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The COMMERCIAL and
FINANCIAL
OF
MICHIGAN
OCT
72
jggg
BJS,NESSLSV!STRAT'0^
ESTABLISHED
Reg. V. S. Pat, Office
Volume
190
Number 5893
New York 7, N. Y.,
Monday, October 26, 1959
Price $1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Alleghany Corp.—Gets ICC Approval
The
Issue
ICC
Oct.
on
secured
of loans in like
loan
six
The
V.
other
between
it
'to
to
are
be
quarter
In
1959.
of
the
has
share
per
30,
and
Chemical
the
used
to
refinance
Corn
of
income
taxes
of
after
Sales
equal
the
of
of
for
serious,
surrender
flationary
said.
of
third
1958,
Sales
Ludlum's
three
the
Allegheny
common
third
of
E.
Ludlum
is
the
J.
The
first
deficit
for
for
the
nine
share,
190.
third
Steelworkcrs
Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock
Exchange (Bonds)
reported
American
net
1958
Boston
clouded
said
by
the
reduced
to
of
with
Morgan
the
of
net
equal
$2.19
share
a
to
in
of
like
1959
period
Montreal
Exchange
the
for
SEC
corporation
$174,208,000,
income
the
Filed
same
per
the
period
income
earned
in the
of
filed
a
covering
this
registration
American
,
same
period
in 1958.
,
.
_
Kerby H. Fisk, Chairman of the Board and Chief
Executive Officer,
pointed out that because of the effects of the
steel
strike on
the
company's
of
the
business
first
six
39
It
unable
was
months.—V.' 190,
to
maintain
the
record
earnings
Federal
Allied Producers Corp., Little
Rock, Ark.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Section——
SEC
corporation
covering
•ffered at
The
Oct.
on
300.000
$1
to
are
8
shares
per share,
proceeds
filed
of
common
without
be
used
American Cyanamid
letter
a
of
stock
notification
(par
underwriting.
for
working
20
■ /
with
System
Copdition Statement
cents t
'
-
to
Dr.
Malcolm
said
record
a
the
Tliis
that-salts
for
the
first
high level of $442,007,009,
nine months- of 19.58,
nine
months
141* above
the
of
President.-'
American
The
receiptor
contracts
$1,000,000 contract
General
1958.—V. 190,
'
,
Oct.
for
electronics
Program
was
support
awarded
Dynamics
of
the
weapons
and
by Convair,
Division of
consists of com¬
pared
At
Mr.'Zonne stated
that
new
of 1959 for. all .of American
increase of 93'«
last year.
over
business booked for the first nine months
Electronics' divisions totaled
all of
1959,
Electronics
of
in
the first nine
Indications point to
a
new
well
$17,701,300 in
new
American
months of
Net
-
&
Socket
Co.;
Act
the
of
SEC
1934,
months .ended Sept. 30, 1959
45
the
In
Seeks
per
siiavt
of
Corp.—Sales,T
to
Rule
15d-20
under
-
the
^
'
of
p.
quarter
of
$94,050,000
in
cents
1959
the
and
was
booked
$1,072,000
and
was
equal
....
to
the
In
first
three
share.
common
registration statement under the Securities
Act of
1933 filed
in 1937 and
proposing the public offering of common
stock, American
Forging undertook to file annual and other
periodic reports to keep the
information therein
current.
tion
from
the
reporting
company asserts that
stock does not exceed
present
requirements;
the
50
The
number
of
application
and
record
in
seeks
support
holders of
an
exemp¬
thereof
$
40
to
-
178.
p.
2194.
its
estimated
of
of
the
proposed
under, its
directors
values
stock
paid
Com¬
Lisbon
Mines,
merger
present
of
of
are
name.
Both
respective
the
the
com¬
respective
holdings),
of
and
Uranium
less
companies
giving
Reduction
by Lisbon in 1959,
assets
stock
shares
the
7
effect
to-
current.liabilities
and
to
Hidden
surviving
com¬
deferred
of
held
of
new
shares
common
Lisbon,
62(5
over
than
would
Hidden
of
the
be
of-the
Splendor,
stock -til
common
• common
nor
of
the
holdings
any-of the-merging
stock of Mountain Mesa, but
addition to its holdings of stock in Rio: and
$3,000,000 of promissory notes of Mountain Mesa.
.
in
over
of
stock
common
Atlas
(22.27(e)
of
by Hidden Splendor, and over 30*7;
King, There, are various other cross
merging companies. Neither Atlas
any
stock
common
share.
per
2,400,000
Radium
holds
(09.32'; )
Mountain
plus
the
stock
of the merging
company by -persons
merging companies consist-of 1,260.971
4,442,924 shares 439.2% > of Rio; 5,038,250
Radium King; and 1.702,521.4 shares
(100(a) of
and
the
of Lisbon;
of
Mesa.
-
The
1958.
....
'.
..
.."
.
-
cents
per
21
cents
common
share.
Each
(2).
common
of
share.
6'J
Lisbon
Months
Power
Ended
&
$
448,961,725
of
.0225
1959
—:—
operating
lease
of
$13,071,853
plant„;
Operating
income
income
(net)
$12,795,355
372^437
*
372,771
$12,099,416
—
Each
shares
of
$12,422,584
236,268
207,716
$12,935,684
$12,630,300
value
of
of
shares
of
will
common
will
be
surviving
will
receive
preferred
its
and
r
-
common
the
stock
(excluding the. holdings of merging
holdings by Atlas)
will be
converted
of1 the
surviving
for each
company
share
King common will
the surviving
company.
Mountain
Mesa
common
be
will
be
at
of Rio
the
rate
common,
converted
into
converted
into
common
(a;
of
shares
1,000,000
lor
stock
company.
stock of the
surviving company.
they shall not have expired or been exercised
presently outstanding warrants .covering the
■
become
into shares
$11. par. of the. surviving
company
of such preferred for - each share
Radium
of
and
converted
agreement, Atlas
105,076 ushares of
the
be
surviving company.
value of such preferred
share
as
stock.
the
about
Rio
preferred
share
common
Insofar
of
the
common
par
shares
the merger,
1958
—$61,244,076 $56,640,783
48,172,223
43,845,428
revenues
Each
In
Under
Including
of
$1.10 in par
(4>
.01
Light Co.—Earnings—
deductions—.
share
but
Splendor
of
Lisbon
stock
common
Each
stock
preferred
$3.08
$
439,022,585
of
common.
shares
Hidden
of
holdings of Lisbon
into
1959—27 Wks. —1958
Sept. 30—
revenues--::
Operating revenue
rate
companies
Higher—
of
common
share
cumulative
the
of
(5)
Arkansas
of
,
1,097.299
$
converting the shares of the merging companies into
surviving company »Hidden Splendor) -will be as follows:
shape
Each
at
including foreign
per
of
the
one-share
1174.
p.
basis
of
com¬
of
Rio
common
at
30
cents
warrants
per
share
prior
to
purchase
will
become
covering the purchase of., an aggregate of 100,000- shares of
the surviving
company common at $3 per share; and
fb) presently
outstanding options to purchase 731,750 shares of
Radium King com¬
mon
at—10-cent5~per~sha re will become options to purchase
16,464
shares of the
surviving company common at $4.45 per share.
In effecting the
conversion of shares under the
merger, all securi¬
of any merging
company held by It in its treasury or owned
by
merging company on the date of merger will be cancelled
no,.securities of the surviving
company will be issuable in exchange
therefor.
ties
another
Gross
income
Interest,
Net
etc.
-
deductions
;
4,029,468
-
Dividends
applicable
4,385,190
$8,906,216
$8,245,104
902,412
743,720
Balance
—V.
190,
and
f
Upon
income-—
to
preferred
stock
the
common
of
inter-company
4,057.660
Hidden- Splendor,
shares
$107,977,000,
$2,481,000,
82,893,885
merger
of
-
p.
..
151.
$8,003,8*4
$7,301,384
•
*■
consummation
of
the
merger,
on
the
had taken place Aug. 31.
1959. and that
stock
vary
_
persons.—V.
Exchange
Splendor," "Lisbon,"
Mesa," respectively).
terms
corporation
boards
the
of
of
Lisbon,. owns
The-holdings
$5,434,000. including foreign
1959—5 Wks.—1958
83,387.218
-
Other
and
Investment
agreement of merger contemplates that Hidden
Splendor will
issue
to Atlas,
in
exchange. and substitution for $6,500,000 of 57c
promissory, notes of Hidden Splendor, and. in
exchange for 520,000
comtnon shares of Uranium
Reduction Co.-held at Atlas, a total of
379,000 shares of Hidden Splendor common.
Uranium
Reduction is
engaged in the production of uranium concentrates at a mill
in Moab,
Utah,
to
which
Hidden
Splendor
delivers
certain
of
its
uraniumbearing ore for concentration.
_
thereon.
a
the
merger.
combined
the
shares
and
*
Co.—Sales
Period End. Oct. 3—
Rent-for
Exchange
filing annual
exemption from the requirements for
and other periodic
reports; and the Commission has issued an
order
giving iuterested persons until Oct.
27, 1959, to request a hearing
In
of
the
(It
was
;
Stores
Sales
Operating
Reporting
the
the
$10.47
stock
(31
12
Securities
under
do
dividend
all
including
other
to $12,407,-
subsidiaries,
quarter of
equal to
quarter net income
amounted
stock.
amounted
third
354.
American
190,
the
that
the
of
the
or
shares
including foreign dividends
per
the 1959 third quarter was
third
dividends
—V.
1000.
not
involve overreaching,, and are con¬
policies of Atlas as a registered investment
general purposes of the Investment
Company
proposal,
Hidden Splendor
will
continue
in
transfer
have
"'
$299,029,000
American
Securities
for
1959
common
•
pursuant
wore
frotp foreign
$6,164,000.
was
equal to 51
$1,570,000,
1958
—V.
was
an
this year were
lor
of
sales
190,
of
the
owns
75','r
over
.
of, $3,720,000
net inrowie
third
the
dividends of
Net
with
nine
the first three quarters of
and
income in
year," he said, "and
booking record
over
$30,000,000.
In
1958
the
company
orders," he concluded.—V. 190,
p. 40.
Forging
Exemption—
$27,171,500,
bookings of $14,215,800 received in the like
period
"Bookings received
higher than the forecasts made earlier in the
12h
for
to
rhe
contracts bring American
Electronics' backlog of unfilled orders
approximately $10,000,000. A year ago the
backlog was $11,000,000.
the. start of 19 59 the
backlog was approximately $7,500,000.
in
required for
needed for costs
if
The
equivalent to $1.04
of $3,980,000.
The
to
basis
of
.
dividends
quarters of 1953,
power
F100A
the
for
Net income for
Sales
and
approved
would
Atlas
compared to sales of $258,221,000 in the first nine months of 1958,
system
19
"Mountain
surviving
elimination
$42,493,000
••
cor¬
Corp.. San Diego.
The equipment
supplies to load test the electronic
components of the
Hughes Aircraft MA-1 Fire Control
System.
The other
contract* In the amount of $750,000 for
spare parts for Air Force selfpropelled ground air conditioners, was awarded
by Mobile Air Materiel
Area. Lrookley Air Force Base.
posite
sales
000, -including
was
by this I.os Angeles
by Phillip W. Zonne, President.
13
*
funds
p.
of $60,999,000. After
deducting the Amount of the hank loans
($4,000,000),
the
demand- notes;, held
by
Atlas; <$4,218;00(»,
the
maximum amount of new preferred
stock.*($10,000,000 par.value) pro¬
posed to be issued, and net cost: of the Lisbon stock
reacquired by
Hidden Splendor subsequent to Dec.
31,-.1958, the balance representing
the
value
.
1290.
p.
totaling $1,750,000
on
the Air Force F100A
on
in
Electronics^ Inc.—Contracts—
poration was announced
A
Clo per share.
or
earnings of $8,688,000
share tier."the.'same period
per
jointly
Barney &
'
,
Net
190,
credits
46
Sanitary
the
as
merger
pre-merger
pany
and
stated
the
Splendor and
Federal
-
Oct.
application,
and
ruled
fair
the
as
the
On
Sales and earnings of American-Standard continued to Improve dur¬
the third quarter, aiid results-for the. first nine months of 1959
substintially better than in the comparable period of 1958, accord¬
ing to preliminary figures announced Oct. 15 by Joseph A. Grazier,-..
1959
1959.—V.
(par
headed
Smith,
Merger Cleared by SEC—
on
an
King,"
well
as
have
(after
the
ing
$388,-
and
to
provide part of the
provide additional funds
to
stock
common
group
a
Co.
SEC—
merger
stockholders
panies
were
of;
sales
first
of
by
&
With
by
the
between
-
used
granted
and
with
-companies
':
exceed
registration statement
a
shares
Securities
announced
"Radium
common
*•
the SEC
200.000
underwritten
be
Union
and
Commission
Under
Rio
*
be
filed
company
46
of
—
American .Radiator .& Standard
of
being incurred in
has
reasonable
be
Earnings Up-—
to
not
affiliated
sistent
'
Co.-r-JEarnings Soar—
earnings'tor the third" quarter v/cre $12X52.000
represented.-an increase of, 48over net
41c
or
five
The
,
Net
Act
"Rio,"
capital.
I ■:
reached
Banks
prices
companies, The Hidden Splendor Mining Co.,
Uranium Corp., Rio de Oro Uranium
Mines, Inc., Radium King
Inc., and Mountain Mesa Uranium
Corp. ("Hidden
33
The Course of Bank Clearings
the
company's net can tings- for; 'the nine months ended
Sept; 30
we„te'$40.028.0P'0-« fl;39-yx;r -shait,-'43^ liboVC the
$27,915,000 or $1.32
per share earned; in; t'jufr,: iCWAs .announced on Oct,
2Q by Dr. W.,G.
Malcolm; President.'
~
329,000 in
of
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices- 46
'■The
5
42
43
Reserve
Reserve
at
this New York investment
company for an exemp¬
tion with respect to certain transactions.
invcOved in a proposed
33
765.
p.
will
decision
a
pany
33
Combined
The
In
General Corporation & Investment News-Cover
State and City Bond Offerings__ __r——-rr 51
Dividends Declared and Payable___.
9
Foreign Exchange Rates
46
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
-
filed with
sale
will
Dillion,
Commission
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
Sept, 30, us compared/With ihO
$540,072,000
were
up
15';
and
net
of $3.9(1 showed an increase of.
70'w
over
th $2.30
$32,450
189, p. 2238.
19.
construction
existence
of
offering
construction
Act,
sales
and
Atlas Corp.—Affiliates'
38
from
Debs.—
37
Corp.—Earnings Up-—
1958,
The
Nov,
on
1900
of
37
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
state¬
Depositary
corporation.
nine .months. ended
in
share
per
York
1959,
$17,028
Interest,—V.
proposed
Eastman
Proceeds
36
Exchange____ 37
SEC Index of Stock Prices--—
for the third quarter of
1959
sales
of
the corresponding quarter of
1958, and net
share which was 4U'7
higher than in the 1958
10'5
period".„JFor
New
Co.,
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
33
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
by
of
sum
City Electric Co.—Registers
the
$4'/a».
by
34
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
Over-tlie-Counter Markets
1958.
the
Atlantic
34
Stock Exchange
reports
up
$1.18
of
of
16,
shares
bearer
Allied Chemical
This
Co.
Oct.
on
50,000
became
of
Port Concession Corp.—Tenders for
This company on Oct. 20
covering
34
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
a
were
of
Stock
exhaust
29
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
the
Elektrieitats-Gcsellschaft—ADRs
Guaranty Trust
with
ment
1909,
100without accrued
34
Pacific Coast Stock
forecast
Ludlum's
Allegheny
in
an
company
any
continuation
$8,455,(388,
$144,350,345
for
the
that
Exchange
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
run
in¬
Bank—
Receipts
due
SEC
on
July 30,
1959
fund debentures, series
10-year 6% sinking fund debentures,
effective on Oct. 8.—V. 190, p. 502.
$3,000,000
25
Stock
Stock
were.
the
13
——
Allgemeine
H,
and
Chase Manhattan Bank, 18 Pine
St., New York, N. Y., will until
(EST) on Nov. 4, 1959, receive tenders for the sale
to it of 8%
debentures (when stamped as provided > to an amount
sufficient
gold
to
New York
the
after Federal
of
Union
President
executive
puarter
of
1959
months
compared
1173.
p.
1904,
The
noon
Page
ended
for
quarter, because of
costly in the long
compared with $2,527,390, or 00 cents
months
of
1958.
Sales
for
nine
months
$181,240,918,
—V.
series
equivalent
$18,248,890.
were
quarter
share
nine
due
loans.
more
Hanley,
chief
necessarily
the
be
strike.
common
G,
STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
credit
Ludlum
a
for
would
demands
settlement,"
Allegheny
results
earnings
bank
months
tax
quarter
the
for
loss
believe; it
we
to
wage
The
future
In This Issue
Bank
Cincinnati
Allegheny
is
Exchange
Corp.—Statement Effective—
The
registration statement filed with the
covering $3,000,000 of five-year 5'»
sinking
eyidence
collateral
a
$3,913,320,
the
Federal* income
to 30 cents
$1,212,500.
loss
net
a
stock,
a
for
quarter
$1,155,429,
"While
to
in
Ampal-Amcrican Israel
to
company
outstanding
$45,115,055.
strike,
this
terms of
Corp.—Shows Loss—
common
is
comparable
Steel
reported
of
This
$4,255,400.
income
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Asuncion
corporation
$1.01
Sept.
oi:
$15,000,000
1005.
p.
Allegheny Ludlum
This
exceeding
INSURANCE.
-
to Issue Notes—
application
an
not
banks.
proceeds
190.
approved
amount
principal amount, pursuant to the
agreement
and
15
principal
INDUSTRIAL
-
of
the
between
common
stock
approximately
merging
June
companies
1959, and
held
by
assumption
the
such
that
number
of
companies
the
shares
will
not
shares
of
30,
the
merger
date,
the
the merging
companies owned by Atlas will become
3,926.474 shares of - common stock and
of
111.726
shares
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1730)
iif
the
outstanding
fctodthet?case
Rio.
of
Blair &i
the
certain
l,isbon,
fiolaers
£|2E
written
the
190,
1974,
Santa
issued
Bernard
coming
p.
S.
The
of
.
.
-■
■
.
M
'
M
......
Jl
-
—
X
—_
-1
~
M
i
»-»
.1
M-
4- rh1
n
company's
subordinated
dated
of
as
1,
stock
dividend
Oct. 20,
on
Estate
For
taxes
sales
of
,v
(par $5). became-effective
Months Ended
Oct;
on
15,-^-V.
$5,090,388
190, p.
Provision
Net
1959
Income
after
for
$33,700
&
Fed.
earnings
Wisconsin
&
for
preferred
on
common
stock—
share
common
earnings
"Based
per
paid
548,674
on
standing after
a
of
share
per
stock
of
170,
shares
of
rose
•>
.
Sales
and
for
earnings
$0.91
stock.-
$0.40
$0.40
and
A
B
Sept. 15,
stock
Woodside,
this
York,
New
corporation
rose
967.
control,
checkout
missile
measurement,
flow
fluid
sales
the
5'/
of
Sales
.
fiscal
1959
fiscal
for
Sales for
Company.
are
$7,749,000,
were
a
for
high
new
This
per share for fiscal 1958.
Mr. Weiss attributed the increase
,
earnings to
Also
noted
best
contributing
as
be'
turnover."
ventory
on
6.7#
compared
as
The
Avien
emphasis
"In
on
to
6.7#
president
for
Will
and
of
the
Trustees
Charles
the
of
Biederman,
Two
Trust
of
the
deceased,
all
and
additional
will
be
used
for
sales
on
stock
common
earlier.—V.
Sept.
190
months
period last
same
shares
822,771
of
is
1959
estimated
of
$811,771,
of
year
stock
common
or
cents
99
outstanding
a
to
work
our
in
the
is
company
third quarter were determined lor the most
bargaining between basic steel producers
AFL-CIO.
Earnings for this third quarterly
The company's three-year contract
AFL-CIO, expired June 30, 1959. Manu¬
standing idle as of Oct. 22; however, the in¬
affected.
were
company can begin production very shortly
steel
producers
resume
operations.
The 'company
sufficient backlog of unshipped orders on its books to
peak operations for the balance of this year—V; 189, p. 1923.
Corp. Ltd.—Purchase Offer Made---
Bond
Canada
(1959)
Ltd.,
below.—V.
187,
1892.'
p.
Stores, Inc.—Transfer Agent—
National
-First
for
agent
$1).—V.
City
1,688,383
190,
p.
Bank of New York has been
appointed
shares of the corporation's common stock
1415.
Columbia
.....
Electric
Co.
Ltd.
—
Of¬
Debentures
whom
Canada, an issue of $40,000,000 of convertible sinking
debentures, 6% series B, to be dated Nov. 1, 1959,
and due Nov. 1, 1984, at 100% and accrued interest to
yield 6%.
•
corporate
business
by the
fund
and
also
possibly for
the
-
Principal
(&
series
Subs.)—Earn. Down
Third quarter operations of this oilfield
equipment and steel products
manufacturer resulted
in
consolidated sales virtually
unchanged but
with
profits reduced from the same period last
year.:.according
President,
;
,
the
V
to
and
semi-annual
debentures
holder's
series
B
and
shall
option at
and
interest
be
any
debentures
principal only
$1,000
■
,
ers
to
B
in
fully
payable
branch
(May
in
Nov.
Canada
of
the
of
$1,000
registered
authorized multiples
debentures
thereof.
1)
on
existing products to adapt
registrable
as
denominations
in
*
of
"■
-
•.
'"
The
series
company,
not; less
r-
B
debentures
shall
be
in: whole at any time
thirty days' notice
In
in
or
than
thereof „ together.
redeemable
ca-^es-JWhere
at
part
100#,
of
at
the
from
redemption - is
option
time
of the
time,, en
to
principal
the
made
for
amount
purpose^
its
and
development
in
missile
them
markets, and
to new
number
a
of
fields
new
of
undertaken
CORPORATE AND MUNICIPAL FINANCING AHEAD
technology.'"
190,. p/ 866.
'
>
Both tnis week's
Avon Products, Inc.—Stock Split Approved—Earns.
Up
Stockholders
fected
increase
an
shares
this
of
$2.50
split
the
m
of
special
a
the
meeting
company's
number of
value to
par
at
company
three-for-one
a
proving
of
sharee
of
the
from
same
On
Sept. 9,
the directors had voted to split the
through the distribution of tuo new shares for each
record
for
Oct.
this
John
-spliu
26,
stockholders'
which
will
be
action
made
be
approximately
the dividend rate on
would
and
that
the
at
Nov.
Stockholders
4
alto
meeting ol
approved
the
a
stock
held
Nov.
of
shares
would
be
estab¬
directors.
option
plan
for
key
em¬
ployees.
Sales
and
earnings
first nine months of
that
He said
,t
nine
months
-
„
the. company
ended Sept.
reported for the
"A"..
of
net
30,
sales
1959,
had
$8,583,269,
record
reached
levels
the
for
rise of
a
21#
$91,339,495
over 'the.
comparable 1958 period.
equal,
after
preferred
for
nine
months
$75,408,624
dividends,
to
increased
show
lift
a
fortunately received- the above-cited boost coming at the tail end of the
supply of public offerings. The four-week tax exempt's projection, as
now, is $50 million less than that of last week's.
;
seen
-
The
following recapitulation of the demand for funds from corporate common and-'
preferred stocks and bonds, and municipals,'and corporates and municipals combined,
for each of the weeks in the Oct. 26-Nov. 20
period, are obtained by the Chronicle
from private and public sources. The data are
subject to change as the issuers'Seef
fit
to alter in
one
.bonolo TfcV.od
1;.
vi.1
net
Consolidated
income
led
$18,103,615
amour
1958
to
before
tax
provision
against
as
for
$11,493,917
the
in
1959
the
period
comparable
is
Products
Avon
a
manufacturer
of
cosmetics
and
toiletries
fco.Huvan^Cuba; Sao Paulo, Brazil; and Northampton,
„
Nov.
2-
Nov.
MUNICIPAL
Nov.
.
1
Bonds
Corporate
Stocks
1 /
$105,350,000
'. " '
NEW ISSUE
Total
Corporates
Municipals
made
with
Oct. 14
on
offering
The
registration statement
shares
stock
of
of
BanK.
for
such
each
pany sshaies
Oct.- 15.
common
Marshall
Northern
cents per share.
the
on
&
16-20
II
filed
Isley
basis
&
for
such
See
each
also
V.
of
Ilsev
160,
with
to
Bank
two
SEC
offered
and
of
share,
Northern
p.
the
be
the
the
and
on
Sept. 11 covering
exchange for com¬
capital shares of the
in
issuing company's
10'/a
Bank
of
the
Share,
issuing
became
shares
com¬
effective
1175.
0I!1^' £onVJany hr>s filed
common
f
f,
..tock.
The
a
Excnanfee Commission
company
intends
to
registration statement with
for
sell
133.600
125,000
shares
shares
of
and
its
the
and Municipals
31,375,000
323,375,000
27,800,000
66,796,000
53,953,110
390,171,000
Total
,—
$408,620,000
$136,578,660
$545,198,660
$255,733,329
$800,931,987
^
LARGER
ISSUES
$136,307,327 >$298,817,517
24.830,000
57,990,360
COMING OUT
Among the larger corporates scheduled for Oct. 26-Nov. 20
debentures
on
are:
$25 million Northern
Oct. 27;
350,000 shares of Central and South West Corp.
common on Oct. 28; on Nov. 4 there are
$10 million General Acceptance Corp. deben¬
tures and 500,000 shares of San
Diego Gas & Electric Co.; 375,000 shares of KayserRoth Corp. common 011 Nov.
9; $40 million in debentures and 2 million shares of
sold in units by Transwestern
common
on
Pipeline Co.
on
Nov. 18: and the $250 million
Nov. 17.
The
larger municipals in this period are: Consumer Public Power total of $23,300,000
011.Oct. 27; $21,150,000 Los Angeles County.Elood Control District
(Calif.) OD Oct. 27;
$25 million Pennsylvania General State Authority 011 Oct. 28; $14" million
"Mississippi"
(State of) on Nov. 10; and $56 million New York (State of) on Nov. 18.
Details
of
agencies,
the
may
above public offerings, as well as Governments and Government
be obtained in the Monday statistical and Thursday editorial issues
of the Chronicle.—S. B.
Barber-Greene Co.—Registers
With SEC—-
Total Corporates
292,000,656
A.T.&T. debenture issue
Milwaukee—Statement Effective
stock,
Marshall
This
1066.
•;
26,153,110
33,160,360
a-
England.—
-
$162,510,190
11,270,000
Mex-
(par $1) was
$9 per share,
at
oversubscribed.—V. 190, p.
was
Bank Stock Corp. of
605,0U0
stock
common
by White, Weld & Co.
dealer's concession of 62%
a
,
26,153,110
6
*i\
TABLE
Total
$57,160,190
21,890,360
9-13
with
*Pa
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 15,000 shares of
on
26-30
Natural Gas
Baird Atomic,
mon
AND
Corporate
Oct.
t-
another their set sales dates at the time of this writing.
period.
manufacturing laboratories at Suffern and
Middletown, N. Y.;
d.ena, Calif.; Morton Grove, 111.; Montreal. Canada; Mexico
City
""
or
CORPORATE
$2.68
per share on
common stock outstanding as of. Sept. 30
1959.
earnings for the first nine months of 1958
of $5,598,482, equivalent, after
preferred dividends, to $1.74 per share
based on the same number of
outstanding shares.
compares' 'with
way
53%
the 3,180,791 shares of
This
-
calendar
the
Pr»-bTa>;.
Consolidated net earnings for the latest
-to
at
were
1959, Mr. Ewald told stockholders at the meeting
consolidated
(Oct. 26-30) corporate financing picture auu ine four-week range
whereas the opposite is the case for municipals.', Were it
not,
however, for the $250 million A.T.&T. issue to be bidded on (Nov, 17) the four-week
aggregate would have shown:a decided drop not projected since the
early part of
September.
The past' month's estimated four-week depictions stayed within the
$300-$400 million doldrum-range, went higher in October until this week when the
ahead
four-week
"'
23.
following the stock
outstanding common
shares
new
stock
share
that
board of
new
ap¬
value.
common
about
9,542,373
the
by
3,630,000
par
available
made
or
on
Ewald, President, told stockholders
there
lished
The
distribution,
A.
Bhares
1959.
ef¬
21
stock
common
authorized shares
10.800,000
Oct.
on
the
Canada at
company's'bankof
money
denomination
the
in
,
and
1
lawful
of
continuing
on
the
1958.
the
at
the 830,711 shares of common
after all charges
and
after
income taxes.
This compares with
on
1959,
markets
new
30
667.
p.
fered—Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd.; Wood, Gundy & Co.
Ltd. and Soviete De Placements Inc., on Oct. 15 offered
general
Total sales for the quarter ended Sept. 30 were
was an increase
$11,373,734 comparing
indicated .that "this
with $11,442,466 in 1958.
While sales of the parent
.company, -were
capital and greater in—-maintained- at^ levels—slightly 'exceeding- the:
previous T959 quarter
pre-tax earnings were $671,000
return
year
basic
British
of
a
nine
30,
Federal
for
the
adversely
Brooke
The
(par
„
proceeds
instalment obligations,
Lineberry,
A
a
transfer
„.
W.
afford
in
net
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc.
Kenneth
will
concluded.
is such that the
Bond
purposes,
and the possible future expansion of
its
opening of additional stores, requiring the carrying of additional inven¬
tories
the
of
a
per' share
Sept.
on
Blue Ribbon
See,
Estates
of
he
ra¬
selling stockholders.
balance
September,
and products.
He said,
field, we also have estab¬
Department of Undersea Technology, made vital improvements
research
—V.
the
value
share
a
first
Steelworkers,
the
assure
Weiss
Mr.
use
that
seek
to
after
figures
higher
fiscal
reported
need
the
on
addition
lished
the
For fiscal 1959,
in sales.
This represented
increase
5#
a
to
operating efficiency.
by our accelerated
seen
Biederman
book
$2.26
the
units
facturing
number
a
broadening of our markets and product lines,
efficiency."
During fiscal 1959, Mr. Weiss said, Avien entered the missile field
with the manufacture of checkout equipment.
He reported that this
and other missile work "contributed significantly to the increase in
Bales and earnings."
can
under
early
Inc.—Earnings Up— *
the
to
for
on
were
next month.
expansion of warehouse facilities,
in sales and
of factors, including, Ma
and greater operational
to the Company's
William
also
The
in
1958 were $7,398,000.
Net income for
equalled 50c per share as against 34c
fiscal
$301,000.
was
1959
man.
created
in
profit margins,
the United Steelworkers,
reports'
corp
flight
equipment,
operations monitoring and propulsion system instrumentation.
Net income increased by
31#
from fiscal 1958 on an increase
The
during the
developments in
by
ventory
tion, all of the outstanding capital stock of both
corporations.
The
shareholders from whom such stock is to be
acquired are David Bieder¬
high
effective
gross
$31.02
$1,977,083
United
with
Co.—Registers With SEC—
the beginning of
•;
30.
period
out¬
190, p.
common
1959,—V.
part
and
$845,170 of net proceeds to be received by
company will be used to
purchase from the shareholders of Biedermans of Alton, Inc., an Illinois
corporation, and Biedermans of Springfield, Inc., a Missouri
for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1959, it has been
reported by Leo A. Weiss, President.
Avien is a designer and man¬
ufacturer
of
instrumentation systems
in
the
fields of temperature
record
a
Furniture
offering is scheduled for
.
Avien, Inc.—Earnings—
to
on
Operations
9.000
$1.08
on
87
or
1958. Net working capital at Sept. 30, 1959, was $11,283,431,
compared to $10,083,020 at Dec. 31, 1958, an increase of $1,200,411. j
219^560
stock—
class
$616,414,
...
lines,
for
equal
share
Sept.
This company on Oct. 16 filed a registration statement
with the SEC
covering 331,635 shares of class A common stock (par $11. Of the
total,
216,54.9 shares are to be sold for the account of the
company and
115,086 shares will be sold for the account of certain selling stock¬
holders.
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., of St. Louis, Mo., is underwriting both
offerings.
In both ca»es, price is to be supplied by amendment.
The
Income
590.
p.
with
income
net
per
$508,582
9,000
stock dividend
50#
against
had net working capital at Sept. 30 of $19,859,388.
$16,976,997 a year ago. Inventories were $16,359,572,
outstanding
providing
608,000
219,560
common
share,
common
a
a
sales totaled $32,889,484, com¬
Net income for the nine months
currently
squeeze
income
stock
.
period—S602.594
on
paid
"Dividends
On the basis of the first eight months of business, manage¬
ment feels the company will reach an all-time high in sales and profits
1959.—V.
is
company
$1,875,000,
1,116,582
730,000,:
30,
earlier.
a year
cents
against $14,069,459.
was
$31.09, against
a
taxes—,
Sept.
562.
$500,800,
income
paid
"Net
rupled.
for
ended
the
long
make
period.
products
the
comparing
$8,222,906
1,332,594
Dividends
taxes
96
1958
company
The
1958
,™_r—$8,913,897
income taxes (after providing
depreciation
respectively)
A,(
$11,330,539.
to
$653,746.
to
months
or
the
for
Net
Sept. 30—
before
of $368,500,
Earnings
Earnings per common share more than quad¬
to $313,746.
Irom $78,935
from
$123,935
$655,676,
relief to
Corp.—Statement Ef¬
statement filed with the SEC on July 31 covering
debentures, due Sept. 15, 1969, and *80.000 shares
6'/»',}
in
after
negotiating new labor contracts at ihree
of its major plants, with
union employees of the Kansas City plant
on
strike'since'*Oct. 1. "The outcome of these negotiations and of
course
the availability of steel in the fourth quarter will obviously
have a bearing on our prospects for the balance of the year," Mr.
Lineberry
said.
An
increase
in
selling
prices
for
BS&B's
oilfield
II.V.
Biederman
rose
from
went
nine
the
The
of
of
Investment
equal
and
■
Real
cutback
a
the
leading
subsidiary
and
$148,610,
the
profit
results
of
BS&B
International, S. A.,
subsidiary.
Mr. Lineberry pointed out that over
the
company's foreign operations are expected to
significant contribution to the growth of the company.
1959.
Inc.
to
range,
was
Documentation
changeover
strike.
amounted
affected
cents
ana
model
steel
quarter
Bliss & Luughlin,
will pay
on
the shares.
1949-1958
From
before
the
the
Canadian
deben-'
Sept.
automobile
from
for
dividends to 19 Tents per common share., In the same
1958
period, net income was $595,303, or $1.06 per common share.
"The
decline
in
profits from
a
year
ago
is attributable to overall
higher costs and expenses, including the expenses of beginning opera¬
tion of certain European subsidiaries,"- Mr. Lineberry said.
Also, the
cutbacks in oil producing activity in Venezuela and Canada
adversely
«•
company
resulting
preferred
.
Benson-Lehner- Corp., made the
to
Documentation Inc. be¬
Benson-Lehner Corp.—V.
189,
of
agreement
Dividends
•
paving
Bergstrom Paper <Co.—Earnings—
located in Columbus, Ohio, are being offered
%
the
registration
Nine
Underwriting and distribution of 25,000
shares of class A common stock, priced at $13.50 per share, is being
handled' by The Ohio Company, Columbus. The shares were made availN A1 /"l
Af
.
corporation
President
Benson,
of common stock
exclusively to Ohio investors.
.
convertible
indenture
an
Calif.,
2887.
$1,200,000
Automotive Parts Co.—Common Stock Offered—
company,
the
fective—
and
Shares of this
asphalt
Monday, October 26, 1959
.
subsidiary companies's sales dropped well below earlier
particular, the mouldings and stampings subsidiaries
the
income
equipment
City Bank of New York has been appointed
First National City Trust Co. has. been appointed
registrar for 555,000 shares
of the corporation's common stock.—
V. 190, p. 1519.
agent,
plants,
Corp.—Merger—
wholly-owned
a
Berens
National
First
mixing
Trust Co. has been appointed trustee, paying
for an issue of $5,760,000 prin¬
under
Monica,
announcement
Agent and Registrar-
Aurora Plastics Corp.—Transfer
Tim
working
company's
1519.
p.
Net 'sales
transfer
asphalt
Washington. D. C., announced their merger
1175.
p.
due
190,
This
the same underwriters. The offering price and underwriting
be supplied by amendment.
The
company
is engaged in the retail sale of sewing machines,
vacuum
cleaners and other household products.
The proceeds from
the proposed sale of debentures are to be used for the operation and
expansion of the business, including the opening of new stores.
The company has outstanding 794,820 common shares In addition
to
other
securities.
The selling stockholders
are
Leo Kern, Board
Chairman, 37,500; .Herbert Kern, President, 31,000 and a
trust for.
the children of Herbert Kern, 6,300 shares.
After the stock sale, Leo
Kern will hold 60,154 shares, a trust for his. children will hold 21,000
share's, Herbert Kern will own. 23,069 shares, and the trust for his
shares.—V.
In
orders
from
paring with $27,903,407
..
..
the
Corp.—Appointments Made—
National City
Benson-Lehner
will
56,700
manufactures
Petroleum
First
ture.s,
—V.
through
hold
increase
agent, registrar and conversion agent
cipal amount of the corporation's 6#
,
will
primarily to
materials-handling equipment and ditchers.
the first offering to the public of any of
167, p. 1358.
is
Belco
The
30,
Net
This
registration statement with the SEC on Oct, 15, 1959, covering
S2 000 000
of 6#
convertible subordinated debentures, due Nov. 1,
1974
to be offered for public sale at 100#
of principal amount with
«
6%
commission to the underwriters, headed by Van Alstyne, Noel
& Co., New York.
• '
•
The registration statement also includes 75,000 shares of outstanding
common
stock to be offered for public sale by the present holders
children
used
be
June
sales.
1959
suffered
securities.—V.
a
terms
will
machines,
Miami, Fla.,
7630 Biscaync Boulevard,
at
located
ended
Chicago.
Barber-Greene
Centers, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
corporation,
This
filed
of
capital.
written
,
Atlas Sewing
Co.,
Proceeds
merging companies other than Lisbon
objections to the merger (in the case
only stockholders who filed such objections before the taking
stockholder vote and who did not vote on the merger) have
appraisal rights granted by state statute. In the case of
the merger agreement itself provides appraisal *ights to stockwhose scares are voted against the merger and who file with
either before or after the stockholder vote on the merger,
objections thereto.—V. 190, p. 1415.
filed
shares are to be sold by stockholders.
The stock will be
the public through an underwriting group headed by William
offered to
common
each .of
of
who
*tnrMmldprs
of
remaining
surviving company for approximately 97#
stock and 12#. of the outstanding pre-
the
of
stock
preferred
of
.
.
,- v
October 22,
t
,
1959
.
(
.
•
>
Volume
cother
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
fund, with a-premium thereon commencing at
suctv.principal amount in- respect of series B debentures re¬
up. to and
including Nov. 1, 1961 and thereafter decreasing
than ..sinking
of
deemed
,.by
Number 5893
190
1
debentures
tender
such
theretofore
issued,
series B> debentures
in
ffrhe
_
will
company
have
satisfaction, in whole
expected that
available for delivery
Each
$1,000
.convertible
.business. .oh
compared
In
right
part,
debenture,,
series
B
about
or
the
at
sinking
holder's
Nov.
3,
Nov.
if
or,
at
definitive
in
5', 1959.
debentures,
fund
option
1969
next
debentures
time
any
called
for
series
redemption,
of
preceding the date fixed for redemption
whichever
is
earlier.
Conversion
will
be
into
I?on"Jlssessahle common shares without nominal
British
or
•
the
last
of
conversion)shares
of
the
on
of
following basis:
$37.04; thereafter and
stock
common,
thereafter
stock
at
at
and
ar>.
stock
common
an
on
on
at
before
or
approximate
such
Nov.
3,
2,
Brooke Bond
Blue
corporation,
to
purchase
be
(1959)
offer
located at St.
outstanding
offer
is
shareholders
be
made
purchased-at
through
offered
were
$43.48
for
Ltd.
$61.25
plus
expires Oct. 30. Brooke Bond* through
ments
Ltd;.,
preferred
95e,c
owns
General
while
subsidiary,
a
the
issued
Nov.
to
the
on
Brookings International Life
ings, S. D.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
to
company
covering
writing is
Oct.
on
11,364
policyholders
The
1,
The
1959.
shares
of
as
filed
12
of
Aug.
&
60'e
Invest¬
Casualty
at $12.50.
Co., Brook¬
stock
1959
at
notification
of
$8.80)
(par
$9.68
to be
share.
per
with
of
New
under¬
:
March 27,
the
Corp,,
J.
Brown
of
Stuart
W.
Co.,
will
;Resi-Chenv Corp.
A
Maumee,
announced
Oct.
on
.
but
It
presently
Gorham,
.
the most
in
n.
recent
in
Vice-President
All
and
three
•
..
described
fiscal
year
were
•
Treasurer
directors
are
Canadian
Chase
Manhattan
corporation's
olz'b
Bank
cumulative
has
been
Nine
190, p,
appointed
Ohio;
it has
before
Federal
Income
income
of
Earned
for
of
the
$1G0i.—V,
190,
1959
income
taxes
1958
$5,329,523
$4,283,155
2,270,703
$2,487,482
$2,012,452
1,310,672
1,310,672
$1.90
The
—
figures
subject
are
to
year-end
audit.—V.
ICC
Oct.
on
to
525,000
shares
up
to
250,000
shares
pursuant
to
a
plan
class
shares
are
shares
to
to
be
to
be
stock
stock
A
is
issued
in
to
A
this
company
stock,
common
authority
to
issue
$1,
and
each
value
par
of
class B common stock, par value $1,
recapitalization and reclassification
of
the
stock, subject to conditions; 250,000 shares of
be
issued
on
presented
be
class
of
to
issued
granted
of
company's outstanding
stock
stock
sold
at
pursuant
a
not
to
less
a
stock
share-for-share
for
conversion;
than
ail
place of 5,796 shares
$8.80
share,
option plan.
basis
if
and
250.000
of
a
and
when
shares
25,000
250,000
the
of
class
class
B
outstanding no-par-value
stock.
common
some
Co.—Changes Status of Subsidiary—
Ta'enall Measuring Systems Co., heretofore a
wholly-owned subsidiary
this company will be changed to divisional status on
Oct. 31, ac¬
cording to Edward G. Budd, Jr., President.
tinue
management
under
Tainail,
of
the
of
Tatrali
direction
of
Measuring Systems Division will
its
newly-appointed Vice-President
Manager, Dr. John H. Buck.
the company's fouraier and
His
now
is
team
its
made
up
Vice-President
of
in
con¬
and
Frank
charge
sales
development, and three new product managers: James E.
charge of Talr.all-dcveloped Metal Film strain gauges and
transducers.
Dr.
Felix
Zandman,
in
charge of Photo Stress;
and
Edgar S. Bowkley, in change of Tatnall and Tatnall-Krouse testing
Starr,
in
machines.
Measuring Systems Division's headquarters are in Phoenlxville, Pa., some 25 miles west of Philadelphia.
The division recentlyexpanded its plant capacity by leasing 10,060 square feet of manu¬
facturing
floor
space
in
a
building
141G.
-
Buffalo Forge Co.
This
31,
company
1959
Federal
THE
determined
and,
Co._
-•
Co
&
i.
2,632
2,632
2,245
-
1,755
Durst,
1.755
1,755
2,245
'
_
Inc.__—
'-1.755
2,245
-
;
2,245
1,755
1,403
—
—_
1,097
1,403
.
1,097
1,403
-
—
-1,097
•
1,403
_
Fay—
1,097
1,403
Inc.—-
Hurry,
Co.™
<te
2,245
_
-
will
he
does
1,097
•
Murphy
to
A stock.
be
The
for
•
.
.
work
to
agent
made
certain
the
over
1959,
W.
issued
have
the
from
Co
878
•
'
-
878
_
.'—
1,122
1,122
878
_
1,122
878
"
,
.
.
Corp.—Common
the
of
to the
accrue
and
from
proceeds
company
Stock
Offered—
the
sale
of
the
common
the shares are already issued and
the account of a certain selling
as
sold
being
are
BUSINESS—Camloc
for
York
company
State
in
Fastener
is
1943,
Corp., incorporated under the laws of
conducting a business begun in 1939.
engaged in
designing, producing and distributing
highly engineered quick-operating fasteners,
functioning easily and
holding securely
under normal or difficult operating
and environ¬
mental conditions.
The company's products are classified as quarterturn fasteners,
which fasten and unfasten in a -17 turn, used where
is
panles or doors are designed for speedy access; stressed panel fasten¬
ers, structural
fasteners used on highly stressed removal panels and
latches used to hold securely and release quickly various kinds
of equipment
components and various tools and equipment used for
the installation of the company's products;.-and miscellaneous special
purpose
fastening devices.
Applications of the company's products
may
be made on military,
commercial and private aircraft; radio,
television, radar, computers, business machines, electronic and elec¬
tronic
equipment; missiles and associated guidance and";'test equip¬
ment; lighting fixtures, and other equipment where the cost of such
quick operating fastening devices is' Justified.
EARNINGS—For
certain
These securities
had
for
in
the
in
dollars
consists
shares
been
spent on
and
the
Since
end
North
are
during
expected
to
be
190,
of
World
of the funds for
p.
War
II,
a
total
—i
June
30,
earnings
net
Outstanding
1959,
the
company
equal
of - $224,614,
to
due
note
stock,
$2
capitalization -ol
the • company
In installments
1960-64:-350,500
value
par
and 35,000 warrants
share;
per
common stock.
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
through
representatives,
have
shares
of
entered
of
Alstyne,
;
Sears
Francis
I.
k
—V.
190,
Sloss
Schaefer
Schirmer,v Atherton k
Shearson, HammiM &
Shumate
&
Co.,
Inc
Henry F. Swift <fc Co
&
6,000
Co.—
k
0,000
Gardiner—-— 15,000
&
3,000
"
*-
k
.3,000
Reinholdt
W.
Co.
Joseph
Sulzberger,
Klrkland
Co.,'
Co.,; Inc
Edens,
Herbert
Co
Jepks,
k
&
Shares
Co.,
6,000
k
F. Griggs
R.
-
•-,*•.
Co.
—
Fontaine
Hollowell,
Hanrahan
-
3,000
&
Co.,
;
-.
"
6,000
20,000
Co.
Pont
Inc.
below:
Marron,
Co.„
k
du
forth
•
■■ft.flftft
.
Fusz-Schmelzle
The
set
<fc
i
„
&
Draper,
Grant,
stock
Noel k Co.— 35,500
NeuhausefL
Brod
T,
an
Shares
Bellamah,
A.
Van
into
common
•
Van
named
below, acting severally
Alsyne, Noel & Co. ;(the -""Rep¬
underwriting contract with the
stockholder, wherein and whereby the selling .stockholder has
to sell and the underwriter;; have severally agreed "to buy the
their
resentative")
3,000
;
Co.
6,000
Co.
20,000
3,000
Sons—-
Walker &
;
3,000
3,000
—
3,000
Co.—
1176,
p.
Carrier
Acquired—
Corp.—Subsidiary
below.—V. 190, p. 867.
See,-Telecomputing Corp.,
Cenco Instruments
this investment
1520.
First National
The
registrar
California Liquid
ended
months
$800,000
an
common
Barrett..
America
six
research and office facilities
plant,
All
Canada.
operations.—V.
of
of
to purchase
-'••
and
the
$2,714,310 and
share.
*
agreed
President/ said
Murphy,
Oct. 20.
of
common
per
CAPITALIZATION
selling
the
future."
sales
net
cents
50
number
several years and bet¬
record earnings for - the
B.
on
million
17*1-
during
United States
come
will
past
improvements
"Capital
$157,039,805 has
in the
'
878
1,122
— -
Noel & Co. and associates on Oct. 23 of¬
150,500'shares of common stock at a price of $9 per
The
pursuant to this offering.
restrictions as to trans¬
under
may
responsible
were
2,
about
figure
for
;
Fastener
New
•
1959-60 year.
These expenditures in¬
clude a
multitude of new equipment projects as well
as substantial
expenditures for facilities for basic and applied research in the agri¬
cultural, nutrition, container, and product development fields.
Ex¬
penditures, for research facilities during the past several years have
placed the company in a position to increa.se substantially its develop¬
ment
,
stockholder.
agent will be issued 15 shares
100 shares of class A stock
each
interests
subject
the
report
said,
totaled
this
Co
1.122
-
*
par
value)
are
not being
commission in connection with
Earnings after taxes for the 1959 fiscal year were $34,454,772, com¬
pared with $31,530,460 for the preceding year, an increase of about
Earnings per share were up from $2.95 to $3.21 per share. Sales
of $496,538,832 for the 52 weeks were slightly below the record $501;385,653 established in the 53-week 1958 fiscal year.
year
1291.
p.
outstanding
(GOe
as
,
property
investments
annual
Roberts
C.
PROCEEDS—None
stock
not
proceeds from distribution of class A stock
property
interests.
All ^expenses
of
registration,
distribution of these securities, estimated not to
methods
ended Aug.
year
Securities
Coast
X
Inc.,
share.
cash
no
operating
ter.
fiscal
190,
Camloc
of
for
Harrison,
Meyer <fc Fox—
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins_
-
—V.
by
therefore,
and
$25,000, will be borne and paid by the company.
speculative.—V. 190, p. 768. -
share.
Gas Corp.—Common Stock Offered
shares of
a
and
net
(&
in
nearby
Royersford.-—V.
190,
shares by F. M. Rowles, a selling
is also offering an additional 2,000
shares to certain employees of the company. This offer¬
who
—V.
190,
p.
Corp.—Registrar Appointed—
City Bank of New York has been
shares
1,031,479
1416.
for
of
stock
common
of
appoK$fti sole
ccrrpwthtion'.
the
~"
liquified
petroleum
COMMERCIAL
interests
two
in
company
liquified
other retail
the
EARNINGS—For
and
not
operating
income
to
revenue
$410,154
for the 1958
tively,
DIVIDENDS—On
dividend
common
At
of
10
there
no
taxes,
equivalent
June
30,
to
49
per
share
net
sales
1959,
per
20,
directors
of
the
company
declared
a
CAPITALIZATION
established
market
GIVING
notes
due
EFFECT
1960-73
indebtedness
^Common -stock
^Substantially
notes issued
($1
all
taxes:
:
Federal
income
-
-
income—
income
Operating
2,901,389
4,638,500
604,900
$6,276,859
182,987
$7,447,418
•«•--—
491,500
$7,330,688
116,730
^
—
less taxes.
Other income,
*2,959,419
5,018,500
—
-
Deferred Federal
for
the
company's
common
TO
PRESENT
part^-this
in connection
---
$1,000,000
Interest
750,000 shs,—t?35G,924 shs.
indebtedness is represented by promissory
with the acquisition of busnesses or in con-
—
long-term
on
Amortization
of
$6,459,846
1,666,605
1 6,930
*595,547
charged
to
2,173,265
debt
discount
debt
and
expense
construction
■
.—„
-33,961
21,744
—_
$5,740,618
872,802
$5,350,114
872,802
$4,867,810
$4,477,312
2,209,946
2,207,019
$2,20
$2.03
income
Net
Dividends
on
preferred stock
Balance
Shares
End
of
common
stock
outstanding:
of
period
Earnings per share on shares outstanding:
End of
period
*
21,538
*521,964
—
dcuctions
Other
Deficit.
NOTE:
statement
This
is
on
the
basis
of
subject to audit and adjustments.—V. 190, p.
FINANCING
Outstanding
$1,000,000
$229,428
income
Gross
Interest
share and a 4r'c stock dividend on the
1959 to holders of record Dec, 10, 1959.
stock.
Sundry
cents
1959,
year.
8.
cents
is
ended
year
of the company amounted to $6,364,878 and
compared with $5,015,880 and $246,403, respec¬
stock payable Dec.
present,
LP-Gas concerns.
fiscal
fiscal
Oct.
'
distribution companies.
gas
is engaged principally in the sale and
petroleum gas and appurtenant equipment.
Originally a transporter and wholesaler of LP-Gas, the company has,
from time to time, acquired stock interests in various retail outlets, in
a
wholesale supplier of appliances and LP-Gas equipment, and in a
transportation company licensed to handle petroleum products.
At
present,
the company has 26
wholly-owned subsidiaries and stock
of
for
Provision
General
from the sale of the 55,000 shares by
the company will be applied to the payment of bank borrowirigs and
notes, and the purchase of new transport equipment, and the balance
will be added to working capital to be available for general corporate
purposes, including possible future use in the acquisition of additional
Co.—Earnings—
_
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
Authorized
Subs.)—Earnings—
Central Illinois Light
12 Months Ended Aug. 31—
1959
1958
Operating revenue
$41,792,273 $38,217,172
Operating expenses
——
21,939,966
20,583,424
Provision for depreciation—
—
;
3,538,800
2,925,500
Amortization of
plant acquisition adjustments
400,000
400,000
ing was oversubscribed and the books closed.
sinking fund
and its subridiarieT reporT fbr the IquartcTeMea~AugT
of $319,297 after provision for United States
income
stock (par $1) at $17 per
being sold by the
and 43,000
-
profit
Canadian
common
Of this total, 55,000 shares are
stockholder,
cash
'
Tatnall
p.
2,632
_
Frank,
Stern,
this commission with others.
The class
value and rights on liquidation from the
part
distribution
of
General
Co
Co
A.
Norman
as
the
stock
B
will
BUSINESS—The
Budcl
The
2.632
3,368
3,368
-
'
exclusive agent for the company
acquisition of properties and. hence
act
in
for
that
except
company
13
up
B
2,632
3,368
—Kidder, Peabody & Co. and associates on Oct. 22 of¬
to
Issue Stock—
said
be
corporation
issued
will
class
of
class
issued
fered 98,000
Buckingham Transportation, Inc. —Gets Authority
The
B
Substantial
188,
1924,
p.
11,190
_
—
Walter <fe
&
Pacific
or
Campbell Soup Co.—Earnings Set Record—
-
$1.05
share—
1.959
Stockholder
3.368
&;
&'Co._
Richards
Richard
fered
Interests in
equity
Selling
Selling
Van Alstyne,
$1.54
$1.05
-
outstanding
—
paid per
NOTE:
period
stock
share
per
Dividends
value)
qualification,
are
thq
2,842,041
the
value
par
class
close
taxes
common
distribution
exchange
of
Net
Shares
other
stock.
basis"
company's
$16,809,812 $15,444,562
11,480,289
11,161.407
Expenses
Income
Inc.
There
In
a
1291.
registrar
(par
30—
Income
Federal
Hill
circumstances
B- stock
differs as to par
class A
shares issued for property interests, but ranks equally with the-class A
shares
as
to voting rights
and dividends, if any.
*
,
of
as
Co.—Earnings-
Months Ended Sept.
Weedon
Bingham,
partnership interests or stock
activity of which is ownership
to
stock
B
be
may
class A
Grady
par
Mr.
Buckeye Pipe Line
Prom
3,368
&
Eichler
Barth
J.
;
9fo
preferred, stock
Staats
Hooker* &
y
exceed
Corp.
1291.
p,
this
class
but
of
efforts
share
.
approximately $1,300,000.
affiliate.—V.
common
the
doors;
of
sale,
ferability,
of
Buckeye Corp.—Registrar Appointed—
The
primary
thereior
of
&
60c.
Said
•
•
Resi-Chem
facilities
in
manufacturing
Swanton;
Corvallis, Ore.; and Houston, Tex. In aditiorv,
a
Co
&
Wagenseller &
190, p. 355.
or
including
the
issued
shares
of
shares
for
the
($1
Resi-Chem
of
operates
H.;
substantial interest in
a
payments,
also
"best
a
of
by
20
and
fast-growing producer of
wet
making, adhesives used in the plywood
synthetic resins in general.
Its sales,
and
""
processing
young
paper
industry and other fields,
said,
Vice-President
Treasurer.
spokesman
in
as
Senior
t -* •;
Brown. company
comparatively small
strength resins used
he
Ohio,
Skowbo,
continue - as
for
of
14,310
-
_
Irving Lundborg <& Co
marine
and/o§Lgas properties); the number of shares of
be
to
distribution
on
pulp, paper, and other forest
controlling interest in Resi-
1956,
Romay
and
equipment
and
'
Company
'
-
Co.
&
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
issued.
were
Dewey
England
Brown Company has owned a 50',F interest in
Resi-Chem., The additional purchase was a cash transaction.
Howard. A. Raymond, Jr., of Toledo, Ohio, will continue as
President,
Edward
stock
offered
Whittemore, Brown Company Board Chairman.
Although, terms of the acquisition were not announced, the an¬
nouncement stated
Brown
lias
acquired an additional 30'b
interest
making it the holder of 80'/c of the common stock of Resi-Chem.
Since
Crowell,
that any market exists; the price at which these shares are
(par) has been fixed by the board of directors and is equivalent
price at which all of the presently issued and outstanding
"shares
Laurence P;
•
A
ownership
to
offered
No
capital and surplus accounts.
products manufacturers," has acquired a
Chem
Corp.
of Swanton,
Ohio,
it
was
■:
production
properties,
gas
225,000
northern
industrial
shares
of
to
agreed
'
of class A stock ($1 par) are being offered to the
in exchange for "property
interests"
(defined for use
include:
working1 interests, royalty interests, overriding
interests,
or
offered
the
Browa Co.—Acquisition—
company,
for
R.
Bateman,
negotiation
as to the fair market value
of the property as of the date of exchange,
with the class A stock being taken for
this purpose at par of one
dollar per share.
The company knows of no transaction or transfers
the
This
William
represent
to be used for working
are
centrifigal pumps
tools;
and
special
in corporations
operation of oil
and
Exchange
trader,
rare
a
"
Peabody & Co._—
Skaggs
Schwabacher
satisfactory
shares
to
oil
involved.
proceeds
mutually
are
interests
issued
of
Stock
Toronto
letter
a
common
16,
that
severally
purchase'from
Ryons & Co.™
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton
solely
royalty
to
Canada
and
stock
common,
number
•
agreed to
Lester,
use;
machine
1.500,000
herein
class
Ribbon, has recently traded
$60.50 a preferred share with the
the
SEC
public
1
Bond
Brooke
common
Blue
lor
industrial
severally
;
.
has
each
follows:
'
Kidder,
anticipated by Buffalo Forge during
arc-
the
and
company,
has
as
'•
'
•
Davis,
1958
Cador Production Corp.—Securities Offered—
Trusts Corp. Common
preferred shares would
'
of
a
No
the
,
expenditures.
shares.
,
of
fiscal year.
of
contracts for
had been readied between the company and unions
the company
the
each
which
stock
.
several underwriters, the num¬
the
of
names
common
From"-
Washington Regional Administrator announced Oct. 15.
1959,
that Judge Edwin
D.
Steel, Jr.
(USDC,
Del.)
had enjoined
Hayclon Securities, Inc., its officers, employees, agents, and attorneys,
from further sale of stock of C. <fc F.
Electronics, Inc., in violation of
the registration requirements of the Securities
Act, and from further
violation
of
Commission
record-keeping rules under
the Securities
Exchange Act. The judgment of the court was entered by default.
Makes Offer for
offer
.
of
for
The
share.
per
capital
—
dividends
accrued
which
approximately
were*
from
purchase
stock
of
ship¬
C. & F. Electronics, Inc.—Stock Sale—
New Brunswick, has. made an
of Blue
Ribbon Corp.
Ltd.,
share
a
shares
of
Sutro
$40 per share;
shares of common,
23
of
used
John,
shares
Toronto
$20
months
10
period
products of semi-tropical plantations.—V.
of
•Winnipeg.
-
first
comparable
indicated
years
application;
Ribbon Corp. Ltd.—
This
also
next two
fans
1963
■
Canada
tho
current
*
for, issuance upon
exercise
the Employees': Restricted Stock
to
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
company's
In co^
or
reserved
are
pursuant
Option Plan.
1958.The
31,
shares
granted
the treasury.,
"
price
into
1969
price
proceeds will
Aug..
50.
the
3
•
....
additional
options to be
of
quarter,"
at Buffalo and North Tonawanda, N. Y.,
and at Kitchener, Ont,, Canada.
A pioneermanufacturer of industrial
air conditioning equipment, the company also makes a diversified line
of. other
products, including ventilating equipment and heavy-duty
»
PROCEEDS—The net
~V. 186. ,p.
275,4.
of
that orders for the
than
Heath
Plants
paid
value of
Nov,
ended
latest
the
Nov.
conversion
conversion
before
or
quarter
H 10,000
;
for
acquisition -of businesses
including 27,500 shares held in
plants in the United States and. that the contract at the Canadian
plant runs through mid-1960.
approximate conversion price
1, 1966 into 25 shares of
an
before
or
approximate
On
the
Nov.
"
$Not
at
fully
par
quarter
shortages of steel
quarter, he "added.
Mr.
Columbia Power Corp., Ltd. as
presently constituted (without
^adjustment* for interest accrued on such debenture or for dividends
,on the common shares of British Columbia Power
Corp., Ltd. issuable
upon
and
ago
serious
be
the
ou
for
ended
ciuaner
in connection with the
delivery equipment..
stockholders.are
fourth
close
the
to
up
be
will
tne
$616,315
-notes issued
the
Aug. 31,
on
ber
year
.
B,
totaled
share
per
cents, per share on the same number of outstanding shares.
William R. Heath, President, in releasing the figures said that
ments
for
the third quarter were'slightly higher than -those
to
will
..
for
\.
•
ends
year
cents
56
or
outstanding,
provision
$663,260
fiscal
second
taxes,
fiscal year profit
before taxes amounted to $532,494 and net profit, after provision for
U.
S.
Federal ami Canadian income taxes, totalled'$247,719, or 38
of any
form
1
shares
tax
with
tne
13Vr' .greater
on
convertible
business day
"T3i
the
in
or
before
company's
,
sinking fund payment.
Is
It
lull
„
of
income
;
with accrued interest
to
the date fixed for redemption.
When
made lor sinking fund purposes no premium will be
payable.
»
A sinking fund for the series B debentures will be
provided sufficient
to retire on Nov. 1, in each year, so long.as
any series B debentures
remain outstanding, commencing on Nov. 1
1970, a principal amount
equal
to
1^. of the
maximum
principal
amount
of
the
series
B
.
Canadian
'
Profit
case
.
shares; ol common stock currently outstanding. This
with net profio oi" $363,766, after provision for United States
and
number
same
1980.
'redemption-;ia
•
-
649.572
compares
Federal
of
of such principal amount for eaeh year or portion
elapsed after Nov. 1 1961 to the date fixed for redemption until
atter which there shall be no premium; together in each
.30
thereof
:Nov.
the
on
(1731)
interim
figures
and
Central Public Utility Corp.—Plan Distribution Modi¬
fied—
The
SEC
has
viously-approved
The
on
a
1953
pro
AND
issued
1953
an
order
approving
plan of
distribution
plan provided
rata
for
amendment to the pre¬
this corporation.
an
the distribution to Cenpuc stockholders,
basis, of the reclassified stock of its subsidiary, Central
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg.
U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y„ REctor 2-9570.
George J. Morrissey, Editor;
Dana Seibert. President; Claude Seibert, Vice President.
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday).
Other offices: 135 S. La Snlle
Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1959 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Aft
of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per yew.
William
Street,
NOTE:
On
account
of
the
fluctuations in the
rate
of
Is
1292 and V. 189, p. 2504.
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made In New York funds.
1
4
(1732)
Indiana
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Gas
the
recently,
More
Co.
Commission
granted
Cenpuc
respect
u
of
the
stock
of
the
owned
company
conditional
after
the
sale
of
the
shares
After
the
sale
of
the
shares
offered,
by them immediately
long as owned by them.
selling stockholder and his
now-offered
pending
exemption from the Holding Company Act; and there is
proposal for consolidation" of Cenpuc, Consolidated Elec¬
tronics Industries Corp. and Philips Industries, Inc., into a new cor¬
poration to be named Consolidated Electronics Industries Corp. Hold¬
ers of Ccnpuc's 20-ycar oVzd
income bonds have until Aug. 31,-1900,
to exchange their securities for shares of Cenpuc or the
surviving
company
(Consolidated}, or for $28 per share in cash if they object
to
the
a
wife
the
Central
of
Indiana
stock
Exchange
Commission
issued
has
order
an
&
&
Co.—
&
Co.—
Burnham
Courts
Ira
&
Hlrsch
Black
du
~V,
Soya
Co., Inc.—Stock
In erased—
The
Board
of
r.
Directors
this
Ft.
Ind." based
the shareholders
MacCnrmack
stockholders and
tuts
of
shares
authorized
are
the
by
;
The
•hares
of
at
tipon
Ft.
iii
It
increase
an
Directors
available
be
the
recommended
for
order
in
shares
in
the
At
*
cash
meeting,
same
dividend
from
50
the
Board
to
increase
to
voted
55
cents
payable
tfor
«ts
directors
listing
soon
also
Central
of
intention
the
stock
Soya
is practical after
as
Secondary
;
declared
the
on
of
York Stock
•Sales
of
for
to
consolidated
a
months
to
in
the
has
100,
355.
p.
The'subscription-price
at
the
of
rate
one
and
■
Margaret
/ I"-..,.,."
■
-•
■
MirmoauQ^May 8f 1959. publicly—hiferorL
$230,000 of 5% serial
representing
facilities
the
the
at
•md
to
accrued
the
CJhurch
from
fit.
issue
is
write-off
of
production.—V.
on
.
of ''the
sale
the
Coast.
of
be
may
three
filed
$3,837,000 representing
190,
studio
L;V
769.
p.
costs
V
-,
tion
in
due
fered
divisions
this
of
amendments
Shares
in
interest
notice
to
Kcennn
to
tion/ On
Can
Oct.
on
Fraiicisco-ba'ssd
10,
to
1959,
their
paying
Clarey,
1,C00,000 common shares.—V. 188,
the
most
in
the
respective
343. ;;
p.
/
.
built.
The
balance
the
part of the cost of
estimated cost of the new
Oil
.
of
the
funds
will
be
provided
of
construction.
issue
this
189,
2032.;'."i
p.
obligation
of
the
Church
of
Margaret Mary of Minneapolis, Minn., a Catholic Church corpora¬
of the Archdiocese of St. Paul. The notes have been
authorized
the unanimous vote of the Board of Directors of the Church
corporation
3Brady
and
signed
are
President
as
of
Collins Radio
This
•statement
Church
Excellency, Archbishop
corporation.
in
Cedai;
for
.
A
Iowa, filed a registration
1959, covering 155,740 shares
with the SEC on Oct.
13,
stock, to be issued pursuant to the company's Stock
Executives and Key Employees.—V. 190,
p. 48.
Colonial Corp. of America—Common
liear, Stearns &
syndicate which
Co.
was
offered
Stock
of
manager
'
Of
the
total
number
of
•iccoimt df the company
shares
offered,
and 60,000 shares
60,000
for
were
the
sold
of
account
.
PROCEEDS—Net
•dock
will
initially
finance
ing
the
proceeds
be
current
from
added
and
the
to
sale
of
its
60,000
to
The
open¬
new
plants, which are expected to be in operation this
(October,
1959 j,
will result
in
additional
requirements * for
machinery, the financing of. additional accounts receivable and the
month
maintenance
of
larger
inventories.
BUSINESS—Colonial
:
ducers
and
and
men
CAPITALIZATION
_
■■
.
Corp.
distributors
of
of
America
low
and
priced
,
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
subsidiaries
and
dress
Common
($1
stock
not
PRESENT
are
pro¬
shirts
FINANCING
Authorized
.
•Sundry indebtedness
•Does
its
sport
for
bdVs.
$7,000
par
include
value)
54,000
issuable
the
on
-600,000 shs.
exercise
of
options.
stock
DIVIDENDS- The company has operated under a
policy of financing
major costs of its expansion program from
capital,- depreciation
land retained
earnings.
No
dividends have been paid.
However, the
Oct.
In
of
Directors
has
W,Se payable
30, 1959
and
the
future
future
on
dividends
a
declared
on
has
Dec.
a
10.
declared
Its
quarterly basis.
will,
of
course,
cash
1959
be
to
dividend
intention
The
of
20
stockholders
to
pay
declaration
dependent
factors811 position and financial needs of the
upon
of
cash
cents
record
.
-
«o
cash
five
to
into
c/ystal
These .stores
1973 $712,000;
in
and
the
'* =
;
part
or
.«
•
;*.•%
•
of, these
will
be
Bronx'County,
in
iteihs;'' The 'company
the
•
for
150,000
conversion
of
these
"5-note
4t->T«
also
sub.
-
'
"v
..
»The
TO
class
A
•$2,600,000,
deben¬
PRESENT
$2,600,000
to
$2,600,000
-363,200
21,8,240
2,000,000
mortgages
3.500,000;
4,000,000 shs.
cents)
subordinated
be
other
741,000
/
due
3,500.000
will
V
FINANCING
Outstanding
y
payable,
initially
■
til,572,160 shS.
5Vaf'o
the
to
note.
$244,972.
and to a loan from the
which aggregate $4,094,972, and fn
on July*4/4959 aggregated
Bank, $1,250,000.
additiomto certain/other indebtedness which
$5,126,141
and the amount of which
as of Oct.
10,
ascertainable.
Cln
shares
for conversion
stock
company,
option
"V
*
reserved for various- purposes,' including
the debentures due 1975r l02;000" for-tl* re-
are
of
plan,
for
$53,040
the
warrant
the
to
insurance
and 250,000 for conversion of the debentures offered.—-V. 190,
"
1177.
p.
1939 is not presently
;
addition,
82,189
:
.
debentures,
conv.
Manhattan
Chase
non-voting
debentures.
l,* 197.4
debs., due Dec. 1.'75
conv.
debentures
-stricted
its
th'c name/^'Daitch/'
*
.
Msrch
Oct.. 1, 1979
Common-stock (par 50
*
.
of
and; supplies *10= additional %
serves
EFFECT
GIVING
maturing
*5\,2t'c- subord.
plus accrued, interest; ,to
should decide.to call
shares
-
26
Long-term debt;
company
,
Westchester County,
stores, not owned, by it but licensed .to use
; Mortgages payable, due after one year
registered and transferable only on the books
has set aside
$762,000; -/
1974
Queens County, Rockland County, Sullivan
Connecticut and'New Jersey.
These stores
Authorized
-••
non-voting, common
Sept. "1, ='1959" at'^ices
share.
in
in' 1977 $912,000;-in 1978 $962,000.
Dairies,
located
arc
York,
Now
GAWTALFZATION
■
debentures: due.
class : A
from
years
$5 per
that
event
I *
net
and
equipment,
proceeds will be used for payment of short-prepayment of unsecured-notes, for ,cost„ of
and
for
additional
working
capital.—V.
190",
having been sold.—V. 190, p." 969.
Container
Corp.
of
Dashew, i's principally
\
ranging
60
from
cents
of
S15.50
per
p.
to
$15
The
less
share,
a
subscribed
share,
underwriters
additional
the
the underwriters
stock
$15.50
share.
per
shares
period
per
cents
sold 19,000
by
them at
subscribed
dealer's concession.
for
See
Tiie
has
been
named
The
Oct.
Board
Both
the
cumulative
14,
There
of
the
27,937
of
took
14
Directors
to
action
5c/r
series
preferred
of
redeem
the
all
cumulative
stock
have
n
located
of convertible
S.
6810
at
debentures
with
are
debentures
to be
offered
commission
a
The
and
to
W.
offered
be
Miami, Fla.,
15", 1959, covering
Street,
Oct.
shares
of
at
5/
series
shares
of
outstanding
issued
the
70,000
in
1939.
shares
8,812
113,750
prices
shares
Anderson,
The
There
of
the
are
6'/
of
the
currently
series
•
50,000
issued
"
$1000 of
per share, with
$5
share.
per
each are owned
Vice-president.
by
Dave
Davis,
together
company,
President/and
.
with
in
amount
pany's
of
$30,000,
expansion
1960
Desert
to
provide
funds
and
program,
to
for
completion
increase
of
working
Star Mining Co., Kingman, Ariz.
Securities
and
The" company
'
1952.
Donald
*
'
its
aluminum products, including screened enclosures for swimming pools,
verandas, porches and self storing storm doors.
Net proceeds froha
"*salcToFllie securitics/Ate-td~"b(r used to reduce certain kidobtedness in
shares
outstanding
principal
subsidiaries,
Deluxe
Screen En¬
closures.
Inc.,
Crown
Door Co.,
Inc.
and
Magic-Aire
Co., Inc.,
is
engaged in the manufacture, fabrication and distribution of various
Stock—
""
'
shares
stock.
common
at 100f«i of
of $80 per
underwriters
will
shares
common
81st
oa
60.000
public sale
for
the
underwriting commission of 60c
F.
shares
preferred stock and the 6rx
series
been
called
for
redemption
oh
'
currently
are
).
'
registration statement also includes an additional 10,000 out¬
standing shares of common stock, which may be sold by the present
holders, thereof
over
a
period of five
years
to certain designated
employees' at $5 per share. The company now has outstanding 247,500
common
shares
(in addition
to certain indebtedness!,
of which
company
at a special meeting on
of the company's preferred stock.'
1959.
the
by
The
by them at
also V. 190.
Preferred
City,
in
registration statement with the SEC
debentures.
an
the
Co.—To Redeem
corporation,
amount,
1293.
Copperweld Steel
a
$330,000
less a dealer's, concession of
offered the remaining 3,538
stock
common
60
for
York
New
engaged
Aluminum Products, Inc.—Registers With SEC
DeJuxe
This
filed
common
"
,'i..
.
.
the manufacture, disttUKtfon and
development of business machines for identification and control of input
information. for electronic data processing systems.
The companyhs
: products include metal and plastic identification, platesmnd high-speed
writing machines which record information from such plates.
Dashew
is also active in the manufacture of high-speed embossing machines
vwhich operate from either punch cards or punched tape and can emboss
either metal or plastic identification plates.
America—Secondary Offering—A
subscription
the
•
company"as managing underwriter."
Data
additional
Shearson. Hummill is Co.,
/
common
stock will amount to $1,147,103.64, after total
'underwriting commissions of $48,024.36.
the
-»
,
Machines, Inc.—Registers With SEC
Dashew Business Machines, Inc., Culver City, Calif., on Oct. 22 filed
with t);e Securities & Exchange Commission a registration stfi tement
providing for an offering of 150,000 shares of common stock to be sold
by the company. Net proceeds of the offering will be used for expan¬
sion of the company's business. Heretofore privately owned, this repre¬
sents the first public offering by Dashew, which was organized in 1952.=
Corp.—Rights Offering Completed—All
of the 99,594 shares of additional common, stock offered
for subscription were subscribed for through the exer¬
cise of rights, including 22,538 shares subscribed for by
the underwriters headed by Dean Witter & Co. pursuant
to the exercise of rights acquired by them. The net pro¬
ceeds to the company from the sale of the additional
of
'
Dashew. Business
,
Control
dividends
and his wife,
the sole stockholders of the
agreed with the underwriters and the
company that
dividends will be payable to them
before July
1,
1961 in
convertible
secondary offering of 90,000 shares of common stock(par $5) was made on Oct. 20 by Reynolds & Co; and-
selling stockholder
have
$662,000;
1976 $862,000;
"*
Consolidated Freightways Inc.—Secondary Offering—secondary offering of 20,000 shares of common stock
Dec.
The
•xanpany,
in
on
payment of'
future earnings
and
in-1972
$812,000;
weeks ended' July 4, 1959, the company had
total income of $40,136,494 and. net income of $554,711.
Dean Witter SE Co. and Associates at $29 per
share, with
a dealer's concession of 85 cents
per share. A small bal¬
ance was withdrawn on Oct. 22.—V. 187, p. 1540.
per
and
company
$612,000;
EARNINGS—For
,
indebtedness
During
r"
Board
stock
1068.,
$7,000
1,000,000 shs.
shares
"
Outstanding
,
the
1975
agency
of
capital
the
company's working
expansion of its business.
future
selling
shares
two
of
the
for
a
6 Y>%
convertible
the
company.
said shares
Offered—
•,-toekholaer.
date,
distribute- company brand-products inclutfipg/mjlk* and dairy- products,
as
well as other brands of:foodstuffs .and, in. mosC -it\stancesv certain
-
(par $2.50) was made on Oct. 21 by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
$22.75 per share, with a dealer's concession of 70- cents
per share.
This offering has been completed, all of the
an
common stock
(par $1) at a
TThis offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
/
time
any
exceeds
1971
1959.'
at
Option
underwriting
Oct. 20, 120,000 shares of
price of $12.50 per share.
on
in
company
installing
.P-
Rapids,
common
Vlari
through the opera¬
*
term
William O.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
located
company,
His
by
the
but
PROCEEDS—-The
tion
*>y
redeemable
are
fund
at
thereof
County;- in
prior to Sept. 1,
1964 it must
give the debenture
days' notice and said debenture holders will then have
to exercise their conversion rights.
v.
,• ...
.♦ .*
common
-
hereinafter'described/beginning Oct:; t/-^
as
Manhattan; Nassau County,
60
the
at optional :Z?
Inc;,' with its principal executive
office in the Bronx, N. Y.; is engaged privelnally in the operation of a
chain .of .supermarkets and dairy, stores which nmnbered 77 on July 5,
^
1
debentures
The
direct
a
are
sinking
company
nonfood
Ponce.—V.
are
The debentures
'•
1/1961
additional
BUSINESS-^-Daitch
Refining Company has its refinery at Guayanilla
near
company retains the right to call, all
at any
time at IQo'o
of face value
clays
■
andr after .Oct,
on
on or before Aug, 1 next - 'preceding- ttye
but only to the extept that the principal .
following amounts on each sinking fund •.
payment date.
In 1964 $262,000; in 1965 $312,000; in 1966 $362,000; ''
in 1967 $412,000; in 1968 $462,000; in 1909 $512,000; in 1970 $562,000;
1
debentures
holders
i
:-v
redeemable
sinking fund payment
recent
1961.
date;
--
before the. second business day preceding Get, 1, 1964 and
thereafter "through Oct./1/1978; the* company Is required
1
a
an
of. the
',-,./
1958
during a period of
ranging from $1 per share
the
Offered—
.
stock
40
-
,
i.
..
are
FUND—The debentures
or
Oct.
make,
make
4,-1969, at 100%-, plus accrued interest-from Oct.vl,
Debentures are being offered in $ 100,' $500,".$ 1,060
$5,000 denominations.
' '
A
The
Inc.
•
.
Inc.—Debentures
payment of $150,000, and has the option to
sinking fund payment not in excess of $150,000,
The.company has -the. option to credit against any sinking fund, pay¬
ment the principal amount of debentures (1) acquired, by the company
(other than through conversion) and (2 ( converted iiUo common stoek
c'pen-end"
1959.
finance
&
;
•;
Dairies,
the: sinking'fund,
of
each
-to
covering additional securities,', as* indicated; /
Fund, Inc., 700,000 common shares; 'Common-'
2,000,000 common shares, and Commonwealth
Stock
$150,000 of its
The
'\.iL
,
and -thereafter to and including Oct. A; -1978,' -at the^prineipal
amount thereof, together With interest. accrued to the date of redem'p- V.
Computer Services, Inc. — Debentures Offered
This ;
on Oct. 9, without underwriting, publicly of-."
call
,/
'
;
Oct. 20 headed-a group'of underwriters ;
company
at par
date prior
their
oduv^rt
1964,
;
statements,
Commonwealth
prepaid
to
1948.",%
in
*
"'•/
Bay, Puerto Rico,
and
series
G'c
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of; the debentures will inftially be added to the company's general funds- and subsequently used
short-term lean from The Chase: Manhattan Bank; /to defray the; cost of" opening new supermarkets," and
for additional 4
working capital to be used principally to carry increased inventories. -1 *; .*■
-,,
tures
issue
authorized
being
and
during
this
semi-annual
any
been
now
$300,000
notes
of
notes
on
has
Church
income
The
the
days written
30
on
note
parish
of
interest
maturity
This
all
or
the
.;*
,
j$4,987,000
profit
West
three months were $18,819,275 as against'
period.
Nine months' sales, were' $49,520,531,
compared with $45,000,483 in the first nine months of 1958.'."" Roy J. Diwoky, President, in his report to,-stockholders, noted that
Commonwealth in September prepaid $1,000,000 on itsOutstanding bank
3969, priced at 98.10 to yield 5%%.
one
of
'
b'V series-expired
the
for the repayment of
in
iOet;
■'
be "obviously
1
June 28,'58
in
Sales
Jfor sale $9,000 of 5% notes, due July 1, 1968, priced at
©8.26 to yield 5Y4% and $9,000 of 5% notes due July
1,
Any
the.* owners
would
The debentures, will be convertible
common, stock,
unless " previously redeemed, at conversion price's
ranging from $14 pgr share up to and-including Oct. 1, 1964, to $19.2i>
per share through Oct. 1, 1979, subject tp adjustment in:--certairi events.
Investment Co.,
$16,098,730
notes dated June lr 1959,
and due serially from July 1, 1963, through July
1, 1969,
®l par and accrued interest. As of Oct. 16 there remained
3,
'•*"*. f
it
fund at 100;plus accrued: interest;
„
company reported on Oct; 21 net income of $501,597, for the
months ended Sept, 30, 1959. .This reduced
the,company's net '
for the first nine months of the
year to $76,080.
In the third
quarter of 1958 the company had a net loss of $671,247
and in the initial nine months of last
year Commonwealth sustainedja net loss of $2,834,002.
coupon
Dec.
on
that-
into
;
■*,"./>
The
Minneapolis, Minn.—
Serial Coupon Notes .Offered—Keenan & Clarey,
Inc., of
•
company
stock,, may
1959;'and will
ranging; from' 103 ti-'% to-, pgr. plus,accrued,: interest. /;
debentures will als%h^ve the benefit of a sinking'fund commencing:
1, 1964,' and* will be redeemable through operatlbhs of the'Sinking ;
The
three
Mary,
the
of
redemption -prices
Oct.
■
•
St.
of
share; or
common
stock,
.
'%
—
Church
business
•
on
The debentures
loss
loans
of
per
common
cumulative,-preferred;
-
stock-4
for
been closed,
construction, program involving exfor the years.I960, 1961;t*an<J 1962.
a
Commonwealth Oil Refining* Co.—Improves—
earnings on a consolidated basis after all charges and taxes for
September quarter were $6,065,000, compared with $7,166,001) In
the preceding three months. Net for the nine months to Sept. 30 was
€20,893,000 as compared with $11,71.9,000 for the same period laSt
.
which
publicly,
offered : to
quick h oversubscription,
$3,500,000v.principal amount of convertiblev^ubordinated
/ debentures, due Oct. 1, 1979, at 100%, plus accrued in^
terest from Oct. 1, 1959, The books on this-offering have
amount
Net
of
Crystal
SINKING
Income Fund,
com-
us
of "$24.75
the
series
close
>•
h
./
Daitch
^
June 27,'59
special
to
fund
wealth;
second
the
common
Hirsch & Co.
—*$151,000
a
registration
the
Sear.—V.
In
$7,635,000
$2,597,000
following
mutual
reported.
30 totaled $154,915,000
the same period ot' 1958.
6/ 1959,
held.
then
Commonwealth Investment Co.—Additional
they third quar¬
Sept.
Ijured with sales of $119,295,000 in
*
for
basis
engaged
laboratory
allocated
The
Exchange
-
.
-
.
^
is
Commonwealth
compared With $52,000,000
A.
O'Neal Jr., President,
EtUv.
year,
nine
the
on
$48,720,000
'elds
shares
Registration—
the shareholders meeting.-
into
p.-148/
1
3,500
profit—.
stock
corporation's sales
amounted
quarter
to* Stetson
Nov.
;
X Includes
apply
to
Coiui
52 Weeks Ended—
not
Chemstrand Corp.—Earnings—
This
ter
10
"•
•Includes
Offering—A secondary
common
each
company
company's
offering ol 10,000
(no par) was made on Oct. 13 by
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis at $65 per share, with
€t dealer's concession of $1.50
per share.
The offering
was completed the following day.—V.
190, p. 152.
shares of
for
of. record
Nov.
management
New
stock
common
share
Net
15 on stock
(presently outstanding to stockholders of record as of the close of
fcusiness Nov. 2, 1959. Subsequent dividends declared at the same
rale after the split would result in a quarterly cash dividend of 27I,L<
cents per share on the new stock.
The
Winslow.
of
G'h
Darbaker,: President, f said
M.
date.
/ -.Payment wijl be made at the Pittsburgh NationakBank, Pittsburgh, 4
Fa. -or = the
Hanover Bank, ,-70 Broadway,i New York,
N. \Yr~-V. IB#,""**
Co.-—3.500
Bros. & Boyce—.JU 3,500
Henry F. Swift & Co,
ZJ 3,300
subscription by holders of
356.' "
..
quarterly
the
&
Reeves
said
to
up
price
shares
2.02
Conversion' rights
Co.——1 3,500
6 '.b" to:*the "redemption
of
conversion
a
of
the' advantage
to
Columbia Pictures Corp.—Earnings—[!■•'••/''••
that
the
cents
"
•
Stein
3,500
now
p.
proposed stock split and for issuance
from time to time as corporate needs may require.
At the present
time there are nu plans for offering additional stock either to our
stockholders or to the public.
may
-
rate
thereafter.
James
3,500 >"■ shares
has outstanding 662,078 common shares in addition
to'prestock, bonds and debentures. Net proceeds of the sale, of addi--.
tional
stock
will
be
applied to the construction, program.—V. 190,
in
increase
Co:.
ferred
,
for
&
.
privileges for the 6'F series' cumulative, preferred
of the right-tb convert each one share of said pre¬
of
share
exereised
be
>
Co.——_ 3,500
Inc.
penditures aggregating
Wayne.
The
they
usks
Moore
each
expire
3.500
3,500
—r2„2——i
$52.50
of
price
.
The
theauthorized'number of
the company from 2,000,000 to 5,000.000 and will be voted
the annual shareholders meeting to bo held Nov. 4, 1959,
resolution
for
3,500
.
-
redemption
the
at
company, located at 3470 South Broadway, - Englewood, Colo.;':
16 filed" a registration statement with the SEC
covering 66,490 "
of Common stock, to be offered for
Oct.
new
approved
f>y the Secretary of State.
—
Daniel
3.500
Co/_„
T.
Co.
Co
the. ratio
at
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.--The First Boston
Corp, is listed as .the principal .underwriter.'. s,
:
passed a resolution recommending to
a 2rfor-l
•stock split of outstanding shares as soon as possible after an increased
•lumber
Inc.
&
&
redeemed
dividend
regular
The. conversion
stock, consisting
ferred stock at
3,500
Newburger A &
Oppcnheimer
1521.
p.
Kaplan
Berwyn
5,500
Co—
If.
be
6',;
series
will
be
redeemed* at; the redemption
price of $52
share, plus an accrued dividend of three cents per share computed
the
at
-
Co
Brothers
Co.,
Inc.—,
3,500
Homsey & Co.— 3,500
190,
shares
company,
Wayne,
&
&,
Colorado Central Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
/
of
Newton
Mason
5,500
Lestrange
&
This
on
Proposed—Divi¬
Split
Lcntz,
5,300
—
Co.—,-. --—1
Co
Pout,
Evans
John
5,500
5,500
Co
«fc
&
Arthurs,
8,000
Co
&
Hcntz
Sulzberger,-
will
series
The
per
t
have
Kirkland
Jenks,
of' the
■
.
5 'r
plus an accrued dividend of -three cents per share-com- v
at'the regular dividend rate of 5'"c
to ..the redemption date. 4 »
puted
j
Monday, October 26, 1959
.
share,
per
•
severally
the selling stockholder
stock" of, the company
Hallowed,
Co—-— 5,500-
Haupt
H.
au¬
&
stock
common
below
named
$.000
Dempsey-Tcgeler
outstanding
Central
shares of
then outstanding.
18.500
Co-
Baternan, Elchler
thorizing this'Wilmington, Del., corporation to offer for sale, at com¬
petitive bidding'350,000 shares of coinmon stock. Net proceeds, esti¬
mated at $21,000,000, will be used in part to prepay certain outstand¬
ing bank notes. Subject to a further order oi r.hfe Commission, some
'€6,000,000 of the proceeds would be used for additional investments in•mbsidiaries-during 1959 and I960, The remainder of the proceeds will
fx used (again subject to future commission order) for additional in¬
vestments in one or more of the principal subsidiaries or; used by
Central for general corporate purposes.—V. 190, p. 1292.
dend
480,000
underwriters
Bear, Stearns & Co__.
Central &r South West Corp. —- Stock Sale Cleared by
Securities and Exchange Commission—
and
of
shares
to purchase from the company
and
respective numbers of shares of common
forth below,
if any are purchased:
■'
Bache
.
Securities
aggregate
GOO,000
The
so
the
agreed
the
«nd dividends thereon may be made to persons becoming entitled to
shares of the surviving company (Consolidated!, or to those who elect
to receive 428 per share in
lieu thereof; and after the distribution
period undistributed shares of Central Indiana and dividends thereon
vil-1 be surrendered to Consolidated.1—V. 180, p. 1292.
;
Hie
an
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
set
distribution
amendment,
plan
own
company, out
consolidation.
Under
will
/.
•
'
Commission—
Exchange
on
Oct.
7
filed
a
letter
covering 300,000 shares of common stock
sharer,-without underwriting.
The
proceeds
operations.-
are
to
be
used
for
of
—
be
com¬
Files With
.
with
notification
to
the
capital.'
the SEC
par
($1 per
incidentals to
mining
offered
at
\
expenses
'
•
-
Volume
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Number 5893
190
5
(1733)
Detrex Chemical
sales
—
income
30—
taxes™.
$26,824,000
-
"'fr
"
<■-'
1959
>
1958
,
,_™_
period in
664,278
455,617
,
income.™*—
Net
Net after
preferred
"Common
$664,452 "
—
shares.
dividends-™.
:
•-'Based
shares
on
distribution
voted
$0.69
v
This
-SEC
outstanding after giving effect to thf/lOO#1 stock
Directors, Mar^h 26, 1959.—V. 188, p. 1822.
at
by
quickly
sold,: and
1177.
-
closed.—V. 190, p.
the
,
books
;
.
Manufacturers
.
for;the
Trust
Co.
has
cumulative
corporation's 6#
been
convertible
transfer
stock.—V:
Wesby
at
be, used
V
,
190,
bank
••
of
agent
for
■
the
of
2799.' " V
p.
Net /sales
-June
30,
though
190,
1068.
p.
Lenson-Lehner
Corp., .above.
.
This
84
company
'
•
.
'•••>
cents
share of
per
15
reported
stock
common
*'/••._'
of
funds
'
4 '
Federal
were
an
the
V.-/'
income
net
of
for
from time
to
improve,
the
such
Electric
than
Co.- for
14#
the
the
over
and
business
He
""steep
fiscal
last
year's
a
issued
of
to
preferred
its
.
Colepointed
a historic company
that
out
high of
$7,000,000."
over
-
class
bank
did; not
1952
At
.tlie
end
common
—V.
of
$20,546,000
as
compared-
.
and
shares
'-3l,-•
r
7
,
the
1418
pp.
totaled
quarter the company had 26,448,087
outstanding as against 25,987,975 -on' Aug:
stock
190,
amortization
of
"With continued .good buisness, 1959
operating results should approxi¬
earlier forecasts,"-' John R. Kennedy,
President, told stockholders
in an interim report issued on Oct. 13At the April annual meeting,
Mr.' Kennedy said that if
everything went well the company should
earn about $4.00 a share
this year.
•#;
1958.
mate
1293.
'
Drewrys Limited U. S. A., Inc.—Earnings Up—
Earnings,
for
after
the. first
provisions
nine: months
for
Federal
this
of
income
year
taxes,
increased
compared
as
*
with
-
5.3# '
the
same'
1958.
to $3,120,000 or
of
Earnings before estimated
taxes
for
the
nine-month
-
period
was
This compares with $2,829,866 in the
corresponding nine
of the preceding
year.
After-provision lor-estimated taxes, net income amounted
do.$1,436,785, equal to $2.34 per share on the 612,811 shares
outstanding. This-'
Compares with 5>1,363,83G earned in the first nine months of
p. 1845.
share
per
•
"
'•
—
605,311
""
shares
."-i..;
'
then
of
:
corporation
covering
$33,000
stock
common
writing" is
The
of
50
filed
7#
(par
debenture mid
one
Oct;. 12
on
debentures
$1)
to
shares
of
be
«
in
-
,
-,
•
.» •.
■
due
notification
1965
in
at $125
and
units
• -
the
be
consisting
of
under¬
No
'
for
used
general
corporate
purposes.
Eitel-McCullougli, Inc.—Files—
■
;
-
'
,
underwriting
V'The
Co.:. The
will
terms
company
be
supplied
by
amendment.
sells
and
-
tubes
power
4
-
••'*"
-
other
and
179,
1264;'..*"".
p.
'
United Carbon
See
Emerson
;
.
Radio &
corporation has taken another step to broaden -its position in
precision •instrument," electro-mechanical
and-'microwave fields.
Benjamin Abrams, President, announced on Oct. 22 the acquisition of
a 2'5#
interest in Instrument Systems Corp., a newly organized com¬
in these scientific fields,
Directors of
and
*
Emerson will be represented
Instrument Systems Corp. by A. A.
Vogel,
Controller.—V. 190, p. 1177.'"
*
\\
r
(
was
announced
—
Debentures Offered^ It
Oct. 22 that
on
$400,000 of 6%% 12-year
sinking fund debentures issued by this corporation, with
headquarters in Columbus, Ohio, has been underwritten
by The Ohio
Co., Columbus investment banking firm.
The issue is priced at par, plus accrued interest.
BUSINESS—Equitable
Investment
Corp.
$50,000 early in that year, net worth
owned
subsidiaries has increased to
exceed
how
acquisition
service
Starting
residential
include
to
industrial
Last
$2,000,000.
of
purchase
construction,
year,
rehabilitate
rental
and
Equitable
rental
ment,-and -is one.
Negotiations
field.
over
with
formed
was
the
an
in
$350,000,
and
operation
1956.
From
and
company
its wholly
total, assets
confined
to
the
property,
Equitable has'expanded its
development of land, residential and
and
rental
management.
the
first
government
received
apartments
ow
for
families
displaced
by
*
charter-*-
urban
are
now
to
companies prepared to woikinthis
under way which will extend .Equitable's
operations to Pennsylvania, Kansas, Missouri, Tennessee and California.
A
profit of ST. 16 per share,
quarter of 1959 by this
third
or
$530,000,
corporation,
profit position" for the first nine months
of
value
per
authorities
shares
of
has
i
.
Net
or
$92,000
sales-and
up
1958,
based
on
the
machine
18.1#
over
same
of
$17,463,000
The
Federal
included
are
the
for
Co.,
full
36-
7#
were
above
the
for
also
placed
Cancellation
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
(
to
purchase,
severally,
_
the
following
before
after
Earned
per
—V.
189,
taxes™
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$1,419,000
$870,000
$3,989,000
974,000
670,000
2,774,000
2,257,000
$0.74
$0.50
$2.11
$1.71
.
:
-
601.
•
Johnston, Lemon
curities
of
A
reported
the
for
$1,375,000
profit
number
is
anticipated that the net proceeds of the sale of the.
gtock
will
or
a
or
$2.77
of
of
$19G,000
19. cents
for
per
shares,
be
used
by the corporation to
(now
$108,000). on a bank
investments (approximate) in
additional
the,subsidiary
banks
named:
Old
loan,
the
make
to
off the
following
stock of
pay
the
capital
common
Dominion
Bank, $920,000, and The
Bank of Annandale, $204,000, and,
subject to the approval to the Board
Jo£ Governors of the Federal Reserve
System to purchase up to 3,600
shares of the common capital stock of The Purcellville National
Bank,
•Purcellville, Loudoun County, Va., for the approximate sum of $772,000
from J.
R. Trammell & Co.,
Virginia corporation. Any balance, includ¬
ing.that portion reserved for purchase of The Purcellville National Bank
stock if the Board of Governors does not
approve such acquisition, will
be available to provide additional capital funds to affiliated banks from
time to time, Icr possible acquisition of other
banks, and for other
not
purposes
made
now
ments
or
of any
nor
a
determined.
respecting the
corporation
use
of
any
No determination has,
however, been
the balance of the proceeds and neither the
or directors have any plans, agree¬
of
its officers
understandings, written
or
oral,
in
GIVING
■
EFFECT
TO
Boiig-term#tebtr
5#
due
note
First
July 2, 1978___
the
«fe
C.
by bank
& Co
common
stock
B
common
stock
♦Exclusive
of
which
du
(SI
par )
shares
cancelled,
are
held
retained
treasury
and
on
Oct.
21.
1949.
as
Mt.
was
Anderson
&
agency business
and continues
to
'1,074,306 shs.
the
of
carried
as
Insurance
do
so
25,00®
Brewer,
Bryant
30,000
Co.
Willis,
&
Becker
&
20,00®
Strudwick
10,00®
Inc.
Kenny
&
Ayres,
10,00®
30,000
5,00®
C.
Cassell & Co., Inc—
Robinson & Lukens—
5,00®
Stirling & Co., Inc.—
Co
Birely & Co
25,000
5,00®
25,000
F.
5,00®
Clarey, Inc., of Minneapolis, Minn., on Oct. 7 publicly
$400,000 of 5%, 5JA% and 5J/2% serial coupon
notes dated Oct.
1, 1959 and due serially from Aug. lr
1962 through Aug. 1, 1969, at par plus accrued interest
from
June
Notes
1,
in
are
1959.
denominations
of
$1,000 and $500.
Principal and
is payable at the main office of the First Na¬
Minneapolis, Minn. All of the notes of this issue ar^
semi-annual
interest
tional
of
Bank
bear
and
nation
all
or
accrued
Sisters
of
Church
Notes of the $500 denomi¬
maturity.
may be prepaid at par and
semi-annual interest date prior to maturity
notes
any
written
this
of
the
notice
issue
Sisters
The
and
1,
19G9.
1969
this
of
to
are
Immaculate
corporation.
the
tween
on
days
notes
Oct.
only in the
the
of
interest
thirty
on
Interest from
available
are
Any
issue
the
Trustee.
direct
a
Conception,
notes
the
are
First
obligation
Little
secured
National
Bank
Trustee.' Under the terms of the
Trust
of
the
Immaculate
the
corporation
the
gaged
of
Franciscan Sisters
nor
the
the
may
of
debt
of
assets.
This
note
■
issue
has
been
of the Franciscan
Falls, Minn., a Catholic
a Trust Indenture be¬
by
of
Minneapolis,
Minn.,
Indenture,
none of the property
Conception may be mort¬
exceed 65# of the valu®
-
authorized
to finance part of the cost o*
wing to be added to St. Gabriel, Little Falls, renovation of tho
present hospital and the construction of a new boiler house and laun¬
dry.
The addition will increase the capacity of the hospital from
94 beds to 120 beds.
Financing of $800,000 has been authorized of
a
new
which
this
amounts
—V.
issue
the
is
maturing
186,
second
each
year
Refining
Co.
Securities and Exchange
This
located
company,
Oct.
16
tion
of
part.
An issue
released in
of
$400,000 with like
Spring of 195®.
the
was
729.
p.
filed
at
Registers Debentures
Commission—
—
4040
E.
Louisiana
registration statement
a
$6,000,000
6#
of
convertible
with
Ave.,
the
SEC
subordinated
Denver,
With.
Colo.,
on
seeking registra¬
debentures, to bo
for
commission
The
and
is
be $52.50 per
$1,000 debenture.
is engaged in the business of exploring for, producing
oil and natural gas, of refining crude oil and of
petroleum products at wholesale and retail. Net proceeds,
distributing
the
is
to
company
transporting
debenture sale, estimated at $5,651,800, are to be used to
pay
stock of Westqrn States Refining Co., whose main refinery
at North Salt Lake,
Utah.
Under a contract between tho
common
located
two
companies,
offer
an
share.
by
Western
Frontier
This
offer
is
to
has agreed to transmit to its
purchase their Western stock at
applicable
to
1,634,831
shares
shareholders
at
$3.50
per
Western
of
stock,
outstanding July 31, 1959, plus 260,283
shares issuable
on
exercise of
options held by certain officers an®
underwriters.
The
offer
is
conditioned, among other things, upon
acceptance of Frontier's offer by deposit of at least 850,000 shares of
consisting of
Western
1,374,548
stock
by Jan.
shares
15,
1960.—V.
188,
p.
1517.
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.-—Loan Agreement—B. C. Gam¬
ble, President and Chairman of the Board, on Oct. 8
announced
that the company has borrowed $15,000,000
5i/4%, 7-year collateral notes from a group of five
Participating banks include Bank of America
on
banks.
National Trust & Savings Association of
California; The
First National Bank; of Chicago; The First National City
Bank of New York; Morgan Guaranty Trust
Company
of New
York,
Angeles).
Proceeds
the
and
Security-First
\
of the sale of the
of
to
be
Bank
(Los
.
notes will be used to retire approximately
Gamble-Skogmo's
balance
National
added
currently outstanding long-term
working capital to finance the
to
debt,
corn-
puny^ expanding—business.—V."T90rpr/lG28.
General Associates, Inc.—Five Indicted in Stock Sale—
corporation,
authorized
but
laws
of
Agency,
Inc.; its
name
was
changed by amendment to its Articles of Incorporation on
Dec'. 7, 1956.
The executive office of the corporation is at 2924 Colum¬
bia Pike, Arlington 4, Va.
It was organized to engage in the general
insurance
A
Shares
&
The Securities and
600,000 shs.
incorporated under the
Vernon
class
offered
537,456
now.
Virginia Corp.
the
$81,400
»
1.500,000 shs.
the
sell
of
unissued
severally
to them,
Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate Conception, Lit¬
tle Falls, Minn.—Serial Coupon Notes Offered—Keenan
with
Outstanding*
1,500,000 shs.
in
to
shares
of
Rouse,
Wheat & Co
Kreeger &
—V, 190, p. 1294.
acquisition
FINANCING
677,500
par )
agreed
have
Mackall & Coe
75,000
&
Pont
Jones,
nounced
been
94,009
BUSINESS—First
Virginia
($1
below
Commis¬
,
290,000
Co.™___„_
Ferris & Co
an
building subids.
has
40,000
I.
$5,570,000
PRESENT
$88,000
trust notes due to banks and
individual
of
to
Authorized"
A
all
respect
additional banks at the present time.
CAPITALIZATION
unissued
share,
due
,
the
in
company
Offered
oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
common
in" 1952,.
-
Redpath
J.
Corporation
authorized but
named
Shares
Auchincloss, Parker
Francis
for
—Johnston, Lemon & Co. on Oct. 20 headed an under¬
writing group which publicly offered 600,000 shares of
class;A common "stock (par $1) at $4 per share; This
class
of
3tat®
and
public sale at 100#
of principal amount through an un¬
derwriting group headed by J.
A.
Hogle
Co., Peters,
Writer &
Christensen, Inc., and Garrett-Bromfield «te Co.
The
underwriting
Financial Planning Corp.—Registers With SEC—
offering
cost
a
stock
such
195®
"and pur¬
State
numbers
Eastman Dillon, Union Se-
offered
-/ PROCEEDS—It
until
to
at
management
on
the
corporation
respective
.
„
$2,962,000
taxes_____
share—-—
p.
thereof
subscribed
■
Frontier
1959—3 Mos.—1958
were
Dominion Bank.
organized,
valuation
$1
a
underwriters
and
the
stock:
common
Corp.—Earnings Up—
Sept. 30—
Holland
the
against
as
Glass
Kennedy
Class
:
rentals
for
the three
month
pei'iod were
sales of $7,318,000 for the same
period in
Net sales ar.d machine rentals for the nine-month
period totaled
$8,083,000,
1958.
in
been
putting
1959
30, -1958,
with $50,149,000
compared
were
results
record .owner
Mr.
of
dated
$52,765,000
weeks, sales
Manassas
such class B common stock purchased in August,
by the filing of the appropriate Articles of Reduc¬
cancelled
were
and
The
periods
Class
Corp.—Earnings—
per share, based on 405,719 shares outstanding.
This compares with a profit of 40 cents, per
the third quarter of. 1958 and a nine-month
share,
both .1959
Filtrol
.
■
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
income
net
informed stockholders that the acquisition of the
Sweeney
Co.; of
Belleville/ N.
J.,
complements Federal's present
and letter press printing facilities and provides new business
-.and market opportunities.—V.
190, p. 1178.
'develop¬
the -few
of
in
Mr*.
balance
.
Equitable Investment Corp.
June
1958,
First Virginia Corp.—Class A Common Stock
Phonograph Corp.—Acquisition—
Vice-President
on
of
become
corporation'was
share).
The hank's
part
of
This
Emerson's
Federal
12
Operating
ago.
period
share.
This corporation, located at 101 Park
Avenue, New York, filed a
.registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 15, 1959,
covering $10,000,000 of financial plans (three
types) for the accumulation of shares
of Incorporated Investors.
154.
p.
the
pany, to engage
on the Board of
year
with
Income
,
190,
12-week
period/
Income
Co.—Acquisition by Subsidiary—-
below.—V.
Co.
a
Period End.
to retire current bank borrowings which have been incurred
to -finance,;
In part; the company's expansion program and to
provide additional
working capital.
Additions
to
the
company's plant,
machinery and
equipment are expected to aggregate approximately $2,500,000
during
El Paso Natural Gas
like
cotnmon
a
reported net income
inc luding the non-recurring
by Old
the
with
company
share,
1958 production level.
The improvement in the
paperboard, again serves to focus clearly on the industry's
need for higher price'levels, in line with
increased costs," he said.
Mr. Kennedy also reported that the
company had realized an after¬
tax
capital gain, of $262,000 or approximately 24 cents a common
share, from the recent sale of its minority stock interest in the
Spaulding- Pulp & Paper Co. of Newberg, Ore. This profit, he
said, would
be included in Federal's
income, for the last period of the year.
--
elec¬
tronic products which are sold under the trade name
"Eimac."
y Proceeds from the sale of the debentures are to be
used primarily
1959.—V.
the
cents
the
5,
common
Lithograph
interest
manufactures
Sept.
a
.gravure
debentures due Nov.
sale toy a group of underwriters headed'
rate, public offering price and
1, 1974,-to be offered for public
.&
week
He
This
corporation, located at 301 Industrial Way, San
Carlos, Calif.,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Oct.
14, 1959, seeking
to register $5,000,000 of convertible subordinated
by ,-fichwabacher
merged
demand
,
to
In
a
5# above comparable figures for
said.
"Higher levels -of activity were experienced
in all divisions: paperboard,
folding cartons, corrugated containers, and
•glassware," he stated.
"Paperboard tonnage for the 36-week period
shares'
22,000
.
'
are
ended
cents
84
or
1959- amounted
share, including non-recurring income,
corresponding 36-weeks last year, net'
common share,
the report showed.
the
$2.59
the'1958 period. For.the
$16,684,000
1958,
v
with
unit.
per
involved.
proceeds
;
was
of
offered
common,
90
**
'
letter
a
weeks
or
$995,000
Sales
outstanding.—V.- 186,
Dyua Wash Corp., Camillus, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
The
,
SEC
12
mentioned.
ended Sept; 5,
common
In
or
Sales for the 36 weeks totaled
/
1958, equal*
the
on
a
'
months
$2.25
the
income
$2.64
share.
a
$3,008,000
was
of $1,070,000
-.
j
to
cents
For
amounted
period
12
income
.
.V
to $2,981,855.
Net income of Federal for. the 36 weeks
^
same
perfod of 1958. -Sales during the same period increased
7.6#, Rudy A.
MoHtz,- President, announced on Oct. 19.
\
Drewrys barrel sales for the first nine months of this
year totaled
1,253,861 as compared with 1,165,011 barrels sold in the
Of
Federal Paper Board Co., Inc.—Earnings—
/r
owned
was
(six shares).
when
*
and
B)
Shares
-
452, and depreciation
With $20,684,000.
•
bank stocks.
of
was
agreed
company growth potential was
greatly
ended-Aug. .31, 1959.-Sales for the period totaled $191,681,368. *
enhanced
by: fiscal
year
investment in
research
and
I
development
During the same period of 1958, net income was $11,175,730, amount¬
amounting to almost five cents out of every sales dollar.' "In pro¬
ing .to 43: cents per share on sales totaling
$157,209,359.
H' •"••
portional terms, -this, is probably the heaviest expenditure for this
V.Earnings' before taxes were $42,861,265 compared with'$21,520,182
•-activity in : our industry/'. Mr. Cole said. He noted that the great
the'.-previous year.
••••*
-•
./
- "
■
j:
majority of Federal. Pacific products marketed today were not in
U. S. and foreign income taxes were
$20,533,794 as against $10,344,- ^existence ten years ago.—V.
190, p. 770.
Bank
of 1,068,315 shares of such class B
the corporation for the said bank stock.
by
sion.
All such shares remain a
shares of class B common stock.
generally
a
to buy
National
total
A
issuexl
shares
par
2,706
tion
acquisition of new
dividends, per share
steady growth despite
The
The foregoing 91,303 shares were carried
by the corporation as
treasury stock until Sept. 4, 1959, at which time the said 91,303 shares
was
climate in the early part of the fiscal year/; Mr. Cola
that4 the national economic
upturn was reflected in
increases
during
the
closing months
of
fiscal
1959,
and
shares.
plus
'
continued
it
to
the
stock
borrowed theretofore
therefor.
were
and
such
($5
and
third consecutive stock dividend
incident
sellers
carried on its books thereat until May, 1959.
On May 22, 1959, the Directors of the said bank
declufed a dividend
payable in the 100,000 shares of class B common stock then ownedi
by
it to its stockholders.
The corporation received 91,303 shares of sucbi
stock which represented its
proportionate interest in the total of sucl*
levels
outstanding
the
exchange, all of the then outstanding stock of the corpo¬
director-Zthe
(34 shares)
1959,
shares
common
and
did not
-supervisory
increased
sales
stock
common
then
chased
year,
record
Bank
note for the balance due ($88,000) on
Of the $200,000 borrowed from The Bank:
invest its funds in any such stock; all of the
corpo¬
outstanding stock was donated to the bank in 1949 (4®
shares) by Edwin T. Holland, who was then and now its President and
ending
year
funds'
(100,000 shares of
Such bank
187,
noted
sales
.Mr.
of
the company's
as
shares
stock
such
to
ration's
debenture
high-voltage apparatus field,
by Thomas M. Cole, President.
the fiscal year just ended were $2,307,494
number
billings for June .reaching
v
the
fiscal
previous
Dominion
promissory
a
Annandale
exchanged
Prior
ration
$200
more
of
common
will
purposes.—V.
Bank
stock
;
the
by 325,680
-
$22,327,471, or
first, quarter
5#
Old
back
bank for
same
The
strengthen and expand
reimbursement of the
the
for
of
took
acquired in 1952 and 1956, respectively. In April, 1959, the corporation,
acquired 35,610 # shares of the common capital stock of Old Dominion
Bank by exchanging 30 shares
of its class B common stock, $1 par
value per share, for each one
share of Old Dominion Bank common
loans
balance
of
of Virginia in October, 1957, a portion thereof was used to
purchase
"new common stock of The National Eank of Manassas, and the re¬
mainder was used to pay off the balance then due on a note owed to
St.
for
announcement
:.-'"Federal. Pacific has
.
bank
for the corporation to borrow relatively large sums of
to time. In August, 1957, the corporation purchased
necessary
shares
thereof
1959.
8,
counsel
the
and
amount
including
expended
Pacific
up
year,
declared
said.
outstanding,
Dec.
and
short-term
1959
declined
somewhat
below
unfavorable
conditions
in
the
increased
'a":7'-';
•/
19,
principal
facilities,
for
-After payment
earnings amounted to $1.61.
Co.—Earnings—
Oct.
on
$899,300
companies.
,
.
o
Oct.
of
earnings
During
weak
Chemical
Federal
49
on
counsel,
with-i $2,726,197
for
fiscal
1958.
Net
"$62,724,709 from the previous year's $54,929,234,
Documentation, Inc.—Merged—
Dow
prepayment
$2,800,006 at
utility
1959
to
was
See
the
Net earnings after taxes for
'
-
at
(EST)
m.
and
compared
1960.
of
was
the purchase price of. $90,000.
Federal Pacific Electric Co.—Sales
Up, Net Down—
.;
,
—V.
it
2,000
statement and terms
the bidding papers may be obtained
Montaup Electric Co. and
company's
according to
the end
to
stock: and
due
by
received
a.
auditors
bids. ..Copies of
company's-treasury
franchising company.
Previous high for the firm was in 1946.
With most major markets now franchisee!, and distribution
reaching
nearly
75#
of
the
nation's
domestic
population,
Parker.< says
the
company's franchising activities
will
be
concentrated, on
the
New
England states, southern Florida and scattered areas
throughout the
distribution
1628.
were
/
national
18#
up
p.
construction" purposes.
The proceeds of the short-term
used to acquire, on July 1 1959,
$680,000 par value
loans
major
complete
its
company' to
common
bonds
1293.
p.
the
by
which. amounted
Co.—September Syrup Sales Shatter Record
achieve
also engaged in the business of furnish¬
to its subsidiary banks. Since April, 1952, the corporation
acquired more than a majority of the outstanding common capital
stocks of Olcl Dominion Bank, The Bank of Annandale and The National
-Bank of Manassas; to finance the acquisition of a
part of such stocks.,
ing services
has
a
registration statement with the
preferred stock (par $100) to be sold
of
49
plied
"
Parker,. President of Dr. Pepper Co., has -reported- that
during September gained more than 13# over the ..same
period of 1958, establishing an all-time September' record
for. £he soft
drink, syrup
manufacturing company.
;
V Syrup sales, in 1959 have shown
eight consecutive monthly"'increases,
pointing; the way to a record-breaking year for the, nearly- 75ryear-old
to
$17,966,000,
since 1956, the corporation has
same
purchasers to review the registration
R.
Midwest
was
1958.
ended
the
22,. filed
shares
company,
and, conditions tor
sales
syrup
in
months
prospective purchasers will be available at 49
Federal
Street
(8th
Floor), Boston, Mass., on Dec. 4, 1959, at 11 a. m. (EST) to meet with
.prospective
.
appointed
of. the
"-
Dr. Pepper
Oct.
onr
30,000
bidding.
Bids
will
be
Floor>,-Boston, Mass., up to 11:00
Offices
,
v
.
Dixon Chemical &
Research, Inc.—Transfer Agent—
The
period
nine
Federal Street (8th
Floor), Boston, Mass., and at 90 Broad St.,
/I (21st- FlobrB,;iri ,;New.iYork
City. ^
*
been, •/, The net proceeds, from the sale of. the preferred stock, will be ap-
have
f
1959
competitve
(8th
Dit-Mco, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Barret,
-Fitch,/
North & Co. Inc. headed an
underwriting syndicate on
Oct. 22 which publicly offered
39,215 shares of -common
stock (no par—stated value
$1) at $12.75 per share/.The
was
company
covering
*•
.
offering
the
$22,718,000. for
Fall River Electric Light Co.—Registers With SEC—
576,370
$1,04
•
.
of Sept. 30,
as
like
the
for
money
399,194
583,880
:
z
Backlog
for
the
over
;the $15,222,000; recorded on the same date in 1958.
Working capital remained steady at $6,735,000.—V, 190,
$462,962
606,017
»Ea"rned ^er-common/share—
increase of-17.2#
an
1858.
over
•
/taxes™™;—
.
•
as compared
with $22,706,000
orders-booked- totaled $26,636,000
New
Sept.- 30,. 1959.
S13.013.163 $11,115,447
1,328.730
' 918,579
t?—
income
before
Net
Federal
Industries, Inc.—Earnings—
Ended Sept.
Months
Nine
Net
at
the
present
time;
Oct.
indicted
Exchange Commission Seattle Regional Office an¬
13, 1959, that J. Alvin Hibbard and four others had
(USDC, WD, Wash.) on charges of violating anti-fraud
provisions of the Securities Act and the Mail Fraud Statute in the sale
of
stock
of
this
corporation.-—V.
189,
p.
2137.
General Contract Finance Corp.—Acquisition—
This
Co.,
All
St.
Louis
corporation has acquired the Oklahoma Morris PI®1*
through an exchange of three and six-tenths shares or
stock for one share of the Oklahoma comoany's stock.
stockholders of the Morris Plan Co., which has thrift and Ioa»
Tulsa,
GCFC
common
6
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
(1734)
offices
the
Cable Corp.—Earnings—
General
$22,321,303 $18,522,943
12,309,800
0,909,371
profit on sales, before depreciation—-—
income, before Federal income tax—
Gross
Net
Provision
4,059,078
6,00o,000
Federal income tax....±
for
of $1.15 per
$5,249,793
3,081,059
—$0,394,800
Common shares outstanding at end of period-.
3,079,830
Earnings per share of comon stock on shares
•
'
outstanding at end of period—$1.98
Net
income
——
-
This
•
.
amendment.
President of General Mills, Inc., announced on Oct, 21
that the company has acquired the business and assets' of Magnailux
Corp. of Chicago, Hi., pioneer in the development of techniques and
eouipment for detecting hidden flaws in industrial materials.
Magnaflux
name
as
"This
active
Corp.,
business
in
its
at
present
wholly-owned
u
is
move
The
in non-destructive testing, will continue
location in Chicago and under the same
subsidiary of General Mills.
of
request
Oct.
of
Names
is
eacli
to
Co., Inc.
Industries
&
(1\
Hearing
Stock
—
the SEC New York Re¬
hearing in
the
1959,
Cement
Chicago company
Corp.,
39
anti-fraud
Oct.
on
reported sales
14
Sept. 30,
and
5,298,038
share
a
in
Paulding,
shares
earnings are equal
cents
66
company's
of
in
the
of
Ohio,
plant.
$1.53
outstanding
like
cents a share in the
comparable 1958 quarter.
period
Net
inc.
Portland
its
third
$93,000,000
cost
net
of
purchased
10 cement plants in the South and mid¬
productive capacity of 25,550,000 barrels.—V. 190,
and nine-month period sales
October
15
by
this corporation.
informed
were
cash
and
100ft
Georgia-Pacific's
net
profits
935,
Sept.
an
30
that
of
the
earnings
and
At
has
company
stock
has
since
taxes."
after
for
the
$11,336,0(19
66ft.
Cash
than
more
its
of
reported at
were
increase
a
share
per
June,
profits
$1.52
for
months
the
the
same
consolidated
been
acquired.
nine-month
respective
months
were
last
to
compared with $6,791,flow for the nine-month
of
This
Cash
shares
Per
split
last
with
compares
for
the
flow
share.
per
stock
share
outstanding
nine
statistics
during
the
periods.
In informing stockholders of
developments in regard to the BoothKelly acquisition, a report issued by the company states: r
"Georgia-Pacific had been studying this property and its
acquisition
<
4,476,748
16,311,718
13,541,096
$739,333
$4,015,376
$3,002,682
92,417
254,443
281,742
$3,760,933
.$2,720,940
2,056,438
1,517,464
$291,161
$1,704,495
$1,203,476
$0.38
$2.34
$1.61
$0.79
stock split,
subject
effective
to
May
19,
period
corresponding
President,
Analysts
months
nine
first
the
this
of 1959, according to
Group. He also stated that
would total around $92,-
year
which would mean a gain of 14ft
over the sales
in the similar period last year.—V. 190, p. 1630.
800,000,
of
the
)■■
1938,
audit.—V.
with $9,114,619 or $6.27 per share for the same period
an increase of 30ft.
gains from the sale of investments amounted to 20 cents per
in the 1959 period, whereas no net gains were realized in the
share, compared
of
1958,
share
comparable period last year. Net earnings of $8.38 per share for the
first nine months of this year exceeded by $2.11 per share the total
net
189,
produces
705
p.
debenture
°L sev,eral y?ars and currently is carrying out its plans
toward
integration
full
with the parent company.
In accordance with our plans,
portion of the Booth-Kelly Umber located outside
of our cutting
circle lias been sold for cash, but more than
75 ft
of the old growth
for
each
Dec.
4.
and
22
underwriting
The
Brothers
business
trust
escrow
as
deeds,
and
real
estate.
and
mortgage
the
debentures
available
in
It
for
notes.
1958
the
and
the
as
loan
186,
p.
the
V.
175,
conducts
will
1123.
p.
life
proceeds
1959
to
of
of
the
2757.
[
Gulf States Utilities
located
the
company,
of
seven
corporations
trustees under
The
net
for
agency
Net
proceeds
Joy Manufacturing
funds
including the
First
for
used
were
guarantee
struction
notes
—
Co.—Acquisition—
approved on Oct. 15
this Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Western Precipitation Corp.
the assets of Western by
company.
It had
had
previously been announced that directors of both companies
agreement on a plan by which the net assets of Western
transferred to Joy on an exchange basis of one share of
for 214 shares of Western. The approval of Western Precipitation's
reached
would
be
endorsed the plan.
Corporation is
shareholders
,
Precipitation
Western
a
leading supplier 'of electrical
of
will
be
of
collectors.
and
Guaranty
Savings and Loan Association.
Precipitation will be operated under that name as a division
Western
acquisition
of
of
Joy.—V.
■
190,
p.
Keyes Fibre
at
the sale of the bonds will be used to pay off
$6,000,000) which were issued for con¬
The balance will be used to further the con¬
struction program ..and for other corporate purposes.
The company's construction expenditures for 1959 and 1960 are
expected to total approximately $101,000,000. Of this amount, $39,615,000 was expended through Aug. 31, 1959.—V. 189,
p. 2351.
$13,810,662
of
973.
Co.—Earnings Rise—
manufacturer
This
Co.—Registers Bonds With SEC—
(aggregating
purposes.
of
acquisition
reduction
of
casualty
the
the
stocks
of
Sliareowners
the
sale
fire,
of
proceeds from
term
Oct.
on
precipitator, filter, wet scrubber and mechanical types of dust collect¬
ing equipment;
and also heat-exchange equipment for material pro¬
cessing.
Joy,
the world's largest producer of underground mining
equipment, also manufactures construction machinery,
compressors,
fans,
oil
field
tools,
electrical specialties, and
wet
inertial dust
a
short
Ore.—Files With SEC—
8 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 1,000 shares of common stock.
The
proceeds are to be used to pay fractional interests resulting
from a stock dividend.—V* 188* p* 1825.-™——
" —
■ *—«— —
Joy
stock
company's,
notes
or
285 Liberty Avenue, Beaumont, Texas,
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 14, 1959, covering
$16,000,000 principal amount of first mortgage bonds, series A, due
1989, to be offered publicly at competitive bidding.
filed
of
corporation
The
California
principally as
engaged in the development
outstanding
and
owning
on
subscription
amendment.
by
underwriter.
35
purposes,
the
expire
the
act
insurance.
corporate
rights
supplied
insurance
an
added
be
general
be
principal
consists of
agents, six which
three which have
redemption
held;
debentures,
to
associations,
Savings and Loan Association
—V.
then
on
are
company
and
also
The
and
listed
Is
of
savings
rate
terms
;
has called for redemption on Dec. 1, next, through
the sinking fund, $19,000 of its first mortgage 33a ft
bonds
series A, due Dec. 1, 1977 at 101ft plus accrued interest. Payv
ment will be made at the United States Trust Co. of New York, 37
Broadway, New York, N. Y.—V. 188, p. 1718.
company
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
shares
interest
to $6.27 per
sterling silver specialty
This corporation, located at 4401 Crenshaw Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.,
Oct.
19
filed
a
registration statement with the
SEC
covering
$9,998,800 of convertible subordinated debentures, due 1974. The com¬
pany proposes to offer the debentures for subscription by stockholders
of record Nov. 20, 1959 (with a 14-day standby) on the basis of one
about
which amounted
period,
1958
Jantzen Inc., Portland,
Great Western Financial
price,
like
1071.
p.
Jacksonville Terminal Co.—Partial Redemption—
operation
■
consultant.—V.
a
the
for
earnings
share.—V. 190,
189,
manufacturing facilities
will be
divided
among
present
plants.
James
Jennings,
President
of
Quaker,
will
join
as
Inc.—Operating Income
operating income, excluding net gains on sales of investments of
this Minneapolis-based corporation and its wholly-owned subsidiaries
for the first nine months of 1959 amounted to $11,889,921 or $8.18 per
Not
1959.)
adjustments and
year-end
established in
f
This
25 ft
$2.15.
year.
$5.25
number
average
$5,216,081 $20,327,094 $16,543,778
$646,916
355,755
share
com.
Quaker Silver,
bank
period
as
adjusting, for the
period
amounted
the
on
after
nine
similar
just ended
based
are
basis,
for
the
the
Woodman,
B.
for
Net
items.
period amounted to $27,465,467 as compared with $22,169,209 for the
comparable
period
in
1958.
Net
sales
were
$140,491,848
for
the
first three quarters of- this year, as compared with
$112,810,789 in 1958.
On
in
share
per
sales
Investors Diversified Services,
This company, largest United States manufacturer of sterling silver¬
is acquiring the Quaker Silver Co. of North Attleboro, Mass.,
Norton, President, announced on Oct. 16.
licensed
of The Booth-Kelly Lumber Co. at a
$40 million.
Control of Booth-Kelly was
July
ended
$1.36
to
$2.20
Rises—
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$572,744
for
California
purchase
approximately
in
ended
Herbert
on
quarter
on
stockholders
of this New York City-based corporation for the nine
Sept. 30, 1959 are expected to approximate $4,800,000
$2.25 per common share, compared to $3,000,005 or
earnings
from
or
Subs*)—Earnings—
Wilbur II.
The
reported
by
699,255
Figures
Lehman
Record
sold
be
to
ware,
Net
ago.
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—Earnings—Acquisition-
time,
shares
$1,271,999
taxes
inc.
per
Gorham
358.
were
the
oi
Gorham Manufacturing Co.—Acquisition—
against
operates
annual
an
Interchemical Corp.—Earnings Forecast—V
months
2351.
new
General
to
$300,000
four
83,193
(Adjusted
quarter
latest
Storey also said that statements for both years hud been restated
to reflect the operations
of Consolidated Cement Corp., which was
merged into General Portland, April 30, 1959.
p.
and
$81,120,964
$1,355,192
income
Gorham
earnings after taxes
share, compared with $8,102,400 and
year
a
(&
$6,948,215
5,593.023
—
at
Mr.
west, with
of
Quaker's
stock
common
to 83
the
$9,322,700, equal to $1.76 a
a share in the
1958 period.
were
will be used to retire $125,000 of short-term bank borrowings
purchase additional machinery and equipment' costing about
during the1 next 12 months.
V; ■>
r"""'
According- to the prospectus, officers and directors as a group own
199,000 of the outstanding shares,
Bernard L. Moss, President* pro¬
poses to sell 15,00o of his holdings of 144,000 shares and Harrison J.
Britton, Vice-President, 10,000 of his holdings of 55,000 shares.
portion
The
Sales in the'inhelnonths ended Sept. 30 totaled $51,319,500 as
$42,966,100
and
1959—3 Mos.—1958
taxes.
Net
$17,840,400 and
of
Smith W. Storey, Chairman oi the Board and President, said income
the third quarter was affected by a two months' strike in July
the
stockholders
profit
before
Income
for
at
selling
sales-
of
Inc.
p.
Co.—Earnings—
earnings of $3,332,700 after taxes in the three months ended Sept. 30,
1959, compared with sales of $17,392,800 and earnings of $3,509,100
in the corresponding period a year ago.
7
basis
stock
Barlow, Board Chairman, received 533,000
Glatfeltcr Co.
II.)
NOTE;
the
the
postponed
the SEC has
the respondent,
for
18,
General Portland
August
capital
in October, 1959 of the capital
stocks of Gibraltar Savings and the
,
expelled from the NASD.—V. 190, p. 1828.
On
outstanding
supplied by amendment.
sales
Net
provisions of the Securities Act in the offer and sale of common stock
of this corporation, and, if so, whether its registration as a brokerdealer should be revoked and/or whether it should be suspended or
and
for
Period End, Sept. 30—
Interest
counsel
Nov.
to
of
.
world's
gional
Office
to
determine whether
Phoenix Securities
Broadway, New York City, violated the registration and
This
the
be
v
It now has outstanding 208.000 common shares in addition
indebtedness.
Net proceeds to the company from its sale
additional stokk will be added to
working capital. A substantial
certain
to"
Net
company
Operating
oi
19
the
the
shares; Herbert J. Young, 66,600, David H. Rowen, Secretary-Treasurer,
18,900; Mort M. Leanse and William Kermin, directors, 13,500 each.
Postponed—
On
exchange
of
Cost
from
of
other corporations Sydney R.
largest flour milling company, already
has widely diversified operations.
It now produces grocery products,
livestock
feeds, organic chemical specialties, soybean and sal flower
products,
vitamin concentrates,
wheat
starches
and
proteins and
other special commodities.—V.
190, p. 1295
Oil
all
the
Hills
connection
stock
position in the indutrial 'hard goods' field.
The well-established
Magnaflux line of testing systems and the company's ability to solve
quality control problems put us in direct contact with virtually
every
type of industry in the country."
General
and
corporations.
with
In
new
the
Beverly
other
our
Mills,
proceeds will be received by the company.
outstanding 929,900 shares of capital stock,
indebtedness. It is engaged in the business of
has
certain
to
.
.
the
now
lending money principally against, first liens on real estate. It was
incorporated under Delaware law on May 18, 1959, and owns all the
outstanding guarantee stock of Gibraltar Savings and Loan Association
sification of General
General
of
None
company
addition
in
major step in our long-range plans for the diver¬
Mills," Mr. Bell said. "It significantly strengthens
a
Beverly Ifills,
Oct. 19 covering
registration statement with the SEC on
a
representing outstanding stock,
industry.
;
:
by the company and 25,000,
by the present holders thereof.
The public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The
company
is primarily engaged in the business of designing,
manufacturing and selling ball valves used- by the missile and aircraft
Registers With
—
Wilshire Boulevard,
located at 9111
corporation,
Calif., filed
Bell,
H.
Corp. of Calif.
located at 70 Okner Parkway, Livingston. N. J.,
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 20, 1959 covering
be sold
to
325,pOO shares of outstanding capital stock. The stock is to be offered
to the public by undewriters headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co., and
the
offering price and
underwriting tferms are. to be supplied by
Mills, Inc.—Acquisition—•
General
C-
Financial
Gibraltar
Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation,
a
105,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale through
an
underwriting group headed by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
and Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day.
Of this stock, 80,000 shares are
completed the fol¬
was
Refrigerator
Gibson
Hupp's
of
our
Hydromatics, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This
filed
.
$1.61
of Indiana Steel
Wire Co., Inc., acquired in
1959, are included for both periods in order to present the figures on
a
comparable basis.
■ ;.
''
' •
,". •
The above statement is. unaudited.—V.
189, p. 45.
1
.
This offering
share.
plant
190, p. 1523.
—V.
lowing day.—V. 189, p. 1346.
earnings
The
NOTE'
certain
Gerber Products Co.—Secondary Offering—A secon¬
dary offering of 13,900 shares of common stock (par $10)
was made on Oct. 6 by Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner &
Smith Inc. at $52.50 per share, with a dealer's concession
1058
1059
30—
Ended Sept.
