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MONDAY
^sssg
ISSUE
MI 30
J956
tke Commercial and
business aomink
LIBRARY
Financial
Reg, U. S, Pat. Office
New York
Number 5581
184
Volume
Price $1.25
7, N. Y., Monday, October 29, 1956
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
SEC,
order
it
under
announced
was
Investment
the
on
INSURANCE
-
Company
President
by the Investment Company Act unless
the Commission.—V. 134, p. 1577.
in This Issue
For
thirds
smaller
lighter
and
switchboard
radar
miniaturized
new
predecessors
its
than
is
which
been
an
Stock and Bond
inside
switchboard
through
V.
had
formerly
American
the
radar
remove a section of the deck to get a
submarine, the compact new unit will fit
a
It
be
can
used
all
on
types
of
naval
(N. Y.)—New Mfg. Contracts—
Air-Springs, Inc.
President,
Gouirand,
Rene
This corporation
Equipment Co.
"off
the
said
also
It
has
manufacturing
a
Belleville,
of
Inc.
J.
N.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Over-the-Counter Markets
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
45
Montreal
Stock
and
Canadian
Stock Exchange
well
for
over
a
place
taking
are
as
a
presently being pre¬
manufacturers at their
are
v
.•«*■
it
Transaction
•
is
181,
p.
basis,
royalty
future."—V.
expected
from
Net
ry.
accrue
in
the
from
Net
ry.
404,074
472,279
238,435
295,804
214,558
11,587,311
3,144,730
4,058,929
2^225,668
1,586,010
1,980,537
—V.
railway
184,
p.
i;514,174
income.
1117.
activities
rent
and
of
its
Allied Laboratories, Inc.—Secondary
Offering—A
sec¬
offering of 77,700 shares of common stock (no
par) was made on Oct. 24 by W. E. Hutton & Co. and
associates at $35.25 per share.
It was oversubscribed
and the books closed.—V. 184, p. 617.
ondary
All-State
Sold—The
Properties, Inc., Mineola, L. I., N. Y.—Stock
offering
public
made
shares of common stock at $2 per
&
Co., New York, has been fully subscribed, it was an¬
nounced
:
on
Oct.
tions.
company's
'
,
include
183,
and
MEMBERS
THE
TORONTO
BOND
&
STOCK
SHARE
EXCHANGE
BROKERS
t
tion
Toronto 1, Ont.
of
9,
SAVARD & HART
L. J. FORGET & CO.
\
the
and
The
Air
Agreem't
families to move their household
between Germany and this country
as easily as they move
the United States was announced on Oct. 12 by this corpora¬
Aero
agreement
Mayflower
&
Telegraph Co.
Conversion
—
of
$2 when more than
1967
were
Issued
1955
in
which approximately 95% had been converted by the
yesterday. Conversion privileges will continue through
the debentures are called for previous redemption.
date
on
which
they
can
be
called
for
redemption la
first
1957.
13,
t COMPARATIVE
Operating
taxes
Other
11,050,000
income,-
on
operating
*1956—12 Mos.—1955
$
104,300,000
72,570,000
revenues
Operating expenses
Fed.
OF EARNINGS
STATEMENT
*1956—3 Mos.—1955
$
Net
5,930,000
taxes—
$
Other
deductions
Net
Income
Dividends
152,370,000
—
127,050,000
——
♦Figures
number of
139,236,386 597^440,000 527,931,648
114,391,120 491,300,000 447,639,753
$10.61
$10.94
$2.74
$2.70
share
per
—-
63,708,349
168,160,000 151,982,554 660,600,000 582,685,348
15,790,000
12,746,168
63,160,00 0
54,753,700
income
Interest
—
69,830,000
15,501,974
131,108,603 555,710,000 497,237,891
10,5803)00
5,371,977
35,060,000
21,739,102
142.830,000
income
income
Total
$
-
95,901,489 420,630,000 376,827,020
62,575,776 279,250,030 248,551,764
12,492,000
48,080,000
44,245,000
5,331,739 23,470,0001 20,321,907
fr
14,750,000
income
oper.
Dividend
to
of the new
the amount of
unless
Period End. Sept. 30—
•
90%
in
of
1965
13,
The
Oct.
37/8s
for September, 1956 partly estimated.
tBased on average
outstanding,
flncludes earnings of subsidiaries only
shares
the extent that
they have been received by the company as
CONSOLIDATED
SYSTEM
♦BELL
Per. End. Aug. 31—
revenues
Oper.
expenses—
__
dividends.
REPORT
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$
~
$
1956—3 Mos—1955
$
$
Oper.
EARNINGS
1,462,388,100 1,328,999,432 5,661,413,967 5,123,603,591
976,074,759
885,670,234 3,779,481,987 3,445,641,356
172,036,746
157,763,141
667,966,991
588,717,725
Fed. income
taxes
Other
oper.
taxes
116,083,468
105,193,400
446,791,623
402,690,595
Net
oper.
inc..
income—
198,193,127
31,196,928
180,372,657
21,058,004
767,173,366
119,320,726
686,553,915
85,757,540
Income—
229,390,055
deducts.
36,170,051
201,430,661
31,723,273
886,494.092
142,308,440
772,311,455
128,309,171
193,220,004
169,707,388
744,185,652
644,002.284
5,651,731
4,922,344
tOther
Force
and
Navy
inter-con¬
of Army,
Its effect is to place Mayflower's
its 625 agents and the entire overseas
Express Co., Inc., in Germany, into one
to
military families being moved in
personnel.
of moving vans,
Net
Under
terms
of
Express
nationwide
the foreign traffic department of The
will exclusively represent Aero Mayflower,
long distance furniture moving firm, in Germany.
the contract,
Co.,
Inc.
Income
Applicable
minor,
Applicable
__
to
int.
17.367,05a
20,860,495,
to
-
,
A.T.&T. Co.
187,568,273
stock
direction.
American
major
Total
Interest
Inc.
between the two companies provides for
movement of the personal property
organization of The American
continuous
chain
of
service
either
Transit Co.,
house-to-house
nationwide fleet
wire to
Inc., New York—New
the
for
agreement that will permit GI
tinental
Dirfect private
Oct.
reports net sales for the
$42,240,044 compared with
American Express Co.,
An
within
TELEPHONE EMpire 34012
'
.
& Earnings Decline—
first 36 weeks of 195S,
$48,856,919 for the cor¬
responding period ended Sept. 11, 1955.
Net income for the first 36
weeks of this year was $2,046,138, or $1.51 per share compared with
$5,188,193, or $3.83 per share for the corresponding period of 1955.
The lower sales, coupled with rising costs and increased expenditures
for long-range
development accounted for the decline in this year's
earnings, according to J. E*. Bassill, President.—V, 184, p. 1677.
corporation
Sept.
goods
185 Bay Street,
'
•
\
BROOKS & COMPANY
be
convertible
tEarnings
Enka Corp.—Sales
also
faces are
of business
close
of
lines
dial
his
of
reduced another
is purchased.
offering
$637,165,800,
Ernest
2285.
p.
typical
and
.
American
This
will
The
Island
credit, up to $1,000,000, will
permit the company to undertake a variety of realty investments and
construction
projects now under consideration.
The company has
already concluded a number of real estate transactions including the
acquisition of a modern air-conditioned professional building at 509
West
Merrick Road,
Valley Stream, Long Island, N. Y.,
a five-acre
commercial
and
industrial property on Old Northern Boulevard in
Roslyn, Long Island, and a large site within the New York City limits
for
development
with
seven-story
apartment buildings.
See also
capitalization
Current
ended
prise
Lsland.
Long
operator to
unique in that it
.
Steinbrenner, a Vice-President and
director, who is a partner in
the long established firm of Teas &
Steinbrenner, surveyors and land planners; Lionel R. Sokolov, VicePresident and director, who is a principal in Sokolov Bros; & Sons,
a
building organization which has erected a large volume of home,
apartment and commercial developments on Long Island, New York
City
and
New Jersey
communities since its organization in 1903;
also Edward Margolin, Treasurer
and director, who is a member of
the law
firm of Bernstein, Margolin and Balin on Long Island and
Sidney Horowitz. Secretary and director, who is President of Horowitz
Brothers, Inc., large plumbing and heating contracting organization
officers
Other
V.
S. J.
48
by Sidney N. Weniger, Long
is also
Pilot
company's 12-year 37/8% convertible
debentures, due Oct.
13,
1967, has been reduced from $148 to $146
per share, effective Oct.
25, 1956.
i
The adjustment was caused principally by the issuance of additional
shares under AT&T's current $572,615,200 offering of stock to share
owners
at $100 a share for each 10 shares they held. The conversion
builder.
on
12.
capitalization also includes an additional 111,820
shares representing conversion of realty holdings into All-State stock.
It is being traded as
an Over-the-Counter security.
The company management, which will engage in
the purchase and
sale of raw
and improved acreage, construct residential,
commercial
and
shopping
center developments and" acquire income producing
properties, is comprised of specialists in all phases of realty opera¬
The
I
last April of 150,000
share, through Wagner
directors is headed
the
permits
which
point.
dimensions
Telephone
conversion
The
price
of
set
This
applications.
stock
board
The
common
Price of Debentures Reduced—
and Solvay Process Divisions
Semet-Solvay
184, p. 817.
a
information,
American
48
Statement of Federal
—. — —
to
Dial
publication No. 400 provides a list of check
points for ordering Pressure Gauges.—V. 184, p. 617.
I
~
\
Sinking Fund Notices 48
Course of Bank Clearings
47
The
issued a 20-page booklet covering the cur¬
Barrett,
General
Chemical, Mutual Chemical,
products.—V.
selection
Banks of
Banks
catalog
Rotatable
8-page catalog just published by U. S. Gauge deals with
of Test Gauges, also cataloging a variety of Test Gauges
new
various
Redemption Calls and
Corp.—Issues Booklet—
Nitrogen.
Aniline,
their
of Member
System-**,
Combined Condition
corporation has just
National
Reserve
Federal
A
48
Rates
Statement
Condition
Reserve
Allied Chemical & Dye
The
Exchange
Foreign
Receiver
this
with
included.
54
13
Offerings——
Bond
Dividends Declared and Payable...
13,554,065
2,883,812
dial
the
rotate
Gauges. A new instrument shown
is the SVi-inch Scanning Diaphragm
and
in
time
Gauge
provides both input and output gauges and features a large aial show¬
ing
both set point and process variable.
Complete information is contained on measuring elements for pres¬
sure and temperature applications.
/•
i
280,546
14,061,683
\4,782,013
City
and
State
$1,659,639
390,825
12,169,172
income.
oper.
'•
first
Receiving
Corporation & Investment News Cover
General
From Jan. 1—
Net
.
t.he
for
Pneumatic Instruments for Process Control
been published by the corporation's U. S. Gauge Division,
Sellersville. Pa. This Catalog No. 505 discusses Indicating
Transmitters
Pilots,
45
45
"
■
•
fully determined.
they
at
Ordering
$1,518,729
$1,779,009
570,142
$1,503,549
railway..
Exchange
Stock
•
third quarter have not yet been
that
16-page catalog on
just
located
near
1053
1954
1955
railway__
from
•'
\
Higher-
said in part:
Issues Two New Catalogs—
A new
Miscellaneous Features
1956
oper.
may
'
likely
appears
has
RR.—Earnings—
railway——
from
Net
earning
that
Southern
August—
Gross
American
rw
1073.
Great
Alabama
Gross
Transaction New York Stock Exchange.......
Air-Spring's manufacturing contracts are on a most favorable
"Since
Section
Stock Averages 45
45
SEC Index of Stock Prices
passenger cars
pared for two of the leading Detroit automotive
request,
Stock
Stock Exchange—Curb
National Quotation Industrial
year.
Air Springs in
"Designs for
Exchange
Toronto
Toronto
with one of the leading railroad
result of a market survey made by your
corporation of a radically new design of an Air Spring Kit to convert
steel springs in existing railroad passenger car trucks to
an air-ride
at a minimum of expense.
Twelve out of 20 railroads contacted have
thus far expressed interest in this Kit, which has been in preparation
"Negotiations
39
39
40
41
42
45
46
Exchange.
with
vehicles
trailers.
equipment manufacturers
—
San Francisco Stock Exchange—
agreement
highway
for
38
39
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange-
in part:
presently has a licensing agreement with the Neway
Mich., for equipment of Army trailers and
vehicles."
Sons
&
5
of Muskegon,
road
Rosa
De
Oct.
on
36
v.
Sept. 28
on
responding quarter last year
36
36
Midwest Stock Exchange.
& Metals, Inc.—Earnings
Chairman,
Vander Pyl,
will comfortably exceed those of the cor¬
and will compare favorably with those of
the two preceding quarters of this year.
"Early in July, a tract of land just northward of our United States
Gauge plant in Sellersville, Pa., was purchased.
Plans are being devel¬
oped for the erection of an additional factory building on this site,
probably during the coming year.
"The other important event was the purchase, for cash, of the assets
and business of Filtration Engineers, Inc. of Newark, N. J., 35-year-old
manufacturer of continuous rotary vacuum filtration machines used
in the chemical, pharmaceutical,
metallurgical, pulp and paper and
other industries and in sewage disposal.
The acquisition of this whollyowned subsidiary gives American Machine and Metals, Inc. three affili¬
ates
in the liquids-solids separation equipment field,
the other two
being Tolhurst Centrifugals and Niagara Filters."
It
36
Exchange..
2.
p.
"Earnings for the
31
Angeles Stock Exchange—
184,
American Machine
John. C.
27
Exchange
Detroit Stock
Los
(Bonds).
Stock Exchange..
Cincinnati
easily
vessels.-—
721.
business.—V.
Page
15
(Stocks)
to other
civilian
family needs in Germany, it contains provisions for extension
countries, including
England, France, Turkey, Italy, and to
Quotations
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Boston
Exchange
Stock
York
New
developed
to
hatch.
a
134, p.
Stock Exchange
New York
by this corporation's research engineers for the U. S. Navy.
John B.
Huarisa, Executive Vice-President, said that whereas
Navy
this
tne borders of the
While
the original
pact
approximately twohas
the contract.
marks the first extension of its moving service
United States and Canada.
is designed primarily to service military
approved
Mayflower,
beyond
Corp.—Develops Compact Radar Unit—
Admiral
A
has
Defense
affiliated investment com¬
purchase 4%% suboidinated debentures due Oct. 1, 1976,
of Fansteel Metallurgical Ccrp. Because of
the affiliations of Adams
and American with certain members of the underwriting group, such
purchases are prohibited
exemption is granted by
agreement was announced simultaneously by John Sloan Smith,
of
Mayflower, in Indianapolis, Ind., and Ralph T. Reed,
of American Express, in New York.
The U. S. Department of
The
22,
to
panies,
MISCELLANEOUS
-
President
has issued an exemption
Act of 1940 permitting this
Oct.
and American International Corp.,
company
INDUSTRIAL
-
Exemption Granted—
Express Co.—SEC
Adams
The
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
fConsol.
per
164.785,044
723,325,157
626,635,232
$3.25
$13.37
$12.68
earnings
$3.35
share
•American
Telephone
&
Telegraph
Co.
and its
principal telephone
2
(1790)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
subsidiaries,
tlncludes
Electric
ern
Co.
estimated).
proportionate interest in
on
net earnings of West¬
subsidiaries, not consolidated
(partly
number of shares outstanding.—V. 184,
other
all
and
JBased
average
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
Period
End. Aug. 31—
1956—Month—19o5
$
1473.
p.
Railway oper.
American
Corp.
Seal-Kap
The
cf
Stock
'
corporation
known
Oct.
on
stock
common
vestors
Delaware—Sells
of
Privately—
Railway
announced
10
"about
to
to
Net
50
persnos,
Net
it has sold 130,000 shares
individual ,arid corporate in¬
—V.
the
to
explosion
plant
increase
Net
the
Oct.
on
8,
the
1956,
company's regular quarterly
directors,
Net
of
10
.
ry.
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry,
Dec.-14.
cents
share,
per
The
1942.
Previous
with
payments
continuous
corporation
has
been
have
dividends
outstanding
for
first
nine
months
of
1956
against $7,666,000
Net sales
of
having been
shares of
The
cents
75
Zaiser
will
stated
that
the
blast
did
affect
not
President
Wolf
2,515,518
341,530
465,445
59,697
152,291
influence
not
all
cover
losses,
earnings
the
for
current
corporation's
nounced
last
March,
•packaged-foods
new
concept,
Flair
In
is
color,
vitamins
has
field,
Division,
it
off
wraps
all-vegetable
Flair,
named
organization
the
taken
an
announced
was
which
of
its
with
O-t.
on
was
product
new
shortening
the
trade
grocery
has
in
an¬
11,909,318
113,925,441
106,738.050
10,968,609
97,066,865
89,599,728
563,858
949,709
16,858,576
provided
and
long-term loans.
under
into
discussion
single
a
plant
the
Midwest
and
Southwest,—-V.
Ansul Chemical
184,
5x9,222
932.58,5
6,342,750
7,747,784
begin.
Oper.
total
PROCEEDS—The
Oil
Telephone
net
from
proceeds
the
$263,250 after expenses, are
construction and purchase of new plant
plant
present
used,
so
for
expend
improvements
general
$100,000
and
corporate
for
and
$135,000
for
boiler
new
a
At
addition
rPreduction Plant, $50,000 for the
Co.
of
be
4]/2%
and,
to
the
the
taxes—
used
well
as
EFFECT
the
net
of
TO
the
the assets
stock
(par
next
$22,000,000
five
uranium
a
practically in the
the
of
Wolf
of
•:
2,686,900
worth
and
years
Net
charges———
2,627,746
2,451,206
BUSINESS—Company
and
It
its
principal
formed
was
telling
in
The
possible,
the
mill.
foreign
company
Aviation
Off
has
bisulfate,
been
the
the
of
uranium
Corp.
June
(&
Wholly-Owned
of
arranging
Provis
for
on
of
Net
other
30—
^
Fed.
in
firm
to
of
1956
taxes
share of
oil
owns
and
in
C.
A.,
.
for
in
plant
are
been
period
and
not
leased,
The
in
15,901,376
line
feed
wells
gas
of
"i
fee
to
by
more
by
on
the
glycol
in
than
allotted
1955.
in
It
net
the
Plant
less
assets,
Investments
and
Total
bulk-
and
of
equipment
■■-.■-x
assets
thus
corporation,
the
assets
and
of
assets
_
6,087,401
to more tnan
$25,000,COO are as
Ernest Strubbe, Newark, N. J. indus¬
President, Jack C. Turner; Executive
H,
tional
is
sodium
industrial
General
City,
ended
going forward
He
it
also
is
Utah
"to
Counsel,
and
John
R.
during
1956.-
Treas¬
manent
financing,
current
needs."—V.
site
Wolf
Oil
Pocatello,
to
The
main
the
during
this
that
out
the
in
"construction
Net
the
Baltimore
(Md.)
years
the
outright,
main
on
part
of
in
11,000
the
site
south
of
the
Marinette
City
limits,
and
The
SEC
to
feet
square
to
be
used
for
additional
office
company intends to construct buildings on the
all its office and research
facilities.—V. 184,
space.
Eventually
388-acre
house
tract
to
from
banking connections
our
from
1678.
W.
R.
Stephens
announced
order
tension
as
on
under
of
the
Nov.
Stephens
agreement
dated
Is
secured
Arkansas
Stepnens
and
18,
the
Commission
Co.
of
Rock,
to
a
two
extend
note
National
Citv
the
Dec.
the
Bank
14,
$550,000.
the
Pec' 14, 1956,
Stephens
proceeds
8ale
rate
Arkansas
to
Gas;
bef0re
the
was
loan,
923,175
terms
The
B
1956
principal
of
New
to
869,494
8,210,292
of
which
P.
be
but
not
Investment
received
it
does
t0
Co.
from
not
excee<3
intends
the
deem
sale
it
final
an
to
its
borrow
additional
pay
the
from
amount
notes
out
appropriate
to
of
100
order
of
the
Aug.
debentures.—V.
184.
1,
p.
1976,
915.
in
exchange for outstanding
tem¬
904,815
522,779
696,084
16,891,636
14.518,098
20,533,575
—
2.529,916
6,565,517
3,901,240
8.419,234
income—
3,051,117
4,671,020
3,275,302
4,189,328
railway
1014.
•
•
Valley Gas & Electric Co.—Bank Loan—•
Brockton
romnanv,
of
Rr
Edison
Co., and Fall River
Utilities
Associates,
have
Eastern
make
to
additional
construction
$1,500,000
Oct.
15
of
shares
$11
held
be
filed
common
share
per
of
as.
used
for
15,
notification
$10)
(par
basis
1956,
working
of
stock
the
on
Oct.
letter
a
of
to
one
without
capital.—V,
with
be
Met
and
bank
borrowing?
in
purposes
$450,000.—V.
operating
the
183,
Electric
Light
received
provide
to
resoective
SEC
addi¬
amounts
of
1750.
p.
arid'tion
Net
Manufacturing
Corp.,
River,
N.
Oct.
on
12
filed
$500
shares
by
and
"A"
(each
of
per
&
Beckman
Sales
and
follows:
as
50
at
$100
shares
and
for
unit.
ner
Newark,
N.
J.
of
were
recorded
in
$1,744,856
June
on
.
The
income
set
the
previous
to
1956.
SI.36
The
increase
an
year.
a
The
months
to
—V.
J.—
in
Net
share
figures
(each
New
the
and
development costs
increase
of
41%
38%
an
retained
growth
and
of
the
short-term
of
under¬
be
year
In
June
report
to
$3,114,694, equivalent
to
10.6%
of
of
22%
oyer
sales, slightly
Mr.
Morris
proceeds
and
reported
sale
of.
a
$290,000.
shares
outstanding stc*k was
1955, net operating income.on
Isimilar period in
of
was $1.51.
Non-reoccurring income
her share, making total income for the first nine
shar^.
the
•
*
,
las]t quarter are uncertain, according to Mr. Morris.
<
■.
Maine
RR.—Earnings—
End. Aug. 31—
1956—Month—1955
19C«—9 M~s.—1°55
$7,412,730 $58,827,622 $56,480,613
revenue—
$7,225,332
expenses
5,538,469
5,369,638
46,824,028
43,058,342
ry. oper.
$1,686,863
667,210
$2,043,0n2
$12,003,594
$13,422,271
788,842
3,454,403
4,162,241
oper.
from
railway
oper.
184, p.
1342.
inc.—
and
plans
company
Co., Ltd.;
Ltd.—Plans Financing—•
to market $12,000,000 in
5%
$50
par
cumulative
preferred stock at $46 per share through Nesbitt, Thomson
Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd.; and Societe de Placements, Inc.
associates.
of
a
Dr.
tax
to
outstanding
32%
share
before
over
on
year,
Brockton
See
1,249,-
deduction
were
the
p.
$6,459,the first
A
by
Co.
development totaled a record
sales, or $1.16 per share after taxes.
Edison
Blackstone
Brush
for
Beckman said.
3%; during the
176,
apply
to
plans
company
part
of
1862.
the
proceeds
to
1957
capital
«
$21,330,593
amounted
shares
income
year,
the
taxes
$1.06
The
It
Co.—Bank
Loans—
Valley Gas & Electric
Co.
above.—V.
183,
p.
1362.
Electronics Co.—Introduces New Product—
Microphone
Bruel
Calibration
Kjaer,
has
designed
for
&
is
just
Apparatus, Model BL-4119, manufactured
introduced by the Brush Electronics
been
accurate
calibration
of
the
Brush
Condenser
Microphone Model
tridge
ficial
and
insurance
to
on
Outstanding
cen's
expenditures.—V.
over
publicly owned in 1952. Cash earnings were
bank borrowings were undertaken
to finance
for research
operating income,
695,000
on
net
'
.
life
«ta'n
a
•
British Columbia Electric Co.,
&
business.
year
a
th^n
&
net
from
amounting
income
per
cper.
rev.
The
the
Expenditures last
Net
—V.
equip¬
ended
;
■*
used
each quarter of the past fiscal
year,
sales exceeded those
previous quarter and incoming orders exceeded
sales," Dr. Beck¬
man
said.
"Continued increases in sales and
earnings are anticipated
for fiscal ,1957."
of
Net
714.
annual
increase
to
Federal
previous
consisting
to
the
over
-
earnings after
the 1,287,227
dividend
unit;
to $1.300.5^4,
This represents a 3%
average.
above
665.
p.
Railway
Records—
on
and
the
over
company paid a stock
dividend since it became
con¬
Period
Railway
shares
production
p.
fiscal
Profits
an
per
50
unit
are
cents
,
year's earnings of $1,322,050, equal
shares outstanding on June
30, 1955.
The
10
offering wdi be
proceeds
company's
of
represent
$500
and
183,
Boston
(each
for
gain of 7%%
a
amounted
income
42
$2.25
redeemable
previous
735
at
bond
and machinery;
capital.—V. 182,
records
new
(par
units
dies
working
$29,362,131,
equal
30,
"A"
stock)
The
30, 1956, Dr. A. O. Eeckman stated in the
shareholders.
Sales
100
Instruments, Inc.—Sets
net
stock
common
consisting of a $500 "B"
unit; and 1,975 "C" units
plant;
materials;
and
of
results
.
20-year
plant,
shares
amounted
a
letter of notification with
the
debenture bonds, $50,000 of series*
6%
shares
units
bond
Co,,
lease
or
in
stock)
Berry
A
207,500
offered
$500
at
acquire
ment
be
and
fiscal
announced
"
the
to
share.
per
687,103
.
Toms
28
31 amounted to $42,498,000,
inenme
operating
$1.83
for
1930.
p.
Sept.
on
1956:
of $1,092,925.
Bell's
Elue
ncn-r°occurring
offered
underwriting.
179,
President,
manufacturing
the
share
new
Morris.
A.
1955's figure
Inc., Albuquerque, N. M.—
Exchange Commission—
"During
porary
497,812
15,761338
through '*ug.
like period, 1955.
a
Markets,
on
at
units
100
research
Associates Investment Co.—Definitive
Debs. Ready—
AiIS* debenturesT5Ust Co., New York, N. Y„ will deliver definitive
®,ank4ers due
income—
1—
railway——
funds
below
bonds
a
"B'p
stock)
550,
Arkansas
RR.—Earnings—
.
1,920,092
to
to
sisting of
of
Arkansas
undertake such
been
bonds,
1953
Sales
$1,936,914
corporation
of
holdings of
determination by the Supreme Court
pending before it upon appeal of an
Commission.—V. 183, p. 1750.
case
S.
of
to
has
1,458,659
first nine months of
7,243,472
1,735,279
covering $dO,000 of series
share)
per
July
amount
York,
an
Y.,
mortgage
Blue Bell, Inc.—Reports Higher Earnings—
E.
$3,375,252
21,721
are
debenture
well
of
N.
first
423.
$2,904,048
$1,250,000,
&
215,223
an
as
York,
p.
ln54
subsidiaries
tional
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
SEC
ex¬
by the pledge of 2,145,170 shares of the
common
stock of
Louisiana Gas
Co.,
including
1,158.394
shares
owned
by
Investment Co. The latter further
proposes
Louisiana
it
for
given
interested
thereon.
More par¬
under
from
in
SEC
New
4V<%
184,
672,190
Prosuects for
written
Ark.,
Lake Erie
V.
$1,839,021
authorization
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$11 585.544
$9.??9 416
$927,717
$58,223
Super
Beckjord
to
proposed
also
1955
oper.
This
'
$r9,754
shares
proceecs
has
hearing
proposes,
its
the
regarding
a
outstanding bank
an
to
Little
Act
request
1956,
date
First
Inc.,
application
the
1956, to
Investment
Sept.
to
on
5,
ithe maturity
$19,602,821.34
Co.,
made
Company
date
borrowings;
until
ticularly,
has
Holding
maturity
additional
persons
Investment
Aug. ^19,
the
Bank,
$2,000,000
See
$2,893,085
1,481,823
184, p.
