30
16
2
99
Jan
9
15
13% Jun
1
183/s Dec
2
13
107% Feb
4
11
35% Apr
943/4 Jan
6
21
Sep
24 % Feb
7
18
273% Jan
15% May 25
100
41% Mar 16
26
61/8 July
American
5
Oct
9
7
143/4 Mar 21
102
July
9
171/4 Apr 17
173/4 Jan
3
20% Mar 14
24% Mar 16
32
Jun
1,000
96'%
96'%
*96%
98
97
97
30%
*30
30'%
30'%
30'%
*64
65
,
19%
19%
19%
102%
103
20
42
41'%
41%
f 65
41%
102%
103
*64
20%
20'%
42
103
413%
103
20
100
65
20%
14,200
42'%
4,300
104'%
1,800
42,500
23%
24%
23%
24'%
*20%
20'%
20%
20%
5'%
5%
5'%
5%
3,300
12.50
41%
42
41%
41%
40%
41%
41'%
41%
x40'%
41 %
40%
41
40'%
40'%
40%
41
40%
40'%
40'%
40'% '
27,500
1,600
Cable—/—No par
54'%
54%
54%
54'%
54'%
55%
55%
55'%
56
57%
56
56'%
57
57
56'%
56%
56%
56
56
1,300
10
30%
31
*30'%
31
*30'%
56%
31'%
*30'%
31'%
30%
30%
2,900
10
30%
30%
30'%
31
*30'%
31'%
*30'%
31'%
*30'%
31'%
*90'%
♦90'%
92
*90'%
92
*90'%
92
*90'%
92
69 %
71
71'/a
common
No par
Co
Mar 29
45 3/4 Oct
100
29%
28
29%
28'%
28%
28'%
28'%
3,200
Secur—No par
*45%
45%
♦45%
45%
*45
♦45'%
45%
Export Lines Inc
40c
Foreign Prtwer—No par
22%
23 3/8
22 '/8
22%
14»%
14%
14'%
14%
10% Jan
Jun
SS Co
Mach
&
Amer
Metal
Jan
16
American
28
2
30
Jan
27
5'%%
30
18
Apr
Co
5
American
3
American
Motors
17
American
Natural
383/2 Apr
11
28'/a Feb
0
32% Feb
29
American
News
33% Oct
16
Optical
533/4 Mar
16
7
1793/2 Jan
5
7% May 25
6
29% Jan
93/2 Jan
3
37'/2 Feb
9
721/4 Apr
40% Jan
9
American
Jun
8
54% Aug
9
Amer
Potash
&
8
24'/4 Mar 20
Amer
Rad
11
21
22
46 3/4 Aug 24
1311/2 Aug 12
433/4 Dec
42
Jan
10
120
Apr
25
393/4 Jan
19
18
82
Sep
1
59% Mar 2
.Feb
46% Mar
2
129% Mar 26
51
July 24
6%
49 % Oct
18
16
American
Storey
87
Jun
26
108
Mar 22
American
Sugar
16
134
Oct
9
146
Jan
19
14% Jan
12
20 3/4 Jan
31
13
May
2
16% Jan
16
American
1723/4 Jan
13
1873/s July 21
165
American
62% Feb
21
13J?% Jan
20
591/4 Jan
Oct
10
1871/8 Feb
1
61/2 Oct
9
7.78 Sep
10
68'/a Oct
1
84'/4 Apr
30
Ocf
3
,1451/4 Jan
27
33 '/a Oct
1
51% Jan
13
7%
10
126
10
9
Jan
6%
10 >/2
July 20
5
29
Jan
17
Preferred
6%
27
May 28
Preferred
14
23'/a Mar 13
American
Jan
23
87% Mar 1*
Anaconda
84% Sep
Anaconda
7
Anchor
Mar
351/8 Oct
20
19
7
93
Oct
11
3
32 % Jan
10
303/4 May 28
Dec"
see
26% May 29
1
page
28.
42% Apr
2
Jan
12
107
403/z Mar 13
431/2 July 11
35% Mar 19
28%
*101
13%
12
16%
*97'%
13%
13%
16%
16%
101'%
*99
35%
v—
44'%
♦99
36
34%
84
4%
5,900
51
29
28»%
101%
98'%
3,600
•11%
12'%
1,700
•97'%
98'%
14
13%
16'%
16'%
101'%
♦99
35%
35%
84
•81
45
28%
101'%
12
134%
*81
44'%
103
132'%
45
45
28'/,
•101
28%
103
28%
•101
25%.
25%
25%
25%
25'%
25%
25'%
25%
25%
*28%
29%
*28%
29%
*28%
29%
•28 %
28%
•28%
15
*1434
15%
•143/4
15'%
15%
*15
15
293,4
29%
6
6'%
6
6%
6
15'A
6
6'%
14
900
16 3/4
2,100
101'%
35%
27,500
84
45%
I,800
28 %
6,000
103
10
26
3,500
29%
15'%
300
6%
11,900
66'%
4,200
653/4
66'%
65%
30
J
30
29%
30
2,500
34'%
34
35
34%
35'A
35'%
36
47%
46'%
47
463/4
47
46%
47%
17,100
19
19%
19'%
19%
19'%
19'A
19'%
19%
24,900
158»%
158'%
No par
25
common
preferred—100
No par
156'%
156
77'%
53'%
154
&
78'%
54
155'%
♦156'%
6%
30%
78»%
159
7
30%
78'%
52 3%
53'%
1553/8
155%
*43%
45
122'%
122'%
*122 3%
123
423%
44'%
44%
44
44
50'%
*93"
50%
95
135'% T35%
15
50
95
1353%
143%
44%
50%
96
136%
15
*143/4
100
168%
jj
612
611
611
25
72%
73 >2
72 3%
73'%
100
25
127'%
com—5
93%
„—25
♦27'%
27%
25
*24%
25
common
Corp
Co
.series
Lead
7
31'%
5
Tobacco
&
Smelting—1
-50
Cable
No par
_6.25
„
353%
169'%
128
35%
10
169 3%
1273%
169%
128
*156 '/4
6%
30%
7
30%
80
79
517
159
8
153'/2
*44
*122'%
44£
50
52%
154
79'%
Clayton
& Co
Oil
Copper Mining
29%
79'/4
80'%
52'%
52%
153'%
44 3%
50%
6%
7
30%
51%
*122'%
45'%
159
153'%
45
44%
49%
154
45
44'%
123
7
1,000
53
II,100
410
45'%
45
45
50
600
150
123
50
2,900
80
154
123
45'%
80
2,000
30%
'/i
8,400
50%
4,800
500
*96
98
98
98
99%
99%
137
137
138
140
139'%
139%
520
400
*14 3/2
15
169 3/8
169:%
6%
6 IS
73%
73
127%
128
*14'%
14%
•14'%
14%
168%
169%
169%
169%
95,800
6|&
175,700
6%
73
128'%
x34'%
35'%
34%
35%
34%
93%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*27'%
27%
*27'%
*243%
6%
6|iI
73'%
73
128»%
128
128
13,100
1,240
34'%
35
»%
73%
V
34%
15,300
9%
9%
2,600
100
27%
*27'%
25%
26%
26%
25.
25
25
*25
25'%
25
25
18
18%
18
18 3/8
18'%
18%
1,800
34,500
18'%
78'%
80%
78'%
78%
77'%
78'%
80
81%
79'%
30
79'%
80
36'%
36 V2
36'%
36'%
36
36
18'%
6%
29'%
123
18
18»%
•156'%
5,200
77'%
*79
Corp
79%
78%
79'%
80
79'%
79'%
580
353%
35 '/a
35%
1,200
►95
97
•95
97
*94
97
97
•95
97
*36»%
37
36'%
363-4
*36 3/4
36%
36'%
36'%
36'%
36'%
500
10
343%
35'/4
34%
35'%
34%
33'%
33%
33'%
33%
6,200
•27»%
28'%
300
—_—14
•20%
273%
*94
35'%
100
21.80
No par
preferred
Anderson
4%
•47
134
33%
Anderson-Prichard
Andes
29
103
11%
99
*98
*81
132'%
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
$4
36'%
11%
132'%
30'%
series
Wire
65
Sep 21
1,000
4,400
47
Co
14
Aug 26
44 Vi Jan
Zinc
173/4 Feb
633/4 Feb
0
83
72
9,700
19%
133'%
5'%
51.
37'%
19%
19 3%
5'%%
6
36%
133'%
19'%
48'%
Works
3
16
6
5
*47
37%
135
34'%
Viscose
24% Apr
Jun
28%
*101
6
261% Apr
J2an
35%
16'%
101'%
84
——
28% Aug
30'/4 Jun
52'% Jan
5%
52
132'%
30
Tal & Tel Co
Water
5'%
*47
30%
preferred
American
19'%
132'%
18%
Tobacco
29% Aug 16
1
36%
19'%
-
8,000
47%
Sumatra
American
37
135
—
18,900
34
Rights
American
19'%
30'/a
1
6
30'%
131
6%
Co
——1
Refining com—100
100
preferred
14%
66'A
1
Steel Foundries
16
24
13%
No par
American
Nov
23%
14'%
6
100
1473/4 Nov
23 %
14
66
Co
Co
100
22%
14%
46
Sany common—5
noncumulative
4
23
14
67
preferred
Snuff
22%
No par
Smelt & Refg com
American
*45'%
66'%
preferred
100
Safety Razor
5
Seating Co.
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
7%
46
67%
7%
Amer
il
36 3/8
16'%
*99
14
44%
*6%
174
16%
11%
99
*81
30%
4
*13%
*44
American
21
11%
*98
13%
44
American
23
5%
52
132'%
84
6
Sep
19'%
433%
13
2
11'/4 Jan
35%
27
Feb
373%
137
*80'%
Feb
56
11%
101'%
8% Feb
6
23
16 Vs
*99
36% Jan
463/4 Jan
5'%
*49
131'%
99
13%
1
64>/2 Jan
Nov
11%
♦98
26
150
5'%
19'%
*23'%
~
Oct
46 3/4 Nov
55% Nov
5'%
36%
136
24
66'%
5
Co
Chemical
137'/4 Jan
82 3/2 Dec
19%
140%
6% Sep
177
37'%
19%
283/8 July 26
30
583/4 Feb
&
1
Gas
Std
155
583/a Sep
Apr
36%
135'%
*23 '/2
25
Corp
Co
18'/4 Oct
3
43
27% Jun
20
Co
Molasses
8% Jan
70'/4 Sep
27
com——2
convertible preferred
13
38
No par
Products
Metal
12
27
_1
100
53/4 Sep
26Oct
Co of 111
Ltd common.No par
55% Jan
131/8 Jan
1
No par
preferred
4
17
13% Jan
6
com
Metals
&
23
15
11
10
100
Fdry common—7
100
Sep
17
8'/2 Oct
46% Jan
10
preferred
4
28
Mar
Co
Corp.—12.50
Ice Co common
preferred
24% May 10
1
Electric
&
Hardware
Machine
4'/2%
100
29%
prich
108
143
29'%
—1
American Investment
2
♦139
29%
Corp
noncumulative preferred—100
International Corp
_1
8
143
900
American
Oct
*141
18,400
23'%
53
Jun
141
*138
600
71%
16'%
133
3.90%
70%
23'%
130
6%
69'%
16'%
24
*49
American
142
•
5,600
16'%
Amer
Mar 16
*139
70'%
-
24
19
343/4 May
139'%
*23%
1
American
93
139'%
50
16
36% Oct
4
70
Products-
53/4%
9
70%
convertible preferred
21
10
92
70%
.
>
400
*23'%
Tiling—
Hide & Leather
6%
26
*16%
American-Home
99
30
800
31
5%
American
106'/2 Feb
Oct
13
footnotes
116
31
23'%
20%
Hawaiian
27
103
Sep
31% Sep
For
•110
31
23%
24%
American
Aug
35'/a Feb
84
13
140% Oct
113/a Jan
Aug
36%
112
31
16'%
Gas
16% Nov
3
21,500
23
112
31'%
24
American
133/8 Sep
13% Jan
23%
23'/a
1113/4
31 '/fl
16'%
American
4
25
49
88'/4 Nov
*
1,200
16'%
21 '/a Sep
Jan
143
110
5,000
64%
16%
43'/2 Aug
86
9
4
«7
102'%
64 5%
5%
&
31
19
101 3%
64'%
16%
American
27
Sep
101%
64'%
16'%
16'/2 Apr
33% Jan
32% Dec
100%
65'%
1
—5
10
841/2 Jan
103
100
101'A
20%
Corp
prior preferred
13'/2 May 28
33 'A Jan
40
41 %
25'%
1
Radio
&
European
1
333/4 Mar 30
19%
102'%
38
*24%
24'%
American
473/4 Sep
24% Apr
15
47
41%
600
*35
25'%
223/4
98
19%
2%
38
25'%
110%
*96%
104
13,200
31%
23'%
98
104
5,700
15,900
1251%
100%
60
112
31%
*2'%
39'%
106'%
5%
American
3
Mar 30
13
22%
♦109
39
2%
200
113
*64 3/2
102'/4
64%
*2'%
*35
*107
20'%
Enka
17% Jan
22
5% Apr
27
101
2%
2%
10,100
20,300
25'%
American
17
Nov
8% Oct
313/2
*2'%
8
3254
5'%
44% Mar 12
Oct
38
26 »/2 Jan
65'/2
111%
Encaustic
96
25'/4 May 17
16"% Oct 14
2%
2-%
American
17
145
%
110%
81
*96'/4
1
21
15
2%
2
*25%
193/b Aug
Nov
Dec
39%
*35
Apr 12
27% Mar 21
153
Jan
46
39%
111
*107
49'
2,500
89
325%
109
8
28
1
48%
*88
32%
129%
18
65
29% Feb
89
32'%
100
31%
24%
preferred
18% Oct
3
110
♦108'%
113
*88
23
25
Cable
35'/2 May 28.
11
33%
110
100
Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series C-100
American Distilling Co
20
35% Jan
Mar 30
39 y4 Jan
1213% Oct
*107
49'%
89
32%
109 '/2
28
Sep 29
40 3/4 Sep 22
:
49%
48'%
89
113
13 '/2 Jan
54
172
48'%
49'%
*107'/2
39 '/2
22% Jun
6
31%
800
18,300
*20%
14
89
22
13
*22'%
31%
10
15
94'%
5%
12
69 3/4 Dec
40% Mar 14
22%
31%
93 3%
20%
Feb
100'/2 Jan
50% Jan
22%
32
*14%
5'%
77% Apr
27
1613/4 Jun
14%
94
33%
14,800
25'%
100
Nov
Mar 14
Jun
14%
92'%
80
33
56'%
112
23%
31%
~50
149
56
*108
14%
•223/4
39,200
310'%
148
56'%
112
30
9%
*20%
Crystal Sugar com
170
48%
*89
*230
5,000
81
83%
93'%
QO
32
*80%
1
common-.
American
Oct
23%
31%
55%
*108
18'%
20
Inc
preferred
6
21 »/4 Mar 14
*22%
32%
*14%
,4!^8
Jan
60 »/2
24'/a
-
18
9
8%
57
112
14%
*23%
32
56
94%
14%
97
100
34
25
14%
92'%
14%
94 '%
8%
*108
573/4
110
com—No par
Co
preferred
27'/a May 15
Oct
110
81'%
8%
*64
33'/2 Dec
104
8%
56%
57%
112
*80%
81'%
8 >/2
*30
American Bosch Anna Corp
convertible
*80%
8%
*138
56%
*108
18
65
Colortype
23% Oct
5,200
18%
31
27% Mar 14
Sep
4,200
115%
*64
American
17% Dec ^21
100
3%
17%
*30
9
103
3
ic%
65
'/2 Apr
105
3'/a
3%
*114'%
31
37
7
3'%
*64
19%
21
6
46%
*172'%
165
*30
27% Feb
26
46%
178
*156
50
_2
33
Jan
453%
*174
165
10
common
preferred
23'% Mar 17
Jan
46%
171
100
Co
/
8,800
45%
,
171
preferred——100
conv
&
13% Dec
46%
46%
*152
1
Chain
11
7,400
165
com—No par
Chicle
953/4
16%
1
Airlines common.
American
21
16 »%
50
com
American
3% Nov
16'%
177
No par
5
130
16
1
19
1
16%
10
Jan
62 3/a Feb
10,300
*152
100
America
67
12% Aug 17
16%
*173'/2
20
preferred
1
19
16»%
165
100
common
12
42% Dec
16'%
175
common—No par
27
12'/a
16%
16%
*152
18
54 3/s Oct
106
16'%
16
1
40% Sep
48
1,900
16%
*172
1
Mfg
-400
139
1
convertible preferred
Brake
139
16%
46%
461/2
137
lo
38 3/2 Jan
91'% Sep
161/4
136'%
100
463/a Sep
71% May
7
161/2
16%
140
139
146
Amer Broadcasting-Paramount
22 y8 Jan
59% Dec
*139
25'%
1,00
converMble preferred—
4%
137
1533
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)— —-1
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
Amer
*24%
16%
No par
Limited
6%
46% July 25
28
12,000
23
5
Co
American
9
23% Aug
23
393/8 Oct
99
16%
33%
1
Dye
American Bakeries Co
Jan
65
♦63'%
16'%
No par
cum
65
33'/a
Inc
&
Aluminum
43/2%
*61
16'%
Alpha Portland Cement—
33/2%
65
400
5
convertible
American
Mar 19
70% Jan
May 28
163/2 Jan
14
107% Sep 19
12
9
27
32
100
Jan
Oct
27% M^r 15
2
79
Sep
30
65
Jan
1211/2 Mar 23
105'/2 Sep
14
Sep
10
2,900
100
Aluminium
6%
57%
Corp_».10
Amalgamated Leather Co
3
30
105% Jun
Nov
13
Sep 21
Sep 27
Oct
Jan
3>% Jan
36
Oct
31
10
July 17
56%
33'%
common
Stores Corp
preferred
4.08%
July 11
150
24
82
20% Jan
47
1331/2 Aug
6
70
102
4%
56'%
153/a
Co
Allis-Chalmers
Mar 12
4
May
303/4 Nov
25'% Jan
2 »/2
Allied
55'%
12,500
33%
Allied Mills
37'/4 July 25
99% Feb
Kid
1,800
56%
*62
65
12'%
16'/4
preferred A
100
$4 prior preferred conv
No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
__1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd___lG0
12
*63
66
12»%
33%
common.
17
34
*63
53/2%
Chemical
23
Sep
88
Sep 23
1193/4 Sep 13
3% Mar 29
56
12'%
16
preferred
Alleghany Corp
Industries
125
57'%
12'%
100
Allen
1
563%
12'/4
b3'%
i
Inc
Allied
Oct
57%
40%
101'%
33%
common
9
105
571/4
39%
101'%
16%
series
1951
18'/a Jan
15
12%
1
1291/2 Apr
253/4 Aug
313/8 May 28
12%
1
3
47 % Oct
9
Apr
12'%
393%
101'%
16 »/4
preferred
43/4%
7
14
12 3/2
38%
101'%
33'/2
Corp
17
Oct
2A% May 29
July 22
51% Mar 14
7
143/s Oct
10% May
12 %
40'/8
102
16%
&
Inc
39»/4
♦101'%
33%
Co
Products
7%
Aldens
39'%
102'%
it;>%
Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
23% Mar 22
1
114»/2 July 10
pfd
Alabama
38'%
102 '/a
33%
Corp
4.50%
2
38%
102 »/2
10
Air Reduction Inc common
155
Shares
38
2.50
___
Aeroquip Corp
107
2% Nov
Inc
;
Express
Admiral
the Week
Oct. 19
No par
Co
Addressograph-Multigraph
11% Apr
Friday
Oct. 18
102%
50
Stores
Adams-Millis
154
Steel
Sale* for
Thursday
Oct. 17
25
common
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 16
1
Inc
SALE
Tuesday
100
preferred
32% Jan
22
19
5
common
HIGH
Monday
Oct. 15
Par
preferred
353/2 Aug
29»/2 May
19
i
Jan
Abbott Laboratories
15% Aug 24
27% Mar 14
LOW AND
'
STOCK
Vending Corp
71
19
Jan
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
1
111
Jan
13
46% Jan
3
NEW
Highest
16y4 Jan 27
28
107
58
Range Since Jan. 1
Unrest
Highest
Lowest
*27
27%
33
*27
273%
27»%
28
17
The Commercial
(1694)
NEW YORK STOCK
Yaar 1965
U«Nt
Oct
3
4
STOCK
YORK
6Y4 Mar 19
A
W Products
F
May 12
13% Jan
6
41 % Apr
9
31% July
27% Jan
23
39% Apr
0
Argo
8
27% Mar
6
46% Feb
9
67
Aug
7
24
May
2
2
Armco
15% Feb
29% Jan
18
11
35% Apr
28
96% Aug
30
102% Apr
19
19% Sep
29
6% Jun
14
26 Va Oct
24
22
3
Jan
17
9% Feb
34
92
Oct
1
18% May 24
5% Jun 14
28
26% Jun
11
12% Jan
6
17
Jun
17
15% Jan
11
25% Apr
5
30
Jun
16
27% Oct
4
37% Sep
8
29% Feb
16
Mar 15
Nov
37% Mar 27
102% Mar
2
Jan
6
8% Jan
13
22
Steel
&
$3.75
Artloom
Carpet
31% Mar 15
20
Ashland
Mar 29
30% Mar 29
8
113
52% Feb
1
69
4%
38%
38
38 %
38
38 Va
38 VB
38%
1,600
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
3,600
23%
23%
23 Yb
23%
23
23'A
23
63%
64%
63%
64%
63 %
64%
63%
63%
63 J/2
64 */8
10,<i00
13%
18%
18%
18%
17%
13%
17%
18 VB
17%
18
lo.tiOO
31
31%
Aug 15
97
Oct
9
May 27
65
Jan
23
Jan
3
110% Jan
5
35
73
Aug 28
4%
4VB
31%
32
31%
*92%
94
*92%
94
92%
92%
5
*19%
20
*19%
20
*19%
20 %
*19%
—___1
*5%
6
*5%
5%
*5%
5%
*5%
2.50
*29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
*29%
—
Inc
Co
Inc—
4
4J/4
23 Va
No par
Oil & Refining
29%
31%
30 Va
31
20
Goods
30 VB
23%
2,100
30 Va
20 Va
5%
5%
29%
7,700
94 %
*19%
,
5%
1
50
.
-----
*.•_
1
100
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16%
28%
28 Vb
28%
27%
27%
2 7%
27 %
31 %
32 %
32%
321/2
102
l
32%
32%
32 VB
32%
99 %
66%
65%
-
700
16%
9,700
28"s
600
33
16%
28%
29 %
lo%
28is
30
1
33 %
4,100
Corp—
preferred
Associates
800
„
*92'%
Va
1
Dry
4
23 J/4
93
93
par
com
Common
5.25%
4%
'
1
common
preferred $1.50 serles__No
Associated
26% Mar 14
104% Feb
Shares
4%
Corp.,
Industries
2nd
the Week
Oct. 19
38%
5
preferred
Constable
Arvln
Friday
Oct. 18
4%
la**
Cork Co
Armstrong
Arnold
Thursday
38 %
Illinois
of
Sales for
PRICES
*4%
Corp
Co
SA1
Oct. 17
38 %
Argus Cameras Inc—
6
15
Armour
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 16
5
,
Dec
18
AND
Tuesday
No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
55% Dec
RECORD
1
28
Corp
Monday, October 22, 1956
5
18
Oil
...
Oct. 15
Pat
Inc
Co
Jan
35% Jun
6% Jan
Chronicle
Monday
EXCHANGE
20% Jun
36
STOCK
LOW
43% Feb
11
34% May
NEW
Range Sine* Jan. 1
Highest
Lawest
Highest
AVb May 19
36
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
if• fsr FrarUaa
and Financial
100
Investment
Co
101
100
66%
10
99%
66%
*66
100
65%
*99 Va
*65%
100
100
102
*65%
66 %
270
66 %
200
28%
34,100
\
Atchison
25% Oct
13
96% Oct
13
101
41% Oct
10
Oct
30
3
Mar 17
1
10% Sep
27% Dec
6
27% Jun
8
95% Aug 22
43% Jan
27
40% Sep
9
35% Jan
5
101 % Apr
20
Oct
9
8% Sep
34% May 17
96% Sep
8
28
59 % Mar
15
88
16 %
10
27
4%
City
9
Atlantic
Atlantic
10% May 28
Atlas
18% Jun
Refining
5% Oct
13
9
Austin
16% Jan
19
17% Feb
27
22
22% Jun
8
29% Oct
3
26
26
7% Feb
24
49 Va Feb
24
$2.25
7% July 12
45% July 18
15% Jan 12
Babbitt
(B
Babcock
&
35% Feb
Baltimore Gas
9
20
61% Feb
9
18
54
13
5% Sep
Mar 3Q
377/e Sep
8 % Apr
26
Oct
Atlas
Sep
91
Aug
11% Jan
1
4
Powder
10%
10%
11
10%
11
28'A
28
23%
28
28 Va
prior
Automatic
Avco
*96
51%
51 "A
10
41 Va
41%
100
90 %
91 %
B
8%
17
20
1
78
___20
29%
29%
(The)
Amer
5
3
5%
par
38%
common
preferred
No
1,500
•
■
52%
52
52%
53
53'/a
7,100
41%
40'/2
41%
40%
41%
41%
42 Va
10,900
90 %
91%
92
90 Va
90 Va
91%
91%
110
9Va
17,900
77%
9%
ol
11,900
98
*96
98
*96
51%
8%
17%
Co
98
52%
*17
79%
*9%
*17%
*96
90 %
9'A
No par
98
'41 %
17
($1.20)—No pur
common
Canteen
conv
*96
51'A
preferred
pre!
Mfg Corp
98
No par
___
Nichols
Conv
28 V8
28 %
10%
28%
1
11
Dec
18
27%
28%
10%
28%
common—
cumulative
28
10%
28%
Corp
5%
28%
10%
28%
RR-
series
$3.75
28
10%
28%
100
Line
28%
10
coiu._6.50
Co
_
Coast
Preferred
1
Electric
preferred
47% Aug 14
99% Feb 20
63% May
27%
10
preferred.
non-cum
27% Dec
16
Mar 21
42
Feb
101
Common
5%
Atlantic
Jan
68
July 18
19
3
30% Mar 13
14% Jan
47% Mar 14
16% Nov
Aug 27
33% July 25
111% Aug
1
Topeka & Sante Fe—
9J/a
9
9%
*17
17%
17
78
77%
77%
*9%
9%
9%
17%
29%
*16%
28%
5%
17'A
29%
5%
5%
39
38%
5%
38%
38%
17
78
17
77
17
*76%
77
3,700
—
3,200
10%
10V4
*16%
17%
*16%
17 J/2
28%
28%
28%
29%
3,100
5%
5%
77,700
,38%
38%
2,700
10
10
9%
*16%
•
9
9%
9
17%
29
5%
5 Va
38%
38%
5%
.
33
1,200
B
4% Aug 18
5% May 22
10
8% Feb
35% May 2i
11% Jan
11% Jun
24% Mar 30
6
Mar 31
35 % Aug 12
113% May 5
Jun
14
105
35% Jan
18
64% Jan
30 V* Jan
10
8
32% Oct
1
7
T)
Inc
Wilcox
1
Co
(The)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamllton
Eiec
&
•4%^ preferred
Feb
2
93 y4 Oct
4
105
Apr
19
41% Feb
13
53
6
1
75% Nov 23
Oct
1
Jan
6
45
42'A Jan
9
65
Oct
19
2
66% Jan
Jan
19
82
y4 Jun
14
Barber
Oil
13'A Oct
10
16
Sep
12
Barker
Brothers
6
44
Jun
12
4%%
30
Jan
53% Sep
101
Sep 27
60
July 14
13
60
May 10
68% Jan
27
4%
4%
8
45
15
39
Jan
33% Jan
3
72% Mar 29
43
May 28
54% Jan
9
Bath
14% Jan
6
19% Nov 23
16 »a Aug 21
19% Jan
6
Bayuk
48
Dec
13
57
Jun
8
45
Jan
17
133
Jan
24
147
Jun
29
116
Jan
23
103% Jun
13
107% May
2
97
Oct
11
106 % Jan
20
9
56% July 16
134% July 13
&
1
17% Sep
13
37% Jan
29% Dec
30
25 y. Jan
23
38 Va Aug
Beckman
65
26
Jan
11
96
Mar 18
81
20% Sep
26
30
3
49
July 11
Oct 14
19% Jun
Jan
Sep
Beaunlt
9iya Aug
Beck
8
28 Va Aug
47% Jan
Beech
Aug
Q
30
Oct
Beech-Nut
S)
Life
28
17% Jan
25
lOVa Oct
1
14
Feb
65
65
600
71
71
500
13%
133/4
13%
38
Feb
16
20
Jun
8
27
Jan
Bell
Aircraft
30% Jan
17
42
V* Apr
15
28 y4 Feb
14
47
Oct
15
Bell
&
Apr
18
93% Sep
13
101
Jan
30
4%%
7
48 Mi Jun
8
63
May
2
Bendlx
14
18% Jan
30
22 Va
Aug 10
12
1% Oct
1
2% Feb
24
Benguet
101
59% Mar
19% Sep
26
22% Feb
1
Apr
22
2
Dec
47%
48%
47%
481%
16%
16%
17
17
12.50
49
"115
130
*97
pld
Mar 14
35% July 25
30% Oct
1
33% Apr
17
Best
Jan
56% July
44-v4 Jan
23
53% Jun
22
4
77% Aug
9
1
101% Jan
6
169% Dec
9
140 Va
158% Sep
13% Jan
6
7
172
Nov
9
152
18
Sep
16
13y8Jun
15
22
7 i
32% Feb
4
28'/a Jan
23
74
Jan
18
85% Sep
11
40
Dec
Aug 17
31
Mar
33% Oct
24
25
Sep 26
28% Mar 15
31%
&
45% July 25
23% May 28
Sep~29
39% Jan
3
20
3
8
Jan
15% Mar 14
19% Jun
11% Jun
24% Oct
12 °
Mar
22
9% Jan
7
14
Dec
(E
Bliss
13
Aug 23
30
43% Nov 29
95 %
Bliss
47
30
34% Jun
Sep
12
63 y« Jan
6
8
1
58
64
Jan
->t.ee|
12% Mar 16
Jan
12
50% Apr
0
Decker
86
Sep
13
98 V2 Feb
10
W)
16
50'A Oct
8
57% Mar 19
Co
Boston
&
5.J00
1%
31,100
31%
31%
31%
46 Va
4b
72%
74
Dec
30
17
3
29% Jan
3
Sep
19
41% Oct
1
61% Jan
3
5%
10
Oct
1
14% Jan
31
39% Oct
19
12 V* Nov
38
Mar 14
61% Oct
19
2
18% Mar 28
49 % Dec
24
19
56 V* July 20
May 10
24% Jan
49 V2
23
Sep 26
28 V* Jan
28
95
Aug 11
32
Sep
34% May
6
17% Oct
19
35% Jun
8
28% Feb
14
54% May 10
58
9
Sep 28
100
37
40
46
Feb
20% Jan
33
6
6
Mar 14
16% Jan
6
17% May 17
31% Feb
23
29
23
10
"26% July 19
23
91
Oct
8
95 y2 Jun
22
Feb
1
47% Feb 21
Buffalo
29% Oct
18
25% Sep
36% July 17
38% July 30
20 y4 Jun
22
23
Bulova
July 29
11
6
Mar
16
Mar 15
21'a Aug
1
78
Dec
12% Aug 21
92 y8 Mar
66
8
16% Jan
8
71
12
Sep
30
76% Jan
3
22% Jan
6
15
Mar 18
23
Jan
8% Oct
24
6
11
Oct
11
99% Jan
26
23% Jan
7
2% May 17
10% Jan
6
6% Nov
15
80
Jun
20
77% Feb
4
Sep
July 17
28% Jan
40 Va Jan
5% Feb
9
15% Mar
12% Jan
20
5 J/4
23
Aug
3
3
51% May S
8% Apr 13
16Va Mar 20
Aug
9
7% Jan
17
44% Dec
12
26
35% Oct
17
17 Vb Dec
43% Jan
3
9
13% Oct
l
17% Jan
3
98
Feb
7
66
July 11
17
13
10
28 Va Mar 14
63 % Dec 30
For
100
59
87% Oct
7
55
Feb
see
16
21
page
18
Oct
1
25% Sep
30% Jun
Aug 29
35 % Jun
footnotes
July 15
64% Feb
32 Va
20
50
28.
8
Aug 22
33 % Apr
19
19
19
19
19%
433/4
433/4
43%
43%
44 %
44%
11
10%
11
10%
11
10%
10%
4,800
common—5
41%
42
41%
41%
41
41%
40
40%
39%
40%
4,800
50
50%
50%
"49%
50 Va
*49%
*
4j %
1,400
50 VA
50 %
*49%
18 Va
18%
18
18 %
18 '/„
18 %
18
18%
17%
18
3.000
3
42%
42%
42%
42%
41%
42
41%
42
41%
421/4
2,800
2.50
35 VA
35:%
35%
35 %
35%
35%
35
35%
34%
35%
2,400
.—100
No par
*93
343/4
*93
96
343/4
35
96
96
*93
35
34%
35
*93
34 %
34%
14%
14%
14 %
14%
—14%
14%
14%
42
42%
*41 %
42 %
42%
42%
37 Va
37%
3734
37%
38 %
3 8 J/4
37% l
33 Va
24
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
5
49 %
49%
49%
49%
46%
48%
y45%
5
19 Va
19%
19%
193/8
19%
No par
*90%
Inc
__15
_No par
No par
1 <>
92
*90%
92
*91
92%
6,300
14%
1,300
43
1,300
38 Va
39
2,500
23%
23 Va
233/4
6,700
46 %
46 Vb
*42
46%
9,300
1k
%
i«"
\i
201,100
19 VA
19%
19 Vb
19%
10,100
1
19%
35
14%
14%
42%
96
35
96
*93
42
1
*91
*91
92 Va
92
1
Co
Inc
2914
29%
29%
29%
30 Va
1,200
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29 %
29%
2,900
__5
Co
29%
20 Va
20%
20'/a
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
20 Va
20 Va
203/4
2,800
14%
ll%
14%
14%
21,800
1
13%
14'/a
14
14
100
com
72%
72%
74
,74
14
Va
78
*73 VB
preference
Terminal
42%
1
*16%
17
23%
24
15
participating
__5
in**
Packing Corp
B
Zinc-Lead
Mines
Ltd
44
5%
5%
13%
1
1.80
Ry
—100
No par
__25
No par
5%
36
13%
~ 88
*55
28
34vb
52 Va
30%
75
*73
75
*73
74
67
*62
67
*62
*76
-77
76
76
42%
41%
42 Va
20
67
77
41%
■
41%
42 Va
1,510
12,000
500
17
171%
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
24%
23%
24%
23%
23%
24
24
9,100
10 VB
10V4
13%
par
Canada Southern Ry Co
Caradian Breweries Ltd
Mlllf
43 %
30 Va
24
.«
10 Va
10 Va
10 Va
10%
10 %
10%
10%
1,100
28%
29 V4
101%
5
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
com__1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No
Pacific
*28 Va
*101
42%
14%
30%
16%
•
1
Calumet & Hecla Inc
Campbell Red. Lake
Campbell Soup Co
10 J/a
No par
preferred
41%
42%
5
Co
30 J/4
77
*62 Va
67
Cannon
6
50%
*18%
3.50
Co
*76
56% Ap*
1,900
19
43%
*62
Canadian
4,400
10%
67
8
36% Mar 16
52
18%
78
California
50
51 Va
43%
*76
Callahan
89
11%
Butte Copper & Zinc
Byers Co (A M) common.
1%
89
19
*62
12% Apr
32% Jan
105 Va
12,100
44%
100
23
8
2,700
473/4
11
Butler Bros
Aug 15
593/4
47 %
47
44
Burroughs Corp
18
58 Va
%
51%
51
]()0
Bush
14
25% Jan
100
2,100
58 %
90
VA
*37
second
46% Sep
17% Oct
14% Sep
57% Jan
10 %■
4o
preferred
31 Va Jan
37% Oct
91% Jan
%%
18
98
ll
10 Vb
preferred
10
46% July 28
6% Aug 15
11 Vb Apr
10%
58%
5
26
] 0
Apr
25% May
3
10
1.25
Co
9% Jan
4
3,300
Co
Forge
22 V* Sep
12% Aug 26
36% Feb
3
103% Jan
23
15
31
15'.8
13
3%%
85% Mar
63
75
210
500
153/B
4
18%
Burlington Industries Inc
4%
3,000
15%
Gas
Co
Watch
81% Jan
25%
15 Va
preferred
Bullard
25 Va
26%
(expire Oct 31)
(The) Co common
19
22
30% Oct
$5
26
15%
Rights
Sep
92
Apr 26
34% Jun 22
19 % July
l
253/4
3,100
2.50
Brunswick-Balke-Collendef
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
27
29 % Jan
17,700
*26 Vb
Bigelow
Shoe
Bf-vrns-Eiie
95 V*
Aug 17
21% Dec 20
Union
&
Brown
Budd
21
27 Vb
Brooklyn
Brown
3
20
Nov
2
56% July 18
1
Oct 17
2,300
54 %
*14 %
common—
27
21% Jan
45 Va
53%
Vr
preferred
U Oct 18
17% May 28
27%
■45%
54%
loo
Bristol-Myers Co
38% Jan
27%
45 %
53%
14%
Strati,on
July 21
27%
44%
2.)
preferred
Dec~30
3,500
va
100
Aug
25% Jan
1,700
38
RR—
Aug 29
40% Sep 19
1
45i/2
38%
27
1
44%
38 %
25
15% Apr
Oct
50
J 44 Va
38%
14%
Co
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
3%%
57,600
No par
Branlff
23
25
44
_|_10
*
43
85% Jan
1
76
*74
76
*73
15
23% Oct
14% Jan
5,600
1__1()0
14,400
1
&
32 y4 May 25
14
Feb 10
500
14 %
Inc
Manufacturing
16
157 Vb
14%
...-
No par
Briggs
25
169 Va
157 Vb
14'%
14%
2.50
Brlggs
36% Feb
168 %
157%
;
8
93
168%
157
preferred
4% %
1,300
3,300
1663/4
Inc
46% July 31
39% July 25
100 y2 Apr
26
May
24% Apr
Va
47%
74
(The)
Common
64 y2
32
71 %
(Delaware)—
Maine
30
3
8,300
19;b
1%
46%
1951—
of
class A
Edison
3
57%
19%
Corp common
preferred
14% Jan
92
!57
No par
com
—
28 Ve Jan
Aug
573%
1%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Boston
*87
91
19%
Borg-Warner
61% Sep
3,700
1%
Co
Stores
3%%
3,600
46 Vb
19%
Mi'g Co
Co
Laughlin
Borden
21%
46 %
.
57
5,300
400
11
21%
J/4
*87
100
Class B
17
29%
,_1
(Del)
series
Bon Ami Co
38 Va Jan
46
2,900
41
*10%
10%
21
25%
_i
Blaw-Knox
Bond
29
453%
Airplane Co
5
Rohn Aluminum & Brass Corp—__5
_
29
1
pld
&
*39
10%
Boeing
29% Apr
34% May
20% May
17
May 29
3
59% Sep
14% July
6
9% Sep 20
66% May 3
48 V* Apr 29
100 y2 Nov 15
Oct
4 % %
25%
41
4
preferred
Black
25% Jan
Dec
11
Jan
83
*82
83
25%
1 peso
Inc
Gypsum Co
£*>««ieheiv
7%
2,900
21
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) coin.5
50% Sep
0
46% July 17
32% May 11
14
12
7
13
10
28
25
19
16 Vb Jan
Bestwall
4,600
36%
fl
Co
1^
38
Nov
169% Oct
172% Feb
84
8
rw,
33% Jun
20% Mar 15
51
May 28
Sep
6
&
20
36%
100
Best Foods
60% Oct
7
193/4
36%
28%
10
Finaiica/Co
30
"50
99%
20 VA
25 %
.1
ConsolMted
43
600
99 Va
*39
_1
preferred
49%
130
*115
99%
*81
,
10
common
1,000
19%
10P
Corp_
35,900
36
1
Corp
Co
49 Va
49
100
900
110
44
10
Aviation
Beneficial
*43
%
43
Beiaing-Heminway
6
8
10
63%
j
Savers
Nov
14
500
90
Jan
Oct
623/4
71
Inc
4%%
12
45
623/4
63%
RR
22
66% Mar
62%
*62
240
*13%
Beech Aircraft Corp
17
Howell
42,800
.—_2.5P
Sep
.>
52%
94
*70%
:
Inc
(A
51%
_]()()
39
Creek
51%
103
5
preferred
Instruments
Shoe
50 %
.
43
common.
26 y2
40
4,400
*92%
*102
p
No par
Corp
prior
Mills
33%
94%
103%
1
newv_
preferred
38% Dec
32%
33
*92%
50
Co
conv
4%%
Nov
32%
102
__10
common
3%%
24
26,500
preierred__100
Inc
Beatrice Foods
13,3jO
14
100
common
Works
Cigars
40%
13 VA
100
Corp
Iron
40
13
100
preferred
22% Mar 14
18
Ohio
noncumulative
38% Mar
Sep
series B_
preferred series C
Baltimore
2,000
49%
13
No par
Bangor & Aroostook RR
48% Nov
99
6
40 %
13
Co
113
12
109
5%
6
6
_9
Corp
-
101
*28 %
29 Va
28 J/4
28 Va
1,100
*100%
101 Va
—*100%
102 Va
*100%
101%
10
431/4
43%
43%
43%
29
29
44
1,000
*43 %
44V4
43 %
5%
13%
5%
*5V4
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5.100
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
13 Va
13%
13%
3,200
5%
5%
5%
1,700
5%
5%
36V4
35%
13%
88
58
28
34%
52 Va
28%
101
*17
13%
87%
55
5%
5%
5%
36
35%
35%
35%
35%
36
36%
3,900
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 7
13%
13%
9,800
87%
87%
87 Va
87 Va
5%
87%
55
8
-
_
*87
88
110
*55
58
*55
58
*55
58
30
*26%
28
♦26 Vb
28
*26%
28
200
13,800
*27
33%
28
341/B
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 Va
34
*51%
52%
*51%
52%
*51%
52 'A
51 Va
52 Va
700
Number 5579
Volume 184
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1695)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
22% Jan
Highest
7
23% Oct
16
41% Feb
30 Va Mar 14
38% Sep
21
31% Jan
23
45 % Aug
25 % Oct
367/a Apr
6
23
25
29% Mar 20
10
Jan
112
23
121
11
Jun
Nov
22
104
Oct
1
26% Jan
Mar 15
3
23
Jan
23
64% Feb
18
49% Aug 16
17% May 16
2
19 % Dec
Dec
12
116
23
99 % Sep
7
10
29
130
21
83
26%
37^4
27
14 % Oct
3
Dec
23
Sep
Jun
25
34
Jan
Febc 14
3
27
7%
13
4%%
47% May
20
18% Dec
22
17
14
7% Jan
6
11% Nov 30
9
Jun
26
37% Jan
18
Feb
2
3
69% May 25
95% Nov 14
46
79% Jan
81% Feb
9
18
31
45% Jan
5
108
Jun
7
24
Jan
7
30% Sep
6
21
Mar 14
40% Dec
22
Jun 22
4
Central
Central
18
13% Oct
4
5%
16
61
Central
Aug 29
113
33
22
Apr
37% Mar 14
66
Dec
Aug 14
Feb
35
23
30
41 %
8
16% Apr
7
10
10
43% Jan
7
5% Sep
Sep
13
14
28
41 %
20
2% Sep
28
18
54% Jan
9
57% Nov
23%
105%
105%
"105
No par
105
j
106
*105
24%
24%
24%
24%
*24%
55%
56"
56V4
56%
56%
56%
54%
55 %
54%
55%
45
45
*23%
55 Va
45
45
15 Va
14%
*106%
67%
1
39%
39%
79
*18%
19
ft
.17%
17%
9 Va
\
:
12%
8,300
102%
102%
102%
102%
260
91%
10,000
*18%
89%
15
14%
14%
107%
•106%
107%
67%
66%
67'%
*66%
39%
39%
<38'%
39%
*18%
18%
17%
17%
*18%
19
'
19
39
24,300
14%
107'%
67%
-
220
100
*98
*106%
67%
39%
39%
-
100
*98
15
55
90
8 8'A,
90'%
100
14%
15%
173/4
9 Va
9%
15%
No par
17%
*50%
*84%
60
107%
"67'-"; '
2,800
39%
3,600
•
18% '"ft'-:"'
*18%
—
54 Va
54
"100%
101%
29%
29%
U
37%
Il_5
35%
35%
9 50
*15%
37
9%
3,200
9%
9%
500
51'%
50%
51
52
52
88'%
*84%
87
*85
87
151/2
15%
15%
54%
IOI1/2
54%
54%
100%
101 %
36%
50
9
2.800
*84'%
29
*100%
vv
: 17%
17%
*50%
153/e
_lo
173/4 9'/a '
9
88%
15%
*54
17%
9%
51%
88%
*84%
~
12%
89%
*98
51
50%
100
J
13%
102 %
102
108
67%
100
N
13 Va
.
~
No par
Service,
300
13%
x90%
107
6,500
55%
93%
66%
900
23%
103 Va
14%
56%
46%
103%
107
56%
Va
13%
•
56%
55 //'
45%
13%
92%
5,500
23 %
13%
100
24%
23%
13%
*98
70
24%
45
23%
100 %
1,100
24%
45
23%
90 %
2,200
105
54%"
*
45%
23%
104
105
22,400
*23%
*45
*23%
♦99
100
com
54%
23%
103%
10
**
■
13%
100
—
Public
of
105
24%
50
-
Co
106
24%
55%
12 50
'
28%
29
54%
54%
*100
7,000
800
54'%
54%
36'%
37
102
110
29
29
35%
J
15%
•100
102/;-'/
28%
36%
29
15%
15%
15%
,
t'"'
29
2,400
*36%'
37%
400
37%
4,400
36%
353/8
*36%
16%
*15%
16
*15%
11
11
*10%
11
5
62%
64 Va
62%
63
10%
61%
62
11%
11%
11%
11%
10%
1
38%
38%
_III~~1
*38%
38%
38%
2%
2%
2%
23/4
2%
67
68%
67%
68%
67%
67%
No par
No par
34%
35
34%
35
97
99
99
99
1
41%
42%
41%
41%
1.25
9%
9%
9%
93/4
7%
7%
7%
7'/a
7%
7'/a
7%
*34%
35%
34 Va
35
33 3/8
34%
34%
343%
34
34
64%
64%
64%
64%
643/a
65
65 Va
661
66 'A
67%
107%
107%
900
1,800
Central & South West Corp
July 27
Central
Violeta Sugar
Century Ribbon Mills
77% July 19
30
27 % Feb
Oct
23%
Chemway Corp
j
Chesapeake Corp of Va__IIII____5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
9
14% Mar
RR
Cerro
de
Pasco
Certain-Teed
4
23%
"ZlOO
comI_No par
-
Light
preferred
Central
9
1
July 20
56% Jan
23%
,~10
Illinois
4% ft
Oct
9
23%
Gas & Elec__No par
Central Illinois
Aug
43
23
1
July 24
13 %Jun
4
23%
of Georgia Ry com
preferred series B
51% Jan
17% July 21
23i%
Central
19
36% Dec
*23 %
Sugar cn
Central Hudson
20
8% Jan A 6
23%
Foundry Co
13
12
55% Sep
29% Jan
23%
-
Agulrre
17 % Mar 22
33% Jan
42
preferred series A.100
16
99
26%
41%
V.
5
preferred
conv
5ft preferred
-
12 % Mar 16
57% Apr
86% Jun
2nd
15% Oct
27% Jan
26%
42
Co
4.20 ft
26
Mar 11
26%
41%
common
Apr
112
25
42%
Celotex Corp common
3
18% Jan
14% Jan
26
41%
Light
Celanese Corp of Amer
Feb
Jan
18% Aug 31
Feb
Preferred
75
19% Apr 27
Apr 20
23%
42 Va
preferred L—j./ ••.
Caterpillar Tractor common
119
.
18% Jan 26
29
24%
41%
7%
5
21 % Jan
25
65
9
95% July 18
104
18
103
July 20
July 26
-
23%
4%%
preferred
series
Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I) Co common
* 5
119 %~ Jan
14
55 % Jan
72% Dec
Jan
18 % Jan
5
114% Nov
.
24% Aug 16
Shares
19
.
42 %
Carpenter
8
Oct
24%
3
Steel
the Week
Friday
Oct. 18
41%
Power
Corp
Thursday
24
Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Carrier
Sales far
PRICES
II__IIIlO
Mfg Co
&
SALK
Oct. 17
5
I~
Co
Carolina
19
9
Jan
(Philip)
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 16
i
(The)
Carolina
Oct
61% Dec
19% Nov
Inc
Tuesday
*
Oct. 15
2
45
11% May 28
105% May
May 16
102% Feb
-8
:'«27
1
100% Jun
Monday
paf
9
20% Jan
3
STOCK
Mar
.62% May 16
•53% Jan 26
19
127% Aug
*45
Carey
7
53% Mar
Airlines
Carborundum
2
23% July
13% Nov
29
51% Oct
18
Capital
1
17
RECORD
LOW AND
27"% Apr
59% Aug
121
40% Feb
48% Oct
YORK
EXCHANGE
42% Dec
6
STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1955
Aug 17
Aug 27
Co
No par
Corp
Products
Aircraft
3
Chadbourn
75% May
8
Co
Chain Belt Co
Gotham
35
37'%
35'/a
37
16
*15'%
16%
103/4
*10%
11
61%
62
11
11
38%
38%
2%
2%
*15%
16
10%
11
800
62%
63
4,300
11%
11%
11%
23.900
38%
38%
383%
2,100
2%
2%
2%
3,500
I
Corp—
Ex-distribution
Cessna
4 Va Jan
35
Inc
iq
*67
%
67
67
35'%
67%
35%
1,000
Champion Paper & Fibre Co34
104
Dec
6
109
Feb
68
Feb
16
9% Feb
Oct
1
45
96% Oct
3
29% July 19
6% May 17
6% Jan
5
12
108
25
10% Mar 23
7 % Sep
6
17
21% Jan
*28
20 %
Jan
56% Sep
100
18
Oct
17
16
53% Jan
3
14
Common
$4.50
Chance
96 % Jan
July 31
3%%
27% Mar 25
20% Oct
24% Jan
36% Mar 25
28% Feb
22 % Oct
31% Apr 27
27% Apr
5
Dec
9
33% Jan
18
44% Dec
5
37
Feb
36% Jan
19
43% July 26
39
Jan
6
29% Jun
22
16
50
Apr
41% Jan
18
Aug 30
26% Jan
Chic-.Great
55 %
May 28
16
74 % Sep
1
71% Jan
19
22% Jun
8
31% Feb
1
48
16
30% Aug 22
46% Feb
1
44% Jan
42% Dec
30
9% Feb
14
15% May
29
30
35% Oct
1
14% July 27
10% Jan
4
14% May 22
7
30% May 11
22 % Feb
1
20% Feb
66% Jan
18
23% Jan
59
Aug 29
101% Nov
51% Feb
9
69% Mar
1
87
July 15
25% Apr
25
93
Sep
12
37% Jan
3
39% Oct
1
36%, Dec 30
Dec
30
42% Aug 23
45% Mar 14_
12
Nov
l
Feb
1
Sep
23
54
Jan
23
Jan
3
12% Jan
30
Nov
101% Apr 11
10
103 % Sep
17
104% Jan
18
9
42% Jun
29
Sep
27
Feb
15
30
19% Jan
27
Oct
25
18% Sep
27
94
26
Oct
21
94% Feb
7
Jan
Jan
23% Jan
109
46% May 24
191
Feb
92
14
Jan
202% Sep
17
103
73
Aug 30
Jan
4
% Aug 18
20% Oct 11
17
13
4
7
185
Oct
16
Sep
70% Apr
*
39% Mar 14
14
18
Jun
8
2
60
80% May
.4. " Apr
Jan
23
7
2% Sep
21
Aug 26
49
39% Oct
l
15
Jan
6
;
•
56
Jan
17
12%
57
58%
*56
60
60
*56
60
77%
78%
26%
26%
100
95'%
96
48
48
48
48%
48'%
41%
42%
4 2 Va
42%
41%
42'%
I_10
No par
No par
.
cumulative
Coca-Cola
Co
4ft
Collins
50% July 30
51 % Mar 12
5 % %
Columbia
j
23
15 %
Iron
26% Jan
3
4
78
Aug 23
84 % Jan
17
47
Oct
1
58
28% Mar 15
34% Aug
2
28% Oct
1
36% Mar 22
Columbus <fc Southern
25
30% July 17
Combustion
16
24% Sep
44% Oct
108
Jan
Apr
Columbia
cumulative
$4.25
3
Columbian
12
Carbon
13
Commercial
Jan
Credit
4
25% May 26
34% Nov 18
16% Oct
2
22% Jan
12
Congoleum-Nairn
30% Mar 26
38% Oct
19
Consolidated
23% Sep
17% Feb
23 % Mar 19
Consolidated
Coppermlnes
49% Mar 22
Consol Edison
Cone
Nast
Mills
6
110% July 17
$5
26% Oct
1
36% Mar 12
Consol
17
16 % Feb
6
18 %
Consolidated
31% Oct
15% May 28
21% Apr
19
36% Jan
3
34% Jan
10
23
19
43% July 25
33% July 26
May
9
1% Sep
28
14% Jan
9
tConsolidated
19
10% Jan
9
53% Nov
3
47
Jun
22
4
100
Sep
24
112
Jan
3
$4.50
1
100
Sep
14
109% Feb
1
$4.52
17
103 Va Jan
4
$4.16 preferred
92% Oct
7
105% Jan
10
98
27 % Jan
6
41% Sep
8
100% Jan
13
109
July
5
Sep
28% Oct
100
Oct
1
23
Sep
18
Jan
11
4%
1
36% Jan
18
9
106 Va Jan
20
For
104% Jun
footnotes
see
1
page
10
56 Va Aug
3
Sep
12
102% Mar
5
oj7
28.
Corp
Common
104
$5.50
2%
900
40%
900
138
"135
105
*98
103
*98
105
*98
104
103%
103 %
103'%
103%
103%"
103%
106
10
138
5,500
"800
*800
*800
48
47%
47%
47%
47%
80%
81
81
*80'%
81
80'%
80%
16%
16%
16%
*16 %
16%
15%
16 %
1.200
31%
31%
31%
31%
30%
31%
31%
31%
19,600
49
48%
80
*
%
16 %
-X47%
49
*48'%
49%
49
12,200
70
49
500
40
*48%
170
40%
40
100
58'%
*58
58%
*55
57
57%
*54
57%
*54
57%
*54
57%'
2.50
*54
49
39%
30%
293/4
2934
30
17
A
29'/a
80
28'%
29
17
.16%
*78%
20%
79'%
*78aA
48
*47'%
48'%
30%
31
293/4
28'%
29'A
283/4
46'A
47
46%
46%
17%
17%
17%
23
40%
40%
40%.
19%
19%
19%
1,600
79'%
*78 34
79%
%
48 %
1.300
48
48
48
3,000
30
30'A
30
30'A
2,100
27 3A
28 'A
27%
28'A
7.600
46%
46'%
46 '/a
46 •'8
46 'A
17%
Il7%
17%
17%
393A
403/4
r
30'A
28%
17'%
17%
..
93,500
30
29
•
5,900
17%
x28'/a
30%
1
29%
17
*78%
79'%
48
48%
29%
29'A
17
19%
20
20
29'A
29'A
16%
*
29%
29
17
*19%
29%
29'A
29%
Xl6%
17'/a
48
30 '/a
28%
293A
V
10
!
40%
39%
40'/a
39%
46%
.18
5,700
4,900
40%
16,000
0%
6:%
6%
63%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
2,900
15%
153/8
15'/a
153/b.
15'%
15'A
15'A
15%
15 la
15%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16'%
16%
16 %
16'%
3,400
37
38'/a
36'/a
37%
373%
37'%
37% _.37%
37 'A
38'%
2.600
5
19
19%
19
19 V8
18%
19
19
19
19'/a
3,800
16,900
Corp
45%
No par
6%
pfd
Stores
10c
30%
17%
17%
16 %
*16%
16%
29%
29%
29%
3,700
17%
17%
17'A
2,800
30%
29%
17%
17%
17'A
""•16%
,
37%
38'/a
29%
29%
2%
2%
2%
2%
6%'
6%
6%
6%
6%
'
31
16 Va
16%
37 %
38
38
31
*29
2%
6%
37%
*29
-
16%
16%
38
38%
2%
-
45%
105%
29%
:
45%
29 %
38 '/a
*29
4 5'/a
45 '/a
105%
•
*29
3,300
105'%
44%
105'%
1053/4
30%
17%
19
105%
45
45%
30'A
16%
5
106
106 Va
17%
10
Co Inc
45 Va
106'/a
30
1.33%
Corp
45%
106
No par
1
Corp
1.800
16 Va
1,000
38 %
5,200—
31
-100
2%
*
2%
2%
2%
3.400
6 Va
7
6'%
634
1,700
48%
3.000
48'%
48%
48%
48%
48%
No par
100'%
100%
100%
101
101
101
100'%
101
100%
101
420
No par
com
101%
101%
101%
102
101%
101%
102
102'%
*101%
103
1,150
94%
*92%
94%
92:%
923/4
*92 %
93%
**92%
No par
_*
—
*92'%-
X48 %
48%
48'%
48%
93%
10
16,200
of America—
Baking
$3.75 preferred
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 %
22%
223a
22%
*97%
99'%
*97%
99 %
*97'%
99%
*97%
99%
*97'%
99%
29%
30%
29%
30'/a
29%
2934
29%
29%
29%
2934
No par
Co
com
preferred
Continental Can
22%
100
5
101 %
101 %
*101%
101'%
101%
20
46 %
46 %
No par
*90 %
5
new
preferred
Continental
2%
40 %
*40
preferred
preferred
18
39% Feb
Aug 11
Retail
Consumers Power Co
Container
21% Oct
2-',4
40'%
*58
100
Inc_,_l
6%
Consolidated Textile
28
97 ^
Cuba
6% Sep
104
5,700
*2%
40%
40
v
14
51% Mar 13
72
2%
58 %
Corp
Laundries
of
73%
71%
3,200
•58
Natural Gas
RR
100
18%
•
Consolidated
Consol
70%
18%
41
com,
Ind
Foods
27
Mar
J.
18%
58
;
Electronics
Jan
112
140
No par
Consolidated
16
18%
58
—
Y
11
Dec
101% Mar
N
of
14% Dec
109% Jun
3,300
10
Inc
preferred
24
11
10
40%
2%
"
% Jan
Jan
37%
103
49
Cdrp
18% Feb
106% Aug 17
101% Oct 28
30
4,300
102
37%
103
*40
Publishing Co^_No par
44
108
*90
37%
104'%
41
Commonwealth Edison Co__s._.
Conde
5
7% May 10
46% Jun
l
102
37%
58%
Cigar Corp
Jan
*90
56%
207
103%
37%
106
56%
*178
49
.,_
Jan
Mar 16
102
56%
207
*133
1
Co
18
33
56'%
*178
*39%
Inc
1
7
Jan
3,700
97
138
31
*48'%
Ohio Elec,.—5
17
15% Jan
10
19%
*96%
*133
49%
50
Solvents
23% Jan
20% Nov 10
19%
97
103%
-79%
25
1
19%
*98
*78%
6% Sep
44% Oct
57%
40
♦800
48%
No par
14'/a Oct
105% Sep
800
19%
60%
15
138
*133
preierred.No par
39% Oct
5
37%
60%
*58
Co
li
8 % Mar 16
2%
40'%
20%
11
44% Mar 19
2%
40%
19%
Engineering
/Commercial
21% Mar 20
54
2%
coinraon..^SB,5
Pictures
20
16
37%
*96%
207
37 %
*104
106%
40'%
*2%
31%
No par
8% Jan
52% Aug
*90
37%
37%
14%
System—
24% Jan
111% Aug
*103
31%
pfd
47% Jan
5
102
X36%
37%
104
*178
8*400
105'%
37%
38
37%
56 '/a
57%
185
*90
102
37%
2.50
52% Jun
10
*90
104
16%
;
11
l
56'%
9,500
15'%
*103'%
-
100
Columbia Gas System Inc
85 % Feb
6
...
61 '/a
15%
105%
60
14%
105'%
38
250
*103%
61%
14%
*103'%
185
16%
com,
:
27% Dec
10
60%
01'%
pfd__,100
Ry
77
i
8,000
14%
58%
207
No par
com
23% Nov 23
12% Jan
58
*178
No par
Broadcasting
17 % Feb
45% Jan
42%
19%
No par
__
&
A
7
42%
98
*80'%
B
27%' Feb
42'%
.19%
*800
2nd
Class
28
1.800
41%
*97
No par
10
com,,,
noncumulative
Class
20% Oct
49%
19%
105%
4%
15
16
18
3,200
95'%
49
105'%
38
103
1st
32% Aug 15
Nov
26%
95%
48%
98
104
Corp
Co
Southern
&
32% Aug
17% Aug
7% Oct .14
26%
96
48%
19%
*98
noncumulative
28
17
26%
95%
97%
No par
4%
28
38% Mar 14
26 Va
96
14%
136
preferred series B—
Colorado
66% Apr.
9
59% Feb 16
22% Jun
1
26%
48'%
26%
*95'%
9o
19%
preferred_100
2nd
Internal,'1
Colorado Fuel
22% Jun
SeJ^ 26
52,700
98%
136
Aikman Corp
&
21
17%
19 %
40
(The)
$3.50 preferred
22
9'
76 3/4
*103'%
14'/a
No par
com,;
•
Colgate-Palmolive
Apr
26% Feb
61 '/a
61%
107
100
4%
2
Apr
57% Jun
*951/4
38%
*07
100
1
preferred
32
6
*38
5
preferred
& Co
7ft
31
25
75%
71%
7
19% Jan
76%
70%
18
46 % Feb
75%
71%
11
May 27
26%
20
77.
75%
71
23% Oct
44% Oct
26%
*56
60
♦56
'
71 %
34% Apr
8
77%
70%
27% May 28
18% Jun
76%
*
No par
13
22
*103'%
No par
Molybdenum
33% Sep
49% Dec
May 28
14 Va
J 00
preferred
22% Oct
15% Mar 14
61%
I_5
Corp
9
r
*12%
10
Climax
23 % Jan
8
123/4
common
Cluett Peabody
1
Oct
12 %
Co
Clopay
13
15% Oct
56
12%
No par
.
78% Aug 15
3% Jan 16
20
67% May 27
12%
i.
50% Jan
21% Jun
9
13
Electric-
-
Coca-Cola
12
*12%
18%
9
11
13
18%
12
Oct
*12%
-
18%
46% Oct
80% Oct
58
25%
18%
3
39% Oct
*25%
18%
4
47% Jun
25%
18%
3
15
30
300
*25 %
|
24% Jan
Sep
May 27
6.300
14
44
95% Mar
63- Mar 29
2,700
39
*13'%
*41%
62% Jan
75
67%
38 Va
13%
44
5
6
67%
38%
13%
*41%
94% Mar
6
67%
38
13%
44
62% Jan
16
67 %
38%
13%
*41'%
1
Jan
68
37%
14
44
13
Jan
68
39
*41 '/a
Jan
59
681/4
41'/a
131% Mar
45% Dec
3,600
2,900
41'/a
3
45
32%
stock—50
10
20
6
32%
Special guaranteed
Clevite
Corporation
Jan
Sep
Mar 14
900
255/a
32'%
72%
103 % Oct
Jan
58%
25%
32 %
'
*71%
July 11
17%
58%
25%
32%
72 %
6
21
58%
25%
32'/a
*71 %
111% Jan
.
58%
25%
200
10.100
38%
25
convertible
$4.50
5
1,160
59
72%
Jan
/
59
25%
*71%
141
6
59
25%
32%
72%
125
14
19%
*71%
20
18
19
74%
127% Sep
Jan
19 %
*71%
101
Apr
19%
19
50
Aug 26
90
19%
19
23 Va
gtd
4
50% May
1,100
39
23%
.
„
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7ft
9 T122
990
8,800
42%
.
80% Mar 26
100% Mar
145
23 5/8
42'%
,
45
*
133% Jan
148% Mar 14
23%
42
68
Clark Equipment Co
15
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com„_100
5ft
noncumulative preferred
100
Cleveland Elec
Ilium coin,
15
13
111
40% May 31
25% Feb
Jan
43% Jun
18
30%
*13%
—1_5
."laa-
preferred
Vtft
22 %
*28'A
14%
preferred
/City Products Corp
City Stores Co common
4
21 ■/»
.30%
39
233%
•
38'/a
5%ft
May 28
103
26
23
3
21'/a
*28 %
39 Va
42
*39
-
37%
common
City Investing Co
3
196
99% July 18
34 % Jan
102
45% May 12
11
2% Jan
6
Sep
Jan
78% Dec
42
55% Oct
Oct
41
111
33% May 31
108
23
Jan
*20%
20%
1,300
42%
69%
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
C T T Financial Corp
75% July 18
20%
*28%
105
1,100
18.400
*42
69
Cities Service
105
7%
*13%
Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
73 % July 17
20% Mar 29
104
7%
1.000
*39
32%
&
120
„
39%
32%
Gas
9%
42%
25%
4%
9%
23%
58%
Common
9%
93/4
*413/4
58%
5
9%
13,100
42 3 a
*39
26
100
com
3,900
99
41%
39%
23%
25%
A
*97%
42%
32%
23%
58%
series
"
99
413*,
"
30%
23%
19%
Chile
102% Apr
4
55% July 10
47% Jan
8
9
30'%
19%
„
29% July 10
May
4
20 %
19%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
Chickasha Cotton Oil
m
3
Jan
23 %
104
20%
43
preferred
35
35
*97%
99
41%
*9%
7%
*28%
30%
39 Va
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
1
60
Jun
21
%
42%
com
35
41
104
39 Va
Cincinnati
17
Aug
16
102
.,50
New
7
30
30
Ry
104
21
*28
III III—1
(The)
Western
preferred
5%
70% July 16
43% Mar
5
42% Dec
3
Jan
100
1
*102%
Chic Milw St Paul & Par-,... _No
par
5% series A noncuin pfd
100
Chic & North Western com
No par
4
30% Dec
13
% Mar
100
Del_50
5ft
3
21
53
preferred—
40
Chicago Corp
6
14 % Jan
6
convertible
Class A
27
30% Jan
39% Jan
Manufacturing
35
*97%
~
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
45%. Feb
Dec
Cab
Inc
.
67% July 24
108
preferred
Vouglit Aircraft
Checker
27
18
Sep 26
15% Jan
9
7
13
12 % May
4
10% Apr 13
44% July 19
25
33% Oct
42% Jan
93% Jan
Aug
Feb
44% Sep
31% May 24
7
Jan
3
Inc
com
22
92
102
101
101%
V
—
—
—
2,200
*101'%
102
80
46%
46%
46%
47%
47%
48'%
48%
50
36,100
*90%
91'%
90
90'A
89%
89'A
*89'A
90
130
.
19
i
20
The Commercial and
(1696)
NEW
STOCK EXCHANGE
YORK
Ranee for Previous
Year 1955
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
12% Feb
14
16% Oct
19
22% Feb
15
28
% Oct
19
Sep
20
£8% Apr
9
Continental
6% Sep
26
9% Jan
11
Jan
23
Aug 10
14 % Nov
6
8% Dec
23
43
19% Apr
14% Feb
2
8
Dec
14
25% Mar 14
44% Nov
2IOV2 Jan
28
70
105
24
Jan
94
25
34% Jun
1
Sep
2
25'/a Jan
23
52% Sep
18
35% May 18
10
44-% Feb
138
43 % Aug
28% July 27
24% Jan
14
53
49% Apr
26
52
6
58
54% Jan
31
65% May
29
July 5
July 27
30
37% Nov
July 19
25
Oct
32% May
1
64
14
73% Jun
23
15%
16 Vb
16
16%
27%
271/4
27
27 VB
Insurance
5
45
45%
45%
45%
45%
45
Motors
1
6%
6%
6%
Oil
8
1H'/a
6%
114%
44%
6%
Continental
Steel
Cooper
Range
Copperweld
20
87'/a Apr
92% Oct
16
99
Jan
19
3 % %
29
94'/a Jun
5
99
Jan
25
Cum
26
Oct
28
30% May
2
27'/a Jan
20
32% Feb
24
175 Vz Dec
28
183% July
6
161% Oct
2
21 % Oct
10
1
18
5% Sep
2% Jan
25
16
28
98% Nov 15
34% Oct
1
Oct
11
97% Mar
7
13
28% Jun
19
30% Jan
3
10
7Vs Aug
2% Feb
34% Oct
11
95% Jan
24
28% Jan
7
33
Sep
45 % Feb
23
74
48% Jan
86
Apr
15
60% Jan
13% Mar 30
22 % Sep
33 % Dec
37% Sep
30
23
31
30
13% Oct
5
Corn
5
23% Aug 27
3
3%%
of
Crown
$2
50% Oct
29
59'/a Dec
30
1
27
3
96 % Sep
5
57% Dec
9
46
Jun
8
9
20% Mar
7
14
Jan
13
13% Jan
6
18% Mar 29
6% Jan
6
Feb
3
69% Apr
102
Sep
107
27
32% Jan
12% Nov
.
May
7% Ja<n
67% Jan
73% Apr
14'/a Sep
26
8% Mar 14
31 % Mar 29
37% Aug
19
9% Jan
11
52% May 23
59
6% Oct
31
32
6% Jan
3
23
52 % Oct
9
30% Nov
30
26% Jan
23
6
36 % Not
18
33% Feb
14
135
Jan
27
7
135% Jan
19
53
1
47% Oct
55% Oct
19
86'/a Oct
12
96
24
12
28
17% Mar 19
30
95
13% Nov
30
16% Oct
31
Sep
•
7% July 12
'/u UUIJ
1
1
13
Mar 14
' Jan
32% Mar
6
4
22
May 16
42% Jan
17
96% Jan
97
24
49 %
Aug
24
96
Jan
Sep
27
95% Mar
Apr
30
99
Feb
95% Feb
48
17% Jan
17
20% Jun
S
29
Sep
22
92
: 28% Dec
14
May 11
100% Nov
2
20
69%
4,700
93
96
96
28%
28%
28'4
*162%
163%
21%
21%
21%
21 Vb
5V«
5V8
5%
2%
5V«
2%
5%
2%
35 Vb
34%
28
35
28%.
163
2%
35%
35
35V4
*86
86%
2
*28 %
29
28%
28 7/«
72%
75
76%
75%
2.50
14%
14%
*32 %
33 %
55%
56%
97
99
61%
62'%
19
19
10
16%
16%
,5
11 %
11 %
common
164
35
86 Va
92%
*95
28%
*162%
164
88
(The)
70 %
28%
28V8
*86%
1
Seal
70
lao
.
*86
89
28%
72
21%
21%
21 %
2,800
5%
2Va
*5%
57b
3,300
*2%
27b
3,500
35%
-
162%
34%
5
No par
Amer
of
25
I
pfd_
Sugar
noncum
100
common
_100
71%
5
2.50
89
100
28 %
28 %
500
73%
*86
28%
52%
741%
1,900
14Vb
14%
14%
14%
2,500
32%
*31 %
3214
300
52 Vb
53%
527b
53%
9,600
98%
*72%
14%
32
53%
73%
99
59%
63
*18%
19%
*18%
16%
167/8
16 VB
11%
11%-
lift
11%
100
61%
*8%
8 Vb
8
8
Vs
61%
*16%
17
17
17
1,500
11'A
11'4
11%
6,600.
72
1,500
11%
71 Va
8%
8%
8
33.
33
.
52 Va
53 %
52%
53
52%
53 %
53 Va
53
53%
39
39 %
38%
39
38%
39
38%
39
28%
39
39 VB
39 %
*39 Ve
39%
38%
39%
38 V2
38%
38%
3874
ion
*135%
1
Inc
Corp
7%
pfd
Inc
10
1
Mills
12%
90
2.50
6%
20
*14%
10
common
26%
26'%
47%
*6
47 %
7
4
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
100
*87
6
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
100
*86
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
1O0
6%
15
*91
53%
12%
Vb
26 Vb
47
V
*47 V
47»/4
2,400
55
55%
55%
7,900
86 Va
90
*86 >/2
12%
2b
46'/a
47%
27
Va
46
.47%
89
*87%
89
*87 V2
*86
88
*86
88
94
*91
94
*91
94
*91
94
27%
;
i.
*91
•
33% Aug 26
.
16
Nov
30
Jan
17
Jan
27%
27VB
27%
14
14%
14 Ve
14%
14%
■14%
14%
•14%;
.10
25%
26
257/a
26%
26%
26%
26 Vs
26'A.
26
35% Feb
6
20
*30%
31%
31 Vb
31 VB
307/b
307/8
30%
30%
30%
..
No par
29%
29%
29
29%
28VB
29
29%
29 %
22%
22%
22%
42
42
41 '/u
41%
34%
34 Vu
7%
common
preferied
—
28
31 % May 18
Delaware
&
,18% Sep
10
25% Apr
27
Delaware
Lack
Power Si Light Co
29
36% Jun
8
47
July 25
Delaware
43% Sep
38% Jan
23
48
May 14
33% Jun
25
90
Si
Western
22%
22%
22%
42%
42%
41 Va
41%
41'/B
41%
41%
41%
34%
34%
34%
34VB
3
Detroit
Jun
24
66
Aug
7
Jan
26
Detroit
Hillsdale Si S W RR Co__100
17% Sep
13
14 % Feb
9
19% Sep
14
9
38
26 % Feb
22
Feb
1
32 '/a Jan
3
34
Oct
11
42 % Feb
28
35 % Apr
4
50% Dec
36 Vb Jan
79
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co
July 18
Apr
11
38% Mar
7
43 % Jan
31
19
32 % Jan
32
Devoe
8
&
15
class
A
26
34 % Jan
37 % Jan
28
32
Oct
18
35% Jan "17
13% Ja*i
22% Nov
30
17% Jun
15
23% Oct
19
Diamond T Motor Car Co
12% Jam
13% Jun
7
13% Jan
3
16% Feb
23
Diana
30% Apr
9% Nov
Sep
23
32 % Oct
19
11% Jan
10
11
64% Apr
26
26
79
31% Jun
47% Oct
61
Sep
% Sep
49
9
39%
Alkali
Diamond
Match
$1.50
6
Stores
Dome
62% May 17
43% Mar 14
93% Dec
72% May 28
95% Sep
Douglas
60'/a Dec
30
57
Jan
lo
36% Jan
17
54% Dec
27
49% Jan
23
90% Oct
16
19% Sep
10% Dec
12
24% Jan
3
12
21% Feb
3
21
14
17% Sep
10% Jun
14
7% Oct
26
12% Mar
4
12% May 23
11% Jan 17
18
249% July
0
15
6% Oct
1
82% July
.
14
Dow
5
Jan
46% Jan
12
50'/a Oct
14
48% Jan
12
188
12
12
121% Feb
89
Sep
12
99% Jan
Jan
20
38% July 12
Oct
4
49% Apr
53% Apr
27
42
22
47% Aug 31
53% Mar
53
18
45% Oct
52% Jan
18
54
Feb
Nov
9
17
Nov
4
49
20
36 % Feb
17
14
45
Mar 14
61
24% Mar 15
92'/a July 22
36
Jan
99
6
52
107
35% Mar 14
53
3% Nov
10
27% Feb
3
1,5 % Jan
6
20 % Oct
17
47% Dec
28
43% Nov
3
39% Jan
6
_26 % Feb 17
29% Jan 23
15
75% Jan
154
% Nov 30
35% July
Sep 14
15% May 18
103
14'
23
Aug 30
51% Jan
23
23% Oct
39
3
54
170
Apr
65% Sep
6
30
Jan
3
94
Jan
10
50
Jan
3
30'%
30
30 Vb
*10V2
10%
10%
10 %
1,100
13%
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
5,300
87%
88%
87%
13%
87%
.13%
87
87%
86%
87%
88
88 V2
7,800
31,500
5
16% Jan
38
21
Mar 15
33 % May 28
3% Aug 21
3
73 %
75
.72%
73%
71%
73 %
71%
72%
71%
72 Vb
87%
89
88 %
901/2
88%
90%
88
89
891/4
89%
8,800
17%
17%
17%
1774
17%
17V'b
177/a
17'/b
17%
177/a
11,200
1
*10%
11
10%
10%
*10%
41% Jan
5
4% Jan
44% Sep
*
11
h— 0 £
1
*10%
11
7 Vb
7 Vb
7%
7ft
7 Vb
7 Va
3,600
199%
19-3
199%
194%
198
194%
196
195 Va
197 Va
14,300
112%
1 1 2
1
111%
111%
110%
110%
7ft
*42%
43
42 Vb
421/4
50
*49
49%
*49
49%
*49
49%
4%
50
46
47
*46%
47 %
*47
47 Va
50
*49
50 VB
*49 '
50%
49
50 Va
50
*47
48 Va
*47
48 Va
*47
48%
*48
preferred
_
»g
Steel
800
43%
433A
43%
43%
493A
51 %
50%
503/4
29
29
29
29
457'8
4474
4534
45 Va
63 %
63%
63%
1
*24%
24%
24 3b
24%
24 Vo
24 Va
24
79%
2.50
common
38%
100
19
387b
3%
40 7b
37%
3%
37b
*97
19%
19'A
19%
500
37%
37%
37%
11,600
338
3%
19,100
41 Vb
41%
4,100
147b
14%
14%
29
30%
49
47 "4
47
44 % Feb
10
54% Apr
54% Oct
12
50
*523b
11
43
2
30% Sep
12
Emerson
Sep
28
13 % Jan
3
Emerson
27 V* Jun
11
31% Aug 14
Empire District
P6
Feb
2
31% Oct
1
34% Mar
Endlcott
Jan
5
25% Apr
20% Jan
4
28% Sep
23
18
24% Apr
20
87% Oct
31
footnotes
July
see
8
page
74
-
Oct
12
86
Feb
64
Aug 27
71
July 18
28.
2
Electric
Radio
&
Mfg
Johnson
Erie RR common
5%
Erie
&
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
27
%
5
7VB
28%
25
32%
32%
10,0
68
88
29
29'b
20 %
207i
No par
100
50
3%
41%
-
14 Va
14%
12%
1374
12Vs
7.000
30 Vs
30%
28%
30 Vs
29%
30%
33,400
*47%
49%
*47%
49%
*47%
49%
12
10
53
52'A
53
50%'
51%
51 %
51 V4
1,400
527'8
52
52%
51%
5174
52
52%
20,000
27:%
27
27 '4
26%
27
26 %
27
-
3,200
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
29
29%
29 %
30
30 V8
31'%
30%
31
32 %
32%
*32%
33
32%
22%
32%
32%
*87 "4
90
*87%
88
*87%
*87 Va
87%
GO
287'8
29
287g
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
2.300
20'
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
2074
6,600
7 Vb
7%
2 8 7/s
3 %
40 Vb
8
52 3
8.50
Corp common
4% preferred
Equitable Gas Co
27%
Va
10
Co
3 Va
4074
27%
53
4
Co
Phonograph
Electric
53
%
33b
40%
37b
41
30
53
10
*19 VB
14%
53 %
150
1,800
1 3774
29%
3
3 8 34
97
19%
"47%
Gas
81
387b
97
38'/a
3734
50
preferred
*79%
81
100
700
19
lo
Natural
38%
*97
24%
37%
15
common
*79 Va
1,600
24 %
"24%
64
2
7%
88
>
10
64
63%
160
19'A
Elgin National Watch Co
preferred
80
387b
100
*
38
40 3/4
41
80
38'A
39
100
*18%
18%
38
Bharei
79 Va
39
*97
8
Amer
79 Va
79 Va
38 %
100
1
(The)
Ind
*97
Elliott
73
*157'A
%
16
23% Mar 29
90 Va
160
64
30
19
91
153%
63%
Jan
Sep
7,400
46
45 %
8974
93
65
30% Oct
20
4,800
91 '/a
45
45'A
160
64'A
17% Mar 20
9
46%
44%
91'A
2
50
"5"
1,000
*157%
923/4
1
7,400
283A
160
19
Jan
2,700
50%
2874
917b
12
32 % Aug
437b
49%
28
*157%
20
98
43%
50'A
28
94 Va
Oct
15
433/8
49 3/4
157%
Apr
11
4334
50%
283/4
93%
21% Jan
Oct
43%
50 Vb
433b
157 %
47
88
%
*28%
17
8
70
15 Vo
17
25 % Jan
48 Va
50
10
2nd
600
50 VB
15 'A
28
100
*49
*47
50
&
9
50 VB
48%
15%
Feb
7
*49
*47
•
49%
100
Co
Mus
4734
15
53
25% Oct
49%
473A
49%
Electric
conv
*49
4774
10
Stop Nut Co
Paso
43%
*47
15'%
Electric Storage Battery
5%
250
*49
4 9
5
El
42 VB
*48
3
9
42
*15
Ahto-Llte
59 % Aug
42'A
49 Va
31% Feb
5
42'A
15V4
S
Corp
common
preferred
Co
42%
15%
Electric
5%
5,200
49
•
Elastic
37%
100
Co
preferred
4 % %
1,100
373/a
15%
To
Kodak
Products
91
37%
1
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
4 % %
91
37 VB
*91
*48
I
preferred
Ekco
*12 Vb
1,100
91%
37%
92
*15%
50
Cigar Corp
Easterp Airlines Inc_
6%
71/8
10
$2.lo preferred
Eastman
%
58 % Feb
Apr
7 Vb
7'4
50
DWG
11
198%
$4.15 preferred
-
2,100
__1
37
20
29%
10%
*91
21
For
297'b
10%
ii?
30% Oct
4
29%
10%
1/4
16% Feb
11
*65%
30
10%
37%
35% Dec
Jan
67'/2
*65 Va
67
2974
10'/a
91 Va
6
69% Oct
*65 Va
67
*65%
30 %
10%
91 Va
3
76
67
*
37
28% Jan
Q(jt 31
52%
37%
25% Jan
11%
*52%
91%
May 16
12
52%
112%
12
106
25
52%
37%
Stainless
19
22% Feb
52%
Corp
18
Jan
2,600
52%
91%
Eastern
15
32
11,900
11%
112 %
10
Oct
10
33 Vb
11
10
48 Va Sep
100% July 17
79% Oct
5% Feb
32%
11 Vb
Eagle-Plcher Co
97
34% Feb 23
33%
11
No par
Eastern
36% Jun
2
33 VB
11%
No par
19
4
Aug
337/8
11
series
37 Va Apr
29
15
33%
x
series
47% Apr 17
57 % Aug
8
Sep
23% Feb
1,900
$3.75 preferred
6
Nov
May 27
14%
$3.50
24
43 Vb Feb
3l
*14%
$4.50
11
2
Jan
14%
Preferred
Feb
23
87"% Nov
14%
Preferred
17% Jan
5
21
34% Deo
14 Vb
(E I) Si Co—
14% Jun
Jun
175
14%
50c
preferred
58
18
147/K
30
preferred
32% Jun
26
14%
No par
Nem
4.20%
6
Oct
15
*32
5
Pont de
4.10%
6
Mar 14
4,600
14%
Co
12
6
67
23%
50
Industries
29
Jan
21% Jan
Chemical
Feb
22
163
500
23%
Dunuesne Light Co common
27
5.200
33%
23%
_No par
Co
52% Jan
35% Jan
40% Nov
Fe'b
35%
32
23
*32 Vb
_No par
Ltd
48% Aug 29
47% Sep 25
53% Mar 30
54
Apr
3
50
4,800
34%
34%
52
34VB
Common
3
33
110 % Sep
900
51%
51%/
32
1
Duplan Corp—
6
12
July 25
10,700
36V2
No par
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
Dunhlll International
5
Apr
17% NOV
Jan
Apr
Apr
38
14
27
237
12ft
55
6
1
101
51% July 22
50% Aug
9
51% Sep 28
Jan
Oct
37
34%
(The)
Aircraft
Dresser
*35
32%
preferred series A
Pepper Co
du
157
117% Sep
1
94% Aug 11
33% Dec 29
common
Dobeckmun Co
Mines
37
3 6 V2
37
23 %
67
16 % Mar 21
50%
51%
34%
65 %
1
36 V2
*35
18%
23
53%
13% Oct
22,300
68
23%
53%
18% Mar 31
34'B
18%
18%
32%
53%
conv
34%
*66
68
35
53%
5%
347/8 j
32%
No par
Dr
5,700
23
Dixie
9
42%
34%
11%
5
1,400
41%
23
33:%
23
42 Va
42
32 %
11%
Sep
*41%
35
33%
Apr
42
22 Va
11%
13
22%
9,000
32%
34
75
600
3,200
221/4
<
34%
11%
39 % Apr
3,400
50c
Corp
Oup Co
4,700
19,400
1
60% Aug 17
1
2624-.
28 VB 229%
18 Vs
36%
51%
.
2
preferred—
33%
1
Apr
521/a
1
2
21
52
2
20
16
52
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Oct
13% Nov
*35
14%
.
35%
18%
37
36%
14 %
30%
*64
37
36 %
36%
37
Dlvco Corp
.
10% Oct
21
18%
36%
*35
52%
36 %
*35
27%
27%
41
68
18 VB
27%
30
94
25
common
cumulative
28% Sep
11% Oct
65
Apr 29
38% July 25
15% Jan
3
30% Mar 14
Co
22 ft
*41
*65
68
18 "a
13% Aug 27
May 25
51% Oct
Mar
Diamond
*
2
*65
18%
18%
10
60% Aug 13
44% Apr
5
40
68
*65
1
Raynolds
'
22%
13.50
17
7
27%
50
Denv & Rio
37% Jun
16
21
Hudson
27%
Grande West RR_No par
Edison
20
Aug 11
33% Jan 12
12 % May
27%
60c
Co
Nov
41
36
66
SOo
Deere
29% Aug 28
3
25 % Mar
4
Day (on Rubber Co
Decca Records Inc
3
Si
1,900
88
25
July 18
Va
89
16% Mar 12
-2574 Oct
4,700
46
%
*88
*86
89
88
88 7/8
15
26%
5,500
1,600
C
*14%
26'/a
*86
89
12%
6
6%
88
'
89
121/4
15
26%
,
55%
*14%'
15
26%
261/4
5474
*6
6ft
*14%
v
*
12%
6 Vs
6 %
15
*14%
1,100
146
135%
55
12%
90
12%
2,000
15,100
541/4
54
*86 Va
90
12%
600
200
7,400
145
*135 Va
55
54%
*80%
12%
55
54%
53 %
54 %
*86%
5
series A
Inc
54%
110
55
145
*135%
145
*135%
55%
51%
100
common
preferred
River
145
55%
53%
34% Jan
.14.
39% Sep
23
35% May
5
8%
774
8
18% July 11
6:
87b
%
8
8%
33
8
8
77b
19%
72
72
33
33%
*18%
1
common
18,600
19 Va
71%
*33
33%
97
61
60%
*18%
17
8%
8%
*33
280
97
59 %
19%
71%
72
*71%
8%
33 %
7%
No par
98
62%
*98
26 % May
14% Jan
31% May 16
6,700
35
97
14%
32
55'/4
54%
72
8%
*33
1
common
preferred
Sons
150
*31%
72%
14%
31%
14%
'31
80
10.200
89
28%
28%
320
28%
162%
Corp
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power & Light common
,
69
93
97
2%
5%, convertible preferred
7
70
92%
21%
Davega Stores Corp
1
18
Mar
84'/a Sep
20
Sep 15
93
44 % Jan
83
Sep
91
69
72 V*
6
A
3%%
17% May 21
27 Vb Jan
3
*
23
Dana
Dan
21
U'/b ivi *y
10
13% July
28
Feb
3,100
2%
Cutler-Hammer
2
26%
21%
Publishing
Cushman's
May 23
61% Aug
22
6
91% Sep
4% May 12
138
26%
No par
Curtis-Wright
1
26%
2%
Steel
Curtis
Mar 17
53% Dec
43% Jan
11% Oct
Oct
26 Ve
5%
preferred
Class
26
21%
preferred.
Prior
25 Vb
1
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
.
25%
_1
Cuneo Press Inc
4
25%
163%
Cuban-American
4
100
26%
*162%
Cudahy Packing Co
Sep
40% Sep
60%
100
...
41
67'/a Feb
6
59 V*
29
Si
9% Sep 14
63% July 19
Jan
*51%
60
28%
Zellerbach
4%%
53
*58%
Refining common-10
Corp
Cuba RR 6%
13
*51%
60
96
Corp
20
53
*58%
94
7
Feb
3,400
53
*51%
60
*94 Va
5
40
29%
29%
29%
53
60
70
*92%
Wheat Corp
Cork
$4.20
12,100
71%
preferred
Crucible
84% Aug 20
3
IOV4 Jan
8
28
16% Jan
Jan
6
29,100
477b
96
17% Sep
4
Sep
31
140
2
1,900
49 %
46 Vb
92%
14% May
10
8 % Oct
15
Feb
65% Sep
41%
48
%
Common
23% July 25
14% May 28
2
9% May
104
3
41 %
60%
25%
-
4,600
115
,
41%
43 Va
92%
Corp
114
1,800
47%
1
Crescent
9
,
*94 Vi
preferred
Cream
■
95
Petroleum
Crown
55 Va Nov
common__
Crane Co common
28
30
9,800
47
29%
29%
29%
*51%
,
94
International
23
29%
29%
51%
*59
1
Inc
Oct
47 Va
51%
6%
41 Vb
48 Vb
48
4o%
71%
Cosden
18% F'eb
41%
46
47 %
95
Coty
35% Feb
41
45%
46%
*92%
Coty
1
41%
44%
6
v3
42% Mar 26
80
Corp
preferred
16
Oct
Electric
May 29
6% Jan
41%
48%
29%
7,700
6%
114%
45 %
50
46 %
114%
41%
60
46%
114%
114
44 %
5
series
16%
28'4
6%
41 %
%
16
2774
6%
47
preferred
,_100
pfd 3 % % series of 1947
100
Products
7%
114
15%
••
6%
5
common
Corning Glass Works
Jan
May 23
6
Co
Dubilier
Apr
7
Steel
Cornell
100
14
;
115
*
5
40 % Mar 12
102
Jan
Corp
Corp
Co
Convertible pref 5%
Preferred 6%
series
2
12
Jan
Delaware
of
Cooper-Bessemer
26
2
preferred
23,300
16 Ve
26%
45 Vb
26%
Jan
5
Shares
16 %
Continental
2
180 % Mar
the Week
Oct. 19
27 %
95% Jan
Mar 14
Friday
Oct. 18
15 %
98
54
Thursday
Oct. 17
27
31
Jan
Sales fer
SALE PRICRS
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 16
Continental
19
48% Apr
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 15
Pat
Cop Si Steel 2nd coxa—a
convertible
Monday, October 22, 1956
Monday
0
25
5 %
Mar 20
50 V* Jan
21% Mar 29
Continental
2
49 Va Oct
70
9
STOCK
YORK
...
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
23% Nov 25
May 12
10
STOCK
STOCKS
Financial Chronicle
7%
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76
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76
*73
76
*74
76
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76
*65%
€8
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68
*6572
68
*65%
68
*65%
68
5.700
2,900
800
1
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Volume
Number 5579
184
(1697)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
NEW
YORK
STOCK
RECORD
STOCK
EXCHANGE
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i
STOCKS
Ranee for PrevUna
Oct
21
43
'»»»•♦
Hlrhe#t
21% Feb
29
20% Sep 13
6
30
62 y« Jan
38Vis May
6
41% Dec
30
12 Via Nov
1
21% Feb
7
11
13% Dec
28
18 % Apr
7
10% Sep
17% Mar
7
16% Oct
9
15
May 16
22% Mar 14
25% Dec
68
Sep
26
74
26 % Jan
25
37% Nov
50
Jan
3
43% Jan
5
31% July 21
45
Apr
29
31 % Jan
11
12
Jun
24
17% Jan
Oct
17
40 % Jan
24
8% Nov
9
13% Feb
6
38 % Apr
17
9
8% May 28
23
28% Jan
26
Aug 14
25
30% Oct
17
1
Oct
1
26
100
17
45% Sep
33%
35 % Jan
Jan
26% May
1
26
Oct
59 Ma
1
30
82% Sep
18
Sep
Feb~24
135
61
30%
91%
67% Dec
18
54
104
5
28% Oct
23
68
Feb
10
3
102
Apr
12
108
Mar
9
62% Jun
20
Aug 17
11% Sep
19
9
46 % Feb
17
34% Sep
36% Sep
100
26
106
Aug 29
48
Oct
11
40
14
41% Feb
16
7
36% Feb
13
.54% Aug 14
*50% Aug 2
July
13
25
Feb
28
17
Sep
51
Feo
26
13
Sep
126
96% Nov
30
100
Apr
62
Oct
95
21
21
3
50
14
July 15
61% Sep
.'102% Mar
77
July
Corp
OctTl
Mar 31
6
i2'/a Jan
23
98% Nov
23
78
16% Mar 23
.14
11% Mar 14
Jan
6
137/a Nov
29
25% Dec
6
ouBovuie4 Am.
'3%%
25% Jan
27
Oct
24
79% Oct
4
9% Dec
22
6% Jun
29
Jun
30
5% May 18
26 M» Mar 14
34
104'A May 24
•113
38% Apr
124
5
107'A Jan
19
9% Jun
8
41% Jan
18
30
39
Feb
25% Feb
11
July*18
4% Oct
46%
July 30
Step
25% Oct
38
23
53 % Aug 24
Jan
4
9% July 17
1
31
Jan
14% Apr
13
3
99% Sep
24
106% Mar
5
60'A Oct
1
71 % May
7
107% Mar
28
9% Dec
28
11% Jan
21
9
136% Dec
8
148% Jun
3
130
6
27
126% Sep
23
Jan
13
3
Oct
140
•> 34 % Mar 13
1
138
14% Sep
Mar
7
80
Mar 29
20
17% Jan
11 Vb
17
13% Jan
Oct" 27~
57% Dec
19 % July
6
17
8
53
17
5
13
77% Jun
28
6
65 % Aug
61
11
Sep
11
119% Dec
20
127
Jan
Aug
29% Jan
9
102
General
Apr
26
71% Apr
49'AMar20
124% Feb
16
3
115% Sep
7
Jun
30
91% Sep
12
7
35% Nov
9
31
Feb
1
43% Mar 14
59% Dec
6
50 % Feb
10
75% July 17
35
Oct
16
53 % Feb
33
Sep
19
35% Aug 24
4 % Jan
11
5% Aug 20
4% Jan
33
19
71% Apr
2
36% Nov
2
5% Dec
3
34
14
61% Feb
14% Feb
9
Dec
33% Dec
21
38% Nov
2
Jan
23
3
45% Jan
18
65% Nov
Nov
26
50
Jun
13
90
118% Jun
27
96% Sep
98
16
103% Sep
14
91
Sep
27
May 17
23
Mar
27
General
2
General
19
General
66% Apr
5
Oct
16
4%%
121% Apr""* 5
4%%
102
Sep
10
12
12
52'A Sep
18
Juiy 24
9'A Jan
12
8
30% Oct-49
16
97% Mar 21
41 Vb Mar
3
54% Aug 23
5% Jan
9
Jan
3
28
59 % Jan
6
87 % Dec
30
66
Oct
1
89»A Mar 23
50% Jan
18_
30% Dec
8
6
35
Jan
6
Mar 21
23
Sep
81% Aug 27
~
3
29% Jun
8
55% July 25
44% Jan
16
1% Oct
4
23
Sep
34% Dec
21
10% Oct
19
30
29% May 23
Apr
18
60'A Sep
13
36
2% Feb
4%
preferred
(The)
Gillette
14
Graham-Paige
72 Va
48 Va
43%
60%
59%
60
60%
58%
59%
*17%
18 Mi
18
18
18
18
18
18
1,100
46'A
45%
45%
45 M*
46
V4
45%
46'A
46
46 Mi
4,800
7 Va
7'A
7V«
7 Vb
7V4
7%
4,000
7
7 Mb
7
6G%
67 Va
67
115%
115
115
47%
47:% "
46'/'a
47%
93%
93%
92%
93 Va
92%
93
118%
118%
1-18%
118%
32
46 %
08%
6 8 Mi
68
36 Va
35
92%
33 %
34
34
1,700
68'A
69
68%
69'%
7,400
35%
35
35%
35%
36
34
33
33
41'A
41%
10,900,
32%
33
33 %
1,100
52%
52
52'A
2,500
41%
32%
32%
53%
51%
52%
52
42%
32%
32 3
53 Va
102
102
100 Va
100 Ma
101%
78
76
81
82
80%
82
*801%
31%
32%
32
22
48%
49%
48
48%
49%
4P%
.
*'
3 1
r.
7V
74 %
30 %
58%
1%
Motors——__No par
74%
81%
80 %
80%
80%
81
31%
32
31%
31%
*47'A
48
47%
47
47 %
48
47%
48%
8%
'A
48
47%
30%
v
91%
91 %
36%
35%
36%
3'A
3'a
3%
3%
3 Va
-
r
31 Ma
*27
31%
*27
100
*156
160
*156
31%
74%
72%
71
74
75
74%
74 %
74 7
30 7
39 3
30 3 4
x30 %
30%
a
4
47 "4
477a
48»%.
8%
*8%
8 Ma
48%
46'4
47%
7,900
30%
30
%
30%
26,800
*91
35%
a
*156
*26
35%
3%
3
200
100
3.800
36
3%
160
*26
72
73
30%
30:%
*30%
58 3
7 6 Ma
75%
58 %
59»4
58'A
J %
1%
1 %
1%
4,500
30
V
75%
59%
»A
160
*156
30
73
7'4%
1%
1%
92 Ma
*91
92 %
36
3,500
'
3 Va
58%
59
200
4 7'A
%
*8 Mi
72 %
73
•'
60
102,400
29%
92 Mj
*91
360
1,230
47 Va
8%
48
29 3 4
35%
160
74%
74%
48%
*8
130
101'A
*100
75
32
477a
29%
101 Ml
75
72
Mi
29%
48%
100
48
*8%
1 8%
101
76
*73 Mi
*74
*97
3 00 3:,
100%
100
*97
101
99 %
102
.
31
10,300
11.009
900
4
58'A
53%
10,500
1%
1%
1%
6,400
11%
37
37'A
36%
37%
37
37
36%
36%
36%
36%
1,390
*8!)
89
91
89
89
T)
Co
(The)
Steel
Co
—--5
5
I——12.50
Iron Ore Prop—No par
Great Northern Paper Co
—25
Gt Northern
38% Oct
2
24% Feb
9
19% Oct
2
May 26
136% Jun
28
149% Jan
11
70% May 25
79% Jan
10
Green
Bay
33% Mar 12
Green
(H
7
42
42%
*32 Va
42'A
53%
common——:—-5
City
19
3
42
1
42%
32%
900'
preferred _—.-——100
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Ex-distribution
(W
44% Sep
Jan
1.800
75
3%%
18
45% Sep
35%
5.900
35% Jan
17% May 10
35
J,
26,200
July 17
96
35
51 %
108 %
9
34%
■31 34
Aug 10
9
35%
10%
41 %
15
34%
50%
14
82% Oct.
35
31
25
J 4% Feb
34%
1,700
11 %
25 % Feb
31 Va Feb
4,400
30%
Granite
2
25 %
51%
Grant
11
25 Va
11
5
May 31
25%
49%
3
37% Aug
25%
30%
17
18
26
51%
Feb
27
25 3'»
il5,.
Jan
18
26%
31%
51% Sep
34% Jan
26%.
,
11 %
99
30% Mar 14
43 'A
43%
45
1
*42%
:;-
30%
1
23 % Mar
17%
Va
11%
9
2
*17
45
51 %
17
77% Dec
17
45%
31
Oct
23
17
45%
42 "4
*27
3,100
17%
43
32%
*156
94 Va
92
4,000
*17
26...,
35 Va
—
770
12,600
36%
36 Ma'
"M
9,100
5'A
17%
20
8%
5 VB
95%»
53 %
Co
*33'
45 Va
*17
29%
1,400
92%
32
Mi
94
17 Va
45
47%:
92%
92%
08
45 Ma
93%
17
45
1
._—2-5
170
1,200
32
118%
35%
*33%
A
118
89,300
67%
68 3 4
35%
25
47%
118
118
118
4,200
%
115
115
47 Va
46 Va
32
118
32
32
32
il
115
115
115
47%
67%
67
67%
67
114
67 7 a
67%
68
"114 Mi
48
*7%
11%
Oct
3
7,100
59 Va
18'A
60%
50%
Feb
4ti'/a Apr
II,900
44,000
30%
89
72
48%
12%
35
page
72 Mi
48
49'A
51%
34
see
71 %
48%
4
32%
7
footnotes
72 %
47 3
11%
26
For
71 'a
48%
50
30
16 % Mar
11%
72%
48 Mi
31
Union
12
99
11%
72%
100
common
Grand
7% May 18
900
11%
45%
10
Granby Consol M S & P—
9
20
2,000
18
.——4
20% Mar 16
Sep
6
11%
11%
11%
11 %
*11%
15%
15
15'A
100
130
49
92%
87
28
*15
38 Ma
*38%
*128
72%
36 Va
30
13% Jan
15 Va
'
160
88
*86 %
88
38%
131
129
11%
36%
96% Dec
93% Dec
15
*91%
2
26% Mar 15
129 Mr
*128
15 Ma
*86%
*38 Vb
72
—100
100
.1
,10
36% Aug
Dec
Oct
129%
15
86%
39
4,000
490
11%
——A—1
100
10
10
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
—5
Gould-National Batteries Inc
—4
Grace (W. Rl & Co
1
39% Sep
153
*127
14%
10
Feb
Feb
J 29 %
147 a
*100
—
Brewing Co
Stock Telegraph
&
5% Sep
Mar 16
*127
No par
2
69
100
(The)
Co
33% Dec
20% Mar 22
*38%
preferred
$4.50
Glidden
3
143
86%
38 %
100
Co
Brothers
Gimbel
21 % Jan
74
16,400
88 Ma
...—100
Getty Oil Co common-
45% Dec
100
38%
39%
com
cum
Goodall-Sanford Inc
Goodrioh Co (B F)
22
93
38
38%
*
preferred
$5 cumulative preferred
Georgia-Pacific Corp ne*
Gerber Products Co
4%%
Gold
153
22% Jan
38 %
87
No par
prelerred conv
preferred
Goebel
3
2
25
3
38
38%
)
rvuDuer
11
11
Feb
22% Oct
160'A Jun
&
25
Jan
168
Mar 14
Tire
25
9
16
3% Mar
39%
*33
—
uenei tU
15
5
38 Ma
92%
26
6
..'2,100
91%
Dec
11
25%
93%
Dec
1% Nov
25
92 %
5
12'/a Jan
25
91 'A
17% Jan
27'/a July
25
General
155
41% Mar 14
25
General
28
11
42% Jan
24%
16
34% Sep
Jan
25%
9'/a
131
131
37 Ma
91% Oct
6U
25
25 %
130
36%
61
8'A Aug 21
7
130
37%
Apr
2,100
64%
131 Mi
36%
23 Va Jun
66% Jun
130'A
130
373b
37% Step
Jan
Sep
130'A
9%
134
9%
37 Ma
8
Aug
44% Mar
9%
64
9
37%
2
99
9%
9%
37%
8
29% Sep
17
63%
9%
63%
9%
5 Va
40 Mb Jan
18
64%
62%
Ma
63%
33 'A
33% Oct
101
*100
101
63%
64'A
5 Va
5
11
Jan
1,700
5,600
33%
19
90% Jan
15%
28%
5%
9% Oct
36% Oct
15%
28%
5 'a
45% Sep
8% Apr 28
38% Oct 11
20
41
3
:
*100
101
*100
101
*100
101
200
15%
28%
28%
5 Va
86% Sep
46l/a Oct
52
2
15%
28%
34 %
84
Oct
28% Oct
37% Nov
15%
a
5 Ma
46
74% Oct
79
15%
♦33 Ma
35% Sep
32% Oct
29% Feb
38
4,900
5'A
General
3
1,600
8Va
36'/a
28 3
'
—10c
Corp.
5
Railway Signal
N(o par
Realty <fc Unities
10c
Refractories
10
Shoe
Corp
ii_l
Steel Castings Corp
1
Telephone Corp..
-—10
Time Corp
No par
General
39% Jan
a
49%
8 Va
36 %
34%
29% July 18
45% July 11
49%
8 Va
36%
5 '/a
46% May 14
21
31
49 %
8
a
15%
60%
$1.60 cum conv preferred
4
Nov
35% May 25
49'A
*36
8%
36 7
General Public Service
General Public Utilities
24% May 28
34% Jan
4
49%
3
36 7i*
18% July 10
14
17% Mar 24
31
49 Va
8 %
36 7
95 % Oct
15
79
6
13% Oct
49%
8
38% Mar 28
May 25
39% Sep
Mar 17
39% Jan
4,000
89
Outdoor Advertising- —15
General Portland Cement Co——1
General Precision Equipt Corp-—1
24
35%
38
General
3
37% Apr
1,100
a
28%
38
.
Preferred $3.75 series--
101'A Mar 15
29 Va
35'
4874
Corp
200
29
35%
15%
*25'A
No pa:
100
General Motors Corp com
1%
$5 preferred
—No par
1
3,800
;
29 VB
28%
9%
1
910
10 Va
42%
35%
15%
132
General Mills common
5%
preferred
2
122% Mar
9
12
Instrument
10
*42
44
29 Va
28%
i—a
(Delaware )_I
—No par
Electric Co
General Finance Corp
General Foods Corp
16,800
|
35%
*36
37
64 'A
issued"
General
I,300
7'a
114%
113%
29 «4
Mi
15%
10
Corp_|_
"when
25,000
40
33
36%
,,
10%
28 VB
2
26%
83%
35
38
common
preferred
Dynamics
com
10Vb Mar 20
40% May 28
14
series
New
Corn
400
16
10
26%
*81
29
88
.—
Contract
900
900
1,800
35%
8 %
*100
*84%
29%
loo
com_.
preferred
50
*36'A
7,300
3,000
49%
35'A
8
28.200
17%
32%
9%
"12%
85%
'9%
12%
36%
*42'A
2 600
35
*29 Mb
%
29
317
*49%
60%
17%
32%
113
10
10%
44
*42 M-i
59%
7
(i7,i
400
6.000
3,900
.:•%
7,300
50
180
27
35 M
—
45% 45%
50
59%
*95
98
65% 65%
"133
140
86% 86%
83'%
110
110 % '
id
.
43
No par
_
Inc
Co
50% July 23
i
18
May
113
43% Oct
6%
2
19
Sep
20
Nov
54
23
Cigar
General
17
uct
7
July 11
123
7
Aug
Jun
43
23
Feb
1%
1st preferred
General
79'A Aug 17
1
52% Jan
30
4%
5
Sep
56% Jun
*5% Oct
98
;r447%v
2b Vj
a
10 >4
7
84
*15%
26%
*81
210
3.000
.2.300
2,100
50
17%
32%
9 %
12%
85%
16%
32
9
6%
35%'
__
110
111
*110%
a
34%
35 Ml
43
*42
67
7
6%
10
General
26
1,5
27%
83%
35
35'A
10'A
17
Jan
12%
1(>
110%
13
11
142
16
12%
84%
27
*81
10%
39% Oct
Oct
17%
16%
110'A
com—1
Investors
17%
32%
9%
27%
83
5
97% Feb
38
Oct
2
Mar
American
a
100
common
60%
17%
32%
9%
12%
83%
13,000
4,600
50
60%
59%
60%
17%
58%
48
38%
18 .
31%
20%
33%
103% 103%
51% 52
12% 12%
3a • 36%
*94% 98
14
14
45% 45%
50% 50%
*95
; 93
65
65%
*133
140
87
87
60%
21.4J0
800
57,800
1,700
400
1,000
9,400
3,000
800
10.300
600
600
2,200
3,800
TO
5,300
1,500
30%
*20%
33%
•
*9
'9%
26
26%
29% 30
31% 32%
*102
107%
49
49%
26% 26%
62
62%
87 '
88%
49%
49
45%
50%
v
98
66%
66%
*133
149
87
87%
r2%
84
7
*6%.
3 5%
1
26
9
7% Oct
——1
„
common
15%
a
—
491a
45%
50
*95
*15%
27
82
82
12
Nov
66% Jan
27
82
23
48% Feb
120
—
27
24% Jan
7
13% Jan
1
.
.
12%
83%
85
1
(Robert)
12 Ma
36%
98
10
12%
84
]f>%
lOO
(The)
Inc
12%
86
Apr
30% Jun
21% Mar
46%
1
common
52%
12%
36
*94%
32%
10
,
10
5
July
2
13
10
13
93
17
16% Nov
10
General
10% Aug 30
May 22
24% Oct
23
,38% Dec
24% Mar 15
Aug
17%
32%'
26% Dec 29
36% Feb
83% Mar 18
130
60%
Co
52%
48%
62
5,800
69
49%
7
12%
12%
*56
48
33%
17%
86%
87%
102% 103
52% 53
12%
12%
*35% 36
*94% 94%
14
14
102% 103
45%
50%
51%
*95
% 98
65%
66%
*133
140
"87
89
17%
60
38%
18%
31
20%
33 %
9Va
9%
*26
26%
29%
30%
31%
32
102
102
48%
49%
26%
27
62%
63%
86%
87%
45
136%
86%
38%
17%
30%
20%
33'A
9%
*26%
29%
31%
*102
48%~
26%
7
12%
56
48
38%
18%
31%
20%
33 %
9%
26%
30
32
107%
49'/a
26%
7
12%
33
48
61%
No par
56
48
--
47%
33
$4.50 preferred
100
Amer Transportation—2.50
General Baking Co common
5
$8 preferred
No par
General Bronze Corp
:——5
General Cable Corp com
No par
Dec
71
7
Jan
Co
Co
General
29% Mar 27
25% Jan
1
29
30% Sep
29
15
Aug 13
22
29
Dec
29% Jan
July 16
16 %
9
3
57'A Jan
25% Dec
105
39
Mar
45
5
*94%
-
*67
48%
*6%
a-*
66
5% convertible preferred ■'-,
50
Gamewell Co (The)
No par
Gardner-Denver Co new
—5
Garrett Corp (The)
—2
Gar Wood Industries Inc com
1
4%% convertible preferred
50
General
Acceptance Corp___.
1
5
23
Jan
17% Aug
21
15% July
37Ma
98%
17%
3V%
$4.50 preferred
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
49% July 20
6
1
36%
*94%
ii,;;';
12%
'36%
2
10
Corp
Gair
38
Feb"*25
9% Mar
20
v
7
12%
55
48%
5,300
400
1,300
16%
22%
22%
69
48%
86'/a
52%
12%
22%
*66
47%
104
53%
12%
36%
,98
60%
preferred
Gabriel
3
30% Sep
32%
53%
12%
22%
69
48%
65
63
86%
104
ff.%
Co
Trailer
4%
32% July 31
9
Sugar
Froedtert
11% July 19
May 29
43
49% July 27
27% Dec
26%
104
22%
105
49%
26%
49
136%
Corp
Fruehauf
23
9Va Jan
32
*102
,5
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co
40% July 25
28% May 29
9%
26%
30%
100
Foremost Dairies Inc
Francisco
46%
preferred-—loo
preferred
Foster-Wheeler
Mar 29
94
15
July
11% Sep
25
Jan
common
convertible
3%%
137A Mar 12
97% Mar 20
9
27
94
18 V8
30%
20%
33%
9%
26%
30%
32 %
51 %
98
66%
a
16% Mar 22
Feb
28% Dec
88% Mar 30
9
'
July 18
17%
52%
$4.20 div cum pfd ser of '51—15
Food Machinery & Chem Corp
10
22
7%
32%
,
" *64
47%
7
12
54%
48%
38%
17%
30%
20%
69
30%
51%
*95
*
imgrn,
16%
22
*20%
,
1
*».««*
9
6
27
24
.49%
11%
11%
4,000
11%
*11%
16%
38%
45%
l07/a Apr
8% Feb
49%
11%
11%
16%
*38%
45%
I
4
102%
1
&
3
18
12% Apr
14% Jun
49%
ll'A
4gxu
pa.
Power
21 '/a Jan
14
49%
11%
*11%
*16%
6%
10%
49%
~ *45%
10%
47%
41% Apr
7% Sep
50
11%
11%
16%
7
10%
7
1
(Ford Motor Co
50
68
2
common
47
16% May 28
31
Oct
1
26% Aug 22
49%
11%
*11%
16%
483^
Florida
c
28
1,700
•
47%
7%
100
29% Oct
87 %
917
*7%
Florida Power Corp
Mar 5
63% Mar 12
16% May 28
85%
*64
71
*65
46%
—
51% May 28
20%
5
Florence Stove Co
18
n,
Jun
105
Jan
46% Jan
102
21% Mar 12
69% Sep
43% Mar 15
99
41
Feb
7
105% Mar 14
% Apr
6
12% Feb 27
2
86
21%
22%
22
50^'
preferred
100
First National Stores
No par
Firth (The) Carpet-.Co
—5
Flintkote Co (The) common
5
<4 preferred
No par
17
6
,
13
1
common
4%%
Oct
12
35 % Jan
32
93
May 1
Mar 26
Feb 23
Jun 27
Aug 17
Sep
94
May 23
26% Jan
18% Mar 11
9
106% Jan 16
61
Jan
3
49% May 28
10% Jan
3
Mar
53
6
Apr
85%
84%
16%
19% Aug 2
367/a May 7
21% Sep 10
377/s Mar 14
10% Jan
9
31% May 1
39% Mar 23
43
May 1
29% Feb
30% Oct
27
16%
5?
Apr 18
41% Aug 17
20% Oct
23% Sep
>
.
13Ye Feb 23
1
4
29
Nov
10%
l
5% conv cum pfd ser A
A_50
*48
49
5%% conv pfd 1953 series
50
45%
45%
Federal Mogul Bower Bearings
5
39
39%
Federal Pacific Electric Co
1
17%
17%
Federal Paper Board Co Inc.—
5
30 %
30%
4.6%
cumulative preferred25
'20%
20%
Federated Dept Stores
2.50
33
33%
Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co__
5
9%
9%
Fenestra Inc
10
26%
27
Ferro Corp
—29%
30
Fibreboard Paper Prod com__No par
32 %
32 %
4% cum conv preferred—
—100
*102
105
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Inc NY
5
49%
49%
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc——10
26%
26%
Filtrol Corp
1
04
67'/a
Firestone Tire & Rubber Com—6.35
86%
87%
9
27
39% Nov
Falataff Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp
Fedders-Quigan
10
41% Sep
124
11%
13% Mar 29
9
Oct
10
4
85%
49%
11%
11%
49%
11%
11%
57
6% Apr
48% Oct
3
22
12
11%
5% preferred series B
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
Farwlck Corp
Jan
Mar 14
49%
11%
25% Mar
57
Apr
49
75% Mar 7
51% July 10
7% Jun
7
13% Jan
22
86
2
9
93
86 Ma
16
22
900
86%
'-*85
20
Dec
Nov
9
47
17%
17%
Feb
31
23%
17
23 Va
23%
17%
,3
12
Anr
23 %
17
23%
17%
68% Sep
1
30
8% July 12,
5% Mar 14
20
23 %
17
237/a
1714
Fairbanks Morse <Si Co.
6.700
23%
17 %
23%
Corp
Shares
23%
5
21% Oct
7
July
1
May 28
CK^t. 15
the Week
Oct. 19
Oct. 18
Oct. 17
__i
Co
Friflav
Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 16
Sales for
PRICES
SAL*
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
'
Monday
Par
No par
Falrchild Engine & Airplane Corp-1
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
50V8Oct 10
15% Jan
3
14% Mar 16
23
24 Ma Jan
Products
Ex-Cello
2
Aug
96
STOCK
Eversharp Inc
Mar 23
20
23
72'/a Dec
May 11
Evans
29% July 17
9
20
YORK
LOW
.*
EXCHANGE
Highest
15 Ma Jan
26 V* Sep
19
13 Ma Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
Lowest
'
'
Great Northern Ry Co———No par.
Great Western Sugar com—No par
7%
J0Q
preferred
& Western RR
100
Inc—
1
L)
Co
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp—No par
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
4Y*% preferred
100
-
91
•
*89
91
*89
91
5,300
,
6%
.
6%
6%
6%
0 Ma
6
Va
6'A
36%
36%
.35%
36:1
35%
36
35%
35%
35%
35%
89%
89
89 Ma
1,600
'A
6
6
6
2,800
3,600
80%
91%
91
91%
90
90%
88 Va
44%
45%
44%
45%
44 3
4
44'%
44%
44 7
a
44%
45 Va
17,500
19%
17%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 Va
19%
4,600
13%
19 %
139%
*73
139%
*139
139%
77 %
*75
77%
75 Va
7514
*75
27%
27
27%
27'A
27%
5.400
43
*43
43%
42%
43
1,300
21%
*42 %
137
27%
27M4
27%
27 %
43
42
43
43
139
'139
139%
77
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
147a
14%
14 %
82%
82%
83
83
84%
84 Va
83%
84
1
?8
-V
*13",
*75
14%
*82
.