Months
Nine
company
meet
Mich.,
supplies of steel and other
quarter sales and earnings are
expected to be considerably in excess of those attained in the fourth
quarter of 1958," Mr. Gearheart predicted.
"Advance orders for air
conditioning, neating and appliance products support optimistic fore¬
casts for the new selling season now getting under way. The unprec¬
edented
backlog of appliance orders indicates a strong position for
beginning next year's production and marketing programs," he said.
Stock Bonus Trust, to be offered to
and its subsidiaries (approximately 950 in
eligibility requirements based primarily on
length of service. The statement includes about $725,000 of GeorgiaPacific common stock which may be acquired by the Trust.—V. 190,
p. 771.
■
...
\
the
Belding,
the
Monday, October 26, 1959
.
"Assuming reasonable resumption in
raw materials and components, fourth
Georgia-Pacific
the
of
who
number)
finance,
a
in
employees
in
.
division.
nations
corporation, with offices in the Equitable Bldg., Portland, Ore.,
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 16, 1959, covering
a
interests
personal loan and insurance holding company
operating in the iniddlewcst and south, has net worth of $17,000,000
and total resources of $105,000,000,-—V. 100, p. 1628.
GCFC
operation
distribution warehouses from
throughout the world.
59
32
Registers With Securities anci Exchange Commission—
'--J
in loans.
to
This
filed
$2,503,000
has resources of $3,179,000 and
Oklahoma Morris Plan Co.
upstate New York,
It has
coast and representation in
in
coast
E. Burtelow, President of GCFC, stated that the acquisition
considerable potential for the development of existing offices
establishment of others throughout Oklahoma.
Waiter
provides
and
company
one
the transac¬
Bartlesvillc, and Ardmore, approved
is now owned 100ft by QCVQ.
Shawnee,
ai
That
tion.
.
molded
of
wood
pulp
products,
reports
for the nine months ended Sept. 30* 1959
for the corresponding period of 1958.
as
sales
net
compared
with $12,187,896
Net
after all charges including
for the period was $1,458,956
profit
income
Federal
months
nine
of
This
taxes.
compares
$1,236,094
with
in
the
first
1958.
provision for dividends on the 4.8ft first preferred stock:, the
net profit for the first nine months of 1959 was equal to $1.87 per
share on the 738,418 shares of common stock outstanding on Sept.
30, 1959 as compared with $1.60 per share for the same period of *'
1958
on
the 723,940 shares of common stock Outstanding on Sept.After
189,
1958.—V.
30,
1929.
p.
'
v
a
timber
in
in
has
h!
the
As
been
for
our
own
use
on
transactions, the cash thus
vi
Booth-Kelly
result
a
retained
all
treasury,
of
the
amounted
remaining
to
a
sustained
received,
M,b°°^ Ut Hilprf,1Xl^ately« H0'000'000'
the cash
$53,000 000.
assets
oro
Include
These
the
142,000
growth
All
oi
of
acres
timber
arrangements
$39,000,000
a
geared
to
the
timberlands
ranging in
for
the
long-term
harvest
of
including mineral rights
age
long-term
completed.
loan,
the
to
up
about
financing
the
repayment
in
the
the
of
same
closed.
the
old.
Booth-Kpllv
which
ulli
?
X
a
ao
these
new
new
Ko?!Ltla?hi ?Ur sPr»nWd Plywood Corp!
ptjwood plant which
have
under
we
*111 operate—on—a—sustained
plants
will
be
nS°ofethat1 milt1
converted
when
into
now
yield
pulp
plant
basis
Wood
for
waste
tur
from
naner
h?caJ>a !f US°h ln suPPlyinf?
miu
oii
at
the expanded
and
the
psis®s
This
the
in
hut
double
expansion, the report
20
plants
In
cents
per
because of plant vacation shutdowns and seasonal factors in
conditioning and refrigeration fields.
In the nine
months ended Sept. 30, 1959, sales increased 26 ft
to
$54,852,000, while pre-tax earnings rose 294ft to $3,022,000, compared
with the previous year's period.
Provision of $1,723,000 for Federal
income taxes was made in 1959, while no provision was required in
the 1953 period.
Net income of $1,299)000 amounted to 30 cents per
share after preferred
dividend requirements. This was 100 ft greater
the
air
than
states,
will
be
about
that
of
West,
8
in
the
South,
and
first
the
nine
months
of
1958.
of¬
substantially improved 1959 performance is a result of higher
volume with strengthened distribution and greater acceptance of Hupp
products, as well as improved gross margins and continued control of
operating expenses," Mr. Gearheart said. "The corporation's financial
position is strong, with working capital of $15,493,000 on Sept. 30, a
of
current
cash
and
debt has
assets
receivables
been
Sept. 30, 1959
was
Gearheart
facilities
acquired
to
to
current
current
reduced
liabilities of 2.6
liabilities
$2,157,000,"
$25,860,000.
revealed
in
to
that
July from
in
to
1
of
excess
he
said.
and
1.5
a
to
ratio
1.
of
Long-
Smith, Barney & Co. The stock was priced at $30 per
and the offering was oversubscribed and books
„
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds
from
issuance
of
the
additional
shares,
together with the proceeds of bank term loans of $2,000,000 due semiannualy to October, 1964, and of a $6,000,000 long-term loan due 19651979 from an institutional investor, will be used in part to repay all of
the
company's $7,900,000 outstanding indebtedness.
Of 1he proceeds,
will be used to provide machinery, equipment and working
$3,200,000
for a new plant Knox plans to establish in Georgia under a
arrangement, and the balance for general corporate purposes.
capital
lease
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
completion
the
of
financing
outstanding
capitalization will comprise the $2,000,000 term loan notes, the
loan due 1965-1979, and 721,163 shares of capital stock.
$6,000,-
000
Glass manu¬
factures a widely diversified line of glass containers for food, beverages,
chemicals,
medicinal
items,
toiletries and cosmetics.
It presently
operates nine minufacturing plants located-in Pennsylvania, Mississippi,
BUSINESS—Incorporated in Pennsylvania in 1917, Knox
Texas,
Indiana, Connecticut and Maryland.
19, 1959„ the board of directors
Oct.
On
of
25
cents
*
both
CAPITALIZATION
and
share
a
payable Dec.
1959.—V. 190, p. 1297.
112ft
10,
1959
declared a quarterly cash
a
semi-annual stock dividend of
to stockholders of record Nov. 16,
...
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Term
loan
notes due
Promissory note due
"Capital
stock
(par
19G0-19G4
19G5-1979
Outstanding
$2,000,000
6,000,000
$2,000,000
6,000,000
1,000,000 shs.
$6.25)
Hupp's net worth
721,163 shs-
*Incluc|es 42,982 shares reserved for stock options.
f
air
O.
Smith, Barney & Co. The stock was priced at $30 per sh.
dividend
"The
Mr.
the
65
period
at
company operate,
of
corporation is reporting to stockholders the best third quarter
company's history.
Nine-months' net earnings per share are
those of the 1958 period.
Skies in the quarter amounted to
term
The
concession
$17,155,000 and net income after taxes was $272,000, Don H. Geurheart,
President, announced.
The third quarter is traditionally Hupp's low
ratio
^ipnnonnn
a
Hupp Corp.—Reports Best Third Quarter in History—
hp
construction
chips'
dealer's
share. This
offering has been completed, all of the said shares having
been sold.—V. 189, p. 2566.
which
manner
Offered—Public
share,
with
and
years
Stock
fering of 200,000 shares of capital stock (par $6.25) was
made on Oct. 22 by a group of underwriters headed by
;r
and
These
ana
•nd
51.
and
on
acquisitions.
*° successfully in some of our other major timber
Geotrta-Pa°cific^mhir°rnop.erat '?fns Utilize the timber harvest
ueorgia Facinc Timber Co., to better a"'.now being consolidated into
'
p.
Irrlgetnen™'consist
These
timber
65
of
190,
Houston Corp. — Secondary Offering — A secondary
offering of 10,000 shares of common Stock (par $1) was
made on Oct. 21 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $15.75 per share,
now
majority
^
growth timber, all plant and equipment, logging roads
kC PI«eJo0ilk«Pllc^c und Eastern Railroad, a common carrier
about
second
above.—V.
Corp.,
plus
approximately
Booth-Kelly
Atlas
See,
yield basis.
Glass, Inc.—Capital
Knox
Hidden Splendor Mining Co.—To Survive Merger—
A.
conditioner
Sutton
coil
Corp.,
manufacturing
Inc.,
are
now
in
UNDERWRITERS—The
Smith,
Barney
&
Co.,
underwriters
named
severally
agreed
have
below, represented
to purchase from
bv
the
Volume
Number 5893
190
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1735)
company
amounts
200,000 shares of
sfspective names:
of
aggregate
an
their
opposite
set
capital. stock,
in
Kansas
the
for
Shares
Smith, Barney & Co
—39,500
American Securities Corp— 4,000
Janney,
Inc.
Mo.
and
It
will
provide
credit
and
Weil, Labouisse,
Friedriclis & Co.:.
^
Arthurs,
Bacon,
Eichler
Bateman,
Blyth
Co.,
&
Brooke
Alex.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
1,500
Crouter
Dixon
1,500
W.
1,500
Newburger
1,500
Eastman
Shepard
Dillon,
curities
Union
So-
Reynolds
Co
8,000
Elkins, Morris, Stokes <fc
Co.
1|;
Goldman, {Sachs & Co._—
Kirkland & Co.,
Noyes
Sliearson, Hammill
*
—V.
p.
at
ing
2,500
Walston
Wertheim
.
Co.,
&
Inc
Co—
&
and
to
8,000
The
in
weeks
last
Sales
for
391,795,
same
the
Average
tenth
increase
an
period
in
1,427
income
40-weck
$1.31
equivalent
was
period
•
for
to
of
stores
during
in
operation
the
1958
tenth
the
190,
in
for
securities
and
efforts
to
the
such
air-cleaners,
the
at
$41.25
1
1959
cent
by
a
the
remain¬
unit,
per
will
be
The
also
hold
—V.
the
and
their
cost
to
by
Paul
him.
In
a
balance
sale,
which Paul Ullman
Electro Medical Prod¬
about
acquired
in
$100,000
added
$270,000
allocated
to
by
exchange
will
to
working
be
used
expansion
an
capital
stock, Paul Ullinan
common
and
132,000
owns
used
shares,
150,000
also
company
cash
of
which
cost
137,750
to
thny
three-year warrants acquired at
cost
a
of
Chase
the
Manhattan
corporation's
The
First
registrar
City
2,534,393
has
stock
common
National
for
Bank
(par 50 cents).—V, 190,
(par
Bank
shares
of
of
1297
pp.
been
appointed
50
and
has
been
corporation's
974.
General
Mills,
Inc.,
increase
an
of
Total
above.
operating
7.3%.
up
Magyar Publishing Co., Inc., New York, N. Y.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation
Oct.
on
filed
16
covering 5.000 shares of
letter
a
stock
common
reported
of
notification
be
to
offered
with
at
of
during
share,
a
earned
the period
were
8.7%
to
of
up
1959
$165,-
net
income
for
the
first
nine
$17,250,000, equal to $2.14 a
$147,498,000.
This
represents
revenues
and
5.8%
a
months
share,
in
total
on
7.7%
a
increase
operating
increase
earnings
over
in
total
the
190, p.
Mobile
Appointed—
The
Chase
22.—V.
This
Manhattan
company's
190,
$1
Bank
value
par
has
been
appointed transfer agent of
stock, it was announced on Oct.
;
' •
common
360.
p.
1525.
Credit Corp.—Common Stock Offered—
company
individuals
Aug.
on
3 publicly offered'to a
underwriting
in
the
States
without
Pennsylvania
This
offer
15,000
to
was
shares
This corporation,: located at. 633 North Water Street,
Milwaukee, Wis.,
a
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 19, 1959,
filed
Co.,
Inc.,
price and
Net
and
tional
three
other
firms.
underwriting terms
proceeds
general
funds
of
of
the
the
sale
of
of
The
'co be
are
the
Interest rate, public offering
supplied by amendment.
debentures
and
company
capital funds to
acquisition
will
affiliated banks
will
added
be
be-available
from
to
to
the
addi¬
provide
.time.to time, for pos-ible
proceeds
National Exchange
additional
Bank of Milwaukee and about $1)000,000 to provide
other banks now controlled by Marine Corp.,
capital
including
Holton
State-Bank
in -I960.—V.
location
$300,000
to
incident}to
190,
additional
provide
the
of
move
that
560.
p.
funds
capital
bank to
new
a
.
.
.
"
(EST)
(2%
pn
Mercantile
Credit Corp.—Securities Offered—McDon¬
& Co., of Kansas City, Mo., offered in the
State of Kansas only, on Oct. 12, 75,000 shares of com-4
mon stock
(par 10 cents) and $100,000 of 6% five-year
registered convertible debenture notes. The stock was
sold at $2 per share, and the debentures are being sold
ald, Evans
plus accrued interest from Sept. 1, 1959.
debentures
shares
33,333
convertible
This
filed
$3,000,000
or
Sept. 1, 1959 and mature Aug. 31,
stock are reserved ;for conversion of
common
Sept.
1>
1961;
and
$5
at
per
share
of
any
the
thereon
due
debentures
notice,- the
such
in
but
thereafter
subject, to .redemption,
are
specified
redemption
for
paid.
If
payment
debenture
such
at
shall
registered
the
time
to
cease
the
of
place
and
the
net
proceeds
shares of
notes are sold)
after
be
to
received
stock
common
and
for
deduction
.y
the
$100,000
with
Such
with
the
portion
company's
of
the
obligation
proceeds
of'brokers
as
under the
are
loan
partial
..
commissions
and
required
in
connection
commitment
agreement
Farmers
Union
<fe
Texas
Farmers
Union
Service
Corp.
amount, $76,500) will be so applied. It Is impracticable to
specific allotment of any additional funds, but the remain¬
ing proceeds are to be used primarily to provide the company with
additional working capital for the general operations- of the company.
offering
of
the
no
assurance
circular
company
capital,
scribers..
as
will
of
be
all
sold.
are
no
the
If
to continue, its
there
securities< being
all
are
not
sold
operations .with
for
arrangements
-
.
it
offered
is
the
available
its
of
return
funds
by
this
intention
working
to
sub¬
for
Missouri
-
corporation
on
Jan
19,
was
1959.
mortgage
notes
to
' are
notes
and
accompanying
repurchase
offered for sale in $3,000 units, at
be
organized
was
repurchase- of
Chase
the
in
May
1959
and
notes
under
its
intends
repurchase
of America—Transfer
Manhattan
corporation's
National Key
Towbin
to
engage
$32,50
stock
Co.
Bank
common
Co.
has
stock
been
(no
the
200,000
of
the
an
and
shares
company
PROCEEDS—A
75,000 shares
—
underwriting
agent
2248.
p.
of
the
provide
the
proceeds
of
will be
for
G
and
of
the sale of keys,
the
expected
—"
to
be
offered,
<,
.
.
corporate
purposes.
Co.—Rights Offering to
offering to its stockrights to subscribe at
share for 200,000 shares of additional capital
organized, under the. -laws v.of "the
Its office is" 940" Riulto Building;
and
and
operate
United
the
additional
ment
will
be,
Pennsylvania
the
from
capital
sale
funds
made
fire
In
securities
insurance
of
the
new
considered
business.
and
It
advisable
The
is
qualified
capital
net,
legal
as
the
50
Union
Fire
30,
pared
in
District
volume
Insurance
$35,421,000
June
the
and
Co.
in
will
view
that
of
will
invest¬
investments
for
companies.
is engaged in the writing
insurance and is qualified to do
surety
states
on
stock
proceeds
intended
BUSINESS—Company
of
its
and
fire,
marine,
business
in
each
Columbia,
net
of
of
premiums
written, by
National
subsidiaries has increased from
two
to
1954
$45,901,000 in 1958. For the six months ended
premiums written amounted to $23,760,041
com¬
$22,740,732 in the same period of 1958.
1959,
with
capitalization
net
of
the
effect
will
company
to
the
consist
sale
of
of
the
800,000
stock.
agreed
tive
as
to purchase
percentages
not
are
new
shares
shades,
of
group
125,000 shares
being
are
for
the
sold
account
for
of
the
selling
acres
net
sold
of
by
proceeds
the
from
the
will
company
be
sale
of
added
First
Blyth
&
the
company's
Corp
notion
of
Co.,
Inc
capital
&
Smith
Dean
Witter
and
the
are
also
sold
to
1.95
Kidder & Co., Inc
1.95
1.95
1.20
5.50
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.Chaplin, McGuiness & Co.
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co
4.00
Robert
5,50
&
Garrett
1.95
1.20
1.20
Sons
<fc
1.20
Kay, Richards & Co
4.00
Lester,
Ryons
4.00
A.
4.00
Mead,
;—.
2.50
Pacific
Co., Inc.-.—
&
Moore, Leonard & Lynch—
Singer. Deane & Scribner
2.50
William R.
2.50
&
1.20
Co
1.20
Arthurs,
Blair
&,
Fulton
John
Co.
<fc
Co
Inc
Reid
C.
—V.
<fc
Legg
190,
This
E.
Masten
&
Co
1.20
Miller
&
Co
1.20
Northwest
Co
1.20
Staats <fc Co
1.20
Lestrarige <fe Co.^Halloweil, Sulzberger, J^nks,
2.50
2.50
Kirkland
1298.
p.
&
1.00
Co
1.00
McJunkip, Patton Jk Co
National Video
,1.00
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
corporation on Oct. 19 filed a registration statement with th®
the proposed sale by certain shareholders of the
company
SEC covering
of
283,307
class
will
A
bear
shares
of
stock.
Each'
certificate
for
class
A
endorsement
an
evidencing an interest in a trust
outstanding common stock of Rico Elec¬
tronics, Inc., a Puerto Rican manufacturing company affiliated with
National Video Corp.
The offering will mark the first public sale of
which
will
shares
of
hold
all
of
National
the
Video
Corp.
1
!
.
.
'
..
,
According to the registration statement, National Video
(Chicago,
111.) is the third largest manufacturer-of television
picture tubes In
the United States and produces
approximately one out of every eight
television picture tubes made in this
country, exclusive of reclaimed
tubes.
It sells Its tubes
primarily to TV set manufacturers.
Bache & Co. is heading an
underwriting group that will purchase
all of the class A shares from
the
selling shareholders. The equity
capitalization
A
shares
of National Video Corp. will consist of the
283,307 class
333,360 class B shares of capital stock. This
offering Is
and
expected
to
New
be
made
in
England
the
G»s
early part of November.—V. 172, p.
Electric
&
Association
(&
1734.
Subs.
Companies)—Earnings Up—
12 Months Ended
Operating
Sept. 30—
41,462,846
income before
income
1—
income
inc.
before
taxes
in
Code
of
and
income
$10,318,333
taxes
$8,774,516
provision
for
the
special
by the
113,500
$10,509,511
taxes—
$8,888,016
de¬
from
permitted
de¬
Internal
1954, amounting to
$364,452 in 1958)-
income
and
Inc.
39.869,989
191,128
Fed.
arising
methods
1959
Federal
(including
taxes
preciation
$444,-
4,266,227
income
3,424,204
$6,243,284
_1
other
$5,463,812
deductions
1,353,192
1,076,201
$4,890,092
$4,387,611
f
Equity of
Association:
Other
1958
$51,781,229 $48,044,505
-
expenses
Operating
Other
1959
revenues-
Operating
in
assoc.
net
inc.
subsidiaries
of
,
and
divids.
from
Algonquin
Gas
„•
Co..
295,238
386,449
294,593
*1,048,631
21G.652
*202,005
*1,049,393
$4,276,483
$3,739,314
income
(including Interest from subs.
of
$146,431 in 1959 and $32,080 in 1958)—
Expenses and taxes
Interest
and
other
Consolidated
Preferred
*154,809
deductions
net
a
income
dividends
Balance
20,376
available
190,
for
p.
common
46,565
$4,256,107
shares
$3,692,749
362.
New York, Chicago and St. Louis
RR.—Earnings Up—
manu¬
key duplicating machines. They maintain
departments in chain, stores throughout
blanks
M.
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Stern Brothers & Co
5.50
Co
Wood, Struthers
the
by it
which a
duplicating
Key
5.50
Inc
<fe
%
A.
—_
♦Deficit.—V.
items,
severally
Alex. Brown & Sons.
—.
Curtis
working capital and will
jewelry
to
10.00
Clark, Dodge <fc Co
Paine,
Webber, Jackson
purposes.
and
have
16.70
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fen-
Key Co. and
subsidiaries are engaged
key blanks, key chains, automotive emblems, mono¬
distribution
States.
Boston
National
miscellaneous
key
to
such
pursuant
below
at $32.50 per share the respec¬
of the shares of capital stock
the offering to stockholders:
company
below,
for
named
used
land
corporate
the
forth
Morgan Stanley & Co
Interest
shares
from
set
subscribed
Revenue
Oct.
on
underwriters
%
The
tJnferbeTg:
large number of
customers for cutting by them.
The company has also recently en¬
tered into an agreement with a
leading chain store for the operation
of shoe repair departments.
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the
will
be
class B
-
the basis of one new share for each three
shares
A group headed by The First Boston
Transmission
75,000
the
be
to
general
BUSINESS—The
and
is
general
company's increased volume of
added initially to general funds,
be
books closed.
offered,
portion
stock
purchase
available
facture
for
company is
Oct. 16, 1959,
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
966
C. E.
in Cleveland, Ohio, on
building Is now being constructed. This building will house the com¬
pany's executive offices and Cleveland operations. The balance of the
grams
used
This
—
record
per
ferred
transfer
188,
shareholders.
in
be
Corp. will underwrite the offering which will expire
November 16, 1959.
Fed.
Agent—
appointed
part.—V.
Stock Offered
—
headed
oversubscribed
be
Electronics, Inc.—Files With SEC—•
will
proceeds
on
200,000 shares of class A common stock
at a price of $10 per share. The
offering marks the first
public sale of the company's stock.
This offering was
net
Standard
of
Gross
the
$0 97
•
of stock then held.
Interest
for
$1.13
National Union Fire Insurance
holders
agreements.
offered
account
$0.50
subject to SEC clearance,
during (he week of Oct. 26.
net
2:)
which
Of
$0.65
S.
F.
in
Hales, President, has announced that with
gross
revenues
Increased
come
In
net
45%.
was
the
In
the
Nine
$8,831,481,
first
income
nine
was
first nine
months
or
$2.12
months
of
$6,012,756,
months
revenues
of
were
per share.
1958 revenues
or
$1.46
an
Increase
of
10%
1959, earnings per share
$112,203,962, and net in¬
totaled
$102,257,305,
and
share.
per
.
.
BUSINESS—The
State
that
The
Music Corp.
(if
convertible
any
Is
second
The company has
outstanding 120 shares of stock issued for $12,000
stock is owned' in equal amounts by Robert
Symonds,
President,
and
Morton'
Lifshutz,
Treasurer." The
wives
of
Robert
Symonds and Arthur Peisner, a
promoter,, each own 50% of the out¬
standing stock of Adrienne Investment Corp., Ocala Corp., the affiliate
that
locates
second
mortgage notes for purchase,
and
Soutlibridge
Corp., the affilate that collects and remits installment
payments on
second mortgage notes.
Texas
There
and
.
(maximum
make
of
company
The
$510,900
361.
Stockholders
cash^.This
time
of expenses to be paid by the company In connection with the regis¬
tration and issuance of such securities, are estimated at approximately
$220,000.
1956,
the
of
SG10.000
offering
The
unless
company
in
to
specified
after-the
made
by
fails
interest
or
'
75,000
debenture
24,
business of purchasing and reselling of
promissory notes secured
second mortgages on improved real property located both in the
general area of Washington, D. C., and vicinity, and in other sections
of the country.
Net proceeds of the sale of the notes will be used
primarily to purchase other second trust notes, and to maintain a
until
by
holder
bear
presentation of same at
No provision has been
debentures.
PROCEEDS—The
the
yet
is. refused upon
in said notice.
payment
all
not
the. debenture
present
May
on
in
years
ranging from between $2,000 and $4,000. Adrienne Investment
an
affiliate, will act- as sales agent, for which it will receive
commission of 7%.
The
in
these
interest-paying date at the election of the corpo¬
ration, upon giving at lex»st 30 days' notice by registered'mail to the
registered holder, at the face amount thereof plus. 6% interest earned
and
incorporated
was
first
by
1964.
any
on
This
sometime
Gross
dated
are
of
to
corporation
1959.
selling
a
maturity.
All
31,
corporation, located at 11236 Georgia Ave., Silver Spring,
Md.,
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 16, 1959,
covering
a
207,400
$260,700
of
(adjusted
dividends).
p.
National
shares
at
thereafter
Aug.
on
to
...
Interest-in payable semi-annually on March 1 and Sept.- In¬
$3 per share before Sept. 1, I960;
at $4 per share
debentures.
par
used
Montgomery Mortgage Investment Corp. — Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
reserve
The
at
midnight
be
of
.
.
prices
Corp.,
4$$
at par,
to
number
Michigan
and
($10 per share).
organizational and develop¬
activities has now embarked upon a definite
program of planned
growth.
The company's principal office is located at
11746 Applcton
Ave., Detroit, Mich.
A collection office Is maintained at
12903 W.
NJcNichols, Detroit, M'ich.
The company Is engaged
primarily in the
purchase of conditional sales contracts from dealers in
property so
sold.—V. 189, p. 2677."
■
•
Mercantile-Safe
p.m.
its
of
.
Deposit & Trust Co., .Baltimore, Yld., will untLI
Nov. 3. 1959 receive tenders for. the. sale' to it of
fixed, interest), series B. bqpds, due March 1,-1981, to
an amount sufficient
to exhaust_the sum of $35,912, at prices not to
exceed
100%
plus accrued interest.—V. 189, p. 2892.
The
first
company
spending most
agreements.
.*
Maryland & Pennsylvania RR.—Tenders for Bonds—
2
12:00
arc
of
ment
for
minimum of
a
at
limited
provide additional
the purchase of vendors' interests in conditional
other like evidences of indebtedness.-
and
BUSINESS—The
stock
common
expired
net
for
contracts
after
259.700
This company on Sept. 25 filed a letter of
notification with the SEC
covering 300,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
at $1 per-share, through Palombi Securities
Co., Inc.. of New York City.
ner
existing
banks, for possible organization of new .banks
and for ockez.general corporate purposes. It Is
contemplated that about
$2,000,600 will be used to provide additional capital. for the Marine
for
sales
covering
$5,000,000 of convertible debentures, due Nov. 1, 1979, to be offered lor
public sale through an underwriting group headed by Robert W. Baird
&
working capital
-
of
have
PROCEEDS —The
Marine Corp.—Registers Proposed Debs. With SEC—
stock
190,
first
>
Maremont Automotive Products, Inc.—Transfer
Agent
$778,300
200,700
■
UNDERWRITERS—The
were
months of
1958.
During the
same
period electric
operating
were
$126,028,000, up 8.9% over 1958.
Operating companies of the Middle South System are:
Arkansas
Power & Light Co., Louisiana Power
& Light Co., Louisiana Gas Service
Co., Mississippi Power & Light Co., and New Orleans
Public Service
180,
$869,700
CAPITALIZA(ITON—Giving
$193,426,000,
were
revenues
($10
Inc.—V.
the
for
share
per
stock
com.
—V.
-
period
nine
the
par
1435.
p.
at
operating
general corporate purposes.—V.
per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for
revenues
$2.59
or
12-montli
13,012.900
$461,400
*
revenues
Files
—
With
the
for
revenues
Electric
334,000,
A
over
1959—12 Mos.—1958
16,788.700
$355,600
pfd.
on
PREMIUMS—-The
represents
5.6%
the $20,824,000,
during the previous corresponding period.
,
Subs.)—Earnings—
9,899,400
Balance
Subs.)—Earnings—
This corporation and tis
subsidiaries reported on Oct. 21 consolidated
income of $21,981,000.
equal to $2.73 a share on the
8,050,000
outstanding, for the 12 months ended Sept. 30. This
Consolidated
SEC
(&
shares
stock
Magna flux Corp.—Acquired—
See
Utilities, Inc.
net
appointed
common
South
(&
$551,800
divs.
EarnihgS
of
Middle
agent
cents).
York
New
the
transfer
25, 1959
withdrawn on
13,526,000
income
for
casualty and
Lear, Inc.—Transfer Agent and Registrar Appointed—
The
of
March
was
$14,077,800 $10,360,800 $17,658,400 $13,791,200
stock
$1,377.50.
974.
stock,
Ullman
in
company
(Cardiotron
Statement
—
on
1576.
1959—9 Mos.—1958
inc.
&
SEC
capital
common
p.
Propane Corp
revs.
the
196,200
Net
addition,...
purposes.
warrants,
190, p.
of
189,
and expenses
Prov.
entitled
has issued to certain stockholders
77,900 warrants were issued to Paul
officers and directors of their
holdings of
209,000 shares of Micronairc stock is
$75,250 plus assets valued bv
management at about $2,300, or a total of
about $77,500;
and
1524.
V.
with
plus
President
latter.
corporate
The
Costs
exercisable
Paul Ullinan,
Inc.). Ownership of Cardiotron was
transfer of all its stock to Micronairc
outstanding
55%.
Sales, other
be
to
warrants,
each,
purchased
were
corporation at
proceeds of the stock
debt of the company;
efforts;
the
shares
also
filed
pur¬
are
25
sell
underwriter also
May
the
general
Ullman.
1,400,
was
p.
filed
electrocardiograph instrument developed by Raytheon
a
13.
National
covering 200.000
shares
receive
warrants
organized
to
an
by
three-year
'
period
period.—V.
The
expenses.
net
sales
Of
or
*v
The
best
will
of
the
....
Ti
during
1959,
York,
Associated
with
him
are
his
brother,
his father-in-law, Irving Nemerov. His brotherIs also an officer and director. It was organized
air-cleanei's developed by Raytheon
Manufacturing
to
over
discharge
for
period, ended Oct. 3, totaled $142,$5,965,437 over sales of $136,426,358 for the
'
stock
Of
to
those
of
and
Laboratories,
for
exceeded
rights
stockholder.
rights
Micronaire
share
per
New
warrants
common
its
been acquired from Raytheon
by
been the principal stockholder
ucts
four-week
of
1958.
number of
to
compared
Net
year.
1.3 cents per sales dollar.
Sales of $1,435,278,816 for the
the like period of 1958 .by 7 %.
to
compared
as
16,
share.
100
use
three-year
portable
turned
had
-•
..
stock
Ave.,
one-year
per
underwriter
for
was
Ullman
rights to
had
reported after-tax net ,income for the 40 weeks
3, 1959, of $18,797,129, an increase of 17ft- over net income
for
the
cox-responding period of 1958.
Provision for Federal taxes
totaled $20,363,557.
"
Net
earnings for the first three quarters of 1959 were equal to
common
company
market
the
has
per
share of
the
comparable •
$3
in units of
The
$13,750
principal
Co.
ended Oct.
$1.52
conversion
subscription agreement.
in-law, Philip Lewis,
and
companv
for
See
price of $275 per unit. The offering is to be
Investing Corp., which has agreed to purchase a
50,000
share.
Lawrence
5,000
—
at
50,000
1,000 units and to
units;
per
The
'Stroud
5,000
reserved
250.000
Oct.
offering
purchase
$3
at
and
stock
General
1,000
to
Kroger Co.—Earnings Up—
This
an
by
minimum of
Singer, Deaive & Scribncr_! 4,000
<fc Co., Inc:!—4,000
—1,500
1297.
and
.
Inc.
stock
common
minimum of
Cb'.___ 4,000
Sheridan Bogan Paul & CO.,
8,000
Co.-;,,,
&
of
made
1,500
Co., Inc
;—, 5,000
Stiver &• Co
2,000
Saunders,
_
2,500
Halloweil, Sulzberger, Jcnks,
Hemphill,
Co
&
shares
Casualty Insurance Co.
statement
Period End. Aug. 31—
common
———
Lear
33,333
19,000 shares reserved for stock
offered for public sale
Inc.
—i
2,500
Rauscher, Pierce «fc Co., Inc. 2,000
Reed,
of
chase
4,000
4,000
-
Co
&
shares
Co., '
&
include
&
registration
covering
*130,706 shs.
1072.
p.
corporation, located at 79 Madison
registration statement with the SEC on Oct.
2,500
—
Outstaading
$100,000
300,000 shs.
or
National Life
Withdrawn—
The
$100,000
This
Co, 2,500
&
1,500
duPont
190.
Son
Co—..
'Co.-:
not
190,
services
FINANCING
Micronairfe Electro Medical Products Corp.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
—
&
Ohio
The
Prfescott,
Bodine
<fc
I.
"
2,000
Inc
Newbold's
H.
notes
debentures,
—V.
8,000
Turben & Co;, Inc. 2,500
Leonard & Lynch,— 4,000
Merrill,
Moore,
Townscnd,
Co
&
Smith
&
8,000
-
Co
&
Francis
Masten
E.
ner
Inc., 2,000
C. C. Collings & Co., Inc
Davenport & Co
Davis, Skaggs &. Co.—;
&
Corp
Manley, Bennett & Co
4,000
Sherrerd
&
DcHaven
McKelvy & Company,!—, 1,500
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
Sons
&
Brush, slocumb & Co.
Butcher
2,000
4,000
8,000
♦Does
2,500
A.
Co
&
Debenture
Common stock
2,500
Laird & Company,
financial
PRESENT
Authorized
2,000
Battles,
&
2,000
Co
&
Inc.:
Brown
Dulles
other
industry principally in the Mid West.
CAPITALIZATION
Howard,
Lcstrange & Co— 1,500
Whipple & Co
—
4,000
Baker, Weeks & Co
8,000
J. Barth & Co
2.000
City,
business
Shares
7
200,000 shares of class A
common
stock
common
outstanding.—V. 190,
current
stock and
p.
1298.
financing,
475,000
there
shares
of
Gross
net
revenues
income
share
Is
was
for
September,
$840,274.
attributable
to
or
a
20
1959
cents
deduction
amounted
per
in
share
income
to
of
$10,830,401, and
which 7 cents per
taxes•
representing
&
j
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
V—
a
Monday, October 26, 1959
.-
.
.
(1736)
and
i°r958°ve?ehi$l|377!e60 SVet
Permissible
portion of
$®3.
5?
-■>
•
.
Securities
filed
cornoration
This
trndExcTange
with the Securities
registration statement
a
Commission
A
rt,P
underwrite i
group
offer
■
which
Dcnditures
$25,800,000 in 1959 and $2;,-
expected to total
are
«pu»
®itbtvt?cq
if
oHn
^distributing
t.a s
purchabin0,
generating,
The
vmk
in the business of.
and
selling
eleccentra]
eastern and western parts
territory served comprises an area of
engaged .principally
is
-nnmninv
,
$97,689,684 and
#15178,685. compared with total operating revenues of
net'income of $14 589,298 for the calendar year 1958.
mo-shSs-for-one-share
2
©f the new common
.
,
of Sept. 30,
stock, capitalization of the company as
#100;
par
$174,393,000 in debt;
was:
Co.—Transfer Agent and Regis-
Northern Natural Gas
Appointed
of,pnt
*VOT1cff)r
Bank has been appointed I fiiS?
©f the company's 5.60% cumulative Preierred stock (pax
uu)._
. The First
National City Bank of New York has been appointed
registrar for 200,000 shares of the company's 5.605*.- cumulative preferred stock
(par $100).—V. 190, p. 1631.
Manhattan
Chase
The
;
:
..
/
consolidated
The
Pennsylvania
this
of
stock dividends, the consolidated net income
twelve months on the 6,386, <49 shares of common stock
past
Co.,
jsmson
presently outstanding amounted to $.
1
for ine
P'
Gas
Oklahoma
IsjSs
Pincome
Other
~ZTZZ
income
No.
of
C~'
tnAotn
1,716,600
~Iq 7fi7
$9,76 <,423
$862,351
Net-operating
othpr
6 566 594
■peV"6lTare"TomT~—IZZ—ZZZZZ'Z-ZZ
% Adjusted for 2 for 1 stock
•Subject to audit.
188, p, 1273.
—v.
inirlnhnmn
i
i-__
—...
'
566 524
' $1.49 " ' $1.43
split November, 1958.
^ —^
^
MnrrU Plan
.
_
,
„
All
stock
the
of
Bank
of
period—
encj 0f
000
..
x,.,
„
flies
lueson, Ariz.
Commission—-
444,271
$1.66
of
1933,
.......
.
_
As Of—
•
<
T
debentures,
assets
190,
—v.
—
-
$
$13.73
$13.18
due
1969,- and
80,000
shares
Irving
The
due
all stockholders
escrowed
been
with The
will not be
and
First National
reoffered
sold
or
•
for
„
Gas Co.—Earnings—
1959—12 Mos.—1958
July 31—
income „^
$11,027,410
9,850,095
$9,713,459
8,722,003
$1,177,315
51,708
$991,456
$1,229,023
543,259
$1,131,390
•'<
434,474
$685,764
——,——
$696,916
$0,649
additional
for
800
Is
01
Walter R. Davis, President,
group.
a
registration
Nov.
—,—
income—_^r__
gross
per
share of stock
$0,638
.—
gas
subject
audit.—V.
to
190,
362.
p.
may
,
the
,
be
20.
1959
Oct.
on
Financing!
21
.
and
outstanding,
its
including
of
payment
construction program.
for the company's electric
current
Increased
demands
a
and
portion
the
of
services have
gas
construction expenditures during the last decade
of over
of which more than $130,000,000 was spent in 1958. An
$850,000,000,
issuance
proposed
New
~I.
_
company
cost of
.
covering
statement
Gas Co.
&
.
holds the
"
Electric
Service
filed an application with, the Board of
Public Utility Commissioners of the State of New' Jersey covering the
proposed issuance and sale of 800,000 shares of common stock without
nominal or. par value.
It is planned to sell the common stock in
December. <
:
'
••
'
■"
f
The net proceeds from the sale will be added to the general funds
of the company and will be used for its general corporate purposes,
including payment before maturity of any unsecured bank loans; which
additional $88,500,000 has been spent in the first eight months .of 1959.
of 36.237 shares of convertible series cumulative preferred stock to
be offered for subscription by common stockholders on a one-forthirty-five rights basis. It is expected that,common shareholders of'
on
i
from
income
This
additional' securities ".will be used to
'
record
v
139,934
sales in M.C.F—
6,484,021
5,332,034
NOTE: This information, prepared in the ordinary course of business,
capital.
working
and directors as
a
income—operating income less
income
Volume
is primarily engaged/; directly and through subsidpurchase, transportation and'sale of crude oil.
It now
300,000 common shares and $798,860 of. bank notes.
the
Commission
Co. has been appointed Trustee of the company's
United States Government Insured Merchant Marine
1, 1981.—V. 190, p. 1527.
Dec.
have
Colo.,
income—gross income less deductions
Net
Net
of
Thi8 company on Oct. 22 filed with the Securities and Exchange
Line, Inc.—Tl UStee Appointed—
Trust
5%
#12,000,000
Bonas
com¬
,
Planned
largest block, 95,874 shares.
ii„A
East
at
vote
Ended
required
Far
Pacific
the
of
options or warrants authorized or issued as of this time,
contemplated.—V. 190, p. 1566.
' V
operating
Net
Piedmont Natural Gas Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
x?.r„„i
.p.
„
to
operating expenses.———
—
Other income—from appliance sales and miscel.
company
in
$12.02
1423.
p.
capitalization
outstanding.
Operating
Operating expenses
Of the outstanding stock, 199,063 shares (66.4tf ) are owned, by officers
277,820.649 289,542,000 252,013,907
value per share——
Net asset
authorized
no
are
Providence
outstanding
provide
Sept. 30,'58
$
$
,
net
Total
escrow
The offering is to be made by Lehman Brothers; and
Net proceeds of the sale of the
a nrin4n
_
The
iaries,
has
Sept. 30,'59 June 30,'59
"
and
issued
Denver,
V..
_
common stock.
The company proposes to offer these securities
public sale in units of $8,000 principal amount of debentures and
for the deben-
William Street Fund, Inc.—Assets Inciease
One
•
.
issued
amended.
are
none
Period
11,833,648
lor iis own Mcoimt or for the occounts
$1 per share; for
$2 per share,
per debenture. No underv, rlting is
proceeds are to be used foi woiking capita.
The
the
one year from
as
There
and
$1.56
12,419,320
—
SUb0rdinated
6,.;
common shares.
$90
tures,
that
and after the commencement of the offering,
and such securities may then only be reoffered for sale to the public
after compliance with the applicable provisions of the Securities Act
Gross
dSuJeVrr'prted
«hares,
opinion
will be entitled
of stock
shares
Public
,
the
of
is
the price of the securities has been arbitrarily deter¬
There is at the present time no established
company's stock.
*
Denver,
period of
a
This company, located at 611 W. Texas St., Midland, Texas;* filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Oct, 14, 1959; covering $800,.
directors
company.
of one" share
common
18,448,665
Permian Oil Co.—Registers With SEC^-'-
^1.
rr.
^
Old Discount Development Co.,
of
be
All stock when issued will be fully paid and nonassessable.
voting in the election of the board of directors is not per¬
mitted.
There are no pre-emptive rights to purchase additional stock
by virtue of the fact that a person is a stockholder of the company,
T
As
of
the present
time there are 58,000 shares of the company's
"1958 adjusted for 2-for-i stock split effective May 1959,—V. 190,
JUKianoma Contract Finance vw.. ALquixcu
niorris iruin Corp., abdve.
General
With Securities and Exchange
will
is-composed of 1,000,000 shares of common stock with a par valu6
per share.
All shares of stock are equal to each other With re¬
spect to voting rights, liquidation rights, dividend rights, and every
p" 1073<
Aeauired—
Co
to
for the
.
"Common shares outstanding at end of period.!
until such deposits aggre¬
"Earnings per share of common stock outstand-
" 6
•/ "
*
meetings.
30.371,783
20.597,082
,
prior
the
by
holder
"iM#* 23:5™;225
Balance for common stock..:—
1 iq
$q ^Ri
$9,
•••■
$1
- 0.100.003
*>«*£*»
l.obo.bou
•
The First
all moneys
of
the
after
CAPITALIZATION—The, total
■
31,716,436
deposited
85%
pany
of
29,927,512
31,196.632'
-I,',.I- '»
with
agreement
wherein
deposited ^$50,000
and
moneys
board
The
market
1958
519,804 >
Gross income ;
nnn
<*v? cGi
See
.
.
*
,•
.
Colo.,
Cumulative
■
.
-
escrow
an
Denver,
not
from
of the
written
Deductions
•
..
revenues.—.
'
in its escrow account
commencement of this public
returned to the investors, on el "
event funds are returnable to: the investor and
pay
the escrow agent ? for such'-services, thd
authority tc deduct the sum of $2- per each
distribution to the investor of the moneys id
has
months
will be sold: and
$0.90
1959
income_net
\
will give some assurance to the investor that the com¬
pany
will have sufficient capital to commence business.
There is,
however, no assurance that any or all of the securities herein offered
v
.
'
31—
Aug.
iu.uo
ing
of
end
at
.
•;
working capital.
arrangements
1632.
190, p.
for
At that time the moneys will be released from the escrowproposes to then engage in business.
In the
85'%
escrow.
«,4.707.728 99,866,091
shares out-
com.
$1.00
lncpme
S1M84.023
coro W
got;
$856,58o
—
standing
Earrdngs
RAG
check
1
Operating expenses
13,850, bo
429,150
429,150
dividends
$0.30
$0.35
used
the company
rata basis. In the
company does not
agent has the
the
jm.sS.jco 129.7L.603
"iwfw
toso
Balance
1
14,812,9-7
"iw8M3S H.291.507
-----
stk.
Preferred
et-o
Ended
12
offering,
"
•
executed
Denver,
of
the" company
,
within
$2.26
2,509,373 ~
$2.74
.
39.119,6 2
24,bl9
"ft,
mSS?ticdSonT-::::
Net
42,488,715
8,333
1,6^4, te4
—
event
$6,311,019
2,788,191
be
The
this offering will be
from
and
account
Pennsylvania Power & Light-Co.—Earnings—
Months
Bank
received
mined
836,458
"
will
was
1959.
-
has
company
gate $50,000.
reveiraes
3,967,661
1.563,834
4,161,567
Operating expenses
Net
operating revenues
.
•
$1.22
$1.42
975,867
"
;
-
proceeds
April 7,
on
of Colorado.*
The
National
3,130,000
-
publicly offered:
par ($1 per share)
the company proposes to engage exclusively in the business 6i
dental,
medical,
and
hospital
obligations
and
notes
for
patients. Because the company will be engaged in this type of financing
operation, the company does not require a license from the Bank
Commissioner of the State ofr Colorado under the present laws. of the
,
_J
;
V<-
$7,652,997-
$3,400,800
NOTE: This statement is subject to audit.—V.
301,M2Vi,970,677
S57
$3,968,264
—
Electric Co.-Earmngs-
&
•
ot unio
12
net
Of-?
Stock
14
at
financing
With SEC
3,602,000
s
•_
stock
as-
stock.' '
outstanding
management.
Common
—
Oct.
on;
Canada,
Alberta,
the
the
time
"The provision for Federal income taxes reflects percentage depletion computed on the fayorable basis permitted - by hgcentcourt
decisions.
.
per s a
Colorado
pro
*'
Dividends per share—a
1958.
After preferred
1,680,000
the
Net profit per share—
dividends
Sept. 30, 1959,
twelve months
for the twelve months ended
compared with $25,532,443 for the
as
30,
Sept.
1,868,000
•
;
■
—
for
of
by
Corp.
corporation
escrow
/cash
and its subsidiary.
company
taxes
profit
period
•.
Power Co.,
$27,286,282
wae
ended
income
net
«.Net
..
_
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Ohio Edison Co.
income
Edmonton,
(67%)
—
ijjg.
cflsh
This
—
of
shares
determined
.
counts & allowances. $19,017,631 $10,400,593 $40,392,490 $36,032,079
Profit
before
Federal •' '
income taxes
5,836,264
5,080,800
11,254,997
9,441,019
•Provision
for Federal
'
■ : ■ ■
•,
Ar»r»r*ir»+#»rl
xrai
Ic»ss
the;
under
company
organized under the laws of the State
principal office and address of the
comnany at the present time is 1489 South Broadway, Denver, Colo.
c
The
company proposes to actively - engage in the business of pur¬
chasing, notes receivable.
Although the company may in the future
enter, into all phases of the loan and finance business,-at the present
1959—9 Mos.—1958
1959—3 Mos.—1958
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sfllcs
#
Cormie
670
BUSINESS—The company
of
PeiUl-DlXie Cemeilt Corp.—Earnings—
190,
'
'
1563,
*•
M.
of
will be
PROCEEDS —The
The company on Oct. 12 filed a letter of notificationwith the
SEC covering 500,000 shares of common stock (par 20 cents) to be
offered at 25 cents per share, without underwriting; t,, c
The proceeds are to be used for working capital and • investment
purposes.
" '*•
t
_
• \8
- .' V'
,
380,375 shares of preferred stock
and 7,475,944 shales of common stock, no par value.—V.
1959
p.
-
proposed split of the common
basis and the subsequent sale
effect to the
<-atutatt7ATIC>N—Givina
certificate
-
State
Colo.^Files
Peerless Mortgage Co.. Aurora,
Donald
owner
policies
300,000 shares of common
without underwriting.
PASCO sulphur production during the nine months' period amounted
to 651,000 long tons, as compared with 603.000 tons during the same
period of 1958., Total company production to date approximates
3,241,000 gross tons, Mr. Webb ludicat«l._V. 190. p.? 1527.
,
»"<»< i-500'000"
face-amount
a
Professional Acceptance
fered
version of the majority of the company's debentures, arid 42,436 shares
in payment of a 2%' stock dividend on March 31, 1959.
in'1960.
600 000
'
.'
pared to $1,23 per share earned during the first nine months of 1958,
based on 2,119,112 shares outstanding at that time, the report said.
«j]ie increase in the number of shares outstanding resulted from the
issuance of approximately 143,000 shares on April 1,1959, upon con-
proceeds from the sale of the new common stock
be used to discharge $8,480,000 of short-term obligations incurred
-onKtruetion
and the balance will be used
for construction ex-
PROCEEDS—Net'
■will
.•
.
earnings of this company during the third quarter of 1959
fimounted t0 $323,284. Earnings during the first nine months of 1959
were $2,914,751, Harry C. Webb, PASCO President, announced in a
report to company stockholders.
Earnings for the'first nine months of 1959 amounted to $1.26 per
share/based on 2,307,311 shares outstanding Sept. 30, 1959, as. comNet
one new snu e
rights to subscribe for the shares ut the rate ol
shares then held.
„.m
headed by First, Boston Corporation will
which is to expire Dec. 7, 1959.
1959,
for each 15
and
Investment
,
.
lists
President
as
Company Act of 1940. It has entered into a distribution
with Principal Investors Corp., all of whose securities aire«
the present owners of the company's capital stock. The-
prospectus
leases.—v. 189. p. 1678.
upon the
Pan American Sulphur Co.—Earnings—
21 covering a proposed sale of
par value. The company plans to
common stock of record ^ov. ^u.
Oct.
on
-467,247 shares of common stock, no
offer the holders of its outstanding
lien
by a
registered
agreement
owned
by
M? ttS
Registers Wltn
Gas Corp.
and Exchange Commission—
has
Investment
of uranium properties within the Ambrosia Lake
agreed to supply financing for Ambrosia, pursuant to which each has
e(jvance(j to Ambrosia $870,000 evidenced by mortgage bonds secured
With
■Rocfic+^vc
fVvi-n
/-i_„
c
State Electric &
New York
upon* 4% ■ 6<sctions
of
construction program of the com¬
approximately $256,000,expenditures for electric
transmission and distribution
facilities, and gas distribution plant;
the
largest items in the program are the new Bergen and Mercer
electric
generating
stations
and a fifth turbine-generator
unit'" of
342,000
kilowatt
capacity
atSewaren
Generating
Station.
When
these
projects are completed, the total effective generating capacity
of the Company's eight electric generating stations will then approxi¬
mate 4.050,000- kilowatts,
an increase
of 41%" over present capacity.
As
31,
Aug.
1959
the current
based on recent prices,, amounted to
While this program provides for large
pany,,
000.
will^be mailed subscription warrants evidencing
,
rights to subscribe for the new series...Of preferred stock. The sub-
Pacific Mills—Stock Delisting Proposed—
,
has
SEC
The
.
.
,
„„
issued
an
^
order under
the Securities
Exchange
Act
,
of
interested persons until Oct. 28, 1959, to request a hearing
application of the New York Stock Exchange to strike from
listing and registration the capital stock of this firm.
According to the application, as of Aug. 11, 1959, upon expiration of
«
purchase offer made by Burlington Industries, Inc., only 71,679
«hares of Pacific Mills stock remained publicly heldUby 130 holders
®1 round lots and 372 holders of odd lots).—V. 188, p. 1928.
1934 giving
upon
an
.
.
_
the company's board of directors prior to-the-offerings-It is anticipated that the rights period will extend from* Nov.i 2<l,. 1959 to
1959.
Application will be filed with the North Carolina Public
Utilities Commission for approval of the financing.. - •'
by
Dec. 7,
White, Weld
the offering,
Proceeds
will
be
mont
located at 739 North Highland Avenue, Los Angeles,
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 20, 1959 covering
of 6%. secured notes, 675,000 stock purchase warrants, and
675,000 shares~of~coxn«on-«t«eter •• Of-these secnritm&r-$1x600,000 of. the
notes and 360,000 warrants- are to be offered to holders of $1,600,000
©f outstanding notes of the company in exchange for consideration of
the surrender of the outstanding notes.
The remaining $1,400,000 of
new notes
and 315,000 warrants are to be offered to American Securities Corp., acting on behalf of clients, for an aggregate consideration
filed
&
company,
a
©f $1,344,000 cash for the
applied
to
default
sinking
(but
fund
under
estimates
that
notes
of
due
an
1962,
which
agreement
are
in
now
holder
110
may
with
ment
of
hoiders
Pacific
due
in
the
,
same
latter
Securities,
outstanding
to
on
notes,
American
of
Aug. 21,
aetmg
which
the
on
$1,400,000
for
of
6^
the
issuance
secured
by
*,
the
holders
of
outstanding
notes,
of
stock
Net
warrants.
Ambrosia was organized in 1957 and is owned 25% each bv Pacific
Uranium, Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc., Anderson Development Corp.,
And the Branson heirs (owners of the mineral rights of the Ambrosia
bank
.
—V.
.
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.
/
.
2570.
:
-
:"
SEC—;
the mailing address of which is P. O. Box No. 622,
filed a registration' statement w:ith the' SEC on
covering 48,500* shares of • class A common, 200,000
class B common, and $383,000 of 6%"subordinated deben¬
This corporation,
Little
Oct.
Rock,
Ark.;
1959,
15,
shares
of
due July 1,
1971.
Except for 151,500 class B shares allocated
the. organizers _oL the company at par;, the securities t. are * to-„ be
tures
,,
..
189, p.
Puerto Rico Industries, Inc.—Registers With
borrowings
program. Piedand improvements
additions
for
to
^
„
Sept. 30—
"
1959—9 Mos.r--1958
$29 927 078 $27 789 371
:
-
4',65o'258
3!ooo|o00
income
—,.
.
5'232'834
sleooiooo
—$1 29^
2,954 247
,
.
^?r^.0SSn ^nlomi0me
$1.43
2 690 731
'
.
'
earai"Ss per share
nine months ended Sept. 30, 1958, have been restated to reflect
3F accounting treatment adopted in November, 1958, retroactively
effective to Jan. 1, 1958, of tax benefits arising from use of liberalized
SfS
allowed under provisions of the Internal Revenue Code
of 19o4-~v- 19°- p" 1183t
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^
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Principal Certificate Series, Inc.—-Registers With SEC
This
corporation,
registration
000,000
located
statement
with
at
the
460
Park
SEC
on
Avenue,
Oct.
principal amount of its face-amout
16,
New
1959,
certificates
York,
filed
for public
debentures,
sale in units.
class'A
500
shares
Each unit shall
and
500
consist",of $4,000 of
an offering
class B shares; at
covering
(of
five
company
was
organized
under
Delaware
law
on
unit.
No underwriting is involved.
-.
The company was organized
under Arkansas law in March; 1959,
as was
its subsidiary, Puerto Rico Meat Packing Co., Inc.. They, were
organized
for the purpose of operating a meat
packing plant in
price
of $5,000
Puerto
trial
Rico
1,
under
the
terms
of
a
contract
with
Puerto
Indus¬
Rico
Co.
(Pridco).
The contract was negotiated, com¬
in 1957. by Chris E. Flnkbeiner (of Little Rock), his two
brothers/Otto and Joe,
treasurer
and secretary,- respectively,v and
Robert M.
Goff, vitc-president.
It has been assigned to the subsid¬
Development
mencing
iary.
(15 to
Completion of the meat packing plant, to be located near Caugas
18 miles south of San Juan), is expected to be completed within
months. Pridco will furnish the capital to build and equip the
plant, and the subsidiary will furnish management and operating
capital.
The total cost of land, building, machinery and processing
equipment is estimated at 82,000,000. !Upon completion, the "plant will
be
leased to the subsidiary.
The contract further provides for the
eight
organization of the parent and subsidiary corporation.
The
capital of the subsidiary will consist of $600,000, of which.
is to be common voting stock and the balance in non-voting
securities.
The parent is required to subscribe to the capital of the
subsidiary, as follows: $101,000 payable prior to the letting of any
construction contract by Pridco; $300,000 on or before completion of
$200,000
of
construction
the
plant;
$199,000,
and
payable
within
two
years
thereafter.
$20,-
dif-
The
ceeds
parent
of
$388,000
May
per
a
ferent series).
The
offered
-
shares of common stock outstanding—
—Earnings per share-—.
;
KWH sold (in thousands")———————II——I
purchase
675,000 common shares at
share. Simultaneously with the signing of the note agreePacific Uranium entered into an agreement to borrow $700,000
from the Empire Trust Co., of New York, due Jan. 4, 1960, and to be
repaid with part of the cash receivable from the sale of the secured
outlays
4.4,
Operating revenues
per
ana
term
short
underwrite
preferred'-stock
Portland General Electric Co.—Earnings—
notes
ment,
notes
capital
be
to
of
will
.
Period Ended
purchased bv American at 96of their principal
exchange of all outstanding notes for 6% secured notes
principal amount; and the creation and issuance
tn
and
repayment
which
"convertible
?J5f5Ire^
^A^o7r.^a^fs of convertibla series cumulative pre*errea stock and l,^68,3-_ shares of common stock.—V. 190, p. 1527.
due
1959 entered into an agreebehalf of clients and the
provides
group
a
of. the
Upon completion of the new financing, the outstanding capitalization
of the company will consist of $14,183,000 in first mortgage debt;
$5,500,000 in short-term debt; 24,000 shares of $5.50 series cumulative
warrants evidencing the right to purchase
#4.50
4
to
the
American
"
American
the
Uranium
1963,
amount;
the
n
g
'
the outstanding notes)." In order to refinance the outstanding
notes, obtain funds to subscribe to securities of its affiliate Ambrosia
Lake Uranium Corp. and meet additional working capital requirements
Uranium,
sale
_
n
Any of
ct Pacific
heading
from
If „e.ueagef,.
of
a[ea of North and South Carolina, serving
cbarlotte, Greenboro, Winston-Salem, GreenPomt ancl Spartanburg.
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lLa ,Jf,a^;h„
iii!
f
-S
oo
technical
call
the
m-n
notes and $56,000 cash for the warrants.
terms
is
Inc.
^ic**srfacPl*ies
during 1959 and 1960. Of
amount, approximately $6,500,000 has been expended to date in
According to the prospectus, the company in 1957 issued for cash
#l,600,00o of long-term debt securities, consisting of $800,000 of 6(,r
collateral
Co.
received
be
to
#3,000,000
-
fixed
be
incurred in connection with the company's" expansion
,
Pacific Lranium Mines Co.—Registers With SEC—
This
scrxption pricef ^dividend rate and conversion ..privileges will
1959,
the
of
company,
current
6':'c
Puerto
Rico
Industries, will invest the pro¬
of the/subsidiary, namely,
financing in securities
the
subsidiary
and $212,000 in
(Continued
on page
47)
debentures
of
common
290" Number 5893
Volume
(1737)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Per
When
Name
Dana
'.Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow -with
a second; table in "which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
^
Payable
of Company
Name
Industries
Acme
Class
Payable
of Rec.,
Gas Corp..
Alabama
Disney
Lines,
(Walt)
11-25
11-10
1
11-13
Diversified
12-
1
11-16
(From
1- .4
40c
(quar.)
common
Air
12-
5c
10c
I.¬
II
Delta
12-17
Stock
Fund,
income
Inc.
5
11-10
Kentucky Utilities, com. (inereased-quar.)
4% % ■ prelerred (quari)—;
—
12-
1
11-12
Ketchum A Co.
12-
1
11-12*
Keystone Custodian Funds—
1-15
net
from
(quar.)
Alabama Ppwer Co., 4.20%
4.60%
"preferred
Products
class
action
VNo
A
taken
on
12-11t~
Dominion
12-11
•-
•
.
59c
11-16
11-
12-
-
10c
—_3%
3
•«
1-
1
12-
3
1-
1
12-
income)
Gc
11-25
Stores,
action
No
com.
10-30
12-
1
(quar.)
Dover
Aluminum
Ltd,
Co.
.—.
11-13
12-10
11-13 %
Dun &
12-10
11-13
Durion Co., Inc.
11-12
10-30
Duro-Test
12r
+12 %c
(quar.).,
Canada, Ltd.— '.
------—
of
12-10
2%
37 %c
x.
_
Alsco.'Inc. (quar.)
Aluminium,
31 %c
F— —^75e
11-16
12-15
11-16
12-
11-16
1
dividend
on
payment
at
.
5%
15c
12-
1
12-10
11-20
25c
40c
3%
12-10
11-20
pfd. scries
1-15
11-20
1-15
11-20
(quHr.)-__L—31',4c
12-15
11-27
-
1956
first preferred
4%
(quar.)
11-30
n- 6
12-
*25c
,
U-
11-13
second
preferred (quar.)...
Airlines, common (quar.).l;
3%%~
preferred (quar.)
Mono Rail, common
$•1.20 preferred
(quar!)
American Potash & Chemical
(quar.)
$4 preferred
25c
.
'-.
—.—
30c
—
..
.
Investment Co.,
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-1
voted
preferred (quar.)—-"
$2.40 preferred A (quar.).
$2.36
Arnold
Altex
(quar.)
Aluminum
10-30
10-30
12-
1
10-30
59c
12-
1
10-30.
27%c
I
1
1
60c
——
1212-
12-
1
10-30
23 %c
(quar.)—_—^
40c
40c
5%
Artesian
Water,
cojnmon
Class. A; (qua*.)"
Stock dividend on
—--
.
....-
and class
com.
A—...
& Telegraph Co., com.
$4 participating class A (quar.)
.
Atlas Brass Foundry (quar.)..—_——..—
Atomic Development Mutual Fund.....
CollieVies
Ayshire
(quar.)
:
Bailey Selburn Oil A Gas, Ltd.—
5% preferred;(quar.)_
dividend'
10-30
1
10-30
First Bank Stock Corp.
Extra
12-15
11-16
First
1—.—.
11-30
12-
:
1
11-16
12-
1
11-16
11-27
11-
6
11-27
11-
6
12-
4
11-20
12-
4
15c
11-10
15c '
11-16
12-15
12-
6%c
11-15
10-31
5
Bobbie
Brooks,
•
Funci
Boston.
--
13c
12-15
;
Co.
11-27 -10-30
2
11- 1
10-23
Equal
10c
12-
7-
Ltd.
(quar.)
11-
2
11-
6
Inc. (quar.i
dividend
Stock
11-15
10-30
Gossard ,(H.
W.)
31%c
11-15
10-30
2 Vic
11-15
10-30
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.) ...
—.
Canada Cement Co., Ltd., common (quar.)—
5.50%
(quar.)
or
stock)
pfd.
—
(annual)—...
(quar.)
com.
Extra
10-30
Great
West Coal Co., Ltd.,
125c
11-30
10-30
12-21
11-20
payment omitted at this
Green (A. P.) Fire Brick Co. (quar.)
Gross Telecasting, common (quar.)
Class
1
11-13
$$1.25
11-16
Co.
10-30
Corp.
Channing
Chase
Fund
Chemway
Jan.
26
on
Chicago
A
;
...
iquar.)
(from invest, inc.)
(s-a)
Cab (quar.)
...
Common Stock
Dennison
Electronics
The
11-30
Automobile
11-14
10-31
12-
Equipment Shares
Building
Shares.
11-14
10-30
11-16
11-
11-
10-22
62 Vic
1
11-17
11-
5
Chemical
Container Corp.
4%
preferred
Continental
of
Continental Can
Cooper
Cosmos
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Insurance
2
Bessemer
common
Corp.
6%
11-
Industrial
7
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(s-a)
pfd.
(quar.)
G5e
100%
11-10
10-30
11-20
10-21
10-20
5c
11-30
10-30
Hajoca
10c
12-15
12-
Hamilton
12-
1
11-20
12-14
11-19
12 Vic
25c
1
Gulf
Power
5%
'
11-2
11-16
12-10
Corp.
11-13 "
10-30
12-15
12-10
12-10
10-
9
12-
.a
.4
preferred
11-20
11-20
10-15
-
11-15
10-30
12-11
11-20
11-20
12- 1
12- 1
12-10
12-10
11-10
11- 6
11- 6
11-13
11-13
12-31
11- 9
10-31
1-15
12- 1
11-16
11- 3
10-26
10-26
11-18
11-10
11-10
11-16
6 Vic
1-
2
12-18
6 Vic
2-
1
1-15
$1.12 Vi
1-15
12-10
11-16
70c
12-31
12-
25c
22
1
60c
11-
3
10-26
Vic
11-15
$1.16
(quar.)—
1
12-30
12-18
$$1
10-28
10-14
1
11-30
Illinois
25c
1-
5
11-25
11-
12-
11-20
1
10-30
10-19
12-15
ll-?0
93%c
1-
40c
12-
$17Vic
30c
$1.50
1
12-15
4
11-20
11-13
-10-30
Holdings
Investors,
International Paints
12-15
1- 1
12-15
12- 4
75c
12-15
11-30
20c
12-15
11-30
12- 1
11- 6
12-15
11- 4
11- 5
10-24
—
50c
3c
25c
11-16
——
18c
12- 1
10-30
10-30
:|:G0c
1-15
12-14
2
10-21
11-
(quar.)
11-10
2- 5
11-24
11-24
11-16..
(Canada), Ltd.—
G%
Increased
Kansas
3.80%
4.00%
9
4.35%'
9-30
4.50%
Co.
Ltd.—■
—:
Extra
4.20%
12-
2%%
—
Corp
Inc.
preferred (s-a)
Interprovincial Pipe Line
City Power
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
& Light, com.
255c
225c
-
(quar.
12-15
12-
1
11-
2
1-
4
11-
2
95c
1-
1
12-
2
96 %c
1-
1
12-
2
97 %c
1-
1
12-
2
$ 1.08r%
1-
1
12-
2
$1.11%
1-
1
12-
2
25c
11-17
11-
2
25c
11-17
11-
2
20c
12-14
11-20
20C
12-14
11-20
11-
~
1
10-23
12 %c
11-1
10-2-3
35c
11-27
$1.25
11-24
10-30
90c
12-16
11-30
12-16
11-30
40c
11-13
^300
12-10
5c
(quar.)
common
—
'
Co.
common-——-
Fund,
distribution
11-12
10-30
11-10
62 %c
•
1-
1
12-11
*40c
•
12-
1
11-
'
4
15c
12-10
11-13
29c
•
11-15
11-
12-
Inc.—
of $0,093 from net
plus a payment of
income
In
realized
cash
securities
stock
or
profits
.-
4 Va %
Chemical
A
1
(quar.):
(quar.)—
55c
95c
$1
$1.05
$1.08%
SI.12%
12- 1
12- 1
12-19
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
11- 6
11-6
11-30
2-11
2-11
.
2-11
2-11
2-11
30c
——:
.
-
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
$1.06%'-
—
A Chemical
Steel
6%
preferred
15c
$1.06%
Water
dividend
Nov.
Co.
preferred
approval
Gas
11-13
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11-16
2
6
11-16
11-
2 7 Vic
12-
1
11-10
$1.12 Vi
12-
1
11-10
18c
11-14
4
5
11-14
11-
5
40c
12-. 9
11-10
12-15
12- I
11-
2
10-27
$1.14
12-
100%
pfd.
Co.—
(quar.)
1
11-16
25c
10-31
10-19
31c
Fund,
(quar.)
11-16
11-13
10-23
62 %c
(quar.)
common
10-30
12-10
7c
Inc.
10-30
25c
(quar.)
11-16
12-
5
11-12
$1
Co.
10-30
11-16
61 Vic
(quar.)-
11-16
59%c
common
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Glass,
11-
$1.43%
of
A
Street
preferred
11-
1
75c
to
4)
Gas,
preferred
Pacific
12-28
12-
25c
(quar.)—
Natural
4'14%
4%
10-19
$1
I
(quar.)
Co., 4.56%
Owens-Illinois
1
1-15
11-16
25c
(subject
Drilling A Exploration
preferred (quar.)
William
11'
Co.—
Bancorporation, common (quar.)
4.50% convertible preferred (quar.)
Northwest Natural Gas, common (quar.)
5.75%
preferred
(quar.)
Norwich Pharmacal (increased quar.)
One
6
25c
Northwest
Leather
11-
11-10
40c
—
$4 prior preferred (quar.)
Northern Oklahoma Gas (quar.)-.
Co.
8
1
11-25
15c
17 Vic
(quar.)
New York Air Brake (increased)North Shore Gas (Illinois)
(quar.)
Mfr.
11-
12-
$15c
Shipbuilding Corp.—
(quar.)
Co.,
common'!
preferred
Northeastern
11-16
1
A
Neiman-Marcus
4%%
11-10
12-
$20c
(quar.)"
^
GOc convertible
preferred (quar.)
National Starch A Chemical Corp. (quar.)
National
1
12-15
1
(Canada), Ltd.—
Common
1-
1
12-
9
& Electric Co.—
4.36%
27%c
11-14
10-30
4.50%
28 %C
11-14
10-30
4.80%
30c
11-14
10-30
311/4C
11-14
10-30
5%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred A (quar.)
31V4C
11-14
10-30
5%
nonrcdeemable
31 V4c
11-14
10-30
34%c
11-14
10-30
37 %c
11-14
10-30
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Paddington Corp., class A (initial)
Panhandle
Eastern
Common
25c
(quar.)
4%
preferred
Penn Fruit
Stock
4.60%
45c
(quar.)
Inc.,
$1
$1.50
dividend
12-15
11-20
11-20
12-
11-20
58 %C
12-
11-20
11-
10-20
25c
12-
11-13
12-
10-30
12-15
10-30
25c
-
—
1
10%
Heather—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
dividend
1-
12-15
37 %c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Phillippine Long Distance Telephone (quar.)
Pittsburgh Coke A Chemical, com. (quar.)—
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
$5 eonv.
preferred (quar.)
Stock
11-30
12-15
57%C
Co. (quar.)
Perfect Circle Corp. (quar.)
Howell A
Class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
12-31
12-15
8^4c
(quar.)
Publishing
Stock
1
2%
common
dividend
Gas,
1-
Co.—
(quar.)
convertible preferred
Fuel
Penton
Line
preferred
4.68%
Penn
Co.,
Pipe
Peterson,
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-16
12-30
$50c
(quar.)____
quar.)—.
Olin Mathieson Chemical
(quar.)
I
(quar.)___
Inglcwood. Gasoline Co.
10-30
11-30
62 Vac
-
—
Ltd.
Line Co.,
(initial
4.92%
11-27
12-29
11-16
11-16
———
Common
Oklahoma
—_
25c
(quar.).,—
-
International
12-17
11-13
55c
preferred:
National Drug
Ohio
$1.06%
62Vic
$1.50
(stock dividend)
International
25c
1
4%C
from
Ohio Edison
10c
Central RR.
1-
40c
(quar.)
Products- (quar.)
National Distillers
6%
11-30
11- 2
12- 2
10-31
10-31
Extra
Husky Oil
Mines,
Investment
$0,197
Ocean
_—
(increased-quar.)„
Production Co.
11-27
—
stockholders
12-15
-
;—
Industries
Howard
12-10
50c
—
"Investment
Oak
50c
(quar.)
:
preferred (quar.)
Hormel (George A.) & Co., common
6%
preferred (quar.)
Hugoton
10-31
30c
-
prior
Stock
40c
40c
$4.25
10-31
2-
'
—__
Formerly White Eagle Oil Co.
10-21
11-16
11-14
quar.)
—
payable
10-30
65c
(quar.)
Holopliane Co., Inc. (quar.)
Hooker Chemical Corp., common
1
11-16
12-15
$30c
(quar.)__
(quar.)—-
Food
Quarterly
"!"v
.
11-13
Helmerich A
2
12-15
5%
(quar.)
•
Engineering
Morgan
—
12- 1
12- 1
2-15
12-15
12-15
12- 1
10-30
11-
10-16
"
25c
f22%c
$$1.25
20c
$1
5c
11-10
12-
11-13
12-15
45c
Bonding A Insurance
common
(quar.)„_:
common
Mutual
12-18
90c
common
1
6 Vic
10e
(quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen Co:
(quar.)
Motor Wheel Corp." (quar.)-
75c
11-13
12-
12-15
Packaging Materials Co.—
$2.50
11-20
$1.50
90c
preferred (quar.)
Payne (year-end)
conv.
12-15
1-15
^
Corp.
New
30
Machinery Shares.—____—
preferred (quar.)
Watch Co., common
11-20
12-30
Missouri Portland Cement—
1
11-15
25c
40c
7%c
—
...
Ltd.,
11-20
12-30
(quar.)
Missouri Kansas Pipe
12-15
$1.20
Co.,
10-23
12-15
$25c
(quar.)
5%
Mission
'
10r30
'1-2%
12-11
40c
40c
t40c
75c
12%c
(quar.)
Cotton
2
12-. 7
2%
(quar.)•
preferred (quar.)
Allnneapolis & St. Louis Ry. Co.
.
11-16
10c
-10c
35c
35c
10c
—
4.64%
11-25
11-
Common
'
75c
Hamilton
4%
$1.25
Co.,
12-10
%c
-
;
'Mldv/est
r
10-20
10-30
45c
i
10-23
11-1
11- 1
1
Shares
Utilities
12 %c
(Wil¬
(quar.)
...
Imperial Mills Ltd.
Telephone,
11-25
40c
(quar.)
10c
t7%c
30c
Merchandising Shares
Railroad Equipment Shares
$1
(quar.)
Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co.
Cuban
corn,
—
Life
American
mington, Del.)
$3.75
America,
(quar.)
5%
Shares
Shares
50c
10c
preferred A
Porcupine
Clatfs B
■
Shares
Food
11-13
$1.21
Ltd.
Co.,
Co.
preferred
Mickelberrys
Extra.—.
Aviation-Electronics-Electrical
31 Vic
(initial)
(initial)
Ltd.
Industries
7
;
Fully Administered Fund
11-13
12-30
50c
pfd. (quar.)
Mines,
56%c
$1
85c
11-30
.
Shoe Machinery, 5%
1
60c
45c
1
1
10-30
45c
Extra
time
Nov.
$15c
11-16
11-25
12-
■*. 87
(quar.)
.
'
Capital Growth Fund
—,
Central Power, com. (monthly)..
Common (monthly)
Common
(monthly)
4%% preferred (quar.)
:—
Columbian Carbon Co. (quar.)
Commercial (Credit Co. (quar.)
Commonwealth Natural Gas Corp. (quar.)..
Commonwealth Telephone Co. (quar.)
Consolidated
' ' 37%c
Fund
The
The
$20c
Colorado
Compo
10-28
-
declared
profits
11-13
—
(quar.)
Consolidated
12-
11-
—
11-13
7%c
(quar.)
Insulated' Wire Co.
Collyer
!> (quar.)
Securities, Inc.—
1
a
Chrysler Corp. (quar.)
City Water Co. of Chattanooga
(Tenn.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.—
Class
12-17
—
B
11-30
40c
of Boston
Corp.
Yellow
10-30
class A (quar.)—
5GV4C
50C
(quar.)
Chambersburg Engineering
(quar.)
expected to be
on
certain
funds
prior to its
year-end payments.
10-30
11-16
Paper Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
Securities
proposed three-for-one stock split
Belt
11-15
—
-
—
Class
Group
Cessna
Chain
10-30
Dock (quar.)
10-30
5%
(quar.)
Century Food
Aircraft Co.
—
Shareholders will vote on
11-15
—
—1—
Great Lakes Dredge A
11-25
12-10
$1.25
Metropolitan Edison Co.— '
3.80% preferred (quar.)
3.85% preferred (quar.)
3.90%- preferred (quar.)—
4.35%
preferred (quar.)
4.45% preferred (quar.)
Michigan Seamless Tube (quar.)
10-30
—_
11-15
27c
(quar.)
Properties (stock dividend)
Markets Co., 5% pfd.
Century
$1.10
$l.lft^i
$1.15
11-15
(quar.)
Co.
12-10
i$i
10-30
Extra—
Extra
11-16
60c
(quarJ
(increased
Corp.,
Mclntyre
10-30
—
11-15
$1.12%
Central Vermont Public Service
11-20
Northern Ry.
12-
11-2
67c
10-22
2
11-15
—
(quar.)
Great
40c
—
11-
$1
7Vic
GOc
4.80% preferred (quar.)
Castle-Tretheway Mines, Ltd.
Central Louisiana Electric,
4.50% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)...
—,—
1
-
Great Lakes
$$1.06
—.
Ltd., 5%
preferred (quar.)
Carrier Corp., common (quar.)
4(2% preferred (quar.)
4%%
McCord
$2.50
taxes
10-30
12-
12-
dis-
gain
;
C.)
Massachusetts
,.
of the North.W'est-^-
10-30
G5c
11-13
,
25c
,
11-15
34:,ac
10-31
rate
,
$1.50
—
11-15
Inc.
Canadian Utilities,
12-18
2—38c
33c
33 Vic
distribution of 50c payable in cash
gains
12-31
*
33 V'a C
(1959 year-end of 15c
from net investment income plus a capital
Fund,
11-13
(R.-
Corp.
'■ %
——
$32 Vic
-
—....
a
(increased)---
(quar.)
Mahon
4%
27%c
preference
11-13
7
20c
(annual)
$1.30
7
12-
-
Good Humor
Canadian
12-
(quar.)—
Sliale Brick
Gery
10-30
preferred (quar.)
plus
dividend
Marine
45c
—
'11- 5
5.20%
Stock
M.)
Macleod's, Ltd.—
6% participating
11-25
12 %c
—
(Walter
Trucks
Mack
3
1
(quar.)
income
British
1
5.30%
5.36%
12-10
11- 1
12-
5.28%
11-
12-31
11-15
—
1
4pc
30c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12-
12-
"
—-
20C
5.06%
10-22
-
'
•
income
__j.—
11-13
30c
(s-a)
$1.50
(quar.)— t$1.12%
—
California Water Service,
4.40%
2
11-20
11-13
(q(ihr.)_—"2_X—- ^^jLpOc
Ltd. (interTmTrr—
^ 8%
approximately $12.88 a share
to
dividend
11-27
Corp.
California Electric Power (quar.)
(quar.)
Long
11-27
Investment,
Tin
Genisco,
Glen
com.
11-
-
(quar.)
(initial)
preferred
Mile Rubber
Lynch Carrier System
'
'
Stock
pfoferved
General
after
....
11-12
4.84%
20c
-J
Castings
Steel
4.80%
11-13
50c
Terminal .Co,
12-15
40c
4%% pfd.
General Telephone. Co.
11-
11-16
v
.
dividend
new
a
(quar:)
$3.50 preferred
11-10
—
Oil -of Texas
dividend
12-1'
32c
$1
Co.,. common
1
-——;
Finance
General
11-16
.
11-12
(s-a)__
(quar.).:
Bakeries,
Stock
10-31
30c
(quar.)
Biscyit. Corp.—
$1.25 conv. preferred (quar.) ...—!
1
,80c
dividend
25c"
Buckeye steol Castings Co..
Bush
11-15
-
12-
Star Gas
12-
(quar.)_
—'
General Outdoor Advertising (increased)—
•:
.—.
12-3
(Eli) A Co.
Printing,
Lilly
City)—
(quar.)————
American
General
i. ,.12-15
1-2
17 VaC
,
12-18
3
Lowney
—
'
Investment
Broadway-Hale Stores (quar.)—
Br'own A Sharpe Manufacturing Co.
Burry
1-
$1.40'
—
:
from
Service
Gas
General
(quar:)..'—.:
Inc
.(quarterly
'
$G preferred
Quarterly
4
Lone
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
'
Lincoln
12-3
11-10
I
(Jersey
(A. J.), Ltd.,
A Co.,
4%%
1
Blackstone Valley Gas .& Electric—
preferred
Bank
preferred
General
$1.06!
11-10
$$1.75
,
,
from realized
57c
1
—
quarter
of
12-
—
(increased guar.)-.
$1.5(f preferred A (quar.)—
Gar Wood Industries Inc.—■
17VaC
—:—
11-10
12-18
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)—.
Gale
Wi 1 h the fiscal year.
preferred fquar.)—:
11-
11-25
35c
Burpe, class A
Growth Fund-
Freiman
11-16
11-20
11-
'
establish
investment
$1.12%
10-3Q.
12-1
'
10-31
12-10
20c
•
43%c
preferred (quar.)
Foote Mineral (quur.)
4 A 6 East 62rul St. Realty Corp. pfd.
11-16
•
11-15
50c
l—l—
Liggett A Myers Tobacco
3%
4.60%
$1.18%
preferred (quar.) ——
Belding Hernfnway Co: (quar./————
Billups' Eastern .Petroleum Co..—
This payment was paid for a two months'
period in'order to get the quarterly rate
5 .(>6%
3-15
Co.—
A
4.75%
10-31
15c
.
11-30
15c
—.
$1.31
50c
25c
—
.
realized
stock split, expected to be
directors Nov. 2. The directors
split the share four-for-one
also
tribution
60c
Quarterly of 5c from net investment inc.
.plus 20c from realized security profits.4%• preferred (quar.)—
4.40%'
preferred
(quar.)
'12-
3%
4%%.
4%W
National
Florida
4
1
*
55c
—
Rubber
&
preferred
Fisher
10-19
5c
-—.
B
in line
Tire
Increased
11-6
4-
(Initial)
common
4%%
1
$5
Ba'ylesk (A. J.) Markets (quar.).—
Beck (A, S.) "Shoe Corp., common
back
1
New
Firestone
12-18
$35y4c
special
a
net
12-15
Florida Power Corp.,
,—
"
Ltd.—
*
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Bearing-
12-
+31%c.
to
from
10c
45c
I
(quar.)-
A Warehouse
12-
11-13
plus
Milling,
$1.09
Compress
10-30
12-
1
(stock divid.)
(quar.)
10-31
1
1-
——
(quar.)-
com.
1
3c
Ba'rry Controls, Inc., class A__.._—.—.
Class
Co.,
11-13
1-
25c
l„
Phonograph
10-31
25c
5% °!ir preferred < quar.
Ealter Properties, Inc. (Minn.), $5 preferred
Baltimore Paint A Chemical (quar.)—_i—..
Stock
Gas
;
(quar.)
12-
4%c
_
Corp.
11-16
$1
10-31
from
"
3-15
-
Federal-Mogul-Bower
$4
Associated Telephone
—
preferred
Federal
(increased).—.
Arrowhead & Puritas Waters
11-15
Fund
of- 21c
Lexington Trust Fund—
12-15
1
(quar.)—
(initial)
•
4J/a%
'
1
4-
new com.
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Erlangcr,Mills Corp., common
Co.—
8%c
11-12
a
by
intend
50c
Co.
Radio A
4.36%
Common
payment omitted at this time.
35c convertible preferred (quar.)....—b__
Association
Utilities
Equitable
.
1-
71/ac
(quar.)
Emerson
30c
—
....
<quar.),l______.—
preferred
preferred
$1.10
preferred
Electrographic
62 %c
(quar.)
$2.50
7V?c
'
Eaton Manufacturing Co.,
'
Arizona Public Service, common
10-20
.
(quar.).
Eastern
12-11
12-23
Co.—
for
way
11-10
11-1
"
preferred
Year-end
.
12- 1
10c
*
25c
(quar. )
(quar.)
Electric Auto-Lite
Ltd.
20c
11-27
12c
-
Stock
from
(quar.)
preferred
and
*$1.50
•
Woods
(H. D.)
Co.—-
'
Racing Assn. common
$1
1
From
*
Corp.
$1
$1
ordinary income, subject to 7(2%
withholding ^South Africa dividend tax—
Water
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
——
"
$1.25
——-——
(quar.)
InteruTban
A
Finance
Common
30c
(quar.)
$5 special preferred
Louis
preferred
Eastern
10-23
10-23
Corp.—
.....
American-South African
4-1-13
1
10-51
.
6%
Eastern
10-31
5c
-.
1
12-
87%c
:
American
Common
$56c
—
St.
East
1
4%%
American
6
Company approved an increase In the au¬
thorized
shares. The
action paves the
6
12- .1,
$1.10
1.
(from
income)—
from
the
of
Lee
•
•
l%c
7%
11-13
40c
(quar.)_
Corp., common
dividend
conv.
0} Rec.
>
Industries, Ltd. (increased-quari)
Bradstreet, Inc. (quar.)
Stock
11-15
5
of
distribution
Lake
15c
dividend
11-16
$1.1834
profits) ——
—;
Keystone Steel A Wire (quar.)
Kings County Trust (Brooklyn, N.-Y.)—
Quarterly
——
—_—,
Knickerbocker Fund (18c from capital gains
and
taken
25c
Stock
25c
—
income
investment
net
3
this time
payment at this time)""
Alpha Portland Cement Co.
11425
12-
Holders,
.
Income
Common
'"S-2"
(Semi-annual
series
•
Inc.—
I
Ltd.
(quar,)„
pfd. A (quar.)——
6%
Douglas Aircraft—
'
11-
12-15
■
income)—
investment
Keystone
11-13
1
net
'
■
»
(quar.)
(quat.)
Dorsey Corp.,
10-30
1-
35c
(quar.)
Houses
2
1-2
$1.15
Cement,
Dobbs
11-16
$1.05
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Allentown" Portland
Allied
$1.37%
aa.
=
(quar:)——^
Keystone Income Fund series "K-l"
30c
Fund,
partic. class A pfd.-(quar.)
7%c
—
investment
1-
12-15
25c
4
9
——;
Investment
12-
'
$5.50 preferred A
11-30
40c
•
<
12%c
47c from realized
in cash or stock)
Productions
dividend
net
(12c
Inc.
plus
profits; payable
security
IVhen
Payable
t6%c
'
of Company
$0.00625
2
Income
•'investment
Holders
Name
12-
*• * -93% c
.
B
Deleware
Share
'
50c
—
preferred A- (quar.)-——Bros.,
Inc.
'
Dcjur-Amseo Corp.,* class: A (quar.)—
When
(quar.)
(Initial)'-.
common
3%V
Per
Per
of Rec.
Kelly Douglas Co., Ltd.—
Davidson
.
Aeroqufp Corp. (q'iar.)
.......
Corp.—
New
tables. ..In
,
of Company
Share
Holders
Share
•
DIVIDENDS
9
10-20
35c
10-31
10c
10-31
10-20
12 %c
1-15
12-15
25c
12-
$1.20
12-
$1.25
12-
1
11-17
1
11-17
1
11-17
55c
12-21
11-27
2%
12-21
11-27
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1738)
'
'
,
Per
Share
of Company
Name
Plymouth Oil
———
dividend
Stock,
**
—
JPogue (H. & S.) Company (quar.)—
JPope <5; Talbot, Inc., oommon (quar.)—
6% preferred (quar.)
--—frlce Bros., Ltd.,
Co.
Water
Oil
Cotton
producers
joc
1 i'£.
Co.
——:
**
10c
—
of
Co.
Common«(quar.)
—————------£%c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3.35%
4.50%
Uutnam
.
.,
_—w-" <»■■■■
and. 7.0c
capital gains)
-—
"8c
•
15c
40c
4*A%
Co,
+l^c
(quar.)
+$1.06^4
.——
Co.,
— -
-r-
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4L25%
4.00%
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
12-
12-
10-30
1
12-
1'
25c
3%
6254c.
1
—
dividend
12-
10-30
1
1-
1
12-10
1-
1
12-10
11-25
11-
2
11-25
11-
2
11-13
10-30
12-
11-13
1
12-
1
11-
5
12-
1
11-
1
11-
5
10-30
4
12-
12-16
12-
12-16
Union
;
1-20
2-
1-20
U.
8.
Lines
Co.
Value
Line
Afalue
1
10-30
12-
1
10-30
12-
1
$li!5
11-17
17c
12-15
10-
11-25
preferred
Business
(quar.)
Shares,
11-25
12*/aC
-11V2
■j
Distilling
Co
American Furniture Co., Inc.
6%
6%
4%%
12-
1
1
11-16
Ice
(quar.)_
5%
12-10
11-27
11-14
10-30
common
The 45
r
.
cent
American
5%
12-10
10-30
55c
11-28
11-
9
11-28
11-
9
10-30
10-30
11-16
II-27
1
12-11
Anderson, Clayton ;& Co.
1-
1
12-11
Amlerson
1-
1
1
12-11
1
12-11
1
12-11
Class
A
1-
1
12-11
1
12-11
$2.50
4Mj%
$1 28
1-
1
12-11
$1,311/4
1-
1
1xLe
12-11
11-13
10-30
$1.25
10-30
10-23
15c
11-16
11-
5Y2%
35c
12-15
11-30
$1
12-15
$5 preferred A (quar.)__
11-30
$1.25
12-15
11-30
Stock
$1
12-10
11-20
;
go
11-
10-CO
preferred
dividend
Oil Co.
(one
share
of
10-20
Aro
11-
2
12-
1
100%
11-24
11-
Associated
Associated
Electrical
(quar.)_I~
Atlantic
$1 50
11-16
11-
4
Income
Fund,
Inc.
(6c
from
Income plus 6c from capital
gains)
10-30
12c
11-16
4.75%
10-23
preferred
preferred
Atlantic Coast Line
.
2
1
1
12-
•11-10
11-
10-
Extra
Co.
(Conn.)
B
from
:
12-15
3-15
10-30
-
10-
ll- 1
10-16
8
11-1"
10-16
British
(quar.)___
common
(s-a)
_______
(quar.)
Terminal Co.
(A.
M.)
A
(H.
M.)
preferred
&
9-23
11-12
11-
2
10-15
11-
2
10-15
11-
1
10-15
1-2-GO
12-11
$17C
..-$1
$15c
(stock dividend)
2%
(initlal-quar.)
com.
10-31
11-25
$25c
11- 2
:
10-
9
5c
10-30
10-15
isc
11-30
11-13
$1.75
10-30
10-
31*Ac
12-1
11-13
—•——:
partlc preferred
5%
5
5c
(s-a)
;
Co.,
12-21
35c
:
class
(s-a)___.
(quar.)___:
(Del.)—•
l
9
Co.
(quar.)___________L___-__-_-
Linen
1st
.
11-
10-
'
20c
10-20
11-
$37c
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
11-16
10-30
Packing
283ic
:
*
preferred
10-
1
2
10-
6
11-
2
10-
6
'
11-12
:
Fire
:
2
10-20
12-
1
11-20
11-
1
10-
254%
10-28
A
B
25c
11- 2
12-
10-30
7
11-
2
10-
8
$1,025
11-
2
10-
8
$1.085i
$1.183,i
11-
2
10-
8
11-
2
10-
8
(quar.)
50c
-
'
10-16
30c
12-11
11-
4
$1
12-11
11-
4
Ltd.
(quar,),
Ltd.,
5%
Canadian
Oil
Canafund
.
Corp.
Carolina
Power
Coal
&
3-
4
4-1-60
3-
4
.11-1
10-
1
11-1
10-
1
$10c
10-30
$15c
12-
(quar.)
Light common
(quar.)__
9-30
11-16
10-30
33c
11-2
10-30
10-13
12-1
11-16
Securities
&
South
10-31
10-
8
10-
8
25c
10-31
50c
11-
2
10-15
25c
10-31
10-16
5c
10-31
10-16
683ic
10-31
10-21
-
•
•
Corp.,
pfd.
$1.40
Corp.
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
11-1*
11- 2
10-
$1
(incr.)
12-21
23c
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
West
10-15
10-20
10-20
11- 2
10-15
$1.05
35c
11-2
10-15
11-
1
10-21
3754c
4%
(quar.)]
preferred
2
11-10
11-10
_
50c
Electric Corp.
Light,
preferred
11-
5c
25c
-
$1.05
—
&
&
9
100%"
.$1.12*4
1
PoweT
9-
Co.—
Central Hudson Gas
$1.50
10-15
10-30
*
.
(initial)
(quar.)__l
Central
Central
10-15
11-14
$70c
—.___
of Georgia Ry.
Common
(quar.)
Central
11-13
11-13
1
20c
Extra
4.20%
1
12-1
$20c
(quar.)
Coke
preferred
9-30
11-
$$1.25
•
.
Central
,4-1-60
$llc
I
(s-a)i.—u.
Central Electric & Gas, common (quar.)___^
$2.75
;
10-31
10-31
v
$8754c
Ltd
(Pa.)
&
11-10
Trust,
Fund
Ltd.
10-15
$3754c
$$1.25
(quar.)
Cos.,
Co.,-
9-28
*
11-16
,
$8754c
Investment
(quar.)
Investment
1
11-16
$l5c
—-
common
10-31
12-
$l5c
,
2
10-28
$15c
1
preferred
1010-
45c
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)
5to
preference (quar.)
Canadkui Industries, Ltd., common (quar.)
International
10-
1
11-
.
(s-a)
(s-a)
11-
11-1
tS^ic
;
Bronze,
Canadian
10-
33c
Packers, Ltd.—
Class
10-
60c
-
Caterpillar Traction Co., new com.
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)—
Celotex Corp., common
(quar.)
5 %; -preferred
(quar.)
;
1
9-28
(s-a)
Carpenter Steel (stock -dividend)
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co., 454% pfd. (quar.)
Carwin Company
(quar.)
i
10-20
11-
-
10-20
2
Mines,
Dominion Sugar
Canadian
10-
1
11- 1
3154c
~
Ash.
(increased)J
Soup
11-10
11-
3be
(quar.)
Lake
Red
25c
(quar.)___
Insurance
10-23
10-
1
30c.
t
Foils, Ltd., common (quar.)
partic. class A (quar.)
!
Carlisle
1
32c
Canada
;
1
11-
11-
]
(quur.)___
(quar,)___
preferred
preferred
11-16
11-
,
(quar.)'__«
preferred
Canadian
11-
.12-
(quar.)
—
*
11-12
Corp.
preferred
Class
'
$1.12Va
$1.12Va
12-11
.
75c
1754c
60c
10-20
<
"
,
Power, $3 pfd. (quar,)__.
Interstate Telephone (quar.)
Canada
9
11-
'
Mills, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Electric
Campbell
9
9
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Co.
Co.
Ltd.,
Canada &
9-15
Electric,
preferred (quar.)
4.10% preferred (quar.)
10-23
11-
11-16
11-
10-
4%
4.35%
Corp.,
,
11-
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co. (qua?])
1
_1
2
$97c
(quar.)_,
10-30
11-20
4-1-60
10-15
Central
12-
9-16
1-1-60
7*4c
11-10
Campbell
2
433,4C
(quar.)
11-13
4
11-
12-
56 54c
11-17
12-
10-15
11-16
$62520
12-15
{0c
io-31
7*4c
2
Camden
6
$60c
;
2
9-16
11-
$1.32
11-16
10-
t25c
12-
City
11-
10c
$1.25
11-16
1
1
12-11
3oc
(quar.)
1212-
,10-29
held)
—
Supply
10-19
11-16
10-30
*
$$1.10
free
$1.24
Standard
■
Stationers
cents
9
$1.20
10-20
12-22
,254c
(quar.)
c0V
4
11--2
isc
al4c
,i
•
;
$1.00
Industries/Ltd.—
-
$1.-20
"10-19
California
11- 2
$30c
(quar.)_
9
9-25
,11- 2
$1.07
;
California Water & Telephone—
Common (increased-quar.)
10-20
,
10-28
15c
_I~
(quar.)
2
11-16
(.
4% %
Interim
J.
7
12-
2
California
Equipment
10-20
11-12
2
11-
30c
(N, J.) for each share
Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
Artesian Water, 7% preferred
___i*
10-
11-
10-
$1.50
2
15c
;
10-20
11-12
io-
10-30
50c
*
pfd.
preferred: (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
75c
10-23
2
1-2-60
87*4c-
11-20
11-
1
Caldwell
3
62V2C
11-13
9
11-
rJt97c
3
45-
dividend).
4:50%
Argo Oil
'
1
11-2
$1
12-
Byllesby
}
$$1.3754
45a.%
25c
50c
11- 2
Extra
yli- 2
t56V4C
2
11-24
11-17
3754 c
.
12-15
40c
11-17
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
5
25c
Class
10-20
15C
"
B
(quar. t__
8c
Telephone Ltd^-
(Charles)
Bulloch's,
11-12
;
Power Co;,
10-21
,
10-15
10-30
25c
11-
12V.C
2
12-15
25c
2%
~
11-
35c
(quar.)
"
12-
11-12
'ir
60c
10-15
:
36c
IIII.
2
$1.75
Argus Corp. Ltd., common (quar.)
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)—:
11-
11-10
11-
:
Anthes-lmperial, Ltd.,
2
10-31
.
.
Bue&eye
11-3C
12-10
50c
com.,
10-23
11-14
12-19
10-31
9-30
12-15
lo
34V4C
preferred (quar.)
$2.90 preferred (initial)
;
Animal Trap Co. of'America,
5%
preferred (quar.)
.Appalachian
6c
10-29
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)<
in-
11-16
75c
'
Buffalo Forge
5
10-20
$1
preferred
1-
50c
(quar.)
Buchanan Steel Products
Corp.
11-20
10-
$7
common
10-15
30c
.
Fioneer
California
..
1-
3
1
1754c
60c convertible preferred Giuar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
$1.19
(s-a)
Corp.,
8
"10-31
1254c
10-16
Brunlng
10-16
*;• $2c
12-11
1-
1-
Electric
1-13
2-
2
1-1-60
7%
% preferred (quar.)—
1-
12-11
11-
9C
Byers
preference
1
'3-1-60
956
Bush
.
1-
;
Bullock's, Inc., 4%
pfd.,.(quar.)__
Eurlineton Steel Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Smelting & Refining Co.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
American Thermos Products (quar.)
5 Va
1-31-60
20c
9
6
10-14
Taunton Gas,
•*
preferred (quar.)___
Brooklyn Union Gas (increased-quar.)
*
0% preferred (quar.)
Anaconda Wire & Cable Co,
Anchor Post Products Inc. (quar.)
10-31
50c
$3.80
(N. J.)—
American Viscose Corp. (quar.)
American Water Works,: common
2-
.
Approximately
income tax
American
$1 27^
~~
$1.25
9
11-
1
non-cumulative
11-
•
10-5
11-
."
Common, (resumed):.
10-30
12-18
Shipbuilding Co.
9-30
1
3-1-60
20c
_i_
Co.. (quar.)__.
British Co'lumbta
1
,3754c
10-30
11-16
11-
.3«
12-10
11-13
10-30
12-
-
American Nepheline, Ltd. (s-a)__.
American Premier. Inc. (quar.)
12-
15c
20c
Brockton
(quar.)
11-16
$1.22Va
A
12-
-
$1.15
class
12-22
4
10-30
15c
4*1 a % preferred
(quar.)___
British- Petroleum,- Ltd.—
(Orlando,
Extra
1
10-16
Alines, Ltd
tlOc
* Columbia
Power Ltd.,
'
6% ' preferred
(quar.),—$$l'.50
11-20
51c
12-
3
11-16
1
British
10-20
-
11-16
11-
10-15
12-
10-16
- common
share)
Braiorne
payment is payable in cash
$1.0254
$1.063i
$1,121/.,
(quar.)—
12-18
5%
65c
1
11-2
10-28
Quarterly
American National Insurance Co. (Galveston)
American Natural Gas Co., com.
G%
preferred (quar.)_____
12-
11-10
11-30
Ltd.•'(interim).
deposit
receipts (interim)
of
shilling.
(Equal to approximately' 8c
per
11-38
11-11
25c
10-30
10-16
11-15
11- 2
.
Bowl-Mor
10-31
;
16*,4C
(lnitial-quar.)
10-30
3gc
(quar.)_
11-15
12-iB
$1.1254
11-14
Mfg.,
6-10
10-16
,
.10-30
5^,
,
(quar.)
11-30
\
(initial)
4
10-16
$1.50
20c
I
12-
10-30
•*
40c
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
«fc
1
4
12-18
19-30
12-11
American
11-12
12-
11-16
7-1-60
.
stock)
or
&
9
10-15
(quar.)—,> il7*4c
;
7%
10-
12-31
1-1-60
5e
Bowater Paper,
10-23
12-18
'25c
preferred
(quar.)
American Mutual Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly'^ 6 cents from investment income
plus 45 cents from realized capital gains.
11-27
15c
9-15
10-31
30c
(quar.)
Ltd..
preferred- (quar.):
4.78%
preferred
(quar.)__
Eoufjole, Inc. (quar.)
American Marietta Co.—
10-23
$ 1254c
&
10-30
10-28
'$50c
.
354%:.preferred *tquar.)
:
;
Edison, • common (increased-quar.)
9
12-10
.
'
Boston
_
25c
(quar.)
11-16
"
V
30c
'
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp.,. common
10-27
10-2G
—
5%
$l!lo
10-
"
$1.50
Co.—
preferred
New
11-27
$1
2
11-20
75c
preferred
preferred
12-
<■
11- 2
28*40
(quar..)__
4.25%
35c
—
American
12-10
12-15
10-
lOc'->511-20'"
' 15c
"
(quar.i_
(quar.)___l
A
Company (quar.)
Bros.Tobacco, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.
Blue Ridge Mutual
Fund, Inc. (from net
invcktriient income;
10-lt
45c
Z§*«nc«a Pi ro & Casualty Co. (Orlando, Ida.).
Quarterly.—.—
;
American Hospital Supply (quar.)
1
12-31
5
1^1-B
2
$1.50 l-t5-60
Booth "Fisheries Corp., common
11- 2.
11-
s
_____!
6%
10-15
40c
-
11-16
(s-a)
_
50c
(quar.)___.
12-15
12-10
10-
.
5%'
Bitch
10-17
_
10-30.
334c
Florida)
(stock dividend)
American Machine & Foundry—
Two-for-one split
American Maize-Products Co.—
__
40C
^
American Independent Reinsurance
j
(quar.)
Best
10-26
12-lf
3754c
11-
10-30
11-
.
.1-.:
Iron Works (quar.)
Beneficial
Corp.
(quar.)___\
11-20
:
10-14
46c
t
18-20
2
1-15-60
25c
(quar.)
4%: preferred
Inc.—; '
10-31
11-16
11-
23c
Belmonr,
Corp.,
11-16
12-
10-31
933ic
»
1
,
$1.1254
(quar.)
(quar.)
4% 'preferred
4%
preferred
10-26
12-10
1
11-
12-15
10-20
,
>
1-1-60
■
12-15
2
10-31
.
Common
10- 2
,50c-
Year-end
10-31
1
,
common
(Del.)
Eelknap Hardware
10-23
11- 2
11-2
30c
(quar.)du
Inc.
10-30
11-10
Corp.
11-15
93 %c
(quar.)
com.
(Out of investment income)
American Can Co. (quar.)
I_-IIIII
Bosch Arma
American
10-30
Line
earned
11-15
1
s
12-
10-
554% pfd. >(quar.)--:. ..$1.37*4
Paper Co.,-Ltd.—
A
Eclding-Corticelli,
Bankers Insurance Co. of Florida—
Quarterly
(quar.)
Inc
1
12-
37 54c
(quai\)_
8%, preferred (quar.;
American Book Co.- (quar.)
1-20
30c
(Canada), Ltd.—
(stock
12-
2254 c
:
America,
American
2%
(quar.)
Fund,
(quar.)
of
3IV4C
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Mfg.
Co.
preferred
25c
Inc.
4
75c
American Electric Power (increased-quar.)
American Enka Corp. (quar.)—
-.
U.. 8. Pipe & Foundry (quar.)
United 8tores Corp., $6 preferred
Upson Company
preferred
1-20
30c
;
Chemical
6%
$3.75
1-20
1-251
10-16
10-31
preferred
Beech Aircraft Corp.
Stock dividend
4
12-
25c
(quar.)____
com.
1-20
43-lic
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Products
12-
12-24
2%
2-
I-20
10-31
$34*40
' .
$1.1254
Class-;A (quar.)_^_—
Bearings,
10-15
12-24
$4
.
Alpha Beta Food Markets,
Aluminum
1
$4
15c
dividend
2-
2-
10-16
Co.,
Power
Baystate
10-30
25c
2-
: 2-
10-16
10-31
(increased-quar.35c
preferred
conv.
Bathurst
-
:
$1.15
2-
(Tulsa)
Products Corp.,
454%
10-19
50c
Co.
(quar.)
Allied Mills, Inc. (quar.)
Allyn & Bacon (initial)
11-13
2-
10-16
10-31
2%
Basic
1
—
—
s.
Control
'
1
11-
12'/an.
.
partie. preferred
Allied
12-
12-
35g
U
(quar.)
ordinary (s-a)
(s-a)
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Railway, com.
6%
preferred (quar.)_—_lll
6%'
Piano,. 6%
10-19
1
11-1
12-11
(quar.)
(quar.)
Car
Products
Alabama Great Southern RR.
25c
(increased)
Tank
Extra
Control
27c
$18c
20c
40c
Common* (quar.)
United Aircraft
Air
11-
.".14c
—
30c
•
Extra
10- 5
Aeronca Mfg., common (quar.)
5% %
preferred /quar.)^——"•
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores Ltd. (increased)
35c
and
11- 5
2
__
Stock dividend on common
tlnlon Lumber Co. (Calif.)
3%
11-
1-20
10-16
10-31
15c
Corp.. (quar.),i—]_'4_
Rubber
10-16
12-
;
common
10-10
2
1
(quar.)
4% preferred-(quar.)
1
11-
—
3754c
87Vic
•^Thompson (John R.) Co., new com.
Thompson Ramo Wooldrldge, Inc.—
11-
1
2-
Insurance
Eastian-Morley
Stock dividend
7%
T/nlon Finance Corp.,
Class A (quar.)
$1.43:U
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
12-
12-
11-10
10-31
(Canada) Ltd. (etxtra;
;
4 £80c
Barber Oil Corp. (Stock
dividend2.% '
Stock
dividend
11-15
12-
39c
11-30
3754c
pref erred (1957 series) (quar.)_____
Refining, 3.75% pfd. B (quar.)
Baldwin
10-17
11-30
12-11
v.
Co.
Corp.
American
i5c
Clutch
5.75% ' pfd.
Co,,
1
stockholders'
5.25% preferred (quar.)__
9L'exas Industries Inc., common
10-31
7,,aC
12-11
(quar.)
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—
Common
(quar.)
1
4.10% preferred ](quar.)__
4-25% preferred (quar.)__
4-50% preferred (quar.)__
4-60% preferred (quar.)—
Disc
Steel
1
11-30
lOc
Barber-Ellis
class A
—
15c
;
...7c
A—_—_
Corp.,
2 54 c
12-14
10-20
15C
Baldwj'n-Lima Hamilton Corp.
9-30
50c
Corp.,
Construction
(quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar Co., 5% pfd.
Amerada Petroleum Corp. (quar.)
5%c
preferred
^rnnkllne Gas Co.,
class
10-26
834C
—
preferred
&
$0,008
B
,
"^Television Shares Management
Corp.
.
Petroleum
Common
Payable 0fltec
A
5
11-16
11-, 1
17*30
;
Steels, Ltd. (quar.
Automatic Canteen Co. of America—
Stock dividend
_u__.
Avco
12-15
Holder*
Class
'
Baylor,. Pearson <fc Carson
preferred
preferred
preferred
—st—
$1.10
class A
;
preferred
Aberdeen
5
12-
10-15
Atlas
Adaressdgraph-Multigraph Oorp.~i
11-20
r
Life
Baldwin
'
1-15
12-15
1
Telephone Co. Ltd.—
454%
Atlas
10-15
11-
1754c
preferred (quar.)
Ayres (L. S.) Company—
"
454%; preferred (quar.)__!_____
1
1
30c
554%
•;
-1-15
36c
to
When
share
'
■
.
45c
Extra
Ttwin
11-16
Class
__
^Tampax, Inc. (quar.)
preferred
12-15
1
.
5%
12-
$1.25
10-15
n_
Co.-*—
preferred (quar.)___cbnv. preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)__-
Avalon
1
2
,
preferred
,
2- ft
33c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
6.12%
12-
12-
Common
6.10%
10-31
12-15
we
2-r 1
9254c
9754c
$1.033/4
$1.06(4
—_
Wells Corp.—
(stock dividend)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—
4.90%
11-14
12i15
10-20
1
5C
$1.50
Ge/o
6%
11-13
11-
.
—
Common
4.65%
4.72%
1
12-20
Co.
4.64%
2
1-15
17 V'aC
(quar. >>.___
Acme
<Ctruthers
.
12-
37c
F.'nd— ./•
American
Inc.—
(initial quar.)
convertible
11-
6'aC
Co.
Adams-Mills
Co.—
(quar.)
Sterling Investment Fund, Inc
QStix, Baer & Fuller Co., common
7% preferred (quar.)
6%
90 c
*->
1
1-31
H
11-16
(quar.)
dividend (subject
approval Dec. 15 >
Extra
Tube
11-13
12-
50c
—
Stock
Stock
12-
2
1-29
12-
3254c
preferred
Oil
Sheet &
Acme Missile
11-13
35c
.__
(quar.)
standard Packaging, $1.60 pfd.
$1.20 preferred (quar.)
standard Register Co. (quar.)
Q>un
Vac
$1.50
•
11-13
(Standard Brands,
5.20%
52
(quar.)__
12-10
12-
12-15
25%.<.
.
(quar.)
&
11-
2-19
12-18
1254c
—
preferred
(A.)
11-20
25c
—
class
Name of Company
Aberdeen
4
75c
-
—
Service
Stamford Water Co.
,
25c
18ViC
6
1
11-
•
Stock
_
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Upector Freight System Inc.,
Class B (quar.)
4Bpur Oil Co. (quar.)
43t«in
10-30
—
—
Registered shares
1
$1.44
$3.50
11-
Per
2
2
45c
30c
(quar.)
Public
common
11-21
12-1
10-20
11-
ll%c
,1
$1.20 conv. prior pref
(quar.)
Automatic Steel Products, Inc.—
.
*
:
30c non-voting non-cum
preferred
Automobile Banking Corp., com.
(quar.)
Class A common (quar.)
'
25c
10-30
$5C
Austin
$30C
11-20
100
11-10
&
12-15
•
$3.50
(quar.)
11-25
Nichols
4
10-23
30c
(resumed)______
(quar.)_
(initial)-
Plastics
4
11-
11-10
50c
common
preferred
Aurora
11-
12-11
50c
11-
4
12-11
$2.50
(quar.)
Co.,
Payable of Rec.
50c
25c
—
(quar.)
Light Co.
k
(quar.)
11-25
Atlantic
1
2
preferred (quar.)
$1.1834
4.38% ..prefer re,(U(quai^~.~^=^—
27 xke
4.40% preferred ($25 par)
(quar.)—--——_
2154&
Southwestern States Telephone Co.—
New
Power
com.
30c
:~_
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
preceding table:
•
11-16
11-
4.75%
$1.32
^
(quar.)— ___!
B
Below
11-16
1
11-
$1
4
——2
Common
1
12-
12-15
11-13
$1.25
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)__——
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
654%
,
(quar. )___„
Enterprises,
Share
RR.,
7%
preferred
(s-a
Augusta Newspaper,-class A
6%
preferred (quar.)_.
•
>
—
————-
Common
4.15%
12-
2
„
—-——
--—-—
(quar.)
Natural Gas
(quar.)
3.90%
*•
Wait
—1
Youngstown
1
pro¬
(quar.)
Company
8.70%
10-30
1-
Co.
Southwestern
Disney
10-29
11-14
12-15
;
a
dividend——-—
Couthcrn
11-19
12-
,
•
—
Dec. 8 on
on
(quar.)——
Corp.
Cmlth Tool Co.
Couthern
Class
(2-for-l split
approval Dec. 3).
common
will vote
Extra
,
Stock
Wometco
4
5oc
85c
$1
$1.12*3
35c
10c
3154c
15c
15c
---
dividend
$Bkil Corp.
Wisconsin
11-30
(stock dividend)
Oil
Oil
11-30
12-15
$1-J0
l^c
posed two-for-one split
Uignode Steel strapping, common (quar.)—,
Ckelly
12-15
12-
$1
—
Pen-Co., class A (quar.)—
preferred
Co.
preferred
3,60%
10-16
Joe
(quar.)
(increased)
to stockholders'
Stock
9.
(see
Bros.
5
11-
12-
oc
(quar.)
preferred
Refining
Atlantic Steel
(quar.)_
Wisconsin Electric Power Co., co. (year-end;
6% preferred 1897 series
(quar.)
10-28
5c
Qtoalright-Oswcgo Falls
(quar.)
^Securities Acceptance Corp., common
5% preferred (quar.)
,
11-30
oc
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ueabrook Farms Co., 454%
Stockholders
Pr«fe.r)re,d
Atlantic
•
I (increased-quar.)____
Breweries, Ltd, (quar.)
Canada
Oil
Wilcox
$25c
preferred
5%
Western
class A (quar.)——
———
<Bherwin-Williams
split
Western Air Lines Inc.
10-30
10-30
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Clnclair
10-30
11-14
1
Paper
4%
11-14
11-16
preferred (quar.)
©clilumbcrger, Ltd. (quar.)
subject
10-30
II-
4.40%
Uhell Oil Co.
11-19
shares,to-
Works_„'
Waverly Oil
11-14
10c
Inc
Products,
©ublne Royalty Corp. (s-a)
Regis Paper Co., common
(W. A.)
& Swasey Co.
Warner
i—
(quar.)
B
4
10-30
<£t.
Class
Nov.
on
Disney Production
Productions)
10-26
—
•—
Cheaffcr
two-for-one
a
Additional
Walt
10-15
10-31
11-
Extra
$4
12r
of Company
Atlantic Coast Line
Extra
Holders
When
Per
Name
'4
.
.
11-28
preferred
43.40
11-
10-20
10-15
12-16
Qfcyan Aeronautical Co.
Ccott
20c
,
;
Y.)
•Royalties Management Corp.
*
3%
,
,
;
(N.
Co.
Technical
B
1
Oct.
admitted
be
11-25
1
(s-a)——25c
(quar.)——----—22 /ac
dividend
Qtolland Paper Co., Ltd.,
Class
15c
(stock dividend)—.
•iadiation, Inc., class A
•iayonler, Inc. (quar.)
Qtobinson
23.
1-
12-10
25c
-
Monday, October 26, 1959
.
Holders
Payable 0) Rec.
$1
——
Quarterly
•
•ioanokc Gas
effective
common
Williams
(quar.)
___
Stock
10-30
in¬
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (increased)
Extra
r—'•
—
fie Insurance
10-30
11-15
from
—
^Quaker City Insurance
11-15
(initial)
approved
"
distribution of 5c from
income
vestment
—
__
Fund—"
Growth
year-end
New
Stockholders
11-
(quar.)___
Co.—-
10-30
Hampshire—
New
Chemical
Vick
11-
11-15
6
When
Share
Sugar
12-21
—
Extra
public Service
1959
+$-
—
Company
Name of
Vertientes-Camagucy
6
10-31
preferred (s-a)_
(quar.)——
4%
(Princeton
11-
12-21
(quar.;
CO.
Per
WWefr~IT6UerT
Payable 0/ Rec.
.
.
11-
1
10-21
11-30
10-23
25•
45c
'
9
Number 5893
ISO
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Share
•-
*"Navie of Company
Quarterly
Chemical
Bank
Products
Common
dividend).:
(1947
(quar.)
Chesapeake. Corp. of Virginia
11-
2
10-
75c
12-
1
11-13
5%
12-11
11-
11-13
5%
4
10-23
i
non-cumulative
57o
10-15
11-23
non-cumulative
Dominion
1'
'
'■
New
10-26
10-31
10-26
10-31
10-26
30c
11-16
11-
Dominion
3%
12-31
5
11-
87'Ac
'
1
10-
;
Oil
Dominion
...
2YzYo
—
.__
:
12-15
•
1-6.-60 •
-
Cloth
Steel
$1.28
11-28
11-
50c
11-11
10-26
Cincinnati
37 y2c
11-13
10-15
2
10-19
$1.50
1-1-60
$1.25
,10-31
10-21
Electric
&
&
(quar.)
.—j
25c
Ry.
(s-a)___
Electric
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
#
Chemical Co.
Dow
12-
1-1-60
$1.12'A
—
pfd.
Colonial
(series
Fund
to
4
1__.
'r Columbia'
6%
preferred
Combustion
Compo
Concord
10c
1
Common
10-30
6'Ac
11-
2
11-
2
11-
;f:'!:''25c-v
11-
11-16
$1.07
11-
East
11-
2
11-
2
■;
$2.06 preferred
v$2.09
$2.20
■
Consolidated
-
$7
-
$5
Consolidated
11-16
Consolidated
Royalty
Oil
Consumers Power Co.,
10-31
10-16
1
10-
1
10-
5
11-
1
10- 5
11-
1
10-
1
10-
5
1111-
10-16
*10-14
12-
1
52yzc
11-16
10-15
10-26
10i
10-23
Fairbanks
12-
4
Fairchild Camera &
12-
4
12-
4
"•
Erie
■
Evans
~~_u.
1-2-60
1-2-60
'< 30C
11-27
11-13
(quar.)
35c
"12- 1
11-13
100%
12-10
11-20
17'Ac
11-
1
10-15
Farmer
62'Ac
12-10
11-25
75c
12-10
11-25
__
1"
11-13
Fedders
12-
10c
11-2
^10-18
10c
(quar.)
11-2
10-18
25c
12-14
$50c
•'.11-16
10-18
7yac
1
1-4-60
$1.75
1-4-60
12-18
$1.75
4-1-60
3-16
common
7-1-60
$1.75
.
(quar.)
20c
„
Cunningham
Filmways.'flnc. 1 (stock
9-18
•
11-
12-21
10-19
50c
12-24
5c
10-27
12-
5
Stock
•
div.
Financial
(Payable
$2.25: preferred
4
Fireman's
9-30
"
8%
preferred
class
De
Beers
A
Firestone
10-
9
Stock
11-
2
10-
9
First
8%c
11-
2
10-20
First
11- 2
10-20
First
$i.75
100%
10-30
$1.25
"11-2
15c
12-
*
1
payment
'
12-15
11-30
*
12-15
12-
11-30
11-16
12-
11-16
11-20
11-
9
lc
12-18
12-
7
50c
5%
3%
——
10-31
10-10
12-16
11-13
-
(quar.)——
Insurance
•
a
Co.
5%
IVzc
56YiC
com.)
(quar.)
coin,
'
—
(Newark,
Tire" &,
Rubber
65c
dividend
2%
Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)—
National: Credit; Bureau (quar.)_i._—\
Southern- Co., 7%- preferred -(quar.)—
,75c
10c
17Vzb
$1.75
10-27
B
'■
-•
Tiger Line, lnc.f 5%- pfd. (s-a)
Maclrineryr & Chemical Corp.—
*
'
5
10-26
10- 9
50c
"'10-26
$1
1-
3%%
12-15
35c
preferred
9
Class
(quar.)
B
shillings
approximately (>4%c
Phipps Stores, 5'A%
Glasslne
^Extra
to
„
11-16
Dean
Deerfield
equal
■
preferred
~14c
(quar.)
RR.
Dennison
10-10
Ford Motor Co.
2
Ford
11-
2
Foremost
10-
6
Fort Worth Steel
$1
class
A
com.
40c
(quar.).
1-
11-
12-15"
2
12- 3
11*
Franklin
Common
$1.50
preferred
Corporate title
mond
3
11-
2
12-
3
11-
2
Distillers
•Dividend
12- •
Franklin Electric
1
11-16
Eraser
15c
(quar.)
.
11-15
10-15
Freiman
11-15
10-15
Friendly Finance,
30c
11-
12-
2
to
11-2
Corp. effective Sept. 28.
(final)
Co., Ltd.
Shares, Inc.—
912
from
cent
net
dividend
is
'
or
'stock
profits.
payable
___J
Dodge Mfgr Corp.,
6%
common
(quar.)_
Scotia)
10-16
2
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-18
11-
I
10-16
2
10-23
12-15
10-30
11-
11-
1
10- 9
12-10
11-10
12-10
11-10
11-20
10-13
*8 Yz%
10-26
8-27
in
12-15
12-18
12-
7
26c
10-29
10-12
Horn
10-29
10-12
Home
cash
•
10-28
10- 2
37!bc
11-16
11- 2
39c
1-4-60
12-21
Common
15c
—
—
12'Ac
12-31
10-26
12-19
Fundamental
1
<J.
F.)
Co.,
class
Ltd.
A
Stockholders
split
.
10-31
10-31
12rl5
12-
11-
Lumber
—
a
2-for-l
12-30
il-l»
11-
1
11-
2
10- 9
10-13
12-28
11-28
11- 2
lQj-13
60c
12-18
12- 3
$$1.25
11-16
U- 3
10-31
io- a
pfd.
12-10
11-23
12-10
11-23
10r2®
a
$1.37 Yz
$1.37'A
11-2
50c
11-23
10-2®
75c
li- 2
10-ltt
56y4C
11-
2
10- 9
62c
(quar.)
11-
2
11-
1
10-29
11-
2
10-13
10* X
2-
1
"1-2®
10- 9
15c
10-31
20c
10-26
30c
11-
2
10-13
56'Ac
•■11-
4
10-27
11-
2
35c
$1.25
11-13
20c
I-4-60
10t 3
10t13
10-3®
12-13
$30c
12-
1
Url®
20C
11-
2
10-13
45C
12-18
12* »
$45c
12-23
50c
-
(©anada)— p~
(N. Y.)
& Hardart
10-
10-31
$12'Ac
: 56»/4C
(extra)
11-10
11-3®
10^29
10-31
10-19
11-12
10-29
11- 1
10-29
15c
4%
31%c
I
30c
II-
2
37'Ac
11-
2
11-5
50c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
10c
$15c
9-3®
9-3®
11-16
10r13
11- 8
U-
1
10-13
11-
2
10-
1
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
<—
—
11-5
10-13
25c
10-30
10-13
50c
11-
1
10^13
45c
10-31
10-28
(quar.)
60c
11-
1
10-2®
10c
11-
1
10-29
(Joseph)
Hotel Syracuse
Class B
1
11-17
9-30
10-30
10-16 '
12-
1
11-13
LI-
2
10-22
■
11-
2
10-22
Co. v(quar.)
(N. Y.)
common
Hudson
Bay
$1
;
(interim)
Hughes-Owens, Ltd., 5% preferred
Refrigerator Co.
Hydra-Power
Stock
stock10-26
9-25
2
10-13
2
10-13
11-
2
10-13
12-14
11-1®
11-24
11* f»
12-30
12-13
2
lO^ia
5b
10-30
10-13
10-30
Mining & Smolting Co., Ltd^=
Hudson's Bay Co.
Hussmann
1111-
2%
—
12'Ac
.006%
33%c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.) —
——
(quar.)
Hygrade Food Products, 4%
5% preferred B iquar.)
pfd. (quar.)
$1.25
2oC
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend——
Hydraulic Press Brick Co.
Inc.—
approved
11-18
25c
(quar.)
4%
10-23
11-15
$1
A
Investors
12-10
preferred (quar.)
Houston Light & Power, $4 pfd. (quar.)
HUbshman Factors, class A (quar.)_
/
9-30
$1.75
$7
preferred (quar.)
AA_—
2-23
11-1®
$75c
iquar.)
Qompany^ (quar.)__
common
11-2®
12-10
25c
Hood Chemical Co. (s-a)
Hoover Ball & Bearing Co.
-13c
Inc., common
Fruehauf Trailer.,4%
a
3c
4
Fuller Brush,
The
12-14
*
1-2-60
10-12
(quar,)_
10-
10:13
2
50c
Hirsch.
110-29
Mines, Ltd. (Interim pay¬
shillings. 6 pence equal to ap¬
proximately 57.2 cents)
of
10-30
11-
3c
(P.' N.) & Co._-__
Holiday Inns of America, Inc. (stk. dlvd.)
Holly Stores, Inc., 5,% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
Holt (Henry) & Co.—
(Three-for-two stock split)
New Common
(Initial)—
Holt, Renfrew & Co
9
3%
10-23
20c
Illnes
9
10-
130c
t25c
5c
2
$25c
Hiio Ejtectrlc Light Co., common
10-12
:
11-
6614 c
(extra)
Development Corp., conv. pfd. (s-a)
Heppenstall Co., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
Hercules Galion- Products,-Inc.—
" "
7% preferred A (quar.)
.
Hercules'Powder, 5%
preferred (quar.)——
Heublein, Inc. (initial)^
Hi-Tower Drilling, Ltd. (s-a)
Higbie Mfg. Co., new common (initial)
10-29
(stock dividend)
Ltd. .(quarj
(A. Jj, Ltd., common
preferred
ment
11%C
$1.56 preferred (qucr.)__
(Nova
Free State Gcduld
Frito
securities
10-30
11-15
9-28
Dia¬
A 1959 fiscal year-end dividend of 2 V* cents
from
net
investment income
plus 9Yz
cents
Insurance
10-15
——
Cos.,
10-13
10- 9
3%
1
11-13
10-
9-26
"
37 Yzb
charged
dividend
Hat Corp. of America, 43A%
Kaydoek Fund (quar.)_'
Hayes Industries (quar.)
10-r 9
>
1
1
62'Ac
Halle Bros. Co., common (quar.)
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co. (quar.)
Hamilton Cotton, 5%
preferred (quar.)
——■_____
series_^_
12-18
$i
(quar.)
above
Halifax
53c
4c
Utilities series—
9-11
11-
11-
50c
Home Insurance
gains)
series (from capital gains)—.
12- X
11-11
$1.25 3-14-60"
;
!
10- 2
1
.
10-27
12-10
$1.25
——
—
(quar.)
1
1
—
1
25C
11-
1
60c
60c
5%
25c
10c
10-27
12-
i2yac
gains)
Hartz
2
11-
(from capital
12-
«2y2c
(s-a)
(quar.)
of
National
series
Preferred
Income
common
(quar.)
Corp.
11-27
11-16
16
Hammond Organ Co. (quar.)
Extra ___—
1
Custodian Funds-
2
15c
A
'■Class B (quar.)
Diamond-Gardner Corp.,
capital
and
10-19
11-
Machinery Co. (resumed)
$2
Denvfjr Union Stock Yard Co
Di.Giorgio.Fruit,,class
Motor, Ltd.
(Interim)
Dairies (quarj
40c
co.mmon
(quar.)
debenture (quar.)
Tramway- Corp.—
r$2.50 to $3v50 1st preferred
from
income
10-
10-30
1—■
2
11-1®
11-23
u- a
37'Ac
(quar.)
investment
1
11-
.
_
11-16
11-16
Denver
.
(quar.)_
•' Extra
10-31
,yottng
$8
9-30
1
25c
50c
(quar.)
(s-a
Mfg.,
from
10-26
10-21
12y2c
—
52'Ac
(quar.)
c._2
Delaware Power & Light
Delaware
11-
'• Extra
12*
11-25
1%
11-
11-23
12,/2C
!
12-15
12-15
9.27 Yz%
Harris (A.) & Co., 5Yz % pfd. (quar.)
- •&%%
preferred (quarj
.1
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quarj.
Hartford Electric Light, common (quar.)
43A% preferred (quar.)____
—
4.96%
preferred1 (quarj
12V2c
—
5
10- 9
'
:
10-13
93%c
12Vzc
class A (quar.)
Extra'
10-
10-31
_
Hinde & Daucli Paper
(quar.)
Foote Bros. Gear & Machine,
■
10-
11-1®
2
$1.37 Yz
'
(quar.)
1
11-
(Houston)—
1
•
t35c
*;25c
(increased-seml-annually)
Flying
12-
15c
Heartland
National City
Class
11-16
Mines, Ltd.—
5
1
Co.—
——________—-—
12-13
11-1®
20c
Hamilton Funds,' Inc.—
Series H-C7 (from ordinary Income)
Series H-DA-(froin ordinary income)—
1
J.)—
N.
_J._
7% pfd. (quar.)
FisherBurpfe, Ltd.—-
Food
"
of
10-10
12-22
10-23
'
'.Interim
2
18%c
31'Ac
1C
Firth Sterling Inc.,
10-26
10-10
11-16
.
30c
(quar.')_
(quar.)
Consolidated
9
$1.12
Dana Corporation (stock dividend)
-Davenport -WaterCo.;. 5% pfd. (quar.)
Day-Brite Lighting (quar.)
Daystrom. Inc.. (quar.)_,
Dayton & Michigan RR. Co.—
$2
10-
11- 2
$1.06
4'A% preferred (quar.)___.
Dallas-^Transit:,Co., .com.;, (quar.)
^'preferred i<quar:V-_d__
Dayton Rubber Co., common
2
11-
$1
(quar.).
class
in
General Corp.,
Semi-annual
Dallas Power & Light, 4% pfd.
4 4.24%^ ^preferred (quar.)
dividend
1
5%
(quar.)
Hagan Chemicals & Controls, Inc.—
5.30% preferred (quar.)
Hagerstown Gas
(quarj
Finance Co. of America, class A & class B
12- 4
10-30
10c
Drug Stores (quar.)
Manufacturing,- class A i(ncreased) *
CurtisstWright Corp., class A (quar.)
Cutter Laboratories, class A
11-
1-2-60
"
28%c
(initial)—
10-19
2
40c
pfd. A (quar.)
(stock dividend)
Co.
preferred
Industry' Shares—
Oil
Stock
10-16
10-31
—
*6-18
11-20
40c
Curtlss
com.
1
1-
H-16
11-16
Federated /Department Stores, Inc.-(quar.)
Felmont Petroleum (stock dividend)
-
$1.75 9-29-60
10-15
11-13
—
11-
50c
Extra
,
23c
(increased)
Signal,, new
L.)
cents
Gulf
"
25c
—
Co.
Co.
Gulf Life Insurance Co. (quar.)
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.,
$5 preferred (quar.)—:
_
•
'..$1.25 preferred i(quar,)_—
—
Federated Corp.
(monthly) _-L———_——i—
.Monthly'
.12-18
10c
11- 2
11-30
11- 2
Tea
convertible
cents
19-13
12-17
10-1.6
.
Screw tWorks
Federal Sign, &
*11*17
12-
6%
3-15
25c
lquar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
Federal
10-26
10-31
28c
;
,4.60%.
(H.
Growth
10-16
20c
25c
135
$35c
10-15
400
Pacific
&
$5 preferred
——
10-15
$25c
Co.!
Griesedieck Co.—
7
10- 2
12-19
.
10-13
2
11-2
12-
$50c
Southern Life Ins.
Green
-11- 1
11-2
2
11-
20c
(quar.)
Greeley Gas Co.. 5'A%
.
Co.
A__—
Federal Paper Board,
11-23
Mfg. Co.
Great Universal Stores, Ltcl. Amer. dep. rctSw
Final
1
12-31
a
11-
-
15c
Quarterly
10-16
$3
ur a
io-ia
30c
10-15
.
5
$1.50
«
10-30
30c
10-27
30c ^-1-60
60
n_ 2
11-
5
12-
25c
25c
—
9-23
11-2T
10-27
56y4C
57'Ac
(quarj:
11-30
Stockholders approve a two-for-one splitFederal 'National, Mortgage Assn' (monthly)
10-10
2
4%
Publishing
Inc.
11-
t
H.) Co.,
12-10
—
10-13
12-
25c
87 VaC
—_______
1
12-10
37'Ac
Great
12-
11-13
62'Ac
;
fquar. )•—«__
common (quar.)
10-20
(quar-.)
Co.
(P.
Grafton &
FederabMogul-Bower Bearings, Inc.—
7
quar.)___
10-30
12-15
10-13
12-
10-26
Great Atlantic
11-15
10-30
10c
10-20
10-30
10T13
10-31
27'Ac
—■
10-20
50c
25c
40c
10-31
r;
10-30
——
class
10-2®
(quar.)
11-10
(quar.5
Co.
Ltd.,
2
4%
(9
(quar.)
Federal Insurance
10-9
12-31
"
Press,
<
$1.40 preference
10-30
31 '/4C
(stock dividend).
