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MONDAY
ISSUE
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Ret. U. 0. Pat. Office
Volume 188
Number 5789
New York 7, N. Y.,
RAILROAD
V-
Abacus Fund—Net Assets
■
As of—
Total
Net
Up—
; ■
INDUSTRIAL
-
Price
INSURANCE
-
v/:.;./.
—
Sept. 30,'58 June 30,'58
net
Shares
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Monday, October 27, 1958
Mar. 31/58
asset
value
855,716
sh.
per
855,716
$36.04
____
$34.12
"
856,718
$28.77
In This hsne
Eastern
adjusted .to
reflect
the
"spin-off"
of
Eastern
Corp.
1958
Stock and
Power
share.—V.
188,
period
same
$91,077
was
equal
to
11c
New
per
This
sales
corporation
has
headquarters
by Herbert S
The
New
Orleans,
Alabama.
The
serves
has
A U.
which replaces
Louisiana,
southern
facilities
maintained
of
New
a
the
former
Mississippi,
/
of
floor
square
since
Marshall
contract
is
G.
for
Holloway,
modification
Division
of
President,
said
trailerized
ACF-built
four
the
simulators
to
Acme
fered
United
common
315,000 additional shares of
$1) at the rate of three
new
E.,
Atlanta,
insurance
a
in
the
payable
on
The
office
is
located
is
company
engaged
at
1112
in
Peachtree
the
selling
monthly,
a
CAPITALIZATION
quarterly,
GIVING
semi-annual,
EFFECT
TO
annual
or
PRESENT
Common
—V.
Stock
188,
>■
v
,■
stockholders under rights which
expired on Oct. 22. The unsubscribed shares have been
taken up and placed with investors
by the underwriting
group headed by Smith, Barney & Co.
L
subordinated
Condition
$62.50
share.—V.
per
188,
1513.
p.
Sept. 30—
1958—3 Mos.—1957
1957
1958—9 Mos.—1957
Mos.-
$
Sales
60,234,127
1,712.977
1,592,627
753,052
144,350,345 213,944,192
Stockholders'
profit
_
ou'stdg.
Profit per share of
1,270,786
2,331,922
the
Regarding
financing
one-half
took
Beta
1,051,106
3,923,382
1,058,890
2,684,300
10,675,500
1,983,861
2,527,396
9,725,952
3,852,789
3,853,808
3,852,789
com.
$0.30
$0.51
$0.66
$2.52
V
the
Botfh
by
sales
the
and
fiscal
Claude
Sales
next
its
of
two
of
years
W.
for
$932,643
of
ended
Aug.
17.8%
this
3,
President.
Edwards,
the
shares
the
March
Raisin
3,
1958,
to
ator
Markets
when
March
shares
of
Raisin
common
stock,
Edwards
said.
quired
these
3
chain
Raisin
502,492
shares
•
when
in
only for the five-month period from
acquired, to Aug. 3, Mr. Edwards
was
Markets,
the
shares,
the
or
acquired
437,359
outstanding
representing
83.86%
of
the
company's
stock
end
company
Beta
of
acquisitions
the
96.35%
paid
fiscal
of
the
$680,122
•
^
of
95c
three
a
Consolidated net Income
for the 12 months ended
$1.95
Public
share
quarterly
AS
per
common
share.
common
stock
Utility Holding Compan:/
were
paid and
dividends of 25c
OF
series
due
APRIL
30.
for
first
share
a
the
have
1958v
//-
2030_._—„_i;—„_„__ $50,000,000
1982
__
*29,000,000
$65,125,000
__
'HI,750,000
par)
»
7,312,306 shs,
currently
of
maturing long-term debt and cash sinking
$168,000 on 4.80% junior debentures due 1987.
underwriters
purchase from Electric Bond
Lazard
of
-V.
below
named
<fe
Share
forth
set
as
Co.
have
severally
the respective per¬
belowi
Freres &
Co
.
50
...
188, p.
Corp.i,
50
1514.
44
Federal
of
American-Marietta Co.—Reports Peak Sales & Earns.
This company
$25,000,000 sales
reached
net
avoiding
dilution
any
of Alpha
new
a
income
Oct.
on
month.
peak
for
the
for
same
that
announced
13
Net
sales
were
month,
any
month
a
September was its first
$25,784,205. Net income also
totaling
$2,355,985.
earlier
year
were
Sales
and
$21,999,432
showing
and
shipments
were
of
1,100,000
of
cement, which exceeded
any month this year. Other A-M
currently, operating at a higher level include those shipping
products, paints, printing inks and precast concrete products.
Reflected
in the increased sales and earnings are the expansion
Beta
chemical
of
a
number of American-Marietta's production
facilities, the step up
highway construction and in water and sewer projects, and the
improvement in demand for other A-M products, including those sup¬
in
of expansion,
$2,500,000 loan
Mr. Edwards said
commitment from
Alpha
plied to the automobile industry. [
;
October shipments which are scheduled
.
in¬
an
••
;
,
he concluded.—V.
•
.
.
■
cars
in
now
are
the
by
to
C.
be
the
service
first five
Cars Deliv¬
the
with
Canadian
Co.
of
National
Canada,
saves
one
With
the.
refriger-
•<
Railways.
of
of
certain
The
purpose
and
187,
-
"
s
have
year,
Alpha
Raisin
in
been
»
and
made,
Beta
common
cash
resistance
p.
knd
also
economies
provide
heater,
door
and
parts of ;these five
of this extensive
in
the
by
$8,000,000.
of
the
completion
Additional
has
affected
Russell
of
had
stock.
$1,627,276
-
Mr
ac¬
For
in
the
the
R.
Oct.
on
22
successive
of
the
industries.
Brown,
President,
said
also
that
a
preliminary
review
indicates that company has also increased its net earnings
for the fifth successive year.
Both records were set, he said, in the
company's fiscal year ended Sept. 30.
Sales for the nine months ended June 30,
1958 increased approxi¬
k
and
7 Vz %
the
declined
Mr.
above
the
total
for
improvement continued in
total
consumption
slightly in
Brown
added
of
corresponding period of 1957,
the final quarter of its fiscal year,
alcoholic
beverages
nationally
has
1958 according
that
the
to the Distilled Spirits Institute.
Distilling has been benefited by
Amexican
passage
of the For and Bill which extends the
tends to reduce pressure against price stability
industry
—V.
when
excessive
187, p. 2217.
company's
production
the
also
unit in Alabama this
production of concrete pipe
will enable A-M
to
supply
„
chemical
acquisition possibilities which are being studied at present.
company's aim will be to reach sales of $300,000,000 in
Hermann states. See also V. 188, p. 1609.
1959,
taxable
inventories
bonding period and
often present in the
forcibly reduced.
Mr.
a
in
year
1959
16 reported a record $203,000,000 in Rambler
ago—and said, it is currently making a further
production.
model
Bernitt said American Motors has
six-day work
were
•
increase
Customers orders, dealer orders, production and employment are all
running at new highs for Rambler, company executives announced.
Roy Abernethy, automotive distribution and marketing Vice-Presi¬
dent, said U. S. dealers have already ordered 72,400 Ramblers for the
period up to Nov. 30, which is more than double the 35,607 orders at
this time a year ago. These orders have a retail value of
approximately
$203,000,000, he said.
Deliveries to customers during the first 10 days of October were
up 227% over a year ago, totaling 8,395 Ramblers, against 2,564 in the
comparable period of 1957, Mr. Abernethy said.
To
meet
the
sharp rise in orders, American Motors' plants In
Kenosha and Milwaukee will boost 1959 production for the fourth time,
according to E. W. Bernitt, Vice-President of automotive operations.
Scheduled output will be increased from 1,020 Ramblers a day to 1,150,
or approximately
13%.
reported that It has increased sales in
year, despite the business recession that
year
mately
for
The corporation on Oct.
fourth
most
another
American Motors Corp.—Sales of Rambler Cars Rise—
operation.
2437.
company
of
facilities
prestressed
13%
for
.
The
Mr.
American Distilling Co.—Again Increases Sales—
1958
a
continuing high
shipping days in the
products, including lime, synthetic
resins, and chemical coatings, as well as of its paints and printing
inks, are expected to show substantial gains in the coming year.
A further increase in sales and earnings may also be brought about
and
rcliing
of
concrete
members
larger amounts of these products.
aluminum
repairs
meet
23
Looking ahead to 1959, Grover M. Hermann, Chairman of the Board,
that
the
company
will be a larger supplier of cement as a
Sales
the
trucks
charcoal
safety equipment, all
construction.
to
states
December.
is
primarily to eliminate expensive and frequent
repainting due to corrosion by brine solution used in the
system
on
existing equipment.
The roof, side sheets
and ends of the five cars have been left in the unpainted condition.
A reduction of over seven tons in
the weight of the car will reduce
use
of
and
aluminum
,
benefit .from
21 in September.
As a consequence, both shipments
income in American-Marietta's September-October-Novem¬
earned
result
Ltd.—principal
of weight.
pounds
exception
hardware
are
ears
14.200
will
against
excess
all-aluminum
orders
ber
fourth quarter are expected to
be larger than in any previous
quarter in the company's history.
With applicable provisions for de¬
preciation, depletion and amortization also running at an all-time
high, total cash flow from earnings for the quarter will be well in
;
Railways—
world's
Aluminum
R.,
N.
and
customer
of
month
187,
...'
:
level
subsidiary of Aluminium Ltd.—and National Steel Car, and built by
the latter, they are 22.5%
lighter than previous refrigerator cars and
although
Alpha
additional
At
believed
are
Designed
This
$70,189,069
stated.
Since
■/>
In¬
subsidiaries
utility
Outstanding
5%
(no
of
orders—double
currently
outstanding.
This
compares
with
last
year's net profit of $874,187, or $1.58
per share on the like number
of common shares, or a
gain of 6%.
Alpha Beta's total sales figure for the fiscal year includes
operations
of
Banks
Aluminium Ltd.—Aluminum Refrigerator
corporation rose to all-time highs
1958, it was announced on Oct. 21
1958, compared with $57,previous 12-month period.
Net
profit increased to
fiscal year, equal to $1.70
per share on the 540,965
the
for
common
Member
planned expansion,"
our
✓
What
—V.
Markets, Inc.—Earnings—
earnings
year
jumped
667,484
to
44
in
company
2789.
p.
the
Alpha Beta Food
lor
electric
30
company
9
—
refrigeration
541.
p.
stock
common
holding
a
countries.
under the
centages of the shares offered
February of the last fiscal year and expects to
draw
the balance in February of
1959.
"With our present capital,
and the loan commitment, we feel this is ample to carry us through
surance
hatch
352,509
2,230,140
stock
188,
1958
requirements
agreed
48
equity rose to $6,421,758 in 1958 from $5,842,241 last
capital now is $5,243,858, compared with $3,596,513
Working
each
3,853,808
taxes—
shades
dividends
of
stock
^Exclusive
1957.
4,212,372
4.948,846
;
346,897
income
Common
—V.
£
1,212,500
1,155,429
Interest
Net
$
45,115,055
—
depletion—
Accelerated amortization
Federal
Foreign Power
has paid dividends on Its
company
UNDERWRITERS—The
44
ered to Canadian National
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp—Sales and
Earnings-
and
of
Statement
thereby
notes,
_
Deprec.
of
"Subsequent to April 30, 1958, the company sold $23,500,000
principal
amount
of
5%%
sinking fund debentures due 1982 and paid the
$11,750,000 principal amount of notes payable to banks.
stock.
common
The rights entitled stockholders to subscribe
for the additional shares
in
the ratio of one share for each 20
shares held. The subscription
Period End.
Co's.
Ueing
are
provisions
Divisions
shares offered to
was
&
Power,
than
more
respectively.
Contributing to September's
vear.
price
Common
31
barrels
99.55% Subscribed—This corporation
subscriptions for 140,475 shares of common
99.55% of the total of 141,113 additional com-
or
by
$1,628,110
in
stock,
Share
&
stock'and
■/ry ''r /,.■
sinking fund debentures due
junior debentures due 1987
payable to banks
4.80%
525,000 shs
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.—Rights Offering of
mon
5%%
32
—
received
•
1957
debentures,
fund
Reserve Banks
Additional Shares
>
Bond
•
Gold
841.
p.
American
Foreign
CAPITALIZATION
Outstanding
(par $1)_____„^—1,000,000 shs,
Execu¬
paid.-
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 44
The Course of Bank Clearings.
43
basis.
6%
"v
been
31
System—
Reserve
Combined
FINANCING
Authorized
.
months
jYork Stock Exchanged— 31
Statement
Federal
St.,
life
of
Electric
common
contemplated
& Foreign
Power
$14,255,000, equal to
The First Boston
Condition
States of Georgia, Florida, and Alabama.
It offers
term and endowment polices, the premiums for which
variety of life,
are
company's
Ga.
the
1
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used to increase the
company's
its business.
BUSINESS—The
In
nine
Miscellaneous Features
capital and surplus in order to expand
N.
Act.,
41
—
as
American
totaled
reorganization in 1952
40
City Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable.-—.
Foreign Exchange Rates.
of
&
Latin-American
11
of
31,. 1958
37
and
Share
controls
DIVIDENDS—The
General Corporation & Investment News-Cover
State
and
52.9%
or
1923,
in
(unaudited)
36
-
Bond
common
held of record June 30,
1958; rights will expire on Nov.
17. The company will offer
any unsubscribed shares at
$7.50 per share. No underwriting is involved.
/
operating
Stock10fper
of
books closed.
//////;,"..
in,
July
since
Transactions American Stock Exchange—-
stock (par
shares for each two shares
shares
corporated.
36
the
are
part of
Foreign Power
&
BUSINESS—American
holders of its
price of $6.25
share for
-
;
Life Insurance Co.—Common
The company is offering to the
stock rights to subscribe at a
—
member
comprehensive Plan under the Public Utility
Holding Company
sale
of
these shares Electric Bond
and Share will own
3,863,985
Notes
Transactions New
and
After
35
--
for
final
35
—
configuration of the Navy P4D-1 fighter aircraft.
The
the devices, used in pilot training, was placed
by the
Naval Training Device Center, Port
Washington, N. Y.—V. 188, p. 1609.
,
Exchange
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices
latest
contract
•
Electric
outstanding.
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages.——.31
$230,000
by
Act.
34
Stock Exchange
Stock
director
a
shares
American
32
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Over-the-Counter Markets
Navy contract for modification of electronic flight simulators
Skyraider
has
been
awarded
to
the
corporation's
Products—E*rco division, it has been announced.
P4D-1
of
32
____
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
^Toronto Stock Exchange
188,
its
32
.
1931.—V.
sold
32
Philadelphia-Baltimore
which
PROCEEDS—The
holdings
27
Pacific Coast
■'/
space,
and
oversubscribed and
was
11
23
Midwest Stock Exchange
in
feet.
branch
Orleans
20
southern
■/—/•
feet
square
13,955
Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Page
-
(Stocks)
(Bonds)
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange____
area
branch
and
Exchange
Boston Stock
and
S.
Nuclear
the
center
Industries, Inc.—Awarded Navy Contract—
the
Dr.
distribution
-\V///•?:'■'
ACF
for
new
Orleans, La., it wa3 announced on Oct.
Vice-President and Director of Sales.
1513.
!>•
Stock
American
New
headquarters,
warehousing
Abboit
a
V"'//■,.-'
building contains 16,363
new
includes
in
occupied
Wilkinson,
branch
new
York
New York
Abbott Laboratories—New Distribution Center—
,
V A
j
145.
p.
Quotations
:
investments for the nine months ended
Sept. 30/
74c per share.
Net realized gain on sales
was
$638,094 equal to
investments during the
of
York
--/''V'v'v-
The net income from
.
New
President
American & Foreign Power Co., Inc.—Stock Sold—A
secondary offering of 180,900 shares of common stock
(no par) was made by Lazard Freres & Co. and The First
Boston Corp. on Oct. 22 at $17 per
share. This offering
dividend
all
Geh-xn,
Committee, retired Oct/20 in accordance with the steamship line's
policy.
He will continue as a consultant.—V. 183, p. 345.
retirement
''-N
NOTE—The company's report for Sept. 30 reflects the "spin-off" on
New York Power
Corp. stock distributed to stockholders as a
on July
31, 1958/ Comparable figures for previous quarters,
,
MISCELLANEOUS
-
John P.
tive
856,718
$31.66
•
Copy
a
American Export Lines, Inc.—President Retires—
Dec. 31/57
assets„_—$30,842,224 $29,199,177 $27,120,146 $24,647,385
outstanding
$1,25
tion
„
week
the last week
since
shortly after
in August.
been
operating
on
a
two-shift
1959 models went into produc¬
The new increase in output will require
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
(1714)
a
third-shift
for
some
the
including
operations,
by the sellers in the profits for a five-year period. It was pointed out
by Mr. Weil that this further expansion of A-S-R's diversified enter¬
prises has been effected without increasing its capital stock, thus pre¬
serving the stockholder's equity from dilution.
U. S. Relay, located in Azusa, Calif., is a growing company in the
Oklahoma City, Okla.—Files—
on
company
owns
,
Oct. 16 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 1,250. shares of class B non-voting common stock (par $100)
to be offered to employees at book value (currently $211.10 per share
and expected to average $225 per share).
No underwriting is involved.
Th r proceeds are to be used tor opening, equipping and stocking new
stores; purchase of stores or stock and for working capital.—V. 186, p. 2.
The
plus
rapidly expanding electronics field. Organized in 1950 with a nominal
capitalization, its current operating volume is at the annual rate of
$3,500,000.
!
U. S. Relay presently occupies 33,000 square feet of modern
plant
space at Azusa, and plans are already afoot to add 11,000 square feet
of dust-free and atmosphere-controlled manufacturing space.
There are
plans to build 100,000 1959 Ramblers by the end of
December, compared with 51,322 in the comparable period of last year,
Mr. Bernitt said.
By comparison, Rambler production in the entire 12
months of the 1957 model year totaled 84,699.
Automotive employment is continuing to increase steadily, he said.
It now totals 14,600 against 10,300 at this time a year ago, and 12,000
when 1959 model production began late in August.—V. 188, p. 1041.
American Motors
(C. R.) Anthony Co.,
,
Plastics
Y.—Offering Per¬
Corp., Brooklyn, N.
the new
of
SEC
Oct.
on
20
announced
a
decision
at
$2
per
share
under
Regulation
a
For
filed in October,
notification
A
which
The
company
operated
solely through
Arliss & Co. Inc.,
subsidiary,
a
a
New
York
corporation, which engaged in
the manufacture and
distribution of a variety of industrial and proprietary plastic products.
The SEC
ruled (1)
that Arliss* notification failed to specify all
the states within which its securities were to be offered and (2) that
false and misleading in representing that
underwriter only for expenses actually
by it up to $5,000 when, as admitted, substantial amounts
bad been advanced to the underwriter with no obligation on its part
to account' for or return to Arliss any part of such advances.
The SEC also ruled that certain sales literature used in connection
with the offering of Arliss stock was false and misleading and that
such literature was not filed with the SEC prior to its use, as required.
This literature consisted of a reprint of a
newspaper
article which
stated that another
firm was
"negotiating for the acquisition" ol
Arliss. These negotiations, according to the Commission's decision, had
never proceeded
beyond mere overtunes or discussions with a view to
a
possible merger, and the literature was used months after all such
its
offering
would
Arliss
circular
the
incurred
discussions had terminated.
In
addition,
representatives
<
and that after the merger of Arliss with another
its stock would be worth $4 per share.—V. -186, p. 622.
management,
pany
,
com¬
A-S-R Products Corp.—Acquisition—
This
has ac¬
quired all the capital stock of U: 8. Relay Co., a California corporation,
and its subsidiaries, it was announced on Oct. 21
by Sidney Weil,
President of A-S-R.
U. S. Relay manufactures electronic relays, solanoid
corporation
contactors
and
to
(formerly
American
Safety
Razor
Corp.)
packaged electronic controls.
*
quarter
of
1958,
sales
1957.—V.
Atlantic
Ocean
Securities
With
The corporation
173,
each
Oct. 3 filed
a
share
shares
-
each
(1)
into
of
surviving
Hidden
of
share
share
one
Lisbon
of
Splendour
Mesa.
Atlas
Mountain
Hidden
of
the
Mesa
Splendor
surviving
will
common
of
Radium
King
surviving
Mesa
company
be
company
converted
into
will
company
common.
of
1,000,000
shares
95,000
into
warrants
of
shares
the
common
will
common
company
common
surviving
Outstanding
of
Rio
(5i
each
into
.01
shares
warrants
the
of
of
the
the
pur¬
share Will "be
per
of"
aggregate of
$3.16 per share
an
at
common
.0225
share
covering
30c
at
purchase
company
into
and
common
covering,
surviving
converted
be
common;
converted
be
(the validity of such warrants is now the subject of litigation); and
presently outstanding options to purchase 731,750 shares of Radium
King common at
10c per share will be converted
into options to
purchase an aggregate of 16,464 shares of the surviving company
with
at
common
$4.45 per share.
Stockholders
alternative,
of
tures
in
the
Hidden
the surviving company,
31,
Aug.
Files
Splendor,
520,000
Commission—
1958.
Tt
shares
Atlas
by
of
will
be
will
for
be
letter of notification with the SEC
the
in
deben¬
limitations
year
the basis and subject to
on
f
•
$14,087,517
of
5%
promissory notes of
aggregated $496,054 at
$6,500,000 of such
notes
and
interest
accrued
is
proposed
that
Uranium Reduction
Co.
common
for a total of 379.000
prior-to..the merger, subject-to
ot the SEC.—V/18.3, p. J 041.
Splendor
entitled,
five
new
.
which
to
as
'
\
merging companies
their stockholdings
exchange
to
prescribed in the plan,
As
indicated. Atlas holds
shares of common stock (par $1), to be offered at
per share," without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for
general corporate purposes and in the normal operations of the com¬
pany.
This offer is to be amended as this amount exceeds the ceiling
lor a Regulation "A" filing.
covering
proposal,
converted
each
the
the
of
converted
—
outstanding
Mountain
-
•
be
(2)
of
share
shares
2286.
Exchange
1,795,187
additional 731,750
purchase an
and,
through
to
common; •
outstanding notes of
the
merger
to
is
shares
chase
Estates, Inc., Alexandria, Va.
and
on
p.
the
(less .061 shares of the
latter for each $.01 per share of cash dividends by Lisbon after the
date of the merger agreement);
i3i
each share of Rio common will
be converted into .095 shares of the surviving company common;
(4)
exchanged
stock
owned
now
shares
common
of
Hidden
favorable
a
order
.
22,000
$25
Automation
The
Atlas
applied to the SEC for
order of exemption from the Investment Company Act with respect
certain transactions incident to the merger of the following com¬
an
York
investment
company,
Mountain
Uranium
Mesa
Corp.
%
-
.
;
••
.
:
,/
;
Splendor
Mining
Co.
will
continue
for
face
Unsubscribed
bank and
of
filed
letter
a
of
notification
with
the SEC
shares
offered
be
to
are
The proceeds
the
to
to be used
are
to
public.
retire
No under/
notes payable
others and for working capital.
Debentures
$100
7
of 6%
15-year convertible sinking fund debentures
subscription by stockholders of record Oct. 1, 1958.
amount (in denominations of $100,
$500 and $1,000
writing is involved.
to
Oct.
on
Calif.—Files
Exchange Commission—
convertible
are
at
rate
debentures.—:V. 188, p.,541/
.
of
one
share
common
for
each
/
<•.,
...
.
existence as the
surviving corporation under its present name. The respective boards of
directors of the several companies have approved the proposed merger,
which will
also require the
affirmative vote of a majority of the
outstanding shares of stock of Lisbon and the affirmative vote of
two-thirds of the outstanding shares of stock of each of the other
merging companies." ; ;
,
,
'
"•
': Atlas owns 100%
of the 2,400,000 outstanding, common shares and
all
Of the
outstanding $14,087,517
of promissory
r.otesf of Hidden
Hidden
90%• of
offered
each ).
.
,
be
at
V
,
the Commission has scheduled the application for hearing
on
Nov, 18,
1958: The Hidden Splendor Mining Co., Lisbon Uranium
Corp., Rio Dc Oro Uranium Mines, Inc., Radium King
Mines, Inc.
The
$250,000
to
lias
panies, and
and
corporation
covering
Corp.—Files Merger Plan With SEC—
New
This
Instruments, Inc., Pasadena,
With Securities and
in
Autosurance
With
Co.
of
America, Atlanta, Ga.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
company filed
a
registration statement ,oh Oct. ,.16 with the
covering 250,000 shares of its $2.50 par common stock. The stock "'
SEC
:/
is
to
be
offered
,_for public sale at $5 per share.
No underwriting is
Selling costs are estimated at a maximum of 45c per share.
has not yet commenced business,' but- proposes^ td
involved.
The
company
primarily in the automobile insurance business and will also
engage-in writing fire and. casualty insurance.
It will apply to the
State of Georgia for a license upon completion of the sale of shares
eng"ge
Splendor; 75.87% of the 5,660,238 sharesiof outstanding Lisbon com¬
mon
stock;
1.59%
of the 11,335,656
shares of Rio
commdn
(an
:
the
Under
.3
.
comparable
fairly
were
- •
.
common
period of 1957.
for
$1.65
to
of
the underwriter made
materially
false and misleading statements in connection with the sale of Arliss
stock including,
among
other things, that purchasers would receive
a
dividend in December? 1956, that in January, 1957, the stock would
be
listed on the American Stock Exchange,
that such stock would
soon double in
value, that Arliss had wonderful prospects due to new
first
the
same
the
of
none
common;
During the second quarter of 1953, however,
highly competitive pricing, difficulty in financing export sales, plus
the
slowness in
recovery
of the logging and mining industries af¬
fected the company's volume so that sales for the first half of 1958
were
down
11%
from 1957, and profit per share for the first six
months, after provisions for tax,
was
$1.08 for 1958 as compared
was
reimburse
/
Athey Products Corp.—Sales and Profits Down—
the
King
of
are held by Hidden Splendor),
purchase 1,000,000 shares
outstanding
7,268,250
shares
oi
warrants, to
of.
and options
common,
i
1515.
p.
30.68%*
Radium
common.
permanently suspending
The SEC in June, 1957, issued an order of temporary suspension,
time Arliss had sold some 41,065 shares to public investors.
1955.
at
below.—V. *188,
Inc.
outstanding
(100%)
Monday, October 27, 1958
.
■
Acquired
of Stock Tendered Under Offer—
United Artists Associated,
See
a
stock offering by this corporation,
pursuant to a Regulation A
exemption from legistration under the Securities Act of 1933.
The offering by Arliss covered 150,000 shares of its common stock
King
of
$3,040,180
Mountain
—Over 98%
the
common;
shares
the previous principals; the former remaining as President
subsidiary and the latter as Vice-President.—V. 188, p. 4jj.
Harold Pox,
of
.
shares, or" €0.20%,
6,825,728
100%
.Rio
Radium
employees, and the new acquisition will be operated as a wholly
owned subsidiary of A-S-R with the retention of its existing manage¬
ment.
An
employment contract has been executed with Louis and
manently Suspended—
The
of
275
Associated Artists Productions Corp.—Assets
Arliss
additional
payment plus a participation
purchase terms provided for cash
The
forge shop and the
engine line.
.
,
offered
in
this
$625,000
capital
of
„v.
_
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING IN
of
and
to
will
be
credited
for 11 i"c
surplus
•
director
Board 'Chairman.:''
and
Oct.. 17
on
Ltd;,
Canadian
a
the
announced
addition
Jr.,
/
-
.
the
-
is
/
,t
to
be
* \
List—
of
to-
purpose
•
-
"
'
•
stock, of
Barite
to its Canadian Restricted List,
company,
are
being distributed in the United States in violation
legistration requirements of the Securities Act of 1933. </ • > "V
the
Barry
private security offerings amounting to about $446,051,-
The
Controls, Inc.—Reports Higher Profits—
r;
.
forthcoming four-week period, commencing Oct. 27.
total
were
150 in the
The
pre¬
corporation earned $202,815, or 72 cerffs pefWBa?e;/onf 283,091
outstanding for the nine month period ending Sept. 30, with
sales of $3,456,308.
For the same period* in1* 1957,' the earnings
$143,935,
shares
/
.;
ceding four-week period (Oct. 20-Nov. 14) amounted to $414,860,330.
.
standing
securities
scheduled to
reach
the
market in
each
of the
of
four
V
weeks
are
shown in the
■r
following table:
the
this
company's
Conveir
Bonds
27-31-.
Nov.
3-
Stocks
$184,198,600
7_.
75,000,000
Nov.
10-14_.
Nov.
17-21_.
Total
331,660
5,310,000
Aircraft
nounced
80,000,000
2,668,000
•
301,691. shares
then
bought
out-
/
/
_
treasury
20,000
*
shares
from
a
of
v
Dynamics Corp. has awarded Eeech
production contract valued in
Beechcraft's President, Mrs. O. A. Beech, an¬
Jet
contract,
aft
fuselage
USAF
interceptors.
Convair Contract—
General
military
20.
new
of
Convair's
7,978,000
Oct.
the
quantity
;
corporation's
follow-on
a
$7,000,000,
on
Under
75,331,660
Division
Corp.
of
excess
$282,741,490
$98,542,890
share, on
$3,486,'299.
per
were
the
stock
Beech Aircraft Corp.—Awarded
•
Oct.
sales
year,
retiring employee; Thus, the out/
standing stock, after issuing the 2% stock dividend, on Dec, 1, with
10 cents in cash,
will still be significantly less than the stock out¬
standing at the close of last year.—V. 187, p. 878.
'
;
f •
New, Net Private Capital Demand
:
cents
48
or
total
and
Earlier
The
,
currently
of
•
indicated that the market will
sources,
credited
be
sale
The Canadian Restricted List is composed of the stocks of Canadian
companies which the SEC has reason to believe, based Upon informal
tion obtained in
its investigations or otherwise,
recently have been
or
partment of the Commercial and Financial Chronicle, based on information
private
the stock
Gold Mines Ltd.—Restricted
SEC
Gold Mines
be asked to absorb
of
...y.
...*
capital issue figures compiled by the Corporate Financing De¬
obtained from the SEC and
balance' will
the
a
Barite
i
,
proceeds
.
The
-I
New
net
providing working capital for-the company.
According to the prospectus;" Fred W. Lagerquist,,
President,
NEXT FOUR WEENS
offering.
the
Beech
and
will
Aircraft
other
and
sections
F-106A
"Delta
P-106B
furnish
major
Initial deliveries will begin in April,
additional
an
assemblies
for
all-weather
Dart"
jet
1959.—V.
188, p. 646.
'
Birdsboro Steel Foundry & Machine Co.—Notes Placed
80,000,000
Privately—This
has sold to Northwestern Na¬
company
tional Life Insurance Co. and American National Insur¬
$344,508,600
Total,——
,
$101,542,550
$446,051,150
Among the larger offerings scheduled for sale during this period
International Harvester Credit
Pacific
$1,700,000 6% secured notes due 1973
through Butcher & Sherrerd, Philadelphia, Pa.—V. 188,
p. 1386.
are
,
Corp. $50,000,000 in debentures, Oct. 29;
Bondstock
Telephone & Telegraph Co. $80 million in debentures, Nov. 18:
Glidden Co.
$30 million in debentures, Oct. 29 and
same
..
debentures for
will issue
Pipeline Co. of America
City of Montreal
on
on
Oct. 28.
As
of—
Total
Not
Nov. 7; and $28 million in
for about
—V.
on
Oct. 28.
No
common
187,
Postponed previously
for
69,895
$3.92
t
....
Sept. 30/58 June 30/58
net
—V.
value per
$
123,396,577
assets
112,440,757
Dec.
31/57;
share,;;
188, p.-1392. '
"•
$23.90
$
'
,
V
94,805,240*
$22.31
$19.69
f
•
Buckeye Corp.—Unit Acquires Awnings Firm—
scheduled financing of $264,000,000
as
of
changed in the past two weeks. This includes Southwestern
phone Co. with $40 million in debentures.
The
directors
of
this
corporation on Oct. 23 announced that * a*
wholly-owned subsidiary had completed negotiations for the acquisition/
of the operating assets of The
Hettrick Manufacturing Co., Toledo,
■
Ohio,
in
description of the
new, net
be found in the "Securities Now In
private demand for capital
may
Registration Section" of the Oct. 23rd
issue of the Chronicle.
who
will
The
and
only
President
to
the
of
Buckeye, terms "a major
acquisition program." (The '
approval of Hettrick stockholders,
and
to
and
currently
has
the
its
outstanding
net
current
Stock
fiscal
purchase
which
Division.
will
Mr.
will
continue
Hill
stated:
of
not
be
shares
of
common
and recently reported
before taxes for the
stock,
traded
sales
of
first
quarter
$1.1
include
leased
Present
to
$43,000
year.)
does
Hettrick
439,000
Exchange,
income
Hettrick
and
/
is being made for a combination of cash and notes,
any of the capital stock of Buckeye.
(Buckeye
include
American
and
of
equipment.
acquisition
not
cn
29
sales
with
does
The
1958
Oct.
Hill,
R.
diversification
vote on the proposal, i
approximately $3,500,000 in the fiscal year
just ending, is a leading manufacturer of outdoor and casual furniture,
fabric
and
aluminum
awnings,
as
well
as
sporting
and
camping
of
23,
Arthur
meet
Hettrick,
million
October
what
step in our proposed
acquisition is subject
clothing
2908.
p.
$267,659
"
$5.03
of—
Net asset
is scheduled at this.time
Telephone Co. with $110 million in debentures and Michigan Bell Tele¬
A detailed
75.789
$
for week of Nov. 17-21.
Oct. 23 has not
$381,357
share,
per
Jan. 1,'58
•
.
Soya Co., Inc.,
Sept. 30,'58
_____
—
value
>
-
Broad Street Investing Corp.—Asset Value Increased—;
Also, Florida Power & Light :
common
Increased—
'
„
$23.6 million, Oct. 28; Puget Sound Power &
Light Co. $10 million in preferred; and about $9.7 million in
Value
outstanding
Total
Central
."
asset
As
common
Corp.—Asset
assets
Shares
amount in bonds
-
for Natural Gas
Co. .the
ance
operate
"We
the land and buildings owned by
the subsidiary that will operate the
of Hettrick is being retained j
the business under the Hettrick name, i
by
management
expect
that
sales
of
Hettrick
products
will :
Volume
Number 5789
188
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
((1715)
rise
to
from
approximately $10,000,000 in the next
this
Buckeye
„
the
operation
add
should
stock
common
ahead."
years
in
of
excess
during
this
Hill
added
Mr.
12-inonth
period,
cents
50
with
that
period.
paid entirely from
share
to
new
potential
in
other
business
feed
Ohio,
(mainly equipment for the poultry and livestock industry) is
continuing
to
show marked
improvement over the previous year, in both sales
and earnings.—V. 183, p. 1958.
-
earnings and depreciation.
plant at Des Moines, Iowa, on Oct.
struction
per
greater
Buckeye's
Profits
of
and
facilities
additional
5,800,000
the
on
stantial
grain
bushels
Tennessee
River
expenditures at all
The
2,
opened
company
1958;
completed
The
a
con¬
30,
storage for 2,750,000 bushels at Marion,
at Decatur,
Ind.; acquired grain storage
at
Guntersville, Ala.,
and
plant's to improve operating
made
efficiency
(F. A.)
Francis
and
covering
$7,500,000
Agreement,
screening
and
Exploration
an
Callery.
Under
Venture
the
Agency
of
This
the
Venture—an
Exploration
an
ar¬
terms
is
and
.
for
oil
and
leases
gas
examining,
gas;
*
and
other
perfecting
rights
to
geological, geophysical, engineering and other services; drilling,
and
stances
will
*
the
will
completed
Texas
Gulf
exploration
as
Coast
be
supervise
manage,
and
only
undertaken
and
operate
under
test
F.
A.
well
Paul
L.
Morrison
Y.
of
of
Morrison
General
is
Finance
,
who
director
a
it
J.
Chicago
Corp.,
Co.,
«fc
resigned.—V.
Board
183,
member
the
.
.
facturers
of
Mr.
The
23
by
committee
Morrison
Harshav/
established
several
costs
variety
a
and
disbursements.
Girdler
Catalysts
chemical
of
Reitmeier
President,
declared
in
'■
The
and
suit
others
the
first
time,
report issued
an
increase of
Sale$ for the year were $501,385,653;
the preceding year.
Earnings were $31,530,460
148 a year ago.
This was an increase of
'
compared
5.3%
and is
high.
These
$2.80
;
earnings
share
per
Investments
-
capital
assets
060,477
"A
the
in
United
of
in
the
and
ations,"—V.
and
136,
Canada
share
per
20,
13.7%
with
188,
States
and
Canada
since
1945,
all
plants
this
The
year
contract
A
the
$4,000,000
Hotel
supplying
extension
and
to
erecting
'The
recently
'
area,. near
2,500,000
The
the
steel
Canadian National
at
Halifax, N. S-, has been
Ltd., of Montreal, Canada.
steel firm has
Steel
"
■
for
awarded
superstructure
Railways Nova
two.
Corp.
to
Dominion
Structural-
in the Dartmouth
fabrication
work
on
the
Halifax,
and
the
bulk
of
the
of steel for the hotel will be done there.
to be ready in 1960, will more than double
•
has
Scotian's
present
capacity
July and the foundations
of
150
are
Excavation
rooms.
the
now
virtually complete.—V.
188,
Foremost Dairies,
Inc.
below.—V.
184,
in
The
registration
ft issued
The
•
exercise
effective
The
on
the
on
date
„
cumulative
eise
50,000
of
Each
an
aggregate of
of 6'/a %
fcuch
unit
of
such
unit.
company
stock
a
day
of
The
■"
of
stock
the
of
stock
common
payment
stock
or
the
the
equal
due
warrants
of
such
expire
at
warrants
2
warrants
for
void.
on
and
in
1959,
•
8,
check
—V.
or
188, p.
-
Shs.
of
per
Preference
Common
..
—V.
187,
_
$14,526,854 $12,320,790
stock
com.
value
Asset
stock
common
stk.
outstanding
share:
(120,000 shares)
stock
_
_
&
Sons—,—*
Jeffries-
Clarke Corp._„
Sears
highest sales
company for the
and
earnings
267
the
ently
year
before.
outstanding,
Net
sales
Based
these
on
latest
Earnings—
$6,718,126,
1,133,150
were
44%
of capital stock 'pres¬
equal to $5.93 a share
Sept. 1, Central Soya took over (under a three-year lease with
to buy) the facilities of The Glidden Co.'s
Chemurgy Division
include grain storage in Chicago, Seneca and
Lockport, III., and
Indianapolis, Ind,; soya protein, flour and lecithin production
units,
On
which
research laboratories
Chicago
these
and
new
Capital
in
Indianapolis.
operations
should show
Chicago; and soybean processing plants in
"In the opinion of Central's management,
complement
satisfactory profits,"
expenditures
$500,000
Scribner
500,000
) The Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Inc.
t
400,000
—
he -severally
Ladenburg,
Thalmann
Carl
'
Loob,
9.000
Mid-South
Evans
A.
&
f&
Co.
Inc
7,000
Securities
Co.—
Cleveland
Southeastern
Corp.-
Roland
Paine,
&
Webber,
Jackson
.Inc.
Reynolds
7,000
Riter
«fe
Co.__
&
Inc.
W.
v
F.
&
Shearson, Hammill
Hutton
——__
Co._:
&
Co.—
Stern &
Co
Elosser & McDowell
Co,
&
Inc
5,000
&
Inc.
Watling, Lerchen &
White, Weld & Co
138,
p.
&
Inc:._
Winslow,
3,000
Woodcock,
1516.,
Co.,
Williston
R.
5,000
Co.,
Co
5,000
J.
purchase
Oct.
■
shares
The
15.
of
one
share
to
make
at
of its
rights,
$4 for
■:'%%
entitled
additional
sub¬
from
the
for general
stock
sale
corporate
"will
be
added
purposes.—V.
188,
?
Cohu
in
to
The
that
to
not
it
has
exceed
subordinated
issued
are
part
due
of
order
an
$400,000
debentures
an
principal
Oct.
offering
Oxford, Paper.—V." 188,
:.%:!■
an
Offering—
order under the Holding
thereon.
said
to
.
be
the
final
step
in
Columbia's
program.
of
Columbia
Gulf
the
acquire
Transmission
pipeline
transaction
later
Co.—
is
now
_
2,000
and
together
with
allocable
Manufacturers will transfer to Ohio Valley
properties which it uses in the State of Ohio
retail
distribution
of
natural
gas
in that
the
with
cretain
accounts
or
related
receivable
to
such
all
other
assess
and
operations.
Ohio
Valley
will
and
obligations
quired less related reserves and the liabilities assumed.
"
To obtain" the required cash (approximately $5,000,000 as of June
1958) plus approximately $30.0,000 for initial operating funds, Ohio
Valley proposes to issue and sell promissory notes and capital stock
,
30,
2,000
& Co.
proposal,
assets
attributable to such properties, reimburse
Manufacturers
for
certain
expenses,
and* pay
to Manufacturers in
cash the difference between the book value of the assets to be
ac¬
&
It.c.
the
the
of
properties
5,000
Moyer
the
connection
State,
10,000
(
—
Beane
York,
The
in
assume
5.000
Stetson-
&
New
Co.
Under
9,000
&
Zuckerman, Smith
22
purchase
bank
all
3,000
Inc
Hess,
'Oct.
on
to
convertible
to
2,000
Columbia
Gas.—V.
188,
p.
1611,
Cincinnati
during
Central's
existing
facilities
the report-stated,'.
.'
year
totaled $5,415,430
the
THE COMMERCIAL
of
;
and
Telephone Co.
headed
group
by
Commercial Solvents Corp.—New Bulk Storage Facils.
Bonds
—
The
First
•
Oct. 15, this corporation announced the opening of bulk
facilities for 2-Nitropropane at Newark, N. J. and Los Angeles,
move
was
made necessary because of" the sharply in¬
Effective
Corp., on Oct. 22 offered for public sale a new
issue of $25,000,000 35-year 4x/2% debentures due Oct.
1, 1933, at 101.777% and accrued interest to yield about
storage
4.40% to maturity.
acrylic resins, and cellulose acetate and cellulose acetate butyrate.
The opening of new service facilities emphasize tne long-term future for
this unique solvent in the protective, coating field.
Previously available in bulk only at the company's Sterlington, La.,
and Peoria,
Hi., plants, 2-Nitropropane will be available at Newark
in tank cars, tank trucks, and in combination tank trucks at 16 cents
per
pound, delivered.
West of the Rocky Mountains the price will
be 17 cents per pound, delivered.—V. 188, p. 851.
at
The issue
competitive sate Oct. 21
The
issue
$25,000,000
of
new
of
debt
Other
bids
for
was
on
debentures
awarded to the group
its bid of
represents
101.03%.
the
company's
sole
securities.
Morgan
were
Bell
underwriting
and
Stanley
White,
Weld
the
&
&
debentures
Co.,
Co.,
101.027;
all
4V2S,
as
Halsey,
were
Stuart
&
made
Co.
as
Inc.,
100-8199.
follows:
100.9771;
The
Calif.
creased
used
as
demand
a
by
solvent
AND FINANCIAL
NOTE:
and
Suburban
&
Offered—An
Boston
manufacturers for the product, which is widely
polymeric materials such as epoxy, vinyl and
for
CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent
Office) William B. Dana Company, *-ublishers 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
William Dana Seibert, President.
Published twice a week [every Thursday
(general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1958 by William B. Dana
Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office av New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscription*
tti 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 nei vear.
On
account
;..V
assist
in
2,000
—
Walker &
Walston
9,000
%
■
,
holding company has joined with two of its sub¬
Manufacturers Light & Heat Co. and The Ohio Valley
filing of an application with the SEC for approval
of the transfer of certain properties by Manufacturers to Ohio Valley
and
the Commission has
issued an order giving interested persons
until Nov. 6, 1958, to request a hearing thereon.
2,000
H.
.
75,000
record
Paper Co.. These debentures
of debentures being-, made by
proceeds
Gas
3,000
.
The proceeds
■■
sidiaries,
2,000
Dabncy & Tyson
,-G.
the
system has applied to the SEC for
This
9,000
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
•Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
2,009
of
each;
$10,000
Proposed Property Transfer Announced—
3,000
—__
Co.,
—V.
E.
Straus,
Space
Lane,
_____—
Kidder
M.
&
Fund
to
2,000
Co.:
&
2,000
Co
&
Co.__
Johnson,
Corp.
——
to
2,000
Schaefer & Co.
5,000
Co.____—2.000
& Co
9,000
6%;
of
certificates
Fund, Inc.—Purchase of Debentures Cleared
of
Co.
2,000
Cc
Van
Co
$25
purchase
of
Oxford
organized
5,000
Co.——
<fe
Schwabacher
2,000
&
of
SEC
the
shares
Co., a subsidiary recently
facilities of Gulf Interstate Gas
awaiting SEC decision.
If such
acquisition of pipeline facilities is not consummated, Columbia will
employ the proceeds of the sale of the debentures to repay part of
the bank borrowings.»'
7.000
______—.—
Stiver
Harrison
&
to
held..
used
announced
of
investment
9,000
—_
Rothschild &
Herbert
St-onc
with
of
the sale of the debentures, together with
some
borrowings, will be used (a) to the extent of
system companies in financing the balance of
their
1958 construction
programs and
in maintaining adequate cash
balances; and (b) to the extent of $22,000,000 to increase Columbia's
Robinson-Humphrey
Townsend,
Haupt
rights
realized
and
$38,000,000
3,000
Inc.——_
Co.,
Co.
&
2,000
Hentz
be
to
$40,000,000
5,000
——_______
Putnam
Kirkland & Co.—
Ilayden,
$200,000
r•
financing
1958
2,000
Co—
common
1958, to request a hearing
This debenture issue is
5,000
Herbert
&
and
stockholders
stockholders-also-are
$10,000,000
This
7,000
2,000
H.
V-V;;;.;;
Company Act authorizing it to issue and sell, at competitive bidding,
$25,000,000 principal amount of series E debentures due 1983;
and
the SEC has issued an order giving interested persons until Oct. 29,
3,000
Jenks,
issued
1516.
Net
Ire.
Stroud
150,000
100,000
v.'.-iV..,'
.:y,
denominations
authorize
7,
capital"
SEC
of
1978,
2,000
Piper, Jaffray & Hopvvcod.
Prescott, Shepard
& Co.,
7,000
Nov.
4%%
p.
9,000
Co.
Corp.
First Southeastern Corp.
$100)
(par
in
common
this
of
;
10,000
Co
&
& Co., Inc.__—150,000
Interstate Securities
"
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Proposed Deb.
Shillinglaw, Bolger «Sc Co.
—___
stock
has
to
amount
&
Curtis
Sulzberger,
200,00Q
2,000
Penington, Colket <fc Co.__
Peters, Writer & Christen-
Co.,
200,000
Cunningham, Schmertz
300,000
1267..;;
3,000
F.
E. Masten & Co.—
Penington, Colket & Co.
Oct. 2 filed a letter of notification
of common stock (par $1), 730
$300,000
working
Mitchum, Jones & Temple-
Co.,
250,000
250,000
300,000
Finance Co., Douglas, Ariz.—Files With
offered
authorizing
<fc
Loewi
The
r
Corp.
Seasongood
& Mayer—
Kormendi & Co., Inc._^
Stein Bros. & Boyce__
500,000
on
stock
Colonial
19,000
Rhoades
5,000
10.000
300,000
Share
•"■'■.■-V;-";,-:-"■'
be
expire
The
3,000
2.000
Stokes &
Co.
shares
to
to
2,000
Brothers
M.
sen,
&
Morris,
Indianapolis Bond &
500,000
preferred
p.
9,000
3,000
3,000
'{d'v •'J.T
Bodine—; 300,000
Townsend,
Crounter
500,000
500,000
Co
&
27,000
the
said
&
Bi.ssell & Meeds.
Lehman
3,000
&
300,000
scriptions for unsubscribed shares, subject to allotment.
"T The company had 838,335 shares of $1 par common outstanding on
'Oct. 15 out of 1,500,000 shares authorized.
Hugh L. Clary, President
pur¬
,
Laird,
Sherrerd____
&
DeHaven
>
.
1393..
p.
each 12 shares of
1
Shares
9,000
2,000
Butcher
750,000
Corp.
Inc.__:*
Co.,
corporation
which
J'\
Shields
were
option
and
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.
'
up
14.9%
to a record $225,967,682. compared with
the preceding year.
Earnings before income taxes were $13,887,354, as against
$9,789,923
)-m 1957.
Income tax provisions totaled $7,169,228 and $5,124,656 in the
t
respective years.
;
have
fSinger, Deane &
&
Inc
company
The
ti.I
2,000
E.
188,
common
and .the
;
-
1957.
1,374,438 shs.
severally
below
750,000
Davis
The-common
2,000
A.
from $4,665
named
,
The
Co.____
by this
shares
earnings
v
of
Alester G. Furman Co., Inc.
v
up
Outstanding
$25,000,000
;7
Saunders,
The First
-
FINANCING
They are all priped at par. No underwriting is involved.
are
to be used for working capital.—V. 187,?p. 879.
:
\
•
,
;
Peck—.—
Illinois
investment
800,000 shst
>
9,000
The
reported
underwriters
$45,552,729
were
2,000,000 shs.
1,500,000
—
non-voting
j,
underwriters
stock ^to
common
Securities Corp._
Henry Herrman
-
-
——
$11.07
$196.531,334 in
;
&
$15.58
were
of
Dillon, Union Se¬
$18.37
to
Co._—
&
$100.50
history
Cullom
The
period
stock.
"
1958
abo(it
■
Clary Corp.—Issues Rights to Stockholders—
sales
.
.
Cin¬
Newport,
had
the
5,679
2,000
Co
Hallowell,
fiscal year ended Aug. 31, 1958.
Net income after taxes amounted
against $4.12 in
&
Goodbody & Co
Granbery, Marache
in its
.
2,000
'
Rhoades
:
covering
pay¬
287,062
several
L.
H.
Loeb,
City Loan &
on
on
this
common
31,
of
net
for
1,000.000 shs. )
the
2,000
Inc
791,100
Central Soya Co. Inc.—Reports Record
total
taxes
the
on
2,000
Hirsch
The
of
5.000
Co..
&
Clement
1393.
include
for the like period
year
PRESENT
TO
$50)
1,500,000
_____
&
1958,
—
(authorized
2,000
$130.17
p.
extensions
and
Securities and Exchange Commission—
out
paid
policy
a
_
3,000
791,000
188,
after
JULY
OF
Thorn-
&
791,000
below.—V.
been
dividend
$22,135,849.
were
AS
1958,
31,
share
year
Wins-
&
Inc.
Equitable
Central & South West Corp.—Purchase of Sub. StockCo.
—
Co
Brown
John
West Texas Utilities
initial
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.___
Ira
see
&
Securities
Full
financed
to
.
served
1993__U'J"
1,
The
_____________
Schwabacher
3,000
Eastman
2000.
p.
been
have
com-
and
A.
—v.
3,000
$148.56
_____
Chock
The
Francis I duPont
$8,760,454
EFFECT
1,500,000
Co.—. 1,500,000
Co.,
or
5,000
First
of
Seaboard.
5,000
Inc.-———-~~
Co.
&
Draper,
Assets Up—
calendar
1957
Co._,—
Adams
2,000
Richaid W.
and
&
Childs
metro¬
Stone___
dike,
Sept. 30, '58 June 30, '58 Dec. 31, '57
Market value of net assets—______ $17,826,854
$15,620,790 $12,060,454
Liquidating claim of pref. stock__
3,300,000
3,300,000
3,300,000
value
City
Hirschberg, Inc.__
Ohio Company
;
form
.
subsidiaries
-
(par
—
&
The
Model,
Childs,
which
tne
Elkins,
Co.
being
Norris &
Alex.
of—
Asset
July
51,000.
Inc..,__
Co—-"^—
curities
As
York
establish"
an
follows:
as
Co
Chace, Whiteside
low, Inc.
loll.
4r," Central-Illinois Securities Corp.—Net
New
1976__,
shares
Co.—_—
&
Courts
York
Co.
Stroud
proceeds
5,000
&
Boenning
the
after
Weeks
Dittmar & Co.,
&
the
of
-
3,000
2,000
Blair
agent for the capital stock
Incorporated, 23 Wall St., New
N. Y., accompanied by payment of the subscription
price by
money order to the order of J. P. Morgan & Co., Incorporated.
Morgan
to
income
per
names
;
transfer
P.
M.
■
William
Co..—9,00')
<fe
Co.,
J.
of
-
the
.
.
Covington
and
Shelby
-
Bioren
lieu
to
on
„
be exercised by submitting the subscription
may
of
,
Bateman, Elchler & Co._—
Beil & Hough, Jnc
the
for
used
cities
and
Gregory & Sons
1,000,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co. 1,000,000
F. S. Moseley & Co
1,000,000
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
r.
Pomeroy, Inc.
1,000,000
G. H. Walker & Co.
1,000,000
Dean
Witter «fe Co.
1,000,000
c
brand of coffee (exclud¬
years since its inception.
—.——.
are
&
of
company,
31,
value
par
Allyn & Co.,
Baker,
exercise
of
Eberstadt
surrendering the warrants to the
the
the
Eastern
intend
Net
$1.64
Bacon, Whipple 8s Co._r__„
Baker, Simonds & Co., Inc.
for
cumulative
secoad
2,
<
to
in
declare
ended
year
path
share
one
the
part
any
by them
C.
Bache
l4/s'ths
$16
:
Feb.
(
.
None
share, payable December,
Aueliincloss, Parker & .Red
company.
of
in
Oct.
stock
Brothers
Carl
corporation
account
company has
now, no dividends
to
per
Amott, Baker & Co.. Inc.—
exer-
exercise,
(EST)
p.m.
will be
the
the
to
and
Dec.
number
A.
exercise
and
the
upon
for
6Vz%
of
the previous fiscal
F.
company.
upon
payment
preferred stock issuable
common
upon
this
stock
common
by
for
Shares
e'MV
Ohio
Co.1,500,000
Dillon,
Union > ;» '
Forgan
Lehman
first
opening within the next month
five
directors
cents
1958.
of
be issued upon exercise of
warrants, but
will be made by the company equal
such fractional share at the close of business
unexercised
Warrants
of
of
chased
already listed
V":7■
shares
purchase
preferred
for
the
up
payable
respective
be
due
capital
&
Glore,
largest-selling
$24,634,177.
were
debentures
1958.
3,
payment
surrender
The
to
to
23,
will
cash
market value of
time
share
proportionate
a
fractional share of
No
thereof
and
Oct.
are
issuable
are
accompanied
consisting of one-half share
cumulative
Oct.
on
90,000
warrants
and
25
of
$1,313,076.
Mortgage
shares
V.
thereof
The
—
of this
company.
along the
in
UNDERWRITERS—The
about
warrants
and
offered
one
be
the
purchase
holder
of
of
SEC
be
sold
the
CAPITALIZATION
>*'f
the
and
the
will
-
cumulative
must
with
stock
stock
stock
9/10ths
warrant
preferred
„
exercise
the
second
second
(of
filed
was
common
preferred
warrants
warrants
registration
on
entitles
shares
the
Exchange.
of
outstanding
warrant
Exercise of
'
such
shares
-Second
,
of
S„ock
.oa
,v
45,000
for
thereof
shares to be issued
me
The
;
statement
of
third
dividends
Common stock, $1
*
Sold
stock
distributed
growth
stock.
stock
net sales for
I.) Case Co.—Warrants Void Feb. 2-4'2
being
states
brands)
EARNINGS—For
6%
'
debentures
Va%
Secui'ities
Outstanding
2623.,
p.
12
is
the
earnings
quarterly
was
Carnation Co.—Pools Dry Milk PatentsSee
chain
1515.
p.
in
and
common
common
Nova
started
work
is
scheduled
are
become
retained
of
the
the
Stock
—
common
founder
coffee
DIVIDENDS—The
pounds
extension,
be
$7,522,915.
.
company's
area
for
plant
a
stock
and
•
restaurants
..
The
ing
established
income
Eastman
brand
ing grocery
Scotian
Reveives
year.
total
Drexel
company roasts/ packs and distributes the Chock
of coffee
and
operates a chain of 26 counterrestaurants located principally in New York
City.
Two addi¬
O'Nuts
politan
'
Principal
company
The First Boston Corp._$3,800,000
■■■-•,
will
sale
O'Nuts
\7 Canadian National Rys.—Hotel Steel Contract—J
will
1
1958,
the
in service.
UNDERWRITERS
Girdler
O'Nuts
i
r
the
agreed to purchase from the company the following respective principal
of the 4Yai'o
debentures:
produced specialty catalysts for
industrial processes since 1942.
Mr.
go to the
company. -An additional offering is
by Mr. Black to employees and officers of the
company.
tional
that
1266.
p.
President
the
service
$20,-
were
stated
by
amounts
BUSINESS—The
facilities in the
financed from oper¬
it
of
Full
other
capital
of
Black,
'
and
report
last
Common
made
made
to
proceeds
Authorized
4
1611.
p.
Full
PROCEEDS—This
record
of
plant..
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
.
;
$29,949,-
contrast
■■
machinery,
•
30,
June
telephones
&
over
new
a
in
%•>
■ ' '•
:
On
and
.
through the offering on Oct. 23 of 400,000
shares (par $1) by an underwriting
group headed by F.
Eberstadt & Co. at $15 per share.
This offering • was
quickly oversubscribed and the books closed.
!
B.
Oct.
on
~
$29,191,444 last year.
has been invested in
$139,569,944
States
$2.95
improved
United
with
to
before.
year
new
compared
total
amounted
William
annual
of
con¬
has
other
and
left
"
balance
to
$3,701,915 compared with $22,530,271 and $3,683,153
asso¬
Catalysts late in 1957'.
' /
filed by Morris, Nichols, Arsht &
Tunnell, of Wilming¬
was
Chock
was
products and gains for
for putting this company's sales
the
specified
"keep
used
.
Co.,
new
products were responsible
half-billion
dollar
mark
for
the
over
Murphy,
introduction of
court
employees
would
replaces
Chemical
Campbell Soup Co.—Reports Record Earnings—
successful
Inc.
trade
public distribution of
The
Chemetron
Chemicals,
be-
EARNINGS—For the six months ended June 30, 1958, total operating
were
$23,215,902 and total income before income deductions
and
Chemetron
1G11.
p.
and
amount
'
will
sale
revenues
to
ton.—V.
member
previous suit out of
a
other former
;
use
plaintiff's trade secrets and confidential
information,
know-how (' with
respect
to
compositions,
method
of
method of manufacture and application of
catalysts
Chemetron asked the court to enjoin and restrain its
former em¬
ployees'
company
from
disclosing this Information,
and
to
award
■■-
board
and
Catalysts
in
527,000
.
National
Chairman
in
alleged
„
Cliemetron's
executive
settling
Reitmeier
:•
• ••
County chancery court, against
Louisville,
Ky.,
stated
that
an
of
including Sept.
principal
supplies communication services in Hamil¬
Warren and Clermont counties in Ohio and to a few sub¬
adjacent counties in Indiana.
Subsidiaries
serve
areas
Butler,
Ky.
Castle
Inc.
..
/%>■;%
of
New
European
Chemetron charges that Reitmeier's
company
has offered and is
to offer to divulge to and license certain
European manu¬
the
of
Oct.
on
E.
him
with
in
to
and
the
company
Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana.
cinnati, Norwood, and Hamilton,
preparation,
Bank, California Cold
Valu Stores, Inc., and the Fleming
Super
Hecla
Harihaw,
and
announced
was
member
.;■
Calumet
a
William
and
'
-
.
As
■
elected
board,
director
a
Storage & Distributing
Co.
been
the
Bassett, President of this company.
Mr.
,
has
committee
executive
filed
Chemicals,
last March
of
Ronald
processes
H.
information
to
to
'■
the
from
in
continuing
Calumet & Hecla, Inc.—Morrison Elected to Board—-
.
confidential
The
1958.
scribers
secrets, confidential information, processes
and
know-how"
which
the
group
had obtained while
working for
Girdler Catalysts, Louisville, now a
part of Chemtron Corporation
'.fs?
:
and
s
fidential
been
producer, ">
a
that
ciated
Inc.,
has
and
■
.
complaint,
agreement
circum¬
Callery,
which
secrets
_
The
ton,
in a complaint filed in
Wilmington, Del.
formed by a group of its former
employees
an
agreement by offering to
divulge Cheme-
violate
30,
BUSINESS—The
charged
trade
106.777%
decreasing
.
proceeds
improvements
and
Secrets—
company
to
catalyst
Catalys
title;
testing.,
exceptional
elsewhere.
any
a
manufacturers.
completing and equipping or plugging and
abandoning test
wells; i
allocated overhead and supervisory, administrative and
general services;
delay
rentals;
and
bottom-hole
and
dry-hold
contributions,.
The
activities of the Exploration Venture will be confined to South Louisiana
that
threatening
lron's
explore
and d efending
Corp.—Suing to Save
corporation
Oct, 20
on
the
acquisition of oil
gas;
drill
or
under
Mr.
conduct
June
1611*
p.
,
the
commencing in
>
by
will
company's report said.—V. 188,
Chemetron
exploration for oil and gas on a continuing basis,
first quarter of 1959.
The funds will be used for
prospects,
ideas
and
proposals in
the exploration
for oil
"
-f
Interests
offered
Callery
for
rangement
of
be
to
Mr.
agreement
the
Gallery, agent, a
New York
partnership organized in
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 20, 1958,
a
at
prices
repay
bank borrowings and advances from American Telephone &
Telegraph Co., which owns about 30%
of
the
company's $50 par
value common stock, of Which
1,374,438 shares were outstanding dn
:
amounting to $15,678,086 were lower than a
year earlier,'
principally..due to a smaller soybean inventory at the end of the year
Gallery, Inc., New York—Registers With SEC
A.
filed
at
1988.
1,
Vpany to reimburse its treasury for construction expenditures
Inventories
1953,
Oct.
PROCEEDS—Net
sub¬
redeemable
are
thereafter
and
after
and
on
provide better customer service.
.
*
debentures
1960
•
3
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
ana
advertisements
must
be made in New York tunas
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1716)
director
and
—V. 188, p.
a
543.
was
■
,
C.—De¬
Consolidated Enterprises, Inc., Washington, D.
Which
the corporation
BUSINESS—The
is
secondary mortgages on existing and new construction, both residential
arid commercial, in the Metropolitan Washington, D. C., area,—V. 188.
at
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—Bank Borrowings—
SEC
The
announced
Oct.
on
that
20
it
issued
has
$6
2472.
W.
the comoany to
make bank borrowings aggregating not
more
than $5,000,000 and to loan funds to subsidiary companies to
finance their 1958 gas storage requirements, as follows: 2,000,000 to
Offered—H.
Corp.—Stock
has
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will
funds will accrue to the company.
selling
to
go
The
dent.
financing
Blunt
$6,000,000
which
connectors
Loewi
in
used
are
missiles,
rada,
electronic
tion,
installations.
.
'
CAPITALIZATION
OCTOBER
OF
AS
20,
1958
'
•'"
(Giving Effect to Reclassification)
v
Authorized
♦Mortgage loan, 4,/£%
Sept.
Class
Class
B
-■"Includes amounts
quarter-annual
principal.
within
due
of
one
to
Dellaven
§168,730 Slis.
into class
A stock.
Commencing Jan. 15, 1960, 33,750 shares of class B stock
are convertible each year into class A stock on a share for share ba»is.
168,750
SPursuant
to
conversion
for
shares
amendment
an
to
of
class
Certificate
the
class
stock
A
and
UNDERWRITERS—Each
purchase the aggregate
opposite its name below:
class B
number
has
shares
of
'
agreed
stock
A
Co.,
&
Inc.
Dempsejr
15,000
Mason
5,000
5,0p0
Co.
&
Brothers
Reinholdt
Gardner
&
„on Feb. 5,
■"Common
The
the
Securities
issuance
1934
of
and
value
par
period,
Oct.
trading
1958
to
the
on
to Nov.
this
announced
,
Stock
for
inclusive.—V.
company
1953,
1,
.
the Securities
American
of
stock
common
23,
Commission
order pursuant
an
suspending
$.05
Exchange
Oct.
on
the
in
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc.—Buys Its Stock—
John
that
at
F.
Connelly,
Chairman
and
President,
Oct.
on
20
'
announced
has purchased
company
per
Tns
150,000
scock.
shares
of
its
stock
common
snare.
either retirement
for
or
Custer-Frazer
Custer
future
acquisition.—V.
188,
1612.
p.
Under
Corp.—Grants
right-
Tool
of
&
Die
Channel
Custer-Frazer
Co.,
all
of
CCW-5's
has
for
world
already
wide
been
will
The facilities
Ltd., and the
also
used
in
building
An
corporation
Oct.
on
>
initial
aircraft
order
Of
for
for
the
106
a
letter
of
notification
'
with
the
corporation
will
expand
its
19,000
charge facilities
to
Coi p.
agreement
will
give
Diners' .Club the facilities- for converting
Sheraton's 800,000 guest-card
holders -to Its membership.
In addition,
all
paid members of the Sheraton Central Credit Club will autotnaticallv
receive
Diners'
Henderson
not
said
convert
However,"
Mr.
urged
Club
to
so
membership. .'
any current
guest-card
!
$12.50
;
Y.
N.
■
into common stock up
to Nov.
6,
'
Fund—Assets Up—
;
share———
per
187,310,407 161.778,741
$23.77
$20.93
—
_—
444.
p.
Howard Stock
&
V.-
..
Fund—Assets Higher-
■
Sept. 20, '58 Dec. 31, '57
,
$117,553,620 $81,180,001
———-iv
'
—_
$23.32
.
$19.30
>
..
issued
be
,
to
share.
per
company
any
investors.
,
Gas Co.
Private
—
Placement-—The
v
•"
.
'
•
net' proceeds,
The
used
are
repayment
.
...
y;j
to be
company's
which are estimated at $18,900,000,
of bank loans incurred for the
program.—V. 188, p.\1612.>
..
r
the
for
expansion
No
the
or
person
Paso Natural
in
-
.
Electric Storage Battery Co.—New General Offices—.
was
The
.
will move
company
corporate
its
general offices and
the head¬
quarters of its Exide. Industrial Division to new. locations within the
next week, Carl F. Norberg, President, has announced,
v
Effective Oct. 23, the administrative", sales and accounting depart¬
ments of the Industrial Division will
be located at the Philadelphia
commissions
into
it,
;
for
will
issued
be
each
issued
be
the
188,
25,000
ox
-
,
purchase
to
fraction
or
turing
service...
'
.
Beginning
the
15. shares of
sold or pur¬
thereof
occupy
2
stock offered is sold, the
purchase i; a .total of 30.non
as
the
full
benefits
of
world
its
on
vast
a
1
•
Joint
a
chains
promotional
said.
hotels,
The
as
well
plan
as
program
includes
,
facilities
Schneider
membership
pointed- out
Diners' Club bad
growth of The Diners' Club.
that, prior to this new agreement.
Sheraton
will
receive
150,000 shares of Diners'
buy 175,000 additional shares
Inc. e-ipects 250,000 new
stock
five-year period.
members.—V. 188, p. 1268.
over
a
and
an
Diners'
option
Club
as
a
group
bulk
the
the
of
the
fiscal
'ended
year
GIVING
187,
2333.
p.
♦
the
Securities
Act
of 1933
with respect
of 'common
.
-
PRESENT
A provides a
conditional
Securities Act with respect to
Regulation
under
Sept.
stock
.
stock
(par
$1)__:
the
•
,
-
exceeding $300,000 in amount.
In
a
exemption
of $1
-
promoters of the cempanjr and the undeWritr of its stock offering,
that said persons are acting for .and on behalf of persons not dis¬
in-the notification, and circular.. Accordingly, offering of the
on
in
;
closed
stock
$1,650,000
by
Section
p.
means
(the
17
pf such circular,
anti-fraud
544.
order , indicates,
the
provision)
of
600,000Shs.
tThe original principal amount of $2,100,000 has - been reduced
annually^by a payment'of $150,000, payablfe on Sept. 1 of each year.
company's-certificate - of incorporation
1958:
(a)
to
eliminate
•
from
shares of preferred stock, par
was
amended'effective
authorized 'capital' 800
share, all-of the previously
the
value $100 a
outstanding 359 shares of which class had been, redeemed effective
Sept. 2, 1958, and (b) to change the authorized 10,000 shares of com¬
mon stock, par value $100 a share,
into 1,000,000 shares of common
stock, par value $1 a share. Thereby, the, 4,800 sharesof common
stock, par value $100 a share, then outstanding, were changed into
480,000
she res
of
common
stock,
par
value
$1
a
share.
188,
'
Financial Industrial Fund, Inc.—Net Assets Up—
As
Of
Total
,
,
Aug. 31—
net
$101,237,269 $75,029,685
:
—
—
Number of shareholders—
Net
assets .yalue
—V." 188,
p.
per
23,414,403
60,006
$3.5629
—
share
20,706.974
45,000
83.6234
1154.
'
Fischer & Porter Co.—Production
This
i957'
1958
-
,
assets-
outstanding
Shares
0
30,
would violate
the Securities Act.—V.
'
-
°The company's * short-term bank loans fluctuate seasonally "With
inventory requirements. During fiscal. 1958, theHargest amount outstanding was $7,200,000 and the smallest was -$900,000.
r
.<
HThe
registration
1958, Electronic Industries-proposed the public offering of
shares of common stock at $2 per share pursuant to such
exemption.'
>
In its suspension order,
the SEC charges that the corporation's
notification and offering circular are false and misleading in respect
of certain material facts, namely, the named officers, directors and
V
Sept.
from
public offerings of securities
Regulation A notification filed
100,000
"
f1,000,000 shs.
—1_
public offering of stock
an
FINANCING V
_
t$l,650,009;
—
a
.July. 29,
Outstanding
,* Not avail.
-
■'
i
•
due.
to
this corporation. The order provides an opportunity .for hearing,
request,
on
the question whether the suspension should be
vacated or made .permanent.
*
•
,
by
Authorized
-
ioahs
;
fund note,
•
....
.
ing Suspended by Securities and Exchange Commission
The SEC announced on Oct. 20" that it has issued an order tempo¬
rarily, suspending a Regulation A exemption from .registration under
not
TO
/
manufacturing
upon
Aug.
bank
sipking
Common
EFFECT
'
company's
Electronic Industries Inc., Phoenix, Ariz.—Stock Offer¬
total of 216,000
a
houses
now
structure.—V.
*"
-■
the quarterly dividend paid Get.-1, 1958, is 80 cents per-share,
1969
;
The
own
outstanding.-;
plant
addition, offices for production management and control, field engi¬
neering, personnel, and accounting departments are located in the new
from' about $14,400,OOO.-to $46,700,000.
-
Sheraton
850,000, members. "Apart from this acquisition,"
lie said, 'The Diners' Club is
currently increasing its membership at
an
average
rate of 30,000 monthly as
against a 15,000 monthly
average for the previous year.
of the .total shares
,
4^8%
,
over
The
operations. Only the machine shop, paint shop, and sheet metal shop
of
the production department still are located in another area.
In
_
shares, there - will- be 600,000' shares
value outstanding.
•' '
single billing
in
36%
Short-term
of
will par¬
with The Diners' Club, the
Diners'-' Club displays in all
featuring Diners'
or
CAPITALIZATION
print
the
are
industrial park.
34-acre
being sold by the company and
being sold for the account of certain
DIVIDEND—The company's indicated annual dividend rate, based
^advertising media and direct mall programs—probably the
largest jclnt promotion in hotel industry history, expected to
accelerate
further
remnining 108,925 shares
Associates^ Inc.—Opens New Plant—
O^t. 18, 1953, this, corporation officially opened its new manu¬
plant in West Long Beach, N. J., which contains 61,000
square feet of manufacturing area.
It is located in the center of-a
are
120,000
par
Sheraton, which operates In 37 U. S. and Canadian cities,
in
shares
Electronic
"On
-
'
announcement
120,000
31, 1958, the" company
reported net income of $929,059 on'sales of $46,765,405, equal to $1.93
per share on the common stock.
Profits in the 1957 fiscal year were
$795,982 or $1.65 per .share.
Adjusted for the sale of the;'company's
The
range
offering,
EARNINGS—For
a
enjoy
Plaza,
facturing
BUSINESS—The .company produces and distributes apple < products
under the '"Mott's"' labelT- prune products sold under the "Suhsweet." label and "Clapp's" baby and junior foods.
.
' '
•
f
holders
join
to
31, the company's
corporate general offices will
floor
of
Philadelphia's newest office building,
at 15th St. and Pennsylvania Boulevard.
All
Oct.
eighth
Center
Penn
corporate departments will-he concentrated on one floor of this buildhig,
Mr. Norberg said.
This should result in savings in both time and cost.
188, p. 1154.
*
%
;
•
!
544.
p.
Rising Sun anc! Adams Aves. The transfer will consolidate the
Division's headquarters functions with its largest manufac¬
operation, making possible further improvement of customer
plant,
Industrial
shares
common
warrantsto
Stock.—V.
common
warrants
shares
100
that if all of
so
will
maximum
• V
a
sold
(
to Diners'
on
ij a s i«s.
to
10,053
on Nov. 7, next,
preferred stock'at
September completed the private salq of
189,000 shares of $4.87% convertible second preferred
stock, 1958 series (no par) to a group of institutional
proceeds to th§ company from the sale of the
120,000 shares will provide added working capital to carry increased
inventories and receivables arising --from a substantial growth in the
company's business.
During the past 10 years its net sales have in¬
i
Sheraton
charge services and facilities throughout the
Mr.
York,
183, p. 748.
tli2.. fund
of
El
PROCEEDS—Net
-
that
the
shares,
membership mar continue to charge
direct billing basis under existing
privileges.
Henderson added, "all of Our "guest-card holders
take advantage of this opportunity to
facilities
even
to
or
selling stockholders will .continue to
include
Sheraton .Hotels in the United States- and Canada, and also
acquire the Sheraton Central Credit Corp., it was announced
Jointly on Oct. 23 by Ralph E. Schneider, Chairman of the Board of
The Diners' Club, and Ernest
Hehderson, President of the Sheraton
the
of
creased
4.9
ticipate
New
be converted
may
Fund-
company
.
will
be
convertible
Offering price per share
—V. 188, p. 444. \ ,,
This will mark the first public distribution Of the com¬
pany's shares.
;
:
'
Among the selling stockholders is H. E. Meinhold, President, who
after the sale of 22,050 shares, for his account will continue
to. own
66,150 shares, or '11%. of the' totkl outstanding shares.
The other
Diners' Club, Inc.—Credit Card Deal Announced—
.
952
Redemption—
for redemption
cumulative
Street,
stock
price
Eaton
stockholders.
'
covering 155,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
<$1 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used'to
the cost of three Dalto simulators to be manufactured
by Doman
Helicopters, Inc., and for interim operating expenses.
*
jhiiers
Wail
1
AS Of—v
Dnffy-Mott Co., Inc.—Stock Sold—Public Offering of
228,925 shares of common stock (par $1) was made on
Oet. 23 by an underwriting'group managed by Kidder,
! Peabody & Co. at $20 per share. This offering was quickt ly, oversubscribed
and the books closed.
cover,
snail
952
—V.
SEC
.who-do
issued
stock.
stock
by
shares
with the Canadian firm, according
Custer-Frazer.—V. 188, p. 1517.
filed
10
the
,
produce
Dalto Corp., New York, N. Y—Files With SEC—
Mr.
shares
underwriter
underwriter
Canadian
•
will
Ltd.
the
Products
be
'
distribution.
placed
and
immediately.
Leader
-
(Canada)
Wing
way
Montreal,
•
to Joseph W. Frazer, President of
The
952
-
1,048
Sept. 30/58 Dec. 31,'5,7
188.
Size
has offered to Mr. MacLeod, • who has acted as its
consultant and is a director, a contract giving him the
common
The
Canadian License—
of New York City.
agreement
between
Custer-Frazer
wing craft.
Custer
-
from - $100 per share -to $5
of authorized shares of the
number
of
convert, sales
to
common
Corp.
the
licensee, manufacturing will get under
of Noorduyn Norseman Aircraft Ltd.,
This
1,048
:—_
Inc.—Partial
called
ha3
70 -cent
the
of
—V.
lias
Custer-Frazer
the
;
£52
1,048
Inc
of—
Offering
company
marketing
,
Wing (Canada) Ltd., a new Dominion aircraft cor¬
just announced that it' has secured Canadian manufac¬
turing and sales rights for the Custer Channel Wing aircraft from the
The
1958,
•
was
Channel
poration,
,
its
Co.,
Size
The
chased
channel
28,
600,000
The
i
purchased from CEM Securities
Corp. at. the above price, .which is substantially below the depreciated
book value and represents over 12% of the common shares
outstanding.
It is anticipated that this substantial block will be held in the
treasury
Gorde
Industries,
corporation
of
•
952
"
'i
_
1,048
,
the
<&*.o0
for
'
Bo'dine'
—~
Co.
&
952
1,048
_
&
Eaton & Howard Balanced
of the company Was G,00d shares, $100
the company reclassified tile stock, re¬
coiryiany further reclassified the stock" on July 29, 1958
shares, $.05 par value.
All outstanding shares, and all
options or commitments were adjusted so that 100 shares of stock of
$.05 par value were issued or issuable for each share of the $5 par
value, stock.
'
'
;
•
to
1,048
Co._————
&
inclusive.—V.
As
600,000 shs, "! .j 481,000 shs.
$0.05)
value
par
the
number
made.
4
1612.
p.
Feb.
On
change
total
Crouter
T.190
-
,
1
Outstanding
Authorized t
-
(par
original capitalization
ducing
Exchange Act of
Exchange in the
a
further 10-day
188,
stock
value.
par
22
,
1,310
517.
p.
Preferred
1958
.
,
The
1,190
1,190
1,310
'
shave, plus accrued dividends. Payment will be made at the Irving
per
1958-j
|
r<f
-„v. •
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING >
Cornucopia Gold Mines—Trading Further Suspended
188,
shares
^
,,
5,000
Eisenman
Wood
Eastern
a
large glass of the resulting beverage.
The product is sold under the name NUFIZZ.
Application to register
the trademark NUFIZZ was filed with the United States Patent Office
;
.
j.—-
Dooly & Co— ^
E.
The
manufactured
for the company and V packaged in
foil "bottles," each containing sufficient powder
is
1,190
aluminum
for
5,000
15,000
—V.
.
t
product
1,428
1.428
1,310
Company—
Townsend,
W.
Harold
Trust
drinks.
The
10.000
____
Crowew, Weedon & Co
1393.
p,
set
Shares
Blair
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.) 50,000
Whipple & Co.____ 15,000
188,
.
miniature
Cruttepden, Podesta & Co.
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
—V.
.
.
severally
class
of
shares
Shares
H. M.
Bacon,
of
1958, the 200 shares
into 168,750
stock.
underwriters
the
of
to
of
shares
168,750
Incorporation
of
the company, which became effective on Oct. 20,
of common stock then outstanding were changed
of
stock
B
&
E.
Oscar
in¬
current
*
—
Northwest
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.—„—
Cbace, Whiteside & Winslow, Inc
;
;
t
reduce
1,572
Iric
1,428
1,428-,
1,310
Inc.__—
Co.,
'
1,572
1,572
-
corporation was organized in Delaware on July 19,
1957, with its principal office at 234 East 46th St., New York, N. Y.
The company was incorporated for the purpose of producing and
selling a new beverage product.
Sales of this product have only re¬
cently commenced and there can be no assurance of its success in
the highly competitive food field.
;
The principal product of the company is a powder which with the
sole addition of cold water produces a sweetened, flavored, carbonated
soft drink commonly known as soda.
Four soft-drink flavors, orange,
root beer, grape and cherry, are presently being made and sold. _> In
addition an instant "quinine water" powder for use in making "gin
and tonic" and similar summer drinks has been developed, and there
are
currently under development other flavors for use with either
water alone or in conjunction with liquor , to make mixed alcoholic
and
^Includes
to
used
be
&
1,666
1,572
—
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke—
BUSINESS—The
This mortgage provides f.or
be applied against interest
year.
$2,750
net
proceeds will
debtedness and for working capital.
§168,750 shs.
_
payments
PROCEEDS—The
.1
$67,920
$67,920
■
:—•
*500,000 shs.
$1)—168,750shs.
$1)_
(par.
stock
Outstanding
due
annum,
per
___L—:
B, 19G2
stock (par
A
Co.
&
Pacific
Drinks, Inc.,
New York—Common
Stock
Offered
Capital Reserve Corp., Washington, D. C., on Sept. 4
offered publicly 200,000 shares of common stock at par
($1.50 per share) on a best efforts basis. The stock is
offered as a speculation.
com¬
Evans
A.
Norman
radio transmitters, telephone equipment, aircraft instrumenta¬
gunfire control, business machines, automobile radios and other
1,428
1,428
Fay
Pierce. & Co., Inc.—
Brewer & Becker—1
Clement
1952.
tronic
&
Rouse,
investment
proceeds of the loan are to be used to retire the existing Jeffer¬
son
Standard loan, together with all Qf the company's outstanding
debentures, as well as to provide the cash required in the recent
purchase of the assets of Shepard Warner Elevator Co.,
with the
balance to be added to working capital.—V. 188, p. 647.
; „
,>
puters,
1,572
Simmons-—.—
Rattscher,
The
BUSINESS—The corporation was organized in New York on Jan. 23.
It manufactures a broad line of multi-contact precision elec¬
Co._
Hooker
1,666, '
;.:-~
1,572
&
&
2,J41
1,831
1,834
Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
Incorporated
—i
banking firm of G. L. Ohstrom & Co., New York City.
no
2,359
—_
Teinpletoii—
Ellis
2,141' '
—
&
J
2,141
2,141"
2,359
L__
Jones
Whipple
Bacon,
2,141
2,359
—
—
Co._
3,093
'2,141
2,359
:
Co
3,093
2,359
2,359
—
—_
—
3,093
3,407
_1
Co
4,759
4,759
3,407
-ji—
;
4,759
3,407
__________
Dominick_
&
4,759;
5,241
Anthony & R. L- Day—
Goodbody
Mitchum,
4,759
5,241
Co
&
4,759
5,241
5,241
—
Co...;
Co.—
&
*
4,759
4,759
5,241
Co
Dodge
26)356
5,241
5,241
&
&
&
Tucker,
used
Insurance Co.
arranged by the
was
Stockholders
5,241
—
Hayden, Stone & Co
Shearson, Hammill. &
5%% instalment mortgage notes, due Sept. 1, 1973,
it was announced on Oct. 20 by Fred D. Durham, Presi¬
M.
stockholders,
Standard Life
the Jefferson
to
FvjmBellihg
*•'
29,069
& Co., Inc.—
&
Hutton
Dominick
of its
,
,
.
sold
and The Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Byllesby & Co., Inc. and associates on Oct. 21 offered
publicly 125,000 shares of class A stock (par $1) at $8
•per share.
; •:;• V- v
'v- ,,,/ '<
.
E.
Clark,
Corp.—Notes Sold Privately—This corporation
Dover
Gas
1393.
Hope Natural Gas Co.; $3,500,000 to New York State Natural
Corp., and $1,000,000 to The Peoples Natural Gas Co.—V. 188. p.
Connector
Barney
Bache
au¬
thorizing
Continental
186, p.
the
severally- agreed
.
White, Weld & Co—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co—
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
loan business and purchase and open additional office.
per
s
•
-
Lynch, Pierce, Fanner & Smith
Webber, Jackson & Curtis—
Paine,
covering
to expand
order
an
-
Broihera
Lehman
Merrill
corporation on Oct. 7 filed a letter of notification with the
50,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
The
SEC
follows:
as
Harriman Ripley
•
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
14b-
p..
are
Goldman, Sacha <Sp Co.^
Domarth Finance & Investment Corp., Thomaston, Ga.
and
purchasing primary
-e£ich-.Jhas
From
McDonald
in
engaged
several-. underwriters,
which
Company
shall hold to maturity.
corporation
the
stock
Peabody
Co.
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.___
Smith,
Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc. below.—V.
See
mortgages
to purchase
to be used
of
names
common-
Kidder,
Settled—
Patent Litigation
Monday,; October 27, 1956
.
the .company, and the number.of Shares -of common
each has severally agreed to purchase from -the selling
stockholders
etching.
aluminum
for
inux
of
shares
stock ..which
markets- the well-known; com¬
1000 for- bottle washing,- and Alum-
and Spec-Tak
Spec-Tak
pounds,
of
.
to purchase from,
and
manufactures
corporation
The
No underwriting is involved.
net proceeds are
aluminum etching and other fields.
patents relating to
publicly
Offered $200,000 of 8% five-year subordinated deben¬
tures at par, in denominations of $100, $250 and $500.
bentures Offered—The corporation on Oct. 21
PROCEEDS—The
;
.
formerly Executive Vice-President, is also a
member of the Executive Committee of the company.
Cook,- who
number
manufactures industrial chemicals for the
Food, Beverage and Metal industries,
on Oct. 23 " announced that
Dawe's Laboratories,
Inc., Chicago, 111., •» has< been granted« a
non¬
exclusive license under Diversey's U. S. Patent No. 2650875 covering
a
method of etching aluminum and aluminum base alloys;
U. 8.
Patent No. 2615846 covering methods of washing bottles;
and U. 6.
Patent No.
2584017 pertaining to bottle washing compositions. The
license, which extends to Dawe's Laboratories' customers of gluconic
acid and sodium gluconate, also includes certain Diversey Canadian
of Frederick
which
corporation,
This
H. Cook as President and Chief Executive
Officer was announced on Oct. 21 by F. J. Andre, formerly President,
who has become Chairman of the Board, Clinton S. Lutkins, formerly
Board Chairman, was elected Chairman of the Executive Committee.
Mr.
UNDERWRITERS—The
License—-r
Diversey Corp.—Grants Patent
Congoleum-Nairn Inc.—New President Elected—
The election
.
Operations Recorder
on Oct. 17 announced a new digital device for pro¬
operations recording and data handling. The number of units
company
duction
produced during any pre-selected time interval may be
readily counted
device,
Operated by electrical impulses from, any conventional contact
the new recorder produces
a
permanent record on punched
_
tape.
The tape record is easily interpreted
paper
visually or is suitable for
Volume 188
Number 5789
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1717)
with
use
tion
automatic
efficiency
determined.
A
The unit
"•
data processing machines.
Periods of peak produc¬
and of unproductive or machine down time are
easily
cumulative production total is also
has
survey
of
work
intervals
for
of
5,
interval
electrical
15,
30
utilities.
60
or
changes
arc
It
is
minutes.
easily
offered
Other
with
standard
intervals
aeeumpnsned
by
1612.
p.
of
the
the
'•*
Beil &
188,
offering
sale
of
net
This
first
outstanding indebtedness,
tions
and
sewage
afea
as
and
Cutler
north
55,000
share.
working capital,
and
In
received
be
used
for
to
from
for
that
addition,
distribution
water
of .Cutler
of
area
Dade
service
Ridge.—V.
is
County,
13
months
Organized
provided
188,
Ford
Motor
;i 'Forecasting
business.
on
D.
better
Mills,
year"
schedules
introduced
in
Vice-President,
Mercury-Edsel-Lincoln
overtime
be
(Mich.)—Outlook for
"much
a
Ben
company's
will
Co.
to
fill
1959
said
assembly
dealer
1959
for
and
Fla.,-,
in an
facilities
orders
for
that
drill
which
determined by the ability of
assembly operations this month.
IVfr. Mills said the company's M-E-L Division, of which he is General
Manager, was still feeling the effects of parts
shortages resulting from
work stoppages
during the recent labor negotiations.
~
Mills
told
favorable
dealers
the
to
response
overtime
the
new
decision
cars,
well
as
reached
was
as
as
general
spirit
at. Los
a
.
.
of
the
Foremost Dairies, Inc—Pools
Dry Milk Patents—
product.
•
.
i.Carnation
their
'
-The
dry
milk
$300,000,000
—--which
place
not
the
produces
milk
annually.
has
when
'S.
(
industry
whole
a
It
yet
is
anticipated
been
patents
1,600
converted
made
are
milliort"pounds
sales
over
with
year,
running
that
to
much
instant
available."
of
in
to
corporation
these
patents
fact
and
that
South
whole
will
for
this
and
nonfat
many
companies will
time. Equally
important,
the
first
of
people
millions
America
will
in
have
such
areas'
available
for
the
first
have
he
•
Neaman
bourne
Wight
made
was
M.
Chairman
Neaman,
succeeds
Will
months
will
ended
of
the
Board,
to
U.
S.
serve
as
to
that
net
1958,
be
share.
This
1957
$9,686,342,
per
of
of
with
compares
^
Of—
-
This
for
to-,
,1954,,t
p.
;
•
in
Los
Pearson
Williams,
when
filed
it
of
Oct.
on
Hanna
of The
with
17
Coal
price
the
M.
A.
&
Ore
will -not
Corp.
be
to
Coal
&
the
the
Orp
from
late
Ore
&
Hanna
Mining
additional
the
the
184,900
•
*
Hanna
his
the
in
first
183,. p.
Sept. 30,'58
in
were
the
be
final
made
stages,
and
shortly.—V.
Total
net
Shares
assets
1271.
p.
split
be
its
Corp.
'
■
>'
188,
p.
851.
Co.,
plans
Gardner-Denver Co.—Proposed
Plans
for
combining
Mayhew
of
Hanna
the
each
AH
-
■'
change
be
will
to
of.
its
»>. -
the
Denver
and
Mayhew
H.
W.
Mayhew,
Machine
is
Sr., Chairman of
largest producer of
the
the
to
Board
of
zation
that
markets
Gardner-Denver
•
.
•
*
above
and
Hanna
Mining
Since
the
gas
Gas
Co.
any branch in,
The debentures
Commission—-
v •
;
to
with
Mining is
the
to
itself
shares
it
as
the
be
of
the
shareholder
a
in
in
the
above,
shareholders
181,606
the
of
shares
parent
of
Hanna
the
at
Mining
The
be
of
rate
share for
to
all
of
The
and
the
of
bank
Hanna
net
proceeds
incurred
of
in
the
stock
in
sale
with
of
its
Bank
is
mining,
these
be
the
stock
the
of
to
Profit
price
finalized
and
plans
area,
Juan, Puerto Rico.
unit
of
(
the
near
Net
profit
Current
Fixed
after
term
Capital
—V.
'
$20,247
45,323
124,030
Hertz
Hertz
"
and
80,200 '
earnings_l____f
261,806
206 680
*
airport
The
approach
company
partment
airport
of
to
lighting
said
the
Commerce,
modernization
aircraft at 71
Co.—Lighting Systems
contract
selected
supply
power
has
systems
Civil
has
Aeronautics
ordered
program
been
to
the
awarded
equipment
this
Administration,
equipment
increase
Contract—
control
and
safety
given
for
Hawaiian
E'lectric's
current
each
21.
the
Honolulu
right
shares
10
The
offering
market
Earlier this month the company realized $3,386,250 from
175,000 shares of series G preferred.—V. 188, p. 1519;.
for
for
its
for
company.
U.
8.
•
Corp.—Expands Rent A Car Operations—
Rent
A
Car
leasing services
System
has
Common
Stock
Fund,
its car and truck, rental
in Nebraska to five more cities, it was announced
established in Grand Island, Hastings, Kearney, Lincoln, North Platte,
Omaha, and Scottsbluff.
"Expansion of Hertz operations in Nebraska,"
Mr. ,Steaem
said,
"will coincide with the inauguration of
daily Frontier Airline service
to'
those
first
to
be
Hilton
San
and
Juan's
largest
in
the
Group
and
Assets—
Securities
tourist
Motor
major'
in the
hotels
Condado
section.
have
200 rooms with
bath, a coifee shop, cocktail
pool, specialty shops, a deluxe rooftop restaurant
Architects for the project are Curtis and D wis of
also designed the new HCA hotel
Orleans,
which
is
under
construction.
the unit is planned for mid-1959.
in
New
Orleans.1
ut-.
Sheraton
"
Corp.
'
'
'
of America
below.—V.
188,
1045.
p.
;
>
^
.
Humble Oil & Refining Co.—98% Controlled—
See
Standard
Oil
Park
Co.
(New
Jersey),
Cooperative
below.—V.
Society,
188,
Inc.,
546.
p.
Chicago, 111.—
"family"
r
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation
SEC. covering
share)
per
in
Oct.
on
8,000
and
of
filed
13
shares of
$30,000
denominations
5%;
5
at
years
involved.
letter
a
each
and
to
stock
common
certificates
$25
of
The
4Mi%;
proceeds
and
3
a
at
years
be
to
are
notification
be
offered
indebtedness
have
to
of
3%.
for
used
at
to
maturity
with
($10
pa r
bo
of
10
tho
at
tinderwrit'rig
.No
working
,
offered
years
capital.— V.
is••
186.1
1955.
Intermountain Petroleum, Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah—
Listing Suspension Lifted by SEC—
The
the
SEC
Oct.
on
17
the
announced
from
temporary suspension of
listing and registration
tive
at
the
Issuance
the
of
order
terminating
this corporation
Exchange, effec¬
session on Monday, Oct. 20, 195U.
the SEC on Aug. 11, 1953, after
Salt
an
stock
common
the
on
opening of the trading
The
suspension was ordered by
hearing, because of the failure of
Lake
of
Stock
the
corporation to make
timely
with ihe SEC as required by
reports
of
of current
(monthly)
Securities Exchange
Act
as
well as the inclusion
in
misleading
and the omission of : vuerial
was given
an
opportunity to file corrected ro-.,
ports within 60 days (later extended to Oct. 18), failing which the
SEC would order the permanent withdrawal of its stock from'listing
and registration on the Exchange.
Today's action of the SEC in lifting the suspension followed the
such
reports
facts.
The
filing
1934,
statements
of
company
of amended reports
disclosures
challenged
by
by
the company correcting the ir "crma'donal
SEC.
The
over-due
reports
related
the
The false and misleading information concerned, among ether
'lings,
the availability of exemptions from registration for these sbrr53,
the,recipients of the shares, and the value of mining and oil claims.
—V.
188, p.
1614.
'
International
;
five
time.—V.
cities
183,
where
p.
Hertz
will
services
be
available
for
the
Income
1958—Month—1957
Net
Buckeye Corp.-above.—V.
167,
p.
on
Hidden Splendor Mining
Atlas
Corp.
above.—V.
187,
—V.
v
166,301
*101,382
*121,808
1133,385
894,101
133,389
140,312
310,875
$ 711,213
p.
from
railway
Istel Fund, Inc.—Net
188,
•
assets
value
p.
VDeficit.
§Net
income.
Assets Increased—
•
net
asset
operations.
950.
As of—
Total
*1,693,924
Sept. 20,'58
Dec. 31,'57
$13,571,971
•
$6,877,926
:
share—
per
$32.35
$25.76
1045.
Sale—
1044.
Co.—Proposed Merger—
45.
146,564
revenue
138,
$10,914,207 $12,657,841
1:113,046
deficit
•Net
1958—9 Mcs;—1957
$1,032,085
for
charges
Jack & Heintz, Inc.—Offers to
corporation
common
p.
$955,984
-
available
fixed
Net
1613.
Ilettrick Manufacturing Co.—To Vote
See
Rys. of Central America—Earnings-
Period End. Sept. 30—
—V.
See
Fund
Hotel
Sells Cleveland Hotelsee
•
This
The
corpora¬
Motor
have 50 Charterhouse
will be located rn a
of
operations
expanded
De¬
airports.—V. 188, p. 1612.
Group Securities Inc.—Common Stock
■'
this
■
to
garage,
Orleans who
Royal
nationwide
passengers
for
swimming
Railway oper. revenues
Net deficit from ralway
Oct. 21 by Joseph J. Stedem, Executive Vice-President.
Effective immediately, Hertz service is available in Alliance, Chadren,
Valentine, Ainsworth and Norfolk.
Company operations are already
"
$1,000,000
be
Nov.
on
1542.
General Electric
will
stock
is
..
36,324
1
A
15
offering of 192,338 shares of class A common stock
$1). by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
was heavily oversubscribed.
For details, see V.
188, p. 1613.
•
-
238,853
133,312
retained
Oct.
common
warrants
which
$27,420
287,433
;
debt_'_"—
p.
under
par
the
18,247
(net)
and
187,
record
$20
Ilelene Curtis Industries, Inc. — Books Closed—Sub¬
scription books have been closed on the recent second¬
45,667
Current liabilities
Long
$7
of
of
exercise
12.
(par
10,476
taxes-
about
to
ary
30,724
tax
assets
assets
is
share
one
date
Dec.
The announcement wis.made
years,
Caribe
considered
will
plan
three
the
set a price of $42.50 a share on an 84,700rShare
to help finance an $11,000,000 expansion program.
set
Charterhouse
a
.
IICA's
within
filings
Co., Ltd.—Prices Offering—
Commerce.
primarily to the issuance of blocs of stock In exchange for properties.
$221,307
taxes
income
Fqderal
~
..
stockholders
to
Closing
the sale of
1957
$447,253
before
subscribe
quotation.
Up—Earnings Off—
1958
directors, have
common
held.
Mayhew
sales
Co.—Offering
offering of
offering .($3,599,750)
The
manufacturer
General Devices, Inc.—Sales
Ilauserman
Hawaiian Electric
and
Six Months Ended June 30—
F.)
recent
The
companies.
This combination, expected to be
effective about Dec. 1, comes on
the
eve
of
Gardner-Denver's
100th
anniversary
in
1959.—V. T88,
p.
1612.
Net
residuary beneficiary of the estate of Leonard C. Hanna.
.
products.
leading
a
construction
as
of
common' stock to
part
a
Opening
to
will
the., amount
connection
Canadian
unit,
operation
Hyde
indebtedness,
Mining
the
Caribbean
■
in
lounge,
shares held.
3.45
of
reduction
which
each
•
unit,
new
exchange
of the parent's stock held.
The remaining 131,432
offered to the minority shareholders of Hanna Mining
one
by 'i
owned
by Roger
P. SonnabencU Vice-President
of
the
General ^Manager of
its
Hotel Division,
operators
and A'ule ^Corporation of Worcester, Mass., mortgage
what is
share
one
Is
23
highway
re¬
are
of
been
the
San
and
heart
other shareholders of the parent and the minority
Mining in proportion to their respective inter¬
Mining. "
\
'
of
Holly
'
have
Oct.
on
the new
•
being
located
Hotels
of 184,900
stock
which
are
by
.
convertible into class A
bankers.
company
holder
additional
of
acquired
1433.
unit
corporation
Its
by
plants
Corp. of America—Puerto Rican Unit—
first
jointly
-
Canada
are
188, p.
Hotel
;
Cleveland, Ohio—Registers With
Hanna
of
.
from"
Arrangements
Mayhew.
The
.-
Oil Co., Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
1958".—V.
belowk
Co.
Oversubscribed—
165,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) by an underwriting group headed by Blyth &
Co., Inc., and McDonald & Co., was quickly oversub¬
scribed and the books closed.
For details, see V. 188,
p. 1613.
v ;
of
equipment for the
manufacturing industries.
proposed acquisitions, involving "in excess of
$5,000,000" will
effected by an exchange of
Gardner-Denver common stock for all
petroleum,
;
corporation has called for redemption, on Dec. 15, next, 'tfti'&ughi
operation of the sinking fund,. $469,500
of its
5%%
secured
con¬
vertible debentures due Dec. 15, 1971 at 100%.
Payment will be made'
A.
substantially
stock
(E.
seismograph and geo¬
physical drilling equipment for the oil
industry, and manufactures
light oil well drilling rigs and rotary
drilling equipment for the con¬
struction and mining industries.
Mayhew Supply is the sales organi¬
^
Stock,
-The
date
749.
p.
half
Income
to
name
shares
16
are
or
The
and
Mayhew
Supply Co., Inc., both of Dallas, Tex., with Gardner-Denver
Co., were
announced jointly on Oct. 23
by G. V. Leece, President of Gardner-
.'
^
in¬
p.
Inc.,
card¬
world.
Holly's share of the plants has been pledged td
secure payment of the
outstanding bank loans and the notes.
Holly Corp- presently has 4,391,287 shares of common stock out¬
standing of 8,000,000 shares authorized.. Holly Corps
principally de-;
velops oil and gas properties and mining.—V.. 186, p. 2757.
Hanna
basis
applied
such
90,593
Co.,
the
;
Natural
Paso
Net
stock
prior. to
-<
188,
other
El
'
recent purchase of
184,900 shares .of common stock of The M. A.
Hanna Co.
These shares were purchased from the Hanna
Fund, ft
charitable foundation established by the late Leonard C. Hanna. and
from The Cleveland Museum of Art, which received
its holdings of
Merger—
Machinery
credit
the
among ,the
at the rate of
$13.37
Hilton
:
$6,000,000.
Home
to
subscription
M.
,
.
all-;
an
is
,
is
it
recently
on
The
$21,000,000,
$17.00
;
.
of
Mr.
around
'~
:
.
.
i
•
to
it
'
parent's stock,
otherwise be allocated
shares
be
96,240
Net asset value per share
—V.
according ta
of common
on
Oct.
22
announced
the acquisition by
a
sub¬
undivided half interest In two West Texas gas*
processing;-
an
for
The
of. common
stock .4-for-l
■'»
the
offered
for
,
334,501,287
25,017,809
.
Hilton"
the
of
subsidiary,
.
prior
shares
indebtedness
shares
below.—V.
Exchange
shares).
of
in
On
nine
26,900,447
shareholders
of
formation
wholly-owned
.
,
.
$
457,380,970
outstanding
Number
-i*
Unit—
the
announced
announcement
1271.
p.
.
$
that " an
188,
Holly placed privately with the same unidentifiedl •
interests
with
which
the
acquisition
deal
was
concluded,
1,000,000 shaves of its own stock at $1 per share.
' •
i-According to S." B. Harris, Ji\," President, the sellers of the gas
processing plant interest have a five-year option (q convert $750,000.
of the notes Into 600,000 shares of
Holly common stock at $1.25 per •
share.
He said that the board had
given to Texas Interests an option
exercisable until May 15, 1959, to
buy an additional 1,000,000 shares
of Holly stock at $1.50
per share.
•
'
ihe
.
Dec. 31.'57
.
,
Texas
New
ests
1395.
demonstration
Of the amount $750,000 is
payable in cash and the balance in 15-year
notes.
The assumption of certain bank debt is included.
the same time
estate.
announced
•
and
than
allocated
Freepoi't for the
$3,099,577, equivalent
and
/■At
Fund, a charitable foundation
Hanna, and from the Cleveland
C.
of
Co.
Ore
&
Mining
company
would
of
earnings
Coal
749. '
p.
shareholders
'
test
*
•
3,090,590
'
for
used
Rotorcycles
corporation
plants
shareholders
Hanna Co.) and by the shareholders of its
parent, The M- A. .Hanna Co. The record date and subscription price
are
to be supplied by amendment.
No underwriting is involved.
The parent owns
approximately 59.4% of the. 1,118.080 outstanding
shares of Hanna
Mining stock and has requested that its proportionate
share of the latter's stock
offering be offered directly to holders of
its own outstanding class A and class B
common
stock
(aggregating
Hay
be
the
•
133,
•The
Hanna
Leonard
also
of
reduce, bank
of
beneficiary
a
sale
to
purchase
Co.
the
Coal
188,
(other
Chief
that
a
sidiary of
and
which
determined
Oct. 17 filed a registration
statement'
SEC
covering) 313,038 "shares
of
itsweorhmon stock. 'The
proposes
to offer
theses share
for
Great
to
and
added
Corp.—Buys Gas Properties—Places Its
Privately—
Hanna
Securities
«
from
Mining Co. and
proposed offering.
This
who
John
would
Holly
Corp.—Financing—Change in Name
majority-owned subsidiary
_
E.
European
others
Hilton, President. * A total of 500,000 shares
$10 par value will be issued.
-The
Hilton Credit company will handle the
operation
purpose credit card planned by the parent
corporation,
stated.
Hilton
Hotels, presently has almost
one
million
holders utilizing the services of the 33 Hilton
.
in
Securities
Lang-
five
.
by
company
186,.
to
quantity of Rotorcyclest
military vehicles.
Some
military and civilian agencies
the
Hotels
may
with
exercise of
upon
sold
with
N.
stock at
,
shares,
common
issuance
Marine
."additional"
an
corporation, on Oct. 16,
Corp., which will be a
Conrad
tion's
Broadway
Ambassador
to
•
•
and
as
that
along
abroad.
pact would
Credit
under
registration - statement
becoming
effective
offering will be made about Nov. 7.
Hanna
of
also
—V.
Fundamental Investors, Inc.—Asset Value
Increased—•
As
2,426,000
reserved
the*
It
A.
the
-See
is
the
—V.
outstanding
shares
stock
the
by
East
announced.
Mr.
$3.87 per snarJ—V.
or
companies,
properties
said
be
and
and
statement
■
4
at
per
share on the 2,502,520 shares
of
common
stock out¬
standing.
Net income in the coiresponding
quarter of 1957 amounted
to $3,035,011, or $1.21 per share.
Earnings for the nine months endad
Sept. 30 were $9,032,852, or
$3.61
oil
of
S,
.
said
Hilton Hotels Corp.—Forms Credit
(M. A.) Ilanna Co.—Shareholders to Be Offered
Rights
To Subscribe for Stock of
Subsidiary—r
■
Elected—
Chairman
$1.24
months
of
>•
acquired
would
here
negotiations
instant
Committee,
1957
income
amounted
major
such
be
can
U.
"pre-,
scheduled for September
are
,
■
-
Sept. 30,
by
shares
reported
a
proceeds
Art,
of
'
has
succeeds
in
continue
which
the
will be manufactured
in Europe mfder a
license agreement.
The European firm which will
poduce the Rotorcycle was r.ot
disclosed, but Mr. Bolton said that
the
time.
also
evaluation,
The
value.
subscription
by Hanna
M.
Hanna
access
said,
filed
1330
Presidentnand
President
as
now
that
the
to
net
Ilanna
at
Executive
Freeport
this
offering.^
.See
Senior Vice-President and General Counsel,
Chairman
of
the
Executive
Committee
and
Counsel.
-
as
General
also
the
and
from
production
The.Hauna
of '
,
formerly
Wight
as
Williams
three
to
Mr.
continue
Mr.
of
well
Chairman
as
Britain.
Mr.
Williams
Executive Officer. •
Mr,
of
as
named
was
Chairman
President
as
Whitney resigned
!
22
Chairman
Williams,
.-.Mr. Wight
became Board
Oct.
on
and
has
The
established
't
A.
at
take
Far
time
were
]Freeport Sulphur Co.—New Top Officials
Charles
explored
commercial
corporation,
curred
milks.
Articles
Angeles,
«
and
owner.—-V.
"Subject
production
India, the
as
of
incorporation for Dairy Foods Inc.
Calif., and operating headquarters will be
ill Oakland, Calif.—V.
187, p. 2225.
*
*
-
,
in
engaged
the
to
,
*
that
.
constructed
purposes
.
is
be
these
for
■
that
mean
of
Issu¬
offering.
corporation
consideration
agreements
588,000
Museum
Denning, newly elected Executive Vice-President and General
IV^anager of the corporation, pointed out that the formation of the
the
the
The
L.
new
of
expected that
used
•
t>f"dry
excess
processes—will
'
the
such
,
Bolton
would
offering is to acquire funds to test
properties which are hereafter selected
by the
those
tested
announced
entitled.
and
and
shares
First deliveries
said
-
Mr.
option
former
•The
patents
Instant
nonfat
be
shareholders
•
,
Foremost have assigned to the new corporation all
for manufacture
of Instant
Nonfat, Instant Whole
Flavored Milk and related Instant milk
products. These
patents will also be made available to
companies in the United States
and Canada and to some 20
leading nations under international treaty,
thus covering most of the free world.
of
Milk,
1959.
on
Commission a registration; statement
relating to a proposed
offering of 313,038 additional shares of,common stock for
subscription,
pro rata, by its shareholders.
The M. A; Hanna Co. will offer1 to Its
This
the
SEC
Exchange
corporation and the Carnation Co., two of the nation's
leading
dairy companies,- have pooled certain of..J,heir.,
basjc^patents in the
dry milk industry and have formed a new
corporation, Dairy Foods'"
Iric., to better serve the large and
rapidly grownig worldwide market
for
be
company
This
1517.
p.
under
Hanna Coal & Ore
the iv Co.,
for
Corps for field evaluation.
the
common
Bolton, Executive Vice-President,
quantity of five would be delivered
promissory
r*
"•
orders
■
with
T.
ilminary"
rights. v l,176,000 shares are said to be held
by
the public.
1,250,000 shares are held by, or for the benefit of thei
officers and directors of the
company and. other who have, or will
in the future contribute services
to the company.
These shares were
issued in exchange for certain assets
transferred to the
tooling to bring
r
of
V;
■
.
Edward
Registers
of' this. stock
explore
additional
an
*
v.-The company spent
$138,000,000 on engineering and
out the three new
models; it-was disclosed.
Dealers already have placed
$143,000,000 worth of
new M-E-L models,
Mr. Mills revealed.—V.
188,
Ht
—
gas
Angeles,
optimism expressed by dealers in regional •
meetings
Calif., Dallas, Texas, and Washington, D. C.
-
a
outstanding
result
a
An
initial production contract for
five one-man 1,Rotorcycle"
heli¬
copters has been awarded to this
corporation by the U. S. Navy Bureau
of Aeronautics.
s
1,176,000
options
rights entitle the
September, 1957,
development of
and
to
to
The
s-The exact amount of overtime will be
supplier plants to furnish parts to the
Mr.
registration-statement
commencement
locations
and
prove
shortly.
-
of
a
of
acceptable farmout
place in operation
placed
cars,
1959
"
■
Hiller Aircraft
Corp.—Wins Navy Contract—
?
since
•
Exchange Commission—
filed
after
purpose
company
the
being
are
new
..
automobile
20
■
•-'
•
Gas Corp., Denver, Colo.
which
in
drilled
The
Good—
the
Oct.
on
4
-
20.
total assets
28.4%
oil
and
gas
properties,
and
the
According to the prospectus^ it has success¬
well, now in production in Morgan
County, Colo.,
and
has
participated in the successful drilling of an oil well in
Washakie
County, Wyoming,
and
a
second
gas
well
in
Crawford
County, Pa. It proposes to acquire farmout
drilling agreements from
major .oil companies to test drill additional
locations, but has no
1044.
p.
•'
Oct.
on
1958,
risen
production of oil and gas.
particular
'
'
588,000
1957),
exploration
addi¬
service
&
exercise
19,
fully
water
1$13.-
pl.
assets
1,
has
rights
previously
offered
original purchaser thereof
purchase one-half share of stock at
50c per share at the expiration
•
reduce
property
188,
total
the Jan.
share
1958,
upon
(Oct.
.
.provides
treatment
northwest
funds
with
per
in
since
,
Oil
corporation
22,
able
This
to
will
:
Ridge.
and
offered
per
bonds,
mortgage
for
company
collection
known
together
improvements.
BUSINESS—The
17
83%
value,
covering 1,000,000 shares of common
stock, 25c par, to
be offered for
public sale at $2 per share. No
underwriting is involved.
The registration includes an additional
of
proceeds,
$555,000
Oct.
on
(par $1)
at $7
oversubscribed.
quickly
was
'PROCEEDS—The
private
stock
common
$50,314,000
of
Asset
:•
Hamilton
Utilities Co.—Common Stock Sold—
Hough and associates
shares of
reached
advance
an
With Securities and
•
&
funds
$27,257,000,
■"
Oct.
Florida Water
of
beginning of the year.—V.
t
■
time
user.—V.
mutual
represents
figure
available
are
21
This
presented.
adaptation of F&P's Digital Demand
Recorder, which
proved, performance in demand
recording and load
an
record
a
and
is
5.
the heirs
The
announced
stockholders,
of
a
on
following
Oct.
23
Acquire Its Stock—
a
stick
the purchase
of
purchase offer
a
block
of
soock
to
its
from
deceased stockholder.
compajiy
will
spend
$1,000,000
(including
$143,325
expended
in
6
$11.87^2 per share.
In tire stock purchase offer letter, Frank
stated that the directors
believe that the
W. Clutter, Vice-President and
with set up Jan. 1, 1958.
demand for special products
such as training aids and devices, flight and impact recorders, tele¬
metering equipment and assemblies for airborne and ground missile
support equipment.
R. Kohnstamm, President,
acquisition of the stock
the light of
much either
—V.
Loew's, Inc.—Expects 45-Cent per Share this Quarter
called for redemption on Dec. 1, next, through
operation ol the sinking fund, $20,000 of its first mortgage 3:!a%
bonds series A, due Dec. 1, 1977 at 101 % plus accrued Interest. Pay¬
ment 'will be made at the United States Trust Co. of New
York, 37
Broadway, New York, N. Y.—V. 186, p. 1739.
period End. Oct. 4—
—V.
188,
$
$
$
of series
outstanding
.
fund
Net asset value per share—
Income
1
share
per
The
ment
1959
Oct,
on
company
filed
20
is
Kilroy
S.
general
the
Kilroy,
A.
and E.
partner
the
is
limited partner of W. S. Kilroy 1959 Co.
Kilroy Drilling & Pro¬
duction Co. and Kilroy Drilling Co. will drill wells for the Kilroy
sole
Co.
1959
on
is
the
Kilroys;
by the two
Drilling Co.
second
split
three-'or-one
at
mendation
The
Oct.
on
a
17,
of
special meeting Dec. 10,
proposed
articles
amended
authorized common shares of the
Holaer3
of
to
at
this
shares of
common
vote
meeting.
special
on
,If
the
Nov.
will
the
increase
5,000,000 to 18,000,000.
will be
1958,
3,
amendment
is
entitled
approved,
the
stock
split will become effective on or about Dec. 22, 1968, Joseph B.
Hall, President, said.
Certificates representing the additional shares
will be mailed shortly thereafter.
Hall pointed
Mr.
pits,
melts
furnace
100
nine
program,
tons
massive
Lukens'
$3.77 :per share on the same number of shares and $3.97 per share
the 3,886,997 shares outstanding on Oct. 5, 1957.
Sales for the 40 weeks ended Oct. 4 totaled $1,344,420,927, an in¬
on
$82,651,001
a
3%
the
over
period
same
four-week
increase
in
1957.
period ended Oct.
4,
sales of $132,428,983 for
over
1958, were $136,the same period
operation during the tenth period totaled 1,428,
compared with 1,429 stores in operation during the 1957 tenth period.—
V. 188, p. 1272.
' •
<
net
consolidated
profit
this
of
for
company
quarter
third
the
30, 1958, after taxes, amounted to $175,222—43c per share,
with
compared
$207,856—51c
shave,
per
period last
for the same
year.
this year, the net
months
the nin-j
For
profit totals $412,320—$1.01
compared with $650,793—$1.60 per share
quarter Just ended was the best this year.
share,
per
as
third
last
has
Shares outstanding
Net
asset
—V.
value
188, p.
9,858,918
$26,26
It was
Glass
on
Fibers
the
of
basis
shares of L.O.F.
Glass
Glass
a
will
for
a
share
one
Co.—Proposed Merger—
21
Oct.
Co.
by Johns-Manville Corp.
on
$20.76
894.
announced
L.O.F.
that
short-
or
Manufacturers Light
& Ileat
Co.—Proposed Property
Transfer—
Johns-Manville
common
stock
Gas
System,
above.—V.
Inc.
188,
Fibers
common stock.
Libbey-Owens-Ford owns
glass fibers company.
and earnings were reported by LibbeyOwens-Ford Glass Co. in the third quarter when August and September
recorded
the
impact of greater building construction
and
effective
use of larger safety plate
glass areas in most 1959 motor cars.
a
controlling interest
Substantial
The
and
the
gains
statement to
G.
P.
in
in
to
share,
the
issued by John D.
Biggers, Chairman,
the net earnings for
MacNichol, Jr., President, reported
months of 1958, after provision for
as
compared
period
same
glass
present
with
abnormal
conditions
strike, were $11,091,809, equal to $2.12 a
$18,206,434, equal to $3.49 a share, for the
last year.
Third quarter earnings for LOF this
year were 98 cents
a
share
compared with 72 cents a share reported for the first quarter and 42
cents
a
share
in
the
Development of
i
a
second
nsw
quarter.
shaded
window for automobiles providing
a
similar effect to the shaded windshields introduced in
1951, was
reported. The shading,* to reduce glare and solar heat entering the
car,
increases the comfort of passengers. It is
option
jn General
Motors
new
rear
model
cars.—V.
being offered
187, p. 1895.
as
The
proceeds from the
short-term bank loans for
Ling.—V.
Lisbon Uranium
Atlas
Kartridge-Pak
Kartridg-Pak, announced on Oct. 22.
Knrtridg-Pak is a wholly-owned subsidiary
the
75-year old
processing
leases
Its
Corp.
private
186,
p.
and
will
general
be
used
corporate
to
retire
purposes,
750.
the
two
186,
p.
—
46.
Sales
and
offices
The two
Special Devices
yearly sales of special products totaling over $4,000,000 have
by the Special Products Department of Lockheed Air¬
reported
of
use
,
With
Oct.
on
16
filed
with
statement
registration
a
the
$30,000,000 of first mortgage pipeline bonds, due 1978,
for public sale through an underwriting group headed
offered
by Dillon, Read & Co, Inc. and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. The interest
rate, public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
amendment.
proceeds of this financing will be applied to the reduction of
company's bank loans, now amounting to $51,500,000, representing
indebtedness
incurred
for
the
purpose
of temporarily
financing a
by
Net
the
with
tha
after
the cost of property additions in connection
expansion program.—V. 188, p. 1615.
of
portion
the
for
income
Net
months
nine
ended
30,
Sept.
all
1958,
including provision for income taxes, amounted to $7,641,707
per share compared with $11,313,843 or $4.03 per share for
nine months ended Sept. 30, 1957
(based on 2,809,385 shaves
charges,
$2.72
or
the
income
the
for
months
nine
ended Sept.
at
dairy,
meat,
of Oscar Mayer & Co.,
It produces a line of meat and
packaging equipment
and
sells
or
and other food industry processors.
maintains
it
sales
involved the assets
including machinery, equipment, inventories,
terms of the purchase the Mojonnier plant
Fullerton Ave., Franklin Park, will be retained.
9151
Mojonnier companies
North American Car
Division, of Kartridg-Pak Machine Co.
Kartridg-Pak Machine Co. was organized by Oscar Mayer in
and manufacture unique sausage processing, equipment.
Its first product, a machine that encircled wieners with a continuous
paper band bearing the Oscar Mayer
trademark, closely resembled a
to design
of
machine
177,
cartridges
1050.
gun
p.
the
gave
an
Chemical
1521.
p.
Exchange
subsidiary
its
company
Co. of Illinois—.Sells Portfolio
Of Chicago Office—
Talcott, Inc. below.—V.
176,
1675.
p.
directors
The
of
With Securities and Exchange
Files
—
Commission—
one
share
new
expire
for
Dec.
on
each
15,
five
1958.
shares
held
at
$1.40
Unsubscribed shares
share. Rights
per
be
may
offered
to
persons
selected by the board of directors.
No under¬
is involved. The proceeds are to be used to reduce the com¬
pany's bank loan; to increase working capital and for general corporate
purposes.—V. 174, p. 2548.
one
more
or
writing
stock
to
Heller,
Sr.,
has
1950
since
Chairman
been
and
pany in an advisory capacity.
Roland N. Ewens has been
Officer.
has
He
Vice-President
been
since
will
since
becomes
1950.
Chairman.
actively
Corp.—Trustee, etc.—
Bank
and
Arthur
with
the
had
Chief
15,
1983;
amendment to the
an
certificate
amended, to provide for an
presently authorized common
5,000,000 shares and thereafter the issuance
one
additional share for each three
shares
of
3,279,768 to
shareholders of
and
outstanding
shares
(4
as
the
of
so
that the presently outstanding
(par $7.50) would become 3,481,040
par value.
In order to effect
simultaneous restatement of the capital
for
3)
2,610,780 shares of common stock
of
shares
stock
common
change,
there
will
of
be
the
a
same
the transfer from the "Premium on Common Stock and Earned
Surplus Accounts" to its "Common Stock Capital Account" of an
aggregate of $6,526,950 being the aggregate amount of the par value
of additional shares of common stock to be issued by reason of the
stock split.
' ' ' "T''
It is expected that the matter of amending the certificate of incor¬
poration of the company to effect the proposed stock split will be
submitted for consideration at the annual meeting of stockholders to
be held on Dec. 2, 1358.—V. 187, p. 990.
Oliver Corp.—Sells Waukesha Motor Stock—
The
corporation
stock
common
has
to
sold
Dyson
78,400
Corp.
shares
of
New
of
York
Waukesha
Motor
Oliver
City.
Co,
officials
13%
refused to disclose the price. The stock involved represents nearly
of the outstanding shares of Waukesha.—V. 184, p. 626.
Outboard Marine Corp.—Purchases Stock of Manufac¬
turer of Garden Tractors and Power
This
corporation
has
purchased
about
Equipment—
95%
the
of
common
stock
Midland
The
Co., South Milwaukee, Wis., manufacturer of garden
tillers, snow plows, sprayers and allied attachments
and equipment, it was announced on Oct. 19.
Outboard Marine acquired The Midland stock at a cost of about
of
tractors,
roto
mostly from
$105,000
its
owner-managers
OMC has made
business.
tenders for the
stock.
■
will
operate
as
a
.
who
from
retiring
are
the
remainder of the outstanding
'
{
subsidiary,
r
according
OMC
to
•
President
Joseph G. Rayniak.
The Midland line will integrate well with the
present OMC lines of Lawn-Boy rotary power mowers and Pioneer
chain
saws
in the lawn,
garden and
small farm equipment field.
Midland sells under its own name and has been a supplier to Mont¬
Ward
Midland
line
188,
Palma
& Co.
Marine
Outboard
the
presently plans no changes In the marketing of
which is now sold through factory franchised deal¬
952.
p.
Ceia Presbyterian
Redeem Mortgage Bonds—
Trust
been
have
There
first
outstanding
Co.,
called
Louis,
St.
for
mortgage
interest.
plus accrued
Church
(Tampa,
Fla.)—To
.
redemption
serial
bonds
will be
Payment
on
Nov.
dated
1,
May
made at
1958, all of the
1954 at 100%
1,
the St.
Louis Union
Mo.
Petroleum, Inc.
—
issue of Oct. 20
our
William
R._ Staats
common
com¬
Executive
Snapper Executive
187, p. 575.
President.—V.
has
and
Co.—Plans Stock Split—
approved
corporation,
number
made in
He
-
.
Chairman
21
the
shares of
Honorary
continue
named
President
1950,
elected
Oct.
of
from
the
Pauley
Milprint, Inc.—New Chairman and President—
William
the
increaso in
ers.—V.
The company on Oct. 6 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 159,395 shares of common stock (par 25 cents) to be offered
for subscription by stockholders of record Oct. 15, 1958 on the basis
will
on
incorporation
gomery
Merchants Petroleum Co., Los Angeles, Calif,
of
A
—
.
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Midland
James
$10.-
been appointed by this
registrar for its 6% sub¬
sole registrar of the
common
stock, and depositary for a certificate repesenting common
stock deposited with the Chemical Corn Exchange Bank.
Such stock
will
be
held
by the Chemical
in
trust for the
beneficial owners
thereof, which owners will be registered owners from time to time of
the 6%
subordinated income debentures due Aug. 15, 1983.—V. 188,
Corn
as -trustee,
paying agent
income debentures due Aug.
ordinated
voting
Merchants Acceptance
See
was
188, p. 352.
Corp.—Special Distribution
North Carolina Natural Gas
The
to be consolidated into the Mojon¬
are
The
name.—V.
1958
30,
special distribution of 6,950 shares of common stock (par
$10) was made on the Midwest Stock Exchange on Oct.
15 by Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., Chicago, 111., at $42.75
per share, with a dealer's concession of $1 per share.
—V. 188, p. 952.
,
Under the
nier Associates
and
Co.
Stock Sold—Mention was
of the public offering by
and associates of 500,000
stock (par $1) at $12.50 per share. The
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed. Fur¬
ther details follow:
BUSINESS—The business of the company as conducted by its prede¬
The
Federal
construct
and
$3,655,400,
to
Power
has
authorized
this
tion,
corporation
to
operate pipeline facilities, at an estimated cost of about
enable it to purchase and transport natural gas from
Louisiana
Mississippi
Commission
Gas
Co.
and
FPC
to
River
Fuel
transmission
line;
and
also
a
authorized
up
to
of
each
year
188,
p.
Arkansas
through
period ending April
1615.
April
16,
Louisiana
meter station,
35,700,000
sissippi River Fuel.
—V.
and
compressor
s«ll
Arkansas
cubic
at
of
will
a
construct
cost
natural
sell
the
of
about
daily
gas
a
1,320-
$331,800,
to
Mis¬
from Oct. 15
for a five-year
gas
of the succeeding year
and smaller volumes until
16
1963,
feet
Louisiana
to
May
1,
1963.
as
proposed to be conducted by the company in the acquisi¬
and development of oil and gas properties and the
For several years Edwin W. Pauley,
exploration
production and sale of oil and gas.
(the
have carried on programs of exploration and develop¬
California, Alabama, Texas and the Republic of Mexico and
to a lesser extent in Louisiana.
The predecessors have also carried on
exploration programs in New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and
the Kingdom of Jordan.
The term "company," as used in this section
"business" but not elsewhere, includes Pauley Petroleum Inc. and the
Pauley Pan American Petroleum Co., and Mexoiina S. A. de C. V.
"predecessors''^
ment
will construct approximately 36.8 miles of
line
loops; about 3.8 miles of 10-inch lateral
1,320-horsepower compressor station at Minden,
Webster Parish,
La.
The natural gas, purchased at Arkansas Louiiana's Ruston
gasoline plant in Lincoln Parish, La., will be used to
supply existing demands of Mississippi River Fuel's present customers.
26-inch
and
cessors
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.—Plans Expansion—
The
of
company
covering
be
companies
patents.
horsepower
Half
to
and
is
located in Davenport,
Iowa,
and
offices in Chicago and Madison, Wis.
Mr.
Mayor said that the Mojonnier purchase
supply
Corp.—Proposed Merger
above.—V.
The
SEC
processor.
machines
plant
Arkansas
placement
expansion
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
Exceed $4,000,000 Mark—
been
sausage
units
its
been
Sept. 1, 1970, James J. Ling, Chairman, announced on
Oct. 22. White, Weld & Co. and William R. Staats & Co.
arranged the financing.
See
manufacturers,
an
Ling .Electronics, Inc.—Debentures Sold Privately—
This corporation has
acquired $2,200,000 in capital
through placement with institutional and private in¬
vestors of 5Vz% subordinated convertible debentures due
according to Mr.
machines,
and
the Mojonnier-Dawson Co.,
dairy equipment
both of Franklin Park, 111., have been purchased by
Machine
Co.,
Harold M.
Mayer,
President
of
filling
the
the
first nine
due
Mayer & Co.—Subsidiary Expands—
(Oscar)
sales
shareholders
is geared to cash generated
credit.—V. 188, p. 1520.
.
program
judicious
by
1156.
p.
Mojonnier Associates, Inc., manufacturers and distributors of aerosol
2'/a
for
,
of any kind
internally and
Securities and Exchange Commission—
this
Columbia
See
belt
special meeting of shareholders
be called soon to act upon a proposal
merger with the glass fibers subsidiary
of
be about $11,500,000
$13,200,000 net after
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America—Registers
issued
1945
Libbey-Owens-Ford
of
9,253,712
Share
per
current
continued
corporation
to pay off
no
and
Sept. 30, *58
Dec. 31, '57
$258,862,000 $192,074,605
assets
net
the
year.
has liquidated its loan of $400,000 which it bor¬
the outstanding debentures.
The corporation now
long-term indebtedness.
The corporation is presently considering the advisability of a yearend stock dividend which wijh>be put before the hoard of directors
for action at a.meeting to be held on Nov. 20.—V. 187, p. 1896.
The
rowed
of
Corp.—Reports Record Net Assets—
As of—
Total
from
down
corporation
food
last year.
%
Number of stores in
Lehman
will
expenditures
and capital
minority interest,
July.
Macfadden Publications Inc.—Earns. Off—Loan Paid—
period of 1957 and represents an increase of 4%. Net income
is after provision for Federal income taxes of $17,184,798.
Net income was equal to $3.93 each on the 4,099,148 outstanding
shares. This compares with net income for the like period last year of
of
the
and
rolling mill and added
early in the Spring
of
completion
the same
Sales for the tenth
share,
per
after
minority in the year Just ended, he stated.
Mr. Murphy said the corporation has no specific plans
115,730 which includes net capital gains of $2,641,749.—V.
out that the purpose of the stock split is to bring
price of Kroger shares within the reach of more investors, thus
encouraging wider ownership.
The company also reported net income of $16,129,054 for the first
40 weeks of 1958, ended Oct. 4.
This compares with $15,450,785 for
426,358,
4
major
completed last
was
140-inch
new
a
the
crease
$4.27
Gross
Co.—Ingot Capacity Increased—
three
of
The remaining major phase,
soaking pits, is scheduled
1959.