Co.,
to,
.
1956—Month—1955
Securities and
covering
of
p.
for
1953.
573,572
Blackstone
252,633
corporation
of
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.—Sale
Delayed—
1,
area
inc.—
stockholders
each
an
one
manufacturing building at the main plant site. This
19.200 square feet of buildings.
Recently acquired is a 4J/2 acre
Marinette, which contains a building
containing a total of
will add
tract
388-aere
a
to
265,236,978
1956
oper.
ry.
—V.
In
Barber's
during
301,621,820
—
$1,804,314
Jan.
Net
capital
railway—
from
Net
\
1118.
Files With
owned
ry.
From
and
company.
22,846,100
136,463,869
railway-——
from
Gross
addi¬
of
915.
p.
and
Exchange
agert
June
from
Net
reports
company
ry. oper.
oper.
p.
Stanton
10
.
24,057,525
Co.—Paying Agent Appointed—
Corn
Bessemer &
growing demands of our customers,
approx.mately $40,000,000 on new
$1,022,929
expenses
from
rev.
remaining
last
spent
are
1956,
facilities
spend
184,
revenue--
oper.
184,
near
manufacturing, stor¬
properties
oper.
railway
—V.
of
The
the
Net
expend
or
office
foot
Wis.
31,
borrow'ng
End. Aug. 31—
Railway
Railway
Net
in
1,928,891
1955—
147,125,048
reserves
paying
of
3,
Gross
research
1957.
4,000,000
shares;
1578.
p.
Chemical
series
-'.hh'/
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Earnings—
ex¬
export
99,998,118
:
.
—_
"
Period
for
locations
at
fire
125,179,794
2,009,453
—3,250,000
_—
liabilities,
184,
The
A
are
we
27,618,111
I-
appointed
major part of these constrimt^n funds
provided by the sale of bonds late last year.
Pending further per¬
was
63,880,007
17,236,258
reserves———————
Berkshire Gas
>.■:
Black,
Idaho:
Pocatello,
pace."
meet
will
we
64,393,536 '
-
August—
pointed
record
a
that
that
43,550,000
•
—
liabilities
operating
Total
Co.—Earnings Increased—
Aug.
commercial
at
stated
estimated
construction
President,
anu
265,236,978
" 8,500,080
—
taxes——-
for
—V.
$11,521,000,
taxes, fixed
Crane,
4,054,510
301,621,820
—_
—
Surplus
•
after operating expenses, depreciation and
charges and other deductions; equivalent
dividends to $] 68 per share on the common s^ck.
For
the corresponding period in
1955,'the company reported net income of
$10,011,000 eqivalent to $1.55 per common share. "
P.
$
amount
Ol;
Associate
months
1955
233,429,062 211,595,525
5,260,321
3,389,604
56,745,036
46,197,339
———
deprec.)
items
contingencies
Capital stock
(1956—4,811,505
4,5*9,220 sharesi
Bedrock.
expanded
$4.33
30
1956
;
after
(n»t
and deferred
Reserve
preferred
Charles
JUNE
reserves-.—
misc.
and
Sundry
Fuel; by contract, will
assuring an adequate
this
addition
or
to
Board,
Wolf
separating,
Atomic
mines,
in
the
of Salt Lake
eight
income
after
•
OF
V
Current
•
Pennsylvania,
in
M.
amortization,
and
office and plant
buildings comprise 167,600 square feet.
tdtal, 108,700 square feet are used for
manufacturing and
warehousing.
Planned
expansion
for
1957
includes
the
Fire
Test
Building. Chemical Development Building, and 10-acre
testing ground
Of
Aaron
For
fields
Its
expects
fiscal
four
Marinette,
these
of
of
Secretary
Caracas.
$1,000,000 has been
double the company's
of
of
reported
attorney
Chemical
chemical
in
funds
the company
All
mill
new
directors
now
other
Baltimore Gas & Electric
dimethyl
Ansul
as
dry
on
company.
65-acre
a
its
Over
facilities.
the
by
on
River
acquired
in
$460,000
ot
19,778,666
$3.21
AS
$
;
•
chemical
add'tive;
foreign countries.
$1,200,000 annually.
land
the
at
ore
board
are
blending,
mines,
own
from
wholly-owned .subsidiary
known
of
its
product of its
ore
22,325,707
I
CONDITION
■
Prepaid
Kaye of Maplewood, N. J., Vice-President of
Gas. Co., Inc.
The address of the Atomic Fuel Extraction Co.
is Box 1008,
Idaho.
bleaching,
55
$400,000
and
situated
purposes.
service
In
over
of
Menominee
expansion
same
grain
its
a
dioxide
different
cleaners;
a
carried
increased
1956
acres
owned
the
age
fiscal
550'/2
are
acreage, has
of
steadily
approximately
of
on
rate
sale
being
the
mining
solvents;
Venezuela,
and
now
has
buildings
Street
of
distributors
the
$410,000 in
Marinette
for
has
company
total
laws
manufacture
at
now
expended
A
bowl
organized
company
the
Venezuela,
company
are
about
the
under
plant
Chairman
meet
1956,
tinguishers
The
niacin,
chemical
23
leather,
addition,
toilet
Jersey for a large oil
at Jersey City, N. J.
additional
'
15,464,552
.
stock.?
common
FINANCIAL
supervise
and
&
additive.
Early
corporation
The
in
sulphur
in
1955
437,337,178 439,175,282
31,365,928
42,104,3'73
——
*
Western-Knapp
design
income
profit
Earned per
plant
at
Bedrock, Colo.,
company's 8900-acre mining
the, Paradox Valley area of
the
border
New
President
urer,
hydroxy anisole,
an
producing
food
preservative
chemicals;
disodium
a
herbicide; and dimethoxy benzene, an industrial
arsonate,
odorent
In
include
to
special
grade
customers
Subs.)—
con¬
169,450 shs.
petroleum,
ingredient
of
group
intermediate
for
350
chemicals.
expanded
active
industrial
than
paper,
and
a
methyl
distributes
more
including
rubber
.products
ethers,
to
of
Idaho;
manufacturing, producing, and
sulphurous acid)
for sale
thereafter comprised the United
8,49
24,4(-5l,528
20,9l2,'f7#
—
Ended
royalties and other oper. Income—
before provision for Fed. inc. taxes
Profit
Vice-President, H. W. McCulloch of Newark, N. Jr; Vice-President and
General Manager of
Mining and Milling, L, M. Buhler of Pocatello,
countries.
now
chloride
of
21,675 ,%'uo
1226.
*
which
company,
trialist,
(anhydrous
which
139,999,6P
21,451,019
!p.
current
April
19,
1915
In
Wisconsin,
business is in Marinette, Wis.
of
purpose
dioxide
market
synthetic
and
place
the
sulphur
industry,
sales
and
office
for
liquid
and
methyl
Co.,
organized
largest
the
States
of
was
194,627,222
25,420,174
s-Hes,
concentrating
center
Utah-Colorado
follows:
Outstanding
s
2,868,728
Total
Co.
The
FINANCING
$
3,171,238
income
which
this
1956—8 Moj.—1955
$
25,348,604 212,335,082
18,932,834 154,799.382
2,534.200
22,081,0^2
Federal
supply of
company.
PRESENT
1106.
p.
of
world
on
Besides
to
200,000 shs.
$3)__.
with
$562,500
183,
income-—
Bendix
common
build
to
is
receive
not
Authorized
Common
year.—V.
be
will
term,
of
10,034,494
Nine. Months
over, from West Germany to Japan, lor the sale
amounting to some $20,000,000.
•
addition, the AEC recently authorized the Atomic Fuel organi¬
storage
Division
proceeds
at
the
to
loans
20-year
a
1,012,842
oper.
184,
vanadium,
Oil
for
as
extent
intended
Mechanical
$5,600,000
Pennsylvania—Earnings—
Notes payable
to banks-—Accounts and accrued payables—————^
the
is
it
the
1,149,129
Earnings
mining propert.es in Georgia and Nevada, has augmented
its
during the past year by acquiring the huge N. Y. Central RR.
shops, some 56 acres of land and buildings in Albany, N.
Y.
Further, Wolf Oil has signed a purchase agreement with Standard
esti¬
for
the
to
will
that
unnecessary
Present
per
negotiating
increase
taxes——_ '
oper.
aft"-r
—V.
and
Development Building,
plant, in the same order
main
priority.
Funds needed in addition to
offering will come from the general funds
GIVING
offering,
be
present
of
CAPITALIZATION
to
is
the
payments
1956—Month—1955
' 20.294,231
Net
Corp.,
Montrose
County, Colo.
The San Francisco
Engineering has been awarded the contract
Chemical
new
at
this
of
and equipment,
betterments
purposes.
building
a
sale
adding
annual
assets
Intended
charges."
expected
financing
for
time
27,301,498
inc.
ether
joint announcement on Oct. 22 by Jack C. Turner,
corporation, and H. Ernest Strubbe, President of
Co., Inc., of Pennsylvania, the Atom.c Fuel lirm has
Fuel
construction
Co., Marinette, Wis.—Stock Offered—
at
is
loan, having
which
expenses
Fed.
a
the
which
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Milwaukee, Wis., on
Oct. 23 publicly offered 11,500 shares of common stock
(par $3) at $25 per share.
mated
year
"necessarily
internally through
of
It
$3,400,000.
$9,000,000
will
Part
equity
provide
which
new
19G2, at
interest rate
The
new
revenues
Oper.
Net
Extraction
approx.mately
property
1578.
p.
previous
year
amortization
facilities.
Co.
3n
the
last
Loans—
make
repayments until
17,198,322
inc..—
the
zation
the
in
markets
test
was
s
this
&
to
In
11.
begun
sales
"
The
to
in
V'"
in
depreciation
of
will
Period End. Aug. 31—
12,572,940
12,009,082
deliver
D.
and
introduction
plans
.
entirely
an
its
loan
meigcd
$
during
of
a
premium-grade, hydrogenated shortening; delicate yellow
having a distinctive aroma anu texture, and fortified with
A
Initial
Poods
in
expansion
1956—8 Mos.—1955
ry. oper.
to
acquired
Atomic
tract
Anderson, Clayton & Co.—Announces New Product—
The
by
the
RR.—Earnings—
centrate
1269.
p.
and
the
no
the Wolf corporation for 1,500,000 shares
treasury stock.
This acquisition,, they said was part of the Idaho firm's exnans'on
progxam following the securing of an Atomic Energy Commission con¬
of
Insur¬
year.
Zaiser indicated.—V. 173,
Mr.
earnings
for
Bell
1956—Month—19o5
contracts
therefore
will
'
outlay to carry larger accounts receivable and
provide for additional plant facilities
and equipment
exist.ng leng-term loans,
2,963,991
197,717
*53,877
$
Fuel
of
Gas
just
facilities,
production
2,065,384
Line
expenses
from
According
to
on
corporation has started
reconstruction
of
the
portion
of its
administration
building
recently
destroyed
by
a
boiler
explosion.
Mr.
of
used
Pocatello, Idaho—Ac¬
quires Wolf Oil and Mining Properties—
The
ance
sales.
increase
cash
to
major increase
a
be
1014.
p.
of
38%
proceeds of
this time.
24,33 4
*21,545
revenue,,
oper.
Atomic
the company
action
*792
$
railway oper,
—V. 184, p. 1014,
in the first nine months of 1955.
according
board's
and
184,
Coast
oper.
Net rev.
for the year 1956, are anticipated to reach
Mr. Zaiser, as against $10,887,000 in 1935.
increasing the regular- dividend was taken
in view of research findings on new products and the success of the
company's efforts in opening new markets, the announcement said.
§13,000,000,
24,116
$
trie
on
to
54,113
286,100
End. Aug. 31—
Period
466,605
amounted
1953
$364,083
29.503
will
Atlantic
Net
the
1954
$289,569
57,£26
2,663,930
income—
"Deficit.—V.
per share on the common stock, compared to 42 cents for the same
period in 1955.
Net sales for the first nine months are $10,018,000,
as
railway,—v
9.5%
the
Increase Long-Term
The
rahway—_
oper.
"reflect the company's policy of expand¬
favorable
conditions
vigorously whenever
development expenditures
portion of the cash required
retention
for
1955
4,984
Monday, October 29, 1956
.
Anticipating continued growth, the company p-esentlv
$329,797
l
.
have
stock.
Profit
sizable
A
From Jan. 1—
stock! divi¬
common
1956
$323,371
34,925
figures
k:v)
su;d
inventories and
Point RR.—Earnings-
West
railway,,—
railway,,:
oper.v income
Railway
record
since
48,554,409
from
holders
basis
110,018,865
44,li.0,938
from
Railway
common
97,332,631
6,424,167
August—
Gross
to
12 '/2
cents
per
share
effective
with
the
fourth
quarter,
1956, according to an announcement by J. D. Zaiser, President.
In
addition,
a
TV*
cent
extra
cash
dividend
was
declared
for
1956,
payable with
the
12'/2
cents
quarterly
dividend Dec. 31
to
stock¬
paid
13,489,821
Atlanta &
dend
of
11,447,249
5,660,830
To
Ampco Metal, Inc., Milwaukee, Wis.—Div. Increased—
Despite
ry. oper.
Eeckmai
involved heav>
1342.
p.
the
activities
$2,032,56 V"?
Dr.
the
company." It said the proceeds have been used
to retire bank loans and to provide additional working capital.
The
sale
was
not
a .public
offering, although company attorneys
faid American Seal-Kap? Corp. did file a registration statement and a
prospectus v/.th the SEC. The sale was handled by the company itself
without
underwriting.
It
was
said
the
buyers had
acquired
the
stock "for investment and not for distribution.";
Including the recently sold stock, the company said it now has in
excess
fo 454,000 common shares outstanding.—V. 184, p. 1013.
voted
184,
330,927,418
50,158,030
36,668,259 295,546,399 270,908,553
inc.--
said
research
Research
totaled
392,879,030
48,951,395
37,504,146
oper. ;
its
exist."
$
expenses
from
rev.
Beckman
ing
$
revenue—
oper.
railway
Dr.
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$
i
.
MK-0002
Voice
The
which
BL-4111 as well as the Condenser Microphone Car¬
employed in the Brush Artificial Ear BL-4109 or Arti¬
BL-4210.
Calibration
is
a
Apparatus
simplified
form
of
enables
the
both
a
standardized
calibration
reciprocity
technique in accordance with the American Standard
ard
Z24.4,
curve
A
of
new
and
the
the
determination
microphone
four-page
folder,
by
of
means
the
of
illustrating
-
procedure
calibration
Association
stand¬
complete
an
and
frequency response
electrostatic
actuator.
describing
its
Vibration
Volume
184
Number 5581
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
■
(1791)
Pickup
Preamplifier Model BL-1606, and its Vibration
Pickups Model
has just been published by this
company.
Preamplifier is designed as a link between the Brush AcceleromModels BL-4305, BL-430G and BL-4307 or
any type of vibration
of the Missouri River from
Kansas
City to
barge channel.
The company already has
along the Mississippi, Illinois, Tennessee and Missouri
Rivers.
Cargill has pioneered in the movement of
feed
grains by
inland waterway, a development which had
much to do with the growth
of cattle feeding in the South.
ration
BL-4305,
The
eters
pickup and one of the Brusn Ar Analyzers Mouels
LL-2105,
Amplifier Model BL-2601 or BL-2602. Thus, users are
or
the
BL-2109
provided with
absolute
measurement
placement.—V.
182,
or
recording of acceleration
2.
p.
■
,
velocity
"When
to
.
Nine Months Ended
before
Income
Sept. 30—
taxes_
Average number of
On
the
Oct.
11,
1,000,000
1
j'g
to
serial
reclassify
The
the
$0.78
that
capital
the
shares
for
will
ke
amendment
to
company
made
to
Net
This
to
prciit
net
for
and
64
cents
rently
52
reports
company
tiation
U.
of
S.
share
per
outstanding.
cents
In
the
net
a
of
1956
quarter,
share
per
ended
tne
on.
as
May
On
stock
(par
PROCEEDS—The
ties,
and
working
net
to
are
mining
net
profit
number
same
be
of
totaled
1950
the
for
jiroximately
well
as
as
interests
of
purpose
located
claims
to
current
pay
for
mining
TO
PRESENT
mile
one
the
Hill
in
of
east
The
manganese.
upon
5,000,000
engaging in
Fryer
on
in
mining
the
Leadville,
mining
To
operations
Colo.,
at
for
this
claims
made in
was
Power
aldol
and
15
also
V.
EFFECT
TO
"First
mortgage
Colo.
for
due
1976______
series
due
1978
;
The
V.
274%
series
due
1980
314 %
series
due
1984_
35/s%
series
due
% series
due
474
3%
Total
$3
pfd.
cumul.
$2.50
($50
preferred
cumulative
Preference
Common
*The
stock
stock
first
($20
forth
set
{Includes
531
1956
which
of
the
by
wholly
a
owned
field,
with
ago
products
Unit—
this
tne
th^t
production
new
meet
to
not
Oct.
on
shares
sold
were
by
such
subsidiary in
amounts
set
are
of
names
the
in
the
purchasers
Bonds
New
the
of
forth
severally
table
and
to
the
be
of
Schoellkopf,
W.
R.
on
&
for
only
will
end
serve
for
current
Mr.
Co
V,
184,
filed
stock
under
to
are
of
be
bid
of
the
M.
be
five
California
Pomeroy,
Inc.—.
Water
has
company
for
working
W.
Commission
sell
to
2,000.000
the
.
The
Co.—To
Sell
authority
$3,000,000 of 4.60%
AND
FIRST
1956
EIGHT
1955
$3,676,535
the
short-term bank loans.
issue
sufficient shares
proceeds
its
In
its
of
from
first
the
California
bonds,
mortgage
from
the
application,
sale
P.
U.
;
maturing
Dittmar
&
3,500
Clement
A.
^____
3,500
3,500
First
3,500
Garrett-Bromfield
3,500
Hurd,
3,500
H. I.
Josey and Co
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.
its
of
Canadian
short-term
Pacific
capital stock
later
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
in
184,
railway
railwayincome—
this year
to repay
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Inc.
29,895,162
which
Byllesby & Co.
Dain
G.
1,
As
a
portion
the
"25.537
*37,911
at
*75,675
$10,690,000
802,"744
755,832
244,024
4,343,506
4,869,693
1015.
President,
post
office
Canada,
NOTE:
at
$63.00
On
Seibert,
New
per
account
FINANCIAL
York,
year.
ol
said
President
2-0613);
1
N.
at
Co.
2,500
2,000
—
Dallas
Sons
2,500
Scctt,
&
Rowles,
2.500
Hughes
2,500
Pierce
&
Renshaw
Winston &
Rupe
&
Horner
2,000
Co
Son,
&
2,000
2,000
:
2,000
Inc.—
2,000
Mason,
Inc.
Inc
Co.,
2,000
Sterne,
Stix
"
Agee
&
Leach
&
2,000
Co
2.000
2,500
Harold
2,500
Woodward-Elwood
1689.
E.
Wood
&
Co.—
&
2,000
Co.—
2,000
Wulff, Hansen & Co
Securities
Corp.—Interim
Sept. 30,'56
value
Asset
Shs.
net
of
Liquid,
value
of
Asset
assets
claim
of
of
2,000
Report—
June 30,'56
Dec. 31,'55
$15,713,898
$16,071,923
$14,723,943
3,300,000
3,300,000
3,300,600
stk.
pref.
Common
stock
common
stock
com.
value
$12,413,898
outstanding
765,000
765,800
766,647
$130.95
$133.93
$122.70
$16.23
stock
(120,000
shares)
$16.C8
stock
NET
$12,771,923 $11,423,943
share:
per
Preference
INCOME
FOR
NINE
MONTHS
ENDED
$14.90
SEPT.
30
1956
Net
income
from
share
Per
share
of
$240,564
interest
and
$187,121
of
sales
on
$2.00
stock—
common
gain
share
182,
dividends
1955
preference stock
01
realized
Per
$0.07
$935,886
$557,554
$1.22
investments
of
$0.79
Stock
common
$1.5S
$0.14
2678.
p.
ry.
railway.
railway
from
Net
622,224
332,696
1956
'
from
Net
$3,437,477
335,595
19*4
1 "53
$4,825,813
$4,663,767
$5,068,063
1,228,960
869,848
1,103,906
1,152 133
income
oper.
1955
$5,460,183
______
448,747
318.427
388,853
568.801
40,775,288
37,584,073
36.945,877
41,846,863
From Jan. 1—
Net
29,490,177
4,627.955
6,061,951
Co.—Stock
Service
17
Omaha,
move
from
from
Net' ry.
—V.
2,765,484
of
Offered—
stock
common
railway
railway
8,506.881
8,144,669
7,059,111
8.198.933
2,843,910
indjome
oper.
184,
3,134,239
2,056,284
3,322,233
1015.
p.
Wisconsin
Motor
rities Offered—Loewi
(par
under
the
Countries,
fluctuations
acres
In
23 offered
vertible
preferred
accrued
&
Transport
Co.
Inc.
and
Co.
(111.)—Secu¬
associates
stock
dividends, and
(par $1) at $6
per
at
($10
par
con¬
share)
per
67,500 shares of
Oct.
on
publicly 34,600 shares of 6% cumulative
and
stock
common
share.
UNDERWRITERS—The
commitment
.if
following underwriters have made a firm
purchase the 34,600 shares of preferred and the 67,500
to
the
Securities
Co.,
&
Brothers,
&
Inc.,
$28.21;
Scearns
Bear,
(jointly),
Co.
common
stock:
in
discharge
evidenced
September,
by
&
First
the
Loewi
from
company
notes
1956,
due
12,
of
Straus,
/
The
The
pro¬
amount
March
finance
to
cost
a
&:
Marshall
&
construction
For
further
1957,
are
the
of
estimated
cost
Tower
for
It
intended
generating
of
the
company
at
and
utility
the
period
facilities
as
most of which represents
kilowatt anit under construction
of
of
Co
;
&
details,
V.
$6,300,000
of
distribution
and
such
for
transmission
$1,770,000
expenditures
for
facilities,
general
are
184,
p.
4.000
4.000
2,000
Inc.
see
11.000
2.000
2,000
.
1
—
Co.,
11.000
4,000
1349.
facili¬
intended
for
Century Controls Corp., Farmingdale, N. Y.
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
The
SEC
be
corporation
covering
offered
each i,
facilities.
expected that the additional funds required during 1957, and
to finance construction expenditures will be provided in
part from cash tu be generated internally by the company ar.ri the
remainder through the issuance of additional securities from time to
also
Oct.
4
$150,000
of
6%
90%
nrincinal
on
of
filed
a
letter
subordinate
amount
of
convertible
(in
—
notification
Files
with
the
debentures
'*e"omin»H'>"s
r.
for
underwriting. Tjie proceeds are to be used to pay notes
reduce accounts payable and to pay ccner curienc
nauihcics;
working capital.—V. 184, p. 915.
t
thereafter,
as
funds
required
are
and,
if
necessary,
from
short-term
bank
future
have
in
prepa¬
Sept.
been
ON
paid
November,
30,
Century
Food
Markets
Co.
—
Debentures
and
Stock
Offered^—A
group of
investment bankers, headed
by
M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.), on Oct. 23
publicly offered
$2,000,000 of 6% convertible subordinated debentures
H.
DIVIDENDS
land
1956,
COMMON
quarterly
STOCK—Dividends
since
the
1946.
on
recapitalization
its
of
common
the
stock
company
During the five years and nine months ended
dividends amounting to SI.20 per share in 1951, 1952,
due
Sept. 1, 1976, and 40,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) to be offered in units of $50 principal amount
S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company,
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570, Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
[every Thursday
(general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday] Other offices: 135 8. La Salle Street, Chicago
3, Ulinoia
E. C;, England, c/o Edwards <fc Smith, Copyright 1956 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25,
1942, at the
March 3,
1879,
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year; In Dominion of
year.
exchange,
to
•s-inq
without
payable,
is
at
week
per
rate
Co
Aug.
of which
follows:
facilities,
facilities
$2,000,000
for
about $33,000,000,
electric
100,000
Station,
distribution
remaining
for
____:
33.509
6,000
6.000
McDowell—
2o._._
Fusz-Schmelzle
1957,
Stock
16.600
&
Milwaukee
(Reg. U.
a
Inc
Blosser
Doolittle
ot
Co.
Common
Stock
$27.94.
equivalent
an
Preferred
and
Co.
part of the
$2,000,000 of such
expenditures.
and
prepay
The
London,
Act
$67.00
the
the
Grand
The
for
made
twice
Gardens,
Blyth
borrowings.
Neb.,
was
CHRONICLE
Published
Y„
of
from
expenditures
31,
transmission
gas
in
the
Drapers'
Other
the
Facilities—
purchase
along the west bank of the Missouri River
development as a grain elevator facility.
STate
of
"58,049
328,392
Dana
Dec.
21,937
the
incurred
for
$348,886
859,765
(Telephone
2.000
2.000
____
Crouse
Rodman
of—-
Gross
2,588,547
oorrowings,
$12,240,000
$332,182
302,169
William
to
*53,370
announced
to
construction
about
223,363
THE COMMERCIAL AND
Livingstone,
Irving Lundborg & Co,——
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
:___
Market
1953
26,307.882
construction
used
are
1953
Grain
Union
bank
"13,926
MacMillian Jr.,
(Inc.)
August—
5,762,412
and Lehman
$31,000,000
time
John H.
2.000
2,000
Inc
Central-Illinois
,
MONTHS
3,393,852
Public
came
$28.16,
be
were
1956
1954
4,837,447
bids
about
971,568
has
2.000
&
Clegg & Co.——
R.
&
Co.
Co.—
<&
Raffensperger,
p.
2,000
Southwest
Co.,
&
Edwards
184,
2,000
2,500
M.
Rauscher,
2,000
Co.,
$1,056,-
564,031
28,495,336
'
5,215,085
corporation
3,000
Co.,
expenditures.
$403,644
Cargill, Inc.—To Increase
This
S.
&>
M.
Co.,
&
2.500
Sullivan
A.
&
Evans
Co.
Inc.
Ine.
<
3,000
Co.—
2,000
Securities
Company,
switc'-iug
cost
6,132,960
170,000 shares
company's
will
short-term
ties.
184, p.
Inc.
——
&
H.
bid
3,685,286
.
Illinois
of
Dillon,
"64,594
income
Co
—_—
Gross
income
Corp;,
The
railway
"Deficit.—V.
•
1349.
p.
railway—
oper.
&
Brothers & C'o._
shares
the
ceeds
the
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Inc
2,000
Co
1578.
p.
issue
7955
$398,594
oper,
Co.
Chicago
1—
railway
railway
Easanan
of
to
Maine—Earnings—
1956
AugustGross
loans.—V.
Lines
&
&
Inc
■.
$3,212,141
587,702,
289,383
PROCEEDS—The n-et proceeds to be received by
the sale of the securities will be used to finance
repay outstanding
utility said it hoped to
the
-
remainder
2,000
Co.
&
SEC
Co.
1954
$3,479,438
606,235
332,222
;
income
Competing
stated it has tentative commitments from nine institu¬
tional investors to purchase the bonds.
use
2,000
Slocumb
3,500
Michigan Corp..
Losivorth,
$10)
was publicly offered on Oct. 25 at $29.12V2 per share by
a group of underwriters headed by Glore, Forgan & Co.;
American Securities Corp.; Equitable Securities Corp.;
and Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
This isssue was awarded
to the banking group on Oct. 23 on its bid of $28.33 per
Bonds—
company
to
Fitch, North & Co.
Beecroft, Cole and Co.—
Shares of
Service
1981.
is planned
Barret,
Brush,
Union
—V.
road
2,000
Collins
authorization
to
Co.
Dallas
Net
subject to
2,500
Julien
Boettcher
share.