139%
77
14 Ma
85
40
20
16,400
80
21
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1693)
NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1 v
Year1955
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
45% Feb
2
27 % Jun
8 % Apr
4
5% Jan
35% Jan
6
44% Feb
23
30% Oct
39% Mar 23
83% Oct
98
6
96% Oct
31
61% Mar 14
93% Sep
23
Jan
83% Jan
23
106% Oct
2
Grumman
18
Guantanamo Sugar
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR
Apr
Mar 14
147% July 20
117% Oct
95
38 % Nov
3
32% Sep
26
9
97
Sep
28
104% July 13
105
Jun
109 % Jun
7
94
Oct
8
104
Dec
8
107
10
100
Sep
19
41
Dec
15
Jan
Gulf
Oil
Jun
42% Mar 20
6
105% Feb
Corp
i
States
23
PRICES
291/8
28%
7%
7%
7%
No par
com
31%
31%
31'/4
31 Va
31'%
31%
31
85
84
841/4
84 ',4
84%
*84
No par
*84
25
Friday
Oct. 18
29%
29Vs
I
Bales far
1'hursdav
: 7 Va
29
29%
28'%
7%
7%
31-/8
31'/a
7%
'/8
the Week
Oct. 19
85
Shares
5 200
29
7%
31
*84
-,4
4,500
7,500
So
300
114 Va
Utilities
116%
114
llo%
113-/2
114-4
111%
113%
112%
114
41,000
115 J/4
117 '/4
115 »/4
115'A
114%
115
112''/4
114%
114
115
4,400
Co—
No par
35%
_100
dividend
preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4-44
SALE
Oct. 17
7%
issued
$4.20
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 16
29'
29
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 15
l
Common
28
Feb
Aircraft
Corp
When
15
103% Feb
108
Monday
Par
preferred
Gull
18
Aug 26
31
101
STOCK
13
35% Jan
8
LOW
EXCHANGE
22
90
YORK
Highest
5 Va Dec
32% July 19
RECORD
STOCKS
Range (or Previous
Monday, October 22, 1956
...
35%
35%
35 %
35'A
35%
98
68
*96'%
97
9o
96
*95 va
96%
*98
102
*98
102
35'A
98
*96
100
dividend preferred
*96'/a
100
*96'%
*98
*98
35%
*96%
95%
55'%
102
35
35%
93
*96'%
102
5,600
38
96 Va
96'%
*98
190
102
H
46% July 12
41% Jan
0
45% Aug 10
69% Nov
25
58% Feb
10
19 % Jan
24 % Sep
14
20 Va May
6
45% July 25
Hackensack
Water
91% Oct
Halliburton
Oil
Aug 20
24
4
15
Hall
Hamilton
(W
25
Well
Cementing
Printing Co
F)
18 % Oct
13
25% Feb
4
19
Jan
24
27
Sep
18
79% Oct
7
100 % Feb
4
87
Jan
24
107
Sep
18
21% Jan
6
38% Dec
6
34
May 28
42% Mar 29
Hammermill
38
6
55
Dec
6
48
Jan
64 % Oct
Harbison-Walk Refrac
134% July 25
26% Mar 14
143
Nov
10
134
40% Nov
17
Jan
31 % Dec
20
12
Mar 11
5% Mar 25
33% Dec
12
39 %
Jan
146
Aug 24
31% Feb
15
Feb
15
18
15 % Jan
6
Mar 29
Hart Schaffner & Marx
8
Mar 27
Hat Corp of America common.
20
34
18
Jan
5
39
Aug
18% Jan
13% May 28
27
23
37
3
36% Sep
24
91
20
77% Oct
3
60
29
50
Sep
26
60
Jan
9
7
88
Oct
16
101.
Jan
5
29% Feb
23
0
17% Oct
6
25%
36% Jan
3
17% Oct
11
38% July 25
22% Mar 2
89'/a Feb
19
23% Oct
Dec" i
22% Jan
34% Mar 27
5
19
20
Aug
6
26% May 25
Mar 14
126
51
34
17
Jun
8
21 Va Mar 15
2
51% July 19
124
Feb 24
120
May 19
Dec
Oct
38% Oct
122% Aug 11
Apr
48
19
Jun
17
38 Va Jan
20
18
53% Mar 20
61% Jan
13
54% Mar 18
49% Sep
10
64
11
34% Nov
9
27% Jan
23
41% May 23
31% Mar 18
43% Dec
29
15% May 12
20% Nov
16
79% Aug
3
98% Dec 30
Jan
5
89% Jan
3
35% Oct
2
14% Sep
28
Sep
80
24% Oct
16
6
9% Oct- 2
12% Jan
2o
10
3
20% July 16
11% Sep 26
6% Apr 11
25% Sep
14% Apr
7
16% Jan
9
34% Oct
13
37% Oct
10
28% Jan
31
100% Jun
14
Feb
17
13% Mar 14
Jun
12
10% July 3
21% Mar 23
25% Jan
4
18% Oct
19
32% Mar
3
29% Oct
17
48
Jan
3
32 Va July 12
65
Dec
22
56
Feb
18
74 % Jun
44
%Jun
27
35% Jan
30
52 Vt
106
Apr
8% Dec
26
Dec
95
28
27
Oct
5%
10
Oct
2
21% Jan
27
23
32 % Jan
16
40
20
Feb
19
July 17
103% Mar 10
8 Va Jan
31
29 Va Mar
2
17
16% Sep
19
12% Feb
10
34% Jan
4
18% July 11
39% Nov
28
36% Sep
13
40
26% Oct
28
3
91% Jan
25
28
12
100
Mar 10
102% Mar
38% Oct
17% Dec
8
14
34
Aug
98
May
5
24 Va Sep
7 9 % Oct
104% Jan
6
94
105% Feb
23
97 Va Oct
18
14
41 % Jan
3
47
Feb
Sep
2
29
22% Jun
23
15% Mar 14
1% Dec 15
13% Aug
15
27% Dec
8
16% Oct
1
3% Feb
10
7% July 18
12% Apr
71% Sep
27
13
64
Jan
9Va Feb
17
4% Sep
30% Oct
22 Va Oct
18
3
17
Jan
6
6
28% Jan
96
21
11
105
28
18% Jan
3
,
99
23
23
July 26
7Va Jan
13
41% July
3
24% Sep 21
10
1
5
57
Sep
12
50
Jan
Aug 22
52
Nov
9
45
Aug 23
53'% Nov
10
Jan
8% Dec
17
6
48% Jan
6
60 V4 Jan
20
Jan
55
Jun
55
53
Feb
8
15
46
36
2,900
26%
29%
*28%
29%
200
5%
5%
'5%
5-/8
3,500
*34'/a
36
*34 Vo
34'A
34 i/u
*34'A
36
*23%
24%
*23%
24%
23%
23 %
*23%
24%
16 Vt
16'A
V 16.'A
*16'%
16%
30'A
30'%
16
*30%
30%
*76%
79
50Vt
36
30'A
79
50%
89
*86
30'A
*70'%
50Vt
*35
88
*76%
50%
36
50
24
*34'A
18
400
24%
35%
34'%
18%
18%
41
41%
121%
122
*120'A
33%
37%
37%
37Vt
1
" 16
100
16
*65%
(conv)__No par
*82%
83
82'%
83 'A
24%
common
800
34
♦120'A
83
82'%
*82%
24 Va
23%
24%
10'A
10'A
10'A
101/4
2 2'A
22%
22%
22%
22
12
121/8 '
12'«
12
5
10
preferred
30
12
*12%
9%
9%
9%
19 Va
19
*29Vt'
*12
9%
9%
19
30
24
19
*29'/4
■
12.50
lo
,
5
common
1
25
_.
Inc
3
com
preferred
33%
,
33%
63
42
*95
63
61%
41
-
33
41'%
x40%
97
*95
*95
97
6%
5%
*5%
23Vt
23'A
*22%
16%
'A
23
22%
-
5
16'A
37%
26
*92
94
*92
94
*92
&
Power
*98
99%
*9?
99%
*97%
99%
No par
49%
.1
*13%
1
._
10Q
com
noncumulative preferred—100
Min & Sm Ltd—No par
1
common.'
49%
49'A
,26
49%
49%
13%
13%
13%
*13%
16%
17
2%
*2'A
*2Vt
*7%
87
5
2%
7%'
8V1
85%
*2%
7%,
7%
85%
5'/a
16%'
86%
5
85%
18 7
1,300
29!%
33 %
2,300
60%
60'%
3.000
40%
41
*95
64
23
16%
2,200
400
4,700
37%
26
-
■-
16%
*37
80'%
5,000
5%
*22%
16%
100
97
5%
37%
26 '/a
2,600
a
33
23
y
10%
18%
400
26%
79%
79%
*90
4,200
140
94
_50
97%
50'A
13%
16%
4%
31%
31%
32
23%
23%
X23 %
23
2,800
13%
200
16%
16%
*97'
2'%
*2%
.
9"V
17
7%
7%
91'%
92%
94
5
4%
9.600
2 5a
8'/a
87'%
5
31'A
50%
*13%
*7%
87%
32%
50%
13%
2'%
7%
23%
50 %
16%
2%
23%
97'%
*13%
50
*31%
5%
10
*28%
57/8
*79'A
*
50
A
4,00«
41
25%
Vt
80
Hussman Refrigerator Co new——5
series
12
97
*37
26
80'A
17%
'
17
81,'A
1.200
12
19
16'A
94
100
preferred
Lighting
26
*81'/4
100
26
10%
22
10
22%
16%
*33%
81«
4,400
10 Va
22
12
5%
22%
16%
37%
25%
21%
24
22
40%
<■
100
»
220
10'%
*95
Va
16'A
81%
83'A
61%
38
common__No par
60
*82'%
61
*36%
16%
6612
33%
*37
50
*65'A
3 3'A
97
5%
5%
1,500
7,600
29%
62%
2,300
36%
16%
24 Va
;
19
41
3274
15%
97 a
29
33 %
32%
*28%
19
29'A
62'%
63%
41V4
33%
100
36
%
19
30
800
Va
'A
33%
9
110
50%
51'A
83'A
*10'A
22 Vt
24
122
50%
66 %
23%
10%
22 Va
2,400
12,000
*50'%
16
*65 %
'
33
36
15%
65
.65
33
V
■
50%
36 %
820
19%
40%
*120'A
50
16
34
19%
39%
122
50
*50'%
37 Vt
"
34
19
40%
*10%
common
Finance
34
19
40
1
5
Co
2,100
237a
50c
2.50
«
10
17%
23'%
33%
37
66)%
89
17%
51
16
*65
66%
*86
800
24
50
33
16%
89
500
50'%
17%
120%,
50
37%
50'%
1,400
17%
19'A
*50'/a
16
50'A
16 Vo
24
41%
120-'/4
50'%
79
*86
34
40'A
49%
3 3'A
31
*76'%
18
*19
122
16%
*30%
79
24'%
34
19%
42
16'A
30%
50'A
89
18
*23%
35
18%
41
16'A
*76'%
50'A
*36
13
23%
24
20%
79
50'A
38
18
24%
49
No par
pfd
26% .26%
26%
*28%
50 Va
preferred
Corp
1,400
5'/B
49
preferred
conv
35%
26%
33Vt
Howard Stores Corp.
Sound Co
5%
59
35%
"
2,800
28%
26
51
Corp
Hudson Bay
6,100
387a
*5 ;»
-
4%
100
300
5 300
5
7,900
*31'%
32
31%
31%
22%
23
23
23
29'A
'A
cumulative
29% Oct
11
28% Nov
2
19
12
8
41'% Jan
'
Jun
20% Oct
1
47% Jan
23
89% Oct
Mar 29
12
27 V* May 28
400
May 15
9
175'A May 31
37'% Jan
4
Feb
10
33 Va May 28
152
Aug 31
28% Sep
25% Jun
3
92'% May 26
87% Aug 26
Industrial
Feb
0
97'A Aug
9
09% Mar 20
24 Va Mar 13
61% Jan
103
Feb
6
7
34% Mar 21
523
July 24
41% July 25
174
Feb
28
700
1,700
A
6%
Steel
78
6
Jan
23
29
141
112% Aug
Jun
10
125% Oct
16
16
132
17
Jan
3
82
9% Oct
1
12
117% Sep
23
106% Oct
108
Jan
12
97
Oct
19
20'/a Nov
15
15'% Feb
7
3
1
8
Mar 27
14% Mar 13
Interlake
144'% May 7
106% Mar 13
21% Apr 19
69
Mar 14
101
Nov
14
85
73
Jan
Sep
13
114
104% Apr
Jun
2
94
Feb
15
144
19
Int'l Harvester
of
4
Aug
3
44% Feb 20
International
39'A Oct
10
70% Mar 13
23% Jan
6
20
31% Sep
38 % Jan
16
9
37% Apr
5
Jun
2
29 Vt Jan
38 Vt Feb
4
45
7
58
43% Jun
0
3
38 Vt Jan
30
55 Vt July 26
Sep 15
15% Aug 29
34 Vt Jan
13
Feb
19
39 % Mar 10
26% Jan
3
20% Mar 23
Jan
24
6% Mar 14
130
Sep
12'A Sep
21
24 Va May 29
33 Va Jan 10
123
91% Jan
19
Mar 14
69% Jun
13
39
Jan
104
Jun
25
6
5'A Sep
Oct
1
32% Oct
1
97'% Aug 15
59
Sep
31
23
Sep 20
3
17
20
84'A Aug 31
44% Oct 15
14
May 10
93% Oct
18
43'% Oct
65
Mar 15
32 Va Mar 14
Mar 10
33% Nov 29
For
38'A Dec
footnotes
Jun
see
54
10
July 18
Feb
7
10% Mar IB
29% Oct
15
48% Apr 27
94% Mar 14
■.ijjj,/
*02% Feb
58
4
Apr
U Oct
85
5
15
Mar 2i
8
60'% Sep
6
97'% Sep
26
105% Feb
27
35 Va Feb
28.
3
63 %
Aug
8
9%
9%
9%
37%
37%
37%
37'%
37 7
a
9,000
81%
82
81%
83
82'A
8?%
5,000
j
par
*154
165
com
92'A.
92%
91%
92'%
92'A
93
4,600
57%
57 %
58 'A
57'A
57%
58
53 %
3,200
20 %
"20%
20%
*20%
20 %
20%
20%
*20%
20%
590
*51%
52 %
*51%
52'%
*52
52'%
*99
93
*91
93
92%
93
30
29%
30%
*90
93
35 %
35%
35'%
29'A
29
29
5
27
27%
26%
27 'A
158
*72
*157%
76
159
*72
26%
104%
103
126
126^
No par
100
No par
9%
103
103%
126
126
10
9%
98>%
21
21'A
20%
31 'A
20
20
97%
98
97
97'%
96
96%
121
*120
116 %
98%
• 2
120
114%
-
*97
10
115%
99 %
97a
113%
97
520
400
100
103%
126'A
116%
120
73
102%
*97
124
73
22,500
6,900
126'A
116
115'A
73%
27
103%
98'%
*97
267a
126
117%
121
*72
29%
11,400
400
97a
116
6,500
11,700
97
100
20%
20%
20%
21
3.600
95
96 %
96
96
450
-
*120
122
*119%
122
200
39%
39%
39'%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
2,000
54'%
53%
54
53%
53%
53%
53%
54
54%
1,400
3.50
Co
1
new"
36'%
*35
31%
32 %
32
3 2'A
31%
32%
31%
32
31%
32 Va
13,500
51%
51%
51'A
51%
51%
51%
*507^
51 "a
51
51'%
2,700
'A
"• *50%
51%
*50%
51%
35%
35'A
35%
*35 'A
35 %
*35
35%
14'%
29%
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
preferred series A__
Co
_.
14%
14
21%
21%
14%
21%
4,900
30'%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31%
5,500
25%
25%
25 %
25 V8
25
Va
25%
25 V8
6,800
47'A
48
47%
48 Va
48%
49%
6,000
126
*121
*121
-
57/a
5%
30'%
126
'.)%
*121
126
*121
126
*121
126
5%
5%
5%
29 "a
28 Va
28%
28%
29
28%
29
35
35 Va
34%
34%
*34'A
35
34'%
35
87
87
87
87
87
*87
89
88
88
45
45
45
45
45
*44%
45%
45%
45%
1,200
96%
93%
93%
93'%
93'%
220
46%
45%
47%
47'%
48%
72
7~%
72%
72'%
87
44%
*93%
46%
12%
73%
1
14
21 '/a
47%
297'a
_100
14 %
21 %
25'A
36
10
.
I 600
4,700
14%
47
96 "a
41 Va
F
%
.
36
25%
_5
Corp
*34%
47%
(Expire Oct 17)
Johnson
35 'A
25
100
preferred
35%
52
*35
47
1
common
35%
20%
14'A'
21
30'A
30%
*35
*50%
35%
14'%
20%
28%
100
52
35%
35%
14
36'%
*50%
52
*50%
25%
5
Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd_
Manufacturing
Va
27
53%
wetlerson
John8-Manirillp
36%
158'A
26 7*0
25
1
Co
35%
157'A
No par
common
preferred
L)
35%
29%
27
4,300
4,600
157%
*23
100
20
493
*29
*97
30%
Jaeger Machine
9%
35"—
489
157
75 %
*72
103%
9%
497
157%
35%
*29
125%
'S%
486
2 £%
35
157%
7 5'A
2974
30
495 %
495
106
Iowa-Hllnois Gas & Elec Co__No
par
Iowa Power &
Light Co
10
Ifland Creek Coal common
50c
&
35
158
20%
Rights
498%
*29
_5
Johnson
496
*
29%
105%
Corp
3%%
39
'
126 V»
Power Co
Intertype
(F
93
29%
490
472
52'A
*90
30%
116%
;
Interstate
Jacobs
52 %
52'A
'
29%
15
com
165
92%
57%
25
No par
*154
92%
No par
com
165
*154
165
900
59%
*51%
100
*154
9 '/4
92%
5
No par
165
9 '/a
58
*20%
No par
*154
9%
91%
l
7% preferred
25
International Telep & Teleg__No
par
Utilities Corp 60m
5
$1.40. cum conv preferred
25
Interstate Dept Stores
1
Joy
2,400
37%
International
5%
10
29 Va
9%
9%
127%
9%
Salt
Jewel Tea Co Inc
6
30
52%
37%
International Shoe
$6
29
45%
47
82%
._
42'% Jun
30
page
1
27% Jan
130
2
67% Feb
27
54'A Sep 23
107'A Nov 22
2
'A Oct
85
15'A Aug 27
23% July 18
34% Jan
5
'A
45 %
37%
common—.7.50
International Silver
30'% Oct
:
29 Va
45
82%
..100
Paper
53'% Sep
20% May
47
52
46%
29
45'A
9'A
No pnr
$4 preferred
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
5% preferred
34 Vi Apr
36'% Sep
6
30'A Aug 11
35'% Dec 30
52
*45 Va
29 Va
*50
*45%
'
29 Va
*44'%.:
83%
International Packers Limited
International
11
3
*50
46
29 Va
29
100
16
30% Jan
52
46
52
46'%
:
74'A Sep
9
*50
*50
common
Canada
39'% Nov
3
*50'%
*45%
20
preferred
Nickel
5
12% Jan
*
52'%
46%
Preferred
28
40
43'%
*59%
100
Jan
July
*45'A
52%
37%
common
Jan
Mar 15
46%
*59'%
52
preferred
Dec
34% Mar 15
32 % Jan
6
*45 Vo
52'%
29'A
Hydro-Electric Sys class A
60
8
45%
46%
9'A
Machines—
25
48'% Mar
45%
2,200
82%
Corn
42
28
18,600
57
*44%
29'A
100
Iron
Business
Int'l
1.600
63%
56%
*50%
*50
N
Interchemical Corp
4%% preferred
4%
29%
63 Va
37'%
Co.
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
Jan
./
29%
627«
51 Vi
"*45%
'■
*45%
preferred
33% Apr
88
45 %
29'A
61%
57%
-
1
22
10
:
No par
common
Int'l
71% Oct
57%
50
Rayon
32 Vt Mar 12
11
63
56%
50
Inspiration Cons Copper
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
7%
29
62
57
100 pesos
Inland
Int'l
29
63 %
57
Mexico
21
67 Va Jan
_6
S
Light
De
29%
62%
'
No par
preferred
preferred
&
Electrica
Ingersoll-Rand
12% Jun
Jan
Indianapolis Power
85% July 20
127% Dec
101% Sep 26
9% Mar 13
cumulative
11% May 9
50 % Mar 13
165
29
52'%
cumulative
3
53
8
41'% Jun
46%
4.20%
54% Apr
29% Aug 10
8
35% Octll
165 V4 Aug 16
*45%
*50%
4.42%
12
11
76% Jun
8
6
*45
50
cumulative
5?
33% Sep
50
__50
4.70%
28
24% July 18
57% Dec 12
103
preferred
cumulative preferred
preferred
4.08%
4.26%
20
29%
29%
57.%
45%
9
13
18
56%
10
common
5
21
19
No par
.
Co
19
Sep
19% Jan
63%
Power
Jan
Feb
96% Jan
62
Illinois
Jan
59
7
No par
60'% Aug 15
Apr
155
37 Vt Jan
Central RR Co
51
15
Sep
Illinois
55
29
68
Idaho Power Co
4
53
Dec
91% Nov
98
30
3
Sep
7% Apr
36% Sep
58% May 23
6
45
36'%
33Vt
& Sons.:
14
169% Jun
26
26
36
63
138
33
26 "2
17%
Corp
27
4
21% Jan
121
36'/a
1,800
28%
25
preferred
Industrie
10% Nov 28
71
23
35% May
72% May
26 % Jun
31'A Aug 31
66% Mar 14
Mar
45
Sep
51'A Sep
49'% Sep
Mar 11
35 Vt Jan
34
38%
5
$2.25 convertible
Hupp
37'%
*48%
Houdallle-Industries
5%
38%
36Va
35%
63
*132%
-
37%
*50 Va
IHudson & Manhattan
3% Apr
11% Apr
63 Va
138
38%
50
preferred
Household
62%
*132'%
33%
36
36
5 Va
2 1/12
Mining
conv
%
38%
*23%
preferred
Howe
10
135
135
136
35%
-
300
103
H00
36
26%
Hotel Corp of America
4.40%
"7
*132 V2
103
357'e
28%
common__No par
Electrochem
Houston
136'
38
'
Honolulu Oil
4%
*132%
l
convertible
3%%
6a
H 00
35%
63'%
5%
100
Holly Sugar Corp
Homestake
103
35%
64 %
Va
*28'%
—No par
2nd pfd
(A)
*100'%
35%
64'%
10
common.
26% Mar 19
12
57% Oct
24% Mar 15
84
Feb
20
27% Feb
61% Aug 17
62% Sep
1
62% Mar 28
162
6
10
57% Aug 17
7% Feb
33% July 18
68% Sep 19
47% Jan
61
3
Mar
1% Jan
1
6
Hollander
5%
103
35%
64
5%
Inc
Hotels
$4.25
♦100'A
35%
64
___1
Hires Co (Charles E)
Hoffman Electronios Corp
Holland Furnace Co
Hooker
103
35%
--
27%
(The)
cum
5%
25 Va
28%
100
Co
preferred series A
Hilton
*25%
*
I
Jun
67 Va Oct
49
Aug
102% Jan
26
83% Jan
&
preferred series A
Co
$4%
25'%
25
common
Hewitt-Robins
12% Jan
2
E)
Hershey Chocolate
3
*25%
15
Heyden Chemical Corp
Jan
25%
.25%
5%
1
preferred
99
*25%
100
Powder
3%%
25%
5
common..
noncumulative
Vt %
4.600
1,300
25%
28V4
—•
^-rcnles Motors
Hercules
4
88
217/a
27
dist
Inc
preferred
(G W)
3
31% Jan
8% Mar
Co
(W
77% Feb
2
29% Feb
13
1
liquidating
46 Va Mar 14
„
28
Oct
6% May 12
19% Feb
7
3
2
3.65%
Hertz
88
21'%
1
common
Heller
5%
87%
21%
10
preferred
(H J)
Heime
11
28
20% Nov
12
Oct
22% Oct
3%%
4 4'A
87%
217%
50
20% Mar 19
24
65
Jan
5
*43
90
21%
Inc—
Industries
7%
Co
preferred
Hecht Co
,
1
Chemical
partial
Heinz
3
25
71
Ex
27
Co
Industries
Hayes
2.50
43%
88
21'%
*
4Va%
Mar 12
17% Jan
39 Va Jan
10% Nov
Corporation
Harshaw
9
26% Mar 14
96% Aug 15
100
39
May 22
5% Oct
84% Jan
Oct
preferred
Harsco
*42
91//2
22
*i0C%
15
43%
90
22
*25 Va
2.50
common
*42'A
43%
<42 'A
91'%
22%
1
Co
2r
20
Sep
% Sep
104% Feb
Paper
43%
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22
100
common
Harrls-Seybold
27% Nov 21
Dec
Co
preferred—.
Apr 23
38% July 31
35% Apr 10
Haveg
16% Oct
40
6%
43
9
Watch
convertible
29% May 28
24% Sep 20
July 13
35% July 5
8% Jan 14
39
23
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56,800
233,400
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28.500
150
4,100
Volume
Number 5579
184
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW
YORK
(1699)
STOCK
ftMtt for PreTUoa
i'ear 1955
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Uvwt
EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
YORK
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Sales fat
8ALB PRICES
HIGH
AND
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
the Weak
Oct. 15
-
Oct. 16
Oct. 17
Oct. 18
Oct. 19
Shares
Par
K
28% May 25
<43% Dec
107
Nov
Sep
94
30
30
45'/a Mar
99 %
105
105
107% Sep
105 % Nov
Nov
9
86
Oct
6
bo
Juiy
7
May
101
Feb
Kaiser
3
Mar 13
Apr
4%
13,
43
Mar 10
25
Oct
31
21 % Jan
3
96% Oct
10
105
Mar
15
103
71V4 beo
.9
92% May
May 22
9
48% Jan
24
28
96 % Oct
70 Mi Jan
38
Oct
10
46% Jan
20
24,. Feb
213/a Jan
15
283/a Aug
14
10
24% Jury 23
Oct
17
21
Mar 27
41
Oct
4
29 % Jun
8
-24% Mar
17% Mar 24.
3
15
24% July 15
38'/a Nov
9
27 % Mar 14
May 28
60
44
Oct
129 "/a Aug 26
6
27
59% Apr
23
1
25
113
15
■
24
29% Jan
Mar
1
4.20%
4%
lll3/4
112%
112'A
48%
49 Va
48%
48%
48 Ya
49%
*48 Va
49%
1,100
com_No~par
40%
40 Ya
41
41%
♦40%
40 '/8
40%
40%
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40%
1,200
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88
97
95%
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97
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97
103
103
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103
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103
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98
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98
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98
98
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81
81
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82
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39
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98
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98
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98
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99
79
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700
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23 Ya
23 %
23%
23%
23 %
23 Va
23 Va
1,700
16
16
15%
15 %
15
15 %
15
15%
15%
15Ya
3,400
9,200
40 Ya
40
40 %
40 Vb
40 Ya
132 Y4
131%
132 Va
%
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45'A
5,000
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54
54'A
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28
28
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8,400
40
40%
403/4
135 3/4
132 %
134"%
133 Va
131%
46
46 Ya
45%
46 Va
45
45%
45 Va
45
1
51%
52
523/4
533/4
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53 Ya
53%
25
prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co (111)
conv
26%
27
27
27%
27%
273/4
27 Va
*43
43%
41
40
134%
2.50
com
131%
6
56
Sep
16
10
47
Apr
12
*42%
43%
*423/4
43
Va
43%
36% Jan
3
58
Jun
23
% Feb
14
583/a Apr
27
Kimberly-Clark Corp
5
45'/a
45 Ya
45 Va
45%
44 Ya
45%
44 Ya
45
29% Feb
4
38% Dec
27
33% Jan
23
40% Mar 19
King-Seeley Corp
1
*35%
35%
35
35%
34%
34%
34%
34 y4
*34%
60
Dec
23
52% Jan
31
74 % Aug
Koppers
65 %
653/a
100 y4 Jun
23
86V2 Oct
38% Jan
6
92 y4 Mar 18
39% Feu
43
20
Feb
4%
1
98
4
20% May 28
29
55% Feb
9
34% Oct
19
24% Dec
8
22
Jan
10
29 V2 Apr
3
50
4
43% Jan
4
5-±% Oct
19
28% Jun
30
32
47% Dec
20
22 % Dec
28
39 y4 May 31
Jan
Jan
>
1
50% Feb
Inc
Kroehler
Kroger
Mfg
43%
44%
100
700
35
'
65
65
3,000
10
66%
67
65%
66 %
65Y8
653/4
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88
87
87
87 %
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87%
87 Va
87 3A
87%
120
lo
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
27 Va
27%
27
21 Va
27 Va
27'A
4,700
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34 Ya
35
34 Ya
35%
34 Ya
35
34Ya
35%
34 Ya
35
4,000
5
24 Ya
24
*24 %
1
51%
52
Co__
(The)
Co
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7,200
100
common.
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29
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1
preferred
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10
39
*38
39
700
80%
80 3A
79%
22 Ya
-■
Nopar
Co
40
103
24%
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a
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°
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& Co-
Hayes Wheel
Kennecott Copper
County
95%
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com
Kelsey
Kern
6
86
10
95%
95%
>100%
86
1,100
88
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88
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88
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115
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preferred
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54 Ya
53 Ya
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preferred__100
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non-cum
112
100
100
cumulative
City
55
112
54 V8
55%
55
IIIIlOO
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Kansas Power & Light Co
30% July 16
7
54 3A
111%
49 VA
preferred
4.35%
15
53Ya Apr
60
54%
112%
48 Ya
preferred
Kansas
147% Mar 14
Jan
43% Oct
423/a Apr
98% Jan
56 Ya
112%
preferred
preferred
cum
4.50%
84% Apr 21
102% Mar 15
55 Ya
100
50
conv
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
3.80% preferred
]
103
22,600
33%
Corp
ureierred
108,
9
Chem
cum
4%%
Mar
96
16
28
&
4 Va %
443/a Aug 14
nug
Alum
3
20
Aug
52
20
37'/a May 17
4
May 16
100% Mar 23
70% Aug
127
Sep 26
3/4 Apr
4 /
39
13
34 Ya Feb
H
24 3/4
24 Ya
24 3A
24%
52%
513/4
52%
513/4
53
16
16
24%
■
24
3A
800
53%
243/4
52
Ya
54%
6,500
16
1,900
'
L
12% Mar 15
16
Sep
14% Apr
7
13
25% Apr
4
Dec
22
Mar
1|4
5% Jan 25
3 Va
10
Laclede
7
16Ya Sep
4.32%
Lees
25
Feb
25
19
Jun
8
34% Sep
20
30
Jun
8
34 Ya Apr
3
89
6
86'/a Aug 11
98y2 Me-
11
15 y2 Nov
J~an ~6
18 '/a
May 8
13% Jan 10
28
25'/a Apr
26
1
22
1% Jan
3
11 y4 Jan
3
2% Sep
17 '/a Dec
3% Jan
3
6% Sep
47% Jan
16
58
17
1
40 y4 Mar 14
97
353/4 Apr
Mar 14
-
July
Lane
Lee
30
Mar 22
17% Jun
26
-Aug 30
1 Ya
3
2% Jan
31
Apr
24
19
Feb
5
Oct
2
8
Feb
,4
43 % Jan
28
54% Sep
17
26% Oct
18
2o-/B OC«
Id
2U% Jun
1
Jan>
4
16% Jan
23
Mar
1
19
Feb
21 % Mar 26
64% Jan
18
13 y4 Jan
3
98
Apr, 9
"'■18% Mar 29
149 y2 Jun
47.
6
74% Feb
22
14 % *,ep
72% Sep
22
61'% Oct
164% Nov
22
16
143
Sep
20
49
Jan
23
t>4
AUg
47% Jan
23
73
18
66
Jun
17
46% Oct
31
55% Apr
6
30
21 Va Jan
14
39%• Sep
19
35 % Jan
19
84
Sep
25
7
Oct
7%
24
103% Sep
2
14% May 28
25'% Jan 25
Liggett
163% Feb
Dec
79
Apr
15
8% Mar 14
12
July 25
40% May 17
64% Feb
17% Mar 14
24% Aug
Jan
56
73
7
26% Mar 14
Oct
114
Oct
103 »/2 Mar
Link
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3
9
132 % Aug
19
7
6
July
Jan
9
13
17 % Oct
1
21% Feb
23
Oct
15
143 % Jan
5
25% Jan
3
May 25
July 27
30
Jun
125
29
49% Jan
10
83 % Jan
27
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.
63 Vb
Ida
Mar 14
Sep
May
Jun
26
27% Feb
8
20
111% Oct
15
Oct
1
-49% Jan
3
July 22
126% Oct
10
32% July 27
2o% Jun
10
42% Oct
36-ia Juiy 15
Jun
53% Jan
4
16
5% Nov 25
3
40
144
May 24
11
,33 Vs. Oct
16
85 %
26
92% Jan
13
3
67a
Aug 29
10Y4 Apr
6
16
Sep
19
41% Sep
22
Jun
21
8% Apr
4
ioy2 May 18
Sep
6% Sep
18
10% Feb
20
Oct
99
lot*
1
16
v
5% July
3
Jan
6Y8 Aug
53 Va
52 Ya
53 Va
52
%
,53%
Co
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7
3
11% Feb
17
1
6
35% Jun
21
31 % Oct
1
48 % May
7
20 V4 Feb
18
16% Feb
1
19% Oct
54 y2 Aug 23
59
34% Nov
9
37% Dec
21
2u74 Apr
31% Jun
7
38
y2 Sep
22
32% Feb
11
99
Apr
25
89% uun
July 14
51% Sep
26
18
21
13
56 % Jun
40
4
11
14
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98
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2o Ya
26 Ya
26%
19%
19%
19 %
19 Va
19%
19%
19%.
4,900
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19%
19Ya
19:%
19Ya
19
19%
19%'
3,900
10
85%
85%
83 %
85%
81 %
83%
79 Va
82 Va
7
14%
15 Va
14%
64%
64 Va
Mandel
M'arathon
55%
54
54%
54%
54 Ya
71
71
71
71 Va
70 %
70%
70%
71
71
71
16Ya
16 Ya
16%
16Ya
16Ya
16 Va
16Ya
*16%
16Ya
1,100
44%
42 Y4
44
43 Va
43%
43
VA
43 Va
42 3A
43%
3,400
16
7%
7%
7%
5,800
50
50%
50
51 %
50 VA
51
51
51 Ya
28,900
19 Va
19%
193/a
19Ya
19 Vb
19 Va
19 Va
19Ya
28,900
31
100
96
*90
96
*90
96
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96
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96
♦92
96
*92
96
125
94%
95 3A
4,400
1
22 V»
22 Ya
22%
23
23 Va
23 %
23 Va
23 Ya
23 Va
23 Ya
6,100
106%
lllYi
108 3/4
109%
107%
109%
8,900
Inc__
40%
common—10
44
Jan
6
14 y8 Mar 14
46
Aug 22
16% Feu
81
Dec
29
91
July
45
Aug
1
58
Apr
16
May 15
32 % Jan
Jun
15
46
Jan
6
13 Ya Oct
10
15
Jan
16
42
3
8
73
Sep
19
13
47
Feu
9
83Y4 Oct
9
32
Oct
1
43 % Aug
20
143/a Sep
28
83% Jan
16
Sep
24
♦123
40%
42
41
32%
32 Ya
32%
33'/a
32:%
32 Ya
100
*85%
86
85%
86
86
86
No par
8Ya
7
103 %
19"
490
490
5%
53A
17%
17%
17%
17 %
17 Va
17 Va
17%
3,600
8:%
8%
8Ya
8%
8 Ye
8%
87a
1,300
34 Ya
33 Va
33 %
33 Va
a
8%
8 Y4
34%
34 %
34 VA
33 Va
33%
4.100
193/8
19Ya
19%
19%
19%
19Ya
19 3
a
19 Va
19%
13 Ye
13,100
5
53
53 Va
53 Ya
53 7
«
53 Ya
53 7
54
2,300
34 3 a
34%
3,300
35%
36
5,000
50
53%
53%
53
34%
34%
34%
34%
34 Ya
34 %
34%
34 Va
4
No par
35Ya
353/a
35 Vb
353/4
35 Va
35Ya
35%
35'A
91%
92
92%
39%
40%
40
.40%
37 Ya
37%
Co
90
40 Va
38%
39
37 %
38
21
21
21
21%
21% Jan
18
28% Jun
28
23% July
2
27 % Feb
20
26
30% Apr
12
24 Ya Feb
8
35
July 11
Aug 30
93
Feb
Sep
88% Mar 30
96
July 21
83
19
112% Apr
22
43% Jan
7
56% Jun
17
44% Jan
3
22 Va Oct
11
26°/a Feb
11
18 '/A Oct
17
Jan
27
Jun
39
Jan
96
Mar
103
Dec
6
,28
13
93% Mar 29
93 y2 Dec
14
103% Oct
4
32% Jan
6
52% Aug 26
103 y2 Apr
107'/2 July
102
101
Apr
Apr
108% May
60
Sep
195
Oct
9
102
48
116
6
9
July 19
61% July,31
23% Jan
3
64% May 10
Merck
conv
Mesta
8
102
Jan
6
97 VA Oct
9
107
Jan
23
4.35%
99% Feb
21
3.85%
26
89
Sep
18
92
Jun
9
102
9
27
5
98% Jan
31
Sep
4
108% Apr
25
47% Jan
20
61% Sep
5
4.45%
Miami
55
•54%
40
700
55
*54'A
55
19 %
20
19%
19%
lb Va
19Ya
*19%
20
30 Ya
*
30%
30%
313/a
31 Va
32
31'A
3lYa
*43%
43 Ya
*43 %
437/a
43 V4
43 Va
10
13 Ya
13%
13
3A
13%
13%
3,200
75
73'A
74
73
73
*54%
55
*43 %
433/a
*43%
43 Ya
13 Ya
13Ya
13%
13 Ya
13%
*74
600
2,200
310
803/4
83%
Inc class A
Mines
Inc
series
common
(The)
Stores
Inc
2nd
Co
Inc
common
pfd
Co
preferred seriespreferred series
preferred series
preferred series
Copper
*81
50%
19
—10
(1st series)-
pfd 4.30%
Corp
14 Ye
1
—b
18
.1
Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
2.9.0%
30
5,900
Machine
88 VA Oct
1
30
3,600
*18Ya
5
lOu
50
1
35Ya
100
1
-3%
16%c
15
15'J/a
15%
82
81
81
80%
80 VA
•79%
•-51%
50 Va
50%
51%
51 VA
51 Va
51
51
18%
19
19
15
19
19
19
19
19
18 Ya
19
36%
35 Ya
363/a
I
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35Ya
19
19
~
36%
*
18
36%
100
*95
98
98
98
91
*79
91
*79
85 %
87
*95
*24
23%
Nopar
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24%
31
87
107
28 %
-
90
91
28%
29%
300
10,200
98
*71
91
29%
85%
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37
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45
1,000
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x29
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5,100
18 Va
*79
29
400
51%
36 3A
29 Ya
28%
80 Va
19
36%
91
100
Va
18%
293/a
*96
*84
5
68'%
"
15%
*79
No par
Mergenthaldr Linotype Co—Nopar
Merritt-Cliapman & Scott
12.50
18
30'A
2,600
$3.50 preferred
$4
*30
%
common
Co
30 VA
15%
Shoe
&
80
80
70 Ya
preferred
Mercantile
85 %
*78
39
Stores
Co
*86
80
15 Va
preferred series B
4%
85%
*78
38 Va
16
Mengel
*85
69 "A
30
Melville
160
85%
38
1023/4 Jan
11
26
87
69 Ya
Mead
Apr
*86
15 Va
41 % Apr
323/4 Mar 15
87
15%
1
45 % Jun
*86
38
31% Oct
98
6,600
85 'Va
38
McLellan
4
41
21
71%
McO.uay Norris Mfg Co
2
1,800
.40 VA
33
12
2
30%
21
40%
69%
29
Oct
30%
19%
30
21
39%
38%
23% Feb
28Ya Oct
*78
7,600
37Va
20%
40
74%
21% Jun
84
19 V
*85
Va
37%
35%
213/o
73
1
33% Feb
*85
37
37,700
37%
3 9
25
♦21
100
40%
70
15 Va Feb
21
39Ya
39%
40 Va
74 %
18% Sep
Jan
*90
90
38 V2
3
39% Sep
39 3a
-
74%
17
46
90
74%
Jan
6
90
92 3A
*92
38 VA
18
7
.
a
74
29'/a Feb
Jan
34
*74
15
26 y4 Jan
-
8Ya
1
21% Aug 11
31
200
*5%
17%
3
Robblns
&
2nd
1,400
5 Y4
Co_.
M'cGregor-Doniger
Corp
-20
5Ya
Publishing
Electric
McGraw-Hill
Cum
2,000
5Ya
*5%
*54 Va
4%%
34
500
5 Ya
5Ya
55
McKesson
91% Mar 21
*475
5%
5Ya
Mclntyre Porcupine
24
33 %
34
500
5,900
*5%
*54%
3
26
33 %
♦475
400
28,000
5%
No par
No par
No par
McCord Corp common—
3
$2.50
prelerred
*
50
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3%%
convertible preferred—100
5
74 % Sep
101
101%
87/a
102 Va
8%
7%
220
9%
17%
common
95% Mar
97% Sep
8,300
86
*9
*5%
Corp
5a*.a Aug
9
32Ya
86
17 VA
prelerred
1
18
32%
a
9%
5 %
80
29
77 % Dec
32 7
86
5 Ya
30%
Oct
106% Apr
26,700
99
53/4
*78
43% Jan
2
41 Ya
7-%
33%
480
5%
*29 %
McGraw
33%
34
480
5Yn
79%
18
Aug
34%
34
500
5%
30%
25
60% Jan 21
101%
34
700
130
41 Va
*9
9%
*480
1
4oy»
40
*123
41%
32%
8%
100%
103
*30
Jun
101
73/4
*77
453/a Apr
1
7%
7%
101 %
9%
1
pld
May
Apr
7%
105'/a
41
86
9
9
8 Ya
♦125
50
common
Mar 14
78
100
108
130
40%
40%
130
Vi
No par
Co
40%
42
130
1
67
91
40%
13d
40
Nopar
com
40
4
*40%
*125
41%
1
cumulative
2u
40%
403/b
♦125
85'A
$3.40
$3
108
85
2
7
109 3/4
No par
pld 1947 series—No par
87 % Mar
McCall
400
95
*57 VA
85%
Stores
Dept
Maytag
13,200
230
127
94%
58'%
85%
12
Nov
58
40
88
34
58
85%
18
Mar 14
58
39 Yh
cum
23
58
85 %
86 %
$3.75
9
%
58%
40
4
3
*125%
85%
96% Jan
12
126%
39 Y4
16
Jan
126 %
5
85
56% Jan
126 %
39%
12
25
126%
95%
Co
Jan
34 Ya Apr
17%
95
Co
99
6
17%
58%
Corp
May 16
15
173A
17%
96 '/a
$3.75 preferred
July 17
96
17%
126 %
125
17%
No par
L)
(Glenn
Electric
7
19% Oct
127%
17%
11 VA
17Ya
II,700
96
*92
17%
6.700
21%
103 Va
*90
96
100
Feb
*4
103%
21 Va
*102
96
Mlg
Co
&
97
28% F-b
103 %
*102
71 Va
64
70 3A
21%
103%
►102
*92
5
Cement
5
8
103%
70 Va
21%
14,300
6.25
15
56% Mar 31
21 Ya
69,200
5
85 % Oct
35% July 12
'71 %
21 %
4,100
32 Ya
123 Va
88 Va
No par
38 Va ecu
25 % Dec
713/4
*102
88 Ya
31%
120'A
88%
97
__
10
4
120%
119
9b %
Sons
Co
July 21
16
31 Ya
1203/a
*90
1
Jan
Feb
31 %
119%
*57%
10
99
May
31%
313/4
120 Va
31 Ya
1193A
8 7%
88%
31 %
119 %
3—50
preferred
48% Mar 19
87%
Ya
31
7Ya
7Ya
58
100
44 y4
20% May 16
88%
88 VA
7%
10
3
52
7%
(Ky)_Nopar
Co
&
94 y2 May
25 Ya Jan
Ya
*102
10
common
33% Mar 14
Oct
7%
8
88%
88
10
Co Inc com
Field
Master
85
*75
85
*75
85
*75
85
*75
78
♦75
19 3/4
Corp
Marquette
Mursnall
Martin
1,300
%
43%
*
50Ya
Corp common
convertible prelerred
4%%
2,500
7Yb
Midland
4%
2,180
54%
19 Ya
Oil Exploration
Mtaraeaibo
Marine
146
55%
—10
Bros
Masonite
78
5,500
144
146
►145
146
49 Ya
Mannatlan-Shirt
50% Mar 23
11
6,600
♦144
145
1
Inc-
Sugar
24% Jan
Apr
14 Ya
64 %
1
No par
Chef
Copper
19 % May 25
Jan
14%
64 Va
82
55%
100
preferred series A
Square Garden
35
83
YB
64 Va
M
(R H)
4%%
Madison
31
Oct
14
64
55 VA
15
Forbes
&
Trucks
4
94
14Ya
64%
55
com__
preferred
6%
16
14
14 YB
64
145
100
<M)
MacAndrews
19
24
7,600
143/4
64 Ya
10
Nashville
Lowenstcin
Feb
Sep
83
14Ya
-
145
145
Ye
100
Lukens Steel Co
26 V2 Feb
42
64'/a
25
com
prefen ed
7%
300
26 Ya
19%
20
preferred—
E
series
,7,600
19 VA
.
4.35%
600
I,000
„
19 %
72%
;
17
19%
23 3/4
403/a Dec
9
53
.72%
6
24
53 Ya
2
o
preferred
conv
22% Nov 29
Apr
Va Feb
52 3A
Ya
*90 Va
No par
Manati
27
24
53%
,
issued"—
Magnavox Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co
Jan
Sep
52
*
1
Jun
44
5%
6
16
25% J an
5 Va
5%
x21Ya
Magic
28
23'/a July 19
5%
*5%
73%
Magma
18% Juiy 23
103/4 Apr 18
Jan
5 %
5%
0%
22 VB
28
8 Ya Oct
92
53/a
17
21 Ya
20
Mar 13
610
26
xviar
41
Oct
43/4 Jun
32% Oct
480
16
7% Sep
5Va
16 Ya
72'/a
Macy
28 % Apr
13
685
17'A
*
119 Va
Mack
Jun
12% Feb
<
*16%
17
1
2
100
4%%
16
13% Jun
18
4% Dec
*16 Va
Aircraft Corp
~
23
16%
Inc
s
&
Jan
543% Jan
1,400
*16%
1 Ya
2
16%
prelerveil
Gas & El
21
122
1 Ya
1 Ya
2.50
Louisville
42
6
1 Ya
Corp
Louisville
6
6
*1%
(The)
9
51% Jar~~ 3
8% Jan
lYa
18
81
17
31% Dec
56% Jan
4,900
Ya
;
convertible
Lorillurd
39% May 16
95
18%
.
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
Nopar
Long Island Lignting Co com
10
5% series B preferred
100
4.25%
series D preferred
100
16
89% May
23 %
2
104
6
18%
Corp
102% Jan
7% Jan
18 Va
common
5
26 Va Mar 14
17
Cement
Sep
88 V2 Mar 15
18 Va
Gas
Aug 29
6
17 Ya
Star
98
19% Jan
3,600
18 Va
18
Star
21% Mar
140
3,900
46 %
18
Lone
94
Mar 28
93%
14 Ya
Lone
22% Mar 14
<
14%
46
July 26
90% Dec
133
14%
46%
July 11
lux
19
93%
14Y4
46
35
6
48% Jan
*90%
15
47 %
98
21'/a Oct
58
93%
14Ya
46%
10
114% Mar
6
*90 %
14 Ya
47%
23
Jen
4
3
93 %
147/a
47%
28
5
77 y2 Jan
*90%
15
48%
64% Jan
6
45% Jan
93%
14 Ya
47 Ya
1
5
lviar
147
*90Y2
15
21
27
139 y2 Dec "~7
ion
10
_
Industries Corp
Loew
July 15
11
1,000
:
Carbonic
Lockheed
25 Va May 14
103% Jan
20% Oct
1,600
32
8
July
105
20
32
Co
Corp
List
6
533/8 Jan
Belt
,3%%
12
107% Apr
Mar 11
19 Ya
32
Corp
Lionel
8
Sep
102
20
*31
-
Liquid
26
100
20
31%
27
2j
11
12
20
31%
18% Jan
•
38% Sep
5
28 % Mar 14
20
Dec
2
20
31%
43 % J an
7
32% July
123
Lily
9
Aug 29
4d3/4 Mar 29
100% Jan
20 Va
Myers Tobacco
&
500
600
31%
Products
preferred
Tulip Cup
18
20'/a
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
2
18
4 Va
30%
Llbby McNeill & Llbby
72% Fen
26
Fink
18%
18
.„
26 3A.
Va
203/a
"when
common
&
Lenler Stores Corp
Aug 27
Apr
Sep
16
Lehn
18Ya
*4—
19Ya
preferred
New
22
3
*4
17%
>.
30%
51
& Sons
-
30
*26
4 %
17 Ya
Valley RR_
No pai
Valley Coal common
1
$3 noiicum 1st preferred
No par
; 150c noncum 2nd pfd
Nopar
Lehman Corp (The)
1
1
26%
17 Ya
Lehigh
*1
16
26%
4 Va
18 %
4 Va
Co common_3
Tire
&
(James)
*4
16
26Ya
26 Ya
1
*18
*4
16
16
15%
*
26%
*26%
4%
Lehigh
15 ~
89% Dec
Rubber
2o34
:>4
1
•
Lehigh Portland Cement
Sep
23
Bryant
16
16
*26 Va
25
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
2lYa Jan
6
preferred series A
3.85%
27
July 10
19% Jan
61% Mar 14
4
La Consolidada 6% pfd„75 Pesos Mex
4
16% Mar 13
.
~
3
Aug
20% May 10
6
^
common
27% Aug
28 ya Jan
18 Va Dec
Co
4
Va Jan ,6
18 Ya Apr 27
22 Ya Mar 12
16
Gas
29%
4,100
90
86
85%
86
86
86
86
45
40
40
*39
4o
*40
41'A
100
24%
24%
24%
*24%
24 Ya
*24%
25
400
24 %
29%
30
85Y4
*40
*84
*104
86
106%
29 V!
293/4
-•84
86
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107
55
29%
*84 %
*105
♦53 Va
29%
29%
84%
86
105
107
*53%
55
29%
11.200
84%
100
106 %
200
300
55
53%
53%
54%
54%
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18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
13 3 a
18%
18%
56 %
55%
56 %
56 Va
57 3
20,000
4
1,700
V2
40
56-%
56%
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93%
90
93%
91%
91 Va
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93
91
99
99
99
99
99
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30
99
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95
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90
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90
♦88
30
90
89%
90
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90
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93
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93
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93
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93
5C%
89
57%
56%
pfd—100
100
100
100
100
*103%
105%
*103%
5
54%
55 %
53 %
105%
54
♦1033/4
53
105%
53 >/2
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105J%-
53
53 Va
.
*87
93
*1C4
106
53'A
53%
6,900
23
■
24
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(1700)
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
,
26% Sep 26
9
46% Jan
18
24% Jan
19
70
37 % Jan
25
54% Nov
21
Jan
21
146'/a Sep
23
25% Jan
21
35
Nov
30
29% Oct
11
41% July 13
20% Oct
11
Dec
40
47
133% July 16
29'A Feb 20
142
Jun
6
Jan
69% Oct
-
40
8
'
-
33
9
May 28
27
NEW
Highest
,
7
29 3A Oct
Jan
21
Mar
1
13
17
Jan
23
20
58
Jan
23
61% Sep
26
12% Jan
Apr
13
98% Oct
25
13% Oct
4
'6
28%
28%
28%
'68%
69%
68%
69%
t,
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
—.100
133%
133%
133%
133%
134%
45%
134%
10
33%
33%
32%
33
32%
1
30%
31%
31%
31%
31%
22%
23%
23%
23%
23
23%
23
19%
19%
19% "
19%
19
19
19
19%
1,800
78%
78
78
76%
19%.
78%
18%
78
75
76%
76%
77
5.800
68
68%
68
63%
67'%
68
65%
67'A
66%
66%
8,500
Steel
Oil
Corp
Apr
2
3
Minneapolis Moline
Jan
20
4
76
Oct
8
88
Jan
11
So.50
1st
7
35% Dec
14
22
Aug 30
33
Jan
3
$1.50
2nd
32
Oct
1
42% Apr
22% Jan
20
28% Dec
30
26% Sep
28
30% Jan
2
16
11% Oct
2
.-Jan
3
33% Oct
31
44% Feb
15
36% Jan
23
22
17
92 &
May
19
Aug 10
8% Jan
G
5
29% Jan
3
32% Dec
30
30% Jun
25
21% Aug
100% Jun
12
10% Sep
13
17%<JiCfl
73 Va Sep
1
1
81% Jan
5
26
7% Oct
2
47% May 14
11 % Feb 29*
Oct
3
76
Feb
2
88
Feb
20
Jan
5
22
Mar 23
21% Feb
23
Power
20
67% Oct
&
55
7
~8% Nov" 29
15%
49
Jan
6
79% Sep
54
Feb
9
83% Dec
7
14% Dec
1
18% Feb
23
19% May 12
24% Jan
7
Sep"l4
60
15
16
36% Aug
14
52% July
2
23% Jan
Monarch
24% Jan
3
Monon
3
35% Oct
6
?8% July 23
24% Jan
1
51% Mar 19
32% Feb
15
23% May 28
28
Jan
3
34% Mar 14
43% Sep
22
39% Jan
26
47
Jun
14
25% Oct
38% Jan
3
30% Jan
23
38% Aug
38% Oct
1
18% Jan
10
in.3/43Ct
ou
6
11
18% Jan
21%
3
Apr~25
16% Mar 14
23% Dec
9
44
% Mar 14
60% Jun
7
May 17
27% Mar 14
32 % Dec
22
20
30% Oct
17% Jun
9
22% July 20
Sep
26
47
Motor
Motor
Wheel
Mueller
i?,/ JT®" 11
,1
28
Jan
6
43
47
Mar
31% Oct
1
42'A Apr
2
42% Jan
4
50
Dec
40% Oct 25
Myers
34 3A
35
2 7'A
27%
27%
900
12
12%
18,400
40%
40%
4,700
12%
xll%
11%
11%
ll%~
11%
12
491/,
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40'A
32%
32
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
11%
11%
11%
11'A
32
5,800
33
4,100
11%
-
32 3 a
32%
.
12%
3,800
62%
62
62
61
61%
60%
60%
60%
61%
2,000
38
37%
38%
38%
39
37%
39%
38%
40%
20,500
7%
7%
7%
7%
8
62%
62%
63%
72%
72
73
17
17
17
17
No par
23%
23%
23
7%
8
17,200
63 %
23
*21%
21%
21%
22
*19%
20%
19%
19%
37
37%
35"%
37%
24%
24%
24%
2
7%
8
8
63%
*63
64%
64%
64%
330
73
73
*72%
73'A
*72%
73%
270
17
*16%
17
*16%
17
300
22%
23
21%
21%
21
21
19%
*19
20
*16%
25
23%
21%
23%
21%
*19
20
*19
36%
23%
23%
.1,300
—
800
100
36%
36%
37%
36
37%
24%
24 %
24%
24
24
38,600
5
24%
No par
*40%
40%
40%
40%
40
40%
40
40
1
32%
33%
32'%
33
32%
32%
32
32%
31%
32 3
8
15,700
No par
(The)
41%
41%
41%
41%
41
41%
40%
41%
40%
41 Va
18,900
—12
20%
41
40'%
20%
10
20'A
1,300
20
2,000
44%
2,100
20%
20%
20
20
20
20%
20
20
45
^5%
45
45
41'A
44%
.44%
41'A
7 41%
41%
20%
20%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
411/2
41%
24
24
24
24
23%
23%
24
34%
33%
33%
34
34
34 Va
8
* 15 %
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
1
41%
41%
41
41%
40%
41
40%
41%
10
32%
32%
32
32%
32
32
32
32'A
45%
*44
*44
45%
*133
134
18
73%
26
13%
39
35
164
14
.
20%
20
20%
20%
32%
IJj
No par
*44
100
-
3,500
451/4
1
Bros
3,100
20%
3
20%
24%
45
10
Co
Si
4,600
62
*61'%
_
(F E)
6,200
37%
*71
Corp _i
Corp
Brass
'
12
39%
32
Co
,
13%
'
11%
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
12
Mar 15
35
27
32%
^UnSi1"B^',earinc
45% Jan
40
4
34%
26%
32%
Products
32% Mar
Hy"SCP 2o
II
Sep
Feb
35
26%
11%
Morrell (John) & Co
Inc
40% May 10
6
40
34%
27
32%
Ward Si Co
Moore-McCormack Lines
7
35%
lOO
Co
32% Oct
1
34%
32%
Co—
21—Sep 26.
23
22
11%
Montgomery
28% Mar 12
80
*21%
32%
Motorola
30% Jan
33% Apr 27
42% Mar
3
11
Oil
51% Mar 14
41% Oct 15
4Q'AMa,y28
*77%
22%
32%
Montana-Daxota Utilities
46% Apr 27
22% May
4
80
*21 %
100'A
13%
11%
Co
5,400
*77%
100
Chemical
*100
14
32%
.
22%
80
14%
32%
Tool
6,800
22%
No par
Power
100%
2,900
*21%
*100
5
class A
Monterey
14
35
31
22%
23'A
►100
14%
30
34%
*77%
1.25
Montana
1
100%
1,000
1,500
135%
30%
10
B
Monsanto
34%
com_.No par
A
100
RR
Machine
RR
Class
33%
30% -31
1
preferred
4
33%
31%
1
preferred
10
*134%
80
*26%
Mo'jud Co Inc
19% Sep
135'A
22%
27
preferred series
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No par
Mohasco Industries Inc
5
4/20%
>134%
46
*77%
*21%
36%
Corp
45%
14%
35%
par
45%
100%
26%
Paper____2.5o
Light—-No
*45%
68%
,
14%
80
Sc
67
28%
28%
69
28%
•*99%
22%
_.
28%
*67
,
15
*77%
7%
3% %
100%
*21%
Mlssouri-Kan-Tex
18% Oct
40% Aug
14%
100
Ontario
Maid
*99%
1
Mission Corp
Mission Development Co_
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
5
Oct
33% July
common
preferred,.___.25
conv
Minnesota
Minute
Co
preferred—
Minnesota
49% Apr 30
40% July 24
35% Apr
Va Jan
27
common.;
1st preferred
23'/Wan
82
Prod
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Reg_.__l.50
Minn Mining Si Mfg com____No par
$4. preferred
No par
105
'
8,900
28%
69%
24% Jan
1
26 % Nov
107
Shares
29%
No par
Minn St Paul & S S Marie___No par
75% May 10
28
the Week
Oct. 19
Minneap & St Louis Ry___
90% July 26
1
Friday
Oct. 18
Oct. 17
28%
Minerals Si Chem Corp of Amer
2<i% May 14
Jun
28% Mar
Utilities Inc
Bale* far
HIGH 8ALK FEIOKS
Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 16
69%
Midwest
25% July 17
19% Apr
70
Tuesday
Oct. 15
10
8%
9
11
Monday
Par
Enterprises Inc
Midland
Aug 10
17
STOCK
_____5
3
36% Jan
YORK
South
Midland
Mar 12
Oct
102% Dec
RECORD
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
Middle
19
50 yB Oct
15
STOCK
STOCKS
35% Mar
133
EXCHANGE
Monday, October 22, 1956
-
Ktnft for ProTioio
Year1955
Lowest
STOCK
YORK
...
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700
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24
24
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34%
2,800
<
15%
700
40%
40%
2.700
32%
-
32%
2,400
45
*44
N
114% Nov
Jan
148
9
128
Sep
21
118
May 1«
Nashville
16 % May 28
22
July 16
Natco
6
70
Dec
14
62
Jan
23
82
July 25
National Acme
27% July 25
2oye Oct 31
23
Feb
17
29% Jun
12
Jun
29
46% Nov
23
35% Jun
8
42% Apr
18
1
34% Oct
17
39 % Jan
24
National
47
Jan
20%
Mar 14
15% Dec
29
33% May 16
37% Nov 10
173% Sep
10% Oct
6
11
45% Mar
Jun
2
17% Jan
28
Feb
16
183
33% Oct
11
47
21'A Sep
18% Sep
26
24
37% Jan
25
30
7%
22 %
22
45% Jail
23
61% Apr
4 % %
100% Sep
12
105 % Feu
90% Nov
28
76% Jan
23
123% Aug
135% Oct
23
11 % Jan
5
14% Sep
32% Feb
14
48% Oct
6
21
Mar
51% Dec
Oct
5
179
8
153
Jan
19
4
90% Mar 16
15% Oct
18
93
July 5
69% Jan 18
16% Feb
75
1
Mar 15
41% Jan
14"% Feb
19
Dec
18
101
Oct
Feb
101% Feb
20
^43
15
Jan
3
2
87
10
20
6
New
14
New
125'A May
7
24% Aug 24
lo
11
4
11
33 3A May 18
N
91
New
29
102'A Jun
30
Jun
610
15
76
94'A Jan
440
8
70 % Oct
30
7'A Jan
Jan
3
6
107
July 25
500
Jan
Oct
18
39
Jun
22
14% Oct
30
Oct
18
71% Apr
18
36% Oct
$5
N
9
64% Jan
2
25% Apr
Jan
19
Jun
21
26
37
Jun
14
39 % Mar 27
Mar
8
97
Nov
14
Oct
12
94
Jan
5
23% Jun
11
34% Feb
28
2
85% Feb
23
91
Feb
13
98% Jan
9
3.90%
Jan\16
4.10%
13
Mar 14
18% Jun
83
36'A July 27
Nov
1
92% May
101% Jan
72
Oct
9
78% Oct
83'A Oct
19
Oct
19
New
91
Aug
22
18% May 25
38% Jun
22
33 % Jan
61% Sep
23
60'A Jan
4
26% Feb
1
23 % Oct
19
6
19% July 27
16'A Jan
3
91 %
May
79
July 23
46 %
Apr
20
41
May
111% Dec
8
39% Jun 27
July 14
16
Jan
8
86
Sep 27
99% Mar 23
18'A Sep 21
92% May
9
8
il04
1
,43
Sep 19
35'A Oct
1
16'A Oct
78
1
Aor
5
$3.75
•
49% Sep
25% Oct
88
Jan
50% Aug
9
70%
70
70%
69'A
69%
69%
70
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34'A
34%
600
84'A
85 %
84
85
83
84%
83%
84%
83%
84%
7,600
*93%
100 %
99%
99%
100%
*99%
100'A
99%
100%
33'A
38'A
39
40
7%
7
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99% Aug 29
22% Sep
16% Jan
11%
-
14%
*14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*14%
14%
*14%
♦34%
35 %
34%
35%
87
87
87
17'A
17
17
87
20%
1
104
20%
20%
I
*75
90
106
1,400
20%
20%
75
77
75
67'A
68%
68
27
26%
27
26%
39%
38%
38%
28%
29
29%
50
2,600
20%
69'A
*75
6,400
90
106%
2 6'A
77
110
17%
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105
67
20
69 %
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15,300
27
3,600
78,200
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39%
38 %
39%
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41
28%
29
28%
29%
2 9'A
29%
7,900
77
76%
76%
76%
76%
90
77
105%
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77
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108
►103
108
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108
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108
450
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450
-351
450
'351
450
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450
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15%
15%
20
40'A
Shipbuilding
40 %
Corp
1
23
23
No par
37
*23
-
24%
24
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37%
37%
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86
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15%
15%
15%
15%
1,700
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40 %
40%
40 %
2,000
.
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24%
24%
26
700
37%
24
37%
37
37
1,900
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preferred
preferred
30%
par
*83
86
*83
100
Pwr
15%
40%
15 %
40 %
30%
30%
100
*74
100
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94
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86
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83
76
80
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85
94
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94
20%
20%
30
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79
85
94
86
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76
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80
83
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77
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100
100
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79
79
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19
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;
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Aviation
North
Northeast
Northern
8
5
5%%
45
Apr
12
Ry
Natural
Gas
Co
37%
37%
38
37%
71 va
70%
70%
70 va
70'A
24%
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24%
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41%
42%
41
24%
23%
*79
50
46%
*100%
5
37'A
Northern Pacific Ry......
16%
5
91'A Oct
5
102% Jan
5
$4.11
preferred
series
4
99% July 25
$4.16
preferred
series
8
29% Jan
13
Oct
l
19% Jan
3
1
28% Jan
6
63% July 23
Northrop Aircraft
Northwest
4.6%
Norwich
Pharmacal
Inc
47'A"
37%
20%
•
.
.
94
20%
70
20
20%
va
79%
•
46%
107
37 %
41%
25
79%
47'A
107
38%
40%
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79'A
24
37'A
69%
-
*23%
2,100
37%
37%
37%
70 %
70%
-71%-
24
23%
23%
600
-
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2,600
41%
41'A
41%
40%
41%
27,700
24%
25 %
24%
25 va
17,300
79%
80
47
80
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81
60
46%
46%
46 3 i
46%
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107'A
*106'A
107 va
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107%
37%
38'A
37%
38%
38%
39%
46 %
1,400
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25
17
16%
17
16%
16%
80
16%
79%
16%
30
80
16%
7,100
•
30
26,600
17
5,900
80
2.90
78%
1
79%
80
80
95
95
93%
94%
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94 va
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94'A
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94
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96%
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97
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97
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97
92%
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4
92%
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90
92 3
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4
940
96
25
24%
24%
24 Va
10,400
10
15
15
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15%
14%
15 Va
14%
15%
15
15%
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25
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23
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23
22%
22'A
22'A
22%
22 %
22
52
51%
51%
50%
51
50'A
50%
50
51
1
common
:
Co
79 %
108
ino
Inc
Airlines
preferred
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(Minn)—
100
14
'
10
series
20% Oct
'
23%
com
20%
37%
7 0%
100
Co
-
37 %
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;
Co
20'A
x23%
preferred
7
20 %
1
25
$4.08
7
20%
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84
94
1
preferred
Northern States Pwr
Common
84
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25
Corp
Central
Northern
Jun
Capital
*
~
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Western
Adjustment
3
7
.
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
13
7~
preferred
preferred
9
Qrp
17
76
40%
101% Jan
nn
17%
26%
►351
100
10
87
70%
105%
.100
47% Jan
87
76
15%
series
30
87
26%
40'A
series
39'A Jun
200
2,000
6 8'A
100
A
preferred
26% Jun
14%
34%
76
....No par
series
preferred
21 'A Jun
20%
200
14%
14%
Hartford Co—
$4.10
10
20%
20%
103%
14%
3,200
34%
38%
50
$3.60
May
105%
1,100
1,200
6%
%
70%
77
No par
3
20
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90
*85
108
9,500
14%
34
26%
23%
15
..No par
Co
17'A
90
105
17
17 Va
17
14%
6,300
14 'A
6%
20
*73
No pnr
Co
20%
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14
6%
69
100
Louis
*
109
34
*6a%
—
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87
*107%
10
21
4
6%
35
Feb
>11%
l.i%
*14%
Jan
cpo
11%
1.
6%
14%
91
f/mtnotoc
11%
14
6%
14%
103
Dec
11%
13%
6%
35
5
54
11%
14%
6%
*14%
27
1
12'A
14%
*14%
25
6
12
40
1
Sep
1
7%
6%
Sep
25% Nov
7'A
14%
July
31% Feb
39%
7'A
12%
92
33% Jan
40 Va
7
14%
93
26
40
7'A
12%
87
30
40
40%
I~~i
100
5
7%
1
x7
103
103% Apr
*99%
9,600
7%
|
1
103'A May 11
Jan
2,100
70
34%
97
100% Feb
19
70
preferred
111
18% Aug
10,700
34%
commonIlNo~par
RR
18%
18%
700
,
48%
34 %
j
St
3.60%
18%
10
13
47%
69%
common
3.40%
*12%
com.__10
Pa
Y State Electric si Gas
Niagara Mhk
73% July 18
26% Feo
1
16
13% Jan
85% Jan
4
22'A Aug
5
39 % Oct
,
103
8
20% Jun
6
Mar
York
13
47'A
18%
18%
19
19
*135%
12%
46%
10
Common
"
14
27% Mar 24
Aug.23
19
19
46%
137
13
47%
*12%
...No par
Co
1
*
18
3
103% Apr
7
-48% Jail
137
13
47%
1,
8
93% Jan
137
12%
47 %
New Haven, &
Common
18
87
139
13
48%
Y
Sep
82% July
7
87% Mar 11
♦137
12%
47%
preferred
Harlem
45
30
108 %
non-cum
si
26
91'A
25
Y
137
139
*137
1
Central.
Si
*136'A
164
109%
108
166
Electric
Dock
160
110
164
Inp
Chicago
10,100
164%
108'A
166
100
preferred
York
108%
*163
111%
*164
Corp..™
107'A
166
112
164%
109
19%
%
109%
Corp
Preferred 5%
N
100
Y
19,'A
164%
Mining Corp
Industries common
York
17
July 24
57
Oct
10
%
19%
5
—
28
38
16,100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock...1
New York Air
Brake,
5
N
21'A Jun
46%
101%
System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd.100
4%%
15
.33% Apr
Sep 26
45%
*100%
Cast-No par
Corp...
No par
(J J)
England
Newmont
12
81% Feb
46'A
100%
preferred
Newport
Oct
21
Bros
3%%
May 28
22
Mar 10
Sep
Mar 13
96
49% July 27
15
96
Feb
45'A
100%
IIIIIIIH
Oct
Oct
46 "A
101%
Steel
Corp
Newberry Co
35% Sep
26 % Sep
78% Mar 30
33
400
Nelit
50
7
Jun
3
Nelsner
17% Sep
97% Feb
45%
*100%
6%
17% Mar 19
26
7,800
47'A
101 ¥«
19'A
100
Vulcanized Fibre
39% July 30
10
193b
46%
*100%
S Radiator
11
Sep
7
103
Jan
U
19%
47%
Natomas Co
May 10
88% Jan
16
Nat
National
49
21%
30%
37%
22%
28%
98%
163
•
13%
49%
21 %
32
37%
22%
28%
98%
101%
Theatres Inc
5
72
5
90
15
11
Mar 29
8 "A Mar
6
31% Jan
Dec
17
13%
49%
21 'A
30%
38%
22%
28%
99%
1.200
13,200
220
6,700
7,500
2,200
11,700
10,400
2,100
41,400
5,200
39
35%
34%
163
110
500
600
1,800
5,700
1
46%
common.:
Service
&
Shares
National
132
18
73%
26.
13%
*100%
common
National Supply (The)
4 %
preferred
National Tea Co
13
18
T„lv
16% Apr
17
82% Dec
Linen
*17%
*72%
25%
13%
39
1
10
preferred B
Malleable
Naiional
11
13
F'U.
87
19
20% Feb
6%
15
85% Oct
9% Apr
12% Oct
14% Sep
4
104% Sep
Co
Steel
33
9
Mar
Lead
National
Natl
•
preferred A
Sugar Ref
13% May 28
5
8
9 7 %
7 %
National
Au«
12% Feb
_
12
% July
37% Mar
31
100
37%
14
132
No par
National
7
18
23 % Jan
80% May 16
19%
20
Sep 10
77% Aug 17
17
10% Apr
15% Apr
17
19%
Gypsum Co
Mar 12
11% Oct
20
19%
1951
Co
39
37% Sep
9
Jan
98%
19%
Gas
17
28
25
15% Jan
99%
20
2
12 % Jun
13
*97%
20
23
56% Nov
33 % May
99%
Jan
97% Sep
6
16
.-*98
16% Jan
47% Jan
30
Jan"~~3*
28%
33% Sep
29
103% May
8% Dec
6% Dec
29
64
4
77% Sep 14
42% Mar 25
37% Jan
11%
28'A
14t8
common__5
preferred
National
15
21
29%
pfd series of
$4.50
4
29
97% Feb
22%
29
Prod
National
9
Feb
38% Jan
22%
Gas
Fuel
23
14
1
29%
38%
22%
Inc.
National
13
5
38% Dec
4
31
38
22%
Distillers
160
25
30%
38%
22%
National
4
Jan
31'
33
11
July 22
16% Apr
30%
5
29% Oct
Jan
33% Jan
1
5
Cylinder
183
58
Co__
Dairy Products.,
Department Stores
National
156
21
21%
National
Mar
31
48%
21%
14
Aug 29
11% Jun
15
431/4
Register
Lines
25%
13%
*38%
34%
*163
13%
49%
21%
29%
37%
22%
28%
*98
49%
21 'A
30%
38%
22%
28%
98%
14%
27
Dec
351/4
165
21'A
25% Jun
21% Mar 12
34:1/4
163%
471/0
42% Aug
59% Sep
106
10
351/4
163%
*72
38%
35
164
151/
23
21% Mar 19
20
35y8
*162%
10Q
38%
34%
*163
13%
431/
20% Feb
18% Jun
common_____10
13%
39
21%
34% Jan
July 29
26
13%
38%
48''
3
101'A Aug 28
25%
137..
39
21
6
12
25%
13%
39
*173A
72
—
5
15
97% Oct
73
134
17% 1 17%
72
25'A
26
13%
13%
18
73
1
Cash
City
National
9
18
73
25%
1
__s
Corp
National
National
147
23'A Jan
Can
33% Aug
175
9
Biscuit Co
National
59
July 20
26% May 14
100% Aug
Inc
preferred A———
17
10
10
Fibries
Corp___
18
73
1
11
43% Jun
54% Jan
Aviation
Feb
28% May
23% Jan
5
Automotive
133%
134
*17.%
1
National
Apr
10
102% Jan
5
National
7
Louis
Airlines
20
11
19% Sep 27
45% Mar 14
St
National
20
18
Mar 21
Jan
15% Aug
&
Co
10
19
93
179
20
Chatt
Corp
Jan
16% Jan
Oct
Sep
27
16 V4 Mar 19
11% May 24
34% Feb 13
26% May 10
27
160
24
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51%
24va
24%
24
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24%
23%
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1,300
Volume 184
Number 5579
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Butt• 1 or FrcYteu
STOCKS
Year 1955
Uvaat
43% Jan
6
105 % Sep
20
95 % Jan
20
107
Nov
105% Sep
E*n(e Since Jan.
Highest
15
27
Leweit
Jan
109
Aug
NEW YORK
49 Ya Jan
10
Oct
18
80% Sep
28
100
Jan
5
3.90%
19
110
Jan
11
4.56%
preferred
ZlQO
ZZZlOO
109% Feb
10
4.44%
preferred
100
98
14
101
100
3
Oct
Aug 24
Ohio
13
Edison
4.40%
4
18% Jan
100
Jan
21% Sep
26
25 % Apr
114
Jan
26
13% Jan
10
135
6
94% Jan
64% July
July
18% Sep
July 17
91
Jun
18
5%
4
47 % Apr
3
Ohio
34% Jan
10
18% Oct
103V< May 13
49% Mar 14
23
19
33% Jan
20
40% Sep 21
19% May 17
20
19
Jun
5
84 % Oct
39
10
97% May 29
25
23 Va Jan
3
8
51% Jan
113% Oct
8
22
23
4
11
May 28
83% Oct
4
33% Feb
14
31 Vs Jan
6
47
Sep~20
40% Feb
84"% Oct
19
99
Jan
14
77
20
May 2
16% Sep 10
Dec'22
59 Ya May 28
61% Jan 23
16
Jan
3
16% Dec
Nov
1
71%
3
100
34
Mar 14
94
Feb
9% Oct
17
26
12% Mar 10
142% Mar 10
6% Nov 16
47
Aug 29
42
Aug
Dec
5
36% Oct
15
33 % Oct
122% Sep
12
Jan
135
5
Jun
Apr
104
Jan
6
15r%
4% May 27
4% Jan
6
14% Jan
44
Oct
Oct
4%
9% Jun
6
6
25% Jun
11
54% Feb
—
40
Jan
Co
&
12
Pacific
Jan
12
21% Mar 20
104 % July 17
Oct
12
103
1
36% Jan
Aug 27
39 % Apr
4
8
23
2
Jan
Pan
■
6
26
37
21
20
55% Aug
Jun
Tin
Amer
140
37%
37
37%
37%
373A
36%
373/4
37%
38
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
16,100
7,200
18%
183/8
18 3A
*18%
18 Va
*18%
18%
*18
100
28%
28%
100
*98%
28%
28
85
833A
41%
413/4
60 %
61'A
60%
61%
53%
114
84
42%
102
28
♦84
/
533A
53%
114
114
102
*98%
28
*98%
28'A
273/4
54
114
11%
85
83%
84 Va
42
42%
42%
42%
7.400
60%
63 3/a
643A
65 Va
9,600
85
86%
*84
84
*84
163/a
163/a
*16%
71%
713/4
65%
65%
65%
653A
64%
65'A
1C4%
104%
.104%
104%
104%
104%
106
1053/4
42%
43%
4PA
42%
41%
41%
42
42
*41%
97%
95%
96
97%
97%
'95
97%
*95
5
14%
14%
1
24 %
24 %
25%
25%
25%
34 Ya
34%
34%
10
Electric.
25
*84%
85
16%
71 Va
*16%
■/■v, 69
-85
16%
69
65%
104 7a
667/a
&
14%
143/,
14%
23%
23 Va
*23%
24
4»%
*24%
25%
*23
25%
343/a
34Vb
34 %
33%
*33%
34
50
49
493/8
34%
49%
49
1,700
4,900
36%
36 3/8
36%
36 V*
36%
36%
36 3 a
6,100
35
34 Va
34%
*34%
34 Va
343/a
34%
50 %
49''A
37%
x36%
34 %
34%
common. 100
125%
126%
126%
126%
126'A
126%
1253/4
126%
126
126
100
'138%
138"%
1373A
138%
137%
137%
137%
1373/4
137%
340
63/4
7'/a
13,300
173/8
17%
19,700
91%
91%
3,300
_
Rust
7%
6%
63A
6%
6%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
17'A
17%
No par
92%
93
91%
92%
91 Va
92%
91 Va
91%
94
94
94
94
95
95
32%
32%
32
32%
32
32%
%
*35
41 %
*36
41%
100
.__
Proof
&
Coal
6%
1
Inc
1
_
Corp__Zl
Co
41
43%
43%
43%
7
43%
*95
97
32%
32%
33
41%
*36
*36%
41
43%
43%
43
V.
44'A
43%
44 Va
24%
24%
24%
24 %
24'A
23%
24'A
24%
15%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
*3%
*3%
4
5
4
4
11%
11%
11%
25
29%
29%
*29%
No pax
*49%
No par
*
39%
50
50
4
11%
30
50
4
4
11%
11%
11%
11%
12%
28%
29
30
31
50%
50
50%
503A
51%
24% Mar 26
25
*21%
13
21%
$1.32
*21%
Z25
21%
*21 Va
preferred
21%
*21%
21%
*27%
28
28% Mar 27
$1.30
*27%
28
*27%
28
*273/8
preferred
25
*26
27
"26 Va
May 4
41% 'Mar 14
Jun
103% July
2
30% Jan
15 % Dec
44
107
6
13% Oct
58
Nov
49% Dec
113% Apr
28
20
108 % Apr
Jan
6
30% Jun
28
53
Jun
28
22% Apr
33% Sep
17% Oct
29
Oct
14
33
Dec
21
38
146
Oct
19
173
52
Jan
25
97
48% Nov
18
3
Oct
4
13
Jan
37% Jan
24
6
Jun
5
102% Oct
11
108
May 26
12% Jan
30
3
11
50
Jan
4
3% Oct
May 25
54% Jan
7% Mar 12
37% Feu
119% May 26
64% Aug 25
43
26% Mar
115% Apr
19
36% Jun
19
21% Sep
7
24
96% Oct
105 % Oct
10
109% Jan
10
Jan
23
26% Sep
19
18% Oct
10
36% Mar 13
Dec
22
16
17
Oct
48% Sep
19
39% Oct
93
16
41
6
92
95% May 13
100
Jan
Dec
Dec
4
67
Oct
Sep
30
6
62
85
Feb
3
Sep
15% Jan
8
99% Mar 14
1
55% Aug
10% Jan
4
41% Sep
24
26
104% Feb
14
89
Oct
9
52% Jun
16
45
Jan
3
30% Sep 20
97% Aug 25
100% Sep 20
22% Feb
9
89% May 21
93
91
Mar
59 % Jan
3
102
Feb
96
Apr
100
Apr
4
47% Oct
19
3
13
8
166% Aug 12
152% Sep
28
163% Jan
173
149
17
170
16
415/8 Dec
22
37% Feb
92% Sep 23
8% May 16
Jan
10
6% Feb
10
24% Feb
9
84% July 28
78 % Oct
10
96
6
74
84
29
3
July 26
Jun
19
24% Mar 14
40% Dec
29% Jan
35%
Sep 27
24% Aug 28
3
153% Dec
6
20
10
% July 27
Jan
67% May
96% Apr
8% Sep
16
23
9
3
10
35% Apr
84% Apr
12
92% Apr
27
4
35% May 14
19
Plough
40% Anr
6
22
Jan
23
31
38% Aug 20
23% Mar 23
Poor
21% Jan
55
Aug 10
10% May
2
Procter
3
47% Oct
8 %
Sep
16
28
May 19
67% Aug 28
74
37% Feb
2
47
Nov
39% Oct
9
49% July 25
36% May 11
40% July 24
88% Mar 29
84
43% Jun
28
89% Jan
6
11
27
24% Mar 15
112% Nov
28% Jan
29% Jan
19% Mar
Aug
77
5
26% Oct
1
15 .125%
Sep
14
3^34%
Nov
22%
90
37%
9"?
Plymouth
&
25
106%
105 %
105%
105%
26%
25%
25%
24%
25%
19
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
67
43%
43
83%
♦78
*67
67
13,500
37%
*22%
*104
91
42%
4
3%
483/a
48%
48 3A
98
96%
97
66
65%
65 aA
37%
.23'A
106
893A
363/4
105%
104
105%
25
25%
25%
25%
9,100
20
20%
20
201/4
17,800
'A
43%
84
67%
67%
*66
423/4
43
85
82%
*76
82%
*76
82 Va
*76
*13%
14
*13%
14
*13
14
•98
99 %
*98
99 %
*96%
99
82%
*76
14
*13
*96%
99%
963/4
963/4
10
48%
49%
483/4
49%
49
493/s
25,700
11
*9%
11
*9%
11
*9%
11
49%
49 %
49%
*9%
11
*9%
43%
82%
14
.
-
Co
com
44%
44
44%
44
44'A
92%
*91
93
90
90%
92%
♦90
*56
57%
56
56
56%
56 %
563/4
56 3/4
57
57%
1,100
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 Va
247/a
24%
25
3,300
10
24%
Ash
17%
*150%
150
pfd
43%
17%
.__100
79%
*90
96
•90
96
94%
*92
943A
•92
%
84 %
2,300
30
943A
17%
156
84
8
30%
96
*92
150%
83%
433A
93
*90
*148
593/4
43%
93
45
*1503/4
60
10
175/8
44'A
9434
150
59%
_1
*92
156
10
(The)
93
43
2.50
Virginia
&
100
42%
43%
*90
60%
843.k
44%
17%
45
17%
45
17%
47
18
47%
18
473/4
18
153
*150 3/4
153
*150%
*149Va
152
*149%
153
58%
59'A
58%
59%
59
59%
83%
84 V.
84%
85
84%
85
10
12,400
1,200
155
150%
*150%
149
8 Ya
7%
8
73A
7%
7%
31 3/8
30%
31
30 Va
30%
30%
79'%
*78%
8
30%
8
30%
8%
31
260
2,800
5,100
10,400
8,300
GO
80%
*79
80 Va
*79
80%
*79
80%
100
*84
85
84%
85
*84%
85 Va
*84%
85%
*84%
85Va
700
100
26
26
26
26
25%
25%
25 Va
25%
253A
26 Va
3,100
100
*135
150
*135
150
1
*130
150
♦130
150
*130
150
55%
56%
55%
56%
5-1%
55%
543A
55%
553/4 -57
16
16
15%
15%
15%
15%,
15%
15%
15%
15%
500
5
34%
35%
343A
35
34%
34%!
34 Vs
34%
34%
34%
4,400
,_10
30%
30'A
29%
30 Va
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
30%
3,000
Power
22
22
22%
22 Ya
22
22 Vb
21%
22
21%
21%
3,200
2
Inc
47%
48%
x473/8
48%
4734
48%
47 Va
477/a
47%
47%
12,400
8%
8 3/8
8%
8%
8%
8%
8 Va
8%
83A
8 3/8
2,900
Co
preferred
cum
Co
of
10
No par
Colorado
68%
68 3A
*68%
68%
68%
683i
*68'A
69%
*68%
69%
350
10
40%
40%
40%
40'%
40'A
40%
40%
40%
40%
40'/a
1,200
i
issued
Serv
12,800
common-_o
Gamble
Industries
*40
41
*40
41
*40
41
*39%
41
*39%
41
5,660
Co ,of
Indiana—No par
37
373A
37
37%
37
37%
37 Va
37'A
3%%
preferred
100
80%
80%
80%
80'/a
81
81
81
81
•81
82
130
24
'200
37
24
*23%
19
26% Mar 14
4.16%
preferred
25
*22%
23%
*22%
23 %
*22%
23%
♦22
23
22%
111%
*110%
*110
112
32%
323/a
32%
283/4
28%
92
190
9,800
81
*13
*23%
8
150
Va
50
23%
8
42%
♦78
23%
July 25
68
42%
*78
23%
35% Mar
1J
170
♦104
*23%
32% Jan
6,600
1,000
90
23%
120
37 Vs
105
100
*23%
1
50
90
__25
10
8,800
12,900
*99
*98 Va
preferred
18
100
100
83 %
•
4.32 %
Oct
11,800
231/4
23%
♦1033/4
30
32
"
4 Va
26 % Jan
28% Sep
19%
*91
2.50
Serv
Public
37%
100
67
1,100
63%
104%
25%
67%
17
48%
23'A
104%
*105%
42%
50
17
_2
West
Electric
$4.75
Public
*22'A
100
41%
97
11 Va
19%
No par
common
____
Oil Co
&
Puoixcker
37%
23'A
89%
67%
49
97
*97
37%
*105
*48
97
4
63%
♦98 Va
19%
49
17
97
63%
*89%
100
49
48%
97
*98V2
*76
5
43
90
*78
1
48%
64%
89%
72
1,300
■
19%
4%
98
106
300
154
*95
19%
100
85
5
Co
Potomac
*104%
*78
100
Young
Co
37%
*22%
105%
100
1
com
Inb
&
63%
1,500
23%
4.20%
Pub
preferred
Serv
10
$1.40
El
div
&
Gas
100
common.No par
preference
*110
32%
112
*110
113
32%
32 3%
28%
28%
32%
32%
28'A
28%
111
37 Va
22'A
111
100
200
32%
32%
8,000
281/4
28'A
1,500
No par
28%
Sep
18
103% Feb
16
4.08%
preferred
100
*92%
93
*92%
93
93
*92%
Oct
12
*92 %
93
-92
*92%
93
5
104
Feb
15
4.18%-
preferred
100
21
*92'A
93%
*92
93%
♦92
93 Va
*92
93%
Oct
93%
*92
97
1
106% Feb
15
24% Nov
98
*96%
98%
98%
*97
98%
•97
22% Jan
98%
98 Va
70
28
3
74% Dec
27
26'/a
25
253/a
253%
25%
25 V*
25%
3,400
1
29% July 25
74% Jan _3
25%
62% Oct
65
65
65
65 Va
64%
65
1,500
37% Jan
65%
4
51% Apr
40 Va
38%
39%
39
40%
39%
40 y4
7
104
105
Jun
105% July
Oct
11
For
footnotes
37%
*105
*97
250
34%
*66 3/4
17
109% Oct
7
16
103% Nov 22
23% Dec 27
9
48%
97
64%
4 Vs
Va
23 %
22% Oct
16
33% Apr
18
Aug 20
5
49
97
4%
19%
70
% 12
23% Oct
27
100% Feb
56% May
May
100
Inc
When
15
Mar 21
25% Feb
32
23
48%
64%
*98%
Forgings Co
1
Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
Pittston
20
12% Jan
4%
4%
1
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Oct
81
4%
*67
17 Ya
3
5%
Apr
15
*16%
100
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
57
69% Dec
17%
100
Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
16
8
17%
100
Pitts
25
19
17'A
No par
guaranteed preferred
23
Dec
17
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
65 %
49%
93
24
1
65 Va
97
94%.
Jun
Feb
66
*49
*90
365/a Jan
155
154
*95
*92
Ft
155%
156%
155
19%
preferred___No par
7%
157
97
preferred
(conv)
No par
Consolidation Coal Co__
1
Pitts
♦34
156
49%
100
convertible
34%
19 %
$4.80
30% Jan
24 % Sep
36% Nov
$5
233A
34'A
♦483A
100
_
Coke & Chem
Pitts
12%
23%
*95
100
Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc
Pitts
12%
23%
34
49%
No par
com
Petroleum
preferred
19%
12%
23%
95
12.50
series preferred;
7
19% Jan
(conv)
Phoenix
$4
*64
12'A
34
95
5
.
preferred
Pitney-Bowes
156%
12%
23%
34
1
common
Phillips Jones Corp
Phillips
66
19%
preferred
5%
*64
*48%
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morrfs Inc common
3.9%
157
33 %c
Philco
4%
*33%
No par
4.68%
preferred
Phlla & Reading Corp
Ma~r~18
25
Oct~26
Electric Co
12%
23%
33%
%
*156
& Co Inc common__l
preferred
$1 conv preference
13
19% Mar 15
5
2nd
153 % Jan
13
9
13
30% Jan
3
Mar 14
Jan
Oct
3
70% May
1
28 % July 25
Jan
10
2
18
16% Jun
Jun
5
16
12% Jan
8
21 ye Dec
(Chas)
4%
12%
23%
33
100
preferred
May
5
Pfizer
12%
23%
*
100
preferred
May 25
25
150
5
100
Petroleum Corp of Amer
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
4.3%
6
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
25% Jan
10
40
common
3.8%
80
Dec
Co
4
96
61
Mar 14
6% Oct
common
preferred
24
30
6
Milk
4%%
Feb
32% Feb
28% Sep
Corp
preferred
Jan
6
31
15,900
$1.60
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke.
102
Dec~29
13% Apr
_15% Mar 14
158% Jan
12%
Penn-Texas
106
46% Oct
162% Aug 31
2,600
9
12 %
6
190
58 %
2
47
July 11
94% Mar 12
300
2,400
57%
preferred
91
103%
573A
4.4%
1
103%
57
13
11
103%
57%
112% Jan
28
103 'A
56%
Pfiiia
23
26 % Mar 14
2
1
19
103%
58%
40% Mar
Mar 30
Oct
103%
58%
Phelps-Dodge Corp
89
103 '/a
59%
Apr 17
76% Mar 19
104
43% Jun
97
12
107
23
19
102% May
107% Apr
111
50% Sep
93 % Oct
July 25
12
103%
63
59
103
ZlO
Mfg Co
Pet
22% Apr
45%
133A
37,600
54
1
453A
*62
97
26% May 18
3
45%
24
105
Mar
45 Va
23%
Oct
Jan
62
45%
'96 %
July
18% Oct
62
45%
96%
6
Jan
14
61%
45%
'61
23%
13
96
7,100
13%
61%
45%
62
45 %
96'A
13
12
13%
13%
62
45%
103 Y\
*61
100
23 Vs
19% Jan
Sep
18,900
27
23 %
35% Feb
64
38%
97
31 Ya Jan
3
38'/a
23%
27
Aug 15
39
97
32% Oct - 1
168
7,300
38%
97%
21 % Jun
26
82%
38%
23'A
16
Jan
813A
97 %
27
147
84
23%
12 Va Jun
4
83%
97 %
11
6
13%
85
23%
Pennsylvania Salt
29
14 %
28
*26
96%
Pennsylvania RR
Sep
14
Jan
13%
13%
21%
*27%
26:1A
23%
Mar 29
66 %
21
83
14
ZZZZl
*21 Va
28
26%
27
50
28
85% Jun
13
38%
800
1,800
100
1
37 % Feb
84% Jan
39%
39%
series preferred
23
Feb
94
6
17
39 %
393/4
4.40 %
45% Jan
82% July
21% Jan
39%
393A
100
16
28
100% July
33% Jan
39%
39%
2,000
preferred
47
Octp 31
46% Jan
1
39%
18,000
4%%
13
86% Dec
10% Dec
81
1
5
9
31
96% Oct
85
com___No par
11
6
110% Jan
84%
Corp
Light
Feb
73%
6
48
84%
(The)
Sand
&
27
84%
Corp
106% Jan
6% Nov 22
102% Dec
2
Corp
Glass
Power
109
16% Oct
36% Jan
112 % Mar
Penn
20
24% July 25
2
Sep 29
Oct
% Jan
*26
39%
„No par
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
17% Mar 14
102
Nov
Penna
62
48
94% Sep
22% Oct
July 21
Mar
Ffennroad
29
28
100
25
44% Oct
1
49 % Feb
Sep
Penney
43% July 11
16% Jun 18
44 %
5
7
22
23
23
preferred
39%
1,500
29 Ya
29% Jan
39%
700
800
4
3%
11%
11
39%
12,100
16
29 Va
*50
23
common
*
24 'A
15%
26
Jun
4,800
%
24%
26% Apr
38
30
97
32%
1
preferred
(J C) Co
Penn-Dixie Cement
*95
600
1,410
2.50
common
Telep
48%
No par
Co
Enterprises
prior
*35
No par
Transportation
Mines
1
137%
6%
Corp_Z_
Airways
48%
24
29% Aug
9
14% Dec 13
300
700
34%
29% Feb
9
6,000
14%
37
29% May
106Yt Dec
Jan
80
15
27% July 28"
101
900
98
98
23%
27% Mar 17
2
42
14%
21% Aug 27
81% Oct
20,700
16.900
105%
24%
6
$1
66
23%
25% Jan
<
2,400
24 V2
27
Oct
400
69 Va
67
14%
22% Dec
6
16 •/a
68'/a
25%
37% Jan
3
40
*16%
49%
Consolidated
Peninsular
150
No par
Teleg
Penick & Ford__
41% Mar 12
8,800
~~
13%
*24
8
3
300
113/4
84
15
15,600
115
11%
16%
100
2,500
54%
53%
72%
No par
10
27%
*112
85
70
100
102
11%
71%
Corp
World
conv
'84
55
41 %
Inc
preferred
5%
1,209
84 Va
'16%
Panhandle East Pipe L com
Peabody
10
17%
84%
Corp__Z_l
Parmelee
46% Jun
17%
85
61
Parker
14
17%
85
42
17% Apr
6% Mar 12
21
17%
88
60%
30% Jan
25
17%
88
41%
57 % Apr
14% Jun
101
28%
100
17%
86%
17%
84%
Paramount Pictures Corp
&
Tilford Distillers
Parke Davis & Co
26
18 %
102 Va
17%
*85
843/4
Park
10% Sep
27% Sep
3734
♦98
60
No par
Telep
Patino
37%
♦18
*100
2,000
37
38
6.25
preferred
4%
102 Va
18%
86 Ya
37%
6.25
Pacific Mills
10
*100
102%
11 %
Lighting Corp
Jan
54
Pacific
100
18%
'85
ZZ25
Gas
9
*100
103%
11%
common
Pacific
Mar
102 Va
*102
83 %c
Fisheries
53% Mar 28
9
150
104
11%
Co
Amer
'6%
101%
103%
100
„_i
Coast
Pacific
101
104%
102
116%
No par
Finance
9
110
102%
'102%
'100
11'A
—_
Pacific
% July 16
87-4
53%
(The)
16
152 Ya Feb
50%
98%
*86
116%
preferred
40
6
49%
*963A
87
11%
Corp
Pacific
5 %
50
98
87
55%
_
Pacific
5
493/4
98
86
44% Mar
11
Shares
99%
10
Jan
the Week
Oct. 19
50
36% Jan
82
Friday
Oct. 18
993A
*85
117%
cumul preferred
Paper Co common
preferred
14<!
3% Oct
5
Marine
1
_
12 % Jan
Sep~21
7% Jan
Sales fw
Thursday
50
88%
11%
Oxford
$5
101 %
*87
54%
i
Owens-Illinois Glass
18
50 Va
101%
'115%
Overland Corp
51% May
9
102% Jan 13
49%
88
1
preferredZZZlOO
Elevator
28
23 Ya Jun
10% Jan
PRICES
Oct. 17
series__ZIoo
1951
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
July 11
50
103%
Corp—
common
convertible
Outboard
5
27
40% Jan
Corp
4%%
Mar 26
Jan
94
.7.50
Chemical
July
106
com__lo
100
91
5
29
Co
17
30 % Oct
3
47% May , 5
51 % Apr 12
9
SALE
Wednesday
OctSffiK—J
5
Outlet Co
16% Jan
3
44% Jun
6
Oliver
95% July 23
74
18
29
Sep
1
Elec
20
Mathieson
Otis
6% Oct
2
88
34% Feb
2
Oct
148% Aug 24
152% Aug 22
22
Nov
1
&
preferred
Conv preference
2
9
16% Oct
32% Oct
No par
Gas
88
5
100
Co
50% July 26
65% Oct 19
81
102%
common
preferred series A
Oil
*49%
100
preferred
Common
27% Aug 13
28% Aug 13
12
Jan
9
>:
10
26
98% May 17
17% Jan
107 % Jan
12
16% Sep
40
17
2
10
70% Oct
36
27
62% Aug
130% Aug
9% Jan
56
Tuesday
Oct. 15
12
Preferred 4.24% series
Oklahoma Natural Gas
July 16
23% Feb
53
25
7
29 Ya
common.
Match Co
4%
26
19 % Jun
44% Jun. 29
6
37% Jan
Jun
Co
preferred
Oklahoma
July 10
19% July 13
29
25% Nov
44% Mar 15
37% Jan
43
104
26% Nov 29
16 % May 16
21% May 13
37% Jan 17
128% Jan
24
Jan
95% Oct
18
Sep
35
46% ktij j.7
101% Nov
Ohio
Olln
112% Sep 22
57
Monday
Par
58% Aug
110% Jan
16% July
30% Sep 26
31% Jan 28
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
0
52% Aug
3
110% Sep 30
100% Apr 22
108
1
Highest
Nov
41% Apr
see
11
page
28
5
4.30 %
com
preferred
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
Pullman
Pure
Oil
Inc
'The*
100
98
28%
10
*26%
26%
No par
65%
65 %
p
39%
40%
*65
39%
21,900
The Commercial
(1702)
NEW
33%
Sep 14
July 15
31% Aug
1
30% Mar 30
26% Jan
6
18% Jan
18
Qu*ker preferred i.
Oats Co (The) commoii__8
6%
Feb 20
33% Apr 18
153
30% Oct
5
37% Oct
1
33%
fe£ii-100
33%
142
.
30%*
...
1
Monday, October 22, 1956
'
RECORD
Oct. 16
33%
141
30%
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
Financial Chronicle
Tne,da?W ^VeLnL^ '"Sradn,
Monday
Oct. 15
p
Pat
EXCHANGE,
35% Mar 7
May 28
Oct 19
31
137
154
Mar 15
148
HlffeMt
LavMt
Highest
l*vmt
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
and
Oct. 17
33%
*140
30%
33%
141
30%
138
30%
*
33%
140
30%
33%
33
KwX
Friday
Oct. 19
Oct. 18
33%
33
*1„6
l„o
3o%
30%
Shares
4,600
29,700
160
^u0
1„7
137
30%
30%
.
R
55% July 2
88% July 27
50% Mar 22
Badlo Corp of America com
5
Feb
7
32
Sep
26
41% July
13%
Se'p
26
31
Oct
11
25% Apr
37% Jun
89
Jan
5
7
59% Apr
19
Sep
19
44% Aug
16% Aug
July 19
19% Mar
42
47
12
3
3
11% Feb
4%
15% Sep
26
19
13
30% Apr
Reed Roller
19
15
2
Jan
27
11
Jan
5
Reeves
Rels
10% Mar 14
18% Mar 14
4
21% Aug 25
18% Jan
3
60
Dec
30
67 % Feb
16
61
Jan
18
30% Apr
64% Apr
31
May 16
47% Sep
16
28% July 19
43% Jan
3
8% Jan
15% Jan
16
5% Sep
11% Aug 15
27
18
8
56
Sep
14
Republic
45
Apr
24
I
9% Feb
14
45% Feb
13
5
57% May
$1
5
49
Oct
10% July 26
85
1
62
Nov
2
70
Apr
May 11
81
Sep
12
98% Sep
70
28
91
12
51
Mar 14
82
Jan
26
Jan
26
105% Apr
20
22% Sep
26
45% Feb
14
19% Sep
5% July 26
8% Sep
8
Aug
3
7
23
84% Apr
10
33% Jun
8
18%Jun
29
12% Jan
6
17% Sep
9
13% July 31
26% Sep
27
33% Jun
9
21% Jun
Oct
7
40%Jun
8
24% Jan
19
33% Dec
8
Dec
30
391
25
35
Oct
16
27
Feb
9
Apr
9
510
Apr
Jan
16
5
6
14% Sep
28
30% Sep
17% Jan
43% Dec
29
44% Dec
29
68% Jan
25
Jan
18
88% Sep
32% Dec
15
31
48% Jan
3
35
Oct
11
12
Feb
34
10
May 28
32%
32%
32%
323/4
32*/4
*32%
50
*37%
50
9
29% Oct
1
38%'
*33
*33
34%
*33
34%
•35%
37
*35%
37%
24%
26
26%
26%
13
13%
13
13
50c
9% Oct
17
"
32 1/4 .'
31%:
13%
,13%
16 '/a
"1,
00
bdO
'
"
33
33
lx,2u0
18,600
1678
*38
39
*38
39
%8
34
34
*33
35
*33
37%
*35 %
371/2
*3a%
26
26%
26%
27%
27%
28%
7,700
13%
13%
13
13%
13%
1,300
*6%
39
7%
*6%
7%
*35%
'
'
13
"
>
39
3a
100
■
37
Co—
10
10
*6%
7%
*16
*'
7%
*16
16%
25
25
«^26%
26%
263/4
62%
62
62
62
62
16%
*16
16%
*6%
lo
7'%
"
lo%
200
26 %
*16
16%
74
2,600
"
5
25
100
•62
•
26%
26V4
62%
*62
_l
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
50c
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
53/4
5%
preferred
Steel
*6%
10
12%
53%
40%
40%
2.50
30%
30%
5,300
5%
5%
5%
2,400
30%'*
12%
*12%
12%
121/2
*12 «/4
1274
400
53%
54%
53%
54%
53%
54%
541/8
541%
43,500
40 %
40
40%
39%
40
38 Ve
39%
5,100
54%
5
1„0
62%
40%
12%
jn
Corp
26%"
*62
12%
"
10
12%
9%
10
9%
10
9%
71
72%
70%
71
%
69%
71
685/8
69 %
691/4
70%
50
45%
45%
45 v2
45%
45%
45%
4 0/4
4a
3/4
45-/2
45%
1,300
lo
52%
53%
52%
53%
52%
53%
52%
52%
52%
52%
14,800
9%
1
Tob class B
iq
*62
70
*62
*81%
82%
*81%
100
99%
99%
100
Manufacturing
__i
Selection
20%
..20%
20%
5s
Co
6%
6%
69
47
Trust
No par
10
10
9%
4,900
18,600
70
*62
*62
70
82%
*813/4
823/4
82
82
81%
99%
99%
99%
99%
81%
99 %
700
99%
20%
20%
20 %
20 %
20%
20 Ye
20%
8,400
6%
6%
6%
6%
61/4
6'78
6'A
6%
10,400
69%
68%
67%
68%
2,400
100
70
70
*62
110
68%
69%
68
68%
15
47'%
47
47%
47%
473/4
47%
48%
471/2
48 Ve
5,600
10
*35%
35%
35
35%
343/4
35
34%
3a
35 Ve
35%
l.isOO
5
*19%
20
20
20
*19%
20
*19%
15
15%
14%
15
22%
23
22%
22%
4%
11
38% Apr
'33
5
preferred
""
5
Co
Ruppert
3
22%
15
22%
29%
*29
29%
28%
29
29
29
28%
28
28%
28
28%
28
28
28
30%
30 %
30%
30%
303/4
30%
30%
30%
4141%
415%
*94%
97'%
416
20
415
417%
418
415
416
*94%
97%
*94%
97%
94% •■■94%
1
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29%
29
1
15
15%
15'A
15%
15%
153/a
15%
42%
40%
42
40 %
42-
29'A
.15%
400
29%
*29
28
3,100
30% j
418'
416
15,300
750
10
97%
*94%
29
29
15%
15%
3,400
14,500
415%
*41
41
41
7,000
4 5,300
2,700
107%
108%
106 %
107%
105%
1063/4
106%
1061/4
106%
16,700
30%
31%
30%
31%
30%
313/s
30 3/4
30%
31%
31%'
4,000
30%
30%
30%
30
30'/2
30 'A
305%
4,400
9'/2
9 %
9%
200
68%
26,200
88'%
7 710
"l
Il—I•
(The)
43
'
100
15
225%
22%
29%
*29
100
(Jacob)
20
14%
143/4
225/8
28%
preferred series A
Ruberold
14%
22%
.
5
Rotary Electric Steel Co"ir~"Io
Royal Dutch Petrol Co__50 Guilders
Royal McBee Corp
1
13% Apr 26
*19%
68
No par
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Ronson Corp
48% July 31
115% July 17
36 % July 16
23
27% Feb
15% Mar 21
Sep 27
79% Jan
■
32%
Corp
Paper f'prp
Rltter Company
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
2
105
«
50
Rochester Gas & El Corp
17
9
16%
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
Rohm <fc Haas Co common
Jan
19
131/2
18 %
Ridgeway
30% Aug
2
37% Apr 26
94% Oct
9% Jan
32%
13%
163/B
Rlegel
12
28% Jun
'
21% May 28
35
32%
13j/4
16
v
1,100
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com__l
5%% conv preferred...
25
1
105% Mar
32%
13%
16%
:
Richfield Oil Corp...
13
4
410
17
32%
13%
15%
Inc
&
Rhodesian
17% Mar 20
28% Apr
26
Feb
19
11
33
13%
16%
pfd series A
Rheem
5
28
Oct
32%
14%
16%
Common
55% May 11
42 % Aug 15
23% Jan
6
Jan
33%
13%
8% Mar 20
34% Jan
Jun
33
3
66% Jan
21
1
-
5
18
9
257
'1,000
series
14
100
56-/4
series___HHIIoo
Dec
34
56 Va
Preferred 4.50%
6% July
Dec'li
56 %
Preferred 3.60%
Nov
27%
5o%
16
82
2
57
r
No par
2nd
Reynolds (R J)
Apr 26
89% Jan
42
Dec
56%
105% Jan 11
37 % Mar 15
6
21
57%
38%
_~_~2~.50
convertible
4%%
64% May 12
Jan
*57
Copper & Brass
Rexall Drug Co
;_r
Reynolds Metals Co common
49% Mar 12
101
26
57%
Revere
10
12
54% Dec
Mar 11
40
2,7u0
57
pfd 3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
13
Sep
60
10
17'%
Conv
12% Oct
44 % Oct
Oct
?a->a
Reliance Mfg Co common
4
10% Jun
*7% Mar" 14
45
V8
17%
Bit Co
Bros
42% Feb
12
54% Sep
May 10
38%
7a
17 V4
Hosiery Mills
(Robt)
35 % May 25
15% Aug 23
6
13% Jan
41
37%
7a%
17
$1.25 dlv prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp
12% Feb
6% Mar 14
38%
7i»V4
17%
1st preferred
noncum
11
15
37%
75
17
.
noncum
4%
6% Oct
14
38%
75
17
Co_
12% Sep
6
7% Jan
37%
75
17
Inc
Ray-O-Vac
Real Silk
20% Jan
38%
74%
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
37% Apr
4
37%
75%
17 %
No par
preferred
38% Mar
33% Jan
27% May 22
18% Aug
3
Sep
let
Inc
Rayonler
37% May
44% Jan
14
8
Mar
$3.50
17
..No par
Raybestoa-Manhattan
37% Sep 24
33% Sep
4
Aug 11
38% July 27
5
May
23
81% Feb
1
34% Jan
13
Ranco
31'/2 Oct
6
15
29% Jan
19% Mar 22
20% July 11
13
Nov'Ie
60%
47
26
*75
5
26
14
33%
_No par
Sep
16% Sep
53% Jan
13
Sl% Jan
87 % Feb
74
30%
*9
30%
9%
30%
*9%
9%
9%
9%
tH 0
*9%
s
42% July 21
58 % Dec
27
50% Feb
14
70% Oct
15
92% Sep
9
98% Feb
28
86% Sep
12
97% Feb
3
103% jun
17
13
151% Oct
15
126
27
Dec
112
Feb
Jan
6
55
Jun
22
41% Oct
1
22% Jan
11
26
July 14
22% Jan
16
40
Jan
265
26
Oct
1
88% Jun 27
77
Sep
28
15
245
Sep
17
311
170
Jan
10
155
Jan
5
Aug
17
Apr 28
33% Mar 14
101
7
40% Feb
9
13
July 13
105
16
99
Aug
33
25
19% Sep
22
18% Jan
32
Dec
21
29% Jan
105
19
14% Feb
17
12% Jun
12% Nov
21
20
Oct
27
27% Jan
3
22
Jan
6
57% Dec
18
55% Mar 14
78% Jun
20
58% Oct
93 % Oct
19
98
Feb
11
92
101% Oct
13
107
33% Jan
6
40
•
•
Mar
7
Sep
8
92% May 18
18
100
Sep
8
75% Mar
28
9
95 >
8
34% Oct
83% Sep
27'
1
Oct
63 Va Apr
1
35 % Oct
4
18
22% Mar
14
Jun
Feb
.
ZZuA
89'%
151%
6
59% Apr
18
6
31% July 18
40% Nov 16
Jan
34% Dec
28
20% Dec
8% Mar 15
5% Nov
62
Nov
5
2
6%
7
Co
16
17
9% Apr
26
10
61% Jan
5
1st pfd 4.40%
16
Savage Arms
Industries
Scherlng
6
Scott
105% Apr
40 % Apr
Paper
Scovill
89% Mar
Co
Mfg
3.65%
common
35
Co
preferred
36% Jan
3
Sears
21% Feb
29
Selberllng
7% Apr
27
Servel
13"% Jan
59
18
39% Jan
11% Jan 31
16
36% Feb
Oct
18
66 % Mar
22% Jan
6
30%
13% Nov
9
19% Jun
64
Nov
„
10
7
July~12
22
19
29
15% Jan
21% Feb
7
Mar 19
19
4
55% Jan
23
86% Aug
72% May
52% Jan
24
71
Apr
17
10
67
Aug
46% Jun
3
57 % Jun
—
13
37% Mar 14
64% Dec
1
50% Feb
20% Jan
25
25% Jun
27
24% Jan
20% Nov
2
33% Jan
7
18
174
27% Feb
July 19
Feb
24
9% Feb
4
15% Sep
210
7
23
Jun
12 % May 23
26
19% Mar
3
20
3
64% May 10
6
14
8% Sep
17% Jan
13
12
54
Feb
25
37% Jan
3
24% Jun
Mar 14
~40% Nov
3
34 % May 24
17% Jan
Sep
47
19 Va Jan
34
7
31% Jan
49
54% July 25
21 % Mar
7
17
29
Aug
36% Nov
7
51
Jan
18
65 %
26
Oct
11
38 % Apr
July
7
20
Feb
19
28% Jan
8
49% Sep
18% Jun
205
24
12
July 10
237% Apr 10
12% Jan 24
20% July 31
24'
53% Jan
20
29% Aug 28
40% Jan 17
May 28
;
16
;
15% Jan
29% May
24% July
4
4% Oct
11
77% Oct
69
Dec
38 % July 20
58"% Mar 23
43% May
9
Southern
7
21
90
Feb
5
8
18
E
Co
Natural
Pacific
Gas
Co
Aug 31
Feb
7
98% Sep
16% Jun
16
103% Nov 30
2
23% Aug
8
29% Jun 21
1031% Nov, 14
21
Nov
100
Sep
10% Jan
2
14
77% Dec
5
68% Mar 14
35% Nov
88
8
18
Mar 22
10% Oct
27
July 11
17% Nov 18
86
July 27
28% July 19
21
Spalding
55
Oct
4
47% Jun
25
97
Jun
25
Sep
28
24% Mar 20
23% Oct
18
29 % Apr
17
97 %
Sep
20% Mar
22
4
16% Feb 11
see
page
14
103 % Mar
105
6
2
July 17
Spear
&
$4.50
Spiegel
83% Jan
17
$4.50
1
28% Oct
2
44 %
3
91% Jan
26
8% Aug
9% Jan
1
17% Jan
6
3
11% Oct
15
12
May 14
Bros
Square
Co
64
63%
63%
6,700
92'%
*91%
93
*91%
93
91%
91%
*911/2
102%
*100%
102%
*100'%
35%
35%
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102 Vst
♦1oo
35%
35%
102%
$5.50
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35%
85
Co
30
102%
35%
85
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85
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37%
38
3 7 s/8
37%
37 5/8
38%
37%
38%
9,900
17%
17%
17%
17 3/a
17%
17%
17%
17 :%
17%
3,300
55%
55%
55
55%
54
54%
54%
54%
16%
17
16%
17
17
18
18
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4,500
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31%
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31%
31%
33,900
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4,100
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17
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130
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29%
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7,300
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47
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14
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29
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29
28%
29
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59
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600
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59
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51
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3,000
53%
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9,200
19%
4,900
51
28
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48
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31%
313/8
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31%
31%
31%
2,300
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35 %
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47%
48%
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19,100
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43
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49,000
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43
43%
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43%
43
44%
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44%
7,800
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18
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18
18
18
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86
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88 v2
1
27
27 %
27%
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19
19
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5
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6
100
1
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25
2
No par
5%
5 Va
*40
65
51 %
97
17%
52-
52 v2
97
17%
23%
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13%
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Co.
27 %
27%
27%
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27%
19 >8
19
19
18%
19
51/8
5
5
5
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65
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65
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53
52 %
53%
97
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17
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23 3/8
23%
100'A
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24%
23%
23%
23%
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99%
99%
99%
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14
14
133/4
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13%
75
75
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751/2
76
-
27%
28%
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27%
37%
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38
38%
39
81%
8OV4
801/4
8%
8%
8%
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11%
11%
11%
11%
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27%
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53%
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com
*85
98
5
Inc
4,000
20 V2
31%
I
common
2,300
36 %
20%
100
Co
*35%
3,000
9%
5
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21,500
225
28%
25
1,400
83
58%
59%
39%
9%
600
75%
14
225
41,900
76%
22
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9%
75 %
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60%
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52%
24%
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78
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50
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50
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49
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50
61%
1
1,800
38%
No par
pfd
Co
new
<fe
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85
*83%
35 '/8a.
93
171/,
5 8'A
preferred
No par
Standard Coll Products Co Inc_
1
Gas
17
38
2.50
common
Brands
*100
17%
35%
59®%
$3.50
Standard
63 %
58%
»
preferred
D
63%
59%
Inc
preferred
Standard
62%
59
20
preferred
Inc
65
82 »/2
No par
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
8perry Rand Corp common
3
36% Oct
&
Chemical
4.20 %>
16% Jan
78% Oct
Co.