These will expand
plate-rolling capacity by 40%.—V. 188, p. 247.
soaking
for
The
incorporation
of
recom¬
1958.
company from
record
the
by
of the current
estimated at approxi¬
are
Newmont Mining Corp.—Reports Lower Net—
930,000 t.ons annually.
The
heating cycle.
major phase of the expansion
first
The
as
Split—Sales Show Gain—
of the common shares was proposed
Shareholders will vote on the board's
corporation
meeting of the New York Society of Security Analysts.
Such earnings would be about equal to the net income of $2,758,576, ;
or
$1.17 per share, reported for the fiscal year ended May 31, 1958,
Mr. Murphy said.
.
'
Cash flow in the current year should be around $10,500,000, or about .
for
750,000 to
steel in each
from
The
Krogrer Co.—Plans Stock
called
Steel
ended Sept.
directors
this
of
Missouri
phases
of
the
company's
current
$33,000,000 expansion program neared completion at Ccatesville, Pa.
as
the company began charging and pouring heats in its new electric
steel-making furnace.
Once in commercial production and integrated with other facilities,
the new furnace will increase Lukens' rated ingot capacity by 24%,
All of the stock of the Production Co.
and they are also the general partners
contract basis.
a
owned
of
A
next
*
With
Jr.,
earnings
year,
outstanding).
statement with the
the company's
is to be made
the acquisition and
registration
a
units.
$25,000
W.
full
its
been
have
Lukens
The
The funds will be used for
exploration of undeveloped oil and gas properties.
in
the
at
redemption on Nov. 1, next, $20,000 of
first
mortgage serial bonds due Nov. 1, 1959 at 100%
plus accrued
interest. Payment will be made at the Mercantile Trust Co., St. Louis,
Missouri.—V. 143, p. 1404.
covering $3,750,000 of participating interests in
oil and gas exploration program.
This offering
SEC
plan would be presented to the Loew's board
meeting this coming Oct. 29.
The Federal
has set August of 1959 as the date by which ultimate divorce¬
must be completed.—V. 188, p. 1272.
There
—V. 188, p. 1156.
(W. S.) Kilroy 1959 Co., Houston, Tex.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
had com¬
a plan to divide the
required by Federal Court order.
as
<
Barring any unforseen developments over the balance
fiscal
to
preparation of
,t
?
mately $2,900,000, equal to $1.18 per share, for the 12 months ending
May 31, 1959, C. H. Murphy, Jr., President, said on Oct. 20 at a
—Partial Redemption—
$51,592,337 $45,730,920
0,037,927
5,570,269
23,330
22,965
$8.54
$8.21
$0,48
$0.43
K-l_
shareholders of series K-l
No.
the
on
47.
Murphy Corp.—Expect Slight Rise in Earnings—
company's
1557
1958
31—
assets
net
shares
K-l
work
of
that
said
directors
Court
-
Up—
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Net Assets
Total
before the new administration."
Loretto Literary & Benevolent Institution of
As of Aug.
Vogel
Mr,
current
months
lie
of
950.
p.
than
more
Analysts,
DIVISION OF LOEW'S—Mr. Vogel stated that management
been
has
in
See Atlas Corp. above.—V. 187, p.
that
assets and liabilities of Loew's Inc.,
President of Unit
elected President and Managing Director
of S. C. Johnson & Son, Ltd., Brantforcl, Canada, wax manufacturer.
The company is a subsidiary of Johnson's Wax in Racine, Wis.
Mr.
Croft
was
formerly Managing Director and Vice-President.—V.
188,
Croft
D.
experienced
Security
remarkably
pleted
(S. C.) Johnson & Son, Inc.—Croft
Frank
of
Society
"
pictures produced
950.
p.
has
\
net
York
rate of earnings arising from all sources—including
revitalized MGM Studios—give us sound reason to
this first 12-week period of the 1958-59 fiscal year—a
period which ends on Nov. 20—will produce a net income, after taxes
and interest, of about 45c per share.
"This will be the highest 12-week net since 1947 and may be con¬
trasted with the loss of 24c per share for the equivalent first period
of
the 1957-58 fiscal year when the company
was still distributing
33,098,908 328,788,298 314,975,123
33,269,144
•
_
New
part:
"The
the
1958—40 Wks.—1957
1958—4 Wks.—1957
'
$
Sales
in
expect
Higher-
Jewel Tea Co.—Current Sales
the company
profit
years.
Addressing
said
has
eompany
of
the
rate
greatest
10
T*e
R. Vogel, President, on Oct. 23 disclosed that the major
undertaken by
his
administration
is now
producing
the
Joseph
overhaul
Redemption—
Jacksonville Terminal Co.—Partial
P2V-7
and
Monday, October 27, 1958
...
Mountain Mesa Uranium Corp.—Proposed Merger—
to John
production are system panels for C-130, 707, DC-8, Electra, F-104
aircraft, in addition to cockpit trainers for T-33 aircraft.
188, p. 1519.
In
the near te^m future, and that the stock is to be retained in
the treasury for such uses as may arise.
The corporation reported at the same time net income of $095,000, or
75 cents a common share, on sales of $14,012,000 lor the first nine
months of 1938.
This compares with a net of $888,000, or 92 cents
a share, on sales of $18,209,000 in the corresponding
1957 period.
■* Third quarter sales totaled"$3,499,000 and net earnings were $170,000,
equal to 18 cents a share.—V. 187, p. 2491.
in
way
according
Inc.,
General Sales Manager. The department
The unit has expanded in
line with
exceed
represents a favorable investment for the company in
present volume of sales, which seems unlikely to change
Service,
craft
stock at prices not to
purchase) for the company's common
the above
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1718)
in
predecessors unless otherwise stated.
The producing properties of the company are located in the States
of California,
Alabama and Texas, in certain aieas in northeastern
along and nesr the Rio Grande River and on the Isthmus of
in southern Mexico, along the shore of the Gulf of
In addition,
the company owns a £.6%
net profits royally
Mexico
Tehuantepec,
Mexico.
interest
area
and
in
a
concession
comprising
a
half
to prospect for and develop oil and gas in an
approximately one-third of the Kingdom of Jordan,
interest
under
an
exploration permit
for
certain
areas
in
Volume
188
Colombia.
5789
Number
."The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
properties rakso^ Include
Thev*con>pany's
Liquidator,^ will. represent payment of $6,539,238 to creditors; in addi¬
tion'>10- ^dividencU payments, £ S321,924
has
been
paid
to
preferred
claimants and $7 13,(558 by way-of offsets.-^-V. 186,-p. 2314.
-
undeveloped/.lease-
^ol<£aiitere6ts~ 'in several'States and rt&hts to prosi>ed for arid/develop
s-oif. and
in addition to those1 ill
which the present producing oil and gas properties are located.
>2;The interests-OKtiie company in its oil and gas properties- include
working .interests, and royalty and overriding royalty -interests. J- ~ <- •
J.J
CAPITALIZATION
T'vv
.
in certain
fields
gas
•
-
-:V'
r.
♦Secureti-. notes payal>le_?.^_i_iii.i___.:_
"*fN0t(firpayaQle
■
Cuimv'jjfeferredYtock'---(par
Common rtock (par $1) %
fThese
$9,800,009 Y
*
$100 tewW::?
'•
This company, filed a registration statement with the SEC on Oct.
jwith-vlS5,-500 shares qt-the company's common stock
acquired pursuant to said: plans.—V. 188, p. 993.
$4,000,000
which
.
..
150.000
/."Y 112,500 "J:
- 25.000 shs.
None'
2,500,000 shs.r 1,940.002 shs.
As
16,
The
of-the
r
at
England.—V.
162,
139.
p.
•
:
-
;
mentioned
underwriters
several
{ entered
into; an -underwriting 'agreement with tlfe-cwnpany,
severally agreed to purchase the shares offered as-follows:
-
1
'-C^rrr''
"•/•
••.
..
AS -Co..-" y t1
149,000
cj
"
j?,5,009
.
t.-;
-oc
7-
' Merrill,;
'-"
■
25,600*
•
5,000
Sz^CloX^-
Turtoen
»•
:"//
v 5,000
1
*'•
s
5,000
76Shields its- C6L--.1
25,000-" "Watlirig-,'••Derchefr;SjO09e; f? Hilt ton & Co.2___1_
20,600
Burnham & Co._—4.000
Shoarsort. Jiammill & Co. > 20,000
\ Colhn, NOrtdn & Go._;_i_< v 4,000
Waiston. & Co;, lne._"20,000
'Kenneth Ellis & Co.'.:^;w: 4,0oo ,
J.-:i3artb
To.OOO ••
Jones; Cosgfqve & Miller:"
4.000
Bateman, EiOhler & Co..:_' 15,000
A.''E'. Mdsten "&
4,000 •
Crowell,'Weedon & Co._L_i
15,000
Morgan & Cd.iL.4:-w_--l
4,000
LOster, Ryons &
15.000
Stern.
Frank,
Meyer ; A:
Derripsev-Togeler
Co.:.__
10,000
F0Xw.52,.i~:
4.C0Q
Hill Richards & Co
10,000
Stone & Youngi>erg_:.
r 4.000
ij. A. Hogle'!& C0...12
_r
10.000 '
Wilscin, Johnson Ai Higginsi--,4,000
Hooker & Fay_2j_:;fl_.:__-' 10,000
'
■
'•*"
'
";; -" '
Curtis
25.000
*
Burst;--Inc.
'Wagenseller
- ;
the
sale
'
.- 1958
•
arid
the
reimburse
to
in
part, for ex¬
penditures made id for" the construction,:: Completion,:. 1 extension,
and *
-impravement of .its" facilities.
Puget Sound's construction program for
•
is estimated at
about
$32,250,000
estimated" utv approximately
-
company's
treasury,
and
expenditures for
p. 1617.
$20,000,000.—V.' 188,
1959
\
are
;
•
.
f Rapid-American Corp.—Seeks Exemption—
This
corporation has applied to the SEC Jo ran order declaring
primarily engaged h\ .a bushiess. other than that of an
company,
as
defined in the Investment Company Act;
and the Commission has given interested persons until Nov. 14, 1958,
to request a hearing thereon.
,
'
that
"
'
: J,
'
See
also V.
188,
p.
1616. '
;
J
'
'
J.
.
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Stock Subscriptions—
its stockholders
of the offer on
Oct. 20, it was announced on Oct. 21 by ESkil I. Bjbrk,
Chairman. The 6,027 unsubscribed shares were sold to
stock
>
offered
subscribed
were
by
for
this
J'
to
expiration
.
the
underwriting group for the issue, headed by Glore,
Forgan & Co. and The First Boston Corp.
'
' *
,
•
additional
"t
share
for
granted
shares
each
at
price
a
held
11
Oct.
on
.The
•
v
;.;
its' purchase
balance
will
Peoples
Gas
standing.
Bee
be
now
also
of
additional
used
will
V.
from
have
188,
p.
.Net,
time
time for
to
5,368,158
1521.
shares
' The
:
company
outstanding
•'
extended)the
City
5^
at
1
capital stock
f
The
:.J> ,k'
Chicago, 111.—V.
1692. '
187, p.
:
J
,
;
*
;
1436.
p.
:J
.
Sept. 27,'58 Sept. 28,'57
$10,893,289 $11,507,757
219,791
*35,340
J
'
/
;
J
,
J
for
on
filed
Oct.-16
150,000 sh&res
a
letter
of
of "commoii stock
notification
(par five cents)
,
Inc.—Patent Litigation Settled—
by
this* .corporation
for
corporation?; on
Oct.
2J.
closed.
special
firm
...
on
Sept. 24, 1958 approved
to 20,000,000 shares in
offering
shares
continuously.
wholly-owned
affiliate
of
the
capital
of
a
Scudder
growth
of
the
the
Fund
Stevens
has
&
Clark,
Canadian
expressed
is
continuous
in
growth
have
believes
and
economy
of
of
the
The
Fund
Fund
expressed
issuers
will
and
also
Increase
be
desire
a
deriving
The
companies
Fund
able
to
their
the
to
flexibility
accommodate
accumulate
income
concentrates
organized
; management of
industries
and
shares
from
its
Canada
Fuhd,
the
will
reflect
The
Fund
resources.*
outside
sources
investments
in
which,
in
all
.Fund
Fund
J
gains
has
to
As a
derived from the
not,
sucil
; any
since
income
its
in
continue
this
from
be
taxed
Capital
gains
-United
States
Canada
at
not
are
States
shares
tax
is
profit
a
it
the
has
followed
the
is
Canadian
the
all
its
present
at
taxes.
the
taxed
that
and
corporation,
sources,
Federal income
in
United
securities
of
policy
of
expenses), all
portfolio assets
intention
of
the
policy.
United
United States
the
the
judgment of
the
development of Canadian
disposition of portfolio securities; The
distributed to its shareholders
and
'
to
ol
organization,
gains,
or
non-resident-owned
income
■
portfolio
means
the
and
reinvesting
(after payment
of
interest, dividends and other income received from
; and
of
shareholders
by
its investments to the securities
accumulating
,
the
attrae~
purchases.
States.
.
in.
that
be available.
given, the management of the Fund
offering of new shares will result in a net
the
Fund,
which
should
contribute
to
the
^The policy of the Fund is to limit
of
investment
confidence
be
can
The
flat
in
rate
of
Canada.
which
except
he
15 rb
no
of
its
taxable
subject
far
taxable
to
elected
income.
Under
pays
under
having
the
Fund
is
not
Fund itself has so
present laws, the only
the disposition of his
conditions they will fob
upon
certain
at capital gain rather than ordinary income tax. rates—V. 188, p. 1437.
,
Sea train
Lines,
Inc.—Weller, Chief Exec. Officer— '
'Vibe
corporation on Oct. 16 announced
the
election
of
John L.
President, to the additional post of Chief Executive Officer,
effective -immediately .-"-V. 130, p. 257.
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Sheraton Corp. of America—Acquires Cleveland Hotel
This
,
U,
S.
corporation
markets
stepped up its
acquisition
with
Cleveland.
■
Oct.
17
purchased
new
-
hotel,
Hotel
will
owners
It
major
•
49th
from
to
be
Corp.- of
known
Sheraton-Cleveland,
as
take
America
the
for
management
over
'legal details are completed.
-
into
the 1,000-room Hotel
of
"
chain's
The
on
expansion
of
program
the
'
-
-
'
meeting,
authorized
of
of
management
•orderly
..
.
details,
.
Fund.
assets
•
-
For
$53,433,127, and 4,772,000 common
15, 1958 after giving effect to a
policy
Clark
Ltd.,
&
counsel
of
Oct.
on
a
increase
.
*
assets
new
assurances
.
__
books
month.
Fund's
the
Althoug'h no
hopes that a
,
,
the
JJje investment opportunities in Canada will continue to
;
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net
at
the
of
to" the
The
.
..
in
Stevens
advisor
v
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To Redeem
—
\
this
stockholders
investment
the
F. Patton, president, announced
j onOct. 22. ; Reirublic Supply, with headquarters in Oklahoma City,
,Okla„ operates, oil-ebyntry r.supply stores and pipe yards throughout
J the midcontinenfc area.
•
In .1948 Republic,.Steel sold Republic Supply, to a group headed by
,
(Nashville, Tenn.)
and
outstanding
increase
•Scudder,
»
to be
inventories and working
J;; Negotiations :;ha.ye been completed
Jeaccjuisition of Republic Supply Co., T.
reported
anticipation
the
announced the settlement -of. '-patent
J litigation with The Diversey Corp. of Chicago. ;
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5nU--- S .Senator- Robert S. Kerr- and D. A/ McGee, both of Oklahoma
vc:Acfcdrding .to a Pfizer spokesman, the settlement' jirovides complete
City/J The, purghasers. agreed to continue to act as distributors for
.freedom-from any;<:liabllit.v for Pfizer's customers- utilizing
Phaser's - /Republic electric'weld casing and tubing, Republic electric weld line
^
gluconic acid or sodium gluconate in -formulations, methods.or processes
pipe ; and Republic bqtt weld, pipe.
Republic Supply has continued to
be a major outlet for Republic Steel's. tubular materials throughout
-^described in ivio Diversey. pa teats. These patents "are U.S. Patent
"*
N6. :-2,615,o46 covering methods of washing bottles, end U. S. Patent . ' the .past
iU.:.years.'.;i.:yA.';.-:n;;JJ>'/|t y/-... r •:. . ... 1. .f, .'"y,. ■ .>
No1",2;584.017 relating to bottle -wash ing • - com positions.
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Operating 45 stores; and 12 sales offices from the Canadian border
"■■fAtkhe same 4ime it was .announced that Ffizer had'-taken a non¬
to
the ,'Gulf
of/Mexico: and
from
the. "four
corners"
to
Illinois,
exclusive license under Diversey's U. S. Patent. No". 2,650,875 covering
-. Republic
Supply; serves: all phases ..of the, oil and gas industry.
In
fftfethbdS' of etching
aluminum, and aluminum
base alloys.
Certain
addition, • Republic Supply also' serves the chemical and mining indugDiversey.''Canadian patents relating to aluminum etching and other., tries.' maintaining jnyentdries .of industrial supplies manufactured by
-ifleldsrare. included in the license.
The-license extends do Plizer cus- •• --outstanding firms in
these
fields.
Employtnent; approxinjatfes. 400
'.Comers.
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persons.
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litigation involved -two lawsuits between the-*, part ies.- ,.With
Republic BuPPly! stores, and offices are located in Illinois, North
•'
respect to one unit, involving a claim by Diversey that Pfizer coilDakota,^Kansas,:-Oklahoma, Louisiana, Texas, New Mexico, Colorado,
tfimjited to or induced- infringement of Diversey's U.-S.-Patent j: No.
>Wyoming' and Nebfafeka?-"'' '
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'*2,6151846"covering a" method of washing' bottles, both parties agreed. •
'ta I withdraw theW petitions to have'the case- reviewed by: the United
J } ' '/ J.'/ . STATEMENT .pF OONSOLIDATED -INCOME " ■ . • ' J'
.'".States Supreme Court. ' " :
Period End. Sept.'30—
1958—3 Mos.—1957
1958—9 Mos.—1957
J
r
'i In this suit, the Court of Appeals in Chicago had: affirmed-a; judgJ
$
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$
*
'( $'
1
I
merit: of the- District -Court holding the patent invalid.
The Court of;
Net
sales
221,394,657 275,616,451 638,623,447 968,272,281
.nProlit before Federal in-.
1
^Appeals had also vacated an injunction against Diversey which would
V..
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have prohibited it from suing or threatening to sue any. of Pfizer's
come
taxes—
31,384.641
40,521,297
79.989,243 151,939,194
•
customers.
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?Fed. " into, taxes lesti.JL * 16.200,000 ,'20,400,000
40,900,000
78,900,000
.U'Pfizer agreed to dismiss- its complaint against Diversey in a second
suit.™. In vthls- action, Pfizer had sought a declaratory: judgment , that
;
Consol. net income./,
15,184,641
20,121,297
39,089,243
73,039,194
DIVersey's U. "S. Patent 2.584.017 relating-to bottle, washing ctomposiCom;,shs. outstg.
15,628.459
15,592,155
15,628;459
15,592,1-55
(•f fiens -isuinvalid." Both-suits were terminated without . further liability
(Earns; per -com.r< shares
$0.97
$1,29
'
$2.50
$4.68
•i on
the part of either party to the other." ' •
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Pfizer hds for many -years been a major supplier of sodium gluconate
and- gluconic- aeid, -key
components
of bottle",, washing mixtures.—
Rio De Oro Uranium Mines, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
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See Atlas Corp. above.—V. 187,J p. 86.
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This
an
•
regular
with
"
called
split earlier
management.
shard, without Underwriting. 'The proceeds are to be
capital, 1 v J.
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per
been
were
•'-/ The
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Republic Steel Corp.—To Reacquire Supply Firm—
for redemption on Dec.". 1', >1958,. all of ,its
first mortgage bonds series A, due ..Dec. 1, .1959 -vtas!-.
plus accrued interest.' Payment;J\W1L -be made at
Co.,
Fund
4-for-l
-r-sxyre.
has .called
National Bank & Trust
The
-shares
Corp., Hollywood, Fla.—Files With SEC—
corporation
SEC
-used
100^
V ( Chas.) Pf izer & Co.;
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out-
covering
.-.w'y'JJJ : 'J /'H.-J."'" ;- /offered at' $2
,*J-:,Jj
-
earlier
announced
Fund of Canada shares.
v
who
corporate purposes.
of
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Net
iRelur
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salesi_JJ——
Net' lo.ss-.2__-
companies,
subsidiary
securities' of
'^Peoria Service Co.—To RedeenvrBonds—.
.
Quarter) Ended—J
.
2.
the
with
Earnings Show Decline—
was
policy of continu¬
ously offering new shares to the public at net asset value
plus 7V2% of the offering price for single transactions of
less than $25,000. (At the close of business on Oct.
17 the
net asset value was $12.26
per share.)
For single traps■actions involving more than
$25,000, the sales commis¬
sion is a percentage of the
offering price which is scaled
down for larger sales.
Lehman Brothers and William
Street Sales, Inc., are
offering the shares to the public
through a nationwide group of security dealers until
Dec. 31, 1958. At the
completion of this offering, William
Street Sales, Inc. will be the sole
distributor of Scudder
adopted
:
approximately $18,000,000 in net proceeds received by the
company from the sale of the slock, $13,000,000 will be used to repay
a
like amount of bank loans incurred by Peoples Gas in connection
; Of
company
rjmerger- with
Reeves Brothers, Inc.
stockholders rights to subscribe for the
of $41, in the fatio of one additional
its
to
a
have
long-term
*
Gas
the
Co.,
Division
Scudder Fund of Canada Ltd.—Offers Common
Shares
—-This Fund on Oct. 21 initiated its new
,
"
('Peoples
1902 under the name Rapid Electro-
its present name 011 Dec. 31, 1957,
American
Colortype
Co.,
a
New
Jersey
company. "According, to the application, it is engaged in the business
of manufacturing, merchandising and retail sales promotion of various
products-through various
divisions and companies.
These include:
The Rapid Electrotype Division, American Art Works Division, Colortype
Publishing • Division,
L
&
C
Mayers-Temple,
Inc.,
American
Catalog
Division,
American
Merchandising
Association,
and
Butler
Brothers. L & C Mayers-Temple; Inc.
is a v.holly-owned subsidiary.
Applicant owns 38"> of the outstanding stock of Butler Brothers which,
it alleges, it has controlled since March, 1957.—V.
187, p. 2909.
company
before
Organized ,under Ohio laws in
lype
following
More than 98^% of the 447,346 additional shares of capvital
it - is
investment
.„-._
the
V. 188, p. 1617.
see
:
'-/•5.001) V
•..'-•Tire,
•%'
Hemphill, NOyes & Co—Paine, Webber, Jackson &
1617.
p.
oversubscribed
was
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J~ ""J" J VJ& -J V-Shar<is>
J.!
nno
Clarke-Dodge £r c6.±ii„._"- 25,000
v
S
arid .-liave
The FPC conditioned the sale of the debentures in that prior to the
completion of the sale the Commission, by further order .must approve
Sufcro & Colij_tV--1-2'—X «10,p0p i - •the* price and interest,frate.i"t The maturity date of the, debentures
Bingham,- Walter8£Kurf y£Y,w;-r'-*ri will' be- NoV,? 1;} 19831" Puget: ,Sound tvilT issue the notes to' commercial
'J.J
Shares
William R. Staats & Co.—
?B»che
this
company
to sell $15,000,000 of debentures at com¬
petitive bidding and to issue unsecured promissory notes not to exceed
$25,000,000: outstanding "at' any" one time."I €, **.It.
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have
below
•
awarded
ever
j-.- Sanborn Co.—Offering Oversubscribed — The recent
public offering of 100,000 shares of common stock
(par
$1) by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and
associates,
authorized
UNDERWRITERS—The
projected
a
.-
for redemption on Nov. 1, 1958, all of-the
outstanding first mortgage serial bonds, dated May 1, 1950 at 100%
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at the Mercantile Trust
Co.,'St. Louis, Mo.'
1'
Sterling
London,
"
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Puget; Sound-Power & Light Co.—Plans Financing— ;
basis /the indebtedness of the company and: Pauley' Pan "America^
:'.i"The Federal- Power rCommission, it was announced on Oct. 20, has
Petroleum Co.
v>!.'V 1
J
•.,> ♦Aa./.JVv.;,)..
,;.v
in
St. Thomas Hospital
in
-
•
activity, the Electronics Divipiori is m
recruiting campaign for engineers and
doubling of employment by Jan. 1, The
growing
nationwide
a
188,
There
Ltd.,
or
'-J-1-:;
-
square
Mortgage Bonds—
,.t
Tency-at'-the -Toronto-Dominion Bank, Toronto, Canada
at .the current, rate^of (.exchange at-,the Midland Bank
of America, tn«.
A long-term
Magnatron
for
the new
building.
feet of asphaltic parking space
Corp.
with
100,000
fastest
contract,
I960.—V.
sinking
1961
be
,
of
technicians
celled for redemption on" Jan.- 1, next, through
fund, $127,200 of its 5'/o prior 'lien bonds;
100/$....Payment will be made In.Canadian cur-
has
company
July- 1,
Ryan's
midst
largest
"
due
Magnatron
negotiated
will
_.;this month—a $20,000,000 order to produce automatic radar navigation
equipment for Navy aircraft, calling for production extending into
'be
„
from
been
it
employees.
the
J Puebla Tramway, Light & Power Co.—Redemption—
opera-tion
acquisition of the oil and gas -assets of Edwin. W. Pauley., tfhis note
i3 due in monthly instalments tb Nov. 1, 1900 and -bears .inter.esj; Jjat
l~'tl!to-fttte~0fJ5^iier^ar. ,4Includes 28,500 shares reserved for issuance
upon exerdse of stock options.
Ari"/iddifibh&Iv21,-500 shares ihave -heeri
reserved for possible future stock options to officers and' employees. ;
may
has
Adjoining
"
'
lease
on
lease
1958, covering. 3,500 "participations"™ in its Profit Sharing Dividend
Plan and, 4;000 ."participations" in its Stock Purchase Plan, together
the' company in"" connection .with /the
assumed toy
notes twere
Procter & Gamble Co.—Registers With SEC—
V
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Authorized"'.-J 'Outstanding,';'.
•
year
for
J
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
J
in Mexico
areas
i
(1719)
/
V
undisclosed
an
soon
as
the
as
-
was
The
sum.
necessary
'
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second
acquisition within a month by the Sheraton or¬
ganization.
Earlier, the company had purchased the historic Battle
House at Mobile,
Ala.
.
was
...
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Credit Card Deal Announced—
J
See Diners'
Club,
Inc. above.—V.
188,
1437.
p.
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Philadelphia Electric Co.—-Plans Bond Financing—
••
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--This company announced on Oct. 21 that it is planning to file regis¬
trations
with
the
Securities
and
Exchange
Commissiion and
the
,
,
*
Pennsylvania-Public Utility Commissioin covering $50,000,000 of-28-year
bonds to be sold at competitive bidding,
r." \
The date for receiving bids is presently set for Dec. 10.
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of Portland
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(Me.).
—
Partial
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Federal
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First
; '
Portland
National
Bank,
Portland,
Me.—V.
186,
p.
1633.
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Superintendent^ of Insurance Julius
B. Wiklef,
•'
Liquidator of this
•
Insurance company, on. Oct. 17, announced that an additional dividend
♦f 57<r will be paid to all creditors whose claims.-thus Jar have been
J
-:
allowed'in the
if-Such
proceeding- to liquidate that Company; The
sixth since the company, was-taken
dividend,-the
•
:
payment
over
for
irient, announced
I
Thdi
on
Oct.
20?
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Counties,
Miss.
enable
to
it
250.
p.
,
take
to
27,000,000
f
...
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.
has
This
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.
Oct. 22 announced the
on
company
'
locomotive
,
•
D.
and
units
units
:
diesels,
The
will
100
new
and
longer
This
will
of
General
increase
representing
'
outlay
,
•
of
The
-
Motcrs
.Southern
than three
$326 million.
more
over
newr
flatcars,
built
•»
gas
per
Southern &t a
taxes.—V. 188,
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,
and
will be built by Electro-
ALCO
of
the
Pacific's
million
diesel
Products, Inc.fleet to 2,068
horsepower
and
an
,
Clejan
"
"
*
units,
estimated
.
type,
will
be
feet
85
long.
They
American Transportation Corp. of ChlcagoDelivery is slated for next February.
r"
!
Southern
Pacific
already owns 150 cars of
the same type, used
will
be
only
_
l'or
by
General
trailer-flatcar
Standard
r
operations.—V.
183,
(New Jersey)
OiI Co.
p.
—
1437.
Increases Hunqhle
•
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Holdings—
'
This
'
,
-
purchase of 70 new diesel
piggyback rail cars.
j
costing more than. $13,500,000.
Division
Motive
-
-
President, - said all of
the big„ 1750 to .1800 HP
be placed in mainline freight service by next June.
Russell,-
-J.'
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•
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natural
Co.—Buys New Equipment—
*
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of
cubic feet
t
Southern Pacific
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,
from the Dexter Field. The gas is to be sold to
price of 20.25 cents per thousand cubic feet, plus state
,
liquidation, on April 30, 1951, Will be . madq as soon as. the necessary.
The.riew-Jactory.will .be ^used to; manufacture a recently ,designed,
>
JowJcost. aluminum-.prime -window, Mr. Russell stated.
computations; have beeft' Completed. Tt will fheriy represent 100fo, in
He said that
dividends., for all,creditors holding allowed claiihs; a record .in; the
"the. •product,-; available in either -horizont j
or vertical
slides, . will
"•'Sisfccry' of the Liquidation Bureau of the New York State' Insurance '.-enable the company to capture a reasonable share of the windows
; required- in low-cost housings '-'"t •" i 1 : '
Department.
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<1»-addition;to the 100"7> c'iyidend. the'Liquidator has been directed
estimated/that volume for the new aluminum window could
by order of the; New* York Supreme Court to pay interest up to the
mean between $3 and $5 million in annual sales for-the company-.
.
J- d«te- of the- entry of the liquitiatlori' order from - the date of- accrugl J / He said that the new product will be readyk for .distribution by
on
all timely filed claims, except personal irijufy claims which were
r Dec,
IS.t—V'. 188,: p. 1048/- fS;' v« J • u - • '
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unadjudicated on or before April 30,. 1951 and claims which were
contingent at-such'date.
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j 1 Ryan Aeronautical Co.—To Increase Plant Capacityt The
Liquidation Bureau will now proceed to adjudicate some 1,798
construction of a 42,500 square foot building, started last week, will
^claims in the total amount of -$1,688,-191 which Wer^ filed after the
:
'•-more than double plant capacity of the company's Electronics Division
last-day to file claims as fixed by court order,- to wit, Oct.. 31, 1951.
at Kearny. Mesa, it is announced.
These claims under the Insurance Law may riot share in the distribu•
Unusual erection techniques will be used in construction of the
iioa of assets-urrtil all timely filed and allowed claims have been paid
$450,000 windowless, reinforced concrete project by the contractor,
In full with interest.
„'
J. A. McNeil Co.; Inc. Occupancy is ket for about March 1.
j Also there-are a-number of undetetmiaed contingent claims, mostly
The facility will house ,ejcpfinding. personnel and-equipment being
,3n unstated .amounts, which must be adjudicated,
•
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Approximately 55,000 clahna'were filed in ,thi» liquidation proceeding ! acquired by Ryan' to' execute new> research and production contracts
••
irt electronics..
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-daiming-hi exeessr Of $67,000,00(7. Of that amount, at the present time,
.The Electronics Division's experimental shop and personnel depart¬
claims totalling- $7;774,820 have- been duly allowed and
have , been (
ment will remain in the 30,000-square
foot structure occupied Mst
paid as follows: Dividends, Including the 5\S now declared by the
Marion
and
at
gas
day
about 60r.000 square feet, and provides room for
futuye expapsion. Mr. Russell said.. He added .that no new financing
would bd ricess'ary when the-company is ready ta expand the plant.plant
natural
signed
Acquisition of a mew-plaht in -the' vicinity of Dalian, Texas, by this
comparly, ■ makers of Rusco windows and doors and allied products
has been approved by the board of directors, Frank C. Russell, PreS-
r-
•
Walthall
the same time authorized the two producers to
sales to Southern.
The producers are Kin-Ark OU
Co., of El Dorado, Ark., and Skelly Oil Co., of Tulsfll, Okla.
Southern's proposed facilities^ estimated to cost $219,520, are • de¬
make
(F1 C,) Russell Co.—To Acquire Dallas (Tex.) Plant—
1; Preferred Accident Insurance Co. of New York—Div.—
/
on
examiner
The
1
program
,
,.j
/
Commission
Oct. 20,
decision
a
Field in
;
Therq have been called foe
redemption on Nov. 1, next, through
operation of/the* sinking "fund/ $123,000 of first mortgage 31 a# series
.V bondsv due, Nov. 1,;-1963 at 'lOl %■%>■* Payment will be made at the
Power
Presiding Examiner Harry W. Frazee
subject to review by the Commission,
authorizing this company to construct pipeline facilities to enable
"it to receive natural gas from two independent producers in the Dexter
''filed
'
.
The proceeds vwill- be- used-- to help; finance the-utility's constructionand to repay its bank loans currently outstanding.—V. 187,
,
/ Roman Catholic*f Bishop
Redemption—
Southern Natural Gas Co.—To Increase Facilities—
1
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ComDany has increased its ownership of Humble Oil &
'
Co.
,
from nearly
88;$
to more than 98%,
as
Refining
the result cf.its exchange
.
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-
,
which opened on "Aug. 19
and
terminated on-Oct. 14, provided for an exchange on the basis
of IV* shares of Jersey Standard of each share of Humble.—V, 188,
..offer
'
1
p.
to
793.
Humble
shareholders.
The
offer,
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1720)
complex
producing
;
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Nuclear Components Division,
at the company's Jenklnheadquarters plant, Is an outgrowth of the Precision Stud
Division, set up in 1957 to make special threaded parts primarily for
the power-producing industry.-"
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The new name and organization is In line with the company's greatly
expanded role as a major supplier of critical structural components
for. nuclear- reactors
and. related equipment,
announced H. Thomas
Hallowell, Jr., President.
In addition to huge studs and bolts, the company Is now producing
such speeial machined parts as control rod housings, valve stems and
precision bushings, in what has become a multi-million dollar business
The
/
and
the
for
leading
fastener
out.—V.
pointed
Hallowell
Mr.
firm,
ber
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund, Inc.—Net
..
As
Total
net
Shares
assets
—V.
—
share
per
—-
;•
basic policy of being substantially
fund's
—V. 188, p.
^
000,378
$27.95
151. " "
Invested In equities.
;
profession.—V.
138,
Oct.
on
21
announced
respect
to
amount;/
In
public
offerings
Regulation
a
the
proposed
the
construction
to
Mr.
that
it
.
has
temporarily
suspended..
will
of
A
limitation
$300,000
and
notification
the
geological reports concerning possibilities
duction;
The
fails
In
(2)
Acquisition
pro¬
Dallas,
be-
1,
%
—V.
a
'
The
Texas.
subsidiary
of
in
local
W.
programs,
Merchants
Merchants
Factors
Corp.
has
in
from
the
Acceptance,
is
A
H.
pavjson,
area.
.
three-fourths
and No.
It
Car
the
of
2
exchanged
Hartol
operated
-
•
either
was
more
on
first
such
Dome
on
the Eastern
Seaboard,
of
a
Tennessee Gas
basis
of
of
continue
under
as
separate
subsidiary of
terminals
becomes
a
repair
of
as
common
shares
was
its
present
management
Oct.
on
-
Tennessee
Gas,
operator
of
on
Oct.
President
24
and
announced
the
election
Chief
Executive Officer.
director and member of the executive committee.
of
He
•
-
'.
'
'
.-V
letter
a
notification
of
stock
common
to
be
with
offered
the
at. par
Director—
a
-
'
Chairman.of
director
A,
the
Executive
and
;
Executive
the
General
ot
- •
- •
•
"...
"
v
Committee, Executive ViceEnterprises, Inc. He is
Industrial
Committee,
Vice-President
and
director
a
V.'
a
director of
Vice-chairman
of
the
the Trade Bank
Budget
&
Trust Co;,
Committee
Finance
and
U. S. Relay Go.
A-S-R
&
first
new
,
.
With
the
exception
of
some
Dome
in
ushered
was
world's
largest
Union
Dome
whatever
in
on
circular
in
is
and
or
baseball
to
be
Baton
is
Oct.
15
Union
for
^'camelback"
its
as
base
another
big
enough
inside
to
a
production
will
that
the
at
be
served
had
Mass.,
feet.
It
:
of -8,600,000
pounds
year,
a
by
the plant,
-
■
initially. Future
he said.
:
been
increased
in
order
to
,
meet
the
needs
of
1094.
p.
Plywood Inc., Roseburgf,
Ore.—Files—
at par ($1,500 per share), without
underwriting.
be used for part
payment of plywood plant.
The proceeds are
.
.
-
,
-
to
' -
.
Value Line Fund, Inc.—Assets Show Gain—
As of—
:
Total
Sept. 30, '58
assets
Net
asset
Dec. 31, '57
$9,525,117
Outstanding
—V.
1,430,276
$6.66
shares
value
share
per
$7,660,499
1,526,279
185,
;
Sept. 30, '57
$8,183,570
v 1,529.825
$5.02
;
v"
2145.
p.
:
,
,
-
$5.35
.y
Value Line Income Fund, Inc.—Assets
As
of—
Total
■
shares
per
value
183,
Up—
Sept. 30, '58 Dec. 31,/57 Sept. 30, '57
$83,777,921 $58,749,182 $66,937,932
15,669,716
14,206,811.
13,758,679
assets
Outstanding
share
$5.35
$4.14
;/
$4.87
.
1798.
p.
.
quarters,
Value Line Special Situations Fund, Inc.—Assets Up—
As
geodesic-type
materials
storage
and
a
second
such
of
a
structure
Dome
at
Wpod
Division
River,
111.,
to pre-fabricate
other
Inc.,
companies through its subsidiary, Graver
Chicago, Ind.
serves
as a
giant umbrella for Union Tank's
of East
Dome
.
shares
Asset
per
value
—V.
184,
2,782,303
President
in operating personnel under the new ownership. The principal
acquired by UAA are
(1)
the Warner Bros, pre-1950 film
library, consisting of about 800 sound and 200 silent pictures, 60
"Looney Tunes,'' 277 "Merrie Melodies" cartoons and about 1,400
short subjects, (2) 234 "Popeye" cartoons and (3)
ownership of many
$2.39
\
•
Months Ended Sept.
30—
.
1958
,
sales__
Net
Income
Federal
Net
taxes
taxes-;
187,
p.
1957
:
:
1,437,930
603,773
'
income
2,109,660
938,888
$834,157
on
shares
Earnings per
—V.
Federal
$1,170,772
501,333
income
Common
",
$20,195,504 $21,534,386
before
outstanding
501,333
share
$1.66
common
"
$2.34
1587.
Vanguard Air & Marine Corp., Radnor, Pa.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Files
—
<•
The corporation' on Oct. 3 filed a letter of notification with
the
SEO covering 30,000 shares of 'common 'stock (par $1) to be
offered
at $6.50 per share, without
underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
for supplies and equipment and for
working
Vick Chemical
Co.—King Elected
capital.
a
Director—
Huger S. King, President of The Richardson Corp., Greensboro, N.
C.,
former mayor of that city, has been elected a member
of the
and
director
announced
3,164,828
$2.06
965.
p.
Chemical Co.
negotiations
3,047,427
$3.08
share
Van Raalte Co., Inc.—Sales and Earnings Lower—
Nine
Control
Rouge, consisting of 321 hexagonal steel
and strengthened by a spider web framework
Sept. 30, '58 Dec. 31, *57 Sept. 30, ?57
$8,571,663
$6,266,056
$7,560,455
assets
Outstanding
Baton
a
of—
Total
encompasses
1948.
auditing
In
for
board
25
Mr.
of
years
Preyer
committee.
also
directors..
and
He
President
is retiring
as
succeeds
of
the
William
company
of the
Chairman
Y.
Preyer,
from
1938
company's
addition
to his position as President of The Richardson
Corp.,
engaged in merchandising, real estate, and investment busi¬
King is Chairman of the Board of Piedmont Financial
Co.,
Inc., and a director of Piedmont Life Insurance of Georgia, of the
Reinsurance Corp. of New York and of the
Security National Bank of
Greensboro.—V. 188, p. 1438.
y*
which
ness,
is
Mr.
.
or
assets
UAA
will
continue
throughout
the
of
to
world.
United
distribute the pictures to television stations
This entire operation will now be under the
Artists
Corp.,
under
an
agreement
between
„UAA and UA.
the
closing of the UAA-AAP deal on Oct. 20, funds were turned
over to the depository banks for the
payment; to AAP stockholders1- of
$11- plus-6% from July 1, 1958 for each share they held, and pro rata
amounts
for
Waste King
Ben
Breslow,
Corp.—Merger Talks Terminated—
President
of Utility Appliance Corp., and Bertram F.
of
Waste
King Corp., on. Oct. 22,
acknowledged
companies have discussed merger during the past months,
but
stated
that
these
negotiations have been terminated and no
.merger is contemplated.
"'
Given,
President
that the two
films
supervision
•
was
be/'"|^red ' to mefet • the needs of tire reSouth Central and Southwestern states/the area
also
to
At
shoes
The corporation- on Oct. 16 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 200 shares of* class A voting common stock to be offered
area.
on Oct. 19 by Robert S. Benjamin and Eliot Hyman,
respectively. This represents the culmination
which began more than a year ago. Approximately
88%
of the outstanding shares of AAP sought were, tendered.
Mr. Benjamin, who is also Chairman of the Board of United Artists
Corp., and Mr. Hyman stated there would be no change in the opera¬
also
the
will
retreading industry,—V. 188,
Vick
tion
of
added. that capacity at the company's other tread
producing plants in Los Angeles, Eau Claire, Wis., ana Chicope©
Vick
John
rate
schedules
the mushrooming
entirely of steel, the
office building—
384
corporation, which was recently organized for this purpose,
has acquired all of the assets of Associated Artists Productions Corp.,
and
Production
year.
Cuthbertson
Falls,
10-story
of
high capacity repair and maintenance operation at Baton Rouge,
23 locations in the United States and Canada servicing Union
largest in the world.—V. 188, p. 1316.
was
this
,
treaders in the South.
United Artists Associated, Inc.—Concludes Acquisition
it
of
the
Th.is
of
" )
~
,
company's larger plant in Mishawaka, Ind.
!
G. Raymond Cuthberiscn, Vice-President of the
company and Geriiferal - Manager of its tire division, said the'Milan plant will turn out
with
building—Union
Rouge, La.
diamond.
constructed
high
at
for establishment
Co.,
to
July
of
Chairman
-
721.
p.
A
since
transferred
minor
V
one
179,
.
Tank's fleet of 57,000 tank cars,
be
above.—V.
.
closed
Universal
$200,000,000 postwar program for modernizing its
and expanding its tank car fleet.
/ /,
big Dome already in full and active use, thq company
domes
first
Corp.
on Oct. 23 announced that it will re-open its plant
Tenrr., on. Dec. 1, 1953, to make tread rubber for the South's
last-growing tire retreading industry.
v
- * *
*
The
plant formerly produced canvas rubber-soled shoes.
It., has
Asset
feet—as
ground: for
Mfg.
(Calif.)—Acquired—
Products
The company,
15.
Tank's
erect
The
was
will
of
President.
is
of
director
'rubber
present supply of natural gas is received
Gas Storage Company, also of Jackson.
diameter
employee
plans call
common
and
Roth
been
•;
operations
and
exchanged
of Tennessee
field
together
and
principal shareholders of TB&CC include Godfrey L.
Cabot,
Inc., Boston, Mass., carbon black-' and
chemical-jnanufttbtui'ers, and
•Nffarl Mi- Roeb, Rhoades & Co.-, New York lrivestment bankers
-
v!
structure, 80 feet
high and 100 feet'ill diameter, which'houses adminis¬
Dome
broken
Tank
with
directors
'•
.
and
With its
The
'l
-
-
in Milan,
seeking authority for the con¬
facilities, at an estimated cost of
Power Co., has been accepted
feet of unimpeded floor
welded
Union
of
Texas Butadiene & Chemical Corp.—New
President—
board
>:i>'
to approximately 460,000 customers
Michigan- .-with- its
service
divisions
Marshall, Jackson, Lansing, Alma,. Bay
supports
120
Union
the
rods
other
Fennebresque
and
pipes, cost well under $10 per square foot of floor area
covered, or less than $1,000,000.
The entire project, including the
most modern tank car repair and maintenance facilities, cost
slightly
more
than $3,000,000.
The Union Dome and its facilities are part
$14,000,000.
will
a
81
filed
6
shares
•
United States Rubber Co.—To Reopen Plant—
^
,
panels
.
operate barge and
storage facilities
at
four
other
locations
in-' New- Jersey, Pennsylvania and New York and lease
facilities for
through-put storage of petroleum products in Virginia, North
Carolina,
New York and Pennsylvania.—V.
188, p. 1437.
The
-
in
the
structure
rises
overall
an
Union
The
Current market value of the Tennessee
common
than
loops
.Tower.
to
fuel oils
Board and
See
Construction—
....
all-steel
football
a
.(seven stories)
trative offices,
President, .announced
Hartol
was
founded
in 1923 and is incorporated in New
Jersey.
Hartol and its subsidiaries own and
operate deep water cargo terminals
atid related'storage facilities in the New
York, Boston and Baltimore
harbor -areas.
The company and its
subsidiaries
D.
-
Co.—Opens New Building—
of
new
internal
no
Inside
one
shares
New
industrial building
opening
Co.'s
110,000 square
of
the
nation's largest
natural gas pipeline systems
and
a
major
producer, refiner and marketer of petroleum and its products. W. C.
Burns, Hartol President, will continue in that capacity.
pipeline
'
4
,
build 149
34 miles of
yellow and blue Union Dome, which serves as a regional
repair and maintenance facility for Union Tank, is the
major industrial application of the geodesic principle of design.
has
16.
common
for each Hartol share.
*
Havana, Santiago,
2953.
p.
«*•;/ '; v'
-
to
proposes
giant
The
seven-eighths working interest in
Earlier, Tekoil reworked a well in the Boxley
and No.
467,098
Hartol
progress
car
lias
and
this company of all the common stock of Hartol
largest independent wholesale marketer of gasoline,
Oct.
on
A total
for
by
Corp.,
completed
187,
of Loew's Inc., a Trustee and VTce-Chairman of the Board of Trustees
of Title Guarantee & Trust Co.,-and a director of S. Strcock &
Coi,
Inc.—V. 183, p. 1562. ■
■
//-
than
service
gas
Consumers'
in
era
official
;The
.Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Acquires Hartol—
Acquisition
Oct.
on
300,000
of Baldwin Securities: Corp;
In addition; Mr. Roth is
loop
1959.
1,
Michigan
393 and ISO.
has
kerpsene
include
now
Banes.—V.
Philip A. Roth has been elected to the board of directors, according
an announcement - on
Oct.-24 by John I. Snyder, Jr., Chairman of
Chairman
capacity would be used to supply to Consumers firmto 135,000,000 cubic feet per day. Trunkline proposes
communities
pp.
new
the
Kay
Petroleum
and
Consumers
alflliate;
188,
Tank
County so that six wells on the lease were tested at
.140 B/D.
The October allowable for the six wells has been set at
108 B/D.
Threp additional wells are scheduled this year by Tekoil
on; the Reel lease with six* additional wells required
to complete the
development prdgram.—V. 188, p.- 11)93.
-
.
in
corporation
covering
—V.
are
uncle/way" to " starV' a waterflood in the area and
being made to determine the feasibility of carrying out a
phase injection program which could substantially increase
in
New York 4o-Cuba
Padre
„
24-inch
Union Tank Car
,oi%
not
are
1,100 acres in the field.
lease
Puerto
per
Mr.
company
30-inch
of
provides
300
its
—V.
on
reserves
in
production,
from
/today..-Plans
Tekoil
,
-
-
pipeline
serve
of
miles
44.5
about
Union
Tekoil's
More
way.
;
grouped around Kalamazoo,
City, Saginaw, Flint and Pontlac.
on core
miscible
Oct. 20 Transco
diameter main line
on
this
gas
to
service-up
begin service Oct.
tank
water flood
under
now
1958, enabling Transco to meet present
he said.
Co.—Plans
by
miles
463.8
Consumers
initial test flowed 30 barrels per hour.
analysis and calculations of developed and undeveloped
portions of the lease, it is anticipated that the company's reserves will
be substantially increased as a result of
planned primary and, con¬
studies
:
passenger departments.
sailing was the S. 3. Choluteca on Oct. 25, 1953, to bo
regularly monthly sailings;
"V'.'
"J*;■'/
the
addition
of
the
new
Clenfuegos service the company's
President and
proposes
gas
to
Corp.—Completes New Well—
Peel No. 2,
to
construction would be In
proposed
program
the Federal Power-Commission announced
increase
hold
ventional
"*
■-.)
■
.
.
service "from New York te Clenfuegos, Cuba, has been
according
to Ralph Keating, General Manager of the
U. S. Industries, Inc.—Roth Named
f
lines between Longville, La., and
loop line in Texas; 3,000 additional,
horsepower at its Longville compressor station; and about 183 miles
of various diameter supply lines.
/
The additional facilities would increase Trunkiine's system capacity
from 375,000,000 cubic feet per day to 510,000,000 cubic feet dally.
corporation has completed its second well in a development
program in the East Washunga field in Kay County, Okla.
The well,
Based
1959
to construct 204 miles of 26-inch line', extending
system from it3 present terminus near Tuscola, 111.,
point near Vistula, Ind., on the Indiana-Michigan state- boundary;
about
This
the
.
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be Used
to'further develop property now owned by the company and to buy,
operate or drill other properties.
; '
*
of
filed
natural
of
filing,
•
Dallas.
The
SEC
,($1
transmission
first
Tekoil
•
.
Corp., Brenham, Tex. — Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
/
; ■
>-->yyy
the
$167,000,000 of construction now
36-inch
$81,458,000,
Tuscola;
1658.
p.
application
Trunkline
to
transaction with James Talcott, Inc.
Inc., a 105-year-old, nation-wide diversified finance
has. maintained a midwest office in Chicago since 1952.
188,
;
United Standard
v
,
ior
f
*lts
Talcott,
company,
% $6.23
1094.
by
With
1959 construction applied for will increase total proposed daily
to
1,281,000,000 cubic' feet, exclusive'.of-1 storage^ dncP to
per day including
natural gas from storage properties.
188, p. 1658.
.
An
involved in the
James
So6j422,G44
S7.4G '
outstanding.—V-188,;p.
first
Pastelillo,
1959.
the head office of Merchants Acceptance
1959,
to
wholly-owned
a
-
July
moved
by November,
and'New York City.
Texas
about
this
not announced.
were
about
will
shares
•
cargo
dlreet services from
additional
.
application
struction
corporation of the portfolio of the Chicago
office of Merchants Acceptance Co, of Chicago, was announced,
on Oct. 21
"by James Talcott, Chairman of the Board and Herbert R.
Silverman, President of James Talcott, Inc.; and Seymour Bernstein,
Chairman of the Board
of Merchants
Acceptance.
Terms of
the
On or
The
Mr.
the
by
this
major
feet
Trunkline Gas
(Ilk)
Co.
new
followed
1,621,000,000
(James) Talcott, Inc.—Acquires Chicago Portfolio of
Merchants Acceptance Co.—
acquisition
A
allocations
'
.
sharer^_„^__^.„___„„_I
■
increase
an
additional
of
—V.
statements
of .profitable oil
that
current
proposed
plus
the
y -The
failure to disclose a contingent liability arising
in violation of the registration requirements
Act; (5) the failure to disclose the development on
or
near
the company's, properties,
particularly the distance of each
non-producing property from oil and gas production and from dry
holes; and (6) the failure to disclose net production of oil and gas
.to 8urety Oil's interest from each of its properties for the last four
years, and monthly for the past year.
Use of such offering circular
In the sale of Surety Oil stock, the Commission stated, would violate
Section 17 (the anti-fraud provision) of the Securities Act.—V. 187,
p. 2706. '
(4)
completed
the estimated
now
tween
Securities
the
>
Sept. 30,'57
$104,976,212
on-14,072,149*2
inaugurated,
Two new compressor
stations, one in Nueces County, Tex., and one in St. Helena Parish,
La., are proposed. -Also additional compressors would be installed at...
eight of the 25 existing Transco main line compressor stations -be¬
to include estimates of oil reserves despite repre¬
.there is commercial
oil
production on Surety OIL'S
that
properties;
:
Sept. 30, *58
United Fruit Co.—Announces New Cargo Service—
20-inch and 24-inch additional gathering laterals.
contain
to
the
to
82,000,000 cubic
miles
from the sale of securities
of
Corp.—Net Assets Up—
assets
...
construction will enable an increase
natural gas In dally allocations to 43 cus¬
of 8,000,000 cubic feet daily transported: for
Sun Oil Co.
Transco currently transports 20,000,000 cubic feet per
day for Sun to the latter's refinery at Marcus Hook, Pa.
of
(3> failure
sentations
be
be completed by the end of
tomers
of
and the consideration received from such sale;
year
188,
commitments this winter for increased deliveries of natural gas,
securities not exceeding $300,000
notification
filed/ May
28,
1958,
offering
public
said
McGraw
one-half of
information with l'espect to ' securities sol4 within one yearof its filing;' and (b)
that the company's offering, circular fails to
set. forth required information
Concerning i ilie company's, properties,
including certain geoldgical "data.
The Commission's order also charges that the company's offering
circular is false and misleading in respect of certain material--facts,',
namely, (1') the failure to disclose securities issued or sold within
the
$30,000,000.—V.
of
excess
'
the
addition
>
required
in
in
.
As of—
•Based
a
;
1,200,000 common shares at
25 cents per share .pursuant: to such an exemption.
In its suspension
order, the 8EC asserts (a) that the terms and conditions of Regulation
A have not been complied with by Surety Oil,
in that the offering
one
a;y
company's freight and
Clyde McGraw, President, said this proposed construction would
first step in a- long-range program to build a third lino parallel
to the other two in the company's system from the natural gas fields
of
the
Gulf
Coast
to
the
New
York
City-New Jersey-Philadelphia
Metropolitan area. ;•
Regulation A .exemption .from registration under the Securities .'Act /
1933
with
respect to a public stock offering by this company.
The order provides
an
opportunity for hearing, upon request,
on
the
question whether the suspsension should be vacated or madepermanent..
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from/ registration ',
exceeds
substantially
•Net asset value per
E.
of
in
amount
'•
Total net
Oct. 20 filed an application with the Federal
a certificate
to authorize $51,000,000 of addi¬
on
tional
a
with
corporation
for
be
1092.
j>;
Surety Oil Co., Provo, Utah—Offering Suspended—
Sifrety
to -an
United
Offer¬
the
Commission
•
•
p. 2081.
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—To Expand—
This
.since 1933, who becomes Chairman of the Board of Cook-Waite, a
leading manufacturer of local anesthetics and-related products-ior-
SEC
(leal
mem¬
Park
of
City,
Power
-
The
and
security-holders of more than $23,500,000,/which" in
of liabilities and- prior payments made, in
the, acquisition, "brought the total- involved in the
to -assumption
p.. 1562.
TB&CC
of
director
a
Avenue's last remaining palatial mansions in New
former Arthur Curtiss James residence at the north¬
west corner of East 69th Street, has been purchased by this corpora- ;
tion for development with a multi-million
dollar luxury apartment
building,- it was announced oivOcfc. 20 by Norman Tishman, President.
—V.- 188; p. 1658.
*
;••>; •'•; .
Vy. *.
'A '
:
W.
•the dental
183,
President
as
Tishman Realty & Construction Co., Inc.—Acquisition
One
York
Rooke, Jr., has been elected President of Cook-Waite
Laboratories, Inc., a subsidiary,.it: was announced on Oct:.22. by Jame3
.Hill, Jr., Chairman of the Board of the parent company.'
Mr. Rooke succeeds Everett L. Hoskins, President of the company
*
been
benefits paid to employees of this company have reached
an
all-time high of 83.80 cents per hour.
Based on a normal year ofe
2,000 hours worked, the total cost of fringes per employee amounts
to $1,676.—V. 137, p. 2846.
Sterling Drug Inc.—Rooke, President of Unit—
Vernon
executive committee.—V.
the
has
continue
Timken Roller Bearing Co.—Fringe Benefits—
that net assets
of this fund exceeding $4,000,000 on Sept. 30, the end of. the stock"
•fund's first quarter, of operations.
Per share net asset value of $22.07
compares to $20 on July 1, the day of the first public offering.
Com¬
mon
stocks,comprise 91.4% of total assets in conformity with the
';/
will
Fringe
Harry- II. Hager, Jr., President announced oh Oct. 8,
•
He
to
Mondayy October 27, 1958
.
151..
188, p.
stock
division,
gas
1955.
ing—A secondary offering of 5,000 shares of common
(par $7) was made on Oct. 16 by White, Weld &
Co. at $30.87^2 per share, with a dealer's concession of
62Vzc per share. The offering has been completed.—V.
188, p. 1437. -
Stein Roe A Farnham Stock Fund Inc.—Assets* etc.—
'yV
and
in
stock
,,.y
1957
^
912,0.98
$32.92
of
addition
.
connection, with
Vice-President of Cabot Carbon Co. and General
a
oil
payment
a
.
.
$30,021,759 $18,4o9,lo4
«.
outstanding
NCt asset value
its
of
,
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Secondary
.
188,
Assets Up—
1958
of-Sept. 30—
Jr.,
Green,
its formation
since
1199.
p.
L.
Manager
the
of
,
Machinery
where be was one of the executive vice-presidents
board of directors.
1 '
-
Corp.,
member
a
E.
newt
fcown. Pa.,
•
Chemical
&
the
for
parts
precision metal
nuclear Industries has been formed by (Ills company; '
division
new
Mr. Fennebresque comes to the organization from the Food
.
Standard Pressed Steel Co.—Forms New Division—
.
.;,A
;
AAP
debentures
and
stock option "warrants.
This
involved
Conversion Rate Increased
Conversion
on
Preferred Stock—
rate of the
"preferred stock rhas
corporation's series B-cumulative convertible
been changed to 1.14 Shares of preferred to one
(Continued
on
page 47)
Volume. 18ft
Number 5789
-
J.
.
.
The Commercialand Financial Chronicle
.
V': ''.'•'"
-r~
f
;
■
grouped in two separate
are
Dominion
Holder$
Payable
Share
Name of Company
Dairies
Abbotts
(quar.)
Acme Industries
(quar.)Advisers
Fund, Inc.-—..
of Ree.
Alabama
L
$2.50
Gas
Corp.,
Steel
Alan Wood
___
Co.,
Common
Stock
87',2 c
30c
35o
1- 1
Co..
11-14
1
10-17
12-15
12-15
$1.25
12-d.5
12-1
12-10
& West
Atlanta
i
Fisher
I
.
"V
,
-
12-
12-
11-21
25c
12-
11-10
75c
12-
11-10
6?4c
12-
11-10
Beck
(A.
21c
11-14
10-31
,40C
12- 1
U- 1
12-1
11- 1
11-24
11- 5
j.
<
5#
-.4% ft
preferred
$3.50
11- 1
Corp,
on
IOC
11-1
15c
.11-1
10-15
ll%c
-11-1
10-15
.f
:
Gale
.* r
.
t34'/2C
.
10-31
10-31
-f
11-28
12-19
'
AfC
r»t
10-23
1- 1
12-
1
12- 1
llri4
12-
11-14
1
15C
(quar.)_
11-20
11-17
12- 1
12 Vfec
12-15
12-1
25c
12-
1
11-14
$1.06(4
12-
1
11-14
12-1
11-15
13C
11-28
10-31
—
-
__
11-15
30C
12-
11-3
1
11-14
50c
11- 1
10-24
$1.50
11-1
10-24
10c
12- 8
11-21
——
common
—
25c
12-15
12- 5
31c
(quar: 1———
11- 1
10-10
,l
'
'
$1.25
Central; Foundry Co., 5ft preferred (quar.)
7 Central: Soya Co, (quar.)————
: Centra! Vermont "Public Service " (quar.)——
Cessna "Aircraft Co. <quar.)—
7., Stock, dividend
:
——
Chambersburg "Engineering Co. (quar.)—
,
12-1
50o
11-15
,25c
11-45
11-17
11- 3
10^
12-15
1149
12
1140
10-31
10-24
%C
••
6c
* (From, net "Investment Income)———
Chenango -fc TJnadilla Telephone Corp.—■
Common (quar.)- —————
11-28
"
4 ft ft
30c
11-15
10-30
12-30
1245
—* $112%
12VaC
(quar.)—————'
145
•
;
11-20
12-12
11-20
50c ~
12-
i
11-10
12- 1
11-10
t5c
87%«
7ft regular gtd (quar.) ——
Cochenour Williams Gold Mines, Ltd.(s-a)__•Collins & Aikman Corp. (quar.)_
—
(quar.).
Colorado^ Cehtral Power Co. (monthly)
Carbon Co. (quar.)———.
Columbian National Life Insurance (Boston)
Columbian
.
Quarterly;
•
■
..
....
11-17
2- 2
12-10
11-14
12-10
12- 1
12-10
12-1
450
11- 4
10-27
10c
10-31
10-14
12- 5
11- 5
20C
12-15
10-28
11- 1
Consolidation Coal. Co. (quar.)
Continental American Life Insurance
300
12-12
11-21
(Wilmington, DeL) (quar.)
——
Continental Copper 4c Steel Industries—5ft preferred (quar.) —
——.
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (quar.)---———
Copper Range Co.
(quar.)
Corning Natural Gas Corp-, (quar.)—
Corson (G. & W. H.), Inc
400
10-31
10-20
31*46
12- 1
Extra
(quar.)
preferred series A (quar.)——.
Gasslne
Co.
(quar.).
Delaware Income Fund—
(Quarterly of 12 cents from net invest"
meat income plus- 7 cents from. realised
security profits payable In cash or stk.)
Diocesan Investment Trust Shares——
Disney (Walt.) Productions' (quar.)
Stock dividend
3 3/i(v
40c
12- 5
11- 3
11-21
i2y2c
12- 1
11- 3
27*/aC
11-30
11-10
5c
12- 3
1
10-23
11- 1
10-23
15c
11- 1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
11-1
1240r
1145
11-15
11-
•
-
1246
1N14
10-28
20C
12-31
12-31 "
12-10
11-20
40c
•■
12-31
w
12-19
11-15
10-30
11-15
7'ftc
10-30
35C,, 7 12- 1
11-7
40c"
12-10
1144
12-10
11-14
12-30
12-
12-15
prior
5V'aft
12-31
12-31
11-13
11-10
10-27
12- 8
11-21
12- 1
11-14
12-1
1
preferred
4ft
2- 5
•
11-14
$1.50
10-31
10-27
75 O
12-15
12- 5
93%C
50c
145
1- 3
11-13
11-1
10-15
12- 3
42-20
11728
1-1
1249
I- 1
12-19
II-14
11-$
11- 1
10-24
1
12-12
-
$l;06y4
12-10
11-21
10-31
11-15
10-31
593/»c
61 %o
11-15
20c
11- 1
10-17
62 %c
12-5
11-12
5(J
12- 1
12- 1
•
: 11-19
12- 1
12- 1
1149
;
11-19
•
38 AC
12- 1
5ft
12- 1
11- 3
50C
12-15
11- 5
3c
11- 5
18-25
$1.50
—
12- 1
11-14
12- 1
1149
12-1
11-14
11-14
10-16
762%C
12-
5ft
1st preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-12
12- 1
11-14
12- 1
11-14
11-14
Poor & Co. (quar.)_________
44C
12- 1
12- 1
11-14
150
12- 1
11-10
11-20
11-29
58%o
«
12- 1
11-20
$1.19^
92%o
12-1
11-10
$1.01
$1.17%.
12- 1
11-19
12- 4-
41-10
12- 1
11-10
$1.12 %
-
.
42-4:
-
25c
12- 4
12%c
.
12^ 1-
11-7
12- 1-
5ft
91Vic
11-10
11-3
14-34-
12-B»
25e
114 7
11-7
12-
,
lr
'.-$1,25
12-1
11- 7
60c
11-29
11-14
f 25c
12- 1
11-18
-
$1.20
12- 1
11-18
$1.23
12- 1-
11-14
10-31
tIOC,
.,
30c
12-22
2ft
12-23
11- 7
12- 1
11-14
11-13
10-31
7%c
11-13
10-31
13c
12- 1
11-14
(quar.)
61c
12- 1
$2.46 preferred series 1958 (quar.)
Princeton Water (N. J.) (quar.)
61 %0
12- 1
11- 5
$1
; 11- 1
10-90
15c
10-31
25c
6ft
preferred (quar.)_
—
Portsmouth- Steel Corp. (quar.)
Potomac Blectrlo Power Co.—
10-21
11-28
Quaker City insurance Co..__.
11-30
11- 7
11-14
30c
11-28
12- 1
30o
1-2
12- 9
50c
12-10
11-10
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd. (s-a)
Rayonler, Inc. (quar.)__—
450
1- 1
12- a
Redondo Tile Co.
5c
Refining
Quaker State Oil
11- 7
Reinsurance Corp.
10-23
-
11-10
12r 1
$1.13
-
—
-
15c
Corp.
(quar.)
of N. Y.
Republic Industrial Corp.
(quar.)..
.
11- 8
10-17
10-34
12-15
,
10-17
,
11*14
1- 2
12-ia
10c
...
11-15
11-1
12- 1
11- 3
Resistoflex Corp.
$1.50
1- 2
12-12
Robbins Ss Myers, Inc., common (quar.)—
2- 2
1-13
(stock dividend)—....—
11-15
10-31
2Vac
11-14
10-31
25c
-
(s-a)_—
(quar.).
30C
730C
$1.75
(quar.)
11-20
12-4.
37%c :
-Stock dividend
tme
3ft
67%o
11-15
-
Pope & Talbot, Inc., common (quar.)
(stock dividend)
common
(Increased).—_—_
1
12-15
12-13
67%o
32C
11- 1
12-19
2ft
preferred (quaf.)
5ft preferred (quar.) —___—
Philadelphia Title Insurance (extra)
Pittsburgh Coke Se Chemical* • com. fquar.)
$4.80 preferred (quar.)—_____—_______
$5 conv. "preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Mereantilb Co. (quar.)_,
Plymouth Oil Co. (quar.)
11- 7
1-5
8 ViC
common
J 40c
$1
11-14
1
33%0
12-30
-10-31
11-
1-14
100ft
11-14
11-14
41-29
10c
760c
10-31
12- 1
50
715C
$1.40
Ltd
3.65 ft
.
62 Vic
12- 8
11-14
12- 1
__
17c
1
12-1
82% C
.
320
10-31
-$0.328125
4.68ft preferred (quar.)—L__
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
A.40ft preferred B (quar.).
3.70ft preferred C, (quar.)
4.05ft preferred D (quar.)
4.70ft preferred ■ E (quar.)
4.50ft preferred F (quar.)______
4.60ft < preferred O (quar.)
;
Pennsylvania RR. (irregular )
Perfect Circle Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban-Water, com. (quar.)
Stock dividend _—I—
11-19
aiy«c
1-
$1
13c
Stock dividend
4.60ft preferred (quar.
11-28
35%C
1
(quar.)
split
1-2
11-15
25C
,
11-28
12-10
31 Vie
5ft.pfd, (accum.).
to
12- t
735c
37%o
(quar.)
12-2
25c
_____
,
11-10
12-13
(quar.)
Penn Fruit Co.,
11-14
'
.*.:.!*•
12-10
25c
(quar.)_.
Peabody Coal Co.
11- 3
12- 1
$1.25-
•
11-15..41-5
.11-15 t',hll.. 5
Peerless Insurance Co. (Kcene, N. H.) (quar.
Pembina Pipe Line, Ltd.—
10730
12-20
_
-
(quar.)--—
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredging,
11-28
11-15
11-28
,
preferred (quar.)—______
$5.60'preferred
1040
11-
..
-
12-19
12- 0
IOC
11-17
10-31
3ft
12-31
12- 8
-12-15
12- 8
12-15
12- ft
50o
'
the
$1.50. participating preferred (quar.)
meeting to
a
on
37 %C
Rochester Transit Corp. (quar.)..
12- 1
11-14
25C
11-13
11- 3
5c
a
100
Roxbury Carpet Co. (increased).....—
directors'
common
11-13
11-8
25o
11-15
11-1
60c
12- 1
29«c
127 1
11- 7
11- 7
basis.
Co.
11-20
St. Croix Paper Co.
50c
12- I
11-15
San Jose Water Works, com.
900
12-10
11-20
45o
12-10
10c
10-27
12- 3
11-14
35c
$1.43
$1.37%.
1
'
10-31
1
11-7
12-1
25c
Mfg.
Park Chemical Co.
11-21
50Q
—
three-for-one
$1^0
1
11-20
12- 1
"
|
preferred
$3.30 preferred
10-10
25C
RR.
Co.
proposal
Lees
1-
11-14
12-1
Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp.—
11-21
12-15
11-1
1 ft ft
(staok 'dividend)7——
preferred
Leece-Nevllle
1-
12-31
12- 1
(quar.)___
Pacific Far East Lines, common (quar.)
5 y» ft flTst preferred (quar.)_
11-10
2-16
12-15
30c
-
7ft
preferred (quar.)
Stockholders will vote at a
be held on Dec. 10 on
10-31
11- 1
11-23
Owens-Illinois Glass, common (quar.)____
1144
12-
13%c
7.
Quarterly
1140
13c
11-14
;. 1-10
approval Dec. 2)
4% ft preferred (quad.)-.,
4.92 ft
preferred (quar.)
j.
Old Republic Life Insurarfce Co. (quar.)
10-27
11-10
$1
Keyes Fibre Co., common (quar.
4.80ft: 1st preferred (quar.)
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)
Kimberly-Clark Corp. (quar.)l
Kings County Trust (Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
11-14
10c
10-20
Co.
(quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd. (increased quar.)i_
Oklahoma Natural. Gas, common (quar.)____
4-3 stock split (subject to stockholders
11-13
12-31
7
Oak
11-13
10c
(quan)..—
(F. L.) Co.,
12- 1
3ft
11- 1
12- 1-
12-10-
,
11- 7
15c
——
12- 1
11* 3.
11-14
35c
.
11- 3
11-24
25c
—_
$1.05
28C
11-13
11-14
:: 11-23
.
1
11-18
761-25
(Canada) Ltd.—,
6ft -preferred 4s-aK
1—
!_*_(_ •
InterprovlnclalTptpe Line Co., Ltd. (extra)
Iowa Southern Utilities, common (quar.)—
_,4%ft
preferred (quar.)
$1.76 preferred (quar.)—
Iron Fireman Mfg.
(quar.)
;
11- 1
12-19-
25c
,
>
Internattional Paints
Co.,
11-11
12- 1
(quar.)_—
Northern Oklahoma Gas (quar.)________
25c
Northern Pacific Ry. (Stock div.)
20 ft
(Subject to I.C.C. approval. If approved
record date will be 8th day following'
approval and 21 days after record date,
V. ?"■
payment ,^11! be made)'/
' '
Northwest Tfqihrdl Gas Co,; co«hth%' (qqaf.), J,18c
>"•5.75ft preferred ^* (quar.)$1^43,%.
Norwich Pharmacal (increased quar.).,
35c
11-21
122VaC
(quar.)———_
(quar.)
Inland Steel Co. (year-end)
International Investors, Inc.—
(14c from net Investment income plus 3c
from realized security profits)
Kroger
11-10
12-15
.
720c
Northern Natural Gas CO., coinmon (quar.)'
V
5.80ft
preferred (quar.)_________i.__
1
1-2
,
.$4
"
11-19
19c
.,
Northeastern Water Co.—
1215
:■
—
Illinois. Central
&
1
$1.06%
.4 ft * preferred series A (quar.)
North Shore Gas (Illinois) (increased)-_r_7
10-20
1-1
'
$3.12' preferred :B (quar.)
5.70ft i preferred C (quar.)
-^6.25ft preferred I>'(quar.
Jacobs
12-
v
•'
v
11-14
25c
Corp.—
Quarterly
60c
—
11-19
12- 5
-,
11-
11* 3
12-10
6ft
preferred. (quar.)_
—
; 15c
York Air Brake (quar.25c
Newark Telephone Co. (Ohio), com. (quar.)
(
.
$1,
_6%
preferred, (quar., $1.50
Newport News Shipbuilding As Dry Dock-
Power Co.,
-5ft." preferred. A
time
(quar.)
Dana Corp., common
10-23
—
Hudson' Pulp Ar Paper Corp.—
Class-'-A' (quar.).
6ft
—
Deerfield
11- 1
10c
Knox Glass, Inc.
5ft
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd. (quar.)
& Chemical
1240
New
32'ftc
,
i—:
Ketchum
11- 1
(quar.)—
:
12- 1
12- 1
R Plastic Wire
10-23
$2
Corp.
12-1
12- 1
D &
10-27
11-24
u 1
12-1
•
11-14
1
5ft
12-15
tl2c
Imperial. Mills, Ltd
Corp., $4.29 pfd.
1
II-1
11-
;
12-15
noc
Crown Zellerbach
!
Kellogg Company (stock dividend)
(Subject, to approval of stkhldrs. Nov. 17)
Kelly Douglas b Co. Ltd.—
25c partic. class A pfd. (quar.)
5C
(a-a)
——
Consolidated Frelghtways (quar.)
——
Consolidated Theatres Ltd., class A (quar.)
Cosmos
•
:.7.:
:•
(quar.)—_——
2YiO
Composite. Fund.
Connolly Containers
dividend
12-
$8
7 (Ac
———
'
Stock
12s'8
:
62.Vic
-
iNatlona! Starch. Products (quar., 25c
Natloiial Steel. & Shipbuilding, com. (quar.) .
10c
8 *
1-16
12-15
50O
Machinery Corp, (quar*)_u>—
Extra
12- 1
1- 2
50c
Combined Locks Paper Co. (quar.)———
Commonwealth Natural Gas Corp. (quar.)—
Compo Shoe
-
12-
11-23
11-24
12-19
"
40c;
,
Cquar.)
National Malleable & Steel Castings Co.__.__
: 10-31
12-29
"
25c
.
lquTr.)~^T~J:
Common (quar.)
4V4-ft preferred (quar.)________________
National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada, Ltd.
10-31
11-24
11-22
15cf
Co.
$2.44 preferred series 1957
.
———
—
10-24
60C
—
11-18
11- I
12c
...
1145
12- 1
12c
—,
c
12-2
15c
50c
12C
Collyer, Insulated Wire Co.
common
»Inglewood Gasoline
*
"
.
2ft
National Distillers
j
10-31
12-18
11-22
12-15
30c
•,
.
Quarterly
750
=
-
.
._
°
12- 1
25C
'
10-31
12-20
12-29
Nopco Chemical Co.—
-iBisky<Oik Co.
12-30
preferre^.(quar.)
Chicago Yellow Cab
Chrysley Corp. (quar.) —————Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R. Co.—
1 7 .7
■* 4ft special g.td. (quar.)
——
.
; $2.50 prior preferred
*
-
11-21
11-14
12-19
10-31
II-15
11-15
.U2y3o
•
10-31
15C
1
1145
•
20c
•
7
.'' "
/
11-21
10-31
10-31
Stock
.
<
10-23
11-21
5%.
;_
—
11-28
11- 1
25c
dividend
<•
15c.
Mohawk
10-31
•
11-21
50c'
*
11-15
..
I
35c
(quar.)_
Motor Wheel Corp
100ft
■-
10-31
40c
'
r
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry. (quar.)_
Gas (quar.).
:
Missouri Portland Cement
12-12
.7
•
*
'
11-15
I- 3
——
—
-
1
Chase Fund of -Boston—
*
10-31
Morrison-Knudsen
-
11-14
11-44
11-25
-11-29
Missouri Natural
■
12-10
10-24
10c
710c
;___
10-24
—_
40c
(s-a)_
10-24
;
$1.18%
Hajoca Corp. (quar.)
^—
Cotton, Ltd., common (quar.)
5ft preferred (quar.)—
Hamilton Watch Co., common (quar.)
7
4ft ~conv.-preferred- (quar.)_
Hemcnway Furniture, common (quar.)
.5% ft" preferred (quan)
r*
Hevi-Duty Electric (s-a)
Hefophane Co., Inc..
7
Honegger's & Co., Inc. (Ill.> (stock div.)
Hooker-Chemical Corp., com. (quar.)
$4.25" preferred (quar.)
Horn -te Hardart Co. (N. Y.)—5ft preferred' (qua«7)—__
s
Hubinger Company (quar.)*—_—
V
Extra-'
i
'
11- 1
11- 1
•
(stock dividend)
par 4ft -pfd. for each
common shore held.
i2yao
11- 1
•
*
10-24
Morgan Engineering, common. (quar.)_
-$1.50
—
Hamilton
35c
—
11- 1
-
11-10
—
k
11-21
5c
10-15
;
$t
Ltd.—
*31'4c
5<,o "1st- preference (quar.)—
75c
Great Northern Ry. (quar.)
25C
Green (A. P.) Fire Brick (quar.)«__—_—
12 Vie
Gregory Industries (quar.)
25c
Greyhound Corp;, common (quar.)
——
4V*% preferred (quar.)
$1.06%
—
5fo preferred (quar.)—_—1
$1.25
40C
Gross Telecasting, common (quar.) ——>
Class B
IVaO
(quar.)
:
Gulf Interstate Gas, cbmmoa (quar.)——
15C
6ft "preferred
30c
(quar.)—
11-14
10-29
12-12
$1
$1.10
Gpssgrdt. (H.;W.) Co.; rfeuar.)
Gqsab Bakes Dredge-* & Dock ^quar.)
11- 5
$1.183/v
U
Ltd.
Co.
"
11-1
15C
;
10-23
11- 7
12-12
11-10
$1
dividend
Extra.
11-1
11-28
$40c
430c
1245
-10-23-
20c
11-28
•
,
i
II-: 1
.
50c "
11- 1
dividend—
Great Lakes
25c
62 Vac
(s-a-)___T____
10-31
I-
25c
2ft
■
Canadian Arena Co.
One share of *10
*,
So
41-28
62 Vic
Rubber Co.
(Increased35q
dividend
30ft
Monsanto Chemical Co. (quar.)
25c
•
Company,
Stock
11-14
2%,
Carborundum Co.7(qu«r.1—
'
11-14
_______
(quar.)_..
General Outdoor Advertising (quar.) ________
General Steel Castings Corp.
(quar.)——
Genisco, Inc. (quar.)—
—
12- 5
62V2C
ioc
California Water.& Telephone—
$1.24. convertible preferred (initial quar.)
..
11-14
12-8
—_______—
.General Contract
10-31
f*
,
—
...—
&
Stock
Inc.—
Buckeye Steel Castings,
6ft preferred (quar.)
,.
11-14
12- 9
Brick
Milton
12-15
12-15
20c
Extra
6Yifa
preferred A(quar.)..———___
General American Oil of Texas (quar.)__—
40C
t
~
Stock
42'ftc
.
10- 1
A .and«B> shares-^—
:
1
11-14
12- 1
37 Vac
preferred A ■ (quar.) ___________
$8 preferred
(quar.)___________________
$1.50
Gas Service- Co.
738c,
(quar.)
r
10c
Gate City Steel Inc. (Omaha) common—— ,
10- 1
10c
Quarterly from Investment, income-
California Ink Co.
11-28
$l-.5e
r
.
!
11-14
.
25C
Broadway-Hale Stores (quar.) —
Brown :& Sharpe Mfg. (quar.)
f
117 7
11-28
$1.12'ft
10-15
...
(quar.)-
Corp., common
(quar.)-
Bush Terminal Co.-;
12- 1
(quar.)—
Classy AA
10-22
Brazilian Traction Bight & Power, Ltd.—
No action taken on common payment at
this time
'
7
Freeport- Sulphur Co. (quar.)—_—
Freiman. (A. J.) Ltd., 41/a^
pfd. (quar.)—
Fuller Brush Co., class A
.
:
Burpo, Ltd., class A
Stock dividend
•7
Bemls Bros. Bag (quar.)
Boston Fund,
3
11-
.
Beldlng Hemingway Co. (quar.)
.Bell & Howell Co., common (quar.)
4% ft. preferred (quar.)
.
>.
11-
12-1
•
134 Vic
Markets (quar.)
Shoe
3.)
6
11-28
———
(Action deferred on com. payment at this
time)
7:
•
11-
:11-15
,
1145
.
.
50c
:
1145
1
12-30
.
.
70c
.
..
Packaging Materials, common_____
5ft
preferred (quar.)____
Miles Laboratories, Inc. (monthly) l
68%C
Stock dividend
Foote Mfnelral Cd7(quar.)__——
.
(resumed)—,—,T~.—
(A. J.)
11-26
-13-*
62%c
;
12- 1
420c'
.
Midwest
25C
-
Bates Si Irmes, Ltd.—
Bayless
12-31
i
11-17
$1.50
———
,
dividend
Stock
,
I-20
720o.
—
Year-end
$1.12 Va
preferred. (quar.)__—
4.40^
preferred (quar.)
i 4.60% t
preferred (quar.)
*4.75^
preferred (quar.)_—
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
(N. Y.) (quar.)__
Barry Controls, Inc., class A (resumed)—
7
11-21
•
,
E
12-10
(stock dtv.)_____
11-17
.Bankers Commercial Corp.
Class
25c
Payable tVfitt.
2ft
(Ga.)
Banking
FlaggvUtica~~Corp.
Quarterly of l/10fch of a cent from. In¬
come
plus 19 9/10th cents from capital
-
Raihroah. &
12-1
20c
;.
11-3
Florida Power"Corp.—-
div.)———
.
10-30
11-20
RR.—
-5ft ft 1 preferred (quar.)i:-5ft ft preferred (1958)———
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc.—.
10-30
12-9
15c
Class B (stock dtvidend)
11- 3
27YuC
;
12-9
2c
(8-a)___
(s-a)
Corp., $2.50' preferred (quar.)__
McKesson & Robbins, Inc. (quar.)
Meadville Telephone Co., common (quar.)-__
5ft preferred (s-a)
Mexican Light & Power, Ltd.—
j"
$l-prefened bearer (quar.)
$1 preferred registered (quar.)
Michigan Seamless Tube Co
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)_1
5
2c.
-Class B
•
43 %c
quar. )
-preferred
,11-18
(s*a)_____
<
Collieries
11-5
(quar.)
34%c
payment omitted at this time
Ifo preferred (s-a)_.
Augusta Newspapers, class A (quar.)
—
<
6ft preferred (quar.)_——
€ftft : convertible preferred (quar.)——
Avalon Telephone Co. Ltd.—
Ayrshire
common
12-18
Atlantic Steel Co.,
,
Corp.,
Fischer fc1 Porter Co., com.
Common
.
11-14
Class A
•
Share
;
.
McCord
3c
11-45
.—
^stock
Point
11-
75c
15c.
—
11-14
25p
T11-14
First
40c
Associated Food Stores
5Yj(/o
12-1
(quar.)—
class A
(Del.),
11- 5
$1.50
i
(quar.)______
pfd. (quar.)
'First Bank-Stock Corp. (quar.)
12- 1
12-15
—■_—:——_
Water Co.
10-21
12-10
It 1/9!
(Increased: quaf.)
Artesian
'
11-28
12-20
.
7
11-14
11-26
25c
(s-a)
Co.
Firestone Tire & Rubber, -AYgfo
50c
$3 participating preferred (quar.)—-——.
7Participating
—
Arrowhead & Puritas. Waters, Inc. (Calif. )<-=-
12-13
10r31
*
"
*
Manitoba & Saskatchewan. Coal--.
10c
12-10
11-
like
common.
Pennsylvania RR.
Feddcrs-Quigan
40c
—
8-28
20c
50c
9
Whm
Name of Company *
nf.nea,
10-28
"
12-12
10-29
12V2e
—
Holder*
Rdwfole
Stores,,Ltd.. (quarj_
Equitable Gas Co,, common (increased
4.50 ',v
preferred- • (quar,)_.
12- 1
12-12
11- 3
__
Farms
11-14
$1.25
(quar.)
When
„•
$0,057
$31(4c
Eaton Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Electronics
Investment
Corp.
11-14
12-
$1.37 %
37,/aC
——
—
preferred (quar.)
Realty Corp., $3 preferred
6%
Arcus
1
12-1
East
25c
American Water Works, common5Vz ft - preferred, (quar.)
Arden
1
$1
Title ti" Insurance
dividend
11-14
__
(quar.)—
:v.?-Far
1
10-31
12-
——
-
^preferred. A " (quar.)—
45 special preferred' (quar.)
American
11-14
40c
(resumed)—
common
(quar.)—
11-10
32c
5 ft
preferred (quar.) ———
Allegheny Corp., 5 %ft preferred A (quar.)
Alpha Portland Cement Co. (quar.)
—
Amalgamated Sugar. 5% preferred (quar.)
American Meter Co. (quar.)————.
-American News Co. (quar.)
T
American Potash & Chemical Corp.—
•
11-25
—
(quar.)
Gas
11-14
5c
(quar.)——.
Natural
12-1
—
__——
common
preferred
prior
Alabama-Tennessee
25c
—
■>-•
,
v v.-V
(ordinary)
Ltd.
.
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
When
Co.
"Doughboy Industries, class A (quar.)
7
Douglas Aircraft Co. (quar.)—.—,
Drackett-Co., common (increased).
A'io
preferred A (quar.)_
:
Dunlop Rubber, Ltd.—
Amer^ dep.- rets .(interim)
Amer. dep. rets, (interim),-^
(Approximate: amount after deduction of
exps. of depositary and British Inc. tax)
Duquesne Brewing ( quar.)
Durion Co. (quar.)__
_!
In the first we indicate all lhe dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the payments previ¬
tables.
Per
-
'Nameof Company7
Distillers
i Dividend announcements
(1721)
(resumed).
(James) & Sons (quar.)
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)
Lilly (Ell) & Co. (quar.)_—
12- 5
.
(quar.)—.
preferred A .(quar.)
—
conv. preferred B (quar.)——
4.70ft prefixed C-(quar.)—
4.70ft preferred D (quar.) —
3%ft preferred E (quar.)...
4%ft
4% ft
12-10
11-14
1-15
12-13
200
11-15
11-
25C
12-10
11-26
1
294$c
12-1
11-7
29%C
29% C
12- 1
11- 7
12^1
11- 7
34%C
12- 1
11* t
8ft
12- 1
Stock dividend..
11-14
200
725c
Downey (Waiter M.) Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Stores, Inc. (quar.)
_________
Lykes Bros. Steamship (quar.)—
Lynch Corp. (No action taken on dividend
payment at this time.)
Macco Corp.
(stock dividend)
,Mackinnon Structural St^el, Ltd.—
.
Common
(year-end)
_—-—______
5ft 1st preferred (quar.)
Manhattan Bond Fund...
—
(quar.).
5ft
2-10
11-10
1-50
Stock dividend———.
5ft
9-1L
Stock
Oft
Schenley Industries Inc.—
Stock
11- 2
100ft
y
•
' t$l ■
|$1.23
5c
1243
11-28
12-13
.11-28
10-24
10-14
dividend—..
dividend;—
Scott Paper Co.. common (quar.)
$3.40 preferred
(quar.).
$4 preferred (quar.)
15c
$1
4-30
8-10
.
7-50
12-10
50c
2- 1
11-14
1-10
2- 1
1-10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
Co.,
Finance
Seaboard
convertible preferred. A (quar.)———
convertible preferred E (quar.)
—
Seaboard Surety Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)—.,
Bealdght-OswegorFalls (quar.)——
Selected Risks Insurance Co.
(quar.)__
Chat tuck Denn Mining
(resumed)—
-ClU
A
Class
Aluminum
3
-
(quar.)-——
Electric Service
'
4.75#
4.36#
:
4.40#
11-14
11-
1
10-15
12-15
11-15
12-
5
10-30
American Art Metals Cp.—
50c
12-10
10-31
Class
10-31
10-21
6#
11-25
10*21
16c
12-15
12-
4
4(2#
)%
,
11-
100#
Stamford
Water
Stock
37c
Warner
Strutliers
/.
$1.25
Wells
Suburban
Oil
Sun
Co.
2-
1
1-20
American
Independent Reinsurance—
2•;
2-
1 V
-
1-20
1-20
1
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
1-
$1.12 Vz
11-
4#2#>
1
12-15
11-14
;
12-15
12- ,1
.American
12-10
/ 11-28
45c
12-1
11- .7
2#
r
y
12-
12-
12- 6
11- 7
40c
31V4c
11-14
10-31
-
11-14
/
11- 6
,11-15
12-10
12-10
7#
Anchor Post Products
■
10-22
10-31
10-24
11-14
10-31
10-31
10-24
10-31
"Class
10-2O
U. S.
4-:
Borax
4—
12-
1
6
11-
-
10-31
10-15
11-20;
11-10
$2.40
v
& Chemical
Printing. & Lithograph
Common (year-endi
prcf. A
Corp.,
Construction
11-14
11-15
10-24
$16c
$35c
11-29
10-31
2-28
1
5
pfd.
••
-,-•/
1
,
12-15
30c
.
1
12-
-
1
.11*
1
;
10-
8
Vlcl:
Chemical Co.
Walker
12-
1
com. (quar.)—_1„
l-_—-—__
DR.,
5# preferred (s-a)
Atlantic
Coast
Line
Co.
Conn,
of
(quar.)—
(quar,)-
11-14
1
1
12-15
1
11-15
11*. 3
1 25c
10-26
10-13
11-14
10-15
^
40c
Stock
dividend
,
Kentucky
dividend
on
.
Coal
(No
at
action
this
Co.
payment
-
5(4#
.
preferred
,
Windsor
Bros,
(quar.)
/.
Wisconsin
Carwin
1
;<
i.
'11-' 1
11-
10-'
5
11-17
11-
3
11-17
U- 3'
J30c
12- 1
$3
12-JLO
12-31
4
.'
12-24
12-10
1*- 1
12-17
12-19
12-
15c
11*14
11* 3
32 (4c
11-15
10-31
30C
10-S8
10-
1
10*31
Tube
4
10-24
10-31
12r12
12-15
give the dividends announced
.
•11-
■
3
of Company
Share
(Reg.)
Precision
Products,
Acme
Steel
Co,
L
t
•
*"'*•
(quar.)4
414#
11529
11-
itock
dividend
25c
11-
1
1
10-15
dividend
Ar'arr-f-MlUis Corp." (quar.)__
2#
__44_~~
50c
Addresaograph-Multigraph Corp.—
■
Stock
t
dividend
on
ree-for-one
Aeronca
Mfg.,
prior
55c
new
common
A
;;
~
3-31-59
11-
1
■
4#
•'
14c
27C
$15C
11-24
!
11-28
11-10
10-20
$1.05
tl*it)''(
1
-
12-
1
ri
11-
1
10-15
10.-31,,. 10-20
Corp,
:
--
>
'. .11-; 1
20c
10-10
*
.
vull-
1,.
:
•
.
10-27
—
.v
.
11-15,,. 11-. 5
11^
-ll-.l !
.'12- 1 "
^—
'
•
(qu?.r.>_-__-__4_
(quar.
Works
1
v
/10-20
$1.02 .1-6-59
l5c 4
Co..
(resumet)
preferred
common
'lOc :
(quar.)
30c
;
1.
Blue Bell, Inc. (quay.)
i
f
-
10*15
Blue
r
Ribbon
Bine
Ridge Mutual
Corp., "Ltd.,
pfd.
(quar;)
—
11-14
11*15 7/ 10-24
*.
11-' 1
11* l
.'12-19
Borg
744#
4L1-14-*.
1L*
11-29
>
*
Co.—
Columbus
4.25#
>//■ 4.65#
•
&
■€#
$4.25
Southern Ohio
,
preferred
Combustion
Stock
Edison
income;
10c
31'/.c
25c
n
,
•
'
"
(quar.)______:
~
.#0*30
preferred
(quar.)_
3.25%
preferred
JOvl7
10-90
•
(quar.)____4
;
;—
-
11- 3
-
-—r.V
11-1,
•">
10-15
II—F
-11-1;
$0*28
~5Ge
(quar.)--
dividend
4.64#.
-10-45
-
Ml- 1
-*:i4*15'
*
28c
10-45
10-15
-
10*14
:'
11-1
11-20
$1.16
$1.34(4
11-
Fund—
...
,
.
4
r_
net
investment
(George W.)
Corp.
8c
income)
(quar.)
—
•
-
-
;
Commonwealth Telephone Co.,(Pa.)
(quar.)
-
22VzC
"
-45c
11-14
-12-1-
10-23
11-*17
:
►
-
..
.
(Continued
on
page
„44)\
•
10*20
(quar;)-" $1.06 Va '*2 4T1-15
2
//I
$1.07
____Z_L______$1.17
/
_44
$1.50
common
;
1-10-20
IV: 1
2#
Co.,
10-22
12-U
Si«
-11,
$1,25
-
$1.25
pfd".
10-15
r
11-15
12-31
/
Electric—
■ (quar.)__
Engineering |nc.
10-31
75c
•
-
(quar.)
investment
JO, 8
:
} 1-15.;:. 10-01
87 VzC
4
"
424M
j'$25c
(quar.)____
12* 5
10-31
$35
$20c
;_4__
series)
preferrqd r(quar,i/
preferred .(quar.)
Conunonwea 1th
>
$1.25
<
series; 41_
Pictures. Corp.,
v
10-15
-
Finance
10-20
-12-'1/' '• HrlO
; 12- 111*40
mrze
—
(quar.)___—4_____
5# .preferred.. (1947
5#. preferred.(1956
11-15
1-1-59-
"
(quar.)
common
12-19
10-21
10-31
50c
—
Corp., $L25 pfd. (quar.) ",
Columbia Gas-^jffitem Ine. .-(quar.) 4_v_/4_'_^
11-30
•$62VaC.4 11- 1
J.),. Ltd,
10-47
.,
Worsted- Mills (liquidating)^.^CocJirane-Dunlopt Hardware, class,A (quar.)
{B:
10*17
.
>4
Cleveland
3Va#- preferred
1
1-1-59
$1.25
epecial -.betterman
(quar.)
17# •, reg.--guaranteed (qyar.)/____
Cleveland Securities
_"___
4_4
Coghlin
10*15
-
1
11-
,
;•
•
,12- 6
20c
(quar.;
*113%
41*2®
$1^5
..
40c
Columbia
X
12-15
.12-10
-
$1.12#
•
-Colonial Fund/(from
/ Colorado Oil & Gas
•
■
10*.7
1
11-1
9^2
.
-
-•
,9-229-22
9-22
'
(From
{
(quar.)_—
^4_____________44___4
10-22
11-15 -*
'
■
•
37V4c
—
preferred
(quar.) ____4.4444'4_______
Clqveland & Pittsburgh RR.—-
.
5#
11-1
'_______-44_-# 7 2V/2 # Z 1-6-59
$4.50
-
Colonial
^
11- 5
f
common
•-Coigate-Palmolive Co.;
r
756:
.
,
11-15
87V'2C
Electric (quar.)___—-37Vac
. (quar.) _____
>/ 35c :
4##. preierred
(quar.)__4____4—_4
$1.06*4
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a.)w_.
$1.50
Cloveland, Cincinnaii, Chicago & St. Louis
Common
2* 9
•' 10*15
/
•' i;5c-
,
u.__
(quar.)
-
.-12* 1
50c.
30c
.
j___—
Series A-prefe^ed
,11-10
10-31
•
—-r15e
{
4_j.
(quar.) _____4________4_4l4_
Tobacco,
.
a
12*27
1*
12-
/•" 1*14
? 20c 4-30-69 -■
4-15
-* 5Qc #114 1 ; 10-17
.,
(quar.)
Qi'ty Stores- Co,,-
.
•
10-31
10-25
-10*31--<<-tO*25^vr.
.'■/ v &1
• '. *
4__*4__—v„
dividend--—;4__:
Stock
Common,
'■
Y
11-17
10c
(quar.I
Cleveland Electric Tllumlnating—
3
V 20c 1-30-59.
___
10-15
11-14
10-17
5'.i
dividendr_"4—/
Ey.
$i'.6o Vu-vi >10*2©
.
Company (quar.)-
Bros.
r
10-JL5
11-14
.
11-14,
12*15,
Cincinnati Gas"&
r
11- 3
'12*1 3
5c
(stock
10-10
60c
10c
„•
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
i
/ 10-15
"I5c5 3-2-59
";-20cs
10-31,
"
:—
Inc.
,
.
.
Products
11*) 1
25c
;
..
1.1-18
4
"$50c
:
.4
•
10-15
.
(initial;..;
Enterprises
Cl)icago Great.,Western Ry.
v-r
.4440c 5,11-;6^ 10-27
preferred (quar.)_
Corp,
4
**
10-31
27#JC
25c
_i—,
4.
'
'
17,-11*40
30c 7 10-31
27VzC
■
*
$27>/2C
,
,
/Chesapeake. & .Ohio Ry.
3#<t: preferred.; (quar.)
"
"
10*13
10-31
50cfl
—
;
9
'2.ii-vrf *,
;; 4 ,14/2 #12-19
>. fl*"3
.' 710*15 ''
$$2.50
-4*4ii__'-;__^4-44 :'
J.0-20^
-
;/ii6-3i;.
50c
Cherry-Burrell Corp., common (quar.)___
10-J.5
10-31-#l10-15
'
Bishop Oil
11-10
11-
121-12^
12-30
60c
4#. pre/erred,(quar..)t>_;__-j.j.:,,J_x4;__^^_u.j
Chesapeake Corp. of Vifglnia" (quar. )_1_44_
'
—:
:
Iron
Clicmical
>
3-16
12- 1
12-12
l-2r59 r
t!5c
,•>..
>5c,_.: 10r31
10-15
28.^6^ To-31 //lo-ift
-
Best 8s
10*17
10-13
'
$1,371-5
(quar.)_-_
Behqufet Consolidated,
12-15
11; 1
10-15
$1
,111-a.- h 10-15
Cquar. 14--4_4^_4 »4r_4_
" tqua'r. )4>'"
35c.i>;;4 llr-ll .,•>/ 10*15 *
Centray.PubliC'..Uitilily Corp. (quar.(_____4_4,20c ;,//;U-/;l; ;10*. 8 •.
Central & SoUtll West Corp. <qi'mr.)x.4__4-i'4 *•'' 42-YnC * cl'i498t:-Soi0^t,,)f
62,VzC-'J- ,U-*1
Century Food Markets Co.,i5# pfd, (quar.)10-15
t,
_
National
Beneficial
OVc
I
$1;75
-
11-14
,
1
preferred
.
Cliemicftl
10-15
10-31
•f -'5c. 4
■:
Beech Aircraft1- (increased)
Bloch
3#
(quar.t
(quar.)
Baystate Corp.-'
Belmont
after
split
pfd.
10-30
;25c
_
____-Z4-44
J# prefered "(quar.)
# preferred (quar.)
'
.
5(4#
preferred (quar.)
4«*new-8urpass Shoe Stores, common (quar.)
!
preferred (quar.)
Air Control Products, Inc. (quar.)__
■
12-31
11-14
1-2-59
11/bc
lla
Champlin OU A: Refining-Co. "tquaf.')_^^4_'_w;
Chase" Manhattan Bank. (N. Y4) (quar.).
10-4)1
10-10
$1.50 1-15-59,12-3J
Railways—
'
'
4 ", / '
•r;
participating preferred
/—44—
•
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., eommon
l_4__,
10-15
2#
Itnck
(quar.)
BaJthurst* Powet &, Paper Co., Ltd.—
10^20
12-15
«dams Consolidated Industries—
^
preferred A
conv.
Common
10-31
27 (4c
_■
,
9-30
7c
(quar.
(quar.)
1
11-29
T'l-
5c
_/__44;*'
Electric COrp.4- "
Securities
preferred
(
10-15
12-
Painty Chemicals (initlal-quar.fi.
common (Increased) -*
4#
HoUfert
10c
4_
common
$1.10 convertible preferred
< s-a;
pas Co., (quar.).
11-14
12-,-1
-'411-29 '
37V2C
4.20#
715c
,
Inc. (quar.)
_________
VJ
Beaux-Arts Apkrtm^nts,-$3 irfd. (quar.)_I44_
$6 1st preferred (quar.)4____-__-_--__4^4l>4 -4
Payable of Bee.
10-27
&
10-10
2ilc i .1
.
7/ / "4#
15c
r
Bearings,
include diyi-
When
10-10
# ,, 10-15
;40/31#/; 9-30
10*32
convertible.preference (quar.)__.,---it>
t
Central Loulsigug. Electric, com. (increased;; 45c
/
4.50# preierred- (quar.fi_l-^4i_-_^__'_4l$1.12Vat
12-1 4 11-15
CentraV Power &• Light Co.-—. '-V4'4;-'..44.,■ • / *v•'•*
10-20
•/,.'
in prevloua
$0,009
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp., class A
1
10-30
Si Co., com. iquar.-)=.:
s.
-—.-J'-}30cv.
4##r pfd. series of 1947 (quar.)^.-^—;;'$1.12# :
Belgian
Per
Acme
'
L—1
Bastian-Morley Co., Inc.; 5ViYr pfd.- (quar.)
CI. A divid. payment emitted at this time
•receding table.
vflpie
11-
30c
17'#c
v.17#c
_—.—•
pfd, A (quar.)
prcfered B (quar.)
Ealtimore
11-14
being given in the
4
"ii* .1;;
v
t. 60c
:—.i__4__4__4 <p.
$1.50
n-:3
12*12
Ayres (L. S.)
*
*eeks and not yet paid. The list does not
Jends announced this week, these
Aberdeen Fund
(quar.)4—i
conv.
Class
we
prior pref. (quar.1
Banking Corp., com.' (quar.)'—
conv.
)
$1.25
—
■-
n
,; 4114 l
40c
56V4C
(quar.)—----
Coke
<Sr
Electric
>.Central-Illinois
-i.il.
*
Basle Products "Corp.,
f
ueiow
Inc.—
Babbitt (B. T.J, Int., common (resumed)44
Baldwin-Lima-IIamilton Corp.
(quar.)______
Baldwin Piano, 6#. preferred (qifar.)__—4_
1' Baldwin
Rubber Coi (qtfar. >_____4_4i_4____.
•
(quar.)
preferred
/Central Hudson Gas <fc
Quarterly.
y/l_.
9
11-10
I
10*22
11-15
I
10-17
10-30
>y
.". " 3* 6
i«*:i
.
10-31
33c
' *
preference# ('£-a)-sT.T___»---.--:—-—'
6#'
.
Central
11**3
10-30 'r; 10-15
15c,' 10-30
10-JL5
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)—^—^1——37ysc
Kf-30/ / 10-15
Avco Manufacturing common (quar.)—'——_•/'
--'11-20 / 10431
$2.25 conv. pfd. Iquar.)—
«.wl
56(4c ; .11-) 1 ^10-15
8#
10-21
$1.50
10c
Wright Line, Inc., class B
Wysong & .Myles (quar.)—
&
9
15c
Motor* Corp.
_4
Withcrbee-Sherman Corp., 6# pfd. (accum.)
Word (Alan) Steel. (Sec Alan Wood Steel)
/«•
--
Company
Central" Coai
10-*9
,
H-C8
75c
T
Wisconsin
Sheet
6#
T
12-12
12-10
$1.31*4
18aic
.
(increased)
12-19
85c
*
Youngstown
$1.20
Automobile
10-31
25c
-
&>.,Light Co., com...(quar;)
preferred .(qual*.)_
..
4.20#
-
9
12-12
-
v/. 50c
,"/' 25c '
,
"
•
.ii-.i/; 10-104
$10c
'/ Celotex Corp., common (qiicr. 1.—_4
Central Canada Investments, Ltd.—
*
.
(quar.)
Bankshares
12-
'
—-
4-1-59
,$50c
.
Common (qu«r.t_4_^2_—/
preferred#'(quar.)444i!_!i44*:i44'-4i_i*.
4;80#
;.
-
Class'A
—
(quar.)—
Industries
12-19
60c
—
pft 4:;"iice
•4(^#
933,4c.' r; 11-. 1 ;;io- b
Refining Co., 3.75# pfd. B (quar.)
Llrl5.
5%#' preferred (s-a)—
12-1
.,455c
_r_4.—
Atlantic Refining' Co. (quar. W-.-:
11-21
.12-15
' ; .<* , 50c
Atlas Corp.; common (stock dividend)——
6# - "11* 1
$-16
;
25c
12*15
•11*26
4 5# preierred (quar.) —T—-T-r-12 ' L'C-,
12-5
Atlas Sewing Centers (quar.)—,
12r20
'
.■11* 1'
10-' 3
Alias Steels, Ltd."(quar.)—
$25c
Atomic Development Mutual Fund
10-; 6
11# 3
y
3C
10-21
taken
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.)
4(4#
preferred (quar.)——
White Motor Co., common
(quar.)
WiUlams
11-14
1 '
25c
(quar.)—
-•
(qi,ar.)„-__ /
common
.
11-14
r
•
time.)
Western Canada Breweries, Ltd.
Western Railway of Alabama-
,
5
11-
5#
———-
Ltd.,
Frunze,
11-14
12-15.,
„
4
r44.U_wsJ_444_4ii_l_4._-'-. $87Vic'
,■* .;• $$2
Carrier/Corp.,
.
—-—-——
*
•
10*31
"
ill-/I
10^15
Investrnfept Fund, Ltd4;>:-*ai-V_ir'*'
11*15
Oil Cps. Ltd. .(quar.)--—44—$20c10*15
11-15/ 10-31/
5#4 pld. (qua.r.')v-.", $$1.25
11-15
10-31
X*Vi'.i%- preferred .<, (qixar.$$1.06
Caflaliuul, Ltdv:44^4*4_4iii_i4l'l_4i44'_4-4i4''i":'/,
$55c .• 410*31 >■ i 9-30
-
Atlantic
Austin Niclrols & CO.,
Walt Disney see Disney (Walt) Productions
Washington Steel Corp., commoxr (increased)
4.80#
preferred
(quar.)West
12-
40 c
1—
-
—,
;
...%<*
11-10 "*10-31
11*15
..
10-9
„
11->1-A
$2.50
.
12#-1
llrl5-
w,-.$87,/Se«y$rl?59.:*•■>, 3*,.6
d-orr'i/:
A .(s-a
1
-
10-15
12-15
Vic.
$65c
,
1
—$0,052
Manufacturing Co. of Wisconsin—
quarterly
Increased
>.\,'4,v"':
Carolina, Power
40*31
411-31
$1.18%
50c
10*31'
$$1.25
'«
^
•
10-28'4" v",9*36 ;
(quar.;_::_\. .,,450c
common
;(qrrar.)__4_/.__;__i4:4444'
6
11*17,4;-■10-81
12-
preferred (quar.)— _——-;4_/ $1.02 Va
$1.08%preferred ->(quar.)_
——
4.35#
•
;
1-
$1.50
.__
Fund
Ltd.,
•
10-10
-4
f30c/"
'44_44^_4i___4iii~____—-/
I/"'Case- (3.-I.)/.Co., feVi#* preferred (quar.)—4
•11-1*0
7# '* preferred ' (quar. )i_
('quar.
——4 *
11- 1
Cascler'i'retheway; Mines, Ltd»-s^_—
_ / •
11-17*' ""
CateVpirlftr'' Tr'acro'f/'• common (qu»r.;__—_ -!•
11-15
—
10-*)
.10*15"*
Ca:iadian« Utilities/; Ltd.,
''
Mutual
Ltd." (quar.'/###*/?*
Sugar
-
10-10
„',;T1*15
'11-f l^
;u'l 60c
10-15
11-15
Corp.,
Atlantic Coast Line
;
Yanderbilt
10c
yj
(qtrar;)4___#,vt7#c(l.'
Ltd.
.
4# preferred (quar)—
4.75# preferred (qyar.),_—__—__—
4.10#
12-
$1.10
fl2VaC
•
'
7VzC
'
;
(quar.)—
—
Equipment
1
Canadian
10-31
8aic
,
,
(quar.)—
—
.
;
11-14
-
preferred
Atlantic City Electric
,
11-14
12-
—
•«
10-15
11-
.
t
12-
•
$62 V21C
r
1-30
50c
:
convertible
10-
12-41
tdOc
>•'
1
11.-1;
,/20c
*
(quar.)——
A
llr
,
-4-1
Co.—
$6 conv.
Co.
11-26
$37c
(quia*.)-—_
United Stores
Utah
t
;
11-14
i.-_4—1
——
5#
10-31
10-20
pref,
4'/a# pfd; (quar.)— ,> 56 Vic-,
43%c
Artesian Wa ter, 7#; pfd. (quar.)
—___»•••.
Associated Truck Lines, class A (quar, 14.1-i • '2;i7J/zCAtchison Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co. (quar.)
'... x 30c
Aro
r
11-16
12 #c
—
4'/a#
preferred (quar.)
;
S Lines
(New Jersey) (quar.)
TJ. S. Pip: & Foundry (quar.)
U. S.
1211-
1 '
;
*
$1.12(4
Corp.—
'U
*
12-
2nd
$2.50 pref. shares series B (quar.)_—
Arnold Altex Aluminum, common (quar.)—...
•
33c
Assn., (s-a)
'
10-10
10-10
Canadian Dredge & Dock Ltd.*(incr. s-a
Cauauiaji j-nuiislries, Ltcu common iquar;) 44'..
'
10-10
Canadian
* 11-
$1.12#
preferred* (series with sf) (quar.)—
Corpi, Ltd.,- common (quar,)_—_
Argus
10-15
10-31
v
.
4.05#
5
1
(quar;)#—4._4—4—.i.37Vzft.-*'
^srar._5.
•
11-14
11-15
**'5# '*
,v*.'
10-10
,
..
Insurance
participating- .class
Canadian
10-20
(quar.)/_^,—
—---/
20c
11- 1
10-20
5# preferred (quar.—-—.—4——62}%c :>' 11- 1
Anthes-lnrperial. Ltd.
ii..
*'■'/
'/' s" v - iLs. •
f
$5.25 preferred (1955 series)
(quar.)_!.,_ t$i;31 *4 /1-1-59 :; '12-29
? Anvil Brand, Ipc., $2.50 pfd. (quar.)-4-410-31 rf 10-15
O2V2.C
fi- 1 >• 10-6
Appalachian Power Co., 4fa# pfd. (quar.)—'
$1.12'/2.
11-1
11-
1"
"11-
30c
(qua.r#_^—
Dominion
&
-Class 45
)4;-,/^*..^,.4«.
/
"11-
25c
../.•/ Canadian Areua Co.; common_4____>_:-_-4—:y>.
;
11*12
12- 9
10*31
30c
Inc." (annual 144;
$1.50
*
ll^T
11-10
.
(quar.)___——.—30c
11-14
34a8C
/
.
10-34
10-31"
preferred* ,(quar.)
Canada./Malting-,
10-16,
10-31
11-14
31aic
com;.; (quari);
'
10-31
.
11-14
11-14
10-31,
:11-14"*#10,-31^
32 Vz c
4Vz #.„•. prcierence
(quar;)—$29
Canada' Packers; Lt'd4—^-T if* '#?4-i
11*154 .11-:1
vX, 1\u
' 4?
?.30c/' 12r; 1
$56*4 '' 'l'l- 1
•
a—•*'
(quar.t
Inc.
Common
1
—
——
" ■•*-V
(quar.)
preferred
Anheuser-Busch
r
,11-14
Canada Foils,,Ltd.; connoon>.(quar,)>y__—,415c,.,
-60c participating class A__'4___4*_44—_44_'* 4) 4 X 15c
'
10-20
11-15
10-30
;
10*15
•11*14
.
u
12-/5
*
preferred
10*24
10/24
5
*
:1b-' l
•
55c l'"41-tl54*4.'-jMh244'
""11-14-;-10*31 "'
2.7#sc 4'11*14 # 10-31 **
(quar.)4——.
Wavet'd? Teleimone;
Campbell Soup Co.
10-15.
10-17
'.:
10-31
.
f -12422 ;
11-15; f
;Aniinal Trap Co, of America, Inc.—
1
■
30c
'
11-26
:
?25c ; -11--1-
*,
50c
^
10-31
11-21
90c
25c
—-
(quar.)
A
'
H
Campbell Red Lake/Mines.
10-20
*
sv
60c
<
.
_—
Camden. Fire
11-14
'i
j/.:
.
preferred. " (quar.)44l_44_444_:—;__1—
-
,
w.
10*15
1
1
211-1
75c
.
i>reierred,y(quar.)__^-----.-^-----.-—
*
'
11*41
,
43a4C
series, I .'(quar.)
pfd. series J (quar.)
$1.20
4$i.32
#"$1.25
11-14
.
series
pfd.
Canico,
10-31
5*
>
'<
4'
12VaC
—
-
1
Year-end
1
_—
A
4%#'
"
•*
10-31* 1,10- 3
—_i.__
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
•1-2
-
10-15
:
30c
*'•—-—
(quar.)_—
pfd.
5.50#
10-15
11- 1
;
•
(quar.)
$30c
—
30c
fquar.)
•Class' B
12* 2
-
.$i,
10-. 1
..
11-18
12-
(quar. )/-_—25c
Anderson Clayton & Co.
1-15
1
124; 5 ;.
.4
$1.75.
———
(quar.)—-
Co.
Anderson Electric Corp.
1
-5.20#
•
Canada
(quar,)-
Cprp
•;
-4——i
Amphcnol Electronics (quar.)—————
35c
(s-a)
Corporations, class
B
(Increased)--
preferred
;
Union
(quar.)—
11-
30c
—
11*6
11-1
15c
10-29#
y
11-
4
llr 4
•
V 30c
4, ____4._ 1.
(quar.).';
4
10-18
.
t37c
—
(quar.)—
11-21
>'.*■
%2c
'
10-17
-it'
11-25
50c
• -44Q#.pfd£ s'eries-C- (quar.—
5.30# conv." pfd. serie8-D (quar.;—„,_4«.tV>33,/kc
"/7."5.28'/: conv. pfd.* series.E (quar.).
.C—
2\ 33c
45.36# conv. pfd.-series.F (quar.)_—_____.33,^be
;'
5.20#' pfd. 'seritfs G (quar.)4____4__—32V2C
10-20
10-31
10-17
•10-17
.
Z y
-
10-17
1
$1.75
,
,
5.06#-
,•.';'•„ 30c
11*14)
-
.11* 1:
■
11-1
40c
,•
California- Water? Service, com.
.10-20
1
37VzC f -ll-:i
t
J
'*•
11-6
1-
$1
12-
65c
(quar.) .44———-----
12- -2
12-
50c
; 11-
-32c
(quar.
10-15
Pacific Jfitle"Insurance Go.-*-4
Caliiornia
_4_—
common
1
12- 1
41 V4c
-
option)
Gas,
12-23
281/HC
r- f>t'-
■
>•;
.
10-15
10-10
12^ 14
;;ii* 1.
;
.
Extra
-7# preferred: (quar,)_4»w-->*California Eltectrld Power^ $3 .pfd.
.
'
11* .6
*
——
holders
at
"Natural
:ioc
'
—_
(quar.)Z^
preferred
1st
-Cdmrnon-
«
4,
from
26c
(resumed)——
/,/ :
U-10
.
30c
y
,
.
and
11-1
J l'i-iO <
•
40c /;
,
:/.C»iifor.riia -Packing Corp. .(quar.)4
1 r;
4 .10-31,;
11- 1
$125
4
/• American Viscose
10-31
12-15
5p
$1.50
V
6
10* 15
capital gains. "Payable in cash
American Thermos' Products
10-31
25c
33c
,
Class
11-
•*
/1
/'
(quar.)——
4
.
■"
Land .&« Timber
California
JQ'U
k
5
•'
American Bmelting & Refining—
'
3#
'
\r~
•
12-
$1,121/2
income
2#
;•
- '.>V1K14.T/40I4IOV •
125c,
quar.;
common
10-15
11-14-
117VzC.'- Tl-1
^
dividend; .1,
Caldwell Linen Mills, Ltd.—
10-31
10 -31
i
25c
,
■'>.*&
Extra
11-14
—___
Extra
-
10-17
11-15i
12-
VzC
"J
preferred (quar.)—
Nephellne Ltd.- <8*a)_—.J.—-
6#
10-31
12-1
*■
Unitrcl
10-27
:
„
American
10-27
25c
65c
:
(quar.)____
,
Products
10*1»
.
Fund-?*
lnv.
.American Seating Co.
10-31
25c
—J
;.—
1
11- .7
12r 6
_
Co.
•,
if
-U-
'':-5# 4
32
*.
:)
——
(195G series)
pfd;
net
'<
j
.
Co.—.
<
11-10
10*10
'*
,-V
—
(quar.)
Mutual.
stock
or
''American
1
50c
-
from
realized
•
:
$1.20 conv.
(6c
11- .7
1
12-15
'2#
—
_______—:
.
25c
(quar.)——
Acceptance Corp. Ltd—
G#
preference (quar.)——Union Carbide Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
Bros.^
10-; 6
1
11-26
$1.
—
Co: 1 stock
12-22
10-31/
*
35c
•V7# preferred (quar.)4-:
,
1
11-
/10c
-
(s-at;
11-14
~
.10-24
$3
(quar.)
-
American-Monorail
.
30C
20c
$1.25
* 7#>c
$5 preferred
(quar.)—
;
——•———$1.25,
.Thalhlmer Bros., common (quar.)— — t '
15c
3.65 # redeeniable. preferred (quar.)
"
1 (4c
Thompson (John R.) Co. (increased quar.)
25c
f
Title Guarantee & Trust Co. (N. Y.) (Inc.) 44 "
32 VzC
'"oronto F'wators, Ltd. (quar.)—
$25c
Tower Acceptance Corp., class A
_—7c
Tropicrtl Gas Co., $5.24 preferred (s-a)——
$2.02
C#" convertible preferred (initial)
52c
Truuz, (Inc.(44
25c
Aircraft
11-15
;
,
-^25cllf 1
V
(quar,)—...
common
—y:
4##prcferrcd:. (quafr»_
class/A* (s-a;
Ltd.,
B
1
Vi:
12-1
25c
—
.
4
Byers* (A. M:;:Co.,
...>4.
—
Co.,
•
American Metal Climax
10-31
11-15
preferred
65c
—.
:—.——
■-'v5#
•y 87V/C
—'
__
11-14
Fenn -(quar.)
Texas Industries, Inc., $5 preferred (quar.)_
Texas Industries, common
(quar.) ———»■"
Lumber
(monthly;
Trust, Inc.-—.
interim)
Amerrican-Marletta
11-13
2
10c
45c
(quar.)
(Initial
.
11-13
12-31
20c
&
United
50c
(accum.
—
"
(quar.)>.———_
(quur.;_
Co
Terminal
Calaveras
w
Quarterly
;
.'American -Investors
..Class
>10-21
American Insurance Co, (Newark, N. Jd—-
1-20
2'-
27 VzC
fiylvania Electric Products, common (quar.)
v
$4 preferred (quar.)
____________—
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.) —
•Union
pfd.
Stock. dividend
1-20
2-
$1.18%
(inc. quar.)—
(quar.)
1
2-1
$1.15
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co,, com. (quar.)
4Vs>% preferred A .series 1955 (quar.)—,
5#> V<> convertible 2nd preferred (quar.) —
Taylor
6#
>11-20
3V2C/
.;
(jquar,)„
Products Corp.
Co,;
Co.
;
5c
Ice
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
10-27
40c
Home
(quar.).
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
American Furniture
American
27V4c
common
Service
Gas
11*14
American
—-
5.20# conv. preferred
#V,r 11-10
l
-
$
11-14
1-1-59
95c
55c T 11- 14
;
■;
37 V2C
1-20
(quar.)—————
Suburban Propane Gas,
Butler
_>
1-20
$1.10
.—-
(quoiv)
preferred
10-27
(quar.)«.^—_—
American Distilling Co. (quar.)
1
.
Products
Corp.,
25c >11;10
'
preferred
2-
(quar.)-—--——____'
Corp.
Busli
,
2-1
—
dividend—-^,
Stock
:
:
92 Vac
$1.06 VA
.
Sterling. Aluminum
Bulloch's
12-19
,
Corp.—-
Forge
10-20
:(quar.
12-31
•
I
Buffalo
"
dividend
Stewart
12-
11-15
12-19
11-
<
*
—>
Steel Products Corp;,(s-a;_
12-
$72'/ic 1
•;•*.";
:4__
18*
11-14
4
12*11/
Buckeye -.Cpr.p;: :._444_^ —J-'.'i. ..5c«
>,
1
.
97VaC
$3.50 preferred (quar.)-—-—:
Standard Register (quar.)
Stauffer Chemical Co.
Cement
$1.50
Co.
11-15
(Chariest
1-1-59
/
Can
Buchanan
,1-1-59
15c
dividend
,-Amerlcan
10-31
1-9
45c
;
Co., (quar.».„^.:
.
Bruning
-15c
!
$1.03%
(Conn.)
Standard Brands, Inc., com.
4
Board
Bmi
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.
Bullock's,. Inc.,
•>
' '
v'
;
(quar.)—.
-
e-164
-'
11-25
+30e
*
10-HJS*
■,
10-27
/ ' $1
,,
Gas
lOrlO
11-1 •'
flOc
.
!.;•
10-M.5
■f
10-31
al2#c
"
.'16V4C
A——
(Quarterly;from net income) ,--,---^^--—4
;
—.—
Corp.
class
cn
(quar;;—
Taunton
preferred,
10-15
,
(quar.-)„_j_4_~i:_-.'-_:-:_-~----~:--.
.American
11-14
•.*#./.•>
pref.
$3.80
,
12-1' 4
...
••
;American Business. Shares, Inc,—.
';•(
——--
(quar.)_
Co.
A '
(quar.)
preferred
preierred (quar.)
Stock
3
(quar.)
Corp, (quar,;—»—,——
Petroleum
American
10-30
7
prexerred
2nd
non-cujn.
Extrti
(quar.)_
com.
7.
50c
10-31
$1.25 *; 12-19
American Airlines, Inc., common (quar.)4.._,'
'25c
12- 1
3#2# convertible preferred (quar.. OlVzC
12- 1
35c
(quar.)..^—:
(quar.)
7
■-m-
10-31
Amerada
*>$2.90
Brockton
11-15
-
Mings,
common
a*
Brandy wine Raceway' AssociacionT Inc.——-!!
Bridge & Tanx.(Canada;, Ltd., com. (qUar.i:,
;
11-
' •1 '
•
$1.20
,
-
—
(interim;
12*10'
^
M-;i'
$1.07.
Bralorne
5
12*15
1-1-59
125c >12-1
—.—:—,,//150c •.11-30
4
75c
n
11*
11-21
11-1
(riuar.')_--^_44_4>;i-:_:4.2—2
t-^per,.)LtcL
10-6
1
1-2-59
70c
(qujr._
preferred),( quar.)_.
4.78#
Bovvater
;*'-j
'
1
(Dallas)—
Service.,
Public
Engineering
Sprag-ue
93 %c
—
—
Ltd.—
(quar.)—
45c
Eperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)——
$4.50 preferred * (quar/)___
_________
*
Canada,
-
'>
9-29
;
5.
1 12-10 /V
1
—
preferred
(quar.)
of
Co.
12-
30c
•
12-
....
«—-—
(quar.)
(quar.)-—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
.
preferred
1st preferred
-10-27
tl7',2C
(quar.)
common
$1
(quar.)______
preferred
4.25# ; preferred
4.40# preferred
4.60# preferred
-
4#
of
common
4.25 # v preferred
..;
fl-29
Edhtm Co.)
11-
50c
87 *2C
-
10-27.
10-27
$26c
■
Quarterly *—2*,:
4.15#
•
11-15
gain on sale of securities
Southwestern Life Insurance
preferred
I2C2C
12 (a'C
——
12-
Inc.—
10c from investment income plus 25c from
nreferred
10-27
4
$1
dividend-———
3.90#
11-25.;,
11-25*.
,22Vic
(quar.)
$1.25
Southwestern Investors
3.10V"
Boston
$1.25
(quar.)_l
Southwestern
Borg Warner Corp., common (quar.)—
3 V2# preferred (quar.)_—-——
10-24
75c
Southwestern
Stock
3
11-
Development Co.—*
Texas
B-
11-
11-25
$3.75
(qua:*.)—
(V. S.) & oo., Ltd., SI pxd. (quar.)„
feinrlair
Oil Corp.
(quar.)—_
Bkelly oil Co. (quar.)—
eocouy Mobil Oil Co. (quar.»—_______—
Class
Aluminum
(quar.)_^
America,
Ltd.
Co.
10-31
ii'-17v/
10-24
11-10 :
■2 VzC
Aluminium;
1
11-25
:
*
11-17
50c
(quar.;
(quar.)_„,>
preferred A (quar.)—
Inc.,- common (quar.)
6#
Alsco,
11-24
15c
—
—
Inc.
10-31
11-20
11-
—
(quar.t____
A
11-10
15c
preferred
Ciks.-t
12-18
1
35c
fiimius
South
1-10
12-
65c
30c
Chenango Valley Water, 5# pfd. (quar.) —
ehciivin-Williams Cu., common
(quar.) —
4#
Alphu Beta Food Markets Inc., com.
$1.25
15c
(quar. I
B
12-18
len Co.—
(W. A.)
Chea.icr
Allied Mills,
Inc.
;T2-'d-
25c
Allied
12-18
,<1-10
4
<
Controls,
12-18
1-10
4
$1.25
$5
«
Monday, October 27, 1958
.
.
u^jyhen. Moldeti
(quar.)'J-i.*#r l2^Sc
Machines
1-10
$1.18%
$1.25
$5
<
(R.
'''
^4
'a
.
Business
C
Allch
12-18
1-10
25c
(quar.)__—
common
'
Name of Company
Payable oJRee
!Share
$4.75 preferred
(quar.)__
———*
(5 preierred (quar.)
—__________
.cPer
Hfilden
When
■
/•.Par
/
Name of Company ;
.
;
(1722)
11-15
10*31
I
Volume
188
Number 5789
*.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1723)
Stock Record
Now
«»
Stock
DULY MIME OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF YRAMK
FOR EVERY USYED STOCK
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
Tear. 1957
Lowed
28
337a Jun 17
37% Feb 12
81% July 15
104% Hay 22
J, 17% Jun 10
64% May 17
16% May 27
Nov 13
11% Jan
.2
36% Dee 30
12% Oct 21
2*
Dec 27
20% Dec
24
Mar
.38% Jan
1
24-
Lowest
,
Oct 21
92
30% Jan
Highest
3
40
43% Jan 13
102% Jan
,14.
Jan
68% Oct 21
115
7
3
14% Jan
23% Oct
•
2
.19% Jan
29
14% Jan.
155
July
Z
Oct
1
160
Dec 23
Oct
24% Jan
2
33% Aug
4
2% Jan
3
2
5
July
19% Oct
3
11% Jan
14
Jan
2
22
Oct
Jan 16
72
80
9
Oct 17
280
July 31
Sep 19
24
Sep
6
65% Apr
110% Jun
13
80
17
3
21
2
26% Oct 24
30% Jan
-
Jan
14% Apr
Dec~30
2
49% Oct
23% July
36% Dec 24
.59
Oct
39
27
8
27
Jun
Oct 22
Dec 30
77
22
Oct 30
113
Jan
Jan
62
3
2
125% Oct
Feb 25
14% Jan
2
2
85% Jan
9
37% Aug
8
69% Mar 28
32% Dec 31
34% Jan
13
97% Jan
3
51
27% Apr
7
66
7
'
Sep
5
16% Oct 11
Mar
5
27
May
57% July
32% Dec 30
9
59
Jun
13
14
66% May 29
27% Sep 16
44% Oct 22
24% Jan
4
*13
19:
Jan
20% May 2
6% July 11
19
2
21
Oct
2
20% Sep 22
2
7% Sep 25
41% Jan
2
62% Oct
6
45% July 25
42% Mar
7
38% Dec 30
53% Jan 25
37% Sep 11
42% Jan
64% July
64
Sep
39% Jan
I
S
39% Jan
2
51
62 % Jan
2
8
29% Jan
17
93% Feb 27
80% Jan
3
Oct 24
75% Nov 26
35% Oct 22
48% July 15
29% Apr 30
39% May 22
17% Aug 27
23% Oct 22
29% Oct 22
11% May 7
13% Dec 30
33
39% Jan 17
Feb 24
38% Jan
2
63% Sep 16
38% Oct 24
49% Oct 14
25
13 % Jan 30
23% Sep 15
14% Jan
24
7
31% Feb
1
17% Apr 23
23% Jan
Oct 28
135
Feb
2
12
16
Jan
2
May 27
43% July 1«
96
Jan
29% Oct 22
2
78
32% Jan
2
83
50% Oct
3
14
79
14
95% Jun
10
64
21
Jan 21
68% July 18
16
47% Jan
Oct 22
88
Jun 28
28% Jun 13
99% Feb
6
17% Jan 17
20% Dec 20
29
24
31
11
Deo 11
Nov 14
5% Jan
92
16% Jun
18% Dec 23
30% Oct 22
37% May 17
66% July 11,
18% Jan
9
33% Oct 22
10% Dec 24
141-
Nov 15
17% Oct 21
158
62% Dec 31
97% July S
63% Jun U
155% Jan 24
35%. Dec 31
133% Nov
4
39% Oct 18
113
Oct 30
Oct
30% Oct
13
15
15
92
91
30
29%
913A
147a
88%
293/4
293/4
293/4
293/4
293/4
29%
7,400
15,400
1,400
45%
44%
44%
44%
44%
41%
42%
x41%
44
41%
443/8
413/4
2,400
43%
♦94%
95%
447a
95%
12%
12%
12%
12%
49%
50%
50
50%
50
77%
78%
*77%
50%
78%
♦77%
78%
78%
27%
•
"
41 y4
12%
50
44%
403A
123/4
44%
40 y4
12%
■
28 %
78%
27%
28 y4
27%
28%
273A
29
*104%
110
*106
112
*106
110
41
*106
40 y«
39%
40%
40%
35%
36 y4
4*%
34%
35%
33%
34%
407a.