-
1,
Co
Nicolaus & Co.,
Davis, Skaggs & Co._
Securities Co. of
capital.—
Pressprich <fc
2,500
Inc.—
Co.,
3,500
but
the
with
&
Co.—
6,000
Central
1,500,000
requested
&
Yantis
&
6.000
SEC—
by six Diesel electric
gondola cars, estimated
AUGUST
FOR
,
oper.
Boston
The
Kidder
S.
Lerchen
6,000
Co.—
&
Company, Inc.—'
Stifel,
Commission.
secured
drop end
from
184,
An
2,250.000
Co.
duPont
&
Per
are
2,500
6,000
Stern
4%s.
as
Co
Starkweather
$10) to be offered to a
$11 per share, without
R.
and
certificates
Commerce
to
99.27
&
Shuman, Agnew & Co.—
be
products,
names;
Shares
Sutro
Allison-Williams
bid of 99.32%.
a
railway-!—
Central
by
$2,250,000
&
&
Securities
10,500
F.
at
used
have severally agreed
common stock
Loewi
development."—
notification
(par
company
below
Fulton, Reid & Co———
said,
will
v
railway
from
respective
named
company the number of shares of
forth below opposite their
respective
set
8.000
in
uses
polyo;s
commercial
now
letier
a
the
certificates
sale
is
Jan.
ry.
—V.
August,
1578.
p
amount,
the
First of
has
KixMiller
for
needs
products
common
Hutzlar
tne
and
oper.
Net
below:
Corp.
Hutton
Pressprich
also
See
&
Securities
company's mortgage in series, with¬
subject to the terms of the mortgage.,
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.—__
semi-
a
■
'
from
ry.
Gross
Amt. of Bds.
Peabody
Equitable
the
8,000
A.
coiporation
start-up
facility,"
processors'
new
11
of
.35."
-,
Bros.
from
From
July
purchased
total
under
3,463,600 shs.
Central RR. of New Jersey- -Earnings—
Net
Principal
Kidder,
to
from
5,000,000 shs.
——
Watling,
The
issue
Net
at
50,000 shs.
issuable
company
Deduct:
\
+
August
3,200,000 shs.
subsidiary
50,000 shs.
Inc.
Interstate
Ctcss
*
„
New
is expected to be completed and producing
In addition to providing trimethylolpropane
polyurethane synthesis,
this new
unit
other
tailored
Oct. 24
Net
owned
PURCHASERS—The
each
It
coatings
4,350,000
350,000 shs.
$10)
(par
are
as
,
150,000 shs.
stock
limit
;
(par $100),
series
8,000
//,
principal
Nov.
2787.
p.
$6,000,000
——___
cumulative
*•
5,000.000
Corp._
644.
328,149 shs.
3,500,000 shs.
1956.
•
'
both
The
therein.
200
one
1255.
locomotives
60,000 shs.
'
31,
of
,-.V $1.04,963 shs.
value)
shares
this
EARNINGS
stock——
value)
par
to
for
oi
shares
Issuance and
992.000
stock
par
unit
22
p.
99.105,
497,600
—
5,000,000
the
$50,492,000
preferred
($1
of
3,500
Salomon
mortgage indenture dated Oct. 1, 1943, as supplemented,
issuance of additional bonds under the restrictions and
the
permits
conditions
2,000,000
2.4
was
certificates, priced to yield from 4% to
4.50%, according to maturity, were awarded to the bank¬
6,000,000
value)—
par
314%, due Seot. 1, 1982—
F, 3U%, due June 1, 1984—
20-year sinking fund debentures,
Dec.
1, 1970
purchase
1578.
inclusive.
8,000,000
——$113,000,000
stock
5,000,000
Equitable Securities Corp.__
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—__
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. on
$840,000-of series C 4%% equipment trust certificates
maturing semi-annually May 1, 1957 to Nov. 1, 1971,
8.000,000
25,000,000
.
1982—
American
Certificates
Oct. 25 offered
6,000,000
——25,000,000
1960
—
Cumul.
.
1985____
1986—
debentures due
1,
Shares
high quality brake fiuids and other expanding industrial
company
j
5,500,000
25,000,000
Feb.
Glore, Forgan & Co.—_____
$15,797,779
,
,
due
3%%,
growth
Central of Georgia Ry.—Equipment Trust
Outstanding
10,000,000
at
"
10,000,060
,
Dick & Merle-Smith
ratio
Co., Madison, Wis.—Files With
of
177,
$16,000,000
10,000,000
10,000,000
1979—
of
including
continued
capital
current
182,
year
a
key employees oi
uauerwriting.
The proceeds
FINANCING >
$16,000,000
_____
and
began
range
a
capacity
p.
ers on
series
3%
which
specially
184,
group
bonds:
37t>
1977—
1,
Bonds
—V.
public offering
Authorized
working
the
of America—Plans
plastics
,
1,
some
Net
and
Outstanding
$37,032,000
UNDERWRITERS—The purchasers
increasing demand for trimetnylolpropane in the rapidly
result
a
Celon
Offer—Mention
PRESENT
the
'FINANCING-
PRESENT
TO
1971—
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
follow:
GIVING
a
and
Jan.
to
$26,729,572,
With
distributes
series
out
paid
for
up
earlier.—V.
year
significantly increased,
silver
leasehold
and
CAPITALIZATION
up
were
$2,633,000
intermediates
■
Further details
totaled
purchases,
1,
J.
"As
4Vz % first mortgage bonds due Oct. 1, 1986,
accrued interest through Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Schoellkopf,
Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc., and R. W.
Pressprich & Co.
101.65%
dividend
renegotiation
>■>':' >>v
assets
$1,847,000.
up
commercial
new
EFFECT
First
other
also
company
series.
*
unit.
"Celanese
ap-
Hibernian,
Gambetta, Stray
of the
$4.09
fields.
the
Dolphin.
Denver,
stock
for
the
parts of its territory.
GIVING
due
Common
$3,495,065
construction
The
The
various
due
,
C,' 3% %
Kalman
produce
alkyd resins,
patented
holds
as
1955
to
of
Oct.
4.25%
$767,000 over a year earlier
$1,798,000 to $11,168,884.
Total
up approximately $3,070,000 to $10,931,793 with
were
a
in
securities.
were
inventories
Corp.
will
of $8,000,000
at
current
short-term
about
production
and
19,
D.strict,
lead
time
known
Co.—Bond
issue of Oct.
our
1956,
polyurethane
covering
Electric
213.000
$6.78
of
1956,
time
bonds—
Preferred stock,
issuable
in
4%
series
3,630,000
outstanding after 100%
adjustment
10,
chat
at
3%%/ due Sept.
D,
due
404,000
____—
record
Series
6,197.000
tho
stock.
dividend
E,
2%%
1955
in
works
819.
California
Series
$61,635,127 $43,999,585
12,401,400
7,338,065
etc.
"
t'.
and
alone
the
in
3%%
A,
Series. B,
of a "new'poly ol
.production unit at its Chemce)
Bishop, Texas.
R.
W.
KixMiller, Vice-President and General Manager of Celanese
Chemical
Division, in
announcing
construction of
the new facility,
on
Oct.
15 reported that it will utilize special
aldoling processes de¬
veloped by Celanese and will greatly expand capacity for polyol and
Plant
liabili¬
Oct.
upon
Mining
Queen, Amie, Dunkin, Hugh, Pittsburg, Emma,
Ida
Nyce,
Bullion, Ypsilanti,
Heytrossar,
and
The
company
office is located at 250 Kendall St.,
p.
30,
cash
meet
Illinois.
gas
mortgage
Francis I.
operations
on
Horse,
184,
inc.,
on
!
.{Less
1956.
Celanese
Outstanding
1,219,393 shs.
sns.
May
—V.
tUAes
share——
against 2.7 to one
FINANCING
Colorado
Leadvilie
corporation
patented
lor
by the last quarter of 1957.
EFFECT
incorporated
was
1956
income
on
increased
started
used
equipment,
(par one mill)
EUSINESS-fCompany
June 30—
_.W—$j,a00,400
accruals
of
in
share
per
common
quarterly
payable Dec.
Authorized
"First
Series
854,496 shares
June
had
Offered—-Wayne
Authorized
Common stock
343,5il
$4,644,057,
r
GIVING
520,906
sales, year-end receivables
tax
outstanding
,
capital.
CAPITALIZATION
71,931
and
current liabilities
of
proceeds
additional
purchase
82,494
inc.
to
Sept. 25 offered publicly
600,000 shares of common
mill) at 50 cents per share.
one
$843,489
of
on
tissue
an
$1,180,270
>
$10,824,441
of $340,297, or
outstanaing for the
31,
(Colo.)—Stock
Co., Denver, Colo.,
speculation
a
natural
4.92%
February,
growing
Jewell
$144,842
Holders
the
a
now
southern
1,341,740
>$165,0 77
1956.
$1.20
on
stock,
common
20,
and
paid
declared
$2,185,229
1,433,948
1955,
been
directors
the
on
Nov.
in
have
the
CAPITALIZATION
1119.
on
1956,
record
sells
$2,614,218
oper.
per
1956,
share
pel
of
and
1956—8 Mos.—1955
"
ry. oper.
taxes
*Eased
in
Profit before tax provision but after provision for estimated
renego¬
tiation
totaled $848,572 for the quarter ended Aug. 31,
1956, com¬
pared with $697,651 in the quarter ended Aug. 31, 1955, and $992,586
lor the quarter ended May 31,
1956.
The company's fiscal year ends
Nov. 30.—V.
184, p. 313.
Co.
our
1578.
p.
173,605
prior year.
-v.-!-.!.',,
Mining
with
184,
$318,447
income
"Earnings
profit
snares
■
Cadwell
1956—Month—1955
__„
{Federal
quarter.
cents
,b2
or
with
number
it
bushels:—V.
1678.
p.
quarter ended Aug. 31, 1956, a con¬
after provision for estimated renego¬
Canadian income taxes,
equival.ht
649,572 shares of common stock cur¬
same
8,500,000
cents
23,
share
per
of
offeijcd will be entitled to such dividend.
BUSINESS—The company, an Illinois corporation
originally organized
in
1902, is a public utility engaged principally
in generating, purcnasing, distributing and selling electric energy in portions of central
ready
-
of
____
and
compares
the
on
preceding
6402,939
snares.
1955
tne
the
on
This
share
per
comparable
for
$416,915
Federal
'•
u—provisions
taxes or. income
State
Buffalo Forge Co.-—Reports Higher Earnings—
solidated
integrate
be
183,121
sales
of
basis
Net
.
and
will
$348,198
from
rev.
Years. Ended
7%
preferred share.
The
simplifies the company's funded
184,
"Cargill
Carpenter Steel Co.—Reports Higher Earnings—
increase
the
on
$1.35
months
Series
each
structure.—V.
Omana
ac
'<
.
capacity
revenue—.
oper.
railway
\f. lo4, p.
—
preferred shares from 900,000 to
7%
preferred shares into 6%
serial
this action further
stock
the
a
MacMillan,
$0.73
proposed
authorized
reclassification
preferred
oificials stated
and
approved
and
facihcy
there."
has
Mr.
expenses
oper.
Net
serial
shares.
6%
debt
shareholders
authorized
elevator
said
40
shares
Series
331,783
v
——
barge- loading
a
elevator
Railway
Railway
$243,831
399,236
shares outstandingshare
incorporation
of
and
preierred
$311,235
common
the
of
number
shares
comes,"
117,179
—
per .common
articles
$361,010
147,583
.
of common
time
Period End. Aug. 31—
Net
Net income
the
237,000
preferred shares
on
Earnings
33o,000
1954,
Oct.
holders
Carolina & Northwestern
RR.—Earnings—
$598,010
_
and
nine
On
1955
-
$458,818
income.
on
adequate
an-
the
build
That
Earns.
$794,818
1
income
Net
1956
.
_
Provision for Federal taxes
Dividenus
(Calif.)—Reports Record
1953
first
facilities
terminal
Budget Finance Plan
development
with
dis¬
or
for
Omaha
elevator
3
remittance for foreign
subscriptions
an
d advertisements must be made In New York fund*.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
(1792)
of
debentures
and
share
one
of
stock
common
debentures.,are
105',;";
$15
435,868
338,255
232,741
24,708,442
5,772,227
22,541,935
21,364,937
24,460.462
4,574,983
4,0,-2,168
5,892,130
2,729,099
2,605,725
2,220,772
2,869,088
oper
From
Jan.
from
Net
before
ry.
V.
—
1
from
Net
debentures
or
$2,616,126
659,131
330,974
ry.
Gross
are convertible at any
time after Feb. 28, 1957 and
Aug.
31,
1976, into common stock
(unless called for
redemption)
at
the prices p®r share
(expressed in
the
principal amount of debentures which must be surrenderedi
of $10
through Aug. 31, 1961, $12.50 thereafter through Aug. 31, 1966, and
The
on
.previous
$3,009,-615
718,292
irom
Net
until
income...
Privately—The
also
has
company
proceeds
net
Net
Net
ry.
ry.
—V.
31," 1947
the
(CSTi
all
for
sales
CAPITALIZATION
PRESENT
TO
mature
6%
loans
subordinated
irom
Net
5%
cumul.
ry,
pfd,
stock
stock
'Since
June
loan
15-year
($1
2,
par
value)
($50 par
value)
the
1956,
of
from
Net
ry.
from
received
Massachusetts
Company re.erred to under caption "Proceeds.''
portion of the proceeds of such loan, to retire
It
of
amount
flncludes
$700,000
200,000
on
about
or
initially
shares
May
reserved
1,
is
Net
ry.
Gross
§Does
include
not
option
plan.
reserved
for
June
been
issued
DIVIDENDS—Future
held
Issuance
Since
have
shares
172,039
reserved
are
1956,
2,
to
in
under
shares
69
the
of
which
Net
ry.
will
depend
split.
the
to
their
immediate
February,
the
amount
purchased
by
effected
be
will
earnings
of
each
in
of
the
the
of
names
debentures
underwriter
form
for
several
underwriters
shares
common
M.
Byllesby
Co.,
&
Walston
&
Arthurs,
Lestrange
First
Co.,
&
Winslow,
5,000
Co.—
Co.,
Cohu
Securities
Simpson,
Cruttenden
Frederick
DeHaven
Crouter
Co.—
&
&
Reed,
2,000
—
Townsend,
to
&
Bodine—
2,000
Parke
Emery &
&
S.
Co.,
Co
Baker,
and
&
.
5,034,170
3.917,392
4,744,026
1,708,960
2,076,235
2,200,505
mortgage
*133,897,154
126,961,008
...
31,871,618
32,052,930
30,863,506
...
13,575,252
13,273,681
12,631,444
19,073,675
126,208,330 143,975,441
Omaha Ry.—Earns.
$3,235,941
$3,097,306
795,913
755,563
542,657
163,132
269,309
289,745
of
21,607,558
21,473,454
21,454,289
2,577,967
2,880,092
2,940,247
*1,361,770
*983,226
*565,103
*1,282,923
184,
Texas
&
Pacific
1955
Ry.—Earns.
1954
$3,797,046
$3,362,049
$3,793,675
955,526
1,437,723
1,303,186
1.379,513
601,940
816,881
774,998
32,828,445
28,041,934
32,414,685
9,790,358
13,990,072
10,602,000
12,903,975
5,360,000
6,532,057
4,847,358
5,880,803
,
1119.
to
acquire
the
in
the
business
and
sixth
Expansion—
+
the
Plan.
and
property of
Millville, Calif.
about
acquisition
announced
water
and
Illinois,
in
1956
telephone
Maine
the
Shasta
by
this
service
and
in
Tele¬
utility,
railway....
railway...
184
From
Jan.
Gross'
Net
from
ry.
1955
$1,865,017
$1,740,247
This
757,419
755,284
754,317
757,069
of
Net
from
Net
ry.
Net
Net
Jan.
ry.
—V.
57,324
31,191
115,349
38,723
34,397
1953
16,645,767
for
income...
Ltd.;
The
and
4,465,303
4,797,337
Kirk-Hudson
*¥©9;S^8
844,507
1,150,428
tioi»
633,863
457,931
435,297
G04.075
Co.,
Miquelon
with
Period End. Sept. 30—
1956—Month—1955
$
Gross
Net
income
income
Earns,
—V.
per
$
36,332,000
5,985,000
$0.75
$0.65
share.
com.
184, p.
5,165,000
names
$5.95
of
reason
$
309,909,000 278,127,000
47,753,000
42,095,000
to
the
in
.
the
of
$5.27
1579.
135,
Chicago, Burlington
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
railway.
Net
from
ry.
1955
The
income
5 083,659
6,374,335
5,089,712
6,927,453
p 985,805
2,844,386
2,085,077
2,713,508
company
166, 847,068
160,607,963
35,165,682
40,025,315
51,980,844
15 193,007
16,004,885
17,745,405
20,612,405
certificates
annual
to
be
They
will
be
184,
p.
secured
1015.
I
by
equipment
of
Oct.
11
announced
the
Valley
Wainwright
Winston
to
14
1956
Restricted
whose
of
List
securities,
or
&
Refiners
is
are
Ltd
For
the
^operating
v"
costing
ap¬
compared
the
as
and
$86,352.
as
net
income
income
compared
Net
State
last
sales
in
excess
tax purposes.
After
available for common
with
$59,484
Virginia,
to
the
of
the
191
income from sales amounted to
for the previous year.
The de¬
resulted
for
the
of
the
in
an
over-all
decline
in
depreciation allowable for
for the above charges,
allowing
dividends
previous
of
from
Nov.
30,
and
the
closing:
1956,
1,
request
to
both,
Henrico,
obtained by
of
application
its
to
than
Bottled
either
the
of
price
to
be
Gas,
all
its
of
two
the
Bottled
sets
stock
of
in
contract
Gas,
officers,
relation
and
to
considers
accordingly
with
outstanding
Gas
since
that,
Bottled
Commonwealth
to
a
Gas
Bottled
by
advantageous
Bottled
acquire
the
of
reasonable,
by
Gas,
Commonwealth
states
served
gas
multiple
a
furnished
is
further
area
elimination
stock
subsidiary.
the
in
the
Henrico
Henrico
of
Va.,
propane
Gardens,
other
directors
or
200
con¬
small
a
Richmond,
near
supply
gas
the
under
owns
supplies
Lewis
of
and,
Henrico
approached Commonwealth and
all of their stock of Henrico to
sell
to
oi
officers
are
of
nine
owns
Henrico
which
propane
stockholders
now
the
stock¬
stocks—V.
3007.
183,
1
Consolidated
Cement
This corporation
in
the
third
like
Smith
W.
share
the
this
plants
In
and
of
one
The
Exchange
the
producers
major
of
S.
output. The company
was
of
and
producing
August,
with
Cuban
history
ever
after
taxes
$7,423,900.
$969,900,
$1.16
In
per
this
oil,
year,
began
in
operation
on
Oct.
of
the
1st,"
in
Mr.
company's
,
corporation
operates
184,
p.
plants
320.
Corp.—Listing—
Oct.
19
admitted
to
trading
stock of this corporation, which
oil
produces
A.,
Ohio,
in
Cuba.
Petroleo
about
195C lor
Cruz
40%
of
the purpose
Verde, S.
all
of
Cuban
A.,
oil
exploring,
and other hydrocarbons in Cuba.
corporation has had a working agree¬
gas
the
Esso-Standard
Oil Co.
(New Jersey). Since that time the
selling and delivering over 500 barrels of high
to this major refinery. This is the first time in
delivery of oil for refining to an American major
has been
oil per day
company
quality
on
crude
formed
developing
totaled
were
Kansas.—V.
with its two subsidiaries
Co.,
Land
earnings
1956,
sales
the
common
Gil
As
cents
70
of cement."
plant,
Frtdonia,
and
Cuban Petroleum
corporation,
Cuban
ment
in
,
.
equalled
its first cement
annual
capacity
barrels
Paulding
Stock
American
30,
and
earnings
Paulding,
rated
4,750,000
the
Mich.,
Consolidated
at
shipped
total
now
to
City,
1955,
of
plant
new
year
is
addition
Cement
and
$463,200
•
earnings
after taxes
with
compared
$5,183,400.
were
"The
Sept.
share,
per
period
company's
said.
three
1956,
these
said
ended
$1.72
or
sales
September
at
months
nine
and
"The
30,
before.
against 56 cents a share, both figures based on 837,500
presently outstanding.
Sales were $2,880,800, com¬
$2,078,600 in the third quarter of 1955.
corresponding
Storey
reported earnings of $584,400
Sept.
year
stock
of
with
share,
the
President,
Storey,
$1,441,600,
were
the
months
Corp.—Reports Higher Earnings
16
ended
quarter
three
Oct.
on
that
been
made.
C.—Earnings Off—
taxes, together with local taxes, amounted
charge for renewals and replacements was the
and
Its
is
income
year
of
of
Henrico
Nov.
facilities
project.
the
such
31, 1956
$1,472,824
storage
The 396,000
for
be
as
applied
Gas
date
of
system
tenants
has
distributed
revenue.
Federal
to
May
with
cold
and
were,
Corp.
have
business.
the
of
Commission
being
Gas
storage
gas
distribution
acquisition
of
of
the
until
stock
to
or
authorized
to
Bottled
privileges 2,150,354 shares of
Commission, the following names were deleted
Crowpat Minerals, Ltd.; Oil Selections, Ltd.; and
Minerals, Ltd.
ended
year
ice
in
Gas
22,
earnings
Henrico's
since
•'
the
Colonial Ice Co., Greensboro, N.
$1,325,814,
Deben¬
not
may
shares
Bottled
persons
capital
the
registration requirements of
original list contained the names
The
that
the
operates
of
composed
the
currently
of
propane
The
be
can
The
announcement
companies were added later.
the basis of representations made and informa¬
on
Oct.
by
prior
seems
Corp., Ltd.
24,
the
list:
said
of
Producers
Mining
April
violation
1933.
names
time,
same
the
Federal
its office in Chicago, 111., will up to noon on Nov. 8
purchase from it of $3,600,000 equipment trust
dated Nov. 1, 1956 and to mature in 30
equal semi¬
$4,604,000.—V.
the
Coursey-Brewis
same
Nov. 8—
the
installments.
proximately
164,610,884 183.596,534
at
for
Act
furnished
crease
on
on
states
whom
Gas
retained
month
interested
records, etc. Also,
earnings of Henrico
has
$24,649,986
35 174,505
railway
oper.
bids
De
1—
railway
Commission
1953
$21,872,645
To Receive Bids for Certificates
receive
1954
$23,356,439
income
oper.
Jan.
Net
Quincy RR.-—Earnings—
$23, 139,506
railway..
from
&
1956
from
and
the
At
from
August—
Ltd.—Canadian Restricted List
Great
companies
in
425,840
Bottled
on
acquisition
net
the
tanks
proposal
shares
recently have been
States
Securities
tion
Gross
Canadian
believe,
United
the
the
per
previously indicated in the
original SEC list, the Canadian
1956—9 Mos.—1955
$
34,059,000
funds
Gas Corp.—Unit Expands—
subsidiary,
books,
5,846,666
As
Ry.—September Earnings Higher
indenture.
the
sinking
application.
housing
of
.savings
6,724,306
and
under
to
1689.
announced
of
and
Gas.
a
3,517,391
companies to its ^Canadian Restricted List "
Asbestos
Corp., Ltd.;
Consolidated Thor
Mines
Mines, Ltd.; Dubar Exploration, Ltd.; Fleetwood
Ltd.;
17,906,517 shs.
mortgage, additional bonds
issued without limitation as
authorized
now
price stated above. The
operations of Henrico are
4,745,333
Mines,
Mines,
issued
and
pursuant
the
the
4,442,120
Explorations,. Inc.;
Westville
Ohio
be
may
its
given
storage
Ltd.;
Obabika
400,000 shs.
§30,000,000 shs.
company's
series
p.
of
the
on
Bottled
6,193,616
Exploration
&
Mining
Ltd •
Corp.,
Ltd.;
Key
West
Exploration
Co' Ltd '
Ltd.; Lee Gordon Mines, Ltd.; Mercedes
Explora^
Mining Endeavor Co., Ltd.; Haitian Copper Corp., Ltd.;"
Mines, Ltd.; Quebank Uranium Copper Corp.; St. Pierre &
4 177,826
1,267,554
47.038,000
par
was
the
end
has
land
its
6,806,161
Ltd.;
the
issuable
underground
an
irom
Development
5,078,486
income
&
Mines,
40,960,000
42,780.000
50,000,000
and
it
application
of
tract
16.453,190
Canadian
Uranium
41.151.000
amount.
184,
outstanding shares
tract with Henrico,
13,338,238
Exchange
and
V.
plus
the
hearing
a
pared
Colonial
Cove
Yellowknife
Kaiser
Chesapeake
19
follows:
as
1015.
p.
of
$50,000,000
49,000,000
—
49,000,000
of
stock
approval
to
12,253,465
4,923,957
1015.
Securities
addition
1—
railway.—
railway..
oper.
184,
144,333
76,726
The
$523,512
113,210
from
from
1954
$520,521
income
oper.
From
Grdss
1955
40.000,000
—
canceled
and
50.000,000
1,' 1986——
future
or
Va.,
$60,000,
the
Colonial Asbestos Corp.,
$565,183
50.000.000
40,000,000.
V
2,500,000 shs.
terms
corporation
Commission
821,722
787,540
railway....
p.
100,000.000
;
outstanding shares of the common capital stock of Henrico Gas
Service Corporation, Richmond, Va., for a purcnase price of 191/200ths
$2,047,963
966,600
902,442
railway......
oper,
$180,000,000
1978
1953
1—
from
184,
1954
$2,153,268
income
oper.
500
1956
the
also
Richmond,
p.
1956'
from
FINANCING
Outstanding
1985.
the
Arizona,
Vermont.—V.
RR.—Earnings—
August—
from
PRESENT
1977—
Commonwealth Natural
has
ry.
TO
stock*..
value)—
par
common
See
number
423.
Clinchfield
de¬
of
Aug. 31, 1956, reserved for issuance under the Employe Stock Purchase
605,472
28.916,710
income...
serving
is
Net
EFFECT
cumulative—$100
($25
to
retired
1955,
1953
$3,352,577
railway-
Further
200
1956
Co.,
Gross
associates.
series.
amount
SEC
provides electric, gas,
California,
Colorado,
Idaho,
p.
and
1999—
principal
§Of
22,012,102
1015.
p.
1,
preferred
existing
any
1,880,802
income—!.
p.
500
$557,681
railway
railway
1,
aggregate
at
Western Carolina Ry.- -Earnings-
from
in
stock
'Subject
or
—V.
A-Ugust—
GIVING
due June
138,186
railway
1956.—
30,
reissued.
company
This
Co.
1982
due AJay.jl,. 1984,——,..
stock,
cum.
Common
tures
1953
718,201
income...
June
on
Co.—Proposed Capitalization—
due July 1,
April
issuable
For
Gross
due
Preferred
to
$3,218,474
$4.40
stock
based on
are
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A
2%%, due April 1, 2001
3 Va %,
due Oct. 1, 2004—
44,589,589
which
1015.
Charleston &
series O,
4.64%
$3,012,254
year,
bonds—
3%>rseries Q,
Commission
be
&
,
,3 Vi,%,
2,100,538
railway....
prior
outstanding
were
series M, due April 1,
3%, series N, due June 1,
$17,391,494
1954
the
preferred
with a dealer's discount of 80 cents
quickly completed.—V. 183, p. 3007.
was
3%, series L, due Feb.
recently
announced
that
its
subsidiary,
Citizens
Utilities Co. of California, has been authorized by the California P. U.
This
2,000
184, p.
184,
and
year
after
Authorized
♦First
Bottled
1,000
Co
It
Glore, Forgan
2%%,
4,037,148
1955
stock
common
Corp.
and
i nsQ
...
railway......