Crown Cork & Seal Co.,. Ltd. (quar.)
'
Crowley Millner & Co
Crystal Oil & Land Co.. $1.12 pfd. (quar.)—
Cuneo
Grain,
____
pfd.
15c
"
(quarj
Crouse-Hinds i (quar'.)
7% preferred (qhar.)
7% preferred (quar.)_
7% preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)_
Corp.
Federal
12-14
10-2®
11-
5c
1%
Insurance
2
(quar.)
Employees Corp. (s-ay__.
Ltd., class A (guar.)....
Grand Union Co? (quar.)—.
Gray son-Robinson Stores (stock dividend)—
-
Life
10-2®
11-
Government
4-1-60
Traders
10-2®
2
87'Ac
9-30
4c
&
10-19
2
37'Ac
llil3
Extra
-
2
11-
$1.25
10-20
(resumed)
"•(qUai'.)_-r.
1111-
$1.50
1
12-14
—
J; Class B-
Co.
conv.
Co.—
9>
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Instrument—
Sugar Assn.
11-
$1.25
—
10-31
11- 1
11-30
$1.27'A
—...
:
10-30
-
11-14
11- 9
2%
for
iy2%
-
1
(stock
common
112 Vac
Gas
Bros.
Farmers
•
_____'
Eastern
River
Fall
Fate-Root-Heath
-
(quar.)Crossett Company, class A
12-
11-14
.
preferred (quar.)
Gould-National Batteries
(Syracuse, N. Y.) (quar.)__
3c
preferred
11-13
»New> common /(initial)
Fajardo
*
*. for each 100 shares held)—
1
1
12-
11-30
—_____—
Co.
preferred
Goodman
1
.
.
(quar.)
Falstaff Brewing Corp..—
Common ^.lincreased-quar.)
6%
common
preferred (quar.)__
12-
12-
$1.50
i,__—^
:
12-
12-
25c
12-22
10-16
pfd..(quar.)
$1.04
(quar.)
1-22
11-14
30c
12-18
12-15
$1.18%
(quar.)
-
$1.13
-
at $52 per share plus this dividend)_
Crescent Petroleum, com. (stock dividend)—
(One share -of 5%
convertible preferred
.
Co., 6%
of
4%% preferred (quar.)
Godfrey, Co.
(quar.)
Gold & Stock Telegraph (quar.)_
G(dden Nuggett, Inc. (quar.)
12-11
$1.25
—
—
11-20
(Chicago)
Co.
Sugar,
Co.—
4Vzc/o
6
1-2-60
3c
;
Products
Glatfclter
10-15
10-15
10-30
1
$1.30
:
10-15
:34c
10-13
12-
64'Ac
•
—
(quar.)
G5c
plus this dividend)
(entire issue called for redemption
Cuban-American
Pittsburgh RR. gtd.
shares
(increased
1
/60c
1
—
62 Vac
$1.12'A
at $52.50 per share
,-Croweil-Collier
&
Co.
1
12I/aC
11-
62'Ac
Corp.,, common
E'xtra
11-
4
10-13
623Ac
(quar.)____.—
split
11-
1-
11-1
of Kentucky—
(quar.)—:
(increased-quar.)
^
Gladding, McBean
15%
10-23
50c
Mfg.—
(initial quar.)
10-16
$1.62
<
;
—
____.
5 %
5%
.
Gillette
2
10-23
Bennett
11- 2
50c
25c
—
:preferred -(quar.)^________,
preferred (quar.)
:
12-15
1
pfd.
6%
20c
Transport Lines
(quar.)
Copperweld Steel, 5% pfd. (quarj _
6%
preferred (quar.)
_.
/ 5% f>fd. (entire issue called.for redemption
6%
•..
9
Continental
-
>
10-
11-
10-
(quar.)X_—________
preferred
,
Enamel
5
2
$1
dividend
5%
Empire .Millwork- (stock-dividend)
& Heating Products, class A
Erie Forge'& Steel Corp.—
Common: (stock dividend)
v
stock
Gilbert &
10- 2
1
10-23
15
11-15
of Indiana—
Cement
11-16
$1.12 Vz
RR. Con-pfd^.(s-a)_
—
(quar.)
(Maine)
Stock
10-
1
11-
110c
Products
2
___
(quar,)__
preferred
-
1
.10-28
$$1
$1.25
(quar,)
preferred
$4.16
Continental Casualty
"
11-
$1.50
-
•
3-for-l
11-13
.10-18
$1.75
•
—
:.
(increased)
Consumers-- Water -Co.
11-
(accum)
Ltd. (quar.)_
Employers -Group (Assoc.) - class^ A - (quar.)
Empire District1 Electric Co., common (quar.)
43A%- preferred-(quar,)—
■
-
Go
common
12-15
(accum.)
B
16C
$4.52
'
.
35c
—
(quar.)-
preferred
'
preferred
Eliniral & iWilliamsport
5
■11-
f
5
11-
50c
(initial)
Y.
-:$4.50
Giant Portland
1
11-15
11
33c
Controls, 5'A%
New common
Co., common (quar.)
prefeiTcd (quar.)
Stop-Nut Corp. of Amer. (quar.)
Electric & Musical Industries, Ltd.—
Amer.
shares
(final)
'
Co.
11-13
2%
%
10-31
2
11-
47y2c
•
Gas
12-15
Elastic
i
55c
(quar.)
Freightways -(quar.)
Natural
Glannlnl
-
Ekco
12-
preferred
Consolidated
11-30
-
-
10-16
11-16
51c
N.
10-31
(quar.)
Gorp! (Md.)—
10-23
32&C
voting preferred (quar.)—
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.)
$3.50 preferred A (quar.)
Georgia-Bonded Fibres, class A (initial)
10c
_'_
Industries
10- S
11-15
$5
25c
10-28
2
52'/4c
of
11-14
10- 9
11- 2
32y2C
(quar.)_-___
preferred (quar.)—_—
preferred (quar.)_.
12-15
Easy Washing Machine, Ltd. (quar.)
51'Ac
Co.
10-31
16-1®
2
25C
preferred
6%
10-3®
11-
22'Ac
each 100 held____
1
10- 3
11-16
$$1.25
Rubber
Waterworks
2
11-28
UOc
(quar.)
dividend).-Three
5%
10-31
11-14
10- 3
(quar.)
&
1$1.75
(accum.)—
Emco,
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
Edison
11-14
130c
.
preferred A
$6
10-15
,
12-15
_
Dearborn
Consolidated, Denison
-Consolidated
10-
U3C
10-16
-11-
$50c
(quar.).
(quar.)
10-30
113c
(quar.)_____
11-
35c
preferred fquar.)
preferred (quar,)_.
-
.
--
9
110c
11-16
$20c
•-
________
2
2
11-
9-23
28c
(quarj.
5.10%
___,
dividend
^-.Eastern States
Connecticut Light & Power-Co.-—
$1.90 preferred (quar.)_.
$2 preferred
(quar,
f $2.04
preferred (quar,)___
(quar.)
Kootenay
Stock
2
10-15
10-30
$1.37'A
.
Co. (quar.)
(1956) Ltd.—
Power, 7% pfd.
Eastern Air Lines (quar,)__
2
v10-15
2
$1.50
—
Supply
registered class A (quar.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
;10-20 -■•
11-16
$1.06 Y*
—
w
10-19
10-17
3i y4c
&
Canada
of
55c
10-13
IOC
(quar.)
Corp., com.
•
11-
$1.25
(quar.)__
dividend
General
capital gains)
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., Class A
10-20
11-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)___;
Ltd.
SConfederation Life Assn, (Toronto)
10-29
Tire
Stock
2
12-11
(increased)—
National,
11-
10- 9
(quar.)—,
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
preferred
General
11-14
2
(quar.)
preferred
5.20%
25c
11-
(quar.)
preferred
5.16%
•"
12-31
28c
preferred
5%
into
1
10- 9
10-28
93 %c
Corp.
Ltd., com.
General Telephone Co.
-
for share basis
10-
.11c
Natural Gas
5V2%
$2.50
11- 2
converted
Metals
Co.
preferred
$2
9-18
11-14,
11-10
30c
(quar.)
General Telephone
11- 2
20c
preferred
$1.32 preferred
10-12
Fund,- Inc.
/-Conduits
2
11-14
10-31
$1.17
Inc.
Machinery
11-
30c
—
11-
——
Engineering
Shoe
-Concord
10-27
10c
'
(quar.)
11- 2
25c
-,,.4.65%:' "preferred .(quar.)i_—
-
ii
$1.25
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co., cl. A (quar.)
Pone
Utilities
$1.30 preferred B
10-19
Ducommun
11-10.
•
Eastern
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric—
i' %4V*Rfefer fed' (quar.
10-31
du
1
50c
9-3®
Corp.
$1.30 preferred
*
1
10-22
9c
(quar.)_3_jLi^'_—
Columbia "Pictures Corp.-, $4.25 -pfd.- ( quar.)
'
20c
12- a
General Telephone Co. of Florida—$1.00 preferred (quar.) —
1
12-
from
2c
4 >A%
•»T- 2
1-2-60
prior to Nov. 2,
common dividends)——
»8c from net investment in¬
Fund.
and
share
a
10-
2
2-1-60
t25c
•
be
receive
come
on
11-
fl5c
11-10
income)
Gas SySfem
10- 1
12-1
(quar.)—
1956)
and
9-30
11- 2
87'/2C
:—_—_
investment
10-28
11-24
12-
87y2C-
_
Colorado Central Power Co. (monthly I—____
Colorado Oil & Gas, $1.25 preferred (quar.)
•
flOc
12-22
——
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of California—
9
2%
-(Convertible
(quar.)
stock
must
Dreyfus
i
1947
(from
General Steel Wares,
10-9
(stock dividend)
preferred
common
Colonial Finance Co.—
"r"5%
10-29
$15c
12-13
25c
'
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Public
10-31
10-28
12-31
(initial)
com.
new
General
19-
tl5c
(increased-quar.)
Inc.,
10-15
10-31
——.
com.-
Mills,
10^3
50c
(quar.)—;
(quar.)
Co.
10-13
10c
5%
.k;
—
Electric
Motors
30C
50c
'•
iquarj
$3.5Q preferred (quar.)..
11-16
W
Vv.4
Pittsburgh- RR.—.
special guaranteed jquar,
;
10-15
1
(reduced)
.v
Ltd,, com. (quar.)
_1>
Drackett Company,
.
10-20
11-15
45c
:
7% guaranteed .(quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Co.; com.
1
11-
Oil
2
11-
31 Vic
Industries, common
5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
General
*
Ltd.—
Co.,
Crude
General
10-30
11-
*60c
(quar.)i-_
..
•
11-13
tl5c
(quar.
Doughboy Industries, class A (quar.) _______
Dover Corp.,
5%;^ 1st4 preferred (quar.)
and
Cleveland
-
t50c
(quar.).
American
General Dynamics Corp.
'
11-13
Coal- Ltd.
j
preferred
General
11-30
preference
Illuminating Co.—
Common
4(a%
11-
$1
4%
Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St. Louis Ry.
5%
preferred, (quar.)Cleveland
3-31
$37^20
12-18
.Clearfield
-
(quar.)
Mahoning
12-31
\
______
Linoleum
&
&
Common'" (quar.)
Common
'•-•
(quar.)
Chickasha Cotton Oil Co.____^_k___i___-—_
Gas
10-1®
General Builders Corp.,
UOc
prof,
Dominion Tar & Chemical
preferred
Stores
2
General
$50c
7
37 Yz*
'City
11-
11-13
10-30
$43c 1-15-60
12-10
2nd conv.
ll-«
A
$1
1
11-25
12-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Dominion Glass, Ltd., extra
12-17
Series
u-ia
J44c 4-15-60
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dominion Engineering Works, Ltd. (s-a)
Dominion Fabrics Ltd., common (quar.)
10-31
Chicago. Milwaukee. St. Paul ;.&• Pacific RR.
Common. * ( quar.)
1
+20c
preferred (quar.)
dividend
12-
General
•
Chicago Great Western Ry.—
50c
Gabriel Co., 5% convertible
4%
(initial- 8-a)_—
common
$1
—
-
10-19
12- 1
12-15
*20c
Industries,
$1
.
10-31
10-31
11-16
£$1.25
a
preferred
preferred
Eleetrohome
10c
______
25c
62»Ac
11-30'
Ltd.—
Corp.,
preferred
;
Dominion
9
65c
(quar;)-
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.,-
Steck
9-30
When
Holder*
Payable of Ilea*.
preferred (quar.)
10-30
9-30
10-19
25c
1—
Share
Name of Company
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc., com. (increased quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)—
Gardner-Denver Co., common
(quar.)
25c
(monthly).—
Fields
& Anglo Investment
(quar.)
Bridge, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion
Dairies,
Ltd.,-
V 10-20
11-
57*
-.Stock dividend..
-3Yz%
2
10-31
60c
(quar.)
•
\quar.)__
Ltd.
Monthly;
25c
______
series)
series)
Mines",
Per
'
I*
12YzC
1Q.-30
25c
v.'/i.
(1946
,4%. preferred
11-15
."Dome
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$17'Ac
Dominion
«,
(quar..i_:
preferred
2.
2%
(quar.)
Cherry-Burrell Corp.—
■-.14%
11-
$1
(N.Y.)
(stock
11-15
When
Share
Name of Company
2
25c
:
Manhattan
11-
Dominguez .Oil
Champion Industries (stock dividend)
Champlin Oil & Refining Co., com. <quar.)__.
$3 convertible preferred (quar.)__
Charlestown & Western Carolina Ry
Chase
11-15
55c
Soya
Per
Payable of Rec.
55c
<Increased
(2-for-l split, subject to stockholders ap¬
proval 'Nov.' 4)—-—
LU_1_
Century Investors _—____^.
Chain Store Real Estate Trust (Mass.) —
Central
Holders
When
Per
"
(1739)
11-
10*13
25c
11-
2
10:13
$1
11-
1
10rl3
$1.25
11-
1-
10113
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 26, 1959
.
(1740)
12
'
When
Per
■:
''
Name of Company
Power Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Illinois Brick (quar.)
■
■
Jjr
4%
Illinois
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4.20%< preferred
(quar.)_————
—
4.26%
preferred
(quar.)
———
4.42%
preferred
(quar.)
4.70% preferred <quar.;__——--—-—
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.-— .
American deposit ccpts. ordinary (interim)
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.—.6%% preferred t'quar.)_w
——----4.08%
preferred.(quar.)
$1.50
Extra
preferred (s-a).
Ingram & Bell, Ltd.—
60c prcforcnce (quar.)—
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—.
Institutional
vestment
plus
4%%
and
Corp.,
preferred
10-
9
' '
.
profits;
10-15
McKee
(quar.)
Mead Corp., common (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.),
11-16
11-
2
11-
6
12-' 1
11-
,
11-
2
12-
3
„
1
fin
x'*.. -bU
10-15
10-30
12-
1
11-
2
20c
35e
$1.12%
11-
2
10-
1
,.
Breweries, Ltd.—
class A preference (quar.),___,.—.—
Harvester
International
?12c
60c
$1.75
(increased quar.)—:
7%
preferred (quar.;___
:
International Rectifier < stock dividend)——
Utilities
11-16
11-2
10-19
$2.50
12-
1
12-15
11-
(Canada)
of Rhode
15c
30c
10c
J9c
Minneapolis
5
10-24
lOrlf
—
37%c
25c
11- 2
10-lf
12-
1
10-30
preferred (quar.)
4,36% preferred (quar.)
Ironrite, Inc., 55c 'conv. preferred
11- 2
10-15
11-
10-15
10-16
11-
10-15
1
10-15
Missouri
20c
11-
1
10-15
Mobile
(stock dividend)
shares held)
(quar./__
Common
5%
...
Jersey Centrul Power & Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
Jervis
Corp.
!
Jewel Tea
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
1
—
Jockey Club, Ltd., common (s-a)
Jorgensen (Earl M.) Co.
(quar.)
Joy Manufacturing (quar.)
—
$1.25
12-
1
11-25
$1
10c
30c
93%c
9334c
11-
1
10-
$5c
25c
50c
9
11-13
10-15
11-30
11-16
11-
2
2-
1
1-18
12-15
11-30
10-19
10-31
10-15
J 0-29
10-15
City Power & Light,
3.80%
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
4.35%
preferred
preferred
4.50%
Kayser-Roth Corp.
KeiloggrCo.—
11-13
1
12- 1
11-13
12-
1
4%
1
11-13
1-
4
11-30
1-2-60
11-20
30c
11-
5
(S.)
5c
11-15
11-
25c
(monthly)
Department Stores
(quar.)
Stores
(quar.)
Kratter Corp., class A (monthly)
Class B (monthly)
11-9
10-28
4
Kresge
Kroger
5%%
10-16
12-
1
11-16
8c
12-
11-16
12-10
11-17
12-
1
10-30
I3%c
11-
2
10-21
Electric Co.,
preferred A (quar.—
Paper
&
(quar.)
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Lambert (Alfred) Inc. (quar.)____
;
Lancer Industries (stock dividend)
Lang & Company (quar.)
►.
Lanston Industries, new common (initial)__
Laurentide Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
Class A (quau,)
*
Lear, Inc. (quar.)
,
Lee
Rubber
&
Leece-Neville
Tire
(quar.)
Co.
Stock
Leeds
Lees
20c
UOc
H7%c
10-16
11-
1
Monumental
Gas
6%
(initial
quar.)__
pfd. (quar.)
(James)
& Sons Co., 3.85%
Portland Cement
(quar.)
Refineries, Inc.
(quar.)
Lerner Stores, 4 % % preferred (quar.)
'
—
.
12-
1
10-30
12-
12-
4
4
11-12
10-15
11-20
11-20
12- 4
11-20
8%c
10-31
10-15
1
Class
10-15
96%c
$1.12%
10-15
11-10
12-
4
2
10-20'
40c
12-15
11-16
Ji5c
10-30
11-
9-30
50c
11-
1
10-rt>
60c
12-
1
11-
2
10%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Groceterias, Ltd., common (quar.)
$1.50 1st preferred (quar.)
2nd preference (quar.)
Local Finance Corp. (R.I.), common (quar.)
12-10
11-12
JlOc
B
12- 1
11-
4
jlOc
12-
1
11-
$2.40
J60c
12-
1
11-
Loblaw
$54c
J37%c
$54c
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11.
25c
11 Vic
11-
2
,10-31
10-16
10-31
10-16
10-29
10-26
9-30
10-31
10-16
11-10
10-29
11-
10-
10-30
12-
5
2
10-20
11-30
50c
11-
2
12-15
12-
1
12-15
Penobscot
11-
2
10-15
Jl-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
2
10-20
1- 2
12- 1
10-15
10-15
11-
2
10-27
10-
(quar.)
30c
10-30
10-23
(quar.)
75c
15c
$1.25
6
11-
2
10-15
2
12-
1
11-14
10-29
stock
6c
11-30
11-13
25c
$3.50
6c
10-31
10-15
12-19
12-
11-25
10-31
1
.
.
.
11-lf
58c
56%c
7%c
5c
com.
10-30
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
11-10
10-29
10-19
1
10-31
10-16
12-
1
11-13
$1.50
14-
2
10-
11-
^
Preferred, (quar.)
class A and B—
England
Fund—New
investment
2
2
11-16
11-
11-15
10-30
60c
11-15
10-30
11-
10-19
9%c
New
England Telephone & Telegraph—
stock split)
Process
Company—.
—-—- $1
New
2
York Auction—
5-for-l
10-26
10-
11-
2
10-20
10- 1
5%
10-28
Stock
5%
1-27-60
15c
11-
New York Merchandise Co.
State Electric
&
2
1-
11-16
10-16
Insurance
Growth
series
ic
10-31
9-30
jc
_
Common
57%c
(quar.)
(2 l/10th ,shs. for each sh. held
subject to approval of stockholders Nov. 9)
3%%
preferred -(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
series
_
10.-31
9-30
~
Balanced series
Long Island Lighting Co. (quar.)
Longview Fibre (quar.)
Extra
11-
9-30
1
10-14
10-30
10-15
10-30
10-15
$2 60
•
7%
non-cumulative 2nd preferred (quar.)
Louisiana State Rice Milling, Inc.—<
7%
preferred (s-a)
Louisville & Nashville
10-26
10-13
35c
11-2
10-
$1.75
11- 1
10-33
J3.50
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)
12-11
122 V2 c
;
y
11-
$1.25
RR.
(quar.)
Lower St. Lawrence Power Co.—
4 Ys % preferred (quar.)
.:
37yaC
11-
2
1
12-30
9
10-23
11-
2
10-15
9-16
-
IJL R. A. Holdings, Ltd., class A
5% participating pfd. (quar.)_
MacMHian & Bioedel, Ltd., class A
Class B (quar.) —
fi6c
;
$31Vic
1
11-
10-15
1
10-15
$20c
12-31
11-16
+25c
12-15
11-16
12-15
11-16
11-15
(8c
accum.
,
12-
4
12-
4
12-
4
1-1-60
1-1-60
1-1-60
11- 1
American Fund of Canada, Ltd
Coal
Corp.
(quar.)
11- I
10-15
30c
25c
12-15
11- 2
12- 1
10-12
11-10
11- 9
16-10
15c
$5c
10-26
9-30
30c
$2
11- 1
1-15
10-16
12-31
Northern-Illinois Corp., com. (quar.)_
$1.50 conv preferred (quar.)
Northern Illinois Gas, common (quar.)
20c
37 Vic
25c
11- 2
11- 2
5% preferred (quar.)
Northern Insurance Co. of New York (quar.)
$1.25
3ft%c
11- 1
11- 1 '
10-14
10-14
9-33
9-22
11-24
11-18
40c
25c
1-1-60
11-16
11- 4
50c
10-30
Nortex Oil & Gas Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Central Ry.
(S-a)
conv.
Pacific
Ry.
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
of New Hampshire
(quar. )^=-
Extra
Class
B
25c
10-
9
11-2
10- 9
11-
10-
9
10-
9
2
25c
11- 2
25c
:
12-18
$1.50—10-31—10-15
25c
(quar.)
Extra
11-
2
10- 9
9c
10-31
10-23
Northwest Industries,
New
common
Ltd.—
(initial)
t$1.25
(quar.)
Manpower, Inc.
(initial^quar.)
i
"
Marconi International Marine Communication Co., Ltd. (interim)
62V2C
11- 2
10-13
11-
2
10-13
Ste*l
10-31
10-15
10-30
10-15
t$l
11- 2
10-19
25c
10-30
10- 9
10c
12-15
12- 1
25c
10-30
10- 9
6%c
12-14
11-13
&
2
17Vic
12-
1
iqc
12-
5
11-20
Ohio
Shoe
(increased-quar.)
River Sand Co.
11-12
12-
2
10-29
(year-end)
Oklahoma Gas & Electric, common (quar.)—
Oklahoma
.
4%
Wire-
10-15
11-
25c
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd.—4%
preference (quar.)—
Nunn-Bush
.si
Inc.
Mississippi
(quar.)
River
Products
&;
Bros.
Common
11c
$1.06%
$1.37%
11-16
10-30
10-30
90c
11- 1
11- 1
15c
Line
12-15
11-16
12-15
11-1G
10-30
10-30
12-1
12-1
11- 1
10-16
10- 2
11-6
11- 6
10- 9
12- 1
11- 1
11- 2
11-14
10- 7
10- 9
12-1
12- l
12-1
11-13
11-13
11-13
1-1
12-10
10%
10c
(stock dividend)—
—
4%
Ltd.
t50c
36c
$1.41
(quar.)_„
:
(quar/)_,'_,—:—
—-
Puget Sound Power &
Pyle-Natlonal Co.^~
(quar.)
—
■-
47%c
$1.05
$1.06(4
$1.16
7%c
35c:
•
:
light (quar.)
.
.
•
—
(stock dividend)
Quarterly.,Distribution Shares
6c from net investment income and
14c
Quaker City Life Insurance
Racine
5%
20c
$1^0 preferred A
Radio Corp.
$3.50
1st
Randall
—
10-22
$40c
tl5c
11-25'
11- 2
10-15
10-19
•
pfd.
5%%
10-31
10-15
11-17
10-26
(quar.)—68%c
12-1
11-13
12V2C
31 %c
12- 1
12- 1
11-16
11-16
18c
40c
10-28
11-14
10-19
10-30
-■
America—
Increased
(C. A.)
Extra
B
—:
—
—
Co., $2 partic. class A (quar.)
——
:
11- 2
.
.
10-22
11- 2
10-22
50c
ll- 2
10-22
(quar.)—..—15c
11-16
10-23
—
■'
Relchhold-Chemicals Ltd.
10-22
11-2
50c
50c
—
25c
(quar.).
Extra
11-20
5c
Real Estate Investment Trust Co. of
Reed
12-7
12- 1
20c
(quar.)
Reading Tube Corp., common
$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.)——_
(quar.)
1-2-60
30c
Graphite Bearings, Inc.
Owl Stores
12rl9
3-19
6-18
30c
12-31
30c
3-31
20c 6-30-60
87 %c
...
(quar.)
Raymond International—
New common (initial quar.)—,<
Raytheon Company,
—
(quar.)
of America—
preferfed • (Quar.)
Ralston Purina Co.
Class
10-14
10-30
11-1
......
Hydraulic & Machinery, Inc.—
$1.20 preferred A (quar.)$1.20 preferred A (quar.)
Red
10-23
10-21
11-2 •• 10-20
—_
.
froni securitles profits.
Quebec PoWer Po. (qUar.)
—
Quinte. Milk Products, Ltd. class A (annual)
12-10
1-1
11-14
11-15
55c
36c
^istockrspllt)
10-3$
10-16
10-16
10-13
10-13
7%c
25c
-
—
—
Co.,
2-15
11- 2
$1/17%
5.60%''preferred (quar.)__--;
(3-for-l
10-30
Northern Ohio Telephone;
Northern Oklahoma Gas
(resumed)-.
(quar.)—
dividend
Procter-A Gamble Co.
25c
American
Northern RR.
11-15
11-20
10- 9
10-14
10-30
1-29
10-16
pfd. (initial)
Serviee Co.'of Colorado, com. (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4%%: preferred (quar.)
4.64%
preferred' (quar.)
^
Public Service pp." pf North Carolina—
10*15
1
,
from net invest, income
capital gains)
;
North
Northern
11- 1
—
Alexander
& Cp.
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
10-15
11-
93%c
North
Northern
Extra
10-20
25c
(A. O.) Co. (quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry.—
4% adj. preferred (quar.)
Northwestern
$1.06%
(quar.);
Niagara Share
$1.20
50c
—
Prince Gardner, Inc. (quar.)
Producing Properties, Inc., 6%
35c
—_
Northwest Engineering Co., class A (quar.)
11-
120c
(quar.)
Extra
Macy (R. H.) ts Co.—
4Vi% preferred A (quar.)
4% preferred B (quar.)
Mailman Corp., Ltd.—
5% pref. (quar.)
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., 5% pfd. A
Manhattan Shirt Co.
10-31
75c
12- 1
10-27
5%
5%
—50c
(quar.)
Price
93%c
$1.12%
$1.12%
Nielsen
50c
___
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund
Lorain Telephone (quar.)
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
t
5C
32%c
_
10-16
$1.75
30c
Public
—
22c
10-16
11- 2
——
—
Ltd.
10-20
Stock div.
and
11- 2
Industries, Inc
Porter (H. K.) Del.), 4%% preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred ,(quar.)
Potomac Edison,'3.60% preferred (quar.)'—4.70% preferred (quar.)
Powell River Ordinary—*
Regular new com. (initial-quar.)
Stock,
12-10
12-10
^
37%c
Poly
6
„
10- D
1- 5
1- 5
■
(stock dividend)
Atwood Mfg,
^Powdfell &
,
20%
dividend
Scale
•«,
11- i
$1.75
$1.75
(quar.)
.10-22
11-6,
'
62%c
dividend
Stock
11-20
10-15
10-15
10-30
10- 9
10- 9
11-5
1-4
■
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie KB.
9
Gas—
Newberry (J; J.)..epmpany—
3%% preferred (quar.)—
1
■
_
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Stock
12- 4
11- 2
*■ H- 2
12-1
11- 2
11- 2
12-1
1-15-60;'
——
convertible preferred
Pratt, Read
Stock dividend
dividend
35c
$1
stock split)--
Plume &
(Initial)
shares
$1
42Vic
3%
$1.25
Phillips
Petroleum
(quar.)
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp., com. (stock div.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Pillsbury Co., common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)—
—
.—~
10-20
11-
10-19
10-9
10-9
10-9
10- 9
97%c
10-30
11-30
10-26
11-1
11-1
11- 1
11- 1
$1.50
—
3.90% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred .(quar.)—
10-29
5c
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
York Wire .Cloth (quar.)—
10-31
$3
95c
11-16
35c
income)
10-20
10- 9
10-19
$1.07%
$1.10
10-30
3%
(quar.)
Extra
jlOc
Loeb (M.), Ltd.
Quarterly
—
Philip Morris, Inc.,
Pneumatic
on
10-20
11-2
pfd. (quar.)
12%c
(quar.)
New
Lone 8tar Fund—
—
11c
Television
11- 1
X)-31
10-26
15c
preferred (qdar.)l
Common
10-31
10c
4.68% preferred (quar.)——<
;—$1.17
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norrlstown RR.
$2.50
.10-13
10-13
17Vic
50c
(quar.)———
——
—
11-13
11-13
11- 1
11- 1
35c
11-16
8
12- 1
12- 1
11-14
~$15c
Pittsburgh Standard Conduit (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7% preferred (quar.)
Pittston Company, common (quar.)
Planters Nut & Chocolate (extra)——
Corp.—
York
.
Co.—
(quar.)—
Corp.
Year-end
10-15
15c
2%
pfd. B (quar.)
Nease
Chemical (quar.)
Neptune Meter Co., common
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
New
Gear
&
Philadelphia Electric CO'., 3.30%
4.30% preferred (quar.)_j.
10-15
11-15
12-1
•
35c
.
-Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—
..
,
50c
50c -
Pine .Street. Fund-(2-for-l
.
$1.16
-
*
Permanente Cement (quar.)
Petrolite
.
11-4
11-13
10-15
11-13
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
PepsJ-.CQla General Bottlers
11-13
:
series
&
:
'11-18
-$1.06 - 12- 1
$1.06%
11- 2
11
Quarterly
Fvtrrf
10-16
11-30
1 11- 2
10-21*
.10-15
10- 2
10-15
Chemical Fibre—
Peoples-National Bank
4.40%'
11-16
11-
11- 1
—
-
10-15
20c
11-13
10-13
10-23
10-23
10-19
,
Voting common (quar.)
Non-Anting common (quar.)
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd. (quar.)
11-
10-30
'
11-16
11- 2
15c
Pennsylvania Glass Band'.Corp.-—
2-for*i spMt;«ubjeCt to approval of stockholtjbrs Qct. *27-—
—
Pennsylvania -Ppwer Cq., -4:24% pfd. (quar.)
4.25%
preferred (qiiar.)
4.64%
preferred (qtiar.)
10-30
10-31
25c
J45c
t$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Penns'alt Chemical'(quar. )u
10-15
2
10-30
10-23
12- I
10-30
11- 2
.11- 2
.
6%
2
11-
,
11-13
.11-13
50c
25c
10c
tlOc,
12%c
Parke, Davis &rCo. (quar.)
Parker iS. 'C.) & Co., 40c pfd. (quar.)
.Parker DrIHing (Canada) Ltd. (s-a)
Pr.ttersdn (C/ J.> (io-, 5'% pfd.-(quar.)
Peerless -Insurance (New Hampshire)
(quar.)
Penman%-Ltd., .common (quar.)
9c
Stock dividend
New
7%c
11-
6c
new
10-26
2-%c
-L—~
12-15
11- 2
10-20
12-10
10-28
H)-12
11-16
11-13
20c
—.
iquaT.)^~w-—
2
$1.10
$1.12%
$1.20
12-1
11-16
12-28
10-30
.
10-15
12-22
:
75c
(quar,)__'^_«_
;
Perkins : Machine
(quar.)
Co., 6%
Theatres
net
Co.
Slieraton Corp.
$1.09
$1.14
series
(From
Chemical
Extra1
Park.
.
—v'i20^:»,;'J2-il : 11-20;
(quar.)a_
Corp*
2
Securities Series:
New
•
11-13
11-9
3%
(quar.)..
$1.25
15c
>"■
29ilc
;—
American
1-
'
(N. Y.)—
11-30
,
div.)
$1.15
—_
common
;
.
—
,
(stock
1-
10-15
12-
Papercraft
1-1-60
,
National
10-31
10c
10-YD
1
v
_
$1.10
—
(Bait.)
,11- 2
,12- P .11-13
.
$6c;
/
——
Corp.—•
Corporation (quar.) ;
World,.Airways
11-2
Products—
Lead
J15c
Pall
Pan
40c
10-26
9
»
10-20
11-16
1
'
$L25
:
—
Extra
Preferred
1
1-
Lighting Corp. (quar. )^--_—.
5
60c
Pacific Outdoor Advertising
(increased)—,15c
Package Products (quar.)
Z.
S.
5c
Packard-Bell * Electronics (quar.)
12%c
2
.
(initial)—
National Chemical & Mfg. Co. (stk. divd.)
National Electric Welding Machine-;
Stock
$1.00
$1.25
,
4.75%'preferred (quar.)
Pacific Hawaiian-Products
11-
$2
Metal
Aeronautical,
11-
2
Llquidometer Corp. (stock-dividend)
Loblaw Cos., Ltd., class A
(quar.)_.
10-16
;
Insurance
C.) & Co.
(F.
7%c
12-
(quar.)
lOOl
$1.06%
37Vac
40c
25c
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics Cbrp.
for each 100 shares held)
Narragansett Electric 4.64% pfd.
(quar.)__
4%% preferred (quar.)
;
National
10-23
12-21
12-21
10-22
'
Pacific
RR< Co.—
Hard* Microwave Corp.
Nasb
10-23
11- 1
1- 1;
25c
$1.71
$1.19.
——
-
FinaLL--—-—
5c
lc
National
11-
Bros., Ltd. (quar.)
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.
Link-Belt Co. (quar.)
10-15
Royal Rice Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
Mount Vernon Mills, 7% preferred (s-a)
Nationwide
12-15
(quar.)
10-15
2
Extra
10-15
25c
Co.
2
11-
Mount
12-16
ioc
Salt
11-
'
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Diablo
Mount
11- 2
.
(quar;)J——
Pact t ic 'Finance
9
56Vic
(quar.)
Clemens
11-30
Lehigh
Lewis
10-
preferred
10-30
ioc
A
11-13
11-14
ALIO
$1.22Vi
37Vic
(quar.)————
(quar.)
Hardware,
preferred
Mount
12-31
10c
Leonard
Leslie
3
5%
class
1
10-30
(s-a)
Life
10-29
10-30
10-15
10-15
11-16
*25c
t$l.'75
4%,
11- 3
5c
Moody's Investors Service—
$3 partic preferred (quar.)—;
12-29
2%
30c
dividend
Travelwear,
10-31
12-
ioc
(quar.)
Extra
12-
12-15
(quar.)
Birmingham
preferred
11-16
12- 1
-11-13
H-13
12- l
——
35c
National
LaCrosse Telephone
11-13
(quar.)
Natural
11-21
t25c
t$3
——
—
1
40c
27%c
:
S.) Company (quar.)
Company (increased)
(S.
Kuhlman
10-31
8c
20c
—__
1
.
_
Klein
Outlet Company
Oxford Paper Co.;
10-16
12-
12c
Mutual Securities Fund
Kobacker
11-1
12-15
30c
12-31
$1.62Vi
(quar.)
4.80% preferred series B (quar.)
Montana Power Co., new com. (initial quar.)
11-13
12-
6
+25c
Monongahela Power Co.—
4.40
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
preferred series C
11-13
87 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(initial)
3%% preferred (quar.)
Konnametal, Inc.
Kerr Income Fund
1
12-
6
11-
^4%
preferred
5%
12-
95c
$1
$1.05
$1.08%
$1.12%
i
11-
I*
+25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Corp.
Moore-Handley
Kansas
1
dividend
2
15
;
Quarterly
preferred
5%
Stock
11-
...
1212-
35c
15c
—_
4%%. pfd.
(quar.)
Maid
Minute
10-30
133,4c
-9-28
:
Mississippi Gla^ss (quar,)—„
Mississippi Power Co.—
I
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)—
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)—
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
4.56% preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Public Service—
20c
(quar.)—
Inc. (quar.)__:
45c
$1.06
$1.09
2
4.65%, preferred series A (quar.)
4.75% -preferred series B
(quar.)
4% preferre aeries B (quar.)
,
Park
(monthly)
Gas
Minnesota & Ontario
10-30
11-; a
(quae »_
Inc., common
share for each
4Vi %
6
11-11
11-
37Vic
$1.18%
• $1
—
Reclaiming—
preferred
(qnar.i
11-
11-
10-22
Rubber
1
1—,
Jack & Helntz,
Midwest
12-10
—
10-16
-.—.——
4/40%
preferred (quar.)
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
Midwest Piping Co. (quar.)-l—
12-
.
9
Michigan Gas & Electric-r-
Miller & Rlioads, Inc.,
Island—
10-16
$30c
.....
Miles Laboratories
10-23
11- 6
$5 preferred
Extra
5
11-13
10-
10-31
2
-
6
$4.22
3%%
1-15
11-21
'30c
—_
Pacific Atlantic Canadian Investment, Ltd.-—
11-
lowa-niipois Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
3%%
9
10-15
2
$1.00%
...
10-15
Extra
(One
10-
1
2
10-31
(s-a)_
(lncr.-quar.)35c
Corp.
Trust Co.
preferred
Jantzen,
2
111112-
11-
a——
—
(increased-quar.)
4%%. preferred A (quar.)a—
4% preferred B (quar.)——
Mercantile Stores Co. (quar.)
Metropolitan Broadcasting (initial)
Mexican Llglit & Power, .Ltd., com.
(quar.)
$1 preferred (quar.)—
n
Meyer (H. H.) Packing Co.—
.
6Vi%
preferred (quar.).
Meyercord Company (quar.)—
1
Interstate Department Stores
(quar.)
Investors Commercial, common
Mutual
11-
10-19
37J/2C
30c
42Vic
(initial) J__—
com.
Common
10-30
—
participating preferred (accumulative)
Ontario & Quebec Ry.
(s-a)Ontario Steel Products, Ltd., com. (quar.)—
7% .^preferred*: (quar.)—
OpcllkaMfg. Corp. <stock dividend)—
Orange &-Rockland Utilities, Inc.—
Common
(increased) — _1_
:
Melville Shoe Corp.—
12-
5%
,
Inventors
preferred
10-20
10-20
12-10
25c
30c
Si
Ltd.—
10-26
Extru
Investors
6%
Extra—
10-19
25c
l%c
Mfg.
Distilleries,
11- 2
10-31
20c
■
Olympia Brewing Co.
Onondaga Potteiy'(quar-.)—
9
10-29
—
—
new
10-
10-29
—-
—-
Co.—
Common
International
Meicliers
(quar.)
—
——
(quar.)—
(quar.;
McQuay-NorrJs
2
12-1
12-
B
5
20c
+25C
15'c
.
Inc., class A
tArthur G.)
10-
3%
10-15
Class
10-31
10-30
—
10-15
Interior
50c
(quar.)
1
.
common—
Co.
1
from in¬
from realized
< 4c
16c
Grain
Corp.
(quar.)
dividend
11-
23c
—
Ltd.
McCabe
Stock
from
<10c
(quar.)—.
& Co.
5
93%c
20c
Special
11-
7oc
"
———
(Oscar)
Mayer
10-31
«>,«
_
profits).——,
Interchemical
2
9
distribution of,.
a
Fund
Growth
income
securities
9
10-
(quar.)
Ontario Beauty Supply Co.—
May Department Stores—
3%% preferred (quar.)
McGregor-Donigcr,
f15c
security
realized
from
9
10-
10-31
4%
dividend
Stock
10-26
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Republic Life Insurance
Holders
When
Per
•
.
9-30
9c
20c
(Quarterly from net investment- income)—
(quar.)
'
•
Name of
-
Old
Matthiessen <fc Hegeler Zinc Co.
McCail
/o
li
,
Fund
Foundation
investment income
13c
10-
2
11-
{*?
,
—'
6%
Institutional
2
12-
.
-----
(stock dividend)
(quar.) —
Enterprises
Ingersoll-Racid Co.
10-9
11-
-r~f-
shores
American
Industrial
2
Mexico S. A.—-
de
Electrics
Indu8tria
9
Holders
Payable of Rec.
investors Trust—
Massachusetts
9
10-
11-
',,,,7°
31 %c
(quar.)—
51.25 preferred
10-
11-
5o/*c
3 /•*
2
2
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
10-15
10-16
11-
.jwwj
.
10-26
11-
no
■
„
Indian Head Mills,
11- 2
joe
—
common
Co.,
Power
11-20
11- 2
42 ,ac
(quar.)—---—
Idaho
Holders
of Rec.
<
(Conutinued from page 46)
(1741)
Stock Record
New
«»
Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
Range Since Jen. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
30% Jan
3
40% Dec
29
40
Sep
1
x47% May
43%-Jan
13
71% Nov
20
593/a Feb
9
24
108 1 '2 Oct
20
84% Apr 28
134 \ Apr 24
102%. Jan
Jan
14
120
7
3
Nov
20% Aug 26
»•
18 5- 8 Mar 26
37% July 15
49% Oct
24
14%- Jan
243i Nov
29% Oct
29% Dec
31
26
9
33
2
19% Jan
20% Jan
24% Jan
33 % Oct
47% Jan
13 % Sep
23
14
26— Jan
2
Sep
j£$
,
57
30% Mar
61
125
11
94% Jal
7-
Jan
19% Dec
29
17
Sep
21
25% Nov
18
23% Jan
2
28
49% Jail
13
,
83% NOV 21
193% Jan
297
2% Jan
5
Dec
July
71-
3
24% Jan
34
Dec
20% Nov
.
31
11% Jan
7
14
Jan
72
Jan
4M5- Jan
U91-
2
-
30
35
22% Apr
12
9
77% JUn
10% Dec
9% Jan
2
Jan
44% Oct
20
15
Sep
Inc
4%%
28
14
93
Jan
29
104
& July 24
160
Jan
2
218
Oct
23
$4
30
32 % Jan
28
47% Oct
23
6%
11
44%-Jan
7
Dec
12
93
1
30
13
280
July 31
21
160
Dec
29
14% Anr
2
33
Dec
49% Nov
Oct
23
common
convertible
preferred
15% Oct
6
12% Feb
96% Oct
7
92
Jan
2
18
Jun
10
21% Mar 20
Allied
46 % Sep
38% Oct
21
64% Apr
447/a Feb
21
Allied
Laboratories
1
24
Allied
Mills
9% Sep
52% Jan
21
14% Feb
4
Allied
Products Corp
Stores Corp common
75% Sep
24
83% Mar 17
26% Feb
17
38% Sep
1
Jan
29
127% Sep
1
32% Sep
8
39 V8 Feb
25
12
Jail
Dec~17
57
2
43% Oct
13
15% Jan
21
35% Jan
2
55% Dec
11
74
6
82 %
Jan
22%' May 19
91% Jan
2
July 28
30% Dec
111
31
Nov
104
17
31
27-
Jan
2
42% Oct
26
Jun
25
38% Oct
13
60% Jan
2
96 % Oct
13
61% Jun
27
May 1
77% May 11
12,700
Allen
Allied
11
14%
14%
3071
30%
30%
31
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
108%
109
5
109
109*
20%
21 %
20%
28%
29%
29-%
81%
1
*303,
82%
"
31%
43.;,
4%>
40%
4%
4%
4%
31%
31%
18%
44%
*83
Jan
15
52
Apr 29
42% Dec 11
33 % Jan
Feb
12
53% Dec
15
44% Sep
21
114% Sep
17
70% Oct
23
30
22
35% Apr
30
8
33% Apr
160% Apr
9
9
3% %
2
American
Inc
5
American
Bank
5
52
81-
Feb
25
14%-Jan~~2
25 3
4
Oct~10
85% Jan
9
125% Oct
13
44% Nov
12
40% Oct
24% Jan
10
34 % Jail
14
27% Apr
7
58% Dec 31
19% Feb
25
Sep
118
Jan
2
42% Jan
2
.--
'
Mar 31
48% Oct
32 % Oct
7
50% Sep
38% Jan
58
2
preferred
Jan
j
23-% Sep
22
45% Jan
2
13
%
45
44
53
50%
*94
*104%
97
21
%
19,500
28'a
7,000
79'a
100
2
18'A
5.700
9,700
83
40
13%
14
231,600
13%
*104%
218
*
117
44%
47%
35,300
52%
50 '/4
54
14,900
97
20%
18%
18
48
48 %
41%
41
41-
9%
9%
116
18
49
36%
9%
57%
76%
37%
*120
70
20%
*17%
15,400
18%
6
9%
49
2,600
40%
40%
1,400
9%
2,500
9%
76
57%
76%
3,800
76'/4-
36
37%
36%
36%
51,600
*119
57%
36%
33%
33%
32
99%
101%
%
98%
3
American
Aug
0117
-
37%
127
36%
33%
32%
-
100
99
37%
10,700
33 %
65,100
100
21,200
*38%
41
47%
47%
46 %
46%
No par
70%
72
30%
1
25%
100
*123
:_No par
*34'%
50
,
Bosch Arma Corp
Shoe Co
Jan
2
Nov
11
20% Jan
2
32% Oct 20
19"
Jali
2
20% Sep
22
19
Jan
7
JiO% Feb
3%. Jan
2
9% Nov
17
7% Feb
13
14% Mar 18
52% Nov 18
41% JUn
10..
00% Jan
'
41 74 Jan-- 2
22
2
27%
30%
4,700
26%
37,200
500
45%
43%
100
2
1
preferred
American
%
American
Corp
1
Co common—,.12,50
Can
42% Jan 21
35% Sep
17
2
47% Jan
2
61% Aug
7
American
24
51
Sep
47% Dec
29
451A.DecJ
44% Mar 17
B5% Apr
28
American
Chicle
25% Sep
14
Amer
20% Oct 23
29-% Jan
17
80% Ja:i
3
44% Dec
96% Mar
15
38
6
84
44
July 14
Jan
15
39% Jan 17
55% Dec
11
45% Sep
21
25
40% Nov 20
38% Feb
9
46% Sep
17
Feb
24
^
106
2
1%
Commcr
American
May 28
Sep
preferred
2
—25
Co
Barge
Crystal
Line
Sugar
4prior preferred-
05% July 28
American
Apr, 17
American
55% Dec
55%' May 18
American
Electric Power Co
2
26% Nov 13
25
2
46
July 27
American
Enka
44
373/4 July 21
27% Sep 21
9% Oct
7
45
Feb
4
American
34% Apr 15
18% Jan 22
American
19% Jan
2
11.74 Jan-
2
16'% Jan
2
17
Sep 22
30% Dec 31
18% Oct 30
41% Dec
1
31
11
122
73
Jan- 13
134
13-
Jan " 3
18
108
Apr 21
9#
13
16
.96
Jan
31
Feb
27
Jan
2
Jan
-
32%!Jan,
79*
2
2
•
111
Jun
193
38% July 21
July 27
25
American Ice Co
Mar 17
110
15% Oct
%
17% Oct-20
3
95
59% Nov 17
Oct
> 53% Jan
45% Oct
;• 77% Oct
85%
Jun~10
Jan-17
Jan
2
20% Feb .28
11.
Jan
'3
8-Jan- 2
48-%. Jan- -2
20%-Jan. 2
34% Sep
30% Oct
102
Oct
Feb
July 27
48% Oct
84
7
31
Dec
18
13% Jun
17
12
;
40% Noy 14
49% Aug
8
16% Dec 30
11%,Jan. 2
1443a*NOV 26
157
34% Nov
46-y* Apr
68
10
3544-Jan., 2
14b
43-
Oct-
2
Jan.
2
ll-^Ja^
27 74 Deo
,2
22
2744 Jan-
65%J4iv-
2
155
Jun
7
126*
July 16
29% Dec 30
6
,
Dec
31
152
29
8
41
1
148% Mar 20
63% Mar
9
7%
;
Rad
Sany com—5
,74% Sep 22'
'.,29
Sep 10
'
10
4
2
11
37% Dec
5
Jan
13
63% Oct
13
46% Jun
30
61% Oct
14
39
Dec
31
88
Jan
2
37 "
Jan
02
16
39
100
Dec
44
137
13674
98% Oct
23
59
13771
587%. 5874
*1L7% "119%
2871
2871
6674
'7574'
75
6774
58%
.'.59
7674
4974
4874
2,300
41
42%
12,800
15%
53,800
147a
*13974
3471
•
15
14 71
140 %
347
50
a
3474
2,300
72
7274
71
71
4574
4471
4571
22,200
•1367a
137%
1,780
137
-
.
137
5971
118
.
620
5974
118
5974
*118
59%
•
100
2874
29%
13.200
657 a
64
65%
10,100
-
2974
29%
2971
2.974
1674
16
16
76
7671
7671
•
297a
29%
*16
79
7874
78%
103
10174
103
10174
103%
102
11871
119%
11871
11971
11971
122
119%
4271
4371
4271
14%
1474
1471
27
26
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7774
2971
25%
*
7871
27%
700
29
6374
..'66 74
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•
1197 a
2871
76%
35
33%
a
1407
^
2971
1
140%
4,400
4471
'
30
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50
4874
2971
89
11,200
48'4
7571
,*25 1771
2,500
49
2971
.
26 %
42
3074
*16
,
2671
49
2971
27
No par
5771
30'4
26
:
5671
29'4
14%
Cable
267.000
57'.,
3074
4271
&
600
68
29%
119%
Wire
15
66%
29 31
102%
Co
*14 %
68%..
4071
29
14%
_
15
3074
.
103%
Preferred 5%% series
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
2671
48%
"
118
05
1,500
35,800
93
*48 74
'
7171
2874
*91
15
34%
*11771
4271
Ampex Corp
93
'
102%
25
25%
65%
13771
13774
34 71
118%
series
49
25
26%
,457«
a
79 74
Anaconda
7874
16 7
7,600
.
1,800
2,390
4
200
78%
65,400
1037,.
7,300
120%
1,310
4371
-
42
43
427 a
42 %
28,400
14%
14%
1474
y!4%
14%
3,400
27
*2674
27%
*25
27%
*26%
26
2574
2574
1774
18'/a
1874
1971
1774
2574
1871
*25
1774
17%
95
187a
17.500
92%
97%
9274
96
9271
9674
95
987 a
77,700
36%
2574
300
50
3671
3571
36%
3574
3571
367a
35%
36 %
59%
59%
7,800
59%
6071
5971
60%
59
6071
52
5974
52 71
6071
32,300
52
5271
51%
52%
52
52
5174
5174
39 74
3974
39
3971
3974
40%
40
40
71
720
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
15
Mar
5
6971
44
16%
Anaconda
Sep
14
32 % Dec
6971
7874
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
34
41% Nov
34 7
68
79
47%
"
40%
43
2,000
1,330
47 74
57 7a
"157a
*78
'
25%
*91
14071
100
Preferred 6%
797 a
5771
15
-
47
6874
,
,
2471
.-93
3471
16%
60% Mar 18
3
2
27% May
1
19 V8 Oct 21
47
*139%
—25
Corp
a
*78
.79%
2471 4,25%
American Water Works Co com—5
6% preferred
American Viscose
10,300
71
7971
147a Mar 17
Feb
13
20
55% July 29
47%
4371
16%
46% Mar 13
33
Jan
136%
35
25
common
;
47
407V
7871
33%
Co
21
88
Jan
129% Jan
—15% Aug 17
29% Aug
7
Tobacco
Tel
22
31
33-
58% Sep
51% Sep
May 31
22
o-
§1 % May 23
0% Sep 21
4274
1
American
Nov
3471.71
American Sugar
107% Jan 26
39
15 71
140%
4
&
4774
4771 ,'4871
15%
7574
Tel
4871
4874 " '49%
*13914
American Stores
American
9,500
47 3
4771 k4774
*78
48'%
15%
140
2
17
18'
94%
-49%
41
1,600
97
57
4071
500
167 a
18
57%
*4974
1571
94
57
.
16
4,400
109
97
577
417k
*102
2,000
2
18%
2671
68
Apr
'1*1571
"1474
140
109
16 7
95%
147 V
48
35
162
1671
96
67
15%.
...
*102
34%
159%
28,000
18
267a
a
35
1.700
a.
93%
14%
40%-
..
16
16*1 "4
16'4
16071
%
*367«
96
6814
67%
Co
18
37%'
97
66%
47
48
4974'./50
„
3474
-
1544
*14%
1
18
,
56%.
..
5,500
95%
*91
26%
16,300
11
147n
American Steel Foundries
35% Feb
28 "
107 a
6671
6
18% May 18
—15% July 11- —15% Mar 12
28% Dec 29
25% Oct
6
27% Dec 23
24% Jan 12
17% Nov
6
14% Jan
2
26%
300
35 %
37%
a
28%
64
*14%
2971
89
8
27
25%
93
19,500
48
357
ll'/e
'
24%*
*91
v.
11971
43% Mar
'
46%
25%
2871
22
2
26%;
46%
93
*5874
20
2
25:
*117%
13% Jan
9
48 %
79%
46%
common—j—25
75% Sep
90
Jun
117 " Sep
-28%"Sep 29
48
*78
6%, non-cumulative preferred_100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
Jan
'
177ii
79%
44%
47%
-
•
297 a
109
94
48%
*4374
■
400
90
107/a
35
*94
5
106
18
95%
12>
Refining com
25
,7% preferred
—25
American Sumatra Tobacco—_—_5
'.
17%
44 7-
39%
28 "4
16171."
157 4%
4,800
56-"'a
*367 a
'1671
102(
96%
72'A July
2
16
95
Jun
6
% Nov
18%
10!)
16
*-
400
5674
11
3474
94%
*91
American Seating Co„_——
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
American Smelt & Refg com_No par
1% preferred—
10o
Co
*102
.
*43 y,
*8572
57%
37%
*16
*
567a
2974
-
1597a'
16
95---
46%
.
100
American Snuff
35
161 %
47 ',4
1
preferred
16
96
*78
5
_25
No par
& Std
34%
160
16%
31 V% Jun
125
5
26% Mar 28:
-Jan
American
Mar 17
May
Co„.
34%
164
95,--
_2
:
Co——
American Optical Co—;
_1
American Potash & Chem—_No par
1
76
Aug 24
56% Feb 27
r; j54% Jun 26
••45
American News
54% Mar 3
18% Apr 21
52% Mar 31
.117% Oct
73% Apr 14,
50% July 16
53% July
Products
4
10% Jun
«14C
Molasses
3
23y*Jan
40-
American
American Motors Corp..
American Natural Oas Co
14
1
22%-Jan
19
68% Oct 21
35% Dec
4
Jan
15% Feb
107'u
9471
100
a.
35% Dec
97% Dec
9% Jan-
Metal
8'
*29%
16
6
134 % Jun
26
American
preferred
3534
" '
,
39%
\
90
48
*37
109
100
3934\
47 7 «
11%
18
*85%
357 k
29%
1
39%>
;
48
37%
3,200
20%
35%
10%
1,600
217,1
22 7 a
44%
357a
48%
21
40%
35%
48
35%
34.500
43%—
51
48
*43%
477'a
4771,
13,300
37 72
48%
57%
729%-
16
2
"27
25%. Jan
-
22
•
111
%
i
37
48%
22%
90
35,500
1974
10
-
57%
11
*102
Machine & Metals.No par
Metal Climax Inc com—1
32% Jan
41% Sep
9
133% Sep 30
45% Dec 18
105
Sep
American
10
8,200
51
,
58%
29%
3474
—7
4%%
;6
of
preferred—
22
Sep .4
Sep 22
32 % Jan
!
13
61% Nov
40 71
13 ;
"138
6
May 5
51% Oct 20
113% Sep-13
74%: Feb
.
'
2534 Ffeb' 12
-31%- Jan*
8% Jan'
38% Jan
.• -
May 12
22y*j«ri3
3.90%
Jan
25% Feb 25',
50
Sep 21
32% Jan
7;
2
33%>Abr- 7
May 19
American
.
29,800
3174
427a
37%
\52
44 %
*87
161
52
31
97,4
-
4374
'367k
57%
38%
1
Issued
98
24% Sep'21
r»
•
35% Dec
When
59% Apr 30
34% Jan 16
7-
Co
*
*16%
5%% prior preferred
—;_10o
American Mach & Fdry common—7
16
Apr -!l
21% Sep 21
;
16% No v 21
41% Dec 16
69% Nov
25
47
*19
1074
44
10%
preferred_l0o
Investment
*85%
-
29%
1
American
105
*85 %
r
57 %
48
12.50
2
100
9
90
90
44
35%
International Corp
8
22%:
*39:!i
47%''
No par
non-cumulative
227,,
40
34
common
American
92 % May
13
20
6%
22 %
40
57%
Products
9
19-
41
92-
Mar 30.
18% July
20% Jan
5
American Home
22%
40%!
*37
American Hardware Corp
0
May 27
48%
<
19 74
'
52%
47%
31%
\9%
43
37%
52%
*85 %
-
.
437-i
36%
53%.
487,,
*43%
Power—No par
12
V
Jan. 14
Foreign
—,4 33L
37%
*40
10
31
*19
10%
*52%
5
Feb
104
17% Nov 18
"21% July 28
Mar 13
&
37 %"
\.
,
19%*
9%
*48%
No par
40c
Corp—
European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
14% Jan
Aug 27
Dec
Jan
x43%... .43%,„„
32
*19
9%
53%
10
2
37%
31%
19%
48%
—20
14% Jan
32% Feb- 12
.
32%
22%
-.—100
Distilling Co
9%
48
10
Cyanamid Co
50
*19
711
44%—
..
*52%
Co——3
com
9
37%
-
-
No par
38%- Jan
■
44
.......
31%
1!) %
9%
-
Chain & Cable——No par
19
31%
*19
& Radio
39% Jan
-
31 %
20
Cable
37-%-Sep-11
40% Mar
27%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc common
5%
11
59%
27%
49
1,400
35
59%
28%
No par
200
2,600
29,600
130
45%
10
common
Brake
American
13
180
-
125
36%
56
•
No par
Airlines common
American
58
700
48%
-
1
Co
4,700
117
57%
76'%
•
126
36%
98
20%
119%
41%
57%
170
46 %*'
48%
76%
110
218
50
convertible preferred
39% May
2,000
42%
4b %
33% Jan-
•6,100
18
12.50
Note
">.700
4%
31%
83
95
20%
120%
*18
10
Co
preferred
900
20%
41%
110
217-
95
21%
119%
10
Corp
Amer Agricultural Chemical
6%
13%
51%
100
Petroleum
American
18%:
43%
100
Corp
Amerada
841/4
217
No par
-
Sugar
.43%,
84 %
110
5
convertible preferred
Amalgamated
Amerace
64% May 29
"
66% May 29
37% Dec 11
47% Dec 16
6%
12
56% July 17
106% Feb
5
18
41%,
220
No par
common—
Bakeries
39
18%.
13%
Aluminium Limited—
—No par
Aluminum Co of America
1
27%.Jan 21
31%
34%
*200
No par
33% Feb 21
"
31%-
2,600
2,700
300
4%
44%
*104%
5
Alpha Portland Cement
39% July 15
115% July 24
4%
18
*83
Amalgamated Leather Co—
22
76%
*290
43%
84%
18
,
convertible
23%
80
300
6,300
49%
107
19%
29%
76
*283
31%
42%
42%
84%
28%,
80
4%
18%
49%
105
20%
299
31%
31%
50%
107
19%
30%
78%
299
18%
*83
107
20%
29%
83
310
*491%
108
20%
30%
,
31%
.
i8Va
,
>302
50%
108
21%
81%
310
45;,
*49%
i>
4% preferred
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
4.08%
'
30%
Industries Inc
Allied
-7,
14%
30%
27%
Allegheny Ludlurn Steel Corp
_X-1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—l()Q
8
28% Aug 25
5
141/4
100
31
10
Chemical Corp——
Kid Co
10% May 19
2,500
1
16
367/a Jun
50%
100
29
27
50%
No par
Dec
Aug
7 500
51%
50
common
prior preferred
12
132
20;:;
50%
14%
27%
100
preferred A
72% Apr
10
20
51%
14%
111
49%
5
18
Apr
20 %
51
14%
>109
27%
100
Apr
102
19%
51%
14%
112
30%
'.
91
Oct
51%
14%
*109
311/,
1
2
100
20%
51
112
49%
_
30% Jan
60% Aug 31
20
__2
Inc___
Alleghany Corp
conv
20%
__2
preferred
5%%
*109
20
2T-U
No par
Corp
,100.
5,00i
108%
20'/a
49
_i
4.50% fconv pfd 1951 seriesJ Industries
Aldens
Shares
41%
65%
31
Corp
—;
Alco Products
8
*40'/4
64%
27%
1
Gas
41%
65%''
„i
Air Reduction Inc common
Alabama
108 %
65%
10
Aeroquip Corp
A
112
*40%
65%
64
the Week
Oct. 23
14%
No par
Addressograph-Multigrapli
30
85
Co
Admiral Corp
Apr 22
6% Mar 19
23
24
12
328
Jun
Dec
Nov
•
1
9
30-
Jan
29% May 11
34% July 16
91 % Mar 10
22
Oct
•.
80% Nov
Jan
80
Sep
3 % Feb
17% Sep
23% Jan
26
16
.
290
16
9
May 19
64%
Friday
Oct. 22
41%
51
__i
„
Adams Express Co__
Adams-Millis Corp
2
Nov
Steel
64 >/„
*40%
20
•'
25
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc—
40%
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. :»1
40%
65
*108
1
ACF Industries Inc
\2
Wednesday
40%
64%
100
Vending Corp
Oct. 20
*40 %
5
preferred
Acme
2
97
convertible
ABC
3
Aug 17
23% Jan
Laboratories common
4%
Tuesday
Oct. 19
1
34% July 15
23
Oct
Abbott
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Par
Abacus Fund
8
23% Jun
2
18
.82
16% Jan
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
28% Oct
47
July 28
4
95% Apr
41% Aug
6
20
36% Jan
14
9
Common
(4
preferred
Anderson
Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prlchard Oil Corp
6.25
No par,
21.80
10
88
88
36
36
3574
3674
3574
3574
357
287a
28%
2871
28 3
2871
2974
29
*88
90
*88
4
90
*88
*3974
90
a
40
1,100
88
88
35%
35%
36%
4,500
29 3
2871
29%
8,000
4
60
13
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1742>
.
.
Monday, October 26
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1958
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
NEW YORK
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
EXCHANGE
29
Jan
2
44% Dec
15
39% Sep
15
49 '<a Feb
11
Arcber-Daniels-Mldland
22
Feb
25
41% Aug
29% Oct
20
40% Jan
26
Argo Oil Corp
39% Apr
7
12 ¥8 Feb 10
67 ¥4 Dec
4
19
80'2 July
29
Armco
24% Dec
31
22% Jan
17
64 V»
7
May
23
35% Feb
7
343/8 Oct
7
May
39% Dec
3
90
5
75
Sep
23
86'/a Apr
7
8
22% Sep 29
20
Jan
22
23 ¥4 July 16
27% Sep
10 ¥2 July
8
15
17 Vb Jan
3% Jan
May
2
23% Oct
6% Jan
19 ¥4 Dec
30
19
Jan
2
31 ¥2 Feb
11
403/4 May 19
8
10% Jan
2
14% Jun
29
6
105
Jan
2
96
67
13
Feb
4
/
19
44
May 5
Dec 19
99
Sep
25
61
Oct
20
88% Jan
2
25 ¥4 Sep
22
32% July
10% Mar
8
46 ¥4 Nov
2
Jan
94 ¥2 Jan
57¥2 Aug
107 % Mar 31
.
Cork
Co
40
41
40 ¥4
40%
40%
40 ;M
40 Mi
40
29%
293i
29%
30%
30
20%
30
30'A
10
73%
74%
72 3/i,
713;,
72%
5,100
74
70 Mi
72%
71
73 «i
15,900
32%
32%
32%
32%
31%
32 Vb
31%
32
31 MB
32;%
19,800
41%
42
41 ¥4
42
41%
41 Mi
41%
6,200
78
78 M
*77
79 ¥2
20T;t
*20
20 %
20
common——1
Industries
41%
No par
42
¥4
.
413s
3,100
*16
to
*78
80
5
*20%
20%
*20%
20%
20 ¥2
20%
__1
12%
34,ys
13%
14%
13%
14 VB
13%
14%
13%
14 ¥2
_2.50
47,500
24%
21 'A
24 V4
24 ¥2
24 Ve
24 Vb
24
24%
241«
24%
5,300
21Mb
21%
21%
21
211«.
21
21%
35
35
35
34
34
35
35
12%
12%
12%
11%-
12 fs
> 11%:
12
Inc—
Inc—i.—.-
common—1
preferred $1.50 series
jy
*
No par
!
_5
"78
80
21%
21%
21 Ve
*34%
.35 ¥4
"34%
■12 ¥4
12%
12%,
*20
;
120
11,500
.
"•
800
'
■
4,000
v,/"M
'
Common
_1
Associates
Investment
56%
_100
1st preferred——.
v5.25%
Shares
42 %
30 Vb
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
'
the Week
5
Industries
2nd
Friday
Oct. 33
Oct. 22
29%
Corp—
ASR Products Corp_—
18
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 21
41%
Co
Ashland Oil & Refining
253/4 May 15
10
10% Aug
9
Arvln
2
34% Dec
FebK
15
27% Feb 12
Artloom
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
No par
Arnold Constable Corp
27
Oct. 20
—5
$3.75 preferred—__
7
28 ¥2 Apr
&
Armstrong
May 25
46
9
2
Nov
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8
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9
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2
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25
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373/4 Jan
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22
133/8 Sep
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57 ¥2 Jan
473/4 Jan
143/a Jan
6,600
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1.25
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Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
203% Apr
19
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22
30
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2
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10
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13
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Oct
15
100
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48% Aug 11
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38 3/4 Jan
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Volume
190
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5893
(1743)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1!K»H
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
10% Jan
2
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7
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24
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13
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79
60
13
5.200
Steel-
common
convertible
10
common
<Sc
85
49
102
$3.75
Industries
*83
*83
common—5
$5.50 preferred
Continental Can
85
30
29
100
Continental Baking Co
5%
37%
72%
130
*93 %
Consumers Power Co com—.No par
4%
92
156%
*1100
38%
23%
47%
12914
•
157%
*57%
10
Laundries Corp—
Consolidated "Natural Gas
RR
*1100
J30
92
•
1(57
93
Y com—No par
of N
Electronics
Consol
*90
59 %
Co—No par
Electrodynamics Corp
Consolidation
*129%
,
157 14
1
preferred
Consol
157
93%
25
Nasi, Publishing
Consol
130.
92
*90
-
20%
5
25
_i
Corp——
Congoleum-Nairn Tnc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
$5
*129 %
^
too
corn
___.
Mills
Consol Edison
t
92
157 %
8714
21V4
1
preferred
Cone
180
57 Va
100
preferred
5.25%
58 %
44 %
10
Consolidated
30% Oct
96
-
—_1
EdisoirCo
issued
4.64%
Gas
92
see
7.000
A 37%
*35
34%
5
Co
Consolidated
25
13% Oct
26
37%
104
No par
CoJnmbiis A Southern Ohio Elec
6
24
Feb 28
May
200
3,200
37%
*61
-_„_No par
Co
Foods
79% Sep
95
700
38
1414
37%
Ry—
coiopiou
Carbon
Consolidated
25 Va Jun
106
42%
37%
32 %
Pictures
Container
27% Jan
84%
4214
'
,__-No pur
preforreii___/j.,
$4.25
Cobimbhui
27Ve July 10
57% Feb 24
52% May 22
88 7
20
6
99
30 % Nov
1414
*33%
96%
Columbia
2
Mar
Apr 10
49% Dec 31
_
1.4%
34:!4
42%
42
*33%
83
*50
43%
20%
Southern
Comic
1
28
Dec
300
.112
26%
-
1st pfd
100
Broadcasting Sysl.eni_2.5'U
Gas System
Inc
«:
10
&
1
Sep 30
47% Dec
Sep
1
1
common
Comptometer Corp
26% Dec
93
7,500
7,400
42 Va
18%
noncumulaiive
6
2
Aug 21
Co
Commonweallh
Aur
24
92
14%
104
11%
40
6714
34%
*101
*45%
.___!()()
Solvents'
14% Jan
35
14
14
66%
112
54:%
____]()()
No par
Credit
'
6
57% Oct
35
104
*39
38
,—__]
Engineering lnc_.
14% Jun
15
4
41
14%
10%
40
6714
42 %
slock__50
Commercial
27% Feb
14
14
112
11%
40
67
:
*33%
7%
Commercial
20 7
2
Go
108% Jun
May 15
■104
1114
39%
67%
43 Va
48%
Comhusllon
25% May
12% Sep
10
16% Sep
48% Jan
112
35
-91%
7
101% Apr
112% Feb
Sep 25
8Va Jari>
15% Jun
Sep
6714
*42%
91 %
64
2
9% Jan
44% Jan
*104
48%
10% Mar li
23
'7% Jan
29% Jan
>4
67 VB
38
32 %
50
When
Sep
105% Aug 20
12
*39
82%
preferred series 13—
Columbia
24% Mar 23
22
43% Sep 21
32% JUn 17
Oct
.
12%
39%
67%
15
j__
'
Oct
64
Dec
65
2
12%
*39
64 </4
23%
31%
*46%
4%
20
15% Nov 20
3
>.,
10,300
35
*95
Internal,'! Corp—--No our
preferred
5Vu%
48% May 7
24% Mar 13
63
27%
33%
Columbia
5OV2 Mar 11
Oct
12% Jan.
56,700
26%
31 %
,*82
'
38% Dec
2
6,100
22%
28
83
Collins A, Alkmaii Corj).——No par
Colorado fuel A-. Iron eonr___No par
6
37% Dec-24
Jan
29%
22
2714
15
Co
Colgate-Palmolive
27
Colorado
Jan ~;9
28 V,
22
%
12
4%
guaianteed
Corporation
Coca-Cola
Juiy*27
Sfp
15
43% Jan
29%
20
28
No Jiar
gtd
50
com__
Vfa preferred ___—:
4'f& 2nd preferred--^
•
12
23%, Dec
86%. May
29
20%
27%
lo%
16a:».
Cluetf Peubody &tO,o coin____No par-...
1*6
Apr 27
164% Oct
13% Mar 18
28
30
19%
43
-5
Co..
Special
Coca-Cola
Oct
No pur
—
ISuulplneiil,
Clevlte
29%
28 Va
14%
*it>
100
4.
Clevelard & Pitts RR
12
40% Aug
2
Jun
30%
20%
112
30%:
*2314
5;
coniruon_^_
pre l ei red
$4.50 jncleri'fil.
% Feb 20 *
39
240
"
134V- Die-12
97
-
132% Dec 31
.
101
59
4
Feb
15
2
9
30
'
64% Aug-
2
12.7 AjJan;
Dec
'Dec
*
106% May 20
City
89%
19%
48%
Jan
2
40'a
*88
12%
38
28%
__No pur
43
Jnvesi.i'ng- <-to
5Va'A
19
41%
30%
39 %
*37%
26%
*66%
23%
,
41
27%
67%
43
•
V2
19
*104
10
42
28%
31%
18
28
12
'39%
6714
J Ot)
____100
Financial Corp
Cities Service t-'o—
2
.
11,700
Milling' Machine Coi»2l0—
5
62
34% Sep- 10
15% Jari
2
Jan,
Cincinnati
20
••
20
1
—
Oct
103%" j an
19%
8.5(1
preferred %
fhoJerred
Feb
2
37% Feb 125
95
Sep-22
—
19%
41%
Electrlo—
A
15
17
35 % Jan-
.47
19%
25
*101
•
20
100
Corp___.
14
2
19%
5
4 17% Sep
102
' Feb
.
20 Vb
No par
Oil
45 % Dec
21
Feb -14
19%
com—No par
C 1 T
Oct
64% July 10
64% Jail 26
13
20%
-—50
4%%
Jan
44% Feb
7,000
20
30%
14%
com_;
Common
:9
44
37
*33%
Ry
Chrysler Corp
23
44% Oct
36%
RR com__No par
Cotton
Oct
2
37%
5%
18% Jun
37
88
36%
preferred scries A
______100
8
Chicago Pneumatic Tool—Chicago Rock Isl A-, Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yallow Cub___
No par
72% May 20
8
88
3714
l
series A noricum pfd
95
8
JOG'A Apr 22
89 Va
37
__1
Western
& North
31% Sep
81% Oct
95% July
S<Tp 13,
*88
37%
40
36% Oct
4
88
37%
__1.25
preferred
5%
36% July 28
-
42%
88
37%
1
Corp
Corp
Great
Chic
2
Jan
42
89
37%
1
Chic Milvv SI, Paul & Puc_
17
22
43
5%
45% May 25
22
.42%.
''88
1%
•
8
Feb
50% Feb
Jan
For
24%
13%
Class A
22
24% Oct
13
27
86
40
19
110
1.15
34%
33%.
33%
/91%.
40
18%
,
78
.
42
*11314
' 6%
31%
26%
80
91
19%
*90
53%
24
10
No par
Chic
71 % May 22
28% Sep
28
730
28% Jan
17
13,400
*117
20%
20%
40
36%
I
-
18VB
91
9%
Inc_;—
1,100
75%
20%
.
12%
10
Cincinnati. Gun
30
.
28%
74%
24%
• *51
'*76
20%
34%
35%
Co.:—.
Chicago & East III
44% Mar 30
20
7
..
9% Jan
101
'
-y
16%
•..
52
80
20%33%
1
of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
3 Va %
convertible preferred
100
16
26% Jun
19% Apr
14 % Jan
•'
'
5
Corp-
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp
July 14
23
2
4
.
28%
30%
35%
35%
18%
»;*24 "•
-20
No par
Corp.
Checker Motors
26
40% Sep
13% Apr
3
11% Jan
96
82.
*16
20
*76:
»
78Vo
23%
19%
52
-■
24%
62%
*23%
.
No par
Chcmetron
8
14
2
46
39%
Common
11
24
31% Jan
77
23%
91
39
Champion Spark Plug Co
Clnitnplln Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
17% Mar 23
Sep
10
32
91
.10
_50
Products
Aircraft.
Belt
18%
31%
26%
,
28%
7
117%
78%
;
1,500
11,900
75%
115
91
6014
36%
7314
18%
..
35%
6,100
*41%
*6%
26%
•
35%
.18%
58%
,
118%
42%
*11314
,117%
Va
28
7
30%
%0
59%
20 %
*6%
•.'»
116
36
*4114
.
113%
19%
113%
/
59%
77%
31%
118%
35%
36%
28 Va
6%
91
117
59%
42%
28 Va
74%
20%.
34%
-
78%
_100
Service
59%
27
117%
*78Va. 79%.
52
0.200
117%
35%'
26%
'20%. 20%
33% •',33%-.
$4.50 preferred
4
33% Sep
49% NOV
17% Mar 19
26% Jan
-18% Feb
24
45% May 28
25% Apr 17
7
5S
*76
Co
Apr
5
Aug 14
,
2
-
4% Jan
31% Nov
lp2
,r52
__100
j
RR Co «r N
28
55% Nov 14
7
31-a Jan
83
No par
Central & South West Corp__
_5
Central Violetta Sugar Co__i.___9.50
16
100% May 21
39% Nov 12
33% Nov 28
,99
5,
Century Industries Co
4% May 29
;
420
34
*41%'
.
117%
.
91
3314
,115%
*90
27
,
,1
!
preferred
Illinois
91
26%.
91
34
79
30%
3,000
9014
Champion Paper &, Fibre Co-
34
44
4'%%
15% Mar 11
52
89
'
Central
•
34% Sep 21
3
6% Nov
28% Jan
7
12
"90
20
Co
Foundry,
11% Sep
43% Jan
12
Nov
>
46% May 11
31
July 27
68% Apr 15
.
Sep 22
14% July
"14% Dec 22
54
38% Mar 23
26
preferred
Agulrre-Sugar
32
9,800
90
29 %
6%
48%
39 Va
33%
59
1.9%
•
7,500
46%
89
34
36%
*114
G%
Shares
14'A
92
116
42
77%
,
20V2
*117% 118%
78%"
79
-34%
34%
*18
187b
22%
23
20 ,,120%,
Central Hudson Ghs Si, E)ec__No pdr
Central Illinois Lgfe-common— No par
99% Feb 27
'
,
Co—
Central of Georgia 17,y com
5 %'preferred scries It
Aug 20
22
.
5%
Aug 14
v22
90% Oct
12% Sep 23
20
23% Jan
55
'80
37% Sep
24% Mar- 3
.
114
*6%
30%
ser'ea A_100
Central
Central
17
30
3
3
21
Mar 23
30
31
preferred
conv
114
.
___100
Corp common
22
\Apr
24% Oct
-
.
'Jan
12
16
Jan
4%%
Celolex
20
18% Sep 21
30% Jim 24
Aug 28 '
60% Dec 17
29% Sep
3
7%'2nd.preferred
9
44% Mar 20
:
71 % Feb
28
:
91% July
'
*
42% Dec
7
7
5
33,% Dec
17% Mar 21
19
41
Jan
104% Jun
10
41 Va Jan
13
.
98% Jan
16
1
Aug
8 ,»
19% Dec 16 «
Apr
7
Sep 17
31% Jail
22
.36% Aug 12
20
78'
7
-
7% Apr
19
76% Sep $2
33% Oct 12
•
30
72% Mar 19
.15
'
9
27
Jan
19%.
__12.50
common
■•7%
Jan
17
Dec
19%»Jun
26* Feb 28
59
41%
29
78
117
12
117%''
36%
,
1314
33%
28%
1
;
5
90
Nov~~5
118%
2
41%
1
Corp
Inc
Oct
Apr 28 V
.101
37%
14
13%
*90%,
34%
117
58%
367'a
92
34%
117%
58%
.
50
preferred
inn
OVitl'o 2nd preferred
w
7
Caterpillar Tractor common
No par
4.20%, preferred
I00
Jan
30% Oct
91-
4190%
41
5
10
.
preferred
Carriers & General
Aug 26
5
•
the Week
Oct. 28
15
25
7
Friday
Oct. 22
49 V4
ly
83 .'.
.8
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 21
5
27
31% Jan
Wednesday
Oct.
Carolina Clinchriehl & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
16
Oct
•
'
23% Aug 14
119% Jun
62
Tuesday
Oct. 19
1
48% Jan
26%. Sep 30
19
Monday
Far
Aiilinos .inc——
Carborundum Co
46% Jun
16-
43% Dec
2
5% Jan
Sep
31 % Nov 20
'3
101% Jari
1
Oct
121
15
32% Jan
•
52% Feb
102% Jan
10
88% Oct
July
L01V AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Capital
22
% Dec
76
23% Apr 10
56% July 15
Sep
38% Dec
;
YORK
EXCHANGE
37% Feu
46% Dec
2
391a Jan
"13
NEW
Highest
preferred
2
13%,
13%
25
21%
21 %
-'21'
2
13%
12%
1314
12%
-21%
22%
"21 %
22%
100
15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
.
.
Monday, October 2o+ 1959
.
(1744)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range
Year J 958
Highest
Lowest
Jan
44
Jan
12
6
J
46
....
.
49%
48
48?4
47'4
48%
46%..,48
46
47 %
10%
10%
10%
10 3
8
10%
10%
10%
,10?8
10%
10%
12,700
5
46%
47:%'
46%
47%
45%
47
45?o
46?4
45!8
46%
27,800
14
81%
83'%
83
831,4
82
83%
83
32%
33
32
33
31 ?4
32'/«
32
36%
21?4
37%
36%
3734
36
37
35%
22
21 %
22
21 %
21%
8
84% Oct
8
Oct
19
Continental Oil of Delaware
Continental
66% Nov
14
55% Jai
37% Dec
18
35% Oct
23
6
45% Aug 12
12
34% Oct
13
21
39% Jan
7
33% Mar 17
53'/2 Oct 20
Dec
31'
52
Jan
30
Controls
Copperweld Steel Co common.,
59% Jun
1
—1
30% Jun 22
1
14
50'A Sep
16
24% Dec
8
12
102% Dec
30
89% Feb
9
1
89
Apr 16
20% Aug
6
84% Feb
85
Feb
11
88
Sep
4
88
May 12
18% Oct
ti
24% Jun
10
Oct
Mar 11
8
2
9
22
«
Jun
9
20% Nov 28
36% Sep
16% Jan
10
24% Sep
1
2
21
13
39%
Nov
5
86
JUn
16
28% Jan
3
40% Dec
Mar
3
4
29% Dec
Aug 18
23
74
Mo %
7'
31% Dec
30
7
3
37% May 27
20
92% Nov
7
101% Jun
25
15?it Feb
20
Oct
13
9
87% Sep 27
25% May 7
10* 74 cjcP 21
29
29% Jan
50% Jun
6
16
3
10% Jun
15
69% Nov
17
66'/a Sep
30
141/2 Dec
12
12% Mar 31
Dec
18
33
16% Oct
30
10% Sep
15
15
63% Oct
13
14
2
15
Dec
7
Jan
2
Jan
13
39
18
Sep
17% Mar
4
81% Mar 11
Aug 18
41% Jan 20
'-'15
-16% Jan 21
8% Apr
3
53% July 24
18% Jun
6
Jan
7
23 % Nov
21% Apr
2
25% Feb
3
20% Mar
5
41% Aug 27
27% Jan
2
39% Apr
30% Mar
6
37
34% Sep
14
41% Apr
8
9
40% Mar
3
6
63% Nov 10
41% Apr
3
61% Dec 18
Aug
62
1
5%
Corp
preferred—
conv
Crown Cork & Seal
$2
common
No par
Zellerbach Corp common
5
$4.20 preferred ——
No par
Crucible Steel
5%%
RR (i%
Cuba
preferred
60% Feb
9
83% Aug 17
Dana
15
40% Oct
20
When
Sep
8
91'/4 Feb
16
3%>
13% Feb
2
19% July 27
49% Mar 18
Jan 14
Dayton
34
Jan
22
73
9 % Jan
14
14% Nov
Mar 10
43% Jan
2
75% Nov
13
.
Aug
87
69 ?n
200
13%
*13%
13%
13! 4
35
*34%
34%
*34'/2
35
34%
13%
34%
13%
12?«
13
63 %
63
63%
23
23%
23%
300
30%
313s
14,900
35
35 "4
84 "2
87
2,900
75
77
1,400
81
26% Jan
2
13% Jan
2
197/8 Nov 26
18
63% Dec
1
16% Jan
2
25'/a Dec
31
24% Jan
37% Jan
2
42%
Dec~31
41% Jun
Oct 23
56
July 31
Deere
&
May 25
*39
40
*38%
39%
*37%
*83
85%
*83
16
16%
18
16%
36%
36%
50%
51
50%
*73%
75
73% •*73?»
Aug 19
69
Sep
15
5
,
Hudson.
Lack
30
7
Apr 28
26% Oct 12
7
24% Oct
1
68
46
Jan
13
63% July
6
24
30% Jun
15
37% Feb 20
Diamond
28% Oct
14
32% Mar 24
$1.50
Alkali
Diamond
35% Sep
32% May 21
19% Nov 21
.
17% Jan
7
18
23
24'/4 Aug
6
42% Mar 13
Diana
Stores
Corp
59 % Apr 24
Disney
% Sep 23
36% July 29
Distillers
21% Sep 21
29% Jan 23
Corp-Seagrama
Dlvco-Wayne Corp
81/2 Jan
14% Dec
4
13
Sep
17% Jan
Dr.
11% Jan
19% Dec
31
16
Mar 26
20
19
17% Jan
2
Dome
20% July 23
53% Jan 21
Dominick
61
62%
61%
61 %
60%
61%
29
29%
29
30
29
29%
Ltd
Sep
41% Sep
50
26
11
May 12
48% Mar
3
46
July 25
50'/a July 15
42
Oct
4.6'/a Jan
47
14
57
15
46
21%
20% -■21%
27%
28
26%
38%
36%
32%
3V
22
'
27%,
39 3 4
3.9%
40?b
'7,960
10.200
32% '32%
32' '2
32%
'2;O00
23!
2
.24%
9,600
13'?'s
13%
13'%
■*19%
18%
19
18 ?8
18%
18
36%
38%
37%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
23
22%
24 %
23%
24%,
231/4
*13%
13%
13%
13%
'
13%
37
■
38%
:
13%
19%
19 %
19
19 "4
18%
19
19
18%-..
18%
18
18
18
18%
-
24 3
•
18
•
4
-
>
1.670
%
*2,000
33,900
1900
48.300
29!'4
28%
29?a
24,01)0
1
25%
25%
25%
253/n
25 %
25
25
25
1
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
.12
ll?i
11%
1,5)0
1
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
11?8
3,2IK)
261
257 %
259%
256%
258%
255%
97%
97%
Inc
—
(E I)
No par.
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
._--5
50
50
50
50
Light Co common
:
4%
preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
D
W
a
258'. 1
5
Preferred $4.50 series
13
4
-
25%
-
25
-
%
j.11'%
255%
258 3 „
1,400
& Co—
Common•
Mar 24
32% Oct 23
*21%
28'/4
28%
48% May 26
2
■;r,40o
27'/2
21%
27%
29%
preferred
19
20%
21%
28%
29
$4.15
22% Feb
1,930
20%
27
22
27%.
6.600
24,980
29%
27
42% Jun
29%
81%
.
29%
46% Mar 13
10
36%
28 ?h
61
1
>28?k_ -29%„_
29%
46% Jan
31
61
35%
291,8
29
29%
41% Jun
Jan
60? 8
35?it
33
•
3,800
34%
32%
2ft—.
>21%
39.000
28%
61%
32 %
28-%-
13%
preferred
May 21
34'/4
24
50c
$3.75
53
61
(il
32%
62
> SO
-
.
2G?e
23?/e
.28%.
60%-
59%
.
25? 8
Dresser Industries
Duquesne
24% Nov
14
60%
33%
*58
23
a
12
51
28
,25%
22%'
87%
27
14% Jan
25
221%
40? 8
42i/2 Feb
44% Nov 24
25%
22
58
23 3
3
43% July 6
41 % Aug 14
24%
22','4
,
23%
26% Jan
25
.59%.
25%
58
11,600
-6.400
40
3
May 22
59%
24%
22
58
18%
431/8
86%
74% Sep 21
22i/0 Sep. 17
38
Sep 30
40
59%
25 In
22%
_2
Corp
du. Pont de Nem
43
43%
25 %
58
3,200
18%
42? 8
18% r„18?ir
43
*21%'
1
Limited USA
47% May 13
'
18%
15
International
7
29%
23%
Duplan Corp
Jan
28 3a
87? «
Dunhlll
86% Apr
29
3,100
86%
Drewrys
106
«' ItOOG
23%
14% Aug 17
278% Aug
611/4
28%
,
4317
*58
*60%
39%' '•.,40'! 8
28% Apr 24
14% Jan
6
9
18%
43
81
87%
Sep 23
17
18%
43%
5.200
61
24
May
Sep
18%
43%
9?'n
41
11
95
18%
43%
27?'B
9?a
40',4
11
39% Oct 24
18%
43%
27%
85%
20
202% Feb
"
:
24
18
31
%
57'? 8
.10
85%
27
Dec
17,100
'
-
9%
42 3
14% Nov
112% Apr 21
91% Apr 28
57?4
27% -27%
23%
23% Oct
214
56%
56
30
84%
14% Nov
1
6.400
41%
3
10
18%
23%
Mar 26
29
17%
84 Tii
9
Sep
80% Oct
18%
-
43%
46% Oct
172% Apr
17%-
23'%
Dow
101
18%
42 %
Dover
92% July 15
45% Jan 21
6
17%
83%
27% Aug 17
7
8
18%
23 %
6
74% Jar
22% Jan
18
5
22
19% Jan
31
2
18%
"-40
%600
.
No par
1
39% Oct
20
77% Dec
% Jan
28%,
Chemical Co
9
20% Nov
9
27? it
9?«
Douglas Aircraft Co
74% Jan
2
6% Jan
27%
28 V«
28
1
8
16
28%
57%
Inc
Jan
'
%
No par
% May 22
28Ye Oct 22
28
No par
54% Apr
7
28%
3
Ltd
Fund
28%
13.50
Co
Mines
77
9%
.—50c
31
May 18
77
28
—
12
22
77 %
57%
(The) Club Inc
1
(Walt) Productions-—2.50
Pepper
75%
*76
9%
1
43% Dec 29
11
12
*74%
77
28%
jn
26% Dec
23
75
77
58
——25
35% Nov
32% Sep
74%
77L-
9%
Corp
190
76
*76
28.
Co
National
75%
*75
1
preferred
Djncrs'
*74%
5; WO
2,600
.
77
57 In
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
48% Dec 30
733/4
76
"
■
10%
—
37 ?e
50%
731
75
28%
—
Detroit Steel Corp.
Do
Vilbiss
Co
36? «
50? 0
,
50%
*73%
58%
—
Jun
X35% ,,37
400
10,200
16
74:%
IO
Denv & Rio Grande West RR-No par
Detroit Edison
20
15% Jan
15%
28 Li-
21
47% Mar 13
38
50%
78
,
56%
1
Delta
15
May 26
Jan
Apr
36 %
50%
51
a
78
50
Power & Light Co
Air Lines Inc
9% Jan
33
38%
501
..
26% Sep
12
16%.
16%
38
No par
2
Western/
&
36% Apr
19% May
52
15%
_50c
...
Delaware
24
2
17'
Co.;
700
85%
16%
«00
38%
85
(Delaware)—
&.
Delaware
Sep
57
Co
Deiuwure
9
4
*83
18%.
19
12% Jan
78%
78%
84 3
85%
29%
26% Dec
33
84
82
82%
40',.1
28%
2
68 %
83
%
80
50c
15% Jan
15
>35%
79
77
8% Jun
35%
40
*74
27% Mar 30
35%
*83
100
47% Jan
*35 3h
85%
--Tt)()
1
35%
40%
common—7
C—
11
•30%
80
JO
Light
B
11
.30%
*83
5
scries
12% Dec
30%
*40
74
30% Nov
23
30%
300
200
39,200
1
—J 00
54 »/b Nov
63%
31%
81
series A
2
12%
*35%
35%
3.7£%
7
10
13
%
30
Preferred
Juc
68
67%
800
107
_l
Daystrom I110
&
11%
12%
1/2
107
joo
—
series
Sep
*67%
*13%
*34%
>67%"
82
3.90%
Jan
09%
13%
69%
13%
*67%
13%
34%
"4
81%
3.75%
15
69%
34
*35%
Preferred
'
*67%
>13%
1
Preferred
Jan
.9,500
64
9
.
13%
23
27
14
12%
*22%
Feb
25%
12:%
>63%
81
7
12
23
83% Apr
11% Jan
12%
65
19
2
12%
*22?.i
23
May~2
12%
*63%
Oct
29% Mar 26
12%
31
Sep
30 Vu
12%
22%
77
25% Jan
12%
65
71
63
3.-800
30%
16
17% Oct 13
30
20%
22%
28
5
10%
20%
>63%
Jan
2
>9?i
%
1
Jun
Feb
10
20
—No par
—No par
88
"9% Jan
10
20%
106
11%
89
55
10
105%
107
12
19
July
170
29,600
21
10
6% Apr
46% Feb
88 ?4
29?s
*9%
Apr
Records
88%
28%
28:%
:: 106%
16.800
53%
20%
61
Deeca
28
106
4,3 00
39
52?4
10
82
19
31 ?4
500
21%
2
21% Feb
1.900
*38
54%
89% ■89%
29%
4.300
10
6
15
8
39
18%
24%
38
20%
15
Sep
89%
89
32%
-
'
53
39?s
31%
,24%
'
*38
55%
28%
29%
107
108%
Oct
17
54%.
90
"
28 3 h
32
39
*38
56%
11%
24
19
89
29%
32 %
32%
39
1
Oct
27% Jan
23%
•*
%
24%
-18%
32%
77
18
39%
18 %
24%
Feb
Rubber
*
*38%
18%
24%-
50% Oct
Dayton
*73
100
preferred series rt———
36% July 15
77
18%
90
28%
2.50
77% Sep
79
39%
f
300
10%
Trie '.
Corp common.
issued
Power
1,200
14,400
11%
21%
Dan River Mills Inc—
39% Nov 28
56% Dec 30
92
30
94'/4 July 28
84
15
3%
36%
24%
10
S
6
18
% Jan
3?4
55?',,
20
,
39% Sep
83
11%
*75
11%
.9,300
5C?<»
18%
55%
' • 40
.
; 3%
56
25%
*38
:
19%
3:%
'■
'
56%
>88%
5
—
Cutler-Hammer
59% Jan
,
17%
39
56
GO
87%
*10
Inc
preferred—
A
19
25
39%
%
*86
10
$1.60 prior preferred
Curtiss—Wright common
Class
-86'%
87
loo
pfd
—
prior
4,800
134%
*86
>19%
78%;'':
39%
500
135%
136%
13,4)00
11%
3?«
56
*75
18%
-107
Sugar
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common
$4
*39%.
-•
53%
18
100
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
Press
78%
1A<HI
52? «
5
noncuin
Cuban-American
Cuneo
J75
53
.53'lb
18%
*38
Co of America—12.50
convertible
39%
32%
preferred
Crown
.:
30,200
6/700
10,300
.
103
19
11%
*3?4
55'4
52'
50%
*52%
.103
25%
32%
18%
>25
2.50
3 ?«
55%
78%
39%
——_25
3?«
55'/4
12,200
86%
,
*11%
U%
3?«
22%.
%86
86
19'«
55%
*75'
_1
com
*11%
87
19
,
21%
2,100
.
..19'/it
,
135
87
*86'/4
87
19
19
11%
3%
54
2
Crescent Petroleum
*86','4
36
53
18%
*86
86
31 ?8
35%
51?%
52? 8
19?a
137%
137
138%
86
19%
11%
—25
'■
137'%
87
19
1
—
of Wheat Corp
Cream
Aug 27
67
*86%
-100
2
21% Jan
7% Jan
6% Jan
24
32-/4 Feb
114'/4 July
37'/2 Jan
10
8% Sep
24
33% Sep
Inc
138%
83
31
.-102
162
52 ?i,
52
83
32'%
;36%
*52%
102%
*18%
20
*19%
87
1
Corp
International Corp
Coty
20
8
27% Jan
17
56
Jan
60% Jan, 6
98'/4 Apr 21
2
31
29
14
Sep
Dec
18% Jan
16
Oct
35
9
July 23
44
11
41% Dec
58% Nov
16
43 % Apr
Jan
Coty
28% Mar
25% Jan
Petroleum
Crane Co common-
723% Apr
■.1
LI 00
preferred series of 1947
Mar 30
85
41
12
3%%
102'%
52%
51 ?8
52:%
20
101%
14,800
.83
■'■
49%
53
*52%
53
102%
•
21?/8'; 22'%
51%
50
53%
*52%
"86
'
50 3 i
53
106%
136%
-100
'
53'%
*52 %
*103
51 %
preferred
Cosden
14% Apr
5% Apr
78
•
*19
3%%
59% Oct
3
—50
—5
3
24
S
2
24%
4
1501/2 Aug
12
1
8% Jan
5
11
Dec
14 >
23
Sep 15
Jan
9% Nov
3% Nov
1% Jan
104
6
35% Jan
9
13
Jan
4% May
50
preferred——50
55% Nov
15% Jan
5
preferred
convertible
13
85
5
i—
convertible
33% Jan
83
v)
6%
31
Aug
5
—
0%
82 % Dec
88
;
.
16
14
12% Apr
74% Feb
Corp
Amer
16
Jan
18
of
Oct
49% Jun
82
Jan
52
Steel
Co
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
52% Oct
2
Shares
48%
3
"41
Oct. 23
1
2
19% May 20
50% Jan 20
the Week
Friday
Oct. 23
0
18% Jan
16% Jan
Thursday
Oct. 31
Insurance
28'/Wan
19% Sep
Oct. 20
Motors
69% Jan
33
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct, 19
...
Continental
23
Oct
Monday
Far
Continental
45% Oct
31
Sales for
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
-
5
13% Apr
12
22
..
20
26
Mar
66
21
Dec
04
Highest
Oct 23
10% Sep
12?s Dec
2
38% Feb
30
Dec
63
15
NEW
Since Jan. 1
Lowest
98
96%
97
75
15%
75
75%
24%
24 %
24
>38%
38%
38%
97
■
-
*43
40%
>43
24%
38%
38%
39
43
41%
41%
*43
44
44
50
*42
42:%
*42
42%
*42
50
Cigar Corp
*43
*43%
45%
*43%
45''a
*43%
32%
32
32%
31%
52%
52%
*52
52',2
36%
37 3
32
6
24%
13,200
97'%
2.400
75%
75 %
600
24'
24%
24%
5,860
38%.
38 ?2
420
20
97?
*75
24%
25734
97%
76
97' '
77
43%
41 %
40%
*75
24%
*43-
43%
"
-7
t
•
a
*38%
39
43
*43
43? j
*42%
43? 4
41%
*41
41 !a
*41
41%
44
*43
44
*43
44
•42? 4
42 %
42'/4
*43%
451/4
*43%
45 %
82
31 %
313»
42 3
*42
4
45%
32
"70
32%
3,800
E
27% Jan
45% Dec
19
43% Jan
291/a Jan
30
Feb
11
33% Sep
25% Sep
22 % Apr
30% Aug 14
82% Jun
4
22.
July
% Apr
2
Eagle-PIcher Co
9
Eastern
34'/4 Jan
21
76% Oct
19
85% Jan
23
23% Sep
73% Jan
21
30% Apr
8
75.
Apr
88% Jur
16
97% July 22
9
93% July 30
Oct
23
39
,22% Jan
2
37
31
36% Jan
b
Jan
9
15
2
83% May 22
37% Dec 11
83% Jan
.22% Jan
95
89
76
Dec
.86
Jan 17
141/4 Apr 15
20% Feb
25
39
34
Feb
4
Aug
4
16
31
31
,26% Jan
2
40% Nov
19
38'/a Jan
14
6% Jan
2
11% Dec
15
9% Jan
7
36 % Jb
>
2
39% Dec
9
28
Jan
10
56% Dec
8
48% Jar
2
16% Dec
2
17% Jan
2
24
17
28
2
60% Feb
3
54% May 29
61% Oct
16
May
Nov
8
,11
Apr
13% Jan
30
21
Nov
28
Nov
47
Dec
24
43% May
2
2
23% Oct
13% May 14
30% Sep 11
Jan
2
22
2
19% Dec
.2" '/a .i-n
2
33
9
*S
89
"-.p
Sep
Dec
noin>
Mar 13
Jan
9
Mar
5
Mar 26
15% July 23
2
70
2
25Vb July 23
30'/2 Mai 12
Nutlonal
Amor
Watch
Gas
Electric
Max
471
Johnson
5%
Erie &
common
Evans
Products
Eversharp
8
Ex-Cell-O
21
37% Apr
9
Fairbanks
Morse
10% July 16
Fairbanks
Whitney Corp com
28% Aug 31
3IV4 Sep
Jan
11
9
Co
Co
27%
27?ij
28
28%
28?o
27',2
50
50%
50
50
50
8
8 %
7%
53%
52 %
.51
8%
54V4
53%
40
31
%
*84%
*89
7?o
8%
53
51
4G %
*89
-92!'2
•
2,800
-
92%
10
28
51
9,300
7%
"-8
28 3a
50'2
28 3 4
,50 V2
.51!
85%
40%
85!'2'
39?4 -40
991/2
1.500
8
37,600
50%
2
2,000
50%
3,500
10%
10 1/2
10%
10%
11
10? 8
11 1/4
11
11 3 8
14,000
29
28 ?o'
29 '/it
28%
28% '
283a
287«
28
28%
40,500
57?4
56%
57 ?„
53',2
54
55
55!4
4,000
55
56 %
17
15?a
16%
15%
16 3a
15V4
27'/4
27%
27%
27 %
27%
27%
34
34
34%
34
34 %
34 !o
341.8
34
34 %
*82
84
*82
84
82!2
82 ',2
81%
81 %
,3814
37%
37%
2,100
13!
13%
13 ?/8
13,600
.
15?8
2
16%
*27%
>16? 8
-27 7
27%
15,280
-
600
3,600
170
38 %
38
13 5 a
13'a
66
66»l»
*66%
67
66
66%
65'%
66
*64 3
4
65?4
100
50
*57%
59
*57'/2
59%
*57 %
59%
*57%
59%
*57%
59%
19
19%
18?a
19
18%
-18%
18%
18%
8,200
24? s
24?V
37%:
24%
24%
24?s
251,4
24 »/4
24%
15,900
36%
36%
34%
36
34 38
36%
8,580
1
—No par
common
convertible preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Finance
*84
40 %
*89
,
13%
18%
Corp
_
19%
24% :_24?'n
37'a
*29
37?-8
31
1
8'.a
8?4
25%
26%
preferred
4%
Familv
85%
90
5,300
54%
38'4
Fairmont
35
*84%
40? it
90
.50
2
40
*53%
13%
13
'29
851/2
40
95
94i
39
2
38%
14
17
*84 %
39%
40!
84
10% Jan
10
85%
*93
94%
.53!/
13%
37
Mar 12
53
381/2
40
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp 1
96
July 27
&
convertible
Foods
39%
54%
13?8
3
2
Sep
411/4
53%
34
5
28
2
*93 "2
40%
*93
38%
-
—
Sep
7 % Sep 29
94'%
40%
■
300
13%
Co
Inc
Corp
Jan
29% Jan
32.300
38
■
7
;
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78
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27%
10
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100
Equitable Gas Co
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28
Oct
4
Endlcott
27
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5
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4
;
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37%
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93%
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90%
53%
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Paso
22
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17
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88
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&
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17% Sep 21
19% Ma'
2
8% Aug 25
22% Apr
'79
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151/4 Jan
20
16
56
5
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13% Jan
Jan
18
11
4
32 ?8 Nov
Mar 20
Jun
55% Jar
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14
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13
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30
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common
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94%
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2
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22
2
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55% Aug
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27
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preferred
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18
231/2 Jun
2
7
23
10
6% Jan
44% Jan
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Oct
12% Sep
Dec
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,
7
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Jan
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79
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Eastern Gas & Fuel Asn
63% Aug 13
41% Jun
19
Jan
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4
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Oct
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27
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The Commercial
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and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 19.">8
Lowest
43
55
Lowest
Oct
13
6% Dec
May 19
2
3% Apr
11% Jan
2
17 % Dec
3
55
49 % Feb
16
32
18
7
Mar
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Dec
5% Jan
Highest
9
68
5
Fansteel
6
10% Apr
30
Fawicic
116 % Mar 10
22 % Apr
24
Fodders
47% Feb
10
69
Aug 31
24TB Aug 21
29'% Jan
52
Nov
20
19!4 Jan
22
Jun
27
29% Jan
57
Dec
30
10% May
16% Jan
17
16
Sep
27% Jan
15
30 % Nov
52% Dec
16
45% Feb
4
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20% Jan
16% Apr
25
8
21% May 26
50% Feb
6
24'% Mar 14
7
49% July 29
82% Apr
16
136
Dec
10
123
26
104% Jun
5
100
55% Feb
14
15% Apr 25
12
Nov
10% Sep
29
55
31
3
20
Oct
94
80% Jan
2
14
5
28% Sep
13% Apr
2f3
44% Jun
1
Sep 25
Sep
21
26
Jun
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3
43
Jun
28
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96
Mar 17
Jan
30
12% Jan
2
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22
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2
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Nov
5
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18
40
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9
170
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16
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July
87
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43
Mar
93
Jan
8
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2
9
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216
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7
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5
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5
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2
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19
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25
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13
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2
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24
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21
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14
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22
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18
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pfd
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Oct. 22
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64 %
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50% Dec
Jan
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Flintkote Co
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22
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2
39% Oct
issued.
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Firstamerica
Corp
Mar 11
20% Aug
45% Mar
64%
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Firestone Tire & Rubber
4%% preferred
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2
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2~5o
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Filtrol
Oct. 20
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When
2
54% July 10
24
95 %
7
37% Jan
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27% May 29
46% Dec
10
35% Apr
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16
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104
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9 % Jan
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29.,
19
45% July 28
57% Mar 20
19% Jan 12
Sep
9
Aug 21
32% Sep
85% Dec
107% Dec
25% Jan
8
20% Jan
22% Nov 21
6% Mar 10
23Tb Aug 12
70% Aug
3
13% Oct
fi
31% Sep 22
100% Sep
88
31% July 2y
56% Jan 26
44% Apr
23% Mar 13
38% Apr
2
Metallurgical
Tuesday
Oct. 19
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Corp
federal
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LOW AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
Oct
70
7%
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17
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22
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July
2OV2 Jan
2
35
Dec
32
Jan
17
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9
31
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51% Dec
45% Dec
4
Jan
3% Jan
2
7Tu Oct
22
24% Jan
14% Jail
13
2
9
39% Jan 27
Jun
40% Oct
38
Feb
19
8
General
5% Apr
13
3
Acceptance Corp
General
American
42
Aor
30V# Apr
64% Jail
19
11
29% Oct
6
36% Feb
2
18
89 % Oct
20
96% Jan
9
14 Vb Nov
1
141
Aug 25
9% Nov
7
8
2
24% Oct
38 % Nov
5
12
138
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Jan
55
19
44
29
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2
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13
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2
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2
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18
105
Sep
19
33% Jan
2
105% Oct
6
83
Aug 29
92% Jan
34-
Jan
27
4
.
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Jan
21% Apr
15% Jan
17% Jan
Feb
14
Jan
2
2,900
4,200
3,400
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10% Mar 25
28
6
42 % Apr
$8
16% Jan
84
Mar 17
Gen
66 % Jan
40
5
21
May 21
Mills
58% July
112% Mar
General
Sep 22
45
Mar 25
7
87
Mar
54% Oct
7
4
3
23
6%
2
37
Oct~20
53 % Sep
5% Jun
14
60% May
60% Aug
16
5Tk Jail
23% Sep 21
22
7
28 % Sep
29
24% Oct 23
General
19
$1.32
7
$1.30
preferred
Feb
12
35
Jan
2
44% Jan
15
Apr 29
275
Dec
15
90
258
Feb
Jan
9
12
Jan
2
91
Sep
84% Jan
2
99
Dec
4
98
Jan
2
20% Jan
2
27% Dec
29
27
Jan
2
9
90% Jan
40% Jun
8
92% Mar 26
415
Apr
99% Mar
104
28
3
Jan
26
36% Apr
28
7
21
16
Apr
16
Georgia-Pacific
Uerber
Getty
44% Mar 18
36% Jan
8
60% Oct
20
Gillette
51% Sep
15
27
96% Apr
1
Aug 19
13% Apr 29
27% Jan
8
20
47
Dec
5
3% May 15
175
53% May 19
July 10
81% Dec 29
Sep
18
29% July 13
50% Jan 27
10
24% May 20
2% Oct
172
Jan
19
42
9
76% Jail 14
117% Jan
7
Feb
12
124% Dec
30
Jan
2
39% Nov
3
35% Jan
2
41
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2
49 % July
31
1
42 % Apr
1
Jan
2
3% Dec
3
2% Sep
21
9
8% Oct
13
8% Sep 25
6% July 14
31
Sep 18
May 7
28% Jan 31
62% NOV 20
56
27 % Jan
3
41
Dec
2
38% Jan
Oct
28
88
July
8
74
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3
46
9% Dec
Dec
24
59
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17
31
Apr
30
61
30% Jan
2
22
37
-
Dec
11
2
Jun
22
8% Jan
7
15
37 % Sep
18
Oct
1
10
26% Jan
45 % July
2
Sep
1
4% Jan
4
Feb
10 % Mar
50
Aug 31
84% Mar
Oct
19
39% Dec
141% May
29
24 % Oct
23
14% Jan
47% Feb
19% Dec
11
17% Jan
2
80% Jun
87
Apr
26% Dec
17
17% Mar 20
7% Dec 16
10% Jan
10
For
footnotes
see
page
24.
28
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14
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48 "4
48
49
48
48 7
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3,800
18%
18
18%
17%
18%
17%
17%
17%
18%
32,100
59
59%
60
60%
59%
60%
59%
60%
59 7
60%
13,600
4.7%
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47%
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5
48
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48 Vi
47 1
96
94
94
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96
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22
22%
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21%
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22
1
24 V,
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24%
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24%
90,300
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45
15
45%
45 Vii
45%
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45%
44'%
44 Va
4,200
20%
20 %
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21%
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21%
20%
20 T„
20 Va
20%
1,400
i
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2%
2%
2%
2%
2 "4
2%
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2%
2%
6,100
10o
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5
88 %
126 V*
4
39%
39 V,
1
45%
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common.
preferred
205
88%
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88
125 Tii
122%
39
39%
39%
205
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85%
205
-
200
96
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1,900
205
87%
85 Va
86%
7~600
121%
123%
122%.
124 %
13,300
39%
39%
39 %
39 Va
40
46
88 %
124
2,500
45 %
45%
45%
45%
45 7,,
44%
45 "a
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2 %
2%
2%
2%
2%
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2%
12,200
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9%
9 %
9%
9%
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9
9
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7
6%
33%
34
33 %
73
73%
48
5
48 %
100
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1
13%
77
72
46%
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13%
12%
73%
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6%
71%
72%
46
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73
73
75
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77
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39%
38 %
38%
38 Vb
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28 Va
28
28
27%
27 7
51%
52 Va
51%
50
52
52%
52 %
52 T«
52 VH
27 V«
27%
27
27 %
26%
126 %
126%
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12"8
6,900
3", 800
38%
37"4
38
27%
27%
27%
27%
2,400
50 "4
49 ".4
50 %
49 T«
50 V*
4,400
52 T 4
51%
52 Va
51 %
52 "4
5,200
27 %
26%
27
26Ta
26%
2,700
24%
25%
24%
25
24%
25
21TB
.
21%
21%
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211
21%
21%
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126
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8,000
a
127 Va
126
1,500
34%
71%
27%
51 %
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45%
1
25
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34!
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77
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6%
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34
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3
96
9
33%
1
47
47 %
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12.50
.
46%
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2%
33%
100
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87
123%
5
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*176
47%
5
common
preferred
a
9
1
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;
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205
87%
124%
3%%
Western
Vb
10
common
City Steel
,
No par
preferred
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
„
2t%
10
__
Union Co
21,900
5
;
Inc
Co
49%
50
18%
'
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common
Corp ex distribution
Grant (W T)
49Ti,
49%-
'
10
Granby Mining Co Ltd
4%%
50V,
40 "4
59
100
Graham-Paige Corp
Greyhound
49%
102%
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25
Co
(H
80
491
102
5",
Gould-National Batteries Inc
Grace (W R) & Co
7%
80
49%
102%
10,900
53%
1
Glidden
Green
80
101%
58",
No par
22V* Jan
80
40%.
No par
18
33
105
52 %
5 Ti,
Great
4
32%,
103%
53 T „
58%
30% Feb
12
29,100
32%
80%
2
27 la
104%
57
Northern Iron Ore Prop
Great Northern Paper Co
Great Northern Ry Co
12
261,i
„
80 %
a
200
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51%
101%
102
64,300
34%
104 %
*55
Gt
31% Dec
32 3
78
97%"
4
Globe-Wernicke
Great
32%
2,400
39,500
34%
54
0%
53 %
130
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1,600
90%"
104
102!,
54%
57
Co
Brothers
Granite
31%
103
53 %
57
Co
Alden
Grand
27:*..;
58
Co
conv
25%
54%
*33
2.50
$4.50 preferred—;
GYo
26%-'
*56%
31% July 2
60% Aug 12
59% Apr 27
el% Nov
85% Jan
4
16% July 17
55 Tb Jan
6
146% Jun
4
18
37Tb Aug
4
78% July 29
20% Jan
126
4
May 28
"*99%"
25%-
75%
35%
'90 %
25 T»
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
11
32
104
77%
35%
100Tr<
5%
2
42 Tb Aug 28
54% July 15
317,,
102
36
~98%
32!.,
1
July 28
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26%
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154
July
32%
103%
36
101r%
25%
10c
103% Jun
230
106
26T<:
57 Va
Gocbel Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodrich Co (B F)
131% Jan
49% Sep 21
25% Mar 23
28
*35
99 Va
40
25
Gladding McBean
Glen
Vt
36 V,
-
57! 'a
Corp
Products
Glmbel
99 V,
53%
_______1
23
Oil
*35 V.
-r—
*
6.67
Genesco Inc
71
92 % Jan
75%
No par
preference
28% Jan
10
78
__l
preferencepreference
2
54% Apr 24
14
76 Tii
No par
conv
22
69
75
4%%
21
Mar 30
77%
50
preferred
$5
77%
*49
Electronics
Oct
30
4% Jan
&
4 % %
5 % %
45 %
78 V.i
No par
(series
Time Cor.p
Tire & Rub
17% Oct
94% May 21
24% Dec 22
2
157% Jan
General
48
39% Dec
9
2% Jan
Tele
General
15
19% Sep
28
Genl
29
49% Oct
3
89 % Jan
May
30% Oct
10
15% Apr
17
83
64% Dec
Jan""3
21% Jan
8
6
104 % May 28
76%
15
preferred
26% July
79
Aug
29
44%,
—_l
preferred
$1.30
50% Dec
1
Telephone Co
3
8%
28 T„
10
Castings
13
8%
45 Tu
C
Corp
Railway Signal
Realty & Utilities
Steel
8"„
29",,
103
General Refractories
General
8 VB
2,-000
3,400
44%
lOe
General
Oct
32
1
29
102 '6
General Public Utilities
May 22
77%
311
46 1 ii
*80
Co
preference
2
35
77%,
29%
32
Public Service
23
31
38
v
Tit
25 Ti,
Equipt Corp
18
Jan
-
79
32",
44
No par
preferred—
26% Oct
38%
39
32%
15
39 % Feb
21
2,600
29%
No par
Precision
conv
8%
5,600
25%.
1%
Cement
29% Feb
34% Dec 31
231% Jan
General
8 %
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'
a
31%
46%
]
—
29% Feb
7
33 % Apr
$2.98
4
15
8%
38 !a
79
32%
'•
40
91
31%
31%
29%
3
$3 convertible preferred
6
*8%
38%
31 %
-
145
45 %
;
Portland
conv
*77%
31%
-31%
12 It
8%
46 !a
ZlOo
20
2
44%
$1.60
79%
31 %
32%
12
144%
.
9
30 TB
common
25% Aug
7
24% Sep 28
3
79
General
May 25
*
Zl
Corp
$5 preferred
Preferred $3.75 series
General Ohldoor
Advertising
45% May 11
37%
*77%
31%
s%
8%
31%
12' T
145
8!i't
5
Motors Corp common
issued
38%
12
145
30
Carp——r_-—Na~par
General
33
38 %
12 >4
160
46%
:
preferred
May~25
9
31 Tii
79%
.30".,
"
145
8%
39
*
~~
12 %
*143%
8%
a
32 %
79
4
'
w*
12%
143%
8 '
91
__i
Corp
General
103
i
2
ZZZ.5
Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co_.
General Finance
Generul Foods
31%
38%
100
;
8%
12%
143%
115
8
Z.Z5
Corp
12'a
143 Va
No par
Controls Co
25
83
129
Finance
*
2
General
84% Apr
12Va
No pat
Contract
General
2
90% Aug
5
Cable Corp com.
4% 1st preferred
General Cigar Co Inc—
39% Mar 18
52% Jan
16
Texas
Corp_.__._Z
Instrument
22 % Apr
Feb
or
common.
preferred
General
60
6,000
2,900
25%,
38% May 8
37% Aug 25
114
Mar 3
Oct
30%
59",
101% Oct 20
25
30%
59
29% Jan
4
30%
25%.
6
11
2,700
*90 VII
24
Nov
0%
45
"
20
27% Sep
91
0%
*41
'
Jan
28
*89%
0"i,
45
«i,
General
25
25
SOT;,
*41
59
31 % Feb
Sep" 16
31
4,500
2(1
52% Feb
28%
45
*30%
18 "a
91
43%
3
6%
*41
31
18%
25%
9
Oct
6%
45
Tii
18T,'i
58%
16% Feb
30
6%
1-8%
*89 Ti,
Co
74 % Fob- 9
12% July
91
*90
30
9,700
58%
36% Sep 13
31% Jan 28
4
*41
31%
•
26%
19
Dec" 16
45
3)%
18%
5%
31
58 %
23
24% Sep
*41
18%
45 T„
.5%
*30
26 %
78% Sep
42 % Jan
38%
6%
44
5%
31%
60
22
3
18%
6%
5 Vi,
*30
26%
2
15
18%
6%
44%
-
90
101 % Oct
6
18%
6%
43%
5 %
32
59
6
7
13%
1
44%
*
5
_*30
26
16
41
41 %
5 1 it
89%.
Nov
Aug 25
42
32
60 V,
Jun
27- May 26
44% Jan
2
5
*30
26%
When
■
41%
5%
32
59%
52
Dec
42
25 "a
117% Jan
44
8,200
5
117
6
6,100
43%
Transportation—!.25
30% Sep
3
31%
41%
OH
Sep 22
Sep 22
30% Jan
30%
42 %
Amer
2
79% Dec
30 V,
42'
Baking Co
2
67% Nov
29%
42%
Amer
9% Jan
8
30
41
aenerul
33% Oct
Apr
-
29%
41 %
General
5
Apr 29
57
30%
General
6
Jan
%
40%
17%
22
Jan
General
18
30
41%
18 Tit
14%jan 22
45% May 11
25% July
7% Feb
400
30%
18
67% Mar 11
37% Oct 21
75% Jun 26
24
5,300
47 %
5 Vii
100
Bronze
10
24%
*40%
*30
5o
com
Bancsharcs Corp
9% Nov
22%
46%
1
$4.50 preferred
General
"~7
7,300
22%
46%
1
6% convertible
preferred.
General American
Investors
General
7% Nov
18",,
22'/a
46%
41%
50
com__
10
11
Dec
Imlus
18%
22%
46%
41%
ZZi
com
17%
22
46%
39
9
27
a
Inc
preferred
18%
22 %
46%
9
22
43% Dec
29 T
Industries
convertible
18%
22%
46%
7
7% Feb
93% Jun
10
Wood
4%%
18%
23
16
31% Oct
7
Apr
Gar
7
3
14
Feb
Dec
Jan
75
8
9
Apr
u
51 % Feb
'
9
Mar
%
30
:
_—Z_Z_Z__
5
ZZZZ_ZZZ"~~Z2
Co
19% Sep
102
2
Dec
Gardner-Denver
Corp
Garrett
37% Jan
8
18
22%
j*6"..
5
_no n-ir
5
36 7
25
8
Co
10
40Va Sep
2
10% Jan
j
common
preferred—Z ~5()
22
20
2
11
Gamewcll
'
;
Inc
convertible
4% Sep
26
Jan
56% May 21
50% Jun
5%
28% Sep
7% Nov
9% Jan
9
Co
Gamble-Skogmo
17% Jan
67 !a Nov
125
20
Gabriel
12
7
24% Feb
May 11
26% July 23
51% Mar 17
27
22
6
15
33
2
12
Oct
34
3% Jan
Oct
28
it) '/a Jan
45% Jan
17% Nov
2
52% Apr
26% Jan
94
12% Jan
[
100
*86 V,
87%
*36%
87%
*86%
87%
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
22%
22%
21 %
22%
21%
21%
Guantanarao Sugar
1
6Ta
6%
*6%
6%
*6%
6%
21
6"a
127%
126
20,700
126%
1,480
6,400
24 7 «
24%
24%
22
21T4
22
87%
86 Va
86!
21%
21%
21 %
15,200
6%
1,000
6%
6
10.500
a
30
17
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
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.
Monday, October 26, 195$
.
(1746)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW1 YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 195H
May
9
52
Mar
5
101
Feb
30% Feb 17
79
July 13
127% Jan 22
9
70% Sep
29
21
104% Sep
lti
Dec
129
25
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
25 Va Sep
28 % Nov 17
75% Dec 22
Mobile & Ohio RR
Oulf
Far
"
copa.No par
—No par
25
preferred
$5
Oil Corp
Gulf
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Itange Since Jan. I
Highest
Lowest
14
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 15)
Oct. 20
*27%
70
Gulf States Utilities Co—
84
Sep
19
90
Oct
30
102 Va J "
P8
13
10
100
Jun
93% Sep
25
109
May
Sep
8
89% Apr
Sep 21
84
l
95% Jan
Jun
81
May 29
96
13
32
9
28
Oct
5
94
Jan
9
Aue
7
91
Apr
9
98
Oct
2k
104V2 Mar
99
1
Oct
2
105'/2 Mar
3
4
—No par
Common
preferred
-100
84.40 dividend preferred
—100
$4.44 dividend preferred
_10n
$5 dividend preferred
100
$5.08 dividend preferred——100
$4.20 dividend
30'
83
85%
111%
*85
<
109%
*69
110%
29'
29%
82:!
83
83
85'
85%
85%
85 V
'85
88
'85
88
'98
99
*98
99
100
*98
100
45
45
88
*98'
9b
30
*85
99
*98
*98
29%
100
.
Shares
27
29%
*83
111%
18,300
30%
9,200
84%.
85
*85
*98
99
100
*98
230
88
93
98
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85 v:
80
.
1.700
70
110%
83
85' i
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>
26V,
70
30
'81 %
85
27%
*69
the Week
Oct.
83
29 %
30%
i
83
27
70
110%-
111%
110%
Friday
Oct. S3
27%
27
*69
70
'69
111%
110%
27%:
27%
27%
'69
Sales for
-
Thursday
Oct. 21
100
Tib
II
38% Jan
3
47% July
49% Apr
7
Feb
20
48% Mar 31
Hackensack Water
49% Oct
23
71% May 19
Halliburton
44 K
69
2
Aug-14
29% Nov 18
25% Jan
13% May 20
70;
20
Jan
21
29% May 22
5
24% Dec
8
2
99
Dec
8
88
21% Jan
'1
33 % Sep
26
26 % Jan
2
41
30
Jan
13
123
Nov
10
30
20% Mar 31
Jan
7
32% Dec
44% Dec
38
2
13
Jan
6c/o
52% May
44% J{»n
6
5
Harsco
3
Harshaw
Corp
Corporation.:—.
Chemical
—
34"',,
34%
56
56
56 '-i
54%
53%
54%.
*
,
4
46511
24"Vi
24'%
%
-v247h
a
1,700
V 140
57
57
3,400
55
55%
5,700
100%
98
IOC
34 V,
34
34
56%
57%
54%
53%
*123
125
123
125
2,000
47.%;
42%
27%
46;1 i
46%
3,200
40%
41 'a
40 7»
413,
3,900
128%.
46%;
41 %
28%
"'46 %
41%
47
47%
41 %
28
5
24
125
*.123
125
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—2.50
Co__——;
98
34 •
53%
100
-1
——
98
34%
55%
34"'!,
:
27%
28 V,
27%-
27V,
2,600
46 %
Hart Schaffncr & Marx
10
*45%
46%
46 Hi
46%
46 V-
46 V.
600
10%
10%
10 5,
10%
10%
11
10'a
10'a
3,800
*37%
38':,
*37%
38%
*37%
*373 V
: 38%
79% May 7
16% Jan 12
America .common—iJ
4%preferred-—-——
50
Haveg Industries Inc.—
—1
Hayes Industries Inc
5
Heinz (H J) Co common
25
3.65% preferred..
100
51%
53 %
51%
"-14%
14%
14 %
14 14
14
14 V,
13'
84
81
81
80
81
80
*78%'
81
Heller (W E) & Co
1
*37%
'38
W) common.
10
7% nonpumulative preferred—25
Hercules Motors—33;.————No par
32 %
Dec
36% Jun
9
43% Sep 21
12% Jun 19
.
Nov
17
64% Jan
10
6
30% Dec
33% Dec
8
2
25
Jun
27
19% Nov
10
38
90% May
5
38% Oct
23
34% May 11
16 % Jan
19
Nov 20
50
118
3
31
Apr 23
105
66
Jan
2
34
Jan
8
70% Nov
14
118% Apr 16
80
July 9
Sep 29
19
36% Dec 31
13
37% Mar 13
25% Jun
3
72% July 21
7
Jan
61
38% May" l
107% Oct 31
35% Nov 20
15% Sep
July 27
30% Apr 16
32% Sep 22
12
2
85
2
75% Sep 22
27% Apr 14
89% Feb 21
17% Jan
Mar
July 15
12% Apr 13
39 % Apr 20
Jan
a7% Jan 16
22
7
15% Nov
23% Jan
28% Oct
13% Jan
9
85
7
Jan
Powder
Hercules
5%
—
80%
preferred
117
July 22
Hewitt-Robins Inc-i
$4%
2nd pfd
38'
32%
32%
*32 Va
1
32'
38 V a
33«a
33 %
2,800
81
1,100
1,000
460
33%.
18'%
19
V\
18%
19 V,
19
'
19
65%
65%
65%
65 3
,
67%
107%
107%
*106
300
38 3,
4,200
29%
18 V,
5,000
38:1,
37%
32
29'i,
30 V..
28%
18%
97
78%
38 %
18%
*69%
69%
17%"
18%
69'
69%
*96
98
96%
97
78
18':,
18%
69 %
a
107>.,
*77
*76%
38%,
31%
32:,h
17%
106
%
77%
38
38%
3,100
(>,900
:.v 20
107'a
*106
77 %
l"78
'691
(conv)——No par
10
38%
65 %
31%
5
3,300
"
32%
*32
.
13%.
81
*78%
81
38 V,
32 %
9,2&6
533,
a
18%
38 %
Heyden Newport Chem Corp..
1
3%% preferred series A——100
72% Aug 25
38
32%
32%
78
1
—
,
37;',i
32
53
•65%'
*106
Corp——No par
-
*78%
81
78%
%
53%
51%
18%
'
Co
53
38 V,
65
-
100
—_—_
Hershey Chocolate
•:
32%
32%.
2 1/12
cdminon
*46
•
,
'
(G
Hertz
•
2
Helme
23% July 22
5
64% Jan
Hat Corp of
46% Apr 27
42% July 29
23
29
74% May 29
88 % Nov 28
7
Jan
Hammond Organ Co
preferred
Harris-intcrtype
1TJ2\
Apr
Co
24 "4
98
■
4£
83% Oct
74
Paper
24 V«
99
26% Feb
67
Jan
24%
98
34
2
11% Jan
V 23%
14
43% Jan
60
3,300
17
51 % Dec>31
26% Jan
9,400
26
18
38
6
35% Dec
50%
26
%
9% Dec
22% Apr 25
12% July 14
-53% Jan
49V,
26
34
9
Feb
300
51 %
25%
29% Nov
29
22% Jan 20
10
45:V»
50%
*45
36% Nov
20 % Apr
32% Jan
44
51
26%
Harbison-Walk Refrac com——7.50
30'A Jan
30
28% Jan
59% July
122% July
1
13
3"% Jan
Hammermill
5
36% Aug 14
65'/« May
6
39% Jan
Apr
45 31
50%
25%
5
19
44% Feb
Mar 17*
45
50%
26%
-100
—2.50
—1
28% Jun
19
Jan
Printing Co—
convertible, preferred
114% Aug 31
10
30
(W F)
4%
6
Nov
23
Hall
Hamilton Watch Co common.-——1
Feb
47% Dec
140
July 23
45%
50 %
26
-25
—
Well Cementing—5
Oil
■
69V,
4
*97
98
11,200
69 V,
40
v-
50
100
f
16% Jan
2
33% Dec
19
31% Jan
7
41
Aug 27
9% Jan
10
15% Dec
31
13% Oct 22
21
Jan
■
12% Nov
l4
11 % Oct
19
17% Jan
3
25% Dec
12
21% Jan
5
25% Jan
2
30
22% Jan
2
47% Dec
31
39% Feb
24
67% Dec
16
9% Jan
20
15% Apr
2
Hilton Hotels Corp—
Hires Co (Charles E)_.
2,50
27
22
Holly Sugar Corp common
37%
28%
27
a
*23%
24
29 V,
*29 V,
293,
43%
42 %
43
42%.
43
41 %
42 V,
4,400
46'
45%
46
44%
45 1,
45
46
5,100
Honolulu
45%
7
39% Nov 20
35
85
Sep
5
92
82
8
Jan
2
19
Jan
7
8% Nov 20
29% Nov 21
Sep 17
5% Sep
9
18
Sep 21
47% July 22
90% Apr 13
9% Apr
6
32% Apr 3Q
19 % Jun
24
Feb
5
41
Feb
12
37% Jan
2
80% Mar
2
Jan
31
15% Feb
10
23% Nov
28
36% Jan
9
41% Dec
3
27% Jan
13
39% Sep
16
74% Dec
30
Jan
2
29
84
Jun
6
37% Sep 18
30% Sep 25
71% Oct 29
81
Dec
1
90
Jun
6
79
92
Feb
20
97 % Aug 13
87
Sep 18
64% Sep 21
52% Jun 12
8% Jan 22
75
5% Jan 10
40% Apr 14
13% Jan 27
63
50 %
72% Jan
2% Jan
96% Jan 30
5%
convertible
preferred
$2.25 convertible preferred
4.40%
15
18% Sep 29
Howard Stores Corp
8
27
July 13
Howe
Sep 21
66
Mar 17
87% Dee
19
6% Oct 20
38% Dec
2
11
.3
24% Dec
1
Dec
31
18
-
Jan
5
05% Sep
21
*
5% Jan
7
26% Oct
Jun
25
38%
19% Oct
13
23% July
35
16
93% July 30
8% July 22
Jan
29
9
41%
83
83
100:
11.200
413,
5% preferred series A
Hupp Corp common
5% convertible pfd scries A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
19
19%
18%
183
20%
20%
21%
21%-
37%
37
37'a
30%
30%
*37
30%
31
30%'
71%
72
71%
72
•21
'
71
*37*
•
200
V 21%
' 37",
2,400
30%
71 'a
%
*79
82
*79
*87%
89
*87%
88
*87%
300
88
69%
50%
51
70%
70 3,
70%
16
15 %
15%
19%
19V,
20
50%
50%
50 3,
50%
70%.
*
25 ;
25%,
24%
25%
25V,
25 7
86
86
86
86':!
85%
85 V.
6%
7
.25%,
„
*86
6 V,
ii
6%
*37%
•37%
.37 %
37%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 V.
'
37%
*37
70'..
"37
8.200
-
2,000
217800
r?o3,
25 V861
6Vt
I 9'a
7 \
v
15 V „ " 15%
l'J7;ir 20%
50 \!
•
16
19%
15%
18%
69
67ii
3,700
82
'
.
-
-
71'..
82
18%
—100
—1
50
5
6.300
30 3
*79
88
*15%
170
6,300
6%.