333/4
34%
39
88
887a
90%
88%
89%
2
Oct
2
43
Jan
2
,J.!7% Jan
2
27% Jen
2
34r
85%.
■
88
*33
34
•33
34
•33
34
*36%
:
34
37
*36%
♦33
37%
37
•36
37
•36
10,600
122,000
11,200
363/4
45
45%
84%
*45
45%
45
109%
108%
107
108%
108
85
24%
84
25%
*117
125
42%
*103
r
lUf
39%
39
24%
119
42%
111
39
39
42
45%
1063%
85
25
*116 '
,
42%
*105
45
108%
84%
24%
24%
119
42%
'
84
124%
y4
f
243%
*105
111
r 38%
*105
24s/8'
*116
42%
V
2,000
14,800
1,200
39
»
25%
47,500
122
42%
111
38%
383/4
8434
,84
124%
*42
45
104'A 1067a
25
*119.
42%
45
1073/4
85/4
85 y4
42.3/8
*104
*38 3A
39%
43%
441/4
*62
64
•62
100
1,200
110
443%
Theatres
1
19%
i% preferred
—20
American Cable 8s Radio Corp—
1
*19%
Inc
common.
—
American Can
1%
Co
7
Electric
x49y4
50%
*48%
49%
50%
39
49%
80
Power
80
7
89
900
120
33,800
7,500
49%
49
493A
•39
'39%
383A
39%
483/4
48%
5,500
49%
483/4
78%
78
783A
393/4
40
•40
89
•86
51%
50
•86
89
48%
88
88
60%
49%
49%
44,600
3734
38
377a
48%-
387a
49/a
3,500
48%
49%
48 V*.
48%
*22
22%
22'A
22%
22%
*42
22%
22%
23%
27%
27%
27%
16%
16%
17%
17
17 %
17%
34%
35%
35%
36%
35%
*83
100
American Mach 6s Fdry common—7
3.90% preferred
.100
Amer Machine 6c Metals
No par
Amer Metal Climax Inc common
1
15
preferred
15
21
101
American Metal
•%%
Products
convertible
com
62%
63
63%
101%
47%
85
43
•41
277a
17/4
357a
273/4,
2,500
17%
37,200
35y2
24,600
84%
85
277a
17
86
115
"
116%
16
16
•104
_
28%
101%
29/ii
102
153/4
21 y8
•100
49
780
49»A
•8272
*63%
64
60d
9,300
100%
48%
85
23%
*27
102
105
23%
28
23%
2
27%
"
28%
28
29%
28 %
*102
102
24%
24%
273/a
101
25%
26,300
85:
64
32
27 y4
27%
•100
26
*28%
30
25%
*30
28%
101
8,200
13,400
21 y4
153/4
157a
21 y4
101%
1,000
109
16%
47%
64
100
8,000
600
43
343/a
115
109
16,500
227«
237a
23%
*82%
64
64
64
21 y8
•100
48'A
•82%
85
*153/4
21%
21%
100
483/4
48
*82 %
16
•104
15%
•22
10
105
23%
257a
•27
2a
1,500
58,200
110
25,300
100
l
Co
Gas
Co—
14%
15
14%
27%
14%
15
143/4
147a
143/4
5
preferred.
Corp
27%
29%
'27%
29%
27%
28%
273A
287a
283/4
31'/a
2,900
571,500
25
61%
62%
62%
63%
63%
64 y4
64 34
65
633/4
27%
27 y4
27%
26%
27'
27%
28%
28
37%
37%
373A
37%
373/4
377s
377a
37%T
64%
28%
373A
9,200
4,300
4,300
48%
12,000
211,900
20
27%
6c Std
85
16
•15%
153/4
21%
114
109
15%
♦104
103
*100
85
117%
273/4
49%
227a
233/4
*
American News Co
—No par
American Optical Co
—1
Amer Potash 6c Chemical——No par
Amer Rad
49%
43%
*82
16
109
15%
20%
.
112
117%
*14%
27%
*83
84
115%
*105
15%
15%
20%
'100%
100
»
84
108
-
4%%
84
119%
*105
American International Corp
.1
American Investment Co of HI—1
prior preferred—.
*41
34%
84
27%
42
233/a
16%
118
6%fc
•41
43
48%
*22
32%
10
500
87
50%
373/4
22%
American Home Products
1
American Ice Co common
No par
6% noncumulative preferred—100
700
51%
22%
27%
41
36%
48 %
43%
81
40%
503/a
*21%
t
803A
403A
51%
%
10
42
50%
48%
81%
37%
37
~
12,900
39%
39
•48 3A
79%
38
22
7
7
12,500
33,300
7,000
Tiling
1
Corp
5
American European Secur— _No par
Co
19%
197a
6%
49%
39%
50%
—
19%
*19%-
39%
*86
38
American Encaustic
American Enka
193/4
197a
67a
79
39%
*86
——20
19%
*19%
19%
48%
39
*38%
—10
Co—
American
6%
51%
20
*19%
7%
49%
Sugar com—
10
4%% prior preferred———100
193/4
19%
38%
American Crystal
Distilling
20
*19%
6%
_25
American cyanamid Co
19%
7%
12.50
—
American
20%
20
•
No par
No par
common
preferred
American Chain 6s Cable
American Chicle Co
7%
•
34
*36
37%
46%
~
13%
Sany com——5
preferred
100
*148
American
——10
31%
68
American Ship Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt 6c Refg com—...—No par
7% preferred
—100
.*57%
51% Oct 20
165
Jun 13
59% Oct 14
126
July 16
100
41%
/
*33%
32% Oct 22
6
106
39%
89%
160
28,200
44
May 12
May
106
40%
91%
7,500
79%
39%
90
2,900
28
44%
American Natural
8
15% Oct 22
50
26,000
5,300
1234
503/a
♦78%
27%
MD
•
Broadcasting-Paramount
American Motors
157
127a
62%
26%
American Molasses
2
41%-
12%
62
65
7
'
267a
31% Oct 24
140
47% Jan
15%
91%
26%
3
35% Jan
14%
94%
29%
64
Jan
21
90%
15%
93
26%
23
8
10
14%
14%
94%
26%
Oct
6
95%
95%
15
95%
44%
26
28% Aug
39% Mar
49% Aug
95%
23,300
-
26%
27% Oct 21
15% Jun 17
Oct 23
42%
44-
62%
l
8
Jan
2
48% Jan
2
20.Tan
2
34% Sep 12
26%
44%
May
22 % Jan 13
48% Anr 10
45% Jan
3
123% Feb IB
27% Dec 31
8
2
10
40
25%
27%
20
Oct
144
253/a
61%
Oct
33% Apr
11% Jan
4
84% Jan 10
*140
25
43%.
102
148
Apr
144
25%
45'A
44%
•94%
26V4
11
12
64% Jan 31
83% May 3
102
•133
91,400
64
20% Feb 28
-
7
Oct 22
Jan
Jun
9
•95
43%
22 %
July 31
July 31
,
44
,
21% July 28
111
1,700
78%
102
27%
17% July 31
108
Apr 21
15% Sep 29
Jan 28
•773/4
8%
♦99
43%
3
28% Aug 27
17% Aug 22
14,500
21
26%
Jan
Jan
138
243A
45%
78%
83A
8%
5,200
19
21
*62%
123% Oct 14
,1
4
138
25%
44%
*94%
21
3%
—2
13
Feb 27
FOb
83A
101%
140%
25
8%
101%
v
—50
Jan
13
Aug 28
8%
207a
*773/4
4,500
160
'
33%
187a
,
' 19%
19
21%
104
32 %
.
78%
•77%
32
•154
3%
No par
American Hawaiian SS Co
94
41
21
79
32%
11,100
270
preferred—
96
7
102
21%
224,600
26,500
3,000
70%* 713/4
•263
160
3%,
19
eS
88
American Bosch Arma Corp
Amer Brake Shoe Co
7
16% Jun
S
17% Jun U
2
20%
32%
*154
3%
183A:
71%
275
49%
■
4%% conv preferred—-:
—100
American Bank Note common—10
Jan
97J6 Jun
10
18%
4,500
32%
44
American Export Lines Inc—
40c
American 6c Foreign Power—No par
American Hardware Corp-12.50
13
18 "a
28.400
5,900
26
143% v 15%
19y4
19%
*25% - 26%
i9y8
•268
32%
3%
27%
500
93%
293^
-
100
36% Oct 22
75
46%
160
3%
15 %
263A
70%
21
273/8
-
.
9,400
26,700
14%
•
—1
2
92
Oct
preferred
2
73
93.
convertible
2
84% Deo
6
15% Aug 19
Nov 29
3%%
common—
16% Jan
73% Nov 26
10% Feb 12
12% Oct 22
44
Aug
8
Sep 22
—1
11% Jan
.
;
140%
26%
V *94%
-,—50
19% Jan
2.
18
142
32%
*154
32%
160
3%
8%
24%
American Bakeries Co com—No par
6
32% Feb
Jun
16% Dec 23
13% Jan
96% Mar
27% Jan 14
19% Dec 30
19% Oct 21
70
Sep 29
83% Aug 11
43% Sep 29
49
Oct 21
32
*102
44%
1
preferred
American Airlines
21
37% Nov 27
35% Jun 20
28
9
72%
275
14%
18%
27'A
71%
275
*77%
104
142
Amerace Corp
12.50
Amerada Petroleum Corp—No par
Amer Agricultural ChemlcaL-JNo par
2
Jan
3% Jan
convertible
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Amer
11% Dec 18
Aug
8
3% Oct 22
Oct
40% Oct
23
6%
10
44% July 28
111
.19% Feb 25
33% Jan
2
8
.,100
;
——.
79
8%
AlUs-€hslmers
Apr 29
38% Sep
33% Feb 21
64% Jan
.—No par
.-No par
19%
21%
27%
•269
72%
*268
*154
3%,
*102
—5
—
32%
20%
27%
71%
;
160
*77%
—18
Aluminum Co of America
12
49y4Sep 19
114% Sep 17
89% Aug 21
25% Oct 10
92% Nov 13
25
Oct 21
31% Jan
31%
1
27 V»
73
*154
100
Inc
27%
279
18%
497a
•31%
86%
88%
Amalgamated Leather Co—
15
2734 Jan 21
81
19%
18%
MIR common
10
4.08# eanvertibia preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement—,
19
Aluminium Limited
No par
13
15%
183/4
13%
47%-
,
*
IiV
14%
3%
96% Oct
2
70% Aug 16
24% Jan
2
5
;
4%, preferred
rl33
14%
19%
_2
41% Oct 23
38% Oct 13
25
60% Jan
13
Sep 18
111
19%
72%
'
Allied Mills
iiV
14%
27%
100
Corp
89
15
*269
100
—
•32
89%
20
,_i
—
32%
88%
I1/*
19%
100
common-.
*32
14%
—
82% July 28
■29 *'4 Oct
108
2
26
80% Feb 21
14
Jan
6
8
29% Jan 16
53% July 8
147 % Jun
7
59
Jan
2
8
24% Nov 13
88% Nov 13
Jan
74
4
21% Dec 27
Dec 31
313/4
.87/
32%
m;
Allied Products Corp
5
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
22% May 19
91% Jan
2
53%July
July
32%
90 y4
15% Jan 2l
50% Sep. 16
3«%May 9
May 16
102
90%
5
Allied Laboratories
119
59% Dec 30
267a
25%
88%
25%
31%
49% Mar 24
43% Oct 13
-10% May 19
35% Jan
2
Jan
20%
27%
25%
35% Jun 12
30% Jan
23% Nov 19
21%
27%
25%
4
22% Aug 13
47% Jun 19
82
Jan 30
27% Dec 23
27%
253/4
28
26
Allied Kid Co
Dec 30
•
20%
28%
25%
33% Jun 16
Nov
6
27%
26 y8
2
12
70% Dec 20
21%
28%
25%
*32
21
35
20% Dec 17
18%
48%
8
25% Dec 30
7
18%
preferred
Chemical
111%
473/4
"18%
L600
14,500
65
111
,
48%
Allied
7
115
47%
Inc
preferred A
373/4
63%.
21
96% Oct
3
♦111
*37%
t
18%
98
Aug 11
15% Oct
6
12% Jan
72 %
663/4
21%
Apr 29
Apr 18
16% Nov 25
98% Jan
13
.373/4
65%
48'/a
No par
common
.Alleghany Corp common...
6%%
373/4
68%
117
18%
Jan
91
12% Oct 22
3
144
Inc
4%%
Shares
37%
67
•113
46%
Alabama Gas Corp
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining—
Aldens
the Week
Oct. 24-
21
04 conv prior preferredNo par
6% conv preferred.
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
-.1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd„100
Allen Industries Inc
.1
68% Nov 18
20%.NOV 26
33
7
'.Friday •'
Oct. 23
___i
pfd 1951 series
Products
Salesfer
Thursday
" I
27%
Air Redaction Lie
Alco
3?y».
68%
115
.
48%
.
conv
'
Oct. 22
21%
(expire Oct. 22)—:
Admiral Corp.
;
■.1
Aeroquip Corp—
:
„i
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co
1
4.50%
67 y*
115
;
'
47%
No par
Rights
V
18%
,
Wednesday
"
''
21%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
Apr 30
2
Oct
146
Nov
6
4% Jan
240
87
Sep 15
11101% Oct 22
17
93 % Dec
6
248
14
80% Dec 31
28%
9
73% Oct
8
67y4
113%
*:
37y2
1
;
28% Oct
13
*37%
25
AGP Industries Inc
ACF-Wrigley Stores Tnn
—
15% Oct 23
21% Jan
8
_
66%
18%
AAams-Millis Corp.
9
36%
111%
Vending Corp..
Acme Steel Co
Adams Express Co
Aug 28
9% Jun
ABO
Oct. 21
36%
Abbott Laboratories common.
4% eonv preferred.
6
111 Oct
49 V* Jan
18% May 13
77% Jan 14
Oct 30
Jan
—1
9
90% Sep 12
193% Jan
3% May 28
19% Jan 16
.
3%.Dec 30
190-
7
14
Abacus Fund
Tuesday
Oct. 20
Per
26% Oct
Jan
16% Jan 28
*17% Jan
2
25% Deo 16
10% Dec 30
13% Dec 20
70
5
65% July 8
232% Jun 28
23% Dec 30
i".
7
813% July
31% July 23
Oct
3
1
33% Oct
'
20% Jan
.24%
l is Oct
16% Deo 31
45% Oct 21
176% Feb IS
Oct 21
20% Aug 26
49% Oct 24
82
19% Oct 11
6
LOW AND RIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
Jun
37% July 15
8
27% July 18
27% Jan 11
6% Dec 30
STOCKS
NEW YORK 8TOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Seating Co
41% Sep 30
common—25
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries—
l
93% Sep 80
46%
14%
149
46%
14%
47
47 %
*145
47%
48%
15%
14%
14%
148
148
148
31%
31%
32
32
57%
57%
57
143/a
*145
313A
55%
32 %
58
67%
49%
140%
58%
59
59
57%
1413A
58'A
*120%
123%
*121
122
39%
40%
40
.40%
87%
49
50 y2
142
56%
50%
142
American Snuff Co
American Stores
6%
•
*14%
.
51%
142 %
513/4
50
141%
48%
47%
14%,
15%
148
32
56
121
♦120 ya
40
39%
49%
140% 140%
57%
121
39%
57
483/4
493A
140% 141 >A
58
393/4
121
143A
..
•143% .148
32
31%
57
57%
1474
57%
120% -120%
39%
10
8,400
270
19,800
910
1,200
30
39%
6,700
12%
1,200
4,000
2,890
3,000
1933/4 194%
43,400
"
I' ,'V
45% Mar 12
22% Nov
30-
67% Dec 31;
40
Apr 24 "
34% Apr 26'
6
Oct 24
7% Oct 24
12
160
Oct.22
69% Aug 22
Dec 30
-
Nov
7
22% Oct
4:
9% Oct 21
19% Oct 22
39% Dec. 30
43,
*«•*' 31%Feb
2. ,45
Dec. 11
84
Aug 29
65% May t
32% Dec 30.
60% July 12
-... ... 22% Oct 21
13% May 31-
^~v V^4V87%
dividend
87
87
86%
86%
87
87
85%
86%
34%
33%
34
33
333/4
33
33
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
12'A
33
33%
337a
32%
33%
33y«
33%
6
34% Aug 13
13% Sep 10
167% Jan
-2'
196
Oct
20
American Sumatra Tobacco.
American Tel 6c Tel Co-
.100
12%
194%
74% Feb 27
119% Sep 15
t
62
Oct
la
American Tobacco
—25
90%
100
120%
25% Jan
2
134% Jun
2
9
Jan
8
23% Jan
110% Jun
10
26% Mar 13
4
17
22% Jan
2
32% Oct 20
9% Jan
.
40
1
2
Oct
15
Jan 13
63% Oct 13
46% Jun 30
1
7%
6%
4
35% Sep
1
15% July 11
26% Mar a
26
26% Jan 26
19% Mar ,7
13% Aug 6
72% Jan
•
ii
May a
Dee 30.
87%
33%
Co
1
Amer Sugar Refining common—25
34% Oct
31% Jan
8% Jan
44% July H
11% July 2«
27% Feb
«
8% Oct 22
24'
6
25% Feb 12
179% Mar 4
78% Jan 31
131% Feb 14
111% Aug 19
25*
Jan
<•••
/
.65% Jun
61% Oct 14
preferred
—25
common.
preferred
American Viscose
Corp——25
American Water Works Co com—5
Preferred 6% series
25
Preferred 5%% series— —25
33%
.
..14%
*28
"91%
122
33%
14%
28%
12
194 %
195%
194 %
1947a
903/4
90%
903A
907a
917a
121%
121 %
32%
33%
121
121
120 y4
33
33 y4
32%
Jan
7
88-
Jan
-2
33
.Jan
2
41»
Jan 13
57% Sep
3
May IS
166
.
38% Aug 25
32% Aug <8
14%
14
27%
25%
15%
15%
15%
15%
293i
31%
30
30%
30%
For air other footnotes see
page 22.
,
Common
*
33 »A
14
25%
15%
30
-
27%
15
317a
uy.
27%
15%
32'A
1213A
•24%
27%
25%
16
91%
33
14 ya
28%
25%
14 V8
14%
28
25%
.
121
33%
28 y4
•
16Va
31 y8
58%
60%
56
60
61%
61%
62%
60%
61%
59%
617s
58%
Anaconda Co
—50
Anaconda Wire 6c Cables
Mo par
59%
56%
58%
66%
57%
56 y4
56 Vz
56
53% ,53%
527a
53
53
55%
55
93
91
91
•88
37
36
36y4
-35%,. 36.
29%
30..
53%
-5J25
04 preferred
Anderson Clayton 6c Co..
Anderson-Pilchard Oil Corp.
90%.
122
*24%
14%
28
•24%
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
,
123A
1274
195 Vb
50%
30%
Electronics Corp——— 1
12
12 >A
12
194 y8
25%
16%
25%'
.
American Zinc Lead 6c Smelting—l
; Am phenol
12%
196
*90
.
37
29%
54
95
37%
30
*90
*90
93
367a
36%
29%
30
5
...
36%.
29%
.
30
.
29.7a ..30y#
.
56%
.91
9,100
1,360
35,400
2,900
500
70
3,700
19,600
49,300
860
10,000
10
2,300
7,400
11
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
12
.
.
Monday, October 27
.
*(1724)
1958
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
39% Apr 25
29
Jan
2
39% Oct
31
36
4
22
Feb
25
413/4 Aug
4
39% Dec
10
65% Jan
2
21% Dec
Argo
Oil
7
64% Oct
24
10% Oct
21
16% Jan
8
12% Feb 10
20% Oct
10
Armour
20% Nov
18
30
4
22% Jan
79
5
14
Feb
18
327b Jun
5
Sep
Feb
18
3% Oct
92
33
2
17
36% July 19
24
19% May
27% Oct
17
31% May 31
27% Feb
12
6Ye Jan
2
8'78 Nov 22
6% Jan
9
Feb
15
6
22
88% Nov
4
•3% Nov
4
18% Nov
19
29
May 6
Jan 28
Jun
6
34
103
78
27
97
2
25% Sep
22
6
9 % Jan
2
10
8'% Nov
7
10% Feb
Jan
2
3iy2 Dec
13
29% Jan
10
1
Jan
23
86% Jan
8
2
25
92
93% Nov
27a% Jan
50 % July 15
13
267b Nov
84
Feb
79
Sep
4
Jan
2
8 3/4 Aug
17% Aug
6
25
11% Jan
24
Jan
24
141/4 Jan
57% Jun
94
Jun
7% Jan
2
18% Mar 22
16% Jan
90
2
30
Mar 29
43% Aug
8
14
Dec
17
18
66
Dec
30
79% July 16
7
Nov
26
14
57
72% Sep
22% Aug
10% Nov 20
T% 6ct"22~
38% Nov
6
5% Jan
2
10
7% July
-
5%
.62 7«
64%
627a
64%
19%
20%
19%
20
1972
20
31%
31%
317'a
31%
32
31%
32%
85
83
83
*82%
83
*82%
*18
19
*18%
19
*1872
19
18 72
18%
12%
127/8
93,800
21%
273%
63
20%
„
19%
20
31%
31%
,
10%
10%
13
12%
27%
28%
27
27%
27%
13 %
12%
27%
17
17%
17
30%
30%
30%
__5
10 v*
10%
9%
10%
97a
277a
7l*/4
30%
10 Vb
Dry Goods Corp—
27%
1678
'
17% %
3074
-
30%
9'%
'
i
16%
1,600
17
30
•
;
10
83
30
10 Ye
;
9%
24,300
';
1,000
25,300
10;
1
41%
42%
41%
42%
42%
42 Vz
100
104%
104 %
104%
104 %
104 74
104%
104%
350
10
80%
81
80
80%
80 %
80%
80%
813/4
81
81%
1,800
10
24%
25%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
10
Co com—6.50
100
9%
9%
9 %
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
36%
36%
36 %
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
*89%
91%
90
90
91%
90
90
No par
46%
47%
46%
47%
46%
47
46%-- 47%
39
39%
81
80%
41%:
-
42
preferred
Coast Line RR
B
105
preferred
Powder Co
*90
39 %
39%
38%
39%
38%
81
82 %
79%
81
81
8
10
100
1
20
20
common
preferred
common
;
-
42
'
8,600
42%
'
104%
Topeka & Sante Fe—
series
'
110
13%
\
11,200
*83
S
4
38,500
53,900
62%
10%
8%
7%
8%
16%
163/8
16%
64%
65
13
13
16%
64%
No par
65
13
prior pref ($1.20)—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
*19
Conv
13
*19
19%
25%
25%
8%
9%
9%
54%
58 3/4
58%
40
47%
32,400
40%
41%
81,200
80
64%
64%
63%
80%
7%
13%
13%
14%
19%
19
19
26
25%
25%
550
7%
*16
64%
13%
29,700
-
16%
64%
1,000
1,500
64%
13%
14%
3,600
*18%
19%
100
257b
25 %
25%
12,100
9%
60%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
448,400
57 %
10
•
2,000
47"
16%
".
16,700
91%
7%
16 %
■'*"!
51,600
9%
36%
81
•
16%
*19
25%
9%
—
36
41%
7%
8
7%
1047a
*89
1674:
19%
25%
Mfg Corp (The) common—3
$2.25 conv preferred —^__No par
Avco
21
6,600
18%
com
Austin Nichols common
21
60% Oct
Mar 14
43
48% July
1
Oct
383/4
17%
Corp
Atlas
15
Sep 25
19% Sep 22
29% Sep
.3
38 7i
30%
$3.75
22
31
2.50
City Electric
preferred—
Atlas
.
38%
17 Ye
Atlantic Refining
5
Jan
30
36'8
*30%
Atlantic
8
1
6% Dec
3672
63 %
18%
Inc
non-cum
4%
8
15
6% Jan
75% Nov
36% Nov 13
4,100
36%
'
1
Refining
&
Atlantic
49% Sep 30
377/i,
*82%
Common
28
Feb
37%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
5%
38% July 31
95
27
37%
5
1st preferred
Associates Investment Co—
-
37%
No par
5.25%
13
Jun
38%
1
Oil
Atchison
17% Jan
38
38%
363/8
85
19%
1
Common
-
5
86% Aug 27
May
11
Jan
62 %
ASR Products Corp
8
42% Oct 24
Jan
64%
5
Arvin Industries
2nd
105
62 34
Carpet Co Inc
Ashland
10 3/4 Aug
Jan
10
Artloom
31% July 21
94% Jan
■
36%
Arnold Constable Corp
Associated
27% Oct
37
& Co__
18% July 21
25
36%
Corp
2
23
29% Jan
Dec
Shares
37%
$3.75 preferred
5
27% Sep
14% Dec
28
the Week
Oct. 24
5
29
22% Sep
7
33/4 Jan
8
23% May 29
Friday
Oct. 23
38%
Armstrong Cork Co common
Aug 22
May
90
82% Sep 29
16 % Apr.
7
6% Jun
22
39% Apr
Thursday
Oct. 22
38%
Corp
Steel
Armco
Jan
Wednesday
Oct. 21
No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
1
Jan
Tuesday
Oct. 20
Par
'
18
28% Dec
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
58%
58%
58%
*57%
58 %
7,300
*
3% Jan
5ya Jan
4
29
Oct
21
46% Jan
11
26
9
Dec
30
15
Jan
16
31% Nov
6
35% Feb
15
102
90% July 26
22 Vb Dec
,95
23
*
2
4
43
Oct
Feb
95
22% Apr
'45% Apr
29 % Jan
63
Oct
45% Oct
8
483/4 May 27
64% Oct
19% July 25
16% Jan
6
30 :,/8 May,
39% Oct 21
71% May 22
45% Apr
8
57% Jan 31
July 23
Dec~16
33% Jan
35% May 20
27.
Ma/ 24
16% Jan
Oct
44
*
23
24
22
89% July 12
10 Ye Dec 23
102
Apr
26% Oct
7
174
Jan
9
104
Jun
31% Jan 24
27 Ye Feb
12
10 % Mar
8
Apr
'24 Ye Jan
2
42
10
89% Feb
>
Oct
21
16% Oct
18
66% May 17
21
-May 14:
18
48
Jun
Dec
30
30% Oct 21
33% Dec
136
18
Jun
20
6% Dec
23
50% July 16
155
Jan 24
15% Jan 11
11
75
35% Dec
,
23
64% May
,
43%
21% Dec 18
19% Dec 31
43%
42%
42%
41%
42-'%
58%
58%
*58 ,\
58%
59
59
1
10
1
_10
10
38%
38%
*38
39%
38
61%
61%
61
62
24%
24%
24%
24%
50%
51%
50%
52%
24
24%
24
24%
25%
25%
25 V
Works
Iron
5
Jan
Mar
39% Sep 18
13% Sep 29
10
2
6
2
6
36
2
48% Jan
13
Oct
6% Jan
Oct
Best &
17
Co Hie—
Bethlehem
14
7%
159% Jun 12
2
12% Sep
69
17,
36
Jan
30
23% Jan
2
:__w
preferred-,
58%
59%
23%
23%
20%
48%
1%
1%
1%
35%
35%
x35%
.
72%
72
52%
53%
53 Ye *
100
146%
1%
*35%
35%
70%
71%
72%
.
51% '52%
53 v.:
144
145%. 145 %
146 %
-10%
11%
67%
11
__5
54
__5
21%
21%
1
Bond
Airplane
Co_
Brass
4
Corp
8
Inc
38Ye Sep 24
2
57%,July
!
Stores
Co
56
,
.»
:
■1
58
16%
3
7% Jan
14
18% Apr
3
0% Jan
2
41% July
273/4 May 21
38% jan
0
5% jan
2
26 % Nov
19
47
10
26% Jan
2
41
21
173/4 Oct 24
32% Oct
<
23
11% Oct 14
36% Oct
9% Sep 25
41% Sep 22
75% Oct "20
21%
13%
14
14
15
147b
73%
73%
7374
73%"
737b
74
35
35%
35%
35%
34%
351/4
34^4
35%!
34
347b
771/2
*75 74
55 5/8
5574
■*75%
25
55%
55%
54%
55%
551/B
No par
15%
16
15%
157b
1774
20%
29%
30
30%
30% U3I%
11%
11Tb
11%
11%
11%
117 b
35%
36%
36
36%
357b
36%
*44%-
45%
45 %.
45%
I
8%
8%
39%
13
17
0
11
15
15
11 % Jan
2
15% Oct
14
1
48% May 22
36% Aug
7
42% Jan
17
56 % Aug
11
Brown Shoe Co Inc
15
32% Jan
13
71
23
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender_.__No par
67 %
24
Dec
24
52% Jan
13 Ye Dec
30
79
20
21% May 17
90% Jan 15
Nov
25% Nov 27
9% Dec
9
34% July 5
29% Jan 11
31
9% Dec 26
21
Jan
2
23
9
Nov
19
14% Jan
62
Dec
30
74% Jan 23;
64
Oct
29
65
62% Nov
36% Oct
Dec
41s Oct
2
10
27
10
Jan
Jan
2
2
934 Feb 28
9% Jan
2
29
10
3
78% Oct
8
40% Oct
9
7
27% Oct
13
Jan
.
3
11
10% Jan
10
22 % Jan
10
3% Jan 15
July 10
33% Sep
9
107 % Oct
44% Jan
11
19% Jan 31
3% Jan
2
7% Jan
2
15% Aug
2
9% Jan
2
6% Jan
8
• %Jan
2
37% Jan
16% May
4
35% Jan
2
July 3i
50
July 8
23% Oct 23
31
16
footnotes
84
Feb
8
27
55
2
Oct
9
63a Oct
24
18% Oct
22
9% May 20
48% Oct
3
14% Jan
2
19% Aug 27
81
6
90
Jan
May
5
56% Jan 29
29% July 15
45% -Sep 25
26 % Jan 10
50% Jan
7
36% May 13
3634 Oct
22
21% Jan
2
31% Sep
47% Jan
6
65
52
see
Jan
2
page
22
19
Sep 22
3%
8%
39'/a
38%
74
*82
4772
*82
15 Ye
15%
15
53%
54
54
69%
66
68
Butler
7%
Callahan
31%
297%
17%
32%
32
32
11%,
11%
11%
21,400
*
113b
35 7b
357b'
34V4.
35.%
8,900
-
*4434
45%
44%
45,%
: 400
8%
8%
5,900
38%
38%
1,100
'
8
%'
3,700
8%
8%
38%
38%
73%
38 3/8
83
83
47%
47%
47%
47%
3,100
15 7 b
1574
15%
151/4
2,600
.75
i
i
■'*
•
741/4
83
*82
•
54
54
54
54
73%
743/b
900
54
67%
71
s
70%
60,200
27
27
28
28 %
28%
3,100
307b
30%
29%
307b
29%
30
16
691
•
16%'
15%.
.
16;%
16%
16%
16%
88
*37%
88%
87-%
-
89
31%
*31%
31%
•31%
32
*31%
32
17%
16%
17
1634
17
16 %
1678
5,700
12%
13%
12%
13
12%
13%
7,300
13%
14%
49,100
67%
.180
13%
13%
13%
13%
68%
68 %
67%
67%
79
*77%
79
*60
65
*60
64 %
13%
67%
87%1
14
'
*87
143ir
67%
67%
*77%
64%
*6«
*7734
79
*60
64%
*60
'
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38
38%
26 %
26
26%
26
26
26%
26 V*
25%
2638
34
34
34%
34
34
34
34
29%
*106
108%
5
1
53
53%
17%
46 %
7%
5 %
13
8%
47
7%
*28-%
*106
X51%
■5%
17%
7%
46
83b
303 «
108%
52
-
7%
'
8
30%.' 30%
*106%' 108 %
5034
.7%
-*30
" :
50%
5%
5%
5%
5'«
18%
18%
1734
18%
17%
8
463,
2
4.000
6%
65,100
36,000
8
9,000
8
8%
46
46%
45%
46%
18
18%
18
18%
*82
18%
13 %
18%
18
82%
32
82%
82%
82%
4612
46%
46%
*45%
46%
*36%
36%
•36%
37
3634
3634
*36%
25
29%
30%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29 '
60
61%
59%
60%
60
60
*59%
No par
'
50%
8
18
45 %
83
'
45 %
700
-18
46%
No par
-
8
1.900
2.900
6,400
108
8%
8
46s
82 %
*45%
r
5%
18%
100
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
49
7%
25,700
31
*106%
5%
18'
1.66%
30
31.r
108%
50%
51
7%
7%
*106%
No par
Corp common
preferred
Canadian Pacific Ry
Cannon Mills Co
8%
34
400
64 "4
79-
26%
34%
.1200
79
*77:
T
-
'
67%
14:,„
67%
•
38%
5
18,500
16
31%
*77%
1
1.80
14,700
88
13
534,
10
31%
12 J4
29%
5,700
'
163/8
1338
7%
4,900
90
17%
34
3,500
26%
30%
12%
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
conv
15%
*88
31 %
100
preferred
Calumet & Heckla Inc
$4.25
17%
317 e
647b .67%
2C34
17%
-10
common-—;
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
Canada Dry
1774' "17%
"
1574
'
30
'
553/4
1
Copper & Zinc
California
28%
17
15
(A M)
26%
V
553b
__5
Bros
participating
26%
4,600
' 55 %
477b
*5378
V
31,800
'
1574
15%
53%
-
'77%' '
9,600
'■,
•
47
4774
'!
77%
83
74 74
75
83
47%
47 %
100
slOO
Bush Terminal Co
Byers Co
6
Jan
75%
83
:
87b
1
100
4% % second preferred
Burroughs Corp.
22
Jan
98
74
*82
453;,
5
Inc
1,900
5,300
*75%;
'
33%
-
-10
;
^
Co
preferred
preferred
Butte
20
—5
No par
1
3% %
14
26
30
4%
8% Oct
16
5
Burlington Industries Inc com
'
3
45% Jan
No par
-
Co
Co
Watch
353^ Oct
1043'4 Feb
22
17
Co
Co common—
Forge
Bulova
27% Apr
16% Mar
Jan
(The)
Bullard
64% Jan
Apr
10
preferred
8
25
2
For
14% Sep
$5
Buffalo
29
70
24
45% Dec
Aug
60
28
21 Ye Dec
18% Sep
14
25
19
Budd
10
30
Mar 26
Jun
74
Oct
32% Sep
Feb
13% Jan
32%
17% Sep 24
90
03
52% Jlily lo
Buckeye Pipe Line
Bucyrus-Erie Co
3
56
29
2% Oct 22
9
13% Jan
78% Jun
33 % Oct
24
3
30
26
Jan
8
3% Dec 23
18% Dec 24
96% Dec
Jun
2.50
100
:
*4472..
-
'
24
74% Jan
13
27% Dec 23
16% Oct
21% Dec
25
2834 Oct
3
*15%
39 Ye
Oct
13
...
'
*T
100
2.50
5
-50.
,_3.50
34% Jan
22% Jan
'13%
■
77%
preferred
'
1
15%
73%
83
May 23
21%
21%
12%
73%'
53% Jan
Oct
21
.213/8
21
21%
21%
13
28
20.7b
73%
30
8
20%
12%
Dec
22
21%!
21%
36% Jun
21% Nov
20%
12%
91
19
131,500
9,700
55 %
73%
61% July 12
Mar 13
13,800
21%
82
Aug 26
31% Oct 22
92
1,600
18%
54-%
-
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
33/4 %
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown & Bigelow
49% Sep
35%
227.
177b
21%
^
21%
211/4'; 21%
100
4,500
-,
2234
■'
:
v
8,800
•
-
3574
'
-187b
553/8
*75% '
Aifways Inc_
1
Bridgeport Brass1 Co common
4%% conv preferred'
2
483/4 Aug 11
59
53 VB
77%
Edison Co
1,300
"
54
53
*75%
Braniff
13
♦
«
-
.
113,600'
113 b
68 %
5934
;
"
"
5
100
Common
3%
145
117b
*68
68%"
*68
68 %
*68
15
-
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%%
preferred
Boston
3
jl
•
60
1.25
4
(The)
'
Boston & Maine RR—
38% Mar 11
117b
f
1447b
143%'H7b
14334
.
11%
52%
;
Borden
25% Oct
145
*
11%
67%
55
!
CO—1
10%
)
■
900
5,700
■
63
*
52%
53%
Laughlin Inc
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Jan
513 b
167b
6
30
52%
17
_10
% 96,100
3374
70%
51%:
i
35
*
697b
16%
48 % Jan
s
600
1%
,1%
35%'
16%
16
477b
-70%
70
17
Jan
23%
47%
,
1%
35 74
16.%
Oct:
Dec
f
23%
(E W)
15% Oct 24
Jan
1%
1%
1%
35%
-
__1
&
Bliss
85
11,500
6,000
5974
237b
...
2.50
Bliss
18% July 28
47% Jan 10
11% Jan
2
587b
23%
48
2374
74% Sep •
Jan
23 74
48
357b
22
13% Jan 14
-
59
0
11
48%
35%
2
Jan
58
48 %
23%
*
23
2
48
597b.
59%
23%
58%
14% Jan
4% Dec 30
'
231/e
25% Apr 23
74% Sep
5
II,500
.
95,
".*92%
58%
10% Jan
8
',*92%
95
36%
603/4 j«n
27% Dec 24
35% Nov 18
16,100
813/4
58
5
22
14,000
79
203/4
-
22%
11% Dec
6% Oct
20%
77
,
.30
•
72.%
63% Dec
19% Jan
20 3 8
77%
59%
■'
„_1
2
30
20%
83
58%
48%
1.
12
Dec
20%
80
*92%H 95'
23%
48%
4.-I
9% Jan
7% Dec 30
900
29a4
,
#r,
1 peso
51% Feb
19%
12%
35%
Bohn Aluminum &
53% Jan 24
*12%
23
Boeing
30
12%
36%
10
Oct
12%
23
22% Oct
45
13
35%
55% Oct; 23
22
5,800
12%
23%
2
Jan
37%
36%
25
87
36%
56, :
14% Jan
30
36%
35%
25
Oct
36%
55%
31
73
60
37
;2
48%
1
Dec
Jan
34%
36
81"
23%
_
Co
14
46
82%
34%
Blaw-Knox
17
14 % Feb
25% Dec 24
*79%
29%
34%
59% Oct 24
24% Oct '14
1
2
20,900
29%
20 3/8
a 95
1
;
617i Jan
2
10
81%
"82%'
8,500
30%
34%
36% Oct
,
.
10
22
21
793%
*74%
«'"
16%
29%
16%
30%-
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) cora_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
^_1
4
Sep -17
Oct
9,
17% May 27
20%
16%
16%
35%
12%
common—._8
Steel. (Del)
29
Jan
*12%
160
95
95
95
.
82%
*34%
50
Co—
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72% Oct »21
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2
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54% Oct
Jan
96
58%
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25%
63%
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97
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233/4 Aug 27
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Beech Creek RR
14
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7
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2
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14
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2
18
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54% Jan
7
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56
89%
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26
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98%
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6
40
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31
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42%
17
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42
85,100
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18% May 16
72% Dec 26
1
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'
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13%
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9
3
11
30
7,600
26,300
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10
473/B Sep
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5
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23
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93
136
21
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11
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4%
89
29% Nov 25
9%
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13%
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6
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14
116
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17
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4%
18
6
9%
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3
21
Nov
15% Aug
9%
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15% Jan
27 % Dec
9%
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&
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2
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86
58% July 25
10
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8
28
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95
20
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4
Jan
34
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9
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1,
Volume 188
Number
5789
.
.
f -
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
- •
(1725)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
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STOCKS
Year 1937
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
9 Mb Dec
Lowest
30
26% Jan
4
28 Ya Oct
22
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13
21
22
32 Ms May 22
Oct
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11
105
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2
7
30% Apr
24
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13
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25 y4 Jan
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103
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30
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6
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23% Oct
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of Va
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1
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62Mb
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23
63 Ma
20 Ma
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12% Sep
26% Jan 10
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25
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3
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29
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24% AUg 14
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43 Ma
85 Ms
74%
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2
40
23
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18
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7
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30
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31% Jan
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63
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72% Mar 19
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59% Jan
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8
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par
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74% Oct
%
43%
1
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-
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15
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6
99 Ms May
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l4
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23
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.
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,
35%./
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31% Dec 28
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27
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,
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70
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Mar
Sep 29
114% May
Dec 23
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778
25
106
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41
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27
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73
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26
83
13
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10
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46
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30
59
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15 1
48
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3
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61
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8
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7
63
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24
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6,300
82
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18
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16
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14
68% Dec
19
78% Jan
11
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30
48% Jan
4
31% Jan
2
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63
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39 % Oct
10
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26
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68 Ms Jan
15
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230
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34%
35
34Mb
34Mb
34 Mb
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27
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63 MB
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13
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-
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65
2
42% Dec
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30
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15
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38%
—
f
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35% Oct 22
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2
28
52% May 14
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Class B
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20
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63
.
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30
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80
86% May
Co
par
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100
preferred
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133
2
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38
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86
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footnotes
see
page
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24
$3.75
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preferred
$4.50 cotrv 2nd
:
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58%
58
...
%
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16Mb
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25%
$5.50 preferred
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1—i
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Continental Can Die common—:—10
58% Oct 24 :
41Ma
41%
15'%
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95"
41'%
41%
,
25 Va
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140
12!%
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15
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15
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Apr
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14%
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25
46% Oct
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106
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3 7 Mi
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8 "2
28%
103% Apr
;
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1
1.33 Mb
1
——
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-
118
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50o
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
Aug 21
57% Oct 13
87
92 Ms Sep
-
41'
01
92% Sep
Consolidated
Consolidated
24
14
26% Oct 25
$5 preferred1
1
14% Jan
15
Mar 28
49% Jun
—I—*—
4
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39
Apr
29% Noy 19
,
24
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36% Oct 22
22% Oct 22
4
18
16
22
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31% Oct
Sep 15
27% Feb 24
23
Oct
108% Jun
101
19
35% Jan
22
21
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54% Jun
Aug It
16% Oct
9% Sep
2
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7
14
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20
12
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Comptometer Cofp_-—'
5
Conde Nast Publishing Co___No par Cone Mills Corp—
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Congoleum-Nairn Inc'=
No par
Consolidated Cigar- CorpJ
—-1
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5-
59
Jan
14% Jan
96% Nov «
25% Oct 30
IB
Nov 14
15
4
17
■6% Dec 24
20% Dec 31
9% Oct 24
40% Oct 23
14
22
8'%
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46 MB
*104
58
98
"
87
Ya
267/a
170
1,250
■
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3,900
104'%
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130
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82
82
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13
•
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
14
.
Monday, October 27, 1958
.
.
(1726)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Continental Copper
Dec 31
15% Jan
1
8% Apr
2014 Nov 4
39 ft Nov 14
26% Jan
7
18 ft May
23
13ft Oct
Oct
44
54 ft Oct
24
54ft May 3
9
Jun 14
5ft Oct 22
29
8
Jan II
Jan
2
6
60% Aug 13
8
18% Jan
2
16ft Jan 13
61% Oct 24
38% Feb
24
43% July 21
28 ft Jan
17 ft Dec
23
37
70ftJun
May 15
5
43 ft Jan
16% Dec 30
30 ft
Oct
6
13
34% Oct
2
Dec 23
40% July 11
19ft M*y 20
50ft Jan 20
52
14
73
13
Copperweld Steel Co common
5% convertible preferred
6% convertible preferred
36% Oct 24
July 25
79% July 11
47% Sep 17
20
Oct 24
20
51
; Dec
54 ft
30
34% DM 27
12 ft Dec
24
33 ft Jan
27 ft Jan
Feb 11
28
Jan
52
12% Apr 16
74% Feb 12
14
106 ft July 11
57'A Feb 13
74
Oct 22
3
83
Oct
2
Jan
89
85
Oct 31
96ft May
15
Dfec 30
25
May 17
6% Jan
2
2% Jan
S
36% Apr 22
86
Mar 14
24ft Jan
30
Oct
4
18
1% Dec 24
Oct 22
22
Nov 29
74
14
Jan
31
Aug
«
28ft Jan
4
14«A Mae
23
Aug
10ft Dec ll
16 ft
Jufy 23
12
Jan
23 ft Jun
31ft Feb IS
25
ft Jan
40 ft Oct
5
58 ft
22
July 11
15% Feb
38% Jan 16
16ft Dec 23
Oct
93
18
Feb
100
Oct 22
85
43ft Apr
17
16ft Jan
,2
17
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•
65 ft Jan
9
5ft Nov 20.
s.%
53% Feb
Feb
12
14
t;
.
.
i July 12 >
86% Mar 1 ft.
12% Jan S
61
7
27ft Oct 22
40
Oct 21
4
73
Nov 15
66
Mar
72
Oct
24
80
Feb 27
75
Jun
19
88
Apr
B
14ft Oct. 22
23% Jan
8
13% Jan.
19% July 22
32% May «
28% Apr 25
25ft Jan
7
•-«
Sep 12
77ft Sep 19
i
18Vs Oct
2
137/a Jan
2<
27% Jan
2
19
July 7
6% Apr 10
50% Oct 10
25% Sep 22
11% Oct
8
51ft May 15
46% Feb
18
56
Aug 14
16ft Jan
34 ft Apr
2
22
Aug
6ft Dec
18
41ft Feb
25
15% Dec 30
33 ft Oct 22
41% May 21
65
Jan 28
55
35 ft
-
Oct 23
Nov 25
2
-
8
52ft Oct 10
37% Jan
22% Jan
8% Deo 17
<
41% Jun
6
1
Oct 23
03
Fab
•
59ft July
8
29% Apr
43ft Feb
4
29% Dec
19
57% Jan
2
30 ft May
46
Oct
20
25 ft Dec
30
37% Mar 13
25ft Jan
29% Mar 26
35% Sep 24
37
Jan 21
38 ft Nov 12
34
Mar 29
13 ft Dec
15% Jan 14
Deo
0
15ft Dee 18
14
Jan
23 ft Oct
22
34ft Jan
9% Apr
17
13 ft July
25% Jan
9% Jan
16% Oct
14
•
1
36% Sep
16
34ft Oct
2
2
13
11% Jan
•
9
18ft Sep 26
Deo 10
11% Jan 14
8% Jan
S
12
Dec
8
11
14y«Jun
12
11% Jan
2
91
14
54ya Apr
8
17yaMay20
747b Jan
9
24
50% Oct 10
liyaDec 24
49
Jan
24% Jan 29
12
Oct
22
68y*iJun
52 % May
36 ys Dec
24
57% May 13
33
19% May
16% Jan
:3Y* Oct 21
9 ft
12
Aug 20
5% Dec 20
Jan
17
8
15
9% Aug
a
Jan
1
ey, Jan
8
23% Oct 24
14
Oct
2
12ft Oct
a
2
99
Jun
206
July 18
172% Apr 10
Mar 27
101
ll* u Apj
2i
i*
9lV4Apr
28
45
76% N6v 14
30 ft Oct
89% Feb
23
37% Apr
30 ft Nov 14
41
,39%
<v
41
40
1
43
Jan
ou%
34V4 Jan
a
25
39% Oct
24
49% Jan 29
Oct
28
49
Jan
Nov 18
50
Jan 31
July
July
14
Oct
27
Sep 26
41% Sep 11
46
July 25
48% Jan 29
43
l
50
24
22
16% Jan
10
42
42% July IB
81% Mar 8
60% Jul)
20% Jan
47% Jan 11
51% Jan
18
72
31
4
1
13
115
Jun
143y4 Nov
8
158
Feb 28
38 ft Dec
31
64y4Jas
18
14
22% Oct 21
27% Mai
74
81% Apr U
40
Jan If
Nov
8
21% Deo
19
82
Aug < 8
17% Dec 23
24ft Deo 30
•
91
;
Apr
8
27y4 Julj 3
40% Apr 28
4% Aug 18
3% Jan
2
25 ft Dec
27
85% Mar
30
14% Jan 31
44% July 8
6% Dec
24
Dec
28
22% Oct
22
3% Oct
34
22
15% Oct 22
Nov
21
Dec
1
Apr 30
13
51% Apr 18
see
rmee
Jan
22% Jan
2
32% Oct
14
9
83 y4
2
33 Ya Oct
22.
6ft
86
Jan
14 Mi
Apr 15
17
8
100
9% Feb
3
35% Oct
3
9% Sep
9
22 Va Oct 21
30
July 21
38% Apr
Jan
90
26% Jan
2
2
24
May
36% Oct
30
8
17
Storage
Elgin National Watch Co
Natural Gas
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
El Paso
6% Jan
2
12% Sep 23
Erie RR common
2
60% Peb
3
61ft Oct
16
5% preferred series
Erie & Pittsburgh RR
13
Evans
21% Oct
15
Bversharp
44 %
26
Ex-Cell-O
18% Oct
Sep
Products
Inc;
Corp
18
18%
14,200
7%
6,300
18ft"
2%
Co
33
;
.
81
4,600
,16,400
35%
200
81
35 ft
•
35 ft
600
-
16
ft
16%'
16%.
16%
16 ft
16%
9,100
25%
25 ft
25 ft'
25%
25%
25 ft
2,900
27%
.
55ft
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55%
93 ft
;
27%
-
93
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93
-
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27
17
18
29
29ft
29%
29 ft
2,600
13%
13%
13 ft
13%
34,800
68 ft
*67 ft
55*'a
92- ...
12%
68ft;
12%
36ft
37
37
14%
13%
14%
62 ft
Gift
28ft:
35 ft ;
22 ft
61ft,
22 ft
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27%
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35 ft-
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ft
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35 ft
57 ft
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800
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28,900
1,500
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2,300
55
55
700
700
22 ft
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3,900
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52
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79
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55
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63
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15 ft
2,100
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20 ft
5,000
51ft
51%
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33 ft
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33 ft
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33 ft
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15 ft.
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60 ft
58 ft
59%
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60
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67%
68%
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67%
67%
28,300
68%
68 Ya
67 ft
68
41%
42
418
41'ft
17.60C
23%
23%
23%
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13
13
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lift.
11%
12
13,30C
41%
23%
lift
11%
10%
10%
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13
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13 V4
10%
42
23%
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13
41%
42 Vb
23ft
43%'
23%
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202
198ft
201
197%
198ft
200
196ft
203 ft
199 ft
200 ft
102 ft
102ft
102%
102ft
102 ft
102'ft
102%
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102
102 Yz
84
84'ft
500
14,40C
84 V*
84 y4
84 Va
84Va
44 ft
44 ft
45
43%
44
ft
43%
44 Ya
43%
41
41
40
40
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39%
40
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42
42 ft
42
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47 ft
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47 ft
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45 ft-
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45
45 ft
45 ft
43
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46
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46
46
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46
46
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23%
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47 ft
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42 34
42%
22%
41
41%
36%
29'ft
37'/a
30
761/4
55
130
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153'ft
54'/4
55%
31%
31%
80
80
32
32'ft
*90%
93
17%
17%
36 V*
37%
6'ft
6%
35%
36ya
9
33'/4
47 Ya
9
32%
46'ft
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9
21%
3iy4
22
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84
36%
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* 60
16%
21
41ft
31%
84'ft
36%
12%
59%
61 Mi
17'ft
21%
42%
47
ft
42
22%
22%
22ft
22
42
42
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23 Vb
22%
23 ft
129
2,700
47
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47
*45
16,400
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76
54%
41%
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46 ft
41%
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100
50
ft
85;
44%
44
.
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ft
84
84 ft
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81
35%-
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33%
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34
33%
50
10%
3
4
5
:No par
A
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7ft
7'ft
60
16%
15ft
'
44% Jan
2
87
25 ft
10%
10 <
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4%
preferred • -—
—100
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
Apr ?o
13% Jan
3
87
'
89
*80
36 ft
8,600
85
16 ft
34%
33%
17%
Empire District Electric Co
28% Jan
*35 ft
4,600
89 ft
*84
25 3 3
42 'A
10
Battery
54% May 29
11
36
;
3
81
20
ft
88
85
7'A
34
ft
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19 ft
41,100
16%
22%
Elastic
■
32
82
700
47%
89
-!
18
7ft
j.
.......
73
46 %
19%
19 ft
34,100
52
-
72
-
25 ft
*12
100
Electric
2
-
88 'A
18ft
2%
2%
32%
36
,
.
ft
7ft
7ft
2%
19%
18
18ft
7%
16ft
34
32 :8
17%
-
100
preferred
500
18
2.50
15
2
ft
59%
l
preferred
10
79
40%
15ft
2
22
49'ft Oct
46'A
10 ft
100
Co
ft Oct
29
46%
32>%
32%
30% •■■3p%rv
10
Kodak Co common
7'/b Oct
Jan
46
*80
32
5
36'ft Oct
6% Jan
46%
34%
33%
17%
2
37
71
/
16 ft, 16%.
2
Jan
70
13
36 ft
*60-
-
*51
52
70 ft
7ft h
2%
;
10
Corp
preferred
4%%
34%
70 ft
-
35%
45
3% Jan
27
89
18ft
16
26 y4 Jan
25
4
33'ft
*51
52
72
*86
/. 82
-
Stop Nut Corp of Amer
1
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
5
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares—.
20% Feb
34%
33%
*51
52
33ft
-
Ekco Products Co common
Mar 27
95
36%
34%
*86'A
100
Steel
Manufacturing
4Mi%
34%
34 ft
89
1
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
May 22
20,200
*86
10
Inc
Stainless
Eastman
Eaton
30%
89
5
prior preferred
4ft %
Eastern
3
2
2
Feb 28
For footnotes
76
9
Mar
Oct
17% Jat
Feb
Jun
59
22% Jan
Sep
159
8
7
82
.
7
3bv* J at
2
77
131
150'ft Oct
4% Jan
12
18
97% Jan 13
13
Airline
29%
*84
55ft
50
50
50
50
50
50
Eastern Gas & Fuel Asn com
4
56% Oct
14
July 3
10% Nov 13
12% Oct 22
28% Dec 22
30% Aug 14
10
10
89% Jan 14
82% Apr 30
20% Jan
7
58
;
Jan
Eastern
31'ft
90
5
No par
No par
^10
Eagle-Picher Co
17
'ft
55
•
*51
& Co—
Cigar Corp
17
82% Jun
_
(E I)
Preferred $4.50 series
Preferred $3.50 series
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
"4% preferred
4.20% preferred
,—*
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
Oct
30
30%
84
15
10
Co—i
de Nem
DWG
16,900
31%
33 ft
18%
1-5% '"■ 12%
Co^
38% Feb
Jan
35% Apr
8
24% Nov IS
0% Dec 28
43
l
May 20
8% Jan
30% Dec 23
78
50 Vb July 15
5)
May 21
27% Jan
29% Jan
22% Apr
73% Jan
30
11
81% Feb
-
3
53
Jan 31
23% Sep 30
Oct
Deo
9 '
May 12
48% Mar
Aug 25
14% .Tan 14
23 Mi Dec
24% Dec 21
Va Oct
Oct 22
50
*
46
Jan
;
21,300
28 ft
84
1
Diamond-Gardner Corp com—_<—1
$1.50 preferred
--25
Diana Stores Corp
iJ;
;
,-50c
Disney (Walt) Productions
-2.50
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
2
Dlvco-Wayne Corp
Pont
61%
28
89 ft
1
Common
47y«Mayl3
43
24
1
27 Va Dec
vn;i
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Aug 27
41
Sep 29
14,000
57%
28'ft
83
LlQQl,
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co
207% Oct 13
110
27
56
57%
27 Ms
-
*68
54%
21%
52.
39%
dr
:vo% Oct 21
57'ft
55%
19 ft
";50% ■
Co
No par
Dome Mines Ltd
No par
Douglas Aircraft Co—
No par
Dover Corp
1
Dow Chemical Co
5
Dresser Industries —
50o
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
1
Dunhill International
1
Duplan Corp
—l
70% Oct 13
46% Oct
9
Mar 26
9
f
19% Aug
22
Apr
7
56
56%
27
91ft
Dr. Pepper
Oct 22
57
28
56
55
29
31%
54%
20%
51
39%
Alkali
ft
ft
57 ft
56 ft
83
*80
...
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
Delta Air Lines Inc
3
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
Detroit Edison —
_20
Vilbiss
137,900
28
37
52r%
De
11 Ya
56 ft
Daystrom Inc —
—
:~10%
36%
Dayton Power & Light common
71- --- 52ft
Preferred 3.75% series A
_100
•• '79ft
Preferred 3.75% series B
—100 '*
" 78
Preferred 3.90% series C
-100
*70
Dayton Rubber Co——
50c•
21
Decca Records Inc
50c
17
Deere & Co (Delaware)—
—140%
Delaware & Hudson
—
No par
23ft
Delaware Lack & Western
i_50
11
Diamond
32% May 21
7
2
30
•
10%
-
Dana Corp commojl
-3W/t -preferred* aeries AL
Dan River Mills Inc^-——i
Detroit Steel Corp
17% Oct 13
9ft Jan
11/4
13ft
...
.
100
d
.
89
Jun 16
21% Oct 6.
Oct 24
15ft Jan
2
79
30
_25
Cutler-IPammer Inc-10.
.13.. '
*0
22;
<16 i
1
10%
90ft
,
Jan 22
Jan 28
87
88
.
Oct
Aug
Oct
Sep
Oct
11%
52%
.
26% Apr 18
48 ft July 17
2
20"% Deo 31
55
57
1 92
13®'p
; 39ft
54%
•
9.800
lift
91ft
83ft
*36
'
;
.
3 •
1514 >
10
2
54'A
45ft
Cream of Wheat Corp (The)
2,y
16%
Crescent Petroleum Corp com
1
25 ft
5ft conv preferred
25
24 ft
' Crown Cork & Seat common
2.50
37%.
$2 preferred
No par;
55
Crown Zellerbach Corp common--—5
03 ft;
'
$420 preferred
No par' ;
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50 V :26ft r
;sm
Cuba RR. Gft noncum pld—.—_100
Aug 22
59
21'ft
53 'A
12%
45%
18%
*
77
'.19ft Dec
-
,29%
" Cuban-American Sugar
—
\ Cudffchy Packing Co common
S._ .13%
4ftft preferred ±
lift
;• Cuneo Press Inc—4-,-5
-35%;
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc.—2.50 , , ,
,15% Oct 17
Curtis Publishing common^——%-i-J... ,.44%.
62 ft<£3ft Oct 13
$4 prior preferred:
—-No par »
*21%.
22% Oct 23
$1.G0 prior preferred
No par
2.7%
31-ft Aug 27
Curtiss—-Wright common- —»——~1,,:...
.35%,
37? Aug 6
.
Class A—
—.—..—L
—1
..
:
_■
41 'A'Apr
Bay^Jan
9% Jan
47
Aug
1 ft .30
Mar
49ft Apr IB * - 43ft'-Ja»
8% Oct 22
i
21ft
53'A
11
35
52ft
72
.
8
40ft:Mar-8
•':
79% Jan
.
30%.Mar «
.
21
...
18% Jun
47% Jan 11
47
Jan 11*
•
.
53% July 24
5
-4
64% Jan
9.
40Vh Oct
Jan 13
8% Apr
3
20% Mar
•30ft Nov 21;
38ft Oct, 11
i
29
5
|
Jun
22
19% Jan 17
£
6% Jan <3
«
13ft May
59% Jun
18;
23% Dec
i
56-
2
33ft Jan 28
27.ft Dec. 17
7% Jan
.Jan ^3
11
NOV 19
22
52%
32%
1
1
«
preferred
3%%
Jun 16
?7ftJan24
33% Sep 10
;14'4 Oct 13
68ft Oct 24
112% Opt 23
>38% Oct 24
.
18% Jan
5ft Oct 21
Coty Inc
Cofcy International Corp
12%
21'ft
53 ft
89%
*«3
"86ft
18%
7%
2%
1
Crane Co common—
.
32 ft Apr
54
14
12%
22 ft
52%
12%
45ft
18%
l
Corp
Petroleum
13
37% Oct 8
19ft Apr 28
18
25% Sep 9
7
29
Oct 24
9
<39
May 12
11
58ft Sep 22
15 *•- 101ft Jun 25
20
29
Oct 13
30% Apr 25
11
*68'
5
preferred
100
3V2% preferred series of 1947-100
3
15% Dec 31
50
3ft%
3
17 ft Oct
34 ft
*50ft
5
Corning Glass Work's common
Cosden
12%
*21 ft
lift
52 ft
lift
57%
53%
29
32ft
8,700
12%
ft
12%
22
*21
'
!—.—10
Co—;—
3ft Oct
86
'
50
Cornell Dubilier Electric Coup
Sep
7% Oct 24
.
Jan 24
79
Products
34 ft Oct
9
1% Jan 13
It
17% Oct
26"% Oct 22
2
4ft May
Corn
16
88
Aug
1
89
Apr 16
20% Aug 6
8
15ft Jan
Oct 24
95
Mar 11
79 ft
30
Jan
52 ft
jo%
57 ft
52
28 ft
31%
Shares
Oct. 24
53%
12ft
13
22
52%
22
■.
■
49% May 21
12%
25
5.
1
5
14
5
5
5%
lift Oct 20
12
19
26 ft Dec
41ft Dec 30
7
Sales far
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Oct. 23
Oct. tt
Oct. 21
Oct. 20
& Steel—
Industries common
convertible preferred
Continental Insurance
Continental Motors
Continental Oil of Delaware
Continental Steel Corp
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
"-■1:1
9
9
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. 1
Range Since
Year I oai
PRICES
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
ft
'ft
ft
1,400
47 ft
*46
ft
44
ioo
2,100
2,800
41 %
41 'A
40 ft
40
40
41%
40 ft
311 'a
?"%
36 Mi
37'/4
37
12,100
3«%
36 ft
36
29%
28%
29%
28%
29
27'A
28'A
32,700
28%
40%
*76
76'ft
76 y«
76%
77
78
530
54
14,400
76 '/a
77 ft
54%
52 '/a
53 Y*
53%
53'A
54
128%
129%
127 ft
129 V*
127
128%
127'A
128%
153'ft
152 '
153'ft
152
152
152
153 ft
53%
54%
,
52%
152
130
54'A
53 ft
54 ft
54
55
8.900
53%
31%
31%
31%
31%
2,900
32
*31%
31%
*80
82
*80
82
31
32
3iyt
*80
31
31'A
30%
*90%
93
*90%
93
*90%
31ft
17'A
17 ft
17
36 ft
*16%
17
37'ft
37'A
6%
6%
6ft
35%
35%
35%
6,700
9
9%
9%
3y4
33%
33%
34'ft
33%
47
46%
46%
46'ft
9ft
9
9%
22
22 ft
22 ft
31%
31%
31%
84%
*82 ft
36%
36 ft
36ft
12
12%
58 Ya
59%
*82
'
9
.
62
*60
12
,
2,700
5,200
22 y4
31%
31%
31ft
•
84%
*82 ft
84%
30
36%
35%
30'A
5,700
12
12%
12
12%
40,700
58 »4
12%
59
59
,
*60
62
"
.
59
*60
17 Ya
16%
17 y4
21'ft
21 Va
9> 100
22y4
21%
*82
"
17ya
16%
41ft
■
16,600
9ft
36%
.
-
-
58,900
9
22'A
'
84
36%
13,200
49 ft
31%
22'ft
31%
9 Va
9%
33%
47y»
46%
9 Ya
26,100
33%
34 Ma
46 ft
36%
9%
33
9
1C
1,500
16,200
6%
36
9
17
37'A
6%
35%
6%
6%
35%
5,600
93
37
36 ft
6ft
36
60
80
30%
93
37%
37
80
82
31%
93
17%
17 ft
10,500
20%
21'A-
41%
40%
41', 8
.
59'A
60.
60
17%
17%
17%
9.10C
20%
20%
37.10C
40%
40%
6,500
20V4
,
.
,
-55C
58%
62
21 y4
40%
40%
,
•
30
Number 5789
Volume 188
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1727)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
*
V
Range for Previous
Lowest
•
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.
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•
STOCKS
Year 1937
Range Since Jan. 1
;
Highest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Lowest
Monday
^EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Wednesday
Oct. 20
Par
Oct. 31
Oct. 33
!
Sales far
Thursday
Friday
Oct. 23
Oct. 31
the Week
Shares
,
F
63
39 Vi Nov 25
Oct
6
Jan
17
33% Oct 23
12% Jan 24
11
7.
Jan
43% May
30% Sep 11
89
Sep 11
18% Oct
3
24 y» Jan
2
31
79% Oct
17 % July
1
25% NOV 29
25
22
23
21
67% Jan
3
80
July
Oct
May 19
55
Oct
45
43
7% Jan
Sep 30
45% July
31% Dec 31
17% Oct 22
Falstaff Brewing
Corp
Aug 27
Family Finance Corp
1
.5%
-
13
Fansteel
6% Oct
10
Mar
55% OCC
3
% Oct
14
Bearings
25% Jun 17
18'AApr
29 % Jan
19 '/a
Juu
27
27% Jan 21
34% Jun 11
29% Jan
52% Oct
3
20% Nov 12
16
Dee 20
28
16yaMay
33% Mar 13
16% Jan
28
Ferro
.
18% Sep 10
31% Jan.10
32
:
Oct 22
July 12
May 2
10% Dec 20
29% Jan
66
36% Nov 13
81% Nov 13
100% Oct
106
Feb
Deo
5
12% Jan
6% Dec 16
34% Oct 22
79
Nov
45
Oct 21
"44% Aug 27
17% Nov 20
*78
4
37% Jan
•7% Jan
64
83
Oct
8
24
Oct
2
40% Sep 10
87
96
Nov 27
Jan
2
4% Jan
65% May 15
.
47% <Jan
20
15% Oct 20
2
70% Oct
13
4%
10
Oct23
May~15
134
84% Jan
3
33% Oct 21
93 y4 Aug
61 %' July
100
<
90 %
5
Jan
95
Sep 11
25% Feb 25
39% Oct
8% Jan
210% Jan 14
67% Jan 15
14% Sep 24
14% Oct
8
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co_
Franklin Stores Corp.
Freeport Sulphur Co
7
87% Jan
15
2
2
10% Dec
67% July
17j/4 May
12% Jan
2
123
68% Nov 14
8% Dec 10
52
3
.
July 11
24% Jan
Nov 14
8
3
80
8
64
24
571/4
55Va
*54
45%
*4514
45%
1,500
22 !4
22:,4
3,300
46
5.000
47 va
*21 Va
22
v*21%
48
47 Va
47%
;
18%
18 Va
17%
18
17%
17%
NY
5
27 %
39
27%
38%
54%
55
18%
18%
18%
54%
18%
43%
44%
103 */*
102%
102%
102
102%
102%
102
44%
72%
^2%
71
72
197/a
19%
19 Va
9%
9%
48%
49%
*88%
ioytt
9%
81%
78%
78 y4
37%
1
15
82%
77y4
21%
37%
21%
37%
-
*90
37%
93
*90
37%
18
18 "A
30%
29
30
29%
44! a
15%
14%
14%
14%
12,000
3,500
.
lift
71
70%-
70%
3,400
ID'A'
191/a
19'A
32,100
10
9%
10
-
521/4
10% -::
51
88%
*85
7,600
51%
,
15,300
87
*
20
81%
81%
821/4
4,300
78%
781
79
7,500
22%'
37%
'
82%
7U%
21%
38 V4
*90
•
29%
14%
8,300
102
102
51
90
29%
14%
•
93
28%
a
22%
•221/4
37 Va
7,400
37%
*90
4
10,900
93
40
•-
291/4
28%
28%
14,300
14%
141/4
14%
4,500
1
68%
69
67 V*
68
*34.
*136
150
89
89
100
181/4
*80
38%
90
——10
—
56
102T4
22
*21%
93.
1
260
11,200
54T4
43!4
821/4
78%
81%
79%
135
102 V4
881/2
22%
39%
*132
102
52
88%
82%
12,200
-27 »/4
40 y8
56
10
50%
89.
21%
40%
27%*
134
18 Ta
50%
82%
78%.
2.50
2T%
7,000
5,000
4,800
70'A
9%
*88Va
17%
431/0 T 43%
102i% 102%
19%
49'/4
90
17%"
.'
55!A
70%
18%
300
471/2
102
V
1021/4
70%
.
21%
46%
18:,
43%
441/4
102% 103%
102
*21%
17%-
27
I8V4
102 %
■"-441/4'
47%
127
•
100
471/4'.
-'38%
551/4
50%
21%'
47 Va
27%
18%
44
45
17T4
38%
131
*126
55
'
'•
47%
38%
131
54%
45%
22%
27%
39<
*126
3,600
45,300
14%
22%.
55%
48%
28
5,200
5%
14%.
22%
21%
127
51%
45!. a
47%
68 %
68 Va
68'/a
35
*34
*135
150
*89
91
691/4-'
*34-
150
69
35
*135'
35
150
*135
14%
.
<
>
70
■
*341,4
7,300
35%
•135Va
'
,
136
*89
91
5
j
48%
48%
47%
48%
46T4
481/4
44
47
*
43 y2'
46
5
:
17,200
47%
48 Va
47%
48%
45%
18%
46%
46
46 Tii
45 Va
46%
42,400
_2
89
*89
90
18%
19%
18%
18%
18%
19%'
36 '/a
36%
35%
36'A
35!
a
36%
19 ya
35%
20%
36%
12
12 y4
11%
12
12 %
12'A
*J2'A
12%
121/4
12 Va
*1.3
13%
•
18%
30
1
57,900
15,700
1,200
35%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 %
13 %
94
96 %
96
99%
98
99
9fi%
98 Va
97 %
98%
10,000
16
16%
15%
16%
15%
16 %
15 T11
16! 4
15%
16!
a
47,400
64 Til
64 T a
*64%
65%
65
65
64
65
*63 !a
64!
2
170
11%
11T4
11%
12%
12 y0
12%
12%
5
12 Vb.
12,300
15%
50
44%
15%
44%
44
29! a
29%
29%
30
48
48
48
48
41%
41%
41
—
—
89
•
36
_io
——No par
i
—lo
Fruehauf Trailer Co common——1
4% preferred
100
9
14%
21%
Ford Motor Co
2
18 % Sep
65"% Oct
2
Jan
—
101% Aug-14
2
9'A Jan
14
Jan
Jan
14-V.i
47Tii
Foremost Dairies Inc
35% Apr
14%
13%
*54
5%
48%
38%
85
51 Va
5%
?1%
27%
*80
52%
5%
48%
.
20% Oct 24
16
59% Mar 19
19% Apr 29
85
51 Va
GV*
21%
preferred
3 % % preferred
Foote Mineral Co-
13ysOct 22
14
60
*80
52
5%:
19%
July 1
52% Aug 11
48% Sep 25
35% Dec 30
32% Dec 30
8
Nov 18
Oct~13
145
2
3,400
2.50
Food Machinery & Chem
Corp
10
When issued—
3 % % convertible
preferred-—100
,
92
29%
453a
Corp
convertible
29%
22%
Food Fair Stores Inc common
$4.20 divid pfd ser Of '51_
Food Uiant Markets Inc—„
Mar 17
3u%/ocC
29%
45%
————
80
85
51%
%
10
,
6,400
22%
127
900
.
18
22%
y
86.
.
17%
45%
.
83% Oct 14
9
12% Jan
Apr 25
18% Aug
2
8
Jan
13%
*53
86
.
1,700
99,600
18
22%
Firth (The) Carpet Co
<c
Flintkote Co (The), common
5
$4 preferred—..
,_No par
Florida Power Corp
7^4,
Florida Power 8c Light Co—No pa.'
Fluor Corp Ltd
4
Apr
3
33% July 18
13%
GO
v
28%
29 'A
29%
*80
52%
6
87
35
11%
28%
17 Va
45%
Corp
Firs tamer ica
23
J>iH
6%
35
llVa
1
'
85
51%
6y4
*45%
y'
5
par
10% Sep 29
94
*80
53%
35
*80
17%
48%
:
4%% preferred w.
——160
First National Stores
—No
Aug 22
52 V* Oct
6
8
17
93
42% Oct 21
5
87
17%
29 Va
13%
-
22% Oct 28
Nov" 13
17
12
20
17%
29%
*54%
Fifth-Avenue Coach Lines Inc
—10
Piltrol Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubber com—6.25
49% July 29
73% Sep
*86
17%
29%
■
—lo
WdeUty Phenix Fire Ins
24% Mar 14
110% Sep
87
17%
29%
6%
Fibreboard Paper Prod coin—No
par
4% convertible preferred
-ioo
23
104% Jun
28%
-—25
4.60% preferred
Federated Dept Stores
20
Oct
12 Va
28%
22%
:"
common-
56% Aug 21
66% Jan 10
59% Jun 13
"7% Mar 6
5% Oct 21
134
6% Mar 10
46% July 9
95% May 10
59% May 8
6
Oct
11%
48 %
Federal Pacific Electric Co
Fedei'al Paper Board Co
40% Oct 23
_
10
38% Apr
7
82% Apr 16
100% Sep 26
55% Feb 14
15% Apr 25
8
57
Jan
16% Apr 25
101% July 23
2
22
83% Jan 14
2
Jan
24% Aug 21
49 Va Oct 15
Jan
*7% Feb
8
Mar 12
47
20%
Jan 14
105
57
19% Oct 22
79% Oct 28
39
Jun 18
33 'A
i2y4
28%
52%
5
Fenestra Inc
Dec 31
36
11%
*28%
.
36% May 14
20% Jan 81
29
35</a
12%
28%
*86
*80% .88
R
_2
cuucrs-i^uigan Corp common!"
l
5%% conv pfd 1953 series-.
_50
Federal Mogul Bower
2.i
-
87
29%
i-
Metallurgical Corp
29
17%
i
Jjo
Fawick Corp_—.
23
35%
11%
11%
*86
/ ♦
,
35%
28%
11
28%
"Too
common '•
36%
*35%
,
preferred series B__;
14% Oct
it
8
.
convertible preferred—
7
3% Apr
14
16% Apr 23
61% May i3
22
,
4%
.
11% Jan
2
50
Feb 27
64% July 10
3% Dec 30
10
12
Fairbanks Morse & Co
„No nar
Fairchild Engine ^Airplane
Corp_l
Fairmont Foods Co common
j
13% May 14
22% Apr 22
Apr
9
15% Jan
2
-79
15
Sep
22J/« Jan
67
Allg
41% Oct
5
2
-
-
*13
■
13 y4
500
o
0<:
'X■
.
40% Dec 30
10% July 24
10% Apr 10
45
Apr 11
40% Jan 22
20
36% Jan
20% Jan
6% Oct 22
,
8% Dec 30
Oct 21
31% Dec 19
54
3% Oct 21
23
Dec
90% July
25
I
Jan
125
10
3% Jan
6
52% Apr
7
6
,
Jan 25
'*
125
Jan
2
19% Jan
7
6
86
5
;75
6
49% Dec 31
48
14% Jan 22
11% Jan
Mar
Dec 20
15
3
Jan 14
_
.
2
55
65% Jan
6%
com-
.■ $8
preferred—
General Bronze Corp_^
15%
94%
<68% Sep
12%
'■
28
16!ii
30
30 */a
30 .Va
47%
47%
2,200
2,400
.40%
41 Vb
47%
47 Vj
40%
41'/a
4.0:1,4
41'A
7Vb
4%
6%
34
16 '
16
30
'7 Tb
7
34
34%
94%
*94 Ti
4/A
38 Vb
39 Tb
99%
100 »/a
34%"
98'/a 100 !!•
12 Va
125b
4%
35
94%,
16 Vb
1 1,500
3,800
4T4
*56 Va
2,300
60
35%
/
4,000
*95
95 Vb
160
36
36Vb
99 !b
98 Vb
98 Ti
7,100
3,900
16,200
13 Vb
140
13 Vb
12%
140
140
140%
230
100
%
28,%
28 Va
28%
28%
30%
30 Vb
30Va
30 y«
3Q%
7,400
39%
No Dar
39%
39
39%
38 Vb
39«/a
38%
38 Vb:
84
38 !i;
38Tb
3,000
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85
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85*
No par
68! a
69
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69
68%
69'/a
69 Ti
70 Vb
2.
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16 V*
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16 Vb
16'A
16
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12%
:
140
4,700
;
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4%
35%
600
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60
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140
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94Tb
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60
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7
1
34
16
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60
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7,100
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48
33 Vb
139%
16 Vb
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29%
94%
140
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29%
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415b
34%
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5
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39
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12%
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44
15%
„
34%
99%
16
44 Va
6Tb
4%
5
—
16 Vb
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33
60
34
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General Cigar Co Inc
General Contract
Corp—
General Controls Co-—
6
16
4%
1O0
General Cable
Corp com
4% 1st preferred-
»
32%
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l
15%
6%
32%
preferred——Ho
convertible
—
9
67
6%
General Amer Oil Co of Texas
12
Apr 10
Z
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coml—~1
(The)
General Amer
Transportation—2.50
General Baking Co common-
■40% Sep 15
93% Jun 27
72
Oct 13
16% Sep
21% Oct
14
8
25%July
Jan
.
5
General American Investors
$4.50 preferred—
13% Oct 22
141 : Aug 25 i
31% July 24
2
9% Dec 20
:
Mar
2
30% Apr
46% May 24
7
40% Sep
9
100% Oct 10
10
9% Jan
Oct
No~par
General Acceptance
Corp.
——lv
General American Indus com—
1-
Sep 26
36% Sep 24
102
Apr 18
24% Feb 25
•9% Jan
70% Nov
c
5
,
-
Gar-Wood Industries Inc
4%% convertible preferred——50
55 %
26% Jan
2
94% Oct 15
35.
•
7% Oct 22
Oct 22
16% Aug 21
47% Jun 12
88
May 16
11
Aug
a
135
Apr 30
26% Jan 11
Oct 21
Garrett Corp
34
,
Dec 23
17% Dec 23
<30
.44% July 28
2
common
5% convertible
preferred—
Gamewell Co (The)
13
14% Jan
Jun
1
Gardner-Denver Co
2
4-
Z
(The)—
Gamble-Skogmo luc
24% Jan 13
101
1
NOV 19
9
2
3% Jan
Co
50% Oct
17
Jan
27
37% July 12
67% Dec 18
,
2
Jan
Qabriel
Sep 25
48
July 9
32% Aug 26
2
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17 %
23
59
9
25% Dec 17
/
2
■
15% Feb 19
5% Jan
2
3% Dec 30
Jan
12% Oct
32
8% Jan 14
36% Jan 15
30
13% Oct 31
51
8
Jan
0
8% Jan
46% Jun 28
23% Oct 25
1,
Jan
7
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84
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,
84
70 Vb
70 Vb
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1,600
16 Vb
3,100
19 %
19%
5,700
59 Va
60 Va
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20
20%
19%
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v
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j
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40
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.
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v
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117% Jan
:
3
41% Sep 22
83
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oommoEU—1%
prdferred
——No par
•-
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«
18,
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<
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V
31
:
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l«%Dee 23
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23 r Sep
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15% Dec
22% Oct
95
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;
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>50% Jan 10
'27,%. Mar 19
-
82% Jan 13
a
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:
6
22
23
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7
30% Dec
4
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3
1
7
9
90
4
f
27% July 14
27% Sep
4
63% July 25
Jan
2
40% Jan
7
'
2
7
25% Sep 23
30% Oct 21
83
3
90% Aug
129
Feb
Apr 29
'
173
1
Oct
22
Jan
2
91
Sep
9
84% jan
2
97
Jun
9
26% Jan
13
44% Jan
3
3
79
$1.32
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preferred
$1.30 preferred
160
Jan
21
57% Nov 14
95% July 8
37% Jun 14
57% July 18
39% Oct 21
1
Oct 21
4
Oct
2% Apr
13% Jan
21
19% Aug 27
40% Oct
7
3% May 15
9
2
157% Jan 16
53% May 19
79% JUn 13
70% Feb 12
4
28% Dec
Apr
2% Jan
69
30
Feb 12
July 10
70% Sep 12
96% Oct 24
37 % Sep
2
Jan
2
1
9
Jan
41
8
175
Jan
2
4% Jan
30
49% July 31
3
2
8% Oct
9
Oct
23:
25% Feb 11
37% Oct
4
59% Jan
2
33% Jan 15
28% Jan 31
52% Sep 22
26% Dec 17
27
36% Feb
6
27% Jan
3
39 Vi
Aug 21
86% Apr 15
6% Apr 18
75% Sep
12
88
July
5% Jan
3
21% Dec 11
45% Nov 20
35% May
8
22
14
37
29% Dec 26
47% July 11
21% Jan 11
Dec
23
71% Oct 31
5
20
Oct 21
Feb
122% Nov 11
.
67
85
11
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3
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12
For footnotes
Jan
138
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Jan
78
page 22-_
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31
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8
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2
67
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17 Vi
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49 Vi
49 Vi
49%
49Tb
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57%
58 Vb
57
58%
57
Graham-Paige Motors
—
Granite City Steel
Grant (W T) Co common
3%% preferred
—
3
8
51%
51 Vb
51Tb
1,300
11,300
57%
58%
57 Vb
58
20,700
4,200
36%
37 Vb
37
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28
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36%
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78
78
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27Tb
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10,900
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5
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3
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3
100
Great Northern Ry Co
No par
Great Western Sugar com_—No par
1% preferred
Green Bay 8c Western RR
2%
6,000
10
68
No par
—
2,800
8,700
180
67 Vb
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,
Gould-National Batteries Inc
Grace (W R) 8s Co
Green, (H L) Co Die
34 V a
92
,
3
180
1,430
44%
58'A
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Grand Union Co (The)
3,040
88%
87 Vb
44%
58%
3 Va
3,400
213,300
95
44Tb
58
Goodyear Tire 8s Rubber
30
98
44%
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24 Vb
28%
♦96
44%
3
24
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88%
44%
(The)——
22,100
97
45%
Glidden Co
52
97
44%
Gladding McBean & Co
100
27 Vb
95
87
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co :::::ioo
Goodrich Co (B F)
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6,300
27%
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97
34 Vi
30Tb
4,900
25T4
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51%
24Tb
25%
87 Vb
86
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97
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44
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52%
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12,700
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—
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44
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27 Vb
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107,200
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25%
<
31%
25%
26 %
6
44 Vb
11,200
70
23%
24%
25%
,
31 Vb
25Tb
26%
400
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t
25
25 Vb
28 Va
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43%
25 y4
25
260
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50
6
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2,100
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10,700
11,700
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31
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43%
96
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,
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.
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86'A
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81'/a
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:
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83 Va c
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48%
10658.107
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1.;
62,
96
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop
Great Northern Paper Co
49 % Oct
-5%
30%
*30 Va.
300
10%
.-81Va• 81Vb
108 Vai 108 Vb
-48
77,200
54,400
67 Vb
-
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81 Vb.
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38 Vb,
ftl34
66
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1.0%:
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28
'
25
Oct
2
50
♦26 V'a
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1
31%
31
49-Ti
68
:
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A
36! b
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.
.
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22
4
59% Oct
Apr 30
30% Jan
2
Jan 11
30% Apr
see
__
30%
8ft
25Tb
Glmbel Brothers common
28
38Vb
-82 V a
84Tb
96
37
Sep 30
94% May 21
15% Apr 16
38%
81%
66%
:
66 Vb
.
10 Tb V
106% • 107/.
86%
Gillette (The) Co
2
38 Va
(j
100
Getty Oil Co
Dec
85! 2
83
:
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49% Oct 14
4% Apr 26
106 !'♦' .106%
-
495b
1
100
30% Oct 15
18
'49Tb„;. :,y. 48%
25
conv preference
preference——
preference
Georgia-Pacific Corp
23% Jan 10
37% Jan 14
82%
109
60TV
♦275b-
.
10Tb
81 Vb.
81 Vb
108! 4. 108 Vb
$5
32% Sep 19
21% Jan
7
2% Dec 18
157% Oct 16
107
-
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46% Mar 26
21
49%
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39% May 29
89% Jan
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20% NOV 14
3
81%
'
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4 y4% preferred
32% Oct 11
Mar 18
82 V'a
50'A
109
27 Va
27 V 2
100
General Tire & Rub
Oct 22
91
1
30! 2
-10o
—:
Oct 21
28% July
82
67%.
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10Ti
.v
81Vir
General Telr.phone Corp-_
—10
General Time Corp.———10
39
20% Dec 24
83% July 17
16% Dec 23
29% Oct 2l
11
50%
66 Vb'
I r
60 VA
58%
58 !'O
:
66%
——25
—
23
1
68 Vb
10%
59%
27%
-
85%
38%
General Public Utilities Corp
—5
General Railway Signal j——Gs67
"
Oct
67 Va
11
107
General Precision Eqalpt Corp—1.
$1.60 conv preferred
——No par'
<
$3 convertible preferred
.ANo par General Public Service——A—10c
'
61
68 Va
•49%
Freferred ff3.76 serles_i-—No
par
General Outdoor Advertising—*.-15
General; Pwiland cement Co1
95% Apr 25
36% July 9
62% May 8
47% Oct 13
27 Vb
108 Ya
-
10
General Shoe norp,
^
-^.„
General Steel Castings Corp—
1
General Telephone Co of Florida-^
28% Sep 16
Feb 14
58%
66%
27%:
10%
..
59 Va
67'A
27%
68
-
<
General Realty & Utilities
-General Refractories——
27y» 8ep 26
16% Jan
22% Apr
Jun
f
3
July 17
185
77
83% Dec 18
Oct 20
Apr 23
107
Oct 22
i
•
25
•
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46%-Oct 24
-
2
17% Jan
25
ft
24% Sep
3
20% Jan
28% May 10
28 <
May 31
45% May 2
20
:
'45% July
32% Oct
21% Apr 15
3
22% Nov 18
July 31
<108% Jan
7
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,
18% July
:
'*•'4.Jan
13
-39% May 22
34 - July 19
-14% Dec 26
<
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-•
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.
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General Instrumen t
Corp———i
6
16
/
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,
General Electric
.
8
50% Oct'20
4
48%'Jan
9
Aug 25
•84%M»y 17, ?: 27;May 26
Oct .25
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117
2
!
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:
11% Oct
Hep 19
-33.% Jan
'.
Apr 12
58 r. Jan
2
00 % Jan
•
47% .July Iff:
i; 115% Jan 24
7 : ,»l%.Feb
t:
.101% Nov
76%,Nov
General Dynamics
Corp
16
<27% Sep 11
71 .Sep 15
'
33% Dec 19
_
Apr 29
Apr
8
19% Jan 2
48
Jun 13
.
19% May 15:
60% Dec 31,
-
Oct 21,
Oct 22
100
t
68% Apr 12
72% July 22,
4
15% Feb 27
.
8%
29 '
'
6,000
52 Vi
51
52
50%
46 V i
46%
46Tb
48 Vb
48 y4
51%
49 Vi
22,600
27%
28
27%
28
27%
27Tb
5,000
51
3,300
•
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77
34%
136%
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77
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
.
.
Monday, October 27, 1958
.
(1728)
EXCHANGE: STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Lowest
Highest
16*'# Apr
30
14% Jan
76 Yz Nov
20
89
Feb
13
80% Jun
9
15'A Oct
'
11
34% Jan
14
Jan
2
12 JA May
10
9
14 V» Dec
f
*16% Apr
2
32'/a Jan
lo
47% Dec
21
152
10-
Apr
17% Mar 20
7% Apr 25
24% Jun
10% Jan
Sep
24
May
Mar
52
•
101
May 13
9
5
2
68% Oct
121% Oct'
25
Feb
1
-1
22%
23%
—No par
25
*67%
*
34l/4 Jan 24
41*2 Jun
93 Va Feb
39 % Jan
11
81%Aug
.
5
f>
84
50% Oct
6
96
19
Sep
S5
83
28
Nov
Apr
98
,
91% Sep
100
Jun
109
May
% Feb
21
83% Dec 30
89% Jan
17
18% Dec 20
24
Jan
2
Nov
*
41
4
13
-
1
Dec
24
: 20%
Dec
24% Dec 23
29% Oct 21
127% Oct
20
Oct
8
22
Dec
21
11
70
lo
13
30
Jan
.23
Apr
7
Jail
13
41/4 <**14
2*
32% Mar 25
9
140
20'A Apr 29
20
7
3% Jan
9
Nov
27
34% Jan
21
28'A Jan
6
14% Dec
18
18 % Jun
19
7% Oct
Apr 25
34% Jun
15% Oct
21%
28% Apr
Nov 22
Nov
2
91
July 24
18% Jan 22
83% Oct
7
17% Jan
6
29!
Oct
23% Jan
2
30 % Jun
3
2
38
6
16
34% Mar
8
Dec
30
17% Jan
Jan
9%
21
32 % Jan
47% July 11
103% Oct 22
47% Jan 23
27% Feb
Oct
10
115% Jan
Feb 25
10
•
38% May
42
3
53% Jan
3
-
4
89% Feb >21
27
Jun
Apr 24
44% Feb
14
34
13
3
Sep 29
Jan
17
60
Jan
7
87
July 19
74
Jan
2
16% Jan
2
29 Va
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7
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20
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22
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8
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24
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11
9
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2
3
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2
10
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2
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4
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11
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10
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7
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81
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38
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8
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20
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4
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13
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4
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14
40
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25
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13
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28
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of
Canada
I
24
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6
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20
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17
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19
22
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4
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11
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9
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2
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78
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2
56
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3
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28
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69
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16
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3
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22
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2
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6
17
footnotes
see
page
17
22.
93
3
4
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124
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43
17
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6s
63 '4 ;
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27/ii
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27%-
62
,
17%
44/4
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Telep & Teleg_No,par
Iowa power & Light CoIsland Creek Coal common
3
3:I3H
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Aug 11
•
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Interstate Power Co„
Iowa Elec Light & Power Co
126%'July 24
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35 % Dec
;
1
34% July 16
18
34% Dec 10
24
27-6;
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35% Aug
7
38% JUn. 10
34% Feb
;
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28
'
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50% July 15
11
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7%
preferred,
^
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28
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par
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12/4
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7.50
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common
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8
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130
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For
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71
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36% July 16
33% May 10
25% Oct 21
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125
24
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8
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11
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98
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17
34
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:
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4% preferredInternational Mhilng Corp:
7% Dec 30
85
Iron Corp
Int'l
July 30
Dec
Inter lake
Int'l Business Machines
11
6% Oct 22
82% Nov 19
55%
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95
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2
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9
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23
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87
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26 % Sep 30
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8
10
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82
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1
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4 Va %
preferred—
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in',
28 U
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60 7/2
78
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'
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12
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23
86
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92
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common
preferred
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4.42% preferred
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21
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13
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29
1
1
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2
600
18%
109
„
2,000
36/4
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52! 4
26
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37
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52
2
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Jan
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''
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5%
4.08%
July 18
121% Oct
19%
84',4
Illinois Power Co
-
30
162
2
i
38
36! 2
.27%
1
23% May 14
2
30! 4
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28/4
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V
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8
.
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750
,
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65
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23
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Nov
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24 % Sep
94
Oct
49 %
800
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110! 2
110%
:
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40
28 7u
12.50
preferred series A
Idaho Power Co_
v
3
July 30
29,500 r
.
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85%;
.
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14
22%
22%
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73
81
137
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110
-
65 Va
22 3 u
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Hussmann. Refrigerator Co
9
52% Jan. 22
17%
52%
14%
85
56
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18
109
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55
11% •.,12 7/4
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com
156
156
29% Oct 21
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553 4
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30
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4
10
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'
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47 % J aii 21
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69
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20
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29
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Sep 26
Oct
31% *
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Hudson Bay Mill & Sra Ltd
No par
Hunt Foods & In dust Hie com
5
5%
>
79
r
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-
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■
Oct'10
47 Va Oct
28/4,'
13%
-
99% Jan
148
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10
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5
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!
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47
40
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11
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28 % Jan
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5
of America common
5 %■ convertible preferred
1
5%
,
34% Oct
12% Dec 23
50
9
Aug
8
6% Oct 20
35% May 23
Dec 30
1,100
29,000
36,.
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—
43
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87
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1
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f *36%
65
27 -' /•
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1.
100
Houston Lighting & Porwer—_No par
Howard Stores Corp
1
Howe Sound Co
(Delaware)
1
{Hudson & Manhattan com
100
87
2% Jan
8
4% May 6
11% Apr 29
3,200
25%
86.
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-
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29! i»
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26
18
18% Jan
3
:
314
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86
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6,500
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5,600
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7%
30
84
26%
Household Finance common—No par
3 %%
preferred—
•_
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9
Jan
18
1 % Sep
■
14%.
85 %
:n>k-
31
55/4
'
40
67%
-
31
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2
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111
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52%
65 'A
1
-
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32
.
50c
$2.25 convertible preferred
14
Apr 18
15
5% Dec
Oil
Houdaille-Industries Inc
li% Oct'20
«*'M<>an
8% Dec 31
65
411
f
common
$4.25 preferred
97% Aug 13
82% Jun
113
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30
4,000
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30
'•'
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41%
4
87
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36
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86
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130
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19,300
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30
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29
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Hotel Corp
6
Apr
1
60% July 11
46% Oct .22
Honolulu
6
90
160
15:,4
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'
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convertible preferredHomestake Mining
16
84
5614
100
4LNo
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5%
Apr'22
75% Sep 16
8r% Oct 24
(The)
Holly Sugar Corp
17
15
19
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-
3
28% Sep
21% Sep
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Chocolate
35%
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40
25
30
•
Hoffman Electronics Corp.
Holland Furnace Co
22
40
*35%
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Hires Co (Charles E)
Sep 24
May 21
May 20
30
v 77
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Hilton Hotels Corp
30% Aug 28
12% Oct 21
5
92%
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.
6
23 %
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102%
5
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7
25
Hewitt-Robins Inc
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—_1
1 ■ ■
3 % % preferred series A—
100
$4% 2nd pfd (conv)—
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15
Feb
31
1
Jan
9% Jan 20
17 % Jan
Sep
13% Oct
7,300
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-
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32
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100
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33
87!
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-26%
1
Inc
common
Powder
Hertz Co
26 'A Jan
78
8% Oct 22
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Hershey
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y
21%
2
30!'4
41%
•.
64!
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30" 4
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;!
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HercuJes Motors.
:
No par
(CKW)
Hercules
30,600
>10234
413 4
26
/
•r-; 87
83,
29%
40%
1
preferred
Apr 23
67% Sep 30
9
15% Dec" 30
i
22
Oct
70% Nov 27
60% Sep
>
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02
100
117%
*84*4"98%
.
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133
-
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50
Inc
—
41
*130
—
r.*'-
—
;
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.Heller (WE) & Co—
18% Oct 24
41% Jan
•«
s
15% Sep 29
74V4 May 29
87
Sep 30
17% July 16
21
3%%
Heinz (H J) Co
t
118
108% Oct
40% Jan
22
Oct
55
30
36 %
87
59% Aug 27
1
July 25
% Sep 19
62
12
24% Dec 24
10%
;•
./- 41
^10
Hecht Co common..:
22
24% Jan
19
15% Oct 10
May
Industries
Industries
38 Ve"'
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31
37%
—
Haveg
Hayes
,
preferred.—
86
65
v
21%
'21', i
80
-
__5
*
20
43% Jan
54
22% Sep 19
30% July 23
35
Oct
42
72% Jan
76% Jun 20
9
69% Oct
43% Dec 26
83.
*
9
14
2.50 *
.Harshaw Chemical Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx!
4 Hat Corp of America common
3
22 'A Jan
2
I
..
4%%
*92
i
68%
-
49%
-t
93
46
*45%
65%
25',;
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100
Corporation
21%
■■■'■
30 Va
„1
26
12% July 14
6% preferred 4—A
Harris-Inter type. Corp-
7
> 22%
21 !4
—
preferred
100
Paper Co..
—3.50
Hammond Organ Co—
4*
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102:%
45%
64%
26
25%'
66 JA"
2J:! 4
-
-
4—1
common
convertible
.
24
Oct
36
65
-■
—5'
/
27;
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34% Sep 30
«22 % Jan
6% Jan
V/c
45'
45'/,;
25
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Harbison-Walk Rcfrac com——7.50
Mjir 17
32% Oct
6
30
45%
100
68%
11614
%^--:
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1,100
2 4'a
50%
.
-03
19,600
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9
24!a
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92
102%
102%
69
2
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50
86
84%
21%
24%.
116%
50%
92
*92
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102%
Hammcrmill
13
129
8
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Hamilton Watch. Co
„'
49%,
'
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92
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14
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t
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21%
24
49% / 49 Va
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86
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49%
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;
,100
84.40 dividend preferred-——.100
$4.44 dividend preferred
10n
$5 dividend preferred-—_
100
Hall
26
42% Oct
:
Hackensaek
22
Sep
39% Mar 11
-51% Aug1
30% July
30
28
Oct
Y4
2
Jan
7*
2
26 % Jan
May 31"
40% July 23
fa?
2
21% Jail
-39
Jan
116 !a
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing—9
i
26% Sep 24
21% Oct 20
13% May 20
11
dull
10'/4
138
14
23!% Dec 30
29% Dec 24
7
jail
zu
28% Jan
24
,
47 Va July
2
67% Aug 12
S
49% Apr
111% Jan
13% Dec 31
67
38 ■/« Jail
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dividend preferred.,
84.20
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38
preferred
Oct. 21
4
16
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T
09
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69
1
Oct. 28
15%
84%
23%
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.
■
23%
23%
*
the Week
'
16
20%
e
9 f
9
9%
States Utilities Co— *
Common
102% July 14
4
10
95% Jan
29
Jan
90
4
2
23
May 29
99% Sep 25
Oct
81
Aircraft Eng Corp
Gulf Oil Corp
6
Gulf
!
84%
21!
20"'»
21%
Guantanamo Sugar
Oct. 22
157-j
*83
I:
Sales fer
Friday
Thursday
,
'
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84%
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Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
30
25
15%
16
20%
Grumman
10
14
.
11
803A Jan
11
105 * i Oct
87
15%
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
4 'A %
preferred
100
14
17
Oct. 21
Oct.:.
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
18'
Dec
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
14
TRICES
Wednesday"
Tuesday
Menday
-
HIGH SALE
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Bailee for Previous
>
,
3,700
P
f
170
,
.
r
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"
7,300
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.49/2
5
i
540
98%
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w
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19,000
55%
I
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119
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,
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119
54/4
-
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.
h
1
Volume
Number 5789
188
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
If
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
<
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I
Year 1957
.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Oct. 20
Par
Oct. 21
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Bales fa*
the Week
Thursday
Friday
Oct. 23
:
Oct. 22
«
Oct. 24
'
Shares
K
Dec
30
19
Dec
82
Dec
13
74% July 23
79% Nov 12
Nov 21
2
49
Oct
21
86
leb
14
79
7
25% Oct 22
22% Oct 29
9% Dec
5
29% Dec
Jan
15
102
Feb
18
17
32% Oct
22 i
11
18,'
86% Sep
90% Oct
21
89
it
Oct
91
H
Sep
23
"5
*'
Jun
W
.
2
13
29% July
9
' 9
26
35% Jan
30
2
14
KLM Royal Dutch, Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common.*
10
7
27 % Apr 11
>34% Jan *4
78% Jan
2
86 •'*; May 29
9% Feb
17
17% Oct
21
Korvette
22% Jan
2
32 % Oct
23
Kresge
24%-Jan
>
40% Oct
i
26 % May>
9
16% May 20
66% Dec
5
61 •/ Jan
22
15% Jan
20% Oct
16
27
2
19% Oct 21
6
28% Sep
.4% Jun
3% May 19
20% July 15
Jan
17
2
17% Dec
27
24% July
8
18 % Jan
24
36 % Apr
4
25
Feb
20
94
9
83'
10% Dec
19
11
45% Jan
-
Dec
12
22
1
3
2% Jan
22
5% Dec
10
17% Jan
22
Oct
21
32% Jun
-19
Oct
15
25 % Dec
19
65% Dec
23
7% Dec
31
-50
Jan
13% Jan
24
72% Jan
16% Apr
1% Jan
9
17% Feb
13
$3
36 % Oct
25
20
6% Sep
30
10
57% Jan
31
22
11
24
20
10
38
2
2
7% Jan
29% Oct
11
"99% Oct
25
117
Oct
2
Lerner Stores
Oct
1
13% Oct
13
Libbey McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7% preferred
Oct
24
158% Jun
4
60% Jan
22
94% Oct
13
79
2
Oct
21
Lionel
9% Sep
24
80% Oct
17
38% Jan
2
55i/8 Oct
24
10
23% Oct
21
Loew's Inc
2
38% Oct
20
Jan
2
41% July 21
107% Feb
18
124% July 22
22% Mar 28
28% Oct 24
"31
7
82
Mar
85
Oct
14
106
Apr
4
100% Apr
14
34
Deo
5
99
Oct
104
3
'
Jan
63%
63
63%
63(4
63
25%
26
26
26
25%
26(4
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26%
26%
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26%
62%
25%
25%
26%
26%
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10
42%
43%
84%
84%
41%
-
42%
84
-
•
84
41%'
r
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Jan
92% Feb
-
Oct
4.40%
23
85% Oct
24
119
,
143
10
Jan
11
Jun
17%
16(4
31(4
31
36%
37%
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37%
37 %'
38%
1914
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
94%
96
95
95%
92%
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19%
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21%
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21%
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1
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21%
21%
34
21%
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35%
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7
11% Jan
July 14
17
2
,
19%
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30
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-
1,200
3%
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22
32%
21%
35%
V*
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35%
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88
22%
22
22
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3,100
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38%
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38 J/a
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1%
1%
114
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16 »A
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16
/ ' 4%
5
I,400
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6,800
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30
35
36(4
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18%
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3014
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10
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25
77
142
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95
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96(4
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77%
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77
12'A
143
93
62%
63
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14'A
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8'A
77%
79%
72%
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92%
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30%
29%
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35 %
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77
18'JA
3,290
93%
4,400
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25,700
10,000
12
12%
13,000
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1,800
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78(4
78 Va
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142%
141 Va
142%
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90%
90%
89%
89%
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61%
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14 %
814
8%
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143
14%
93%
30
92
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93
100
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77%
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79
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23
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73
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8%
!
73
75%
52
52
Va
52(4
53%
53%
23%
22 Va
23(4
22%
38 Vs
36 Va
37%
36 Va'
37%
38 %
38%
3814
3814
39(4
118
*115
115
>27%
'
!
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102'
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27 %
,27%
86%'
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27%
'
,
101
*02
86%
86 y2
:*
'
114%
.27%
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27%
101
39
.38%
117 '/a 1*7%
115
*100%
'
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1
74%
551/4
23
30,300
49,300
262,400
36 3 4
38 Va
•
*115
102%
*101
1
37%
17,300
3,900
39
27%
230
28(4
18,900
10
1011/a
•
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86 J/a
86 >
85 Va
2,700
118
86'/a
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'
13,300
115%
27(4
-
:
86%
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8,700.
8%
5414
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37 34
'
14%
21%
54%
22%
38 3/s
%
61%
8%
73%
38%
,10
60%
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'
75
37%
No par
4
*85'/a
86 J/2
'
85%
100
117^
.10
75%
_.10G
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117
75%
76
134(4
37
36 %
79(4
78%
78%
15%
1
119
119
80%
134%
36%
79
15%
120
78%
36%
78'A
86
*133%
3614
"
36 Va
50
1
85(4
*119
76%
134%
.
'
'
118
*117%
76%
135
(Ky)-Nopar
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc
Sep 29
19%
♦29
3%-
39'A
18
,
3%
X3814
35'%
iqo'
Nashville.:
&
•3%
:
30
10%
30 %
■••*'
Louisville Gas & El Co
Louisville
6
•
39%
9%
lOc
Oct
19%;
*29
15,900
"
1
37
4
93
19%
■■
700
19%
91%
10%
5%^
pfd.
17,900
19(/a
92%.
94%
38%
5%
;
40%
•
20
93%
*19%-
10%
9%
■
16,900
38%
16%
tJju-
.
28,000
39
.
16%
32(4
10%
2.50
conv
34%
16%
31%
39%
.
6,200
38%
16%
preferred..
series G
3%
,
38
30%
....g
811
14"
170
16%
'
"27% Feb
V 55% Mar
8
84%
30(4
I
Lprillard (P) Co common
7% prefe'red
L
:
23
8414
17%
Long Island Lighting. Co; com. JL_10
5% series B preferred.
100
4.26% series t> preferred
.*.100
> 4.35% Series E
preferred.
100
23
84%
16%
32 Ve
30%
1%
;
conv
*83%
17
30
1,700
84(4
29%
19%-
1,300
42
17%
♦29
8,100
*
41%
30
'
>A
41%
16%
<
60 Va
41%
29%
*
58%
42(4
j
Corp (The).
'4.84%
Va
'26 %:
i0
Link Belt Co._i.___
88% July 28
4 '■
10
32%. Jan
128
133% Dec 27
'30%, Jun
5
22
62%
26
26%
63%
*25%
<
1%
Lone Star Cement Corp
l
Lone Star Gas Co common
4
16
63
~i
Lockheed Aircraft Corp..
12% Apr
"28% Jan
25
12
43%
List Industries. Corp..
Litton Industries Inc
*
14
■
15
Mar
Dec
4314
10
63% Oct
Jan
11
43%
7
7
92
45% Feb
43%
100
36% Mar 11
11
Jun
93% Jan
43
com
3
89
30
42%
Co
2
4
22
43%
I5
Jan
'78% Nov 12
July 24
*42%
62
No par
6% Apr
7
54% Dec
43%
,
10
28
23% Oct
56%
*42%
4,200
65,500
23,500
34,300
4,400
1,000
27
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
•
'
55
26%
No par
No par
!
Corp
46% Jan
>
Feb
2
57%
27
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
1C0
2
■23% Jan
Aug 26
55%
27
com
Lehn & Fink Products
2
17
103
15% Jan
57%
1,600
58(4
15
;
19% Sep
Sep
65% Jan
July 18
-36% May 13
93
56%
17
27(4
1
Lehigh Valley RR_:
;
Lehman Corp '(The)
140
40 %
110
56%
""5
50c non-cum 2nd pfd__;
30% Oct
x
2
Oct
11% Oct
■25% Oct
NOV
98!
26%
—
1st preferred
non-cum
70% Jan
10% July 16
52 % July 30
80
40%
97%
55%
:
Lehigh Portland Cement..
Lehigh Valley Industries
10% Sep
18
20
22
16%
40
98%
56%
(James) & Sons Co common 3
■3.85% preferred
1
;
100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
14% Jan
9
30
Aug 26
16%
40%
97%-
26%
Lees
2
67% July 18
7% Dec
19% Oct
16%
40(4
99%
19%
24% Feb
7
9% Dec
93
16%
42
97%
29%
28
*
31
Jan
16%
40%
*3%
5% Jan
14
68% Jan
46% Dec
26
17-
42%
100%
19%
■
1
16%
*28%
12% May 9
391/2 Oct 21
1,500
99%
4
Mar 28
6,200
57%
~~10
;
900
36%
27%
*27
42 V8
25
Lee Rubber & Tire.
1,700
»
36
35(4'
%
27
17
Consolidada 6%-pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane" Bryant
:
;
1
7
36
*
5
22% Feb
•
84% July 17
150% Mar
3514
26%
57% \
_
2
July
3"% Jun
29
9
18
*35%
35%
36
26%
25%
100 G
dc'Col—i.
7
'Jan
14 "
14
31
22
62% Aug 26
36'A
36%
35%
26%
55
Laclede Gas Co common..
4.32% preferred series A
Oct
89
2
Jan
Vl;
4
Jan
130% Aug
*35%
35%
27
94
77%
56 %
La
3
23
9% Mar 26
4
14% Oct
Apr
77 Va
25%
,
12
36% Oct 24
17
Jan
28
4
10
20% Jan 24
7 % Feb
*89%
42%
■
17% Mar 14
26% Oct
12% Oct
-■
78%
1
24
22% Oct
2
24% Dec
-• Nov 27
94
*77%
54%
Kroehler Mfg Co
22 % Jan
-
22
82
(S H)
*89%
78%
56%
~~
Kroger Co (The)
"13% Jan
2
24
Oct
Jan
Kress
-
6
94
77%
36%
35%
26%
60
89
89
89
89
"50
1
(S S) Co
17
94
89%
*>>
Mar 22
4%-Jan
3% Nov 19'
24
87
94
94
*35%
26%
100
Oct.
96
*85
"
25%
Inc...'.
20% Feb
27
92
^
20
80
54/
1
preferred
(E j)
*89
900
7,500
48%
*78
56
2.50
_
Klng-Seeley Corp
7
94
48%
48%
900
2,200
106
99%" 100%
__5
6
4%
35%
35%
26%
16%
48 %
49
78 %
78
35%
42%
Kimberly-Clark-Corp
29% Feb
12% Oct
17-
1
44% Sep 25
17
*89%
48 ('a
106
105%
106
36,400
94
41%
"25
prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
27 % Jan
21% Mar
*89
94
5
conv
2
\
■v
67% Oct
4% r/o
2
94% Apr
92
78
35 %
105%
106-%
77%
__IlNo~par
•
►105
*89%
~~~1
Copper..
County Land Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
22
Jan
~ *
34 v2 Jan
„
*89
_
____
25 % Jan
4
65% Jan
23
Dec 30
92
4.20%
/
•
_
22
27% Oct
43% Oct
>,-46% Jan 16
19% Apr 22
36% July 11%
33
Jan
95
2
23% Dec 19
17
58 i/s Oct
7
30
50% July 25
26
25
38
<
6
3
43% Jan
-Feb
20% Jan
19
26
23% Dec
87
*93
Kern
22
47
*85
Kennecott
40% Oct
17
87
*93
13
29% Dec
Dec
♦85
94
10
32% July
22
87
*93
24
75% Jun
76% Nov 11
9
Dec 30
*85
93
601/2 Oct
22
Dec
87
93
Iioo
——IIIIloo
preferred
IlOO
preferred-.*-—.'
~_ioo
43% Oct
28
Dec
*85
105
43%
41%
105%
80
4.35%
•
i
*78
105Vi Oct
38% Oct
94
41%
80
2
20% Oct
42%
94%
41%
44(4
*78
7
75%
-
44
94%
41%
70
27
4-
42%
95
49
J an
25 Va Apr
49% July 1,0
128% Jan
■-
%
79
_
.17% Sep
2
43%
48%
Kansas City Southern
lcom_—No par
4%
non-cum preferred.
50
Kansas Gas & Electric Co._ No
par
Kansas Power & Light Co.
8 75
37% July 21
10
10% Jan
45%
80
47% May 31 > Xr33% Jan
17
*41
44
48%
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kelsey Hayes Co___
Apr
*92%
41%
47%
"
preferred
4.50% preferred-
'
15
93
41%
*79
4%
15
38 % Aug
2
92
41%
105
20
"
convertible
46
94
41%
preferred_~~100
7
78% Oct
99
44%
94
50
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
com.Nopar
3.80%
preferred
100
July 31'
96
'
10 ,'
-
.May
preferred
4%%
92% May 29
'• 103
6
50% Jan
4%
34
Jan
38% Jan 31
v
29% Jan
/32% May 3
•'•n,25.
-'an
26% July 11
77% Jan
31
77% Dec
Sep
98
Feb
Nov
4%%
14
38 % Jan
Apr >3.
32
Oct
Kaiser Alum <te Chem
Corp
33 y3
4%%
convertible preferredl.100
7
108
96
11
23
45 % Mar
2
96
Dec
13
94 V2 Oct
7
Jan
Aug 28
47
47% Oct
2
83
84y4 Oct 25
80
28'
Jan
4
5
39% Jan 24
83
Mar 12
105% Aug
33% Oct 23
88
14
Feb
49
68 3
9
109% May
Feb
39% Jan
23
46% May 15
30
67% Dec
37
22
.
.
*
*119%
84%.
81%
82%
133
134 Va"
134
200
121
83%
36%
36%
124,100
310
36%
77%
.
7814
79
80
15
4,500
4,000
15%
II,800
71'A
70%
71% \
70%
72 "A
69 Va
71
11,200
22
15%
21%
21%
21% 1
21%
21%
21%
15%
15%
*
15%
260
134
'35%
-
>
15'A
1614
'
122% Jun 28
; 60
.
Jan
81% Sep
16
Lukcns
24% Sep
10:
30
Lykes
Steel
Co.
:
%
"71%
72 %
70
21%
22%
21%
29%
3.33%
29%
"
19% Jun
11
Bros
Steamship Co^
I
'
39% Mar 22
16
26
125
Mar
•
A
32% July 12
19% Oct
22
27
Oct
22
32% May 17
77
Nov
18
86% Jan
12% Oct
21
16
July
-
■v/,"23'.r''
-,116
Jan>
"21% Jap
i v 28 * Jfan
30
>78% Jan
2
>>>13% Apr
21
n
17
31% Aug 27
2
.
Apr
.38% Oct
3;
>
31% Aug 13
125
15*
Jan
3
May 14
6•
881,
1
18% Oct
1
14
12% Jun
MacAndrews & Forbes common
.
6%
,
4 % %
,
11% July
Jan
Madison
19
89
Jan
Square Garden
'44
Jun
10
71% Oct
13",
42% Sep
16
Magnavox Co (The).*.
61
Sep
16
Feb
10
450
Jun
12
29
34 % Sep
15
31% Jan
■
.
Dec
27
23% Dec
24
385
390
May 27
530
50% Jun
17
4% Nov 12
10
11
4% Nov 26
23
9% July 23
17% Jan 14
Dec
18
37% May 13
z4% Oct
11% Dec
Jan
8% Sep
"21
<-Aug
Jan
;
28% OCt
16
15% July 17
24% Oct
23
49% Dec
54% Feb
51%
63 % Sep
25
26
7
Dec
26
35% July 19
20% Oct
23
37% May
*77
Nov 13
91
Jan
26% Aug 15
23% Dec 20
35 % Jam
33% Dec 30
40% July
69%
NOV
28
83
Jan
30
83
;
4%%
Jan
2
46% Oct
Sep
18
85% Jun
26
*
Sep
16
85% Jun
16
-
66% Sep
15
77
Feb 20
Dec
23
49% Nov
7
32% Feb 25
Jan
23% Jan
preferred
pfd
$3.40
15
2
46% Oct
50% Jan 31
55% Aug
4
55% Oct
20
17%
Apr" 22
18% Oct
23
Jan
55% Oct
12%
Dec~30
>'
13
4
20
Jan
2
21% Dec
31
30
Oct
30
42% Apr 30
18% Apr
39% Jan
7
39
11
Dec
23
13% Mar 11
'10% Apr
7
60
Dec
30
75% Apr
29 y8 Nov
4
17
62
Jan
11
10
Dec
12
67
Dec
23
50% July 24
15% July 18
122% July
Jun
43% Oct
13
41% Sep
26 '
39
-
Jan
10% Jan
8
68% Jan
2
52
17 1
2f
53
2
17% Oct
63
July
12% Dec
30
30
20
33
Mar
40% Jun
Apr • 1
Jl% Nov 27
7
Oct
1
72% Sep 10
37% Dec 20
Feb
26
74 "
69% Apr
24
30% Mar 10
89
14% Oct 29
21% Jan
373/4 Dec
24
63
July 12
39
Jan
2
76
Jun
28
94
Feb
18
78
Sep
15
85
Sep
10
104% Jan
9
93
Sep 24
75
May 23
79
Sep
"77
Aug 30
July 10
90
July 25
For
89
,
8
15% Jan
'
*86% Apr
103
footnotes
see
Feb
page
17
19
22.
24
Oct
86
May 20 '
51% Oct
24
19% Feb
5
60% Oct
17
92% May 13
102
Apr
9
90% Feb
Oct
97
Jan
15;
-14
92
104
41%
.
51
51%
50%
51(4
50%
41%
41
41'A
41(4
*88
51%
41%
100
9,200
2,800
150
89
88
89
33 Va
32%
33(4
33(4
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
93,390
35%
34
34%
33%
34%
34
34%
34%
34%
7,000
46(4
4614
45%
46 (A
45(4
45%
14,200
79(4
*78%
90
87 Va
87%
*87(4
>
46%
46
(A
46%
<
90
'
*68
69(4
68
68
69
69
*68 (a
70
44%
44
45
44%
44%
68
-
•
*78
'60
190
80
.■
r
44%
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45%
56
55'A
55 A
17
—1—No par
17 !A
30(4
'
43
4414
44%
55
55
*55
56
*55
56
*55
56
*55
56
*55
56
*55
56
*55
56
6,000
16%
1714
17%
30 %
30(4
31
17%
32%
18
18Va
31
18
18(4
31
20
.30
9,300
32 Va
30%
42%
43
43
43%
*42%
44%
*42 Va
44(4
30
12%
12%
12%
1214
12%
12%
13%
13%
13%
12,000
79
78%
78(4
78%
771/2
78 J/2
180
Mead
common
4%
Inc
42%
41%
41%
41 (4
41%
41
41
40(4
42
41«%
41%
41%
41(4
41%
41
41(4
40'/a
41
5,000
49%
50
51
51
50
50
50
51
50'4
50%
3,600
1
5
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
90
90
90
90
89 (4
90
64%
65
65
66
65 (3
3,500
1,300
4,900
18
1
Trucking Co;
Corp common—
Corp common
preferred series B:
&
$3.50
Co
Inc
common,
preferred
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Mesta
Machine
Co
*_—
Metropolitan Edison 3.9C%
4.35%
3.85%
7
3.80%
Aug 12
4.45%
*78
78%
42
5
4%% p/eferred (1st series)—100
Merck
*78
7,800
41
1
1
Publishing
& Robb'ns
*78
*42
3
& CO Inc
Co—^___
*
26
July
4,600
13,200
68
68
No par
—__No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
'
6(4
24%
*63
67
41
52
41
•
No par
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
.
51
6'/a
24(4
6(4
2414
*63
67
12%
Melville Shoe
7 !
4
6%
24%
6%
24(4
*63
66
28%
;
30
.
6(4
2314
6 (4
23%
*62
63
25(4'
.*41%
Corp
McLean
;
15
6(4
23%
6Va
23%
:
3
"
79
>
2
May
73% Sep
25
79%
26% Apr
85
251a *
25(4'
79
96
29
25%
*7814
2
10
25(4
*78
9
7
78% July 28
7
19% Jan
25(4
79
22% Jan
36% Jan
25%
79(4
47% Sep, 24
44% Nov 29
•26%
1,600
2,200
34%
'7%
7%
7%
7%
88
66
65
7%
7%
7%
14%
-
-
15
14%
14%
15
16
'
16%
16%
18
I8V4
17%
18(4
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
44%
45 (a
44%
45%
45
45%
45 V»
45%
4414
46
*92%
2,600
4,500
94
*92%
94
99
93
23 Va
23(4
23%
23(4
23%
5,700
79%
78(4
79
78 Va
28
28%
28%
79%
28%
450
28
1,500
67(4
68%
37,200
78
23%
79%
79
79%
3%
28%
28%
28%
28 y8
16%c
No par
.1
68%
70
68
69(4
78
78
*78
45%
.
78
;
281a
.
67
68%
67%
68 Va
•78
78 "2
78%
78%.
48%
51%
17%
17%
45 Va
45%
78(4
46%
46(4
47%
47
48%
17
17(4
17
17(4
17
17%
17%
17%
60
60
59
*84
84 %
95
*93
97
81
81
81
81'
•80
82%
82
♦80
81
*79%
♦99 '
82
81
101
1
*79%
*98
'81
100
79%
♦98
79
100
(4
2,200
97
58(4
84'4
95
*80
400
8,200
35,400
84
57
84 (2
97
101
57
84
58%
95%
59%
*95
*99
56'/2
*93
60
84'4
95%
84 %
*79%
-
*83%
*83%
60
94
79
"
23%
79%
7,800
1,900
20,000
23(4
*92%
94
*92%
23%
_5
88
66 Va
7%
14%
23%
12.50
89
65%
7%
15
*.-1
—100
pfd—100
preferred series.
100
..preferred series—
100
preferred series.!
100
preferred series
100
88%
66(4
73^
'
...
1
25% May 20
15%
32
10
12
15%
79
:
20
15%
7814
McQuay Norris Mfg Co..
Dec
♦15%
78%
McLellan Stores Co
19
15%
79%
22
74%
15%
15%
79 Va
24 L
29% Feb
100
15(4
1514
*78
preferred
McKesson
10 !
14
6%
*78%
clflss A,
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
Apr 25
7%
*6(4
79%
19
May 8
30% Apr 24
88% Jan 29
400
<-7
6%
7
79%
Apr
""-86% Jan
93
6
2,600
7
*6%
46 %
16% Oct
Nov 25
31%
*78
2
Nov
31
31%
*78%
15
21
460
5
33 'A
17
*31
31(4
*426
460
No par
No par
;
series—
McGregor-Doniger Inc
13
Sep
2,600
*426
.
7(4
-*87%
1
13% Jan
-
7,900
54
50
$2.50
McGraw-Hill
13
9% Jan
90
33,200
37%
6%
52
common
—
66'/a
36%
53'%
67%
*6%
_100
*._i
64%
37 Va
54 Va
64%
t
*614
41%
preference, called
Corp
%
12(4
6 Va
41%
12 = 8 Apr
19% Jan 29
13% Dec
Oct
67% Oct
3
2
63
•450
23,700
7(4
50%
<
McGraw-Edison
9
14
23
No par
McDermott (J Ray)
,
Sep 25
Jan
30%
31(4
460
*12
12(4
4,800
:
6 Va
6%
4
"
McCord
-
24
80
$3
*425
460
17
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3%% convertible preferred—100
-
22
13% Oct
7% Jun
47% Oct 22
5
2
22
43% Oct
3
28% Mar
34"% Feb
32% Oct
-
1947
6 %
1
5
z
preferred
McCall
>31% Apr 23
May" 14
47,
9
•'
T
37(4
84 ;
16%
*6%
7
7
*6%
50
i
Maytag Co common
$3 preference
*
31
No par
com
*
$3.75
'
"
9
55
:
coinmon
Co
''
22
& Co
$3.75
July 30
32
25%
Exploration
Corp..
May Dept Stores
-
31
*15%
Masonite
34
75
Oil
preferred—
Martin
7
Sep
38
*425
12.50
convertible
Marshall Field
3
21
'
Mar 22
77
36% Jan
2
1
preferred
Marquette Cement Mfg Co.
6
"76
8
3i
61% Sep - 4
20
4%
460
1
Marine Midland Corp
t
*425
No par
_5
Maxwell & Moore
Maracaibo
t
56(4
56%
36(4
83%
17 «
54%
56
*36
3714
14,600
36%
67(4
38
55%
28%
84 v
*
♦12
'
Manning,
93% July 11
Sep 25
25% Jan
8
6
Oct
52
81% Jan
-
-
30
41% Oct
25% Jan
'>29% Jan
8
47% Jan 22
NOV 11
69
Jan
66
37(4
1
Bros..*.
z
Manhattan-Shirt—
4
20% Apr 10
5% Jan
18% Jan
7% Feb
17% Oct 22
69%
3914
50
1
Manati Sugar Co
1
67%
38 %
57
600
28%
122
23%
16%
37
,
12(4
.39%
50
Mandel
,
39'/a
.
*12(4
28%
*120
,
28%
84
37%
17
12%
28%
122
28%
83%
1614
68%
67
.*
,1
37%
83(4
17
*12
*28%
*120
28%
3714
16%
■
29
122
84
♦83
12%
*12
10
;
preferred
conv
Mahoning Coal RR Co
Mallory (P R) & Co
7
17
>"12% Jan
4
.20
30
.4%%
29
7% Jan
2
5% Apr
,
17%
2814
28%
37
37%
84
17%
No par
Magma Copper.*
2
24
23% Apr
5% Jan
12
30% Jan
2
23
•33
36%
1
29
*119%
122
28%
29
84
l.100
Inc....
53% Oct
NOV
-28% Dee
t
8
1
No par
com
preferred series A
Fund
28%
29%
*29
*119
*119%. 122
5
Madison
,
*
7% Mar 28
100
M^cy <R H) Co Inc
r
25
.
10
preferred
Mack Trucks Ipc
.
6,900
:
M
22% Dec
112% Dec
___10
-
*78%
*98
81
100
40
150
»
•
30
20
The Commercial
18
and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, October 27, 1958
.
X1730)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for
i
Previous
40% Oct
5
3
34 Ya Jan
8
45 y2
28% Jun 25
39
35% Jan
43% Oct
13
Jan
2
Jun
10
May 31
25 Ve Feb
24
39y2Aug
4
303/4 Jan
2
26 % Dec
26
40 % Jan
35
Dec
18
53
77
Dec
31
July 15
82% Dec 12
25 Ye Oct
21
40
12% Dec
23
73 % Jan
29
32% Jan 14
Dec
Dec
Feb
17
101 % Sep
6
12
2
17% Oct
9
Jan
10
Oct
21
24% Oct
22
83
13% Jan 13
17
Jan
10
27% Oct
14
2
16% Sep
97% Sep
30
10
17
4
12% Jan
13
14
5
8
100
14
2
Jan
10
37% Oct
17
2
9% Jun
5
6
30% Jan
13
66% Oct
30
Go % Mar
19% Dec
30
44% Jan 31
38%
7,700
43
43%
12,200
*35 Va
36%
*35 Va
36%
*35
42
41%
41%
84
84
84
36%
37%
18%
18%
95%
96%
42%
42'/a
■
42
42 Va
83
84
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
97%
98%
17
17%
17%
81%
81%
83
24%
24%
*24
27%
27%
*83 Ya
17%
83
preferred
25
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
Minn St Paul & 8 S Marie—No par
Minn Mining & Mfg com
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Minnesota 61 Ontario Paper
.2.50
conv
Light
16
Mission Development
27%
15%
96%
50
Nov
13
72 % May
58
Nov
13
83 Vi Apr
62
17
Oct 29
8
15 V2 Dec
22
18% Oct
22
16
49 ya Jun
17% Dec 23
18
Dec 23
22
24
34%
32
32
7
30%
36%
8%
36%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
5,900
65%
66%
65 Va
66 Va
65%
66%
12,100
33
;
32%
34%
16%
16%
,36%
16%
2,700
11
11%
11%
207^000
5
11%
69%
71
73
74
74
'81
83
83%
83%-
12
12
12%
12%
19
19
Chemical
Co
11%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
*13%
14%
*13%
14%
*13%
14%
*13%
8%
8%
37
8%
8%
8%
8%
38%
37%
37%
36%
21 YA
36 V8
26%
62 %
26%
60
*17%
8%
1,500
36
36 Ve
50,100
26%
3,600
61%
60%
18%
2,000
14%
61%
2,000
8%
26%
*8
800
.
26%
36%
26%
*13%
1
440
%
19 Va
19
'■
14%
8%
12
110
84
>
26%
26%
62%
63%
02%
63
18%
18%
*17%
18%
31%
30%
31%
31 %
32 Va
31%
31%
.31%
31%
12,400
39%
58%
39%
38%
39 Va
38%
38%
23,800
19%
/ 19%
No par
39%
39%
Lines
13
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
17%
18
17 Va
17 Va
17%
17%
18
17%
18V4
4.900
10
3
48%
49
48
48%
48
49 %
48%
50%
5014
51%
11,600
56%
5 6%
56%
57
57
57
59
59
59
6.800
10
5
55%
15%
17
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
1
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
3,600
1,900
25%
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
1,600
13,700
Jan
3
16% Jan
2
14 Ve Mar 25
17% Apr 30
38% Jan 11
Jan
6
30% Jan
2
42% Oct 21
31
July 26
19% Jan
50
May
& Co
Inc
Motor Products
10
Corp
Motor Wheel Corp
Mueller Brass Co
18
15
25%
•
1
10
Munslngwear Inc
.;
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) Sc Bros
32% Jun 25
600
18%
;*is
18%
30%
37
Motorola
61%
*18
1
10
Jan
11%
11%
83%
*11%
26%
2
Sep
11%
82
75
0
Morrell (John)
Aug 28
50
80
*72%
'
No par
51% Oct 24
60 V* Oct 13
2
81%
Va
15,400
27
5
2
Feb 25
*80
No par
3
B
35
38
69
No par
25
class A
Moore-McCormack
1
70%
1.25
Mojud Co Inc
19
8
31
*69
100
39% Aug 28
32% Jan
18% Dec 10
100
—
20% Sep 22
14
19% Dec 31
37% Dec
8,400
'
8%
66%
8%
32%
2
17
4,500
14,900
11%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
31% Aug 20
25% Oct 13
12
36 %
v:"
Montecatinl Mining & Chemical—
American shares
1,000 lire
12% Apr
19% Jan
30% Dec
42,200
16%
23%
33
8
Jan
36%
37%
.