Net
Morris
QC;4
$15,913,586
1956
oper,
Net
Simonds & Co
Stirling,
i
Citizens Utilities Co.—Continues
1,000
Inc.-
which
share,
per
dwelling
&
Co.,
RR.—Earnings—
1955
$17,321,768
railway...—
from
—V.
1,000
Borton
Pacific
...
—
income
from
ry.
1,000
—
Robinson
shares
3'/2%, series R,
&
$4,949,000 *'■
$2.28
2760.
share.
holders
Inc.
stock
common
^Sinking fund debentures—
3%, due April 1, 1999
$17,111,339
...
June 25,'55
$2,670,000
of
was made in our issue of Oct. 22 of the
offering
and sale of 400,000 shares of 4.64% cumulative
preferred
stock at par ($100 per share) by The First Boston
1475.
p.
2,000
Inc.
Ross,
Janney, Dulles & Co., Inc.— 2,000
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts &
—V.
Stetson—
&
June 30,'56
share
per
Commonwealth Edison
2,784,222
Jan. 1—
Net
1,500
Lear
Co.,
*1,336,300
from
Gross
so
the
and
agreed
Inc
Corp
4,000
Battles & Co., Inc.——_ 2,000
3,734,798
1015.
oper,
From
(& Subs.)- -Earnings Off—
year
Mention
15,957.667
railway—
Net from
railway......
Net ry. oper. income...
Cunningham, Schmertz &
4,000
12,724,657
Cincinnati, New Orleans
Units
Inc.- 8,500
Inc.—
ry,
Gross
com¬
Units
H.
184,
*Deficit.—V.
ffollows:
as
18,368,677
railway
from
stock
dividends,
377,858
p.
$27.25
1,172,596
*5,117,747
railway.
from
Net
company's expansion
dividends payable in
stock
963,077
260,097
Combustion Engineering,
135,532,315
9,848,561
income
oper.
phone
the
1,061,592
123,289,488
1956
from
Gross
future
one
558,870
402,204
secondary offering of 50,000 shares of capital stock (par
$1) was made on Oct. 22 by The First'Boston Corp. at
3%
railway-
p.
from
company.
and
are
of
two
a
requirements
of
the
present intention that any
UNDERWRITERS—The
principal
1956
cash
future
with
mensurate
in
the
is
it
program,
and
1955,
Due
2,081,757
129,376,154
Income ..tl
oper.
ry.
earnings and other
factors not presently determinable.
During the
past fiscal year,
>he company declared a 10%
stock dividend paid
December,
929.158
349,411
CAPITALIZATION
1,353,207
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis &
stock
on
932,941
,
1,067,327
1953
127.612,926
income...
railway
railway—
184,
Net
necessarily
1954
3,268,874
August—
employees.
dividends
MONTHS
use
shares
115,449
1955
50,03-7
2,340,118
income
fMaximum
115,449
restricted
EIGHT
53,765
1,703,766
1119.
p.
$18,708,371
August—
of
FIRST
1953
tails follow:
.3,115,509
from
—V.
the
treasury
of
$17,843,646
railway
from
the
of
company's
it
to
$3,-
up
4,264,121
oper.
Net
debentures.
shares
will
from
purchase
a
in
conversion
the
111.,
83,668
2,427,4031
Ended—
18j,
From Jan. 1—
Insurance
to
the
the
Certificates—
Chicago 6,
518,916,255
railway.
from
Net
1957.
for
AND
1956
ofrer.
Net
intended
8,399
earnings
per
share of
dividends, for both the current
From Jan. 1—
for
135,951
2,357,065
Earnings of the
per
3,294,599
from
Gross
the bank loan
a
reduced
Life
AUGUST
FOR
Chicago, Rock Island
17,160 shs.
commitment
a
for
bids
receive
8
August-
§514,715 shs.
Mutuai
Madison St.,
West
400
Nov.
*Deficit.—V.
2,000,000
has
company
$1,500,000
$288,503
131.895
Columbia Pictures Corp.
7,475,739
$17,218,541
oper.
Net
*$850,000
50,000 shs.
$1,000,000 shs,
25,478,084
3,368,747
railways—
from
Net
Common
$291,259
186,054
1—
oper,
184,
Ycar
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Outstanding
2,000,000
debs.
19,983,510
9, 076,424
26,254,069
9,011,278
railway...—..
from
Net
FINANCING
$1,650,000
:
,
convertible
1954
$361,603
48,048
railway.
railway
from
ry.
—V.
1,032,852
171,285,439
AugustGross
Net
Bank
2,273,399
equipment trust certificates to be. 'dated Nov. 15, 1956 and to
in
15
equal annual
installments.
Tney will be secured
by
375,000
1
Authorized
195^
$201,068
income—
oper.
Net
3,704,516
equipment costing not less than $4,223,300.
26
EFFECT
GIVING
1956
Jan.
Net
V.
<■
at
on
1953
4,655,768
898,680
North Western Ry.—To Sell
company,
noon
1954
154,152,242
1015.
p.
Chicago &
As of the end oi the fiscal year June 2, 1956,
the company's stores were $25,819,251.
$3,954,687.
were
annual
of
-
from
'Earnings
working capital.
and
606,539
income
oper.
184,
The
Youngstown.
chain
a
purchase
157, 562,043
24, 657,623
railway.—....
from
Net
Ohio.
The
company
and
its
supermarkets located in 13 com¬
munities
in
eastern
Ohio
and
western
Pennsylvania, all within
a
radius
of approximately 100 miles of
Youngstown. The present cor¬
poration
represents
an
incorporation of a business which in 1946
owned
six
supermarkets. Sales in the first fiscal year ending May
Road,
ry.
each
not be
of lease
will
166,824,793
1—
railway
from
Net
BUSINESS—Company is an Ohio
corporation organized in June,
1946, as successor to a business first incorporated in 1940. The execu¬
tive offices of
the company and
its warehouse are located at 280
operate
share for
3,421,527
income—
oper.
From. Jan,
Gross
subsidiaries
the
for
1955
railway
EARNINGS
Meridian
Net
$23,069,069 $21,523,923 $22,577,471
$24,097,716
5,888,295
railway...—
from
Gross
also received a commitment for a 15-year loan
of
$1 500,000 irpm Massachusetts Mutual
Life Insurance Co., subject
to
being, advsnkd on or about May 1, 1957, and conditioned upon
the company completing this public offering.
The company proposes to
use
$700,000 from such loan to retire the reduced principal amount
of
the note owing
to Peoples First National Bank & Trust Co.
of
Pittsburgh.
The balance is to be applied to expenditures for two
additional stores to be opened around May, 1957, estimated at $260,000
for fixtures and equipment, $125,000 tor inventory, $50,000 for lease¬
hold
improvements;
$19,000 for trucking equipment and the balance
to working capital. It is presently Contemplated that working capital
will be increased by approximately, but not to exceed, $500,000 from
the salo and lease back of fixtures and equipment of the four new
stores proposed to be opened during the present, fiscal year.
North
used
be
1956
Augustfrom
Gross
expenditure, $90,000 represents all
and $110,000
represents
Wyoming Ry.- -Earnings-
railway
railway
from
oversubscription
an
offering
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earns.—
has
company
(with
The
improvements
for
this
'The
be
received
stpek will be
to
basis of one
a
1356
1956.
9,
to
are
on
26,
Nov.
Nov.
proceeds
hangar and
a
share
per
record
expire
to
The
underwritten.
rights to
of
as
rights
privilege);
from the sale of
the units of debentures and common
applied as follows:
(a)
$700,060 to tne retirement of one bank loan in the amount of
$550,000
owing
to
Peoples First
National Bank & Trust Co.
of
Pittsburgh
incurred
within the
last year in connection with
the
acquisition of the merchandise and property of Cook's Grocery Co.,
Inc. and to (he retirement of three notes aggregating $150,000 payable
to Cook's Markets Inc. incurred at the same time in connection with
the same acquisition.
<bj The belance of the proceeds will go into the
companys' general funds to replenish working capital for expenditures
in
the approximate
amount of $700,000 made in the current fiscal
year
for fixtures and equipment, store inventory and leasehold im¬
provements
lor
four
new
stores opened in
the past months;
to
additional
expenditures lor two new stores planned to be opened
around, Ja.iuary, 1957, estimated at $260,000 for fixtures and equip¬
ment,
$125,600
for; inventory,
$50,000 for leasehold improvements;
$13,000
for
trucking
equipment;
$15,000 for
warehouse equipment;
$365,000 for the temporary financing oi the enlargement of the ware¬
house and the balance to working capital.
The
Airways, Inc., Chicago, 111.—Files
Oct. 16 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
$11.25
at
held
shares
five
on
23,050
stockholders
to
ar¬
& Co.
(Inc.) an issue of $1,500,000 15-year 5% notes due Aug.
1, 1971, with the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.
ranged to place privately through H. M. Byllesby
PROCEEDS-
Net
From
corporation
covering
i
&
from
Gross
1015.
p.
Of
August—
Chicago Helicopter
The
maturity.
Placed
Colorado
Gross
SEC
Notes
•'
717,901
340,713
'
—
railway.*—.
oper.
$3,130,402
(
thereafter
The
$3,142,201
railway
184,
Inc.
Co.,
the outstanding capital stock of Stonhard
Stonhard's note to Colonial..—V. 184, p. 1016.
,
income.__
railway-,---,
Net
during
Stonhard
Monday, October 29, 1956
.
.
of
1953
1954
railway..-..-
from
Gross
redeemable up to and, including Aug.* 31; 1959
the next three years dt 104; the following three
years at 103%; on and after Sept.
1, 1965 and on or before Aug. 31,
1968 at
102 V;
thereafter to and including Aug. 31, 1971 at 101% ;
and thereafter at 100%; with accrued interest in each case.
The
at
1955
1956
August—
in
made
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings
$57
at
unit.
per
.
and
surplus
was
$1,782
year.
current assets as at
May 31, 1956 were $141,567.
During the year the company made investments in marketable secu¬
rities, the cost of which was $149,753. Also, a $200,000 investment was
Consolidated
Edison
Co.
of
New
York,
Inc.—Bonds
Offered—Morgan Stanley & Co. and associates on Oct. 24
offered
$40,000,000 of first and
refunding mortgage
bonds, 4V4% series M, due Oct; 1, 1986, at 102.14% and
accrued interest, to yield about 4.125% to
maturity. The
issue
was
awarded
at
competitive
sale
on
Oct.
23
on
a
bid of 101.4291.
Competing
The
First Boston
These
Oct.
bids
1,
bonds
1961
at
for
ths
Corp.,
are
series
bonds, also as 414s, came from;
101.089, and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 101.056.
redeemable
107.14%
M
and
at
at
the
prices
option
of
decreasing
the
company
before
annually thereafter
Volume
to
100'?
from
Number
184
Oct.
after
and
on
102.14%
after
1,
before
5581
Oct.
1957
1,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
1985.
1,
Oct.
.
Special redemption prices range
the principal amount on and
Denver
(
from
PROCEEDS—Net
used
if
the
for
The
proceeds
expenditures
in
the
of
bank
bonds
new
will
be
the
balance,
utility plant.
construction program expected to involve
additions
a
approximately
of
sale
the
short-teim
for
payment
is engaged
company
from
of
payment
toward
any,
and
notes
the
to
for the years
$650,000,000
1^56
through
from
Net
ry.
BUSINESS—Consolidated
Boroughs
Queens,
portions.
Gas
and
area,
Sieam
service is
service is
EARNINGS—For
reported operating
and
interest
electric
supplies
service
in
the
the
also
months
12
of
revenues
income
provided
provided in
in
$513,454,000
deductions
of
and
and
company
income
gross
This
before
with
$72,864,000
compares
of
income
gross
$6,868,301
$7,477,083
2,783.821
2,754,553
1,387,455
2,548,644
2,772,045
1,166,448
railway—
income.
1,343,940
.__
51,577,511
56,385,379
17,486,394
49.610,224
17,758,518
46,984,303
railwayincome
from
ry-
14,833,244
9,282,238
9,208,595
8,669,184
18,791,251
8,124,548
oper.
i.84,
—V.
railway-
from
Gross
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the current financing, consol¬
capitalization of the company will cons so of: $785,317,000 of
term debt;
1,915,319
shares of $5
cumulative preferred
stock,
idated
Erie
Gross
Net- from
Net
from
Gioss
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway__
railwayincome
oper.
276,706
437,434
146,72'fr
362,605
_
$1,989,631
625,222
282,684
$1,342,002
$1,671,806
$1,370,283
__
370,906
from
153,056'
from
Net
ry.
—V.
$13,744,365
5,149,941
3,072,367
3,253,632
1,937,847
__
income.
oper.
$15,094,612
4,455,331
$12,002,564
4,011,811
__
railway—._
184,
$13,563,961
2,367,026
railway—
from
Net
1,920,495
value;
par
and
agreed
cipal
to
of
underwriters
■
from
purchase
amount
shares
13,700,511
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
Inc.
Marks
M.
Laurence
Baird & Co.,
Co.
Co.___
125,000
Weeks
&
Co.—
400.000
Merrill
Leeds
&
&
Inc.
Mason-Hagan,
McDonald
125,000
Co
&
200,000
Co.—
125.000
1,700,000
Sons—
400,000
Co.—
750.000
F.
000,000
1,700,000
Newhard, Cook & Co.__
Paine, Webber, Jackson
Alex.
Brown
&
Clark,
Dodge
Coffin
&
&
Burr,
Inc
House & Co.—
Curtiss,
Dominick_
Co.—
Securities
W.
Hibbs
B.
Chas.
1,700,000
Hallgarten
r,">
Harriman Ripley <fc Co.,
Inc.
L-__
750,000
Hutton
W.
&
750,000
Inc.
_____
Scranton &
200,000
750,000
Co.--
125,000
Co...
200,000
Co.
—
&
Moore
Smith,
Stern
&
&
Brothers
Stone
1,700,000
—
Secu¬
Webster
rities
1,700,000
Corp.
Miller & Co.—
200,000
Henry Herrman & Co._
200,000
Sweney,
125.000
Co.
Weeks
750,000
Swiss
&
750,000
Spencer
Hayden,
J.
Hilliard
B.
J.
Hornblower
E.
W.
&c
Huttoii
Illinois
The
& Son
Co.—
Cr.
Company
Peabody
Kidder.
Co._
1,700,000
Higginson
Lee
Corp.—
Loeb
—V.
184,
Oper.
revenues
&c
exps.
Total
Net
shares
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$11,693,020 $10,306,379
9,166,066
9,771,366
1,811,083
$1,662,962
*$148,121
$1,921,654
$1,140,313
34,076
120,048
158,691
*$114,045
$2,041,702
R.
422,786
478,834
*$234,781
$1,618,916
1955
be
SO. 26
$1.83
$0.93
of
the
for
accounting procedure
in
reuoactiviely
t e
earnings
net
instituted
per share
respectively, for the three months
months' period of 1953 and 1955.—V.
($.24)
and
SI.CI
change
a
aopii"d
were
(S.06)
and
$1.74
effect
the
If
NOTE:
12
and
183,
403.
p.
Co.—Makes Exchange Offer—
Continental Casualty
National
Fire
share of National stock.
expire at 4 p.m. '(EST) on Nov. 15, 1956, unless
date is extended as provided in the prospectus.
The exchange
such expira¬
Casualty
Continental
the
of
offer
184,
exchange.—V.
of
International
Sunset
Petroleum
Corp.
below.—V.
:—Acquisition—
This
H.
assets.of
the
183,
p.
on
.
,
two
Seagrave
Mr.
with
view
a
to
newly
Virginia's
the
In addition to working capital of $252,000, Conacquired holdings include a sizable interest in oil,
manganese property in Panama; a &old and platinum placer
in
British Columbia;
and
sTver,
lead,
and
zinc interests in
and
gas
lease
in Utah.
Additionally, Hampton brings
chrome property in San Ben,to County,
hydromagnesite lease in Fresno County, Calif.
uranium
and
Colorado
Con-Virginia
to
acquisition of Hampton
was
undertaken
increasing Con-Virginia's earning power and diversify¬
said
interests.
its
ing
Calif.,
and
a
Con-Virginia
a
is
claims
said
Virginia
the
on
transaction
the
In
to
that
have
from
ry.
for
plans
financing
future
This
sales
of
Decline—
Corp.—Earnings
Electric
reports
for
the
nine
months
Income before tax nmvision for
$1,383,093.
as • against $2,878,448
for the
latest
nine
nine months
months
was
Net income after taxes amounted to $718 093.
on the 512,390 shares currently outstanding,
which compares with $1,381,448, or $2.61 per share on the same num¬
ber of shares outstanding for the nine
months ended June 30, 1955.
equal
—V.
to
183,
a
SI.32
p.
year, ago.
per
share
1612.
Cushman's Sons Inc.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
This
Its
7%
$1.75
date.
corporation has
called
for
cumulative preferred stock
representing
The
shares
St!, New York
15,
unpaid
will
N.
be
and
redempt on
redeemed
Y.—V.
184,
on
Nov.
30,
11756,
p.
at
724.
dividends
Bankers
to
the
Trust
redemption
Co.,
46
the 1957 fiscal
Earnings for 1957
in
sales
Wall
Valley
Light Co.—Bank Loans—
Gas
on
the
calling
19
Nov.
of
a
meeting
special
consider an increase in
to 10,000,000.
If the
to
4,400.000
from
increase, the company proposes to issue an
share outscana;ng,
tnus en'ecting a 2-for-l
the
$1.80 on an
or
intention
their
of increasing1 the divi¬
quarterly dividend rate will then
annual basis.—V. 184, p. 1120.
from
1755
1954
1953
$7,784,033
$6,291,200
4,705,096
3,537,064
ry.
1954
$1,945,100
*244,2b0
$1,910,519
330,990
income—
318,233
204,182
*ou9,183
84,882
23,661,588
23,536,879
5,834,282
2,979,671
402,130
2,044,836
1.571,628
1,789,855
Net
33,533,311
28,883,554
1—
railway—
25,884,460
railway——
6,820,690
6,294,688
22,188,615
4.314,193
income
3,091,345
3,035,676
1,258,236
oper.
184,
1017.
p.
The
—V.
income—
15,460,207
8.738,562
for
working
Food
This
Oct.
on
6,898,597
3,933,263
6,430,182
1956—8 Mos..—1955
]956—Month—1955
$667,878
536,742
$5,494,463
$752,780
582,374
revenue—
expenses
4,397,127
$5,094, ?"5
4,192,676
ry. oper.
from
$170,406
$31,136
$1,017,336
$901,599
inc.—
100,352
21,411
653,211
497,673
oper.
1120.
p.
capital.
Machinery
Oil
of
1«4,
Motor
520.
p.
1956
1955
1954
1953
$544,900
$533,300
$429,700
116,731
151.567
119,890
32,788
"1,168
railway,
'39,990
"2,067
*53,927
3,440,800
from
Net
ry,
From
Gross
Net
railway——
oper. income
Jan.
from
from
Net
ry.
1—
4,591,900.
3,905,000
3,6-2,100
—_
1,221.637
489,301
income—.
4,003,078
114,684
730,369
180,0i2
*143,713
*234,816
railway
;__
railway
oper
Life
Aetna
and
Detroit,
Co.,
184,
p.
Co., The Travelers Insurance Co.
companies, pension trustees and
Insurance
other insurance
24
The
loans
maturing
June
on
to
are
Nov.
1,
$49,500,000
and
an
the
of
The
amounted to $167,278,446,
the total of $158,904,807 for the corresponding
it was announced
President".
1955,
and
net
over
Co.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
months
nine
first
increase of 5.3%
months
Chairman
income
for
nine
the
ol
1956
on
Oct.
months
15
ended
by
Howard J.
Sept.
30,
1956,
McGinn,
totaled
$9,026,026, equal to S4.95 a share on the average number of capital
shares outstanding
during the period as compared with $9,270,992,
or
$5.18
a
share on the 1,789,942 shares in the first nine months
last
in
March
Sept. 26,
on
on
promissory
4%
notes
installments of $58,1957; $91,250,000
28,
1957.
1961,
the
company
will prepay
the notes and at its option may
prepay up to an additional $10,000,000 principal amount.
These pre¬
payments are to be made without premium.
Other prepayments may
be made at premiums scaling down from 7%
o' the principal amount
during the first year to 3.2%
during the fifth year, with a more
gradual decline thereafter.
Prior to Nov. 1, 1966, the notes may not
be prepaid with the proceeds of long-term debt having a lower Interest
On
each
Nov.
cost.—V.
beginning
1,
principal
184,
amount
1580.
p.
Ft. Worth & Denver
revenue—
oper.
Railway
Ry.—Earnings—
|
1956—Month—1955
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$2,007,822 $14,281,193 $14,310,427
1,522,157
1,435,800
11,490,300
11,272,921
$2,116,580
expenses
oper.
in
of
Net
Net
ry. oper.
from
rev.
railway
184,
$594,423
$572,022
$2,790,893
$3,037,506
inc.—
225,257
232,412
989,037
1,240.127
oper.
1121.
p.
Wheel
Four
Mention
Co.—Debenture
Auto
Drive
made in
was
issue of Oct.
our
Offering—•
22 of the public
offering of $1,500,000 5J/2% convertible debentures due
Oct. 1, 1971, at 100% and accrued interest by A. C. Allyn
Co.
&
■The
Inc.
converted
if
debentures
on
100%
1,
at
101% ;
They
accrued
and
at
Oct.
before
1970
case.
fund
at
or
1,
in
Oct.
redeemed
each
before Oct.
to
common
1961;
stock
$18
par
at
$17
share if
per
are
103%
1,
on
1966'
and
also
at
or
before
1G2% ;
share
converted
or
be
may
and
prior
into
prior to Oct. 1, 1366; and $19 per share if
and
up
to and including the maturity date.
on
thereafter
verted
convertib.e
are
or
on
.thereafter, and
Further details follow: 1
associates.
and
debentures
Oct.
thereafter
1,
con¬
The
1961;
and
on
thereafter at 100%; w'ith accrued
redeemablo through the sinking
Interest.
was incorporated in
Wisconsin in 1909.
development of ah-wneei drive trucks.
Since in¬
Company's business has been of the tame general
principal office has been located, and Ls manufac¬
turing
operations
conducted,
at
Clinto.iviJle,
Wis.
T^e
company
has two subsidiaries,
one in Canada and one in Texas.
BUSINESS—The
It
pioneered
the
corporation
the
nature; and its
The
company
•
trucks
trade
own
principally in the manufacture and sale
mark, of four wheel drive and six wheel drive
The trucks are generally .adapted to the
engages
company
its
and
parts.
requirements by special mee:anical or struc¬
or attachments
and are designed and sold for varioCs
including road building, road maintenance
n.l snow
ploying; logging and lumbering; fire-fighting; oil field work; trans¬
portation of such products as general freigat, foojl, milk, .oh;. g&roiine
end construction materials; ready-mix concrete; and ut lity construc¬
tion work.
Through its design and research engineering de;arom-nts,
a
continuous
process
of development and improvement o.
; roducts
has
been,
consistently
followed.
Where practical,
product develop¬
ments are covered by patent applications, but the company's business
is not materially dependent on patent protection.
customer's
particular
tural
features
special
uses,
year.
McGinn
Mr.
that
said
although
r.et
sales
showed
an
increase, net
declined "principally because of higher costs experienced this
and our inability to date to fully compensate for this situation
profits
year
in
made
be
to
are
$50,635,000
1956;
1957,
27,
and
unsecured
by
evidenced
be
1976,
1,
Nov.
on
motor
1017
Eaton Manufacturing
for
Financing—
Mich.—Private
universities.
under
♦Deficit.—V.
Sales
-.
announced on Oct. 24 that it has concluded
arrangements for borrowing $250,000,000 from a group
of institutional lenders, the proceeds of the loan to be
used for expansion and other corporate purposes.
This
group includes John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
Bankers Trust Co. as trustee of various pension funds,
interest
$531,800
August—
Net
Corp.—Acquisition—
Chemical
&
has received permission of the California Division
issue 90,000 common shares for at least 80% of the
Center Tool Co., Houston, Tex.,
which has 90.000 shares
outstanding.—V.
or
from
a.
corporation
thereafter
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—EarningsCross
filed
8
Corporations to
18,913,498
2,292,185
.
1017.
oper.
184.
Y.—Files
letter of notification with the
covering 399
shares of common stock (no par) to ce offered at
$500 per share, without underwiiting.
The proceeds are to be used
to
purchase or lease a building; for: machinery and .equipment and
corporation
43,190,143
5,893,951
railway-
oper.
rev.
y,662
SEC
—V.
24.730,134
.
railway
railway
1953
1—
Period End. Aug. 31—
Net
1955
Florida Fiber Processors, Inc., Newburgh, N.
5,589,366
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR. —Earnings—Railway
1365.
p.
$9,294,547
867,620
income—
oper,
184. p.
183,
$2,027,350
Jan.
Railway
$3,158,257
.
aoove.—V.
Co.
1956
from
Net
be
Range Ry.- -Earnings-
Iron
&
Electric
6c
697,169
$10,000,000
cur
prices
selling
line
in
prices.
with
We
are
increased
now
in
the
process
of
adjusting our
costs."
30, 1956, net sales aggregated
$45,038,311 and net income was $1,566,276, or 85 cents a share on the
capital stock,
These results were in contrast to sales of $43,478,121
and net income of $1,873,590,
or $105 a share for the third quarter
last year.—V.
184, p. 1476.
For
the
three
months
ended
Sept.
all of
at $146.75 per share, which includes
accrued
80%
1956
Jan.
ry.
is listed
ing period of the preceding fiscal year.
the
held
shares
split,
railway.—
from
Net
expansion.
ended June 30, 1956
S25,484,893 compared with $27,120,078 for the correspond¬
corporation
that Dresser's
announced
the
$1.53
This company
Orders Increase—
and Treasurer on Oct.
1
unfilled orders as of Aug, 31,
of
announced
be
each
for
90,312
$2,564,267
from
stock
Hall,
been
and
has
Secretary
state
railway
oper.
From
Gross
just
shares for each Hampton share. Con-Virginia stock
San Francisco Mining Exchange.—V. 180, p. 2394.
Cornell-Dubilier
:•
net
has
From
Ford
backlog
the
approve
share
from
Net
$987,665
railway—
oper.
Net
2896.
August—
Gross
producing
been consummated, Con-Virginia
acquired
substantially
all of
10.000,000 shares of outstanding1
Hampton
clock
in exchange
for 12,474.375 shares of Con-Virginia
stock.
The transaction was on the basis of one and a quarter Con,
to
;
for preferred dividends.—W. 183, p. 108.
Period End. Aug. 31—
gold
a
Ltd.—New Director—
of
recently
Duluth, Missabe
and silver mining .company which
recently announced its intention to reactivate its extensive properties
on
the Comstock Lode at Virginia City,
Nevada.
is
a
partner
p.
to
on
common
approve
Railway
,
acquired Hampton Mining Co., a Utah corpora¬
of stock, it< was announced on Oct. 16 bv
President and Chairman of the Board. Combined
companies exceed $5,000,000.
Consolidated-Virginia
ry.
615.000
went
—
stock
common
of
on
directors
a
of
to $8,032,702
amounted
payment, following the split, from 75 cents to 90 cents per share,
an annual rate basis, from $3.00 to $3.60 a share.
If the share¬
cents
45
1364.
exchange
an
Seagrave,
representing
ago,
sales.
share
The
dend
has
company
through
Louis
$92,an
in-
totaled
30
31,
shareholders
spnt.
—V.
Mining Co., Los Angeles, Calif.
Consolidated Virginia
tion,
183,
high
went
company
Net
1475.
p.
Sept.
of Eennett, Osborn
consultants of Dallas,
Texas,
senior
Dresser's
Oct.
shareholders
has
Co.