Spencer
74% Oct
19
G)
Withington
13 % May 28
22% Oct
41% July 27
941/4 Nov
_For footnotes
16
8,600
63%
5OV2
7 50
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
Southwestern Public Service
Sparks
51%
82
Southern Production Co Inc
(A
15,100
51'/4
50%
No par
Pi % Jan
17
18 %
52
83
Co
(Del)
13
Jan
18 Ve
51%
50%
Edison
87% Sep
6% Sep
4
63 % Aug 17
73% Jan 18
18%
52 %
82
com
Southern Railway common
5% non-cum preferred
May 28
13,100
18%
51 5/8
Xl3%
25
Sugar
49% May 16
20% Jun
1
4
17%
18%
51%
$2%
com~4l50
1
4
16%
18%
52
65%
__sq
Rico
300
18%
19
f i*
pfd.IlOO
17
24% May 15
17% Apr 17
17
Co (The)
5
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No
par
South'n
17
18
Southern
1
3,300
33
1
G
23
10
23%
32%
*32%
5,600
51
17%
T«3/
50%
Platinum
46% Oct
99%
231%
33
33
10
&
33% Jan
*99%
23%
17%
^
lo
29
preferred
5
99%
23%
*32%
__10
8%
preferred
Southern California
18
*99%
23%
33
IZII25
54% July 27
Mar 16
99%
23 %
23 %
33
5
South Carolina
23
*99i/8
99%
23
33%
No par
&
33% Apr
50
23
29
Co
Porto
491%
100
No par
South Amer Gold
5%
193
49%
90
29%
~
Solvay American Corp 4%
South
*99%
10
*191%
48%
inn
29%
Solar Aircraft Co
11
0
2o0
1
Strapping Co
Smith-Douglass Co Inc .—«_!
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
31
Mar 27
*250
210
4834
48%
49%
15%
(A O) Corp
Smith-Corona Inc
Jan
32
260
*190
*77%
Smith
1
29
4
*250
210
48z/g
~50c
17% Oct
93
260
*190
1
38% Oct
87% Apr 14
25% Oct 11
*250
210
1
Co
SkeUy Oil
2,400
260
III"!
Simonds Saw & Steel.
Sinclair Oil Corp
7,300
18%
260
issued
Simmons
27%
77%
*190
49%
78%
Slgnode Steel
9
32% Jan
30
18
26
28
51% Dec
15
55% Apr
Sep
26% Dec
44% Jan
35% Mar 26
1,100
27%
210
No par
America
5,400
24
260
aQ3/
No par
Co
1,300
42%
»<,cn
2 50
Gas.
Sheller Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of
6
55% Jan
28
&
laO
<.7qn
OH Co
When
11
45% Jan
46% Oct
Oil
Shell
14
%
78
1—
8
13% Feb
27
77%
<.331/®
Inc
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck
(Frank G)
Sheaffer (W A) Pen
21 % Sep
263/4
78%
.No par
3
100 % Aug
27
78
oci/0
common
Industries
9
7
21
Shamrock
16
14
59% Jun
Shahmoon
53 % Oct
63% Nov
48% Mar 14
Inc
Co
26
49 % Nov
3
Rubber
11% May
10
26%
78%
IIII3
"Ii
Co
&
7
44
Jan
Roebuck
18
62% Jan
27
78%
5
20
Feb
26%
79 %
20
Co
Sep
9
27%
_I_~ 1
~i
Co
22 % Jun
18% Aug 17
19% Jan
6
25% Dec 23
Finance
$4.50 preferred
July 11
9% Mar 14
23
Seaboard
Mar 15
4
<>7
70%
__ioo
__
Oil
39"% Jan
*23%
25
Corp
Apr"11
49%
235/8
10
common
Beagrave
49% Nov 29
Octll
23%
No par
No par
Seaboard
Apr
233/4
No par
...
,
41%
233/4
1
7
63
•42%
23%
10
Inc
237/a Jun
60
42'/4
42%
i5c
$3.40 preferred
$4 preferred
29
42%
23%
100
Corp
16
Sep. 12
88%
42%
5
Bchenley
8
3% Aug 29
67%
*14/
1*8
24
Corp
9
69
44 %
89%
88 3A
43 %
5
series A
20
23% Feb
68%
67%
1*0
24
Ban Diego Gas & Electric Co
Sangamo Electric Co
53 % May 28
29% May 28
12% Jun
1
90
42%
common
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
4
68%
149%
loo
Ry Co
preferred.!
noncum
Bt Regis Paper
44% May
19% Feb 29
Oct
88 %
*145
149%
100
Bt Louis Southwestern
Jan
Aug
67%
69 ve
90
89
147 %
100
17 % May 28
43% Jan
68%
70%
fiR
148i/2
Preferxed series A 5%
23% Aug 22
37 % Mar 29
May 28
44% Feb
Aug
-
par
13
Sep 17
60% July 31
17
13
Jan
5
10
preferred—__—100
conv
Bt Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
8t L San F Ry Co common__No
91% Mar 23
2
Sep
17% Apr
25% Oct
85% Jan
Mar 19
common
preferred
4.30%
215
49% Jun
34% Jun
17
145
4%
25% Aug 31
320'/a Apr
25% Mar 14
74
52
Bafeway Stores
*75
98%
5
*42%
5%
15,600
5,600
2,100
4,100
65
53
541/4
*97
98%
260
17%
4,100
17%
235^24
*99'/™00%
14
13%
13%
75%
74%
75
7,100
60,300
40
4,300
80
27%
2734
28
28%
391%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
*801/4
81'a
*80'%
81 «/2
80%
801,4
30
8%
8%
81/2
8S8
8%
8%
3,100
113/8
11%
*11%
115/8
11%
11%
3,100
27%
28
17,600
7,500
Number 5579
Volume 184
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW
(1703)
YORK STOCK
Year 1955
Lowest
45% Oct
1
48V2 Jan
23
65
49% Jan
53% Jim 24
31
62% Apr
58% May
50
99
102
Aug 19
6
v2 Jan
8
16% Oct
25"
Oct
S%
100% Mar 23
15% Aug
17% Jan
23;
51% Jan
19*
81
Aug
15
5
15
Jan
25
42 y4 Mar 14
60% July 28
15% Aug 22
59% Dec 29
Jan
27;
58% Jan
24 va May 12
29
20% Sep
14-
27% Mar 12
36
Mar 30
13% Jan
■
4
23% Jan
6
16% Feb
23
19% Jan
4
26% Jan
6
20% Sep
50
5
38% Oct
6
18% Jan
Jan
13% Mar
21
30%.Oct
23% May 23
17
21% Aug 24
18
21'
19
July 14
33% Dec
5
:
26
4
Aug 26
Oct
11
12 74 Jan
4
95
15% Jan4iy2 Jun
20s'"'
5% Oct
32
-./■■
Feb
>.
27
8
67 'A Feb
11
80% Sep
30
Jan" ~6
27 »4 Jun
15
Jan
14'
29% Aug 24
70% Jan
31
29
Aug
6
23% Oct
5
1
When
28
26% Jan
6
40% July 25
35 "
July 10
39
Feb
6
75 y2 May 17
87 y2
69
May 28
78
Mar 22
1
12% Jun
8% Nov 22
740 4
1
Sep
2
Jan
6
1,080 Dec
8
18'A Feb
8
33% Sep
15
41% Nov
2
58% May
20
Mar 30
"44% Oct
41
23% Sep
91% Apr
6% Jan
15
17% Jan
10
99
6
960
10
25
40
30
Oct
21'
,
2
July
43% Oct
6
42,
July 26
9% Sep
Jan
21% Jun
2
52% May49% Jun
26
Mar 14
10% Mar
8May 28
No par
Sunshine Mining Co
2
1
30
-
12.50
lOo
25
50
„
Superior Oil of California..
Sweets. Co of America (The)__4.16%
Swift & Co
25
Sylvania Eiec Prod Inc com
7.50
Superior Steel Corp
Sutherland Paper Co
55% May 10
9
5
99
May
7
12
May
7
$4 preferred
Symington Gould chrp
20% Mar
9
Talcott Inc
15 % May
4
51%
52'/a
*95
14%
14%
14%
51%
,52
51%
68%
68%
68%
14%
51%
23%
50%
23%
51%
51%
52
23%
x22%
23
33%
17%
18%
19%
-33%
-V
26'/a
33%
33%
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18%
19
33%
-
No par
|
.
14%
52
22%
45
44%
13%
13%
78
78%
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25%
24
"
78%
25%
23%
36
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V
-
36
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985
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411/4
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43%
44%
49%
50
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92'/2
9%
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70
70
8'4
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985
24%
25
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42
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23
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44 ,
44%
49%
50
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92%
9%.
9%
.
78%
36
-
-
-
70
8v*
8%
978
978
23%
24'A
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41%
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22'%
43%
43%
49%
,
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.10:'
49%
92l/a
10JA
'■
1,300
200
*
1,400
19
400
19
2,100
33%
26%
5%
7,700
54,000
5%
45%
13%
13%
*96
-
1,300
3,600
99%
78%
4,600
78%
74
*73
74
25%
25%
23"%
*35%
23%
25%
23%
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36
69
69%
8*4
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970
24
24
41%
41%
22%
22%
43%
43%
49»4
50'A
*90% 92 V2
10y8
IOV4
70
6,400
33%
17%
25%
25%
23%
5.400
52
22%
45
99%
78%
*73
74VA
25%
23%
400
-
■.
*96
78Va
!
-*73%
74
25%
23%
35%-
200
2,300
69%
-14%
*14%
51%
22%
*33
\ 17%
18%
; *18%
33%
26%
5%
44%
13%
44%
13%
99%
*96
3,400
•..
" 5%
5%
44%
13%
26%
"26%
.
'
5%
33
33
-'
26%'
26%
V
33%
17%
18%
19Va
6,700
14%
53
69
-
3,100
14%
14%
68%
31,600
24,100
106.900
98
14%
*51
*14%
51%
22%
33%
18%
*18%
■■■•>
6
99%
78%
36
'
'•/
51%
1
53
*17%4
<
19 •}
33
32%
*26%
*96
74
25%
23%
36 r
17%
19
33%
5%
44%
13%
99%
33%
*17%
18%
" *18%
-
19
26%
V
6%
'45%
14%
»
33
17%
18%
,
.
1
*96
67%
14%
Shares
47%
57%
54%
51%
57
53%
14%
14%
*51
68%
14%
46%
99
14%
14%
14%
the Week
-
Oct. 19
53%
52 %
*95
99
14%
14%
*14'A
78%
-
-
27 7» Feb
7
507a July 26
9
52
*73
_
preferred series A__;
2nd pfd series of '55_,
54%
99
14%
*96
Feb
3
30% Apr
2
52 72Marl6
19
Feb
4%%
5% %
51%
52
45%
13%
No par
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
1,220
9
,86
Aug 24
8% Feb
9
21
1
53'/2
,'7,7/'
1
_
issued
55%
14%
14%
6
Friday
47%
57%
46%
56%
53%
51%
47%
57%
50%
1
common
57
14%
33%
17%
18%
*19
33%
7'
26%
"
■
46%
1
68%
1—10
'• Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
30% July 31
32 Va May 11
Aug
.
1
Oil Co
Sun
•<
1
'•
$4.50 series A preferred
25 7a May 12
1
5
5
Co
58%
*95
14%
23
No par
•••>..
Chemical-Corp
Sun
Mar 23
80
23
'
51%
99
48%
68%
2C
Studebaker-Packard -Corp
Sunbeam Corp
__
22% Jan
Broadcasting
Storer
/.'•
Feb
101% Jun '7
__
21%
1
47%
57%
54'A
*14%
15
5%
52
14%
14%
1 *51%
5
Inc
Drug
prior preference
Stone & Webster..—
<*
15% Mar 15
26
97
1
8 '
>10%
51%
>
Stewart-Warner Corp__
Sfcix Baer & Fuller Co2_--^
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
«
4-
50
19-
13yaMay28
Dec
3
20% Jan-26s'-
35% Jun
9
Sterling
55%
*96
No par
10
...—1
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc..
58%
55
1
5
Co...
487'a
58'/a
100
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc_i.
:-//-/
s
,7
Jun"
> Jun
Chemical
Stauffer
-
6"
39% Apr
lv
1/22 Vk Feb
17% Aug 12
105
.
31% May 28
30
•29% July
.
9
32
58% Aug 17
-May 28'*---"- 21% Jan
Feb 13'
22% Aug
•
preferred series A
3%%
3
26
48
25
7
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp,.
Starrett Co (The> L S
14% Sep
Feb
6.25
Bales far
LOW AND HIGH BALK PRICK!
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Oct. 16
Oct. 17
Oct. 18
,
Oct. 15
Oil of New Jersey
Standard Oil of Ohio common—10
•
43% Jan
.
California
Standard
2
14
50
of
Monday
Par
Standard Oil of Indiana
11
40% May 26
Oil
Standard
4
Aug 14
55% May 15
11
12% May 29'
22
"22% Feb
May 28
96
Mar 28
15% Dec
,
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
42% May 18
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
13,100
2,200
23%
--36
,-
41%
900
3,700
-
130
1,700
900
41%
*22*4
43%
50*4
90%
10Vs
i
1,400
69*4
69%
8%
8*4
970
970
23%
24»4
23 >4
43%
50'%
90%
10%
100
2,600
5,900
10
8,100
4
25.
v
July 25
18
May 28
8% Oct
liy8 Sep
27
17% May
41% Jan
17
62
16
25
45
May 16
157a
52
52 'A
53
53
54%
5,500
597a
58
593/a
573/a
577a
57%
583,4
22,400
Gulf
Producing Co„„,.„„—3%
42%
42%
41 Va
42'A
41
41%
41
41%
41%
427a
13,800
Texas
Gulf
Sulphur
No par
29%
29*%
29%
30%
31'/2
30
317a
75,800
Texas
Instruments Inc
common—1
16%
16%
16
16%
16
16 3/a
16 7a
16 72
161/2
1674
28'A
28
%
*28
28%
28%
28%
*28'/a
28'/4
28 7a
28%
36
36%
36
36'A
36
36
36
36
3674
51
Texas
Apr
21
Oct
12
16% Jan
28
11% Jan
27
17
6
25% Jan
16
29% Sep
28 >4 Oct
11
37
8
Dec
29
33'/a Oct
Sep
7
9
Oct
19
13
7
Oct
1
143
Oct
11
Nov
28
150
Jan
23
35
Oct
17
38% Dec
2
34% Feb
10
12
Jan
6
25% Nov
1
20 % Oct
1
29% Apr
1.6
18
Jan
10
25% Nov
1
20% Oct
3
29% Apr
16
15!4 Nov
28
4
15% Feb
28
Nov
45
13% Jan
174
19% Mar
25
53
11% Mar 16
7% Jan
43
Jun
1
11% Jan
11
18
11% Sep
11
43% Oct
19
60% Mar 24
48% Jan
23
27
105% May 10
35'% Dec
5
94
Sep
20
33
Jan
23
24%
Sep1 27
24
Jan
17
26% Jan
5
28% Dec
7
Jan
6
75% Dec
22
13% Jan
39% Oct
11
48
3
4
13
19
91
Oct
15
367a
367a
37
3674
377a
8,200
21'/4
207a
21%
207a
21
207a
21
21
21 '/a
9,700
207a
207a
203/t
207/a
2074
207a
20%
20%
1,700
*181,4
18%
181/4
18%
187a
187/a
18%
19
2,900
50%
49%
493/4
49 7a
49 7a
49%
497/a
5
No par
Co
50'A
501/4
*49 7t
No par
preference
Fair
12
12 Va
12%
12%
137a
137a
13'/4
137a
1
common
46
46
12
12
7 j 74
7274
preferred
Oil
Tidewater
100
preferred
New
12
3 6 »/4
36%
36%
36%
4.200
25
25'A
257a
25%
25 '/a
257a
2574
25%
1,600
8 7'4
87
88
*25%
88
133/s
13%
133/8
13%
137a
13 74
133s
69%
69
69
67%
681/2
67%
68%
*46
47
38
387a
37%
*45 %
47
%
38
387a
18
Oct
17
28% Mar 21
Trans
Inc
_5
18%
18%
18%
18 3/8
20
Jan
31
30% Oct
Transne & Williams Steel
No par
30
30 %
29
29'/2
*23'/4
22% Oct
11
24% Feb
9
1
50
27
27%
27
27%
267a
54%
54%
5474
55
1
28
28
271/4
28
56
55
55
60
14
Nov
18
54'4 Sep
24
59
29
25
Jan
10
32
Mar
preferred
$2.70
July 27
25% Dec
Truax-Traer Coal Co
2
common
I0,o00
91
13'A
8
Mar 15
89 '/2
89
50
97
69%
12
18
881/2
883/4
*94
97
137a
*46
2
*94
6974
.
48% Sep
55% Dec
6,000
363/4
24% July 13
28'4 Jun 15
Tri-Continer.tal Corp common
713/4
71
18
*55
27%
*54
*451/8
46% '
387a
38
3878
18'/a
13%
*28%
29
*45
46
37%
18 Va
18%
29
-
38 Va
1,500
27%
27
2778
277a
2774
55%
55
55
55
55'%
1,800
2772
27'/2
273%
28 38
2,300
*55'%
5772
200
4,400
27%
56
*53%
56
May 16
53 % Feb
2
50
Mar 14
33 % Apr
14
27
Oct
1
36% Mar 12
2874
2874
293/8
297a
30%
31
3174
31
31 Va
Aug 26
59 %
Oct
11
62 % Mar 13
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser__50
2874
51
52
52 %
527»
523/4
53
53
53 74
54%
54
54
25%
26
257a
26'/a
257a
263/4-
-
25%
27
267a
17
171/4
*17
17%
17%
17%
:»
50
*50
52%
*50
51%
*50,
51%
1
10
10%
*10
10%
10
10%
1
27
277a
2674
27
26 3/a
27
147a
1474
147a
24%
247a
24 %
6%
6 Va
6%
52'4 Apr
17
63
Mar
2
Apr
14
51
16
31% Jan
13
21% Jan
30
29 % Apr
12
20th-century Fox
15% Aug 16
20% Jan
19
15% Apr
27
18
Jun
11
Twin
46'4 Aug 17
60
Jan
19
46
52
24
% Dec
Apr
25
Jun
7
2
18% Mar
4
8% Jun
6
14% Jan
18
Twin
25% Nov
2
40% Mar 18
26% Oct
17
35% Jun
15
TXL
(conv)
1
Film..
City Rap Transit com—No par
5%
9% Nov
A
conv
prior preferred
Coach
Oil
Co.
(The)
Corp
*•
15,900
6,500
187a
29
*28
25
series
Preferred
6,600
2,700
46
56
50
60
200
94
35% Jun
28% July 23
711/2
s
12
72
20
Corp
70%
*1174
12
36
28
World'Airlines
46%
*117a
94
18% Jan
Transamerica
46%
71'A
22% Oct
15
467a
96
71'A
*94
37 % Mar 14
30
2,000
36%
69
issued"
"when
137a
*12
367a
13%
2
common
117a
*
12
1374
12%
36%
98%
86%
No par
5
(The)
(The)
Co
4674
47
12
100
13 V*
46 7a
46 'A
'
25
25
Co
Edisoft
Trane
13%
270
127a
13'/4
♦12
127a
131/a
3G%
*96
.10
common—
*12
72
*461/4
50
Toledo
72% Aug 14
45% Apr
500
3 6 3/a
21'/a
Timken Roller Bearing.
Mar 29
1
4,000
77a
172
37
187a
13
9
34% Oct
774
*169
170
170
170 %
170
77a
7%
7%
7%
-
3674
187a
$1.20
28% Feb
lo
77a
171%
367a
21
4%
47% Mar 26
17
44 % Jan
172
No par
Thompson (J R)
—15
Thompson Products Inc common—5
15
Feb
13'4 Oct
6
7'/4
169 %
77a
7%
*168
4100
Co
$2.50 convertible preferred
26
72% Oct
62% Feb
18% July 26
58 Va Jun
Ry
Co
_No par
$2.40 conv
Mar 28
Jan
14
104
400
19,800
$1.25 conv preferred
14% Apr
100 y2 Sep
9,200
•
Trust—
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
22% July 10
51
353/4
21
Thermoid
July 23
31
317a
30%
53'/4
7
50c
The
44
16%
common
Inc
Textron
13% July 31
23
25
10
ex-distribution—1
Pacific
&
54% July 10
20
10% Jan
47% July 25
15% Feb
Texas
Texas Utilities
47% Aug 21
30
13% July 25
Land
share ctfs
Sub
9
9
42% July 27
11% Jun
July 12
12% Jun
6
10% Jan
182% May
conv-
Pacific
Texas
16 Va
1
2.50
preferred series A
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil—
4.48%
14
45% May 17
1
8,000
52,
14
44% Jun
20,600
59
Corp
Corp
Co
28% Jun
9'/4
167a
157a
Texas
10
9
16
19
*51%
Tennessee
7
11
11
9
16
187a
51 %
27
69% May
10 ve Oct
87a
157a
*1872
16'%
Temco
57% Apr
26
24 y2 Oct
700
9
18%
597a
10
14
Sep
4
38% Mar 20
36% Oct
10
59%
18% Sep
Feb
38% Feb
12
1974
8%
18%
187a
8 %
10
51
8
45
y4 Dec
9%
25
Aircraft
12% Jun
Jun
187o
187B
18%
1
16
53 %
Va
9
(James)
TelAutograph Corp
15,100
700
26%
30,600
*17
17'A
*17
177a
500
*50
511/2
*50
511/2
974
267a
26%
/
97a
9%
900
267a
93/4
26%
10,700
u
13% Jan
6
33
4
1
16% Jun
Jan
92
Nov
1'
86% Oct
3
98% Sep
12
45% Sep
9
23% Oct
19
4
Oct
1
10
116% Sep
6
103 % Jan
26
31% Jun
6
6
27% Jan
108% Mar 22
13% Feb
28
Jan
30
21% Oct
9
31% Apr
26
-11
80% Mar 14
20
15
43% Jun
31% Feb
May
6% Dec
,
6
26% Jan
^113
7
28
Mar 15
103% Jun
29
17% Jan
3
44% Jan
18
128% Dec
10
263/4
No par
99%
18
93
Jan
11
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
12
91
Feb
104
Jan
5
Jan
Oct
1
19
29-
Oct
61% May
10
1
25
22
Preferred
$4
2
9
Union
36
Apr
30
87%.Sep
5
150
Sep
109% Oct
Tank
Union
4%
19
conv.
33 % Sep
22
26% Oct
2
15
97
Oct
19
Air
32% Apr
United
Biscpft of
107
Feb
20
24
$4.50
July 25
21% Sep
18
28% Apr
9
48 % Jan
20
71% Mar 26
United
6%
35
1137a
34%
35
23 %
24'%
2334
26%
27
26%
267a
9974
98
99
320
90
265/a
267a
99
99%
86
*80
86
*80
86
81%
81 %
*81
83
815/a
*81
817a
807a
817a
*80 7a
817a
*89
95
94
*89
I
30%
30'/2
30
8%
-95
*89
293/4
80 %
57%
57'A
58 74
58
%
587a
9,500
,297b
30 'A
29%
30%
30%
3074
32,500
83/4
9
79 %
20
4% Apr
1
57% Aug 24
6% Jan
44% Feb
10
4% Feb
12
9
62
.
3
29
29
29
291/4
2,800
813/8
80 3/a
82 %
81%
8378
83%
84i/2
25,100
100
100
143
106 3/a
107
10634
1073/4
107 3/a
39%
40%
America—No par
No par
263/4
27
267a
*95 %
98
*95%
98
*23 7a
24
*237a
24
—No par
453/4
4%
393/4
263/4
40
26%
40
627a
46
Clg-Whelan Stores com—30o
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
United Corp (Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
39 %
263/4
.-
145
1441/2
144 V2
1,400
108
108%
10
145
143
6
73 % Jan
23
May
4
7
7% Feb
11
6% Jun
20
7
Jan
3
8% May 17
38% Oct
27
8 Va Oct
18
23
Jan
5
22% Dec
30
72% July 18
6
Jan
15% Feb
25
78
Jan
19
20
United
Engineering & Foundry
55
Mar
5
United
Fruit Co
28% May 11
35
Aug 14
United
Gas
Corp
2
35 % Jan
23
41% July 30
United
Gas
Improvement Co
1
5% Oct
2
Jan
17
108 5/a
108 7/a
10934
10,900
39 70
26%
40%
26%
Mar 31
13% Jun
8
60
May
46
Oct
10
Sep
26
34% Dec
14
6% Aug
9
18
Mar 14
2% Jan
3
27% Oct
11
36% Oct
39% Mar
8% Mar
23% Jun
4 Va
9
31
6
1"5% Sep
Aug
3
1% Sep
36 % Dec
9
28 % Jan
20% Aug
61% Dec
...177
Dec
29
64% Dec
29
22
184% Feb
15
54% Jan
164
Oct
19
6
7% Jan
19% Feb
6
29
24
200
61%
62
61'A
61%
*61
62
1,800
453/4
4672
*45'/2
4674
*4572
-
For footnotes
see
3% Mar 26
4'%
47a
47a
4%
4%
2,800
79-1/2
*78%
79»/2
*78 Va
7972
79 %
*78'/a
7972
67a
6%
6%
634
6%
10 7a
972
9%
83/4
97a
26 72
*26'/2
2672
263'4
U
S
5
U
23
77
18
181
Aug
Feb
2
Oct
16
44 %
14
19% Mar 22
5
49% Mar 16
28.
Jan
S
U
S
U
S
15'/4
157a
157a
151/2
15%
4772
4 6 5/a
47'A
46%
47
32 7a
32
32 74
32
%
32%
39 74
3874
38%
38%
38%
32 72
32
3972
39%
39
57a
5%
5%
57a
57a
57a
5%
5%
1
1678
16%
16 3/8
16%
1674
161/2
16%
16 '/a
4
1%
17/a
34 "a
Inc
common—.
preferred series A
.50
1
^0
72
l3/4
1%
34 1/2
34%
273/4
27 7
657a
'16672
18 '/4
*36 Va
1674
*46
a
663/4
169
181/2
38 72
167a
47
28 »/2
a
°
1 3
2
1%
3,300
157a
'/a
2
7,GOO
61,900
29%
...
157a
5,400
467
15%
46 7
32'/4
class A preference
Industries
9
.10
13%
!
4
preferred
100
Hoffman Mach common__82%c
4%%
9
6 a4
9 1/4
6%
6%
28%
15'/4
Gypsum Co common
5%
July 20
.
47
&
7%
1
22 Va July 19
44
U
8 1/4
15 '/a
Park City Mines Co (The)—1
Foreign Securities
1
Freight Co
.No par
S
Oct
63,4
27
463/4
United
9
28
15% Feb
3
28
page
400
45/a
5
Merch & Mfrs Inc
United
39 % May
19
37
16 % Mar
44% Nov
4674
4%
46%
8
674
26%
50
*2374
934
2674
2,700
97
24
*78 Va
*78'/a.
26 '/4
97
98
24
98
No par
,
United Industrial Corp
9
23
17% Oct
12
Sep 26
40% Jan
5
45
8,100
*95
24
63
*453/4
4%
407a
26 '/4
40%
24'
*95'/2
•
—
17
51% Feb
30
5
Electric Coal Cos
United
29% Oct
16 % Aug
21
13% Mar 14
2
82
United
11,400
29 3/a
141%
(Delaware)
Mar 21
4% Jan
83/4
29
138%
6274
8%
8%
874
87a
29%
29'/4
797a
5 7 3/a
.30%
29
62
90
5834
87a
9
*99
United-Carr Fastener—
34% Jan
10,900
94
I
No par
5,900
24
993/4
139
Carbon Co.
13,600
267a
573/4
10
2,100
4,100
35
114%
113%
267a
58%
pfd
1131/2
1147a
x99
267a
26
conv
34%
34%
114
12,100
100
58%
Inc
61/4
6 Va
23'/4
*89
Board & Carton Corp
United
57% Nov 28
preferred
247a
6 '/4
139
1956)
Lines
United
237a
115V8
X8l7a
preferred
(ser of
4%
44% Mar 20
15
25
23
83
5
15
24'/4
•?.
6%
23
95
com
15
25
C'/a
23
231/4
*92%
No par
Corp
147a
24%
35%
*82%
.10
—10
com
Co-
Car
Aircraft
United
5
10
Pacific RR Co
non-eum ureferred
4%
10 Va May 10
*81
-
147a
24%/
6 %
114 %
No par
No par
Union, Oil of California
39 % May
21
35% Jan
1
series—
65% Apr
113'4 Jan
108% Feb
27
Co common
Preferred $3.50 series.
15
ll
Oct
52
July~25
49%
Elec
Preferred $4.50 series
103 % Oct
7
6
Union
9
93'
3
Nov
23
17
78% Sep
July 27
22
34% Jan
Chem & Materials Corp—10
81% Oct
104% Mar 29
74 % Dec
Union
2
Jan
7
32% Jun
115%
Paper
Carbon
2,300
15
15
v
35
35V4
115
&
Jan
Apr
6
35
No par
Bag-Camp
Carbide
30
100
Sep 26
28% Apr
Corp__6%
Union
Union
112
8% Sep
48 %
47% May
8
133% July 1'7
Udylite Corp (The)
1
Underwood Corp
No par
Union Asbestos-& Rubber Co
5
1
98"
Feb
23
19
5
59
Mar 27
Apr
Oct
Jan
28
26
8
26 Va Oct
113
92.
16% Mar 19
44-
a
47 %
,21,700
32 7a
32%
7.900
381/2
38 "2
2
1,000
Va
534
900
163a
5%
16
15,900
2'
a
9,400
341/4
34
3472
34
34'/4
341,4
34'4
3.300
*27%
273-4
27'%
27 72
27%
27%
27 »/4
27 7a
2,300
6474
65 3,4
63
64'%
64 3/4
66
661/2
677a
*166 72
18
74
37
16 s,a
*46
1661/2
169
187a
37
1674
47
|
1661/2
18 Va
18%
38
■16%
*46'A
3874
167/a
47
164
1774
371/4
16%
*46 %
164
*162
16-5
8.900
30
187a
17 72
1774
14,503
371/4
37 Va
3772
800
16%
7,100
16%
47
16 72
*46 74
47
'27
28
The Commercial
(1704)
NEW
Year 195$
/ Y
Range Since Jan. 1 * *
Highest
'
/ ' 1
Lowest
6
25% Nov
17
22% Jan
11
32% Oct
5
9% Feb
14
8'Ve Jun
15
21% Oct
11
28
Sep 16
23'A Jan
11
66'A Jan
21
75% Mar
66
12
70
Jan
6
U
9'A July 13
35% Aug
1
44
Sep
93% Sep
84 Va Mar 21
110
Sep
3
12
36
Oct
83
Sep
18
95
Oct
3
45 Va Oct
1
53% Dec
9
23
157 V* Jan
18
172 V* Jun
23
45% Oct
11
61
11
19
Jan
Jan
70% Dec
14
.
U
6
2
Feb
1
8<&
17
O
69
Mar
69% Sep
9
7%
U
14
20
Jan
19% Jan
19/8 Aug 24
17% Oct
35 Va Mar 17
38% Aug
3
35'A Oct
3
Feb
15% Jun
2
12% Jun
27
14% Apr
Oct
5
10'/a Jan
9
9% Dec
17
7
14% Apr
21
100% Jun 14
30
90
17
38
99
16
Jan
27
28
26
10% Aug
26 Ve Aug
29%
27%
28 V*
12,900
*66%
66 %
66%
66 '/a
66%
66%
66 Va
66%
66 Va
66'/a
400
37
37 %
■Y. 37 Va
37 Va
6,900
200
37%
38
37%
37%
37
37%
*83%
85
*83'A
85
H9%
83%
*97%
100
*97%
100
*97%
50
155'A
.1
_
•
*83%
wo
50%
51 Va
49%
wO%
156'A
155%
155 Va
155 Ve
155%
17%
18
17%
65 3%
65%
65%.
*62
62
62'/a
.
62%
16%
68%
69 Va
67%
68%
67%
154%
154%
154%
154%
154 Va
18
18 Va
3,800
66%
65%
66 Va
3,600
62
68%
100
154 Va
*
1,820
155%
18
65 Va
18
65'/a
_
155 Va
13,900
18
18
65%
62%
50
49
155%
20
100
*96%
50 Va
155 Va
17%
62%
100
49%
65
com—50
*96%
;
51 %
85
*84
85
i;
62
62%
88,500
155
154%
155 Va.
800
69%
*62
68%
69
67
155%
1,900
3,900
17%
17%
17%
17 V*
17%
17%
35 Va
*35 %
35%
35%
35%
*35%
'
270
13%
13%
13%
13%.
13%
13%
13%
13%
4,300
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
26
United
No par
common
Corp
Wallpaper Inc com...—
Class
B
41 Va Feb
9
32
Jan
3
39
Apr
6
149
Oct
9
167
Feb
24
26% Mar 15
31
Jan
7
24% May 31
29% Mar 12
77 V* Nov
91
Feb
3
74% Aug 21
47V* Jun
4
82% Mar 29
4%%
2nd
Universal
preferred—
Universal
8%
Utah
56'A Aug 15
16
38% Feb
9
13% Jun
8
17% Jan
3
Van
Oct
1
37% Apr
6
Ar
90
15
52%
x
32%
*90
90
7 Va
7'A
1
com.No par
7
15
15
52%
52%
33
32%
151
*150%
7 Va
Inc
Light
Co
26
26%
26%
26%
*75
76 Va
75
50'A
n«r
*25
51%
1,000
51%
26%
75
*75
1,100
-
51%
400
51%
1,100
32%
32%
1,300
150 Va
150'/a
20
25%
25%
800
75%
*25%
75
7
15
26%
32%
*150%
*26
160
92
7
*14%
15
51
32%
150%
75
12.80
7
32%
151
*91
91%
7
*14%
150 Va
33 '/a
1
No
common
*90 Va
7'A
15
*51
5 2'A
*149
com
91%
*7
15
15
100
Co
7%
7%
*90'A
90%
.100
_
Pictures
Power
Van
Tobacco
preferred
New
18
Leaf
preferred
Y
8
17%
36
'
14
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Oct
25% Oct
28 Va
17%
4
25
29%
35%
18
28
23'A
13%
Feb
51% Dec
29%
17%
35
——
28%
35%
170
——
29%
17%
27
....
29 Va
35%
10
41% Mar 14
*8%
.
13%
23
23
8%
32
31
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 conv-tlble preferred
No pa»*
15
59 Va Apr
8%
31%
8%
11,500
8%
,
1
30% Feb
3
31%
*8%
50
Stockyards
37% Oct
May
31%
8%
10«
_
Mln
noncumulative preferred
159'A Dec
56% Mar
31%
*8%
5
—
_
&
31%
8%
32%
25
7%
3
8
Shares
30%
*8%
100
preferred
United
Mar 23
Sep
7% Sep
14% Oct
91
Sales far
the Week
Oct. 19
Oct. 18
;
,rA;
Friday
Thursday
'
preferred
...
Ref
Co
PRICES
-
Oct. 17
.
1
Corp common
preferred
Tobacco
.
10o
Steel
U S
23
3
17% Jan
S
7%
10
12 % Jan
Smelting
SALE
Wednesday
•
Oct. 16
10
series B
1st
Shoe Corp
S
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
5
common
noncum
U. S.
31
Monday, October 22, 1956
10
preferred
Rubber Co
•
Oct. 15
1
common
Pipe <fc Foundry Co
U S
10
169
Co
LOW
Monday
preferred
3%%
July 18
19 Va Sep
4
<;
*
<
♦ *
Par
S
71% Sep
Aug 31
,.t*
Playing Card Co...
U S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
67% Mar 14
170
23
150
U S
4
60% Sep
23
128
Lines
8
4% %
28
Jan
51% Jan
1
62 Va Sep
168 Va Nov
40'A May 16
56
18
Jan
90% Mar
2
17% Sep
60 % Feo
156% Mar 14
153% Oct
—
„
9
51% July 18
1
20
39% Mar 14
97
Sep
'
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Jan
35
NEW YORK
...
RECORD
'
8 Va Jan
19
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
1
*"
Highest
Lowes*
YORK STOCK
f
:.
Range for Prevlona
and Financial Chronicle
75
75
380
32%
151
.
'''
50 Va
49%
50
50
50 Va
50
50
25 Va
25
25
25%
25 Va
25%
25%
25%
46%
46%
45%
46%
45%
1,000
■
__
25%
1,100
46
5,700
v
35 Va Oct
47% Apr
28
19'A Mar 7
10
13% May 13
32% Jan
4
39 V* Feb
Va Jan
8
10 Va
b
Apr
27
4
7
42
Oct
1
129
Feb
7
130
Feb
2
123
128
Feb
20
127
Oct
14
130
Jun
13
133% Jan
21
28% Nov
1
37% Jan
3
Jan
11
94
87 % Sep
12
33 V* Oct
11-
122
Nov
33
Jan'
Sep
1
Oct
16
22% Oct
58% Mar
12
18
85
108
7
9% Aug 28
4
27% Oct
57% Mar 29
146% Apr
7
Vanadium
4
11
65'A July 21
133 V* Jan 24
47 Va Mar 15
55% May
May
44% Dec V 6
38'A Jan
13
108'/a Oct
Corp of America
Norman Industries Inc
Raalte
Co
1
Vick
Chemical
Co
Vlcks
9
Shreve
Pacific
14'A
14
14%
14%
14%
28'A
28
28'A
27%
28
9%
9%
9%
"9%
9%
9%
9'A
45%
44%
45%
43%
44'A
Ry com.100
*123
*123
24
38% Apr
18
Va-Caroline
Jan
6
Chemical
div
6%
47% July 26
14%
28
45
94 Va Apr
10
14%
27%
2.50
&
partlc
Virginia Elec <fc
$5
preferred
29%
*86
No par
com
preferred——100
24'/a
*112
42%
com__10
Jan
3
113 Va Dec
22
117 Va Jun
116
Feb
13
100
110
100
Dec
27
103 Va Aug 22
96% Aug 22
103
Feb
13
$4.04
preferred
100
*94
101
Feb
16
106
92 '/a Oct
106
Mar
6
$4.20
preferred
100
preferred
37% Jan
6
May 23
.
Jan
30
33
11
97
........
49% Nov
May
.
5
74% Jan
18% Dec,
19
19
31V* Feb
16% Feb
13
27% Sep
5 :
24
103% Feb
Virginian
16
45% Sep
25
$4.12
19
33% Jan
-
17
75% Oct
14
11
27
May 29
34
'
15 V* Jan
28% Apr
3
29 Va Aug
6
•
....
"Sep
46% Jan
30
9 "
J8
6%
iVisking Corp
(The)
6
5
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common
7 %
preferred
83% Jan
3
Wabash
Mar
85
85
24 Va
24%
23%
112 Va
111%
111 Va
■u
112 Va
♦
112
43
,42%
111
109
109
111
*94
96%
*94.
94 Va
*94
97
*94
97
*94
99
*96
99
*94
75
75'A
30%
30'A
30%
30%
44
44%
24%
24%
*28%
*75
77
*
Y
43%
24%
29
*28'A
74
500
3,900
43%110
100
*94
96% Y
97
*94
-
99
*94
99
74
•''
97
43%
24%
*28%
76
*75 Ve
14%.
*14
V
/
29
50
—
—
.3,900
30%
700
43%
43 Y
24% Y 24%
.'2,400
*30
30%
■
-
75%
74%
24%
29
■
43%
109
42%
24%
24%.
*28
.
no
110
43%
10
14,200
233A
96%
.
*30
t
43%,:
43
14
24%
29
30
22%
23
3,800
28%
85
*81
73%
74%
30
,
3,100
—
28%.
109
109
96 %
*123
"
111
43%
109
*94
1,900
45
"
Y
29%
86
22%
96%
*96
Y
...
*81
43%
43%
43%
109
%
86
*81
■'
28%
29%
•
*123
*123
-24%
24%
28%
1,900
13.000
9%
44
44
*123
'
87
75
10
20
.44
....
29%
99
5
26% Sep
30
-
9Ve
•
28%
73%
*96
—
*123
*123
28
100
—
common
preferred
'
94%
*123
*123
29%
25
—
Co
Ry
Co
Power
46%
14%
27%
P%
Victor Chemical Works common...5
3 V.t %
preferred ...
...100
128
46%
14%
28 %
noncumulative preferred—100
5%
46 7A
14%
28
10
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6Va
34% Mar 26
2
46%
2.50
Inc..
7,795
29
*28%
w
75
85% Mar 26
12% Jan
3
15% Dec
3
32% Nov
30
663/4 Apr
27
13% Jun
9
_27 Va Jan
May 21
:
19
RR
4%%
9
Jan
6
Walgreen
76
*75
14%
*14
<76%
66
75
Mar 20
77
*75 Ve
14%
14
14
*14
14 %
300
30%
30'A
30%
30'A
30 Va
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
900
No par
68%
68%
68%
68%
68%
68%
68%
68® e
68 Va
,68%
-1,300
2.5C
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 %
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
14%
143/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14% i-14%
08
98
preferred
100
Waldorf System
33
14 '
10
14%'Jan
29% Sep 26
No par
*75 Ve
*
''"I
-
V
'
-
•
81% Sep
14
7% Jan
6
16 Ve Aug
31
15% Nov
15
243/4 Jan
3
1.00 Va Aug
10
Oct
14
13% Jun
3
10Ve Jan
106
5
:
18'A Mar 14
22% Sep
433/e Dec
32
Jan
5
21 %
Sep
27
20 Va Aug
9
16% May 16
12% Jan
3
20
27
Apr
29% Sep
40'A Feb
9
49
373/e Oct
1
40Va Jan
41% Sep
30% Dec
2
35% Oct
17
9
25%'Feb
9
7
22
3
19 Ve Feb
a
30
Apr
21% Mar
4% Feb
17
33 Va Apr
4
9
50 Va Dec
30
40% Sep
50 Va Dec
6
25% Apr
9
28 Va
17'A Mar
Feb
1<
6
Jan
106
1
6
42'A July
2% Jan
20
(
18% Jan
30
20
Sep
Jan
3
3
45% Oct
20% Feb
Knitting
Wayne
6
10
43% Mar
1
25 Va Jan
7
100% Oct
Apr
27
98
Oct
19
105
Mar
99% Feb
4
105 Va Jun
10
91
Oct
8
105
Jan
31
49
42% Jan
30
19
110
Mar 27
Jun
14
104
6
25% Jun
9
T8%Jun
29
31% Oct
25
Jun
13
104
Apr
30
Jan
6
56
62
Jun
29
56% Aug
83% Feb
29
Mar 18
130
July 29
Oct
33%
33%
32%
33%
J
*22%
1
21 %
3%
1
.
27
4.10%
preferred
series
C
100
*91
92%
Apr
18
Jan
Sep
10
Western
Air Lines
Jan
25
Western
A"uto
105% Feb
23
4.80%
preferred
May 10
Western
Maryland
100
Suonly Co common
Jan
24
28% Fdb
23
Aug 30
15
31'/a Jan
27% Sep
11
2
36 % Feb
1
99
Apr
10
9
July 28
Dental
Motor
White
Jan
23
16
Mar 10
30% Jan
30
12% Jan
23
May 10
16% Apr 30
28
82 %
37
15% Dec
86
Sep
9% Mar 18
"18 % Mar 21
17
Dec
9
15
77
Feb
61
Apr
30
5
14% Jan
4
Jun
21
27% Aug 31
36% Aug 18
21% Oct
17
25% Jan
4
Sep 26
127
Qct 18
21% May 15
37% Feb
20
148 % Jan
24% Sep
43
-
Nov
13
9
23
52% July 20
59 % Mar 30
100% May 18
212% Apr 11
103% July 7
12
30 %
Feb
17
29% Oct
■
~
44
1
145
*
Mar 22
97
68
Oil
&
$4.25
60
Wilson-Jones
Iron
50% Mar 19
Woolworth
59% Aug
Worthington
159% Jan
25
87 % Oct
17
7% Oct
1
263/4 May 24
32% Apr
26
6
23
Jan
83% Feb
19
108 % Sep
6
25
20
16
142% Dec 27
101
24
Jan
8
213
Aug
1
24
Prior
2
9
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4
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8.800
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7,400
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97
10
97
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77
62
62
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68
68 %
5,200
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77
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1,900
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19
18%
19
18%
19
18%
19
30%
30 Va
30%
30 Va
30%
30 Va
303/8
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54'A
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54%
53'A
61,300
91
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600
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28
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100
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68
68
69
69
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100
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100
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52 Va
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3,500
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11
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11
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273A
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28%
100
45 %
46 Va
42 %
43%
42%
42 Va
14%
14%
14%
14%
81
81
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43%
44%
14%
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82
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81%
143/a
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18
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22%
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33
33
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10
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128
127
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1
128
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23 Va
23%
23 Ve
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23 Ve
23 Ve
600
32
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32
32
32
32
32 Ve
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2,400
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45
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202
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89
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45
54
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90
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202
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202
202
202
88
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30%l
31 Ve
5
34%
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
102%
24%
34 34
103%
25
34Vs
102%
24%
34Vs
104%
25%
No par
109%
109%
109
109
•
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92
87%
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31
55
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88 Va
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
30%
55
91
7%
54%
7%
10
1,100
7%
7%
7%
700
29%
33
303i
33%
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120
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30
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13,700
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202
44%
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91
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Young (L A) Spring & Wire
10
128
100
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91
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33
23%
10
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10
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5,500
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com
43
14%
81 Va
10
Inc
12
27% July 27
180
24
35%
30 Ve
14
7
106
23%
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61%
7 4 Va
67
67%
*95
97
60%
*
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106
19
Oct
35
35%
*95
77
105% Sep
34% Aug
23%
35%
20
Prior
98% Mar
23'A
36%
1,500
No par
common
Public
Woodward
99% Jan
*105%
23%
100
Wisconsin
27
1
104%
35%
54
*28%
preferred
10
36% Fab
16
104%
1
70
20
53%
1
common
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24% July
23
54%
5
Inc
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Oct
54%
92%
30%
25
5
100
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Wisconsin Elec Power Co
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20
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Co
92%
98
30
10
80
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92%
62
105
98
54%
97
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77
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105
98 Va
97%
common
preferred
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25
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54%
61% ,62'/a
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Sewing
90
14
Nov
18
5 V< %
Prior
41 % Jan
67 Va Jan
22
conv
White
White
26% Feb
5
4%%
18
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60
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preferred
50% July 24
102
Jun
8
92 Va
1"
59%,
B
preferred
13% Apr
2
29% Mar 14
-
30
6
$5
290
92%
-
36
common...10
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-
5,100
25%
23 '/a
129%
Steel
80% Feb
26%
104%
36
100
Wheeling
103
26 Va
103%
100
22%
100
10
8
26%
103 Va
*98
36%
90%
61% Sep
28
13
*
series
Sep
26 Va
103%
22%
100
Erie Ry
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26%
105%
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350
102'A
22%
2.50
Brake
Air
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94
29 %-Oct
6
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preferred
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51% Sep
12
2nd
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20
5,100
101
35%
com..No par
17
Jan
393/8
102%
105%
100
Ry
Feb
46
16
23% Dec
3.80%
38 %
101
26
1
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Westlnghouse Electric common.12%
4
38
102%
102%
*101
53%
65% Mar 20
99% Jan
37%
1.200
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Jan
preferred
*45%
102%
25%
26%
102 %
130
4,300
38'A
25
5
27
37%
108
21
45%
26%
38%
102 Va
noncum
45'A
26%
38'A
102
4%
45%
26%
38 %
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45%
37
100
12
31%
32
26
5
1,400
3,200
3%
46 Va
27%
100
common
3'A
31%
32
500
23%
22
*21 %
27%
32
46%
26%
B
Paper
V
200
32
32
32
46
27%
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Sep
102% July 25
3'A
3 %
37
128% Jun
5
21%
3 Ve
46%
36% July 17
90
23
21-%
3%
26 %
23
Jan
22%
21%
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38
23'A
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1,000
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preferred
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32%
3'A
46%
26%
32%
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32
5
.
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4
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3,200
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2
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23
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;
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50
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63
20
Nov
10% Jan
Jan
34
51 % May 28
15
103%
75
23% Oct
34
8
Union
22% Jan
15
36
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6
9% Nov
35 Va
Western
22% Jan
Mar 22
36'A
Western
6
86
35%
9
6
11
3
5
Jan
Oct
36 %
May
34% Jan
159
No par
% July 20
27
7
45 %
*37%
22% Mar
62
92% Jan
26%
45%
37%
86
Aug
2
31% Sep 13
45% May 12
43% Oct 11
26%
45%
37%
1
82
3
6,200
26%
45%
38 Va
17
104
23
463A/
26%
46
30
3
14
26%
26%
45'/a
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Jan
27
35% Dec
26%
46%
26%
38
18% Oct
27
21% Jan
26%
63
Sep
Jun
26%
1,400
4,500
68 % Feb
77
Mar 14
17
26
26% Oct
30
17
82
96'A Jan
140
17 Ve
67
53
Jan
*17
16
11
7% Mar 30
17%
13
9
Mar 14
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Oct
15
95
17 %
Feb
32% Feb
49% Oct
17 Ve
97
73% Jan
May 23
173/4
47
28% Jun
127
1,000
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9
6
5
11%
25
9
28
11%
21
26
98 % Aug
11%
Dec
Sep
53 % Oct
*11%
46
Indies
West
11%
Co
West Penn Electric Co
13
10
*11 Ve
86% Apr
25% Jan
20
1
3,100
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11%
45%
Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
Mar 20
112% Jan
jor,
102
_
29
4
4.8%
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5
9,300
99%
11 Ve
33
Pump Co
Oct
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11%
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Wayne
28
99 Va
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Welbllt Corp
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16% Jan
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*98
99%
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9
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99%
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Plcture| Inc
7
106
27% Apr
Bros
Mar
113
105 % Dec
8
43% May 10
52 % Feb
2
3
Sep 14
Warner
*98
1
Ward Industries Corp
7
'
1
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Waukesha
15
35
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11
30
100
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
15
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preferred
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9
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16
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28
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9
27
19
4
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12
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7
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8
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13
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19
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30
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3
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109
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—
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63
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95
96
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98
99%
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1975_May-Nov
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NEW YORK STOCK
RANGE
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Mar-Sept
June-Dec
1957
81
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86
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Jan-Julp
Jan-Julp
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fund debentures 1978
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94%.
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2%e 1976
1968
sinking
16
233
May-Nov
1958
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204
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debentures
4s
90
104
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conv
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94
96
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Jan-July
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1981
1st mortgage 3'As 1982
1st mortgage 3%s 1983—
Corp
—
90%
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1980
mortgage
Household
■
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91'A
92%
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Utilities
debentures
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98
98
87
—
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mtge
mtge Inc 4s series
ref M 3%s series G
States
94
96
90
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certificates B
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100
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175
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-
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series
5s
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subord
conv
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195
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Northern
General
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190
1945
mortgage
Union
76
98%.
111%
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&
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s
115%
OO
101%
Co—
debentures
subord
4%s
98%
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1959
Mar-Sept
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Good
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293
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fertilities Corp—
income "debentures
conv
109%
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98 %
4
April-Oct
debentures
debentures
108
106% 108
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3s
109
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43
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1961
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debentures
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—
81
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100
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1958
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86
86
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97
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70
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debentures
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109
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97
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—
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129
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debentures
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refunding 5s series A 1974
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conv
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D
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4s
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June-Dec
1970
B 1970
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Inc—
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debentures
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June
4s
4s
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&
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98
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1977
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90
88 3A
97
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1984
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1980
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payment
to
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97
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Map-Nov
June-Dec
1968
1976
86
88
92%
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1, 2020
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11
86
80
86
■
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93%
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1981—
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5
146
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95
15,
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1971
1975
ref
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105'A
162'A
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1965
debentures
1st
154
85%
102
12
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debs
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Consolidated Edison of New York—
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Consolidated Gas El Lt & Power
1st ref M 27/8s ser T 1976
102
Jan-July
Apr-Oct
1972
2%s ser B 1977_Apri2-Oct
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May-Nov
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1st & ref M 3'As ser G 1981
Map-Nov
1st & ref M 3%s ser H 1982
Mar-Sept
1st & ref M 3 Vis series I 1983-—Feb-Aug
1st & ref M 33/8s ser J 1984
Jan-July
1st & ref 3%s series K 1985
—June-Dec
1st & ref M 3%s series L 1986
„—Map-Nov
3s convertible debentures 1963
June-Dec
913A
12
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102
110%
88%
—
—
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& Eastern Ry 3'As 1970
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49
100% 100%
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mtge
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100'/b 100 Vi
Va
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conv
debentures
refund
91%
142
107%
102
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and
91%
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135
11
278
—
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»
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1980
94
98
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1977
94%
90
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1st
94'A
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94
J
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103
95
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--
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.
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1983—
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.
—
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—
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91
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93%
1995
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series
debentures
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91
95
1984
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—
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23/4s 1985
series
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54'A
3s
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debentures
3s
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71%
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84%
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Mar-Sept
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334
59%
,
91%
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1971
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—
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1988
J
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conv
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ser
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1985
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i.
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91
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78
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.
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—
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92
92
90'A
1977
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1970
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8s
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97
64
97'A
debentures
86
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ref
1
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debentures
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3s
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&
5
1969—-Feb-Aug
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gtd
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125
77
0
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mortgage
First
Detroit
75 y.
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mortgage
mortgage
First
90%
65
1
88
Chicago
First
3s 1978—
mortgage (3% fixed
contingent interest)
1995-
116
*
Jan-July
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Jfap-Nov
contingent
1%
66
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
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2%s-4 %s
105%
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1st mtge 27/bS ser A 1980
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95 3A
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98
101
97
92
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91
coll tr 5s ser A 1988—-Jfap-Nov
tr 4 Vis ser B 1980
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2055
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North
&
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Jan
A
ser
Rio
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1%
85
4
66%
88
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series B Jan 1 2044
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103%
90%
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90%
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April
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106
84
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b6%
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88
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3'/a
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1968
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1997__June-Dec
registered 1997
June-Dec
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Niagara
1st
&
ref
5s
stamped 1964.
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1st
mortgage
5s
extended
Lehigh Valley Railway Co
1st
to
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to
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Series
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C
fixed
fixed
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D
4s
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interest
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E
F
5s
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94
68
83 %
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82'A
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75
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75
75
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67
79
77
1
76
87
93%
4
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103
103
2
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100
1
100
105%
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101
3s
4s
series
1962
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debentures 1980
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1963
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H
2003
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*93%
Bid
debentures
New
Corp—
1977—
Central America
3s
101 i/a
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—Mar-Sept
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Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
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100
101
■
1986—June-Dec
1982
1st
Inter Rys
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&
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Collateral
3'As debs 1972
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mortgage
92
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First
Feb-Aup
1948—
6s
95%
101
Jan-July
1980——
Corp
92
ser
Consol
lAdlseder
84
3s
A 1979—
May-No®
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Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
May-No®
Consol mortgage 33/48 series F 1984
Jan-July
1st mtge 3'/4S ser G 1980
-Feb-Aug
1st mtge 3%s ser H 1989—
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mortgage
86'A
Last
Period
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1981— Jan-July
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I
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1971
1967
refunding 2%s 1974
refunding 2%s 1981
First & refunding 2%s 1978
First & refunding 3 Vis 1982
1st & ref mtge 3%s 1983
1st & ref mtge 3%s 1985
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April-Oct
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NEW YORK STOCK
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Last
Period
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Exchange
or
4s
G
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1957
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130
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95
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94
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1980— .June-Dec
103
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1975
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3%s
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1946
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—
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IA Direct
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1952
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110
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163
168
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164
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90
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101
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89
96%
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103%
88
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2013
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3%s
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96
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93%
92
92
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163
104 %
—
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1976—Afay-Nov
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2000—Feb-Aup
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Westcnesier Lighting gen mtge 3%s
l967__jan-JuZy
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West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
May-Nop
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966Jan-July
93%
92%
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—
96
90%
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J an-July
&
First
94%
127
96
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103 7/a
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87%
91%
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April-Oct
1947
mortgage & Refund 3%s
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102
86 %
28
97
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93
93%
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100
87%
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97
92
,
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conv
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92
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.
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92
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—
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—
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113
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—
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97
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1976
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107
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series
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Telegraph
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Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
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—
97%
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■
96
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1st
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_
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1987
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97
101%
70
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April-Oct
1971
1951
1979
debentures
27/«s
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101
104%
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Bkelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965
Bocony-Vacuum Oil
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—
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1980
1977
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1975—Afar-Sept
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1978—Afar-Sept
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1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
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101
79%
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89
89%
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debentures 1974
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61
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debentures 1971
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__
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91
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93
—
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1970
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1996-Jan-July
99 Va
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,
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A
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94
102
130
100 Va
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159
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95
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19
87
89
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1977
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__
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186
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—
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13
44
86
1976
debentures
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161%
186
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—
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June-Dec
1961
1980
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178
161%
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79
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86
1985—Jan-July
1974
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll
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■
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—
16
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98
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1953
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Corp—
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102% 103%
97%
__Feb-Aug
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Union Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973
-ApriZ-Oct
96%
95
97
—
88%
97
1983
and
of
& coll
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95
J&n-July
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99
90«/4
98%
91%
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mortgage and coll trust
debentures 1968—
1st
208
94%
man
97%
u
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138%
180
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1964
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102 «/2
130
—
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debentures
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*
100%
180
—
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&
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100
94
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refund
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25
93
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20001
5s
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■
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Range Since
No.
94%
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104%
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98
102
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101
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&
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110
98%
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Texas
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85 %
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100
98
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%
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101
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106
86 %
refunding mortgage 8s 2037- June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972_ -May-Nov
refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979 June-Dec
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or
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Jan-July
debentures 1972
debentures
106 y2
96%
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refunding mortgage 3y4s 1968_ .Jan-July
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2%s
100 Va
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1963
Co
2%s
102%
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1970
Gas
&
100 Va 101
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Public
100
&
103
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1977
Swift
90 Va
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1
Week'* Rang*
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.
Period
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104
100%
April-Oct
1986
Interest.
Exchange
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1007/8
-Jan-July
1974
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2
—
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Texas
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1962
C
100%
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93
103
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19
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
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No.
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1960__ -Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
1963.
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Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser
J 1964
-Afay-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
1st mtge
93%
%
Range
Sold
Hinh
93
-Ma y?Nov
General mortgage 5s series A
1970
General mortgage 5s series B
1975
General mortgage 3%s
series E 1975
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st
mtge 3%s 1964
Bonds
Loin
Louis Ry
guaranteed
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
-Feb-Aug
Plllsbury Mills Inc 3y8s s f debs .1972
.June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996_
June-Dec
Plttsburgn Cincinnati Chic & St
Consolidated
EXCHANGE
FOR
Week's Range
the
•!
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the
transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
15, 1956, and ending Friday, Oct. 19. It is compiled from the
reports 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.
Oct.
RANGE
r
STOCKS
American Stock
riaaj
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen
Acme
Acme
Adam
Petroleum Corp class A
Precision
Products Inc
Wire Co common
Consol
Industries
Inc
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Air
Manufacturing
Associates
For
Inc
footnotes
(N
see
Range
9 %
Shares
9
9%
Low
3.100
High
5%
Aug
Air
5,100
6%
Apr
9%
Oct
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
Alabama Gas Corp
28 V*
100
27%
Oct
31
7%
7%
200
7 %
Oct
10% Mar
2
1,100
1%
Oct
i
10
Va
3%
Feb
Way
Industries
Alabama
Great
Jan
Alabama
Power
Alan
Apr
8%
Jan
6%
7%
1,200
6
May
10%
Jan
9%
10 V*
1,100
y
Jan
13 Va Mar
Sale Price
Par
Sep
7%
5
Last
.
4%
1
37.
Friday
STOCKS
High
5
19
American Stock Exchange
1%
1
common
OCTOBER
Range Since Jan. 1
28%
7%
ENDED
for Week
4%
1
J)
page
1
WEEK
saiea
oi Prices
Low
5
10
_1
Aero
Ainsworth
1
Week's
FOR
Wood
5%
Alaska
4.20%
Steel
for Week
Shares
Low
Range Since Jan. 1 ~
Hiah
5?
6
Low
a
6%
3.700
5%
Oct
High
-
9%
Jun
%
%
13
4,400
5H -®eb
1 Va
Sep
—2
33%
36%
37%
2,800
33 % May
37%
Jan
50
167%
167% 170
Co
—10
29
100
86 %
1
4%
86
162
Jan
182
95
40
preferred—100
preferred
Inc
3
saiea
Range
50c
Southern—
cumulaitve
Airlines
Inc
Week's
of Prices
Oct
103%
May
Feb
29
Va
4%
100
27
Oct
30%
87
100
86%
Oct
89 %
Sep
900
4%
Oct
6%
Jan
4%
Sep
.
33
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, October 22, 1956
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Last
STOCK!
»—-4
Far
Amer
N V—
Amer shares—
Engineering Co
dep
Corp
Ailegnany
1
Allied
Internat'l
Allied
Aluminum
Goods
Aluminum
Industries
American
Air
American
Filter
Book
10%
10%
600
•
pfd
conv
__
18
1%
65%
65%
1
Co
American
11%
11%
36%
36%
Maracalbo
American
Meter
American
Natural
29%
30%
33
33
25
__
Ran
Sep
25%
tb
Oct
Petrofina
Co
Inc
6%
class
pfd
Seal-Kap
American
Thread
Tractor
American
Writing Paper
Incorporated
32'A
12%
32%
%
600
32,300
232,900
5,950
1,500
5,400
100
Post
shares
6%
6'A
2%
2%
Feb
113/4
Tun
nt
1,200
4,100
Mav
5%
Jan
91/0
10%
10%
ini/,
4%
4%
7,000
800
12,4
Oct
Oct
33%
5,300
27%
Jun
39%
Sep
19%
19%
21%
5,800
18%
Jan
22
Sep
4%
/4
110
Ciarostat
■
4.72%
preferred
Armour
&
Co
lOo
Aro
Associate
Electric
American
Associated
Associate
dep
Associated
Oil &
Associated
Tel
CI
A
(ex
Gas Co
<fe
$43
lo
Atlantic
Atlas
Coast
paid
Atlas
Line
Plywood
Devices
Automatic
Co
Automatic
3,300
3% Aug
5% Sep
Apr
_
Feb
61
Feb
1
preferred
May
•
Apr
Sep
4
Sep
Consolidated
Mining
3% Jun
4% Mar
Consolidated
37/s
4% Jan
Continental
Sep
16%
16"%
300
14
Jun
17 %
42
42%
1,100
37
Feb
46% Aug
Sep
Banco de
16%
18%
,14%
16%
14'/a
14%
16%
300
3%
Oil
6,700
lo
•..
f.:
3
1
Company
•3
3A
8%
25,400
15%
16%
i
900
26,000
IMS
9
5%
15Vis May
9
100
6*
Jan
5%
oJt
200
14%
Auk
17%
Jan
Corporation
1
Telephone of Canada common—25
Instrument Corp
50c
3%
35/3
Sen
25%
Feb
47%
47%
48%
L200
X453/!
Jun
51%
An?
13%
13%
14%
2,200
13%
Sen
14
i33/8
Belock
Benrus
Watch
Co
Inc
Black Starr &
Blauner's
1
1
Gorham
class A
(S)
(H C)
&
Co
Co
4
8
•
3,200
•
14,800
8
400
14
common
1>20o
5
100
Set
8
107/8
Tiiiw
10%
ulv
"
1
5
6%
6%
7%
Feb
14
6%
Feb
10% Auk
5
Sen
6%
•
""3
common
Blumenthal
Bohack
Inc
common
4%
4V,
-
Oct
Feb
100
6
7
700
4%
300
1%
Jun
2%
11.100
6%
Apr
6
Aug
8
Jan
9% Mar
Brazilian
Works
Traction
Inc—_
Corp common
Bridgeport Gas Co
British
dep rets ord
British Celanese
bearer
2 500
31%
46%
31%
46%
47Va
50
11,500
29%
30%
Sep
36% Mar
Jan
51%
34%
Co
American
6 A May
7% Jan
6%
Jun
7%
l7/8
Sep
36%
Jan
£1
Forman
£1
19%
34,600
19%
19%
19 %
4,200
20%
21
7%
9
10
1
Corp
j
(T^.eJ Company
Ltd—
2.50
Mines
ord
Son
vrriy rvn8r111 G0IH
Oil Corporation
R
Byrd
convertible
26
300
10%
10%
1
common
121/20
25c
class A
7.50
&
Edmonton
Eastern
—10c
50c
Corp Ltd.
•
goo
J /a
Oct
300
7/a
Jan
9 %
10
400
9%
Sep
9%
g7/8
g7/8
8%
8%
!
17
17
16%
16%
ot/
9%
Jan
11
Sep
10% Jun
17%
1 900
17
1^200
3% May
16% Oct
16%
Sc
Gas
Co
A4%
Feb
Oct
19 %
Aug
20 Va Mar
16,300
4%
/a
Jan
1 %
May
800
4%
Jun
6
July
6
61/4
2,800
3
3%
13,600
9%
1%
25
9s/8
100
5
2%
July
67/8 Jan
4% May
14% May
Feb
7% Mar
1%
25
1%
27
17,000
3 900
-footnofoe
19%
Jan
37/.
q 20n
3%
Sep
5,200
13%
Feb
59%
59%
300
rpp
page
37
59%
47%
5%
5
5A
5
lVa Aug
4% Sep
14%
__
~
88
24%
24%
100
22%
Apr
25%
Api
Jan
.
%
%
1,300
%
Oct
7%
5,000
3%
Jan
10 Va
23%
24%
600
17%
Feb
24%
31%
32%
2,800
7
"4%
27
26%
27
1
16%
16%
17%
1 700
5
Oct
Oct
Feb
2%
-
Jan
6% Feb
33%
Aug
4% Jan
15
Apr
67% Mar
55
5
Mar
6"% July
1
16% Jan
Oct
37
July
5
Mar
Sep
4%
2,000
Jan
Aug
Opt
6% Mar
8%
8%
190
7% July
10%
Feb
10%
10%
100
10%
Oct
77
79%
2,850
8% May
44% Jan
81% July
5%
800
4% Aug
1% July
6% Aug
2% Mar
-
5%
2
l7/8
9,800
6%
7%
25%
26%
400
11%
11%
1,300
14
14%
800
24
—
24
13,500
6% Jun
8%
Oct
37%
Jan
6% Jan
14%
Jun
25
13%
Feb
16% Mar
Feb
22
1,200
Jan
25 Va
July
Oct
10%
Jan
7%
7%
7%
3,500
7%
5
5
5
1,100
4%
Apr
6% May
2
^
1%
2
19,400
1%
Oct
2
6%
Oct
10 Va May
Jan
Feb
32% July
16% July
Oct
37%
6%
4,300
30%
1,300
15%
15%
900
0%
2,600
0%
2,600
9%
12%
1,200
lu'/4
7%
7%
1,300
6 Va
6 %
100
5%
15%
5%
2,000
30
-^°
„
7%
29%
7%
30%
9%
—
12
7%
6'/8
-
'
1%
1%
5,400
40%
41%
450
7%
1%
41
7%
1,200
•,A
-»*/•:
21
12%
29
>:
8 Va
Sep
6 %
J an
7%
Sep
2ya
Oct
40 % Juiy
7
Apr
Aug
*
5% May
3% Jan
1%
Jan
13%
reu
Jan
6
Oct
15 va
Oct
Jan
44 Va Ma'
Oct
15%
-
7%
Oct
Oct
17% Mar
16 Va
100
15%
Sep
17
%
A
11,800
%
Jan
Sep
% May
15%
15%
400
14%
Jan
17
Mar
11%
11%
300
11 Va
Oct
14% May
19%
19%
100
18 Va
5%
5%
400
Aug
5% Oct
4%
4%
400
4& Oct
84%
88%
4,900
5%
6Va
14,100
16%
.7«
10 /4
--
5-,8
85%
L
5%
66%
21
.
Mar
8%
Jan
5%
Jan
Sep
Apr
Jan
93%
5
Oct
9%
7%
8%
8%
100
Jun
10% Mar
23%
25%
4,200
17%
Jan
28
27%
27%
100
25%
Jun
30%
2%
1,300
2
Oct
13%
13%
200
12
Oct
19
16
Aug
18%
~5%
_7V8
51,800
2%
Jan
17%
--
23%
18
2,400
13%
Jan
19%
40
Sep
51% Mar
-
2
2%
--
5/a
17 '/a
5
1
--
2.50
4
1
1
1.
CM (0s ■^0
2 /a
—
CM
10%
15%
16%
14%
33,400
10%
Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common
Dempster Investment Co
Dennison Mfg class A common
8%
debentures
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing
Day
-
Gray Iron Foundry
Detroit
'
14%
JlOc
35
50c
1
7
300
—
500
25
7
lA
1
Inc
Brothers
Davidson
1578
14%
1
2.50
Crystal Dairies Inc
Davenport Hosiery Mills
(The)
Club
1%
Feb
6"% Aug
9% Mar
1%
1,000
200
*
~5
—.
Textile
Dorr-Oliver
Aug
Jan
3 Va Mar
Mar
Apr
9% July
4
Sep
July
8% May
Jan
12%
%
~5%
300
Ltd
Oct
5%
26%
13%
Jan
36% Mar
7
900
Apr
8% Mar
Feb
38
142
Oct
157
13
Oct
May
Jun
17%
2%
I-7-
Jan
2
A Aug
1,700
14%
Oct
19
Aug
2A
14%
15%
Sep
Jan
3% Mar
3%
14%
14%
400
14%
Oct
13
914
10 %
6,300
5%
Jan
10%
tt
*
Apr
500
39,700
3
li9a
1%
13
19% May
17% Jan
>—
23
Jan
Apr
Oct
Mar
25
July
18% July
14
14%
300
12%
7%
Sep
16%
17 Va
900
12%
Jan
38 v2
38%
38 %
25
34%
Jan
5%
3,600
4%
Jan
35%
35%
50
31%
Jan
36%
24
10%
23%
24
400
21%
Jun
27 Va
Jan
10%
11%
9,700
Oct
14%
Jan
63
64%
200
44
Jan
28%
28 %
400
27
5%
6%
4,700
14
•
—
—1
:
_•
•
—
1
Drilling & Exploration Co
10
Co
'
9%
Jan
8%
Jan
20% Aug
41 % Aug
6% July
Jun
Sep
72% May
34% Mar
5%
Sep
10
2%
28 %
•
Power Co
DuMont
5%
100
200
3
32.50
Dow Brewery Ltd
Draper Corp common
Harris
Apr
Jun
5%
common
$2
Driver
Jan
2%
6%
.
May
8%
1A Oct
32%
•
Inc
preferred
r.
Douglas Oil Company
19% Mar
17
Oct
13%
137/s
7,50
Co
7
6%
6s8d.,^~1
—
2,50
9ii
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock——•
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
•
Dominion
Oct
14 Va Mar
32%
—5
.-100
1
1
1
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd.
15%
32 V2
25o
Inc
American dep rets ord reg
Diversey (The) Corp
Dome Exploration Ltd
Duke
A
4%
35/-
1
Insurance
Chilbougamau Mines Ltd
"nr
4%
Sep
14%
50
Oil
11% May
8 /a
50
Fire
Feb
iqo
37/0
preferred
Consol
/a July
100
-
14%
preferred
Camden
Is/ *fpr
?3, ®eP
3s/a
500
1
$2.50
Campbell
»ar
10c
Inc
Power
$3.00
Calvan
^Ug
7/8 Jan
8
_
__
Feb
14%
Vzc®
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
4 4 Mar
/2
4
8'/2
3Vs
75%
Distillers Co Ltd^
8
—
700
D
Daitch
Diners'
3a/8
.
81
1
—50o :
Curtis Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)
fpr
Sn
3
"
Jan
79%
1%
7%
26%
11 %
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
1
Crowley Milner «& Co.—
1
Crown Cent Petroleum (Md)—
—5
Crown Cork ^ternat'l "A" partic
•
Crown Drug Co common25o
Crystal Oil & Land Co common..
$1,12 Preferred
2.50
Jun
1
Aviation
Electric
25%
oAi/8
.
shares__3s 6d
Inc
£
CJSUI?5 c«rpi—r—
Cable Electric Products common
California
Aug
„
Jan
1,
*an
,L Aug
c
Calgary
Jan
3% Jan
51
"ian
_
1
preferred
&
600
25%
II
50c
p.fin Die & Machine Co
nf/1?1 x?r®^rrel
rets
1,000
__
Buell
P)
7%
14 %
7
13%
•
'
dep
1,200
14%
25%
IIIIIIII
preferred
(J
19
__
2.50
Company common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
American
19
1
F
Burroughs
500
20%
10
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
5H"ker
45
1
4%
Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce (E L) Co common—
convertible
43%
1
reg
Distillers
cumulative preferred
Burma
43%
....
dep rets ord
Company common
Brown
Buffalo-Eclipse
Apr
Ltd—
Brown
60c
Oct
10s
•
Apr
15%
—
(ord reg)—£1
Creole Petroleum common
5
Jan
Ltd—
British Petroleum
Calif
8% Mar
■
10s
American dep rets ord reg
British Columbia Power common
6%
31%
•
dep rets ord reg
7%
6%
Jan
American Tobacco—
Amer
S
8
6
8% Mar
Mav
26 % Mar
•
common
Oil Co
Amer
B
1%
•
Manufacturing Co
British American
1%
7%
6%
•
1%
8
Light & Pwr ord—•
Breeze
Brillo
__
__
20o
Apr
2%
Oct
1
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc
6%
Gear
6j/4
Jan
American dep receipts
Pah
Jan
7% Mar
1 %
47/a
8V2
1.50
Jan
87/s
6%
Foote
30
Oct
3%
•
$1 Preferred class A—
47
6%
Brad
1,200
48%
Oct
6V« Mar
32%
•
mo
34
95%
Mar
5%
12%
23%
^
5o
Hon
33
95%
700
600
.
——5
Oct
33%
95%
common
Oct
43
10
6%
6,200
7
:
non-voting
B
Cornucopia Gold Mines
q^i/a
•
prior cumulative preferred-100
Borne Chemical
Company Inc
5
Bourjois Inc
1
5%%
Mar
2
1
s *—d_
33
1,900
Jan
Mar
10
22
24%
10c
Cuban American Oil Co
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common
Cuban Tobacco common
6%
95
13
—•
Cott Beverage Corp
5%
Tan
Sep
Sep
Mar
~1%
Courtaulds Ltd
14%
Bellanca
Inc
SMTSSSSi&r
12% July
5%
93/.
Mar
80%
1
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
26% Mar
^
83
xl2%
1%
^10c
Corroon & Reynolds common
14%
l
Uranium
Corp
Inc
Sen
~3%
common
Industries
Jan
4%
Bickford's
Continental
9%
Feb
48%
6
1.25
Inc
Coro Inc
14%
50c
Ties
(A S) Shoe Corp
Lines
10%
Feb
Apr
Sep
8%
__
10
—
AiKT
1
Beck
Air
Continental Commercial
Class
97/8 Mar
Apr
14% Aug
28
■
16
79
Smelt Ltd—_*
&
41/.
Tan
Ivl sfn
20c
Bearings
Aim
SSv
6% Aug
211
15%
83
300
8%
.
g%
1
90%
Tan
lit Si
•
Incorporated
Oil
Inc
Beau-Brummell
"2%
500
Basin
23,300
_
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
Bell
*
__
shares
Ltd—
Basic
fl%
100
16%
i
Corp
los Andes—
American
Banff
16%
i
Inc
common
Securities
50
9
Continental Aviation & Engineering.—1
Continental
i
Industries
85
1
Royalty Oil
B
Baldwin
85
lOo
50c
;
Corp
300
3%
Bailey & Selburn Oil Ae Gas—
Baldwin Rubber
70
1
Consolidated Gas Utilities^
Feb
4 Va
Corp
300
6
I
Class A
10
50c
6%
9%
1,500
3
—
70%
Corp—_—20c
Petroleum
Cuban
Diesel Electric
5,000
/'■„
70%
10c
Connelly Containers Inc
Electrodynamics
10%
3%
1
Voting Machine
Jan
10
Consol
9%
6
Oct
—1
Consol
5%
3%
3%
%
„
Oct
9%
•
30s
Vtc ext to 1965—
Jun
6
i
Inc
3 "a
Shoe Machinery—
Compo
Aug
3%
4,100
8,600
X2^J/8
•
—
5
15%
10,600
,
4
75
20
Hotel Inc
42
3%
Apr
4% Mar
2,900
1
Co—
Sep
27%
3%
3%
Aug
12%
Sep
1
Equipment Co
Oct
26
26%
27
24%
Oct
3 Va
43%
5
Development ordinary
Colonial Sand & Stone
1% May
July
9%
10 pesos
10c
Products
non-cum
43%
1,400
49
48
49
1 %
107
Oct
101
90
100
Jan
7
3,400
13%
1 '
—1 -
Vtc_
Oils
Caribbean
Cockshutt Farm
Colon
Consol
Ayshlre Collieries Corp common
Baker
Coastal
Jan
Jun
&
Corp
Non-voting
4%
101
101%
1%
1%
—
.
_•
Mining
Inc
Steel
3 %
16%
9,600
25%
1
Community Public Service
'53)_•
1
Corp
option warrants
Audio
5%
on
22
Development
Corp
10%
Oct
Commodore
dlv
arrear
Consolidated
Atlas
Feb
600
7%
3%
X24%
8%
Clinchfield Coal Corp
2% May
23
Jan
7% Mar
__
Jan
2%
Va
5% Mar
4% July
5% May
500
Apr
Apr
3%
;<f
24
Aluminum
113
7%
2.506%
common
Products Co
Apr
45%
Sep
13
-2
—10
Manufacturing Co—
Apr
13
Jan
A Sep
3%
.
„
18% May
1,500
5%
Sep
3
Aug
'"25%
1,800
1,200
9V«
109
3%
; J 13%
6,300
Tel—
July 1 '53 & $41 on Dec
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
22 %
-
Clary Corporation
——
1*
Claussner Hosiery Co
—.—
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
4 %
—
5%
003/
Apr
2%*-
100
130
Apr
32
26%
35
22%
7%
3%
18
2%
1% July
Oct
1,525
9%
lis
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ll7/8May
2%
2%
9%
108% Mar
2%
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1
29
109% 110
Oct
8%
1
;
27%
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Club
America
7,200
i7.J
2&
2%
May
21
Inc
of
2%
*27%
15
19%
reg
Stores
Laundries
Jan
19%
13%
19%
1 Va
en/,,
Industries—
rets
Food
14%
2.50
Equipment Corp
17,800
137/8
105
7%
6%
7
1
1%
4.000
__
warrants
1
10
Chief Consolidated MiningChristiana Oil Corp.—
City Auto Stamping Co_^
Clark Controller Co
Jan
Light—
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
pfd
Chicago Rivet & Machine—
July
JaS
July
1A
4
4
32
4%
10
98%
2%
7% May
—
960
12,800
Oct
10
99
100%
33%
34%
4%
Feb
2,000
3%
Jan
—d
14% Mav
-
23
28%
Jun
5%
Cncrry-Burrcll common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Apr
Sep
2% Aug
6% Jan
2,800
Chans Corp common
—
24% Mar
5%
Chamberlin Co of America
Anr
43%
Feb
3%
4,200
Sep
Oct
5%
100
100
Century Investors Inc—
Convertible preference
Anr
Jan
5/4
3)3
Opt
cift
,Tan
4%
July
A Sep
A Feo
2
is
3
7% Mar
17
700
4Vs
26%
•
16% May
13%
4%
1
1
Century Electric Co common
Sen
13 %
100
I
„
fan
24%
Op?
193/.
1
Co
43/
16'A
19% Mar
4
9
41
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——10
1
1
3.50%
An
6
5ft Mar
Central Maine Power Co—
Oct
lty, oil
10%
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
0
Gas
%
1«5/
30%
Jan
19%
Tn
—
preferred
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13%
2.40
Power <fc
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m?^Cr^m°n
a
1,100
Jan
1%
2s 6d
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Central Illinois Secur Corp
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4.75
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tin
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200
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,
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10
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,
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Cenco Corporation
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2
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Arkansas
24
24
9%
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Products
Arkansas
11%
20o
Company class A
Lead Mines Ltd—
Anchor
4%
11%
4
4
3
Anacon
16%
14%
16%
fKii
Aug
131/
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nov
Carter (J W> Co common
34%
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611/
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7,400
2
•
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*
American dep rets B ord
38 % Sep
33% Mav
Jan
00U
11%
13%
27% Mar
400
5
common
27V«
6,500
5
25o
Anp
T„_
Feb
67/8
2
-5.50
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd
Oct
2Auet
11% Jun
25%
%
2
preferred
Corp
J;
Jan
Jun
48%
Tan
10%
14%
%
13%
12
Jan
1
33%
32%
1
common
5%
Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
carnation Co common—
Rpn
6/«
37
2«V2
"
28% May
1
5
1
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
Feb
10
.
—
American
Sen
26%
33
10
25
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500
5
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High
29%
-
Canadian Marconi
1
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Mar
Shares
Loic
•
common
9q
12%
1
Co
Co
American
Oil
49./.
991/1
22 /4
400
50
1,000
900
1,200
100
67%
12%
37'A
20
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co com
American
Amurex
hi/
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30%
1%
28
100
Inc
Rubber
1%
Lid
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
SeD
18
Mnr
26*
600
Co
Tan
'
for Week
of Prices
*
.
6%% preference
20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc_l
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
2
Canadian Canners Ltd eommon—
•
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd——•
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Aug
ni/.
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—
—
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Electronics
Hard
"A"
23
,200
900
11m
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1,000
Cement
Ltd
Co
Tan
13
mqu
03/
1
common
American
AMI
__
89
23%
(RI)
5%
American
American
89
common
Inc
Beverage
American
89
23'A
5% Feb
•js/
5,400
•
Manufacturing
Industries
American
49'%
23%
•
common
preferred
Aluminum
Ambrook
47%
Oct
22% Mar
300
49
23%
9% Jan
7% May
'
1,700
6%
Jan
3%
6,800
11 %
17%
St
5
Bread
C'anaua
Jan
6
America—
of
Co
cumulative
$3.75
Va
6%
20
Paper
Allied
5
11 '/4
16'/8
16%
Investing cap stock—1
Corp
Products (Mich)
44%
—
5Vs
5 '/a
1
Control Co Inc
Allied
__
1,000
900
11,500
1,000
100
preferred
convertible
5%%
6%
3%
1
1
10
Corp
Pictures
Artists
6%
warrants—
Fisher common
&
Allied
Canada
Sales
Range
Sale Price
^
High
LoW
31 %
6%
6%
3%
—
100
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alles
Shares
o-,
31
6'/8
6V8
3%
rets
American
Last
American Stark Kxehaags
,
Week's
Friday
OCTOBER 19
STOCKS
Kunstzijde
Algemene
All
ENDED
Jan. 1
Range Since
High
Low
WEEK
FOR
lor Week
of Prices
Sale Prloe
suok KxakUft
RANGE
Bala*
Week's
Ranf*
Oct
3%
(Allen B) Laboratories—
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1
Common
Jan
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy
(The)
Co
10s
~4%
1
Durham Hosiery class B common
•
Dur<> Test Corp common
——1
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
—*
--
"
16%
36
~4%
700
4%
Oct
6%
8%
8%
100
7%
Jan
9%
16%
16%
50
35%
36%
6
5%
5%
common—10^1^8%
27%
23%.
37
37
Dynamics Corp of America
1
600
Jan
Jan
Feb
16
Oct
24
Jan
33%
Feb
52%
Jun
5,800
5%
Oct
22,000
15%
Jan
77
Oct
85%
Apr
100
31%
Jan
39
Aug
8% Mar
fc
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn
4%%
Eastern
prior
Eastern States
'450
25%
Sep
30
May
$7
24,200
16%
Oct
29
Mar
$6
preferred
Malleable
Iron
Corp
preferred series A
preferred series B
100—
250,!5-—
1
36
34%
36%
1,800
*
195
195
25
*
178
180
150
23%
Oct
Jun
47
Aug
185
Jan
213
Mar
168%
Sep
197% Mar
30%
Number 5579 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 184
35
(1711)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
$2
shares
Mines
Electric
int__1
Corp
Forge
20c
—1
Corporation
Pipe
Line
23
Oct
26
Jun.
300
—
10c
Ltd
$1
25c
tt Apr V
Petroleum
International
Products
Oct
29%
Jan
Intex
17
5,200
16
Aug
18%
Feb
Investors
12%
1,300
11%
Sep
3,200
3%
Jun
# 11%
<
10%
12
40
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>>
3%
9%
40%
H 5%
Israel-American
3%
250
Jun
45%
39 % May
Jeannette
9%
Sep
Jupiter
Feb
6
I!
8%
6
100
5%
Jan
f*
1'
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36.60Q
1
--
Sep
17%
(Max)
Fairchild
Fargo
Oils
Financial
Fire
&
Ltd
Sterling
Flying
1
8%'
3.809
9%
7
;
Kaltman
7%
7
-
Oct
7%
Sep
10
43%
Oct
63% Mar
4%
Feb
Oct
1,400
3,800
7%
i
2A
600
7%'
1
class
.1
A
Inc
22%
-22% A 23
1,300
_1
9%
9 Va
^ 9%
3,500
Class
A
non-voting_,
•
127%
127%
1,500
Class
B
voting
•
{28%
21 Va
Ford
Motor
Ford
Motor
Amer
Fort
Fox
of
Co
Brewing
Luxe
Frpcnillo
Sep
8%
Aug
Jan
28%
Jan
14% May
£1
Co_
Kings
J
Inc
Klein
124 %
145
Knott
3H
6^ Jan
Kropp
3
Jan
8% Mar
Kroy
1,900
3%
Feb
6% May
5%
8%
1,600
7% July
Jan
'16%
5,800
Acceptance
General
Alloys
General
Builders
5 %
Corp
15
General
Corp
preferred
Sep
400
rets ord
_
_
Fireproofing common
Enterprises
2%
800
15%
700
50c
{General
Corp
Georgia
$4.60
Mich
Giant
1
preferred
(The)
(A
C)
Gold
Mines
McBean
Glen
Alden
Globe
Union
Gobel
Grand
~1%
Inc
Mines
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Geer
Oil
~5.V
Grocery
Guild
27%
;£7%
Gulf
Stores
States
Class
10%
a I Va
•
100
stock
Co.
1
Ltd
Oils
1
1%
%
Leases
—
Products
10c
$4.50
Jan
Sep
107% May
Apr
Apr
<;26%
42%
2,000
12%
6,000
168%
167
128
Aug
9% Apr
5
preferred
•;
Hammond
Harbor
Organ
Plywood
8%
Hazel
3
Jun
Sep
22
2%
Hazeltine
Hearn
81
13%
Feb
Mar
Jan
Apr
9% July
17
Mar
4% Mar
160
May
189
Jan
127*%
Sep
138
Helena
1%
Apr
2%
Oct
2% May
5% Mar
(W
Henry
Holt
Hercules
Higbie
&
Oct
11%
Jan
18 y»
Jan
Aug
4% July
3,800
2%
Jun
41 %
Jan
87
42
Jan
82
Sep
Sep
Jan
98
Jun
Consol
Oil
Class
Humble
Hurd
~2%
2
3%
3
i
Gold
Ltd
'.
1%
Hardart
Hardart
(Harvey)
Oil
&
1,700
-
Hydrcmetals
5
Inc
common
capital
Securities
;
Jan
4%
'-24 %
550
17% Jan
•92%
170
91
Oct
67
Oct
v
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30)
1 5%
4.700
1,700
<
21
3%
Jan
Jan
14% July
9%
900
5%
1,400
-(11%
600
•'] 2%
800
2%
Oct
27Va" 27%
1,300
22%
Feb
2%,; 2%
12,600
3%
100
5
2 %
37/a
'
,12%
38% May
17% Mar
41V2
2
4 %
Feb
5% Aug
3
Jan
6%
Apr
48
Jan
26% July
104%
Sep
Feb
Feb
77
34%
6%
Oct
Aug
21
Aug
11
Jan
6%
Jan
13%
Jan
4%
Jan
30% Mar
May
Jan
35
Jan
17
Aug
49%
48
Metal
4%
„
Aug
Middle
$2
37.
100
10%
Jan
14
10
Feb
~8%
8%
8%
6,500
7% Aug
3%
Jan
1,300
11 Va
900
5
5
Apr
..10%
Sep
10 % Mar
May
6
Jan
18% Aug
30%
Feb
49'
2%
Oct
3%
Jan
5 Va
5 Vb
5'4
300
4%
Jun
7%
Jan
6%
6%
200
x6%
Jun
7Va
27%
27%
28%
3,500
23
Oct
29
Oct
46%
Jan
55
Mar
72
Jun
100
Jan
16%
16%
40
16 %
t
40
30c
*
Co
July
Jan
—
15%
250
16
1%
1%
16%
100
62*4
56%
63
62
60
62%
150
10
10
10%
1,100
14%
50,100
Jan
19% May
1%
1% Jun
800
16%
1V2
1
1
—10c
_50c
Co
Jan
Mar
18
Jan
x407/b May
65
Aug
Jan
63
July
Oct
13%
16
38%
9
Jan
Ltd
Co
1
1
2.50
-1
1
preferred—*
common
*
50c
5
50c
50
——•
pfd
100
♦
common
Clemens
Mountain
Muntz
preferred
Mills
Tel
States
TV Inc
--J0®
B—100
Muskegon
Inc
&
Tel
100
A
A__—
pfd—
—1
>-4
2-50
100
Jan
16%
Sep
14% July
I
common
50c
Jan
690
108%
Oct
500
4%
Jun
5% Mar
8%
Jan
11% Aug
National
11 %
Jan
25% May
^National
20
Jan
29% May
National
Casket Company
National
Mfg & Stores common——1
Petroleum Ltd
25c
Aug
Apr
15%
1,500
6%
7'/b
1,300
67/a
Sep
15%
100
15%
Oct
19 Va Mar
39%
7,300
24 %
Jan
42 Va
29%
Feb
37%
37%
31%
31%
32 Va
660
31%
31 %
31%
1,700
25% Mar
5%
5%
5%
5,300
4%
Feb
16 Vb
15%
16%
12,900
117/b
Jan
14%
Apr
Aug
8,700
Feb
20%
20 Vb
1%
2
600
9%
9%
300
2,000
400
500
20
9%
3,000
13 Va
14
50
28
"9%
28
100
9%
500
9%
400
18%
18
59% Mar
8%
8%
_5%
Apr
17%
5
9%
Jun
6% May
29%
7%
19%
34%
21%
Oct
5
~9%
Sep
35% May
Jan
5
-
Jan
9%
8%
1%
9%
24%
300
25
18%
42% Jan
4% May
1,800
14 V2
24%
20
5,700
50%
48
49 Va
-
1,200
5
May
7%
Oct
1%
Jan
8
Jan
6%
Sep
Feb
Jan
13
2%
Aug
10 %
Aug
Jan
27% Mar
9
Sep
12
Jan
12
Mar
14
Oct
15%
27% May
8
17%
5
Mar
Oct
Mar
31 % Mar
11%
Aug
29% May
Jan
6
5 Va
5%
22%
22%
13%
13%
400
1%
7,200
2,000
22%
Jun
30% Mar
20
87%
Oct
102 % Mar
40
99
Oct
109
97
Jun
102
337/s
„
100
Jun
22 %
Jan
102
May
X35 Va Mar
29%
Apr
Feb
107
—
1
,',j
24 Vb
99
—
25 %
89
100
12% Jun*
1
Sep
—
"4%
~4%
20
4% July
14%
Aug
118 Mar
Apr
.
Apr
5 Va
158
420
160
Feb
177%
Sep
157
Sep
42
158%
Feb
44% July
Oct
4 Va Mar
3%
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
19 '/a
750
July
20%
Jan
122% 123 Va
300
122 %
Oct
136%
Apr
1 %
1%
3,100
1%
Jun
2%
27 vb
27vb
200
x25%
Jun
27 % July
10 Vb
10%
800
9%
Jun
12 Va
Apr
Feb
35%
Jan
~3%
3%
700
Jun
4%
Jan
13% July
15'/a
Sep
5 Va
Apr
18%
19
"l%'
Mfg
Company
40
—
—
Co.—_—.—---5
Piston Ring common
2.50
Co common
>-1**
Ohio
Murray
Products
Metal
Vernon
Sep
89
preferred
series
cumulative
Apr
33 %
Sep
1
series
C
Monroe Loan Society com class
Montgomery Ward & Co class
Moody Investors participation
6%
33%
15%
7
1
Ltd—
(Can)
—
preferred
Mount
Jun
14%
5
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
Mt
29
I5
25c
common—
Service
cumul
18%
10
1
—
& Light 5 >
4.50 %
Sep
34
1
$1 conv
4.80%
15%
34
1
Ltd
Molybdenite Corp
Molybdenum Corp
100
500
5
:—*
common
Canada
of
Pwr
15%
32
*
1
—
Products—
dividend shares
Public
5 Va
15%
4 4
£1
Abrasive
Corp
Jan
5
Co__
Piping Co.
Miller Wohl Co common
4%%
convertible
preferred
Mining
Sep
3%
Marine
Petroleum
Corp
1 %
300
*
Ltd
1% July
2,200
4%
31%
Co
11^% May
1%
%
4
31%
34
1
8% July
600
9
1%
--
7;
common
Co
8%
1
Inc;
Corp
non cum
Muskogee
~
Sep
53
July
17
31
3%
128 V2
Apr
N
Nachman
612
15
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
Dehydrating
Alfalfa
National
Milling
&...
J
Co
Bellas
Hess
Co
Brewing
common
(Mich)
—1
—*
Industries
Presto
—1
Inc".
—2
11
10
5 Jo
Oct
Apr
National Research
5,200
36%
Apr
64
Aug
National
Jan
12%
Apr
common—1
National Steel Car Ltd—
*
National Telefilm Associates
10c
National Transit common
1
400
2.609
2,400
27/a
Jun
Sep
Sep
Sep
82% May
8 %
July
8
^ Jan
100
15%
5%
Feb
Oct
Jan
125 y» Mar
10% Mar
National
Rubber
Starch
Corp
Machinery
Products
"100
15
600
3%
3%
9%
9%
9%
200
%
4%
4%
6,500
1
Inc
6,900
14%
page
12%
•
Midwest
Muter
87
see
12%
40
5%
3%
32% May
1
—10
Plating & Stamping
Steel Tube
—
Mid-West
Jan
■
9%
Jan
6,700
Corp.
States
Jan
160
"
27%
iff
pref
Co——Corp
Sugar
57
4 90
9
11% Jun
900
2
! 59%
3% '
400
2%
38%
•
96 % 100%
14%
31%
214
preferred——.——-1"
Mlcromatic
Hone Corp.
1
16
6 ye
8
Jan
14%
25c
11
9%
Aug
6% Mar
20% Sep
31
31
6 %
National
3J
25%
3%
Jan
Jan
600
96%
Jan
Sep
May
5%
15
16%
5
Jan
5,509
1
100
1,000
Feb
Apr
.26%
5
19
5%
19%
5%
10
27 %
15% Vl7%
50c
20
—
Oct
Jan
108%
26%
'
y,
1
Chemical
Michigan
20
15%
Co
Feb
Aug
8
8%
137%
15%
5%
Inc
3%
211
Jun
6
Oct
500
<
53 %
America
Jan
l^g Jan
3
Oct
Oct
49%
5
4%
lV
Oct
24%
80
.
.
3
Thermit
&
Feb
90%
For footnotes
Iron
Aug
116
700
109% 111 %
5%
Mfg
Jan
5 */s
99
,24%
101%
24%
99
58 %
North
Jun
3%
1
Peroleums
Textile
16 Va
15%
of
15%
1,800
Co
Merrill
Metal
10
50
117% 118
101%
£1
Breweries
14 Va
Oct
5
5
B)
Co
&
Steel
Feb
10%
90
Hardware
Jun
3,900
Co
Midland
25% July
15%
Co
2 Va July
12
10c
Co
&
Mfg
62% Aug
2% Jun
6%
90
Insurance
1% May
Aug
Aug
Mar
4
5%
common
Aircraft
Corp
Oil
4
Industrial
International
Oct
4
Inc
Johnson
52% July
26%
1
4,000
3%
HA
.
Rubber
&
Tire
Midland
37/a
100
12
capital stock—*
Enterprises Inc
2%
11,900
44,500
3Va
common
(The
Aug
2% Mar
1,500
17%-*17%
Jun
4*% July
10"% May
800
12%
8*%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd__100
Industrial
Mead
Menasco
Minnesota
5
reg
3,200
HA
Inc
Service
(AG)
National
ord
2
13%
3%
Inc
Publications
W)
Michigan
Michigan
Apr
Imperial Chemical Industries—*
rets
(J
Mays
Missouri
I
(Canada)
1%
25c
Ltd
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Feb
li
Amer
dep
Imperial Oil
36% Mar
Jan
Inc.
G)
Communication
Jan
2.50
Inc
Hygrade Food Products
50
1,200
13%
5
International
Marconi
3%
1,400
110
900
2-/8
13%
2
Manischewitz
ll'/a
13%
:5
*
15%
49 Va
2%
13%
50c
(The)
Stores
Oct
27%
stock.*
Manufacturing Co
(R
Public
Maine
Mangel
Aug
12%
117%
17%
49%
15%
49 %
•
'
5V8
Sporting Goods—___
Magna Oil Corporation
Aug
26
•
i.
2%
Jan
13 Va
Chain—
Macfadden
1%
13
100
5
Apr
3
37/s
Mages
8%
27
♦
Co
common
19%
1% July
14 Va Feb
M
35%
*
*
Sep
17% Jun
'
11% May
Corp
400
11%
3%
—
-*
Steel
3,300
15
Baking
Locke
2,400
9
•
14 Va
200
5,900
2%
200
Common
3 %
5%
5%
18
2%
Sep
May
28 Vb Mar
12l/a
■;
Groceterias second
Loblaw
2%
'
•
Refining
Lock &
Hydro-Electric
1% July
409
5V2
15'/a-*16%
9%
2%
|_
Jan
Oct
3% May
33%
5%
15%
27%
& Co
May
1 %
400
,
8%
33%
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a_
A)
Sep
Oct
24
5
A
Jan
92
60c
class
Jun
3
1,600
■
• ,1
2
.•
35
Sep
11% July
12%
common
Industries
33% •137%
"2%
Mines
2Vs
3%
1
_25c
preferred
Hubbell
55
1
Inc
Inc
&
5%
300
1
i.
B
&
Horn
57%
*
Co
(Geo
Horn
57
1
Holly Stores Inc.—
Holophane Cr> common
Hoimel
34
5
Corporation
Horder's
800
2.o0
Hollinger
Home
39 %
10c
Inc
A
Industries
Holly
i, Jdj
38%
•
Co.
Hofmann
3
io%
100
& Co Inc common
(R)
Litton
McDonnell
38%
8%
Jun
18%
5%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5 °/o
cumulative
preferred
McKee
11%
36
25
1,700
Aug
University
Petroleums
Jan.
22%
*
850
19%
18
:
5
Co
Refineries
Tourneau
Aug
6,000
lc
pfd
common
Le
16%
15%
400
35%
•'
5 %
common
Products
Co
Mfg
Class
Co
Electric
Leonard
Liberal
13%
iJ V2
100
Galion
Hevi-Duty
Hce
5%%
Realty
Jan
12% ' ■>
~1%
common
Co
Lefcourt
Sep
10%
60
4
3%
5%
common
28%
Feb
Jan
23 Va
common
9
35
25c
&
E)
Extension
Inc
Michigan
~1%
preferred
,.4%
Salle
8v2
12,200
78
_10c
Co
Rubenstein
Heller
La
Jan
40
.^76
75
1
—
Stores
Mining
27%
Jan
28%
2% July
100
82
10c
Corp
Dept
Hecla
Jan
Jan
Delaware—;
of
Sessions
Apr
1% Mar
Jan
liy8 Apr
1,500
18
.
80
2
Bishop Inc
22
3%
Lynch
26
71,100
:-+ s
18
_1
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Havana Lithographing Co.
200
19%
Lunkenheimer
7/a
■
25
25 Va
1
Jan
1
Harnischfeger Corp
Hartford Electric Light
Harvard
Brewing Co
Hastings Mfg Co
;
Va
Mar
4%
106
—1
Jan
35
1
Sep
2% May
19%
Ltd
16%
10
Company
Corp
99%
3^ Apr
20
75 pesos
A—
10%
7,300
3 y4
10% ■'11 VB
2
270
12% Jun
300
Corp
Jun
•
Co
700
18%
1
Jan
H
Lamp
3%
100 Va
Feb
21 Va
Industries Inc
Lanston
Mansfield
'■& 1%
2%
76
500
25
15%
5
Jun
66
*
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Hall
S
Mesabi
!
16%
1
37%
350
189%
1%
82
6% May
2
21 %
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana
Land
& Exploration
Industries—
&
4% Feb
.4,900
is
33%c
_
Apr
380
127% 131
3%
100
2%
3%
„•
*
_
15%
1% July
100
2%
9
4%
4%
20c
Co
Sep
6V2
10%
2% Mar
1
•
50
Co
Feb
17
950
11%
5
common:
Inc
5
B
2Y4
Apr
7,600
hi
1
Company
Land
9c
Apr
5
9% May
300
il
26%
2%
Feb
26%
1
10%
3,7°0
% 2
%
69
1%
300
.
2,300
16%
19%
1
24
1,300
17 »/4 -17%
2%
7%
3
5
7%
10,200
9% ao
5
A
Class
Apr
Aug
6% Aug
19"% July
4U May
150
10%
"l%
Feb
•
HiS
2
25%
1
11%
400
1
Company
Films
22
1%
4,400
27%
50c
Freehold
48% Mar
Jan
3%
10c
Feb
Jan
Jun
Sep
4
;
Chemical
&
Grass
Grlesedleck
77/a
Oct
50
Hydraulics
Grldoil
14%
Sep
2%
1
Co
common:
Inc
Non-voting common
7%
1st preferred
Sweet
Mar
101%
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
Great Lakes
18
97%
1
Great Amer Industries
Great
2 %
15,100
10
Rapids Varnish
Manufacturing
Co
Gary
17%
50
•
Consolidated
Goodman
Gorham
Jan
Oct
100
B
Aug
27/b
100 %
2%
Ltd
Corp
Mines
&
39 %
_1
class
12 Vb
Jan
.7.50
Foundry
Corp
200
10
Inc
Co
(Adolf)
Goldfield
Co.
Corp
Distillers
Glenmore
Shores
Lakey
Lamson
2
•
&
Lake
Lamson
6,900
1
Co
Gladding
Consolidada
La
8% Aug
108 *%
*
common
Gilchrist
Oct
2%
2% Aug
Ik Oct
•
10c
_
Forge
2% May
7% May
1
Yellowknife
Gilbert
Feb
Apr
10%
200
8%
42,400
.
2.50
Co
Stores
Jan
*
Corp
Apr
6%
'
U
2%
5
Corp
Jan
15%
*
$5
preferred
Gerity
May
2,000
5%
20
Corporation
Power
-
Jan
7
1,000
•
common
preferred
Stores
113
Aug
6%
—5
Plywood
9%
2%
n
25c
_
Stores Inc
Rubber Co
B)
1%
£1
reg—
Indus
convertible
32% Sep
Jun
4%
1,000
2Va
2%
5%
5%
.'
5
Oils Ltd
Brewing
Lear
General
5 %
Jun
27
106*4
Ltd—
Co
dep
com__l
1__25
General
»
100
f"4 %
2%
Mar
3
1
1_.
&
Dept
(I
5%
*
Supply
Electric
American
:29%
~4%
warrants
Co—
convertible
General
29%
1
8
V
Oct
9% May
100
common
5% Aug
13%
5%4'
17% July
8%
preferred
Mfg Co
Mar
3%
_
Krueger
16%
General
17
16%
Lighting common
preferred
Hotels
17,300
16%
Gellman
90 Va
Oct
_50c
Co
Minerals
(S)
Kleinert
20,800
~8%
•
Oct
11%
84
11%
pfd. .100
4%%
Products.
Kirkland
4
1
common
83%
4
cumulative
7%
5
Co
50
2,400
84
n%
1
Company
County
4%
4%
Co.
Power
2,200
6%
Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Gatineau
4,800
2%
5%
Corp
(Del)
Oil
Kingston
4%
4
3%
1.25
11%
,
>
Electric
(Walter)
138% July
July
10%
.150
& Company
&
Co
Kin-Ark
7
w
1
Inc
Company
A)
Kidde
•
111% May
Sep
3,000
2%
*
Company
Kennedy's
Jan
11%
5%
10%
"
common
-
Chemical
Kobacker
Sales
Beer
(Thei
(Geo
8%
/
Drug
Kawneer
Apr
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
Pitt
De
Puller
Canada—
Sep
3%
(D)
Gas
Kawecki
Oct
16,500
2\k
7%\-
43%!. 45 %
-
5%
_10c
Ltd—
Industries
Kansas
x25% July
Apr
10%
2.50
Ltd
9%
Jan
19%
5%
K
Feb
800
%'. 22
2%>
7%
44%
Co Inc
Line
21
2H
10
Inc
Stores
Tiger
9
21%
10c
Corp
(Phila)
Hi
(M
Flusimmons
1
:
General
Flsbman
1
A
Instrument
&
Association
Firth
class
Co
Camera
Glass
Oils
Kaiser
Katz
Pactor
Apr
10% Mar
7
-
% Mar
2% Mar
Oct
12
-rr
■
—
40%
Jan
400
"1
Corp
Jan
11,000
8%
—1
J
Co
f
6% Aug
Sep
c
_
Jan
Feb
Jan
6"%
t
Apr
28 Vb
357/8
pfd. .100
v
1
Oil
High
23% Mar
45%
f
4%
300
,.33%c
_
Feb
Va
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
8 Va
7 %
_10c
Co
Inc
400
7%!
6
Apr
8
3.90%
Low
35 Va
1
Air Chute
"3,700
x9%
"■7 %
...
15%
Irving
8%
Manufacturing
35% Apr
4% Jan
105 Va
3o VB
5
_
Bange Since Jan. 1
High
,
21
capital stock.*
Public Service Co
Fireman
v
6%
9%
6
16,700
Iron
•
Jan
Oct
24
3%
40 %
•
Low
36 % Mar
Royalty
Feb
Sep
94
1,000
•/Iowa
r
Company
Shares
•
A.
_
Resistance
Ironrite
10
10
v
Oil
11% July
Jan
1,700
95
24% May
9% Jan
>
International
for Week
•
Industries
International
July
'
10
common-
V
IuVb July
8% July
Metal
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Prlee
Cigar Machinery
i«
4
Last
International
26 %
10
~3%
1
or
;
4,400
3%-
-12 -
1
Eureka
425
8%
Week's
Friday
1OCKS
International
-. -v
7,100
—10
Co
Eureka
Apr
95
1
preferred—
Corp com
Manufacturing
Esquire Inc
19%
5
preferred:
Ere
Jan
11%'
<11%
—10c
Steel
1st
17y4
%;
4
pfd „100
.
100
l'ff
%/
26%: 26%
11%
5C
19
Par
16%
1
America
common
&
cum
%
26 %
OCTOBER
High
Low
24
i
8
—1
common
of
convertible
8%
1
Millwork Corp:
Manufacturing Co
Emsco
ENDED
American Stock Exchange
17%
■
23
8%
5
common.
Air Freight Corp
District Electric 5%
Empire
WEEK
s>
iHioh
17 %
1
Inc
Equity Corp
Erie
A.
Share
&
Corp
El-Tronics
12
class
Limited
Bond
Electronics
Empire
Low
30
Electrographic
Emery
FOR
Since Jam. 1
■:
beneficial
ol
preierred
Corporation
Elder
Shares
Sugar Associates—
Common
Edo
RANGE
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par.
Eastern
Sales
Range
4
National
Union
Meter
Nestle
Le
Mur
Electric
Corp
common
Co common
_30c
8% Aug
Jan
3%
Sep
200
21%
200
12% May
7,400
3^ Jan
10 vb
500
22%
14
3%
4
10
Oct
138
22
13%
22%
_37/b
10
Sep
17% Jan
17%
Jan
5%
Jun
4 Va
Jun
25
14%
7
12%
July
Sep
Mar
Apr
29% May
18%
1,900
30%
30%
30%
200
27
Jan
31% Aug
23%
23 Va
23%
100
24
Jan
29
Apr
33%
Apr
17%
17%
28% Sep
~7 Va
8%
19,600
3
Jan
8%
Oct
4%
4 Va
1,100
4
Jun
6%
Feb
3
3%
4,900
2% Aug
29%
8%
_3%
5
1
Oct
2%
31 V«
4,400
4%
4%
100
—
Neptune
3%
4 /8
28%
4
Feb
Jun
4% May
36
5%
July
Sep
1
The Commercial and Financial
(1712)
Chronicle
...
Monday, October 22, 1956
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Jiidhj
Last
STOCKS
Par
New
Bristol
Oils
New
British
Dominion
New
Chamberlain
New
England
New
Haven
50c
New
Oil
Tel
&
&
50c
Jersey
Zinc-
New
Mexico
&
Pacific
New
Coal
New
Park
New
Process
Superior
New
York
New
York
Noma
Mines..
Lites
Corporation
Norden-Ketay Corp_
North
Class
North
North
Airlines'
Penn
Nuclear
RR
Ind
7,000
1%
32,000
2%
2%
53%
A
of
..
__
3
Aug
13
Aug
16
Jan
Servomechanisms
Aug
64
Jan
Sefcon
Oct
13%
Apr
Shattuck Denn Mining
100
ir>
i
9%
3%
Jan
4
2 t'c
Feb
5ft May
Jun
8%
3%
17.400
3'/b
Oct
3%
8%
9.000
7%
Oct
14%
Jan
9%
86%
49% Aug
4%
Jan
7% Aug
15,800
11%
UVa
50
1,600
8 '/b
85
Sep
80
87%
Oct
103%
Jan
Silver
Oct
6%
Feb
Silver-Miller
Oct
2%
Jan
1
m
39" %
90
2%
2 %
3 Vh
4.500
2
1 %
1 %
1'%
5,000
1%
14%
Apr
Class
Aug
Silex
Mar
91
Ogden
Oil
Corp
Ohio
Brass
Ohio
common..
Power
Okalta
class
4%%
_
B
_
_
3%
50c
__
3%
18 %
17 Va
_•
common..
Company common..
Corp common
cumulative
Omar
2%
25
^
Gas
5%%
&
1st
Electric
6%
1st
preferred
4.36%
Pacific
red
1st
preferred
Lighting $4.50
$4.40
dividend,
Apr-
16
200
106'%
2a0
32
50u
dividend
dividend
Pacific
Pacific
Power
&
102'%
33%
Smith
Soss
Petroleum
Pan
Oil
Israel
Pantepec Oil
Paramount
Chemical
Class
Co
cumulative
preferred—
preference,:
29%
Jan
4.48%
25,
24
Aug
Sep
27%
Jan
4.32%
cumulative
preferred—
Jan
4.24%
cumulative
preferred
Aug
cumulative
preferred:
Petroleum
*
92
89%
39 %
90%
3
3
1G
99 %
%
6
—lc
4
16%
15%
8%
7%
East
Pulp
Co
&
61%
Standard
$1.60
$1.25
Pump
Reis
(Robert)
Jan
8%
Jan
%
1,500
6%
7
2%
18 %
Reiter-Foster
Feb
7
Staifdard
Rico
Rio
Rokeach
Rolls
(I)
dep
1,600
4%
rets
Oct
Sep
14%
Oct
Oct
26%
Jan
1%
1,500
1%
Oct
16%
2,900
12%
Jan
18%
1,800
94%
Sep
107%
800
6 %
Oct
7%
Jan
6%
Aug
6
6'/a
26
600
1%
5
100
26
1'%
24
1,400
Feb
July
1 %
July
5%
1,200
5%
21%
Sep
700
21%
Jun
9%
3.100
62%
62%
200
.
.
7%
53
Fffo
Feb
50 % May
58
500
11% Mar
14%
%
33.
6
4;
u
33
%
3,(A/0
13—
4%
Oct
Royalite
Oil
Co
Ryan Consolidated
Ryerson & Haynes
1
St
*
:
Oct
1%
900
19%
Jan
46%
Lawrence
San
Carlos
San
For
Feb
1%
55 V3
57 %
600
Va
9%
4,800
34 '/b
500
9
:
B__
Corp
Co
;
1
*
common,
6 Va
I
900
16'%
16 Va
16%
400
—
»
common„5
Inc
5 Va
—■
5
14 Va
14%
300
1
2%
2%
2%
10c
2%
2 Va
2%
common
1/128
1/128
1/64
31V4-
31'A
(Hugo) Corp,,
Shop Inc
&
(S)
&
'.
*
.
27
5
26
Corporation
2 Va
July
2,500
27%
v
100
2'/a
Oct
13,100
29
Jun
17%
Jan
19%
300
14%
800
4'A
4%
7,700
15 Va
15%
400
600
4Vb
100
42%
4%
—1
16% May
14 Vb Oct
3%
®5c
l.l
Sunset
Internat Petrol Corp.—
Portland Cement Inc
Superior Tool «te Die Co
.
Swan
Finch
Oil
Talon
Inc
8
Class
A Jan
'
175
90
Oct
18%
1,700
17
Oct
17%
100
B
16%
Jan
A
Oil
Power
&
Shovel
30 % Mar
70c
29%
Jun
24
32 %
Jun
Tishman
Mar
29%
Jan
45% July
15% Jan
25%
Jan
13%
Feb
May
18 %
Jan
Sep
4%
Sep
6%
6V'a
7%
8,200
4 Vb
Jan
6
534-
6 V8
8%
24,900
5
Oct
8%
Feb
14%
900
xl4
Oct
17%
Jan
Ve
300
18
Oct
1%
2%
19,500
1 %
Jan
2%
,1.50
1.25
1
1
1
2 Vb
6
2%
85 ' '
_...
,1.400
4,500
25
3
2
%
8'A
2 V*
2
i
200
2 Vb
Amer deposit rets
Inc
3%
3%
%r
Mining
Feb
Trans
Fleb
Tri-Continental
True
Oct
Jun
18%
Oct
3%
Sep
7% May
5% Jan
29% May
3% Feb
37% July
6% July
3%
3%
1.500
4
4
1,600
5 %
~4
5 1
8
400
5
Jun
6%
Aug
Jan
75%
Lux
preferred—
of
%
Ulen
Co
Union
Gas Co
Union
Investment
Union
15
19 % May
July
Inc
7%
,
—„
1
150c
class A,
1.25
1
100
6% May
89 Va Sep
2%
4%
2%
200
2%
Feb
7%
7%
778
2,100
4V8
Feb
4V8
Sep
4^4
4%
3,300
3
2%
3%
15,100
2'3
1 g
2 74
2,7r
8,800
3%
12
3%
3%
400
6% Mar
9%
102
3%
8V2
6%
1% Mar
5,
1 i96
Jan
213
3
Feb
Jan
Jan
Aug
Aug
Apr
July
Aug
4
Apr
13% July
11%
12
22,500
9 Va
Jan
35 %
36
200
29%
Feb
40
31 Vb
*
Feb
34 Va
Apr
5%
Jun
8
Mar
July
Company
5%
10c
Corp
56%
Co
200
7%
7
5
of Canada
5%
3.600
56 Va
200
5% Mar
46
7%
Oct
Va
Jan
64
Sep
8%
A
Feb
10%
Sep
26% Mar
23
Jun
5%
6%
2,500
5
July
612
4,300
610
Oct
United
7,'6
Elastic
100
30%
Jun
United
Milk
37
Aug
6% Aug
8
Jan
Jun
United
N.J
Oct
10%
Jan
United
Profit
Amer
22% Mar
dep
__i
Corp
Molasses Co
Apr
United
Corp
*
Products
11%
Feb
Jan
Apr
6 Va
92%
.TVa Mar
12
678
Feb
21%
Feb
Yards of Omaha—
20
Aircraft Products common,,_50c
Oct
29,200
Jan
Jan
16%
5x5 May
Stock
5%
2 R
4%
14
25%
Asbestos
10%
"lis
400
Jun
Jun
United
%
2
3,600
2%
9
20% Aug
United
65%
series_20
14%
17%
10c
Ltd
Chemical
5,400
Apr
14'A
17%
warrants
Management
Unexcelled
3.000
Sep
19
Aug
19% Sep
2
Sep
14%
*
10%
24%
1,900
u
75'a
21%
600
1
A
Corp,—
7%
9
10,400
11
21'A
1734
100
Nevada—-
Temper Corp
United
73%
1|0%
■
1
70c
Airways class
Oils
Jun
3%
3 Va
2VB
10
20%
i
■
10
25c
90%
Tonopah
3%
12%
49% Mar
Jan
2%
39
23%
Feb
Aug
99 %
1,100
July
700
4,200
Jan
3,900
56 %
400
34 Vb
7»/2
Corp,.