19 V:
*18%"
1
'•
83
:'
a
82
68 Va
•
6%
-
^87%
.1
1
(Delaware)
Co
6%
21!,ii
37
63
6 311
5 7 i;
*18%
30%
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
Sound
■
*79
Hudson Bay Min «fe Sin Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com
5
13
41%
83
,71%
100
preferred
11% Jan
Oct
41
83 *
37
Household.Finance common—No par
3%% preferred
100
4% preferred
;
100
13% Jan
22
41%
83
•21
50
18
Jan
41 %
6%
19"
Houdaillc-Industries Inif common--3
17
75
42
83
'
6%
25
Nov
20% Nov 17
2
35% Feb
6
41%
3,000
%
*
No par
:
America common—l
14% Dec 30
2
13% Jan
85% Mar
-4
83
5
cum
$4.25 preferred-]
Hotel Corp of
15% Dec
17
20% Jan
Sep 23
Hooker
10
2,600
11V,
23 7
29 V,
65% Jan
Oil
in.;
11%
23%
42%
_
1L%
11%
29%
29%
23% Apr
•
300
"17,600
a
23%
24
*29%
Corp—
Chemical Corp
29 7
23"',,
*23%
2
13%
28 V,
*29 Hi
10
5% convertible preferred——30
Hoinestake Mining
12.50
(l
13V,
29%
*11%
11%
11%
-5
29% Sep 10
49% Jan 21
/
.
>•••"3.300
13%
27 Va
"
r
27% Feb,.J?
39% Apr! 29'
*4 % Oct 22
May 21
30%
37
36%
13%
37%
14
28 %
*13%
14':,
27%
50c
36
3814
37%
*13%
1
Hnifman Electronics Corp
Holl&nd Furnace Co,,
21
3,200
.
'•
3,600
,1W
.
a
67a
27,700
-
37
300
.
"
19%.
19%
1,200
*
"■
50
29% Jan
13
50%
38% Dec 31
2
41
Oct
Oct
9
7
1
52% Jan 22
2
51
Jun
23
2
47% Feb
3
2
38% Nov 20
6% Apr 25
9% Nov
2
Jan
2
101
Nov
May 27
162
July 18
35% Jan
24% Nov 12
2
13
43
41% Oct
20
18
2
26% Sep
30
9
23
30
6
109
163
Oct
19
n
86% Oct
20
Jan
2
25
385% May 12
39% Jan 27
138
28
13% Apr
1
21% Aug 27
17% Feb
9
70% Jan
17
95
86% Jan
12% Jan
8
13
Jan
2
13 Va Dec
31
65% Feb
27
122% Nov
7
Sep 25
96% July 16
16% Nov 11
13
7
71
13
Sep 25
Sep 22
68% Sep 23
18
125
Mar 20
33% Jan
2
41% Oct
30
37
Feb
10
6
32
Aug
4
28
Feb
3
33% Dec
2
19
2
13
10
14
15% Jan
2
19% Feb 25
82
Jan
15
Dec
2
31
35% Aug
7
38% Jun 10
34% July 16
44% Nov 19
,
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
26% Sep
33% Oct
3
3
90% May 12
28% Mar 19
28% Feb
9
17% Jun
32
35
23
88
Jan 24
34% Apr 23
52% Dec 31
53
56% Dec
Dec
31
31
35
Apr 11
61
Dec
30
93
Mar
38
May 22
99% Aug
54% Oct
8
For
4
footnotes
see
page
24.
7
P
Sep 22
39%,
39%
39%
39%
39%
40 %
*39 Va
40 V:
-39%
40 Va
*41 %
42';
*41%
4*
•41 'a
42
47%
-46%
47 '
44
*42'
41
*41
42.
47%
♦42 Va
*40%.
39
-
.
47%.
44
,
47%
38%
7%
7%
47
1
Interlake Iron
July 30
27% Jun
106%
Aug
4
3
69
Jun
2
23
172% July 15
37
Jan
5Q% Sep
12
1
37% Aug 21
45% May
6
39
July 30
40
Aug 18
19% Mar 5
38
May 27
40% Apr 20
7%
No par
49%
„_20
41
.
38%,
Packers
International Paper
$4 preferred—
Rys of Cent Amer
5%
preferred.
com
100
*70
Island Creek Coal
57
Feb 2g
78% Oct 22
88
Apr 21
Sep 21
49% Feb
9
59% Jan
2
ran
2
44'A Oct
23
38
87'.,
142
-
29%
,
%
47
391111
*28
18 V,
39%
*73«
7%
.';goo
47%
18 3
1
18%
14,000
18
45%
85
82 3
82
L50
83%.
*150
154
7'a
1,600
*150
47'a
8,800
t
156
45%
48
17,100
40
40
41
40%
*28
29
28
29
38
39
37%
37 3
88
88
3,90b
41%
29
v
.
300
'
38%
*87
38%
88%
29
28%
28%
27%
28
416
408%
413%
405 Va
412
52 %
142%
142%
52%
517u
142%
142%
30%
29%
*70
72..
18%.
85%
*7%
71
*70
50 5 »
*70
71
52
142%
u
405 %
50%
142
•
27 V,
6.400
410
18,000
52%-
1,7,100
143%
30
293«
71
1,450
297a
71
29%
30
90
88 Va
*87.
27 3
1,900
1
71
8,700
.
100
20 3-,
21
21
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
1,200
No par
97
96%
97 V«
96%
97%
96%
98 V,
97 %4
98%
22,500
89.600
1
7.50
20 V*
21%
128%
129%
129
*88
21%
22%
22 %
23%
129 7»
128%
129%
89
88
21 %
23%
21%
128
22 3
«
129
12,100
128
129%
*88
88
88%
88%
88 %
500
5,000
88
88%
No par
12%
13
,*
12%
13
12%
13
13 V.
13 V,
13 Vu
13"-,
61%
*61%
62
*61%
62
61
62
61%
61%
14(5
146
*143'a
61%
-143 %
35%
35 3 4
47 V
48%
25
*143%
143%,
143 %
*143%
35%
35 Vu
35%
35',,
48
48 %
*33
146
34 Va
35 V,
35
47V,
33%
33%
300
37%
38%
105,900
35 %
35 7u
7,600
37%
38%
37%
34 Va
35%'
35V4
35:%
35%
35%
35%
35 7„
36%
36%
35%
35%
34%
35%
18:%
18%
1834
19
18%
19%
19
19
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
33;!-1
33%
333,
1
36%
36 V a
36 Va
36%
35Va
34%
35%-
35'a
36%
35 Va
36
10
35%
35%
50c
common
34 %
*35%
34%
36%
34 %>
__i
*119
120
119
8
41
41
41
41%
20'%
20%
20%
20%
119
34
34%
47%
35%
35%
19
3,300
19
*33%
800
2,200
33%
700
36
36
*35%
33%
35%
36
3,400
35%
35%
35 "a
1,800
33^%
2;600
34
120
120
*119
40%.
41
40
41%
20 V,
20V,
20
20%
*119
2,000
35
47%
*33%
36%
34%
36%
34'a
37%
••
200
35%
38V;
'48%
34
36%
-
280
146
48.%
47%
34
a
35
"
5
preferred
Jaeger Machine Co
7
28
39 V,
39
39
96%
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co
May 12
49 3 8
39%,
52%
■
18%
84%
7? a
3.50
Interstate Power Co
-140
;; '..*"50
20:%
common
15
23% Jan
41%
a
5
.
7% preferred
—25
International Telep & Teleg-Nopar
International Utilities Corp
5
Interstate Dept Stores
1
23
31% Jan
527 it
7%
*150
28
28%
30%
100
Jan
86
19%
85
154
38
413
142V,a
30
No par
Jan
July 23
Sep 18
51%.
142
No par
International Salt
International Shoe—
$6
39%
38%
,
No par
Int'l
50% Mar 18
79
29%
417%
5
Limited
45
19% Sep 22
16% Sep 22
28%
100
com
common
.
89
412%
No par
!
preferred
:
International Mining Corp
Int'l Nickel of Canada
International Silver
38%
1
123
48 V4
a
86%
*87
Va
5
15
2
7'
39 %
28
38
Corp
:
48 Va
39%
28
100
common—
44
*41
-5,300
47V:
'42%
',U
^
41
28 Va
39%
1
5
common
14
33% Oct
116% Sep
36% Jan
*150
48:%
4%
International
84 %
85,
154-
inc
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
18%
19%
84
150
Machines
preferred
18%
No par
37% Jan 21
Sep 21.
9
97
4% %
*46%
44
41%
10,600
"
7%
-100
Corp
preferred—
.3.900
8,400"
•:,
"
*42%
44
*40%
41
39 Va
39
47'..
♦421/4
'
1.
.T
■
"
Iowa Elec Light & Power Co
Iowa-Hllr,oi8 Gas & Elec Co
Iowa Power & Light Co___
33 % Jun
40
62 % Dec
80
2
35% Oct
17
39%
*39%
?41%
:
Ctfs
Harvester
16% Jan
2
Jan. 28
39%
40%
*39%
common
Int'l
14
13
May 28
44%
42
6% preferred
Inland Steel Co—
57% July 10
153% Jan 14
35 % Apr 30
10% Sep
Jan
Jan
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand
Business
20
Sep 15
6ct"l7
30
43%
39%
40%
—100 pesos
Int'l
28
Jan
33%
7
22 % Oct
25
34% Nov
S A
May 29
133 y4 Sep
94
Jan
28
3
31% July
488
7
56
7
Apr
7
Mnv
4
May
45V,
29Va
44 V,
39 V,
45
"
July 17
May 7
May 6
July 6
19
88
Dec
40
118
55
18
Oct
m
Feb
136
32% July 14
29% Jan
10% Feb
Oct
11
Oct
44'
30 3 a
43'a
50
Interchemical
Dec~30
44
30 V
45
*41 %
50
preferred
50
4.20% preferred.
;
50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
43 % Aug 14
95 Va Feb 24
Dec
27% Jan
Aug 13
43%
31%
44%
*39%
4.42%
Insuranshares
Jun
13% Jan
41 %
July 28
43% May 8
33% Sep 15
78% Jun 13
31
14
43%
30%
46Vu
Inspiration Cons Copper
44
32% Sep
5
Jan
45% Mar 18
x43 %
46
'3%.
31%
preferred
29
166
22
Jan
47
44 %
31%
43 Va
%-■
45%
4.26% preferred—.
4.70% preferred—
50% Mar 18
2
21% Jan
4.08%
50
44
31
5
common
4
3
32
3
Jan
Illinois Power Co
Apr
28
Oct
100
10
77% Oct
149
26% July 7
68% Jan 13
57% Jan
42% Sep
43% Feb
47
44%
-No par
15
—,
Illinois Central RR Co
34% Sep 21
94
5
10
50
Co
21
12
143
7% Jan
Cement
55% Jan
13
Jan
7
Ideal
—]
Oct
37
88
Idaho Power Co
29% Dec
Oct~T
18% Jun
12
Industrla Electrica De Mexico
7% Oct
1
86
7
40% Sep 25
36% Jun 26
13
Jan
22% Jan
35
,
Jun
Dec
65
Sep 21
3,8% Oct
9
45% Dec
156
Apr 17
43 'A
40% Sep 29
46% May 25
Jun
42% Dec
29% Jan
14
39
23
47% Jan 21
3
47
Jan
48
13
42
Dec~31
52
29% Oct
33% Jan
42% Mar 18
33%
*119
120
40 V,
20
20%
17
20
40%
17%
2,900
-
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
81% July
6
103% Feb 16
59% July 28
—3
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
l
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—.100
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
—1
3%% preferred
Johns-Manvllle Corp
Johnson & Johnson
Jones
&
Laughlin Steel
5% preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
17%
17%
17%
17-'B
81
81
81
81
44%
46
46
46
45%
*77%
18%
17
17%
81
80
80
46
44J
4
45 %
43%
79%
78%.
78%
*78%
79 Va
4,700
140
81
79%
—5
50
50%
50
50 jb
50
50%
50
50%
49%
66%
67 %
65
66
55
65%
63%
65
63%
64%
-10
76
77%
75
77%
74'a
76
73%
75%
.iod
98 3 4
98%
*98%
99
08%
98%
98
98%
461
47%
45 3 4
47%
45%
46 V
45%
45%
6,000
.
10
51
—5
1
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Volume
190
Number 5893
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1747)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1938
Lowest
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan: 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Oct. 1!)
Far
Oct. 20
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Friday
Oct. 22
the Week
Oct. 23
Thursday
Oct. 21
Shares
K
28
47% Oct
13
68% Jan
2
98% Nov
11
39% Jan
7
45% Mar
83
2
23
Feb
37
Feb
93% Feb
38% Jan
78
85
Oct
2
29
Oct
28
90% Oct
6
87
Dec
88
Dec
5
50% Jan
10
34
9
Jan
2
29% Jan
Jan
2
48
16
112% Dec
65
120
44
107
Feb
10
135
July 27
110
Jan
9
10
7
May
1
20
130
July 27
22
82
50%
Dec~23
86
Feb
46% Oct
14
75
92% May 29
103
May
96
Jun
19
10
42% Dec
Jan
2
29% Dec
18% Oct
30
75% Jan
27
33% Jan
2
38
Feb .25
20% Jan
30
7
Jan
2
.46% Jan
16
19% Apr
22
25% Jan
13
50
Sep
4
33
Mar
4
16% Jan
42% Oct
7
July 27
45% Oct
60 % Nov
11
11
46% Nov
7
43
70% Nov 21
59
7
29% Feb
45% Nov 11
86
17
22% Jan
2
Jan
7
Apr
29
117% Feb
24
Kennecott
64
5
,
21
20
2
17% Oct 21
13% May
31% Jun
1
43% Nov
12
34
7
46%
Sep
8
Feb
26
22
18% Oct
35
Aug
*79%
82
*79
¥2
82
*7.9 ¥2
88
*86 ¥2
88
*86%
88
*83
85%
85 ¥2
*83
95 ¥2
*86
88
*86%
Kress
13% Jan
2
22% Dec
24
19% Oct
22% Jan
6
33% Dec
18
'29% May
3% May 19
4% Nov
6
3% Feb
-25 % Dec
11
24% Jan
8
34 % Apr
7
15% Oct
21
19% Oct
23
17% Sep 29
27% Jun
26% Mar
¥ 34% Jan
22
21
23% Jan
22
5
34% Jan
22
18
&
35
35
35
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35%
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17
Jan
18% Jan
2
2
25%
DecIS
25
Feb
20
46% Dec
83
Jan
17
89
9% Mar 26
21 % Sep
12% May
18
40% Oct
31
21
Jan
6
10% Feb
12
85
Mar 28
9
29
Sep 22
2
28
Jan
2
39% Oct
21
1
Jan
2
1% Jan
9
J.% Jan
7
3% Jun 20
17% Feb
13
15% Jan
30
10% Sep 24
514 Jan
14
July
5% Jan
2
6% Sep
2
„
Sep 10
26% Sep 22
7
19
22% Feb 28
24% Feb 10
32
40% Oct 30
36
Jan
7
14% Jan
19% Sep
18% Jan
2
57% Apr
29
10% Oct
16
80% Jan
2
7%
Jan" 2
65% Jan
140
2
Sep
2
17
Dec
2
13%
2
Oct" 13
82% Dec
158% Jun
5
4
140% Jun
5
Oct
14
8
48
4% Mar 11
30% Mar 23
22
55 % Apr
91
May
15% July
5
48%
48'A
47 %
48
47 Mi
47 V
2,500
31%
31%
32
31 ¥a
32 ¥4
31 %
32
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38
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48
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48
48%
47%
47 ¥4
47
47 ¥2
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54
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53
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53
54
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57
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91 ¥4
92 ¥4
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46
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3,400
49%
49%
49
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49
49
49
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63
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63 ¥4
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32 ¥b
32 %
32 ¥4
31 ¥4
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1,200
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79
79
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18%
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31 ¥4
32
31 ¥2
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4,800
36%
36
36
35 ¥2
35%
35 3A
35%
,
14
Oct
21
9% Sep
21
14% Mar 23
Lionel
11
72% Feb
9
135% July 28
Litton
Industries
19%
*27%
30 ¥2
*28
*3 ¥3
4%
4
l
Glass
9
Loew's
Inc
Loew's
Theatres
Jan
2
47% Dec
8
18
135% Dec
9
113% Oct
30
Nov
12
29% Jan
104
Jan
23
97
31
46% Jan
26
6
139% Jan
26
2
..
36% Apr
15
4.84%
99
Oct
3
82
Mar
85
Oct
14
92% Feb
100% Apr
14
129% Nov
4
11
80% Jun
88% July 28
Sep
18
82
12
Oct
8
128% Jan
11
2
Jun
2
37
Jan
10
143
Jun
23
27% Feb
14
44
Dec
22
134% Sep
36% Jun
26
4
81
Oct
6
76% Jan
2
2
17
Sep
29
128
55% Mar
28
10
81% Sep
16
L5% Jan 27
71% Jan
7
19j/2 Jun 11
24 V'a Sep
30
20
23
Jan
2
31% Aug 13
116
Jan
15
11% Jan
60
Jan
Sep
17
28% Sep
28
'3
104
Mar
4
89
Apr 14
90% Mar
6
155% Apr
48% July
16
7
142% Mar 25
preferred
13%
12%
13 ¥2
13 ¥4
13¥a
39,900
30
30
30'A
2 9 3A
30'A
8,900
2%
2%
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2%
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6,600
23'A
22
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21%
21 ¥4
21 ¥4
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8
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8%
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8
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29%
29
29%
28%
291/4
287/a
29 ¥a
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467/u
46 ¥4
46 ¥4
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21%
21¥B
211/4
21¥a
21 ¥4
21 ¥4
67%
67
68%
68%
70¥a
—100
22
104% Mar
34% Apr
6
15
Lowenstein
Lukens
Bros
11
10%
11
96%
93 %
95%
144%
144V2
144%
*144%
54%
52%
144%
53
53 ¥4
54
29
11
10%
9,400
7,600
90
53'%
54%
2,900
63%
63 ¥2
62 34
63
1,000
27%
29%
11
94'A
146
54'A
126¥a
29
800
63
11 ¥4
30%
22,900
53%
26'A
27
707/a
54%
121'A
120 %
28%
2,400
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92 ¥a
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123 ¥4
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118%
15,500
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117
93
145
145
400
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4,600
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23,000
26%
27'A
11 ¥2
12
123
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30%
29 %
29%
29%
297/b
13%
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13%
13%
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38,600
9,800
12,200
31%
32%
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31¥B
30 ¥b
31
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30%
30 %
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25,000
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6,500
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30
30%
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39 ¥4
33%
98%
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43%
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33% "'34™
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117
39%
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20
124
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117
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136%
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33%
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98%
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¥2
33%
34
98 ¥2
84%
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146%
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82 ¥1
42 ¥4
43%
42
42%
4,000
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42%
30,400
110
135
135
100
100
147
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148
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83 ¥2
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33%
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39%
39%
124
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124
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80
1
18%
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20%
21
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136'A
41%
40%
41%
40
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2,700
79%
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79
78
78%
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19
85 ¥b
88¥B
84%
88
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87 ¥2
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88
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22,300
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21
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20%
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20'A
20 ¥4
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89 ¥0
10
136 ¥2
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79
41%
Co
107/a
10%
95 ¥4
79%
Co
67%
69%
11
50
Steamship
23
96%
(Ky)-Nopar
(M) & Sons Inc—
Steel
Lykes
¥a
10%
5
Nashville
&
89
13
*82
7%
2,200
40 ¥4
*86
89
29%
*145
Louisville Gas & El Co
1,800
40'%
407/a
2%
100
Louisville
July 10
July 29
21%
22 ¥2
40%
*86
13
100
44% Mar 12
217/a
22
407/a
89
297/n
series G conv pfd
88
227/8
401%
*86
2%
series E preferred
;
22%
41
89
96
100
common
227/B
41
13%
4.40%
Co
225,500
29%
4.35%
(P)
19¥a
28%
Long Island Lighting Co com——10"
5% series B preferred
100
4.25% series D preferred
100
Lorillard
1,100
18
*86
"
22% Mar 28
2 7 ¥4
18%
7%
10
preferred
conv
27%
¥a
2%
12%
4
27%
15
8%
No par
1
Inc
27¥a
15%
*
*22%
1
——;
28
15¥a
13%
62%
Lone Star Cement Corp
Lone Star Gas Co common
28
16%
29%
10c
37% Jan
41/a
27¥b
22%
22%
41'A
2.50
37
100
4
27 %
89
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Inc
30 ¥2
*3%
4
2%
5
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
19%
*28
30 ¥2
13%
100
.
>
29%
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17% July 10
107'/a Feb
22%
25
com
(
15%
41
10% Mar
5
2,700
19%
30%
*88
8
Mar
19 ¥a
19%
100
39% Apr
9
19%
19 'A
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coramon_3
24% Sep 18
27% Jun 15
28% Sep 21
38
Sep 29
19'A
19%
.6
Co
Corp
90% Dec
20
1,500
13,600
30'/a
19%
27%
Link Belt Co
15
38% Oct
18'%
31 ¥a
18
31
26%
9
63% Oct
2
18%
30%
18
30%
1
„
Corp
2
28% Jan
18 ¥a
31%
18%
31%
*3%
& Sons
3
36% Mar 11
35%
35
17%
30%
*28
3,400
¥2
18
30%
36
18%
31%
4
preferred
10
Jan
s
18%
30%
25
Lee Rubber & Tire.
46% Jan
110
17%
32
4%
1
July
78'%
16%
_50c
57% Jan
„
7 8 V2
32
*3%
73
5
*78%
16%
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
63% Jun
24
1,700
16
65%
Mar
•
g
common-.
Libby McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7% preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp.
98% Apr
7,100
42 ¥a
31%
Llbby-Owen«-Ford
152
63 3A
62
16%
10
-
1;
Lerner Stores
800
%
41'A
,
32
77% Aug 27
13% Jan
9
4
327/8
:
15%
*21%
31% Mar
12
¥2
49
31%
*47%
10% Jan
.
10
5
July 28
9% July 13
45¥8
—1
.-No par
Co
5
26
47 ¥b
•
.
'
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—
Lehn & Fink Products
6
7 CO
47%
53% Apr 29
24% Aug 25
20
3% Apr
7
5,800
91%
Lehigh Coal
10
Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
15
Lehigh Valley Industries com
1
$3 non-cum 1st preferred—No par
50c non-cum -2nd pfd
No par
Lehigh Valley RR
.—No par
Lehman Corp
1
37% Jan
:
.47%
22%
preferred series A
(James)
300
31%
No par
„
Consolidada 6%
Lane Bryant
3.85%
-
1,400
77
16
La
Lees
88
35%
*35
47
1
Lear Inc
35 %
38%
•
10
76%
76 ¥2
46%
Co
Gas Co
4.32%
77%
35
¥2
76
31%
Kroger Co
Laclede
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76 ¥4
38'%
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88
76 ¥4
1
Kroehler Mfg Co
15
851/2
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46%
Inc_„___;
5
31
*83
87%
^77
50c
preferred—.
3
43% Mar
Dec
85%
*86
76%
31%
Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common(E J)
*83
87%
76%
—8.75
prior preferred
(S S)
30
82
*86%
5
Copper-
Kresge
2,800
76'%
No par
KLM
Korvette
100
47
47
*75
82
L
5
75
88
County Land Co
2.50
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common.
1
4%
46%
75
*79%
5
85
46%
77
46%
*86%
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Klng-sJeeley Corp
30
46%
*75
46%
77
1,200
119
'113
116
*113
1,700
82
1
47% Aug 25
39% Apr
7
51% Mar 13
*75
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118
1,500
113%
111
88
:
conv
77
114 ¥2
57,200
45 ¥2
*87
Kern
'4%%
46%
47%
*75
114%
45 ¥2
*79%
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
6
32% Nov
22
*113
54% July 22
33% Dec
Dec
113%
70%Jun
;
21
9
Jan
31% Apr
2
Oct
78»2 Oct
38
'
70% Apr
22
16% May 26
31
113%
45 ¥2
513A
101 ¥4
100
103
100
Co
Kendall Co
1
2
27% Jan
.
May 29
Hayes
Jun
0
24% Jan
117
*113
48%
50 ¥2
48 ¥2
45 %
*45%
¥a
103
46%
114V2
112
100
preferred-
Kelsey
63
1
26 % Jan
2
2
115'A
___100
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kellogg Co ———^
50% July 31
44% Oct
7
22% Sep 28
2
113%
190
Electric Co
Kansas Power & Light Co,.
6
41% May 12
17
66% Nov 28
9
115 %
Kansas Gas &
4.20%
6
12
28% Jan ' 2
29 ¥a Nov
34% Jan
preferred
4%
preferred
.*
4.50%- preferred.
5
Mar
93
13
51% Sep 22
90% Oct
7
78% Sep
9% Feb
115%
38% Aug 28
Oct
41% Feb
"28% Dec
100
preferred
46
51¥a
103'A
103
105%
*45%
4.3,5% preferred
100
Kansas City Southern com—-No
par
4% non-dum preferred
50
13
105% Oct
convertible
3.80%
27
50 %
53
*103%
46%
88% Feb
10
43% Oct
17
51
54%
106
*45%
89 % Feb
34
7
*104
50
19
39% Feb
30
25% Apr
53
100
(ser of 1939) conv pfd
100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
" May 20
98
33%
preferred
•
35
3
2
4%%
4%%
'4%%
85% July 10
72% Sep 21
38% Aug 13
10% Jan
25
92% Jan
82% Jun
20
Kaiser Alum & Chem
Corp
4%% convertible preferred.
8
24
Mar 11
79% Sep 25
Sep 23
July 31
99
July
57% Apr
86
7
88% Nov
Oct
July 27
Feb
18%
_
M
125
Apr
1,18
17
Sep
28
2,
Jan
3
78% Jan
6
13% Apr
1
32 % Jan
39% Dec
88
2
Jan
22
123% Jun
9
MacAndrews & Forbes common
6%
49% July 10
46% Oct 22
Mack Trucks Ino——
5%%
preferred
Jan
2
30
43% July 10
87% Mar 30
20% Jan
Madison
21
Fund
17% Dec
31
14
Jan
9
71% Oct
13
47% Oct
1
78
30% Jan
2
60% Dec
1
48 ¥4 Jan
7
70% July 27
Madison Square Garden
Magma Copper.
Magnavox Co
23% Apr 29
5% Jan
2
39% Dec
10
36 'A Sep
22
48% May 12
8% Sep
29
Jan
14
5% Apr
12% Jan
3
21
2
Jan
8
8% Nov
17
19
7
Aug
28% Oct
1
.
4% Aug
5% Oct
15% Jan
6
1
5
24% Oct 23
5% Jan
2
7% Feb
4
5% Oct
13
18% Jan
51% Jan
2
24% Oct
29
23% Jan
2
25% Jan
29% Jan
81% Jan
30
9
2
67
Oct
28
59% Dec 31
64% Jan
5
Oct
22
42% Jun
2
45
19% Oct
9
Mar 17
7% Jan
9% Jan
14
30
22% Mar 16
Jfin
1
7% Jan
26
33
28% July 30
77
July 29
59% Jan
47% July
12
Mandel
45% Nov
8
03% July 11
89
Sep
24
93% Jan
36% Jan
32% Jan
14
62% May 11
Martin
6
46% May 22
53% Feb 24
Masonite
Sep 25
42% Dec
7
Oct
8
26
Marshall
4%%
2
49% Dec
22
46
May 19
85% Jun
26
74
Oct
20
81
-Mar 26
$3.75
16
74
May 19
81
Mar 31
$3:75
16
66% Sep 15
77
65% May 22
72% Mar 17
75
July 30
Jan
3
82
Feb
32% Sep
13
18% Apr
39% Jan
Sep
22
42
July
2
20
Dec
29
18% Jun
9
7
32% Oct
22
29
Jan
2
9
45
24
44
Feb
10
Dec
13% Jan
62
83% Dec
31% Apr 23
39
29
56% Dec
Jan
28% Mar
1
41% Sep
26
Jan
2
59 % Dec
1
10% Jan
2
20% Nov
17
68% Jan
2
98
31
Dec
78
2
Aug 24
32% Oct
29% Sep
37% Jail
22
10
Maytag
30
July 24
$2.50
41% Jun
53
19% Feb
94% Feb
58
47
Feb
5
5
16
Mar 31
9
43% July 16
69% Aug 31
17% Oct
21
21% July 17
84
May
4
99% Feb
3
*19¥b
50 %
51
51%
50 ¥2
53
51%
562 ¥a
63%
637/e
63
63%
63 ¥4
63 ¥n
63
63 ¥2
5,900
38%
39
37%
38
38%
38%
38 ¥4
38 ¥a
37%
38%
3,800
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45/a
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4¥a
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-
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Inc
51
86% Jan
96
29
95% Mar 26
32
Dec
83% Dec
19% Jan
7
10
For
Oct
1
footnotes
86
see
18
29% Jan
7
36
2
10
67
Feb
0
91% May i5
May 20
75
Oct
19
page
24.
85
Jun
Feb
6
25%
24 ¥4
25
24'%
51/4
5%
5%
5'A
5'/a
25 %
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
*69
Trucking Co
Melville Shoe Corp common
4%
preferred series B
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
$3.50
&
Co
*68
91
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91
41 ¥2
42 %
36%
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35 ¥2
49
49%
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67%
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76
76
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33%
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29%
29
29
29%
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preferred
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81
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%
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36 ¥a
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40
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64
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86
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70
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81
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47
%
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90
10
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10
23%
73%
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49 ¥a
23
75
35%
21,500
76 ¥2
9%
75
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71%
8,200
91
29
100
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36 ¥4
23 %
9%
45%
76 ¥2
49%
9%
10
10
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91
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4%% preferred list series)—100
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75
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75
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72
49%
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74
2 4 ¥4
5%
25%
1
24
36% Jan
25%
26
5%
*80
41% Jun
7
25%
25%
25%
McCrory-McLellan
Stores -Corp
common—
50c
3%% convertible preferred—-100
24
16
17 ¥2
*46
47% Sep
28% Apr
17 ¥2
3
33% Apr
85% Apr
17 ¥a
*75
—
25
5%
17%
6
421/2
Co
1,200
57/a
17%
5
5
Publishing
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
1,300
17%
5 ¥4
*17%
50
McGraw-Hill
600
5¥a
6%
41
(J Ray) & Co Inc
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.
4 ¥4
.17 ¥»
,
11,500
¥2
6%
42%
McDermott
*4
17%
5
41%
common—
McQuay Norris Mfg Co_.
2
4%
100
10% Sep 11
24% July 24
79% May 21
4%
*19%
50%
5%
17'%
No par
43% July 30
23% Jan
4%
197/b
5%
—No par
No par
2
7
*4%
4
preferred
McGraw-Edison
150
64
No par
21
14
300
*80
51 ¥a
1
13
25
19 ¥2
*90
8% Feb
Apr
*19'A
45%
37% Sep
May
19%
47%
2.0 % Jan
26% Apr
19%
19%
46
10
85
10,500
45%
19
23,% Jan
18%
45%
9% Jan
78% July 28
18%
46%
22% Dec
87% Sep
81
18%
45
7% Jun
2
80
18%
45%
13*/2 Jan
Feb
41%
81
18%
19%
39
&
41 ¥4
81
18'/a
19 3A
50
Co
McKesson
41 ¥4
81
1
Corp
McLean
41'/a
18%
62%
I
Corp
Corp
3,200
41¥b
81
com—No par
—
McCall
41%
18%
50%
common
1947 series
$3.40 preferred
3%%
preferred
McCord
41 ¥2
41','2
May Dept Stores common—
7
31% Oct
Mar
54
30
24
46%
1
1
——
pfd
Sep
46%
1
preferred
85% Jun
75
34
46 ¥2
No par
2
34
3
46 ¥2
No par
25% Jan
Jan
46%
*80%
-
75% Nov 11
.1,800
42%
45%
10
preferred
Co
17,200
41%
—100
& Co
44 %
46
18%
Exploration
Field
30
¥a
43%
41%
No par
Corp
123%
43
46
80%
4%
convertible preferred
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
2
7
Oil
Marine Midland
30
*121
44 ¥4
41%
18 %
Manning, Maxwell & Moore—12.50
Maracaibo
1,100
30
297/a
123%
46'A
41%
—*
-
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¥2
No par
Bros—i
Manhattan-Shirt
2 9 ¥2
30
123
42 ¥4
80%
——
(P R) & Co
Manati Sugar Co
¥a
46%
1
Mallorj
8
29
*121
41 ¥4
100
—
30%
1231/2
30%
122
No par
Inc
31% Jan 10
30%
122
42
50
Mao. <R iii 00 uic com—
4%% preferred series A
14
T20
—5
(w w)
17% Oct
1
30'A
10
100
preferred
78% Sep
2
May 14
18% Oct
Oct
37
36% Nov 17
6
45
21% Jan
35
23
1.000
47%
7.600
47
*8712
70
90
27
27%
26 7 a
27'
4
4,100
*81
82%
81%
81 %
50
*35%
72%
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35%
73%
79
35%
72 3 4
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35%
500
74%
21,600
77
100
19
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1748)
.
.
Mondyy, October 20, 1959
,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Ranee for Previous
53% Oct 27
30% Mar 10
44% Jan
8
15% Jan
2
19% Feb
5
17% Sep
39
Jan
2
62% Dec
10
53% Jan
22
6
78
Sep
15
Jun
10
91
Dec
22
79
Sep 24
79
97
15
92
14
104
July
Oct
15
Oct
15
88
76% Oct 21
88
Oct
2
7
Aug 12
40% Oct
4
a
33% Jan
13
Mesta
87
3.80%
5
44
Sep
23
39
Sep
19
33
Jan
23
2
43% Oct
13
39% Jan
2
56
Oct
78
Jan
2
Jun
10
92
Feb
Middle
27
25 % Feb
24
39% Aug
21% Feb
4
83% Jan
2
35% Feb 18
18 Va Oct
9
111% Jan 28
14% Jim
76
48% Dec
68
7
Jan
126
17
7% Jan
2
6
Dec
11
20% Nov
5
13% Jan
13
28
Nov
10
28% Dec
31
17
11% Jan
2
73% Feb
25
21% Jan
2
29
20% Nov
116
21
15% Sep 23
111% Jan
8
31% Apr 28
32% Oct
5
16% Jan
20% Sep
14
Dec
27% Jan
6
35% Oct
8
35% Dec 29
4% Jan
2
18% Oct
6
44% Aug
6
31
Feb 25
■
9
9
25% Jan
3
Jan
18% Feb
2
35% Oct 20
57
preferred series,-
% Oct
Copper
South
:
27
Jan
10
4% Jan
2
20
Apr
"24
19%
Dec~30
49
571/4
53 Va¬
53%
87
88
86%
87
86%
87%
86 %
87
se %
86%
230
Oil
Corp-.—
_10
36 %
36%
36%
36%
Corp of Amer— 1
16%
17%
16%
17
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common
1
116%
$1.50
Chem
2nd
conv
25
Jun
19
Minute
Maid
49% Apr
Mission
Corp
29% May
U
Z
dati
Aug
&
20% Sep
29
18% Jan
0
11% Apr 22
4% Apr
2
29% Apr 30
14% Sep
23
11% Sep
23
18% May 28
8% Sep
24
Jan
2
41% Nov 20
38% Jan
8
14% May 26
56% July 27
22% Jan
31 % Dec
28% Sep
Corp
Jan
25% Oct
30% Jan
38
13
19
Mojud
24
Jan
29
Monarch
2
Feb
25
50
29% Aug 31
27% Aug 28
36% Jan
2
53% Sep
24% Feb
1
24
43% July 29
Class
25% Sep
22
16% Dec
19
13% Oct 22
23"%
23%
15%
16
32
Jan
37
July
51 % Aug
7
20
8
4
32%
33
33 %
33%
21%
21 %
21%
21%
21%
35 %
35%
35%
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20%
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6%
6%
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140
9,200
34 Ve
'34'/a
34 Va
5:500
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33%
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33%
4,200
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21%
21%
22
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36
20%
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20%
20%
20%
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38%
84%
33%
34
33%
34% :
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6
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:
6
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6,700.
15,800
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•
45%
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45 %
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40
38%
39
37
38 Va
37%
37 3
37 Va
38
2,300
17%
17%
18
18%
18
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18
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14
14
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10%
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500
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49
48 Va
49%
48%
49
%
29%
29%
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29%
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24
3,300
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23%
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23 %
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23
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19
19
19%
.
300
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48 Va
18%
.
12%
.29%
22%
35,200
12
10%
49%
14 7i,
671/a
20%
29%
1
14%
66 %
20 %
49%
No par
13
15%
66%
20%
10%
23%
1,500
14%
20%
48
23%
18%
14%
29%
23%
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>
66 Va
20%
.
4
15%
8
23%
-
66%
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75
*14
20%
No par
■
17; 400
■
20%
14%
26,200
3,500
Chemical—
1,000 lira
Lines
(John) & Co
•
Va
22%
22 Va
"23%
24
24%
9,600
49%
50
49 Vt
49 3
4
49V4
49%
20,200
19
19%
18%
19'%
18%
19Va
6,200
1
10
Corp
Wheel Corp
39%
39%
3
106%
108%
10
lnc
Products
56 Va
59%
56%
58%
55
%
18%
17%
18
17%
8
173/4
Mueller Brass Co
1
*27%
Munsingwear lnc
Murphy Co (G C)
8
1
Murray Corp of America
50% Jan
Myers
(F E)
2,400
2,300
16%
137
140
<33%.
20%
3
Co
13,700
500
33 %
.
*65%
Co___
2F.800
"
45%
'
28
31 % July 24
9
33
351-
No par
Chemical
Power
Motorola
34
No par
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morrell
Motor
39% July 17
23%
33%
8
class A_.
Moore-McCormack
21% July 10
18
23%
33%
100
B
Montana
140
-1.28
Montecatlnl Mining &
American shares
Motor
May
RR
138%
100
—*
Machine Tool
Monsanto
July 15
Sep
*29%;
33%
3334,
1
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.
74
2
29 Va
33%.
5
Inc..
Co
Monon
130
43% Jan
23%
21%
5
preferred
4.20% preferred
Jan
145
10
RR
3%%
16
Dec 18
33% Nov 28
121 %
22%
32%
1
i—
Pacific RR class A—No par
Missouri Portland Cement Co__6.25
57% Jan 28
45
19% Jan
119%
23%
33% *
—;—_1
Missourl-Kan-Tex
16
35% Mar
141
Paper—2.50
LightNo par
Missouri
30% Apr 23
17
122 Va
22
~
Ontario
Power &
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.
78% Aug 14
6
9
119%
22%
J-29%
29%
Mission
15% Jan
Feb
120%
22%
23
138%
Minnesota
Minnesota
12% July 14
25% Sep 22
24% Jan
2
17%,
9.900
*15%
5
22
68% Jaz,
18% Nov~U
32% Nov 21
,1,900
139%
Mar
Jan
19
12% Apr
19% Jan
361/4
16%
138%
24
38
39
18
2
36 'A
17%
15%
Nov
31
r29%
36%
16%
15%
16% Dec
23% Dec
29%
36%
16%
90
60% Dec 31
29%
2,700
118%
120 %
22%
300
-
17%
16
10
5
117
23'/a
4,300
491%
36%
igi/2
13
2
118
22%
2$
preferred
48%
a
16%
*36
ifj%
4
4
41% Mar 16
4,100
57 %
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—_No par
Minn Mining & Mfg
.—No par
151 Va Apr
2Q
77
88
47 3
48%
57 3 4
48%
16
Jan
May
*86
20% Feb
8% Jan
11% Jan
49
*75%
90
,
-
49%
Mohasco Industries lnc common
3
49
77
*86
47%
..
52 34
27
5
16
48%
*75%
90
y/47
23%
18% Apr
18% Oct
23% Jan
76%
76%
*86
47
23
70
40 % Feb
77
90
47
23%
9
22
*75%
*86
23%
f
35
77
47%
50
*'70
.
52%
Missouri Public Service Co
37% Dec
77
*55V4
30
42% Nov 13
21% Nov 17
87
*76
•
23%
12% Jan
2
*85
77
77
.
23%
60
2
87
77
*76
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
18
Jan
*85
*85
77
4
19
17% Jan
87
87
77
16,200
5,7
20% Jan
28
77%
53
10
7
77%
49
Jun
20% Oct
77%
53
45% July 29
18% Feb 25
*76%
57
8
22
76 %
*-.2,500
; .1,700
54%
18
20% Jan 14
76%
.
57
52% May 25
21% Dec 29
69
Jun
31
Nov
14% Jun 22
68%
53
23
24
Sep 21
68%
-
*55
18
8
68 Va
*85
87
47
69
.
56%
Minerals &
14% Dec
1
*75%
*86
18
54%
Midwest
2
20
150
July 21
29% July 29
39% July 29
80
8
87
78%
61%
17%
•
56%
Sep
«
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*76
1
61%
18
r
48%
21
Jan
76%
61%
17%
53%
24 Va Mar
2
Jan
76%
I
lnc
Sep
17
77%
61
17%
10
Utilities
4% Sep
41% Jan
29
69%
*76%
Midland
32
5
69%
Shares
61%
47%
48%
40% Jun
2
4% Jan
62
43% Dec
2
16% Oct
52
9% Jun
70%
•
17%
68%
18
v
the Week
Friday
Oct. 23
61%
63%
17%
100
;
20
25% Aug
6
39% Dec 16
62
18
100
-
—
36% Sep
18% Feb 25
63%
69
.
Salestfor
Thursday
: Oct. 22
Oct. 21
Enterprises lnc
1
Midland-Ross Corp common
S
5%% 1st preferred
.——100
23
16
6
preferred series
4.45%
Miami
52% July 21
51% Apr
6
61
17%
i
pfd—100
100
100
preferred series-
Oct. 20
PRICKS
'
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 19
5
preferred series
LOW AND HIGH SALE
»
Monday
V
12.50
;
3.85%
99% Mar 11
35% Jan
Co
4.35%
28
Apr
Machine
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
Mar 31
28%, Jun 25
34% Jan
:
Far
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merrltt-Chapman & Scott
1
85
Apr
9
90% Feb 26
Oct
82% July
76
102
Jan
24% Mar
5
25
64% Aug
22% Feb
88% Apr 15
98
Mar 13
78
92% May 13
/
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
•
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan.1
Year 1958
Lowest
39%
41%
40%
40%
39 Va
41%
14.800
110%
108
107%
109%
109%
111%
114%
17,800
55%
541/4,
54%
54 Va
1.-400
17%
54»/4
17%
.,18%
17%
18
4,800
27
40
41'%
114
28
*27%
27%
'.27%
27%
27%
27%
26%
34
34 V*
*34
35
*34V4
34%
*341/4
34 %
341
a
34%
"400
49
49%
48 Va
48%
48%
2;700
5,900
49%.
48%
49%
49
48
-
500
18
26 %
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
26 Va
27%
26%
26 5 i;
No par
8c Bros
*41%
'42'%
*41%
42%
42
42'/a
42%
42 V2
42
42
"500
14%
14%
13%
57%
14
3-900
*13%
N
9% Jan
11
Jan
43% Jan
15
Aug 19
59% Oct 14
14% Jan
22% Dec
23% Mar
31
41% Jan
149% Oct
13
9% Jan
Jan
17
56
17
8
Sep 10
55% Sep 25
11
37% Jan
49%
Nov
21
46% Feb
20% Jan
31% Nov
19
28% Jun
2
86 % Jan
42
24
Jan
Dec
17
May
115% Oct
Aviation
Biscuit
164% Apr
14% Jan
3
12
24
6
Oct
10
104
Feb
9
Oct
2
168
Jun
19
145
Jun
10
7
143
Jun
17
13% Jan
7
Sep 25
109
Apr
7%
preferred
National Can Corp
4%%
pfd
47% Apr
30% Jan
54
7
11 % Dec
4
9% Jun
10
12% Oct 22
9% Jan
11% Sep
22
14% Oct
8% Dec
7
13% Jan
7
18
6% Sep
14
4% Jan
10% Jan
13% Aug 11
26% Jan
2
_
38%
12
Nov" 19
74% Oct 23
84% July
14% Jan
20
Nov
96
May 29
8
82
Dec
15
68
Jan
14
36% Apr 30
17% Jan
2
13% Mar
3
18
2
Apr
108% Oct
50% Oct
26
Dec
Jan
9
29% Sep
36% Jan
7
73
19
22
3
Sep 25
19% Jan
2
Apr 17
98% Aug
6
40% Mar 13
17
National-Standard
37% Apr 13
43% Feb 26
82% Mar
2
21% Jan
19
86% Apr
SO
20
22
107% Mar 11
22
49% Mar 13
52V4
50
50 Va
.10.100-
31 Va
31%
31%
31%
45-600
95%
95%
97%
98%
97%
98%
98%
98%
98
98
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
.22%
22%
57
58
57%
58%
57%
58%
90
90
90
90
108
110 %
148%
1491%
*149
150
*122
123%
*122 Va
123%
122 Va
122 Va
122%
122 Va
*122
123%
21%
39'%
39%
10
94%
1
5
25% Sep 22
38% Feb
17
New
50
Y
York
Air
Brake
•
York Central
__NoDar
II
Common
Y
State Electric
Gas
3.40%
preferred
13
3.60%
preferred
3.90%
preferred
2
4.10%
preferred
75
Oct
15
Jun
22
80
Jun
.
3
100% Oct 20
91
Sep 17
19% Sep 16
34
Jun
17
53% Apr
7
92
Nov
19
84% Jan
21% Sep
25% Feb
5
18
21
Sep 29
20
23% Apr
45% Dec
19
30 %
Sep 23
il
72 % Nov
19
9
32% Dec
30
23
109% Jun
13
7
22% Nov
11
25
83 Va Jan
23
94
13
81
Aug 29
79% Sep 25
80% Oct
1
94% Jun
83% Dec
93% Mar
22 Va
31
Apr
7
10 Va Jan
For
Feb
Jun
July 16
37% Dec
32
Sep 21
66% Sep 28
28
Jun
24
100% Oct
5
102
Sep 21
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
77 "4
77 %
77%
77%
78
72
69
7114
68%
69%
41%
40%
t.40%
40%
40 Tit
_
33
33%
31
32%
32%
33
Mar 23
20%
78 Va
20
68%
40%
14,900
110
69
41
9,500
.
7,900
6.25%
23% Mar 10
52% Mar 1j8
40% Jun
30
73
Jan
27
35% Jan
22
Feb
113% Mar
16
6
Nopco
Share
80
82
Sep 28
Sep
9
24% Sep
30% Jan
18
31
31
31
Sep
10
10
47% Jun
27
7
86% Mar
Norfolk
31%
30%
-31%
32%
31%
32
32%
31
32'a
6,500
88,300
31%
6%
6%
6%
32
32%
11,700
6%
6%
,2,200
6%
6%
12%
12
Va
1,500
27
27%
2/600
55
56%
73%
77
35 Va
56%
35 Va
4,700
56%
77
75Va
76
35%
351/4
35%
35'/4
69%
69 %
69
69
*68 Va
70 Va
71%
701/4
70V4
*70
72
70%
71%
220
76%
77%
76
77
*76
-77
75'%
76'/4
600
*79
81
*79
81
81
*79
&
100
56%
*74
American
37%
37%
38
38
common—25
94%
95
94%
95
35%
1
36
5
67
50
%
-76
/
35%
490
21,900
70
*68
70
*79
200
81
..
37%
67
29%
102%
107
Ry—————L—O
8
-*105
66 %
"107
48'a
47%
47%
471/4
23%—|
23'.a
23Vi
23
23%
7,800
,
-
73%
•140
68
*67.
29
•
7,500
—
20
105 "a
105
103 V2
50
82%
46%
46%
10.600
23 Va
23%
7,200
73 3 4
72%
73 3
4
520
80
80
*80
81%
80%
80 %
140
82
*80
82
*80
82
*80
82
81
81* 'a
*80
82 V2
*80
82%
*80
82%
*81
81 Va
*80
*81
82%
72%
73%"
80 %
Drefeapr series
100
*80
82
preferral series
$4.16 preferred series
100
*80
81 Va
100
*80%
81%
.
_
,
lnc
27.100
38%
,28%
23%
80'%
preferred
400
38%
*102%
47 %
72%
Pharmacal Co
21%
37%
>291,4
48%
81'%
Corp
4,500
103%
23%
72'%
Airlines
107
%
23 Va
*80%
preferred series
conv
28 %;
95
37%
38 %
48
100
51/4%
66%
*102
1,600
(Minn)—
preferred^series
Northwest
*105
66%
2 9 Va
103%
37
*81
—100
Norwich
29
900
21'%
*21
•
ion
Common
Northrop
66%
103»a
150
96'/a
94%
21%
37% -38%
38
29%
"105
*21
36 V8
36%
*210
101 %
21'%
36%
.
37% -37%
94 %' -94%
35%
102 Va
21%
*95
96%
*94%
*21% .-21%
36 %
10
TOO
*21
101%
101%
*100%
-
37
100
'
$4.11
44
Apr 10
92% Jun 29
21%
*21-
28
-.
preferred
Pacific
96
1
preferred—
Northern
101
*94
21%
Aviation
5.80%
101
21V4
.
Ry
96
21%
Co
Western
100%
20%
American Car Corp
Northern Central Ry Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
5%% preferred
;
88% Mar 23
Mar 25
*94
5
North
$4-08
44% May 12
49 Va Apr 10
100 Va
100
—
Adjustment preferred
North
2
89
32 %
31
<32
33%
56%
—
Corp
Chemical
$4.10
.4
31%
Va
32%
35 Va
preferred
$3.60
80% Jun
83 '/a
32
32%
75
preferred—
4.85%
Niagara
108
32%
30%
100
,
26
88% Mar 23
33 Ve Dec
Va
*77%
„
900
-
,
*6%
100
com
Northern States pwr Co
7
24,
•140
No par
,
23% Aug 25
44 % July
2
104% July 9
102% Feb
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
57 % Dec
page
108
57% May 22
34% Dec
see
74
a
"
22
6
footnotes
74
t-74
70%
No par
T
preferred
22% Jan
a
69% Sep 30
78% Sep 16
2
.
85% Mar
88 % Apr
Common
"$3.75
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp
5.60%
4534 Sep
19
17
29
17
30 % Dec
31
92
1,600
20 %
100
16% Jan
300
29 7
40
77 %
100
70 % Sep
13V2
39'%
72%
41
100
3
70
Sep
*
5
4:900
13 Va
29 %
78
,'T
3,600
6'%
40 Va
55%
1
59% Nov
74
191/4
%
30%
561/2
73% Apr
77% Apr
12
75
*74
39%
900
Corp—
18
32% Jan
75
30
40%
12%
65
113% May 26
•
r
*
.27%
14
5
*74""'
440
80%
*30
40
•
12%'
41% Jan
•
30 Va
*49
13%
*131/4
.
27%
84% Mar 11
Oct
13%
12%
59% May 12
102
131.4
27%
9
106% Aug
13%
Va
15
63% Apr
26% Apr
13%
12
30
105% May 16
2,900
6
27%
Jun
Sep 17
12'%
19
61/4
12%
34% Sep
94
12
18%
6%
27%
72 Va Sep
6
12%
18 Va
6%
12%
Mar 18
24
12 V*.
6%
27%
Nov
Feb
12%
18%.
6 %
1
85
108
*121%
6 %
100
76
Aug 15
7,000
50
20Va
No par
39
Sep 25
%
18%
19
40
2
103
23,300
11'%
12%
13%
*30
Preferred 5% series A
New York Shipbuilding
CorpN
23
17%
10%,
; '.12%
40
74%
5
88% Apr
93% Jan
17%
11%
11%
29%
17
2
17%
11
49%
17%
11
40
67
19
17%
17%
19
20%
78
71%
40 %
6,100
11%
29%
Electric System
1
Jersey Pr 8c Lt Co 4% pfd-100
Mining Corp
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
95%
36
18%
*13%
England
300
94%
35%
11%
1
New
49 3 4
95%
36
17%
6%
13 %
29% Jan
Oct
94%
12%
74%
2,600
*35%
19
.
38
50%
,
Co
371/2
35%
1
;
38%
94%
1
——
37Vi
35%
;
6%
38%
•94
12 %
1
2,400
*49%
Co
,
21
95%
5
;
40
21
36
11%
'
21
50
94%
"170
21
50
95%
MOO
11,800
110%
21%
38%
*35
18
*21
39
36
18%
11%
*35
1
21%
38%
50.%
*50
No par
Newinont
6
80
*21
21 %
Cast-No par
109%
New Haven & Hartford Co—
10% Jan
20% Jan
70 % Sep
108%
110%
N
5
76
11,900
,
149%
Chicago & St Louis Co
3
July 8
80% July 25
57
109 Va
1
Fibre
7.700
22%
91
149%
N Y
5% Sep
18
50%
*89
1,300
110%
.New
12% Sep
Sep
22%
58
91
?
151
34% Aug 28
33% Oct
6
24
31
56
*89
29
*149%
109
Newberry fo (J J) common—No par
3%% preferred
1—100
New
89 V*
111%
.
151
36% May 22
25
8
89%
29".
*149%
9
12% Sep
74% Sep
50 3 a
32%
27
24% Sep
36% Oct
56% Dec
52%
31%
25% Feb
2
2
52%
31%
23% Jan
2
38% Jan
<29.% V29%
52%
31%
•29% Sep 22
5% Jan
8
29 VT
52%
Radiator—.
Meter
"29"
29
Television
&
Neisner Bros lnc
Neptune
29%
8.300
,24.300
«;ioo
9%
64%
28%
—
Co
26
9%
64 Va
52 %
28Va
_4
(J
Feb
91/4
64%
31 Va
'
—_10
Vulcanized
15
190
8%
63%
9
63%
10
Co
National
Theatres
S
62 %
50%
Corp
Co
National Steel Corp
National Sugar Ref
National Tea Co
National
8%
~
30%
!
Steel
&
8%
62%
100
Natomas
14% Jan
25 % Apr
Malleable
8%
_
100
1951
Service
Linen
National
36% Sep
29% Nov 20
32 % Nov 10
153
100
10% Mar 24
77 % Oct
13
153
1*
Co
24% Mar 25
13% Aug
3
14'/a Apr
2
21% July 29
68% Oct
13
154%
'
8
Corp com
preferred B_.
18
7% Jan
153%
153
%
•
lnc
of
6%
134% Mar 12
Natl
7% Jan
153
153
153
8%
preferred A
74% jail
"
3f200
6,100
153
153
62%
7%
Aug 28
Sep 30
17% Sep 22
52
3
44
34
„5,000
27%
51
3
2
9
19%
27%
52%
159
28% Jan
17
19%
27 Va
51%
132% Aug
National
40% Sep
19%
26%
52%
National Gypsum Co common
1
$4.50
preferred—
No par
National Lead Co common
5
Aug 18
77% Dec
19
26%
62
27
22
13
19 Va
26%
53
21
2
il
19%
27%
Apr
97% Feb
44% Sep
21% May 12
19%
52%
8%
Lines
■
1,300
26%
71
Jan
19%
;
700
13%
57
19%
24% Jan
Mar
13%
56%
53
62 %
Gas
14
56%
27%
National
26
13%
14%
*13%
*55%
52%
10
series
14
13%
57V2
19%
Register—.———-I
FueJ
14%
13%'
56%
27%
100
Natl Distillers 8c Chem
6
14
58%
I
City
3
14%
14
57%
1
common
Dairy Products
12
14%
10
Corp
Co
National
1
17
Airlines—,
National
National
National
52% Sep
18% Sep 10
30% Sep 25
National
6
Mar 13
34% May
34% Mar
Sep 23
121
56'/a
54% Jun
128% Nov
148
13%
1
Acme Co—
2
12
Jun
88
5
Corp
National Cash
90
8
1
Natco
National
80.
Jan,; 5
32% Jan 15
21
11
100
84% Apr
NAFI Corp
8
26% Jun
9
59% Dec
Jan
DO
19
103% Nov 19
17% Jan
9
15
86% Dec
30% Dec
;:i9%Jan
Jan
145% Sep
20
16% Nov 20
50% Jan
lb
63% May
6
29% Jan 22
49% Jan
8
51% Nov 20
168
16
15
22
24% Sep 21
29
Jan
Oct
50% Sep
17% Sep
19% July 16
1
29
*80
29%
28%
29%
10
35
35'/a
33%
34%
25
33V2
33V2
33
33
1.25
79%
81
80
80%
*72%
74
81 Va
*81
82%
28 Va
28 Va
28
28%
33%
33%
40
28%
29%
33
33%
6,600
32 %
80%
3,100
33%
33
*32
33
32
32%
31
78
78
76
77
77%
%
10,200
1.200
.
Volume 190 "Number 5893
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(1749)' ,21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Rauge for Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1-
Highest
Lowest
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
•
Highest
LOW AND HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Oct. 19
Par
Oct-
507a Jan
14
90
16
Sep
6072 Nov
103
787z Sep 19
94V2 Nov 17
31
102
2874 Jan
13
43
Dec
3
17'/e Jan
6
88% Dec
31
271-4 Dec
5
2
4074 Jan
13
7
33
59
8
85
Jan
12
Jan
13
4.56% preferred
"
Sep 30
35% Oct
31
6
.27% Jun
3
9
16% Oct
May 27
7
80
Sep 25
26% Sep 25
9
31
417a Feb
9
1374 Dec
15
147a Jan
7
Dec
17
617a Jan
Dec
18
29% May
15 34 Dec
4
•
19
15 74 Oct
7
23
667a Dec
16
6174 Feb
10
7
897a Dec
11
797a Feb
9
99% July 29
38% Aug
6
97% Jan
27
297b Oct
22
92% Oct
20
§3 % Oct 31
25% Jan
2
85% Oct
1
,
.12
4.40% preferred
3.90% preferred
100
24
Jan
16
Oct
Oct ' 5
45% Dec
July 15
95% Jan
77
74
20% Jan
Ohio Edison Co common
30
88
187a Jun.
98
67% Jan
86
29% Dec
7
377-4 Feb
29
17
Jan
29% Dec
31% Apr
7% Jan
12
9
8574 Sep
92% May 16
Oct
27
5774 Jun
10
May 16
7a Aug 11
103
89
20
Jun
96% May
5
9574 Jan
16
8474 Mar
Feb
18
Ohio
4
4%
5
2
11
&
7
Aug
39% July 15
16 V4 May
7
94% July 2
Otis
*91
377+
38
28%
28
■
64
4,300
*8874
89
210
*78
80
91%
*91
92%
*91
92%
140
89
*87
8874
88 74
,110
37'/+
38
'
*88 %
377b
Corning Fiberglas Corp
Glass
Co
com
preferred
287b
16%
*167b
17
*167b
17
82
82
*82
83
27%
27%
27%
2774
277+
4774
49 7 a
20%
19%
20 7b
727,
7274
72%
30%
31%
30%
317+
30%
Paper
Co
common.
16
93%
85
96
*105
*105
31%
32
92%
11 ?4
11%
28%
6,500
*1674
83
J
27%
27
%
47%
2774
17
*82
4778s- 'J
28,400
27,000
'
1934
72%
727+
72.%
30%
317 a
30%
32
16
15%
230
7274
3174
200
4,100
■SSv
20
72%
15%
85
9274
28%
,
'
20%
47
16
857+
307 b
207b
*1574
84%
'
•
-
T
3,800
11,700
85
83
93
92%
92%
106
100
84%
92
*105
10674
*9174
48%
197+
94
93
*105
93 7a
27%
28%
19%
'
32%
*92
28%
48%
*157+
95
28%
72
16
106
13,800
47%
86
9474
106%
32 %
No par
*15%
85
74
84
.—15
preferred—,
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2974.
29%
131
98%
Pitts
128-
11,000
5
com„_No par
i___ 100
v Pitts Cpka & Chem Co
2
15
4774
91%
: Pitney-Bowes
Mar 18
Jun
47%
917:
*97 %
$4
19
90
preference
Pillsbury Co
2
Oct
88
48
45
4.30% preferred——
4.68% preferred
—:
5%
7
Oct
47
conv
." Phillips-Van
8
45% July
4774
40
preferred
;
3.90% .series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
97% Aug 25
49% Aug 27
9574 May
48
87
4%
52% Mar 23
21% Jan
8
;
15 V4 Mar 12
2
6,500
4774
Phila & Reading Corp
Pbilco Corp common
Mar 23
82
62%
4774
100
....
73
Apr 30
65% Mar 10
8472 Apr
62
467:
No par
common
3.80% preferred
56 7» May 12
36% May
tl
54%
62%
87
5 '
4.40% preferred
26
28
Jan
"
2
10472 Jan
-
54%
62
40
preferred (conv)
Coi;p
Phlla Electric Co
28
54
No par
100
Inc
20%
5474
62
No par
Co
400
617+
32?+
Co
&
700
1,700
5374
X23'/4
Corp of America
(Clias)
2nd
207a
11%
17%
12
5514
1
-
Brewing
*18%
*11%
6274
337 a
Corp
207a
*11%
*18%
547a
47 »
2.50
Co_
1774
1174
62 ?a
No par
Cement
C)
177+
1174
477b
247+
preferred
1174
17 7 B
1174
62-7,
3.50
prior
1174
18
48%
33
Co
1174
a
237,
Phelps-Dodge
8
2074 Jan, 8
32
Sep 16
July 29
1772 Aug
-
57
4%
5
90
25
84% Jan
9
Pfizer
4
Mar 30
7072 Mar
9574 Aug 10
417a Mar 31
13
6
Oct .22
117a Jan
20
16 V» Jan
Oct
41
24% Nov 20
82%. Jan
19
75:
8
Sep 24
Apr 14
100 72 Jun
2
Jun
78
Mar 12
12 %
Nov" 25
14-
■
21
31
43% May
100
.1
Corp
Co
Proof
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
;
Pet Milk Co common
472% preferred
;
Mar 23
74
Jan
4
17
6474 Nov
11
56%
117a
1774
18
47%
627
1
series preferred-.
157a Oct
8
10
100% Jun
64% Aug
56%
50c
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc-:
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
13
5
7
100-
6
"18
22
-
Jan
5572 Mar 20
23
Jan
92
20
*18 74
Line—
preferred
4.40%
207a
297+
Ford—
g
472%
20
Dec
Jan
81
9874 Apr
27
37
96% Oct
5
8
*18 7a
130%
Corp
Chemicals Corp
Penna Glass Sand
Corp
Penn Power & Light com
8272 Mar 23
2972 May
10272 Apr
&
20%
*18%
100
;
Pennsalt
6
8
92
20% Sep
July
conv
Penney
*1174
14 2/7
com
Transportation
Penn-Dixie
4
69% Sep
14
Jan
1
36
&
Rust
Penick
11
Mar
4172 Dec
2
30
95
Oct
5%
1174
25
Patino Mines &
Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
'
39% Mar 12
51% Dec
3272 Mar 11
4072 Dec
88
6
64% Jun
117
Davis
Parmelee
30
11
Parke
*1174
100
East Pipe
42
Sep
36% Feb
5
17%
11%
—10
4%
23
25
3
Jan
28
18%
No nar
Common
2
Jan
preferred
Paramount Pictures
3% Nov 21
7
49
5974 Jan
94
15% Nov
10
237a Jan
8272 Jan
Sep 30
457a Dec
2
"♦974 Jan
Jun
47% Nov
6
274 Jan
772 Jan
43
86
57
2
19
8
15
11%
18%
25
Airways Inc
27% Dec 23
2
33
Apr
11%
*11%
«.i'
No par
Amer
Panhandle
37
90
5
Inc_5--
Corp
Pacific Tin Consolidated
Packard-Bell Electronics
45% July 15
3574 Apr
Inc
preferred————
Pacific Telep & Teleg
fr%
preferred-,
144% Apr 24
674 Jan 29
2
Fisheries
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Lighting Oorp_
7
29% Oct
Cemeni
Aggregates
Coast Co common
Pacific
677i Apr 20
66% Apr
66V4 Jan
Amer
48
131
25%
47»/+
130
25%
4774
130
25%
3.800
5,000 ~
17,900
1,500
130
1,100
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, October 26, 1959
.
.
'
22
(1750)
exchange stock record
new york stock
Previous
Highest
Lowest
Monday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 19
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1958
Oct. 3®
Sales for
the Week
Shares
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for
Friday
Oct.11
Oct. 21
Oct. 23
R
48% Dec
2
69 Va Sep 30
16% Apr 1Q
30'A Jan
75% May
24% Dec
60% Oct
45 Va Apr
8
14% Jan
13
28
14
25
10
28
2
21% Feb
19 y< July
31% July
25% Jun
17'A May
Jan
6
23% Dec
Dec
69
25% Jan
34% Jan
43% Feb
31
12
31
21
17
17
20
24
29
8
27
5
67 % Sep
24
74% Mar
23 % Jan
9
38% May
Ranco
56% Jan
6
73
Raybestos-Manhattan
19% Feb
9
30% July 10
9
73% Apr
27
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co
Reading Co common.
43% Sep
6
May 22
25% Aug
14% Oct
25
Jan
21
23
37% Jan
26
4%
noncum
1st preferred
21
4Vo
noncum
2nd preferred
Oct
Reed Roller
Reichhold
12
Jan
9
5
14
27% Jun
1
41% Sep 28
Sep 21
40% Apr 22
17
33 % Jan
Jan
31
Jan
16% Jan
Jan
17% Sep
Sep
14% July
66% Apr
81% Sep
54% July
10
9
30% Jan
33% Dec
2
32% Jan
78% Dec
10
41% Jan
~6
9
122% July 28
64% Oct
21
44%
47% Jun
78% Jan
9
10% Jan
2
20% Dec
2% Jan
l7/s Jan
2
Feb
28
109% Dec
1
Oct
22
19% Jan
2
38% Nov
13
32% Apr
44% Dec
16
35 % July
16
27
15
19
16
22% Jan
2
70
July
4
Jan
2
5% Oct
13
22% Jan
2
35% Dec
30
July 18
34% Dec
10
31% Jan
35% Feb
41% Dec
31
39% Jan
30% Oct
111
4
28
preferred
convertible
Jan
6
96
Jan
28
22% Dec
30
25% Dec
8
24% Mar 12
7% Apr
127/a Jan
17
12% Nov
20
10% Jan
7
14% Mar 25
Ronson Corp
2
20% Dec
2
19% Jan
2
34
13% Jan
3
16% Nov
24
16% Jan
2
22
Aug
3
Oct
6
50'/a Jan
26
D» Corp.
Royal Crown Cola Co..
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Apr
7
53% Nov 20
25% Oct
8
30% Jan
2
40% Nov
Jan
14
37% Jan
16
13
16
Roper
24
22% Jan
2
Jan
2
31% Dec
10% Jan
2
21% Oct
Oct
Apr
26% Jan
7
73
2
46% Dec
Jan
20
97Nov
53
"SO
20% Jan
25
July 10
10 % Apr
18% Feb
32% Jan
34
26% Oct
2
Feb
8% Apr
55% Feb
Oct
75
17
12
13
20
17
|12
30% Jan
2
38
Apr
22
27
July
8
3
Sep 21
69
U
35
31
12% Mar
48 % Oct
24
61% Dec
17
2
Dec
46
16% Nov 21
74% Nov 11
86
July 10
99 % Jan 24
Jan
,
-97
12% Oct
2
51% Apr
28
3
18% July 15
Jun
10
10
9
16
8
75% Oct
20
81
86-
Sep
18
July 27
49
Feb
72% Jan
12
•
19
May
5
28'A Oct
2
22
Sep
21
71
Nov
12
69
Jun
12
85% Apr
7 % Feb
10
6
July 16
21
21
7
17'/a Jan
8% Jan
10
2
Jan
3
24
25
Jan
10% May
4% Mar
39% Sep
30
25
Dec
11
21% Oct
20
16
Sep
3
4
13% Jan
2
26'A July 16
37
Oct
1
45% Mar 18
tqt1
5
17% Jan
6
48% Dec
22
Dec
6
40
6
5
19% Dec 22
Oct
11
24
•>oiv
29%, Apr
82
Jun
12
25
46% Dec
11
13
39% Nov
1
17
Dec
1
12Y2 Sep
7
21
12
85% Oct
7
69 % Oct
15
17% Feb 24
23% Oct
14
13% May 20
20% Sep 30
21% Nov 14
32% Dec
4
Nov
17
26% Feb
25% Apr
8% Jan
Feb
58
10
Jan
2
12% Jun 25
17
32% May
Apr
18% Jan
Sep 21
35% Oct
6
46% Jan
-
Diego Oa<-
17
Mfg
45 '/8 Mar 25
Slegler
Simmons
Saw
52% Sep
3
59% July 27
7
104% July 27
16% Sep
5
20% Dec
1
18% Jan
6
31% May 22
Simplicity
24
51
Oct
14
67% Apr
51% Oct 23
2
23% Dec
17
Apr~25
3
2
21% Dec
20% Jan
2
34% Dec
47% Jan
14
15% Apr
6% Jan
18
2
74% Apr 14
July 23
29% July
Oil
25% Jan
7
32% Jan
13
49% Jan
2
34% Dec
36
Smith
(A
7
38
Apr
20
9
52 % Feb
25
8% May 18
Solar
Aircraft
South
Amer
22
18% Sep 23
27% Aug 21
South
32% Jan
2
South
30
Oct
13
35 % Mar
3
54% Jun
19
83% Mar 25
Southern
41 % Sep
Peo
24
31% Oct
5
35
Jan
2
44'a Dec
9
34% Jan
2
65% Dec
31
Jan
10
56
Dec
29
49
Sep
16% Jan
2
19
July 15
17
Sep
30
-
46% Jan
22
Aug 20
Sep
22
63% Jan
8
22
24% Oct
16
8
60% Jan
15
25
19% Jan
19
13
70
Nov
13
78
Feb
20
68 % Mar 13
75
32
Jan
10
40% Dec
31
40 % Jan
2
47 Vb May 12
12
Jan
8
22% Oct
30
lO-s
&~,r
2
22% Jan
2% Jan
3
7% Dec
3
5% Sep
56% Jan
10
49 % Apr
22
Nov
26
12% Jan
2
17% Apr
17
85% Jan
2
87
62% Jan
20 % Jun
For
footnotes
67% Oct
13
92
22
Apr
18% Nov 20
25% Dec
15
95
May
79%
Seo~24
31% Dec
see
page
7
29
24.
26% Jun
10
18,700
*46 %
49'A
*47
47
46
46'A
4%
46%
48%
48 %
100
44-%
44%
45 Vi
45 '/4
4,600
25%
25%
51
45
26 Va
25%
26
25%
26
2,900
36%
5,100
36
35%
35%
*47
51
.
36!
35%
677
680
*82
35%
a
678
17'A
17%
17 Va
17'/a
10%
11
11
11%
*20 Va
21
19%
20%
-
12
11%
19%
19'A
21%
18%
18%
19
11'A
11%
18%
*18%
41'/a
40%
41 %
40 Va
41'A
x40%
40%
62,100
17%
17'A
17%
17
Va
17%
17%
16%
17%
18%
31,900
14%
14%
14%
39%
39 'A
39%
12%
13
12%
12%
17
17%
17'A
17
17%
16%
■
V
*12%
17
40
:
(Del>
tr
rt>
ctfs
Co
13
37% Oct
9
84% Mav
7
37% Aug 17
**
Corn
Spiegel Inc
$4.50
Square
preferred
D Co
97
26
4,500
21,000'
ir"
39%
4,000
2,300
17
36%
70
46
27,700
19,500
2,700
13,400
17,000
100
75%
88
25
71%
7,200
25%
71%
-
10
7%
5,600
32%
32%
15.100
21%
22
19
19
38%
38%
1,900
1,400
47%
48%
25,500
19%
20
7
.
11%
*83%
16 "
12%
84
5.300
1,000
23,200
50
29% '32%
51%
52%-
29%
52%
A. 18%
* 2OV2
-
30%
29 Vb
51%
52%
14%
26%
50%
51%
40%
40%
16%
16
26%
51%
26%
52%
52%
52%
27
27%
51%
52%
51%
51%
14%
26%
52'%
52%
41,16%
'6%
16%
6%
6%
34%
*47
'48%
58%
38%
34%
48%
24%
22%
30
59%
38%
32
32%
*32
24%
21%
30
*24%~
21%
30
59%
38%
'36%
72%
35%
2*%
51%
24%
51%
17%
17%
24%
50%
17%
*69
43%
-
71
~R0c
88%
Nopar
Nopar
36%
*78%
&
31V*
71 Va
*69
44%
21%
6%
35
95
-
*
51
51%
49%
14%
26%
51%
39%
25'
22%
30
59%
38%
52%
51%
51%
51%
40%
16%
6%
35%
47%
24%
6%
35%
47%
24%
22
30
59%
38
32%
32
36%
36%
72%
70%
23%
50%
24%
51%
17%
71
44%
-
21%
17%
*69
44%
21%
52'%
52
53%
95%
51 Va
51
52%
51
52%
41%
15%
6Va
35
40
14%
6%
40%"
15%
6%
35
48
24%
23%
30'%
59%
40%
14%
6%
34%
*47
,24%
22%
59%
38%
32%
31%
36%
70%'
357a
69%
24
51%
17%
23%
51%
71
.
48%
24Va
23%
30
59%
38%
31%
36%
70%
23%
51%
177a
30
58%
38%
/
39'A
32
32
36%
36%
*78%
36%
80
36%
*78
36%
79
37%
79
31%
31%
31%
36%
80
32%
21 Va
32%
167a
21%
33%
16%
2iy4
*86
36%
79
32%
1,200
2,5<00
33,800
5,500
3,800
8,800
3,400
23,000
95,300
6,100
8,400
5,100
100
1,600
7,600
1,700
9,700
10,600
1,200
12,000
12,600
24
51%
17'%
23%
51%
6
86%
86%
16%
6,000
36%
71'a
69%
6
6%
86% 86%
*85% .86%
21
87
36%
80
31%
24%
22%
71
44%
21
87
,
34%
*47
,
17%
*69
44%
*20%
17%
*69
44%
87%
*87
7,300
46,600
37,400
2,100
5,200
900
27'A
51%
52%
49% 51 Va
14Va 14%
26%' 26%
51%
87Va
88%
36,900
18%
22%
31
51%
54Va'
96%
27%
51 Va
27%
88%
16%
22%
20%
18
52%
50%
15%
26%
30
59%
38
21%
26,400
21%
29%
51%
54
96%
30%'
*85%
16%
2;%
86%
16%
'21%
*86
6
*85%
72
14%
26%
22%
30%
44%
13%
20Va
20%
18%
23%
6Va
86%
86%
16%
21%
6%
86%
86%
16%
22'/8
87
88
51%
27%
97%
34%
29%'
27%
51
51%
50%
14%
26%
52%
95
*47'
18
22%
28%
51%
53%
95%
27%
53%
51%
97
15%
27
20Va
20%
18%
22%
52%
*94
53%
1
_1
18%
20%
52'A
51%
14%
26%
51 *
40%
100
20%
20%
20%
97
52
5
20%
.18%
..
37
71%
18%
4,900
13%
20%
6,300
36%
35%
T20%>
16%
35%
86%
*85%
16%
22
—
14%~
81%
*74%
common~___6
.
13,800
53 %
25%
*87%
6'a
common
600
80%
6%
Wmon
500
10,200
75
10%
*21%
so
34%
38%
1
SDerry Rand
100
21%
53
100
Tnc
Spencer Kellogg & Sons.
100
8,600
32%
*94%
"
2 50
28% May 21
14,300
20%
*72%
45
21%
preferred
37%
82
34%
18%
Co__
_
Chemfcal
6,900
260
31%
20'/i»
-
Service
Bros
*
Sparton Corp
700
17 %
3g%i
-c
' A
5
2,200
13
*81%
*235
1,600
40%
*12%
25
common
Public
14%
14'A
14 %
Edison
Ohio stock
1,400
18%
41
20
Mobile &
5,600
19
41%
39'A
com
issued
Southwestern
14,700
11%
19%
40
2.50
preferred
5,300
17'A
5
Railway
17%
*18%
19
14%
Co
non-cum
Snalrflne
85
17 Va
17%
690
681
*82
85
Nopar
5?,
6,400
18%
25
Co
48%
41 %
5
Co
Sugar
2,100
44'A
45 %
85
6%
21% Mar 16
97% FpH
5
5
680
Nopar
When
Southern
4.2091
2
4%
*82
72
8pencer
14
600
5
4%
45
36Va
8
24
52
85
No nar
10
Oct
39 3A
52
*82
p«"'fip
87% Oct
32 % Sep
76
Oct
72
39%
51%
85
8n"tH"rn
89'A Apr
22
70
40
51%
680
Southern
8
21VaOct
70%
39
52
46%
16%
Rico
7,300
70
39'A
45 Va
17»A
63.000
71
4%
17%
14,100
2%
39'A
682
Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Natural Gas Co
7.50
85% May 15
16y8 S*n 22
86
-
53
35%
2'A
400
21
680
,
__1
California
Southern
9% Mar
"
4%
25 3 i
22,500
w
78%
20'A
2%
2'A
1,800
52
39'A
45
59
78 %
21%
21
2%
2'A
57 3 a
.
78 Va
*77%
<
21%
64 "a
70 Va
73 'A
53
25%
17'A
No par
;
15
preferred
Southern
Jan
■I
2VJ
71
.
78
57%
57
58
-
21
682
& Platinum..__.1
Gas
Puerto
8%
3
77
'/a
39'A
6
36
35%
5
Co.
Gold
Jersey
87% Mar 16
23% Oct
33
2
45%
25%
South Carolina E & G Co com__4.50
5%
preferred
50
Oct
Sep
34
78
21%
51
45%
1
Mobil Oil Co Inc
47
31
:
-
20%
13 Va
Inc
24% May 29
29
"57 'A
*77
*
46
10
Marcliant
22
37% Dec
57%
78'A
56%
,
_1
Corp
14 Vb Oct
35
Dec
O)
Socony
2
3,100
2'A
20%
Smith-Dougiass Co Inc
Smith Kline & French Labs
13
200
128
56%
"47
5
26
24% Jan
45
126%
21
25
30
28'a Jan
*44%
,78
■
45%'
1
52 % Jan
9
17
44 %
128%
64%
14%
Co
61% Jun
30% Jun
61% Dec
44%
127 %
66%
64%
65%'
'
Nopar
—Nopar
4
13
30
'45%
129%
1
21
6% Oct
May 29
64%
45%
128%
50c
Jun
8
9
64%
45%
129%
65
*45
•
_1
Co
Smith-Corona
7,900
129%
%•
10"
America
Pattern
Skelly
24
May
20,100
30,400
l
Steel
&
5
30
10% July
52
16
«
96%
Nopar
39% Oct
45
52%
47 7
93 %
39%
Sinclair Oil Corp
Jan~13
58
47%
95%
,
Nopar
Co
Simonds
2
14% Jan
56%
47%
94
14%
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
14
22% Jan
56%
46%
96%
97%
2 Va
1
Jan
64
56 %r
47%
95%
>4
40'A
Corp
Jan
9
57
46%
14%
Corp
Corp of
68
22
49%
56%
7.50
45% Jan
12% Sep
22% Ftb
48%
57%
48%
95
17%
:
38
23
8,500
49%
'
*
39%
Shamrock Oil & Gas
22
26
49
47%
2.50
23 Vb Sep
44 % Jan
69%"
*48%
No par
Sheraton
14
72%
49%
1
Bheller
19
69%
48%
5
23% Oct
23 % Oct
37,400
73
48%
12%
—
9
2
400
71%
14
-71%
14%
16% Jun
7
14%
*13%
57
17%
$5.25 preferred..
Shahmoon Industries Inc
10
44%
55%
Shell Transp & Tr—
New York shares ordinary
15% Jan
*13%
13%
45%
22% Aug 12
25% Apr
8%
14
14
8%
48
66
»,
8%
2,800
9
74%
-
30
4,600
67%
22
30
19
8%
8%
300
57
18%
17
23
72% Sep
46% Dec
57
35%
17% Jan
3
•
19
10%
58%
97V- 98 %;
78
8%
.
v.
.
■"
59
19%
*57
59
*57
T 19%
1,900
28
*27%
5
18% Jun 23
25
27%
13%
'•
49%
12 V2
Shell Oil Co—
Feb
27%
1
70% Oct
48
28
3
50% Nov 20
46% Mar
"27%
•-
—100
90% May 21
66% Dec
60%
73
13% V
74%
800
18
60
5
2
40
18
60
%
1.66%
100
100
—*
.10
No par
No par
100
Finance Co—j.
2
17
17%
60
20
8%
10%
b
50% Jan
Apr
17%
60
59
.
19%
9
No par
Co
preferred
33 % Jan
22
.
17%
60%
1
Sharon Steel Corp___
Bhattuck (Frank G)
26
Jan
*57'"'
■*'
20
12,100
400
17%
28
*27%
58
"
66 "■»
Seiberling Rubber Co
Servel Inc common
1
8
26
49
Jan
19% Jun
.
45%
130%' 131%
Sears Roebuck & Co
7
26
91
4
10
28
18%
60
4,200
;
9,700
60%
*17%
i
*44
Seagrave Corp
Sealrlght-Oswego Falls Corp
15% Mar 20
13
16 % Aug
8% Jan
50% Oct
9% Jan 20
60!
R
Seaboard
3
27% Jun
„
8%
$3.40 preferred
78
Mar 17
10% Mar 11
40% May 25
21% Apr
28%
*8!«
No par
Nopar
$4 preferred
Nopar
Bcovlll Mfg Co common
25
3.65% preferred—
100
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
1
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
20
9
Oct
6% Sep
31% Sep
27%
8% :
Scott Paper Co common
92
4
28%
Schick Inc
Aug 13
87% Mar 5
Jan
35
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc.
Schering Corp common
5% • convertible preferred.
76% July 20
39% Feb
8an
45 % Aug 12
9
<
18%
.
23
ElerMr Co.J
San Diego Imperial Corp
5
52% Feb
35
-'"
10%
Co
1st pfd 4.40% series A
4
34%
8%
8
8
8
8"
600
20%
35%
277a
20%
St Regis Paper Co common
Mar 13
29% May
96
Apr 13
30% Mar 18
2
—
4.30% conv preferred
Bt Joseph Lead Co.
8t Joseph Light & Power
St L San Fran Ry Co com
Preferred series A 5%
79% Apr 30
54% July 23
14
1725% Sep 22
10% Oct 12
42% Jan
Dec
4%
258
91% Jun
28%
X28%
•
1
Safeway Stores common
1
19% Sep
Apr
36% Dec
16
1
1
24
May 25
28
1
30
29
10
21
28
Ruberoid
42% Jan 15
90% Aug 17
Apr 15
36% July 24
May 22
,
1
Ryan Aeronautical
81% Jun
95%uun
28 %
*82
S'lnnc'
22
35
Jan
24
14'A Mar 25
1
236
9
161
2
10
233 % Nov 19
35% Nov 17
10
84% Dec
29%
;
8
400
28%
_1
47 Va Mar 11
22
41% Dec
24% Jan
29%
•'
2,600
18,%
32%
*28
19%
34%
1
1
20 G
—1
Royal McBce Corp
Rubbermaid Inc
2
22
17
22
Sep
36 %
680
—
10% July
11% Dec 30
35%
100
(Geo
16% Oct
8
37%
,
5
preferred series A_
4%
14% July 29
Jun
19%
36
20
Rohm & Haas Co common
May 27
24% Jan
24
Jun
Rochester
Rockwell-Standard Corp
37% Sep
20
19%
38%
-■49.
57%'
47%*
10
Corp__
Telephone
30% July 23
30
28%
*28
19%
13%
25
Rohr Aircraft Corp
40
20
73%.
<& Elec Corp..No par
Rochester Gas
39 Vb July 24
Sep 25
19%
4%
1
18
17
20
-
33
33
33'A
19%
54 Va
Dec
90
28
4%
505
Jan
28%
18%
32%
13%
18%
'
28%
5 4'A
Company
2
92
68,700
33
Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—.1
Corp.
2
81
30,100
51
19%
8 %*
Roan
Aug 27
25%
49%
28%
40'A
5Va%
'
19
18%
24-%
51%
19%
*33
400
25%
„
33
i
1,400
4,600
70
"
29
73
Corp
Apr
701
19',
60
*69
34
39 Va
Oil
Paper
22% Jan
2
29
Oct
5
48 7 a
72 Va
Rltter
48% May 15
29% Jan
24%
50%.
Nopar
10
5
Rlegel
2
23% Jun
24%
20%
28% Jan
312
"a
48%
1
5s
Richfield
23
22
Jun
55
24
50%
*69
71
*69
"
5
Manufacturing Co
Rhodeslan Selection Trust
5
26
53% Jun
24%
48%
19%
100
series
Preferred 3.60%
5% Mar 17
23
17
23%
50%
53
oO
—100
preferred series A
conv 2nd pfd
Rtaeem
45% Sep
4
59% Oct 12
481% Jan
•
Jan
23%
*27%
1
2.50
,
Chemical Co
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com
23
84% Mar 26
25% July '6
21
1% Sep 22
14
Oct
59
15
8
17% Sep
22
Oct
Oct
76
87% May 22
July 24
4%%
69
60%
.
14
69
*18
Reynolds Mstals Co common •
1
When issued ——————-Nopar
4%%
163
3
r Mar
116
68% Oct
71
*7%
5
Inc
48% May 15
q)Ct 22
Corp
Rex all Drug &
7
50% July
70
28%-.
1
50c
10
;—10
Revere Copper & Brass
Revlon
63% July 27
65% Feb
31
;
55
Republic Steel
28
7
46% Jan
47% Dec 12
3
11% July
18
22
8
38% Jan
5
8% Sep
13
77% Dec
31%
36
5
Republic Arlation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
28% Jan
22
68'4
31%
19%
preferred 3%% series—100
Conv
68
31%
19%
10
.—5
Mfg Co common:
Reliance
5
60 % Mar
Jan
55
9 Ye Dec
2
8
22% May 12
8% Jan
2
16% Jan
14% Nov
9% Jan
37% Apr
25% Jan
42% Jan
11
19
19
39% Dec 29
54% Dec 30
7
5
17
1
'86% July 23
59%
68
30%
28%
10
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
16
61%
68
31%
Co—
&
03% Sep
12% Feb
59%
68 'A
31'A
*33
,_1
Chemicals
<Robt>
61%
68 %
32%
49
50c
20% Apr
Jan
29% Jun
2
54
*
;
60%
68%
31%
23%
No par
Bit Co
Bros Inc
Reeves
61%
68%
32%
68%
_50
50
11.25 dlv prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp
27
22
May 20
60% Jun 24
50% Oct
31
9
16Vb Dec
7
16% Jan
18
7
13
;
22
28% Oct
8% Nov 11
Oct 15
2
3% Jan
—
59%
68
31%
No par
—.1
——5
—.50
——
36.500
59%
68
5
;
Sep
Rels
12% May
Inc
32% Oct
18
27
30% Dec
1st preferred
13.50
59
com—No par
No par
Radio Corp of America
May 11
71
9
10,900
6,900
71
44%
21
6'/a
87
86%
.
2,600
7,900
400
5,300
1,000
21%
60
1,800
70,700
37
79
14,800
50
16%
88
33
130
12,000
Volume
190
Number 5893
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1751)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD.
Range for Previous
Year
STOCKS
L958
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
40 Ve Jan
69 3 b Dec
2
61% Jan
19
7
75% Aug 20
Jun
8
82% Feb 24
13%
85% May 2
17% Nov 28
Aug 29
6
Jan
3
2
Sep 21
23% May 11
Jan
35% Feb
61% Nov 21
50
18
47% Feb 21
3
Sep
.'89
Dec
84
14
Jun
Jjm
«•
15
14
6_
9
17% Jan
2
29
Jan
45% Nov
22
2'.
12'
Dec
8
46% Oct
2
107b. Jan
1
15% Jan
3
19% Nov 28
.37% Jan
2
60% Nov
52.
.20
Jan
2% 'Jan
2
267b Dec 18
2
16
39% Feb
14
15% Jan
9
Apr
*
2
12
24% Jan
33
5
9% Jun
,
20
9
•*
66% Dec 31
20% Jan
57
Jan
2
Oct
2
28% Dec
15
23% Oct
25% Apr
23
20% Sep 21 '
307b Mar 19
38
Dec
30
32
Oct
6
72
97
Dec
19
92
Oct
6
Jan
13
<3% Jan
1865
25
31% Mar
24
9% Jan
7
Feb
Aug 11
6
23
2
May-29
07bOct
22
34% Oct
23
1305
Jan
42% Sep
5
3
29% Dec
30
25
Apr
3
29% Jan
2
35
Jan
5
7% Jan
2
38% Aug 27
13% Aug 19
10% Oct
22
29
Feb
6
9
Feb
3
18% Jan
36% Dec
5
3% Jan
8
9% Nov
17
9% Jan
2
20% Dec
19
2
Mar~18
25%
55% Feb
36% Dec
89
24
9
22Vb
Jan~13
15
Jan
26% Jan
25
30% Jun 25
71% Oct 21
39% Aug 22
24% Oct
6% Jan
May 1.1
7
15% Jan
Feb
Dec
8
16
Dec
16
23
Jan
38% NOV 21
30
25
73
.
81% Oct
8
90
t
Jan
2
28%--.
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17
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2
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/
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-
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r*2
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2
2
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^7
Feb
23sb Jan 21
10% Jan
2
'273b Jan
!523b Oct
2
11
37
58
1
"
36'a-Dec. 16
,
3
55% Dec
42% Nov
21
8
M 15% Jun
39Va Dec
5
.6
;
'
3% Jan
"2
13% Jan
43
97b Jun
19
13% Oct 28
'26% Oct 22
.
;
127b Jan "2
-
57b Jan
*2
303b Mar 25"
„
837b Apr
'2774
17
Jan
2
Sep
92
15
',813b Feb
4
23% Dec
11
29
Nov
20
31
31
30',bJun
86% Oct
5
.Apr' 29
81
Mar 24
28
9
74.
Aug
'80
Sep 10
4374 Oct
6
16
30
8
18
2
37,74 Dec
31
\7b Sep 22
3274 July 28
l-67b May -2
24% Feb
6
337b Nov
6
10
13
'.
8
2
Apr
2674
T
Jan
Jan
v.
Jan
2
527b Jan
2
2174
;
277b
Nov 26
69% Aug
8
143
Aug
8
108
Aug
8
27 7b Dec
5
37
Apr 15
91
Oct
100% Mar 12
19
'45
Jan
10
Jan
2
-
ill
Jan
31
91
Jan
2
<1534 Jan
2
*
•
;
27
32 34 Sep. 15
7974 Oct
Sep 21
19T« Oct
1
3Q% Jan
6
37.
Sep 22
101
Oct
Oct
Oct
87
2
Nov* 18
34% Nov
167b Oct
1174 Jan
34% Jan
21
13
50% Aug 28
407b Dec 30
23
22
Dec
31
1674 Dec
31
1674 Jan
10% Jan
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12 Jan
32_
Jan
.
2
For
footnotes
see
page
24.
59 %
59%
59 %
59%,
59%
59%
27'%
27%
28
28%
27%
28
12%
13
83%
*81
3,460
1,900
62i/4
59%,
59%
'
13%
■
13%
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13%
83%
61
61%
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13%
13
13%
83%
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83%
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.
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27%
1,300
13
.
2,500
83%
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61%
61%
62
62'A
62
24
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24
23%
24
2374
24
22 %
21%
21%
22
22%
22%
32%
22%
32%
93
93i%
93%
800
6%
6%
3,400
61%
32%
32%
32%
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93%
53 %
93
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93
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4,100
19,300
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25
a
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5
1385
35
1350
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35%
35%
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1305
35%
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32%
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1305
34%
35%
35
900
-
1,800
35%
4,400
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29
*28
25
43
43%
43
43%
42%
43%
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43
42
43%
10,400
10%
10%
10%
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3,900
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2,600
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29
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29
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29
1
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
433b
*28
29
7,800
38%
38%
377b
377b
37%
3774
37%
387b
5,100
31
31%
37%
3134
713b
3034
27%
18
31 Vb
317b
31%
307b
317b
3134
1493b
•
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(James)
Aircraft
Tennessee
Corp—
Corp
——1.25
—
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Texaco Inc _!
3
5
72%
293b
.27%
18
73%
30
28 34
._i
146%
10
25Vo
149%
2634
25
—
Texas Gas Transmission Corp.
5
Texas Gulf Producing Co__
33%
Texas Gulf Sulphur
No par
22
Texas Instruments Inc
__i._-
—
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution
4
Tliioliol
-
Chemical Co
Thompson (J R,V«——
•
21%
1*
6
14
1
—7.50
*115
6
4%
Oil
25%
33%
"
-
49%
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Toledo Edison Co
—
Co
2
—
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l
common
conv pfd
1
50
;
1
1
Underwood Corp__^——No par
Union Asbestos,
Rubber Co
u._5
Union Bag-Cump Paper Corp..4.6%Union Carbide Corp—
No par
"
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t TJrej
1
28%
14,300
18 34
17 7 «
187b
17%
18
177b
153%
163
57,200
54,700
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253b
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117
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6774
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257b
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34%
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547b
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53 3b
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573b
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38%
5134
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5534
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57
32%
1,700
176,000
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163b
223b
377«
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55
56 3b
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23,200
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58'b
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1147 b
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15
116
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10,500
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52%
115
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100
28,300
1
12,300
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5,200
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32
6,300
1,700
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113b
11%
1134
117b
11
11%
4,200
183b
17%
17%
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1734
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147b-
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143 b
9,900
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207b
217 b
207b
217 b
10,900
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3,900
12,400
17,500
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45
45%
4574
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4574
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139%
136'4
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1357b
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327b
3274
327b
3274
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8874
88
887b
32%
32 "4
No par
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89
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No par
PfeferreU $3.70 series
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Preferred $4 series
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19
69 Vi
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69 Vb
70
46
97b
44
1327b
10
45%
43%
4474
13574
1337b
134%
317 b
32%
89%
32
3274
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78
78
28
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447b
43 Vb
43%
43 Vb
43%
437b
43%
4374
437b
25,400
32 3 4
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3374
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3274
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327b
32'/a
32,100
Union OH
or
No par
California.
.
•
4% (ser ol 1955)
4^ ' (ser of 1956)
conv
pfd
pfd-
100
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78
78
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8
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77b
80
8
17,900
77b
8 7b
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34»b
337b
337b
33 Va
337b
33 7 h
337b
337b
3374
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22
2174
2174
217 b
217b
21
21
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41%
4274
4174
4274
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43
417b
427b
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38 Vb
39Tb
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4274
3874
387b
39
38
39
20,800
7%
8
8
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105
8
105
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105
100
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110
6,700
110
82
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82 "2
82 %
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827b
8174
83
83
8574
2,300
27%
28
277b
28 3b
283b
287b
28
287b
28
287b
6,200
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24
2474
2474
247b
2474
24%
247b
2474
247b
247b
4,100
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conv
"86
88
86
86
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88
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1-
Corp
$4,50 preferred
Mar 24
277b
Union Pacific RR Co-common
-10
4% non-oum preferred
-10
Union Tank Car Co
-No par
Union Twist Drill Co_
s
United Air Lines Inci„
10
United Aircraft Corp common—
5
3
22
2874
V
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Ddyllte
'
•
27%
217b
163b
50%
50
-
•
277b
573 b
27%
*53
37'%
scries of 1957
5% conv prior'preferred
Twin Coach C.O'_—/—r_TXL Oil Corp
.
27%
21%
16%
l
•
10
283b
583b
32
38
-
50
20th Century Fox Filih—;
1
Twin City "Rap .Transit *0111—No par
-
35,800
307b
6134
__50
common
4 Preferred scries A (cony)i
-Tung-Sol'Electric ,'Co common
..
73%
3034
21%163b
58
.3!
*35
.21%
5
;
—;
Trl-C6ntlnental Corp
$2.70 preferred
TmaxrTraer Coal Co
5.
713b
30%
(>o%
;
5
5%
717b
30
150'/a
55
32 lb
81*793b
23%
22%
-22..—22........ ..,——.22
25
TransCWorld Airlines Inc—
'
713b
307b
26
22%
'
3
71%
30
18%
1623b
54
:7->%
No par
Tishroarr Really & Construction
1
Trane
08
24»/«
10
common—
$1.20 preferred
Timlcen ,Roller Bearing
.
20,800
71'/u
223b
23
117
67%
100
preferred
Tidewater
18
31%
731/4
30 3b
25%
1834'
23%
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
/Common
_-5
23
.
Pacific Land Trust—
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
100
Texas Utilities Co__—
No par
Textron Inc common
„50c
•
$1.25 conv nreferred
..—No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
5
May
5,400
*
100
1
United Board & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co
Nona*
United-Carr Fastener (Del)
2.56
United Corp (Del).
_i
United. Electric Coal Cos
5
—
—
United Engineering & Foundry
8
United Fruit Co
1
I—.
No par
United Gas Corp
10
32 7
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88
:i
65 3 4
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887 b
10
32%
31%
32
317 b
32
32
32
32
32
1.700
67
6674
66%
65
66
64
647b
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6G
3.800
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32 3 4
3274
32
32
3274
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83b
3274
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8%
87b
874
85 V..
357 b
35 7 b
20
20%
2074
2074
19 7 a
19%
19%
28
2674
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26
207b
25'%
343b
52 7
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87 b
*3174
8 %
35%
3574
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8
200
874
87 b
3574
357b
357b
20
1974
20
267b
257 b
2674
44,800
15,800
7b
9.900
600
1,400
3474
537b
187b
18%
United Industrial
13%
16 74
167b
1674
16
167 b
157b
1574
17
15,400
18%
18%
18%
18%
1674
187 b
18%
15,400
174
17 4
174
1%
17b
17 b
174
174
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2,900
C47.i
54'.b
547-1
547b
5474
547 b
557«
543b
31
30%
30%
30%
307b
347b
32
33%
327b
33%
3274
83
82
82
83
82
82
83
180
30%
2974
30'4
29%
29%
29 Vb
297b
29'.b
30
2,800
52'4
5174
52%
517a
52
50
5174
50
51%
6,600
8
_
15
427b May 6
86 7 a Sep 22
6
469
3374
1457«.Sep 22
87b Sep 21
31'.4 Sep 28
9% Jun 17
15i/0
453
,
537b
17
327s Nov
14 Tb
15%
463
187b
1717b May 23
163b Sep
2
417b Sep -2
874 Dec 30
679,600
363,200
448
53%
8
237b Jan
21%
14%
.
347b
16
974 Sep 22
40',4 Oct
t-:
452
187b
28% Oct
117b Oct 29
27%
.
20%
20%: 22
14%/: 15
440
1,500
34
29%> Sep 23
473b Feb 12
59%
27
14%
2,300
30%
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80'/? Sep
2
53%
21
448
59%
30%
1874
6
3
14
428
58
31%-
5374
2
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19 Va
14
58
347,,
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834 Jan
i 21%
19%
427
-
18%
3774 Oct
39
20%
18%
13%
412
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57
31
,
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5374
90
7
31%
3474
2
Jan
57%
31%
19
4
25
57%
31%
53%
Dec
.2
58
31 %
34%
337b Apr 29
6% Jan
58
31
19
19
78
11
58
31
.200
2,400
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18%
527 b
■26% Jan
Dec
57%
*18%
17
117b
45% Mar 9
427» Jan 22
7
577b Dec
18%
4,600
23
10%
32%6et 13
«% May 19
37V« Marl6
23% July 9
15
102
*18 %
60%
*22%
16%
-1
3474
30 %• Oct
2
18%
56%
l:
13
45% Jan—2
14
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55
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17
17% t
.
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17%
3574
377b May 20
8
487b Jan
Sep 23
18%
\
55%
23
16 Tb'
-
6,600
33
47% Dec-22
217b Jan
*22%
17
,8,100
19
2
,657b Jan
54%
22%
16%,
29%
United
323b Oct 29
153
55%
2274
50%
United Greenfield Corp..
1674 Jan
l'4Sep-
54%
,
17%
800
497'u
29%
<
20% July 20
13% Jun
21
30
12,000
v
59% Aug 27
12
2% Oct
29%
15%
2
18% Nov 21
1774 Dec
3
51
29%
1,100
62%
15%
44
3874 Apr 10
88%-Apr. 17
.
297a Jan l2
50
50%,
2934
62%
i
1074
"Apr
3
109% Mar-26 '
253b Sep 16
3172 Sep .29
48,'b Jan 13
27% Jan
51%
30
32 '4
95
-117b May 16
57b Jan
2
54%
23%
17
50%
29%
93%
21
,34% Jan
51'%
32%
United Biscuit of America
2
16%
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136
'
Oct 22
Jan
62 %
*15%
,
52
21%
.
1134
,
267b Jan 1J
16
61 %
16
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23%
30% Jan
Sep
61%
16
61'%
•
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32
77» Sep
61%
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62%
24%
United Artists
64
61%
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A
3274 Mar 26
29
67b Jan
.227b Jan
,7
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43%
53'4 July 10 ,
387a'Fob .19
'9 74 Feb 26
37% Jan
6
257b Feb
4
45
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66 fi "Mar 26
9
86
20%
1074
87^/Mar
.
8
22% Jun
20%
117b
79'b,Sep 14, /
7774 Feb 25 '
.14
81
24% Feb
20%
53%.
■
._i
3574;Mar 16
Union Electric Co common
9834Mar 4.
Preferred $4.50 series
4
3674 Dec
974 Dec
Nov
407b Jah
20%
113b
150,'b July 27
6974 Oct 19
94
Apr. 25547b Jun 24
'807b
•'•■'•2474
20%
1034
307b.Mar 13
14% Aug 4»
51"
Apr
2
15
3274 Dec
84
20%
11%
14% Jim
12
Jan
41
21%
107b
17Tb Apr 20
19
1037b Jun 23
914 Jun
120'b Feb
2,800
10,800
43%
48 4 Mar 13
1974 Sep 15
113b Dec
15%
35%
103b
253b Apr '1
2
44
15%
34%
11'b
13% Mar
22
107b Jan
15%
35%
43
75% Mar
36,'
Sep 24
3 034 Sep 22
12674 Dec
4-
70% Sep
,
.12% Feb
15%
35
IOV2
V
■
15%
35%
llV'B
.4335'Abr 10
6
17% Oct
15%
35%
11 Vb
tFeb 11
5434kMar* 3
303b Sep 21
Jun
2,400
15%
35%
10Tb
59
7
9
36
15%
433b
29July 31
9
16
102
-
35%
36%
100
20,100
35%
*22%
loo
^
36%
6,000
.
31%
10%
11%
42% Aug
3
56% Jan 14
15
12
543b Jan
-
36%
*90
102
*90
88
311/0
43
24% Jun
8
34.V# Jan
1
2
32.3b Jaii
,
.
Jan.14
Jan
36%
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.
31%
16
GlVii
1
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Jan
36%
102
22%
Transite-At:Williams
52
13
*90
88
31%
23 %
v; 42% July 15
21
Oct
102
*84
10Tb
11%
37%
29% Apr 14
24
Jan 16
61% Oct 12
26Vb Aug 17
17. Vb Apr 15
7Q - Jan 26
Seji 21
50% Sep
7
Apr
'
36%
32%
36%
*21
I5
X34%;.Scp,n
53
10 Ve Jan
o
Corp-:.:;
7
25% Nov 17;
'
20
45
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21% Jan
•
Jan
40% Nov
17
23% Feb
:
.
10'
29'
36%
85%
31%
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88.. Jan
2
,53"%;Sep 21
.
3
17Tb Oct
16% Jani i2,
Feb
,5
30
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85%
32%
.
1
70"% May
8
15% Jan.
102
87
51%
,
1
14% Oct
20% Sep 18
15
65% Dec
31%
i
*
363b Mar
iB—— »2JU%J5ep 2-2-v
46% Nov 14
45% Jail
2
!
26% Dec
1
19% Mar 11
7
Jan
5
_
*84
50%
9
31% July 30
'
43
:
72
2
79% Oct
52
May 20
87
32%
Talcott Ino
2
74% July 23
29% July 30
25% Apr
2
X 1"2 3 4
15
Dec
5134*
Symington Wayne Corp—
26% May 18
124% Mar 18
36% Sep 21
1'2% Oct
1
Feb
50%
*21%
Swift
39% Jan 23
Apr 24
24
2
25
51%
Temco
163.
111% Sep 25
63
Feb 18
19% Jan
8
67
51
TelAutograph Corp
87% Aug
14% Mar 10
21% Dec
9% Apr 28
22
28
Nov
52
1
.
..
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JSutherland. Paper Co
Sweets Co of America
.
23
35% Apr 14
3934 July 15
25Tb Mar 16
12
17% Dec 11
2
441% Jan
113
2
51%
*32
Texas
98% Jan
52%
46,600
15 V.1
20
Sunshine -Mining Co——.
Superior Oil of California—
..Sep 29
38% Jan 12
Aug
8X-27
Apr
1
24% Nov 10
17% Oct 22
86
Dec
1
61% Jan 27
2
24% Dec
203,700
Sunshine Biscuits Inc—____i_12.50
40
37
2
44,500
46%
19% Jan
27% Jun 11
—
.
41%
45%
-
44% July 16
13% Mar 16
10% Sep 21
35 '/4 Sep 22
16
Dec
47
46%
40%
46%
'
47% Aug 21
14%. Mar 9
3
.
45%
41%;
46
Sunray-MId-Cont. Oil Co common
1
*Vi% preferred series A
_25
5'/2% 2nd pfd series of '55
,30
23
19% Jan
-
46%
40%
46%
35%
r
8% Mar 20
2165
46
41%
46%
36 V,
1
Suhdstrancl Corp_
15
29% Jan
-
Sunbeam
106% Feb 20
8
Oct
38% Jan
47
41
47%
*91
8
Corp
When issued /---—I.
$5' conv preferred
29*.,Jan 2724%' Apr 29
-
46%
41%
46%
32
>■
..
47
41%
*84
15% Mar 20- ■a Suit. Chemical Corp common-:_i
94'Mar 13
vi. $4.50. series' A preferred
No par
Sun Oil-Co———
65%- Feb - 9
No par
7
-
46%
51 oh
8
& Webster---—
Broadcasting Co_
400
47%
30%
Studebaker-Piickai
30,000
4%
42
30
Storer:
17%
*4%
47%
15
-
11% Sep 23
80 % Sep- 29
69
-
16
Apr 24
1360
Oct
Jah
38 7b.
21
12% AlVg 14
87 - Nov 24
22 % Aug 14
.
% Mar.25
1,300
70%
47
16%
:
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41 V.i
51%
2 s >■ /Stpne
66 %
8
25% Sep
29
28% Dec
Apr
.47%
•
51
22 * vOct'22
469
Sep 22
60
.
4%
16
:
'
1
Jan
.
.
4%
5
•15% Oct 22
9% Aug 26
59
Apt
15%
4%
1
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Oct
325
79
Mayt 6
.65
Sep 21
15%
4%
10
Stlx Baer & Fullcr
Co..,
Stokely*Van Camp Iric common
5% prior preference—.
.
16
4%
15%
4%
7
:
.'19
17% Janr: 5
..
Aug" 25
340
16%.
77
Sterling Drug Inc,
.
22
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75%
77
Sterchl Bros Stores Inc-l.
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Stewart-Warner: Corp
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75%
77
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76%
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4%
25
3%% preferred series' A_
Stevens
35%
*4%
__
x
*35%
75%
15%
6.25
common
:
70%
35%
15%
$1.20 convertible preferred—.20
Mfg Co
1
Stanley Warner Corp
5
Starxett Co (The) L S_C—No par
'Stauffer.: Chemical Co—.
_5
..
70%
*35%
10c
Jersey
Ohio
70%
35%
35%
77
Standard Ry Equip
27% Mar 13
20% Jan
15% Jan
.
of
70%
*35 %
15%
•
Shares
Oct. 23
Oct. 22
*35%
35%
■*
34% July ' 1
62 " Aug
4
42% Jan
7
,
New
71
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Oct. 21
74%
Standard Packaging Corp com
!_1..
$1.60 ■ convertible preferred
—20
<
59'% Jun\22,
Feb
263b Feb
'
J
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23% Jun, 8
71
Apr 2i
fa % Jun 23
-
.
13% Jan
43
11
27% Oct 22
2
.15% Jan
..
14% Nov 20
Dec
Standard Oil
4174 July 27
26"
of
70%
Wednesday
.1
California-^
Of
Standard Oil
71
_No pax
—
& Electric Co
Standard Oil
17%. July 27
Jun
Gas
71
*33%
Standard, Oil- of Indiana—
i>
40% July 29
54
,
Standard
Oct. 20
No par
$3.50" prexerreu
July v 6
2
Jan
52% Sep
29% Jan
'
,:117
8
No par
com
issued
Tuesday
Oct. 19
Par
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
64% Jau: 2J92
Apr $
397b July 27
\
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18
20
;l Ola" Jan
52% Apr 17
59% Jan.26
12 % Jan
6
When
July 23
31% Jaii
18
Standard Brands' Inc
14
62% Jim 23
7
27% Jan
29
18% Nov
2
5
•
23
50 % Sep 22
85
Juul 30
33% Dec 31
11% Nov 10
-14% Jan
40% Oct
94% .May 26
29% Dec 30
2
•
3% May 29
45% Oct
9
45% Oct 23
31
59% Dec
2
23
3
■
66% Sep 17
10% Jan
Nov
•<6034 Nov-12
427b Feb 24
36, ' Jan
'
3% Nov 19
3
43% X^eb 25
Oct
30
Monday
EXCHANGE
73
35% Oct
74
LOW AND HIGII SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Lowest
9
287o Sep 21
874 Jan
2
197* July 29
217 i" July 24
'
2'.bMarlO
-
*
Gas
Improvement Co—133b
10
Corp^
United Merch <fc FCfrs Inc
'"United Park City Mines Co
—2
1
1
53% Aug
6
United Shoe Much
347b Mar
4
preferred
-——I
.-——25"
US Borax & Chemical Corp com
1
4%% preferred
300
U S Ss Foreign Securities—
1
517b Apr 34
857b Aug 18
Jan 26
35
58
21
120
165
27
30
Jan
Apr
Mar
1274 Jan
3074 Mar
1474 Apr
29
2
37
4474 May 28
35% Apr 20
10
Jan 26
common
25
6%
US Freight Co;
—No pai
US Gypsum Co common
4
7% preferred
1.100
US Hoffman Mach common—82 3bc
5% class A preference
50
US Industries Inc common
.-t
4Tb% preferred series A
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
.
.
Monday, October 2$, 1959
.
(1752)
NEW YURK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Yearjy.lK
Highest
Lowest
18% Jan
5
26% Mar
73
Sep
95
43 7'e nov
24 % Jun
18
29
Jan
88
Jan
22
119
Oct
6
15*
Jan
76
82
Jan
3
108
Dec
1
Oct
7b Apr
7
14
48
Va Nov
18
4o% Fen
lu
154
136% May 18
21
31
25% Jan
22
142% Sep
24
11
33% Jan
41 % Oct
14
27% oep
19
30
47% Oct
15
46% Jan
53 >
3
51% oan
13
July 29
2
97 % Dec
1587b Jun
143% Oct
16
38% May
16
2
'
Sep 25
33% Oct
5% July
8
13
9% Oct
30
6
6
'
1
29
57
Dec
10
Nov
12
22
18% May 12
12% Jan
96
Nov
Feb
9
Jun
9
8
2
40% Oct
14
31% Sep
21
5% Jan
13% Jan
2
11% Aug 27
9% Jan
2
2
21% Jan
2
9
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17
5
157% Oct
14
Oct
22
8
77% Feb
3.
85
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2
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2
19% Jan
2
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101
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14
82% Jan
2
40% Dec
8
26% Jan
101
113
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82
Dec
90% July
99% Apr
24
85% Dec
7
2
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8
96
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17
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21
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5
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:
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7
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3
22
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2
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94% Apr 24
2
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65% Sep~21
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8
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9
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15
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2
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24
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10
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21
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28
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22
21
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100
8
29
2
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39 Va July
78
$5 preferred
Whirlpool Corp
6
4%%
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White
Denial
60
White
Motor
97
Jun
15
7
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7
23 % Nov
5
25% July
32% Jun
6
38
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1
24% Jan
10
36
7
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30
48%
13
30
71
Jan
Jan
8
102 Vz Mar 11
5%%
Co
29% Oct
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White
White Stores Inc
13
Sewing Machine common
1
Prior preference
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
:
Sep
17
6% Jan
2
11% Oct 20
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49% Nov
18
39% Jun
17
46% Sep
Winn-Dixie Stores
37% Dec
22
35 Va Sep
118
Sep
22
40 % .Jair 23
1
16
1
Industries
Wisconsin
Elec
120% Dec
9
20% Jan
7
23% Jun
22
27 % Jari
9
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Public
21% Jan
2
32% Oct
14
29
24
36% Mar
6
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Iron
36% Jan
2
53% Dec
31
53 Vz Jat
61% Oct
9
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(F W)
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27
74
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31
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29
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2
63% Oct
23
129
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84 Vz July 15
6%
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1
preferred
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80% Jan
2
97
5
84
Sep
22
94% Feb
2
Prior
78% Jan
2
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80
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22
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2
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13
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23% Apr
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16
29% Feb
10
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9
68% Jan
2
16
Apr
11% Oct
33% Nov
25
22
17
36% Aug 26
119% Oct
9
22% Dec
13
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30
20
7
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21
8
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1
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148
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81
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2
9
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9
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14
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Sales lw
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 19
Par
"
D
20
28% NOV
2
Monday
.
EXCHANGE
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AND
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STOCK
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1
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case
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more
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a
Year l!)58
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
BONDS
Treasury
Nov__5
102.14
4s
Low
15 1964
SALE
PRICES
High
Thursday
Oct. 21
Low
Friday
Oct. 22
High
Low
Jun
Low
the Week
Bonds(S)
High
*92.10
92.14
*92.10
92.14
92.14
1969
*92.10
92.14
*92.10
92.14
*97.16
97.24
*97.28
98.4
1980
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98.18
*98.18
98.26
*98.18
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98.26
97
*97.4
97.12
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97.24
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98
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15
1974
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95.6
*95.10
95.18
1990
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95.28
*95.28
96.4
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*95.28
89.14
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89.22
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90.4
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90.12
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90.12
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88.22
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89.4
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89.12
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89.12
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88.8
*88.8
88.16
*88,22
88.30
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89.6
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15
1978-1983
May
15
1985
Feb
15
1964
Treasury
*94.6
96.4
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94.10
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95
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95.8
Aug
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15
95
1966
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93
Feb
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15
93.20
1995
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93.16
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*83,10
83.18
1961
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88.24
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93.14
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15
2%s_
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Jan
29
94
29
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;
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20
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.
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Treasury 2lis-
15
105.16 Feb
16
101.24 Feb
23
103.8
6
94.16 Aug 14
93.16 May 20
98.16 July 22
99.8
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94.16 Aug 14
93.16 May 20
96
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2
7
1__
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July
9
95
Jun
14
&
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2
83
Jun
2
Last
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Sale Price
or
Low
New York City
Transit. Unification
3%. Corporate
*84.14
84.22
84.16
♦84.10
84.18
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97.16
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1962
97.16
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95
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95
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FOR WEEK
OCTOBER
Friday
BONDS
Jan. J
No.
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Interest
Brazil
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1950
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1951
90
extl
75%
75%
70
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76%
—June-Dec
96%
99
German
98%
97%
98
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s
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Works
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s
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External conversion. 1979-ii...
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High
1930—
of
Period
Exchange
Ne-w York Stock
st
Monday, October 26, 1959
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
—
International
OCTOBER 23
FOR WEEK ENDED
.
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
RANGE
.
.
80
106%
Central
Corp
3s
debentures
debentures
1976
:
106'
110%
97%
58
64
9
79
85
118
99
128%
99
99
35
96%
105
87%
12
87%
91
*78
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
79%
80
86
2
—
of
Georgia Ry—
First mortgage 4s series A 1995
-Jan-July
AGen mortgage 4%s series A Jan 1 202ft—May
AGen mortgage 4%s series B Jan 1 2020—May
Central Illinois Light Co— '
4'/4S
80
89
87
4..——May-Nov
1965—
62
80
3
101%
conv
debentures
1974
-June-Dec
*69' %
—
—
6a%
78%
83
*69
103
103
75
105%
—
20
90
65(4
75%
102%
109
Number 5893
190
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1755)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
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Central
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92
98
Dresser Industries
79
80
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88
98%
3s
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mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1969
mortgage 2%s series G 1974
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I
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series
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first coll
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1983
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1977
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.64
*80%
Gen
96 %
99%
20
May
Wisconsin
105%
100% 101 Vi
—
112
Jan-July
Wilson
68
57%
85%
.
91%
110
Mar-Sepf
Whirlpool Corp
84
96
__
3
*85
Feb-Aug
A Jan 1981
3%s series
4s
debentures
3%s
93%
100
—
70%
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
5s income debentures 1984
100
60
79
__
'70'A
Wisconsin Public Sevice 3'As
65
83%
77%
88
—
*85 " "
May-Nov
—
•
_
May-Nov
C 1973_April-Ocf
1983
75.
79%
*85
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
debs 2008
*~2
79%
*75
April-Ocf
^
ser
17,
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Stfeel 3'As series C 1970
First mortgage 3%s series D 1907—
96%
92
4s
income
79%
I 1981—June-Dec
5S 2003
registered 2361
5'As
41%
85 Vi
ser
77
73
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
April-Ocf
66 Vi
90%
92%
87%
a
•
Mar-Sept
1982—
J
ser
76'A
Mar-Sepf^-
Western
18
/
lien & ref
Winston-Salem
91%
3%s
mtge/4%s 1983
Penn
4s
78%
62 Vi
M
subord
West
81%
125 Vi
ref
77
1975—Mar-Sept
mtge 2%s ser H 1980
West Shore first
85
69 Vi
38
'
84%
84'A
.77
65'%
94%
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967_Jan-JjHp
est Penn Electric 3%s 1974
May-Noo
117%
74%.
28
72%
137
124
85%
87%
104% •127%
78%
84%
80
95
87'%
Map-Nov
mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991—April
mortgage 3%s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000__Feb-Aup
91'A
*92Vi
127
4%s
ctfs
Gen mtge 4s income series
119%
74%
58
May-Nov
1984—-June-Dec
74'%
83%
98%,
98%
88%
85
74%
108%
85
112% 114
*78%
First
132%
87%
97%
7
*100%
*72%
16
85
Gen
88%
82
14
55
92
lOLVi
72
98%
•
Wabash RR Co—
97
HO'%
620
98%
*96%
97'%
'
-
mortgage & refund 3%s
1st
108%
85%
—
debs
—
Ry 3s series B 1995
First Hen and ref mtge 3%s
103'/0
99
*61
Jan-July
_April-Ocf
1985
1976-.
Virginian
88%
24
83 V
Feb-Aug
75%,
114
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
May-Nov
_ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
1978
1st
91
20
86%
1980
8
75%
May-Nov
1977
Virginia & Southwest first gtd
81'A
95 Vi
Pacific RR Co—-
mortgage 2%s series
1975
1st
H7%
100%
98 Vi
83%
'75—June-Dec
73
73
-
Corp
First and ref
97
98%
yy Ys
'98 Vi
*120
1913-June-Dec
1977
A
1969—
4 Vis
San Fran
4%s
(Oregon Lines)
80.
Feb-Aug
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E
series F 1970
85%
100 Vi 101%
Co—
First 4Vis
90'A
11
Jan-July
3s
6s
63
.
53
80
73
Jan-July
1967
Wnrfrs
Participating
91%
83
*—
Jan-July
Jan-July
1994
91%
80
<■
■
I960—ApriZ-Oct
1972
sinking fund mtge
Vanadium
California Edison Co—
Southern
2%s
coll tr 4%s 1978
citpoi
Gen
77%
",72%
92%
80
June-Dec
1972
§A6%s'debs series A
83
76%
77%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
84
86
4
Mar-Sept
United States Steel 4s debs
conv
no i/_
96
June-Dec
1985
convertible
-
96
Jan-July
1979
debentures
3Vis
2Vis
America
trust 3%s
debentures
4%s
94
327
100
Jan-July
1979
1970
1977
debentures
f
s
78%
83%
—
June-Dec
92
78%
87%
91
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures
2%s
Southern
debs
of
Rubber 2%s debentures
conv
78
Marchant—
subord
conv
S.
3'/8S
84
*62
112%
ApriZ-Oct
1986
Co
debs
69%
28
-
8mith-Corona
5'As
95 %
Aprll-Oef
Skelly Oil 2,/4S debentures 1S65
f
s
2%s
77%
:
debentures
2%s debs
mtge & coll tr 3%s
UnanH
.
Gas Corp—
conv .subord
Sinclair
Feb-Aug
90%
77
87'/a
f—May-Nov
Corp 2%s 1970
mtge & coll tr 3%s 1971
81
94%
101%
100 Vi
1979—
Pipe Line 3.20s
Shamrock
5Vis
debs
1983—
Biscuit
4%s
82
69%
90
Jan-July
,
debs
f
s
85
June-Dec
1982
debentures
81
__
*83
98 Vi
May-Nov
1982_
Bears Roobnck & Co 4%s
Seiberling Rubber Co— >
,
§A3%s assented series C
13
72Vi
*75
Feb-Aug
84%
82 %
§A6%t> sinning iund mtge/series A 1951_June-Deo
§A3%s assented series A 1951
June-Dec
*96
June-Dec
1972
93%
87 Va
1975_ApriZ-Oct
tr 2%s 1980
8A6%s
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4s/as
trust 2%s
1968
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
90
92
VA
81%
*78%
,
Gas
4%s
120'A
98'%
91%
Mar-Sept
1971__Map-Nov
76%
104% 105%
May-Not
Mar-Sepf
.
1961
Missouri. 3%s
80
78
105
82
June-Dec
70'A
T"*.-
1980—
1974
71%
95
Jan-July
9
86%
85
75%
1
*74
April-Ocf
88
*99%
"l
*83%
1989_Jan-July
13
June-Dec
75 Vi
Co—
B
of
mtge & coll
U.
133
83
88
1985—Jan-July
71%
'
1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nov
conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
RR
87
*70%
Mar-Nov
1989
Go
mortgage and coll
1st mtge &
90%
106
3%s
§A3%s assented series A
71Vi
72
England
Line
3s
70%
_May
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1D82
Beaboard
18
91
*76%
Map-Nov
71 %
Mar-Sept
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
Paul Union Depot 3 Vis B 1971
Scioto
99
11
85%
May-Nov
'7514
Jan-July
A
4s series B 1980
A5s income debs ser A Jan 2006-;
Bt
114
91.
84%
102
f
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s
157
84
Co—
mtge
103
ref and
1st
94
1-
"
93%
*85
1982.
Feb-Aug
1986———_—_—ApriZ-Oct
3 Vis
Co
Cent
1st
95
56
■'
85
*83
April-Ocf
Francisco
mortgage
ASecond
1977
*84
9
88
Jan-July
April-Ocf
2000
5s
3.%s ser E
Orleans
Oil of California
1st
100'A
92'%
-
New
debentures
3%s
193%
92%
94
of
Electric
United
194
96
__
*9?
—
■
^
93%
*80%
Pacific RR 2%s debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding morl.gp.ge 2%s series C 1991_Mar-Sent
Union Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973
ApriZ-Oct
226
193'A
refund M
Tri-C.ontinen.tal Corp 2%s debs
United
194
80'%
85%
Products 4%s debs
87
226
—_Jan-July
_Ja?i-Jnly
Ja7i-July
;
87%
84
28
*85%
Union
72%
80
105
78'A
%
91
series B 1970__ApriZ-Oct
3%s series C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
Oil
Union
88
101%
5
RR
Tol & Ohio
92
104
1
--
and
1st mtge & coll
1st
mtge 3'As
862
84:
95%
6
82
RR—
Thompson
3s
71%
*80
49
80%
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
First
122%
119
Feb-Aug
;
Rochester Gas & Electric
Bt Lawrence &
96
:
90%
Corp—
McBee
*82'%
1
Orleans
123
93%
and refund M 3 Vis
Term
Union
71%
120
Feb-Aug
1978—
subord
conv
6
97%
»
New
94 %
43
Louis—
&i Pacific first gold
Texas
88
83
&
General
93
82
May-Nov
1978
78
82 Vi
May-Noc
1978
4Vis
*
A
89
75
bonds—
series
4"is
;v 1
■
adjustment
5'As
a 70 Va
.
82%.
5
St
Tidewater
94
110
156
•'
•
75 V4
85 Vi
Rhine-Westpbalia Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950
§ADirect mtge 6s 1852
JAConsol mtge 6s 1953
.88%
107
•'—"
of
Assn
and
and
Texas
93%'
■
RR
1972-.
1973
99%
103%
'
81%
88
High
.
95
23
80%
02%
J&n-Juty
1971
97
92
.
'
93 Vi
•
2%s debentures
debentures
First
81
92 Vi
90%
105Vi
>156% 162
Co.
1st mtge 6s
Inc
First and refund M
91
s104
&
Texas
81
f 119
97%
Jan-July
impt M 4s series C 2019
impt 2%s series D 1985
Texas Company (The) 3%s debs 1983
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
89%
102
70
April-Ocf
Jan. 1
Low
1
101'A 103%
96%
98
1971—May-Nov
Co
Refund
100'A
.*
June-Dec
Mfg Co 3Vis debs 1975
106
Oil
Refund
'
95%
99%
1982—April-ocf
Range Since
No.
99%'
95'A
96%
101 %
1983
debentures
Terminal
80
r» r
Jan-July
May-Nov
Jan-July
May-Nov
72%
85
__
86
1983
conv
(N J) debentures 2%s
debentures 1974
;
2%s
96
90
3%s
Bonds
Sold
High
99%
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
Swift
93%
79
.105
1
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995_May-N0v
Reynolds tit J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Ocf
Rheem
91%
93
'
Jan-July
1980
conv
94
91
1
4%s
California
Surface Transit
97%
68
■
—
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
April
2013
(Ohio) 4Vis 1982—
Stauffer Chemital 3%s debs 1973——
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
98%
87
—:.
,
91
*83%
1972__May-Nov
1964
3Vis
1
*—•
—Mar-Sept
debentures
4%s
•
86'%
30
June-Dec
America
87
91%
mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
1977
2%s
17
loovi-ioo'/B
refunding mortgage 3'/4S 1983_ April-Ocf
1975——
—April-Ocf
debentures
(Indiana;
2%s
76
97%
88
90 Vi
2037__Jnne-Dec
1972
of
4Vis
gold
Standard Oil
91
97%
—
*88
debentures
Quaker
2
87 Vi
May-Nov
8s
mortgage
98 Vi
*93
mortgage 3'As 1968_Jan-JuZj/
mortgage 5s 2037:
Jan-July
mortgage
Oil
Oil
120'%
72'%
87
—,Mar-Sept
,
standard
Standard
96
80
*68
May-Nov
—„
1!)63__—
and
102'a
Jan-July
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1981—
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
3s
427
107
*98Vi
April-Oct
3s
102'%
first
Internl
Standard
—Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
1970
Co
97
91%
May-Nop
1986
Power
114
1
72 Vi
Sale Price
Low
ASpokane
88'%
7
ApriZ-Oct
April-Ocf
1862
248
Week's Range
Last
Period
Exchange
High
99 Vi
98 Vi
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3Vis 1965__Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngslown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st
Low
*87
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st
mtge 3%s 1964
No.
91%
104
*
'
RR—
1970
High
New York Stock
Jan. 1
99 %
1963_Feb-Aup
1964_Mag-Nov
J
ser
Sold
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
91%
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3'As s
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated
Bonds
97 Vi 100
-June-Dec
1864—_FeO-Aug
1987
Feb-Aug
f debs 1972
-June-Dec0
debs
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Philip Morris Inc 4%s sf debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures
4Vis
Week's Range
or
Sale Price
"
-
suoord
Last
Period
OCTOBER 23
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Alan Wood Steel Co
5%
Alaska
cumulative
Airlines
Ll
common
6'A
—60c
5'%
6'A
%'
U
10
—100
1
Range Since Jan.1
High
Low
High
1,800
5%
%
5,300
Oct
Jan
7'% Aug
1%
150
Jan
Aug
131
50
preferred.—100
preferred
Inc
Inc.
83
83
83'%
275
10,500
38%
37'A
38%
91
91
91
6 %
6 %
6%
25
1,200
Jan
83
Oct
91'%
23'%
Jan
38%
Oct
91
Sep
Apr
8%
Apr
30
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1758)
.
.
.
Monday, October 26, 1959
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
Class A1-—»——1
—-—
.
Baker
~.
Industries
Inc——
:—1
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin Securities
Corp.,
Banco
de
American
Banff
Oil
1
los
Andes—
shares
—
Ltcf
B0«
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barker Brothers Corp
Barnes
Barry
Engineering
Controls
Lnc
•
—X
Co
1
3
Jan
I
Oct
% Sep
7
Apr
19 "a Oct
4
class B
1
13J.
Incorporated
Bayvlew Oil Corp common
1
17% Jan;..
—..--ll*
Basic
6%
convertible class
Inc
Beau-Brummel Ties
A
Bell
(AS>
7%
Sep
80s
3%
Jan
-1
•
6%
Shoe Corp
1
Telephone
Belock
of Canada
Instrument Corp
Benrus
Watch
Bickford's
Blauner'8
25
Jan
5%
Jan
Co
1
Brooks Inc
Bohack
10%
.—3
&
(H C)
*
<
Co
common
_•
5l/g%
prior cumulative preferred-100
Chemical Co Inc.:
1.50
Borne
Bourjois
In
;
_
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
Brazilian Traction Light 4c Pwr
Brillo
20«
-1
Co
—•
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Britalta
British
British
Amer
1
Petroleums Ltd
American Oil Co
1
American
Amer
1
.
•
dep rets ord bearer—
Petroleum
._£1
dep rets ord reg
Columbia Power
British
dep
rets
Co
£1
•
Ltd—
ord
4%
Rubber
Brurk
Milb
B„.
Jan
Oct
6V4
Jan
30 %
Jan
31
Oct
Itt Sep
Sep
Dejay
A
10
-1
«
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(The) Company
dep
1
2.50
ord
shares__3s6d
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
1
_12%o
Stores
Productions
8%
A
Detroit
Gasket
Detroit
Gray Iron
&
,—~
1
Dilbert's
Oils
Quality
1%
--—__10
ord
Dominion Tar
Coal
&
&
(The)
Co
Ltd
Douglas
Oil
*
—7.5(
Brewery
Draper Corp
Drilling
Duke
&
'
Feb
Feb
3
13% Jan
26
Mar
*
j20% July
12% Mar-
15% Apr
38% Apr
19
8
Apr
% July
47'A Aug
37% July
3
Co„—
(Allan
B)
Co
53%- Jan
Jun
3
9% May
10,
4-fo May
Laboratories
Rubber
34 % Aug
1
Co
Co
15%
!
Exploration
Power
Dunlop
1
—i
Ltd
Harris
DuMont
.32.5C
Corp
Company
Dow
*
Ltd
common
24 V2
23% Jan
stock—
Co
preferred
Dorsey
—*
ord
Chemical
Inc
$2
Duraloy
6%
—~-lc
2%
Ltd—
Textile
Dorr-Oliver
Ltd—
dep
(The)
rets ord
Co—
Hosiery class B
Test Corp
reg
8
common
Duval
Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
1
—
May
8% Feb
32% Mar
39% Mar
12% Apr
preferred—
preferred
Calvan
Camden
Consul
Fire
Oil &
Gas
Insurance
Co
Canada
Canada
6%%
C>
Cement
Ltd
Co
preference
For
iootnotes
51
Eastern
Malleable
Eastern
States Corp common.
series A
Iron
.