16%
2
23% Jan 11
36%
23%
39%
22 %
26%
23 Va
22%
,
39%
17
39%
22%
39%
23%
11%
17% Jan
47
12% Dec 23
16%
39%
40%
22%
100
16%
11% Jan
51% July
13
'
:
16%
36%
23%
37 %
16%
16%
40%
16%
41
13
7
32%
Montana Power Co (The)
18% Jan 20
May
1,600
33%
32
11%
Monsanto
9
Jan
6,200
31%
34%
31%
16%
Class
8% Sep 24
13
27
28
7
34%
31
33%
32
33
3
19% Jan
33%
34%
32
10
25% Jan 24
40% Jan
11,300
16%
preferred-.;
4.20% preferred
39 Ya Oct
32% Oct
1,600
95%
95%
32%
Monarch Machine Too]
25
15%
94%
95
16%
Monon RR
18 Ya Feb
15 Va
96
96
10%
29
14% Jun 22
19
15%
S5%
*95
33%
3%%
10
64 % Oct
15 Va
y
-
10 YB
23
28 ys Jun
;
96
16%
20 y4 Sep
5
4,400
32%
14% Sep
8
800
27 Va
26%
1
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
10% Oct 22
37% Nov
Oct
Jan
16
27%
66%
6
45
36% May 31
27% Dec 30
17
Dec 27
35% Feb
84
22 y2 Jan
12
Feb
10
8
26%
96%
*95
150
24%
*24
65%
Mohasco Industries Inc common
23
4% Apr
4
26% Mar
38% Oct 21
Oct
29% Apr 30
41% July 11
26
74
12% Sep
15,100
24%
•'
Missouri Public Service Co
11% Oct 24
2
8% Jan 13
8
Jan
18
5% Dec 26
30% Feb
2
15% Jan
23 % Jan
13,700
17%
83
95%
100
preferred series A
11V4 Apr 22.
24% Apr 18
9
23
Oct
10
1
22
Apr 16
96 Ya
17%
83
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
Sep 23
Jan
52
13,800
65
1%
17% Sep 29
Jan
4% Jan
11% Apr 12
30
4% Dec
4,400
18%
17%
34
8%
37%
17%
•
*24
■*;:
27'A
95%
15%
96%
96
*94
120
37
•
*
24%
27
27%
1,100
84
85
17%
84
31%
36%
41%
*83
*82 Va'
17 Va
17
24%
7
97%
96
*82%
24%
'
36
Apr
2
16% Oct 15
20
18%
37%
"
16%
-f
22%
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
Missourl-Kan-Tex RR com—No par
98 Va
37%
13%
Va
41%
'
34%
■
16%
40
37
38
18%
97%
96
31%
Co-
18
96%
33%
1
——1
*37%
16
95%
*94
No par
Corp—
Maid
Mission Corp
17
30% Dec
37%
43%
18%
Minute
4% Jan
39%
43%
37%
Minnesota Power &
27
12% Jan
38%
44 Va
83%
18% Oct
18
22
39%
43 Va
18
34% Aug 13
37% May 23
4% Oct
*35
37
38 Va
37%
44% Aug
6
44%
40%
44%
36%
39%
44 Va
82%
Oil
8
25% Aug
Shares
39%
42 %
preferred
1st
2
18% Feb 25
Oct. 24
Corp
10
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer— 1
5%%
Midwest
Feb 25
43% May 27
Friday
Oct. 23
*35%
Midland-Ross Corp common.
4% Jan
6
6
Thursday
Oct,.22
44%,
Inc—
Enterprises Inc
Midland
27% Jan
31
•60% May 24
22
17% Dec 30
26% Oct 22
32% Oct
Jun
35% Oct
Jan
21% Jan
93
Utilities
South
Middle
Wednesday
Oct. 21
39
5
Copper
$1.50 2nd
73% Feb 25
28% Sep
Dec
4% Dec
21 y2 Feb
17
11% Jan
21 %
101
20% Dec 30
25
7
Jan
7% Jan
14% Jan
76
59
1
88
July 12
July 9
98% Feb 26
35% Apr 11
15
88 % Sep
78
2
July 22
Sep 19
24% July 25
30
58
1
25 % Mar
24
n
11
__
8
91 % May 31
31
Dec
5
12
July
16 Ya Mar
131
Dec
58
Miami
4
38% Jun
7% Dec 31
EXCHANGE
13
24V« Mar
50% Jan 10
31
Dec
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
25
Sales far
Tuesday
Oct. 20
For
the Week
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Rang* Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
PRICES
LOW
STOCKS
39 Va
19%
r.17%
4.1%
42%
42
42%
41%
42%
41%
28 YB
28%
28
28%
28
28 Va
27%
49%
47%
48%
*47
No par
*48%
49%
*47
42 Ve
41%
28%
28 Va
47
3,700
42 y4
29%
48
3,700
47
400
J*
13%
13%
13%
13%
1
55%
55%,
54
55
£4%
54%
54%
55 Va
20% Sep
National Airlines
1
17%
18%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
,17%
17%
13%
13%
13%
14
14
14
13%
13%
5,200
28%
28
28
V4
6,600
48%
47%
47%
7,700
July
10
15% Jun 20
9% Jan
23% Mar
31
Jan
•
Jun
13
Jan
30
14% Oct
76% Oct
3
5
41% Jan
51
Dec
30
149% Oct
188
15% Jan
9
9% Jan
42% Dec
2
166
9% Nov 14
4
70% Jun
12
50%' Jan 17
18% Dec 23
24% May 22
19 'A Jan
2
20
38 y2 Mar 18
37% Jan
7
33
Jun
28 Ye May 21
101% Apr
3
19% Oct 22
77% Oct 22
19% Jan
16% Oct 22
25
20% Jan
2
28 % Oct
8
17% Jan
National Aviation
July
8
42
Jan
Jan
4
90
Jan
7
86% Oct 21
138
10
143% Aug 20
165
.Dec
12
148
Oct
2
168
Jun
7%
preferred——
Corp
National Cash Register—
National City Lines Inc
National Dairy products—
139
Jan
23
130 Ye Sep
15
143
Jun
pfd series of 1951
7%
6%
Gas Co
15% Sep
4
13%
7
18% Sep
10
National Linen
-47% Jan*
4
21% May 12
30% Sep
25
Natl
Jan
20
6
37% Mar 11
30% Jan
Nov 29
42% Jan
2
Dec .17
9% Sep 16
May 17
14%! Jan 11
11
6% Dec 30
8% Oct 23
National Theatres
National U S
4% Jan
Oct 22
Oct 30
36% Dec
26i/4 Jan
74% Oct 23
17
Jan
2
87
Dec
31
85
Feb
19
130 % May 20
68
Jan
14
42"% Dec
6
28
36% July 25
Dec
•
26
17
July 29
'
29 y4 Jan
11
10
4
13 %-
13 VA
14
13,300
76%
72%
73%
12%
73%
11,800
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
46%
47%
47
48%
46
27%
5
100
*64%
20%
-10
53%
*92
111
27%
28%
*34"
96
20%
20%
53%
54%
*92
93%
111%
150
*131
132
14% Jan
8
Inc—
84y2July
New
May 29
13
50% Oct
2
21% Oct
13
New York
131% Mar
3
27% Oct
24
32% Oct
6
2
N Y
400
20%
21
-21 Ya
13,900
53 y4
54%
54%
14,200
21
20%
21
54 Va
54 Va
54%
93 Va
92%
92 Va
*93
109 %
108
109 Va
151%
*150
1517
132
•131
132
109
149
150 Va
Ya
*131
132
Dec
98
:
Dec
103
Mar 11
95
Apr
18
127
Oct
351
13
11
Mar 28
180
Jan
16
226
Aug 26
6
.$5
18
Dec
15
5% Jan
2
12% Sep
24
2
24% Sep
25
Preferred
Ye_ Oct 11
36% Oct
8
4
25 Ya Apr
8
32% Oct 30
38% Dec 31
72% Sepi
87
26 % Oct
Apr
31% Mar
3
22
38% Jan
2
1
74i/2 Sep
17
1
29% Jan
2
21
67
Jan
30
70% Sep
86% Apr
11
76
Oct 27
90
Jan
28
98% Aug 20
108
Dec
9
63
78
13
Jan
81
July 29
Nov
74
Nov 21
69
72
Sep
5
19
Oct
2
80% Sep
103
10
Aug 15
94
Sep 17
18% Jan
2
49% Oct
85
3
Mar 18
36% Oct
76
24
July
16%
29 Va
29
29%
28%
29 Va
28%
2814
2,900
17%
17 %
17 YB
17%
17%
17 Ya
17 Va
17%
17.000
1%
249,900
76%
29,900
-
1 Va
76%
1 Va
1%
75%
1%
'
76
lVa
108
Feb
6
105% May 16
26% Oct 13
3.90%
36 V a
36%
10 Va
10%
10
10%
36,200
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12%
12%
12%
12
12%
11,200
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
5%
13%
13%
5%
5%
1
1
-
1
6
14
13%
—15
,
35 Va
*75
10%
.*82
102
G
GVe
*13%
14
13%
13 Va
;
5%
6%
•
14%
13%
36 %
35 %
75
75%
«
•13
35%
25%
76%
14
18 Va
18%
*82
87
102%
*102%
18 %
V
*74%
18 Va
5%
6
14
14
13%
13 Va
35%
35 V4
35%
76
74%
18%
*82
103
47%
48%
47%
20
20 %
20 %
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
25
25%
24%
25%
24%
25%
25 Va
27%
181.900
29 %
30
29%
30%
15,900
30%
29%
30%
30%
29%
30
122
*115
*225
*115
*115
122
230
*215
230
*215
;"ii%
3,400
23
22%
23%
3,500
31%
32%
33 %
32%
32%
8,100
48
48
48%
48%
43%
48'/a
82
*79%
11 %
10%
*21%
22%
22
33%
3138
32%
47%
48
47%
48
100
..79%
80
*79 %
82
No par
35%
70
36 Ya
36%
*69%
70
~
*79%
36%
36%
36%
70
69 Va
69%
72
72
71%
72
78 !a
78%
78%
79%
79 Yz
*82 %
83
84
105
106
105
98%
97%
98
98
25%
26
25%
26
49%
49%
49
49%
84
70 Vs
71
71 %
71%
Northern
29%
29 Va
29%
96
Sep 27
100% Nov 12
32 % Nov
19
107
Mar~8
no
DOC
16
49% May 31
11
102
9
Oct
23
106% Aug
5
32 V* Jan 12
13% Oct 22
17% Jun
11
16% Jan
7
66
4
82
Feb
14
70% Sep
25
77% NOV 13
92
Mar 29
90
Feb
78
Nov
Oct
8
1
81
80% Oct
1
90% Jan
8
15% Oct
22
28% Feb
4
13
113% May 28
58% Oct 24
22 Ye Oct
10
83% Jan 33
Jun
94% Jun
90% Feb 18
92
5
109% Jun
94
77% Nov 14
Feb
July 10
30% Aug
4
Aug 29
79% Sep 25
79% Oct
1
72
92
13
July 1$
93% Ma>
19
7
17% Jan
4
22% Apr
10y8Jan
7
9% Oct 22
20 % July 22
25% Dec
31
22% Jun
17
25% Oct
7
6
49 Va Oct
24
25% Aug 26
For
footnotes
38
see
<
July 12
page
22.
31
Feb
2
■
29
23
Sep 17
% Oct 20
5%%
5.80%
Natural
Gas
5
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Norwich Pharmacal Co
*21 %
35%
34%
34%
34%
34 Va
34 %
34%
21%
21%
21 Va
21%
-21%
*21%
21%
*71
71%
*103
.100
104
♦108%
109
53%
51%
52%
51%
51%
20%
21
20 %
21
20%
21
74%
74%
73%
75
82 Va
82%
82%
82%
100
100
100
100
*82
82%
*84
75%
82 %
83 Va
,
*82
83 %
*32
109
83
28%
Va
%
1,100
"70
29 Va
9,700
103
102
109
108%
51%
57
21%
74
21Q
103
108 %
230
56
58%
107,400
21%
21 Ya
9,400
74
*73
74%
230
*82 Va
83%
*32
83 Ya
260
*82
83 %
*82
83
*83%
84
*84
92
03
*82
83
83
83
*83%
84
92
*84
92
*84
92
*84
92
27%
28 %
Va
230
27%
28 Va
18,400
28 %
27%
28
21%
23%
22%
23%
22%
22%
22 %
22 %
22%
22 Va
31,100
10
25
*24%
2572
*24%
25%
24%
24%
*24 Va
25%
*24%
47%
47 Va
25%
49%
2,300
1.25
1
common
82%
29%
71%
21
*103
108 V2
*74
38.300
*71
•
*108%
104
108 Va
29%
102
104
52%
(Minn)—
Common
preferred
21%
108%
5
$3.60 preferred series.
$4.10 preferred series
4.6%
77%
21%
104
preferred
preferred-
Northern Pacific Ry
Northern States pwr Co
Northwest Airlines Inc
76
21%
Co
34%
21 Va
21%
29
63% Apr
26% Apr
34%
20%
21%
70%
4
200
22%
29 %
Jan
22%
77%
78%
*21%
70%
79
8,700
48%
78
34y4
Aviation.
1,800
78%
49
72 Va
28%
65% Dec 27
77
1,500
48%
26 Va
48%
76 %
100
580
98
26
26 Va
Northeast Capital Corp.
Northern Central Ry Co
48%
106%
25%
26%,
49
North
♦26
70
880
60
84
*82
60
,17,100
.270
79
*97
36% Sep 18
American
71 Va
"
*104
98
22%
76
71
*77 Va
106
*21%
Ry common
Adjustment preferred
69 Va
28
22% Aug 27
2
79
69%
*82
15y4Jan
24% July 17
72
36%
*104
25% Feb 20
24
*77%
69; 4
3,100
,
36 Va
36%
98
82 %
2
4
14% Dec
& Western
*68 %
82
*79%
82
106
39% Jan
20 Yb Oct
Norfolk
11%
98
82 %
53% Apr
21% Sep
13
11
106
9
f,
36 Va
72
72%
78
*82%
10%
■
*72
106
230
„
32 %
1C%
22%
82%
122
22%
10%
21%
1
•
11
22%
10
100
Gas Corp—
No par
•
*115
225
235
122
24y2Jan
80% Oct
2,500
12,100
3.800
25%
20% Aug 14
23% Apr <18
%
20%
51% Dec 11
5
48
48%
25%
7
48
25
255
5
2
25
48%
20%
*230
100
47 %
103
47%
*115
4.85% preferred
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
,20
'
102 Va
103 %
48%
39% May 17
70% Jan
3
Sep 30
350
18,800
88
*85.
85.
900
;
18%
18%
18%
900
2,000
.76 '
76
102%
Oct 22
54
18 Va
85
87
103
6,500
V
35%
35%
_
3,300
:
13%
13%
,
76 %
87
14Va
*14
:
13 Va
104
122
—100
100
100
100
100
v
14:
Dec~31
3
3,500
5,600
10 Va
18%
31% Jan
V
36%
29
Juiyl8
Va
V' :. •" ;75%
76
36 Va
10
No par
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.25%
1
1%
75%
10%
50
preferred
preferred
4.10%
1
'75%
"
75
'
10
No par
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com
3.40%
200
16%
29
17 Va
*16%
10%
5
;
Common
3.60%
740
■
10 Va
$3.75 preferred
8
'
57 Va
series A—
Y State Electric
80% July 25
88% Apr 23
93% Jan 24
16%
57
New York Shipbuilding Corp
N
132
*16%
57%
No par
preferred
5%
*131
-
;
56 Va
Brake
Common
14'/4Jan
150
16%
Y New Haven & Hartford Co-
14
150
57
Y & Harlem RR Co
Jan
17
31
-
9,600
108%
57
N
41% Jan
54 y2 Jan
4% Dec 24
16%
108 %
36%
N
14
*16%
110
94
29 Va
74%
1
Chicago & St Louis Co
non-cum
53%
16%
New York Dock—
190
21
*93
94
67 %
Co—
New York Central
Apr
95%
36%
Electric System
1
pfd-100
Newmont Mining Corp—
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
17% Jan
18
95%
95%
57
Jersey Pr Ac Lt Co 4%
Air
95%
27%
94%
29%
—1
36% Apr 30
13
95 %
28 Va
95
35%
New England
.
56,200
57%
Inc
18% July 11
15,600
28%
36
——.
96
108 »/2 Oct
3,300
46 Va
27%
56%
(J J) common—No par
100
preferred —
:
3%%
7
23%
45%
28 "Va
35%
Newberry Co
14
23%
46%
27%
16%
—1
36 Ya Aug
23%
45%
No par
—
Radiator
Fibre
Natomas Co
Neisner Bros
23%
48%
28 Va
109% 111%
151% 151%
•130%
Va,
36 Ya
Nehl Corp
13% Aug 11
Feb
13% Dec 30
18
6% May IB
101/8 Jan
17% Dec 23
7
14% Jun
85
-
66% Nov 13
4
33% Jan 18
19
76
14% Feb
23
—
National Vulcanized
13 y« Jan
14
13
74%
—5
10% Oct 21
5
13
13%
74
1%
Ref Co
141/4 Oct
11
Nov
13%
76
17 Va
National Tea Co
12% Oct 22"
8 -:Jan
71
13 Va
73%
23%
10
Corp——I—.
9% Jan
16% Feb
25% Dec
National Sugar
2
13 %
75%
(expire Oct 29)
7i/4 Jan
20
Dec
9
Rights
National Steel
320
154
154
154%; 154%
154%' 156
157 Va
5,200
13 %
13Va
National Shares Corp
16
17
7% Jan
4% Dec 23
<10
19
—
*156
*156% 157%
Service Corp
—1
Steel Cast-No par
40% Sep
59% Oct
13
44
Nov
47%
&
1 % Oct
11
36% Jan
13
48%
'
3
29% Nov 22
7
Sep
Malleable
76% Oct
% Oct 16
Dcc~17~
2
28%
43 Va
.100
12
15
28
48%
.100
30
47% Apr
28%
48 YA
preferred B
12% Apr
21% July 18
28
48%
preferred A
21 % Dec
60% Jan
28%
48%
10
5
—1
5
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com
17
14% Dec 18
27%
100
National Can
19
124% Aug 23
49%
5
10
National Fuel
115 y2 Oct
13%
28 Va
Corp
National Biscuit Co common
4%%
13%
1
National Gypsum Co common
1
$4.50 preferred
—
No par
National Lead Co common
—5
100
84ya Apr 17
Jan
Inc
21% July 11
8
97
23
Fibres
58% Sep 17
Ma;
8
8
46
8
National Automotive
95% Oct 22
22
July
13
24% Aug 25
48 Va Oct 21
86 y4 Jan
Aug 22
35% Oct
84
1,600
13%
National Acme Co
14 Ye Jan
3
38% Jan 14
142% Aug 19
46% Feb
1,400
13%
43% Jan
3
14
24
20% Oct 22
Jan
13%
55
•
8
Jan
30
13% Oct 22
35
13%
55
13%
Corp
60% Jan
Aug 19
59% Oct 14
Natco
18% Jan
10% Dec 31
40% Dec 30
9% Dec
*13
4
11
28
28 %
21 Ya
47
47%
47%
47%
47%
48
49
10
Volume 188
Number 5789
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1731)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1957
Lowest
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SAL! PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Oct. 20
Wednesday
Oct. 21
■alas far
Thursday
Oct. 22
Friday
the Week
Oct. 24
Oct. 23
Shares
O
42% Oct 22
52% May
83'% Oct 24
50% Jan
9
90
101% Mar 18
7®% Jun 27
89
8o% Nov 12
Jan
103% Mar
14
58
103
Sep
16
78% Sep
19
95
lo
89% Sep 17
28% Jan 13
102
1
Sep
85'% Nov 13
99% Mar 25
28% Dec 30
35
Oct 21
44% Jan
4
44% Jun
14
39 % Jan
17% Jan
6
Jan
3
97
Jan
15
22% Oct 22
28% Mar
37% Dec 19
7
Dec
Dec
30
18% Jun
7
43% Feb
4
2
13% Aug
8
86% Sep
60% Oct
26
Jan
3
19
40 % Jan
13
37% Jun
11
20% Jan
7
Apr
2
89
Nov
82% Mar
6
50% Oct 21
Jan
88
Nov 13
Nov 12
43
55
Nov 18
96
7
Oct
Nov
19
26'% Jan
33% Jan
21
43% Apr
61'% Jun
40% Dec
13
43% Oct 22
33% Sep 25
19% Nov 19
Jan
33% Jan
2
Dec
93'%
91%
41%
40 y8
40%
55 y8
55'/a
10
20
preferred
55%
*17%
4.24% preferred.
100
Oklahoma Natural Gas
7.50
Olln Mathieson Chemical
Corp
5
Oliver Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
Otis Elevator
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet Co
Feb
7
2
993/4 July 29
383/4 Aug
6
1
96 % May
2
14
2
4%
Oct
3
17 y4 Oct
23
85
preferred
130
143
Sep 30
'
Jan
90
Jan
4
22
36% Jun
11
80% Jan
42% Feb
12
63% Dec
11
53
18% Oct
22
26% Jan
2
19
14% Dec
30
2% Oct
21
22'% May
1
4% Jan 24
Jan
Apr
5% July 31
6
1
54% Oct
17
8
98
Apr
45% Oct
13
21
112
11%
H%
11%
83
83'/a
84
84
603%
59
59%
58%
59'A
26
20%
26
26%
26%
26%
26 y8
26%
16% Jan
20'%
20 y4
400
67%
61%
62'%
2,600
25
56
57
56'%
56%
49%
56'/a
56 Va
56
56%
56
56%
,7,800
50%
13,200
6%
preferred
4%
Parke Davis & Co
4
23% Oct
17
81.60 convertible preferred
85'% Mar 13
12% Jan
7
993/4 Sep
15
70% July 12
49% May 15
6%
conv
&
common
prior preferred
36%
37%
6%
39
7
38'%
600
C9%
39%
39%
40
1,900
37%
38%
36%
37'%
6%
6%
6%
6'A
6'%
73,300
ft,
ft
%
%
Va
563,600
I.
21%
21'%
2,200
i
97
97'%
4,700
\
69
69%
3.500
I
%
40
23%
23%
22%
22%
21%
22%
No par
98 V*
93!%
97
98'%
9 6'A
97 %
6'/a
94% Sep 18
92% Sep 30
;
,
J
2,1'%
97
21% a:
97%
i
38.000
99
991/4
360
95
260
17 y8 Sep
ft Oct
...
Chemicals
Corp
preferred
100
99
99
98'%
99'%
99
99 %
99
99'A
4.40%
series preferred
100
94%
94%
95
95
94'/a
95
94'/a
94%
10
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 'A
16%
•16'/a
16%
5
.225
,41%
41'%
41'%
"-'46%
30
Pennsylvania
21
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Rights
—*—
14
23
68 'A
4%%
25
RR
82'/a Mar 11
693/4 Sep
9
19% Jan
25'h
May
9
•0
Jau
10
67
Sep
3
Pet Milk
102
Peoria &
Eastern Ry Co
*41
+—-
Pepsi-Cola Co
2
100
.
,
'.
'
*61%
16'%
16%
41%
.41
41
41
41
46%
47%
47'A
47%
47%
47%
500
15,500
*61'%
23%
64
'62'%
62%
62%
65%
64%
120
23'%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24 %
24. '/a
24%
54,400
*63%
62 '/a
23%
85,800
25,500
■it;
64
33 %c
,*94'A
,41
46% ..',47
*Ai
A'
64%
63
63%
63
63%
*63'/a
64'/a
500
96
►61
64%
•
Co
No par
common
100
*95'%
96%
1
*17%
18
Brewing Co
5
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc common—1
4%
98'% Mar 28
•B
Jan
14
14% Jun
3
5% Aug
7
65% July 15
Jnn
2
493/4 Jun
13
92
Jnn
7
JOO'/aJuil
17
22
62% Oct
13
Phelps-Dodge Corp-
44% Oct
10
Phlla Electric
24
16
No par
100
100
100
100
Phlla & Reading Corp
1
Philco Corp common
3
3%% preferred series A
100
Philip Morris Inc common
5
4%
preferred
100
3.90% series preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum
5
Phllllps-Van Heusen Corp com
1
5%
preferred
100
Pillsbury Co common
25
84 preferred
No par
7
42% Feb
12
85'% Sep
87% Dec
10
97
Feb
25
23
63'% Jan
3
2
Jun
37
37% Jnn
6
20% Sep
96% Oct
12
81
94% Jnn
94.
7
19
5
11
1
3
22
31% Apr
22
Sep
27% Jun
22
18% Apr
15
107
12% Jail
100
Pfelffer
Oct
20
Jun
May
6
7
5
Muy 13
69% Oct
23
231/4 Oct
13
53% ner
?3
68'/, Jnn
Ifl
•7% Jun
67% Oct 24
38% Oct
21
46
Dec
12
43
57% Oct
68
13
82
Feb
12
74% Jnn
75
Jan
3
89
Mar 18
Mar 12
67% Nov 22
79% Feb
19
35% Nov
13
63% Jan
4
Oct
22
13'% Jan
8
2
12 Ve Sep
94% Jan
39% Jun
21
90'% Jan
2
95% May
7
97
26
44% Jan
3
12% .Inn
3
Apr
64% Oct
24
94
6
90
Jail
6
100%.Jun
20
14
Jan
2
231/4 Oct
23
Oct
21
151/4 Oct
22
21% Apr 23
70% July 12
27% Mar 20
823/4 Dec
31
93
Mar 26
8?i'o
24
98% May 15
20% May 10
139
Nov 11
150
Jun
J.J-1
jun
sb
150
Feb
10
31 % Jun
85% Jan
80
27
48'% Aug 13
24
14
Piper
Aircraft
1—
21
Pltney-Bowes Inc
223/s Oct
13
Pitts Coke & Chem Co
93%Jun
25
7
99% July 29
130
92% Oct
17'/a Aug
Apr
15% Jnn
135
2
lun
4
Jan
22
28% Oct
17
13
81
67% Feb 25
6
8
140
Sep 24
128
Aug 11
12
7% Feb
30
-37% Jan
4
14% Jnn
2
24'/4 Oct
14
24
80% Feb
7
62
Jnn
2
72
Oct
23
Dec
23
85
68% Jnn
2
80
Oct
10
23
Jun
19
Dec
11
115
Dec
3
44% Oct
22
84
Jun
18
89% Jan
68% Oct
21
117
Jun
20
69
14
29% July 25
17% July
Mar 29
4
24% Sep
7
29
July U
1133/4 Aug 27
125
10
10
73
Oct
24
108
Oct
9
Jan
12
21% Dec
22% Dec
19
38
Jun
7
30
Nov
14
53% Dec
11
15% Dec
30
323% July 22
16% Jan
8
19% Jun
24
23% Dec
82% Jan
10
2
31
21% Mar 20
37
Sep
2
28% July 21
43% Jan
88% Oct
19% Jan
31
3
44% Jun
21
67
Dec
37% ocl
i'l
48
May ZU
«2% Jan
28% Jun
24
82% Feb
4
29% Jan
24!% Jun
28
29
Feb
4
26% Jan
77
Sep
11
92
Feb
27
83% Oct
23
81
Nov
12
92
Mar 13
81% Oct 23
95
Feb
1
33% Oct
22
40
May
9
65
Oct
11
20% Sep
19% Sep
26
27% Oct
26
f
31
85
Oct
Jun
23
2
17
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne <fc Chic Ry com_100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
•%
preferred class A
100
6%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia——100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Pitts ton Co (The) common
1
83.50 convertible preferred
75
14
Sep
'
70% Sep 30
24%
Oct
3
23% Jun
105
107% Oct
15
2
Aug
5
30% May 22
66% Apr 24
48% Jun
7
3
Feb 39
28
87% Feb 11
132% Oct 24
•
23
-
July 28
-
43%
43%
44
21 %
*21'%
22%
99%
99%
99
99%
84
84
84
84
84
*94%
95%
94%
*21'%
94%
*101
102
*94'%
*101
102
43
*21%
22'%
86
90y%
98
87%
60%
19,100
43%
43%
6,300
21'%
21 %
300
98%
360
170
59'/a
43%
21%
*97
98
102
83%
83%
83 7/a
95%
95%
98%
83%
.
95 '/a
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953/4
*101
102
101
62%
60%
61%
61%
65%
66'%
69%
68
69%
22%
22 y2
21%
22'%
21%
22%
21%
22%
21%
22
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67'/a
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67%
67 y4
67
70
10
101
60
*67
14,700
98
*94%
61%
23,300
19,900
67'A
50
55%
56
55%
56
57%
56%
56%
16,400
*78'A
79
78%
78%
*79
82
*78%
79
78'/a
78'/a
200
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80
80
*78
80
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♦78
67'/4
55%
*67 "
56%
56%
80
78
78
44%
44%
44%
45%
44%
45%
45
45'/a
443%
45%
51,400
11%
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11%
11 y8
11%
11%
11 J%
11 yB
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1,400
99
*95
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62 %
.
63%
95'/a
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62%
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99
99
63%
62'/a
93
96
63 y2
95'%
93
62%
♦92
♦95
96
50
98
63%
64
64 %
*92
94
100
9,900
10
94
20%
21%
21'%
213%
21%
23
22%
23%
22%
23
86%
90%
88
92%
89
89%
89
89%
87'%
88
'A
3,600
20%
21%
20%
21
20%
20%
21
21%
20%
203/4
3,400
*89
91
*96
96%
16%
16%
135
♦130
*89
91
♦89
91
*89
91
*89
91
96
96
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97
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97
*95
97
16
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16
16
*129
16 Ve
135
135
130%
132%
131%
131%
26%
27'%
26
26%
74%
76%
73%
75
253,
74 "2
6%
6%
22%
22%
131%
6%
99
6%
6%
21%
22%
*70
71
*70%
72
*70
*77
80
*77
80
*77
21
21
21%
*120%
21%
123
120'%
16 '/a
*129
.
131%
25%
75
70
68%
74
103%
132
26
75
230
3,100
11,000
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
5,800
21%.
21%
22'%
21%
22%
10,400
72
72
72
73
80
78
78
21%
21%
21%
80
*77
21
123
102
lOo
1,900
72
21
67%
68'%
102'%
16'4
135
*131%
26%
*120'%
120%
129
74%
131%
26
75
IS
16%
135
26
131%
20%
104
68'/a
104
10,800
*120%
68%
102%
67:,%
*103
123
♦120'%
68'/a
68%
104
•102
123
130
100
2,000
10
68%
3,500
102
2,470
34%
34'%
33%
34'%
34
34
34
34%
34%
34'%
26%
27
26%
27%
27'/a
273%
27%
28 '/a
27%
27%
79%
81%
78%
81'%
80%
86'/a
85
88'%
84%
88
26'%
27'/s
25%
26
25%
26
25'%
25%
25%
25%
24%
2,800
'
8,300
83,500
2,800
24%
24'%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 %
9,500
x71
71%
71%
71%
70 y4
71%
71
71%
7,200
48%
48'%
483%
48%
48%
48%
48 34
11,200
35%
35'%
35%
35%
35%
35'/a
35%
19,200
28%
28%
28
28'/a
28
28'/a
28 y2
28%
3,600
84
4.08%
6.05%
preferred
100
100
100
100
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
3%%
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.80%
preferred
4.32%
4.16%
—100
25
25
100
preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power Sz Light Co—10
49% Oct 17
146% Apr 23
28% July 24
43
44%
60'%
24%
Publlcker Industries Inc com
59% Aug 14
403/4 Oct 14
*943%
98
61%
100'/a
*83%
*101
89
93
60'%
72'%
13% Sep
31% Jun 28
7
43% Jan
*94%
62%
35'%
J^n 10
23
July 31
90%
933%
98
61'%
24'%
80
•
26% Jan
■'
-
923/4
*943%
40
48
24
Oct
8% Jan
<7 % Jan
-
2,100
28'%
18
May 15
1,600
4%
35%
•0% Ma* 13
Sep 18
17%
4%
48%
preferred
21
17%
4%
28 y8
4.30%
21
*95'%
18
4%
35'/a
preferred
preferred
17
96
17%
4'/a
48'%
4.18%
43% Jun
*95'%
17%
4
10
div
APr 23
107% Apr 22
12
fan
99%
96
*173/4
4%.
preference com—No par
•1.40
98
37
43%
21%'
*95'/a
17%
Public Serv Elec Sz Gas com—No par
18
Apr
:
98
96
41/8
70%
Public Service Co of Colorado
36% Jun 19
30% May
2
il
Feb 16
95
94
62.
61
,
2
49% Feb
1
92%
*94%
95:,/8
17 3%
4%,
—10
8
14
72
10
Poor & Co
Potomac Electric Power Co.
0
Oct
.
2.50
5
1
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Polaroid Corp
Procter Sz Gamble
100
4
convertible
20
89
4
2
common—10
preferred—No par
84.80 preferred (conv)
No par
85
72% Oct
Jan 31
65
79% Mar 19
1
Corp
6
Dec
22.
preferred
3.80% preferred
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
2
Dec
33% Jan
2 "• 39% Sep 13
^123% Aug 43 ,Uf% Dec 30
23% rvf t2
»% Jan
7
common—No par
81 conv preference com
4.40%
20
14% May 13
8'% July 19
100
12.50
84% Jnn
10
23% Feb
Co
(conv)
82% Jnn
13
24% Feb
2nd preferred
16% Jan
21
8
29
4%
62% Feb
0
14% Dec
Jan
36% Feb
7% Jan
preferred
Corp of America
Petroleum
10
93% Feb
102
10
4 Vi %
9
30
4pr
107 y» May
Aug 27
Jan
May
18% Sep
1
Feb
40% May 21
j
I
500
2,500
101% Apr
2
1
2,800
74,400
38%
38%
.
2%'
13%
23
ft?
20% Jun
see page
39
2%
13'A
23
6%
27
J^gr_fggtnpies
39
3
13%
23
%
20
*22%
6%
25
29% Nov 14
13%
23%
%
Oct
31
2%
13%
23
37%
39
2% Dec
22
3
3
13
23%
38%
38%
13% Dec
Oct
2%
13
*23
49'/a
6
42% Dec
2%
123%
23 '/a
64%
ii Oct
20
3
12%
I
11,200
49%
48% May 28
"9%
52
♦62%
41'A Oct
1
45%
49%
2
Mar
45%
64'%
7
Oct~22
42%
68'%
itt
4%
42%
49'/a
Jan
64
38%
67%
11% Feb
•
38
*62'/a
28% Jan
4
38
49%
37
Feb
38%
68%
24
135
38
64'/a
25
Jan
20%
49
Feb
67
20%
*63
49% Apr
.
20%
491%
35
0% Dec 23
20%
62%
22% Jan
14
21
2%
'
i
1,500
20%
70%
19
60
15,100
68%
23
Oct
99'%
48%
35% Dec
64
98
62%
28% Dec
14% Dec 30
,1
99%
21
12%
—
15,600
20%
*23
-
45'/a
49'%
30
21
6,600
95'%
44%
62'%
11 % Dec
11% Oct
53
*94
99 '/a
100%
%
Penney (J C) Co
52%
95i/a
45
21 '/a
1
Corp common.
(expire Oct 31)—
53'A
44%
71%
25
44
53
45
21
.__1
Penn-Texas
8.800
36,200
49'/4
29
May
99'A
4%
20%
62%
Jan
4
102 3%
4%
20'%
*94
94%
44%
4%
20%
70%
Jan
Nov
100
53
52'A
130
43%
20%
20%
*93
45
1,000
69,410
135'%
10
106
88
103 y«
4%'
♦134
Penna Glass Sand Corp
1
Penn Power & Light com—No par
101
7
102'%
4%
20%
95%
44%
134%
140%
Pennsttit
14
6
Nov
54'%
*94
%
45'/a
133'%
30
140%
Aug 27
861/4 Nov
Oct
52%
53%
95
3.50
Ford
5'/a
21'/a
140%
Oct
493/4 July
1
104% Jun 19
90% Oct 28
11
4%
x20%
2 9'/a
140%
400
65
3
21% Oct
5
21%
'
49'/a
49%
29
28
140%
134
*133
"
48%
28
.17
74
13
106
132%
44%
No par
1
5
25
Transportation
13% Jan
18
133'/a
53%
No par
2.50
8
Nov
*133
*94
100
1
Corp
Rights
94
140-%
132 %
No par
preferred
Paramount Pictures
Penn-Dlxle Cement Corp
104'% Feb
27%
140%
4%
16
14
27%
140
20%
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
Common
49%
49
*27
1
Airways Inc
49'%
28
140
1
Amer World
50
*27
Pan
22
Aug 20
49%
11%
139
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
% Oct
87
*11 Va
100
383:, Oct
76'% Nov
8,300
21%
2
23
1,000
17'%
61%
2
105% Apr
04'% Feb
11
*20%
24
14
10%
61 '/a
38 Oct
11
10%
21%
3% Jan
Nov
10%
120
61
88% Jan
19'% Aug
90
*20'%
13% Jan
92
90
61
40'% Jan
34% Oct 21
90
21%
30
92
90
61
22
26
89 %
*20'%
Oct
Apr
89 '/a
21'%
2% Dec
85
89
'
90
61
Penick
24% May
60% Aug
3,500
89
*89
60%
16
ll
400
32%
78%
*20%
40% Sep
25
95%
32%
•*:
10
10
21
*94%
32%
%
25
80 % Jan
451/4 Feb
95%'
32
12%
31
101/4 Oct
78%
95%
33
12'/a
30% Dec
32% Dec
78'4
96 'A
33
17%
3
7
79
96'%
33%
12%
Peabody Coal Co
Jau
78%
96%
33
16%
Fatlno Mines & Enterprises
49
79%
96%
33%
*12%
16
41% Jan
7,800
78'%
96%
12%
11
9
78%
79
16%
22
64% July 19
6,400
11%
Jun
45% Jan
200
53'A
16%
3% Jan
30
10
15
10%
13% Oct
20
101
52%
*12%
25
39% Oct 22
101
*14'A
12%
6
46% Dec
53%
16%
2
48 % Nov
15
52'4
11%
9
27
103
*14'4
16%
2% Jan
Jun
♦100%
14%
53%
11'%
7'/a Jan
75
103
14%
53
46,100
*12%
19% Jan
25% Jan
►100%
14%
10,600
-
16%
2
8% Aug 25
53
27'A
12%
Parmelee
24
103
53%
*14%
110
26%
/ o.-
59'A
16 %
Parker Rust Proof Co
Oct
►100%
85
59
12%
52
6
103
.
11%
•84
1
10
Nov26
*100%
11%
5
Apr
li
11%
*84
8
common
Sep 29
22% May
b
July 17
22,100
11%
85'%
11%
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc
15
2
11%
30
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
21
22 % Oct
45,600
Pacific Coast Co
Pacific Telep & Teleg common
50% Oct
30
2
39'A
59'%
No par
Pacific Mills
2
21
38
84%
No par
40% Jan
20% Feb
117% Jan
39'A
33%"
14
4
38%
78
24
58% Jun
11,300
96 %
23
2
89
38%
59 yB
common
Oct
24
700
89
58%
No par
1413/4 Sep
62 % Oct
18 %
170
38%
11%
30c
5% preferred
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Lighting Corp
2
3,000
39'A
84%
No par
July 23
Jan
55 y2
100
90
1
preferred
Oxford Paper Co
6
14,200
;
38%
•
10o
79% Oct
Oct
21
39%
18'A
6.25
7
87
24% Jun
39
39%
40%
55'/a
18
91
39%
•17%
18
91
55%
*88
98
91'A
55y8
*97
40%
39
39%
340
260
97%
91'A
90
37'%
37%
3,200
92
81%
40%
'
56%
92
81%
'
Jan
16
12% Jan
*18'/a
*88%
40%
14%
May 17
31
18
90
36%
'
54
3
27
39%
14%
27
27
18
531/4
21
55%
*88
Overland Corp (The)
Feb
7% Dec
18
36%
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com
9
4
55%
90
36%
29
123/4 Jan
17% Dec
*88
55'%
56%
92
80%
97%
91%
40%
15
7
56% Jan
28
*91%
42 %
22
47% Jan
22
85
93%
41%
22
7% Apr
19'% Jan
17
4%
*91%
Apr
"
84% July 23
-100
com
56%
91%
*80
No par
55% Sep
10
137% Mar 12
30
97%
40
23
12% Oct 22
97
9
119% Oct
22
97'%
8
132
Oct
97'%
14% July 30
22
.-'4
96
May 22
18% Jan 17
112% Oct
Jim
80
96
56
93
80
14% Oct
9% Jan
13
17
27
111
7% Jan
22
18
May 13
85% Oct
31
17% Jan
Nov
92
80
94
15
16% Jan
21
8% Dec 23
10
4
21
25% Jan
Mar 13
.Jan
92
80
,
69
3
66% July 25
104
Jan
2
24
29
23
57'4
56%
92
80%
100
12
July 15
37% Feb 24
16% July 15
68
May 27
39% Oct
49% Jun
13% Dec 30
3
7% Jan
98
573%
92
80%
-100
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co
7
57%
91%
-100
preferred
4.44% preferred
Ohio Oil Co
3
57%
57%
4.40% preferred
3.90% preferred
56% Oct
18% Oct 21
h
4.56%
May 16
24
66
common
43% Aug 11
38% Oct 22
73
10
Oct
13% Jan 11
90% May 31
35% Nov 18
Jun
26% Jan
31% Apr
61% July 11
30
64
89
7
Ohio Edison Co
923/4 May 16
Jan 17
9
18
13
103
29
16% Sep 26
81% July 24
Oct
5
84.75
Pullman
Pure
Oil
Inc
(The)
6%
preferred
Quaker State OU Refining
85'%
•84
85'%
*83%
85%
83%
84
84
*83
86%
*85
86%
*85
86%
85
85
•84
86%
89
*88
89
*87
89
•87
89
103
•102
89
89
•102%
103
*102%
40%
41
40%
102%
103
40%
102%
102%
40'%
40%
40'%
72%
*71
73
73
72
♦21%
22%
*21%
23
*21%
23
•21%
•21%
22%
*213%
23
*21%
23
72
106%
11%
107
11%
79'%
*79
73
106%
106%
40%
40%
•71
72
*21%
23
90
102%
280
41 y»
23,900
73
130
23.
*21%
23
*21%
22%
106%
107
106%
107%
3,360
12%
45,600
106%
106%
11%
11%
11%
12'%
12%
12%
79 >/4
79
79
79
79
*79
40
100
12%
*77%
79
220
30%
29'%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
No par
58%
58'%
58 y4
68%
58%
58 3%
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 27, 1950
.
(1732)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Previous
Bange for
Range Since Jan.
Year 195:
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Par
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Oct. 22
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Oct. 21
Oct. 20
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
Oct. 23
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
Friday
the Week
Oct. 24
Shares
R
Oct 22
27
78
24
647b Jun
30% Jan
41% Oct
69
2
Sep 30
75'A May 12
10
2374 Oct
.
13
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21% Aug
6
16% Apr
11
23
59'A Jun
34% Jan
45 y* Apr
8
60% Oct
Jan
13
22% Sep
24
16% Mar 18
23% Aug
7
11
13
4
10
2
12
12
8
10
21
28
52% Oct
17
25'A Jan
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17
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Dec
14
11
18
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34 Va Jan
39
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36
Jan
25
Dec
35
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41% Apr
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31
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Oct
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15% July 8
45
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31
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10
2
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5
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21
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15
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11
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2
22
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20
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96
24
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22
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11% Dec
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—
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34% Feb
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14% Sep 23
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48 Va Oct
10% Apr 17
18% Feb 12
24
51 Va Oct
13
21
25
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21
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13
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13
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7
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257b Oct 22
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14
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95
Oct
1
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Skelly Oil Co
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78
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22
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22
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31
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2
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24
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11
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277b Sep
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For
Nov
footnotes
98
see
page
22.
95
May
7
16
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Co
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Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20% preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
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25
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2
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preferred
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92
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31
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10
13
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22
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227b
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22
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60
South Carolina E&GCo com__4.50
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50
28% Dec
26
177 b
59%
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5
South Porto Rico Sugar common
5
8% : preferred
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25
36
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2,900
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South Amer Gold & Platinum
May
•
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5
10% July 8
327b Oct 22
38% Sep 11
307b Aug 26
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67
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17%
17%
5
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
52
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19% Aug 14
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34% Jan
Inc
Smith Kline & French Labs
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22
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58% Jan
2
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23
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5
30
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Dec
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28
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Sinclair Oil Corp
10
9,300
37
No par
7.50
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7074 Oct
3,900
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Signode Steel Strapping Co
187b Aug 12
63% Aug 11
72% Sep 30
6,900
11%
83%
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5
36%
14%
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2
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38
14
3
4,800
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15%
38%
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50% Jan
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38%
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36% Sep 23
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89
83 7b
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23
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82
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5,500
41
ordinary.!
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13 74
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New York shares
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280
35%
22
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74%
35
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5
1
Shell Oil Co
20% Sep 30
r
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74
1
3
Jan
32% Apr il
25 Va
24%
25%
4:
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—1
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
17
85% Oct
8,600
69%
94
-
Shahmoon Industries Inc
Shamrock Oil & Gas
40
33,300
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7b
77%
.
12% Jun
33% Dec 30
69 74
68
68%
—
Sears Roebuck & Co
12
10
13%
25
Servel Inc common
Feb
58
14 7b
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19
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69
Seiberling Rubber Co
.
5,500
2.000
1374
39 3
94 %
Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp.
25
147b
80
Seagrave
U
Apr
277b
:
94%
.
Seaboard Finance Co
23
90
67% Jan
25%
277b
24%
27%
39%
13%
100
24
Oct
41.200
247b
23%
27%
23%
27%
97
*96 7b
96
*
*77%
common
16% Sep
25 > Nov
84
21,100
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96
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7
*
7
4474
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preferred—.
11
4'A Mar
42% Jan
600
437 a
14
43%
37 %
.1
71%
44%
43%
39%
30
22,800
1374
'
1374
-
3.600
19%
71%
No par
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
16
Sep
3
42% Oct 17
34'A Oct
10% May
9
574 July
2% Aug 12
137a
40%
287b
*70 7b
_No par
$4 preferred
10
4
13
16% Jan 24
19
13 7 «
39%
;
$3.40 preferred
July 10
99% Jan 24
22% Nov 19
71
44%
96
2872
8,900
31%
,19%
r
71
27%
27%
1.40
Scott Paper Co common——. No par
8
21
85
i.
27%
31%
28
44
225
,19%
i8 %.
71
23%
23%
23%
28
70
*94%
23 Va
28%
„19—
31
-
"
71% Oct
33V2Jan
19
43 %
27 Yb
32 %
28
—18%
32%
'
110
85
"
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31%
30 %
37,800
33%
85
86 %
225
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•
33
33%
33 %
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86
225
44%
70
96
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86
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28%
+
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45
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11
4
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1
31 »A Oct
Nov
19%
10
29
62
32'A
.
28%"
18-%
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85
225
28 %
33%
%
32
28
...
lo
Schenley Industries Inc!
Schering Corp common
6%
convertible preferred
16% Oct
85
33%
33
33 Va
32%
*215
230
44
100
Sangamo Electric. Co
3
33%
86 %
.'
*69%
6
1st pfd 4.40% series A-
Apr 15
25% Oct 24
.
*85
*209
_i©
Dec
21% Oct
'
32%
100
4.30%
preferred
conv preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
84% Jan
2
Jan 24
161
July 17
176=
24% Jan
10% Jan
Mar 22
93-
Safeway Stores common
6574
92
-
67 a
*87
674
91
674
6%
67b
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91
91
92
90
63
64
4,200
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92
64
65
63
64
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92
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92
3,100
17
1774
167 b
17
167 b
16%
16%
17
2074
21V4
207a
2174
20%
21 »A
2074
217a
917b
92
91%
917a
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9274
180
92 %
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233a
237b
76%
767b
767
5
26 Va
26%
26
23%
23%
_No par
8
*
237a
7674
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267 b
2574
;
-
"
86%
-
Corp
40% May 16
35
Nov 25
40 Va Sep
11
Jun
.'
86 %
87%
7b
*100
115
*100
83
32%
-
5,500
407b
35%
100
*1
60% Jun
Jan
-64,'
33%
40%
5%
19
8
627b
34
89 Va
Roper (Geo D)
13
7
S0y2 Jan
2
41,400
637b
33%
407b
"
Ronson
18% Oct
64%
637b
627b
14%
Mines
Corp.
10% Jan .24
2
1.500
2%
preferred series A*
17
,12%
887 b
Rohr Aircraft Corp
77b Apr
.12%
34 %
87%
442%
1274 Jan
12 3A
40%
83%
20
2
4,900
34%
Rohm & Haas Co .common
4%
6%
i
3,300
6%
'
39%
14%
5s
30
57
26 7b
63A
12%
64 ■'
,
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33%
45%
3474
;
12%
12%
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300
25%
6%
12%
18%
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'
■
26%
„
'
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No par
Rockwell-Standard Corp
5
28
6%
55 Va
*
26
.
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Robertshaw-Fulton Controls eom__l
5%%. convertible preferred
25
Jan
6%
62%
115
6
1
32% July 23
24% Oct
9
6%
12%
v"
69'A
86%
4
96
6%
69
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.
26%
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187b
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25%
900
4,200
25%
100
5
Roan Antelope Copper
Oct 10
v
,
--
26%
49
41%
4o7b
Jun
30% Oct
57
*55%.
26 7 b
7
67%
29% Sep
447.-
57
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17%
17%
177 a
*55 7a
6%
37% Jun
32
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26%
.
200
16%
49%
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49
lo
Rltter Company
3
13
3,200
6
6
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\
%
27 B
Corp
30
28
17%
57
'
43%
17
49
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Oil. Corp
Riegel Paper
17% Dec
21
17
48 %
17%
1
>
37% Dec
Jun
1774
437 b
267a
lo
100
Corp
Royal Dutch Petroleum Ciu
Royal McBee Corp
*—
11
17
6 Vb
*6
67b
6'7b
6 V»"
47%
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series
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Richfield
30
700
40,000
8,o00
44%
44
45
44%
45
44%
45
-
*6
4874
48'A
5
100
1
50c
Rhodesian Selection Trust™
14
97% July 16.
36% Sep
x44%
•
17%
•17.%
_———
Preferred 3.60%
7,600
13%
10
94,400
.••%
20%
11
'
22% Jan
2
28
July 18
28'A Jan
2
22% Jan
2
312
Apr
2
90
Jan
6
22 % Jan
2
17% Apr 30
July 17
5
29% Mar
Oct
2
4
26% Aug 19
285
28
22% Jan
6
27% May
19% Jan
4
43 %
21
Corp
issued
Rheem
3
Oct
3
2
Feb
19% Jan
*43 %
11%
Common
5
56% Dec
47 %
21%
preferred series A
.
50
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B__lo
87% May 22
15% Oct
*42%
47%
4%%
100
46
24%
32'A Jan
62% Oct
9
28 %
—_2.50
Reynolds Metals Co common
1
41% Jan
7
28 %
39%
16
2
33%
28%
47%
Rexall Drug Co
Jan
200
33%
28%
1
-2
Jan
800
47
33 %
127c
28% Oct
10%
28%
33%
•28%
34 Va
2
78%
33%
28%
65 V4
8% Jan
18
22 %
11%
Inc
22
22
33
12%
Revlon
21'A Jan
22 Yb
28%
33%
30
82% Jan
21%
33
63%
4474 Sep
23
21%
21%
Copper & Brass
13
21%
29
5
Revere
70'A Oct
50%
33%
29
10
Republic Steel
20
Dec
18% Dec 23
'33
19%
48%
33
lo
13
34% Oct
72 y» Jun 24
10
50
50
5
:—10
5
6774 Oct
73% Sep 19
6
68 ye Jun
22%
19
49%
"
8
66 74 Dec
12
39% Nov
2
46% Mar 29
65 JA May
62 Ve July 22
21%'
19%
48 %
50c
1
2
9% Jan
July 11
4
22%
,
19%
49%
19%,
'
-43
7% Sep
9
13% Aug 23
7
37% Apr
10% Jan
22
32% Dec 30
7% Oct
22
197 s
*47%
.
No par
22% May 12
25% Jan 10
2
July 19
39
5
49%
Conv preferred 3Va% series
Republic Aviation Corp__
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
Jan
5
20
Reliance Mfg Co common
60% Jun
16% Jan
Dec
62
19%
47%
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
May 20
24
20% Dec 24
1,300
33.800
59%
51%
Reliable Stores Corp
24
58 %
59 %
20%
$1.25 div prior preference
15
3.900
58 %
21%
59
(Robt) & Co—
Reis
13% Dec
1.600
21%
22 Ve
19%
Chemicals
Reichhold
71
21%
59
49%
Mills
Real Silk Hosiery
39%
70%
217 b
59-
Reeves Bros Inc
24
13% Oct
38%
70 74
60%
21%
59%
50
Reed Roller Bit Co
8
17% May 28
6
Jan
2
39%
69%
22 %
22%
59 %
2nd preferred-
noncum
38%
22
'
36,500
39%
70 Va
40%
71
21%
1st preferred—;
noncum
4 c/o
14
Oct
52
17
35%Jun
4%
39%
70
No par
:
1
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
34% Jan 24
30
Mar
7
41%
71
39%
-70%
40%
70%
of America com—No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
Ranco Inc
.——
5
Radio Corp
May 13
Jan 24
40
119,600
23%
24%
247b
2474
24%
34.100
77
76
76 V8
*75 %
767 a
130
2674
25%
267a
2474
26
14,400
v
:
Volume 188
Number
5789
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1733)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Y-ear 1957
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest'
.Highest
*
-
,
37% Jan
2
Oct
23
71
.5% Nov
-Lowest
42% May %
82 % Feb 13
4
40% Jan
74
9%, Jan 11
Highest
•
.
2
Aug 29
6
Jan
Oct
58
23
85% May
10% Aug
3
.
:
2
Standard
83.50
2% Oct
3% May 22
22
>-*4JVb Peb
12
35'/a Dee
23
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59% July 16
62% Jan
25
58% Oct
18
49% Aug
8
60% Oct 14'-
8
8G% Sep
17
10% Jan
2
Mar
36% Dec
13
4
36
Jan
Sep
3
.70
11% Dec
31
18% July 12
13% Oct
22.
57% Dec
23
18% May 27
85% May 21
83 % July 12
54% Nov
4
10% Nov 21
'
13% Jan
35 %
; 25 % Feb 15
16% Deel9(
=
,
27% Dec
'
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10% Dec
31
; 15%-Nor"
10% Jan 16
29% Jan 14
July 15
17% Jan
Inc.
•_
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convertible
,$1.20
13% Oct
8
44% Oct
■
>
2
convertible
27 V2 Oct ('22*
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41% Oct 22*
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J
Stewart-Warner
55%
Corp
50
-May* 8
29% Apt 24
Jan
17-%
17%
43V4,
27%
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—
40%.
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15
5-
Stolcel^-Van Camp Inc
■
.
J
r
42%
8 % Apr 11
30
2% Jan
2
39y8 Feb
14
15% Jan
2
15 T a Dec
11
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27
16 % Jan
17
26
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Feb
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82
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20
;
57% July 23
18% Nov
7
29% May 16
24% Apt 11
.
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30
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79
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18
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Feb 25
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3
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41 Va;
21
15
24%
17%
20% May 17
18% Jan
8% Jan 11
18% Jan 31
3% Jan
8
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2
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40% Jun
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22
8% Mar IS
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38% Jan.
160
Jan
Oct
14
11
21
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27
7 Aug 2
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18
53
26
11%
12
11%
11Tb
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85 Va
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65
65%
64
64 Tb
64
65
25 Tb
26
25Tb
26 Va
23Ta
23Tb
600
33 Tb
33%
5,600
85%
85 Tb
1,800
8%
11,600
Texas
25
39% Aug 22
2
2
7
Pacific Land
15Va Oct 23
Jan
60% Oct
9% Apr 28
15% Jan
a
20
-
18
v
35
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&
1
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14
8
8
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2
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>
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1730
20
4,200
480
38%
38 Tb
23%
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39
23%
23%
3,200
300
37%
37
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37%
37%
46%
46%
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11,600
47%
45Tb
46 Ta
45%
46 Vb
23,200
82
37%
37
,
81%
81%
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81%
80%
80 Va
80
>
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81Vb
12%
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11%
12%
11%
12 Ta
11%
11%
28%
28Tb
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28%
28%
28%
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56%
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4,100
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33%
33%
38,000
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78%
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56
55 Va
56%
55%
32%
33'
33 Va
33%
33%
56%
33 Tb
78%
77%
78 Tb
77 Tb
7.8 T a
33%
22%
34 Va
33%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34 Tb
23%
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22Tb
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34Tb
34Tb
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15
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1
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100
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116%
-
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59
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33%
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5,300
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37,600
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34%
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18,100
8,200
58
119%
Tb
;
59
300
6,200
,
34%
12Tb
17%
86,300
20
20%
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18,200
17%
34 Tb
.
15
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>
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160
45,500
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.
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55%/
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
.14% Jan 28
42% Jan
Inc
8 Tb
U
1760
38%
/
32%.
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1720
,
%
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•
79 Vb
Utilities Co—
;
Oct 22
86 Tb
8
5,000
.
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20% Oct 22
Feb 25
Pacific
33%
36 T b
-
32
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution
28
125
23%
33 Tb
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Pacific Coal &
Texas
*23%
38%
24
23%
1
8 Tb
.
> 1740
1730
39%
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86
:
37
28%
..
5
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Texas
1725
39
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1—33%
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Texas Gulf Producing Co
Texas Gulf Sulphur-i
Instruments
%
>
86
1
29 >
10% July;
Apr 12
12%
47%
12%
.
20 '
22
3,400
12
97%
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44% Jan
.
3
Jan
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G'AJan
49% May 2
21% Jan .,3
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1
3
98% Jan
4
3,100
22%
+7
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2
24% Feb
880,200
53Tb
22Tb
37%
•
—-I
:
Jan
-
>87% Nov 13
(James)
26% Jan
4
*23%
8%
1710
35
-—_1
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Texas
40
—No par
2
1750
39%
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com
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14
v'Aug
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25
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Temco
20
82% Oct
Co—
TelAutograph
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33% Oct 23
55% Feb 24
&
SylvarHa Elcc Prod Inc
Symington Wayne Corp
161/4-Aug 14'
35% Jan
Swift
,;v
8% Oct6
9% Jan
22
14%
53Tb
22 Tb
%
r
Aug 11
Snperjor oil of California
42% Sep
Sutherland Paper Co__
5
5
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6
Oct
13%
54 Tb
23
86%
30
26
13%
53 Tb
33%
21
22% Jan
!
13%
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86
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4,100
14%
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12%
33%
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900
6,700
24
53Tb
8 Tb
8%
10c
25
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23
13%
85%
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800
;
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53Tb;
22%
33%
5%%, 2nd pI'd :series of '55
5,800
2,200
15%
;
13% Aug 19
15
11%
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15
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55%
56%
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19,900
48,600
.
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2
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10
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7,400
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84
55 Va
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24
49% May
16
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;
.
14%
63
15 Tb
54Tb
33
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31% Jun 19
24%
24%
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;
41%
21
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86
31
12
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10
31
17%
53
41%
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,
>
.
27%
21
30
Jan
30
42 Tb
26%
15Tb
1—12.50
Oct
Dec
4.1%
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July 31
9% Jan 24
84
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24
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2
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25%
2b % Mar 18
-
85
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33%
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;
62%
83-Tb
63%
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25%
3
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62%
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76%
17 Vb
25%
72% Jan
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31 '/a Jan
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29
11%
17
25%
8
9
54%
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2,900
2,800
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9
18
28%
87,300
•
70
12
25%
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80
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12
42%
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55 Va
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'
63%
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12
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31
6
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90
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preferred
58%
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86
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29% Jan
A
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54%
:
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58%
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^
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,
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-
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72
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29,300
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90
7
31% Mar
>
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47%
27% July 24
25% Apr 23
34% Apr 25
-
13
1300
17
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21
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;
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56
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69
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July 15
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42 % Jan 10
26%'Nov 13
4;
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85% Aug
5
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72
8
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27
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16
1
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2000
2
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18% Mar.. 6
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.
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>
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.
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23% Oct
2
23»
33% NOV
^
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94
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22
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47% Feb 21
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4
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14
77
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16
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10
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2
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13
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34% Jan
31
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23
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10% Dec
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10
18
45
f
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31%.
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19
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Dec
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6% JaD
—
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34% Jan
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23
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8
23
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31
32%
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5
convertible preferred—100
4% (ser of 1956) conv pfd_—.100
United Artists Corp—
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9
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5
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8
3
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27% Oct
22
32
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8
.
33%
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8
Oct
8
7% May 20
35% Jan 11
13
Aug
18% Dec
•
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;
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10
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143
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32% Oct
2
31
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26%
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11
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24
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11
1
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89% Feb
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Apr 29
81
70% Sep
4
82
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.
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1,100
25,700
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Union 'Asbestos 6j.ftubher Co—
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51
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24: J
22
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38%
53%
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Transue & Williams Steel
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25%
21%
"
;
——*.
30 '>?Tran$ World Airlines Inc—
—5
25 > -Tri-Contincntal Corp common—-1
Apr
7
: $2i70 preferred——
——50
43
-
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..
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61'
*
>
—
89
/
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„
40% Aug
30
Jan
Transamerica CorpEx-distrlbution
17.'*
02%
$2
43%
Tishtnan Realty :&-Construed;loa««.«l.
23%
61%
23%
61%r
25
=
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Trane Co (The)-—
*——2
,64% Oct 21'
10% Jan; 3
27% Jan
2
52% Oct 1 1
20
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83%
83%
July 3 0/ •" Tjpledo Edispj) Co
■
34% July 16
24
6
23
r
"62 >
47^ preferred————
Tidewater Oil pomnioh
—19
:* ,j $1^0 prefeiTed—
—-25
,
-
22
■
>
24:' Sep •• 2 ■;,
>.15
•21% May. 15
23% Jan 21
July" ~9
14
Oct
>46
;
21
31% Jan
Jun
Thompson (J SL—
—J5
" Thompson Products Inc coipmoja—5
May 20
25% Apr
.13% Mar 20
56 V2 July 22
•
-16% Dee 30
41% Oct
90 ;
9
Jan
^
22
>61% Oct 14
8
21% Oct 22
Feb 27
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-.23% Dec
,
26
Oct. 22
/.
81% Oct
20
53%Jun>i3
'
.
41% Feb 25
18
42 % May 27
12
30;
*
,
'
Nov
95% AMI1
Apr
47%
11,200
90%
10,300
4,700
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155
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
Monday, October 27, 1958
.
(1734)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'
'
Range Since
Year 1957
24
3
27% Jan
22
Dec 31
Vs Dec 23
Aug
17'/2 Dec
63
Jan
.24% Nov
Oct
69
,
-
Sep
Aug 26
94
82
Jan
3
21% Jan
46% Jan
13
86% Oct
13
3
158% Jun
12
19% Jan
32% Jun
16
35
2
Sep 25
38% May 16
19
73% Jan
20
155% Jan
17
Mar
1
25% Deo
25
12
31
Aug
1
Jan
22
22
15% Feb
29
31
8
Jan
87
Jan
12% Dec
Jun
36
Apr
3
155
Feb
4
2
July 21
15% Oct
17
6
7% Sep
77% Jan
25
24
31% Oct
13
Jun
12
57
1
29% Apr
10
Co common
common—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
3
United Whelan
Corp
Universal Leaf Tobacco
30
8%
21
23% Jan
6
May
8
Oct
2
Oct
24
13
Jan
2
30
124
Apr 22
79
Jan
2
101
21% Oct
11
28
26% Jan
8
97% JiTU
21
111
May 22
Feb 12
J 01
78?b Jul)
20
90
Mar 27
85
25% Jan
31
1
May 28
98
Mar
82
July 24
93
Mar 13
24 % Dec
29
10% Dec
11
11
,20y8 Aug 12
21% Aug 12
3
Jan
Jan
7
,
•
16% Oct
44 %
143%
43%
Vulcan Materials
6
5
5%%
13
95% Oct
24
6%%
•
Co
common;
preferred
convertible
5%
.7
preferred
preferred
44%
32.800
142%
1.40C
"30%
142
143 %
800
30%
30%
30%
30%
30 %
40%
39%
40%
38
39%
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4,800
50%
51
52 %
51
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51
51
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145%
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32,200
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35%
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15,200
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6
7
2,300
17
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24;
400
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97
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33
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16
100
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30%
20 %
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96%
40
21
100
3C
.;
77
51
78
partic preferred-
11,G0C
38 %
37%
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29%
33? a
div
6.40C
*75%
v.;
142%
143
142
78
88% Sep
Jan
43%
142 %
44%
144
38? a
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4
:
44%
44
*118
.18% Oct
84
Co__6%
2.50
IOC
31%
94%
77
94%
*118
3
Jan.
94%
*118
14% Jan 20
74
77
*92%
*118
6%
1
.12% Mar
2
9% Jan. 2
12% May 24
10
r
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com
8
$5 preferred
—r
100
$4.04 preferred
i
100
$4.20 preferred
:
.100
$4.12 preferred
-100
Virginian Ry Co common
:—10
6%
preferred
1——10
8
95
May 13
35% Aug 20
3
<•
24% Apr
10% Oct
14
Oct
88
37% July 11
19
90% July
99% Apr
Apr v 9
90% Oct 14
83
Co Inc
3%%
May 20
113
Aug 29
*75%
94%
*118
14
35% Oct
8
76 % Dec
75%
94%
preferred—:
100
Va-Caronna Chemical com—No par
33% Oct 20
85
*
preferred—
conv
44%
44%
75%
94%
*118
Victor
2
3
77% Feb
38 7 a
*75%
77
com—100
noncumulative preferred—100
Chemical Works common—5
5%
21
22
12% Dec
Norman
Vicks Shreve Si Pacific Ry
Oct 25
Mar
38%
38? a
38%
39
38%
39%
76
Oct
Vertieutes-C'ainaguey Sugar
Vick ChcniicaJ Coj
84
22C
78
Van Raalte
29
33% July 10
12.40C
84%
12?
13
14-/8 Hep
30
26%
84%
77 V
30% Oct
A pi
Oct
26%
84
*84
85
12%
24% Aug 27
21% Jan
71
26?n
84
*84
76
13% Jan
7
123
Aug 23
'23% Oct 22
26%
85
26
26%
26
84%
13
B
May
78
10G
26%
27%
29%
Sep
29
7
17
8%
22.90C
,11 %
'
12%
18
20
8% Nov
45% Jan
*8%
29%
24
Dec
Oct
30 %
8%
5
12% Dec
124
*42%
30%
*8%
9?«
21
124
44%
30 %
8%
20%
11% Aug 27
25
*42%
30%
8%
S%
5 % Jan
23
44%
30%
9
20%
27 % Jan
9
Oct
*42%
30%
*8%
9?«
3
13% Jan
Oct
44%
30
20? «
50% Jan
40
*42%
9
42 %
Corp or
J9
20
124
10%
9%
14
4Vt% .preferred
$2.28
10%
20%
Utah Power & Light Co—_
Dec
9
35%
10%
38%
24
23
4% Dec
14% July 18
47
Dec 31
*33%
10%
America
—1
Industries Inc com_2.5p
Feb
Vanadium
35%
10%
24 >*
08
30%
71
Van
*33%
10%
1
-—100
12.80
31% Oct
2
6,60C
'
34%
10%
30 %
"Ifj,
—100
Universal Pictures Co
*
*33%
43%
7n'/4
29%
Inc com
10
■■■
34%
*34
10%
35
6%
.
com_No par
preferred
Oct
407/b Oct
24% Jan
25
Corp common
27
Sep ' 4
73
Oct
Oct 20
47% Sep
18% May 12
65% Nov 22
22
..
155% July 11
3
Jan
142
7
30% Jun
3
8
13
21
41
21
31
24
Oct
88
19% May 1
32% Feb 14
21
18'A Dec
7% Oct
8
4% Jan
22
Jun
12
common
preferred
U S Tobacco
74% Jan 22
25
Oct
21
7%
8
17
Jun
30% Oct
135
U S Steel
14% Sep
5% Jan
Apr
6% May IB
79
Jan 21
0
Nov
53% July 29
2
Jan
5% July
68% Jan
19
2
75
10
I
•
21
10
23
20
4% Jan
5% Dec
24%
35%
12%
5',«
"87
.
7%
*15%
U
51% Jan
30
Dec
No par
7% noncumulative preferred:—25
United Stockyards
Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred
14
U
14
143% Oct
30
Dec
48'A Dec
91/2 Oct
33%
145%
24
2
Dec
44
5% Oct
16%
100
U S Rubber Co
Oct
41%
preferred series A—
preferred series B
3%%
Sep
2
8
25
68
43%
143 %
29Tb
39 %
50%
Plywood Corp common
3%%
30% Oct
; 2
25% Jan
64% Jan
36
5
8% non-cum 1st preferred
100
S Shoe Corp ;
1
S Smelting Ref & Min com—50
7%
preferred
50
U S
3
44% Oct 22
154 ,, Jan 22
7
Apr 14
140
Jan 24
22% July 15
156
13
3
14
100
31% Apr
4
Pipe Si Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
Oct
80 % Mar
15
preferred.:—;
4%%
U S
40% Sep
88
26% Mar
Inc common—_—1
preferred series A
50
Co common
1
4%%
U s Lines
17
17
9% Jun
27% Oct
Jan
66
11
61% Jan 24
136V4 Jun
3
12
31 % Oct 24
Shares
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12
10
—5
10
1
100
100
U S Industries
11% Oct
47% Feb
Oct. 21
Oct. 20
11%
*34%
10%
43 %
30
*8%
26%
84
38%
*75%
94%
U 8 Hoffman
Jan
18% Jan
Par ;
Mach common—82 V/fec
5% class A preference
50
2
2
8% Jan
39
23% Jan
8% Apr
73
49% Jan
25
12
Jun
17% Feb
41% Sep
4
Mar
87
30% Dec 30
135
4
66
Jan
25
36% Jun 12
12
Dec
79
Deo
Jun
37% Jan
9
Oct
23
23
23
2
4
21
22 % Dec
8
17% Apr
45
8
Nov
Jan
36
16% Sep
Sales far
Oct. 23
Oct. 22
the Week
Friday
Oct. >4
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
6% Jan
7
7
22
12
24
30
4
17% Jan
5% Oct
37
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. 1
SALE PRICES
Thursday
LOW AND HIOH
STOCKS
Previous
Rauce for
a
is
* 17 %
l:
95
25,70C
»:
700
■V
88
88
,
95%
95%
6,100
37,300
.
140
380
95?i "
'
w
60% May 20
24
72% Feb
24
Wabash RR 4Va%
43% Oct
24
Oct
22
77
Dec
30
33% Jan
12% Oct
22
68% May IB
14
Aug
6
31
27% Jan
2
25% Jan
15
27% Dec 31
13% Oct
"22
ll7/a Dec
30
Oct
28
80
Jan
May"29
ISVa Dec 30
20% Jan
14
8
8
16% Jan 30
3
42% Feb 12
16% Feb
68% July 14
38% Mar 28
Jan
4
Mar 21
Apr 25
10% Aug
7
23% Sep 17
•
88% Sep
13
34% Jaa
2
56
No par
—-10
No par
Walworth Co
2.50
Ward Baking Co common-.
1
6% preferred
——100
Walgreen Co ——
Walker (Hiram) G & W
95
Apr
Ward Industries Corp
;
1
Warner Bros Pictures Inc_
5
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical __1
Washington Gas Liglrt Co——Nopar
Washington Water Power
No par
Waukesha Motor Co
—5
Wayhe Knitting Mills—
.5
Welbilt Corp
1
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com—2.50
29
30% Oct
22
Oct
22
363/4 Jan 17
349/4 Jan
2
24% Dec 30
343/4 May 24
26% May 3
25
2
46% Aug
5
41% May 19
38% Oct 13
7
26% Sep 29
13/4 Jan
3
30
19% Dec
30
Jan
19% Mar
22% Oct
14
34% Jan 29
23
Jan
10
3a/4 Aug 14
35% Oct
9
42
14
48% Jan 23
44% Jatt
18
49% July 28
3% May 15
l3/4 Nov 21
Aug
50
preferred;
4.80%
West
Mar
preferred
Waldorf System
13
23
33% Oct 20
11% Aug 29
84
Jan 13
2
Oct 22
14% Oct
42 % Oct
8
11% July 17
IS"/*
i6Va July 12
05% Jan 24
I6%jan
8
2
12% Jan
•
Aug
Indies Sugar
393/4 Jan
90
Nov
81% Sep
793/4 Nov
32
Oct
4
20
7
11
105
95
93
Mar 20
Jan
28
West Kentucky
13
West Penn Electric Co
6
65
18
84
11
31% Feb
81% Sep
15
2
65% Oct
24
Western
94
Jun
3
4
103
19 % May 13
24
163/4 July 30
14% Jan
953/4 May 28
48% Jan 13
6
May
Oct
24
21% Oct
2
.■
9
44% Oct
28
98
11
6
*
88
Aug 12
48% Dec 23
62
Dec
31
Apr
2
87% July 11
88% July 11
41% Dec
11
67% Sep
22
20% Jan
4
17% Dec
30
33% May 14
52% Feb
793/4 Aug
"
12
19
128
July 22
68% July
92
15
55% Jun
8
4
Feb
10
71% Sep
19
100
2
Jan
17% Jan
Mar 25
129% Feb
Jan
42% Jan
19
14% Oct
63
,
27% Sep
2934 Oct
24
68% Sep 29
92% Apr 21
24
83
Aug
May
33% Apr
119
8
2
125
7
Jan
24
69% Jan
2
7
53% Oct
96% Jan
9
83% Jan
6
153/4 Dec
26% Mar 22
16% Feb
21*
94% Aug
4
28?a Oct* 14
56
Jan
21
26 '
55
Dec
30
8
68% Jan
25
21
53% May 24
100% Jan
7
90
Dec
43/4 Dec
10
23
203/4 Oct 22
13% Jan
23% Mar
3
37% Oct
Jan
13
15% Jan
30
13
May 17
16% July
68
Sep
75
11
133/4 Nov 21
4
„
Nov 12
8
Jan
81
19% Jan
9
71
5% Jan 21
29% Dec 31
18% Feb
8
28% Oct
17
34
May 13
9
131
4
Mar 19
-110
Aug
18% Nov 14
Jan
2
12% July 31
Jan
2
30
Feb
24
17
27
2
37
135
Sleel Corp
Mar 25
100
common—1
2G
preferred
Sewing Machine
Co
22
88% Jan
3
78% Jan
2
8% Apr
11
43/4 Jan
2
88% Sep 16
11 Va Oct 22
16% Dec
31
9
23% Apr
16
31% Oct
2
25% Feb
25
36% Aug 26
2
30
68% Jan
16
May 27
Apr
2
119% Oct
36
35%
35%t
25%
25%
25%
25%
3
„
10
13
Young Spring Si Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
9
19Tb Sep
19
Youngstown Steel Door
28
134?b Sep
22
Zenith Radio Corp
2?a
3
35%
35%
35 Va
*47
47%
47%
47%
280
*56%
57%
*57%
57%
*57%
57-%
30C
23%
23 Va
24 Va
23%
23%
23
3.40C
32
32
32%
32
32%
31%
32
7,600
97
96%
971%
*58
59
57 %
58
23%
24
23%
31%
31%
31%
•
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22%
97 Va
97 %
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98
96%
96%
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87
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87
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97
80
89%
87
87
41%
41%
99
99
42
42%
41 Va
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100%
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100%
23 Va
'23
23
21%
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1960
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.
4
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i
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mtge
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-
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series
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1970.
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mortgage 3y4s 1982
—Feb-Aug
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mortgage 3s 1984
!—Mar-Sept
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93 V'a
gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
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Feb-Ang
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mtge 4% s 1978—
Feb-Aug
/'
57
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consolidated
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Interest
New York Stock Exchange
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Jan-July
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The Commercial
26
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NEW YORK STOCK
Interest
Exchange
New York Stock
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
or
Bid & Asked
High
No.
April-Ool
1981—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
June-Dee
ID Cent RR consol mtge W«s ser A 1979—May-Woe
Consol mortgage 3%s series B 1979—
May-Woe
Consol mortgage 3%i series O 1974
May-Woe
Consol mortgage 3%» series F 1984
Jan-July
1st mtge 3 Vis series O 1980
Feb-Au#
1st mtge 3% s series H 1989
Mar-Sejrt
1983
May-Vat
78 y2
8
76%
va
12
83%
1
85%
85%
87 y«
90
90
—
—
77%
—
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Jamestown Franklin b Clear
Apr-Oot
1st 4s 1959—Juno-Dee
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Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Kanawha & Michigan Ry 4s
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90
90
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90
91
136
145
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Kings County Elec Lt b Power 6s 1997
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81
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73
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2003
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81%
1981
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series
72%
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5s s f debentures 1077
3%s
66
debs 1983—Map-Nov
debs
mtge 4y2s series aa 1986
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74%
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m
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78
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s
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98
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1988
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1
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cou trust 1976
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1974
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Jan 1 2005
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mtge
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1975
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90
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—
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1072
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Gas
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90
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95
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,
86
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81
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76
mortgage
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147
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90
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Feb-Aug
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April-Oct
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June-Deo
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i
1
88
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i
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82
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79
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__
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100
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conv
101
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57
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2
53
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contingent Interest 2003
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Lehigh Valjey Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Oct
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
Aprll-Odi
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-D«e
%
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
82
95
61
62 v2
1994
4s
75 Va
General
..May-Nov
May-Hot
May-No?
Series B 4y28 fixed interest 2003
Series
Jan-Julf
mtge
89
20
91
89
"i
..
68%
-
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series a 1973
70%
—
75
72
57%
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i 58 %
mtge 4s ser a 2004
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n
103
-80
90
...
58/4
64 ;
69
87%
1st & cons
2%
1%
64
*62
*93%
100 Ve
94
12
May
r
Jan-July
Jan-Julp.
2019—Jan-July
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2%s series d 1982
Jan-Julp
Refunding mortgage 3'/as series e 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series f 1981—Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series h 1989
April-Ocl
Refunding mortgage 3%s series i 1996—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4j/2s series j 1991—Map-Nov
Ref mtge 4yes ser k 1993
Jan-Julp
1st
Term
138
138
138
94
a 2007—Jan-Julp
ser
mtge conv inc 4y2s ser a 2022
Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
n y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993—Aprll-Oct
n y Susquehanna & Western rr—■
101%
90%
17
93%
consol mtge bds—
gen
;
n y Power b
90
90
*84 Vb
refunding mtge 4s
1st mtge 4%s
92%
43
Lehigh Valley Railway Co
(NY) —
extended to 1974
—.
..
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b
Harlem River & Port Chester—<
97%
86%
96%
*93
&
AGeneral
,
40
*45%
69%
90 Va
series
First
75
70
High
100%
15
•
;
1973
n y New Haven & Hartford rr—
88
90
98%
*86
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st
—
'
4%s
80%
83
83
—
v95
83
*82
Feb-Aui
89
73
*75'/a
Aprll-Ool
1964
99%
81
1
*89
June-Dat
114%
95%
22
99%
81
2
98%
89
99:,a
94
104%
106
89
<)9%
81
83
98%
'
92%
—
113 % 114
114 '
3%s '97—Juno-Dee
8%s registered 1997
;
__
1997
3%s registered 1998.
Feb-Aug
Chicago A St Louis—
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Aprii-oea
4%s Income debentures 1980
June-Dec..
n y Connecting rr 2%s series b 1975
April-Oct.
n y & Harlem gold 3'/2s 2000
Map-Nov
Mortgage 4s series a 2043
.:
Jan-Julp
Mortgage 4s series b 2043
Jan-Julp
n y Lack & West 4s series a 1973
Map-Nov
145
85
"98
1959—.-Mar-Sept
certificates
5s
Mich South gold
Jan-July
April-Ocl
April-Oct
98%
101 %
101%
*__
Jan-July
Jan-July
1961
4,/2s
*
68
81
70
Low
89
Neir York
141%
Apr-Oct
1984_June-Doo
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4%s debs adj 1963—Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-Julf
Kentucky b Indiana Terminal 4MiS 1961—Jan-Julf
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
"
109 y2
81
Jan. 1
No.
80
.80
Jaw-July .-.68/2
3%s registered 1997
Jan-July
>
Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
53%
3%s registered 1998
——Feb-AugMichigan Cent collateral gold 3'as 1998_Feb-Aug
,
100
100
11
103% 104%
Aprfl-Oet
1980
6s
Hudson River rr—
mortgage 3j/aS
General
93
trust
Y Central b
H
93
90%
June-Doe
Kansas City Southern Ry 3 V«s ser O
.'
135% 213
Mar-Sept
City Fower b Light 2 %s 1976
Kansas
Feb-Aug
Refunding a Impt 4yas series a 2013—April-Oct
Refunding & Impt 5s series o 2013
April-Oct
99'/a
*—
80 y4
83
80
Range Since
Sold
101 Va 101%
1986—Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
rr gtd first 4s
Light 3s 1974
Bonds
High
Central rr co—
York
New
77
*77
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
>4 %8 6 f debentures 1987.:
Interstate Power Co 3%i 1978
Bell
New Jersey Junction
New Jersey Power &
Consolidated 4s series a 1998
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3VbB s f debentures series A 1977
debentures
New Jersey
-
1961
May-Nov
1982
——April-Oct
1974
——Mar-Sept
Telephone 3%s 1988—-—Jan-July
debentures
3s
87
■
Friaay's
or
Bid & Asked
47aS series b
guaranteed
3s
93%
86
First
88%
83
*74'/a
—
International Minerals A Chemical Corp—
3.85s cenv subord debs 1977
Jan-Jslf
International Tel & Tel Corp—
4%s conv subord debs
25%
"87
Jan-July
1988—June-Dee
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3.20s aeries I 1982
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3%s series J 1981
Jan-J«Jf
mtge 4%s ser K 1987
Jan-Jeif
1st
55%
12 y4
"79%
Indianapolis Union Ry 2%s ser C
1st
37%
57
86
Inland Steel Co 3V*» debs 1972
1st
99
77%
1980
f debentures
s
48%
22
"85
England Tel & Tel co—
New
83 Va
78%
Sale Price
High
47'/4
—
Last
Period
Low
20 va
IA Adjusted income 5s Feb 1957
IDlnais Bell Telephone 2%« series A
372s
Low
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Exchange
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Sold
47 y4
1957__Feb-Au§
*
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Low
llAHudson & Manhattan first 5» A
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
Week's Range
Friday
897a
103
90%
91
93%
108%
100
: i
Number 5789
188
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1739)
NfW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
41/48
-Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
subord debs 1987
conv
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3%s s f debs 1972
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996
WEEK
111
Low
94
*—
*76
*97%
General mortgage
94
(Indiana) 3VaS conv 1982—_April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974
Jan-July
76
"
76
5s series A 1970-
(Ohio) —
4V4s sinking fund debentures 1982—.
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs 1973
Plantation
3V2s
Pipe
__June-Dec
f
s
debentures
Potomac Electric
3%s
1983
3s
debentures
debs
3%s
Public Service Electric
3s
Co
1973
Gamble
1981
Gas
&
:
-
„
1963—
91%
-
;
91%
1st
and
—-j' "
»—
"
3%s
debentures
*78
1063
83'A
106
a
106%-
2%s
103
Electric
166
V95
111
166
First and refund M 3V4S
174
89
^94
93
*—
102 Va
95 Va
97'A
100
J
99
93
97%
97'A
99
257
92
100'A
70
69'/a
70
50
67
90 Va
91'A
•
4%s
*155
177
*155
6s
185
Oil
Co
Artists
mtge
Electric
&
4y2s
series
1983
5'As
Royal McBee 6'As
debs
conv
Bt Lawrence
Second
Adirond'k
&
gold
1977
1st
1st
A
109% 112'A
debs
118'A
118
Mar-Sept
gold
5s 1996_Jan-JuIy
69
5
U.
A
Jan
2006
71
Va
91'A
4s
bopd, certificates
76
Mar-Nov
69
70%
Bt Paul
Duluth
&
first
Paper 8s
56 Va
81
50
1st
mtge 3s
3%s
series B
f debentures
s
(Jos
E)
1971
debentures
3s
100
81
—May-Nov
104
81
1974
93
103%
82
89
3
',4
June-Deo
91
92%
87
—
debentures
4%8
subord
5s
May-Nov
5%s
subord
conv
Union
Sinclair
Oil
Oil
debentures
2'/2s
Corp
4%s
6s
Bocony-Vacuum
South
&
2'/2s
Ala
RR
3s
debentures
June-Deo
112'A
debentures
27As
debentures
94%
—
93
117
Edison
8
81 Va
*101
103
Va
Jan-July
Jan-July
1973
conv
128
128
62
130
Gold
4'As
1969
Gold
4'As
1981
1977
94 V»
87'A
86'A
5'As
RR
115%
E
1st mtge 5'As series H 1983
Bouthern Ry first consol gold 5s
tr
1986
62
142
4'As
99%
Wilson
86
95%
Winston-Salem
Wisconsin
84
2
/ /„ 83'/a
1973
1
67%
73'A
61'A
68
1988
96
*—
100
77
78
Jan-July
April-Oct
'
77 Va
April
93
conv
June-Dec "
1967
5
—
—
5
93'A
98'A 100
&
102%
L—Jan-July
102
27
102%
93'A
81'A
84
84
4
72
72
73
23
*
90
70
99%
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99%
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115
91%
133
91%
91%
103%
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96
89
37'
87'A
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92%
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90%
90%
3
87%
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97
92'A
97
97
103'A
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92
_
99
100'A
95
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—
99
98%
99'A
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1976
99'A
95
99
106'A
29
97%
104'A
56
98
1013A
5
1983
101%
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85
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98%
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97%
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93%
95%
102
102%
195
202
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1951—June-Deo
June-Deo
Jan-July
95
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95
June-Deo
1069
1983
-
4425
88
96'A
;
97
98'A
59
81%
83'A
99%
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84
84
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96%
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82
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98
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82
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70
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96%
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-
96%
97
92
150
88
82
5
81
97%
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97 Va
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101%
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97%
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87
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100
—
100%
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92'A
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2%s
51
56
"
■
1
.*
4
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40
31
63%
51
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64%
66
83
June-Dec
1976
3'As 1971
Service
62%
63 'A
Jan-July
May
4s series A 2004
mtge 4'As inc ser A Jan 1 2029
Electric
46 Va
■
*88
Jan-July
1960
57
14
91%
*77
Jan-July
4s
103
48
97%
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106'A
93%
99
52
2
54 Vb
May
1C23A
89
»
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1978—!
97'A
—
56'A
54%
97 VB
54 Va
81
81
23
98
54%
Feb-Aug
first
53%
*88
May-Woo
debs
82 V<
—
98%
97'A
55
Jan-July
f debs 1980
69%
76
50
*80
J an-July
1984
64
'
1966
1981
62
1
1
^
67
80
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9b'A
68'A
2
66
67
80
May-Woo
1974
series
1975
S B
Wisconsin Public
101%
104'A
90 Va
93'A
*80
Jan -July
1982
4'/83
Co
Wisconsin
97%
75
86
98
83
*90
94 Va
*i
:
Jan-July
1976_Jan-JuZy
88
91
86
96%
78%
102
& Power 2%s
80
82
in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale not
included in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range,
r Cash sale
not included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
^Negotiability impaired by maturity.
{Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 01
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
*
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds selling flat.
Deferred
a
87'A
90
Electric Light
Yonkers
sale
delivery
not
included
—
,.
_
101
-
,
California—
4%s debs 1983—;
94 %
84
114
101 Va
'
.
Gen
107'A
104
2
*85
ASpokane Internl first gold 4'As 2013
94 V8
lOOVa
—
?05% 105%
Feb-Auflr
—
15
96
*103%
May-Nov
5s
65
Jan-July
84
3
84
86%
4
.:>=,■
84% "
84
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1977
1968
F
3'As
Whirlpool Corp 3'As
84'A
67'A
*61%
937/a
86
84
April-Oct
Apr-Oct
1978
debentures
ser
debs
93
84
Jan-July
April-Oct
1994
1983
Products
conv
94.
100'/a
67 Va
Jan-July
Jan-July
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Southwestern Bel Tel 2%s debs 1985
of
'
•
Feb-Aug
1947
income debentures
5s
1st mtge
series
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
First mortgage 2'As series G 1961
Oil
87
-
May-Woo
1975
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
132%
55
119
Co—
27As
First
Coil
>
84%
4s
debentures
25
91
debentures
1971
Western Pacific RR Co 3'As ser A
91%
94%
Standard
91
102
96'A
94%
91%
coll
•
—«i-
*
Jan-July
guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
4s
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
April-Oct
91%
May-Nov
San Fran Term 1st mtge 33As ser A '75-June-Dec
Mar-Sept
90
90
92
Jan-July
Jan-July
1978
47/as
Electric
88
May-NoV
Standard
first
2
95'.4
3 Vis
Power
Penn
3%s
A
99 Va
101'A
"
—.W'-
ref
Shore
2
130'.4
93%
mtge
ffirst
RR
Penn
85
8
62
62
June-Dec
94 Va
1st
93
80
66
West
77
—
128
94%
94%
94
*93
mtge income 4'As
West
79%
4
86
97
88
■V
96 Va
96
May-Nov
West
89'A
78
—
,85
Co—
115
99%
100'A
—
90
78
*94'A
-
106% 118V4
86'A
of America—
130
96
104
Co—
(Oregon Lines)
Pacific
35
96
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
Pacific Co—
mortgage
89
117
'
California
First 4'As
First
87
77
*85'A
gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
94
106%
75
130
80 Va
81 Ye
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Bouthern Natural Gas Co 4'/2s
Bouthern
83%
281
112 Va 114
127
June-Dec
1987
-78-
Corp—
subord
RR
Warren
120 %
106'A
15
86%
*.98'A
5s 1963
April-Oct
Telegraph Co—
1985
1
*100
Gen
96
48
118
85%
85'/a
111
1
Gen mtge 4s
105%
111 Va
103
J an-July
3'As., convertible debentures 1970
Bouthern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Bouthern
15
May-Nov
1979
23As
Bouthern
1986
1978—
1976
gtd
Southern Bell Telephone &
.
117'A
76%
104'A
78
income series A Jan 1981
April
series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
108%
97'A
106 '/o
*—
April-Oct
April-Oct
1965
debs
125
105
1971
debs
conv
conv
Oil
North
1982
debentures
Bkelly Oil 2'As debentures
Bmith-Corona
1982
100%
3
100% 101
100%
Jan-July
Apn'Z-Oct
:
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
Bhamrock Oil & Gas Corp—
Shell
103% 104
Feb-Aug
1977
1982
Corp
conv
Wabash
1972-*..,
debs
debentures
Works
1st lien & ref 4s
87
•
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
86
721
1
'89
..
106
89
91
*89
97'A
77
2
91
June-Deo
1966
\
83
—
115
117
4'As conv subord debs 1976
Mar-Sept V
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First a'nd refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4'As 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973_Aprll-Oct
103
103 V4
81
Mar-Sept
2'/2s
230
Steel
3VaS
91
85
104
3%s
2%s debentures
Participating ctfs
98'A
97%
f debentures
s
Rubber
S.
Vanadium
85
96'
;
"
103
*102
103'A
78
78
1966—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
sinking fund mtge ser O
§A3'As assented series O 1951
101'A
85
——
Jan-July
1980
'
-
97%
Mar-Sept
1982
1977
Sons
&
*93
B 1971
Bcovill Manufacturing 4%s debs
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
Beagram
85
99%
101V+
89
May-Nov
2%s
5A6'As
70%
87
2
88%
>94
48
<
90 Va
90%
§ A 3'As assented series A 1947
Jan -July
5A6'As sinking fund mtge series A 195l_June-Dec
§A3'As assented series A 1951
June-Deo
73 %
80
101
70%
%
"75
1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Woo
debentures
conv
88
gold 4s 1968_June-Deo
April-Oct
cons
Bt Paul Union Depot 3'As
Bcioto V & New England
Bcott
1989
88%
84%
\
April-Oct
3'As 1972
§ A6V2S debs series A
79%
68 Va
16
—
May-Woo
certificates Nov 1989_Jan-july
Second 4s inc bond
-
June-Dec
1969
America
of
mtge & coll trust
United
71'A
64%
48
71 %
Co
2%s debentures 1967
United States Steel 4s debs
120
69
•
74
73
Biscuit
4%s
98%
112%
106%
57
80
71%
84-,- 87%
Corp—
1st mtge & Coll tr 4'As
1st mtge & Coll tr 4'As
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First
84%
*72%
1971—May-Nov
2%s debs 1970
mtge & coll trust 3%s
4%s s f debs 1972
Co—
73'A
3
107
104'A 104'A
—Feb-Auff-
1982—
3%s sinking fund debentures
93%
70
104'A 122'A
-
92 'A
98
June-Deo
1974
of Missouri 3%s
1st mtge & coll trust
139
91
*67
70
84
-
97'A
1986
1st
96
93%
194
120
299
__
*91'A
April-Oct
ser
1st
96%
109%
,
100
'
99%
.
-79'A
94'A
4s series A 1997
Jan-July
mtge inc 4'/2s ser A Jan 2022
May
mtge 4s ser B 1980
—Mar-Sept
income
•
134
';
112'A
mortgage
A5s
128%
*101'A
Second
1st
125
126'A
82%
1
June-Dec
1969
1996
6s
95
85%
30
3%s
3%s debentures 1977
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
'
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Bt Louis-San Francisco Ry
95 Va
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1977
debs
conv
99 Va
94%
95
April-Oct
Corp—
1977
D
General mortgage 3'As series J
Rohr Aircraft
*96 Va
3'As
subord debs
conv
United
*155
94%
-
91%
97%
-May-Nov
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
182
182
—
97 Ve
120 »A.
90 Va
84
-
92'A
Pacific RR 27/aS debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991—Mar-Sept
91%
United
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
debs
subord
conv
Gen
A
84
Union
95%
80
5
90%
94 Va
.
119
series B 1970—April-Oct
Orleans
New
Union Oil of California
75
89
——
91'A
90%
85
,92
-
107
97'A
*89
siy.
*83
Jm-July
April-Oct
May-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
3s debentures 1968
1
—May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 27/as 1980
June-Deo
1st mtge 3'As 1982
May-Nov
'
*93
36
First
99%
99 Va
of
Union Electric Co
94'A
Debt
Rochester Gas
120,'A*
•
April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961—__Mar-Sept
88
95
—
36
101% 102 V4
RR
Tidewater
96%
91
'
Term
—
4'As series C 1978
Richfield Oil Corp—
*85
Mar-Sept
Thompson Products 47As debs
89
10
'
101 »A
87
91
*
101
89
•_
97
.86 'A
85%
*90
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
—June-Dec
General and refund M 37/as ser E 1985—Jan-July
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
•
•
111
3
90
Apr-Oct
iifir-Sept
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
Jan-July?
Radio Corp of America 3V2s conv 1980—June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3'/aS series D 1995_May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975
Feb-Aug
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
8 A Direct mtge 7s 1950
May-Nob
§ A Direct mtge 6s 1952_.
May-Nov
§ AConsol mtge 6s 1953
Feb-Aug
§ AConsol mtge
6s 1955
;
April-Oat
1978
85%
103
Va
92
Products—
4 'As conv subord debs 1983
88'A
105 Va
1
166
99%
94
28
Texas & New Orleans RR—
110
30
115
107 Va
92
92 Va
92
..
Jan-July
and impt M 4s series C 2019
and impt 2% s series D 1985
Company (The) 3sAs debs 1983
Teias Corp 3s debentures 1965-
93'/2
95
'
93 Va
98'A
99 Va
*—..
.
May-Woo;
i
,
Refund
96
96
.V
June-Dec
adjustment bonds—
5'As series A 1978
s
Texas
92%
102 »A
•
83 '/a
•
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
Sylvania
101%
-100
94 Va
*„
12<
12
85'A
•
&4 %
114 '/a
81%
.100'A 100'A
May-Woo
1972—
98
Va
2%s debentures 1973
•
1977
4%s series B
debentures
;
88'A
67
98%
*97'A
1975
debentures
Co
96%
93%
92
High
101'A
85
84„
85
Jan -July
6s
74
98
'
Jan. 1
Low
139
.
Jan-July
Refund
refunding mortgage 3Vis 1983—April-Oct
4%s
&
mtge
93%
95%
»'
—
•—
:
Swift
1st
Inc
95
9-1
103 \
-
*86
__May-Noc
1972
10
No,
Range Since
Sold
15
83%
Mar-Sept
1971
Transit
96
■
93%
*98
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
debentures
'•
'
;
High
113'A 114%
Jan-July
1966
82 Va
97 'A
100
3%s
V
-'
*95%
First and
J.
98
83 '/a
2
70
*96
First and refunding mortgage 3y46 1968__Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037__J«ne-Dec
First and
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
100
62
.
87
*65'A
__Mar-Sept
Co
'
90
-86
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Jan-July
May-Nov
1970
1986
Power
debs
conv
Procter &
2%s
98%
97'A
-
—
*87%
April-Oct
1st
Line
99%
Surface
April-Oct
mtge 3%s 1964
May-Non
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3y2s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
.April-Oct
Pgh Youngstown & Ashtubula Ry—
1st gen 5s series B 1962As.
Feb-Aug
Pittsb Coke & Chem
96%
—
Bonds
Friday's
Standard Oil Co
114'A
''
*97%- 98%
or
Bid & Asked
114
Btandard Oil
-
General mortgage 5s series B 1975—
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Sale Price
Low
99%
106 y4
:
*97%
Last
Period
High
94
278
99
Feb-Aug
Feb-Augr
Week's Range
Interest
92
2
;
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_Ufajr-Nov
1
New York Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
""
24
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
110% 112 "A
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
OCTOBER
Range Since
Sold
High
94
June-Dec
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Consolidated guaranteed 4'As ser I 1963
ENDED
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
FOR
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
103%
=-
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
In the
following extensive list-we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
Oct. 20 and ending Friday, Oct. 24. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during current year.
"
RANGE
.
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum
Corp class A
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire Co
Adam
Consol Industries
Products
Inc
—1
1
Inc
1
Aeronca
Shares
8
4
-
500
6V4
6'A
19%
400
8 Va
1,700
8
2,800
Manufacturing Corp
Aero Supply Manufacturing
1
10%
10%
11%
19,400
1
3%
3'A
3Va
2,500
Agnew Surpass
*
For
Shoe
footnotes
Stores
see
page
31.
OCTOBER
24
Friday
Last
STOCKS
3'A
Jan
5'/a Jan
14'A
Apr
6% May
4% Jan
1% Jan
8'A
Feb
Jun
8'/« Aug
Air
Way
AJax
Industries
Inc
Ltd
Petroleums
Jan
Alabama
Great
Southern
Sep
Alabama
Power
4.20%
Oct
Alan
4 Va
Sep
Low
800
l'A
7,000
3
A
122
100
11%
21
13% July
Wood
preferred
Steel Co
5%
cumulative
Alaska
Airlines
preferred
Inc
10
88
6%
88
24
25%
79
25
—100
1
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
S/8
ii
for Week
-50
9%
Range
2%
3
50c
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
High
4%
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
18%
6'A
10
common
4
ENDED
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
4
WEEK
Sales
Week's
~
FOR
Monday,
whether
79
63i
6%
75
1,300
25
2,000
Jan
Apr
High
3%> Sep
It Apr
133
Sep
16 Vs May
95% July
25% Oct
75'A
80
86 3A
Jan
Apr
3 V2 Mar
7%
Oct
Sep
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
...
Monday, October 27, 1958
U7iO)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Las*
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Low
Low
High
31%
Inc
Control Co
9,500
3%
37/a
9,000
8'A
8%
800
35
9
84%
84%
8%
*
80
1%
200
84 y2
Corp.—
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.
Jan
4% Oct
2
4%
2% Apr
5% Jan
Sep
Jan
45
33% July
5% Apr
5% Jan
6% Jun
92
10%
11 %
26%
10
81
65
Jan
36%
"9%
9%
10
60%
57%
61
11%
11%
14%
3%
4
25%
10
10
3%
%
3%
nil
14%
9%
9%
-
600
7,600
3,400
4%
25%
10%
3%
%
56,100
14,600
400
1,100
3,300
35,500
500
15
9%
6,700
28% Oct
43
9% Sep
13
4% July
27% Aug
Feb
200
93%
380
4% Jan
90% Sep
36%
38
23,600
33% Feb
38%
-—5
91%
38
38
39
22,700
26
Jan
100
4,500
4% Feb
20
20%
3,200
13% Jan
~
13% Jan
1% Oct
19%
—40c
19%
20%
1%
4
..2.50
2,700
4,500
1,200
1%
in
23,700
5%
4%
6
5
4% Apr
10%
...25C
toy*
100
i
1
8% Jan
Clayton & Lambert
Clopay Corporation
Oct
Associate Electric Industries—
American
dep
rets
Associated Food
Associate
6 A Feb
£1
1
reg
Stores
Laundries
Inc
2%
Associated Oil & Gas Co
2%
3
1%
1%
1%
2
1
lc
of America
2
2%
3,900
3,000
2,400
1% Feb
2
Club
7% Aug
3% Sep
1% Sep
2% Aug
1% Jan
Apr
Class
A
Indus
Atlantic
Coast
Line
170
100% 101
101
*
participating—
Coast
97% Mar
Cockshutt
1%
1%
1%
•
46%
45%
46%
1,100
26% Jan
14%
14%
15%
11,500
7% Jan
Colonial
2% Jan
4% May
4% Aug
1
1% Aug
46% Oct
Jan
Mining &
Development * Corp
.10 pesos *
Corp option warrants
Plywood Corp.....—;
Atlas
"
1
Audio Devices Inc
Automatic Steel Products Inc
10c -
4
4
4%
29,700
8%
8%
9%
11%
11%
2%
4,800
5,300
ext
Vtc
13
7% Mar
2%
200
500
19%
3%
19 y8
400
16
Jan
1~
*
3
19%
600
*29
Feb
Oils
39% Sep
&; Stone
to
Baker
Industries
11
1
17%
200
16
16%
3%
1,000
4,100
2%
3%
3%
Corp
2%
4
14
13%
14%
1
6%
6%
10%
9%
10%
.1
16%
25c
....
6%
1
;
1%
1
...
8,900
1,300
1%
1%
7%
7%
100
16%
43J/4
800
40% Jan
44
50c
9%
6%
17%
9%
10%
1,700
7% Jan
4% May
13% Apr
8
Aug
l
1
6%
17%
6%
2,300
17%
250
300
5%
38%
6%
39%
1,400
2,400
93%
8%
94%
8%
10%
90
600
1%
400
X
common..
Bohaek
(H C) Co common
"
5l/2% prior cumulative preferred_100
Berne Chemical Company Inc.
5
Bourjois Inc
j.
.
6
39%
94
8%
700
42
Jan
96
7% Apr
7% Jan
33% Jan
42%
42%
14,600
34% Jan
*
6%
6%
*
7
Bridgeport
*
Co..—
Manufacturing Co common
British'American Oil Co_.
6%
»
6%
7
42%
£1
£1
American dep rets ord reg
Amer dep rets ord reg wi
7
.7
41%
41
15%
7%
1
12%
12%
8
12%
1
28
25
28
10
7iV
6%
6%
I
8%
15%
6%
8%
5% Jan
53,500
11% Feb
7% Sep
22,900
8,300
9V« Jan
2,800
1,000
1
5% Jan
6% Apr
16% Mar
3
18%
17%
Oct
19%
4,900
.1
80c convertible preferred
6% serial preferred
4%
4%
4%
10,300
8% Jan
2% May
7%
7
7%.
1,600
6% Jan
8
~8% ~8%
8% Jan
11
1
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp.
Zl
Bunker Hill (The) Company
_2.50
Burma Mines Ltd—
American dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
Burroughs (J Pi k Son Inc..,
Burry Biscuit Corp
Dome
~8%
2%
600
17%
2%
17%
7% Jan
2
May
17%
13,200
11% Jan
13%
13%
13%
1,500
9% Jan
2% Jan
19% Sep
14% Oct
-fir
13,200
2%
•fir
%
2
2%
300
V* Jan
1% Jun
5%
3,200
3% Jan
3
23%
2%
2%
3,200
2,700
8%
9
400
7% Jan
6%
6^8
13,100
5% Jan
16%
17%
3,200
6%
6%
300
5%
Co
3,400
19% Jan
6% May
VB
9%
10%
3,300
14%
14%
500
4%
(The)
4% Jan
100
21J May
3f| Oct
2%
15,400
10,600
% Feb
*58% Feb
2% Sep
78% July
14% Oct
Jiii
14%
13 V
13%
.13%
38%
37%
,
6%
16%
5% Jan
800
9%
Jan
38'!4
750
23 %
Jan
3%
3,600
.
—5
4Q.%
%
•
1% Jan
350
5%
Apr
-6% May
300
14%
Jan
17.
13,700
13?'»
40%
1,200
26.600
150
,
8
Oct
-3% Jan
2Vk July
13% Oct
31% Jan
% Apr
6% May
.4
20%
20%
25% Mar
>48%
Fee
1% Jan
I^-Mar
Oct
9
r.
July
Mills———
Inc..
Sep
13
Sep
16% Sep
9% Jan
700
-
Harris
i
25,100
120
3%
400
29%" 29%
500
23
Jan
"•137% 138
6%
6%
30
128
Jan
400
4%
Apr
T% Oct
J
2%
2%
300
2
Jan
\
5
4T4
5%
.3,900
3% Jan
-2% Jun
"5% Oct
1
'. 1V4
1%
15,600
1
Jan
Til May
<29%
32%
25,900
22
Jan
40% Mar
3
Apr
9?| Oct
1
11
Mar
•16% Aug
'1% Oct
I
3%
33
33%
4%
Apr
2%
13,100
Jan
3U Oct
Jan
35". May
30
-6% Oct
*
*
3%
3%
29%
.
1.37%
.
-2%
fir
31
2% Mar *
-
*3% Aug
30% Oct
110
Oct
t
\
*
■
J
f
A
1
ord reg
.-6s 8d
1
—lc
—
———2%
14%
900
15%
1%
1%
13%
11 July.
300
12%
12%
4,800
8
stock.—41
Co
—
23%
23%
Oct
«
i
I
\0l-2
500
24%
■
24% Oct
Jan
10
Jan
7%
I
IS
Aug
<-10 Va
Jan
Sep
12/.
12%
3,000
10
July
13 y* Jan
3438
34%
50
33
Jan
35% -Jun
6%
6%
33,500
Jan
~7
"16 V2
17%
7,100
TQ%* 11%
12
17%
3%
34% May
13% Jan
-
Oct
36% May
'18 Wi
16,500
6%
Jan
1
i
t.
\
11"% Oct
-52
250
39%
Jan
41%
300
30%
Jan
61% July
42 '
Oct
4%
5%
77,100
3
fir
3%
500
3%,
.3%
51
"
+
Sep
40%
11%
10
Co———
Co.
14
24% Aug
'
0
common—*
7.5o
Ltd
Jan
22% Mar
—_____e
Chemical Co Ltd
DuMont: (Allen B)
t
]
i
33%
6
:1
10c
—35
50c
5
11%
600
12%
16 *... 16
5% : 6%
313
3%
2.50
...
22% Sep
16% Oct
12»/* Jan
2,200
22
3% Aug
-11%
"
'
3% Jun
26%
■'-}J
13%
"38%
7% July
T7%-Jun
40
Sep
17
•2%
2%
50c.
Jan
500
7%
3%
'.'3%
8
104,600
13%
7-
preferred—:
32.50
Douglas Oil Company—....——_1
Dow- Brewery Ltd__l_—2———:
*
Draper Corp common—
*
Drilling: & Exploration Co..s——~_T
•
"Aug
5% May
71%
14%
$2
'
20
16% Jan
1%
313
—20
Ltd——
Dominion Textile
6% Oct
Oct
Sep
13% Oct
70%
1
...
Dorr-Oliver Inc—
Power
Oct
19
;
Corp
Petroleum
Driver
19
15
Jan
100
5
Oct
10% Sep
1%
;
Duke
11% Sep
1% Jan
24
May
16% Jan
10% Apr
700
19^2
■
.
7% May
% Jan
100
24
Jan
17%' Oct
v
70%
.5
A—
Jan
3,400
%
iil
19%
—1
class
8
Jan
ton
8%
8
24
-ay* July
13% Feb
1% Jan
7
Jan
7% Oct
23% Oct
Jan
5%
May
1
Jan
16%
•
% Feb
2% Jun
5%
41,600
7
Ltd—
Dominion Tar &
9% Aug
~i%
_l
12Vic
"
7%
4%
5
—
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord
Oct
6 Vb
7% Jun
Jan
3% Jan
% Oct
4,200
9%
£1
(Md)_—
38% Oct
18
50c.
Diversified Specialty Stores
Jun
900
9
10
Buell Die & Machine Co
Co
18,600
41
;
-2% Jnly
15% Oct
4
700
%
14%
5.
__1
Dairies Inc......:—.1
common..__—2.50
American, dep. rets
Diversey
July
4%
Sep
Aug
2,600
5 Tit
10
—
Crystal
Distillers
19% Oct
20
3JL
.
Development Corp of America..—
1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd——.——.—25c
Diners* (The) Club Inc—.—~1
Jun
Jan
26% Mar
%
Detroit Gray Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc...1
3% Oct
10%
400
8
8%
debentures..
100
Detroit' Gasket "& Manufacturings.—1
9% Aug
77
Jan
._*■
Dayton Rubber Co" class A—
Dejay Stores common————
Dennison- Mfg class A common.
6% Pet
Jan
1% Mar
fill
20
(ord reg)
Day Mines Inc.——
Oct
28
50c
Buckeye (The) Corp.—
Budget Finance Plan co'mmon
Manufacturing
Davenport Hosiery
Davidson Brothers
13% Jun
13% Feb
8%
24%
6%
vtc___ %c
D
v
9,300
2,600
common—2.5Q
Davega Stores Corp
5%
preferred—
16% Jdly
8 & Oct
28,500
Lighting. Inc
Daitch'
7% Oct
12,600
16%
1.50
Oil
Curtis
44% Sep
1%
14%
30
6%
...1
Sugar common
Curtis
7% Oct
38% Jan
*
common
Feb
300
2.50
B
5% July
500
41%
£1
£1
—
Apr
5A
:
*
6
26% Jan
British- American Tobacco—
'Amer dep rets ord bearer.
Amer dep rets ord reg—
British Columbia Power common
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
71,700
5,600
1% Apr
Atlantic
Cuban-Venezuelan
46% Oct
Brazilian Traction Light £1 Pwr ord
Breeze Corp common—
1%
,13%
3% Aug
8%
Cuban Tobacc.o2common—.
11
150
1%
Brillo
|
200
...
:
Oil Co..
Sep
Sep
78%
"l%
-Company
26% Jan
83
Cuban
Oct
July
11% Jun
2% Aug
7% Aug
7% Oct
29% Oct
82% July
10
20c
common
Jan
4% Jan
7
77
Brad Poote Gear Works Inc.—.
Brown Company common
Brown Formal; Distillers
4% cumulative preferred
Brown Rubber
po common
4
Cuban American
18% Aug
8% Feb
5% May
6% Oct
5%
5
2%
10c
7% July
"3% Sep
sy* Oct
Jan
22%
"A" partic—.4'
Drug Co common..........25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co common—.2*
$1,12 preferred
——2.50
'
2
7%
Crown
11% July
—
4% Jan
5%
1
...
9% Jun
*7% Feb
2,000
„>
.2
1/64 Oct
50
100
"fi<r
.
Crown Cork Internat'l
Oct
•
2%
2'
1%
14%
_10c
Publishing. Co
Crowley Milner & Co.2_
—
3% Oct
42%
4%
class
Jan
42%
4%
Co
5
59,500
-•
7%
common.^
C*owh Central Petroleum
-
iV
7
Oct
4% Sep
Aug
jVi Oct
5.
Jan
9
9.
7%
Crowell-Collier
10% Jun
6% Oct
13% Jan
3
Ltd
Creole
2%
IV2
:
Carrier Industries Inc
Petroleum common.
Crane
10% Jan
Reynolds
American dep receipts
Apr
600
Blauner's
common.
Blumenthal (S) & Co
Mills
8
&
8,600
1/64
36%
50e.
—...
$1 -preferred class A
Beverage Corp
Courtaulds Ltd—
4y»
30%
Cdtt
10% Sep
16% July
1% Jun
1,000
100
(EL)
Inc
2% Jan
-2%
5
lQc
;
24
Jan
2,000
3%
4
'3% July
1% May
3%
18%
..2
Co
Oct
:
% Oct
.
7% July
27% Oct
8% Jan
14%
2,900
314
•
■
2%
—1
Inc.
Varnish
29
.
;
4% Jan
.
9,800
2%
24
29%
Corp
15% July
1,400
8
P
3% May
11% July
6
Apr
4% Jan
12
Apr
% Jan
3% Jan
2% May
4
Apr
2% May
5% Jun
3%
8
8
1% Jan
2%;
21%
7
Engipeering__l.
Materials
i!9%- •'Jun
"2%Jan
13% Oct
"
10
&
Cpro
16,300
Oct
46%-Jan
*^3% Oct
108% Sep
Jun
9,600
Oct
.
24
*
Jan
5%
Apr
,
10
Jan
2,700
18%
Corp
4
%
;
20e
Corby
18% Sep
6%
11%
"
Bruck
16% Sep
3% Aug
5%
Black Starr & Gorham class. A—
I
10% Apr
11% May
2% Jan
common—25
Corp
Benrus Watch Co Inc.
Biekford'a lnc common..
Bruce
12% Oct
3%
5%
1
Belaek Instrument
:
Jan
11%
...50c
common
20,800
3,000
3,100
14,800
16
....7.50
Shoe Corp..
Bell Telephone .of Canada
2%
*
„
Gas
&
-72
%
4%
1.25
Industries
Corroon
convertible class A..
(A S)
17
16%
7%
2% Oct
Barry Controls Jnc class B
Basic Incorporated—
Bay view Oil Corp.—
Beck
17
50c
Barcelona Tr Eight & Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
Bearings Inc..,
Beau-Brummel Ties
22,000
1
Corp.
Baneo de los Andes—
American shares.
Banff Oil Ltd—;
Barker Brothers
12
lc
Inc
common...—
Securities
Commercial
2 1,550
29
30%
Inc
Cooper-Jarretfc" Inc—r.
(H) Distillery Ltd—
Class A voting—:
Class B non-voting.
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
Baldwin
Aviation
Lines
100%
.
May
.
—j9
xlOV# July.,
,A;'24—: 26 %
2 3%
...1
Air
.75
/ J% Mar
600
38%
18%
...
-
;4% May
10% Jan
800
800
—10
Inc
26% Sep
64% Sep
79
Sep
7% Jun
60
21%
21 %•
—*
1965——
Containers
Cobk Paint
11
.
8,300
.1
Continental
V
.
,
500
5%
24%
*
Service—
Continental
■
96
2.2%
—10c
Co
Continental
■r
■
Co—i
(Canada).!
Continental
B
Baldwin Rubber
Co
vtc„
Consolidated Royalty Oil.
Feb
4% Jan
A-
Jan
11%
.
-27%
;%
; 5%
22%
1
Equipment
.--■14% Oct
Jan
22%
2%
.M
4
—
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
Consol Retail Stores Inc..
20% Jun
35%
3
2% Apr
July
3
7%
200
.
18
; i6%
.1/64
Manufacturing
Public
y
r5
Continental
Non-voting non-cura preferred.:
Voting Machine
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
Automatic
3%
: 2,100
Oct
'
_i
Cuban Petroleum Corp
Consol
9% Oct
15% July
35%
1*
27.000
<:5% V 5%
Shoe Machinery—
Connelly
Atlas Consolidated
Atlag
Sand
Community
Compo
16% Oct
Co..
600
Farm
Colon Oil Co Ltd
106% Aug
1——10c
Inc
1% APT
2% vJun
67,
11% 2
:
Aluminum Products
Coastal Caribbean
Associated Tel '&• TelAtlantic
10% Oct
2.66%
96%
1
...1
Claussner
•8
Feb
14%
229
.10c
—'—..lc
Clary " Corporation
•Rights wi—
Hosiery Co..
Oct
Jan
r
Jan
25
5%
Jan
Oct
6%
24
2
5
——
•
.
3% July
18
July
4'«
"r -13.%
18
5%
17,300
"
je
io
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
Sep
6
2,100
%
,
■
May
43% May
—10
Chromalloy Corp..
'„i
Inc.2——
Clark Controller Co....._
21% Sep
"
Jan
16
America—.—..2.50
Cinerama
22% Oct
3% Apr
4%
%
,4% May
.3% Jan
13% Jan
1,200
10
——2
Chicago Rivet & Machine——...4—4
Chief Consolidated Mining
1
'Christiana Oil C0ip~——„——
.1
11% Oct
4%
5%
1
Aluminum
ioy2
of
Co
Oct
108% Jan
Sep
pfd.— .100
Cherry-Burrcl! common:
Chesebrough-Porid's Inc..
"
July
10%
100
Light
Charter Oil Co Ltd——/l
Jan
20%
IIIIII
Altex
Chamberlin
45% Sep
39% Sep
10%
preferred—
67
39% Jan
19,400
13%
."2 "
10% Oct
•
8
24
.
Jan
9,%
2 ..."
9ie..>9%:*:i%2" >->l%
1
32% Aug
103%
30
z.4%
18
17%
-7%"
2
,
4.%
.
1
,'Charis Corp common.'......:
'
93% Jan
13
Convertible preference—10,
,,;
Sep
5% July
Light—
_
-27%
:/■—:"_1
Corp
Century Electric Co .common.
Century Investors Inc—
9
103
'600
Powet Co—
Maine
3.50%
*
91%
10
—1
Corp—
Central Power •&
12% Jan
Jan
7%
2% Oct
Jan
'
2103%* 104
- .-
9% Oct
Feb
Oct
300
.
1% May
24
"
% Oct
16% Sep
5
2
65®4
16% Jan
•
—,.—
America..
of
Hadlcy
Central
May
11% Apr
:*
May
Feb
5%
400
10%
65
.
1042"
preference $1.50 series, li—41
Conv
4% Oct
fir Apr
>10%
'
r.', 4%"
Central Illinois Securities Corp
'
7%
5%
7%
10%
•
—*
& Co
Corp
Central
Jan
14% Oct
16
9,900
126,800
a
32
ord——-2s 6d
B
common.
Instruments
Cenco
65% Oct
Jan
9%
%
1
1% Mar
14
1,600
9.%
2H Feb
3% May
fix Jan
1,000
.1%
32
'
3% Jan
.14%
i.%
2
-9%
Co common———1
(A M)
Catalin
Jun
Jan
8% Jan
2% Jan
rets
dep
(J Wj
Products
Castle
Aug
Sep
7% May
-27,000
.
if Jan
"7.A Aug
Oct
'25
Mar
2
3,900
%
.
14%
■
fiff
^5,
7,900
•
3%
Feb
20% May
1% Jan
,
38
1,800
7%
5%
American
21% Jan
18
f
I
'
1
—
,2 iV.
%
-14%
City
Carter
28% Mar
27% Jan
31% Jan
21
Corp
1%
2%
.
4
Oct
3%
10,800
"
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd_——*
Carreras Ltd—'
/'"
Casco
37
6%
-2»V
Products common
5
& Kennedy Inc..—1
Carnation Co common.
—5.50
Capital
1% May
98% Oct
15% Jan
9% July
-6 &
"2%
Carey Baxter
Oct
Jan
6%
3%
16,800
*
May
Jan
1
•>'+
"
Feb
90
82% Oct
Apr
52
16,300
2,100
27%
36%
36%
—100
Arnold
Canal-Randolpn
10% Sep
3%
Southern Petroleums Ltd
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co
Jun
10
25
92
10%
5
Fuel Oil
2% Jan
7% Sep
6% Oct
20
700
1%
92
1
pfd—100
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
2% Apr
3%
vic.l
Ltd——.—2
Canadian Dreage & Dock Co Ltd
*
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd.—-—10c
Canadian
Mareom
1
Can Northwest Mines Si Oils Ltd——1
Canadian Petioiina Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian Williston Minerals————Cc
31% Oct
400
8%
80
—
Inc
Angostura-Wupperman
&
4,400
Feb
20
'
pfd^.—15
,
Arkansas Power
100
5%
8%
—
Arkansas
1,300
36%
5%
-1
lpO
—_—-1
American Laundry Machine—
20
American Manufacturing- Co com
25.
American Meter Co
*
American Natural Gas Co 6'/c pfd—25
American Petrofina Inc elass A,
1
American Photocopy Equip Co
1
American Seal-Kap common.
2
American Thread 5'it preferred
5
American Writing Paper common
5
AMI Incorporated
3
Amur ex Oil Company class
A
5
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd—
—20c
Anchor Post Products
——2
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A", shares—
2.40
Co—
American Electronics
2,800
61,400
4'/8
8%
100
Industries common—
American Air .filter 5 % conv
American Beverage common
American Book
6%
35
1
stock—1
-8
.
Corp—
Aluminum Co of America—
$3.75 cumulative preferred
6%
5%
3%
3%
8%
1
Allied Paper
6%
4
10
Allied Internat'l Investing cap
Aluminum
900
31 %
6%
1
Yzf/e convertible preferred
Allied
6%
10c
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
5
29%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Shares
of Prices
Low
High
Par
Canada
Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
Amer dep rets Aiper shares
All American Engineering Co_.
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
Sales
Week's
Friday
24
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Bange Since Jan. X
Shares
Par
OCTOBER
for Week
Range
,
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Week's
Friday
-
i
Laboratories
!
Common
1
4%
3
Jan
IIS
Feb_
J
J
'
Calgary A Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif
Eastern
Aviation
*
28%
28%
30%
34,500
10c
Inc
California Electric Power
$3J* preferred
$2 JO preferred
S%
2%
3%
25,000
18%
6,300
1
_
*r
cumulative preferred
Oplvan Consol Oil k Gas Co__:
OMtuha Fire Insurance
Canada Cement Co Ltd
•%# preference
common
54%
3%
see
aa
page
31.
54
54%
3%
32%
33
100
3%
300
Jan
13% Jan
32% Oct
3%
8
A
33
9JI
34%
"
34%
34%
"
Oct
18% Oct
62
Sep
50
57
v'
Duro Test Corp common."
—1
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co——2——
Dynamics Corp of America.^..:
2_l
Jan
51% Sep
-
Jun
.
3% Oct
'
Jan
4% Aug
200
25
Jan
33
4
Feb
10
Oct
Sep
5% Sep
25% Jan
35% Oct
29
30% Jun
300
Jun
.
.
400
—
-
38%
4%
-
28%.' 30%
-3%
4%
r5,400
11,700.
-'4%dan
3% Sep
4% Mar
15
3% Oct
22% Sep
30% Oct
Jun
19% Jan
2% Jan
Oct
-,10
-
-
A4% Sep
E
Oct
90,200
4
8%
»
*
1%
45
5«
5
I
18% Feb
55% Apr
Z_i
-
For footnotes
18
50
Campbell CUibougamau Mines Ltd—1
Canada Bread Co Ltd
18%
50
"
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
—10s
Duraloy (The) Co.
1
Durham Hosiery class B common.!.—?
.
Eastern
Malleable
Eastern
:
States
'-$7 preferred
•
_1
Iron
Corp^
i
series A—i
$6 preferred series B—
38
-25
2—;__1—*
—*
30
30
•
39%
250
30%
Jan
32'/4
1,500
13%
Jan
Oct
42
33% Oct
189
-
Sep
175% Sep
i
1
I
i''
j
1
Number 5789
188
Vohinrt
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1741)
—
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Slock Exchange
Price
Sale
of Prices
Par
Low
Edo Corporation class A
x—
Elder
Limited—
Snare
&
Electrographic
EL
Inc..:
19
'———5c
;
t>%
EUreua
v;.:
Line
12'A
12(4
Cigar
19(4
19(4
k_*
49(4
48(4
50(4
2%
29,200
174
Jan
374
Sep
international
—5
13(8
1374
1474
liVa
3 Va
407a
«
Jan
1474 May
4(4 Aug
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90'4
Jan
43(4 Aug
574
Jan
9(4
Jan
300
5*,a
Jan
9 %
1,000
'ii
12,000
21 (a
230
Vh
l
20
1174
127a
2,100
39 V*
30(4
39(a
43,000
13J/a" 14
iiV
6 >4
V'- 6(4'
V
Ford Motor Co Ltd-
'
-
~.
834
•
Gafiheau
174 Feb
5(4
Jan
9,200
6(4
Jan
7(4 May
874 Oct
4,200
97a
22,000
e i.'i
17
K
17 a
39(4
41,200
;; 6 (4 Apr
68
Jan
110(4 Oct
Jan
112
Oct
lit
us
Feb
6
2 (4
Sep
Sep
7
Feb
100
3(4
17(4
357.4%." 36(4'
18".
1674
^General Stores
17a
corporation—~1
General- Transistor
Corp J--—-——25c;
Georgia Power $6 preferred
8,700
l—*
29
Consolidated
„_10c (
Producers
2(4
Gulf
•
<fe
Jiall
■
8(4
18(4
(4
Jan
16(4
Jan
21(4
Apr
900
21
Jan
28(4
Oct
Feb
Invescors
Inc.J
Hazeltme" Corp—-—
Hccla Mining
200
6
Jan
774
1,300
5
Jan
1174
Herold'Radio
5(4
10(4
200
Jan
1074 Aug
1774 Aug
2'/a Apr
20(4 May
1,400
474 Mar
9
100
,
2.300
L74
Hofmann-Industries
10c
8
.
(a
147a
11(4
_5
Hoover Ball
Hofder's
&
Horn-&
5%
preferred
3074 Aug
" 8(4
1,800
86
Jan'
-
1474
2,600
67(4
12(4
3,900
16(4
22
1,000
414
4-] ft
9,700
4674
45
4
7,400
.
100
1074
100
Oct
Jan
80
Mar
Jan
2374 Sep
5(4 Jan
Jun
Maf
2
474
18(4 Apr
-.
Oct
674
25
Jan
-
Oct
May
85(4
14(4
1,300
7(4 May
10(4
Jan
30,400
6(4 Aug
17(4
: 1374
274
1474
Sep
18(4
'18(4
1,900
29(4
1,400
274
14
-
18(4
29:
^
8^4
6074
274
274
3(4
-
-
k-3-3a
574
700
-3(4
3y« Feb
Jan
2
2074
Jan
2974
2
74 Mar
-
Oct
374
Feb
Oct
_
2,000
1474 Jan
23(4 July
14(4
22(4 July
3474 Oct
500
57a
Jan
100
1974 Mar
174
l3a
17a
400
17
374
3(4
374
6,900
50(4 Jan
4374
45 (4
3.900
114(4 July
10:,a
9,600
27
Jan
35
Jun
510
96
Jan
102
May
66
Sep
—
* ;
'—a.—* '
i.
45(4
-
*
'
10(4
10
2774
.
100
27(4
.—5
-
28
99
100
..
80
—*
22
Feb
43(4 Jan
56(4
136
-
Oct
Apr
2374
4(4
74(4
Oct
8(4
Oct
i
2.5o
4!a
;
__15
1934
Jafi
8(4
Jan
-4(4
-i9(r
4(4
5,400
8,500
7(4
Jan
1474
2i
..4
1
Hygrade Food Products—i
-
900
4(4
23(4
Feb
23s4
•4
1,200
15 Y»
Feb
2274 Aug
143* Oct
Sep
.;
American dep
rets
ord reg___i
ifl
8*4
-
IndustrialFor
Enterprises
footnotes
Inc
see
page
—__1
31.
23a
/
2
2(4
9
-
2(4
83a
'*■
200
6,800
4,300
Maine
Public
Tiro
~7T4
674
1974
1974
9(4
87a-.
874J 8(4
9(4
1,700
3
2(4
9,400
.
3
500
Oct
(A G)
Menasco
Co
&
Johnson
Mead
Island
Mesabi
Iron
Michigan
55
26 74
2774
5(4
Feb
6(2
Sep
1,000
1574
Feb
11(4 Oct
v Aug
13
74 Jan
V"
Jan
1(4 Oct
20% May
2,300
1374
Jan
110
30%
Jan
T674 Sep
69% May
8,000
1374
Jan
28(4 Oct
974
97a
5,900
6
9(4
974
1,800
7% Jan
1774
Co
Hone
Oil
1874
2,209
1374 Mar
1874 Oct
33(4
31
3374
Jan
35 (4 July
54%
25,500
6,709
22%
47(4
Mar
54(4 Oct
—1
5574
55%
5774
2,400
43%
—1
1
5(4
5(4
574
7,200
9(4
9(4
9'/a
300
1lit
w*
6,600
_1
42%
3674
45(2
18,700
——5
1674
16
17
3,500
21
21%
5,900
—
1'
1
^
Piping
Wohl
—
common
conv
8
*
It
Jan
(4
4(4
2074
4(4
5
2,000
1(4
1(4
1%
1,900
19(4
300
8% Jan
3,109
2074 July
23% Oct
5
.