4 % %
Oct
5,000
16
Jan
Jan
47%
7
Oil
Edison
Aug
4%
44%
Oct
27'/a
46%
3%
10c
—_
Trunz Inc
15Vb
101%
90
Toklan
Jan
40
1%
Sd£
93
Industries
Aug
Oct
99
32 'A
__
Jan
%
125
X2
Oil
17% July
51% Jun
2
1,400
Jan
Cuba
30%
'
Jun
Empire
Jan
Apr
2,100
%
101'A
1 iV
Trans
12%
101
63 Va
Jan
200
3'/b
%'
-
Jan
100
Apr
12%
Apr
July
700
70%
12%'
13%
1U
~8%
16%
Oct
79%
Jun
Apr
8%
2 'A
1U
Trans ,Cont
Feb
16%
35
77%
Trans'Caribbean
25
Oct
Jan
5s
Apr
2
12%
24'/a
£1
Sep
Aug
2%
900
2,900
11,400
20
58 %
400
3%
Aug
registered
13%
23 '2
44%
July
8%
■
ord
Feb
13%
—
52
,Amer deposit rets def registered
Shipyard Corp common
„
Jan
82%
2,400
14 Vs
•
'
•
.,
^
Construction
Feb
180
86
Oct
30 V2
30
1
&
10 %
5%
x!3a4
a
■
Inc
37%
3,500
series,20
.1
8'A
Security Trust Co Ltd—
59
28
28 %
20
preferred 4.40%
Petroleums Ltd
30%
,1
Co
Trans
6 Va
2%
1
_8
xl3%
common
Toledo
"
Xl4
•
preferred—
Markets
Inc
Realty
xl4
25c
Todd
V/s
Apr
Jan
1
6 Va May
Jan
15
4'A
1,1
^
Co
Roofing
Tobacoo
31%
13%
Feb
43 Va
1
convertible
Tilo
Feb
65
Oct
Sep
19 Va
4 Va
7
Light $4.56 pfd
Thompson-Starrett
15% Mar
2,600.
56 Va
27%
22
43 Va
.■
5
common
Calgary Co
250
65
Jan
Vs Oct
43 Va
5
Corporation,;
Texas
Thew
500
12%
5Vb
33% Mar
1
common
Texas
Oct
52
3% Mar
5
common,,
Co
Inc
Jan
Oct
.
Jan
July
9
II
1
common,,,
Electric
22% July
20 Ve May
104%
11%
■%
JaJn
Jan
18
15
*
Corp
class
Tampa
514 May
21%
1
18%
'■»' '■
1/128 Oct
19 VB
14'/a
common
Ray Drug common
Supermarkets Corp,—
Feb
%4'A
—1
„_
Jun
Oct
23,000
V
'
Co
16%
14 Vb
2,000
'
Bt
Technicolor
43%
Apr
12%
1
.
(J
Feb
26
40
Oct
Aug
42
Feb
Jan
32
Apr
9% Mar
10%
25 Va
•
42%
Jan
66 %
13 %
Jan
18Vb
26
4%
Oct
Oct
8 Va
5%
1
Canada ordinary
Corporation,;
%
&
Sep
25%
Oct
July
300
(A)
Thorofare
25%
Jan
6% May
23 Va
Sep
20%
4V2%
Jan
79 Va Mar
Jan
£1
37
47b
16%
Jan
9%
1
page
1,700
3,000
32,000
29;
57%
100
2.50
see
56
6% May
6% Aug
Oct
%
1
33 Va
9 Va
34
Jan
4% July
24
125
14%
'
footnotes
250
20%
1V2
57 %
8,200
6
6'/a
209
3
Cumulative
Sapphire
6%
28
5%
Aug
69 Va
1,600
15%
preferred
6 Vb
27
Mar
6 Va
of
"500
13,700
Diego
Cumulative
6 %
Apr
5
6%
>
69 Va
21%
,5
Gas & Electric Co—
Cumulative preferred 5% series
5
"b
82
Aug
4% Mar
Feb
6%
91%
Oct
3 Vb
5%
.26%
1
Iric
65
Aug
6
Va
pfd F—100
Corp Ltd common
2,900
Jan
9%
Apr
9%
18
50c
Milling Co Ltd—
200
6%
Feb
Jun
16%
s
Salem-Brosius
65 Va
6
5%
Jan
9
18 Va July
4 %
26%
—
>
100
65
V'4
6
19%
Superior
Apr
17%
-
13
common
8%
Jun
3Vs
21%
1
II
5%
13% May
3,900
_20
Co
700
400
•
Feb
1
Company,,!
6%
15
8%
1%
js
Thiokol Chemical Corp
,10
Petroleum
6 Vz
14%
5%
iThe;
6'/b
91
'—
common
6'/2
■
Jan
Feb
9%
18
5
Ltd
Russeks Fifth Ave
Russell (The F C)
Ryan Aeronautical
25 Va
27
Feb
Stroock
Mar
14
1
_100
Inc
Sep
6%
Texam
com,I—3
—
Roosevelt-Raceway
500
22
100
Stop
512 May
5,200
35%
1
reg
25% May
22
205b
—
common.
Tube class
15%
"
■
9%
Cable
Oct
22
Sep
~"~l
1965V
Sep
22%
*"—
10
Rights
Aug
450
Sep
2274
5%
Stinnes
9% July
13%
40
700
400
5 Ve
Stylon
52 Va
300
23 V«
23
—1
Sunrise
4 Va
40%
22%
1
Sun
13%
40'/a
23%
•
19 V*
Jan
51%
40%
23%;
19
Apr
4%
48% July
45% July
Sep
7
13%
28% July
Sep
Aug
Jan
51'%
58 Va
Sep
44 %
4 Vb
2%
69
Sep
25%
14% May
Stetson
28 % Mar
25%
49
.22%
_—__iO
Sterling Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del),
Jan
%
6
10
700
__
50c
Sterling Aluminum Products
Apr
96 Vb
49
26%
—
__1
;
Co
Inc
Sterling Brewers
A May
16%
6 Vs
aP—_
2
94%
52%
ord
Jan
49
26%
.
Sep
15%
Starrett
Feb
2%
10%
6'/b
l
Corp common—
Roosevelt Field Inc,
Aug
1,800
Stein
11%
Ltd—
American
Rome
40%
2,300
8% Mar
4.200
Inc__
4%
Jan
33%
5%
Jan
12.400
Engineering—5
Elec
700
16%
Parts
16 Vb
10c
Sons Inc
&
Royce
36'/a
17%
Co
14
Valley Gas Co—
Rochester Gas &
Aug
363/8
6% July
5Va
Steel
•
common
3
19
Feb
17
l
Jan
Jan
16 Va
Apr
8%
Corp——50c
to
9
5 Va
7%
12%
—IIH*
extended
400
.Mar
4%
lb%
SeP
1%
*
Argentine Minihg Co—
Grande
Vtc
lb'/a
9% May
42% Mar
1
Steel
•
Inc
14
16
42.
Jan
5% Mar
7
1
Feb
l
preferred—
Electric &
Remington Arms Co
Rice-Stix
7% May
4V8
Feb
Standard
22% Mar
14%
16%
Shares
1
Oil
500
July
Standard-Thomson Corp
Aug
15%
95
Products
Standard
Feb
4%
60 % Mar
3%
5%
Co
Reliance
12'/a
~
1
Packaging Corp
Convertibie preferred
Jun
li'd
800
2%
Feb
21%
Co__
&
3,300
12 '/a
1
Forgings Corp.————,
7
8%
common
convertible
Reda
"5% ~5%
20
Standard
I6V2
13
—I—I
Pile
Corp
5% Mar
•
common
Standard
Sep
5%
common,
Concrete
2,700
-5
preferred—
Sep
21%
Electrotype (The) Co
Packing po common—
Reading Tube
2%
6/8
July
'
—1
Factors Corp,
Jan
Jun
6
Dredging Corp
convertible
16%
1
Q
Power •Co——
Raymond
2,100
b'J/a
II
„i
,
;—
10 Vs
Jan
Vb
Inc
Jan
29% May
Rath
3%
26%
-2
Standard
Apr
£
Rapid
3 VB
-1
1
Jun
Jan
6
6
1
'
Inc
8%
13
4 Va
800
Co
Standard
Feb
6%
2.50
Timber
46% Mar
'
Line
Industries toe
Standard Oil :•( Ky)
•13%
6,800
_
Sound
Jan
20c
Service of Colorado—
4,,/4%
cumulative preferred,
Stahl-Meyer
Oct
52%
Hi
Public
Pyle-National
Aug
Jan
2.50
Dome
Mfg Co
Providence Gas
20% July
Jan
100
20%
io
Mines Ltd—
Inc
Feb
-25
—
Southland Royalty Co—
Spear & Company,,
Spencer Shoe Corp
110% May
.105'/a
7%
200
,'i;
♦
:
Aug
5%
1.100
1
25c
common
4
2%
%
20
IIIII1
America
Progress
6%
Materials
Pipe
Oct
600
4
Southern
Jan
56%
4%
56
'
,
^o
—
37%
36%
preference——__25
25
California
Southern
Feb
%
900
1%
l
A—
400
_
20%
pesos
.
500
■
7%
6%
4 %'
-
-
ioc
Inc
M
3,000
Southern
101%
1%
66,60')
convertible
106% Mai-
'
3% July
60
Jun
96.400
u
8%
_]
—
P
6%
%
Jan
'
_2.50
common—
of
Feb
15%
i
Corp of Canada common
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd—
Pratt <fc Lambert Co
Inc
Oct
15%
7%
—11—1
Alexander
Metals
Jan
99%
4
_2 50
Telephone Co
Pressed
12%
150
8%
(Mass).20
Power
Prentice-Hall
12,200
4 VB
■
'/a
l
&
16%
15%
2
~
Jan
2
2,100
16'A
III
1
Rico
Oct
5%
-——2
Piper Aircraft Corp
common,—,
Powdrell
89 %
i
-
common
Oct
230
104 %
Oct
100%
5%
%
1 Bol
—
Polaris Mining Co__
Poloron products
class
90%
78 %
vtc—2 Bol
Minerals—
Scale
60
3
16 %
Governor common—
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Pneumatic
1,900
Corp -2
2
90%
*
Pittsburgh <fc Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co_„____
Pleasant Valley Wine Co_
39%
V
_:25
:25
99 %
Carp
25% July
■..
.25
Feb
II
Pierce
13
Jan
5%
.25
26%
103%
iHi
Co„_10
Oct
1674
25
Oct
——1—2
Tel
11%
12 Va
.25
convertible
25%
original preferred
4.08%
37% Mar
-
700
4
12.50
.50
300
93
Rep
2,600
Edison—
25%
96%
——
Philippine Long Dist
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co__
common
25'%
—i
Co
Co
California
5%
270
•"»
11%
1
-1
4.56%
94%
iV Aus
4
31 Vb Mar
3 Va
-1
1
4.88%
23%
1
.tub
Oct
23VB
t
common
common,
Feb
22%
U Oct
Va
•
*
Jan
share
Pep Boys (The)
Peppcrell Manufacturing
Perfect Circle Corp—;
Southern
Corp
Oil
2 % Mar
22%
'f._____1
II
Corp i
Manufacturing
Penn
Aug
5% Mar
Feb
32% July
11
51
•
38 Va
22%
=
*
Paper Mills
Jan
300
%
487'b Aug
Feb
6-?u
(Howard)
Coast
Jan*
4yB Jun
13,900
"
28%
200
34%
1
2% July
28% Mar
38 Va
*
29%
24 %
11.O00
Jun
July
31%
—
-20
Sep
23
5u0
Vb
-1
1
,
Sep
.
1%
%
u
♦
25'A
|
2,400
9 '"4
25%
23
44%
l%
13%
26%
93
31 %
Sep
11,100
400
100
Sep
24%
'
2,000
«400
26%
26 '/«
_♦
Company
Aircraft
34'/a Mar
25
Corp
Canada Ltd—
Traffic C'o—
Piasecki
Sep
Corp
class A
&
-28 %
Jan
21% Get
600
3%
1.30O
,
B
Oils
300
Jan
43%
14%
27%
of
Peruvian
29%
105 Va
3 "/a
rets ord registered
-£1
£1
Electronics & Telev Corp,,10c
LOc
South
Feb
Sep
Sep
13%
2 6 '/•«
Parkersburg-Aetna
Patino
37%
Aug
98
13%
25%
1
Aj
Amer
Oct
»
vtc———-
(C A)
Motors
Parker Pen
(C
32%
123
2%
i«
Aug
6% Aug
Jan
May
21%
~4
%
97 Va
4
~3%
25%
common..,
Pancoastal
2,000
4
Jan
102
25
.
Aug
10%
, . .
'30
99
aj
Sep
27 7
.
,
600
1%
*3 %
Sep
Apr
11%
Jan
Se p
Jan
68
300
21%
2
2%
7%
1,100
•
dep
Sonotone
Sep
5 %
113% 116
21%
Stick Airways Inc
131% Mar
Sep
Jan
23
32%
pfd—IIliOO
Light 5%
85%
%
7%
AUg
Mar
15 V8 May
41%. Mar
21%
25c
25
preferred
£0 J
5,000 fr
Publications—
25%
i
Northern
2,900
7%
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Skiatron
Jan
18
14% July
29 %
25
cum
Page-Hersey Tube*,
Quebec
6%
Amer
Jan
July
32%
32 3.4
25
preferred!
Airlines—
Petroleums
Ltd
Puget
6%
6
Jan
40 '/a
Shares
A~ 25
preferred
preferred,-.-...
$4.75
$4.36
Pacific
Preston
4% July
100
30''a
25
„.
R
Singer
89% Mar
Jan
300
0%
105 "2
30%
pfd„25
1st preferred
5% redeemable 1st preferred
5%' redeemable 1st pfd series
4.80% red 1st preferred
4.50% red 1st preferred',-
Porto
Aug
5 Vh
16
1
5%
Penn
69'/b
3%
Jan
5Vp
11%
<1
^
preferred
Pattern common
South
Pacific
Park
675
76
Hit
Ltd
Simpson's Ltd common
Singer Manufacturing Co
Jan
5
1
Securities—
2,200
!,;
111%
1,8(10
84 °/b
10c
convertible
Simplicity
65 % Mar
Jan
Aug
0%
okiep Copper Co, Ltd Amer .shara&wlOs
Overseas
12%
52%
98
Jan
7%
1
Mines
American
$3
Jan
2
Corp
Silvray Lighting Inc.
Aug
250
74 %
7
Inc
20%
280
2
5
Jan
Jaji
1%
10%
99
3
2/% aaay.
lava
11%
6 '/a
5
V
14% Mar
100
b
116
2
A:
Precision
Simmons-Boardman
Aug
62
2%
76
1
—
preferred
3%
7,500
18%
2% July
101
101
90c
..
3,300
3%
58 Va
IIlOO
preferred..
Ltd
Town
40c
O
Co
Oils
Okonite
Old
1
60J
.21-/4
Oct
Hep
20,300
2
•
—
—
common
Creek
Sirnca
Company
B
Co
17%
%
Ofcc
14
10%
13%
10%
3
common
Signal Oil & Cras Co class A—
6 %
Sep
*
Jun
Sicks Breweries Ltd
Apr
3U
"7%
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Op— 10c
—
Oct
19%
Jan
1,900
1%
,100
_;
of Canada
America
20
Jun
I74
2,900
1
13% July
of
Oct?
15%
14 Vb
6
25
—
49
Corp
19 %
200
11%
17 '/a
*
—
Oct
Aug
1,600
37,700
•*.
*
Jun
9%
Sep
la
13%
5
-
36
200
44%
3li
2
20c
.
;
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
10%
17%
_1
common
Sep
22%
16
Vs.
_1
Shoe
2,500
11%
43
6
11 Ye
4%
Oct
77'b
6
_
Jan
3 Vb
1
1
—
•
,y Sep
17%
Apr
10%
2
10c
Inc
Sherwin-Williams
3%
14
12.50
Sherman
5%
20.700
,1
20
%'
3
10%
Apr
800
40
17
10%
;.
High
Jan
5%
-—1
1
Shawihigan Water & Power
Products Inc
Oct
2.400
6,200
•i)
Low
5,200
9%
19%
3%
1
,—
;
common
3!.!
A
Oceanic
Leather
7
3%
42 V2
*
—
Feb
Selby Shoe Co
Sentry Safety Control
Serrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America
2July
86 % May
6:%
1
100
America-
Sep
Jan
Sep
19%
—
51
_
11
{,7
11
.1
—
Airlines
Inc_a
3
3
8%
—
pfd
Corp General—
Bros
2
550
55
11
n
25
4%%
Western
Seernan
9%
1
50c
Seaboard
Aug
1
l.'«
300
'
__
3%
-
Serv
Sep
Range Since Jan. 1
High
40
J.
-
Common—
81
imio
Co
Pub
Corp
Class
1%
10
Northeast
Northern
1 %
1%
•
6%
Ltd
•
Securities
Feb
59
22% Mar
2%
•
A_
3%
Feb
Oct
Shares
7
9%
—1.
Soullin Steel Co
1.%
10c
class
Inc
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
15%
Prices
Low
.1
Feo
38%
h
Co
Feb
4,700
Sales
tor Week
Range
01
a.25c
Brick
New common
Aug
1,100
50c
*
(Dell
2%
22,300
1
-
Inc
Fisher
10%
Aug
1%
1
—
147%
Sep
1'% May
57/b
15%
1
-
...
Oils
400
Schick
Sep
50%
10
—
B
Canadian
128'%
1.90u
2{J
1%
__
_
Cement
1.790
17b
6 'M
*
Railway
American
133%"
1'%
17a
10
..
Norbute
Norfolk Southern
Oct
49%
1
...
Rosario—
—
215#
2.300
-
common
—
&
*
Ltd
Inc„_
Oil
Sayre
15'%
1
Merchandise.—
Mines
Savoy
3 % May
132
1%
1
Co
2-)V Mar
Jan
15%
'20c
;.
—-
Honduras
<fe
Rim
Nipissing
Oils
Auction
York
New
Ltd
—
Co common--..
New
Nickel
Co_
Sep
2
50
1
Land
& Oils
Mining
IAj
18,600
6
—25c
—
Arizona
48,800
2'%
Week'»
■"
Last
Par
1.V
u;
Friday
Sale Prioe
Exchange
High
2
1%
—
Min & Chem Co—— —50c
Idrjia
New
Low
High
,v
2
133'%
19
American Stock
Va
2 /'«
1
Co—_
OCTOBER
ENDED
Jan. 1
1
•
preferred
WEEK
FOR
SIOCKS
Range Sini
2
—100
Tel-——
Watch
1%
40C
Ltd—
Petroleum
Clock
conv
Share*
Low
1
Ltd—
RANGE
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
g.lM
for Week
Sharing
100
.
common
Preferred
S
—10s
common
Air
25
4|
214%
212
214%
'A
1%
•
;
—
25
25
common
10c
42 5
b
—
1
Conditioning Corp
Apr
30
202
Sep
2,200
1
Jan
7
1
—
Jan
10
Machinery
tJJiited Specialties
U
33
7%
8j>
Jan
Feb
Ltd—
rets ord registered
RR -& Canal
preferred
Shoe
33
♦
common,
42 %
43%
35
35%
1
1 %
5,600
120
«—1
11
a
8,400
2%
Jan
Feb
18% Mar
42
Sep
61% Mar
34%
Sep
39%
Feb
14%
Aug
2%
Jan
10 Vb May
1
6% Aug
230
1%
Oct
Volume 184
Number 5579
1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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>
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
OCTOBER
19
Sales
Week's
Friday
.STOCKS
Range
American Stock Exchange
Foil
S
U
class
Rubber
S
B
Reclaiming
United
States
United
Stores
Corp
Co
Vitamin
Corp
31
1
;
50c
common
American
Consolidated
(The)
Universal
Products
%
400
5
Jan
Jan
10
Apr
2,100
1% July
56%
58
15
15%
„
700
55 %
3,600
11%
28%
19
2
4%
'
^
3,500
4%
3,100
Corp
preferred
Steel Co
Vanadium-Alloys
Van
Norman
Venezuelan
Industries
;
Syndicate
Vinco Corporation
_*
32%
warrants
Coke
(issue
(issue of Oct
-4%
1,000
4
Oct
150
91
Apr
28%
34% Mar
Jun
5%
Jan
Jun
99
11%
12,500
8%
Jun
11%
5%
2,100
3%
Jun
8%
7%
5%
7%
26,500
4"%
Sep
14%
14%
600
14%
Oct
4%
4%
4%
105
Sep
l
Rio
5
1,700
2.
Oct
Apr
7%
de
Apr
Jan
Odd-lot
l'/c
ctfs
Wallace
&
W'altham
Webb
series
$6
Webster
100
preferred
17%
450
17%
Jun
23
25%
2,100
19%
Jun
26%
1%
2%
24,900
1(4
Jun
3
2%
2
2 %
34,000
1%
Sep
2%
158% 159%
1,200
__
_5
pfd
1st
2%
100
98%
30
6%
200
6 %
—
—
Stationery
4,300
54%
com
&
54%
50
20
Inc
io
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.__
5(4%
River
OI4
(R
Wilricli
Wisconsin
&.Lt
Industries
6%
(F
W)
6 %
Wright
Sep
Sep
12%
Oct
28%
Jan
3%
Oct
4%
Oct
16%
25
16,000
18%
6
%
H
Sep
4%
17(4
99
99%
70
98
Sep
13%
150
12
July
16% July
66%
17%
200
66%
7,300
-
7 Vtf
7" AT
1
1
1:1
>
400
Apr
Eastern
Ercole
of
N
Gas
&
1970
5,400
Last
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
A 6
(4s
with
A6
(4s
ex
94 (i
143(4
95%
ljj
1940
1947
debs
6s
Guantanamo
A 7s
with
12™
A7s
ex
16
Oct.
17™
Nov
Bonds
Oct.
13
Nov
Jan.
Low
No.
RR
4s
91.02
92.42
161.Off
66.49
172.99
94.11
91.95
90.96
92.45
€6.16
172.38
94.13
92.47
92.19
91.00
92.46
160.14
66.15
171.03
93.97
92.53
92.03
90.59
92.28
161.13
65.91
172,09
93.92
92.36
92.06
90.53
92.22
92.77
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Bate—
Closing
Range for 1956
Mon.
Oct.
15.™
88.19
High
Oct.
16_™
88.43
Low
Wed.
Oct.
17
88.30
Fri.
3
94.00 Aug
_™
78.87 Jan 23
Range for 1955
7
88.16
19
High
80.49 Dec
88.29
18™
Oct.
Oct.
Low
68.05 Jan 18
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Higli
65
94 %
17
102%
SBC index of stock prices based on
The
144 (4
87
98(4
stocks for the
84
83(4
89 %
groups
2
62
the closing prices of the common
major industry
and lows for the
12, 1956, for composite and by
week ended Oct.
compared with the preceding week and with highs
73
59
58
65
94
94
92(4
98%
1953™_May-Nor
$100
Oct. 12,
Composite
——_____
Manufacturing
•1956-
*—
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
+
96 (4
112
112
168
168#
Finance
Mining
53
47
50
-+-
Utility
Trade,
436.5
319.0
+1.0
-i
366.2
463.6
398.6
and
Service
™„;_™_——
426.2
419.4
+
1.6
437.6
369.4
454.7
_____—_
Goods
Transoortation
151
109
112
$47
96%
94%
97
$167
1970_™__Jan-July
Goods
Non-Durable
$25
Low
+ 1.0
341.0
440.8
High
Change
Oct. 5, '56
56
344.4
452.0
+
0.5
500.8
425.2
317.4
313.4
•f
1.3
353.0
152.5
Durable
May -Nov
RR
'
1952
coupon
151.6
+ 0.6
161.5
151.6
302.6
296.4
+ 2.1
325.5
290.7
340.3
340.0
+
0.2
383.2
326.8
_
3 ;3.2
1952
coupon
Mar-Noo
6(4%
$25
96
97
April-0ct
97
94%
$93
liq tr ctfsJL
1963
4%
$110
94
93
sutord
debentures
$95
Jan-July
95 (4
95
„_May-Nov
6 (4s
due
Power
1953
Power
3%s
extended
1st
mortgage
to
101
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
(4
96
%s
1970
—
Piedmont Hydro-Electric
A6(4s
with
A6(4s
ex
Public
Oct.
Oct
Service
Harbor
Water
97
89
97
97
96
-
97
1960
coupon
Gas
Power
$25
6s
Corp
1981__May-Nou
deb
conv
.
1962_Jan-July
1973
90
98(4
90
96(4
96%
$90
93%
Feb-Aug
$90
97
1976
,__Feb-Aug
$88
94
Feb-A up
$91
1Q0
;
1978-
series
F
1979
Gas
88%
99(4
97
A644s
Aug
ex
94
93
102%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
$89
95
90
$93%
96
93
82
80
100
with
Dec
1
Corp deb
Washington Water
1971
3s
3(is
1970
6s
1973
Western
coupon
ser
Power
1956_.
3 (4s
Union
$100
June-Dec
6s
102%
___^Jan-July
Total_
1964
June-Dec
77%
1959
77
77%
15
Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
(Col)
1946__.^
April
100%
110
series
A
A6a
series
B
Dandle
Port
7s
1951
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
1951
Wnt»ruTmri!
High
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
No.
Jan.
.
Low
—
16_—
611,185
$52,000
$2,000
51,000
Jan-July
_Jan-July
$180
$88
181%
1.1,000
.Tort
82
97%
tinu.
971
29,000
16,000
13,000
12,000
11,000
49.000
4,000
29,000
82,000
3,101,245
of
Shares
$213,000
$42,000
$45,000
$300,000
•
105
81
.15
government
Foreign corporate
99
on
1955
Jan. 1
1956
Total.
68,000
to Oct. 19
'
1955
3,101,245
3,690,499
185,859,996
187,513,237
$213,000
$264,000
200,000
45,000
39,000
$12,255,000
5,084,000
1,274,000
$13,921,000
42.000
Bonds
Domestic
$108
62,000
45,000
616.530
Week Ended Oct. 19
Foreign
Bonds
$59,000
$5,000
682,175
Total—^—
188
Total
Bonds
551,070
—
High
Stocks—No.
190
Fonetgn
Corporate
1
$80
April-Ocf
10XO
Bonds
640,285
Mon. Oct. 15—
Fri. Oct. 19
$80
Feb-Aug
rorelgn
Government
Bonds
1956
June-Dec
:
Domestic
of
Thurs. Oct. 18—
& Prov Banks—
1952
*•
£867,652,000
Week's Range
April-Oct
Valley 7s 1948
Bk of German State
A 6s
$811,083,700
Shares)
—
1947
(Germany)
ACauca
$15,910,000
Stocks
105
$100(4 102
Feb-Aug
103
Low
ABaden
796,192,600
(Number
85
76%
$103% 105
Friday
Central
766,401,900
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
39
$98(4 104
Juye-Dec
June-Aug
BONDS
Jan
14,652,000
$14,000
Transactions al the American Stock Exchange
__
~T01% 103
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
7s
14,043,000
and Industrial
Railroad
Wed. Oct. 17__
A20-year 7s
71,000,400
$221,000
—
Tues. Oct.
A20-year
445,000
44,349,800
$15,127,000
Foreign
$25
1963
A
1960
5s
Newspaper
82
1956
coupon
6s
Traction
Amerlean
111,000
$1,258,000
$6,000
Government
Bank
$25
Feb-Aug
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Penn
541,444,580
451,936,600
International
103 %
1947
Wasatch
Webb &
1955
1956
1955
8,665,559
8,175,575
Shares
Co—
1940
1
$15,127,000
to Oct. 19
Co—
Chemical
Dec
1
1,078,000
of
106%
95
Electric
Dye
ex
Jan
Bonds
U. S.
102%
1970
(Calif.)
Electric Service
A 7s
$6,000
$1,078,000
100
3 (is
1
United
A7s
3,783,000
1956
Stocks—No.
$110
&
1
$14,043,000
3,181,000
1,000
97
United
&
8,175,575
102
93
Gas
Aug
99
90
99(4
l___
Gas
Hydro-Electric
A6(is with
90
__AprtZ-Oct
104
1940 coupon 1953_^_._Feb-Aug
1947 coupon 1953
.
Counties
Ternl
99%
$98%
96
100'A
April-Ocf
1981
California
Southwestern
94
99%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Southern
315,000
99%
92%
1976
3%s scries G
3,468,000
95%
101%
94
C
D
3s
1,719,250
2,951,000
2,305,000
$5,000
150
90
2
46
series
Southern
245,000
97
series
E
180,000
2,935,000
Week Ended Oct. 19
3 (4s
series
129,000
2,125,000
1,635,300
10—
102
2%s
3s
2,817,000
1,637,605
—
Total
135
138%
$90
Jan-July
1973
1,578,790
Wed. Oct. 17
Thurs. Oct.
'
137
138%
1998_Jan-J?dy
3s,
Sales
$2,907,000
$209,000
$110
April-Oct
1960
Co
Bond
Bonds
int'l
Tues. Oct. 1G___
-98%
102
Government
Bonds
$2,698,000
Mon. Oct. 15—
93%
Total
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
1,606,630
103%
Irl. Oct. 19
coupon
&
Shares
102
United States
Foreign
Railroad.
Nunifier of and Miscel.
176%
Co—
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
series B
94%
31
$93% 100
Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965™—__Mar-Sepf
3(4s series A
99%
92%
$89
April-Oct
176%
—
$100% 102(4
96%
97
1964__.June-Dec
—
1940
1
1947
L
Electric
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
105%
101
Stocks
Jan-July
19G8__™_April-Oe<
3(4s
94
95
14
99
$176%
1963
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3(is
A
91.75
92.81
1
50
64
1953
40
Bonde
160.79
____"
63%
June-Dec
1940
1947
1
Valley
England
West
94.09
ities
486.31
__
142
1976___Jan-July
3s
173.09
Total
10
utll:
Range Since
Sold
*58
1953
1
convertible
Safe
Rails
484.66
——,
21
1961
'<
Rails
487.57
15
Oct.
32
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
A 1st
mortgage 6(4s 1953™,
3
trials
489.40
Oct.
National Research Corp—
Ohio
Stocks
66.49
160.79
490.19
—
-
Altalian Power Realization Trust
Midland
5s
ities
roads
Hydro-Electric Co—
Isarco
New
Grade
■
Percent
couporf
coupon
Western
&
Oct.
2Mar
Oct
May
May-Nov
1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5(4s conv debs 1967
AGesfuerel
Grade
:
Total
'
91
90
Jan-July
1965
Mtge Co-
1
1
Indus¬
Util¬
trials
Jan
Jan-July
B
10
Second
65
Rail-.
Date
83 >/4
143(4 143%
June-Dec
1978
1993
A
series
3%s
Elec
Nov
Nov
-Bonds-
First
Indus¬
Oct
8%
jV Oct
52%
94 (i
Quar-Feb
33/4S
Hioh
$51 -(i
June-Dec
1970.
A
series
4s
Fuel
Marrelli
Averages
Division—
J
4s
mortgage
deposit ;
Week's Range
June-Dec
H>98
series
Authority
mortgage
of
io
15
.Thurs.
Period
inc debs 1994
7
'
113
1
in
Trans¬
r
-
•
20
Mar
106
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
1st
•,
above—"cod," certificates
21 % Mar
55(4
17%
range),
year's
1C
15% Aug
3
60%
in
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
transacted during current week.
being
the
Jan
Interest
Aug
sales
no
-Stoeks-
Jan
14% May
■
Exchange
1
A 1st
prices;
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bond!
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
Apr
Sep
50
66%
•
Bethlehem
Lackawanna
listed
9% Mar
Sep
1,900
£i
i
2%s
asked
Jan
300
%
included
(not
Jan
Jun
1,500
19,200
6%
f Ex-liquidating
range),
transaction
range),
Feb
11
12%
Jan
3%
'
8
3%s
Transit
Mar
3%
12%
5s
Appalachian Elec Power
Edison
39
35% July
1% Jun
15%
1
Ltd
6s
year's
Tiies.
Steel & Pump 4s
Chicago
Jun
23%
Low
Boston
Oct
26 %'
3 %
:
100
2
Stock
Steel
•32%
-
40
d Ex-lntereat.
distribution,
g Ex-stock
in year's
Jan
15%
3%
BONDS
A Amer
<
200
Friday
American
,
Jan
10
24%
i7is
1
receipts
Hargreaves
and
are
Ltd—
deposit
preference
in
Under-t^e-rule
n
(not included
Stock and Bond
Below
8% July
140
Feb
'
1
common
American
'
11 %
Inc
Petroleum
Wool worth
included
transaction
Aug
58% May
20%
400
3%
22%
6%
pfd
'
.
12%
,4(4%
■
'mi' ''
'
22%
Machine
—
9,400
10%
3%
25
Pwf
Woodley
'•
3%
1
common
Newspaper
Woodall
10%
5
£
#i.
J
Industries™..10
preferred
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10%
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& Co____
Brothers
delivery
Oct
Jan
20%
450
3%
2%
25
PetroleumsLtd
Wilson
5%
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32%
;
_
—
2%
__l
Corp
Wickes
(The)
Corp
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
—
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preferred
conv
Wichita
31%
--
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Eagle Internat Oil Co
Stores^ Inc common
White
31 %
57%
36 %
38
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i,"
when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
,
Coal
51%
2
38
2012__Jan-July
2s
53%
included in year's range), x Ex-dividend,
(not
bid
A)
(not
hJEx-principal.
A Apr
45
45
18
99
53%
53%
.Jan-July
1997
Apr
■h Jan
h
104
$48
Feb
104% Mar
Jan
Sep
99
45
99
Mar-Sepf
Deferred
a
Abbreviations used
3% Mar
Sep
5
$60
2008
30
is
Westmoreland
White
.98%
122
--
$65 ".
June-Dec
Ltd—
shares
Westmoreland
'
98%
Oct
600
$65
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being traded flat.
SReported in receivership.
,
47
Mar
21
Oct
2%
2%
:
72
43%
$47
1972
(Plan
transaction
$Friday"s
159%
$88
2%s
1
stmpd
for cash
154%
72
5s
159% Aug
Apr
19%
2%
__
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135
'--I—'
__
1.25
Invest
ord
Tablet
Aug
17%
Ltd
Stockholders
Western
3%
24%
—
rets
Jun
1%
(Del)
4.40%
Leaseholds
dep
Aug
27/a
17%
•
Inc
Maryland Ry 7%
Amer
106%
25 %
preference
Utilities
Western
111% Mar
30
3%
_l0c
Inc
West
Western
5% Mar
1
Manufacturing
Western
3 %
5(4
Jan
600
108
108
—
3%
Sep
4%
—
1
common
Wentworth
Texas
—
—
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Inc
Co
Investors
—.
1
Tiernan
Knapp
3%
•
Inc
Watch
&
ext___
_
Bond
&
cumulative
$2
___•
voting
preferred
Waitt
Jan
value,
par
76
66
+
:
_
$73
—
3s
Janeiro
$67
April-Ocf
1931
6s
A Bonds
Co
Baking
fund
dividend.
action
w
Aircraft
Wagner
1947
Chile
120
$160
May-Noo
2008
High
140
110
8
.
May-Nov
2%s
1947
1927)
1927)
(Plan A)
(Republic of)
•No
a
7%
17%
_
f-
stamped
Sinking
Jan
14%
•
Peru
Oct
5%
„__2.
Corp
200
May
of May
Bank of
116
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
1958
1
124
-
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
Parana
93
10%
10%
l
Co
7% Mar
..
Jan.
Low
No,
138(4
June-Dec
stamped (Plan A)
7s
stamped 1951
A7s
116
Range Slnoe
bold
High
$134
May-Noo
__
6%s stamped
(Peru)
A7s
Feb
5
97
20c
I;
Virginia Iron Coal &
Vogt Manufacturing
Waco
City
1949
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Apr
21% July
Sep
32%
4
1
83%
100
87
32%
4
Inc__
Silver-Lead
87
6%s
(Prov)
32%
Oct
6
5
Petroleum
Venezuela
Vulcan
ALima
of) Germany—
redeemed)..
(20%
Bonds
Friday's
June-Dec
AMedellin
3% May
l
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Feb-Aug
1947
6s
(City
1939
AHanover
AMortgage
common
convertible
$4
secured
Maranhao
V,i-;v.V
Valspar
Last
Period
1947
7s
July
68 %
Jan
19
Munic
16(4 July
Sep
Aug
'.L
19%
4%
2% Mar
Apr
__
..
5
7s
Apr
6%
15
f
Cons
AHanover
Aug
4
2,800
58
common..
36(4
AS
8%
:_10
Sugar
A German
60% May
4% Mar
4
1950
15
Feb
8%
2
Interest
Exchange
High
2% July
15 % Jan
2,400
Stock
Low
4
1%
Oil
Corp__.
Co
•34%
17,900
30% : 33
_
2
Insurance
Universal
_
25c
Corp
Universal
Low
48%
American
Range Since Jan. 1
Hioh
45%
4
i
Universal
Utah-Idaho
46%
BONDS
1
Corp
Universal
Shares
Low
1
Unitronics
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
U
for Week
Last
Week's Range
Friday
""
/
14.109,0G0
2,479,000
-37
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(1714)
..
Monday, October 22, 1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
OCTOBER
19
Boston Stock Exchange
Frlicy
8TOCKS
Par
American
Tel
Anaconda
Tel
&
—100
Company
Boston
__
Maine
&
RR com-.;.—
Personal
Boston
Cities
Service
Copper
Range
Eastern
Gas
Eastern
Mass
National
First
Ford
Motor
Co—
Co
Lamson
Lone
Corp
New
England
E
Tel
NY
Norbute
Stone
Twist
United
S
&
65% Aug
54% Aug
116
114%
Jan
12
13%
14%
15
Apr
22
65'A
Jan
98
12%
230
11%
Oct
14%
7c
100
6c \
Oct
14c
16%
17%
1,170
132 % 134
160
16% May
128%
July
Apr
May
17%
Aug
147% Aug
28% Jan
Sep
15%
3%
4,745
2%
Aug
3%
Oct
53%
130
51%
Feb
61%
Aug
23
23%
454
2%
300
2%
22%
23
*
33%
33%
14%
22%
2%
Oct
28%
SeD
Apr
3% May
Sep
329
65
Drewrys
Fenestra
Gar
28%
235
20%
Jan
31%
Sep
463A
46%
47%
2,453
45%
Oct
55% Mar
43
43
43%
802
41%
Sep
60%
49%
25
51%
161
46'A
Oct
69%
5
Mining
50
65
65
100
Co—
Inc
100
100
—*
Corp
50
10
14%
12.50
53 "A
14%
27
52%
54%
547
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
56%
Apr
13%
Jan
_
114% Mar
Jun
15
Jan
51 % May
66
Mar
4%
Paper
preferred
Ball
Hoover
Cincinnati
Eagle
Picher
Gibson
Art
Kysor
_
_
190
27
612
257/a
9
93'A
Sep
49%
49%
49%
7
85%
84'A
86 %
260
5%
5%
5'A
204
10
_
_
_
Copper
83
47
Feb
333
43%
Jan
53%
1,780
47 JA
Oct
29 %
32%
55% Aug
170
29 Vo
Oct
25
15
Feb
28
36'A
36%
8
35
July
40
49
49%
62
47%
Oct
56%
22%
23%
40
22
Sep
26%
&
Oct
186%
78%
169%
6
Oct
69%
Oct
84
77
78%
45
65%
Jan
85% Mar
67%
May
47
Feb
66 %
15%
Jan
20
.
Sep
Mar
5%
.408
5% July
7%
Feb
167% 169'/2
109
143% May
53% Jan
169%
Oct
64%
67%
195
76%
67 %
Oct
76
78%
93
59%
Jun
86%
Jan
60%
60%
13
»
Ohio
&
55%
Jan
37%
37%
37%
20
30%
Jan
17
16%
17'A
71% July
41'A Aug
230
30 %
30 VB
15
15% May
29% Sep
46%
46%
10
45
Jan
71%
73%
100
57 %
Jan
195% 199%
220
190%
Oct
41
17%
Jan
Elec
5
Light
7
46%
_5
_
Department Stores
Inc
»
37%
37 %
33%
95
60%
107
46%
48 >/8
253
May
49 % Mar
41%
35
39%
Oct
48
35
34%
Feb
38 VB
38%
40
44% July
58 % July
36,%
Oct
2 9'A
»
2 9'A
50
21%
Feb
38%
2
38%
50%
50%
23%
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~_~5o
_
Apr
48
5
RR
80% July
236%
92'A
34
2 3'A
50
98% July
53
40
36%
July
Sep
41%
Jan
30%
'
5
RR
Edison
Aug!
41%
46%
5
Dairy Products
Distillery
34% Apr
49 %
59
1%
Co
,
32%
37%
5
Cash Register
17% Aug
92'A
.2.50
Motors
Central
71%
197%
__io
&
65%
Sep
Jan
37% Mar
Aug
42
% Aug
29% Oct
47%
Jan
10
49'A
Jan
55% Aug
9
.
28
Apr
26% May
22%
331/2
Feb
19%
19%
75
10
19%
Oct
48%
48%'
22
48%
Oct
39%
55% July
Petroleum
Oil
~_5
.
39%
~~—IIlO
__
Schenley
25
38
Jan
54
Republic Steel
(R J)
54
51%
54
70
43
52%
May
55%
52%
52%
33
49% Mar
,
Bears Roebuck
19
~
Sinclair
Vacuum
~ ~
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil (N J)
Carbide
18 %
Oct
31%
116
58%
58%
5
53'A
53%
2
20%
20%
60
56%
58 Va
29
48%
Jan
53'A
54%
93
50%
Feb
5
..
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(Ind)
10
31%
5
IIIII™II~15
Co
19
3
.11111
Southern
~
7
"
54%
•
114'A 115%
30
"
-
Westinghouse
12%
(F W)
iq
53
44%
51%
19 %
72 %
May
Sep
Jan
65
103%
Feb
20
51%
Feb
248
51% May
44% Oct
81% May
23
Mar
64 %
Aug
62% July
132 'A July
70%
66
Sep
Mar
_
...
_
58%
58%
58%
$12,050
53
Mar
59% Feb
Detroit Stock Exchange
Friday
East
Sale Price
Par
Wrigley
Stores
Baldwin
Metal
Week's
_—
Abrasive
__r
common
McLaren
"I~3
Mfg
Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corp
Consolidated
Consumers
Davidson
II
Paper
Power
Continental
~
1
~
5
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~
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fg
ltange
Electric
_
Peninsular
Metal
Pfeiffer
Bros
3%
Sep
19%
280
17% Mar
24
page
3
Apr
5%
Jun
Jan
4'A Mar
-
4'A Mar
21
Sep
24
,
Sep
325
19'A
4%
Jan
6%
100
2
27%
1%
Sep
3% Mar
Sep
29%
Jan
250
7
8%
Aug
1%
800
1% May
1% Mar
16'A
489
16%
2%
20
2%
s%
.
3%
9%
3%
Prophet
(The)
Rickel
(H
W).
Raisin
Rockwell
.
_
Axle
&
—
—
_
Rudy Manufacturing
Dillon
Scotten
Standard
common
Tube
class
_
9%
Oct
Oct
32
Mar
4
Sep
3'A July
31% Oct
Jan
32
254
42%
Apr
17
240
11 »/a
Feb
21%
Apr
43%
481
40%
Jan
57%
12
100
8
Jan
14%
3%
Oct
3%
4'A
5,500
10%
10%
1,035
2%
10
7
Apr
Apr
Mar
14%
May
Jan
2%
1,060
3'A
Jan
11%
11%
180
10%
Jun
13'A
Jan
30%
30'A
681
27%
Feb
37
Apr
9%
10%
3,809
3%
Jan
•
—
•
__
11%
5
5
10%
19
10
.
.
B
21 'A
Sep
16%
3%
1
.
9%
Apr
20
12
2
.
Paper
Spring
100
400
Oct
3%
Aug
Mar
390
3%
16'A
Oct
2%
9
43%
16%
1
Co
16
800
24
23%
—
May
830
20
19%
9%
.
1
5
_
27
8
1%
.1
_
__
997
8
8
1
_
_
Studebaker-Packard
1
2% May
10%
,
Oct
18%
19
288
17%
Feb
19
Oct
5%
e
2,470
4%
Apr
6
Sep
6
5%
Udylite
Corp
Wayne
Screw
Superior
Tool
—
_
6
288
6
Aug
Shares
ACF
Industries
Aeco
(Un)
Corp
Alaska
Juneau
Alleghany
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium
Mfg
Ltd
American
Airlines
American
Bosch
Cyanamid
&
Co
Low
Motors
Tel
&
Tel
Anaconda
(Un)
Co
Armour
&
Co
Warrants
Ashland
Refining
Dry Goods..
Associated
Atchison
Topeka
Co
Atlas
Avco
Manufacturing Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bandini
Petroleum
Bankline
Oil
Barker Bros
Basin
Oil
Bell
new
of
common
Steel
86
Jan
77%
18%
230
48%
48%
1,014
100
6%
Oct
2,076
—
6%
7
34%
6
%
7
34%
60
May
18
Sep
24% Mar
47%
Apr
51% Mar
Corp
(Un)
2
(Un)
260
7
Oct
7,638
34
Jun
9%
Jan
8%
Jan
36
Jan
Caterpillar
Celane.se
Certain-teed
77'%
644
Jan
85% Mar
95
31 % May
43% July
10
47
66%
100
18
18
67%
16
23% Mav
8%
.
Apr
50
16%
190
15%
Jan
a32'A a32%
40
31%
Sep
31%
Sep
;
28
28%
1,539
26%
Sep
32
Aug
1
41
41
160
37 %
Jan
46%
Aug
9
9%
1,041
8%
Oct
10%
Jun
5%
5%
-330
5%
Sep
7%
Feb
77
12%
Jun
15%
Jan
8%
Apr
8%
Feb
9
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-
8% Aug
5%
3,869
3%
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6%
Oct
14
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5%
14
120
13%
Oct
25c
2,150
12 %
200
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107
16
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36%
Aug
21%
Oct
25%
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50
Jun
58%
Oct
2%
Feb
Sep
75 %
Aug
9%
Oct
Oct
Feb
168%
Oct
14c
Sep
35c
Apr
727
15%
Feb
19"% July
a55
359
46% July
824
4,000
146
3%
58%
Sep
4% July
Jan
47%
20%
391
758
16% May
19%
270
18
Jun
8
8
255
8
Jan
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Jun
10
10
300
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14
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3%
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__
16%
41%
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23%
Aug
21%
Feb
Jan
50%
14% July
Jan
*
230
13
29 %
43
11% May
Aug
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Jan
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Sep
Sep
48 %
May
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150
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34%
62%
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75%
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847
Sep
18%
84
73%
166% 168%
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15c
16%
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Sep
1%
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329
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Oct
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34%
:
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50
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,
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Oct
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National
55'A July
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84'A
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181
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Dayton
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21
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27
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Jan
18
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27
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Detroit Gray Iron common
Detroit Steel
Gerity
21
207
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par'
Jan
100
31% May
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34%
19%
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&
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Oct
26%
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53 %
53%
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25
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Aug
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100
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General Foods
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28
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97
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25%
25
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19%
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57 %
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45%
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Howard Industries
500
92%
23
17 %
2
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Corp
Houdaille
50%
239
Sep
60
60
4
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100
34%
Oct
16 %
1.25
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Co
Aug
48%
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Corp
44% Mar
17%
27 %
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&
Apr
15% May
39% Oct
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Minnesota
July
48%
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Jan
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40
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Jan
24
25
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Jan
17%
5
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Harnischfeger Corp
Heileman (G)
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23%
19%
37%
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Lakes Dredge &
Steel
6% July
13%
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Drug
Inland
36% Mar
61% Aug
Sep
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City steel
Interlace
Feb
Apr
33%
(Un)
(Uii)
Steel
Industrial
Jun
Oct
lev's
10%
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Bros
Central
31%
Feb
150
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Telephone
Indiana
200
12%
300
1.100
800
Northern
300
600
Transportations.50
Products
Illinois
13%
34 %
1,100
1
General Motors
Corp
General Public
Utilities
Illinois Brick
Feb
%
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Spencer
Jan
30%
11%
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Sales
Dynamics
Werner
27%
15
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Candy
Hibbard
Oct
Sep
37%
j
Contract
Hein
20%
22%
11 %
;
General
Gulf oil
250
200
33%
■
15
Inc
General
Griesedieck
21
14%
Auto
American
Greyhound
Sep
24%
13%
ZZ
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Great Lakes
46%
35
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Jan
11%
Inc
Beer
Tire
28%
20%
1
Nemours
Drive
(W
200
Aug
373;.
Corp
Trailer
Goodyear
17%
Jan
24
24
25
Co
(The)
Jan
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„_5
Dairies
Glidden Go
Apr
21%
A or
Dist__
Ex
common
Brewing Corp
Electric
85
4%
Eddy Paper Corp
common
42 %
Feb
Jun
13
Feb
6%
600
Sep
17%
200
1,100
51 %
common
(Un)
Lines
Box
1P%
114%
29%
34% July
50%
68
50
19%
13%
Jan
July
Jan
1,300
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General
20%
America—
Co
General
200
5,500
Co
Luxe
74
.
4%
Manufacturing Corp
Foremost
Oct
55%
Company
Four-Wheel
168%
28 %
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Motor
Jun
4%
(Un)
(when
Kodak
143%
54%
Cudahy Racking Co..
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Air
300
4%
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of
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55%
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Chemical
Oct
io
,
Cement
Edison
1%
ZZ
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200
.
167% 168%
5
Ilium
Edison
common
Jan
24%
common
System
Corp
2%
76% Mar
49
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Iron
Power
Container
Jan
Aug
3%
Co (Un).,
Minneapolis Brewing
Monsanto
12
61%
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(Un)
Meyer
300
1%
Apr
15%
5
Mickelberry's Food Products
200
5%
37%
Feb
3%
Mfg
Chapman &
Blanke Co
1,200
150
Corp
Merritt
13%
1
Jan
13
3%
Co
&
Co
&
41%
300
25
Commonwealth
Mar
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Electric
Coleman Co Inc..
Gas
20
1,300
Corp
Cleveland
Columbia
11% May
68
25
Co
Cliff's
Feb
Jan
4 %
Chrysler Corp.
Service
6%
15%
Merck
28%
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry~*
Chicago So Shore & So Ben RR_.12.50
Cleveland
100
600
31%
of America
Oil
-
16%
5%
29%
100
3%
Portland Cement
41%
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Milw St Paul & Pac
Feb
58%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago Corp common
;
Christiana
15%
3%
.
West
7
800
66% Aug
23% May
57%
Inc
(Un)
Cement
Field
Martin (Glenn L)
Medusa
28
12.50
Products
18%
100
14%
44%
Middle South Utilities
13%
15
South
200
64 %
Feb
32
54%
—
6%
79%
31%
_
Prospect Ltd..
Corp common
&
Jan
6%
46%
44 3 4 Mar
Sep
63 %
«
Canadian
Certain-Teed
Marshall
1
1
Corp
Celanese Corp
Marquette
5l
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4%
Inc
(Un).
Pacific
84% May
7
Oct
57%
1
Oct
Oct
39%
6%
1
Oct
6%
100
3%
Lytton's
&
Feb
141% July
44%
University
C)
13%
Jan
132 %
common.
(Henry
Oct
5
Lincoln Printing Co common.
Lindsay Chemical Co common
69%
<5,800
5%
5
Heela
&
Canadian
Great
Feb
31%
Butler Brothers
Gray
Mar
33%
5
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Corp
Gossard
24
186%
13%
5
Burroughs
Granite
Oct
10
....
Industries
Gillette
Oct
_50c
—
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Sons
Goldblatt
18%
165%
...
13
Company
Gerber
1,100
3,400
6%
28%
Steel
Burlington
General
19%
100
*
_
Borg-Warner
General
Sep
Jan
200
16%
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•
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Manufacturing Co
1
Borg (George W) Corp
10
New
Oct
8%
72%
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Benguet Consol
Bethlehem
De
36%
34%
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Fox
17%
Feb
5%
34%
1.50
Aviation Corp
Fruehauf
15% May
24%
6%
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Ford
100
500
Apr
9%
108
56 %
57%
1
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Co
33
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.....
Feb
Extension
41% July
Jun
23%
(Un)
Laclede Gas
Salle
Jun
8.75
—
—
Apr
78%
10
14%
30
25%
33%c
Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp..
Knapp Monarch Co
Kropp Forge Co
76%
6%
10
40
33 %c
com.
(Un)
Jan
1,500
6
7
1
Light
La
Fe—
Corp
&
Oct
64%
I
Chemical
Power
72%
5
&
32% May
43% Apr
168'% 169%
50
common
Santa
Bendix
Falstaff
Alum
34%
10
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Eastman
36%
5%
x.
...
&
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bastian-Blessing Co
Eastern
Sep
July
Kaiser
"
16%
36
6
5
common
Refining
Products
Pont
Jun
50
300
40
3.50
Kennecott
26% Mar
33
9%
32
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe....-*
Jones & Laughlin Steel (Un)
10
48%
37
25
9%
•
(Un)
Interstate Power Co
Kansas
Oct
19%
Manufacturing Corp
Dodge
July
31% May
25
Co class
Topeka
Automatic
Dow
32
200
*
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&
1,500
27%
115% 117%
'
High
z.ow
35%
26%
115%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
35
15
7.50
Mar
21%
169%
Common
Du
1,800
17
600
5
Tel
Shares
Johnson
10% May
45% Sep
2,600
(Un)
Atlantic Refining Co..
Detroit
37
10 % Mar
Sep
3.900
.100
Corp
Warrants
&
Jan
47%
1
Copper Mining (Un)
Corp (Un).
& Co (111) common
Ashland Oil &
Deere
Sep
7%
23%
7
Steel
Atchison
Crane
10%
33%
5
Anaconda
New
7%
100
700
32%
(III)
International
35%
5
International Shoe Co
CIS
Amurex
Cities
1,400
9
22%
Foundry
Tel Co
Viscose
Chic
9
.12
35%
10
Stand San
&
&
American
Central
8
47%
12.50
Tobacco
Carrier
Apr
Jan
23%
1
Chemical
&
for Week
Ljw
Aug
21 %
32%
Corp
American
Budd
45%
35%
8%
37
Rights
Brach
Oct
29% May
15% Oct
1
Cyanamid Co
American
Avco
38%
700
1,200 I
10
(Un)
(Un)
American
Athey
700
16%
Broadcasting
American
Armour
High
40%
12
__.20
;
(Un)
Paramount Theatres
Armco
Low
33%
8%
*
;
Hi (pi
15%
8
1
Mineral
•
International Packers Ltd.....
International Paper (Un)
Range Since Jan. 1
38%
16%
50c
■.
Alleghany Corp
Shares
33 %
1
Aluminum
Brass
40%
.10
__
International
for Week
Range
Low
Harvester
Sales
of Prices
Par
Par
International
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
transactions only
Week'«
Sale Prloe
Last
Exchange
38%
38%
100
34%
Sep
45
1%
1%
200
1%
Jun
1
27 Vs
27 Vs
100
25
Feb
28% July
1
25%
26%
300
21%
Jan
29
1
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1%
2914 Aug
2%
May
Apr
Jan
Apr
Number 5579
Volume 184
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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41
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
.
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
-
Sale Price
Par
Union
Carbide
Union
Electric
Union
Oil
&
United
Carbon
Corp
United Corporation
S
Gypsum
S
Steel
Dorn
Webcor
900
26%
Sep
30
52%
Jan
64%
200
64 %
Jun
40
40
100
26 Ve
Feb
(Del)
85% Aug
43% Mai-
(Un)
1
•
Stores
Wisconsin
Public
Woolworth
Wrigley
Inc
(F
14%
54%
100
2,600
Mar
7
Sep
76%
Jan
Aeco
Air
Jan
19%
Apr
51% July
69%
Sep
15%
14V2
500
14
Apr
19
29%
Sep
32%
Feb
11%
900
9%
Oct
18%
18%
19
200
52%
54
1,200
24%
25
300
18%
•
.
Oct
15
28%
Feb
13%
13%
22%
22
22%
10
23%
23 Ve
23 V8
100
21% May
——.
44%
45%
400
44%
C'ct
50 Va Mar
87%
89
700
87 %
Oct
£8% Mar
13%
14
450
12%
Oct
16
84
Feb
13 Va
July
17
1,200
Jan
23
Aug
Youngstown Sheet
.5
Tube
&
13%
*
102% 103%
—
300
July
105% Sep
Sale Price
Alan
Wood
5%
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10
common
preferred
American Stores Co
American
Tel
Rights
•
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&
expire Nov
Atlantic
(The)
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Budd
Transit
Co
—13
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Curtis
.
Duquesne
Electric
Light
Fidelity
&
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Ford
Deposit
Co
Class
of
A
Motor
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Hecht
—;
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&
5%
1,128
7 V2
Sep
30'/a
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6/jj- Oct
27
May
13%
80
11%
600
29
29
19 %
75
331
12
Jun
Bendix
L
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pfd__
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21%
Jan
43%
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87%~Jan
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Budd
43
526
36%
Jun
47
July
38% July
1,671
261
_■_
75 %
75%
23
44 %
44 %
51
59%
61%
570
17%
17%
594
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16% May
Jan
Jan
44
74
May
85%
44
Oct
47
Jun
Canada
63% Mar
Carrier
27
27%
125
26
Jun
28%
46%
48 Ve
3,815
40
May
49 % Mar
30%
29%
30 Va
125
23
Jun
22 Ve
22
22 Ve
120
17%
30%
30 3, e
20
29%
Jan
30'/a
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22%
34% Mar
26%
26%
130
17%
Jan
26%
39%
40%
353
31%
Apr
4 2'A
Sep
Milw
29%
30%
114
24%
Feb
6%
6%
300
6 VB
Feb
35% July
6% Oct
Corp
Pennsylvania Power & Light com
Pennsylvania RR
Oct
16%
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l
Philco
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div
4 4 Va
23%
23
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58
57%
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2,580
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♦
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32%
*
com
34 Ve
36%
19 Ve
10%
20
10
:
preference
33%
«
36%
Power common
Public Service Electric & Gas
$1.40
13%
1.286
3
Electric
Progress
661
46%
5
Corp
Potomac
14%
45 Ve
10
Drug Stores Inc
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
13%
46 Ve
50
Peoples
13%
*
--
16
2
32 Ve
32 Ve
1,009
28%
28%
5
22%
45%
May
48:,/4
28 Ve
Sep
33
Oct
45%
Jun
403/4
Aug
17
Jan
9%
18%
21
Oct
Oct
Consolidated
15
Jan
31 Va
Feb
35 Va Mar
28
32%
Sep
Corn
Reading Co
50
common
Paper Co
32%
63%
*
32%
152
63 Va
65%
347
21%
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Jan
59
Oct
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service.•
17
17
17%
52
16%
Jan
19 Ve
25
25%
1,266
24%
Oct
273/8
Apr
1,000
1%
May
Oct
61 Ve
1%
2 Ve
July
320
142%
Jun
168 Va
Aug
Corp
12%
Jan
3%
Sep
53% 53%
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276
46 Ve
July
58%
178
58%
Feb
63 %
Jan
Jan
50 Va
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23 Va
Aug
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—
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193
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21%
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112
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20 %
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320
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16 Va
Jan
Jan
44 %
July
43
July
37
311%
13
29%
31
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155
32
May
22
22
300
19
Jun
23 Va Mar
43%
43%
43%
200
41 %
Jun
51 Va May
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78
79
515
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80
Jan
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Mar
Co
&
Denver
United
Gas Improvement
Universal
—__13%
38%
19.50
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—
38%
39%
510
35%
15
15%
100
11% Mar
Jan
Di
413/4 July
16
14%
70.
$3
Washington Gas Light common
$4.25 preferred
Woodward
&
Lothrop
37%
37% May
403/i
89
15
85
98
49%
49 %
35
41
359
Aug
3/4 May.
May
49%
Dow
Oct
33
53%
Jan
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50
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55%
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30
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4s
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73
75
1976
78
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2,550
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103
103
1.500
series
5s
ser
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3,000
70%
74%
103
84
Sep
92
Eastern
Jun
Jan
15%
Apr
17%
112
17%
Oct
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39 Ve
Oct
43 Va Mar
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655
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49 Va Mar
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150
35%
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Oct
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Jan
53 %
53%
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700
51 %
Oct
8
96 %
Sep
47 Va
Jun
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•
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...
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--
2,225
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Par
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Armstrong Cork Co
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56%
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Duquesne
Duquesne
Brewing Co-of
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Fort
Pitt
16%
Air
v
for
Week
Shares
1.00 Mar
I
56 %
57
31%
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16%
17%
Low
—
45
30%
Feb
.
57%
29 %
Jan
Jan
Horne
Joy
{Joseph)
McKinney
17% Aug
37%
37%
37%
290
33 Ve
Jan
28%
28%
29
65
25%
Jan
Plymouth
Rockwell
San
®
Manufacturing
Plate
Oil
common
Glass...
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64
Power
18 %
2
Ford
Motor
100
88
300
6%
50
3% Mar
3
6
Jan
Alloys
Steel
General
New
Light
(Un)
72 Ve
57%
Jan
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180
198 199%
368
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25
1
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37
92%
8% Mar
Westinghouse Air Brake
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82
88%
235
Oct
July
Sep
Apr
56% Aug
46% May
176
79%
27%
Aug
100
13 Ve Mar
53
53
255
43%
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494
98 %
Jan
30
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13'%
Apr
July
28%
-
Jan
13 Va
Apr
59% Aug
41 Va
Sep
7
20% May
23
Apr
22
109
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23
Jan
38% a39 Ve
110
39
41%
Aug
32%
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175
31%
Oct
70
36 %
Aug
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60
66
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66%
408
59%
52 Ve May
32 Va
48%
Jan
Oct
General
Motors
29 Va
Sep
35
Apr
General
Paint
36
Jan
64 Va
Aug
1%
1%
180
2%
1.730
1% July
1%
Apr
-
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26%
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59%
*
83%
85
74 %
Jan
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55
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215
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Feb
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Apr
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July
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601
17 %
691
16% May
20%
39 %
584
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44
27
402
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121
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49
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167
38%
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Apr
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179
47
Oct
52
Sep
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30
41%
Feb
60 Va July
Jan
54
Aug
Jun
37
July
May
86
42%
77
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Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
(Un)—.—5
a75%
65
60 Va
Feb
78%
25
1%
Jun
2%
36 % July
Grumman
66
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Northern
•
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Aircraft
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—
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Mar
47%
24%
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Aug
160
Feb
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Apr
65%
145
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51% May
Oct
48
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a72
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167
-—4
a47%
48%
27%
34
337
Jan
July
15%-
47
15 %
a42 % a42%
10
57%
53%
48
Jun
54%
.37%
a72
13% July
30%
Oct
27-4
28 %
52%
63 Va Mar
60 Va
&72
15
30%
July
27%
40
52%
76 Va
Feb
1
(B
15%
30%
51 Va
10
10
McBean
Goodrich
32
10
Feb
40% Mar
39
26%
July
July
—
Co
Gladding
15%
12.50
40
49 Ve
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(Un)
Gillette
—
—
47 Ve
•
10
,
Co
32
Apr
42
17%
59%
1
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Corp
3
64'%
July
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1
Co
Co
Electric
20
15s
Sep
6% July
Jan
13%
92%
3
#
Dynamics Corp
w
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58
*
51%
190
a26% a26%
2
Machine-
common
59 Va
5
Oct
May
94 Va
244
.
1
38% July
31% Aug
Jan
com
Goodyear
Engineering & Foundry Co
Jun
66'/a
Va
77
74%
& Chemical Corp..—to
Trailer
31%
10c
20%
Jan
63
72%
20
Co.
64%
2%
•
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%
85
Jan
17
604
66%
4%
20
Dairies
Foremost
Friden
59»/«
2.50
Jun
210
— —
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&
31'A
31 %
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Vanadium
18%
5%
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Co
1
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a
5%
4
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Co
1
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Jun
21%
14
-10
Mogul Bower Bearing.—
Fruehauf
lo
Refractories
Co.
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh
Plantation
General
Manufacturing
44%
Apr
a42 % a42 Ve
.
Harbison Walker
Oct
18
25%
•
1
—
Corp
Gas
Food Machinery
46% July
15% May
897
6%
Feb
40%
140
18%'
Co (Un)—— __5
Capweil Co—
Railroad
Florida
37% Mar
28%
5%
_i
(Un)
(U11)
Products
Flintkote
Sep
25
306
5%
„
Jan
34%
25%
87V4
(Uni
Inc
Flbreboara Paper Proc
High
20
5%
^
1.60
Oct
38%
1.15
27
al8%
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5
_
Co
Share
Natural
Paso
Federal
Range Since Jan. 1
8.50
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Sep
7
146
5
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.
Sep
150
50c
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Bond
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Pittsburgh__5
Co
Oct
9 Ve
40 Va
7%
25%
a42%
Apr
Feb
Jan
7%
38%
1.15
66 %
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of I'rleea
31%
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32 % Mar
69%
104
Apr
130
255
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Range
l.ow
(U<i)__
Apr
Mar
62 Va
62%.
—
23
20% July
02%
—
—
Eastman Kodak Co
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
last
Aug
Apr
b45
10
industries
F1
Friday
Aug
18
Chemical Co
Electrical
STOCKS
Apr
31 Va
40%
preferred
Electric
Weck'a
38%
34%
Jun
108
Sep
May
Oct
Jun
18
17%
10
&
Jan
July
6% Mar
Oct
27%
260
—
dcNemours
Mar
24% July
100
31%
May
5
100
a29% a29%
16%
17%
—
—
—
duFont
Sep
146
415
76%
76 %
a60%
*
Dresser
BONDS
42
42
66 %
19% al9%
39%
common
common
Jan
20% Mar
Oct
18
1
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Douglas Oil of Calif—■—
Jan
■
10
com
38 Ve
89
*
*
B
Aug
July
40'%
(Un)
(Un)
Giorgia Fruit Corp class
Class
July
94
1
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17%
25
—
(U11)
Grande
61%
42
a
1
(Ur.)
Rio
&
Feb
Jan
64 %
06%
Co——————2
Abbey
Cypress
It Apr
11% May
54%
1,035
90%
Jan
8
3b<-/B Mar
57%
50
92%
17
Feb
Mav
31
50
13 %
90 %
a
•
1
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Feb
17
120
Aug
Sun
Sep
a!6%
25
Y
Apr
46%
20%
19%
46%
20%
19%
—
class A—2%
N
5 Ve
145
6%
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14
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350
4,778
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3%
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—
50
3%
14
America (Un)—25
of
65
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Oct
26
al69
a33%
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Apr
25 Va
Co
Publishing
Curtis
37% May
75% May
South
Gas
Oct
36% July
1%
a56% a58%
6%
——J
of
Edison
Feb
al66%
3%
—3%
—
Syst
Motors
Zelleibach
Jan
52 %
42%
a33%
(Un)
Preferred
Crucible
Scott
Iron.
Products Refining
Crown
3%
Fen
112
Mar
1%
10
Edison
Natural
Continental
233/4 Mar
17% Apr
Jan
Jun
3
50
52%
25
Coppermines
Consolidated
O01180I
36 Va Mar
-
Jun
15 Va
—1%
2c
Co—
(U.n)
System (Um
Solvents GUn)
Commonwealth
7%
Jun
a2%
20%
19%
Gas
Commercial
Jan
36 Ve
Ale (Un)
Broadcast
Columbia
Apr
65 Va
Oct
12%
a57%
5
CO—-_.
Fuel
Columbia
Feb
Oct
Jan
5Ve
100
Jun
;
&
450
Jan
——-—-——25
Chemical
5%
52%
———5
(U11)
Colorado
Jun
38c
19%
R
Corp
Clorox
Pennroad
10% July
Oct
al3 al3%
-5.50
Cnrysler Corp
Clary
Oct
26c
26%
Corp
Oil
Cities Service Co
9
649
72
5
Ry
Aug
264
28c
65
1
Paul RR com
St
46 %
9%
a25% a25%
(Un)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Chic
Jan
36 %
168
9
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Oct
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&
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32% July
—
2%
(Uni.—
Co <Un)_—
Corp
(J
23% May
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&
Caterpillar Tractor Co com
Corp of America
Chance Vought Aircraft (Un)..
Oct
Jun
Case
Oct
--
29%
Atlantic
Pacific
Feb
Sen
47
a2%
10
Co.—
Ginger
Dry
15%
26 Va
75
26c
52'A
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—
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Canadian
66%
140
698
5 %
5
Canadian
Aug
Feb
18%
28 %
al3%
1
—
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Packing
California
01
(Un)—
Ink Co.-
California
Feb
50% Mar
87 Ve Mar
65% Mar
445
Feb
7i'ff Sep
84%
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Cement
Oct
_
a41 a41%
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,
Company
Calaveras
33%
40
80
5
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Industries
Burroughs Corp
Sep
Jail
Oct
...1
Burlington
20% Mar
32%
32%
68 Va
9%
26c
2
Co
232
1
(Un)
Hill
72%
136 Ve
18 %
(Un)—13
Borg-Waruer Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Sep
Oct
27%
28%
100
Boeing Airnlane Co
Oct
Oct
58% Mar
Jan
6%
10
Bishop Oil Co
17% May
48%
Jan
24 Ve Mar
Oct
165%
610
Apr
8%
Sep
4,720
a63% a64%
10
—lc
Holdings Corp
15%
Oct
19,457
53
80
(Un)
Corp
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13%
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Corp
(Un)
(Un).
Jan
41%
7
25
72%
5
Inc
Aug
15% Mar
37%
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-
V
6%
10
com
a
52%
25
Corp
39%
47 Ve
1
..
168% 169%
61|
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15 Va
40%
..
18 Va
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37%
17%
5%
717
3
RR
Sen
9%
28
6 %
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59%
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182
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7
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Beech
8 Ve
59%
500
(Un)
Ohio
&
Beckman
Feb
78%
2
5
Co
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Martin
Jan
186%
7%
50c
_
_
Co
59 %
Oct
75%
%
6'/a
19%
al4%
—1
Securities
Oct
35%
44
1.66%
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Corp.
Brothers
:
6
19
(Un)
——
Corp
Baltimore
49%
578
5
_
(Julius)
Motors
Baldwin
Sep
164%
'
10
Dairies
Garfinckel
General
Sep
88
41%
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_
30%
Sep
Bait—
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non-voting.-
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549
36 %
—
Sep
75
<Un)__
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bunker
•
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Amer
Avco
High
6,700
28%
41%
Apr
34
14 %
(Un)
(Un).
(111)
(Un)
Wedge
Oct
-
76
10
Battery
87
35%
Light common -13%
75%
Mar
550
25
& Santa Fe (Un.)
Refining Co (Un)
Borden Co
8 Ve
Co
Storage
50%
27%
36%
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Jan
31
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170
11
19
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87
28
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1
common
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Campbell
28
Atlantic
Range Since Jan. 1
28
6%
6.50
pfd.
non-cum
Shares
168
48% Mar
40%
61%
71%
31
(Un)
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Co
Corp
Co
&
Top
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lliah
49%
169 %
5
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
$2.50
50
100
City Electric Co__
Baltimore
of Prices
87
87
.
May
622
41%
70%
Pwr
Co
Viscose
Atlas
27%
100
32
450
40%
—
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Atch
for Week
Low
Aug
26% Mar
Oct
24%
180
July
37
138 %
Sep
—
52%
Armour
Sales
Range
Par
22%
71%
w
American
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
Week's
Jan
40%
Tel Co—
Tel &
Rights
Armco
Last
100%
108
Aug
10 % May
121 % May
31% May
415
413-
24%
50 Va
Jan
Oct
10
169%
Foreign
Anaconda
Friday
32%
32%
7%
96
20
100
&
American
stocks
31
1.30 May
Jan
37
35
24%
—
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American Motors
(Un)
5
American Radiator & S S (Un)—
5
American Smelting & Refining (Un)—•
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American
Yates-Amerijpan Machine Co
Jan
Apr
Mar
19 %
Feb
1.05
—12%
(Un)
Can
Cyan am id Co (Un)
Factors Ltd (Un)
American
24% July
10
50
Co
American
American
65 Ve Mar
—
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ret)
21
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128% 128%
22%
22%
--
1
(Un)
Airlines Inc com
.
—*
—
bo-a
Oct
9
8%
-
10
(Un);
—
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16%
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9
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Mfg Co
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1.25
Oct
t)o"U
200
16%
38%
42
160
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(Un)—
&
Broadcast-Para
Amer
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51% May
22% May
13 Va
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*
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477
40
a57 %
16%
1.25
—
Range Since Jan. 1
Sharea
High
39%
a56%
—
1
—-—-10c
—
Allis-Chalmers
Mar
25
(Un)
———
Reduction
39%
5
common
Inc
Corp
Aluminium
24%
«
Corp
Alleghany
Jan
20
11%
11%
15
30
52%
Corp
Industries
Admiral
Aug
30
*
Co—
Jr
16%
69 VA
-12%
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W)
(Wm)
400
—2%
_
common
Bankshares
67%
6%
Laboratories
Abbotr,
ACF
Salsa
for Week
1
of Prices
Low
Par
Allied
1
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Seeger Corp
Wisconsin
25
16%
.10
.
%
6%
68
69%
»
Works.
Telegraph
66
1
—
Inc
Wieboldt
6%
Range
Sale Price
Sep
80%
Week'e
Last
Jan
200
82
%
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
132% July
Jan
58%
__
-16%
Union
103%
26%
Co
Western
1,000
58 %
5
10
°.
Iron
.
26%
Corp
Walgreen
San Francisco Slock
High
58%
—
...
Industries
S
Low
113% 115%
67%
U
Van
___
19
OCTOBER
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
26%
.
(Un)
_
U
Shares
High
25
California—
United Air Lines Inc
U
of Prices
I—10
(Un)
of
Aircraft
114 Ve
WEEK
tor Week
Low
•
Corp
FOR
Sales
Range
all2%
all6
1,022
847
48
112
39
Oct
12% May
28%-July
87%
Feb
Apr
Aug
Feb
46 Va Mar
17 v
36%
147
May
Jan
July
1
42
The
(1718)
Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, October 22, 1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Week'*
Friday
(Caat)
Saa Fraaelsoa Staak Euk
Last
STOCKS
Hawaiian
HUton
Corp
Honolulu
Idaho
14
2,960
Nickel
Paper
International
Tel
43% Aug
15% Aug
Oct
24 Vu
Oct
21%
Jun
25'A
Sep
Oct
1.20
Reserve
62%
62%
264
56%
73
Aug
Rexall
62c
71c
1,182
a29% a29%
55c
5
35%
28%
Sep
1.30
Feb
Rheem
31 % Mar
Richfield
Oil
41 »A July
Riverside
Cement
240
79%
Jan
100% July
Rohr
73
109'A
Feb
141
Roos
254
11 »8
—
32
ll'/a
200
30% Feb
8% Feb
Jaiy
37 Vu -Apr
12
--3
46%
47%
1,600
%
%
618
10
(Un
Corp
Kaiser
Aluin
Corp
Oncui
a
Kaiser
56%
57 'A
360
54%
648
Power
54%
com—
&
83A
Salt
Light
2%
Si
23%
46
44
44
Royal
al4% al4%
and
a64%
a63% a64%
1
Loew's
*
Lorlllard
(P)
Co
Marcnant
Martin
Meier
&
Merck
Frank
&
Co
San
Feb
44'/2
Jun
53%
Apr
43
Oct
54
Apr
Seaboard
14%
Sep
18 % Mar
147
Mar
Regis Paper Co (Un)
Diego Gas & Elec
32%
leb
Shasta
Jan
Shell
19'A
Oct
25
18
82
Sep
20%
34%
32
35
28%
Apr
May
Jan
32%
Oct
Co
Signal Oil Si
Sinclair
Southern
Calif
pfd
4.48%
Jan
843
31%
Apr
35% Jmy
41% Sep
647
29%
Oct
(Un)
Ed'son
5%
500
Co
Inc (Un)
—18
a50% a50%
Inc———,—10
30
Mar
46
6
Southern
52
Apr
Aug
Southern
Jan
15
100
14%
Sep
16'A
29%
323
25'%
Feb
34% July
Cal
M
J
M
&
Monolith
Ltd
Monsanto
Power
15%
360
12'A Jan
21% Mar
Southwestern
18'A
226
17% July
21%
Aug
Sperrv
9c
10c
15,500
9c
Oct
23c
Jun
Spiegel
52c
55c
8,500
41c
Jan
1.00
Apr
Standard
25
26%
42'
22'%
Jan
26%
National
(Un)__
36 %
37'A
1,267
36 Vu
Sep
53 c
___*
2
Co——
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:
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(Un)
36 %
•
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•
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75
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43 %
I
Fibres.
1
City Lines Inc
National
Distillers Products
National
Gypsum
(Un)
40
175
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190
44% July
.
Oct
39%
40
46%
Sep
44
New
N
Central
Y
Oil
Norris
North
RR
1
Co
5%%
(Un/_1
Aircraft
Rwy
Match
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Corp
(Un)
Pacific
Corp
Mar
5%
1st
red
5%
Fisheries
17%
Seo
40
y4
300
36 Vu
Jun
47
Aggregates
28%
Jun
34'A
leb
3
100
454
18'/2
18%
2.65
40%
312
18%
3%
Aug
Sep
50
Sep
Oct
Sep
23
23%
23%
21'A
21'A
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37%
38%
240
20% May
36% Oct
42
24%
24%
24%
300
21% July
29%
17%
2.70
3'A
40
17%
2.45
2.65
3%
23'A
92
45c
300
49'A
Jun
37%
335
34 Vu
a53% a55%
252
52'A
37%
Oct
3 %
Jan
16%
Jan
2.75
2'% July
85
52
Vu July
18% Aug
Jan
a49% a49%
Feb
4.80%
red
26
Chemical
1st
Texas Co
Texas
Convertible
Tidewater
Pennsylvania RR Co
Phelps
Pure
Co
Oil
52
31 Vu
Jan
46 y2
July
270
£6%
Jan
69%
Apr
253
51%
Sep
61 y2 May
47%
48 Vu
l,u50
47%
Oct
26%
Git
53% July
28
Jan
26%
26%
200
150
9%
Jan
16%
16%
4,461
12%
Jan
19% July
Oct
Oct
53% Mar
32%
Oct
37
Jan
155
2o-'/4
Sep
33%
Feb
25%
26 Vu
417
25%
Oct
28%
Jan
1
25%
25%
25 Vu
47%
130
25 Vu
100
a24% a24%
30
a22% a22%
1.00
25'%
13%
Sep
29%
Jan
Oct
23%
Jan
Aug
25 Vu
24
75
1.00
1.00
19,620
36%
37%
1,462
16 y2
125% 126%
16%
125%
—
12'%
17%
27%
Jan
Aug
26%
Trans
World
Twentieth
1.25
23'A
23 y4
al9% al9%
.
65 y2
63'A
5
new_3
(Un)
Union
|
12%
Jan
122%
Oct
a
Air
Unlted
Jun
19%
Jan
1,471
47
Oct
43% a43%
45
40
44
25
Sep
Vu May
% oct
23%
2,165
20
13%
Jun
15% Mar
85
37%
Sep
49% May
805
48%
Jan
65
Aug
Vu
1,198
50'A
Jan
62%
Aor
a52
7J
48%
Jan
62%
50
14%
Sep
13%
Feb
57
52%
Feb
80
Aug
■■
48%
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&
U
U
S
5%
26
S
S
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1,206
181
a58
•
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~
(Un)
44% May
230
42 %
12
Corp
all3%
54
Sep
63%
29
Oct
38% Mar
185
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39
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14
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19
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52
52
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325
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35
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32 %
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Oct
Oct
1.60
40
Sep
Jan
Number 5579
Volume 184
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1719)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Calgary
Power
Preferred
Canada
Cement
Iron
Preferred
Steamship
2,581
85
101
Breweries
1
of Commerce
28% May
37
27
23
27
Oct
31
Feb
585
33
Jun
39%
100
100
80
100
Oct
108 %
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Jun
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26%
54
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27
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25
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33
Feb
43
14%
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13
Oct
21
29
200
15%
25
14
•
28%
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Cottons
Canadian
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
Industries
6%
61/4
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Companies
125
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27
25%
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8
Feb
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31%
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29
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3.90
31% July
15%
;
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16
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38
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Dome Exploration
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Oct
18%
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17
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46
48
48
70
Mar
56
24
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Oct
24
32
31%
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Oct
10
3,521
73%
50
~1—
Ltd
Toronto-Dominion
36% Mar
Sep
a85
Sep
21 V» May
18
Aug
Jan
29%
al5 Va a 15%
B
Crown Cork & Seal Co.
Brev/eries
Aug
Apr
110
28
Sicks'
Simpsons
Aug
8%
1,100
•
1
Jan
265
16%
..
Canada
__.
Steinbergs Ltd 51/4%
17 %
3,450
29%"
of
Canada
Oct
4
29%
-
Williams
Shlrriff-Horsey Ltd
of
Jan
A
preferred—i
pfd
4%%
Steel
May
29%
4
;
Glass
class
10
10%
6
class
96
6 %
60% May
25
18
a29 V4 a29V4
*
common
Southern
Feb
30
Oct
a75
Corp
Series A 4%
Sherwin
V
Cement
Dawxence
13 %
.23% May
580
..
Jan
15%
6%:
15 ft
Mlnlnf
Crown
9
3% July
25%
Coghlin (B J)
Class
11% Mar
Lawrence
12% July
■
Cockshutt
Corbys
970
100
common-
25
24
100
32%
Vickie
Jan
5%
*
^•"adlan
Oct
17 J/4 Oct
10 V8
V8
2a
Ltd
Apr
25%
5%
10
Feb
77/s
.
al8
■
Preferred
Class B
Oct'
21
Oct
23
15%
65%
•
•
Bhawlnigan Water & Power common—*
v
% Mar \
37
6%
838
.
Apr
Mar
Sep
8
1
17%
preferred—10
Kaliwaj
Petrofina
r^nsol
525
89%
10%
Canadian
Chrysler
61/4
::J
32
Sep
15%
615
1.7%
•
25%
——.
Pacilic
8'/4
33%
Jan;
28%
St
Dt
<"
'
26% Sep
100
.
a9%
17%
common..—•
1955 warrants
a
8
_
pfd—____:——25
common———*
1953 warrants
Caiioulan
8
r
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43
'
Chemical
Sep
Jan
27
Jan
'
.10
Preferred
Jan
58% Aug
33 % Apr
28
10%
Jan
13%
42%
28%
~
36
/
Jan
28
25
Canadian
May
<44%
Ltd
150
66 V2
■
—
Co
30ft Mar
20
a85
'
Oil
Oct
65 V2
'
Roy all te
25
18
...
-1
High
380
al8
*
Royal Bank of Canada_
•
Low
26%
20
*
Co
class A
Range Since Jan. 1
High
^
104
26%
14'/2
25
$1.00 Series
2,300
'
43
•
common
12%
26
.
Oct
Oct
(James)
Paper
Shares
26
_
__
Apr
Aug
Sep
23% May
60
Sep
92%
24%
52V4.
>>"•
*
series
23
25
325
12
53
26%
—25
:*
common
175
93
26%
12
?
preferred
23V4
93
26
26
Robertson
Rolland
26
»
Regent Refining Ltd
July
550
33%
10
common
Canadian Canners Ltd
Oil
uet
for Week
of Prices
Low
•
Quebec Power
Aug
108% Aug
Sales
Range
Par
69
33 Va
—50
Bank
Canadian
High
May
33%
*
:
preferred
Canadian
$1.75
56
27%
100
pfd
common
Canadian
•Canadian
30
—26
—
Safeway Ltd 4.40%
$1.25
2y %
*
._
Canada
Canadian
101
Week's
Last
Sale Frloe
10
common.
Canada
5%
2,680
101
—100
Malting
1!)
1
20
com
_J
Preferred
Canada
Range since Jan.
Low
62%
29%
Foundries
OCTOBER
STOCKS
I'igh
61
101
common
11.30 preferred
Canada
Low
.100
ENDED
Friday
Shares
61
common
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
200
2.77
Jan
m
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..,
(1720)
Monday, October 22, 1956
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Canadian Stock Exchange
(Cont.)
Week's
Friday
1
Last
Canuba
Mines Ltd_
Capita'
Lithium Mines Lid——
Cassiar
90c
11,500
67c
38.703
18c
July
7c
8.10
8.10
100
7 %C
2.000
7C
*
5.40
4.85
5.70
2,400
2.45
_..l
50c
50c
50c
500
50c
75c
75c
1,800
75c
3.75
3.75
4.30
11,036
3.00
2.50
3.00
20c
26c
9,000
20c
36c
40c
17,000
34c
July
Ltd.—.
—'1
75c
Chibougamau
Mining & Smelting.,
Ltd
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Cleveland Copper Corp
Consolidated Bi-Ore Mines
Cadillac
-—
Ltd
9.15
Yellowknife
Copper
Mines
14 %c
Jan
Oct
13c
Feb
1.85 Mar
G.10 Aug
5,700
27c
Oct
59c
13c
Sep
35c
Apr
900
Oct
11%
Feb
2.30
16,100
65c
78c
82,709
7.25
Rand Chibougamau
Explorations Ltd
2,000
13c
18c
69,500
1.40
Jun
6.90
3.30
1.10
7.25
Del
Rio
14
%
c
4.35
17,10'J
13%
13'/«
200
1
Ltd
3.70
0
Producers
49c
49c
60c
82c
5c
4.25
*
Feb
20c
Donalda
Duvan
Minqs Ltd
Copper Co
Sullivan
East
Eastern
El
Ltd
Empire
Oil
—„
1.60
Jan
Oct
Mines
2,000
44c
Jan
70c
72,460
55c
Sep
Nickel
Ltd
Age
28c
6,500
36%
39
30c
26c
35c
29,500
1
11 %c
11 % C
14c
*
3.70
3.70
3.85
1,700
1
20c
18c
24c
106,700
.*
Lake
1
.
16c
Mines & Metals Ltd_l
10c
Joliet-QoeJiec
Ltd.,
—
Ltd
voting
trust
Ltd,,,
Mines
Ltd,
Kontiki
Zinc
Mines
Ltd—
&
Exploration
75 c
75c
75c
81c
Mining Corp
Ltd
Exploration Co Ltd
Oil
Formaque
Ltd,
New Jack
New
New
Lake Uranium
Jason
New
Mines
Mines
Pacific
Ltd
New
Coulee
Vinray
North
—
Obalskl
< 1945)
Okalla
Oils
Omnitrans
30.500
2.79
2.79
80
250
40c
Oct
26c
J^
1.30
Apr
Oct
Leduc
81c
Oct
1.15
17%
Jan
c
39,825
43c
Feb
24
32c
Jun
61c
56c
Oct
1.00
1.10
1.00
1,500
89c
7c
7c
8c
6,500
60c
76c
28,000
2.50
40!550
1.70
Oct
5.25
2.03
Jan
3.20
Ltd
I
2.09_
44c
43c
53C
69,700
43c
38 %c
44c
47,700
15 %C 15 %c
500
5.30
5.00
|Apr
1.47
Sep
1,200
2.40
Feb
7.40
13c
14,000
Jun
16c
23c
22c.
7c
1.45
4.05
9c
26c
102,250
12c
16,700
1.50'
13,300
1.40
4.05
600
4.00
7c
1.45
Oct
89c
9c
Jan
7c
Oct
1.00
1.50
July
4.90
36c
11,700
2.60
5,500
1.77
Jan
8%C
9»/aC
6,000
5c
Jan
53 c
60c
27,500
48c
Jun
14%
12,700
Bell
(Quebec) Ltd_l
Pato
Petroleums
Cons
13 3
1
4
30c
1
Dredging Gold Ltd
IS3/*
15c
15%
1
Mining Corp—_
Gas
Phillips
15c
May
8.50
5.10
1,000
Feb
16
325
5.10
156
75c
&
Oil
"tit Gold
Oil
Co
Ltd
1
4%%
pfd—
Ltd—_
Prime
Portage Island
53c
197/s
1.35
1.40
1,550
15c
15c
16c
20,000
18c
(Chib)
Mines
63c
72c
al8c
a
1.98
200
10c
Oct
33c
18,400
27c
July
7,100
1.65
1.32
Develop'mt
Smelting
Red
Co Ltd
1
Crest
Refining
Gold
14c
1
Ltd
83c
Mines
•
Scurry Rainbow Oil Ltd
50c
Sherritt-Gordon
Gold
Sisco
Mines
Mines
South
Dufauli
Stadacona
Steep
Gold
Tache
Cons
Lake
Tarbell
Tftzm
(1944)
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Mines
;
:
»
Ltd.—
1
;
112,300
Silver
—
_
Ltd
3,500
.
\
1.43
Ltd
Montauban
Jun
Ltd
Lithium
Virginia
Mines
Mining
_____
Weedon
Pyrite
Mineral
We.stburne
Westville
Oil
Mines
For
Copper Corp
footnotes
81c
89c
148.183
1.50
Apr
8,266
2.70
Anr
page
1.55
Jan
6.20
5.65
Jun
7.40 Mar
2.40
2.21
Oct
3.70
Apr
18c
17c
18c
45,800
8%c Jan
2.50
Jun
400
12%
13
13 %
51V'2
51%
55
12
12
12
150
1.39
1.28
1.40
24,900
25%
25%
25%
,
2.45
40c
3zc
Hoc
53%
Jan
13%
Aug
1.98
Jan
Oct
1.00 May
24%
Apr
Jan
28%
May
25 V'2 c
Apr
1.72 May
40,34u
40c
16%
11
26,000
45c
Oct
51% Aug
50
12c 13 %c
2.40 *2.50
12C
3.25
Aug
11c
100
35c
July
3oc
21,
Oct
65c
Apr
Aug
65c
Feb
8
1.114
Oct
25%
Apr
42 "2
310
41
Sep
145
50
Sep
47% July
57% Jan
51
15c
13c
Oct
15c
Oct
1 9 3
%
42 %
1
29 Vi
16c
17%
.36,550
15c 16 %c
13
1
15c
16e
V'2
51
21,200
13
13
29 •'"•■
30
11
12% July
17% Feb
4 260
70c
Feb
Apr
34%
Aug
27c
Apr
14c
5,000
13c
Jan
12 %c
14c
6,000
11c
May
12c
16c
95,751
8c
Jan
—1
45c
39 c
47c
67,911
30c
Sep
74c
1
15 %c
13c
16c
8,650
11c
Sep
46c
1.98
2.00
2,666
1.98
Oct
13 V'2
13 V 2
150
10%
Feb
9c
Jan
1
14c
9c
10c
14,500
16%
18
18,760
3.3
33
25
1,180
2.80
2,60
3.00
13,850
_____—_————10
52
52
53 %
15,478
58
58
59%
1,285
A
-10
—
—1
29
%
8.80
Feb
52c
14%
13c
9 %c
21 %c. Jan
24c
Apr
Mar
Apr
2.45 Mar
15
July
16 %c May
1.60
20
Aug
Jan
25
Jan
40
Aug
Feb
4.20
Aug
47 V4
,
Jan
61% Aug
53%
Jui
68%
Apr
31c
3,692
27c
Oct
49c
Jan
10c 10
>/2 c
8,633
9c
Apr
17c
Apr
49c
54c
4,850
46c
Occ
73c
73c
13,816
70c
.2.60
2.65
8,600
Sep
Apr
—-1
50c
2.60
—.•
c
2.33
1.03
Sep
1.65
Jan
2.80 Aug
1.25 Apr
68c
66c
71c
15,635
62c
Sep
*
20c
20c
22c
7,564
18c
Sep
—*
12c
12c
13c
19,500
12c
Sep
4
59
59
59
110
58
Oct
65% May
43
43
45
37
Jun
55
2.00
1.95
2.22
40,850
—______—_*
.—
Ltd———_——
1
—
*
1
—
6 7
6%
oe
1
Jan
b
I,350
*6%
1.90 Mar
2.75
2.75
2.95
2,900
37c
36c
37c
3.100
17 V-
17%
17%
275
2.70
3.45
—
coinmon
Corn
1
2.60
3.10
119,797
May
61c
Feb
19c
Mar
3:25
8
3.40
Aug
Apr
Jun
Jan
1.10
Feb
2.00
250
1.95
Aug
46
47
10,287
44%
Oct
51% Mar
,___50c
2.55
2.55
2.88
19,050
2.50
Aug
3.25 Aug
1
.
30c
30c
33c
9c
9 %c
9,000
2.75
2.63
2.85
27,826
1.25
1.15
1.40
21,750
96c
58c
68c
7,600
70c
88c
1
Mines
1
2,301
.
_1
1.52
pfd—___
Mines
Feb
Jan
51c
Sep
1.45
Apr
20,900
50c
July
1.65
5,500
9c
July
17c
Feb
12c
6,000
10c
Jan
28c
May
16 %c
3,500
12 %c
Oct
43c
1.75
94,907
1.45
Sep
46
110
44%
Oct
35,100
8c
4.55
638
12c
-
9c
8%c
10c
4.85
4.85
5.10
1,300
7%
7%
19.995
46 %
4 6 V2
%
5
—50
Ltd
46
1
Jun
48c
Oct
5^
Feb
Sep
4 v2 %
II,750
2.95
2.91
3.05
9,604
•
6c
78c
45%
45 %
46
12,239
100
Oil
70c
92
92
95
3.85
1.35
preferred
50
preferred
50
!___!^
preferred
B
8.10
300
Oct
10 "a
Apr
British
Columbia
Power
77c
1,000
59c
Feb
1.14
Mal¬
British
Columbia
Telephone Co___
V2C
Feb
39c
Apr
4%
preferred
1.80
,
7.25
Jan
3.90
Columbia
British
Sep
Columbia
7 '/a C
2,100
7»/aC
Oct
ice
May
14c
15c
1.500
14c
Oct
61c
Apr
Broulan
32c
32c
33c
4,000
27c
Sep
52c
Feb
Brunhurst
24c
24c
4 000
21c
Oct
45c
July
Sep
July
18c
Mar
Apr
8
Apr
46
Sep
50
July
76c
Oct
2.10
Apr
Jan
4.30
Apr
50 Vb
Aug
2.31
6:00
15
Jan
Packers
Oct
47 %
Oct
55 %
175
7
Jan
92
405
49
45
35
44%
Oct
52
316
106
42 %
42 %
100
42%
Sep
51
Feb
80
80 %
130
80
Oct
95
Feb
13%
14 %
5,145
13%
Oct
20
Apr
class
*
13%
13%
13%
25
12% Mar
16%
Aug
42 %
42
44
2,710
36%
Jan
50 Vb
Aug
_25
44
44'
45
1,731
44
Oct
52%
Mar
14.835
1.20
Oct
1.65
1.25
3,650
4.20
<tU0
40c
46c
29,200
27c
31c
11c 12 %c
40c
21%
4.05
Oct
6.60
2)c
Jan
72c
9.00 J
20c
Jun
45c
_
-
.
luc
Sep
2„c
May
1.20
Mines
Mines
Mar
3,000
Rights.
Reef
1.20
1.35
1
1.29
1.25
1.35
8.185
1
10c
9c 10 %c
39,000
__1
48c
48c
3.503
l2%c
85c
Jan
Gairdner &
60 Wall
Feb
60c
60c
1.010
60c
Oct
32c
36c
14,600
19c
Jan
70c
Jun
42c
42c
41. c
4,000
39c
Oct
68c
Sep
19c
20c
1,509
18c
Oct
40c
20c
Oct
43c
Mar
20c
23c
17.100
2.00
1.90
2.00
19,900
*
1.30
67c
67c
590
65c
3.10 Mar
Oct
G7c
45c
8.000
44c
Jan
6%C
7c
3.600
6%c
Oct
•1.00
1.C4
16,520
1
22c
-21c
22c
124,700
,
45c
46c
59c
14 %c
Jan
Feb
Apr
Feb
Companij Inc.
1.10 Mar
Oct
1.04
2.15
18c
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
Jan
Canadian A filiate:
Gairdner &
80c
1
Oct
Apr
34c
Apr
1.65
Oct
45c
Apr
Company Limited
Members:
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
fv
CANADIAN
SECURITIES
Toronto Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Wire system to all offi-cei
Sep
Oct
Sep
Aug
33c
23c
8c
May
I
Ftb
Jan
Mar
80
Prodnci.s
24% Aug
21
Jan
13%
—100
Forest
•
j
Feb
4.-20
Feb
Apr
51
*
100
13
47 '4
44%
__
50
50,000
15,.
21 tk
Jan
Elec—
4%%* preferred
75c
1
Petroleum
44c
Apr
1.90
7%
pfd
American
Feb
17c
Sep
1
Columbia
60c
Sep
2.90
_•
common
British
Jun
9c
2.30 Mar
46
10c
Ltd
British
30c
1.50
86c
l
Mines
Jan
16c
*
1
Gold
Tank
4.25 July
2.35
9%c 10 VaC
1
1
Traction
Britalta
Jan
2.00
Mines
Gold
Brilund
Jan
20%
2.00
Uranium
Corp
&
Oct
71c
46%
Mines
Bridge
17%
Jun
1
Ltd
Mines
31c
25
Mines___—
Apr
6%c
47.
Jan
Jun
v2.10
16%
Apr
•
!
7lc
28%
2.25
1
Apr
Jan
l_i
A.
—
see
Aug
1
1
lt%
10
Ltd^__l
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
Feb
22 %c
13c
23c
1
_
Products
Co
52%
Apr
1
—
32c
10 '/2c
500
1
Corp
&
Sep
11c
18
—
S
Wendell
47
1,130
50
Ltd—
Co
Gold
7c
1
Ltd
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
i-
Oct
1,200
2.00
—*
Mines.
Boymar
4.75 Mar
Oct
50c
Mines, Ltd
United
22%
48
19c
6.20
-
Bay
Brazilian
Aug
1
Exploration
Jan
2.23
—
76c
.—I
Mines
Trojan
July
19c
,
Trebor
Valor
2.00
66c
14c
& Gas class
Quebec
7c
•
Mines
85c
3.50
Fields. Ltd
changed to
Exploration
Ltd
Torbrit
J*
Bralorno Mines
Name
Tib
250
8.00
8.00
*
1
Ltd
22%
47
Jan
?—1
Uranium
Mines
British
1
Ltd_—_______1
22%
47%
—.—
Oct
22,000
96c
20c ;
1
Ltd
Gold
1
—
7
Mines
Mines
Tiblerr.ont
Ltd
Mines
Rock Iron
Sullivan
-1
22%
3.50
-
___l
Ltd.
147% July
___^—-——
Mines
Uranium
4 V4 %
21c
—1
Mines
Mines
Mines
Standard
Ltd___
Ltd
Soma-Duvernay Gold
8'/aC
78c
,
10%
8c
8c
14c
10
—_l
1
Feb
—
Bowater
Mar
3,000
Corp
100
^——
Mining
Yukon
Bouzan
Jun
1.65
Development Ltd.—.
3,923
*
Bouscadillac
Mar
2.20
Lithium
126%
10
Copper Corp.___
Mines
Ltd
;
Black
Sep
1.95
1.95
Oil
2.40
Mar
36c
1.51
Labrador
121
1
Bonville
Sep
Oct
1.51
Quebec
•
Sep
75c
2.00
Quebec
121%
Ltd—————
Co
Mining
Blacop
20 »/a July
14 %c
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd.l
Copper Corp Ltd,
—Jbl
Quebec
July
—
Warrants
6.50 Mar
58c
65c
Quebec
125
Telephone
Bibis
Feb
Oct
Ltd—___1
Quebtc
27c
Oct
53c
3,900
1.38
1
Oct
4.60
37,400
1
Ltd
Mines
Feb
______
Lumber
Bicroft
Apr
Jan
300
56c
2.30
—1
Mining Co
Porcupine
53c
2.15
-
2
93
B
tsevcon
Feb
12%
"
Pennbec
Permo
Ltd,
1,378
__________———I
Bordulac
Pacific
114
,-50
Bethlehem
1.20 Mar
53c
Ltd
Mines
Feb
110
Mines
Cons
Belleterre
3.25 Aug
12c
July
Orchan
Mines
Uranium
Belcher
Sep
31c.
Opemiska Copper Mines
98
-50c
Petroleums
Beaver
Oct
2.50
1
Sep
common-—
Beaver Lodge
Oct
26c
32c
Opemisce Explorers Ltd
19%
89
Mines.
Beaucage
Jan
Oct
2.53
—4
13% May
245
class
Montreal
Metals
Class
Feb
90c
_
1,622
93 V2
Jan
l
Ltd.,
29 %c
17'%
92
45c
Apr
30c
1
Exploration
3,702
16%
18%
Beattie-iJuquesne
Beatty Bros
2.05 July
3.60
_.l
:
47c
16%
Bathurst Power & Paper class A__
5.65 Aug
14,400
•
Ltd
2.o0 Aug
_____
of
Baska
Feb
1.51
12c
1
Aur
Mines
Base
Aug
52c
3.50
,
1.40
—__50
of Nova Scotia—
Barymin
Sep
70c
Oct
4,776
12c
Ltd__—
65c
Mar
33c
50o
Metals
Feb
14c
15 %c
4.50
2,100
—4.75
Mines
Mines
Rata
1.50
1.51
__l
Oct
8c
9,012
1.60
—
Mines.
Barvue
Jan
79c
30c
30e
•
5.30
1.40
_1.
Mines
Bankfield
May
1.99
2.09
11 %c
•
1.65
-———---1
Barnat
Apr
100
2.19
1
Oct
Feb
•
_
Mines
River
Bankeno
Jan
60c
60c
Jan
90c
_—--—
Mines
Gold
Gold
Bank
1.74 Mar
6%c Mar
Sep
65c
Oct
—•—1
—
Electric
Bank
Jun
1.40
Oct
Jan
20C
Mines
Banff Oils
Apr
Aug
8%
9% May
1.07
July
Mines—
Avillabona
Aug
4.65
5uc
Sep
1
Bailey Selburn Oil
5%
preferred
Apr
Juh
50c
Mar
8%
16c
—--P.
___—
Yellowknife
Auto
Aug
5.25
25 %c
5,000
Mar
7
5®c
—
Steels
Aumacho
Mar
2,000
62c
200
Jan
95
55c
4,200
.——25
—50
;--l
pfd
Hardware
Aumaque
Apr
Oct
61c
100
90c
45c
common-——-
Atlin-Ruffner
Apr
76
50c
1.10
%
2.50
Sep
9%
4,500
———
Exploration
Atlas
Jan
24c
65c
Sep
Aug
2.05
7%
85c
*
Metals Corp
Aunor
18
12c
23,70}
7%
9'/4
5.50 July
16,041
Mines——.—
Atlas
.21% July
Oct
Jan
Apr
__
—--1
Gold
Ashdown
July
13c
2.Jo
Jan
33c
Sep
22c
Nepheline
Develop——
Corp
Arjon
1.58 .July
61c
1
—
Mines
54
2,16 -2.40
,,,,,1
Ltd
Uranium
%
30c
Jan
4 30
*
Jan
74c
.
Oct
17c
600
48c
Oils
$2Va preferred—
$2.40 preferred
Feb
35c
200
78
L.1.
1
—
Ltd
Rare
Uranium
85c
Sep
1
Oil__
Mines
American
Northspan
1,400
56c
54c
Mines Ltd—1
Oils
Jan
Sep
12c
1,200
17c
Mines
Argus'
Oct
1
Royran Copper Mines Ltd
New Santiago Mines
Ltd
Spring
a80c
53c
2.22
,_l
New
New
a68c
40c
Asbestos
&
80c
78
1
—
Ltd
Coal
11.000
__
Mining Corp Ltd———_1
Lafayette
950
ljc
12
.1
Monpre Uranium Exploration,-,,
1 Montgary Explorations
Ltd—
British Dominion
200
12,000
!
19%
I
Mogador Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpas Mines Ltd
Mar
44c
70c
34.151
—100
Corporation
Arcan
July
30
Jan
13c
14c
19c
45c
Mines—
Petroleums Ltd
Nickel
Aubelle
c
.5
Mining Ltd!
Endeavor Co Ltd
3.30
.
56c
a
5
Island
19c
19%
19%
...1
_
16c
12 %c
„_,1
Lid
Mines
81c
17%
16c
*
1
Ltd—-_
81c
17%
1
39c
Feb
19c
2,200
1
—
Sep
20c
12.000
Apr
24% Mar
22c
Petroleums
Arcadia
Ascot
15c
12 %
Oct
9%
Paper pfd —50
Huronian ——
—-—
*
Angle Rouyn Mines —
—*
Anthes
Imperial
;—
Consolidated Rds'ourceS'2'i-.'L-—-•
Jan
9c
.
Sep
5.00
Anglo Canadian Pulp &
July
22%
9,850
1
Newkirk
13c
72c
24c
6,000
1.10
Ltd,1
Maritimes
18,500
21c
1.03
Co
Mclntyre-Porqupine
37c
1.04
Lingside- Copper Mining Co Ltd,
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd
Mines
33c
I
—
Ltd,
Mines
Min
1.
Oct
21c
2,655
Oct
9
20
13c
»
Anglo
Oct
76,600
26%
48 c
—
common
Anglo-American
Apr
151,952
Oct
19c
—
4%
Lead
Area
'
22 '/2
1
Oil
Anchor
Apr
46c
9c ;
Aug
1,410
—i
common.
Cons
Ltd
Go
American
Mar
65c
1,000
Oct
43%
4.60
—*
Auacou
Feb
4.75
42c.
Oct
27
15c
23c
Sep
Sep
Oct
'44c
--
Oct
3.70
86c
Oct
13c
*
Gold
preferred
American
Jan
Oct
■26 %
33c
:
11c
15c
Jur
33%
4.60
50c
—
High
32c
4,670
249,221
Aug
5c
20c
'
44
49c
23C
1
___
Gold
Lead
1
1
Jowsey Mining Co' Ltd
New
Pacific
4Vz'/r,
Mar
Feb
Aug
1
1
-.
Amalgamated Larder
Apr
50c
40c
40c
26%
43 %C
1
*
35c
28c
32c
—
Kerr-Addison
New
55c
4,500
10c
Explorations
Mining
Aug
4;ooo
29c
Mines
Mines
Mercedes
Distillers
Aluminum
Jan
35c
24,200
46c
28c
40c
29%
16,100
17c
15c
40c
*
Mines
Uranium
Merrill
1.5 J
Jan
21c-
640
—
Ltd—
Explorations
Aluminium
6.75 Mar
Oct
715
20
Algoma Sieel
3.0p Feb
Oct
Sep
91/4
20
__
Aigom
Uranium
5 %
debentures
Apr
Oct
20c
1,685
;—1
Mines Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Conner
Mackeno
5.15
3,70.)
26c
Holliiigcr Cons Gold Mines Ltd,
7—5
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd——
1
Labrador
23 %c
27c
21 %c
:
Gui-Por 'Uranium
Jaye
10%c
28c
Ltd
Mines
Oaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Jardun
5,000
24 %c
Bay 'Copper Mines
Grandines
Iso
32c
1
,
Frobisher
-Indian
65c
-1
Inc
Ltd
Mines
Falconbridge
Haitian
2,600
1
Ltd
Fano Mining & Exploration Inc
Montana Mines <1045 > Ltd
Golden
600
70c
65c
9
20
1°
Amurex
Metal
Fundy
5.40
65c
28c
1
24
*
Alberta
4.85 Aug
1574 Mar
5.25
1
Minerals
&
75 c
1
—
Ltd
Co
Mines
Gold
-
Ltd
Mines
Asbestos
Sol
Fab
Ltd
22 La
,
1
Sep
12%
~
Mines
Dome
22 '/2
com
Ltd:.——
Mines
Petroleums
Akaitcho
Yellowknife
Oct
Oct
Sugar
Alberta
Cortez
80c
37 Vb
-.Preferred
Alba
Lew
55c
Agnew Surpass Shoe common
Apr
65C
36 V4
_______
Ajax
Apr
Jan
40c
Range Since Jan. 1
lliyli
367b
Gas & Oil
Acme
Aug
6,800
1.94
Sharea
cs
•
25
common-
A
Advocate
low
1
Paper
Acadia-Uranium
Sep
15c
&
Atlantic
Class
1.05 Mar
29c
72c
—
Acadia
8.50 Mar
38c
9.15
8.85
of l'r»<
—*
Preferred
Jan
Sep
Bovver
AOitiui
Ltd
Mines
Abbican
Jan
1,20
Oct
Salea
for Week
Range
l'r&«
Par
6.00 Aug
July
2.50
Sale
10% Mar
May
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Feb
Sep
a
3.50
2.400
6.90
2.20
Ltd.—
Halliwell
Qneboc
5c
7.95
14c
27c
—_
Mines Ltd
-
Consol
6,500
Exchange
Funds
Friday
Apr
Jan
3.95
27c
Ltd
Mines
8c
Canadian
'
Jan
2.25
38c
Get
37c
Explorers
Consolidated Denison
1,85
Oct
28c
7%c
—
J9
Toronto Stock
High
Oct
70c
JSc
7c
Jaculet
Consolidated
41c
fcfc
27 c
7 %c
Chioougamau
Central
37 503
1
Chib-Kayrand Copper Mines Ltd
Consol
7%
Ltd——.1
Mines
Corp
Celta Development & Mining
Central Leduc Oils Ltd....
Chibougamau
Low
Ltd__„,„„
*
Co Ltd--*
Gold
Asbestos
61c
67c
1
OCTOBER
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Cartier-Malartic
Shares
Low
Par
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Frloe
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Range
Number 5579
Volume 184
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1721)
canadian markets
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Brunstgn
Brunswick Mining & Smelt
Buffalo
Canadian
Gold
Friday
Low
io%
15c
Jan
Consolidated Mosher
66c
65c
66c
3,400
65c
Oct
94c
Sep
60c
Jan
Consolidated Negus Mines
1
21c
21c
21c
2,600
20c
Sep
44c
Feb
Oct
14%
Apr
Con-sohdate^ Nicholson
Mines
■
11c
lie 12 %c
19,167
11c
Jun''
45c
Feb
15%c
Jun
Consolidated
Mines
"III
95c
95c
1.00
10,200
71c
Sep
2.04
1
11c
10%C ll%c
11,209
Jan
21c
Jun
3.00
Feb
1.10
Jan
10
10%
1,250
9 V2C 10 %c
8,500
8c
Feb
13c
Northland
16c
14 %c
i6c
9,100
Sep
30c
Feb
Consolidated Peak Oils
7%c
8c
3,500
7c
Sep
14 %c
Apr
Consolidated Press
33
33
34
190
32%
Oct
Jan
Consolidated
5.500
ll'/2c
Oct
:
40
class
Feb
Consolidated
Red
34y2c
43c
18.200
30c
Sep
Apr
Consolidated
Regcourt
27
27
75
27
Oct
33
Aug
Consolidated
Burns
•
12 y2
12%
12%
860
11
Jan
14%
Apr
Consol
12c 13 %c
28c
1.12
*
A
Quebec Gold
27
13 %c
Poplar
&
Calgary
Power
25c
Edmonton
common.....
5%
preferred
Campbell Chibongamau
Campbell
Red
Canada
Bread
Cement
Iron
4
%%
62 y2
101
101
103%
210
igVi
16
16%
7.925
1
5.25
5.25
3.00
29%
29 y4
»
'
common
common.
...
Foundries
3.60
3.80
15,778
20c
22c
12,175
20c
32c
Copper
Oct
13%
Feb
Corby
Jun
39 %
Apr
100 100%
105
100
60
53
■
100
55
1 70
1.60
1.72
17.400
75c
80c
1,700
3 10
3.10
3.45
5,420
1.80
1.97
1.600
38%
38%
125
L80
.III■
__LI20
Coulee
1.80 May
4.00
Apr
Craig
Jan
2.25 May
Cree
42
Jun
Oct
1,100
May
39%
Jun
1.00
Oil
Astoria
Canadian
Admiral
1
455
55c
Canadian
Atlantic
4.75
26%
280
23
Oct
12%
>175
12
Jun
B
2,600
.
Croinor
Sep
Crown
6.25
1 57 Mar
4.55
26
Sep
~
*
20
20
20
10
1
28c
28c
31c
13,973
25c
45c
48c»
9,100
31c
Oil
Canadian
Bank
Minerals...
of
!""!•
6 45
Commerce
Breweries
6 40
6.85
18%
Canadian
52 y4
54%
2,373
$1%
39c
May
71c
Aug
7,162
14c
Sep
56c
Mar
P
Apr
7.25
Oct
Oct
6.45
16
510
15%
Sep
17% Mar
15%
270
15
Aug
17%
12%
16
22,363
16
6.60
13% May
6.45
12%
7.25
Feb
12%
550
11%
Jun
1.04
1.15
12,900
85c
Sep
2.18
Apr
11c
11c
12c
3,500
11c
Oct
29c
Feb
"
1.30
1.30
1.30
1,300
Oct
2.90 May
7
7
7
50
*
Canada
5.00
5.00
5.10
5,120
10c
10c
I,000
4.65
4.65
I
Timber
50
common
1.30
6
48
50%
54%
,4.65
46,614
335
Sep
6.60 Aug
16c
Feb
8c
70
33c
7%
Apr
3.90 July
200
48
26c
50
:
44
Apr
Oils
67c
Sep
74c
5%
Oct
Aug
49
Sep
37c
Jan
Oct
69
Apr
Jan
220
Oct
48
July
Feb
9.00
59
Aug
25
Sep
33%
Apr
455
26%
Sep
32%
Apr
50c
57c
5,040
50c
Oct
95c
Mar
42%
43%
2,931
32 !/2 May
43%
Oct
Del
41%
30
40%
Aug
41%
Oct
Desmont
*\
14~iZ
14
14%
540
13
Oct
25/
common..
28%
28%
28%
50
28
Oct
7
8%
2,490
7
Oct
7%
7%
3,900
7%
Oct
•
8
Canadian
3
7.%
(Dunsmuir)
Preferred
1
,
205
220
25
50%
158
Oct
36c
30c
42c
87,187
20c
Oct
73c
Feb
20c
19 %C
26c
202,427
15c
July
39c
Feb
D'Eldona
Delnite
Distillers
I,600
85c
Apr
95c
51c
51c
55c
8,700
30c
Feb
94c
6.40
6.80
15,607
2.9C
Dock
•
20V2
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
__30c
5.50
52c
52c
Oct
3.00
Oct
14c
Oct
1.26
Jan
30c
__
Apr
4.25
Apr
1.00 Mar
19c
i
Ltd.
22,620
18c
6,100
14c
Oct
47c
40c
1,000
37c
Oct
85c
17c
20c
39,853
16c
Sep
32 %c
70c
1
60c
40c
70c
I,200
70c
May
87 %c
l
4.30
3.65
4.40
«23c
23c
28c
31,050
Mar
Apr#;
Apr
Jan
Jan
4.90 Aug
Sep
1.42
80,765
1
Lid
Aug
40c
1.00
20c
11c
Sep
Apr
Jan
20c
1
11c
14c
1.50
1.47
1.55
1
26c
25 %C
29c
8,642
25c
Sep
94 %c May
2
Seagrams
12c
25c
Oils
Mines
32
31%
33 %
7,471
31%
Oct
39% May
4,025
5.50
Jan
10
2,470
12%
Oct
^_2.50
_i
9.55
9.50
•
ExDloration
12%
12%
18,100
13%
1.00.
1.45
26,600
:
May
1.99
Apr
Aug
Apr
6.50
Dome
Apr
*
•
26
14c
15c
Minerals
14% May
40,000
1
Ltd
Mines
Mining Corp
Diadem
57c
3.00
14c
3,000
50c
3.00
1
Producers
11% Mar
14c
50c
3.00
—
Mines
Devon-Leduc
Feb
37
14c
*
;;
:
Gold
Riu
Detta
21% Mar
^
1
1
B
Mines
Horn
500
preferred
Corp
class
Warrants
Deer
27
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
220
Jun
1
Decoursey Bvewia Mines
ADr
Feb
27%
423/i
%
19c
1
Mines
Leather
Davis
26
•
52
100
-
Ltd_
Mining
D'Aragon
Aug
26%
57c
28c
24'% Aug
Jan
y2
J
Pass Coal___
Minerals
Mines
41 y4
Collieries
5,200
19c
Sep
1
Mines
Crows Nest
Cusco
26
.
Celanese
60c
16c
5
26%
Deposit receipts
Canadian
55c
Zellerbach
•
IIIioc
Canners
Empire
55c
1
"25
British
3.00
78,321
Pershing
Crowpat
35% May
13% Jan
Jan
5.65
8,691
52%
20
I"
common
Preferred
Canadian
8.25 Julv
1.25
3,855
1.85
1
Preferred
Jan
1.25
Mar
12 Mi
;
Oils
Canadian
of
Creslbrook
Aug
95% Mar
104
Daine
Canadian
5.75 Mar
6.15
1.45
*
Zinc
Crestaurum
92
\
»
July
33%
Apr
15%
Bit
37
86
Feb
20
5.90
*
A
Copper
92c
152
90c
15% July
28 % Sep
1.84
1
class
Mining
Cowichan
135
5,422
•
Imperial
July
205
28
Feb
Oct
Jan
6.65
1
Chiboug
Lead
1.00
89
26%
_T
Cournour
Sep
1.00
com
class
Cosmos
Feb
Sep
93%
37
Rand
3.40
87
1,900
5.90
Mines
Distillery
Jan
62
Jan
70c
18,500
Feb
5.40 Mar
60c
Sep
_•
Class B
Aug
108
Sep
1.52
39c
9.50
27'/a
.10
of Toronto
32c
9.00
Apr
'
Petroleum
Cable
32
Oct
92
36 %
89
100
______.__.12.50
&
27%
32c
Jan
1.39
3.45 May
9.40
Mining-
Petroleum
Oct
25c
1,000
38,900
443,430^'
Jan
69c
Sep
13c
"
Feb
10%
32%
107
-
Sep
July
11c
34c
1.15
13C
20c
Mines
Copper-Man
275
'
*
I
Wire
Coppercrest
100
A
Mtpe
_
July
28
-
23c
45c
30c
97c
3.65
Ltd
Corp
33%
•
Steamship Lines
4.00 Mar
37
Copper
10%
>
July
34c
Conwest Exploration
28
.