Continental Oil Co.—Drilling Agreement—
See
that
five-year
authorized
Net
authorized William Blair & Co.,
The First Loston Corp. and Lazard Freres & Co. to form and manage
a
group of securities dealers for the purpose of obtaining acceptances
The
year
a
quarter
Vice-President.
Reimer,
additional
is offering 625,000 shares of its capital stock (par $5)
the issued and outstanding shares of capital stock of
Insurance Co. of Hartford
at the rate of 1V* shares of
will
tion
third
the
management
Reimer
the
for
Continental Casualty Co. for oile
ended
should reach a minimum level of $250,000,000.
expected to show further gains.
The
of
1,003,500
railwayed—
from
Gross
18.
months
$83,115,419
company
exchange
offer
for
Reimer
Mr.
660,000
$541,320
69,800
$1.31
—
—'—
Electric
River
•Deficit.—V.
and
Dresser's
or
This
Oct.
nine
tinuing strength in oil and gas activity, which accounts for about
year
taxes——
requirements
share
per
from
for
director.—V.
a
holders
in
with
Bennett,
ended
the
during
Raymond
on
to point out that Dresser's sales for the fiscal
1956, will be approximately $225,000,000 or ap¬
proximately 36% above the $165,000,000 level of 1955. In commenting
on
this substantial increase in tales, Mr. Reimer referred to the con¬
Mr,
$820,170
$0.06
vLoss.
would
levels,
current
nearly $73,000,000.
He pointed out that
Dresser's backlog is applicable only to those Dresser companies which
produce heavy equipment and which account for about 45% of Dresser's
total sales.
The company's expendable products and technical services
are
not ordered In advance and thus do not enter into the total figure.
year
income
1,991,165
Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings—
of 1956 ended Sept. 30
F. Evans, Chairman and Chief
the first nine months of 1956
for
M.
E.
1,701,320
taxes—,
—
Blackstone
Net
Earnings Rise—
Dresser Industries, Inc.—Unfilled
$1,299,004
120,739
outstdg.
920,408
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams
750,000
Witter & Co.——"
*$51,221
income.
620,114
of
200,000
Federal
income
2,863,430
$30,137,507 against the former
gain of 3%.
the current year amounted to
$2,482,431, or 95 cents per share on 2.611,740 shares, compared with
$2,210,273, or 85 cents per share for the corresponding 1955 quarter.
This represents a gain of 12%.—V. 184, p. 424.
are
Commar.
2,225,141
reported
the
earnings
a
1955
1956
f
$52,890,985 $52,095,530
dividend
Fall
1,700,000
91,738
deductions—.
2,536,872
709,112
11%.
Carrol
Off—
Subs.)—Earnings
(&
31—
5,989,488
•
& Stet¬
Cohu
$40,517
income
etc.
5,102,643
i;Third-quarter 1956 net sales totaled
third-quarter peak of $29,303,595, or
of
Int.,
5,601,760
2,325,739
589,875
all-time
for
$6,255,846
financial
$6,324
opers._,
income
105,742
5.564,823
the same period in 1955,
This is equivalent,
after preferred stock dividends, to $3.05 per common share on 2,611,740
shares outstanding, and represents a gain of 287c
over the previous
high in 1955 of $2.37 per share computed on the same number of
shares.
;.;T <" • ■:; <. •' "•
•' ;
Net
Aug.
August—
Officer,
income
elected
34,193
from
inc.
Net
Other
Net
against
13,149,597
349,275
54,839
See
compared
500,000
Co.__
&
Corp.—Earnings—
2,014,491
taxes
210,029
89,232
Income
new
sales
& Co
Weld
1S56—3 Mos.—1355
$2,020,815
297,697
50,803
earnings for the first nine months
announced
Utilities
Period End. July 31—
Operating
Net
32,102,263
8,400,104
_
Federal
for
Net
attained
18,068,397
8,658,581
Co.
Foods
"After provision
1016.
and
400,000
Co.
&
1689.
p.
223,946
Diamond Alkali Co.—Sales and
Executive
20.890,291
9,336,761
income
Net
Gross
Sales
1,478,939
122,614,826
23,341,593
Ended
before
Provision
$747,109
railway—
oper.
reached
Consolidated Gas
$569,816
income—
railway—
184, p.
Inc
Walker
H.
Dean
ry.
500,000
son
750,000
Net
200,000
Trask & Co.—
1,700,000
Brothers
Lehman
&
American Corp.—
Winslow,
125,000
Co.—__
Kuhn,
$684,396
125,000
White,
1.700,000
Co.
&
&
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Cartwright
Weeden
200,000
Inc.
from
crease| of
Hutz-
&
Shields & Company—__
125,000
Co.
&
from
040,457
1.700,000
Pomeroy,
200,000
& Sons
Sachs
Goldman.
$626,698
railway
400,000
Co
Bros.
Schoellkopf,
400.000
ru
Reid & Co.—
Garrett
Robert
&
ler
—
Gross
946,513
101,245,414
1953
railway
oper.
750,000
400,000
Co.—,
Salomon
Co.,
&
Inc.
Fulton,
Riter
200,000
CorR.
Fleming-
Folger, Nolan.
&
500,000
—.
First of Michigan
Putnam
1.700,000
Co..
&
Estabrook & Co.
750,000
500,000
R.
Union
Dillon,
750,oOo
125,000
b—~__y:'
Curtis
&
1954
125,000
Phelps, Fenn & Co.____
W. Pressprich & Co.
750,000
ry.
—V.
Co.,
Mcseley & Co
S.
750.000
&
6c
Eastman
&
Turben
Inc.
125,000
Dominick
Drexel
Beane——
&
Fenner
Merrill,
1955
From Jan. 1—
Net
Pierce,
Lynch,
from
984,9j2
104,746,834
income
%
"Earnings
1956
from
Net
1,110,694
114,791,120
1121.
Months
Preferred
Shore Line RR.—Earnings—
Toledo
&
AugustNet
$500,000
-—
Blyth & Co., Inc.______
Bartow
prin¬
&
—___
500,000
Watts
Baker,
respective
following
Detroit
severally
3,883,602
1016.
p.
value.
par
Gross
—
Baker,
no
have
below
bonds:
of
Stanley & Co._ $2,275,000
Morgan
Robert W.
the
company
stock,
common
named
$15,925,472
1.518,396
railway
p.
Net sales
Income
1953
$12,758,405
1—
Fairmont
Six
From Jan. 1—
1954
1955
2,324,534
railway
oper.
184,
,
"
2,811,900
income
Jan.
ry.
—V.
,
$13,887,882
railway
oper.
Net
1953
1954
1955
1956
,
1956
514,700,251
railway
from
Net
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
,
no
ry.
From
1016.
p.
RR.—Earnings—
from
Gross
Gross
long
1,343,900
August—
August—
the
1956,
31,
$74.391.G0Q.
operating revenues of $493,620,000
for the calendar year 1955.
this
of
Manhattan.
of
July
ended
sections
various
parts
$7,059,777
From Jan. 1—
Net
Edison
Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Richmond and most
and in Westchester
County,
excepting
its
northeastern
of
$7,394,996
railway-
oper.
Net
1960.
6f
Net
company s
have all been placed.
1953
1954
1955
1.956
,
Gross
through Geo. Eustis & Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio. The share?
Western RR. —Earnings—
Grande
Rio
&
to
August—
1985.
5
(1793)
The
Corp.
Offering—A sec¬
shares of class A common stock
privately to a group of individuals
of Michigan—Secondary
has
been
made
manufacturing transmissions
and
riveting frames,
machining and heat
special forgings and casii gs, and assemb ing such
parts
with
other narts and motors purcha ed
in fini hea form.
Purchased
motors
of p. selected
type and motor manufacturer are
assembling
various
treating
by the customer and in some instances sp ci icat'ons
require the purchase of
certain oiher iens which
manufactured by the com~eny.
Gear ratios, wheel-
usually specified
by
customers
are
ciutomarily
bases.
equipment and
individual
derricks,
v.ith
Elox
ondary offering of 67,240
manufacturing operations cons'St of
axles,
and
The
customers.
winches,
trucks
company
are
vari d to meet the needs of
purchases or manufactures
in co.mec.ion
also
equipment as motors, cabs, bodies,
tir°s,
iir-? engine p'.'mpn, s'eciul types of
derricks,
winches, trailtrs and m terial for
company's purchases of such
carburetors,
axles,
sold
attachments
The
trailers, and boring machines for use
in the, utility construction market.
magnetos,
transmissions,
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1794)
boiipg
machines,
of
made
generally
are
balance
the
and
its
CAPITALIZATION
purchases
from
made
are
the
manufacturers;
TO
7
PRESENT
convertible debs, due Oct.
1, 1971
Bank
V-Loans,
stock
i$10
;*Includes shares
value*
par
$1,500,090
underwriters
named
below,
whom
for
A.
C.
Aliyn & Co., Inc.—S6X>,00)
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
The
First
Cleveland
Loev/i
&
&
Co., Inc
Co.,
C.
184,
Freedom
The
SEC,
of
Dowell
100,000
—
The
Co.
Insurance
Co.—
registration
a
has suspended
23,
the
Commission
The
Freedom
firm,
materially
with
found
as
both
promoter
and
made
be
registration
effective
effective¬
tiled
statement
22,
Dec.
on
underwriter
Uni
to
paid
California
a
for
by
its
of
corporation,
the
future
is
which
registered
shares;
operations;
and
act
to
raised
was
financed
were
to
advances to
amount of fees
The
and
to- the
not
his
the
of
its
sales
period to
the
sale
the
Uni
—V.
disclose
to
of
found
Oper.
of
the
date
of
sales
neces¬
the
of
investment
&
to
buy
subsequently
Oper;
that
where
to
secure
the
return
a
arrangement
under
expenses
the
constituted
should
material
a
have
and
change
in
Net
Nov.
1,
1961
and
.'Fruehauf
and
truck
of
To
for
trucking
Canada
and
Completion
The
purchase
stock
$12.50
at
$10
share
per
largest
with
to
up
manufacturer
1955
sales
at
warrant
to
Nov.
of
is
the
a
scheduled
site
has
of
plant
for
the
been
Net
its
of
it
cost
costs
of
the
$3,000,000
present
for
the
new
parent
the
or
par
value
To
company.
Debentures,
of
which
satisfy
plant,
87,500
800,000
the
shares
stock
will
be
Plans
are
nearing
production
Division
a.
Vestal,
to
used
will
be
The
concrete
building
reserved
the
manufacturing section
wing adjoining it.
The
City,
be
of
the
will
be
started
as
soon
plans
paper
City.—V.
for
work
pne-story
expansion,
been completed
high
Mr.
on
finishing building adjacent
184,
p.
834,563
2,165,772
217,381
185,854
1,690,911
with
■_._
and
97,132- '
$368,631
266,790
249,418
$2,426,655
$69,465
$119,213
$383,573
inc.—
22,935
62,480
66,153
218,725
to
Hensel
new
a
the
also
1953
corporation
$699,861
$843,854
159,976
93,828
202.108
income..,
166,888
Oct.
on
Aug. 31,
three-month
Current
15
3 956,
that
projections,
?.d73vfV°nal Lenedek, Board sales
Pins: ,botb ln
H.
sales
40%
more
based
for
from
on
the
the.
than
orders
wiped
ry.
198,803
5,532,576
6,447,216
in
a
hand,
and earnings, during the
Oct.
Southern
548,630
1,213,061
use
354,534
549,638
1,151,366
&
5d,h I i.blo
for
same
195o
railway
1955 "
$844,345
.
railway.—„
151,6
t0t?^d f,8-3H.834 compared
Earnings for
$158,441 before taxes and
S119.916 after taxes,
th°
$366,221
$755,160
$764,602
174,031
177,735
13,593
9.701
7,206,991
6,421,566
6,728,708
1,764,154
1,726,975
2 571.020
"189,182
117,792
543,430
8
2j7,32r-J
"39,987
16,233
6,851,702
1,579.220
equa~l
"44,429
income
-
covering
of 5V2%
amount
of
Lulls
at
?
cral
a
to
by
registration
a
$84,355
net
ry.
loss
for
the first
1956
American
Paper
and
Chemical
organizing
the
the
along
Vice-President
four-man
has
them
appointment,
Senior
product
the
of
40,500
units,
statement
each
the
public.
$2,500,000
with
amount
exchange
Giant
and
principal
stock
amount
to
are
be
.of
issue
to
of
will
issue
debentures
and
sell
associates
15,500
and
in
Proceeds
to
the
sites
,
be
of
110,C00
Giant
shares
Food
in
charge
setting
of
the
of
business
this
which
on
to
working
in
of
of
of
of
in
purchase
general
and
Brown,
"Continuous
Ariz.,
montn
stock
common
Shopping
the
stock
at
Inc.
and
Center,
$1
per
Sept.
19,
constructing,
1956,
other
the
and
company
general
will
be
Oct.
at
July 27, 1956.
August—-the first lull
said
the
The
in
company's
month
of
the
the
United
"During
August
t
the
highest
averages
of
States.
September
rate;
production
meanwhile,
and
are
Production
tnc-
of
shaft
the
not
will
has
the
shaft
has
begun.
yet available."
be stepped up to
reached
continued
headirame
itself
a
depth
and
at
collar
The
in
Can¬
for
:ome
erat
o
on
of
assay
0.63%
mine
approximately
of
t
e
at
s
for
in
of
50-ton-per-day
10)
feet;
then
l°vel
t:
figure.
Furthermore,
in
1957,
production
when
is
expected
to
reach
10)
per-ton costs will drop sfi.1 more.
v
1,097,234
*251,069
309,861
;
I
:
-
38 339,000
42.886,000
,5,960,311
10,2'2 273
6.515,953
9,715,866
*1,273,471
4,133,846
1,057,358
4,437,133
-
-
J
.
Co.—Reports Record Earnings—
President,
fiscal
Oct.
on
food
Eastern
year
2 reported that net earnings
chain during the second quar¬
i' :ts 84-ye^r history.
hi",, st
h e
were
40%
n^t earnin
over
quarter
sales
28%
totaling
shares of
$94,408,342
sales
over
of
outstanding, represents
the ~ movable period a
$863,260, or 48 cents
ri ig
1955
were
stork then outstanding.
fiscal year were based
common
of
quarter
stock
d
in
earnings
the
1956
the^period.
This wj s an in¬
during the comparable period
for
$63,489,102
1955.
for
first
the
outstanding.
months
six
to $1.13
$2,308,405, equal
stock
is
the
of
share in
per
This
the
increase
an
current
1,9
of
fiscal
9.507
47.35%,
totaled
year
snares
o.
common
compered
as
with
earnings of $1,566,636, equal to 86 cents per share on 1,682,421 shares
of common stock outstanding, during the comparable period in 1955.
Sales
the
first
sales
of
of
half
over
for
36.51%
fiscal
1953
t
d
w
during
$132,694,175
$181,143,
the
increase
an
period
same
in
1955.
Opens New Supermarket—
N.
L.
opened
company
Y.,
in less
Center
ping
I.,
then
Y.—V.
N.
second
its
month
a
Montauk
at
134,
the
wer<>
as
:e
soon
storing
tons
rer
Assuming
Sweet
Stock from
Securities
of rn
the
of
Oct.
on
Highway
supermarket
in
23
and
t're
Suffolk
Great
Saxon
Bay
County,
Shore,Shop¬
in
Avenue
Bay
Shore,
1581.
p.
Grass
Ltd.—SEC
Oils
American
Stock
Seeks
Suspension
Exchange—
and
order
Securities
Exchange Commission announced on Oct. 22 the
for and notice of hearing, under Section 19(a)
(2)
Exchange Act of 1934 to determine whether it is
or
appropriate for the -protection 'of investors to suspend
period not exceeding 12 months, or to withdraw, the registration
American Stcck Exchange of the capital stock of this Ontario
corporation.
necersary
for
a
the
on
•
The
order
to
was
based
upon
the fact that
the Commission
has
reason
bcl eve
in
a
that the company misrepresented its oil and gas
reserves
report filed with the Commission on Jam 24, 1956, relating to
properties acquired from Depositors Mutual Oil Development Co., an
Oklahoma
corporation, and from Pitt Petroleums, Ltd., an Alberta
corporation.
The
that
the
437,833
/
1,729,507 shares of common
of
F^n'ngs
September
can begin—about 60 days hence. While the Atomic
Energy Commission
bonus p.: $3% per pcund on
the first 10,000 pounds of urarinm o :ida
produced
will
terminate
about
that
time,
your
company
will. t en
begin to reap substantial production
savings, since the per- o.i mia'.nj
cost
at
the
50-ton-per-day rate will be much-, lower t an toravs
<ay early
in
The
uranium
figures
:
$5,243,000
v
41,128.000
350-store
Second
of
crease
entry
Grand
Orphan's
any
"320,704
,
Shield,
the
on
ago.
Great
grcss
1953
434,184
1018.
p.
current
record
of
part:
Orphan "mine,
'
1954
$4,466,000
share on the 1,682,421
Earnings for the second
on
corporate purposes.
8,
55
1,167,577
per
"
on
184,
1
$5,246,000
available
Co.—Progress Report—
production
;
;
42.148,000
;
income
this
increase
an
and
amount
on
oxide—one
.
509,176
:
Union
the
share
proposes
developing
average
uranium
which,
corporate
Net earnings, after all taxes and depreciation, totaled $1,205,165 dur¬
ing the quarter ended S-nt. I,' 3 9 6s"* This lig re, *q al to 53 cents per
'
Tower
of
$506,500 will be used
mortgages on shopping center
acquired title. The remainder will
has
funds of
President,
uranium
began
of
of
ter
$1,550,003
common
$27,333 with a net profit of $12,173 after all
ex. erises, in¬
cluding mine exploration and development
charges of $10,318, but
before depreciation,
depletion and Federal income taxes.
Ore
irin d
and
shipped totaled 283 dry tons with an
mnnthc
quarter)
of
money
the-company
the
South
the
Group
overall
$5,108,000
income—
P.
sales of
The
financing
capital
Ralph G.
aggregating
shares
Delaware.on
acquiring,
Golden Crown Mining
yon,
Grand
sale
public
1956
*
order
the
Grass
false
and
acquired
A
it
of
further
balance
Oils
Ltd.,
states
sheet
misleading
from
that
included
f ltd
with
in
Depositors
the
in
the
Commission
the
annual
Commission
valuing
the
Mutual
Oil
public hearing will be hrld on Nov.
oil
has
and
of
May
gas
Development
13,
reason
report
on
to
Great
16,
st
believe
Sweet
1956,
properties
Co.
to
was
be
$6,597 500.
1956, to determine whether
is" necessary or appropriate to suspend or withdraw the
repistrat'on
the capital stock of Great Sweet Grass Oils Ltd., on the American
Sto~k
Oh
^xeraug".
Oct.
company s
25,
the
Ccmmission
capital stock.
suspended,
for
10
days,
.
named
RR.—Earnings—
1—
oper.
Lansing
of
incorporated
satisfaction
added
for
units
341,000
operating shopping centers.
first-
the
and
for
Co.
company,
to.engage
last
for
debentures
offfered
-
railway
railway.:
railway
from
on
properties, will offer directly to certain
employees
Shopping Center, Inc., 40,000 shares at $1
per share,
Food
will
The
fiscal
S
SEC
for
Construction
that
a
the
Western
railway——
Jan.
ry.
a
unit
an
Registrant
the
pre-ently
from
Net
consisting of $100 prin¬
debentures, due Dec. 1, 1971, and
sinking fund
common
by
has
lines.
company
Management
responsibility
.
year
unit
per
Group
John T. Whitely, who
be
in charge of
will
mills
oper.
From
Gross
and
stock.
aggregating
principal
an¬
,figUres *nclUde for.tbe first time sales and earnMicamold Electronics Manufacturing Corp., newly-acouired Geninstrument subsidiary, and "reflect
the impact of new General
r
Latin American Paper
by this company.
Vice-President,
Executive
to
%
from
from
•
underwriting, group ' headed by "Autliincloss,
Parker & Redpath and
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
In add tion, the under¬
writers will offer
100,930 shares of common stock at $1 per share
nine cents
credits
(and
Stebbins,
Group,
August—
Net
common
shares
$100
operations
ofer$f49r4e7P°nh^S'2t73 Shar,e(; outstanding. This compared wiJS
$149.472 before tax credits and
$71,792 after tax
1955 period
and
President,
paper
Net
stock,
10 cents
par
value,
an
aggregate
of
principal amount of debentures and 891,000 shares of comstock.
Registration is also sought for 250,000 addit onal shares
common
year.
bagasse,
Gross
1122.
p.
corporation- filed
550,000
as
to
of
of
Net
'
railway
railway.
-shares
mon
with sales
OI
similar
1^53
$4,050,000
quarter,
(hrep
20
management'
Grand Trunk
.*
-
1954
*
income
1956
per
is conducting negotiati"ns for the construc¬
in Puerto Ricp, Colombia, and Cuba based on the
res'due of ground sugar cane, as the raw material.
It
is engaged
in chemical projects in Brazil and elsewher".
Studies
for
further development in these
fields are well advanced.—V.
184,
p.. 1729. ■ '■
'■
'
■ -/'
".
1
constructed
period.
$1,584,731
$22,230
Florida Ry.-—Earnings1956
oper.
23,
cipal
22
indicate
third
H.
the
tion
307,417
C.—Regis¬
Exchange Commission-—
office
period
out
$1,722,122
'
Latin
nr-w
a
Oct.
top
company
98,712
4,578,468
753,821
from
This
The
In
second
same
322.997
minimum of
a
Co.—Forms
Executive
operations
The
169,441
5,988,705
i
Giant Food Properties, Inc.,
Washington, D.
ters with Securities and
Johnson
Chairman, stated.
ofSse5C°87d7 f?lUHarforr the
AS®!!™
were
over
earnings
Mai tni
oi
reported
up
592,030
4j8,6^5
<•
formerly Vice-President and deputy in charge of the
South American Group, will spechically divect the company's extensive
expansion programs in paper and chemicals in Latin America.
-•
income
oper.
*411,350
654,512
.
1
at
or
5,000
58,800
—;
Whitely,
730,190
'
of
on
an
M.\
1018.
from
from
the
ended
and
year
5,009
policy.
$774,174
«
General Instrument Corp.—Sales and
Earnings Up—
This
174,775
»397,620
'
_u
:
royalty
5,000
11,125
173,869
Lc,.
Surplus—
10%
Gra?e &
"Deficit.—V
new
a
disclosed
in
Uranium,
&
1257.
another
with
1954.
161,137
"Deficit.—V. 184,
combination warehouse
plant
$3,G04
12,508
23,125
The formation of this Group further implements an established
of the
102-year-old firm of decentralizing
its diverse Latin
American
1955
$787,624
railway.—
railway——.
from
ry.
Johnson
1351.
$16,863
—__—____
value I
and
of
out
R.)
American
From Jan. 1—
<5zalid
site.
Ozalid
294,464
$1,584,731
contract
i-
formetion
In
1956
p.
-
.
$1,722,122
—
—
equipment
par
Liabilities
elected
policy
RR.—Earnings—
oper.
:
—-
obligations—:—
(50c
announced
was
been
$538,523
railway..._
railway.
184,
:
372,307
;
Copco
purchase
177, p.
The
1,772,344
—totaled
quarter
—V.
$2,310,867
2,043,082
r,
ry. oper.
oper.
:
and
♦Pavable
918.
oper,
Net
S.
feasible.
plant
479,100
,V
..
accounts
Total
1956—8 Mos.—1955
•■i
t $336,255
expenses
from
p.
Net
in
feet.
in
479,103
Indiana,
,
Orphan
and Chemical Group—
1956—.vionai—-955
revenue.,
from
Gross
and
U.
two-story
a
570,626
89,553
218.
from
share
for
located
are
Indiana,
stockholders
by Western Gold
Capital stock
1,239,355
charges
Georgia
of
as
563,375
mortgage notes (Crown King)_————
tramway
not^s—.■
Surplus
1,721,068
August—
or
carried
square
cost)
and
.
Orphan
753,167
245,052
\
the
has
106,755
273,720
oper.
ry.
—V.
.
thereafter
150,000
Vestal
construction
taxes—
oper.
Net
treasury.
corporation's
approximately
139,560
(at
including development
payable
by
Properly
1956—8 Mos.—1955
<■'
income.^—
pp.726
from
capital
breaking
the
101,053
176,874
——
;/■*■.:■,
,
Assets
Advances
1,449,000
ry.
Net
by
company's principal plant and offices
N. Y., about four miles from the new
nouncing
and
will
consist
1956—Month—1955
taxes—
From Jan. 1—
proposed
ground
5,355
equipment—-
King,
loan
Loans
7,768,703
184,
Net
loans
warrants
in
1,044
6,455
u_^
•.
and
445
348
U
,
$4,583
u
325
u
—
Dec. 31, 55
$17,255
—
LIABILITIES—
Bank
$11,691,938
Net
Y.,
work
will
795,032
1,893,507
from
demands
by
-:v '/V
m
Properties:
Total
%
•.
8,350,072
rev.
Gross
it was stated on Oct. 15.
A 22-acre
site
was purchased for the
protect last summer.
A. Hansel, Vice-Pres.
of General Aniline and General
Manager
? .P.?
® Plvlslon. said that the contract for the construction of the
building will be awarded early next
month,....and the grading and pre-
limmary
860,184
101,546
• ;c:
$13,243,914
Net
to
up
defray
owned
outstanding now total
Inc., owns 663,400 or
SHEET
———
______
487,255
110,326
$3,000 000.
bank
BALANCE
Stoddard
(per contracts)
Mine-development: (Brown-Henderscn,
Orphan anu Sfoduariii
$1,059,894
184,000
Gross
of
to
reduce
purchase
completion for the
plant to be erected
N.
542,319
$1,173,220
980,851
Net
General Aniline & Film Corp.—New
Plant
machine
Mining
James
provide additional funds for general
corporate purposes.
Upon completion
of
the
financing,
capitalization
will
consist
of
$3,500,000 5'A%
sinking fund debentures and 900,000 shares without
nominal
accounts
1957.
financing, will be
shares
Uranium,
''v-'"y
.
recc-i vi.bic
Machinery
■
buy
high
is
of
&
u—:
Deposit
Telephone Co. of The Southwest—Earnings—
Georgia
books.
proceeds of
60,960
$136,440
August—
new
.The
66,943
$150,601
$1,507,035
railway
—V.
plant
will
manufacture
and
assemble
van,
refrigerator,
stake and rack, platform and
pole types of trailers and truck bodies
Tank
and dump
types of trailers and truck bodies and
heavy duty
flat deck trailers will cont'nue to be
made at the Weston
plant.
Early, in 1956 the company formed Trailer
Acceptance Co. Ltd. as
awholly-owned subsidiary with initial capital of
$1,500,000 -to take
over
the sales
financing end of the company's business. At
Aug. 31,
1956
$5,759,000 of instalment notes receivable were
outstanding on
■
taxes.
623.
oper.
Net
Applewood
in
which
on
estimated
an
fall
acquired
Toronto
at
'~
insurance
827,000
operating
Gross
outskirts
new
Present
Gold
% ;
3,728,444
882,000
1966."
1,
future
Western
51%."
"ASSETS—
Group.
truck-trailers
all-time
an
possible.
as
.
share
per
capacity to meet present and
71-acre
a
on
equip
3,901,758
106,000
Period Jimd. Aug. 31—
industry.
products,
subdivision
build
at
the
475,778
107,000
241,000
Railway
net
earnings amounting to $520,030.
Manufacturing
presently > carried on at its plant ■ in Weston, Ontario
50 different types of truck-trailers are
produced for the
increase productive
its
Acres
to
in
is
stock
a
capital
which
Prepaid
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
are
nearly
Canadian
carry
and
operations
where
thereafter
Canada
bodies
$11,040,456
will
company's
489,005
1,115,362
184,
Hitherto
debenture
much
(W.