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
$7
preferred
$6
Ltd
Edo
preferred
series
B
Corporation class A
—
Eldei
see
page
33.
Mines
,
Get
10s
reg
1
Petroleum
Duro
$2 50
1% Feb
14% Aug
9% Sep
Corp
Dominion
21%, July
—-—10c
Durham
California Electric Power common.
$3.00 preferred
1
Ltd-
dep rets
Diversey
18% July.
4% Feb
25o
preferred
Co
29% Mar
•
Ltd
—
1st
Distillers
Feb
147
Supermarkets—
Common
Calif
Inc__
1
Fdrs Inc—1
.
Calgary 4c Edmonton Corp Ltd
Aviation
100
Manufacturing
& Steel
|
38% Jun
common
Development Corp of America—
$1.25 preferred
Dpi'nn-Palmp'
Jun
4% Mar
5
Inc
Desilu
13%
—50c
—
Mfg class
debentures—
American
Eastern
38% Aug
20c
Dennison
Driver
rets
35
A
Steel
1
4% Aug
common
Bridge Co Ltd
9
Apr
7% May
Transit System Inc—
Class
Dominion
B0o
common
Machine Co
Hill
1%
4%
8% Mar
16 %
.-10c
;
Dominion
Mines Ltd—
American
Jan
D. C.
15 Vt May
1
Day Mines Inc^,,-.Dayton Rubber Co class
Dome
66%c
common
Buffalo-Eclipse
Bunker
Oct
9%
Inc
Diversified Stores Corp
—•
60c convertible preferred—
6%
serial preferred
Burma
Sep
18
2.50
_20
10
Company new
Buckeye (Thei Corp
4c
94
50c
„
common
—1
class
Budget Finance Plan
Die
6% Apr
15 % Apr.
35% Jun
Dairies
Corp
.preferred
Davidson Brothers
1
common;
Co
Ltd
B S F
Buell
Jan
Crystal
Stores
5%
1
preferred
Brown
4%
Daitch
Davega
Amer
£1
reg
Brown
Company
Brown Ferman Distillers
18% Mar
33%
Tobacco—
British
Amer
I
ord__*
Breeze
Corp
Bridgeport Gas
Jan
Jan
41J/4 Mar
1
1
.
(S)
II
60c
Inc
Inc
Blumenthal
Bobbie
Co
Feb
Apr
7.50
Bearings
Beck
1 %
and
Dev
Ltd—
Feb
47
July
189%
177
Feb
Feb
18% Mar
2%
Jun
'I
Number 5893
Volume 190
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
',
STOCKS
.
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price.
Electric
Share
&
Bond
Electrographic
Par
,
5
Corp of America—
El-Tronics
Inc
convertibe
Esq.uire Inc,
27*2
.
100
1
—10c
96.
Common shs
beneficial
974 Mar
10V4
600
107/8
Sep
13
%
97«
500
9%
Jun
7%
7%
400
7
Jun
127b July
11% Mar
52,400
16
Mfg
Co
15%
2,000
27%
50
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250
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Jun
35% May
14% July
Feb
Sep
Sep
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167b Mar
3% May
2 74 Feb
Corporation
Co
class
Apr
Mangel
8%
Feb
300
800
24% Aug
5% July
26
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Martin
Apr
187b Jan
1% Sep
22%
3
Oct
Feb
47b
Jun
Sep
20%
Jan
87it
600
67b
18% May
13 V* Apr
8 7«
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13%
1974
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76
Aug
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100
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3%
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75
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2,600
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8% Jan
12% May
1974 Sep
400
700
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1,800
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674
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1074 Oct
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774 July
4%
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374
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Sep
374 May
700
297b
Sep
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474
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2174
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28
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138
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38%
preferred
cumulative
Vernon
Mountain
Muntz
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1,800
13
1374
200
10%
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2474
3,200
15%
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12,300
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1174 Sep
in
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22
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29
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.
111 Apr
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States
TV
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91
Apr
68%
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10%
Jun
207b Mar
35 Yb
6%
13%
1374
147b
4,400
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5,100
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29
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6%
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32
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177b
177 b
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2174
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29
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8
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38
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1074 Feb
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1674 Mar
104% May
Feb
39
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9 7b
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3%
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3
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4% July
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165
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170
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4% Mar
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474
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274
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274 Mar
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200
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2,900
774
Jan
16
327b
200
31%
Jan
36 ¥4
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5%
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12
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1174
Oct
1274 May
9% Sep
7% July
1974
197b
207b
3274
32
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147b
15
327b
7 7b
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117b
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2%
374
27 b
37% Mar
July
Apr
May
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Napco
Industries Inc
Alfalfa Dehydrating &
3,900
10%
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Namm-Loeser's Inc
87b
874
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700
374
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1
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574
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5
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43/4 Jun
874
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21
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21
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774
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1
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-2
1
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12.000
3474
Sep
48
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National Petroleum
13 7 b
100
1274
Sep
1474
Feb
National
9 74
100
77b
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40
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9 7«
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13
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13%
1,800
13
874
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3
3 ¥4
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Oct
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23 74
Apr
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Research
Rubber
Starch
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&
National Steel Car Ltd
National Telefilm
National
Transit
474
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200
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2874
2874
1774
18
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1174
100
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3ft
374
15,100
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4]3 Mar
100
10%
Jan
1374 Mar
50c
36
81%
3,400
12,800
274
17%
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35%
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574
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27b
—
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&
574
774
2874
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National Brewing Co (Mich)
National Casket Company
National
Enterprises
5 74
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National
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15
87 a
1.7
*
Jun
3% May
3
297 b
817b
Jan
25%
Jun
4074
10°
100
100
*
2974
Sep
Sep
3 74
9
1W Mar
5974 Feb
.
2% May
12% Sep
13 74
3474
87 b
18% Mar
Jan
1
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37% May
17% Jun
18% Mar
Jan
14 74
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10
50c
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13% Mar
Jan
2574
137b
Oct
22% May
5-ft Mar
23 74
13 ¥4
4
1
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Feb
July
30%
-
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2.50
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Feb
10% Mar
5
dep rets ord reg
127b
Jan
1
Jan
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34
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Oct
1
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Murphy Corporation—
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co —
66%
55
2.50
footnotes
6%
Jan
Electronic
Hardware
Industrial
Chemical
Montrose
21%
83
Jan
74
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1
Oct
58%
77 a
Industries
preferred
preferred series B—
4.50% preferred series C
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
12
83
27 V4
1
—1
4.40%
Mount
10%
62% Mar
—1
Mt Diablo Company
57
Oct
7 7b
"ctfs"
RR
4.80%
Oct
10*4
45%
6,200
—
Jun
57
8,800
117b
*
—
33
Sep
10'/8 Feb
Imperial Color Chem & Paper new—10
Imperial Oil (Canada)
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd__100
Industrial
Warrants
54
97
5
51
50
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
Jan
200
20
47.74
3,760
5
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Oct
34%
.
174
pfd_—100
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Airlines
Oct
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American
Aluminum
Mohawk
3
100
Hygrade Food Products
Mirro
Missouri-Kansas-Tesas
297b
34%
Sep
874
50c
preferred
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4%%
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Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
42
120
*
12%
Jan
1
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200
174
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400
•
Hydrometals Inc
Piping
Wolll
2,000
.
31% May
Jan
13 7b
11%
preferred—*
——
45
387b
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20
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1
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33
58 7 a
5
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42
37%
&
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307 b
43%
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Oct
3,600
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Apr
Apr
2%
-
107b
75
1%
14% Mar
10
Jun
187b Mar
15,600
.
11,500
267b
174-
77 b
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preferred
Monogram Precision
500
587a
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6%
Jun
2,000
32 74
1
71
49%
2,100
8 7b
317 b
Jan
54
27b
31%
12%
14,300
14
27a
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Jan
-
1174
774 Aug
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25 ¥4 Jan
2974
1
July
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30
25,700
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2874
1
33
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47%
Michigan Sugar Co common
Oct
3%
8 7b
May
23%
5
Jan
6%
13
2074
12,500
770
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50
107b
13
5
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14
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2674
Metal & Thermit Corp
Michigan Chemical Corp
Midwest
13%
7
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387b
Jan
110
40
674
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1
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■
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7
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6'74
1
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7%
70
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974 May
72%
1774 July
35
2.50
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Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Mcsabi Iron Co
Jan
2,900
Jun
1
Oct
1,950
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10%
—21
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3%
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14%
974 May
&
174
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1
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600
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267b Aug
317b
137 b
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3%
a
7474 Mar
10
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11%
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33%
32 74
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Horn & Hardart Baking Co
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&
19% Apr
•
474
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5
Feb
34
3,400
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13s/a Mar
Jan
warrants
Co
4,700
47b
,
23
674 Sep
400
.
9574
7%
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27% Sep
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72
1874
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900
72
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1,000
-
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12
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Jun
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Maule Industries Inc
Mays (J W) IttCL
Sep
11%
Humble Oil
9%
6,700
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Co
Feb
27b
11%
Electric
Communication
Jan
57b
13%
10,200
*
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100
16 74
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Jan
8%
6,300
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20
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Oct
9,900
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5%
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7 7b
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1,000
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3,000
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2874
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974 Aug
3,700
237b
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6,100
227 b
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—
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1
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5
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1,000
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72
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800
400
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5,900
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50
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3%
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29%
7%
44%
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29 %
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2.50
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400
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217 b
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100
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2
1174 Mar
1874
100
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13 7b
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700
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1,600
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574
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1
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,
374 Mar
12
Jan
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5,«
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'
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Liberty Fabrics of N Y com
19%
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Feb
274
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800
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4
100
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37b
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12,400
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19
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143/4 Mar
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12,800
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87
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374 Mar
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1%
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Lefcourt
Aug
Apr
1874 July
2274 May
1
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197b Aug
29
500
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1474 Jan
1%
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Extension University
10%
10,900
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20,800
3
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Lanston
Oct
6,000
:
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2 74
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2 74
.
Jan
Mar
28
174
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&
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274
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101
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2074 July
Jun
4
1
Lamson
37
3 74 Mar
12 ¥4 Mar
400
167b
—33%c
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i5/it
Hastings Mfg Co
Holophane
36%
1474
1.50
27 74 Mar
Jan
297b
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Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
Locke
11%
Gold
Kobacker
38% Aug
247b Oct
Oct
29 74
5
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50c
1
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17%
29 7b
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1
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Oct
21,800
157b
—
874 Aug
7
28,100
47b
16 7b
COip Ltd
8¥4 Mar
Sep
167b
4
35
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15%
15
4
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1
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Harvard Instruments Inc
Stores
15%
1
pfd—100
10c
10%
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Inc
Holly
1574 Jan
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97
60c
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Plywood Corp
Harmon-Ka,rdon Inc
Harnlachfeger Corp—
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77b Oct
Sep
Oct
—
102
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Harbor
Consol
Jan
71/4
Corp
Lamb
4,600
35 %
30
Hall
Holllnger
37b
2,500
5
Hotels
Feb
T
Industries
7,100
18,800
(S) Dept Stores Inc
Kleinert (I B) Rubber Co
Foundry
4%
Sep
374 Mar
115
Klein
Lakey
Oct
1
International
Minerals
Jan
4% July
20% Jan
30
Jan
774
i
Apr
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Corp
Hofmann
1%
77b
5
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
107
2% Aug
1% Jan
"Mar
14
4,200
11,7
—25c
Kingsford Company
May
H
Hoffman
174
——2.50
Sep
4
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Corporation
Class
4,900
82
Apr
27% May
874 Oct
77b
(Del)
So
674
16%
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Aircraft
28
Jun
Oct
7
(Walter) & Co
Kin-Ark Oil Company—:—
50
3
Leases
(R) & Co Inc
174
1
300
1
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Hlller
2574
1%
Jan
57b
4
16,700
88
'21
common
Hoe
277b
14%
9,100
8 ¥4
757b
1%
:
88%
5
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&
87b
274 Sep
10
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8%
600
2,000
,
7%
preferred
Lithium Corp of America Inc
——_1
Producers
Hercules
Electric
&
48
Sep
July
95
•
—♦
Western
Herold Radio
Gas
Oct
Jan
14%
_•
preferred series A
Greer Hydraulics
Hlgble
Kansas
51
5%
24,200
,
3%
44
1
3,100
17%
-10
,_i
—
:_w
6%
E)
19
Feb
Apr
12% Apr
374 Mar
K
Lear
*
Great Western
(W
274
757b
187b
Corp—
(D) & Company
4% July
34% Jan
4% Mar
50c
Great Lakes Oil <fc Chemical
4%
27b
757b
24
22 ¥4
-1
Kidde
Jun
2,300
5%
20%.-, .-20%'
11
:
:
Grand-Rapids Varnish—
Hell-Coll
2%
1874
10% Feb
10c
——
Kawneer
201
£1
,.
Gray Manufacturing Co
—_■«—5
Great Amer industries InC——— 10c
Heller
Oct
1
Kawecki Chemical Co
200%
300
.3%
"5%
.
5% v;-
25
27b'
_.27b
h
,
37b
:
Rubenstein
Jan
8
—1
Inc
Feb
Jan
104
,
Hecla
7
700
pfd—100
Ltd——
Industries
Kaltnum
La
1
—
Company
Jupiter Oils
35
_1
Manufacturing
Helena
12,900
87b
8
——15c
Co
Industries
Jan
Jan
3,500
Goldfleld
Hazel
20,200
1674
8
♦
J
Glass
Feb
111%
75,900
1%,
4%
Goodman
Electric
1974
147b
Katz Drug Company
114%
1
Gorham Manufacturing
Hartford
18
15%
1
9%
Jan
4%
Corp
Inc
Stores
19%
1674 Feb
3474 Apr
4574' Jan
Oct
100
7%
Jan
1,900
Products Corp cl A—.
10c
Consolidated Mines——.—1
Hartfield
Sep
307b
"
L'Alglon
Inc
B
27%
2,400
Corp—
8
Sep
57/8 July
5% Sep
9% Jan
12,400
•
Glenmore Distilleries class B
&
300
3274
5
Class A
listfJan
4
.9%
1%
—
B
Oct
Jan
■
—
Western
14
12
4%
*
&
30
.18%
17«
1
Gull
Jan
8%
11 %
4
133.4
Ltd—
&
12% Aug
2 9 74
Irving Air Chute,
July
27%
14%
•-
17 3
5
Co
States. Land
•
1074 Oct
14774 Mar
Oct
307b
1
27% July
205
18%
3,000
l
preferred
Grocery Stores
Aug
July
10,800
6%
14
41,900
6%
57b
4
_1.25
.
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines-
Freehold
115
10c
Co~
—
Oil
Oct
28 74
Inc^.
Jan
14
Jan
674
__£l
reg—
Corp
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
(Adolf)
1,600
9%
3174
Knott
Corporation,
Co
137b
High
~r.
2,450
13 74
137/2
Jan. 1
Low
600
11774
•
Manufacturing
Israel-American
Range Since
1074
115
1
33 %c
Royalty
Fireman
Ironrite
Jan
25
Jan
•
Transistor
Gobel
12%
50%
5'Tk
•
General Indus EnterprisesGeneral Plywood Corp
Stores
Investors
Iron
Shares
High
974
117
1
Ltd—
Co
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90%
Kirlcland
Fireproofing
Films
Mar
7b
Sep
2,700
4 ,'o
i
preferred—
Co
9%
22,900
27%
.
1
Electric
Union
23%
173
14%
'7 %
2 50
American dep rets ord reg
Globe
3,700
100
General
Co
10%
'6%
common
convertible
Guild
Jan
5
Oil Company
Kaiser
Co
C)
9%
15
l
Development
Gulf
14%
18
23
non-voting
voting
General
GrMoll
70
67b Mar
Jan
l
General Alloys Co
General Builders Corp common,
Great
a72
America
International Resistance
Jetronic
10*4
„loc
^
.
G
Gold Seal
60% Mar
Oct
162
•
Corp—
Trie
Power
Gilchrist
Sep
678
10%
25o
General
(A
40%
1
Corp.—
preferred
$4.60
300
3.400
1
Inc
Brewing Co
Company,
(Geo A) Co
Gilbert
Intex
3%
9
North
for Week
7'2
9
—_1
International Products
104
6%
42,600
Corp
12% July
9% May
3% Jan
42' *
,
Homes
33% May
Feb
94 % Aug
3%
l
(The)
General
30
1,800
6 lit
23
int
Head
General
11'
30
Ford Motor Co Ltd —
American dep rets ord
General
Jan
1,500
27%
96
10%
40%
M6tor of Canada—
5%
19
8,500
27
17:0
Flying Tiger Line Inc_
Gellman
Petroleum
.1
i
Rterline
5%
Ltd
International
l
Sugar Associates—
of
Petroleum
Gatlneau
Holdings
2% Mar
"2,500
1%
Range
of Prices
Low
.
Fishman (M H) Co Inc..
Fuller
Inc
International
Jan
97b'
„
94%
—10
_
Fox
Breweries
167a Mar
1
6 74
i
preferred
Fresnlllo
Sep
Sep
International
7%
4,100
'
$1 or 25c
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd
A
17
1
—
Fajardo Eastern
B
of
20
May
267b July
Insurance Co
.
_10
—-—
(Max) & Co class A—
Falrchild Camera & Instrument
Class
21
■
Corp
Class
Jan
•
•
1074
1
Factor
Ford
14%
Inland
Jeannette
F
Wrfh
700
._———l
4;
■
Financial
18%
1%
1
Eureka Corporation Ltd—
Eureka Pipe Line
Film ways
38
9
preferred
6% cum 1st preferred—
Ero Manufacturing Co.
Felmont
Oct
1 *4
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common—
$2
23%
Apr
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Par
High
19,900
97b
—20c
Low
25%
1
pfd
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Week's
Friday
18 74
19%
,
I
ENDED OCTOBER 23
24%
5C
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp.—:
Equity Corp common
WEEK
FOR
18 >4
1
Electronics
Fabrex
24%
—1
Corp
Electronic Communications
$2
Low
RANGE
31
Associates
Co
"374
700
1,000
—
-2274 May
16
1074 Aug
3% Mar
30
July
July
Jan
18
Jan
11
21
2274
9,800
2374
2374
100
17
32
217b
11
33
400
30
Sep
3974 July
15%
Jan
39 Va May
Jan
29 % July
Feb
157b
1574
2,500
1574
Oct
1974
10c
9%
974
974
6,100
7%
Apr
1074 Feb
1
37a
37 b
374
600
374
Oct
-*
5
Mar
••
.
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1760)
.
.
.
Monday, October 26, 1959
american stock exchange
Last
American Stock Exchange
Union
New
Electric
England
New common
New
Haven
New
luna
New
100
Co
&
Coal
Arizona
&
2%
j;j
%
25c
Mexico
Pacific
2'4
28%
Land—•'
Mining Co——-——1
New
Process
New
Superior
Co
New
York
New
York
Honduras
&
Merchandise
Nickel Rim
Nipissing
Mines
Noma Lifces Inc
North
American
Class B
Railway
Cement
class
Penn
RR
Iud
...
■28
28%
.
™
:
1%
10%
10%
North
Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd.
Warrants ™_™
OkaJta
Old
Town
40c
.
Oils
5%
Sep
150
79
1
1
%
82,700
1
1
ft'
28,200
13
%
12,300
it
2%
40,400
:
iV
2
;
Sep
Sep
1%
1% Jan
3%
4%
23,200
19%
20%
8,300
33%
33%
100
33
86%
89
230
86 %
19%
i
_10o
87%
™_™__90c
%
ni
•%
1
2%
2%
2%
800
„_7
4%
4%
4%
2,700
common
preferred
69%
4%
2,250
Clay
5%
1st
Products
redeemable 1st ft eferred
5% redeemable 1st
'/,fd series A
4,80% redeemable hut preferred
Pacific
32
%
25
600
24 %
Oct
25
23%
21%
85%
270
84%
170
83
Sep
81% Oct
10'«
10%
126
20
83
200
124
80
™__—25
Breweries
Oil
4%
5
2,000
3%
12
25,800
11%
8%
Jan
6%
3,700
7%
97
97
97:%
75
.96%
Oct
20
16%
21%
12,800
16%
Oct
7%
8
2%
1%
1
x9
Penn
Oil
Southern
Oct
37% Mar
-
18
4.24%
Feb
-
68"
34%
38
1%
6%
6%
13 %
8%
8%
9
2,600
Jan
Standard
Standard
Standard
Oil
Standard
Shares
10%
400
58%
59%'
200
500
ft
14,600
67%
50
39%
67%
33%
511
5%
511
40
3,100
2,700
5% Aug
14 %
Sep
10 y4
Juu
4%
Sep
Stanrock
Jan
Starrett
Co
common
50c
83
40
Oct
14%
Jan
17 %
1,200-
10%
Jan
17%
Oct
Sterling
Precision
10%
1,400
9%
Oct
11%
Jan
Stetson
(j b)
(Hugo)
82
82
150
80%
Sep
90
Jan
Stone
100
Feb
Stop
21
Mar
12
8
21%
23
600
31';
31%
32%
54%
56
24
23 %
24
23 va
23%
Jan
13
10% Mar
Jan
6% July
47% July
17% Mar
Jan
Feb
Investment
9% Mar
18% Sep
25% Mar
30
Sep
38
700
53% July
60
Feb
700
22% Sep
22% Sep
26
Feb
25% Mar
1,300
2,500
53
20%
20%
100
19%
3%
3%
300
14%
71%
70%
15%
8%
3%
15
8%
72
3 Va
15
„
300
1,200
3
•10%
9%
C 8%
\
%
100
11%
10.500
1,700
20.600-
9%
900
13%
13%
2,600
26
26
9
9
"9%
200
Va
17%
17%
17%
61
63
16
16%
1
22 %
22
10%
10c
2%
16 va
Jan
800
61
Feb
900
21vo
300
3%
Sep
Sep
2%
3%
-7,300
8v1
"«%
100
19
21
1,500
19
Jun
29
23
Jan
43
225
71
Jan
94% July
9
200
6
Jan
10
21%
22
300
15% Jan
26'/a July
19%
20'/a
200
16%
Oct
25
15%
Jan
2%
Oct
Jan
1
(Del)™,
18
18
100
3
17,500
10c
2%
27/a
20%
20%
21%
600
1
Co
20
43%
•
13
18% July
5% Mar
24%
Rapid-American
Corp
46
Aug
26% Aug
Jan
44
May
16% Feb
4% Apr
5% Jam
33%
27
25
29
31
1
2%
2%
2%
1,800
2%
Oct
4% Mar
5%
Co
3%
1
International Petrol Corp
.5%
6
1,800
5%
Oct
9% Mar
Jan
3
3%
3%
3%
7,500
6,600
2% July
3% Oct '
21%
21%
1,860
21%
Oct
22 %
Sep
10%
10%
10Tb
1,000
10%
14% Mar
20%
21 %
300
Sep
Sep
T
Oct
21 %
$1.25
Real
convertible
Estate
Trust
Red a
20
Soundcraft
(Robert)
&
1
Remington
Arms
Foil
Co
Valley
Vtc extended
Robinson
1%
27% Aug
19% Jun
20
700
15
18,900
45 %
500
d
ft
44
lo
"
\
21%
1
75,,
44
1
1
Gas
to Jan
50o
1965
12%
18
7%
Mar
13'%
Oct
Technicolor
22
Jan
Sep
Television
——1
Inc
Jan
1%
6,400
1 %
Sep
May
•
10c
ill!
115
5
20 %
20 va
10c
2%
2%
2314
24%
3,800
2314
Oct
46
2%
2%
Thompson-Starrett
2%
800
2
Sep
8%
8%
200
8%
Oct
Thew
Apr
Jan
Power
&
Light $4.56 pfd
Corp
Shovel
Co
Inc
Co
com
70c convertible preferred
12% Mar
Thorofare
Park
Ltd™
Markets
50o
4%
4%
5i
6%
6%
6%
b
3%
13
Jan
July
5%
1
76%
Sep
24% Aug
86% Jan
9.700
4%
Oct
7% May
2,500
6
Aug
5%
5
5%
2,200
5%
Oct
4%
4%
4
to
4,500
4%
Oct
17%
17%
17 34
2.200
17 V*
4%
3%
3
6%
4%
7%
2,600
7
5,000
6% Sep
3%
3
3%
1,100
2%
1
3%
3%
3%
3,700
3%
Oct
Mar
Jan
Oct
7% Aug
8% Jan
6Tb Mar
20%
Jan
7ft Oct
1
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
.
.
Toledo
Edison
4%%
preferred
Cuba
Oil
5 va
Jun
Trans
Lux
Corp
Jan
Transportation Corp of America—
|Class a common
Triangle Conduit & Cable co—
6%
3%
3%
3%
800
3%
Sep
614
Feb
4 Vs
4 %
800
3%
Jan
6%
Jun
Sep
9,900
1%
Jan
Co
class a
Va
3%
31
Jan
Feb
Oct
Feb
3% Mar
12%
100
17
Mar
11
600
10'% Oct
14
July
23
500
22 Tb
Oct
34% Feb
8%
Jan
28%
29%
2,400
28%
Jun
36
Jan
22%
800
17%
Jan
24
Aug
10%
Sep
3%
Jan
27
26%
28
800
25%
Sep
82%
83
175
82% Aug
2% Feb
8%
~3 Va
1
Inc
Trans
41/2
2%
19%
2
97
22 Va
1
Cont
Jan
1
21
Oct
22 Va
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Acceptance Corp class a
Industries
Oct
*
Trans
Tower
88
115
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
20
12%
1
50
19,600
80o
2ft
Apr
7% Mar
17% Mar
10 %
12%
1
Roofing Inc
90
3% Mar
22%
22 3b
10%
25c
Tilo
Apr
480
88
10
;
Inc
Thriftmarket Inc
8,200
2,200
Jan
8%
23%
4%
Oct
9
2,800
Texas
18
2 Va
101b
Texstar
78%
Sep
4,300
2,200
1%
14% July
414
5%
2%
13 Va
"914
36% July
9% Mar
17
11,700
2 Va
12%
1%
Jan
Feb
54% Mar
27% July
9%,Mar
9%
Oct
8%
Feb
Jan
1
Sep
18% Aug
Sep
17 Tb
16
10c
6%
76%
7%
•-
41%
Oct
11 Va
4%
7
800
1,050
3%
21%
17%
7%
2%
13
21
1,700
1,700
™1.25
33.
20c
f
53%
2014
3%
3,300
1
Russell (The F C) Company
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes
i.
52%
20%
Jan
Jan
3%
18,700
78
14%
3%
7%
20c
14%
700
1
12%
50c
Avenue
1
24 V*
100
*
10
Inc
7%
3%
500
16%
8
1
Industries
17
16
Tenney Engineering Inc
Tex am Oil Corporation
1 Va Mar
54%
.16%
16%
10
Corp
Tel-a-Sign Inc
Telcprompter Corp
•ft Oct
S
5
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
12% July
3% Mar
30c
Royal American Corp™
Royalite Oil Co Ltd™
common
preferred
adr
1.50
Raceway Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
page
cumulative
12%
^
£l
Roosevelt
a
common..
Sep
Oct
% Jan
41%
4%
class
b
21%
_1
__1
dep rets ord regis
Roosevelt Field Inc
100
Inc
Class
Co---
3
see
1,000
21,600
25
Talon
Thorncliffe
.
Amer
For footnotes
1%
Inc
Technical Products Inc
Fifth
1%
Corp
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd F
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc class
A
Rolls Royee Ltd—
Russeks
8
10
Mining Co
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution
Grande
19%
7%
50o
Rico Argentine
Rio
12%
19%
7%
1
Inc
Industrial
Resistoflex
Corp
12%
x9iL«
5o
.
Co
Republic
12%
1
Corp
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
Reliance Insurance Co
Republic
5,700
10,500
Investment
of
America
Pump Co
Reeves
Reis
preferred
34%
Oct
~3%
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Sep
39% Mar
1
32
Apr
Apr
.
Packing Co
10
Raymond International Inc (new)__3.33
Reading Tube Corp common
._1
Rath
July
..1
...
Die
Mar
•
Inc
Superior Tool &
Mar
5
33 Va
Stylon Corporation
23%
3,400
84
8%
700
Stroock
Sunset
28
83 %
44
26% July
90
Oct
26 Va
9
43%
Jan
Mar
27%
83%
30% Jun
Sep
8
1
21%
18%
21
14 % Mar
Feb
300
46% Jan
Oct
5 % Mar
15% Mar
5%
400
32 %
Oct
May
2% Jan
9% Sep
23%
1,300
214
18
42%
1,700
&
Oct
% May
2% Oct,
23%
61
Shop
Jan
21%. July
72
July
17% July
24% Aug
6
July
14% Jun
.
•
5
;
1
50c
3%
3%
1,700
8%
8%
1,300
%
25,700
11%
800
6%
Jan
Jan
5
Oct
38% Feb
90
Apr
3% Aug
10 % July
4
Mar
1%
1(5
1
11V
10c
16 %
16
•
26%
26%
" 17%"
27 %
-
Jan
i's
Sep
Ut Apr
Jan
14% Mar
7
<
Jan
9% Jun
Oct
12%
42
32%
(s)
28"
1
25
&
Sep
8 Va Mar
5
56:%
May
25%
Corp
24%
44
Inc
15% Jun
—
9% Jan
21% Mar
900
17,800
Jan
4% Jan
16% Apr
w
Sep
10%
10V«
%
84
4% Jan
800
10 %
17% Aug
Jan
10%
13
7
...10c
/ Apr
5%~ Jan
Jan,
9% Feb
Feb
22
2% Jan
700
11
22%
„
Sep
Oct
11%
3%
3 58
10%
23% Jan
6% July
70%
22 %
3%
10%
1
6,200
53% Mar
19% Sep
20 % Sep
1,500
1
-
1,900
3.700
15 7
—10%
13%
57% Mar
3% Aug
11% Jan
14 %
1
Ltd
Jun
49%
21%
16
b
Aug
46
49%
20%
21
Corp.
Container
32','4
1
Feb
'
*
24%
f
Co
Jan
7% May
R
Ramo
Jan
59% Aug
Sep
9%
900
23
Aug
Aug
4
4,400
7%
42
41 ts
187-
3
41%
11%
Jan
Jan
Mar
4%
6,700
61
Corp..
Corp
56%
3,900
Jan
Sep
45% May
25,200
11-'
!i
6 Va
13
31% Sep
124
500
5 v«
57»
1
1
Co
3
21 3
10
1
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
djj Mar
18%i
211
5
47a
4%
10
Instruments
18
2%
47»
9,500
5
20
Steel Co of Canada
ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation
Stein (a) & Co
Jan
10
'19%
511«
50c
10%
1
49
25c
18
Q
5
preferred.
_5
Quebec Lithium Corp
100
260
5:vi
10c
Mines
convertible
10%
...
2
Statecourt Enterprises Inc..
Stinnes
...
i
w
49%
2£
Corp common
20c
;
32%
25
Inc
Corp
100
4%%
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
32%
2,500
124% 125
Corp__2
Corp
Uranium
(The)
Hj%
800
7%
25
25
Statham
4}ii Apr
•
5
612
25
Co.,
class
•
1
Colorado—
cumulative preferred
25
72% Mar
Sep
61% Jan
15% Jan
4 t11
7%
•
21% May
13 Va Jan
Sep
2
4%
Tube
Stanley Aviation
Jan
67
Oct
58
Sep
9% Aug
Jan
2%
5
35
Inc
l
__1
Company
Service of
11,800
(Ky)
Products
Standard-Thomson
32
Jan
6% Aug
r,
1
Forgings
Feb
Standard
1,200
3
8%
98% Mar
1,100
Jan
46
4 % Mar
Co..
19%
14%
4
44
Oct
Jan
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Financial Corp..
Jan
16
2%
Oc15
14% May
15% Apr
9% Jan
Oct
Jan
:
Feb
10%
3
July"
50% July
7% Feb
Jan
Jun
28 Va
i\ Sep
4% may
6% Sep
Spencer Shoe Corp.
1
sueitv Rand Corp warrants__™_™__
stahl-Mever
Inc.;.
a
•
Standard Dredging Corp common
1
1% Mar
Sep
36%
12,100
1%
Line
10%
58 Va
v
4%
Co
Royalty
83%
15%
1
38
12% Jan
29%
2%
;
Petroleum
Spear & Company
1,400
10%
•
75%
Apr
2%
2%
Jan
Jan
li! Sep
8%
Southland
9% Mar
_
60%
5%
Jan
Jan
22%
1,300
2,900
46 3
42
™1
1
.
9
180
86
2%
2.50
5%
14% May
Jan
300
4
6% Jan
23%
5,700
12 3
__
6,100
3,100
12%
10c
10
.1
Pipe
9%
85%
1
L
Southern
Jan
5%
12%
•
Ltd
Oct
7%
17%
11%
50
•
3%
4:%
12%
1
Ltd
Materials
9%
17
1
Prentice-Hall Inc
Southern
16%
4%
10c
Inc
14 % May
2,200
38 %
6%
...4
Polymers
Jan
5,000
1)7"
35%
37
10 pesos
'
8%
JU300,
l,30o
9„%.
28
1,000
preference..
California
100
8%,...
lVa
5
(Del)
Corp™
Southern
7 % May
37
2
Co
17% Aug
17% Aug
600
67%
2.50
Minerals
Jan
Feb
3%
-—-ft—-
4.08%
14%
14
9%
28%
•'
62,600
preferred..;
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
1,500
™
Feb
29% Aug
iii Jan
Sep .'
32% Sep
i,i
32,200
cumulative
1,800
3%
9%
1
,
19,000
31
in
25
convertible
4.32%
12,500
'%
-
ft-
convertible preference
4.48%
*
54
19% Jan
.
Jan
99% Mar
:
-
Edison—
4.56%
9%
2
2.50
California
Jan
11%
Mar
2%
12.90
Jan
10
11%
V.
lb
25
"
•
■
Sep
48
<
6
5% original preferred
4.88% cumulative preferred™.
4.78%
cumulative preferred
Apr
Mar
21%
Jan
88
Jan;
4% mar
250
'
ill
_2c
Co
2%
4%
Feb
36%
Sep >
53
1
5%
1,000
Apr
8% Mar
Oct
192%
214% 223
29
2%
Corp
Oct
,
2%
800
214%
1
Oct
16%
1,300
%
1
1 Vs
10%
3,000
3%
6% Jan
2%
Manufacturing
2%
15%
30%
2%
...—.1
5,300
15%
29%
-*
Co
2,600
15 Va
30
2,000
•
5%
*
Oil
16,000
157i,
"714
25c
Paper Mills..
Coast
18% Feb,
54
1
-
South
Jan
102
27% Sep
6%
preferred——...
Ltd
Jan
"
.1
Inc.™.
Venezuelan
43% Mar
Feb
35
American
convertible
Mar
9
..10c
Corp—
1%
.
15 Va
1
2
Ltd™
2%
1 %
x9
Lighting
^ Sep
4,300
2
....
Mines
12
14% Feb
7,900
'
•
a
28%
27%
2%
Bol
class
....
Precision
U
Apr
13%
Sep
Co
Co
Soss
Jan
19 Va
Ltd..—__——
...
Sooth
90 % Mar
Sep
common.,
Gas
&
b
(Howard)
Sonotone Corji
Feb
143%
Sep
11%
"
Canada
Prophet (The)
Providence Gas
...—•
Jan
24% July
1% Mar
15% Oct
7
——...-1
Apr
20% May
—•
Mining.....—...—5
Smith
95% Mar
100
Jun
11%
2
gjeston East Dome Mines
Progress Mfg Co Inc
;—
Co
Demi
Sep
Sep
19'/a July
1,100
10%
Leather
5%
7%
3%
3,800
1414 "
22%
Slick
91% Mar
Jun
1
Pratt & Lambert Co..
New
%
13%
21%
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telev
Corp—loc
Airways Inc.:
5
Jan
4%
„
vtc™2 Bol
(Del)
Pylp-National
%
14% Apr
6% Mar
13
3.400
1J
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Jan
23
'
200
5,500
18,600
4
22%
$3
Jan
23%
Sep
100
;
Pneumatic Scale
Poloron Products class A___
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrell & Alexander Inc
Public
26
Jun
20%
82
82 %
—
Ltd
Royalties
Oct
20%
126.
,
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie..
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Oil
22 %
100
90
'
Industries lnc_
Prairie
700
700
82%
84%
*
Corp
of
24%
4
3
4
1
Sinclair
Jan
21%
3
1
Corp class b......—
Corp of America—
Simpson's
Jan
26%
22%
2
Philips Electronics Inc
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Phililps Screw Co
Corp
26
Sep
21%
*
Perfect Circle Corp
Power
Sep
22%
23%
84%
•
1
Al
22%
200
•
^_.™__1
(C
2,000
21%
_•
pfd™.
42% Mar
Apr
7%
3
SIiares~_™™—5,000 fr
Simmons-Boardjnan Publications—
27% Jan
•
&
22
Silvray
Jan
24
25%
*
Materials
21%
Class
Apr
29%
Pep Boys. (The)—
.-™™—™1
Peppercll Manufacturing Co (Mass)
20
Plastic
28
Sep
Sep
25
Penn Traffic Co
Pierce
211
Inc..™
7%
4% preferred
—...100
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
—♦
Shoe Corp of America..._——3
Siboney-Caribhean Petroleum Co
10c
Mar
25%
Peninsular Metal Products
Aircraft
16 3
Silver-Miller
2b %
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Steel
Jan
312
15%
Silver Creek
600
.
Plasecki
1%
3 ill
16 <4
Silex
1,400
Parker Pen Co class A
Class B
Phoenix
Jan
Feb
3,000
30Va
._
&
Sep
2%
Mar
32%
Tubes
Oils
8
July
24%
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shares__l
Park Chemical
Company
Peruvian
4,000
2,100
22
25Vb
Warrants
Pacific Power & Light 5%
Corp class A
Patino of Canada
9%
4
21
24%
Petroleum
8%
3t4
80
25
Paddington
Pancoastal
9
3%
Apr
25
Airlines
Petroleums Ltd
Page-lfcrsey
Oct
—1
.10c
Jan
27 %
Northern
.
8%
15%
30%
dividend preferred
$4.36 dividend preferred
Pacific
Sep
Signal
32%
conv
Pacific
6%
Feb
20%
dividend pruferred
dividend preferred
$4.75
$4.75
Apr
5,700
16%
25
Lighting $4.f/3 preferred
$4.40
Feb
10%
8
200
1st preferred.
25
1st preferred_™25
redeemable
14%
Jan
—1
4%
25
redeemable
Oct
Oct
5
5% May
30
10
25
.
5%
4.36%
5%
6%
Sep
25
1st pfd
preferred
4.50%
1,800
Simca
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5'/>% 1st preferred.
1% Aug
Aug
8% Mar
7% Jan
Jan
2,600
Sicks
10
5%
7,900
Jan
Jan
700
5r,b
6111
Oct
5%
53»
1u May
14
7%
200
3,800
Sep
Sep
7% Jan
1
7%
19
7%
%
400
400
5%
19:%
7
9,400
lib
11%
6
19
7%
_1
";"%
12
lib
10%'
19 Va Mar
6%
Ltd
Sherman Products Inc..
P
Pacific
Apr
23% Mar
5%
1%
Oct
20
7%
Co
Milling
Shawinigau Water & Power
98 % Mar
2%
65
Jan
Sep
Sep
20
%
10 %
17%
16%
1
July
6%
19%
1
Corp™
70%
68%
19
5
Overseas Securities!
Sep
Apr
22
—1
Allied
Shattuck
Jan
Oct
Sep
11%
3.50
Seton
26% May
40% Mar
A
6,700
Mar
18% Jun
'
Servonxjchauisms Inc..—...——20c
5'/a Aug
Jan
20')
'
Servo
4% Jan
3% July
18%
17%
7
200
Serriek
2% May
2% Jan
Oct
May
19%
17%
~~
25c
Inc_™.._™_._™.—.—3
Sentry Corp ™™„1—_—™„™™„10c
Feb
8% Mar
74% May
89% Mar
66 V Oct
100
4
20c
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Opelika Mfg Otorp
Oxford Electric
1,700
200
-49 %
—50c
Sherwin-Williams
.
Corp
4%
■
preferred
cumulative
5% Mar
Oct
in
07.
2%
50c
Ltd
Feb
2
24% Mar
Seemam .Bros
Feb
40%
Oct.
81
ft
™,
Ohid Power 4%%
40%
2%
44,600
6%
"6%
Jan
33
Sep
Securities Corp General™—
..1
Security Freehold Petroleums
—•
Seeburg (The) Corp.;—™——a™—1
Feb
2,500
20% Mar
14 %
Seaporeel Metals
Feb
8%
81
-ft'
}[;
10c
....
Brass Co;
2%.
14%
33% Jan
2,800
250
2%
1%
1
Petroleum Corp—
Ogden Corp
Ottio
O
•
.
.
2%
2 I'ii
6%
—
._
Occidental
36
Jun
8
7%
.
Sep
2.000
-
-
16%
Corp.
Seaboard
% Mar
2% Mar
Sep
66%
/
1
Nuclear Corp of Amer A (Del.)..
5%
30%.
2%
*
10%
2,500
Ltd
(Del)..™™
Scurry-Rainbow Oil
1
Sep
5,700
.....
High
1.400
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber..
Seaboard Western
Airlines
29% Mar
1%
Petroleums
Petroleums Ltd..
Low
167B
Saxon Paper Corp.™.™™.™——25c
Sayre & Fisher Co...
,™,
—1
34% Aug
6'/b
34%
'
pfd__100
Oct
Feb
15%
preferred...™,.—;—20
Sapphire
Feb
Feb
15%
preferred..—,™—™20
preferred.....
20
series
3arcee
Sep
2.50
——
Range Since Jan. j
High
17
series
Savoy Oil Inc
%
1,900.
34
36%
:■ \™.
1
.
22
Inc
Low
16%
series
Oct
it;
1
.
Shares
16 %
4%%
Jun
34:%
Jan
life
6
(J
50
4%%
'11
17%
450
3%
215
17%
■-%-
.25
Jan
Oct
for Week
•
4.40%
5.60%
1,76 Mar
Feb
6,000
1
Co
Pijb Serv
70
S'
1,500
%
10
—
Northern
34%
28'a
A——10
—™.
North American Royalties Inc
North Canadian Oils Ltd.™.™.
Northeast Airlines
22 % Mar
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
.
Carlos Milling Co Ltd
16 pesos
San Diego Gas t: Electric co—
5%
scries preferred——...——20
30% Mar
Sep
Sep
14,600
33%
1
-
Sep
12
„i
-1
„™™..„.™;
Southern
24 %
*
Corp Ltd™.
San
5% Mar
1% Mar
5,500
Lawrence
Salem-Biusius
Oct
Jan
35,500
33%
—1
-—
38%
Feb
%
110
1
j.
Oct
1%
500
Rosario„3.33'/a
1—<10
Mines Ltd
15%
2
—•
203
Jan
St
July
July
13,600
29%
:,
—1
.
23;
6,100
'•
—™i
—
Oils
New York Auction Co
North
%
37
Jan
Exchange
S
4% May
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friday
American Stock
17,700
1
13%
20c
160
1,200
2%
27%
1
Oils Ltd
OCTOBER I»3
High
Jan
13'%
b.iO
38%
1
2%
2,100
191*8
38
38
Low
19%
50c
Co
ENDED
Range Since Jan.1
2 «no
r%
189
WEEK
FOR
stocks
Shares
High
3%
18
189%
20
Watch
&
Chem
Zinc
New
Norfolk
19 %
\vi
&
New
New Park
Tel
&
Clock
Mm
Jersey
3%
1
Tel
of Prices
Low
-
.30c
Corp
Co
Mur
RANGE
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
National
Nesue-Le
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
10,600
13%
Feb
22%
Apr
400
26%
Oct
39%
Feb
•
!
Volume
Number
190
5893
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Chronicle
(1761)
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Weck's
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Shares
Tri-Continental Warrants
True
Two
26%
21%.
21
22
1,400
14%-
14%
14%
Stock
Yards
19
Jan
24
9% Jan
2,700
Aircraft
—-5
17
8.800
Oct
7%
18%
Jan
Oct
900
6%
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc—
United
Oil
Cuban
Inc
United
Milk
7%
4%
:
6%
4 A-
4
*
Sep
20% Aug
Feb
12% Aug
Jan
28%
Sep
AHanover
Sep
10%
Apr
Maranhao
4-fo Sep
7mi
1
18,500
i%
i,V
io
6,500
s
ilr
1
.
iff
Iff
300
8%
Pacific
Air
New
6,100
7%
7%
Aluminum
Tile
Co
class B__
class B
U S Rubber
Universal
41
43%
8%
4%
4%.
5
6,200
8%
4%
4%
* May
27% Aug
7% Jan
4% July
9% Jan
41%
41
Oct
Oct
2%
Jan
14
1%
Jan
2,800
35%
Sep
40.900
38
17 %
18%
35
35
30
30
Jan
18
7,400
13%
Jan
7%
2,100
6%
Jan
10%
1,300
6
Jan
5%
1,900
4%
Jan
Baking
preferred
'
5
15%
Jun
11,900
6%
Feb
3%
3%
5,400
2%
Sep
5%
5%
5%
7.300
3%
Jan
8%
14%
14'%
14%
500
13%
Sep
19%
12
900
9%
Jan
4%
3%
1
4%
4
3%
76
76
1,500
76-
2%
2%
500
20
-
2%
600
2"%
■*
1
Coal
Inc.:
—_—
.10
—
Williams
Wilson
"
~
-5%
Feb
Oct.
22
625.59
154.92
117
Jan
3%
Brothers
900
1%
1,800
-
17%
2
3%
%-
200
3%
--8,100
3%
-1,500
V-i
-
33
i,V-
%.
19'
23
12%
12%;
1
19%
_
2
11
pfd_. .100
23
Sep
Util¬
40
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
Bonds
214.06
87.00
78.37
79.55
81.77
81.67
88.13
212.79
86.97
-78.41
79.58
81.76
81.68
87.74
211.47
87 10
—78.13
79.48
31.85
81.61
87.71
210.94
86.97
78.38
79:65
82.27
87.45
.
208.75
86.95
78.48
79.65
82.52
computed by using the following divisors: Industrials, 3.964; Rails, 5:601;
19.61
1-
81.82
81.90
Utilities.
,
3%
Jan
4%
Apr
Date—
Oct. 19.
104.18
High
■flr Jan
%
Jan
Tues.
Oct. 20_.
104.03
Low
Wed.
Oct. 21—
103.96
Oct. 22—
103.63
High
Oct. 23—
1C3.36
Low
35
Mar
37
Apr
Apr
Apr
27%
Feb
27%
Sep
27
Sep
31%
Jan
44
41
.
..,
700
400
2
13%
1.400
12%
Ill's
a
3,800
4"a
2,000
2,400
-
30
28%
30%;
85
86
Jan.
•
13%
stock
45%
Jan
Feb
Jun
Sep
21
Oct
100
14%
(>50
100
21%
Oct
26%
42
Oct
68%
42
42
43 7
4,600
—
—
2
for 1959
109.GO Aug 4
101.-12 Sep 23
closing prices of the common
ending Oct. 16, 1959, for composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
week
Percent
Jan
8
___
index of stock prices based on the
Oct. 9, '59
-1959—
•
Change
High
LOW
—
418.2
415.8
+ 0.6
441.3
460.1
....
518.9
518.0
+i.0.6
554.2
490.7
Oct. 16, '59
Feb
21%
Range
Feb
13%,.
21%
SE&
for
groups
31% Aug
19% May
26% May
12% Jan
213 i
1958
72.75 Jan
Jan
85
for
102.82 Dec 31
SEG Index of Stock Prices
16% Mar
8%
Range
■
"—-The
20% Mar
Sep
10% Sep
4% Sep
Closing
—
*.v..
Jun
18
20
Fn.
;V.
Jan
4% Apr
23% July
Sep
14%
,
1%
21%
% July
17% Jun
Thurs.
Composite
Manufacturing
Durable Goods
457.8
527.7
+•0.8
502.5
498.4
524.0
522.1
+0.4
Apr
2% July
ii
7fr May
Transportation
344.2
340.4
+
1.1
371.5
2% July
Utility
214.4
213.6
+
0.4
2'31.E
207.1
1% Aug
1% May
Trade,
431.9
428.1
+ 0.9
433.0
3S2.7
293.8
289.5
+
1.5
360.4
239.5
Ltd—
Non-Durable
613
5a
,
—-
138
~liV
2,600
8%
8%
2,700
8%
4%
4 7
7,200
4%
Sep
22
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
it
Steel
&
Pump
Elec
Steel
Bethlehem
6s
2%s
Edison
1
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Chicago
Transit
debs
Industries 6s
—
—
3%s
Finance
and
99
—
324.8
—
92
120
•
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
45
83%
Mon.
Oct. 19
71%
Tues.
Oct. 20
80
4
87%
57
82
Int'l
No. of
86
Wed.
Oct. 21——
;
Thurs,
Bonds
Foreign
United States
Government
Total
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
.
.
Sales
$4,449,000
$184,000
$4,633,000
5,014,000
2,469,340
2,743,090
236,000
5,250,000'
5,081,000
162,000
4,919,0C0
2.733,066
3,000,310
Oct. 23
——
5 452,000
185,000
5,637,000
2,880,500
Oct. 22
Fri.
and Miscel.
Shares
125%
Bank
Railroad
Stocks
.
79%
11
565
82
310.5
,,
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
128"
36 V8
28
83%
Service
High
Western RR—
&
of
—
570.1
,
Jan. I
Low
501
86%
—
M.Tiing
Range Since
No.
'
82'
Jan-July
1978
Bonds
Sold
'U20
83%
Aug
Goods
9% Sep
9% Jan
47'
85%
Feb-Aug
1973—
Authority
Lack
Lackawanna
June-Dec
114
High
"128
5:42
85%
Quar-Feb
1970
A
124
June-Dec
June-Dec
1998
series
Chemoil
1994
1970
3%s
Aug
June-Dec
1974
fnc debs
4s
Power
Feb
Week's Range
Low
Aisco lnfc 5V2S conv subord debs
29%
Oct
4%
Friday
Appalachian
17%
23 Yh
8%
10O
BONDS
Stock
13,800
._50c
Corp..——
-
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Sep
3-/It Aug
*
American
Delaware
Total
Grade
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
July
91% Jan
2%
..1,400
2
dep rets ord regular—
Petroleum
Amer
10
Grade
are
stocks,
65
,4% May
Sep
Oct
23%
36
I—1
Jewelry Co
Boston
Oct
100
5.000
...
2
..
11
-
22%
a
Jan
1%
400
28%
28
23%
1
.
2
17
300
...
—25
—.—
; Zapata Off-Shore Co—%
.*
3.53;
Second
Indus¬
Jan
37%
28
1%
Zapata
Averages
10
First
10
Jun,
5% Aug
Jan
8,700
31
33
£1
preference ,J_
-—,
._40c
Wright Hargreaves Ltd.,——
Zale
a*
j it-
3%
1
common
—
(F W)
American
~
A
17
(John ) Industries Ltd
-Wool worth
•
3%
3%
84
1
i iV
19%
„10
».
t Ex-dis¬
31
1
Woodley Petroleum Co
•
.
Oct
—1
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodail Industries Inc
v
■
94
22
100
~~%
-—
range),
65
38.15
29%
100
5
(RC)-A Co
preferred
Wood
159.99
Sep
21
200
—1
:—
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
"•
(343 22
157.18
3%
10c
Wllliams-McWilHams Industries
..
16...
Total
tries
157.09
96 %
__1
——
"
roads
158.11
27%
31
Wichita River Oil Corp..
--Wickes rf The) - Clorp.^—•—
Williams Brothers Co
^
200
trials
632.69
3%
.20
„:—
...
year's
.
Mon.
•White Eagle
•
•
Util-
635.37
94
Is
dep Tcts
Westmoreland
Rail¬
639.G6
27%
3%.
—
Weyenberg Shoe.Manufacturings—
International Oil Co..
White -Stag Mfg Co.
■w
Indus¬
Stockholders' Invest Ltd—
Amer
Westmoreland
•'
- 21
pfd— .100
ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery
>
15
21
94%
Inc..... _50c
.
in
-Bonds-
20
13
27%
—_
Western Oeveiopmemt Co
Leaseholds Ltd
•
21
1
Company Inc
WehtWorth Manufacturing——... -1.25
Western
year's range),
d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule
transaction
n
10
2% Mar
Western
on
20
Jan
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
(not Included in
h Ex-principal,
dividend,
51%
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
Oct.
1%
-1%
44
(
Oct.
39,000
Chemical' Products
58%
45%
38%
58
sales being transacted during the current week.
no
Oct.
1%
•
47
above—"cod."
Feb
1%
'West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
45%
'
May
1%
_~5
102%
57
-Stocks-
5% Mar
80
_10o
...
Ex-stock
30
4% Mar
&
100
--
„:
540
delivery transaction
g
3%
Jan
Feb
2%
Jan
.
45%
Jan-July
2s 2012_.Jan-July
Jun
2%
71
1%
$6 series preference.—
Webster, Investors Inc (Del)
'*
listed
Oct,
19,500
—
Mar-Sepf
99 7 a
Stock and Bond Averages
14% Mar
Jan
2%
Knapp Inc common
•
597'%
558
are
13% Mar
2%
Weiman
distribution,
Jan
2%
&
2008.
65
560
June-Dec
Jun
12"
—30
$2 cumulative preferred
Waltham Precision Instrument Co.
.1
Webb
2%s
A)
560
.
90
64
^
in year's range),
r Transaction
for cash (not included
Ex-dlvldend.
y Ex-rights^
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
.
x
Below
19% May
5% Mar
13%
3%
common
95
Feb
8
12%
.100
———
93%
90
included
16% July
7% July
1
ctfs.
trust
I
563
May-Nov
^April-Oct
1972
Deferred
a
Date
voting
May-Noo
2008
„
certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust
certificates;
"w i," when
issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w." without warrants.
Jun
11%
___•
590
5120
SReported in receivership.
Jan
20%
2
•
Waitt & Bond Inc
value,
par
Abbreviations used
W
Wagner
19
22% May
7%
Vogt Manufacturing
Waco Aircraft Co
2%5
A)
being traded flat.
tFrlday's bid and ask prices;
36% Sep
17%
53
-25c
•'
(Plan
(Plan
Ex-liquidating
Feu
—1
(The) Instrument Co_—
180
16%
593
Feb-Aug
1949
ABonds
9% Mar.
36%
5%
Products
f
12% Aug
800
7%
warrants..
•No
(not
5,400
8%
.Jan-July
Jan-July
6%s
stamped
tribution.
17%
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co.
:
:
1967
stamped
13% Mar
;
1,300
ISO
180
18%
(Republic of)—
78% July
45% Oct
Feb
35
(Fla)
Corp
1967
B
(Prov)
3s Jan 1 1997—
de Janeiro stamped (Plan A)
Rio
180
516%
190
Sep
16% Mar
17%
Industries
-
Parang
Sep
36%
Inc
Vinco Corporation
7 7*
5%
10%
Van Norman
■
16,600
4%
Valspar Corp
/
100
64
Reclaiming Co—„—~
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Vita Food
2.300
9%
9%
60%
41%
,
1,700
5V8'
4%
9%
62
—
—
Marion
Victoreen
21%
20%
47 a
;
Universal Insurance
Universal
A
series
Peru
11% Mar
5175
debs—
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
Feb
5181
April-Oct
Jan-July
1952
6%s
% Jan
50% Aug
8% Oct
175'%
21
—
Controls
Waterways
Sinking fund
i
wi
&
Feb
Sep
5120
Feb-Aug
Sep
6%
Jan-July
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
A7s (issue exf Oct 1927) 1947
2/|r Jan
At Sep
V*
35
41J May
United Stores Corp
-Universal American Corp
Universal; Consolidated Oil
West
series
4%s
Jan.
4%
Investing—
&
Conditioning Corp
U S Ceramic
U S Foil
■
5%s
Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
United N J RR & Canal
United
1
4,300
46 J/4
iff
46
46%
;
1951
Adjustment
10
Products
United Molasses Co
-
Debt
16%
6
1951
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
23%
3,400
7s
1952
B
Port
200
•••
10%
28
A
series
200
10%
275a
;
Corp—
United Elastic Corp
United Improvement
i:
series
A 6s
(.
17%
17%
10%
,
Omaha
of
18
16%
—
Products
United Asbestos
"j.
AGs
Jun
16
(Germany)
'
United
-
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
ABaden
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
German
Union Gas Co of Canada
Union Investment Co
U S
31% Aug
ADanzig
;Unexcelled Chemical Corp
,
High
25% Sep,
4,600
U
\
Union
Low
25%
_10c
Inc
OCTOBER 23
Range Si»cc Jan. 1
High
'~10
Cflrp
from Harrison
Guys
Low
2G
Temper
ENDED
for Week
Last
American Stock Exchange
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
5,372,000
218,000
5,590,030
'
-
v
N
Division—
J
1st
mortgage 4s series A 1993
.—May-Nov
1st mortgage 4s series B 1993—
May
'
A
Finland ^Residential Mtge Bank 5s
General
6s
•
Builders
subord
1963
Western RR 4s
Valley
National
Research
5%s
•
New
RR
1970
1963
4s
&
1st
mortgage
Pennsylvania
<
3 %a
Public
Sapphire
Southern
3 %s
1961
1964—June-Dec
Water
Electric
&
Gas
Power
Water
Petroleums Ltd
California
series
6s
Co
3%6 series
3s
series F
3%s
deb
5s conv
Edison
1965
3s
1
'62—Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
;
Feb-Awp
Feb-Aug
Feb-A?tp
Feb-Anp
Feb-A«p
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
1976
1973
E
1979
series
G
1981.
4%8 series H
1982—
4%s
series
I
1982
4"%s
series
J
1982
4%s
series
Southern
Southern
K
Counties
Southwestern
Wasatch
Gas
Corp
"
Washington
1
$25,206,000
13,88G,80G
rfeb
Water
Gas
3%s
1970
(Calif)
3s
Electric 3%s
6s
ser
Power
A
1971
1970
1963
3%s
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
w*Qt
Ppnn Traction 5s
1960
$2-6,191.000
$985,000
Jan. 1 to Oct. 23
1959
20
89
47
78
18
85%
1964
1958
1959
1958
13,886.806
19,463,614
664,388,904
576,038,150
86%
—
16,000
93,000
$1,537,000
24,544,500
56,877,000
54,276,020
1,210,791,600
1,029,803,600
,
112%
109
63
88
Stocks—No.
89
of
Shares—
—
Bonds—
Government—
s.
International
168
79%
96%
80
4
96%
2
78
—
94%
and
101%
100
88%
14
89 %
4
85%
80
89%
89%
586
86
117% 117%
-
—
Industrial
25,206,000
98
$26,191,000
—
97%
89
Transactions at the American Stock
95
90%
115%
93%
100
97%
17
125
130%
58
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
113
131
69
78
(No. of
88
96%
Shares)
80
85%
Mon.
Stocks
567%
89%
7D
90%
Exchange
123
585
90%
$26,081,500 $1,267,685,600 $1,084,288,020
103
3
97
130
$104,000
$1,000
—
Bank
$985,000
Railroad
85
112
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Foreign
Domestic
Government
Bonds
Bonds
Total
Bonds
'
580
570
80
570
82
Oct. 19
76
.
—
—
86%
Tues.
82
Wed
Oct, 21
84
Thurs.
Oct. 22
Fri.
817,910
Oct. 20
75%
75
——
577%
86
584
Oct. 23
83 3i
575%
ii%
83%
93
73
84%
590
94
98
98
98% 100 %
01
92%
6
-
134,000
921,300
—
$158,000;
,
92,000
832.3)0
212,000
13,000
—.
875,495
288,000
$884,000
$58,000
2,030_
7,000
_
47,000
4,434,379
—
$2,000
$5,000
6,000
98
*-4 O O
Total
$24,000
100%
19
98%
96%
96%
1
96%
105%
8534
85%
85%
5
85%
91 Va
2
83
83%
Feb-Aug
586
86%
85
92
Jan-July
99
99%
C
99
103
91%
3
90
97%
61%
Jan. 1 to
Week Ended Oct. 23
107'%
96','4
1959
Stocks—No.
of
Shares
1959
1953
4,434,379
June-Dec
June-Dec
66%
67
June-Aug
99%
99%
16
3
99
87
DornestiT"
:
government
corporate
Total
101 Va
•
Foreign
Foreign
-
-
sormonn
f
6,000
9,000
$633 000
1958
173,457,184
$21,436,000
6618,000
58,000
24,000
Oct! 23
305,095,313
5,801,535
$884,000
—
$15,335,000
75
%
91
82%
$966,000
Of
105%
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Jan-July
83
99,000
153,000
214,0)0
342,000
86
82%
5
$158,000
987,364
:•
—
'
Mar-Sept
Gas
&
--
79 7 «
583
89%
Jan-Aup
1983
California
24
88%
1981—May-No®
3s
1976
3Vas series D
-
May-Not?
ApriZ-Oct
Corp
85
78%
>101
1998-Jan-July
1973—
B
2%s series C
Total
Total
1971
& Power 3%s
3s
96%
Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Oct
3%s 1968
mortgage
3%s series A 1973
3s
98%
Foreign
__Jan-July
Harbor
39-Va
97%
580
80
Rapid American Co 7s deb 1967
5%s conv subord debs
1964
Safe
33%
U.
1970
Service
3
.
Mar-Sep
May-Noo
Television,
Power
1st
38
520
110
1974
Power
56 Va
540
79%
1976..Jan-July
Inc—
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%8 due 1953 extended to 1963
Ohio
Apr-Oct
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
April-Oct
Corp—
debentures
subord
Theatres
England
47
Week Ended Oct. 23
debentures
Midland
National
8
598%
1961—Mar-Sept
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
convertible
51%
Corp—
AGuantanamo &
5s
51 %
37%
51 %
-
1,491^,000
1,24-.000
I'rnr'r.nn
$24.169.000
$18,207,000
-
l,o06,GG0
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1762)
.
.
.
Monday, October 26^ 1959
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
ENDED
OCTOBER 23
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Boston Stock
Week's
Friday
stocks
Last
American
Sugar Refining
American Tel & Tel
—Is
63%
67%
31 V'a
79 %
60
601/8
59'A
00%
55 'A
56
23%
23%
47%
48%
21 Vi
215«
27%
50
Boston
Edison
25
Boston
Personal Prop Trust
Calumet
&
Hecla
Cities Service
Copper
Inc
•
—
—10
—
*
Co
Motor
III10
.'
'
27%
50%
43% May
89'/*
208
58%
58 %
Sep
Sep
630
53
Jan
62%
70
18
Jan
05% Mar
■
',
Oct
64%
Jan
21
19 >4
21%
1,120
9%
Jan
21%
Oct
—"——III
15%
15 V«
50
12%
Sep
15%
Oct
—25
72%
72%
37
72%
Oct
87% Aug
S
U
S
—
41 Va
41-%
-100
33%
Jan
43% Mar
Mar
107% Aug
—,
—-Y&66%
Steel—A—
Westinghouse
Electric
„
%-
Electric
Co
-5
77.
Gillette Company 22———— —,.1
Island Creek Coal
co
Copper Corp
Boston
Theatres.—,—
Lone Star Cement
Maine Central
Corp..:
RR
\'
47%
44
V
145
Oct
20 %
Sep
4%s
1998
—
32% Mar
25 Vi
241
v-
27% July
64 % Jan
Sep
33 7
«
480
56'%
Oct
81 %
50%
Feb
85
•
4
—
—
74
Sep*1
1,967
•
60%
25
92 3i
16
*
245
106
,
I
We
Rac Assoc
Service Companies
National
New
New
21—1
England Electrlo System
England Tel & Tel Co
When issued
Northern
60%
(N
20%
^
—100
H
20 %
Oct
44
troit Stock
J'an
91%
Sep
20
38 J/*
Mar
328
32%
28
Sep
37
115
Aug
200
9c
500
203i,
3,040
223
38%
80
Vi
98'%
16
Pennsylvania
RR
——5
2——
80
47 Vi
10
—
Rexull Drug & Chemical Co..
Shawmut
%
16
-2,50
12
Electric
Allen
Webster
*
Inc
Stop & Shop Inc
lGVi
—
•
1
%
;
•
10%
United
Fruit
Shoe
U
S
Jan
Budd
160
203
Jan
July
Oct
38 %
Oct
Oct
90
Feb
42 3
i
!
Bur-roughs Corporation
Chrysler Corp
Consolidated Paper
32
27
58 Vi
93
Vermont
Waldorf
&
II125
Corp
Co
%
19%
50 % July
Davidson
32% Mar
Detroit
53% Feb
33
%
Mass RR
System
Co
Inc
_100
_
28%
Jan
25%
25 Vi
Sep
.
;
33% Aug
3,375
54%
483
45%
Jan
58'/a Aug
59 3i
63
46%
Jan
69
Aug
75
w~'
26 3a
75
20
75
Oct
87
May
20% Apr
97% July
17
12.50
Oct
59
95%
17%
90
14%
96 %
657
70%
Feb
STOCKS
Last
Balcrank
Carey Manufacturing
Champion Paper
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Gas
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
82
4%.pfd
Transit
LOW
10
14% Feb
42
40
37%,
Oct
52'/2
Feb
42%
20
37%
Jun
50%
Feb
82
35%
82
35%
90%
6%
31%.
10
6%
-
21
80%
Oct
35%
Oct
90
Get
—-453
161
5
La
July
37 Ve
Sep
25
35%
90%
—12.50
274
Jan
92% Mar
47%
—
Jan
Eagle
common—...
Picher
Gibson
Art
1
u
!
Co
Jun
100% Mar7
Sep
Federal-Mogul
Fenestra
1
&
Gamble
common
Unlisted
Alleghany
1
——
American
!
Anaconda
Armco
Tel
Co
—
Co
—
27'%
Jun
34%
560
73'/a
Jan
Gar Wood Industries
145
27%
Aug
38
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
13%
70
57%
55
52%
431 '2
40
41%
10%
Feb
Jan
60%
Brewing
Paige
'
50%
47
Feb
65
75
Sep
89%
90
Jun
59
Sep
102% 103
59%
72
60
73 %
11
90
116
65 % Mar
31%,
31%,
21%
221
13%
Screw
Motor
Parke
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&
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—
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Co
&
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74
Mar
80% July
Jun
32% July
Jan
25% May
17% May
Steel
Admiral
Alleghany Corp
Allegheny
National
New
45%
20%
46%
21%
39
39
10
65% Sep
50% July
Jan
July
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Co
American
Can
33 38
Jun
39%
Oct
American
C.vanamid
American Investment Co
Oct
59%
Jun
Oct
83%,
60%
Jan
87%,
93
75 Vi,
Jan
91% July
Feb
272% Aug
70
July
85
Sep
3
203
63%,
64%
96
51%
Feb
81
83%
183
50%
Jan
45
46%
83
45
77 %
751'2
Sep
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48
53%,
74%
Sep
75
44% Mar
17%
Jan
Apr
58% July
May
77
39%
Jan
57
37
95
28%
Feb
29 3 4
10
29% Mar
41%
41 %
45% May
32% Sep
20
32%
47%
47%
47%
45
48%,
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48%,
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70
39
31%
109 %
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Oct
12
15%
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25
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42 %B
110
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36%.
160
35
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Amurex
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Oct
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14
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200
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100
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Baldwin-Lima-lIamilton
Bendix
Aviation
Corp
Consolidated Inc
Benguet
Bethlehem
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443
Feb
95
35%
May
39/
Jan
50
Oct
Booth
513
Oct
67%
Feb
Borg-Warner
40
Oct
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8
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32% Julv
25!, Sep
9%
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Oct
39!-.' Sep
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53
Apr
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52%
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1
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Feb
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41 %
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45
213
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63
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41
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41
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Burjington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
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52
46%
46
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412
46
Oct
59 %
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&
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5
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200
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50
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14
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11 %
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Jan
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31
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37
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2
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450
27
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7
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53
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36
40%
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17
490
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American
48 %
40
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61% Feb
400
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1
(U11)
American Tobacco
36
51%
Co
Mach &
59%
107
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L
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Jan
34% Mar
131%
30
40%,
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see
Jun
Feb
16%
51%
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31%
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29
31%
5
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56%
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American Steel Foundries..;
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5
1
Co
56% July
413«
5
,
Oil
Sperry Rand
Standard Brands
Standard Oil of Indiana
61% May
49% Feb
"31%
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Socony Mobil Oil
July
16%,
77-^—-—
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Oil
62
Jan
Shares
Broadcasting
Paramount
Armco
53 %,
Jan
'.
for Week
84%
24
36%
5
Radio Corp of America
For
459
Jan
29%,
—10
Phillips Petroleum
Southern
54%
21%
51%
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Pure
52
21%
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Range
of Prhies
1
24% Mar
50%
.
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49% Mar
American
transactions only
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Sep
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of
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60
V
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44
51
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8
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52%,
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f
400
—
150
50%
5
Mar
21
—
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52
5
3.9
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Feb
4 5 r> it
.
6%
1,900
*
50%
715
1
of-the
1
74% July
72% July
63%
Central
42
31
Steel—:
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39
Feb
2
Lead
York
Jan
30%
(Un)_
Allied
21 %
Distillers.
National
11
6+'.,
Laboratories
163
64%
770
_—10
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63%,
5
10,978
5
common
Advance Ross Electronics Corp
Akron Brass Manufacturing
59
Register!
Jan
14
.1
59
Chemical
Apr
9%
22
'
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Corp
26
41%
compilation
Co„
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j
14
42
.,
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Corp
Monsanto
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Acme
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5
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135
44%
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155
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36%
2.657
1,355
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Hill
17'
23 3 i
49% May
—2.50
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106
1
Dynamics
Jan
Vi
Abbott
23%
82
General
Oct
16%
8
10
Oct
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18%
17 7
July
Aug
17% July
3% Sep
2% Jun
3%
18 '/a
233.,
29%
86%
,
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76
5
35
Jun
25
—1
23%
5
31
Oct
11
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23%
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40
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Feb
3'i
17%
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195
.
Jan
4
2% Feb
Raisin Paper.—
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American
Dayton Power & Light
4%
1 V'AOct
Sep
Scotten
30 %
_
53% July
Mar
2%
17%
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56%
10
Feb
Mar
8
2% Sep
\2%
42%
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45
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30%,
,
Sep
18%
3%
1
——
—
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5'n
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54
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28 % July
32
v
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2
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25
30
31%
3
——_———
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30 Vu
10
July
jr
Chesapeake &
Chrysler Corp
2,.50
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Davis
Prophet
67
23
Jan
1.900
1
—
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55%
-
Sep
Feb
Oct
500
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5
...
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18%
1,010
.
.—
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—8
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Oct
Apr
43
Oct
8
16 %
3,516
_
—.—
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30
loo
——_
—
Feb
49 %
1
.
—
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Boeing Airplane
Burlington Industries
4V»
26 %
25
37 7
\ 406
1.66%
General Motors Corp
Jun
Apr
326
-
47% Mar
15
Oct
79 >4
21%
a
;
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22 l-j Mar
825
Feb
13%
57%
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4
Jan
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..-.5
.—
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132
1
——
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56%
59 Vu
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507
83%
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31%
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102 V»
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5
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56
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—
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44
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.
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31%
48
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81%
„
—
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American
.'
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1
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—„10
—
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30 7
2
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Inc
Fruehauf Trailer
Walker
32
51%
■
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Rapid-American
Allied
35%
10
—
16 V4 July
60 V2 Mar
41%
\
37 Vo
—
Udylite
Diamond National
72 % May
May
10% Sep
304
24
Michigan Chemical
High
50
32%
Oct
206
23\
26'a\
Masco
Range Since Jan. 1
18
31%
—;_rru50
—
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40%
-.
32
100
Milling
Telephone
Cincinnati
for Week
High
Apr
31% July
44% Mar
Sep
6,284
43%
—
—
Krcsge Co (S S)
42'A
.
•
8.50
\%
—_——
Leonard Refineries
18
lo
„,
Gas
Bros
Hoskins
Sales
Range
Low
1
—
Exchange
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Sep
2%
1
53
330
%
Detroit Steel Corp
Great
Week's
10
—
Jan
12%
51V2 Jan
12:%
545
Divco-Wayne Corp———...
Ex-Ccll-O Corporation
Graham
Friday
29%
1,440
1,850
Mar
32%
19 % Mar
3,454
59'2
common
Gray Iron
Goebel
Cincinnati Stock
29''«
Oct
'
Mar
45
Jan
93 Vi
....
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Apr
53 Vi,
6
184
•
Jan
Jan
44 Vi
Jan
785
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.-
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64%
2
—
Motors %
Jan
32%
;
Continental
Apr
31%
54
.5
July.
Power
%
1%
Company
July
15%
20
140
58
Feb
26
•
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Machine
Rubber
26%
21%
32 %
United
1%
Jan
73%
811
110
19%
40
44%
Sep
8% Jan
Feb
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43%
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75
10%
3
25 %
Jan
10
205
2%
250
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150
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200
2
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Brown-McLaren Mfg
57 Vi
■'
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-
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Low
High
26 3«
Jan
'
Stone &
Sep
Range Since Jaa.t
Shares
Products..
_—
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14%
40
«
£4%
for Week
of Prices
Low
Oct
30%
'
^
•
Association
Feb
Sales
'
Range,
Sale Price
Oct
Consumers
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Last
Jan
Jan
10
12
38
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57
Exchange
Week's
Friday;
STOCKS
117% Feb
10
188% 191%
189
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Oct
33%
16
106
9c
—20
224„
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12
1
57
97% July
of these Cincinnati prices.
American
kfcwragansett
57
Jan-"
%
indebted to the firm of W. E. IIUTTON & CO for the transmission
are
84 % July
44% Mar
930
34-%
30%
100
71
a
Sep
78%.
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'94 7
Jan
345
16
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89
10
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Feb
60
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34%
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11.50
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1,179
Apr
81%
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——
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First National Stores, Inc.———
Ford
Sep
74% Sep
35
Texaco
U
High
Low
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51%
—
(wi)——
common
Cb\
Shoe _\—
Range Since Jan. £
1
50%
—10
Cincinnati Transit Co
—>-5
——
Co„_
Range
.
Feb
36% May
68% Oct
29'/#
6,125
Oct
26
264
78'/«
593/«
New
High
High
50%
(Ohio
Studebaker-Packard
30%
2,608
29%
.83 y3
Anaconda Company
Co
683i
20
78% '
25
common
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
31 18
Oil
Standard
High
31»/g
w" "
Low
Par
Shares
Low
Co—-
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Par
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Rale Price
American Agriculture Ciiem
American Motors Corp
Exchange
July
29
28%
30%
1.600
28%
Oct
45-a Mar
12.50
22'«
22 %
22 %
150
20%
Jan
24%
15
39%
39%
39 3
100
36 Vn
Jun
41
1
%
Jan
July
Volume
J90
Number
5893
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
STOCKS
Range
Shares
Par
Canadian
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian Pacific
Carrier
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Celanesc
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of
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&
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2%
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convertible
(Un)__!
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3%
Par
Jan
26%
Oct
32% Mar
35 7..
100
35%
Sep
48%
26%
900
25%
Sep
34% July
b
25
City Products
Cleveland
Jan
&;
Coleman
197b Oct
25% Apr
51
Oct
60
July
Muskegon Motor
600
27
Oct
36
Jan
67%
300
65% Sep
74%
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247b
23 7 ;>
300
20%
33% July
32% Jan
200
37% Z
37%
20%
30%.
300
14%
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,
May
37% Apr
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59%.
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10
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200
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Sep
37
47%
47%
48%
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Oct
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44
Oct
46
400
45
Oct
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100
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83%
100
82%
Oct
90
350
457b
Jun
55%
Jan
350
13
Sep
2374 Mar
16
Aug
13
13%
32%
31
32 V4
400
207«
20%
21%
2,000
Inc
Gas
Commonwealth Edison
25
common
preferred
1.33%
Natural Gas
of
'
America
Sep
55%
Jun
101% Sep
22%
Oct
337b
Northwest
31
63% Mar
48%
Jun
52% May
25% Jun
Pacific
Gas
&
307b
Oct
447,.
Jun
577b
Jan
Sep
13%
Apr
Parker
33
800
....
257b
Sep
200
357b
Jan
500
56%
297«
25% May
33% July
58% Oct
323/a
Class;
12%
127h
12%
600
107k
Jun
17% Mar
1
31%
30%
317d
1,400
27%
Jan
39%
Apr
Dow Chemical Co
Du
Mont
10
56 »b
577b
300
477b
Jan
67
29%
29%
30%
500
24%
Jan
35%
87%
83%
87%
1,300
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Jan
92 %
July
8%
8%
8%
300
Du
Pont
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Eastman
El
Paso
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10
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Northern Natural Gas Co
Feb
48%
„
RR
Aviation
Northern
5474 Jan
47%
,
Central
Illinois Corp
Northern Illinois Gas Co
Northern Indiana Public
Jan
83 %,
15
50
1,500
327b
56%
Northern
487b Mar
45
45
3%
49%
800
647b
American
North
Jan
1
York
North
727b May
«
common
New
Mar
<_
20
487b
5
(U11)
National Gypsum Co
National Lead Co (Un)
National Tile & Mfg
Apr
,* SH '/s
.
20
3%
.
1
High
20
—
National Cash Register
National Distillers Prod
Feb
.177
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp—
Controls
29% Oct
45
I
Low
3374
Specialities—
A
Range Sinoe Jan.
High
487b
3
class
Shares
Apr
172
Columbia
5.25%
33
Sep
Sep
Sep
170
-.8.50
Conv
for Week
3374
*
-
I_
Motorola Inc
30
28
66%
*
Corp.^_.-
Electric
Apr
23%
*
—J—_1__—^_10
preferred
Cleveland
6% Mar
66
25%
—
175
_
Juii
3374
*
Co_____
Monroe Chemical Co
51
*
-w
37ti
55%-Sep
Sales
Range
Low
_10
Monsanto Chemical (Un)
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morris (Philip) & Co (Un>
27
_l —100
Electric——
Iron
20%
800
Mississippi River Fuel
Moriine
Manufacturing
51
-
26
u_!>
preferred.—,
Cliff's
300
400
667b
■*
.
com
common.
&
4;'S?
62%
Pacific Ry Co_*
So Bend__12.50
&
Co
4%
27
25
Gas
Service
Crane
High
Sep
19%
51
Pacific
Ry
Chrysler Corp
Cincinnati
6274
20 .v.
25
„_
preferred
Chieago South Shore
Consol
2
Week'*
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
300
X62',4
-
1
Northwestern
Chicago Rock Island
4%.%
267b
267B
—5
.
series
Cities
357..
J—
*
i—a
common
preferred
Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Chicago Milw St Paul
$7
26 7
—50c
_
South Vest Con
Chemetron
5 %
26%
Friday
1
'
Champlin Oil & Refining
$3
2%
26%
10
America (Un)__
OCTOBER 23
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
f
High
2%
.—25
c~mmon
Corp
Centlivre
Low
__
(Un)—
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
FOR WEEK
Sales
Friday
98
1007b
1,700
8874 Feb
150% July
35% Mar
38%
Feb
65% Mar
9% May
45
118%
Mar
Apr
68 % July
108%
Aug
Universal Oil Products Co
22
22
100
19
8ep
25
Aug
Walgreen
49
49
100
45%
Sep
55
May
3,100
10%
Sep
19% May
437« J .ly
Webcor
Western
Co
Inc
117a
Union
Wleboldt Stores
Wisconsin
Electric
Public
Woolworth
<F
W>
38%
1,000
30^
Jan
95
96'/4
1.400
71
Feb
29 %
30
900
28%
Sep
39% July
75
75
10
75
Oct
80
37
377/a
3,300
35%
8ep
40%
26%
27
200
23%
Jun
27%
6074
59%
6074
700
53%
Jan
61
Oct
61 %
61
61
50
43
Aug
53
Oct
8074
Power
(Un)
80
81
600
80
Oct
91% July
18%
127/a
37
Service
Co
(Un)
World
Publishing Co
Wrigley (Wmi Jr. Co
Yates-Amer
Machine
Co
Youngstown
Sheet
Tube
Radio
12
377a
95
Inc $4.25 pfd._.
Wisconsin
Zenith
117a
37%
Telegraph
Westlnghouse Electric Corp_
Whirlpool
Corp
Corp
&
%
9774 July
May
Jan
Jan
19%
400
Jan
22
128
1261/4 130%
200
117
Jan
141
Sep
101%
100
500
88
Sep
-135
Jua
18%
102%
Aug
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 26, 1959
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
ENDED OCTOBER '{3
Week's
Friday
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Ford
High
Low
High
Low
Par'
Range Since
22%
j
u20
20
35c
Warrants
14
10%
9%
10%
110
l&
IS
36%
36%
37%
1.400
32
•
Aluminum Co of America (Un)-_;
-1
Amerada Petroleum (Un).,,.
—*
American Airlines
Inc com
(Un)
—1
American Brdcst-Para Theatres (Un) -1
(Un)
•
,22^ 341,
29',* 22} 4
H'J Lry
,1
—
25%
56 A
-1
American Factors Ltd (Un) --—20
Amer & Foreign Power
(Uu)
—-•
American Motors
Corp
(Un)—
5
American Standard Sanitary (Uh)——5
H
35/8
Electronics
lnc___
American
(Un)—25
American Viscose
Corp (Un;—-——25
Amne>
Corn
-1
Anaconda
(The) Co (Un)
50
Oil
&
Armour
Oil
Ashland
(111)
Co
(Un)
(Un)
Refining
&
(Un)
98%
60%
—
59
32
r—l
~--
.
102%
42%
92%
60%
29-6.
587k
31%
,
(Un)—10
5
5
Corp
Gs
Louisiana
Arkansas
/B74
■:
102V
-
Anderson-Prichard
.
"78va
3
Mfg
(Un)
Corp
100
13%
13%
2,500
.•
————,,—5
Consolidated——-—1
8%
8%.
8%.
76c
46c
80c
Petroleum
Bandmi
Barker
Bros
Co—
Corp.--
Barnhart-Morrow
Inc—'...—»—1
—PI
—8
Bishop Oil Co——1 ———2
Black Mammoth Consol Mill--——5c
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)
5
Beckman Instrument
57%
1%
53%
Benguct
Chica
Oil
Bond
Stores
Inc.
(Un):
55%
Company
Plan
Finance
Budget
Bunker Hill Co
Corp
—.
Ink Co
California
Celanese
de
Chrysler
Fuel
1,000
28
20%
300
20
Columbia
•
1,600
48 3 a
600
6%
—
Sep
Eflison
Consolidated
common.
of N
Y
.
—25
(Un)
can
27 3»
(Un)—'
Oil
(Un);
128% 129!/.
Feb
65
July
li e
Libby
Co—
-
&
Lithium
Corp
Litton
Lone
of
—-
Inc
Martin
48
500
457b
Oct
62%
19'.b
4,600
97b
Jun
19%
54
54
250
54
1 07
10%
11
600
107a
Oct
107a
Oct
-10
—7
125
27 U
-
(Unj-—
-10C
38 c
100
56 %
Jan
62%
300
GO'%
3C%
Sep
67%
1,400
Sep
45
63%
Apr
Inc
(Un)
Portland
Frelerred
Jan
Monsanto
.July
10 %
Oct
Oct
Cement
Sep
59%
35%
Jan
56%
43
Oct
7
Jun
CO
Power
Inc
54 %
54 7,
100
Apr
Jun
Oct
63%
52 7
-
1,000—
u
May
56%,
2,300
50%
88%
30
87 3 4
Sep
9774
28%
297,,
400
26
Ma.v
32%
1
1
100
1
Sep
2%
12%
12%
200
12
13
30%
29%
a
88 %
31%
50c
31%
'A
Jan
337b
1
__5
50c
(Allen B)
1
deNcmours & Co' (Un)-„_fc_l_5
8%
Sep
16%
27 3*4
Jan
39'%
Jan
Y
Feb
23 7b
Oct
26%
Scp.V
Feb
58%
Jan
4%
Jan
Power
&
15
Corp Ltd
Flying Tiger Line
1
7%
1,200
C
May
80
200
75%
Jan
92% July-
Pacific
800
29
Oct
45%
Pacific
37'b
100
34
footnotes
see
(The)..
page
42.
Feb
9% May'
275%
Jan
28%
50 3 4
50%
Sep
2%
r
Feb
33 Va
Oct
.
34%
Sep
40%
Jan
..
13c
Oct
34c
Feb!
2.90
Feb
—1
(Un)
1.75 Jun
;
307b
;5.
Sep
527b Mar 5
46(it
38%
1
(Un
Sep
57 74 May t,
25
447a May ;
Sep
37
Jan
55
23%
Oct
37%
Apr
187-4
Sep
217/2
Apr
12 %
Sep '
26% May
Feb
61
,
Aug
1,200
*
58 %
100
.
"74
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67c
.
45
Aug
Corp
5'.i
1st
rec
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100
1,300
Sep
1,200
7% Jun
7%
100
7%
4'a
200
4
17%
17 74
5134
52 '2
400
25%
27
4.300
3474
33 5 a
34%
50 3a
50 3 a
503i;
17%
1
14%
10O
16 7 a
467
201
Jun
Sen
a
-7,:
Jan
1.15
Feb
10% July
10 V Jan
8
Feb
Feb
20% May
Jun
56%
s
'
55
^J25
,
red
25'
red 1st pfd,
1st
pfd
'
pfd
18
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100
-17% Oct
-
300
200
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1.700
30%
26:%
200
24%
24':.
24%
■
Aug
.
247n
24%
24 7„
55
-
237b
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Indemnity
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Co
\*
247b
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' Feb i
29
r273b Jan
Oct
{.
667b Apr
732,
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25
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1.100
25
25.
23%
•
200
22 Vt
22
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%
•
47%'
2T27
2'
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Oct-
C334
700
227a
,20% Sep
300
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48
47%
Feb
477b,Oct
1,700 '
Jan !
71.,--' Apr
57/b'. Jun
•
//■- 47a
Apr
23% Mar '
.
*
63
Jan;
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21% Jun
100
--300
.
5
:
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26
Sep
Sep
'23
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23%
22 %
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:
Jun'
•
;
•
Mar i
28% Sep: 7'
25%' Sep
<
:
Jan
42
66
'587b-Jun
/
-
■
Anr.
Oct
"'277 a
.
:
300
2,100
~
Pacific Lighting Corp common.:.
Pacific Northern Airlines
—%•_„—al
Pacific
Pacific
Oil
&
Gas
Apr
Development—33773C
Petroleums Ltd
:
Preferred
,
Packard-Bell
.
:
.i
Parke,
Davis
&
50c
;
57*4
11%
1-^29
29%
130
39 7
32%
1
23%
45
''27b
2,700
'
^200
130
50
.
JAn
11%
2,800
12%
29
'
Oct
•'
'
8%Mar,!
55-% Jari I
130
Oct"
Oct
27 74 May
Pfizer
11%
Jan
20
Philco
Bottlers
Co
Inc
457 b
400
42%
Sep
600
36%
Feb
400
15%
32%
31%
32%
800
26'b
33
•
-
8%
33
34%
1,200
Apr
Jan
5% Jan
(Un)_:
1____3
25%
267a
4874 Aug
20%
Jan •-
33 3 b
Oct
10%
Jun
!
600
317b
Sep,
43
800
21%
Sep
367b May i
"
Corp
Apr '
357b Apr
51'4 Mar
-
(Un)^
:
447a July 1
Sep
43
8
-
Sep
2274
I63.,
8
143
30''a
40
_1
,
j
200
24
16%
.__1
•
57b' Aug
19^,it- Jan
'2Oct i
2,300
39 7 a"
16 74
1
1:1
r,
/
25":'f Sep V
50
:
15%
Ac
4%
ll3i
33%c
Co
100
(Chas)
*'5 '/a
100
—
!
Eleciric
100
Apr
.142/7-
Pan'-American World Airways (Un)
Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)
^
51
July
11
.:
common
Jun
14%
Feb
30
25
43%
3.7 'a
5
Aug
5&7b July
Feb
90
26 3 4
—25
Pepsi-Cola (Un)
Pepsi-Cola United
200
,
.32%
567b
02, 62%
-
-25-
25
™25:
:
"A"
4.36(t
1st
Sep
32 7'2
427b
200
-
%
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
600
'62
30%
25
/
Sep
43% May
Jan
300
o
.
r
32
.,—'.10
:
preferred
pfd
4.50%
Pacific
17%
—j/.——-8
i
.
28%
a
94%.
Jun
^
"%May
65c
481
7b
-
1st
red
—Pacific Tel* <fe Tel
8%
.
*"
-
"
Products
-.4.80%
"
300
477b
94
5
2.75
8,100
-
Clay
Finance
1st preferred
57 b'A
1st preferred
5 %" 1st preferred
Jan
100
19
\-
26
35%
6%
Juti
39
100
25
65c- '
\
Jun
31"%
—
Pacific Gas & Electric common.
Aug
July
Apr
Ta
700
.
2ZZZ*
37a
Pacific Cement & Aggregates——:——5
Jan
97
75 ~u
500
16%
8% July
Apr
400
7%
Jan
Jan
46
1%
187a
Occidental
Feb
Jan
91%
.
I_I_5
<Un)._I ZZ~*
Feb
28%
8%
Jon
17b
6.25
59%
.
Mar
10
.
1
(U11)
Railway
137b Aug 1
74 Sep
21%
—
Aviation
317 it. Jan '
Jan
20c
Pacific
■
34'/a Mar .
67'b May%
/
10%
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.—
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Oct
58%
87L-
Jun
6
'
43,i
40
15%
1
97»
1,
Apr
July
(U11)—,1
29%
2,200
90 34
■
American
Jun
Sep
57 7 i:
11
—1
6%
19
Jun
537b
577»
28
15 3s Mar
28 %
*
(Un)
26%
28 7b
29%
37a
47
3774
•
(UuI,. —
—
Co
29 l,b
-30%.—32Ja
„,1
—
29
Oct
2.50
Inc
1243a July ?
Oct,
474
10
25
187a
RR
137a
1
38% Sep
6%
507b
(U11 %
Co
47b
13
20c
29%
29
4%
13%
Petroleum
100
206%
5
1
Fluor
112% 1127a
1
—
Northrop Corp
800
lii
26%
Light
112%,
'537a Aug
Mai-
Mar
43'/,,
1
-(Un)__
Mar
407b
1
Z
—
Feb
20
900
20
•
15
49%
Nordon Corp Ltd
Norris Gil Co
58
200
„
—1.25
,
7b July
-12% Mar
3
Niagara-Mohawk Power
Feb
260
2874
(Uu)—i__w6
—
27
—*
(U11.)
Apr
Set)
8%
*
3
4
•
7%
*
l^--
Oorp
Co
Jan
-2
Co,.
Central
10 >2
400
259%
.___1
10
-
•
Firstamerica
•.
July
34
N
300
13
85%
29', a
Inc
Ltd
:
Mar
a
13
567b July i
New
Jun
32%
.7%
'
Corp (Un)—
Fibreboard Paper Products.
413
'
Sep
Jan
.17% Mar
10n4
40
41
—
0:1s
2974 May
Oct
74
8
Jan
Theatres Inc
10
Fedders
;
Feb' '
38%
England Electric System
Park Mining Co
10
Whitney
common
Eng & Airplane (Un)
,
29
New
10
7.5o
Cap well Co—
Jun
48%
Natomas Company
Dorr-Oliver Inc
Corp Ltd—l
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A
:
33a May
29%
National
500
•
Sep
8(4
2
Jan
1,300
Phono
66
Sep
Jan
5
Feb
40
&
•
May
5%
10
Apr
37%
Radio
6174 May
•
26%
(Un)
Gypsum
17%
t
69
Jan
(U11)
common
Utilities
National
39%
(Un)—
Jan
1.75
(Un>-_
Co
Corp
37 (a
Corpi—
Aug
42 % Mar
2.10
National City Lines,..:
—
1
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~
4%r
4%
53
Diablo
Nafi
16 3 a
Share Co
Feb
65e-
38r
49 7 b
1
_25c
(Uii)
Chemical
Montana-Dakota
17
&
39c
633
673k Mar
517-4
.
Products
Jan
32%
63%
*
:
Co,—,
Precision Indus—
Monogram
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp class B..
2.50
Disney Productions
2.50
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)____:
*
Electric Bond
487b July
1
Develop Co (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel Corp,
Northern
(Un%_„.
36%
Jun
"
—1
Mission
Jan
North
Gas_^__—,
Auto-Lite Co (Un''i.k._.
Sep
377a
Sep
July
20% July
Ltd
337b Aug
28(b
300
19%
177a
Oct
Natural
287it Mar
300
a
Apr.
9' it
24% Mar
Sep
15%
Mines
500
43 3
42%
'
20%
47
Sep
13
100
Eastman Kodak Co
30
317-t
■'
Sep 1
1
Jan
20
15%
(Un)
-
243b
5
—_10
36%
300
15%
Lines
29 3 a
29.7a
4,200
22%
15%
Air
Jan-
July
397b
28:!»
'—4
—5
—
Petroleum
Co
May-
Lab
1374
136
Feb
75
Jan
89 (b May
&
July
;
100
Jan
13 %
Oct
46 "4
10
Co_'
100
125
Oct
63
Mar
Feb
100
--..50c
Industries
26 74
Jan
31
•
:
—
107,t
10%
1
—.1
(Unt
H
-10c
——
—
(Uni—
Co
Company
21
Chemical
20'/a July
116% Mar
47
(Uh)„<%
Co
Oct
1574
—
Cement
(P)
90%
47
—
Inc
Corp
(Un)—
Star
12% Mar
300
193a
Libby————
America Inc
Industries
37 %
1.500
50
—
McNeill
1,100
16
92
—2.50
—
Leslie Salt
53%
15
91V;
—_*
County Land Co
Lear
52
15 %
———4
^
(Un)__—
Copper
Apr
17%
300
1
Aircraft Co
Oil Co of Calif—4—,.
Jun
69%
200
5
;
Feb
37b
1.85 Mar
18
10%
RR
common
900
2
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52%>
(Uu)
Inc...:—
Productions
May
19%
——16%c
40%
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45'
Merck
39%
1
X*c__zl—
Aug
Feb
Jun
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (U11),.—12.50
10%
(Un)
Grande
100
49
Kern
Oct
51%
.25
(Un)-
1307b
29%
18
116 7a May
1,100
19
33%
36
5
com
383a
July
57 Va July
Feb
July
Kennecott
Jan
46%
(Un)—
Cwp
200
37
19
*
:■———ZD-
Jun
31
Mar
597b
Magnavox
1
—
397a
10% May
61%
1
Co.-
26
500
81
M J M & M Oil Co
5
of America (Un)4.12%
Co
100
52%
52
--7.50
(Unt
Tel
27%.. 27%
52
51
Oct
Sep
21%
For
VI.
(Un)
Apr
46
1.35 Mar
Feb
67
Florida
300
Jun
38%
Jan
30c
GO
Jan
Flintkot-e
46%
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76
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100
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Oct
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Jun
200
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Range
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Sale Price
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for Week
STOCKS
Last
STOCKS
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
May
.
•
Volume
190
Number
5893
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1765)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
;
Friday
STOCKS
v.
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
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Oct
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100
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286
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31
Apr
10
10
116
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Oct
212
6%
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Jan
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217
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Jun
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12 >/4
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13
Sep
1
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric
Corp
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64
Sep
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,
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100
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9%
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Light Co
58
Sep
45% Aug
5
——
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of Trices
Low
53%
10
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Mar
•
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64
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31(4
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20 V8
42
Aug
—
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10
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Sep
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38
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29% May
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18
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United Air
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58
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19
17 Vb Jan
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58% July
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58(4
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Aug
148
21%
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—.—
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10
9%
19%
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900
69V4 Aug
252
229
40% July
4,100
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1,051
69%
27,600
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16%
1
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Sep
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10
10
24%
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100
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191/b Mar
461/4
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5
500
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issued
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10
36%
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51%
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8%
26
51%
18%
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8%
5
.
35%
5
Jan
Oct
89V4 Apr
41% Jun
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Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Philadelphia Eleciric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
7
.
79%
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78
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25
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120
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38 VB
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series B
Fund
for Week
Shares
77%
Co
Coal
Pennsalt
75% Aug
100
22
—*
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t
Range
75(4
Feb
1,200
28%
3%
Jun
Aug
133% Jun
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5.12%
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28%
3%
__
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90
22c
25
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21%-"21%
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12% Sep
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of Prices
37
Electric
40%
23%
100
22%
43% July
96% July
—.———2
7V»
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23%
100% 100%
12c
33
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Mar
40
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45
10,800
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43% Jan
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59
451/4 Aug
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77 Va
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Oct
Jan
70 Va
Feb
53 %
38%
—
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of
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300
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1
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Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
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9% Feb
Co
29%
,
of
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Co
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29
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28%
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650
1,200
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&
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City Elec new
Atlantic
85% Aug
29% Apr
100
30% Jan
100
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—
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Jan
:
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•
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Feb
>
80
42
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Oct
73 Va
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45 Vb Aug
54%
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Southern Calif Edison
4.32%
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21%
100
%
Friday
26% July
Oct
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38%
Sale Price
29(4 May'
21% Feb
100
10%
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4.78%
Sep
Sep
10%
.
Apr
19 Va
94
STOCKS
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100
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42
22
9%
—
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—-
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1
49%
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—
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100
Jun
19%'July
3,000
371/2
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July
65%
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800
18
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24% Mar
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Co
Cab
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17V2
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500
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32 3
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39(4 Mar
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26
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.
30(4 July
73% Apr
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400
20
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700
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9
San Diego Imperial
Corp_(__—!—_—!•
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Schenley Industries
Schering Corp (Un)
19%
43%
Wilson
Oct
•
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for Week
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1
Westinghouse Electric Corp (Un). _12.50
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A
70% July
8
Lines
Western Union Telegraph
Apr
57%
21
com—10
26% July
.72(4 Aug
48
Air
Western Dept Stores
Western Pacific Ry Co
86% Mar
Feb
8
17%
37%
'
52% Mar
Jan
61
Western
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jun
21
21%
17% ' 17%
41%
41%
—
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59
57
17%
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preferred
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100
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2™——1
Rexall Drug & Chemical CO—
2.50
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:
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74%
7(4
Oct
400
'
—-1
Republic
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41%
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Reiter-Foster
Reynolds Tobacco
900
82%
„:
—
Week's
Last
High
Oct
36%
••__■■
(Un)„__—*
Railway Equip & Realty Co
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co (Un)
6
STOCKS
1
Sale Price
Low
9Q0
24%
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Timber—,——3
——
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82
L2
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Friday
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6%
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380
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16
2%
Oct
27% Sep
70% Feb
4Vb Aug
,
7
Feb
38Vb Mar
98 Vb
July
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Montreal Stock
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
OCTOBER 23
Friday
Exchange
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Prices Shown Are
Expressed In Canadian Dollars
'
Friday
'
STOCKS
,
Last
Sale Trice
Par
Abltibi power & Paper common
4%%
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preferred
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common
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Algoma Steel
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——
preferred
4%% preferred
25
—
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30%
—
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—
22
9%
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36 %
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37%
*
550
100
9% Sep
12%
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3,425
30%
34% Sep
32%
4,413
26% May
20Vs
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1,500
20
41 ('2
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40
18% July
42(4 July
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22
Feb
42
3,65
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103
48
Oct
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110
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53
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•
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——
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4.75
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50
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—*
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53
54
620
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71
3,561
1,208
39
•
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39
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30
545
652
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25-
63% Mar
62% July
84
Aug
Sep
Sep
65% May
Mar
33
42
-
26 %
45
-
Aug
Sep
51% Feb
Jan
35
Feb
Mersey
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American
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British
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7,835
39%
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44
40.%
160
37%
Oct
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45%
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100
3%
18,048
6
Jan
8%
44%
25
44
Sep
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5
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•
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36
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•
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Feb
45%
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preferred
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41
37%
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British
40%
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Oct
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71
38%
—
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51
50%
50
50
preferred
May
Oct
Lew
53%
54%
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:
25
5%
Feb
Feb
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;
10
preferred
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10
Telephone
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for Week
10
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Class B
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Range
10
Montreal
Bank of Nova Scotia
Banque Provincial (Canada)
Bell
Week's
of Prices
—
——
—
38
:
4.50
32
50 %
Feb
Oct
Feb
July
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38
39
160
38
Oct
43
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—
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.
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Aug
Feb
Jan
•
31
38
(1766)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week'*
Last
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British Columbia Telephone
Brown
Mills
Shares
Low
High
Low
Ltd
class
40%
472
,—-—1
Building Products
40
11%
11%
158
11
11
209
A—
—*
—
29
47% May
14% Jan
Jan
13% July
39
Jan
30
600
29
Oct
96
633
79
Jan
100
100
55
99%
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t
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26%
Sep
37
25%
25%
26
1,466
25%
Oct
28%
26%
550
National Steel Car Corn common.
common—
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Iron
4% %
—
common
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Canada
5%
—
Foundries
common.
preferred
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99% Apr
103
May
'
$1.30 preferred
Canada
93 %
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common
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88
common—
•
preferred
88
54%
——*
55%
41%
25%
42%
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Feb'
76
83
250
137
Oct
Oct
101
Mar
Oct
76
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40
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12
12
153
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Mar
54%
25
,
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Jun
May
19%
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10
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———•
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Canadian British Aluminum
-
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warrants
Canadian
Bronze
Canadian
Canadian
$1.75
l?577
35%
175
33% Sep
34% Oct
980
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class
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6.75
380
a20
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85
131/4
13%
—.—0.
500
Niagara Wire Weaving common..——i.*:-
12%
12%. 12%
125
Nuranda Mineb Ltd.
47%
461/2
48
3,285
12%
Nova
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•
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Fairbanks
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7.
9%
9%
15%
16%
1,005
15
Jan
20
Feb
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27
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5
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440
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100
—
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30
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46%
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97
50
83%
* ii—
A
ofd
A—
14
300
14
Feb
15
130
141/2
Sep
22%
1,700
52V4
Oct
16
2,712
14'/a
Jan
20
135
18%
Sep
20%
9%
Jan
12
Oct
130
1,485
124
10
14%
14%
'14%
24
'23;u
45
•
*
Home OH class A
Class B ——
Howard
Smith Paper common
$2 preferred
Hudson Bay Mining—
0
100
2IV4
501/4
Feb
Sep
Feb
12'/a
2,800
1,141
6.20
835
35
35
36%.
582
94%
34
94
95
Sep
295
94
Oct
12
25V4
4.25
75
14
; 255
17% Get
69% Mar
Sep
4.25 Sep
100
14
-
55
1,686
83
Oct
Oct
39
7.00-Feb
501/4
Jan
83
Oct
881
Jun
13
Feb
14% July
14%
Sep
22% Jan
33
Oct
43
July
131% -Jan
100% Feb
Sep
_
15
15%
33
35%
825
•
G%
.71/4,
6,820
80
50
80
Oct
1
—
80
100
1,273
6%
Sep
30
50
21
Jan
35
80
83
2,946
75
6.65
100
Sep
Sep
93
6.65
30
—*
6/20
Apr
July
11% Jan
5.50
Oct
25% May
80% Sep
Mar
Feb
July
5%
43%
300
13'%
225
11
39
650
35% May
8.95
Jan
100
421%
Sep
Sep
Jan
46% May
103
Jan
108'% Mar
63
19%
Jan
———
A
A%
Sherwin Williams
of Canada
Inc
*
Southern
Jun
7%
30»% Sep
Oct
40
81
a69
32%
Jan
36"
Jan
July
May
10
Jan
100
Jan
6OV4 Jun
1,125
Feb
76
80
1,921
Jan
19
Aug
901/4 July
25%
3,905
231/4
Jan
100
55
99%
Jun
102
*
5%
5%
100
5%
Oct
»
Industries
——;
Texaco Canada Ltd
'
-
24
100
-1
-.
285
53%
Oct
75
Mar
58%
175
51
Mar
68
July
25%
4,015
22%
Sep
31
3.55
100
3.55
Oct
81/2
8%
475
2,400
*
251/8
54
Jan
6.70 Feb '
8% Sep
13
Mar
Mar
40
July
•
36
36%
1
3.00
3.25
450
Oct
4.10
—*
36
38
300
34
Sep
44'%
15%
15%
500
14
Sep
21
Jun
^
38
38
145
34% Jan
44
-Apr
-preferred"II"III—IIIII—100
82
82
75
82
Oct
92
Jan
Limited
*
32
32
85
32
_w—————-50
44%
44%
150
Webb &
Worts
Jan
--July.-
3.55
*
•
United Steel Corp
Jun
57^4
10
Bank
35%
24%
53%
*
Toronto-Dominion
Trans Canada Pipeline
Triad Oils —_———-——-—
&
Knapp (Canada) Ltd
Weston (Geo! class A
Class
A
pin
:
*R<
qe
4% %
Zellers
4'/2%
warrants-
.
.
common
preferred
Canadian Stock
33
3.00
Apr
Apr
40% Mar
Sep'
44% Sep
48
.Jan
Friday
STOCKS
—
'..
35c
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
5
Belgium Stores Ltd common
*
5%
preferred
Canada
&
—
Canadian
Dredge &
Canadian
Power
Food
&
Consolidated Div Standard Sec
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd.—
Consumers
Crain
Ltd
Crown
GaB
fR
13
Oct
21%
22%
al9% al9%
3,075
17%
Oct
28
May
Oct
21% July
48V4 Jan
22
Ltd
*
6
*
2.35
Kelly Douglas class A
•
—
46%
14%
Jan
Lambert
Feb
Loblaw
6Vb Mar
Class
Oct
Oct
1,635
33'/8
51/4
34
Sep
1.515
41%
28%
42
Sep
300
41%
Oct
25
421/2
Oct
41% Aug
45 % July
53% Apr
81
Oct
92
a20 a23%
9c
10
-k
3.0 b
122 1231/2
220
.
34
32%
34
1,748
57
55%
581/4
3,204
14%
14%
15
200
25%
26%
—
al02
Jan
23% Aug.
80%
108
Feb
Aug
24% May
Oct
101
126
Aug
Aug
48% Mar
581/4
16% Aug
Jan
20
Jan
5
100
July
Engineering
75c
26
263b
415
8%
37
80c
116
pfcLlOO
72c
116
157
8%
9
1,415
11,326
Oct
28 'A Mar
103
Apr
13
13
103%;
103
104
14%
12
15
13'
,
C
6
0
24
24
24%
40
17%
a231/4 a24%
40 Va
40V4
171/4
17'/2
44
45
31%
31
30%
92%
92%
93
5
65c
116
Sep
Sep
Oct
14,93
32% Aug
85c
125
Sep
Jun
8'A
Sep
14% Mar
Sep
45% July
1Q%
102
1,615
655
9
2.50
Jan—
Sep
May
Feb
22%
Jan
22%
Jan
39%
pfd—
Sep
Horner
Ltd
Hubbard
(Frank
Felt Co
A—
Ltd common
(Alfred)
Cos
class
W)
Inc
class
"A"—
8% Mar
Sep
8
Apr
39
Oct
44
Jan
95c
Sep
1.10 May
36
Oct
45
34%
Jan
47% Aug
13%
Jan
23% Aug
55% Jan
Feb
....
47
110%
Jan
115
Sep
210
108
Jan
190
Jun
325
18
Feb
26
May
6
.
30
110
482
6
-Aug
2.35
8
850
11
28%
26
-26
27%
27%
18
14
Ltd
*
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
Mussens Canada Ltd—
100
11
28
26'%
♦
(Walter M).
•
__
•
5%
Jun
71/2
39%
..
10%
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd.10
Northern Quebec Pow Co Ltd 1st pfd 50
Northwest
Industries new
*
14% May
40%
Feb
27%
Oct
Oct
42
Feb
25
Aug
33
Jan
18
125
13%
Feb
14
229
18¥^
Jun
14
Sep
15%
Jan
20
13%
Sep
15%
Oct
Apr
36V2 Mar
Jun
46V4 July
32
550
30%
'38%
41 Va
2,695
37%
9
Mar
Feb
13
July
46%
Jan
53%. Sep
46
Aug
o0
7
175
7
11
1,200
8
'50
50
2.60 July
26%
7
.
Jan.
-
225
250
10%
—
10%
Jan
Sep
31 %
*
Feb
2.00
Jan
175
-
'
al5y2 al5'/2
—
Sep
Jun
Oct
26%
•«,
2.05
Sep
15%
25
6
."2.25
.1.
1.55
38
*
Leaf Milling Co Ltd—
*
Meichers Distilleries Ltd 6% pfd
.10
Mexican Light & Pow Co Ltd com_13.50
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
5
Corp
,
*
Maple
Moore
—
—
1
;
...
Lowney Co Ltd
*
:
A
B
38
100
Ford Motor Co of Canada Ltd class A_*
Paul
Service Stores
Power
Ltd
52%
410
July
Steel
Telephone
Mills
Warrants
Ltd
*
Corp
common..—5
"
Russell
Maurice
Gas
Ltd—
Inc
...^
Jun
& Save (1957) Ltd..
Sobeys Stores Ltd class A
Jun
Southern
15
Oct
Traders Finance Corp class A
6.50
Sep
Jun
Canada
Power
6%
—*
*
pfd
100
red pfd
Trans-Canada Corp Fund.Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
—40
5r/o
*
cum
...
a8%
10
a40% a40%
*
7%
8
375
29
29 %
100
27% Jan
10%
10 %
17%
100
10%
17%
810
17%
Oct
9%
—
—
29%
17%
1
Shop
16%
400
10
200
9)4
Sep
1.10
1.10
500
10%
12%
12%
a8%
*
Industries
20
4.50
4.40
*
....
Reitmans (Canada) Ltd
112%
29 %
a46% a46%
*
Corp of Canada 4%% 1st pfd_50
Quebec
St
100
a24
25%
34%
37
•
.
Works Ltd.:—*
Kootenay Power 7%
Premier
26 Ya
50
6%
Apr
37% July
12
875
al02
24
Jun
281/2 Mar
100
24
Inland Chemicals
17%
53
25
79% May
12% Jan
5%
92%
53
168
Jan
107
50
"
168
63%
Apr
Mar
12%
-
*^.1,300
al9
—
64
33%
.
43%
&19
15
42%
300
11,306
115
Oct
81
37
.
115
Jan
81
36
41%
-
365
42%
a20 a20'/4
100
2,300
350
40
->
99c
L80
17"%
3,181
46% Mar
1.545
.
99c
39%
43%
42%.
75
38
75
42%
350
39
1.60
.17%
40
East
3,497
__
6%
39
.—
—....1
—
Jan
Sep
Jan
6%
8% July
Mar
5
—
20%
9
35
60
—
42%
Oct
Sep
272
6%
36%
11
»
17Te
38
a6%
a6
—5
25
38
a6
38
1,650
12%
*
8
Oct
3,031
34%
100
Mar
13
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
51/4
•
7
100
—*
Dominion
12V4
•
175
*
Apr
38%
Mar
13
—
10
Corp
46
Sep
13
—
;
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Jan
6 Vb
6%
7%
'•
—>
common....,
L)
37%
38%
6%
7%
A...:..*
Jan
33%
Preferred
class
21
12%
•
Ltd
Apr
150
2,270
38%
1
Paper Inv Ltd..
Products
1.00
6%
^_*
20
33%
•
Ltd
Oct
375
*
Co
High
Sep
38 %
Co Ltd—•
Dock Co Ltd——*
Ingersol Rand
Canadian Marconi Co
Low
26c
21.800
38c
Dominion Sugar
Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1
High
34c
20
11%
800
•
Low
•
Shares-
of Prices
Par
40
-14% Sep
10
33%
Range
Sale Price
-—
300
66
•
;
Sales
for Week
Week's
East
-
42%
:
Exchange
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollar*
1,660
9%
•
A
6%. Sep
50
59
:
preferred
Dalfen's
63'%
100
5 % 4r
.preferred
Mitchell (Robt) class
A__
Class B
900
1,265
17%
40
7.50
:
7
16
16
_10
common
Feb
'59
12
—8
MacMlllan & Bloedel class B
52%
———_100
Steinbergs class A
Tancord
Jan
Aug
23
a
a69
—
Steel.—
Steel Co of Canada
5Vi'/c
43
—_*
,—
Power—.,
Structural
40
common.. •
Milling 7%
*
45
Jan
Jan
Sep
31%
31
—.——*
39
35
36%
>
*
—:_i—
Can
Standard
Oct
357
Mar
•
16% Mar
Sep
Sep
29'.2
.
12.979
"
Jan
19% Mar
100
"
7
\u23
common.—
11%
5
Ltd
48 "2
~-
————
Breweries
Simpsons
10%
27 %
10
39%
common.*
Sep
15% Sep
92% Oct
50
30
'
Sicard
Sicks'
980
29
48%
pfd——-———50
■
195
44% July
9%
pfd—86
(John)
11%
28
29%
39%
11
10
.
10%
*
——
,
17%
14
300
2,265
92 %
11%
-
63%
•
Iroquois Glass preferred
15
16%
92%
16
common —
*
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
A
:
14%
—
Salada-ShirrifL-Horsey
Catelli
13%
15%
6
17
43%
38%
10% July
35
10
38%
Apr
Apr
Oct
101
.—100
6%
A
Abltca Lumber & Timber
8
preferred
class
Feb
Sep
101
—
——.50
-
1.30
955
77% a78%
21
Jun
28%
60
—
preferred
820
40%
•
Corp common.
—*
preferred——
——100
Apr
-•
com
common
common
662
21%
Jan
5'
12
4.68%
Trust
262
71
14
55
10%'
5%
Jan
5.60
•
.
of Canada
Montreal Locomotive
10%
,
'
July
46
Aug
29% Aug
8% Mar
54%
27%
10
—
Interprovinclal Pipe Lines
4%%
al8
*
Oct
28
•
International iwcxei u>
o«uoUu
International Paper common
International Utilities
Corp
Montreal
18
—50
preferred
Morgan & Co
150
•
Investment class A—
Oil Ltd
B
6%
55%
•
Breweries Ltd class
JaiT
5,60
—-•
Public Service Ltd
preferred
57
83
—19—Feb
Jan
19%
25
21%
u77%
12 Vn
40
a7
5%
90%
Sep
115
>"5
8
a
124
14%
45
"
55
—'
•
Jamaica
Oct
~~
a7
.
55
100
Bronze Powders
20c
531/4 July
Jan
10%
1
common
Acceptance Corp
$2.25-preferred
lfr% July
Oct
Feb
161/4
500
2,433
40
10
Mar
10
124
•__*
Dynamics
Indns
Feb
Oct
lie
Jan
18
—100
General Steel Wares
common
Class
Aug
May
61
•
Great Lakes Paper Co
Ltd
Molson
95
18
—100
Ma ssey-Ferguson
Oct
15%
•
——
the Woods
83
.•
Power common
CM)
227
10
5
Loeb
13% July
51% July
101% Jail
Jun
52%
___•
Petroleum preferred
Lake of
Feb
41% Jan
97
Feb
15%
20
Fraser Cos Ltd common—
Limited
22
52 %
*.—.—,——.8
Labatt
6
Oct
15%
•
Foundation Co of Canada
Cement
17
Oct
•
*
Internatl
5%
14
10
Heating Prod class
preferred
preferred
85
Feb
38% Aug
24% Feb
8% Jan
15%
1
imperial
Imperial Tobacco
Apr -
17%
10%
l67a
.
4.25
Ltd. common.^
Co
Walker Gooderham
20
145
————3%
Bank
21
Sep
Sep
5%
85
35% Mar
Sep
31%
Feb
20% Feb
62% July
24% Mar
Feb
1,300
100
Famous Players Canadian
Corp
Ford Motor Co-
Imperial
Sep
Sep
20
.23%
B
imperial
16%
4.10
Oct
17%
30
Jan
•
common
Corp
Renirew
27
325
5%
—
5% preferred
% % preferred
255
17%
30%
21%
31
21'%
Brewery"
———————r——•
of Canada—.4——>-f
Gatlneau
a
a53
Pont
&
Jan
20
•
—.
Class
2.25
a58
...
—.——10
Redeemable preferred
^Dominion Textile common
1% preferred
Enamel
1,025
29
al77/a
I
Stores Ltd
4.00
18%
18%
*
Coal
15%
4.75 Aug
15% July
22% Feb
100
11
2.60
Oct
Sep
4.25
18%
2.60
Jan
16%
Oct
11
18%
_•
-
6
17%
•
A
36-/2
12%
40
——*
Southam Co
Eddy Paper Co class
18% Jan
36% Feb
Feb
56
Feb
12%
Electrolux
Oct
30%
'
16%
—
7%
14%
15
alS'/a
•
Distillers Seagrams
Inland
Oct'
191
*
Equipment
Dominion Bridge
•
Dominion Ooal 6%
preferred—,——25
Dominion Corsets
——*
Dominion Dairies
common——.—_*
Dominion Foundries & Steel
com—
•
Preferred
100
Dominion Glass common
•
$4.50
9
11% Mar
Cork
$2.75
10
379
& Seal
Co————•
Crown Zellerbach class
A—
1
'
a9
47% Jan
12%
Class B
6%
290
12%
—
Holt,
15%
10
Enterprises
•
330
Feb
14% Jan
12% July
30% Mar
Consolidated Mining As
Smelting
'-Consolidated Textile
►General
16%
45%
45
7%
.775
.
Oct
31% May
15% May
Dupuls Freres class
Sep
26 %
100
40%
—•
of Canada
Oil
Class
8.90
1
Oct
Ltd
11
1,650
31
Lawrence
Sep
Chemical
3,260
27
'
16%
.—2Qc
common..
Lawrence' Cement
23%
&
11%
56
—V
St
24%
&
11
31
10%,
—
Paper class A—..j.
Bank
Royalite
15%
*
—-g
————-—•
—
—
Gas
St
36
872
Bros
Transnort
Mar
Jan
3,955
'Consumers Glass
'Corbys class A
280
———.—.100
9% Aug
Sep
Petrofina Ltd preferred
,' Donohue
Roval
200
6%
25
■
24
Tar
Holland
9.05
-—50
—
14*25
23,472
>
;—*
(A V) (Canada) common
Preferred ———
970
25%
Dominion
Dominion
preferred
645
23%
preferred
Dominion Steel
4%
31
25 %
Cellulose
Mar
20c
26%
31
——;—.1
common
Price Bros & Co Ltd common..:
7%
25%'
Combined
——.
new
Corp of CanadaPremium Iron
Ores^—
30
•
23%
Farm
Feb
'May
'
'
■7
—
Columbia
French
Oct
*
(B
Co
Po»er
9.05
Canadian Vickers
Dow
28
25
•Cockshutt
River
Roe
Railway
Pacific
Development
Powell
Quebec Power
24% July
32% Jan
58
Sep
43%
11%
26%-
common.—————
Plaver
30
Oil Companies common
Canadian
'Canadian
Ltd
Quebec Natural
25% Feb
16% May
Oct
Sep
44»2
15
42
Petroleums
Penmans
9.05
Canadian Industries common
Preferred
Canadian International Power
Du
Oct
13%
18
19
lie
,
common
Page-Hersey Tubes
~1
•
Preferred
Canadian Locomotive
21
i
240
——
'—.
—
Pacific
common—*
Morse
Husky
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Coghlin
2,2
Apr
High
14»/2 SeD
12V2 Oct
"
17 '/a
July
9.75 July
12%
12%
lie
Ogilvie Flour Mills
42% Jun
Apr
Low
15
66% July
42% May
Sep
4.85
IOO
*
—25
Canadian
'Canadian
.
G.75
common—
Canadian
Canadian
14
/a
—•
common—:
Celanese
i-j
52
24)24
—-
series
Crown
61
36%
—•
Class
-
58%
34%
.35%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
14%
Provincial
-
Shares
14%
•
Rights
Calgary Power
for Week
Low
High
39% Sep
11 % Sep
0
Range
of Prices
-
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
25
Company
Bruck
Last
for Week
Sales
Week's
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
OCTOBER 23
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
•
10
4.40
Oct
7-% Mar
40 % Jan
4.50
86c
Jan
Oct
Mar
Oct
Jan
4.50 Oct
8V4
45
Jun
Apr
9
July
33% July
14
Mar
44
Aug
12%
Jun
1.60 Aug
—
—
—
1,505
10%
12%
500
—12 %
Gey
110 112%
35%
36 "4
90
117%
Sep
610
35%
Oct
44
Jan
37
37
150
37
Oct
42
Jan
32%
10%
112)4
955
20
Jan
31% Sep
.
2&
Apr
15% Aug
131
Jan
*
10%
10%
32%
10%
2.000
10%
Sep
15%
*
16%
16%
16%
1.150
15%
Jan
19% July
2.20
Sep
3.75 Mar
2.10
Apr
2,65 Oct
10
29
Jun
Oct
43
May
17'A
Oct
201/4 May
Union
44
Oct
51
27
Jan
Oct
United
Principal Properties
^_*
Wainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd.l
2.60
38 %
92%
96
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E)
4.10
Mar
May
Feb
Gas
of
Canada
Ltd
•
2.40
2.65
2.60
2.65
12,700
400
3.00
4.50
6,734
3.00
Oct
8
Apr
Mar
v
Volume
190
5893
Number
.
7 he Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1767)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
S T 0 C
Kjfe,
JYeek's
Last
Range
WEEK
ENDED OCTOBER 23
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
Shares
Low
Toronto Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
<
High
Prices
Mining and Oil Stocks—
Algorv Uranium Mines Ltd——
Alscope
Explorations
Ameraoium.
Arno
1
I
—
1
1
AuU'Metal Mines
Ltd
——
Bateman
Red
Lake
^
Burnt'Hill Tungsten
Calumet Uranium
Corp
Mines
Campbell
.-1
Collieries
—
...
Aug
15c
July
Sep
85c
6c
Oct
21c
400
45c
77,760
6.50
Aug
10,300
4c
July
10c
50c
500
50c
Oct
85c
July
53c
5»2c
Jan
84c
Feb
5%c
,42c
„13c
Mar
60c
Jan
15c
Jan
'
10,400
2,000
5
%c May
25%c May
s
r
30 c*
31c
18,867
6c
7,000
5c
17c
8,000
10c
20%
.
i
'
*
»'
—
21 '.a
400
a3c
a3e
6.75
1,700
V
■
Chiboug Copper Corp Ltd—Chirr-Kayxand Copper Mines Ltd.
1.85
Sep
Jan
5e.
10,264
3c
10c
Mar
29,005
13c
Feb
50c
5c
Sep
14c
8c
8c
'7,000
24c
3,400
5.10
5.15
800
/
J tin
7%c
Sep
21c
Jan
Compagnie Minicre L'Ungava..
.50
8c
Pac
5.00
Oct
Jun
9.15
Copper-Man Mines Ltd
-1
_
12c
Dome
Mines
a
—*.
13c
4,500
10c
Oct
22c
Feb
Ltd
:
—
18c
Jan
3,000
8c
300
26c
Sep
11
Jun
Mar
16% July
Sep
Sep
10 %c Mar
"
V. 1,500
4C
12c
h.
_*
12c
1,000
9%C
9%c
1,000
6c
18%
4
18%
380
15c
Oct;
17c
Jan-
15%
Mar
—:
Fab
Mines
Metal
1
Allied
Inc„——_
1.60
1.51
1,600
4,400
*, 7c
Ltd
1
—
16%c
<1945)
Ltd..
14c
•
■
18c
1
4c j.
i
•
.
1
Continental Oil
Ltd——1
Corp Ltd—
Mines
Mining' Ltd—
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada
7 %c Mar
Ltd..
One
Spring Coulee
Vinray Mines
West Amulet
igc
Oil
4%c
,.7,000
Feb
35%
Mar
12%
Oct
17% May
Oct
26c
Feb
Sep
82c
Apr
Atlantic
lies',lie
500
11c
Oct
22c
Jan
Atlantic
18%
Apr
5%C
Sep
25
Sep
20%
20%'
1,700
5%c
6%c
6,000
•"'-28
28%
750
:r-... 3c--3%c
5,600
21% July
10c
F^b
-
3e
7c
Sep
Jan
1,30
i
1.30
1,000
80
81
2,000
2.15
2.15
300
1.07
1.24
21,900
99c
Jan
30c
30c
3,800
24c
Sep
75c
80c
1,500
75c
Oct
"
16c
6,000
13c
55c
63c
47,650
Sep
,
Sep
2.15
16c
r
43c
'
:
.1.97 Mar
95
Oct
Metals
1.85
55c
1.72
Jan
30c
1.24
Sep
Ma^
Jail
18c
1.30
4,800
Oct
2.50
55c
55c
61c
16,900
50c
50c
4%c
4%c
-5c
20,000
4%c
*
4c
4c
'4c
2,500
3c
Oct
f_
' f 4%c
4%c
500
4c
Jun
-
81c
10c
'
72c
16 %c May
1.18
35e
Apr
81c
24,700
46C
4,500
6c
8%c
Sep
57c
1.15
29,400
45c
Apr
4,250
9c
9c
Jan
Jan
6%c Feb
Jan
1,500
9c
Jan
10c
8%e
Jun
1.34 Mar
Oct
9c
July
-
Mar
36V2c
Sep
8%c
8.00
8.25
1.15
28c
16c
Apr
Apr
Feb
1.95 May
Mines
Ltd-
Jun
Sep
July
70c
1.16
1.42
91,800
33c
40c
20,800
30c
2
29c
,1
4c
39c
Oct
Quebec
Cobalt
Exploration
-1
31c
II,800
25c
Jun
64c
4c
10,500
3c
Oct
6
5%c
5%c
2,000
5c
Aug
28c
—'
—
1.63
' 3c
_1•
1
Corporation
Development Ltd_
45c
29c
—
Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—1
Quebec
28c
1,000
23c
1.05
1.4).
2.70
200
5c
12,000
"3Vic
Vic
12c
July
Jan
Jan
Feb
2.30
Jan
2.30
Sep
Sep
Jan
-
2.60 Aug
3%c
7.25 Mar
Ltd
Oct
9c
Mar
19c
9,300
18c
Sep
35c
Mar
2%c
1,000
lc
Aug
4%c
Sep
4c
1,000
3%c
Sep
9c
Mar
18c
1,000
18c
Oct
50c
Jan
60c
Sep
76c
Oils
'
Mines
Mines
1
Ltd—1—
60c
66c
7,033
5.15
4.95
5.15
4,070
1
Ltd
Dufault
65c
1
Ltd
2.65
Ltd
Steep Hock Iron Mines Ltd
1
Tache Lake Mines
Tazin
Tib
Mines
Mines Ltd
Ltd—.—
Ltd
Exploration
5,500
5 Vic
11%
1,120
11%
Jun
1.63
500
1.60
Sep
1 le¬
5.85
Oct
1.63
1
Ltd
50
7c
11%
11 %
900
2.65
58c
Oct
4.50
Oct
1.30
Oct
.
July
15>/2
Jan
2.84 Mar
11c
8,500
11c
Sep
25c
Feb
13c
13c
1,800
10 %c
Sep
25c
Feb
ge
9c
10c
10,750
9c
Oct
36c
Feb
1
52c
43c
56c
57,706
30c
Sep
94c
Feb
13,350
4c
Oct
9c
Jan
~1
—
United
Oils
Ltd
1
4c
Ltd
3.90
--
Ventures
Ltd
—i
Pyrite &
Wendell Mineral
Western
Decalta
for
Aunor
Gold
Banff
24
Mar
220
5.55
Sep
37
37%
5,486
34 V2
Sep
8Va
450
17%
17%
15
-
100
60
72
Aug
10% July
Sep
42% July
9
Aug
7% May
20
Apr
17%
Oct
20c
Sep
65c
Sep
5.15 May
Apr
24c
28c
2.40
2.55
31'/4
30%
32%
9,244
26% May
37% July
20'/a
20%
2,335
20 Va
22
42
41 %
42
195
41'/a .Sep
45% Feb
22c
22c
25c
6,600
22c
45c
8c
1,770
19,700
28,322
10c
—
8e
—
6,375
V
2.40
2,900
10c
10c
11c
68c
65c
70c
6%
6%
13c
5,000
50%
50%
50%
11%
19c
15c
17c
39%
39%
18c
Feb
25c
Jan
11c
40
-
1.18
24c
Oct
13c
Feb
45C
Jan
45
Jan
Mar
52c
Sep
36
120
Feb
14
18%c Oct
24,871
May
53
10% Aug
3,400
Feb
12% May
Sep
50 %
80
20c
17c.
Oct
60c
1,060
11%
20c
Feb
Mar
Sep
Sep
5 % Sep
6c
900
12c
12 c
1
Oct
Sep
Jan
.1.50 Mar
80c
80c
2,600
75c
Sep
31%
31%
32%
Oct
—50
50
,72
9,667
3,830
31%
69%
69
Jan
93
— —
44%
45 %
220
44 Va
Oct
48%
Jan
lie
8%c
11c
2,500
8c
Oct
19c
1.02
1.02
1.18
24,260
95c
Apr
Feb
80c
—40c
42% Mar
.
Mar
2.09
Sep
14
4c
3.90
4.10
1,400
1.70
1.72
300
3.85
-
—
50c
Oct
2.20
2.70
4,100
2.00
Oct
24%
26%
1,472
12c
11c
14c
16,000
3c
1
—
3c
4,100
2C
10c
12c
5,000
10c
JiL.
;.7%c
8,000
5c
——.——^_1
—1
M
Mines——
1
;
-
29% Mar
Sep
23c
Feb
8c
Feb
_
Oct
Sep
21 Vic Aug
16c
Aug
v
"2,425
160
20
2%C
13,000
6.85
7.25
7,590
6.50
19
665
17%
1.05
4,500
96c
10,500
16C
Aug
7.15
17%
17%
1.05
96c
18c
20c
2,50 Sep ^
18% Feb
2c
Feb
3.15 July
Oct
2%c
1
Mines
^
Sep
Aug
10c
27%
26 %
26%
25
—
Apr
2.70 Oct
2.50
24
2.70 -.2184
2.75'
*
1
common
V
Oct
34% July
8c
Jan
Sep
10%
Oct
24
:
1
....
Jan
Feb
2,00 Jan
26c
July
10c
Feb
8c
8c
Jan
55
54%
56%
5,000
4,266
8c
10
50%
Sep
62% July
10
Consolidated
71
71
72%
3,036
65%
Jan
1.24 Sep
84% Aug
1.94 Feb
1
Mines
8e
,
1.30
1.45
7,499
76c
82c
21,900
60c
Mar
13c
14c
16,525
13c
Sep
26c
Jan
12c
12c
12c
17,000
10c
25c
May
Bata
*
6c
5c
6c
8,938
5c
Sep
Sep
9%c
Jun
Feb
1
Petroleums
Bathurst Power
&
Paper class A
*
Beattie Duquesne
—r—1
Beatty Bros
*
Beaver Lodge Mines.———
*
42
42
42%
50
18c
17C
18c
4,636
8%
9
485
—
Belcher
Mining
Belleterre
Bell
1.02 Aug
Sep
52
9C
Sep
6%
Jan
Mar
13'/a May
41
15c
3,000
14c
72c
77 c
11,900
70c
1.72
900
1.53
%
40%
41
39%
86c
82c
86c
12,197
9,100
76c
Oct
15c
15c 15 %c
2,543
13c
38,600
9c
Sep
Jun
25c
Sep
1.70
36c
Oct
—1
——1
Corp
Mines—
Quebec
—25
50c
Telephone
/.