Preferred
Canada
2.75 Sep
28'% May
Jan
10%
Lands
Canada Southern
7.35
33 %
Canada Safeway Ltd frfd
Canada Southern Oils warrants
Canada
100
Gas
2.25
51c
500
1.08
1
Mines
Tungsten
West
10c
332
-
Apr
28% Mar
Oct
1,855
Feb
105
Sep
15%
3.00
80c
Permanent
100
30%
54
Class B
Canada
Consumers
5.10 July
1
class
Aug
990
100
Packers
69
"
common..
Warrants
Consolidated
33 %
Warrants
Canada
Aug
1.60
_•
Explorations
Oil
Consolidated
33
_10
______
common
pfd
Canada
5.70 !
Jun
Jan
55% Mar
1,660
_i
common
Malting
Met
60 %
Jan
19%
830
61
54c
19,335
20
Foils
Canada
Canada
1.50
26%
—100
Preferred
Canada
Can
1.36
24%
*
.
Lake
Canada
1.40
24%
—_
55c
1
Mines
Sudbury Basin
2.35
55c
1
Min
Mines Ltd.
Sannorm
2.30
_2.50
Mines.
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd_____
Petroleum
High
Sep
12c
38c
Calgary
Low
10c
•
Calalta
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10,525
__i
& Co Ltd
Low
58,150
7%c
Ext
Shares
——2
j
Lake
for Week
Par
High
Burlington Steel
Burchell
Range
of Prices
11c
.
10
gi/2C
*
Sales
Week's
1 ast
Sale Price-
Range Since Jan. 1
•
_
Building Products
Hill
'
i
Buffalo Bed Lake
Bunker
l3ck
__1
Buffadison Gold
19
»
»»«»
STOCKS
High
10 %c
_~_i
:
OCTOBER
13c 14 %c
i
Mining
ENDED
"*
Shares
Low
Par
Brunsman. Mines
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
.
FOR
Sales
Range
•
Canadian Decalta Gas warrants
Canadian Devonian
Oanadian
Dredge
Petroleum
&
Canadian Food Products
;.
com
;
87c
•
87c
87c
19%
Oct
25% Mar
Dominion
Coal
2,830
5.20
Oct
7.50 May
Dominion
Electrohome
3.25
920
Dominion
Foundry
i
•
Canadian Homestead Oils
Canadian
f
•
'
Oils
common
•
8
Jan
25
53
Aug
65
Apr
20
21
Oct
27
May
2.00
10
10
10
..
1.95
550
13% July
Dominion
Oct
65c
Feb
Dominion
Jan
30
Aug
Dominion
Tar
13 %
Aug
Dominion
7%
Aug
39c
4,000
26
1.574
19%
10%
165
4.90
5%
850
warrants
7% May
3.25
Jun
Canadian
Pacific
Petrofina
-Railway
Ltd
32%
preferred
32%
33%
5,902
30%
Jun
26
27%
717
23%
Feb
2.74
Feb
97%
97%
97%
136
97%
Oct
105
Mar
•
Utilities-pfd
31%
31'/4
31%
453
29'%
Oct
45
May
16 y2
16%
16%
Aug
19
Feb
3 00
3.15
600
Sep
4.50
Canadian Western
Canam
Can
4 7c
72c
1,600
1.45
1.68
5,555
6c
Oil
Erin
&
Oil
Cariboo
Ltd
213
60c
•
8.25
50c
3.55
3.85
1,100
4.80
5.75
34,125
1.19
1.08
1.13
2.575
&
13c
13c
46
46
21%
22%
16,120
37 %
39
1,060
32
14
13 V2
3,140
12%
com
47c
1
1.97
3,700
57
57
50
•
Research
12 %
12
12%
Metals
5
6
6.00
Etfftnomic
Apr
rafldy
6.00 Aug
1.61
Eld rich
Mar
El
Feb
2.50
Anr
•El
July
72%
Feb
26c
Jun
class
Mines
Gold
Sol
Sep
Erie
12%
Sep
4.95
20,140
4.05
9c 10 %c
20,100
7%c
Jan
4.65
4.80
15c
48c
46c
55c
17,200
45c
Sep
1.29
70c
66c
78«
II,400
66c
Oct
1.88 Mar
75c
3.80
3.70
4.30
3.45
July
Oct
65c
3.10
52,600
87c
95c
5,300
3.00
530
2.25
3.00
80c
1.85
-
Chrysler
Cobalt
Consolidated
Mining Corp
Cochrane
Gold
Mines
2,100
IO'/b
16%
50
73^
6%
7%
II,474
68c
70c
11,000
~~
1
Copper
1
Yellowknife
Colomac
55c
71c
i6y8
1
Lake
10,600
•
.
Coldstream
63c
95c
__*
Dunlop common
Farm Equip
Cockshutt
525
55c
55c
1
Cody Reco
Mines-
59
76%
90c
1
Willans
Cochenour
Coin
73%
25
13c 16 %c
2.58
2.83
1
lie 12 % c
He
Combined Enterprises
*
io>/4
Commoil
*>
3.05
3.40
'
16y8
Sep
2.12
4.25
Apr
85%
85c
Oct
1.12
Apr
8,188
12c
25c
Sep
95c
Jan
20,500
10%
10%
555
3.05
3.05
200
9c
10
3.05
3.50
Commonwealth
Conduits
Petroleum
Confederation
Coniagas
:
Life
10%
10
Mines
Ford
of
Foundation
Fra»coeur
Jan
2.50
2.45
4.35
300
4.10
Jan
6%
Feb
11% Aug
155
60
2.30
2.45
8,400
Fraser
5.50 Aug
285
170
3.50
Conro
Consolidated
._,
Bakeries
Jan
Galtwin
42c
43c
1,150
40c
Jun
63c
May
5%
23c
22c
23c
9,500
22c
Sep
44c
Jan
Geco
15c
15c 15%c
6,050
15c
Feb
23c
Mar
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Beta
Consolidated
Central
Mines
Gamma
1
Callman
Flin
*
Consolidated
Cordasun
Oils
■
Power
50
1.03
94c
1.11
64,900
Oct
2.35 Mar
75c
75c
85c
3,700
70c
July
2.35 Mar
27,600
59c
Sep
Consolidated
Denison
Warrants
Mines
1
Dragon
Consolidated
East
Class
B
Crest
.
Jun
Mar
40c
Sep
General
25c
Feb
40c
Apr
General Steel Wares
General
Dynamics
7,245
29
Feb
17
2,105
16
Aug
22 %
20
Oct
25
30%
27
39c
38c
4.00
4.00
4.00
90
1.00
1.05
2,300
Oct
2.00
1.05
438
.51
May
59 %
Oct
new
Jan
Geo-Scientifie Prospector.'
14,400
Apr
Giant
77c
24,648
35c
May
89c
Oct
Glenn
60c
61c
1,770
60c
Jun
85c
Mar
Mines
7
1.40
1
12c
warrants
Gillies
Golden
Consolidated
Guayana Mines-.
Consolidated
Halliwell
Lake
Arrow
Howey
Gold
Mac
Oils
100
1.27
20c
12c
6,180
24c
5,600
21c
31c
32c
1.950
30c
2.20
1.87
2.35
773,768
44c
3.90
385
4.00
3,640
26c
26c
1,028
4.85
4.80
4.95
9,355
29y4
29
29%
5.026
1
*.1
Ltd
•
Explor
see
page
1
47.
27c
27c
*
30c
14:600
1.93
Jun
45c
Feb
3.60
25c
2.50
*>«
26c
Sep
Jan
Mar
18c
10 %c Aug
12c
3ic
Smelting
&
Morrison
footnotes
33c
11.432
<__1
Marcus Gold Ltd
Mic
Consolidated
1.45
1
Consolidated
Mining
1.40
21c
*
Consolidated
Consolidated
4.80
4 00
„
Jan
84c
Mar
50c
Apr
—
Gold
31%
Jaft
45c
46,300
20c
Jan
62c
ADr
Oct
4
85c
Manitou
26c
Oct
Graham
Mackay
class A—
Bousquet
Gold
Gran dines
Jan
Granduc
Apr
Orpfl t
Mines
Mines
Tfplroq
Panpr
Jan
6
Jan
110
May
137%
Jan
19
Sep
27%
Apr
22.800
7%c
Jan
Jan
26c
Jun
41
Aug
4.75
Apr
1
18c
21c
35%
35 %
785
3.70
3.90
II,475
78%
3.80
82%
100
26c
29 %
25c
27c
16,700
29%
29%
1,030
31
3.,65
Sep
97
25c
Oct
54c
26%
Jun
Sep
Jan
100
17
700
5
May
47
47%
310
47
Oct
46
160
39% May
5.80
300
5.30
5.70
1,200
35%
70
8 %
8%
200
30c
30c
1,600
5.30
5.30
1,400
—
:
4.70
4.65
Jun
Jan
64c
Apr
1.20
1.36
5.30
2.960
89c
67,916
69c
24c
24c
1,700
13c
14c
31,900
11c
9.000
8%C
2.40
7.400
27c
4.926
•
50
—*
1
149
16c
15c
19c
.*
1
30c
28C
30c
149
149
142
48%
48%
35
7%
7%
200
Sep
4.50 May
21c
8c
7.00 Aug
Oct
75c
22c
Aug
8
5.00
2.29
7.00
30c
,1.35
23c
Oct
Mar
49
11%
85c
2.30
Jan
Mar
7% July
48 %
39%
1.36
1.
Jan
Jan
Oct
35%
5.00
14c
Jan
'
24
45
7,615
5
■45%
47
Apr
32
112
18
101;
Jan
Oct
78
17
101
17%
35%
_____
Mines
Uranium
Oct
5.90 Aug
Apr
10
—1
1
Gold—
Eagle
Gruden
Gordon
1.10
Oct
845
1
1
1
3.75 Mar
Sep
27
21
Mines—
5 10 Mar
38
50
_1
•
Oct
Oct
27
:_____•
Jan
Feb
36
_______
Goodyear Tire (Canada) com
A'/o
preferred
— --—-—
Mar
Oct
125
Mines
Goldfields
Jan
27
21
Goldale Mines
Goldcrest
Apr
210
124
Yellowknife Gold Mines
Uranium
Jun
3.60
Jun
58%
_•
Ltd_
Mines
74c
72c
20c
_•
common
3.25
"
Feb
1.90
Jan
21
Products Mfg class-A__—_—*
3.55
Oct
Sep
50c
2.37
58%
com_____
G8c
Sep
Sep
124%
1
3.00
3.00
1.05
59 %
•
3.40
3.00
Apr
Jan
31
100
3 00
3,310
Aug
Aug
39
16 %
1
•
——_—
Genex
Jan
305
Corp
5
General Petroleum Canada com__^—1
Class A
I
Feb
11%
8.80 May
44
36%
Motors
General
1.30
16%
—•
~ 73c
33c
Iron
Consolidated
Consolidated
16,382
94c
7%
15
•
1
OH__r
Consolidated
For
9.25
Jan
5,560
A
3.40
Consolidated
Fenimore
9.00
71c
6%
•
1
.
Consolidated Discovery
Consol
9.25
6,1c
15c
5
35c
700
Oct
Feb
1,000
36 %
J
50c
25c
sec
31c
182,600
100
Oct
25c
__i
Jun
July
9%C
33c
6%
25c
—
Sep
7,200
1.20 July-
3i000
Ltd-
Sep
11,200
Jan
9c
30c
Bakeries
26c
4.400
15c
29c
Apr
1.80 May
60c
preferred
Mines
General
12c
25c
13c
26c
79c
2.55
common
23c
23%c
26c
_
Oct
Oct
25c
Exploration
Jun
25c
•
Cadillac
Consolidated
Jan
35c
36 %C
2.25
1
12%
23c
68%
2.55
common
L
74c
48,099
45,500
Jan
Sep
53
6%
18c
Jun
140
49c
40c
36c
Jan
Aug
May
17.750
—.'
Feb
G%
634
45c
G%
1
1,750
II,910
Jan
17 %c 17 %c
30c
'
Consolidated
40c
40c 43 %C
1.08
1.50
Canada—
Jan
48c
*
685
1.50
7.70
40
35
July
42c
>
56
——_______—
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Debentures
1
»
Corp
Allenbee
Oil
37
Oct
20 %
A
class
of
Co
Ltd
Frobisher
•
Mines
Development
Consolidated
Oct
Sep
4.45
20
(US)
Mines
Cos
Gatineau
Coniaurum
65c
45c
20,005
37
17 %c
________1_——
Canada
Mar
10%
Sep
1.95 Oct
-v
1
——-10
class
Co
Motor
Ford
10 J/2
135
3,570
20,100
70c
1.33
Manufacturing
Oct
149
1
65c
54 %
___20
Jun
4.10
«
National
Jan
6.75 Mar
20
Copper
Preferred
Fleet
Mar
4,00
-
Apr
2.52
50c
KirkLand
Federal
Feb
13
Oct
13 % c
Oct
Oct
_
Grain
30c
Jan
Mar
Oct
1.41
0
1.35
'
Preferred
Jan
Feb
Apr
1.60 Mar
5.15
210
37 %c
—25c
Tupgslen
Federal
Jan
8%
92c
Jan
1,857,670
Feb
3.05
46c
840
Oils Ltd_
Farwest
Jun
22%
Oct
5% May
65c
Jan
Jun
Jan
36
1,850
40c
•
1
1
Warrants
Fargo
8%c
Feb
1.60
3,260
55c
40c
_*
e
Canadian
Players
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Jan
Jan
Jun
Alliance
10,000
Sep
Jan
Apr
15
1.55
5.25
68c
—
10c
1.00
Jan
2.00
70c
5.35
50c
—*
A
Jan
4.95
*
class
Flooring
Sep
18c
56
*
______
50c
20,350
33,550
37
1
1
Mines
4,791,500
28c
84c
50c
1
1
common
Jan
31
75
1.05
5.00
6%
Famous
6.30 May
3.00
1
24c
Oct
1.15
Aug
1.50
20
A
Ltd
Falconbridge Nickel
6.15 Aug
2.25
•
Smelting
&
Jan
48,001
1
Mining
:.
Feb
1
Mines__
■
Oct
9
5.25
-10
Glacier
Explorers
56c
8%c
Corp ___________—___—.—1
Refineries _________—_—*
Eureka
$.35 Apr
Sep
75c
9c
1
Oils
Pen-Rey
Emerald
12%
3.30 May
Refining Ltd
&
Trust
Inv
Paper
Ltd—
Co
Blder Mines
Jan
1
Gold
35
1.01
________________-_—l
Smelting
Eastern
10% Mar
3.30 May
210
1
Chromium Min & Smelt
35
1.01
1
1
1
Mines
East Sullivan
Feb
Chifcougamau Explor
Ch-iboug Jaculet Mines
Chimo
35
18% July
Jun
Sep
13'% July
2.600
1
_____
Mines
Malartic
Asbestos
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau
1.15
1
Gold______
Amphi
Eastern
Oct
1.6C
54
5,152
6
50c
Mines
Cheskirk
1.15
Jan
1.00
250
1.15
Mar
July
44 %
35c
77,800
14%
52
<25
Jan
|
7
200
53c"
14%
25c
1
Excelsior
Chemical
1.25
45c
Aug
Oct
17%
410
8
Feb
July!
30
Jan
46
40
•
14 %*
1.25
*
common
150
-
-■
7%
•
Minerals
&
Eastern
Jan
13c
3,700
1.85
1.90
20
Oils
Sep
90c
21 %
46
Mudge
Sep
Oct
1.00
East
Apr
103%
Jun
25% Mar
37%
class
Rope
Apr
Jan
2.11
East
Sep
127/b
1,450
28-
28
35% Aug
98
95
-
•
21 %
-
1.85
Jun
3.55
10
;
%
•
common
Woollens
'3.20
Sep
7.90 May
5.45
•
common
16 %
14% Aug
Jan
.___50
Chemical
&
1.58
1.09 Mar
1.89
3,455
3.55
1
—
Prods
99
J6
Dyno Mines
2.15
Oct
65c
%
1,450
1
Oils
Steel
8.00
8.00
60c
1
.
Prefeired
99
10% July
Jan
7
27%
_____l'
Stores
Mines
a
D11 vex
1.80 Mar
Sep
1.40
6.926
81C
•
k
Oil
Gold
Chartered Trust
Chatco
1.60
2.16
2.30
70c
27,350
1.41
2.16
88c
•
Porcupine
Charter
1.00
1.41
2.16
1
;
Explorers
Leduc
Central Pat
100
1
Corp
Central
35,118
1
Quartz
Asbestos
1.45
1
Gas
Central
Central
1
Producers
Gold
Cassiar
Reserves
Mines
Natural
Canso
3.00
•
Gas
3.60
3.30
3.55
pref_20
_:
Copper Coy
Canadusa
Canso
Nat Gas
Williston
99%
-15
$5
Apr
72c
Canadian Vic leers
Canadian
Id
Donnell
July
4.60 July
100
Canadian PiDe Lines and Petroleums__l
Canadian
2,457
1
15% Mar
8% July
250
31
B-_______________1''
*
Dow Brewery
*
Duvan Copper Co Ltd
1
31
10
;<
Donald
36% Mar
26
25
13
28
Coal
<Si
Steel
Dominion
Don
Canadian
10
13
•
Textile
39c
25 %
10
13
28%
com_
Invest
Preferred
Fob
3gc
•
com
1
Scottish
7%
25%
.
Dominion
2.70 Aug
Oct
25
!
;______
Indus
Steel
&
Dominion -Magnesium
2,567
35 %C
warrants
1955
pfd__:
Preferred
Jan
250
10%
Cos
1953
.
1.95
.
•
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21
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21
5.20
~~
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Dome Mines
9.35 July
19%
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Preferred
Jan
8c.
2.00
20c
132
48 %
Sep
Jan
3.90
Feb
6.30
Jan
1.60
Apr
Sep
46c
Feb
Sep
136c
Mar
Sep
13c
Mar
Sep
Oct...
5.0C0 Apr
60c
July
July
58
Jan
Mar
170
•,
8%
Feb
Aua
7
Feb
III,500
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Oct
45c
39,530
21c
Oct
64c
Apr
Oct
9.45
Jan
4.75
4.50
5.15
3,700
40
38%
40
6.313
4.05
38
Oct
57
Feb
Apr
45
46
The Commercial
(1722)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
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Last
Toronto Stock Exchange (Cont.)
Range
Bale Prlee
Par
Great
Northern
Preferred
_
Warrants
Plains
Great
Sweet
1
1
G'%
.50
—
Gunnar
2.95
Jun
3.95
July
McMarmac
25%
Jan
54'%
Aug
2.61
2.75
39,300
2.61
Oct
9%
80
9
9
225
5%
5%
100
37c
42c
135,000
11
700
37c
8
43c
14 %c
18%
Oct
Merrill Island
1.09
Feb
Merrill
13%
Aug
Meta
Apr
Mexican
Jan
Midcon
Apr
Midrim
15% May
20'%
Sep
Midwest
8.50 May
12%
230
20%
Feb
50c
10,350
30c
Sep
10,400
lie
Oct
10,700
19%
9.75
9.65
10%
13,030
13c
12 %c
14c
25,500
28%
28%
125
CM 00
*
100
14
1.49
Oct
Mar
—.1
—
23
•
Jan
Mill
29c
Apr
Milton
16%
Apr
City
class
Brass
Rock
Hard
A
*
1
13c
12c
13c
14,040
12c
1
60c
50c
65c
256.800
30c
Hendershot
Class
Class
July
1.70 May
Aug
14 %c July
Mining
Min
10c
81c
Sep
Apr
Moore
Mines
——1
19 Vic
17c
10c
Feb
39 %c
Feb
Multi-Minerals
Oct
7
8c
20c
63,000
7
7
25
8c
7
I
1
24c
5%
Apr
Moneta
19 %c
Oct
Apr
Montreal
I
2.06
8%c
11,900
5%c Jan
•
31c
31c
36c
21,000
19c
Jan
1
80c
76c
80c
3,400
70c
Jan
97c
12c
Feb
7
Jan
—
36 Vic
Gold
36 %c
14 %c May
50c
ADr
Nama
Creek
Gold—i.—
AeceDt
class
Co
58c
National
Grocers
II
Aug
National
Steel
Feb
30% Mar
National
Feb
16'%
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
Pipe
Mines
10%
Feb
1,085
320
35
Oct
New
7.00
7.25
Feb
10%
Apr
Alger
New
90
83%
92'%
6,081
64
Jan
97'% July
New
35c
35c
36c
2,000
28c
Feb
55c
Aug
New
3,485
6.95
Bidlamaque
Bristol
Gold
8.35
Feb
14
Aug
New
Calumet
840
3.40
Jan
7.20
Sep
New
Chamberlain
Concord
Aug
New
Continental
27'% Mar
New
57%
745
53
May
25%
200
24
Oct
63
26
7%
25 %
26
7%
8%
18
17%
18
1.12
1.10
1.17
164,100
pfd—25
2,185
25
85c
Oct
New
Delhi
'
I
29%
Sep
New
7%
Oct
17
Aug
Apr
20
5,900
1.05
Sep
Gas
Explorations
Liberal
Little
Aug
1.74
New
Jan
New
Highridge
24%
150
22
Aug
New
38%
40%
890
33
Jan
45
Apr
New
Jason
7,771
78%
Jan
110
Aug
New
Kelore
122%
Oct
Jan
25
Hosco
34%
2,963
28
Jan
46%c
46 %c
50c
7,000
45c
Sep
1.00
1.00
160
80c
Sep
42%
42%
43'%
5,025
27%
Jan
New
2.30
2.30
2.70
9.947
2.10
3.85
Feb
New
2.30
2.50
4,145
2.20
Sep
4.75
Apr
New
1.50
1.40
1.50
3,200
1.20
Jun
New
Taku
New
Apr
1.80 Mar
20c
21c
6,100
20c
1.00
50
Oct
Jan
40c
29c
26 %c
30c
8,200
22c
Sep
52c
1.01
1.14
136,525
45c
Sep
45c
41c
49c
13,541
28c
Mar
39c
31c
9%c
Jan
43c
Oct
1
13 %c
13c
14c
14,200
12c
Sep
34c
72c
70c
80c
22,850
70c
Oct
July
July
20 %c
1
gic
20c
43c
io%
1
825,793
22c
81c
2.10
10%
Lorado
Thurbois
New
Macfle
Exploration
Mines
Milling
Acme
Maritime
1.25
1.40
3,400
28c
35c
91,150
1.56
1.85
48,542
20c
20c
4,000
1.70
1.67
2.00
35,275
20%
20%
20%
20
19%
20%
Maxwell
Maybrun
94c
1.03
12,600
2.40
2.60
38,740
1.25
28c
22
Oct
13 %c
95c
Oil
1.(50 May
2.09
North
49c
1.10
Oct
Jan
20%
North
18
55c
1.81
24
Mar
Jan
25
Mar
Oct
14c
2,600
12c
Oct
2,500
18c
Aug
2,200
Apr
25c
'
Oct
Apr
38c
Jan
6.00
Jan
24c
24c
4,000
Oct
37c
Feb
3.75
500
2.65
Feb
4.45
Anr
2.51
2.68
2,100
2.51
Oct
3.55
Jan
oni/„
20%
20% May
20'%
Jun
75
85c
91c
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14c
13c
15c
14,500
15 %c
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1
16c
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2.15
2.37
2 15
1
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1.08 Aug
41c
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3,800
14%c
Oct
35c
Jan
13,860
2.15
Oct
7,400
41
1,625
15'%
22
17
17'%
1,250
14c
17c
58,266
3.65
Jan
3.35
Sep
Jun
28%
Oct
Aug
32'% Aug
39
Oct
48
15%
Oct
Jun
Mar
23
Aug
6%c Jan
26c
Jun
24c
Aug
14c
12,200
10c
Jan
1.18
31,200
91c
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17c
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80c
Feb
4.00
14'%
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14
Penmans
1.70
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Permo
Feb
Peruvian
1.35
4,365
Feb
17c
Petrol
23c
10,800
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&
125
38c
26c
47c
44c
-
47c
Oil
Co
Photo
Crow
30 %c
33%C
Sep
July
Apr
Pioneer
2.91
67,180
13 %c
20c
139,800
Gold
Feb
Apr
Placer
Apr
Ponder
9c '
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94
76
100
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_
Feb
Apr
8%C
9'%
C
7%c
Sep
27c
Apr
67c
Sep
7,500
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of
220,718
8c
Jan
74c
5,200
55c
Oct
1.30
Jun
2.50
2.50
2.60
4,600
Jan
3.25
•
26c
26c
Premier
President
1.78
25c
Oct
Sep
45c
Aug
Apr
Jan
12c
July
32c
25,100
8c
9c
11,500
2.25
2.30
6,900
55c
60c
7,050
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9%
750
8%
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13
8-,2
Oct
12%
Apr
19'%
Apr
Jan
9c
2.30'
19c
4c
,
2.10
36c
Sep
3.20
Aug
1.15
Apr
Apr
Mar
8'%
8%
9
720
14 %
14%
14%
12,139
3.00
3.00
507
33c
39c
41,700
20c
July
57c
Jan
8.20
3.00
Feb
Sep
4.45
34c
40c
40c 44 %C
20.500
40c
May
94c
July
36c
35c
36C
2,700
34c
Sep
63c
Feb
13c
11c
13c
15,524
9c
Oct
16c
15%
15'%
16%
6,540
94
94
97
400
_
Jan
Feb
49c
Sep
Apr
20% July
106
Aug
50c
4,200
28c
31c
5.800
27c
11c
lie
1,000
9%c
Jan
23c
Feb
9c
Sep
19c"
Jan
55c
Sep
28c
1
1
9c
9c
10c
40,325
1
Mines
62c
56c
62c
4,190
Jan
78c
Apr
43c
May
1.53 Mar
6
-
525
67%
Sep
70c
80c
12,500
69C
Oct
1.90
Jan
«27c
28c
12,500
25c
Sep
39 %c
8.90
8.90
9.20
1,400
5
common
6
70c
28c
I
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6
1
l
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43
43
50
730
48%
48%
105
*
25
25
25
2.20
2.15
2.30
44,950
1.51
1.57
2,100
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1.07
1.05
1.15
15,200
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25
2
pfd
1.40
1.32
1.40~
1
1,800
4%
Jan
7.85 Mar
23'%
<
47
22%
1.90
1.45
99c
1.20
Jan
Oct
Feb
Sep
Sep
Feb
Oct
Jan
13
July
50
Aug
53
Jan
26'
Apr
2.38
Sep
3.40
Feb
2.25
Apr
1.75 July
*
B
41
41
25
1.26
1.24
1.30
4,751
1.24
Oct
2.25 Mar
1
C
41
•
Mines
1.60
1.55
1.60
4,300
1.55
Oct
2.10 May
l
•
*
10c
37'%
Feb
48
Apr
10c
10c
4,500
10c
13
13'%
1.020
12
May
14% Aug
65c
13'%
70 c
2,100
60c
July
89c
Aug
18c
Feb
Mar
Roy
I
48
47
49 %
1,584
II_i
50c
50c
50c
500
*
Gold
_
Border
12%
77
49 %c
—10c
*
Rouyn
Oil
Apr
21c
1
Uranium
Corp
Prairie
1.30 May
41c
18c
.
Development
Powell
Power
ll'%c Jan
1
River
94
Apr
85c
65c
•
Oils
68
85c
Sep
•
Gold
5.20
1,420
Oct
35c
19c
•
Engravers
Pickle
62
26c
28,000
70c
•
Ltd
Apr
Apr
59
20,900
1
&
10
Feb
95% Mar
80
90o
Gas
35c
Jan
Oct
79'%
50
49c
8
Oct
79'%
80
2.60
20
Oil
&
Jan
2.20 Mar
2.10
127,375
•
July
104
Jan
2.10
common
Mines
324
100
Sep
56c
1.46
40
°
7,100
151,182
Sep
2.95
750
1
2,450
6%
Feb
44'%
Oct
1.95
:
17c
1.09
9'%
Oct
1,595
v-
17% May
1
8%
6%
Sep
43
:
13c
1.05
5%
100
6%
2.70
10
21c 21 %c
9% Mar
Sep
42
•
Club
Nat
47c
Sep
July
•
common
Oil
Oct
5.05
3.15
13%
1
Consol
Gas
1.73
3,935
2.60
40o
1.31 Mar
29,564
14%
42
•
Preferred
2.70 May
21 %c
285
Feb
7c
8,240
412,300
Gold
Pipeline
Sep
89
14%c
74,500
78c
1.73
Mines
River
Oct
Sep
9%c
72c
1.52
8c
•
Drilling
1.10
Sep
7c
74c
1.52
Mines
Uranium
8%c
64c
Aug
aac
'
Amalgamated
1,250
Oct
7.35
!
Parbec
12,350
39c
Jun
7.90 Mar
2.00
Jan
100
Mines
Mines
12c
Jan
19 %c
Sep
Jan
4.50
•
Western Oils.
1.25
2.65
Mar
6.40
46c
4.20
Paramaque
9%c
88%
2,025
4,890
Porcupine-
Pembina
41c
Jan
6.05
•
pfd
Petroleum
Peace
5,0
207,466
1
Util
Pacific
Aug
Mar
Aug
56c
.
5.85
Page Hersey Tubes.
Aug
1.63
48
66%
Sep
10c
10,570
1.65
60c
Paymaster
6%
13c
7.00
1.45
•
Eastern
Parker
|
Jun
Jan
13c
Aug
Mines
Pacific
Pater
9,575
13c
6.85
1.55
2.70
Mines
Feb
1.19 July
1.46
51%
2,114
10,300
6'%
Lake
Apr
Feb
Oct
42c
Jun
Apr
1.59
Copper
1.51
40c
43c
Jan
9c
Oct
Gold
62c
6%
59
18c
6.90
1
Crush
Orenada
24'%c
Sep
Jan
1.05
preferred
Jun
Oct
35c
8,662
Exploration
B
Oct
1.25
Oct
20,784
preferred
Class
9c
17c
12 %c
47c
Warrants
32c
Sep
May
20o
Pardee
2.15
31c
1.43
common
Jockey
65c
Oct
Oct
Apr
Oct
19,800
=57%
16c
50
Omnitrans
2.30 Mar
33
Apr
ADr
12c
1
2.66
--
660
3.00
Feb
44c
O'Leary Malartic
Sep
Sep
.
24c
8c
2.15
1.20
common
Rare Metals Mining
Okalta Oils
8%
«
20c
3,933
46c
Selections
1.81
4,200
31 %c
Sep
Aug
1.45
Oka
4,775
2.32
Sep
22,300
2.29
5,325
1.27
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10 %c
10c
2.25
45,200
2.05
2.25
or
in»
3,500
8%c
28c
1.20
1
Aug
75c
Feb
5,150
17c
22c
Apr
2,958
Oct
70c
2.50
34
10%c
23c
17 %c
1.35
23,500
71c
Oct
1.30
or
13c
•
Jan
12,500®'
1.1c
1
8c
10,700,
Aug
1.55
1
Ltd
Oil
Lake
3,500
33
1
Oils
Rockland
4,000
416,544
Apr
27c
Ogama
103,400
57c
98c
Oct
O'Brien Gold Mines
10c
75c
Jan
12c
—•
Mines
20c
11c 12 %c
Oct
23c
15,500
•
1
Mining
Nudulama Mines Ltd
1.35
65c
93c
89,200
13C
1
Ltd
Ltd
Northwestern
1.95
//
14,500
59C
—
58c
Canada
10c
, -
1.19
45c
12c
warrants
18c
1.15
Feb
Apr
1.00
Uranium
Star
1.20
^
1.14
Sep
Apr
Feb
45c
••••♦•
23 % Mar
17
35c
54c
14 %C 14 %c
Preferred
.
6 %
Apr
57%
14c
i0c
~~
73,755
2.25
Mines
Oils
Opemiska
1.29
43
1.10
42c
1
68c
Sep
40
1
1
20c
12c
15%
1
~~~—
see
3.80
Feb
3.75
•
common
footnotes
3.75
3.55
July
20c
•
Mines
49c
Warrants
Mar
2.75 Aug
Sep
3.90
%
Ltd
40c
9 '%c
Rankin
Northspan
July
19c
18c
24c
&
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Northland
July
3.80
1
~
43c
14c
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Norpax
3.20 Mar
Oct
3 85
V
Frontenac
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For
2,354
1 00
2 55
Preferred
McColl
1,002
i5C
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25,900
1.19 May
12'%c
Inca Gold
34c
•
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21,900
20c
58'%
North
•
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50c
33c
2,125
17c
17c
.1
July
50c
5.10 Mar
j
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Harrls-FergUBon
Sep
Sep
25c
15c
24c
Canadian
ti
1514
,
19c
14 %c May
25c
Gold
North
~52
"
Feb
16c
Mines
Jan
35
"
50c
61c
Nor
Noranda
12'%c
979
common
16,850
12'%c
Norgold Mines
Feb
30
Ltd
Ltd
62c
50c
1.59
8c
47
Mines
58c
16,700
Norsyncomaque
2.00
Ltd
58c
Apr
13c
13 Vic May
f
Uranium
Apr
12c
Northcal
47
II"
40c
25c
Mines
Jan
1.70
Goods
Sep
May
12'%c
Oct
0
Sporting
17c
2.15
Nisto
16'%
28%
M~inesl~
6,200
63c
Oct
Aug
10% July
I H~~~i
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Feb
26c
18'%C
1
Mines
85
~~
33c
20c
•
Mining
28%
113
Oct
Apr
1.30
5.05
Oct
•
Mines
14c
5.25 May
Norlartic
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8,616
Jan
Feb
"•
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4,100
18c
Jun
2.70
1
_
1.40
15c
16c
•
1.37
7%c
1
A
22,300
1.30
,1.32
I
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2.57
17%
*
Gold
28c
8,120
2 51
Mines.
25c
25c
1.45
10,133
1,700
•
A
3,230
11,500
8,500
Mines—
Mines
Oils
Jan
2,500
14c
Normetal
20c
~
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Apr
2.05
53c
1.53
3.55
2,344
1
Magnet Consolidated Mines
Malartic Goldfields
Maralgo
1.15
Oct
49c
1.45
3.85
9c
Mines
Marigold
Sep
49c
1.45
3.25
2.90
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IIII1
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Marcon
41c
'
3.50
17%
•
I II ""
Leaf
Jan
13 %C
Apr
1
Macmillan Bloedel class B
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
Maple
Oct
16c
14c
2.76
Mines
Maneast
60c
3,000
3.25
Apr
1
Mines
Explorations
Mages
21,100
23c
3.55
Aug
i.yg
Feb
67c
Mines
1.39
1.25
Mar
62c
22c
Mines
3.10
20,450
jarx
90c
35C
67c
Nipissing
Oct
75
Jan
Sep
59c
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Oct
1.97
1.30
2.55
Oct
Jan
2.76
•
Mines
Oct
1.50 May
28c
Apr
171/4
1
-
Goldfields
55c
t 22c
Mines
Oct
1
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknlfe Gold
Mackeno
920
Mines
81c
11
17%
Gold
17%c
1,100
1
—
Macdonald
27,350
94c
1
Bay
Uranium
Macassa
27,460
28c
1.33
1
;
B
Louvlcourt
61c
2.53
28c
93c
Apr
Feb
•
25,400
<
10c 10 %c
10c
Mar
Gold
Minda-Scotia
12,258
,88c
2.05
»
"SSl a°I_pM———
Class
55c
2.25
Mylamaque Explor
Newnorth
Aug
1
Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
3.25 May
1
Mines
Manitoba
New
New
1.03
—
Lomega
Apr
Jan
55c
Senator Rouyn
Superior Oils
2.60 Mar
40'%
*
class
Feb
2.08
2.01
2.37
Rouyn Merger
Sep
2.50
Newlund
8%c
Lac
31c
Sep
1
34%
131% Mrf
__1
preferred
Sep
1.01
•
1
Gold
A
10 %c
10,600
1
—
Mines
835
•
Groceterias
50c
11,000
2.25
•
Mines
1
Mines
Long
Class
Mining
125
122%
41c
At,r
14,785
11 %C 13 %c
1
Gold
6.95 Mar
28,325
85c
2.05
1
Harricana
5
Petroleum
Loblaw
1.00
10c
Jan
Jan
Sep
Sep
2.19
%
122%
.
20o
Gold
70c
523,400
1.40
1
1.00
Mines
Lexlndin
Feb
30c
Feb
28'%
•
New Goldvue Mines
14%
1
class
Apr
4.10
1.10
1
im
99% 103 %
100%
1
I
Jones
45c
Sep
1,000
Apr
1.47
July
26
26,600
13*%
Sep
50c
—
Mines
24%.
39
•
Mines
&
Canada
Fortune Mines
Northern
Lawson
.
I
•
Leitch Gold
34
Sep
25c
1.20
1.35
New
Mines
Gold
Oct
20c
;• 71c
Feb
•
Mining
27%
28%
A
11'%c
Jan
10
Mines
810
20c
15c
39c
1
Lingman Gold
3.10
25c
30c
Canada
Osu
100
28
32c
15o
Lake
3.85
25c
1
Ltd
Lake
3.85
1.10
New Dickenson Mines
1
(John) Ltd
Labrador Mining &
100
ill
Apr
Ltd
Co
26
•
of
2.15 Mar
Sep
July
11
41c
Feb
Labatt
Lencourt
Oil
85c
235
14,900
1
Petroleum
Aug
Aug
1.83
Sep
-
64,000
50c
Petroleum
Develop
Jan
57%
Feb
1.10
Apr
Mar
18%
11
•
Oil
Oct
52c
1
Mines
Davles
1.10-r
11
1
British Dominion
90c
Aug
47c
28'%
1
Oils
1,200
54
11
,3.85
Aug
Ltd
Lamaque
£
Jun
1.00 Mar
3.95
Sep
26
1
5.75
25%
i; 49c
_l
Mines
12%
57%
25%
57
90c
96c
V-
7%
A
Kirkland Townsite
Wasa
39%
2,821
*
12
•
Ltd
Hudson
Luz
2,155
1.15
62'%
Minerals
La
50 %
1.11
12'%
Mines
Kirkland
Lake
48%
66c
Jan
Apr
98c
Sep
Sep
2.70
Feb
42c
29%
*
•
Car
5.60
*
Shore
49
Sep
—
Kirkland
Lake
lo%
Jan
common
Copper
Dufault
645
May
Warrants
Cinch
15%
68c
25c
New Athona Mines
7.10
Keyboycon Mines
Lake
3,250
15'%
6
Gold
Lake
70c
15%
.
5.0J
Oct
20c
11
Mines
Mines
Oils
53c
Apr
2.80 Mar
Aug
22
39c
36%
:
Jowsey Mining
Jupiter Oils
Kroy
65c
65c
17c
22,670
500
(1939)
Gold
Kilembe
790
25,472
3,690
Mining
Gold
2,200
22%
176,780
6,825
Ltd
Minerals
Kenville
20c
22
32c
6
Mining Corp..
Kerr-Addison
Oct
2.95
11%
Ltd
Exploration
of
3.55
23c
57%
Line
Mines
Products
Kelvinator
1,675
2.71
6
Copper Mines Ltd
Joburke
3.75
45c
Sep
20
Mines
5% Aug
Feb
1.15
30c
I
pfd
Jun
24c
,2.80
v
*
Ltd
22%
12
warrants———
Jollet-Quebec
3.70
2,327
19 %c
5
com
Petroleum
Credits—
Bldg
Interprovincial
Jonsmith
6,832
30c
236,510
22 %
l
Chemical
Explorations
•
Ranwick
Interprovincial
Jellicoe
3.55
Mines
Drug &
10%
38
—100
International
Jeanette
1.40;
1
.
Waite
1.25
11
Petroleum
Jacobus
28 %c
56%
,
Powders
Bronze
International
Jack
30c
1.30
_•
.
_
200
1
Preferred
Jaye
3.20 Aug
6
Mining
Metals
Bay
1.50 July
Mar
4.10
•
Ltd
1,872
11%
Ltd new com—
Corp
Nickel
Iron
Feb
81c
3.90
11%
6i Co—
preferred—
International
Isotope
75c
4.00
1
Works
12%
37%
Mar
105,180
133,675
1
27%
11%
Oct/
11%
1.32
1.95
1
.
1,025
Aug
15% Aug
47
May
July
1
Co
Locomotive
National
/"\ 47c
•
Porcupine
National
Apr
22% Mar
Sep
1.74
486.23
International
Irish
100
4.60
Sep
Jan
20c
1.21
•
12,000
37%
10
*
Cement
B
11'%
2.10
11%
Jan
30c
125
.•
10
•
"
.•
1
1
Paper common
preferred
Class.
11%
32,835
Jan
T.75
.
Corp common
Nello
*
—
Imperial Oil
i
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
International
25,950
Corp
Aug
Apr
Ltd
Bank
•
Flo Glaze common,
Inspiration
1,960
23c
Oct
1.37
•
26%
26 %
5.60
(John)
16
21c
—13.50
Gas
38c
•
Industrial
2.15
'.15%
22c
1
New
Inland
2.25
15%
Apr
3.65
Sep
•
9%
10
*
5
Warrants
lnglis
2.36
1
1
12%
__
——.——.—
Lake
Jan
Aug
*
common—
Mining
:
;
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Indian
5c
Mines
6,794
Hudson
6%
300
9c
3.05
l
Endeavour
Ore
18,600
Hoyle
Imperial
9c
*
Mogul Mining Corp
10,000
B
Imperial
9c
95'% Mar
July
-.
12c
Smith
Howard
46c
Gas
Metals
19c
Co
.
6,200
1
Mining Corp
1.10
Consol
A
22c
Sep
Feb
11c
Mines
Oil
Home
3.50
Jan
98c
Drilling
Hollinger
1,000
3.25
11c
Crest Oils Ltd
Highland Bell ——
Highwood Sarcee Oils
Tower
50c
-
1.00
High
Hi
48c
50o
*
1
1
1
Paper
Gold
16c
Apr
70c
15,380
Uranium
1
Red
Gold
Heath
Heva
17c
25c
Oct
3.55
Petroleums
Lake
of Lakes Iron
Headway
3.25
Mines
Gold
Hasaga Gold Mines-.
Head
16
3.25
1
Minerals
Harrison
16
3.25
——
Mines
Sep
25c
3.20
Brick
Mindamar
Hahn
10c
8,000
3-45
Mines
Lake
May
160,900
18c
Knit
Industries
Milllken
Aug
45c
29c
Mining
38
;Mar
12c
Oct
Sep
11c
Mining
&
High
77
28c
25c
Dev
Light & Power pfd.
Oil
3,600
25c
Petroleum
Uranium
26c
21
43c
28%
_
Gypsum Lime & Alab
5.75
Jan
730
31c
15 %c
_1.25
<&
Chipman
Jan
>
12 %c 14 %c
18%
Mercury
Exploration
Low
80%
30c
1
Lake—
Petroleums
Sep
4.40
35c
9
Mentor
10% July
Jan
7%
Medallion
11'% July
Jan
21
21
I
1
1
'
5.75 Mar
Red
Range Slnee Jan. 1
High
78
30c
McWatters Gold Mines.
-.10
...
78'%
Shares
—1
10%
—
Gwillim Lake Gold
Hallnor
Lake
375
5%
•
Mines
Warrants
Red
9%
_
_
Mines.
McKenzle
1,165
—
Ltd
Mines
Feb
47
Low
•
2.65
—
_
Guaranty Trust
Lead
Aug
Porcupine.
43
—«.
Freehold
42%
Mclntyre
3.20
9
—
Gulch
60
Par
Jan
7%
Apr
41%
*
*
Gulf
45%
High
5%
8ales
for Week
Range
of Prices
„
3.15
1
B
Gridoil
1,055
Week's
Last
Sale Price
42
1
_
Oiis_
Greening Wire
Greybawk Uranium
Friday
Range Since Jan. I
,
Low
6%
45%
—
Develonment-
Grass
19
STOCKS
High
6%
~
OCTOBER
SalM
Sharoo
Monday, October 22, 1956
...
MARKETS
ENDED
for Week
of Priooo
Low
H
1
Coal class A
West
Class
VO s
—
-
i
Great
Great
Utilities
Gas
WEEK
FOR
Chronicle
and Financial
61'%
61
61%
205
53%
Feb
4.40
4.55
200
3.30
Jan
6.90
Apr
Jan
23 %c
Anr
1.95
Feb
i
Gold
Electric
•
15c
14c
15c
9,100
*
1.60
1.60
1.60
960
42%
Oct
d Or*
6c
1.50
62%
72c
Sep
70
Apr
Jan
Aug
Number 5579
Volume 184
...
The Commercial
an^Financial Chronicle
(1723)
47
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
P
R
Inc
M
Warrants
■
Preston
Pronto
87
;
___________
East
Dome
Provo
Purdex
Minerals
86
Sep
101
Aug
7.00 Aug
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Copper Mines.
8.30
Jan
Tuckett
9.40
84
4.50
Sep
4.75
4.340
*1.60
1.20
Sep
1.65
1.95
3,630
1.50
May
1.95
s2 20
34,200
1.75
Apr
2.74 May
United
Oct
27c
1,470
%c
16'/a C
1.95
'3.15
28,108
1.65
1.51
1.50
1.70
6,150
1.30
15c
29,620
10
10 "2
1,710
82c
82c
|99c
6,200
2.61
32.80
5,993
10
—-
9.85
Union
Mining
2.40
22c
26c
7,500
j23:%
1,678
22»A
Estella
Fuel
15
Apr
United
Montauban
Apr
United
Feb
4.60
United
Grip
Rapid
Rare
Steel
Upper Canada
Vandoo
——
380
734 Mar
10,200
1.70
|l.60
31,400
13c 14
MacDonald
Vac
425
&.25
200
%
2.25
43c
Uranium
Ruoununl
Rix
Athabasca
Robinson
Apr
Vulcan
Sep
2.85
Jan
2.25
19c
Mar
27c
Oct
55%
55%
610
3,000
6.55
6.85
4,080
6.30
24%
'■'!
Wane
Walker
Feb
75c
July
60c
Apr
2.65 May
1.70 Mar
Sep
Sep
34c
Apr
1.20
Apr
G
&
62
Feb
42
185
28%
45
Aug
6.00
6.05
310
20c
•
20c
21c
1.91
2.10
Weedon
Pyrite
49,000
Wespac
Petroleums
70c
Jan
Western
Canada
7,709
11c
Sep
24%c
Jan
Western
Decalta
Roxana Oils
5,500
9
18c
Apr
Royal Bank of Canada.
Royallte Oil common
Russell Industries
3,672
56V4 May
68
Aug
3,740
12Va
St
Michael
San
'(sC Oct
Feb
10%
Oct
f
650
16
_1
940
67%
Sep
100
55
97%
1
35,400
1
4,160
1
Uranium
6,700
•
8,000
Gold
Antonio
Band
Ltd
Mines
Gold
River
Warrants
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Debentures
Sarnia
Saskatchewan
Scurry Rainbow
50c
Sep
1.19 Mar
Oct
1.47
11c
Oct
20%c
Sep
60c
40%
39%
35%
Feb
49
20c
Sep
1.92
20
Oct
26%
Sep
3.40
Jan
90c
10,865
Jun
41%
540
29c
40c
275,900
25%
25%
154
1.90
1.85
1.95
7,150
65c
65c
1,000
3.45
3,000
82
275
1
lV/sC
Mines
1945
Bheep Creek
Gold
Bherrltt
—
Horsey
Wilrich
Wiltsey
Mar
15%
Jain
3.25 July
Jan
3.90
Sep
Oct
16%
Apr
Breweries
Sicks
trust
Voting
Sigma
1
—_
_
Silanco
Minine
Silver-Miller
Sliver
Silverwood
SImpBons
Siscoe
95
Jan
29c
Aug
Somerville
10%
Apr
11%
535
22%
Oct
29% Mar
24
150
23
Oct
28 %
4.75
150
4.55
14c
24,800
11c
1.00
13,082
93C
Jan
47c
1,500
35c
Sep
Apr
27C
14
14
1,581
13%
66%
67 %
2,626
65 y. May
74% Mar
17%
17
17%
8,470
11%
Jan
19% Aug
10%
Oct
13%
3,181
16%
Feb
25
76c
4,200
52c
Jan
Petroleum
class
8ouris
16%
16%
2,750
14
Jan
20c
23c
2,867
491/2
49%
49%
25
*
Valley Oil
Union
Southern
Spooner Mines
Stadacona
Standard
Oils
-
1
—
—
F
-»
49
*
Pass
bteil
Gold-
31c
30c
33c
17,583
13c
11,500
1.15
1,610
5
30
30
30
—1
1.55
1.50
1.60
29,395
31c
44c
2,900
37%
37%
55
6.10
6.10
350
-
_
-
_
_
.
"IIII-l
65c
-.1
12 %c
...
•
Canada
ol
Uranium
1
——
Inlet
20
-
-
90c
Feb
Jan
60c
Apr
26c
Sep
55c
Feb
Jan
42%
Apr
12
Jun
12
65c
66c
10,000
55c
Jan
89c
Feb
10c 12 %c
27,050
8V2C
Sep
20%c
Feb
22
Jan
28%
Apr
23
68 %
21%
385
2.48
34%
11
4,701
2.70
1. 57%
4,000
,
8%C
Oct
18c
15Va
Jan
24% Aug
8,700
Mar
80
Jan
2.24
Apr
3.15 Aug
SeD
47%
47%
48%
Sep
68c
62c
72 c
18,600
toC
Oct
1.20
16c
13,100
14c
July
22 %C
Feb
•
__
1
4.00
4.00
150
47
4.35
7,685
♦
18%
18 %
18%
530
100 %
100%
100
100
_
_1
1.27
l.Oo
1.28
14,300
50c
9c
10c
16,000
Jun
18
100%
—
_
_
—
'
9c
4.00
1.02
8c
Oct
6.70 May
26%
Sep
104
Jun
1.85
Aug
17c
Jan
Feb
Jan
Apr
Apr
'
•
Bylvanite
common
5
6
4,400
1.11
1.10
1.12
3,150
40%
140
39
Oct
44
10
44
Sep
50
Feb
■
Tandem
*
.
——
50
—_
Mines
Teck-Hughes
Mines
Mines
Toronto
Dominion
Toronto
_
__
Elevators
Class
A
-
...10
Class
5 %
Trans
3,900
1.75i
Oct
1,470
2.25
Jan
1.35
1.46
12,750 1
14c
17c
6,872
13c
Oct
54c
Feb
23c 23 %c
9,000
21c
Oct
58c
Feb
V
60c
1,000
60c
Oct
45
1,591
40
20
500
16%1
35
120
35
:
*
common--.
—
18
35
19
class
15c
*
A
45%
—
*
B
Empire
•
Trans
Mountain
Oils
Oil
Pipe
Line.
_
19
19%
c
19
20c
15c
Trans
Prairie
Resources
Pipeline
—
5
2.20
.
34c
ye
1.35
19
19
12c
1,581
40
44
.
9.400
45%
44%,
24
40
41
-
45 %
115
2.20
2.30
7.811
33c
33c
25.200
1.60
30c
17c
Oct
—
—
Apr
9.00
'
Oct
2.75
Sep
Feb
3.001
Feb
1.25. Mar
Jun
56%
Apr
Jan
24
July
40
Oct
25
Sep
Oct
43
Feb
5.00 Jan
8.00 July
2,250
70c
Feb
10,200
11c
Mar
35c
Apr
19
1,935
17%
Oct
35%
Jan
19%
18%
19%
1,390
18
Oct
36%
Jan
90
90
93%
106
90
Oct
104 %
8%
8%
750
3.15
40,282
Petroleums
1
39c
39c
Coghlan
1
15c
15c
;
1
Windward
1
Gold
Mines
18 %c
20c
Sep
3.40
Apr
May
18c
Oct
9c
Sep
16 %c
Apr
7,200
20c
10c
3,000
•
2.17 May
35c
Oct
15,500
16c
c
Feb
14
Oct
19,900
40c
9 %
9c
8%
1.50 Aug
17c
Sep
52 c
Apr
68c
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Wright-Hargreaves
•
11%
11%
11%
1,238
10%
Oct
•
1.61
1.60
1.65
2,935
1.55
Sep
2.07
Yale
1
30c
32c
3,600
28c
Oct
55c
Apr
15% May
Lead
&
Zinc
Canuck
Yellorex
Mines
Yellowknife
Yukeno
32c
Jan
Oil
Bear
Mines
•
Mines
Jan
18c
1
17,800
14c
Aug
25c
Apr
13c
3,000
11c
Jan
25c
Apr
1.95
2.05
26,800
9%c
1
2.05
20c
13c
20c
1
10c
3,016
Oct
1.95
3.00
Zenmac Metal
Zulapa
—
9%c Bep
14c
Apr
May
1
30c
30c
35c
21,500
25c
Oct
70c
Jan
1
.
Mining
50c
50c
55c
4,510
36c
July
60c
Aug
Toronto Stock Exchange
T
•
Canadian
Laat
Andian
National
Canadian
Anglo
British
Corp
Brown
Co
Bulolo
Gold
Canada
_
.
Sep
24
38
38 %
485
30
30
30
45
Apr
Oct
51
Mar
10
Sep
13 %
Oct
45
Feb
35% Aug
Dominion
General
18%
18%
19
238
17%
Jan
24 %
Apr
4.80
4.65
4.85
1,482
4.35
Sep
6.00
Jan
•
22%
Sugar
Industries
22%
Canadian
Westinghouse
•
Copper
5
Jan
25
Feb
28 V*
Jan
32
Jan
17%
Oct
24
4.25
1,225
3.50
Sep
43
1,109
6.00
100
6
Oct
38
42
_
20%
2,317
6.00
"l~i
Marconi
310
1,079
18
42
18
31
17%*
4.00
•
common
22%
29 %
•
Investments
Canadian
40
6,090
33%
Jan
17c
Feb
42
6%
•
Paper
Dalhousie' Oil
•
_
_
Dominion
Oilcloth
_
Jan
14
May
Canada
Preferred
Securities
*
_
Maclaren
-
Consolidated
Oreille
_
20%
Oct
29
60
90
Jim
94%
Feb
42
45
400
34
Feb
56
Apr
31
31 %
525
27
Jun
41
Aug
112
111%
112
311
108%
Sep
49 %
49 %
50%
939
L 38%
Jan
71
70"%
71
365
66
Oct
90
Jan
82 %
85
215
823/4
Oct
100
Mar
33%
34
550
33
Oct
*
Gen
Tr___
Jan
35
43
Jan
450
36
Jun
4.50
——
1
5.10
365
4.40
Sep
6.75 Mar
3.60
100
3.001
Oct
5.15 Jan
Sep
5% Mar
54% May
6% Jan
47
325
5%
5%
500
18%
19%
125
59c
7,500
45%
——
•
Jan
52
48
37
3.60
.—1
a—.
__
Jan
523/4
48
_
'
Inv
523/4
36
48
...
—
,142% May
563/4 July
85
*'
Mines
Apr
33%
_
2.50
_
Ridgeway Corporation
May
Apr
1,185
7.50
_
_
Gold
Mines..
Canadian
Aug
90
Paper.
common—.
Pato
29c
21%
21
*
Flour
Pend
Third
36
90
Paper.
Niagara Wire Weaving
Ogilvie
Oct
5
_
&
24 V4 Mar
32%
20'%
—
-
Power
19% July
25
~
Utilities
Ontario
&
760
""50
com
_
International Paper common
Minn
3,070
32%
*
Products
Loblaw Inc
22c
21%
1
_
Gaspe Copper Mines
Steel
20c
32 %
21%
Linoleum
&
47% July
21%
-
__
Bridge
Dominion
Hayes
39%'
Jan
Jan
52
Aug
~
Consolidated
of
Mar
1
Canadian
DuPont
Apr
36%
29
—5
Dredging
Canadian
Coast
38
8
37%
145
1,155
-
,
-
BipM
5% May
100
38
10%
~
_
&
5%
38
*
Note
LOW
10%
_
Bank
'
ImiiIIBMJM. 1
miah
10%
.
5
•
American
■karaa
5%
«
Paper
Develop
r«r Wm*
•f Prloca
low
*
Corp
Pulp &
Newfoundland
•ala#
Raaga
Par
Anglo
Curb Section
Wuk'i
Friday
STOCKS
-
Fundi
*
__
41%
•
May
Aug
•
Mar
32c
Sep
"
~
Universal
Yukon
Jun
45
Aug
Aug
49
•
Feb
2.70 Aug
Jan
77
78%
2,962
44%
30c
35c
7,700
30c
Sep
15%
15%
15%
100
8
Jan
a
No
*,'■
_
Gold
10
_
Corp
FOR
__
1
range)^
e
Apr
f Flat
r
Cash
(not Included
AND
(Un) Admitted
wl When
In year's range).
,
57C
to
Ex-dlvldend.
Ex-rlghts.
Ex-stock
May
21
70c
Sep
Aug
MARKETS
unllated trading privilege#.
delivered,
e
Oct
dividend.
Issued,
y
(not included
18%
CANADIAN
t Ex-llquldatlng
x
price.
sale
58c
*wd When
sale
in year's range),
Selling ex-interest,
Apr
Aug
.
OUT-OF-TOWN
par
d Deferrea delivery
53c
21%1 May
_
value.
Odd lot sale (not included In year's
85
Jan
32c
Consolidated
54c
Feb
78 %
•
Products
FOOTNOTES
Jan
48%i
Sep
May
•
'
Transcontinental
100
45
•
Oils
Era
■'
19%
44
~LI~40
preferred
Trans
44%;
18
19'4
:
60C
—
.
—20
Towagmac Exploration
Traders Finance
23,500
44%
♦
Toronto Iron Works
13c
1.75
5.85
>
60c
37%1
20c
!_*
—
International
1.75
—
—
_
Jan
23c
1
Bank
Toronto General Trusts-
Apr
1.43
Oct
14c
*
—
12c
'
10
Oct
1.40
*
•
Silver
45
5
1.08:
5.25
1.75
"Till
—
Tombill Gold Mines
Torbrit
12c
P
1
Temagami Mines
Thompson-Lundmark
Tiara
45
\
Mines
Gold
40%
_
_
Preferred
Apr
Apr
1.35
July
45
—
Gold
Tamblyn
—
5%
_i
Industries
owiison
2.04
Feb
20c
1.25
Winchester Larder
Apr
14 %C
■
Gold-———,.
Cons
Apr
14,280
10c
21
'
200
23
66
215
1
1.30
18'/a
18
2.95
Asbestos
38%
12
14 %c
_
—
Minerals,.
&
Sep
16 %c
8,916
-1
—
_
ord
_
_
42C
4,800
100
Pete
Surety Oils
Surf
2.50
Mines
Cons
Preferred
213,700
33c
1
—_
—
Supertest
21%
Corp—
Sturgeun River Gold
Sudbury Contact
B»illlvftn
Aug
34c
I
1.0C1
29%
•
Apr
56
67c
9%c
—
Trusts
Sterling
66
•
Stjiep Rock Iron Mines
Stanleigh
23
————
Ptpfeioy Minine
45c
Oct—
July
38
.
35 V* Mar
Feb
8%c
16 %c
•
2.98
Jan
31c
*
—
—_
18c
44
Oct
Jan
22 %c Mar
1,560
>
July
40c
July
31c
July
i
1.70 May
%
1.25
•
A_.
Feb
53
6
Sep
32c
*
Bros
100
Apr
75c
1
Jan
57c
•
Gas—.
&
Olsen
Stedman
1,500
49
Sep
79c
Oct
1.15
Yukon
&
July
f
„
Paving & Materials
Oil
Starrat
65c
*
—
__
39c
49
*
Mines
Standard Radio class A———
Stanwell
18c
•
.
Oils
&
19c
*
'
73c
Jan
30c
12 %c
Salt Prlna
South am
Oct
43c
27,600
31c
*
A
1.16 May
17% May
10%
1
62c
4,300
39c
Apr
22%
v
29,960
47c
1.15
.
.
Jan
68c
12 %c
*
___
Breweries
Aug
,
35c
*
_
4.75
15%
62c
37c
—1
1
_
Oct
Sep
45c
68c
_1
.
2.50
May
16%
50
3.05
Jan
1.70
80c
76c
850
Jan
5.40 Mar
Apr
Aug
22%
.
..
23 %
10%
76c
Feb
May
Jan
22%
*
—
pfd——-.
Oct
Aug
9
12c
■
1
—
Ltd
7.15
3,725
10 V2
•
Rol
Van
Slocan
30,634
11
47c
98c
-
•
•
A
Ltd..
common
8.35
2.25:Mar
Sep
93c
12c
1
50c
*
Slater
1.10
May
4.75
1
—
_
class
400
Sc
24
Mines
Dairies
1.15
22%
1
Ltd
Mines
22 Vz
.
—
Mines
Standard
73,506
10%
11
a
common-^...-
'
Mines'Quebec
14c
51c
5.10 Aug
Jan
68
7.80
7.80
•
Jun
100
Mines
157
1.68
67
♦
Preferred
3.90 Mar
Sep
2.55 Mar
1.10
.
Aug
14
1
Willroy
Jun
10c
■
1
Gordon
Bhlrrlff
_50C
_
Mar
3.45
Ltd
B
Yankee
Bhawkey
Aug
1.20 Aug
16 %c
Aug
30c
Sep
14
100
125
38c
•
-
class
White
1.75
43,700
3.90
^*
—
18
81c
152,710
_1
_
__
Petroleum
(Geo)
Jan
2.00
3.60
Oils Ltd
common
Jun
3,076
34c
_
Naco
Class
1.90
Security Freehold Petroleums——*
Shawinigan Water & Power common..*
Scythes
102% July
67c
8,250
14%
16
92c
Warrants
Oct
'92 %
14V» May
2.75
Apr
Weston
75
1
Cement
Jan
2.98 May
16
—
Apr
105
—_—__*•
__
18
May
165
—
Bridge
Jan
40C
Feb
28c
—-1
Mines-
Western Grocers
23c
,
Oct
1.65
•
Maygill Gas Oil
Western
5 % °!c
Jan
7.85
88c
I8V4 Aug
14'/a Jan
Corp common
class A pfd
17c
35c
Malartic
..Sep
Lawrence
Oct
16
25%
Nickel
20c
St
5.90
88c
_
Copper
Lake
1,500
2,310
Apr
Aug
29c
1
Werner
West
A
36C
Oct
1
Equipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
West
class
30
15c
1
Ltd-
Waterous
Feb
Cement
19% Feb
-
15,000
1.99
»...
•
May
St Lawrence
Mar
8.80.-Aug
57% July
_
26c
Mines.
Aug
37c
Oct
475
1
Trust
W
12
Consol
66
Oct
565
Mines
Amulet
Oct
Rowan
Apr
13,100
Mines
_
Jun
100
Rockwln Mines
46%
19 %c
Aug
42
Wainwrlght Producers & Ref
Apr
2.70
Apr
16c
__
——.
-
Oct
138
16c
1
9
:
common.
Lac
Oct
Aug
57%
Mines
10c
Long
136
24%
•
Grey
10,500
Roche
.
30
_
Oils
Aug
2.70
26
Jan
24,850
—
137
Aug
Jan
6,766
Uranium—
Little
6.05
1.80
14,954
Ltd-
Mines
Aug
10
41,300
t49c
Rio Palmer OilRio
Violamac
8%c
200
20
19'.2
Apr
1.30
27,750
.31.80
1.80
_
——
Mings
Rexspar
Victoria
10
35c
57%
Vico Explorations
2.50 Mar
j
9
ijl.99
Sep
21c 21 %c
_
1.80- Jan
1.00 Aug
1.47
_
Regent Refining
Renabie
Ltd
Sep
3,200
&
17c
6.75
•
18,580
1.80
Mining Co Ltd
Rayrock Mines
Reef Explorations Ltd——
__
Explorations
G.60
95c
1,000
15 %c
Mines
Consol
35c
16c
Corp
Apr
Mar
35c
57%
.■
30
46c
5%
50
pfd
Hill
"fl.lO
8
Eartn
Reeves
__
1.50
Batten-
&
pfd
30c
Oct
Oct
55%
'
*
A
Oils
May
46c
—1
class
United Keno
1.94
3,175
35c
1
Mines
Inv
1.01
Mines
Ltd
*'
Corps Ltd class B
United
B
12
46c
1
'
United
Class
Jun
46c
——
•
;•
—
Apr
Sep
18c
22;',4
Aug
Ventures
Rainvllle Mines
High
19,915
137
Asbestos
Apr
Sep
23
Radlore Uranium
Low
9.25
1
..
Union Gas of Canada.
32c
July
80c
23 c
Mining
Feb
3.50
9V2C Jan
2.61
Mines
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8.40
pfd_„
Feb
4.85 Mar
8.65
1
United
.10,400
1|%C
413c
16c
Tobacco
2.45
Oct
13 Vac
Shares
Low
•
___•
5.40
Jun
Corp
Metallurgical
5.60 May
4.50 Sep
2.00
16
fer Week
Jan
4.80
l,3uJ
Queenston Gold Mines——
Quemont
240
Oil
1.95
Develop—
Manitou
Quebec
Triad
1.95
*
Ltd.
Ltd
Quebec Labrador
Quebec
Apr
4.50
Quebec Chibougamau Gold.
Quebec Copper Corp,
Quebec Lithium
Par
44
1.50
Airways
Producers
Gas
High
Jan
6.40
;
Prospectors
Low
19%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
525
5.85
1
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
35
4.80
6.40
1
Uranium Mines
Warrants
4.80
:
19
03 %
87
*a
OCTOBER
STOCKS
High
I'
33 %
Debentures
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
10
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Friee
FOR
Sales
Range
dividend.
V
4K
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(1724)
y
OVER-THE-COUNTER
.
.
SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, October
19
Investing Companies
Par
Mutual Funds—
Bid
1.59
1,74Intf Resources Fund Inc.-—lc
—1.25
6.01
6.50
_1
3.91
4.18
Inc—1
—•
8.70
9.51
1.54
1.69
1
14 47
15.78
B-l
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
«**-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe Science & Elect'nics Corp_lc
5.96
6.48
B-2
Affiliated
Fund
American
Business Shares
Inc
Mutual
Fund
Associated Fund Trust
Atomic Development
American
Mutual
Inc
Fund
8.75
8.05
(Income Pfd Stocks)
K-l
1
12.87
13.99
Tr
22.10
23.76
S-l
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__l
(High-Grade Com 6tk)__l
16.35
17.68
S-2
(Income Com Stocks)—1
Mutual Fund Inc.—1
of America——*
Inc.,—
1
Bowling Green Fund Inc
10c
Broad Street Investment
.—1
Bullock Fund Ltd1
California Fund Inc
1
Inv
Boston
10.39
Stk)„1
Stks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l
Knickerbocker Fund
—1
S-3
24.39
14.45
13.18
7^21
7.88
Fund
General
wAflada
}
Ltd
(1954)
Inc
Fund
Canadian
-J-
1
1
12.87
13.91
19.95
21.59
5.47
5.99
Loomis
Inc
Fund
Composite
12.39
17.21
14*40
15.57
16%
18 %
—1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
Fund
Concord
De
1
1
Investing Co Inc
Mutual Fund Inc.
Vegh
De
Inc—
Vegh
1
Fund
Delaware
Growth
Diversified
Howaxd—
.oaranced Fund
1
—
1
Corp_-l
Fund
Investment
Fund Inc—10
Equity Funa Inc.. J———.-20c
Federated Fund of New Eng___ 1
Energy
Fund Inc—.
5
Industrial Fund Inc_l
Founders Mutual Fund
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
common
stock series
l'c
Preferred stock series
lc
Fidelity
Financial
of
bexeflcial
Investors
National Security
Balanced
5.15
1
10.08
1
10.55
6.53
I
4.82
Stock
Income
Series
Series.
Growth Stock Series!
.7^45.
10.49
11.46
New
14.86
16.06
New
3.92
4.29
of
7.83
8.51
England
York
Nucleonics
Peoples
Puritan
6.32
31%
Inc..
1
9.65
13.62
18.29
19.95
21.87
22.09
2.50
13.89
15.10
1
31.39
31.71
1
Growth
6.54
6.47
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Smith
12.85
& Farnham
Roe
Fund—1
Investment Fund
Imc-1
Television-Electronics Fund
Fund
10.99
12.04
19.88
United
Accumulated
4.03
4.43
United
Continental
Utility shares
lc
Industry Shares Inc—1
United
13.16
1-56
7-
1-57
100.2
100.5
11-
1-56
8-
1-57
100.1
100 3
13.20
8.59
11.23
17.35
1
6.22
6.80
1
5.93
6.48
Value
Line
Income
2.83
Value
Line
Special Situations
United
Income Fund
United
Science
United
Funds
Fund
Value Line Fund
11.76
10.50
11.85
12.02
Fund
Van
Wall
1
Fund
Inc
October
1
13.32
November 8.
November
7.09
7.75
1
8.71
9.52
Inc
1
13.42
14.63
__1
12.23
13.22
1
5.35
5.79
Wellington Fund
7.24
7.92
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
12.32
13.48
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc..
Aetna
Casualty & Surety,.
10
117
Aetna
Insurance Co
lo
61
Aetna
Life
10
177
|
Insurance
Agricultural
American
Co
conv
preferred
Home Assurance
American
Re-insurance
American
Surety Co
Bankers
Boston
Natl
Life
Colonial
Life
Columbian
Ins
Natl
Connecticut
of
100
York.
New
Trust
Exchange
Bank—10
State
&
Bk
Bank
of
&
Trust——10
Co
Trust
10
105
112
25%
Lincoln
10
220
36
39
Massachusetts Bonding
24%
25%
Merchants
—5
Ins
(N
Life
Ins
General
Life
Continental
Casualty
Forster
Employees
(N
Amer
Assurance
&
Co
Co
(N
J)
Group
Fire
Assn
Fireman's
Firemen's
Deposit
of
Franklin
of
(S
Great
Golf
&
F)
Newark
J
Westchester
24
New
Amsterdam
37%
New
Hampshire
27%
New
York
5
26
10
97
National
Franklin
Guaranty
Trust
Hanover
Irving
Kings
;_20
feartford
Hartford
Fire Insurance Co
Steamboiler
99.587
99.514
99.533
99.901
December 27, 1956—
99.860
January
3,
99.796
January
10,
1957—
99,747
January
16,
1957—
99.700
January
17,
1957—
Bid
277
285
County
Co
(J
Rye
87 %
&
Co
Inc
National
of
Y
33%
35%
xl 06
116
41
44%
5
Bank
2
Security National Bank
Huntington
(L I;
Sterling National
N.
46%
37
100
N
20%
22%
354
366
70%
73%
19
21
of
44
47
.25
224
234
10
20
22
20
70
10
40
44
•
44
47
52%
54 %
79
9
12.50
65
(Minn)
--1?"1 84
Co
34%
36
St
85
Seaboard
<Paul
Fire
&
19 74
I
.1986
General
Gulf
90
X20%
of
322
435
450
—100
355
370
200
38
41
Cleveland
Union
Bank
Trust
City
Bank
Co
50
of
308
60
63
_10
Commerce
298
.16
;
Bank
Bk
Connecticut
44
47
12.50
Tr
3412
37%
10
30
33
10
59
61
National Bank
Trust
&
&
Co
Detroit-
National
First
Bank
of
National
Los
Detroit.:
Bank
..—25
Paterson
County
Nat'l Bank__12.50
10
68%
73%
21%
12 %
14%
55
60
49
51
59%
63%
100%
9«%
95
99%
96
-
100
96
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103%
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Lowenstein
Phoenix
Va4ley
& Trust
Co
10
(Ariz.)—
Natl
Mellon
Bank
Nat'l
of
Bank
Phoenlx_5
&
29
Trust._25
107
4%s
—20
51%
54
Bank-. —20
55%
59%
LoiOs—
Bbalmen's
First
National
National
Bank
Bank
Trust
17
61 Va
54
58
78 "2
82%
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Co
57%
—25
—20
Mercantile
38
40
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of
N T &
Amer
Bonds—(Cont.)
Niagara
Bid
Mohawk
Pacific
Tel
Co
Southern
Bell
of
Southern
Calif
Mueller Brass
3%s
53%
74
79
♦No
61%
64%
tEx-100 %
21%
24%
fEx-2-for-l
1981
1967
10
lo
42
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31%
143
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151
10
81%
89%
B
43%
45%
U S
-
U
u
S
c
5
„
___
Fidelity & Guaranty Co —10
Fire
..3
assurance
Co
City of N Y
Westcnester
Fire
in
one
a
2
.
27%
29%
28
30
Net
86
37/eS—1981
Gas
100 %
101
106%
5 Vis.—1983
105%
1971
86%
1983
98%
96%'
97%
U S Industries
4%s
1970
115
.1976
94
95 %
—50
521
53%
100
97'
140
108
110
RR
Pac
Amer
Universal
Match
5s
r—
87%
99%
117.
Stocks—
.1936
99
141
Anderson-Prichard
4.25 %
99%
143
Boston
Sons—
&
Oil—
87 '2
88%
.1990
95
95%
.1975
preferred
96
104 %
100
El
Illinois
pfd
Natural
pfd
Rochester
4.95%
100
&
100
101%
100
101
102
100
102
103
Gas—
1956
Gas
n
dividend
split,
series
Electric—
preferred
value.
to listing
Eyho*>(K
Rid
x
on
the New York
vldd
price,
d Ex-rights,
t New
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
issued
Ex-stock
98%
Light—
preferred
Paso
5.50%
106
4.25%
Edison
4.64%
Tel
1976
stock
asset
Stock
103
101
5s
value
k Admitted
84
100%
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
par
102%
1983
4s
50
50%
101%
3%s
36 %
47
106
Electric
.1968
35/es
33%
105%
100%
103
5s
Standard
104%
1988
Southern
.1970
Tel
National
—10
Security '(New Haven)
10
Springfield Fire & Marine-
Ask
98
Union
.1931
Can
97%
104
4%s
Am
Tel
1986
4%s_
5'As
Gamble
&
1986
4%s
—1976
Tel
&
Coal
Procter
3%s
Pow
States
Peabody
104%
L
18%
35%
31
114
95%
102%
_
45%
29%
=
98%
104
3%s
73%
39 %
%
93 %
4%s_.1986
4%s
&
Mountain States
16%
34
30
Pittsburgh—
Central
(M)
70%
l_10
51
28
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Bank
98
4%S—1986
3%3—_
5
—
53
.1976
_
Ctelif
Oil
10
...
49
49%
Angeles—
Security-First
.1986
4%s
Power
Kerr-McGee
43%
Accident
90%
315
Bk.100
Trust Co
22%
20%
87%
.1975
Utilities
Hotels
Illinois
|
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.
Tel
States
Hilton
51
.6.25
Marine
35/as_
3%s_
.1975
11%
55
2
77
74
100
Savings
National
Textron
70
46
10
.
Ask
Bid
Cleveland—
Central
Sheraton
.1936
4s
3%s
—-91 Va
(Texas) —10
Surety Co
38
5
_
—
Insurance
'
10
—10v
—
Providence-Washington
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
80
87%
—
Co
Insurance
Republic
Ask
86%
EdLon—
Power
Frueliauf Trailer 4s_
Phoenix
10
2.50
1971
.1976
3%s
27%
Fire
35%
Consumers
25 %
Indemnity
33%
75
41
.3.33%
Insurance
10
108
39
.
4%s
34
—
Peerless
98
_
4'As
Credit
2.50
Pacific
60%
4%s
Airlines
Power
Pacific
56%
Financial
Corn
Northwestern National Life
5%
Commonwealth
T
Ferro
Northern
92
11%
I
Duke
Northeastern
64
Commercial
16%
84
4%
Capital
58
39 %
123
86
C
31
53
10%
4%s_.1975
47%
268
60
33%
29.
Fire
&
Trust
Trust—33V3
&
Bank
National
Harris
Northern
15%
79
5
Industries
36 %
115
1,25
Burlington
43%
River
99.292
Security Issues
Bid
10
A...
First
San
__10
class
Bank
National
73
Bonds—
31%
4
Par
Trust—25
Natl Bank and
Continental
Illinois
St.
10
Albany
99.285
Chicago—
8%
7 %
of
Y.—
Bank
99.300
37
43%
25
Bank
44 %
34
Bank
Trust
State
84%
5
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York
Royal
71%
a
10
Co
Freeport
——
99.448
99.387
99.293
City
National
36 %
20
National
Morgan
36
10
Trust
of
28%
33
39%
10
Trust
Brook
26 %
701
99.432
99.369
34
199
32%
20
„
Trust
Island
31 %
191
36%
10
Casualty——2
Fire
.—
—
Companies
Hartford
Bank
5
Corp
...
1957.
Ask
5
of Commerce.lO
Manufacturers
.5
.
248
5
,
99.571
20
Trust
5
-
_
5
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Fire
North
105
;
Fire..
2
American
Life
Hanover
1956—
Connecticut—
Y
N
Co..
(The)
Industrial Bank
5
Corp
20,
Bank—
Square
1
.
10
4
Republic
99.653
December
Bank
Natl
Rochelle—L__
Franklin
5
—
—
51
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Life
Assurance...
Union
34%
7.50
Life
General Reinsurance
Glens Falls
Globe
Md
Philadelphia
Fund
Nationwide
Fire
22
Assoc
of
National
j]_10
4
&
National
21%
1
.
Manufacturers.
&
26
18%
10
Inc
federal
Fidelity
Merchants
4
24
46
5
of
Eagle Fire Ins Co
3%
Fire
Ask
Bid
99.944
230
25%
27%
28:
Casualty
Dollar Taint
99.632
Bank
City
York
New
New
125
20
Maryland
99.28
1956
Northern
5
Y)
—10
National
First
Tr—25
Trust
Fiduciary
First
16%
—
Life Insurance Co of Va
National
100.1
13,
32
15%
35
10
Continental
Crum
29
32 %
6.25
Assn
Ins
120
-
_
99.24
December
Recent
10
-
N
_
99.29
100
Jersey Insurance Co of
Life
Companies Inc
5
Insurance Co
Fire
96
Y...10
C)__
N
100.4
99.933
York—
Ins—
31%
Co_5
Shippers
Camden
(Greensboro
Amer_5
Life
26%
(Newark N J)__2,/a
Mercury (Wash D C)___1
&
North
29%
Amer Ins Co
Bankers
188
of
24%
Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity &
Casualty_5
Amer
Co
Standard
2
American
gl.25
Insurance
Jefferson
100
Treasury Bills
Ask
Bank & Trust
State
Ask
Bid
10
Automobile
American
Par
64 %
wi
99.681
1956
6,
Albany,
Ask
127
3.75%
Ask
Bid
1-57
100.3
99.731
1956
& Trust Co
United States Trust
Insurance Companies
Bid
100.2
99.894
Trade Bank
Par
'
99.850
*
1956
29,
December
New
Mutual
Fund
99.30
99.31
-
99.782
1956
23,
November
14.51
__1
Investing Corp
Investors
3.75%
3-
99.938
1956—
1.
Meadow
2.92
2.67
Stock
Inc
Street
100
Dae
1-59
6-
99.980
1956
25,
^November 15, 1956
Long
10c
Towne
&
Washington
12.12
Inc
Inc
Strum
Fund
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Ltd
Canada
99.28
United States
24%
7.86
11.91
16.69
11.08
10-
Federation
12.58
15.96
2.59
lc
2-57.
63
10.90
15.44
Fund.lc
1-
53 %
10.33
1
Fund.lc
2-56
51%
1
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Fund
100.4
4-
58
—__1
a24.73
Income
100.1
Corn
Shares.l
1
Insur
3-57
3.10%
8.91
9.50
Growth
1-57
6-
Chem
12.74
17.50
Institutional
1-57
5-
4-56
Commercial
8.15
15.82
Institutional
4-
1-56
9-
69%
11.72
8.67
Institutional
2-56
8-
3.625%
Dated
Rate
54%
1
16.98
10.83
7-
3.20%
52%
12 11
Fund—1
Fund
15.36
10.99
3.40%
100.1
56
67%
Funds Inc—
1
lc
100.1
99.30
3-56 Enompa«a
of
18.17
lo
99.31
3
12-
10
22%
1
lc
Fund
1-56
12-
1-56
15.05
*11.89
1
Inc
lc
Bank
11-
1-56
6-
Ask
Manhattan Bank——12.50
a30.13
Templeton Growth Fd of Can—1
Texas
Foundation Fund
1-56
3-
County Trust Co
(White Plains N
7.67
Inst
5-
2.95%
Empire
2.99
Institutional
3.55%
13.97
12.85
9.71
100
44.25
6.99
1
Bid
99.30
12.89
12.06
Inc—;_1
Investors
Investors.
2.71
Investors.
91.16
Due
12.76
Southwestern
Sovereign
10.22
91.8
11-1-56
Chase
13.73
■*
1
11.73
9.35
92.16
1961—
1,
1-56
Bankers
11.92
Fund
Bj
lc
10.76
94.10
93.10
92.8
1980
1.
2-
Par
10.60
lc
1
Dated
New
9.80
lc
1
94.2
93.2
1961
1.
3.50 %
a37.12
a23.76
shares
Fund
99.9
95.4
3.00%
12.27
—1
shares
Income
96.31
96
94.28
47%
1.25
Fund
Shares
Bond
Incorporated
Incorporated
Rate
Bank
equipment
Inc
99.20
Oct.
41.75
Sterling
Boston
96.28
96.29
1959
95.24
1 %s
1
Stein
of
99.13
96.20
April- 1,
1959
1%S Oct.. f, 1959
l'/fiS April
1,
1960
Oct.
State Street Investment Corp—•
10.85
Inc.
97.22
99.11
1 %s
ADril
13.97
11.29
45%
Clark—
&
Stock
(Edson
12.36
Fund
97.16
7.07
Stock
Inc
Amer
14.93
*
10.04
9.90
Fund
1958
1958
Dollar Value
_1
9.16
11.29
Income
Ask
98.26
1958
1,
Feb.
98.18
6.91
8.80
1
Inc
Inc
Stevens
Common
lc
lc
Hudson
15,
100
l%s
33 %
5.90
Inc
15,
1,
l%s
21.851
—
9.22
Fund
l%s April
Bid
Inc.,.;
Fund
9.01
JUydock
point
a
1957
2%s June
99.25
1-57
Selected
Inc
98.20
Bid
1,
99.8
2-57
8.12
Mutual Fund
99.30
98.14
Notes—(Cont.)—
Oct.
99.6
1-
7.41
Growth
l%s
99.23
2-
lc
shares——lc
1957..
1-58
20.21
Corp
Fund
Fund
Fund
18.00
stock
99.26
32nd* of
more
or
1957
2-56
Scudder,
shares
one
1957—
5-
13.36
shares
15.
1,
15,
&
Shares
Securities
8.41
Guardian
Aug.
Aug.
7-
1
Chemistry
Street
Pine
8.65
Tobacco
99.31
1957
20,
20,
99.30
99.12
,
3.50%
1
Ltd
Philadelphia
16.45
Railroad
100.1
1956
1958.
20,
May
99.30
99.7
1957
1,
Mav
2%s
2s
November
lc
Bteel
April
3.30s
12.20
shares
102%
9.81
11.09
shares—lc
RR
1 %s
9.28
_1
Fund—
Electronics
j
100.1
99.30
1957
15.
6.73
13.68
shares
shares...
Nov.
Matarity—
Notes—
March
8.98
12.49
Merchandising
96.8
99
98
102%
1972
Mortgage Assn—
99.28
1957
8.49
9 91
shares
95.30
1960
99.28
1957
22,
Capital Fund
Canada
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Bond
95.28
1971
l%s
15.
6.16
shares—lc
administered
k
1
9.04
shares
Railroad
Feb.
March
l
;
lc
Food
Fully
96.26
95.18
15,
Jan.
Treasury
99.31
1
Scries—
Stock
Putnam (Geo) Fund
__1
Science & Nuclear Funds.—1
Scudder Fund of Canada In«—1
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Fund Inc..
.
1956
Ask
Indebtedness—
1,
2%s
5.27
„_
7.69
Equipment shares
96.16
1960
1,
Natl
3 Vn8
97.12
1959—.
3.45%
13.42
-lc
of
Dec.
Treasury
7.14
11.84
(The) Stock Fund-lo
Electronics & Electrical
Federal
98.28
1958
l%s Oct.
11.53
1
Series
7.01
Common
98.30
Bid
2%s
10.90
Corp
Series—
10.81
Chemical' shares
99.31
98.22
1957—
2%s
20.07
12.26
Growth Fund
99.27
98.16
98.20
3.95
18.55
Series
Preferred
22.06
146.76
3 63
Co Inc_l
Series——.——
Dividend
Price (T Rowe>
Fund Inc
lc
lc
1957
1,
Sept.
100.6
98.6
97.2
1,
May
37/aS
100.2
—
100.2
100.3
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
1
Wide Securities
National
_
Petroleum
2%s
al4.75
interest
8.41
Mining
Certificates
Shares—
beneficial
13.47
lc
1°
99.31
Maturity—
l%s
l
Trust
of
7.74
shares
1,
—
——
10.78
12.46
shares
Feb.
41.87
Pioneer
bond
4.40
9.82
15.15
General
3.99
38.73
13.86
Institutional
2.79
•
3.10
shares.—
1,
Figures after decimal point represent
5.69
5.17
2.53
1
7.50
Building
May
1957
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Stock
Invest Fund Inc_
Shares CorD—
18.35
Aviation
1,
2%s
99.27
3.35s
11.62
2.85
Securities—
Nov.
2 Vis
12.38
Bond
10.12
'2'As
2%s June
1957—
1,
1.
a41.51
inter_33%c
Growth
6.85
Capital
June
6.06
10.75
9.58
7.19
1958
15,
15
5.56
11.45
23.47
'
1,
6.92
Trust
Mutual
2.92
X4.71"
May
12.15
Mutual
18.65
20.64
2%s
100.3
99.23
1957.
100.5
i
1,
100
99.30
1957
July
Oct.
12.82
33%C
Investors
16.74
Automobile
April
8.30
Investors
Inc____2
Futures Inc
Group
3%S
2*
7.57
Nation
1*40.29
1,
May
Ask
99.28
1957
l%s
3 Vis
10.36
3.46
Fund Inc
14.04
8.81
15,
3%s
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
14.89
3.14
10.49
21.95
...
point
a
Bonds—
100.4
3.09
Mutual
2.66
100.2
100.1
1957
15,
May
March
Massachusetts Life Fund
12.27
16.49
3.30s
Feb
Bank
100
99.28
1957
15,
3%s
2.8(1
—v--—.-1
Gas Industries Fund Inc
1
General Capital Corp——.—1
^Mineral Investors Trust
1
Investors
•undamental
17.22
13.87
3.53
&
Stock
1957
—
Fund__l
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series E
—2.50
Dividend Shares
—2uc
♦>reyfus Fund Inc
-----—1
Investment
Electronics
15,
Land
2'As
4.86
Shs
63%
9.57
Mar
3s
100
99.28
100.1
1957.
3.20s
3.95
Mass
12.81
Fund—
Stock
Diversified
15,
15,
of
Bid
100.2
13.59
4.41
7.73
11.16
Mar.
3% April
9.70
3.20
14.96
61
1957——
1957—.*
Feb.
3.80s
11.29
3.58
Massachusetts
7.11
15,
Jan.
100
3%s
32nd*
more
or
Federal
1956
15,
3%s
19.24
lc
shares—
Paper
14.31
Nov.
3.05s
26.52
Petroleum shares
lc
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc__10c
19 56
15.83
Fund—•
3.50s
one
Ask
Banks—
Loan
Home
—
13-47
18.00
Mutual
Bid
Federal
26.40
14
1
Figures after decimal point represent
6.74
11.73
25c
Managed Funds—
Automobile shares
lo
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares__lc
Metal shares
lc
10.10
9.29
Sayles
11.30
6.32
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc— 1
—I
Inc
Fund
Priced Com
Trust Fund—
Life Insurance Investors Inc
*
Stock
Composite Bond &
(Low
Lexington
Capital Venture Fund Inc
1
22 93
24.79
Century Shares Trust
—1
16.43
17.77
Chemical Fund Inc
50o
14,200
Christiana Securities com—100 13,600
19.71
21.39
Colonial
Fund
Inc
1
Commonwealth Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
(Speculative Com
S-4
11.2.3
22.56
K-2
"
Eaton
Bonds)......1
(Discount
B-4
10.72
9.86
Bonus)_1
Bonds)—_1
Priced
(Low
5.42.
10.28
25.29
24.31
17.64
10.35
8.89
12.45
15.79
12.71
13.64
9 49
11.23
(Medium Grade
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
4.96
9,91
10.34
6.15
a21.38
Bonds)—1
(Investment
B-3
4.16
3.81
of
Co
Fund
Blue Ridge
Bond
America..—1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc.l
Johnston (The) Mutual Fund.l
Keystone
Custodian Funds—
Investment
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
25c
Fund
Aberdeen
Monday, October 22, 1956
.
dividend.
Volume 184
Number 5579
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1725)
DIVIDENDS
Foreign Exchange Rales
(Continued from
of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
Pursuant
FOREIGN
the
to
EXCHANGE
requirement of Section 522
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
RESERVE
FEDERAL
BANK
TREASURY
TO
UNDER
TARIFF
1956 TO
12,
OCTOBER 18, 1956 INCLUSIVE
Bros.,
Thatcher
Glass
Thompson
Monetary
and
Noon
Unit
Buying
Rate
for
Money)
(Value in United States
York
in New
Cable Transfers
Trade
(J.
Winds
Dividend
Monday
Official
.0319490*
Australia,
pound
Belgium,
British
dollar
Value
1.026495
Islands,
Line
Line
income
.238450*
.238425*
.208633
.261416
.261300
.261291
2.757425
2.757116
Chemical
Mfg.
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
Westchester
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
Western
Western
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.233350
1
.233300
.233300
.233316
2.77584C
2.776151
sterling.
2.786562
~
2.774595
2.786250
,
Consolidated
Auto
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Township Water Co.
Mead
thousands
(In
dollars)
of
Increase
(
+
Oct.
Oct. 17,
v"
20,373,391
account--
1955
3
210,041
4-
Other
Walworth
S.
8,494
451,864
127,197
".-.A
351,383
55
'+
245
229
+
26.600
971,570
8.412,623
4-
—8,245.623
9,153,913
—
280,176
—
10,932,699
____
Bonds.'
_______
Total bought
Held under
2,801,750
...—__
repurchase agr-ee't
113,176
26,600
+
23,859,932
outright-^
in
S.
securities
23,859,932
5,400
securities
Govt,
loans
Due from
and
24,331,378
132,881
—
+
1,640,348
4-
877,038
71,574
+
533
4-
11,904
306,359
+
premises
,
;—
Other assets ___________—i___
__—
Total
assets
52,674,026
——
4
11,281
4-
155,818
1,542,087
4-
8:70,758
LIABILITIES—
Federal
notes
Reserve
26,610,102
21,773
i
1064
1
U.
.
bank
reserves
18,924,182
.
384,655
-f
340 879
——
Other
1,966
423,487
Treasurer—general acct.
S.
Foreign
151,731
37,662
37,785
3,944
4-
293,048
—
39,163
335,690
4
87,199
—
367,442
315.878
items
4,747,556
4
1,185.894
706,614
divs.__
20,817
4
932
1,548
51,360,071
4
19,981,596
Total deposits
Deferred
availability cash
liab
and
accrued
+
liabilities
CAPITAL
Capital
------
7 I
(Section
13b )
Ratio
to
liab. and
of gold
capital accts.
F.
R.
Federal
the
of
deposits,
Government
States
United
in
in
System
Reserve
890,758
A
and
ized
Loans to
release.
and
of
holdings
"Other"
million.
the
Treasury
securities
under
fund
provisions.
Page
..Oct. 22
Firestone Tire
International
Northam
Olin
&
million
$37
increased
from
Federal
Reserve
of
Central
cum.
Amer.
1st
B,
due
1969
Nov.
preferred stk._Nov.
mtge.
5%
Page
1
1475
15
1121
bds.. Nov.
1
821
_.Nov.
Corp. preference stock
Chemical
30
series B, due Nov.
11-16
this
Banks
of assets and liabilities of reporting
of
3/10c
these
being given
in the<
When
Holder»
Payable
of Rec-
real¬
from
10-25
9-28
10-26
10-15
27V2c
11-
1
10-15r
40c
11-
3
10-11
11-
3
10-11
50c
11-
1
10-19
11-
8
27c
A
7c
3 %•
class
ll-_.l
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Corp.
—
(quar.)
dividend
Manufacturing
preferred
(increased
Products
Petroleum
Amerada
Alloys
American
Box
American
10-31
10-31
15c
11-
1
10-15
12 V2C
12-
1
11-13
10-31
10-22
11-17
10-26
(quar.)
2f)C
—
,
20c
—
15c
pfd.
Distilling
(qUar.)__
American
Mutual Fund, Inc. < 6c
ment
65c
income
and
from net
tional
shares
than
(quar. 1
10,
Oct. 3,
Loans
adjusted t
investments
Commercial
U.
477
for
S.
loans
Balances
21
+
247
—5,687
139
—
794
—
48
—
639
5,532
—
18,948
+
7,841
—
1,259
Reserve
Banks
+1,116
65
—2,550
5
—1,704
37
—
807
426
+
299
+
—
13.2P6
1
15c
—
341
—
deposits
1987—Nov.
1
1395
serves;
5%
7%
preferred
American
lis)
Class
to
b
374
—
329
Anaconda Wire &
3
+
333
Amphtnol
—1,743
Anchor
2d
391
+
129
+
—
262
banks
individual loan items
Title
are
and
1,013
after
shown
deduction
gross.
+
of
347
+
valuation
525
re¬
&
Viscose
10-15-
11-
1
10-15
10-31
40-15
12-15
12-
1
3%,
1-9-57
12-
1
25c
12-15
12-
1-9-57
12-
1
$1
12-15
12-
1
J.
Lines—
12-1®
$1.25
&
Ins.
Co.
Co.
Brand,
class A
10-16
11-
1
10-lC
25c
(quar.)
10-22
11-
1
10-11
10-19
______
._;
Co
(quar.)
10-11
50c
11-
10-13
10-23
25c
10-26
1<W>
5c
—
10-22
10-25
10-15
50c
Fla.)
—.
Co.
5-
75c
(Miimi,
(quar. 1
Convevor
(quar.)
Inc.
1
12'AC
(quar.)
Cable Co
Anheuser-Busch,
10-
11-
(Indianapo¬
Corp
Clayton &
10-31
25c
(quar.)
12-20
$1.75
preferred
Refining—
&
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)
Anvil
1
3%,
:
Electionics
Steel
A
12-10
11-
25c
37 '/ac
■
Products
American
12-28
50c
Tobacco
+
—
11-21
(quar.)
;
+
—
1
65c
—
Insurance
22,043
511
12-
—
A___—_____—
American
1,532
—
loans
States
class
Anderson,
•
10-15
quar.)
Sumatra
Class
of
Texas)
lauar.)—
11
746
10-19
1
25c
Smelting
199
Banks
others
(Galv.
—_~™1—_
President
—1
+32
1
Gas—
non-cumulative
American
—
—
—
(quar.)
84
11,012
11-
11-
$1.12 >/2
------
dividend
103
2,449
—
30c
$1.25
(quar.I_—
common
Thermos
deposits:
Reserve
11-16
tquar.)
dividend
55,289
S. Government—
banks
Federal
12-17
*
dividend)
American
Borrowings:
From
5%
Ir.sur.
&
—-
.+
2.404
banks
10-15
11-20
(quar.)
American
11-30
1
(quar 1
preferred A
12-15
11-
Cnqmical, com.
$4
3
12-20
Potash
Stock
10-16
1
30c
Petroleum
A
12-
11-
35c
American
Class
10-24
12-17
Ltd.,
(increased
preferred
11-15
"
(monthly)__
52
—
demand
6 %
3
(increased)_—__
(quar.)___
Natural
American
American
1,011
banks
domestic
1
10-10
2'/2C
814
—
_
Government
Foreign
+
26
—
deposits adjusted
Interbank
803
905
_____
deposits except U.
S.
'
+
347
LIABILITIES—
U.
—
—25,732
__.
Federal
with
6
—
—
with
28
—
Indebtedness—
vault
Co.,
Co.,
National
Stock
banks
to
+4,719
10-31
25c
iquar.)__—
Corp.
(stock
preferred
Common
I 10,370
—_
securities—total
notes
securities
in
—
—
bonds
S.
If
1,902
8,815
—
bills
5,730
4
10-lG
(Orlando)—
(quer.i-i
Metal
American
10-23
12-
10-26
71c
cash_-—
in
American
—
Certificates of
Treasury
—
33
Products
preferred
4 \-i %>
-
11-20
12-17
invest¬
764
—
151
1,224
Government
Treasury
U.
1955
317
pur¬
securities
purchasing or carrying
for
loans
Treasury
—
-—
dealers
and
—
29,356
carrying
or
estate
Other
—
51,765
loans._____
industrial
loans
loans
tExclusive
1,
85,338
___
r——
and
brokers
to
adjusted t
securities
Real
1956
(In millions of dollars)
and
Maracaibo
5%,
1
30c
from
______
Hospital Supply
American
1
25c
20c
Home
American-Marietta
Oct. 12,
10-19
50:
Casualty
American
*
11-
3 V2C
—
<N. J.)
Co.
American
mem¬
10-25
from.
(quar.)__—
iquar.i_'
&
11-
11-10
can
rather
American Can Co.
J.)
10-15
11-15
special year-end of
profits). At holder's
be paid in addi¬
a
realized
distribution
option
1
10-1/
10-31
87 '/a c
A._____.
income)
(N.
11-
12-14-
5c
(quar.)_.—
Business
Shares
(quarterly
Co.
1
45c
(quar.)
Colortype
11-
50c
__
iquar.)______
Co.
American
in
1-1-57
12%/c
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
Corp.
Board
11-15
93 %c
(initial)
common
new
Book Co.
American
10-15
3
3
quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
American
1
1212-
Cement—
(initial)
common
11-
tlOc
common__
Machines, Inc.
Business
Portland
8
10-15
t27'/2C
Ltd.,
(s-a)
Products
(R. C.i
14 c
(quar.)
Shoe Stores,
preferred
10-
Corp.—
iquar.)____—
American
Q
previous
Share
week,
preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar Co., 5%,
$65
at all
million
$130
in
The list does not include divi¬
paid.
3.75%,
1395
Corp.—
subordinated debs.,
11-16
1-3-57
___—
50c
preferred
Allied Control 'Co.
Decrease (—1 Since
From
Warren
11-30
12-15
L
(quar.)__
Alloys
Co.
Control
Allied
banks increased $299 million.
Oct.
Domestic
series
%
12-15
$1
Fire
Time
Inc.—
debentures,
Rubber
Rys.
Mathieson
4%%
fund
11-30
$1.20
A
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
American
1474
REDEMPTIONS
Date
Equipment Lessors,
sinking
10-17
10-31
preferred
V2 %
net
adjusted
deposits
Loans to
Reserves
gold debentures
1
1-15
10-31
11-30
million.
Cash
Date
Corp. 8%
1-30
1-31-57
11-15
Finance
Other
SOUGHT
Company and Issue—
4lA%
$1.50
5c
10-3Q
11-
12-15
American
chasing
sinking
11-20
25c 2-20-57
12- 1
40c
12-15
$391 million and borrowings from others increased $347
Demand
Cortland
10-26
25c
32c
Light,
Colortype
corporate bonds, notes,
called for redemption,
Company and Issue—
PARTIAL
10-26
11-15
$1.10
American
Loans
given in the "Chronicle."
Concession
11-15
11-15
$1.12 Vi
decreased
Loans
Port
12-10
15c
—.—
(special
conv.
New
decreased
notes
decreased
415
stock
TEN.DERS
Asuncion
2%,
(quar.)__
common
1
34%c
...
(quar.)
American
Borrowings
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
were
-I
(quar.)
of Company
Allentown
District, $81 million in the Philadelphia
District, $78 million in the San Francisco District, and
$46 million in the St. Louis District, but they decreased
$94 million in New York City.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
the details
11-15
(quar.)
convertible
55c
Allen
Chicago
Other
called
32-10
(quar.)
&
Petroleum,
Stock
Air
reporting member banks.
Notices
those
10-17
12'/ac
"
—
not yet
Fund
Steel
5 Va %,
5
Treasury certificates of indebtedness decreased $48 mil¬
Agricultural
including
11-
10-31
give the dividends announced
we
Agnew-Surpass
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $139 million, of
which $78 million was in New York City.
Holdings of
22.291
52
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
common
10-31
11-15
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.—
carrying United States Government and other securities
decreased $28 million.
1956
and
3
75c
;
Adams-Millis
brokers and dealers for purchasing or
assets
preferred
12-
730c
12>/ac
an
Increase ( + ) or
2,691
2,454
list of
11-20
10c
in another press
to industry appear
Changes according
A summary
50,401
a
1
profits and 7/lOc Irom net investment
$1.10
and increases of $23 million in the
St. Louis District and $10 million in the Atlanta District.
foreign
be found
Ltd.—
(initial)
announced
Acme
District,
Loans
Below will
12-
1
lc
reporting member banks; there were decreases of
million in New York City and $21 million in the
Cleveland
.4%
accept¬
—
11-
20.
Quarterly
_
1
of
(quar.)_
Power,
Aluminum
Acme
in demand deposits adjusted.
ber banks follows:
commitments
10-19
11-
11-15
50c
split
(quar.)
Special
Aberdeen
all
$43
59,798
1,542,087
45.5%
1
1.1-16
30c
_:
preferred
Aberdeen
Commercial and industrial loans decreased $15 million
at
lia¬
note
Contingent liability on
ances
purchased for
loan
S 530
52,674,026
combined
correspondents
32,711
27,543
certificate reserves
deposit and
Industrial
21,310
272,868
capital accounts.
bilities
62
693,612
(Section
Surplus
Total
776,939
319.932
in__
Surplus
Other
1,532,495
ACCOUNTS—
paid
5
10-31
1
Per
condition statement of weekly reporting member
Demand
Total
5
n.
-?/!
12-
7
preceding table.
leading cities
shows
the following principal changes for the week
ended Oct. 10: Decreases of $247 million in holdings of
United States Government
securities, $341 million in
reserve balances with Federal
Reserve Banks, and $746
lion
Other
11-
(increased)—
'
Below
Deposits:
Member
11-15
1
11
8c
(quar.)
Power
Name
113,176
463,623
"6,062,337
items.
cash
—
22
foreign banks
Uncollected
Bank
5
12-
1
20c
—
Electric
Aeronca
Total
11-
12-
30c
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
1062
issue.
this
increase of $374 million
Total "U.
12-10
3^c
preferred
preferred
dends
million
32,000
—
11-14
86c
Inc
Fund,
common
preferred
4.80%,
1395
Condition Statement of Member Banks
banks
'
■■
Announcement
The
Notes
life
691
Bought outright—
Certificates
10-24
12-
(quar.)__
Nov.
on
Inc.,
weeks and
securities:
Bills
Oil
4Va%,
5.507
+
—
860
18,722
outright—
11-14
—_
Cuba—
two-for-one
dividend
Wisconsin
82,988
349,781
Government
Nov.
1976
due
debentures
3 x/\ %
convertible
12c
37'/2C
of
;
Breweries,
RR.
convertible
4.40%,
mtge. sinking fund bonds ser. B
Co.
gains)
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin
Fund,
Inc
221,126
4-
—I
loans
Acceptances—bought
U.
4-
16,535
advances...;
and
Industrial
2,223
331,297
1
cash
Discounts
21,221,278
reserves
banks
other
of
1478
Nov. 2
due 1972—Nov. 2
Roxy Theatre, Inc. $1.50 cumulative preferred stock
Oct. 29
1st
•
certificate
gold
notes
cumulative preferred stock__Nov. 30
debentures due April 1, 1966
sinking fund
41/2 %
earned
6%
1353
A
47/8%>
10-26
from
11,085
4
2,220
847,887
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
Oct. 19,
10,
1956
1956
ASSETS—
R.
held
Stores,
Wisconsin
1582
Peabody Coal Co.—
11-15
11-16
50c
Co.
Precipitation
Hydrocarbon
SVij %,
1121
9
1
cumulative conv. second pfd. stock—Nov.
Co. 4V2%
Supply
1
Nov.
pfd. stock-
conv.
$1.50
capital
a
Canada
Quarterly
Nov.
—_
4.75%
Co.,
Corp. 4.30%,
National
) or
Decrease <—) Since
Gas
Star
Lone
10-29
shares
Pacific
Pag*
of Raritan
1960,
1,
May
11-30
11-15
(quar.)
Supply
to be
Wilcox
due
12-15
20c
approved
common
White
CALLED
Date
debs.,
5%
7
12-
30c
quar.20c
(10c
Insurance
ing
Co.—
Water
11-16
subject to the ap¬
proval of stockholders at a special meet¬
2.784687
CqShpany and Issue—
1
1
50c
Sugar
Western
Elizabethtown
12-
______
(quar.)
Lines
the
Stock
Total
from
Western
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
10-18
62Vic
(quar.)
Western
ISSUE
10-19
11-i 1
(quar.
Fire
Air
Directors
2.774283
2.785000
pound
11-26
11-
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
.140080*
V
12-10
25c
1-
——
.496766*
peso
10c
Warner & Swasey
(quar.)__.
Washington Mutual Investors
West Point Mfg.
(quar.)__
.261240
2.758972
Inc.
Vogt
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
Raalte,
Vick
2.784)587
1
time)
Year-end
.208583
2.785000
ENTIRE
F.
2c
Vertientes-Camaguey
Westpan
certificate
and
Van
.238460*
10-19
Corp.—
Fund
.203800
•Nominal.
Gold
Income
.00435401*
.00285500
this
Corp., $6 conv. pfd. iquar.)__
Fund Distributors, Inc.—
.208866
.00285500
11-
Stores
Value
.00285500
11-15
(quar,)—
(increased
Corp.
.00435401*
2.758663
pound
Foundry
.208866
.208666
franc
kingdom,
&
.00435401*
2.786562
guilder
South Africa,
of
.323333
1.026666
.0800560
Switzerland,
United
.323966
1.026562
.208583
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
Union
.324000
2.786250
pound
krone
Philippine
United
.238450*
Zealand,
Norway,
.0200875
.00285500
peso
Netherlands,
Pipe
Vitamin
.0200850
15c
at
Y./
Machinery
.208866
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
New
S.
.0200750
10-23
(quar.)__
(N.
.00435401*
Oct. 12
rupee
Finland, markka
France (Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
Mexico,
Lines
3.
11-29
(quar.)
(increased)
S.
.0385802*
11-30
5%
dividend)
pref.
U.
.0385802*
1.026406
Holiday
A
U.
2.218874
2.219123
.0385802*
12-15
Francisco)
Insurance
class
.323966
Closed
Malaysia, Malayan dollar.
Canada,
Hoffman
.0200687
franc.
Ceylon,
S.
U.
.0317157*
.0317490*
.
2.220368
U.
.0385802*
schilling
Austria,
.0317823*
.
2.220119
(San
Fire
5%
30c
—__
(reduced)
Corp.
Lumber
S.
.0555555'*
.0555555*
10-31
Co.—
U.
$
$
.0555555*
,0555555*
Union
Oct. 18
Oct. 17
$
$
$
Argentina, peso—
Oct. 16
Co.
10-19
10-31
91 Vic
]
(quar.)
(stock
R.)
of Rec.:
15c
___j
payment, omitted
Underwood
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 15
Friday
Oct. 12
Mfg.
Holder*
Payable
(quar.)___l
common
(quar.)
Chemical
When
Share
Inc.,
preferred
Thiokol
Country
15)
Per
Thalhimer
1930
OF
ACT
page
Name of Company
3.65%
OCTOBER
49.
10-25
10-11
7 V2 C
1
10-
9
—
^___
(quar.)
(quar.)_
5%
preferred (quar.)
Appalachian Electric Power Co.—
4V2'k
preferred (quar.)
1
—
—
+56',4C
715C
30c
15c
11-
1
10-10
12-
1
11-
9
12-10
11-1*1
12-14
11-30
62I2C
11-
1
10-15
S1.12V2
11-
1
10-
8
-
50
The Commercial and Financial
(1726)
Per
Applied Research Laboratories (quar.)
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.
(quar.;.
■
$2.50
(quar.;
preference B
Subject
Carpenter
—
12-
1
11-15
Castle-Trethewey
12-
1
10-31
Catalin
11-
1
1J-15
Catelli
11-
1
10-15
11-21
10-23
$62'Ac
10%
—
Class
56'/4c
12-
Topeka & Santa Fe
common
(initial quar.)
10-22
$1.50
___:
5%
City Electric Co.—
preferred (quar.)——
4.35%
preferred
non-cumulative
5%
Atlantic
Central
Coal
of
3.75%
Atlas
preferred
Steels,
Atomic
Ltd.
Augusta
o'/o
preierred
A
9
5%
preferred
B
SI.083/4
11-
1
10-
9
Central Hudson Gas &
11-
1
10-
9
Central-Illinois
(s-a)
Class
1
10-
12-
1
11-15
Inc.—
income)
11-
1
(quar.)
convertible
8c
10-
10c
(quar.)
A
preferred
11-
1
Nichols
$1.20
11-
1
30c
11-
1
10-19
(quar.)
15c
10-30
-10-12
Co.—
&
prior preferred
convertible
Automobile
Class
Banking
A
Corp.,
common
15c
6%
Automatic
Stock
Avalon
Co.
Canteen
—___
dividend
plus
come
35c
from
& Co.,
Corp.
Baldwin
preiercrcd
Baldwin
Rubber Co.
BathUTst
Class
Power
A
Class
&
B
Ltd.
&
(of
Corp.
Beaux-Arts
1st
Best &
Co.
Belmont
Belknap
class
A
Works
Hardware
&
Best
Foods,
(E.
W.i
Bros.
6%
Blue Ribbon
Booth
15c
12-
3
15c
2%
pfd.
Bowater
Carolina)
$62'Ac
Maine
Ltd.
70c
preferred
Forest
Brockton
Taunton
Brooklyn
Borough
Gas,
Gas
preferred
Union
Shoe
Brown
B
Stock
Buffalo
Steel
Class
B
Bunker
&
Burry
$$1.093/8
$$1.19
$$1.50
pfd.
95c
(quar.)
Caldwell
$1.10
80c
$3
2nd
(s-a)__(
(initial
com.
Cor.__
preferred
Oils
Industries.
10-15
Cos.,
5
&
&
&
10-12
11-
1
10-15
1
11-
Davidson
Class
5
10-31
Bros.,
De
A
11-
1
10-15
1
Steam
Vilbiss
Co.
10-25
10-15
Delaware
10-10
Delaware
RR.
1
10-10
Denpison
Mfg.,
1
11-
1
10-10
Class
10-10
11-
1
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
9-24
10-22
10-
4
1
12-i
11-
1
10-15
Federal
10-26
10-15
Fede.ited
11-
I
10-
9-26
Detroit
10-31
11-15
11-15
10-
2
10-27
10-
27
Corp.—
Di
Gasket
Giorgia
Class
$1.50
tlOc
$37'Ac
1-2-57
12-14
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
1-2-57
12-21
Ltd.—
10-15
10-25
10-
5
First
10-
5
12-
1
$$1.50
$llc
(quar.)_
11-
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Disher
11-15
1
10-
5
10-15
$10c
10-31
9-28
50c
10-22
10-15
25c
12-31
12-15
65c
1-1-57
12-15
27'Ac
30c
11-
1
2-1-57
10-
5
1-11
Corp.
1
11-26
Co.,
5
Ltd.
5%
Ijiobbs
Cup
convertible
Houses
Dodge Mfg.
10-15
60c
10-30
10-16
3%%
preferred
Foote Bros.
53A%
Fox
Fraser
Stores
(quar.)
Brick
<fc
Fraser
Companies.
Franklin
Custodian
62 '/2 c
11-
1
10-19
8 7'Ac
12-10
11-30
5
12-
1
11-
1
.
10-19
9
10-15
Friendly Finance,
1
10-15
Frito
11-15 '
10-15
Froedtert
9
Freiman
12-29
12-14
12-
3
11-
P
12-20
12-
5
„
$1
12-28
12-
11-
1
10-10
7
J.),
(A.
Friedman
(L.)
Industrial
10-10
10-10
Gabriel
10-25
10-10
11-30
11-
10-25
10-10
5
10-22
9-28
10-22
10-10
10-31
10-
9
1-2-57
12-14
5%
10-26
9-17
12-
3
11-15
5%
10-26
9-17
12-
3
11-
5
12-
3
11-
5
12-15
12-
»
12-
11-15
Co.,
New common
1
10-25
GasMnc.,
10-10
11-15
10-12
11-15
10-12
45c
.'
37'/2c
$2
11-
1
10-
9
11-
1
10-
9
10-24
10-10
t37'/2c
11-
1
10-17
11'/2%
10-30
10-
12-20
12-10
62'/2c
-10-57
12-10
5
40c
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
55c
11-15
11-
1
12-
1
11-23
35c
12-
1
11-23
11-1
10-15
11-
1
10-19.
11-
1
10-19
93 3/4 c
(quar.)__
32'Ac
2-
2-15-57
_____—_
20c
10-25
10-1.5
8c
10-26
10-12
9c
11-15
11-
1
6c
11-15
11-
1
11-
10-15
Inc.—
$1.25
■
1
10-26
10-25
130c
(quar.)
$12'Ac
—.—
11-
1
9-29
10-25
11-15
10c
iquar.)__—
11-
1
1
(quar.)
15c
12-15
12-
!
15c
10-31
10-19
27'Ac
10-31
10-15
quar.)_—
10c
10-15
12-
11-13-
2%
12-28
2%
—_____
10-31
35c
(quar.)___—
—
3-29-57
$1
12-
1
12-
7
3-
8
1
11-13
Corp.—
1
10-15
1
10-15
15c
10-31
10-17
62'Ac
10-31
10-17
37'AC
12-
3
11-13
11-
5
10-12
11-
1
10-15
—
Co.—
quar.)
div.)
(Subject
to
ap¬
regulatory boards)
preferred (quar.)
5%
necessary
prior
Oil,
(stock div.)—
com.
(initial
s-a)
preferred
Corp
-
35c
100%
11-16
10-19
15c
1-2-57
12r
7
15c
(quar.)_
1-2-57
12-
7
15c
11-
10-15
12-28
12-14
75c
(quar.)
1
25c
common..
11-10
(quar.)
—.
10-10
50c
10-25
9-21
—
dividend
payable
in
common
0.0075%
dividend
pavable
in
common
0.0075%
2-15-57
25c
1-4-57
General
Industrial
General
Instrument
General
MoT,ch°ndis"
General
Mills,
Enterprises
Inc.
Corp.—
.
11-15
dividend)
11-30
(quar.)
11-
9
l'A%
12-
1
11-15
75c
(stock
12'Ac
11-
1
10-10
10-17
General Motors Corp
preferred
$3.75
(quar.):
preferred (quar.)
Public
Refractories
GenT^l S'-'O"
$3.50
General
5%
Utilities
Steel
4'/2%
'stock
dividend)
Ltd.,
preferred
8
10-
8
1.
11-
1
10-15
11-20
10-24"
5%>
—^
17-?1
10-17
87'Ac
10-31
10-17
tlCc
(quar.)
11-15
10-18
$$1.25
common
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
10-
11-
11-15
37 'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wares,
preferred
General
$1.25
93 % c
47'Ac
——
——:
(increased):
Corp., common
preferred
11-
1
10-
5
22'Ac
11-
1
10-
8
of California—
(quar.)
■
1
5%
quarterly.
General Gas
General
10-27
35c
Dynam cs Corp.—
Increased
General
50c
10-12
11-
General Crude Oil Co.
$5
13c
10-
10-19
10-26
11-
General Baki ig Co.,
9-14
Co., Ltd.—
1
1
(quar5.)——
$1.40
.
5 '
11-
11-
12'Ac
6%" Convertible
Stock
10-15
G5C
$1.75
87'Ac
American
common
Stock
11-15
8
dividend)__—
L_
General Electric Co.
$1
com.
preferred
(stock
Corp.
General
10-11
.
(quar.)
(initial
proval of the
New
1
(quar.)___
(quar.)
5%
Gardner-Denver
General
10-11
11-
preferred (quar.)
Inc.,
common
(quar.)
preferred
Garrett
1
—
Securities
Ganble-Skogmo,
5%- preferred
35c
10-
11-
$0.2156
common
10-10
10-11
11-30
10-25
(quar.)
1
10-26
Ltd.
dividend
11-
10-26
11-30
12-15
8c
Stock
11-
11-15
12-15
37'Ac
65c
Y.t
(quar.)_Ij^,_
dividend____
$3.50
10-15
10-19
J.)—
(s-a)_
Stock
Fulton
1
1
j»-f-—
4'% -preferred
30c
N.
Co._—
6%
3-15
1111-
30c
(increased
Corp.