184,
dealers headed
the
—
charges
after
—V.
the
disclosed.—V.
been
„
of
Accounts
$6,102,593
—
$1,736,837
Net
of the debentures is 100 and interest to
yield 5V4% while
the shares are being offered at $8.50
per share.
in
$6,499,297
probability
tne
holds
Additional
Brown-Hcnuerson,
$779,178
income
Other
for
"Sales
Stoudard
the
Aug. 31,'56
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$813,549
mine
small royalties from shipments
eight niouons oi la56 totaling
Inst
Cash
8oi,966
1956—Month—1955
tuao
tne
commence
as
■■.■
$1,122,151
revenues
Fed.
by McLeod, Young, Weir.
100,000 shares of its capital stock and ai
.'£3,500,000 issue of 20-year 5!/4% sinking fund deben-*
ttires, carrying stock purchase warrants. Of/ering price
$1,000
$1,355,426
128,850 ,1,053,758
expenses
Oper.
offered security
the
to
1,317,023,
593,046
$160,505- :
times
at
done during the summer months on the Brown-
was
restricted
First
Co., Ltd.,
shares
692,222
Period End. Aug. 31—
is inviting the
business.
Each
74,704
income
General
im¬
stock.
common
in, the
which
arrangements
Its
participation of public capital
a
private company whollyowned by the U. S.-Fruehauf Trailer
Co., the Canadian
company on Oct. 18 publicly offered through a syndicate,
25
87,603
taxes--—..
184, p.
Railway
its
-1,112,000
Aug. 31—
oper.
after
Net
—v.
Fruehauf Trailer Co. of Canada Ltd.—Public Financing
For the first time in its 28-year existence in
Canada, this
in
138,000
staff
financial
Accounts
prospectus was modified prior
registration statement by the board of
modification
such
company
123,003
conditions.
held
forth
set
as
decision
investor
certain
insurance
of
geological
.
development of both these properties is
in
thg near future.
condition of this company is sound.
Despite the
property investments and development costs required, company debt
has been reduced about $39,000 so far ,this year and t.ie capitalization
4,211,458
935,000
operating
Net
the
materiality' of facts required
determined by the potential effect of
Commission
of
shares
the
tor
this
writing,
small mine.
Tucson.
"The
Telephone Co. of Ohio—Earnings-
income
Other
322.
p.
4,591,390
expenses
Fed.
that
is
investor's
under
the
effective
directors,
contractual
543,191
revenues
in¬
operations
business
commence
proiit
at
COMPARATIVE
621.142
several
ox
tonnage
Our
-
Oper.
funds
facts
assured.
1352.
p.
General
true
the
further
material
184,
Period End
was
advance
to
oi
expected
y
—
120,523
net
neuig oniy a
'No lurtner woik
west
$6,851,655
$160,802
x-rooauie
years,
1956—8 Mos—1955
$7,751,038
income
wi„n
approximately
$916,400
charges-.
tuo
practicaily
copper-lead-zinc property,
wnicu adjoins Shattuck-Denn's
King mine, at Humooldt, Ariz., nor nas mere been any farmer
development of Golden Crown's Arizona-Indiana mine, 35 nules north¬
1955,
Co. of Indiana Inc.—Earnings—
taxes-
'ruin
Iron
.
1956—Month—1955
income will be
0.b0%
then this
gross
Hencierson
$32,418,100,
totaled
Sales
'v
the
average
follows:
as
However,
Brown
and
stock,
common
agent,
failure
not
omission
100,000
Act
the
ability
to
of
also
by
Agreement"
the
of
constitute
prudent
investment
payment
of
oxide,
should
n
Stoddard mi-.e continues to pay
Buildings
adequately
pay
whatever expenses
and develop the program
personnel
Uni and
by
Uni
for
the
a
addition,
Service
to
on
months
taxes——
oper.
after
not
upor,
facts
In
key
directors
expenses
disclosed
be
and
and
Commission
The
of
shares
general
interim
the
incurred
officers
organization
such
ended
$992,547
operating
Net
Net
misleading the statements made in the prospectus
financial ability of Uni to set up and maintain
the staff
mediately
to
be
to
of
make
to
and
in
maintain
to
interim
pay
las
103,000
and
moiV
copper.
ci
stock
of
it
ton.
holes
seems
us
"The
and
—
expenses
income
Other
the
for
Intention
sary
of
commencement of the insurance business.
Commission found that the high rate of monthly expenses
curred
to
sale
proceed
necessary
necessary
.
the
tor
amount
of
months
uranium
bonus;
worx
These
advises
Increased—
three
three
comparable
the
in
first three quarters of 1955.
$28.270,500.—V.' 184, p. 322.
revenues
Fed.
to
the—promoter
as
a
the
0.45%
Monday, October 29, 1956
.
at tile Orphan has continued with 16 additional
completed since the Annual Report sent to you last
have greatly increased tne indicated tonnage—to
level, in fact, sufficient 10 support production at tne 100-tou-per-duy
rate
the
from
Uni,
in
taxes
of
wnnoat
be $5**.5u per
jixploraiion
April.
oper¬
radio
ion,
wouid
.
diamond drill hoies
first
net
a
of $10,796.
the
Opera ting
Following
registrant consented
that
in
Oper.
registrant to Uni under a "Sales and Service
a
hearing and the taking, of testimony, the
the entry of the stop order.
The
decision pointed
out that registrant in its prospectus
repre¬
sented that registrant would be in a position to commence the insur¬
ance business immediately as soon as its minimum capital of $2,000,000
Agreement."
the
for
was
per
Ugure
.equal to SI.17 per common share,
was
shares
General Telephone
the
the
share
per
Period End. Aug. 31—
the
as
after
quarter
2,079,942
on
against
as
the
by
tnere
Cement Co.—Earnings
$2,441,500
latest
tne
$1.00
based
share
.
contains
1955,
Comparably,
$13,3od,127 and
grade
average
$-tO
presently outstanding.
Net
sales were $10,960,600 and $9,845,200, respectively.
Earnings after taxes in the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1956, were
$7,346,500 or $3.53 per share, compared witn $5,906,400 or $2.84 per
statements and omits to state material facts
the adequacy of the financ'ng of Uni-Insurance
respect to <1*
Corp., also
to
the
Portland
ior
against
misleading
Service
be
that
became
which
an
in
,,
1956, compared with $2,086,000 in the corresponding quarter
before, Smith W. Storey, President, reported on Oct. 16.
30,
year
50,000
statement
•
"the largest manufacturer of television,
in Canada."—V. 184, p. 726. •
,
company
income
53,003
filed by this company which proposed
the public offering of 500,000 shares of common stock at $22 per share.
ness
the
(Calif.)—Stock Sale Halted—■
announced on Oct.
it was
Marshall
Irving J. Rice & Co. Inc.
totaled
carryback credits,
earnings were
Sept.
50,< 00
1690.
p.
/
components
General
50,000
Corp
*
.
$5,345.
100,030
i.
—
the
Net
Clayton Securities Corp.
' s"
shares.
1,373,273
on
sales
1955,
earlier
initiated
programs
^
-
Aug. 31, 1956, sales, totaled $13,979,913
were $/4,0oo and alter taxes $j5,5ol, equal
taxes
share
per
fiscal
electronic
Mc¬
First
Securities
cents
of
made
-$100,COO
Blosser &
100,uoj
10 .0,0
—
Inc.—
also V.
gee
Straus,
Corp. 100,000
Goodbody & Co
Kalman
The Ohio Co.—
,003
10
before
earnings
stated.
ended
During the second half of the year, ivlr. Lenedek stated, sales and
earnings figures also will include those of T. S. Farley, Ltd. of Canada,
whose recent acquisition by General Instrument's Canadian subsidiary
Allyn & Co., Inc. is acting as representative, have severally agreed to
purchase, and the company has agreed to sell to them severally, the
respective principal amounts of debentures set forth below:
A.
months
ating loss, after tax
300,0-0 shs.
required to be reserved for conversion of debentures.
UNDERWRITERS—The
six
manufacturing
and
Benedek
Mr,
the
2'/2
half
1,580,000 *1 •;
"600,000 shs.
.
to
$1,5-0,000
products
year,"
and
Outstanding
—3,60G,90J
Commcn
the
FINANCING
Autao.ized
5V2 %
3%
Instrument
marKet.
open
For
EFFECT
GIVING
specific
in
.
trading
in
the
>
Volume
Number
184
Greater
Lake
5581
Charles
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Water
Co.—Bonds
Placed
Pri¬
Home Light
vately—This non-profit quasi-public, corporation, it w^is
announced on Oct. 24, has sold through a. C. Allyn & Co.
Securities
Inc. and associates
covering
1963
to
Stifel,
Inc.;
Nicoiaus &
Inc.;
Co.,
Masten
offering
Baxter,
Williams &
Inc.;
Co.,
Reynolds
were:
Co.;
Equitable
Ranson & Company,
E. Ray Allen & Co.,
&
Inc.; Barrow,
Co.;
B.
J.
Securities
Inc.;
Herbert
Leary & Co.;
of
1956
from
from
Net
ry.
railway
and A.
E.
railway
"
110,796
117,523
25,766 ;
income—
oper.
$396,913
3o,9
'
47,295
t
<
$4
Fed.
5 505
Net
*_.laj
Net
from
Net
ry.
2,°71.135
713,377
965,106
661,145
J 278,024
159,651
344,974
9
939
184,
The
The
;
to
Arthur
S.
package
date
Genet
the
next
nually.
sales
a
pointed
Lve
g_in
climb
to
expected
are
for the year
operations
from package express
to
$39,000,000
around
the
lor
in
In
Mr,
that
it
Genet
will
basic
an¬
the
which
case
charges
that
which
the
and
this
receiver
the
COD—in
this
out,
expanded
the transportation
pays
the
case
purchase
collect
new
pointed
Greyhound
and
receiver
service
price
•
7
the article at delivery.
He noted
will be in up_i-oiv.ii i.i tunc ior
of
The
Standard
of
Co.
California
and
Beer
tiiey
Oct.
on
"Captain
"coast
and
first
•'
contracts
the
runs
The
Beer
midwest
13
and
for
ti.B.D.O.
was
total
for
of
film
a
period
a
Standard
San
in
Guild
Telecast
of
early
that
E.
Montague
the
35mm
London's
-locale.
weeks,
embracing
the
ana
oeal
of
Inc.
Grief"
lusty
and
Wax
of
marionettes,
—V.
184,
will
and
426..
p.
which
Canada
be
will
embody
to
produced
ballet
English and
in
both
fh 7.V'
,7.
will
Nov.
mailed
7
r
Isles,
'■
,-f
for
each
ten
shares
held.
'The
The
proceeds
provements
to
to
are
be
used
property.—V.
to
offering
helm pay
cost
1352.'
p.
became
it
the
has
5%
5%
of
Corp.,
now
and
All
In
September,
the
at
been
at
into
enjoined
to
hydrogen
is
into
put
Plastics
and
is
plant
The
company reported for the nine
income equal after payment of
be
of
preferred
income
share
ol
of
for
to
at
third
preferred
cent-*
sales
"
of
to
net
1956
48
income
the
third
equal
a
to
$100
share
of
quarter
1955
if
This
equal
to
*
First
and
North
Vancouvef/-
expected
Columbus,
at
t Of
early''
60
to
operating
for
revenues
with
1123.
p.
the
$lo9,791,798
nine
for
months'
period
1j55
Miss.,
into
rants
of
pV 1582.
Nev.
statement
shares
of
no
Aircraft
proceeds
-
the
Hertz Corp.—Richard S. Robie
'
Richard
S.
Robie
of
Boston, Mass., has
Director—
a
been ejected
with
par
the
SEG
of
the
Corp.
..
The
announcement, made on 0"t. 15 bv Walter- L. Jacobs, President,
closely followed the sale by Mr. Robie of his controlling interest in tne
Avis System.
Mr.
said
japans
Mrl.
that
Robie
will
devote
hi?
attention
advertising, and sales promotion of tne
renting and leasing organization.
and
car
to
on
of
by
and
the
of
sale
sale
from
from
E.
of
use
solicitation
or
was
the
the
this
of
designer
will
be
mails
and
corporation
Horton
was
contempt
a
resulting
witn
the
of
stock
further
property,
2,000,000
Massachusetts,
p.
Connecticut,
New
Hampshire,
and
Vermont.—V.
is
court
action
imposition
of
a
II.)
Holmes
scribed
shares
at
per
Co.,
all
will
be
share)
Ai
by
underwritten
Arnold
Jjnes,
Inc.,
New Orleans,
of
capital.—V.
First
the
181,
p.
and
La.
&
and
of
(par-$20)
expire
The
at
Nusloch,
Weil,
proceeus
with
be
to
Nov.
offered
Crane;
Howard,
notification
This
it
was
weeks
Corp.,
to
are
offered
market
Biudeau
Labouisse,
be
lor
lished
Holly
to
acquire
part
of
its
on
Oct.
22
announced
the
asse.s
by
S.
B.
to
Mount
Vernon
corporations- having
Co., Federal Cement Tile
of
its
balance 1
Harris,
agreements
industrial
Works
of
sidiary,
&
The
worxing
Pipe
Jr.,
acquire
three
substantial
Holly
Three
current
indicated
by
a
pro-forma
Co.,
balance
and
sheet,
The
Van
upon
2
to
vote
on
transfer
of
its
assets
to
Holly.—V.
Holly Minerals Corp.—Proposed
See
Holly
Corp.
above.—V.
184,
p.
1352.
184,
p.
of
Nov.
with
Dillon,
&
Dorn
at
$102.50
dividends
accrued
required
in
Houston
Natural
Gas
&
ner
G.
of
gas
supplier, Houston Natural Gas
integrated natural gas company.
12
months
Natural
Houston
all
net
OF
ended
Gas
Natural
June
30,
$25
the
Corp
preferred
issu¬
of
tha
authorized,
as
at.
stock
the
initial
below
subscrip¬
have
severaL'y
the following respective number
preference
stock:
*
Shnrcs
G.
A.
Se-
Edwards
&
Sons
1,5G<>
Fridley, Hess & Frederking
l,5Cil
6.000
Edward
1,500
6,000
Lester,
Pierce, Fen-
D.
and
Jones
Ryons
Reinholdt
&
&
Co.
Co._
1,500
7
Gardner_____
1,500
6,000
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.—
T,50.}
&
6,000
Walker
&
Mosle
&
&
Co._
Stein
Smith,
2.000
Stix
(Inc.)
2.OO0
Cnas.
2,000
Lentz,
& Co.______
Beissner & Co.J.
2.000
.V
Co
—
Co
Mcore
&
&
&
Newton
Moreland,
Dallas
C.
Pan-
Oper.
7
750
Inc.--
Co.,
750
750
Inc.
'i
°
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$855,138
$7,036,236
$6,957,631
809,552
6,400,299
6.213,297
$45,586
$635,937
$744,384
11,684
5,870
109,005
30,533
credits-
*209,038
$62,279
851,4^6
$953,980
$774,917
131,138
138,416
1,133,219
1,089,327
70,058
70,058
560,467
560,467
$138,917
$157,018
$739,706
$874,876
charges
•Represents
„
deductions
applicable
to
adjustment income bonds.—V.
on
Son,
&
$50,595
deficit
terest
750
816,180
adj. inc. bonds
on
750
$866,775
income
tlncome
750
—
RR.—Earnings Improve—
1956—Month—1955
taxes—,
income--
inc.
Co
Currie
&
Williams
T.
.
income
Delayed
&
Rune
1477.
p.
&
Brandenberger,
Johnston
Co
1,000
1,000
1,000
Co.——*
&
Mead,
1,500
Co
1.00Q
McClung & Knickerbocker
Miller & Co
2,000
i
184,
1,000
__i—
Co.
-—-A*
White
B.
1,500
&
Robertson
&
Co.__
1,500
Watts
Gross
Co..
3,000
Period End. Aug. 31—
Int.
,z%
&vCo—
Legg
Dittmar
—V.
1,000
Eddleman-Pollok
Co.
Creston H. Funk & Co
Southwest
C.
coast
1,500
&
3,000
&
Moroney,
1,500
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.
Crockett
4.000
&
Republic Co.
Dewar,
Boyce—
Co.
Winston
Baker,
&
4,000
Company
Boettcher
First
Bros.
5,000
Co
Abercrombie
Rowles,
John
Sons—_
to
1056,
Gas
of the
1955
184,
tExclusive
taxes.
p.
of
in¬
1582.
Corp.
of
will
such
PIPE
a
LINE
will
CO.
on
Gas
company
or
wholly-owned
a
Line
Pipe
Texas
in
sub¬
close
date
shall
be
be
half
the
new
subsidiary.
amended
be
its
change
to
The
company
to
name
of
business
closing.
held
on
on
June
30,
1956
the
to
The purchase agreement
3, 1956, or on such
Dec.
end
of
agreed
unon,
at
which
time
the
statements
All
of
certified
the
funds
by
Arthur
required
in
Andersen
connection
the
day
share
is
based
stock
common
the
upon
earnings
'
100%
shares
600,141
stock
•
of
were
common
i
dividend
payable
on
which will increase the outstondling shares to 1,200,282
therefore, the per share earnings will be reduced to one-
and,
of
the
figures
for
given
the
third
above
after
10, • when
Oct.
the
additional
outstanding.
becomes
dividend
W.
B.
"The
earnings
and
of
quarter
President,
McMillan,
sales
on
for
1956
Oct.
the
were
17, further
third
stated:
quarter
of
1956
were
the
,
Bell
Illinois
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
1956—Month—1955
Operating
Fed
expenses
taxes
inc.
Other
oper.
Net
oper.
—V.
35,052,156
23,134,767
revenues
after
184,
3,209,800
4,582,589
charges
p.
4,027.731
35,446,884
31,537,804
3,673,416
31,864,941
28,084,580
1123.
Central
RR.—Earnings—
End. Aug. 31—
<
1956—Month—1955
$
Railway
opdr.
Railway
purchase
of
the
—
v.
from
railway
ibi,
p.
s
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$
expenses
oper;
6.823,558
6 907,720
48,319.559
inc.—
2,484,242
2,916,501
17,981,859
ry.
oper.
1123.
s
25,414,436 194,807,579 191,527,053
18.506,716 146,438,010 139,502,336
25,433,208
18.604.659
revenue
oper.
Net rev.
Net
S
31.810.763 273,875,071 247,793,858
21,127,152 178,307,913 163,921,189
3,709,500
32,622,009
28,607,590
2.946,380
27,498.274
23.727,365
4,058,667
income
Illinois
Period
4,125,000
taxes
195«—8 Mos—1955
$
$
S
Oper.
b°iore
Co.
the
were
highest quarterly sales and earnings in the history of the company*
The present
demand for our products continues at a high level."—
V. 183, p. 2075.
provides that the closing
earlier or later date as
with
1956
$9,605,899, compared with
$8,645,010 in 1955, an increase of 11%.
Nine months' sales were $24,625,214, compared with $24,103,505, a gain of 2%.
Pipe
Houston
oaym°nt
&
Sept. 30,
1953,
Sales
Net
of
per
outstanding on Sept. 30, 1956,
directors recently declared a
10,
stock
Equivalent
$2,131,888.
vs.
above
shares,
has
of $26,090,009 will
be made unon delivery of the capital stock of Pipe Line. The adjust¬
ment
in
the
price attributable to the change in nH worth will be
determined
within
30
days after closing on
the basis of financial
nay
The
Houston
and
subsidiary its rights under the purchase agree¬
1956. thie acquisition of the capital stock of Pipe
by
Co.—Earnings Maintained—
the quarter ended
Co.
subsidiary,
1953
4,
FINANC¬
whereby
wholly-owned
Oct.
OF
and The Atlantic
The Atlantic
Corp.
Houston
of
PLAN
AND
Co.
the
stock
would
agreenient
new
incorporated
made
be
Houston Pipe Line Co.,
have
amounted
to
for
$3.41.
vs.
The
new
10,
Aug.
stock
created
$3.40
will
and
earnings
or
$2,123,182
Oct.
$16,773,418
net
equivalent,
after deduction
of
preferred
dividends,
to
share of common stock then outstanding. The third quarter,
earnings of 1955 were $791,355, or $1.27 per share of common stock.
Consolidated earnings for the nine months ended Sept. 30,
1956 were
$913,587,
$1.48 per
$2,756,647.
to
Houston Natural
capital
has
Corp.,
to
and
Corp.
Hussmann Refrigerator
~
f
shown
named
company
20,000
Beane
Consolidated
total operating
1956,
amounted
Corp.
transactions,
income
HOUSTON
10,
company
the
1729.
stock
common
underwriters
from
Union
Garrett
H.
Russ
Corp.
T!>a purchase price which will be paid for all of the canita.l stock
of Pipe
Line is 525,090,000,
subject to adjustment for the increase
or
decrease in the net worth of Pine Line during
the period from
Iron
Consolidation—
the
Co
Merrill Lynch,
share
per
and
1966,
1,
case,
funds
the
through
inter-company'
subsidiary
income,
completion
main
Houston
ana
Line
Line
well-estab¬
the
over-all
program
Holly v ill have
total
assets
of
app-oximately
$22,456,000, net worth of $11,548,000 and
working capital of $5,929,000.
A
special meeting of Holly Minerals stockholder5 will be held on
Nov.
redeemable at $105.25
eacn
plans to
effect the liauiaation and dissolution of Pme Line immediately after
the
assignment
of its capital stock
to the
new
subsidiary.
Upon
completion
of
the dissolution of Pipe Line,
the charter of the new
diver ification,
President.
All
procured
fully
Aug.
Line
Co.
As
in
Refining ..Co. executed a nurchase
Refining Co. agreed to sell to the
Gmidv;
affiliate,
its
of
ING—On
to
Affiliate—
program
be
more
PURCHASE
(estimated
Friedricbs
used
a
eliminating
$30,711",598
Unsub¬
a
will
presently
assigned
plans
as
announced
ago,
is
before
ov
income to $1,405,905, compared with total operating revenues of
$15,149,916 and net income of $1,151,436 for the year ended July 31,
1955. For the 12 months ended June 30, 1956 pro-forma total operating
2693.
Corp.—Plans to Acquire
corporation
Minerals
stock
on
net
th# 3EC
1956.
5,
of
convertible
Boston
curities
long-
debt
ment
Holly
is
but
provisions
/.
Non-oper.
purchase of the capital of Pipe Line and the refunding of its
revenues" of
184
Files
:—
$25,000 000.
other
with
revenues
Co., Ltd., New Orleans, La.
The company on Oct. 12 filed a letter
covering
7,692 shares of common stock
stockholders at $35 per share; rights to
$39
preference
EARNINGS—For the
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
Scharff
1, 1956.
is' convertible at the option of the holder into 2.9 shares
stock at any time, unless previously redeemed.
date
test: and
24 73.
p.
all
become
323.
(D.
earnings
shares
to
of
claims.
a
population of approximately 1,750,000. and comprising some
cities, towns and communities. It presently serves the requirements
tr.e distribution system of the City of Corpus Christi, as a citygate customer. Upon the acquisition of Houston Pipe Line Co., which
of this year, Mr. Robie sold ins
U-Dryvlt Auto Rental prop¬
The Hertz Corp.
Hertz acquired approximately 2,500 cars and
1,380 trucks in the transaction,
as
well as six truck garages in the
Boston metropolitan area and a.) number of car
rental operations
in
506,853 shs.
authorization
to
as
rate.
shares
of
inter¬
s
registration of such stock and
making
false
or ' misleading
there
unlimited
are
"
of
to
100,000 shs.
or
mortgage.
the
Eastman
William
'£5
June
In
erties
nominal
Kidder, Peabody & Co.__
l aving
saTs
Hertz
world-wide
t-uck
300,000 shs.
S*ia,F8s
.
BUSINESS—Corporation is engaged primarily in the business of
purchasing and distributing natural gas at Wholesale and retail in
Texas and serves an area extending through 20 counties along and
in
the
vicinity of the Gulf Coast from Texas City to Flour Bluff,
board of directors.
research,
5l/i%
bonds
purchase
stock.
common
connection
term
member
a
series)
Registers
—
an
dividends from Nov.
estimated
120,000 shs.
value
in
UNDERWRITERS—The
from the sale of the new stock will be
the company toward t7.e purcnase from The Atlantic Refining
of
the
capital stock' of Houston
Pipe Line Co.
for an
by
Co.
:
,40,000 shs.
120,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
appurtenant
tion
The
The
share thereafter,
together,
the redemption date.
used
7
40,000 shs.
(par
PROCEEDS—Net-proceeds
were
corresponding
the
°
'
'■
were
reserved, as of July 31,
1956,
12,904
shares
under
tho
company's Stock Option Incentive Plan, and 110,243 shares for thj
subscription rights represented by the common stock purchase war¬
meeting
statement will
share
convertible
500,090
there
Oldbufy
special
a
proxy
184,
Vegas,
Horton
injunction
181,
Hie-• redemption
.per
8,090,000
I
stock
(without
mortgage
limited
ance
Net
compared
stock
rev.
The
payment
stock.
common
8,000,000
2,000,000 shs.
stock
&
common
Outstanding
$41,500,000
value)
oper.
of
Authorized
1S76
.■
(issuable
preference
exps.
accrued
a
redemption,
of
FINANCING
cumulative—
pre;erence
per
Gross
.
equal after
of
$1.73
'
was
share
a
was
7
-
„
income
cents
in
-
1955
payment
3,000,000
share_
Oper.
r
184,
v.
dividends to $1.66
of
of
amount
due
Dec.
1,
the new issue
of
PRESENT
TO
snare____7_
plant
Corporation and associates on Oct. 24
pubiicly 100,000 shares of 5V4"% cumulative con¬
vertible preference stock at par ($100 per share), plus
1956,■
shafe
without
.7
due
per
■}Common
Houston Natural Gas Corp.—Preference Stock Offered
Each
months
.
quarter
and
$177,544,4a4,
period.—
nine
stock.
net
s*->re.
a
Net
first
dividends
with
Compares
30,
debentures
$41,500,000
per
offered
Sept.
the
In
debentures,
fund
the
cumulative
successful
consolidated
detailed
a
30.—V.
'
the
common
For the
.
"
stock.
common
'Net
ended
for
1981
$25
chloride
agent's selling cost of $2.50 per share.
the
Horton
Aircraft
Corp.
and
William
E.
injunction brought by the SEC.
The injunc¬
„
the
William
line.—V.
an
outstanding
EFFECT
Hudson & Manhattan
-
months
GIVING
$50
Convertible
operation,
in
completion
stockholders
registration
the
an
the
in
being sold to institutional in¬
portion of the 3V2%
sinking
a
sinking
value
"7
.
Division
now
■
defendants
of
part
for
1970,
value
company's
Falls
100,000
there
as
in
1,
Par
•
with
Las
defendant
for
time
the
against
$i,UU0
im¬
Hercules Powder Co., Inc.—Earnings Lower—
net
is
Dec.
Par
•
the
success¬
.
with
proposal
a
Hooker
a
shall
the
equivalent pria-
an
investors.
of
5%
sinking fund
aggregate principal
issue
new
authorized
principal amount
due
The First Boston
.
and
the
stock, 5%
Cumulative
put
was
Durez
'
meeting and
Corp.,
1954,
consented
ior
exenanged
institutional
to
been
being either exchanged
Preferred
wholly-
since
offering price per unit is $25.
>
shares being offered are the personal stock
restrained
be
exenanged
due
of
cash
fund debentures,
payable—bank
loan__^
Central
tion
will
sinking
Hote
Lovett
.
184,
shares
not
Horton
principal amount and the tnen holder
equivalent principal amount of the
bonds, and $18,500,000 principal
Debentures—A
part
series
contemplated that any underwriting shall be used.-It is
•the
plan of the registrant to distribute the shares by means of a
personal selling campaign,, either by Williim E. Horton, or
by friends
under¬
not
Niagara
to
of
filed
There
long-term
The
mortgage bonds—
4Vs%
Rotan,
agents.