Copper Corp
Bevcon
_1
Mines
Blbis
Yukon
-1
Mines
14c
14c
40
Blue
Ribbon
—.——1
*
50
1.32
Jun
Jan
.1.96 Apr
441 „
• -b
Jan
*pr
.
2.05 May
26c
May
27%c Mar
Bowater
—
Corp
5%%
5%
preferred
Bowaters Mersey
—.——
5%%
Sep
6.60
Jan
1.70
Oct
2.62
Apr
Columbia
4%%
4%%
4%%
Class
79c
Mar
6c
3,600
5c
51c
54c
13,9(70
45c
54 c
50
6
Sep
Sep
Jan
'8%
Oct
Oct
8:!n
8%
3,500
40%
40
41
260
39%
Oct
47
Aug
46
46
46
60
45
Oct
50%
Feb
44%
44
Oct
49%
Apr
8%
130
76,100
6.00
2,710
5.00
4.45
—50
——*
45
45
55c
-1
44
60c
5
1,500
Va
17,832
45%
95
45
130
7C
Sep
5.75 Aug
55c
4.40
15%c Mar
8.40 Feb
1.00
Oct
Oct
45
Sep
37
Mar
1
2.05
1.99
2.21
7,450
1.85
Oct
*
32%
32%
33%
17,917
31%
Sep
50
50
100
50
-50
37%
81%
44%
47%
Products-—•
11 %
:
Brown
Forest
Packers
7%
48
50
Apr
Apr
May
Jan
3.30 Mar
44%
Feb
*
Buffalo
Buffalo
Building
Oct
48
Aug
81%
Oct
91
May
44 %
44%
220
44%
Oct
48% Aug
47
48
165
47
Oct
52% Aug
11%
12
4,230
11%
Oct
14%
210
13
Oct
18
May
14%
15
205
13% Sep
18
May
49c
33'«
35 %
40
18
Feb
Oct
40% Mar
40%
1,313
39 %
Sep
47% May
8,500
450
Oct
60c^JuiL
11%
11%
251
11%
Oct
14%
Jan
10%
11%
260
8%
Jan
14
Jun
a
Mines
Brunsman
2.55
2.55
250
2.20
Jan
5.00 July
—.——1
2c
2c
10,500
Oct
8 %e Mar
1
*
—
Mining
—
Mines
————1
&
Smelting
Lake
Products
•
——-—
11
1
1
8,300
2c
2c
2c
2.35
2.40
315
10 %c
12c
37,100
8.700
29
1.50
1.66
2,525
5%c
1.50
1
*
.
11 Vac
—1
Gold
Ankerite
Red
37%
37
45e—49c
—
Buffadison
34%
40%
1
Company ;
Bruniiurst
Oct
190
182
35%
14%
25
Telephone
Mines--.—
Bruck Mills class A—
B
Feb
35
33 %
82 Va
13
*
Reef
42
180
37%
81%
37
A—J*
class
Columbia Power
British
Broulan
Feb
2.20
Jan
6c
8%c
B
Feb
32% Mar
12c
Feb
10c
2C
85
Electric—
Columbia
British
Auk
Oct
8%c
2.000
-
'
44%
—
Columbia
7c
Jan
Sep
61
Oct
3c
8c
5% preferred —
5 % % preferred
British
18,500
3c
Apr
Apr
61
5.75
preferred
5c
5c
3,700
10c
9c
44%
—
preferred
preferred
Brunswick
1.40
Jan
Aug
30c
8c
Oil
American
Mar
Oct
1.08
24c
Oct
*
Petroleums
Bridge & Tank preferred
Bright
(T G)
common—
Class
24%
jun
Jan
9c
9c
1
Brazilian Traction common
British
51C
12C
6.00
pfd-
Pioneer
British
6,776
25,020
3c
—-1
30
50
—50
1
preferred
Boymar Gold Mines
Bralorne
67c
12c 13 %c
61
-1
Paper
Bo water
61c
12c
12c
1
Mines
Mines
Bordulac
9%C
.—-1
1
preferred
Gold
Bonville
9%c
1
Mines
Uranium
Mar
500
2.00
82c
34c
5,000
975
1.39
29c
5c
July
1,400
10
2.60
*
Copper
52c
10c
Oct
2c
140,512
%c
13 %c
Oct
5c
49c
52c
3
9%
Aug
Oct
*
Sep
1.40
49c
3%c
Oct
7.75 May
14%
8 % Mar
•
12c
5c
8%
—*
Mines
16c
1.40
Jan
8%
10
Jan
4.95
Base Metals Mining
Baska Uranium Mines
Barnat
1,500
4%c
5'/a
15
Basco Oil & Gas
4,500
1
272
6%
8V1
-100
—_
common
of Nova Scotia
18c
1
14
6%
26%
Nickel—
Montreal
of
16c
200
13%
6%
—10
Oil
18 c
W/a Sep
7.00
69%
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
5%% 2nd preferred
Copper Ccrp Ltd—1
page
1,173
60%
6.80
50c
Avillabona
13c
see
19%
60%
'
AUg
24c
1
—
Mines
Electric
24%
For, footnotes
18%
Gold Mines———————L.
Auraaque
12c
1
Mar
-
Mines
24%
Ltd
17
———'*
Aumacho River Mines———
12c
Petroleum
Sep
———_
Coast
Aubelle
24%
Products Ltd
12%
13%
2.40
Steels
*
Westville Mines Ltd
6,197
L,.
old
two
—
Arcadia
Atlin-Ruffner
1
Virginia Mining Corp
Weedon
-
'
—
Mar
14%
».
Corp
British Columbia
United Asbestos Corp
61c
Jan
Apr
16c
1
Titan Petroleum Corp—
Trebor Mines Ltd---
Sep
*
common.
Britalta Petroleum
Sep
11c
*
—
,
2.71
a 56 c
6c
1
Consolidated
Feb
56c
a
1
Sullivan
3.25
2.65
.2
Mines
38c
17%
50
*
1
;
Acceptance
Bralsaman
4c
18c
South
pfd
Paper
^—
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Black Bay Uranium
—*
St Lawrence River
(fe
Bicroft
Rexspar Uran & Metals Min Co Ltd—1
Mining Corp—
6,940
lc
Apr
18c
19c
—
Crest Gold Mines
46c
'45c.
*
i.
Apr
2%c
Ltd—_1
2.80 Feb
30
*
Bouzan Mines Ltd
3,400
1,30
-2.70
1
Refining
&
1.85 May
t
21% Jan
12% Mar
40c
'
Jan
7.05
300
1.22
1
Quebec Lithium
20c
13%c
46,500
1
,
1
2.00 Jan
6,875
10c
Warrants
Bank
1.18
Ltd——1
Feb
—*
Bethlehem
Mines
.
Oct
Jan
3.60
8%
—
————
Bankfield
1.21
Paudasjh Lake Uranium Mines Ltd—
Penhbdc Mining CorpPitt Gold Mining Co Ltd———
1.30 V
2.35'
20c
Bankeno Mines
Ltd—_1
76c
Jan
15c
37%
-—
Jan
1.52 Mar
,
July
61c
2,150
*■...,•
common.-
Apr
Jan
1
1.20
7.00
—i—
—
Apr
Sep
Ltd
V 1.05' Jun
75c
>1.02
V
May
3.10 Mat
7C
~
8.25
&
1.00
80
71c
1
10,425
19%
.
30% Mar
500
_1
8,490
,
—-———„20
Pete
share
B
7c
12c
Siscalta
Class
33c
1,600
_1
3.05
,
1
Temple
750
30c
Sherritt-Gordon
-
5,500
11c
Roberval
Ash
36c
137,500
Corp
2.85
Sep
"2.55 Jun
common..,
Ashdown Hardware class B
10c
27c
Red
10c
Sep
18c
Ltd—
Smelting
Arjon
7c
12c
Oil
Oct
28%
19c
—
6c
46c
-50
_———-.—
preferred
preferred
Gold Mines
3,3c
29c
Warrants
3%c
600
300
,
80c
Mines Ltd
11,000
Mar
26%
*.
-—
$2.50
V
,_1
Quebec
May
__1
Asbestos
7%c
•
1—10
Corp common
s'
*
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
1.
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd-1
"Quebec
21c
13c
Ltd
7c,
2.25
$2.40
Feb
77c
.
Ltd—
Prime
44c
19c:.
Ltd—!
North American Rare
Porcupine
Jan
-
77c
& Min
Aug
2.90
—---
Nickel
new
Argus
80c; Jan
Jun
5V2C
May
20c
Santiago Mines Ltd
New
Orchan Uranium
31c
1,000
12c
Sep
1
Explorations
New
(1945)
10c
Oct
3c
40c
1
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
Obalskl
*
12%
55c
._i
Pormaque Mines Ltd
New Hosco Mines Ltd
Oct
36c
Jan
Bank
Nama Creek Mines
50c
60c
5,200
7c
—1
Mining-
Ltd
Arcadia
May
30%
16c
_1
9,075
2,100
25%
-w—;—
Imperial
92c
3%c
75c
Ul
60c
'
30c
1
Ltd
2.40
Nickel Corp
Exchangeable into Associated
22c
29%
1.18
1
Monpre Mining Co Ltd—:
Montgary Explorations Ltd
American
Anthes
Oct
'
__
5
Feb
Arcadia
Jan
"1,000
80%
.
22
47c
■
Mines
Jan
10c
„
5
Merrill- Island
New
Apr
Mar
9%c Jan
~
1.25
Mar
Oct
60c
2.25
common
Pulp
Iluronian
4c
3,300
28 ':
,..1
Ltd!
12
58c
26%
common
Can
5c
6,200
6%c.
3c
Jan
Aug
45c
■
—
Anglo Rouyn Mines-^
Auto
Maritimes Mining
North
Jan
Anglo
Anglo
Atlas
Medallion Petroleums Ltd
Nocana Mines
Jun
35c
45c
20%:
LabraclbrTWin £ Exploration Co Ltd—-1
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
__1
Mcintyre-Porcupine
Oil—,.
24
60c
—
Petroleums
1,500
6%c
—
_T1
58c
Mar
Oct
45c
1
Analogue Controls
I,700
-
7c
33.:
•
Company Ltd ...1
Mines
Cons
Leduc
16,500
"i2%
1
185
—*
Area Mines
-
•
,1
—
17
July
40
9
1,750
17
45c
Sep
•
1
Lead Mines
4c
y 10c
3%c
29%
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd--
New
Anacon
38c
3c
•£_
_2.50
Mining Ltd
•
Mykmaque
22c
32
2.85
—-—-5
——
Associated
International Ceramic
New
Oct
Jun
1
__—
7J/ac
10c
—1
Iso Uranium'Mines Ltd—
New
9e
4c
2.60
.
Aug
22%
6,500
.—_;50c
Asamera Oil
Copper. Mining Corp
Hollhager Consol Gold.Mines Ltd
Hudsons Bay Oil & Gas—
Zinc
2.75 Mar
24% May
12,571
f 40c
45e
18% July
19c
L—*
—
•
3c-
Golden Age Mines Ltd^__
Goldfields. Uranium Mines Ltd—
-1
Gul-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd.l
&.
**''
12% Jan
Shoe
12c
17c.
»M.
Co 4%
preferred—.
—25
4%%
preferred
50
Amalgamated Larder Mines———1
Amalgamated Rare Earth
1
6c
...
—
*
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Kontiki Lead
Sep
55
7c
3.80 Mar
9V2C
19
1
—
35c
•
1
•
.
Israel
.1.96
lO'/ic
29,000
a26%a26%.
'
Haitian
Oct
Jan
6c
•'
.7c
Oct
Sep
CO
11 %C;
Aluminum
Ansil
Fuady Bay Copper Mines Ltd-—
Futurity Oils Ltd—.
!
•
1.52
1.07
1,000
1.68
7c
Z
-7c
Fakonbridge Nickel Mines Ltd—
*
Fano Mining & Exploration Inc——1
Fontanu Mines
1.55'
—
1
Sep
19c
Roxana
Anchor
'
——1
Empire Oil & Minerals
21 'A May
Apr
>■
East Sullivan Mines Ltd
Elder Mines Ltd—_
15%c
Oct
—*
1:1
—'i
Aluminium
9%c
-it
Apr
14c
Trunk-
Preferred
American
Dolsan Mines. Ltd
6%c
,
—1
-
Algoma Steel
Algonquin Lldg Credit
Jan
Alminex
,
22,750
i
•
22c
33
May
Oct
5%c
18%
:
—
;
Preferred—
28c
11%
250
Warrants
Jan
8%c
18%
Algom Uranium
Algoma Central
Aug
8c
18%
—
-i.;
Alberta
15c
5%c
385
•
Gas
17c
11%
9%
Voting trust
33,000
5%c
9%
22%.
*
common
Alba Explorations
Alberta Distillers common——
21,500
11 Va-
500
Yellowknife. Gold—
28c
1-1
22%
Mines Ltd
25c
-1
22 %
.25
Agnico
25c
-
7,375
Ajax Petroleums
22c
27c
3.7%
Surpass
Apr
29c
65c
"
-1
19,900
35%
Agnew
8c
.
£9c
37
Advocate Mines Ltd
Warrants
High
25c
•
Paper common
—
Alberta
Low
29c
&
Acme Gas & Oil
Akaitcho
Range Since Jan. 1
^.h
■
1
Acadia Uranium Mines
Aug
3,200
23 c
1
9% July
5c
8c
•
Preferred
Lor
Snares
Ltd
Acadia Atlantic Sugar
Class A
Jan
% Mar
47c
24c
—
10
Jan
80c
Jan
7c
Sep
5%
500
'
5c
»
.
•
4c
44c
\ *
5e
Power
Mar
34
Oct
6
Feb
42c
Oct
.3c
800
it
98c
98c
V
46c
8;
,
Sep
Sep
19%
100
6.25
-7',4
Ltd;-—2%——1
Ltd
,1.30 Mar
a4c
-
Abltibi
Sales
for Week
Range
of I'rv—
Par
Mines
—
20c
5c
6.75
_1
Jan
50c
~
Lt
10%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Abacus
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Friday
STOCKS
Apr
a2c
-16c
v———v—v-1'
Feb
50c
21%^.
Ltd—1
Oct
Ltd—
Explorations
Oils
30c
29,500
5c
Ltd'—:———1
.-—.—.V —-i:—-— 1
\Mines Ltd
25,647
lGc
Explorations
Ltd
31c
7.20
Are
16% Mar
6%e
40c
.
3
Ltd^——10c
Oils
Nickel Mines
Rio
9c
Apr
.
31c
.
l
—
-
'2-'
*
U_..
...
^ebec
Central-Del
Jan
4c
5c
50c-
V1.
1
_
Mines
Resources
Canadian Homestead
Carbeo
4c
9,500
Sep
30c
''v
•
'
1
!
Ltd—
ltd.
Chibougamau
Canadian
Cartler
4,000
12%
6c
45c
Mines Ltd-
Edmonton
Mines
7c
6c
'
•
a4c
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp_
1"
CoRper Corp.—__i—— ———1 ■
Canalask
Feb
7 .10
Bornite
Can or am a-
Mar
6c
6c
Ltd—1
Mines
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Canuba
40c
Jan
-
1
Gold
BeaUce Placer Mining-..——'
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd—
•
Oct
4c
'A"_—1
Bay Mining Co
Beatrice
Common
10c
-2,500
'
5c
\
»-
Ltd—
Bailey Selburn Qil & Gas Ltd
>
28,000
4c
.
5%c
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Lcd_—
&
1,100
11c
4c
4c
•
Augustus Exploration
Calgary
137»
10c
10c
1
Ltd.
Mines
133^
#
Ltd
Mines.Ltd—
Shown
6c
3,000
29
30
785
33 Va
2c
2c
9c
Sep
2.25 Sep
10c'
1.30
Jan
39
Sep
42.
f
Jan
Feb
Aug
2.55 May
9c
5%c Sep
29 %
3.70
39c
Sep
Jan
Jan
39
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1768)
.
.
.
Monday, October 26, 1959
I
canadian markets
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
Par
Builochs
Bunker
Ltd
class
Low
A
:
Dock class A-i«—
Mines
Cadamet
Oils...—
1
U.
Mines
5''/
preferred
Preferred
preferred
11',.
1.540
11%
6%
200
Feb
Sep
35
Jan
Cosmos
Jan
100
Apr
Coulee
99% May
103
Aug
Coornor
Feb
Cowichan
Apr
Craigmont
42c
8,400
6.80
78%
1.400
45c
13.070
96
2,247
20
4.00
3.00 Aug
45c
Jun
1.27
74c
Oct
10% Mar
Crec
Lead
12
100
10
Mar
12% Oct
Crestaurum
283.»
1,745
27
Sep
37
Crestorook
25%
25%,
25 %
Oct
28%
Jun
Croinor
■20
28 3 «
.
.
45
26
Oct
37 %
Jan
Crown
85
89
40
85
Oct
100%
Feb
Crown
54'L-
55':,
315
54
Sep
76%
Feb
1.20
1.13
34c
,
765
1.20
3,770
1.10
2.35
Oct
1.05
Sen
Jan
Feb
39c
7,650
44%
44%
46
235
44%
Oct
55.
58
60%
600
55%
Sep
70
Aug
Steamship Lines
41V
41%
42
85
39%
Feb
49
12
12
12
100
11%
Jan
12%'Mar
11%
11%
350
11
Sep
15% Mar
Gc
6%c
3,000
Sep
13c
58%
61
5,130
Sep
66% July
_io
32c
1
3.20
*
common
Preferred
—_12.50
Canada Wire & Cable class Bi—
'*
Canadian Astoria Minerals
l
Commerce^
11%
6C
20
59%
*
common
Preferred
35%
B
warrants
warrants
Canadian
3.45'
■30c
5.00 May
2.85 Mar
2,025
Canadian
$1%
Cclanesc
A
6c
52
;
Canadian
.
&
Canadian
Collieries
Jun
Jan
Deer
Horn
Deldona
Gold
Devon
Canadian
Devonian
Drawn
Canadian
Export
Gas
Canadian
Fairbanks
Canadian
Foods
Canadian
Oil
&
Morse
Crest
Homestead
Canadian
835
555
6%
7 311
1.773
1.03
1.07
27,550
87i,
12,360
_
Canadian Gil
7
7
70c
75c
2.50
3.25
3.55
18,300
12%
13
200
18
19
940
22c
25c
775
2.18
31%
Cos
Gold
Chiboug
Chib
Gold
Chromium
Cochenour
Gold
Combined
Combined
Consolidated
Consolidated
Beta
Jan
El
Emco
30 % my
12
12%
41
v6.c,
171
169
6c
171
25
.
120
45
Feb
1
'
■'
vfo
i4% Sep
24
Jan
23
Jan
35
19':,
100
19
Oct
20%
1.70
sol
Eureka
1.47
61,650
35c
125
20
9c
Se¬
6,100
1.399
ll
8%
8%
144
45
45
96
45
8%
May
12%
Oct
Oct
9%'
Apr
40
Jun
15c
Oct
8c
10%
Feb
Sep
46
Jan.
Sep
Sep
46c
Mar
6%c Sep
16c
Jan
16c
17c
12,000
6%c
6%e
7c
6,850
•
.
17c
1
1.20
1.06
1.30
57,450
85c
Sep
2.00 May
7c
7c
7,000
7c
July
16c
Sep
16c
50c
Trust—
1.55
10
.
20
55 31,
55%
55%
56%
55%
56%
Developments
1.51
1.42
1.75
27c
8,000
1
2.10 Aug
2.16
Sep
Sep
40% Mar
53
323,942
24c
Ltd
2.65 Mar
37% Jan
100
1
A
1.40
Jan
2.15 May
•
72
Jan
53%
Apr
.
72-
Jan
Apr
•
80c
2.13. Jun
Jan
20 %c
Sep
50c
-
f
l
Ltd
8c
8c
8c
13,900
11%
11%
11%
100
8c
Oct
14c
11%
Oct
15
Feb
20c
Jan
Jan
July
54,680
24c
3.00
Jan
33c
5c
2,950
7c
8c
11,000
7c
Jan
90e
85c
90c
1,200
78c
2.45
Apr
1.07 Jan
Oct
Feb
11
4
2,450
G5c
3,200
Oct
% c Oct
9.40
50c
Far west
4c
4%c
7,500
37c
40c
65,790
50c
56c
14,304
43c
i7c
18c
,7,800
15c
Oct
78c
82c
3,800
72c
Fittings
53c
58c
11,900
50c
Fleet
2.55
185
3.25
3.50
1.02
16
18%
57
4c
19c
16,643
9c
~"
12 %c 12 %c
%lZc
1
4 00
i(ju'
20 %c
lie
4,500
500
2%c
.
2%c
10,800
4.00
4.25
2,793
10%
11
815
29c 30 %c
2,700
f3
12%
13
50c
48 Vi»c
50c
5c
5c
6c
4,300
9%
10
595
»
310
10,000,
6c
6c
7c
26,200
8c
8c
8c
4,166
Apr
Foundation
Jaii
of
Francoeur
21V-c
,_io
~~i
9.20
2.80
Sen
1.90
Jan
71
Oct
~~
Jan
Apr
w.
Mar
Sep
21c
Jan
Giant Mascot
Sep
19c
Feb
Giant
8c
Feb
10c
2c
Oct
3.50
Sep
Steel
10'%
Jan
14
May
Goldfields
43c
Sep
75c
Mar
Goodyear
Sep
Sep
10c
Feb
10%
Jun
8
6c
Oct
15c
7%c
Sep
20c
Apr
July
11
Mar
50c
Oct
3.55
-4%
Mines
Oct
Tire
46c
4,850
15,475
1.34
Sep
17%
2.50 Sep
Oct
18c
SepJan
88c
2,945
63c
18c
5c
1,907
14,000
15%c
5c
4c
87c
18c
Hill
24 %c Jun
28c
Canada
Jan
Oct
Feb
5c
1.15 May
5.25
Feb
22 s%
Feb
2.55 Mar
July
Feb
1320
Sep
36c
Mar
July
8c
Feb
Jun
34c
38,500
4c
4c
10,167
4c
Oct
30c
30c
500
30c
Oct
4,800
7c
Sep
Sep
Sep
13 %c Mar
Oct
1.10 Mar
gc
8c
9c
8V2C
8%c
9c
12,800
6c
cc
6c
6 %c
48c
43c
48c
15,000
16,340
41c
6c
1.24 July
,7c
Feb
45c
Oct
6c
7,700
5 VaC
81
28
225
25%
600
5.75
Oct
1.85
1.98
22,975
1.61
Sep
82
50
35
36%
749
Jun
17
Mar
Sep
6.00
Sep
187
1
Sep
28
35
11 %c
35
Feb
Mar
9.00 Jan
.
2.75
.
Jun
Jan
85
33%
Sep
46% May
95%
150
94 %
Oct
17
5,450
15%
Sep
7
7%
300
19%
3,96»
21%
195
1,294
common. 50c
1.10
1.10
1.10
1,420
2,900
JUn
14%
42
Apr
24% Mar
10% Jun
Sep
Sep
63%
1.00
1.00
1.10
13%
405
10%
Jan
92c
2,000
90c
Oct
3,000
9c
20c
22c
8.75
8.55
9.20
29c
29c
29c
3,875
28c
July
7c
8e
2,000
7C
Jan
Aug
Jun
1.5.5 Mar
32c
Jan
6.25 Mar
Aug
9.75. Oct
-./59c"Feh
14c
Mar
18c
19c
7,OOG
16c
Jun
10 c
9%c
12c
44,500
8c
Sep
Sep
25c
1
1
28 %c
,27c
29c
5,426
24c
Sen
46 %C
Feb
176%
180
20
120
Ma"y
230
Jun
41
41
430
41
Sep
48
Jan
common..
50
41
__
*
6%
%
6%
700
6
6%
250
6
VOct
Oct
1.00
Sep
2.25 Mar
Jan
45% Aug
30% July'
Apr
10%
16 c
4.050
1.45
3,600
37%
39
1,885
*
26%
26%
27%
340
23%
8.15
8.15
45
7.25
1
6
5%
6
1,145
2.40
2.40
2.65
2,340
preferred
50
;
..
A
39
39
45
*
—
2.40
2.75
455
11 Va
11%
1,215
1
•
11%
7% May
8% Feb
14c
14c
1.30
39
;
Jan
35% May
15c
1.43
common
40c
Jun
6
6
*
;
•
class
19%
Aug
5,565
1
warrants
Great Plains Develop
1.40
1.00 July
20c
Mar
1.50 Aug
Sep
13%
—*
B
30
56% July
43% Mar
1.10
__1
Paper
Gas
104
Jan
.—1
Mines
Mines
Warrants
5
2.00
38
2.30
10%
38c
Mar
May
6%
AUg
Jan
Sep
3.35
Jan
Mar
41%
Jun
3.30
Jan
Sep
21%
Jan
Feb
5
5
6%
6%
870
6%
Oct
9
Jun
11%
11%
11%
538
9%
Feb
14
Aug
11
11%
242
9%
Jan
13% Aug
&15 Aug
8.00 Aug
5
5
5
Oct
6% May
'
*
Greater Winnipeg Gas.
_*
Voting trust
1956 warrants
5.25
520
3.90
Apr
5.75
6.25
130
4.50
Apr
3c
3c
4c
29,700
11%
11%
11%
26
25
26
7c
7c
500
11%
11%
12 Va
1.66
1.60
1.80
8,803
3,720
4c
5c
4,500
.10
Mines
Lead
5.30
5.75
•
—
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
Gulch
5.25
•
:
1958 warrants
Greyhawk Uranium
Gulf
7
13%
Saddlery
44c
12
82
1.90
11
Jan
1,662
94%
;
Coal
Jan
3.00
Jan -
16%
.__
West
4.50
Consolidated
1
May
I 1.50 Apr
Jan
12%
51%
Uranium
West
Sep
18%
65c
50
108%
5.75
.—1
Great
Feb
3?^
1.12
51
•
17
;
Great
1.05
2.86
12
43%
—
Jan
Jan
Sep
1
...
Feb
%c Feb
45
Sep
90c
Gold
Mar
19c
51c
1,140
17%
709
8 Va
—.1
36c
12,650
190,300
1
19
Sep
95
common.
10 %c
72c
2 90
838
19%
Lakes Power common
Class
irv,
1,600
79'%
5%c
Warrants
Jan
2.50
70c
77
42%
<
Great Northern
32c
___•
Jan
ft25
Feb
39
__1
Great
5%
65c
168 170',,
49%
Mine
16 Va July
4.20 Apr
May
Jan
810
28
Prosp
preferred
63c
2
9%
51
Gordon Mackay class A
Class B
27 %c Oct
6%c May
9
42%
Eagle Gold
$2.80
Sep
2.70
H7c.
35c
Sep,...
30
,
7%
50c
Wares
Gold
Sep
Sep
5c
Drilling
50c
25c
53c
11,000
540
34c
100
45
—1
Mining
Goldale
Jun
—6,651
41
1
Yellowknife
Glacier
38c
28c
.
1.12 Mar
Oc%
*
Glenn Uran Mines.
Jun
1.44
8,300
45
45
.1%
Scientific
22c
25c
Oct
60c
1
5.25 Aug
15
July
Apr
___•
___/
Geo
64c
1
A
General
Oct
2.65
ZZZZl
Class
Jan
8c
•
100
Jun
4.10
25,866
1.37
49c
42c
12%
20c
;
3.15
18%
_
65c
169
•
General Petroleum
4.10 May
47c
Jan
28c
Sep
77'..,
preferred—.—10
Grandroy Mines
3,500
lie
443!t
t
common
Feb
Granduc
67c
3,910
11c
9%
(
15
,•
A—
Development
Great Lakes
65c
12c
19% May
Sep
....
*
Motors
Feb
1 30
3.85
25%4-May
•
'
General Dynamics
Aug
205
%c
1,772
—100
89c
70c
Quebec Gold Mines"2 50
Consolidated Red Poplar__;
'1
Consolidated Regcourt Mines LttfZL_l
General
8c
2,500
43c
If '
common—.
General
19c
5%
6,315
*'
100
;
Ltd
Bakeries
Oct
7%c
10,100
4.20
'
,9
Jan
*> 70
l
—
S)__.
class
Power
Aug
28c
paid.
^
preferred
Mines Ltd
92c
27 %c Mar
2
•
5f,'c:
Geco
General
.ZZZZZZl
"1
~i
~2
Gatineau
Apr
1.65
Ltd
5c
7c
25%
A
Debentures
8%c Mar
Sep
Jan
10
Frobisher
9c
5%
He
76 c
IV2C
Mar
32
Sep,,
Sep
72c
Jan
%c Mar
May
53e
Jan
12%
"
Jan
2.30 Aug
25c
700
6,028
75c
15
Max>n;
%c
L,
(U
Mines
1,000
30c
15%
3.90
1
—
—
A—
Petroleum
11%
27%c
20%
Companies
9%c
3,000
24%
2.777
1
Fraser
5%c
45c
4.134
21%
Co
11
45c
26',,
21%
45c
7%c Oct
16%
'
class
Co
9%c
45c
26%
21%
1
Canada
5%c
usT
1
Oct
Jan
Sep
2.30 Aug
5,908
17
26%
»
Manufacturing
Ford Motor
Ford
3.10
Jun
2.55
3 30
17,200
—•
;
Mines
Insurance
class
Jan
12 % Mar
Jun
5.00
1.05
10c
225
*""**»
3,200
9c
Mining
Jan
1.75
Sep
15c
82c
54c
22c
7%c
Mining
15c
Oct
54c
*
21c
7%c
.—25c
55c
May
40c
1
21c
1
'
24c
50c
As Smelting
125
12 a,
125
-
12%
92%
1
Ltd
common.
Grain
10%,
'ZZZ~*
ZZZZl
42.
132
125
*
—
Fire
8,010
page
Oct
,
Fatiina
17,685
22,860
see
Mar
Uranium
Warrants
Federal
30c
For footnotes
July
12
Falconbridge Nickel
Players Canadian—
Federal
84c
;
2ft
Famous
Feb
4.10
Mines
Jan
Jan
%
1
Feb
4%c
1
Basin
Oct
9%
Corp
Jan
25c
San'norm
52%
14%
Explorers Alliance
26c
61c
Consolidated Sudbury
52
*
53
Oct
oc
^/jC
•
Oils
Jan
1,760
common.
Mining
Oct
4.00
Peak
Jan
22%
4,290
Ltd
Sep
i.35
24V>r
.III
Consolidated Negus Mines
Nicholson Mines
Consolidated Northland Mines
12
Sep
7
'
1.59
50c
ZZl
Z*
Consolidated
Sep
14 Va
*
&
Mines
11c
3,025
I
600
290
3,548
class
38%
•
Explor
7%
15%
16
50c
125
29c
Consolidated Morrison
Consolidated Mosher
7%
10%
Investment
3,765
63
Ltd__
Feb
60%
A
2,210
10%
_III*
~i
Oils
7%
15% May
51% July
V10
Sep
41% Jan
10
Mines
41
goc
Mac
13% Jan
24% Mar
Jun
Oct
15%
Petroleum
12c
4 00
Consolidated Mic
5Va
15%
1
&
12c
1
Consolidated Mining
Consolidated Mogul
7%
«__•
»
38%
.
1.15
Ltd
4.549
July
1.59
go
1-39*
1
"•
Gold
660
47
Apr
Apr
10
Faraday
July
100
375
I
Marcus
12 34,
45%
8.90
157 „
200
Jan
15
63
Howey Gold
12
46%
Fanny Farmer Candy-
19%
m,
___i
Consolidated Golden Aitow
Consolidated Halliwell
12
common—*
15%
20
Jan
1.04 Oct
35% July
21% May
•
~9% c Jan
30
Dragon
Consolidated
126
15 % May
Jan
Sep
15
Discovery
Consolidated
5c
4Iar
29%
1
Warrants
Consolidated
30
1,050
Consolidated
Consolidated
11% Mar
1,353
41"
-
1.12
Sep
1.12
Lake
180
.
31% Mai-
2Z50
Gillies
5 lii
10
Mines
Feb
Consolidated
Consolidated
5%
25
Common
Elder
84c
m
Casualty...
2.130
100
Paper
40c
Sep
1
Consolidated East Crest
Consolidated Fenimore Mines
Consolidated Fire &
1,400
22
300
Eddy
Sep
115
Oil
1,015
9.30
21
38
Oct
9,000
Flin
18%
9.15
■
1,700
Oct
i'
Callinan
17'!'t
9,15
21%
38
15c
14,200
Central CadillacConsolidated Denison Mines
17%
,
Apr
74c
Sep
.Sep.
22%. Jan
1.65
30c
17,575
Consolidated
46c
80c
3,285
1.60
1,400
11c
Mines
550
41,556
31
38
6,600
1.40
Gamma.,
57c
1.04
1.51
Class
18c
~_1
Consolidated Bellokeno
Consolidated
57c
95c
30%
Jan
19 c
9%c Oct
31
Mines
Econome
44c
5.25
_
102,233
1.60
Feb
11c
Consolidated Bakeries
12 %C 15 %c
Eastwood Oil common——
Feb
1.25
Oil
14 %c
Jan
24-%
1
Allenbee
25c' Mar
Jan
78%
5.05
,
Mar
34c
Jun
8.50
20%
1
Metals
74c
Sepi
15c.
1.50 Aug
1.40 Sep
Oct
jlc
Conduits National
Coniagas Mines
Sep
lie
7
1.27
Oct
75c
Cellulose
Enterprises
23c
3.600
5,500
6.400
100
74
12a
Colomac. Yellowknife Mines
Columbia
25,200
15c
20c
7,200
15%
1
I
36c
15c
1.35
12% July
12% Jan
May
-IIIIl
Mines
30 %c
1.65
23%
1
Lake
36c
1.30
38c
*
•..
Mar
18%'C
Brewery
40c
•
Equipment
40c
1.55
32 %c
"•
Willans
Farm
July
L33
3,635
"1
Cody Reco
Jan
15c
1.65
11,504
•
'
18c
9,546
1
24,408
1
Smelting.
Sep
l-7c
.1
25%
Cop Min__
"1
Mining & Smelting__IIi
Cockshutt
Coin
10
ZZZl
&
6c
16c
14%
Oct
Sep
20
Mining
28,500
17c
East Sullivan
241/4
1
Mines
7c
Jan
25%
pfd_20
III-~7~
6%c
Jan
1.85
23%.
"•
Mines
Jan
19c -May
10% Aug
3.35 Jan
1.01
Preferred
15c
B—II*
Mines
5ft
.
500
1
25%
,
Mines
Kayrand
Chlmo
37c
40c
1
;
1 Jun
34
Oct
9%c Sep
East Amphl Gold
East Malartic
Mines
62c
7% Mar
10
Jaculet
Chibougamau
8.80
50
*
;
Chesterville
July
23%
;
.
25%
May
May
62
•
Trust
Cheskirk
35
4.35
1,597
74
10
Porcupine
13c
Sep
-48% Jun
2
Preferred
Donalda
French
oil
*7c
Jun
1.8& Feb
8
15 c
common
Dover Industries
Eldrich
Rio
Chartered
15%,
74
37c
&
Dynamic
2.90
Apr
Feb
200
~
Central Pat
Jan
12c
Chemical common—*
Textile
Jan
2.05
25
41% May
11
74
Tar
Co
11
~~
Central
2.60
Jan
'
19 %c
Minerals
860
%
Charter
Apr
7%
55
Dominion
Dominion
Copper
2,420
~
Apr
1.50 Mar
60
Jan
1.30 Mar
5.15
7%
Dominion Stores
Oils
9%
Westinghouse
Central Del
6,500
•
Duvex
5.25
Ltd—.
500
10c
& Coal common
Duvan
9.25
Z
53
9%c
Magnesium
Steel
Jan
9%
1
Quartz
25%
52%
common
Jan
4.85
it
25%
Jan
6%c
& Steel
75c
8.85
15%
Jan
Dominion Foundry
25%
gi.:,
Explorations
4,300
preferred—.
Sep
9 00
Warrants
7c
♦
Oct
Jun
—■
Jun
6.05
Sep
151,
July
4.10
25
Captain Mines Ltd
7c
7c
2.50
17
23c
Z*
Erin Mines
8c
500
25c
Dow
70c
Vickers
1.75
700
.
13 % May
3,333
11,274
cummon
Asbestos Corp
Athabaska
85c
Sep
6,650
_
Sep
2.18
Feb
Mar
12c
Apr
Sep
2.65
1
Jun
33c
*
Wallpaper Mfrs class
Canadian Westn Nat. Gas 5%%
Canadian Western Oil
Gold
9% July
Jan
Oct
1.00
Mines
Exploration
1.69 Aug
Jan
96c
50
;
Aug,
9% Aug
Sep
Sep
33c
1
Dominion
Feb
9%
Sep
96c
/
7 %c
57c
_1
Electroliome
Dominion
33
Jan
Oct
33c
•
'
500
1,000
1,700
5
22c
10
Thorium Corp—
Corp common
Canadian
Cayzoi
3.20
12
135
43%
2.30
20,955
30
43%
•
Canadian
Cassiar
2.05
30
43%
Tire
Cariboo
___2.15
4.55
68c
Dominion
16% May
24% July
Sep
10c
Inca
Canadian
Met
18%
._*
Gold—
Canadian Salt
Can
6%
6,425
3.55
6%
90c
600
2.30
Canadian Pacific
Railway
Canadian Petrofina preferred
Can
18%
27
327
2.40
—
...
North
Candoi-e
6%
July
8.70 July
3.45 Mar
13
1
Canadiajn Northwest
Canadian
Coal
1.04
Oil
Malartic
Canadian
Dominion
1,135
Canadian Ice Machine class A
Canadian Industries common
Canadian
10
2,075
.
Preferred
Apr
4.10
20c
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
1.295
5j0
Husky
Warrants
Canadian
6.75
100
Oils
9c
Sic
3.20
58,365
Bridge
20%
_16%
com.
pfd_
58c
9c
Petroleum
Dominion
6.50
1
Products
Sep
1.55
Mines
Dome
13%
*
High
Canadian
Dome
28%
____•
3ic
•
Jun
._•
Dredge & Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines—
30,750
2.54
Oils
17% July
20
common
41c
33c
___1
Seagrams—
42%
0.00
3
Petroleum
Steel
14
1
Palmer
42% May
13%
1
Canadian
21%
Oct
9c
Delnite Mines
Apr
ZZ*
Canadian
Sep
11
1.55
Mines
Sep
27
common
17%
100
2.40
Mines——
Oct
6%
Wright
2.50 Mar
255
11
__50
DaCring Explorers
j.
1
Daragon Mines
_L
1
Decoursey Brewls Min_______________l
11
20
Preferred
Canadian Curtis
10,927
18%
9c
:
34
28
Cellulose
74c
16%cMar
Sep
1.60 Sep
61c
_1
Mines
Cusco
33%
*
Pete
<
5.25 Aug
Mar
Jun
Sep
3.10
Crush International Ltd____i_,__.
6.40
Chemical
Canadian Chieftain
1.86.
1.70
3.50
1
300
•
<
8c
—10
1,010
3.772
0%
Chemical
29,441
ZZZi
Minerals
14
25
common
preferred
Canadian
14c
35c
warrants-
pfd-.___.___.
Zellcrbach
35%
133;,
_•
lie
*
.
Canada
36 3«
6.00
class
21c
.,__1
;
Mines
13%
6.60
—
Canners
7,800
150c
Timber
35%.
14
:—
.105% May
2,675
30c
___1
.
„__j
343.1
25
.
Canadian British Aluminium comiuon_*
A
Sep
4.25
26c
18%
Trust
Distillers
Canadian Breweries
99
45
3.95
1.84
Jan
Jun
Apr
58
1
;
High
5.85
47% July
106
14c
Zinc
of
Crowpat
■
102 102 %
.
Sep
28c
Pershing
85
B-_
Mtge
Pdtroleum
Oil
54%
28'! it
*
102%
Oct
Jan
100
3.95
Mines
28
Mar
255
Copper
6.10
Sep
100 101%
3.30
34
11
Mining
11%
5.70
100
Imperial
12
•
of
Oct
19%
2.545
100
__
Canadian Bank
Sep
46c
20,800
Feb
5,362
1.
14 %c
26 %c
4,625
43%
-100
'S.
„
Exploration
6,600
16c
57c,
21%
3.50
—100
Permanent
Canada Southern
Conwest
6.80
.10
common
class
Class B preferred.^
Jan
Sep
45c
,_2Q
Warrants
Packers
8
12c
3.50
i
L—
Canada
14% Mar
Oct
Sep
3.55
41
'
a
Low
3.40
41%
.100
,
28%
_______
common......
Canada
Class "A
July
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3.50
common
1.240
13C
100
l
6
24
Co
ihares
:zio
Petroleum
West
Gas
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug,.
Corby Distillery class A
93%
;♦
Canada Oil Lands I
Canada
Jan
3.50
___l
___
—
Malting
20%
_100
Oil
Oils—
Canada Iron Foundries
4%•'/
16%
95%
—
&
50c
21',.
Cement common
Canada
200
19
15 ',c
54c
*
Campbell Chitoougamau
Campbell Red Lake
:
Consumers
5%
'
15 %c
___25c
Consolidated
Gas
Canada
Consolidated
Feb
13e
%1
Calaita Petroleum.
Calvet
ll%
-
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common...___.
Calvan
Oct
6'?«
_*
__
Burrard Dry
Cable
7
lie
11'.1
Burlington
Burns
Feb
May
20
4.400
for Week
Low
Par
7c
7
8c
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Low
8e
«<■
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7
Extensions—
Week's
Friday
Shares
19
Hill
OCTOBER :>/,
for Week
of Prices
Sale PHco
ENDED
Sales
1
Mines
1
Warrants
Gwillim
Lake
6c
1
Gunnar Mines
Gold
1
6c
3c
20c
Mar
630
Sep
10% Sep
13% Mar
527
25
Oct
28V4'May
1,125
5c
Sep
7c
Jun
9%
Sep
1.25- Sep
4e
Oct
15c
Jan
13c
Feb
19
Jan
7.50
Jan
10 %c
Apr
Mar
25c
Jun
14c
Mar
Hahn
Brass
2nd
Hardee Farms
preferred
common
8%
10
i
-m
•
Harding Carpets
•
Hard Rock Gold Mines
1
11%
11%
13%
8%
12
100
1,355
14
555
lie
8,500
7%. Jun
11%
8%
9c
Sep
Jan
July
3% July
19% Mar
16
Aug
,14c
Jan
.
■
Volume
190
5893
Number
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1769)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Par
Harrison
Hartz
Minerals
(J
F)
A
Heath
Hees
i
Gold
GGeo
H \
j.
& Co
Hendershot
Paper preferred___
Heva Gold Mine?—:
Higiiland Bcell
;
Hmde
Hi
&
Dauch
Tower
54
/
*
...
Holden Mfg class A_—
.♦
Hollinger Consolidated Gold-—
■
-
..«•
2 tec
3qq
-
3c
300
9
* "'•
9
534
'534
29%
i-.
:
.
1=
McMarmac
McWatters Gold Mines
Medallion Petroleums
Mentor Expl & Dev.
25c
Feb
Jan
24c
Apr
58c
Jan
11c
Apr
Oct
10
Apr
75
Mar
Oct
■
9c
1.40 Aug
47
Jan
1.95 May
Jan
77
Jun
29'%
31
<'
litete 11% -12te
715
•
6%
Feb
10
May
175
5
4
Jan
7
Mar
1,440
28%
Sep
35 te Mar
5,389
- •
11%
Oct
21
:
1
Class A
Class B
2c
3,450
54
-
Apr
"Oct
52
-10,650
1.65
52
534
5%
50
1.45
'
•
Home Oil Co Ltd—
Meta
Jan
46 te
July
Bay
*
fl5
4.05
.•
47%
47 te
49%
7,810
47 te
Oct
63% Mar
12%
12
12%
7,566
12
Oct
21%
—1
13c
5,000
12c
Sep
20c
Jan
52
12c
51 te
13c
—20
Oil—:
52
1,-075
49
Jan
56
Aug
? 63
66te
762
62
35
35
95
I
5.25 Mar
Hugh
Pam Porcupine;.—_L_
Huron & Erie Mortgage.
i
-•■.
Jan
10
G3te
'
*
•
—
•
—
25
9%
33%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
■
Monarch
12te
preferred—
4.86%
Indian Lake Gold
Accept Com
preferred
5tete
Warrants
Ltd
common
Inland Cement Co
Natural
Gas
Preferred
Moore
12%
Jan
Mt
21
Jan
23
Feb
Multi
14,032
33
46
4,175
1,700
12
Sep
tec Jan
National
41% July
53 te July
National
16% July
7% Jun
National
6,5f0
3c
4,000
2c
1,611
32%
49 te
12
12%
335
63/n
6%
4.75
450
•
49te
Oct
4.70
4.90
1.633
4%
Sep
20 te
—
20 te
218
17%
Jan
24
9,429
4.30
Sep
Sep
3.25
1
4.60
4.50
4.75
13 tea
13 te
13 te
50
1.10
1.10
1.60
1,920
-
6
Jun
6%
Feb
13te
1.10
7% Mar
.
Nama
Creek
Drug
National
Nealon
Nello
92%
91
92%
7,269
101
29 te
30
540
10"
145
Bay
Mines:
Iroquois
Iso
Glass
'—
-Jack
2.30
Lake
Dickenson
New
Goldvue
New
12
Gold
.Preferred
7 % May
39%
Jun
3.05
Jan
Sep
16% Aug
New
Jason
New
Kelore
Newlund
Apr
New
Mylamaque
Jun
Newnorth
1.39
10,680
1.39
1.30
26c
26c
7','2
7
lOtec
29c
7%
1
'
2.10
9%
Kroy
54c
3.15
Jun
New
Jan
New
Superior
12%
Jan
Niagara Wire
21c
Feb
8%
33c
34c
13 tec
14c
9,500
12c
40c
42c
2,238
38c
-166
1.62
-rrrr_i'irl5c-
•
_
10c 1
1.62
1.73
500
1,900
8
4.40
4.40
/
4.40
1-
!«
7%
4
,
—
-
8
5c
20
20
100
2.85
2.70
1.04
200
*
20 te
1
;
I.360
8
5c
*
...
1
'
25c
14c
5,000
5,015
Nickel Mining &
Feb
J#n
Y3.00 Mar ;
11
Apr
Uafarge Cement class A
Lake
Cinch
Lake
Dufault
Lakeland
Lake
Lake
Osu
Laike
Wasa
La
Luz
Lamaque
Gold
Secord
Mines
Leitch
i
Gold
;
Mines
.
Mines
Gold
Jan
8
8
80c
1,800
75c
Oct
1.47 Mar
78c
28,950
60c
Jan
1.50 Mar
2.75
2.65
2.75
720
7tec
71 aC
7 tec
500
21c
Alining Corp
Northcal
22c
5,000
21c
5,200
22 %c
Sep
400
2.90
300
34c
38c
3.30 May
2.G1 Oct
Class
;
3.60
3,635
He
13c
38,900
;
8
3.00
-
-
9c
8c
Mar
4.50 Mar
27c
Jan
22c
Mar
36c
Jan
tec
6,800
1 Qc
12c
14,750
2.35
2.30
2.65
3,700
2.30
Oct
4.60
Feb
1.00
1.00
1.06
3,435
1.00
Oct
1.80
Feb
1.05
1.30
125,727
8c
''
25C
,.
91c
91c
97c
57c
57c
57c
20
19%
21%
41
41
41%
16%
16
-
10c
_
Sep
.
May
Aug
92c
Oct
1.98 May
90c
-
Sep
May
2.50
47c
Jan
1.80 Jan
12
Feb
22%
140
'
40
Oct
13
Sep
44% Aug
17% Oct
6,384
4.00
3.05
1.40 Aug
78c
85c
8,398
-
17%
Telephone
3.00 May
1.15 Sep
3,720
3.20
1,600
583
3.20
1.10
1.20
23c
30c
Mines
6,388
11 tec
11c
12c
18,025
1.00
1.00
100
1
Beaucage
Mines
3.05
325
25c
1
—
12%
I,110
20
20
—
Oils
Nudulama
1351 Mar
Sep
Sep
Sep
1.66 Sep
17c
Jan
6c
7c.
Mar
tec Feb
43c
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
10c
1
•
—50
Warrants
Gold
O'Brien
'9,930
1.10
2.65 Mar
58
13
1.30
...
Northern
Northland
1.24
3 tec
May
Oct
5.00
Jan
1.85
Apr
-
Oka
—
Feb
2.48 Jan
26 te
26%
27%-
80
26
Sep
30%
Aug
28
355
27 %
Oct
_•
26%
26%
28 %
890
26%
Oct
40 te
Feb
27
27
28%
1,466
27
42
-
.
-
.
1.00
17c
10c
,
1.00
*
12c
13c
6,650
12c
1
—_——.
67c
69c
245
57c
12%
13
1,100
17%
17%
17% July
Jun
4.00
Apr
1.40
Sep
Feb
Sep
Sep
42c
Jan
Sep
30c
Mar
Sep
Sep
2.00
May
Mines:
23c
Jan
*
———
Specialty Mfg
Okalta
17'%
Metals.:
Rare
1
Oils
Mines
Orchan
——
—
53c
2,000
16
55c
5,090
50c
13c
15c
10,000
12c
7.90
8.30
17,810
1.15
1.43
1,330,015
_T
4
1
18
7.00
43c
Feb
20
Sep
17'tec Apr
11 tec Jun
8.25
54c
•
1
—te
12
200
14c
1.22
90c
Malartic
Opemiska Copper
Oleary
12c
14c
1.07 May
Sep
Sep
May
1.35
Sep
Sep
SepJuly
23c
Jan
Jan
12% Mar
1.43
Gold
40%
41 %
1,930
40
48
May
8.00
8.90
670
8%
9
600
20c
18c 21 tec
189,300
40c
37c
1
Mhres
-
8.00 Oct
8%
Oct
-
-
32
May
17% Mar
15
JaU
Osisko
Wholesale
Lake
Oct
*.
18%
%C
6 tec
Pamour
Paramaque
Farbec
Mines
6c
Sep
23c
Jan
Pardee
Amalg
5c
5c
6C"
3,000
5c
Oct
11 tec
F°b
Parker
—
Drilling
Mines
—
—,——
Mines—te
Jan
Pater Uranium..
14c
13 tec
14c
II,700
10c
Aug
40c
Jan
Pato
15c
14c
18c
76,500
7c
Jan
22 tec
Oct
Consol
—!
PCE Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration—
Pembina Pipeline common
25 te
Oct
33
27c
8 tec
29c
6,400
25c
Jan
55c
Jan
8 tec
10c
60,500
7 tec
Jun
16c
Jan
21%
Feb
Penmans
Jan
Peoples Credit preferred
Permo Gas & Oil preferred
22 %
22 %
175
1.05
1.05
1.10
900
36te
36 te
36 te
50
37%
36%
37%
1
2.90
2.85
13c
2.66
Jan
3.10
Jun
24
Sep
Sep
451% July
1,264
34te
Sep
45 te
2.99
II,900
2.55
Jan
13c
12c
Jan
36
35,500
6c
May
3c
67,920
1.14
4,000
1.05
Perron
17c
July
Peruvian
Sep
11c
1
76c
65c
76c
2,790
65c
•
17%
17
18
2,570
1
15c
14 tec
16c
26,200
13c
lOtec IOV2C
1,500
9c
Aug
20c
133,950
98c
Sep
2.05 Mar
41c
40 tec 42 teC
13
12%
13%
62,350
27,600
100
103
102%
104
3,525
8c
9c
5,000
8c
16c
14c
16c
3,700
12c
•
1
1.05
50c
•
80%
1.05
1,700
80
80 te
3,232
Oct
Jan
Oct
Mar
1.40 Mar
19te
Jun
42 tec Mar
Mar
Pickle
13c
Ivlar
6C
Jun
8,000
2c
Sep
II,879
20c
Oct
3.00
200
1,000
1.00
22c
7c
Jan
Oct
r
Jan
56c
Jan
3.25 Aug
G5c
Feb
22c
24c
3.25
3.50
3,540
24'tec
22c
27c
55,250
18c
Feb
27c
Oct
13c
33c
7te
13c
13c
666
12c
Sep
22c
Feb
31c
34c
27.240
20c
Jun
39'tec
Oct
7%
7'/a
885
45
45
45
650
22c
7,100
3.15
Feb
Sep
11%
Jan
Jan
48%
Feb
Mar
36
Apr
6%
25
30
97
97
97
16
97
Jun
94c
1.12
18,350
92c
Jun
tec
17c
11,000
16c
Sep
30
Ap»
44
95c
30
5.00
101%
1.80
Jan
Gold
Mines
Jan
Feb
Sep
1.75 Mar
Sep
2.79
Oct
1.64
—1
...
1.17
1.23
3,100
1.16
1.05
1.20
26,550
1
70c
68c
70c
7,900
64c
—•
92c
87c
93c
5,215
85c
Sep
l.iJ5'May
—
6c
6c
1.05
6c .-Jan
12c
May
Jan
Ma'
2,005
10
Island
1
70c
67c
70c
3,700
58c
Powell River new common
•
16%
16%
16%
3,193
16
1
•
1
39c
39c
500
36c
Mar
55%
55
56%
250
54'te
Sep
2.90
3.15
2.95
10,300
1.85
Sep
4.55
3.10
3.20
1,265
3.10
Oct
5.00
Oct
4.40
4.40
4.45
260
Sep
7%
Sep
Uranium
&
Gas.
Development
Portgage
Pnwr
Rouyn
Gold
Corp
Oil
May
Prairie
Oct
22c
Jan
Prairie
Jun
28c
Jan
Premium Iron Ore
Feb
80c
29c
85c
Pcwell
1.78 Mar
16
——1
10%
Jun
95
May
80c
Aug
Sep
79c
10 te
47c
Oct
Sep
82c
16%
1.00
50c
3c
3.00
Jun
36 te Mar
10','2
Jan
113
3.00
Jan
Oct
*
Place Oil
Jan
Sep
'
12%
Oct..
26%
20c 23'tec
*
100
—2
7.15
May
J
1
Pitch Ore
10%
-80
& Gas
Crow
Placer
25tec
101
—50
13,507
•
Minerals—
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Barvue
•
&
Petrol OH
*nr
Manitou
1
Oil
Feb
5c
1.37
Mines
5c
"15,000
1.18
common..
1.25
5c
1.37
Ltd
Gold
3.45 May
—r5c
12%
——
—
ll'te-
July
5c
•
Preferred
Feb
2tec Oct
1.04
1.47
1
1
—
1
1
1
1.25
11
6
3c
1
2.99
1,750
1
1
—1
•
1
—
Consol Gold
Paymaster
2.95
Uranium
Sep
2 tec
Mar
Maneast
42
10%
54c
26c
-
nagp
45c
54c
Porcupine
6tec Jan
Jan
1.11
rnntnotp*
8'tec Sep
Sep
670
July
2 tec
Porcupine
Oct
27
4,065
1,400
46c
1
...
8
1,100
8.00
61c
*
—
1.550
30c
27%
Sep
175
28C
7.50
Oct
26
8
8
26'%
15c
1
convertible preferred
Consol
30c,
8'V
Mar
7.50
37c
Magnet Cons Mines
Ma tachewan
Mar
65c
26%
3,500
Malartic
Mayburn Mines
Mayfair Oil & Gas
13c
Sep
•
*
10,800
25 te
-
Warrants
Page Hershey Tubes
19,531
Majortranr
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
Oct
24c
11%
7c
*
Maritime
6c
1,500
1
17c
*
common
8,200
Petroleums
Pacific
42c
1
Goldfields
8c
1
6C
20
—
28c
Mines
15c
*
1
Lake
6'tec
1
Ormsby Mines
Oshawa
6c
1
class A.
6 tec
Feb
40%
Sep
Sep
1
...
Cl°'
11 tec
•
•
Exploracions
Mclntyre
3.30
1
*
1
Mines
Macleods class A pfd.
MacLeod Cockshutt
5te%
24c
1.25
Office
1
Gold
Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
Marigold Oils
22c
-'
23c
•
Ocean Cement
1
._
Maple
10,600
f'
26c
1.18 Mar
Sep.
1.25 Sep
44% Sep
5c
Sep
3,437
'
9'tec Feb
50c
14,700
48
6 tec
2.71 May
-
Jun
1
Gas..
Red
46%
5'tec
.
16%
Jun
•
—
Mines
B
6c
1.15
Nova
8.00
—
—.
& Bloedel
1.40
1.50
—1
-
13,669
1.50 --4,400
3.55
Jan
80
A
Lowney (W M) Ltd
Mines
Lyndhurst
Macmillan
55C
15%.
Orenada
Goldfield
Macdonald
Apr
Feb
51c
53c
1
3.60
Norvalie
8%
Yellowknife
15 "a
16%
Feb
7,200
Oct
•
Feb
1.75
12
*
Jan
1.66
475
Mines.:—
35c
1.75
12
Natural Gas
28%
3,000
12
Canada
Oct
3,000
Jan
15 te
Ontario
Oct
8c
1.40
Oct
-1.
1957 warrants
23c
tec
Oct
13
Northern
22%
3
Jan
60c
100
—*
500
Ltd
Louvicourt
...——
—
-
310
7c
-10c
753
13
Northern
Jun
6.00 Mar
3.75
Ltd—!
A
23c
tee
-—6,500
68c
;
—
Preferred
23%
1.16
11c 11'tec
60c
,
North Star Oil common
23c
3
common..
Mines
warrants
22%
7%>c
Sep
—1
—
Urahium
A
23
1
Oct
5c
—
Coldstream
Mar
1.14
8,500
...
Mining1/
——
23c
2.80
55c
244,550
5'tec
47%
—
Oils
Mar
1.36
... ...
Canadian
41c
6 tec
—1
l—.
2.90
—30
:
Point
Madsen
tec
Feb
•
class
.Warrants
Class
11
Oct
30c
4.10
preferred—I———„——-30~""~ 27te~'
<M)
Macfie
3.25
Oct
30c
B
Cos
Macassa
7 tec
—
Oils
Warrants
Jan
27tec Apr
-
Lor ado Uranium Mines
Lynx
21c
lite
2.50 Mar
4.00
•
Long Island Petroleums
.
90c
Sep
31% Mar
72c
Class A warrants
Long
Sep
75c
preferred
Preferred
■
32te Aug
Sep
8
1
Class, B
Loeb
Sep
66c
72c
A
Class
25%
Oct
1.53 Mar
12c
Sep
27,100
9,685
2,050
24%
7%
—
Nickel
Norsyncomnque
-
45C
•
1.07
75c
1
.
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Groceterias-
Loblaw
30c
-4,868
92c
1
1,925
Jan
Sep
Apr
41c
1.23
——
Normetal
Norpax
•
Gold
Lencourt
Class
I,595
Sep
Apr
1.15
...
L
Mines
3
.
Lexindin
18,400
Jan
3.28
Jan
16c
20c
—-
:
Norlartic
50c
Candy
6 tec
15,045
Jan
15c
Sep
6c
98c
95c
Sep
•
American
Laura
25,300
24c
61c
..
—-1
Apr
1
—
;
Latin
12c
20c
63,200
-
Rankin
1
Mines
Mining—;
9c
Northspan
1
Gold
Mines
82c
North
15 tec
Jan
1
——
Gas
of Lingman
71c
tec Aug
11 tec
9tec Oct
Sep
Mar
2,140
6c
3,083
-2,316
.
11
Sep
Sep
9c
10
—
—
Mines.
78c
2.22
8,715
.
7c
10c
96c
1,000
32,032
2.50
6c
9 tec
45c
1
Mines
2.40
6c
10c
23c
11c
78c
Mar
68,432
lie
28 te
38c
26,900
1
27 te
Sep
Sep
Sep
70c
Jan
26
16c
28c
Jun
72c
5,100
54c
2.17
27%
Apr
17c 17 'te c
24c
86c
28
36c
58c
Sep
Sep
77c
Sep
25c
32c
20%
16c
III
61c
•
.2,000
—1
6,000
*
f
Mining & Exploration
18c
Goldcrest
5,900
1
Rights
73c
North
3,000
35c
43c
Oct
Northgate Exploration Ltd
Mar
38c
7,100
Sep
28c
•
North
14c
1.04
41c
Jan
25c
Apr
12%
5c
2.85
38c
5c
7,600
Apr
7.20
Sep
Apr
Sep
18% Apr
8
Jun
2,400
43,350
..
21 te July
4.10 Jun
4.00
38c
38c
—
...
•
7te Aug
36c
—1
—
Nipissing Mines
N6randa Mines
28c
10c
2Gc 27'tec
11c
Smelting.
Nofgold Mines- —_!
26 tec July
72c
Feb
Oct
2.35
te—
Apr
45c
Sep
1.62
•
■Class B
Class
Labrador
9c
Oct
13
;
Apr
89c
—20o
Ltd.!
Mar
Mar
common....
11%
1
-
Ltd
12c
69c
18c
8,700
Feb
—1
Oils
69c
Sep
1,200
-
Jan
2.80 Apr
Jan
Sep
Sep
Sep
40c
warrants...—
(John)
Sep
Sep
—1
Rouyn Merger...
64c
1.90 Jan
3,400
25c
Sep
13tec
.....
Minerals
Oils
6c
25c
—1
Sep
Sep
Sep
10c
410
40c
Kirklancl Townsite
Labatt
10,000
15,225
Mines
Sep
7c
5,425
25c
,
...
6c
30c
& Smelting.. —1
—1
Exploration
Gold
6
24,000
2.20
9%.
/.
Copper
Class C
24c
6c
1
-
24c
875
21,033
10c 11 tee
2.15
1.07
8,300
'
10c lOtec
"
Kukland
18c
28c
Manitoba Mining
20c
1
Mines..
18c
30c
•
...
8Gc
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kilfflnbe
Mines—
Mines
Sep
1
of. Canada.
Mar
4.60 Mar
12 tec May
8 tec
Mar
North
Gold
16c
-
10c
Kelly Douglas class A
'•'.'.Warrants,———...
Kenyille
500
Mines.
30c
Joliet-Ouebec Mines
Kelvinator
13c
—
New IIosco Mines
3,750
common
Mines 1
Jan
13c
1,700
Aug
4.35 Mar
9,100
1
Jowsejt Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petrol..
Jupiter Oils .v.dri—
20c
1
13c
1
-i-
19
Sep
•
38c
.
—
Oct
5tec
Canada
Mines
12c
Mines.
Warrants
Jun
14%
26,100
Mines
33c
—;
,
2.10
1,047
7c
Harricana
33c
(1939)
Mines
'Jockey Club Ltd
,
1.60
300
3.10
15%
5'tec.
2.40
New
New
Jaye, Exploration
..Jonsmitb
1,300
2.90
14%
6c
1
Jun
2.85 Aug
Oct
Apr
Apr
May
15
17c
12 tec
-35c
Joburke
•
28
3.00
;
of
-20c
Mining—
Jacobus
JeUicoe
15
18%
Oct
1
Gold
Oil
1
Walte
Jefferson
2.35
14%
14%
10
...
18%
Feb
•
Mines
58%
Oct
1
preferred
Uranium
Feb
1
12te
Sep
Mar
14%
18c
Sep
Jan
39c
14%
18c
Jan
1.57
Aug
July
1.04 Jan
26%
te—.—50c
9%
4.60
68c
25
Bete
1.50
21%
Sep
15c
-.
710
Mines
Davies
Delhi
905
8,000
73,500
30c
New
320
.
.
200
30c
New
32,000
,
15%
9c
Jan
1.95
46% July
48c
38c
'
15%
30c
Aug
4.80
1.25 Apr
20% May
Sep
July
26%.
27tec
te
32%
Sep
Sep
17 %
15
*
41
1.76
60c
'30
26%
1
Oct
4.60
May
8% Sep
Apr
90
.60,043
.
Jan
Jan
14%
1
29 te
31'a
..
42 '
Sep
6'te
25c
Bidlamaque
29%
.
39'/a
15
1
*
48 % Mar
Jun
Jun
14%
5
20
Uranium
Calumet
32
com—5
Mines
International
-
Chemical
preferred
Continental
1.90
21c
19c
1
Labine
New
760
17 tec
1
Athona
New
9,291
53c
47c
Feb
29
28%
75
7,134
50c
Alger Mines
New
1.60 ""
27c
Jan
720
41%
44c
New
Feb
58%
72c
-17%
—
New
Jan
1-^
Sep
Jan
250
69c
50c
Nesbitt
Apr
55%
—
38%
,__l
Jan
70c
57
8c
22%
4,610
-.
17%
70c
17%
*
41 tec
1
July
16% Mar
'-22%
,
275-"-.
172
.
Jan
9c
Oct
6c
50
Mines
Sep
_1
4
3.75
12*8 Sep
302
-
v......
83
Car
Oct
1
23%
Oct
•
Steel
10c
1959 warrants'
2.80
3,500
23%
23%
*
Petroleum
32c
Interprovincial Pipe Line
5
Interprovincial Steel
•
Investors- Syndicate class A————25c
Irish Copper Mines...
1
23%
.
8%
Mines
3,640
10
2,000
3,205
9c
40'/«
:
13,930
•
6c
12%
9c
1
&
11c
—
Jan
12.te
l
Grocers
37c
.
2.90
12%
<■
Preferred
36c
*
Sep
735
;
83
Mines
10c
com
95c
3.00
8%
;
,i
10c
Interprovincial Bldg Credits
Feb
.12,155
1.15
39%
Aug
7te
"Jan
49c
2.80
,
July
Sep
1.00
—
Apr
2.10
20c
2.80
6c
Apr
1.00
Jan
1.35
5,698
1.01
•-
14% Jan
98c
•
83
—
Minerals
3Gc
83
.16,145
.
8%
Wright Iron..
•
—
21C
16% Aug
Jun
Sep
Sep
4
common.
1
Petroleum
52c
56c
1.85
*
16% Mar
Oct
2,300
53c
13
Jan
12'tec Mar
July
46c
100
common
Locomotive Work's
1
,
International
12
300
20c
40
Molybdenum
International Nickel Co common
Inspiration
245
4,400
1.60
*
...
Corp
Jun
13
Jan
1.90 Mar
Jan
9
Jan
11
60
20
...
Warrants
5
te
14 te
Sep
f
49te
10
common..
i.
Montreal
July
34%
*
*
preferred
34% "
May
35
3c
12
—
—
-
80
8c
50c
53c
•
■
2,500
15%
„■*
Porcupine
Jan
33te
33%
.
.
Inger.soll Machine class A
Inglis (John) & Co
\
Corp
Knitting
31% Aug
9
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
Aug
3c
•
50
j;
22%
12Vb
12%
5%J
5%
—
1
:
Industrial
Iron
1
88c
Aug
3.35
25c
Sep
Sep
..
48c
1.70
.
„
*
Preferred
100
10
22%
33te
22%
___•
Inland
Uranium
45,550
.,
45c
Sep
13c
13
*
Molsons Brewery class A—
Class B__u——
Moneta
'
Imperial Bank
Imperial * Flo
Glaze.....
Imperial Investment class A
$1.40 preferred
Imperial Oil
6%
1
Mines—
Preferred
14%
__
...65,700
48c
Apr
12tec Jan
Jun
2.10
9,459
9c
•
Brick
Ore
9c
49c
•
20%
Sep
Sep
25c
High
Sep
7c
...7,300
1.26
13.50
•
Metals
1.07
.
*
Oil
Lake
20c
1,500
.
13c 14 tec
1
common
1
Oct
38 te
Jun
32c
1.20
7,050
%
2.20
Min
10%
100
4.00
31c
2.12
Mining Corp
1,833
40
1,600
31c
1
;
Low
30c
7 tec
2.15
—__—
Hudson
28c
7 tec
14 tec
Mines
Preferred
28c
7%c
*
Range Since Jan. 1
High
50o
Midrim Mining
Midwest Industries Gas—
Mill City Petroleums
Milliken
Low
1,25
:
Light & Power
Midcon
Shares
1
;
Mining
Uranium
Mexican
for Week
1
Lake
Mindamar
lite
4.15,
Lake
Red
Island
Milton
40
•
Merrill
Red
Jan
11
11
j:
Howard Smith Paper common
Hoyle Mining
Hudson Bay Mining & Smeltiner
,
i.4g
*
Drilling.:
2 tec
1
5c
52
11
Oct
28c
4,000
McICenzie
Sep
Sep
8tec
-37,750
Jan
Sales
Range
Par
25c
Apr
17c
163,000
5%
.
52
~
1
1,272
'
*
5tec
5%
.
—100
(Canada)
5c
10
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
High
' Sep
9c
200
40c
.
.
3,600
17c
17e
32c
•
•
Friday
STOCKS
Low
'
14 tec 18'tec
16c
1
;
10
34tec
1
Mines
10
__
'
i
,
11c
10
1
_
Head of Lakes Iron
Headway Red Lake_
OCTOBER S3
Range Since Jan.1
High
10'tec
__
*
Hasaga Gold Mines
-
Low
_l
class
Shares
MARKETS
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
WEEK
Sales
Last
Sale Price
FOR
41
President
Preston
Roy
Pipe Mfg
Electric
East
Dome
•
20c
2.35
-
5,100
60,950
—
65c
4
•
1.25
1.25
1.35
2,900
1.25
1
5.15
5.15
5.40
1,47-5
4.65
Sep
Mar
Sep
Oct
Sep
Sep
1.80 May
12%
89c
17'te
Apr
May
Sep
47c
May
70
Mar
Apr
2.45 Mar
8.35 Mar
.
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1770)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Week'*
Shares
Low
1
2.85
2.85
2.95
8,200
•
Prospectors
Provo
Friday
70c
70c
75c
6,100
2:54
2.35
2.55
24,100
5%C
5 Vat
12,(500
Airways
Ltd
Producers
Gas
2.8a
High
Oct
(58c
5.00
Trans
Canada
Exp Ltd——_
Canada Pipeline
Aug
1.10 Jan
Trans
2.25
Sep
3.30 Jan
Transmountain
5%C
Oct
12c
Jan
Quebec
28c
26C
30c
29,350
15c
19c
13,600
Union
2.795
14
Sep
22%
Jan
Union
15%
15 VB
14c
14c
2,500
11c
10%
10:?i
8,903
9
44c
18c
Mines——
—.—-—
Jan
Jun
United
10c
Feb
United
Sep
United
Steel
July
United
Telefilm
1.70
1,300
27%
385
1.26
100
18c
20c
9c
9c
8,100
2.000
9C
...1
—
*
A-——,—
a
8
24c
17
11c 11 V2c
24c
26c
2,000
11,942
7c
6 V*c
7C
111
.—1
•
0%
——
lie
Vandoo
6%
80'A
80
83 %s
6.50
6.45
(5.65
18 V*
lie
Jan
Venezuelan
Jan
Sep
Sep
24c
Preferred
Industries
Russell
Ryanor Mining
Lalwrence
St
St
...........
....
preferred
54c
Cc
Oct
6Va
14c
Oct
80
Maurice
Gas
Shirriff
Salada
Horsey
13Va
Jan
Warrants
San
74 Va
Waite
Jan
Walker
River
Gold—
Sand
&
Petroleum
Metal
Satellite
Class
Weedon
Lake
Sep
Oct
1.05
1.15
.9,650
35c
10%
12
4,705
10%
Sep
225
70c
3,470
VaC
5,000
8Vac
83c
1,300
70c
42
42
10
115
1.08
1.15
4,085
23c
24c
8,383
3.70
3.85
3,400
1
3.70
—*
*
VaC
28 V*
27V.
29
39%
29%
30
39
39 %
50
1.05
1.05
600
2.(54
—
.
K D Manufacturing—-—"
Van Rol—>—
*
Slocan
95c
Jan
180
3.75
36c
7,876
22Vac
31c
3.000
11
825
2.51
35
4.60
4.50
18c
47c
12
30%
Sep
40
4,570
65c
Jan
90c
300
Vac
18c
318.177
1.05 Sep .1
10c
preferred—
"ohs——
Southern tJnlon
class
Class
"Yale
Warrants
Stanleigh
30c
Oct
22c
8,432
9c
Sep
19c
Yankee
Apr
Sep
33c
Jan
61c
65c
13,500
1.25
1.25
1.32
6.171
61c
500
61c
1.15
•
1,175
Aug
4.46
1,629
1 33
Oct
2.25
Feb
35
75
34 %
Oct
39%
Jan
3.50
3.50
1.600
52c
900
46c
36
38
225
33
36%
535
16%
3,795
65
7V.»
1,000
6%
1.39
18,800
1.27
9%C
lc
-v. 1
,
i
l
V
7c
A
-
1"
8.75'
'v>.
.Mines——C.1
IJI.OGk:
770
Jun
3,235
17 Va
Sep
20
22c
17
•
Corp
1
——>——
—
18c
4,640
9VV
4.905
48c
54c
J/4
%c
1
Sep
7%
'
45c
66c
Apr
May
Jun
'41c
July
July
14c
July
19,000
6 VaC
1.06 " 1.14
24,685
97c
Jan
1.64
73,800
60e
Jan
1.44 May
-4e
4c
1,500
4c
Oct
-ht
Apr
20c
'-22c
10,700
20c
Oct
40c
Jun
2.60
4.500
n
—
55c
8,500
4c
4c
4,500
38
840
79 V*
76%
80
5,107
35%
68 Va
5c
5c
2,000
4VaC Oct
11
15'%
11%
12
25
2,550
100
45
18c
19c
3,100
155
1.34
1.60
48,620
too
——1
1
—
—1
6
Sunburst
1
•
15%
*
13'/*
Gold
Cons
50c
Industries
common
2,100
15%
500
13%
14%.
1,012
3c
3 Vac
3,50
3.90
1.06
1.05
:—L *
1
.
:—
20
H6,
49,050
09c
43%
Jail
90
%
35%
23% Feb
9D!a May
12c
102
Jan
25c
1.10 July
6c
1.45
3e
17%
Sep
Jan
*
July
<&
Feb
Canada
Vinegars
General
Canadian
Marconi
26
25
25
Aug
115
i
Jan
72c
5,500
61c
Sep
89c
Apr
50c
Oct
80c
Mar
52c
4,900
1.78
1.94
12,730
2.00
2.16
26,900
4(5.%C 46 %c
J.740
1.60
1.87
41c
Sep
Jan
Sep
Ltd
Canada
9
2.48
Alay
Feb
5
—,—...
Canadian
Gen
—
13
10%
-1
Petroleums
10c
Warrants
Mines
Ltd.
Torbrit
Silver
Mines
Toronto
Dominion
Toronto
Elevators
preferred
85c
•
—
Bank
common
Toronto General Trusts
Finance
(5e
7c
.
Tombill
—
70c
1
24 Vac
10
57V2
•
13%
A
1.232
1.99
6%.
4.600
44c 48 Vac
12,200
825
5
6
Oct
Sep
Aug
81c
6c
Sep
87c
7c
7c
700
55c
70c
46,550
24 %C 26% c
10,000
59%
13%
14%
44%
57V4
22Vac Jan
24c
Sup
2,318
51
Jan
1,280
12% Sep
41 Va Jan
100
17 %
17
17%
300
35%
35%
36%
3,802
36%
37
—275
2.85
2.85
290
10
21?"%
35
Rauge Since Jax I
Low
'
1
'
80
1,945
27
695
22 V*.
20'%
9.385
35
20'*
1 ' 33%
650
Oil
36
&
Glass
Co
common
:
85
.—10
of
Canada
Paper
Jun
Pcnd
Jan
Price
v
37 %
Feb
Jan
4.65
Apr
5.690
Sep'
2'rVs" Jan
Jar-.
20%
6,185
23c
r'j
IIT so
common
VB;'
85
14
38 % July
Oct
25%
325%. JUE
5
:
36
.
25
33%
*'
32 V4
—6
-*6
Sen
4;
Jan
33c
9%
Jas
2.542
29% Aug
126
Aug
110
May
27? V 'Alar
2.562
115
50
111
Sep
27% July
157'
13% July
1.96
Apr
Oreille
Yukon
31%
32
700
31
July
•
36% Alar
42
43%
275
40
Feb
53% July
*——.100
140
140
140
10
1
.'.2.50
2.50
2.55
775
40
■;*
Alines
;
.--40 V*
Gold
Corp
132
Jan
140
2.92
Jun
40%
1.245
39
Sep
10
Jan
74c
7,600
60c
Feb
99c
Jun
32
32%
Apr
Apr
'
Apr
32%
260
32
Jan
40% May
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
MARKETS
*
Apr
68% July
16
53
Jun
R
Sep
31
Jan
30 Va
Jun
43
Jan
2.85
Oct
d Deferred
e
'
t Ex-liquidating dividend.
:
<n0t lncluded ln year'«
'
•
•
Jan
-
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading jrlrFsi*.
wfcen delivered.
delivery sale (not included
in year's
Feb
44%
vaV,e*
JarSe)
Jun
8.50
2,00
68c
...
Zellers
1.53 July
45c
Cons
Apr
32
common
;
Flour
Bros
Feb
•
Feb
19%
Mar
•
Aug
93
Aug
18'4 Sep.
Oct
75
3,717
34
'
115
-2.50
83
Feb
Jdn
Jan
15e
125
14 Vs"
' 23%
.
122 122'*
*
—i__5
J
Ontario Paper %
85
•*
14
J 24
<1956)
Ma y
8*4-July
Oct
8
22c
'■'2
45
36%
-
28
248
6%
22c
*36%
-17%
195
"31J
6V«
■
~
..
May
3.30
5
■
High
*
25% Aug;
6*V Sep
2,110
4.00"
35."
20%;v
—
range).
,
wu
.
Selling ex-interest.
When Issued.
x
-
i Flat price.
Cash sale (not Included in
year's rang*).
.
—
28*
3.95
Investments
Preferred
1.99
Oct
35%
3.95
J#
Preferred
Dupont
99c
35c
2,300
Aug
Sep
Sep
85c
74% May
14c
4c
•
Sugar—
International Utilities
10
1,165
4,750
Shares
High
6%
—
In t e r n a t ion a 1
Sep
6c
.
'38
6%
22
-
common
3.70 May
40c
10%
•
36%
1.97
Oct
5c
•
——40
53
10 !V
43%
20
class A
class
54
6
40c
1
Park
53
1.97
*
•
*.
Mines
Toronto Iron Works
Dalhousie
Dominion
Ogilvic
....
Inv
Luntimark
Bronze
55c
old
53
i
V^for Week
•* 38
'
28%; 27%
•
.
Minn
•
■*. l.bw
—
6%-
—T
LcblaW'lnc
common
Rajrigc
of Prices
31% May
Corp
One new share for each eight
1
..x_—
Canadian
5%.
1.8(5
_—_1
Dominion
Canadian
Apr
26
,
Dredging
Canada
Consolidated Paper
2.10
Dollars
Sales
Alar
67c
50c
Gold
^
5
—
Bulolo
5% Mar
1.25
Curb Section
«t
Par
—16
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland DevelopAsbestos Corp
...
6VaC Jan
Oct
d.ast.
Sale*Price
•
—
Canadian
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
Jun
Mar
27c
Oct
1.00
Jun
May
18'.V
Are* Expressed-in
Feb
2.85 Mar
Sep
Sep
11% Feb
3.30
.JAOtMay
'
Exchange
Shown
July
11c
Jun
Prices
Apr
2.10
14c
13'%
Jan
7%C Jan
Sep
800
1
—.
82c
Sep
Oct
7.125
3
—1
—————_
Temagaml Mines
Territory Mining
Texas Calgary Co
Being exchanged for
,
Oct
4c
5%
*
.....
Teck Hughes Gold
Texstur
15c
15
^,3,50
1,
..
Mines
trust
7,100
6,785
_1
—;—.J
Industries
3c
7c
1.68
———•
.
Sylvanite Gold..
VL'C
1.55
14»*c
1.07
—
48c
8,638
24
-—.——100
Explor
Superior Propane common
Supertest Petroleum ordinary
Toronto Stock
8VaC Jan
24%
V
2.43 Sep
Jan
37
1
—1
Ij20c'-^
—1
*
1_„
'•
Jan
4c
•
Gas
Aletal
Electric
Jan
1.09
9% July
2.00
•
■
Zenith
Apr
13% Apr
1.65- Feb
-'97c
<4
1.40 Feb
Sep
12c
515
45c 46 Vac
1
Warrants
20c
4b
Jan
38
—
Contact
Thorncliffe
16c
6,590
9
Sullivan Cons Mines
Thompson
57c
14
1
Oil
Texstar Corp
47c
50c
50
,
1
1
Preference
Taurcanis
15 Vo
—•
Sturgeon River Gold
Inlet
15%
*
—
Rock Iron..
Steinberg class A
Submarine
-
•
8c
Jan
—*
,3e-p
24 V*
•
>2.50/'.. 2:50
Alines
Zenmac
Aug
.—...—
50*4 Aug
84
1:25'Aug*
8,300
Jan
22c
•
79 VP Alar
—2,411-
24c™
22c
! ,?si.ll»- .'
>
243V
Apr
H%c Feb
19 %c Feb
■
Sep
173a Aug
8.50 Oct
-
1.31
8c-;Tc
Jun
25
Apr
May
8% May
2.60 Jan
:
Oct
150
9.25
-
—1.28
1.13
2,700
19% 2
44%
24%
108
5%c Jun
11 %c
81
Apr
OCt
1,429
27 %
-81
Jan
Oct
9 %c
3,000
'
Feb
1.06
44%
13% Sep
13,600
7c'v
13c-
19
•
.22c
-
20c
f
-
19.
J? 9.25:,
Alines—
2
27 Va*
5
Oil
12C '*»
7c
•.13 c
•
..100
class
33
4.25
Sep
100V4
7%
Jan
Sep
Sep
38%
>
14 V*
.ri.37..
A——^:
3.50 July
'■
; -7 %
_i
—
1.05
100V4 lOOV*
L—*
Zfnc%
G)
,Jan
1.60
1
warrants
(H
11
1.44
M4V*
_%
Bear
Mar
1.30
>36 V*
100
Yukon.—
iS
3Vc Sep
Apr
Jan
ric
34
May
3.50
....
Canuck
% C Sep
314 V
l.*wi
36.
Ltd
1.09
35
—
Stores
4
2.32 Feb
July
1.36
A
class
Oct
55c
■
20VaC Mar
i.uo
....__..l
Yejlowknife
Jan
19c
Uranium
Tamblyn
23c
Mar
Jan
9 Vac
Steep
5'.'e
12c
9c
18 %C
Steeloy Mining
Traders
21,710
9c
Steel of Canada
Tidal
12c 13 Vac
I2%c
50c
19c
6tarratt Nickel
Tiara
Jan
Yukeno
525
Stedman Bros
Third
2.50
65c
Stanwcll OH & Gas
Texaco
Oct
50c
Sep
_1—1
Larder
A
Young
*
Warrants
The
Jan
1.40
———*
Uranium
Stanrock
Voting
7.75
50c
Stanley Brock class A
Tancord
Oct
~—-—--
,—
Standard Radio
Surf
Mar
Mines
Standard
Switson
49c
Paving
Stadacona
Sudbury
Sep
3,220
Mines & Oils
s7pooner
16c
2.25
14c
—
Lead
51
82
1.40
Sep
6,227
Wriglit-Hurgieaves'Z—r.L.Ll- "%t.28^'
Oct
1-40
S'Lc
15C
A_—_ L'__:
——
Woodward
Feb
—*
Spartan Air Services
2.000
14c
—Jfl'
—
Apr
15c
.
Petrol-.—
(J) Indus
Preferred
May
34c
14,600
9c
Coghlan
46
30,500
4,10 Mar
Sep
800
19c
Leaseholds
63%
.
Sep
3.25
9c
52 c
Petroleum
Grocers
Wood
Aug
3.00
•16%c
■■
17c
—1.25
Windfall
21c
23c
3.00
....
Decalta
Mines
July
6.75 Mar
Oct
200
&
8.40 Mar
40
9c
;
3.90
Pass
2.75 Oct
.
3.25
3.60
B
Feb
; i9c
common.....^.
25
18c
Gas....
class
Feb
Aug
u.___l
Copper
(Geoj
%
£.65
Oct
9%C
10.700
Sil
Naco
7
Jun
4.00
5,000
25
16c
lie
Apr
6.10
'Sep
Mar-
41
32Mar
10"
5c
46
lGc
4.00
32 V2
69
1
4.00
■
Apr
1.95
8,248
Feb
3
34
.,
Jan
1.35
3.0-56
5c
46
50
.....
31
250
6.75
3o;'»
'
2.55 May,
Mar
_
May
2.60
6.50
10c
Sep.
Sep
Sep
6% Sep
100
32'/*
Wiltsey
July
May
7.509
2.60
—■*
1
3.30 May
1.42 May ;
Jan'
7:!',
8.200
3r> •/*
„.i
Mines
Mar ^
2.60. Apr
12'% 'Mar
,
%
21
50
1.82
1
Winchester
Feb
80c
6%
39 V*
*1.63
.
60c
Willroy
July
Mar
1.00
6%
'39 V*
1.70
—.5
White
Jan
Jan
•"
.—::
't
65c
Oil
Sep
J an
5c
250
5.163
....
69
Ltd
4.000
8%
2b V4
Breweries.—__
Warrants
Jun
65c
Sep
11
„
5c
8V2
...
S6 preferred
Jan
Sep
Sep
31%
14
,88c
Canada
Class
Jan
May
1,84 Ma!r
7GC
_
10c
8,900
24%
Oil
Malartic
Weston
7.30 Jan
Sep
1.60
-
1.20
8%
Aug
4.85 Aug
61c
-
—B.1
...—
Western
37 Va Mar
4.00
30%
1.10
4.00
I...
Western
Feb
43
2.66
78c
80c
9%c
Western
July
Oct
30c
31
—-—1
445
45.970
.>1,4
Nickel—
Canadian
July
56%
*
1.70'Oct
22,520
8s:!
1
Jun
57
Ap?
1.95
_•
.
Ltd_.^
Western
May
Oct
11
——.•
—.
Ltd—
1.55
80c
Sep
32c
:'»0c
Dairies class A
63.
Sep
39
4.00
50c
•
Silver Standard Mines
: 1.75
Oct
3.95
Jam
29
16%? Sep
8%
Jan
2.03
■'
,
Jan-'
6.90
>
43%>
950
25,630
1.70
Ltd.!
Canada
Warrants
1.58 May
29%
12,868
90
4.80
28c
Sep
Sep
26VL Sen :
49,VL Oct
50
Western
Sep
16Vac Jan
27
2.60
32c
j-"'
Western
82c
Oct
3.50
150
39
1.00
23c
West
13% Aug
Sep
Sep
Sep
33
4.434
*
50
50c
Mines
Ltd
8
——1
i
Oct
Knapp
Warrants
1.60 Aug
16% Mar
Mar
Petroleums
&
West
Mar
Sep
5.90
83c
8
53
"35c
5c5
x
L
i
Oct
1.00
6.65
Equipment
Westburne
Feb
19% Mar
Mar
56c
8%c
17%
101
20c
-1.75.
Ref———.1
Petroleums
14
53% Oct
3.90
.24:'
Mining
Werner
92%
1
Somerville
Jun
14
Waterous
July
13 %c Sep
Sep
15 Va
1
S
Mar
70
Miller
Mines
.9
6.50
—
Sherritt Gordon
Simpsons
665
1,000
375
Sigma Mines Quebec
Siscoe
10
10c
68c
preferred——
Siiverwood
Webb
l ib
—50c
—,
Sheep Creek Gold
Silver
Wayne
Jail
5.90
—
_
—
A
Feb
23 Va
70c
Security Freehold—
Shawinigan Water & Power com
Class A
11%
10%
Debentures—
Sarcee
Sep
Oct
9c
Oct
,
"
...
17
42
—
750
27c
•
'
.1.15
—
W
55
1
—1
■
Sapphire Petroleums
1
Mines
&
G
,
Jujy :
49
V 222,
4.60
.8%
...—
Prod
Amulet
Jan
*12% JUn
%
19%
4.710
;
431* J 44 V«
?
,1 85
——
6.05
5.90
Gold.
43 % f
44.60
~35c'>
...
93
2,165
—-
—•
.25
Exploration—..;
Sep
1
—
Antonio
49%
'*
Mines
Wainwright
14 Vac
,
Sep
Jan
Sep
6c
I6V4
•
common
49 Va
.10
Feb
14 V*
,
l_
..1
100
92%
15%
27
".50
Victoria
Oct
15%
14 V*
1
———100
—-1
—
— —
•26 >2
Violamac
May
92%
.*
class A
Cement
Lawrence Corp common
5%
6t
18
———■
27
;
Power
Wespac
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
1.00
Viceroy Mfg class A
_3.
^ Grey Trust.——
Jan
Sep
Aug
24c
Sep
15%
CO
4.30
1.00
1
Ltd
Ventures Ltd
17%
10c
1,500
V*
11
77c
Feb
Jan
f'C
,
Mar
-
8% Jan
6.490
■
20c
3.90
>1.13 •
Cons
S.T3 Feb
60c
30c
%
Jan
10c
200
49%
,20c
r.
Corp
Oct
22 V*c
4,073
Fortune——.
Sep
15
114,910
10 %c
:— ..10
Feb
Oct
4%
..
8.051
,
Feb
13c
18c
990
100
.—1
50c
100
16%
49
1
*
Upper Canada Mines
Sep
Sep
11,532
13,495
80 %
10c
7%
7%
80
.50c
——r
1.50 Jan
80
5
25c
commons———
40
18c
.6,000
17
8
21c
1.50
Sep
Sep
1.07 Mar
60
20c
17
IZh
1.05
25
New
9Va
1OV4
49
•
Oils
Feb
11C
9
—1
75c
Mar
2.28
5
—1
T__....
trust—
"'United
64c
65c
Oct
5
10/r
-1
Sep
.—1
Mines
United Asbestos
United Canso voting
.50
...
Sep
1.42
Sep
3.50
-
Feb
29
Sep
13c
;16:%
:
Oct
1.26
♦
Consot
;
27c.
"
Rowan
Mining Corp
35c
20 V*
28c
1,750
Jan
■
common.
4 y*c
1.70
Chemical Ltd
—
of Canada
14,070
20 V*
6.000
14c V
V
46,400.
10,000
51c
7,332
32c
2
5c
27C
1
.._2
Rocky Petroleum Ltd ——
Roe (A V) Can Ltd common..
■
Mar
1.81 Maa-
July
1.30
3.65
11c
common
53c
1,500
—1
-————-
Rockwin Mines
Preferred
17c
Jan
Union
15V4 S ep
J 4c
.
Acceptance
Class A preferred—..—.
15'% Mar
Feb
100
32c
•:
27c 28 Vac
3,000
1.35
III
——<--5————•-
Robertson Mfg
Roche Mines
;
Apr
29c
30%
•.
"
Shawkey
Gas
15%
Jun
3.55
J
•
—
■
Uran
Gas„•
Sep
15c
32c
1
48c
21c
1.30
——,
class
City
10%
3.55
—1
4%C
20 VL'C
1.35
__1
Athabasca
;
—,
12,430
,
18
-
High
1J>0-Jun
Sep
22% Sep
' 3,100
10%
18
„
55c
10,653
17c I8V2C
—_
Corps Ltd class A—
United Fuel Inv class A pfd—J
Class B. preferred—
Cfnited Keno Hill —i
20%C
—
'
Twin
33 %C Jun
8%c Jan
5.041
155,650
*
500
*-
25%'
'ltP/a
10'i*
Low
03c
4'24%
25
-
Range Since Jaa.l
High
63c
7.25 Mar
Sep
Sep
V*
75c
Mines
Silk
Jan
ll.c 11%C
Minerals &
Rupununi Mines
Rix
Ultra
95c
.1
ChemicaL
Riverside
Apr
Oct
03<u
Rexspar
Rio
22c
54c
He
Macdonald
Renabie
1,200
4,910
3,395
15%
;
.—
ftayrock Mines———:
Reeves
14c
58c
2.70
10%
■1
u*.
Oil—
Reichhold
13C
67c
Mining
Explorations
7%C Mar
Oil
Shares
63c
1
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibeugamau
55C
2.50
2.65
.1
1
Realm
Mar
Sep
2.50 Aug
11c
Sep
——1
Ltd—————T——
Rainville Mines
Mar
47c
I3c
.1
—
Uranium
Triad
71c
4c
2,000
Pipeline
Mar
for Week
Low
-L-l
Line
Resources
76c
55c
Quonto Petroleum
Reef
4c
4C
.1
Quebec Natural Gas
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Ranger
.
Prairie
Sep
Sep
11c
.1
—
Pine
Transcontinental
Sep
16c
18c
Quebec Metallurgical
Radiore
8,766
19c
1
...
—
Mines——
Mtnitou
16c
.1
.1
Quebec Ascot Copper.
—
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp..
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
20c
18C
1959
Sales
Range
Par
Jan
Trans
■
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
'
—II—III
Purdex Minerals Ltd
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
"High
Low
Par
Mines-
Uranium
Pronto
Monday, October 26
MARKETS
for Week
Last
Sale Price
.
ENDED OCTOBER 23
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
.
.
r
1
——
Ex-rights.
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Ex-stock
-
Ex-dividend.
y
dividend
■
Volume
Number 5893
190
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1771)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
-
,
Quotations
for
Friday
October
43
SECURITIES
88
The
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do
actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range within which these
securities could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid")
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on
request. The "National" list is composed of
securities
r;-r_v'
:
'
1 which have a wide national distribution.
not
or
represent
•
Bid
Industrials and
Far
Bid
Portsmouth
Ask
fotttsn
Par
•
Bid
Ask
1
10
;_1
—
Cement
Corp
Express Co
American
American
Attier
10
26%
21
43%,
Grolier
39%
42
austin-Bacon
2
Co
83 V4
40 Vb
39% '
AMP
40 Vb
Incorporated.::
Anheuser-Busch
Inc
Co
-——I
4'4--
Arizona
Public
Service
Co
Arkansas
Missouri
Western
pas
Art
Metal
Arvida
Spring
Products
E*- 3
Aztec
lor
Oil
1
Bell
(A
A
Gas
Bemls
Bros
Houston
23 >
243h;
Houston
Natural
Houston
Oil
18 3 it
68
Light Co
Bryson Inc
&
Inc
Browt>
15Tb
$1.20
71/8
73%
California
Oregon
California
Water
Water
Canadian
&
Power
Delhi
31 Vb
34%
24%
Skil
26 Va
56 Vb
60 Vb
Class
Diver Services
A
Iowa
Public
Southern
Service
5
18 %
19%
Co—15
28%
30
Central Indiana Gas Co..
Louisiana
Central
PiiIillcTlUtity
Central Soya Co.
Jefferson
—5
14 Vb
7%
Co
Jervls Corp
1
15%
36 Vb
26%
271%
6 Vb
6%
13%
551/2
60
Steel
Kaiser
Corp
preferred
$1.46
5%
2 6 Vb
28%
Central
Central
VI,
Pub
.24%.
Common
Serv Corp
class
Collins
6
Co
-40J4-
67'%
28%
20
12 3
4
26
Producing Co—1
7%
171/a
18 Va
231/8
24%
8%
9'%
1
29'%
311/B
Freight
(A
Tel
Co
E)
Stekoll
10
28%
31»8
Kentucky
10
35%
38
Blower
Lau
6 Va
31
33 Vb
25
62',2
Westcoast
37'
West
32
23%
25'/4
28%
30%
-1
'—l-
Trust
Go
ria..
Jc.,
24
MBrmoifHerrington Co Inc
111/4
12%
22 3
24%
26
28 '.4
St
Colorado Gil A Oas
10 Vb
11% "
Moiyiand
25 Vb
27%
Broad
19%
Maxson
10
7%
McLean
"ont.iih" i*«i
Cook-Coffee
Craig
13
Wurlltzer
321%
351/8
1
15Vb
16%
10
Bid
Company
Crouse-Hinds Co
PioimcLs—.5
15%
17
Meredith
38
40%
51 Vb
44
275
24
16
90Vb
11%
18 Vb
191/2
Chemical Bank
25 Vb
27%
Trust
Inc./.——1
18
19%
Citizens
38
17%!
18 Vb
8
...—
5
24 V%
1%
common
.24%
8%
Microwave
Assoc
tdienle-Gross-Dexter
Class
26 U
A
Inc—
7 Vb
Inc..
Laboratories
Miller Mfg
2
281
.a.yuiieapolJs
Cutter Laboratories class A_—1
16
17%
14
15%
B
,.1
.
Machine
Uaniy
"Darling (L A)
Specialties
.!_
Co
Uellii-Taylor oil Corp
Dentists'
Detroit
Detroit
Internal
Di-Noc
Diebokl
&
Dura
Co
Bosh
(1
Eastern
Utilities
Paso
47%
42
45V8
27'.2
45
Laboratory
62
66 Vb
25 Vb
27 >4
1
10
21/2
64
68 Vb
Oil
Corp——B
21%
23'/4
Corp A com_50c
19 Vb
21
&
National Shirt
Shops of Del—1
13%
14%
29%
New
&
48%
Nicholson
Class
B
common
2 2 Vb
24
-*
20'A
22
Thermador
15'/2
16%
24%
Nortex
Oil
50c
1
21%
North
Eng
.20%
11
11%
13%
44%
19 Va
21 Vb
34%
131/2
14%
1
19Vb
21
Cor;%»»—.1
9Vb
Elec
Corp
Gas Corp
&
Coal——
American
t
-
9%
E'mnart
Mlg Co.
Empire State Oil Co
7%
1
9%
1
10c
23%
25%
31/2
51%
_
First
Natl
11
Boston
First
Fisher Governor
Florida
Footp
Class
Fri
17%
19'/H
3
21%
22%
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
1
32
35%
River
Prod—10c
wwesterr,
Pub Serv Co
Old
Oil
Olln
Otter
Gas
&
12%
161/2
18
B
Corp
Power
Tail
5Vi
11%
32
*
Gen
Pacific
Far
34 %
First
Robinson Co__.6
15%
171/4
Glrard
Electronics—90c
'9%
10%
6%
371/4
391/2
Harris
16 Vb
18
12%
13%
*»r
Parker
3%
4%
27%
29%
yin
171/4
18%
Hannifin Corp
1
26i/2
281%
Indus
10
31%
33 Vb
Pennanente
Gas Corp
2.50
Telep (Calif) 5% pfd
20
Telep Co of the 8outhwest
191/2
20
1
18%
Pickering
Tool
Co
of
25
4
Rubber
<
ol
75 Vb
36
39%
J)
22 Vb
42%
A
Tradesmen's
Trust
61
91 Vb
346
64%
94%
361
63
66 Vb
52 Vb
56
Bank
(Philadelphia)——20
Boston
10
93 Vb
157
98%
172
40 Va
43%
62
20
87%
18'/4
20%
9%
10%
20
85
(Wash)—20
47
Union Trust Co
69
73%
Seattle
1st
71
75%
Second
Bank-State
82%
85%
Trust
Second
46
37%
Bk
50%
Street
Mass)
Natl Bank of
20
89%
10
Phlla
85
35
38%
48 %
34
Natl
(Boston
Security
10
First Natl Bank
Angeles)
(Los
37%
IB
51 Vb
54V4
York—10
58%
12%
55%
Natl Long Island N Y.0
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10
Sterling Natl Bk dz Tr Co
22%
24 Vb
49
53%
Security
35 Vb
Bk
47 Vb
83%
65 Vb
Long
Exch
43
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—0
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
(New
37%
Trust
66
70%
County
(Jersey
Hudson
City
Tr
10
Providence
Industrial
lnt'1
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Bk
National
J) —
N
Co
33
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ol
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Union
25
City)—8
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Y)_10
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York)
Co
19 Va
41%
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20
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footnoted
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New
of
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of
(N
43%
46%
10
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28%
30%
2%
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United
10%
10
51
55
33%
93%
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Co—
10
States
31%
Trust
(N Y>—20
90%
Arts).®
47%
51%
18%
20%
(Boston)
States
21%
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1
9V4
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37%
421/4
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9%
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45%
19%
Co
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10
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43
Bk
(Cleveland)
United
10
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17Vb
38%
of
Bank
(Wash
Irving Trust Co
Bank
10 Vb
2P%
N
40 Vb
35
Hudson
9 Vb
91/2
33
566
20%
Provident
Hartford Natl Bank A Tr Co..10
3cy2
27%
30%
530-
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10
2
71%
(Hackensack
97
26'/4
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41%
551/4
24%
3/<
56 Vb
37%
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
Pittsburgh National Bank——20
91
—1
42
52 Va
53
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
52%
Bk
Co
109
Bank
of
New
Sav
Natl
purtrlf p"
34%
iChlc)..20
&
Industrial
40
Louis
(NY)„20
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Corn
Bank
Tr
Industrial
•
39%
6
13%
1%
of St
Bank
Bank
20%
Corp
65
49
St Louis
Boston..12%
Banking
Philadelphia)..10
1
12%
Gas Co
Lumber
36
Bank of
18%
——
(Chicago)—100
10
1
Cement
:
Trust
Rochelle
Trust
61
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Bottlers—1
General
Natural
month
20
of
Sulphur
Pfaudler-Permutlt
"loneer
191%
t0r
America—5
Mines
Corp
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Pepsi-Cola
Co
&
Uranium
Packaging
Pendleton
preferred
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■)
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Rlggs Natl Bk of WaBh D C—20
Natl
Hanover
Light Co..
8%
36%
Co
35%
270
11
Power
21
38%
12%
New Eng Trust Co (Boston).100
New Jersey Bank A Trust Co. 11
44%
&
Island N Y
Mercury
19%
-9%
Natl State Bk of Newark
Tr
83%
32 Vb
Essex
A
41%
Westchester
New
Newark
10
Bk
County
Franklin
Gamble
8 Vb
'124%
Pennsylvania
Pacific
46%
Co
Banking Co (N J)
20
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12%
Atlanta)
1
First
Pacific
9%
National
43Vb
(Baltimore)
& Trust Co
5'/t
(Minn).. 10
7.80
47%
City
Pacific
18%
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4'/2
B
Line
East
43
*
1
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10
(Albany)
92 Vb
j'.
32Vb
104
Co
78
A
30%
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23
8%
34%
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Bank
28%
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62 Vb
1
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•
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36
257
Comercial
44%
First
of
Pabst
(N Y)
Natl
National
821/2
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Gen
First
Passaic
4%
1
Coal Corp
Ben
Airmotive
8%
Co
Natl Bank
2IV2
5
Packing
Service
First
20
(Newark)—10
First Natl
Miss
oxiahoma
Co
First Natl Bank of Chicago—100
First Natl Bank of Dallas
_10
First Natl Bank 1 Jersey Clty)_25
1
B
50
Detroit
Westchester.5
6%
Camden
21
8
(SF)_10
(Camden N J)
Bk
—19
Gas
Natural
Co
First Natl
12 Hit
74'/4
Northwest
Trust
Fiduciary Trust
20
cl A—5
5
—-
Fidelity Un Tr Co
1
Co
Corp
Gear At Mach
i.
Garluck
Gas
Steel
pros
119%
28 Vb
Plains
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY).IO
78%
Corp
(White
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
Empire Trust Co iN Y)
*
10
Financial
Brothers Co
33Vb
Trust Co
York).—
2.50
Corp
Charter
Fisher
J
(Chicago)
12
11%
_
Mortgage^Assn.lOO "57
40%
Bank
69 Vb
Water Co $4
National
352
87%
First Natl
—B
Co
Gas
Pacific
o
Federal
332
25
4
10%
Equity Oil Co
48 Vb
50
Co
Bank & Tr Co_12'/a
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pfd_*
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371/4
2
File
Northeastern
14%
42 '/8
Gas
29%
of
City Bank (Cleve)—16
First Bank Stk Corp
Assoc—8
Co
Norrls
8%
_1
Inc
Tmst
Ffdelity-Phila
56%
27'%
of
Bank
National
26 Vb
New
52%
Bank
National
86%
Corrfmercial Trust of N
Cdunty
19%
(Texas)—*
Co
Capital
26%
10
National
47 Vb
Connecticut
24 Vb
164
75
47'A
82
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
95
156
103 Vb.
(Chicago) .25
16%
1
30%
31%
63%
15%
Co
28%
100 Vb
44 Vb
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Co
60 Vb
25
York
60%
National
15'/4
17Vb
10
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Corn
Electronics
i
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Nalco Chemical Co__
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18%
73 Vb
50o
50c
Co
Inc..
Associates
Electric
Electro-Voice
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44 lb
20
69Vb
New
10
City Natl Bk & Tr
25%
25%
57%
43%
10
—
Southern
(Savannah)
30%
24%
32'A
24 Vb
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
of
14 Vb
Co
Homes
2
Nat Gas
Industries
Economics
National
23
.
Eastern
El
45 V8
of America—
Tennessee
East
42
1
63%
York
Co
&
108
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New
141/B
Gas
7%
60 %
33 Vb
;
—r
national
5
Merchants Natl Bk of Bostou.10
5%
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20%
.2 Vb
Corp
Fuel
26%
1
—.,
preterence
Rubber
mountain
19%
2
tt
Dynamics
Moliawk
MeUuu Mail Bk At Tr Co (Pgh)-2B
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis28
47%
321/4
Gas Co
Utilities
24'b
...—1
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Inc..——
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Co
,
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Dunham
Sons
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11%
24%
13
j
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14%'
23 V4
Missouri-Kansas
1
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Arts
9 Vb
10 Vb
2%-.
Bridge Co
Corp
Duffy-Molt
Dim
Y
Inc
Donnelley
13%
runnel Corp
Chemical
Dictaphone
8%
1
——1
Supply Co of N
& Canada
__5
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46%
44 Vb
31
30
29'A
43Vb
8
101
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
(NY)_12i/a
Bk
28
5
Pipe Line Co.5
Valley
49 %
,
Phlla.10
of
5'/4
Co
Gas
93%
.
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y>—10
Manufacturers & Traders
Trust (Buffalo)
0
Cleve—16
J)
of
Bk
30 %
Co—
Mississippi
Bank
Natl
—B
1
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Class
46
Bid
25%
67
10
1
22 Vb
96
;
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(Phila)
1
2034
Inc..
Co
Natl
Bank
"
common
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Companies
Par
48%
(N
Chase Manhattan
1C%
Publishing Co
5
Metropolitan
Broadcasting——1
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
..B
36
12 Vb
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y).
-20
Liberty Real Estate Bk & Tr
Co (Philadelphia)
10
Long Island Trust Co
0
61 Vb
40 Vb
(N
Co
Centl-Penn
•—_!
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Trust
Central
91
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5
76'/4
23
54
11%
Nassau County N Y.
72
1
12%
50
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t
20
23'/4
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18
11%
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100
Co
—5
Co—...1
16'/4
Wyandotte Chemicals
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2Vb
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Gross
4 Vb
St
McNeil
—
41%
0
11%
1
Louis
McLouth Steel Corp—
Rubber
Systems
lc
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Boatmen's
25
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3
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23%
t
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35%
38%
10
1
10
23%
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12%
33'/2
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(Newark)_25
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21%
Lines
11 %
Conversion Co
Virginia
Trust
2.50
Co
Cocper Tire &
Marquard Corp,————1
of
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Corp
0
Wisconsin Power & Light Co—10
Wood
11
Rock
15%
43
Witco
Bank of New York
431/4
Consolidated
14%
40'A
5%
Corp
27 Vb
1
20%
Inc
25%
7.80
4%
(8 F)
Bank ol Commerce
50 3e
40 Vb
&
Co
Whiting
26 Vb
.
Gas
18 3/i
*j 1
39%
nnloredo, 'nierstate Oas Co.__5
Colorado Milling & Elev Co
.1
Corp
Machine
191/2
41'/a
Natural
1
Gas
47
Bankers
6%
18'/8
38'/4
Lt &
2Va
Service
36%
Bank
__1
Manufacturing Co.*
Telephone Co_ 10
Massachusetts Cos
1
Point
29%
1
1.25
Par
American
15%
Corp
17%
27%
CO
Bank of America N T & S A
22%
Power
16'A
Weyerhaeuser Timber
34 3a
iy*
141/4
Gas
31%
•
Transmission
Ar*-
2IV4
Frelglitwuys
8%
291/4
71/4
Bank and Trust
1
1
Connecticut Light &
35%
7%
1
"
1
Consol
21%
331/4
1
6 Vb
26%
Inc
Common wealth
64%
20 %
7
-
Maremont
17 Vb
59
60%
58
8%
Western
Propane
Marlln-Rockwell
__25
55%
35%
8
7%
Gas
38'/2
Corp com—3
Gas
6%
Suburban
23%
preferred
B
Co—10
Co
Western
16
35%
conv
33Vb
(S D) Co
Western
17
21%
$1.25
31
♦
Brothers
Warren
57 V2
15
•
—
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.
40%
15%
& Electric Co—16
Auto
19
1
"54 Vb
Corp
Stubnitz Greene Corp
1
....
inc
Warren
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13%
1
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33 Vb
5
Wells
1
Co
Co
Gas
&
Corp..1
Corp.
1
Petroleum
ottii
Madison
12%
13%
71/4
Mfg & Sales Co
Macmlllan
25%
50o
25
,
Strutbers
1
Inc—
50%
23 Vb
19%
Co
Stores
Ludlow
31%
471/4
5
1
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
Liberty Lo^in Corp—_——1
& Co Inc dftm tSl Bi-5'
Ling-Altec Electronics
50c
steel
39%
12 Vb
0
Co
1
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star
17
29%
Grocery Co
Warner
30%
15%
Washington Steel Corp
Watson Bros Transport "A"
Wesco Financial Corp
2.50
Steel
11%
6%
Von's
5%
11%
28%
37'A
Vitro Corp of Amer:
8%
48'/4
4%
10%
9
Co
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Vb
25%
2%
Power
Oil
251/.1
44
1
42
17%
Southern
8
24 Vb
241/4
36V8
10%
25
Peninsular
32
5
23%
331/2
39
—lc
Plus
7%
3%
22'A
10
Suburban
Lanolin
29%
Co.
3
Landers Frary & Clark
131/4
Washington Natural
1
-
22
12%
18
Stepan Chemical
Stouffer Corp
5
—1
20
54 Vb
Delaware
153b
Co
73%
21
non-voting
14%
Koehrlng
Upper
Utah
Stanley Home Products Inc—
3
Kratter Corp class A—
70
16%
Register
Trecker Corp
Kennametal Inc
Inc
32%
_i
3V4
50
Kearney
Co
30
19Vb
Steamship
Hotels
•
1
Pressed
Common
1
2'/a
Rtatler
Utilities Co
30%
Co
Co.
2'/a
42
&
21V2
States Truck Lines Inc_l
Utilities Inc
10
United
11
24%
19%
Co..
Mfg
Fruit &
1
Inc
Sys
Co
Electric
2'/2
Stores
uoiuiiiai
-
States
Carbon
Standard
55Vb
13%
1
Gas
39
v
5%
16 »/H
.33Vic
24%
Gas Co—
Stanley Works.—
21'%
5
15
Prod__
1
Union
26 Vb
uuue
1
Corp
Oas
Radio
27
.2,6%—
.33 Vbc
B
Engines
stales
63 3»
10
Ous Co.—
Citizens ntil Co com cl A
r*on«:t,n1
4
14%,.
Chattanooga
Clinton
35%
35 %
--5-7J-+-
45%
Standard
23%
33
*
42'A
421/2
Keystone Portland Cem Co
A
25
1
Eng Tel Co
24%
Ketchum
10
30Vb
Power Co
39
27Vb
22
52
•
48
48%
Telephone Co—
1
common
251/4
13 %
Corp
28
Nevada
Power
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co.lO
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
44 3/4
3 Vb
191/4
Water Co
Gas
Stores
Inc
United
13%
Stand
6 Vb
——1
16 Vb
20%
Sprague
15%
Electric
15
17%
Staley
9Vb
22 Vb
United 'States Leasing
Corp
1
United States Servaterla
Corp.l
United States Sugar Corp
1
Vb
19 Vb
Spector
44%
17%
Co.lOc
Devel
Nat
Drug
Daee
Nat
Bk
'
4%
47%
_*
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United States Chem Mil Corp_1
47»/4
12 Vb
Speer
Vb
45 Vb
i.
13%
41
5
Maine^Power.Co
Central
50%
12%
—•
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Electric
46 Vb
1
22
5
Southwestern
1
Inc
20%
43
10c
Southwest
Co
*
Southwestern Elec Service Co—1
266
Utilities
y
Central
250
10%
8%
"
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Tractor Supply Co.
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co J
36%
Co—•
Southern
1
Jamaica, Water Supply
331/4
Oil &
Southern New
Inc—
common
36 Vb
123/4
Products Corp
lu
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
Central Electric & Gas Co...3%
Central 111 Elec & Gas Co.!
10
Shore
Colorado
17%
rio
Tracerlab Inc
50 %
9%
34%
Co
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
Calif
l6Vb
47
1
2
Southern
Corp
25%
Steel
Cable
Southern
:L
Carpenter Paper Co
&
Southern
5
91/4
Corp
14%
Co—
8 Vb
2
I6V4
Securities
8%
9
.
VVb
Power Co
Simplex Wire
22%
24 Vb
Sys_l
441/4
common
States
29%
8'/a
4%
Corp.
Topp Industries Inc..
5%
71/4
& Co
Pacific
•
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.
5 'A
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1
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26
(G D)
8%
l
Seismograph Service Corp
South
27 V4
Towmotor Corp
20c
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Inc
13%
Jack
341/B
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Bantam
Homes
Searle
6%
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Cannon Mills class B
com—2r
Carlisle Corp.,—
Ceco
79 Vb
3334
25
28V'4
26'/J
•
New
Three
10%
29%
28
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9%
1
;
44'A
28
Tokhelm
15
30%
33 Vb
12%
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:
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Scholz
45%
30 Vb
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Telep Co..
11%
37
Iowa
14'b
10%,
1
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41ib
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1
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Corp
Motor
Jeasop Steel Co
Interstate
Thrifty
Bakeries
9%
7
14%
Engineering Corp—*
18%
28
—10c
37
Interstate
16%
•
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70 Vb
131/a
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13
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55
Sabre-Pinon
26%
.
6
1
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15%
104
4%.
1
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass-
34 Vb
—10
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Co
interstate
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18
1
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Co
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9 1/8
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Water
&
Water
Interstate
22
163/4
Gas
Inc
17 Vb.
66'/a
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8
30
201/4
i
California
Calif
26'%
7%
10
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International Textbook Co
29
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11 n/4
24
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Indianapolis
1
Beryllium Co.,
Buckeye Steel Castings
Byllesby
Indiana
14%
11
preferred__25
wng
Corp
17.
44
13 Vb
1
Inc
5
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Thermo King Corp_^
22 Jb
16%
1
Ryder System Inc,—
Sierra
Mills
Head
20% /,
41 Vb
National Petroleum—1
Texas Natural Gasoline
Corp—1
Textron Inc 1959 warrants.^
29%
.
75%
1
Indian
!
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14 Vb
98
0
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50 Vb
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1
41
1
Brush
Burndv
4%
22'/4
1
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•
161/4
■
27 Vb
12
Co_,^
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Rice Mills Inc..3Vb
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25c
40%
15'%
24%
Husky Oil Co..
1
Stores
&
Bullock's
;
16
42 Vb
;
Eastern Transmit
Corp.7
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Pipeline Ca4
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Myers Inc
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Co
13%
20 Vb
1
Telecomputing
,32%
%40%
24 Vb
3
Roddis Plywood Corp.
Rose Marie Reid
19%
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•U10%
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Rockwell
9 Vb
38
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Robertson
6%
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Paper Corp ADR
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64
25
Power &
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Tekoll
-
451%
12 Vb
Robbins
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9Vb
37 Vb
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1
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2
Corp
12%
•
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1
Co
Hathaway Inc.
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Billups Western Pet Co________1
Black
48'/4
1
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Bug Co
Hills
b
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Ask
121/4
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Tampnx Inc
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20 Vb
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59
15 5 &
45'4
Co
Republic Natural Gas
.
13%
Inc_ii__T0e
263,4>
-
36%
Riley
Engineeringi__'__l
24 Vb.
10
J)
Berkshire
Payne
6Vb
;
30%
1
11%
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Gosxert
Beneficial
&
Voltage
tngn
1
1
Taft
Texas
121
Hilton 'Credit. Corp——_1
Hoover Co class A——/—-2 Vb
Laboratories
Bayless
Helmerick
Corp
Richardson Co.
116
36 3 4
*
Corp
Purolator Products
Ill
Hearst Cons Publication^ cl A-25
Helene Curtis Ind class A——Ll
24%
Bates Mfg Co
Baxter
28V«.
split
&
Purex
178
115
Hanna (M A) Co class Acom.10
Class B comtnoh
/
^^^10
21 Vb
10
30 Vb
341/4
18%.
34 5 a
''
1.2.50 %
i.
19'/«
0
Sugar
Ltd
103
22 Vb
Corp
new
S
Mexico
Alegre
Bid
1
4%
30%
Controls.
&
__1
Construction
Associated
.
20
Hamp
New
30%
Xerox. Inc.:—.—
..5
10
Corp
Avon-
Chemicals
Haloid
59
5
Co
Co
Cq
New
of
.28'.b
17%
5
Power
Arkansas
of
168
55
1
Co
Pub Serv Co
Ralston Purina
Hagan
V-j
43Vl.--a'
26%
common—_l
preferred
Pub Serv
31 Vb
20%
,:'28%
„
16
5 Vb
38
Puma
24%
;
4%
1
Puoco Petroleum
19 Vb
Society
_—l
Mfg' Corp/—12.50
49V»
.
10c
22 Vb
42%
•-
14%
Vb
2
29
Cu___0
79 Vb
45%
Farms
Brlcx
1
Pipe & Const Co
1
Am^r-Saint Gobain Corp___7.50
Partic
Fire
ft
Green
•
Par
Susquehanna Corp
Byntex Corporation
23%
21V
351,4
—
»a
.^iccn
Mountain Power Corp—5
Grlnnell
Corp
•
American
Arden
.
%
0
Aak
22
20 Vb
4
Greetings CI "A"
Supply Corp
Hospital
American-Marietta
48
24%
20%
5
biddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
Glasspar Co
a——-1
11',:!
44%
American Biltrite Rubber Co_100
•auiei
%
'
1
America.
Producing Properties Inc
'
Aero-vox Corp
Mr Products Inc..
Corp
Co of
(Phoenix
•
'
1
44
(1772)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 26, 1959
,
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
Mutua
Mutual
Par
Fund*—
Abeideen
Mutual
Fund
2.07
frill Resources Fund
1.25
Inc
7.50
Investment
American
Business Shares
1
',4.32
American
Investors Fund
1
014.64
American
Mutual
Inc—1
8.74
Fund
Research" & Development-•
Amer
Par
Funds—
25o
Fund
Affiliated
Bid
Associated Fund
30
fnvestment
Investors
10
11.16
12.20
Aetna
10
221
Fund——1
35.08
35.78
1
29%
12.49
Agricultural Insurance Co
_*
American Equitable Assur—5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
27%
11.49
38
40%.
of
Trust
Research
Boston—1
iThei
Keystone
Custodian
Mutual Fund—1
1.74
5.68
B-l
(Invest, lent
Axe-Houghlon Fund MA'' Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B'' inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp_lo
5.71
6.21
B-2
(Medium Grade
iLow
9.63
10.52
9.26
10.11
14.27
15.58
18.42
20.09
13.38
S-2
12.69
13.85
American
17.04
18.42
S-3
(Speculative Com
Stk)__ 1
13.63
14.87
50c
12.77
13,81
S-4
(Low
Stks)_l
12.34
13.46
1
13.58
14.88
13.05,
14.12
7.71
8.43
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Knickerbocker
.
1
13.83
14.95
Lauard
Canadian
Fund Inc.——1
17.42
18.85
Lexington
Canadian
International
—1
9.27
10.13
Century Shares Trust———-1
Chase Fund of Boston—_s
1
Chemical Fund Inc———50c
8.71
9;42
12.68
13.80
Ltd—
Securities
Christiana
preferred
1%
Growth
Ltd—
Fund
Corp—100
Energy
owionial
Fund
-100
—1
Shares
1
inc———
Commonwealth
De
Metal
shares
2.55
shares———lc
18.79
17.11
14.45
15.62
18 li
shares
;i...
—_
-
-■■■■
Fund
20
24.51
of
7.32
18.09
1
&
Mutual
Mutual Trust
10.41
11.44
9.11
10.10
20.73
2.91
15.43
23.40
Bond
Howard—
Fund,———
1
1
Fund
Capital
Corp.——1
Investment vurp—l
22.66
24.22
25.31
8%
9%
7.10
7.76
New
New
—10
Fund Inc_;
19.74
7.96
8.25
1
Inc
16
22.68
9.84
10.79
3.48
3.78
19.32
20.90
12.66
13.69
11.80
5.74
6.27
1
8.18
6.32
8.76
12.37
13.37
1
shares
17.31
Oppenheimer
17.20
18.59
4.26
4.66
Industrial
Fund
Inc_l
Franklin
41),s FcJ)
Preferred
Peoples
•
series
lc
11.30
lc
5.78
6.38
———1
9.38
10.28
series
Investors
Securities
Corp——
Fund Inc
Fund
1
Price
(T
5.47
15.70
5,98
10.21-
11.13
]
23.16
23.3*
THH
—8.59 "
13.03
1
1.88
2.04
Puritan
Fund
Inc—
1
7.90
8.54
Capital Corp
1
16.17
17.48
Putnam
(Geo)
Fund
1
14.20
15.43
1
7.16
7.78
Putnam Growth Fund
Quarterly
Group Securities—
:
lAutoinobile
le
shares
Aviation-Electronics—
,
10.38
Dist
1
Scudder
Fund
Stevens &
17.39
18.90
liic—.1
Shares
Scudder
11.37
>
6.98
7.59
25c
12.35
13.95
of Canada
Clark
'
Electrical
Equip
Shares—lc
-
Building
shares
Capital Growth Fund
10.19
11.16
7.48
8.18
Fund
Inc
*
Scudder Stevens
lc
lc
7.85
8.61
l
a29.13
lc
14.32
15.68
Selected
1.25
9.76
(TheJ Slock Fund-lc
shares
—lc
13.21
14.46
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
11.42
Ins, Co
of
37%
13)#
393.»,
Peerless. Insurance Co__—
55
42 3
Phoenix
8514
30h,
Republic
26)4
63) 2
67)2
7134
75 V!
19
203«
_i
43«
5
46)!
49
(N Y)———2
Quaker City Lile
28'2
105
112
1934
2134
Ins
Insurance
(Pa)^
(Texas)—lo
72
52
Paul
Fire
Seaboard
Marine
&
Life
Ins
—6.25
37
39:4,
23
24:,i-
$6.50
37)4
39.J
Standard
Co
1
179
preferred
.10
80
85 !»
Travelers
5
48
507K
United
Co
of
Y)
96'4
Amer
83)!
2.50
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__lo
Fire
U
28 7i:
39)!
42
2
27)4
29 Va
the
Y
N
48 3-»
34 3 i;
27
2
Insurance Co in
of
45)2
313 4
3
—
S Life
9<„
27)1
S
City
57
8)4
7934
S
34^
31V#
107
53'2
5
Co__
U
101
31
29 "4
102
25
4%
4:,a
Ins„lo
7.90
8.66
Smith
15.31
Weslchester Fire
point represent
one
or
32mls
more
of
pohit
a
June
15,
10.18
11.15
15,
July
S'/bS
99.22
I960---.,——
I960—
15,
April
1963
99.28
99.25
....
Federal
Natl
10,
Federal
99.29
5s
4s
10,
11,
April
Hand
Jan
5
99.30
Hunk
I960
100.7
1,
i960
Feb.
1,
1960—
37«s
April 20,
99.30
100
—
June
10, 1960
Aug. 23, I960
5?8S Sept 11, 1961
3Mm Feb. 13. 1962—
100.7
1960
3,
1961
Sept. HO, -1961—
4s,
100.10
April
May
47iiS Aug
3
\\s
May 1,
May 2.
100.20
100.28
4
)!s
Mar.
96.20
3J/4S March 11, 1963
4'/aS Nov. 12, 1963
234S
'96.28
4%s
94.16
973»
Ol3.!
9214
96 *4
10, 1965
March 11, 1968
97I
971^
June
94.24
97)ii
973-4
98.8
98/
4
98 3j
97 3 4
1962—
20
99,20
98.28
98-
—
1,15)62!
99.8
99.20
98.20
I960
99
99.26
99.14
1,
99.12
99.12
99.22
4s
4
99.28
100.4
99.8
33a.s
100
99.24
3%s
100.2
—
2'/4S Feb.
33!s
94 'A
100.1
100.10
^
Hotuis—
100.4
98):
100.1
99.30
—
100.11
99.29
1960
1960
1959
2las June
i959—_______
10,1959
March
5.30s
1,
100.1
Mortgage Assn—
Nov.
4Iks Feb 1. I960
538S April 4. 1960
Dec
100.7
——
I960——
15,
4 lis
100.1
Ask
Cooperatives—
99.27
99.24
99.24
I960——
for
99.26
99.30
I960;
15,
Bid
Banks
98)4
100
100.8
>
1963
9212
93
1966
913
92)4
20,
March
1968
20
4
96
—
1969
97
96 3 4
43(i8 July 15, 1969
3 las April 1, 1970
4 )aS Oct,
1, 1970-1967
3'L.s May 1. 1971
97 31
-983/4
993
4
899 !
90 V!
97)2
98)2
88)2"
89)3
16.78
Food
General Bond shares
Amer
3s/as
Clark-
Shares
(Edison
Soutliwestern
B)
Fund
1
Investors Inc____1
6.95
7.62
Sovereign
8.07
8.85
Institutional
shares—lc
7.63
7.95
State Street Investment Corp--*
Stein Roe & Furnliam
shares——lc
13.46
14.74
—lc
6.29
6.90
Stock
——lc
9.63
10.55
Sterling
._lc
2.19
shares——_lc
6.32
Bond
Merchandising
Mining
lc
shares
Petroleum
Railroad
shares—
Bond
shares
RR Equipment
Balanced
2.42
15.57
rexas .fund
9.21
10.07
12.08
Growth
——lc
8.18
8.97
lc
11.34
Mutual Fund
Hamiitdu
F/nds
Inc_:—1
Haydock Fund Inc
a
of
1
tien Fund Inc 10c
Shares
fund
—
fund
5.46
Science
fund.
13:69
a25.72
Value Line
Canada
-1
Ltd
-1
Fund IUc—
7.15
6:04
—10c
3.63
9.53
10.42
9.43
10.19
Fund
lc
12.38
13.54
10.74
11.75
Inc
Institutional
Fund-lc
11.00
12.03
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Institutional insur Fund
lc
6.67
7.30
11.77
12.88
Wall Street
Investing Corp
1
7.97
10.28:
11.23
11.76
99.26
99.28
4s
99.29
l'.is
April
4s
Aug.
-
1959_
100.4
Feb.
1DG2
15,
1962—
1,
15.
1962——.
98.3C-
99.20
2r,iis
May
15.
I960
99.13
April
1,
1961
15,
Aug.
IV2S Oct.
99.15
100.6
—
100.8
15.
,
H'as April
4s
1.
15,
May
96.8
—
1961—,
HlsS Oct,
96.16
1'/as
April
I,
99.2
434S
May
15.
99.18
5s
1,
1961
99.12
1,
1961
95
93.8
■
97.26
,
94.6
91.8
91.16
>
98.12
—
1963
I,
99.28
94.2
1963—
97.24
94.8
99.24 1
97.22
1963—
97.16
,
"J
93
1963.:
98.30
,
99.10
94
98.22
Feb.
98.12
'./
; 99.6
—
1962
99.18
May
Alk
98.8 •»'
I960
1.
1C0.6
95.8
'
12.78
1
14.13
15.40
1
12.67
13.70
1
6.05
6.52
Equity Fund
Fund
Rid
15,
I960—
8.71
1
Wellington Fund—
Whitehall
3r'i.s Feb.
15.
Mutual
Investors Fund Inc
Wellington
100.6
96.16
90.8"
1964
1964;
90.16
88.24
1964
89.4
100.8>"
100.12
Aug. 15,
His Oct. 1, 1964_
101.6
101.10
.>
87.2 H
88
Situations
Washington
.'
92 >2
3.97
Special
Ltd—
94 •').
point
a
Ajnil
4s
X5.53
Income .Fund Iuc
Line
Inst Foundation Fr.nd___j.__lc
17.50
X6.54
Line
Value
Fund
32nds ol
more
or
May
IV2S
1
Value
8.93
.
15,
one
l)i:S Oct/1, 1962
33is Nov.
15. '1962—
35h
—1
■2m
1
16.10
:,.F
91)2',
93
1972
Maturity—
99.25
Aug. 15, 1960
Has Oct. 1. 1960
14.96
funds
I960
4 *4s
8.11
11.93
United
3'/aS Nov.
31!s
13.77
7.42
10.98
2.50
Growth
12.67
1
at
Fund——1
Bank
1
fund Shares-1
8.19
Inc
Incorporated, Investors
Institutional
Accumulated
Income
1
Boston
Incorporated Income
Institutional
6.37
United
4.93
Fund
5.83
inc—
United
4.99
15.
IV2S
Century Growtu lnv_
United' Cunt inch!
1972-1967
15.
3V2S
7.14-.
United
Feb.
Treasury Notes (Contiuued)-
May 15, i960—
Treasury Notes—
6.53
til nils
15.
Ask
100.4
4s
._lc
18.81
10c
Income
L
20.81
10c
3%-s Feb
International
18.26
H-C7
Income.Found
&
20.19
Inc—
Series H-DA
Series
S
'
..
Fund
Twentieth
Uniied
InC—
U
Giovyih
12.42
Industry Shares Inc.—1
Guardian
Townsend
.
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness—
33«S NOV.
15, 1959
16.97
6.93
10.82
shares--,
Maturity—
a36.81
12.S5
9.88
—.—
Figures alter decimal point represent
4
27.29
11.03
Utilities
Fund
1
4 )«s
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
15.88
38 3
1969
37/as Sept.
14.96
14.50
12.24
_lc
lobacco
Inc
13.84
36 34
27.02
lie
shares
Fund
_1
1
Railroad Slock shares
.