4-1-57
56'Ac
(quar.)____
ll-.l
1
$3
1
7'Ac
(quar.)
Ltd.
Trailer,
12-15
40c
(quar.)
Special
Fruehauf
12-31
28 3/4 c
—_
(stock
Realty
Company
11-
20c
Tile
1
1
12-14
10-15
11-15
$35c
;
(quar.)
—^__
11-
11-
11-
10-30
Co.
—__________
&
11-22
25c
common
Funds,
Telegraph
1 '
25c
(quar.i
series
11-
,
(quar.)
10-19
Corp._____
series
10-
25c
(quar.)_
1
—
pref.
Machine,
Tile
11-15
25c
;
11-
11-
(quar.)
Corp.
10-30
.
(quar.)
15c
(increased-quar.)
Sales
Beer
1-1-57
<J2'Ac
Co.
10-19
S1.25
Insurance
Chemical—
&
Gear
preferred
DeLuxe
Brick
$2
.
10-
9
SI.50
(quar.)——
Fraser
1
40c
1—
9-29
1C-22
11-
(increased-quar.)
&
10-
10-25
4^c
-
10-31
5c
:
Co.-.(Newark,
voting
Franklin
40c
preferred A
(quar. )
11-15
10-31
——
A
non-voting
10-15
1
ioc
Co.
11-15
11-30
;
(quar.)
B
11-
40c
A pref. (quar.)
(final)___
(quar.)_
11-30
10 c
$10c
______
$1.40
B
Machinery
$1.25
dividend).
'
Y.
Extra
$1.25
$1.183/4
(quar.)____——
Life
Class
Income
$2
(quar.)
dividend)
com.
common
10-15
11-
20c
Class
Food
Bond
25c
income)
Co.,
11-15
(quar. i
10-15
Shares, Inc. (10c from net securi¬
profits
and
3c
year-end
from
net
investment
Dixie
12-20
—
(quar.)
preferred
12-14
Dividend
ties
10-19
1-2-57
,
20c
(quar.)_
semi-annually
City Bank (N.
11-20
20%
Co.
10-15
1
(quar.)__—__
National
1
ioc
(quar.)
N.
10-15
10-25
$3
Insurance
11-15
50c
Mfg.
(quar.)
class A (quar.)_
of
10-15
1
35c
Instrument
series
1-2-57
(quar.)
(quar.)_
class
conv.,
12-
11-
28c
(quar.)__i____
A
Corp.,
Sterling, 7%
Fluor Corp., Ltd.
1
11-
150c
'
(stock
Steel Construction
$1.50
12-12
11-
50c
Yard
preferred
Increased
11-15
$l
Co.,
10-15
1
11-
$1.19
(s-at
(quar.)— ______
Works
Firth
25c
Fruit,
1
11-
___"
&
General
*
(quar.)
Match
preferred
Discount
Distillers
Ltd
(quar.)—
B
Diamond
&
11-
50c
-
10-12
Ltd.—
Department Stores
Firemen's
10-25
11-15
-
(quar. )i
10-26
5
10-25
25c
Board, Co.—
preferred (initial)
10c
(quar.)—
Light
Stock
5
10-
10-12
j—
(quar.)
$2.50
(s-a)
Union
Paper
Screw
$2.25
11-15
50c
common
Denver
10-
1
10-26
$1.65
common
Ltd.,
$1.06
(quar.)
Tramway Corp.—
$2'/2-$3'/2 preferred (s-a)
10-15
1
11-
$5c
$1.12%
________
Grain.
-£.60%
New
5
ii-30
(quar.)
debentures
12-14
11-
$1.50
preferred
Fate-Root-Heath
Federal
$1.12
Voting
$8
10-19
10-19
(quar.)
40c
i.
A
6%
&
12-15
35c
(quar.)
10-19
1
1
(quar.)
Products,
(quar.)
Traders
(Syracuse)
11-
(quar.)
5%
1
11-
11-
$1.75
Ltd.,
preferred
S5
Camera
10-26
17'/2c
1
common
11-
~10c
25c
(s-a)
Steel,
Mfg.
8
(quar.)
'
10-16
1
12'Ac
(s-a)—
$1.13
(quar.)
12-15
11-
a
Co.
$2.50
Denver
11-15
37'Ac
Fanner
11-15
$i
pfd.
(stock
1-2-57
110c
(quar.)
A
effect
to
(quar.)
10c
com.
10-25
12-31
(Md.)—
Falstaff Brewing Corp.
11-
___
(quar.)_______
10-22
10-15
1-4-57
____________
(accum. >
lOc
A
$4
common
75c
$6'/4c
RR.,
Faircbild
J
common
&
div.
preferred (quar.)___—;
Pittsburgh RR. gtd. (quar.)
10-31
15c
(s-a)__
11-1
12-11
50c
2nd
&
Franklin
Inc..
Voting
10-1.0
11-
Pic
(s-a)
5%
.
Erie
10.-1
1
25c
pfd.
(quar.)^
class
15c
(accum.)
1st preferred
6%
1
11-
11-28
(quar.)„
1
receipts—
(initial)
&
10-25
12-14
(quar.)
preferred
class
Turbine
Power
1
11-
10-31
5%
B
Fairbanks Co..
?
(quar.)
11-
>11-
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
-30c
A
Forge
10-15
42'/2c
(quar.)
Laval
De
-
Class
16c
com.
Ltd.
pfd.
Inc.
Inc.
25c
$$1.25
11-15
11-
20c
preferred
Stores,
Rubber Co.,
Stock dividend
11-15
(s-a)_____
A
Heating
Equity Oil Co.
Erie
Financial
(quar.)
$1.12
Wate?. Co.,
10-31
10-15
40c
(quar.)
1
11-15
&
Federal
(quar.)
11-
"12-
Enamel
1
(quar.)
Co.,
Light,
11-15
Mfg.
1
,
Drug
10T
$13c
;
Machine
preferred
12-
1'
;
(quar.)_
Land.
10-10
10-31
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
4%%.. preferred
(quar.
Empire Milhvork Corp. (quar.)__
Employers Group Associates (quar.)
1
York
(quar.)
5%
preferred
$?0c
$15c
common
A
Seal
&
Daystrom,
(quar.)
common
10-
56'Ac
(quar.:__
Mfg.
Dayton
common
preferred
Light,
10-30
(Toronto)—
common
preferred
10-12
(quar.)
(increased)
10-20
America—
Refining,
class
A
Wiiljamsport RR. Co.
$20c
:I
$4.25
10-12
55c
7%
10-15
10-15
Ltd.—
(Me.)
4'/2%
1
19c
Elmira-&
11-
(initial)
Power
1
.
Ltd.,
1
1
11-15
$50c
Realty
10-25
$l«c
div.)
Corp.
Coal
Farmers
iquar.)
com.
Forster, 8%
11-
—
$2.50 convertible
Power
Dallas
Horn
11-
(s-a)
Transportation
Oil
11-
(quar.)
Elk
Erie
(quar.)—
10-10
87 'Ac
dep.
Amer.
(quar.)i
Quarterly
common
Cunningham
11-30
-
Ltd.
10-18
10-15
30c
(quar.)
Mills,
Curtiss-Wright Corp.,
•1
„
City
Common
&
Crystal
120c
Products (year-end)
Records Inc., common (quar.)
Carolina
10-25
33c
Fund,
11-
11-
1
investment
pfd.
(quar.)
10-10
(quar. i
Canadian
B
1
(quar )
Investment
10-18
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
Cork
Crum
8
31'/4c
Co.,
10-30
31'Ac
37'/2c
10-25
$1.12'A
$5c
$l5c
Industries
Co.,
Class
Crown
10-15
10-
Gin
lu-io
10-15
)__
(stock
4r/2%-preferred
10-20
5%
of
l
1
Ekco
18c
Package
$37c
Association
Fairbanks-Morse
preferred
Canadian
Capitol
Crossett
10-15
11-10
31c
Ltd.,
1
11-16
11-
$1.25
Oil
Craddock-Terry Shoe,
Creamery
preferred
$1.17
spilt on common
preferred (quar,)
Cosmopolitan
10-15
1
Corp.
Products
10c
Co.,
11-
10c
$1.12'/2
alter
11-
Inc.
Bronze
9-15
1-2-57
25c
Permanent Mortgage
Special
10-25
$1.13
Corn
11-16
11-
1
-
Canada
10-15
(quar.)
75c
A
10-31
20c
11-
11-
Elastic Stop .Nut Co. of America (quar.)
Products Co.,
common
(quar.)
10-10
$1.20
25c
$1.50
Ltd., com.
Co.
(increased).:
Empire-District Electric Co., 5%
dividend
(quar.)
common
common
11-10
preferred
$1
Camden & Burlington
County Ry Co. (s-a)
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd. (quar.)
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
Ltd.,
11-10
1
10-24
$1.25
pfd. (quar.)
Electric—
Gas
Co.
10-22
Extra
12-12
Continental
12-14
5%
10-19
;
(quar.)__
Foils|,
1
12-
I-2-57
Davenport
preferred
participating class
12-
$l.l2'/2
4%
10-15
11-28
$1.75
(quar.)
Capital
1
12-31
1
(quar.)
Insurance
EOc
87'Ac
(quar.)
Water
10-31
—.___
$3Cc
class
3-for-2 split on the common)
New common
(initial quar.)
"
5
preferred
Continental
11-23
11-
11-
(quar.)__—_
participating
12-
12-12
10-12
preferred
Canadian
12-14
10-
Ltd.,
1-1-57
11-20
Continental
9
1
$1.32
6%
11-
11-
$1.25
5%
1
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canadian
12-
5
Mills,
$1.12V2
1-2-57
Initial
12-31
10-30
preferred
preferred
Canadian
2-15-57
11-
Timber
Washing
55c
Stock
8
12-14
&
preferred
Easy
$1.04
1
10-
20c
preferred
preferred
10-19
(quar.)
$4.52
11-15
$1
(quar.)__
60c
11-
1
20c
preferred
Canada
1
2%
7%
$7
$6
11-15
(quar.)_
Textile
»-l4
10c
and
America
Industries
40c
$1.37'/2
Co. of
Royalty
1
(quar.)
(stock
$1.25
—
Consumers
1
3"c
(quar.)
Cameo,
12-
11-
$17'Ac
(quar.)
!
(quar.)
preferred
Fire
1
$15c
preferred
Camden
12-
(stock dividend)
Co.,
Eastern
preferred
12-24
1
$25c
s-a)
California Electric Power Co.
(quar.)
California Packing (quar.)
Portland Cement
(quar.)_„_____
California Water & Telephone, com.
$1.24
10-17
11-
10c
;
preferred
Corp.
$4.50
10-17
1
12-
25c
California
$1.20
1
11-
3%
preferred-(quar.)I
$1
11-
1-1-57
50c
Corp.
Eastern
10-15
10-21
$1.06'A
Association
5% preferred (s-a)
Consumers Power Co.,
10-17
55c
(initial quar.)
(quar.)
Land
1st
1
(resumed)
M.)
Consolidated
Consolidated
Container
$1.10
(quar.)
Ltd.
Linen
$1.50
11-
8c
4%
Biscuit
Calaveras
10-11
35c
Co.
Corp.
(A.
10-11
10-31
lx-
40c
10-15
$4.16
=r=,
(initial)
Co..
10-22
10-31
11-21
inc.
of
1
10-31
(quar.)
income
earned
preference
1
Corp.—
Natural
11-21
Corp.
$1.07
Freightways
Consolidated
50c
2%
2'A%
10-10
______
___._
New
Consolidated
10-10
25%
class
Terminal
Byers
9-15
1
Co
Inc.,
Hill
Burnham
Bush
10-29
11-15
—
55c
Ltd.,
11-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
1
—_
Coppermines
$5
10-
1
12-
Interim
Eastern States
(monthly)
Edison
12-14
11-
(auar.
Products
Ltd.,
Bullock's
10-10
1
12-
r__
dividend)
(quar.
Bradstreet.
Rubber,
t38c
Life
Ltd.,
11-
$25c
common
Power Co., 4.50%
1
11-
.
10-26
Louis
St.
gtd.
Consolidated
Ltd.—
Oil—
Forge
Bulloch's
1
&
10-25
(quar.)
Ltd.
10-30
■
Co--
Consolidated
Co.—
Co.
&
Fund (from
Co.,
10-31
20c
.
■
from
preferred
12-20
Quarterly
11-15
dividend
Creek
11-
4.80%
50c
(quar.)
National
Connecticut
10-10
1
Mfg. Co., preferred
(Charles) Co. (quar.)
Buchanan
1
12-
Window
Bruning
11-
preferred
Freres,
10-15
7c
Confederation
12-12
$72'Ac
(quar.)
Gas
5'/2%
Puis
10-22
Ltd.—
Gas
+40c
10-12
10-12
10-12
4%
—
(quar.
Canada Securities,
of
1-1-57
(quar.)_—__,
Stock
Natural
Conduits
Poiit Co.
7V2c
(quar.)
Ohio
1J-26
10-31
J25c
preferred
Du
Emhart
Enterprises
10-15
$12 'Ac
(quar.)
security profits).
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
Concord
Co.—
Co., new common
10-15
35c
$1.06'A
(quar.)
preferred
Commonwealth
10-15
~10-22
(quar.)
preferred
Brown
11-15
$3.50
-
.
Special
Products,
$3.80
Dunlop
,
_:
Telephone
Dun
10-15
Commercial Shearing & Stamping (stk. div.)
50%
Commonwealth Edison Co.
i<|(.;ar.i50c
10-19,
1
12-28
20C
preferred (quar.)
4% % preferred (quar.)
6% 2nd preferred (quar.)
4.40%
1
11-
12'Ac
(interim)
4%%
Brooklyn
11-
$12'Ac
Columbia
10-10
1
___
&
4.65%
12-10
$1.25
Co
Columbia
4.40 %
11-
1-2-57
.
Quarterly
1
11-
18c
preferred
4'A%
10-19
$1.06'/4
5%
11-
50c
corn,
Southern
10-15
1
'
i
(stock
(4c
Dynamics Corp.
$1 ccyavertibie
,
1956
Cc.
net
Duro-Tegt
(quar.)
Terminals Co.. G%
10-20
1
$1
(quar.)
RFc.,
12-20
60c
•
(quar.)—
common
5
Gas
Combined
10-15
11-20
____,
Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
preference
(quar.)
!
British
1
10-
for
_____
Columbia
8
6c
25c
_,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Milton)
British
11-
1
income)
—_
&
$2.90
Burns
12-
8
dividend
—
Columbus
10-31
12-22
10-
11-
—
income).
(quar.)
$4.25
10-20
11-15
10-25
5
(quar.)_—
RR. 4%
Power,
preferred
1
11-15
Ltd.—
Ducommun Metals & Supply
(quar.)
Dulany (John H.) & Son, 6% pfd. A (quar.)
du Pont" (E.. I.) de Nemours & Co.—
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
10-11
30c
Corp., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
System
(increased
(quar.)
Columbia Pictures Corp., common (quar,)_
5
11-28
12-10
11-
________
Central
4y2%
10-11
25c
Extra
Bridge
Buck
10-
(N. Y.)
Iquar.)
Co.,
Co.,
Aircraft. »(quar.)
from
11-15
year end distribution from real¬
gains* ,.(payable in stock or cash)—
dividend from investment in¬
Columbia
11-26
1
25c
Paper,
Bradley
10-25
11-
10-15
10-10
6c
87'/2c
25c
Colorado Oil & Gas
9
12-10
50%
(accum.)__
(Nortli
common
preferred
&
2-
this
plus
come
10-15
50c
(quar.)
(from investment
Corp.
Edison,
Boston
1
75c
Insurance
preferred
4.25%
11-
1
1
12-27
quarterly
Colorado
9
50c
preferred (quar.)
Boston
3-1-57
11-
15c
;__
Borg-Warner Corp., common
3»/2%
10-25
11-
11-
11-
Funif, Inc.—
ized
9-29
(quar.)
Fisheries,
4%
10-20
11-15
Finance
Linoleum
&
Class A non-voting
(quar.)
preferred series
A
10-15
(Quarterly
Bondstock
10-20
1
1
(quar.)__
Corp. Ltd., 5%
Ridge
1
11-
10-15
fiscal
A
10-15
1
dividend)
common
5%
10-17
11-
11-.1
11-15
I
Ltd.
1111-
46ue
—
Dow: Coemicai
60c
(quar,)—
J.)
noc
$37'Ac
J40c
jju
(quar.)_
Coal
(B.
Douglas
30c
J%iar.)_
com.
Illuminating
guaranteed
Colonial
10-18
1
.
25c
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Coghlin
5
11-
common—
(quar.)——
Tobacco,
11-
1
50c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Blue
(stock
1
12-20
20c
—
—
—
___
Electric
Clinchfield
5
$17'Ac
—
Laughlin (stock dividend)-
Bliss &
Bloch
Inc.
Electric
Birtman
Bliss
Co.
12-
11-
11-15
50c
——
(quar.)
Co.,
1
11-
75c
_____—_
pfd.
12-
11-
$1.50
—
"
Watch
10-15
$50c
-r--.—
Common
Benrus
10-26
7%
12-31
I80C
(quar.)
(quar.).—
7%
Mfg.
$4.50
10-11
27'Ac
:
—
;——
Ltd.,
10-31
1-15-57
25c
< s-a)
(quar.)
Co.
Common
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
(extra*
(quar.)
Donnelly (R. A.) & Sons
■. Stock, dividend
RR.—
Chicago
Cleveland & Pittsburgh,
10c
$75c
$1
$1.05
Mahoning Ry. (s-a)____.
Builders Supply (extra)—
Cleveland
Colonial
(quar.)——_____
Iron
1
$1.50
(extra)
Canada)
(quar.)
Ry.
10-15
$23c-
Apartments, prior pfd.
Belding-Corticelli,
10-31
—
10-10
26———
Cincinnati,
10-31
Quarterly
o.'
10-22
$1.25
$52.50
at
(s-a)
Ltd.
common
preference
Oilcloth
Dreyfus; Fund
(incicased
Electric,
&
11-15
Dominion Steel & Coal Ltd. Ordinary (quar.)
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd.—
8
17
1
&
Cleveland
10-15
<quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
10-
•
$1
Clearfield
10-15
10-31
————
Ltd.,
Innes,
Oct.
on
Ltd.—
(quar.)——
Baystate
10-29
10-31
12-
12-20
1
City Stores Co., common (quar,)_____
414% convertible preferred (quar.)
10-15
40c
———
Paper Co.,
1
1
$1
redemption
1
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Barber-EHis
Bates
6%
11-
10-
11-
Independent Telephone Co.—
preferred A (entire issue called
5%
9-15
10-
30c
(quar.)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Co.,
10-31
$1.12%
security profits)(quar.)___
net
1
11-
12-21
1
11-
,
(extra)
Gas
Ltd.,
convertible
10-31
t50c
50c
—
Cleveland,
common
(quar.)
preferred (1947 series)
Piano
10-12
56'Ac
preferred
4'A%
10-12
10-30
11-
37'Ac
(quar.)______
City Title Insurance Co.
Corp., $2.25 conv. pfd. (quar.)_—
Axe-Houghton Fund "B," Inc. (5c from in¬
4%%
1-2-57
A
Cincinnati
10-12
10-30
$34 y2c
—
Avco Mfg.
Ayres (L. 3.)
8.
Citizens
10-12
10-30
5%
^
Co.
class
$2
America-
of
Telephone. Co. Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)—--
5'A%
10-30
15c
15c
preferred (quar.)—
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Products
Corp. (quar,)_.
& Eastern Illinois
Chicago
4
37'Ac
(quar.)
$1.50
6%
8
10-
(quar.)
Chicago
ll%c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
•'
Austin.
Dominion
10-
—_—
—
10-15
10-15
1
Dominion Glass Co., Ltd.,
2nd
9-28
11-23
Corp.—
10-15
11-
10-19
$1.25
$1 25
20c
Electric Corp.
Securities
Chase Manhattan Bank
15c
—-
Belt
Fabrics,
11-15
10-19
50c
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
3V2% preferred (quar.)——
10-17
Engineering Works,
Dominion
11-30
10-10
10-30
+loc
(increased)
Ltd.
10-22
U7l*c
(quar.)
Bridge,
11-10
10-31
preferred
Chain
3
11-12
Dominion
10-31
—
preferred
Certain-Teed
Fund,
A
6%%
11-
i55c
-li-lo
Ltd.,
Mines,
Extra
(quar.)______
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Central Public Utility Corp. (quar.)—
5
93%c
________
Dominion
Common
(quar.)
Central Power .& Light Co.—
4%
Dome
5
Ltd.-—
(quar.)__
10-25
3
10-
11-10
—______
9
11-10
12-
10-25
60c
(s-a).
10-
if 25c
class
Newspapers,
&.,Coke
10-
$2.50
12-28
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
common
60c
$1.05
(s-a;
1
$1.50
Doeskin
$$2.50
Investments,
Georgia
9
Products,
Share
\ ,y
11-
11-JO
When
Per
Name of Company
1
25c
1
——
Mutual
Canada
preferred
12-
$25c
-
,
(quar.)—
11-
Ltd.—
investment
--
(quar.
common
11-
(quar.)
(from
4lkC
(quar.)
(quar,)
$1.08:,/4
(s-a)
Development
Quarterly
class A
$1
—
(quar.)—
preferred B
Wholesalers
5(A%
Ltd.,
$1.02'A
Refining Co.—
Atlantic
Corp.,
10-26
8
12-
,
———
preferred
Central
Line.RR.—
Coast
of Rec.
Monday, October 22, 1956
...
Holdert
Ry.
(quar.)
—
—
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar. I—;
2nd preferred (quar.)
4.35%
iquar.i
preferred
5%
25c
Ltd
Mines,
Products,
10-22
Atlantic
Atlantic
B
Ceiotex
1
10-
Ry.—
.—
When
Payable
40c
$15c
12 Vic
___.
Caterpillar Tractor Co., common (increased)
11-20
1
3%
(quar.)
America
of
Fooa
Central
Atchison,
4.J0%
Corp.
4.20%
4'A% preferred (quar.)
Artloom Carpet Co.
(stock dividend)
Associated General Utilities (liquidating)
4%
Company
Paper Co.
t6JC
Aro Equipment Corp.,
New
10-15
approval.
SEC
to
1
50c
—
div.)
(stock
Gas
Name of
11-
$20c
—
Ltd., common (quar.)__—
$2,40.2nd. preference A (quar.)
Arkansas-Louisiana
Per
of Rec.
Snare
Holders
Payable
15c
Corp.,
Argus
When
Share
Name of Company
Chronicle
Volume 184
Number 5579
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
....
Per
When
Holder*
Share
Name of Company
Payable
of Rec.
General
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
S2
preferred (quar.)___
General Telephone Corp., com.
(inc.
4.75%
convertible
4.40%
preferred
4V2%
convertible
General
5%
preferred
Waterworks,
50c
quar.)
15c
(stock
Common
5j/2%
M.)
&
(stock
div.)__
S4.5C
(P.
Co.,
preferred
Gold
&
preferred
Government
Grace
(W.
(stock
6%
10-19
Kalamazoo Vegetable
12-
1
11-15
Kansas
12-
1
11-15
11-
33/4%
Co.,
preferred
3.80%
12-
1
11-
11-15
11-
1
Keystone
11-15
11-
1
Klein
11-
10-19
1
11-
v
;
9
New
(initial
Co.
11-10
12-
Kuner-Empson Co,
—
receipts
Ltd. (quar.)
18c
Building (liquidating)
L.) Co. (quar.)
investment
Gulf,
&
Dm
$5
(increased
Inc.
1
Ohio
&
Oil
Corp.
Stock
Gurney
Lime
10-15
1
10-27
10-17
12c
10-31
_
$1.25
12-17
Lamston
._•
11-
1
6
"10-15
12-
6
10-15
pfd.
(quar.)__
Canada,
J40c
11-
1
Halliburton
Hamilton
Halle
Oil
10-15
12-1
H-D
Hancock
Hart.
Oil
Series
Schaffner
Electric
Hartford
Steam
Marx
Co.
Light
Hat
Corp.
Haughton
Haydock
Hayes
of America,
Hayes
Steel
Hecht
Co.,
4'/2%
pfd.
Higbie
common
preferred
Stores,
(quar.)
11-15
5
10-
A
2
5%
11-
10-15
1
11-
$4.25
preferred
Hoover
Ball- &
Horder's
v
;
Inc.
10-
10-
11-
Horn
&
11-15
'
1
Link
11-1
$1
(quar.)__
11-10
3iy4c
1
Local
15c
Lock
10-31
•'"*
JO-11
1
11-
9
50c
11-
I.,;!©- 1
!
8%
10-31
25c
11-
25c
12-20
Y.)
(quar.)
40c
4%
Lighting
Hudson's
from
Bay
Co.
trading
Hussmann
New
from
land
Brick
Inc.
sales)
5y4%
10-22
11-
10-22
1
5%
Luckv
12-28
12-n
B
(quar.)
11-
1
10-15
M
11-1
10-15
$1
_
Lynchburg
(quar.)
common
preferred
30c
4.08%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
4.26%
preferred
•
preferred
preferred
Indian
Chemical
Head
Ltd.
(interim)
(Mass.)—
Ingersoll-Rand
inc.
plus
Interchemical
4»/2%
class
A
11-30
10-
11-
1
12-10
12-
tion
8
12-
1
11-
3
security profits)
22c
(quar.)
65c
$1.12%
11-
1
;
_
10-
•
tl2c
1
10-17
1
10-10
.___
International
SI.40
(quar.)
par)
conv.
Telegraph Co.
Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
11-
11'"10- 2
for
11-
1
(quar.)
Interstate
Engineering Corp
Investors
.
Loan
6%
preferred
Investors
$2.50
Trust
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
of
preferred
Ironrite,
Jack
&
Inc.,
55c
(quar.)
conv.
Jacobsen
Mfg.
Quarterly
11-
11.15
11-15
11-
12-
11-20
1
1
75c
pfd.
(quar.i_l
12-
1
11-20
11-
1
10-17
25e
_■___
,
Heintz, Inc.
1
11-30
11-30
11-
T
" 10-1?
45c
12- 1". 11-
Island—
Iowa-Illinois Qas & Electric, common
$4.36 preferred
(quar.)
$4.22
35c
37V2C
Rhode
(quar.)
Participating
12-14
4%
3c
common
(quar.)__
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
_L
—$1.09
11-
1
$1.06
(quar.)
Stock
4V4%
11-1
133/4c
10-31
20c
11-
2
10-12
10-12
_
•
10-18
Quarterly
15c
Zinc
$1.50
1-10-57
11-16
3-9-57
2-18
1
10-15
Northern
Ohio
Pacific
Ry.
Power
11-
Northern
Melville
4%
5%
1-2-57
12-14
15c
4-1-57
' '3-15
Illinois
preferred
10-20
Northern
Quebec
11-19
Northern
RR.
1-2-57
12-21
Northwest
45c
12-10
11-23
Northwest
$3
10-26
10-
class
$1.24
11-
1
$1.04
11-
1
1
11-
1
11-
1
10-15
10-15
11-15
G.)
11-
Corp.,
Stores
Merritf-Chapman
Quarterly
Stock
Co.
preferred
1
10-15
Otis
10-31
10-17
Outlet
12-
1
11-
11-
11-
Steel
Common
9
4
Stern
&
11-
1
fl5c
11-
(quar.)
—
-
(quar.)—-r_
J5c
U5c
Finance
Rhoades.
Bradley
Co.
see
J^c
1
10-15
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
10-31
10-24
10-24
10-10
11-
1
10-19
11-
1
10-25
10-30
10-15
50c
11-
t$l
22'/2c
(quar.)
—
10-15
42y2c
10-30
10-10
20c
(quar.)—
1
10-24
10-10
12-
11-16
$1.06'/4
pfd.
(quar.)—;___
$1.12y2
(s-a)—1_
1
10-31
10-
1
J5c
(s-a)
12-14
11-30
115c
common
1-15-57
12-28
t$3
12-
1
11-
1
Ltd.—
Co.,
11-15
10-15
t$1.75
11-15
10-15
50c
10-26
—__
20c
11-
1
10-
5
10-2J
10-25
10-
$1.25
12-
1
11-15
$1.25
11-
1
11-
5
(quar.)
Parke,
10-15
———
1
10-15
11-
11-1
Davis
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.l
—
10-31
10-17
$1.30
l'Ac
10-31
J50C
12-
11-
dividend)
1_
..
(quar.)—
(Milton)
10-17
Pato
10-26
11-16
10-26
11-15
10-13
11-15
10-13
10-31
10-
(quar.):
11- 1
Penmans,
10-19
10- 1
Patterson
12-
1
1
Gold Dredging,
Ltd.
1
,—-
J.)
Co.,
Pennsylvania
4.25%
Voting common
11-1
12- 1
12- 1
12-15
10-19
11-16
11-16
11-16
Non-voting
—
25c
12-21
1-7-57
12- 5
11-
1
12-
11-
10-16
10-16
11-30
11-15
11-30
11-15
12-
11-
3
10-31
1
11-15
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
Peoples
Quarterly
pfd.
10-15
11-
1
10-22
11-
1
10-22
11-
1
10-
1
$1.06
12-
1
11-15
11-
1
10-15
20c
12-
1
11-15
20c
12-
1
11-15
50c
11-
1
10- 9
50c
11-
1
10-
15c
11-20
11-10
11-
10-22
Fibre—
(quar.)
Bank
—
(Brooklyn^N__-Y.)—
__444r__\
<
i—
&
10-15
11-15
$1.06'/4
—
Machine
11-15
f$1.50
(quar.)
Extra
Perkins
10-18
12y2c
(quar.)———.——
General
7
5c
(quar.)
common
National
4.24%
11-
Bottlers
Gear
(quar.)
Co.
50c
(quar.)—
1
9
0
10-20
1
1
11-
12-
$10c
common
Co.,
Power
preferred
Penobscot Chemical
11-
11-15
t35c
-I-.
(C.
preferred (quar.)__—,—___,—_—_—.
Penman's, Ltd., 6% preferred (quar.)
.
36c
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Extra
ll- 2
12-
32y2c
(quar.)—
5%
12-
10-15
t50c
11-1
11- 2
11- 2
1
33c
—
(quar.)
Final
0-
8
11-
25c
—___
(quar.)
Consuhdated
11- 1
$1.06%
Co.
preferred
preferred
11- 1
II- 2
12- 1
20%
10-19
20c
7'/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1-2-57
56V4C
$1.12Va
6
11-19
40c
Airways
—
$1
$1.10
$1.22'/2
10-10'5
11-
(Canada). Ltd, (s-a)___—J25c
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp., com. (stock divid.)
2,/2%
$5
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
Pepsi-Cola
—
10-25
25c
Parker Drilling
$1.32
$1.18%
SI
35c
10-19
10%
(initial)—.
Co.
Extra
10-15
45c
1
div.)___—._—
10-15
11-15
12V2C
.__—__
(stock
10-15
1
50c
—10c
Chemical
10-10
2V2%
29|£c
—___
(quar.)_—
World
10-31
per
Nov.
Co,
American
1
40c
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Pan
Park
pfd.
(quar.)
Corp.
Sulphur
30c
$54
5%
of California
50c
to
pfd.
11-
11-
t25c
American
11-30
30c
37V*2C
Bradley
10-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Paddock
2
10-19
Cement,
new
4.40%
4.68%
preferred
preferred
(initial)
common
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80%
4.30%
preferred (quar.)
Phila.,
Inc., 4 Va %
10-19
10-19
1
15c
Ry.
Corp.,
Lighting
f35c
25c
12V2C.
(stock
1
1
11-
$125
1
1%%
Co.
1111-
25c
pref.
(quar.)
Co.
11-1
Co.—
Abrasive
5
25c
(quar.)
Co.
4%%
10-15
-
par)
10-
28%c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Ltd.,
Products
preferred
Packard-Bell
75c
—
par)
10-11
(quar.)
Elevator
Pacific
10-15
(quar.)——
($100
9-28
10-31
(quar.)
Pan
Scott—
($50
10-25
Pacific
1
10-31
(quar.)
preferred
t40c
$1.50
20c
Fibre Glass (quar.)
Oxford Paper Co., $5 preferred (quar.)
10-11
50c
:
preferred
Ltd.
conv.
6%
9-28
(quar.)_
com.__—
(quar.)—
Ltd.,
Owens-Coming
25c
11-
12-
(quar.)
Miller &
4y2%
Corp.,
t3iy4c
f$1.25
at
preferred
9-24
10-26
(ouar.)
Ontario
Nov.
preferred
9-24
25c
4
11-
Mathieson Chemical Corp.
10-15
(entire
4.40%
il- 1
12-14
(quar.)__
10-26
Michigan Gas & Electric
Milton
Shoe
10-26
——$1.06'A.
issue called
4.90%
10-16
20c
Co.
Permanente
Co.
Co..
Co., 6%
Ontario Jockey Club,
10-11
dividend
Meyercord
10-16
1
1-1-57
preferred
10-25
1
1
(quar.)—.
&
1
Inc
(Charles F.)
11-15
10-25
preferred B (quar.)__
Mercantile
10-12
1111-
40c
4%
11-15
1111-
quar.)____
!_____
common
12-31
10-26
20c
37'/2c
25c
preferred A
Ontario & Quebec
4%
1
1-16
15c
(quar.)______
preferred
Plastics,
Oliver
1
(quarterly
Conv
12-26
25c
10.31
62J/2c
(quar.)
divid.)
11-27
25c
10-31
56y4c
(increased
on
this
10-18
1
(quar.)
Industries,
4%%
10-18
(quar.)
preferred
plus
9
12-10
—$1.25
(quar.)
Oklahoma Gas & Electric, common
Old National Corp., class A-
10- 8
common
___^
11-
10- 8
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
9-15
11-30
10-15
1-2-57
(quar.)
11-15
1
&
Mfg.
1
Hampshire
Inc., common
Airlines,
B
Okonite
Communica¬
Ltd.
1
1
40c
(quar.)
common
Engineering, Class A
11-15
1
——_
A
11-
12-14
11-
25c
(quar.)
New
convertible
Nunn-Bush
10-26
4
10-15
1
$2
Noyes
10-15
7
10-
11-
10-15
11-
9
Co.-.,
(quar.l)
Mines
preferred A
4Ya%
of
Northwest
8
12-
10-29
s
preferred
Northwest
10-19
10-19
11-15
1-1-57
15c
Extra
1
-10-19
5%
dividend)
Extra
9
1
$1.28'/a
Telephone
11-30
11-
11-
93%c
;
(quar.)
10-31
11-
10-18
25c
(s-a)
Gas,
$1
11-
__^
Ltd.,
dividend
Shoe
Michaels
Ry.
convertible
Class
1
35c
Engineering Works (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)__
11-15
*
1
11-
50c
Illinois
12- 1
12-14
15c
Central
Northern
1
(Northam)
Northern
11-
;
Oil,
1^-10-15
1-2-57*'
2-18
SI
—
Dredging
2nd
Mid-West
(quar.)
3-9-57
10%
(quar.)__
Trust
preferred
redemption
4.50%
~_
Northern
$1.06V4
—
preferred (quar.)
4.30%
2
f25c
pfd. A
—
s'^are
12-15
J.0-10
v
1-16
—_______—10c
(quar.)
Corp.,
t$1.75
1-2-57
11-
(quar.)
A
____■_
''•wiihHms
1
$1.50
1
2
7
11-
93%c
Corp.—
12-
t$l
12-31
Warren
12-10
dividend*
pfd.
Ltd., 60c pref. class A (quar.)
(Arthur
4%%
Interprovincial Building Credits. ltd.
Corp.,
$3
(quar.)
—
(quar.K—
(interim.)
(quar.)
:
(quar.)
Warren
111-
11-15
'
—
preferred
2oc
Extra
McKee
11-
Utilities
5%
Gas, com.
(stock
Ry.
10-15
See
10-18
11-15
5c
Ry., 4% adj. pfd. (quar.)
Car, common (quar.)
American
Northam
1
(Ohio)
Co.
Southern
5V8%
11-
1-21-57
2%
(quar.)____
7!/2C
(stock
4»/4%
& Co.,
Porcuoine
7%c
10-
North
11-30
in¬
net
of New
commis.)
Util.
Cloth
11-
____
Moore
Hegler
&
1
1
25c
preference
B
t40c
,
10-15
from
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
Niagara Share Corp. (quar.)
Olin
("quar.)
Mclntyre
Mead
.
-
International Ocean
&
Corp.
t83/4c
______
11-
1
Co.—
Extra
d0-17
11-
10-10
12-19
60c
Service__—
Telephone
Norfolk
8
12-28
35c
Northwestern Utilities Ltd.,
(quar.)_:
McColl-Frontenac
1
11-1
(Dallas)—
10-
10-31
15c
Investors
Mr.Quay-Norris
Insurance
10-31
7iy4c
30
-
B
Class
11-
12-21
7
12-19
12y2c
—
(quar.)
Water
Wire
Y.
Newark
~
Co.—
income)
Co.,
McCall
10-15
'
.
9-30
12-31
17'/2c
Oct.
(quar.)—
&
McGregor-Doniger,
Quarterly
International Holdings, Ltd. (interim).
International Nickel
Co.
(Canada), Ltd.—
7%
preferred
(quar.)
($5
net
Class
-
invest-
10-31
N.
1210-
1
12-28
Ltd.—
(quar.)!£__.
preferred
York
issue
Extra
1
12-
10-30',
11-15
t22'/2c
5%
Co.,
B
Ltd.,
McCabe Grain,
11-1
1-2-57*
12-14
$1.11
International. Marine
Co.,
Maytag
•
preferred
(entire
(quar.)__
preferred
from
1J2- 1
1
10-19
11-
approval
Co,
York State Electric
3%%
4.60%
'
Co.
&
Massachusetts
10-15
S3
_.
(quar.)
Fidelity
H.)
Marconi
Ltd.—
pref.
International
10-10
10-10
tl5c
;
(6c from
common
(quar.)
Breweries,
4»/2%
10-10
1
50c
____:
16c from
Corp.,
preferred
Interior
1
$1
(s-a)
Institutional Growth Fund
ment
1
11-
11-
16c
Ltd., preferred
S.-a.es, Ltd.—
Instit Tion. l
>10-10
.1
_____
6%
preferred
Ingram & Bell,
10
11-
31V4c
•
(quar.)
com.
;
1
4%
(accum.)
Co.,
Extra
11-
10
1
to
Public
of
Merchandise
$1
(quar.)
Maxwell
(R.
Mattiessrn
preferred
(quar.)
Industrial Silica Corp.
preferred
1
11-
(quarterly
(subject
Board
York
New
1
10-159-28
1-2-57
to
income)
3%
Shirt
preferred
Mallory (P. R.)
,
$1 25
6yo%
11-
New
10-10
11-
Fund
divid.
Jersey
10-15
—______
(quar.)
Ltd.,
4%
58%c
__
industries
Mills, Inc.
Macy
10-10
55'/4c
(quar.)
Imperial
10-10
1>.
53V4c
(quar.)
4.70%
Manning,
1
52'/2c
(quar.)
4.42%
10-19
11-
11-
51c
New
7%
5ic
(quar.)________.
4.20%
11-1"
10-10
England
$1
Holdings, Ltd., 5% partic. pfd. (quar.)
63c
(quar.)_________
(quar.)____™~
10-10
1
7
18c
10-25
3
t5c
9-
tl5c
10-25
—
Milling
Co.
Corp..
.__
10c
10-25
10-22
share
Canada,
Stock
:
Power
issue
per
(quar.).
Western
vestment
1
R A
$100
5
12-
1
35c
(entire
at
5
(monthly)___——
(quar.)
Gas
30
Inc.
of
<1
Mailman
$1.25
___
Theatres
liy4c
dividend
Stork
11-
1.- -10-19
pfd.
Nov.
10-
11-
10-22
11-
10-22.
75c
4y2%
on
Products
1
$1.50
(quar.)_
10-
m
to
"
this dividend)
Neon
11-
27V2c
tquar.)_
(quar.)
10-25
$3.50
Rice
Inc.
Steel
11-22
1
redeemed
10-22
10-15
10c
Supply,
National
12-
B
—
$1.10
25c
(s-a)
Lawrence
Stores,
11-
10-15
12-12
Machinery
$1.10
Extra
25c
10-31
be
pfd.
11-20
15c
(quar.)_
11-
2%
dividend)
Machine
10-25
—
common
10-15
58c
6%
,
(stock
10c
1.
(ouar.)
preferred
2%
(quar.)
Co.
7%
St.
plus
t
Northern
Lynch Carrier System (quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
A
State
preferred
Lukens
div.)
Co.,
50c
11-13
25c
$1.25
Co.
(stock
Brick
;
7%
Lower
National
10-15
10-15
6%
50c
preferred
into
preferred
Louisiana
10-20
10-12
—
10-31
$1.12'/2
redemption
on
Nov.
9
at
share plus
this
dividend)
per
convertible
4y2%
(quar. 1
Press
Foods,
4.08%
-
1
1
Door Co.—
Illinois Power
•
,10-20
11-
11-
Extra
(Texas)—
for
1
3
11- 1
11- 1
20c
—
(increased quar.)
Co.,
50c
common
convertible
4.44%
10-15
Lead
60c
com.
10-15
Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A
National Rubber
10-31
—50c
37'/2C
(increased-quar.)
Manhattan
Illinois
j
10-15
r
10-31
25c
$2.62 from capital gains & 38c year-end__
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.96% pfd. (quar.)
4.16% preferred
(quar.)
,3,10-10
10-30
96V4
Lighting Co. (quar.)
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund—
Co.—r
preferred
4%
1
$1
quar.)
Hydromelals,
Kygrade
1V4%
1
1
11-
10-31
9
12-
56V4c
(quar.)
3%
Long Island
7
12-
10c
pfd.
(quar.)
payment of 4%
(interim
and
preferred
•
$4
(initial
Sa^h Ji?
Hydraulic
Power,
Refrigerator
common
Hutt.g
&
1111-
60c
_
3
.10-17
1
30c
(quar.)
12-
-10-20
National
11-
12-20
Extra
*
(quar.)
Gas
$104.50
10-22
12-28
25c
__,
(N.
11-26
$1.06'/A
______
Corp.,
preferred
4.75%
f
10-11
1
10-31
Norfolk & Western
(monthly) '
Common
10-26
25c
(quar.)___
:
Co. (quar.)
(N, "5?.) common
preferred C (quar.)
Houston
r..
18c
National Fuel Gas
1211-
$25c
$3.50
dividend)
New
(quar.)
Pipe Co.,
called
dividend)
Co
Joint
Lone Star
»
12-14
15c
(quar.)__!
Common
10-19
~
11-
Finance
Welding
12-14
1
quar.)
(s-a)—_
15c
Mfg.
(stock
Products
12-31
C.)—
Co.—r.
4
pfd. (quar.)
10-15
(quar.)
Railroad
Preferred
10-15
.
5%
____!
Hardart
(incr.
Electric
(Tenn.)
(quar.)
$4.30 original capital (quar.)
$4 30
original capital
(quar.)
'""ft-25
11-15
Co.
Miami
11-15
10-15
Ltd.
&
Corp.
12-31
3iy4c
(quar.)
10-15
1
10-
31 y4c
(quar.)
1
12-
11-15
preferred
National
12-28
tl5c
common
11-
11-15
10-29
quar.)
S.
1
15c
$1.25
,
Neptune Meter Co.* com. (quar.)
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed
JO-12
*\ll-
(Mo.)
preferred
Belt
Little
\
53VsC
._
;
Syracuse
Mills,
Mills, 7%
Distillers
40c
(Greenville,
8
11-
12-15
11-23
(quar.)
Printing,
$3.50
V 10-1.0
*10-12
(Joseph)
Hotel
Rice
National
50%
Ltd.
10-
11-15
10-27
11-23
(quar.)
Insurance
10-11
10-11
10-27
12-15
12-20
dividend
Lincoln
*"10-10
11-
1
Co.
1
25c
12-20
'__
(quar.)
10-15
1
40c
30c
preferred
1
1111-
75c
Common
(quar.)
4'/2%
11-
___i
12 '/aC
____;
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
California
Can
25c
Stores,
Stock
2
10-31
11-
(quar.)
Co.
of
Chemical
(Richmond, Va.)
(quar.)
10-15
$1.50
(quar.)
,
National
tlOc
;
$1.10
1
11- 1
1
45c
10-20
$1.25
(quar.)
(initial
10-15
12-
11-
(quar.)
25%
B
1-1-57
$1.05
10-20
•
1-10-57
tl5c
(quar.)
,
preferred
Life Insurance
10-22
1.
10-31
(extra)______
(quar.)
1
1
15c
!
11- 1
$1.20
$1.12V2
(quar.)
:____
preferred
Narragansett Electric Co., 4,/2%
4.64%
preferred (quar.)
t25c
Life & Casualty Insurance
1
10-25
$1.25
common
Bearing
11-
11-
Quarterly
5
11-20
.
this
133/4c
7y2C
1
tl5c
& Northrop, new com.
preferred A (quar.)
Lerner
10-17
10c
(quar.)
plus
10-15
(James) Sons Co., 3.85% pfd. "(quar.)
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)
.
10-
1
13%c
Year-end
Home
■
$52
11-
L
Co
Bros.,
Liberty Life
10-15
_
r
10-31
(quar.>____•__
div.)
Electrochemical,
Royal
Vernon
$3
;___,
Leslie Salt
>93%c
pfd.
'
.
redemption at
&
Co.
Mount
)
National
pfd.
10-15
5
20c
Plan
tlOc
$5
1
10-17
11-
Extra
$15c
class A
10-19
Service—
J15c
(quar.)
Tire
&
Lewis
'
(quar.)__
Home Insurance Co. (quar.)
Home Telephone & Telegraph Co. (Ft.
Wayne,
Ind.) 5%
pfd. A (entire issue called for
Hooker
pfd.
(quar.)_____
(John)
Morris
$1.75
(quar.)_
dividend
10-26
11-30
(quar.)—
Co.
10-18
Mount
dividend
-siO-10
i.
45c
conv.
(stock
10-31
11-23
t$1.50
(quar.)
Lumber
10-25
1
11-15
Lees
2
.10-
23c
1
preferred
series
Co.
-'-11-
10-31
10-31
56»/4c
_^_
(quar.).
Inc.,
(Henry)
5%
30c
Ltd
Co., 5% pfd.
Chocolate Corp.
(Edward)
Holly
5%
15c
Manufacturing Co.
Hines
Leeds
5
10-15
v.
__4,
Powder
4'/4%
5
11-
1
insur-
(quar.)__
convertible
Hershey
12-
11-
72c
&
(quar.)___;
Products,
Stock
11-15
40c
3%% 'preferred (quar.)_______
Hemenway Furniture Co., common
Hercules
12-20
62»*»<j
(quar.)
Elevator" (initial)
Industries
5»/2%
:_
(s-a»__
(quar.
Fund
9
11-
11-15
.____
Leece-Neville
10-15
3c
.__
(quar.)
Inspection
Boiler
11-
11-30
4.80%
$6
Co.
preferred
1
11-16
Ltd
Acceptance, Ltd.,
Stock
8
3c
'
"ance
60c
50c
&
5%
11-30
:
Industries
Rubber
75c
H-C7
5preferred
Hartford
-
1
t$1.25
(quar.)_
A__.—.
Co..
8
11-
$1.14
participating preferred (quar.)
Moore-Hanley Hardware, common (quar.)—
12-20
10-
*
(quar.)
Investors
1
$2
Co.,
Co.,
Power
12-12
B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
25c
5% pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)i
Funds
Series
(quar.)
.110-
11-
17V2c
common
preferred
Hamilton
Cementing Co.
Ltd.,
4-
Power
11-
$1.09
:
;r—
(s-a)
preferred
10-31
35c
'
$3
20c
(quar.)_
Lawyers Title Insurance Co.
11-1
10-22
25c
(quar.)________
Well
Cotton
Bros.,
2nd
Co.
class A
Quarterly
(quar':)___
Gas
8
T'v%:
(quar.)
$1.20 preferred (initial)
Lawrence
Investment
Co.,
Lee
Hagerstown
12-30
H.), Inc.
preferred
(s-a)
5%
Ltd.
t30c
Corp.
4-15-57
12V2C
Class
'^10-13
12-
5%
of
Moody's
1-
(M.
Lanston
.11-20
12V2c
Quarterly
Hagan
B
Laurentide
$1.60
12-15
University—
Lamaque Gold Mines,
10-17
o
62V2c
Ltd.,
1-2-57
1-15-57
$2.50
(s-a)
(quar.)
common
Extension
Class
t
9-20
10-31
Salle
$6
,
Alabastine
&
Montana
25c
(quar.)_;
5y2c preferred A
Quarterly
Lambert (Alfred),
RR.
—
Products,
Gypsum
11-
60c
(quar.)
dividend
La
net
(quar.).
Insurance Co. (quar.)
Life
Gulf
9-14
i 10-17,
11- 1
*
12'/2c
(from
preferred
Gulf
10-31
$2
quar.)
Inc.
_:
10-25
50c
(quar.)
Shares,
income)
Mobile
Holt
12-10
J50c
Greeley Square
xap
11-15
dividend
Kuhlman Electric,
40c
Universal Stores Ltd.—
Industry
(quar.)
National
(Texas)
Quarterly
Equipment
1
40c
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
Kroger Co., 7% 2nd preferred
Greenfield
$4.20
12-
2%
11-16
12-10
Growth
Montana
11-15
55c
11-10
12-10
Griggs
$4.40
11-15
1
25c
12-10
(H.
11-15
1
12-
!
$2
Green
1
12-
10-17
10-31
Light—
preferred
(quar.)____
preferred (quar.)__,
87y2C
:
Stores
$2
Stock
4.50%
12-
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
$1.50
deposit
11-15
Morrell
(quar.)
Saddlery
1
25c
(quar.)
West
12-
of Rec.
—
(quar.)_.
Birmingham RR. Co.—
preferred
4%
$1.05
pfd.
5%
A
Great
1
Stores—
B
American
12-
95c
preferred
Great
12-10
Holder1
20c
4
preferred
&
$1
preferred
Insurance
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Mobile
12-
;
8%
Great Southern Life
Cirp.
4.56%
10-18
1
$1.12y2
;
Pipe & Supply Co.,
Department
Kobacker
11-
12-10
Quarterly
Koennng
(quar.)
!
(quar.)
Paper
Mississippi Power &
Maid
Monongahela Power
Kellogg Co., 3J/2% preferred (quar.)
•Kentucky Stone Co.
(quar.)
-_
1
12-14
11-23
10-15
$1.083/4
(quar )
preferred (quar.)
35c
-
11-15
35c
When
Payable
Marie
25c
Ontario
Minute
Light
preferred
1-2-57
25c
(quar.)
Ste.
>
&
10-10
40c
(quar.)_.
4%
$1.50
42V2C
&
preferred
preferred
4.50%
10-15
(quar.)_;
Power
8%
1
Co.
Saulte
&
50c
Extra
--
Paul
1
11-
933/4c
(quar.)
Parchment
4.20%
10-10
10-15
1
(s-a)
11-24
;
City
$2.50
Inc.
1
St.
(s-a)
Minnesota
(quar.)
& Co.—
preferred
Tea
preferred
'11-
3%
12-
R.R.
Co.—
$1
435%
10-15
div.)
10-15
$1.25
Light
10-10
.
1
1
Per
Minneapolis,
4.36%
1
(quar.)____
Eatteries,
&
10-19
1
11-
(quar.)
Employees Corp.
R.)
1
10-25
11-
51
Share
Name of Company
10-15
15c
11-
10-25
1
(quar.)
11-
45c
(s-a)
Gould-National
Corp.
10-19
35c
11-
20c
(quar.)
1
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
of Rec.
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
Jewel
Holder1
10%
Power
preferred
Jervis
$0.57811/4
Stock
Central
4%
4
56V4c
Telegraph
Goodall Rubber, common
5%
12-4
12-
k
preferred A
Jersey
When
Payable
dividend
27'/2c
common
preferred
Gob Shops of America
5%
common
Special
(quar.)
(quar.)
4s/s%
1-1-57
$1.27Va'
._
(quar.)____
H.)
1-1-57
$1.25
________
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4V2%
4
Inc.—
Bros.,
Glatfelter
Stock
4
3%
dividend)
preferred
Gimbel
Co.,
12-
12-
Inc.,
200%
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)__i,
iG.
12-31
1-1-57
53V8C
(quar.):
Jantzen,
10-15
55c
preferred
5.10%
Giannini
11-1
•'
59%c
(quar.)
common
Per
Share
Name of Company
———
(quar.)___
preferred
(1727)
13'/2c
10-31
10-11
(quar.)
95c
$1.07y2
$1.10
11- 1
11-1
11- 1
10-10
pfd.
(quar.)
—
Morris,
3.90%
4%
RR.
12- 4
11-20
97y2c
$1
11- 1
11- 1
10-15
10-15
42V2c
12- 1
11- 2
Co.—
Inc.—
preferred
preferred
Phillips
10-10
11-
$1.50
Germantown & Norristown
Quarterly
Philip
1
10-10
10-10
$1.17
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Petroleum
Co.
——
—
(quar.)
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday,
(1728)
Per
Long
Philippine
Common
8%
Telephone
Distance
Mills,
for
rets,
deposit,
12-14
1-15-57
12-14
Southern
12-15
12-
Southern
4.80%
10-
Southwestern
Southwestern Investment
SI
1-15-57
$0,111
12-28
12-28
_—
Stock
1-
ordinary
—
17%c
11-
1
9-28
3.70%
3.90%
62 %c
11-
1
10-10
4.15%
4.25%
Pope
Talbot,
&
6%
4.70%
2nd
Pratt-Hewitt
Price
Oil
Procter <fe Gamble Co.
Public Service
Stock
4xU7r
current
-Quaker
City
Life
Power
Co,
$3.50
1st
Randall
preferred
Raymond
Concrete
Reading
Co.,
Reed
(C.
Pile
5%
A.)
Reitman's
(Canada)
Renold Chains
Republic
Corp.
Steel
Republic
Supply
Stock
4% %
Rich's,
Inc.,
3% %
Class
11-
1
10-15
10-19
4»/3%
1
10-15
Standard
Mill ng
11-15
10-30
conv.
Class
B
Co.,
1
10-12
Standard
Products
1
11-16
Standard
Railway
II-15
10-19
45c
11-
1
10-15
10-15
Class
12-
1
11-15
Stearns
1
11-15
Stecher-Traung
12-
1
11-15
5%
B
4
Co.
Steel
Parts
9-17
Extra
Corp,
50c
11-
1
10-19
11-22
10-15
Stern
10-22
9-21
1-2-57
12-in
1
10-20
*12-17
12-10
50c
11-
5c
11-15
11-
8
10-11
11-
1
-
Kiver
preferred
Ltd.
$1.25
Cement
—
Rochester
4%
10
__—
A:
Electric,
4.75%
(A.
Rogers
B
Rose's
5r
Class
10
B
&
called
for
redemption
plus this
17 '/a C
11-
1
10-19
1
10-19
4%
&
W
4%
fit.
Fine
5c
12-
1
Taylor,
5%
&
Fisher
&
Co.,
11-
1
10-12
Toro
11-
1
10-12
$1.50
JBehenley
Industries.
fichwitzer
5%-%
M.g.
11-
1
10-16
Electric
$4
5'/a%
12-
5
12-14
12-
5
Texas
Instruments, Inc., 4.48% pfd. A (quar.)
Texas
Power
12-
1
11-15
$2.40
$1.23%
12-
1
11-15
__
auar.
_.
40c
A
1-2-57
$2
Nuclear
net
of
ment
:
< quar. t.
dividend)—.
12-20
Thermoid
1
10-18
Tliompson
11-
1
10-18.
Toledo
1-1-57
4>/4%
11-16
4.56%
preferred
American
4.25%
preferred
(From
investment
Shawinigan Water
common
iquar.)
entire
11-15
Trade
Bank
Trane
Company
Oct.
29
at
11-
1
10-31
10-
8
10-11
Transamerica
15c
11-
1
10-20
Transcontinental
11-
1
10-20
Stock
|S51
\
dividend)
10-29
preferred
Sibley,
Lindsay
Sierra
Pacific
...I
conv.-
.
Simms
(T.
.Slater
(N.)
'Smith
(A.
preferred
S
&
O
Smith-Alsop
rEx tea
&
)
Co.,
i
Ltd.,
Corp.
$2
preferred
$1.25
South
preferred
Stock
1
Co.,
Southern
Ltd.
34.72
(inc.
preferred
2nd
7-17
Ltd
1-17
10-24
Yale
-
com.
Z
ZZZ
Z.ZZZZ
;Z_ZZ
com.
&
Jr.,
pfd.
$1.11
11-
1
10-15
25c
(quar.)
11-1
10-19
Zinc
Mines,
11-15
10-31
$5c
12-
1
10-11
25c
10-22
10-1G
11-
10-15
Ltd.
$2c
(quar.)
11-1
10-10
25c
10-31
10-17
$6c
Machine
10-31
%
Ltd.,
4V2%
(quar.)__
common
preferred
(quar.)
9-28
$25c
11-
1
10-
1
$56V4C
11-
1
10-
1
r
+.
*.
*
1
books
tPayable In
$Paya'ole
1
in
15%;
Less
British
Less
Jamaica
y
Previous
funds,
income
Canadian
non-residents
deductible
tax
tax
the
at
tax.
Non¬
source.
7%.
tax.
date
record
10-15
dividend.
this
15%
tax
published
and/or
for
less
resident,
income
10-31
10-26
closed
funds,
Canadian
tax
a
10-10
11-15
hot
U-. S.
incorrect.
was
date
indicated
t«
The
corrected
payment
here
General
Corporation and
62 V2c
11-
1
10-10
50c
12-
3
Investment News
11-
5
10-27
10-
8
12-
1
11-16
subject to various other adjustments,
including adjustment in the event
$1.14
12-
1
11-16
of
of
$1.06 >/4
12-
1
11-16
tion
17'/2
c
20C
(quar.)-.
—
11-15
33 %c
11-
1
11-
1
11-
25c
11-
1
1
9-27
2
annual
Line—
1
U-30
11-20
U-30
11-20
made
Co.
at
the
by
timber
certain
considera¬
a
in
due
purchase loans
the
$20
of
$2,250,000
1976.
the
after
referred
of
of
with minimum
prepayments)
months
12
acquisition
the rate
at
properties,
balance
within
the
with
payable
be
those
from
final
the
premium
at
effect.
will
harvested
stock
common
in
connection
in
properties,
(reduced
a
4 V2 %
then
with
1960
or
shares
price
earlier pay¬
note ($), and
in
to
10-10
11c
in
1981,
of
ment
10-15
11-
be
to
Lumber
installments
§Due
10-15
1
additional
conversion
loans,
commencing
10-15
1
11-
$2.50
(accum.)
1
11-
10c
_l._>
pfd.
11-
$1.22%
of
the
1,000 feet of timber
per
9-27
11-
10-
issuance
below
Hammond
10-15
63 %c
the
$These
10-15
J10-31
(Continued from page 14)
.
-
1
35c
(quar.)_
—
(quar.)
&
Materials
to
be
guaranteed
interest.— V.
the
by
184,
30c
preferred
Gas
Union
Co.
Oil
Co.
Can
Canada,
Calif,
Glass
Co.,
preferred
corporation
to 'principal,
as
premium
and
1352.
p.
10-15
United
1
11-14
10-31
10-15
Extra
United
class
A
11-1
10-
11-
1
10-10
37 V2c
11-
1
10-
5
Corp.,
investment
income
profits)
and
Ltd!1
10-25
10-15
11-
1
10-19
„U.
S.
Lines
61c
12-
1
11-20
U.
S.
10-31
10-20
10-31
10-20
11-
10-15
preferred
5%
Corp.,
preferred
1
10-11
Universal
Leaf
1
10-
Universal
Pictures,
Products
9-20
Universal
10-24
9-20
Stock
10-31
9-28
38%c
com.
10-31
Tonawanda,
U-30
10-31
action
30c
11-
1
10-
9
emption
11-
1
10-
(quar.)
10-31
Power
5>4%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
12-28
12-
7
10-31
10-
5
10-31
10-
—
10-
5
Distributors,
12-20
by
10-
Fund,
6c
from
Inc.
11-
3
10-19
11-
1
10-11
1
io-ii
11-
from
common
dividend)
Raalte
Co.
Corp.
(Stock
of
Corp.—Purchase of Land Approved—
Oct.
on
15,
has
Act of
Company
8.74
approximately
issued
exemption
an
1940 permitting
acres
afiiliations,
intercompany
of
the
trans¬
an
ex¬
.
the
1
10-
3
12-
7
St.
12-11
12-
3
Commission
12-11
12-
3
11-
1
10-15
62 %c
11-
1
10-15
municipalities
11-
1
io-ii
purchase
$1.06'A
12-
1
11-16
'
granting
Mr.
Industries
Heating
preferred
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Oct.
10-30
10-15
in
10-15
counties in
11-
1
10-19
Georgia
11-
1
10-19
no
11-
1
10-19
Light Co.
1957
and
the
Power
In
17.
joint
with
those
10-31
10-10
this
11-
10-12
Georgia
25b
10-31
10-
12-
11-14
50c
11-14
11-
10c
11-
a
—
(quar.)-
would
the
in
source
of
the
a
of
and
the
final
alsc
is
Georgia
1
2
Mr.
Eranch
183,
1
12-10
12-
1
$1.25
12-10
12-
1
a
the
is
It
area.
franc" ises
by
estimated that the
become
time.
the
rate
Valdosta
completed
which
Power
reduction
to
be
arc
completed
expected
Based
Co.
all
early
19
serves
divisio
x
of
the
woild
be
Power
&
pending the development of
time,
to
area
schedules
Georgia
the
pointed out that there
schedules in the Georgia
present
the
be
operation,
He
electric
m
Light
and
could
classes
of
to
in
3 960
be
made
or
a
1961.
uniform
on
present rate levels,
customers in the South
p.
pointed out
are
2290.
subject
that the rates as well
to
Public
Service
as
other deta Is of
Commision
Georgia
Power Co.
above.—V.
181,
p.
1775.
the
approval.—
„
Georgia Power & Light Co.—Proposed Sale—
See
S.
on
on
area.
consolidation
V.
P.
agreement
conditioned
satisfactory
transaction
the
would
that
rate
the
mean
of
Co.
Georgia
Power
Georgia,
at
agencies
10-11
1
$1.25
—
statement;
$10,000,030.
hoped
Georgia
Co.
approval
the
acquisition
Power
South
be
he
territory at
power
12c
the
will
said
to
regulatory
proposed
Georgia
South
change3
20c
The
in
price
Branch
subject
other
the
to
10-30
2%
on
Corp.—
5%
(quar.)-___
iquar.)
and
contract.
40c
1
Fla.,
Petersburg,
formal
1%
.
announced
were
Jr., President of Georgia Power Co.
and Join W.
President of Georgia Power & Ligul Co., it was stated that
properties
would be
acquired from the Florida Power Corp. oi
1-1-57
capital
,TT::
America
Vanor
■a-
of
Milwaukee,
Store,
Harllee
Subsequently,
income)
Van
Vance
11-15
16c
earned
Camp Sea Foods
Van Norman Industries,
Vanadium
Milwaukee.
Treasurer
and
Lastinger,
1
Inc.—
Van
5
10-31
Co.,; Inc.,
Boston
1122.
p.
Because
Light Co.
Branch,
10-11
11-
new
Fund
Line
Y.
N;
22 %c
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
28 V2c
&
10-31
1-10-57
$1.37%
com.
5«/a%
gains &
the
Georgia Power Co.—Proposed Acquisition—„
Plans for the purchase by this company of the properties of Georgia
jv
10-11
7
9-12
in
prohibited by the Investment Company Act unless
is granted by the Commission.—V. 184, p. 1581.
$1.31'A,
::
9-28
Line
following:
9
is
50c
(quar.)—
dividend
12-
12-14
59c
10-15
10-15
15c
r—
preferred iquar.i_
(increased quar.)—
11-16
12-23
•59c
Co.
12-28
10-24
$62 %c
1
37 %c
(s-a)
4,4%
Upper Peninsular Power,
Value
Board
to
the
this cor¬
of vacant land from
E.
I.
du
Pont
de
Nemours
&
Co.
for approximately
$35,000.
The
property adjoins that owned by General Motors in the vicinity of
11-30
62 %c
(quar.)
!
Tobacco
12-14
-
Inc.,
announced
was
purchase
20c
10-31
7c
31 V4c
1 It
it
to
11-15
$2.50
—:
.
(quar.)
1111-
10-24
15c
184,
theTnvestment
20c
Transit
$25c
include
Vice-President
Divisional
Stores,
Motors
SEC,
under
$37c
2%
Co.." (quar.)
35c
1
The
order
securi¬
Extra
United
7
net
dividend)
—
common
(quar.)
4%% preferred
Co.,
'
1
12-
12c
from
(stock
(quar.)
Machinery,
Sugar
6%
7c
from
rrrr
Corp.
Molasses,
40c
(5c
I
Industrial
Shoe
Elected
to
Inc.—
United
United
12-21
$10c
(quar.)
common
Continental '^ Fund
United
5
General
7
15c
Tool
Funds,
United
12-
$5c
&
expanded
5
12-21
87 %c
;
;
Drill
United
years.—V.
many
poration
iquar.)—_
been
Kirby-Coggeshall-Stelnau
of
iormerly
was
Department
for
-
(quar.)
President
Vogt
Federated
10-10
7 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
"Ltd.,
10-
9
Co.—Bankers
has
10-20
1
11-
56'Ac
common
1
B
11-15
11-
Vogt,
Mr.
10-20
60c
11-
Corporation,
11-15
directors
of
H.
Belding, Jr., Vice-President of Blyth & Co., Inc.; Robert
Markwell, *■ partner of Straus,
Blosser & McDowell;
and Richard
M.
10-20
Merchandise
board
Hiram
E.
10-20
11-15
$35c
(quar.)
12-
Class
11-15
87 Vac
^
Ltd.
(quar.),—'
91V.C
1
9
92 Vac
United-Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)„_
12-
9
11-
$1
10-15
12-10
li-
U-30
$1.12%
(quar.)_
of
of
&
A
U-30
6'Ac
Co.—&
10-
9
'
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$3.50
Union
General
The
Corp.—
1
—
Z
12 V2 c
$1.06 V4
11-
60c
!
9
10-29
12-11
'
Co.
Annual
10-10
—
10-29
28c
ZZZ
a3%
10-10
preferred
Value
(quar.)
11-
1
%
1
•Transfer
+
1
(quar.)
85c
$20c
(quar.)
10-15
10-26
12-
62V2C
(s-a)
4.44
10-15
1
Consolidated; Gold Corp., Ltdj—
Zellers,
10-24
63%C
$6
11-
11-12
20c
County Electric,
iWm.)
Lead
Yukon
10-24
11-15
25c
21c
$25c
(quarZT"
11-15
11-
preferred
Series
$50c
(quar.)
11-15
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
70c
(quar.).
preference
11-1
$1.25
10-12
(quar.)
Unit,
Electric
United
"(quarR
quar.)
preferred
9th
30c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Common
4-17
8-1.-57
7%c
(quar.).
$4.72
5-1-57
5%
Edison,
11-30
1
(quar.)
;
preferred
(quar.)
.
$3.70
Platinum-
Powei
5%
10-17
"~"
(quar.)
California
1-1-57
1
Common
Union
$4
2-1-57
$50c
preferred
B
$4.50
27 V2c
_.Z_ZZ
Z
pfd.
!
preferred
Canada
1
20c
$1
(quar.)..
4.48%
Gas
Chemical
ties
iquar.).
(quar.)
4.56%
Southern
11-
15C
Dividend
Southam
9-21
11-
quar.)_
Mfg. Co., class A
Class
10-19
9-28
______
Mills,
&
Ulrich
10-15
(quar.)..
American Gold
&
$1.26
(quar.)
Monthly.
10-19
lc
preferred
City
10-15
■»
11-23
(Cal.)—
common
common
preferred
$1.55
9
$45c
(quar.)
Sonotone Corp.,
1
11-
10-15
$45c
Varnish
Paper
2
10-15
11-
(quar.)
9-30
1
_____
_
(Howard)
1111-
,
(quar.)....
_
Smith
10-25
1%
10-27
louar.i
Paint &
12-1
7c
(quar.i__ZZZZ_ZZZZZ
Ltd.,
Wrigle.v
$1.21
;
Pipe
preferred
Oil
12-14
10-15
10-15
$1.14
Preferred
(quar.)
Co.
12-15
20c
_+_
Co.
com.
Ltd.—
50%
Gas
12-31
11-16
(quar.)_
9-28
Inc.-—
$2.44 preferred A
(quar.)—
•Signature Loan. class A (quar.i..
v7%
9-28
lie
___
Curr
Co..
;>4,.—
$1
__
Stores
&
Worcester
1
(quar.)
(increased
8
10-19
10-25
10-25
27 V2C
security profits)
preferred (quar.)
Power,
10-31
25c
....
(qitar.)__%
&
50c
$50c
$$1.25
27 %c
income)
(quar.)
Bag Food
W.)
11-26
11-
(increased)
Corp.
preferred
4.90%
(a
yeai
end of 7c
income and a pay¬
Common
(F.
10-31
12-10
12-15
(quar.)..
Y.)
$2.25
24»/aC
$20c
Corp. of America (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Ltd.
(Canada) —
6%
_
(N.
$2.55
27 Vac
Power
Woolworth
•'12-10
28c
dividend
Common
Union
Stieraton
Shopping
Trust
&
10-23
issue
(resumed)
&
(quar.)_____
30c
(quar.)
10-22
Tudor
Shares,
Co.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
12-14
1
35c
realized
Security Banknote Co.
&
60c
pfd.
conv.
Welder
Co., common
preferred (quar.j-
20c
preferred (quar.):
Inc., class A (quar.).
Selected
$2.50
Electric
Edison
12-24
11-
4%
f
__
lquar.)_
Co., $3.40
$4 preferred
(quar.)
$3.65
Co.,
11-15
10-31
Co,
Co.—-
12-18
90c
(quar.i...
pfd. A (quar,).
Paper
Scrlpto,
Mfg.
1-2-57
2%
$2GC
-
(quar.)
from
W.)
20c
•
—
preferred (quar.)
Therm-O-Disc,
Inc.
(quar.)
11-
80c
Fund
'F.
Conversion
date
conv.
17 %c
$1.19
(stock
investment
14c
Glass
U-30
7c
Woolworth
Co.—
& Light Co. $4.56 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
:
preferred (quar.)
$1.17
(s-a)
(quar.)..
preferred A
from
(quar.)
10-
10-15
$1.50
(auar.)
1887
10-31
11-
0-11
10-29
10-31
7c
10-15
11-26
10-19
11-15
1
7c
1
10-15
1
1
ll-
25c
12-10
10-31
1112-
(monthly)—
of
x
12-14
Common
50c
'11-
12-10
6
10-12 >
25c
Wisconsin Public Service. 5.04%
5% preferred (quar )
10-31
1
11-1
12V2C
Wood
$1
Pipeline
10-12
(quar.)
10-15
Co.—
Gas
11-
I
10-19
25c
(quar.)_—•
Natural
10-
(quar.)__
1
50c
—
$1.50
Texas-Illinois
$1.02%
...
(quar.).
A
&
Service
preferred
—^
.
10- 6
10-31
Electric| Power
resident
——
12-10
10-31
—
preferred
6%
10-22
1-2-57
$1
11-
(Minn.) —
quarterly
5
$1.25
Corp., 5''/a%
preferred
5V'2%
Corp.
12-
Thatcher
Inc.
preferred
-Science
Scott
A
6%
10-22
(quar.)__.
Stores
Yates-American
—
12-14
Ry.
Brick
Wisconsin
'
10-22
1
$1.43%
(quar.)_
10-31
35c
& Carson
(Canada), Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines Ltd. (s-a)——
Inc.—
class
10-17
Pearson
conv.
Increased
com.
Son
&
common
Monthly
Monthly
10-19
$$1.25
—;f(
11-15
11-15
preferred (quar.).
fan Miguel Brewery
•Sayrc
11-15
30c
—-
11-15
1
5%
fcarfe
12-
25c
? 1-15
12-
dividend).
Francisco
Winn-Dixie
1
1
$1.25
<\%
,4,
1
$1.18%
preferred (quar.)
Corp., Ltd., common (quar.i..
preferred
(quar.)
San
(quar.)
I
12-
-
pfd.
A
12-
5c
$4
Lawrence
Louis
class
$4.84
convertible
5%
fit.
Foods,
10-10
15c
—
B
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Trico
f>
—
Class
11-
____
on
Wilson-Jones Co.
10-22
15c
Talon, .Inc.,
1
11-15
___—
$1.50
Co..
12-11
1111-
$12V2C
(quar.)
35c
—
10-
1
11-15
-quar.)
share
per
11-
$.$1.19
10-10
common
Stores,
Wilson
11-27
10-19
10-15
11-
;
Ltd., class A
White Sewing Machine Corp.—
$2 pridr preference (quar. 1
12-11
1
1
50c
25|C
(quar.)__
15C
25c
(Clarence)
11-
11-15
11-
31V4C
''650
;fwitc & Company (quar.)———i—.—___—
1
Corp...
Inc.,
Whitman
10-31
3
Co.—
65c
■-
•
(quar.)
10-12
1
P.
D.)
Theatre,
preferred
12-
(quai.)
(quar.)
8
37 Vac
.•——.—
;
10-25
(Canada), Ltd
class A (quar.)
(stock dividend)—
(George
Roxy
A
8
10-
10-31
12-
$17Vs>c
10-
'2c
12-14
1
Stationery Corp.—
10-25
5
1-2-57
12-
343sc
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR.,
4% preferred (quar.)
1-2-57
c
10-31
$1.50
(quaM
&
12-15
11-15
$1.50
(s.-a)
1-1-57
5c
com.
12-10
50c
$2
(quar.)
:
25c
—
Cement
Extra
&
preferred
11-15
11-15
75c
quar.)
Westminisier Paper Co.,
5
22c
12
Separator, common (quar.)_,——.
6% preferred (quar.)
g_—
Superior Steel Corp.
(quar.)———
Supertes.t Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
12-
Valley RR.
Power,
10-
1
10-25
'
(quar,)^.___
Western Tablet
B
10-15 f
10-25
11-10
(quar.j
11-15
J
3 1c
Superior
5%
10-25
Portland
$1
V.)
Aircraft
Roper
10-13
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Superior
$1.02 V-2
(quar.)
Corp.,
Class
Bohr
A
—
.
(quar.)
Spring & Axle (stock
Rockwell
Roe
Genessee
preferred
preferred
-
common
preferred J' (quar.)
preferred K (initial
&
9-20
10-25
Co.
preferred
'5%
RR.,
11-10
50c
!
& Telephone
(increased
c
2'
(quar.)
common
Light
5'
—
37 Vic
....
(quar.)
4.10%
Light
10-22
25c
50c.
tquar.t....
preferred I (quar,)..
4.65%
62 Vfc
5%
12-14
11-
$1.06V4
S1.12V2
(qnar.)
(accum.)
2?
——
—
conv.
Oil
Texas
4%%
Rochester
12-14
10-15
12-31
10.;
pfd. (1952 series) (quar.)
pfd. (1954 series) kquah)211'
conv
5.20%
Suri
10-15
57
10-25
10-15
t$131J/4
30c
(acettm.)__!__
A
common
preferred F (quar.).—
preferred H (quar.)
Rockland
1
11-
1-1
$28c
10-10
1
—
30c
.___
4.10%
;4.95%
10-19
1
11-
i35-.
G8c
—
class
preferred
Gas
10-19
1
11-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Propane Gas Corp.—
5.20%
93 %c
—r_
L-,—__—
.
partic.
1
11-
10%
(Increased quar.t.—_
Myers Inc.,
Year-end
.
$1.50
11-
CP.—
participating
&
25c
10-10
A
Ltd.—
....
Riverside
10-19
10-15
1
stock.
common
common
(quar.)
Securities—
preferred
Class
(s-a)
Service,
class
Common
Suburban
10-19
1
50°c
—
Extra
Bobbins
1
11-
$15c
(quar,)
-—
Mills (quar.t
Rice
Brand
11-
1
11-
gtd.
Insurance
Western
Corp.—
Container
6%
10-17
50c
11-
15c
noc
iquar.)
Textiles, 4'/2% pfd. (quar.) —
Corp,
(quar.)—
Stpp & Shop, Inc. (stock dividend)
Strawbridge C<, Ci^thier, common (quar.)_„
Sfubnitz Greene Corp., common (quar.)
10-22
50o
11-
the
on
Seashore
&
special
$2.50
10-10
25c
+
Stern
Gas
1
11-15
10-22
Jersey
6%
Western
5Vi%
—■
Suburban
1
5c
pfd. A (quar.)__
Brothers Stores (quar.j-
&
11-
10c
■„
Sterchi
30C
11-15
West
11-20
10-16
25c
—
(quar.)—
Canada
of
2
1
payment
Weeden & Co., common (quar.).:
4%
convertible preferred
(quar )
Welbilt Corp.
Mfg.—
,
Lithograph
preferred
Steel
11-
12-
10-23
—
—
Co.
12-10
40c
5c
(quar.)—,—.
Equipment
(quar.)
Mfg.
3
50c
(quar.)
A
quar.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A
12-
U).
class
20c
(quar.).
(quar.)
(Increased
11-16
10-25
J.)
(quar.)__-
1112-
12-15
(N.
as a
Washington Gas Light,
Inc.—
—-—
1
45c
—
incor¬
was
last week's columns
our
56 V4C
11-
(quar.)
11-
(quar.)
.quar.)
declaration
10-15
$1.25
(increased quar t
B
5Va%
preferred
above
1
Common
Fire Insurance
.
(quar.)..
Hitter Finance, class A
The
11-
10-10
Standard
common...
_
(quar. i
10-19
5c
10-10
10-29
25c
(quar,i„:
common
1
30c
Spalding (A. G.) Bros, (quar.)..Special Investments & Securities,
10-29
87 V2c
.....—
preferred
11-
convertible
rectly reported in
(quar.)
—
iquar, V_-.
(quar.)
NOTE:
10-19
preferred
9c
—
preferred
1
$3
10-19
1
$4.50
11-20
3
10-25
iquar. i
approval)
.Aluminum (Canada),
11-
10-19
1
11-
12-
10%
__
Commission
Reynolds
11-15
1
11-
$1.10
12-14
12-
from
(Calif.) (quar.)
(subject to California Corp.
dividend
1
11-
$1.06»/4
Corp.—
(quar.)
income)
(s-at
12-
$1.033/4
Pictures
iNorthami
preferred
$1.12%
*
(quar,}■»■
Ltd.
Gas
75c
Warren
$4,25
$1.05
(Canada), Ltd., class A (quar.')
Natural
10-11
Warner
10-19
10-19
10-15
.
Republic
5
10-19
;
*
10-19
(quar.t.
A
11-
1
1
(quar.)
1
10%
class
10-26
30c
Bros.
.;
;
j.
Co.
1
SI.25
_—,—
partic.
10-31
11-20
&
11-
50c
$2
11-15
25c
Corp.
15%
(quar.)
8-17
11-
50c
Co.,
15c
11-15
27 V2C
10-25
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
7-17
11-
-
1
(quar.t.-
common
Reece Corp.,
8-1-57
27V.C
$1.06 'A
Inc..
37Vic
(quar ).
+
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
—
11-
(s-a)
(s-at
Company (quar.i
Graphite Bearings.
Randall
preferred
92V2C
...—
11-15
(quar.).
com.
6%
97V2C
(quar.)——...——>—-
11-15
dividend)
America,
10-31
(quar.)_^
Stone
Radio Corp. of
4-16
11-15
$1.15
(quar.)
45c
Insurance
5-1-57
3%
Steinberg's, Ltd., 5%%
-Quebec
37y2c
50c
;—
(quar.)—
J 75c
net
(quar.)
,
._—
90c
1
(stock
preferred
(quar.)
(quar. t
accumulated
and
Stores
6%
preferred
preferred
2Jmc
preferred,
Purity
10-15
Walker
$1.17 %
derived
1
preferred
7%c
)__■
(guar.):
4.20% preferred (quar.)-'—
4(4'% preferred (quar.t
Puritan Fund,
Inc. (quarterly
11-
Service
preferred (quar.)...
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
Standard Dredging, $1.60 conv. pfd.
-
dividend
1-17
25c
4.60%
4;40%
(quar.)
com.
2-1-57
dividend).,
6%. preferred
4.36%
(quar.t...
Co. of Colorado,
37Vic
Vulcan
(quar.)
40c
preferred
(quar.)
(stock
Ky.,
12-10
2c
(quar.
5%
Inc.,
preferred
12-10
Corp
Ltd.
Bros.
Prentice-Hall.
10-17
6%
Virginian
Co.—
(quar.)
30c
pfd.
11- 1
10-11
I-2-57
$1.75
B^quur,)
preferred
(quar )._
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
30c
common
Co.,
10-15
37YaC
1
SI.75
'
(quar.)
3.60%
Edison
10-29
10-15
11-
1-2-57
iquar.t
Inc..
preferred
Aircraft
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
11-1
$1.20
___——_
Public
Per
Share
$1.75
Pittston Company (quar.)
Pneumatic Scale Ltd.
(quar.)
Potomac
Co.,
preferred
4.40%
—
__—--
Coal
dividend
Southwestern
Ltd.
(quar.)
Pitts-Clinchfield
Drug
%
Company
Name of
% 10c
.—
(quar.—--
11-
7%
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh. Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
preferred
Power
10-22
.
7%
Nevada
Holders
oj Rec.
Vertol
(quar.i
Co.
(quar.J
Materials
11-30
prior preferred (s-a)___,
Pittsburg Brewing Co.—
$2.50 convertible preferred (accum.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co —
(quar.)
preferred
When
Payable
Electric—
&
$1.25
Petroleum
Common
Gas
62 %c
,i._
<quar.t__
common
1-15-57
20c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Johnson & Associates,
Amer.
Indiana
20C
—
preferred
Pioneer
Name of Company
12 %c
Piedmont & Northern Ry.
S4
*
Southern
—
preferred 'quant—.
Piedmont Natural Gas (initial)
Pillsbury
Per
of Rec.
Share
Holders
Payable
(quar.)
convertible
Pinchin,
When
Share
of Company
Name
October 22, 1956
'
^
Number 5579
Volume 184
Glidden Co.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
/
preparation of business forms.
New Polyethylene Irradiation Process Acquired—
(& Subs.)—Earnings Show Gain—
typewriter
nev/
Twelve Months Ended Aug. 31—
.■
•
;
1955
$
226,290,387
180,524,822
16,450,737
14,324,567
—
sales
Net
taxes
before
Income
Taxes
A
1956
$
'
.
income
on
Dominion
and
Sequoia
both
7,834,000
6,865,000
Grace,
taxes
470,000
>.347,000
Securities
8,146,737
7,112,567
the
President
income.^
net
dividends
Cash
Common
per
Dwight
that
the
VQur
share
4,588,588
2,295,350
$3.55
___.
outstanding...,
common
$3.10
_
total
for
previous
any
expansion
current
new
of
said
retained
profit
will
program
earnings
require
expansion
capital
and
the
of
this
of
most
portions
the
in
that
level
similar
a
freed
the
by
financed
been
had
of
the
discontinuance
low
of
past few years has freed more
profitable
will
the
in
be
for the continuing expansion program will be
the near future, he said, and, for the immediate period,
in
form
scheduled
in
increased
of
for
the
The
debt.
SEC
1958.—V.
in
184,
made
was
Inc.,
at $5
subsidiaries
its
and
and
distribution
of milk,
milk powder and an increasing
in
engaged
are
ice
cream,
diversity
It
State,
business
of
area
New
Jersey
includes
corporation
Metropolitan
in
related
of
York,
New
EFFECT
GIVING
PRESENT
TO
Mortgages
stock
(par
Outstanding
40,232
Class
B
stock
(par
"Includes
shares
365,000
365,000 shares
class
of
issuance
reserved
for
stock.—V.
B
184,
(B. F.)
tree
other
conversion
upon
the
B.
The
of
in
types
by
has
than
a
Lima
a
will
SN,
Co.,
President
of
technical
holding
minority
a
from
Gulick
Mr.
eastern
it
City,
and
will
and
monomer
plants
On
on
has
a
interest
started
City
of
165
for
Uses
for
plant—the
new
the
foundry
be
used
in
specialty
acrylic
polymers
—V.
sand,
184,
and
trucks
suit,
that
partner
a
The
of
units
three
that
the
the
in
The
the
law
tion
law
be
its
making
of
this
stockholders
to
'
'
not
is
Valley
new
to
$2,274,347
common
stock.—V.
184,
Oct.
on
filed
8
p.
p.
6.
an
11,
Oct.
on
2,400,000
Francisco,
Calif.—
Exchange Commission—
letter
a
of
notification
wit'l
international
Rico.
Puerto
Transfer
Grace
The
Latin
which
industrial
Container
was
has
and
Corp.
carried
out
trading-
Securities
Corp.—Leases
Large
same
most
the
in
of
is
Inc.
announced
was
Oct.
on
18.
erecting the block-long structure
in
conjunction
with
Herbert
Streets,
183,
Urban
Housing
The
lease
of
V5\
Grace &
R.
known
as
Porto
day.
the
manufacture
Co.
Rico
was
negotiated
Williams
by
&
Co.,
H.
A.
M.
Pearson,
The
Container Co., be¬
formed subsidi¬
on
_
President
Oct.
Grace
of
and
Company
of
.TV
■'
The -contract
Grace
&
contract
will
be
one
in
of
force
the largest
for
19
sugar
plant
new
Grace
into
A
years.
&
Co.
production
The
ucts
bags,
It
has
bond
tion
now
risen
light
papers
will not,
to
30,000 tons
and
per
Peru where
year.
a wide variety of paper prod¬
writing paper, Kraft paper for
sanitary tissues.
plant
will
wrapping
produce
paper,
officials say, produce newsprint, hea\y
for
wrapping paper or
cartons.
production, instead of using it as a
in Cauca Valley sugar mills, is expected to stimulate the exploita¬
of the- areas vast coal reserves.
Already, in fact, many mills are
using coal instead of sugar cane waste to fire their boilers.
Diversion
fuel
already producing paper from bagasse .in
of
hagasse
to
paper
before
time
new
memory
million
five
and
plant
Oil
contracts
670,000
in
are
of
Colombia—
legislation
J.
N.
enacted
Colombian
the
in
and
subsidiary)
the
with
acres
September
Gov¬
Magdalena
rich
spudded
in
to
Service
for
draw
operations.
starting
now
Cities
Oil.
well
new
a
and
include
They
Mobiloil.
Socony
secondary recovery in the Mares con¬
barrels from
13,000,0u0
over
the
announcement said.—V.
Department
1229.
p.
SEC
for
the operation.
175,
2249.
p.
Inc.—Sales Higher—
Stores,
1956—8 Mos—1955
1956—Month—1955
$5,362,698
$39,599,317
$40,436,245
$5,236,588
"
•
subsidiary of National Fuel Gas Co.,
a
authorization
facilities
to
Commission has
the
N.
to
of
Portage,
its
of
together
Y.,
certain
S«tate
Gas
&
natural
Nunda and
gas
Corp.;
1956,
17,
and
distribution
gas
West Sparta,
facilities
the east¬
and
Y.,
N.
distribution
system in the town of Genesee Falls,
gas
transmission line running from Genesee
The purchase price thereof is approximately
the
with
Dansville,
subject
Iroquois'
applied
distri¬
the
to request
has
natural
its
of
Electric
given interested persons until Oct.
of
towns
portion
sell
to
York
New
hearing theron.
The properties consist
ern
Y.
N.
adjustment.—V.
to
184,
'
1477.
p.
Kawneer Co.—Introduces New Product—
A
of
exterior .curtain
new
of
wall
permits Exceptional
that
system
freedom
design at minimum cost in building construction has been announced
this
by
company.
"Unit
creation
Wall,"
of
the new
2,852
183,
system
different
low-level buildings,
modular
of
design
components
variations
in
the
permits
appearance
using only 10 standard prefabricated components.
994.
p.
Kerr-McGee
This
Oil
Industries, Inc.—New Unit—
corporation on Oct. 11 announced completion of a new solvent
installation for recovery of uranium at its ore concentrating
Shiprock,
at
The,unit
reached
aging
of
has
better
M.
N.
placed
design
was
100%
formance
stream
on
99.3%..—V.
than
the
capacity
first
within
expectations
surpassea
184,
in
week
three
September
and
Operating
days.
uranium
with
recoveries
per¬
aver¬
1477.
p.
Kings County Lighting Co.—Consolidation Approved—
See
Brooklyn
Knox
Union
Gas
above.—V.
Co.
Corp.—Stock
feed
it
184,
permits
a
necessary
200 %.
to
increase
stop
unit for IBM's
new
305 RAMAC, or random access
digits,
and writing arm which can locate any bit of infor¬
milliseconds without scanning through intervening records.
disk
305
unit is used with IBM's new 650 RAMAC.
G50 RAMAC's both make uso of "in-line." rather than
memory
and
instead of accumulating
data
to Us processed - in batches,
each transaction is processed as it
happens and, at the same time, every related record in the memory
data
-
unit
is
processing,
which
means
that
new
Automatic
the
822.
p.
Recording System is designed
spe-
manufacturing
and
record
offered
17
Haupt
Co.
&
150,000 shares
and
of class A
at a price of $4 per share.
(par $1)
and
banks
to
radio
PROPOSED
ten-year
other
lien
finance
to
be
assets.
required
The
to
during
of
manufacturing
homes
and
at
(house
Ga.;
its
is
in
the
but
mobile
as
of
principal
State
the
during
total
a
im¬
in
period and they
through local in¬
(after expenses)
financing
$175,000
revolving cash fund anticipated
sales.
%
a
in
business
the
and
for
finishes~and distributes
offices are
located
in
mills,
executive
of
through
homes
salesmen,
own
area
of
are
far
as
primarily
prefabricated
for
operations
and
six
nearby
southeasternprincipally in the same area,
Massachusetts,
and its lumber is
Georgia
distributed
north
the
as
and
eastern
of
parts
midwesterp
the
%-•.
net
the
six
of
sales
months
$4,012,662,
ended
June
compared
30,
with
1956,
the
company
$2,762,710
for' the
period of 1955, and $6,118,095 for the vear 1955.
CAPITALIZATION
Notes
GIVING
EFFECT
finance
and
PRESENT
Authorized
payable-
Banks
TO
FINANCING
Outstanding
"SI,434,109
companies
98.542
Other
5%
mortgage
the pro¬
establish
to
of designing,
builderindividual and
manufactures and distributes mobile
wholesale;
principal
homes
EARNINGS—For
like
used
States.
United
had
by
$500,000
be
operations
prefabricated
its
designs,
at
company's
occasion,
on
distributed
also
It
Thomson,
its
two institu¬
$700,000 of
of
part
intermediate
own
engaged
through
trailers)
The
is
attributing
retail
lumber.
states;
such
their
working capital
installation.
mass
would
approximately
to provide for expanded
necessary
and
Approximately
builder-dealer
arrange
balance
to
BUSINESS—Corporation
dealers,
in
permanent mortgages can be arranged on com¬
Heretofore, the company has been unable, generally, to
added
be
with
institutions
secured
news¬
advertising—
other
and
negotiated
such
received
as
finance
to
by
company
and
builder-dealers
its
been
stitutions.
would
the
when
publicity
has
company
purchase
of
including
promotion,
and
magazine
until
period
pleted homes.
assist
the
certain
on
subsidiary
mediate
have
for
notes
loan
that
of
development
BONDS—The
investors
5'/a'/«
ceeds
sales
advertising,
media.
promotional
tional
or
company
contemplates that the net proceeds will
following general purposes; $200,000 to the payment
and
factors;
$160,000 to working capital and
the
to
from
remainder
paper
housing
Production
automatic collection of production data at che source
ooerations. APR has the ability to collect, correlate,
accurate,
up-to-the-minute
production
data
in
punched tapes and cards even as the production process is underway.
At
the same time, reports are printed on automatic typewriters lo¬
cated along the production line for use by supervisory personnel.
The
card-tape records, containing such variables as weight, count, length,
and
temperature, together with related information inrientifying the
product and process, are used as input to acbountihg machines.
With
APR,
the time lag and
possible inaccuracies of manual data col¬
lection are eliminated and management is assured of getting accurate,
timely production information.
IBM's electric typewriter division demonstrated its new Elect-lc Type¬
writer
with Electronic
Tabulation which is designed to speed the
cilically for the
store
loans
-
adjusted.
IBM's
devoted
in
and re¬
and a
t.o 3,500 punched cards
Offered—Ira
PROCEEDS—The
be
of
and
becomes
unit holds up
Oct.
on
stock
common
data
reading
in
similar
The
of
Colombia
new
including
cardboard
is
office
accounting machine, was used to demonstrate data selection in
fashion. The memory unit, which has a storage capacity
"batch"
to be
paper.
for
access
mation
The
-
bagasse
The
disk
controlled
established by Grace will be located at Yumbo,
a
growing industrial area about 12 miles from Cali.
Here are located
subsidiaries of Celarese Corp. of America, Goodrich Tire & Rubber Co.,
and Container Corp.
Officials of Grace stated that the Yumbo plant
will produce more than 20,000 tons of paper yearly through the Peadcd
process,
said to be the cheapest and quickest method of converting
The
tools
consists of' 50 magnetic metal disks arranged in
a
vertical
stack,
with data
recorded on both sides of each disk.
Access
to information reco'dec! on
the disks is by an electronically-
of
.
mills in the country.
operating
memory
signed or Oct. 8 by d?.n van- Delft, Vice-President
and Francisco Sintes, General Manager of Ingenio
A.,
new
random
was
Co.,
S.
Providencia.
advanced
sorter made its debut.
File Feed unit for the sorter
cards.
The
(Colombia)
9
Valley.
most
were
special joggling device insures neat stacking of cards in each sorterpocket.
When only a small number of cards are to be sorted, the
high-capacity feed unit can be swung back oi)t of the way and the
cards fed into the hopoer in normal fashion.
T:
that his firm has just signed a contract
f«r the purchase of 73,000 tons of begasse yearly for a new paper
"plant
which Grace
is
to
construct
near
Cali, in the rich Cauca
announced
A.,
in
oil
best
not
Standard
new
late
contract
a
corporation,
the
bution
broker.—
York
machine
Paper Unit in Colombia to Expand—
S.
the
on
have
Iroquois Gas Corp.—To Sell Certain Facilities—
between East 42nd
Tenzer
and
Louis
card-gi-minute
S. A., a newly
cf Grace Internacional
division
corporation's
New
load
be
will
which
plant,
a
on
As¬
demonstrated at the 1956 National Business Show
City from Oct. 15 to 19. The RAMAC disk memory unit,_
the"Automatic Production Recording System, and the Electronic Type¬
writer were demonstrated and the new File Feed for the IBM 1,000in
'
comes
Forest
expects
406.
p.
processing
take over management of the
continue operations along present
plant immediately and
Ri-»an
(a
some
——
184,
This
Space—
has
it
Y.,
longternr
This
\
of Santurce,
the
in
investments
experience
lengthy
and
lines.
ary
property
the
countries
Rico
on
SEC
International Business Machines Corp.—New Products
interests, announced on Oct. 15 purchase
Porto
reconvened
reconvened
Greenblatt.
and containers in Peru,\will
pi paper
''Puerto
of
organization
American
manufacturing,
chemical
of
the banks of the Magdalena,
within a couple of
Bogota. Texas Oil Co. is drilling even farther south.
of the Magdalena basin, as well as on the Caribbean
Oil-Iras
associates
This
Co.
signed
of
drilling contract,
—V.
the
N.
Co.—Buys Porto Rico Firm—
company with transportation
of the assets and business of
each
field.
just
Period End. Sept. 30—
offered at par ($1 perare to be used for work¬
New
43rd
Co.—Drilling
based
Venezuela,
companies
Oil,
Interstate
be
conditioned
major
and
meeting
%'y
f'fom
the
received
of
will be
will be
meetings
Paper
been
stock
of
extraction
corporation
sociates,
delay
deal with the government is on a 50-50 investment and profit
sharing basis. - - :- :
Throughout Colombia some 12,000,000 acres are now under concession
in
additional
class
Long-Bell
Petroleum
new
Called
San
the
said
Forest's
the
Co.,
Paper,
.
on
from
and
cession
a
2898.
300,000 shares of common stock to
without" underwriting. The proceeds
York,
the
parts
six
Forest
Is
it
1956—9 Mos.—1955
$19,955,723 $19,717,399
amendment
an
covering
183,
Chemical
Valley
filed
company
Co.
share¬
' '
only encouraged explora¬
the big companies in Colombia, but brought many
drilling
drive
Falls
statement
merger
by
16
area.
coast,
to
notes.—V.
and
Petroleum
have
for
Richmond
group
a
Sales Up—
1956—Month—1955
—
announced
leased 10,000 square feet of space comprising
portion of the third floor in the new 18-story fully airoffice building under construction at 800 Second
Avenue,'
the
into
other
In
•
a
two
Petroleum
States
Girardot,
hours'
company's long-term debt will
subordinated debentures, due 1971,
bonds and the
adjourn
Lumber
Oct.
on
have
merger
voting
Colombian oil laws,
International
the
convertible
in
action
to
proposed
Long-Bell
Nelson.
of
notes
the
on
The
1123.
drilling by
ernment
Chicago resident partner
been elected directors.—
a
have
report
financing,
mortgage
Institutional
This
The
proposed
each
p,
International
uncon¬
of
International
Shell-Condor
D.V§Sl;oper
Val
firm
and
the
of
the
United
newcomers
at-
capital.
ing
acrylic polymers include textile sizes, binders
llocculafrmg agents, and additives for phar¬
latex paifyt formulations, Mr. Hoover said.
&
and
International
of
184,
and
new
the
near
to
share. For
per
companies.
Chairman
80%
companies.
30
in
business,
$8,500,000 in 5Vz% secured
and institutional concerns.
investment
company
share).,
The
Grace
action
any
similar
Long-Bell
favor
31.—V.
or
Chicago
Jr.,
brokers,
progress
a
registration
its
of
The
V.
(W. R.)
two
over
Oct.
'
law
Plaintiff's
the
in
Oct.
plant
three
the
27
184,
Offering—The
•'
Proxies
1228.
Boston
to
covering
Calvert
clocks.—V.
'.-■,.■1.
Co.—Stock
Corp.,
followed
Hinman,
holders ,of
by
alleging
Fairman,
W.
Files With Securities and
623.
p.
Oct.T6
Stores Corp.—September
p.
Indian
more
acrylonitrile.
taking
Lumber
International
cn
ot
$2,464,085
184,
shares
Chemical
to
H.
the
City, Ky.—
and time
the meeting was taken to permit the Long-Bell companies to secure
ruling from the Internal Revenue
Service
confirming opinion of
their counsel that the merger will be tax free to Long-Bell sha're-
Incorporated Investors, Boston, Mass.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
shop
specialty
core
cosmetic
maceutical,
in
$7,500,000
Howard
—V.
com¬
demonstrated.
Transceiver,
a
persons.
two
on
rental
fact
Sales
supplying
and
will
Peru
new
be
Data
in
914,
p.
TTv
a
sale of
companies
Period End. Sept. 30
and warehouse—and construction of the
third, the process building, will start immediately, Mr. Hoover said.
Wigton-Abbott Coip., Plaint,ield, N. J. has been named as general con¬
tractor.
The new plant is expected to be completed in October, 1957.
the
up
of
This
Goodrich
employ about
already
as
the
completion
1956,
manufacture
explained
fnvastrnent
$065,275 in 5 V2%
Co.'s investment
than $17,000,000.
plant for the manufacture of vinyl chloride
F.
Calvert
at
the
for
currently
Construction
182,
the
Co., Ltd.—To Sell Notes—
company
consist
constructed by B. F. Goodrich Chemical
Oct. 4 by John R. Hoover, President.
bring B.
include
one
.
of
Sales
Oil
be
equipment
facilities
Present
City
plant
new
plants
below.—V.
brought
and Fred
Co.,
insurance
v
will
v-
Telephone
( adjournment
holders
1582.
p.
This
of
said.-
manufacture
to
will
Ky.
announced
was
The
in
plant
$2,500,0G0
new
in~the
stamps
time
■
without
Long-Bell
$200,925,
stock
of
Printer,
:
Executive
Formswriter,
the
Raper Co.—Merger Delayed—
|>f this company on Oct. 17 voted
John
I
.
The
The
Co.
I Unit Builds New Plant at Calvert
Calvert
,
'
had
Boodell,
&-
Bache
184,
new
a
share
major
Rubber
products,
in
1957
Goodrich
F.
B.
the
own
assistance.
•.
weeks
two
with
j
Will,
negotiating
said.
early & in
daily
the
finds
J.
&
Home
the new rubber in small quantities for
the
new
plant
was
being
constructed.
while
begixr
units
included
(EST), was publicly offered at $12
see V. 184, p. 1477.
shareholders
—V.
tires, one of the major areas of
preferred to man-made materials.
announced that the new material may
Burt
Goodrich
F.
B.
pany,
for
the
to
produced
interests
company's
Co.,
available
protective linings or coverings against cer¬
corrosion where the natural product has been
International
Peruvian
with
323.
p.
of
Goodrich-
of
made
be
tire plant of the
Co.,
Lima,
Peru,
a
company
associated
with
B.
F.
it was announced on
Oct.
17 by
Willard C. Gulick,
Rubber
Goodrich
A
exactly
as
year
will
Production
notification
of
Holly Corp.—To New Directors—
remained
recently
chemical
itself. Mr.
company
more
Co.
Court
3oodell
truck
large
has
rubber
of
class
a
The
at
that
Jacobsy President
to;regulate
184,
said W. I. Burt, President of the
tested principally by B. F. Goodrich
has been
of
rubber
crude
letter
a
monopoly either de jure or de facto; enjoys no governmental franchise,
its property is not devoted to public use; and that the leasing of
Plaintiff's
vehicles to persons is
a
matter of private contract.''—
O.
Ameripol
a
V.
in
15
Lake,
Avon
material
tree
Goodrich
F.
replace
tain
at
named
manufacture
where
use
filed
28
law which would have placed che private rental of trucks
category as public utilities has been declared unconstitu¬
suit brought by this corporation.
L.
Thomas
rubber
new plant
the
tabulation
show
the
at
720
International
The
and
companies for testing purposes,
company.
in
Inc.
rubber,
new
in
"The
365,000 shs,
man-made
production
of
rubber started Oct.
Chemicals,
The
Nev.—Files
Vegas,
Las
stitutional
In rendering the favorable decision, Judge
ofVthe Oregon Third Circuit Court stated In part: i •
,
Open Plant in Peru—
pilot-plant
duplicates
Gulf
details,
Cement
corporation
Goodrich Co.—Natural Rubber Duplicate Goes
Production—To
First
Corp.,
California
Commission
V.
Into
of
Co.
The
1352,
p.
Punch,
.%;•
3 p.m.
Co.—Completes Discovery Well—
Utilities
i
8,206
200,000 shs.
___'
*3,000,000 shs.
10c750,000 shs,
10c )_
products
including
company's offering to stock¬
holders of 285,000 shares of common stock at par ($10
per share), rights to which expired on Oct. 12, 1956 at
requiring companies
engaged in this business to obtain permits from the Oregon Public
Utilities Commissioner as well as to submit to regulation by the Public
$128,000
payable
A
same
Walter
FINANCING
Authorized
payable to banks
Notes payable—conditional bills of sale
and
color,
decimal
Inter-Mountain
1228.
p.
'
Oil
Oregon
the
tional
York
New
Proof
type face, Corinthian Script, which
The
division's
complete
line
of
new
handwriting.
in
unsubscribed portion of the
completed.—y. 182, p. 314.
temped
Notes
Class
Sept.
on
Oil
Union
An
cream,
printed with vertical
automatically positions the
specially
and
typing point.
The electronic "read¬
time-consuming tabulating adjustments wherf
notable
a
biller
IBM
1582.
p.
Hertz Corp.—Oregon Law Unconstitutional—
Connecticut.-
and
CAPITALIZATION
184,
Uranium
Basin
was
the
products.
Its
Card
this
under
forms
ink,
correct
holders.
■
processing
skimmed
butter,
Chemicals
license
was
feminine
toll
Other
Polymer
exclusive
The "electronic intelligence" unit of the
business
the
at
typewriters
model,
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 3,500 shares of common stock (par
$1) was made on Oct. 9 by Stroud & Co.. Inc., at $32.50
per share, with a dealer's~concession of $1.50 per share.
from
proceeds
BUSINESS—Corporation
dairy
promote
world.
Co.'s
&
the
of
actively
will
the
.
irradiation."—V.
of
Hercules
value)
par
the sale will be used for general
corporate
purposes.
It
is
the
intention
of the
company
to
allot
$150,000
for
expansion
of plant and
warehouse facilities; $375,000
for acquisition of new companies and $66,100 for repayment of loans.
purchase,
Grace
R.
acquisition
■■'T
by* All States Securities Dealers,
18
share.
per
PROCEEDS—Net
Co.
Products Corp,—Stock Offered—Of¬
Oct.
on
&
throughout
in manufacturing their own line of products. The process
the advantages of high-density polyethylene
which
a
great advance in polyethylene properties, with the
Hancock
20f),000 shares of class A stock (10£
fering of
Grace
covering
See
Seal/Dairy
Gold
R.
,
623.
p.
electric
process
W.
shown
resembles
600,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
at 50 cents per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
used for expenses incident to mining operations.—V. 184, p. 1352,
1956
completion
Also
Philadelphia
the
of
16.
W.
of
meeting
a
"reads"
electrically-conductive
ing". feature eliminates
using a variety of forms.
acquired
J. Peter
Securities and Exchange Commission—
With
expansion program were the new $6,000,000
terminal grain elevator in Chicago and a $10,000;000 titanium dioxide
plant at Baltimore.
The latter plant is the first unit of a projected
$30,000,000
Baltimore
titanium dioxide
expansion
program
which is
Completed
President
told
the
from
Co.
marks
Great
ways.
Additional financing
necessary
Grace,
combine
thus
itself
benefits
This program,
he said,
than $10,000,000 for use in more
&
of
typewriter carriage
high-density polyethylene .licensed by the Phillips Petroleum
Polymer Chemicals Division will supply polyethylene com¬
and technical service know-how so that fabricators can
use
process
in
through
acquired
The
will
business.
company's
an
pounds
through
Grace
lines
implements our program now underway with the building
$18,000,000 plant in Baton Rouge, La., for the manufacture of
new
a
R.
W.
im¬
and
53
process
Co.,
year.
firm,
Oct.
on
"Grace's
says
been
world
irradiation
Miller,
Division
spending in 1957," he said.
He
T.
Mr.
to
the
of
use
T;
Joyce, Chairman and President, on Oct. 16 pointed out
expenditures for 1956 amounted to $16,637,000, more than
P.
capital
double
4,591,435
2,295,990
___________
shares
Earnings
+___
by
modify
to
has
Redwood City, Calif. Garce has
rights to the Hyrad process,
of
the
of
irradiation
polymers
agreement
and
Association
According
Consolidated
other
CQrp.,
States
utilizing
process
licensing
Process
United
surtax
State
ana
new
polyethylene' and
exclusive
an
(estimated)—
normal
Federal
income
on
revolutionary
prove
(1729)
.
cumul.
§679 shs.
700 shs.
Class
A
stock
stock ($100 par value)
($1 par value.i_„
750,000 shs.
+
Class
B
stock
($1
400,000 shs.
§350,000 shs.
"Secured
pfd.
by
par
value)
accounts
receivable,
inventories
and
150,000 shs.
other
assets.
54
The Commercial and Financial
(1730)
Including 350,000 shares of class A stock
B stock.
§The preferred and class B
JNot
of
class
Of
Sept.
Co.—-.-;
&
10,000
Stevens & White—-
—
5,000
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
5,000
10,000
Wyllie & Thornhill
.___
Denault & Co.—
Gruss (Oscar) & Son—
James Anthony Securities
5,000
4,000
4,000
Strader & Co., Inc
-
Merkel Co.,
Curtis
Inc..
-
Co.—
7,500
Florida Investors, Inc.
7,000
Joseph X.
First
Fazio
&
Oppenheimer & Co.—-—
&
Theron
D.
jnc>
Conrad
Corp.
5,000
_
184,
5,000
Public
at
2,000
2,000
1,000
corporation
In
PROCEEDS—The
in
used
reduce
to
by
debt
miles
15
The
Nashville.
from
1959
and
and
is
two
plants
Road
plant
under
a
TO
stock
($1
value)
par
indebtedness
$3,000,000
stock,
108,376 shares of which
Trustee, for the purpose of this
issued
have been
exchange.
offered
above
the
and
to
Landstreer &
Clark,
Patrick,
V";•
Jack
Kirk—
Corp
view
10,000
Greene
big
Weil,
world's
Corp.—Stock
two-for-one
with
this
of
to
most
in
Committee.
of
5,000
announcement
eligible to
each
V.
share
184,
stated
receive
held.
The
that
shareholders
additional
one
additional
share
stock
of
of
5,000
3,000
duction
ap¬
will
mailed
be
Nov.
on
8.—
The
corporation on Oct.
150,000 shares
stockholders
be
to
are
and
for
used
at
$2
9
of
filed
the
for
purchase
capital.
working
letter of notification with
a
stock
common
(par
without
and
50
cents)
to
underwriting.
installment
of
an
the
be
The
This
to
of
builders
of
the
world's
on
Oct.
largest
7
land
announced
.
add
ice,
to
clearing
and
C.A.A.
for instrument flying.
Already approved by C.A.A. for the, LeTourneau service is a sixpassenger, twin-engined Lockheed 12, and a three-passenger Beechcraft
Bonanza
A-35.
The first has a cruising speed of
approximately 175
miles per hour, and the second
approximately 165 miles per hour.
The service is expected to be used for both business and
pleasure
approval
travelers, Mr.
(Karl)
The
all
for
of
153,025
Justice
Oct.
on
17
this Reading,
Rejects
it
had
Bids
rejected
Pa., manufacturer
hosiery.
Assistant
Office
The
to
the
shares
General
Dallas
S.
Townsend, Director of
Property, said no bid was consistent with what
present value of the shares.
the
was
offered
of
the
outstanding
for public sale on Oct. 10
represent about 63.21%
capital stock of, the company.
It was taken over
by
the
Government
in World
Mr.
V.
Townsend
said
the
in
War
shares
would
in
be
Oct.
15,
(no
scription
the
1956,
par).
rate
held.
covering
The
for
by
of
The
its
two
registration statement
with
339,000 shares of its common
a
company
common
shares
subscription
of
proposes
to
offer
stockholders
of
additional
stock
price
is
to
be
for
pay
sale
later.—
these
record
$10
for
per
12,
one
share.
SEC
capital
shares
Sept.
each
the
on
13
dedicated
of
1956,
each
to
are
in
and
be
Ohio
sale
units,
was
600;
In
consideration
hearing
a
Wetzel
for
the
transfer
to
proposes
counties,
of
transfer
Carnegie
to
related
and
reserves
for
to
H.,
Co.,
conversion
new
a
reduce
major
announced
was
Oct.
on
manufacturers
paper
supplementary
isolated
plant
to
be
■,
the
first
of
mill
the
to
is
base
and
plant
$13,000,000
in
plant
to
new
production
of
into
the
cooking
this
Under
evaporator
into fuel as
an
concerted!
are
Eastern
an
process.
diverted
are
while
power,
returned
the
conversion
magnesium
new
ot
source
and
chemicals
are
process.
expected
to
be
completed
within
a
year
materially
interrupting
pulp
production.
Merrict-Chapman
construct buildings to house evaporator and recovery boiler
in addition to installing all equipment, also will make
facilities
existing
1478.
changes
in
184,
units.—V.
directors
tic-
to
them
in
with
the
new
p.~
was
declared
3%,
dividend,
of
record
Dec.
This
announced.
brings
the
20,
payable
Louis
1956,
company's
total
8%.
to
year
Dividend in Stock
additional
an
shareholders
to
10
has
said
Levin
Mr.
latest
re¬
with
and
mated
total
risen
that
assets
current
liabilities
current
approximately
said
Levin
Mr.
dividends
8%■
the
declaration
brought about by
the company's sale of a real estate development project it owned near
the Dorval Airport
in Montreal, Canada.
"This was accomplished,"
he said, "at a profit of $400,000 to Micro and provides the company
cig¬
processes
Jan.
on
President,
dividend for the
the
the
stock
have
Levin,
Gold
and
than
Kent
600,000
of
of
was
approximately $2,000,000 against esti¬
The company's net worth has
$575,000.
20%.
the
that
yearly.—V.
management
184,
plans^ to
continue
of
policy
a
625.
p.
Mineral
stepped
up.
expected eventually
is
of
statement
6%
with
convertible
company
SEC
the
to
on
the
follows:
200
units, $500 denomination
denomination, at $1,000.
The offering
Quincy
Cass
Associates, of Los
basis, for which a 10% selling commission
broker,
utilized
be
to
finance
to
for
"
equipment
finance
expanded
merchandise
inven¬
-
opening Inventory (Anaheim);
working capital.
The
company
is
and sundry business.
It is
in
the
drug
branch
new
179,
$150,000
-
present
wholesale
a
follows:
as
in
Anaheim,
to
rf
be
completed
613.
p.
proposed
issue
tomorrow
or
of
230,000
stockholders
common
(Oct.
of
22
shares
record
Oct.
or
of
stock
common
Oct.
23).
15
See
1956
also
The
for
cor-
proceeds
from the financing will be used by
Lucky Stores Inc
repayment of outstanding debts., and the balance will be' used
the
for
working
This
Oct.
capital.
corporation
11,
shares
1956,
are
Lucky
share
of
of
the
common
The
to
Dean
stock
Lucky
sale.
of
in
a
further
in
The
12y2
receive
1956,
Philadelphia,
Chicago
is
111.,
subscription
the
ratio
of
price
named
no
part
Lucky
of
Stores
184,
this company
Washington,
are
at
the
of
General
p.
the
which
Oct.
on
offices
Atlanta,
8
by
will
additional
double
under¬
The
&
Wrn.
are
E.
at
Richmond
district
Gordon
New
and
York
Chi¬
productive
plant
capacity.
the
under New Jersey law,
President,
is
Treasurer
and
a
series
C,
maturing semi¬
io
be
99.428%
certificates
the
Commerce
secured
for
are
the
bid
on a
certificates
as
43,4S.
subject to the authorization
Commission.
by
490
all
steel
box
cars
to
cost
not)
$3,300,000.
in
the
The
Company;
Pollock
E.
bid
Hutzler
sale of
is
issue
than
Associates
of
steel-fabricating
its
and
&
Bros.
Interstate
the
of
new
certificates,
trust
Issuance
&
offering
are—R.
W.
Pressprich
&
Co.;
Freeman
Illinois Co.
Inc.;
McMaster
Hutchinson
&
Co., Inc., and Shearson Hammill & Co.—V.
Co.;
184,
1478.
p.
a
1956,
1;
Davidson
Clinton
Partner.
Salomon
.of
total
by
Oct.
maturity, were awarded to the group on Oct.' 18
of 99.079%.
920.
has opened
with
annually May 1, 1957 to Nov. 1, 1971, inclusive, 'lhe cer¬
tificates priced to yield from 4% to 4.50%, according to
principal
a
statement
registration
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Equip¬
Trust Certificates Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc. and associates on Oct. 19 offered $2,640,000 of 41/2%
proceeds
had
a
ment
less
the
as
filed
covering $2,500,000 of Participations in Limited
1956,
director.
one
Foremost
and
•
Mississippi River Ruel Corp.—New President, Etc.—
_
corporation
The
Clark
Mr.
Co.
V.
Clark
and
184,
p.
a
and
Chairman
Nov.
effective
announced
President
as
becomes
who
fabricating plant at Bethlehem, Pa.
constructing an
Heights,
in
shares
».
amendment.
are
Pa., it was announced
Vice-President.
The other district
company
of
J.—
(Delaware)
as
general partner
and
limited partner. Registrant is authorized by terms of
the partnership agreement to engage in the oil business.
It is con¬
templated that funds secured in this financing, alter payment of ex¬
penses
inc dent
to organizing the. partnership,
will be employed
largely in the acquisition ind exploration of oil properties.
, .
Partnership interests are to be offered for public sale at $25,000
per
participation interest.
The offering is to be made by Mineral
Projects Company, Ltd., of Madison, N. J., on a "best efforts" basis,
for
which
a
selling commission of 5%
is to be paid.
The stock¬
holders of Mineral
Ventures Corporation and members of their im¬
mediate families
are
also limited partners of Mineral Projects Com¬
pany
or
stockholders of the General Partner of such underwriter,
and'possess thereby an aggregate financial interest therein of 80.7%.
The
underwriter is also a limited partner of the registrant, having
contributed the sum of $5,000 to capital.
In addition to the $5,000 contributed by the underwriter, the
Geheral Partner has subscribed to capital in the amount of $25,000 and
has
agreed to increase its participation.