Oot
174* Apr
Aug
12
Aug
1274
10(4
127«
1274
300
11(4
10(4
1
10'/a
11(4
ny8
50
Jun
12% Aug
600
7% Jan
15% Jun
2,300
20% J&n
9
.
11
Mar
8y* Jan
10
U7n
11(4
5
2274
223/4
1174
23 y2
50c
—
common—
,
IV* Jan
107/4
Oct
6% May
10% Aug
1 % Oct
45% Oct
Jan
24(4
50c
—
60%
Jan
1
preferred—*
Co
Co
Jan
4% Jan
15'A May
15
May
3(4 Mar
1
Corp.,
Petroleum
33
10
common—,—
Corp $1
10 %
13
"
5474
Mining Corp Ltd
Sugar
3Jf Jan
Sep
May
Jan
*
—5
Co—
Ac
974
974
——1
5(4
5(4
574
2,100
14(4
1374
14 y4
400
974
Jan
250
9974
Oct
1774
13 % July
Jan
26
Jun
6
Aug
35
Oct
4% Mar
32
preferred——50
Mining Corp of Canada
*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd—_10o
Mirro Aluminum Company...
10c
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd——
1
Molybdenum Corp of America
1
convertible
Jan
15% Oct
,
102
102
104
Apr
2674 Sep
%
74
"ll
3,500
2674
26(4
27'A
10,400
16
Feb
1574
is3*
ley*
3,200
6
Feb
86
Warrants
86
85
Sep
94
90
Oct
100
May
89% Feb
93
jwt
165
Jun
j* Jan
I V*
Feb
31% Jun
19%, Jun
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
4.80%
cumulative preferred
100
preferred series B—,100
cum
preferred series C
—100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
10
,
4.50%
Chemical
1
Co——
145 (4
Mt
6%
Mount
Mills
Vernon
States Tel
Mountain
—.—4
preferred
cumulative
Muter
Company
10V* Oct
.11% Sep
50
46% MO
274
274
100
37% Jan
2
Apr
97fe Wb
1474
1774
7,700
374 f4b
1774 Oct
135
Sep
6% "Oct
17(4
13074
1
""13
74
r674
74
2674
2674
28'A
28
28
29
50c
common-
Oct
7,100
100
& Tel——
—
144
11 Va
46 VS.
130(4 132
6y*
Inc
110
Jun
1074
2.50
Inc
Rights w i
TV
145(4 146
.
45(4
10V*
Investors participation pfd—*
Clemens Metal Products—1
1,350
5%
May
11274 Jan
15,300
774
30(4
ey*
17,300
18%
600
7%
30
(Set
I V*
ft Apr
21 Va
Jan
Jan
Sep
39% Aug
29
574 Jan
18% Jan
2(4
.oat
,
Jan
300
5%
574
12,100
1,590
1,500
790
18'A
7(4
30
A
10
■
v
OCt
VA Oct
31 %
•
Sep
6% Sep
Bf
Nachman Corp
10
—
13% Apr
2%
1^ Mr
3% FW
Apr
Jttly
Namm-Loeser's Inc
1
Napco Industries InC
;
National Alfalfa Dehydrating
1
574
5%
3,500
•%
3
774
7%
1,400
6
Apr
1
4%
474
12,300
3
Jan
5
1
174
1%
200
174 Jan
.'■I
2874
100
Milling Co
National
Bellas Hess common
National
Brewing Co
(Mich)
National Casket Company
National Electric Weld
National Mfg &
National
Machines
Stores common
Industries Inc
Rubber
2y8
9,900
9%
9%
974
1,300
4,300
12(4 Apr
1074 Jan
1374
-
16%
16%
700
13
40%
700
36
"874
"874
National
-*
10c
1
21% Abf
1(4 Jan
9
Jan
1,400
13(4
20
common
~1\%
40%
National Telefilm Associates
JAfi
30% Oct
11% J*h
20%
2A
—-
4
874
4
21,500
200
Apr
Sep
2174 Apr
§74 Apr
3%
Apr
Jan
9% Sep
Jan
2074
—1
Machinery—
Products
National Steel Car Ltd
Transit
1
1
25c
2
17
10
common—1
Research Corp,
Starch
:
5
Petroleum Ltd
Presto
10
&
—
91(4 May
Apr
32,900
1874
common—
Co———
States
4(4%
Jun
% AUg
4% Jan
Jau
*
preferred—
Middle
7%
3
Mfg Co—,—
Refrigerating Co
Merrill
G'/n
16 Vo
50
2774
—
Inc—
Merchants
National
82 y2 Aug
12(4 Mar
5974 Oct
33
1174 Sep
BV* Feb
"
£1
Mays (J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
McKee
1574
55
5
Co
Ltd
Co
Industries
National
5
1(4 Feb
1074 Jun
International Marine
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Maule
16
1
7 '/a
20
*
Rubber
<te
Communication
1474 May
13
,
1,800
Y2
—7
Oo__—
Service
974
10c
;_50c
Mangel Stores common,
Manischewitz (The B) Co
4974 July
39(4
Feb
11(4
12%
Jan
8,900
2,100
Jan
12(4
Mrtges Sporting Goods_*«—
Magna Oil Corporation—
374 July
Feb
2(4
2%
1
12
11(4
12 '/2
yrucks Inc warrants
National
Imperial Oil (Canada- capital stock.. .*
Imperial*Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit k Ireland—II
Indianapolis Pwr & Ligiit 4',i pfd—100-
6,200
M
Macfadden Publications Inc——_1
Mack
National
Imperial-Chemical Industries—
iy2
19'% Sep
774' Apr
Aug
41(4
j!5
*
Securities——
-
174
6% Se p
2974 Oct
13(4 Jan
.
24 y» July
Murphy Corporation—
——*-1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
,—5
Muskegon Piston Ring common
2.50
Muskogee Co common..,
.—--10
4574
Jan
24(4 Oct
100
—2
—
—
Muntz
Apr
2y2
250
174
Co——1
Oct
31(4 Jan
3(4
574
July
850
61(4
'
2
2,300
.9
-
60(4
180
18 y2
2%
574 Jan
27
Moody
14-*
3,100
12,600
18
14% July
45(4 May
41/a' Oct
3,200
Montrose
8T
.274
4%
2974
Jan
Jan4
1074
9(4 Sep
Apr
274 Aug
11V*
27 V4
3
Feb
*
HurtkLock & Manufacturing Cou
i
674,»Jaii
Feb
24
14
—10
common
;.
474 May
49(4 Sep
—15
s—*—~L—
HydrometalS Inc.._i
"
84
.
*-
L_—.-.
Hubbel* fHarvey) Inc common.
Humble Oil & Refining
1
Hydro-Electric
Jan
11(4
1*
—*
Hardart Baking Co.
Horo. &>■. Hardart
Jan
74
^——1
& Co—
cPhe)
3(4
2674
4-(4> Oct
-
39
70
27(4
Midwest
200
-14(4' 14(4
——2.50
Bearing Co
Inc.——
HormeMGeo A)
~4V4
1
preferred—-——10
7% Aug
4(4 Oct
»,
.
10
Miller
500
14(4
4574
:Z:
3,300
38
8,300
10
Sep
21(4-
'
474
A.
13%
34
1
Inc-
Lynch Corp
Jun
2(4
600
Inc—^25c
:——
1374
1-Ir74 Sep
37% Jan
374
63(4 -.63(4
774
21(4
;
Corp ————1
Ine_^—
25c
class
33
9., 1' Jan
4 (4 Jan
600
674
6974t-73
..
6974
common—il'——..
Ltd
33.
-
300
19,000
3(4
Sep
174 July
11
1474
274 Mar
25
1(4
33
...
.—25c
Inc+————t
—
53(4
....
Gold Mines.J
,_;_5
Corporation—.—L.,—^——60c
Hoiopbane Co
(V
Aug
1074
5874
274 Mar
pfd—TOO
1———
—
1074
f
1374
Sep
1,600
53
Jan
16
500
3
Inc,———
(R G)
2
3074- 33(4
27
xl3(4 xl4JA
174 July
Mid-West Abrasive
32
17% Sep
19(4 May
*974 Feb
2 '/a July
Oct
5,800
1374 Jan
300
7,800
64(4
2074
474 Apr
1,900
235,900
Jan
19
1,900
17
24
474
56
19(4
eyB
ley*
24
474
Micromatic
-
574
(4
574 May
7V« Jan
674'
Midland
,
*
Co_^
6
16
1774Mar
Jan
674
Sep
7
Sep
Oct
3%
374
10(4
11,800
6%
4(4 Jan
374
21(4 July
3174 Sep
2074
Jun
14%
674
Jan
1,900
19(4»
•
25c
Electronics
&
OIL Co
Oct
3(4 Aug
1574 Oct
25(4 July
44(«4< 4574
1974
Hollinger- Consol
Class* B-
1474
5(4 May
12(4 Jan
45 (4
Hoffman* International
Home
4(4 July
Jan
167,200
:
Products ;Inc_.*—ilOc
Electric
Holly .Stores
Jan
31,800
374
174-2
Higbie Mfg Co common——u——1
.
Jun
•
9(4 Oct
Jan
i
Highway; Trailer Industries
Hoe (Rf & Co Ine common
Holly
x30
Jan
374
i
preferred
——i——100
& Co common
—1
Class A
Jan
674
8,200
1,500
14(4
Marconi
Oct
400
4>A
56 V*
2(4 Aug
Aug
x574
14 (4
Feb
2774a-29(4"
174
Henefy Holt
Gallon
574
5874
133
18
8
Exploration——30c
Lunkenheimer. (The) Co_^_,——2.50
Jan
50
May
Jan
474
Shipley
Jan
17,400
,
Sep
6% Aug
Sep
2(4 8ep
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co——.«—1
1(4
i
;' 9(4
4,v.
3 H!
2
474
cumulative
5,,
■
123(4
4
2,000
4y8
414
Liberty Fabrics of N Y_-
10,700
5074
2(4
500
50c
Refineries
Tourneau
Mansfield
Feb
2(4
1,100
Corp common,——25c
common...
Oct
2(4
12 %
Jan
374 Jan;
———25c
Inc
Class A
445
30(4 Jan
——
;
& Co 5Vz'j>
fW E)
Hevi-Duty
Sep
274 Aug
3774 Jan
21
1074 Jan
12
974
3%
5
1.070
11(4' 12
28
^
—lii<;
1
Extension University—
Salle
Jan
3,500
17(4 Mat
16%
5
5
241
.
12(4 Mar
V*
5(4
1174
10
Inc———
Metal & Thermit Corp
_-—l
common
Co,,—»
Industries
2,325
'
27a
J—1—1
Co.——.
Helena- .Rubenstein
.
67a Mar
1 (4 Sep
77 a
18 (Tv 18 (4
374
2
Industries Inc.—
Hitvana-Lithographing Co
Hazel Bishop Inc—-—
4%
Jan
500
Hastings Mfg Co.-—_.v —i—2
Hercules
Oct
900
174 Mar
13% Sep
100
100
2(4
Michigan Chemical Corp——
1
Michigan Plating <te Stamping Co——_1
——
Hathaway
La
Sessions
&
9
45,300
2,300
Feb
16'A
5
Lithium
1074
110V4
••
Light——1——25
Hartferd- Electric
Hellef
Jun
.I-
5(4 July
% Jan
Jan
iTr Sep
20
1174
1
7
"774
5,600
2Va Sep
3
20(4
—1
Oct
.*
13(4
174 Jan
4,800
16(4
20(4
Foundry Corp
1
Corp of Delaware—*—5
Lakey
Lamson
774 May
5
50
xl2 (4
15% Sep
3% Jan
2% Jun
1,300
75 pesos
—
Apr
4844
'
Harbor-Plywood Corp— i.:—l—1
Harnisclifeger Corp
L_-_—10
Har'field Stores Inc:-.
——1—.t—.1
Harvard
Apr
10174
v ;.
•
Co—Ix—
Lamp
107
Inc
S A_——
Mines Ltd
;cy 174
174
7.500
X1274
Lamson
Leonard
Industrie^—
a
Shores
Le
& Alabastine—_.———* '•
•
Consolidada
Lake
20(4 Sep
....
3(4 Aug
*1(4
37a
American Machine Co_l10c
B
La
17(4
131(4 132
■
1
;
H
L'Aiglon Apparel
JUii
27u
yz
Oct
,
12% Apr
16(4 Oct
S
Jan
1% Feb
1
Feb
440
474
ill
1—33(4c
—
15(4
-
2
4(4
5
X1474
'. 2474 ' 2474
-.
174
Knott Hotels
900
V.■
VA Oct
102(4 Sep
'
Klein (Sj Dept Stores Inc——
Kleincrt (I B) Rubber Co
—
Oct
1574
Jan
10(4 Jan
11
Mar
100
(4
1
1
1,100
408-"
2,000
~4(4
20c
-1.000
-2(4
.
—————.50c t.
'
Kirby Petroleum Co—*—
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
20
13174
-il_—-9c
Land
States
Common-
4,200
; 2
f
Grocery Stores Products .common.—.5
Guild Films Company Inc——110c
Gypsurrfc. Lime
174
&
49 (4
,6%, preferred series A—-—i
„30
Hydraulics,—: ————r50c
i
1(4
Lodge
.
Greer
Gi'iesedieck Company
1(4
Louisiana Land &
1(4
Inc.l—_GOc
Leases.
8.600
11(4 Sep
19
Sep
■
Jan
274 Feb
700
274
Jan
7(4
r-r
1
.
13(4
2(4
Apr
436
„_1
Financial Co—
Western
15%
12(4
974
9'74
774
26
1574
774
.
274 July
2074 July
1574
6,100
10
»Va' Sep
Feb
18(4 Jan
"274
—
-
10,600
-
Aug
118
.
29% May
874 July
Kennedy's Inc —4*-*..
5
Kidde
(Walter) «fe Co,.
—2.50
I^inrArk Oil Company—.^—a.-—10c
Kingsford Company
—1.25
Kingston Products
1
Oct
1
28(u
6
% AUg
300
12
Sep
Oct
474
4(4 Sep-
900
26
2674
11(4
17
18(4, 19(4
2774: 28(4.
2 V* Aug
3,100
2574
18
474
18 (4.
14% Jun
274 July
.
21,200
674
•
25
25c
——
107u
•
574 Oct
Jan
Apr
(4 May
5,800
1174
174
4'ifir Jan
July
17,100
1474
80% Sep
74
95
—_—1
—
(DelL
Lefcourt Realty
Feb
92(4
5,900
874
2i4
-
26
Co
Locke
,
Freehold
200
1
274
8
800
25
Kawneer
37(4
Jan
,:■.
5
Katz Drug Company—
Kawecki Chemical Co_—
19(4 Aug
1974
1
Western
674
Feb
,
~i—5
Gfeat
■13(4
674
Lear
74 May
17(4
15Va Mar
'
pfd—100
774
2
Great Atlantic & Pacific.Tea-T
' T
Non-voting common stock——*
1% 1st preferred—.—
:
-100
Gridoil
14,500
31,800
"
common——4
Great
1374
—
Kansas Gas & Electric 4(4(4
400
,.
Mines———1
Gteat Lakes Oil <fc Chemical Co
Industries Corp
:
4
Kaltman (D) & Company——__50c
16(4
-
1974
Manufacturing Co 1L—1674
Grand-Rapids Varnish —'
Manufacturing .Co.
Great Amcr Industries Inc..
-2,4
1674
1774
Products Corp cl A——10c
Goldfield
Gray
4 .774
2(4
;1
2(4 July
74% Sep
8 % Jan
K
1474
Inc————'1——l
Gbrhan> Manufacturing
774
^J_15c
Industries
Oils Ltd-——
„
v
Jan
38,200
Inc—.——10c
Jupiter
10
1674
Goodman
374
Corp of America Inc——-—1
Steel Chain-,
——5
14
10(4
Gold Seal
31/4
.;
374
4574 Mar
6(4 Mar
—:U—•
-
2,800
■?'
i
Glass
21(4 Aug
2174 July
Jan
100
Glen Alden Corp—i—"..
1
Glcnmore Distilleries class B—-----1
(Adolf)
174.
(4,-37'4
92(4y94
,4:i4 ■ 5
<•
Globe Union Co Inc—.—*
Globe Wernicke Industries———5
Gbbel
Sep
5 A Jan
Apr
1174
——9
common
21
X2974 May
16(4 May
900
1774
l(t
35(4
Giant Yeilowknife Gol<l Mines—1
—— —
Apr
174 Sep
3»/4 May
17(4 Oct
7 Feb
8(4 Jan
„L* •'
J;
pfeferred
Sep
7
12
3,300
187-6
*
,1674
200
174
common——-—1
Lanston
36(4
3,300
9J/4
1V4
174
5(9 Sep
11% Jun
374 Jan
Jun
4(4
Jan
May
4(4
common—50c.
5y8
9(4
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kruegcr Brewing Co_—
109 Va
114' Jan
300
20,900
'
Co
1
rets ord. rcg_J__i—£1
Corp
474
474
Corp.—
———5
Knox Corp class A—
—
1
Kobacker Stores—-—l—7.50
Mar
474
8,500
1874,- 19(4
3,900
39(4 Oct
Jan
Mar
4,000
3(4;
.
1634
187a
28
105
300
17a
-i
13(4
*
36(4 Aug
Sep
Jail
200
167-t
Pireproofing common'———5
Enterprises
j_—•-•___=>
(A Ct
15(4
2
174
3
General Indus
Gilchrist
5(4
4,000
'
"5(4.. *574.
Development Corp....———„1>.>
General Electric Co Ltd'—
'.
-
Gilbert
1(4 July
800
108
17a
preferred -L xi-J—25*
convertible
$4.60
4(4
_
4,900
„
12 V*
'
pfd-_100
—
11,900
39(4
108
1
Cnrpj;—>—
General Plywood
874 Sep
Aug
10 (4
1074 Aug
12 (4 Oct
574
!32r ^35
35
-GenCraL
American dep
Feb
May
974 May
1,000
?
2
=
.
® lun-'
.5744
common—;—ii—*
Co
General- Builders
General
SI I
i
a
574
—1
preferred
j,———100
Gelknaiv Mfg Co common...-.—-GeneraL Acceptance Corp warrants
General Alloys Co—
>
r/?
Jan
7
28 "■
400
105(4 108
5%
5
574
'2674 May
67
107(4
2
Sep
July
1474 Oct
7(r Jan
1,900
1
Kaiser
Jun
r
12(4
2,000
2(4
5
1
Oct
G
•
Power
May
Jim
10/:A* 10
-974.
Fuller""(Cteo A) co:__-t__t—-----5*"
•
39(4
18,900
It;
-11%
•
.■.American dep fcts oi-d rcg—T——£1 V,
Head Brewing Co—.;———.1.25 1
<Tlie) Company
15
Jan
(4 Oct
8(4
8%"
7
Fox
Fl-esnmo
Jan
v
.
.
Co
Sep
1
1,300
4,700
8'
*8%
10(4
274
Corp
100
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc_lc
74 Jan
.
13
;
1(4-
'%7W-
734
8%
————2.50
non-Voting———————*'
voting!"—_—— T——
A
CTass.
Class B
.
9
19(4
Motor of Canada—••
Ford
Jeahnette
14 (4 Mar
32
25
"lVa
5»/2
10(4
——
.
"14
57b
274
Oil
Jetronic
11%
1——10c-.
Inc.
Jan
Apr
it
Israel-American
29
Apr
10 %
Irving Air Chute
%
1
Flshmati.(M H) Co "Inc——niunUt.-—1
Flying Tiger Lin^ Inc—r,_—_i—1—~1
'
7
Iror-rite
Sep
y ;a
8(4 July
Inc_;
Sep
Jun
978
13
64
774
19,100
8,100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing Vte__;
3,800
8*4.
.
Royalty^—.
2(4
10.000
12(4 Aug
32
—1
3374
8:4
1,800
%c
Investors
400
834
8%'
*
,10c
Oct
July
15,600
127a
Ilia
1774
102
Jan
.
Corp.-
Feb
Jan
Products
8(4
"
Flrtfr Sterling
A
10(4
92
5,500
3(4
83«
_1
19(4 Jan
1,500
„1
Machinery.*-..-—
3% Aug
5 V* Oct
Oct
113 *
Jan
18(4 Feb
Feb
25
International Pecroleum capital
9%
21
—
Financial General
Breweries Inc—
International
Oct
39-"'a
\
.—30
Faraday.Cranium Mines Ltd.——1".
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Oct
1274
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20
Jan
$1 or 25c
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10
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174 Mar
400
21,500
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Industrial Plywood Co Inc——25C
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High
19
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357a
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96
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Oct
liV May
;
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Par
for Week
Range
of Prices
185«.
934
S^eel Corp common——_1
974
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Jan
993i
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Friday
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stocks
National
Electric
Union
30c
Corp....,
New
m'ur
Co
New
Clock
Havea
New
Idria
Min
New
Jersey
Mexico
&
Pacific
Coal
New
Park
Co
North
18%
Jan
7%
Jan
17%
Jil
Jan
1%
1
1%
63,800
ft Jan
Class
North
13% Feb
1%
60,600
% May
2
2%
7,400
rr
Ind
Northspan
Metals
7%
7%
7%
4,500
3
3
3%
8%
8%
8%
20,500
3,900
25
33%
31%
33%
33
30%
33
2%
Apr
5%
2,000
Oct
6% May
8%
Oct
34% Aug
Aug
33
2,475
26
Jan
4%
4%
4%
3,100
4
Sep
5%
Jan
25
4%
4 Vb
4%
15,200
2%
Jan
4%
Sep
.—1
5%
5%
6
50
Co
4%%
Serv
Pub
Ltd
Mines
Uranium
Warrants
65
May
83% Sep
1% Oct
68%
180
85%
™
1
4% Apr
67%
™
pfd™100
4,100
87
180
2ft
2ft
2ft
27,600
lft
1%
1%
1%
1%
1 %
17,200
1%
—
18,300
Oct
6% Jan
.72
Jan
96
Apr
.10c
Sentry Corp
Serrick
Servo
%
1:»
"Kl
8
8%
1,600
5%
5%
700
5%
5%
6',11
1%
1%
2%
preferred
Sep
3,000
5%
Sep
7%
Apr
Hi!
28.300
1%
Jan
2 i7e Mar
11%
61.400
5% Mar
2%
2%
5,100
1%
9,400
12%
800
9%
9%
6,300
3% Apr
9%
Oct
8%
8%
3,100
6%
Feb
11 Vb
Jun
26%
Jan
38
12
~7%
12,900
"7% "_7%
3,500
32%
2,700
30%
2%
3
7 % July
33'A Oct
1,400
130
95
230
92
43
44%
125
Sep
34 »A May
—3
21
21%
300
17
1%
Siboncy-Caribbean Petroleum Co
May
Jan
3%
Feb
194%
Sep
10O
Feb
2% Apr
182
x174
(Del.)—_—10c
% Sep
Oct
Sicks
Jan
46%
21%
Jan
Signal
Oceanic Oil Company
Ogdeu
Ohio
Corp
Ohio Power 4 %%
Okalta Oils
_*
preferred.—
60% Jan
91%
93%
380
91%
lft
700
.
1%
Jau
lft Feb
Oct
101
95%
99%
2,825
2%
2%
1,300
1% Feb
3% Aug
3%
3%
100
3%
Jan
4% Aug
24% '
24%
24%
4,300
7%
Jan
24%
Oct
74%
70%
77%
1,550
40
Jan
82
Oct
17%
18
200
11
Jan
19
Aug
—1
o'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Securities
95-54
1
™_
3%
———_1
Corp.
50% May
102
7
™_
Electric
Oct
lft Sep
Oct
81
1
25
preferred
Omar Inc
Oxford
500
90c
cumulative
Overseas
2,800
46,200
80
100
Okonite Company common....
Old Town Corp common-.
40c
Apr
2%
13%
78%
•
Ltd
Feb
8%
2%
12%
78%
50c
—
common
2
2%
13%
1
_
common
class b
Co
Brass
3% July
13% Oct
3%
3%
1,200
2% Apr
Oil
Silcx Co
5%
1st
5%
25
5';'o
4.o0'o
redeemable
1st
4.50%
redeemable
1st
dividend
27%
27%
24%
24%
25
25
25.
24% x25
preferred
25
preferred—J25
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40
x30%
25
preferred
redeemable 1st preferred
redeemable 1st pfd series a
30%
25.
25
1st pfd
Silvray
4%
Sep
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
__«■
Tubes
Pan Israel
Oil
(C A)
29'/a
Jun
Soss
24%
Oct
27
Jan
South
Coast
24%
Sep
27%
Jan
South
Penn
22%
Oct
26%
24%
600
Jan
129%
preferred
—*
common™..™™—™™".
60
127
130
590
86
40
%
y<r
17«
%
92
107'%
84
Oct
102%
Feb
130%
,Aug
1% Mar
16'a
Apr
91%
Jan
28% May
4% Feb
13,300
Oct
4.48%
4.32%
3 % July
4.24%
22% Aug
%
Jun
%
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
5
15%
15%
200
14%
14% Feb
~5%
500
800
Perfect Circle Corp
1
Peruvian Oils & Minerals™
21
22
1,100
2.50
1
1%
1 0.
Philips Electronics Inc
:™™„„'
5
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co™..10 pesos
Phillips Screw co—™™
10c
16%
16%
Power* Corp of Canada common
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall Inc
1
*
,_1
13,500
6
2,000
5%
4%
5,300
1% Jan
10
9%
1
10%
ft
67%
21j-
4%%
;
of
preferred
2,500
1,900
900
67%
o
z
1,200
69%
655
11
3,200
i>
2
*
id
10
62
250
45
1,500
Jan
5%
18%
7%
Jan
Jan
22%
11%
12 %
8%
8%
Oct
Standard
Oct
Standard
Products
Oct
Standard
Sep
Oct
Oct
Jun
3ft May
July
47%
10%
1,700
8%
Jan
86%
87
28
28
75
20O
500
2,200
5%
3,600
July
82
Sep
20%
Jan
30
Jan
19%
Oct
3%
Sep
Oct
23%
24%
2,900
18
18
18%
2,000
55
54%
11
Jan
56%
1,600
11%
123,8
5,700
6% Mar
22%
22%
500
—1
17%
17
17%
600
~~%
17
19,800
95
Feb
6%
_50c
36
25%
Oct
19%
Feb
57%
Jun
12%
Oct
22%
Oct
18
Aug
Jan
1
May
1% Aug
«!;
4475
Jan
46
10%
Oct
9%
10%
10,800
7%
Jan
1
6%
10%
6%
•6%
Sep
Resistoflex
9,700
4%
Jan
1
25
20%
26%
13,100
19%
Oct
™..l
1
1
1ft
1ft
6,200
%
Jan
1%
Jun
Corp
Petroleums Ltd
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Gas
3
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rokeach (i) & Sons Inc
1
9%
1
4
500
pfd f_
._100
1
82
3%
3%
4%
5,900
83
80
4
7,400
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
Inc
£1
6
5%
1
13%
12
3%
3
11%
li~25
(Hugo)
Stone
Stop
&
Sun
b)
Shop
(s)
Sunrise
11%
3%
3 %
14%
8
100
500
6
8,900
14
5,400
3%
3,400
12%
5,800
31.
4
—™1
6%
6%
International
Inc
b
4,400
2%
Feb
4
6%
800
4JA
Apr
7% July
2 %
19,800
3,100
8%
300
22%
(Deli
1%
1%
6%
3%
Oct
Sep
Oct
Oct
3ft July
Jan
3
Apr
8%
Oct
Feb
5
Aug
Feb
13% May
24%
300
46%
Jan
71%
Oct
6
600
41/a
Jan
6%
Oct
Xl4%
400
6.700
22
24
68%
*6
69%
5%
xl4%
14
13
Jan
15
Oct
Apr
2%
15%
15%
600
13 % May
15%
Oct
15%,
15%
15%
100
12
Jan
16%
Oct
2%
2%
17,300
Jqn
3%
1%
18%
300
35%. 37%
1,500
19%
19%
500
15
Apr
44%
44
44%
300
18
Jan
—™a
14%
13%
14%
18%
*
———5
-™,
1
19%
600
15%
Jan
29% Jan
Sep
19% Sep
38
Oct
19%
Sep
Sep
47
16
8%
Jan
1%
Jan
3
Oct
Jan
16
May
Jan
21%
2%
3
18,400
13 %
3
25c
14
1,000
11
11%
July
Sep
1
20%
19%
21%
8,500
1
Corp
3%
3%
3%
2,500
3%
Jan
4% May
3
2%
3%
2,500
2%
Jan
3%
6%
6 %
8
14%
xl4%
14%
1,300
13%
14%
14%
1,700
12%
—._1
class
a
34
7%
Jun
2%
80
1%
4%
10
1%
26 %
Oct
1% July
3
Jan
10% Mar
Jan
4%
Sep
Aug
86 %
Feb
Jan
4%
Sep
12 % July
4%
7% Aug
Jan
14%
8%
Jan
7
Jan
14
Oct
Oct
Mar
Oct
Jan
4%
Sep
10% May
2% Jan
14%
™5
common™
-5
common
preferred
14,200
2% Mar
Feb
8% Aug
—10
Inc
,—7
Thew
Shovel
Co
8'a
6%
8%
74,800
2%
2%
2%
6%
5%
2%
2%
1
—10c
10
Tilo
Apr
2%
Jan
6 %
3.800
5%
Oct
8%
Jun
2%
15,800
1
Jan
3%
Jun
%
41,700
1,400
60
30.200
1 Vb
1%
1,900
1
30%
31%
5,200
19%
——1
16%
16%
17
1,400
Shipyards
20
_100
Corp
4 %%
Edison
preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Tower
Acceptance
1
Corp class a
1
class a—10c
Trans
Caribbean Airways
Trans
Cont
Trans
Cuba
Trans
Lux
Triangle
Industries
Oil
Co
True
Temper
Trunz
Two
85%
150
84%
Sep
96
2%
3.800
5
2,700
2%
Jan
2% May
5% Oct
1,500
9%
Jan
12% Aug
4%
11%
2%
4
Jun
% July
1%
Jan
Jan
7%
Oct
1,800
18%
Feb
24
16.600
13%
Jan
15%
Apr
29% Aug
19% Sep
2%
30,500
23
24
26%
28
19%
2,200
9%
8,500
9%
29,800
19%
9%
8%
8%
Jan
3%
7%
—5
Inc
1%
Jan
600
2,300
3
7%
Jan
Oct
29% Mar
*
:
Harrison
July
18%
10
1
from
Oct
42 %
10c
Corp
Inc
Guys
Oct
3 A
Sep
24
—
8 Vb
Jan
36%
26%
Cable Co
18% Aug
1,800
%
warrants—
Jan
Feb
38%
10%..
1
Conduit &
Tri-Continental
10%
37 %
f>
~4%
~2%
Corp
Feb
Aug
Sep
32%
85%
37'a
1
a
7
36
Jan
2
—50c
Inc
class
Jan
20% Jan
1% Feb
6%
Security Trust Co Ltd—*
deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd
4
34
deposit rets ord registered—£1
Toledo
Oct
Oct
% Jan
5%
Amer
May
27
57
33%
Amer
101
Feb
38%
30%
600
Jan
19% May
17,200
6%
14 May
ft Jan
6%
Roofing Inc
Oct
Sep
2
,—25c
Inc
Markets
Tliriftmarket Inc
Tobacco
1%
45%
2,400
24%
24
Jan
Oct
96%
60
Jun
8%
7%
x52%
24%
Jun
16 Vb
Jan
%
%
34 %
16%
3%
—"
Corp—;
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred—
Thorofare
1
—5
common
Chemical
1,200
Inc
Oil Corporation
Calgary Co
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd
Texam
Texas
Thiokol
43%
—
Inc
Industries
41%
_1
common.
41%
—1
™25c
common
Jan
Feb
Jan
7
—20c
Co
35
Aug
6% May
9
Oct
Jan
900
11,100
2%
Jan
4%
Sep
Unexcelled
Chemical
1,000
800
22%
Jan
34 34
Oct
Union
Gas
Co
3%
Jan
5%
Apr
Union
Investment Co
1,200
2%
Apr
4% Aug
Union
Stock
4%
21%
T
Talon
4%
4
Jan
2%
Symington Wayne Corp warrants—™
3%
"
15%
lft
Petrol Corp_.
34%
4
16%
8%
common—
4
™™1
Apr
2%
—1
33
4%
Oct
2%
common
4%
4%
Feb
62
—1
Co
33%
4%
17
Jan
1%
Corp
1
1
Apr
2%
Corp
Supermarkets
Sunset
Jan
13%
3%
Inc
Drug
5%
500
—i
Corporation
Ray
5,100
1,400
——-1
—10c
8% Aug
8%
60%
21%
,
Sep
Sep
July
15%
21%
_5
27
8>a
——1
—50o
™25c
Corp—
&
13%
21 %
common..™
Container
4%
Jan
Oct
15%
8%
ordinary——
_1
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum^-.
Ryerson & Haynes common^
page
7%
30c
common
see
14%
7%
50c
Russell (The f c) Company
Ryan Aeronautical Co
footnotes
14%
—1.50
.
Raceway Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd_.
Russeks Fifth Ave
ft Mar
co—■
1965
Roosevelt
For
s
iif
.50c
Iiidgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating
distribution
Field
(j
Stinnes
Sep
1
American
Stetson
Technicolor
-10
Roosevelt
Precision
Feb
7
1
Inc™——
Electric
Jun
%
1,550
85% Aug
2%
22% Mar
9%
common
cumulative
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Industrial Corp_
Reliance Insurance Co
Royce
Co
Tampa
7»
46
Rolls
&
Jan
Jan
16
—1
Corp
to Jan
(a)
250
5,300
Corporation
Sep
49%
12%
Valley
Stein
8,000
Inc——1
Instruments
Canada
12%
25 %
3%
Ltd——1
Mines
of
Co
200
11%
25
3%
1,600
b™_.
Steel
3%
12%
25 %
4% Mar
14
common——
Statham
Steel Parts
Television
24%
Feb
13%
preferredEnterprises Inc—
Tel-a-Sign
—10
x51
Sep
Sep
13%
16% Mar
x35
_™1
100
58
Corp
4%
4!;}
14
13%
Superior Tool & Die Co
28
May
45%
Corp—
Uranium
(The)
Statecourt
Stylon
9% May
10"% Sep
10%
14% July
6
58
convertible
50c
Stroock
Feb
22%
Grande
Stanrock
Sep
Sep
7%
20
Vtc extended
Inc
class
Tube
Starrett
Jun
600
„_1
Rio
Shares
Standard
%
9%
.
Jan
9% Jan
——1
Co
Standard-Thomson
7%
16
9%
-1
Co
20
1
Corp..
71.%
common
Richwell
Financial
Jan
$1.25 convertible preferred
Oil
convertible preferred-—
$1.60
Sep
16% May
45'a Jan
Reiter-Foster
Dredging Corp common—1
Forging,s Corp—,———1
Oil
(Ky).——_1g
R
Red a Pump Co..
Reis (Robert) &
Stahl-Meyer
Standard
12%
Jan
Sep
500
5Va
Jan
% Jan
4%
8% July
8% Oct
Corp
Brewers
4%
23% May
,
33,700
Rand
Aluminum Products comnion.5
18
Jan
400
9
79
79
79
2%
8%
Sperry
Sterling
Sterling
63
Jun
12%
Sterling
Oct
23%
—2
Oct
Jan
20% Aug
19% Oct
Pipe lineo—w—a_—™_, 1
Southland Royalty co—™'x..._.—™—5
Mar
2%
300
600
2%
55%
22
1,500
Jan
48
21%
7%
lft May
2
Jan
8%
12% Sep
36 %
Apr
24%
4%
1%
ft Jan
48%
Sep
warrants™;—
Inc__™
—___*
Oct
10%
Jan
21%
Jan
6% July
4% Sep
79%
42
900
Jan
Oct
13
100
22%
20%
Inc_™,
Apr
47
22
3%
Co
July
May
47
22%
20%
Southerh
%
56% Apr
4%
Jan
~9%
100
™10
Jan
1%
lft Oct
18
45
3%
Petroleum
'
800
q
Inc
Edison—,
20%
Class
International
Sep
17,500
11%
19
Reading Tube Corp
37%
Jan
5%
600
48%
Raymond
31
7%
6% May
61%
Oct
1,600
35%
7%
32,800
18%
common
35%
Oct
r
3%
65,700
45%
Corp
35'a
20%
300
7%
%
18%
Co
—12.50
common
Oct
12%) Jan
-■r
4%
7ft
46%
Packing
Co
20'i;:
Spear <fe Company™—™-——™10c
14%
3
Rapid-American
Oil
19%
—1
8
4% May
800
Spencer Shoe Corp—™—™——_1
6%
™5
Rath
9%
Apr
Jun
14%
Pyle-National
Quebec Lithium Corp.
Quebec Power Co
—1
common
8%
20c
common
Apr
1%
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com
Co
Sep
2%
,
2%
Colorado—
cumulative
ft
36%
10%
,
6% Mar
59%
10%
Vi
6%
Jan
1,450
79ft
43%
44
4
Jan
2,100
76%
1%
2%
1
Service
4,100
31%
10
10c
Public
2,400
9%
79%
__1
Providence Gas
Jan
10%
Pressed Metals of America
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd.
___1
11
9%
Progress mi'g Co Inc
Prophet (The)
Company
._
Apr
ft Jan
4%
59%
2.50
16%
5%
-
common..™™
18
Jan
9%
25c
1
4% Jan
47
10,700
2.50
common
Jan
3%
Jan
Mar
16% Sep
15% Sep
Jan
6
__10
A.
10
5%
4%
__l
,™
111,
x
Jan
14
6
61
class
5 Yh
6%
Corp
Materials
4%
~5%
Co
Oct
12,200
8%
Southern
200
60%
Alexander
38%
7
35% Aug
8% Jun
8,000
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)_..20
&
Feb
6%
California
Standard
Products
27%
8%
California
Standard
Mining
10o
Corp™.2
4.08%
6% July
Polaris
Jan
38%
8%
Southern
7% Aug
Powdrell
Sep
3%
1
cumulative-preferred—™—25
cumulative preferred——25
10'a July
Poloron
7%
Feb
3%
38%
Jun
103
1%
14%
4.56%
Jun
97
4%
1%
Jun
Jan
common
Feb
1%
38%
25
25
convertible preference ——25
cumulative preferred——25
4% Feb
Scale
3%
9,900
—5
preferred
convertible preference.
9% Aug
Pneumatic
7.200
2%
52%
93%
1%
*
6%
%
2
27
4%
50
618
Jan
,_l
1 Bol
;™.
~g%
5,300
26
600
Ltd
40%
Sep
9%
Mines
43% Aug
39%
Aug
9%
Gold
148% July
39%
Paper Mills-——_*
—,™—-
Mar
32% Jan
—-1
co—
2%
Inc
30% Jun
16% Mar
95
24
60(1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co__
3,400
24
9%
Pioneer
50
31
50
21,100
,_l
28%
30
5%
™™_
34
34
28%
500
2.50
Inc
Oil
Jan
1,000
5%
"
Products™
Industries
8%
51%
i
Pierce
3,000
24%
33%
1
10%
25%
5%
™.
9%
24%
1.300
Corp
10%
51
1.000
Aircraft
5,000 fr
Publications—
ft
25
2,700
Piasecki
4%
24%
32%
...
3'A Jan
25%
7%
■
2,700
cumulative
6
™
4%
4.78%
™2
™
4%
Jun
86
*
Co
4%
96%
14%.
(The)
%
—25c
3%
Mar
Oct
7
Traffic
V4 Jan
85%
5%
Penn
ft Jan
7,800
Corp
Southern
7'/,,
Peninsular Metal
9.300
15
60
23% Jan
5%
Pep Boys
400
15
%
86%
60,600
100
2
Oct
2%
%
u
5%' original preferred—-ft™—.25^
4.88'» cumulative preferred
25
97%
2
Sep
31%
2%
%
Jun
21%
.™_„™_,
35%
~2%
1
Inc-
Oct
13 %
1
2 1
Oct
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
Apr
Sep
Aug
10c
™
Corp
Ltd-™-,—
Manufacturing common.
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp —_™„™1
Ltd
55
99
""
Canada
Jan
(Howard)
Patino
of
54
36
Oct
96%
Class B
32
25
87%
19%
Parker Pen Co class a---.
8,600
43
660
19 %
lc
42%
88%
2,500
,™
40%
31%
Jan
-21% Aug
2,100
2%
.
Company
40%
a—.
class
Sep
Jan
87%
92 %
vtc™2 Bol
vtc™
Park Chemical
2
Apr
Feb
1
86%
88%
100
Pantepec Oil (c a ) Amer shares
27%
Manufacturing. Co_™—
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered. —.—..£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telcv Corp.,-10c
Sonotone
2%
common™
100
Singer
Apr
~2%
pfd™.
31%
Venezuelan
30 %
;—l
Ltd™
Pacific Power & Light 5%
31%
convertible
$3
Sinclair
Aug
25% Sep
27
_1
Airlines™
Pancoastal Petroleum
22%,
31%
Mines
Simpson's Ltd
Smith
21% Sep
cum
Pacific
24%
Apr
Simmons-Boardman
700
22%
%
Simca American Shares
2,000
22%
7,000
Lighting
Apr
25
preferred™
♦
$4.75
dividend preferred
$4.75 conv dividend preferred™™™*
$4.36 dividend preferred™™™
*
Page-Hersey
,
22%
ft
Precision
Silver-Miller
33%
30
900
28
%
common-—
Silver Creek
Aug
4,600
30%
15
Gas Co
&
Slick Airways
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5 % °/o 1st preferred
10c
Ltd.—™™——-—*
Breweries
Oct
Jan
4%
24
600
13%
43
Nuclear Corp of Amer a
Oct
Oct
Jan
1
8%
100
Corp of America common
Sep
9%
27%
Canada™—™™_*
of
Sep
1%
Jan
93%
Sherwin-Williams
Oct
2%
9%
12
—*
—
—.
Feb
11%
Apr
3% May
9
July
% Apr
8% Jun
ft
%
10c
4ft Feb
3ft Feb
Shoe
6%
% Jan
31%
Shawinigan Water & Power™™™,—
Sherman Products Inc
.——1
Sherwin-Williams common..——™25 x174
4%
1 Vs
9%
9%
11
Jan
%
7
213,500
5
July
July
23% Mar
Jan
9%
Mining-—.
21
4'A Jun
27%
%
1
21 1
Sep
12.500
8%
5%
Oct
21% Aug
200
6%
common.™™—
Deim
22%
24%
of America
—.r™l
Inc„™———20c
Leather
Seton
Shattuek
22 %
22% May
17%
200
9
class b
Corp
Corp
Apr
17%
17%
26
Scrvomechanisms
Sep
Sep
7%
19% Aug
17%
*
™
21%
Feb
5.200
——1
Bros Inc
Apr
7
19
1
Corp General™——
(The) Corp™™—
Sceman
8%
—™1
Airlines.—-
Inc
Securities
Seeburg
Oct
2%
Apr
Jan
26
Mar
lft Jan
1% Jan
4% Jan
"lft
10
Penn
Western
Seaporccl
58% Aug
*—1
Ltd—;—
Oils
Northeast Airlines
Northern
Seaboard
17%
39 %
1
10
b
Canadian
Apr
11% Jan
100
1
North American Royalties Inc
North
July
Jan
400
lft
•
Paper Corp™,—™——
1%
200
Jan
Saxon
™25c
_25c
-™i
50c
(Deli————
Inc
Sayre & Fisher Co
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd.
/if
1
2%
10c
Railway
Cement class a
Sep
15%
%
1
Inc
109
Savoy Oil
Oct
54
1
1
;
Southern
1%
15%
53
5.60%
Sapphire
lft May
53
1
*
Merchandise
American
Oct
8,800
10
10
13
17
preferred 5% series.™-20
preferred 4%% series .20
preferred 4.40% series„20
preferred
™20
Petroleums Ltd.™
~1
Oct
17%
18%
Cumulative
20,100
High
Apr
G,30O
12'A
Cumulative
Feb
24,800
1 ft
Low
17%
17%
Cumulative
Feb
lft
Apr
Range Since Jan. I
High
17%
Diego Gas & Electric co—
San
1%
17%
94
Low
Milling Co Ltd™_™16 pesos
San Carlos
3%
Apr
p Jan
20,800
*
Norden-Ketay Corp..
Norfolk
29%
15%
%
1
common
Mines
Lites
Noma
27%
17
Oct
lft Sep
lft
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd—
Nipissing
1%
Corp Ltd common™....™™*
Salem-Broslua inc™™—,—.—,—.2.50
St Lawrence
148% Jun
1
& Honduras Rosario™
York
New
ft
13%
Jan
125
19,100
.:
Oct
lft Jan
500
1
27 %
-1
Oils—_
Superior
now York
5% Jan
1,000
2,210
%
1
25c
Oils Ltd
York Auction Co common—*
New
1%
of Prices
s
Oct
31
29%
Mining Co._
Process
12%
lft
19% Jan
20c
Land—
Arizona
<fc
12%
145% 147
1
Co—.—-50e
Chem
2,500
'•
—
145%
1
Zinc™™_...——™™
New
New
...—100
.
Watch Co_
<fc
sc
Newt
New
Tel
29%
2%
Jan
1
20,900
29
12%
—-1
common—
Petroleum.—;—50c
Chamberlain
New England Tel <fc
2%
1%
%
29%
5
Neptune Meter common—™—
Nestle-Le
2
for Week
Shares
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
High
Lov,
High
-
Sales
Week's
Friday
24
(stocks
American Stock Exchange
>
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
par
october
ended
for Week
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
4% July
u
Corp
Yards
of
:
Omaha
8%
-
*
of Canada
18%
4
9%
20
18%"
9%
„
900
400
4Yb
.,,17
7%
Jan
10%
Jun
Sep.
19
Aug
Jan
19'A Jan
9%
Apt
25% Sep
i 88.
Volume
Number 5789
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1743)
;
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Last
<
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
-
Low
United Aircraft
Products
United Asbestos
8%
7%
.
6
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United Cuban Oil Inc
United Elastic
United Milk
Corp
10,500
5%
tf; 7U
5-ft Job
2%
7,000
34%
5%
common-
Oct
29
500
Oct
2% July
lVs Jan
36% Aug
6% Sep
Jan
3% May
United Molasses Co Ltd—
■
Amer
3—
dep rets ord registered
10s
United N J RR & Canal——-,—--100
U
S
Air
Conditioning
U S Ceramic
U S 'Foil
U
Tile
class
Corp
Co
Utah-Idaho
7
Jun
20
Jan
8% Apr
48% Oct
600
1% Apr
3% Sep
45
44%
48
2,900
31
_50c
3
2%
3
500
2
/ Jun
25c
1%
1%
1%
3,100
44%
42%
441/a
1,100
23 VB
22%
31%
22%
31%
31%
80
14
13%
12%
.14 Yb
23,300
——5
6%
6%
—
Sugar
:
4%
24
1% Sep
a German
AS f secured 6s
«
7s
common
Van Norman Industries
7% Oct
4% Mar
82%
200
78%
Apr
82%
38%
40 %
1,600
30%
Oct
4%
5%
2
7
4%
5
4%.
1
Corporation
1
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
4%
4%
4,500
2% Jan
3%
1,000
9%
300
2% May
8
May
2
*
—;
3%
"9%
.
9%
Oct
2103
included
Aircraft
3%
3%
700
2
Apr
4%
■_*
3
3
1,100
2
Jun
74
74
10
56
Jan
1
_1
Webb & Knapp IncJ
'Ls
$6 series preference———
Webster Investors Inc
Weiman &
32%
1%
10c
!
Company Inc
1%
3,800
1%
52,900
121%
220
1%
120%
120
23%
5
"
Is
Inc
v-*-
;
850
•%
.lit
i'a
16,100
% Apr
19 V4
19%
20%
3,300
9% Jan
19% Jan
39%
100
2%
2%
2%
500
5
15%
15%
16%
600
11%
12%
7,100
IO
1,200
5
10
12
.1
J
:
14
12%, 14%
20%
.preferred'—25
Wisconsin Pwr Ac Lt 4%% pfd——1100
Wood (John)-"Industries Ltd—
._*
—_—
Wood
Newspaper. Machine—
6
5%.
6
_1
19%
1
5,600
1%
Apr
450
93% Sep
25% Sep
12
Apr
22
:
.
15
13%
24
24
200
17
Jan
60%
700
39% Jan
.64
6%
6%
800
"1% "l%
"1%
y
18
Oct
.
Sep
10c
9
3,500
'.1,100
T% Jan"
17% Oct
18% Oct
9%
1,400
8% Apr
11% July
8%
BONDS
Interest
1%
.
Feb
Week's Range
Last
or
Friday's
mds
Range Since
'
Period
Sale Price
Rid As Asked
Low
A Amer Steel &
*42
Pump 4s Inc debs 1994—June-flee
Appalachian Eiec Power 3%s 1970^-June-Dee
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1996:
——Quar-Feb
89%
Boston Edison
88%
2%s
series
A
1970.
—June-Dec
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
High
Id
Jan. 1
.
Low
46
0,
41
82
J an-July
"25
1
87
First
Second
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
trials
Rails
Rails
10
Total
Util¬
40
83.00
85.60
82.92
86.74
86.33
83.06
86.72
86.40
542.31
145.59
82.07
186.82
90i32
85.95
83.05
86.71
86.51
540.72
147.02
82.28
186.96
90.32
85.91
83.05
86.69
86.49
Oct.
ities
Stocks
188.36
90.22
82.64
ities
Bonds
86.49
86.29
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock AvoragO^
(35 Stoclcs)
••;
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Bute'
Closing
Mop. Oct. 20—
96.07
Range for 1958
96.32 Oct 22
High
Tues. Oct. 21_
96.26
Low
Wed. Oct.
22
96.32
'Thur. Oct. 23
96.26
Range for 1957
High
95^07 July 26
r
96.14
Low
Fri.
Oct.
24_,
—
.72.25 Jan
2
71.50 Dec
24
BEG Index of Stock Prices
The
index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stock -for fhe week ended Oct. 17; 1958, for composite and by
39
77
10
42
-1958-
Percent
Oct. 17, '58
Composite
-Oct. 10, '58
Durable Goods
+ 0.1
<
-Lew
/
299.0
378.9
0.0
478.1
373.3 f
/
441.9"
+
0.3
441,9
332.2
503.5
—0.3
503.5
402.2
309.7*
1
440.5
502.1
—-—
309.6
0.0
309.7
219.7
:—in¬
utility
——
Trade, Finance and Service
Mining
184.2*
*New
High
Change
378.6
478.0
„
-
-478.1
378.9'"
.i——
Manufacturing
87
51%
major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
current year ore as follows (1939=100):
groups
+ 0.6
346.3*
155.5
0.3
346.3
263.2
347.2
261.3
+
345.4
347.0
184.2
—0.1
183.1
-
347.2
High.
96
82
53
89
100
115
'
10
65
85.73
50
88%
1120
88%
Total
Util¬
85.47
High
89%
89
;
10
90.06
Non-Durable Goods
American Stock Exchange
!
90.09
Transportation
Friday
t Ex-dis¬
'.i'.- "
187.68
6% Oct
Jan
18%
18
'
range),
of representative stocks and bonds
averages
15
Rail¬
£1
40c
year's
-Bonds-
20
30
'
1
in
'
daily closing
Indus¬
July
Aug
24
59
5
included
(not
187.37
i
13%
•6ft
h
cash
Ex-liquiclating dividend.
z
Jan
i
25% Sep
5s
'
dividend,
Transaction for
82.63
100% Feb
59%
:_2
Woodley Petroleum common
Woolwprth;(P W).Ltd—
Amer dep rets, ord Teg—
Gfr preference.,
_
Wright -Hargreaves Ltd——:
Zale Jewelry Co
;
"Zapata Petroleum Corp
r
Ex-rights,
10
14% Oct
;
8
Woodali -Industries Inc—
13%
15
y
-Stocks-
Oct
7%
Jan
650
20Va
-
40%
in year's range). d Ex-Interest,
Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
16% Feb
'
»,
May
3% Jan
g Ex-stock
range),
the
2% Aug
16% Oct
Jan
11% Jan
37%
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
July
41
50%
40
$38%
82.41
Jun
31%
Apr
1
'
51c
.
56%
43%
Stock ami Bond Averages
are
40% Oct
40
50
50
49
146.46
Jun
;
99% 101
—
.
21% Oct
38
year's
1% Jan
23% Apr
x25% Mar
35
-25
.
common
34Va
13
<_!
5%% convertible" preferred
Wichita River Oil Corp
Williams (R C) &,Co
28%
32
—
57%
146.02
% Oct
26% Apr
—1
Wickes 4The) Corp—
WilHams-McWllliams Industries
Wilson. Brothers-
Vb Jan
;
:
$52
543.72
Apr
28%
—10c
—
135
$80
$100%
544.19
% Jan
Feb
65
"
Oct.
93% Jan
4% Jan
OCt
—
147.29
Jun
A Sep
61
—
$80
*
546.36
ft Mar
600
10
—
I
—
White Eagle Internat Oil Co
White Stores Inc. common—.
Sep
$68
Oct.; 17
Oct.
3%
190
roads
Oct.
2
219%
trials
Sep
3
distribution,
in
Ex-dividend,
Date
23% Oct
Oct
4,800
T'.r
X122
26%- 27%
—20
Weyenberg ' Shoe Mfg
■
4
120
n
Sep
1% Sep
Apr
88 %
10
100
Oct
1 %.
Apr
2% Apr
1% Jan
1% Get
100
Coal
Westmoreland
3,800
.
90%
;4-H
Western Tablet & Stationery common.*
Westmoreland
:ia
■
90%
100.
3% Apr
16%
1,600
•
Oct
33%
Jan
13
107
2,200
1%
1%
/
Western Maryland Ry 7% lftf pfd
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord shares—
listed
26% Sep
,;
May
Jan
2,900
2%
24
100
3%
2
1ft;
ft
pfd
—
23%
•
2%
Rights
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western Leaseholds" Ltd-'
•
3%
.1
_1.25
11%
Wentworth Manufacturing™
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd-
8,200
1
1%
:*
(Del)-;
14% Jan
32%
Sep
74
1% Mar
100
3
24
30%
-30
Instrument Co_
500
3
24
1
$2 cumulative preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Inc_—i
Precision
3%
*
j
20
194
no sales beihg transacted during the current week.
■
'
SReported in receivership^
Abbreviations used above-—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons,"
consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
3% Aug
100
Co
—
Waltham
x
Below
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
7% preferred
Wait.t & Bond Inc
•''
$217
Bonds being traded flat.
$Friday's bid and ask prices;
w
Waco
~i
161%
-
A
" Feb
10
High
16
219% 219%
June-Dec
(70% redeemed)(Prov) 6%s 1949_
Ex-liquidating
(not
6% Sep
4% Sep
4% Sep
3% Jun
y-h-Ang
1947
Low
-s-j6
!^° ,l3ar. value-, a Deferred delivery transaction (not included
^
Aug
5
2,900
5,200
Jan
Jan
42
4%
warrants-
Vogt
Manufacturing
1,000
7
81%
5
i»47_.
Jan. 1
No.
$26
Sep
33%
_5
.
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
Vinco
6%
-1
—^
$4 convertible preferred
Jan-July
Range Since
Sold
High
$168
tribution.
7
1952
.'——Feb-Aug
f
4% Jan
7s
6%s
Bonds
Friday's
.—Feb-Aug
(Plan A) 2%5 2008
May-Wo»
Mortgage Bank of Bogota— :
A7s (Issue of May 1927) 1947
Jlfay-Nov
A7s (issue of Oct 1927)
1947J———April-Ocf
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972——.June-Dee
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2y8s 2008Mar-Sepf
Peru (Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
.Jaw-July
Rio-de Janeiro etmpd (Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-Jul»
•
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co___
or
Bid & Asked
Maranhao ^stamped
;
Valspar Corp
Sale Price.
(City of) Germany—
1939
A Hanover
48% July
16% July
Oct
Cons Munic
A Hanover
45% Aug
24% Oct
Jan
12%
Jan
ADanzig Port & Waterways
•
x22% Oct
3.900
6%'
51% Sep
1% Jan
39% Feb
8,300
1
15
..
Corp
4% Oct
Jan
10
Universal Controls Inc
Universal Insurance™
Universal Marion
300
24,600
_1
Oil
Jan
3%
3
_1
- Apr
2% Apr
46r»
44%
45
4% Sep
189
168
13,900
8
1
United Stores Corp common—
Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated
10
4%
8%
3
_1
__
Rubber Reclaiming Co
United States Vitamin Corp
3% Jan
'•
— —
180% 180%"
50c
:
—
B—
S
'
Last
Period
Low
9% May
8
•% Apr
;
500
6
Jan
1%
7,400
Interest
American Stock Exchange
High
27.800
34
:
Products
Low
iff '
Week's Range
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
8%
118
iff
OCTOBER 24
BONDS
Shares
High
8%
common
Corp
ENDED.
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR WEEK
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
135
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Delaware Lack St Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1993
A 1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5%s
conv debs
.
May-Nov
May
50%
50%
38%
1:97%
M&r-Sept
1967...
Jan-July
Guantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970Jaw-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6 % %
liq tr ctfs—
Midland Valley RR 4% 1963
April-Oct
138%
116
t45%
85%
1953 extended
to
1976—Jan-July
1st
1968
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
3 VaS
series
series
A
B
series
1973
—
_
series
F
G
H
1982.
series
Feb-Aug
J an-July
Western
91
85
88
I960.:
Newspaper Union 6s 1959
2
88%
4
122%
3
94%
Thurs.
Oct. 23_,
Fri.
Oct. 24
—
4,588,000
3,613,568
3,773,510
—
19,463,614
Total
$24,544,500
82%
—
^—^
—_
$1,537,000
73
101
1958
—
Total
Bond
Sale*
$5,885,000
4,918,000
4,339,500
5,472,000
5,467,000
$26,081,500
80
92%
100%
85
89%
85%
2
89 %
^/Government
Railroad and
88
$1,449~000
Total—.
$26,081,500
90
1
80
3
88%
100
32
95
105%
102
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
2
90
2
85
92%
91%
95
(No. of
48
73
Shares)
8
56%
1
101
93%
$5 %
69%
21
91
63%
101%
$102%
98%
8
98%
100
100% 103
9
68%
$844,826,930
»J2,540,000
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
110%
90
56%
1,029,809,600
$33,989,000 $1,084,288,620
54,276,020 ^
104% 109%
4
86
101
$73,000
40,629,430
; 804,028,500
24,544,500
-
-
93
90
$104,000
——
3—
1957
449,362,254
96
89
105% 105%
$105% 106%
lndustriallll-I-l."-
576,038,150
101
102
82%
$1,537~000
— -
—
Foreign1101161 Ba"k
1958
1957
93
87%
85%
95%
93
2
1
Jan. 1 to Oct. 24
20,804,199
86
Feb-Aup
—
19,463,614
;
Stocks—No. of Shares™—™
$87
68%
Bonds
Week Ended Oct. 24
U.
89
88%
56%
$364,000
330,000
298,000
263,000
282,000
4,041,500
5,209,000
5,185,000
96%
50
95%
89%
Jaw-July
June-Deo
June-Dec
June-Aug
94%
136
78
68
94%
$82
105%
3,503,320
Oct. 20
100 %
89
88%
88
101
Oct. 22—
92%
93%
95
Oct. 21
4,562,206
4,011,010
$5,521,000
Tues.
Mon.
United States
Government
Bonds
Bonds
102%
2
Foreign
Bonds
Shares
101%
26
85
$65
Apr-Oct
_Jan-July
_Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
91
100%
$84
Mff-i'vt
West Penn Traction 5 s
97
99
$86
4%s series J 1982
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
80%
—
$75
4%s series I 1982
Wasatcb Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
24
95
88
-April-Oct
Southern California Gas 3%s 1970
Southern Counties Gas (Calif.) 3s 1971
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%8 1970
United Dye it Chemical 6s 1973
86
123% 123%
Feb-Aug
1981
4%s
88%
94
$87
Feb-Aap
1979
3%s series
—Mar-Sept
_Jan-July
.
-Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1976
3%s series D 1976
3%s series E 1978
3s
83%
Feb-Aug
1973
C
91
86
85
Power Corp 3s, 1981
May-Woo
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62—Jan-July
3s
77
8
85%
and MisceL
No. of
54
Int'l
Bank
Railroad
Stocks
98%
139%
43
—
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
40
96
$101
94%
1971
Safe Harbor Water
2%8
49
$96%
1963
mortgage 3%s
1st mortgage 3s
83%
May-Noe
Jaw-July
April-Ocf
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
3%s 1970
1
.Jan-July
Public Service Electric St Gas Co 6s 1998
Jan-July
Rapid Electrotype 7s deb 1967
May-Woo
Ohio Power
33»/4
87
__
264
Wed.
New England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due
—
185
-
National Research Corp—
5s convertible, subord debentures
15
39
139%
101%
71 %
102%
95% 100
.
Mon.
Oct. 20_—
Tues.
Oct. 21
Wed.
Oct. 22
Thurs.
Oct. 23
Fri.
Oct. 24
—
Domestle
Bonds
Government
Bonds
$2,000
1,000
1,000
2,000
$88,000
124,000
112,000
157,000
1,182,415
1,138,990
1,069,510
1,131,330
1,279,290
$618,000
Corporate
Bonds
$6,000
Total
Bonds
$90,000
3000
127,000
7,000
120,000
159,000
$9,000
$633,000
137,000
137,000
5,801,535
Total
Foreign
Foreign
Stocks
__
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
ABaden (Germany) 7s 1951
Jaw-July
Central Bk of German State St Prov BanksAOs aeries
A
1952
AOs series B
1951
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
week Ended Oct. 24
1958
Week's Range
$185
$189%
$181%
High
Bonds
Sold
No.
Range Since
Jan. 1
Low
High
Jan. 1 to Oct. 24
1958
173,457,184
180,625,338
$198,000
$15,335,000
$9,608,000
121'222
1,366,000
1,937,00O
31»000
1,506,000
1,462,000
$633,000
$330,000
$18,207,000
$13,007,000
9,000
....
—
113
190
Total
1957
7,429,964
£'22?
Tvffffir
——
5,801,535
$618,000
Stocks—No. of Shares———
Foreign government
Foreign corporate—
—
1957
-
,
31
32
Tfie Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1744)
Monday, October 27, 1958
...
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
ENDED
OCTOBER
24
Sale Price
Boston Stock
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Par
Tel &
American
Tel
Albany RR
&
—
Boston Edison
Buffalo-Eclipse
Corp
Hecla
&
55%
198
26%
Feb
34 %
2,995
Jan
196 %
Oct
540
39%
Feb
63%
Oct
62
1,282
10
8% Mar
108
31% Oct
130
May
48%
Jan
Feb
53%
40
39%
Jan
56% July
53 % Oct
51
80
40
Jan
65
^1
17%
84
12
Jan
18 Vb
17%
18%
123
Jan
17%
2—_—
Shoe
U
S
Steel
Oct
59
5
—
9%
'•
■/
—
..
60%
205
44%
Feb
30%
32%
165
16%
Jan
28 %
--
30
1,160
Woolworth
62% Aug
34'% Oct
2%
Feb
15%-Oct
Oct
"13%
15%
911
14%
14%
45
13; J
Feb
Z5
Aug
115% 115%
25
84% May
116
Oct
30%
50
21%
84%
113
51%
%115%
30%
12%
—
4.84%
-<
>4,83
—
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•.
10
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IF
Feb
14%
_~16.M%
Westlnghouse
47%
49% Aug
59% Oct
1
—
;
July
57%
35% Feb
282
—
—
40% Jan
59%
*
Carbide
S
High
81
158
57%
—5
U
Low
56%
47%
57%
-1
Union
High
47%
—.7
—
Toledo
Edison
Range Since Jan. 1
for Week
56%
25
Studebaker Packard
Sep
5 *
Low
Brands
Standard Oil find)
Standard
Oil (N J)
Oct
167%
53'%
50%
17%
—10
.
,377
115'% 115'%
54% 55%
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Inc—,——
Copper Range Co
—
High
31%
59%
'
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—
——
Co
Cities Service
w
100
Low
High
27%
'
25
Boston & Providence
Calumet
—
—
Prop Trust
RR
Personal
Boston
50
—
Range Since Jan. 1
33
337e
193% 196 Yb
194
„100?
Anaconda Co
Boston
31%
common—25
Refining
Sugar
American
ft!
Corp
American Motors
Low
Standard
Shares
Shares
'• Sales
Range
Par
Sales
of Trices
Week's
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Sale Priee
of Prices
Friday
Exchange
67%
80
25
37 %
1
•86% Oct
55%* Jun
49%
49%
__
J
.30%-Oct
Jan,
Jan „
^68% .-Sep
Jan
49% Oct
-
'
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BONDS
t
- -
7;".
Cincinnati Transit 4%s
———1998
58%-, >\58%
60 i V. $13,500
48% Mar
>
•*
i-
'
-
£&
Oct
<:
■'
10
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc com—
6%
Nat'l
First
Apr
%
%
65
50c
Jan
30% Aug
1%, May
—100
61%
61 %
25
50
Jan*
61'%
Oct
70
72%
1,082
55%
Feb
74
Sep
45%
47%
676
37%
Jan
48%
Oct
67%
1,544
57
Apr
69'
Sep
45
47%
819
33%
Apr
49% Oct
41%
42%
329 *
30
Jan
43% Aug
"A"
1st preferred
Stores Inc
cum
•
5
Co
Ford Motor
General Electric Co—,————
,
—
65V8
5
1
Gillette Company
Island Creek Coal
Kennecott
Z
21%
Rwy Co com—_ —100
Eastern Mass St
Co
Copper
'
.
50
common—
65 VB
■
-
*
Corp
98
•
100%
330
75%
Jan
104
Oct
Detroit Stock
^ Friday
STOCKS
Lamson
5
16 >/«
16%
4
Sep
9%
9%
100
15% July
8% Feb
16%
Theatres——_ —25
11
Jan
575
28%
Jan
38
Oct
Delaware—__—
of
Corp
Boston
HI
Lone Star Cement
Corp.
Maine Central RR Co 5%
—100
pfd
Racing Association-—1
Narragansett
Service
National
New
England
Companies_____
Electric System
Tel Co
New Ehgland Tel &
Y
N
H
N
Hartford
&
Railroad
Northern
—„
100
1
18%
145%
8c
2,100
18%
18
2,951
90% Mar
11
Jan
5c
103
Jan
13%
,
Jan
Jun
8c
f
Apr
14%
125%
Jan
18% July
564
Jan
147% May
11
450
5%
Jan
70%
Jan
10
H)—
160
145% 147
RR—
(N
13%
7c
—100
20
100
13
20
—
38
37
—100
84%
84%
13
.
12%
Oct
85
Sep
Chemical
Mgthleson
Reece
Folding
Rex all Drug
Stone
447
31%
Apr
43%
764
11%
17
Oct
2
Co
1'4
31%
Inc
1%
45
%
Apr
Aug
%
Sep
25%
213
8%
Jan
28 %
Oct
31%
'
——
0
Wrigley
Stores
Torrington Co
United
♦
Rubber
Venhont
RR Co_—
Mass
&
—
—100
;
31%
150
22%
Jan
31%
Oct
55%
215
38
Jan
55%
Oct
Manufacturing
Company —'
Chrysler Corp
i;
Consolidated
Consumers Pr
Continental
Davidson
$4.50
k
Par
'
h'
■•
Aeronca
Baldwin
1
1
Ex-Cell-O
Ford
Fruehauf
Gar
L—:
Co
Cincinnati
Electric
&
Milling
com,
Brewing
Paige
Tissue
____
95
.
9.002
38
Oct
29 %
Sep
51 %
Aug
Sep
Great
47%
44%
156
31% May
44%
Oct
Howell Electric Motors
71
Apr
12% Mar
87
Oct
56
68 VB
87
90
14%
45
67%
736
14% Oct
July
Oct
Lakes
Houdaille
Hurd
common
Oil
16%
-
102 ,};; Apr
•
11%
Exchange
Lock
&
9%
1,036
Sales
Jan
41%
Parker
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
4
;
-y
High
11%
Oct
Rockwell
Jan
28%
Oct
Jan
Rudy Manufacturing
25%
Jun
17%
Standaru
:
;
14
Jun
Jan
250
Scotton- Dillon
24%
Jan
35
%
Oct
Sheller
34%
621
29
Jan.,
34%
Oct
Sherman
41%
3
87%
536
5%
612
80
11%
41%
53%,
54
27%
Jan
44%
76
Jan
88% Aug
4%
20
8%
148
7
29%
Jan
Oct
Jan
5% Aug
11% Sep
JPan
41%
85
3,950
1%
1,050
1%
Feb
218
16%
Feb
240
4T4
Jan
4%
Feb
6%
.
*
8
150 '■
26 %
31% " '•1,903
12
372
46 % Mar
54
1%
328
50
233
888
53%
165
Jan
13%
100
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9%
10-
!
>
563
1% Jan I
- -".Feb
3
871
61%
96
24%
23%
24%
.112
54% Jan
10% Jail
54
54
50
-■
17% Jan
•:' 54VV
Jan
14
•
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.
•
40
4
52
Jan
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Products
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18%
14% Jun
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13%.
15%
10
Oct!
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11
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Feb I
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11-"
9%
100
7%
Jan
Oct
4'%
Union Investment
4%
800
2%
Jun
-Sep.
36%
Jan
50
Stock
Oct
50
140
24%
25
175
49
49
15
50%
51%
128
14%
193% 195%
Mara
9% Jun
A
American Airlines
American Can
American Cyanamid
American
American
10
:
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„
Telephone & Telegraph
Anaconda
Armco
5
14
—1
————.....3
Ajvco
17
__5
Oct
Admiral-
Jan
195%
Oct
Advanced
39%
Apr
63%
Oct
Aid
63%
256
39%
Apr
64%
Oct
Akron
15%
Feb
18% July
Alleghany Corp fUn)_—
Allegheny
52%
50
165
646
5%
Jan
10
Oct
54%
Oct
54% Oct
Aluminum
49
66
Aluminium Ltd
70
44
59
%
92
46% Mar
42%
101
78%
82%
85
20
20%
391
16
Jan
21
Oct
115
31
Jan
35
Apr
American
31% Aug
54% Oct
82%
20%
*
58%
48%
Jan
1
28%
28%
5
22%
Apr
52
52%
150
43%
Jan
67%
67'/a
10
197% 202%
98
5
—
197%
69% Oct
""
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Register
National Distillers
Sep
50%
39%
53%
Oct
Feb
23%
200
13
Apr
23%
Oct
80
28
33
Jan
80
Oct
Sea r>
5%
non-cum
30%
Oct
36%
Jan
Athey Products
33%
Apr
45%
Oct
Atlantic Refining Co
Oct
Avco
Apr
39
3
9%
Jan
51 Vb
Jan
39% Aug
74% -Sep
Bailey SelbUrn Oil & Gas class A_—_1
11%
11%
123
20%
Jan
28 %
Oct
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
13%
l13%
85
Apr
Oct
13%
Apr
25% Oct
Bastian-Blessing Co i
Bearings Inc
Belect.
Manufacturing Co
83
51
Jan
57%
Oct
Bendix
56
Sep
Manufacturing Corp
(Un)
11%
Apr
17
52
19%
Jan
36%
Feb
25% May
47% Aug
40%
39%
132
29%
Feb
40%
11
31
Apr
41%
Apr
Jan
66% Oct
90% Sep
Borg-Warner Corp
Brad Foote Gear Works
Budd Company
;
Burlington Industries (Un)_
Oct
64%
25
38
18
64%
47%
68
18%
Feb
47%
Oct
34
157
25%
Jan
34
Oct
60%
355
47
Feb
Burronahs
■R"+ler Brothers
48%
*
1
50%
226
45%
Feb
63% Aug
51% July
21%
270
17%
Apr
22%
Oct
Corp
Burton-Dixie
64
64
-
Jan!-
27 Vi
5
58%
63% Oct;
397b
Apr
64%
Oct
20%
Oct (
27%
Feb
3%V2 July
17%
Jan
100
9%
16%
Feb
25,800
5%
Jan
300
7%
Jan
9%
<Un)
Corp
10
Jan
34 %
-18% July 1
Jan
200
1.100
150
Jun
i
10
Oct;
Oct!
Jan
14
Oct,
Apr
60
;
11%
70% Sep
-
<
3%
Oct
2% May
1.000
59
]
-20% Oct;
43% Aug.
200
24% May
20% Apr
45
61%
3%
28
I
25% Sep
1.500
14
58%
Jun
Feb
300
-
11 %
27%
4%
>
40
Feb
66
3%
10
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7%
1,000
jVnotes^seepagelO.
36%
Oct
Jan
Jan
71
Oct
73% Sep
19% Peb
7% Jan
14% Sep
Jan
23% July
15
Sep
Jan
15%
19
10%
1
7%
*
95%
95%
96 %
600
73%
10
36%
36%
37'
900
28
6%
Jah
Jan
16% AUg
21%
SO
33% Jan
1?% Mar
34%
3,600
25 Va Jan
34V4 Oct
10%
107/a
100
8
Jan
10%
10%
300
8
Mar
34.
34
.
49 Va
900
/
200
400
11
59%
60
48%
21%
48%
49%
4,000
213/4
22V»
450
33%
323/4
33%
1,300
24% Jan
663/4
36%
57 %
50O
35% Apr
32% Feb
203/4
213/4
4,700
2,000
35
19% Jun
,
•
——
36%
10O
Oct
10% Oct
Sep
64% Aug
22% Apr
46% Feb
Feb
52%
43
26
^r
Feb
33% July
57% Oct
37
Oct
243/8
9% Jan
24%. Oct
26
209
20% July
27% Sep
57%
900
42% Jan
67% Oct
12%
12
12%
200
55%
54%
56%
900
133% Sep
57 % Oct
473/4
1,200
2,600
7% Jan.
43 Va Sep
35
Feb
Inc
(Un)_.
Standard Dredging common
Standard oil of California
-
Standard OH of Indiana.
Standard Oil N 4 (Un).
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)^
Stewart-Warner Corp
Storkline Furniture
—
473/4
57%
59
47% Feb
60
55 ya
55 Va
200
42 Va Feb
57% AUg
11%
40%
13 Va
12
300
113/4 Sep
13% Jun
41%
1,000
29 Va Mar
13%
15%
41% Oct
13% Oct
34,000
5
—...
10
—
SO
10
Feb
26 Va
25%
26 Va
3,000
A§
37%
37 ya
373/4
1,200
14
13%
54
54
200
23
23
23%
200
—1
Sunray Mld-Contlnent Oil Co.
B
33%
9,200
(The)——
—
78%
173/4
10
24
24
24 Va
1,000
Edison
33% Oct
81% Oct
173/4 Oct
Apr
19% Mar
■
m,
■>-
Aug
27% duly
38 Vs Aug
Feb
17
1,400
1,800
55%
17 %
54
29
25% Mar
777/s
32%
77%
33%
11
6O0
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Textron Die
•
Oct
15% Oet
Aug
2% Jan
39 Va Feb
15% Jftn
20% Jan
29% Jan
.10
Swift A Company
Thor Fewer Tool Cfr
49% Aug
46%
55%
.1
Studebaker-Packard Corp (Un).
Sunbeam Corp
Sundstrand Machine Tool
Texas Co
22% Oct
17% May
57%
—10
Standard Railway Equipment
26
Oct
—.
14%
14%
400
123%
Jan
l6Vc July
26%
•
Co—
26%
100
22% May
*28% Sep
3%
126,500
Jan
) 3% Oct
(Un)—
Ex-dtetrlbutlon
Trav-ler
Radio
Corp
"3%
———
Union
carbide
3
.-1
40
1
273/4
"Jan
40
Oct
Corp
40
1,000
114% 115
Tri-Contlnental Corp (Un)
500
84
Apr
116% Oct
400
27% Jan
383/4
.10
31%
.26
44%
313/4
44%
44%
400
10
31%
303/4
31%
3,700
5
United Air Lines mo—.—.—10
62
400
52% Feb
313/4
62%
31%
32 V* July
53% Jun
313% Sep
69% Aug
500
22
Jan
32
Jan
Jan
8% Aug
50% Aug
67% Jan
90% Oct
Union Electric
(Un)—
—
Union Oil of California
Union
pacific
RR
United Aircraft Corp (Un)
United Corporation
United Fruit Co
(Del)
(Un)—
——4
—
47
89
•
U B Steel Corp
Walgreen
Co
—10%
Motor
Wieboldt
46%
48%
89
903/4
20O
1,300
300
Jan
Jan
6 3/4
35
Oet
43%
44%
1,200
31% Apr
44% Oct
84%
83%
85%
3,50O
513/4 Jan
86% Oct
200
27% Jan
41%
41%
9% May
Jan
41% OCt
14% Feb
27% Sep
68% Sep
10%
11
3,800
26
600
66%
66%
07%
1,400
_g
26%
600
16% Apr
55%
26%
55%
28 %
1.
55%
IOO
41% Jan
28% Oct
55% Oct
14%
143/4
350
12% Jan
15% Aug
27
..1
10%
Telegraph-.
12%
Co
Stores
8
40%
25
25%
Inc.
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Corp
White
32
44%
.10
—
31%
8
1
•
United States Gypsum
U 2 Rubber Co (Ufc)
36% July
37%
34% Jan
24%
Webcor
41% Oet
34%
6% Jan
July
l83/4 Jan
23%
Western Union
52
67%
25Va
56%
77% Oct
30% Jan
30% Sep
36% Jan
62%
* Oct
57%
29% Jan
26% Jan
33
14
29% Oct
51%: Oct
24%
Jan
29% Jan
Jan
24%
July
200
13%
Jan
Sep
2,100
67%
7
3% Oct
9
17
Fup|
67% Oct
14
A Scott (Un)
12.50
Metropolitan Brick Inc
—4
Meyer Blanke Co I
—.—*
Mfrvfe**"*
47% Oct
104% Oct,,
400
19
36%
6% Jan
59% Oct
200
69
1
-Apr
July
37% Jan
17% Oct
53%. Oct;
Jan
34%
Merritt Chapman
Mickelberry's
35
115% Oct
3
41 %
16%e
Oct
5%
100
50%
—
a-
25
55%
77%
1
25
common—
(Unh
6
55%
———
Medusa Portland Cement
Merck A Co
114
9
24
Oct
26
33%
a
"
—
Brands
Toledo
Oct
33% Sep
70
89% Oct
Jttn
20% Jan
Standard
Transamerlca Corp
Jan
27% Oet
Spiegel inc common——..
Square D Co (Un)
39%
May
27
300
44% Sep
8% Jan
21%
36%'Sep
30
1,506
67% Oct
Jan
sperry Rand Corp (Un).
Jan
800
10O
Mar
27
21%
_1
...
Pacific Co (Un>
Southwestern Public Service
74
650
1,600
1,600
50% OCt
38
—5
---
Southern
1,000
1,900
683/8
88%
24%
30% Apr
21% Feb
34%
1
—
117% 119%
30%
Oct
47% Oct
50% Oct
22
Oct
1
a
Pen class A.
B
20% Oct'
120% Oct
38%
62%.. Oct
23% Oct
48% Aug
43% Jun
10%
■.
Schwitzer Corp
Roebuck So fla——
Sheaffer
13%
s
—
Sears
Jan
34%
Jan
2,200
Feb
30%
64
10%
26%
47%
»
r.
Louis Public Service class
17%
34
10O
10%
St
.
Sangamo Electric Co
tichenley Industrie# <™>-
28%
38%
1
Jan
1,900
17% May
38%
32 %
133/4
29%
200
34%
800
51%
800
53%
Marquette Cement Mfg
Oct
50O
-
29%
300
114%
*
Sep
47
25V»^267/8
26%
66%
X49%
21%
17
Llbtay McNeil & Libby
Liggett.& Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln- Printing Co common
Louisville Gas St Electric (Ky)—
22
400
x49%
Rive# Raisin Paper
:
Rockwell Spring & Axle
Royal Dutch Petroleum
20%
50%
common
Oct
40 V2
24%
Cn.
43%
17%
Co
6%
27% Oct
40%
1,500
2,300
1,900
65
Richman
—
52%
University "1
common—1
Aug
4% Aug
50%
40%
~3J0
41
48%
62s/s
88%
Brothers
-
38%
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco cl B (Un)—10
19%
119%
•
Chemical—S
Salle Extension
Jan
Sep
Feb
2% Jan
„
Jan
38%
66V2
88%
24%
20%
19%
•;
•
—
18%
62%
64%
Revlon Ino—
Rexall Drug (Un)—
Reynolds Metals Co.
43%
10
—*
1
Kaiser Afum <fc Chemical
15
Oct
—•
A
Oct
44%
3.50
Leath
120%
88
Jan
7.50
Co
16% Apr.
10% Aug
Apr
Interstate Power Co
Gas
Oct
Jan
11%
36%
20
International Paper (Un)
International Tel A Tel (Un)
La
43
16
100
87
26% July
85% Jan
29% Jan
Laclede
Aug,
Oct
2% Aug
70
150
40%
87
Hupp Corporation
aHuttig Sash A Door common
11% Jan
1,250
17%
—
(Un)
Oct
'
Howard Industries Inc.
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch, Co
3
59% OCt
38
40%
Kennecett Copper Corp
20% Oct
28% Jan
43
—
Stephson A Shinkle
Laughlin Steel (Un)
96% Oct
900
43
28
Feb
70
200
60%
"ft" Oct
Jan
50%
_
A
8%r AUg
% Oct
% Oct
40%
27%
jones
133% Oct
3% Jan
393/4
40% Jan
Johnson
7Vv Oct
Feb
Apr
1,000
9O0
Co
Jah
7
io
.
Peabody Coal Cn emimni>
Penn-Texas Corp common
40
38
31 %
52%
Mineral &
Oct
Pacific Gas & Electric
(Un)——25
Pan American World
Airways (Un) i
41
174% Mar
300
43%
Interlake Steamship
58%
Aug
■
;
206% Oct
36%
51%
International
Feb
49% Jan
43
900
2,000
•
203%
500
43%
International Harvester
43 Va
38%
40%
36% Feb
52
Co_
Apr
37%
38%
Corp—
Public Service Co- of Indiana
—__
General Telephone Corp
Inland Steel
38 Va Oct
31%
34%
Chemical
37 u.Jon
13
Jan
General Motors Corp™
General Public Utilities
—
26% Jan
16% Sep
57% Oct
500
900
Products Cp
Jan
2,100
15,700
Indians Steel
Jan
28%
45%
Jun
50%
Illinois Central RR
51
700
223/8
Oct
5 Va
60
Illinois Brick Co—
200
41%
44%
70%
jan
67%
Houdaille
57 %
Jan
60%
21%
Apr
3%
65%
Bartlett
Industries Inc
12% Jan
63
21%
51%
500
,
58%
Corp
1,200
22% Oct
82
Oct
45%
59%
Heir* Werner Corp——
153/s
40%
——HI
79%
563A
——10
16% Jan
Phelps Dodge Corn
—12.10
Philco Corp trinf
* «
Phillips Petroleum On (Un)_
>
600
5
16
Hibbatd- Spencer.
Oct
2,500
1,950
68%
4%.--
48%
Hertz
15%
58
Pfizer
2%
Brewing Co
21%
Oct
30% Aug
Jan
Oct
48%
(G)
20%
78%
33
24 %
65%
Heileman
21 %
700
Feb
9%
.
58
16%
-—.
"\
523/4
23% Oct
41% Aug
26% Apr
43%
300
1,200
33
15
Gulf Oil Corp—
58
16% Jan.
.24%
~6%
Griesedieck Co
43 V2
29%
443/4 Sep
19% Oct
Jan
14% Jan
23%
19
Chemical
Greif Bros" Cooperage class A
Greyhound Corp. (Un) —
42%
-10
2,100
Rights (when issued)
Pepsi-cola Co—
18
Oil A
43%
29%
——•
28%
100
14,500
5,900
Sep
July
General Electric Co-
Lakes
19%
23 Ys
36% Sep
Oct
4
16%
Gray Drug Stores
Great Lakes Dredge A
19%
223/4
May
27% Oct
50
Contract Corp
Great
423/4
9
Apr
25% Feb
40% July
9
Candy Corp
Glidden Co
43%
43%
23
13 %
28%
12%
Fruehauf Trailer Co
General Tire & Rubber—
Gillette iThet Co—
500
Jan
20%
General
1,200
84%
Jan
33J
—
—.—
General
27%
34%
Jan
38%
45%
Corp
24%
6
27%
26
129% 129 %
Ford Motor Co
Box
27%
Jan
38%
Pure
Foremost Dairies Inc
General
700
600
36%
Brewing Corp
Corp
—
Flpur Mills of America Inc—
'■} '*
General
8-t
400
198
Falstaff
•
57% Sep
30
Aug
7%
1,000
Firstamerica
Four-Wheel. Drive Auto
25% May
~7%
27%
Elder Manufacturing
Emerson Radio &
43
2,100
49%
—
—
28% Oct
100
750
283/4
39%
^
5
—10
3
—-7.50
Phonograph (Un)—5
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)
21 Va Jan
54V4
28%
} 67%:
24
■
26% Oct
6
Oct
.
39%
27%s-
""
1
El1 Pas* Natural Gas
Feb
3
48%
27%
48%
:
V. 39%
(Un)—-I——2a
Dodge Manufacturing Co———1-—-~5
Daw Chemical Co—
a—-1:±
—-5
Du Mont Laboratories Inc (Allen B)
Common
'—-1
--——1
Du Pont (E I) de Nemours (Uxi)——5
Detroit Edison Co
Eastern Air Lines Inc
18% May,
200
27%
♦
—
Feb
7%
,.
700
14
27%" 28
-2
—19
DTM Corp
50% Oct
5 •* Get
6% Jun
2% Jan
2 % Jan
Oct
400
.
-
Deere
39%. Aug.
56
Sep
May
28
Co
Co
14% Jan
•13%;
—-—.
28% Jan
43% Jan.
54%
Manufacturing Co
48% Feb
26Va;, 27
■
%
39% Oct
28%
m
-
(Minnesota) (Un)—
Bancorporation
100
v 1J3%
19 Va
.-32%- 34
18%
—
15% Aug
Apr.
35%
155
6
Oct
10% Mar
30
54%
-I
500
253/4
5.7%
•'
,
26%
5%
82
Northern states Power Co—
56%
-10%
Controls
26
—10
Ry
20%
58%
—
Pacific
(Un)
Oklahoma Natural Gas
.11%
Corp of America—
5%.
•
'
Co-
56%
■
Continental Motors Corp
Co of America
23%
6
5
15%
Gas
20%
■
—♦
Co
15
3%
5%
(Un)——.1
Northwest
Consolidated Poods _——<——1.33%
Container
Northern
20%
-
5
56%
Illinois
20
Corp—-
Consumers Power Co
"...
,....
Northern Indiana Pub Ser Co
Northern Natural Gas Co—
23
15
34
Continental Can
July
1,100
2,750
1,350
1
Corp
Northern
20%
107
—
_
91
Oct
Oct
23%
—5
1
preferred
2,700
44% Sep
17% Aug
41
100
5.25%
:
100
50%
1
High
Jan
42
\
North American Car Corn.
Northern Illinois
.-25
(Un)
Commonwealth Edison common-:
Consolidated; Cement
York Central aw.
•
;10
...
Corp___
Columbia^ Gas System
New
.1,000
-
55%
950
8
-
.145
Jan
39%
48%
-/in
NatiOnal Tile & Mfg—
"'142
9
-
*52%. 57%
47%
_15
Inc____:—.—
Colorado Fuel
30% Sep
10% May
139
.100
Cleveland Electric Ilium
Coleman
19% Apr
300
:
38%
2,700
2,200
55%
—
National
7%
52%
-
—.
8%
139
common
preferred
28%
150
37%
—50c
142
.
__
Cleveland!-Cliff's
28
...
14%
36%
50%
Mount Vernon (The) Co common
1
50c convertible preferred
—v-5
Muskegon Motor Specialities-—
Conv class A'——
Muter
Company
;
-
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co—_•
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Chicago-Towel Co common
*
S7 convertible preferred
—i*.
-25
Chrysler Corp
-10
Cities Service Co—I——
LOW
82
74%
14%
38%
—3
Range Since Jan.
High
79%
5
Inc
_
SI.50- convertible
Shares
36%
Modine Manufacturing Co
Monsanto Chemical <0H)—
Montgomery Ward de Co——,
Morris (Phillip) & Co (Un)
«
51% Oct
38
Oct
*
for Week
of Prices
Low.
12.60
Sales
Week's
Range
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
18'/8
2%.-
'>"■
-
•
STOCKS
Shares
High
17%
2%
;
10
Central* A South West
Central Illinois
—30c
Ltd——
CeJanese Corp
Ceiithvre
Low
18
5
Caftimet &-Hecla Inc__—
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
OCTOBER 24
Sales
Week's
Inc
common..—
*
15%
55% Jun
.
-
29%
000
26% Sep
29% Oct
26%
26%
1,100
19% Jan
Wisconsin Electric Power (Un).
Wisconsin Public Service.
.10
35%
35%
200
26% Oct
37
Jun
.10
23%
24%
700
31% Jan
20% Jan
Woolworth
JO
49%
49 %
493/4
400
36% Jan
40
37%
40
250
32
10
10%
Wilson
A
Wisconsin
World
Co
•
Inc
Bankshares
(P W) Co
(Un).
—1
Publishing Co
29 Va
26%
Corp.
May
7% May
Peb
97%
Sep
Yates-American Machine Co
Mar
37 V*
Oct
Zenith
Radio
Corp
—
5
•
10
123%
123% 125
350
8
Feb
300
69
Mar
25% July
493/4 Oct
Oct
40
10% Sep
134% Sep
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
34
.
.
.
Monday, October 27, 1958
(1746)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
OCTOBER 24
ENDED
Friday
Pacific Goasi Stock Exchange
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
ACF
Admiral
Corp
14 Va
15
80c
72 %
134
6%
American
American
American
a
Oct
Flintkote Co
38 %
Oct
Fluor
24%
851
(Un)
(Un)
Bell
Aircraft
609
20 %
Sep
Feb
52
Oct
Friden
22 %
Feb
25% Aug
49%
51%
1,177
39%
Jan
53 Va
15
Jan
49%
Oil
Bishop
Chica
Oil
Bond
Stores
Inc
32
27%
32%
14
15%
5,333
50%
50%
Controls
15%
Oct
General
Electric
Jan
50%
Oct
General
Broadway-Hale
686
36
Oct
195
2,737
90%
90%
33%
37%
25% July
825
62%
Feb
70
a
35%
Oct
Oct
63%
General
Foods
General
Motors
Paint
General
Feb
31% Aug
38
Georgia
39%
Apr
64%
Oct
Gerber
12%
Feb
20%
Oct
15
Feb
18% July
Jan
20%
395
17
16%
17%,
1,035
24%
24%
3,838
17%
41
38%
41%
1,216
34% Mar
8
8%
993
7
Jan
4 %
4%
470
2-%
Jim
9
10
13,806
5%
Apr
Aug
25%
43
Pacific
Canada
Gillette Co
Case
8% Aug
4%
Aug
Oct
10
.
Rights
Aircraft
Cessna
Good
Tire
Milw
RR
44 %
Sep
Graham-Paige. Corp
5
5%
3.971
2.85 Mat
6.00
Jun
6%
6%
5,750
194
31
748
18% May
29%
30%
165
18%
Feb
30%
Oct
180
16% Mar
23 Va
Aug
Grumman
45%
01
Sep
Gulf
20%
21
58%
59%,
1%
Grace
5%
5.750
Apr
7% Aug
G
427
1%
Apr
6%
Apr
Oct
Oct
31%
Jan
1%
Jan
Oct
Jan
54%
Oct
Jan
14% Aug
(W
R)
Clary
30%
Jan
4c
Colorado
Oil Corp
Columbia
Broadcast
Columbia
Gas
Commercial
Syst-
Hancock
$1.25
Jun
18c
17 Va
Sep
Hilton
1,068
2,319
34%
Feb
54%
Oct
Hoffman
10 %
2,107
(1%
Jan
13 Va
Apr
Hollv
Co
Ltd
30%
30 %
1.058
19%
Feb
30 Va
Oct
Homestake
16%
161
a
989
13%
Apr
17%
Sep
7%
476
0%
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7% July
8%
127
7%
Jan
14%
955
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38
38
38%,
1.352
27%
Apr
40'/a
Oct
Idaho
34
34
34
100
25% Mar
34%
Oct
Ideal
Hupp
38%
Oct
21 Va
Feb
International
50%
342
39 %
Feb
55
Oct
Int'l
18%
185
14%
Jan
19 % Aug
International
Paper Co
3%
3%
100
3%
Oct
4%
Jan
international
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3%
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Interstate
4 2 Va
20%
1,010
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14 % Apr
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9,597
86%
8714
965
22%
July
22% Aug
10/16. Oct
86%
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Imperial
Nickel
Solvents
Consol
Jade
Jolins-Manvllle
13% Feb
23%
Oct
9%
Consolidated
Foods
13 Va
Oct
Kaiser
Alum
Sep
Kaiser
Industries
23%,
1,546
9%
100
6%
Feb
12%
13
430
8%
Jan
203
30% Mar
43%
22%
259
18
24
Jan
Aug
Jones
&
Kansas
Grown
&
Co
32%
Jan
Rio
DiGicrgio
Fruit
Class
51%
Oct
County
Lear
28%
366
19%
Mai-
30 Va
53%
57%
1,611
44
Apr
59%
Oct
Leslie
59
60%
311
45
Feb
61
Oct
1.174
3%
Jan
Sep
4% Aug
Lehman
Chemical
8
4%
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3'3
5.100
1/64
Oct
3/64
Oct
Lithium
23
23
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1.175
18
Litton
37
38%
20
38%
20%
Corp
25%
Oct
38%
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16
1,422
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24% Mar
153
20
Jan
20%
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58%
58-%
261
44 %
Jan
58%
Oct
Macy & Co
36 %
37%
290
21 Va
Feb
37%
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1,33%
21
127
14%
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58%
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40%
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58
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11%
55
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46%
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Oct
Feb
57
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100
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8%.
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120%
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127
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44 % May
03
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64
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60
63
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73%
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352
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78%
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44
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280
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39%
92
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505
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51%
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31
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1,833
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29%
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77%
78
33%
33%
44
33%
44
53
70
Mar
1,183
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36%
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45%
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30
30
38%
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39
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11
1,290
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11%
4%
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13%
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255
10
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100
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12
390
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67%- 68%
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76
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90
10
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230
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1,015
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2,401
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49
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195
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447
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52%
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46%
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14%
common
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30 V8
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2,362
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52 %
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28
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19%
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27%
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72 %
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262
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Oct
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40
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Rubber Co
40%
30%
Cement
40
5
Service < Un
Public
General
20%
10 Va
Calaveras
457 a
13
Jan
774
5
1,735.1
09:%
.
22n
100
California
45%
38%
-5
Corp com
152
24%
10
141/4
10
8
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646
63%
9%
Oct
91%
2,264
19%
-5
6%
14
85c
592
12
6%
5
(Un)
38%
809
Feb
195
Co
29%
60%
29%
a
Jan
107%
278
33%
Budget Finance Plan common
50c
6% preferred
...
-10
Burlington Industries Inc (Un)-—,—1
Burroughs Corp
,
"
Butler Bros —
15
11 Va
•
2
5
Co
Co of
Corp (Un)
General
194%
703
___—__———
Sep
,
Exploration
8%
23/783
14%
Amer
4.301
Corp
Budd Company
1.20
General Dynamics Corp
13
(Un)
Stores Inc
Jun
Oil of Texas
General
General
Oct
72
Corp
Borg-Warner
3,475
1
Sep
53 Va
(UnC—
99c
2
1
17Va
12%,
—
97c
C1
Trailer
32 Va
51%
Cu
Polsa
Sep
99c
Inc
Fruehauf
Jan
70%
Min
Oct
Oct
12%
Co—,
Mai-
9% July
12
13
—
9%
42%
Jan
2.50
——1
Corp
Chem
&
11% May
1
100
51%
Cons
Airplane
Boeing
1,875
17
'•
(Un)
Diamond Corp
Blue
11%
17
1%
Com
Co-
Mammoth
Black
10%
10%
—————2
Steel
Bethlehem
Jan
Apr
67/8
Oct
Jan
13%
—P 1
1
Benguet Cons Inc (Un)—„
Best wall Gypsum Co (Un)
5
32
050
Dairies
Foremost
42%
230
—1
5
Corp
Motor
349
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(Un)
Corp
Aviation
Bendix
Ford
24
•
—— -
Aug
19%
5
—
27 %
49%
Corp
Corp.———
Feb
24
-1
Inc
Instrument
Aircraft
Macn
19%
(Un)-. 12
Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un )—,
100
Bandlnl Petroleum Co
J
Bankltne Oil Co
1
3eckinan
Foou
49%
1
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Oct
19%
—,————••—-—
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
25%
19 %
380
26%
26%
150
2,523
1
1
1
(The)
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Jan
49 %
(Un;—10
Jo
1
(Un)
Mfg Corp
Beech
24%
9%
12%
Corp
Corp Ltd-,
14%
Sep
17% July
42%
(Un)
Aug
29%
34
12
Corp
22% May
20% Apr
26%
-8
,'1
5
Gas (Un)
Armco Steel Corp (Un)
Armour & Co (111) (Un)
Ashland Oil & Refining
(Un)
Corp
Warrants
Oct
73% Apr
*
Arkansas Louisiana
Atlas
Oct
6%
94
(Un)
28
(Un)
8JJ
Oil Corp (Urn—10
Santa Fe
Atlantic Refining Co (Un;—
9
2,602
24%
1
Power iUn;„
Atchison Topeka &
Jan
Jan
Jan
1,520
Feb
9%
---
4%
36 %
14%
40%
(Uni__—
Federal Mogul-Bower-Bearings
Fibreboard Paper Prod com
28 %
High
Jan
222
17%
12
(Un)
& Airplane
Eng
Oils Ltd
Fedders-Quigan
33%
Co
(The)
Fairchild
Fargo
27%
88%
CorD
American Viscose
Anaconda
Anclerson-Prichard
Jan
3
-
370
17%
.
2778
——1
class A-
5
Firstamerica
10
—
5
Radiator & S S (Un)
8
Smelting
Refining (Un). •
Tel & Tel Co
100
Tobacco Co (Un)
28
American
Oct
July
1.20
88%
Corp (Uni
Motors
American
73
28
18
.—
Inc—
Electronics
American
American & Foreign
Apr
Low
112
42 Va
(Un),
Oil Co Ltd
17%
Range Since Jan, 1
High
a35% a35%
__
Sep
2%
890
12,000
Sep
15 Va
33%
—
(Un)
1
Bosch Arma Corp (Un)
3
Bdcast-Para Theatres (Un)_l
Can Co (Un)
12.5(1
Cement preferred
25
Cyanamid Co (Un;
10
American
Avco
9
Airlines Inc com
American
3%
8% :/■■■ 9
6%
6 %
3 Va
%
1
Exeter
66
49 %
17,900
72
Erie Railroad CJ
Shares
20
*
Emporium Cap * ell Co
Oct
23 V4
Co (Un)_
Share
&
Oct
48 Va
7% Jan
72c
Oct
1,190
75c
(Un)
Chemical Corp (Un >
_.
Mlg Co (Un)--—
Aluminium Ltd
—
American
Jan
Jan
77c
Allls-Chaltners
American
14%
44%
14%
I1--2
Gold Mm Co-
Allied
American
740
155
•
Alleghany Corp common
Warrants (Un)
American
21%
67%
1
Co (Un;.—
Juneau
Alaska
20%
—1
..loo
—
Reduction
High
38% May
340
65%
20%
—5
Corp
leco
Air
48%
5
Electrical
Products
Corp
4
Emerson Radio & Phonograph (Un)—5
Bond
Electric
Jan. 1
Low
High
48 %
—2.50
Laboratories ——J—-.
Abbott
Low
25
Industries Inc (Un;
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Wrtgley Stores Inc (Un; —
ACF
Range Since
Shares
Low
Par
for Week
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
23
.
60
22%
Jan
1/136
33%
28
22%
Feb
25
Feb
24% May
57% Oct
Jan
902
Oct
36% Sep
,
Jan
'57%
Oct
-
29
Sep
Volume
Number
188
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
of Prices
Occidental
Petroleum
—200
Oceanic Oil Co.
Ohio
OU
Olin
Low
——
1
Co (Un)
Mathieson Chemical
3%
61,930
2%
2,851
Pacific
Cement
ft Aggregates—
Product
Pacific Clay
Pacific
Finance
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Va
40%
40%
564
38
39%
1,674
10
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6%
1st preferred
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&
26%
Jan
200
21%
Sep
910
50
Jan
23%. Jan.
62% Oct
22%
62
62%
5%~
5%
.
920
6
50%
40 Vb
Jan
89
89
50
89
Sep
50
85%
Oct
94
4,010
50%
85 Va
86
35
1.40
1.75
11,045
19%
21%
141
Feb
95
16% Apr
118% Jan
.
22
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13%
Jan
23%
Oct
475
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Apr
45
Oct
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110
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100
611
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98
177
141
44 Va
971
Sep
31 %
Apr
Apr
40
4434
44%
Oct
160
27 Vi
Jan
49
Cansol
82% Jan
16%
16%
16%
2,030
XI Va
Apr
33 %o
24%
23%
24%
779
19%
Jan
3%
4
5,344
2.00
Jan
92%
92%
62%
324
51 %
Jan
620
4
1
3
92%
Jan
62Vi
Co
1,225
12%
Jan
23 Va
45%
Jan
57%
1,741
36%
Feb
19
264
14%
Feb
Air
Dept
Lines
Pure
58%
58%
Co
333
45V4 Jan
•
Pacific
Western
Union
1,729
14% Jan
22
1,624
21%
Feb
52
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%
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64%
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277
26%
Jan
293A July
44%. Oct
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1,371
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Jan
253/4
7% Sep
66%
Oct
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69%
Oct
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
Sep
96c
9Gc
4,110
80c
99c
Sep
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68
86%
29%
29%
87 %
29%
31%
236
239
Jan
56
25
483
1,416
33%
33%
210
Stanley
31%
Mar
Apr
23% Jan
37%
Jan
24
Jan
24%
Jan
96Vi July
29% Oct
32
51%
Oct
34% Aug
33%
32%
3,272
320
23 Va
35 Va
Sep
Apr
34%
Oct
19'%
1,059
10%
Feb
19 Vi
Stauffer
1,164
27
Jan
45% Oct
24%
23 %
%
%
100
47%
41
47 Vb
2,020
1
25
49
22,950
% Jan
18%
Jan
25
Oct
1 Va
July
47%
Oct
10%
50%
126
1,128
18%
40%
41%
4V8 Mar
59%
Feb
Jun
9
44%
762
34 Vi
Jan
44%
Oct
961
26%
Jan
36%
Oct
5
45%
45%
48'/a
1,444
37%
Jan
48%
Oct
2
203/a
18Va
20%
15Vb
Jan
20%
Oct
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v
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Ford
Motor CO
Foremost
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Acceptance
Corp
1
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3
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Homasote
Co
v
t
13
common—
Co
Oct
Va
Sep
22%
Jan
52 Va Apr
15%
Apr
19%
1,581
24%
24%
291
21%
22 Va
163
30%
497/a
Jan
23% Aug
21% Sep
Oct
Oct
57 Va Aug
Jun
25%
24%
Jan
1,209
28% Aug
34%
30
30%
200
29% Mar
4%
4%
4,745
2% Feb
32% May
4% Sep
Madison
Trans
Inc
Reading Co
25
Jan
33%
35Vi
Jan
57% Oct
South
51 %
50%
51%
515
30 Va
Jan
Sun
21%
20%
21%
5,722
8
8%
23% 023%
54%
56%
Oct
51%
Oct
22%
Warrants
8%
Oct
190
10
Jan
23%
Oct
43% Feb
58 Va
4(5%
47%
1,408
35 Va
Feb
57%
58%
49% Aug
2,551
47%
Feb
60
55 %
55%
192
17
17
17
22%
22%
544
85
13% May
24%
Oct
85
252
61
85
44%
&
Jersey
Oil
Fruit
For
43% Mar
15 Va
Feb
Feb
14 %
43%
43 Vb
215
32%
53%
,
53 Va
205
42 Va Mar
13%
15%
42.266
25%
26%
2,108
3%
3%
3%
967
3
20 V2
Feb
Feb
Jan
3% Aug
1740
26
37%
376
30 Va
Jan
45%
47%
1,206
33 %
Jan
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1740
710
14% Jan
26%
6% Aug
Oct
Oct
8%
6%
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25% Mar
33a4
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56
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Oct
23%
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17%
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6
200
32
33%
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78 V a
411
22
23
3,390
17%
6
Feb
15 Va Mar
16%
17%
1,605
30%
31%
620
19% Jan
24%
25
32% Sep
546
20
21%
21%
327
21% Oct
21%
23%
625
17% Jan
28%. Aug
25 Vi Apr
23% Oct
25%
26%
2,351
13%
13%
343
1
23%
2
26 Va
1
10
22
Apr
Jan
May
11%
Jun
28%
Jan
28%
20%
Jun
Jan
29%
Oct
18%
Sep
Oct
37
Jan
36% Jan.;.
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71%
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Oct
50
2,008
41 Vi
Jan
50
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17
2,951
11%
Apr
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97
99%
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24%
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36
1,265
21%
22%
22 Va
68%
—
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Oct
21% Jan
29% Jan
687
19 Va
Jun
673/4
69%
487
56
Feb
91%
94%
355
99%
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36% Jun %
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46
7%
7%
7%
9
6%
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44%
443,a
45%
45 Vs
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34%
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45%
264
34
Jan
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45% July ^
46% Aug
85
85
50
81
Sep
90
73%
Apr
84
Jun
63%
Apr
76
July,
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BONDS
62/a%
income
subord
July
38%'
39 Va
1,381
27%
27%
1,123
13%
Jan
32%
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33
1,465
22%
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34%
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1975
1977
—
—
82
83
72
72
Va
$2,000
7,000
.
Friday
Last
Sep
Week's
Range
Apollo Industries
Blaw-Knox
Co
4%
334
Columbia Gas System
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pgh_.
Duquesne Light Co—
19%
44%
19%
73/4
44 V*
Habrison Walker Refractories—
40%
(Joseph)
Co
Renner
453
84 Va
Apr
41
Jan
54Vi
30%
31 Va
2.600
24%
Jan
31%
Oct
37
36%
United
37
1,160
15%
Jan
U
32 Va
1.480
-
32
20 Va
109
49%
23%
Feb
36
16
Jan
21
Oct
8
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6%
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7%
1,340
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44%
37
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42%
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15,459
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1,825
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75%
147
67%
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6%
3%
74%
46%
46
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116
Oct
6%
50
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July
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3
Jan
3%
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80% Aug
734 Feb
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80c
900
55c
80c
Sep
5
28 3/4
29%
117
22% Jan
30
Oct
5
15%
16 Vs
131
12'
Jan
16%
Oct
4
Apr
22%
Oct
——1
^
41%
Sep
22%
Jan
32 %
53
Feb
68% July
1.052
38
Jan
50 %
Engineering
&
Fdry
Co
Oct
287
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Aug
S
Glass
common
Westinghouse Air Brake
Wastlnghouse Electric Corp
a
X
Oct
Jun
31%
Co
35%-
High '
31% Apr
4% Oct
lie
7%
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common—2.50
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
1
3,073
Low
30
4%
Inc
Range Since Jan. 1
High
46 Va
35%
Home
Sales
Shares
46%
35V4
46
31
'
r
for Week
of Prices
Low
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
115
61%
$
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
STOCKS
44%
31%
^
•
Bait Transit Co 4s series A
Sep
14% Aug
39 Vi Oct
32 %
5
•
Mar
i.
16%
—
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^
.
483/i
Oct
375
22%
10
40.
30
Oct
Oct
Oct
16%
44
50
Oct
7%
78%
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page
18%
41%
25
.
13% Apr
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34%
69%
—
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37Vi Aug
48 Vi Oct
26 Va
33%
10
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643
32%
66%
Oct
36% Oct
53% Oct
15% Oct
7%
6
23
(Un)
17%
16%
19
18%
'
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49%
-
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27% July
3% Sep
27%
Com
16%
34
5
French Lab
57% Aug
17 3i Apr
2G
1
1
(Un)
40
Jan
14% May
330
Sale Price
5
Union Sugar common
United Air Lines Inc
United
115
26 %
•
Union Oil Co of Calif.
203s
29%
Apr
;
Union Trust Co of the District
United
Oct
1
Union Pacific Ry Co
11%
50Va
-J
;
Sep
B
(Un)
19%
29%
,
Jan
22%
30
—•
common
Smith Kline
Oct
(Un)
Aircraft
Oct
47%
57%
Union Carbide Corp__
United
6,465
55%
1
(Un)
27a
21 Va
Oct
48
15% May
33% Jan
Oct
500
17% May
4% May
10
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
41%
25.
66%
•
RR
Scott Paper Co
229
2,217
1
Inc—_
40%
24%
Feb
57%
50c
Airlines
'
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16%o
4.70% preferred series B
Potomac Electric Power common
Public Service Electric & Gas com
33%
25
World
900
20
1
Co
PMlco Corp
Potomac Edison
56%
g%
Fund
(The)
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
33%
25
Trl-Continental Corp
312
18%
460
29%
24.50
Philadelphia Electric common—.
Philadelphia Transportation Co
56%
37
Co
34%
18
—
25
2nd preferred
63% Aug
534
30%
5%
$1.41
Feb
1740
Preferred
33%
i
„
1
Pulp & Paper—
series A preferred
10
25
Tishman Realty ft Construction
Transamerica Corp "Ex dist"
8,569
„
50
7.50
Inc
16
50%
Hudson
54
—25
Tidewater Oil common
15a/4
47%
34%
1
c
1,537
16
47%
1.66%
Feb
1
common
Thriftimart
-
Jan
Aug
84
- -
Sep
36%
32
2,274
Sep
7% July
17 Va
43%
1,245
b
; 296
35%
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
Power ft Light
19 V»
50 V
10,682
•
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14%
353/i
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55%
9% jun
5% Apr
13% Jan
44%
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I
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7%
16
38% Aug
•
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10
Oct
18%
1
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6%
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Oct
55%
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Oct
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Duquesne Light Co
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18
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193% 196
.
|
1
.
High
24%
86%
Exchange
Sales
for Week
Oct
7
942
5
:
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54%
4%
245
7
t
(U11)—
Oct
Delaware Power & Light common—13%
Oct
10
(Un)
(Un)
23% Sep
119
Oct ;
69% Aug
23% Sep
473
55
Jan
58%
5.803
11
8%
16%
a
Apr
70 Va
15%
Jan
7
4%
20
270
Apr
25 Va
8%
40%
100
Jun
1,099
Jan
511
5%
25
Swift & Co (Un)
Bvlvanla Electric Products
Texas Co XUn)
Gulf Sulphur
vZ
£ *„•?$'
8%
34 V«
83%
2
Bun ray Mid-Continent OU (Un)
Sunset International Petroleum
Texas
Sen
44Vi
*
(Un)
(Ind)
Gas
Oct
50
35%
Jan
8%
5
California
Tennessee
4934
245
17%
59%
—
Industries
Jan
1,541
33%
25
—
Television
Oct
37,.„
1,130
55% Feb
22
2
(Un)
28%
807
49%
14%
_&oe
Corp (The)
TeiAutograph Corp
Jan
46%
600
59%
•
OU
Sep? f
15%
57V*
379
22%
25
Webster Inc (Un)_.
Btudebaker Packard
TXL
67%
Feb
105
13%
236
23
15
.
55%
34%
Jun
288
:
46
49
7
—f
(Calif)
1.132
:
•
52%
69%
1|
Stone ft
Superior Oil Co
Oct
Oct
13%
33%
1
a
20% Jan
—5
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)—.
J
29%
Feb
46%
52%
22%
25
Co
Jan
45 Va
.24
1
22
20c
(Un)__
•
Co
69%
22
_2.50
common
Chemical
18%
Oct
44 Va
|
:
Statham Instruments
Oct
1,892
July
18%
•
—
Warner Corp
Oct
27 Va
Oct
43%
1
Co
Oil Co
63 V2
Jan
Apr
% May
25
General
32%
1
Standard Oil (Ohio)
Jan
15%
of Prices
—
194
6.50
Curtis Publishing Co
l
Standard OU Co of N J
443i
175
67%
Low
10
Company
90%
15 %
25
Standard
Sep
641
Week's "
5
Co
Jan
1.40
—_
'
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...
Transit
Jan
j
31 %
—
of
1334
'Range
Oct
•
Petroleum
Oil Co
Jan
23% 23%
113% 113%
—
•
Baltimore
11% May
6% preferred
Southern Calif
Standard
'
10%
"
Last
of Columbia
,
8% Mar
18
63
Friday
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
64
10
Co—:
(Un)
;^|
1.2ft 3ep>
19 - Atfg^h
1,023
29%
49
*
32%
25
Spiegel Inc
*
.
Electric Co
405
Southern Calif Gas Co pfd series A
Warrants
Jan
Apr
Feb
5
com
Oct
May
"
100
67G
Ltd
Southern Railway Co
Bperry-Hand Corp
May
22%
Jan
54c
1,082
a51 a52%
a27% a29 %
—
1
City
5%
51%
—
Calif Edison Co common
Pacific
41 Va
12
24
25%
49%
Oct
Oct
12 Vi
66%
1
40 Vi
30
May
'
'
Tel
&
1,285
31%
Bocony Mobil Oil Co (Un)--
southern
10
Corporation
Tel
88
(Un)
Company
66%
25
common
Atlantic
38 Va
30
Co
Southern
[
Wood Steel
Arundel
13%
'
Alan
American
14%
33%
Marchant
preferred
a5l%
OCt"
July
36% Jan
'
*
American Stores Co
Aug
4,527
50%
Ry (Un)
preferred
615
*
10
Apr
22 Va
Oct
86%
45
34
28%
293a
Sale Price
67
10
Sinclair Oii Com (Un)
4.32%
28
1,020
"/
Jan
300
25Vi
10
12.50
.
37
12%
2.50
—
Va
62
STOCKS
14%
7.50
4.78%
(Un)_.
150
i-Baltimore Stock
/
V.
87%
1
,
Aircraft
36%21%
*
Z
'
67
5
Shell Transport & Trading N Y shrs
Slegler Corp
Blgnal Oil ft Gas Co class A
Smith-Corona
2,209
24
Youngstown Sheet ft Tube (Un)—
88
1.66%
(Un)
12 V*
12%
12%
Yellow Cab Co preferred
Sep
% Oct
1,649.
20 g
(Un)
Co
210
7% Mar
40%
40%
a27
♦
Shell Oil Co
Southern
63
27
j
BeaTs Roebuck & Co
Servel Incoroorated (Un)
Servoraechanisms Inc
Solar
G%
1
Han Diego Gas ft Elec com—.
Shasta
"13,415
—1
,
(Un)
1
Inc
Finance
G-ti
6%
1
Petroleums
50
80C
12
5
common
(Un)_
W)
22%
65c
80c.
l
Corp (.Un)
Inc
(F
10
Joseph Lead (Un)_
Industries
2,200
27%
—10
Ryan Aeronautical Co
bcheniey
Jan
500
20
Company
Sapphire
5%
6%
6%
-2.50
Schering Corp (Un)
Scott Paper Co
Oct
50%
1
Francisco
Ry Co
Steel
&
Wooiworlh
41
25c
Telegraph
Wheeling
29
40%
22%
—I
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Wilson
28 %
41
Oct
41%
19%
Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
(Un)_
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)
Louis-San
40%
Apr
48%
Oil
Regis Paper Co
Feb
30%
19%
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Bt
29 %
1,282
50%
1
St
486
41
5
Rexall Drug Inc Co
Safeway Stores
40 Va
1
Inc
Seaboard
39%
1
com.
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Oil
Inc—
51 Va
39% Feb
37%
Par
Oil Corp
Republic Pictures (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
St
39%
39
„
(Un>
Reiter-Foster
Ranch
2,416
1,990
37%
.100
Stores
Western
Aug
19% Oct
59% Oct
Rice
44%
48 %
45
19
Richfield
85 %
42
I
Oct
44%
Co
40
83%
37%
*
-
Oct
333
•
ftevlon
Power
1
(Raphael)-
Oct
22
55%
61%
21%
5
3
Railway Equip ft Realty
Rayonier incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
40
85%
44%
10
Oct
-
Oct
37
21%
55 %
12.50
5
Radio Corp of America
_5ft
1«%
.
Oct
11
May
4% July
Inc
Oil
"
-
2
ff Jan
25 Va
_1
Puget Sound P ft T__l_.
(Un)__
(Un)
Oil—
Water
Sep
Pullman
,
443/4
;
495
99% Sep
17
Sop
_—
„
5
Sep
327
45
50
Pepsi-Cola (Un)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp
(Un)
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co_—
Jun
26 3%
1We8t1niii10n.se Elec Corn (Un)
141
;
8%
265
Oct
20%
—
430
452
Western
Oct
44%
.
2
10%
38%
(Un)
Jun
1.75
20%
•
1
•
Sep
65c
Sep
1 %
Petroleums com (Un)—
Preferred (Un).__
1
West
Coast
Life Insurance
Jun
35 Va
10 V4
Oct
139%
1
*
4,613
83
ft
1
High
Jan
37 Va
1
common
Westales
Jan
■
■
Weill
:
27%
2
Washington
Sep
98
86
232
37%
Western
48=8
85 V2
■
'
Low
'
/
1
Inc
Vanadium Corp of America (Un)
Victor Equipment Co
;
24% Jan
3% Aug
1
35%
Range Since Jan.
High
35%
,
Jan
27 Va
Universal
Shares
Low
_10
Smelting Refin & Min t.Unl
O 8 Steel Corp common—
Oct
Sep
Sep
21 % Aug
Par
(Un)
for Week
Corp
Jun
30%
'
..
.
(Un)
U S
Sep
58%
Aug
1.50
Penney (J C) Co (Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
56%
Jan
24%
19%
(Un)
Jan
Jan
48%
24%
1
(Un)
22%
41
170
33 %c
Corp (Un)
Co
Oct
25%
100
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Pan American World Airways
17 Va
'
Sales
Range
of Prices
(Un)__
U S Rubber
Jan
Apr
Apr
22%
Week's
Last
City Mines Co
Industries
Plywood
33%
765
Park
S
S
30 Vb
260
*
—
United
U
Aug
62%
/
Corp
U
30
a25
Gas
Aug
27
22 Va
50%
United
Jan
616
25%
•
9%
43
43
-
1,338
22%
*
_
Jan
Apr
27%
a24%
common
29
32 %
Sep
3% July
30%
'
Pacific Oil ft Gas Development
Pacific Petroleums Ltd.
Davis
153
1,215
2534
*
preferred
Paramount
1,875
.
4%
Feb
30%
2
preferred
2
27%
•
25
Inc
Pacific Lighting Corp
$4.50
preferred
$4.36
:
56%
a24%
10
Industries
Parke,
56
25
Indemnity Co
$4.40
3,906
30%
aG0% a61%
56 %
-25
Pacific
17%
35
a61%
High
1.50 Jan
.'JV
25
class A—
red 1st pfd.
red 1st pfd
4.36%
Pacific
16%
30%
Corp!__
Pacific Uas. & Electric common.
5 f'o
17
■
STOCKS
,
38=?*
•
24
Sale Price
Low
3%
2%
40
OCTOBER
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3%
5
Corp..
ENDED
Friday
Shares
2%
,
•
WEEK
for Week
Range
Par
FOR
Sales
1
19%
16 %
19%
2,700
10
12.50
29%
29
29%
200
18%
Jan
29%
Oct
65 8 i
65%
68
380
55 %
Jun
68
Sep
-
•
B6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1748)
.
.
Monday October
.
27
1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
ENDED
OCTOBER
U
Friday ■'
Montreal Stock
Shown Are
Prices
Week's
Last
Low
Par
35 ft
Power & Paper common.
4%%
preferred
Acedia-Atlantic Sugar class
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
„
of
Can 4<h
Apr
21
100
8ft Mar
13
Aug
(22% Sep
31ft
31ft
34%
11,150
11,677
22 ft
22 ft
23
1,065
45 ft
45 ft
45ft
435
Montreal
22ft
45
39 ft
55
28 ft
1,277
61
425
45
70
41%
34
2,161
45
24 ft
'
32%
24 ft
15% Mar
25
Oct
23 ft
50 ft
50
50 ft
3,598
38ft
Jan
52%
67 ft
68
806
51
Jan
70
49
48 ft
49
2,710
37
Jan
49
34
33%
34
760
30
Oct
47
205
Sep
35ft Mar
35
47
48
Sep
28
Oct
28
26
28
1,140
41%
41ft
41%
10,624
45
45
200
50
•
Elec
Jan
48%
525
3.50 Feb
6.00
Oct
26,138
5% Aug
a49
41
38
43
43
25
*
41ft
41
41ft
10,428
a91%
a91 a91ft
55
22ft
42 ft
42 ft
49
41
50
340
3,050
39%
39 ft
40 ft
2,146
41ft
41
41ft
1,180
1,195
9%
•
73 ft
73 ft
75%
102 ft 102 ft
25
100
Cement common.
Steamship
it
34ft
5,479
24ft
Feb
24
28
1,708
1,130
26ft
Jan
35
20
85
Jan
100
300
51
Feb
68
40
1,289
30%
Jan
40ft
lift Jan
13 ft
Jun
14
.
12.50
3934
al2%
al2%
al7
al7
i§
53%
53 ft
54
•
35%
35
353/4
at
35 ft
353/a
35ft
220
13 ft
Co
13ft
13 ft
1,560
Ltd class B_*
17
55%
25
Jan
36
_
25
Jan
35%
Oct
lift Apr
13ft
5.00
25 ft
235
20
Aor
173/4
18 ft
1,601
13
Feb
32%
v*
25
Chemical
Cellulose
&
a
"
8ft
20
3.25
33
175
28ft
Jan
17 ft al7ft
50
8ft
2.80
1,200
Apr
Feb
27
15% Jan
19 ft
Oct
17ft
Oct
8ft
2,575
4.80 Mar
8.50
3.25
50
3.25
Apr
3.25
5
!!_•
4.00
Oct
4.25
24
j
535
15%
Jan
Sep
143/4,
8ft
8ft
340
17%
17 ft
173/4
1.573
15
•
24
23 ft
24
1,420
16
Jan
24
Preferred
47
46
47
480
45ft Sep
48
13 ft
177
10
15
28%
273/4
28ft
ag
101
20
28 ft
29 ft
2,391
Jan
Feb
July
23 ft
ADr
100
Jim
30%
16
Consolidated Mining Je ammittna
Consumers Glass
Corbys class A
13 ft
14 ft
1,268
"8
17
17
17
1,935
13
Feb
al2
50
10
al2
al2
213/4
213/4
23
7,310
33
33
33
130
•'
I
•
19 ft
A
"BBttllers Seagrams
Dominion Bridge
a
*
_
6%
14 ft
pfd
32 ft
Jan
13
16%
Jan
23%
20%
Jan
33 ft
16%
Apr
19 ft
16ft
Jan
19
55
110
43
Feb
21ft
1,240
Cement
19% Jun
55
I
Preferred
Dominion
Glass
«
in
20
Oct
24
Jun
preferred
v
-,
~
Dominion Stores Ltd
•
Dominion Tar Ac Chemical common.—*
Dominion Textile common
•
of
Canada
7ft Feb
preferred
Co
•
Match
I
Electrolux
Corp
20
\
-
Famous Players Canadian
Corp
Ford
Motor
Co__
Weston
(Geo)
Class
class
4ftft
French Petroleum
Abitca
Lumber
&
Bakeries
General Dynamics
General Motors
53
125
37% Jan
54
7.75
875
1,435
27
Jan
205
101
Jan
a84
clou
38
'
19 ft
"■
a
7"
Canada" comll.
i)referred
9.00
38 ft
page
Jan
7.00
43
Apr
50
600
65
47 ft
5%
Jan
10ft
Foreign
6%
Sep
Sep
ft
Oct
3,790
46
23
25
Sep
12 ft
25
37 ft
46
Oct
20 ft Aug
4,685
a6%
36
14ft
-
88
-Jan
6% May
39'A
Jan
70
38% Mar
52
Oct
*2.65
3.25
Oct
10,720
20
38%
Oct
3,477
.
4.70
4.70
14%
1,235
45ft
100
"14
65
65
31%
31ft
32 ft
4,016
3/50
3.50
3.55
Jan
50
Apr
60
50
Ofct
54
58
90
Feb
98
15 ft
July
July
14%
15%
1,825
10% Mar
16
87
Sep
90
4,242
69%
Apr
110 1123/4
747
83 ft
Feb
*
Oct
Jan
32%v
•32ft
33
943
Alar
65
Oct
'
32
250
32 Vs
47
48
'
:
25ft
15% Oct
"65
Oct
32%
Jan
2.15
Jan
■"
r,
Oct
4.20 .May
Jan
22
33 7
Aug
*32%
Oct
24%
400
32%
32 ft
32 ft
75
Oct
5.00 Jan
4.25 Alar
12
23,490
Are
-325
Feb
26ft
Jan
32% Jun
42
Jan
50
Jun
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
91
112%
Week's
Last
for Week
•
Shares
of Prices
••*
Sales
?-
Range
'
.
Low
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
•
45c
4,200
'36c
38
350
25
7
3,600
5
Jan
8
8
1,500
6
Feb
15 ft
100
12
63c
Alar
.67 8
High
>
Jan
37%
44C
V
Jun
43C
*. T
2.00
20
2.00
May
38
7
Oct
Aug
9% July
15
-Sep
2.00 May
1.75 Mar
4.85
4.85
500
4.85
Oct
-4.85
25
25ft
530
20V2
Jan
25% May
ft
48 ft
50
34ft
Jan
48%
Jan-
24ft
Oct
55
Sep
48
*
'.
i9
•
.
,
19
-2.80
3.00
674
674
1.50
1.50
;
...
——
-
-
—■
15ft
Can
of
80
■
A_
'ix
5
56
105
44
Mar
47
80c
May
a30
14
28
Mar
40
39 ft
40
36ft
19
19
•
*
-4074
42
55c
42
-
•
A
~
2,520
28
Jan
780
29
July
37 ft
Corp Ltd
•-..«
75
Oct
Oct
4.00
—
Jan
29
Jan
Jan
i
2.50 Alar
•
~6
1.00
Sep
July
4
40
Oct
'
37ft
Oct
20
May
42
Oct
30c
Feb
1,567
Oct
90
3.75
Jan
5.00
Feb
London
A
i
Inc
50
class
(Walter
&
635
600
25
24
42
42
2.010
-
L*
i
1
-
A__
M)
10
10
a834
a8%
10
•27ft
1
Co
Montreal
.
Moore
Refrig & Storage Ltd-
Corp
Ltd
,
4
Royal Dairies Ltd.—
Mount
Royal Rice
Mills
Premier
cum
Steel
Ltd
:
Jan
10
9
5% Jan
Oct
Oct
Mar
9
Oct
21 %
Jan
29
Aug
Jan
82
Oct
89
90
280
87
Jan
91
May
16
180
13%
Jun
17
-12%
13
101
11%
Jan
13% Oct
32 ft
33
475
22 ft
Feb
34ft
..
;40
_*
.
Jim
5
40
Jun
40
81
1,625
64
Jan
31%
200
7
May
0
Mar
50
13
/Jan
18
Oct
50
Oct
r
•
Oct
Oct
40
78
80 ft
7ft
7ft"
-
al8
al8
.49-
50
830
42ft
Feb
Oct
*
"8
8
8
800
8
Sep
10 ft
1.25
-.9ft
10ft
1,000
6ft
Feb
10%
Oct
45
65
43 ft
Sep
45 ft
Oct
72 ft
120
6438
Jan
72%
45
1st pfd__50
part 2nd pfd
50
Mills
53%
61%
Corp of Canada 6ft
non
Oct
42
Oct
110
5
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd.io
Paul Service Stores Ltd
:
:
_* '
6ft
24
4C ft Mar
53 ft
100
_♦
Lines Ltd common
.Oct
82
*
Ltd
Jan
Oct
15
16
•
common
Mount
.
20
159
-13% Oct
13
Oil 4 ft
pfd
100
Distilleries Ltd 6ft pfd
10
Mexican Light & Pow Co Ltd com_13.50
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co.
Apr
874 July
89
McColl-Frontenac
.
Mar
8%
28
28
_*
Melchers
•
1,350
141
82
il
_*
-
Paper
20
a53''2^53>/2
-
Canadian Investment Corp
Power
250
15
20
common
pfd—'
(Alfred)
1.5
r
137ll
25
13%
169
13 ft
-15
-
*
_*
Corp
class
72 '2-
4.60
4.50
28 ft
•
28ft
"4.60
900
2.30
Jan
29
952
18%
Jan
-8ft Oct
Oct
5225 Sep
'
Quebec
Telephone
Oct
Warrants
Oct
Rights
Corp
common
5
al0sa'
67c
-
alOft* al0%
65c
67c
»
Jan
29
105%
300
32c
»
;
Jan
3,715
-4.00
7169
.
17 ft.