1955.
an
7
"First
»
Robert
share
new
additions
of
Co.
vvinglesls airplane.
Horton
filed
is
of
that
covering
100,000
15,
mortgage
has
CAPITALIZATION
used
written.
;
received
maximum
Growing out
one
-•
notice
1956,
at
of
in
of
such
basis
the
soda-chlorine
stated
corporation
It-is
.
for
1976
$8,000,000
redeemed
and
V. •'
bonds
due
of
are_
for
the
further
experimentation
of
the
Horton
Wingless
HW-X-26-52 experimental model and to manufatcure two all metal
production proto-types.
French.
■
new
such
$2,550,000.
Hooker-
primarily
number
the
first
>
commerce
the
to
schedule
/
on
''
Horton,, President, of
the
at
purchase
4'/2%
Nov.
acquisition by the new sub¬
installment notes payable. These
of
of the companyls outstanding first mortgage bonds.
The
$11,316,000 principal amount of tne new lirst mortgage
and
par
completed
caustic
Aircraft
until
on
to
triehlorethylene
plant
security
-
Hooker
Detrex
whicn
Co.
will
debentures,
.1970
days.
to, stockholders about Oct.
state
share)
the
submitted
The
holders of record Oct. 1 the right to subscribe on or be¬
fore Nov. 5 for 77,000 additional shares of common stock
per
few
been
7
proposed
The
E.
-
($20
-
,
Offering With SEC—
18,
Ihe
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd., Honolulu, Hawaii—Stock
Offered—The company is offering to its common stock¬
par
with
manufacture
adjacent
has
also
be
29.
This
Oct.
com¬
Soa
live
a
to
part
11,585
of
Hooker-Detrex
issuance
•
plant
of
officers
Stock
Wally Gould, Director of Guild Films Commercial Division, left for
,the West Coast about a week ago, to produce a series of commercials
Success
and
the
mortgage
premium.
exchange
value
par
first
and will oe pledged by tne company
for all
of
tne
bonds
outstanding
company
$11,684,000
being sold
Sinking Fund
vestors
or
as
of
agreed to
f
for
In
*
convertible
,
authorized
been
mortgage dated
of the date of
redeemed
nev;
of
of
are
fund
liquida¬
be
debentures
sale
Niagara
debt
long-term
the
amount
amount
from
of
in
the
to
collateral
notes
(b)
of-
■>
.
transferring
tne DuPonc
DuPcnt's neoprene
next
summer.
The
"
Sorth
sale
stock.
Hooker-Detrex
$100
will
remaining
$1.27
from
has
4'/2%
of
series
its
-
subsidiary, will issue its first mortgage bonds
tne principal amount of
$23,000,000, which
new
1981
sold
Pipe Line
will consist
the
cipal
Detroit,
expected
the
In
by
Corp.
supply
approximately
be
reenacting the salty action of Jack
authentically
reproducing the picturesque
.;■■•
V • ''
./
*
-■
location
on
is
I-Iooker
faithfully
and
tales
'-
/
-
■
is
program
Inc.
.
Morton
7.
"Captain David
color,
resulting
of
sale
refunding
company.
Bonds—There
new
indenture
company's
or. ; •'
^
.
Serous
for
to
the
Electro-C^ emical
39
consummated
was
in
Eastman
$1.41
$780,400
.
Detrex
continue
when
within
woodilour
C •»
r.ext
west
negotiations are under way with1 several
to complete the showing of tne program
January 1957.
program is being produced
The
52
to
stock
will
Kenton,' Ohio,
'.'h
revealed
top regional sponsors
throughout the country.
•
in
of
the
on
.7"
,
plant of
ready
Construction
David
Jack London's
on
markets
California
CalL.,
i^iancisco.,
other
mence
major
completed through Zimmer, Keller & Calvert
Films
$0.43
of
income of $215,500 resulting from
a
majority-owned subsidiary
of
Hooker-Detrex
Wasiv,
is
Oh
of
Oil
'■Michigan.
•
33
m
balance
Hooker
at
re-runs.
contract
through
cover
of
the
operation.
12
-
two
of
7,996,200
bonds
lacoma -plant.
petrocnemical plant at Montague, Mich.,
preliminary operation during the quarter.
at
Strohs
7.,./
of
amount
^
Co.,
.preferred
scheduled
purchased regional sponsorships of
Grief," Guild Films $2,000,000 television series, based
epic stories of the South Sea Isles.
The
159,400
T-,e
gas
-
announced
' $7,762,900
159,400
Industries, Inc.
subsidiaryof Detrex
Corp.
Hooker
Co., Inc.—Sale of Series—
Oil
debt
notes
' $8,638,400
60.47 7
Chemical
The
Guild Films
;T ■'
income
the
a
due
be
additional
sidiary
,
53,100
■*.'•
;
.
Lime
.
Tacoma,
ful
service
COD
>•
acquired
upon
the
J
of
The
series
will
as
$69,220,100
'
•
$2,641,500
7.
presently outstanding common
stock
merged.
thp busy Christmas snipping season.—V. 184, p. 821.
•
Inc.
,
on
and
owned ;
-de.ivery;
transportation
cnurges
both
pays
amended.
-v
non-recurring
cumulative
be
possible to sh.p merchandise meeting certain
anywhere
within
the
cjun.ry,
either
c.llec*—in
requirements
or
t.ie
Detrex
efiect,
means
as
under
1956—9 Mos.—1955
$73,845,700
and Jthe
the
bonds of the
company, under the indenture of morigage, dated Nov. 15,
1955, from
the company to Maryland Trust Co. and Robert S. Middleton. Trustees,
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
non-recurring income of $1,126,600 resulting
Inc., and sale of marketable securities.
Co..-
Detrex
1955 amounted to
year
facilities
Mortgage
$41,500,000
Lindiey Murray, Eoard Chairman, and Bjarne Klaussen, Presi¬
rje^oried that l.i* June Hooker disposed of its entire j.aif-interest
dent,
$9,459,120,
»
of
stock-.;—:
Pacific
tEased
R.
15.3% over the similar period ox 1.53',
that package express revenues over
of
of
Aikali
19.
Ocy.
on
a:ded
and
out
years
Revenues
announced
segment of Greyhound's
express
showed
Mr.
President,
Genet,
plant
tbrougn
financing, in addition to the
stock above offered,
comprises:
First
(a)
Line
Pipe
of
of
§15,759,100
53,100
_
share-
per
SIncludes
tion
is expanding its flourishing p_ck.ige express opera¬
inaugurating coast-to-coast collect and COD service beglnn.ng
1,
for
Hooker-Detrex
COD
corporation
by
additional
for
.
Expand Its Collect and
Package Express bervice From Coast to Coast—
tion
preference
snare
§5,138,500 $17,168,600
2,497,000
8,530,200
'
.$2,895,000
dividends
* ilncludes
of
Nov.
share
of
procured
plan
4'/a %
2,617,700
"includes,non-recuring
.
Greyhounds Corp.—To
%
SEC
per
-
income—-
Hooker-Detrex
1018.
p.
used
1956—3 Mos.—1955
income.
common
.
*
'Deficit.—V.
be
Federal
on
1,046,026
153,836
income
oper.
2,9^5,476
2,°87,288
the
$40
one
of
8o4.
income—i__-> *5,512,700
on
taxes
tEarned
railway——
railway—
with
at
rate
024,3 87,500 $22,630,000
——:
before
Preferred
fro.n
Gross
offered
the
138,953
*423 4*
Prom Jan. 1—
;
sales
taxes
r53
1954
$396,696 •:
to
p.
Hooker Electrochemical Co. (&
Income
1955
•
$389,401
be
at
be
The
bonds
Bay & Western RR.—Earnings—
August—
Gross
notification
of
to
1956
to employees at a rate not to exceed 10%
expire Nov. 17, 1956. There will be no under¬
are
improvements.—V. 176,
Net
Net
s-ock
24,
also
proceeds
Period End. Aug. 31—
Green
will
;3;ms
Co.
&
Oct.
letter
a
common
warrants
pay;
Tne
filed
8
of
record
eight shares held;
annual
ana
Corp.;
Oct.
on
of
stock
capital
Greeley, Colo.—Files With
Commission—
Exchange
.
shares
o,o9b
writing.
Van
J.
company
stockholders
each
J
;
-
the
in
associated
Ingen & Co.,
&
$7,850,000 4.6% first mort¬
and due serially Jan. 1,
through 1991.
Others
_
issue of
an
bonds" dated July 1, 1956,
gage
& Power Co.,
and
•
The
7
(1795)
52.024,717
20,372,058
„•
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1796)
Canada—Registers
Toronto,
Ltd.,
Oil
Imperial
Stock
This
Oct.
holders
tional
bearer
of
shares
each
is
The
held
the
in
the offering will be added to the general funds of
offering price is to be supplied by price amend¬
of
proceeds
The
company.
179,
204.
p.
,
Cincinnati, O.—Acquisit'n
Institutional Industries, Inc.,
The
tional
Oct.
Chair
Wheel
American
Industries,
Co.,
became
1956,
23,
»
& Co. at $47.50 per
Inc.
Ladoga,
Indiana,
of
of
Inc.
8,856,000
Net
$8,944,000
$8,930,000
14,695,027
•Earnings
share—$0.56
$0.61
outstanding————
common
per
Of
the
285,000 shares recently offered for subscription
stockholders at $10 per share, 279,557 shares
5,443 shares to be taken up
and sold bv the underwriters headed by Courts & Co.
by
common
at
Net
ry.
$12
share
per
Gross
International
Minerals
512,606
income
1123.
financed
laboratories,
to
will
project
The
$4,500,000.
.
sale and. leaseback arrangement.
;
headquarters were moved from New York to the
present location, 20 North Wacker Drive, Chicago, in 1941,
The com¬
by
International's
diversification launched at that time, with t ie ac¬
properties across the country and expansion into new
products, made, a geographically central location de¬
pany's program
quisition
Ui
of
new
apd
operations
a
Net
income
Number
—
shares—
of
Net
599,225
0.99
"Since
1941,"
from
estimated
for
Louis
The
further
to
more
Skokie
new
and
needed."
1965,
through
growth
President, explained: "our sales have in¬
than $96,600,000 for the fiscal year
facilities will provide space
for our
Ware,
$13,600,000
ended.
Just
expansion
as
sufficient
have
we
ground
—V.
v.'-'":'
plans call for the construction
work-flow design on a
21-acre
company's
Central Research Laboratory.
".y.ly'
all of the various
Total
floor
located
functions
will
now
Nine Months Ended
A
further
called
Bell
to
vote
the
taken
to
ruling
31,
from
counsel
A
has
of
5.
that
In
tificates
opinion of their
Long-Bell companies
the
to
Long-Bell
that
will
in
merger
be
into
of
letters
have
with
50,000
suggested
their
to
counsel
contingent
ment reaffirms
the
sales
their
interest will
In
livestock
tion
of
Net
value
be
of
opinion
tax
free
Inter¬
1956,
to
Knox
Placed
Privately—The
&
Co.,
assets
5V2%
178,. p.
1, 1966,
Lake
Net
from
and
Oil
and
sales
gas
from
ry.
Lease
rentals
Stock
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
ry.
Gross
Net
RR.—Earnings—
1954
1953
$457,388
$764,836
237,899
500,282
resources.
230,932
land,
295,467
166,637
3,577,995
2,289,583
3,379,924
if
1,092,074
1,783,085
631,801
1,562,384
716,470
993,309
410,033
821,779
income
Net
ry.
Hudson
"The
largest
Rowlett
&
interests
tional
Co.
Net
1954
interests
"The
in
in
producing
income
Other
$261,186
$297,989
Total
3,806
45,099
84,337
119,400
11,275
6,509
29,904
45,289
2,194,837
2,114,437
2,155,217
754
3,280
113
687,337
687,979
843,682
under
properties
already
totaled
acreage
far
this
producing
114,224
217,537
225,324
Fink
Products Corp.
(&
Cash
owned
219.3
was
by
of
approximately $200 per month, beginning
non-producing acreage amounted to 3.373 mineral
lease
to
"In addition to the
all
the
royalty
ments,
man
Inc.,
of
various
Rowlett
interests
of
and'"one-half
Philadelphia,
oil
John
were
Investors
mineral
acres
from
these
1,
May
acres
and
1956.
and
a
the
in
mineral
holdings of E, Fried¬
183,
p.
Less:
sales
184,
p.
1956—4 Wks.—1955
$225,792,274
i
/
Johns-Manville
Leslie
M.
Corp.^-^1- Offering 99% Subscribed—
Cassidy, Chairman of the Board, on Oct. 19
announced
that
shares
out
of
which
were
subscriptions
the
were
received
648,696 shares of
offered
to
stockholders
new
in
for
642,075
common
the
ratio
stock
of
359,965
Developments, Inc., Cleveland, O.—Stock Of¬
principal
organized
was
of
purpose
Delaware
in
24,
Jan.
on
exploring and developing natural
located at 9700 Euclid Ave., Cleve¬
acquiring,
office
interest
the
is
of
the
is
company
exploration for,
lithium-bearing
the
development and mining of
the company has acquired
situated
the
in
thereon. The
investigation.
addition,
Lake
Cat
of
area
the
du
Lac
and
ores.
of
aggregate
an
30
Bonnet
immediate
planned
work
is
thorough
a
net
GIVING
EFFECT
(par 10 cents)
the company
at
the
current
Oct.
cents
to
rate
23,
two
of
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
such
one
In
of common
for every
share
exercisable
the
for
six
stock
has
thereafter.—V.
184,
per
sold
under
four
of
years
ah
granted
vhares of common stocic
six months from Oct.
5,090
$1
at
shares
period
a
company
*1,325,000 shs.
the under¬
to
at
option
price
a
23,
exercisable
share,
years
shares
addition,
purchase
Outstanding
2,000,000 shs.
granted an option
has
100,000
offering,
1956.
to
per
to
up
public
finder
a
of
and
1956
1730.
p.
$2 47
AT
JUNE
liabilities
current
assets
to
liabilities
current
3.6 to 1
3.9 to 1
12,104,307
11,324,827
3,286,181
—
equity
(net
S
worth)
3,080,973
income
The
1-
intended
Stockholders'
equity
—V.
the
p.
share
per
$22.63
$21.15
American
Stock
&
Co.,
stock
and
Libbey-Owens-Ford
new
Oct.
Net
construction,
1957
of
automobile
glass
16
sales
by John
'Continuing
models
that
are
marked
Co.—Quarterly Report—
at
a
now
the
of
1956
costs
investment
and
of
labor,
safety
capital,
decline
a
raw
glass
have
in
plants
were
after
$26,984,159,
fiscal
year
almost
of
earnings for
earnings of
10%
in
the
sales
1,046,834
of
Transformer
Triad
transformers,
of
Exchange
and
the
Los
Corp.,
and
been
now
the common
25.
Corp.
stock of Litton on both
Angeles Stock Exchange
advised
New
of
York,
the
appointment
California
and
of
Bank,
J.
National
Bank
of
Los
Angeles
P.
Los
agents and Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,
Security-First
nationally
Utrad
consummated.
|
also
were
transfer
has
Morgan
Angeles,
New
York
as
registrars
the
company
for
company.
the
nine
at
operates
ployees
Triad
and
Utrad
plant
acquisitions
locations
across
the company rolls.-—V. 184, p.
on
completed,
the country,
1353.
with
2.000
now
em¬
reported
been
equal
in
now
to
taxes
$5.19
a
the
ihe
third
quarter
transporla:ion,
he
and
Gross
a
involving large
substantial increase
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1QS4
1956
August—
said.
operation,
responsible for
in
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
share, for the first nine
in
and
,
Federal
a
sales
materials
depreciation charges.
Earnings
was
the
of $1,000,000.
afcer-tax earnings
D.
reflected
cf
it
quarter,
snare
thex company
Trading
Incorporated,
With
high level, and introduction
sharply reversing tne slowing
third
Biggers, Chairman.
earnings of $19,710,506, equal to $3.78
months
in
the
Glass
Sept.
on
Stockholders
as
•___
for
excess
with
1956
electronic
of
by
added.
6,243,854
1229.
184,
purchase
announced
Thornton
began
2.000,000
6,818,126
business
Per
31,
July
manufacturer
Mr.
$8,243,854
2,000^000
in
at
outstanding
known
^
retained
increase
year—an
earnings.
ip
the
$8,818,126
in
amounted to 97c as compared
with last year's
44c.
Based on the average number of shares out¬
standing during the year, per share earnings for 1956 amount to SI.01
compared to 58c last year.
Backlog at year-end totaled $35 million.
$6,463,756
liabilit.es
previous
the
130%
over
that
$14,920,050,
totaled
income
earnings
shows
company
which compares with sales of $8,898,797 and
for
of
shaves
2,215,973
$6,874,162
assets!
other
$1,019,703.
and
the
announced
President,
Thornton,
31
and
$436,413
2,641,181
(net
of
$0 51
$8,679,729
B.
July
Sales
30
$9,515,343
assets
Total
AS
Hills, Calif.—Profits Rise—
Litton Industries, Beverly
Charles
ended
389;54o
;
POSITION
—
increasing
New plate
1353
-
share
per
assets
Current
Net
trend
$251,465,332
in
up
$200,102
389,700
by:
Capital stock
1956—40 Wks.—1955
$23,443,426
401,233
purchase
37,000
$963,972
•Stockholders'
on
$26,487,677
41,240
inc.
to
22,967,401
dividends
Building
Period L'nd. Oct. 6—
49,428
stock
recently
of
—V.
1,223,899
$23,204,503
575,000
2538.
Jewel Tea Co.,—Current Sales Increased—
Retail
193,888
24,308,664
deductions—,
•Represented
Pa.
States."—V.
various
118,498
income
income
Total
large
companies.
the
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$2,571,959
52.305,241
$1,081,342
found
25
The
purchase, Investors company has acquired
& Riding, Consolidated Invest¬
in
Ry.—Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
$289,997
1,279,783
purpose,
to
$23,010,615
taxes
Ratioj of current
Reynolds
interest
plant.
$1,292,176
claims
be
the
1955
$25,729,138
$25,847,636
other
and
Working capital
"During fhe first seven months of this year, 384.74 acres of pro¬
ducing royalty and 6,916.46 acres of non-producing royalty have been
adaed
"
Subs.)—Highlights—
1
1
income
T.
addi¬
company.
interest
F-5D
Link
$138,268
primary
from
FINANCIAL
non-producing royalty
Many
the
Authorized
305:521
1956
_____!
_
income
Current
year
and
at
aircraft.
supersonio
ana
$158,534
CAPITALIZATION
income
&
cos.s
Net
Less:
Oklahoma.
is
the
ry. oper.
Its
that
Common
1019.
p.
$324,317
Sept. 28, said:
so
for
the
F-8U
F-11F,
development
of
from
supersonic
a
simulators
Navy's
2,297,096
627,371
railway
railway—
3,461
of
for
received
-Ti0U
Federal
made
has
proceeds are to be used to pay for diamond
chilling program on various company properties, If justified, and for
general corporate purposes, including working capital.
1955
Total
State
Link
151,729
PROCEEDS—The
**
income
17,638
is
part is
the
in
also
1019.
geophysical
1953
$225,171
71,265
1—
sales
30,855
purchase
In
per¬
148,394
share,
$271,496
consisting of both
located
the
Madison
&
writer
72,912
on
Link
which
lor
to
simi'ar
expenses
warranted,
may
1955
$274,710
income-—
oper.
28,096
President,
planes
as
aircraft
Ohio.
mineral
River Ry. —Earnings—
railway
184,
$304,570
___.
Clyde P. Graeber,
fastest
classified
Mining
Division
of southeast
Manitoba, Canada, which encompass
approximately 1,200 acres, and which the company intends to explore
for spodumene.
a
iithium-bearing mineral, or for any other ore that
1956
Jan.
from
Net
Total
model,
schedule
a
$306,928
the
for
For
*$0.50
>,
on
revenue—
BUSINESS—Corporation
1955,
The
from
'
income
which
stages
various
oper.
p.
579,538
<'$180,121
-
new
A. Searight, member of the New York
Dealers Association, of 115 Broadway, New
City, is offering a new issue of 600,000 shares of
common stock
(par 10 cents) at $1 per share.
288,065
railway
oper.
Lchn
_________
S.
U.
the
Security
1018.
p.
from
leases__-.__^___________
______
Miscellaneous
184,
1955
income—
oper.
from
transfers
and
heavily
interceptor
several
In
Lithium
2,063,606
railway
railway
184,
From
1372.
_____
latest
is
simulators
lor
delivered
for
from
rev.
375,475
railway
from
Net
royalties.—______
Department
oper.
$871,068
oper.~income
$413,166
from
the
for
prototype
or
delivered
delta-winged
a
contract
End. Aug. 31—
$646,910
railway
from
502
gas sales
bonuses
Precision
from
fered—George
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
1956
General
simulators
first,
be
to
the
is
F-102A
fifth
has
oper.
1956
from
18o|ooo
July 31—•-
SEC
1614.
p.
railway
—'V.
Superior & Ishpeming
August—
Gross
423,467
Co., Inc.—Earnings Increased—•
the
York
$2,372,261
423,588
of
contract
flight
the
of
are
of
It
simulators
are
183,
Net
public offering of 150,000 shares of
class A common stock
(par $1), which was made on
Oct. 17 by Ira Haupt & Co. and associates, was com¬
pleted. See details in V. 184, p. 1729.
199,000
548,509
with
Sold—The
Years Ended June 30—
Seven Months Ended
Defense
Railway
Net
bonds due Oct.
Stock
Gross
and
the
Litchfield
corpora¬
for
arsenal-—still
Convair's
already
and
currently
to place privately, through Ira Haupt
issue of $700,000 first mortgage sinking fund
an
809,073
current
notification
tion has arranged
$2,863,184
__________
of
$3,000,000
units
F-106A—one
to
marks
S.
—V.
company
Corp.—Bonds
Louis, Mo.—Files
St.
subsidiary
a
a
delivery
armament.
F-102A,
2764.
p.
Lehigh &
1955
§0.17
Investors Royalty
Oil
U.
1729.
p.
$61,564
Lease
427.
filed an amendment on Oct. 18,
its registration
statement covering an additional
1,500,000
Custodian
Fund
Certificates
of
Participation
Series
K-l.
183,
and
acres
simulators.
Railway
Improve—
share
loss.—V.
This
Link
—V.
per
building
Funds, Inc.—Registers With SEC
August—
taxes-
net
to
manage¬
1956
taxes-(foreign)
of
the
plan.—V. 184,
income
*Net
that
and
the merger
in Paraguay resulting from devalua¬
Paraguayan currency
Earnings
of
Long-Bell companies
that the receipt of cer¬
___________
Reduction
shares
the
______
income
of
adjournments
Products Corp.—Earnings
Operating income before
for
them
for
$1.59
investment
45
covers
1950.
$1.25
•Earnings per common share-—_______—____—
•Based on 723,940 common shares outstanding.- -V. 184,
their stockholders,
further
Six Months Ended June 30—
Provision
by
late
Convair
appearance
Boston
letter
a
is
Additional
into
$1,238,637
shares
850,000
receipt
additional
stockholders,
reaffirm
its recommendation
International
Net
The
calls
1958.
$988,399
Net
in
contract
in
and
This
filed
Command
supersonic air
Custodian
Missouri,
received
formance
Keystone
of
which
has
Materiel
America's
p.
Y.,
interceptor.
The
early
the
merger
stock.
common
the
regards
as
the
of
converted
connection
interest
companies
their
Air
1955
236,214
taxes—
N.
Aviation, Inc.—Receives Large Contract—
Corp.,
$9,743,142
income—
on
more
name
Exchange Commission—
12
1,310,026
income
new
number of shares of capital stock (par $5),
through A. G. Edwards & Sons, St. Louis, Mo.,
Charlotte, N. C. The proceeds are to go to selling
2,548,663
stock. However, the Internal Revenue
stockholders may realize taxable gain
common
Long-Bell
the
opinion
consummation
on
stock
this
confirming
ample time for this information to reach
Long-Bell
Nov.
which
contingent
Paper
To allov,
state
a
confirming
tax free
be
received
in
Paper's
of
certificates of
the
been
now
held
result
national
Service
Revenue
would
merger
transaction
classes
the
as
by
25
Oct.
on
corporation,
Period
meetings for Nov, 5.
When
called for Oct. 16 and 17 were adjourned to
explained that the adjournments were being
Long-Bell companies further time to receive a
Internal
the
International
Service
Oct.
on
Co.
$9,979,356
taxes
Federal
the
publicly
Dickson,
Force's
was
the
the
has
basic
three
of
announced
was
I.,
1,070,766
Federal
for
Corporation,
Corp., it was an¬
Silberstein. Chairman of
an important supplier
airplanes, guided missiles,
of
2,059,165
income
before
Provision
Penn-Texas
Products
D.
manufacturers
$10,451,362
Profit
meetings
of The Long-
stockholder?.
ruling
the
it
S.
Link
stockholder
special
three
it
afford
that
their
and
three
originally
and
30
taken,
be
R.
F-106A
125,830
of
Aircralt
to Leopold
undetermined
an
offered
Air
1956
—_
—
subsidiary
a
Liberty
Farmingdale, L.
at
Insurance
extending
—V.
companies.
companies have now scheduled
meetings
Oct.
the
the
proposed merger into this company
will
Co.
for
three
All
the
on
Lumbar
spokesman
of
adjournment
and
0.48
$10,325,532
__
income
.
stockholders.
-Earnings Off—
Sept. 30—
sales
Net
Other
be
Paper Co.—Merger Further Delayed—
plant
company
be
$0.25
.
822.
p.
some
This
Keyes Fibre Co.—Sales Up-
Keystone
International
share-—,—
The
to
the site.
on
approximately 120,000 square feet.
Construction
will begin early in 1957, with completion scheduled
for mid-1958.—V. 484, p. 324.
area
Liberty
covering
727.
p.
184,
been
Equipment
Total
three
of
site
0.81
—$0.25
share
paid—per
184,
is
to
According
With Securities and
area
main buildings or
occupied by the
Largest
of
the buildings,
as
presently
contemplated, will be a live-story structure of con¬
temporary
design
housing
the corporate
administrative offices.
A
second, three-story building will house staff and operating divisions.
A
one-story, glass-walled electronic center will be so placed as to serve
Present
unique,
——_____
income—per
Dividends
sirable.
creased
share
Taxes—per
La.
2,000 skilled workers.
President is Erich SchaUki, who
product and development engineer of Republic Aviation Corp.,
as
well as technical advisor to Goodyear Aircraft and other leading
aircraft companies.—V. 184, p. 1353.
$3,990,464
240,901
288,896
599,400
0.40
income-
^
be
The
has
1955
$5,355,238
590,824
-i-_—484,137
other
and
Taxes
24.
leading
rockets and engines.
4,653,511
2,141,844
832,548
1956
v
which
name
nation's
Life
30—
its
Oct.
on
the
to
Earnings-
Increased
Inc.—Reports
Ended Sept.
Months
Three
Sales
presently contemplated, cost of the new facility will approximate
$3,500,600, bringing the company's total Investment in Skokie, along
research
p.
Kennametal
Oct. 17 that it will build new general
ill., to better accommodate its expanded
As
existing
oper.
184,
3,401,726
1,295,844T
489,680
on
activities.
with
railway-
from
ry.
Corp.—Expansion
Chemical
&
3,213,182
1,329,853
505,969
corporation,
changed
employs
railway—
from
Net
—V.
The corporation announced
headquarter offices in Skokie,
3,477,639
1,282,426
174,305
Stock Option Plan.—V.
the
Board and
President of Penn-Texas
Corp.,
accurately describes the corporation's position as
1953
$550,835
185,709
66,388
1—
Jan.
Net
Oct. 17.—V. 184, p. 1729.
on
82,149
income-
oper.