Profits and losses will be
shared and borne by the partners, general and limited, in the ratio
oi
toe
capital accounts adjusted to reflect any additions to or distributions from capital, and for any profits and losses.
The principal, business of registrant will be the
conduct of a pro¬
gram
directed at discovery, development and exploitation of com¬
mercial deposits of oil and gas.
Neither registrant nor the General
Partner now own any oil properties or other interests.
It is proposed
to
acquire
for the partnership,
"working interests" or "operating
rights'" with respect to the minerals under lands wherever it is be¬
lieved
such can
be acquired,
developed and operated at a profit.
It
is expected
that most acquisitions will be made through ."farmouts."
Proceeds
of „the
financing are intended
to be employed as
capital funds
for
use
in the search for, acquisition,
exploration,
operation, development, exploitation and disposition of oil properties.
All
responsibilities
and
functions of
management will be in .the
Co—Opens Ninth District Off ice-
expansion step,
Sales headquarters
shares
N.
as
equipment
on
These
par)
the
for
subscription
by
Co.
Pittsburgh,
Boston,
cago.
5,
Dairies,
outstanding.—V.
Luria Engineering
office
will
Oct.
shares
date,
all
SEC
Inc.
shares
each
supplied
&
the
the
($1.25
Dairies,
Foremost
for
with
constitute
of
Witter
Stores
As
common
be
and
offer
recjord
are
and
Co.
shares
common
Foremost
common
terms
statement
to
stock
Stores
&
Allen
by
proposes
common.
writing
630,000
outstanding
held
Dairies
the
registration
a
covering
stock
Lucky
Dairies
filed
presently
Stores
holders
.
is
'l84
V
Madison,
Interests.
Registrant was organized on
Mineral
Ventures
Corp.
de¬
offer
Ltd.,
E,
with
registrant
more
SEC
to
partnership
16,
Oct.
on
Partnership
Current
subordinated
proposes
limited
This
feet)
to
Projects-Venture
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
cigarettes
square
poration, it was announced on Oct. 17, has arranged to
place privately, through Allen & Co., $2,000,000 of 15year 4.65% notes, due 1957-1971, and
$2,500,000 of 15year 4.75% notes due 1958-1972.
at
7-.
.
to
for
public
automatized
cigarette
17
the
in
;
States.
Micro Moisture Controls, Inc.—3%
highly
a
of
its 35C-ton-per day sulphite
designed to utilize normally
pollution
the
of
one
of
process
stream
process.
necessary
used
Lucky Stores, Inc.—Notes Placed Privately—The
f
theh
not
request
and
equipment and,
'
City,
Shares
Pa.
gas
project is believed
pulp mill to the
The
gradua'ly
this
The
as
a
increase
the
to
sub¬
at
to
Marshall
that
& Scott.will
$1,000
efforts
are
of
Jr.,
1956,
1353.
Department
without
20
and
disclosed
completely
(more
registration
through
today
Ball,
for
refinance
into
Conversion
packing room alone is as
privately-financed
project
new
Old
acres
1971.
to
stock
share
1956,
18,
production method, by-product liquors
instead of being disposed of as" waste,
employed
1478.
p.
Carolina, Columbia, S. C.
—Registers With Securities a^id Exchange Commission—
filed
to
to
a
1,
best
underwriters.
reoffered
N.
and
United
the
■
.
Life Insurance Co. of South
company
sale
proceeds
property
automatic
$500,000
1957.—V.
1,458,333
This
in
428.
p.
opening
Offering
(par
$1)
II.
184, p. 1582.
and
1958
will permit normally unused by-product liquors to be
steam-producing fuel are to be installed by the Con¬
of
Merritt-Chapman
&
Scott
Corp.
The
facilities now
being installed will permit recovery of much of nor¬
mally unused waste liquors. Both steam and chemicals will be extracted
scientific
May,
filed
the
of
Foremost
Attorney
Alien
of
believed
contract
a
Facilities
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission
announced
shares of stock in
to
the
production"
public
a
$100,000
expected
184, p. 325.
Lieberknecht, Inc.—Government
Department
bids
of
Myers said.—V.
Oct.
Manufacturers
leases,
gas
Brown
struction
paid.
a
•
between
.
located in
are
County,
it,
to
Berlin,
liquids
converted
Loyal American Life Insurance Co.—Offering—
establishment
E.
have
The
procedures
Aug.
proceeds
engaged
Air Charter Service
1930's,
W.
Carolina,
covering
400
on
and
press
third later.
LeTourneau has operated its own
planes since
transporting its executives to all parts of the world.
Myers, who has been named Manager of the Air Charter Serv¬
pointed out that the new service is one of the few in East Texas
the
®
bond
cigarette plant,
major single-level
(Anaheim, Calif, i; $150,000
tory (Los Angeles); $50,000
SEC
offered
division, with headquarters- in the
Terminal Building of the Gregg County Airport near Longview, Texas.
Of significance is the faet that the
company is placing two of its
fleet of airplanes at the disposal of the service
immediately, with plans
to
the
1106.
p.
formally
many
184,
made
be
to
process
transportation equipment,
LeTourneau
a
Greene
and
of
at
the
a
additions
approximately
for
and
be
Net
LeTourneau, Inc.—Starts Air Service—
corporation,
off-road
Award
by
pro¬
due
$500;
early
(R. G.)
17
be able
on
1956,
Angeles,
proceeds
extrusion
is
is
Corp., Jacksonville, Fla.
Exchange Commission—
share,
per
lor
its present
company
11,
debentures
Lenahan Aluminum Window
to
from
underwriting.
only
"substantial
bentures,
is
covering
oil
Eastern
1582.
p.
advanced
started
at
—Files With Securities and
and
properties
waste
bonds
new
discharge bank loans already
specially-designed
double.—V.
Oct.
foi
1123.
p.
instalments
in
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Awarded Contract—
Los Angeles Drug Co., Los Angeles,
Calif.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
will
24
stock
-
,
Va.,
mill
Co., Lorain, Ohio—Files With SEC
North
floor space—will
This
Oct.
Corp.
$10
also
was
cost of $238,624, which is equal to the .net original cost
properties being transferred to Carnegie,
See also Natural Gas Co. of West Virginia below.—V. 182, p. 10.
/
produce at peak capacity more than 100
cigarettes in a single shift, or more than 25 billion in a 250day working year,
the company revealed.
Considerable new equip¬
ment, now on order, remains to be installed, however.
"Pilot"
'
record
Lehman
1956,
the
f
million
3,000
'■ v
'
stock
company,
Society of the U. S.
loan
until
persons
Carnegie properties
sulphite
modern
the
in
factory—with
5,000
was
20,
the
air
Now
the
stock
most
incorporate
the
and
by stockholders on Oct. 17, it was announced jointly by Robert
and Monroe C. Gutman, Chairman of the Ex¬
The
822.
p.
(moving tobacco from hogshead to finished cigarette without
touched by human hand);
a
seven-laboratory research center
than
corporation's
Aug.
of
of
value
property located
Washington and Greene Counties, Pa., plus a cash consideration of
$200,000.
The properties being acquired
by Manufacturers have a net
equipment for product quality con¬
basic tobacco research; automatic plant-wide,"climate
control"
conditioning; and all facilities, both in
processing and manu¬
facturing, geared to expansion and any changes in machine
layout
called for by future marketing needs and consumer
tobacco tastes -
I
Split Approved—
split
proceeds
to
or
Oct.
factory,
industry;
being
Labouisse,
Company—!
&
the
repay
given interested
such
Ad¬
Co.—Dedicates New Plant—
on
undertaken
'
;
Meeting
on
etc.—
capital
par
Employee;
directors
thereon.
The
controls
Lehman, .President,
be
184,
States, whose cigarette-making and
three football fields.
The
largest
as
arette
8,000
Rader, Wilder & Co
proposed
ecutive
has
in
vealed
5,000
5,000
& Co.———
Manning—
M.
to-use
company
company
employment
proved
and
said.
The
without
the
Lorillard
the
ever
has
Norris—
Strader, Taylor & Co., Inc.
919.
p.
Lehman
The
F-104A
officials
1019.
p.
trol and
Friedrichs
_.
184,
Vivian
Securities
Southwestern
«-V.
Howard,
10,000
:
—
plans
held,
expandable
Shares
—
Turner,
&
each
Salaried
the
gas
5.
Telephone
now
fThis
follows:
as
are
Elder & Co.__—
First Florida Investors, Inc.
Co
&
Bass
Guerin
Inc.
Co.
Edgar M.
32,624
which
shares
y y «•
10,000
M.
Eppler,
above.—V.
Co.
corporate purposes.—V. 180,
(P.)
the
of
15,000
Inc.
Investment
of
the company
Shares
Muir
the
company
184,
Corp.—Stockholder
Paper
expenditures
reimburse
other
Horner,
underwriters
of
autnorized
of
in
purpose.—V.. 184,
United
principal
number
purchase from
to
agreed
the
of
names
the
shares
registered does not include 20,000 shares, as adjusted,
value common stock subject to five year options, dated
May 27, 1956, to certain officers and directors at a price of $5.50
per share.
'*
■
•
severally
both
of
years,
for
par
UNDERWRITERS—The
for
the
shares
This company, a subsidiary of The Columbia Gas
System, Inc., has
applied to the SEC for permission to acquire certain oil and
gas leases,
reserves, and related properties from Carnegie Natural Gas
Co., in
exchange for similar properties of Manufacturers; and the Commission
are
The
to
A.
C,
to
increased
3,000,000
p.
con¬
Both
in
Manufacturers Light & Heat Co.—Proposed
Acquisit'n
company on Oct.
1 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
covering 4,994 shares of common stock
(no
par)
to be offered
to
stockholders at $25 per share on the basis of one
share
being
$1
shares
$51,000,000
a
Starfighter.
will
company
later
f225,000 shs.
$1,107,997
"SOO.OOO shs.
,—
-——
1956,
15
Approximately $6,000,000 of the funds will be used to
existing indebtedness to the insurance company.—V. 184,
Division.
deliveries
several
disclosed.—V.
Lumber
company
Lorain
the
charter of
shares
of common stock of $1 par value.
The 27,094 shares of no par value
common
stock outstanding at that, date are no longer recognized or
permitted as outstanding shares of the corporation, but each share
thereof may be exchanged for four shares of the $1 par»yalue common
the
F-l04As,
F-104B
California
extend
next
not
about Dec.
or
lor
Outstanding
the stockholders approved an amendment
incorporation authorizing capital stock of 500,000
July 25,
tStock
The
of
years
operations
Mallory & Co., Inc.—Sells Notes—This com¬
Oct. 16 sold $10,000,000 of promissory notes to
on
certain
construction
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
of
two-seat
13
gage bonds and expects to invite bids for the
on
was
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
'-On
ultrasonic
the
Lockheed's
start
1971.
First Boston Corp. and W. C. Langley & Co.
Plans to Sell Bonds in December—The
company pro¬
poses to file a petition with the New York P. S. Com¬
mission for authority to issue $20,000,000 of first mort¬
the first manufacturing
occupied
Oct.
on
consisting of
Retirement Plan
R.)
pany
Large Contracts—
in
to
..
follows:
as
scheduled
original
constructed in July, 1942 for
the company on the Nolensville Road some two miles from the City
limits of Nashville.
It has floor space of approximately 42,000 square
feet, and is occupied by the company under a lease which expires in
1963, with a five year renewal option.
v'
Sundry
(P.
ex¬
Lighting Co. — Stock Subscriptions — Of
the 180,000 shares of preferred stock, 4.40% series
G, of¬
fered by this company to its shareholders, 56,865 shares
were subscribed for through the exercise of
rights. The
remaining 123,135 unsubscribed shares were purchased
at the subscription price of $100 per share
by an invest¬
ment banking group headed by Blyth &
Co., Inc., The
plant has approximately
Ky.,
was
presently
Nolensville
The
Common
will
fighters
for
for
the
were
International
The
(2S)
is
Long Island
y
has
also
Henderson,
space
property
company.
quantities
See
22,000 square feet
plant of the company.
lease which expires in
is owned by C. A. Horner, Secretary and Treasurer of the
The company has an option to renew for five additional
The
floor
The
cents)
company
company
(1)
of
10
journed—
was incorporated
in Kentucky on Feb. 19,
is engaged primarily in the plastic molding busi¬
ness,
producing toys and other molded products of its own design,
and component parts for other industries.
In
1955
the
company
acquired control of Auburn Model Trains,
Inc., of Auburn, Ind„ through an exchange of stock.
This concern
is now operated as a wholly owned subsidiary of the company, under
the name of Kusan-Auburn, Inc.
Auburn was engaged in the manu¬
facture of model trains for the hobbyist trade, but the company has
expanded
its line
to include electric
trains for the mass market.
Early
in
1956,
Kusan-Auburn's
operations were
moved to a new
leased
plant containing about 20,000 square feet in Franklin, Tenn.,
The
jet
Lockheed's
at
through
Long-Bell
BUSINESS—Corporation
1946.
(par
W.
be
to
are
for tools and equipment; working capital for
and for working capital for Kusan, Inc.
Inc.;
stock
common
is
'.
as
adopted
by the board
approved.—V. 184, p. 822,
15
order
received
contracts
two
F-104B
Exact
the
to
was
production
The
the
$150,000;
Kusan-Auburn,
stockholders
The
,
proceeds
net
addition
also
Oct.
on
single order for
jet production.
largest
tract
publicly offered 116,624 shares of common stock (par $1)
at $5 per share. This is the first public offering by the
approximately
of
plant
220.
p,
$30,000,000,
each.
reported receipt of two U. S. Air Force
contracts totaling $166,000,000 for additional quantities of supersonic
F-104
Starfighters. both single-seat and two-seat versions.
One letter contract, for $115,000,000 worth of one-man F-104As, is
Inc.,
y
shares
184,
Magma Copper Co.—Capitalization Increased,
The
to
./"■ V'--
600,000
91.200-square-foot
December.—V.
added to the company's
and expansion—V.
181,
be
growth
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—Receives
the
company,
will
share, through Gecige A. Searight, New York City,
be ready before Oct. 25.
See also V. 184, p. 7.
to
continuous
Kusan
of
offering
per
This
Nashville, Tenn.—Stock Offered—Clark,
Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc., and assocates on Oct. 15
Kusan,
The
$15
of the
selling
Monday, October 22, 1956
...
the Equitable Life Assurance
7.
p.
$1
pected
4,000
——
L. A. Caunter & Co
—
Gates, Carter & Co., Inc.—
Muir Investment Corp
Co.,
&
&~Co.II
Erwin
—V.
6,000
—
-T' 5,000
Co.—
Calhoun
at
sale
Lithium Developments, Inc.—Offering this Week—
5,000
._
10,000
Livingston, Williams & Co.,
Inc
:
^
5,000
Sellers, Doe & Bonham
public
for
paid.
Shares
42,500
Ira Haupt & Co
be
to
is
2802.
p.
offered
be
proceeds of the stock sale
funds to
aid its further
general
.v.
Shares
Courts
Net
will
The public offering will be made by employees
and qualified licensed dealers, for
which a
10%
commission
each underwriter and the respective
the company
of
name
which each has agreed to purchase from
follows:
as
stockholders
by
share.
per
company
UNDERWRITERS—The
number of shares
are
subscribed
reserved for conversion
shares were issued as
1956.
27,
Chronicle
a
on
Oct.
director,
of
the
19
the
succeeding
Board.
The
election
William
changes-
of
G.
Glenn
W.
Marbury,
will
become
15.
has
most
director
920.
recently
of
the
been
parent
President
company,
of Cities Service Gas
Cities Service
Co.—
Number 5579
Volume 184
Mobile
:
With
Service
Gas
Securities
Corp., Mobile, Ala. — Registers
Exchange Commission—
and
•
This
share
to
be
Subscription
Net
proceeds
construction
in
1956
the
the
of
and
are
company's
the
stock
$900,000
sale
in
now
$2,136,000
in
which
from
to
184,
of
s
SEC
stock.
fry
com¬
reduce
and
$1,200,000
tion
expected
to
1124.
the
&
.rubbers,
according to
Development
Kittner,
formed
as
Director
Far'oenfabriken-Bayer,
.manufacture
urethane
the
in
used
G.,
polyester
■_
Is
in
foams
and
,
rubbers,
introduced
and
under
in
H.
1954
The
of
to
developed
the
currently
and
&
licensed
been
which
rubbers
are
by
in
now
related
and
patent,
No.
said.
Mohawk
stockholders"
convertible
United
600,000
by
2,000,000
be
approved by
issued in the
corporation's
stated.
The
ferred
closer
stock
additional
blended
are
production
of Peter Hoppe, Erwin Weinbrenner, Cornelius
Breer, all associated with the Bayer firm.—V.
number
1124.
p.
will
184,
of
to
in
•:
and
vote
banks
Cash
Register is one of the world's
machines and business systems.
accounting
of
postage
meters
and
.'
line
a
of
imprinting
counting,
largest
builds
revised
new,
Sorter-readers,
checks and
of
feeding
or
the
other
the
will
equip
of
it
and
will
the
bear
•
for
suitable
at
National
with
use
printed
only for
desired.
this
22V2
x
inch
Sorter-readers
the
field
Cash
variety
a
where
Bankers
to
the
checks
from
The
recognition as
check-handling of the future.
The
first
units,
The
recently
"common
a
sorter-reader
NCR
the
to
extensive
language"
and
Electric
it
automated
the
be
will
inclusion
for
system
the
magnetic
stated,
was
for
Co.
data-handling
the
in
of
Bank
that, while the agreement held great prorpise for
neither should expect any major increa.e in either
earnings,
in
the first few
years.
Any
initial effects on
employment are similarly expected
to be
moderate,
they added.-—
V. 164, p. 522.
National Shares Corp.—Net Asset Valueof
Sept.
net
Capital
Net
30—
assets
asset
market)--
share
per.
s
1955
„
$25,013,130 $23,103,009
1,080,009
1,030,003
outstanding.
value
183, p.
1556
(at
shares
'
—V.
of
1956.
Oct.
$23.16
$21.39
1969.
National
Steel
Corp.—Secondary Offering-^A
10
Minn.,
to
from
brings
High
kilowatts
system
Bridge
and
the
to
than
more
available
Chemistry
investment
Oct.
listed
of
70%
stock
covering
the
similar
of
to
quarter
Aug.
invested
fund
in
on
the
made
which
of
31,
securities
initial
last,
of
public
Oct.
on
John
that
12
service
kilowatts.—V.
Shares,
stantial
on
ities.
75%
39
of
its
companies.
offering
the
close
total
The
184,
632.
In
net
of
assets
assets
first
were
of Mexico in depths up to 30 teet.
complete oil well drilling machinery, the barge has
available spaces for material storage, personnel accommodations, and
auxiliary equipment in order to make the unit as nearly self-sufficient
as
possible.
Within
dary offering of 40.000 shares of capital stock (oar $10)
was made on Oct. 11 by
Blyth & Co., Inc., at $69.25 per
share, with a dealer's concession of $1.35 per share. It
was
quickly completed.-—V. 184, p. 1583.
next
drilling
Delta
area
water,
Dock
the
the
days,
unit,
expected
Co.
in
the
to commence con¬
Mississippi River
designed for drilling in 65 feet
of construction at. Alabama Dry
and delivery is expected toward
of
Ala.,
1231.
p.
This
,
filed
company,
subsidiary
a
application
an
certain of its
mission
has
with
of
the
The
SEC
assets to Manufacturers
given
interested
Columbia
with
Gas
to
respect
System,
Inc., has
proposal^to sell
its
An
Light & Heat Co.; and the Comp-^
until Oct. 18, 1956, to request a
on
of
persons
question
consist
(a)
McFarland
the
Pro¬
Gas
duction Field,
located in Madison and St. Clair Townships, C'lumbiana
comprising 25 operating wells and the associated well
gathering lines, measuring and regulating equipment and
drilling equipment, and approximately 7.000 feet of six-inch and J'800
County,
lines,
feet
Ohio,
field
of
eight-inch
transmission lines; and (b) approximately 5.4 miles
pipeline in Pultney and Pease Townships, Belmont County,
with the measuring station, meter and services associ¬
of eight-iri'h
Ohio,
together
ated
of
therewith.
the
operations.
intermediate
whose
all
The
facilities
Their conveyance
step
ultimate
in
production
facilities
the
is
to
Federal
and
a
each
book
minor
to
a
single
in
and
to
depletion,
company
to
the
consolidate
the
subject
single company subject to
The properties are to be transferred
therefor in cash.—V.
England Telephone
&
178,
p.
571.
Telegraph Co.
To Sell
—
$35,000,000 of Debentures—
The
plans
company
competitive
The
to
market
to
are
E.
announced,
but
of
any
Perlman,
in
of
that
29-y(ear
debentures
at
be
no
New
of
repayment
of
temporary
ol
this
railroad
company,
Oct.
on
12,
to inouirles, that he met with George Alpert,
York, New Haven &: Hartford RR., on Oct. 9,
agreement
interest
the
to
RR.—Realty Discussions—
President,
response
the
applied
1354,
p.
New York Central
President
in
bidding on Jan. 8.
proceeds
borrowings.—V. 184,
Alfred
$35,000,000
the
was
New
reached
Haven
between
in
the
them
Grand
as
to
nature
the
Central
Terminal
area.
Mr.
ing
the
1479.
stated
that
further
discussions
resulfos|^f those discussions he
necessary
p.
increased
Toledo
McCutchenville.
miles
The
areas,
of
cost
Columbia
390
Ohio
200,000
a
price,
to
of|ate their
^
feels
are
that
planned
it
and
sho"ld
differences in the public >press.—See
pe"dr
not be
V. 184,
Corp.,
and
on
now
15
to
one
small
new
mar¬
will be
financed by The
a
whollv-owned operating
System and
182, p. 656.
Montreal,
Exchange
Oct.
900,000
are
efforts"
selling
Gas
communities.—V.
covering
shares
"best
Inc.
Mining
service
also
construction
Ohio Fuel is
proposed
Columbia
corporation
SEC
the
of
requests authority to abandon
proposed construction would replace.
company
which
System,
The
Securities
This
on
Federal
extension
the
The
the
of
of
Orefield
With
the
the
of
to construct about 18.8 miles of 5 hi-inch,
pipeline, replacing or looping existing facilities
requirements of existing markets in the Dayton
and
pipeline
Gas
subsidiary
filed
retails
natural
gas
in
Canada—Registers
a
registration
statement
with
shares of its $1 par capital stock, of which
outstanding.
The shares are to be offered
by
an
underwriter.
The public offering
basis
commissions,
and
name
of
the
underwriter
are
to
be
of
of
Noranda
and
Rouyn.
of
this
stock
offering
by
the
comnanv
^
Far
East
Line,
Inc.—Secondary
Offering—A
13,100 shares of common stock
Oct. 9 by A, G. Becker & Co. Inc.
at $13.50 per share, with a dealer's concession of 50 cents
per share.
It was completed.—V. 182, p. 656.
(par $5)
Lease-Back
Chairman
of
of
expected
are
Barton
of
Pratt
&
in
the
to
New
lease-back
has
gauges,
in
Board, on
be completed
York
of
West
City]
the
for
land
Hartford,
and
Conn.
which
1,250,000
feet
square
Penn-Texas
is
of
represented
New
backlog of orders entailing a sub¬
well as the addition of new facil¬
September were the largest
growing
as
months
ended
period
and
Corp.,
the
In.
history
the
of
company."
a
manufacturer of insulated wire for
cable
for the Signal
Corps and
manufacturers.
Purchase will be
and will include land, buildings, me¬
companies,
for
appliance
of
exchange
stock,
and Inventory.
acquisition
the
of
Pavvtucket,
wire
to
is
I.,
R.
cable
and
extend
the
Penn-Texas
a
the
for
automotive,
annually.
of
of
is subject to
acquisition
both
the approval of
the' board of
companies.
Completion
Subsidiary Brings in Large Well—
largest well ever brought In by the Tex-Penn-Oil
15 by W. L. Moody III of Texas, President of
which Is a subsidiary of Penn-Texas Corp.
The well Is Walton No. 1 in the Agua Dulce Field in Nueces County.
This field is one of the major oil fields in six counties in the Corpus
Christi area of Texas in which Tex-Penn has holdings totaling 12,000
Discovery
&
Gas
with
acres
all.
corporation,
130
With
is
of
and gas wells.
The Walton No. 1 is the
drilling program comprising 15 wells in
barrels
well,
this
for
hours.
24
which
will
reserves
substantially
be
to
increase
barrels,
1,00),000
the announcement concluded.—V.
barrels,
k
calculated
is
approximately
by
reserves
total
that
new
a
500
addition
the
corporation's
mated
under
flow
Present
oil
nroducir.g
drilled
well
first
I
the
of
Corp. was on Oct.
Tex-Penn
than
more
.
the
esti¬
is
it
10,000,000
184, p. 1480.
Penney Co.—September Sales Increased—
(J. C.)
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
184,
offering
made
was
of
Corp.—Asset Value Increased—
$18.82
a
paid
earlier
$19.92
or
and
$15,475,960,
other
value
realized
of
with securities
$94,308,722.
to
31.—V.
total
a
184,
p.
Peoples Drug
p.
of securities
cost
$15,001,199.
was
having
$78,832,761
at market
222.
a
market
its cash posi¬
aid notes—by
from $10,686,680 on
$16,780,023
of
Stores, Inc.—September Sales Up—
1956—9 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
$4,935,987 $44,078,110 $41,487,318
1231.
Corp.
Increased
America—Asset Value
of
Sept. 30,'56 Dec. 31,'55
0f
value
asset
Shares
per
1.
share—
adjustment
$19.67
1,970,400
;
outstanding
•After
184,
sale
$5,256,809
184,
Petroleum
AS
gain on
first nine months, Pennroad increased
government securities,
and
other bonds
tion—casli,
$6,093,343
—V.
30 of
this vear.
On June 30, net assets were $100,each of the 5.032,200 shares than outstanding.
for the
nine
months ended Sept. 30 was
the
During
Dec.
Sept.
on
on
unrealized
Net
assets
period, net investment income was $1,915,536, while
security sales was $12,799,743.
appreciation of Pennroad's investments on Sept. 30
1955
gain
was
net
income
net
like
realized
or
on
investment
the
In
had
company
on
each of the 5,000,100 shares outstanding.
President, announced on Oct. 12.
This compares
share a year ago, after adjustment for the 5% stock
$19.50
or
Gaylord,
247,466,
net
investment
closed-end
dividend
Net
$
$
104,985,376 848,246,605
1120.
p.
Pennroad
This
1956—9 Mos.—1955
$
788,000,291
1956—Month—1955
$
108,273,675
-
s=-~
for
100%
stock
distribution
in
March
1231.
p.
$18.47
*1,642,000
1956.—V.
■
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Acquires
This
is to secure
the financing necessary to carry on a program of further exploration
in order to determine whether commerciapmineral deposits exist.
Upon organization of the company, 900,000 shares were issued to
Michael Tzopanakls,
of Miami and certain other individuals in ex¬
change for the company's mining claims. Denis Colivas, of Montreal,
purchased 500.000 shares at 10 cents per share and 10,000 shares at
15
cents
per share.
purpose
Pacific
par
Silberstein announced that negotiations have
acquisition by Penn-Texas Corp. of certain of
Wire Co. of Lowell, Mass., a division
the
cords
Co.
drectors
Net
organized in October, 1955, for the
exploration and development of its mineral properties as
well
as
for
the
acquisition of other mineral prospects which are
favorable
for
exploration and
development.
It&„.claims are located
in
the southwestern
portion of Desmeloizes Township bordering the
Provinces
of
Ontario
and
Quebec,
north
of
Abitibi and
70
miles
The
the
at
Lowell Insulated
Sales
by amendment.
Orefield Is a Quebec corporation
north
and
Period End. Sept. 30—
Commission—
supplied
purpose
with
ofiered
J.
nine
telephone
of
$1,949,480
"the
serve
be
the
N.
Mr.
for
insulated
with
of natural gas
approximately $772,360 hash
Power Commission announced
the construction
cost
proposes
16-inch
and
and
some
estimated
1.
secondary
Perlman
an
filing,
ket,
7,7
for
this comoany
at
for
company
a
(original cost) less the book reserves for depreciation
which at June 30, 1956, amounted to $127,955; and
pay
to
eastern
tq.be an
p'fogram,
operating
properties
Commission,
State
said
realignment
value
Manufacturers will
New
is
Manufacturers'
transmission
Power
within
appropriate State commission.
the
only
part
the Ohio-Pennsylvania
system-wide
transfer
interstate
and
of
distribution
at
constitute
sold
to
Columbia's
objective
jurisdiction
the
be
to
utility assets of Natural Gas, located in
area
and are already integrated with Manufacturers'
border
Ohio
Oct.
by
Ohio
accepted
The
in
properties
in
12-inch,
been
hearing thereon. ?
The
application
facilities
to
Acquire Lowell Insulated Wire—
equipment
Bradley
Ohio Fuel Gas Co.—To Increase Facilities—
Natural Gas Co. of West Virginia—To Sell Assets—
Co.,
of
peacetime
Overlakes
$97,483,079,
;
notification
of
stock
and
M.
and
inventories,
to
an
—V.
Coast.
the final stages
Shipping Co., Mobile,
the year.—V. 184,
end
is
Oil
"Margaret,"
the
entering
unit
Shell
for
Louisiana
off the
is
&
few
operations
fourth
The
of
16
to
the
tract
in
the
the
of
$10,000,000
& Exploration Co.—Buys Barge—
Gulf
the
the
present line of The
subsidiary which pro¬
electronic, radio,
electrical
and
welding industries.
The
Lowell Insulated Wire Co.,
will be under the supervision of Crescent's President, John M. Sapinsley.
Sales of the combined wire companies will be approximately
Laborde,
addition
Noyes
huge
a
for
supply
duces
accepted
of
waters
secon¬
has
similar
the
open-end' mutual
President, on Oct. 16 announced that the com-'*
delivery of its third offshore drilling unit, the
"St.
Louis."
The
barge
was
completed for the company at New
Orleans by
the American Marine Corp.
It is a submersible drilling
barge designed along the same general < lines as the company's ot ser
two
units, "Mr. Charlie" and "John Haywood" and is equipped with
a
heavy duty drilling rig capable of drilling to 16,000 feet in the open
J.
has
In
F.
increase
Crescent
in
Ocean Drilling
for
of the nation's leading producers of large
one
Elizabeth,
Co.,
Inc. in
Sales
the
Alden
letter
a
91-year
transaction,
lease-backs
Purpose
holds
Its
the
chanical
728.
pany
that
through
unique
innovation
shareholders
were
given
a
capsule
the report of each company in the portfolio.—V. 134,
a
$121,100,000
1480,
Whitney subsidiary
tools
at
any
oi
shares on June 27,
1956.
The report showed
total net assets of $1,477,602 with the market
value of investments at $1,093,969 and cash and receivables at $383,description
sub¬
Some
Vancouver, B. C.—Files
and
Sidney
&
houses
Simultaneously,
its
of
at
negotiations
Lto
cutting
Also Plans
Inc.,
Templeton
M.
at
the
to
stocks.
common
temporary
financing
from the
proceeds.
Con¬
p.
common
President
that
Pratt
Charles
currently
Bridge
John
York,
New
of
York, will follow the same pattern
properties of the organization's Bayway
and its Colt's Patent Firearms Manu¬
facturing
Hartford, Conn.
"In
each
instance,"
he said,
"the primary purpose has been to
provide substantial additional working capital in order to facilitate
the expansion
of operations in these subsidiaries.
Pratt & Whitney
interest.
reported
of
simultaneous
its
stated
as
registration statement with the
Monthly
Investment Plan
Cer¬
M.
Templeton of Englewood
a
filed
20
shares
sale
aud
tools,
by
and the Templeton Investment Research, Inc.-,
investment adviser. The underwriter is N. C. E.
as
corporation
fiscal
the
independent
800
$2,400,000.
President
as
filed
company
1956,
Englewood,
Distributor,
Shares
a
9,
aggregating
their
finance,
area.
Terminal
total
Electronics
&
accounts
open
paid
184,
Corp.—Sale
plant, which
He
company's
High
regular
1,450,000
to
programs
Exchange Commission—
Silberstein,
of
working
generating capability to
generating capability
plant's
raises
be
1957.—V.
Sept.
on
300,000
D.
for
machine
showing
Magnesium
The
NSP's
into
went
used
expansion
incurred ' for
estimated
are
31,
announced
shortly
.stressed
or
Total
26,
Chart
Northern.
added
Dec.
been completed
on
also
companies,
sales
As
>
is
p.
was
both
•
Oct.
for
This
The
for
Paul,
300,000
tificates,
America.
It
holders
are
homes—becomes
by
unit
are
expenditures
Leopold
J.—Registers With SEC—
SEC
direct
of
served
loans,
also to
be
will
and
Whitney West Hartford Properties Nearing Completion
(Minn.)—New Unit—
200,000
sale
,
power
applications
Commission
St.
four-state
Nucleonics,
N.
-
machines
first
recommended
machines,
General
"Erma"
their
programs,
ending
Penn-Texas
1479.
PB,
reading components
business
of
one
Co.
light
to
stock
construction
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
expenses incident to development of oil and gas properties. / V;
the
machines
nameplate.
develop its own
Power
communities
in
unit
new
NSP's
p.
and
processing
and
customers.
Management
has
PB-NCR
by
latter's
elements
for
SEO
per
for
outstanding.
are
X-ray Spectrograph
beams
100,000-kilowatt
plant
than
of
and
equipment
Register
other
of
have
Bank
Association
character
supp'ied
of
pre¬
21.
more
in
cards,
also
States
other
500
$15,000,000
.Oct.
purpose
Punched
handling
for
such
time, expects to
equipped with electronic
expected
are
banking
.American
ink
X-ray
power—enough
generating
150
-systems.
In
12,594,662,
Philips Co., Inc.—New Chart—
J7V2
short-term
coveiing
($1
the
No.
121., Jtp Californium., „( Atomic No. 98)
is available gratis
company's Instruments Division, located at 750 South Fulton
Mount Vernon, N. Y.—V. 184, p. 1125.
and
new
coded
or
the
but
of
The1 corporation
SEC
The
cumulative
on
the
subsidiaries, through loans on
by purchasing new issues of
$11,000,000
secondary
Northern
More
and
to
up
machines,
same
sorter-readers
for
equipment
purchasing
reading heads
sorter-readers to its
the
speeds
data
not
be
mav
as
electronic
with
complete
Pitney-Bowes,
market
NCR,
Pitney-Bowes
a
forms,
accounting
sorter-reader
items,
'
market
the
Avenue,
from original forms, are the only generally
accomplishing these purposes at present.
Pitney-Bowes will build for NCR the me-
of
agreement,
portion
paper
into
at
"read"
business
material
prepared
means
operating
electronically
original
original
usually
chanical
will
information
mechanical
Under
•
1
explained/1
was
other
the
sort
to
tape,
used
it
mintue,
per
on
order
(Atomic
from
business
I
special
machines.
items
but
1125.
p.
characteristic
manufacturers
also
...
;
pre¬
The
A
Pitney-Bowesr manu¬
machines,
and other
mailing
'
markets
business
of
the
requirements.
totals
1,009,000
special meeting
close
finance
debentures.
authorized
preferred
of
With Securities and
offices.
and
National
facturers
stock
the
the
Peace River Petroleums Ltd.,
■
President,
future,
fi lancing
convertible
of
cost
and
such
to
will
additional
which
of
the
at
the
of
immediate
future
no
to
M'achold,
sale
with
to
j
Agreement—^
Pitney-Bowes,
Inc.
announced
on
Oct,
10
a
10-year
agreement
wherein
thev
will
coperate
in
the
development
and production of "sorter-readers" of checks and other
original forms
for
use
in connection
with
electronic data-processing
machines for
; of
the
buildings
and
company
of
.
debentures
essential
J.
the
common
shares
at
capital
statement
issue
stock.
common
Earle
the
for
'
This
Con¬
an
exceeding $50,000,000,
preferred stock and
of
convertible
for
has
authorized
to
Issue
of
the
raise
outstanding
record
not
shares
plans
stock
1,200,000
entitled
stock
common
—V.
of
are
total
to
registration
a
f
proceeds
part,
sidiaries
authorize
to
filed
amendment.
in
823.
p.
de¬
underwriting group headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.
The dividend
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
rate,
struction
program,
no
present
North American
National Cash Register Co.—New
McMaster
months
shares
of
available
be
at
shares
11,556,036
stocks
Stockholders
0
has
common
or
ferred
urethane
of
of
future
near
construction
Mohawk
of
number
stockholders,
company
which
25
184,
184,
For
i
Lighting Corp.—Registers With SEC—
corporation
Pacific's
asked
be
amount
an
number
the
the
shares
Niagara
in the-names
Mulhausen and Karl
Sept.
on
and
by
Corp.—Plans
will
4
in
the
If
States
v.
issued
was
Inc.
/
Dec.
debentures
by
by
technique
permits
products.
2,764,565,
Co.
1479.
above.—V.
Power
on
increase
The
commercial
and
Richmond Gas Co.—Consolidation OK'd
increase
technology involved
by a group of major American
firms
Mobay to use the newly-patented tech¬
being -employed
have
which
products
Kittner
Illinois
1584
pp.
vertible Debentures—
and
patented
injection
an
and
The
are:
184,
1584.
10,
1956,
covering. 200,000 shares of preferred stock (con¬
vertible—cumulative—no par), to be offere for public sale through
by 15 Diesel-electric locomotives, estimated
offering
quickly oversubscribed.
was
p.
Oct.
$1,000,000
manufacturing
basic chemical ingredients
as
Mr.
pressure,
provides
Pacific
This
on
'
the
interest,
V. 184,
see
■v
98.548% for the certificates as 5 Vis.
certificates are subject to the authoriza¬
Commission.
was
Lbuis
the
for
originally
was
commercially
covered by the patent
manufacture of urethane
the
which
The
by* R.
which
in
in
used
basis
tails,
bid
the
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.
Niagara
and
....
mixed
.' foams,
the
26
St.
of
accrued
to maturity, were
bid of 98.51%.
Net
See
foams
Co.,
Co.
a
and Hornblower & Weeks and associates, of
$15,000,000 4%% debentures due Oct. 1, 1971, at 98.67% and
onvt" basic
Germany,
resins
is
invention
nique,
.
which
Sept.
on
Chemical
Chemical
Leverkusen,
of
and
quality control of the process
ana
Mobay
according
Inc.
Commerce
Co.—V.
&
the
synthetic
M'obay.;
The
of
Monsanto
chemistry,
Ba^er company
by
\
of
A.
isocyanate
Isocyanate
-process.
made
announcement
an
joint venture
a
of
$3,408,074.
Associates
Hutchinson
Monsanto Chemical Co.—New Patent Issued-—
;
A patent has been issued by the U. S. Patent Office
/process for manufacturing flexible and rigid polyurethane
<
Hutzler
sale
Interstate
New York
r
5.125%,
issue is to be secured
cost
v
be" spent
XT'
to
of
The
When
available.
The
company's
contemplated through 1957
p.
Bros.
Issuance
extension and
system.
Sutgr"loans
is
to
Solomon
short-term
the
exceed
4.75%
awarded to the group on Oct. 16 on
20. -"f
Nov.
on
to
for
$1,236,000
1957.—V.
and
price
the.
common
55
Pacific Finance Corp. (Calif.)—Debentures Sold—The
offering to the public, made on Oct. 9 by Blyth & Co.,
Inc.
addi¬
used
and
Co,
&
one
expire
become
progress
of
RR.—Equipment
Stuart
bas
used
expected
Hartford
&
Offered—Halsey,
subscription
is involved.
with
par
subscription
distribution
gas
not
are
on
be
were
Haven
Certificates
The
$5
for
held.
to
will
which
York, New
Trust
the
its
underwriting
expected
of
and
1956,
then
No
New
-
(1731)
associates offered on Oct. 17 $2,715,000 of 5Vs %
equipment trust certificates, maturing annually May 1,
1957 to 1971, inclusive.
The certificates, scaled to yield
statement
of
shares
30,
shares
financing
proceeds
at
Oct.
ten
program
estimated
shares
these
amendment.
$1,000,000
aggregate
is
of
of
•improvement
;the
by
warrants
the
offer
record
each
proceeds
loans
bank
of
for
supplied
30,000
to
proposes
registration
a
covering
1956,
stockholders
tional
is
11,
company
mon
filed
corporation
Oct.
on
The
The Commercial arid-Financial Chronicle
.,.
Patent—
acquired exclusive
device used for injecting
pellets to caponize poultry and stimulate the growth of beef
11 announced that it has
corporation on Oct.
rights to U. S. Patent No. 2,502,909 covering a
hormone
cattle
0
According
and
sell
"Capette"
and
the
Frv,
the
produce
and the
made by Wick
widely used in
to John E. McKeen, President, the company will
patented injection device called an implanter
brand
Inc. of
of diethylstilbestrol, pellets formerly
Cumberland, Ind. Both products are
poultry industry.—V.
183, p.
1971.
\
Fickands, Mather & Co., Cleveland, O.—Lease—
See
Canadian
Javelin,
Ltd.
above.—V.
134, p. 337.
.
!
t ,]
on
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—Signs New
See
National
Cash Register Co.
Agreement—
above—V. 184, p. 1126.
m
56
(1732)
The Commercial and Financial
date
(Ohio) said on Sept, 25
they had formed a new company to make calcined carbon, for use
{principally as electrode material in the aluminum, electro-metalluiglcal
chemical
and
and
company
Oil
Standard
the
Co.
industries,
*
joint venture will be known
plant will be at Cresap, W. Va.,
its
in
Cleveland,
Joseph
capacity
of
165.000
Standard
Oil
Consolidation
materials
—V.
184,
tons.
(Ohio)
Co.
will
be
p.
petroleum
coke
See
Coal
above.—V.
directors
Oct.
15
-97.6%
tar
of
184,
The
V.
Tablet
184,
the
pledged in favor of
Ohio, will handle all
Cleveland,
the
the
company
by
started
was
824.
p.
cents
31,
1956,
will
continue
commensurate
by
necessary
with
the
demands
Firm—•
(O.)
$637,500
thfe
board's
earnings,
the
upon
in
to
company
conservative
view
the
of
Dr.
F.
Edwards
M.
also
dynamic,
annual
meeting
has
in
presenting for stockholders
increase in authorized common
an
Ke-Mark
Securities
The
thus
covering
shares
99,630
of
letter
a
class
cumulative
A
with
the
—This
Sold
Co.—Bonds
This
Oct. 17, has ar¬
ranged to place privately through Blyth & Co., Inc., an
issue of $16,000,000 4 lA % first mortgage bonds due 1986.
—V. 184, p. 1480.
it
company,
announced
was
on
of
corporation
its
Sieel
The
erection
Procter &
filed
Gamble
Procter
Gamble
Steel
Profit
Purchase
Participations %n
ticipations
in
Procter
Gamble
&
the
Stock
the
Sharing
Plan,
registration statement
a
3.500
with
the
Profit
The
SEC
holders
$2
Oct.
11,
and
1956,
100,000
-SEC
covering a
mortgage bonds
1086.
the
is
It
bonds
In
4956,
net
and
payment
struction
current
of
of
of
of
portion
a
&
exp.
bank
of
cost
the
the
bank
loans
A
of
of
1956
and
STATEMENT
the
OF
of
in
for
31,
Rockwell, Jr.,
has purchased
of
Unibn Metal
parking
meter
balance
at
Oct.
on
Net
at
}vill
in
the
of
which
$
$
make
41.839,444
3.708,274
3,647,935
13,754,279
taxes
to
were
of
•Code
to
tBased
16.860,136
15,591,168
21,573,422
11,837.318
17,820,664
15,783,040
3,753.850
5,754,090
5,790,373
.
paid
9,911.608
9,864,432
9,900.036
9.864,408
$1.70
$1.58
$2.38
*$2.19
amounts
for
instead
the
deferred
for
the
the
on
provided
as
straight-line
number
of
tax
in
Federal
income
or.
income
the
as
166-inch
a
the
Alvin
manufactured
Co.
at
result
Internal
the
on
The
filed
shares
which
on
dividends
The
Production contracts
this
Rea.
first
production
at
is
Ballistic
manufacture
model
on
Sept.
.scheduled
Test
for
Facility,
of
of
the
the
new
♦
tne
M".ro^ ®nd
184, p,
—V.
II
Oct,
on
9
computers
computer,
completed
earlier
digital
com¬
is
to
E, I.
Du
the
Font
de
Air
said
Force
the
converters
Naval Air Missile
Nemours
&
Co.
the
at
also
Edwards
Center
at
Branch,
Pasadena
in
include
Air Force
Point
orders
Base
Mugu,
at
Calif,
$5,220,000
of
4%
equipment* trust certificates,
Y, maturing semi-annually
May 15, 1957 to 1971,
inclusive.
The certificates,
second and final instalment
series
,? \s^ue of $11,820,000,
to
were priced to yield from
d.75%
4%, according to maturity. The
group won
award of the issue on
Oct. 17 on a bid of
99.2837.
*«H4sSey' Stuart & c°-
Inc—bid 99.0659%
/,f^htalTCnefoa,.c^;Sal^0f the certificates
the
Interstate Commerce
<rf
for
»miTinmrenrtireff1SSUt"
certificates,
also
are subject to the authorization
certiUcates is
'
t0
gondola
TT±S0Coi!tesJn
Securities
Union
&
C0St
cars
and
offorin8
Co.
and
to be secured bv the following
$16-519.955; 1.000 all-steel hopper cars!
40
all-steel
Drexel
are:
Stroud
&
Co.
box
announced
of
on
Edward
Oct.
to
E.
15.
Helm
as
Resigning
President
as
of
President,
this
company
James
W.
was
Corey-
of
4%%
extended
convertible^ debenture
with
warrants.
The
of
the
the
issue
other
from
substantial
a
part
and
the
"silent
the
Black-
equipment
These
widely
9
tool
Shows
and
New
revealed
in
and
the
movements
are
speed
dicing,
by
the
Na¬
will
will
be
marketed
from
papers
through
the
Rocky
its
Mountain
new
be
unusable'
offered
for
sales
A
end
of
October.
The
land
and
Lake
Period End.
—V.
will
Lake
acquired
was
Ruberoid,
Utah
Roof
to
to
building
market
Utah,
said
producer
in
11,
a
and
by
transfers
abrasive
machined
of
building materials,
plants purchased from
several
be
to
rail
Idaho
and
Safeway
at
transportation
—V.
Salt
Nevada.—V.
Lake
City
the
other
give
good
service
will
Ruberoid
various
company's
will
184,
sales office
and
materials
Net
the
harder
penetrates
"
addition
In'
also
to
is
Increased—
the
Bank.
State
Vice-President
of
and
He
member
was
New
also
of
of
the
the
Guaranty
executive
184,- p.
Ltd.
of
Trust
Co.,
committee
the
Bank¬
of
Stock
James
—
Finance-Co.—Buys Newark
will
cash
pay
for
all
of
the
(N.
of
J.)
Firm—
American
Na¬
Finance Corp.
of.. Newark,
N. ■ J., subject
to the approval of
American National stockholders, Paul A.
Appleby, President of Seaboard,
The
board
offer
poration
Oct.
will
of
American
recommend
at
a
the
National
sale
and
special meeting
have already
liquidation of
on
Oct.
29,
approved
the cor¬
Mr.
Appleby
.American
National, with receivables outstanding in excess of $6,000,000,
has 21
offices
located
in
Connecticut,
New
Jersey.
Maryland.
Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Virginia.
The acquisition will raise
Seaboard's
Canada
total
to
number
364.—V.
184.
of
p.
offices
in
the
United
States,
Hawai,
and
1586.
Sequoia Process ..Corn.—Licencing
See
W.
R.
by
1,
Grace
&
Co.
above.—V.
181,
p.
at
for
14
the
the
time
at
such
St.,
Boston,
purchase
from
mortgage
bonds.—V.
application
an
holders
Act,
of
the
with
with
Mass.,
to
184,
to
up
of
company
to
repay
11
the
a.m.
above-
1586.
p.
Modify Indenture—
the
SEC
to
respect
least
at
used
are
expected
Construction ex¬
sale.
the
filed
be
which
purposes
of
first
Indenture
the
will
Oct.
on
1986,
$3,960,000.
Federal
49
bonds
Oct.
on
11, 1956.
subject to
proposal,
a
two-thirds
in
principal
amount
first
1956.
Such
proposal
relates
to
property additions available as
bonds.—V. 182, p. 657.
of
the
determination
the
basis
for
Counties
Gas
Co.
of
the
of
the
issue
California—To
This
company filed an application with the SEC
under
the Trust Indenture
Act; with respect to a
to approval by the holders of at
least two-thirds in
its
outstanding
of
Modify
1,
1956.
of
amount
Such
additional
11,
proposal,
mortgage bonds
(of
modify certain provisions of
in
a
new^supplemental
relates
to
proposal
additions available as
property
bonds.—V.
Oct.
on
subject
principal amount
varying series,
aggre¬
first
gating $47,834,000), to
indenture, as provided
Southern
182,
first
mortgage
to
be
determination
the
basis
860.
p.
its
indenture
the
for the
dated
of
the
Issue
of
-
Natural
Gas
Co.—Acquisition Approved—
common
shareholders 011 Oct. 16 approved
by an overwhelming
company's plan to acquire The Offshore
Company and other
from Southern Production Co., Inc.
the
plan calls for Southern Natural Gas to issue
367.491 of its com¬
to Southern
Production in exchange
chiefly for 67,550
<67.55% of the capital stock) and a
$9,000,000 6% subordinated
note due 1964 of The Offshore
Company.
Also to pass to Southern
Natural in the deal are. the entire
capital stock and a $281,250 prom¬
issory note of Frederic R. Harris, Inc., New York
engineering firm,
and the rights to "Timcoat," a new mastic
pipeline coating intended
for use in underwater applications.
"
mon
shares
The
acquisition of Offshore, with its drilling equipment, is
expected
place Southern Natural in a favorable position to bid for or
obtain
to
from
other
operators
lands.
merged
Frederic
to
R.
develop
be
or
basis.—V.
or
participations
therein
covering
sub¬
specialist in marine work, is
conducting studies
improve drilling equipment used by Offshore in its
and
to
leases
Harris,
and
operations,
"Timcoat,"
valuable
swamp
184,
in
while
still
in
installation
and
areas
of
the
development
Southern's
through its
stage, is
pipelines in
own
by others
use
on
contract
a
1626.
p.
-
Southern Production Co., Inc.—Plans
This
company
various
assets
"Subject, to
A <*reement—
963.
'~7T |
expects
as
complete
to
approved
completion
by
of
intention
of
directors
a
cash
one-fifth
for
and
each
holders
cn
&
share
of
Oct.
Gas
first
the
sales,"
of
the
of
of
next,
Oct.
T.
to
stock
of
not
on
sale
of
Chairman
16,
"It is
the
board
than
Natural
Nov.
on
Nov.
to
less
Southern
payable
business
Oct.
recommend
of
the
its
11.
Chenery,
letter mailed on
Production,
close
Liquidating Div.
1,
on
C.
distribution
share
a
Southern
at
a
management
liquidating
of
record
the
Nov
on
shareholders
the Board, advised shareholders in
Holders
stockholders
SL'C
due
Indenture—
18.
of 'directors
and
to
received
Trust
additional
shares of
tional
the
be
at
of
estimated
are
outstanding
present
assets
the
Winnipeg,
of Scurry-Rainbow at $3.33 Vb a share, it
on
Oct. 16 by Thomas H.
Jones, Jr.,
Chairman of the Board.—V. 184, p. 1586.
on
construction
1956
company
amount
Mr.
of
announced
announced
for
$3,000,000
$3,000,000
the
its
with
mortgage bonds 1 of varying series, aggregat¬
ing $142,572,000), to modify certain provisions of its first
mortgage
indenture, as provided in a new supplemental indenture to
be
dated
treasury stock
company
sale
Southern California Gas Co.—To
This
under
expected
Richardson & Sons, investment banking firm,
Canada, has purchased, for investment, 90,000
This
$50,351,50^
shares
1586.
Sale
statement
the
Nov.
submerged
—
1956—39 Wks.—1955
The
$1,481,375,224
former Superintendent
a
York.—V.
Scurry-Rainbow Oil
Seaboard
will
on
assets
1956—40 Wks.—1«55
merchandising consultant for the Chrysler Corp.
being
trustee
a
Bowery Savings
for
is
1062.
p.
Higher—
Co.—Registers With SEC—
registration
a
from
in
mentioned
trade
Schick Inc.—Elects Two New Directors—
Philadelphia and
in
locations.
the
to
James II. Carmine, a director of Philco
Corp. and William R. White,
Vice-President of
the Guaranty Trust Co. of New York have been
named directors of Schick, Inc.
Mr. Carmine, retired as President of
Philco Corp. in April, 1956, but
remained a director.
He is also a director of the American Meter Co.
of
Sales
$5,815,846 $54,903,485
incurred
loans
The
Sales
1956—4 Wks.—1955
was
brittle
more
tool
$3,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
pubi c sale at competitive bidding.
for
aggregate
vote
__________$157,518,992 $153,249,497 $1,516,230,361
184, p. 1396.'
;
it
process,
and
ultra-sonic
covering
penditures
(EST)
Power
filed
proceeds
bank
to
668.
p.
Stores, Inc.—Current
Per. End. Oct. 6—
Sales
the
impulses
cutting
a
with
The
1956—4 Wks.—1955
Pacific
offered
Dec.
asbestos-cement
manufactured
and
acquired the
the American
'
products,
ultra-sonic
these
or
not be machined.—V. 184,,
$6,592,990
company
1956,
of
Woodward..
Mr.
1952.
asphalt
products
truck
1955,"
of
one
as
Corp.
addition
In
in
leading
a
property
Asphalt
Sept. 29
Southern
handling
Salt
pro¬
ultra¬
be
the company's full line of products will be
City. Customers in the Salt Lake City area
will be supplied
with asphalt roofing materials from Ruberoid's new
up-to-date asphalt roofing plant in Denver, Colo., Where a broader line
of products is made.
"This step has been planited since the Denver
in
this
1232.
p.
Sierra
This
sale.
office
and
industrial
market
generated
and
of
controlled
bgfip|*ef they could
„L—
184,
Dec.
buildings
Ultra-
announced
for
and
impulses
engineers here.
the faster the
cut,
Cavitron
Manager of the
major manufacturer
tools.
high
degree
of
variety of cutting, slicing, machining,
embossing operations. All sizes and:
and
cut
the
was
a
C^rp/« of- America—September
Shoe
approval
area.
Salt
the-
field.
sound"
oscillations
perform
be
Sheffield
to
the
of
machines
produce
electrically
to
can
to
"silent
engraving
explained
plant may begin before the end of this year.
another mill in Au Sable, N. Y., producing
bond, ledger, and foodboard as well as other
other
at
General
Sheffield,
industrial
uses
of
mechanical
shapes
operates
and
"Silent
Ohio,
craftsmen
for
dentistry,
Welch,
precision
Cavitron
in
in
T.
Division.
special
by
technique
geometric
offset,
newsprint
To
for
Cleveland,
individual
adaptation
an
used
Jack
Tool
waves
speed
material
by
solely
Cavitron
Bids
design of the plant has been completed
Company of New York. According to David
& J.
Rogers Co., it is possible that actual
The
the
presented their bonds
said —V. 184, p. 1586.
sound"
Exposition
unit,
new
Oct.
licensed
precision and
is
&
J.
of
offer,
Cutting Machine—
manufacturers
controls
is
frequency
Black-Clawson
the
of
30
for
issue
original
have
company
Dayton, O.—Announces
Machine
high
1,500
Besides
cars.
&
Co.;
Eastman,
Dillon,
Inc.—V." 184, p. 1480.
Reliance Electric &
Engineering Co.—New President
Election
grinders
and
machine
up
tons.
said.
the
Commission.
all-steel
Ohio,
The
135
Reduction
Base
contracts
for
Test
1d35.
Data
57%
Process
into
•
of
at i the
maintained
ing
to
Reading Co.—Equipment Trust
Certificates Offered—
Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler and associates on Oct. 18 of¬
600
pulnwood
Hamilton,
furnishing
Johnson
of
mill
continued
was
fered
Y.
speeds
of
Stanley Woodward, President, announced oil Oct. 15 that asphalt
roofing manufacturing operations at Salt Lake City, Utah, will be dis¬
White
20.
delivery
^a' President,
Readix
company's "commercial
Edwards
analog-to-digital
announced
new
Calif.
December.
for
were
its
its
Offer—
had
it
divi¬
and
converters
Monica,
delivered
was
Del.,
in
use
Santa
unit
Wilmington.
A. unit
in
now
service
second
of
__
aggregating $275,000
the
analog-to-digital
is
year,
puting
for
company
the
N.
capacity
type
Machine
Ruberoid Co.—Discontinues Operations at
City Plant—
524.
(J. B.) Rea Co., Inc.—Awarded Orders—
that
announced
hand-type
on
high
of
has
amended
its
registration
statement
recently
with the SEC
and now
plans to issue and sell $1 500.000 6'?
mortgage bonds due 1968 and .300,000 shares of common
stock
$li
in units of one $500 bond
and
100 shares
The
Paper
at
at
specialties.
Fast
fpar
of
stock.
offering is to be made through Crerie &
Co., Houston, Toxas,
Dixon, BretoCher Noonan, Inc.,
Springfield, 111. See also V. 184, p.
and
the
and
Fall
industry's fast-growing technique of converting high
impulses into safe, high-precision cutting and ma¬
equipment
to,be
enginering and
H.
index,
continue
1480.
p.
corporation
"by this
by
newsprint
daily
mill.
company
Colorado
Revenue
method.
the
cutting jmd '^nachining process, it was stated, thus
permitting
both .industry anwiriaftsmen to use
many new materials once thought
<
cantilever
Watertown,
32-lb.
total
a
division
President
bristol,
in
"first
Black-Clawson
continuous
which
Rogers
Wollin,
income
a
purposes
entering
now
power.
gaging
the
(N. Y.)—Plans New Mill—
Roberts
Pandia
Preliminary
by
plant
from
taxes
Federal
method
of
transferred
Federal
for
average
184,
to
524.
p.
Puerto Rican Jai Alai, Inc.—Amends
Registration—
The
pertaining
,
years-digits
on
23,574,754
on
reflect
paid.—V.
were
subsidiaries
2.C65.129
5,700,371
depreciation
1954
to
29,338,922
3,134.157
5,643,419
share
provision
the
32,352,330
1,548,846
4,275,256
13.380,670
shs.
com.
computing
sum
21,415,270
2,355.096
4.218,682
div.
com.
com.
♦Restated
■of
Co.,
Metal
that
12,500 522
3,479,406
per
Union
17
Meter Co., a
Canton,
Ohio,
and
refining equipment
from
the Shartle
division
at
Middleto(wn,
Ohio, are being engineered and installed by the
Black-Clawson or¬
.
46,106,609
use
comporation's
The
Oct.
on
Parking
pulp
'
30,063,205
to
Cutting
tapping,
standard
with
Fourdrinier^
Clawson's
237,151,659
236,328
utilize
minute,
41,603,116
23,433,914
divs.
JEarns.
Dual
representation, and its parking meters
States, Canada, Germany, Belgium and
184,
Black-Clawson
to
per
the
*1956—12 Mos.—* 1953
22(5,290
dividends
of
the
United
paper" machine,
ganization
45,8:0,219
___
chining
Sonic
Sales
feet
1957.
33,142,138
dividends
no.
cash
Manufacturing
sales
the
in
will
designed
be
154,751
Balance
Avge
announced
President,
cents
i
debentures
Congress
small
ultra-sonic
sonic
18.
Fourdrinier
ap¬
29,908.454
income
-Common
922.
p.
year's
quarter
31
or
.
of
I
Available for
v
184,
and
Co.—Acquisition—
for
other
present.—V.
mill
The
>
sion
33,042,046
$1.40 div, pref. com. dlv.
time
speed
of
the
first
newsprint mili jp the Rocky Mountain
the United States,
to be
erected
at
Silt,
Colo.,
by this
is expected—to get underway next spring or even sooner with
operations scheduled to begin the latter part of 1957, it was announced
the
225,548,534
Income deductions
■Preferred
Y.—V.
Cleveland
in
business.
world-wide
has
con¬
248,734,616
income
both
of
board
Gross
three
of
about
Construction
region
general
1956,
169,309,211
.
N.
operates plants
5%
portable
Metals
company,
1956
100.142
income
Brooklyn,
also
is
company
17
exchange
Corp.,
demonstrated
"
of
187,654,851
income
Division
F.
construction
Operating
Other
"wall
light
equipment may
new
last
over
for the second
with $260,848
to expire on Oct.-15.
Assent of two-thirds of
4%%
issue is needed to
make the plan effective.
Development
(J. & J.) Rogers Co.
1/
December,
199,217,665 294,634,635
"Electrunite"
the
Nov.
INCOME
$
220,696,897
taxes
with
made
Aug.
of
Oct.
Ultrasonic
new
first
expansion
to provide
Mich.,
10%
or
Net earnings
compared
the
refunding
purchase
used
were
As
major
a,
Ferndale,
production
Manufacturing
manufactured
are
Autralia
in
and
assets"
Dual
company's current
loans
$
Oper.
the
sell
at
for
.
$50,000,-
mature
for
and
1956—9 Mos.—'T955
____
the
0
of the company was estimated
which $52,100,000 has been or
program
COMPARATIVE
revenues
to
bids
issue
construction.
proximately $226,000,000, of
expended in the last five months
■Operating
"certain
stock,
the
of
including
Period End. Sept. 30—
and
the
company
subsidiary
the
19*56.
short-term
of
Proceeds
construction
competitive
14,
of
financing will be used for the company's
including payment of approximately $60,-
$69,000,000
purposes,
1950
expects-, to
common
this
purposes,
program.
corporate
Nov.
this
par.—V|. 184, p. 1126.
1,
Ohio,
^Willard
covering
Par¬
shares
a, registration
statment
$50,000,000 of first and
of
Nov.
invite
to
shares
the
issue
company
proceeds
of
filed
dated
about
the
corporate
■000,000
be
to
or
1,000,000
The
16
proposed
planned
on
addition,
general
Oct.
on
for
plant
plans
new
a
Tubes
and
Rockwell
Co.
3,500
^
company
Procter
Gamble
Plan,
announced
year
with
•
1396,
p.
given approval,
or
enable
cessing,
The
&
Dividend
Plan,
stock,
Plan,
Procter
on
Sharing
Purchase
common
Dividend
and
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—Registers
000 With SEC—To Receive Bids Nov. 14—
The
Elyria,
Co,—Registers With SEC—
Gamble
&
Stock
of
18
Division
com¬
a
compared
was
the
Sound"
Envision—
buildin* and purchase of
$3,000,000, T. F. Patton, President, said.
some
The
The
Oct.
on
Tubes
equipment
tubing.
conduit
\
■fk
and
Corp.—To Expand
and
space
cost
Steel
period
same
$955,200
of America—Extends
on
1,
of
Sheffield
(par 80 cents) to be offered at $1.75 per share, through Frank
Edeniield & Co., Miami, Fla. The proceeds are to be used for the
completion of a sulphur mill, working capital, etc.—V. 183, p. 2540.
Privately
announced
share
a
SEC
preference
stock
Republic
Electric
General
to
$5,666,582
were
share
a
"the
184,
new
tional
Portland
out
Corp.
for
Sept.
holders
L.
1908.—
the
for
amounted
$5,158,068.
cents
pointed
pen."—V.
exchange
participating
of
51
corporation
its offer to
days
date
notification
of
net" sales
sales
share
a
taxes
$1.09
or
same
period a year ago. The tax reserve for the second
$454,000 compared with $272,200 in the similar period
Eeck
The
to
Co., Inc., Miami, Fla.—Files With
filed
4
Vice-President,
$894,097
the
$9,700,000
Oct.
Executive
were
first six months.'
year's
or
Sheraton
Exchange Commission—
on
in
fountain
value common stock for future corporate use
Chemical
and
company
Beck,
income
quarter
quarter
Mr.
approval
stock
A.
buying seasonWith a good backlog of orders and the heaviest
advertising program we have had since the introduction of our Snorkel
steadily increasing
electrical
manufacturing
authorized
G.
Christmas
on
ex¬
the
meet
last
quarter was
last year.
expected
for
$418,199
share
a
directors
policy
large
for
Second
were
made
by
acquisition
directors
the
at
Provision
ago.
stock
split.
The
holders of record
to
$10,899,393,
1.
earnings for the first half
pared with $613,182 or 74 cents
share
per
of
Oct.
Net
1924.
50
will be considered at the meeting of the
shareholders meeting in January.
It is
2,000,000 shares of $5 par
—V. 182, p. 2767.
1585.
p.
Oct.
of
three-for-two
a
the
directors
dividends
plan.
The Cleveland Trust Co.,
tendered in the®transaction.
stock
sales
on
dividend
a
proposed
payable
the
Is
industry."
outstanding stock of The Olive Tablet Company
the
been
approved
be
1956
second
following
that
this corpora¬
tion of the outstanding stock of The Olive Tablet Co. of Columbus,
Ohio.
Under the plan, Plough, Inc. will exchange 37,500 of its com¬
mon
shares for all of the outstanding stock of the Tablet company.
on
will
declared
15
and
X,
General Manager
J956.
held
-.'The
Plough, Inc.—Acquires Columbus
The
shares
dividend
pansions
Corp.
Oct.
cn
byJshareholders)
coke. These are the two major raw
the plant. Plant construction is under
tentatively' scheduled lor January, 1958.
at
Co.—Proposed Merger-
Clinchfleld
Nov.
offices.
new
as Vice-President and
reporting the; proposed stock split which will be submitted for
approval at the annual meeting of" shareholders on Jan. 17, 1957, Mr.
Con# stated, "Dividend policy following the stock
split (if approved
customers'
Pitlston
their
sinccTast January, joined Reliance in
common
25,
bfVh? Board of Directors.
assume
hasyserved
In
coal
are
directors
Oct.
Pittsburgh
and
company
the
cash
.
used
operations
1585.
Co.
said
supply
will
supply
will
that
Initial
way.
President,
both
who
The
on
and the principal offices i will be
0>
the plant would have a yearly
Ohio.
Pursglove Jr.,
Carbon
Helm,
the
of
'
Mountaineer
the
as
Chairman
which
on
Mr.
_
The
made
was
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co.—New Plant—
This
Chronicle... Monday, October 22, 1956
16
$33
Gas
to
of
the
of
in
Co,
stock¬
9."
of
11
approximately 80% of the Southern Production Co.
stock,,
approved the sale of oil and gas properties to Sinclair Oil
Co.
subject to a reserved production payment, sale of the
pro¬
payment,; sale
of
the company's
interest
in
The
Offshore
Company and other assets to Southern Natural Gas Co. and dissolution
duction
of
Southern
Production
Southern
Union
Co.,
Inc.—V.
Gas
184,
p.
Co.—Stock
1170.
Offered—The
com¬
is offering to its common
stockholders of record
Sept. 26 the right to subscribe on or before Oct. 30 for
171,187 additional shares of common stock (par $1) at
$18 per share on the basis of one new share for each
pany
twelve shares held
(W. A.)
Net
sales
$11,586,802,
Sheaffer Pen Co.—Sales Up 6%—
for
an
the
first
increase
six
of
months
more
of
than
the
6%
current
over
last
fiscal
year's
*
year
first
1
The
The
were
half
(with an oversubscription privilege).
offering is not underwritten.
to
proceeds
property.—V.
are
to
184,
be
used
p.
1232.
to
pay
for additions
and
improvements
Number 5579
Volume 184
this
of
April
Statesman Insurance Co.,
company
eysetms of Graben Gas &
of Oklahoma, consisting
The
of approximately 86 miles of natural gas
transmission lines
and
distribution properties serving approximately
1.250 consumers in a number of small towns and communities in the
Co.
general
of
area
company's
the
The
Oct.
of
properties
of
184.
Co.
of
Canadian
stock
common
covering
the
proposed offering
withdrawn or.
a
$2.50)
(par
increased
367.
p.
above.—V.
183,
dated Oct.
18,
stockholders says
to
in
part:
it
announced
was
Construction
of
Co.
16.
Oct.
on
plant
unit,
between
and
75,000
100.000
feet in area and costing more than $2,000,000, will begin shortly
tract, north of Phoenix, Heroert C. Bostwick, Division
Manager, said.
\
The electronics company also plans to begin preliminary manufac¬
turing operations with a limited number of technical specialist? in
30,000 square* feet of leased space at the Arizona State Pair Grounds,
Phoenix, beginning in January, 1957.
The Sperry Phoenix Company will utilize its Arizona manufacturing
facility for the development and production of advanced electronic
flight and engine control systems for drone and manned aircraft,
Mr. Bostwick said.—V. 184, p. 1397.
—
/
square
an
480-acre
a
"The
with
Fire
Marine Insurance Co.—Secondary
&
share.
per
It
75% completed.—V. 172,
was
This
office
Y.i
ily
mal
the
field
a
handle
now
Albany
also
Albany
companies. ' The
under waiting
which
office,
been
has
of
kilowatt
explortaion
electric
has
furnace
of
installed
been
for open pit or trackless
reconnaissance drilling in the
wide
of
zones
tons."—V.
10,600,000
183,
183, p.; 177.
Standard Gas & Electric Co.—Claims Settled—
SEC
The
ing
Standard
Gas
$3,500,090
a
Oct.
on
announced
16
of
allowance
an
Co.
Electric
&
Issuance
of
its ^defense
with
to
against
subsequently
claim
Untermyer
&
b%sis of a compromise fee of $861,000.)—V.
settled
was
j
183, p. 2338.
there.
motel
motel
resort
e
Standard
This
company
(Indiana)—Research Facilities—
Co.
Oil
its relatively
outgrowing
is
Ind.,
program
and
said.
of
a
facilities
research
new
at
a
Actual
construction
site
floor
will
space,
at'
have
offices
constructed
in
service personnel.— V.
Mortgage
Serial
years.
begin
Fall
is offering to
PROCEEDS—The
second
the
$6
de¬
research
300
of
C.
com¬
President
Cassill
dent
record
net
184,
be
used
for
Oct.
1956,
10,
The
ployees.
340,000
meeting
its
$1
the
SEC
common
par
shares to its officers
shares, of which 150,000
4Q.000
300,000
remaining
of
with
stock.
em¬
are
writing
headed
group
public offering
price
ing
The
and
Lynch,
Pierce,
underwriting
Fenner
pected
to
require
expenditures over
the next
of
approximately
$7,000,000.
The objective of
three
offer¬
Foods,
the
increase
be
used
The
to
the
of
four
th^
discharge
by
costs
part
no
stock
common
the
of
receive
150,000 * shares
of
sale
part
.will
company
selling
this
of
tlie
of
by
issuer
the
will
stockholders.
The
the
prospectus
of
Hook
shares
of
the
136,080
her
Inter
equal
own
A
stock,
34,020
In
the
shares
C.
of
the
<1.1% ),
and
34,330
(22.9%);
the
William
holdings
Hook
of
of
1,750
four
selling stock¬
187,500 shares of
outstanding
the
the
Trustees
shares
trust's
The
of
Sherman,
Sherman
and
Sherman
Helen
Executor
common
Helen
and
of
proportions
(53.3% );
Execu-
will
last
Turner," Trustees of
shares
common
100%
or
Trust,
B.
Surviving.
the
79,900
William
137,320
Wellmore
(22.7%);
sell
and
Executrix
of
under
shares
common
Vivos
Turner,
to
testament. of
holdings
7,000
B.
Trustees
propose
Turner,
and
shares
common
holders
B.
Hook-said
holdings of
-class
319,600
will
trust's
Sherman
C| Sherman
i
of
last
Welltnore
Surviving
Sherman,
Q.
Wellmore
the
Helen
John
holdings
and
under
and
and
Executor
testament
trust's
Sherman
M.
and
aggregate.
chips,
which
machine
with
last
corporation
the
announced
card
IBM
an
makes 3it
which
the
week
connects
punch
possible to obtain
to
sales
a
reports
preparation of the original invoice.
as
the Systematics Model 20240 Intercoupler,
Known
a
-
With
lias
its
City
in
in
nine
located
is
office
Hermosa Beach, Calif., Systematics,.Inc.
major cities.
The corporation's New York
facilities
plan)
Oiflces
sales
250
at
East
43rd
Street.
To Build
•
•
,
.
New Million-Dollar
Announcement
in
company
of
President.
will
of
be
the
first
full
marginally
expanded
1957.
a
phase
of
plant
will
capacity.
punched
it
will
are
employ
on
Oct.
12
plant,
the
by
plant
of
M.
Spayd,
A.
containing
It
this
above
a
approximately
fully
is
forms and
integrated
Other
Dayton, Ohio;
facility.
in
will
be
350
this
that
Wash.,
Spokane,
is
corporation,
with
offices
reorganized.—V.
being
183,
Paulsen
1520.
422
at
p.
TelAutograph Corp.—New President—Omits Dividend
As
the
York,
Pa.;
when
tne
and
ui.i.s
is
fifth
of
tne
Oakland
".
it
issue
of
of
the
expansion
$6,500,030
offering in 40 years.—V.
184,
of
the
p.
1273.
program
and
company's
first
Mr.
a
nent
tl.e
wave
Zorite
The
such
Lee
beer, elected as President, Chief Executive Of¬
corporation to replace Louis R. Kurdn who
has
of ill
because
Lee
Lerner
of
E.
Director of this
is
health.
also President
Stores.
and
Corp.
directors
TelAu'ograph's
■
recently
stock,, the
and
resigned
of
plant
company's
manufacturing
•
part
Raymond
t.ie
manu.acture
Baird
1,;03
900
Co
&
Weeks
Burge
&
Kraus
&
Leaiy & Co.—__
503
Bateman. Eichler & Co,—-,500
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.-— 1 500
Flair
Inc.l__.____— 1,500
Inc
2,50-1
Co.
&
Blyth
Co..
&
Eoettcher
Boswonh,
500
Co.
<fc
Sullivan
He
of
was
formerly
,
Roosevelt-Lee-Magee Co. and a Director
originatoi
ol
the Toni home perma¬
the
was
Director
a
of
Warner-Lamb .rc
and
of
500
adopted
new
growth
a
dividend policy, in
expansion program.
new
and
keeping with
Hcrea ter.
a
percentage of earnings will be retained in the business to
finance research, product development and expansion activities.
In line with this new policy, and in view of the substantial dividends
greater
paid
during the year to
action.
date, the board on Oct, 15 took no dividend
30,
Jan.
the
underwriters
principal
of
Share?
Clark
Fahev.
Fa use t,
Union
Hess
SchoellkopC
1,100
600
500
3,000
Corp._____
700
Frederking
&
50o
Co
600
1,500
Hilliard & Son__.__
B.
Horn blower
&
Weeks
—
Dulles &r. Co., Inc.-:Johnson, Lane, Space & Co.,
500
Janney,
Inc.
-
-
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.
A. M. Kidder & Co
Freres
Higginson
John
700
1,800
Co
2,500
Corp,-.
1,300
700
&
C. Legg & Co
Lehman
L"ster,
Carl
2.500
Brothers
Ryons & Co.
M.
Loeb,
—
Rhoades
600
&
1,803
Co.
700
Irving Lundborg <k Co
See
500
600
600
Langley & Co.___
Lazard
500
1,100
2,500
Peabody & Co.__
Laird, Bissell & Meeds
Laird & Company, Corp
Kidder,
W-. C.
also
V.
184,
__
700
Corp.__" 1,100
Co.—
&
Richards &
J.
1,50(1
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler___
500
Fulton, Reid & Co._
700
Glore, Forgan & Co
2,500
Goldman. Sachs & Co.— 2,500
Granbery, Marache & Co,__
700
Hallgarten & Co
—
1,300
Hrydon, Miller & Co.__.
90o
Haydcn, Stone & Co
1,100
Hemphill, Noycs & Co.___
1.800
Henry Hcrrman & Co
—
500
Fridley,
1,80"
_____—__
700
Co
&
Steele
Inc.__—-
Co.,
Co.
Rowles, Winston <fe Co
Se-
Southwest Co
First
&
Russ & Co., Inc.—
600'
Co.
&
&
Riter
Pont & Co
du
Estabrook
600
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.
500
Rot an, Mosle & Co
;
53t»
L. F. Rothschild & Co.1,80%
Co
&
70O
1,10(>
2,500
...
Dillon,
I.
_
1,303
1,800
Dominick
&
Co._,
&
000
Inc.—
Co.—_______
&. Co
Eastman
Cook
Pacific Northwest Co.__.___
500
Co.
& Co.,
Dickson
Drexel
Newhard,
Reynolds
Skaggs &
Dominick
j
McDonnell & Co.___..______V 700
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane__
2,500
Merrill. Turben & Co., Inc.^
70o
s The Milwaukee Co.—___:—
70t»
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
GOO
Morgan Stanley & Co.___.% 3,00<»
F. S. Moseley & Co
1,500
w. H. Newbold's Son & Co..
600
Reinholdt & Gardner—70v
Union
Davis,
Dittmar &
...
530
Co.,
Dallas
S.
5GO
1,500
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
50"
A. E. Ma?ten- & Co
—
7Ji)
McDonald & Co.——1.10O
600
&
Co._______
House &
M.
R.
—..
Marks <fe Co.__
Coe—_—
Securities Co._
Crowel! Weedon & Co
Curtiss,
Dain
&
Laurence M.
500
500
500
Corp.—
Courts
J.
Mackall
1110.%-—
Clarke
W.
Codings & Co., Inc.
503
& Go.—900
C,
tho
offered, and
the
to purchase fro;n
just , recently
severally agreed
Paine, Webber, Jackson
Curtis ___________ _______ 1,500
Piper. Jaffray & Hopwood__
70O
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
Inc. —
600
R. W. Pressprich & Co..—. 1,30(4
Putnam & Co._—
50O
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc,
70a
Chaplin & Co._
500
Clark, Dodge & Co.1,300
E.-W. Clark
Co
900
Lee
'
have
on
The Ohio Co.—.
Co.,
&
Inc.
Johnston, Lemon & Co
ficer
people
the
Zip: ets.
unit,
of
.
mentioned in
connection with t'ne announcement that Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
&
Beane
had
teen
selected
as
the
managing
underwriters for a
proposed
announced
is
Bldg.-,
approxi-
the size
fee*.
square
production
continuous
become
located
120,000
Initial
manufacturing
company
to
Glendale, Calif.
The
million-dollar
new
made
equipment becomes available
As
expanded
-projected
reaches
major
of
was
[64,000 square feet of floor space, is expected to be compl:tcd
building
The
of
iniddle
by The
-
Ark.,
Uranium Corp., Spokane, Wash.—Being Reorg.
Target
700
900
90a
Hill
,
Construction
; mately
location
the
Fayetteville,
Plant—
.12,003
Co.__
500
J.
-
&
___________________
The First Boston
eliminates
the cost and delay cl
manual keypuncning and card veii.icaiion and
mokes It possible to have reports today on yesterday's sales.
Even
organizations
which
do not at present
have
punch
card
equipment can economically justhy the use of the Intercoupler by
employing an IBM-equipped service bureau which can process car.s
oveinight at relatively low rates.
Already in production, the Intercoupler is available c-n 60-day deit
livtry.
Inc
Co.
&
Elworthy <fe Co
Equitable Securities
device
Bil.ing
automatically
of
Burroughs
Delaware
follows:
as
Barrow,
popcorn
production
are
of
C.
curities
directly
in
stock
has
Co., Inc.
2692.
p.
This
the
Katharine
vtrix
corn
names
which
Read
C.
Systematics Inc., New York—New Developments—
selling
of
processes
for
of
preferred
each
new
shares
Abercrombie
Francis
sale X
lists
stockholders.
Together,
the selling stockholders owned
outstanding capital stock of the company; and each has
agreed to sell 25% of its common stock resulting from the reclassif ca¬
tion of
the old
capital stock into common stock and class A stock.
all
of
company,
Ball,
are
and
other
snack
items,
$15,993,010, and profit of
$416,865 for the fiscal year ended June 2. Sunshine, one of ..the largest
producers of biscuits, crackers and cookies, reported sales-of $119,—
173,092,
and profit of $6,090,873, or $5.96
a
share, in
1955.—V.
168,
of
potato Chips,
reported net sales of
which
the
of
Eaker,
for Gordon's 420,000 shares of capital stock.
stock In exchange
also
Baker, Watts & Co.________
25 announced its acquisition of Gordon
potato-chip producer, is scheduled'for com¬
Ga.,
reserved
business is the transmission of natural
engaged in the production of oil and gas
petroleum produots.
principal
Allyn & Co., Inc._____ 1,500
Auchir.eloss, Parker & Red-
Sept.
on
Atlanta,
Inc,
exceed $300,000,000.
of the 4.50%
con¬
conversion of tho
shall not
conversion
were
incorporated
was
transportation
Dillon.
A.
Inc.—Acquisition—
Biscuits,
corporation
Gordon,
program.
proceeds
committee
for
shares
Shares
to new opportunities
common
to
the
from
management
issued under the
therein, including »
of bonds to be out¬
be
may
series.
Lovett
v
years
five
program
ex¬
;
proceeds
and
time
any one
reserved
314,390
companymis
the
Robert W.
is
program
customers.
Net
the
1
pointed out; "The corporation has
the additional shares of common now
directors
the
at
UNDERWRITERS—The
Increased^—
-
series
more
aggregate
were
and
company's
The
in
number
pletion on Sept. 26. Gordon Stockholders approved the
transaction
at a special
meeting on Sept. 24.
^
Sunshine will effect the acquisition by Issuing 60,000 shares of its
productive
capacity
of
the
company's
existing manufacturing facilities and to add new manufacturing fa¬
cilities
in
strategic
locations
in
order
to
improve
its
service
to
substantially
The
and
Richard
The
amendment.
to
this
issuing
for
plans
1956.
President,
However,
Sunshine
Beane.
&
including,
terms,
employees, are to be supplied by
currently engaged in an expansion
and
is
company
Merrill
by
price
to officers
Stock
shares
series
or
restrictions contained
principal amount
the
to
the
that
one
Its
gas
,
pres¬
outstanding, are to be offered for public sale in equal amounts
issuer and by certa.n selling stockholders, through an under¬
the
The
was
Vice-Presi¬
as
subject
7,186,993 shs.
15,000,000 shs.»
$7)
in
general offices are located at Shreveport, La. The company
owns
all of
the outstanding common
stock of Texas Eastern PennJersev Transmission
Corp., 87.5%. of the outstanding common stock
of Wilcox Trend Gathering System, Inc. and 28%
of the outAanmng
common stock of
Algonquin Gas Transmission Co.
'names Ernes)
Cassill
150,000 shs.
....
(par
bonds
BUSINESS—Corporation
1947.
that arise through research, training
and
expansion.
We
will continue to explore any possibilities that
promise to result in an improved investment for our share owners."
The
corporation currently has 1,196,283 shares of common stock
outstanding. A total of 48,600 shares of $4.50 preferred stock, series «A,
are authorized, of which 19,003 shares are
outstanding.—V. 184, p. 730.
on
and
10,
Oct.
on
Persons,
C.
immediate
110
O.—Registers With SEC
statement
shares
offer
to
proposes
The
registration
a
covering
company
ently
by
filed
company
consideration
160,000 shs.
convertible
4.75%
66,022 sh;,
-
,
;
stock
t264,615
52 923 shs.
v
.
.
.
series..
thereunder
vertible
announced on Oct. 11 that an amendment to its
increasing the authorized shares of com¬
stock from 1,600,000 to 2,500,000 was approved at a special stock¬
mon
Outstanding
$232,930,000
3,070,000
4,380,000
190,000 shs
series——<
series
restriction
incorporation
of
authorized.
Standard Register Co., Dayton,
cash
Mrs.
FINANCING
PRESENT
series
series
mortgage,
corporation
The
certificate
always alert
This
and
$100)
convertible
path
and
expansion
Treasurer
Corp.—Common
Chemical
Ralph
to
and
TO
$292,000,000
.3,500,000
6,000,000
1,000,000 shs.
(par
preferred
convertible
standing
Secretary.
and
Sun
holders'
proceeds are
p.
1481.
as
EFFECT
bonds—_
1,350,000
containing
and
prospectus
The
GIVING
1962—,stock
first
shares
working' capital.
Preferred Stock
—
2,850.000
due
per
for
recently
16,560,000
'Additional
year
and
executive
our
stock,
28,000,000
I Common
modern
modern
a
a
proceeds of the sale of the bonds will be used for the purpose
of paying the costs of this financing and for the costs of construct¬
ing and furnishing the contemplated improvements upon the leased
property.
Proceeds of the stock sale will be used for miscellaneous
1170.
to
common
17,000,000
5.85%
exercise of the option,
The rental will, increase
upon
rental.
of
56.000,000
5.00%;
The
& Co.
capital.—V.
year's
first
the
payable
is
$20,000
$10,000
a
shares
notes_______—
4.75%
price.
1956, for 25,800 additional shares of common stock (par
$1) at $72 per share at the rate of one new share for
each 20 shares held.
The offering is underwritten by
working
which
additions
important
some
additional
pipeline
mortgage
5.50%
assign
16, 1956, the right to subscribe on or before Nov. 1,
Kidder, Peabody
for
signing
for the
new
properties, "to continue
field of oil and gas production in an area
of the great discovery fields in Southwest
note
Preferred
.
stockholders
its common
units
rental
65
Illinois
the
of
Revolving credit notes
property in
south of the
share.
They have agreed to exercise the lease option and
the lease to the company, to pay the- additional $20,000 re¬
quired, and
to receive credit upon their stock subscription for the
initial
$10,000
option
payment and
the $20,000 exercise and lease
at
feet
the
Standard Pressed Steel Co.—Stock Offered—The
Oct.
than
Texas
and
time
Debentures
and $26,000 for the third and subsequent
The Cassills have subscribed for 8,000 shares of company stock
$23,000
to
expenditures
pany
less
not
the
at
Authorized
lounge,
Cassill,
An additional
will represent
which
Whiting research
:.
nearby refinery
certain old facilities
lo4, p.
of
cocktail
Ernest C.
Mrs.
paid.
the company's
to
part replace
laboratories for about
and
will
completed
later
this
with
58.000 square
unit,
f;',Vv '
be
in
new
partment technical
building
plant
is
The
addition
an
buildings will
Whiting.
They will
will
and
be
pilot
new
underway
*•%%,.
other
area
the
now
awarded.
are
laboratories.
The
of
preparation
contracts
all
and
and
•
,
upon
just
The company will construct
these
premises,
consisting of
on
Corp.
Line
7%%'
0First- mortgage
with
common stock and 800
principal
amount
each,
to be offered for public
and club
to lease,
proposes
the
President.
1
Seeley
Mr.
Transmission Corp.
CAPITALIZATION
swimming pool, and other comparable
facilities.
The improvements,
when completed,
will be operated by
the company and
will cater to a clientele seeking club accommoda¬
tions and facilities.
An option on the property was obtained I by Mr.
new
^•
after
of
part
erect
as
will
club
and
restaurant,
a
multi-million-dollar research
con¬
pilot plant building along with
several other buildings, it was announced on Sept. 23.
•
The two-year program will expand research facilities at a probable
cost
of
about
$8,000,000,
Dr.
Robert E.
Wilson, Board Chairman,
Whiting,
struction
club
and
it
one
million
the
Pipe
Gas
details follow;
statement
Beach.
of Pompaho
limits
resort
Fla;,. which-
County,
Broward
city
Seeley,
Barnum
Offering—Mention was made in our issue of Oct. 15 of the
public offering of 150,000 shares of 5.85% preferred
stock at par
($100 per share) and accrued dividends,
through Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., and associates.' Further
principal amount. No underwriting is involved.
F!orid#|la,w on Oct. 4, 1956, Sun Castle proposes
operatepresort motel
and
Herbert
-
registration
a
by
from
Henderson Coquat,
by
Texas Eastern
or
par
under
construct
to
the
on
their
at
Organized
services rendered in connection with proceedings for the
reoiganization of Standard Gas under the Holding Company Act. (The
legal
Guggenheimer
filed
15
1
and
12V2%'
from
Southwest Texas
3059.
p.
Note
SEC
sale
for
Untermyer
&
Oct.
on
in
the directors, will provide the company with the addi¬
working capital it will require for further expansion."—V. 183,
tional
In addition to this tonnage,
and adjoining sections has dis¬
mineralization which offer a good
covering 1,598 shares of its $5 par
registered
6%
mortgage
bonds,
of
$1,000
maturing March 15. 1972.
The securities are
approv¬
for his services
Guggenheimer
by
decision
a
McGranery
P.
connection
in
asserted
claim
fee
the
$4,000 to James
the
corporation
the
as
made
have
And
4.50%
This
interests—ranging
wells
agreement
in
recognized
authorized
same
Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
gas
are
expansion
We
staff.
Castle, Inc., Pompano Beach, Fla.—Registers With
Sun
Oct.
on
contractual
is
Texas.
3059.
p.
3
Pipe Line Co.
intention," said
our
the
of
which
possibility of enlarging the potential of open pit operations to at least
pri¬
Gas
is
Texam's
mining.
copper-nickel
with
lB-tj-p^ 1273.
the Simmons Oil Co.
Transcontinental
to
gas
"It
of
program
operation
Dulce
Agua
Natural
good progress.
Of
results
being obtained in
near
at this point.—V.
b$i assumed
exclusively
deal
of
the
in
and
will
making
closed
production and claim work only will
all fire and marine business in the
future casualty underwriting will
handling
office
the
territory
plant
by
ing
and its affiliate, the Planet Insurance Co. on'Oct. 8
expansion program in connection with the Albany (N.
of
prototype
Strategic's subsidiary, Stratmat Ltd..
particular interest at the moment arc
the
the Northwestern Ontario area, where
several potential copper-nickel and copper deposits are held.
"In
the area presently under development the company is assured
of approximately 3,000,000 tons blocked out by detailed diamond drill¬
is
company
an
Inc.
100
"The
594.
p.
small
a
Office—
Standard Accident Insurance Co.—Expands
announced
the
of
Strategic-Udy Processes, Inc., the wholly-owned
Strategic-Udy Metallurgical & Chemical Processes Ltd.,
Wescott,
subsidiary
Offering—A secondary offering of 4,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock (par $10) was made on Oct. 18 by Blyth &
Co., Inc., at $49 per share, with a dealer's concession of
$1.10
operation
processing of ore from the company's large low-grade man¬
deposits in New Brunswick, where approximately
150.000,000
tons of reserves are indicated, and where plans call for an initial out¬
put of 75.000 tons of ferro-manganese per year.
It is intended to run
approximately 5,000 tons of this ore through the prototype plant to
obtain
engineering
design and
operating cost
data
which
will be
applied in planning the 75.000-ton ferro-manganese operation.
"Following the run of our own manganese ore it is our intention to
run
other manganese ores while the furnace plant is still set up to
handle this particular process.
The furnace plant can then be adapted
to processing high-iron content aluminum ores, titaniferrous magnetite,
chromium ores and other ores for which Strategic-Udy has processes
requiring electric furnace treatment,
"Since the acquisition of the Niagara Falls, N. Y., plant of Comstock
and
Springfield
initial
the
ganese
initial
an
a subsidiary,
place in operation during November its prototype, low-cost electric
metallurgical processing plant at Niagara Falls. Ontario, Can.
lnrn^ce
Division, has been selected for the
manufacturing facility Sperry Rand Corp. will build in Phoenix, Ariz.,'"
Phoenix
Sperry
name
bonrA
the
compared
became
properties
the
and
"Str^regic-Udy Metallurgical & Chemical Processes Ltd.,
will
Facility—
Sperrv Rand Corp.—To Build Arizona
The
1956
effective Oct. 1, 1956.
located in the Clayton Field, Live Oak County,
Field,
Nueces
County,
Texas.
The reserves
attributable
to
the
interests purchased
by Texas total in excess ol
16 billion cubic feet of gas, 235,000 barrels of distillate, and 144,000
barrels
of
oil.
The three gas wells are under contract for the sale
purchase
The
letter,
growth,
Telescriber
of
San Antonio, Tex.—Expands—
and
Corp.,
announced
was
The
Strategic Materials Corp.—To Open Prototype Plant—
A
1955.—V.
purchase
wells
oil
10
Drilling
Longhorn
Tupelo,
are
the
from
three-quarters
first
in
will
corporation
44%—in
to
2542.
p.
the
continuing
derived
business
Oil Corp.,
Texam
Ltd.
.
TelAutograph's
of
new
during
corresponding period
This
Canada, Ltd.—Lease Agreement—
Javelin
that
68%
57
was
it
Centrahoma,
Kingston and Stonewall.
Several* of the properties acquired are now
interconnected with Southwest's system.
Gross revenue from the ac¬
quired properties is estimated at $130,000 annually.—V. 182, p. 1916.
served
V.
Sec
Steel
See
two industiial consumers.
principal
additional towns
The
5.
shares
indication
an
announced
(
registration statement filed July 3,
200.000
short lines sup¬
Transit Co. of Oklahoma consist of
Louisiana-Nevada
plying
system.
Olahoma
of
As
Indianapolis, Ind.—Registra¬
tion Statement Withdrawn—
purchased for $260,000 the gas
Water Co. and Louisiana-Nevada Transit
ths
year
Acquisition—
Gas Co.—Property
Natural
Southwest
In
(1733)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
p.
1627.
Hutton
Pomercy>Inc.
500
50u
l,80O
&
70"
__
Schwabacher & Co.—1,300Shearson, Hammill & Co.__
900
Sheridan Bogan Paul & Co..
Inc. _—7'—
—
500
Shields & Co.____
—-—.1,800
Shuman, Agnew & Co
1,100
Singer, Deane & Scnbner__
700
Smith, Barney & Co.___
2,50t>
Smith, Moore & Co.__
50t>
F. s. Smithers & Co.—— 1,160
William R. Staats & Co.—
" Starkweather & Co
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Stern Brothers & Co
—
<Stix & Co.___—
Stone
&
1,10070>*
9CO
66"
500
Webster Securities
Corp.
Stroud & Co.,
Inc.__
—
Suplee. Yeatman & Co,,-Inc.
Swcney Cartwright & Co.__
2.501?
1,10"
50"
60a
American Corp,_—70"
pencer Trask & Co.——- 1,50"
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Swiss
1,500
Day
Underwood, Neuhaus &~Co.
inc.
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co..—.
Victor, Common, Dann &
Co.
660
—
G. H. Walker &
5*)ft
"CO
Co.-
Wertheim & Co.
Chos. B. White & Co
White, Weld & Co
Dean Witter «% Co
Woodard-Elwood & Co
Yamall, Biddle & Co
1,800
600
2.SCO
2,5()0
6CO
70©
58
(1734)
Texas
This
The Commercial
Power & Light
filed
company
Oct.
16,
and
100,000
bonds
1956,
be
to
are
Co.—Registers With SEC—
registration
a
statement
with
offered
for
public
sale
the
The
bonds,
(no
due
on
1986,
The
par).
Net
the
v
corporate
at
Construction
purposes.
for
1956
expenditures are
$10,070,000 was expended
(of
which
for
$30,000,000
1957.—V.
this
company,
talk before
board of
of
of
one
At
announced
was
the
Boston
airectors,
business
new
the
dated
—V.
184,
estimated
15,
each
4
well
air
as
to
C.
Analysts.
by
Aug.
stock
cash
1956.
split,
will
compared
record
stock
a
at
as
cents
profit
$54,000,000
through
moved
about
the
This
installations
of
a
hold
Minard
$74,000,000
that
reported
for
1956
for
$5,600,000
net
the
three
with
$2.62
last
of
year.
in
earned
was
is
not
However,
Our
plants
the
*
in
1956
1956
quarters
said
be' ahead
*£
■
this
will
,
7
do
we
busy
are
expect
and
good
a
will
showing
continue
will
in
for
so
not
the
the
be
true
months
rest
of
manufacture
And,
While
air
$85,000,000
believe
we
consolidated
sales
pointing
conditioner
"hard at work
out
to
it
reach
that
business,
$90,000,000
will
such
not
Trane
Mr.
does
worth
too
not
Minard
the residential
on
be
air
plan
to
enter
that
reported
the
his
Corp.,
in
New
as
York
City
providing
modern
—that
is,
matically
can
I
for
possible
11.
by
means
transaction
in
form
a
which
184,
plans
now
New
8
announced
able
denth
the
of
12,514
Derby
issue
to
sell
and
1,000,000
10647
p.
to
of
of
the
and
addition
to
already
shown
at
considerable
of
components
at
is
Santa
Ana,
West Coast
Calif.,
feet
for
of
the
of
Bank
being
throughout
components
plant
also
company
in
the
floor
level."—V.
just
been
In
was
begun.
Fund
Plan
statement
in
the
Steel
plan.—V.
machines,
registers, etc.—regardless of age or make—to generate a
special
tape as they operate. This typatape tape can then be
automati¬
cally converted into punched cards
or
fed directly
into a modern
computer.
the
the
profits
and
770.
a.
Savings
184,
United
corporation's
"Typatape
than
store
can
punched
be
can
announcement
cards.
In
economically
"Numbers
1/1,000 of
an
more
stored
inch
times
thick
to
because
in
the
of
savings
its
unique
a
quarter of
light
coded
in
wide
paper
of
whicn
on
can
than
advance
Jn
office
ganizations,
automation
regardless
According
erated
Glenn
to
business
of
E.
is
feasible
now
for
size."
all
business
tion
provision
Fund
(New
16,
said
and
be
may
.filed
cards
one
the
bureaus
Typatape
Typatape
are
smaller
converter
printed
by
capable
2C
to
converting to punched
Typatape recorders, service
60
being equipped to provide this
Larger
companies
converters
and
utilize
bureaus for their peak overload
The
price of the Typatape
purchaser's
electrical
choice
design,
The Typatape
Inc.,
525
of
conversion
of
for
convenient
Includes
$60,000,000
shares
acquired
Savings
of
machine.
Because
recorder
recorder is available
Avenue,
its
the
simple
easily
York
17,
N.
,
non¬
serviced.
Y.
•
-
,
Union
Net
of
sales
its
the
Chemical
the
for
fiscal
Net
for
the
the
months
income
net
equal
made
number
for
payable
payment
due
Follansbee
For
were
Net
the
second
after
piovision
share
on
vision
was
an
month
Follansbee
three
to
for
equal
$2,-723,200
$2.32
5%
a
equal
of
first
half
15.6%
James
which
H.
months
to
$2.19
taxes
from
1955
preferred
number
for
of
with
Federal
was
over
Clark,
equal
properties;
after
(5)
the
1,114,243
shares, of UTC
stock
1955
sold
such
a
common
No
sale
of
six
share
provision
no
taxes
the
current
fiscal
in
1955
provision
currently
for
to
on
500,000
disclose
not
was
been
circular
w£re
assets
common
income
shares
taxes
from
tne
net
year,
second
was
of
outstanding
pursuant
sale
of
of
r
,<•>'
of
that
the
filed
in
held
as
182,
by
by
p.
on
to
99
The
of
disclose
stock
for
1,
the
1956,
to
or
UTC
would
-
1956—Month—1955
Net
ry.
inc.
mining
—V.
184,
of
ta^es
p.
1398.
-
W.
contracted
to
"
Lud°w4g
trustees
and
its
right
to
and
for
H.
The
and
of
M.
the
H.
Hanover
the
estate
Magruder
sellers.
barns
'
of
ot
Upper
Co-brokers
Hollingsworth
7
oil
the
1955—9 Mos.—1"55
$87,780,211
$86,690,975
7,473,223
7,419,963
67,011,729
64,350,759
1,246,856
1,184,851
7,837,238
9,095,328
the
to
in
early
the
Chevy
of
125
with
wei;e
Chase
box
stalls,
,
Montreal—
development
hea~t
National
&
of
of
of
and
than
more
Montreal
Railway
six
joining
four
announced
was
Webb
Knapp
&
'
plan
a
months
plan.
for
the
Avenue
development
Station.
of C. N. R.'s '
Webb
&
Knapp
board
at least
of
$250,000
>7
23
*
provisions
must
date
Knaup
for
renewals
for
area
aggregating
period
a
be
not
up
than
more
to
an
developed under the agreement within fivef
lease.
'Upon acceptance of the Master Plan, '
the
of
(Canada) will deoosjf witV> the O. N. R.
performance of its obligations.
The nlan
the
by Webb <fc Knapp
space.
'
Canada
by
of
$300,000
wilt
substantial
a
as
in^lud"
amount1'
r"
■
a group of leading Canadian investment dealers
Securities Corp. Limited and James Richardson
Dominion
The
"
.
(Canada)
(Canada) also)announced it planned an early offer-r
of its securities.
Part of this $25,000,000 will be
Knapp
$25,000,000
by
terminal
the
years.
acres
&
in
acres
will be oifertd in Britain, 1 ranee, Switzer¬
European countries by Dominick Corporation of Canada-.
Knapp (Canada)
Ltd. was established in November 1955
remainder
and other
Webb
with
&
the aim
tions
of
conducting large scale
throughout
Inc.
(New
the
York)
country.
is
It
able
to
is
and
real estate
associated
draw -upon
development
with
the
Webb
latter
opera¬
&
Knapp,
firm's
broad
technical
knowledge and experience in the real estate field including,
development,
designing,, construction,
supervision,
building
manage¬
ments and other specialized services.—V. 184, p. 5655.
(George)
issue
An
due
Oc;.
Ltd.
Weston,
of
offered
was
Ltd.,
Co.,
(Canada)—Debs. Offered—
4%%
$13,000,000
1971,
15,
Gunftj/TS;
and
sinking
at
par
fund
by
debentures,
series
headed
group
a
Weir
McLeod,, Young,
&
Co.,
by
Ltd.
B,
Wood,
late
in
September.
Each
'
to
buy 30
1968r.#!' $25>
Oct.
debenture
$1,900
holder
the
•
15,
WJFR, The
A
10
Federal income
for
by
1955
in
compared
to
32
months
nine
F.
$27
Net
to
Net
$381,213
earnings
for
ended
per
Sept.
President.
Patt,
$1,961,524.
were
cents
1963, and at
snare
until
Station, Inc.—Earnings Higher—
the
John
1955.
15,
2337.
amounts
taxes
period
stock purchase warrants entitling
shares at $22.50 per share until Oct. 15,
carry
to Oct.
p.
Goodwill
Oct.
parable period of
same
class
160,
$2,511,473
on
will
share up
a
1966.—V.
Seles, of
reported'
as
1955.—V.
183,
1955,
for
after
against
as
share
per
30,
Sales
profit
the
were
com¬
providing
$169,863
amount
to
for
73
for
the
cents
1414.
p.
Worthington Corp*—Morrison New President of Unit—
F.""kenneth
has
been
Morrison,
formerly
President
named
Mason-Neilan
Division,
Walther
Mkv
Morrison
The
succeeds
Mason-Neilan
valves jand
Vice-President
General
and
Manager
Eldon
Division
regulators.'—V.
*uhique
27
dent
and
mantel
by
this
Macleod,
who
manufactures
184,
clock
of
is
a
retired
after
complete line
a
hidden
according
C.
was
face
of
9
by
The
43
of
years.
control
introduced
Truesdell,
on
Vice-Presi¬
Sales.
diilerent design concepts were used to .produce
receiver, Mr. Truesdell explained. "We let the clock
^entire
sales,
Product-^-
radio
to L.
Entirely
type
tke
04
corporation's
1627.
p.
with
corporation,
Director
charge
the
15.
Zenith Radio Corp.—Announces New
Sept.
in
of
according to an announcement on Oct.
Executive Vice-President of Worthington.
1£« Feldman,
appointment became, effective Oct.
A
the
instrument,
and, put
the
radio
the
new-
take
inside,"
over_
he
stated.
962,527
927,957
5,986,125
7,207,005
The
for
t
-
Webb
by
PaPwav's
to stand
at
'
•
.
formulation
the
is obligated
i
-
the
abl-1
accen
and
,7
be
Central
around
area
College
"
will
Plan
Master
a
McGill
.
agreement
submit
the
99
Sons.
land
-
of
and
.
the
terminal
with
office
and
Hotel
..
the
of
offered"in
claims.
certain
wells;-
30
Elizabeth
must
4.4
headed
G.
after
income
oper.
has
acceptance of the plan by C. N. R. Webb & Knapp (Canoda) will
Webb
•
Net
income after capital
fund & sinking funds
it
"
construction
ing
are
RR.—September Net Earnings Higher—
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Federal
UTC
forfeit
1
of
certain
G.
for
the year 1956 had
represented in the offering
disclose that unless such work
exper-""-
assets
of
a
work
operating
pro¬
to
claims
Ry.
both
President,
York
Counsel
Sherman
estate
(Canada)
years
-the
exemption
respect
New
Canadian
under
yearfi-,of the
4
360.
'
"
Wabash
by
$1,736,063
in
Oct
that
$10,045,951 $10,416,223
common
with
A
on
the
assessment
of
the company,
July
John
executors
as
of
Street.
security for
company's
revenues.
No
Utah—
June
operating
a
Queen
preparing
On
the
Gressman
received
1,000,000
George Willis Smith of Stockton, Utah, and
to approximately 11
persons; and (6) fails
any
that
announced
by
was
looking
real
by
Ltd.
lease"4.4
30, 1955, the corpora¬
30,000,000 shares of its common
stage.
shares
required
performed
performed
not
from
shares
;•■".7;7\7;
■,
11
City,
and
12
Knapp
Webb
announced
1933
Ry.
credits
the
divi¬
City,
Regulation
1,114,243
outstanding.
because
sales*
quarter.
preferred
quarter net income of
dividends equal also to $1.50
resulting
Corp.
the
after
does
the
the
second
of
650,000
on
because
the
$10,353,530
which
on
notification,
exploratory
over
share
a
increase
outstanding.
income
resulting
$1.50
periods
Steel
period,
the
received
claims.—V.
against
made
to
shares
Federal
$1,743,187,
equal
shares
was
and
$2,578,548
compared
was
was
months
common
of
increase
an
1955
the
was
of
receipt
dividends
credits
1956,
Corp.
$11,667,475
common
three
to
Steel
income
dends
ot
31,
17.
shares
of
Aug.
$20,707,189,
Oct.
six
common
Corp.—Earnings Up—
ended
corresponding
on
preferred
outstanding
an
months
totaled
in
announced
income for
provision
six
year,
$17,920,285
President,
Materials
&
Act
pond
select
(Canada)
of
order that the
notification,
reflects an underwriting
agree¬
ment with Ackerson-Hackett Investment
Co., whereas such agreement
has been terminated;
(2) states that Tommy
Thompson owns 400 000
shares of UTC stock issued to him for
$4,000 in cash, whereas such
shares
are
held
by
Thompson for
the
benefit
of
some
27
other
persons
who contributed
therefor some $4,000 and
later
paid addi¬
tional cash, and to whom an additional
1,500,000 shares were issued by
the
company,
which was
not
disclosed; - (3)
shows
certain
shares
issued in the names of
Messrs, Gressman, Max Horton and Kenneth
Price, officers and directors of the company, whereas it
appears that
Messrs. Horton and Price have
assigned their shares (held in escrow
by the Utah Securities Commission) to Gressman and
have resi~npd
from the board
of directors,
which facts are not
disclosed; (4) does
not disclose the fact that
1,500,000 shares were issued to a
party in
Oklahoma
in
consideration
of
the
60-day delivery through Typa¬
on
New
of
be
can
Securities
particularly, it is alleged in
as
the offering circular,
(1)
well
as
—
•
to
the
The
the
in
t^e SEC
with
'
Miller
directors within
United
Utah
be
More
the
service
attachment
to
Oct
on
prooertv
whole 23-acre
purchasers."
lease
or
.
recorder
Typatape
Lexington
service
purchase
may
facilities
periods.
business
the
the
proposed
A
7',7'
York
agreement
Oct.
of
The Commission asserts in its
suspension order that more than $300,000 in offering price of UTC stock
have been or would be sold
(thus
exceeding the $300,000 limitation for exempt
offerings under Regula¬
tion A); that the notification and
offering circular filed by UTC are
inaccurate and incomplete in
Tespect of material facfs; and that use
of the offering circular in the
offering and sale of UTC stock "would
operate as a fraud and deceit upon
prospective
of
organizations.
Typatape
tape,
is
five-acre
Cathcaij;
made
registration
a
covering
450,000
or¬
—
completely automatic."
Since
Regulation
Gressman,
Hagen, President, "when all manually op¬
are
equipped
with
Typalape
recorders,
reading these records, will make the balance
electronic brains,
clerical operations
its
notification
Receipts" to be offered-at $100
proceeds are to
be
used
for
The
feladensburg, Md., respective]•• '
v •
property includes 22 dwellings, 20
(Can-ada)
,
Corporation
York)
1956,
Plan
which
the
letter of
"Escrow
The
property involved slanks (Place Ville Morie), the new plaza
fceingjxuilt by C. N. R. running north from Dorchester Street in front
square
was
public offering of
stock at lc per share.
The company proposed to
acquire, own, develop,
and
dispose of mining claims and properties, and conduct
mining
activity generally.
Its properties,
located in
southeastern
machines
modern
of
In
The
space.
under
called
a
underwriting.
and
First " step
Steel
and
registration
•
determine-its
and
E.
acres'"of
office, has 16,200
unit
Exchange Commission, it
order temporarily
suspending a
an
lor
1C64.
Plans Development of Real Estate in
public offering of stock by this corporation.
The order provides
an
opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the
question whether the
suspension order should be vacated or made
permanent.
tape
32,000 decimal digits of information
per
cubic
Typatape recorder itself is equally compact
being
12" x 6" x 4" and
weighing less than five pounds.
"Because
the Typatape recorder
can
be quickly
added to existing
business machines, it makes possible
'retroactive automation'; that is,
the organization using
Typatape does not have to sell, scrap or trade-i.i
machines already in use.
Thus, for a minimum investment, a major
inch
issued
from
Typa,.ape
v
the
on
inch
an
space,
weight,
form
has
cubic, inch
per
filed
3
were
a
'
Technicians
The Securities
business
and
are
this corporation
Vice-President and
Corp., Salt Lake
Stock Offering Suspended
by SEC—
*
say:
iniormation
a
and
to
on
more
addition
mailed
recorded
are
be
100
went
1398
pp.
and Sidney M.
Rogers,, Jr.
The purchaser was also repre¬
by Wil'lam Adelsoatof Baltimore, Md. The firm of Dunni-chon,
additional
Uranium
184,
The
826.
p.
Walworth
With
Oct.
Cummings
1521.
p.
States
Oct.
on
stock
common
and
Corp., Seattle, Wash.—Files
Exchange Commission—
on
Maryland,
1
•/
new
184,
Employees
SEC
-*
impor¬
Marlboro,
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
the
Salaried
with
Interests
States
it
for
Grove
Robert
im¬
and
by
Smales,
warehouse and
a
establishing
and
to
the
units
New
Barthdlow
&
corporation
is
program
allied
younger Woodward who died in October 1955.
Attorneys for Webb
Knapp, Inc. were H. Jackson Sillcocks, Vice-President and Associate
and
184.
v
^
expansion.—V.
United States Steel
This
its
;or
Ytong
and
the
of
sented
Tools'
expanded
opened
according to Fred B.
which includes
space.
future
issued
Courfsel?
Mon-
Oil
Corp.—New Branch—
has
Regional Manager.
100%
a
in
years
top
will
stocx
acquisition
related
horsemen.
to
Sale^of
Manufac¬
coded
Tne
not-d
An
operation
of
without
land
on
branch
new
Grove
fields
in
1957
Jr.,, Vice-President, said this firm was studying
best potential use,
Webb & Knaop, he said,
was
concerned with the
preservation of Belair mansion, the 26-room
red
brfpk colonial structure built in 1742-43, and that the architec¬
tural'and historic significance of the house and its grounds could
not be disregarded in future
planning.
-
&
expansion
aircraft
new
United States Plywood
A
in
the
satisfactory
a
diversification
the. estimated
said
Walworth
William Zeckendorf,
the
USI.
plants
remain
Belz
taxes,
the
on
pointed out that the
Walworth in less -than two
market—V.
3,000
unit,
Jr.,
Oct. 1
on
promise
trend,
to
Mr.
after
per., share
one of .the nation's most famous estates—Bel'ir, 9
2 200-acro
Maryland farm 15 miles east of Washington, D. C.
The 200-year old
estate/ comprising
pasture,
wooded
and ^cultivated
lands
was
the
home of Nashua, Gallant Fox, Omaha and other
great thoroughbreds
in the^ stable of the late William Woodward and
William Woodward,
as
'
considerable
future.
near
companies,
$3
purchase
stock
shares
President,
natural
for
7\
The^corporation
7
through:
common
company actively pushed its products
internal expansion and
improvement
its
and
Board
777
7
the
valves
gate,
Wefeb & Knapp, Inc.—Plans to
Buy Estate—
puolic,
of
2,000,000
has
"/v.,"
7;- ' 7 '7-7
7.77
-7
include Powreactor Dome pressure regulators, Flexflo '
Mity-Mlte
reducing
regulators,
Chexflo
cneck
protection systems and small volume high-pressure
Washington
per
77.77^%7 7;%%. v >:
;7;7;/;
-
t.ie
shaies
for
Grove
He
expansion
covmng
is
tne
corporate purposes.
share,"'instead
per
Chairman
nas
and
for
Secttfities
feet.
Sand,
steel
and de¬
t,.e
oil,
pioneered
design
new
regulators
regulators,
tant. JSoufcbwest
£
In
years
the Grove plant
in Oakland, Walworth
will
take
recently-constructed plant in Longvicw,
Texas,
with 74,000
feet of manufacturing space which will be immediately avail¬
a
.square
completion
1274.
p.
York,
$1.25'
which
in
by
uvalves^ well-head
regulators.
InTaSc(ditlon tc
manufacturing facilities during the quarter.
exaected
window
makes
Oct.
on
recent
fabricated
Grove
and
expansion
Grove products
generally, continues strong and
the total
backlog of orders remains In the vicinity of $80 million. Sales
during the third quarter continued their upward
another. business
automatically "read."
first time, a simple mechanical attachment
adding machines, accounting machines,
billing
for
Co.
announced
the
cash
Oil
made
pressure
"Demand for the company's products,
Called Typatape, it has been heralded
concept o. information processing for
Typatape is a new "common language"
which any business macnirie can auto¬
new
industry.
its
recoid
machine
Now,
and
simple
a
Oct.
on
complete
a
business
36,889,352
leaders
pressure
In
lines.
than
acquisition.
Walworth.
48,009,189
giant
profits
the
dor
Oil, Inc.—Amends SEC Filing—
program
divisions
proved
180, p. 2128.
was
40,485,574
49,899,461
Calif., was completed and construction on Garrett
manufacturing and office facilities at Longview, Texas,
Other
and
the -'fifth
over
;h*"7v'
The branch,
unique advancement in business machine equipment
4,862,668
tebello,
Typatape, Inc., New York—New Development—A
for
31,890,116
6,492,588
Aug. 15, 1956, the company entered the electronic
systems field with the acquisition of Western Desien
new
year.
company
conditioner line."—V.
32,388,310
been
hign
Belz,
Thqcornoration
Co.,
.
of
transmission
W.
volume
gas.
feet.—V.
at
oil
and
industries.
rP^ofit of the
$700,000, or more
PROGRESS
$6,212,237 $48,568,150 $60,679,395
past quarter also saw
company's divisions.. Axelsor.'s
of
equipment an¬
before our annual
long
AND
additions
"The
point."
a
thev
<
it
-8 Mos. End. Aug. 311956
1955
4,068,152
______
Hancock
Snyder, Jr.,
successful
a
ahead.
the
John,
cash,
San Joaquin Valley about eight miles south¬
flowing 27.4 gravity oil at a rate of 1,170 barrels ;
9,717
&
part:
turing
backlog is at an all-time peak—approximately $28,000,000."
Pointing to Trane's recently completed
manufacturing expansions
totaling 210,000 sq. ft. at La Crosse, Scranton,
and Canada,
Mr.
Minard said, "With this added
space we believe we have the facilities
nually.
OPERATIONS
oiI___
oil
"During the third quarter,
and
this
Our
to
1956
"On
year.
"and
and
cents)
J.
in
(Calif.) Firms
President,
said
that
the
Grove
companies
have
reached
a
point >n product development and operaeicni where
rftnould.
with Walworth's help, achieve substantially higher sales
now
St.
program,
were
"development
and
have
controls
chemical
F*e<f
venture.
diversification
_.
year
Fort
S.^ Industries, Inc.—Sales Continues Upward—
John
for
the
$3,150,000
companies have a block of 4,450 acres surrounding the
location. Union, with a 75% interest; is acting as operator
Fuller
'
the
net
crude
crude
corporation
U.
a
quarter.
said Mr. Minard,
in
for
1.
originally proposed,—V. 184,
in
last
normal,"
of
of
Bakersfleld
10
$
leading
a
companies
of
and
t..e
,
two
D,
(par
140.308,626
$
manufacturer oi \aives and ii.tings, on
acquisition of all tne capi.al stock ot Grove
Valve & Regulator Co.
and Gro/e Controls, Inc.,
covh of Oakland,
Caliit^Walv/ortn issued 206,500 shqres ox its common s-ock in tne
purchase.
gas
Discovery Well—
to
154,083,441
$
Co.—Acquires Two Oakland
r*17 announced
velopment
barrels.
joint
The
S.
making comparisons between current sales and profit totals and
those of last year, Mr. Minard noted that it
is well to keep in mind
the *1955 strike.