Jan
Jun
May
66%
55c
102ft 104%
104
"
'7
1.50 Aug
a70c
37 ft
3.30
Jan
55
aGOc
19
•
2.00 Mar
a30
cl
Sec
class
300
100
,
a60c
56-
Ltd
Co
Foundation
Power
44
52
110
16 ft Alar
22,575
395
10
conv
Pembina Pipe
a92
88 ft
cum
Sep
52
7 ^
6%
Lambert
Jun
Jan
5% Jan
26
a90
'
Sep
"
II
pfd
cum
Investment
July
13%
b.6%
Oct
53
500
30-
15 ft
'r
B
Securities
22
47%
46
Oct
255%
Aug
25
Co_
Power Sec
MacLaren
6% Jan
37ft
30ft
Jan
45
1
Standard
Lowney Co Ltd
22 ft
Sep
38
-
Oct
38 ft Mar
•
32% Aug
•5 ft Sep
Oct
35
14ft
Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Can Ltd-l*
Oct
50
Pen
5
75
.1.
Co
Oct
61ft
13%
22 y2
500
53
"
Ltd
Aug
Apr
13 ft
Mfg
Motor
41
39 ft
13 ft
33%
55ft
36ft
1 •
Ford
38
1,723
100
Jan
53
&
Div
85
21ft July
38 ft Oct
7.574
Oct
21ft
50
5V«
29
•
_2:
Jan
Jan
3,645
Sep
135
"•'■55
•
Paper Inv Ltd—
Products Corp class A I*'
Jan
Apr
Apr
12%
46
Jan
Mar
Apr
25ft
23 ft
Jan
125
•
186
31
5
_*
28
13%
45 ft
51% May
33
2
.........
30ft, 30'ft
Par
1
Marconi
79
14 ft
12%
Juu
International Inv Tr Ltd—
27%
660
23 ft
Oct
46
Oct
48ft
100
42
135
a
14
Fleet
'
Sep
1,075
43 ft
42
al35
-
Oct
1,764
12 ft
46
>
Oct
1
■
Jan
Feb
20
60%
"
44
155
Jun
Apr
38
com___*
40.
304
.-
Oct
.32,.
.35
May
Hydro-Electric
19%
4.68%
in
45
-
:
41
International Paints
a92
Inland Cement Preferred
Feb
30
Oct
19
so
Tnl-uallunal Nickel of Canada
international Taper flnmmnn
Jan
28%
44
Shown
Consumers Gas
JUD
18%
a20ft a20ft
—2..
23%
575
480
Jan
107
37 ft
*50
preferred
12,889
27 ft
Oct
19ft
_
5
Sep
373/4.
59%
59
Mar
24
Preferred
July
34%
830
•
Acceptance Corp common
4.90
14
64
1,190
41
1
$2.25 preferred
6.90 Jan
10
37
40
I~-
see
30%
Jan
38ft
a84
Sep
100
Jan
1
Oct
102 103ft
38
17
Jan
14
48 %
Consolidated
Sep
40%
7.60
2s
Tor footnotes
13%
21ft
37ft
150
Apr
95
35
-
Jun
7.75
50
12
20
250
31
Sep
a84
$1.40 preferred
fUSO preferred
53
22%
16 ft July
5,472
.
48 J/«
Common
Sep
Sep
7,585
44
Investment
26
3.395
*Ltd
preferred
Tol>acco of
21%
Feb
133/4
•
"7
Oil
15% Mar
1,737
17
74ft Oct
10 ft Alar
23 ft
Aug
24
,
150
15 ft
16%
:
...21
,•
Canadian
15ft Aug
42
1,G01
9
common
128
Feb
3,425
58 ft
Feb
15 ft
*■
21%
•
Class B
Howard Smith PaDer
Hudson Bav Mining
16
25 ft
9
Feb
25%
37%
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Sep
July
19%
56 ft
14 V4
Apr
23% Aug
26 ft Sep
Mar
,
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd com__*
Sep
82ft
25 ft
a47ft a47 ft
May
1*
class
Ltd
Westinghouse
~~9
I
101
Packers
Canadian
57ft
10 ft
8
36ft
Hosiery Co Ltd
Co Ltd^
Oct
joo
_
toeat Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Gypsum Lime & Alabas
Home Cil class A
1.25
Jan
30ft
*
1,268
3.25
Bread
Silk
13
1
Butterfly
Canada
Canadian
1%
common
11%
British Columbia Packers Ltd cl B__
,
Sep
38 ft
_
General Steel Wares
'5% preferred
lift
673i
common.
10
25
Alar
*
Ltd
7ft Feb
a6ft
Jan
53
30
Belding-Corticelli
,
2,715
a6ft
23
..,,7.
Oct
Ltd—.
14
47
•,
33 ft
5
14ft
102
200
38
Power
30 ft
Jun
2,376
...
a99
*
Canadian
9ft Feb
Jun
195
26
so y4
Timber--
Jan
14ft
Feb
72 ft
-27
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Anglo-Nfld DeveloDment Co Ltd
9%
13 ft
100
Jan
-
„
8.356
30 ft
10
pfd.
98
*
.
14 ft
a
Qetlneau Power common
0% 'preferred
145
22%
Fridays
14 ft
•
Foundation Co of Canada
Eraser Cos Ltd common
Sep
15%
Oct
a99
2
14ft.
37% May
12ft Jun
™
Sep
36
13%
71%
Sale Trice
Canadian
40
26ft
Jan
30ft
STOCKS
Oct
642
22%
46
Jan
12
100
Oct
Apr
Oct
Jun
ft 8,934
-
1
Feb
"20
313
13
" '
46ft
.90
Jan
*27ft
2,421
•
3.00
Ltd
Prices
Oct
389
Oct
r43
12
-
24
34%
Canadian Stock
24
a46
12ft
•
u44
.
85
26%
*
74 ft
13 ft
'
•
Jan
20%
'
34 ft
50c
Jan
a44
-
>'23ft
64%
common
18ft
Jan
5.45
a2lft a2ift
•
preferred
51
9%
Jan
'lift
*
590
30
10%
34 ft Jan
35
1,055
49%
B
Zellers Limited
2,850
64%
A.
625
13 ft
46 ft
a88
♦
200
203/4
Feb
49'%
Worts
&
16
a 44
3.00
-5
:
Walker Gooderham
Webb & Knapp (Canada)
.
74 ft
13 ft
75
30 '/a
i
23 ft
•
5
_
Oct
Aug
13 V2
•
16
53
39
68
-99%
.*
73
21%
Apr
Feb
10
■
Pipeline
223/4
•
Eddy Taper Co class A pfd
2874
54%
3.05
16
117ft
Sep
:;r590
•
74 ft
10
Oct
27
1,080
30 La
Oils
'
Jan
Oct
;;24ftAug
"
13
•
"a44
:
22%
14%
25
•21ft
Ajir
i.v,v4 3,030
'"'-31
Canada
..97 ft
77
ft
67
-a88
•
Canada
1,925
-"45
•45'
13ft
*
Oct
40
Jan
16
10%
.,
a5.00 a5.00
*
Oct
128
Jan
l!i
39
.•
1.13
15 ft
8
1.55 May
July
42
__'w
35,621
15
23
■65
48
Power
1.25
40
450
10ft
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
128
27
5
Oct
Jan.
'Oct
•
26r;i» May
,*
Apr
*
990
65
»
trust
Aug
—3 la
Donohue Bros Ltd
Dow Brewery Ltd
Do Pont (195$) iCommnTi
750
5,360
f'139«„
A
•
preferred
38
100
;
;
25
32 ft
*
17
Jan
Oct
'A6 "
dan
v
a99
common
12
60
Jun
May
;55ft
Jan
27
100
Jan
9%
•'
1.30
20%
16%
com
Jan
9ft
26
24
27
50
pfd
Williams
23%
9%
,35ft
-;19
.!
50
13
10
>3.98 7
»•
33 ft
1,082
435
;
25
15ft
common
2.355
81
/
Occ
14 ft
23 ft
Apr
Jan
'
17
101
•*19 ft
"25,173
•
38
101
280
.
_
46
i:
•
& Power
United Steel Corp
Viau, Ltd
-
Oct
793/4
13 ft- May
10
21
>
145
lift
common
1.13
79%
"15ft
31ft
25
:19
.
*
36 ft
Illllllioo
common
preferred
Dominion Steel & Coal
102 V2
Jan
145
"
71%
A__.
163/4
7%
aaii
lift
'36%
;
100
class
1.13
«
mm
Rights
92
5
54 ft; ' 55 ft:
:
45^/8
•
36 ft
Dominion Corsets
Dominion Foundries Se Steal
54ft
I
Breweries
Triad
Oct
33 ft
600
6
ft
26
A
Trans Canada
,
22 ft Aug
Jun
3,600
•
20%
•
»
Cora common
of
Oct
25ft
21
:i2l
10
*
7,555
9ft
u99
-
Oct
25
100
20 ft
/
al4ftal4ft
Oct
18 ft
9ft
25
Oct
Aug
-a99
14 ft a 14
a
25
Oct
23
19 ft
32%
23ft
;;
Sep
Sep
19ft
31
Jan
Oct
-
21
a
10ft
7
Sep
17
18 ft
•
Crown Cork & Seal Co
Crown Zellerbach class
Jan
55
__i
b
May
1,245
•
Enterprises
Paper class A
Jan
30
646
22 ft
2iii
.*.62o
* •
Sep
Mar
14
21ft
13 ft
23 ft
.
"
Canada
30ft Aug
103%
13
14
22 ft
•
~»
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Sep
July
Occ
,23
-5K.X. 4
100
Rights
Sep
8%
18
21ft Jan
14
•
~
Enmlmn#mfc
15ft
21ft Jan
It
Canadian Vickers
Coal
6%
7,070
101
28ft
10o
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred
9.70 Mar
43 y2
_50
preferred
Steel
Jan
•
500
Jan
12 ft
/Toronto-Dominion Bank
May
13 ft
•
16
32
•
——*
—
Southern
Oct
•
•
Canadian Locomotive
Canadian Oil Comnanles common
'$ % 'preferred
Farm
143/4
•
:
250
100
common
Simpsons
Southam Co
;
,
25
43 ft
'
Oct
24
Sep
/143
•
»
common
preferred
6%
Apr
a4.00
Oct
••/4443A>
.
•
Voting
V
Oct
3.25
a4.00
Oct
17%
20o
(Canada) common
Lawrence
Sicks'
Oct
„33
45
'45
Apr
34 ft
(A V)
7%
Sep
5.50 Oct
_•
com
■
Series B 4ft.ft
Oct
25ft
3,842
7ft May
Jan
23ft
Sherwin
Oct
Aug
26
Oct
Juu
5*-
Jan
•
Series A 4ft
Oct
40ft Jan
July
'
1
Class
'
commoi
series
$2.75
25
25 ft
commoc
Canadian Industries common
Canadian International Power
Xmraa
125
990
5.00
Bronze
Canadian Converters class A
pfd
Class B
*
12%
r
14%
*
•
;
Shawinigan Water
'
common
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
Canadian Husky
Canadian Hydrocarbons
'
a
1
..
5ft
preferred
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Oct
•
Jan
25
^ 6
'27 ft
1
1
Transoort
St Lawrence
Oct
39
St
Sep
68
50
^
/
Sep
69%
185
•
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
Oct
97
a8ft
Sep
Jan
1,440
Power
class
Sep
105ft Sep
35
Aug
34ft Sep
34%
34%
r40
.
101
44
1
Royal Bank of Canada
Aug
66
$1175 'Series
6%%
Jan
Jan
150
lO'ft
Mar
50
16%
•
Preferred
97
-
V ■43ft .44.ft
Natural Gas
Rolland
*
80
33ft
Warrants
Imperial
Imperial
62ft Jan
77
083
16%
•
com
common
preferred
5%ft
Oct
45
97
common
•preferred
Canadian Celanese
Jun
8ft
Jan
34
Canadian British
•
12%
4ft Mur
36ft
•
Canadian Bank of Commerce
General
Jan
Roe
Sep
loo
preferred
Malting common
5ft
44% Mar
273/4
B
Canada
43ft
Jan
Products
preferred
Quebec
Quebec
Aug
33ft
•1.30 preferred.
Canada iron Foundries common
Canada
13 ft
36% Apr
1,592
4ft
July
53
39%
595
Calgary Power
Jan
8ft Jan
395
40
48 Va
295
43 ft
•
Tubes...
Price Bros & Co Ltd
Feb
52
Steel
Provincial
Jun
46 ft
96.
.
'
May
51
13 ft
8ft
Preferred
47
Oct
123/4
<
common
Oct
40
95
16%--
100
Premium Iron Ores.
,,
40
27ft Sep
3p ft diuy
Feb
43 ft :;
•
common
Placer Development
May
46% Sep
Jan
0%
43 ft
•
Mills
; Powell River Company
Power Corp of Canada
Sep
97
51ft
12 ft
Eddy
44%
Jan
13 ft
12
7%
Jan
51ft
7ft
-
Oct
88
•465
41
39 ft
Dominion
44 ft
33%
33
48 ft
49
39 ft
Canadian Breweries
Preferred
Jan
May
15 ft Jsep
Feb
24
05-' 69 V2
a8ft
__5
.2,
,
Page-Hersey
Penmans
16
1,650
47ft; 48ft
100
5
•__
Pacific Petroleums
Co—
A
Canada Wire & Cable
7% Aug
47 ft
•
preferred
Ontario
.'750
-xV7,826
Oct
126
'
5
1
_x__
Drug & Chemical com
Flour
7ft
27
Jan
35
•
Oct
"
Noranda Mines Ltd
Sep
5%
~6ft
43
50
class
Jan
41
Trust
preferred
OgiMe
18%
•
-9ft
27 ft
34 ft
■j
.•)
9%-,-r;-9ft
•
42% Sep
54 ft July
6
6ft
•
common
Apr
5ft
a48
fl
100
Oil
15 ft
39% Jan
'V,35.«.
;
50
National Steel Car Corp common
Oct
,14
July
•
Preferred
Oct
Mar
»
.Morgan & Co common
Oct
68
oan
J i
-.55
•
Montreal
4%%
12a
200
r.t
B
/National
Sep
750
66
Ltd class A
Moison Breweries
Class
63
-,22a
14
—*
A
Jan
27
26%
196
preferred
UCD
23
•126:126 ft
126
10U
class
(Robt)
32%
04 "/4
2o
100
Montreal Locomotive
Feb
m
B
Oct
25
Jan
Company
Class
Oct
Jan
Building Products
Combined
Jun
34
20
50
(B
46ft
20
50
Coghlin
Jan
27% Feb
90
preferred
Ceekshutt
Oct
25
preferred
preferred
$1.00
Oct
61
2,766
M
preferred
'Canadian
28ft
Jan
25
•
Canadian
44
Jan
25
5ft % preferred
50
British Columbia Forest Producti-__#
British Columbia Power
•
British Columbia Telephone
•
Jan
14
a23
•
preferred
Mitchell
Jan
Jan
u57
27 ft
OH
Frontenac
Feb
21ft
37'
1,040
a57
*
•
.
32
1,02 i
54%
!
Power
Mersey PaDer 5 V2 %
Feb
38
43ft
A
376
32
51ft
—100
9
pfd
class
48
1
High
30 Va
26%
7ft
Low
53%
•
com
Range Since Jin.
30 ft
cJohui
Woods
Acceptance
Lawrence
St
McColl
Sep
10
4ft %
5%
Jun
52
the
Lta
Pr el err en
.
25
A
Sft-% preferred
Bowater Paper
■milieu Traction Light ft Power
British American Bank Note Co
4ft %
53ft
27
at
Ltd
Sep
45 ft Aug
185
•
Snares
High
48
*
Massey-rerguson common
Jan
a22 ft
B
Mills
23ft
10
class
Telephone
Brack
Jan
39 ft
33 ft
Low
.1
MacMillan Export class B
Oct
lo
Paper
■©water Corp o%
Brown
36%
n
&
Britioh 'Columbia
Apr
50 ft
27
•
American
25
-/I.
Ltd
Co
Corp
Service
umitea
of
Lower
Oct
25
Bonque Canadienne Nationals
Banque Provinciate (Canada)
5%
''
35 ft
25
Bonkof Nova Scotia
'
100
59 ft
39ft
•
Power
a20
50
v
preferred
Lake
Public
Laurentide
Aug
12%
34%
to
preferred
4ft %
Jun
19
Labatt
Oct
25
12%
50
Bailey Selburn 5%
4%%
37
Jan
32 ft
Corp
Attu Steels Ltd
British
Jan
23
12%
50
$2.50 -preferred
Class
a20
24%
32%
AatNMoa
Ball
10
50
preferred
Bothurst
3,461
24
50
preferred
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
Anglo Can Tel Co 4ft % pfd
Argue Corp Ltd common
of
37
Jamaica
High
Low
#
Utilities
Interprovincial Pine Lines
20
pfd
4ft<%>
'Bane
High
24
•
•
Aluminium Ltd.
42.40
International
Range Since Jan. 1
•
•
A
Aiaome steel
Aluminum Co.
International Petroleum
Shares
35 ft
25
.
Sales
of Prices
for Week
of Prices
Par
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Friday
STOCKS
Exchange
Week's
Last
STOCKS
--
75
7,910
8% July
55c
Sep
32
Sep
13
Sen
67c
Oct
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Number 5789
188
Volume
.
.
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.
(1749)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
*53!
"
Week's
Last
■
Sale Price
©f Prices
Par
St-
(Canada)
Maurice
Gat.
inc
—
Finance Corp
_i
_
19:,4
550
J.35
39,900
i
:
1.3o
1.10
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•
pfd—100.
14.
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a__:
15
&
Waterman Pen Co Lm
WcstOt^L Product
Windsor
WoocLa
Hotel
Mfg
.Mining
• '
Ltd__l
Co
,17r'8
2.80
.
■
Ltd
Oil
_/2—
Ltii-^d-l-:
Gold
Bellecfeasse
1
1
'•■
■
14c:
i
23c
:•
i. .■>'•
Consolidated
•
Class H warrants
Halliwell
Consolidated
Quebec
Continental
Copper-Man
Cournor
500
40C
10c
Aug
'
Sep"
8c
11,601
12o
Jail
42.50U
7c
Jan
24c
17 Vac
4,25": .4.25*
ai Oc " a 10c
7c
Oct
40c
Mai-
1,000
2;G5
100
8
300
...
8.10
■
17% Feb
r
GJ7
1,000
2,000
197,
-7
92c
7 92c*
13c
13c
9c
8c
"'.c
14c
18,300
9c
1,004
Vac July
Oct
21c
718c
8.25
7'i.c-
/.fc . jap 1;
3:9.7 Feb
Acadia
.
Sep ■' "
1
10c.,, Apr
15c
*
"5c"Apr '
Jan
Gc
* Jan
6,000
4,000
15c
11,000
3c
Aug
3.75
3.75
72c
7Gc
l
800
14,500
7c-v
tld—1
4Gc
4.500
7c
49c
40c
3.30
■'
■
23,500
28c'
19c
22c
95,500
,13c
7 Vac
n.ooo
Gc
i.'"
al2c -al2c
Donalda- Mines, Ltd
—L
——il'Duvex Oils. <fc Minerals Ltd—1
—_17'
East Sullivan Mines Ltd———
1
Empire Oil- & Minerals Inc_—
Fab
Falcon bridge Nickel Mines Ltd
I
<fe Exploration Inc
f adornMining Co Ltd
Mines,' (194§>-Ltd—
Ltd J
1
5%
Sep
Mines
Haitian. Copper
5c
1
'■
Jun
-
1
ft
,10
50
3lo
Labrador Min «fe Exploration Co Ltd
U—
Goldvue
Hosco
Mines
Mines
New
Jack
Pacific Coal &
Mines
Nortlv American
North-; American
95,800
25o
3.f)0
5VaC
5'Oc
14,700
3lc
25C
33,700
7Vac
84c
„70c.
110.000
5.00
8c
July
July
1.37
Sep
'''
Jan
45c
Gc
2.000
5 Vac
4%
Mines
LtdJ.—
Ltd
1
1
—
Corp Ltd—i
Asbestos
Rare
*
i
3.G5
89c
Ltd—
1
...
75c":
I
2,15
Apr;"'
Mines
r*
Uranium
Mines
Aug
'
i3c
see
300
45c
1.93
14c
9.85
Aug
1.55
Oct
4.55
9.500
c»c
Feb
5,700
13c
5.90
Feb'
'1.40
331,100
10c
Apr *'
26.500
16c
33c
Jan
1
1
i
L_:
r
7.11c,
2c
5c
10c.
"
31c
Oct
".10%
.
Oct
2.75
.
3.45
62c
' G5c*
1.60
37c
Gc
Gc
23c"
.
4.000
13.800
2.44
340
Oct
29c
41
*
Jan
'49c'
.
Jan
82c
May
*"
Feb,'/' f
Beaver
13c
15c
1.54
1.68
Jan
42q
12c
—40c
July
35c
Oct
37% Sep
7a
Aug
Jan
32c
Jan
25c
May
1.00
84c
Mar
1.45
July
July
14
13,600
130
Jan
28% Oct
41
26,900
1.60
13% May
May
20% Feb
3%c Jan
"780
5
Jan
47
May
60% Oct
43% Jan
7c
1.52
400
25
6,463
7yac
.—1
255
6%
24%
24%
5%
6%
19c
Jan
19%cMay
Oct
2.25 Jan
8c
1,700
5.75 Oct
2.00 Apr
5
Mar
6% Aug
25
15% Mar
.
19c
21c
6c
8c
.—1
13c
16c
Jan
10c
17c
Oct
33c
4c
Jan
8c
Apr
11c
Sep
21c
July
6c
18,233
,
11c
.—1
9%c
11c
__1
2.30
2.35
1,300
•
16%
17
1,185
class
B
23,500
■f.
Oct
May
6c
40,600
117.500
J
Jan
14c
Apr
1.93
Feb
2.50 May
Jan
17
13% Feb
Jun
3.00
6c
3.00
250
90c
Apr
3.50 Oct
6c
*
1
7«/aC
13,948
6c
Jan
9c
103i
10%
23%
7.05
Feb
12
Oct
175
25 %
22 Va
May
3,215
11 %
25
22%
—
2214
Feb
25%
21
Jan
25
Oct
Feb
2.655
vie
2.20
2.34 Oct
1.58 May
2,400
2,000
11c
Sep
7 Va c
2,000
6VaC
Jan
12%C Feb
50
50%
50%
2,846
"""38y4
Jan
52% Oct
67%
G8
,
"
71
Get
Feb
19c
Jan
2.82 Aug
11,900
7c
Oct
22c
July
3,750
1.74
51
57,150
68
1.60
24c
July
17y2c 17 VaC
7%c
17
Mines
2,393
10c 13J/aC
.
Bethlehem
Bevcon
Bibls
Blcroft
Jan
Black
Bowater
Roy mar Gold
Gc
Jan
Brazilian
Oct
Bridge
300
8.15
1,000
2.10
5c
6.500
3c
9,500
30c
Jan
Jan
28 Va
440
Apr
28% Oct
30c
34c
76,900
31c
4.75
4.75
375
49c
34c
58c
77,945
24 Va.
25
1,325
1
1.04
1.02
1.09
11,585
23c
600
Feb
12%
.
_
Oct
Jan
71c
Apr
340
17%C Jan
12c
Sep
"Jan
30c
Feb
1.51
1.51
1.60
400
41%
14,233
39% Jan
95c
1.09
9,800
15 Vic
18c
202,229
7y3c
5c
8c
32,400
4c
Jan
99c
95c
1.00
24,230
•6c
3.00 May
42% Sep
i.25 im
1.30 Jan
41%
C5c
Jan
15c
S3o
&
Jan
23c
10%c Jan
'
80
15c
6,200
10c
Oct
18c
20c
56,060
8c
Jan
28o
27c
30c
4,600
20c
Jan
33o
.
■—
Jun
5yac
6c
10,000
10c
Jan
6c
7c
9,000
1
6c
1
7VsC
7c
7%c
13,600
7c
74c
72c
83c
99,275
35c
44
44
125
—50
5%
5ya
5%
200
1
7Vac
7c
8c
21,333
5.75
5.55
5.80
2,811
85c
76c
85c
3,900
41
Jan
Jan
May
Jan
3'/a Feb
7c
4.30
Jun
6
6%
30,505
20%
20%
21
325
19% Feb
—
545
46% Mar
1
——•
47
47
47 V*
ioy8
50
Warrants
10 Va
10 y8
2.90
2.85
41
41
3.00.
41
%
25
"50,732
17,581
5%
July
17 %« Jan
93c
Oct
14 VaC
45% Sep
.6% Oct
16c
Jan
Oct
7V4 Aug
21% Sep
48
Apr
6'/a
*
common
.
6,90 Oct
May
5% Sep
1
60c
Jan
"64c
•
---—
common
Preferred
,
4Vac Jan
1
—.—— ——
pfd—
1
Brltalta Petroleum
British Araer Oil
Jan
July
10c
19c
Gc
......
Petroleums
Tank
Sep
May
1.35 Jan
28c
1
Mines—
Traction
Sep
28% Jun
IBS Jan
17% Jan
86c
Oct
5.00 Sep
14)7 Mar
3.50 May
27c
41%
Bralorne Mines
Oct
2.50
6c
Sep
15
1
'
-
.
Apr
55c1
100
1
Paper
Jun
31c
2.50
Jun
26 Va
Mines
Oct'
Bralsaman
Oct
5c
1
Mlnefl*..
Corp 5%
Jan
Feb
4,000
1
Mines
Eowater
Mar
16c
Jnn
7»/aC
-60S
—
Bouzan Mines Ltd.
46c
3'/aC
Feb
30o
28
Mines
Bouscadiilac
Gold
10c
25.G00
300
Jan
12c
Gold
Oct
20.000
May
May
12c
23c
Mines Ltd
Uranium
Aug
1.95
830
15c
50,700
*
Bay
Bonville
%70c
1.50 July
Jan
14,300
17c
25
...
Mines
Bordulac
Sep
—
Warrants
Bidcop
Oct
3.50
Paper class. B_
Copper Corp.
Uranium
Jan
57c / Mar
..
Blc
21c
15c
"
6c
Feb
70C
18c
6c
Mines
Yukon
38c
•
,
67c
19c
Uranium
Quebec
Telephone
19c
Jan
69c
16 VaC
111
Belleterre
Bell
Apr
50c
45
Oct
Jan
8.87
"33,100
8,842
60%
4.25
53% Jun
12c
300
28 %
>
26%c Oct
23c
25,350
56c
59
•
Lodge
6c
12'f«
20c
Jan
Oct
80c
r
Jan
48%
3.000
27
5
Belcher Mining Corp—
24c
.
5c
45
Beaver Lumber Co common
•500
2.50
4.00 Jun
"
13y2c Jan
'
-III
Gc
4 J-:> c.'
2.10
75
14c
Bros
6.700
Gc'
Apr
Apr
"
Mines
Power &
26.000
2Gc
2.30
"
42c
*
31 %
1.08
Bata Petroleums Ltd.
1.80
23c,'
40c
7,200
60
Uranium Mines.
1/50
3'ac
Mar
'432,196
18c
Barymin Exploration Ltd
Metals Mining—
,35c/
'Gc
86c
*
Feb
Feb
Mar
*
Feb
90,750
44c
3.3-7
12 3 h
Ltd—1'
15c
2.100
25.500
48c
•
40.
.
3.40
*'
1
22.500
5c
12c
38c
«,
5c
1147c
Feb
July
Jun
14.074
Oct
18c
Mar
4,375
32c
2
May
1,631
36c
27 Vi
Oct
*. 39c
13c
47c
Jan
84c
•'
"
Beatty
3.75
27c
'
Feb
35o
256'
35c
90c
1.G3
Oct
15 Vic July
,10'4
13G"
11%
31c
56c
Beattle Duquesne
"21c
9r85
12c
50
29c
-1
13 VaC
OCt
1.93
Jan
43c
1
page
1,000
May
60c
Jan
120,900'
49 Va
—
Nova Scotia.
15C
Mar
24c/J 2Gc
Quebec:Smelting Refining Lcd_
Quemont Mining Cori) Ltd
Ranger Oil (Canada i Ltd
Co
2,750
24c
Sep
16c
1,600
5c
Mines
"28c
2.40 May
7Vf>c May
37c
1„
Rexspar-Uran & Metals Min
75c*
2.15
-
4c
4.05
31c
Mines:
Bathurst
Sep
43c
Quebec Labrador- Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec-Gil Development Ltd—i
1
—
55c;
2J3
1.525
Oct
"./r" 12c
73,705
31c
—-—
Feb
;
Jan
24c
Provo Gaa Producers Ltd
_1^.^_1—•
Quebec. Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd_l
Quebec Cobalt &r Exploration Ltd
1.
Quebec Copper : Corp CO Ltd^___l
1
footnotes
1,000
2.500
80c
22VaC 26 VaC
——
30c
Jan
Ltd—1
Porcupine :Erime Mines Ltd——
Portage- Island (Chib) IiTmes Ltd:
Mines
8c
3.75
Jan
'
Ltd—_1
I
of
Oct
allc
3.55
74c
23c
Montreal
Barvue
Gc
aGc
.
lO'/aC Jan
32,779
"34,030
3.50
2.04
Barnat
5.000
.3jG57
.
Feb
—1
Cons
Oct
7c
9c
49
31 ya
Products
Feb
Gc '*
1.60
Oct
8,628
; * 225
49'/a
common
14c
13yzc May
1.000
44 Va
80c
78c
_20o
1
Mines
'14c
Apr
,24c
:
'•'"•'135
Ltd——il„
of
Feb
382,466
Aug
75c
Oils
Bank
4o
L5c>* 15c*
1-
T
Apr
13.500
1.93
25
'
Gc
'28c
Apr
3,700
11
preferred
Bankfield
Baska
*
allc
75c
5
Base
■
36%
22
"
5G5
17c 17 Vac
——
Mines
Bankeno Mines
6.65 July
9c
Jan
.'8c '
*.
Corp——^1
Metals
Banff
Oct
1.46 May
22c
35% Oct
60c
Jun
"
Apr
133'
Jan
Oct
25
3.80
preferred
5%%
Jan
25c
Gold
5'/o
Jail
3c
21%
J
4c
11.500
Aug
7.55 May
23% May
23c
595
17c 17VaC
IsOc
Bailey Selburn Oil <fc Qm class A
85c
9c'
100
Apr
3i Oct
7,210
14c
lT/aC
—;
„.
River
Fabric
1,200
Gc
Oct
Aug
7,220
12,746
45 Vi
17 Vac
•
-———-
Auto
Oct
65c*
July
45
1
Avlllabona Mines
Gc
27c
45 Va
common
Electric
2,800
.
22%
■
—
Mines*
Aunor
1.05
Gc
16
1,550
22%
.,25
preferred
—
Auto
1.60
Gc
I
22 Va
4.15
7,855
*
32c
22 Va
f
34%
Aumaque Gold Mines——
7VaC
1.24
34 %
30c
32 Va
31c
Acceptance common
Aumacho
95c
3,100
32 Va
32 Va
32 Va
1
Temple
1.4G
1
—:
Jan
Mines
Yellowknife
Oct
1.50
';
Jan
.
Co
84%
17%
.60
7VaC"
Gc
130
4.G5
16%
lo
Aubelle
Feb
87 Vis
/
Feb
6.500
10c
>
98 Va
4.20
17
Oct
.
' Sep " " *
40c
98 Va
4.25
Corp common—
Bank
7'/aC
Ltd—1
Partridge Canadian Exploration
For
23,400
59c
*
17c
81c
G2c
98 Va
.T10
Atlin-Ruffner Mines
Oct
42qv Feb
8VaC
Ltd
Gold
08'a
ley* May
"
Oct
Oct
10c '
560
Jan
—-
—.—
Steels
Oct
Jan
375
1.40:
58c
23%
4o
1.000
Sep
12%
—
Atlas
Oct
9 VaC
3.90
22.800
1.25
Oils Ltd—1_L__20c
Pennbeff Mining Corp
Pitt CSbM Mining Co Ltd
Red. erect
2.000
7V->C!- 8'ac"
Explorers. Ltd___,j.l__'_
I,
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Lld.l4t
Pandaste Lake
30
Gc
Jun
34o
—
Atlas
-Feb
Feb
15c
50c
1
Mines
79c
69c
1
Jail'
1.25
1.25
Opemtooa
Orchan- Uranium
3.90
-
16
1,500
8,280
*
July
Jan
12c
I.
*
(1945)
44c
1
Northspaiv .Uranium Mines Ltd
Norvalie
Mines / Ltd——„il_'
ObalSkk
Oct *
1—1
Ltd_
Normetat Mining
Jan
14c
1.25
SaMiagn Mines Ltd
.1
nop
New. Spring Coulee-Oil <fe Minerals Ltd *>
New Vfcnray Mines Ltd^
—1
1
Nipissing
44c
16,300
1
—
Lake. Uranium
Nocana- Mines
15,000
87'a-j.,871 a"
New
New- West Amulet
9 Vac
7Gc
Go
l
Ltd
Ltd_I
New
Oct
14ml5!'ac
3.90
•
5.
Fownaque Mines Ltd
New
5 Vac
5c
2.00 Oct
35c
1.00
Asamera Oil
Oct
15
33,902
Aug
2.35 Oct
.
15%
Huronian
Atlantic
July
28%
75c
1
Montgary Exploratiohs Ltd—
22,500
405
22 Va'
9c
1.30 Jan
1.15 Mar
15
Mines
Ash
Jun
Jan
14c
1
Mining Ltd
Mid-Chibou&amau Mines Ltd__—_i.
Mogadon Mines Ltd—.i—
1
20'.a
8,100
2iya
,
Jan
35c
trust—
preferred —
preferred
Arjon Gold Mines
^
,54 c:
5.925
July
740
Apr
750
8ep
15%
$2,40
Aug
9c
75 c
5
Mevrill. Island
1.05
5,985
7»ac
8,320
1.80
0
ILJ
$2 Va
'
Jau * *
23 :,4:
2.20
1.75
45c
Sep
10% Get
70o
..100
,—
Ltd
Rouyn
Argus
"
2V'a'c
'23
2.10
Jan
1
—
,,
-
i—!•',
Ltd-
/'
Fdb
42,500
6Vac
Mar
21 Va
5
Oils———
Cons
Arcan- Corporation
Area
Jan
23
Jan
4c
1.75
Cons Resources
Arcadia Nickel
" Oct
7 50c
33o
5,900
Apex
Jan
9c
Gq. 7'L'Ci
10,300
7c
Antlies Imperial
2.15 May
13c
Jan
45c
-
1,
Ltd
Mines
,' Cc
Jan
19%
27 :'28:!ii
65c
4Gc
2.10
common
————
Mines
Ansll
Oct
13V.fi Jan
T'
62c
July
May
4.35
I'
Jun
45c
45c
1
—
Petroleums
Anglo
Anglo
'
aC f
8Va
Jun
13o
29o
2.31 Jan
6y2c
65c
1
—
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd.
Jan
1.09
2c;' Oct
20d- May
(IV
"-
3.40
10,041
5,700
_50c
Gold
Lead Mines——
Anchor
Oct
11c
425
.
_I
Lingside .Copper Mining Co Ltd-.
Maritimes Mining Corp Ltd—
1
29
,
.
19,400
—1
"•
\ Jan
;'
27,100
Ac
3.15
10Q
Feb
56c
—
Anacon
May
45c
"
Jan
Jan
13c
10
——
Jan
'5c. 8V2C
5c
21c2iy2c
Mar
5c
51c
„,1
Oct
15»/4N.17'a
3(ic *
20%
High
37% Oct
10% May
21% Jun
10
Amalgamated Rare Earth—,——
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd—
American Nepheline
'Amurex Oil Development—
Oct
390
,
610
Low
Va Jan
8% July
56c
preferred _—;
Amalgamated Larder Mines——
July
23,300
Vac
9%
.3.25
-50
Jun
5VaC Jail
85c
9'A
24
.,10
V 4%.%
'
1.30
8,235
'
July
11.000
27»4
>'
3u
100
37'/s
Range Since Jan. 1
High
35 V*
preferred—
—
Oct
13c
Sep
3,000
-
■
Feb
18c
.,
.
21*; Apr
2c, May
500
3,315
Shares
1
Aluminum Co
3.00
<
Jun
13.100
8C;
80c
15',4
:_l
;
90,700
1.95
VViC
45c
Uranium Mines————
i,„ I.
Kontikj. Lead «fc Zinc Mines Ltd-——1
New
8
1
Iso
New
*1795/
"80c
—
8c
lie
for Week
I"1
—
Aluminium
15c
,
Oct
,
Sales
•
Range
of Prices
Ltd,
Central, voting
Aigoma Steel
Allied Roxana Mining
-
7c
-
Corp Ltd
Marpic Exploration
Mclntyre-Porcupine
2.000
29;
8e
-•*-
Ltd—
10c-
-80c 7 1.09<
"5c
5c,
1.95
1
common—'.
Mines
May
54-iici
>
70<;,
Inspiration Mining. & Dev Cq Ltd^___1
International Ceramic Mining Ltd—1
Shore
G'jiC
1.
^
Hollfngei: ConsoJ Gold Mines Xltti
Indian Lake Mines Ltd
4
Lake
Oct
1.41
-2Wi
.»
1,7
._
Ltd—
Ltd
15c-
1,300
10c
•
——
Gaspe. Oil- Ventures Ltd
Mines
12c,;? Oct
1,000
9c,
Week's
:
21 Vic
debentures
Warrants
16 Ms May
26c July.
""
12c
'4.000
Jan
July
July
Exchange
J
Jan
47c
Jau
15c
10c#
Oct
1.00
Expressed in Canadian DeHarf
Low
———-
Trunk—
Gas
Jan
10c
*
-
60
19
Algoma
July
,4.00 Apr
13ci" Oct
I
27C
5%c Jun
Jan
85
trust
July
22c
15c V*
9c-1
1—
.
Futurity Oils Ltd:
Gunnar
500
V2C
4,500
9%
Algom Uranium common
13c
..
2.50-' -2.50
15c
_1
——:
Fundy Bay. Copper Mines Ltd
Golden Age
11
1
Fano
Fonlana
500
-
I,
Metal Mines Ltd—_——
Frobishcf
25
15
;
8%c
61c
75
Alberta Pacific
Sep'
Oct
5.95
July
Ltd_l
Mines
85c
Mar
2yac Jan
180
Distillers
Voting
Jan
94c
■
JuLy
Sep
7VaC
Alberta
16% Jun
4Vac Sep
_l
Dome Mines Ltd
85c
Sep
18c
9,500
Sep
1.24 May
37c
Feb
14c
15,500
-—2,100
_
6,300
10,150
11,270
Analogue Controls
Dolsan
3V2C
35 ya
——
Yellowknlfe
9c
Feb
—1
13,300
3c
8c
1.80 Jun
"
Feb
2Gc
19c
26c;
22c
8c
common-.
Explorations
9c
VaC Apr f
lOVss Jan ■'
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18c
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Oct
Oct
May
1.16
92
Mines
18c
5
Ltd————-
-
10c
1,000
Oil———
&
55c
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Alberta
9.50 July
12c
,
r
4c
21,500
7y2c
Alba
70c
Sep
7c,
GGO
8.500
22c
1.19
-
Shown Are
AJax Petroleums
16c
:
7V&C Jau
Vac,
-
"3,500
7%c
"
24c
,
Feb
33c
13'
lie
15c
7c
Akaitcho
17Vac Jan
Oct
6.20
4.000
Gc;:
2.64 Feb
92
Jan
.','330
1.77
4.500
Gc. 'c
Apr
20
Feb
Oct
12-V4
1.65
92
Jan
21c
■
1
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1
11,200
1
Mines
July
12cf
2.53
•'
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Sugar
Surpass
10c.
5c
2.45
-
20
Agnlco
15c
lGc 10
Sep
7.65 Oct
7yac
Egnew
74c
lO'/i-c
25c
Jan
1
Jun
v'.,G2c,
5c
Jan
5.00
•
Feb.
60c
16c,
1
13c
5,200
-100
2.40
Sep
„
2,734
•7.20
Mines
6.30
;Oct
1.500
al9c
6.85
>—,—
—
—
Apr *
4c
1.400
Jan
al4c
Oct
*
I
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Uranium
Jan
12c
7-fec
-
l
>
&
1.75
•G.128
17.850
13c
Class A
Acadia
Advocate
13.000
•
Jan
Sep
18c
Ltd
Atlantic
Oct
9.25
--10c
,18c'
1.26
4c
Par
Abitibi Power
5.05
10c
-7c
Glc.
-
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•
7 17c
8-75
9 VaC*
Mar
6,327
Friday
Acme
Oct
i
30c
6c
Sale Price
Feb
V" 9c
,
Sep
~
73c
23c
STOCKS
30% Oct
5','ac
16c
1'
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92c
8.25
..
65c
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Jan
300
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12c
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13,325
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92c
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0.20
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1.97
3.000
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July
29c
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-
5c. j.'):-
8.00
a,
Aug
350
Jan
6c
Co Ltd,
Preferred
28'.a" 281
28c
May
Toronto Stock
May
4.25
Apr
Feb
Oct
2.40 Oct
8c
15c
Prices
Oct
500
6,500
-
1.75 May
8c
Mar
47.400
July
18c
14%
Feb
13c
—
,
,11c ,:,Apr
25c
July
'
8 V4
25,500
Ltd
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8c
9Vac Jan
204,800
131,4o6
Ltd
Jan
93c
7c
100
Jan
4c
3,500
Jun
12c
1.50
Ltd..
Co
55c
22c
80c
2.30
Oct
Jan
4c
300
•
3,705
29c
6.95
2.85 Aug
29c
1,000
1,000
•1,000
14
25c
Ltd
6Vac Jan
Jan
20c
_Tc
;
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Mar
9 Vac
1
—
Oil
6c
12c
Oct
5c
Mines
Mines
1.40 Sep
July
July
6c
13c
65,100
2^,500
11
38c
4 Va C Mar
Gc
•
128,200
Feb
Oct;
8c
75c.
Exploration
Mines
Mining
Jan
21c
,
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■_
Mines
i
Mining
3c
4Gc
1
Yellowlaiife
'7 Mines Ltd. —<
7.10
20 VaC
1,500
38 VjC
——
Consolidated
975
8,500
Westville
Oct
67c
Exploratiohs Ltd—
Ltd—
Westburne
July
Va Oct'
1.16
16c 18%c
2.50
Mining
900
23c
Weedon Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd,,
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
18c
:
11 J,2C
•'
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Mines
«0. ' Jan
5c
1.64'
Virginia
July
1.20
Oct
2oyac
al4c
ViolaMac : Mines
8V2C Mar
Jttiy
24c
:
-
Vanguard
18e
Ltd
Lithium
Valor
Jun
G V'ac
Gc
.l:
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Cadillac
Denison
**'■ 17c
Jan
2c
-
58.100
Va*
Vae
Sep
lie / Jun
\;79c
Oct
;
2<t Sep
-
4dc
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Ltdi—_i
L'Ungava__
Ltd
I—
Mines
G
1,000
Gc
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Ltd——JaU
Miniere
ConsoL Bi-Ore
4,000
>1, 383
=
4.90 Oct
2.45
43c
25c
——
Mines
Oils
Apr
Sep
Sep
2OV2C
Asbestos Corp
«'V:
■■
2__—
Cleveland- Copper Corp__
Consols. Central
Ltd.,.
Ltd—
Consolidated
3.90
2.30
Ltd—
United
Sep
49c
Jan
Apr
29c
lr
;
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd__
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd——r
-
:
4.35
Jan
4 Vac
42c
24c
Ltd_l
Ltd————
Mines
12c
5,500
5c'-.
;'
Oct
8,000
5c
7c
Explorations
Manitoba
3.15
34,300
79c'
9VacJ
»
700
5c
I
Explorations Ltd—
—a
Canuba Mines Ltd—
1
L—
Capital- Lithium Mines Ltd
CentrdLDel Rio-Oils
:
72c
Ltd
•••'
3.30
22c'
——-
Explorations
:
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.
Petrol
Mines
Exploration
860
12c
12c
13%
Titan Petroleum Corp
Trebor Mines Ltd,
1.G4
I.
—
„
Canorama
Compagnle
Jan
27c
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd——!„ 10c.
Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd—
,_J
f'aualask Nickel Mines Ltd
.1;
Quebec
41
ia34 / 11
1
Mines Ltd
f
Canadian Devonian
Cartier
July
14c: —17c
10^4
_i.
Campbell-Chiboueamau Mines Ltd^.:
Central
Oct
39
2c
1
Calgary
Edmonton Corp Ltd__.z_
Calumet Uranium Mines Ltd!—:
Can-Met
36
79
.i—_1
—;
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40
9c
Gold Mines Ltd—_1
Burnt Hill.'Tungsten
'■■■,
Tib
41c
1
Mining & Smelt Corp
£
Tazin
Feb'
44^c-
1
Mining Corp Ltd—
Bouzan- Mines Ltd
■
Jan'
44ac
Oil & Refining Corp
Bornite Copper £or.p.
X
Taclie Lake Mines
6"/'8
15Va
4'.L'C
2c
ilr
BonnyviHe
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Feb
Oct
a
"
Bouscaciillac Gold Mines,Ltd—:
-
dd
11% July
8.555
4.90
1.00
35c
13 %
Sullivan Consolidated Mines Ltd
21;'
37c
•
Ltd—
Belle-Ghibougainau Mines Ltd
Brunswick
Aug
2
3.20
70
75c'.
9c
•-
Ltd____._\-—
Red Lake
:•
1
Barvatfeq - Mines Ltd:
Bateman Bay Mining Co
Beatrice
18 V
Jan
25
4,\<zC
75c
_l
c,
Mines
"37 c
—'
Ltd——
Bailey. Selburn Oil.& Gas Ltd cl A
Mines
Aug
2.80
150
6c
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Standard
High
25,800
a40c
Ltd
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
-3G
3.15
20c
Authpnian Mining Corp. Ltd—
Baker TalaLtd-,
Mines
Dufault
Sep
Sep
Sep
United
Anacotv, Lead Mines Ltd^.
Atlas Sulphur 8c Iron Co
Ault Metal Mines Ltd_„
Ltd——
Trojan
Mines/rtJ—4—___J—-.___1::;
Land-Ore
45
South
Low
2.45
4.75
4.85
13 ''
Stacks—
Exploration i~td
Ameianium
Mines. Ltd^—-•—--/I.
Barnat
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Arno- Mines
Siscalta
3d
5'4 -- G J4 ■
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;lV,
Jun
15 Va
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2.10
1.20
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
Oil
Shares
a40c
Oct
16
2.45
Ltd—
Mines
Metal
Aug
Jan
lu */8
100
Satellite
17
10Va Mar
4,600
Oct'
Low
Ltd—_—
Mines
River
Lawrence
185
Oct
31%
100
St
Sales
for Week
Range
©I Prices
Par
Oct
1.35
93A May
1,400
•
20
Week's
Last
Sale Price
1
40
6vi.
;
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Feb
117,
13,850
...
2.80
.
Jan
50c
90
12:!s .12*i
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new 4
21
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12Va
1 282
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42\2
Trails-Canada Corp Fui.d
Producers
21
41
42 'A
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Low
al25
15
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Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
Wainwriglit
14 J
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ENDED
Friday
Range Since Jan.
High
10 J;
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Souiherr*. Canada Power 6%
Traders
Low
-Ltd
WEEK
STOCKS
Shares
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for Week
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Jan
/ " 1.55 Jan
80c
12
Jun
3.10 Oct
45
Oct
&
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38
.
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(1750)
Monday, October
27
1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Range
Last
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
Pur
British
4c/c
preferred
4lAr/o preferred
4,/2'/o
—
preferred
preferred
5Vi%
-
preferred
BMtistt
Columbia
Brown
Mills
Class li
—_1
Brunswick
-
;
Suuaio
Burlington
36%
Apr
38%
Jan
44 %
Sep
Consolidated
Fenimore
Apr
65c
Jun
Consolidated
Gillies
1.025
9%
Jan
13
Jun
Consolidated
Golden
8
Oct
4% Mar
4.35
4.10
Oct
73c
Mar
4%c Jan
12c
38
39%
1,520
35%
Jan
44
6%
200
5%
Jan
12c
6%
9Vic
12c
31,700
14 %
13%
15
13%
450
1,763
23c
26c
77c
86c
39%
—
'.
25c
82c
27%
1
8.10
14
6,666
21,850
28%
74 75%
102 % 102%
27%
74
__
1
8.00
7.60
__
2,190
1,340
10
27,197
975
9.30
7.90
5.00
4.75
*
•
34
33%
20
27%
27%
710
28
10
Stone;
4.50 Oct
5c
9,920
500
—•
.•
100
common
Apr
8,586
1,222,600
25e
-
1.95
4.50
14c 18 lie
95c
1.00
7%c 7lac
17c
99c
12%
34%
*
34%,
1,726
371
6%c May
Oct
18 %c
1.34 May
7c
Feb
20c
Aug
12 %c
16c
12,700
37,837
10c
Mar
20c
Jan
May
Sep
6% Sep
16c July
Arrow
Gold Ltd
Mac Oils Ltd
Marcus
Consolidated
Explor—
Nicholson
35%
Oct
15
Jun
Jan
Jan
45c
40c
July
Jan
12c
90c
Aug
Oct
17%
Fob
31
62%
Jan
80
97
Jan
105
Sep
July
3.95
Feb
9.80 Oct
5.15
Jan
8.90 May
5
Oct
25
Jan
35
Oct
27
Jau
29% Jun
Jun
3.25
6
Feb
12%
Oct
490
50
25
Feb
35
Oct
Ltd
Safeway
Canada
Southern
125
Canada Southern
Consolidated
Class A
Con west
85c
70c
Mar
1.20 Jun
B
Canada
Wire
&
Cable
Canadian
AstoiTa
Canadian
Atlantic
Canadian
class
Coulee
Cournor
50
Aug
Cowichan
50
Oct
com__10
53 %
53%
55%
53%
Oct
55%
Oct
Oree
2.50
2.85
2.50
Oct
17%
Bakeries
17%
400
7c
7c
7c
Canadian Breweries
Preferred
Jail
55c
Juu
6.50
7%
52%
54
4,274
53%
•
35%
35%
35
35%
8,836
25
35
35%
460
Canadian British Aluminium
Class A warrants
*
13%
13'A
13%
Canadian
•
•
Canners
class A
Canadian Celanese
$1
5.10
common
preferred
81% preferred
Canadian
Collieries
40%
Oct
Crowpat
12
May
13
Jun
Cusco
12 %
6c
5
5
2.45
2.10
•
6.00
1
»
-
Products
pfd--
100
Wan-nuts
—
20c
19
19
31c
31c
Delnite
May
15% May
9
Canadian Industries
Canadian
Malaftic
Canadian
North
common-
Gold
17%
:
Inca——
•
69c'
69c
/
1
18.
66c
75c
28c
Canadian Northwest Mipes
47c
42c
56c
Canadian
onv.,
27%.
28%
100
100
8%
Cihm
preferred
preferred
nnrnmnn
—100
100
—-
1953 warrants
Canadian
Canadian
Thorium
Canadian
•
—,
Paciric Railways
Potrofina preferred
Canadian.
Tire
28 % Mar
33
Oct
4.75 Mar
80c
Apr
1... ,7%c
•
Corp__
VIckers
*
Canadian
Wallpaper Mfrs class A
*
•'
25
pfd—20
__
B
Canadian Western Nat Gas 4 °'o
5%%
preferred
Jan
4.00
Jan
65c
1.35 Feb
6.00 Aug
79c
Aug
6.60 Jun
11% Mar
Jan
24% Oct
Jan
G%
Apr
1.40
Feb
.".'1.08 Jun
8% Oct
3.00 Sep
Feb
35
25
Sep
Oct
28c
Sep
IjOS Ja.11
9.55 Mai-
4.50 Mar
Jon
55c
2.40 Feb:
Canadian
Rights
25
9.25
Sep
Jan
131
Oct
30
May
,27
Sep
Feb
25
100
20
■'
-
21
55
52%
55
165
27c
28c
17c
36c
82c
99c
36c
40c
78c
78c
7.90
8.20
10,249
74,741
113,176
7,325
8,000
1,50?)
6,778
3.85
3.85
2.50
2.50
2.50
8.30
8.80
1
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8.10
•
Trethewey
Cayzor Athabaska
1
*
Central
•
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57
14,179
36c
Ltd
Mar
12c
500
8.35
11 %c
Quartz
44
200
02c
•
Asbestos Corp
750
May
Apr
Apr
July
21% Aug
3.15 Aug
2,500
4,792
ll%cl2%c
„
Jan
Cbeskirk
Wines
*
Chimo
Gold
Mines
Chromium Mining &
Farm
21
6c
Sep
Aug
30c
23%c Jun
Oct
37c
1.78 Feb
Jan
May
Equip
5c
Sep
1.24 Oct
37c
July
Oct
Jan
22c
9 600
16c
Apr
38c
July
i7C
18c
11,700
10c
Oct
66c
60,093
31c
May
May
20c
57c
80C
Oct
1
1.30
1.26
1.60
11 950
50c
Jan
55c
60c
4*800
40c
Jan
1.90 Oct
69c
2 95
2 95
305
_i
2.45
2.39
2D0
4,525
13%
431/4
14j/8
2 948
16c
17c
5,400
11c
Jun
36c
13c 13i/,c
4 800
10 %c
Jan
19 %c
July
2.25 Jun
3.50 Mar
Jan
7%
Jan
14% Oct
1
1
58c
57c
65c
Colomac
34i(60o
20%c Jan
1
0%c
6%c
7%c
179,100
4%cMar
12%
10
Jan
29c
Aug
1.05 July
1.25 Oct
1.75 Apr
10
Oct
Comb ned Enterprises
*
Combined
*
Metals
Commoil
Conduits
-
National
Confederation
1
Life
Coniagas Mines
Coniaurum
or.
10
__
2.50
Mines
58c
♦
__
Con Key Mmes
•
-
__
Consolidated.Allenbee Oil
For
footnotes* see"
•
page
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6c
1
l2"tt
'100
32c
36c
9,025
1.30
__
32c
*
—
1.30
200
«i'
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2nn
8
Jun
161
105
105
87
Jan
58o
65c
24,600
29c
29c
1000
22Vic 22 Vic
750
6c
7%c
12,685
4.00
1.70
Jan
10c
July
8%c
2,750
6c
Jun
95c
2,600
55c
July
2.45
1,400
2.35 Oct
3.80
4.15
2,355
3.40 Mar
2.70 Sep
4.45 July
l.(i() Mar
.,2.20 Jan
1.10
Oct
1.70
1.80
1.50
1.75
11,815
1,400
54
54
51
43
Apr
56
21%
21%
160
14
Mar
22
%c
11c
13c
30,700
6 Vic
Jun
21c
July
13 %C
13c
15c
24,650
7 Vic
Jau
30o
July
28 %c
26c 31 Vac
36,697
15c
51111
90c
35c
42c
86,700
12c
Jan
65c
July
July
12
12
625
7%
Feb
12%
22 Vie
54
21%.
12
38c
35c
23c
35c
1.90 Jan
1.25 Apr
48,337
17c
17c 17 %c
16,000
Sep
Oct
10c 12 Vac
22,125
7 Vic
69c
60c
69c
19,400
4(ic
1.35
17,600
96c
19c
32 %
10,737
25%
Jan
11 %
69c
Jan
July
July
Oct
Jun
31
Feb
250
Apr
1.21
32
15
14%
15 Va
4,975
12%
12 VB
13 %
2,925
20 %
20%
2,215
Jan
7.70
20 li
Oct
37c
Apr
lOVic Jun
1.28
1.62 May
33 Va
^
Oct
17 Vb Aug
Jan
13%
Oct
Jan
Oct
24
8%
8%
8%
100
8
Jan
11% Mar
21%
21
22%
I.755
11
May
22%
36 %
23% Jan
38%
Oct
Oct
36 %
38%
6,349
1.13
1.13
1.27
58,558
13 Va
13%
15
4,560
9
Aug
15
Oct
27%
—
27^4
May
1.27 Oct
Oct
1.13
Sep
Oct
Jau
74% Oct
14%
14 Vs
8,783
10
Jun
14Vi Oct
19
19
250
•
9%
9%
9%
2,170
126
126
25
48,100
6c
28,350
11c
1
com
Dominion Tar As
Preferred
Dominion
:
common
100
Preferred
Donalda
Duvan
"
——
Textile
14%
——l
1
22c
13c
22c 24%c
15c
I4c
15c'
89,475
1
Copper Go LUI—
Duvex Oils & Minerals—
22
7Vs Feb
12 %c
20c
19c
20c
98,700-
1.41
1.47
2.31
2.50
12c
Oct
19
May
10
Sep
Juu
120
Oct
Jau
119
—-1
Mines
East Aniphl Gold
Malar tic
———
25.Vio July
29c
Oct
.
Juii 7
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'2.35
1
—1
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Eastern Metals
1.42
——.—1
Mines
East SuUlvau
—
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Economic- Investment Trust
Eider:Mines
'—....
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Mines
--
■-i
Mar
17c
July
6Vic Mar
29c
Oct
7C
:
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——
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9e
11c
38*2
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125
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53
75c
31%c
26,400
S3
12c
13 %c-
27%c
12c
60 V*
-
14c
Oct
26
Feb
50
Oct
37
1.02 May
42c, Aug
-Jau
9c
55
21 Vac
243,310
;
.Jau
19c
3,260
16c
Jan.
26c
.
50
28c
Falconhrldge Nickel —
*
Players1 Canadian—
—-—
Fanny Farmer Candy—
—-—
1
Faraday 'Uranium Mines—————-1.
9c
*
18c
Oct,
Jan
Feb
May
63
July
35c
Jan
Oct
24c
Mar
28%
28*4
29 %
20%
20*
21
Apr
14% Jan
2,167
21
29% Oct
Sep
14:% Apr
10,148
-
19%
Fargo Oils Lid—™————
Farwest Tungsten Cop
—
Federal Grain class AFederal
Fibre
25c
1
20%
18%
19
960
1.05
1.00
1.10
II,400
97c
Jun
30C
33c
5,590
20c
Oct
6.10
6.20
960
15c
14 %C
16c
22,158
-
5.00
Products
21c
26
Jail
45
--,6c
Sen
13c
43
43%
40c
6 VaC
6*aC
10,00(1
*
4.00
4.00
300
1.50 Mar
4.00 Oct
3.75
3.75
125
2.50 Sep
3.75 Oct
45c
45c
52c
1,070
45%
46
349
32 Va May
104%
102%
105
970
66Vi
*
1»
——*
—
Canada class A
•
Co
200
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
43
6 *aC
common
13%
14c
725
13
Jau
5c
14
19c
Jau
30%
22'% Jau
7.80
7.55
7.80
950
7.00 Jan
1.92
1.86
1.99
9,290"*
1.18 Jan
2.25 May
77
77%
20
63
78
5%
5%
175
100
*
Co
5%
9.00 Feb
Jan
Apr
6% Jan
4.80 July
100
Electric
General
Motors
July
General
80c
10c
Aug
Giant
13
Sep
Giant
Mascot
——
Prospecting-Mine—.
Yellowltnife
18":4
58%
782
Gold
18Vi' Oct
53% May
63 Va
63*2
63Va
200
59
Jun
46%
46*2
48%
693
32%
Feb
48%
1
3.50
3.50
3.75
1,350
3.05 May
4.00 Jun
3.00
3.20
1,600
2.75 Jan
3.80 Jan
8
Jan
Mines—
9
8%
9
450
16%C
17c
75c
92c
4,200
17,532
lOVic Jan
75c
10%C
9%c10 %c
10,825
4.60
4.90
2,455
08,700
19 Vic Aug
*
1
1
Oct
10Vi Sep
Aug
5% Jau
16%c
•
65
25c
27c
Jau
1.00 Oct
9c
Jan
14 Vic Mar
1.25 Jan
7.05 May
1.1Q. Apr
July
32c
53 c
Glenn. Uranium. Mines.
-1
11c
lie
15c
5,009
5c
May
17c
Goldale Mines
.1
17VaC
17 Vic
20c
18,500
14c
Mar
22c
Glacier
Gold
Golden
36c
Mining
Eagle
Oct
-
Oct
.1
Jan
95c
Jan
Goldfields
Jan
35c
Jan
35c
Jan
Goodyear Tire 4% pfd
Gordon Mackay class A
ll%cMay
^ Graham Bousquet Gold
Uranium
—
22c
25c
185,400
5c
Mar
25c
Oct
29c
25c
31C
27,150
25c
Oct
45c
Aug
.1
Mines
24 %C
..1
Gold-
Manitou
26c
■
18
56%
1
Steel Wares common
Mines Ltd
Scientific
106% Jun
18
3.20
Genex
Jan
7.95 Jan
5
;—
General Petroleum Canada com
Geo
38% Oct
101
—1%
——-—
;
,
Jan
245
18
37 *A 38'A
4,415
II,012
17%
20% Sep
Jan
65 % Sep
1
General Development
General Dynamics
General
27
102
17*/*
57 Va
l
:
Ltd—
915
101%
38%
common—
preferred
Mines
July
Aug
Oct
*
Debentures
Power
Jan
80c
juiy
46% Sep
105Vi. Oct
Jau
12% Jau
38,900
30Va
30c
1,780
HVaC
30
13
13 VaC
.
——*
10
preferred
common
Frueliauf Trailer
Geco
July
Sep
1
Fleet Manufacturing
Ford Motor Co <U S)
5%
Feb
7.20 May
Jan
9 Vic Mar
*
;
Preferred
Gatineau
Oct
1.78 Feb
80c
10
Kirkland
of
a
19
27c
Famous
Feb
Oct
167
Oct
40
Feb
66,517
60 %
140'
1
Jan
-24
79,700
3,900
1.89 July
2.70 Oct
31
•
125
-
79c*
30c 31 Vac
;
12c
1
Ltd-
Empire Life insurance—
Eureka* Gorp ---■—*—*
10,810 - 1
38%
25*3
79c
-
1.30 Mar
1.40 May
7c July
7,375
-
10c
1—1
—;
*
38%
Eddy Match CO
—————*
Eddy Paper class A——;
-—-—-20
50c
Oct
78c
89c
"
•
19%c Sep
:6c
Oct
Jaii
2.35
3.15 May
1.80
1
Mines—
7%c
89c
33c
2.05 Jan
21 \
12c
Lake Gold Mines
Coldstream Cooper.-—
Yellowkmfe
9,879
Steel common—•
Invest
Petroleum
20c
__
56c
—25
—
Companies
i7C
J6c
51c
52c
Oct
July
50
Froblsher
Cody Reco
Coin
12
July
74%
Fraser
•
1
10 %
73
French
59c
__
275
*
—
9.55 Aug
1
•
11%
17
75#
1
11%
74%
Stores
4.25 Apr
1.65 Apr
14% Jan
20,700
Oct
19
*
Chemical common—•
——23.50
Dominion
6.10 Jan
10
5%c
20c
Smelting
Cocheiiour WlUans
Cocksbutt
21
6c
1
Chib Kayrand Cop Min
Cbiboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
21
__1
Mines
16%
Sep
2.50
Jan
Chestervlllc Mines
16% Apr
Jan
19%
383
24
Francoeur
Jun
Chateau ;Gai
1,524
49
Foundation
66c
Oct
2.40
V
—
8.25 May
3.95 Oct
*7c
23c
Dominion Steel & Coal common——*
84c
12,250
Jan
Feb
27 %
Jan
21,000
8,540
19%
Oct
7c
1.05
43,711
Jan
50c
24c
23c
2.40
Jun
4.50 Oct
40c
Fell
Ford
2.00
18c
2.12
108
Jan
Mar
18 %
21cFeb
1.19
19c
2.18
Jan
2.29
42%
95c
20c
104
22
Jan
1.95
1.12
35
7,900
23,400
80
Oct
22c
i.ib
1.14 Oct
7.50 Apr
37% Oct
Jaii
29
80
Oct
2.00
Jan
4.50 Sep
55c
7,518
I,110
2,407
9c
•
3,325
a
47%
36C
1
5.05
37'.
23%
82C
1
1.14
1.03
47%
Mar
Central Porcupine
Charter Oil
Aug
May
22 Va
15c
3.25 July
Oct
12c
22%
Apr
Central Pat Gold
23c
4%c Jau
50
14c
5.45 Jan
12Vic Mar
5,170
jau
Jan
2.30
1
15c
Feb
21
Can Met Explorations
Warrants
;
July
Aug.
30% Sep
16% Jan
12
81
13% July
30c
Oct
20
18
30c
Sep
1.22 Oct
35C
21
125
16c
18
50
325
16c
9% Oct
40
2.20
__
Jan
€C
15
1
Castle
6% Mar
Jan
13% Sen
20%
May
40,400
23,000
52,677
15% Oct
2,580
•"
—
Captain Mines Ltd
Del
•
1
Mines
Gold
15
97% Jan.
150
Jan
14c
18c
7%c
19
Preferred
El Sol Mining
2.25
•
Exploration
Cariboo
25
Jan
Jan
July
16c
IntL—.
J
155
*
Westinghouse
Oil
Canam Copper Co
Cassiar
,
5'/a
8 Vic
Feb
50c
Oct
7%c
2
Dominion Fouudry &
Scottish
Jan
10c
32c
8c
13Vic Oct
19 %
Magnesium
Apr
9%
8%c
—
Dominion
5.00
9c
/'
preferred
Dominion
Eldrich
25%
Jun
2.50
2.50 Oct
1 DO Jun-
1
Western
Can Erin
22
25%
45c
—1
Bridge
30% Aug
105% Atlg-
20
Canadian
Candore
126
21%
22
July
1
Eleetrochome
Jun
926
10,000
»c
127
14c
25c
Coal
Jan
10
Jan
1
Dominion
14c
895
4c
18%
Mining
Dominion
23%; Apr
6,353
*
4,000
35c
19 %
——:
Dominion
27e
11%
29'%
14 %
A
Oct
8%
Apr
50
July
7c
30c
July
16c
1
1
1.93 Aug
Jan
151.
11%
28%
14
7c
'
14%
.——10
corp—
Canadian
Class
151
—
11%
.
!, 28%
2(
"
44c
15c
Mines
82,389
9,974
!
Mar
7VL>c
•
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15
101
5%
Off
16c
•
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*19C
1,370
-
2,741
2,210
Seagrams—
87,725
47,571
29c
21c
106
Oils
Dome
3,744
'
•
.
Aug
21c
33c
Gold Mines
Distillers
East
Canadian Hydrocarbon
77C
1
Palmer
20% Sep
8%
1.99
15%
32c
Jau
4.25
Mines
Devon
Jan
8%
—
Deldona
~16
8.75
1.85
14%
15
1
Oct
Oct
Feb
8.25
'1.99.
—10#
Mar
49c
6c
•
■
Brewis
35%
868
" "
17c
9,110
30c
Horn Mines
13%
37
—17%
Oils
—
Decoursey
Deer
49
1,125
10,717
11,977
1,805
__
Oct
Oct
25
49
19
*
49
55%
Apr
1G,235
250
21c
65c
21c
1
Leather class
Davis
36
5.95 Oct
49c
24
Sep
19% Oct
7,851
100
2.80
8
2.00 Oct
18c
:—"
common..
'
17
70c
2.65
May
5
.;
<
Feb
62c
2.68
Jan
1.13
2.10
106
Daragon Mines
Feb
2,965
*
16%
8,565
16,994
4.00
Daering Explorers
13
24%
"
9,961
Oct
Sep
May
62c
I
15%
22%
8 Vh
Jan
6.90 Aug
Apr
15
23%
16%
com
Crest
Canadian Homestead
Canadian Husky Oil
13
" 200
8 %
9,375
23
1.95
21c
fj.za.VLr—10
Jan
2.90
62c
l
Gen Securities class A
Canadian High
6.05
4.20
1.83
33c
Mines
17% Oct
9 %c
Timber
Apr
8
*}()()
10%
4.45 Sep
23% Oct
3.95
21%
1.85
4.10
Minerals
Jan
25%
2,575
5.95
Jan
4.05
21%
"
Nest
Jan
25
38,670
24,215
10%
__
Feb
40 %
23%
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
Food
5
2.50
Tlf
Feb
5'%
16,300
1.49
Jun
Mar
3.75
6,980
1.55
33
8%
•
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Eagle Oil common-
Canadian
150
490
67c
4.65
Zellerbach
Jan
2,365
17
33
8%
1.50
Canadian Dredge & Dock
Canadian
18%
17
32'%
8Vb
—
3
common
Devonian Petroleum
Drawn Steel pfd
Canadian
17%
•
Wright
Curtis
Canadian
1,015
•
Pete
Prp Pprrrrl
Canadian
14%
17%
25
Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian Chieftain
14
Jau
36»/4
Warrants
32
4,655
14
25
—-
Canadian
5.50
29c
37
Cauada
of
Crcstbrook
Crown
Crows
987
common
Mar
1.16 Jan
Jan
145
20
Oct
3.05
97
4.80
1,550
7%
500
1
*
50c
Copper
Oil
Oct
3.00
4,285
6.10
—
*
Canadian Bank of Commerce
88
1,885
6.25
47c
1
Craigmont Mines
•
47c
3.25
Jan
—*
Mining
Feb
Feb
1
51c
1.62
5.05
Zinc
34
2
Jau
-
Lead
34
B
19c
*
940
Oil
July
25,550
JL.05
Imperial
235
Minerals
95c
11,320
44c
•
•
—1
•
—
2,900
80
Mar
76c
3.30
40c
100
—-
50
13
25c
69c
3.10
40c
1
„
50
13
508,300
71c
3.25
•
Exploration
95c
12.50
May
10
Basin
Coppercorp Ltd —
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Cliiboiig
Corby Distillery class A
1.50 Mar
540
35c
•
Sudbury
Consumers Gas C'o common
3,800
40
Sep
1
Consolidated Wesl Petroleum
1.85
3.50,
15c
1
1
Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
1.70
39
13
July
6.500
3,500
1.85
39%
Jun
9c
17c
40c
Cosmos
*
80c
16 %c
17c
40c
49
Canada Steamship Lines common
Preferred ———_
45c
Jan
5Vic Feb
2.50
25% July
2.50 Jun
3.40
Jan
48c
1,700
*
Mines
Quebec Gold Mines.
23% Jfcly
3.50
29c
9.444
Dc
Oct
105
1
3,970
56c
Juu
47%
Petroleum
42c
4c
Consolidated Red
Jun
July
July
54c
9 Vic Jan
Consol
Juu
7%c
54c
24c
25
90
34c
4,675
16,600
25
400
Jau
25,900
Class
32,903
22c
5%e
Oct
~
8,100
13% C
Apr
93
28c
41c
5c
70
68c
25c
11c
190
92
26c
5Vuc
Jan
68c
3.55 Aug
1
50% Mar
—
Jan
1
435
93
2.30
1
70
-
8.200
Oils
175
100
3.40
Peak
49
warrants
3.25
Pershcourt Mine
50
preferred
Oils
6.00
3.30
Consolidated
67
Rights
Canada
16%
Jan
—1
Consol Northland Mines
175
1,146
Juu
3.(0
34c
70
%
10% Aug
IU',4
*
-1
1
Mines
Negus
2.65
new
5%c Jan
14.082
2
Consolidated
•
Permanent Mtgo
Canada
2,000
28,037
4.00
1
Mines
Marbencr
Consolidated Mosher
175
95c
6c
13%
3.65
1
1
1
•
Howey Gold
•
A
B
6c
12%
3.80
-1
1
~
Class
6c
12%
—*
Mic
•
Lands
1
Mines———7
Mining & Smelting
34%
—
—
Consolidated
11% May
10%
350
%
15 %c
Oct
1
Consolidated
10
common
cluss
12c
1
Consolidated
_*
26
common
Assurance
Packers
l?ei»
11c
Lake--—-.
Consolidated Mogul
Consolidated
Morrison
12%
33%
Warrants
Canada
19c
Consolidated Haliiweil
Consolidated
Preferred
Canada Oil
Jan
Discovery
«6'/2C
7 Vac July
common
Malting
7 Vic
"
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest
July
•
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake-
Life
29,033
7
J
16% Sep
43% Sep
5c
1
Iron Foundries
11c
Mines
Consolidated
6,025
•
Canada
10%
10c
•
Cadillac——.
13% Aug
7c
*
Canada
Jan
1
10 %c
—
6%c
A
Canada
2,967
Warrants
57o
High
10 %
Fiin
Jan
11
LOW
8
Mines
Jan
8%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9%
Gamma
Denison
won'soliuated
—
1
Cut
Mar
July
Consolidated
;;
Crushed
51
53
Beta
Consolidated
Calgary Power common
5% preferred
Canada
Central
97
2.50 Oct
Oils
Bread
Consolidated
Jan
Mar
7 %c Jan
—_
*anada Cement
Preferred
May
b8
44 Va Mar
Sep
fcalalta Petroleum
Calgary & Edmonton—
Canada
Caliiman
Jan
•
Mines
Consolidated
4c
Burns
Cable
Feb
1.40
•
.
46 %
45
6,200
1
Bunker Hill Ext
Oct
200
Products
class
41
8
—
-1
Ltd
Consolidated
2.00
Oc
—
Bullochs
Feb
8
Lake-
Red
Sep
46%
18,100
40' i
42
54c
12 .12'a
12
39%
2.00
5%c
Ankeritc
Building
0,225
1,237
3,273
Consolidated
2.00
5%c
Mining & Smelting
Buffadlson Gold
Buffalo
13'-i
15%
Beliekeno
81% Mar
48
Low
Shares
—*
—...
Oct
76
1
.
Mines
195
70
140
250
215
455
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
*
I
—1
-•
A
class
77
40%
42 %
91 %
49
52
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
50c
40
•
Mines
Brunsman
50c
14%
1
——
Brunhurst
12':i
14',4
39',a
41
13%
Telephone
Company
Bruck
91%
49
51
*
Mines
Reef
42
91%
48
51
—:
•
B
Columbia Power
Btttisn
Broulan
40%
'
411L*
class
Packers
Columbia
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
70
70
———100
SO
-—h0
_100
&0
50
British Columbia Forest Products
British
OCTOBER 24
-
preferred
4%%
ENDED
Consolidated Bakeries
Electric-
Columbia
FOR WEEK
Sales
for Week
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
28c
27c
29c
68c
47
47 %
July
July
7
*7
7c
7c
50
■
—
V—
1
7c
7%c May
15,400
45Vi
170
-,—
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1,000
..
-
Jau.
6
July
7c
Mar
.
.49
.
7% Jan
11 Vic July
Volume
Number 5789
188
.
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(1751)
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Grandroy Mines
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Lakes
Paper
Great
Lakes
Power
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Great
.
Gas
Class
.
Gulf
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Gwillim
Gold
Bock
5.00
Headway
Hees
(Geo H).<fc Co
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Heva Gold Mines.
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common
Tower
Drilling
dollinget
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Home ©4 Co Ltd—
Class A*-.
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Hoyie Mining«_
Hudson Bay Mining is Smelting
Hudson Bay
Oil
Preferred
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Maple Leaf Gardens—
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Maple Leaf Milling common
2.25
Jan
3.20
3,025
18%
2,615
15
Jan
3.75
Sep
Marcon
Feb
Marigold Oils
Maritime Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
6
850
Jun
6%
300
4.75 Mar
5.25
Apr
100
3.95
4.35
Jan
15c
18c
5%
15c
10,550
2,320
11,
22%
17%
22%
11,405
6%C
10,000
40
40
41%
2,986
1.95
2.00
500
42c
46c
17,760
7%
7%
100
45c
7%
10c
15%c
10c 10%c
20c
8%c.
50c
55c
7c
7c
8c
.
1.50
1.00
4.00
5c 1
5c
1.40
1.40
24c
24c
50%
-27
I
8.200
400
6,500
—.
1.43
860
;7
20%
28%
10%*
18%
18%:
20
•
*
37%
37%
38.
12c
May
May
Medallion
Mercury Chipman Knit
Merrill Island Mining
I
Mersey Paper 5%% pfd
21c
July
Apr
/lie
Jun
Meta
33c
Jan
79c
Jan
Mexican
Jan.
10c
July
oc
.
1.00
Oct
4.00 Apr
-
4%c Jan
Jan
1.10
2.25
Jun
Sep
5%
Jun
-7%
Sep
20% May
28%
Oct
25%
Jan
2,060
61
3,483
39%
21%
2,344
15% Mar
19c
1,500
15c
ADr
28c
3.05 Mar
100
14%
14%,
25 %
25%
35
1.91
2.00
16,850
Apr
5.25
62
14
Sep
28
Jun
25%
Apr
26
Imperial
Jan
46
46
46
210
32
Jan
46
;
Imperial Investment class A..
$1.40 preferred
57%
58
630
43%
Jan
60
Oct
30
30
30
75
26%
Juh'
'*
f
V
,
12%
$2 %: preferred
„;
—
Inland Cement Co
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Preferred
70
2.08
43%
13%
45%
6%
138
6c
6% Jan
r
Nickel
International
common
''30
Ranwick
warrants.
Interprovincial
:s
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•
14
Sep
Nealon
23
Oct
Nello
Waite
iavf
Neon
7,800
38%
Feb
47%
13%
11,840
12%
Jan
14 Va
Jun
6%
150
5%
Jan
Jefferson
Mines
Gold
Joliet-Quebec
Mines
Mines
Jonsmlth
-
Co
Mining
Jowsey
New
10c
Jan
New
Jan
39 %
Aug
Jan
14%
Sep
New
45 %
45%
Jan
50
4.00
4.15
4.10
6c
70
Z
July
44
8,995
2.70
Jan
5%
15%
50
4%
5%
10%
Feb
8%
8
8%
6.203
5%
16%
16%
16%
3.30
3.30
3.50
1,540
65c
05c
82c
65,450
40c
"
87%,
87.
46 %
89%
11,339
69%
600
Concord
Kenville
Gold
5%
Kerr-Addison
Kilembe
Gold
Copper
Continental
14
2.50
Jun
Aug
May
Townslte
Kirkland
Labatt
Sep
Oct
Labrador
Lafarge
Lake
Mining
Apr
91
Oct
31%
Feb
55
Jan
72c
Apr
11
65C
65c
40
46c
Apr
54
51%
56%
6,100
36%
Jan
75c
Sep
56% Oct
4,360
9%
Jan
19
17%
17%
18
2.53
2.40
2.80
72.185
2.15
2.10
2.34
6,800
Sep
Jan
2.95
Oct
1.40 Mar
2.34
Oct
52c
17c
17c
20c
4,000
12c
July
26c
Aug
65 c
63c
67c
108,025
30c
Jan
94c
July
6
July
10%
10c
Sep
23c
Jan
10%c Jan
22c
Oct
14c
lie
15c
3,035
83,35(1
18C
17c 19 %c
405,750
31c
15C
10
%
54c
10
10%
Oct
30c 32%c
13,150
20c
Feb
41c
Oct
17c
30,000
8c
Jan
23c
58c
38c
Jan
68c
17%c July
1.90 Feb
36c
July
July
July
14 %c
51c
28c
26c
28c
39,926
3,000
2.10
2.00
2.10
9,000
2.49 Mar
6%
6%
7
7,115
3.50
3.50
3.85
3,680
6%
6%
6%
50
6c
3%c
95,500
Lakeland
La
Woods
Secord
Gold
,/
lJc
15C
;69,700
5c
Sep
45c'
8,279
32c
Sep
9%c
10c
4,900
8c
Mar
26%
27%
2.545
18%
23%
14% May
14c
Oct
Jan
Jan
27% Oct
24
Oct
9%
9%
450
7
Mar
1.01
1.03
1.800
91c
Apr
1.18
Sep
74c
74c
80c
9,200
40c
Jan
85c
Oct
3.60
3.45
3.70
83%
84%
1,152
8%c
8%C
9c
6,500
128
128
10
17 %C
19c
4,600
...
29,335,
2.70
80
7c
123
16c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Aug
Jan
9% Aug
3.70
Oct
87
Feb
12c
Jan
228
29c
Oct
May
4.10
3.95
4.10
295
21c
21c
21c
2,500
3.25
3.40
GOO
2.75
Jan
3.40
Oct
2.70
2.60
2.70
705
2.20
Jan
2.95
Feb
20c
20c
30c
1,005
24%
24%
580
1.35
1.40
15,150
14c 16 %c
1.36
15 %c
3.90
15c
Jan
Mar
5.25
24c
Feb
Jun
19c
Jan
30c
Sep
19
Jan
27
Oct
1.68 May
950
Jan
124,650
6c
Jan
18c
5C
20,000
4c
Jan
11c
1.83
1,350
Sep
July
4%c
1.76
1.76
30
29%
29%
30
720
32 %
31%
32%
3.684
22% Jan
33
31%
331/2
6,392
22
Jan
33%
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class
—IllI
45%
45
45%
797
41%
Jan
49
4%C
4c
5c
75,000
2c
Oct
6%C Feb
5%
5%
25
5
Jun
6 % Mar
7c
8c
4,000
7c
Sep
IIV2C Apr
50c
53c
15,700
49c
Mar
24c
May
pfd
A
Class B
Preferred
Lomega
Explorations
London Hosiery Mills class A—
Long.Island Petroleums.
Uranium
.1
5%
51c
Mines
-
Co.
24c
'
32,750
10c
3,100
27%
50
20c
27c
106,500
3.10
4,350
25c
29c
27c
30c
8,900
.1
15c
13c
22c
929,300
.20
22
22
22
700
.-1
51.25
1.06
1.38
35
34%
35 %
Macdonald Mines
Explorations
class A pfd.
Cockshutt
Macmillan. Bloedel class B.
For footnotes
27c
9c
3.00
10c
Goldfleld
Mines
4%C
27%
25c
Warrants
Lorwney (W M)
Lyndhurst Mining
Macieods
6,605
16c
73c
Oct
•
•
Little Long Lae Gold.
Groceterias 1st
Loblaw
Maefle
24
74c
9%
I
Mines.
Macassa
22%
Jan
19% May
2.20 Oct
1.01
Mines.
Gold
Louvicourt
Jdn
40c
3
Gold
Lorado
Feb
27c
9.205
50c
Candy
Lexindin
Cos
95c
10,850
Vac Oct
•
Lencourt
Loblaw
2,900
70c
14c
•
American
Leitch
Jan
18
2.15
60c
450
l
.'
Gold Mines
Laura
14%
17%
8
1
Mining
Mines
Luz
Lamaque
Jan
-1
Mines
Shore
Latin
preferred
Mines
Osu
Wasa
5c
Sep
7% May
84
of
Lake
5% July
Sep
1
100
Llngman Gold Mines
Lake
7%
4.05
2.00
17%
!
Debentures
Lake
Lake
Lake
Feb
Mar
I
Gas
the
4.20
75c
I
Mines
see
page 40.-
1.42
51,300
1.29
48%
10c
12%
G0C
65c
65c
93c
90C
25c
24c
2.38
New
Jason
Kelore
Newlund
New
"
:
138,310
3,890
1.50
Jan
2.30 May
28%
Jan
32% May
32% Oct
68c
50c
Oct
Aug
Jan
Feb
8%C Apr
16C
Jan
22
28
July
2.15 Aug
Jan
68c
19c
4
May
1.18
Jan
35c
1,100
2.50
1.14
July
July
Jan
1.25
Aug
May
Apr
28c
1277
8,699
75,749
Jan
3J.5
Jun
May
Oct
1.95
Jan
3.20
Jan
14%
71,771
1
18c
21c
44 %
44%
75c
70c
78c
16%
,
18c
44%
II
III—II
IIII*
16%
81
4
17
78
Ac
365 -
-
•'
3,628
•
64
24c
Sep
44% Oct
^
Apr
78c
Apr
-14%
1,760
81%
Jan
26% Jan
162c
17,550
17% Aug
81% Oct
Jan
"
Oct
JC1
1
50c
05c
12,675
47c
Oct
82c
Aug
■
-1
56c
54c
60c
12,700
41c
Apr
80c
Sep
18c
17 Vac
19c
9,100
15c
Oct
36c
Feb
0
15%
15
15%
15
15
15
1,815
720
12
9c
10c.
'
.
coimnon
*
•
5.00
4.95
19,700
5.00
1.90
21
3,025
46%
%
14 %c
1.90
21
21%
400
-
11%
15%
Jan
Oct
9c
Oct
*15% Oct
Feb
26c
May
-
1,320
*
135 •'
4.00
Jan
1.50
Jan
2.55 July
,19% Ap*
23% May
5.00
Apr
46%
Jan
46% Oct
6 Vac
14,825
3c
Apr
lOVaC July
14cl4VaC
2,500
11c
Mar
15
1
28c
31c
.v..
15
Jan
44c
Aug
0c
Jan
14c
5,000
19C
Jan
69c
July
July
4,500
-4c
Jan
8%c July
35c
Feb
8C
7VaC
9 Va c
30c
30c
30c
lie
8V2C
lie
12,120
4C
Apr
26C
30C
10,500
18c
Mar
1
5c
■
6C
*
50o
—
1.25
1.35
12,425
I8V2C
15c
21c
10,053
40c
41c
4,400
25C
22c
25c
99,800
—1
Canada
1.30
*
•
—
July
Aug
22c
300
6,300
1
1
18c
13
6,830
15%'
Hi
j.
of
37%
45
5%c
"
28c
28c
32c
16,700
2.05
2.01
1.01
% Oct
62c
July
Sep
1.35
Jan
Jun
33c
25c
Jan
50c
16c
May
31c
Oct
26c
Oct
57c
Apr
15c
Feb
Sep
2.10
1,770
2.59
Feb
•
9c
8C
11c
52,783
4%c
Jan
15c
Oct
13 %C
13c
15c
13,400
11c
Mar
20c
1
1.48
1.43
1.65
168,925
13c
Mar
1
9%C
Feb
15c
Aug
•
8%c
7c
9c
89,700
5c
Aug
lie
July
—1
—
38c
36c
41c
12c
May
47c
Oct
20c
Aug
46c
Oct
13c
Jun
76c
Oet
Jan
13c
Sep
.May
—
Mines
Mines
9c
10c
15,020
1.85 Aug
6c
45c
40C
46c
67c
65c
71c
336,120
8%C
8c
8%C
4,500
1
1
Mines
Oils
1
94,700
29,500
_1
Exploration
Rouyn
Superior
1
1
Mining 8s Smelting
Gold
Senator
New
Jan
65c
9.10
Mines.
Newnorth
13% Aug
1
Myiamaaue
New
Jan
1,500
Mines
Manitoba
New
'
17c
11%
:* 3,980"
25c
2.49
49
49c
53c
1.50 Oct
t
Apr
13,675
:
Oct
July
May
Feb
30,551
1.85
53c
Feb
Oct
3.45
8c
157"
96o
1.70
*
61c
8,300
4
Jan
46
75
8c
12%'
8C
•
Mines
Hosco
New
Jun
1
Dufault
1.22
48%
Harrlcana
New
July
9%
10
A
Mines
12c
50o
Oil
Mines
Goldvue
New
July
JO'/aC
*
Exploration
&
class
Cement
Cinch
Lake
Oct
Pete
Davies
New
Oct
10
1
—
—
4c
2.20
1,595
Petroleum
Dickenson Mines
3.55
115
Ltd.
(John)
500
Development
New
16%
87c
26%
Minerals
4c
1
Delhi
107,550
1
J
Hudson Mines
4c
*
New
9
11
60c
Kirkland
20c
48c
'
Oct
Jun
34c
Warrants
Klrkland
Jan
•
New
46%
1
.
11c
25c
New
II
1
I
27,900
July
July
22e
Apr
14
_I
Oct
29c
.*
Mines
18,923
17c
- m
16Vs Sep
11
•
Kelvinator of Canada—..
2.50
15c
52c
Jan
14c
2.95
—
Chamberlain
New
30c
—
.
2.35
17c
20o
New
*
♦
.
2.45
*
2.95
Works.
Gold
Feb
»
Oct
6%c
Mines
Apr
May
3,635
5%
Calumet
4.25
1
,
Bidlamaque
6c
5c
6%C
52,800
4c
Jan
1.10
1.10
1.15
1,548
93c
July
7.25 July
Aug
4%c
7u
1.34 Jan
1.01 Aug
5,881
66c
Sep
1
.1.18
1.18
1.30
15,300
57c
1
2.22
1.90
2.23
59,320
90c
May
July
1.51
Nipissing Mines
Nisto
1
6V2C
6%c
6%c
3,800
5c
Feb
7c
Jan
1
17 %C
15c
18C
33,100
8c
Jan
18c
July
54%
54
55 Va
7,875
35%
Jan
55
Mining &
Nickel
Nor
Smelting
Mines
Rim
Gold
Acme
85C
1
Ltd
Mines
Noranda
Mines
•
Norgold
Mines
1
Norlartic
Mines
Norsyncomaque
8,879
24c
46,700
18c
May
36c
Feb
9c
13,100
7c
Oct
15c
July
24 %0
12c
Apr
33c
May
Sep
23c 24>/aC
29,320
4.15
38
4.25
2,260
2.75
Feb
38
38
100
33%
Jun
1.10
4.65
44
420
Apr
1.95 May
53c
30,133
41c
Oct
73c
37c
Mar
Aug
1.15
1.17
82,300
1.28
Sep
1
2.16
2.11
2.34
II,861
1.81
Oct
4.60
Feb
1.42
1.70
7,600
1.10
Oct
3.50
Feb
1.12
12%
12
12%
1,191
11
Jan
14 y.
Jun
42 Va
42%
42%
305
'39
Apr
44
Feb
2.15
2.35
7,840
1.90
Oct
12%
12%
395
12 %
Sep
14
Feb
90c
95c
570
75c
Apr
1.90
Jan
2.40
Jan
1.01
•
Natural
Ontario
Gas
Northern Quebec Power common
Northern Telephone
3.60
3.55
3.85
I,012
5.00
Apr
•
warrants
1.48
1.20
1.48
35,781
Apr
1.48
Oct
•
15
15
15%
3,981
10
Feb
16%
Sep
4
28
28
28
50
24
May
28
Sep
3,70
3.80
660
18c
27c
20
Northwestern Util preferred
Norvalie Mines
22c
77
Mines
Gold
Mines
115
21,200
18c
57c
*
82% Sep
Jan
40c
30c
2,550
14c
Jun
3,000
4c
Mar
8c
July
55c
file
31,725
45 %c
Apr
1.35
July
14%
605
13%
Feb
16 Va
Sep
Mar
9c
Jan
23c
Jar
Malar tic.
Ontario Beauty
Supply common
Jockey Cli b common
Warrants
Oc
7c
10,000
15c
14c
22c
11 %c
1.14
1.13
1.15
13,300
3,200
•
1
6V2C
90o
Oils
18o
17c
19c
8,500
11 %c
Jan
32c
r.oc
60c
100
50c
Jan
65c
1.80
4
1.85
•
39C
—
5c
Jan
1.04 Oct
1.55
2.10 May
Jan
7,870
39c
3,900
35c
Sep
225
8
Jan
9%
Jun
91/3
Jun
10
9%
Class
20
8 Vs
8Vs
152
7
10
26%
26%
65
22
Jun
19
May
55c
Jan
Ontario
Loan
Ontario
Steel
&
Debenture
July
July
1.85
Preferred
9%
Feb
1.55
35C
9%
preferred
July
July
5%C
-•
1
Ogama Rockland Gold
Oka Rare Metals Mining
Jan
33c
May
77
10%c Mar
14%
——1
Cement
77
18c
5%c
_•
O'Brien
4.25 Jan
2.70 Jan
19c 19 %c
•
Mines
Lake
10,400
77
15C
1
Obaska
.
-
*
100
!
Ltd
Oils
Feb
4.00
2.15
12%
•
—
Northern Canada Mines
_
May
27
common
Oct
25
Oct
*
25
25
25
200
1
4
Products
Opemiska Copper
Orange Crush
Orenada
Feb
1.60
41c
-
A
B
Oct
3.95
2.23 Mar
3.85
•
warrants
Ontario
Aug
-50
common
warrants
Okalta
May
47c
1.50
—
Preferred
Clean
9c
Jan
1
North Star Oil
Ocean
Sep
7c
1.60
Uranium
Nudulama
5c
137,500
22c
1
Rankin
Northland
8,000
43c
3.65
Class A warrants
Northern
Oct
8c
37c
8 Vac
50
Northspan
1957
Va
23c
3.70
Warrants
1953
Oct
8%c
25o
common
North Goldcrest Mines Ltd
Class
Jan
2.23
•
Ltd
Oils
Preferred
1956
■
1
•
Mining
North Canadian Oils
North
85c
1
Corp
Nickel
Norpax
80c
Gc
37o
1
Normetal Mining
Northcal
Warrants
Jan
87%
69%
93 Ve July
88
Oct
10%c
New Bristol Oils
6.75
—1
Kelly Douglas class A
Jan
85
:
Oct
Jan
Jan
1
Mines
Alger
25%
15c
Ltd
Jumping Pound Petrol
Jupiter Oils
67%
85
28%
Aug
13%
L
New Athona Mines
1,055
1
Joburke
785
»
July
35,500
Uranium
5.781
1
1
(1939)
87
I.IIIIIII*
Nesbitt. Labine
78,393
—•
Jellicoe Mines
50
95
Jan
28c
*6,500
...
7c
14%
1
I,213
23 %
Aug
50c
Sep
Jan
2.95
:
12%
i
i
Lake
25
100
77% Mar
13%
A
Mines
37%
20o
—
12c
10
4c
1
Mining
lfic
27,650
•
Products
.i
bxploratiou
104,500
22c
1
Mines
Apr
Oct
Nickel
Jack
900
25c
17c
293,300
National Petroleum
National Steel car,
80
25
Syndicate class A,
95%
22c
48c
National Trust
6% Jun
Aug
10% Sep
8%c
Explorations Ltd.
National Hosiery Mills class B
36
Jk
/Irish Copper Mines
Iron
Bay
Mines
95
23c
Oct
1.39
35c
Feb
5%
20c
National
11%
...
—
Line
Pipe
22,420
90
—_
~
36%
•
Ltd
9%
'
Oct
'
.1
Petroleum
international
Interprovincial Bldg Credits com
9%
Oct
5
Oct
1
Co
9%
8%c Jan
8c
Preferred
Feb
15%
;
Feb
j»
National Drug & Chmnical
1
Oct
22%
20
!
......
Feb
40c
26,200
'
Minerals
49'
1
common
Min & Dev
International
Investors
470
74
20
r
Warrants
Class B
5,700
23
50
*-
v>fd
Natural Gas
Inspiration
,
12V'a
73
44
•
8c
134,750
33c
^
12
Inglis (John) & Co
Ingram Bell common
.
12
22%
—
Life (Assurance
Warrants
Inland
:
73
;
.25
10
Imperial Oil —
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary 0
67c preferred
—4.86%
Indian Lake Gold—.
1
Industrial Accent Corp Ltd common.*
——
Imperial
203,900
27c
Noma Creek Mines
Oct
57%
4
Iflo ©laze- common—,
16c
1.36
22c 24 %c
8c
Moore
'
Bank
com
Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive
<
May
77c
1.94
10
i
Imperial
May
1.22
90
I—
Brewery- class
Moneta
Jun
1
20
Huron 8s Erie Mtge
26c
11 Vac
1.30
23% July
19c
July
Feb
—IIIIII*
Multi
4.80
21%
12c
Jan
46c
1
Oct
4.50
-50%
Jan
14 %c
1
;
Oct
4.80
59%
5c
___50
:
Min. Ore Mines
1
5:
21,500
*
Corp common
Mt Wright Iron
21%
*
Brick
Mining Corp
Molsons
1,485
Jun
12c
8c
53c
Milton
July
93c
j
Mill city Petroleums—
MHliken Lake Uranium
23
Oct
~i
Feb
21% July
38% Oct
23 VaC
"
65
Mining
30c
Apr
29,000
I*
50%
Apr
126c
24c
12c
22
May
j
Light & Power
Apr
14
12%
10 % c
.II—:1
Jun
13%
Feb
18
500
17C
8,454
7%
6%c Mar
1 20
39%
4,190
...
3,600
24c
Warrants
:
500
12%
I_—•
Midwest Industries Gas
1.60 May
8%c
20 V*
11
28c
^Petroleums
Uranium Mines
Midrim
Feb
7c
90
MRIeon Oil & Gas
5.75 Aug
6 %c
Jan
1.30 Aug
20%
65
Lake—.
Oct
6c
%
•
Mentor Expl & Dev
6c
12,500
July
21 %
8c
12%4
28%
69%
—
McMarmac Red Lake_.
McWatters Gold Mines
Oct
May
j
—_I
July
July
90c
28%
...
1.04
McKenzle Red
"""
.25
■,
Mdntyre Porcupine
2.15
20c
2,983
100
Oct
8
99c
8c
17% July
.•
Preferred
July
98c
100
~
2.80 May
Jan
•
Consol
McCabe Grain class B
McColl Frontenac common—
Oct
3c
20
•
Maybrun Mines
Jun
8.00
14c
300
20
19%
19%
Jan
4,410
:
Jan
8c Mar
12 %C Apr
14,300
7,
July
13c
Oct
0%c
5,200
26c
50%
Jun
22c
41%
6% Aug
350
.
/
Preferred
Matachewan
9,000
l
common
Jan
1.70
40c
.
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Apr
1,625
4c
It
IHI
High
Jan
Mar
4c
21 %
1
—
Jan
27
30,750
.
Jan
4%c Jan
2,500
1.50
4.00
j
5.70
2,500
...
Jan
12% Jan
26,200
20c
8%C
50c
7c
7,600
15%C 17 %c-
Feb
8%c Jan
28,843
7.75
6c
July
11
3,500
7.00
28c
20%
36,000
8%c
Oct
10% Mar
161
21c
8c
Sep
~
18,500
98c
1
Mines
6c
1.70
4c
*
Maralgo Mines
16,300
21
•
:
Low
2.36
4c
1
Jun
20%
5.00
15%
.—4
—
Jan
4.05
6
1
—
Humber Oils
.
Feb
6c
—
Hugh Pam. Porcupine.
Hughes Owens- Co class A
Uranium
Jun
*
;
Maneast
4.40
43
it
•
* •
—
©lass B—U+4
<
Howard Smith Paper common
.
8% May
Jan
6 Va
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2.25
21%
•
"1
Jan
Id3/*
—
Qoldfieids
~ II
3.00
19c
...——1
;
20a
—*
——,*
Gold.
Consol
•
Malar tic
39%
221/2
.1
^
—.
Highland Bell
_j.——
High wood Sarcee Olis—...
Jlinde
Dauch (Canada)
Hi
v
Paper
Ltd
Oct
60
10%
—1
3
—*
—4
Red Lake
Mines
Gold
Shoes
Majortrans
26
Shares
4%c
2.36
l
640
16C
*
Iron
Maher
35% May
5.00
1
Lakes
Oct
Mines
1.000
1
of
Cons
of Prices
Low
.1
7
8 Vac
Hasaga Gold Mines
Magnet
4.05
—1
Mines
Oct
Lake
42
3.10
*
Minerals
Red
3.20
17%
17%:
1
.
38
Madsen
6%
—1
;
Jan
Aug
July
2.35
Par
■'
•
Jan
3.00
•
;
27%
High
49c
for Week
Range
Sale Price
41%
1
Gold
Mining
Harding Carpets
Heath
/
.25
6
Head
,
-
23
290
7.40
Mines
Harrison
340
26
1
i
Halmon
Hard
26
1
Lake
Hallnor
1,235
25
25%
.1
Mines
Gypsum Lime & Aiab
.
38
26
Warrants
.
37%
•
•
10
Mines
Gunnar
Feb
•
Mines
Lead
92c
4
;
Wire
Greyhawk Uranium
Greyhound Lines
Gulch
17,050
*
B
Guaranty Trust
t
2.25
38
1
Greening
1
2.10
—
Deveioo
Coal class A,
Great West
Class
Sep
6%
warrants
B
Plains
Great
16c
50
:
Low
7,850
common
>.
High
Sales
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
22c
3.20
preferred
24
Friday
Shares
2.15
Warrants
$2.80
OCTOBER
STOCKS
21c
——25
——-
Northern
Low
*
common
Preferred
of Prices
21c
•
I
•
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
for Week
Range
i;
9.85
9.80
10%
25,600
5.75
Feb
10%
3.50
3.70
340
2.15
Jan
4.00 Mar
lie
13c
9,900
35c 36 Vac
2,350
19c
30c
34c
7,600
25c
21
32%
38,536
49c
500
.
—X
Gold
Onnsby Mines
—
Lake Mines.....
——1
36 % C
,1
32c
-1
;—•
19
18%
32 Va
31%
Oct
20c
Jan
Jan
61c
Jan
44c
Aug
July
9%c Oct
Aug
100
Feb
May
2.40 Jan
20c
Oct
,5c
Apr
20% July
90c
Apr
23%
Jan
370
Aug
3.20 Jun
Oslsko
Pacific
Page
Petroleums
—
Hersey Tubes
49c
20c
Feb
Palliser Petroleum
33c
Oct
Pamour Porcupine
•
22
Oct
Paramaque
Mines
1
35c
1.24 Aug
35% July
Parbec Mines
Pardee
Amalgamated Mines
—
—1
1
1,663
7,163
15%
Apr
21%
Oct
26% May
34% Aug
28c
Sep
55c
41c
Apr
55c
56c
G%c
5%c
6%c
2,000
4 VaC Jan
6%C
6C
7C
47,000
-3 Vac Jan
52c
52c
55c
II,542
37 %c
Jan
Jun
83c
Sep
9c
Jan
XI %c Feb
70o
July
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1752)
.
.
Monday, October 27, 1958
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Last
'
Sale Price
Permo
Gold
Perron
3.20
1,070
35c
44c
14.800
33c
Jan
62c
Mar
151c
9,450
14c
Jan
25c
July
To rum.
1
18c
13c
Jan
26c
Sep
3,200
18c
Feb
40c
Mar
U0%
9%
10%
21,735
6
Feb
10%
100
40
Jun
46
26%
27
50
23
May
27
1.85
1.90
preferred
16,070
1
25c
23c
26c
1.55
1.55
1.67
11,550
10,600
1
_•
88c
1.10
68
Engravers
Pickle Crow Gold Mines.
Gold
Pioneer
Placer
River
Power
10%
10%
10%
2,905
8
23c
30c
7,900
13c
37
38%
3.245
28%
50c
27c
38 %
t—
39c
39c
65c
65c
67c
I—1
2.53
2.60
4.95
4.40
5%
10c
12c
Premium Iron Ore
I20o
4.75
4.70
5.00
Premier
_100
121
121
Trust
*
President Electric
—
Chibouaamau
Ultra Shawkey
Sep
Union
Union
Gas
Oct
Union
Mining Corp—;
89
Jan
70c
125
of
1.85
Aug
United
Jan
7.05
Jun
United
Canso
5.35
5.10
5.35
4,625
3.75
Sep
Sep
United
32
.
.
37
;
Mar
V-
343
10%
1.^3
Oct
800
13c
Jan
18
Oct
-20% Jan
30,316
Sep
44% Sep
Oct
66c.
Oct
'45% Sep
Feb
375
5,700
21
21%
755
4.80
12,995
36c
30c
7,600
25,740
4.80
200
-
26c'
•/
95c
3.45
52,280
2.41 Mar
Sep
United Fuel
12c
15c
54,600
May
37c
Aug
United
Oil
trust-
voting
35c
34c
40c
j
61c
58c
67c
Inv class A
4.00
18c
Jan
16c
July
38-* OCt
13% Sep
r;
.
".'30c
July
25%
Jan
Jun
; 5.-75
Apr.
43c
,v
Apr
Oct
,
75C
...
July
23c
7c
Mar
56c
Sep
United
34c
Jan
71c
Oct
United
Steel
36c
42c
71,300
23c
Apr
50c
Oct
United
6c
6c
7 Vic
10,100
(ic
Jan
10c
Jau
Upper
—1
4.55
4.55
4.80
1,650
7.40
,29,175
4.90
Jan
1:87
2.03
5,158
1.50
Oct
28%
25
25%
Jan
23%
5934
59%
59^4
4.25
4.55
45c
19,500
10c
25c
Aug
Vanadium
88c
97c
12,466
70c
Jan
1.05
Jan
Vandoo Consoi
20
Jan
26%
Sep
Ventures
13c
Jan
31c
Sep
Oct
Viceroy
12
Sep
Violamac
15c
Jun
Virginia
40c
2.47
14 V 4
16%
45c
v
•>
•?
27,225
-
39,971
%
14% k't
35c
12
58c
85c
2,300
68c
85c
90c
14,100
53c
3.75
15%
Jan
3.75
July
Apr
2.65
Apr
Jan
July
./■
Oct
May
4.60 Oct
Sep
1.63
1,212
23
60
•
Feb
80c
>_•_
Oct
July
28% May
Jan
3.40
Aug
7.75
2.25
;
Apr
52%
3,150
2.55
2.40
14%
225
205
<-
>'24C
Oct
Jan
23c
Sep
Apr
6.15
20c
Aug
Jan
6.65
i
38c
Mar
18 % Aug
'6.95
-
4.35
..—
1
38c
11
17c
1,933
^
: ,s1.87
50
Corp
Telefilm Ltd__I._—
1
Oct
Jan
8 %
355
1
—
:i
Oils
.7,611
Jun
Aug
15c
8,555
--/•
--
5.50
16
20,032
9%
18%
Feb
22c
Fortune.
New
121,943
3.20
22C
pfd—
Hill___
Keno
United
15c 17%c
17%
-17%
23%
85c
3.35
14c
—1
Gold
Quebec Copper Corp—
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Qulnte Milk class A_.
Qu'onto Petroleum
100
41
73c
43,944
Class B
1.33 May
92c
3.40
Chibougaujau
41
.
.
3IV2 Jan
-28%
Asbestos
nil
..
■:
vi
'34c
Corps Ltd class A.—;—L
Quebec Ascot Copper
2,543
_1
Jan
4.25
4.00
Jan
'
1
—
—...
3,300
Jan
12c
"'•9%
14,700
7i)c
Jan
4.60
16 %c
1.50
8,500
7V2C
"
30c
->
6.80
•
600
18c
V
III ""'36c
Mines2nd pfd—
Canada
1.45
6.00
Oct
10c
12%
Acceptance
Oct
5.50
58%
4.80
3.55 May
5.50 July
Jun
32
Jun
37%"
City Gas
17c
2.85
Oct
Jan
*
Twin
Aug
Jan
5c
33%
Jan
51%
12 %
;%
.1
Oct
T
/ 4.65
—i
43%
36%
-i.__
.
Jan
'-18c
*
12%
"
6.30
—
Purdex Minerals Ltd
Quebec
;
1.45
Ltd
Producers
Gas
Ltd
1
Airways
Prospectors
Trinity
-*
—
6.35
—
Pronto Uranium Mines
Provo
Tribag Mining Co
July
.——
—
29%
24
40
36%'
)
^—
Oct
25''4
66c
com.
Pipeline
Oil
May
3.75
-"41
_1
new
Resources
HI1
—'—
—_—
Dome—-—
East
Preston
Oct
39%
2.25 Jan
10
.
—
Triad
47c
2,350
Gold-.
Prairie
Trans
Jan
68
65,800
Royalties—
Mfg—
Border
Apr
Jan
13,900
11c
Oil
Pipe
Premier
10%
Jun
6,300
2.55
•
_•
Prairie
Prairie
Transcontinental
Oct
34%
110
•"41-
——....
Trans Canada Pipeline
Transmountain Pipe Line
36c
54%
335
Feb
Apr
May
3.25
Feb
2.60
41-' 42%
42%
1
___a——
Oct
Oct
17
200
10c
;
Aug
52%
:.
520
29% ,' :. 32
56%
..1
—•
.
33%":
30 %
Jan
35
....
>55%**
55%
preferred _
—
'— .40
-.1
Explorations Ltd-
5%
Apr
Apr
A
class
250
Trans Canada
Oct
Sep
35c
I,000
•
—_1
Gold—
Corp
9c
Class B
Oct
1.73
Jan
5c
Traders Finance
July
1.23
600
5,500
Towagmac
40,990
33%
40%" 43%
30
.50
3.25
33
30%
■
preferred
Exploration —_—1—
19c
38%
,
43%
common......
Star
2,000
3,165
Jan
37c
Jan
32c
1
High
33c
Jan
3.10
33
.
.20
—t,
A
Oct
1.75
Oct
1.19
5%c
Works
Iron
Class
Toronto
Feb
75
1.05 Jan
85c
10,625
85C
1.16
5%c
Toronto
Aug
95c
May
Toronto General Trusts—
1
,•
»—
21c
21,000
50%
49 %
-
3.10
1
—
LOW
2oc
30c
49%
.10
Range Since Jan.
Shares
High
24c
...1
Bank
Elevators
AUg
1.85
Jan
uomimon
Rights
July
40C
Jan
43
85C
—-—
Powell Rouyn
38c
60c
80
_•
Oils
Powell
Jan
5%c
1
—
Develop
Ponder
70c
5,275
92c
Oct
Low
24c
Mines.
Silver Mines.;—
Toronto
Oct
2.08
Apr
20c
.1
British Columbia
of
uranium
Ore
•
%
1.55
176,080
70
1.06
Photo
Pitch
95C
1.10
69c
—I
& Gas.
Phillips Oil Oo Ltd
43
42%
__50
Minerals
&
8,666
25c
1.90
.1.28
Mines
Oil
Peruvian
Petrol Oil
20c
27
Oil
18C
24c
1
—
Gold
Torbrit
17C
—
—-—
__
&
Sep
Tomblll
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
Sales
Week's
Last
High
4.0U
17c
common
Gas
2.70
43c
Consoi
Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
Pembina
Pipeline common
Preferred
Low
High
3.00
PCE
Penmans
Friday
Sale Frice
I'll
—
>4
STOCKS
'
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
—
Uranium
Paymaster
OCTOBER
..
1
Parker Drilling
Pater
ENDED
for Week
Range
Low
Par
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
1.00 Aug
'
—
—1
—
3.70
Mines.
Canada
1
l.——
•
Alloys
i-'
j.
__
•
nil
88c
23%
23%
25 %
3,318
20c 24 %c
106,816
11 %
12%
7,265
_♦
10%
10%
100
in 1
8%C
9%C
15,375
1
23c
•
11%
*
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7.50 Jan
10%
13%
Oct
8%c Mar
Explorations Ltd-—
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Victoria
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7C
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4.25 July
12c
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Sep
1.90
30
-
1.18
1.19
Oct
2-OC
May
May
Jan
3,100
14 Va
50
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1.50
-24%
-
161
-
■'/ 31%
Jan
21
-100
-
30
Jan
5c
v
2,820
14%
I
25
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8,000
-
31
1.90
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7c
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class
Grey
3.35
100
•
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:
30
Oct
Sep
1.42
Jan
Jan
1.10
10
14%
Oct
July
3.35
Feb
/..-6.75
Oct
32%
Oct
>7%
Jan
1
Uranium
Radlore
Rainville
Mines
Mines
1
._
47c
•
Ltd
*
Oil
Rapid Grip Batten——
Rayrook Mines
—L
Reef
Explorations
Ranger
35c
Apr
85c
July
17c
Feb
55c
Oct
Waite
2.75
Oct
Walker
46c
45c
49c
5,000
2.50
2.45
2.68
23,800
1.60
Apr
9%
9%
9%
7
Feb
75c
75c
80c
10,350
72c
Oct
6 Vic
6c
7c
27,000
6c
Oct
1.12
__
1.50
2,000
85c
Aug
Macdonald
Wainwright Prod & Ref
2.65
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2.65
6.70
Amulet Mines—:
500
Waterous
9%
Sep
1.18
•
Feb
Wayne
Jan
Webb
10c
1.50
Equipment
2.80
-
•
2.45
1,445
6.50
6.75
5,025
5.15
Apr
31*2
32%
10,522
24%
Jan
-
31%
,'
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50c
_
48c
57c
May
Werner
1.25
6,391
1.00 Jan
1.56
July
5%C Jan
11 Vic
Sep
1,872
31c
Apr
74c
Aug
16 Vi
Jun
17% July
9c
Jan
28c
July
West
28C
Feb
1.30
July
Westeel
Apr
29 Vic
Jan
Jan
71c
Lake
5y4
560
20c
23c
50,170
3.60
2,100
2.10
Apr
1
23c
23c
26c
4,700
18c
Apr
Nickel.
<
*5%
3.50
;
.
23c
•:
:
Jun
5
25c
8%'C Jan
Oct
'•
Wespac Petroleums Ltd
7,330
24C
'
3.50
,
*
1
1.17
26,450
'
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l
Knapp Canada Ltd.
Weedon Pyrite Copper^
Oct
-
Ltd
Petroleums
&
9 Vic 10 Vic
Uranium
Rexspar
8,100
52c
'
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Reeves
46c
"•
80
-
1,000
16c
9,832
14c
91c
13,915
65c
Feb
1.52
1.58
3,333
I
8c
*
13c
Jun
■■•..39c
Sep
85c
.
6%c Mar
-16c
4:16 May
27c
Oct
Apr
.
!
RlehweU
1.25
Rio
Rupununi
Rix
Athabasca
Robertson
Roche
Mines
Uranium
58c
17 %
17%
16 Vic
16 Vic
19c
55,200.
1
pfd—
$1
57c
1
Mfg
57c
36c
36c
38c
22,200
_50C
10 Vic
10c 10 Vic
22,408
._
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Mines
Rockwin Mines
Rocky Petroleum
Roe
Ltd—
-
...
(A V) Can Ltd
Consoi
Mines—
1
12%
13
8,577
12
Oct
100
99%
100
690
98
Jan
16c
15Vic
•
19c
*
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
Russell
9c
12%
I100
Preferred
Rowan
265
Industries
-10
146,725
•
:
Ryaaor Mining
72
71%
72%
2,056
53
12
2,945
10
July
10
10%
2,275
7
Feb
11 Vic 11%C
2,500
9c
Jan
15%
100
17
14,740
12
30Q
95
;
.
Oct
74%
Rights
Jan
St.
Lawrence
5%
class
Cement
Corp
A
15%
I
1
com
8t Maurice
Gas.
St
Uranium
Michael
Warrants
River
-28
Gold
16c
80c
Metal
1
.
50o
.*
Jan
Western
Sep
Weston
Apr
17
Sep
99Vi July
K
Souris
Ltd
&
HII"
IIII
3.499
1.80
6,435
12
200
Jan
44
34c
Aug
47c
1.69
30
7.40
7,515
31
12%
Jan
4.10
7.45
4.60
30c
May
4.85
40,504
30%
1,065
21%
Jan
280
21
Jan
33
1,700
5
Oct
3.90
4.15
4.15
110
62c
55c
63c
12,800
23c
16c
15c
18c
8.500
13c
Jan
11%
11%
961
10%
Jun
27%
1
5,881
II,610
54c
Apr
900
60c
Oct
16
Jan
21
1,125
19c
21c
91,734
50
50
50
425
11c
4,800
.55%
70
15c
16c
9,400
7
4,700
1.75
100
7%
2.50
Feb
16c
Jan
13c
Oct
25c
33%
Jan
44
4,460
6c
7c
23,300
1.68
Oct
3.15
Apr
4%c Mar
13c
26c
Mar
*
Jan
5,707
2
-5
90
890
23
Sep
10%
Jan
2,295
-
-
Jan
0% Aug
95'Jun
Apr
31%
Jan
18%
-
1.20 Aug
2,250
Oct
170 Feb
Oct
10c
Mar
30c
6c
33,740
30c
,
9c
10c
7c
Mar
16 %c
July
IOC
Jun
>9,500
-
13,500
5%c Jan
98c
59,756
69c
Jan
1.20 May
60c
62c
21,330
53c
Sep
73c
5c
5%C
8,900
3%c Jan
8c
-Aug
May
26 %C
32c
20c
87c
96c
515
24%
Jan
33 %
Opt
67%
4,040
45%
Jan
70
Oct
4c
Jan
8c
22,200
14%
21,608
15
130
13c
13c
5,444
6c
7c
8.500
2.10
2.35
9,500
18c
21c
5,500
9
9%
7,414
2.60
2.65
830
2,752
18
18%
98
98
50
-50o
4 Vic
5c
9,504
3.50
3.60
1,025
1.00
1.11
13,375
29
29
320
'
11
8.30
12Vic
Apr
14% Oct
Feb
14% Apr
18
Aug
Jan
19o
Jun
4%c Apr
8c
Apr
9c
2.49
1.70 May
6c
26o
Mar
9Vi
Jan
4
15% Jan
97
Jan
Oct
Aug
Oct
2.90 Aug
1.00 Jan
19Vi May
-
100
May
6%c Aug
3%c Jun
4.40 May
2.60
Jan
1.00
Sep
1.27
Jan
19% Mar
30%
83c
27,050
45i
Jan
61e
66c
2,000
38c
Feb
8%
8%
381
7% July
1.70
1.65
1.75
1.35 Jan
1
1.69
1.60
1.89
10,845
25,800
-2k
40 c
36c
43c
43,525
30c
64c
76c
19,250
61c
6 Vic
6 Vic
2,500
5c
_Mar
86c
92c
165,113
83c
July
1.11
Jun
9% Aug
1.94
Oct
80c
2.16
60o
1.28
__
61,000
16 %-c
Jan
62c
Jun
5,050
IIV2C
Apr
25C
Apr
-
Exchange —Curb Section
Shown Are
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
1
for Week
Range
of Prices ;
Low
.Shares
_
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...
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High
Anglo
Canadian
Pulp
•
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38'
37%
25
325
-
-
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Asbestos Corv
British American Bank Note
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6V
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7
8
;
33
27%
15
34 %
Jun
20%
Jan
25
Jan.
43
.3.50-
3.50
V 32
; 25
31%
2.65
2.65
3.65"
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25%
305
2.80"
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'
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40
:—__2
15'/ab
15'%6 15
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5,261
common—
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80
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5
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20
21%
41
120Va
Feb
83
Sep
30
Jan
16
Feb
206
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"2,897
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Jan
75
Jan
41% Oct
Jan
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-455
22
Anr
-
119% 120%"
Oct
20c
-18
30 Va
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Oct
40
Feb
391
112*
Oct
Jun
Jan
13c
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Sep
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32 y2
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23%"
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,
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23 V4
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4,279
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1
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-
39
1
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1.90 Mar
779
39%
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43
-
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32%
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1.305
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Canada & Dominion Sugar
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7
Jan
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-
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43
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-
112
-
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Oct
32% Oct
12?%
Jon
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45%
.
—
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145
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14,135
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130
50
145 '
Jan
Jan
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Pend
Oreille JJines.
Price
Bros
—1
L
*
Zellers
3.60
2.50 Jan
1,456
1A0
Jan
3 ?5
34%
Jan
45%
300
4%
Jan
46%
6^8
68c
60c
68c
70,600
32
32
155
*
-
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Oct
Aug
3.70 Aug
504
3.10
45
"6%
*
•
V
46%
150
1,700
2.7i
45
6%
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Sep
Oct
7% Aug
■"
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f__
.
32
.
57c
Jan
74c
Apr
26
Jan
32%
Jun
,
footnotes For out-of-town and Canadian markets
*
a
July
Oct
Sales
Week's
.
Last
Par
1.16 Jun
July
Sep
67c
20c
•
-
Oct
8%
31c
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Sale Price
Jun
33%
74c
27c
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Oct
64%'
13
91e
12c
4,643
1
6 Vac
STOCKS
Jun
95c
65c
32%,
7c
1
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1.25
10c-
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■
9%
-10o
Jan
11
Mines—'
...
2.65
Thompson Lundmark
July
5c
1
Bear
Toronto Stock
^
17,891
1
Oct
67c
--
18
1.22
11
:
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Feb
84c
74c
'
Zulapa Mining
Oct
26c
78c
II
20c
v
Jan
common.
75c
Apr
'
16%
27c
•
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t
Jan
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Yukeno Mines
Feb
1,217
2.10
common
Apr
13c
24%
-18
Jan
Sep
1.25
1.10
May
Oct
Gold
Mines
Apr
5
1.00
Mar
1814
24
•'
1.20 Oct
30c
5,wOO
95
243/4
Jan
92c
18c
t
Jun
-6% Get
Apr
1.750
7%
95
T07,
Jun
96,450
-
13c
7V/8
6%
24,800
; 8c
1.25
Young (H G) Mines_j.—_j>
Oct
23c
9,600
.100
Tidal Petroleum
55%
38
4oc
ordinary"
Calgary
Jan
13c
8,860
2.15
4
Jan
7,603
7c
Mines
12c
44
13c
Gold
Oct
17,730
>~
Hughes
10c
56c
Exploration
Superior Propane common.
I
•_
7c
14e
A
Oct
Julv
13% Oct
Jan.
103
66c
75c
Ya
7
1 56 ' Feb
vFeb
14c
15
Voting trust
Thylor Pearson
51
42
7 Vic
"I
Apr
16c 16 Vic
13%
;
47
1.14
Sunburst
A
;
33
Jan
'•*1,200
--
27c
•-95
—.
Oct
2.00
Sturgeon River Gold.
Sudbury Contact
Sullivan Cons
65c
23c
,
Jun
6.65
Jan
33 %
;
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1.15
'
100
...
Oct
24c
50c
Oil
Gold
21 %
4%c Aor
1.68
65
7e
Jan
-
7%
1.02
1.08
Apr
2IV2
4,370
1,113
-
-
105
-7%
Mines
Apr
50c
6c
&
Canuck
1.70 Mar
1.80
33 Vi
13%
>165
_L
Ltd'.
class
class
33
13
Sep
Oct
30%
76c
-Hi
Rock Iron.
Preferred
16 Vi Mar
1.10
78c
-
4.60
4.10
85c
-
Oct
1
—I
32 %
Jan
3T% July
.,29"" Jun
'
Jan
21%
15,810
•■5,267
-
40c
Sep
25
100
4.25
32%
,
-
4c
31% Mar
July
30
1.05
Lead
Yellowknife
Apr
13c
.
Swltson Industries.
May
24c
70c
55%
1
Petroleum
4.75
83c
80c
20%
•
-Warrants
Jan
60c
21c
"
Ltd"
I
Ltd
40
Sep
Jan
3.65
5%
70c
16c
Yale
Sep
Sep
11%
42%
Indus
325
1.10
,23 %o
Mines
1,200
•
4.15
•
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(J)
8c
37
27%
6c
36
33 V.
j
Oils Ac
•
1.02
1.10
i
Oct
4.90
Apr
5 Vic
^
'
-
Wright-Hargreaves
Aug
34
30%
1
:
■
Woodward
Sep
Oct
5c
30o
Gas—
Mines
Wood
Feb
1
27%
Oct
Oct
1.90 Mar
Jan *
'
6%
Steel of Canada
Bteelo? Mining
Cons
Oct
Feb
1.50
4.25
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Wood (G H) 5%%
pfd—'_
July
2.35 Mar
Sep
12
Windfall
1.12 July
Mar
5,602
Sep
:
•9%
3.60
.
•
6.80
1.75
Bros
Texas
47c
1.70
Mar
28
30
common
Nickel
Stedman
Tiers
50c
80
30
„
Starratt
Temagami
Uc
2,800
38
5c
50
_
Oils
Stanrock Uranium Mines
Teck
84,000
80c
10c
preferred
Uranium Corp
Warrants
Taurcanis
July
18c
74c
Yellorex
~~~~
:
Btanlelgh
Tamblyn
20c
15 %C
75c
I
Spooner Mines & Oils
Sylvanlte
Winchester
11%
Stadacona Mines
Stand Paving & Materials.il
inlet
Jun
Yankee
A
I
Warrants
Surf
75c
Apr
32 %
66c
Union
Supertest
2,567
1
class
Spartan Air Services
_
55c
40c
1.74
_7c
*_
33
Jun
1.G5
Jan
9V4C Aug
15% Feb
6% Aug
32%
1
20c
1.50 Feb
.> 36 Vsr
..j1*
Wiltsey Coghlan
Warrants
'
1,985
2,725
HI 20
x
Mines'
51% May
"Valley Oil
Stuart
Oct
1
Roi
Oil
Oct
14
-50c
Southam
6 tan well
50%
30%
Manufacturing
Southern
Jan
3.30 Jan
28
Dairies
Van
25%
2,530
30
9
3.60
A.
preferred
J
Pass. & Yukon.—
Jan
Mines
Hi—
A
2nd
Oct
common
Slocan
655
13%
White
Willroy
24
Mines
Somerville
50 Vi
$6
i
46
Mines Ltd
Slater
Oct
60
Quebec
D
Jan
28%
—5
Miller
Siscoe
14c
Jan
600
8impsons Ltd
5
Sept
13%
30%
Standard
Silverwbod
47c
6 Vic
55
>
•8%
32%
5,970
32%
Jan
3.40
i
70,270
Oct
32 Vi-
-i:05.July
1.99 Mar
10% July
1.65
_
Petrol
23,900
4.246
4.65
class
class
8c
46
1
Petroleum
Warrants
1.35
575
9'
Class B%
Jan
Apr
2,938
4,000
14
Leaseholds
Naco
4c
8c
6 Vac
-
■
5e
7o
•'
■
Sep
Sep
3.60
''
(Geo)
70c
.
y32%
•
—_.
12c
46
—
common
^13%.
■
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Grocers
16%
70c
trust
Mines
Silver
30%
:-.m
v.
Preferred
50c
__
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Warrants
,—50
preferred
Silver
6.90
li-i.:.
-i.
1.35
12
•
..
Western Canada Brewerles_l.
Warrants
1.52
13%
•
Copper
-
6%c
i
28 Vi
45c
1.78
*
preferred
Sherrltt Gordon
Sicks
Breweries
99%
"^1.55
;
Products
Western
11% May
10% Mar
37%
Sheep Creek Gold
Sigma
55c
1
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water <fe Power com
6%
47%
12%
—1
8curry Rainbow Oils Ltd
Scythes common
I
Voting
50%
—1
Petroleums
Debentures
B
26%
13%
Gold
1.05
6%c
28
Sapphire
Class
7%c
_
:
San Aiitonio
Satellite
1.35
1
Ltd—
common
16%
99
I
Mines
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
5 % c/o, series B pref
Sand
16'/8
.100
preferred
Gas
&
Malartic- Mines:
Western
St Lawrence
.
Western Decalta
Oct
14%
•
Canadian Oil
Western
'.
Sep
21c
Mar
11
10
-
t
Jun
106
Jan
6c
11 %
*
15%
West
I*
—
Oil
Westburne
No
par value.
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lot Sale
range).
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.
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May
delivery sale (not included
in year's range).,'
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.
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—
.
Feb
e
10c
July
f
95c
Aug
dividend.
trading privileges,
fUn) Admitted to unlisted
.
.
wi When Issued.
.
rCash sale (not included in year's range).
x
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rlghts.
z
Ex-Stock dividend.
Volume
Number
188
5789
.
.
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NATIONAL LIST OF
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday,
The following bid and asked quotations are
October 24
obtained from the National
Association of Securities Dealers,
Inc., and other selected sources
Thev do
not represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the
range within which, these securities
could have been sold Ondicated bv'the "butt'
or bought^ (indicated by the ."asked") at the time of
>
compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on
request. The "National" list is composed of seeuritie
securities
which have a wide national
distribution.
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Aerovcx
Air
Cyrp~l
Products
Board
30%
32 3/4
32%
34%
American. Express
Hospital
American. Pipe
Amer
—_5
Line.15
22 Va
—10
65 %
Corp —4
&
Gobain
r
■.
Arden
Farms
Hagan
Chemicals & Controls,,1
Haloid
Xerox
Inc—______
__5
84
Hanna
.
41
(M A)
Co class A com_10
'
Class
21%
.16 %
Partic- preferred.
■
<=
Arkansas
Missouri
Power
Arkansas
Western
Gas
Metal
Hudson
56%
Class
36%.
,
Co__5
20%
22
23
- -
31%
10
.
19
67 %
71%
1
—
Co
18%
19%
10
10%
41%
22 V4
*
26%
1
„
8
38
27%
Gas—
Mat,:
20%
.
11 Va
12
38%
41%.-
Bros-Bag Go_^^__ar__-25
Beneficial' Corp...•_/_
Y 12 %
A_L
1
26 %
32
Brown. &
feharpe Mfg Co
Beryllium Co
7%
1
29 V2
1
17 %
5
17%
18 %
Freight Sys
Securities
Co
Class
A
Southern
134
Co
16%
Jack & Heintz Inc
Jamaica
Water
26%
—1
II %
37%
9%
39%
10%
Jessop Steel Co.
..
17
18%
BiillockVtnc—__—_10
46
49
Burndy
12%
133<8.:
33%
35%
Jefferson
Electric
Co
1
4%
5%
1
17%
18%
30%
Kaiser
%
Steel
—
Corp
Natural Gas_5
25
46%
:
112%
23 Vs
'
___10c
8%
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Cannon. Mills class B com
25
18%
19%
55 %
59%
Kentucky Utilities Co
Carlisle Corp.:
.1
IO'/b
11%
Ketchum Co Inc
1
36%
39%
Keystone Portland Cem Co
10
26%
28
Koehring
Oil
Carpenter Paper Co
Ceco
Steel
Products
Corp.._
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs_*_-L"
Central Electric & Gas Co—3%
Central 111
Elec
Gas
Louisiana
Corp,,/
B
Radio
B
Co
22%
Gas
2%
28 %
45 %
14%
Continental Transp
25
27
23 5
17%
Engine
Co
Cutter Laboratories
Common Ltd
Inc,—.
com
vtg
vtg
Detroit- Internat
Bridge Co
Di-Noc Chemical
Dictaphone
Diebold
Arts
Inc
5
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv
Donnelley >R R> & 80ns Co
Dun
&
19%
21 /a
Eng,
&
5
Co
5
Publishing
Broadcasting
Tennessee
Nat
Laboratories
Gas
,2
1
Iuc
Mississippi Shipping Co,.