Investors
43aS April 10,
Investment Fund Inc J
1'elevision-Electronics Fund—1
Steel
'uc_
,
Wlscousin Fund Inc
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Oebentures
Rate
Da ted
Due
Ri«l
Ask
Rate
Dated
3.45C
2-
2-59
11-
2-59
99.30
100
4.45%
7-
1-59
4-
4-60
3.75%
3-
2-59
12-
1-59
99.29
100
418%
8-
3-59
5-
2-60
3.75 %
4-
99.28
1-59,
1-
4-60
99.23
4.65s
9-
1-59
6-
1-60
99.26
99.27
Due
Bid
Aik
/■
99.22
99.26
100
99.30
Recent
Bonds—
Ask
991#
100 >4
Opt 4)2s__1979
Boston, Edison 5%S:
1989
British Petroleum Cs
1980-76
108 Vs
Burlington Industries 4,/46„1975
Canadian Pacific Ry 4s
19G9
Carrier Corp 4hoS—
1982
Chance Vought 514s
—1977
City of Montreal—
120
Bausch
A*
Lomb
5%s
M.979
—
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__1972
E Paso Natural Gas
5)'4S__1977
Ferro Corp 3%s
1975
Fruehanf
General
Trailer
4s
1976
Port
Cement 5s
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww
1982
Georgia Power 5%s__'
I
1989
Houston
Light
&
58
88 )2
110
102%
94—
83
87
.1976
5s
79
82
-1991
Pacific Petroleum
100%
5s
-1977
-
-1973
^7%j%s WW ————
Pennsylvania Electric 5s— -1989
Philadelphia Electric-
135
-1989
Phoenix
Steel
5 V-iS—•
.1969
110 Vu
114
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww„1967
104
106
Southern
130
51
192
Bell
10634
100%
101%
Tel
1053!
80
99 3 4
95)2
92
100
,
106)4
83
99.22
99.26
5%%
10-
1-59
7-
5-60
1-60
10O.4.
100.7
99.24
99.28
5,20s wi
11-
2-59
8-
1-60
100.3 ->
100.5
:
Calif
Gas
Sperry Rand 5)3s
Amer
53#s
ww
5s
82 34
1994
November
27,
97)3
December
94
1003i
84)3
86)
a
99.910
118
February
11,
18,
1960/.
1959—
99.711
99.733
March
25
1960
I960-
103 3u
—
99.673
March
10,
I960—
99.588
99.613
March
17.
I960-
99.509
99.531
March
22.
I960.
99.462
—
99.485
March
24,
1960
99.451
March
99.386
April 7, I960-:.
April 14. I960--April 15,
I960—
Aorfl
21,
I960-
22,
1959—^
December
24,
1959-
99.368
1984
104)3
1047«
118)3
1959
1960
99.193
92
104
106
85
90
85
891
99.048
June
98.956
98.982
98.413
98:183
w
98.451
98.352
--
98.216
Westcoast
1988
98.090
/
98.208 ;
98.125
97.996
—
98.023
97.910
97.888
L
97.939
,
97.775
96.900
1
96.603
97.917
97.805
•
96.927
96.632
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
'No
a
New
par
value,
Y"ork
Net
asset
value,
b Bid
Stock Exchange,
t New
stock,
a
yield price,
x
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
>
98.175-
July 15, 1960
22, 1960
98.729
98.651
-98.531
94
1971
99 114
.
98.312
—
cl—
1960
99.033
121
1970
99.124
99.1C0
1960
January 21, 1960
January 28, I960-
99.205
99.111
1960—
31.
-98.824
e
98.495
99.435
1959-
15,
98.697
98.617
99.652
1958-
January
104
3,
98.906
,
98.794
—
>
Ask
k.'
98.878
—
1960
February
February
:—
3>Ll959
14,
I960—:
99.863
17,
January
4.
99 800
10,
January 7.
122
99.919
February
99.847
December
December 31,
Rid
99.979
99.783
December
10l')i
Yield Price
Ask
1959
December
,_1971
5)3s
99.975
;
November 5, 1959
November 12.
1959
lOOVi
1982
Underwood Corp 5)3s
Industries 4)3s
Trans
1959
29,
19,
1003i
Treasury Bills
Yield Price
Rid
October
November
Tel—
&
aS
Southern
106',4
81%
1-60
3-
10014
111 Vu
111
U S
1981
2-
1-59
Ask
-1975
New'England Tel 5%s—- -1994
Northspan Urnn 5%s ww. -1963
—96—
.
99 )2
Pacific Gas 5s—
Sons—
4%6
National Can
Textron
1989
&
Hid
_1994
41as
Tel
Mueller Brass 3%s
59%
93
100%
4-59
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United Stales
Bonds—
Michigan Bell
91
Power—
4T.s
Lowenstein <M)
102 %
5-
6-
8
Security Issues
Bid
5'8.s_1979
Associates Investment
4 ,a r<
4 1
-
8
41 'a
a
U
8)4
50c
83
4138
38)4
2
(NY)
Insurance
Ins
(N
9
Co
Amer-
Ins
Guaranty Co
5512
38
10
—
Standard Sec Life
77
75«
10
Accident
65'2
'
Surety Co—10
Security (New Haven)—
10
Springliekl Fire <fc Marine
2
66Va
172
5)h
61
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
Seaboard
lo
57)2
24 )a
•
10
—
(N C)
1
66)2'
>52
5
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Providence-Washington
Pyramid Life Ins Co
Title
Life
»62Va
Philadelphia^ Life Ins Co—_ 5
61 hi
Reinsurance Corp
10
Ins
Y_. 12 Va
N
69V>
'
12.48
&
Common Stock fund
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
.
'47%
34)a
11 %•
Pacific Indemnity Co
10
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y„ 10
10.56
shares
Chemical
Common
1
5s
43bS
a39.15
Fully Administered shares—lc
-
15,
March
4>/2s
13.16
Investors Trust
,
45%
43
10
2.50
573;
15, I960
--3%s Dec,
9.34
Growth Stock
Fund I tic
General
Inc
,
60
3.70s
General
cutures
4'/aS
5.40s
17.21
•
Inc
l
Itowei
10.50
al4.35
—.
Pidneer "TimerJiiJTZZZZZZZZZZ 2
12.42
10.24
Feb
4.65s April
Securities Fund Inc——
Penn Square Mutual Fund-
stock
Fundamental
1
6.26
Street
3 !
58
Figures after decimal
4'!hs
2.72
Pine
Northern
42 ) 2
In.suranee__3.33 Mi
801 h
Federal Home Loan Banks—
J.BOs Jan. 15, 1960
!
14.21
Fund
Philadelphia
—
371.1
38%
Obligations of Government Agencies
14.49'
Fund—
stock
Common
of
Standard
13.14
5.73
11.27
Fire———
—
81
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
13.26
2.49
10.37
,
1
'
1
Funds Inc—
River
Northeastern
20 V#
36
St,
Co
Life
Corp
1
10c
Custodian
Ilampsbin:
North
345
Boiler
Owners
Inc
Inc
Fund
Mutual
Founders
nireei
23
331
112)2
8
3434
—
Amsterdam
3214
136
IB7
—5
5
class A
Casualty— —2
Corp
77
5
(Fla)
fund
Over-The-Counter
William
Nationwide
—
common- —1
hire—
Ask
Chemistry &
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Mutual
Steam
9.02
One
12.93
Inc
Union
^.1.50
11.38
11.90
21'2
•
Employees Life
Insurance
Jefferson
Line
National
54%
4
Insurance Co__
Home
—
4
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Home
Fire
10
(D C)
9.57
8.25
10.53
16.01
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Ins
(Halt)
6.91
1
5
33'u
faclurcis—4
8.94
1
Series
—1
Fidelity Fund Inc
31"*
Life
11
4.57
l
Nucleonics
108)2
F>„—2.50
Insurance—
—
Hartford
al4.08
England Fund———1
York Capital fund
Electronics
Fidelity Capital Fund
20.96
418
of Canada Ltd
17%
10
Old
7!i«
Government Employees Ins
(G C)
10.80
Slock Series
Stocks
Life As Accident Ins—
Natl
a
49 '/r
14.44
1
Series--—
Growth
Natl
18
6lJ
14.70
—1
—
/"nek Series
19.94
20c
Inc
Income
23.67
1
58*2
24'/«
17
451/2
13.36
Insurance
'-
pjc. Jta
Series.
Dividend SeriesPreferred
1
130
1
Insp & Insurance—
1
Investors Corp
Securities Series—
Uu.aui.cu
.
1
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
National
3.19
.14.20
Corp
JO
5
13.65
Shares
beneficial Interest
National
2.50
25c
.
Shares
Shares
Nation
Shares-
—1
E
of
9.98
9.22
Life
(S
American
__5
Gulf Life (Jacksonville Fla)_2'/2
13.39
Inc—1
Fund
Hanover
78%
National
53
——4
12.64
1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Florida
Co
16.58
12.18
Fund—1
Fund
Slk
Investment
Financial
Insurance
15.34
—1
2C%
69
11.57
lo
64)2
65
Inc
Great
Inc—
60
10
Government
-
Fund
10
Indemnity & Life Ins-.
131
.1
—
Monument
147
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
Fund—
Investment
1214
44%
140
Forstcr
Franklin
—
Automation
Inc
Mutual
73
Inc
2.59
—'
Stock
beneficial lnterest__l
11 Vz
125
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l
8.01
17.91
Life
Missiles-Jets
fund
1
lnt_33y30
Growth
33 Vac
Massachusetts
Units
IhC_w.—I
beneficial
of
3.73
47)4
Merchants & Man
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)„„1.25
3'V
Employers Group Assoc—65
Employers Reinsurance Corp„5
51
Federal
Trust
Fund Inc
Inc
Inveslnienl
Investors
Investors
Mass
Fund—^
22.54
__
—
20.42
15.74
———1
Trustee
Eurofund
shares-
Massachusetts
Inc—-——1
Diversified
Fund
3.80
36%
42
9%
5
16.24
Diversified
Electronics
——lc
—-
33%
34
,_5
291a
5
14.94
Income Fund
wquitv
11.50
&
31%
-5
Bonding-
Merchants Fire Assurance-.12:50
Co
1
Delaware
Energy
Electrical Equipment sl,iares_lc
General Industries shares—lc
2.77
13.36
Assurance
51#
._1
Massachusetts
New
Fund
Fund
Stock
131
12.22
10.59
Stock
&
Income
Electronics
Crurn
Manageu Funds—
53s
2-4
Casualty Co—
Continental
"
230
Mass
21
Life—10
Fireman's
—~
Balanced
a43.03
Continental
53 la
220=
18:,4
2
—
22%
a
50
10
4
Ins'
General
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins—:
Fidelity & Deposit of Mcl——
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
&
Fund-,—*
sa.yies. Mutual
6.98
—
Life
(Kyj
3.80
Delaware
Baton
a25.12
Co
Connecticut
2.10
1
Western
Series
6.40
Canada
of
Commonwealth
lc
B.
Dividend
19.48
Petroleum
Inc
Growth
14.14
17.81
.10
^
-1
Ncyv
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
_lc
Vegh Investing Co
Diver
tj'ooniis
Fund
13.08
12.94
;
41 "4
Boston Insurance Co——5
10.50
Fund
Dividend
17,400
.125
Stk Fund Inc—1
Insurance
Loomis-Sayles
12-07
16t,800
rate
Va.
13)«
25%
163.»
11.97
of
Life
81#
1
10.51
Corporate Leaders Trust
De
.11.16
1
Life Insurance Investors Inc—_ 1°
Life—
Standard
9.67
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Crown
25c
Co
National
22 Va
211
2)4
Bankers & Shippers—
—io
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N.J»—10
Beneficial
9.66
Fund Inc
Series
Fund—-
6.50
Insurance
6412
20%
-1
3 Ms
4.6.25
1
Bond
Fund
Trust
5.96
16
7.13
12
23:!4
(Galveston)——.1
Re-insurance——5
1
-
composite
Inc„——-1
Lexington Venture Fund
Income
Commonwealth Slock
Concord
Fund
6.57
Liie
Lincoln
Amer Nat Ins
Investment
Fund Inc
Commonwealth
Composite
1
_
Paper
-———
Colonial
Fund
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
\
.
14%
18
61
_3
Companies Inc
*ll%
13
Ask
2514
_2
Tenn
of
Life
10%
1
American Surety Co
—1
Fund—
General
(1954)
(Jacksonville Fla)
12.31
Com
231
Bid
5
Liberty Natl Life Ins
64
16%
(Newark N J)—2(2
American Investors Corp—
1
Amer Mercury (Wash DO—1
S-l
Priced
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va»
(Bi
Life & Casualty Ins Co
179
60%
Amer Ins Co
8.15
Ltd
Fund
ctuilock
17.37
—1
(Income Pfd Stocks)——1
(Speculative Pta SLKS)--1
iliigh-Grade Com Slk)„1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
Investment
171
Heritage Life Ins—
1
California Fund Inc
Canada
15.92
(Discount Bonds)
K-l
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Street
Amer
B-4
1
Insurance
23.86
4.81
Bonds)
-.10
21.87
8.93
Priced
Life
Surety
$1.25 conv preferred.:
—5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
13.93
K-2
Boston Fund Inc
Broad
Bonds)_l
Casualty &
24.91
4.40
7.46
Blue Ridge
—
Aetna
23.87
12.82
Ltd——-l
Canada
a23.58
Funds—
Bonds)——1
B-3
Growth Fund
Par
Aetna Insurance Co
1.58
Axe-Templeton
Ask
11.58
5.20
8.22
Bid
Par
10.60
Johnston
3234
Insurance Companies
Ask
5.26
Inc—1
Fund
Mut
1\\
4.81
Trust—-——•
Devel
Atomic
October
—lc
tsiei Fund inc—
9.55
Bid
Friday
America-—I
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Co
Inc
for
k Admitted
issued,
y
to listing on the
dividend.
Ex-stock
Volume
Number 5893
190
(1773)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
45
Third Federal Reserve District— Philadelphia—
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended Oct. 17
$
C
liminary figures
of the
with a year ago. Pre¬
compiled by us based, upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Oct. 24, clearings for
Clearings this week will show an increase compared
Bank
country,
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
all cities of the United States for which it is
center there is
At this
ending Friday of 24.1%. Our comparative sum¬
against $23,556,012,061 for the same week in 1958.
stand at $26,965,669,132
mary
Our preliminary totals
above those of the corresponding week last year.
be 14.5%
gain for the week
a
for the, week follows:
*
*
.
•
.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Bethlehem
1,910,609
1,539,32.9
Cheater
—19.4
2,474,504
4,487,511
1,591,000,00®
1,030,000,000
Reading
3,156,669
4,781,377
Scranton
7,583,059-
7,820,929
*4,350,000
4,661,957
7,883,748
Wilkes-Barre
7,599,131
Delaware—-Wilmington
I
26,163,028
12,296,952
Total
cities)
(li
1,094,263,585
_
1,100,142,577
0.9
1,135,000,000
—34.0
4,245,138
3.0
7,561,524
6,935,02®
6.7
4,255,677
3,868,173
3.6
7,562,331
—
—
—
4,330,804
6,481,305
+ 29.9
17,917,619
19,906,35*
0.6
16,736,467
19,017,674
—
0.5
1,205,192,201
1,662,178,903)
+
5.1
20,146,822
12,227,321
—
New Jersey—Trenton
1,781,365
2,773,650
4,910,162
+
—
.
i'
2,207,410
4.6
3,523,505
5,088,750
Philadelphia
1,896,174
—11.5
3,119,817
5,324,101
1,021,000,000
—
Lancaster
C
2,022,223
8.5
*;•
19M
$
Dec. f*
2,027,928
2,201,130
1967
Inc. or
1958
1951
—
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
r#
1958
1959
Week Ended Oct. 24—
,7
Feurth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
$13,938,775,603 611,232,066,174
+
24.1
Chicago
1,293,284,003
1,201,147,696
+
7.7
Cincinnati
316,470,964
310,586,332
+
1.9
301,002,722
310,134.182
Philadelphia
1,174,000,000
1,148,000,000
2.3
Cleveland
609,004,976
607,634,757
70,236,200
12,453,867
+
0.2
659,401,054
655,021,205
68,067,200
61,535.1001
+
8.8
14,776,923
+
0.4
15,660,021
15,203,184
15,283,314
8.1
526,360,343
602,086,920
0.8
1,596,216,165
1,671,062,035
York
New
City
St.
837,408,195
Louis
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
:
Baltimore-
______
6.0
706,519,101
6.5
450,385,894
3.6
Other
5,395,006,255
5,050,173,750
+
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
$22,545,976,311
+
cities,
one
+
1,079,013,251
day,
all
cities
end's Saturday and the Saturday
278,296,712
9,655,457
380,969,506
Columbia—'Washington.!..
146,116,739
159,540,830
(6 cities)
837,105,210
855,264,371
In the elaborate detailed
able to give final and
Oct.
statement, however, which we present
the whole country having amounted
same
at this center
showing
an
estimated.
further below,
increase of 6.6%, the aggregate
ended
clearings for
the
to $24,077,627,472 against $22,580,693,820 in
Outside of this city there was a
week in 1958.
to press.
complete results of the previous week—the week
17. For that week there was an
the cities according to the
this we note that in the
increase of 10.9%. We group
the totals
by 0.8% and
District
credit
the
gain
a
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are
Reserve District suffers a loss of 3.7%.
a
and in the
12.1%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District the
falling off of 0.5%.
a
improvement of 11.3%
an
totals
smaller
in the Richmond Reserve District by 2.1%, but in the Atlanta Reserve
totals are larger by 9.6%.
The Chicago Reserve District has to its
of 1.7% and the St. Louis Reserve District of 7.5%, but the Minneapolis
Boston Reserve District of
record
show
decrease of 5.3%
In the Kansas City Reserve
but in the Dallas Reserve District the
of 1.6% and the San Francisco
following
we
District there is
totals register an increase
Reserve District of 2.2%.
furnish
2.3
229,197,203.
9,865,354
r
.
435,276,424
147,462,243
811,810,145
„
8,953.953
387.498,862
154,121,312
0.1
+
—
2.1
—
849,355,003
'
Georgia—Atlanta
31,712,603
+
8.4
149,284,592
+
8.0
+
4.8
453,500,000
7,507,712
8,306,449
Macon
Alabama—Birmingham-
+
258,297,643
,245,591,020
9.8
238,634,442
+
2.8
8,232.213
8,514.783
8,453,620
1.4
+
16,271,200
143,325,013
443,200,00®
8,691,872
19.9
+
274,895,055
235,281,687
278,715,340
'
+ 10.3
6,926,650
8,282,853
Augusta
31,540.11'?
140,009,255
437,836,138
Florida—Jacksonville
266,427,353
329,930,443
14,878,141
18,145,950
16,731,823
931,143
265,992,262
Orleans
Total (10 cities).
1,076,946
—13.5
808,286
200,379,197
+ 32.7
208.217,635
765,83s
228,525,623
1,491,591,904
Mobile
Mississippi—Vlcksburg
Louisiana—New
33,200,236
34,385,855
161,270,664
458,677,872
Nashville
1,361,171,780
9.6
1,355,252,316
1,475,339,533
j
..
",
,
Seventh Federal Reserve
-
+
District—Chicago—
Wayne
Indianapolis
—
South Bend
22,645,333
22,749,44®
11,160,215
101,192,000
10,644,966;
12,464,74ft
90,062,00®
11,054,422
Moines
13,574,152
6.9-
97,650,000
0.7
11,087,601
—
9,947,180
5,035,610
+ 17.8
4,780,051
4,863,228
143,964,768
+ 15.4
143,592,277
137,127,100
8,621,322
55,144,645
22,185,650
5.2
8,251,880
7,932,430
47,961,517
61,477,008
17,179,200
16,228,161
2.5
2,096,789
0.2
1,263,902,454
13^148,080
1,888,513
1,400,440,940
20,64.4,853
City
Illinois—Bloomington
,
-
Peoria
-
Rockford
1,790,516
1,227,041,303
10,747,934
+
—
4.4
6.9
-
—
+
—
8.6
22,063,771
+
1.0
+ 25.0
14,034,468
6.4
8,017,509
10,620,900
19,853,887
11,023,443
8,152,945
T,704,808,497
cities)-
+
•
1,746,321
1,230,475,871
8,819,331
22,283,446
13,776,250
8,672,437
(17
+16.9
—
9,066,826
57,549,246
Sioux
Total
+
5,931,836
-
—
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Decatur
5.2
+17.7
166,161,005
Haute
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Des
3,138,791
+ 37.7
20,776,480
9,624,828
14,134,436
10,974,482
Indiana—Fort
-
3,469,886
21,865,636
11,326,669
16,521,791
94,215,000
-
-
Terre
3,271,690
4,777,497
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing
1,676,823,959
by Federal Reserve Districts:—
a summary
1.9
.—
23,103,634
.
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxvllle
Springfield
In the
9,840,480
5,361,54®
230.850,679
gain of 2.9%, the bank clearings
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from
New York Reserve District
23,385,188
2.4
380,510,592
District of
'+. 3.4
—
6.8
figures are not available at time of going
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be
we are
22,094,000
22,853,031
:
6,088,750
+19.9
4,973,757
5,965,094
...
Maryland—Baltimore
the foregoing will appear
furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
We cannot
12,967,368
District—Richmond-r
South Carolina—Charleston
V.Complete and exact details for the week covered by
in our. issue of next week.
—
•
+14.5
$26,9G5,659,132 $23,556,012,061
week
for
1,467,371,427
271,545,383 ;
Total
Total
1,455,315,510
..
Richmond
14.8
1,010,035,750
Virginia—Norfolk
437,870,813
—
Virginia—Huntington
"
All
14,833,972
402,544,779
(7 cities)—-—
Fifth Federal Reserve
6.8
$25,886,655,881
days
five
cities,
Total all cities, five days-
13,555,257
-
Youngstown
+17.1
$20,491,589,626 $17,495,797,561
days
five
cities,
•
Mansfield
West
Ten
+ 20.2
11,798.133
7.5
383,016,121
84,392,100
—
12,757,457
6.7
617.346,478
396,952,904
Francisco
San
420,000,000
13,812,535
14,513,462
Columbus
6.8
2.6
6C5,G31,789
—
830,706,717
445,300,000
_
+'•„
506,609,380
752,348,000
—;
Kansas
519,824,704
420,004,428
Boston
Ohio-r-Canton
+
+-4.7-—1,702,207,103.
.
16,244,237
12,458,427
.
6,930,94^
,4,8!$,213,02*
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
"
1959
$
Week Ended Oct. 17—
2nd
New York
3rd
Philadelphia
—
—
—11
4th Cleveland
5th
6
Atlanta
7th
7
__
Richmond
6th
Chicago
8th
St.
_.
Ilth
I2th
10
—17
.
4C
848,870,533
10,918,906,330
+ 11.3
1,094,263,535
44
1,100,142,577
—
1,455,315,510
41
1,467,371,427
—
$
993,056,261
11,177,454,615
12,601,042,125
1,205,192,201
1,662,178,903
0.8
1,506,216,165
1,671,062,038
—
2.1
811,810,145
9.6
1,355,252,316
1,702,207,103
1,825,219,026
816,192,360
825,543,816
717,218,197
673,676,483
(4
+
0.8
397,700,000
+
2.9
229,223,878
200,507,32(1
+ 30.3
185,592,959
202,516,655
3,091,051
227,981,566
168,641,405
3,462,063
—10.7
3,675,523
802,085,034
7.5
8^6,192,360
219,742,661
.
Illinois—Quincy
Total
402,000,000
862,524,822
—
405,200,000
234,491,110
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
—
cities).
—
4
1,704,808,497
1,676,823,959
+
1.7
862,524,822
7
—
802,085,034
+
7.5
734,447,762
Kansas City
9
__
6
Dallas
763,048,271
—
3.7
750,225,532
791,862,770
—,
639,542,802
II
44
44
622,251,715
+
44
5.3
723,478,304
678,660,947
1.6
571,811,562
572,975,161
1,333,520,621
1,305,310,770
6.6
22,898,155,456
12,181,707,403
22,580,693,820
+
12,109,806,376
+
24,077,627.472
St.
Paul
North
South
10,320,710
504,122,701
197,426,316
15,440,961.
5,369,750
10,325,362
20,042,471
8,563,161
490,645,477
190,677,219
Minneapolis
13,454,787
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota-Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
13,029,048,001
2.2
1,372,895,053
2,719,841
825,543,81®
District—Minneapolis—
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
5,267,523
8,872,967
25,133,420,065
2.9
+
1,402,746,733
12,462,575,002
__10
San Francisco
••
+
419,800,000
1,475,339,532
855,264,371
1,361,171,780
.
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
849,355,003
+
837,105,210
41
1956
887,801,867
0.5
1,491,591,904
41
$
7*
+ 12.1
*
Louis
9th Minneapolis
10th
Dec,
$
12,153,579,343
9
1957
Inc. or
1958
951,675,772
Boston
1st
.
i
—
16,966,628
—17.0
11,704,918
10,856,485
2.7
480,396,505
3.4
182,505,172
447,221,407
173,590,481
—12.9
13,117,076
—
—
11,327,313-
1.9
5,594,733
5,304,747
—14.1
8,330,796
'7,556,967
—15.3
15,568,997
17,319,071
3.7
717,218,197
673,676,48$
—
'
_108 cities
Total
Outside New York City-
Total
(7
763,048,271
734,447,762
cities)
—
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas CityWe
now
add
our
detailed statement showing the
figures for each city for the
Hastings
veek ended October 17 for four years:
Lincoln
1959
Inc.or
1958
$
S
.
Dec. %
1957
'
$
1958
(
4,232,505
3,831.046
Portland
8,605,870
9,258,937
735,678,013
692,781,769
4,162,507
3,697,241
Fall River
0.5
3,035,342
2,920,369
7.0
8,448,221
6.2
726,237,797
Kansas—Topeka
—'
8,307,411
;
34,470,301
Wichita
—
+
Total
2,344,263
1,844,873
+ 27.1
1,922,275
2,092,163
4,328,841
4,144,677
+
4.4
5,207,533
4,619,670
17,522.338
16,601,600
+
5.5
17,671,238
19,031,828
—
(9 Cities)
Dallas
Fort
Worcester
13,451,575
New
Total
+
7.4
13,035,715
14,407,563
40,980,360
+
4.0
45,397,624
45,203,526
+
8.9
23,080,143
29,480,705
25,397,189
-
(12 cities)
23,316,068
89,642,600
36,960,500
+142.5
36,788,700
iw
2,933,272
+ 26.1
3,131,961
848,870,533
+ 12.1
887,801,867
993,056,261
New Ycrk—
—-
(0 cities).
69,409,190
+100.0
25,302,783
30,13087268
142,467,846
+
7.4
158,260.238
180,757,510
3,271,966
3,265,941
+
0.2
3,147,539
2,896,102
Jamestown
4,270,440
3,610,673
York
+ 18.3
3,619,167
3,212,167
11,615,252,470
10,470,887,444
+ 10.9
10.716,448,053
12,104,372,064
Rochester
50,932,746
44,479,520
+ 14.5
42,621,715
38,551,520
Byracuse
31,288,569
31,432,04.1
0.5
28,846,923
25,891,265
New
cnecticut—Stamford
w
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
Tatal
(t cities)
+'19.7
(a)
—
(a)
76,156,607
69,881,862
80,602,450
83.471,813
12,153,579,343
10.918,906,330
8,097,109
12,881,61(1
6.9
31,585,586
29-,579,755
5.0
474,039,128
—12.5
15,407,377
439,651,87®
14,102,96®
—
—
+ 47.3
6,753,814
6,361,20*
5,3
723,478,304
678,660,947
—
4.1
12,517,504
10,449,303
2.3
485,686,397
483,247,401
9.9
41,320,643
45,174,521
6,792,000
1.4
8,882,000
9-,509.00®
8,005,948
0.8
7,615,296
14,973,040
1.2
15,789,722
G,549,50®
18,045^75
622,251,715
1.6
571,811,562
572,975,161
3.8
217,229,632
202,394,27-A
„
+
—
24,961,801
212,349,670
7,297,212
75,850,973
85,087,173
3.4
98,395,423
97,648,302
11,177,454,615
12.601,042,125
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City
California—Long
Beach
229,868,661
7,791,621
_
89,143,191
29;475;i27
—
6.3
7,502,567
5,968,682
5.8
217,870,191
225,998,184
+ 22.5
106,670,764
92,859,93®
30,565,733
18,951,753
675,231,713
29,187,601
7,881,293
—
+
8.7
3.0
20,952,949676,450,216
39,717,206
Francisco
22,001,380
715,587,504
+ 32.8
+ 22.1
32,433,273
Santa Barbara
11,760,060
32,538,504
8,857,400
Stockton
18,010,963
16,911,038
+
1,402,746,733
1,372,895,053
+
24,077,627,472
22,580,693,820
+
12,462,575,002
12,109,806,376
+
San
Jose
Total
—
(10 cities)
32,783,636
+
r-
i— 1.1
21,338,731
707,741,437
i
Pasadena
San
220,720,627
243,269,392
109,231,015
32,031,047
—
9,604,768,
6.5
12,022,625
16,271,60®
2,2
1,333,520,621
1,305,310.770
6.6
22,898,155,456
25,133,420,063
2.9
12,181,707.403
13,029,048,001
32,117,754
9.0
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Yakima
153,000,622
,—
173,632,683
—
639,542,802
Louisiana—Sbreveport
Total
Kmira
Buffalo
890,172;
8.2
10,487,617
163,490,62®
14,800,515
Falls
Wichita
3,145,906
138,803,473
York—Albany
1,215,131.
11,959,787
15,323,802
530,480,434
46,676,491
8,073,514
Worth
Washington—Seattle
Becend Federal Reserve District-
988,429
1,014,391
5.5
+
37,635,800
3,700,206
951,675,772
Haven
Hampshire—Manchester
5,496,110
15,955,034
542,508,983
51,316,877
6,887,879
Texas—Austin
Galveston-.
lode Island—Providence
m
12,520,190
42,605,865
—
innectlcut—Hartford
791.862,770
17,724,241
7.3
+ 32.3
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
Lowell
_
522,033,247
—
4,561,140
+
—
New Bedford.
Springfield
495,880,912
15,502,548
- 8,094,254
750,225,532
City
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
822,839,642
3,845,318
11,241,040
189,283,527
6,941,795
37,026,588
7,117,949
+ 12.6
907,133
1,200,230
St.
alno—Bangor
1,209,089
1,120,202
11,856,672
173,793,002
Missouri—Kansas
First Federal Reserve District—Besten—
A3sachusetts—Boston
——
-
—
Omaha
Week Ended Oct. 17
Clearings at—
Nebraska—Fremont
'
+ 11.3
Orand total
(108 cities)——
Outside New York
City
(a) Clearings
operations
discontinued.
* Estimated.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1774)
.46
,
.
Monday, October 26, 1959
.
'
Company ana Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Tennessee
6%
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Pursuant to the
""
Illinois
Nov.
Natural
6(c%
debentures *due
'
'
OCTOBER
1959, INCLUSIVE'
1959 TO OCTOBER 22,
16,
Noon Buying
Rate
for
Cable Transfers in New York
Buckeye
Oct. 19
Oct. 16
$
Argentina, peso—
$
'
:
Australia,
J.
India,
1.054895
.210550
.210537
.210537
.00311275
.00311275
.00311275
.00203730
.239200
.239225
.239205
.210165
.210182
.210190
.210212
2.807560
2.808280
2.808080
.327866
.00161040
.00277552
.00277552
.328166
.328166
.328100
.0800560
.0800560
.00161050
,,
'Announcement -in
.264890
2.779762
4 40250
.497-700
.0349750
.0166065
-V
.193230
.230300
.193221
.2"' 1 '6
2.797290
2.797788
2.797589
2.797070
2.808080
2.807560
Reliable
2.807550
commercial
increased $119
banks
Oct. 14,
Total
loans
Oct. 22,
Loans
and
1959
1958
Loans
adjustedt
Total
947,338
other
3,541
-
Commercial
57,674
Agricultural
+
Loans
19,192,479
gold certificate reserves
notes
972,751
—
18,245,141
account-.
certificate
—
U.
77,812
+
+
12,871
2,913
869,892
+
413,591
111,142
20"539
+
502
10,984
—199,300
1,138,740
—11,000,298
+ 11,000,298
1
^Discounts
Industrial
——
arid
advances
—
—
U.
-
a"U,;S.. Government securities:
2,362,950
10,506,993
.
,
N9tes"
Bonds
—
—
—
27,254/443.
Total, loans and securities—
igye.from fojreignjbanks--—
items in
Xash
process
—234,400
26,364,012
Tqtal U%1S. Gov't securities
+ 179,693
.
1,238,560
—122,976
+
1,026
+
+
18,238
+
—
3,743
+
15}
65
..
banks.
—
.
1,280
.
611
+
t
Rogers
bills ——
certificates of
and
notes
U.
27,461
issue
1,075
indebtedness-
S.
bonds
-
204
into
+
7,637
72,186
+ .1,015,889
+149,531
to
Other
—3,290'
-107,966
5
16,735
years
securities
vault M
in
Balances
R.
F.
with
10,093
Banks
:
12,969
1,254
—
+
1——
+
365
+
assets/liabilities
32
136,898
—
.
.
+
627,271
502,823
292,404
+
65,876
21,769
84,534
4,304
—
341,613
—
deposits——
—
i 19,713,963
;iD$terred availability cash items
37,494
—306,991
~
liabilities
59,691
+ 548,922
$.863,688
nOther liabs. As. accrued dividends
1,375
—
52,169,538
97,591.
.110
+
.
'+ -223
+132,590
24,984
98,680
—
+
!____
60,852
U. S. Government demand deposits.i——
Interbank demand deposits:
1,719
Domestic banks
Foreign banks
15,690
+2,695
,
+
.337
.4%
o>
+
801
—1,074
+
1,422
+
* 523
—1,402 1
583
+
.
Interbank
From
13
551
—
;
27
:
—
,
1,520
30,621
■
Federal
Reserve
Banks
277
-
others
'Surplus
Other
868,410
capital
-Total
t Exclusive
174
accounts
53,695,558
26,463
+
273,864
liabs»Alf, capital accounts
+
+
16,767
--+149,531
59,215
+
53,426
tion
-
8,
of
t Not
12-
1
U-13
$1.23%
,■•1-2-1
11-13
$2
1-2-60
12*20
Nov.
at
1
$55
convertible
rate of
seven
held
90c
■
"
.
+
+ -*119'"
+
loans
of
available
domestic
to
reserves;
commercial
individual
comparable
on
basis:
are
reporting
shown
form
revised
-
,>9pntlngent liability on
ances purchased, .for
>.
1
1
11-12
11-
17 V2c
11-16
10-19
63,082
—r
1,291
10-30
$1.07%
M-l-60
11-27
Ml-20
10-30
—
—.
10%
"25c
preferred! and
.Condition.Statement pi Member Banks
The
condition statement o£„ weekly reporting member
jgfeanks of the Federal »Reserve System in leading cities
the^following principal changes
,#t.nde^-Oct.-14:~Decreases of $204 million
U. S. Government securities and
for
the
an
preferred
(quar.)
Industries
Dillon
*
Concession
Corp.,
RR.—
$801
1st
purchasing
cereased $136 million and loans
lar
securities
de-
to nonbank financial hi¬
®$ltutions ^decreased $60 million.
*4'other"Joans increased $42
other
or
Real estate loans and
million and $47 million
re¬
spectively.
^Borrowings of weekly reporting member
banks from
*2T$deral 'Reserve Banks decreased $189
million
and
bor¬
4%
(2%
March
Commercial and, industrial loans increased
$206 million
alt reporting member banks. Loans for
and
'
Maryland & Pennsylvania
of
sinking
fund
provisions.
1,
fixed interest)
8%
5.90%
Home
Discount
series
Firestone
Hart
Tire
Stores,
Oil
6%%
gold
..
'
10-26
9-30
10-15
10-20
27 V2C
-2-2-60
27% c
'5-2-60
27 %c
——
Ml-
27 Vac
*
8-1-60
7-18
12-16
11-16
—
—
(stock
dividend)
*
5%
-;
-
1956
.
.
Co.,
1,
85c
.
L
*
...
.
.
^
3
*
debs,
of
Date
P,age.
...
_L___Nov
cumul.
1
pfd. stock__Nov 15
1950
-Nov
1
1290
subord.
debts,
1-18
4-18
1
io-ie
11-
1
10-16
"11-14'
35e
10-23
Corp.,
-11-14
10c
■10-31
10/15
20c
11-
10-
3%
investment income..
due
July
1,
1973__
From
10-23
.
2
,10-30
Gc
9
10-16
."M- 2
,
9-30
5c
10-26
10-19
22c
12-15
11-25
12 Vac
-12-15
11-25
10c
10-30
+20c
'11-25
10-14
133 Vac
class
A
11-13
10-19
(quar.)— _i
(quar.)_______—___
net
investment
--i—
Nov"23
;
(quar.)—
com.
Class
'quar.)
A
VallejMW&t'err 5%-'pfd.-
Sheriango
Sheraton Corp. of America
Sheraton, .Inc. <s-a)
15c
•
equal
Slater
Co:
j'N.) &
•:
(quar.)
z
Ltd.,
(quar.)
1
Nov
1
Common
1
10-15
'
2
Corp.
Southam
ComDany,
a
——_
10-
10-26
6
9
10-20
11-2
10-
1
11- 2
-
2%
104
1
10- 1
Mi/20
10-30
(quar.)
?30c
*
•
'9-30
10-30
(quar.)
%30c
10-30
30c
12-10
7c
12-16
31 %c
12-21
12-
3
38 %c
12-31
12-
3
11-
1
10-15
12 %c
:
(quar.)
Ltd.
11-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Socony- Mobil- Oil (quar.)j:
^
Sonotone Corp., ,common_(quar.)—
$1.25 preferred (quar.):
a—
$1.55 preferred (quar.)'
!_
Soroban Engineering, class A (quar.)
Coast
9
"
!__
$2 preferred (quar.)
1560
1566
11-
50c
40c
—
South Georgia Natural Gas, common
29
11-
—12M1
+30c
—
-
10-
10-16
41*13
-11- 2.
Smith-Douglas Co.
(quar.3
Smith (Howard/ Paper Mills,
South
Oct
1 "
25c
I
common
2
1-2-60
55c
(quar.)
Smith-Alsop Paint & Varnish Co
Smith (A. O.) Corp. (quar.)
Stock dfvkiend
35c
61c
.
vqirar.")-;
Co.
11-
11-
145C
Co.
10-14
2
>
!
$2:44 preferred~A* (quar.).
Simnis "(T. S.) & Co., $1 preferred
10-2
11-
11-20
.
r
Mfg.
■
to
ai)proximately: 14c per share
Shei'win-Williams Co. bf Canada, Ltd.—
Sierra
11-2
$1
Shell Transport & Trading—
(Interim payment of 1 shilling
(quar.)'
Pacific Power
11-16
$1.25
(quar.)—
(quar.)
-
Dec
9-30
*
971
1420
income
Sliawinigan Water & Power,
1628
Ltd.—
secured
conv.
10-17
'.
.11-
$1
*
——..—/_____
Class B
(quar.)—
=.—_'
Shareliplder's Trust of Boston—
Singer
pipeline bonds due Nov%l, 1977--1
Jacksonville Terminal Co.—
1st mtge. 3%% bonds, series A, due Dec. 1, 1977Roman Catholic Bishop of Portland (Me.) —
1st mtge. 3!i% series V bonds due Nov.
1, 1963
Salem-Brosius, Inc.—
5%%
4
due
1976
Co., 4%%
12-year
'
:
r
Georgia—
due Nov.
Page
REDEMPTIONS
.
of
& Rubber
Inc.,
Date
Nov
Co.
2
•
'
.1
(quar.)
Common
'
debentures.-Nov'
series B bonds
Company and Issue—
.
■'
1981—
PARTIAL
American
TENDERS
OF
Company and Issue—
Port
•
Mil-"2
25c **M;MO
1
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stock called for -redemption,
under
NOTICE
Asuncion
1
10-15
30c
Selma-Dindings Plantations/Ltd.
Serrick
ing tenders, and the page number gives-the location: in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were
given in the "Chronicle."
.^TXiilHorx in^erpand deposits adjusted.
Government
called
1
12-
t20c
—--
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)_.
preferred -(quar.)_^_r
From
-
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
in holdings of
increase
those
12-
; 12-15
lt-15
27%C
.
a
common
week
$1,074 million in U. S.
Government demand
deposits, and
including
VT2M5
$1.25
'
quar.)
9
5c
Fund Notices
will be found
10-
11-27
11-27
.1-1-60
(quar.)
(quar.)
Light &
(quar.)
Security Insurance (New Haven) - (quar.)__
Stock dividend—*____!
Selected American Shares. Inc.—
1,019
Below
U
.+12-31
figures revised (San Francisco District).
2,592
5
'
—
11-10
20c
$3.40
$4
•
•
Redemption Galls and Sinking
accept¬
loaif commitments.
K....
2.4%
11-10
35c
1—a
Security-Columbian Banknote
foreign
WesP°ndbnts
♦Industrial
.4%
10-20
12-
,
40.6%
11-/1-
9
12-
(quar.)___
quar.)_
Scott Paper Co.—
reserves
to deposit and F..R. note.lia-
combined-,
10-20
9-30
5%
(initial)—
common
Corp.,
preferred A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
L—
preferred (quar.)
Scientific
j:,$atio.,of gol<|, certificate
.^tlities
1.
1
25c
preferred
Scotten
1,015,889
11-
M%C
;.
(increased
preferred
5%%
L.5x/a%
July
...
10-
15c
iquar^)
Josejdfii
5%%
gross.;;
1959.
10r30
25c Stores-
5%
preferred A (quar.)_
Salant &; Salant, class A (initial
San Miguel Brewery, Jnc.
*
,650
banks and. after .deduc¬
items
loan
10-30
15c
.
11-
25c
—
Schwitzer
+ -416
%
11-13
$148%
"
-Schenley Industries. (auar.)
—*_—___
Sclienley Industries (stock, dividend) ■;*
—*579
—..,4
-—•189
1,898
valuation
Oct. 7
+
11-13
11513
(entire
common
dividend.
C 5%%
+
1
12-; 1
15c
and
Scarfe & Co., Ltd.,.class A
26
—.
,
*
..CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
383,746
12-
$1.02 Vs
r
Other
From
1
Power (stock dividend)
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry. Co
.1
Borrowings:
876,785
+
/
11,839
—
——
Time deposits:
378,926
+
-
12-^8
•
M2-
(quar.)
Common
St.
deposits adjusted
2-31
$1
$1.02/2
(s-u>
RR.
on
class A
Safety Industries, Inc.
Safeway Scores^ Inc.—
26
—
.
Capital paid in
for each
B
4.30%
Demand
9
758
—
-120
3,014
banks
assets—net
-
10-
:"
A
Roxbury Carpet (quar.)
Ryder System, Inc., new
-335
—
147
—
3,255
—
domestic
57
—
11- 2
21c
-
j
\
class
redeemed
be
10c
5c
Stock
—3,482
29
+
M0-G0
'
30c
Rubberma id, ^Inci—ftttiar^h^s—'-
26
—
6,634
—
—
with
36'
4,539
year
Genessee Valley
class B shares at the
Common,
580,849
+
18,577,123
account
Rose's
ma¬
years
10-20
10-20
to
Rohr Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
Rorer (William H.), Inc. (increased)-.
Class
1
5
Reserves
Total
27,554,193
reserves
to
shares
601
—
3
.
?
—7,373
174
—
12*28
11- 2
Ml- 2
t
GOc
—
share plus this dividend)
per
+ 1,377
47
1,478
——
11-13
Copper Mines,
Corp.—
convertible
$3.60
359
+
'
42
.
+
5
12-31
20c
933'4c
preferred f'J't, (quar.)——
43/4 %
preferred (quar.)——'
4.95% preferred (quar.)
119J
+
—
10-13
r:vt 10413
6%c
(quar.)
common
..4.1.0%
i
17
+
—
12,501
—
77
—
671
11-1
55c*ft*"* VM2-.
Rochester Gas & Electric—
LIABILITIES—
bank
Other
Total
113/
—
etc.
Government securities—total—
Other
Treas.—general
Foreign
;
169
+-
'Mfl- M ;*
<10*13 '
approximate pay¬
approval on
4.10% preferred !'H" (quar.)
159
14,220
Cash
53,695,558
S.
Total
—
1,180
loans
After
(pepbslts:
U.
finance,
(final)
Ltd—
American shs. (final .payment subject
approval of stockholders)——i.
turing:
537,684
+
LttSlLITljES-
Member
271
—
10-15
'
,'"'•Ml-.4
/ %_
stocksplit)
Participating -;units (special)
Brand Rice Mills, Inc.'
(quar.)——'
Rochester &
commercial
'■■'e Ml- -1
River
institu¬
loans
?$1.18
4%* preferred .' .(quar.)——
—
domestic
10-31
Ltd.—
'1.
Inc.,
—-
273,519
Federal-Reserve notes
284
*
financial
12-15
21-17
10-26
—
1,627
-
—_
—
to
estate
Within
98,720
tTptal. assents—
^
S.
1
assets
Rich's,
carry-
securities
nonbank
shares
Roan Antelope
foreign banks..
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
1,138,740
+
133
or
1-1-60
5c
subj. to shareholders
18
'
U.
_.+
t
5
-
to
Other
"'15
,
premises
Other
Real
collec-
of
6,041,832
Bank
35,100
206
941
'
10-29
10-16
30c
3%%
preferred
(quar.).
Rittenhouse Fund—
pur¬
1,608
1,138,740
+
29,715
—
securities
to
Loans
—199,300
26)364,012
loans-
purchasing
;
"
Government
Other
Loans
2,483471
_
To/al bought outright
^Btold unde^repurchase agree't
—
11,010,298
,
for
tions:
Sales finance, personal
+
t
+
or
securities
S.
112
77
:
5
10-31
+28c
-
ment
65,288
for
11-
45c
v
Tohacco Cd,-——i—L—"
Dec.
——
dealers
,'*
(quar.)—
$1.12/3 D
tquar./___
$1.12/2.
39 %C,
pveferjed,,^>.>(quar:91__-—»•.- 39%C
American
t
loans
loans
Loans
Bought outright—
»
industrial
and
ing:
:•
338
•
loans—-—
JlACceptances-7-bbught'^ outright—
S.
1958
65
—
10-15
'10-15
Rhodesian Selection Trust—
Oct. 15,
1959*
184
__
___
carrying:
Government securities———
Other
Other
;
brokers and
to
chasing
915,077
3,541
64,220
,460,153
374,397
banks
tpjher. cash
.
Oct. 7,
102,842
—
adjustedt
1
1
30c
(quOF.)i.——
Engineering
Reynolds
.
11-
"Ml-
■
41-2% 'convertible 2nd preferred
104.122
investments
and
investments
+7%c
held)—
Is-: -corri.'' <3-for-S
Reynold$*
million.
(In millions of dollars)
Oct. 14,
Corp.
Holders
share of class A
Shares
10
When
Payable of Rec.
v
■
new
-isjt^prefe.rred Cquar.)--^^.^-^^^
4%%
1959
ASSETS—
Decrease (—) Since
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
43/i %
decrease (—) since
(In thousands of dollars)
Gold
Loans to
Increase ( + ) or
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
:■
1463
1343
Per
■Share
..
—
>
Increase (+) or
•«.
'.
s
Republic Natural Gas (s-a)—
Reynolds Aluminum. Co. of Canada,
rowings from others increased $146 million.
domestic
Electric
•'
•
Renoid Chains.'Ttd., $1.10 dass A (qtiar.).—"
Republic Industrial Corp. (reduced).—_—
1
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Stores
Reliance
2.797061
2.808280
—
1959
1423
1
.Nov " 4
189.
quar.)—^
(One
stocksfor-each
'
.
'Canada),'-Ltd.—
Stock dividend
.193208
,
.230350
.230381
volume
tin
'
-
New common'+initial
.0166065
.0166065
•
gi
«
-
;«.*''•
Nanie of Company
■
Reitman's
.0349550
.0349750
.0349800
!
.0166065
.193225
2.807780
Oct. 21,
1:1468
DIVIDENDS
.140243
.497700
.497700
issiie!
this
2.779752
.140275
.
.193212
pound
14
"^-.(Continued from page 12)
,264831-'
..264915
.140306
.230325
.
2.780277
.;264956
2.78°475
.0166065
franc.:
..Dec
Inc./4^f . conv. cl. B 2nd pfd. stk
.00277552
/
.497700
.205030
,140275
..0349680
sterling
Waiipaper,;
.0800560
2,779980
;
1627
y15
.328100
.0800560
*
.0800560
——
stock——— :.Nov, 15
preference
partic.
Steel/pp.-—v;;'
.00161050
.00161040
.497700
pound
Inc.—
'
:—
459
Cottons
.239285
.00277552
.00161050,
Kingdom,
1520
1974__
.210177
.00277552
Africa,
-Nov
1
Castings Co., 6% preferred stock—
Ltd., 6% non-ciimul. pfd. stock.l— ..Oct .28
and
1973
2.807550
2.807780
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo.;—2.
,457
due
28
.00203740
.239155
Page
-Dec
.00311275
.00203750
1343
-
Date
.
A——Nov
cumul.
United
.00203732
——r—
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
series
.
'
1229
t
1
Minneapolis-Moliilc Co.^—
-i,,
$ 1.50 cumulr; 'cbr.v.' • second preferred stock.
-Oct
Rogers Corp., $3560 cumul. con v. class A com. 'stock. JScV
;
1.055338
.210537
—
Norway, krone—-I—;
South
1.055677
.
-----
Switzerland,
1.055859
—
Malaysia, Malayan dollar———Mexico, peso—.
—
Netherlands, guilder
———New Zealand, pound
1—
v-
TTnifp/i
.0199780
.00203719
franc.
yen
of
.0385265
.0199820
.00311275
Ireland, pound-:
Italy, lira..
Union
.0385515
.0199860
,210525
rupee-
Japan,
.0385265
stock,
pfd./siock jjnd 6% cumul. com*, pfd. stk
Koehring Co., 5 %/prdferred stock, series B
"
,
;
Deutsche mark
I
Genpany,
.0385265
.0199900
1.054895
(Metropolitan),
France
.0385265
1
■
■
1520
debs,
non-cumui. ,conv.
5%
2.237091
2.237099
2.237513
._LNov
.iNev. 23
Investors,
Copperweld
.0122774
.0122589
.0200000
—
—
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
$2
•'
$
'
,
.0122292
2.-237673
2.237274
pound
schilling
Austria,
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar—
'■ '
S
:
.0121056
.0121903
Century
Oct. 22
Oct. 21
Steel
Canadian
Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 20
.....Nov
.
.
1
subord.
con v.
(Value in United States Money)
TAiesday
Monday
Friday
;
Company and Issue—
Corp., 5 %>% cumul. pfd.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—
'-i+V
-
1567
CALLED
ISSUES
Allegheny
Country and-Monetary Un.it
.
1
•.
—1
1978
ENTIRE
>,
,
Page
•*,
.
.—Nov
Pipeline' Co.-—
Gas
-
Co.—
1977
1,
RATES CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
EXCHANGE
""
•
due
'-Date
/"
Transmission
Cumulative preferred stock $5. series.i
Transcontinental Gas* Pipe Line Ccrp.—"".
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
countries of
debs,
Texas
certifies daily to the
FOREIGN
Gas
10-30
10;15
12 %c
11-
2Jac
$60a
9-30
.
10-30
11-18
2
10-15
12-23
12-14
*
Volume
Number 5893
190
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1775)
When
Per
Namie of Company
Share
Holders
Per
Payable of Rec.
Name
44.48%
preferred
4.56%
preferred
i4.08%.
preferred
65c"
(quar.)
common
28c
4.72%
15.44%
Southern
Nevada
Co.
11-30
11-
$3.50
5Sc
11-
2
10-
—
11-
2
10-
9
11- 2
68c
: XI"
15c
11-
1
5c'o
27J,(»C
11-
2
10-
9
—
27(ic
11- 2
10-
9
.
i
5%-%, pfe*crred
(quar.)
Southern Pacific Co.—
{Stockholders approve a three-for-one
Southland Faper Mills (s-a)
*'_
11-12
split
Natural
Gas
Co.,
Woolworth
J10C
11- 2
10-9
(quar.)*
VI
12-10
<$6 preferred A (quar.)——
Southwestern Drug, common (quar.)
Southwestern
Electric
Service
12-11
1-
19c
1
(1955
preferred
Continental.(5
vestment
10-30
11-
Income
United Shoe
i;; i "on sale of' securities)—;
Southwestern Public. Service—
'
82c
■
11-13
(3.70 % .pr.e'terred; (quar.)
92V2C
13.1)0% preferred (quar.)
97(1:0
4.l5fif preferred (quar;)**.—*_*_*.' $1.03=54
•V"'.. 4.40% preferred (quar.)
-----—s-—i$1.10
,4*60% preferred (quar.)
:
$1.15
27(40
14.30%; 'preferred (quar.)
:
<:•'
4.40%'preferred ($25 par) (quar.)——*
27 (fee
Southwestern States Telephone, coin, (quar.)
30c
'
11-
—._„*—
_
**
1
.10-20
11-1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
11-
11-
—
j
U.
___
$1:3?.' preferred '.(quar.) IZSlLxtJ—i
■t$I;44" preferred' i(qiiar.)
"
Spartans
Industries
'■
!
'
*„
Special -Investment?
Securities, Inc^
Common "'(quar/) '™;
stock
.
1
(Class B
State
A
8%
Life
-"'Extra'
Insurance'
S.
11-
10-13
4
'*
'
40c
12-1
11-2
11-5
10-26
fl5c
11-
1
10-
tlOc
—
11-
1
(quar.,1
,
12-21
15c
„
•1.28
12-31
10-
9
15c -
11-16
10-
8
10c
*___™_*„*___.*.„*
5%%
M-16
10-
8
-
JS1.31
11-15
25c
1
11-13
11- 1
10-16
57c
..
v.
common
11- 2
."
10c
(quar.)
5(2 %. preferred (quar.)
Sunshine Biscuits
(quar.)*
Superior Separator, common
6%
preferred (quar.)__
■
,*
12-14
12-
10-31
1-1-60
33c
11-
12« 1
•
r
5
6%
12-
1
11-
5
$1.10
12-
4
11-
6
(quar.)_
15c
10-31
30c
10-31
Inc.
•
.
11-
10-15
10-30
10-15
2(fe%
3-15-60
2-15
25c
common
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Texaco Canada, Ltd., common (quar.)
Electric Service, $4 preferred
Texas
11-15
11-15
11- 2
11-15
11-2
$1.27(fe
11-15
11-
$2
12-28
12-15
)5c
"
'
$4.76
issue
to
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-23
Class
••••
1-
1
12-15
I-
1
12-15
12-15
11-16
•
West
1
10-13
West Ohio
$1
;
11-
2
10-
West
9
$1.14
11-2
10- 9
$1.19
11-
2
10- 9
$1.21
■
11-
2
10-
dividend),™.
-
Inc.,
(quar.)
class
A
2 c/o
10-19
10-30
•
10-15
11-25
-
f Class: B7(quar.)™d
Point
5.20%
12-
1
11-20
(quar.).
New
cdmmon
is
•
(initial-quar.)
1
11-10
"
30c
12-
1
11-10
,.4.56^ * Dreferred
Bank
Trane
&
TrUst
Company
Common
10-28
$1.06)4
„
12^ 1
12-
1
11-13
12-
1
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)
"20c
i
A
.
i
11- 2
11- 1
10-15
10-30
11-15
10-30
11-13
10-15
10-30
"11-1
.10-
WH1
$1.22%
II-
1
10-1'5
(Initial)
$1.25
11-
1
10-15
(quar.)
$1.42%
11-
1
10-15 ^
(quar.)
$1.49
11-
1
10-15
Trfxiity Universal
(quar.).
Insurance
v
*
(Dallas)
(quar.)
(s-a)„^
South
Tudor
La
Salle
Radio
City,
9th
Street
(stock
Unit
(quar.)
^
dividend) _J
pfd.
11-25
10-
11 16
(accum.)__
$2.62
10-31
10-15
10-31
10-15
.10-31
10-15
62)fec
11- 2
10-19
5Co
* $3.25
.
7
.$3.12
conv. preferred (s-a)
$6.25 preferred (s-a)
Trav-ler
25c-
11- 2
11-20
11-
2
1110-
5
9
$5
Stock
15c
12-
1
12-
1
Co..
Winn-Dixie
11-13
:
11-20
62%c
.
1- 2
11-
30c
the-oil
5
Wisconsin
the
Philippine
In
Corporation Law.
The primary pursearch for oil and other basic min¬
REDECO Is'a new company 1ft
xuph managerial experience In
Its formation In 1956. but with
Philippines.
field, with only
has
it
as
to
was
the
exploration
10-28
has
applied
12-18
this
concession
i
The
for
gathered
since
11- 2
10-12
second
2
16-12
10-12
Mr.
$1.25
11-
2
10-12
8c
12-
1
10-29
concession
i'*:.; V.
..
(there
Is
assurance
no
'
•
r,'
*
struck oil in commercial quantity again in its
Central Philippines, according to President Carlos P.
Garcia.
2
one
more such
will be granted).
has
company
11-
well
:
10-31
said
10-16
in
Rcdeco
The
.
the
well may, according to geologic Indica¬
much as the 72 barrels per day discovered
well In Toledo, Ccbu, Province,
.
r V
second
as
first
its
said
President
existence
*™
in
Garcia
tions, yield three times
by
the
oil
second
strike
more
confirms
than
tha
the Philippines in commercial quantities.
He camthe significance of the find In relation to the Philippine peso's
pared
in
oil
of
position with what oil economy has been to Venezuela.-. "i j
Redeco, Mr. Garcia said, needs more than $2 million for exploitation
.
%C
11-15
9-30
13c
10-28
10-15
which
15c
11-14
11-
5
11-14
11-
5
sary dollar allocations.
.Redeco sources revealed on Oct. 23
27%c
11-16
10-22
Regente 1-A-X, has encountered more than 20 feet of pay sand at.
1,700 feet.
The first well on Cebu, and the first successful one in
the nation, was Rcina Regente 1-A with about 20 feet of oil bearing
sand.—V.
26
of
(quar.)
12-21
12-10
30c
12-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-
1
,25c
12-20
12-
5
$1.50
25c
12-20
12-
25c
11-14"
10-30
Steel
30c
11-
2
10-16
an
$1
13-
25c
(quar.)**
—
—
com.;
common
(quar.)
!
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
2
-
This
of
10-19
11-
2
10-19
11-
2
10-19
-11-16
20c
10-29
11-
has
the
already
central
1:
approved plans
bank
'•
<
for
neces¬
»
•
.! ("f. y
stock
suffered
in
loss
a
third
the
of
$24,861,406
of 1959
or
quarter
as
according to C.
strike,
estimated
$42,228,311
2
of
10-14
$1.5,9 per share
result of toe
was after
a
M. White, Chairman. The loss
Income tax credit of $26,700,000.
Federal
-y
r
-
<
$2.69
or
$39,089,243
first
the
of
share. This compared with net incom*
share in the corresponding period of 1958.
common
a
$2.50
or
six
a
months
this
of
the company had reported net
year,
1-2-60
12-10
income
30c
12-15
11-27
$17%c
10-31
10-19
$1.43%
11- 2
9-11
operating for only the first two weeks of the
third quarter, sales
for the three months ended Sept.
30, totaled
$63,995,186. For the first nine months of the year, sales amounted
to $848,650,393 which compared with $638,623,447 in the corresponding
A
$4.28
or
share.
common
a
;
<
mills
11-
2
9-11
11-
1
10-19
period of 1958.
•
<'
Pointing out that the steel companies In the negotiating
75c
11-
1
10-19
been unwavering in their resistance
11-14
11- 2
11-14
11-
11-16
10-22
proposal
5%
12-15
11-16
11-
—
(quar.)
10-20
union
proposal carefully, only to find upon
actually cost the companies some 33 cents per
man-hour
worked,
over
the 20-month period—giving effect to the
probable cost-of-living adjustment," he said.
j
"To
whatever
extent,
therefore,
the
union
proposal
may ^ave
represented a reduction from earlier demands, it could not—by any
stretch of the imagination—be regarded as fulfilling the requirement*
of the industry, and of the nation, for a non-inflationary settlement,
25c
7%c
■
split)
2
50c
10-26
20c
common
11-16
$1.25 -11= 2
1%
1%
35C
(quar.)
-
1-
4
1-4-40
11-
1
(
inflationary
rejected
2
10-
"We
5
10=21-
12-
4
12- 4
10-
9
10c
10-31
10-15
—
and
Fund,
(Increased)
Inc
(quar.),
offers
by
the
11-13
and
12-10
hour
19c
10-30
10-14
35c
11-13
10-30
10-30
10-15
18
said
ended
that
the
union
leaders
had
strike.
studying a "scaled-down
after
union.
this
unacceptable to the companies.
fifth offer was for a three-year agreement extend¬
It provided for improvements in pensions, in¬
supplemental unemployment benefits In the first year,
and
"The
10
Oct.
on
cents
"The
in
wage
1960
1,
rates
and
ranging
six cents
from
1961.
to 12
cents per
•.
benefits in the first year would cost the companies
man-hour worked,
and would actually
result in an
improved
per
in the
contribution
4C
have
1962.
30,
Increases
increase
10-13
White
Oct.
on
therefore
was
Sept.
surance,
II-30
12-26
10-31
Mr.
would
made
stcelworkers'
considered
it
to
IOC
$1.50
which
was
"The companies'
10c
-
increase,
wage
five
fifth offer
;
group have
to union efforts to extract another
analysis that It would
1
11-
The
ing
(monthly) I
Industries
steel
20c
(quar.)
stock
$67,089,717
the
With
$1
Industries—
Inc.—
to
'
•' :*
•'
'f
that the new well on, Cebu, Rctna
50c
.*■.
(1897)
-
$1.25
-
(quar.)
Bankshares
93.
p.
corporation
common
For
(quar.)—;
—
Co.,
190,
submitted
and
"In
terms
of
the
dollars involved," ■ he
said, "this is the most
unsatisfactory quarterly report we have ever made to our stockholders.
In terms of the principles Involved, we believe it is one of the best."
The loss reduced net income for the first nine months of 1959 to
11-12
75o
,v.
itemized
be
Republic Steel Corp.—Shows Loss—
5
1
In Toledo and that he
project
will
'
12-15
11- 2
SOc
31 %c
32%c
*.
(quar.)
I-
oil
its
36c
common
common
Fund,
..
technical
personnel employed by its promoters. REDECO presently
16 petroleum exploration concessions granted by the Philippine
government, has an interest In 5 such concessions held by others, and
11-
56c
(quar.).*—*
preferred
..
holds
10-14
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.—
6%
above.
quoted
organization
metals
field
$1.15
Monthly
Wisconsin
tax.
of
was
under
and
$1.06%
(quar.)
Growth
Canadian non-residents
15c
Monthly
Winfield
13%
Manufacturing Co.
peso
1956,
such
10-20
25c
.
Inc.
Stores
:
The corrected jpcymtai
here.
United States dollar.-On Sept. 29, 1959,
JBOse, oLJtft
erals
II-13
20c
dividend
&
Indicated
PROCEEDS—The
19,
1-16
*4-15
.
.3-1-60 * ;7-i5
12-15 , 12- 4
15c
—
dividend
Stock
Wikon
is
net proceeds will be added to the company's gen¬
corporate funds, to be used as Its Board of Directors may deter¬
mine .-in its oil exploration program.
•
% /.
BUSINESS—REDECO Is a Philippine corporation, organized on Oct,
_
tr2-60
(quar.)
(3-for-2
Chocolate
preferred
incorrect.
waa
date
.
•
10-16
2-1-60
15 c
;
Willlams-McWilliams
.
$3
6c/o
208
10c
Ross,-Inc.
Wilbur
—
«
Norn-
-j.---.y-
■•••
eral
Stationery Corp.—
dividend
Corp.
2
"10-15 '
(quar.)
Gas,Co.
Stores,
Wlckes
$5.GO
&
42-15
_™"i^
$3 convertible preferred
\
Pipe Line—
Tropical-Gas, $5.24 preferred
i
!
10-15—
Oil
9
11-15
*11- a
,
1
$5.70 preferred
$5.96 preferred
10-
26c
•,
$12%C
(quar.)
Sewing Machine Cerp.—
prior preference (quar.)
White
11-
Trico
10-30
2
$0,049
class
White Stag Mfg., class
Glass B (quar.)
633ic
preferred
10-16
2
White
-
(quar.)
'
11-
$1.12%
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
Fund
5% preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake
$2
preferred
$4.90 preferred
«-
10-
25c
(quar.)
America,
Tablet
11-43
11-16
.
20c
(quar.)
$2.55
■
"
8
;
source.
exchange is two Philippine Pesog
the Phil¬
as selling on the free market
in New York at the rate of 3^
pesos to one United
States Dollar.
These shares are being offered in units
of 200 shares each, at a price of $2 per unit. These are
speculative securities.
:
?
10-21
10-31
SOc
(Increased)
Precipitation
Stock
22)fec
.
25c
Gas
12-21
10-
date
record
official rate
one
ippine
'*»
■
Paper Co. Lid.
(quar.)
Wheeling <5c Lake Erie Ry., common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
a
11-10
8c
!
(quar.)*
11-
20c
-
Westminster
11-13
11-16
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Transamerica Corp.
Transcontinental
1-1-G0
...
(quar.)
(qua_r.
Tower Acceptance Corp.,
Ttade
5c
$1.14
Co., common
4.25preferred (quar.)
preferred (guar.)
17)fee
$1.00)4
Edison
8
$1.43%
(s-a)
RR.
.
12-
the
22
to
Telephone,
(quar.)™
<fc
at
10-1
.
The'subsidiary will uso its funds for oper¬
of Sept. 1, 1959, directors
as
a
group had sub¬
class B shares, 12,500 class A shares, and $180,000
As
Gorham
rent
*
Pacific
-
stock
10-21
preferred
Western
thta dividend.
publicly offered 250,000,000 shares of capital
(par one centavo-Philippine). One hundred Phil¬
ippine centavos equal to one Philippine Peso, The cur¬
9
11-
Western
time Finance Co. (Ky.)—
Toledo
10-
2
$1.37%
(s-a)__
(quar.)
Co, (quar.)—
Mfg.
closed for
subsidiary.
to
Oct.
4-15
11-
10-21
Western
10-26
10c
-
I-1*
10-15
50c
Co.
5preferred
v
-
30c
-
(quar.)
19-11
10-31
7Vfec
•
Tliriftlmart,
1
1-60
10-21
Heater
Western Light &;
10-19
10-30
25c
,
II-
3-1-60
5-
10-
Telephone,
Gas
11- 2
Republic Resources & Development Corp. — Capital
Stock Offered—John G. Cravin & Co., of N. Y.
.City, on
11-
Westchester Fire Insurance (quar.)
Western Insurance Securities Co.,
9
10-30 '
15c
9U4c
.
5-13
11-
—
(quar.)__
5-31-GO
(quar.)
(quar.)™
West Ohio Gas (quar.)
West Jersey & Seashore RR.
11-
10- I
7$56%C
.-***
2-15
¥lVt 8
preferred
25c
-
10-15
11-3
Quaker Silver Co.—To Be Acquired—
11-13
<qua$^™—_—
Electric
11- 2
See
11-30
87 %e
(quar.)
Coast
$1.44
30c
not
7- t
65c
11-18
2-29-GO
87 %c
common
the
164,000
debentures.
4
10c
(4%c from net investment income and 23c
from net securities profits)
Wfesix
4- 9
130c
*
11-30
7%c
...
—
$1.24
pfd.
A
capital.
of
11-
19e
7%c
Wellington Equity Fund—
.
11-27
(quar.)".
ating
into
preferred "C" (quar.)
Transportation Co.—
(quar.)
(J.), Inc., common (quar.)
'
of
scribed
Bros.
Weingarten
10-15
$1.35
$4
i
1- 9
i
37%c 7-29-60
(Continued from page 8)
be
(quar.)
(quar.)__
A
10-10
'
INVESTMENT NEWS
10-15
share
per
convertible
Class
10-15
Bros.,
common
(quar.)
} 3.65.(7>
preferred
(quar.)
Therm-O-Dlsc. Inc. (quar.)__
Industries
10-15
10-15
2
Thalliimer
Thompson
2
11-2
12-15
'
(stock
11-
11-2
(quar.)_:
Thiokol. Chemical
10-31
11-
preferred'(quar.)
$4.84 preferred
11-30
$1.16
(quar.)*
convertible preferred
12- 4
$1.27
Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline (quar.)
Texas Instruments,'Inc.—•
Texas 'Power & Light Co.,
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
12-18
10-15
10-30
V10-30
1-29-60
10-30
1
11-
King Corp,—
6ft>
25c
-
GENERAL CORPORATION AND
16c
common
12* 1
12-4
37%c 4-29-60
l
funds, less
Jamaica income tax.
10-20
11-
Bros.
Watson
.
'
:
Co.,
A
10-20
2
37%c
(quar.).
(quar.)
and/or
stock
Pictures, Inc. (quar.)
Washington Gas Light, common (quar.)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
$4.60 preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly from Investment income
Washington Steel Products—
(5-for-l split) a
Waste
12- 4
(increased)35c
Transmission, com.
€4.96(oCpreferred (quar.):
4
11-10
11-16
preferred-(quar.)*-SI.-*
" Warner
11- 3
12-18
$1
(quar.)„
Gas
preferred
12-1
$1.14
,
4
15c
—
2
t40c
'
!
2
2c/t>
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
2%
•
(quar.)
5.40(F
10-21
$1.08
'
,
preferred
preferred
10-21
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
•
10-21
11-14
11-14
$1.04
(quar.)
preferred
11-14
25c
20a
(s-a)
1-
50 °'o
*
17(fec
5.10preferred
TEj-lor Fibre Co'.j preferred (s-a)_i
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd, (s-a
Tfelechron Mfg., class A (stock dividend).
'Class B (stock dividend
$5.08
30c
10-12
2
>■
11-
37!fec
t Payable in U. S.
xLesa
(quar.)
Mutual
(quar.)
10^15
25c
.
common
8
date
-:
>
40c
of
Co.
Previously published
y
•>
$1.31%
Works
—
10-27
8
12-
22 %0
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Class
(quar.)__
.
$4.64
12-
12- 4
12-15
In Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%f resident tax 7%.
•'<
Less British Income tax.
11-1-0
13-21
10-15
12-15
12-11
11-24
11-2
15c
pfd. (quar.)*
(quar.)
preferred
a
Vita I-'ood
Products
(Increased)
Vogt Manufacturing Co. (Increased quar.)
Vulcan Corp.
(quar.)
10-15
4f«
.
;
Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Texas
1-1-60
Ltd.,
10-13
11-13
1
15c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
11-5
41 (4 C
i_l
:
6G
12-1G
12-15
28vbC
Bro'adcas*tr.g (stock dividend)
'$4.56
10-13
4
shs.
common
Viceroy Mfg. Co., Ltd.,
Virginian Railway—
10-15
10-15
1
Walker &:
! 4.16(0
'4.32To
on
com.
$14
!
Corp.
Vanderbilt
-
T^wnpa Electric,
4
Machine
6%
Transfer books
(quar.)
Food
Iron
4conv.
1
11-
>$1.25
(qua*-.)
Dora
Sea
Vanadium
10-15
28c
f
Van
10-14
10-30
2%
Camp
$1.11
V.lOc
"T
10-15
11-
quar.)
Tobacco,
d'/ify"preferred
5%^-" preferred
Van
2-12
2 ;
65c
:
Supercretc, Ltd. (stock dividend)
preferred
2
10-3$
X Payable
10-30
11-
11*
Convertible
-r
11-13
2-29
11-
12 (fee
,
4%
11-17
(quar.)
Leaf
•
a
12-
"
11-30
25c
,
:_***_**
*-.-**
Sen-Ice
(quar.)*
(quar.)
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil, common
E.,
2
25c
(quar.)
preferred
10-19
11-16
4 c/o
common
=~^4^'^t»«felirfedT;(quarr^^s;w^>i==r=rterrr
ir.
10-
10c
(Increased
5:ii%
preferred
Utah-Idaho Sugar
12-14
-
10-30
23fr:
_
dividend;
1-1-60
37 Vu c
Suburban Propane Gas, 5.20% pfd.
(qua.)
Sun Life Assurance Co.(of .Canada
(quar.)
I.
2
,$1.19
common
Upjohn Company (quar.)
Upper Peninsular Power,
11-27
12-
12(fee ;
__
dividend
Strawbrldge & Clothier,
Stubnitz Greene Corp.,
Taft
11-
29™
-Common (ciwir.)
$3.60* preferred
Universal
10-26
12-11
12'fee
.*•**
T.
37 %c
$3.50 convertible preferred
(quar.)
Universal Controls Inc. (quar.)
"
**™_™
Gas
Oct.
Corp.,
•3.50
,.
12-11
11-j2
t40c
**_*__.
__
'
12- 7
-
•
.
,
Suburban
2
62 %c
at
4
dividend.
to
Wlielan
Common
.
/*• Stock
10-
Extra
9
:
pld) A-(quar,)
:&*<•;
Bterchi Bros. Stores (qunr.)^--t.--—Sterling. Prfeetsion Corp.-; 5% pfd. A• (quar.)
,5preferred'
(quarj/l*.****'
;**.'
Stern & Stent Textiles, Inc.—• •
4% % preferred (quar. J*-:.!****
a__
Stevens" (J."P.) "&• Co. (quaf.)
Stop & Shop (stock dividend)
L>*:
Stouffer Corp.. (quar.).
1'
Stock
Nov.
on
tills
common
United
10- 9
2
(quar.)
class A pfd. (quar.)
class B preferred (entire
plus
10-15
10c
11-
Lines (Del.)
(s~tocFdividend)-!
Vitamin & Pharmaceutical
(quar.)
5%
11-20
25c
.
62 %C
4=!4Yo
1
10-16
Truck
redeemed
Ltd. "(quar.}/**___*.*.__■
_
Ltd.,
S.
United Transit Co., common
5fc
preferred' (quar,).
United Wallpaper, Inc.—•
12-
10-30
.
(Canada),
Corp
Steinberg's
U.
11-16
4%%
10c
30c
U.
11-16
Zeller's,
10-19
_
11-16
12-15
12-18
:
29
the
on
10-15
12-10
10-13
10-30
_
10-15
12-15
1
1-10-60
$1.12%
100 ft
12- 9
.
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
County Gas (quar.)
15c
...
Oct.
on
split
Corp. * (quar.)
Sugar
Cab,
$2.50
•=•'
11- 2
3%
-
'
preferred
.
York
10- •
1
12-
"...
Vote
proposed 4-for-l
U. S.
11-
27)fec
10-14
10-15
10-10
250
preferred
preferred
6%
10-30
11-30
10-31
62%o
dividend
Yates-Amerlcan
Yellow
6%
(quar.)
Co.—
will
3
2c
2
(quar.)
(s-a)
Playing Card
Stockholders
3
30c
•
Parts
\
1
U. S.
10-15
20c
;
preferred tquar.)
Co.
Steel
11-
2
11-
of Rec.
t
-
12-15
'
(quar.)
Sjtecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—Steel
1
(N. J.)—
11-
10c
(quar.)
Capital
1
;«/•
i $1.60
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Standard Railway Equipment Mfg.
Standard Tube Co., class B common—
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class
1
11-
8
11-
12-14
(quar.)
Inc.
com.
11-
56 (4c
split}***
-
•
11-
1
10-
12-14
20c
Fire
Lines Co.
(quar.)
Holders
10-31
.
*20c
Monthly
secu-
(increased
& Canal
Machinery,
4% Yo " preferred
10-20
1
'11- 2
;
U. S.
11-16
5c
■
—
S.
Extra
,
Brands" (2-for-l
from
10-20
12-
36c
22(fec
.
Standard-Dredging Corp.—
15c
10-20
11-1
«
in-
net
10-20
7
4la%- convertible - preferred (quar.)
Spcedry Chemical Products, Class A (Initial)
Class B ("initial)
Spencer Kellogg A: Sons
(quar.)*
Spokane International ER. (quar.
Standard
and
Co.
Wright Line, Inc., class B (quar.)
Wrlgley (Whi.) Jr. (monthly)-™-
,6%
from
1
12-
33c
10-
Stock
•
1
12-
.
*•»
11- 2
$1
Insurance (N". Y.% (quar.)
U. S
Foil, class A (3-for-2 split)
Class B
(3-for-2 split).:
;
'
-
11-1
•
$1
6 c'o
preferred
(quar.)
U. S. .Borax «fc Chemical
Corp.—
4V2Y0 preferred (quar.)
U. 8. Chemical
"Milling (stock dividend)™"
10-30
,
,
10- 9
*
United Services Life Insurance
(Wash., D. C.)
New common (lnitlal)4——
'
■.
11-10
3 ft
cents
United New Jersey-,RR.
United Printers «fc
10-21
2
11-14
25c
;
Publishers,
$1.10
11-ii
1
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
series)
\
rifles profits)
United-Greenfield Corp.
Co.—
r4.40%
preferred
(quar.)—
—
Southwestern Investors (10 cents from' investment' income and' 72 cents from, gain
1
12-
12)fec
series)
(1956
W.)
25c
•
(F. W.) Ltd., 6% pfd. .(s-s*>
County Electric Co.—
4.44% preferred (quar.)
World Publishing (reduced)
1
•••
,
12-18
11-16
$1.50
a—
12-
-
11-30
12-26
38c
(quar.)
Corp.—
preferred
(F.
com
,
$1.25
California
Woodward
Woolworth
(quar.)
of
10-ii
11- 1
'
•
Worcester
Co.
11- 1
$1.27
(quar.)
Stores, Ltd., class A
10-20
(Kansas)—
^
10-15
$1.28
Chemical
10-20
Aircraft
United
Witco
11-16
United Air
Lines
(quar.)
Stock dividend
United Funds, Inc.*—
10-16
10c
(s-a>
common
10-20
11-16
System Inc.
Oil
4f«>
*
Southwest
11-16
92Vfec
'
;
10-20
51.12%
;
11-1
preferred (quar.)
5.04% preferred (quar.)
5.08% preferred (quar.)
87)fec
preferred-
4Yo
10-20
(quar.)*_
common
Gas
Union
10-15
l
11-16
12-19
$1.25
(increased)
com.
,5%
(lncreased-quar.)
Gas
United
$L20
10-15
$1
When
Payable
32 %c
of Company
(quar.)
(Canada) Ltd.—
Common
10-9
-
■'
1
preferred
•Common
9
*586 Oc
—i
11-
Per
Share
-
Name
Wisconsin Public Service,
$$0.71062
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
10-20
11-16
of Rec.
$4 preferred
Union
(quar.)—*•_*
Powct,
11-
tG2)(:C
preferred (quar.)—.
Materials
11-
11-30
Holders
Union Electric Co.—
Union
(quar.)——
(quar.)
;_***,
Southern
11-30
30 % C
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
4.80%
11-
297/sC
_—
2nd preferred
preferred
11-30
Acceptance, Ltd.—
6Y*%
1st pref. A (initial)«—:
10-
25 Vic
^
When
Payable
Union
10-
10-31
26 %c
(quar.)—*
Southern Colorado Power,
4.72%. preferred (quar.)
<
10-31
—.—.
(quar.)—
14.78 %
preferred
(quar.)
14.88%
preferred
(quar.)——
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
t Common
(quar.)
„
10-
28 %c
(quar.)
4.24. preferred
.
10-31
Share
of Company
*
Southern California Edison,
47
companies
steelworkers'
for
wage
9.7
medical
increases
cents
per
take-home
pay
by
reducing
his proaenv
benefits.
in
the
second
man-hour
and
third
worked
In
years
each
would cost tns
of
those
years,
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1776.)
annual
average
an
5%
package over the entire period would repre¬
of 2.6% without anj allowance for
the total cost of the
3lul
sent
47
existing
.
cost-of-living
if
What,
conditions
This
which
others
all
like
offer,
made,
was
rejected by the union, Mr. White added.
"There* can be no' doubt,'.' he said, "that this strike
has focused
the American people
on
the threat of inflation.
clearly demonstrated that a major part of the blame
for
inflation
rests on the
leaders
of the
steelworkers'
union and
rjtber
national
unions
which
have
similarly persistently extracted
Wage Increases from industry far In excess of productivity gains." •
Discussing the possibility of a Taft-Hartley Act Injunction, he said
toat toward tlie end of the 80-day cooling-off period, the steelworkers
would be given. an opportunity to vote under a governxnent-supervifced, secret ballot on whether they wished to accept the company's
.last offer.
.V,
v;-:
of
attention
Likewise,
"Inasmuch
,R7
cents,
the
as
steelworkers
.
the. last
2n
Steel
inventories
he
the
in
within
of
hands
customers
at
now
are
a
for
The
$5)
(par
power" to make up the earnings which have been
by .the -company through the enforced idleness - of operations.
—v. u»o, p. 1462. •
y
r:':'".i ■ ' ■
'-C- " ■
to
our
of
& Co.
statement
registration
a
through itn
filed- With
20
Oct;
on
company
offered
Califone
.
:
Hobertsliaw-Fulton
This
Richmond,
Va.,
Controls
•Earnings
stock
amounted
to
$4,327,007.
For
the
first
f»49,582,011
■
For
quarters
1958
corresponding 1958 period.
quarter of 1959, earnings amounted
third
share
per
sales
on
of
$19,590,273.
$948,111, or $.56 per share
sales of $16,615,215.
date,. Mr. Arden said, the steel
were
-cluded)
the
of
To
little
against
to
$1,241,893,
Third
quarter earnings in
non-operating profit in-
($.17
effect
on
operations.
company
had
comparatively
However,
if the strike
earnings of two
nettled
shortly,
"fourth quarter sales and
company's divisions could be reduced."—V.
190,
is
not
of
the
Rochester
Gas
Electric
&
Corp.—Bonds
Offered—
an
underwriting syndi¬
cate which offered on Oct. 23,
$12,000,000 of first mort¬
gage 5% bonds, series S, due Oct. 15, 1989, at 100.777%
and accrued interest, to yield 4.95%.
The group won
award of the bonds at competitive sale on Oct. 23 on its
bid
of
100.15.%.
selling at
There
-
The
issue
well
was
received
is
and
five
wore
other
for
the
bonds,
all
5^8
as
as
follows:
& Co.
(jointly),
Hutzler, East¬
101.4099;
10,919,001
9,221,830
1,528,459
1,343,813
Kuhn, Locb & Co., 101.37; Salomon Bros. As
Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and Equitable Securities Corp.
(jointly), 161.311; Blyth & Co., Inc., 101.20; and The First Boston
101.169.
The
series
ranging
S
from
bonds
will
105.78%
to
ceding from 100.777-;.
However, prior to Oct.
from
ot
the
debt
fclian
the
proceeds
which
of
has
interest
in
and
par,
interest
the
on
proceeds
connection
at
plus
1964,
at
special
S
redemption
interest
accrued
series
no
regular redemption prices
bonds
in
rate
series
from
with
its
or
S
cost
to
the
prices
each
re¬
redeemed
incurring
company
1,201,601
lower
bonds.
the
financing
will
be
used by the
including the
incurred to defray a
program,
discharge of short-term obligations which were
part of the costs of the program.
The company's construction ex¬
penditures for 1959 and 1960 are expected to approximate $47,500,000.
BUSINESS—Rochester Gas & Electric Corp. supplies
electric, gas and
•
steam
service
company's
'Well
in
the
territory,
diversified
upper
which
between
portion of the State of New York.
The
has a population in excess of 574,000, is
residential,
commercial
and
industrial
cus¬
in interest
i
EARNINGS—For
had total
$10,013,638.—V.
th&
twelve
operating
190,
p.
months
revenues
ended
of
Aug.
$70,815,551
1959,
31,
and
net
the
com¬
income
$1.14
$0.97
due ,Oct.
Rose
de
Lima
of
(a
Nevada
Corporation of Dominican Sisters)—Bonds Offered—
B. C. Ziegler & Co., of West Bend, Wis., on Oct. 20 pub¬
licly offered $650,000 of first mortgage serial bonds to
yield 5%, 5&% and 5V2%. The bonds, which are dated
Aug. 1, 1959, mature semi-annually from Aug. 1, 1960
to Aug. 1, 1969, inclusive. Eighty bonds were still left
as of press time (Editor).
PRICES—TO
Aug.
1,
1960
yield
returns
indicated
to and including Aug._j,
above.
1963
Bonds
bear
-
maturing
coupon
Co., Inc
Thalmann
250,000
1,450,000
—
—
Meeds..
As
Wlieeler
100,000
!_•
Inc
Co.
As
200,000
Tyson
300,000
Coe
A:
Marx
As
E. Masten
other
Co.
&
The
bid
Wallace,
Co.
be
to
A
represented by Morgan Stanley
rate of 5Vafy.
redeemable at optional redemption prices
group
coupon
a
to
are
par,
plus accrued
interest.
from
interest at
Curric—
150,000
250,000
300,000
250,000
services,
Georgia,
South Carolina
Kentucky,
and
Louisiana,
Tennessee.
Mississippi,
June 30,
On
1959
North
the
coiii-
telephones in
service. Other communication serv¬
ices furnished include teletypewriter exchange service and services and
facilities for
private line teletypewriter use for the transmission of
radio and television programs and for other purposes.
had 6,505,195
the
EARNINGS—For
total
operating
six
months
revenues
of
ended
June
the
1959
30,
$378,370,088
net
and
company
income
of
$55,690,299.
J.
Kendall.
—V.
190,
1959
company's
capital
UNDERWRITER—The
name
of
the
cipal of debentures to be purchased by each
Halsey,
Stuart
As
Anderson
Arnhold
Strudwick-
As
and
-
ended Aug. 31, 1959, compared with $1,448,038 for . the corres¬
ponding period ended Aug, 31, 1958. Net income,- after deductions for
all
interest
charges,
etc.,
amounted to $1,237,015 compared
with
for the corresponding periods indicated.
ciglxt months' period ended Aug. 31, 1959,
$1,170,051
operating revenue
the" corresponding
operating income for the first eight
months of 1959 amounted to $1,033,423 compared with $972,553 for
the corresponding pexiod of 1958,
and net income was $705,373 for
the first eight months of 1959, compared with $778,975 for the
cor¬
For the
amounted to $5,222,884 compared with $4,855,796 for
S.
Ashrnun
Co
responding period of 1958.—V.
corporation's income before taxes for the three months ended
amounted to $72,007, an increase of 44(* over $40,641 for
period last year.
inconxc for
the three months was $37,837
after a provision
This
31,
Aug.
the
same
Net
amounting
taxes
income
Ball,
The
Weeks
As
Bankers
Co.
Bond
Fitch,
Inc.
Bartow
Baxter
D.
H.
Blunt
J.
C.
&
Co,
Co.
Blair
Ellis
Butcher
Inc.
,
—
Cullonx Davis
financing commitments
for
the quarter
totaled $1,702,440
with $354,061 for the period last year.
of the company include
equipment leasing, oil financing,
real estate development and receivables financing.—V. 189, p. 89.
New
Services
Southwestern Public Service Co.—Earnings—
Ended Aug.
Year
Gross
DeHaven
Dick
R.
200,000
600,000
Townsend,
&
Bodine
&
4,396,020
share of common stock
Dividends paid per sh. of com. stock
$1.98
$1.50
(electric)
customers
of
Total kilowatt hour sales
Simmons
Co
Co.—.
Merle-Smith
&
Dickson
S.
200,000
150,000
Dittmar
Doolittle
&
1,450,000
Co.,
Inc.
-
As
Inc
Co.,
&
Co
3,244,469
2,815
2,654
—:
sales
Subsidiary
Canadian
&
Sept. 27,'59 Sept. 28,'58
$78,266,862 $65,870,960
Months Ended—
Nine
14%
1018.
p.
Stanley Works
(American
Companies)—Earnings—
Net
14%
179,737
2,846,132
187,390
(thousands)
Increase
11%
14%
15%
R.
J.
As
Co
,-
Edwards,
Co.
Inc
-
-
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
600,000
Evans
Este
&
Co
As
Co.
Gross
-
1,100,000
150,000
:
—
Inc
—
200,000
1,100,000
100,000
300,000
300,000
100,000
300,000
$3.85
$1.90
$1-43
$1.46
decreased by a carryover tax
credit equal to 41 cents per share. This resulted from the merging
of a subsidiary company into the parent company.
189,
1959
statement
above
The
NOTE:
V.
for
taxes
income
The
were
subject
is
to
audit
at
year
end.—
2246.
p.
Stekoll Petroleum Corp.—ExpansionAccelerated
the
Panhandles, and In Canada.
^
and
Gas
Company,
the
two
150,000
acquired
200,000
substantially
Sherrerd—
100,000
Ferris
100,000
-
Petroleum Corporation during
Stekoll
has been outlined for stockholders by Marion
H.
Stekoll, company president.
The firm was family-owned until its consolidation with Oroco 01.
and Trinidad
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
.
expansion of
coming year in the Texas and Oklahoma
Venezuela
"In
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Co
$1,624,875
1,088,920
Earnings per share—
Dividends paid per share
100,000
&
1,765,590
$4,196,273
1,088,920
—
outstanding—
Shares
3,390,465
*3,524,017
earnings
Burton & Co.
Inc.
7,720,290
earnings
income taxes
100,000
400,000
600,000
Denton,
190,
7,585,243
4,388,179
$1.73
$1.48
8,719,861
per
Number
•
250,000
100,000
As
applicable to common stock
outstanding at year end
shares
Com.
Net
Elkins, Morris, Stokes As
&
1959
1958
$47,067,788 $42,452,902
9,546,713
8,337,943
31—
revenues
income
Less
As
Co.
Crouter
850,000
As
Co.,
Shelby
750,000
Co
net
provision
$40,641
no
200,000
Inc.-
As
Bros.
Cunningham, Schmertz
& Co., Inc
«
Dallas Union Securities
Dryfus
Inc.
Edward L.
600,000
Francis I. du Pont As Co.
Inc.
;
Bradford
&
250,000
Co
As
1,450,000
200,000
Co
&
As Co.
Co
Burnham
Burns
As
250,000
1,250,000
As
Becker
Blair
600,000
100,000
200,000
Corp.
1,450,000
Stearns
&
500,000
750,000
Julien
850,000
Baum
Co
&
Burr, Inc
Collins & Co
with
was
compared
&
&
Cooley
250,000
Ltd.
Co
&
Clark
W.
Coffin
250,000
Co
As
$34,170.
This compares
last year when there
E.
&
—
A.
G.
Co._
Bateman,
Bear,
Biorcn
.
North
Leeds
B.
Co.
& Kraus—
Burge
to
period
—V.
1,100,000
Bacon, Whipple & Co—*.*
Baker,
like
150,000
600,000
Co
&
the
for
taxes.
for
200,000
&
Redpath
Bache
189, p. 524.
Southwestern Financial Corp.—Earnings Up—
Chace, Whiteside
Winslow, Inc.
Clayton Securities
—
Parker
Auchincloss,
previous year. Net
period of the
Average annual kwh sales per residen¬
tial customer-,.-;
300,000
150,000
150,000
$1,582,643 for the
msintenarrce; taxes anT'~depreciatlsn was"
ekpl*hses)
year
300,000
Blcich-
S.
roeder, Inc.
Arthurs, Lestrange As Co.
V
Southern; Colorado Power Co.—Earnings—...
Operatlng revenue of this company for the 12 months ended Aug. 31,
amounted to $7,760,363 as compared with $7,229,726 for the'
IS months ended Aug. 31, 1958. Net operating income, after operating
200,000
Co.
.
1959,
150,000
Peck_
As
prin¬
as follows:
are
Brothers
Byrd
$3,850,000
500,000
>
Allison-Williams
and
•
,
-
Carolina Securities Corp.
Co.
Inc.
Adams
underwriters
several
150,000
1633.
p.
Earnings
30,
250,000
As
Inc.
tensen,
Earnings
June
was
the
son Inc.
400,000
Harold E. Wood A: Co.100;000
Arthur L. Wright As Co., 5
Inc. -—^—
100,000
Wyutt, Ncal As Waggoner
200,00(5
Yarnall, Blddle Ac Co.—
200,000,
'
~
Writer As ClirisInc. —150,000
Peters,
100,000
250,Q00
Co.
.
;——.
J. R. Williston As Beane
Cohu As Stet-
150,000
100,000
Co.._
Cbpeland
Patterson,
Net
the
Northwest
Pacific
stock
C.
850,000
Co
Overton As
A.
600,000
Gefruldscn As
Winslow,
Hanseatic
York
New
$1,253,584,460; funded debt was $465,000,000 and advances
parent organization were $68,300,000.
At Dec. 31,
1953
these figures were $750,786,545, $210,000,000 and $8,600,000 respectively.
equity
from
As
Cook A: Co.—
Newhard,
for
is engaged in the business of furnishing
mainly local and toll telephone service in
company
Florida,
Carolina,
received.
with
108.36%
from
Alabama,
had
300,000
Mullaney. Wells As Co—.
Newburgcr, Lbeb As Co.
Johnston
100,000
1,000,000
200,000
Weedcn As Co. Inc.— 1,000,000
Weil Investment Co
150,000
Wertheim As Co
1,450,000
C. N. White & Co
200,000
Robert L. Whittaker As
600,000
Co
Moreland, Brandenberger,
1,
one
was
debentures
ranging
pany
Milwaukee
150,000,
500,000
300,000
R. L. Day
Van Alstync. Noel As Co.
100,000
Moore, Leonard A; Lynch
Deben¬
—
This cost of 5.42% Is
percent above the previous post¬
on a June 1957 issue of the same
of
100.60%
bid
The
—.
,
Tucker. Anthony As
200,000
Co.
.
400-^9
—
100,000
-
400,000
100,000
850,000
_
250,000
Co
250,000
J. S. Strauss A: Co
Sweney Cartwright As Co.
Swiss American Corp.—
Thomas & Co
Towixsend, Dabney A;
400,000
1,000,000
Alle-
8c
Mid-South Securities Co.
189,
high of 4.91%
amount, $70 million."
The successful bidder offered
the issue to the public at 102.36% which will yield ap¬
proximately 5.35% to maturity. The debentures are due
October 1, 1994.
The issue was well received and. is
selling at a premium.
Frank
1463.
Hospital. Henderson, Nev.
A.
$0.88-
.
-V.
1959.
It illustrates the continuous rise
1929.
war
George K.
-
C.
Hugo
317,312
in recent years.
costs
one-half
over
Barret,
tomer's.
pany
A:
Co.
Mackall
089,626
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
.—
construction
200,000
Corp,
-.
Norris As Hirshberg, Inc.
case.
be
the
may
refunding operation involving
any
rate
redeemable
par,
to
15,
an
PROCEEDS—-Net
company
be
150,000
Ac
xnaxi, Inc.
196,520
1,415,474
man
Corp.,
150,000
Co.
$1.27
CAPITALIZATION—At
bids
Kidder, Peabocl.v & Co., White, Weld & Co. and Shields
200,000
—
Lcedy,
1959—9 Mos.- —1958
1,633,933
sh.
issue in October
premium.
a
600,000
Joyce As Co.
MacArthur
Ladenburg,
1,240,016 shares outstanding as of Sept. 30,
communication
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. headed
12,246,905
x
com.
per
BUSINESS—The
1341,
p.
taxes
debentures
One
has
150,000
Securities
Go.
capital.
1994, President Ben S.
headquarters in Atlanta,
on Oct. 20.
The successful bidder was Halsey, Stuart &
Cp., Inc. The accepted price represents an interest cost
to Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company of
approximately 5.42% to maturity of the debentures, Mr.Gilmer said. "This
the highest cost on borrowings in
the history of Southern Bell," Mr. Gilmer said, exceeding
"the previous record high cost of 5.32% on a $32 million
on
strike
John B.
Kenower,
Gilmer announced at Southern
-
$59,649,161
—
Co.—_
As
Norfolk
1026.
5V2%
the
for
the
$.74
«r
the
35-year
$1,000,000,
Mr.
founded In
three
totaled
&
Inc.
Hutton
F.
Corp.
_a—-s
Investment Corp. of
tures Offered—This company on Oct. 20 accepted a bid
of 101.26% for $70 million principal amount of
was
Co.—Earnings—
Applegate
Interstate
$15,451,791 $13,863,534 $11,767,244 $10, 603,458
Southern BeR
other
and
200,000
Co~--.—_850,000
A;
Humphrey;
preferred stock
1,570,953
♦Based on
company's
year, they were $2,385,617.
sales
for the
nine
months period
working
1959—12 Mos.—1958
income
Net
previous
Net
Hirsch
Hulme,
Co.—Earnings-
_
Federal income
earnings from operations for the
nine months ended Sept. 30, 1959, were equal to $2.59
per share com¬
pared with $1.25
($1.42 less non-operating profit of
$.17 resulting
from
the sale of property)
in the like period of 1958, Thomas T.
Arden, President, announced on Oct. 22.
: After
provision of $4,888,000 for federal and state income taxes,
earnings
for
Co.,
As
...
Xoewi
Exp. Inch fixed charges
and general taxes
subsidiary to develop, manufacture and
*3*11 Rheem's recently announced line of caching machines for schools
;md Industry, in addition
to Califorie's line of record players, sound
nystems, language laboratories and related teaching equipment.
estimated
Inc.
Bis,sell
Gross-revenues
Rhecm
Califone, a maker of teaching devices,
1.946 and employs 150/persons.—V. 189, p. 2881.
used
150,000
8c Co
Hilsnxan
H,
J.
Lanigley As Co
;
Said.
Hill Richards
-
200,000
—
MeMaster Hutchinson As
company has acquired a majority interest in Califone Corp.,
Angeles, it was announced on Oct. 19 by A. Lightfoot Walker,
President, and Robert G. Metzner, President of Califone.
Califone will be renamed Rheem Califone
Corporation by Dec. 1 and
.The transaction, including purchase of
4nanclal considerations, will involve ,an
Co.
As
.
600,000
-
W.
Tliis
Walker
be
South Jersey Gas
Les
a
to
are
Co.—
As
Kormendi
proceeds
Period End. Sept. 30—
libecm
as
Hentz
Laird,
1).
operated
unit.
per
Haupt
Hi eke v
(par 20 cents)
preferred and five
No underwriting is
A
100,000
100,000
80 Co600,000
Havden, Stone & Co.- .- 1,450,000
Ira
stock
class
of
$37.50
at
common
B common
shares
(a
:
Co
8?
kopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc., at $53 per share, with a
dealer's concession of $1 per share. The unsold balance
was withdrawn.—V. 190, p. 1567.
Inc.
Insurance is engaged in the writing of multiple line fire
casualty insurance.
A
wholly-owned subsidiary, The
Summit
Fidelity & Surety Co. of Akron, Ohio, writes court bonds.
The
proposed offering Includes. 62,670 shares to be sold by the
.company and 48,i;il shares to be sold by certain stockholders. ProtiCCds to the company will be added to general funds.
The Increased
capital will enable the company to finance a larger volume of under¬
writing and to expand Its area of operations.. The company Is prostsntly licensed in 44 states and Summit Fidelity in 26 states.
"Reserve
Insurance
Co.
was
Incorporated- In
1946,
succeeding by
merger
a
mutual casualty company organized in 1919.
The present
management group, headed by Allan S. Blank/President, acquired con¬
trol in 1952.
Capitalization consists solely of capital shares, of which
:i20,000 will be outstanding after the proposed offering.—V.1G6, p. 955.
Reserve
be
of class
five
with
Talbot
&
corporation)
.
HUd
Will
Hannaford
Harrison
9'S
500,000
Pomeroy, Inc. —— MoO.OOO
Sclxwabat'hor & Co.—500,OOC
Chas. W. Scrahton &
Co.
250,000
Seasongood & Mayer—
150,000
Shaughnessy As Co., Inc.
100,000
Shearson, Hamrnill & Co.
850,000
Shields As Co—
1,450,000
Singer, Deane &. Seribner -----300,000
John Small A; Co., Inc;
200,000
F. S. Smithers As Co.—
850,000
William R. Staats.A: Co.
300,00i)
Starkweather & Co.
250,000
H. "J. Steele & Co.^
150,000
Steiix BroS. Sf Boyce_
250,000
Stern Brothers Ac Co—600,000
Stern. Frank, Meyer As
Pox
—200,000
Sterne, Agce As Leach—
100,000
Stifcl, Nicolaus A: Co.,
>r
Inc.
—1
2p0,000
Stix As Co.150,000
Walter Stokes As Co
100,000
Straus, Blosscr 'As
McDowell
150,000
309,000
Co.
•
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
1,450,000
Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirklund
Skelly Oil Co. — Secondary Offering
A secondary
offering of 17,6(10 shares of common stock (par $25) was
made on Oct. 16 by The First Boston Corp. and Schoell-
Securities and Exchange
110,837 capital shares to
managed by A. G. Becker
Rheem Manufacturing Co.—Acquisition—
of
notification
of
6cumulative
500,000
750,000
-
Co
&
Hallgarten
8c
the
for
underwriting group
class. B
letter
a
Sons,.
&
Hallowcll,
involved.
The
This
units
in
filed
7
150^000
.
Ellis & Anderson
Green,
-
of class A
shares
20,000
and
offered
lie
shares
Reserve Insurance Co.—Regislers With SEC—
be
on Oct.
20,000 shares
corporation
covering
SEC
250,000
Grande" & CoT, Ine".--_
Savage Boats, Inc., Reynoldsville, Pa.—Files With SEC
very
&
—
250,000
The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc
300,000
L. F. Rothschild -A: CO( 1,450;000
Salomon Bros. <fc Hutzler 1,450,000
Schmidt, Roberts 8c ~
Parke
—
»
200,000
600,000
Co
U
•
Gregory
approved on Oct. 20 an Increase in
from 2 million to 3 million shares and
stock
150,000-
Maraclie
Co.
-
250,000
Sons-
&
•
200,000
—
Granbcry,
company
common
-
150,000
Co.,
Co
8c
Gopdbody
E.
lost
Commission
Inc
.
he predicted Republic would
months ahead and would do "every¬
many
this
of
authorized
Hobbs
—;
Furman
G.
Robert Garrett
Nev. is an industrial city of 14,000
issued.
bciiig
now
Co.
Ginthcr
also approved a stock option plan for selected employees.
The option
plan is limited to 100,000 shares to be issued at, the discretion of the
Board' of Directors.-:—V. 190, p. 1633.
~
wages
Consequently,
continued.
excellent business
3mve
thing
paid
are
'Stockholders
the
on
offer
minimum,
being
8c
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—Stock Increase Approved—
their Jobs and accept the auded benefits contained
of the company."
to continue
vote
currently
are
bonds
Funk,
Creston II.
Alester
II.
of the average for all manufacturing,"
"it might be assumed that they would
hour in excess
toe .Republic Chairman said,
per
redemption", the premium
prior to Aug. 1, 1962, if
-
100,000
«...
250.000
IncPutnam & Co.,^_
Raffensperger,
Hughes
& Co., Inc.- Rambo, Close
Kerner
Inc
Rand & Co.-'.
Rippel & Co
Riter & Co
Co.,
A;
;
..
.
hern, Inc. —:
—
„Wm. E. Pollock As Co..
500,000
Co
A;
&
—
Wul-
Garrison,
150,000
400,000
Corp.—
Freeman
'
Inc.
building a new 74-bcd and 24-bassinet addition to Rose de Lima
Hospital at a total estimated cost of $1,4832)03, Including equipment,
It is for these purposes and in this connection that the first mortgage
serial
M.
M/
Pforzhelmer
H.
Co.
Pierce,
250,000
—,
Freeman
~CarI
200,000
Co
Securities
First
now
has
it
and
PURPOSE OF ISSUE—Henderson,
-jumniariJv
toe
redeemed by the corpora¬
any
Co..J.
fc
Monday, October 26, 195&
.
Cleveland
First
Corp.
population situated 10 miles from Las Vegas, and is served only by
one
hospital, namely Rose dc Lima Hospital, which is owned and
operated by the Dominican Sisters of the Third Order of St. Dominic,
Congregation of the Most Holy Rosary, with its General MotiierIiou.se
at Adrian, Mich.
With a capacity of only 62 beds and 8 bassinets,
the hospital serves patients not only from Henderson, but also many
from Las Vegas.
As a result, the hospital is continually over-crowded.
To alleviate and correct this situation, the Dominican Sisters are
waste, with due regard
companies have
the
The
interest payment date upon 15 days' published notice
by the payment of principal, accrued interest and a premium as
on
Finkle
California
First
redemption be effected after Aug. 1, 1962, and or prior to Aug. 1,
1964, and without premium after Aug. 1, 1964.
(b) Bonds may be redeemed with borrowed funds after Aug. 1, 19G4
without premium, but may not be redeemed with borrowed funds on
or
prior to Aug. 1, 1964.
any, changes should be made In the local working
provisions to enable the companies to take reasonable
to improve efficiency and eliminate
for the welfare of the employees?"
steps
David
and including "
1964 to
at
(a) If unborrowed funds are used for such
shall be
2'«
If redemption be effected on or
.
,
„
interest
coupon
follows:
during
continued
the
bear
1969
1,
5W'ic per annum; bonds maturing
5.Vuei per annum.
1969 bear coupon interest at
1,
REDEMPTION OF NOTES—Bonds m&y be
tion
cents per hour cost-of-living adjustment would
the term of the new agreements. In addition, if
provisions under the prior agreements would call
jof an lncrca.se exceeding the amount of the wage Increases to be
effective on Oct. X, 1960 and Oct. 1, 1961. the amounts in excess of
such wage
Increases, up to a limit of three cent.^, would, be added
to the cost-of-living adjustment.
"With
respect
to the contract issues,
the companies offered to
dispose of the 2ii problem—local working conditions—by submitting
to a three-man
board of arbitration—one company, one union, and
*iae selected by those two—for solution within GO days this
question;
'"The
Jbe
bonds-maturing l'roxn Feb.
annum;
1,
Aug.
2.6% annually.
1947 bad averaged.
industry since
steel
the
in
por
Feb.
increase
further cost-of-living Increase. It will be noted that Secretary of
Labor Mitchell's report stated that the increased output per man-hour
a
.
.
.QtoVnil
and
three
Salt Lake City, in April of
a
niirrpmt
half months'
substantial
increased
nlsins
fnr
period
rhp
of
which ended
organized
properties,
production
this year.
two
June 30, we
affiliates, and
said Mr
oil and natural gas,'
rnrrmanv
include
nossible
diversification
Volume
190
Number 5893
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
(1777)
outside
offered
according to Mr. Stekoll.
have approved a restricted stock option
plan for
key:..employees, and a stock purchase plan which will
employees to purchase the coinpanyfsi istock,»-,.,
•.?.£
,
stockholders
The
corixiration,
which
operates
Dakota,
founded
in
in
Texas,
as
Canada.
as.well
1926;'
is
independent
an
Utah
Mexico,^" Colorado,
New
Venezuela
Trinidad,
and
oil
be
without
used
underwriting.
working capital.
for
Shares
Lazard
Ki
for
oublic
and
"the
sale
in
units'of
stock'is'to he
The
selling commission'of $35
share
to' officers
employed
persons
to
be
thereto.
used
Upon
directors
the
company
security
as.
exercise
the
of
company and
The- term "first
securities.
tlie
now
therefor- and
of
the
options
The
land,
the
Carl
A.
land
price
not
was
disclosed
it
but
understood
was
to
Corp.
•:
Its
annual
backlog is
seven
oi
acres
volume
than
plant
a
$4
is
occupying
ground.—'V.
will
in
excess
of
The
firm
million.
156,000
190,
$5
the.manu¬
in
equipment.
million
the
and
feet
floor
of
Texas
fered
shop-., and restaurant facilities, and parking facilities.
The total
purchase price of the land is $122,000;
...
The prospectus lists James; W. Temple* as
President., and owner of
51,700 shares-< 64.36^v)
of
the outstanding common stock.
Of this
stock, 1700 shares were accjuired in exchange for a like amount of
shares of' thfr' predecessor company which were- • purchased for $1,700
in cash;- and the remaining o0.000:shares\,were acqpired by. Temple in
exchange for a like'amount of stock held, by him of, the predecessor
underwriters
of
The
The
par
shares
of
stock
which, he
the
to
had acquired
predecessor,
consideration
in
the
which
of
cost
for
certain
about
was
assets
Third quarter.-net
'
'
giving effect to the full conversion of the
5,500.000 Common shares after Jan., 1, 1961.
town,
to
stock
President.Harold E.
Churchill said that despite the customary auto¬
manufacturing shutdown lor new model changeover during the
third
quarter,
profitable results were, predominantly the product of
strong Lark sales.
-riv
;-u
....••
Total sales in the first nine months, were $284,909,940with sales of
.
.
•
....
$75,093,160 in the third quarter. This compares with 1958 nine months
of $92,005,696 Which resulted in an
operating loss of $22,532,511.
results are not subject to Federal income taxes because of
sales
Operating
tax
credits available.
•
Working capital as of Sept. 30, 155.9, totaled $60,847,302 of which
$55,319,905 consisted of cash and marketable securities. This compares
with
working capital position of $30,742,372 at Sept. 30, a year ago,
of which $18,533,102 was cash and marketable securities.
Mr.
Churchilh reported
that the company had shipped more than
20,000 new cars to its 2,600 dealers prior to the Oc't!' 15' -public intro¬
duction date. With enough steel on hand'to
a
keep plants of. Studebaker-
Packard
and
predicted:
its
suppliers
in
production into
satisfactory fourth
a
December,
190,
quarter.—-V.
Mr.
Churchill
1484.
p.
The
SEC
corporation
Oct.
or.
filed
12
letter
a
gas
of
proceeds,
are
sale
notification
with
the
the
terminus
Ohio.
From
With
_
Plainville, Conn.
Files
—
Securities and Exchange Commission—'
The
--
Inc.,
corporation
at $11.5(1 per
The
14. filed
Oct.
on
covertng^O.OOO
shares
of
letter
a
of
common' stock
pari
to'
with
gas
BUSINESS—Texas
to
Texas
resale
Co.
for
12'>;
Eastern
in
the
Gas
Transmission
Transmission
to
Corp.
to
are
used
be
for
working
and
owns
operates
Corp.
The
and
Ohio
Fuel
Gas
area; 6r/o
to American Louisiana
Detroit and Milwaukee areas; and the
the
cubic
1959
feet
of
had
estimated
natural
net
and
gas
CAPITALIZATION
of
reserves
approximately
approximately
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
9.7
million
PRESENT
series, due
4Var'e- series,
Co.
The
5.40(5
SEC
barrels
$2,022,000' in
After
of
the
the
period.;,In
equal
'The
nine
months
of-il959
reached
the
to
dividends,
earnings equaled $2.41 per
outstanding at the end
period, the company reported
the
707,756 shares then out¬
common.stock
comparable
1953
$2.10
per share
on
paid a 10V common stock dividend
150,000 shares publicly in February,-1959. >
company
1958,iand sqld
an
first
1958.
for preferred
955,557. shares of
the
standing.
to
in
provision
or*
earnings
31.
income
the $1,631,271. reported for the similar period
Provision' Tor Federal taxes was $3,096,000,
compared with
year.
share
net
reported
equivalent, basis
Dec.
on
Adjusted
the first
with the-current year, earnings in
of 1958 would have equaled $1.91
per share.
founded • in: 1854,
is engaged
in
all phases of industrial
finance—accounts receivable and
inventory financing, mortgage, equip¬
ment
and
special
loans,
factoring,
industrial
time
sales
financing
and rediscouhting.—V-. 190.
p. 1118.
1
nine
months
Talcott,
■
-.
.
The
to
a
Board'of Director ai' a
stockholders that the
the
basis
of
The
regular' meet in g'oii Oct*.'
corporation's
two1-shares for one*."
directors -further
3,000.003- shares
of
-"."v
.■«-
common
Vri
-
recommended/ that
common,
stock
of .the
ip^reeommended
"st£)ck; be split
on
the
of
presently
par
stock
t.
approved by .the
value
without
of
ance
new
certificates Tor.the
After the split, and
additional-'shgr.es.
issuance of
new
'
sharesrthere will remain. 1.219.71a
40,000,000
$460,000
ing
desired Tinahcing
for
1,
1979.
and
expansion needs. (These needs
during the next fiveryears.
"
p.re
'
•
•
expected" to approxikl&te $115,000 000
>. >•
A'r.special stcrckhokferS
meeting has been
act
these
011
the
At
per
share
share
The
on
Tampa
fctocx-
B
and
payable
Nov.
15,
ness
Nov.
2,
on
the Directors also
Electric's series A
for
Nov.
20,
1959,
to
declared
dividends of
preferred stock,
$1.04
per
per share on the series C
share'on the firm's common
stock, all
stockholders of record at the close of
1959,
per
to
busi¬
1959.—V.
190,
1673.
p.
.
..
(Upon
banks
If
72,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
4,000,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
2,950,082.6 shs.
vpntifrv116' Proceeds will be
ventory and cash advanced
selling
advertising
ventory;
For
and
other
as
nnri
1969 through May
see
.?f
kqi«c
furniture
S contKncTes
contingencies.
reserve
details,
as payment to promoters for inadvertising and other expenses; pur-
V.
190,
p.
and
fixtures;
>»nuis,
for
(ui
^
°g
1673.
Securities
and
on
bto
covering
21,2<5
Oct.
shares
8
filed
of
a
letter
common
of
stock
notification
(par
one
with
cent)
to
the
be
and
one-half
'.
T
shares
of
af*
common
by Texas National
......
.
working capital.—V.
18?,
p.
154&V
$6,300,000, 4%-5% conditional
a
announced
was
sales contract"
to finance the
Oct. 15,
on
1176.
p.
Oct.
company on
to issue
12,000 shares
The
filed
9
57,000
shares
will
to
are
price
for
application
an
shares
be
of
offered
be offered for
the
issue
with
is
the
ICC seeking
(par; $2.50); of
account
of
the compaflj
selling stocksby amendment.
is underwriting the issUA
tho account
to
the
stock
common
for
be
of a
supplied
net
proceeds
in
entirety
the
Bank
will
of
be
1547.
p,
.
used
America
to "reduce'
National
equipment
Trust
&
Saving*
'
'
Transportation Corp. of America (& Subs.)—Revs.
'Up
Roy Chalk, President, announced on Oct. 19 that consolidated
operating revenues for the 8-month period ended Aug. 31, 1959
in
the aggregate
amount of $23,397,913.
This compares witn
$20,479,060 for the corresponding period of the previous
year," an
increase of 14%.
were
.
Net
Dec.
on
1,
1974
and
June
$2.95 per
share.
The per
interest of
A
"
,
V
....
-
....
>.jj
share earnings have been adjusted
so as to reflect the
86$
corporation in D. C. Transit System, Inc; (Delaware)
include the 14% equity held by the public.
,
the
not
do
Mr.
1.
'
.
earnings of the corporation and its subsidiaries
and nonrecurring sources for the same period
ba^qG
outstanding shares of 1,721,159 (class A and class B) were
regular
total
upon
and
,
consolidated
from both
Chalk
also
announced
Directors will be held
debentures on March 1, 1961 and
Sept. 1, 1978 and $440,000 on March
which the debentures were issued con¬
under certain
Transwestem
circumstances may accelerate these
on
that
Nov.
dividend
a
10,
meeting of the Board Of
1959.—V. 190, p.
817,
...
completion
of the contemplated sale of the $30,000,000 first
pipe line bonds, all of the then outstanding notes payable to
have been repaid.
>.
*100,000
shares
of
authorized
series
preferred stock,
75.000
This
of
which
4
stock were issued as 5.40fr
shares have been retired; and
20,000
authorized preferred stock were issued as 4.96% series
stock, of which 3,000 shares have been retired. The
corporabefore
or
on
series
ance
731
Oct.
of
1
each
series preferred
year
stock
in
the
treasury,
version of the convertible second
UNDERWRITERS—The
convertible
which
second
each
has
or
preferred
the shares
be
to
reserved
for
of
stock,
the
principal
and
the
underwriters
number
of
shares
Shares
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc
A, C. Allyn & Co., Inc
Whipple
Robert W.
10,250
Co
&
A.
Barth
G.
<fe
750
Folger,
500
Co
Becker
Bingham,
500
&
Co.
Walter
Inc
&
First
First
First
1,000
Ball, Burge & Kraus
J.
The
750
Baird & Co., Inc.
Weeks
of
the
thereof
1,500
Hurry,
Boston
Corp
4,000
500
Co., Inc.,—
California
Southwest
W.
Company—
Fleming-
Nolan,
B.
Hibbs
&
500
4
'
Co., Inc.—
500
500
Reid &
Robert Garrett & Sons
500
Halle
StieglitZ—
&
500
500
Glore, Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co
—
4,000
4,000
—
500
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.
Hayden, Miller & Co
4,000
?farf Dodg'f & SoL?.?™ 1,128
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
4,000
Hornblower & Weeks-x-- 2.000
Alex*
Hrown^
chaidin
ciarx,
Sons
&
McGuinesf&
Dodge
&
1000
Co"""
L'o.
—
M.
Dain
Dominick
Eastman
&
&
Co.,
Dillon,
Securities
Inc.——
Dominick
&
500
1,000
-500
F.
500
W.
500
The
1,500
Union
Co
Equitable Securities
Estabrook & Co
J. J. B. Hilliard & Son——_
E.
E.
Hutton
Hutton
Illinois
Johnston,
Kidder.
be
offered
and
&
&
500
500
Company.. 1,000
Co
1,500
Company Inc.
in
five
(par
units
$13,
consisting
shares
of
'
•
Lehman
will
Brothers
manage
proceeds
requirement
will
of
sist.
of
and
a
.
f
'
i
\
■-
Lynch. Pierce, Fenner
of underwriters. \
part
as
of
a
total
be
two
Transwestem
J.
R.
Gas
* (
&
Co
estimated
&
Co
4 000
Inc.
financial
for
major
Roswell.
lateral
The
initial
lines
extending Northeast
delivery capacity of
design
Pipeline
Co.
and
organized
was
Monterey
Transwestem
in
Oil
the
Co.
states
by
The
of
Petroletifai
Warren
natural
Texas,
gas
will he
aiid
Oklahoma
its
the
pipeline will connect with facilities of Pacific Light¬
Co. at
the
California
border,
and
thus
be mafle
expanding Southern California gas market.—V. 190,
307.
p.
Union Bag-Camp Paper
Corp.—Sales, Earnings Higher
Net sales of this corporation for the nine
months ended
Sept. 30,
19&9
the higest in the company's
history for any similar period and net
income for the nine months rose
30%, the
were
Oct. 21.
for the
on
Substantial gains were also reported in sales and net
earnings
thiee months ended Sept;
Sales
reported
for
the
30.
nine
months amounted to $135,162,481 compared with
for
the like period
In 1958, an increase of 18%.
Net
income, after provision for taxes, for the nine months was $14,043,093,
equal to $1.90 per share on the 7,380,015 shares outstanding at Sept.
$114,887,548
30,
1959.
This
represents
increase
an
of
30%
over
the
net
income of
$10,791,816 or $1.47 per share, based on the shares
currently outstand¬
ing, reported for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1958.
For
the
ahead
year.
of
Net
three
the
months
ended
$41,165,353
Income
was
Sept.
reported
$4,462,984,
30 sales of
for
$46,847,403
were
for the
14%
the
equal
comparable period of last
to 60 cents per share, an in¬
of
crease
10% over the net of $4,049,269 or 55 cents
per share
1958 September quarter.—V.
190, p. 817.
reported
750
Peaboav
■
Smith
&
300,000 Mcf per day and 350,000 mcf per peak ddfr.
Butler
by
Supply
available
24-inch
from
will be
purchased
750
Lemon
common
to
Southeast
system
ing.
used
and
principal amotrft
" '
to construct and put into operations
supply natural gas to the customers of the Pacific
subsidiaries in Southern California.
It will con¬
30-inch
line from
Roswell, New Mexico, to the Arizonaborder, a distance of approximately 670 miles. In addition,
will
Corp.,
be
group
$100
stock.
Company's
California
there
Merrill
debentures
a
$194,498,000
pipeline system
Lighting
and
nationwide
a
Union
Carbide
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A
4.000
Corp
The
of
common
corporation
Co., Inc.—_
Fusz-Schmelzle & Co., Inc.
Fulton
750
Inc.
William Blair & Company
are
Shares
1,500
Co
'Will
debentures
New Mexico and
severally agreed to purchase from the corporation,
follows:
Bacon,
con¬
preferred stock,.
names
shares of common .stock
of
the
preferred stock.
do not include 49,400 shares reserved for issu¬
exercise of options, 8,500 shares reserved for future
options;
upon
shares held
2,00ft-
000
stock
The
:
.
preferred
shares of
preferred
Pipeline Co.—Registers With SEC—1■
company filed a
registration statement on Oct. 20 with the
and Exchange Commission covering a
proposed public offer¬
ing of $40,000,000 of 5% subordinated debentures due 1969 and
,
4,
"Issuable from time to time in series.
J.
Lea, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files
Exchange Commission—
preferred
offering will be underwritten
Securities
March
Cunningham, Schmertz &
Co., Inc.
™,Syior' ^arkills &
With
letter of notification with
th®*
preferred stock (par $5/
(par 10 cents) to be offered lm
cumulative
stock
O.
1979
1,
Courts & Co._____-™„-
used
for
a
Files*
—
gross
through
will
Baker,
Tassette, Inc.—Stock Offered—Amos Treat
& Co. and
Truman Wasserman &
Co., Inc., both of New York City,
on
Oct. 22 offered
100,000 shares of class A stock
(par
10 cents) at $3
per share, as a speculation.
of
The
owing to
Association.—V. 186,
series
under
$1.08
preferred stock, $1,275
$0.30
secured*
a
300,000 shs.
$900,000
and
5V2',1
indentures
due
mortgage
as
meeting,
the series
en.
preferred
called
recommendations.
same
filed
of
common
obligations
80,000 shs.
(Outstanding shares
property
4,00ft*
Dempsey-Tegeler «fc Co., of St. Louis, Mo.
This offering is expected in about five
weeks.
I960; interest payable at the prime commercial
rate existing at the date of each
borrowing.
Borrowings are to be
equally shared by The Chase Manhattan Bank and Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank (now Chemical Bank New York Trust Co.),
.
other'' fixed
unit.
45,000
holder.
semi-annually there--
1974
of
tain provisions which
,
necessary""plant*" and
Co.
semi-annually thereafter through
$100,
funded indebtedness is
the corporation ;to 'Met promptly"'in secur¬
desirably in. order to allow
8
shares
of
loan, it
The
11
shares of the 5.40(5
be-increased-, from
1,500
Witter &;
4,000
Harold E. Wood &
Company
500
.
and
^
500
Qo,
Dean
Antonio, Texas.
proceeds are to be used for
This
$19,000,000
•'
Oct.
on
28,570
permission
bonds, 5aurc
subject to the execution of satisfactory bond purchase
through June: 1,
&
Co.,
Transcon Lines—Seeks ICC
Approval to Issue Stock—
is obligated to retire through sinking funds $250,000
of <t'<
series debentures on Dec. 1, 1959 and
semi-annually thereafter
through Dec. 1, 1968, $950,000 011 June 1, 1969 and
1975;
Walker &
1,500
.
purchase of 400 F85 flat cars, designed for
piggy-baeJf
purposes. The contract matures in instalments until and
tThc corporation
after
H.
San
300,000 shs.
...
annually
000,000 to $150,000,000 in
principal amount.
The directors
explained 'fiat the incfeakc-in
White, Weld
2,000
share
one
per
100
17,000,000
May 1, 1969, $990,000 semi-annually Nov. 1,
and $.960,000 on Nov. 1, 1979.
:
corporation's "shareholders, tfre *2,390,141 shares
commor>*stpck presently outstanding would be doubled"'bv the issu¬
of
G.
750
shares
privately
agreements which are in process of preparation.
The proposed supple¬
mental indenture under which such bonds are to be
issued is to provide
for a sinking fund to retire
$660,000 semi-annually Nov. 1, 1962
authorized
$7
of
common
500
75C-
50<r
1,500
Trailer Train Co.—Private
Placement—This company*
through R. W. Pressprich & Co., has arranged to
place-
any
SNotes
*
•_'
corporation
share be increased, into: 6,000,000 shares
par vtIuc.
'.
r
per
If
•* ~
of
The
17,000,000
(par.$100)
sinking, fund payments.
Tampa Electric Co.—Stock Split—
Co., Inc.
.
:
stock, cumul.
1979,
1,500
500
corporation
Corp.,
26,200,000
17,000,000
series
due
2,000
including May 15, 1974.—V. 189,
scries
consolidated
organization- has
Company, Inc."-
Outstanding
last
factoring
&
note,
$10.50
oil
$2,461,771;: up-from
financing and
&
Thomas & Company
Spencer Trask & Co
Tucker, Anthony
R. L. Day___
Underwood, Neuhaus &
Incorporated
proceeds
14,285
units
"Limited to $150,000,'000 principal amount of all series
outstanding at
one time.
Seven institutional investors have
agreed to purchase
$30,000,000 principal amount of first mortgage pipe line
commercial
Stroud
4,(
.
for
of
18,000,000
...
...
(James) Talcott, Inc.—Reports Increased Nine-Mo. Net
This
that
Corporation
750
50?
Fox
Securities
—
covering
and
23,950.000
4.96'7
series
Second pfd. "stock, cumul. (par $100 )
5 Vt• conv. second pfd,
stock.—
f+Common stock (par $5)
Conn.
capital.
Webster
working
The
a
$31,500,000
banks
to
stock:
*•'Preferred
the
net
which
payable
&
Timeplan Finance Corp.,
Morristown, Tenn.
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
110 billion
$60,000,000
37,000,000
:
1976—.:
series, due 1975-.
5(3 ','r series, due 1979
SNotes
Frank, Meyer &
Stone
of this note Will be used to reimburse the
coitt^capital, to provide additional working, to
repay-'®"
to provide funds for the
purchase of 57 new van
trailers, and to provide"the funds needed to finance in
part the con¬
struction cost of the
company's new terminal at St, Louis, Mo.—
V. 190, p. 1229,
Pipe Lino
remaining
25,000,000
1971™.
due
1,00ft;
Stern,
750
--
pany's
FINANCING
Authorized
'•■First mortgage pipe line bonds:
3% (rv series, due 1968—
4/;
1,500-
1,0ft?'
C6.—_
&
500
p." 1673.
ehort-term
primarily direct sales to industrial customers and intrastate
resale.
Approximately 4*7 of the system's requirements was
obtained from its subsidiary, Texas Gas Exploration
Corp. which as of
30,
Co.__;,___
Calif.,
for
June
Smithefs &
S.
Boycel
Co1,500
•
corporation's pipeline system near Middlepoint Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. will
to the Consolidated Natural Gas System. In
Appalachian
resale
William R. Staats
Stein Bros; &
Gardner
75,0^'
75(T
4,0w
5^2% long-term instalment note in a" princioal amouhb
^
not
exceeding $1,000,000. The note was to be'
October 15, 1959.
are
sales
offered
be
share,-through E, T. Andrews & Co., Hartford,
proceeds
together
gas pipeline system extending from east Texas to Ohio with a
daily delivery capacity which will have been increased to 1,469 million
cubic feet by the 1959-1960
heating season, assuming completion of the
current expansion program is on schedule.
Approximately 46ft of sales
are made to (34
public utility distributors serving communities in Arkan¬
sas, Mississippi, Tennessee,
Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio; 36^
Capital
notification
(no
securities,
1,00ft.
2,O0(P"
the
of
that
4'"
Service,
these
(Debentures:
tq^be used for general corporate-purposes.
Supermarket
of
natural
.
The
the
a
first
addition, Texas Gas plans to spend approximately $5,000,000 for further
development and expansion of its underground storage facilities.
at* S3
,.
to
ana
covering '80.000 shares of common ipar 50 cents*, to be offered
per share,- through
D. A, Lomasney & Co., New York, N. Y.
'
proceeds from
of
&
190,
Co.__
T.I.M.E. Inc.—Loan
Agreement With Bank Approved^The ICC under Section 214 of the
Interstate Commerce^
Act has authorized this
company's application to issue
to The California Bank of Los Angeles,
-
and condensate.
Superior Manufacturing; & Instrument Corp., Flushing;,
N. Y.—Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
-
amount
further transport the
motive
'•,•
Gajs Transmission Corp. has entered into a 20-year contract
Hope Natural Gas Co. to transport up to 100,000 Mcf of natural
daily from various in-shore and off-shore areas in southern Louisi¬
with
pereferred
'
...
Texas
this corporation to bring Vuraulative.net"earnings:to $15,473,060 for the
nine months ended Sent. 30.
This amounted to $2.39 per common share
on
the 6,459,805 shares outstanding, or $1.29 per common share after
5%
Riter
—V.
1,000*
&
Smith, Barney & Co.—
;
&
Co
Company
F.
Reynolds & Co., Inc
,
contemplated private placement of $30,000,000
mortgage pipe line bonds, 5series due
1979, are to be used to pay the cost of'the corporation's current expan¬
sion and construction
program.
The program
is estimated to cost
approximately $45,000,000 of which $40,000,000 will be used for con¬
struction of hew facilities to
transport gas for Hope Natural Gas Co., a
subsidiary of Consolidated Natural Qas co.
by
19
per
proceeds—Net
y
earnings of $3,309,779. were reported.on Oct,
$3313
principal
transferred
which
&
2,000
Shuman, Agnew & Co.lZSinger, Deane & Scrlbner—
&
1,000
1;
Reinholdt
preferred
with the proceeds from
$26,000.
Studebaker-Packard Corp.—Earnings—
1
at
tion,:;.
„v
a
2,000"
Hutzler__
4,000
Pressprich & Co._
Rausclier, Pierce
headed
preferred stock are convertible into common
share, subject to the corporation's right of redemp¬
,
.
21
&
Shearson, Hammill
Pierce,
Inc
god®
Co
&
Shields
750
Inc
Company
Webber, Jackson
W.
Bros.
Schwabacher &
500
Ohio
Quail & Co.,
Of¬
second
.
'
Oct.
on
Stock
oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
Lynch,
Paine,
on
publicly offered 150,000
stock, 5 Vi %
convertible
value, at $100 per share. This offering
second,
series, $100
a_ spectator center,
ski
of
shares
,
Co.
Curtis
Preferred
—
;
Company—___
&
Rothschild
500
Masten & Co
&
F.
Salomon
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton
500
F. S.
Moseley & Co
.'—_•1,500
Newhard, Cook & Co
750
1673.
p.
Transmission Corp.
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.
—
group
and;162 miles from Denver.. Net. proceeds of this financing,
estimated
at $664,500,. wilt be
used to carry out Phase One 'of-the
company's development program, which will consist of a double-chair
lift; a beginner's lift,, six trails, a lodge containing
Colorado
,
Gas
L.
500
Turben & Co., Inc.
Milwaukee Company....
The
current
space
Rotan, Mosle & Co
4,000
1
Mel-rill,
employs approximately 450
square
Rhoades & Co.
Fenner & Smith Inc
It
R.
subject, to" the licnof the •first,', mortgage,
The company was organized-in April 1959,-for the purpose of dcvelophog and. operating a modern ski and summer resort on Storm Moun¬
tain on the Continental Divide, about 2.miles from Steamboat Springs,
•-
E.
Merrill
engaged
support
"■
sales
more
in
persons
M. Loeb,
McDonnell
million.