As a
result, more than half of Trane's profit last
"This
field
9,535
this
will
.
first
interest
gas
wildcat, Stendrup, was drilled to a total
producing interval in sand equivalent to
as
of
profit
"*
•
lor
one-eighth
natural
from
'.if.-,';'.
$2.92, compared with
supply
company
the
16,244,243
1275.
p.
Thii^company,
Oct.
183, p. 2542.
The
com¬
months
17,404,532
Walworth
.
The
-
con¬
as
September
true," said Minard, "sales
by about 37% and proiits
1955
its
COMPANY'S
United Cuban
around
$55,000,000
estimate
an
OF
In
1956—9 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
_*___
—V.=184,
pro-
discovery well in the
of
The
of
In
year
diversification
California—Sale—Operations—
Oct.
day with 800 mcf of
of
33%
a
corresponding 1955 figure of $1.16,
calculated on the basis of 1,320,000 shares of common stock
outstanding
before the split.
The estimated figure for the year is $4.24 per share
compared
a
east
1956.
of
sold
Canada,
on
runs
discovery
1955.
for
share
per
1,
Mr.
were
,
at
number
same
approximately
62%."
earnings
the
also declared
4
period last year.
$1,534,000 for the first nine
from
for
increases
Oct.
year
year,
last
including
$3,450,000
of-those
Aug.
sales
September
for
are
these. estimates
estimated
New
to
paid
announced
•Stated
outstanding shares (equivalent
be
outstanding after the stock dis¬
1956, to stockholders of record Oct. 15,
dividend represents a 35% increase over
for
up
$3,850,000,
against
Net
for
•Sales of crude oil and products,.
1,980,000.
on
has
Expenditures for property
and replacements
consoli¬
1,
cash
$35,650,000
Estimates
ahead
by
of
proceeding on schedule.
increased chlorine-caustic production
Aug. '56
distribution
nine-month
commercial
years,
of
Columbia,
•Refinery
•
that
smaller
five
record-breaking
sales
to
•"If
close
Manufacturing Co.—Sale of Unit, etc.— V;
Co.
company
•Controlled
the
presently
shares
quarterly dividend
a
with
Net
be
for
in
the
on
payable Nov.
with
solidated
1955
units
third
the
on
33%
cents
year.
the
Is
Manufacturing Co. above.—V.
Oil
for
for
entering the residential market.
Up to
conditioning equipment has been directed pri¬
building applications.
the
dividend
also
Predicting
pared
Division
Walgreen Co.—September Sales Higher-—rPerpod End. Sept. 30—
Sales
$
at
•
and
Monday, October 22, 1956
...
.
Rockwell
EXTENT
dividend
President, in
reporting the action
receive
held."
shares from 1,320,000 to
reported that the directors
cents
The
25
1955.
the expansion
Minard,
In
revealed
common
22 V2
the
facilities
3.2-to-l
operation.
hydrocarbon
31),
was
stock
"Stockholders of
shares
Minard
conditioning
Minard
tribution)
_
full
of
gas
preparation
time, Trane air
marily toward larger
cents
31,
ratio
a
with
$3,637,353 or
$15,705,226 and
chlorinated
Union
The
50%
a
by D.
said,
1956,
two
Mr.
this
The
or
strong
of
of
184, p. 51.
See
at
are
producing
Mr.
in
new
Union Metal
1482.
p.
form of
Oct.
on
Minard
Oct.
for
time,
the
Security
Mr.
on
snare
same
sales
issued
assets
T$%*;Grove
up 54%
with net profit up 150% over the comparable
1355 period.
However, he pointed to a six-week strike during the
third quarter of last year which
strongly influenced these figures.
Minard made public his company's
plans for "greater emphasis" on
as
liabilities
current
plant is operating in the shakedown
stage, and production in salable quality and quantity is expected
shortly.
Facilities
for
increasing
and
diversifying
production
of
agricultural chemicals will come into production in aoout six months."
Co.—Declares 50% Stock Dividend—
three-for-two stock split in
close
Aug.
continues
current
$4,959,946
on
corporation
and
stock
Trane
of
of
quarter
"The
now
British
a
the
with
compared
pointed out that
of Union Chemical's Frontier
"The
proceeds
$16,200,000
A
of
$14,649,507
liabilities
said:
are
position
of
4-to-l
jClark
gram
He
of the sale of the
bonds
and
preferred stock, plus
contribution by Texas Utilities Co.
(parent) to the
equity of the company, will be used to repay $3,000,000
borrowed by the company from Texas Utilities
for
construction, to
cover
the company's estimated
expenditures for its construction pro¬
gram
for
the
remainder
of
1956
ahd for the
year
1957,
and
for
and
of
second
Mr.
„
$2,000,000 cash
common
other
assets
ratio
current
at
competitive bidding.
The
preferred stock is to be offered lor public sale through anvunderwriting group headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co., Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co., and Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
The
dividend
rate,
public
offering
price
and
underwriting
terms
are
to
be
supplied by
amendment.
(The
interest
rate,
public offering
price and underwriting
terms of the bonds
will
be
determined
by
competitive bidding.)
a
financial
current
SEC
a
covering $10,000,000 of first mortgage
shares
of
preferred stock, cumulative
and Financial Chronicle
model
number
$49.95 —V.
184,
is
p.
Z524.
565.
It
operates
on
60
cycle AC,
and retails
Volume 184
Number 5579
The Commercial ancLFinancial Chronicle
...
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59
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARIZONA
Maricopa
District
Bond
Clerk
Covina School District, Los Angeles
County, ,Mesa High Sch'.
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Offering
of.
will
receive
a.m.
(MST)
purchase
of
sealed
bids
Nov.
on
of
Averill,
Supervisors,
•
until
15
$720,000
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
1 from 1958 to 1976 inclu¬
July
offered
to
Oct.
the California
16 'were
composed of
group
a
Bank, Los Angeles,
sive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Dixie
School
-,■[
Bond
Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 4
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
.
Bond
Clerk
Offering
of
Board
will
receive
a.m.
(MST)
purchase
Rhea Averill,
—
of
Supervisors,
sealed
bids
Nov.
on
until
15
40
for/the
of
bonds.
1
from
sive.
Princioal and
Clerk
1958
to
1976
inclu¬
interest
(J-J)payable at the County Treasurer's
in
fice
Offering
of
visors,
the
will
10
Rhea
—
Eoard
receive
Averill,
of-
Super¬
sealed
bids
(MST) on Nov. 21
for the purchase of $290,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Oct. lr 1956. Due
July
on
1
from
1958
Principal
(J-J)
payable
to
1976, in¬
a»~d
at
interest
the
County
Treasurer's office.
B.
Bond Sale—The $750,000 school
1399—were
p.
awarded
R.
Stephens Investment
Co., and T. J. Raney & Co., joint¬
ly.
'
-
Ballico
;
bonds
School
Sale—The
offered
,
'*
$62,000 school
Oct.
9y-v. 184,
p.
1522—were awarded to the Union
Safe Deposit Bank, of
Stockton,
at a price of
100.01, a net interest
cost of about
$40,000
4s.
1957
3.59%,
Due
to
as
on
1966
follows:
Nov.
1
from
on
Nov.
1
from
1967 to 1976 inclusive.
Carlsbad
San
Union
—
School) District,
1522
—
Co.,
jointly, at
'interest
16—
184,
v.
p.
awarded to John Nu-
were
&
and
Weeden
&
price of 100.05,
a
cost
of
about
Co.,
a
3.70%,
net
on
"
and
Nov. 15, 1963
1964.
to
1971
Cinnabar
Sonoma
Bond Sale
on
Nov. 15 from
inclusive.
—
awarded to Dean
$18,000
5s.
as
Due
follows:
on
Oct.
1962
to
1
from
Duje on Oct. 1 from
1973
on
Oct.
1
1974 to 1981 inclusive.
Bond
Fresno
from
-
School
District,
County, Calif.
bonds.
on
were
awarded
Dated
Dec.
1
clusive.
Dec.
G.
Blue,
building
1956. Due
1,
1957
from
Principal
payable
to
1981, in¬
d
interest
the
County
a n
at
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orri.ck, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
;
cisco.
Bank
Bond
Offering—W.
Dated
clusive.
15
Dec.
from
$28,000 4V2s. Due
1957 to
1971
15,
1957
1956.
to
Due
1966, in¬
interest
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
office.
cisco.
La Verne
College (P. O. LaVerne),
will receive
a.m.
(PST)
the purchase
1,
to
sealed
dormitory
a
bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1 from
on
paying agent in
New York
City, at the purchaser's
option.
Legality
approved
by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
inclusive.
Offering
Jack
—
to
Dean
Witter & Co., San
Francisco, as
4y4s, at a p-ice of 100.73, a basis
of about 4.16%.
a.m.
(PST)
on
on
23
for
1,
Dec. 1 from 1957 to
1974, incltr-
sive.
Suffield
Anthony
1956.
Due
1980
Oct.
on
Oct.
Dated
1
1,
from 1959 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office.
terest
I
to
a
Princioal'and interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
Oct,
11—v. 184, p.
to Tucker,
Day, and the
American Securities Corporation,
jointly, as 27/gs, at a price of
100.25, a basis of about 2.84%.
1522
awarded
were
—
&
L.
R.
Waterford
(P.
O.
Waterford),
Connecticut
Town Treasurer, will
receive
(EDST) on
Oct. 23 for the purchase of $860,-
er,
Sale—The $800,000
awarded
were
Suffield), Conn.
O.
offered
Bond Offering—E. LeRoy Deck¬
Aurora, Colo.
•
M-N,
(P.
000
bonds.
dated
are
Sale—The $775,000 school
Bond
bonds
school
on
in¬
water
group
com¬
sealed bids until
school
000
1956.
bonds.
Due
$140,000 33/4s. Due
noon
Dated
Nov.
1,
Nov. 1 from 1957 to
on
terest
New
on
Dec. 1 from 1957 to
1981, inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
City School
District, Los
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $685,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 16—v. 184,
p. 1276—were awarded to a group
composed of the California Bank,
Angeles
Los Angeles, E. F. Hutton & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., and
Tavlor
of
1958
660,000 3V2s. Due
1970
&
100.62,
a
3%s, at
as
School
a
County, Cliton Water
(P. O. Clifton), Colo.
1956.
Due
1976
Nov. 1
on
from
District,
CONNECTICUT
Bridgeport,
Bond
City
Offering—John J. Morris,
will
receive
Comptroller,
Oct. 24 for the purchase of
000 bonds, as follows:
follows:
as
1969
on
28,000 41/2S. Due
1975 to
on
1
Sept. 1 from
Sept. 1 from
America
National
follows:
$175,000 4%s. Due
1957 to
1961
475,000 3s. Due
on
Dec. 15 from
inclusive.
on
1962 to 1976 inclusive.
San Bruno Park Elementary. Sch.
District, San Mateo County, Calif,
y
Bond
ing,
Offering—John
County
sealed
wood
bids
Clerk,
his
at
City until 10
A.
office
Brun-
receive
will
Red¬
in
(PST) on
Oct. 23 for the purchase of $270,000 school bonds. Dated Nov.
1,
1956.
Due
on
a.m.
Nov. 1
inclusive.
1957 to
from
Principal
San
School
Lorenzo
Alamedr.
Bond
and
in¬
at
the
County,
Dis*rict,
Calif.
Sale—The $102,000
ing bonds offered Oct. 9
p.
1522
—
were
—
awarded
Due
184,
to
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
at a price of 100.02, a net
interest cost of about* 3.99%, as
follows:
on
Nov.
15
a
as 3V2s,
basis of
FLORIDA
College
(P.
bonds
Offering
Secretary O.
—
from
March
sive.
incinerator
Nov.
1
from
from
1
viously noted in
v.
State
John
will
receive
(EST)
a.m.
of
Nov.
New
York
proved
1,
Board of
(P.
and
to
1400—
p.
bids
Fuel
Fx-
Third Series bonds. The
be dated July 1, 1956
mature
1995,
Jan.
on
from
1963
Interest
inclusive.
J-J.
1
Lehman Bros., New York City, are
financial advisers to the State on
the
(P.
Fairfield),
Bond Offering
Conn.
Dimill L. Kin-
—
1957
-
improvement
street
Due
on
Nov.
1
from
1976 inclusive.
to
538,000 storm
on
Nov.
p.
Federal
23As, at
a
price
par.
Daytona Beach,
Bond
City
bids
31
Oct,
1523—were sold to
Housing and Home
Finance Agency, as
of
dormitory
offered
will
Clerk,
until
for
Fla.
Offering—Rhea B. Mordt,
11
receive
(EST)
a.m.
sealed
on
Oct.
the
purchase of $275,000
improvement revenue
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
airport
Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the First Atlantic National
Davtona Beach, or at the
Midland Trust Co., New
City. Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
:
Marine
O.
nie, First Selectman, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on
Oct. 25 for the purchase of $3,850,000 bonds, as follows:
$462,000
Florida
of
certificates
184,
Fla,
Sale—The $3,000,000
Bank,
Turnpike.
Fairfield
the
Express¬
Motor
Gainesville),
University
until
Greenwich-Killingly
pressway,
issue will
Watson, of Jackson¬
Control, State of Florida
O.
Certificate
10—v.
Ottaviano,
$75,000,000
City. Legality ap¬
Patterson,
Freeman,
by
Richardson &
Oct. 30 for the
Revenue^ and
Tax,
1966 inclu¬
tional Bank, of Daytona Beach, or
the Guaranty Trust Company,
pay¬
of)
184,
sealed
on
1959 to
ville.
Bond Offering Details—As pre¬
purchase
Boards
sealed
Principal and interest (M-S)
revenue
Jr.
receive
(EST) on Oct. 29
for the purchase of $300,000 non¬
tax
exempt
dormitory
bonds.
Dated
March
1,
1956.
Due
on
noon
at
(State
Treasurer
will
Trustees
of
dated
are
O.
Daytona Beach), Fla.
Bond
1976 inclusive.
Principal and interest
1
bonds.
sewer
from
1957
to
Due
1976
York
Fort Pierce,
Certificate
Fla.
Sale—The
$5,050,000
electric and water system revenue
certificates
184,
offered
Oct.
17
—v.
awarded to
the First Boston Corp., and Asso¬
p.
ciates,
1523
—
4s, at
as
basis of about
were
a
price of 95.05, a
4.23%.
inclusive.
1,100,000
Nov.
school
1
from
bonds.
1957
to
Due
in¬
Nov.
1
clusive.
Naples,
on
19»76
clusive.
from
bonds.
1957
to
Due
1976
on
in¬
Fla.
Bond and Certificate Offering—*
Mayor
400,000 sewerage
Due
awarded
payable at the First Atlantic Na¬
on
inclusive.
Connecticut
the
cisco,
1957 to 1963 inclusive.
100.14,
Bethune-Cookman
Nov.
on
1971
to
bonds.
v.
Due
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
build¬
Bank of America National Trust &
$28,000 5s.
of
price
a
about 3.48%.
City Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
way
15 from
Dec.
at;
able at the
Trust
&
Savings Association,
of
San
Francisco, at a price of 100.03, a
net interest cost of about 3.13%,
as
1956.
bonds.
municipal
1957
The
High School Dist.,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $650,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 15 — v. 184,
p. 1399 — were awarded
to the
of
(DST) on
$1,300,-
noon
1958 to
bonds.
San Bernardino
Bank
from
300,000
1981 inclusive.
San Bernardino
until
building
inclusive.
1974
to
bids
$1,000,000 City Hall and municipal
Sept. 1 from
1957 to 1968 inclusive.
20,000 4V4s. Due
1400—were
p,
Laird, Bissell & Meeds,
to
bids until
ings Association, of San Francisco,
a price of
100.09, a net interest
on
184,
—v.
of
Conn.
sealed
4.42%,
Georgetown, Del.
Bond Sale—The $175,000 public
improvement bonds offered Oct. 15
Alton Murphy announces that the
—
of America National Trust & Sav¬
$36,000 4Y2S. Due
Rugg, of Boston.
Executive Committee of the
awarded to the Bank
cost of about
London.
Legality approved
by Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge & "
1959 to
Principal and in¬
terest
(M-N)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity
approved
by Tallmadge
&
—
were
—
(M-N) payable at the First
National Bank of Boston, or at the
Union Bank & Trust Company, of
inclusive.
County, Calif.
The $84,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 25 — v. 184, p.
1276
in¬
and
Dist.
ley, Secretary of Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 7:30 p.m. (MST-) on Oct. 22 for
the purchase of $700,000 general
obligation bonds.- Dated Nov. 1.
Sonoma
Bond Sale
Principal
DELAWARE
Mesa
price
basis of about 3.67%."* < Tallmadge, of Denver.
Co.,
Roseland
'
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
inclusive.
1986
to
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1969
to
Bond Offering—Milville L. Dil-
Norwalk
un¬
of $667,000
Dec.
Red¬
City until 10 a.m. (PST) on
Oct. 23 for the purchase of $650,-
Louis, Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, Julien Collins & Co., and
Coughlin & Co., as follows:
Blue,
building
1956.
Due
Dated
Blue,
office in Oakland, un¬
-
Oct.
Brun-
receive
in
Due
1981
to
Nov.
1,
Legality ap¬
proved by Ropes, Gray, Best, Coo¬
lidge & Rugg, of Boston.
of St.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
10
will
office
extension and improvement .bonds
offered Oct. 10—v. 184, p. 1400—
til 10 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 23 for
the purchase of $179,000 building
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1956. Due
terest
(M
N)
payable
County Treasurer's office.
High School
District, Alameda County, Calif.
Oakland,
his
at
wood
Bond
G.
Livermcre Joint Union
G.
Clerk,
bids
bonds
COLORADO
Nov. 15 from
on
1981
1981
Offering —Jack
County
inclusive.
non-tax
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Bank, Los Angeles, or
office of
ing,
sealed
County, Calif.
Offering—John A.
1957
from
Interest
1976
bids
1995tinelusive.-
California
at the
The
1956.
City School District,
bonds.
sewer
1
clusive.
posed of the Mercantile Trust Co.,
Oct. 22 for
on
o£" $200,000
1955. Due
Bond
II
Bond Offering—President H. D.
10
Trust
Mount Eden School District,
Alameda County, Calif.
Bond
California
Fasnacht
to
Mateo
Nov. 15 from
on
1970
22,000 4Y4s. Due
T.
Principal and
payable at the
Treasurer's
the
National
follows:
Martinez, un¬
til 11 a.m. "(PST) on Nov. 1 for
the purchase of $300,000
building
Dec.
America
Savings • Association, of San
Francisco, at a price of 100.27, a
net interest cost of about
2.95%, as
Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bonds.
to
awarded
were
—
of
184,
at
Lafayette School District, Contra
Costa County, Calif.
bonds.
—
—
Jack
the purchase of $493,000
the purchase
—
1522
—
bids at his office in
Bond Sale
The $30,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 16
v. 184,
p..
Offering
bids at his office in Oakland, until
10
a.m.
(PSTJ' on Oct. 23 for
til
Clovis
award¬
Company, as 4V2s,
of 100.060, a basis of
price
a.
Bond
inclusive.
24,000 414s. Due
1522
p.
v.
—
geles.
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
36,000 414s.
:
Francisco, at
net interest cost
a
4.42%
$15,000 water
were
Nov.
1971 to 1981 inclusive.
i
San
1,350,000
Nov. 15 from
on
bids at his
Oct.
and interest
—
price of par,
of about
,
at
1958
County, Calif.
were
The
—
46,000 3.95s. Due
County Clerk, will receive sealed
'
ed to Bailey &r
Oct.
Witter & Co., of San
a
i Bond Sale
exempt
\
School District,
The $78,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 16—v. 184,
1522
77
County Water Works
13 (P. O. Fresno), Cal.
No.
until
140,000 3%s; Due
1965
dated
are
bonds offered Oct. 2
1
$40,000 34bs. Due
p.
Dist.
as
follows:
-
j Fresno
(J-D)
-
The $180,000 school
bonds offered Oct.
veen
bonds
The $50,000 build¬
—
ing bonds offered Oct. 9
\
r
Nov. 15 from
on
inclusive.
1970
San Mateo.
1957
30,
Principal^and interest (A-O)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
on
Diego County, Calif.
Bond Sale
from
1964 to
1
School. District,
Alameda,County), Calif.
bids at his office in
inclusive.
22,000 414s. Due
r
30
to 1977 inclusive.
Treasurer's
District,/
Merced County, Calif.
Bond
Oct.
on
Jose
Bond Sale
;
92,000 school bonds of 1956, series
f v B. Due on Oct. 30 from 1964
(J-D)
<
CALIFORNIA
;
Due
San
a.m
County Clerk, will receive sealed
construction bonds offered Oct. 11
'■
to 1962 inclusive.
•!
Distriqfp Ark.
184,
11
Hayward School District, Alameda
County, Calif.
ARKANSAS
to the W.
until
about 4.49%.
North Little Rock Special School
—v.
Jones,
Education,
sealed bids at his of¬
Rafael
Mission
&
S.
of
County
28,000 3%s. Due
.
$18,000 school bonds of 1954, series
a.m.
clusive.
Board
San
The
Bond
the
1956.
Maricopa County School District:
No. 31 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Clerk
Marin
(PST) on Oct. 30 for the purchase
of $110,000 bonds, as follows:
office.
until
Offering—Geo.
of
will receive
$920,000
building
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
July
District,
County, Calif.
The
—
$749,000 school bonds.
Trust Co.,
San, Fran¬
cisco, Taylor & Co., and Shearson,
.Hammill & Co., as 314s, at a price
of 101.80, a basis of about 3.29%.
Offering
Clerk will receive sealed bids un¬
til Oct.
22
for the purchase bf
American
the
building
_
bonds
awarded
10
for
Bond
•Bond Sale—The $411,000 build¬
ing
Rhea
—
Board
Los Altos School. District, Santa
Clara County, Calif.
County, Calif.
that
W.
the
Smith announces
will receive
(EST) on
the purchase of $350,-
Roy
City
Clerk
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
Oct.
29 for
60
The
f(1736)
fol¬
bonds and certificates, as
000
lows:
$200,000
Dated
bonds.
revenue
sewer
April
Due on
1956.
1,
April 1 from 1961 to 1982 inelusive.
150,000 waterworks improvement
purchase and redemption of out¬
standing Northern
Illinois Ton
Highway Bonds.
Approval
will
272
ber
of
Num¬
Resolution
•
following
the
have
;ive.
Principal and interest
Indianapolis.
beneficial effects:
1956. Due
Aug.
1,
from
1957 to 1970
'
the
1
Aug.
on
First
of New York
(CST)
on
bids
sealed
of
bands.
Chat¬
will
until
11
school
Oct.
Dated
Oct: 15
clusive.
re¬
a.m.
building
1956.
15,
1959
from
Chicago
strip of
from the
O'Hare Air¬
to
median
width sufficient to ac¬
a
commodate
future
transpor¬
mass
tation facilities.
have
would
it
(3) Based
the
on
released
377,200
the
for
Account
struction
of the $33,the Con¬
use
from
pur¬
chase and retirement of bonds, the
interest
maining outstanding.
fiscal
be
improved
City. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
Stuart
ler, of Chicago.
pointed
agency ,in New York
field
Ho.
(P.
Sch.
High
Dist.
III.
West field),
O.
issue
Sale—An
Bond
West-
Counties,
Township
201
of
Jan.T
from 1958 to
J-J.
Interest
1968 inclu¬
Legality
ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Loiiis.
Glen
Ellyn,
III.
Bond Offering—W.
D.
Galligan,
29
for
the
bonds,
purchase
of
$1,290,000
follows:
as
$250,000 water works and
age
bonds.
revenue
Dec.
from
1
1957
Lombard
in-
elusive. Principal and interest
,
(J-D)
payable
the
at
North-
'
ern Trust Co.,
Chicago.
065,000 storm water sewer bonds.
Due
Dec.
on
1975
1
from
1957
UP
Principal and
payable at a
Chicago
banking
institution
named by the purchaser.
375,000
sanitary
sewer
bonds.
Due
Dec.
1
inclusive.
interest
from
1957
to
Chicago
banking institution
by the purchaser.
named
bonds
dated
are
Nov.
1,
1956. Legality approved by Chap¬
&
man
Cutler, of Chicago.
park
Coal
City
Twp.
High School District No. 98
(P. O. Coal City), III.
'
(CDST)
p.m.
purchase
of
(J-J)
$145,000
building
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1968 inclusive.
Interest
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
State
Toll
Commission
O.
Asked
to
Section of Turnpike—The
$350,000
&
is
authorize
Cede
Highway
the
1
a
Bonds
Commission to
interes.
and
bank
or
trust
—
bfle and interest in
of
a
sold
nue
six mile
Allan
to
Blaii
as
fol¬
approximately Cicero Ave¬
Expressway on the
a
point near the Tri-State
and Edens
Houte and O'Hare Airport
In
fact, it will
on
the
connect with
a;lead-in road to the airport.
The
consent
of
the
holders
of
6Q% % of the principal amount of
outstanding bonds is necessary for
the authorization (Resolution 272)
<to become effective.
The funds normally required for
aside
used
for
be $33,377,200, will be
by the Commission and
one
purpose
only:
the
Bo.,
Community School Building
land, Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Oct.
first
&
Ice
McCord,
the
purchase
mortgage
Oct.
184,
v.
of
revenue
1, 1956. Due
—
were
Hailstone
E.
&
Cincinnati, as 3V4S, at a
of 100.25, a basis of about
Not
Oct.
fered
Sold
$670,000
bonds.
on
July 1
1959 to 1986 inclusive. Prin¬
interest (J-J) payable
the State Exchange Bank, Cul¬
not
Bond
184,
received
of
(DST)
Town,
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
School<
Ind.
bids
until
1957
Legality
In¬
by
Miller,
of
&
Bond
receive
the
School
sealed
bids
Board,
until
10
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
1,
1956.
Due
1958 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
Sale—The
to
pany,
184,
1523—were award¬
the Parker Banking Com¬
and the City Securities Cor¬
p.
poration, jointly,
of
$98,000 water¬
bonds offered Oct.
revenue
4s, at
as
(J-J) payable
at the State Exchange Bank, Cul¬
ver.
Legality * approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian-
a
Township,
price
School
Twp.
Argos), Ind.
Bond Offering—George E. Eley,
Township Trustee,
will receive
(P.
O.
Township (P. O.
Gcshen), Ind.
Bond Offering—Charles F. Sun-
thimer,
Township
receive
1956.
sealed
Trustee,
bids
until
7
will
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on June 1
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1963 in¬
and
Interest
J-D.
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Township, School Township
(P.
Bond
will
1956.
Oct.
Dated
semi-annually
1,
O. Argos), Ind.
Offering — Sealed
be received
bids
until
Due
10
by the Township
a.m.
(CST) on
semi-annually
from
July 1, 1957 to Jan. 1, 1976 inclu-
Bank
Company,
jointly,
at
Dinkins &
of
par,
about
Clarion, Iowa
21—v.
Des
The
—
station
184,
Moines,
$35,000- city
bonds
offered
773 — were
Cownie, Inc.
3V4S.
p.
as
L
Town
Clerk,
will
receive
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
sealed
Oct. 29 for the purchase of
water
works
Woodward
Due on Nov. 1 from
1970, inclusive.
Due
$18,500
Sch.
Dist.,
Iowa
Bond
building
offered
interest
100.36,
price of
a
about
of
cost
net
a
2.49%,
as
follows:
Dec.
from
1
6s.
Due
on
to
$2UU,U00
1961
inclusive.
800,000 2%s. Due
1962
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1986
to
works
Jan.
1,
Oct.! 10
purpose bonds offered Oct.
184, p. 1523—were awarded
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., at a price of
100.02, a net interest cost of about
2.98%, as follows:
a
$800,000
Water
No.
(P.
1
184,
to
a
p.
1277—
com-
Kohl-
& Co., Ladd, Dinkins & Co.
Allison-Williams
par,
Co.,
at
net interest
follows:
a
4.92%,
$115,000 4V2S.
;
cos
as
Due
on
Nov. 1 from
1959 to 1970, inclusive.
190,000 43/4S. Due on Nov. 1 from
to
445,000 5s.
1978 to
net
interest
Sale
—
The
$110,000
of
cost
about 3.82%,
.
&
D.
from
Due
Oct.
on
1
1973 inclusive.
1970 to
2,220,000 3s. Due
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
syndicate:
&
Mercantile Trust
Louis,
Bear,
Co., B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.,
&
pricn
'omoany.
St.
of
Stearns &
Co., R. S. Dickson & Co., First of
Michigan
Corporation,
Hayden,
Stone
&
Co.,
Hornblower
&
Weeks, Baxter, Williams & Co.,
Goodbody & Co., W. H. Morton &
Co., Kean, Taylor & Co., A. Web¬
ster
Dougherty
&
Co.,
Elkins,
Morris, Stokes & Co., Ferris & Co.,
l'
Moian.
Fleming-W.
H.
O ta
„
and
and J. W.
Sparks & Co.
Sale
Bond
interest
O.
$8,000,000
v. 184, p.
—
to
a
price of i00.01,
a
of
cost
syn¬
Halsey Stuart &
about
a
2.98%,
net
as
follows:
#
school bonds: $900,000
on Oct. 1 from 1957
$1,500,000
3s,
due
1971
to
$180,000
inclusive;
2.90s, due on Oct. 1 from 1972
to 1974 inclusive; and $420,-
Baton Rouge), La.
Oct.d from 1975
000 3s, due on
$2,650,000 dor¬
Kees; Kohlmeyer & Co.;
Kingston & Co.; Glas &
16
awarded
were
—
dicate headed by
University and Ag
College
revenue
The
—
bonds offered Oct.
1523
Mechanical
Sale—The
& Co.,
Washington County (P.
Hagerstown), Md.
Co., Inc., at
Co.; Arnold & Crane; Ducour¬
W.
2.90s.
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., McLiunaio-ivioore & Co., Rand & Co.,
Louisiana State
O.
1969 inclusive.
to
Nov. 1 from
1986, inclusive.
Due on
$32,000 3V2S. Due on Nov. 1 from
1957 to 1970, inclusive.
78,000 3%s. Du^ on Nov. 1 from
1971 to 1986, inclusive.
mitory
1967
Hibbs & Co., E. F. Hutton
follows:;;,
ricultural
Oct. 1 from
on
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
1977, inclusive.
public improvement-bonds offered
the same day were awarded to
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co., and Ladd, Dinkins &
Co,, jointly, at a price of par, a
as
from
1
Co., Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
C. J. Devine & Co., R. W. Press-
group
1971
Oct.
on
Lehman Brothers, Phelps, Fenn
O.
$750,000 watei
revenue
bonds of¬
of
Due
Other members of the
Works
Sale—The
about
4s.
1,080,000 3s. Due
in¬
1957
oosed of Ducournau & Kees,
meyer
$5,800,600 mu¬
16—v.
to
1974 to 1981
Parish
awarded
were
The
—
nicipal
1,120,000
additional
from
utility
Oct. 11—v.
fered
Md.
Hagerstown,
660,000 2%s. Due on Oct. 1 from
Lafayette), La.
Bond
to
inclusive.'
1981
school
construction
$3,900,000 3s, due on
6,500,000
bonds:
Oct.
1
from
1957
to
1971
in-
"
elusive; $780,000 2.90s, due on
Oct.
1
from
1972
to
1974
in¬
clusive; and $1,820,000 3s, due
on
Oct.
1
from
1975
to
1981
inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate:
Lehman
&
Co.,
Brothers,
Harriman
Phelps, Fenn
Ripley & Co.,
Inc., C. J. Devine & Co., R. W.
Presprich & Co., Mercantile Trust
Company,
St.
of
Louis,
Bear,
Company, and John Dane & Co.
Stearns & Co.,
Sabine Parish, Converse Sch. Dist.
No. 8 (P. O. Many), La. ~
Co., R. S. Dickson & Co,, First of
Michigan
Corporation,
Hayden,
Stone" &
Co.,
Hornblower
&
Bond
Sale—The
$25,000
build¬
Weeks,
B. J. Van Ingen &
Baxter,
Williams
&
Co.,
ing bonds offered Aug. 29—^v. 184,
Goodbody & Co., W. H. Morton &
567—were awarded to Barrow,
Co., Kean Taylor & Co., A. Web¬
ster
Dougherty
&
Co.,
Elkins,
p.
Sale—The $247,000 school
bonds
Corp., at
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
bear
District
improvement bonds.
Community
$1,000,000
Jonesport Reach Bridge general
obligation bonds offered Oct. 11—
v.
184, p. 1523—-were awarded to
a group composed of the Chemical
Corn
Exchange
Bank,
of New
York City, Hemphill, Noyes & Co.,
and
the
Equitable
Securities
1958.
Lafayette
nau
Garrison, Iowa
Bond Offering — Frank Arens-
berg,
of)
The
—
a
3.82%.
&
,
Sale
Sale
Bond Sale
of
Kettler,
will receive sealed
(CST) on Nov. 8
for the purchase of $16,000 gen¬
eral
obligation street
improve¬
Clerk,
ment bonds.
Maine (State
District
awarded to Becker &
P.
bids until 8 p.m.
Aug.
ap¬
Allen, of Portland.
1957
bonds offered Oct.
13—v. 184, p. 1173—were awarded
to a syndicate composed bf Blyth
& Co., Inc.; Scharff & Jones, Inc.:
Equitable Securities Corp.; John
Nuveen & Co.; White, Hattier &
Sanford; First of Michigan Corp.:
Newman^ Brown & Co.; Barrow
Leary
&
Co.;
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Nusloch,
Beaudean & Smith; Howard, Weil,
Labouise; Friedrichs & Co.; Courts
hall-fire
Legality
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
bonds
(P.
Alton, la.
of
cost
of 0.75%
Bond
Offering—O.
Bond
wood &
o
awarded
price
a
1971 to 1986,
IOWA
Bond
of
purchase
MARYLAND
Protection
1277—were
32,000 3V2S.
from
Bank, Culver. Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
p.m.
(CST) on Oct. 22 for the purchase
$89,000 school building bonds.
clusive.
purchase of $85,000
bonds.
Due
on
July 1, 1957 to Jan. 1, 1976 inclu¬
sive. Principal an$ interest (J-J)
payable at the State Exchange
of
Green
aid
(CST)
a.m.
payable
Weil; Labouisse, Fried-
Additional
school
the
for
Portland.
merce,
follows:
as
par.
Walnut
Town
Elkhart
Trust
p.
interest
net
of
interest
and
Co.,
and
Parker, Ind.
Bond
(J-J)
richs & Co., and Ladd,
price
works
a.m.
proved by Hutchinson, Pierce, At-
(P. O. Lafayette), La.*
184,
of
approved
Ice
July 1
on
the Citizens Fidel¬
or
Fire
to Howard,
pur¬
inclusive.
1961
to
J-J.
McCord,
Indianapolis.
ed
1
8:30
Oct. 29 for the
on
Oct. 30 for the
Corporation, Ind.
Offering—Robert Tucker,
No.
The
the Clerk
by
Trustees
sealed bids until 10
Consolidated
Argos
'
terest
of $40,000 building bonds.
July 1, 1956. Due on July 1
Dated
11
1, 1956. Due on Nov. 1, 1976. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at
the National Bank
of Com¬
LOUISIANA
Lafayette
of¬
Sealed
—
bonds
Louisville. Legality approved bj
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
to Nov.
School
Offering
be
p.
oi
$2,-
of
Owensboro National
Bank. &
1400—
bonds
revenue
sold.
Board
12—v.
interest
78,000 33/is.
and
ver.
and
Owensboro,
ity
(CST)
revenue
July 1, 1956. Due
the
at
receive
purchase
sewer
S
Adelle
will
1957 to 1996 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
The $220,000
—
10—v.
Munster
p.m.
from
Clerk,
the
for
1959 to
waterworks
the
29
—v.
1523
p.
Frank
to
Bonds
23
Bond
Bond Sale—The $110,000 public
improvement bonds offered Oct. 11
O.
Township bonds offered
—
City
u
(P.
of
Drice
Oct.
receive
(EDST)
will
Trustees
bids until
ap-
The $50,000 school
—
Offering—Mrs.
bids until 2 p.m.
Nationa.
3.19%
Corporation (P. O. Argos), Ind.
Bond Offering — H. Neal Hol¬
Trustee
gineers to
15
iwarded
the
that
sealed
pay-
Legality
Townships
Ross,
Oct. 30*for the purchase of $44,000
school aid bonds.
Dated Oct.
1,
set
ind Civil
3ct.
terest
for
1956.
Jonesboro, Ind.
from
INDIANA
Argos
1,
(J-J)
Mercantile
Sale
sealed
Dated
of Indianapolis,
Bond
Bond
Shelton,
800,000
Sept.
interest
Ross,
Liberty
Louis.
theocbonstruction
of
this section,
by the Consulting En¬
by
chase
estifna'ted
-
of
Ind.
Hammond.
.filler,
Interest
J-J.
Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St..
at
184, p. J400 — were awarded to
L. Lyons & Co., and Almstedt
Oct.
Dated
the
at
will
1, 1956. Due on Jan.
to
1966
inclusive.
1959
sec¬
East to
West.
Miller,
semi-annually from July 1.
to
July
1, 1965, inclusive,
jroved
totaling
Chicago,
of
Oct.
from
the
projected North Illi¬
nois Toll Highway. This ^ix mile
section, to be completed by the
County as a free expressway, runs
from
&
Ice
Lowell, Ind.
Bonds
ccinvey to Cook County its right," apolis.
tion
bonds.
River, III.
e
were
Dated
cipal
to
dated Oct. 1, 1956.
Legality approved by
Offering—Louis
Bank,
v.
Bros., both of Louisville, jointly.
are
the purchase of $75,000 equip-
or
Project No. 5 Wild Life
Range bonds offered Oct. 16—•
Owensboro, Ky.
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 30
nent
197(
3M>s.
cipal
Bond
enue
The $437,000 Rev¬
—
1966
to
Opachah,
Jity Controller, will receive seam.
were
from
Toll
a
to
(CST) on Oct. 20 for the pur¬
chase of $130,000 school building
Toll
Illinois
1957
Hammond,
$210,000 library bonds, as 3!'is.
140,000 swimming pool bonds, as
1
Sale
Leander G. Smith announces
$900,000 water bonds. Dated Nov.
(State of)
Kentucky
Treas¬
Offerings—District
Bond
urer
011
KENTUCKY
Bond
from
McCord,
Indianapolis.
1956
1,
1958
lows:
Illinois
ern
S
Company,
Highway Commission
requesting the holders of North¬
State
1
Ross,
lble
E.
a m.
Chicago), III.
Bondholders
III.
Chicago
Wood
Bond
will
«
Dec.
Principal
in
Secretary .of
Highway
(P.
July
The bonds
Jue
Interest
W.
Interest J-J.
jigs
Kennebunk), Me.
from
1
inclusive.
Water District (P.
Wells
1,
Legality approved by Chap¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
$15,000
sive.
principal and
designateo
by the purchaser.
Legality upproved by Chapman & Cutler, o.
Chicago.
J-D.
Illinois
of
5,500 Civil Township bonds. Due
.958
Hubert
—
from
1
payable at
company
from
Oct. 26 for the
on
respec¬
District,
Dated
Jan.
on
Dated
Bond Offering — N. R.
Brown,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
4
purchase
Nov.
Nov.
on
'
4
1
dated
Kennebunkport and
O.
Kennebunk,
&
man
Oct.
on
School
Township
bonds.
semi-annually from July
1, 1957 to July 1, 1966 inclu¬
(CDST) on Oct.
purchase of $590,b()(
bonds.
Due
30
G'undy County,
(CST)
8 p.m.
the
for
Principal and
payable at a
(J-D)
Parh
Offering
bids until
23
(J-D)
on
1975
Manager and
Manager
IVlogle, Secretary of Board of Park
Commissioners, will receive seaiec.
inclusive.
interest
The
Bond
on
1980
to
ap¬
bondholders.
the
of
sewer¬
Due
been
tively to obtain the necessary con¬
sent
mature
MAINE
De
Bank,
*'"<■*
•
are
1976
to
by the Township
Due
Bond
have
Solicitation
inclusive.
VKlage Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
Inc.
Co.
&
Co-Solicitation
$40,000
Quail & Company, of Davenport,
as 33/4S.
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due
sive.
bids
Sealed
$9,500
on
and
M-N.
Ind.
—
follows:
as
the bonds re¬
on
Glore, Forgan & Co. and Halsey,
school building bonds was sold to
t>u
the
for
O.
^
-
bonds
Tne
Monday, October 22, 1956
...
Iowa-De
the
to
National
Moines./
ii*57
estimated coverage of debt service
can
Coles
30
bonds,
Moines
inclusive.
(A-O) payable at the City Treas¬
and
be received
duced.
urer's office, or at the City's
Glark
Offering
Trustee until 7 p.m.
pro¬
1976, in¬
to
and
Principal
Due
of
income
low
will
(P.
Township
Tunnelton),
Bond
the
responsibility for
constructing a section of the Toll
Highway having a high project
cost in relation to the relatively
Nov. 14 for the purchase
$10,000,000
on
H.
Comptroller,
ceive
complete
can
expressway
(2) The Commission will be re¬
Offering—Carl
City
of
lieved
Chicago Board of Education, III.
ters,
toll-free
heart
City.
ILLINOIS
Bond
Cook County
(1)
a
port Lead-in-Road with a
inclusive.
and interest payable
National City Bank,
Principal
at
Dated
certificates.
awarded
were
1956
Guthrie
,
revenue
(J-J)
jayable at the State Exchange
Bank, Culver. Legality approved
jy Ross, McCord, ice & Miller, of
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Leary & Company, of Shreveport.
as
4s and
3.90s.
Morris," Stokes & Co., Ferris & Co.,
Nolan,
Fleming-W.
B.
Qo., VE.-. F. Hutton & Co.,
Kenower, MacArthur
Co., Mc¬
Sullivan & Co., J. C. Bradford &
Co., Branch Banking & Trust Co.,
of Wilson; Braun, Bosworth & C0-,
Donald -Moore &
Inc., Alex. Brown & Sons, Bruns,
Nordeman & Co., Burns, Corbett
&
Pickard, Inc., Byrd Brothers,
Folger,
Hibbs
&
Co., Rand & Co.,
W. Sparks &
J.
and
St. Mary's
County (P. O. Leonard'
town), Md:
Bond
Offering
Leonard
—
President
Alvey,
Co.
of
the
California
Clark,
S.
until
for the
County
Nov.
on
Nov.
inclusive.
(M-N)
from
1
tional
and
Principal
payable
Bank
ardtown.
St.
First
Coffin
&
Illinois
National
Trust
Bank, of Portland;
Southwest
Company,
Geo.
Fogg & Co., Glore, Forgan
Co., Hannaford & Talbot.
&
Bond Offering—Grace L.
bids
sealed
State
the
at
Street
Kibbe,
receive
will
Treasurer,
Harris
.
.
.
.
„
Vu'
i
^
bonds.
1957
from
1
Nov.
i
u
i
school
Due
on
1976 in¬
to
clusive.
dated
are
1,
Nov.
Principal and interest payabove-mentioned bank,
1956.
able at the
by
Storey
& Dodge, of
Legality
approved
Thorndike, Palmer
Boston.
Holyoke,
Mass.
Lucey,
E.
Offering—Jos.
Bond
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids c/o National Shawmut Bank,
Water
40
Boston,v until
Street,
(EDST) on Oct. 22 for the
purchase of $124,000 school bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due on Nov.
noon
1
1976 inclusive. Le¬
1957 to
from
gality approved by Storey, Thorn-
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Lowell, Mass.
The $700,000 park¬
Bond Sale
ing and
16
bonds offered Oct.
184, p.
1629 — were
to
awarded
S.
F.
and
—
sewer
v.
—
Western
New
Company
York,
of
Lynch,
'
Beane. J
rill
Pierce,
The Milwaukee
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Co., jointly,
Moseley &
&
COm
Fenner
&
Company, J. P.
National
City
1980 to
Bank,
of
a. Overton
&
Co., Paine, Web-
Jackson & Curtis, Rand &
Co
Reynolds & Co., RocklandAtlas National Bank, of Boston;
Roosevelt & Cross, L. F. Rothschild
& Co., J. A. Hogle & Co., Scott,
Mason, Inc., Seasongood
Shearson, Hammill &
Co., John Small & Co., Small-Milburn
Company.
Smith,
Barney
Smithers
Co.,
&
Stone
&
Co., F.
S.
Stern, Lauer &
Co.,
& Webster
of about 3.22%.
.
July
on
payable
(J-J)
1524—were
awarded
cate headed
by the First National
to
syndi¬
a
City Bank, First National Bank of
First
Trust Co., and
Corp., at a price of
Bankers
Chicago,
Boston
net interest cost of about
100.19,
a
2.93%,
as
follows:
Bond
Nov.
as
6s.
1957
to
inclusive.
1964
bonds
Park
State
Nov.
6s.
as
Due
to
awarded
bonds.
The
1957
1957
Qarden City),
2.90s.
1958
2.90s. Due
Due
Nov. 1
on
1976 inclusive.
to
on
Nov. 1 from 1957
1976 inclusive.
Due
1957 to
bonds as
Nov.
on
1
from
1976 inclusive.
1,250,000 Horseneck Beach Reser¬
2.90s.
vation bonds
as
Nov.
1957
1
from
to
Due
1984
on
in¬
clusive.
1,000,000 drainage and flood con¬
trol
Nov.
bonds
1
as
from
2.90s.
1957
to
able
at
by
the
receive
Trust
1,
&
184,
bonds
of
1970, inclusive.
were
awarded
a
group
Oct.
Bond
Due
Oct.
ply
bonds.
1957
Due
to
1965
of
100.09,
a
basis
of
Due1
bonds.
1957
to
1961
interest
Citizens
Due
tion
(A-O)
Oct.
Bond
MICHIGAN
1
and
Beaver
District
Bond
Island
Community School
St. James), Mirk.
Offering—Jewell F. Gil¬
(P.
O.
lespie, Secretary of Board of Edu-
(EST)
of
Offering
—
Sale
Herbert Law¬
until
will
8
re¬
1956.
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
March
1
from
1,
July .15
on
Oct.
from
1
—
1957
Principal
and
Dated
No.
to
in¬
tax
bonds.
Due
Sept.
interest
bank
trust company
or
Mich.
Offering—T.
bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Oct. 22
purchase of $31,000 street
improvement bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1956. Due on Sept. 1 from 1957
the
for
1971
to
inclusive.
Principal and
(M-S) payable at a bank
trust
the
lesignated
company
Note—No
the
for
184,
p.
bids
received
were
foregoing bonds when of¬
originally
1278.
Sept.
on
24—v.
.
Wyoming
Township
No. 2
Fourth
Class
(P. O. Grand
Rapids), Mich.
Bond
Sale—The
184,
v.
$350,000 school
bonds offered
1525
p.
October
were
—
to a
group composed of Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., McDonald-
Co., Walter J. Wade, Inc.,
Sattley & Co., and Kenower,
& Co., at a price of
100.009, a net interest cost of about
H. V.
MacArthur
4
05%,
follows:
as
$40,000 4V2s.
1957
to
Due
1960
1961
200,000
4s.
Due
1983
to
Mich.
1
from
Oct, 1 from
on
1970 inclusive.
to
1971
Oct.
on
inclusive.
110,000t41/4S., Due
Oct.
on
1
from
inclusive.
MINNESOTA
Blooming Grove, Minn. ■
Certificate Offering—K.D. Wold,
Secretary
the Owosso State
will
of
Owosso,
the
Water,
Light,
Building Commission,
of
and
Power
both
receive
sealed
p.m.
CCST)
O.
enue
certificates.
Lansing),
1956.
bids
until
Oct. 29 for
purchase of $205,000 electric
Grove
Sch.
Holmes
Dist.
Road,
Sale
Note
The
—
9
awarded
Moore &
—
W.
by
purchaser.
anticipa¬
awarded to the Owosso Sav¬
Bank,
(City
Assessment
56-5
1, 1956. Principal
(J-J) payable at a
designated
by the purchaser.
Legality- ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
and
a
Sch. Dist.,
The
from
Gutter
and
July 15 from 1957 to 1966
on
totaling $109,500 of¬
Oct. 8
v.
184, p. 1401 —
(P.
to
$27,000
tax
anticipation notes offerd Oct. 10—
Due
on
inclusive.
1971
interest
Dated
Nov.
payable at
1
rev¬
Nov.
1,
1957
from
Principal
a
8
the
on
and
banking in¬
stitution
Kenower, MacArthur & Company,
designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle
of Detroit, as 3M»s.
&
v.
184,
p.
1524
—
were
awarded to
15
—
v.
—
184,
p.
1524
—
were
awarded
of
to
a
group
composed
Sattley & Co., Kenower,
& Co., and McDonald
Co., as follows:
H.
V.
MacArthur
&
$160,000 3v2s. Due
and J958.
1959
\
on
Macartney,
*"
Sale
The $375,000 spe¬
assessment bonds offered Oct.
Bond
cial
p.m.
June
Gutter Special
Special
District
notes
Pleasant
Savings
Oct. 30 for the purchase
water supply system
on
Lau¬
Michigan
$128,000
revenue
W.
(EST) on
purchase of $50,obligation water sup¬
bonds. Dated May 1,
on
sealed
1966 inclusive.
Portion)
Mich.
(A-O) payable at
2130
O. Gwinn),
Clerk,
bids
Due
Curb
40,000
building
Roseville, Mich.
sealed
at
jointly.
Principal and
at the
receive
Assessment District No. 56-5
ings Bank, and
from
will
follows:
as
Savings
payable
Commercial
Township
rence,
ceive
Mason,
the
inclusive.
Townshin (P.
Michigan
2.78%.
of
Bank,
were
Bank, of Flint. Legality approved
Forsyth
nptes to the Dart
fered
improvement
on
Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
-
follows:
as
inclusive.
Note
from
com¬
about
City, Mich.
Offering —F. A. McCall,
City/^Clerk,
fered
inclusive.
sidewalk
46,000
1
—
bank or
company designated by the
nurchaser.
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock
&
Stdne, of Detroit.
K. Cull,
Oct.
on
1524
p.
trust
imrpovement
street
184,
v.
—
Owosso Union
Offering—Harry
$407,000
for
system
terest
1984 inclusive.
to
to
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 22
for the purchase of $140,000 bonds
or
Mich.
Offering—Elton
22
1976
1 from
184, p. 1524 —
Paine, Webber,
v.
—
Curtis, of Detroit.>i!
&
interest
bids until 8 p.m.
sealed
July 1 from
July
10
Sch. Dist.
000 general
inclusive.
on
1524
p.
Village Clerk, will receive
rence,
1968 inclusive.
to
4s.
184,
Detroit, at 3.25%.
to
July 1 from
on
assess¬
anticipa¬
$100,000 of¬
Middleville,
11—
awarded
11
awarded
Detroit.
price
Jackson
—
by Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
Bosworth,
to
awarded
E. Marcum,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
tax
totaling
Oct.
of
will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 22
for the purchase of $453,000 spe¬
cial assessment bonds, as follows:
approved
Weymouth, Mass.
$825,000 bonds
offered Oct. 18—v. 184, p. 1629—
Oct.
were
17-months notes to Ken¬
ower, MacArthur & Company,
to
Sale—The
fered
50,000
Clerk,
City
by Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
Bond
—
3.25%.
Flint, Mich.
Bond
at
Legality
Boston.
1401
p.
special
The
—
notes
1956.
1969
Principal and in¬
the Day Trust
payable
184,
School District,
Sale
National
ap¬
Pad¬
—
inclusive.
Heights, Mich.
$50,000 5-months
Michigan "Corpora¬
26,000 4V4S. Due on
until 11 a.m. (DST) on
Oct. 24 for the purchase of $140,water bonds.
Dated Nov. 1,
terest
offered
1524—were
p.
First
C.
Mason
District, Mich.
1959 to 1963
Day
1957
The $38,500 Motor
Highway Fund bonds of¬
1957 to
awarded to H. V. Sattley &
Note
were
a
follows:
Devonshire Street,
Novs 1 from
Legality
Canfield,
$24,000 4V2S. Due
Boston,
on
at
tion, and McDonald-Moore & Co.,
jointly, at a price of par, a net
interest cost of about 4.03%, as
000
Due
Sale
bonds.
Company, of Detroit. "
fered
land-Atlas National Bank, Boston,
and Weeden & Co., as 2.80s, at a
Co., Inc.-, Fred D. Blake & Co.,
Co.,
the
Bond
Vehicle
were
$85,000 motor
fund bonds of¬
v.
—
000 offered OcUlO—v.
tion
posed of Bankers Trust Co., Rock-
Co., J. Barth & Co., Bax¬
&
Miller,
School
1964
.at
5
Sale—The
Sale—The $200,000 school
150,000
Prestor
—
bids
sealed
Co., Ill
Baker, Watts & Co.,
Co., Barret, Fitch,
Glynn
Offering
payable
fol¬
as
inclusive. 0
Vermontville,
—were
Stone, of Detroit.
building
pay¬
Palmer
(J-J)
purchaser.
by
Dewitt
1
Dated
July 1 from
Principal
trust company designated
or
dock &
v.
bonds.
on
inclusive.
1982
the
by
Shawmut
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
bids
sanitary sewer and street
improvement bonds totaling $295,-
Mich.
4.14%,
Standish, Mich.
,Jt
ment
on
ter, Williams & Co., A. G. Becker
Blewer,
National
Storev.
Barr Brothers &
&
Nov.
awarded
The
—
highway
Bond
Trail,
&
net in¬
Due on July 1 from
1978 to 1982,
Bond
in¬
Bacon, Whipple & Co., Robert W.
North &
dated
building
1956. Due
proved
inclusive.
are
Nov.
It
Co., of De¬
Sold—No
Madison
Due
clusive.
& Co.,
on
sewei
Oct.
&
1996
Other members of the syndicate:
Baird
interest
the
1961
Principal and interest
Co.,
Lot C
I
to
1
Due
1956.
1956.
5,000,000 capital outlay
2.90s.
and
1,
Shrewsbury, Mass.
10,000,000 capital outlay bonds as
to
site
Oct.
inclusive.
to
bonds
Nov.
$880,000
offered
awarded to McDonald-Moore
were
Co.,
Vick
a
1958 to 1961, inclusive. .*
920,000 4V4S. Due on July 1 from
1962 to 1977, inclusive.
:
420,000 4s.
Due on July 1 from
Milford), Mich.
Sale
Oct.
4V2S.
as
about
$160,000 4V2S.
and
fered
group
&
and M. B.
price of 100.04,
a
cost of
lows:
Inkster, Mich.
Bond Offering—Jos. A. Hoover,
Acting Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 31 for
the
purchase of $500,000 school
Whittemore, Town Treasurer, will
38,000,000 highway improvement
from
on
1971
bonds.
Bond
Lot B
as
Due
to
a
Moore
Arbor
Ann
29303
lows:
from
-
&
Corp.,
terest
School ' District
\Valley
*
Cooper School District (P. O.
Bond
$150,000
rities
Co., at
Bona
1524—were
p.
Not
vehicle
to
a
H., V.
Bosworth
par.
La-
a.m.
site
$71,000 special
to
Sattley & Co.,
Co., Strana¬
han, Harris & Co., Channer Secu¬
Braun,
$100,000 Curb and
Bond
Co., McDonald
and Friday & Co.,
Oct. 25 for the purchase
water bonds, as fol¬
on
inclusive.
bonds
11
Detroit,
&
1966
1957
from
1
until
Corp.,
gan
the $1,200,000 school
building bonds offered
Oct. 11—v. 184, p. 1401.
pur-:
awarded
were
group composed of First of Michi¬
received for
trust
street
were
—
Bank of Boston. Legality approved
Quinsigamond
Lake
1,000,000
on
bonds
from
1
bids
of
Mich.
bonds
(P. O.
Mich.
Sale—The
1958
re¬
16
composed of Kenower, MacArthur
869
bank
will
Oct.
Co., Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., National Bank of Detroit, and
H. V. Sattley & Co., at a price of
Mass.
Gustave
—
or
the
by
184,
..Bonds
improvement
bonds offered Aug. 29—v. 184, p.
Securities
Treasurer,
Bank
Saie—ine
Hurom
,
Detroit
of
assessment
$300,000
from
buildings
on
sealed
(DST)
of
City
150,000
$1,350,000 Horseneck Beach Reser¬
Due
ceive
A
Lot
vation
Offering
bank
a
Clawson,
Co., White, Weld & Co.,
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson, Robert
Winthrop & Co.; Wood, Gundy &
Bond
at
$1,500,000 gen¬
site bonds of¬
and
16
1961.
District, Mich.
Sale—The
Oct.
July 1,
on
School
building
fered
1, 1959
Traverse
water
—v.
*
Wheat &
Marche,
and
1982
to
pTddTc k
Winston-Salem; Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Wertheim & Co., J. C.
—
offered
Holly,
interest
LeS^iSr^
stone
of
Bedford,
National
Bond
1957
Bond
(jointly).^
M.
and
designated
company
Day, Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.,
New
1 from
Principal
Roseville
eral
Dec.
on
1960.
50,000 3x/4S. Due
Lake
184, p. 1629—were awarded
Kenower, MacArthur & ' Co.,
to
p.m.
inclusive.
Co., and Wood, Struthers & Co.
(Commonwealth of)
Bond Sale
The $57,600,000
bonds offered Oct. 17—v. 184, p.
bonds
to McDonald-Moore &
Due
and
Mich.
$115,000
—v.
(EST) on Oct. 24 for
the
purchase'bf $165,000 'school
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
Corp., Sutro Bros. & Co., Sweney
Cartwright & Co., Third National
Bank, in Nashville; Spencer Trask
& Co., Tucker Anthony & R. L.
Massachusetts
Woods,
troit.
8
and
3V4S, at a price of 100.25, a basis
as
Pointe
until
Horner &
Mayer,
Principal and
payable at a bank
Sale—The
provement
O.
Elaine
Oct.
company
Avenue, Grand Rapids),
Michigan
Offering—Mrs.
Bond
Dated
Front Park general obligation im¬
and
(P.
site
July 1 from 1957
on
(J-J)
trust
Bond
1985, inclusive.
District
for the
165,000 33/4s. Due
inclusive.
1982
July 1 from
School
beI%
&
on
bonds.
Due
until
school
Pierce, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
Cleveland; Newhard, Cook & Co.,
j
Oak
1000 Ball
of
Buffalo;
McMaster Hutchinson & Co., Mer-
I
Co.,
30
$500,000
building
Grosse
Burr
Dean,
designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
1958 to 1961, inclusive.
130,000 4V4S. Due on July 1 from
1962 to 1979, inclusive.
120,000 4s. Due on July 1 from
&
G.
bids
Oct.
on
of
interest
anc
&
$50,000 41/2s/,Due
F.
(EST)
1, 1956.
fol¬
of
Morgan & Co., Inc., F. S. Moseley
bonds
The
Savings Bank,
Corp., Marine Trust
,
$250,000 school project bonds. Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1976
100,000
Inc.,
Co., Kidder, Peabody &
Co., King, Quirk & Co., Arthur M.
Krensky & Co., Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., Laidlaw & Co., Lee Higginson
$350,000 bonds, as
.
McDonald-Moore
sealed
to
Co.
Hutton &
follows:
.
Co.,
&
Co., Hayden, Stone
Heller, Bruce & Co., E.
Co.,
Dept., Ill Franklin Street, Boston,
until 11 a.m. (DST) on Oct. 24 for
the purchase of
&
&
Offering—Thos.
receive
p.m.
or
Co., Braun. Bosworth &
Stranahan,
Harris
&
Co.,
as
O.
purchase
1
grout:
a
Community Sch. Dist.
Maple City), Mich.
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
composed of Kenower, MacArthui
Ffoiipt & Co., Hayden,
Miller
Bank-
Second
Trust
i
Co., Municipal
Trust
Ripley
(P.
Bond
lows:
s
Harriman
*Hampden, Mass.
1629—were awarded to
Lake
and
&
National
P.
MASSACHUSETTS
No.
Glen
Bond Sale—The $450,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 15—v. 184
Co., Fahey, Clark & Co.,
p.
First
company designated by
purchaser., Legality, approved
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
by
(P. O. Flat Rock), Mich.
First
Baltimore.
Town
8
District
inclusive.
Principal and
(M-S) payable at a bank
trust
or
on
School
1988
interest
bonds.
Fractional
Field, Richards & Co., First Cleve
land Corp., First of Iowa Corp.,
by
Niles, Barton, Yost & Dankmeyer,
of
&
brook &
Na-
approved
Brownstown, Ash and Berlin Twps
Angeles;
D<^minick, A. Webster Dough¬
erty & Co., Drexel & Co., Esta-
Mary's, Leon-
Legality
Co.,
the
&
interest
the
at
of
to
Los
Dated Novr 1,
July 1 from 1957 to
1966 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at a bank or
trust company designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
will
1956. Due
Co., of <Chicago;
Courts & Co., Henry Dahlberg &
Co., C. J. Devine & Co., Dominick
1981
1957
&
Continental
purchase of $200,000 court
Dated Nov. 1, 1956.
on
of
to
building
*
Bank
1
bonds.
house
Due
(EST)
noon
Dodge
Burr.
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids
Bank,
receive sealed bids
(EST) on Oct. 25 for
the, purchase
of
$23,000
school
cation,
until 8 p.m.
Dec. 1, 1957
of
St.
Paul.
Circle Pines, Minn.
Bond
Offering
Klammer, Village
ceive
sealed
bids
—
Walter
L.
Clerk, will re¬
until
8
p.m.
Oct. 30 for the purchase
improvement bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956. Due on July 1
from 1959 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬
(CST)
on
of $8,000 road
cipal
and
suitable
interest payable at a
institution des-
banking
';
62
The Commercial
(1738)
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis. \
Fridley, Minn.
$370,000 muni¬
Bond
Sale—Tne
cipal
building
sewer
revenue
Golden
bonds offered Oct.
1525 — were
awarded to a
group
headed by
Piper, Jaffray
& Hopwood, of
Minneapolis, as 3.90s. The bonds
p.
additional
bear
for
184,
v.
—
one
interest
Sale
—
The $100,000
certificates of in¬
revenue
debtedness offered Oct. 9
1525
p.
—
—
v.
184,
awarded to Piper,
were
Jaffray & Hopwo(od, and AllisonWilliams
Mower
Co., jointly.
Adams Ind. Cons.
School District No. 8 (P.O.
County,
Adams),
Bond
Minn.
Sale—The $370,000
build¬
Offering—C.
Grebin,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 24
for the purchase of $35,000 swim¬
ming pool bonds.
Dated Oct. 1,
Due
1956.
on
inclusive.
1969
1959 to
1 from
Jan.
Principal and in¬
terest
payable at a banking insti¬
tution designated by the success¬
ful bidder. Legality approved by
Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
St. Louis County
No.
Dist.
27
Independent Sch.
O.
(P.
Hibbing),
W. S. Homes,
—
District Clerk, will receive
sealed
Oct.
24 for the purchase of $100,000
school improvement bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
Principal
and interest payable at any suit¬
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
able bank designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality "approved by M.
J.
dis, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
22
for the
purchase of $149,000
park improvement bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1956.
Due1 on March 1
1961
from
1968 inclusive. Prin¬
to
payable at a
bank or trust company designated
by the purchaser, subject to ap¬
proval by the City. Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
cipal
interest
and
Louis.
of St.
Bond
E.
Pipes, City Manager, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 23 for the purchase of $90,000
public building bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1 from 1958
to
1971 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
payable
at
a
suitable
banking institution designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
Edwards
of
issue
$225,-
sold to A. G.
was
&
Sept.: 1,
from
1956.
1957
Charles
Due
to
terest M-S.
1976
March
on
inclusive.
1
In¬
Legality approved by
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
Louis.
re¬
bids at the First Na¬
tional Bank, Kansas City, until 11
(CST)
a.m.
Dated
1
Oct. 24 for the pur¬
on
$4,000,000 building bonds.
Nov.
from
1, 1956. Due
1957
to
1976
on
Aoril
First
National Bank, of Kansas
City. Legality approved by Stinsori, Mag, Thomson, jVIcEvers &
Fizzell, of Kansas City. *
MONTANA
Falls, Mont.
Offering — Fred L. Hill,
Clerk, will receive sealed
City
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Oct. 29
for the purchase of $10,000 bonds,
as follows:
$8,500
Improvement
District
No.
915 bonds.
1,500
184, p. 1525 — were awarded to
Gates,
Carter
&
Company,
of
Gulfport.
Improvement
District
No.
The bonds will be dated Nov.
1,
Bond Sale—The $400,000 indus¬
trial bonds offered Oct. 17—v.
184,
1630—were awarded to Alvis &
Co., of Jackson.
p.
Iuka, Miss.
*
Bond Sale—An issue of
hospital
construction
A,
as
improvement
bonds was
Cady & Co., Inc., and M.
Saunders & Co., Inc., jointly,
3s. Dated June 1, 1956. Due on
1
sive.
Interest
from
1957
to
J-D.
1958
inclu¬
Legality
ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
\
Mississippi
Bond
Offering
(State
—
of)
Joe T. Patter¬
Attorney General and ExOfficio
Secretary of
the
State
Bond
Commission, will receive
a.m.
(CST)
on
Oct. 24 for the purchase of
$1,500,000 junior-colleges building
gen¬
eral
obligation bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1956. Due
to
1967
interest
on
May 1 from 1958
inclusive. Principal and
(M-N) payable at a bank
Jersey Highway Authority
(P. O. Trenton), N. J.
Sale
HAMPSHIRE
Nashua, N. H
Offering—Edward R.
Note
Be-
noit, City Treasurer, will receive
bids
sealed
until
11
a.m.
The
bonds
—
—
1630—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by First Boston Corp.,
Halsey,i Stqart & Co., Harriman
Ripley & Co., and Smith, Barney
& Co., as 4%s, at a price of 97.539,
p,
basis of about 4.52%.
a
Upon re-
offering to investors at a price of
par, the issue was quickly placed
the account
closed.
>
Bond Sale—The
$67,000 general
bonds offered Oct.
improvement
15—v.
184, p. 1525—were awarded
Boland, Saffin & Co., New
to
York
City, as 3.45s, at a price of
a basis of about 3.43%.
100.07,
Berkeley Heights Township (P. O.
Berkeley Heights), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $612,000 sewer
assessment bonds offered Oct. 17
184,
—v.
to
a
1525—were
p.
School
Sale
Bond
of
total
Of
—
Oct.
the
J.
10—v.
$1,670,000
were
awarded
to
a
group composed of Boland, Saffin
& Co., the Fidelity Union Trust
Co., of Newark, Byrne and Phelps,
B. Hanauer & Co., J.-R.¬
& Co., F. R. Cole & Co., R. D.
J.
Ross
White &
ley,
as
basis
Co., and Adams & Hinck¬
3Y4S, at a price of 100.31, a
of about
Co., Newark, F. R. Cole &
Co., MacBride, Miller &
Co., and
Rippel & Co., as 3J/4S, at a price of
100.05, a basis of about 3.24%.
184,
the
as
(P. O. Nixon),
New Jersey
Bond
Sale
The
$1,409,000
bonds offered Oct. 16—v. 184, p
Township
—
1525—were
awarded
to
a
group
composed of Boland, Saffin & Co.
B.
J.
Union
Van
Ingen
Trust
&
Co.,
Co.; Fidelity
and National
composed
Burns,
Birdsall,
Osian
and
Dist.
Clerk,
30
2
p.m.
the
for
purchase
of
Daneri,
sealed
on Oct.
$900,000
follows:
as
$400,000
water
velt
municipal
electric
plant
Dated
Nov. 1, 1956, and stated
combination
will mature on
in
Nov.
1
from
1957
inclu¬
1986
to
(M-N)
payable at the Vineland National
Bank & Trust
Company, Vineland,
Guaranty Trust Com¬
pany, of New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
field & Wood, of New York City.
at
the
West
.
Windsor
District
100.18,
&
Township
(P.
O.
Sale—The
School
Kendall,
and
—
$315,000 build¬
to
Ira
Haupt & Co., New York City, as
2.80s, at a price of 100.02, a basis
of about 2.79%.
•
-
_
(DST)
cal
Year
1956.
bonds
Sale
offered
1279—were
—
The
Oct.
$2,983,000
17—v.
awarded
to
bids
Oct.
on
to
bonds.
Due
until
for
23
2
the
1961
Dated
March
on
Sept.
from
1
1,
1957
inclusive.
Principal and
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County Trust Co., Dobbs Ferry.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
interest
184,
a
p
group
&
Wood, of New
York
Sale
Bond
bonds
offered
1525
p.
velt
of
Oct.
Cross,
100.03,
a
fire
$67,000
11
184,
v.
—
awarded to Roose¬
were
—
&
The
—
3.90s, at
as
a
price
basis of about 3.89%.
Garden
City, N. Y.
Offering — J. W.
Bond
Village
bids
until
24
2
for
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
as
>
1
from
1957 to
1981
on
Andrews
inclusive.
Nov.
1, -1956.
Glen Cove, N.
Y.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 general
improvement
bonds
offered
Oct.
17—v. 184, p; 1630—were awarded
to the Franklin Square National
Bank, Franklin Square, as 3V4S, at
a price of
100.15, a basis of about
3.17%.
Bosworth, Sullivan
Quinn & Co. as follows:
wece^
composed'Nof
group
Trust Co.
of
Western
&
Traders
Trust
basi3
a
3.22%.
bonds
dated
are
Nov.
on
from
1
"
:
Nov.
1,
1957 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the Ma¬
rine Trust Company of Western
New York, Holley.
Legality ap¬
proved • by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
purpose
turers
falo,
&
Trades
bonds
1956.
to
31/4S, at
as
The
Due
1965
to
offered
awarded
were
Oct.
18
the. Manufac¬
Trust
Co., Buf¬
price of par.
a
dated
are
Dec.
on
Y.
$97,000 general
Sept.
from
15
15,
1956
inclusive.
Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the Ma¬
rine
Trust
York,
of
Co.
of
Western
New
Buffalo.
Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Monroe,
Bond
Village
ston,
ceive
N.
Y.
Offering—Wm.
(EDST)
F.
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
John¬
will
until
3
chase
of
Dated
Oct.
from
able
re¬
p.m.
Oct. 24 for the pur¬
$150,000 water bonds.
on
1956.
1,
1958
to
Due
1986
April
on
inclusive.
pay¬
the
Citizens
Bank,
Legality approved > by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway, of New York City. *0
at
Monroe.
Hempstead,
Garden
Park Water District
New
Bond
Hyde Park), N.
Sale
—
The
City
(P.O.
Y.
>
'
Union 'Free
No.
4
School
(P. O. North
apparatus bonds offered Oct. 17—
184,
the
of
1631—were awarded to_
p.
Meadowbrook
Freeport,
New
Bond
as
National
3%s, at
Bank
:
par.
Rochelle, N. Y.
Offering
Anne
—
N.
Hughes, Director of Finance and
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EDST) on Oct. 23
for the purchase of $691,000 -vari¬
ous purposes bonds. Dated Nov.
1,
1956.
Due
1975
on
May 1 from 1957 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the City
terest
Treasurer's
office.
Legality- ap¬
by Hawkins,-Delafield &
Wood, of New Yprk City.
New York City Housing Authority,
New
York
17—v. 184, p. 1630—were awarded
Note Offering—Philip J. Cruise,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
to
until
a
group composed of Halsey,
Stuart & Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.;
&
Cross;
George
B.
Co., Inc.: Francis-1. du
Co.;-W. T. Morton & Co.;
Tilney & Co., and Edwards
Hanley, as 3.90s,- at a price
100.66,
a
basis of about 3.84%.
awarded
o
to
City,
100.01,
Tilney
as
&
3V2S, at
basis
Co.,
a
„
the
noon
(DST)"
purchase of
1956.
Due June
York
New
on
Oct.
Dated Nov.
York•
1
until
the
<•
announces
will
receive
of
Philip
that the
Au¬
sealed
bids
(EDST) on Oct. 23 for
purchase of $19,477,000 tem¬
(Issue CXXVI).
noon
porary loan notes
New Dated Nov. 19, 1956. Due
price
26,
City Housing Authority,
New
thority
for
3, 1957.
Note Offering—Chairman
J. Cruise
25
$15,448,000 Issue
No. CXXVII notes.
&
of
27,
on
May
1957. Payable at the Chemical
Corn
Exchange. Bank,
of
New
York City. Legality approved by
Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan, Mcinclusive.
Principal and interest Govern & Lane, of New York
(A-O) payable Franklin National City.
a
The bonds
on
Oct.
of
are
1
about
3.49%.
dated Oct.
from
1957
1, 1956.
to
1961
*
$42,000 Tire
.
Due
and
build¬
17
proved
Bellmore), N. Y.
Bond
Sale — The
$2,510,000
school building bonds offered Oct.
Peters,
Christensen;
& Co., Inc.,
1976
v.
York
&
Oct.
price of 100.25,
'
"
a
about
inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-N):payable at the
Long Island Trust Company, of
Garden City. Legality
approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood/of
New York City.
& Wells, Inc.; W. H. Morton
&
Co.; Rand & Co.; Thomas & Co.;
Rauscher,
Pierce
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Writer
Y.
Buffalo; Roosevelt & Cross,
Wood, Struthers & Co., • as
North
Hempstead, Wantagh Fire District
the Mercantile TrustjjCompany, of
(P. O. Wantagh), N. Y.
St. Louis; F. S. Smithers & Co.;
Bond
Sale
The $50,000 fire
offered
Oct.
18
were
Baxter, Williams & Co.; First of bonds
Corporation;
of
'
(P. O.
York, Buffalo; Blair & Co.;
3V4S, at
May
1,601,000 various purposes bonds.
Due on May 1 from 1957 to
Dated
a
Manufacturers
follows:
$675,000 water bonds. Due
School
Principal and interest (A-O)
Jones,
will deceive
Treasurer,
Oct.
7
offered
to
Marine
New
1
composed of Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
Michigan
bonds
the
Fallsburgh, Mountaindale Fire District (P. O. Mountaindale), N. Y.
Pont &
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Bond
sealed
Gibbons &
MEXICO
ing
awarded
„
receive
Hamlin
Murray,
Central
Lancaster, N.
Ferry, N. Y.
—
Margaret K.
Glennon, Village Clerk-Treasurer,
will
Cross,
and Til¬
Bond Sale—The »0,000
Offering
Roosevelt
NEW
Trad¬
Dobbs
District
awarded
were
Carlton,
Clarkson
1956. Due
Co., of Buffalo, jointly,
at a price of 100.22, a
basis of^bout 3.37%.
Hempstead
Princeton
ing bonds offered Oct. 17—v. 184,
1279
York
Cross, of New York City,
Bond
&
as 3.80s, at a price of
basis of about 3.78%.
a
The
3.40s,
as
Junction), N. J.
Bond
Sch.
Trust
ers
sive. Principal and interest
.
Grove,
Central
the Manufacturers and
and
1981
utility
sewer
-
Roosevelt
& Co.,
ney
(P. O. Canaseroga),
$2,276,000 bonds,
receive
(EDST)
will
Almond
Dansville
No. 2
Bond Sale—The $250,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 10 — v. 184,
p. 1402 — were awarded to Roose¬
J.
Bond Offering—John J.
City
of
Francis I. duPont & Co.,
and
—
Edison
ing bonas offered Oct. 17—v. 184,
1630—were awarded to a group
p.
Co.,
basis of about 3.23%.
a
on
N.
16—
1525—were awarded to
Savings Bank of Pat3V4S, at a price of 100.10,
p.
Union
chogue,
sealed
3.21%.
Vineland,
—
purchase bonds offered Oct.
v.
Y.
N.
Sale—The $445,000 build¬
Kendall), )N.
City.
original
school bonds
184, p. 1402—
$1,675,000
offered
N.
District,
awarded
composed of B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Inc., Fidelity Union
group
Sale
(P. O.
Huntington),
YORK
Bellport, N. Yy
*
The $25,650 land
Bond
Delafield
Roselle
p.
JERSEY
NEW
School
Free
I
and
March
on
Union
District No.
'
p.m.
on
NEW
inclusive;
purchase of $75,000 Change of Fis¬
Raritan, N. J.
(DST)
Oct.
23 for the purchase of
$200,000 notes. Dated Oct. 24, 1956.
Due Dec. 28, 1956.
Huntington
1968 toJL976 inclusive.
New
$25,000,000
D and E general revenue
offered
Oct.
18
v. ,184,
Series
or
NEW
Trust
son,
sealed bids until 10
was
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co., of
Omaha. Due^serially in 15 years
$31,000
to
June
bonds
to
■street
sold
&
bonds.
County (P. O.
City), Neb.
$150,000
March 1 from
on
1967
$275,000 3.70s, due
composed
group
& Co. Inc.; C.
Co.; Stroud & Co.; R.
Co.; Boland* Saffin
& Co.; R. D. White & Co., and
Baxter, Williams & Co., was the
successful bidder for the $3,325,000
bonds offered Oct. 16—v. 184, p.
1525.
The group purchased $3,319,000 bonds as 3.95s, at a price
of 100.20, a basis of about 3.92%.
500,000
Central
to
of
inclusive.; $345,-
000 4V2S, due
1960
cost
follows: $283,March 1 from
as
on
1959
price of
a
Wood, of New York
City.
District No.
bonds.
Bond Sale—An issue of
3.84%,
4*s, due
Stuart
Dickson
bonds,
.
Hattiesburg, Miss.
Halsey,
S.
1956.
sold
Sale—A
bids until
916 bonds.
&
Bond
interest
net
a
1957 to
J. Devine &
Inc.,
Bond
bonds at
sewer
100.04,
about
/
approved
Delafield
and $475,000
March 1 from
on
Square, Mineola.
by Hawkins,
Legality
1976 inclusive.
1 from
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the Guaranty Trust Com¬
pany, of New York City, or at the
Merrick
v.
903,000
000
Bank of Franklin
Jersey City, N. J.
Bond
of
dens, District Treasurer, will
ceive sealed
due
Monday, October 22, 1956
...
inclusive;
3.70s,
basis of about 4.31%.
a
City School District, Mo.
Offering — Barret S. Hed-
Bond
Harrison
—
100.48,
and
Kansas
1967
1968 to
of
price
a
net interest cost
a
3.85%, as follows:
$540,000 4 V2S, due on Marcn 1,
1957 and 1958; $1,065,000
4s,
due on March 1 from 1959 to
„
Co., and John J. Ryan
Co., jointly, as 4%s, at a price
Chronicle
about
t
Bond Sale—The $274,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 16—v. 184,
p.
1525—were awarded to J. B.
Bond
Sons, and DempseyTegeler & Co., both of St. Louis,
jointly, as 33/4S and 3V2S. Dated
4
County (P. O.
Gulf port), Miss.
Bond Sale
The $21,000 road
and bridge bonds offered Oct. 9—
of
Township School District
O. Marlton), N. J.
(P.
County Consolidated
No. I (P. O.
Hillsboro), Mo.
NEBRASKA
MISSISSIPPI
Evesham
District
Sale—An
100;038,
4.099%.
Jefferson
School
of
.
Rippel & Co.; F. R. Cole &
Co.; Thomas & Co.; Lebenthal &
Co.; Ewing & Co./and McBride,
Miller & Co,, as 4.10s, at a price
of 100.009, a net interest cost of
about
Financial
$2,080,000 water bonds at
Co.;
New
Great
Wayzata, Minn.
Offering — Donald
both
of
Newark;
Phelps,
Inc.; J. B.
Hanauer & Co.; John J. Ryan &
and
&
MISSOURI
Mulvahill, of Hibbing.
Bond
to
Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Bond Offering—Verna L. Lan-
chase of
Minnesota
Bond Offering
Due
1960 inclu¬
bonds.
bridge
000 school bonds
P.
on
Bank,
Byrne
Hanauer &
fray & Hopwood, of Minneapolis.
Perston, Minn.
(CST)
a.m.
sive.
ing \bonds offered August 27 —
v. 184, p. 774 — were awarded to
a
group composed of Piper, Jaf¬
Bond
and
road
receive
will
State
the purchase of $200,-
23 for
000
O.
A. D. Brooks,
—
Clerk,
serially from 1957
!'?i%
Mazeppa, Minn.
Certificate
Oct.
lVz%
of
year.
electric
Offering
sealed bids until 10
Valley, Minn.
eral obligation
Bond
Chancery
Sale—The $1,000,000 gen¬
Bond
12
Washington County (P.
Greenville), Miss.
bonds offered Oct.
Co., of St. Paul.
by
subject to approval
by the State Bond Commission.
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
184, p. 1630—were awarded
15—v.
to Kalman &
designated
company
the purchaser,
and
water
and
trust
or
and
Number 5579
Volume 184
The Commercial
York City Housing Authority,
New York
New
Note Sale
,
...
The $7,341,000 tem¬
—
25
Oct.
*
Oct.
on
.
1
'ffrom
inclusive.
of
bonds.
1957
$390,000, Georgia,
Atlanta, at a price of
100.09, a net interest cost of about
3.05%, as follows:
$35,000 3V4S. Due on May 1 from
$22,575,000 notes
184, p. 1630—
Dated
1957
to
1991
^2parking
Due.
to
(1739)
1958 to
public
100,000
16—v.
awarded to Salomon Bros. &
were
purchase
follows,
as
$290,000 water system bonds. Due
loan notes offered Oct. 11
v. 184, p. 1526 — were awarded to
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, of New
York City, at 2.33% interest.
Note Sale—The
the
bonds,
porary
offered
for
and^inancial Chronicle
area
Oct.
35,000
from
on
1
an
¥Jl956.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
and interest
overall interest cost of 2.395%.
-
■
Bond
Ossining,
N. Y. >
" *
Bond Sale—The $54,500 general
A
184,
approved
awarded
&
1630—were awarded to
p.
by
Hawkins,
" ■'
City.,•
York
of
Sale
Bond
.
—'The
16
cost
of
6s.
Due
—
were
&
Co.,
par,
a
3.22%,
May
from
1
*
the
County
.
Plains,
3s, at
as
Co.,
White
price of 100.10,
a
cf about 2.95%.
basis
a
Trust
r
*
^
provement
totaling $524,0® uffered Oct. 11—
v. 184, p. 1402
were awarded to
the
Penn
Yan, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Paul M. Sands,
:
.Village
will
Treasurer,
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Oct?
(EST) on
purchase of $100,
30 for the
electric system
000
Nov. 1,
1957 to
1956.
1976
Dated
Nov. 1 from
Due on
inclusive.
Principal
Bank
Citizens
of
Penn
Yan.
Le¬
Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.
by
approved
gality
••V'"
••
No.
1
2
Bond
(P. O. Honeoye), N. Y.
Offering—Philip J. Row-
Lee
sealed
Rome
Romej, N.
Common
(P. O.
Due
May
on
inclusive.
11
North
by
interest
1, 1956. Due
N. Y.
Offering — Arthur
Bond
Point,
M.
Trembley, Village Clerk, will re¬
ceive bids until 4 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 29 for the
1975
purchase of $55,000
Dated June
Due on June 1 from 1957
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Na¬
electric system bonds.
1, 1956.
Commercial Bank & Trust
tional
Co.,
Pittsburgh.
Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
1985
inclusive.
interest
Rome
Trust
1957
Principal and
(M-N
payable
Company.
1526
11
—
v.
York
Citv
Sal
16
184,
—v.
Haupt & Co., Bache & Co., Spen¬
cer, Trask & Co., City National
Bank & Trust Co., Kansas
City,
Courts & Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and Rodman & Renshaw, at a price of 100.02, a net
Co., Inc., and Bacon,
Stevenson & Co., jointly, as 3V4S,
price of
about 3.22%.
a
100.21,
a
basis
series
§1,600,000
from
1959
from
300,000
$100,000
eral
$241,000
bonds
improvement
18
—v;
184,
offered
Western
to
ceive
(M-S) payable at the
Franklin National Bank of Frank¬
Cliff. Legality ap¬
Heckler & Galloway,
Sykes,
of New York
City.
Lefa C. Qua,
Director of Finance, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on
—
inclusive.
York
p.
Bond
Offering—George M. Cox,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
(EDST) on Oct.
50,000 33/4s. Due
as
1961
and 1980.
County,
School
to
County
Clerk,
at
2
1975 to
Due
Sale
v.
to
184,
the
p.
bonds.
from
noon
1956.
Due
1957
to
bonds.
from
r
Oct. 11 — v. 184, p. 1403 — were
awarded to McDonald & Company,
of
Cleveland.
-;
'
Washington Township Local School
District
(P. O. West Ports¬
Bond
Offering
Bessie
—
L.
Greene, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
Due
1957
bonds
to
1
Oct.
inclusive.
dated
are
1
inclusive.
on
1966
Oct.
1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
ings Co., Findlay.
Legality
proved
byi Squire,
Sanders
&
on
to
June
mouth.
Legality
Shaffer
&
Peck,
Clerk of
Board of
sealed
until
1977
J-D.
inclusive.
noon
of
noon
(EST) on Oct. 29
purchase of $50,000 Pine-
Drive
1967
Legality approved by Squire,
Licking Valley Local School Dist.
(P. O. R. D. No. 1, Toboso), Ohio
$496,000 school
Dated Oct. 1,
April 1 from 1958 to
Principal and in¬
(A-O) payable at the Ohio
State
Bank, Whitehall.
OKLAHOMA
Chouteau, Okla.
Offering — Floyd
Bond
Town
Clerk,
will
receive
Gore,
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
25 for the purchase of $37,000 gas
transmission line bonds.
1959 to
Due from
1970 inclusive.
improvement bonds offered Oct. 8
v. 184, p. 1402 — were awarded
Field, Richards & Qompany, of
Cleveland, as 3V2s, at a price of
100.35, a basis of about 3.46%.
bonds.
on
inclusive.
terest
Interest
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Sale—The
Williams,
Whitehall, Ohio
— Walter Helber,
Clerk, will receive sealed
(EST) on Oct. 29 for the purchase
$900,000 school bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1 from
to
by
approved
Bond Offering
wood
Education, will
bids
1956.
from
Cincinnati.
for the
Jack Wilson,
—
1,
inclusive.
1980
1956. Due
Offering
Oct. 31
Dec. 1
and
1
on
Nov.
bids until
City School
(P. O. Cleveland),
Ohio
Bond
Dated
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Portsmouth Banking
Co., Ports¬
)City
Heights
District
Due
(EST)
noon
bonds.
ap¬
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Garfield
ing
1958
Oct.
on
1961
payable at the Ohio Bank & Sav¬
Louisville, Ohio
F.
receive
(CST) on
will
p.m.
purchase of $30,-
bonds.
from
Due
inclusive.
Sale—"the
Bond
bonds
ment
184,
Haworth, Okla.
&
3V2s, at
of
offered
—
Frank Harris,
Clerk, will receive bids un¬
til Oct. 25 for the purchase of
000 water works system
Oct.
Oklahoma
City), Okla.
15—v.
Bond
Clerk
Offering—David R.
of
the Board
will
receive
p.m.
3.37%.
$12,-
bonds.
County Dependent Sch.
Dist. No. 58 (P. O.
judg¬
Co., of Cleveland, as
price of 100.74, a basis
a
about
Bond Offering
Town
Oklahoma
$18,830
1526—were awarded to Mc¬
p.
Donald
(CST)
of
sealed
Oct.
on
Stojlve,
Educatioa,
bids
24
until
for
6
the
purchase of $80,000 building bonds.
OHIO
Madison
Bond Sale—The
184,
the
as
of
1402
p.
First
$45,000 rubbish
were
Cleveland
3V2s, at
about
Berea
—
a
awarded to
Corporation,
price of 100.19,
a
basis
3.46%.
City School District,
Ohio
$1,500,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 16—v. 184,
p. 1402—were awarded to a group
Sale—The
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Bond
Hornblower & Weeks, Paine, Web¬
ber. Jackson & Curtis, and Ken¬
and street
-
ower,
at
a
MacArthur &
price
of
Co.,
100.59,
Due
from
1959
1969
to
a
as 3V2s,
basis of
Ottawa
inclusive.
County
bonds
offered
Independent Sch.
Dist. No. 23 (P. O. Miami), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $255,000 build¬
Bond Offering—R. C. Nichols,
ing bonds offered Oct. 15—v. 184,
Superintendent of Schools, will
p. 1402—were awarded to Braun, receive bids until 7:30
p.m. (CST)
Bosworth & Co., and
Provident on Oct. 24 for the
purchase of
Savings Bank & Trust Co., jointly,
$585,000 building bonds.
as
3%s, at a price of 102.29, a
basis of about 3.52%.
Sequoyah County Dependent
School District No. 1 (P. O.'
Mahoning County (P. O.
Sallisaw), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $3,000 building
Youngstown), Ohio
Ohio
destructor bonds offered Oct. 12—
v.
Township Local School
(P. O. Trotwood),
District
Bedford, Ohio
Columbiana
June
on
on
on
water
1
from
line
fered
Oct.
were
June 1 from
June
of
of
1
fered
$56,753 sewer
improvement bonds of¬
Oct. 9—v. 184, p. 1403—were
hwarded
to
Braun,
Bosworth
Co., of Toledo, as 3s, at
a
awarded
&
price of
Oct.
Honnold
to
Oklahoma City, as
The bonds
are
17
&
were
Co.,
of
3%s.
due serially from
1959 to 1961 inclusive.
100.36, a basis of about 2.93%.
bonds
1526
Trust
—
(P.
Northv)°.st
O.
offered
The
assessment
15—v.
bonds
of¬
Oct.
of
School
Otway),
District
Brookings,
Ohio
Sale—The $410,000
Bond
build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 13—v. 184,
p.
1403—were awarded to Magnus
&
Co., of Cincinnati, as 4V4S, at a
184,
p.
Cleveland, as 314s, at a price
100.10, a basis of about 3.23%.
Columbus,
p.
Bond
$29,732.98
Sale—The
Ohio
bonds
1402—were
awarded,
as
fol¬
lows:
$64,669.33
street
price
special assessment
improvement bonds to
J. A. White & Co., as 3s, at a
of
101-27,
a
basis of about
4.10%.
Paint
totaling
$114,669.33 offered Oct. 11—v. 184,
award¬
Company
—
Local
(P. O.
awarded to McDonald & Co.,
Bond
$70,000 street
were
County
1402—
from
Rapids, N. C.
The
Sale
Bond
June 1 from
on
Bpe June 1, 1995.
—
the
1972
to 1994 inclusive.
improvement
—
for
Sale
bids until
Lisbon), Ohio
19$9,;, inclusive.
Roanoke
ed
to
from
1974unclusive.
10,000 IV4S.
9
1
lOSG^inclusive.
2s.
1990
building
196$"inclusive.
300.000 3V2s. Dtfe
100,000
23
000
»
Falls), Ohio
—
The $27,600 San¬
itary Sewer District bonds offered
Bond
>
mouth), Ohio
Buffingi 11 receive
2
(P. O. Beach), N. Dak.
Offering — Herman
Oct.
(
Cuyahoga
OREGON
June
Duemn
Due
Sentinel
District1' No.
Bond
bids
the
to
DAKOTA
Valley
Butte
a
—
NORTH
Golden
&
to
for the purchase of $318,000 build¬
Bond
about 3.43%.
follows:
1967 to
Bond
Durham,
anc^Rhelps, Inc., New
jointly, at a price <|f
6s.
June 1 from
June 1, 1979,
on
184, p.
Fahey,
Co., of Cleveland, as
price of 100.57, a basis
Silver Lake (P. O.
'
E.
w
15—v.
of about 3.62%.
(EDT) on
1 for the purchase of $103,special assessment street im¬
provement bonds, as follows:
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
1631-prwere awarded to
160,000 6s.
Branch
~
1985, inclusive.
net interest cost of about
a
from
1
inclusive.
on
until
Oct.
awarded
were
3%s, at
Ohio
Auditor,
bids
offered
—
Clark
Center
Oiive, N. C.
*90,000 3V4S. Due
Y.
from
§701,000 .water
bondP^ offered Oct. 16—
City,
June
on
1972
1958
1
Health
1979M)
1958 to
Bank,
by
&
Galloway, of New York City.
bids until 2 p.m.
June
Sa'e—-The
$41,000
Legality
approved
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler
N.
on
the First Securities Corp.,
and Byrne
Sherrill.
Suffern,
to
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
1968
to
(P. O.
Nov.
1958
to 1978
$325,000
6s, due on
from 1958 to 1978, in¬
1
sewer
184,
v.
1
(A-O) payable at Sherrill
Oneida
Valley
National
Pubb£
Bond
and
from; 1957 to 1976
Principal and interest
Oct.
1969
and
19*75, inclusive.
Mount
Oct. 25 for the purchase of $32,000
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
on
Due
to
from
sewer
Due
to
1973
frorr
Spasties Hospital bonds:
$120,000 6s?« due on June 1
from 1958*% 1978, inclusive;
and $70,000 3s, due on June 1
3.47%,
Sherrill, N.Y.
Offering
1
inclusive;
190,000
100.05,
Bond
Ju^e
on
1990,
clusive; and $175,000 3s, due
on June
1 from 1979 to 1984,
Gordon Ham¬
Vandewater,
from
inclusive.
and interest
by
6s.
bonds:
on
proved
1
City
ton,
of
$16,400 special
road
improvement
of
June 1, 1962
on
100,000 41/4s. Due
oral
June
of
lin Square, Sea
June
on
1992.
500,000
Oct. 24 for the pur¬
§51,000 fire truck and
municipal building bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1956. Due on Sept. 1 from
1957 to 1966 inclusive. Principal
(EDST)
chase
due
to
from
1
inclusive.
40,600 6s. Due
bonds:
sewer
Findlay,
receive
1963.
1964
1978, inclusive; $180,-
3s,
interest
net
June
on
1961
bonds
1631
Bank, Dal¬
Offering—C.
basis
a
Sale—The
assessment
Cleveland
Bond
100.42,
AshtabtHa), Ohio
t
payable
awarded!
were
—
of
Saybrook Township
Bond
Corp., Cleveland,
as
33/4S, at a price of 101.08, a
basis of about.3.60%.
Vance
; ;
•
sanitary
6s, due
1959
Village Treasurer, will re¬
sealed
bids
until 2 p.m.
ilton,
and
Diez,
as
Cliff, N. Y.
—
1
250,000 street improvement bonds
New
Bond Offering
6s. Due
"
p.
3.20s, at a price of 100.07, a basis
of about 3.17%.
Sea
June
the
a
(J-D)
National
Co., and Wm.
4.44%.
/
Legality approved by Peck,
Williams, of Cincinnati.
The
4.28%, as follows:
20,000 3V4S. Due
and
Yprk, Buffalo,
and R. D. White & Co., jointly, as
of
100.05,
1958 to
$20 000 0 25s, due June 1, 1991
gen¬
1630 —were
awarded to the Marine Trust Co.
Oct.
$40,000
from 1991 to 1995, in-
1
1959
N. Y.
of
of about
inclusive:
on
1990, inclusive,"
0.25s, due on
$820,000
J"nQ
of
price
cost
First
1526
Corp., of Greensboro, J.
Lee Peeler & Co., of Durham, and
McCarley & Co., of Asheville, at
bonds:
1
of
about
(EST)
noon
price
.a
re¬
Bond Sale—The $120,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 15—v. 184,
Securities
a
interest
82,900
composed
group
at
Charles T.
—
im¬
August
J. Mericka & Co., jointly, as 4^3,
Deming Local School District
(P. O. New Lyme), Ohio
May 1 from
on
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
building bonds offered Oct. 9 —
v. 184, p. 1526 — were awarded to
a
Offering
$20,700
North Carolina
,'"v-
as
June
on
1978,
due
to
elusive.
I
Sale—The
to
3s,
1979
—and
due
6s,
§1,580.000
water
B
ton.
inclusive;
50,000 3y2s. Due
$1,000,000
1979
Bond
2.98%,
follows:,
000
Saratoga Springs,
about
of
the
public
offered
184, p. 570—were awarded
v.
—-
bonds
to Hayden, Miller &
cipal and
1979.
1983
20
about
Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
May 1, 1978
on
Yancey County (P. O. Burnsville),
Bank,
Harris
Trust
&
Savings
Bank, Chicago, Wachovia Bank &
Trust
Co.,
Winston - Salem,
Ira
cost
from
1
1977 inclusive.
1980 to
<£— The $5,240,000
offered-sOct.
interest
to
*4s. Due
40,000
CAROLINA
as
from
1
May
on
provement
Nov. 2 for the purchase of $86,532.39
sewer
assessment
bonds.
of
net
inclusive.
Due"
of
—
assessment
600
May
on
1970
3s.
and
IorK
bonds
184, p.
&
Gibbons
at
70,000
to
1971
Bond
awarded to Geo. B.
were
—
a
3.17%,
Cleveland), Ohio
Sale
The
$84,194.71
special
on
sealed
1958
Legality
Charl&tte, N. C.
Sale—The $560,000 school
bonds offered Oct.
Company,
about
of
$145,000 6s. Due
the
at
cost
20,000 3V4S. Due
NORTH
Rye Union Free Sch. Dist. No. 5
(P. O. Port Chester)', N. Y.
<
Bond
&
basis
a
ceive sealed bids until
First
price of par,
a
101.002,
Bond
p.
follows:
Nov. 1 from
on
Reed,
Rouses
Stokes),
Carolina
Dickson
S.
Charlotte, at
mentary school^bonds. Dated Nov.
Hoyt, Taylor P- 1526—were awarded to a group
composed
of
Chase ! Manhattan
Washburn, of New York City.w~™°^
Tv/r——
approved
to
1973.
Y.
a.m.
JEDST) on Oct. 24
purchase" of $195,000 ele¬
the
Principal
(M-N) payable at the Hamlin Na¬
tional
Bank, Holcomb.
Legality
&
20,000 0.25s. Due May 1, 1972 and
Stokes County (P. O.
Stranahan,
Woodruff, Village Clerk, will
10,000 6s. Due May 1, 1970.
10,000 3s. Due May 1, 1971.
;
to
Shaffer &
R.
for
from 1957 to 1996
and interest
1
from
1
until
1, 1956.
Dated Nov.
May
on
Bond Sale—The $275,000 school
building bonds offered Oct. 9 —
v. 184, p. 1526 — were awarded to
wiU receive
(DST) oniN
the purchase of $92,000 iNCW
bonds.
water
Due
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
Bond
Offering — Newell W.
Smith,
Chairman
of
Board
of
Trustees, will;f§6eive sealed bids
bids until 2 p.m.
■Oct. 26 for
,
Und
School District No. 4
20,000 3s.
Town Supervisor
•ley
[
'' '.siSK*''-
'
Western,
to
Richmond, Honeoye Water District
Trust
Company, of
New York CityTas 2.40s, at a price
of 100.22, a basis of about 2.35%.
bonds.
interest (M-N) payable at the
and
Bankers
;
of
at
1959 to 1966 inclusive.
andf^ssessment bonds
Richmond Heights (P. O.
Bond
Dalton, Ohio
of
about
on
of
expressways
2.86%.
Peeler
price
a
bonds
C.
1631
p.
Lee
at
interest
$40,000
funds
from
follows:
as
public-im¬
J.
to
1
N.
basis
a
general
Harris & Co., as 3s, at a price
$100,000 mu¬
bonds
offered
184,
v.
—
Durham,
net
-
Utic&N. Y.
bonds offered Oct. 16—
purposes
v.
Legality
of New
Pines,
Sale—The
Oct.
May
100.94,
'
50,000.00
inclusive.
nicipal; building
Rockland National Bank, Suffern.
Wood,
1971
to
Southern
Oct.
Delafield
Hutzler, of New York City, at
on
of
about 2.88%.
inclusive.
Due
3s.
1965
1965; inclusive.
1964
price
63
—v.
184,
the
first
land,
as
Bond
Sale—The $402,000
p.
bonds
Ore.
$76,888.65 im¬
offered Oct. 13
1631—were awarded to
Bank of Port*
National
4s, at
a
price of 100.13, a>
basis of about 3.97%.
PENNSYLVANIA
Valley Local School District
(P. O. Bourneville), Ohio
Sale—The
provement
Bristol
,
School District
Authority (P. O. Bristol), Pa.
build¬
Boifd
Township
Sale—An issue of
$1,540,sold
ing bonds offered Oct. 9 — v. 184,
p.
1403 — were awarded to the
000 school revenue bonds was
Ohio
to
Company, of Columbus, as
a nr^ce of 101.06, a basis
3%s, at
of about 3.64%.
group composed of Butcher &
Sherrerd, Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Dolphin &
a
October 22, 1956
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
64
(1740)
Due
3s.
$60,000
tors, will
70,000 3.40s. Due on Dec. 1,
1974.
and
«
1975
Due on Dec. 1,
80,000 3VaS.
1976.
and
Puerto
Electric
—v.
to
184,
the
•Bank,
ended
Hazleton
Bank
obligation bonds offered Oct.
9
v. 184, p. 1403 — were award¬
ed to the First National Bank, of
eral
Hazleton,
as
3s, at a price of par.
awarded
Schmidt,
to
from
1
&
Bonds
Sale—The
3%
$2,000,000
refunding bonds offered
Oct. 17 on behalf of the State Em¬
Series
A
Decatur
and
Stroudsburg,
Bond
der,
(EST)
of
Pa.
until
sealed
on
until
6:30
Due
p.m.
CAROLINA
inclusive.
Oct. 25 for the purchase
(J-J)
$34,000 fire engine bonds.
from
1
offered
Oct.
Principal
payable
at
to
and
of
cost
about
3.89%,
as
follows:
$50,000.4s. Due
Dec. 1 from 1956
on
35,000 3%s. Due
1966 to
255,000
Warwick,
1
from
1983 inclusive.
1969 to
(P.
Sale—An
Bond
O.
of
$150,-
sold to J.
ville, as 3V4S and 3s. Dated July
1, 1956. Due on July 1 from 1957
1976 inclusive. Interest
J-J, Le¬
gality
approved
by
Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
—
v.
Black,
obligation
of
Oct.
16
on
—v.
184,.
Dated
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
1975
to
M-S.
Seay &
3V2S.
as
1959
Sold—City rejected
submitted for the $3,550,000
offered
Dallas,
Sept. 1, 1956. Due
Tenn.
Not
Interest
Legality approved by McParkhurst
&
Crowe,
of
Call,
Dallas.
•
••
Dallas,
Lenoir
City, Tenn.
The
—
Harold
the
August 13
v/ill
awarded
—
184, p. 476
v.
the
to
—
were
Robinson-Hum¬
'
-
net in¬
the
and
bonds.
New
York
Sale
Bond
si
coupons
attached
and
water
shares of Common Stock
be converted prior
to
Oct.
Walworth
to
Company will
not
result in
a
a
Deben¬
capital gain
the holder for Federal Income Tax purposes. On the other hand, receipt of the
redemption price for
a
Debenture by
gain for Federal Income Tax
is less than the
purposes
a
holder will result immediately in
where the holder's
redemption price.
tax cost
.
1
HOW
Trust
Company
request
may
a
capital
of the Debenture
1956
at
requests
that the Debentures
tures
so
the office of Old Colony
for conversion
on or
trust
on
a
written
surrendered be converted into Common Stock. For the convenience
be surrendered for conversion prior
the office of Walworth Company,
from banks,
surrendered
at
to
the close of business October 29,
60 East 42nd Street, New York 17, New York. Written
companies, and brokerage firms stating that they
behalf of the holders will
before October 29,1956.
surrendering Deben¬
be accepted if Debentures cannot be physically
are
of
about
to
to
In¬
Horo¬
&
Brooklyn,
Sale—An
Bond
works
of $70,000
mortgage
revenue
sold to Harley, Haydon
was
& Co., of
Wis.
issue
Madison.
Sparta,
Wis.
Offering—Ray C. Stewart,
Citv Clerk, will receive sealed bids
until 10 p.m.
the
purchase
(CST) on Oct. 24 for
of $200,000 school
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1,1956.
Due
on
April 1 from 1957 to 1971,
Principal
payable
at
and interest
the Bank of
Spart£t>; the Monroe County Bank,
$3,197,000
p.
bond,
Sparta, or at the Farmers National!
Bank of Sparta.
%
1403—
Due
syndicate
a
Strum
net interes
a
3.58%,
on
Due
3l/2S.
Bond
March 1 from
March
on
Due
1
Sale—The
1632
o.
—
(P. O.
$110,000 build¬
1
3§qs,
as
basis of
awarded
were
to
the
Securities
Channer
March
on
2
Wis.
ing bonds offered Oct. 16—v. 184,
from 1969 to 1977 inclusive.
1,847,000
Strum),
follows:
as
inclusive.
1968
33/4S.
975,000
of
members
the
account:
Central Republic Company; White
Weld & Co.; Blewer, Glynn & Co.;
Eisen
Lucas,
&
Waeckerle,
Inc.;
First of Texas
F. S. Yantis & Co.;
Corp.; William N. Edwards & Co.;
Moreland, Brandenberger, John¬
& Currie;
Co.;
Moroney, Beissner
Mullaney,
Dain
&
By G. E. McDonald, Treasurer
Co.;
Wells
Company;
Walter,
&
Co.:
J.
Woody
M.
&
Heimerdinger; Dallas Union Secu¬
rities
Cpmpany;
Nor.gard & Co.;
Harold E. Wood & Co.; Harrington
&
Co.,, and Chas. B. White & Co.
at
Co., Chicago,
price of 100.17, a
a
about 3.73%.
Watertown,
and
County
Water
Sale—An
issue
Wis.
The
$1,500,000
high school addition bonds offered
Oct.
16—v.
184.
p.
1404 — were
awarded
to
Northern Trust Co.,
—
Continental Illinois National Bank
Trust
&
W. Baird &
Co., Robert
Co., and Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., all of Chicago, at a price
of 100.001, a net interest cost of
about 2.87%, as follows:
$1,050,000
from
2Y45.
1957
450,000 3s.
Due
to
Due
on
April
1
inclusive.
1970,
on
April 1 from
1971 to 1976,
inclusive.
DIVIDEND
NOTICE
Control
Improvement District No. 2
(P. O. Richmond),
Sale
Bond
8
Bend
Fort
Bond
1968.
Legality approved by
Thorgrimson
Preston,
(A-O)
184,
price of 100.03,
a
■
WALWORTH COMPANY
October 17, 1956
terest A-O.
Dated Oct.
10,
School District No.
&
TO CONVERT
(Corporate Trust Office), 4$ Milk Street, Boston 6, Massachusetts,with
of holders, Debentures may
&
_
be converted into Common Stock by surrender
Due Oct.
inclusive.
revenue
16—v.
Small-Millburn
Debentures
1956.
10,
at
ston
.
Co. of Seattle, as 41/8S.
were
Sons &:
—
Company has been advised by counsel that conversion of
into shares of Common Stock of the
Wm. P. Harper &
headed by Rowles, Winston & Co.,
Other
ture
ap¬
from 1978 to 1986 inclusive.
the date of conversion will also be paid.
to
$182,026.56
bonds
(Village), Unity, Albion and
Clear Creek (Towns) Joint
the close of business October 29, 1956, into 54
for each Debenture. This is equivalent to a price per share of Common
Stock of $18.52. Interest accrued
Legality
Parkhurst
The
—
awarded
cost
appurte¬
The
—
Bond
Texas
sewer
$375,000 4s.
16, 1956, Debentures bearing November 1, 1956 and subsequent
may
Sale
improvement
sold to
Council
Manhattan Bank,
El Paso,
November 1, 1956.
Bond
street
1, 1956.
May and
on
by
1964
Effective October
WASHINGTON
Quincy Local Improvement District
No. 3, Wash.
WISCONSIN
City
City.
McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
CONVERSION PRIVILEGE
nant
Hanover
Bank, NewLegality approved by
Wood, King & Dawson, of New
York^City.
Nov.
Dated
Chase
the
at
proved
.
OF REDEMPTION
to
to
The
at
that
announces
semiannually
May 1, 1976
thereof, plus interest accrued
1957
York City.
(CST) on October 29 for the
purchase of $6,500,000 airport rev¬
of
-f
■
outstanding Convertible 314% Debentures due May 1, 1976 of Walworth Company
on November 1, 1956. The redemption price of each Debenture
amount
from
payable at the Bank of Warwick,
or
bonds
Due
par,- a
Have been called for redemption
104% of the principal
1
water
enue
price of
Shank
p.m.
were
will be
Dated Nov.
1, 1956. Due on
1981, inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
Nov.
1:45
offered
All the
of
improvement
City Secretary
—
receive sealed bids until
phrey Co., and J. O. Wood & Co.,
a
G.
Mayor
jointly, at
•
NOTICE
will re¬
(EST)
noon
purchase
general
Texas
Bond Offering
$200,000 elec¬
tric system revenue bonds offered
'
-•
Debt,
the
for
witz, of Seattle.
1527.
WALWORTH COMPANY
1
bonds.
refunding
sold to Henry,
Principal and interest payable at
the First National Bank, of Dallas,
Convertible 3lA% Debentures due
31
V
Bond Sale—An issue of $138,000
184,
>
par.
Bond Sale
Hanover
'
Oct.
TEXAS
Commerce, Texas
or
—
Local
on
$1,000,000
was
Va.
Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
mission
on
C. Bradford & Company, of Nash¬
to
Bond
ceive sealed bids until
Sparta),
issue-
hospital bonds
The
—
sealed
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
Dec. 1 from
on
1988 inclusive.
County
receive
1 from
Dec.
on
110,000 33/4S. Due
000
will
VIRGINIA
Dec.
on
Due
4s.
3!'2S.
bids
on
Nov.
9
for
the
purchase of
$3,000,000
unlimited
tax
road
bonds and
$1,000,000 permanent
improvement bonds. The original
Intention was to sell a total of
$6,000,000 bonds. — v. 184, p. 1403.
County
inclusive.
1968
Na¬
State
Offering Reduced
1965 inclusive.
to
extension
the
to
T exas
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1981 inclusive
.
sold
County (P. O. Houston),
Bond
Securities
Co.,
Herman
Bensdorf
&
Co.,
and
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick.
Inc., at a price of 100.008, a net
interest
of $30,000
system
was
Harris
American
Mid-South
Co.,
was
p.
interest
the
16
1975
1958
old
bonds
bonds
County School District
Jan.
First
Co.,
bonds
Bank, of Nashville, Har¬
E. Wood & Co., W. N. Estes &
general
bids
noon
on
&
Bradford
Sale—An issue
Bond
National
County (P. O. Decatur-
Knoxville,
the
will re¬
Secretary,
bids
tional Bank, of Groom, as
at
(EST) on Oct. 30 for
purchase of $335,000 school
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
Offering—Harold E. Sny¬
Borough
ceive
on
Texas
Groom,
National Bank, of Memphis, Cum¬
berland
Securities
Corp., .J. C.
1176—were awarded to the First
National Bank of Memphis, as 4s,
nett, Chairman of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
Co.
Thomas &
bonds
(P. O. Bennettsville), S. C.
Bond Offering — Neville Ben¬
DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter &
Bodine,
for
p.
Bonds
Marlboro
of Houston.
y.
—
waterworks
Sale—The $350,000 school
Authority.
SOUTH
11
184, p. 1403 — were awarded to a
syndicate composed of the Equit¬
able Securities Corporation, First
$3,000,-
received
1176—are be¬
p.
Tenn.
The $450,000 high
—
inclusive.
1989
to
ville), Tenn.
Bond
agent for the Aqueduct and Sewer
ployees' Retirement Fund—v. 184,
p.
1631 —were sold to a group
composed of Haisey, Stuart & Co.,
Goldman,
Sachs
&
Co., Kuhn,
Loeb
&
Co., Ira Haupt & Co.,
Sale
Tennesee
County Judge.
the month of August,
six new projects were completed
and 17 new ones begun.
The Government Development
Bank
for
Puerto
Rico is fiscal
Pa.
Bond
school bonds offered Oct.
White
ing re-offered for award at noon
(CST) on Nov. 20.
Sealed bids
will be received by Beverly Briley,
cutive Director.
Pennsylvania State Public School
Building Authority (P. O.
Bond
were
O.
bonds
building
bids
no
11—v. 184,
Sept.
Revenues
—xne
school
which
Sept. 1, 1956.
Principal
and interest *(M-N) payable at the
First
City
National
Bank,
of
Houston.
Legality
approved by
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls,
Dated
1974 inclusive.
to
1984 tq
During
Pittsburgh,
by
St.
approved
Trauernicht,
of
Legality
000
in August, 1955, ac¬
with $572,600
1956. Due on
1959 to 1977 inclu¬
cording to Rafael V. Urrutia, Exe¬
Poole,
Philadelphia.
Roberts & Parke, of
Resources
Authority in August,- 1956,
amounted
to
$626,857 compared
.revenue-junior high school bond?
offered Oct. 10 — v. 184, p. 1403 —
were
—-
sewerage
County (P.
Nashville), Tenn.
the
of
Sale—The $300,000 school
Bond
Increase
and
Davidson
Rico
Puerto
Revenues
extension
Charles
Sewer
San Juan),
O.
p.m.
Louis.
Aqueduct and
(P.
Authority
School
Joint
Marple-Newton
$20,482,019
S,
Rico
Puerto
Authority (P. O. Newton Square),
Pennsylvania
Nov.
Water
the
for
Authority.
agent
—
Mayor C. E.
sealed bids
(CST) on Oct, 26 for
purchase of $100,000 water¬
8
sive.
preceding 12 months.
Government Development
for
Puerto
Rico is fiscal
The
The $150,000 gen¬
—
—
receive
will
bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
$25,-
were
1,071 compared with
in the
Pa.
District,
School
Sale
1956,
31,
Aug.
until
months
12
the
for
Revenues
and
Tenn.
Offering
works
2%s, at par.
as
Bond
the
cutive Director.
park and
offered Oct. 15
1403—were awarded
Stroudsburg National
p.
Barnett
$1,971,463 in August 1955,
according to S. L. Descartes, Exe¬
bonds
East
Bond
$2,220,176 compared
to
1971
TENNESSEE
Bartlett,
with
Bond Sale—The $9,000
watershed
Sales Continue
Increase—Electric power reve¬
nues of the Authority in August
Water Gap, Pa.
Delaware
Rico
Energy
to
amounted
to
Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
.*
O. San Juan),
(P.
Authority
1958
by
Resources
Water
Rico
from
1
water
1, 1956.
interest
(M-N) payable at a banking in¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
970,000 3%s. Due on Dec.
Puerto
Nov.
on
Nov.
inclusive... Principal
RICO
PUERTO
1, 1995.
Dated
Nov.
1, 1956. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Com¬
pany,
Philadelphia.* Legality ap¬
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Due
$125,000
of
Dated
bonds.
from
1
1970 inclusive.
Tullahoma,
bids
(CST) on Oct. 30 for
purchase
works
1971
sealed
receive
will
8 p.m.
the
payable at the District Treasurer's
Legality approved by Saul,
Ewing, Remick & Saul, and Dilworth, Paxson, Kalish & Green,
both of Philadelphia.
1, 1973
70,000 3.45s. Due on Dec.
until
office.
*
o
Auditor,
119,000 41/2S. Due on May l from
1967
Offering—J. W. Ihli, City
Bond
fol¬
as
59,000 314s. Due on June 1 from
Dak.
S.
Pierre,
purchase of $3,875,000 general ob¬
ligation bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1956.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1982,
inclusive.
Principal and interest
1971
1972.
and
DAKOTA
SOUTH
3.10%,
Due on June
$141,000 3s.
(EST) on Oct. 31 for the
from
terest cost of about
lows:
1959 to
receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m.
1959 to 1961 inclusive.
290,000 3%s. Due on Dec. 1
1962 to 1970 inclusive.
by
Sinkler,
Simons, of Charleston.
approved
Rudy,
the Board of Direc¬
Secretary of
Legality
Gibbs &
Bank, of New York City.
Pa.
Bond Offering—S. Gordon
from
1
Dec.
on
District,
School
York
Haupt & Co., Moore,
Leonard, & Lynch, Arthurs, Lesirange & Co., DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter & Bodine, and Wal¬
ter Stokes & Co., as follows:
Ira
Co.,
Texas
of
COMBUSTION ENGINEERING,
$135,-
000 waterworks and sanitary sew¬
er
system bonds was sold to Moro¬
ney,
&
Beissner & Co., and McClung
Knickerbocker, both of Hous¬
ton, jointly, as follows:
$20,000 3V2S. Due
14,000
4s.
Due
on
on
May 1. 1961.
May 1 from
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
Dividend No. 212
quarterly dividend of twenty-eight cents
per share on all the outstanding stock of
the Company has been declared payable October
31, 1956 to stockholders of record at the close
A
(28C)
of
business
October
22,
1556.
OTTO
»
Vice
W.
President
STRAUSS
and
Treasurer
@FedFRASER