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Eastern.
Industries
Utilities Co,
Missouri
Eastern
Urilities
Paso- Electric
Co
1
.
Natl Mortgage
First Boston Corp
Fisher Brothers Co
Food
Garlock
Gas
Service Co
General Crude
Giant Portland
GiddingsfcLewis
Cement
39 %
42Vt
20Vt
21%
20-
21%
4%
Stanley Works,,
Chemical
Co
1
Stubnitz
Greene
Suburban
1.25
—
1
2%
,1
Corp
Propane
Gas
Corp__l
Suntide Refining Co
Syntex Corporation
7%
4
8%
22%
8%
17%
24%
5%
9
18%
*
13
5%
137/a
Tampax Inc
1
67
Tappan Stove Co
5
38
40%
Tekoil
1
6
6%
Western Natural Gas Co
47%
16
10c
17'
44%
1
7.50
White Eagle Oil Co
49%
44%
1
Weyerhaeuser Timber
17
'
46%
7%-
Whiting Corp.
5
18
Williams
1
8%
14%
Bros
Wisconsin Power & Light Co__10Witco Chemical
5
v
171/4
15%.
29%-
31%
29V»
31
-
72%
lc
Corp
Wood
Conversion
Co
5-
Wurlitzer
Company
:
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
16
Yuba Consolidated Industries—1
Zapata Off-Shore Co
50c
46%
9%.
1-.
17%
7%.
43%
10
lOVa
7%
•'
6-
6%
25%
Oklahoma
28%
Old Ben Coal Corp,,—
43
Water
Co $4
Gas:
1
Corp
3
Opelika
-
Otter
Miss
42 %
41
45
251
262
%
Co
Natl
Trust
Central
Natl
Co
(N J)
Bank
79 y8
69
43%
46 Vs
Centl-Penn Natl
Bk
5
25%
27%
39
41%
43%
46%
55%
583/4
58 Vs
61
of
Phila.10
(NY)
10
43%
46%
<Chicago_25
74
78 %
50
315
(Savannah)
27%
3%
19%
Trust
Bk
10
Co
No.
of
Amer
5
Commercial Trust of N J
Connecticut Bank
Tr
&
25
Co_12%
330
72 /2
Co
(Chicago!
County Trust Co
Plains NY)
33%
20%
22%
85
39%
42
107%
111%
National State Bk
Fiduciary
First Bk Stk Corp
32%
35Va
First
Brewing
1
11%
3 /a
12%
4 /a
5
13 %
"A"__90c
6V2
5
36%
5,4
38%
10c
5%
6%
*—*
81
Pacific
30%
15%
17
Pacific Power & Light Co
Pacific Uranium Mines.
American
35%
Pendleton
253/s
27%
Pepsi-Cola
Sulphur
Tool
Co—70c
1
First
#
First
First
17'%
18%
11
22 %
23%
10
24%
27
Pfaudler-Permutit
32 Vt
34V4
Pickering
28%
Pioneer Natural Gas
6%
Plymouth Rubber. Co.
Lumber
Natl
Bank
Natl
Co.—
of
Island
Potash
Co of America.
23%
24%
Producing Properties
33 %
Pub
28%
29%
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston_10
(J P) & Co (N Y)„100
National
Bank
Detroit
of
10
National Bank of Westchester_5
City Bank (Cleve)—16
National
Trust
Commerce
Bank
Girard
69'
43-1/2
47%
310
322
59%.
62%
20%-
21%
75%
,7L
27%
Banking
6L
643/4
46%-
49%
54 Va
56
New
Eng Trust Co (Boston)_100
36
30
(Chicago)—100
Peoples First Natl Bk & Tr
Co (Pittsburgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack N J)
5
Philadelphia Natl Bank
32 %
Provident
47%
^
86
490
■
■■
39%
36%
91%
525
57 V*
60%
16%
18%
10
40%
42%
20
Tradesmen's
& Trust
47
49%
128
Bank
(Phila)
22%
24%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
38
63
66%
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
10
12%
10
51%
84%
312
55
34%
142
19
37%
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal .State Bk of New York—5
733/4
77%
325
18 '/a
21
37
Rye National Bank (N Y)__—2
8%
9V*
76%
803/4
82%-
86
88%
Boston
407/a
63
20
Seattle 1st Natl Bk -(Wash)—20'
64%
69
Second
20
65 %
69
72%
75%
(Boston Mass)
2<y
Second Natl Bank of Phila—101
Bank-State Street Trust
75
79%
29"
313/2
49%
53
29V*'
24%' '
41
44
25
43
46%:
19
22%
24Va
—
.
Security First Natl Bank (Los
463/4
49%
30
32%
Bank
10
Guaranty Trust Co
158
66%
Co (N J)
25
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
Long
Angeles)
—12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
Sterling Natl Bk & Tr Co
(New York)
5
7%
26%
21%
ISO
&
(Albany N Y)___—7.50
Natl Newark & Essex
19%
32
Co
of
3©7/a
27%
'29%
Bk__15
51%
54%
Trade Bk & Tr Co <N Y)
85%
88%
Trust Co
.
11
5
34%
37%
Inc—..10c
8%
8%
18%
23 Va
19 %
24%
1
16%
17%
1
34%
Trust
36%
38%
Corn
Exch
(NY)
20
26
28
18
19%
Punta
Alegre
*
145
Purex
Grolier
l~* 22%
Corp
19%
11%
10
of New Jersey
42
45%
10
45
48%
10
2©
25 V*
27%
2%
Union Bank of Commerce—
Bank
Harris Tr &
of New
Sav
Bk
York__lG
(Chic)—20
Hartford Natl Bk & Tr Co
10
473/a
50 Va
93%
99%
35
37%
37 V*
1
5
5
Ltd
27
—.5
75%
100
NY
29 fa
(A. Pi
Fire Brick Co
Green Mountain Power
Corp
Grinnell Corp
Purolator Products
Natl
Bank
6%
25%
Hainp
5
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico..—5
Corp
(Buffalo)
25
10
Serv Co of New
Sugar
49%
353/4
Rochelle
Natl
40%
47
10
Louis
of St
27%
Hanover
30%
Bank Trust
Westchester
New
28%
Nassau County N Y
&•
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh).26
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)
25
29
Natl City Bank (NY)..20
Pennsylvania Banking
Trust Co (Phila)
10
Franklin
106
38
6%
Dallas
of
*
Portland General Electric Co_7%
1
231
Tr
&
Baltimore
2
Corp—.—3%
Mach Tool Co_2
Bk
Trust
44%
(Jersey City)—25
Bk
101
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
10
Chicago
Bank
Bk
36%
10-
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)„19
Manufacturers & Traders
10
(NY)
(Minn)
of Patterson
First
10 Va
26
20
(Atlanta)
Natl Bk of
Natl
22%
34%
19
Northern Tr Co
(NYr.10
NJ)
Bk
First Natl
First
1
20
St Louis Union Trust Co
37 %
1
25%
Co
Natl
(Camden
Natl
First Natl
26 %
25 Va
35
Bottlers—1
Indus—
General
216
(Newark)
First Natl Bank of Boston
&
33%
30%
30Ya
14 fa
Co,—
Mercury Telev
Trust
Camden
20%.
New Jersey Bank & Trust Co_ll
New York Trust Co (N Y)
25
50
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark).,10
First
Pabst
28%
29
Merged with
—5
Power Co
5
(SF)_10
Empire Trust Co (NY)
Corp—5
Manufacturing
Tail
10.
(Phila r
National
(White
3%
21 Va
.
Co
Morgan
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
17 fa
.
373%
Liberty Real Estate Bk & Tr
24%
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12%
Commercial
46%
5
76
22%
Chein Corn Exch Bk
25%
16%
(Phila).
65%
Cleve__16
of
Cleveland
/a
Trust Co
10
(Phila)
50%
13
20%
19
I
16
(N Y)
32%
16 A
16
25 /a
.
Industrial
R
Ask
35
Bank
30%
15
14%
23%
109
—
Providence
Bid
10
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co.
(Brooklyn N Y>:
10
Louis
Camden
Co
28
24%
39 Va
Par
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y)
Industrial Natl Bank of
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)
First
77%
20%
48%
(Newark )_25
47%
7%~
20%
Ask
100
Broad St Trust Co
6Va
58%
19
Boatmen's
St
Bid
46
20
Bankers Trust
13%
16%
*
55 %
5%
6%
Bank of Commerce
5%
12%
15%
Prod—10c
River
Airmotive Corp
Pacific Far East Line,
23'%
10
Bank of Virginia
First
15
40%
(S F)
of America N T & & A
City Natl Bk & Tr
40%
53%
Par
American Trust Co
70 %
26%
14
Bank and Trust Companies
68
23%-
50
6%
•A
26
11%
25
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp.,1
26%
157/a-
37%
!
7
24%
Manufacturing Co,*
pfd,*
19
Northeastern
10%
Society
6%
_»
Western Lt & Telephone Co__10
Western Massachusetts Cos
92%
Parker Hannifin Corp
Green
15%
26%
West Point
86
Pan
Co
45%
14%
35%
11%
Co
37%
20
Gen Telep Co of the Southwest
5%% preferred.
20
42%
38%
11
Gas
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
5ft' pfd
'
49
24%
33%
5
Penn
25%
10
—
34%
non-voting
91%
24
2%
(SD> Co
<
25%
•
5
Common
87%
Natural
2.50
Westcoast Transmission.
46
16%
„
10%
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
15%
1
Oil Co
Genera] Gas Corp
Gen Telep (Calift
33%
9%
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co.lO
Production
1.
31%
14
15 %
~
Co
—10
Mfg Co__
Fruit &
14 /2
BY*
Permanente Cement
Packing
*
13%
Northwest
_
Swasey Co
Washington Natural Gas Co
10
Washington Steel Corp^
1
Watson Bros Transport "A"__1
13%
4%
11%
*
v
Warner &
Warren
—,1
14%
10
31%
16%
37
——1
North American Coal
8%
14%
Wayne Corrugated Paper
Frito Co.
22%
29%
15
34%
Corp——50c
Assoc
Nortex Oil & Gas Corp
45%
,
Corp_2
Foote Bros Gear & Mach
2%
Federation Bk & Tr Co
1
Ft
29%
l.
24
18%
File
,2
Mart Inc
5-
;__50c
45%
17%
Nicholson
Norris
Elec
10%
r
48%
1
*
Gas
13 %
1
17
45%
5
26
,
Co
&
Eng
2
10
27%
Thermador
New
North
2150
Fisher Governor Co—_
Florida Steel Corp
24%
2%
Co
8
24%
7%
Assn_lC0
9%
Federal Trust Co (Newark)
Shops
common
Pacific
Federal
15%-
5
29%
8%
35 /a
National Shirt
42%
_10c
27 %
1
Co„l
Co
11%
19%
14%
Class B
5
Corp
52 %
2%
;
1
Co
32%
National Homes Corp
36%
.
31 %
Vitro Corp of Amer
50c
20%
Oil
&
23
*
40Va
29V2
Varian Associates
of Del—1
Gas
Corp—,21/2
13%
1
24%
42Va
17 Vt
A com,50c
National
1%
1
22%
39%
Crocker-Anglo Nat Bk
16%
34%
7%
Empire State Oil Co
Equity Oil Co
18%
1
*
27 /a
Aluminate
10
Electrolux Corp
E'mhart Mfg Co,
37%
9
2%
25
Co
40%
22/e
36 %
Supply Co.—~10
National
49
(Texas)—*
4%
__12-%
Co
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
37%
21%
33Vz
Fuel
,1.
Associates
Economics Laboratory Inc
E1
3%.
13%
19Vt
19%
28 Vt
lOo
Utah Southern. Oil Co
12%
17%
26
Mountain
50c
Inc,
5
1
5
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
,_1
Co
24%
Co
17 V8
1
Gas
'
17%
26%
Warren Brothers Co__
Carbon
Bank
-—7%
Northwest
East
5
/8
Inc—
A common
Minneapolis
16%
2
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1
preference-
1
35%
36Vb
10
Machine
5
*>0%
27
4
Inc
5Vs
47 ^
32%
33%
9%
Miles
12
5
Bradstreet Inc.
Dunham Bush
10c
Bank of New York
19%
14%
40%
33 %
7
lc
18%
5
Inc
2%
14%
.
Co
Co__
New Eng Tele
52Va
20%
Industries
15%
1
Corp
Inc
14
Serv
Water
48%
13%
37%
31
6%
25
,1
16
Hcrrington Co Inc
1
Aircraft
——1
Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
(W L) Corp—
3
Class
9%
* 15%
1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__2%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp 5
Detroit Harvester Co
1
12%
Pub
Calif
(San Francisco)
19%
Prods
Corp
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
12%
,111
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp,
Upper Peninsular Power
Citizens & Southern National
12%
8%
-
& Electric Co
Auto
Metropolitan
59 %
11%
5
Universal'Match Corp
28%
36%
Michigan Gas Utilities Co——5
29%
11 %
.1
—.
Danly Machine Specialties
Darling tL Aj. Co__l__
1
24%
24%
18 %
Meredith
a
: 12%
55 %
1
32%
26%
34
1
McNeil
9%
9
5
30
13
30%
•
16 %
15
Refrigeration., Corp—1 " 11%
Company,"
_L1
5"' 27%
Cummins
12
28%
Maxson
18%
Copeland
Cross
United Western Minerals
4
23 %
22%
McLean
8%
7%
1
McLouth Steel Corp,—.
%
22%
Products,,„5
Lines Inc.l
33%
1
13%
.45%
80
76% i
1
Mannon
15%
_1
*
Maryland
25%
Co,*^
1%
Co
Gas
Maremont
48%
23%
.,—2.50
1
Co
Marlin-Rockwell
30 %
5
Corp..
Steel
Marquardt
Co—1
Connecticut Light & Power
Consolidated Rock
Madison
6%,
18
Consol Freightways—
Star
Macmillan
24%
6%
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
$1.25 conv preferred
,_25
Commonwealth
6%
18
Co
31
Sugar Corp
12
29%
Bank
24%.
16%
Gas
United States
17%
3%
42
36%
16%
Elev
16%
1
—1
20%
1
Colorado-Interstate
&
25
Co
Lucky Stores Inc
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co__
18%
Colorado.'Millfng
Blower
23%
6
-
25%
47%
20
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc con>^kB,_5
Ling Electronics
50c
corn,,_—1
A
18%
Lone
23Vs
-
7%
16%
2514
17%
Inc——
38%
15%
52%
1
common--.
Stores
35%
19 %
33 Vac.,
—1
12 Vs
35 Vt
—.1
Clinton Engines Uorp,—
Coastal States Gas Prod—
33%
22%
clrA__33%'c
73^
24-
44%
10
35%
7
27%
11%
23%
■
25 V2
31%
49
6
»
42%
5
25 a4
Champion Spark Plug—_
Chattanooga Gas Co...
75 %■
1
39%
3
Glass Fibres Co
24%
u-
71
.,5
Co,
Liberty Loan Corp
*
Pipe Line Corp__50c
,1
Struthers Wells Corp
10
Lau
10
69%
26%
United States Truck Lines lnc.1 V
United Utilities Inc.,
10
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
—1
Landers Frary & Clark—
Telephone Co.—,,—_10
.Class
L-O-F
10
15%
Central
Colonial
20%
Inc
44 V4
Power Co
Gas
4%
-
24
6%
41%
Utility Cbrp^lA.e /'
Collins
Kennametal
48
l!hiblie
Trans
4%
66
=>
59%
Stouffer Corp
9%
8%
3
50c
—16
14%
Soya Co
Common class
Co
44%
Central
com.
Kendall
5
Central
Citizens Util Co
Kearney & Trecker Corp__;
Co
Kellogg
Co,5
Co
Electric
Serv
9% "
19%
Central Maine
Central Vt Pub
24%.'
6%
Gas Co..__10
&
Central Indiana
Central
49 %
2
38 %
40%
38%
preferred
Co
Canadian Delhi
33%
Co__—
&
26
35 %
Kansas-Nebraska
,J.
*
$1.46
1
common
Ltd
Calif'Water & Telep
9V»
,1
5
48%
45
24%
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
20
27%
7,
20c
Sprague Electric Co
12%
?
5
Jervis Corp
.
28
California: Oregon Power Co
California. Water Service Co
8%
25%
1
37 Va
1
1
Steamship
2.50
Standard Register
,1
Stanley Home Products Inc—
27%
Supply
24%
_.a_—1
8V»
1
11%
'
Co
Corp
Stepan
7%;
1
:Gprp-->
1
Towmotor Corp
TracerlalJ Inc
35%
Co..
Southwest Gas Producing
Southwestern States Tele
Stand
Co.,—41
Castings
Topp Industries Inc
10 %
*
Petroleum.—
Staley (A E)
17
,
14%
12%
11 %
1
Southern Union Gas
a.
.
13%
Tokheim
17%
26%
5%46%
22%
1
140
,5
,15
Co
Utilities
7%
42%-.
1
Pacific Power Co_i—,7%
Speer
1
Service
Thermo King Corp
55%
Southern
Iuc—
common
Public
Iowa
Texas Natural Gasoline
Corp,, 1
75%
Southern;. Colorado Power Co
Southern Nevada Power Co
66%
Motor
4%
>
46%
71
Corp
2
South Shore Oil & Devel Co, 10c
31%
18%
23 Vs
1
;
21%
Corp
Bantam
Southern
29
7
43Vt
1
Skil
26%
24%
62
24%
1
10
Inc
(G D)
Sierra
32
24%
;
Co__,
44
29%
23
2%
Seismograph Service Corp
76 V2
8
73
1
Indianapolis Water Co———10
International Textbook Co,—*
Interstate Bakeries Corp
1
15%
10
Inc__
Water
&
Iowa
25%
/'•
Jacinto
Searle
11%
1
Investors Diver Services
7%.,:
Black Sivalls &-Bnyson Inc:com_l .; 23%
Botaiiy Mills•» 6%
preferred__25
i;
Co
34%..
.
Byckeye Steel
San
28 %
10%
__A
11 Va
'
32%
27Va
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr
Co_5
Schield
_
Mills
Gas
10%
Ask
30%
Three States Nat Gas
Time Inc—
Sabre-Pinon Corp..-,..
7%
7
20%
37
*
Reid
System
Southeastern
Head
Interstate
13%.
Berkshire Hathaway, Inc,——_5nc
6%
Beryllium
:v;.32^4
Black' Hills Power & Light Co—1
29%
Production
Plywood
Ryder
Texas Industries Inc
Texas National Petroleum
12%
37%
Bid
Corp_7
Corp_5
Nat Gas Pipeline
Co_L
Texas 111
19
25c
Manufacturing Co
Rose Marie
24%
Interstate
40%
19Va
.
8%
..
Hugoton
A
Myers Inc
(H H) Co..
Par
Texas Eastern Transmis
Texas Gas Transmission
34%
11 %
45 Vs
A.common—,—___l
Indiana
Bimis
Brush
Natural
Roddis
14%
,,j~-2%
A
OiL Field
163
9V2
1
Pulp & Paper Corp—
Indian
Bayless. (A J) Markets—,—
1
Bell & Gossert-—10
$1.20
C151
Rockwell
13%
A
Engineering—1
class
Husky Oil. Co__
20%
10
—10
Baxter Laboratories,
Inc
10
L
i
class
32%
12%
Robertson
Rochester Telephone Corp
88%
150
33%
—
Bates-Mfg. Ccu
Bowser
Ind
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
-
21%
Co.
Associated. Spring Corp
Avon Products Inc
Aztech Oil'. & Gas
Houston
Houston
17%
Co. —5
Construction
Co
22%
34%
common
Voltage
Hoover
43
Y
53
Arizona Public Service CoJL !-S~5
Art
22%
B
Curtis
2,
3%
35 Vt
Roadway Express class
54%
-
<
43%
3
Stoker Corp
&
Ask
40%
River Brand Rice Mills
Inc__3%
35%
50%
"
Hearst Cons Publications cl A-25
40 %
—,
Riley
5%
140
Heiene
4
Inc.,"ii..
Co
21%
20
Bid
;
Republic Natural Gas Co
Richardson Co
.<
Robbins
19%
-50c
Anheuser-Busch
16
-
Co
Corp of America__l
23%
28"
common-,. Cfail
Ampex Corp
•
Ralston Purina
Rare Metals
Ask
,
—
32
2034
Bid.1;
Sulphur Corp—__
10c /
5%
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Corp,,,,2.50
33
17%
Incorporated—. —1
•
20
—
29%
Develop. —1
Corp—. .7.50
"
common—5 '15
preferred
High
AMP
Gas
26
1
Co,
6r/c
68%
,
Interstate
Gulf
68%
38%
Par
Gulf
26%
,
64%
2
Co
& Const
Research
5
Y 24%
Co—
Supply
American-Marietta
Amer-Saint
—,1
Corp.__.__
Ainer Commercial Barge
Amen
'
4%
Co
Par
•_
—_I —_1
Inc.:.
Amer' Cement
Ask
1
—1
American. Box
Bid
Hudson
County
Natl Bank
(Jersey City NJ)
Tr Co (Union
Hudson
Par
(Cleveland)
Union Tr Co of Maryland
United States Trust Co—
(Boston)
25
City)—8
footnotaa am preceding
—
-—
55
60%
United States Trust <N Y)
16%
18%
Valley Nat Bk
page.
(Phoenix Ariz) ,5
76
79%"
42
45%
41«
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
42
.
.
Monday, October 27, 1958-
.
(1754)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
.''"IQuotations for Friday, October 24
.
-
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Ask
Bid
Par
Fund*—
Mutual
1.97
Intl Resources Fund Inc
lc
7.43
9.64
10.54
Aetna Insurance Co
4.13
4.41
1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
10.58
11.56
Aetna
8.36
9.14
Istel Fund Inc
33.39
1.50
1.65
Johnston
5.08
5.54
Agricultural Insurance Co.
.10
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
Investment
America
of
Co
24.28
25.35
22.17
24.19
16.14
17.62
10.70
American Home Assurance C0. 5
32
35%
8.94
9.75
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J>—2%
12.39
13.52
27Vs
2%
28%
3%
17.05
18.60
11.74
12.81
(Wash D C.»
1
Amer Nat Ins (Galveston
1
American
Re-insurance..-—-—5
12.95
14;13
American Surety Co
(Low Priced
E-3
Bonds)
11.71
11.76
12.78
20.27
21.80
16.70
18.05
S-3
(Speculative Com Stk)
24.31
26.28
S-4
(Loiv Priced Com
13.24
14.51
9.80
(Discount Bonds).
1
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
S-l (High-Grade Com Stk)—1
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
}
Mutual Fund Inc—1
America
•
Boston Fund Inc
—1
Broad Street Investment
1
Bullock Fund Ltd
-1
California Fund Inc.
1
Canada General Fund—
1
—
B-4
Fund Inc
Stks)_l
10.14
12.10
1
6.33
Amer
Fund.
&
Shippers———
Beneficial
Life
Stan
Ins
15%
16
Columbian Natl
12.02
10.39
13.14
Commonwealth
27.19
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
17.06
18.65
Connecticut
General
10.72
Life
Inc—1
6.02
6.37
Continental
Assurance
20.32
Loomis
Sayles Mutual Fund—*
a43,77
Inc
Trust
1
Fund—
Stk Fund
Insurance
11.36
Co
lc
4.98
Electrical Equipment sliares_lc
General Industries shares—lc
10.91
2.22
2.45
3.55
3.91
shares
41%
36V'a
39
5
55
60 y2
5
58
61 y2
4
12%
i4yB
&
19%
5912
National
National
Nationwide
16
New Amsterdam
New
Fire
122
24%
'
25%
New
Fire
York
River
99%
5
63
10
_—
53
Indemnity
Peerless Insurance Co
41 Va
44%
Phila
51
54%
Phoenix
Providence-Washington
Pyramid Life Ins Co <N C i
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
Reinsurance Corp (N Yi
3%
15.00
Petroleum
lc
2.64
2.71
Fidelity & Deposit of Md__.„-10
88
92%
Fireman's
2.50
54Va
57%
19.72
2.74
2.45
3.02
18.14
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
2.70
Franklin
4
79 %
83
14.93
16.23
Manhattan
Inc__ 10c
6.42
64
68%
14.93
16.14
Massachusetts
5
34%
36%
Reliance
17%
19 Va
5
19 %
21%
Republic
Mutual Fund Inc
Trust
>2.82
20.50
22.16
11.33
12.46
9.33
10.26
7.43
8.98
1
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Fund
Delaware
Delaware Income Fund Inc
Globe
(D
Dividend
Shares
25%
40
42%
8.14
Mutual Investment Fund Inc
1
9.74
10.69
Hartford Fire Insurance Co—.10
183
192
Standard Accident
9.84
Mutual
1
14.43
14.43
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
and Insurance Co
——-10
104
110
Title Guar & Trust
of beneficial interest
1
3.27
3.55
3.09
Nation Wide Securities
Co Inc-1
19.38
20.96
Insurance
11.52
12.52
11.26
12.17
Jefferson
National
Investors Corp
1
.
24.17
Bond
5.96
164.57
166.24
7.36
7.63
1
5.84
14.93
16.14
Stock Series
1
8.10
16.33
17.65
Growth
1
6.62
New
1
20.92
22.66
5.70
New York
I
,35
*
2.52
*2.75
9.01
9.70
England Fund
5.69
of Canada Ltd—-
Nucleonics
6.27
18.97
3.48
One
'
William
Industries Fund Inc——-1
13.63
14.90
1
13.80
14.92
Pine Street Fund
1
7.14
7.36
Pioneer
(T Rowe)
Fund Inc
—lc
7.92
8.68
1959
13.53
14.83
3'8s
April
15,
1963——,
10.13
1.45s Nov.
15.23
16.55
3s
Feb.
1.65s
April
2s
June 10,
1959—
3%S Aug. 10,
3%s Aug. 23,
3%s Feb. 13,
1962—
Puritan
Fund
Inc__.
(Geo)
Fund
1
Putnam Growth Fund
lc
13.14
14.38
Common (The) Stock Fund-lc
Electronics & Electrical
12.60
13.80
8.13
8.91
7.39
8.10
Fully Administered shares—lc
9.93
10.88
lc
7.11
7.80
General Bond shares
7.51
8.04
lc
lc
11.29
12.36
lc
2.25
2.48
Equipment shares
—lc
5.53
6.07
Railroad Stock shares
lc
9.54
10.45
—lc
9.37
10.27
RR
Steel
shares
1
Fund
B)
Investors
—1
12.51
United Funds
United
1
7.41
8.10
Income Fund Shares_i
10.46
11.38
1
11.37
16.10
17.50
Fund
Value Line Fund Inc
8.55
Value Line
Income
1
8.77
9.58
Value
Special
1
'8.92
9.64
lc
11.29
12.35
Shares
United
lc
10.29
10.43
11.41
6.48
7.09
12.38
13.54
Inst Foundation Fund
Institutional
Ineur
Fund—lc
99.6
1959___
I960!
100.9
99.14
,
98.10
96.26
1963_
101%
——
Bonds—
Canada
Ltd
99.24
Bid
1,
7.21
l%s
Feb.
X5.77
IVis
April
1,
1,
3.11
3.40
3Vis Nov.
1
7.63
8.34
IV2S April
1
9.26
13.52
12.67
13.70
1
5.46
5.90
90
96%
EI Paso Natural Gas 5 Vis
Ferro Corp 3%s_—..
99.21
Idaho
4%S
116%
Gas
4%s
98.24
100.7
15, 1959—
1, 1960
97.24
—
1977
1975
122
90%
& Co
4%s
1983
104%
105
104%
Sheraton Co.of Am 5s ww
1967
1Q2
117%
Southern Calif Edison 45/8S_1983
104%
3.25s
6-
2-58
3-
99.12
1988
3^s—,1
19/5
^ffatipnal Can 5s—_^_1976
Katlonal fuel Gas 4~bS_*
1983
102%
108
"102%
Underwood
89
.
jn
1971
Trans-Canada Pipe Line Units—
103
84
.—.
.
103%
.
99.9
1-59
99.11
7-
1-59
99.28
99.13
99.15
100
Dollar Vala«
Bid
99.733
1958_;
99:66T
99.683
1959
99.531
99.550
8,: 1959____
15, 1959—
99.465
99.485
November
6,
1958_
99.954
99.960
December 26,
105%:
95%
—-
January
99.900
January '
January
103 Va
104
December
99.799
99.815
January 22.-1959——r—
4,
1958.
99.781
2,
15, ;1959
May
99.409
87
105
—
♦No
a
101
1970
85
90
19^
116
.
118
par
Net
value
asset
■
-
104..
'
Stock. Exahange
b Bid yield, price
..
d
•
,
value.
k Admitted to listing on
Ex-rights.
tNew stock.
the New York
'
x
.
.
\
Ex-dividend.
wi When' issued.'
y
Ex-stock
dividend.
~
.
99.348
98J22
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
88 y2
173 ya
99.431
99.333
105%
171%
102.
99.763
.
%*k
99.718
1EI,
99.932
947 a
«
1958—.
December
99
—1988
Bills
Ask
99.988
1971
Westcoast TrangJ>%$„
4-59
6-
1-58
Dollar Value
99.985
Universal Match. 5s
»
5-
99.8
99.16
2-59
October 30, 1958
5 Vis
U S Industries 4%s
Corp
1-58
10-
99.849
104%
2.30s
99.18
99.836
Texas Eastern Trans S%s—1978
Mueller Brass
99.27
99.14
99.4
99.887
101%
4%s
99.23
2- 2-59
1-59
9-2-58
2
99.29
1- 5-59
1-58
4-
8-
100
12- 1-58
1-58
Ask
Bid
1-58
99.922
100%
5s
90.10
7-
<
5-
December 11,
Textron Amer
Due
Dated
Rate
1%
19581958-
105
Elec
;
a
80
Ask
100.2
1958-
Tenn Gas Trans 5%s—i>__1979
&
Bid
1958-
130
M* dflon Gas
.
100
November 20,
November 28,
125
78
91.10
90.2
November 13,
& Rubber.6s ww 1982
1983
95.26
91.2
117
141V
—3981
-
1963
115 Va
138
1982
Stand Oil Co of Ind 4 Vis—1983
& Sons—
100.14
95.22
1963_
1,
1.
104
1977
—
3-3-58
4-
llir
Bid
90
4%s
11- 3-58
146%
_;_1975
(M)
1
2- 3-58
91%
144 Va
-
Sears Roebuck
1963—
15,
IVis April
92.20
100.10
1962
United States Treasury
P&L 4Ves
1988
Quebec Natural Gas Units.
Southern Natural "Gas 4%s_1978.
5s
Dated
104
Puget Sound
~
2%s Feb.
101.14
92.12
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
108 Va
103 %
Sperry Rand 5%s ww
Cement
98
15,
93.20
101,10
—.
1962
126
107
81%
—
3%s Nov.
100.10
100.12
100.4
—
1,
1,
94.20
94.12
Ask
1977
88
4sl
99
IVis Oct.
95.28
101.16
93.12
1962
Aug. 15, 1962
4S
*
97
95.20
101.12
95
1988
84
Power
Lowenstein
104%
9212
1973
l
80
Port
CSen'l Tire
96
99.20
96.24
1, 1961
1, 1961—
15, 1962
April
l%s
99.23
99.12
92'■
95 %
5s
5 Vis
126%
91
IVis Oct.
100.14
100.10
1961-
1,
Ask
)-
I960-
1,
Aug.
1.60<;
.—1976"
Trailer
—
General
125
99.8
•
1959—
1959_:
Bid
IVis April
4s
1% er'c
Uranium 5%s ww__1963
Pub Serv El &
98%
1988
Consumers Power 4%s__.
f'3%s
a
.1988
Consolidated Edison 4s
Fruehauf
~
1001
a
99.16
99.11
99.6
2V
Bid
Pacific Petroleum
99%
98 Va
14.74
1
Bonds—
N Span
881
95 %
101
97 Vi
10.12
l
;
Security Issues
62l
l%s Oct.
99.30
99.14
l%s Oct.
Wisconsin Fund liic
82%
Ry 4s
1969
Corp 4yeS——1982
Chance Vought 8 %s
1977
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__1972
95 Va
103 %
100-
1972—
Treasury Notes (Continued
3Vis May 15, 1960
99.7
1959—
1959
15,
l'is Oct.
Situations
ac
61
Carrier
94%
94%
1972-1967
15,
95%
105 Vi
102 Vi
1970
15,
95 Ve
9sy4
104%
1, 1970-1967
May 1, 1971
Sept.
100 Vi
94%
—_
1,
98.12
100'
1, 1962
1, 1963—
2. 1966—
15, 1969——
3%s Feb.
6.60
Investors Fund Inc
81
Canadian Pacific
100.2
1961
Maturity—
Treasury Notes—
loc
1969
Burlington Industries 4 Vis—1975
99
99.30
wi
Oct.
3%s
Ask
100.8
99.28
1959—
24,
1%S May
15, 1959
l%s Aug. 1, 1959
5.28
Investing Corp
Whitehall Fund
*
98.16
4'is
100.6
1958
March
—1
Wellington Fund-.
Ask
1961
3Vis
99.16
99.28
100.3
98.12
3,
May
May
May
July
April
3 Vis
98.24
98.4
98.4
4s
102
97
98.16
1960^,
Sept. 20,
4!ieS
99.20
100.2
I960—
4s
3V4s
100.16
>99.12
100
1,
1,
2%s June
3%s April
2%s
100.1
100.12
1959
1,
May 1, 1959 wi—
1%S Oct. 20, 1959—;
97.28
Bid
14,
IVis
Fund Inc__ 1
Inc
1980-76
6s
99.12
99.31
1959
2.45%
British Petroleum
96.16
June
1,
Ask
99.30
—
3 Vis
4%s Feb.
3.Q06r
Barium Steel 5%s
1959—
2%s May
99.10
99.10
100.12
99.22
98.18
97.2
Rate
Recent
2,
Washington Mutual
11.26
Fund_lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Growth
Line
Wall Street
Fund
'
Institutional
Funds
Fund
Ltd—
Bank
4% s Feb.
12.43
1
Fund
United Science Fund
2.70
.
99.17
100.3
100.2
99.6
1959—
11,
point
a
1958
100
2Vis Feb.
9.69
12.54
7.82
Institutional
1,
99.28
1959—.
3%s Dec.
8.87
2.47
Institutional
2%s Nov.
Certificates of Indebtedness—
11.34
„
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund
Investors
1
Inc—
a24.20
Tncoroorated
31
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
1
Inc
Accumulated
1
Incorporated
49
Bid
99.20
10,
10,
32nds of
or more
2%s Feb.
Maturity—
1
Fund
United
United Continental
1
46%
29 %
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
13.63
Texas
of Boston Inc_
97.20
April 1, 1959
14.40
12.12
18.45
Income Fund
2
37%
Television-Electronics Fund
4.52
one
100
3 V4 S.March
13.75
13.15
353 4
11.46
16.51
10c
2
—
,,,
10.10
Sterling Investment Fund Inc_l
17.90
Series H-DA
Y
N
Ask
99.28
a33.49
16.03
Haydock Fund Inc
9.34
State Street Investment Corp—«
Stein Roe & Farnum Fund
1
4.98
28%.
11.96
Growth Industry Shares Inc—I
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc—1
4.56
73Vi
2634
15.69
12.58
8.07
,10c
99.31
3.50s
1
11.50
H-C7
99.13
2.85s
14.32
7.36
Series
of
Westchester Fire
Mortgage Assn—
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
1.70s March 2, 1959
a37.33
10.94
Sovereign
Hamilton Funds Inc—
City
2
10, 1958.—
—_
1
(Edison
10.50
—
•
Natl
4%s June 10, 1965
3%s March 11, 1968
a26.24
lc
Utilities
13.08
1
lc
shares
Tobacco
12.10
-
Southwestern Investors Inc
lc
Railroad Bond
New 4 for 1_
Scudder Stevens & Clark
Smith
shares
shares
Petroleum
7.45
Selected
7.53
6.87
X6.85
Ltd—
Common Stock Fund
13.09
Merchandising shares
Mining shares—
14.25
.
Amer Shares—
1.25
Shareholders Trust of Boston
1
8.38
11.95
7.46
14.41
13.11
1
Inc
6.90
13.26
1
-
Fund Inc
34.67
Scudder Stevens & Clark—
8.23
Industrial Machinery shares-lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
:
34 02
l
Putnam
lc
Federal
99.16
100
23.45
8.26
lc
16, 1959
%'s March 16, 1959—,—
9.29
7.45
.
—
1.60s Feb.
23.22
11.47
Canada
93V4
70-
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
15,
7.53
shares
Bid
2.50
Shares
——
Figures after decimal point represent
Federal Home Loan Banljs—
l%s Jan.
15, 195f?J~__
April
1
of
89%
Obligations of Government Agencies
Vg
3 Vis
6.79
Equipment shares
37
4.43
10.47
Food
-
4.04
Chemical
t
>
Growth Stock
Dist
24%
.___5
Travelers
8.85
12.14
lc
lc
Fund
22%
18%
13.12
lc
Quarterly
52%
8
(N Y)
U S Life Insurance Co in the
10.85
Aviation shares—
Scudder
34 y8
112
49%
36%
9.93
Building shares
Capital Growth Fund
shares
—„——__10
90%
17
•
Inc
Price
Group Securities—
shares-
Fund
30%
32
107
86%
(Va)—5
&
l
Inc
Fire & Marine.—2
Preferred
Ins__10
Co__65c
3
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Springfield
U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co..lo
U S Fire
3
1
Fund
28%
6.38
1
-
54%
73
10
48%
1
cstreet
Fund Inc
51
10
114%
1
Inc
6.25
8.67
Chemistry &
Shares
66%
59
46%
Title
Mtge
Lawyers
Over-the-Counter Securities
{
General Investors Trust—:
7.93
48 y4
60
4.28
10.90
3.23
Capital Corp
6.32
3.91
45
55
110%
33%
1%
Capital Fund
Electronics
17.31
series
Stock Series
5.78
1
Series
10.54
1
18
5
Amer
Standard Life
7.23
3.79
4.16
5.22
__L__5
...
of North
Co
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
11.52
1
1
Series
Dividend Series—
Preferred Stock Series
Income
Co
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
23.72
Fundamental Investors Inc——2
Futures Inc
1
Automobile
Home
16%
2
Co
23%
Corp
50%
__10
Haveni—
10
Shares
7y8
47%
2
Marine
&
Surety
(New
Hanover
9.92
General
(Jacksonville Flat. 2%
Seaboard
Security
Gulf Life
,—lc
—lc
Gas
42 %
15.52
5.45
Common stock series
Paul Fire
St
5
Insurance
6%
5
Co
10.42
20.55
*
148
44%
American
2.82
,
132
15%
1
insurance (Texas)—10
9.53
22.61
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund
-*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
1.50
...
75%
14V4
121
Employees Life
Cl
80 %
72%
_1»
.
14.36
22.19
Florida Growth Fund Inc
114
28 v4
70
—,..10
1
—*—1
1
Energy Fund Inc
10
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
4
26%
5
Co
Insurance
66
5
Republic Natl Life Insurance
.
(D
_lo
..
—
1
Corp—_1
—
Preferred stock
Ins
Insurance
Inc
Fund
Security Series—
Balanced Series
Fund
Balanced
C)
Government
National
Stock Fund
—....
Life
Co.—
Mutual Income Fund
Eaton & Howard—
Electronics Investment
Republic—
18.16
1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
&
Great
Automation
&
10
Government. Employees Ins
Mutual Trust Shares
Shares2.50
25c
Diversified Trustee
Series E_
Missiles-Jets
Insurance
—_
13.39
Units of beneficial interest—1
16.20
78%
(S Ft
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
Massachusetts Life Fund—
16.04
74
1
1
Vegh Investing Co Inc
De
—4
Life
39%
62'2
Pacific
74%
3%
13.80
De Vegh
87
—
71
Federal
11.86
(Minn)
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J 1
1.25
Employees Group Assoc.—
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp
5
2.99
33 Vac
87%
—>
—
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y__lo
4.12
Fund Inc——
82
-10
—.
Insurance
103%
66%
2.71
7.36
13%
12.50
Northwestern National Life
3.74
6.73
35 Yb
12
159
lc
12.39
32%
.
37
151
lc
int_33%c
Growth Stock
44
2.50
Co—5
shares
investors
47%
41
1
r
17 V2
44^4
3 .33':,
Northern
shares
beneficial
lft3i
2
^_10
-—5
___
316
Paper
of
5
r
304
Life
Metal
Investors
43 %
——.
Northeastern
10.16
shares
102%
40%
Corp class A
Hampshire
10.07
Mass
98%
5
Casualty...
33%
9.35
Bond Fund
102%
,
23
9.26
—
9T%
—10
—
Fire.,
Union
31%
North
Inc
Fund
72%
—10
Life & Accident Ins
1
shares—
68
10
Fire
Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund-—1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
1
Composite Fund Inc
1
Concord Fund Inc
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
Fund Inc—.
Commonwealth
(Baltj—
2
10
Casualty Co.
Forster
Life
Monument
4
3%
41%
115
.2
*
209
Merchants & Manufacturers
5.48
Automobile
Income
Ins
201 Va
Merchants Fire Assurance...:
Ins
;
Continental
Crum
Managed Funds-
133
Life
Life
<Ky)
10
—
14%
.
17%
53%
39V4
55
21%
5
ieya
50 V4
1
18
1
Co
22%
1
—10
5
39
_10
—
National Life
43 %
21%
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc.
Maryland Casualty
Massachusetts
Bonding.....
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
9%.
9
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N J>—10
25c
1
Fund
Lazard
Lexington Venture Fund
100
8'/a
—6.25
Boston Insurance Co
8.61
7%
Natl
6.21
Lexington
International Growth
7.88
Fund Ltd-,—.
1
25.15
Century Shares Trust
1
9.81
Chase Fund of Boston
1
18.79
Chemical Fund Inc—
50c
Christiana Securities Corp—100 13,600 14
7% preferred
100 127
10.05
Colonial Fluid Inc—
1
17%
1
Fla)
Mercury
Bankers
15.01
20.18
(Jacksonville
6.94
5.67
5
preferred.
conv
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
13.10
Knickerbocker
8.51
$1.25
15%
18%
14
11.06
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Canadian
Commonwealth
1
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
7.79
13.88
18.66
Ltd
Lincoln
1
4.30
29.07
<1»54)
Life Companies Inc—
Life Insurance Cq of Va
K-2
8.54
3.93
•.
36
Ask
40Va
3
—
34%,
38%
32.74
10.77
Canadian
__
a21.7G
Bond-Inv Tr of
-
32
209
1
Blue Ridge
1
201 Va
Bid
(Birm)__2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
of Tenn
75%
K-l
5.92
5.45
7.86
Fund
—
71%
__lo
Life
Far
Liberty Natl Life Ins
—
—10
Companies
Ask
149
Mutual Fund—1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
1
E-2 (Medium Grade Bonds) _1
(The)
26.60
Ltd-
Casualty & Surety—,10
4.06
6.87
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & ElecTni'cs Corp.lc
Canada
Aetna
4.44
1.79
Fund
25c
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust
*
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Inc—l
Aberdeen
Axe-Temple ton Growth
Bid
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
98.356
Volume 188
Number 5789
'
.
J. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(1755)
Third Federal
Reserve
District—Ffciladelyliia—
i-Vv;'
Week
Bank
clearings this week will show
1958
increase compared with
an
a year ago.
Pre¬
cities of the United States
/
for
whiph
^ i^ possible Jo obtain weekly clearings
Chester
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Reading.
will be
^!3j840,954,227 against $21 j720,464^208 for
/ there is
gain for/the. week endipg Friday, of 7.4%.
^V'
:
a
week in 1957:
At this center
>
•
/.
Week
CLEARINGS-
RETURNS
-----
.1958
.
:x'\; //X'
1.1,201,147,696
;
Cifcy,-//-L_-_____._
519300.
..Ten
.
6.2
450,385,894
468,556.493
598,685,541
Total
347,339,929
+
7.6
+
6.2
5/
:4r877,630,640
4,592,1C5,145
Total 'all "cities,"-five days^i_4_+™l'___.
/
j22;325,428,099
$20,802,031,176
I,.1,015,526,128
918,433,032
$23,340,954,227
___
_
68,067,200
12,967,368
12,453,867
437,870,813
15,660,021
526,360,343
1,467,371,427
,/ 1,596,216,165
Virginia—Huntington
27.0
$
3.6
1,442,417
1,926,352
2,474,504
+
4,487,517
591,000,000
9.3
+ 12.6
5.7
+
1,794,645
6,411,060
1,291,000.000
4,330,804
6,935.026
3.4
+
+•
4.3
+ 12.4
—26.5-
4,343,487
6,414,815
3,444358
-8,002,587
3,868,178
6,481,305
19,906,356
19,017,674
-
8.7
—
16,914,510
14,746,670
1,662.178,903
8.3
+
1,356,441,401
11,798,133
310,134,182
3.2
+
15,669,577
7.9
655,021,205
3.2
61,535,100
320,073,028
616,813,11»
35,473,600
4.0
—16.8
15,203,184
15,283,314
602,086,920
13,490,476
468,946,366
8.1
1,671,062,038
1,503,685,453
—18.3
5,361,546
5.5
23,103,634
229,197,203
/ 8,953,953
435,276,424
4.242.124
21,328,000
240,264,688
6.891.125
374,418,100
134,903,236
—
+
—
5.6
—
—
6,088,750
23,385,188
230,850,679
+
380,510,592
9,865,354
387,498,862
159,548,830
154,121,312
+
3.5
>
13,219,287
147,462,243
855,264,371
Maryland—Baltimore
7.3
+
4,973,757
22,094,000
278,296,712
Carolina—Charleston,^,.
District of
Columbia—Washington..
+ 10.6
$21,720,464,208
+
—
12,757,457
301,002,722
659,401,054
,14,776,923
Richmond
Total
Total all cities for week
,
607,634,757
70,236,200
811,810,145
+
5.4
849,355,003
Virginia—Norfolk
South
y All cities, oneday..—
—13.4
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond—
+ 10.3
West
■*'•!-.
UM
t
1,896474
1,781,365
3.1
+
;
1936 '
0.3
+
....
/ 310,586,332
(7 cities)
3.9
—
+
___
a;
.„,„L
Youngs town
/_
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh.
9.9
+
1,205,192,201
13,812,535
-
/>■
Columbus
+17.0
+
•.
$17,447,797,459 $16,209,866,031
:s yy
1,099,980,620
,
Cleveland
+ 14.0
665,578,166
383,016,121
r/.~->i.-other cities^ffreV
«
-
Cincinnati
6.7
*
cities, five days.
.•
.
617,346,478
.^y
;
,
.L
Mansfield'
382,300,000
Baltimore
'
Ohio—Canton
9.6
+
433,152,138
>/42O,OOO,C0O
s
Framcitoy/d',.
Cleveland
■-/
cities)-
17,917,619
16,736,467
..
18
F*urth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
7.4
+
.728,787,721
4^)^.609^79
Louis•"
•jA-j-; *»>y.
%
.:
1,031,000,000
830,706,717
Pittsburgh
xXx
■
(11
-•+
Kansas
.San
O?-'..
1,095.523,925;, X
luPhUadelp$iteA-£'riEL'u.i^C^-2._j4.<^r2dZ£<:l.-2J<i?l?100,000,000
St.
1951
..
$11,232,066,174 $10,458,942,118
-
./Chicago. _X_J///_/..X-:
Boston
12,296,952
October
Inc. or
Dec. %
•
7,883,748
20,146,822
Jersey—Trenton
BY TELEGRAPH
Ending; October 25
New York
*4,500,000
Delaware—Wilmington
New
Total
'
7.820.929
;
York,-
Our comparative summary for
the week follows:
2,022,223
2,207,410
2,773,650
4,910,162
1,135,000,000
4,245,138
7,561,524
4,256,677
7,562,331
4,781,377
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
t^^iime
$
1,910,609
3,523,505
5,088,750
1,030,000,000
.,
Ended
1957
•
2.027.928
Bethlehem
^7.5% above those of the corresponding week lastiyear. Our
preliminary totals stand
.at
$
Pennsylvania—Altoona
liminary/figures fcom^
by us based,-upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
iOf the> country indicate that for theV.Bek
ende^T Saturday, Oct. 25, clearings for all
48
(6 cities)
.
"
9,840,480
7.5
+
—
+ 20.6
0.3
—
1.8
—
782,047,273 j
,
•Estimated.
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
^Complete and,exact
;
.
in
'ends
details for the week^cpvpred by the foregoing will
appear
We cannot furnish-them today, inasmuch as the week
Saturday
arrd the Saturday figures
riot available at time
are
going to
press.
Macon
we are
Oct:
18;
*
For that week there
the whole country
decrease of
a
having amounted
sameweek in 1957.
at
was
to
a
decrease of 2.3%.
; the New York Reserve District
'
serve
District of
Louisiana—New
Pisti^ the totals
register
was
We
a
loss of
0.6%, the bank clearings
pistrict of 8.7%.
8jl%,
loss of.
a
'
1,*361,171,780
Arbor
Granxl
Rapids
Lansing
'
—,
Tndiana—Port Wayne
—
Indianapolis
In the Cleve-
South Bend
Tcrro
-
Haute
District of 0.4%:
Des
|
follbwing vve furnish
;
+ 11.9
1.4
—
—10.3
218.197,441
277^04.142
-13^66,549
8,97X692
6,787^50
+ 33.2
765,835
3.8
228,525,622
212,826,372
+
0.4
1,475,339,532
1,333,547,878
+
6.1
3,138,797
—
8.3
22,749,440
10,644,966
—
'
1,790,516
1,227,841,303
10,747,934
22,063,771
11,023,443
8,152,945
1,676,596,295
Decatur—,
Peoria
,v
___.
Rock Cord——
a summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
Total
(17 cities)
4.1
+
3.6
0.3
OS
+
+
0.3
+
13,148,080
'
Chicago.
+
—
8,251,880
47,961,517
17,179,200
2,096,789
1,263,902,454
City
Illinois—Bloomington
—13.8
13,574,152
97,650,000
11,087,601
4,780,051
143,592,277
8.621,322
55,144,645
22,185,650
Moines.
Sioux
3,271,690
22,645,333
11,160,215
143,964,768
Iowa—Cedar Raptds
fj$%iand
;
4,807,946
Springfield
;
—18.1"
32,391,315
124,076,860
443,509,000
266,427.353
329,930,443
14,878.147
3.5
—13.6
1,355,252,316
3,469,886
20,776,480
9,624,828
14,134,436
101,192,000
11,054,422
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Dallas Reserve District
by 8.8% and in. the San Francisco Reserve District
by 2.9%.
'
31,540,117
143,325,013
443,200,000
8,232,219
^
9,514,783
6.6
+
-
■■
Week
■
•
!•*
'
-
Ended
October
New York__
3rd
'"
tth
-II
Cleveland
Atlanta
Ath
St.
9th
10th
?
-
•
Louis
855,264,371
1,676,596,295
1,702,207,103
l*
802.085,034
-7
•
4.5
+15.0
+ 29.1
12,464,746
1
84,67M*0
•
4,863,228
137,127,100
7,932,430
61,477,008
16,228,167
—14.6
..
16.646,066
1486,737
1,106469.263
1,888,518
.2.9
1,400,440,940
—18.3
-10.620,900
9,008,325
19,853.887
+ 11.1
14,034,468
8,017,509
—21.5
16,244.237
12,458,427
1.7
6,930,942
13,743,573
9479,917
6,439,554
1,702,207,103
1.5
1,825,219,026
1,477,327,156
1.1
5.8
419,800,000
200,507,320
202,516j655
2,719,841
410,900,*00
186,814,*77
172.7*2,803
2.7*9,031
1.7
825,543.816
772,978,711
—11.8
10,856,485
447,221,407
173,590,487
11,327,313
9,166,117
448^81,556
—
+
1,7
571,811362 '
1,333,520,621
-rf
-108
cities-
add
our
772,978,711
'
m
+' 2.9
185,592,959
3,675,523
802,085,034
(4 cities)
816,192,360
670,887,036
572.975.101
590,116,224
'
-
1,305,310,770
St. Paul-
North Dakota—Fargo ——
South Dakota—Aberdeen ———
1,290,034,099
Montana—Billings
-i
*
•
J.-,
15,440,961
5.369,750
10,325,362
—
•
20,042,471
22,898,155,456
1.4
25,133,420,065
12,181.707,403
0.6
13.029,048.001
11,736.460,678
detailed
-
V:%
at—
•
15,568,997
statement
Total (7
763.048,271
cities)—
717,218,197
Teeth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
showing the figures for each city for the
Nebraska—Fremont
Portland^-.-■.
'
c' "•>'
:
3,035,342
8,448,221
726,237,979
3,845.318:
Lowell
*
1.844,873
1,922,275
4,144,677
5,207,533
.16:601,600
17.671,238
:Nt!w Bedford
Springfield
Ji
Connecticut—Hartfpjd_ t
New Haven
12,^0490
r
■
45,397,624
23,3i6,©68
23,0^0,143
36;9GO,5O0
36488,709
2,933,272
^
Island—Providence-—
13,935,715
40.980,-360
/
•3,131,961.
New Hampshire—Manchester-.
Inc.-or
1956
Omaha.
1955
S
$ <:
2,920,369
2,646.982
9J>
7,117,949
6,497,996
4.6
822,839,642
720,692,313
—'3.9
4,561,140
Yark—/Albany^
Binghamfon,
Buffalo—
848,870,533
/*
887,801.867
New
'
4.0
2.092,1C3
4,619,670
19,031,828
Total
3,926,272
6.1
14,533,889
—
—x4:0
14.407,563
—
-
522,033,247
17,724,241
3:265,941
158,260,238
:
45,203,526
,3,619,1^7
10.470^87,444
10,716,448,053
44,479,520
42,621,715"
31,432.041
28.846,923
-
Connecticut—Stamford____.
*•.
,
Jersey—-.Newark
-Northern' New' JCrsey
cities).
11,726425
+ 23.9
7,556,967
5.542J78
7,540414
+ 28.7
17,819,077
17,025,246
6.4
673,676,483
660,162,083
+
+ 22.3
1,215,121
—10.6
6.0
890,172
10,487.617
—
1(a)69,881,862
/
-
83.471.813
10,918,906,330
1,218,567
,
737,471
9,578468
9.0
163,490,626
170,736,806
8,097,109
—14.3
+ 17.2
12,881,61©
29,579,759
439,651,870
14,102,969
25,918437
433,178452
+
10.1
+
15,407,377
+ 15.0
6,753,814
—18.6
18,386,797
6,361,203
791,862,770
(9 cities)—
723,478,304
+
9.5
678,660,947
+
22.4
+
1.0
29,480,705
22,163,267
+
—
37,635,800
4.4
—
2,649,820
993.056,261
Wichita Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
I
A
'
-
12,517,504
485,686,397
46,676,491
6,792400
8,005,948
.......
Galveston
-
31,077,925
3,145,906
6.3
—
15,323.802
530,480,434
Dallas
Fort Worth
Total
,
41,320,643
8,882,000
7,615,296
14,973,040
—-
le'clties)—
12439,546
642M02
670,«|7,03«
-
15.789,722
571,811,562
622.251,715
9.2
10/449,383
483,247,404
+ 134
45,174,521
—23.5
9,509,000
6,549,5*0
5.1
+
—
5.2
8.8
+
38409,067
18,845,273
572,975,161
16,6CN*85
'
590,116^24
857,458,417
30,508,268
f".
217,229,632
+
1.6
7,791,621
7,502,567
+
3.9
5,968,682
229;868,661
217,870,191
106470,764
+
5.5
225498,184
r-16.4
92,859,930
220.720,627
—
Vakima
21,939,497
,
.
-
180,757,510
,3.8,
3,081,167
3,212,167
3,219,589
2.3;
12,164,372.064
10,813,843,860
.+'-4.4
38.551,520
35,909,981
—
+ -9J0.
24,961,801
,
25,891^265
,
32,117,754
—-7.9
98,395,423
—15.2'
85,087,173
97,648,302
22,715,961
25,370,278
74,790,038
-
11,177,454,615
—
2.3
12,601,042,125
89,143,191
Dtah-rSalt Lake City^.
159,291,489
2,896,102
f
0.2
75/850,973
-
; 3.904,102
'
—10.0
—
J*)
Oregon—Portland—
29,475,127
Pasadena
32,783,636
22,001,380
California—Long Beach
20,962,94*
676,450,216
715,587.504
San Francisco
-
32.538,504
San Jose
32,433,273
8.857,400
9,604,768
16.911438
12,022,625
1,372.895,053
1,333,520,621
22,580,304,199
22J*8»156456
12,109,416,755
12,181,707,403
Santa Barbara—
Stockton
Total (10 cities)
Grand total (108 cities).
1
202,394,274
10.1
18,981,759
675,231.712
04
7.8
f 11 awn
204.714488
30.565,733
5.0
5.8
202,016,340
.
29,187,801
7481,295
+
+
+
—
+ 40.7
16,271,600
13 JIM2*
2.9
1.305,310,77©
1,29*434099
—
14
25,13342*46*
22J4MHJ38
—
0.6
13,029,048,001
11,736,48007*
+
"
91,552,845
Outside New York City
160^46,547
5,304,747
Eleventh Federal Nesarvc District— Dallas—
35,627,640
+
t3.610,673
;
4.0
5,496,110
—
Texas—Austin-
11,673,391
9.7
—
25,302/783 +114.3:
142,467,846
T
(9
+17.7
—
1,589,756
—20.4
—
,
;
Syracuse^
Total
8.2
'
,
New
City
St. Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Spring*
"
■
—
York
4.9
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—fan Franeisee—
63.409,190
.
—.
^ame&tQ\yn—
Rochester
+
+
31,585,586
474,039,128
173,632,683
>-6,941,795
■
——
Washington—Seattle
Kmlfcilii'—i__i—
,.
—
4,379,176
+
—
Gecciid Federal Reserve District—New YerkKew
189,283,527
:
Kausafi-—TopeaaMissouri—Kansas
+ 26.2
!•-
(12 cities).
1,014,391
11,959,787
11,241,040
37,026,588
9,25.8,937
Pall River
Worcester—/
—
.
3,697,241
__i;
18
Dec.
692:781,*169
.
Total
X957
October
~
-:3.831.046
:
_
RJiode
Ended
$ ,'v
Bcste»
Malne-rBaogor—
.
We^k
988,429
907,133
j* * •
.1958
'
*-
Mae sa ch ireet t s—Bo s to n
9.1
City—
1,209,089
■
First Federal Reserve District
0.5
—
22,550,304,538
12,109,416,755
October .18 for four
years:
f
j • •
Clearings
:
11,704,918
480,396,505
182,505,172
V
13,117,076
5,594,733 •
8,330,796
10,320,710
504,122,701
197,426,316
Minneapolis
'
„
+
—
District—Miftiteapalis—
U innesota—Duluth.
660,162,083
22,580.304,199
<2utslde"New York Citv-__
now
■
3,462,063
Rtnth Federal Reserve
1,477,327,156
,'
678,660,947 •/
-
397,700,000
229,223,878
227,981,566
168,641,405
782,047,273
673.676-,483
-
8.8
+
402,000,000
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
1,333,547,878
825,543,816
+ * 9.5
1,372,895,053
LouCs
Kentucky—^Louisville——
Total
1,825,219,026
7* 622,251,-715
Eighth Federal Reserve District—8t Levis—
Missouri —St.
*
—
week ended
—
9,970443
4,15741?
122,514,1*4
6,304,967
40,722,293
1,503,685,453
1.5
7^3/478,304'
,«
Total
1,671,062,038
1,475.339,532
+ '6.4'
:
'
!
_
11,74*485
,
90,062,000
9,947,180
•:
11,255,618,807
849,355,003
.717:2*8,197/
a
1
1,356,441,401
5.4
—
816,192,360.
763,048,271
8.1
791.862,770
12th San-Francisco
^
+
;
1,662,178,903
0.4
+
1,355,252,316;
$
?
857,458,417
12,601,042,125
8.7
—
811,810,145
1,361,171,780
Khiva's City—9
41th Dallas-
/
■i
1,596,216,165
:
$
2.3
—
—
1955
/, 993,056,261
4.4
—
l,T77*,*45j4,615^
1
1956
Dec. %
1,205,'192,201
4
•
Minneapolis—
$
887,801,867
1,467,371,427
—17
:
Inc. or
1,099,980, too.
.10
7tt» -Chicago
$
10.918.-906,330?
;
=
6
-
1957
8^8,870,533
.
—7
*th Richmond
*
cities'
9-
^
Phfladelphia
eth
1958
IS—
12
2nd
'•
725,257
2,571,856
20,103,021
9,2084*6
,
SUMMARY OF BANK GLEANINGS
.»<. si
*
I
(10 cities)
Michigan—Ann
but in the Richmond Reserve
o^5,4% and in thb Atlanta Reserve
balls'"behind
•
Orleans
4.5
—
—
Seventh Federal Reservo District—Chicago—
group
by
the St. Ix)uis Reserve District
by 1.7%,::but the^.Minneapolis Reserve-District has^
managed to enlarge its totals by
6.4%.| In the Kansas City Reserve District thepifeiis an improvement of 9;5%, in the
,
200,379,197
*
Total
% totals sho^ ^decline ©f 2.3%, in the Boston Re-
a gain
245,591,020
238,634,442
18,145,950
808,286
208,217,635
235,281,687
16,271,200
1,076,946
1.4%, the aggregate clearings for
f.4%vand:m the Philadelphia Reserve
land Reserve District the totals
record
**6,926,650
274,895,055
Mobile
the cities according to the
FederaL; Reserve Districts -in which
they are located and from this we note that in
•
453,500,0()0
8,691,872
8,453,620
$2*2,580,304,199 against $22,898,155,456 in the
Outside of this city there
this, center showing
_•
Mississippi—Vicksburg
elabofate detailed statement, however,'which we present further
below,
able to give final and
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
33,200,236
140,009,255
149,284,592
437,836,138
7,507,712
Florida—Jackspnville.
Alabama—Birmingham.
In the
-
**
of
31,712,603
Nusliville
Georgia—Atlanta
'Augusta.
has to be estimated.
cases
-
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
issue oF next/week.
our
11,255,618,807
/a
)/>*1aowlnoic
Annrtt.lhTTfl
.
diSfiDhtilMlfd.
f44
(1756)
Cbfijpanj and
RATES
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930,
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
Pursuant to the
EXCHANGE RATES
FOREIGN
1958
17,
OCTOBER
25-year series A and B loan bonds, due Jan.
OF 1930
Noon Buying Rate for
Unit
Friday
.0555555*
--
(Metropolitan), franc—
Germany, Deutsche mark
France
.210498
.210410
.210410
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311607*
.00238125
.00238125
.00238125
.00238242
.238950
.238925
.238920
.238950
.210273
.210318
2.807187
.
.0.0277912*
.327319
JD800560*
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
.00271912*
.327319
.327650
2.778774
.140080*
.496950*
pound
Norway, krone—
—
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
.265100
.140080*
.140080*
——
;■'
preferred stock——;
cumulative pfd. stock
Nov
Industries, Inc., 5ft cumul. conv. pfd. stock—Dec
.496950*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0238095*
.0238095*
,0238095*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.0349000*
.233100
.233112
.233093
2.796699
2.796G99
2.807187
2.807187
2.807187
•
(Continued from page 10)
Total
certificate res—
of other banks
gold
notes
F. R.
Other cash
Industrial
—
—
513,895
•
28,032
—
+
113,128
259
■
**742
—
'
,
Bills
1.224,210
-
Notes
Bonds
-—-—
-
-
+1,573,679
21,507,291
10,000
Certificates
+
2,483,771
—
10,000
317,979
.
—
:
ASSETS—
and
Loans
—
securities
Total U. S. Govt,
Total loans and
Due
from
Uncollected
Dank
__
+
+
3
856~680
+
389,295
407
+
8,381
11,962
+
11,496
628,724
+
630,351
91,083
+
+
—
52,679,669
—
.
—
.
2,125,539
estate
Real
-
LIABILITIES—
—
26,973,344 v —
82,994
+" 182,359
•
Member
U.
•
bank
reserves
Treasurer—genl.
S.
Foreign
acct.
18,674,714
524,592
+
+
296,708
316,629
• • <—
—
——•——
.
-
Other
+
215
+
8
1,737
+
—-—-
-
———
..
Deferred •availability cash items
19,812,643
4,484,962
accrued-divids.-
*.; 21,864
Total
deposits
Other liabs. &
—
—
—
—
124,313
184,879
26,933
+
.
—
-
22,101
+.
158,730
40,123
5,081
1,237
+
-
58,333
€5,355
+
260,158
—
—
815,350
+
1(65
+
-485,376
i,m
+
604,351
—
.
-
.
$4.50
Treasury notes
U. 8. bonds
securities
_■
1,966
4,172
6,823
19.162
.—
1
—
9,547
1,590
13,060
banks
Reserves with Federal-Reserve-Banks
+
,
999
2,664
with domestic tanks—
UABHiITIES-—•'?
..
+
deposits •adjusted-——^
——
56,136
Time deposits except? U. 8. Government—
28,243
U. 8. Government deposits—
"f 3,170
Interbank demand deposits:
- - <•
;" *•
Domestic banks
.' 12,208
1,442
543
8
(+
• +
+
——
1+
( +
-
v
7ft
Foreign banks
-
Tetal
liabilities
—.
51,292,753
—
638,351
.
_
Borrowings:
-From
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Other
capital
Total
357,283
809,195
220,438
—
-
.
---
& capital
accts.
gold certificate re¬
serves
to deposit and F.> R.
note liabilities combined-— Contingent liability on accept¬
ances
purchased for foreign
Itatio
•
liabs.
From
accounts
52,679,669 '
+
111
+
9,516"
+
;
—
628,724
'
+
+
16,813
134,059
24,875
—
17
.
,
-
:
154
1,229
others
-
159-218
—-
+
tExclusive of loans to banks and after deduction
individual loan Items are shown: gross.
—
+
"
correspondents
Industrial loan commitment—.
^
-
;
43.0ft!
—
.3ft
—
4.1ft
65,674
—
1,985
—
1,019
—
825
303
370
Oct.
principal changes for the week
Increases of $367 million in loans ad-
following
15:
Justed, $287 million in reserve balances with Federal
Reserve Banks, $329 million in balances with domestic
banks, $543 million in demand deposits adjusted, and
$722 million in demand deposits credited to domestic
banks.
a
total of $215 million at all reporting member
banks; the principal increases were $34 million in New
York City, $25 million in the Dallas District, $24 million
in the San Francisco District, $22 million in Chicago,
(quar.)
(quar.)-,..
11-15
11-15
10-31
12-16
10C
11- 1
11-15
130c
12-
12-15
1-2-59
1248
$1.75
1-2-59
1248
$1.75
4-1-59
$1.75
7-1-59
645
$1.75 0-29-59
—
—
-0-15
Co.,
11-15
10-31
12-19
12- &
50c *
12-26
-12--5
"
12-31
$1
(quar.)
$1.00
$1.12
*;
(quar.)—
10-10
1040
1
1040
11- 1
,
11-10
8ftC->
j
10-27
11- 1
40-21
11-
1
10-21
11-
$1.75
-$1.25,
1
»40
$1
-
i
I-
14c
-
II-
50c
1041
11-14
-30C-*
.
10-27
12- -e
-15C J
:—>-
12-10
6
1047
1
10- 7
10-31
••
12-19
I- 2
$1
—
common
U-20
11- 1
11
-86^
-
$4 pftL
346-
40c
87ftc
„
-
"'A"
10-15
12-30
40c
(quar.)
Voting common*
1040:
11- 7
2
$2
(Irreg,)
Dairies
10-10
11- 1
10c
$50c
-
Ltd.-(s-a)—
(s-a)
Dennlson Mfg.
11- 1
$4
10c
Ss, Light
preferred
10-17
1
$2250- ,1-1-59
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.);
(quar.)—_—_____—
Crystal
11-
17ftc
——
_
-
(quar,)_
12- 3
40c
(quar.)
40oV
-
$8 debenture stoCk__
-
VT
Class
Below will be found a list of corporate bonds, notes,
preferred and common stock called^for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume
in which the details
(except where otherwise indicated)
were given in the "Chronicle."
NOTICE OF TENDER
.
Company and Issue—
1
,
12- 3
11- 8
$2
12- 3
11. 3
.
1,
1967
Nov
Company and Issue—
•2ft©
12- 1
12-15
$1
,
•11. $
12- 1
11-15
debentures
5.90 ft
due
Nov.
1964
(quar.)
—
Discount Corp. (N. Y.) (increased)
:
Distillers, Ltd., ordinary (final)(Equal to approximately $0,117. per share).".
capital debentures, due 1976
Nov
1
Dividend
3
1610
1610
__Nov
secured conv. debs,
secured pipe line bonds, due November 1977
mtge, 3ftft
Nov 15
1043
due Dec.
15,
Dec 15
1971
•
Nov 24
1433
Co.—
bonds, series A, due Dec.
1977
11-
1
10- 6
Dec
I
10-15
$12
10-29
lOd.
10-28
i
10-27
10- 3
12- 1
1144
lOftc
250
—
0-21
11-14
10-31
39c
I-2-59
12-19
U7fto
10-30
37ftC
Dodge Manufacturing Corp., common (quar.)
$1.56 preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
25c
-
,
Dominion
0-30
10-31
11-14
12-15
25c
10-17
II-28
.
25c
.
12- 1
1-16
25c 2-30 59
•
10-31
$250
11-17
10-31
150C
11-14
10-31
$15c
11. 1
1045
t37ftc
11-1
10-15
11-13
10-24
$50c
(quar.)
11-25
160c
Ltd.
10-31
$10c
10-31
10*9
U* 1
10. ft
10-28
0-30
$20c
.
Industries, Ltd
Engineering Works, Ltd.
(s-a)—.
Fabrics, Ltd., common (quar.)—
2nd convertible preferred (quart)
—
:
Dominion Oilcloth Ss Linoleum Co., Ltd.—
Quarterly
-..
Extra
-
n_.
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd., com. (quar.)
Dominion. Steel
&
Coal, Ltd.
80c
Paper Co. Ltd., common
preference
$2
inc.,
preferred
B;. (quar.)_
common
(quar.)
$12ftc$25c
(quar.)
Donald Ropey & Wire Cloth, Ltd.—
Dorr-OHver,
1,
37ftc
"
Donnacona
•'*
5ft ft
1st
•
7
-
6ftft
10- 6
(fiscal year-end
Dobb3.Houses. new com. (initlal-quar.)
•
Jacksonville Terminal
Lie.
Shares,
Extra
cumuL pfd. stock
10-10
1
dis- 1
; tribution of 2ftc from net investment
inc. plus 8ftc from net securities profits)
1265
subordinated convertible debs, duo 1968._Nov 14
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. 4ft ft
II-15
11-
*
Dominion Bridge,
Brunner Manufacturing Co.—
15-year 6ft
preferred
Domlnguez Oil Fields (monthly)
Monthly
Monthly
1609
10-10
11-15
30c
(reduced)—
Dominion
Home Oil Co., Ltd.—
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $27 million. Hold-
1
»
12- 9
250
Monthly
Nov
>.
12- •
12-19
25o
(quar.)
s
12-19
r
25c
1614
Discount-Co. of Georgia—
Anglo-Canadian Pulp 6 Paper Mills, Ltd.—
6ftft debentures series A due Nov. 1, 1978__.
50c
(quar.)
Dominion Electrohome
1,
(vVy-'-VV:;
U___—
Dome Mines, Ltd.
American Bosch Arma Corp.—
.
Inc.—
Pag*
2
Date
Real estate loans increased
$24 million in the San Francisco District and a total of
$75 million. "Other" loans increased $53 million.
release.
$1.50
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
American
B
Co.,
Pagt
Date
Indianapolis Transit System, Inc.—
-General 5ft mortgage bonds due July
-
Devoe +te; Raynolds
'tl'i Class'' A (quar.) -■
I
12-15
1-2-59
$1.13
•
12-
12-31
$1.12'*2
Lines
D1 Giorgio Fruit Corp., class A
Class B (quar.).
Diamond Gardner Corp., com.
Eastern Industries, Inc., 70-cent cumul. conv. pfd. etk._Nov
12-15
'
Notices
$21 million in the Boston Distrct, and $20 million in the
•St. Louis District. Changes according to industry appear
another press
1141
——
Mines
DdMpare RR.
V
Redemption OaHs ami Sinking Fund
3ft ft
Commercial and industrial loans Increased in all dis¬
tricts and
12-15
1-2-59
~
641
111
reporting member
the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
ended
1L20
45c
93 'ftc
(quar;)
Denver--Tramway Corp.-—•>.
$2.50 to S3.SO preferred (quar.)—
Denver Union Stoekyawia (guar.)
4,128
The condition statement of weekly
the
11- 6
1
12-
)
Condition Statement of Member Banks
chows
11-25
.Oalla8 Transit, common (quar.)
7ft ^preferred
(quar.*
:
©avenporfc Water Co.-, 5ft pfd. (quar.)—
Daystrom.. Inc.. (quar.)
Dayton- Ar Miehigan. RR., 8ft pfd. (quar,)—+.
Dewn-Phlpps'Stores, Inc., 5Vaft pfd; (quar.);*.
Elelaware Power & Light (quar;).
,,
630,351
tIncludes, prior to Sept. 2, 1958, Section 13b surplus of $27,543,000.
banks of
1144
25c
$1
Stock dividend
of valuation re¬
serves;
12-6
11-28
(quar.)
4% ft preferred- (quar.)
•
_ :
,
Federal Reserve Banks—
$4.24
.
Daitch
-
-
of
■
fn
—
12- 6
1-2-59
8ft
(quar.)
Dallas. PoweF
..
'
Capital paid In
Surplus i.
-
12- 5
$1.04
30c
quarterly.
Coal Co.
Pass
DaggaTonteln
,
1
1047
1-2-59
Cuneo Press," Inc., 3ftft preferred-(quar.)—
Cunningham Drug* Stores (quar.)—
Curfiss-Wright .'Corp., -class A (quar.).
-
110
;..H
11-20
1-2-59
Corp.
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
7ft
+1,362
+ 4,268
+ 905
~
^
:
1" - '• ;
722J " +
*
7ft
7ft
+1,054
+1,854
' +
542
—
172
+
22
_
Nest
Common
.
64
—
*
121
+2,504
+2,373
>'
Demand
11-15
60c
preferred (quar.)"—
Cuban-American Sugar Co.—
*
r
-
536
36
+6,777
+ 646
329
■■■.+
.
10-15
1
12-
$1.13
-
-
conv.
preferred
Realty,
& Forster,
Crum
+
.
common
Transportation
Beverage
Crow's
—
23
.
11-17
50c
?50c
-
4ft ft
Gin,
Cosmopolitan
Cott
185
+
3
146
287-' i
•,—
10-10
—
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5ft pfd. (s-a)
Crossett Company, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Ltd. (quar.),
142
—
21
161
15
+
.+
Can,
Continental
+ 7.292
+
140
27
+
,11-1
-
preferred
(quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)—
$3.75
—1,799
75
53
+
+
10-15
$1.25
'
$1.12 ft
common
preferred (quar.)
Conttental
—1,339
12
9,295
Treasury certificates of Indebtedness—
Balances
.
5
Cash in vault
Deposits:
-
29,864
11,375
32,123
securities—total
bills
Treasury
Loans-to
-
notes
Reserve
+
504
367
loans
loans
Other
U. S. Government
«- 1
11- 3
-
;
(quar.)
(quar.)-——(quar.).
(Maine) (quar.)
of America,
Corp.
Continental
dealers for pur¬
and
Other
Federal
4ft
dollars)''
+
loans
brokers
to
(in millions of
94,584
52,914
chasing or carrying securities
Other loans for purchasing or carry¬
ing securities
-
+1,997,037
+
201,333
——
assets
Total
282,200
—
26,015,883
15
5",504,148
Agricultural
Loans
230,953
—.—-
premises
assets
Other
securities-
foreign banks
cash items
128,100
—
25,225,272
Container
1957
1958:,
582
adjusted*
+ 1,997,037
154,100
<
;
investments adjusted*
Loans
Commercial and industrial loans
—
25,225,272
outright-—
Held under repurchase agree't
Total bought
$4,16
Oct. 16,
Oct. 8,
1958 J
Power' Co.,
preferred
preferred
Consumers'Water
Decrease !—) Sines
.
Oct. 15,
731,337
4
154,100
$'4.52
Increase ( +) or
v
13-18
35c
.
—-
'
'
$4.50 preferred' (quar.)*
..
^
-
•
(N. Y.)
1506 V
,
Corp.
5;ft preferred (s-a)—
Consumers
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
,
Dearborn
11-1
.
\
Federal Reserve Banks decreased
$159 million and borrowings from others increased $218
million. Loans to banks increased $146 million,
*
Bought outright—
11* 1
10-24
preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Natural Gas Co. (quar.)_——
Consolidated Textile Mills Ltd.— v
from
15,633
+
•
V.
11-15
11-15
11- 8
115c*
$5
City, and $52 million in the Richmond Pistric^,,
decreased $45 million in New York City.
ber banks follows:
10-14
$1.37 ft
-—•
(quar.)
(quar.)
Confederation Life Assn.
City District, $58 million in the Cleveland Dstrict,' $57
million in the New York District outside of New York
A summary
12-19
10-30
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
Consolidated
Borrowings
12-31
10c
30c
(quar.)
National
Consolidated Edison Co.
1,293
+
—
31,523
Acceptances—bought outright.
S. Government securities:
—1,877,624
54,474
18,343
+
758,750
338
loans
88,183
+
+
382,341
377,310
and "advances
Discounts
+
20,107,556
—1,918,500
+
40,876
99,001
10,818
—■
889,664
notes
Oct. 23,
1957
1958
31ft c
—
Gas Corp., common
preferred
5ft %
Conduits
deposits adjusted increased $189 million in
million in the Kansas
Demand
Since
Decrease (—*)
Concord Natural
+;j
feyeble of Bee.
:
*
—
the San Francisco District, $100
Increase ( + > or
Oct. 15,
account——19,217,892
$161 million.
ment Income )
•
Bolder*
When
-
Share-
"
(quarterly from invest-
Fund Inc.,
Concord
certificates of indebtedness increased
$21 million and holdings of Treasury notes increased
ings of Treasury
Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
liedemption fund for F. R.
nX-ti:
2.796699
2.806562
iV
.232875
2.796077
Statement of Condition of the
1958
1659
'
.193283*
Compo Blioe Machinery Corp.
5 ft
preferred' (quar.)
Gold certificate
?
-
rir
Oct. 22,
1
1
.0238095*
.0238095*
Name of Companr
(In thousands of dollars)
•
■697
4.318
.496950*
.496950*
.0349000*
-
♦Nominal,
ASSETS—
1
,
V.v
——Nov 1
i
-Nov 1
.
convertible
•Announcement in this issue.
.140080*
.496950*
-
2.806562
—
1
.
United-Greenfield Corp., 6ft
.140080*
2.796077
pound sterling-
extended)
Hospital (Nashville, Tenn.)— ;
mtge.; serial boncjs dated May 1, 1950-,
Woodall
7 .233150
Sweden, krona
Nov
1959
Dec
1,
due Dec.
bonds
A
2.779393
.193283*
'
series
mortgage
Thermold Co.
.265100
2.779393
Fla.)—
1954
l,
1614
1966——-—Oct 27
Thomas
1st
.0800560*
.265100
2.779393
'
.0349000*
—
:
Switzerland, franc—
Union of South Africa, pound
.0800560*
.0800560*
.265100
1st
(as
St.
.327783
,327750
.0800560*
dated May
mtge. serial bonds
Service Co.—
5ft
"
.00277912*
2.778774
.265125
New Zealand,
.
,_
148
Elgin Hotel Ltd.—
1st
2.807187
.00277912*
QIO
Peoria
.210316
2.807187
.210286
2.806562
'
.00277912*
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
United Kingdom,
1.033085
"
Pag4
Date
'
5ft .general mortgage bonds due Jan. 1,
Palma Ceia Presbyterian Church (Tampa,
.00311807*
-
.238950
yen—
Lord
.02006871.032406
.210498
*
.210251
2.806562
rupee
Ireland, pound—
.0385351;*
.0200687
1.033007
1.031875
.210473
.00311607*
.00238125
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
Japan,
.0200687
1437
1
Family Finance Corp. 4ftft pfd. stock, series A and B—Jan
2
Knudsen Creamery Co. of California—
60-cent cumulative preferred stock
Nov 25
2.236802
.0385356*
'
.0385356*
.0200687
1.030937
•Canada, dollar.
India,
.0285356*
Company and Issue—
.0555555*
.0163333
2.236802
.0200687
Belgium, franc
'
2.236802
2.236304
.0385356*
Austria, schilling-—
.0555555*
.0168355
.0167333
.0555555*
.0167548
2.236304
pound,.—1_---——
Australia,
.0555555*
.0168925
Official
>
CALLED
ISSUES
ENTIRE
*
1
Nov
$
$
$
$
S
Argentina, peso—
Oct. 23
Oct. 22
Oct. 21
Oct. 20
Oct. 17
1
1273
'
a
Nov
:—
debentures due Nov. 1, 1977—_____
6ft
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
1
1
(Me.)—
mtge. 3 ft ft series V bonds, due 1963
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—
1st
York (Value in United States Money)'
Cable Transfers in New
Monday
1198
Nov
Nov
—
prior lien bonds, due 1961
Catholic Bishop of Portland
5ft
1, 1973
—Jan
extended)
(as
Roman
Country and Monetary
,
1435
>.
25-year series A, B and C bonds, due 1973
Puebla Tramway, Light & Power Co.—
1958 INCLUSIVE
OCTOBER 23,
TO
Co., $3 cumulative preference-stock—
Syndicate of Germany (Deutches
Kalisyndicat G. m. b. h.)—
1
1
Potash
transfers on the different
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL
Nov
Nov
Maytag
the Federal Reserve Bank
...)
r< •
■
Missouri
Benevolent Institution of
1st mtge. bonds due Nov. 1, 1959
certifies daily to the
Omtt
piutjf> :;,'f f:y
Loretto Literary Ac
(quar.)
.
-
$250
10-31
$20c
11. 1
10c
12. 1
50c
12-
10. 9
-
1
10-15
*
11-14
11-14
r
Volume 188
Number 5789....
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1757)
Per
-
Jhmo/Company
\
;
Shore
$st
i
preferred
from capital
jfquar.)
12-
—...—
r'
>_
10-15
11-5
1-2-59
12-19
s
■
15c
i
10-30
10-31
10*13
11-1
40c
10-2
11-3
25c;
$1.5©
10-15
12-1©
.
$2.50
10-91
10-31
preferred (quar.)
Co. of Kentucky—
preferred (quar.)
5.16% preferred (initial quar)
General Telephone Co. of the Northwest—
^
•
40c
(quar.)
r
10-27
31 Vic
y
I-5-59
12-15
11-28
t$1.75
11-29
11-1
10-
17 %C
conv. prefererd (quar.)
Eastern New York Power
12-15
...10c
.»
Y^7$c
II-1
lO- 6
(liquidating)
Eastern States Corp. <Md.)—
y
-
.
$3.5©
$1.75
.
(quar.)
El Paso Natural Gas
Co, common
<
6.40% preferred (quar.)
3.68#
preferred
(quar.)__
5.65%
preferred
(
.
5.36%
<
preferred
11-14
12-
11-14
$1.25
Co-
.988542
12-
11-14
25c
11-
10-15
Grand
25c
12-
iya%
%
12-
1
Green- (H.
11-14
10-31
5%
10-15
10-16
*10c
Equitable Credit Corp, 60c pfd. fquar.)
Equity Corp', $2 -preferred -(quar. )_jl_-:
Brio Railroad; $5". preferred
iquax.)
Erie-Forge &-Steel Corp, common (quar.)
'6.%
1st -preferred
2nd preferred
5%
-(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
1
$1.25 v 12- 1
IOC
11-10
15o
conv.
„'_v
pfd.
$1.50
(quar.)
37 Vic
.....
25c
--
....
6c
11-
1
11-15
Federal Insurance Co. (quar.)
11-
3
12-31
4-1-59
11-
12-1
1
Federated
Y Class A
Class B
>
Class
A
Class
'
Financial
$2.25
11-17
12-15
Corp, com. 1 quar J
prefeo^d (quar.)_
(Newark, N. J.)
dividend
11-18
Hart
5%%
preferred (quar.)
Forbes & Wallace,: Inc.—
11-11
12-
t* class B
Ford
Motor
11- 1
'
v
Stores,
10-17
Holt
10-3
10-31
Home Insurance Co.
1©- 1
Hood
12-10
11* 1
Hoover
1-1-59
1
12-
1
11-10
Class B
11-20
25C
25C
•«
12-27
10-29
12-15
Stock
3%%
5%
(quar.).™^
9-30
10-10
Lincoln.
Ind.)
11- 1
10-31
10-15
11-
25c
10-20
$1.50
1
10-10
Link-Belt
11-15
10-25
Lithium
$1.50
11-15
10-28
50c
11- 1
10-17
It* 1
12-15
12-
:
11- 1
10-20
12-31
5%
(quar.)
•
12- 4
11-21
93%c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Lighting & Power, $4 pfd. (quar.)__
Hubshman Factors Corp, class A (quar.)_»—'•1
10-29
10-10
10-29
10-10
14C
10-29
10-10
12-31
$1
1-15-59
$1.10
1-15-59
11- 1
1st
12-31
$1
preferred (quar.)
Hydra-Power Corp. (quar.)
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
1
v
,
.
'
gains.
(s-a).
$1.25
(quar.).
11-
1
130c
10-27
lOe
11-15
i
9-30
Class B
(quar.).
common
15c
(quar.)
12-15.
U-
1
^quar.)
10-15
I2V2O
12-31
$5
,25c
11-1
10-16
$1.25
12-30
12-18
5c
10-31
f
series
preferred (quar.)
5%
series B preferred (quar.)
Hydraulic Press Brick Co. (quar.)
12- 1
15c
12-15
12-
1
15c
12-15
12-
10-15
10-31
10-17
11-
10-15
Illinois Brick Co.
87 %C
1
Illinois
tiamble-Skogmo, Inc., com. (increased)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Gar Wood Industries, 4Vi% pfd. (accum.).
20c
—
Co:,
common
4.08%
10-17
12-
1
$1
11-
3
10-17
11-
5
10-22
11-
1
10-15
15c
.
(quar.)
Dynamics Corp. (quar.).
Industrial Enterprises.-
25c
__
4.26%
11- 3
11-13
f 7V'2C
fquar.).
4.20%
-
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bakeries, Ltd. (quar.).
Oil
10-17
10-31
11-17
General
Baking Co.
10-31
62 %C
$1.12'/a
12-23
12-
.
11-10
10-10
250'
10-31
10-17
American
deposit
rets,
,
10-17
11- 1
1
10-10
55Vic
(interim)
11-1
1
11-29
$26V4c
10-31
10-17
150
12-15
,11-14
General Mills. Inc.
75c
11-
1
10-10
i31 Vic
10-31
10-17
31 Vie
11- 1
11- 1
10-15
93%C
11-
1
10-
's
11-1
10-
'5
American
-
General Public
Utilities
Corp.
A
$1.25
'
55c
"
11-1
37%c" ; ip-3i'
87MiO
10-31
10-
37Vio
—
11-14
11-15
10-14
75c
12- 1
Extrk
J.—
6% preferred
(s-a)
,>
—-—
11- 3
Ingram, «fe Bell, Ltd, 60c preference (quar.)
.
1
'.j-v-H
.
-12- 1
11- 3
^$3
1-2-59
12- 3
tl5c
10-30
10-15
s
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-31
'
10-15
11- 3
10-15
25c
12-
1
10-27
$1.12y2
11-
1
"
12-15
10-20
11-14'
10-31 "
9-30
Insurance
:
"
41c
.
1
^
-
11-17
••
10-31
•
25c
12-31
1
11- 1
$1
12-15
11-14
10-10
12-
(Fort
40c
87V/aC
11:
■
1
10-23
v
America
12-12
11-25
60c
/
12-
1
4%
12-
1
11- 3
50c
div.>
12-10
11-17
11- 3
50c 3-10-59
$1.10
2-1$
(quar.)
12-IO
11-17
$1.10"3-10-59
2-1#
$iOc
I.),
11-
5
12-
1
11-
$
60c
12-
1
11-
5
*54c
'
12-
$lOc
quar.)
(R.
11-25
37 %c
(stock
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Corp.
12-12
12-
1
11-8
*37 Vic
12-
1
11- 5
12-
1
11- 5
25c
(quar.)
1
*54c
common
11-
1
10-15
11 %c
30c
'
1
11-14
11-
1
10-10
11- 1
10-
$1.75 *
11-1
10-23
$1.24
11- 1
10-10
a
$1.05
11- 1
10-10
$1.11
ll-
10-10
$3.50
$1.25
(quar.)
(reduced)
12,
35c
*22VaC
25c
1
11- 3
10-24
12-12
11-
11-
1
10-15
11-14
10-31
3
(quar.)
Ltd,
6%
*31 V4c
11-
1
10-13
15c
10-31
10-21
62 %c
A
12-30
12-15
* 30c
*30c
11-15 '
10-31
11-15
10-31
$1.06%
11-
1
$1
11-
1
10- 8
10- 8
*30c
12-10
11-10
30c
12-10
11-28
*$1.25
10-31
10-17
10-10
preferred (quar.)
62 %o
9c
11-10
10-23
8c
11-10
10-22
Managed
10-31
3%
dividend)
10r3l'
10-31
from Investment income
Y
plus 7c from capital gains)
Petroleum Shares (2c from investment in¬
10-15
20c
(stock
12-15
10-27
25c
Mallory (P. R.) & Co, 5%
Metal
shares
Enterprises
12-15
12-31
10-31
net
(R. C.)
Funds,
Shares
come
i
16-17
11-17
-
Ingersoll-Rand Co, common (quar.)
,
*
(increased)—
General Shoe Corp.,-common (quar,)-—__ ;
i3.50 preferred A (quar.)—.
g'
Industrial
from
Company (quar.)
Mailman, Ltd, 5% preferred (quar.)
Industria Electrlca de Mexico, S.A.—
General Motors Corp,
Life
Holdings Ltd.—
participating preferred
Mahon
'
General Instrument Corp..
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
£-86 preferred (quar.)—^
cents
preferred (quar.)
6%
participating preferred
(quar.)
Macy (R. H.) &; Co, 4 V* % pfd. A (quar.)__
4% preferred B (quar.)__
Maher Shoes, Ltd. (quar.)
10-10
12-31
A.
Macleod's,
10-10
10-31
invest¬
Macco Corp, common (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
10-10
11-
2%%
(quar.),
5%
10-10
11-
R.
11- 3
1
11-10
,
96%c
Long Island Lighting (quar.)__-_»
;
Lorain Telephone
(quar.)
Lord Baltimore" Hotel, 7% 2nd
pfd. (quar.) ~
Louisiana Power & Light—
4.96%. preferred
(quar.)
4.16%
preferred
(quar.)
4.44%
preferred
(quar.)
Louisiana State Rice Milling, 7%
pfd. (s-a)
M.
10-10
11-1
58%c
Indian Head Mills, $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
(,qucr.)—
28
net
10-15
51c
)
12-
'
from
11- 1
10-10
12-1
*10c
...
*i5c
10-27
53V4c
Imperial Investors, 5Vi% preferred
0Vi% preferred (quar.)
f$1.75
$25c,
11-20
52Vic
•
10-20
12-20
!
(quar.)
4%% preferred
Lukens Steel Co.
1
10-31
1-9-59
*130c
10-17
11- 1
10-24
'
11- 1
11-
10-21
411-10
15c
Louisville & Nashville RR. (quar.)
Lower St. Lawrence Power Co, Ltd.—
10-15
1
*l5c
10-15
35o
37 Vic
(quar.)
4.42% preferred, (quar.)
4.70% preferred (quar.)
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
9
50c
Co, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
11-1©
11-
*i5c
11- 1
$1
(quar.,)
Power
10-1$
10-17
12-11
15c
11-1
40c
10*31
I3%c
20c
25c
Idaho Power Co, common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
n. 1
(quar.)
$1
$1.25
1
20c
:$3.50 first preferred (quar.)
Gardner-Denver
A
11-14
10c
preference
preferred
10-31
11-25,
40c
cents
(increased
Finance
-'jv,;
1
15c:,
$1.75
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
Local
11- 1 '' 10-15
11* 1 • ,10-15
.0,0625
.
Hussiuann, Refrigerator, (quar.)
Sash & Door
"
"
4%
(quar.)
a
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias Co, Ltd.—
Huttig
10-15
1-15-59
; "
"' 11-20
20c
Miami
Common
10-2®
"*
,
•
Loblaw Cos, Ltd, class A
Class B
(quar.)
10-20
11-1
-
10-31
i
" "" 40c
—4
—
10c
r_
10-29
1
1-15-59
60c
30c
;
^OC
.
RR. Special gtd. (quar.)
guaranteed
(quar.)
Original capital (quar.)™
'Original capital
(quar.)'__
12- 1
12-15
45c
% ;
.
(extra)
of
! ;■'
11-10
:,4
Special
10-14
i50
15c
t ,k
Little
Co.
Corp.
10-31
*
11-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred
62V/20
,
50c
Common
(quar.)
1- t
'
*.4
(quar.)
Printing Co, $3.50 preferred (quar.)
Lincoln Service Corp,
(Washington, D. C.)—
10- 1
7
Wayne,
4-1$
'1
(quar.)
National
I
1- 8
'
12c 2-15-59
Lincoln
1
11-
4
4
' ,;
";* •'.
net
preferred tquar.)__
(quar.)
plus
12- 1
25c
4%
10-10
income
12-
—
common
from
'
'
'
realized- security profits)
Liberty Life Insurance*(South Carolina)—1
:
Quarteriy
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)
9-30
12-13
5c
25c 1-15-59
Fund—
12-13
50c
11- 5
*15o
40c
(quar.)__
11c
Company (quar.)
Fulton Industrial Securities Corp.—
General
10-28
10-20
.
11-14
12-15
?l5c
I2V2C
(increased)—
38c
Frlto
General
11- 1
11- 7
ment
■
(L.)
General-Crude
11-1©
11- 1
12- 1
11-20
$1.25 1-15-59
Inc.—
13
11-14
1-2-59
.
(quar.)
of
11-14
12-1
25c 4-15-59
Lehigh Portland Cement Co. (quar.)
Lerner Stores Corp., 4Va%
preferred (quar.)
5
12-
11- 1
C
1
Ltd.
50c
Houston
10-10
12-15
30o
371/ac
lie
Companies,
46o
*
Milling, Ltd.—
(quar.)™,™—
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)__
Trust
II-14
12-1
25c
A
(Quarterly
'
87v4c
B
Lexington
11-14
$1vM2-1'
$1.12%
60c
Lewis Brothers; Ltd.
:
12-1
$1.05
,
(qhar.)»™
C<iuar.)__
(quap.),
$1.20 preferred (quar.)
fi% preferred (quar.)
Lees (J.) & Sons. 3.85%
preferred
10-15
1
31Vic
—-___'™—
—L.
—
•
General
preferred
11-
;
11-24
-
95c
'm
Woods
Leslie Salt Co.
1
-
dividend
Class
10-3©
15c
''
10-17
12-10
J
r
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
10-11
11-14
11-24
10c
'
11-20
11- 1
12-10
35c
'
10-28
35c
;
10-15
'
J
10-10
12-19
11- 1
$1.25
—
4.40%
r
4%
-
10-31
12V2C
B
10-29
,
Industries (quar.)
Laurentide Acceptance, Ltd.—
10-10
56 Vie
A
Class
10-20
10-31
(quar.)
Lanston
10-15
10- 1
933%c
Hotel Syracuse, Inc.
(N. Y.), com. (quar.)
4% preferred C (quar.)
Household Finance Corp, common (quar.)-*.
10-10
1-2-59
—
11- 1
the
preferred
Class
10-27
11-1
10-31
common
semi-annual
preferred
Lamaque Gold
Lambert (Alfred)
10-10
15c
(s-a)_„
&
?
10-10
45c
Ijforn & Hardart (N. Y.) (quar.)
Home (Joseph) Co. (quar.)—
Hot Shoppes Inc, common
[
11-24
12-11
(N. Y.)
11-20
11-1
(quar.)—j*,
,
11-24
35C
Ball
Co.
7
11- 1
of
7%
19-10
56V4c'
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Bearing Co.
Horder's, Inc. (quar.)
Hormel (George A.) & Co,
6%
preferred A (quar.)
10-17
12-
Chemical
Lake
11-7
(quar.)
Company, common
preferred (quar.)
11-20
11-
»2%o
preferred
(Henery) & Co.
5%
'
i
pfd.
common
Homasote
10-17
46C
Realty
Friendly Finance, Inc.,
Class B (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
4
Inc, 5%
11-28
11-28
10-31
40c
(Edward) Lumber (extra)
Holly
1
11-25
11-25
-
Holly Sugar Corp,
11-
10- 1
-
75c
-
Hlnes
11-28
Series
Franklin Telegraph Co.
Fraser
Products
7%
11- 1
12-10
56%c
—
10-15
10-31
12-10
25c
-15c
& Marx (quar.)—
Electric Light Co, com. (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
(J. F.), Ltd, class A (quar.)—
convertible
10-31
35c
2nd
10-15
—
L'Aiglon Apparel (quar.)_
La Crosse Telephone (quar.)
La S'alle Extension University
10- 1
15c
10-10
9-29
7%
I-19
10-31
$1.08%
Stores, Lie. (quar.)
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
Kuhiman Electric Co, 5%% pfd.
9
62V2O
——
1
10-15
(quar.)
Series
3c
4
r
(quar.)
A
11-14
11-
10-31
(22c
Creamery,
2-2-59
50c
Kobacker
3
11-
S^2
11-14
11- 1
25c
"4 ' •
(0.037 from income and 0.1G3 from
capital
gains)
Knudsen
10-15
12-
11-17
3c
Schaffner
12-15
3Vi%
All payments are from capital
Friedman
Co,, class
B
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Gallon
1
Series
.
10-i®
11-28
93%c
—
-
Hercules
11- 5
40c
Income Series
-
Oil
11-
Stone, inc,
(quar.)
11-7
ll-1
50c
(quar.)
,
12-10
?• v
$1
98%c
-
tquar.)
Klein (S.L Department Stores
Knickerbocker Fund—
*
10-15
12-19
t$1.25
>
preferred class A (quar.)-^.
Powder, 5% preferred (quar.)
Higbie Mfg. Co. (quar.)
HUo Electric Light Co, common
12-18
Bond Series
Utilities
25c
60c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Co.
10-15
10-15
.
"
(quar.)-
M.)
1
-
';
investment income plus a special distrl4- bution of 28c from net realized profits)
11-3
11-1
(Earl
Common
.
.
12-15
1
preferred
11-
' n- 1
:
•
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Keystone Income Fund series K-l (quar-;1
terly from net investment income)!
Keystone
Income
Common
Stock
Fund
11^1:. >10-15
17VzC
(quar.)
Cementing Co.
Hercules
35c
Preferred Series v
:
r
—
7
10-31
•Fbstfer-Forbes Glass Co. (Extra)
F*ariklin Custodian Funds—
Common
(quar.)_
5
(England) —
Ordinary (interim)
Foremost Dairies Inc.
(quiuf.)'jiWiiLis2iltVti/15C!M66>%C
12-11
.2%
1
12-
10-15
'
:iya%
-
^5% preferred (s-a)_
"■t.
:
25c
—
.7
10-10
1-1-59
t30c
7
IOC
Co.—
Ford Motor Co, Ltd.
2-24
10-10
12-2
$1.16
?;
''
11-
3
»•
voting (quar.)
non-voting (quar.)
3-16-59
4%
~~
—
;..
.
Class B
.11-28
$1.25
■'
.
11-
12-18
11-17
11-17
;$0.2lS61/4
12-15
621/2C •> 12- 2
—
.
42-11
933/ic
i
10-19
$1.25
11- 1
20c
10-15
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Kentucky
>10-15
11- 1
10-2©
200
preferred (quar.)__
Kellogg Co, 3Va% preferred (quar.)
Kennametal. Inc.; (quar.)_
-
4%%
Food-Machinery
& Chemical Corp.—
preferred (quar.)„
Fodte- Bros. Gear & Machine—
,
10-15
10-31
10-15
10*31
-
4%
;-4%%
10-31
11- 1
••
11- 1
;
:, 4.35% preferred (quar.)
10-15
1
10-31
11-1
;
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)___™_™_>___.-
•
:
Co. Ltd.
5%
-3%%
V
10-31
11-15
1444
12- 1
13%■©,.'
(quar.)__
4%
>
12- ^
11-
12c
1»M
11- 1
45c
$1.09
3.80%
3
11-15
12%o
Class
11-11
31-18
75c
11-
12-10
'
37:/aC
_L
Hancock
10-31
12-18
$1.75
11-28
-
Hartz
2%
City Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)_
Inc., .7% pfd. (quar.)
Florida Growth Fund (from investment Inc.)
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., com. (stoek div.)—
5% preferred A (s-a).
Food--Giant Markets (stock dividend)
*
H-C
5%
First National
11-25
40o
11- I
37%e
$1.0©
-Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co.
Special*
Kansas City Power & Light—
11-1$
.12-15
'
(quar.)
Hat. Corp. of America, 4%% pfd. (quar.)—
Haydock Fund, Inc. (quar.)_
Hecht Company,
common
(quar.)—
3%% preferred
(quar.)
Hecla Mining Co. (quar.)
Heppenstall Co, 4% % preferred (quar.)
7 Vie
Firth- Sterling
11-1$
$25c
112Vac
'
10-17
5C
Joy
'11-1$
.
10-21
—
dividend
Jorgensen
.
v;
'»
-
33%%
3%%
1
12-10
<
10-10
56 Vic
(s-a)
12-
11-14
'll- 1'
;
;
Power & Light—
4%" preferred (quar.)____
4
12-10
42
-
(quar.)
'm
Jersey Central
11-10
12-10
'-'$2
50c
& .Controls—
Co.
Cotton
Extra.
3
11-28
10-31
5%
Insurance
12-15 V
11-25
tl2VsiC
(from ordinary income)
Series H-DA (from ordinary Income)
Hammond prgan (quar.)—
Firestone Tire & Rubber—.
-Stock
Gas
Series
3-14
lc
General
conv.
Fireman's
11-
1
10-1®1
10-11
$2.50
"
.
Jewel Tea Co, common
10- 1
i
;
12-1
lc
11-15
25c
'
-
(quar.)—
11-4
5%
10-15
11-
11- 5
1
11-14
25c
common
(quar.)
(quar.)—
dividends
Stock
12-15
35c
1
10-31
12-
..
10-1®
$9c
Jefferson,Lake Sulphur Co,
10-10
;
(Houston)-^
.12-15
5%.
n- 1
20c
5% preferred (quar.)
Hamilton. Funds, Inc.—
10-15
11-
'lC
( monthly)___
Stock
10-15
1- 2
;
-
Jack ,& Helntz
Jantzen,. Inc.
3
10-15
-
10-31
$1.50
*
•
♦35c
Fehnont Petroleum
(stock div.)_.
Flnahce Co; of America, class A Xstock div.)
Class B (stock dividend payable in class
11-1
-10-22
,
'•
12 Vic
lc
11- 1
35c
__-_™
Oil Well
11-21
45c
50c
•
;—
Co, common
*
,
B
i
t50c
Hartford
(quar.)
Mortgage (Del.)
(monthly)
;
(monthly).
(monthly )„___
11-
10-29
0.5781%.
u-*-
RR,
Halle Bros.
Hamilton
12-22
Federal
Works
11- 3
12- 5
.
•;'*
Halliburton
.
12-15
12-10
17c
12-5
seV'ic
—
.
preferred
Hagerstown
10-15
1-2-59
283,ic
5%.
25e
12-
t
Ironite, Inc., 5oc convertible pfd.
11-14
20c
dividend
iTfagan Chemicals,
5%
Paper Board—
4.60% ^preferred ;(quar.)
;
Federated Department Stores, (quar.)
Federal-Grain, Ltd, $1.40. pref. (quar.)
";
1
.
12-15
.
10-2©
50c
'
•
$1.75
$40«r
U7%c~
4
6c from eapital
Investment
Shares
Shirt
Co,
gains)
5c
11-10
J7%c
-
(quar.)-,--^
Marconi International Marine
Co,
1
Inc.—
(2c
plus
Special
Manhattan
11-
-12- 2
Ltd, American dep. rets,
i
interim)
_«
10-22
.
Communication
a4%
12- 3
*
'10-15-
;
11- l
50c 1-15-59
——
12-
-
"
'
[
'
10-30
11-1
—
tl2o;
;
(quar.)__ *
.
:11- >
11-15
$1.12%
"
-. Extra
Iowa-lliinois Gas & Electric,
$4.36 preferred. (quar.)„
$4.22 preferred (quae.)
■"
1
20c
'
10-15.
••
—.————
10-10
60C
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearing (quar.)
Federal National Mortgage Association—
<
[Monthly
10-2©
' 10-20
-
preferred (quar.)
Gypsum Lime & AlabaBtine of Canada, Ltd.
Quarterly
10-15
3
30c
(quar.)
11-
10-27
20c
Co.
1
11- 1
27Vac.,
*
(quar.)
Ohio
&
1
■
Gulf Power Co, 4.64%
10-18
11-
$3
(quar.)
Compress & Warehouse
Co.
Co.—
11-
"11-1
,
$3
Quarterly
L.)
Mobile
[ Stock
10-20
10-15
,11-
3%«
.
10-31ill 10-20
,
4c
Federal -Screw
7
II- 7
.10-20
87>id... ,12-ld'X. 11>28
V: ,20d
11-28 Y 11*12
$1,12Va";, : 11-29 : li;i3
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
(Syracuse,
V
N. Y.) - (quar,)
:.i
Fate-Root-Heath
11-
30c
4
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Gulf: Oil Corp.
(quar.)
: '
(quar.)
Farmer Bros." Co.r (quar.)___„
Federal
.10-31
62 ViC
-
(quar.)..
Brewing Corp.
50c
Gulf
9-30
10-15
!
I
-
convertible preferred
''•5.30%
Fairbanks Company," 6%
Falstaff
1
<
™:
j 4Vu% prior preferred (quar.)™.
Fall River Gas
11-
*
■
—
.
Erie & Pittsburgh RR,
gtd. (quar.)
Erlanger Mills, common (quar.)
[
10-31
15c
11-
10-I
•
*'• 65c
'
Interprovhicial Building Credits, Ltd
Investors Mutual of
Canada, Ltd
Investors Trust (Rhode
Island) common..
$2.50 preferred (quar;)
-
11-15
11-1
-
22cf [ 11-28
,
;
7%
preferred
(quar.)
International Holdings. Ltd
>
,
$1.25
$1.27%
-
Growrth
Industry Shares
Gulf Life Insurance Co. (quar.)
;
10-15
1
12-1
$1.50
!
Griesedieck
10-30
-
60c
11-
-
64V2C
—
11-14
'
10-15
•
(quar.):
International Harvester CO, com.
"
v
<•*"
investment income plus
from securities profits)
common
**
J18c
"
4%% preferred (quar.)
Interior Breweries, Ltd.— - 50c class A preference
tquar.)
-
11-1
G2V(jC
•
Co.
&
Great West Coal Co, Ltd, class A
Class
B
(quar.)
10-15
12- 1-
1
10-10
62%c
,
Ss Co., class A (qumr.)
Union Co. (quar.)__—
12-
$1.18%,
10-10
}'.■■'
1
13o
from
cents
Interchemical,Corp..
10-10
1
11- 1
50c
■
Co., common (quar.).
(quar.)
(quar.)_.^._^i
Quarterly
12-19
'..,12-15
30c
$1.25
—
__
11-1
11-
cents
12
"*
1
and
security profits)
Institutional Foundation Fund—
(19
When
KoUtern
Pavabla of Ben.
Share
,
from
.
10-24
PmT
'•
.
.
—
Great Southern Life Insurance
11-10
1-
11-15
'
6% preferred (quar.)
'vtv'-$76' preferred A (quar.)
?
S%
preferred B (quar.)
11-14
11-14
10-24
-
Grafton
40c
*
r
10-24
11-15
27V2C
-
(P. H.)
Grace- (W. R.)
11-14
$1,62 Va *
Empire Mlllwork Corp. -(stock dividend)
Employers' Group Associates (quar.•)___
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd.—
Class A (quar./_—
-
.11-14
(quar.);
5%- preferred (quar.)
43*.% -preferred (quar.
11-14
12-
Empire District:Eiectric,-common, cquar.)
<
1
;
4%.%
$1.06 Vi. ,1212$1.02 Va
•
Wifliamsport RR.;pfd. .(s-a)
Mfg.
12-
$1.34
(quar.)
preferred Xquar.)_
(initial)
,'i
Elastic Stop Nut Corp. of America
(quar.)__
EJlectrographic Corp. .(quae)—.
&
11-14
11-14
12-
tquar.)
4»10%
Emhart
1
1
.
-
10-15
$1.37%
$4,875 preferred
Elmira
w
'■ ,iW ■
•• * 1
.Nemo of Comptmw
Institutional Growth Fund—
(5c from investment income
,
28c
»
,
preferred
-4%%' preferred
Y*. 4%
preference (qnar.)__
Gold & Stock Telegraph
(quar.)
Good Humor Corp. (annual)-^
Goodman- Manufacturing Co
Gorton's of Gloucester, Inc
Government Employers Corp. (s-a)
.
11*14
12-
(quar.).
preferred
Glatfelter
11-28
$1.37 %
4%%; preferred
i
t
1
1
.'
,
10-8
,
Extra.
,
10-19
12-
•
$1.41 y*
;-#a-preferred;(quar,),
i
1
12-
-
$1.42
_
5"%% -preferred .-(quar.)
5.50% preferred, Cquar.)
11-15
12-10
$1.60
(quar.)
'
i
•
11-15
11-
32 Vic
(quar.)
.
10- 3
11-
50c
$L12%
.
10- 3
'
55c
(stock div.)
preferred (quar.)—
540%. preferred (quar.)
GlannlnMG. M.) & Co.—
'
5%% convertible preferred (quar.)__
Gilchrist Company (stock div.)
:
Gillette Co. (quar.)
10- 3
,12-15
425C v
;
.
—————.
1
1
12-15
'
,
11-15
33o
5%
9-22
11-
,
,
11-1
250"
General Waterworhs Corp, com.
6
11-
*37 %C
v
Ekco Products; common (quar.)
<-.4%% preferred (qua*.)
i
11-2©
$1.5©
common
A -(quar.)i__-_-
Glass
"l>
Institutional.Shares Ltd.—
,
„
5%
4.80%
Power; Ltd., 7% pfd (accum.)
Inc., com. (quar.)
!
V
.32yac
General Telephone
'
common
' "
™
"
*30c
Eastern- Indnstries
-
11- 1
.
22%c
10-17
•
-
11-20
11-15
11-15
*13c
(quar.);
Eddy Paper'Co, .Ltd,
11-15
t$1.25
.,
.
Bradstreet, Inc. (increased)
Cupula Freres,. Ltd, elass A (quar.)
$7* preferred A Caecum. I
$6 preferred B: (accum.)
$10c
*
»
10-15;
*10c
...
Du»-&
BastTKoetenay
Far
When
HoUen
Share ,Pav4ble.al&ee.
-
„.
-
•
10-17
10-31-
f
7%c
-
.
preferred
11-15
11-15
50c
—
Ducommun Metals & Supply- "tquar.)
Dulany (J. H.) & :Son. 6% pfd. A fquar.)—
Duro-Test'Corp,,
1
10-31
50c
du» Pont Go. of -Canada (1956) Ltd.—
!*.
11-20
Income ;<plus-10c
gains)-
preferred
Name of Compent
GeneralSteel Wares, Ltd, com. (quar.)>™[
v
5% -preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of California—
;
4Va-% preferred "1956 series" (quar.)
General Telephone Co. ol Florida—
-Ai preferred
(quar.)_
I
[
"
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
$L32 preferred
(quar.)
;
$2.2© preferred (quar.)
5.60%. preferred (quar.)
©V»% preferred (quar.)—
General Telephone Co, of Indiana—
*
$2 preferred (quar.)
,
*43%c
r
Drug: Fair-Comnrunity Drug Co
~4t80%
1
12-
115c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Scfrom
'
of Bee.
'
34%C
Industries, Ltd..
Dow Brewery,;Ltd, 7% preference
Dreyfus; Fund.
Payable
/.
„
Dover
common
Holder*
.
-V
Douglass Oil Co-.of; California—
^3%% preferred .(quar.)_
4
Dravo Corp.,
When
43
H-1?
10-30
(1758)
Holder
of Ree
20c
10-31
10-
1
4%
10-31
10-
1
Oklahoma
55c
12-
1
11-14
income)
(Quarterly from net
93%c
12-
1
11-14
93%C
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
One
'
'
(quar.)_
Stores, common
Department
preferred "series 1945" (quar.)
preferred "series 1947" <qua*^
$3.40 preferred
(quar.)—
Maytag Company, $3 preferred (quar.)
McCabe Grain, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
McCall Corp. (quar.)_
_
——
$3.75
$3.75
:
dividend
Stock
1
11-
1
t25c
1
15c
11-
3
3%
12-
2
11- 7
11-20
10-31
—
t40c
Ltd., com. (quar.)
(quar.) —
—
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co..
Corp.,
McCord
common
Extra
——~
I—————
(quar.)
(quar.)
increased)—
.
MCQuay-Norris Mfg.
Corp.,
Mead
common
preferred (quar.)____.—
Melchers Distilleries, Ltd.—
6% participating preferred
(s-a)
4%%
Melville
Shoe
Corp.,
11-
3
1-2-59
11- 1
11-
3
t$l
llr 1
12*
1
10-31
1
10-31
12-31
t30c
1
12*
1
11-14
35c
12-
96 VaC
1-1-59
12-
3
95c
1-1-59
12-
3
97'/2C
1-1-59
12-
1-1-59
12-
3
$1.11%
1-1-59
12-
3
J25c
10-23
1
11-
5c
11-
Maid
1
10-16
Parke,
Davis
11-14
10-28
Parker
(S.
10-31
10-
36'/4C
11-10
10-27
preferred (quar.)
4.36%
,
Mobile
(accumulative)
$6
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
1:25c
12-15
11-14
$2
(quar.)—
(fuar.)
—__
1-2-59
Life
10-15
11-
10-15
5
preferred
(John)
$1.10
11-
1
1
10-15
30c
1
11-
$1.50
1
10-10
10-24
10-31
75c
11-14
10c
common
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
12-
7c
net
from
10-31
6c
11-29
11-14
11-29
11-14
Narragansett Electric Co., 4%%
<:• 4.64%
preferred (quar.)
National
Acme
National
Aeronautical
Co.
A
National
Lead
10-31
10-21
10-30
10-15
11-
2%
divid.).
(quar.)
11-
10-
9
11-15
11-
4%
3%%
10*31
11-24
10-24
11-24
10-24
1
10*17
11*
21c
1
12-
10*21
1
10*20
■
50c
12- 5
1-1-50
5
10-15
1
10-15
11-
93 %c
12- 5
1
11-
30c
Newberry CJ.-J.) Co.,-3%% preferred (quar.)
Niagara Share Corp.- (Md.)—
12-
11-
25C
;
•'
1-1-59
$1.12%
*
'
10-17
1-1-59
$1.12 Va
•
11-15
93 %0
...
(quar.)
4% %
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
New York Wire Cloth (quar.)—
Extra
;
1
10*15
(15c from current investment income and
from
20c
.
.
accum?
gains)
undistributed
capital
„
35c
___
11-28
12-15
10-20
10-27
10-20
Schwitzer;Corp.-~. '
95c
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
0V2
$1.50
12,
4%
11-20
4.20%
Public
Co.
1
10-15
1
10-31,
Service
Common
3.35%
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
12-
I t
$1
11-7
11-
1
.
10-20
1-2-59
12-10
$1.75
1-2-59
■
;; 12-10
1
10-31
5c
11-15
10-31
1
;
.
11-
40c
5c
12-24
12-
12-24
12-
30c
preferred
1956
series
(quar.)
12-24
12-
5%
Illinois
preferred
Gas,
%c
11- 1
10-15
11-
.
11-
90C
!
-
$1.17%
$$2
11-
1
*
1-2-59
•.
12-
50c
11-15
'.
10-10
Class B
Extra
10-16
11-'1
10-16
11-
500
$1.50
-
1
11-
$1.25
1
9-22
9-22
8
10-30
10-
10-31
10-16
*22%©
11-
1
10-10
20C
11-
1
10-17
28%C
~
11-
~
1
10-17
25c
11-1
16-10
15c
A~(quarJ
—
10-10
12-
1
11-14
12-
r
11-14
12-1...
$1.25
10-31
11-15
83c
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-22
$1.12 %
"36c
•-
■
,
'
(s-a)_
Koyes (Charles) Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
fftotm-Bttsh Shoe C6. (quar.)
Power Co.,
common.
-llr
15c
$1
11-
10-10
1
Class
Radio
A
Inc., common-(stock
(stock dividend)--
-
_!
South
450c
12-12
12-
1
;12-12
12-
t
4.56%x preferred
4.48%
preferred
1
10-24
.
12.VaC
.
Southwestern Drug Corp.,.common
',3%
11-
7
10-15
^
25c
10-27
0-19
87". Vic
1-2-59
—
Corp.
$3.50
Ralston
"
(quar.)^_—
^
Rapid American Corp. (quar,)....—..
Raymond International, Inc. (quar.)
Real Estate Investment Trust Co. of America
Randall
Graphite
Quarterly
11-
1
10-10
Red
11-
1
10-10
Reda
10- 5
25 V'2c
,11-30
11-
5
11-30
11-
3
li-30
11-
5
11-30
11-
5
10-24
Reed
10-31
12-18
12-
(C.
11-17
55c
4.25%
25C
(increased quar.)__
11-10
9-29
1
10-22
*
_
—
J 25o
10-24
$2 participating class A
m
11-
1
10-17
Extra
22 Vic
11-
1
1027
Class B
10-30
10-10
Extra
20 c
—
—
common
—
—
(quar.).
-
11-
50c
(quar.).
v'
11-
1
10-22
25c
11-
1
10-22
50c
11-
50c
-
1
10-22
preferred
preferred
4.75%-
•
-
Company—.
25c:
11- i,i
10-10
50c
11-15
10-31
$1.25
..11-15
.
$1.10
f
-
7
-4.36%
$25
par
f
.'4.40%: $25
par
11- 1-10-21
■
92 %c
11-:l:
$1.03%
11-1
10-2t)
$1.06%
11-
10-20
$1.10
11-
10-20
$1-15
11-
$1.18%
11-
10-20
.10-20
"
iq-20
11-
27 %C
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
.Telephone cpra.
preferred (quar.)"-----—:
$1.44 preferred
(quar.)_
10-26
10-26
ll-.l.
97y2c
—
(quar.).
(initial quar.).
Southwestern States
10-3P
.
4
.
.
preferred' (quar.).
4.60%
10-31
10-17
1
*11- l^ilO-15
10c, a<ll--L.v iO-H)
preferred
4.40%-
10-16
11-15
11-
,
10-17
;11- 1
.
,
10-24
10-28
-i
10-20
,11-15
.
$1.20 ?i
(quar.)_——
Service Co.-— ;
'-$3:70 preferred (quar.)™_.——
T
3.90%* preferred
(quar.)_l—
4.15%. preferred, (quar.)
9
40c
Co
A.)
4.40 %'. preferred
Southwestern Public
10-15
12 V2O
..
$5 1st-preferred (quar.)————-
;
11-21
5c
Bearings
—....
Owl Stores
.
^Southwestern Electric Service Go.-
10-20
5
io-: *5
10-31
(quar.)—
-
12- 8
1
11-
20c
-
Pump
10-31
10-31
12-12
30c
50c
Randall Company (quar.)
10-
10-31
..-10-31
28c
Nevada Power (quar.)
10-15
10-15
>
60C
.
11-7,
3
:10-31
•
11-14'
;
28V2C
.;
(quar.).
(quar.I—
v3%
?
12i
38%c Ir 12-31
(quar.)
•Southern Indiana. Gas &LEIectrio-^-^.v,
4.80% preferred (quar.)
"Southern Materials' (quar.)_______j__J—
' 10-22
11-.1
tl5c
dividend)—'
12-
,.i_30c % 11-28
4.08%'-preferred (quar.)___.
...2fi%c
4.24%
preferred 4quar4~
29 %c
4.78%
preferred (quar.).
30 %C
I
4.88%; preferred " (quar.)
462% C
Southern • Canada Power Ltd.r com. - (quar.)
Southern Colorado Power Co.-^-. 4-,
59c
4.72% preferred (quar.)
59C
4.72% 2nd preferred (quar.)
i,
10-15
11-18
12-31,
31V4C
.
com.
12-16.,
7c
.
-
9-30
50c
Lathe Worksv(quar.)_
Coast "Corp.; (quar.d
Southern California Edison,
9-30
,,
-10-31;"'
60c
South
10-31
11-25
11-
10-15 /
TO-17
_
preferred "(quar.).__
Bend
-■lOf-31
430c
-
18c
*.
:
•
135c
10-15
1
.11- 1.
•
and 11c
of America, common (quar.)—
1st .preferred (quai.)
Purina Co. (increased quar.)
.'
35c
'<
(quar.)..
.
12ll-
D30C
,
<"
11-25
1"'-10-2
llrA1;-'
.
1450,;- 11-; Lf lo-io
15c; ";Tl-30
11- 7
t20C:
(quar,)__:>
*
i
24c
*'• - X
~-jl ; v; .n
.
common'(quar.)——ri—
preferred (quar.)
;_
—•»» :
$1.55
t
pfd.
t—
Sonotone Corp.,
Southern
Radiation,
20c
Co
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd., 5'%
t%
preference (quar.)
;
Pacific
Year-end
11-14
25c
Quarterly Distribution Shares—
(7c from net investment income
from securities profits)—...
25c
—
Wire
;
j
•
'
1
cash
J 5c
(quar.)
•
-
llr
Hampshire—■
Quirtte Milk Products, Ltd.— i —
Participating class A (quar.)
12- 3
11-1
22c
(quar.)
Northland Utilities, Ltd. (s-a)
■
Northwest Airlines, common (quar.)_—.
i
..
Smith-Douglass'*Co. -(quar.)-':—
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills,. Ltd.—
Common';-(quar.) .—
$2 preferred (quar.'-)__
Smith,
Kline
&
French Laboratories—
'■ ' (Increased-quar.)
i
12-3i
37 %c
(quar.)
Northwestern Steel
sharpi". "V
•"•7"
share-—
.
10-15
$1.05
11-18
1-2-59
1-15-59
20c
(quar.)—
class
&rTrading,'LtcL-
interim-divideiid-of one shilling per'V
61c
12-1
11-14
preferred A- (quarb
—
—• '-r.
7 Vac : ,11-15
1.1- 0
Lighting-. 4quar.). , ...„4-4——
4:3c •
12-15: ;; 11-28'
Mines,' Ltd. • •
—4-..•
425c"t'ill- 3f
10-10'
Slater
iN.) Co.?:rLtdv common"t 40c.
11- 3
16- X
Smith (A. G.) Corp. (quar.):—%
2%*.Hr3;iO-l
"»'Stock ' dividend'
:—-J
—
30p
11-20*
10-3Q
11-30
45c
$1.16
-v"..
.10-31 .. '_,9-30
417c ~ 11-25 f-*>10-15
-Hrl4^ r- lO-U
: ,
$2.44
10-25
10-30
4-quar.);
11-25
*
-
Sihrray
11-15
1
25c
....
—
1.
12-15
7
Siscoe
'
$1.06 %
Co.
10-15;
.
'
10-14
io-2r
11-21
t50c
Sierra
11-18
,12-1
$2 Vic
.__.'
1
10-14
1
11- 1*.
,
25c
10-
1
i_
income)
Shopping Bag Food Stores^tquar.-)^^—
Sicks BrewerieSi Ltd> (quar.)
1__—
10-15
10-31
5%-
..
(quar.)
Power
12-10
;vlo-3i:
1
,410c
Sheratoit Corp. of^Araerica, (qpar.
Inc. -("s-a )llt.___i_^L,£2.~4Ii__"----:
■
Sherfrin-WHIianis Co. -of Canada, Ltdl, :Com.(.- ^.
$1.06 Va
(quar.)
Quebec
32-ia
1-1-59
12%c
in-
Sheratotl,
:
(quar.)
10-27
11-ia
-
1-1-59.
10c
10c
10-17
10-24
'
4,12- 1
31%C
-
Transport
Ah
'
PI
£1
Colorado—
12-15
t!5c
Northern Pacific Ry. (quar.).
Northern RR, of New Hampshire
Extra
1
$2
common
4.60% preferred (quar.)
Northwest Engineering Co.,
10-16
10-17;
1
11-15
ordinary share, equal-to about 14c per
8
,
25c
11-10
$62%e
-
(s-a)
Northern Illinois Corp., common (quar.)
$£.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
.
Northern
11-
15o
North American Coal Corp. (quar.)
North Star Oil, Ltd.. class A (quar.)——
$2.50
11-10
25c
■-
Northern Central Ry.
,11-
85c
25c
91%c
B
vestment
Shell
8
62
,
-.
Class
>
8
62 Vic
!_
i
10-17
12-
Norfolk & Western Ry.—
adjust, preferred (quar.)
Nortex Oil & Oas Corp.—
$1.20 convertible preferred (quar.)_
4-17:
;7-i7i;
$1 ;; 11-1:
'
_
4%
-
8-1-59
.
a
:/ Class
11-20
11-15
plus 20c from realized capital gains). The
capital gains distribution will be paid in
shares unless shareholders elect to receive
in
'
Acceptance* Corp.; common—
Shawlnigan Water & Power, common
5c
(quar.)
——
Puget Sound Power & Light (increased).-".
Putnam (The) Growth Fund (year-end dis¬
tributions of 4c from investment income
it
27 V2C
;
Shareholders Trust "of Boston'(from net
«
$1.75
..........
New
v/1-17.
5>-l-59 •(
Security-Coluitiijiab BaiiKiiote (quar.)
12-; n..
3% ;'>12-15
Security insurance (New Haven), (stock, div.)
Selected. American Shares, -Inc. ( from invest-;■1
7c
10-29 f: ." 9-3Q
!• ment income /
—:__
Seminole:.,Oil -Ac, Gas JCO.4% % :,U.,
7; ,
tr V.
12-. 1
.11- 8.
5% pfd.''/this payment" Clears all.bn«ars.)t,"/.';i.75c
12-15 r, 11-25
Serrick Corp.,. class A"'(quar.)X___—....
22c
2
1-
1-15-59
$1.75
.....
of
2-1-59-
preferffed.A Jquar.
5%
10-17.
1* '
•
62 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
I
10-20.
11-10
ill-
-
27 V2C
Dillon Co.
Securities
•,
preferred
preferred
4.50%
11-
3%,
$1.25
....
of
preferred, (quar,)___—1
preferred (quar.
$4
10-15.
1,
27 VaC
(qtiar;)'^—.-—
.__
Scovill Manufapturing, $3.65 pfd. (quar,)_—
"... *
(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.
.prqferrbcl .(quar,)^^!.-——-——
%
preferred (quar.)^L_-:_k"___.-~-—_
Paper Op.rr-'.'V'/n,
1
Scotten
10-15
1
11-
Co.
preferred
preferred
preferred
41/4%
11-
12-
—
'
27%c
$3.40
97 %c
Oil
Cotton
Service
Scott
.'t
11-1
12-31
•25c
•;
5% %
$1.17
11-15
1-15-59
120c ,; iu
5 % %
$1.10
-
.
5%'% preferred '
$1.07%
"25%"
Co.
Gamble
&
Producers
4.64%
Gas—
preferred
preferred
11-1
.;
,
Co., Ltd.
Ltd., common (quar.)
& Co.,
Common
11- 1
11-
11-
10-20
7
11-10
.
15c
...
.
&$, ..Co., Ltd.,,class A (quar.)^_______,
Schenley Industries lite."iquar.)_2__>.
—
1
11-
1
a
20c
common..
____—..
Scarfe
$2
i
(quar.).
Cqmpany.:(initial)
Sanborn
*12-
.
15c
(Pa.)
Inc.
Gardner
Procter
Public
12-15
30c
...
(quar.)
10-14
42 Vic
(quax)—«...
preferred (s-a)
Prince
11-15
'
"
Common
10-14
1
.
12-
12-15
15c
1
12-
10-31
1
1-1-5S
|35']{jc
25c
(quar.)_*f_
Co.
Electric
Price Bros.