$2
company, located in Monrovia, Calif., is
oi
aircraft sub-assemblies and ground
Shares '*
4,000
„
_
McDonald
be
become
,
Co
Irving Lundborg & Co
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
operations in 1951 and was acquired by Carrier in 1955 as a
result" oi the merger of Affiliated Gas
Equipment, Inc., into Carrier
any other
mortgage"
the
of
began
has. only; options to the
does not have actual title
to
purchase
excess
facture
for
on
and
sell
to
used' although
bonds, is
in
and-at-the principal amount thereof;
• sale
at par,. The company will pay
each unit of bonds and 7c per com¬
S500
offered
a
Carrier.
a
&
Corporation 1,500
Brothers
4,000
Ryons & Co
500
Lester,
Aviation Corp.,
wholly-owned subsidiary of Carrier Corp..
has been purchased by
Telecomputing Corp., Los Angeles.
The an¬
nouncement was made on Oct.
16 by Win. R. Whittaker, President of
Telecomputing Corp.. and Lyle C. Harvey, Senior Vice-President of-
and.. North
y,^
Freres
Higginson
Lehman
Monrovia
regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on Oct, ,14, 1950, covering $225,000
6% to 7% first mortgage convertible,, serial bonds due 1965-1975 and
500,000 shares of $1 par common stock.
The bonds are. to be offered
land
price,
to
are
Lee
producer
Storm Mt. Ski Cotp.-—Registers With SEC-—
'This corporation, located at Steamboat Springs, Colo., filed
mon
market
proceeds
Telecomputing Corp.—Acquisition—
'
a
the
at
The
and.;
entitle
-
oi£ industry,
the
The
officers
49
Kuhn,
1,000
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co. 2.000
dary offering of 39,603 shares of
1,000
W. C.
was
Loeb
Co
Langley & Co..
4 000
4,000
made
on
Oct.
20
secon¬
common stock (no par)
by .Shearson, Hammill & Co. at
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
50
.
.
Monday, October 26, 1959
,
(1778»
yield approximately 5,25% to maturity. The group
purchased the issue from the company at competitive
sale on Oct. 21 on its bid of 100.53% which named the
5%% coupon.
Bids for the issue with a 5Vz% coupon
came from Blyth & Co., Inc., 101.108%; Equitable Secu¬
rities Corp. and Lee Higginson Corp. (jointly), 100.4899%,
and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 100.41%. Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co. bid 101.236 for the bonds as 5%s,
$1%70to
$136.25 per share, with a dealer's concession of
share. This offering has been completed, all of
said shares having been sold.—V. 190, p. 1674,
the
per
Co.—Sells Chemical
United Carbon
Interests—
Natural Gas Products Co,a ubs!
JE1 Paso Natural Gas Co.. announced on Oct. 20 the sale of United b
minority interests in Odessa Butadiene Co. and OdessaStyreitie Co.
to El Paso.
El Paso is the operator and majority holder to Imthfirms,
located at Odessa, Texas.
Terms of the acquisition were
rt^®alA?'
Through the acquisition, El Paso attains 100%. ownership of the
atyrene company and 75% ownership of the butadiene company.
.
El Paso will continue to supply principal requirements of b«tadiene
and styrene to United'* rubber and 'chemical interest,]w^er the bame
general terms of the original sales Contract between ^two companies,
according to a joint statement by R. V/. French, United Preside t,
C. L. Perkins, President of El Paso Natural Gas Products Co.
V. 190,
and El Paso
This company
1464.
p.
Amount
c,
—
r-.~..
Tonnage
Amount
:
•
sales.
of
share
.—:
/J;.;'
—
year-end
JLong-Terhi Debt—
At year-end
(Stockholders—
-
-
share
$19,627,151 $18,894,110
$29.12
$28.04
7-..1,798
1,769
___
""
-
—
-•••
Number, at year*end..
^Employees -
658
633
$3.79
year-end
—
hourly earnings.—
$3.62
at
Completed—
Of the 229,606 shares of common stock offered to stock¬
holders, 159,033 shares were subscribed for upon the ex¬
ercise of subscription rights. The remaining 70,573 shares
were purchased by the underwriters at the subscription
price of $29.50 per share. The representative of the underwriters (Kidder, Pea body-& Co.) has advised the
company that during the subscription period the Repre¬
sentative, for the accounts of several underwriters: (a)
purchased 302,582 rights at prices ranging from 50 to 300
per right for a total of $62,854.17; (b) sold 498 rights at
prices ranging from 120 to 300 per right for a total of
"$122.70; (c) did not exercise any rights; and (d) sold
SO,000 shares of common stock at prices ranging from
$31 to $32.50 per share for an aggregate of $949,350 (hetore deducting concessions to dealers). The net proceeds
from the sale of 229,606 shares will thus amount to
36.572,097.70 after deducting underwriting commissions
of $201,279.30 but before deducting other expenses.
The company has also been advised by the representative that the
Offering
Inc.—Rights
will deliver 30,000 of the unsubscribed shares
sales of shares made during the subscription period anu
the remaining 40,573 unsubscribed shares arc being offered by
underwriters at $33 per share. If all of such shares should be
underwriters
several
©.gainst the
that
the
at such price, the excess over the subscription price realized on
aggregate of all sales of shares by the several underwriters
■Krould be $86,956.08, after Mductinjr costs - and- expenses-of approxu *nately $119,399.42 (including selling concessions of 75 cents per sharet.
60% "of which excess (or approximately $43,478.04) would be payable
"to the company.—V. 190, p. 1465,
.©old
the
Viek Chemical Co.—2-for-l
stock
two-for-one
A
at
holders
C!ff6CtlV6
split
was
meeting
annual
their
Stock Split Approved—
the company's stock¬
approved by
held on Oct.
The split became
20.
23
Oct
incorporation, which
txad been
recommended by the company's Board, provided that the
number of shares of authorized capital stock be changed from 3,000,4(00 shares
of the par value of
$2.50 each to 6,000,000 shares of
capital stock of the par value of $1.25 each. As of Sept. 30, 2,300,999
shares of the 3,000,000 then
authorized had been issued.
Additional
certificates for shares of stock resulting from the split will be mailed
amendment to
The
stockholders
"to
the company's certificate of
Nov.
on
smd
the
Huger S. King.—V.
meeting,
190, p.
Bros. Co.
Warren
(«fc
1569.
Subs.)—Results of Operations—
unaudited,
for the period.-.,—...—
$1,142,435
$618,300
per
share
for eight months based
272,976 shares outstanding1 Aug. 31, '59
$4.19
$2226
income,
Earnings
upon
NOTE---Included
earnings and net income reported above are net
■capital gains and other non-recurring .income amounting to approxi¬
mately $270,000, compared with $72,000 lor the same period last year.
—V.
182,
In
1266.
p.
Washington Natural Gas Co.—Financing—
First
steps
service
ice
in
In financing a $7,000,000 expunsion program of natural
the Puget Sound Area in 1960 have been taken by this
The company applied Oct. 6 to the Washington Public Serv¬
company.
Commission
for
used
for
approval for
new
of which will be
financing, part
construction.
1960
Net
.
issues are proposed
security
by the company.
The largest is
a
$100
purchased in debentures the buyer will receive a warrant
giving him the right to buy one share of common stock of the com¬
pany at any time in the next five years at a price of $20 per share.
Subject to approval by the Washington Public Service Commission, the
chasers
The
in
I960
■which
at
and debentures are to be delivered to
New
Charles
nancing
Insurance
and
bonds
Bank in
private rale to various institutional pur¬
companies, through Dean, Witter & Company.
have been sold
securities
M.
York Nov.
Sturkey,
of
the
company,
said
"the
new
fi¬
will enable the company to carry 011 a construction program
comparable to theL-js7.542.000- construction budget for 1959
calls
the
for
addition
of
12,000
new
customers
this
year.
New
residential
new
the
construction, as well as many industrial conversions and
industrial uses of natural gas have increased demands throughout
system
from Everett to Olympiy."—V.
Western Massachusetts Electric
190,
p.
1569.
$9,736,926
$9,430,526
44,926
59,019
61,889
income
income —,—$3,020,841
$4,459,791
1,001,592
$8,078,509
$7,298,005
1,181,527
1.926,724
1,749,385
$3,839,314
$3,458,199
$6,131,785
item 2.-...
earned
Not
stock
Earn:;,
taxes
inc.
Co.—Bonds
Offered—
,
Electric Co. first mortgage bonds, series D, 5%% series
-due Oct, 1, 1989. priced at 101.875% arid accrued interest
621,366
473,200
974,888
s'ck._
$3,217,048
$2,984,999
$5,176,897
$4,737,420
$1.07
$1.86
$1.70
due
celerated
of
share
stock (2,788.-
,
$1.15
431 shares)
-V.
190.
1675.
p.
Lines, Inc.
Transit Freight
Yellow
public
$4,195,838
$5,025,771
from the sale of 100,000 shares will' be
funds of the company to augment its working
the general
to
increase its capital structure as a" basis for anticipated
borrowings. The remaining 106,000 shares are being sold fpr
and
future
stockholders.
certain
••
Transit Freight Lines,
BUSINESS—Yellow
commodities
general
tive
offices
located
are
totaled
$25,028,863,
City,
Kansas
at
with
prior
first
quarter,
quarter
Directors
4,
this
to
Mo.
4
of $617,344.
on
the
common
stock of the
been as follows: 3 cents for the
second quarter, 5 cents for the third
income
net
dividends
DIVIDENDS—Cash
company
paid
offering
for
cents
have
the
and a fourth quarter dividend of 10 cents paid
have declared a common stock dividend of 1%
1960
consider
stockholders
to
similar
a
stock
1%
CAPITALIZATION
record
of
dividend
in
EFFECT
GIVING
Dec.
July
406,530
563,982
148,028
589,980
for
$4,343,866
$7,298,932
$6,029,07!)
$2.03
$1.78
$2.73
$2.4!)
$2.03
$1.63
$2.73
$2,26
$5,432,301
sixty-month
a
months
1958)
into
ainorirtzrition'Tiad not been claimed.
income
Federal
the
flect
availability
earned
The
ment.
balance
shares
200,000
by
received
the
190,
of
To
transfers
net
this
on
accumulated
re¬
in
state¬
earned
1959,
30,
issued
were
the
separately
taxes
income
stock
common
proceeds
$5,491,014
long-term
5%,
notes,
through 1962
Preferred* stock (par
sold
were
•1,648,215
monthly
payable
644,996
—4,900shs.
Corp.
fourth
cents per share paid Oct. 5, 1959,
the Board of Directors that business
operating and financial condition of the company
so warrant, the Board intends to continue to declare regular quarterly
dividends of not less than 10 cents per share on the common stock
of
the
Board
payable
which
The
Board
a
1,
or
authorized by
or
1958
2,
negotiated
of
company,
company
of common
connection
office
the
company's
activities
public-
officers
and
Issued
now
and
and
to
general
holds
Krauss,
further
the
equipping
C.
A,
a
stock,
of
the
an
common
and
that,
control
laboratory
(48.98% )
are
owned
shares
at
acquired in May
group
a
cost
per
share
1959
and
of $0,727.
the
the
1959
Ltd.—Earnings Down—
period
were
corresponding period last
$1,193,279,
compared
with
year.
The
drop in net income was occasioned mainly by the less of two
airplanes, one a Sikorsky S58 helicopter and the other a WestlandSikorsky helicopter operating in the North Borneo area, Mr. A. L.
Sumarliduson, President, stated in his letter to stockholders 011 Oct. 19.
"Our
loss of
insurance
revenue
from two of our
nearly covered
from
both of
these
-
From
Selling
Stockholders
47.000
53,000
Inc.-
4,000
4,000
4,500
4,500
.
500
Inc.a_ir_' 1,250
1,250
1,000
Co
North
&
1,000-
500
500
1,250
1,500
1,000
1.500
Davis,
500
1,000
1,000
4,500
4,500
Skaggs
Dittmar
Francis
I.
Iuc.___j
duPont
Elworthy
California
First
Southwest
...—
1.000
_1,250
-
500
500
-500
1.000
Co
:
•
1.000
A.
Edw ard
Jones
D.
Lester,
Mitchum,
Pacific
O.
H.
Company..;
&
Northwest
Peet
Miller
Schwabacher
William
R.
Staats
Brotliers
Stern
Wagenseller
Walston
-V.
176,
&
&
500
560
1,250
1,000
.
1.000
»
1.500
1,500
500
500
1,250
1,250
1,250
1,250
4,000
4,000*
Inc
&
500
500
Co.—
&
1,250
'1,250
g
Co.,
Sc
1.000
1,250
Co,^_—
Quail & Co.; Inc
Reinholdt & Gardner
Revel
,
1,250
500
:
Co.
&
12250
.
500
& Teinpleton_______.
Jones
1,250
-
1,250
1,000
1,250
Co.„__—
Irving Lundborg & Co.____c_.
Manley, Bennett & Co
—.. ..
Mason Brothers
:
%■__
McDonald
1.000
.
1,250
&
ifc
Ryons
--
1,000
-
Hogle & Co._____^__w-f-_1,000
Hooker A; Fay_.—.—1.000
.
1,000
500
—
—1—a___—__
Inc...
Co.,
Richards
Hill
J.
As
500
1,000
Co.__^
MarshulL-
&
Grande
1.000
1,250
Inc
Co.
-
1.000
:
1,000
Co._
First
Foster
Co
&
;■
1,250^
1,000-
Co.___
&
Co.,
&
Inc.
:—-
Co.__.
Co.—
1,000
Inc.—
i.ooot"
4,000
Durst,
& Co. Inc
4,000
r
1774.
p.
Zeigrler Coal & Coke Co.—Sale Up, Earnings Down—
This
to
reported on Oct. 16 higher net sales for the nine
Sept. 30, 1959, but a slight decline in net earnings due
company
months
ended
higher depletion and depreciation charges.
According to Alfred Nl. Rpgers, President, net
$14,011,912,
increase
an
of
$527,251
sales
over
for the first nine months of 1958.
Net income, after taxes, for the nine months
the
of
the
company
$13,484,661
re¬
ported
helicopter service reported net income of $70,415
for the six months ended July 31, 1959, which is equal to six cents per
share ^m-the 925,683 shares of common-stock outstanding,
This com.
pares with net income of $247,585, or 26 cents per share on the same
number of shares outstanding for the like
period last year.
in
an
by
Nassau-based
revenues
below:
Allyn & Co., Inc.__
Barth
totaled
Gross
acting
into
Co.
at
(88,000 each by Calvin L. Fox
Vice-President, respectively). The
in
addition
to
shares
initially
investor
----below,
entered
Eosworth, Sullivan <fc Co.,
Burke & MacDonald, Inc
Crowcll, Weedon & Co
Cruttenden, Podesta <fc Co.__u
company
President
indicates
promoters,
220,000
capital.
221,450 shares
have
500
a
working
World Wide Helicopters
This
Co.,
&
advertising of the company's
may be required
quality
consider
assurance
-
.
representative,
as
Co
additional $20,000
of
No
by the Board
Bateman, Eichler & Co
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
The remaining proceeds will be added to
funds to be used for the carrying of larger
accounts
receivable,
merchandising and promotional
directors
Richard
A;
J-
company.
outstanding
prospectus
An
forth
set
Baehc
general
and
the
Of
the
of
for national
months
the
with
the
inventories
12
in magazines.
mostly
stock
Blyth
purchase of 5,000 common shares each at $3.50 per share, the
warrants being exercisable until April 1962.
Organized in September 1957, the company is engaged in the sale
of vitamin, vitamin mixtures and, to a lesser extent, non-prescription
drugs, at wholesale to department stores, variety chain stores and
drug stores. It also sells drug sundries, such as razor blades, hot-water
bottles, and similar types of products.
The company now has out¬
standing 452,120 common shares and certain indebtedness.
Of the net
proceeds of the sale of additional stock, about $100,000 will be allo¬
the next
intention, to
Company
the
in
its
underwriters * named
several
Inc.,
Co.,
to
Call, and Oscar Klmelman, directors, for
Andresen, William B.
declared
also
company and the selling stockholders
the underwriters have severally agreed to purchase from the
and the selling stockholders the respective number of shares
whereby
1958 the company
$39,425 per share.
is
of
underwriting agreement with the
-Acquisition Approved-
the
dividend
stock
common
a
the Commission*
Blyth
through
partner of the
underwriter.
The
company
lias agreed to sell to the underwriter,
for $2,500, warrants to purchase
10,000 common shares (at a price
also
to
be
supplied by amendment). The warrants are exercisable
until May 1962.
The company also has sold warrants, at 25c each,
director
.
similar stock dividend of 1%
payable in July i960.
cairtiewiveft-thftt-suchwtock^ividencL will be declared
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
a
has
Directors
of
declared
has
Jan) 4, 1960 to shareholders of record Dec. 24, 1959
approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
a
basis by Adams
Peek, of New York, which will advise the
issuing company before the close of business on the third full business
the effective date of the registration statement whether
it will purchase the shares offered for sale.
Public offering price of
the shares and the underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
cated
Directors
of
0x1
been
has
none
John
the
company.
The
1%
dividend of 10
determination of
to
conditions
day following
to
the
and
quarter
Subject
This corporation, located tit 317 East 34th Street, New York, filed a
registration statement with the SEC covering 110,000 shares of common
stock..-.Public offering of these shares is to be made on an all or
Call,
$1,100,000 shs.
:
by mortgages 011 certain company-owned real estate.
?By an amendment to the Articles of Incorporation filed Aug. 25,
1959
the
authorized common stock was increased from 1,000,000 to
1,500,000 shares of $1 par value.
DIVIDENDS—Purchasers of the shares offered will not receive the
above.
Manufacturing Co.,
William
$100)_^r_—
$1)
(par
Barret, Fitch,
White Shield
1960
From
June
on
as
of underwriters.
On Aug.
amounting to $7,885,000
Western Precipitation
ment.
stock
Common
1466.
p.
Joy
of
is $12,-
claimed.
been
dividends,
at Sept,
stock
common
group
a
FINANCING
________
Other
the net assets of Spokane Natural Gas Co.
by merger,
offering
—V.
of
not
shown
are
Federal
of
had
for
income
net
$12,602,527
is
shares
•123,757
acquire,
of
surplus-restricted
surplus-restricted
to
to 6%, payable monthly through
UNDERWRITERS—The
(302,527 fit Sept. 30, 195!)%
have been if accelerated amortization
from
The balance
earned surplus-restricted
aceumulatodMn
taxes
5.
on
•Secured
period beginning with 1953 (and extending
provisions for Federal income taxes gave
effect to accelerated amortization of 65%
of depreciable cost of the
Cabinet Gorge Hydroelectric Project.
During this sixty-month period,
the resultant reduction in tuxes was segregated from the net income
and accumulated in earned surplus-restricted in
accordance with an
order
of
the
Washington Public
Service Commission, which order
also provides that the amount so restricted be transferred to earned
surplus-other over a 25-year period commencing with 1958.
During
thi* 25-year period, and continuing throughout the life of the prop¬
erty, Federal income tax is expected to be grea.teruthan~.it_would-„havc7
tDuring
intend
1960.
PRESENT
TO
on Oct.
payable
and
1959,
1965
1976
shares)
ing
24,
term debt (including $2,256,182 due within one
year):
Equipment obligations, 4to 6%, payable monthly
through
share
(based on avge, shs.)
•Earns, per com.
share
(based
on
outstand¬
two
carrier
common
.
REVENUE'S—Operating revenues of the company for the six months
June 30,
1959 were $15,189,807,with net income of $458,638.
For
the year ended Dec. 31;
1958 the company's operating revenues
$6,619,059
$(3,734,950
com.
per
a"
is
Inc..
by motor vehicle. It is authorized to operate
in Texas,
Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky,
Michigan and Ohio, and has rights to pass through Arkansas. Execu¬
of
Mortgage notes, 4%
dividends..
common
•Earns,
on
Blyth
by
PROCEEDS—Net, proceeds
capital
ac¬
available
inc.
Stock
"Oct. 22 by; an
& Co., Inc., at
$11 per share. This was the first public' offering of the
company's common stock.
v ;
(par $1) was made to the
underwriting group headed
_______
Net
Common
—
Offered—An offering of 206.000 shares of common stock
'
amortization
to
com.
per
common
accu¬
mulated
on
Earnings
surplus-restricted:
tFed.
dividends:.-.*
$5,548,620
811,200
income
Net
from
Transfer
deductions
Income
Pi'd;
etc.
Long
before the
following
$9,492,415
2,873,356
$9,795,945
3,0(30,995
$0,409,174
2,213,336
$7,311,100
2,285,329
.1..
deductions
$1,403,934 in
An underwriting
group
headed by The First Boston
Corporation and White, Weld & Co. on Oct. 22 publicly
offered a new issue of $8,000,000 Western Massachusetts
$6,364,248
$7,260,976
50,124
(net)
income
Gross
Income
the Chase Manhattan
17.
President
revenues'...
oper.
income
Co.—Earnings-
1959—12 Mos.—1958
$26,357,914 $21,386,146 $35,218,452 $28,465,065
19,096,938
15,021,898 25,481,526 19,034,539
revenues......
products,
.
-$6,000,000 bond issue, the bonds to run for 20 years at 5Vs % interest.
In addition the company asked for approval of $3,500,000 of 20~-year,
debentures.
An unusual feature of the debentures is that with
«ach
Gross
Jan.
in
Two
$7,124,785
173,220
int.,
ended
1959—9 Mos.—1958
revenue deducs..!_
Other
$7,949,854
128,655
also
Period Ended Aug. 31—
1959—8 Mos.—1958
Uncompleted work carried over from previous
year and contracts secured in first 8 mos.__ $82,608,000 $85,003,070
"Work completed during first eight months—......
47,667,000
46,462,440
Uncompleted work cn hand Aug. 31
34,941,000
38,540,630
Net
Operating
Sec,
annual
1343.
p.
Washington Water Power
9.
re-elected the company's
-eight directors—.R. M. Dunning, Hi A. High, E. L. Mabry, H. S. Rlchuriipcn, Jr., L. Richardson, Jr., Marion W. Smith, Donald B. Woodward
at
Stockholders
190,
Oper.
Utilities,
Weld & Co
Period End. Sept. 30—
107, p. 2846.
Witter A Co...... .$1,250,000
Coffin & Burr, Inc.750,000
Tucker, Anthony &
R. L. Day..
750,000
Childs Securities Corp.
250,000
Dean
1,250,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co... 1,250,000
F. S. Moseley & Co..
1,250,000
_._V.
$4,424,470
35,321
oper.
added
principal
respective
following
the
company
Corp. .$1,250,000
Boston
First
The
White,
$1,200,000
I
.
$2,538,648
$2,772,358
Equity at year-end
United
the
from
purchase
•'
:
below have severally agreed
purchasers named
PURCHASERS -The
other deduc-.
$5,726,862 , in
t
amounts of the series D bonds:
At
Average
$31,899,510 and income before interest ,and
$5,935,018 compared with $30,911,954 and
was
was
1958 calendar year.
to
1959 total operating'
the,32 months ended June 30,
EARNINGS—For
-
Capital—
Number
$1.00
$1.60'
sliarc
miles'in the western part of Massachusetts having a population
including the city oi Springfield.
tions
$4,980,741
40,100
on
about 379,000,
of
$1,0,78,712
$1,078,272
_
capitalization
outstanding
company's
consisted of $29,000,000 of long-term debt and 952,471
stock of $25 par value.
service
territory ot
the company comprises about 1,450
of common
square
income,
Net
1959
30,
income-)
Othyr
is .estimated at present
for the three-year period 1959-1961
levels to ccat about $21,000,000.
Electric
the
Amount
payment
program
revenue
-$2;30
,
Dividends-
Working
io.o%
.
$2,69
utility company villi apply the net proceeds from
of all temporary bank loans and certain
in connection with its construction program. This
-Tiie
the
to
1959—12 Mos.—1953
,
other debt incurred
$1,548,061
$1,811,313
ii.i'/o
"
Percentage
—V.
bonds
to redemption at price;; ranging from
principal ainouht.
Special redemption price;; scale
(lie principal amount.
1959—7 Mos.—1958
Operating revenues ____ $27,406,262 $25,037,315 $44,899,856 $41,802,607
Oper. exps, & taxes
22,425,521
20,612,845
36,950,002
34,677,822
subject
arc,,
CAPITALIZATION—The
——
Income-—.
to
PROCEEDS
the
s
shares
$15,770,289 $15,454,725
3,699,077
3,591,209
-
the
to
101.88%
June
1958
1959
July 31—
Sales
Per
107.25%
oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
bonds
now
from
Operations—
-Results of
Cos.
Electric Coal
United
Per
The
price
Year Ended
Per
This offering
Wisconsin Public Service Corp.—Earnings—
Period End. July 31—
our capital loss," he said, "but the
aircraft reduced materially revenues
major contracts. A further contributory factor was the
reduction in the number of Bell helicopters on contract."—V. 190.
p. 96.
in
1959
was
$408,742,
equivalent to 99 cents per sharerm-the 411.259 shares of common stock
outstanding.
This compares with net income of $440,703, or $1.07 per
share reported a year ago;
decline
The
rise of
more
Mr.
in
net
income,
than $100,000 in
to
amounted
$579,307 in
despite higher sales, was attributed to a
depletion and depreciation charges. These
1959,
against $452,050 in
1958.
pointed out that the company's cash flow, or actual cash
income (after taxes, but before depletion and depreciation) showed a
marked increase for the nine-month period,
rising from $892,753 In
1958,
Rogers
to
$988,048
in
" 7
1959.
During the last year and one-half the company has spent more than
million for new and more modern equipment at the company's
$2j4
six
mines.
ment
is
Installation
expected
to
of
new
decrease
conveyor
belts
and
future production
other
mining equip¬
190. p
405:
costs.—V.
Volume 190
Number
The Commercial and Financial
5893
Chronicle
(1779)
STATE AND CITY
51
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARIZONA
sociation
Gila County,
Hay den High School
District (P. O. Globe), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 gen¬
eral obligation school bonds of¬
fered
Oct.
5—v.
190,
p.
1231—
Valley Na¬
tional
Bank,
of
Phoenix, " and
Refsnes, Ely Beck & Co., jointly,
awarded
vvere
as
the
to
follows;
a
130,000
bonds, at a .price of
100.30, a net interest cost of
4.31%, for $55,000 4s,
about
Dec.
on
from
1
inclusive;
due
Dec.
on
1960
$75,000
from
1
$100,000 5s.
1961
1973
to
The
will
of
Board
receive
of
bids
until
from June 1,
1962 to June 1, 1976.
Principal and interest payable at
the County Treasurer's office.
Sale
41/2S, at
Bond
Sale—The
obligation
fered
were
Oct.
$250,000
school
Ryder
13—v.
190,
p.
4%s, at
a
price of 100.04,
of about 4.24%.
Bond
bonds
ment
:
(State
of)
$7,500,000
Sale—The
State
as
basis
a
Harbor
offered
San
Develop¬
Oct.
on
July
1,
1964
and 1965.
1,875,000
from
1,500,000
1967 to
1970 inclusive.
3%s.
1971 to
Due
on
Due
on
July
1
July
1
from 1976 to 1979 inclusive.
1,500,000
from
Others
3.60s.
1980 to
in
Due
on
July
1
1983 inclusive.
the
syndicate: Allen
& Co., Bache & Co., Goodbody &
Co., G. H. Walker & Co., First
National ^(Bank,
of * M b m p h i s,
Bramhall,
Falion & Co., Inc., Wood, Gundy
& Co., Model, Roland & Stone,
GlickC-nhaus
Tuller
&
& Lembo,
Zucker,
John
Small
&
Co., Talmadge & Co., Dreyfus &
Co., Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.,
J. R. Ross & Co., R. James Fos¬
ter & Co., Inc., McDougal & Con¬
Nashville, Allison-Williams Co.,
Loewi & Co., Inc., Interstate Se¬
curities Corp., George Dorsey &
Co., Ray Allen, Olson & Beau¬
mont, Inc., and Mid-South Securi¬
ties Co.
School District,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 11
a.m.
(PST)
on
Oct. 27 for the purchase of $32,000
school bonds.
Due
on
Dated Oct. 15, 1959.
Oct. 15 from 1960 to 1965
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
Cupertino Union School District,
Santa
Clara
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The Bank of Amer¬
ica National Trust & Savings As¬
Nov.
on
$475,000
&
Myers,
building
Jan.
on
sewer
from
1
high
1960
Los
of
10,
Offering
Due
O.
Poway), Calif.
Offering—Secretary Capie
Board
of
Oct.
on
Directors
bids
until
28
$360,000
that
announces
for
sewer
will
7:30
the
receive
(PST)
the purchase of
bonds.
Due
on
p.m.
Nov. 1 from 1961 to 1988 inclusive.
inclusive.
Pfeiffer School
Jan.
on
1
1962
from
1989
to
inclusive.
District, Monterey
County, Calif.
Offering—Emmet G.
Bond
Nov.
on
15 from 1960 to
Dated Nov.
of San Francisco.
Due
Bond
ing,
wood
bids
Nov.
on
Bond
Other
$2,200,000 water purification and
improvement bonds. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1999 incl.
2,100,000 sewerage expansion and
improvement bonds. Due on
Nov.
from 1960 to 1989
1
his
at
A.
receive
office
City until 10
Brun-
will
Clerk,
a.m.
in
Richmond
No.
Municipal
Dated
Nov.
1, 1959. Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Legal¬
ity approved by Storey, Thorndike/Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
school bonds.
Moulton &
(M-N)
Dated
Nov.
from
1961
1
Principal
at
1, 1959.
1966
to
interest
County
and
payable
Lowell
the
Nov.
1,
1960
1959.
1984
to
Anthony & R. L. Day, as 3.30s, at
a price of 100.02, a basis of about
3.29%.
Joint~ School
Dist.
to
R.
H.
Co., and the SecurityBank, of Los An¬
San
Mateo
City School District,
Mateo
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—John A. Brun-
ing,
County
Clerk,
will
County Special Tax School
District No. 1 (P. O. Everglades),
Sale—The $212,000
Bond Offering—Gordon T.
County
sealed
bids
Angeles
Dec.
1
Clerk,
until
will
Nes-
rnacher, County Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at her office in
District
School
bonds.
Each
issue is dated Jan. 1, 1960
will
1961
to
mature
1959.
Due
Jan.
on
1
from
(PST)
011
bonds.
on
Dated Dec.
15,
Dec. 15 from 1961 to
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
terest
San
1985 inclusive.
a.m*
inclusive.
1979
bonds.
10
Nov. 10 for the purchase of $390,000 school
trict bonds.
7,000,000 City Junior College Dis¬
City
until
Auburn
500,000 bonds, as follows:
trict
Dist.,
a.m.
(PST) on
purchase of $21,-
in
$13,500,000 City High School Dis¬
1,000,000
Unified Sch.
Placer
Los
office
9
the
Tahoe-Truchee
receive
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Lillian Rcchen-
his
at
for
follows:
(J-D)
Francisco.
incl.
1971
to
4(4s.
989,000
Due
March
on
1
incl.
from 1972 to 1981
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 11 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 10 for
the purchase of $7,300,000 general
obligation, Series B bonds, as fol¬
lows:
District
on
Idaho
Jan.
No.
1
2
from
County, Calif.
$230,000 school
offered Oct. 13—
1468—were awarded to
building bonds
190,
v.
the
p.
Bank
&
of
America
National
Association, of
San Francisco, as 4 (4 s, at a price
of 101.59, a basis of about 4.07%.
Trust
bonds.
1961
Orange
Bond Sale—The
Savings
Worth, Fla.
Certificate Sale—The $2,100,000
water
electric
and
revenue
cer¬
000
building bonds
1468—were
awarded
Shields
by
to
&
a
Conn.
ILLINOIS
Addison, III.
District
on
Jan.
1989 inclusive.
1
No.
3
from
•
bonds.
1961
to
Bond
ler
Co.,
at
sold
to
C.
Hannan announces
that sealed bids will be received
and
McDougal
of
$200,-
Condon
1960
1968
to
1969
to
1,564,000
from
from
In¬
Legality approved by
Belvidere, III.
Bond
Sale—The
vehicle
bonds
$200,000 motor
system revenue13—v. 190, p
awarded to Quail &
parking
offered
were
—
Oct.
Co., and Channer Securities Co.
jointly, at a price of par, a net in¬
terest
cost
of
about
4.65%, as
$90,000 4:;4s. Due
1961
110,000 4%S. Due
1979
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
1989
to
from
on May 1
inclusive.
1978
to
the account: Blair
Carbondale,
Sale
Bond
water
lien
Oct.
offered
1572—were
$1,460,006
im¬
sewerage
second
provement
bonds
and
works
III.
The
—
revenue
20—v.
awarded
to
190, p.
group
a
headed by John Nuveen &
4.20s. Due on May
1977 to 1988 inclusive.
in
Others
inclusive.
Due on May 1
1976 inclusive.
4s.
333,000
Jan
1 from 1962 to 1979 inclusive.
terest J-J.
a
$203,000 5s.- Due on May 1 from
1
&
Co., at
a
price of 95.006, a net interest
cost of about 4.39%, as follows:
$745,000 4%s. Due
on Dec.
1988 inclusive.
1960 to
1 from
Co., Inc.; Lcedy, Wheeler & Alleman, { Inc.;
Robinson-.Humphrey; ;555,000 4(L»s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1989 to 1996 inclusive.
Co., Inc.; Townsend, Babney &
160,000 2V8s. Due on Dec. 1 1997
Tyson; Watkins, Morrow & Co.,
and 1998.
and Ray Allen, Olson & Beau¬
Others In the account: Shearmont, Inc.
son, Hammill & Co., Stifel, Nico¬
GEORGIA
laus & Co., Inc., McDougal & Con¬
don, Inc., Nongard, Showers &;
Atlanta, Ga.
Certificate Sale—The $2,000,000 Murray, Inc., and Harry J. Wilsor;
works
water
Oct.
offered
were
certificates
190, p. 1571 —
syndicate com¬
revenue
19—v.
awarded to
a
posed of Ira Haupt, & Co.; Domi-
Dominick;
&
nick
Sons;
Ryan,
Park,
Southeastern
Corp.;
Gregory
&
Inc.;
First
Glickenhaus
Lembo, and Howard C. Tray& Co., Inc., at a price of
100.08,
3.53%,
a
net interest cost of about
as
130,000
v
Illinois
Due
3.40s.
3.45s.
on
(P.
Dec.
Dec.
1,
1
Housing
as
Hawaii
—
The
$3,400,000
imnrovement bonds offered
III.
Bond Sale—The $225,000
works revenue bonds
190, p.
ed
John
to
1960
to
&
Co.,
follows:
as
Due
on
1969
July 1 from
inclusive.
150,000 4Vss. Due on July 1
1970
tn
at a
net interest cost
a
4.18%,
5s.
water^
offered Oct.
1345—were award¬
Nuveen
price of 100.02,
(City and County),
Sale
Home F i 11 a n c e
3s, at a price of par.
and
Agency,
$75,000
Bond
III.
$1,000,000 non¬
tax
exempt dormitory
revenue
bonds offered Oct. 14—v. 190, p
1469—were sold to
the Federal
of about
HAWAII
splmnl
Chicago),
O.
.
Technology
Bond Sale—The
13—v.
Due
on
from 1974 to 1978 incl.
Honolulu
of
Institute
Kenilworth,
1972 and 1973.
1,450,000
& Co.
follows:
^420,000 4.40s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1960 to 1971 incl.
Offering—City Comptrol¬
Edgar
issue
Sale—An
Bond
000 municipal building bonds wae
.
Due
of $100,sold to the
group
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 4.29%, as follows:
CONNECTICUT
Bristol,
was
of Idaho.
State
tificates offered Oct. 22—v. 190, p.
to
1989 inclusive.
3,300,000
Sale—An issue
Bond
follows:
Lake
&
Tustin School District,
Orange County, County Sanitation
Districts (P. O. Santa Ana), Calif.
Bond Offering— O. M, Merritt,
.Due
IDAHO
County Class **A" School*
District No. 132 (P. O. CaldwellX
Canyon
1571
Due 011 March 1 from
$501,000 5s.
wick
$4,000,000
Hutzler; Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.; Bache*
& Co.; Francis I. du Pont & Co.; E
F. Hutton & Co.; Fahnestock &
Co.; King, Quirk & Co., Inc.;
Boettcher & Co.; Foster & Mar¬
shall; Kenower, Mac Arthur & Co*
Thomas
& Co.,
and F. Brittair?
Kennedy & Co.
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Florida
receive
school sealed bids at his office in Red¬
building bonds offered Oct. 13— wood City until 10 a.m. (PST) on
v.
190, p. 1344—were awarded to Oct. 27 for the purchase of $800,Dean Witter & Co., as 4 (4 s, at a
000 school bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1,
price of 100.37, a basis of about 1959. Due on Oct. 1 from 1961 to
1984 inclusive.
4.20%.
Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at the Coun¬
Los Angeles School, Districts, Los
ty Treasurer's office.
Angeles County, Calif.
vig,
syndi¬
&
Dated Oct. 15, 1959. Due on
Collier
headed
geles, jointly.
Los
District,
Sewer
awarded
the
of
Inc.
FLORIDA
1962
National
First
San
Angeles and Orange Counties, Cal.
Bond
Bros.
Simsbury, Conn.
Bond Sale—The $515,000 school
bonds offered Oct. 20—v. 190, p.
1676—were
awarded to Tucker,
$550,000 sewer
Oct. 13—v. 190, p.
were
—
inclusive.
1979
members
in¬
and interest
Sale—The
offered
bonds
15
inclusive.
clusive.
O. Richmond), Calif.
(P.
Bond
Red¬
(PST) on
1
1463
Nov.
from
Oct.
on
cate: C. J. Devine & Co.; Salomon
Offering—Edward J. Mc-
Mc-
inclusive. Interest M-N.
Nov. 3 for the purchase of $60,000
on
1
from
Due on Oct. 15
from 1972 to
Metropolitan Dist.
(P. O. Hartford), Conn.
County, Calif.
Offering—John
County
sealed
Dated
bonds.
sewer
Hillsborough School District, San
Due
3.80s.
1,512,000
15, 1959.
Hartford County
1959.' '
1,
net interest cost
follows:
from 1966 to 1971
Menamin, County Clerk, will
Jan.
Mateo
3%s.
4,134,000
re¬
Bond Sale—The $1,490,000 school
Interest ceive sealed bids at his office in building bonds offered Oct.
19
J-J. Legality approved by Orrick, Salinas
until 11 a.m.
(PST) on ^v. ~190, p. 1571—were awarded
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, Nov. 2 for the purchase of $35,000 to James F. Magurno & Co., as
Dated
a
as
District Treasurer's office.
Water District (P.
Halvorsen
group
Due on Oct. 15
1962 to 1965 inclusive.
Donough, Chairman, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 28 for the purchase of $4,District, Santa 300,000 bonds, as follows:
J.
a
Boston
$754,000 5s.
1979 inclusive.
bonds.
County Treasurer's office.
Bond
from
1969 inclusive,
to
p.
1571—wereheaded by the
Corporation, at a
190,
v.
'
of
Due on Nov. 10 from
1960 to 1984 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
L.
15
—
price of 100.005,
of about 3.88%,
renovation
Nov.
on
505,000 elementary school bonds.
1959.
Pomerado
school
Due
Angeles.
—
20
First
bonds.
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
Calif.
E. Lewis,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on Nov.
16 for the purchase of $125,000
school building bonds. Dated Nov.
sealed
1989 inclusive.
to
and
Union
Due
$710,000
County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
sealed
(PST)
purchase of
follows:
as
the
170,000 water revenue bonds. Due
don, Inc., Third National Bank in
Costa Mesa
at
Treasurer's office.
1975 inclusive.
3V2S.
receive
will
follows:
as
inclusive.
1
school
Board
p.m.
awarded to
(EST) on Oct. 27 for
purchase of $1,215,000 bonds,
50,000 sewer revenue bonds. Due Legality approved by O'Melveny
on
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1989 & Myers, of Los Angeles.
Due
375,000 4s. Due July 1, 1966.
1,500,000 3 (4s. Due on July
from
8
the
for
bonds,
21—v.
190, p. 1468—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by Ira Haupt &
Co., New York City, at a price of
100.004, a net interest cost of about
3.57%, as follows:
$750,000 6s. Due
that "the
announces
until
1344—
Co.,
■———~~
California
Francisco
of¬
a
Utility District
Visalia), Calif.
Directors
gen¬
bonds
awarded to Taylor &
price of 100.82,
a
Offering—Secretary A. S.
1961
Bond
of¬
1468—
p.
awarded to J. B. Hanauer &
bonds.
District, Los Angeles
11
the
for
Barbara County,
gen¬
bonds
190,
$255,000 general obligation
County, Calif.
eral
$63,000
school
13—v.
(P. O.
6
until
27
Bond
Earlimart Public
CALIFORNIA
Artesia Sch.
The
—
Oct.
the
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
School District, Orange
County, Calif.
Oct.
as
bids
Oct.
County
the
basis of about 4.40%.
of
received
$250,000
office.
obligation
11
(MST) on Dec. 7 for the pur¬
chase of $256,000 general obliga¬
tion school building bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1960.
Due semi-annually
Orange County, Calif.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
on
until 1 p.m.
Unified School District,
Orcutt Union School
Cypress
a.m.
J-J.
Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1
from 1960 to 1974 inclusive. Prin¬
cisco.
were
Averill,
Supervisors,
are
1°,
interest
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Co.,
dated
Jan.
1,
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
be
1
Nov.
and
at
bonds
Interest
Orange
Nov.
on
dated
are
payable
Treasurer's
eral
Rhea
sealed
Due
Principal
.
fered
Arizona
Clerk
bonds
1959.
Bond
—
inclusive.
4.20s.,
to
Maricopa County, Glendale
Elementary School District
No. 40 (P. O. Phoenix),
Offering
on
1979 inclusive.
to
295,000
.1969 inclusive.
Bond
from
Nov. 1
Due
1971
to
The
1960.
30,000 4%s. Due Nov. 1, 1972.
310,000 4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
^VgS,
1965
pur¬
school
follows:
as
(M-N)
4.34%.
1964
issue of $735,000
from 1977 to 1984 inclusive.
41/&s, at a price
basis of about
as
Francisco
San
of
an
bonds,
■
$20,000 bonds,
of
100.21,
due
chased
1989
inclusive.
from
&
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
(1780)
Commission
Peoria Public Building
*
*
'
Offering—Sealed bids will
received until Dec. 2 ior the
Bond
be
$4,800,000 public
building revenue bonds. Due on
purchase
Rockford, III.
Bond Offering—CHy
J.
Ltndley
that
announces
price of 100.19, a basis
a
(CST) on Oct. 26 for the
purchase of $1,940,00Q. general ob¬
Sewer District
4%s, at
price of 100.16,
a
bridge
1
1960
from
to
in¬
1989
Allison-Briston
School
Community
(P. O. Allison), la.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 school
District
at
Bank
of
certifi¬
cates was sold to Scharff & Jones,
Principal and interest payable in building bonds offered Oct. 12— Inc., and Barrow, Leary & Co.,
Chicago or New York City. Le¬ v. 190, p. 1469—were awarded to jointly, as 4%s, at a price of 100.03,
gality approved by Chapman & a group composed of Becker & a basis of about 4.74%.
Cutler, of New York City.
Cownie, Inc., Iowa-Des Moines
La Fourche Parish (P. O.
National Bank, of Des Moines, and
Vermilion County, Newtown Con¬
<0
Thibodaux), La.
the White- Phillips Company.
solidated School District No. 9
Bond Offering—G. G. Zimmer¬
Cedar Falls, la.
(P. O. Collison), III.
man, Secretary of the Parish Po¬
Bond
Bond Sale—An i£sue of $18,000 lice Jury, will receive sealed bids
Offering — John
Camp,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬ fire equipment bonds was sold to until 10:00 a.m. (CST) on Dec. 9
tors, will receive sealed bids until the Cedar Falls Trust & Savings for the purchase of $1,000,000 pub¬
7 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 2 for the
Bank, in Cedar Falls, as 334s, at lic
improvement
bonds.
Dated
purchase of $150,000 school build¬ a price of 100.20, a basis of about Feb. 1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1 from
ing bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1959. 3.63%.
1961 to 1980, inclusive.
Callable
paving
street
.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1960
from
1
Interest
1975
to
J-D.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
Clinton
Independent Sch. District,
Iowa
Bond Offering—Pauline J.
Nel¬
Secretary of Board of Di¬
will receive sealed and
oral bids at 7 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
4 for the purchase of $150,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school
building
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
Due
son,
'
Washington County Community
High School District No. 88
(P. O. Okawville), III.
Bond Offering —H. J
Meyer,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
receive
bids
sealed
until
8
(CST) on Oct. 27 for the pur¬
chase of $300,000 school building
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1958.
Due
p.m.
Nov.
on
1
clusive.
from
to
1960
and
Principal
in¬
1976
Charles
8c
Trauernicht,
St.
of
Louis.
INDIANA
Franklin College of
Indiana (P. O.
Franklin), Ind.
$450,000 non¬
exempt dormitory and student
Bond Sale —The
tax
on
Nov.
190,
1469—were sold to
the Federal Housing and Home
Finance
Agency, as 2%s, at a
price of par.
i
from
1962
to
1986
inclusive.
Iowa
Bond Offering
the
at-
Calumet
clusive.
Principal
and interest
payable at the School Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
works
Sale—The $126,000
revenue
19
were
be received until 9
Offering — Nolan Weilbaker, Town Clerk-Treasurer, will
receive
(CST)
sealed
on
bids
until
1
p.m.
Oct. 23 for the purchase
of $77,000 sewage works revenue
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
Due
street
Due
Bond
School City,
Offering
—
W. J.
Secretary of the Board
Ind.
Wright,
of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids
un¬
til 2 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 2 for the
purchase of $100,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due
on
Jan.
clusive.
1
from
1961
to
1965
in¬
Interest J-J.
Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Silver
Creek
par.
Townships (P.
Sellersburg), Ind.
O.
In¬
3s, at
as
price
a
of par.
Due
a.m.
^Androscoggin County
Auburn), Me.
■
Nov.
on
from
1
capital
outlay improvement bonds offered
20
—
190,
v.
1676
p.
the
to
to
street
on
inclusive.
Nov.
1
from
1960
to
—
were
Me.
bonds
offered
Oct.
19
were
Co.,
of
New
York
City, and Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, jointly,
as
3.70s, at a price of 100.78,, a
basis of about 3.60%.
1
Dated
1
Oct.
from
1,1959.
1960
Due
1982
to
011
Oct.
inclusive.
Dated Nov.
MARYLAND
Nov.
from
1
1960 to
1969
in¬
1, 1959. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
State Fiscal Agency, in Topeka.
Legality approved
by
Stinson,
Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell,
of Kansas City.
KENTUCKY
Bond Sale—The
$1,650,000 State
and Building Commis¬
sion Revenue Project No. 8 bonds
offered
were
Oct, 21—v.
awarded tc
190,
p.
1572—
development bonds
at
$211,000 5s.
Due
on
3V2S.
Due
on
Nov.
1
576,000 3%s. Due
on
Nov. 1 from
300,000
3.90si
Due
on
Nov.
1
from 1975 to 1977 inclusive.
335,000 4s.
Due
on
Nov.
1
from
1978 to 1980 inclusive.
Others
in
the
account:
on
Oct.
Nov.
on
from
•'
able
from
1
1960
to
;
1
1964 to 1971
1972
to
on
from
—
»
Due
on
on
Durand
land
school
building
acquisition bolidS;
Nov.
on
from
1
inclusive,.-
from
1979 inclusive.
bonds
are
dated-Nov.
1,
1959 and
are callable as of Nov.
1,
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the Suburban
Trust Co., Silver Spring.
Legality
aproved by Barton! Yost & Dankmeyer, of Baltimore.
Bond
Sale—The
$185,000
Sch.
receive
(EST)
&
District, Mich.
urer's
office.
'J;'.
' *
sealed
bids, until
8
p.m.
Nov. 2 for the purchase.
on
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) "payable at a bank or trust
"
'
,
Chelmsford, Mass.}*-
F. Lucas,
Schools, will
oL$400,000 school site and build¬
ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due
on April
1 from 1960 to 1977 in¬
bonds are
dated Nov.
1,
Principal and interest" pay¬
able at the City Collector-Treas¬
company 'designated by the pur¬
Note
Sale—The. .$100,000 addi¬ chaser.^'
Legality/ approved
by
tional water supply notes-offered.
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Oct. 15—-v. 190, p. 1572-^were of Detroit.
;; /
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awarded to Bache & Co.;:as 4.10s,\
■
■
r
_
at
price
of
about 4.04%.
a
100:33,' a basis
East
of
down
year
to
the:
The
'
balance
terest
charges
037,748,
bids ;until
'
ex¬
the
Hamilton
Community School Dist.,Michigan
a
Bond
in¬
Sale—The
$1,250,000
school building bonds offered Oct.
20 \yere awarded to a group com¬
mounted > vto. $1 ,-
$80.'lj662 in
compared,,to
for.
'
available .for
a
4
p.m.: (EST) on Oct.
purchase of $225,000
tax. anticipation notes. Dated Oct.
20, 1959. Due on June 30, i960.
27
same
$231,563 from $276;685
2006
Offering—Louise K. Car-,
Secretary - of Board 'ofEducation,
will
receive
sealed
maintenance--were
ago.
O.
E. Grand
Mich. ' /V
penter,
Improve
Operating
ago.
and
to
year
(P.
Note
Massachusetts
-/Revenues Continue
a
Rapids
Rapids),
Massachusetts Turnpike Authority,
penses
Grand
Wealth Street, S.
,
posed
in
of- IicUsey," Stuart & Co.,
-Blytli &; Co., Inc.; Horn8c Weeks; IKenower,. McArthur Si Co., ajid II. V. Sattley &
September, 1959, increased- 23.2%
and
passenger
vehicle .revenue
Co.," at a price: of 100.007,- a net
interest, cost :of L about 4.27%, as
the
month
last ye^jr.,. ah. In¬
of 29.4%.
Monthly interest
same
$657,250.-/i
are
Commercial vehicle
was
17.6%
up
re.venue
Inc.;
blower
'
follows: *
over a year ago.,
?For the nine calendar months of.
1959 net earnings, after
operating
maintenance; ..avail¬
$7,increase of $1;764,083,
028,738,
an
33.5%
over
As
-1966 to
1 000,000
the comparable pe¬
the net revenues of the
Turnpike,
,
Note
operation."
^
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-V"**
'i I
-July
on
•
■
--<»
.
New
•'
J*
'
.
receive
sealed
on
of :
bids
Oct.:'26
until
ior
1
^
4
June
England Conservatory of.
Music (P. O. Boston)r Mass. i
8
the
p.m.
pur¬
$80,000. tax anticipation
notes. :Dated Oct. 15, 1959.
'
•
Due
Offering — Lewis C.
District Treasurer j will
Weimer,
(EST)
t
ft,.*'
'
•»,*--
chase
'
4J4s.
Creek Community School
District,' 4th Class No. 3 (P. O. '
Battle Creek), Mich.
operations,
1959, and to 112:65% of
charges for ""the last 12
July 1 from
on
1969 inclusive.
Harper
of-the
continuing,
improvement in
>
July 1 from'
on
from J 970 to 1988Inclusive.
-
.•/'
result
a
;
Due
115,000 4J;-iS.- Due
riod in 1958.
month-to-month
•
/1960 to 1965 inclusive.
,
expenses and
or
'
$135,000 5s.
able for interest charges were
30, I960.
Due on
:
r
Harper Woods, Mich.
- x
$1,215,006 non¬
Bond Offering—Donald E. Burtax
exempt
dormitory revenue :neyy City- Cleiii,
will
receive
bonds offered Oct. 15—v.. 190,-p. sealed
bids uiitil 8 p.m. (EST) on
-
Bond Sale—The
^
—
were
Housing
Agency,
sold
and
as
to.
H
23Js, at
the-Federal
o m ea
Finance
price of
par.
Norwood, Mass.
bonds
Nqv. 9 l'or the purchase of $48,000
Motor
bonds.
on
Vehicle
22
—
v..
a
3 90,
1676—were awarded to ajgroup
composed of Ilalsey, St.uari, &• Co.,
Inc., Harriman Ripley. & Conine.,
Bonds
thereafter
mote
or
Highway F
1, 1959.
u n
Dated Aug,
July 1 from I960 to
clusive.
$1,660,000 school
offered" Oct.
are
.due
in
callable
interest
1970
on
d
Due
in¬
1973
and
any one
dates
Princi-'
pal and interest; (J - J) payable at a
on
,
and after
payment
'July 1, .1964.
bank- or trust cqmi^any designated
Goldman," Sachs & ; Go.,; Paine,;
by the- purchaser,
Legality ap¬
Webber, Jackson &; .Cuidis, and
proved - by- = Dickij^son,
Wright,
Townsend, Dabney 8c Tyson as
DaviSj McKean•& Cudlip, of De¬
3.40s, at a price of 100.41, a .-basis
of about 3.35%.
MICHIGAN
sewer
Interest
Offering —A.
1979
I960' to
The
Battle
bonds offered Oct. 21—awarded to
the Third National Bank & Trust
1970.
Superintendent -of
1959.
MASSACHUSETTS
Agawam, Mass.
1,
Due
p.
The
Public
Bond
and
•
'
Bond Sale—The
1
of. June
Legality approved by Dick¬
in¬
1979
-
1.500,000
Nov. 1 from
Nov.
Nov. 9 for the
on
_
inclusive.
Due
at
;V,
'
Township School District
••
clusive.
Detroit,
inson, Wright, Davis.. McKean
Cudlip, ol' Detroit.
.1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Nov.
of
(P. O. Dearborn), Mich.
as
.
J-D.
1-from
500,000 sewerage bonds.
1572
Nov.
1971.
1968 to 1974 inclusive.
Due
months of
were pur¬
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
770,000 4s.
from 1961 to 1967 inclusive/™
bonds.
,
purchase of $980,000 school bonds.
Dated Oct. *1, 1959; Due on June 1
from I960 to 1985, inclusive. Call¬
interest
jabout 4.16%, as follows:
about 3.98%, qs follows:
$439,000
Nov., 1
on
&
V
Bond Offering — E. A.
Ganski,
Secretary of the Board of- Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
months of
15 by Johnston, Lemon & Co., at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
565,000 4V2S. Due
group
1979 inclusive.
Bank
8:00.p.m. (EST)
are
now
equal to
of interest charges on the
funded debt for the nine calendar
negotiated sale
headed
by W. E. Hutton & Co., at a price
of 98.128, a net interest cost of
a
No. 7
300,000 building, land acquisition
Bond Sale—The $1,546,000 gen¬
eral
obligation park acquisition
chased
Property
Due
1960 to
-
Avondale, Inkster), Mich.
Dearborn
construction
•
by
Paddock
Note Salev-The $lB,T50 ;tax anticipatioiV notes offered Oct. 9—v.
190; p. MTOr-'were awarded to the-
ways.; construe-'
Due on Nov.
1
bridge
/
Canfield.
f
;-''. *-■4:J.
118.8%
Maryland-National Capital Park
and Planning Commission (P.O.
Silver Spring), Md.
and
Kentucky (State of)
27100
bonds.
i960 to-
bonds.
■
school
clusive.
general internal im¬
bonds. Due on
provement
bonds.
500,000
charges
Sale—The $580,000
Principal and interest payable at
the Merchants National Bank, of
Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
300,000.00
public
designated
Miller.
.
from I960 to 1969 inclusive.;
First-Auburn
Auburn,
Bond
opening bonds.
1969
tion
-
crease
on
1961
from
and
bank
a
Cherry HHI School District (P. O.
inclusive.
"1969
1,500,000
month
of about 3.34%.
paving, sewer and
improvement bonds.
1
078,347' reported/^ih,
0.
(P.
Sale—The $50,000
Bond
Company, of Auburn, as
3.40s, at a price of 100.25, a basis
(CST)
repair
Nov.
on
payable at
company
Stone, of Detroit.
—Authority reports total revenues
of $1,269,311
for the month of
September, as compared with -$i,-
MAINE
Trust
Field,
Richards
&
Co.; Seasongood &
Bond
Sale — The
School
and Mayer; Pohl &
Co., Inc.; Magnus
Civil Townships general obliga¬ & Co.;
Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc.;
tion' bonds totaling $142,000 of¬ The
Kentucky Company, and Edw.
fered Oct. 15—v. 190, p. 1312 — G. Taylor & Co.
Agency,
awarded
1970 inclusive.
semi-annually from Jan.
1, 1962
1, 1995. Principal and in¬
terest
payable at the Harrison
County Bank, in Palmyra. Legal¬
ity approved by Ross, McCord, Ice
& Miller, of Indianapolis.
Nov. 1
on
inclusive.
1979
awarded to the Bankers Trust
$818,432.90
to Jan.
Rensselear
4V2s, at
Oct. 27 for the purchase of $1,783,327.17 general obligation bonds, as
j
Bond
Finance
Oct.
Wichita, Kan.
Due
*;
1, 1959. Due
to
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
water
V,
1961
school
3,000,000
1960
Principal
purchaser./Legality approved
until' Noon
:
Sept, 1,
from
by
for. the /pur-*
17
'
until
.
bids
Nov.
1
the
1960 to 1964 inclusive. .'; r
on
Legality approved by
Martin, Himel, Morel & Daly, of
Iowa
KANSAS
190, p. 1460—were awarded
t|* the City Securities Corp., as
4%s.v
'
bids
sealed
Dated
Match
on
(M-S)
trust
or
terest M-N.
$125,000 street'
bonds offered Oct.
Beh Co., as 41/4s and
20-—v.
Palmyra; Ind.
Oak,
awarded to the Carlton D.
664,894.27
bonds offered Oct.
Dated Nov.
Sale—The
improvement
Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
North Manchester, Ind.
sealed
(CST)
Nov. 9 for the
purchase of $575,000 general obli¬
gation public improvement bonds.
«
Red
Bond
Bank of Hammond.
Bond
receive
p.m.
Marjorie Wol- New Orleans.
;
'
ters, Secretary of Board of School
Tulane University (P. O. New
Directors, will receive sealed and
Orleans), La.
oral bids at 2 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,100,4 for the purchase of $450,000 gen¬
non-tax
eral
exempt
dormitory
obligation
school building 000
bonds.
Dated Nov. 2, 1959.
Due system revenue bonds was sold to
the Federal Housing and
on
Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1978 in¬
Home
pay¬
National
will
3
interest
■ ap¬
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
on
bonds.
Due
1969' inclusive.
$500,000 departmental ".'equipment National
% bonds.
Due ori- Nov.^T'frdm' 2.50%. "
Supervisors,
—
follows:
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
Chairman of Board of
1959.
to
rhase of $5,800,000. general cobliga-'
Jon bonds, as follows:* fp--/
-A
1
Bond
Legality
special
provement
pay¬
National
Boston, Mass. 1."/ ;
Offering — James E.^Gil-
(EST)
Parish Sewerage Dist.
(P. O. Norco), La.
Offering — Paul Richard,
No.
Merchants
by
receive
Charles
from
Bond
1
in¬
1979
to
Greene Community School District,
p.
Hammond, Ind.
Offering—Joseph E. Klen,
City
Controller,
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 5 for the purchase of $4,100,000 Sanitary District bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1959. .Due oh Jan.
1962
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
center revenue bonds offered Oct.
14—-v.
from
1
interest
payable at the First Na¬
Bank, or at the Old Ex¬
change National Bank, both of
Okawville. Legality approved by
(M-N)
tional
St.
inclu¬
1964
to
Boston/
Palmer &
Interest F-A.
1975.
1,
of
;
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
& Judell, of New Orleans.
rectors,
clusive.
Feb.
of
as
the
proved
.
Due
1960
(EST) on
'26 for the purchase of $103,assessment street im¬
000
on
dea, City Collector-Treasurer, will
(,?V ;/■
issue
—
$168,714.36
from
Bond
IOWA
on
Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1978 inclusive.
Principal and. interest
Monday, October 26, 1959
.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Oct.
Due.
•
1
.
Gretna, La.
Certificate Sale
An
1959.
able
the
clusive.
Due
bonds.
Dec.
on
at-.a
C
Nov.
purchase of $7,000,000 general obligation sewer
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1959.
Due
p.m.
ligation
for
18
Nov.
3.30s,
as
sive.
be received until 6 p.m. (CST) on
basis of about 4.63%.
a
(P. O. Baton
Rouge), La.
Oct.
19_v, 190, p. 1572—were awarded
to the Indianapolis Bond & Share
as
Co., Springfield,,
price of par.
Dated
Nov.
1,
Consolidated
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Sale—The
works revenue bonds offered
Corp.,
Baton Rouge
Greater
Whitely, Ind.
$110,000 water
South
Bond
will be received until
sealed bids
7
Clerk Egb¬
LOUISIANA
awarded to Magnus & Co., as
of about 4.10%.
of
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1979 inclusive.
ert
were
4J,&s, at
(P. O. Peoria), III.
.
.
Creek
Battle
Township (P. O.
Creek), Mich.- / /
Bond Offering—CI ayton R.
Rice,
Township
Clerk,
will
receive
troit.
•'
Hersey Township School District
(P. O. Hersey), Mich.
Bond
Sale.—'Eire $144,000 school,
building bonds: offered Oct. 14—
v.
190, p. J846—were awarded to.
McDdnald-Moore & Company.
Volume
190
Number 5893
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1781)
—'
4I&?,
Holly Area School District (P..O.
Holty), Mich.
Note Offering—Ray W. Barber,
Superintendent of. Schools,- will
receive
'(EST )
of
.
from
-51960- to
1969
inclusive; and
$185,000 -4%s, due on July 1
from
anticipation
notes.
Due on-Sept.
: :
:
^
VI"
1970 to 1985
inclusive.
$385,000 3:90s. Due
"1062
1960.
\
•/ 'in,'.. *n;
,
*
..
Qwosso, Mich.
■:
Bond Side—The special assess¬
ment various purpose bonds total¬
ing :$6.4,000 ottered Oct. 18—v. 190.
;■
-••r:—-'r
Huron School District (P.Q.2482Q
Merriam Road, New Boston), .Mich.
y; Bond Offering -f Kenneth Herrmari, -Secretary of the -Board of
"
.
to
1972
315,000 4s.
•
Dated Oct. 30' 1959.
1,
Due
May 1 from
May 1
on
from
inclusive.
In addition the entire issue will
carry
Jan.
extra 2%
an
Saffin &
interest from
'
Tracy, Minn.
;
Bengtson,
Education, witt. receive sealed-bids* South Lake School
District (P. O. City Recorder, will receive sealed
•until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 2 for
St.'Clair Shores), Mich.
bidsr until
7:30 : p.m.
(CST)
on
the purchase - of'.!$43O!0OO school
Note Sale—An issue of $200,- Oct; 28 for the purchase of $330,building bonds.
Dated Oct.-. l,i 000 riotes wiis sold to the
Michigan 000.hospital bonds. (The issue was
1959. Due on April 1 from 1962" to
National .Bank, of Flint, at 3.007c. originally offered on Sept. 24.)
j
"1977 inclusive.
-4
MacArthur & Company.
ower,
Parsippany-Troy Hills Township
(P. O. Parsippany), N. J.
Bond Sale —The $60,000 water
bonds offered Oct. 20—v. 190, p.
1573—were
awarded to Boland,
100.18,
1, 1960 to Nov. 1, I960.
15,73. — were awarded ..to Ken-
p.
on
inclusive.
1973 to 1981
'
•
Bond Sale—The
bonds
The "notes,
;gality approved by Miller^ Canfield, Paddeck::
; Stone," of De¬
troit. v :
y;; "• ~ - •••••' • * *.
v
<
'
-
Lathrupr Vitia'ge; Mich'S""
the" purchase
.
able 'atravbaiik
Zeeland
if EST) on. Oct. 28- for!
of $lf),50() .sptecial- as-:
s tree
i
improvement
Dated. Oct. 1, 1959, Due on
•abends.
30, 1960.
15,
Pay¬
or
trust
company
upon
with the
" -'<
v"•?-
!
-■■
Towpship School District
*
No. S (Pj O. Zeeland), Mich.
Boud
Offering—JohrvE.
De-;
.
.
.sessment
Oct.:-:
bevagreed
may
purchaser/
Bond Offering—Sealecl bids.un~-
til ,7:30 p.m.
Due oh June
1959.
as
dated
are
Wcerd, Secretary of the Board of
offered Oct.
1573—were
$235,000 school
19—v. 190, p.
to
awarded
Phelps,
Fenn &
Co., as 3.80s, at a price of
100.09, a basis of about 3.79%.
_
Le-
Co., as 4s, at a price of
basis of about 3.96%.
a
Saddle River School District, N. J*
Bond Offering—Hazel
.
Interest A-O.
Erie
»
.
until 3 p.m.
Oct 26 for the purchase
$100,000
1976
.
sealed .bids
on
due on July 1
io- 1985 inclusive.
Shaughnessy
&
Co.,
Inc.,
and I erts &
Parke,
taking $646,000
Woodard-rElwood & Co., at a price I bonds as 3%s, at a price of 100.22,
265,000 swimming pool bonds, for jof .100.006, a net interest cost of a basis of about 3.72%.
$80,000 5s, due on July 1 from about 4.10%, as follows:
v
:
Saddle
Brook
Township (P. O.
County (P. O. Buffalo), N. Y<
Sale—The
$750,000 de-
Note
ferred payment notes offered
3.14%, plus
Harrison
Bond
a
(P. O. Harrison), N. Y.
Sale—The $672,550 im¬
provement bonds offered Oct. 15
190, p. 1574—were awarded to
Geo. B» Gibboh9 & Co., Inc., and
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., jointly,
as 3.90s, at a price of 100.70, a,
basis of about 3.81%.
Hempstead Union Free School.Dist.
No. 14 (P. O. Hewlett Bay Park),
New York
Sale
TBtrtLd
The
—
$3,080,000
bonds offered Oct.
21—v.
Wiliiams "Co., and Piper, Jaffray
& Hopwood; at a price of par, a
net interest cost of about 3.94 %,
Co., In<*.; Francis I. du Pont & Co.;
John Nuveen & C04 W. E. Button
-'
-
,
190, p. 1574—were awarded to a
group headed by C. J, Devine &
Co., as 4s, at a price of 100.17, a
basis of about 3.98%.
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/
Others in; the account: Blair &
(
$.58,500.
improvement
general
bonds.
Due
on
1960 to 1969
Nov.
1
from
inclusive.
,1
'v; _;■}.
18,500 local improvement assessEducation,
will
receive
sealed
ment bonds. Due on Nov,
1
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 3 $55,000 *3.70s. Due on Jan. 1 from
'Legality approved, for
from 1960 to 1964 inclusive.
the purchase of $52,000 school
) 1961 to 1971 inclusive.
: by
Miller, Can field, Paddock &
huilding bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, y40,Q00 3.90s.. Due on Jan. 1 from
The bonds are dated Nov.
1,
.Stone, of Detroit. - " A'. •'
v;
*1972 to 1979 inclusi ve.
'* ••
1059. Dole On Sept. I from 1960 to:
1959.
Principal "and interest
1975 * inclusive.
Interest
M-S.
;
(M-N) payable at the Chemical
Lau;ton, Mich.\, 1
'*
yi
; Wihonat Minn.
p> Bond Offering-—Shirr -E. Jessup, Legality approved by Miller, Can-; I* Bond Sale —The $200,000 gen¬ Bank New York Trust Co., New
•Village Clerk, will receive- sealed field, Haddock & Stone, of Detroit. eral obligation water bonds of¬ York City, or at the Bank of Sad¬
dle Brook and Lodi, Saddle Brook.
bids until 8-pjn. (EST)" on Oct. 26
fered-Oct. 20—v,
190, p. 1470—
MINNESOTA
for the purchase of$68;50Q Motor
were awarded to J. M. Dain &
Co., Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, Of New
-Vehicle
Highway - Fund - bonds.
Ar<fen Hills, Minn.
Inc., as follows:
;
York City.
Dated Sept, 15, 1959". Due on Sept."
Bond Offering—Lorraine Strom-1 $65,000 3.10s. Due on Oct. 1 from
15 from
I960 to 1974 inclusive.
1061 to 1966 inclusive.
quist, village. Clerk, will receive
i
Summit, N.J.
Interest. M-S. Legality approved scaled bids until 7:00
p.m. (CSTI
90,000 3.20s. Due on Oct. 1 from
Bond Offering—Harry C. Kates,
by Miller; Carifield, Paddock &' oh. Nov. >3 for the purchase of
1967 to 1972 inclusive.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Stone, of Detroit, "y
- :
•
45,000 3.30s. Due on Oct. 1 from bids until 8:30 p.m. (EST) on Nov.
$120,OpO general obligation sani¬
tary scwcr. .improvement bonds.;
A 1973 to 1975 inclusive.
4
for
the purchase of $600,000
Livonia, .Mich.'
' /
*•
DatedlVoy. 1, .1959. Due on Nov. I
The bonds bear additional inter¬ bonds, as follows:
Offering- Cancelled—The offer¬
from"1960 to. 1979, iiiclusive." Le¬
est of 1:60% from Jan. 1, 1960 to
ing of $400,000 tax anticipation
$180,000 improvement bonds. Due
gality approved by Dorscy, Owen, Oct.. 1.1960.
notes
scheduled for Oct.
;
on
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1968
"Scott, Barber & Marquart, of Min¬
190, p. 1677— was cancelled.
inclusive.
neapolis',* and Peterson, Popovich
MISSISSIPPI
125,000 school bonds.
Due on
&l Marsdch, of St. Paul.
..Macomb and Oakland Counties,
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
Forest City, Miss.
; ■.-.i V.r " v
••
■.
•" f
Bear Creek Drainage District.
clusive.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 indus¬
Dover-Eyota
Independent School
V (P. O. Mount Clemens), Mich.,..
vDistrict No. 533 (P. O. Eyota),
trial plant bonds offered Oct. 19—
275,000 school bonds. -Due on
-,
Bond Sale—The $4,255,000 spe¬
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
Minnesota
v. 190, p.
'vy
1678—were awarded to
cial
assessment
drainage
bonds
clusive.
Ilond Offering—Floyd Stocker,
Allen & Company.
offered Oct,, 22—v, 190, p. 1573—
District Clerk, will receive sealed:
20,000 school bonds. Due on Dec.
.Union, Miss.
• v
.were awarded to a groiip headed
1 from 1960 to 1963 inclusive.
bids mifir.4 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
; Bond Sale—An issue of $50,000
"by Bajsey, Stuart &" Co.^lfc., at 10 fof tlie
purchase of $1,000,000
The bonds
are
dated Dec.
1,
a price of
100.024, a net interest scho'ol bhiiding bonds. Dated Dec. 4% Industrial bonds was pur¬ 1959.
Principal and interest (J-D)
cbst of about 4.37%, as follows:
chased by the Peoples Bank of
•I,"l959* Bile on Dec. 1 from 1961
payable at the Sumrtlit Trust Co.,
.$1,175,000 5s:. Due on Dee. t from to 1980' inclusive. Callable on Dec. Union. Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due Summit.
Legality approved by
on Aug. 1' from 1960 to 1979, incl.
1960 to 1971, inclusive. '
;
1, 1074. 'Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
2,88O,O0O 4%s. Due oh Dec. '1 proved; by. Dorsey, Owen, Spott, Interest FrA. Legality approved New York
City.
by Charles & Traucrnicht, of St.
from 1972 to 1988, inclusive.
Barber &
Marquart, of Minne¬ Louis.
.200,000 3his. Due on Dec. 1, 1989. apolis.
Toms River School District, N. J.
' •
•
•
;
'
as
follows":
'
t
.
,
& Co.; Bache & Co.; E. F. Huttoh
& Co.; Rand & Co.; Herbert J.
.
.
,
—v,
school
Watonwan
1
A-O.
Interest
& Hutzler, at:
premium of $25.
Bros.
Salomon
to
,
Oct.
190, p. 1574—were awarded
13—v.
Rochelle Park), N. /«
<
County (P. O. St. u.
Bond Offerings—Marco Marino,
James), * Minn.
'
I.
Bond Sale—An issue of $95,000 Township
Clerk,
will
receive
general obligation draihage bonds sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 0 for the purchase ol $77,000
was sold to a group composed of
J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.; Allispnbonds, as follows:
:
Oct. 1 from I960 tp 1963 itiClilsive.
;
53
'>
ic Co., Inc.; John Small &
Sims
Co., and Tilney & Co.
Hempstead Union Free School, Diet,
No. 10 (P. O. Baldwin), N. Y,
Bond Offering—George L.,Dun-
4
.
•
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.
lap, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m. (EST)
on Oct. 29 for the purchase of $3,540,000
school
building bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Due on Dec.
I from
1960 to 1985 inclusive.
.
.
•
.
•*
;
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
Chase
Manhattan
Bank, New York City, or at the.
Bank of
Meadow Brook National
ity approved by
.
.
Wood, of New York-City.
Offering—Bids wiU
Additional
.
at the same time for
be received
the
Dated
Dec. 1,
from 1960 to 1963 in¬
1
June
$280,000 school
1959. Due 1
of
purchase
bonds.
on
Legal¬
Hawkins* Dela¬
County, Baldwin.
Nassau
field &
'
,
...
...
,
.
■
Others
in
the
account:
Smith,
Barney & Co., Kidder, Peabody &
Co., Blair: & Co., Inc., Equitable
'
Minn.
bonds
Bond
Offering — Gretchen
S.
Securities Corp., Hornblower '& Alden, Village Clerk, will receive
Weeks, R. W. Pressprich & Co.," scaled bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
Bear, Stearns & Co., Bachc & Co., on Nov.'0 for the purchase of $1,general
obligation
im¬
Hayden, Miller & Co., Goodbody 000,000
&c Co., Frantz Hutchinson-& Co.,
provement bonds.
Dated Dec. 1,
1959. Due on June 1 from 1960 to
Piper, Jai'fray & Hopwood, and
1969 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Shannon & Co.
f
'
terest (J-D) payable at a state or1
'•
'
'
Marysville Public School District, national bank mutually satisfac¬
f
•
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.
-
Norfolk, Neb.
Bond Sale —The paving bonds
totaling $104,000 offered Sept. 28
—v.
190, p. 1347—were awarded
to Kirkpatrick-Pettis Company.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
.
'
•
Bond
'
...
Bond Sale—The
NEBRASKA
'--'.I
;
.
Edina,
bonds
Newbury, N. H.
$173,000 sewer
Oct.
20—v.
190, p.
"
Michigan
O f f e
Bond
Johnson,
i
r
n
tory
'
g—William
Secretary
of Board of
Education; will" receive sealed bids
until
8
for the
(EST) on, Nov; 12
purchase of $850,000.school
p.m.
building
1959.
bonds.
Due
on
Sept.
Interest JrD.
Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
the Village
successful
Council
bidder.
and
Legality-
approved'by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Barber & Marquart, of Minne¬
apolis.
'
Fosston,
1,
June 1 from 1962*to
inclusive.
1969
Dated
to
A. •the
eral
$280,000
were
awarded
NEW JERSEY
to
a
group
Bond
gen¬
—
com¬
posed of Prescott & Coi; Kalmatt
& Co., Inc.; Juran & Moody, Inc.;
Oscoda),- Mich'.
' "
aiid the American National Bank,
Bond Sale—The $985,000 bonds- of St.
Paul, at a price of par, a
offered Oct. 15—v. 190, p.: 1346— net: interest cost of
about 4.55%;
Oscoda Area School District (P. O.
to Harkness
Hill, Inc., as 3.40s, at a price of
100.03, a basis of about 3.39%.
..j
obligation hospital bonds of¬
Oct. 13
v.
190, p. 1347—-
fered
awarded
&
Minn.
Bond-Sale—Tiie
-
1347—were
from
Lavellette, N. J.
Offering—M. P. Griffith,
1960
to
I960
posed
awarded
to:
John
of
a
group
Nuveen
&
com¬
Co.;
Ryan, Sutherland & Co.; Ray- Al¬
len, Olson & Beaumont, Inc., and
Fox Rcusch & Co.; Inc., at a price
of
109.01,: a net- interest cost of
about
4.63%, as follows:
$550,000
<
high
school
$35,000 4s.
-
_
-
clusive;. $120,000 47«s, due
■
.
-
July
1
from
1970
170,000
-
-
on
in¬
,
auditorium
$38,000- 5s, dud
■i
1975
to
clusive; and $290,000 4 V->s, due
on
July 1 from 1976 to 1983
inclusive.
1960 to-1969
on
1968 to 1972
•
75,000 4.40s.
1973
building
bonds,
fqr
July 1 from
inclusive; $38,000
478s, due on July l from 1970
to 1975 inclusive; and
$94,000
Due on Nov. I from
1967 inclusive,
' ■ t:
Due on Nov. 1 from
50,000 4.30s.
to
1980 to
inclusive,
Due
1979
120,000 4!->s.
bonds,- for $140,000 5sv due on
July 1 from I960 to 1969 in¬
:
1962-to
on
.
>
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
Nov. 1 from
1987 inclusive.
In addition the entire issue will
c&rf-yan extra 1.50% interest from
Dec. 1, 1959 to May 1, 1961.
Stillwater,
Bond
Minn.
Sale— The
$700,000 gen¬
obligation sewage treatment
plant bonds offered Oct. 14—v.
eral
190, p; 1347—were awarded to a
group composed of John Nuveen
&
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the First National Bank of
Toms
follows:
as
Co.: Shearson,
Hammill & Co.;
River.
-
by
Percy
torney.
Legality approved
Camp,
Borough At¬
fered
were
school bonds of¬
20—v.
190, p. 1573—
obligation
Oct,
&
100.04,
Oct.
$370,000 school
20—v. 190, p.
awarded
to
Boland,
Co., as 3.95s, at a price
a basis of about 3.94%,
awarded
to
Merrill
Lynch,
Onondaga, Spafford- and Otisco
Central School District No* J
(P. O. MarceUus), N. Y. V\
$647,000 school
and
public
improvement
and
equipment bonds offered Oct. 20
—v.
190, p. 1573-—were awarded
to a group composed of the Na¬
tional State Bank of Newark; Ira
Haupt & Co., and
Schmidt, Rob-
Johnston, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
.
(EST) on Nov. 5 for the purchase
$900,000 school building bonds.
Due on Dec. 1
from 1960 to 1988 inclusive/ Prin¬
of
Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
First Trust & Deposit Co.,
MarceUus. Legality approved by
at the
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
Sc
(State of)
wilt be re¬
Bond O ffering —Evelyn M. ceived until Nov. 18 for the pur¬
chase of $56,000,000 State low-inThomas, Village Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids until 2 p.m. come housing bonds. Due serially
(EST) on Nov. 5 for the purchase
$175,000 sewer system bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
1
from
1960
to 1988 inclusive.
of
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
at
the
Morgan
Guaranty
Trust Co., New York City, or at
the
,
Citizens
Wellsville.
National
Bank
of
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
Alfred
&
University (P* O. Alfred),
New York
issue
Sale—An
Bond
of $350,-
exempt student center
sold to the Federal
and
Home
Finance
000 non-tax
bonds
was
Housing
BrookbaOen,
Central
Smithtown
School
and I slip
District
No.
5
(TV O. Lake Ronkonkoma), N.Y*
Bond Offering—Doris V. Alex¬
ander, District Clerk, wm receive
and interest
(J-D) payable at The
Hanover Bank, of New York City,
or at the option of the holder, at
the National
York
New
sealed bids until 2
Sale—The
Bond O tteri n g—WUliamB,-
Bond Offering—Bids
p.m. (EST) on
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, as 3.55s,
at a price of 100.G14, a basis of Oct 29 for the purchase of $1,about 3.54%;
—
—' 233,000 school bonds. Dated June
15, 1959. Due on June 15 from
1960 to 1988 inclusive.
Principal
Orange, N. J.
Bond
Camillas,
Skaneateles,
MarCettus,
NEW YORK
Agency, as 2^s, at a price of par,
Morristdwn School District, N. J.
Bond
Sale—The $400,000 gen¬
eral
of
inclusive.
*
were
Saffin
were
able
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov.
6
for
the
purchase of $30,000
general
improvement
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1959.
Due on Dec.
1
offered
—
Alfred, N. Y.
Sale—The
offered
1573
interest
and
payable as noted in preceding \
item; also legal opinion.
•
.
Principal
clusive.
Bank of Lake Ron¬
in two to 20 years.
New York State Thruway
Authority
(P. O. Albany), N. Y.
Revenues
38.43%
totaling
Revenue
Higher —
$36,712,600.20
by the Authority
first nine months of
with $33,178,242.11 of it
realized from toll receipts.
Colonel
Clinton B.
F. Brill,
Authority
Chairman,
reported
Oct. 16 that total revenue for the
was
collected
during the
this year,
three
first
over
of
quarters
1959
of 38.43%
that for the comparable pe¬
showed
an
increase
Toll revenue was
41.54%.
Operating expenses for the 553mile superhighway system for the
nine
months were $9,305,445.85,
riod last year.
up
compared
to $8,637,579.82 in the
January-September
period
last
year.
After
provision for reserves, net
revenue
before
debt
service
amounted to $26,442,944.35, com¬
pared
same
to $16,970,177.06 fol» the
period of 1958, Colonel Bfill
said.
Passenger
car
cash tolls in48.69% from the nine-
creased
month
total last year,
635,366.80 collected.
of Annual
with $23,-
Income from
Permits declined
konkoma.
sale
Galloway, of New York City.
44.15%, to make overall passenger
car
revenue
$24,304,001.83,
up
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
&
•
54
(1782)
£2.18%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
from
last year's
•the first three
V
total for
Commercial
less vol¬
ume discounts for charge account
customers, totaled $8,874,240.23 in
the nine-month period, to show a
39.81% rise from the same 1953
period.
The
.
higher
increase
an
went
the
passenger car
in the price of the
Permit*
into
addition,
stems from
revenue
toll rates and
Annual
revenues,
in
of
both
effect
last
Wilson,
which
Jan.
In
1.
Shelby,
1)82,218.72
a
collected
total of
the
on
a
11
ment
(EST)
purchase
Nov. 3 for the
on
of
general
follows:
$1,365,000
obligation bonds,
as
$790,000 water bonds. Due
sanitary
363,000
Due
June
bonds.
sewer
1 from 1961
June
on
55,000 electric light bonds.
June
on
to
from
1
1961
Due
to
1971
inclusive.
Due
June
on
1
bonds.
1961
from
to
1978 inclusive.
will
receive sealed
bids
until
10
(EST) on Nov., 18 for the
purchase of $2,296,000 public im¬
provement bonds. Dated Dec. I,
a.m.
1959.
Due on Dec.. 1 from 1960 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
.1988
terest
Dated
Dec.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Chase
Manhattan
City.
OHIO
(J-D) payable at the Fallin Poughkeepsie. Legality
by Vandewater, Sykes,
pany,
Heckler
&
Galloway,
'
York
New
ments
the
Jtamapo,
and
foregoing
supple¬
issue of
report in our
12—v.
Akron, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
190,
1574.
p.
Clarkstown,
Haverstraw
Orangetown
Central
School
ray, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
1959.
Due
1989
purchase of $2,575,Dated Nov. 1,
May 1 from 1961 to
bonds.
on
inclusive.
terest
land
Principal and in¬
Bank,
Suffern, in
at the option of
Heckler &
'.New York City.
Galloway,
Deposit,
Tomkins
of
Offering
.
Bank
of
Farmers
pay-
National
Deposit.
Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
.
Woodridge, N. Y.
$55,000 land
-.juisition
190,
v.
bonds offered Oct.
p.
ac-
15—
1574—were awarded to
the National Commercial Bank
'Trust Co., of Albany, as 4s.
&
Huntersville,
N.
C.
Easterling,
♦Secretary of Local Government
Commission, will receive scaled
.bids at his office in Raleigh
11
a.m.
un¬
(EST) on Oct. 27 for
of $150,000 sanitary
the purchase
«ewer
Due
bonds.
on
CM-N)
.
Dated Nov.
1, 1959.
May 1 from 1.962
inclusive.
Principal
payable
and
at
to
bonds
the
N.
Sale —The
offered
1574—were
Oct.
as
13—v.
to
190,
the
4%s, at
Trust
a
to
a
p.
First
price
group
.composed
of First National
City
Bankers Trust Co., both
of New York; First Boston
Corp
.Bank;
Northern
Trust Co., of
Chicago,
Banking & Trust Co., of
fered
for
the
$700,000
sewer
from
1
1960
1970
'
$15,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 19—v. 190,
p.
1679 — were' awarded to the
Oct. 20
awarded
were
composed
of
to
McDonald
bids
sealed
until
bonds.
on
Dated
Nov.
a
&
District No.
Y
Due
Independent Sch.
District No. 89 (P. O. Oklahoma
City),' Ohla.
Bond
Offering
—
Mary
A.
Thacker, Clerk of Board of Edu¬
the
receive
will
cation,
until 10
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
sealed
on
bids
Nov. 5 for
$4,000,000
of
site,
building and equipment bonds.
&
Due
to
1961
serially from
1970.
Principal and interest payable at
Warrensville
Ohio
Heights,
Sale—The
Bond
Co., Inc.
serially from 1961 to 1970.
Oklahoma County
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1977 inclu¬
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
12
Oklahoma-■■
'
Shoemaker &
Due
by
V
'
Independent Sch,
(P. O. Edmond),
Bond Sale—The $440,000 school
building bonds offered Oct. 14—
v.
190, p.-1574—were awarded to
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Second National
Bank, of Ravenna.
Legality ap¬
ment sewer bonds
Grandview Heights (P. O. 1016
Grandview Avenue, Columbus),
-V;
Oklahoma County
sive.
proved
Crescent, as 314s, at a
100.05, a basis of about
price of
3.23%.
noon
1959.
1,
of
Bank
-
The
of
account:
Renshaw.
special
assess¬
the Liberty National Bank & Trust
Company, of Oklahoma City.
totaling $64,422
Ohio
Sale—The $37,226.42 spe¬
cial assessment
bonds
BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL
alley improvement
offered
Oct.
15—v.
190,
p.
RESERVE SYSTEM
1471—were awarded to J. A. White
&
Co.,
as
4s, at
price of 100.47,
a
BUSINESS
basis of about 3.91%.
a
INDEXES
Seasonally Adjusted
Huron Local School District (P.
710 West Cleveland Road,
O.
Clerk of Board of
receive
(EST)
sealed
on
1047-40
until
noon
Durable
improvement
Nov. 1, 1959. Due on
durable
Consumer
goods, totaldurables
153
139
5:154
159
145
-159
154
146
133
'
149
148
116
———:——r
137
158
Minerals——
117
123
116
116
123
139
142
103
'
'131
119
103
..
Utility output,
total——.——
t273
t270
-
-249
"276
i->
-
146
137
96
,
;-Y
37
130
119
;
.
-—,
v
■;
.v
—
—-
'
——
•
—
.
-
———
117.1
119.0
120.0:,
HG.lrv
•
71
141
'
114
,
73
140
-
151
134
-
:
247
118.9
118."9
-
,
130
-
•'*-«'
250
.
X
t
Nonagricultural emp., total
Manufacturing (prod, workers)—
Employment, total
ap-"
-
113
*1
148
150
-•50
127
.
,
99
•134
127
Other consumer durables
149
122
consumer
Autos
145
t272
Major
school
Dated
Sept-
140
152
——.—
Nov. 1 from1 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
bonds.
Aug.
Sent.
148
total—
production,
Manufactures
Nov. 2 l'or the purchase
of
$11,000
1958
1959
"Sept. >,
Aug.
145
Industrial
Education, will
bids
—-—Unadjusted-
-
1958
1959
average—100
"Sept.
Huron), Ohio
Offering—Beulah Lindsey,
Bond
to
—
(P. O. Crescent),
Oklahoma-
(EST) on Nov. 5 for the purchase
$700,000 school improvement
•
Co., of New York;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith; First of Michigan Corporalion; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; Trust Company of Georgia,
Atlanta; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan &
Co.;
Illinois
Company;
Ryan,
Sutherland & Co., and Rodman &
from
bonds. Due
Sale
receive
remaining six issues included in
award.
.
Sale—The
TBond
City School District, Ohio
Bond Offering — P. M. Jones,
Clerk of Board of Education,, will
Expressway im¬
Other members of the
/
County Independent School
District No. 2
Ravenna
rate
provement issue, and 3Y4% for the
the
1,
Turben & Co., Inc., and The Ohio
Company, as 4V4S, at a price of
100.43, a basis of about 4.20%.
p.
The group bid a
Oct.
Co., First Cleveland Corp.,
Hayden, Miller & Co., Merrill,
Co., Chicago, at a price of
a net interest cost of about
3.29%.
Fahey, Clark -&
'
1
OKLAHOMA
1970
$800,000 gen¬
eral obligation sewerage bonds of¬
group
Sept. 1, 1959. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Rank,
Bellevuc, Ohio
Offering — Algic H. ArnCity Auditor, will receive
Bond
holt,
sealed bids
Nov.
on
until
9
for
7:30
the
to
1969
inclusive.
Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the First
National Bank, of Bellevuc.
Le¬
gality approved by Squire, San¬
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Boardman
Dist. (P. O.
Street, Youngstown),
Ohio
Bond Sale—The
190,
$1,890,000 school
bonds
pp.
awarded to
1471
offered
and
Oct.
1679—
a
syndicate com¬
posed of Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Inc., Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.*
First Cleveland Corp.,
Ball, Burge
& Kraus, Fahey, Clark &
Co., W.
E. Hutton & Co.,
Ryan, Sutherland
& Co., and Wm. J. Mericka &
Co.,
Inc., as 4s, at a price of 100.21, a
basis of about 3.97%.
Oct.
20
limited tax
v.
to
190,
awarded
41/2S, at
about
to
a
special
offered
1471—were
McDonald & Co., as
p.
price of 101.02,
4.32%.
Bryan,
Payrolls
$42,333.04
bonds offered Oct.
1471—were
p.
Fahey, Clark & Co.,
provement
price
of
bonds,
100.10,
a
4s, at a
basis of
a
basis
improvement
special
bonds
Oct.
assessment
14—v.
190, p.
1471—were awarded to Magnus &
Co., as 5Vis, at a price of 100.12,
a basis of about 5.20%.
Marietta, Ohio
Bond
Offering
—
sold
to
J.
100.36,
A.
basis of about 3.68%.
a
3%s, at
a
price of
Bond Offering—Joe
Dubar, City
Auditor, will receive sealed bids
until
noon
(EST)
on
Nov. 10 for
the purchase of
$11,204.08 special
improvement
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on
assessment
sewer
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
J-D.
Legality approved
Interest
average-—-100
73
86
tl47
~
"132
v*
137
157
Adjustment
——1958—
July
.
•
"156
X
_—1959—_
Aug.
-
138
.
.
130
July
136
157
134
144
125"
144
NOTE—Construction contract indexes based on P. W.
128
130
Dodge data for 48 states
iNot available.
tEstimated.
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
(1947-49 average—100)
-Unadjusted
Seasonally Adjusted
1958
"Sept.
Fabricated
metal
Aug.
Sept.
64
67
113
155
products.
182
147
135
151
Aug,
63
183
145
,———
*
1958
19-59
»
183
"Sept.
Primary motals
Sept.
63
Ill
174
-r
156
148
141
Faber, City Auditor, will receive
181
Furniture
miscellaneous
and
Furniture
128
221
186
239
219
195
212
178
194
189
170
131
133
82
107
100
69
322
325
322
322
321
322
196
166
199
195
168
131
152
136
158
159
143
173
175
157
111'
178
160
X
132
118
X
142
151
132
156
153
138
145
145
126
149
147
130
155
137
161
157
143
124
Lumber
151
149
153
and lumber products
clay, and glass products
and products.
glass,
Stone,
173
156
150
trucks, ancl parts
Other transportation equip...
Autos,
184
129
209
Transportation equipment
148
159
227
—
180
157
Machinery
125
107
•
127
Nondurable Manufactures:
as
follows:
$43,750 water works
Dec.
1
from
bonds.
1961
to
Due
1970
inclusive.
17,590
bonds.
District
Due
on
No.
Dec.
1
1-B
from
bonds
are
dated
Nov.
1,
Co., Marietta. Legality
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
<
proved
ap¬
&
Newark, Ohio
Bond Offering-^L. Tenney Rees,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Nov. 16
for the purchase of $104,000 lim¬
ited tax bonds, as follows:
$17,000
fire
bonds.
1961
to
house
Due
1977
on
completion
Dec.
1
inclusive.
from
...
manufactures
109
122
127
X
121
103
t
121
103
t
129
116
X
133
113
133
134
119
134
134
120
t
162
136
X
15G
137
X
X
104
X
%
105
1
163
163
150
166
161
152
X
132
167
t
184
169
Printing and publishing
...
Newsprint consumption
Job printing and periodicalsChemical and petroleum products
151
152
140
154
147
142
X
139
127
X
125
Textiles and apparel
Textile mill products
Apparel and allied products
Rubber
Sewer
fixtures.
and
Miscellaneous
and
leather
products
Rubber products —
Leather and products.
:
printing..
Paper and allied products
Paper and
Chemicals and
Industrial
allied
products-
and
Food
beverage
146
t
158
149
174
191
188
17.4
X
213
187
X
207
187
248
204
t
240
202
132
"134
135
135
*135
138
120
"120
116
135
132
130
X
mfrs,
manufactures
*119
115
X
131
131
*120
116
X
132
13€
114
X
t
119
t
125
118
122
*
Beverages
Tobacco
158
192
X
coal
products—
Foods, beverages, and tobacco
and
—
manufactures
128
X
191
X
chemicals
Petroleum
Food
Canton, Ohio
-•
97
Clay,
La-
Norman
Trust
was
as
-155.7
197
offered
ment
Co.,
165.0
78
;
11G
Durable Manufactures:
County (P. O. Elyria), Ohio
Sale—The $4,664 various
94.1
167.9
•
Residential
Bond
1959. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Peoples Banking &
bonds
150
1959
Sale—An issue of $39,000
special assessment street improve¬
White &
135
*160
96.3
-
Aug.
provement bonds, as 4s, at a
of 100.25, a basis of
1961 to 1970 inclusive.
Bond
"149
t
■
about 3.96%.
The
Ohio
tl40
Construction contracts, value 1956-57
price
Lorain
80
.-
98J6
•
96.6
Without Seasonal
"Preliminary.
about 3.98%.
••
90.6 •
100.3
I02;i'
'
'98.4
v
follows:
as
as
"72
**72
value—
Department store stocks, value.—
96,5
-
93.6
——
-—
98.5
94.8 Y y 99.6 :n
97.5
100.9
13
awarded
$30,000.00 Glenwood Addition im¬
on
190,
The
—
.:
Freight carloadings i
Department store sales,
Ohio
—
97.8
——
bonds,
bonds
sewer
—v.
Sale
—.——
Nondurable
.102.0
92.9
Durable
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 4 for the purchase of $61,340
Brook Park, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$95,730
assessment
Logan,
Hon d
&
12,333.04 West Angle Avenue im¬
Local Sch.
'7410 Market
of Huron.
Legality
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
proved
p.m. (EST)
purchase of
$31,500 special assessment street
improvement bonds.
Dated Oct.
1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 1961
$9,195,000 capi
1574—were awarded
Branch
Dec.
C.
ial improvement bond
anticipation
notes offered on Oct. 22—v.
190,
p.
1
on
inclusive.
Hanover
_North Carolina (State of)
Sale—The
1
1985
<of 100.36, a basis of about
4.43%
Note
No.
Dated
$10,000 water
awarded
Securities Corp.,
Dec.
on
of
Jackson,
to
24,000 sanitary
interest
Bank, of New York City. Legality
approved by Mitchell,
Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
City.
Bond
District
Due
20—v.
Bond Offering—W. E.
til
190,
to
dated
are
Niles, Ohio
1574—were awarded to
group headed by the Northern
a
1961
4;%sr-;:
as
Due
Logan
bonds
Bond
Dayton, Ohio
1970 inclusive.
were
'
~
Sewer
improvement
NORTH CAROLINA
»
1970
Bond Sale—The $2,700,000 vari¬
ous
bond issues offered Oct. 22
Bond
bonds.
ders &
Bond Sale—The
-
were
follows:
as
$198,950
!
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
the
19
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 2
for the purchase of $222,950 bonds,
—
Jfor the purchase of $595,000 school
foonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on
at
to
from
1
Oct.13—v. 190, p.- 1471t-
awarded to
were
~
Anne Gallion,
.District Clerk, will receive sealed
toids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 29
abler
1961
bonds.
sewer
Legality approved by Squire, v Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland. able at the Firelands Community
and
Masonvitle Central School Diit.
No. 1 (P. O. Deposit), N. Y.
Bond
from
1
offered
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved
by Peck,
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
1, 1959.
Athens National Bank, in Athens.
Sykes,
-
Oct.
group
1961
Spring Valley, or
the holder, at the Chase Manhat¬
tan Bank, in New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sanford,
a
Athens, Ohio
Offering—Florence Davis,
Bond
(M-N) payable at the BockNational
Nov.
on
on
in¬
1959.
improve¬
Nov.
1968
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the legal, de¬
pository of the Village. Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
n
Mullaney, Wells & Co., and Burns,
Corbett & Pickard, Inc., as 3%s,
at a price of 100.49, a basis of
Street, Spring Valley), N.Y.
Offering—Olive C. Mur¬
school
to
composed of
Talsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Phelps,
Fenn & Co., Rodman & Renshaw,
Bond
"Oct. 28 for the
Dated
Due
to
Co.,
Dec.
The
inclusive.
about 3.67%.
District No. 2 (P.O. 14 Church
1)00
offered
bonds
$860,000 special
improvement
street
assessment
awarded
Note—The
Oct.
of
City.
Due
bonds.
street
1961
from
stoim
on
Bankers Trust
kill National Bank & Trust Com¬
'approved
1959.
1,
Bank, of New
Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
York
assessment
100.22,
Bond
71,000
noon (EST) on Nov. 10
purchase of $50,150 spe¬
the
—v.
widening
street
157,000
year ago.
Carrollton, Ohio
Offering—Paul G. Grove,
inclusive.
1985
$3,-
on
1961 to 1985 inclusive.
1 from
for
1
clusive.
bids until
cial
a.m.
Dec.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
of Local Government
Commission, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Raleigh until
Berk¬
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Offering — Aubrey B.
Coons, Commissioner of Finance,
Easterling,
16,000 city garage bonds.
Cleveland.
Bond
Secretary
shire, New England and Niagara
Sections, which were not open to
traffic
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
N. C.
Bond Offering—W. E.
use
also includes
National
27/hs, plus
Security
premium of $2,362.12.
a
of Permits this year
has been restricted to privately
owned vehicles.
The higher in¬
come
and
Bank of Greensboro, as
quarters.
..Monday, October 26, 1959
.
,
—
X
t
+
X
121
120
123
4*
.
Minerals:
Mineral
fuels
121
Coal
oil
Crude
natural
gas
oil
73
gas
stone,
"Preliminary.
70
65
63
*148
149
145
*144
145
*134
140
131
*130
136
gas
liquids..
X
X
198
minerals
93
99
119
101
190
*
earth
and
and
61
149
135
and
Natural
Metal,
119
62
Crude
+Not available.
107
132
Volume
Number
190
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
5893
(1783)
Tulsa
$102,145,000 New Housing Authority
Bonds Offered
b.onos
1679
offering of 8102,145,000 New Housing Authority 3%%
3%% bonds due serially 1960-2000 is being made by an under¬
Scale
relates
B
of
bonds
to
84,000 33As.
The bonds
an
'
.
"
: |
.....
(15)
years
Local
Huntsville, Ala._
6,360,000
3%
100
Wilmington, Del.
5,710,000
1574—were
&
3%
3%
100
1_
Washington, D. C
5,670,000
—
Kansas
City, Mo.__.____
Hackensack/ N. J
New
-
:__
York, N. Y
_
Cleveland, Ohio
Lawrence
—_____
.___
_ _
County, Pa..
-•
_
_'
L
_
Lynchburg, Va
_
&
,.^T.
offering group'
Due
J.
Depart¬
and
Finance,
bids
sealed
until
11
011
May 1 from I960 to 1979
Callable as of May 1,
on
inclusive.
100.259
:.-3%
100.258
rH 0 0
by
CO
1970.
interest
and
Principal
100.258
Townsend, Elliott &
Philadelphia,
Lower
(P.
O.
bonds offered Oct.
1.9—v. 190, p. 1679—were awarded
to the Bryn
Mawr Trust Com¬
Chemical Bank New York Trust
Merrill Company;;Morgan Guaranty Trust
Company oLNew York; The First pany, of Bryn Mawr, as 3V8S, at a
National Bank of Chicago; Harris price of 100.14, a basis of about
Securities .Corporation;
White,: Trust and Savings Bank; C. J. 3.07%.
Weld & Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co;;' pevine & Co.: Kidder, Peabody
Morton, Pa.
A. C. Allvn and Company Incoi-po'Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; The
Bond Offerin g—Thomas J.
rated; Baxter & Company; Alex. Northern" Trust
Company; .The
Viguers, Borough Secretary, will
Brown & Sons; Coffin & Burr In-,=
Philadelphia National Bank; Carl receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
corporated.
■!M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; The First
(EST) on Oct. 28 for the purchase
Estabrook.
Co.;
Gregory & .National Bank of Oregon; Ladenof $18,000 general obligation im¬
Sons; Ira Haupt & Co.; Hemphill, • burg, Thalman'n & Co.
provement bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
Noyes-1 & i Co,;-: Hptfnb lower: &
^
n
r
W, H.v Morton & Co. Incorpo¬ 1959. Due on Nov. 1 from 1960 to
Weeks; Lee; Higginson Corpora¬
rated; Weeden & Co. Incorporated: 1977 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Moseley & Co.; Paine,
«,
& Curtis; Wm.
& Co., Inc.; Reynolds
F. Rothschild & Co.:
Webber, Jackson
E.
Pollock
&
Co.;
L.
Van
terest
Ingen & Co. Inc.; Seattle-First
National Bank; Blair & Co. Incor-
Trust
Dick
&
Merle-Smith;
B.
J.
porated; Dominick & Dominick;
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Hayden, Stone & Co.; The Marine
Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.; Wood,
Struthcrs & Co.; American Securi- II Trust Company f of Western New
Vnrlr
woohoi
Wnm_
! York; Bache & Co.; Bacon, Whip¬
ties Corporation; Bacon, Steven¬
ple & Co.; Barr Brothers & Co.;
son & Co.
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
A.
G. Becker & Co, Incorpo¬
Kansas City, Mo.; Fidelity Union
rated;
Braun,
Bosworth
& Co.
Trust Company, Newark; GlickenIncorporated; Clark, Dodge & Co.;
haus & Lembo.
R.
S. Dick~on & Company Inc.;
First
of
Industrial National Bank, Prov¬
Michigan
Corporation;
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.; Hirsch idence, R. I.; Laidlaw & Co.; Baker,
& Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.; J. C.
Watts & Co.; Federation Bank and
Bradford & Co.; F. W. Craigie &
Trust Company; A. M. Kidder &
_
Co.;
Francis
I.
duPont
'
.
&
Co
Eldredge & Co. Incorporated.
Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B.
Hibbs & Co., Inc.; Geo. B. Gibbons
Yr
r\
•
Co., Inc.; Mercantile-Safe Deoosit
and
Trust
Company;
National
Bank of Commerce of Seattle; National Bank of Westchester, White
Incorporated; Hall-1 Plains, N. Y.; The Peoples NaBank
of
Co.; E. F. Hutton & tional
Charlottesville,
Company;
Va.; Third National Bank in Nash¬
Company; Rand & Co.; Roosevelt
& Cross Incorporated; Shearson,
ville; Trust Company of Georgia;
Tilney and Company; Tuller &
Zucker: G H. Walker & Co.; J. C.
Hammill
Wheat & Co.
Company
garten
W. E. Hutton & Co.;
McDonald & Company; The Ohio
&
Co.; Stroud & Com-
!
payable at the Broad Street
Co., ,Morton.
Legality ap-
Townsend, Elliott
Munson, of Philadelphia.
proved
by
and
re¬
&
the
Sloan
City
Clerk,
will
receive
bids until 8 p.m. (EST)
on
sealed
Oct. 27
for the
purchase of 365,000 general
obligation fire truck and street
paving bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
Due
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1
1961
from
Legality
to
1979
approved
by
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of
Pittsburgh.
Bond
Nov. 4 for the
on
TEXAS
in¬
Calallen
interest
Industrial
York,
Independent School Dist.,
Bond
approved
T exas
for
the
bids
purchase
until
of
Nov.
19
$24,780,000
general obligation bonds.
Reading School District, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $1,300,000 gen¬
eral obligation
bonds offered Oct.
21-—v.190, p. 1575—were awarded
to a group headed by Phelps, Fenn
(CST)
p.m.
of
chase
Windber, Pa.
Bond Offering—Joseph H. Aldstadt, Borough Secretary, will re¬
ceive
bids until Nov. 18 for
sealed
the
purchase of $150,000 general
obligation improvement bonds.
Note,—All
foregoing
bids received for the
when
bonds
Offering
C.
—
H.
Duff,
President of the Board of Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
by
risburg.
bonds.
Nov. 2 for the pur¬
school house
on
$350,000
Dated Nov.
(M-S)
15, 1959. Due
from 1960 to 1984,
Principal and interest
payable at the Corpus-
Christi
State National Bank.
March
on
15
inclusive.
Le¬
gality approved by Gibson, Spence
& Gibson, of Austin.
originally
Corpus Christi, Texas
Offering — T. Ray Kring,
rejected.
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 2
PUERTO RICO
for the purchase of $2,100,000 gen¬
Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer eral
improvement bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1 from
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
offered
Oct. 15—v. 190, p. 1575
cn
Bond
—were
Rico
Puerto
to
1960
inclusive.
1979
Increased Revenues in August Re¬
1958, according to Rafael V
Urrutia, Executive Director of the
Authority. For the twelve months
ended Aug. 31, 1959 total revenues
amounted
to
$8,949,888
against
$8,265,554 in the corresponding
12-month period the year previ¬
ous.
Bank
for
on
Nov. 3 for the
150,000 bonds,
is
purchase of $3,follows:
as
electric,
$1,250,000
water
and
system revenue bonds.
sewer
Due
on
1987
from
inclusive.
Dec.
1
1960
to
Callable Dec.
1, 1979. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at the First
Developmen;
Rico
Puerto
Garland, Texas
Bond
Offering—Ernest E.
Wright, Jr., Mayor, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
«
.
Government
The
National Bank in Dallas. Pur¬
fiscal
agent for the Puerto Rico Aque¬
chaser
duct and Sewer
agent.
Authority.
DAKOTA
Brookings County Independent Sch.
District No. 116 (P. O. Volga),
South
offered
bonds
Oct.
Due
on
able at the First Naional Bank
of
The
1975 inclusive.
from
1
1959. Due on June
to
1961
inclusive.
1979
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at a banking institution des¬
ignated by the purchaser. Legality
approved by Danforth & Danforth,
Falls.
of Sioux
Garland,
or
at
a
bank to be
designated by the purchaser.
June 1 from 1961 to
Dated Dec. 1,
inclusive.
were
awarded to Gefke & Co., as 4s, at
par.
1
Dec.
on
1984
to
1, 1979. Princi¬
interest (J-D) pay¬
pal and
school
15
1960
Due
Callable Dec.
Dakota
Sale—The $100,000
Bond
water and
general obliga¬
system
bonds.
from
co-paying
electric,
sewer
tion
select
to
1,900,000
SOUTH
bonds
are
dated
Dec.
IT
1959. Legality
approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Hitchcock
School
Independent
District, Texas
Bond
Offering
W. An¬
Paul
—
derson,
President
of Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct 26
Gregory County, Burke Indep. Sch.
the
purchase
of
$120,000
Dist. No. 58 (P. O. Burke), S, Dak., for
Bond Sale
The $140,000 gen-, schoolhbuse bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 1973 to
eral
obligation bonds offered Oct.
190, p. 1575—were sold to
State Department of Schools
inclusive.
13—v.
1976
the
terest
Public
and
Lands,
4s,
as
at
a
Independent School District,
South
Clerk
will
of
the
receive
Fisher,
on
(CST)
Dec.
bids
sealed
until
1972
in¬
approved
by
1962
Legality
to
Scott, Barber
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
Owen,
Dorsey,
Irving Independent School District,
Texas
4
on
from
1
clusive.
Dickinson.
ton.
(Board of Education,
Oct. 30 for the
purchase of $250,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Due
p.m.
in
Bank,
Dakota
Offering—Charles
Bond
Principal and in¬
payable at the Citi¬
(J-D)
State
zens
Legality approved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searle, of Hous¬
price of par.
&
Bond Sale—An issue of
schoolhouse
bonds
was
$750,000
sold
to a
composed
of
Rauscher,
Co., Inc., Dittmar & Co.,
group
Pierce &
Inc., Columbian Securities Corpo¬
ration of Texas, Mercantile Na¬
the Texas Bank
Company, of Dallas, as
tional Bank, and
&
Trust
follows:
TENNESSEE
Due on Nov. 1 from
$70,000 4%s,
Jackson, Tenn.
Connell, Director of Finance, will
sealed
pur¬
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
semi-annually from Nov. 1,
to Nov. 1,
1979.
Principal
interest payable at the Union
Due
1968
Rhoads, Sinon & Reader, of Har-
Philadelphia, Pa.
Offering—Richard J. Mc-
receive
that
announces
Bank, of Fayetteville.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
•' ' '
West
of
Legality
Huron
Kensington, Pa.
Offering — Jack Crumley,
&
National
p.m.
1959.
to
and
at
Bank
New
Bond
WooAn
&
&
payable
York.
Ardmore),
eral obligation
Corporation;
tion; F. S.
7:30
obligation
1,
1960
Principal
Merion
Township Sch. Dist.
Pa.
Bond Sale —The $250,000 gen¬
'<
•
Munson,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & - Smith
Incorporated; Stone
&
Webster
{
Dec.
from
1
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
office.
Legality approved
of
I
until
general
Dated
Dec.
urer's
/
Incorporated;
pany
$50,000
(J-D)
—
100.198 '
K
1960
ity in Aug., 1959 totaled $863,549
compared with $762,704 in August
of the
Accounts
(EST)
100.260
>,'jf 3%
1,200,000
Union Securities & Co.; Equitable
Securities
•
ing
Due
Oct. 30 for the purchase
011
National-
sold to Blyth &
Director
receive
3%
9,115,000,.;-
was
Nov. 5 for the pur¬
chase of $500,000 general obliga¬
tion bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day; Chas. E. WeiCo.; Eastman Dillon,. gold & Co. Incorporated.
arc:
Drexel
the
.
Ore.
Pa.
Offering—Daniel
of
ment
a m.
no 1 V I
JL 97
-A UU
Powell Valley
26 (P. O.
County,
-
\* 3%
1,270,000
'
*
3%:.
-.
r;-
6,035,000
_
in
;.u
1
•—r--
C.
(CST)
p.m.
of
00
:
2,290,000
Johnson. City, Tenn._____
Included
6,680,000
.1.
•
:r,
Atkinson
to
Johnstown,
100.058
-1,955,OOOr
p.
Chapman
auction bids will be received at 2
ported—Revenues of the Author¬
Bond
will
26,84o,ooo;:
,
_.
Puerto Rico
100.278
190,
PENNSYLVANIA
100
V, -"V3%
1,585,000
.
Cincinnati, .Ohio___-_~^
John stow n, Pa.'5
-i
13—v.
Gresham),
Shields,
3%
-
Y 5,910,000
_
bids
sealed
clusive.
Sale—An issue of $70,000
:
3%
3,685,000
Columbus,-Miss
Ore.
$35,000 fire hall
Co., Inc.
;
100.227
,
ceive
inclusive.
1969
awarded
school bonds
100
3%
11,710,000
Minneapolis, Minn
M.
will
p.m.
8
School District No.
100.068
"
Bernice
until
Trust
County (P. O.
Fayetteville), Tenn.
Offering — County Judge
David
Bond Offering—Monroe E. Gil¬
on
Company.
Multnomah
"
;
Bond
(P. O.
bert, Township Secretary, will
of
Recorder,
Oct.
offered
Bond
3%
■
West Manchester Township
Junction -City,
Bid %
$6,130,000
to
1960
'*
Coupon %
_
■-
York
chase of $750,000 industrial build¬
bonds.
—
bids
Bond' Sale—The
The First Boston
Principal Amount
Birmingham, Ala.
'
land.
submitted the following winning bids:
Agency
.'3 '
•
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the City Recorder's office.
Legality
approved
by
Shuler,
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Port¬
Corporation; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Shields & Company; Smith,
Barney & Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Incorporated; and R. W.
Pressprich & Co.
The group
City
sealed
from
1
bonds
are
'
'
.
(PST) on Nov. 10 for the purchase
of $48,073.50 improvement bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1959.
Due on Dec.
.
exempt from Federal income taxes. "
Other managers of the offering group
;
New
Lincoln
Stone &
Corp., Francis
-
receive
%
Y
The bonds are secured by a first pledge of annual contribu¬
tions unconditionally payable under a contract between the Public
Housing Administration (PHA) and the local agency issuing the
bonds. The faith of the United States is pledged to the payment of
the annual contributions by the PHA.
Interest on the bonds is
/
Offering
Huddleston,
Housing Bonds and brings the total offered to $2,732,609,000 prin¬
.
'
.
account:
Co.
(EST)
;
■
Brookings, Ore.
Bond
Current offering is the 25th sale of New
from their date.
'
Co.,
OREGON
interest; all housing bonds issued heretofore are callable ten (10)
years
of Oklahoma City.
'
initial redemption price of 104 and accrued
cipal amount.
& Trust
:
.
the
1, 1959.
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Bank
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Nov. 1 from
on
York), Pa.
1, 1959, Principal
(J-D) payable at the
First National Bank
Due
Co., Mackey, Dunn &
Co., Inc., Pening'ton, Colket & Co.,
and McJunkin, Patton
Dec.
Dated
and interest
Due1979
to
Company, of New York City. Le¬
Nov. 1 from
on
Securities
1965 to 1973 inclusive.
agencies in Wilmington, Minne¬
Oct. 20 will be callable fifteen
offered
their date at
from
1 from
Due on Dec.
Due
Rand & Co.,
&
1971
Nov.
Chemical
I. duPont &
Due on Dec. 1, 1963
bonds.
from
1
and interest
1983 to 1989 inclusive.
1964.
and
Dated
Nov. 1 from
on
1982 inclusive.
to
Others in
fol¬
as
Due on Dec. 1, 1961
20,000 3V2S,
apolis, Kansas City, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Johnstown, Pa.; Law¬
rence County, Pa., and Lynchburg, Va., and ranges in yields, from
2.75% to a dollar price of 100 for 37ss.
Scale C applies to bonds of the New York City Agency and
ranges in yield from 2.80% to a dollar price of 99V2 for 3%'s,
Scale D applies to bonds of agencies in Birmingham, Ala,;
Huntsville, Ala.; Columbus, Miss.; Hackensack, N. J.; Johnson City,
Tenn., and Puerto Rico and ranges in yield from 2/75% to a dollar
price of 99 for 3%s.
;
"
1
.
City,
1962.
and
Due
Due Nov. 1, 1966.
310,000 3%s.
Webster
$20,000 3%s.
■
.
dollar price of 99 for 3%s.
a
1967
$124,000
Nov.
on
1965 inclusive.
to
720,000 3V4S.
lows:'
.
in yield from 2.80% to
1961
45.000 3M>s.
sold to the
was
Oklahoma
of
pany,
%
%
The bonds are being offered in. four price scales—Scale A
3%% and Scales B, C,. and D 3%%—at prices to yield 2.75% to a
dollar price of 99 for the 3%% coupon.
Scale A applies to bonds of tbe Washington, D. C. agency and
ranges
bonds
sewer
refunding
1,800,000
inclusive.
$225,000 41/2S.
First National Bank & Trust Com-
,
'
p.
Na¬
3s.
as
Bond Sale—An issue of
storm
bids for the bonds, heing issued by 16 local hous¬
ing agencies, represented an over-all average net interest cost of
3.8640% to the agencies. The 16 agencies are located in 11 States,
,
190,
the
to
price of 100.01, a net
of about 3.35%, as
a
cost
j-ollows:
Woodward, Ohla.
The group
.
20—v.
awarded
tional Bank of Tulsa,
writing group of 203 members managed by Lehman Brothers, Blyth
& Co., Inc. and Phelps, Fenh & Co. in association with The First
National City Bank of New York, and by The Chase Manhattan
Bank and Bankers Trust Company.
the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico.-
Oct.
offered
—were
Co., at
interest
Bond Sale—The $10,000
Public
and
&
County Independent School
1 (P. O. Tulsa), Okla,
building
District No.
55
Bond
Offering
—
B.
F.
1965 to
Graves,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Nov.
5 for the purchase of $1,950,000
bonds,
as
$150,000
Nov.
follows:
1
clusive.
from
135,000 4V2s.
1972 to
1967
to
Due on
1978
in¬
inclusive.
Due on Nov. 1 from
1980 inclusive.
545,000 41/4S. Due on Nov. 1
1981
Dated
hospital bonds.
1971
M-N.
to
1993
Nov.
1,
from
inclusive.
1959.
Legality approved
Call, Parkhurst, Crowe,
Horton, of Dallas.
Interest
by Mc-
McCall&
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
56
No.
District
Va.
Roanoke,
City Clerk, will receive
bids until noon (EST) on
Tviov.
5
State of Washington, as
Wash.
Benton,
Gossbert, City Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids. until
8 p.m.
t
and
Snohomish
417
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
bids
on
3
Nov.
until
11
of
1961
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
Treasurer's of¬
66,000
approved by Pres¬
Seattle.
Ramsey
ultimate
»i 24->
million
a
interest
system
Snohomish
The sys¬
School
Bond
in
established
was
1957
to
provide
1979
in¬
(P.
O.
W. Tetz-
will
Clerk,
1960
receive
(CST)
a.m.
Harris
CANADA
NEW
16
—
from
N.
B.
improvement
bonds
sold
was
to
Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd., as 534S.
Due on Nov. 1, 1979. Interest M-N.
(P. O.
ONTARIO
Verne Sievcrs,
Brantford, Ont.
will
receive
(PST) on
Bond
300
purchase of $65,000
Sale—An issue of $1,044
improvement
bonds
was
-
sold
to
a
group composed of Midland
Securities, Lid., McLeod, Young.
Weir & Co., Ltd., and Bank of
1979 inclusive. Prin¬
to
John,
Sale—An issue of $100,000
Bond
obligation school bonds.
1959. Due on Nov. 1
1961
BRUNSWICK
St.
County, Arlington Con.
No.
Bank.
3.74%,
1979 inclusive.
District
Savings
Legality approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Oct. 1 from
on
&
Chicago.
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
1
Due
Principal
payable at the
(J-D)
Trust
on
Treasurer,
general
Montreal,
O^L'S.
as
Due
on
Dec.
cipal and interest (M-N) payable from I960 to 1979, inclusive
at the County Treasurer's office. terest J-D.
Legality
approved
by
Preston,
T ho r grim son
&
Horowitz, < of
j
on
inclusive.
1974
to
and interest
&
about
Goulbourn
Township,
Ont.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Seattle.
1
In¬
$142,000
disposal facilities for the City of j
improvement bonds was sold to
™u«fon County Rainier School
Seattle metropolitan area.
, L Graham & Co
Com¬
Lu,
as 63jS
District No. 307 (P. O. Olympia),
DuQ ()n 0tl 15 frQm 196() (
prising 230 square miles and in¬
,g79
Washington
| inclusive Interest A.0.
cluding 11 'incorporated cities and j
Bond Offering — Don J. Boone,,
towns, the Municipality contains
a population
Kitchener, Ont.
of 715,000 of which County Treasurer, will receive!
approximately 580,000 is in the scaled bids until 2:30 p.m. (PST) j
Boud Sale—An issue of $1,739.on Oct. 30 for the purchase of
City of Seattle.
$9,-| 952 improvement bonds was sold
£00 general
obligation school to a syndicate headed by A. E.
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
Due • Ames & Co.,
Ltd., and Wood,
DIVIDEND NOTICE
on
Nov.
from
1
1961
to
1979
in-j Gundy & Co., Ltd., as 6s and S^s.
elusive.
Principal
and
interest j at a price of 95.55. Due on Dec. 15,
(M-N)
payable
at
the
County ; from 1960 to 1968, inclusive. InTreasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬ terest J-D.
proved
Preston,. Thorgrimson
by
& Horowitz,
oij Seattle.
Oshawa, Ont.
;,
Bond
994
UTAH
to
American
METER
COMPANY
(/u/ickticC
noffce..
Associates,
and
100.002.
net
a
at
price
a
interest
cost
about 3.08'<', as follows:
The
Board of Directors,
October
22,
Jf'5?
on
declared
si
quarterly dividend of fifty cents
($.50) per share on the capital,
stock of the company, payable
December
15,
li'.'S*
to
stock¬
holders of record at the close ot'
business November 80. 1050.
$500,000 4s.
'500,000 3M.-S.
1963 to
13500 Philmont Ave., Phila. 16, Pa.
of
of
-
Due Feb. 1. 1962.
Feb. 1 from
1971 inclusive.
4,500,000 3s.
Due
Co..
&
Sons,
from
terest
6!2S.
as
I960
to
of Chicago;
Mercantile j
Due
1979
igan
Taylor & Co., First of
on
sold
Nov.
inclusive.
1
In¬
Owen
Sound, Ont.
Bond
Sale—An issue of $840,000
improvement bonds was sold to
the Midland Securities
Corp., Ltd.,
as
5a4S.
to
1979, inclusive.
Due
-
Port
on
Dec.
1
from 1960
Interest J-D.
Arthur,
Ont.
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,450,-
000 improvement bonds
Company, of St. Louis; Dean ; to Bell, Gouinlock
Witter & Co., G. H. Walker & Co., J and
Mills, Spence
Kean.
$1,488,-
was
M-N.
on
Others in the account: Northern
Trust
improvement bonds
a
j Co., Ltd., and James Richardson
_
Due Feb. 1, 1961.
Trust
\Y. B. ASH BY. Secretary
school
Bond Sale—The $5,500,000
building bonds offered Oct. 21
v.
190, p. .1575—were awarded to
the First Boston Corp., and Chem¬
ical Bank New York Trust Co.,
ttiCOfUMrtj
Sale—An issue of
group composed of Harris &
Partners, Ltd., Bartlett, Cayley &
Lake City, Utah
Salt
98.82.
Dated
Co., Inc., Dawson, Hanna¬
Co., Inc., Dick & MerleFrancis I. duPont & Co.,
Smith,
Equisec Canada, Inc., Hallgarten
&Co„ E. F. Hutton & Co., Mid¬
1979, inch
Bond
School
Canadian
land
Board,
Que.
j
Corp.,
Nesbitt.
Sale—An issue of $410,000
Rene
bonds was sold to
Leclerc, Inc., as 6s, at a
of 95.62, a basis of about
T.
price
7.04%.
on
Dated
Sept.
1,
1959.
&
|
Sale—Ajn issue of $185,000
bonds was sold to
improvement
the
&
Sons,
Hutton
j
|
Ira Haupt & Co., W. E.
&
Goodbody
& Anderson, A. M. Kidder & Co.,
Inc., Illinois Co.,
Co.,
,
J.
Schwabacher &
Williston
&
Beane.
R.
Butcher
j
Co.,
Ball,
Burge
&
& Co., Granbery, Marache & Co., Green,- Ellis
Kraus,
Due
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1974, incl.
Co., Ltd., Wm. E. Pol¬
Co., Inc., L. F. Rothschild
& Co., Bache & Co.. Alex. Brown
lock
Lestrange
&
&
Sherrerd,
Arthurs,
Co.. Belanger Inc.,
Provinciate du Can¬ Barret, Fitch, North & Co., J. M.
Florido Matteau & Fils, j Dain & Co., Inc., Fahey, Clark &
jointly, as 6s, at a price of 93.52, j Co., Foster & Marshall, Fulton
a
basis
of about
7.19%.
Dated; Reid & Co., Inc., and Steele & Co.
Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1 from i
SASKATCHEWAN
1960
to
1974, inclusive.
Interest;
Banque
ada, and
M-S.
Regina,
Sask.
Bond Sale—An issue of $3,686,Que.
Bond
Sale
The
$20,000,000; 000 improvement bonds was sold
20-year refunding bonds offered : to Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., and
Oct. 19
v.
190. p. 1576 — were j
Mills, Spence & Co., jointly, as
awarded to a syndicate headed by I
Lehman Brothers, White, Weld & j 5V2S. Due on Sept. 1 from 1974 to
Montreal,
—
—
purchase of $1,500,corporate purpose bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1959. Due on June 1 from
Dated Nov. 1,
by
sewage
County
sealed bids until 10
bids until 2 p.m.
sealed
Municipality of Metropoli¬
Seattle
1-976
Nov. 4 for the
bonds, with the initial offering
expected to be in the neighbor¬
hood of $20,000,000 late in 1960. '
voters
of
Due
Offering
County
The
project will be financed
through the issuance of. revenue
The
County
Everett), Wash.
400,000; stage 3, $45,400,000.
to
Bond Offering—Albert
laff,
Due on Oct. 1 from
333,Q0tL^6tS.
1977 to
st,age
1960
Manitowoc), Wis.
1966 inclusive.
to
4967 to
1, 1960-1970, esti¬
mated to cost approximately $83
million; stage 2, 1970-1980, $35,-
tan
cost
877,000 3%s.
tem would be constructed in three
stages:
Bosworth
Braun,
1961
population
persons.
from
Manitowoc
follows:
well, consulting engineers of San
beJcapable of serving
1972
on
Nov. 1
1984 inclusive.
to
1
Nov. 4 for the
net
~
noon
000
as
Francisco, would provide- service
within a 585 square mile area ahd
until
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's ^office.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Co.,
Inc., Bacon, Whipple & Co., J. A.
Hogle & Co., and Frantz Hutchin¬
son &
Co., at a price of 100.02, a
recommended by Brown and Cald¬
bids
clusive.
(P. O. Everett), Wash.
p390,000 414s.
sewerage
May
oil
Sale—The $1,600,000 gen¬
Weeks,
Miller,
R.
(CST) on Nov. 2 for the purchase
$1,165,000 corporate purpose
Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
Due
obligation bonds offered Oct.
190, p. 1472—were awarded
to a syndicate composed of John
Nuveen
&
Co., Hornblower
&
Executive Director.
The
1,
&
ford
improvement
Bond
Joseph
—
bonds.
16—v.
mc.,
the Council, and Harold Ek
sealed
eral
consultants on
municipal
finance,
of 70
Pine
Street, Ne\v York City, have been
^appointed consultants to the Mu¬
nicipality of Metropolitan Seattle
xor
a
comprehensive
sewerage
program,
it was announced by
C. Carey Donworth, Chairman of
&
Wis.
Offering
receive
County, Everett School
Snohomish
Bond
about
•
v.'
of
Savvicki, Director of Finance, will
Due
1974
District
basis
a
Kenosha,
Bond
•
414s.
from
Minicipolity of Metropolitan Seattle
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Names Consultants—Wainwright
Nov.
1973.
481,000
ton, Thorgrim son & Horowitz, of
Due on
4s.
and
Blair &
LaTuque School Commission, Que.
1971 inclusive.
1966 to
of
Co., Inc., R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
WISCONSIN
1 from
Due on Nov.
1965 inclusive.
to
1960 to
Interest M-S.
165,000 4»2S. Due on Nov. 1 from
able at the County
water
of
$107,000 5s.
i-800,000 general obligation bonds.
)ated Nov. 1, 1959.
Due on Nov.
from
1961
to
1974 inclusive.
fice. vLegality
of 100.01,
3:87%.
; '
follows:
as
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
the
for
receive
will
Treasurer,
County
.sealed
$225,000
p.
price
Co., Kalman & Co., Inc., and At¬
kinson & Co., at a price of 100.001,
a net interest cost of about 4.28%,
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond
F.
Witter
No.
Beloeil
.
v.
—.
from
1
price
a
Other members of the syndicate:
Equitable Securities Corp., Gold¬
man,
Sachs & Co., Ladenburg.
Thalmanri & Co., A. C. Allyn &
Ont.
QUEBEC
Va.
1472—were awarded to
W. Craigie & Co., as 3?8s, at a
Seattle, Blyth & Co., Inc., Dean
& Co., Pacific Northwest
of
Counties,
District
School
Northshore
190,
190, p. 1575 — were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of the Seattle-First National Bank,
Oct. 13
District No. 244 warrants.
King
Sale—The
Bond
bonds, offered
depot
obligation
.Improvement
Local
$172,000
Nov.
at
Thomson &
general
$819,000
on
VIRGINIA
(P. O. Pasco), Wash.
Sale—The
Bond
purchase
PST) on Nov. 10 for the
•rif
from 1960
1
and sewer bonds offered Oct. 14—
Port of Pasco
Welland,
Interest M-N.
Chatham,
v.
S.
Dec.
Chicago.
ler, of
fice.
Offering—Dorothea
Warrant
on
to
M-N.
Bond Sale—An issue of $235,000
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
WASHINGTON
Due
5%s,
improvement bonds was sold to
Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd., and the
Imperial Bank of Canada, jointly,
as
6 Vis, at a price of 97.40.
Due
(PST) on
obligation school bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on Nov.
1
from
1961
to
1979 inclusive.
1960
terest
Co., Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Nov. 1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1, 1979.
Interest M-N.
price of 95.91.
obligation
to
general
City.
1959.
Due on Nov. 1
1974, inclusive. In¬
was
Dated Dec.
general
building bonds.
purchase of $66,700
Oct. 29 for the
Legality approved
$650,000
1,
at
from
&
Beaubien & Co., Ltd-., and
Credit Inter Provincial Limitee, as
sold to
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., as 6s,
bonds
a
curities
$254,048! L. G.
improvement
Oct. 29 lor the purchase
on
school
7:00 p.m.
1974,
inclusive.
Callable on
Dec. 1, 1969. Interest J-D, Legal¬
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Cy Wood. King & Dawson, of New
Vork
of
No.
Wash.
Bond Offering—L. It. Johnson,
County Treasurer, will receive
City, at the option of
York
(MST )
(P. O. Tacoma),
417
of Education, will
receive sealed bids until
County School District
Pierce
(J-D) payabW/Ut the
purchaser.
Clerk of Board
4h*s, at a
price of par.
City Treasurer's office, noryit the
Manufacturers Trust Company, of
INTew
Oct. 16—
1575—were sold to tne
190, p.
v.
iKM),000 public school bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from
1960 to 1989 inclusive.
Pmicipal
and interest
County Sch. District (P. O.
Richfield), Utah
Bond Offering — Roy Poulson,
obligation bonds offered
of $3.-
purchase
the
for
Sevier
$15,210 general
Bond Sale—The
Thomas,
{sealed
Wash
Bend),
Robert
J.
Offering
Bond
;
Bond Sale—An issue of
and Bocttcher & Co.
South
O.
(P.
49
Waterloo, Ont.
School , & Co., Inc., E. F. Hutton & Co.,
Tokeland
County,
Pacific
VIRGINIA
She
Monday, October 26. 1959
...
(1784)
&
was sold
Co., Ltd.,
&
Co.,
Ltd.,
Mich-1 jointly. Due on Sept. 1 from 1960
Corporation, Wood. Gundy to 1979 inclusive.
Co.,
Eastman
Dillon,
Union
Se¬
1979
inclusive.
Interest M-S.
@FedFRASER