15c
60c
$1
&
1
11-
certificates
Voting., trust
i
11-
11-28:
.'11-28
12-15
12-
35c
$1.10
V/V
/
9-26
~
1-1-59
$1.25
(quar'
Antonio Transit/Co.—-
1
1-1-59
+
25 c
;
rV. '
,11-
$1.07%
(qUiir.)>-"__-
5%%.. prefereHce B.
50c
10-31.
V 10-15
10-31
Saladu-Shiriff-Horseyv'Ltd.—...
3an
preferred- (quar.).'•
K.)
(H.
President
10-31
1
Co
Electric
State
10-31
10-20,
.
.
11-14
11-15
tloc
-
1
11-15
35c
common,
preferred
Prentice-Hall,
10-16
10-30
10c
'
New- York
11-14
1
IO-IO: '
r
;11-14
1
,
3
12-15T
■
10-30
15c
preffcr'reci: A'^quar.)__—
4.40%.
11-14
1
12-
4»/4% pfd. (quar.)
Postal Life Insurance (N. Y.) (stock div.)
Potomac Edison Co.,
3.60% pfd. (quar.)
4.70% preferred B (quar.)
10-31
12 V2C
Co.—.
Merchandise
1
12-
(quar.)..——
Ltd.
Corp.,
dividend
Porter
10-31
11-15
11c
investment inc.)
(quar.)_
Co.
New England Fund, Certificates
York
12-
62 % C
Portable Electric Tools—
12- S
11-15
9c
Corp.,
2nd
$2.50
Stock
3
Scale
1st
5%
$2 Vie
New
$1.06
-
Polaroid
10-14
1-2-59
$1.50
(quar.)—
Neptune Meter Co., common (quar.)
$2.40 preferred
(quar.)
NevMDickenson Mines, Ltd
New- Process
11-15
Regis'Paper, coriimofi
11-15
1
$1.16
7%
Pneumatic
10-15
1
10-31
25C
6% pfd. B (quar.)
Research—
net investment inc.)
New England Lime Co. (extra)
1
12-
$1.06%
.
1-2-59
.,11-10.
10c
conv,,
Louis,. San
St.
12-
11-
Inc.—•-
.(quar.(__l——_;
:__
preferred (qdar. )__^___—
JPra'hCigCo Ry,~ ;
convertible'vpreferred A (quar.)
4.30%
25C
—
Extra
&
Preferred series (from net
Chemical
11* 5
6c
(from
National Theatres
Nease
11-21
$50
Co.,
Series
Stock
10-15
11-
2%%
(quar.)
National Securities
'
11-1
50c
__
(quar.)
Corp.
National Electric Welding Machine
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
•
Class
580
—
(quar.).
1
10-15
56%C
pfd..(quar.)
National Airlines (stock dividend)
National Chemical & Mfg. (stock
10-15
3
30C
.
,>
preferred
4%
10-15
1
25c
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown& Ash tabula Ry. Co.—
7%
preferred (quar.)—
—.
Plymouth Rubber Co.
(quar.)
10-31
•11-17
held,
6hares
50
1
)1-
to Pillsbury Co.—
preferred (quar.)—
:
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—
$2.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
...
each
11-
11-3
$1.25
v
Monthly, (payments on, cQmmon .will be
made on a monthly basis'from now on)
1
40c
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
Common
(quar.)
Narda Microwave—
♦
Stock dividend (one share of Narda Ultr*
for
1 $1.50
3
Stores.
•Safeway
11-14
10-
12-
10-20
3
12-
iquar,)—,—50c
conv.'prtveifi'ed
4%
10-15
11-
$1
.
1
11-
11-15
1
11-17
31 %c
(quar.)
Common
■
Corp.
10-20
J 0-20
11-1
12-
15c
$2.25
partic, pfd,
5%
FIne'Foods;ihc.,'.comm6h__-
W
S &
10-20
1
preferred
Name changed
Payable in stock or cash
sonics
1
11-
1:45c
R:y.,
>16-10
11-1
15c
11-15
11-
(quar,)_—
$4
28c
1
5c
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Phillips-Van Heusen, common (stock div.)
5% preferred (quar.)—
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.—
;
10-15
:
10-15
12-
Rutland
12 Viz c
Corp.
3.90%
11-15
125c
profits).
security
1
—__—
Phillips Petroleum
10-24
15c
investment income plus 21c
realized
from
1
10-31
$1.25
11-
;
$1.25
Inc.—
preferred (quar.)__
4%
(quarterly of
Inc.
(Interim.)—
pfd. (quar.)_
1
10-22
10-10
; ,10-30
t...
:••<
V'2% pfd. (s-ai _'_
laccuni.)-—L_
Ryder System,*Inc.- • increased
10-25
Morris,
Philip
Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Mutual Investment Fund,
10-
11-
18c
..,
-
10-10
V,
L
J-. 10-31,
r::!5
Co.. .4
Russell-Miller
e'
10-31
10c
1:15c
5iahage)Uerit Corp..
11-
•
35c
,
11-14
12-19 '
10-27
%
"
11-14:
,
1-2-59
$2
30c
(JVilHanv^l.), Inc., (quar.)____—
SUt'res x,c»uar.J__———
B. '( quar,!)
lier::L.
••
12-1;
JOs
—
-
11-14
-12-1:
$1.23%
11-14
1
50c
_
preferred (quar.).
—
4.68% preferred (quar.)_
Phila., Germantown
Norristown RR. Co.—
Quarterly
—
10-10
11-
10-31
$1.05
(quar.) —
12-
50c
_
(quarJ
; 12-. 1
>
v,
11-14
12-1. »;ll-14i
$1.02 y2
$1,02 Va
(s-a)——
,10-28
12- U
$1.18%
Rose's 5, -lf)
RoyaliiCs-
>. 12-13 {
^1
Corp.^'.':(q"uar.t—
Aircraft
Rorer
12-1?
1-2-59
i0-20"
r. 10-ia
1
12-31- •12^241
.
4d
J
Roddis
10-24
2%c
.
4.40%
6
10-
10-27
50c
—
Rochester & Gqnesee Valley .RR,
10-31
11-14
11-
l2c:
Class
General Bottlers (quar.)
Gear (quar.) —*
(year-end)
1——
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.08% pfd. (quar.)
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
10-15
11-
(quar.)_
Co. (resumed)
Mount Royal Rice
11-14
20c
common
preferred
Chemicals Corp.
Petrolite
$1.20
*$1.12%
&
Mount Diablo Co.
15c
Perkins Machine St
10-15
1c
5%
Morrell
Rolir
Pepsi-Cola
1
5c
Hardware Co.,
12-30
12-19
10-15
(quar.)
preferred
participating
$3
10-20
.
(Me.>—
voting (quar.)
non-voting
;
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd
.
Peoples National Bank
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
Quarterly
;—
—
1
12-
12-19
Moody'6 Investors Service—
Moore-Handley
11-15.
plywood C6rp; tresumed)—
Rogers C6ip./glass A jquur,")^.
Common
11-
—
Co.
Insurance
10-15
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.
12-19
1%
!
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Monumental
10-15'
3t.
t22J/2C
___
preferred
$4.20
11-
$1.25
(stock dividend)
Montana Power Co., common
10-24'
—
12-23
10-20;
1
11- i; :
30c
j>reletred.series Kp,(quar,)—
4.95%
»
10-31
Common
—
«
10 31
10-15
35c
(initial)
Monongahela Power Co.—
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4.80% preferred B (quar.)
preferred C
Ltd.,
1---
11-15
10c
10-28'-
j.
11-
20c
15c
:
>
11-14
12-31
.043
preferred.'seriesJR-tqiiar,—
4%%,.prefprrefl series I- (quaxt
4.10% .'pxeferted .shriek'Jr4quar,).—:ii_—
...'
10-24
10-24
27Vic
12-15
93%c
4.10%,
25c
1
J22V2C
Molybdenum Corp. of Amer.
4.50%
$6
1
11-
$1.14
——
80c noncum.
class B
12-
12-15
11-15
11-15'
11-14
5 7-
-
10-24
Peabody Coal, 5%
Penman's,
Pennsalt
PR., 4% pfd. is-a)
Ltd.—
partic. class A (Initial)
Molson's Brewery,
New
10- 3
10-21
Birmingham
&
New
1
50c
—
participating class A
$1
11-
10-31
$1.09
4.56% preferred (quar.)—^
——
Mississippi Valley Public Service—
Common (quar.)
—.
—
5%. preferred (quar.)
—
Mitchell (Robert), Ltd.—
11-15
30c
(quar.)
:
_—
preferred (quar.)
:——
(quar.)_
(quar.)
i
;—
40c
45c
Mississippi Glass (quar.)
Mississippi Power & Light Co.—
343%c
——
Inc., 40c pfd.
(Canada), Ltd.
preferred
5%
10-24"
28'/8C
-12-
Surcharge, o£ ■*37&fAr
Territorial
leaying.net amount-of y334d„^Subject1
approval of stockholders Dec. 12.,
American shades (fihal) Japprox^amount)
•
10-24
11-15
-10-
'
12-5
$.1
B(vftnd Rice Mills; (quar..)—J____—__k
Antplbpe .Coppeif Miiies—
:* • '
Americ'ah
shares' (final;
Ordinary. (final less Rhodesia & Nyasaland
taxes, subject fo ^ppr.oval of stockhold- ,
'■V.'-ers Dec.".
—:—'—— •
Rochester Gas' &' Elecitic—~r J.^A. -V., .*
i'j'-/,
4%
preferred; series .F, (quar.)—
1.—%
10-24'
31 Vic
10-1*'
T~
10-31
"
$1
v
Roan
10-24
11-15
60c
(quar.)
& Co.,
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp., $5
Patterson <C. J.), common.
10-16
10-30
50c
II-15
11-15
31 Vic
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
&
C.)
Parker Drilling
7
$1.06%
37!ic
31'/4C
Co.—
Sheraton
11-
;
10-15
-
-
-2%
'r
to
Rich's, Inc., common (quar;)—
t 3%%.
Referred' (quar.)~i^;
10-15,
1
11- 1
,
"ii- 1%
m.i8
'
>
;12-12
FthOdeshOi S5 Nyasaland Inome Tax
and
t
11-14''
1
11-
$1.25
Corp.
preferred
conv.
37 VzC
(year-end)_i.
Corp.
5%
11-14
11-29
—
Minute
Chemical
Park
Minneapolis Gas Co. (quar.)
—Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.
Semi-annually
_—
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co. (quar.)
12-
LesS
v
11 17
12 15
29UC
World Airways, Inc.—
American
Pan
10-20
1
Park
(quar.)—
10-22-'
1
r
37 YzC
(quar.)—l
Pacific Outdoor Advertising Co
Pall Corp.
(increased) —
Lighting
Pacific
~
—
River
(quar.)
$1.10
.—
11-
$1.25
1st preferred
Preferred
3
$1.08%
$1.12%
.4%% preferred (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.—
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
Midwest Piping Co.,
(quar.)
Miller & Rhoads, Inc., 4%% Pfd.
10-24
1%
(quar.)—
redeemable 1st pfd. (quar.)_——
4.80%
redeemable 1st pfd. (quar.).4.36 %
redeemable 1st pfd. (quaiV)__
Pacific Hawaiian Products, com. (quar.)—
3
11-
3
.
Michaels Stern & Co.—
>12-22
11-20
Gas
5%
5V/2%
4%%
11-15
12-15.
2%
.
Mergenthaler Linotype Co. (stock dividend)
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
>
^
3.85%
preferred (quar.)
3.80%
preferred (quar.)—
3.90%
preferred (quar.)——
———■
4.35%
preferred (quar.)
—
4.45%
preferred (quar.)
Mexican Light & Power, Ltd., common
Meyercord Co. (quar.)
%——-—
5%
11-14
$1
preferred A (quar.)
—
preferred B (quar.)
Mercantile Stores Co.1 Inc. (quar.)
12-22
I-1-59
$1.25
Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
——
«fe Electric Co.—
1st preferred
(quar.)
redeemable pfd. A (quar.)
redeemable 1st pfd. (quar.)——
1st preferred
(quar.)
6%
5%
10-17
12-
4%
1-1-59
$1
30c
10-29
5
1-1-59
,
12-22
$1.19
—*—
Aluminum Co. of Canada,
preferred
(quar,)£.lJ
10-17
1-1-59
11-
11-
:
t28e
6d
1
$1.17
22 Vic
4.75%
11-29
1
11-
$1.18%
4%%
10-15'
Pacific Finance
Pacific
32 %C
(quar.)—_
$5 preference
10-20
12-
42c
t$1.75
30c
*
«---—
1st
4%%
A-10-16-
____
LW.>«
1
-
10-24:
"(16-15 v
11- 1
.
-10-31 i
45c
..
of Ree.
11-15
25c
,-.tl5c
«...
(quar.)
Reynolds .Metab '(stock dividend)_—
Reynolds' (fl. "<£) Tobacco, com," (-increased)
'■ Class
B' common (.increased )——- Rhodesian
Selection
Trust,
Ltd.,- Ordinary
10-15
(stock dividend)—:i:,
common
A
Reynolds
11-14
9-29
30c
$1.06% '
Paper,
2
11-14
Outlet Company
Oxford
10-
10-31
1
J25C
preferred (quar.)
Rockland Utilities, eom. (quar.)_^
preferred A (quar.)^^^^^preferred B (quar.)
4% preferred D (quar.)_.
Orangeburg Mfg. (quar.)___
—
(quar.)
common
1
Class
10-15
1
12-
|$3
_
7%
10-17
12-
62 Viz c
<fc Co.
(Arthur J.)
McKee
10-31
f50c
Ltd. (quar.)_—
11-
GV'IjC
Chains (Canada),
4«nold
10-15
1
10-31
$1.12 »/2
4.65%
4.75%
11-14
11-
(Canadaly'jLtd. (ovar.)—
Engineering,
Stores.'; Corp. > (quar.)
Reliable
Orange &
10-17
1%C
(quar.)
B
Class
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines,
11-28
11-14
(quar.)
Common
10-10
10-31
50c
25c
(quar.)
McGregor-Doniger, Inc., class A
(s-a)
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd.—
Ontario & Quebec Ry.
10-15
11-
12-15
11-14
50c
Corp., 4%% preferred (quar.)„_—
William Street Fund (initial
.'y
Reliance, Electric"
Inc.—
<quar.)__
Company
Okonite
10-15
11-
75c
ReitmahV
10-10
Quarterly
10-15
115C
Mississippi Products Line,
10-17
10-30
Payable
Share
;
«.
Chemicals .(quar.)__
Reichold
10-31
6'%c
Ohio
9-30
10-27
10-15
25c
X?. 5c
Oliver
85c
,
Zinc Co
dividend
Stock
May
9c
Name of Company
.
47V2C
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd. (quar.)—____
Leather Co.
(quar.)
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co., com. (quar.)
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
Matthiessen & Hegler
of Re*
Payable
Share
Name of Company
Share
name of Company
When ' Soldere
Per
-
When
Payable
rer
Holdert
When
Per
■
1958
Financial Chronicte •:. Monday, October 27,
The Commercial and
46
v
"
11-
27y2q
'
(quar.)_
$1.32
*
30c
33c
36c
—-
.
'll-ao
1212-
10-20
11-l'O
12-
.
i
11-10
V6lume 188
Number
5789
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1759).
per
Name of Company
Share
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
Spokane Inlernatioal RR. Co. (quar.)—
preferred (initial)
Brock, class A (quar.)
Stanley
Class
B
Holder*
of See.
12-10
11-
30c
12-15
12-
Name of
7
6%
12-
1
1
10-15
40c
12-
1
30c
12-
11-14"
1
11-
1
10-10
10c
11-
1
preferred
10-10
Steel
Co.
Steel
Parts Corp.
of
Extra
Stein
Canada.
$1.25
Ltd.
(quar.)
t40c
(A.)
(J. P.)
& Co.
Stouffer
(one
Corp.
Stock
Suburban
5.20%
iquar.)
11-14
12-
1
1
11-14
1-2-59
A
10-31
(reduced)
v
11-29
11-
10-31
11-
10-15
1
i__.
1-1-59
$1
12-
15c
5
11-
10-31
t3c
1-2-59
11-
10-23
11-15
10-23
11-15
10-23
(quar.)
••
preferred
B
(quar.)
$1.04
11-15
10-31
4
&
Carson (Canada), Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Tech-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Tecnology Instrument
Texas Electric Service, $4 pfd. (quar.)
convertible
tl2'/2c
(quar.)
10-15
11-19 ~
1
10-10
1
10-10
11-
preferred
(quar.)
11-
10c
shs.
12-
1
10-
8
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
12-
11-14
10-31
11-
22 %c
1
11-14
10-15
1
held)
10-30
20c
10-31
25c
11-
10-17
1
10-
3
Line—
10-15
$2.55
6334c
11-
1
$1.22 */2
11-
1
10-15
$5.96
$1.49
11-
1
10-15
$1.42 Va
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
11-25
11-14
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$5.70' preferred (quar.)
Co._
•
10c
(Dallas)
(quar.)
25c
-
'
Trust Co. of New Jersey
(Jersey City) (extra)
Tudor City Ninth Unit, Inc., $6 pfd.
(accum.)
$4.50
<
10c
11-14
$2.75
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
11-
1
10-15
10-30
t
10-10
$1.12%
$3.70
$3.50
preferred
Union
Gas
New
(initial
common
Union
Oil
United
Co.
Air
Stock
United
of
10-20
11-15
10-20
87*/2C
quar.)
Inc.
11-15
11-
1
10-
3
$1
11-
1'
$1
11-
1
Cab
6%
6%
conv.
conv.
6%
conv.
York
Funds,
ment
plus
6%
preferred
(6c
11c
Corp.,
(entire
this
from
from
U.
S.
Foil
B
issued
called
for
11-
B
U.
S.
Lines
11-
20C
1
class
payable
in
'2-
11-
1
Transit
(Del.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
common
22%c
30c
10-31
0
1
-J
10-31
10-
7
1-1-59
12-
5
12-
8
12-
8
11-28
11-
1
10-
3
3
37VaC
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
62 MiC
11-28
11-
1
10-
11-
1
Its
class A pfd.
(quar.)
$1.19
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.50 convertible preferred (auar.)
Universal
itial
Tobacco,
Products
name
(new
11-
1
50c
11-
1
10-24
preferred
from
Iron
Vanadium Corp.
Vangas,
Inc.
10-18
1
2-1-89
11-
1
Waukesha
(5c
1
10-15
11-
1
10-21
11-
1
10-21
11-
1
10-21
20c
10-31
10-
10-31
(quar.)
11-15
15c
25c
Sugar Co. of Cuba
also
Oliver
3
that
the
also had expanded its chemical
company
and
contained plants,
the capacity
acquired a few years ago, has
absorbs a considerable portion^
now
production,
-
-
—
.
11-
11- 1
10-15
nine
months
11-
10-20
also
have
and
bring
$1.11
25c
'
12-
25c
5
Mr.
Luke
Mr.
1
1
11-19
10-31
1-30-59
1-
9
4-
9
4- 9
1
10-15
12-10
t30c
11-
1
10-
1
10-
-Virginia's
West
30%
below
because
those
the
of
1958
indications
the
that
are
earnings,
the
for
long
for the- first:
period last year,
required to break ia
same
time
to optimum performance major
the company's mills before the
in
"Current
low
production
recession.
facilities
new
point
of
the
.
recession
has
he
said.
"This means that we may have passed tho
point in our earnings, especially if the price structure of our
industry is strong enough and resilient enough to cover cost increases
passed,"
low
1
11-
that
about
11-25
t56*4c
said
suffered
10- 9
installed
1
11-
10%
develop."—V.
they
as
,
to
at
the
Non¬
source.
payment
•
Canadian nonresidents
tar
1317.
p.
of
;
,
27 will consider
stockholders on Oct.
(a) decreasing the number
stock from 5,000,000 shares (par $1$
authorized common
shares (par $2), (b) reclassifying the shares of common
$1), which are presently issued and outstanding, or hei®
treasury of the company, into new shares of common stock:
3,000,000
stock
in
corrected
188,
Westates Petroleum Co..—To Reclassify Stock—
The
of shares
tax.
(par
the
at the rate of one share of new common stock (par $2) for
of old common stock (par $1), and (c) reducing -tho
$2)
(par
each
shares
10
capital
attributable to the .common stock of the company
from
$1,880,000 to $376,000 in order to reflect the reclassification of tha
common stock as set forth above.
issuance
pursuant
these
If
will
also
will
stockholders
vote
on
proposal
a
to
grant
Restricted
officers and key employees of the company
shares of new common stock (par $2),.for
such Restricted Stock Options,
Options to certain
setting aside 55,000
be
to
proposals
adopted,, the
are
capitalization of
follows:
as
the
company
-
.
*
Authorized
Prior pfd.
stock,. without
issuable in series
4%
Co.—Secondary Placed Privately—
Outstanding
value,
par
1,500,000shs.:
—:
:
*514,000 shs.
series
stock,
Common stock,
♦Convertible
$1
par
$2 par
into
an
620,000 shs.
3,000,000 she.
value
value
of
aggregate
shares of
257,000
S020.000 shs!
§188,000 shs.
common
stock:,
$2
par value.
% Including 185 shares of preferred stock held in tho
treasury. § Including 29 shares of common stock held in the treasury.
preserve
fractional
No
shares
reclassification,
certificates
will
until
share,
—V.
183,
but
will
the
issued
be
as
will
company
result
a
in
lieu
of
the
thereof
propose®
scri®
issue
representing such fractional shares. Such scrip certificate®
Nov. 30,
1959 be exchangeable, in amounts aggregating ta
for full
will
p.
not
share certificates
entitle
the
of new common
to
bearer
vote
or
stock. The. scrip)
to receive
dividends.
2316.
of capital stock
privately with the Dyson
Western
Corp,
Decalta
Petroleum
Ltd.,
Canada—
Calgary,
Completes Financing—
.
Charles
1475.
p.
—
own
;
37*/2c 4-30-59
176,
reportedt
10-31
'
10-15
37*/aC 7-31-59
above.—V.
Luke
Mr.
with
company
12- 2
37 */2c
Lee,
President,
Oct.
on
17
announced
results
of
the
com¬
pany's recent financing.
"Preliminary figures received
Weingarten,
was
made
sale
of
in
Inc.—Debenture
issue
our
$6,500,000
of
5%%
Oct.
20
Offering—Mention
of
sinking fund
the
offering and
debentures, due
Oct. 1, 1978, at 99V2% and accrued interest
by an under¬
writing group headed by White, Weld & Co. and MoroBeissner & Co.
CAPITALIZATION
today from the • company's transfer
agents, indicate that as a result of recent financing, an additional
$3,572,000 of equity capital has been raised for Western DeCalta, of
which $2,250,000 has been
applied to the redemption of long-tern*
debt (5% series 'X* production loan debentures).
"Of all
subscription rights issued to the shareholders, 76%- wcr®
exercised
by the expiry date, Oct. 14,
1958; and the purchase of
1,350,000 shares by two Eritish firms, Centramic Ltd. and Selco Hold¬
ings Ltd.—Canadian subsidiaries of The Central Mining Finance Ltd.
and
Further details follow:
GIVING
EFFECT
11-14
10-24
TO
Sundry Mortgage and other notes
PRESENT
11-
10-15
53/b%
3
10-31
11-12
11-
1
FINANCING
Outstanding
$405,016
Selection
Trust
Co.—has
been
completed.
'
due Oct. 1, 1978
6,500,000
6% subord. inc. debs., ser. 1957, due 1987
5,000,000
4,875,050
10-31
5%
10-15
Class
land
6,500,000
10-10
"These
its
sinking fund and interest payments covering the out¬
production loan debentures have been reduced by 50%.
financing arrangements will permit the company to expand
acquisition and exploratory activities."
5%
standing
$405,016
sink,
fund debs.,
Western Industrial Shares, Inc.—Statement Effective—
-
cum.
A
pfd.
stk., ser.
common
stock
1952
(no
($50 par)
7,821 shs.
*280,000 shs!
1227,216 shs.
301,000 shs.
par).
7,821 shs.
300,999 shs.
The
registration statement filed
1,000,000
shares of common
stock
with
the
(par 25
SEC
on
cents)
June
to be
16,
covering-
offered
at $5
City,
Utah*
'
$1.27
._
declared
12- 9
10-31
tax.
Corp.
Continues Growth
—
3%
1
37*/2c
•
program.
"Monthly
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
gee
ney,
37 %c
A
--
11-15
$17c
Authorized
Co
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., class
J
12-
65c
placed
was
construction
to L
to
Utilities
Texas
62*/2c
(quar.)
through A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.
10-10
8c
(quar.)
Vertientes-Camaguey
$5)
stock
Luke said that in recent months the company had begun its
production and distribution of grocery and shopping bags at.
Charleston, 8. C., and had become a major producer of multiwall
shipping bags through the acquisition of manufacturing operations
in New Orleans, St. Louis, Wellsburg, W. Va.-,. and Torrance, - Calif.
secondary offering of 81,200 shares
(J.)
10-31
7c
of America
10-15
10-10
Tl-29
31*4c
—
Motor
West
its
Corp.,
the company's expanding interest-In bleached board,,
acquired a little-more than a year ago Virginia FoldingBox Co. of Richmond, the country's leading producer of crush-proor
cigarette boxes and a major producer
of the cartons that
carry
both
soft
and hard-pack
cigarettes.*
•"
*
the
<
1
1
/•»
8
capital gains plus
from
Works
A
*
1-18
10-
40c
(quar.)
income)
Van Camp Sea Food Co.
Dom
11-19
11-
$1.37%
(s-a)
1111•
.
line
In
10-15
1
certificates
to
(quar.)
Sugar
to
of
West
common
'
by about 50%
company's paperboard
the
of
11-28
11-
$1.26
(in¬
Value Line Income Fund, Inc.—
(From income)
Van
11-29
$1.313/4
com.
shares
part
;
increased
been
full
10-15
25c
Value Line Fund
2c
changed
common)
Upper Peninsular Power Co.,
5(4%
preferred
(quar.)
5(4%
87%c
(quar.)
common
Co.,
Controls
87%c
quar.)
Utah-Idaho
10-31
12-20
working funds for expansion purposes,
Mr.
Given said, The adjustment of the preferred stock's conversion
rate maintains the equity of the senior
security.
Conversion rate for the previous quarter was 1.12 to
1, Mr. Given
said.—V. 188, p. 92.
(par
6c
$3.50 convertible
Universal Leaf
11-15
30c
$1.25
10-15
United Whelan
Universal
34c
(quar.)
common
common
$1,250,000.
By building additional corrugated
the company's H & D Division,
of
11-14
10-15
stock, Eertram F. Given, President, said on Oct. 23.
The change is the. result of the 2%
quarterly stock dividend paid
on
Waste King's common stock on Oct.
15, he explained. The Los
Angeles appliance manufacturer has been paying stock dividends on
United Wallpaper, Inc.—
434%
1-15
1
10-31
(Continued from page 8)
•
Common
12-
4c
Preferred
62 */2c
„
(quar.)
•
common
11- 3
io-15
Investment News
of
its
author¬
order
an
South
..
anrl
share
of
finance
.
Stock
10-16
class
common
1
1-31-59
90c
Payable
1
30c
6%
$1.50
funds, less 15%
to
of
company
Luke
Mr.
*
in
preferred
Machinery,
pref en eti (quar.)
5%
12-
iu-11
Less
11-15
2%
4%%
United Shoe
United
12-10
S.
proceeds
issued
&
shares
125,000
consideration
Sale Cleared—
has
it
Central
operations; added the manufacture of building boards to its Tyrone,
Pa.,
operations,
acquired subsidiaries
in
Brazil
and
Canada, 1 and
extended its
operations for manufacturing finished paper products.
12-19
25c
payable
dividend
Sugar Corp.,
12-26
42*/2c
$150
:
10-14
1
2%
Co.,
10-14
11-13
Previously published date was incorrect. The
date and/or record date is indicated here,
in U.
of
Mr. Luke said the company was engaged in a $200,000,000
rebuilding
about three-fourths completed, which will give it as much
capacity hi three plants at Covington, Va., Charleston, S. C., an®
Luke, Md., as it had at the end of the war in all six of its mills, v V.
10-15
10-15
$2.50 1-10-59
stock)
S.
10-31
income
cash
16 that
subsidiary
1438.
p.
Oct.
on
a
program,
General Corporation and
15c
:
of America
dividend
(stock
B
1-30
x
re¬
stock)
Class
U,
(stock
10-30
10-31
-
Jamaica
12-10
11-
$12%c
12-15
12-
5
1
>
■
has continued Its vigorous growth during the current
recession, which now appears to have passed the low point, David
L.
Luke,
President, told members of the Richmond (Va.) Society
of Security
Analysts on Oct.' 23.
10-21
(quar.)
Co.—
A
1
11-20
11-28
Curry
1958 to its registration
shares .of common stock el
.
additional
an
a
the
188,
The
10-31
20c
New Jersey
Class
11-
2-20-59
25c
preferred
Gas
announced
for
use
This
5
25c
Less British income
invest-
(quar.)
RR. & Canal (quar.)
U. S. Fire Insurance (N. Y.) (quar.)
United
10-24
$2.50
pfd.
17,
3,000,000
1562.
p.
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.
securities
common
15c dividend)
United Insurance Co
12-
11-15
9c
conv.
75,00®
During Recession—
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
on Nov. 1 at $10.40 per share
which includes a redemption premium of
plus
12-15
;
dividend
demption
25c
10-24
y
17c
17c
Greenfield
11-15
a
from
-
profits)
United
10-20
5%
Zeller's, Ltd., common
4%% preferred (quar.)
Inc.—
income
10-20
♦
11c
profits)
United Continental Fund
•
County
Stock
10-15
(6c from net invest, Income and
United
1
11-1
15c
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Yosemite Park &
10-10
10-31
11-
gc
6%
Co.,
75,00®
10-10
75c
(quar.)———
Woodward Stores Ltd., class A
Woolworth
(F. W.) Company (quar.)
Woolworth (F. W.), Ltd., 6% pfd. (s-a)
Worcester County Electric—
4.44% preferred (quar.)
Wrigley (Wm. Jr.) (monthly)
Monthly
Yellow
380,00®
*10-10
(initial)
25c
Wood (Gar) Industries (See Gar Wood Indus.)
Woodall Industries, common (quar.)—* '-dJOc
Continental Fund—
securities
1
11- 1
Witco Chemical
convertible
Oct.
on
add itional
an
sell
—V.
10-31
11-
343/aC
Co., com.
i *
Underwood, Neuhaus &
Co., Inc
:
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
amendment
an
and
10-10
preferred (quar.)
5.04% preferred (quar.)
;
.
1659
company,
will
_
Public Service
filed
SEC
Central
(quar.)_
3.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Wisconsin Fund Inc. (from income)
Wisconsin Power & Light (quar.)
200,00®
.340,00®
,
Webster Securi-
ties Corp
75,000
240,000
75,000
this
10-10
9c
Wisconsin
The
12-10
(1897)
140,000
,
.
Co
188, p.
izing
10-31
—:
preferred
5%
3
1-2-59
(quar.)
Stone <fe
West Texas Utilities Co.—Stock
10-17
$12%c
$17%c
$1.433/4
$1
Wisconsin Electric Power Co., com.
6%
preferred (1897) (quar.)
Smith, Barney & Co
issue
Fund
»Sheareon, Hammill & Co.
75,000
75,00®-.
10-17
(monthly)
Stores
Monthly
Monthly
10-10
(quar.)
1
50c
Industries
fund
'$1.25
(quar.)
100,00®
10-17
•
t Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
(quar.)
series)
14
11-
•
Corp.—
series)
11-
Quarterly
Growth
V.
covering
value.—V. 188,
par
10-16
(accumulative)
Co.
Co
&
Welllngton Equity Fund Inc.—Registers With SEC—
10-15
10-31
11-14
(1955
11-1
25c
Oil
Mosle
Rowles, Winston & Co._
75,000
Inc.
statement
20c
dividend
also
The
10-31
11-17
5*4%
preferred (quar.)
Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate Co.—
Co.,
75,00®
Rotan,
:
Southwest
See
"
'
.
11-1
(quar.)
Pierce &
Inc.
Denton,
Sherrerd-
&
t'
340,00®
1
11-
12-15
(1956
11-15
.
First
:
75c
(quar.)
140,00®
Pierce,
Smith
«te
Rauscher,
75,000
340,00®
Lynch,
Fenner
&
& Co., Inc.
Equitable Securities Corp.
11- 3
31*4c
convertible preferred (quar.)__.
Stores Inc., common (quar.)
6%
11■
11-15
50c
11-14
pref.
United
preferred
Merrill
75,00®
340,00®
McDonnell & Co
140,000
340,000
240,00®
Co.
&
240,000
&
'
100,00®
11-14
32J/2c
common
Peabody
Inc.
Co.
Dittmar
12-15
;
,
1
11-15
\
White
Winfield
12-
20c
10-10
pref.
-
j
12-15
4%
11-10
1-
1-2-59
-
11-10
4%
4
20c
25c
3%
10-17
11-10
4%
prior lien (quar.)
White Sewing Machine Corp.—
10-20
$8c
1
$1.12%
v'
Kidder,
Simmons_
&
Pancoast
1
$1.50
to
$340,00®
Lehman, Brothers
R. S. Dickson & Co.,
11-
Corp
RR.
75,000
Dewar, Robertson &
,
1
12-15
12-
$3
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
$5 preferred
12-
sale
in
and
100,000
__
&
Bros.
Butcher
' 12-
,
Westminster Paper Co. Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
I
Wilcox
10-15
12-15
$1.50
4
Western Tablet & Stationery
Corp.
5%
preferred (quar.)
prior
10-28
1-1-59
(quar.)__
Precipitation
$3
i0-31
30c
(quar.)
Ellis
Burns
28c
(s-a)____
common
Co.,
Sullivan
Co., Inc.—
36c
12 %C
(quar.)
dividend
Aircraft
1
(quar.)__.
Pacific
$2
i2-i
8c
(quar.)__;
held
officers
75,000
(accum.)__
A
&
Kraus___
Bosworth,
10-15
50c
;
Becker
G.
Blunt
10-15
5%
Securities—
Western
Ltd.—
California
Lines,
1
1
5% preferred (quar.)
5.20%
preferred
(quar.)
10-20
11-15
92%c
(quar.)
Canada,
of
Co.
11-15
$1
preferred
11n_
13c
(s-a)__.
Baird
,
A (quar.)
(quar.)
common
Western Light & Telephone,
Union Electric Co.—
$4
class
A.
10-15
$1.39
•
5%
$4.90
Trico Oil & Gas
$2.50
10-10
12-
20c
quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance
Inc.—
Point
Lines
W.
Burge &
to
Goldman, Sachs & Co.__
Goodbody & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.__
J. A. Hogle & Co
400,000
140,000
11-5
1
for
reserved
were
shares
sale
•
$1, 000,000
Blyth & Co., Inc.i
11-
shares
3,740
for
debentures:
Moroney, Beissner & Co.
10-10
5
$1.06*4
^
& Seashore RR., com.
Insurance
10-27
12-15
$1.14
(quar.)
10
„'
Fund,
(quar.).:
special guaranteed
1-16
?
;
Insurance
Telephone,
preferred
Winn-Dixie
1
10-285
17 %c
Trane Company (quar.)
Trans Continental Industries, Inc. (stock
div.)
(One share of Highway Trailer Industries
Transcontinental Gas Pipe
Common (quar.)
10-15
11-18
5%
(quar.)
Y.)
pfd. ($10 par) for each
Transamerica Corp,—
10-10
$1.06 */4
Co., common
preferred ' (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Fire
Coast
10-17
11-25
56c
Transportation, class
Air
10-10
10-31
62V9c
dividend)
1
1
$1.06 y4
Edison
<N.
11-
20c
Corp. (stock
Tobin Packing Co. (Extra).
Bros.
Stock
12-15
11-
20c
—.
Western
9-30
1
11-
$1.21
(quar.)
Thermoid Company—
(initial
11-
$1
$1.19
Inc.
common
10-31
$1.14
preferred
(quar.)
$4.76 preferred (quar.)
New
10-30
1
10-31
30c
(quar.)
$4
Trust
12-
$1
Texas-Jllinois Natural Gas Pipeline—
Common (quar.)
i__.
4.56%
11-14
t5c
12*/2c
30c11-
•
Investors
Western
11-15
20c
Thiokol Chemical
(quar.*—*
(quar.)
(initial)—
Mutual
Western
7
25c
pfd.
(quar.)—
Pictures
i
Robert
Mfg. Co. (quar,)—;
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4%% preferred (quar.)_
*
10-15
25c
Light, $4.56%
Bros.
preferred
West
4
Ltd
4.16%
Trade Bank &
J. Barth & Co
6%
10-31
4.25%
10-20
Company
West Jersey
10-31
%
10-31
7
11-15
4 */4
15c
$1.44
10-15
11-15
Toledo
Ball,
Westchester
12-16
10-31
-30c
(quar.)
convertible
10-24
(quar.)
Weingarten Markets Realty (stock dividend)
& Co., 4%
preferred (quar.)
'
$$1.25
30c
$2.50
12-4
11-20
Co.
West
65c
$1.08
preferred
12-18
25c
1954
,
(quar.)
$4.84
50c
&
Weeden
10-17
A
Therm-O-Disc
10-31
6
preferred
&
11-15
n_
20,000
tlncludes
reserved
were
White, Weld & Co
25c
Watson
4
7
2-
4.32%
Power
7-17
$5
-
&
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Tampa Electric Co., common
Texas
8-1-59
11- 3
2-27-59
12 % c
4%
5%
amounts of 5%%
15C
Washington
Quarterly
10-20
11-24
(quar.)__
Taylor, Pearson
4-16
(quar.)
Swasey Co.
Washington Gas Light Co.—
Common (Increased)—.
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
12-11
held)
/__
Mines,
Talon, Inc., class
B
11-26
12-
4%
ccminon
5-1-59
West
four
Superior Separator, common (quar.)__J._____
6% preferred (quar.)__
Class
30-25
12-10
10c
Corp.,
2-2-59
Warner &
'
each
(quar.)
Gold
11-15
31Y2C
(quar.)
Sun Life Assurance
(Canada)
Sunshine Biscuits (quar.).
Sylvanite
10-31
12 '/zc
Propane Gas Corp.—
convertible preferred (1952
series)
,
11-15
25c
dividend
Stubnitz-Greene
8
57c
share for
15c
Warner
8
10-
and
47
treasury, or
employees.
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
agreed to purchase from the company the following respective principal
15c
Walker
3
10-
12'/2c
(quar.)
Stop & Shop, Inc.—
div.
10-
t$1.31
5%
preferred C
(quar.)
Stern & Stern Textiles, Inc.—
preferred
1
11-15
11-15
25c
&
Company (quar.)
Steinberg's, Ltd., 514% pfd. A (quar.)
Sterchi Bros.
Stores
(quar.)
Sterling Precision Corp., 5% pfd. A (quar.)
Stock
11-
10c
options
employees,
shares
isc
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.)
12-1S
10c
(s-a)
_
4%%
Stevens
12-31
stock
and
2,276
(quar.)
(quar.)
Walworth
(quar.)
officers
which
11-14
15c
(quar.)
standing
of Ree
(quar,)
preferred
preferred
Vulcan Corp.
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
preferred
preferred
Holder»
Payable
6%
11-20
11-
When
Share
v
.
6%
6%
40c
Company
Virginian Railway
1
t56y4c
__
Per
.
Payable
20c
Standard Dredging Corp.—
$1.60 convertible preferred
(quar.)
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Standard Packaging $1.60 pfd. (quar.)
$1.20
When
Common
*Of
stock
(no
which 9,280
par)__.
shares
were
reserved for
issue
upon
exercise of out-
per
share
hnMmn
through
nfforHvo
nn
Andersen,
Oft.'13.
Randolph
See
also
V.
&
Co.,
188.
D.
Salt Lake
393.
4o
Los
Madison, Ala.
Bond Sale—An issue of $23,000
water
mortgage
bonds
revenue
sold to Hugo Marx &
was
Company,
as
6s.
O.
(P.
S.
Cuflin announces
that the Board
will
receive sealed
(CST) on Nov.
5
11
a.m.
purchase of $800,000
dormitory and
union
revenue
bonds.
the
for
non-tax
composed of the Bank
group
exempt
1,550,000
6
Nash, of Little Rock.
of 100.54, a basis of about
price
«
,
received until 11 a.m. (PST)
Oct. 28 for the purchase of
on
school building bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1
$875,000
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
the County Treasurer's office.
Offering
Bond
High Sch. District,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
Company.
Jack
—
Blue,
G.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland until
10 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 5 for the
purchase of $263,000 school bonds.
Dated Dec. 15, 1958. Due on Dec.
1959
from
15
to
inclusive.
1983
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
Treasurer's of¬
able at the County
at
fice.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
Arden-Carmichael Union Sch. Dist.,
Sacramento
i.
County^ jCalif.
Offering —W.
JBond
Dick,
H.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
until 10
the
on
(PST)
a.m.
of
purchase
Dated
bonds.
Dec.
clusive.
Sacramento
on
Oct. 29 for
$265,000
Dec.
from
1
in
office
his
1,
1960
school
Due
1958.
in¬
1983
to
Principal and
payable
at the
(J-D)
interest
County
Legality ap¬
office.
Treasurer's
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
til
10
the
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
Nov.
5
for
$140,000 school
15, 1958. Due
of
Dated Dec.
bonds.
15 from
Dec.
on
on
clusive.
1959
to
1983
in¬
interest
(J-D)
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Principal
payable at
and
Agnew
Shuman,
Atascadero Union High Sch. Dist.,
San Luis Obispo County, Calif.
10
from
"Bond Offering—A. E. Mallagh,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
office
atr his
in
Luis
San
Obispo until 2 p.m. (PST) on
Nov. 3 for the purchase of $30,000 school bonds.
Dated Dec. 1,
1958.
Due
Principal and in¬
(J-D)
payable
Newark School District,
10
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $560,000
school
buildnig bonds offered Oct. 21—
p.
1202—were awarded to
group composed of the
First
National
Bank
of
SecurityLos
An¬
geles; Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, Chicago, and R. H. Moulton
& Co., as 4s, at a price of
a basis of about 3.85%.
Bassett
101.56,
Sch.
District, Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $159,000 school
building bonds offered Oct. 21—
v. 188, p.
1318—were awarded to
Blyth & Co., as 4s, at a price of
160.33, a basis of about 3.97%.
100.07, a
San Diego County,
Offering
—
R.
Calif.
B.
County Clerk, will receive
bids
at
his
James,
sealed
office
in San Diego
(PST) on Oct. 28
for the purchase of $398,000 school
building bonds.
Dated
Dec.
1,
1958. Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to
Uutii 10:30
3%s,
as
at
800,000 2%s.
a.m.
County, Calif.
— The
$92,000 school
Oct. 21—v. 188, p.
Safe
Deposit Bank of Stockton,
4.15s, at
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrk^fton & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
price of
a
from
as
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Los
Angeles
Ostly,
Clerk, will
County
receive sealed bids at his office in
Los
Angeles,
until
(PST)
on
Nov. 16 for the purchase of
$28,000,000 bonds, as follows:
9
a.m.
$15,000,000 City High School Dis¬
trict
bonds.
Due
from
1959 to
1983 inclusive.
10,000,000
City
bonds.
Due
1959
to
1983
City
3,000,000
Dec.-1
inclusive.
Junior
District bonds.
Due
1
District
School
on
Dec.
on
from
*
College
1959 to 1983
on
cate:
Christensen, Inc.
Marin Municipal
Water District,
Marin
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $2,700,000 im¬
provement
—v,
to
a
can
188,
p.
bonds
offered
1439—were
Oct.
22
awarded
group headed by the Ameri¬
Trust Co., San Francisco, at
Bond Sale—The
offered
1660—were
Oct.
Calif.
$232,000 school
21—v. 188, p.
awarded
Bank
&
to the
Trust
the
to
Co.,
Oct.
on
from
1
Due
to
Oct.
on
1978
-
1
-
from
inclusive,.
Redwood
City, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $826,000 sewer
bonds
offered
Oct.
21—v.
188, p.
syndi¬
cate
headed
by
the
Bank
of
America National Trust & Savings
1563—were
awarded
cost of about
to
1959 to
as
follows:
1
from
inclusive.
1963
Due
135,000 3s.
Due
July 1, 1964.
July 1 from
on
on
Due
July 1 from
on
to
of
members
the
syndi¬
Irving
Lundborg
Earle May & Co., and
& Co.; J.
C. N. White
& Co.
Sacramento-Yolo Port District
O. Sacramento),
(P.
Sale—The
Bond
Calif.
a price of par, a net inter¬
cost of about. 3.40%, as fol¬
Co., at
lows:
1960
to
Angeles
21—v.
from
1963
America
of
Other
...
1965
to
on
J
*
'y '.
Sale—The $121,000
*
•
school :
bonds offered Oct. 21—
p. 1563—were awarded to
188,
v.
the
Bank
Trust &
net
America
of
}
National
Savings Association, San
interest
price of 100.11, a ?
of about 4.09%, *
a
cost
follows:
as
$32,000
5s.
89,000
4s.
Due
to
1966
from '
on Oct. 21
1965 inclusive.
Due
to
1960
1977
Oct.
on
from
21
inclusive.
School
Wilsona
.,
District,
,
-J
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Offering—Harold J. Oslly,
.
Bond
!
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until
9
(PST)
a.m.
on
Nov.
18
school
Dec. 1,
for the purchase of $85,000
building
bonds.
Due
1958.
Dated
Dec. 1 from 1959 to
on
f
Principal and in¬
terest
(M-N)
payable
at
the r
County Terasurer's office.
(The
Oct. 7 offering was canceled.)
y
J983 inclusive.
CONNECTICUT
r
,
Windsor Locks, Conn.
Bond
Sale—The $700,000 North
school
Street
bonds
offered
Oct.
,
*
1563—were awarded
&
Weeks,
and:
First of Michigan Corp., jointly,
as
3.30s, at a price of 100.31, a
22—v.
188,
p.
Hornblower
to
basis of about 3.26%.
FLORIDA
Florida State Board of Education
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Oct; 30
Buenaventura, Calif.
general
$44,000 5s. Due on Nov. 15 from
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
bonds.
Dated
II,000 414s. Due on Nov. 15, 1963.
22,000 3s. Due on Nov. 15, 1964
sive.
on
*
District,
building
1988 inclusive.
Offering—Charles W, Rei-
for
Union School
Tulare County, Calif.
Bond
on
Oct. 30
1977 inclusive.
200,000
13
;
syndi-1
Due
to
man,
Nov.
San
Savings.
"'r, '
•
Waukena
-
Bond
-
the
will
receive
p.m. (PST) on
purchase of $1,-
obligation sewer
Oct. 1, 1958.
Due
Oct. 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclu¬
Principal -and interest (A-O)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by
Oct.'
revenue
14-t—v.
awarded,
as
]
$200,000 Stated
offered
Sale^—The
School
San
of
the
&
Trust
*
Bank, of Chicago; Merrill Lynch, .
Pierce, Fenner & Smith; Weeden
& Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; E. F. :
Hutton
& Co.; Hill Richards
&
Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Kenower, ,■
MacArthur & Co.; Lawson* Levy, A
Williams & Stern; Irving Lund-*
borg & Co.; Stone & Youngberg;
H. E. Work & Co.; Fred D. Blake *
& Co., and C. N. White & Co.
inclusive.
from 1977
Bond
of
v
Trust
as
members
Harris
cate:
National
Association,
3%s.
Savings
Francisco,
Due on Oct. 30, 1964.
3!40s.- Due
385,000
—
188, p. 1318—were awarded
syndicate headed
by the
a
&
„
Sale
t
on
314s. ;
455,000
»*
County, Calif.
The
$1,800,000 i
school building bonds offered Oct.
Oct. 30 from
Due
follows:
1965.
Los
Bond
,
,
.
$125,000 5s,
*
school
14—v.
Torrance Unified School District,
p.
City
Clerk,
sealed bids until 5.
and
"
group
est
Oct.
$1,000,000 port
composed of Phelps, Fenn
&
Co.;
Schoelkopf,. Hutton
&
Pomeroy, Inc., and Ira Haupt &
a
Sale—The $200,000
offered
bonds offered Oct. 20-—
1439—were awarded to
project
188,
v.
District,
ings Bank, of San Francisco.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fen¬
Smith; Dean Witter & Co.;
William R. Staats & Co.; J. Barth
& Co.; Stone & Youngberg; Shu¬
man, Agnew & Co.; Lawson, Levy,
Williams & Stern; H. E. Work &
-
;
inclusive.
1978
&
ner
1,.
1960 to
188, p."
1439—were awarded to the Bank*
Due on July 1 from
225,000 3y2s.
Other
school:
Dec.
1 from
School
Lorenzo
--Bond
1968 to 1973 inclusive.
Angeles, and Hill Richards & Co.,
jointly, at a price of 100.009, a net
interest cost of about 3.62%, as
•
San
Francisco, at
1965 to 1967 inclusive.
270,000 314s.
First
Los
3.45%,
45,000 314s.
1974
Dated
Dec.
Principal and in¬
terest
(J - D) < payable
at
the,
County Treasurer's office. Legal-C
ity approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of'
a
Due on July
$151,000 6s.
Contra Costa County,
-
sold
was
1968 inclusive.
4s.
1969
on
Nov. 5 for'
inclusive.
.1983
to
-
issue of $85,000
Due
to
35,000 41/2S.
.
Orinda Union School District,
Western
Chicago.
syndi¬
Co., San
Shearson,
Hammill & Co.;~ Kenower, MacArthur
&
Co.;
Wagenseller &
Durst, Inc., and Peters, Writer &
office,
agencies
Trust
5s.
51,000
Co.;
the
of
Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
bonds
at the County's fiscal
in New York City or
1,
1983.
members
fAmerican
bonds
are
dated Dec.
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
or
Dec.
on
Equitable
Securities
Corporation; California Bank, of
Los Angeles; Dean Witter & Co.;
Crocker-Anglo National Bank, of
San
Francisco;
Coffin & Burr;
Dec. 1
The
1
inclusive.
Portland;
inclusive!
1958.
and
Due
Dec.
on
1981
bonds
1959
Dec. 1, 1964
Dec. 1 from
Francisco; Security-First National
Bank,
of
Los
Angeles; R. H.
Moulton & Co.; Weeden & Co.;
First National Bank
of Oregon,
..
from
3.40s.
1982
Other
on
on
Due
to
'
:
Sale—An
$34,000
Dec. 1, 1963.
inclusive.
1969
3V4S.
V
.
Union School District, San
cate:
1970
800,000
par.
Los Angeles School Districts (P. O.
Los Angeles), Calif.
to
1966
4,800,000
offered
Due
Due
p.
Savings Bonk, of San Francisco,
a price of 100.16, as follows:
1 from
1965.
I,200,000 3s.
1563—were awarded to the Union
1983 inclusive.
cisco.
Alameda
on
"
21—v.
Due on Dec.
1962 inclusive.
800,000 3%s. Due
188,
Association, of San Francisco, at
a
price of 100.09, a net interest
Calif.
$10,000,000
Oct.
$1,600,000 5s.
1959 to
21—v.
Joaquin County, Calif.
1439—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by Blyth & Co.,
at a price of 100.03, a net interest
cost of about 3.28%, as follows:
a
Vista School District,
offered
Due
Bank
p.
and
La
Cajon Valley Union Sch. District,
Bond
Sale —The
bonds
Oct.
at
Oakland Unified School District,
Alameda County,
district
Bank of America National Trust &
and interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
1958.
on
$625,000
of America National Trust & Sav¬
-.•+
G.
cisco.
Bond Sale
Azusa City School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
188,
National
at
office.
Nov. 1 from
on
Alameda
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
price of
basis of about 3.74%.
Francisco,
bonds
a
America
Principal
payable
(J-D)
Treasurer's
purchase of
building
bonds.
bonds
1660—were awarded to Grande &
1959 to 1983
Dec. 15 from
offered
Ray
(PST)
a.m.
the
Alameda County, Calif.:
1972 inclusive.
improvement
obligation
Bond
Blue,
—
.
Nov. 1 from
on
Municipal Water District,
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $70,000 general
(PST) on Nov. 5 for the
purchase of $57,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1958.
on
inclusive,
Poway
building
County, Calif.
Offering—Jack
Sch. District,
Sacramento County, Calif.
V *
Bond
Offering
W.
H.
Dick, >
County Clerk, will receive sealed!
bids at his office in Sacramento :
from
1
1973 to 1983 inclusive.
a.nq.
Due
Nov.
on
Due
1964 to
Co.
V
A;
\'
v
Due
1960 to 1963
bonds
V
San Juan Union High
San Francisco.
$85,000 5s.
&
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland until
Trust & Savings Association, San
the
at
County Treasurer's office.
v.
of
Bank
Herrington
Francisco.
rick,
Dahlquist,
Sutcliffe, of San
Dec. 1 from 1959 to
on
1968 inclusive.
terest
the
inclusive.
1983
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality approved by Or¬
188,
Bond Sale—The $170,000 school
building bonds offered Oct. 23—
v.
188, p. 1563—were awarded to
to
1959
a
275,000 414s. Due
(PST) on Nov. 5 for the
purchase of $197,000 school bonds.
Dated Dec. 15, 1958. Due on Dec.
15
Co., at
follows:
as
a.m.
Bond
County, Calif.
a
bids at his office in Oakland until
school
Orange
District,
of Los Angeles;
Co., and John
price of 100.02,
net interest cost of about 4.20%,
G.
Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
group
California Bank,
225,000 4s.
County, Calif.
a
William R.-Staats &
Nuveen &
Alameda
Offering—Jack
to
composed of Blyth & Co Inc.; the
and
v
Mt. Eden School District,
cisco.
School
Co.,
&
awarded
—were
>■/
until 10
$585,000 school
bonds offered Oct. 14—v. 188, p.
1202
Bacon,
Co.
Weeden &
cisco.
LaHabra
1
cago; C. J. Devine & Co.; Hooker
& Fay; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland un¬
account:
School District,
Riverside County, Calif,
Bond Sale—The
on Dec.
1988 inclusive.
the
.
,
Union High
& Myers, of Los An-'
O'Melveny
geles.
.'.'A.
48,000 3%s. Due on Nov. 15 from
1975 to 1978 inclusive. !
Dec. 1 from
Due
to
•
.1968 to 1974 inclusive.
,
inclusive.
3%s.
in
on
-
~
Whipple & Co.; Bacon, Stevenson
& Co.;
California Bank of Los
Angeles; Continental Illinois Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Chi¬
of San Francisco.
Irvington School District, Alameda
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Jack G. Blue,
and 1967.
Perris
Due
1979
Others
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
Legality approved by Orrick,
inclusive.
1978
to
from
Bond
Hayward School District, Alameda
County, Calif.
Orange County, Calif.
,
&
auer
CALIFORNIA
Anaheim Union
1971
&
3.94%.
84,000 31'2s. Due on Nov. 15 from
1970.
and
Smith; J. Barth & Co.; John Nu& Co.; Stone & Youngberg
Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Lawson,
Levy, Williams & Stern; Irving
Lundborg & Co.; Blake & Co., and
C. N. White & Co., as 4s, at a
23,000 314s. Due on Nov. 15, 1966
Dec. 1 from
on
1967
750,000 314s.
Esparto Union School District,
Yolo County, Calif.
Dated April 1, 1958. Due on April
Bond Sale—The $16,000 school
1 from 1961 to 1998 inclusive. In¬
terest A-O. Legality approved by bonds offered Oct. 15—v. 188, p.
Rose,
Meek,
House,
Barron 1439—were awarded to J. B. Hanstudent
Due
to
net interest
as follows:
a
3.48%,
50,000 41/2S. Due on Dec. 1 1963.
100,000 3s.' Due on Dec. 1, 1969
veen
Bond Offering—Secretary J.
bids until
1963
188, p. 1318—were awarded
of America National Trust & Sav¬
Smith
Trustees
a
about
$250,000 5s.
Merrill
College
Little Rock), Ark.
of
to
of
cost
ings Association, of San Francisco;
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
ARKANSAS
Philander
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond bale — The
$1,500,000
school building bonds offered Oct.
21—v.
price of 100.0001,
a
Cerritos Junior College District,
_
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
ALABAMA
Monday, October 27, 1958
•.
.
.
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
first
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1760)
bonds
188,
p.
follows:
1563—were;
$100,000 Santa Rosa County bonds '
to James F. Magurno & Co.,
_
of Clearwater.
"
100,000 Osceola Countv bonds to
Beil & Hough, of St. Peters"
.
burg.
Additional
"
Sale
—
Marion County and
The
$450,00#
$425,000 Ala-
-
Volume
188
Number
5789
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1761)
chua County issues of State School
time
awarded
were
•
Cook
bonds offered at the same
revenue
to
bonds
revenue
F.
&
'
All
—
awarded
were
Magurno
Clearwater.
Note
—
to
nental
of
Co.,
Trust
above
issues
part of the original amount of
$12,455,000 unsuccessfully offered
on
Sept. 16—v. 188, p. 1203.
are
Florida
State
Board .of
of
awarded
Ira
to
a
Oct.
group
21
of
Co.;
Co.;
"Clement A. Evans &
Co., Inc.;
First Southeastern
Co.; Rand &
Co.; Interstate Securities Corp.;
'
'
at
a
follows:-
\
Due
June
on
;
•
Sale
from
Brevard
bonds
I
School
the
Surf tide,
•
Florida
Offering — Town
Clerk
Wilner announces that the
Council will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 10
for the purchase of $375,000 park-'
t
ing bonds,
-
*$225,000
follows:
as
Series
B
-
■
.
1958
of
Principal and interest
-
-
.
payable
'
the
at
First National
Beach.
.:
'
'
(M-N)
Beach
■.
-
ILLINOIS
.
County, Princeton
High
School District No. 500 (P. O.
Princeton), III.
*
Bond
Offering — Ja m e s
H.
Lowry, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
"
"
until
7:30
(CST) on
Oct. 27 for the purchase of
$725,000 school building bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1 from
1959
to
M-N.
man
1968
p.m.
inclusive.
Interest
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
of
&
Certificates Offered
Chatters,
receive
(CST)
City
sealed
—
Carl H.
Comptroller,
bids
until
will
11
a.m.
Nov. 5 for the purchase
of $25,000,000 water works
system
on
certificates of indebtedness. Dated
Nov. 1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1 from
1964
to
1983
and interest
inclusive.
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
City's fiscal agency in New York
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
&
man
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
Offering
—
Bids will
Center construction
July 1, 1958.
bonds.
Dated
Due on July 1, 1995.
County School District No.
163 (P. O. Park Forest), III.
Bond
Sale—The $350,000 school
Oct. 6—v. 188, p.
bonds
offered
1440
were
—
awarded
to
a
group
composed of McDougal* & Con¬
don; H. J. Watson & Co.; Munici¬
pal Bond Corp., and Quail & Co.
inclusive.
the
188,
bids
Principal
submitted
were
foregoing
bonds
offered
Stevenson
&
&
-
& Co., FitzpatCo., Gregory &
Corbett
&
Pickard,
when
Oct.
on
Clark
bonds.
Masten
&
Co.,
1960
1, 1958.
to
Due
inclu¬
1976
to
1976
White & Co.
and
Kane
Counties
188, p.
1563—were awarded to
1995
Township
Trustee,
bonds,
as
interest cost of about
.
Due
$32,500
School
Due
Dec.
1
Due
on
The
J 958.
bonds
Interest
are
dated
J-D.
Nov.
Bond
Town
ceive
"
Dated
will receive auction bids at 8 p.m.
(EST) on Oct. 30 for the purchase
$690,000 school building rev¬
of
1
from
bonds.
1961
Due
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
on
1
Nov.
1, 1958.
1959 to-1978
from
to
Oct.
1, 1958. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
and interest
McCrachen County (P. O.
Farmers Bank & Trust Company,
of Knox.
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
Nov.
on
from
1
1960
to
1970 inclusive.
Bond
bonds
Offering—Leo
Welch,
will re¬
sealed
bids
until
2:30
p.m.
(CST)
on Oct. 30 for the purchase
$30,000 fire department build¬
ing and equipment bonds. Dated
Indianapolis.
Neikam,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 28 for
the
purchase
of
$190,000
first
mortgage
Oct.
1,
bonds.
revenue
1958.
Due
on
Dated
July 1 from
apolis.
and interest
other
the
bank
trust
or
York
in
by
Bridge
company
City agreed
purchaser
Bond
and
upon
from
the
000
City
sealed
and
oral
will
bids
receive
In addition the entire issue will
until 4
p.m.
carry an extra 1% interest
Feb. 1, 1959 to Nov. 1, 1959.
(CST) on Oct. 27 for the purchase
$109,000 bridge bonds. Dated
1, 1958.
1960
to
Due
1969
on
office.
Nov. 1 from
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
KANSAS
Kansas
Town
receive
of
bids
until
7
will
p.m.
(CST)
1,
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
on Nov. 3 for the purchase
$245,000 waterworks refunding
and
improvement
Dated
1
Nov.
from
revenue
1, 1958.
1960
to
Due
1992
bonds.
on
Sept.
inclusive.
Maine
$495,000 school
construction bonds offered Oct. 16
—v.
to
188,
p.
1564—were awarded
of Coffin &;
Burr; Townsend, Dabney & Ty¬
son;
W. E. Hutton & Co., and
Lyons & Shafto, as 3%s, at a price
a
group composed
of 100.30.
$3,000,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered Oct.
22—v. 188, p. 1564—were awarded
to a group headed by the Chemi¬
cal Corn Exchange Bank, New
York City, at a price of 100.02, a
eral
as
Bond Sale—The
City School District, Kan.
Bond Sale—The
net
from
MAINE
G or ham,
inclusive.
Principal
and interest payable at the City
Treasurer's
inclusive;
$23,000 3.80s,
of
Nov.
May 1 from
and
due on May 1
on
1973
to
from 1974 to 1978 inclusive.
City, Iowa
Clerk,
1978 inclusive.
33/4s, due
1961
Offering—Walker D. Shel-
lady,
1974 to
65,000 Series B bonds, for $42,-
interest
cost
of
about
3.07%,
Portland, Maine
s
$875,000 per¬
improvement bonds of¬
fered Oct. 16—v. 188, p. 1564—
were
awarded to Shields & Co.,
as 3s, at a price of 100.98, a basis
Bond
Sale—The
manent
of about 2.88%.
follows:
$1,650,000
and
MARYLAND
3V4S.
Oct.
1
Due
from
April
on
1959 to
1
1969
Baltimore
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Edward J. Sud-
188, p.
$150,000 Series A bonds, for $96,000 3%s, due on May 1 from
1961
to
1973
inclusive; and
$54,000 3.80s, due on May 1
Nov.
1,350,000 3s.
Whiteland, Ind.
16—v.
1, 1958. Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Davenport Bank & Trust Com¬
pany, in Davenport, and at such
revenue
Nov. 1, 1978.
on
Harbison School Bldg. Corporation
Bond Offering—Delcas
Oct.
Jones, Inc., and Arnold & Crane,
jointly, as follows:
P.
Clerk-Treasurer,
offered
1319—were awarded to Scharff &
bonds.
Due
Iowa
of
'»
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
KENTUCKY
Ashland, Ky.
/
Bond Offering—The City Clerk
inclusive., Principal and interest
1977 inclusive.
payable at the Second National
32,500 Civil Township bonds. Due* Bank, of Ashland.
Legality ap¬
on Jan.
1 from 1961 to 1977
proved by Wyatt,
Grafton
&
inclusive,
Grafton, of Louisville.
Griffith, Ind.
ing,
Dec. 1 from
1967 to 1972 inclusive.
Nov.
and-interest
Commission.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Schaffer, Necker & Co.
from
1959 to 1966 inclusive.
450,000 3V4S.
clusive..
Dated
enue
Township
Jan.
on
McDonald-Moore & Company, and
New
on
receive
New
follows:
$475,000 3s.
park bonds.
Due on
Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
Rogers,
follows:
as
Dated
Bank,
of par, a net
will
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on
Oct. 31 for the purchase of
$65,000
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1961 to 1982 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Chicago; City
Dubois County State Bank, in Jas*
National Bank & Trust
Co., Kan¬
per.
Legality approved by Ross,
sas City; Blunt Ellis &
Simmons,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
and White-Phillips
Co., at a price
Savings
Due Oh
1969 in¬
*
Bond Offering—Herman
2,700,000 bridge
group composed of Harris Trust
&
1960 to
300,000.00
in¬
& Co., J. A. Overton &
Co., Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inci,
Com¬
munity Unit School District No. 427
:
(P. O. Sycamore), III.
Due
1988
Washington Twps. (P. O. R. R. 2,
Knox), Ind.
(P. O. Dubois), Ind.
DeKalb
to
from
1, 1958. Principal
(M-N) payable at
Trust Co., Peru, or at the First
the State Fiscal Agency, in TdNational Bank of Chicago.
Legal¬ peka. Legality approved by Stinity approved by Ross, McCord, Ice son, Mag, Thomson, McEvers &
& Miller, of Indianapolis.
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
inclusive.
fray & Hopwood, Rauscher, Pierce
Oct. 1, 1958.
& Co., Schmidt, Roberts &
Due semi-annually
Parke,
Shaughnessy & Co., Singer, Deane from July 1, 1959 to July 1, 1966,
&
Scribner,.. John Small & Co., inclusive. Legality approved by
Third National Bank in
Nashville, Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Tilney & Co., Union Planters Na¬
tional Bank, Memphis and R. D.
1959
opening bonds.
1
clusive.
revenue
1958.
Callable as of June 1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Wabash Valley
Feb. 1 from
on
Hutton
E.
Co.,
Co., Piper, Jaf-
1,
Nov.
of
1967.
15—
Others in the group: Coffin &
Burr,'' Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day, Roosevelt & Cross, Tripp &
Co., Inc., Goodbody & Co., E. F.
&
Milwaukee
works
Nov.
from
street
on
.
and
sewer
•
1977 to
Co., New York, Goodbody &
Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;
Luce, Thompson & Crowe, In©.,
Granger & Co.
A.
Nov.
1,670,000 4s. Due
Trust
Co.,
Dated
1970
Co., First Cleveland Corp., Fulton,
& Co., Federation Bank &
&
water
1
(CST)
purchase
p.m.
the
Dated
Dec.
Due
Reid
McDonald-Moore
for
paving,
?
240,000 4j/4S. Due
Co., Continental
Co., Salt Lake City,
Cunningham, * Schmertz
&
Co.,
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co., Dittmar &
Co., Dreyfus & Co., EddleFahey,
the purchase of $2,107,070.09
improvement bonds, as follows:
,
&
Co.,
C. Bond,
—
Bank & Trust
man-Pollok
Finance, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m.
(CST) on Oct. 28
^
Childs
North
and
Paducah), Ky.
Offering —A. T. Houser,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
sive.
bids until 10:30 a.m.(CST) on Oct.
30 for the purchase of $300,000
INDIANA
school building bonds. Dated Nov.
IOWA
Bartholomew County (P. O.
1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1 from 1959
to 1978 inclusive.
Principal and
Columbus), Ind.
Burlington, Iowa
interest
Bond Offering — Faye R.
(M-N)
payable at the
Bond Offering — Robert'
Hill,
County ' Auditor,
will
receive Schlampp, City Clerk, will re¬ Peoples First National Bank &
Trust Co., of Paducah.
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on ceive sealed and oral
Legality
bids until
Oct. 28 for the purchase of $600,- 10 a.m.
Skaggs,
Hays
&
(CST) on Oct. 28 for the approved by
000 hospital bonds. Dated Nov.
1, purchase of $225,000 sewer bonds.. Fahey of Louisville.
1958.
Due
semi-annually
from Dated Nov. 1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1
LOUISIANA
July 1, 1959 to July 1, 1978, inclu¬ from 1960 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
sive. Legality approved by Ross, cipal and interest
(M-N) payable Allen Parish, Oakdale Recreation
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬ at the County Treasurer's office. District No. 1 (P. O. Oakdale), La.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 public
apolis.
Legality approved by Chapman &
"-r*
improvement bonds offered Oct.
Cutler, of Chicago.
Evansville, Ind.
14—v. 188, p. 1204—were awarded
Bond S a 1 e
The $2,200,000
Davenport, Iowa
to the Calcasieu Marine National
sewage works improvement rev¬
Bond Offering—F. A. Hass, City Bank, of Lake Charles, as 3*&S, at
enue bonds offered Oct. 22—v.
188, Clerk, will receive sealed and a price of par.
*
p. 1564—were awarded to a group
oral bids until 10 a.m.
(CST) on
St. Mary Parish, Fifth Ward
headed
by Shields & Co., at a Nov. 19 for the purchase of
$4,Special School District No. 1
price of par, as follows:
200,000 bonds, as follows:
(P. O. Franklin), La.
$290,000 5s. Due on Feb. 1 from
$1,500,000 bridge revenue bonds.
Bond Sale—The $215,000 school
1959 to 1969 inclusive.
Sons.
Burns,
F.
12
$1,150,000
1661.
p.
>
Wulz,
Administration
Dec. 1 from
on
(J-D) payable at the
serially from
Wells,. Inc., Robert W. Baird &
3.17%,
'Cook
Due
1977
bonds.
& Co., DempseyTegeler & Co., Farwell, Chapman
Co., Mullaney, Wells & Co., F.
S. Yantis & Co., C. S. Ashmun
Co.,
Ballman
&
Main,
Barret,
a
received until Oct. 27 for the pur¬
chase
of
$26,000,000
Exposition
p.m.
sanitary bonds. Dated
to
&
v..
be
2
received until Nov. 5 for the pur¬
of $300,000 school building
Atlanta,
Co., Alex.
Bond Sale—The $925,000 school
building bonds offered Oct. 22—
*
Chicago Metropolitan Fair and
Exposition Authority, III.
until
chase
Inc.
C.
sealed bids until 1
Nov.
Washington County Community
High School District, III.
Bond Offering — Bids will be
Georgia,
Pacific Northwest
Chicago, III.
bids
Nov. 3 for the purchase
originally
.
bids
sealed
on
1, 1958.
for
Bank,
Fitch,
Bureau
Offering—W. A. McPhail,
Board of Trustees, will
and interest
Commerce,
Co.,
Bank, in Miami
Legality of both issues approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
III.
of
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive $1,807,070.09
American National Bank & Trust
Seattle, First Na¬
Memphis, American
Bank, Chicago, F. W.
Craigie^, &
Co.,*
Fidelity-Union
Trust Co., Newark,
Kean, Taylor
& Co., King, Quirk & Co.,
Peoples
National
Bank,- Charlottesville,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Andrews
March
Miami
of
Bond Offering—Laura
on
District,
1959
National
■
inclusive.
Due
as
Wichita, Kansas
Offering — Ralph
Bond
Director
for
Peru, Ind.
of April
as
Dec.
Dallas,
Shearson,
Co., Barr Brothers &
&
Co.
tional
r
on
Sanitary
of $2,000,000
Sons, Hirsch & Co., National Bank
Beach First National Bank, in
«.
Miami Beach, or at its correspondent bank, the Chemical
;-.
Corn Exchange Bank, of New
York City. ,>
i
150,000 Series 1958 bonds. Dated
Due
(CST)
v,
Co., Eldredge
riek, Sullivan &
est (J-J) payable at the Miami
1988
Callable
Indianapolis. Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller,, of
Indianapolis.
•
of
receive
Coffin & Burr, Francis I. duPont
Principal and inter-j.
1959 to
Clerk
& Co., HornWeeks, William Blair &
&
/
from
Bond
Bank,
Brown
July 1, 1958. Due on
July 1 from 1960 to 1984 inT
1
follows:
as
pay¬
Bank,
clusive.
Rockford
;
Bacon,
j
Bonds.
March 1/-1958.
p.m.
able at the Indiana National
of
&
Trust
Dated
elusive.
syndi¬
Co., J. C. Bradford & Co., Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
City Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Chi¬
cago, City National Bank, Kansas
City, Julien Collins & Co., Dominick & Dominick, Geo. B. Gibbons
& Co., Inc., W. E. HuttOh &
'Cb.,
Town
•
4
2,700,000 Series B bonds.
April 1, 1988. Callable
April 1, 1960.
Pressprich
Hammill
Bond
Jack
W.
tional
same
day were awarded to Pierce, Car-r
rison, Wulbern, Inc.
•
until
1, 1969.
Merle-Smith, Hallgarten & Co., Hemphill, Noyes &
Co.,
Marine Trust
Company of Westr
ern New
York, Buffalo, First Na¬
$400,000
offered
bonds,
Note—No
Dick
State
.County
Revenue
the
bids
will
Nov. 3 for the purchase
$4,550,000 Centennial Bridge
clusive.
Chemical
c°.
1
The
—
•
;
1
June
on
from 1969 to 1979 inclusive.
Additional
-
Duer
of
Manager,
D.
on
revenue
of
members
t
e r
$1,850,000 Series A bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
&
3.29%.
blower &
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
1,615,000 3.90s.
about
R.
:v
$935,000 4s.
f
Bank
Principal and interest (M-S)
Ro b
Salomon
Bros.; & Company, of Rockford.
Legality
Hutzler, Equitable Securities Cor¬ approved by Chapman &
Cutler,
poration, John
Nuveen
&
Co.1/ of Chicago.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Co., Inc., and Ralph A.
price of 100.02, a net
interest cost of about
3.91%, as
Potts
all
National
—
City
sealed
(CST)
of
Jr.,
Philadelphia,
Atwill and
-
p.
National Bank of Oregon, Port¬
land,
Goldman,
Sachs
&
Co.;
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Blair & Co.,
Inc., Philadelphia National Bank,
Haupt & Co.; Baxter &
& Co., Inc.; Bache &
Blair
J
188,
a
Corn
Exchange
Guaranty Trust Co., both
of New York, J. P.
Morgan & Co.,
Lehman Brothers, C. J. Devine &
Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co., Glore,
Forgan & Co., Shields & Co., First
were
composed
to
Bank,
Sale—The $2,550,000 Du¬
County State School revenue
offered
Co.,
cate:
Education
Bond
bonds
Illinois
Other
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
val
21—v.
Chicago, First
National City Bank, of New York
City, and Halsey, Stuart & Co., as
3%s, at a price of 100.44, a basis
'
the
of
Oct.
awarded
syndi¬
cate headed
by the First National
Bank, Northern Trust Co., Conti¬
The
$700,000
Hillsborough County State School
j
receive
offered
1563—were
Sale
Island, III.
Offering
Heitsch,
bonds
Pierce,
Carrison, Wulbern, Inc., of Jack¬
Additional
Rock
Bond
-
$25,000,000 Ex-*
pressway,* Series D (limited tax)
sonville.
James
County (P. O. Chicago), III.
Bond Sale—The
49
Oct.
Due
from
1
on
1970
April 1 and
to
1978
in¬
in
Bond Offering—Michael J. Bir-i
mingham, County Executive, will
receive sealed
clusive.
Others
County (P. O. Towsonh;
Maryland
the
account:
Kuhn,
Loeb & Co.; Weeden & Co.; J. C.
Bradford & Co.; E. F. Hutton &
Co.; New York Hanseatic Cor¬
poration; A. G. Edwards & Sons,
and John Small & Co., Inc.
bids
until
11
auHir
(EST) on Nov. 6 for the purchase
of $11,500,000 bonds, as follows:
,
$6,000,000 public facilities school
bonds.
Due
on
Nov.
1960 to 1988 inclusive.
pal and interest
1
from
Princi-;
(M-N)
pay-
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1762)
able
of
Trust
Union
the
at
Flushing Community Sch. District,
Michigan
Co.
Baltimore.
Maryland, in
Bond
5,500,000 general public facilities
bonds.
Due on Nov. 1 from
headed by Halsey, Stu¬
art
&
Co., Inc., at a price of
100.008, a
net
interest cost of
about 4.08%, as follows:
(M-N) pay¬
Mercantile-Safe
pal and interest
the
at
Deposit
/
more.
The
bonds
be
approved
a
group
1,. $160,000
Nov.
dated
are
will
and
1958
Balti¬
Co.,
Trust
&
5s.
Due
to
1959
to
as
1963
to
1964
(State of)
will receive sealed bids until;
for the
12
■»
Barnstable, Mass.
Bond
Sale—An
loan
sewer
of $47,000
sold to (Jie
issue
bonds
was
of
Hyannis,
Nov.
Nov.
15,
from
price of
a
'•'%;/
•'
15
sive.
2.90s, at
as
to
1967
Principal and interest
able
the
at
Second
on
inclu¬
Bank
pay¬
State
-
Street Trust Company, of Boston.
Bristol
County
(P.
O.
Taunton),
Massachusetts
Sale—The
Bond
fr
$195,000
court
house
bonds
188,
1661—were awarded to W.
p.
offered
Oct.
21—v.
E. Button & Co., and Weeden &
Co., jointly, as 2%s, at a price of
J00.05, a basis of about 2.74%.
Sale —The
nicipal
relief
$100,000
mu¬
offered
Oct.
bonds
16—v. 188, p. 1564—were awarded
Harkness & Hill, Inc., as 2,40s,
to
at
price of
about 2,36%.
a
100.05,
basis
a
of
Sale—The $250,000 park¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 15—v. 1.83,
awarded
to
Hem¬
phill, Noyes & Co., as 3.20s, at a
price of 100.22, a basis of about
*3.16%.
Maiden, Mass.
Bond
1601—were
man,
Sachs
price
of
2.39%.
&
awarded
Co.,
fund¬
to
Gold¬
2.40s, at
as
100.03, a basis of about
%
.■■■v.-rv:7
&
~
improvement
Oct.
22—v.
awarded
Co.,
basis
a
p.
to George
3.20s,
as
300.55,
of
water;1
bonds
188,
at
City School District, Mich.
Offering — John Macfie,
Secretary of Board of Education,
Note
receive
of¬
1661—
Public
Bond
building
Oct.
16
until
on
Dated
Dec.
inclusive.
payable
1
Dec.
from
Principal
at
the
11
a.m.
1959
and
First
1,
to
1958.
1978
offered
1441
were
—
composed
group
of
net interest cost of
a
$120,000 4%s.
to
Due
Legality approved
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
Weymcuth, Mass.
.
Bond
purpose
Offering
—
The
Rogers City, Mich.
Bond
Sale—The
v.
188,
bonds
$184,000 water
bonds
.
*
awarded
to
a
Nov.
on
from
1
clusive.
Due
to
offered
McDonald-Moore &
Oct.
22—
1963.
from
Note
Offering—Helen
Johnson,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
4
(EST)
p.m.
Oct.
on
purchase of $40,000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated Oct. 1,
Due
and
or
Jan.
on
15, 1959.
interest
Prin¬
payable
trust company
at
a
designated
the purchaser.
by
Lakeview Public
School
District
Note
Sale—An
ovver,
issue
was
of
Township Sch. District
(P. O. 26524 John R,
10
receive
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
M.
bids
Oct.
on
uiitil
28
8
the
for
purchase of $250,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes.
Dated Oct.
16, 1953.
Due on June 30, 1959.
Principal
interest payable at a bank or
trust company designated by the
and
purchaser.
Royal
Oak T wp. School District
No. 10 (P. O. Madison Heights),
Michigan
Bond Offering—Lois M. Myers,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
(EST) on Oct. 28 for the
purchase
of
$1,000,000
school
building bonds, as follows:
p.m.
$750,000
Series
Oct.
1
I bonds.
from
1960
Due
to
on
in¬
1934
Series
Oct.
II
from
1
Dated
bonds.'
Due
1960-to
1,
1958.
callable
are
on
Paddock
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
(EST)
Nov. 12 for the purchase of
group
com-
Pbsed of Tucker, Anthony & R,
L.
Day, F. S. Moselev & Co., Let*
Higginson Corp., Estabrook &
Co.,
and Harkness &
Hill, Inc., as 3.20s,
at a price of
100.19, a basis of
about 3.17%.
MICHIGAN
Second
Program
1958.
1963
Sanitary
Sewer
Special
provement
Assessment
bonds.
Due
Dated
Im¬
Oct.
of
Bonds
order
in
after
or
on
inverse
nu¬
Oct.
1.
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at a banlt. or .trust com¬
Oct. 1 from 1959 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
70,000
Township
sealed
(EST)
of
bids
for
to
8
offered Oct.
&
Offering—Florence Wins-
National Bank, of
Legality approved
by
Dickinson,
Wright,
Davis,
McKean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
Amercian
(P. O.
trust
or
tional
May
company
Haven
Twp.,
School District No.
4
Maple Grove
(P. O. R. 3,
Haven), Mich.
Offering—Charles E. Hal-
lock, Secretary of Board
cation,
until
will
8
receive
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
of Edu¬
Oct.
on
28
purchase of $90,000 school
and
building bonds.
Dated
site
Dec.
1,
1958.
Due
June
on
1
from 1959 to 1984 inclusive.* Prin¬
cipal and interest
at
bank
a
(J-D)
trust
or
payable
company
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Can-
suitable
188,
v.
—
South
Lake
School District
a
tax
sold
to
East
&
anticipation
the
First
notes
State
was
Bank
to
1972
Company,
jointly,
to
Note Offering—Charles L. Cur¬
Feb.
from
1
additional
bear
in¬
1958
Qui Parle County (P. O.
Madison), Minn.
County
Auditor,
—
A.
Gloege,
receive
4
for
low,
Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30
p.m. (CST)
on
Nov. 5 for the
purchase of
$42,000 general obligation water
supply system bonds.
1, 1958. Due on Oct.
to
1978
interest
or
the
trust
1
Dated July
from 1960
inclusive.
Principal and
(A-O) payable at a bank
designated by
Legality approved
company
purchaser.
by
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Paddock
&
(EST)
bids until 7:30
Nov. 5 for the pur¬
chase of $450,000 general
building
and site bonds. Dated
July
p.m.
on
1, 1957.
Due
on
June
1
from
1960 to
1986
inclusive.. Bonds due in 1972 and
thereafter
are
inverse
Offering
—
Almeda
Hart-
Secretary of Board of
County Road Commissioners, will
man,
receive
(EST)
sealed
on
bids
until
11
" Principal
1,
M-N. Legality approved by Miller,
on
on
or
any
interest
after June
payable at
the
manager
of
the
account
purchasing the bonds. Legality
ap¬
1959
to
Canfield,
Detroit.
1973
inclusive.
Paddock
&
of
Dated Dec.
sealed
Nov. 6
special
bonds.
Due on Dec. 1
1, 1958.
interest
and
payable
Sauk Centre, Minn.
Bond
Offering
to
1978
City
Ferd G. Bofg-
—
Clerk,
will
receive
bids until 7:30>p.m.
Oct.
for
the
(CST)
purchase of
from 1959 to 1973 inclusive.
and
Legality approved by Dor¬
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart, of Minneapolis.
sey,
Sale—The
$100,000
im¬
provement bonds offered Oct. 16
—v.
188, p. 1565—were awarded
to the American National Bank,
of St. Paul, at a price of par, a
interest
cost
of
follows
about
-
30,000
1967 inclusive.
3V4S.
from
1968
Due
to
on
1973
March
1
inclusive.
In addition the entire issue will
carry
Dec.
an
extra
2%
improvement
1, 1958. Due
$135,000
Dated Dec.
bonds.
Dec. 1
on
Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at any
suitable
bank
designated
by
the
Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Swift
interest from
1, 1958 to March 1, 1959.
County (P. O.
^Benson),
Minnesota
Bond
Offering—Arthur
E. Nel¬
County Auditor, will receive
son,
sealed
on
Due on March 1 from
to
1961
3.18%,
:
$70,000 3s.
28
purchaser.
Mankato, Minn.
as
a
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart,
of Minneapolis.
chaser.
net
at
mutually agreeable to the
Council and the purchaser.
on
Interest
Stone,
Sannwald,
will
interest
payable at any suitable banking
institution designated by the pur¬
Bond
1,
1960 to
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive. Prin¬
sealed
1960
a.m.
Nov. 3 for the purchase
Principal and interest (J-D)
a bank to be
designated
order
payment date
by
Bond
Paw), Mich.
of
$46,000 South Haven Town¬
ship Sanitary Sewer bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1958. Due on May 1 from
numerical
1971.
callable, in
Paw
Clerk,
in¬
clusive.
from
receive
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
for the purchase of $72,000
assessment
improvement
City
(CST)
purchase of
the
from
1
Nov.
Dated
1
New Ulm, Minn.
mann,
Feb.
1, 1959.
Principal and in¬
payable at
any
suitable
bank designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis.
$160,000 general obligation drain¬
age bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1958. Due
on
1969,
bear
inclusive.
City
J.
will
to
until 3:30 p.m.
sealed bids
Nov.
in¬
terest
cipal
Offering
Feb.
on
Bond Offering—A. C.
Feb. 1 from
on
1967
Certificates
bonds.
Due
bank
Lac
on
Detroit), Mich.
were
inclusive.
Bond
(P. 0. 24675 Lasher Road,
—
Aug. 1, 1959.
at
Southfield Public Schools District
water
1.80% from Dec. 1,
terest of
Detroit, and the Detroit Bank
Trust
,
1978 inclusive.
to
1963
to
—
Feb. 1 from
on
on
1971
bonds
The
of
2.75%.
1442
p.
6,000 3.70s. Due
1969
as
Offering
D. A. Nelson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
3 for the purchase of $33,000 im¬
1969
$40,000
1968 inclusive.
to
1961
1959.
3.24%,
1960
from
1
Bond
1958.
Jaffray & Hopprice of par, as follows:
$16,000 3.30s. Due
(P. O.
St. Clair Shores), Mich.
Note Sale—An issue of $200,-
Minne¬
of
awarded to Piper,
wood, at
1,
Morningside, Minn.
desig¬
Legality
bank
Marquart,
Sale—The
20
from
Nov.
1, 1959 to Nov.
May
works improvement bonds offered
Oct.
ll/2%
of
about
of
from
1
provement
Bond
addi¬
additional interest of 1% from
Ceylon, Minn.
for the
1976
bear
$20,000 2.70s, due on
inclusive.
apolis.
bids
to
1971
1959 to
Nov.
on
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
&
on.
in¬
1970
$15,000 3s, due 011
Nov. X from 1964 to 1966 in¬
clusive; and $15,Q00 31/2s, due
interest pay¬
by the purchaser.
Barber
to
Bonds
cost
Nov.
Frank Meglen,
Principal and
any
on-
in¬
clusive;
—
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 5
for the purchase of $700,000 gen¬
at
1966
1967
interest
follows:
No. 692,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
able
due
to
■
M innesota
Bond Offering
nated
3s,
1964
from
1
1,
est
Indep. Sch. Dist.
on
in¬
50,000 certificates of indebtedness
at a price of par, a net inter¬
,
Babbitt
from
1
inclusive.
by the purchaser.
designated
due
1963
to
$105,000
Nov.
on
Due June 27,
Principal and interest pay¬
bank
2.70s,
clusive; and $60,000 33/is, due.
Oct. 27, 1958.
a
a
1960
from
1
Nov.
the
for
Moor¬
clusive; $115,000 3V2S, due
purchase of $250,000 school notes.
at
from
1
Nov.
bids until 7:30
27
of
net interest
3.43%, as fol¬
par,
about
clusive;
Oct.
Bank
$155,000
Nov.
Secretary of Board of Education,
1959.
of
lows:
Michigan
Dated
State
of
cost
Note Offering—Edward Greiser,
on
com¬
National
follows:
as
price
Ave., Willow Run),
(EST)
group
$435,000 improvement bonds at a
Ypsilanti Township, Willow Run
p.m.
a
American
Wood
Caldwell, / Phillips
Co.,
Hammill & Co., and
head,
sive.
„
tis, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
terest
(A-O)
payable
at
the tion,
will
receive
sealed
bids
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 27 for
ity approved by Miller, Canfield, the purchase of
$500,000 tax an¬
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
ticipation notes.
Dated
Oct.
8,
1958. Due on Sept. 1,
\L959. Prin¬
Nankin Mills School District
(P. O.
cipal and interest payable at a
333444 Ann Arbor
Trail, Garden. bank or trust
company designated
City), Mich.
by the purchaser.
Bond Offering
Arch W. Arp,
Secretary of Board of Education,
Van Buren County (P. O.
will receive sealed
Co.,
Shearson,
Community
will receive sealed
to
the
of
posed
188, p. 1662—
Bank of St. Paul, Harold E.
Pontiac.
1800 Forest
Sale—The
indebtedness
of
20—v.
awarded
were
—
Augusta, Mich.
Bond
certificates
and
pur¬
Supply
Dated July
Schools District
Certificate
p. m.
the
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Public
will,
interest,
1, 1958 to April 1, 1960.
$485,000 general obligation bonds
re¬
Water
bonds.
from
1
1.40%
extra
an
Bond and
Due on Sept. 1 from
1966 inclusive.
Principal
1958.
1960
will
until
3
$35,000
System No. 1
1,
Clerk,
Nov.
on
chase
Oct.
on
Moorhead, Minn.
Offering—James E. Sect-
erlin,
Due
In addition the entire issue
ol
designated by the purchaser. eral obligation high school build¬
Legality
approved
by
Miller,
ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of on Jan. 1 from 961 to 1974 inclu¬
Bond
4s.
from Dec.
Bond
Due on Oct. 1 from*
inclusive.
1971
to
1972 to 1978 inclusive.
pany
1,
on
1967
from
1
Oct.
on
1966 inclusive.
40,000 3.90s.
carry
18,000 3.90s. Due
oil
Stone,
&
Due
3s.
1960 to
in¬
1984
1974.
000
Lybolt,
$35,000
interest
any
after Nov. 1,
or
Jaffray & Hopwood, as
follows:
inverse
MINNESOTA
Aug.
merical
sold to Ken-
Midland, Mich.
Offering — Kenneth W.
City Clerk, will receive
and
1969
in
composed of J. M. Dain
group
and Piper,
7
both issues due in 1975 and there¬
after
MacArthur & Company.
Bond
in¬
1933
a
Co., Inc.; Allison-Williams Co.,
Waterford Township (P. O.
able
clusive.
250,000
on
on
ceive
Heights), Mich.
Offering—Lois
Myers,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
order
Canfield,
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
$250,-
in
callable
are
to
Pontiac), Mich.
(P. O. St. Clair Shores), Mich.
000 school notes
due
to
$145,000 gen¬
obligation sanitary sewer im¬
&
Due
Principal
Detroit.
Co., and H. V.
South
County (P. O. Crystal Falls),
1958.
and interest
payable
at
the Detroit
Bank & Trust Company, in De¬
troit. Legality approved by Miller,
Royal Oak
South
June 1
on
1,
1960
Bonds
thereafter
Sattley & Co.
inclusive.
1984
May
revenue
1565—were awarded to
p.
June 1 from
on
Michigan
000
various
totaling $1,685,000
offered Oct. 21—v.
188, p. 1661—
..were
Dated
Sale—The
provement bonds offered Oct. 15*
188, p. 1442—were awarded
of $900,-
sewer
(M-N)
$12,-
<
bonds.
and
chaser.
Detroit.
inclusive.
1972
180,000 4s.
1973
follows:
interest
National
Bank of Boston.
.
a
100.0003,
1958.
Nov. 6 for the purchase
of $940,000 off-street
parking ga¬
Due
to
bonds
p.
27 for the
on
bonds.
—v.
water
Bond
—
3 for the purchase
000
numerical
Mich.
$300,000 school
188,
v.
about 4.03%, as
bank
rage
5
Harris & Co.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and Mc¬
Donald-Moore & Co., at a price
cipal
(EST)
until
Stranahan,
Offering — Francis E. J.
Callaghan, City Treasurer, will
bids
bids
District,
site
and
—
awarded
Springfield, Mass.
sealed
Schools
Sale—The
P. Fogg
price of
Bond
-receive
sealed
p.m.
(EST) on Oct. 28 for the
purchase of $300,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes.
Dated Nov.
1, 1958,
Due on June 30, 1959.
Principal
and
interest payable at a
bank
or
trust company designated by
the purchaser.
3.13%.
a
about
p.m.
Garden
Iron
Sale—The $100,000
supply
Mayes,
receive sealed
will
8
Nov.
payment date
Note
D.
(EST) on Oct.
30 for the purchase
of $68,000
Sidewalk Special Assessment Dis¬
trict No. 462 bonds.
Dated Sept.
1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 from 1960
to 1963 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at a bank
or
trust company designated by
the purchaser.
Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
.
.
Bond
were
Clerk,
until
1961
a
Pittsheld, Mass.
fered
City
eral
1, 1959. Principal and in¬
payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
No.
Offering—W.
pur¬
anticipation
Monday, October 27, 1958
.
Mazeppa, Minn.
Hildegarde M.
Lowe, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
terest
Madison
of
Sale—The $494,000
ing bonds offered Oct. 22—v. 188,.
p.
Strana-
Garden City, Mich.
Bond
Ida
Bond
1564—were
account:
the
Oct. 27 for the
on
Dated Nov. 1, 1958. Due on
notes.
Offering
clusive.
Haverhill, Mass.
p.
(EST)
bids until 7:30
chase of $240,000 tax
Friday & Co.
will
Chelsea, Mass.
Bond
receive sealed
p.m.
from
han, Harris & Co., Paine, Webber,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Watling, Lerchen &
Co., McDonald-Moore & Co., and
bids
Due
1958.
1959
will
revenue
in
Others
Barnstable County National Bank,
par.
Dated
inclusive.
Due on July 1 from
Jackson & Curtis,
MASSACHUSETTS
Community School Dist.
(P. O. Wyandotte), Mich.
Note Offering—Eugene Stewart,
Secretary of Board of Education,
.
Warren, Mich.
-
Bond
March
770,000 4s. Due on July 1
1975 to 1984 inclusive.
purchase of $16,-i
325,000 bonds.
Riverview
1969 to 1974 inclusive.
/
Bond Offering—The State Treas- i
Nov.
from
1
inclusive.
1968
345,000 4VaS.
urer
July
on
225,000 47s. Due on July 1 from
legality by Clark, Smith & Prendergast, of Baltimore.
Maryland
bonds offered Oct.
188, p. 1565—were awarded
22—v.
to
The $1,500,000
-
school building
1960 to 1988 inclusive. Princi¬
able
Sale
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
.
bids
Nov.
3
until
for
to
1973
and interest
a.m.
(CST)
of
purchase
bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
$200,000 drainage
Dec. 1, 1958.
Due
1959
11
the
on
payable at
bank
a
suitable
designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis.
Volume
Number
188
5789
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1763)
000
MISSISSIPPI
Mississippi (State of)
$4,000,000 high¬
way revenue bonds offered Oct.v 21
—v.
188, p. 1565—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by F. S.
Smithers
&, Co.,
at a price of
100.04, a net interest cost of about
3.52%, as follows:
$1,175,000
4V2s.
•■I- from
Due
1,100,000
3 V4S.
Aug.
on
Due
1971
.
1973
to
970,000 3'%s.
1974 to
1
Jv
*"' T
1976 inclusive.
1957.
members of the syndi¬
Wood, Struthers & Co., J.. C.
Bradford
&
Co.,
•V
Sale—An
sold
was
the
to
of
Commerce
Company, of Kansas City,
lows:
by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
1960 to
Rye
,
on
New York
Bond
Sale—The
tary
.
sewer
Oct.
15
system
Wayne),
3.70s, at a price of
basis of about 3.66%.
100.34,
a
sewerbonds
Dated
Nov.
1;
1958.
and interest (M-S)
Commerce
Trust
as
Saranac Lake, N.
offered
Oct.
21
Kansas
100.16,
as 4V8S, at a price
basis of about 4.11%.
a
NEW
Ballston,
bonds
offered
Oct.
.
awarded
188,
the
to
p.
ling,
Na¬
Company, of Albany,
as
Burnt
Hills
District
Bond
^
Sale—An
general
to
issue
of
$203,-
bonds
Manufacturers
purposes
the
Trust
was
and
Company,
and
jointly, as 3%s,
100.16, a basis of
Roosevelt & Cross,
,?it
a
Mag, Thomson, McEvers
& Fizzell, of Kansas City.
~
.v
price
of
Due
Dated Oct. 10, 1958.
May 1 from 1959 to 1978
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the office of the
Wolf Point, Mont.
bonds,
at his
a.m.
(EST) on Nov.
10 for the purchase of $68,370 spe¬
assessment
water improve¬
Due
office in
Due
May
on
Trust Company, of Buf¬
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
falo.
Dated Dec.
to
interest
and
receive
1, 1958.
Principal
(M-N) payable in
Sale
offered
The
—
Oct.
$2,000,000
188, p.
about
of
3.10%,
Clark,
Education, will
bids
until
II
a.m.
Norwalk, Ohio
1
Offering—Helen Lippert,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until
21—v.
follows:
sealed
Bond
(EST)
noon
on
Nov. 3
for the purchase of $55,773.22 spe¬
cial assessment bonds, as follows;
Exchange Bank, of New
City, and Wertheim & Co.,
jointly, at a price of 100.03, a net
cost
&
*
(EST) on Nov. 1 for the purchase
of $75,000 school notes.
/
$30,729.46
York
interest
ap¬
District, Ohio
Note Offering —C. Wm.
W inston-Salem, N. C.
Bond
office.
by
Clerk of Board of
New
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
& McCarthy, of New York City.
bonds
1, 1958.
1960 to 1969
Mechanicsburg Exempted School
1969 inclusive.
Nov.
from
Legality
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
proved
1959
1
Principal and interest
payable at the County
(J-D)
31,000 municipal building bonds.
Due on May 1 from 1960 to
,
Dec.
Treasurer's
bonds,.
sewer
from
1
1976 inclusive.
on
inclusive.
follows:
as
$150,000 water and
sidewalks
Nov. 1
on
bonds.
from
1960
to
Due
1963
inclusive.
as
A
25,043.76 curb and gutter bonds.
',
Due
$1,350,000 water bonds, for $155,000 6s, due on May
1 from
z
:
on
Nov.
1
from
1968 inclusive. ;
1960
to
■
Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Principal
inclusive; $65,- and interest
(M-N) payable at the
May 1, 1964; Huron
County Banking Company,
and $1,130,000 3s, due on May
iff Norwalk. >
000
Dated
Traders
;
cial
Secretary* of Local
Gov¬
ment bonds.
Commission,
will
re-v
1961
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the Manufacturers and
3.61%*
bids until 10
W. E. Easter-
11 a.m.. (EST) on
Oct. 28 for the purchase of $181,-
000
Aug., 15, 1958.
Due on
Novi. lo from 1958 to 1972 inclu¬
ment bonds.
MONTANA
—-
Raleigh until
about 3.47%.
(EST) on Oct. 27 for the purchase
of
$18,500 building and equip¬
0f
City. Legality approved by
of about
ical Corn
Williamsville, N. Y.
Bond
000
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Ohio Company, CoramMe
Trust Company, of Kansa*
City,
and Provident
Savings Bank St
Trust Company, of Cincinnati, as
3%s, at a price of 101.23, a basis
1566—were awarded to the Chem¬
Traders
Fire
Burnt Hills), N. Y..+
Offering — Sandford
G.
basis of about
a
Merrill
in
a.m.
ceive sealed bids
3.30s, at
price of 100.10,
re¬
office
ernment
& Trust
Franklin, District Secretary, will
receive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Stinson,
:
15—v.
tional Commercial Bank
sold
YORK
(P. O.
Principal
Company,
Y.
his
Southern Pines, N. C.
Dated
3.23%.
of
1
payable at the
&
Bond Sale—The $149,000
public
improvement
and
equipment
a
V
1976 inclusive.
Gibbons
B.
11
Bond Offering
were
—
Co., Inc.,
"
to
1443
p.
Geo.
until
at
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the
Hanover
Bank, of New Lorain County (P. O. Elyria), Ohio
York City. Legality approved by
Bond Offering — Edward CrawMitchell, Pershing, Shetterly & lick, Clerk of the Board of County
Mitchell, of New York City*
Commissioners, will receive sealed
offered
to
1443—were
Jersey
p.
1565—were awarded
Hornblower & Weeks, and J. C.
Bradford &
Co., jointly, taking
17,000 4%s. Due on March 1 from
1969
bonds
bids
from 1960 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
*
188,
v.
—
$355,000 sani¬
awarded
in
fol¬
.
4 (P. O.
Street, Port Chester),
Pearl
-v.-188,
March 1 from
1968 inclusive.
Sewer District No.
10
$699,000 bonds
1960 to
•
and
.
$18,000 4j/2S. Due
May
on
approved
'% Bond Sale—The $700,000 water
Trust
as
Due
County, in
Baldwin, or at the holder's op¬
at
the
Chase
Manhattan
Bank, of New York City. Legality
Co., and MacBride," Miller &
Co., jointly, as 3.85s, at a price of
100.16, a basis of about 3.83%,
$35,000
bonds
sewer
addition
tion,
&
Commission,/ will
(EST) on
Oct. 28 for the purchase of $270,000
street
improvement bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1958. Due on May 1
&
New
7
School
tional Bank of Nassau
1,
Orange, N. J.
t
school
5, 1959.
Principal and- interest
payable at the Meadow Brook Na¬
Interest M-N. Le¬
Wayne Township (P. O.
issue
obligation
1 from
Habor
Dated Nov. 5, 1958.
Sale—The $383,000 bonds
offered Oct. 16—v. 188, p. 1565—
were
awarded to J. B. Hanauer
Co.
Buckner, Mo.
Bond
Nov.
"
-
high
notes.
Bond
MISSOURI
general
on
1987 inclusive.
Miller, Inc.; and Gates,
V
' '
&
Carter
Due
Dated "Nov.
senior
notes.
gality approved by Hawkins, Delafielcl
Wood, of New York
City.;•
'•
Bache & Co.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Tripp
& Co., Inc., Rand & Co., Goodbody & Co., Gregory & Sons,
Stephens, Inc., R. D. White & Co.,
Ducournau
&
Kees,
Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., Granger & Co:,
Rowles, Winston & Co., Joseph,
Mellon &
bonds.
revenue
Other
cate:
The sale consisted of:
160,000
ernment
ceive sealed
Raleigh
$3,490,000
000 non-tax exempt student union
Aug. 1 from
on
a
Notes mature in
six months.
.
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.'
Due
premium of $55.
Farleigh Dickinson University
(P. O. Rutherford),N. J.
Bond Offering—Dr., Peter Sammartino, President, will, receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 3"for the purchase of $387,h
from 1966 to 1970 inclusive..'
on
Hutzler, at 2.58% interest, plus
syndi¬
Fidelity Uniori Trust Co., Of
Saffin & Co.,
Hornblower
&
Weeks, John J.
Ryan & Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc., Rippel & Co., and Adams & Hinckley.
J
755,000 3.40s: Due
the
of
Newark,-jBoland,
1
Aug.
on
at . a price of
of about 3.98%.'
members
cate:
1965 inclusive.
1959 to
4s,
as
basis
a
Other
Bond Sale—The
•
bonds
100.15,
*.
51
to
4s,
1963
due
on
1 from 1965 to 1983 inclusive.
-
■'
650,000 sewer bonds, for $75,000
?
6s, due on May 1 from 1961
to 1963 inclusive; $25,000 4s,
j
due on May 1,1964; and $550,000 3s, due on May 1 from
Note—The sale of the foregoing
bonds as reported in our issue of
Oct. 6—v. 188, p. 1443—was can¬
celed.
>
Oberlin, Ohio
?
Offering—City Clerk John District Treasurer.
1965 to 1983 inclusive.
.Bond Sale—The $89,719 specie!
that sealed afipt
Yorktown, N. Y.
Brookhaven Water District (P. O.
Bond Sale—The $279,000 water
assessment
sewer
district
im¬
oral; bids will be received until II
NORTH DAKOTA
: >
'^1.bonds offered Oct. 21—v. 188, p.
provement bonds offered Oct. 21—
a.m.
Patchogue), N. Y.
(MST) on Nov. 10 for thd
Bond Sale—The $364,000 water
v.
1566—were awarded to Roosevelt
Fargo, N. Dak.
188, p. 1663—were awarded to
purchase of $130,000 water arid
bonds offered Oct. 16—v. 188, p.
Bond Sale—The $840,000 refund¬ Fahey, Clark & Co.
& Cross, and Francis I. du Pont
sewer
system
revenue
bondk
1566—were awarded to Chas. E. & Co., jointly, as
ing improvement bonds offered & Williams, of Cincinnati.
Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Due on Sept.
3.80s, at a price
V.
Weigold & Co., Inc., and Adams, of 100.15, a basis of about 3.78%. Oct. 21
1 from 1959 to 1980 inclusive.
188, p. 1663 — were
Le¬ : McEntee &
Willoughby-Eastlahe City School
awarded to Juran & Moody, Inc.,
Co., Inc., jointly, as 4s,
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
District (P. O. Willeughby),
at" a price of 100.78, a basis of
NORTH CAROLINA
and Associates, at a price of par,
Scott,
Barber
&
Marquart,
of
Ohio
\
about 3.94%.
a net interest cost of about
3.77%,
Minneapolis.
-V..
■
Ashokie, N. C.
Bond Sale—The $1,915,000 build¬
as follows:
*
Bond
Cohoes, N. Y.
Offering—W. E. Eastering bonds offered Oct. 23—v. It8,
NEBRASKA
f"; ^ Bend Sale—The $337,000 bonds ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬ $270,000 3s. Due on April 1 from p. 1443—were awarded to a group
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
offered Oct. 2i—v, 188, p. 1566— ment
Commission, will receive
Scotts Bluff and Sioux CountiesJ
composed of McDonald & Co.;
135,000 3.30s.
Due on April 1
were awarded to Gregory &
Sons, sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
MorriU School District (P. O. j
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Ohio
from 1966 to 1968 inclusive.
and Charles King & Co., jointly, until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Oct. 23
Morrill), Neb.
^
i
Company, Ryan, Sutherland &
for
270,000 3.70s.
Due on April 1
as 4s, at a price of 100.14, a basis
the
purchase
of
Bond Offering — Preside nit
$230,000
C&, and Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
from 1969 to 1974 inclusive.
of about 3.98%.
bonds, as follows:
of Board of Education R. Lewis
as 4s, at a price of
100.82, a basis
165,000 3.80s.
Due on April 1
of about 3.90%*
Curry announces that bids will be
$20,000 water bonds. Due on May
'
Croton-on-Hudson, N. Y.
Bond
Witte
.
announces
,
-
—
•
-
.
received
until
5
(CST)
p.m.
on
Oct. 29 for the purchase of S334,000
building bonds.
Bond
sealed
HAMPSHIRE
for
30.
$318,000
Lebanon, N. H.
t
$200,000 water
until
bids
Oct.
on
NEW
Offering—Joseph A. ZerClerk, will receive
Village
ello,
bonds.
10
the
sanitary
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
Dated
offered
Oct.
23—v.
1662—were awarded to
,188, p.
Townsend,
Dabney
price
3.22%.
& Tyson, as 3V4S, at a
of 100.23, a basis of about
* ;
Nov.
on
Nov.
clusive.
Bond
Bourne,
ceive
tional
City Treasurer,
scaled
Bank
bids
of
c/o
Boston,
Oct. 28 for the
375,000 bonds,
as
45
school
construction
bonds.
Due
1959
1978 inclusive.-
to
new
sewer
and
1959
1
from
;
highway
bonds.
from
1
Oct.
on
construction
Oct.
Due
1968
to
on
in¬
clusive.
Dated
Oct.
1958.
Principal
proved
by
Ropes, Gray,
Best,
Coolidge and Rugg, of Boston.
NEW
JERSEY
East Paterson School
v.
a
Williston, N. Y.
—The $27,000 park¬
bonds offered Oct. 16—
area
v.
188, p. 1566—were awarded to
the Meadow Brook National Bank
of
Nassau
County,
3%s, at
as
a
in
Williston
price of
par.
Greenburgh Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. S (P.O. Ardsley), N. Y.
-
Bond
school
v.
a
Sale
—
188,
District, N. J.
$2,096,000
—
The $2,815,000
group
Co.,
basis
as
Oct.
headed by C. J. Devine
3.90s, at a price of 100.03,
of .about
Avon
Nov.
Chase
Manhattan
Bank, of New
York City. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
Elkin, N. C.
Bond
Offering—W.
of
E.
Easter-
Local
Gov¬
ceive
Commission,
sealed
Raleigh
bids
until
sanitary
office
in
a.m.
bonds.
sewer
Nov. 1, 1958.
1960 to 1965
re¬
(EST) on
purchase of $225,-
Oct. 28 for the
000
his
at
11
will
Due
Trust
"Company,
Mercan¬
St.
Louis,
John Nuveen & Co., W. E. Hutton
& Co., Park, Ryan, Inc., Ernst &
Co., Granger & Co., John Small
&
Co., Inc., and Herbert J. Sims
Co., Inc.
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 10 (P. O. Baldwin), N. Y.
1565—were awarded to
Note Sale—The $3,650,000 bond
syndicate headed by B. J. Van
& Co., bidding for $2,093,-
anticipation notes offered Oct. 23
offered
Oct.
Ingen
were
(M-N) payable at the
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York
City. Legality approved by Mit¬
chell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
Raleigh, N. C.
Bond
awarded to Salomon Bros. &
Sale—The
offered
1663—were
21—v.
awarded
to
188, p.
the Wa¬
chovia Bank & Trust Co., Winston-
Salem, at
interest
a
cost
price of 100.06, a net
of about 3.12%, as
follows:
$50,000
1960 to
300,000 3s.
Due
on
May
1
from
—
assessment
—v.
188,
Oct.
Due
on
May 1
to
bonds
offered
Oct.
14
1443—were awarded to
& Co., as 4V2S, at a
100.52, a basis of about
Local
Bond Offering—Clint O. Thrash¬
price
of
4.39%.
*.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Oct.
for the purchase of $985,000
storm sewer bonds.
Due serially
er,
bids
J_
..
29
Baltimore, Ohio
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
ceived
30
for
until
noon
(EST)
purchase of $175,000
general obligation sanitary sewer
bonds.
Clay Center, Ohio
Purney,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
until
for
Francis, Okla.
Offering —H. V.
Smith,
will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) Off Oct 28
for the purchase of $16,000 water
Bond
Town
Bond Offering—Vincent
10
from 1961 to 1971 inclusive.
Oct.
on
the
7
the
(EST)
purchase of
p.m.
village hall bonds.
Due
on
on
$10,000
Dec.
1
1960 to 1963 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
and
the
in
Genoa.
works
bonds.
Due
from
1961
to
1968 inclusive.
Nov.
from
at
Clerk,
Ottawa
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 26 (P. O. Afton), Okla.
Bond Sale—An issue of
<
$185,000
interest
Genoa
(J-D) payable building and equipment bonds was
Banking Company, sold to H. I. Josey St Company.
Legality
Sanders
&
approved
Dempsey,
by
of
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Miami), Okla. Offering—R. E. Holland,
Clerk of Board of Education, Will
Ottawa
No.
Cleveland.
23
Bond
Euclid, Ohio
from
Bond
Roanoke Rapids, N. C.
Bond Offering — W. E. Easter-
of
Enid, Okla.
p.
McDonald
Gov¬
Sale—The
special assess¬
improvement bonds totaling
$1,285,000 offered Oct. 20—v. 188,
p. 1443—were awarded to a group
composed
of
McDonald
&
Co.,
ment
Secretary
Indep. Sch. Dist.
Yukon), Okla. \-
15—v.
awarded
were
1963 inclusive.
1964 to 1976 inclusive.
ling,
$162,000 water
Canadian County
No. 27 (P. O.
Bond Offering—Neal H. Myers,
188, p.
Clerk of Board of Education!,, will
Field,
receive sealed bids until 10' azm.
Richards & Co., as 3%s, at a price
(CST) on Oct. 27 for the purchase
of 101.41, a basis of about 3.57%.
of $282,000 school building bends.
Avon, Ohio
Due serially from 1960 to 1968 in¬
Bond Sale—The $18,900 special clusive.
1322
Squire,
6s.
Lake, Ohio
Sale—The
offered
bonds
bids
$350,000 street
Oct.
Bond
Dated
May 1 from
inclusive. Principal
on
OKLAHOMA
OHIO
inclusive.
1, 1958.
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
bonds
3.89%.
Others iff the account:
tile
23—
20—
bonds
188, p.
Dated
1979
1663—were awarded to
p.
a
&
The
Sale
bonds^- offered
&
i,
interest at the First National
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality ap¬
Bond
to
ernment
Sale
Bond
ing
and
school
1960
ling, Secretary
East
from 1975 to 1979 inclusive.
1960 to 1973 inclusive.
and interest
$1,100,000
275,000
interest
and
City.
Park,
follows:
in¬
from
'
re¬
a.m.
Due
1980
payable at the Marine
Trust Company, of New
York City.
Legality approved by
Wood, King & Dawson, of New
T.
Na¬
Principal
to
(M-N)
.«
Milk
(EST)
purchase of $1,-
Street, Boston, until 11
on
will
First
1, 1958.
1959
Midland
York
Manchester, N. H.
Offering — James
from
1
system
sewer
...
.
(EST)
purchase of
a.m.
1
210,000 street improvement
bonds.
Due on May 1 from
receive bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Oct. 28 for the purchaser of
$497,000 building and equipment
Due serially from 1960 to
bonds.
1968
inclusive.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
52
1664
—
awarded
were
County
ceive sealed
Co.,
price of
.
"•.
..
■*
Stillwater, Okla.
Bond Sale—An issue
bonds
©uditorium
^
of $300,000
was
sold
to a
10
a.m.
part but in inverse numer¬
order, on any interest pay>
ment date on or after Dec. 1, 1963.
ical
Cochran
and H. I. Josey, as 2.80s.
serially from
to 1969 inclusive
Kirkpatrick, Pomeroy, Lock-
by
The bonds are due
Jackson, Tenn.
Bond Sale—The $533,000
general
improvement bonds offered Oct.
21—v. 188, p, 1567—were awarded
to C. H. Little & Co., as follows:
$453,000 3y4s. Due on Oct. 1 from
Bond Sale—A
Ira
jointly.
(Pi O. Turner), Oregon
Sale—The
Bond
school
$80,000
ranging from 4% to
188, p.
to the First
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Lemoyne Trust Co.,
National Bank of Oregon, of Port¬
Lemoyne. Legality approved by
Rhoads, Sinon & Reader, of Harrisburg.
;
;
offered
bonds
Oct.
20—v.
awarded
1566—were
land.
r
to
group
Pierce,
Lynch,
Merrill
&
Fenner
Bache
Smith,
Co.,
&
Whipple
&
Co., King,
Quirk & Co., and Herman Bensdorf & Co., at a price of 100.01,
a net interest cost of about 2.94%,
Bacon,
as
follows:
15
Due on Aug.
$2,400,000 2.90s.
from 1959 to 1970 inclusive.
1961
Callable
1981
to
inclusive.
of June 1, 1964.
as
1971 to 1978 inclusive.
group:
*
1958.
"
bonds
dated
are
Dec.
Principal and interest
able at the Mellon
(EST)
1,
at
ipzo,uoo general obngauon im¬
provement bonds. Dated Nov. 15,
1958. Due on Nov. 15 from 1959 to
Principal and in¬
payable at the Morrisville
Bank, in Morrisville. Legality ap¬
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
Perry
&
Pohl,
terest
of
:
,
Note—The
Kittitas County,
188,
—v.
20—v. 188, p. 1566—were awarded
<
to
a
1961
1959 to
receive
for
Nov. 1 from
on
Nov. 1 from
1,000,000 3s. Due
on
until
bids
Mc-
Nov.
20
€00,000 3j/8s. Due
1976 to
.
j
~
1981
on
from 1959 to 1974 inclusive.
inclusive.
members
Other
of
the-syndicate: Drexel & Co., Stroud & Co.,
Inc., DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter & Bodine, Fahnestock & Co.,
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, Singer,
Deane & Scribner, and A. E. Mas•
eral obligation bonds
&
as
price
100.03,
'
Co., and Thom¬
jointly,
Co.,
of
3.74%.
ten & Co.
as
3%s,
basis
a
at a
of about
SOUTH
DIVIDEND NOTICE:
from
1
lice.
•
COMPANY
notice
■
Board
October 23,
of
Directors,
Clerk
1958, declared
on
a
Bond
E.
W.
City
Bond
1963 to 1978 inclusive.
until
for the
will
that
purpose
188,
to Barcus,
improvement bonds
G. Beaubien & Co.,
95.68, a net interest
5.41%, as follows:'
Offering—R.
Recorder,
will
at
price of
a
cost of about
r';-.
1969
1968 inclusive.
Dated
p.
Nov.
Int. M-N.
1, 1958.
Regina, Sask.
issue of $1,643,-
Kindred & Co.
Deer
1 from
1978 inclusive.
SASKATCHEWAN
bonds offered Oct.
1324—were awardeo
Bond Sale—An
i
' v
and
Mil¬
y
Brown
to
$200,000 corpo¬
(Village)
improvement bonds was sold
Securities Corp., as
000
to
(City) Joint Union High
School District No. 3 (P. O.
Milwaukee), Wis.
Bond
Sale—The $500,000
cor¬
Dominion
jy2s
5%s.
ana
from 1973 to
Due
Nov.
on
1983 inclusive.
porate purpose bonds offered Oci
6—v. 188, p. 1444—were award¬
ed to a group composed of thv
Channer Securities Co., Shearson
Hammill & Co., and Frantz, Hut
chinson & Co., at a price of 100.14,
interest
net
of
cost
about
follows:
as
$290,000 3y4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1970 inclusive.
1959 to
100,000 3y2s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1971 to. 1974 inclusive.
110,000 3%s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1975 to 1978 inclusive.
Offering—Joseph
Director
sealed
the
R.
of Finance,
until
bids
Sa-
will
no,on
(CST) on Nov. 3 for the purchase
$1,460,000 corporate purpose
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1958.
Due
of
May
1978 in¬
1 from 1959 to
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Wis. •
V.
Neenah,
Offering—R.
Bond
Hauser,
CANCER LIFE-LINE
receive
light
bids
Nov.
sealed
(CST)
on
5 for the purchase of $460,-
000
corporate
from
to
1963
Bonds due in
callable
ment
date
Midland
1977
on
'
inclusive.
and thereafter
1974
on
..;
.
electric
and
sewer
any interest pay¬
and after Sept. 1,
■
Indep.
School
District,
T exam
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
ceived
chase
until
Nov.
6
for
the
will
Clerk,
City
until
2:30
p.m.
purpose
Dated Nov. 1,-1958. Due on
from
.,
bonds.
May 1
posters, exhibits and lec¬
tures,
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the First National Bank, or the
National
Manufacturers
Bank,
both
of
Neenah,
at
the
1567
)
&
Co.,
Neuhaus &
100.02,
about
and
to
p.
Rotan,
Underwood,
Co., jointly, at a price
net interest cost of
a
4.10%,
as
to
1973
185,000 4s. Due
Nov. 1 from
on
Nov.
1
from
1974 to 1979 inclusive.
175,000 4.10s. Due
on
Nov. 1 from
1980 to 1982 inclusive.
which
could
mean
and death. For information
about
Calgary
Roman
Bond
I
I
X
Catholic Separate
School District No.
1, Alberta
Sale—An issue of $1,150,-
on
Oct. 23 to
5%s and 6s.
Due
on
Nov. 1
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
New
Westminster, B. C.
Pe*»~Ji*iire
—
An i'-sue
r
$450,000 5% parking ramp deben¬
program
in
your
Cancer Society or write
"Cancer"
care
local Post Office.
of your
9
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
Gundy & Co., and A. E. Ames 8?
as
a
plant call the American
*
improvement bonds was sold
a group composed or
Dominion Security Corp.. Wood
000
inclusive.
on
industry.
the difference between life
CANADA
Co.,
follows:
$130,000 4t£s. Due
1959
188,
cancer
people in
They learn facts about
cancer
ALBERTA
13—v.
awarded
were
—
Mosle
Oct.
life-line of
business and
holder's
pur¬
system revenue
sewer
offered
our
education reaches
option. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
$750,000 school building
bonds, it is reported.
$49o,000 water¬
|
-
Through films, pamphlets,
1959 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
of
bonds
system bonds.
sold to L.
was
5s. Due on Nov.
40,500
*
sealed
receive
purchase of $75.00n wate"
works and
$6,-
Sale—An issue of $64,000
Bond
inclusive.
Wisconsin
Bond Sale—The
rate
1, 1958. Interest A-O.
Sorel, Quebec
County (P. O. Green Bay),
Brown
on
Secretary
announces
Council
Trustees, will
8 p.m. (CST)
S. Sellers,
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
Nov.
6 for the purchase of
$400,000 water and light revenue
Town
1
Texas
Texas
Bond Sale—The
Tennessee
13500 Philmont Ave.. Phila. 16. Pa.
and
$210,000
of
First
Offering—City
Lamb
Glen Langum,
Dyersburg, Tenn.
:
bids
of
Due on Oct. 1 from
Dated Oct.
obligation
bonds.
1958. Due on Oci.
1968
1 from
1962 inclusive.'
to
1959 to
Monahanis, Texas
—
Oct. 27 for the purchase of
•
W. B. ASHBY, Secretary
totaling
the
to
sewer
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 28
of
business November 28, 1958.
•
Board
of
stock of the company, payable
December 15. 1958, to stock¬
holders of record at the close of
Offering
000 water
quarterly dividend of fifty cents
($.50) per share on the capital
1959
56,500 5s.
WISCONSIN
receive
Texas
Mansfield,
Sinai, S. Dak.
Bond
on
$107,500 4s. Due on Oct.
$23,500 41/2S. Due on Nov. 1 from,
clusive.
Minneapolis.
receive
The
a.m.
Hart,. Inc.,. at a price
97.46,ra net interest:' cost of
5.21%, as follows:
"
:
of
Lucille Veenhuis,
to
$164,000
&
about
•
of
:
bonds
sold
1973.
the
ignated by the purchaser. Legal¬
ity approved by Faegre & Benson,
ctivictiticC
Ellensburg School
Legality approved by Pres
a
Corporation, as 4s and 5y4s.
are
purchase of $65,000
general obligation armory build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
Due on July 1 from 1959 to 1968
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at any suitable bank des¬
NCOftPORArCO
1960
Bond
Sale—Water,
revenue
27
METER
1,
from 1959 to 1978
1
Bond Sale—An issue of
Savard
Seattle.
that bids
10
Nov.
on
school building bonds was sold to
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
3.49%,
Due on May 1 from
Everman,
Bond
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
for
V *.
St. Donat School. Commission, Que.,
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of
wicki,
1
Mitchell, S. Dak.
Bond Offering—Margaret Gales,
/'
QUEBEC
and power system revenue bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1958. Due on Sept.
DAKOTA
,
Kenosha, Wis.
works,
..
~
American
Oct.
;
County Judge
until
—
general,
000
TEXAS
offered Oct.
14—v. 188, p. 1443—were awarded
to A. E. Masten &
,
.
1964 to 1982 inclusive.
were
Twp. (P. O. 12-D Chartiers
Terrace, Carnegie), Pa.
Bond Sale — The $200,000 gen¬
.
inclusive.
County
Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on
Oct. 28 for the purchase of $118,-
*
announces
May 1, 1958.
Due on July 1
bonds.
Scott
Nov. 1 from
O.
(P.
(CST) on Oct. 30 for the purchase
of $235,000 school bonds.
Dated
from 1960 to 1989 inclusive.
1,306,000
Nov. 1 from
—
received
Due on July 1
1966 to 1975 inclusive.
.
Fly, Jr.
be
purchase of $17,446,000
capital bonds, as follows;.;
$16,140,000 bonds.
1965 inclusive.
1962 to
sealed
Jerre
Offering
'J-
O.
Washington
the
new
inclusive.
400,000 3y4s. Due
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
'
will
Connell, Director of Finance, will
©f
on
issue of Oct. 20
1664.
p.
Offering—Richard J.
Bond
man
$300,000 4V2s. Due
Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable at the Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank, of New York City.
Bond
(P.
(P. O. Ellensburg),
401
Sale
Bond
from 1960 to 1968 inclusive.
County
Montesano
124
waukee
Franklin), Tenn.
Philadelphia, Pa.
syndicate headed by HarriRipley & Co., Inc., at a price
100.03, a net interest cost of
©bout 3.10%, as follows:
*
1969 inclusive.
Williamson
No.
Dist.
100,000 highway bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1 1958. Due on March 1
foregoing supersedes
the report in our
Sale—The $2,300,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered Oct.
Bond
•v
Due on March 1 from
1960 to
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Bethlehem School District, Pa.
eral
inclusive.
1963
York. Legality approved by Burg-
win, Ruff in,
Pittsburgh.'
will j
p.m.!
Nov. 6 for the purchase
on
1, 1958.
H.
Robert
—
No.
District
price of par.
a
ox
pay-
National Bank
Co., Pittsburgh, or at the
First National City Bank of New
,
Offering
Bond
Steward, Borough Secretary,
receive sealed bids until 8
& Trust
.
305,000 school bonds. Dated Sept
Morrisville, Pa.
:
r
Co., and J. L. Graham &
Co., as 5Y2S, at a price of 98.07.
$354,200
school building bonds was sold to
the State of Washington, as 3%s,
20—v.
1.969 inclusive.
1960 to
Ray.
*.
10,000,000 bonds. Due on June 1,
1996.
Subject to prior - re¬
demption through the Sinking Fund.
The
coln
-
Equitable Securities
Ltd.,
Montesano), Wash.
,
from
•
.
Oshawa, Ontario V.
>
Bond Sale—An issue of $844,022
Corp.,
Bond Sale—An issue of
Dated
Due on Aug. 15 from
600,000 3s.
,
the
in
Others
f
.
improvement bonds was sold on
Sept. 30 to a group composed of
Dawson, Hannafdrd Ltd., Bankers
Boston.
WASHINGTON
Harbor County,
$3,000,000 street
composed of First Bos¬
Corp.,
Salomon
Bros.
&
a
ton
'
•
Due
Kidder,
Sullivan County (P. O.
Peabody & Co., Butcher & SherAllegheny County Sanitary Author¬
Blountsville), Tenn.
rerd, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenity (P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond Offering — Hal H. Carr,
ner & Smith, Warren W. York &
""Bond Offering—R i c h a r d B.
County Judge, will receive sealed
Co., Bache & Co., Blair & Co.,
bids until 1:30 p.m. (EST) on Nov.
Tucker,
Secretary, will receive
Inc.,
Hemphill,
Noyes
&
Co.,
12 for the purchase of $965,000
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m. (EST) :
Rambo, Close & Kerner, Allisonon
Nov. 13 for the purchase of
Williams
Co., Singer, Deane & general obligation bonds, as fol¬
$20,000,000 Series D sewer rev- Scribner, Arthurs, Lestrange & lows:
enue bonds, as follows;
•
y.
Co., Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Kay, $560,000 school bonds. Dated Mar.
$10,000,000 bonds. Due on June 1 Richards & Co., and Joseph Lin¬
1, 1957. Due on March 1 from
PENNSYLVANIA
of
.
"\
Corp. of Canada, McLeod, Young,
School
improvement bonds offered Oct.
21—v. 188, p. 1567—were awarded
1 Hutzler,
inclusive, bear
1979
4.90%; and $1,610,000, maturing
Dec. 1, 1998, bear 51/4%: interest.
The bonds are dated Dec. 1, 1958.
Marion County School District No,
79-C
to
interest rates
#
serially on Dec.
due
1961
from
Principal
payable at the
Bank
Boston.
Nashville, Tenn.
■
Bond Sale—The
on
$2,400,000
of which
ONTARIO
•
>
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
1 from
Due on Oct.
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
.
purchased
of
National
First
a
inclusive.
1978
to
1959
and interest (M-N)
Grays
headed by
bonds
revenue
$790,000,
;
issue
and
22
sewer
Blyth & Co., Inc.,
©f Portland, and
Co.
Haupt: &
Oct.
disposal bonds was sold to
the United States National Bank,
sewage
group
at
Weir &
80,000 3*/2s.
Pennsboro), Pa.
(P. O. East
OREGON
Brookings, Oregon
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,000
and Bank of Nova
1960 to 1970 inclusive.
Twp. Authority
p. 1664 — were
Gouinlock & Co.,
Scotia, jointly,
price of 96.65. -.
188,
awarded to Bell,
Le¬ receive sealed bids until noon
Chapman & (EST) on Nov. 6 for the purchase
of $200,000 school bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1 from
,
Pennsboro
22—-v.
Oct.
Dyersburg.
Bank,
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
of Pittsburgh.
hart & Johnson,
East
,
Monday, October 27, 1958
.
tures that was offered for sale on
VERMONT
Windsor Town School District, Vt.
—
National
approved
Legality
J-D.
Interest
& Co.,
1960
until
bids
in
or
group composed of the First Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Company, of
Oklahoma City, Milburn,
1958. Due
1973 in¬
1,
1959 to
from
1
.
(EST) on Oct. 28 for the purchase
of
$475,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1977 in¬
clusive.
Bonds due in 1964 and
thereafter are callable, in whole
par./
..."
June
Dated
June
on
Bond
Offering
Charles F.
Board of clusive, Principal and interest
Commissioners, will re¬ (J-D) payable at the First Citizens Hillmann, District Treasurer, win
First National Bank & Trust
Oklahoma City, as 3s, at a
bonds.
Clester, Chief Clerk of
the
to
Offering—Albert
Bond
lot bonds offered Oct. 21—v. 188,
p.
(P. O. Butler), Pa.
B. Mc-
Butler County
Shawnee, Okla.
Sale—The $6,000 parking
Bond
,
.
.
(1764)
r
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