From
the Employee
nounced
1954
$410,186
147,671
51,565
1955
10,557
railway----—
from
Net
subscribed for, leaving
were
window
our
at Shreveport,
and one
Liberty Products Corp.—Changes Name—
Gulf Ry.—Earnings$395,361
railway----
from
to
Liberty Products Corp. below.
This
1956
$350,455
68,751
August—
Gross
offered
to
See
has
Kansas, Oklahoma &
Co.-—Stock Subscriptions—
three of
down
Va.,
Liberty Aircraft Products Corp.—New Name—
management.
Inter-Mountain Telephone
W.
a
registration statement with the SEC on Oct.
21,062 common shares
($10
par).
These shares
employees holding series L options granted pur¬
covering
be
suant
1582.
preferred dividends.—V. 184. p.
'After
shut
to
necessary
14,605 532
—
taxes
profit
shares
been
at Charleston,
filed
company
to
9,262,000
—
3.
and depletion
Federal income
for
Common
President American Wheel Chair
of the purchasing firm under his
According to A. E.
F. Johnson,
Co., will be operated as a division
52,847,000
1,519,000
1956,
are
60,638,000
1,646,000
4i364,®°®
and other expense
Interest on long-term debt——_
Provision
This
22,
administrative,
selling,
sold,
product
lias
Registers Employees' Stock Offering With SEC—
1956
1955
$84,448,000 $77,451,000
general
Ind.,
component of Institu¬
wholly-owned
a
Chemical Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns.
sales
Cost
It
glass furnaces—two
Quarters Ended Aug. 31—
Net
costs.
labor
share.—V.
Depreciation
effective
are
only one-tenth to one-third of those paid to our em¬
ployees," Mr. Biggers said.
"During the past 22 years tariff rates have been reduced'by suc¬
cessive steps until the Import duties now fall far short-of equalizing
and sold on Oct.
Kaiser Aluminum &
Monday, October 29, 1956
.
wages
The 6,621 unsubscribed shares
18 by the underwriting
share.
per
up
headed by Morgan Stanley
184, p. 1477. 1
group
additional share for
ratio of one
represented by bearer share
warrants.
The
It will involve 1,504,271 additional shares.
or
underwritten.
not
ment.—V,
stock
capital
shares
20
offer
the
its
$40
at
taken
proposes
company
of
a
covering
1956,
The
registration statement with
the SEC on
$32,754,905
(Canadian) no par value capital
to offer to its shareholders, and to
share warrants, the right to subscribe to addi¬
filed
company
18.
•'stock.
for 10
were
Offering With SEC—
.
.
railway
$5,297,506
$5,055,961
$4,848,640
928.913
860.717
906,481
930,494
railway
557,127
224,220
442,163
268,952
42,757,343
40,481,806
36,383,148
37,357,463
5.376.239
680,665
6,232.812
2,807,767
5.551,875
1,345,833
*2,215,324
273,840
income
oper.
1
$5,396,966
...
comparable
period
last
From Jan. 1—
year
Gross
share.
Net
months
,
from
Net
"Sales
of
domestic
glass have sufiered particularly during recent
by reason of heavy imports of window and plate glass from
European and Asiatic countries, goods
produced ty, .wori^rs, w.iose
from
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
income
'Deficit.—V.
184, p.
1124.
Number 5581
184
Volume
&
planning
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
hot
bars,
RR.—To Sell Certificates—
Nashville
is
Louisville
.
company
will
and
certificates
sale of
the
bids
receive
to
up
$7,695,000 of equipment trust
noon
(EST)
on Nov. 13.
The
by equipment costing $9,618,788 and consisting of
17
Diesel locomotive units, 150 pulpwood cars, 80 gondola cars and
500 box cars.—V. 184, p. 1019.
EARNINGS
AUGUST
FOR
FIRST
AND
EIGHT
Mexican
Net
Net
ry.
Jan.
directors
ry.
—V.
5,765,787
2,145,283
2,997,931
1,720,286
3,208,726
139,382,379
109,276,185
22,081,172
130,202,591
158,118,867
21,691,562
45.029,528
29,197,600
income___
oper.
1,
On
17,224,903
18,265,194
14,638,741
essential
(&
Subs.)—Reports Higher
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
sales
Net
Net
~.
-
operating
Net
per
assets
Dividends
paid
•These
include
not
Elvin
E.
*$157,659
and
$14.00
$13.98
$5,049,644
$4,962,738
—,—
Hollander,
proceeds
President,
$0.45
$0.45
and include Lynch
subsidiaries, but do
reported in 1955.
earnings from
operations
Lynch-Robo Corp., both
insurance
$0.35
$0.51
—:
share——.—
are
Ltd.
life
$230,676
_
per
figures
International
$3,736,730
—
.
share—
share
per
Value
current
1955
$4,774,539
-
earnings
earnings
Eook
Net
Earnings—
1956
—
received
and
Oct.
on
also
16
announced
as
follows:
"Order
have continued
to
improve
and
to be at a relatively high level.
backlogs
shipments promise
fourth
The
declared
preferred
later
the
stock
in Portland, Ore., were purchased to expand Lynch pack¬
aging
products
into
net
weighing
and
bagging
machinery
fields."
—V. 184, p. 1478.
of
50
Window
consideration
convertible
into
The redemption price is 105%
to 100%
after Nov. 1, 1965.
down
PROCEEDS—Net
used
primarily
proceeds
Operating
Operating expenses
1,762,919
1,631,059
243,127
259,064
2,031,334
1,769,341
Dr2,062
Cr830
Dr238,933
28,568
.
Taxes
31,445
275,167
Dr286,961
257,608
—
Equipment
Joint
rents
fac.
(net Dr)
rents
(net)
14,063,711
is
manufactures
12,846,230
Net
ry.
income
CAPITALIZATION
Preferred
stock
the
before Nov.
or
sale
which
sidered
121,701
$205,151
$1,900,480
$1,629,475
common
common
112,306
950,240
908,656
$950,240
$720,819
—V.
184,
certificate
Manufacturers Light &
taxes
in
gas
of
exchange for
in
similar
the
with
and
EFFECT
ended June
year
Gross
sold
Outstanding*88,950 shs.
since
to
30,
June
June
30,
1956
less
1956,
and
ry.
1,000
issued
were
and
being
were
shares.
from
Net
ry.
—V.
established
An
close
a
in
the
Upham
&
cities
35
the
on
latter
for
such
2,416
the
in
to
coast
the
by
seen
Inc.,
firm
factors
as
in
department
brokerage
of the
members
are
Calculators,
research
investment
and
Co.
field
a
Harris,
of
the
by
the
offices
with
in
New York Stock Exchange.
higher plateaus." Marchant
With "sales and earnings on substantially
has been doing significant research in digital computers and electronics,
the Harris, Upham & Co. study points out.
Recently Dr. Arnold Reekof
man
Beckman
Instruments.
Inc.
(Fullerton,, Richmond.
dena,
Calif.,
and
Mountainside,
N.
stockholder and director of Marchant.
The
study points out
in Oakland, Calif.
that
has
Jj,
become
South
a
Pasa¬
offered,
and
include
also
granted
shares
35,000
Sidney
to
building a new $5,500,000
plant
Completion is anticipated early in 1958. The
new plant will permit consolidation of
operations now in several smaller
plants."—V. 184, p. 428.
the
of
names
consolidated
The
constituent
$3,275,847
banks
net
operating earnings of this
affiliate
and
share
41c a
or
the
for
third
corporation
quarter
the 7,894,946 shares
on
184,
to
a
of
and
1956
its
were
&
Newman &
Hilsman
ry.
after current preferred dividends
30
033,
of
cents
35
or
$201,340 for
The
provision
$3,929,100
Sept.
534
for
cents
95
The
a
share on
a
dividends
ferred
quarter
share
consolidated
both
of
the
on
net
years
&
7,894,946
provision
of
of $603,202 compared with $7,371,the 7,763,696 shares outstanding after pre¬
$586,333
for
the
taxes in
the
for
same
period
of
Aug.
first nine months of both
$10,517,600 in 1956 and $8,662,035 in
1S55.—V.
184,
years
was
220.
p.
of
part
Securities and Exchange
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
at
Mohawk
Bond
shares
13,375
($20
par
Valley
Co.,
Oct.
on
from
ry.
—V.
per
of
notification
with
the
cumulative preferred stock to be
plus
accrued
dividends,
through
Investing
Ky.
Lexington,
equipment and
of 6'<
share),
letter
a
working
Co., Inc., Utica, N. Y., and Security and
The proceeds are to be used for expansion,
capital.—V. 179, p. 1267.
the
Southgate Shopping
Cleveland, Ohio.
Center,
10 of a three-story branch store
approximately 15 miles south of
downtown
The
new
William
The
40,000
store
will
be
operated
as
branch
a
the
of
company's
a shop¬
center, in the following nine metropolitan areas: Akron, Ohio;
Baltimore. Md.; Cleveland, Ohio;
Denver, Colo.; Los Angeles, Calif.;
Pittsburgh, Pa.; St. Louis, Mo.; Sioux City, Iowa; and Youngstowu,
ping
Ohio.—V.
184,
p.
1583.
Net
of
ry.
The
Net
with
134,
total
the
stock
and
for
expansion
BUSINESS—The
warehouse J in
purchases
such
strikes
in
9.2%
up
the
over
covering
corresponding
period
a
year
construction of a 230,000
Power & Light Co.'s Rex
Is expected to begin in 1957,
Construction
Jackson.
capital
owned
which
is
The new unit is expected to cost
than Mississippi Power & Light
Completion of the unit will
more
recently
as
1945.
as
capacity
generating
of
the Middle
South System
to
kilowatts.
Utilities,
South
Arkansas
of
of
Inc.
Power
Bank
Light
&
Co.,
the
of
outstanding
basic
net
proceeds
be
used
to
increase
inventories
program.
company,
Houston,
Dallas.—V.
of
The
and
has
its
Louisiana
Power
Light
&
principal
Minneapolis-Honeywell
three-acre
Regulator
for
cents
79
office
and
main
Philadelphia.
The
30,
parking
expansion
of
Currently
the
to
as
such
182,
with
be
the
SEC
offered
to
1912.
p.
first
2077.
183, p.
1956
Co.
—
To
ry.
$741,086
166,302
361,073
from
ry.
27,783
49,257
16,838
111,992
3,786,541
1,415,878
3,775,914
5,003,059
1,580,528
1,325,484
500,471
railway
income
309,256
179,210
1,537,102
112,405
1019.
p.
Corp.—Gross Higher—Net
Murphy
This
1953
4,189,790
railway-
oper.
184,
1954
1—
from
which
corporation,
Oct.
on
11
subsidiaries
for
Is
that
the
an
three
oil
and
income
gross
months
of
Off—
producing company,
and consoli¬
31, 1956, the first
gas
the
ended
company
Aug.
quarter of its 1957 fiscal year, was $3,423,000, compared with $2,974,000
for the first quarter of the previous fiscal year, an increase of 15%.
Consolidated
cents
10
In
income
net
the
1956
quarter
common
decrease
share
with
$232,000,
was
equal
to
or 14 cents per
resulting from the
much heavier exploration and development program being carried on
this year.
Total cost of doing business increased to $3,169,000 in the
first quarter of the current year, an increase of $773,000 over costs for
the like quarter a year ago.
Most of this increase, $600,000, consists
of greater exploratory costs, delay rentals, dry hole costs, and miscel¬
laneous exploratory expenses.
During the quarter ended Aug. 31, 1966,
26 net wells were completed
(15 as producers and 11 as dry holes),
compared to 11 during the first quarter of fiscal 1956.—V. 184, p. 1125.
per
the
compared
due largely
was
to
$334,000,
charges
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
ry.
668,951
1953
$3,376,364
1,019,849
354,629
336,104
371,458
534,790
railway
railway——
23,991,393
5,231,630
18,016,469
2,528,618
23,901,898
5,977,100
income—
2,273,252
1,249,219
3,004,382
26,946,106
7,791,705
3,947,505
income.—
oper.
1—
from
from
V.
1954
$2,837,007
667,970
1955
$2,965,032
761,086
From Jan.
ry.
for
$2,999,476
from
from
Increase
office
1956
railway..__
railway—.—
August—
Gross
Net
home
$507,515
165,432
income
oper.
From Jan.
Net
and
$450,140
167,244
railway
railway
this
plant
1955
$541,547
from
Net
oper.
184,
1020.
p.
be
erected
be
will
Division
Division
to
that will Include a
accommodate the eventual
employees, Mr. Taft said.
25-acre site
z
on
designed to
some
1,000
employs
300
people.
and
development
15,000
of
next
the
will
valves
new
primarily
be
for
plant, will
industrial
occupy
concerned
automation
some
with
and
the Ad¬
the
souare
feet
of
estimated
construction
summer:—V.
of
plan;
the
p.
plant.
take approximately eight months to
Period
End. Aug. 31—
Railway oper.
revenue—
1956—Month—1955
$401,503
$356,058
expenses
201,898
164,906
ry. oper.
$199,605
$191,152
66,342
.1956—8 Mos.—1955
$2,963,306
$2,826,697
1,531,488- 1,474,015
than
More
oper.
rev.
from
railway oper.
184,
inc.—
78,668
$1,431,818
abroad,
Election
Minneapolis &
Net
ry.
1955
1954
1953
$2,171,270
$2,008,783
594,743
$1,914,084
785,548
212,791
309,900
241,446
153,658
railway-.
railway
14,275,638
3,272,763
13,665,408
13,624,051
2,811,842
14,403,594
2,905,401
Income.
1,296,308
1,186,339
1,370,644
1,206,036
income.
Gross
from
ry.
oper.
184, p. 1019.
sent
to
customers this Fall
in 35
Cutler,
as
its
George Marks.
Samuel Cutler
years.
He
has
Hess
has
been
made
President,
associated
been Vice-President
its inception.—V.
since
vacant
with
by
was
the
announced by the
the
sudden
company
death
fop
of
many
and Fashion Director of National
p. 1354.
184,
Co.—Plans Sale of Debentures
shortly expects to file with the SEC a
covering a proposed offering of $28,285,600
convertible subordinated debentures, due 1981, ac¬
company
statement
514,156
oper.
Samuel
National Cash Register
St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
1956
railway..
railway
of
527,575
$1,840,049
from
from
were
A heavy volume of business has been received
installations personnel and armed service families
and such
oiders are averaging 1,000 a month.
on Oct. 23.
Cutler
fills the post
Mr.
—The
August—
in mail order volume from foreign customers
this year as result of greater circulation of
$1,352,682
573,285
i|s stepping up its
Marks, President,
corporation
920.
p.
George
New President Elected—
Bellas
Railway
field,
100,000 catalogs
the
stationed
organization
order
Marks said.
countries.
military
foreign
>
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Mr.
chain
mail
9.
been
catalogs,
1124.
&
Oct.
on
retail
foreign
the
in
steady
increase
evidenced
A
has
Production is scheduled to commence
and
order
mail
announced
from
area.
that it would
184,
Steps Up Foreign Mail Order Operations—
This
missile
Sales and administrative activities will occupy the remaining
Mr. Taft
finish
section
control
in
1956—2 Mos.—1955
$7,909,599
$7,384,965
1956—Month—1955
$4,321,468
$4,482,709
activity
95,000
square feet of space.
To equip the new plant, some $1,000,000 worth
of plant,
office and engineering laboratory equipment will be trans¬
ferred to the new site.
The 10,000 square feet comprising the research
facilities
Rational Bellas Hess Inc.—September Sales Up—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
.
area,
the
Manufacturing
—V.
to
common
1955.—V.
be constructed at Fort Washington,
Manager of the Division, revealed on
/
plant,
new
Net
the
per
from
The 120,000-square-foot building, representing an Investment of more
than. $1,500,000, will house the entire manufacturing, sales, research,
development and administrative facilities of the Division, now located
steel producers, in carload or bargeload lots,
products as hot rolled plates, hot and cold rolled
Dallas,
$100)
16.
from
in
notification
(par
$118,899
Gross
manufacturing
company's Valve Division
will
Pa., Marshall B. Taft, General
Net
plant
stock
Co.
Capacity of Valve Division—
Texas,
another
letter of
a
common
corporation and its subsidiaries report that the consolidated net
income
and 96% of the outstanding com¬
Service Inc.
These companies form
Public
Orleans
456,423
of
cording to
3,036,236
an
announcement on Oct. 25 by
Allyn, President.
Stanley C.
&
to offer the debentures to holders of com¬
at the rate of $100 principal amount of
of common stock held. Present plans
contemplate that the offering yrtll be made to common stockholders on
Dec.
4, 1906 and that subscription warrants will be mailed on that
The
From Jan. 1—
which
Texas,
Ifrom various
steel
will
filed
15
of
common
integrated electric utility system, which has been operated
common ownership for 30 years.—V. 184, p. 1230.
new
32,074,896
Mojud Co., Inc.—Reports Higher Earnings—
Light Co.,
&
Power
New
all
owns
under
The
17,042,767
Oct.
on
shares
250
share;
scheduled for 1959.
$25,000,000,
stock
14,210,069
1,606,599
Mitchell Co., Dallas, Tex.—Files With SEC
company
Net
for the 12-month period were $132,069.the previous 12*months. During the latter
Arkansas Power & Light Co. revenues were ad¬
reported,
Mississippi
mon
19,034,446
$19,082,936
2,838,421
stockholders at $200 per share, without underwriting. The proceeds are
to
be used
for the payment of
a
note due the Mercantile National
revenues
by
completion
Co.'s
140,367,339
27,755,535
160,945,342
33,293,324
26,211,666
3,949,547
2,334,889
1230.
p.
(John E.)
The
.
also announced planned
generating unit at the Mississippi
to
147,008,584
48,623,562
income—
oper.
dated
Station
Brown
1953
$17,920,015
202,750,444
railway
railway.
from
ry.
the 12 months
its subsidiaries for
corporation
close
1954
1955
$25,330,185 $19,987,755
5,820,233
4,867,999
3,402,411
2,833,315
income—.
oper.
Gross
*
1
Net
PROCEEDS—The
6,740,356
Pacific RR.—Earnings—
from
period,
were
Gross
Texas.
4,762,590
1956
announced
008,000
—V.
10,996,807
4,416,022
801,128
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
12,500
—,
12,500
earlier.
Net
McCormick Steel Co., Houston, Tex.—Stock Offered—
11,207,529
3,493,178
railway—_.
railway
from
Net
at aluminum plants in its service area
which have since been settled.
Natural gas revenues also showed sub¬
stantial increases.
For the 12 months ended Aug. 31 revenues of $17,-
Net
Rotan, Mosle & Co. and Magill, Wareing & Co., also of
Houston, on Sept. 28 offered 30,000 shares of common
stock (par $2) at $24 per share to bona fide residents
9,969,797
58,543,652
16,624,464
1,820,486
Monongahela Ry.- -Earnings—
10,000
40,000
Inc
Minneapolis, Northfield
project is scheduled for completion early in 1958.
Company operates 10 downtown stores. 20 branch stores and
48,766,365
income
from
Gross
Taylor store.
new
555,055
48,728,184
$7,119,426
1124.
p.
higher than in
this
program.
Company began construction on Oct.
in
504,796
railway
oper.
184,
Net
$15,848,832, equal to $2.09 a share, up 18 cents over
E. H. Dixon, President, announced on Oct. 1.
operating
vancement
May Department Stores Co.—New Branch Store—
1953
$5,997,239
1,521,280
728,619
49,340,967
railway-—
Missouri
months,
affected
300-car
Commission—
filed
8
1,390,925
August—
10,000
10,000
40,000
the corporation and
of
12
versely
in
Matheson Co., Inc., East Rutherford, N. J.—Files With
$6,381,350
1,259,627
75,000
—
'
31 was
7.7%
or
Oct.
1955.
1,636,363
1954
1955
$6,052,644
income
oper.
Net
20,000
Co
Co.,
common
South Utilities, Inc.—Earnings Higher-
previous
Electric
was
operating earnings
shares outstanding
716,259
1956
from
Net
third
the
the
690,363
June
of
as
Johnson
&
Income
ended
an
985,360
follows:
shares
are
1955.
respectively.
months
$1.12
or
in
of
preferred dividends
after
30
or
period
taxes
nine
first
$8,876,278
were
on
same
$3,294,636,
and
the
For
share
a
the
of $200,951 compared with $2,740,7,763,696 shares after preferred dividends
income
railway
railway
Net
125,000
Co
1478.
Middle
and
81,269
3,967,004
Shares
President
125,000
Corp.—"
Edenfield
L.
p.
Middle
outstanding on Sept.
153,405
3,405,029
1,125.679
six months of 1956 amounted to $305,078 equal to
share outstanding at June 30, 1956.
This in¬
equal to 31 cents per share earned from partial liqui¬
dation of the hosiery business.
These earnings compare with consolidated income of $367,608 for the
like period in 1955 equal to 65 cents per common share outstanding at
Jr.,
$380,000
—
__
Securities
H.
2,702,000
Corp.—Reports Larger Earnings—
I
172,360
From Jan. 1—
Gross
con¬
underwriters, and the aggregate
Krensky & Co., Inc
raise
Marine Midland
136,744
3,811,227
1,618,264
$463,596
179,486
of
value,
subject
Kusworm,
G.
of debentures and number of
they have severally agreed to purchase
Roman
substantial
is
1953
1954
$446,262
1124.
from
cludes
Co
kilowatt
"Marchant
L
railway
from
com¬
and
company
amount
J.
000,
125,590
3,781,455
1,524,868
822,412
income
p.
Net
value) were reclassified into 700,000 shares of
value).
The 1,500,000 shares of authorized
285,714.3 shares reserved for conversion of the
option
Frank D.
the
.
,
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR. —Earnings—
—V.
treasury shares, 292 shares were
on a payroll deduction plan and
employees
&
Net
Instrument
Marchant
company
nationwide
Co.,
coast
Beckman
outlook
favorable
report
with
$491,947
218,683
240,675
August—
—V.
position in its field, increased sales and earnings, and
connection
1955
$524,505
railway
oper.
184,
Gross
par
include
now
stock
Frank
panding Electronics Activity—■
897,367
Illinois RR.—Earnings—
oper.
Net
outstanding, 170>/3 shares held in the
purchased
Of
and
(50c
stock
Aetna
Calif.—Ex¬
1,497,388
1956
from
Net
held
"v-
the authorized common stock of
shares of common stock, $100 par
Sweney Cartwrlght & Co.—
—V.
Emeryville,
3,302,404
1,912,592
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
Inc.,
4,140,049
2,105,940
1730.
railway
railway
from
639,300 shs.
subsequent
company
M.
to Carnegie certain oil and gas leases, gas
reserves, and related
property located in Washington and Greene Counties, Pennsylvania,
Calculators,
6,076,770
26,465,813
2,867,022
from
Net
Gross
150,000 shs.
Arthur
fer
Marchant
818.331
25,590,376
railway..
income—.
p.
Missouri
30,
FINANCING
tl,500,000 shs.
Vercoe
properties
1730.
1,115,009
25,733.463
August—
PRESENT
TO
Debentures
Carnegie
properties
are
located
in
Marshall
and
Wetzel
West Virginia and Greene County, Pa.
In consideration for
the transfer, of such properties to it, Manufacturers proposes to trans¬
Carnegie $200,000 in cash.—V. 184, p.
557,705
30,942,557
railway
($100 par
stock
stock which
Manufacturers.
pay
together
windows
company.
The
to
1,086,797
August—
be
above as outstanding.
On Sept. 24, 1956, the company's
incorporation was amended to authorize 1,500,000 shares
stock
(50c par value)
and the aforesaid 1,000 shares of
debentures
Counties,
and
of
stock
principal
a
and related properties
reserves,
which,
fiscal
the
value)
UNDERWRITERS—The
Hreat Co.—Acquisition—
subsidiary of The Columbia Gas System, Inc., has
received
SEC
authorization! to acquire from Carnegie
Natural Gas
Co., a non-affiliated public utility company, certain oil and gas leases,
company
will
securities
of
common
of
This
1957, scaling
1956,
officers
to
restricted
920.
p.
per
considered
$1,507,774
120,834
$92,845
24,
treasury
sold
$1,779,646
120,995
$4,203,686
1,397,884
oper.
184,
Net
$2.62 ya
1,
aluminum-frame
value)—
the
422%
and
as
22,109
etc.—
Sept.
shares
407
treasury,
$183,042
$104,140
interest,
these
of
corporation,
sells
and
GIVING
par
by
consisted
pany
$225,135
income
from
ry.
—V.
Net
on
Florida
a
shares
33,200
to
common
Net
Net
group
accounts
after
par
(50c
acquired
tPrior
of
Rentals,
($2
stock
Common
$210,661
income
Total
at
Authorized
are
from
Gross
$227,074 on net sales of $5,409,506.
were
14,474
oper.
income
$4,424,152
1,564,241
|
EARNINGS—Earnings
1956,
being
Other
stock
common
doors.
$16,667,914
ly.
1953
1954
1955
$4,084,821
1,107,918
492,806
$5,027,071
railway
railway
oper. income
Net
common
Offered—A
treasury.
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$2,103,780 $18,388,791
$2,247,337
revenues
further
a
receivable,
purchase
additional
and for general corporate purposes.
BUSINESS—Company
subsidiaries,
from
finance
to
machinery and equipment,
shares
RR.—August Earnings Up—
1956- -Month—1955
of
pending resolution of the company's
its rates and in view of commitments for
company's facilities.—V. 182, p. 1340.
Corp.—Securities
are
1956
from
from
Net
1956.
by Arthur M.
"Includes
Central
half-yearly cumula¬
cents per share, payable
regular
Company
Maine
on
1956,
of
the
to
defer
to
in
revision
debentures
share.
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
August—
Gross
Net
Action
Krensky & Co., Inc., on Oct. 24
offered to the public $750,000 of ten-year 6% convertible
sinking fund debentures, due Nov. 1, 1966, and 150,000
shares of common stock (50 cents par value). The com¬
mon stock
is priced at $2.50 per share and the deben¬
tures are priced at 98V2% and accrued interest.
quarter
Continued cost
reduction accompanied by rising labor and material prices, offset one
another to show a slightly higher income of 19 cents per share for
the
third
quarter.
Price increases
of approximately 8 %
were
put
into
effect
on
new
quotations during October.
•' 1..
"On Sept. 6. 1956, the assets and patents of the Walter J. Reynolds
Period End. Aug. 31—
facilities for
requirements.
has
size
23,256,163
Miami
Corp.
the
additions
headed
Lynch
shapes,
structural
exact
9
From Jan 1.—
19
advisable
it
until
application for
1019.
p.
Oct.
on
on
on
deemed
has
sheets,
company
meet
of this year the company paid a dividend of 50 cents
Its common stock in cash and 5% in stock.
The board
1
share
per
The
to
1956 to holders of record Oct. 26,
May
dividend
railway
railway
184,
2,879,772
4,766,737
dividend
Nov.
1953
$19,749,748
1—
from
from
Net
1954
$17,987,087 $16,056,652
3,345,476
—
income
oper.
From
Gross
1955
$17,802,332
railway
from
Net
railway.,
from
galvanized
Light & Power Co., Ltd.—Defers
tive
1956
August—
Gross
and
Dividend—
Common
The
MONTHS
rolled
cold
iron, and pipe.
gas-cutting the steel
and
shearing
secured
will be
issue
and
corrugated
alloys,
The
(1797)
company
proposes
stock
for
subscription
debentures
for
each
mon
25
shares
)
10
(1798)
date
It
1956.
is
expected
is
It
ment
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
subscription offer will expire
that the
planned
banking
that
olfcring
the
be
underwritten
ify^^i^illon,
headed
group
Read
&
Dec.
on
by
19,
invest¬
an
000;
New Product Announced—
The
with
cope
on
bank
what
•world—that
of
has
been
termed
keeping records
of
biggest accounting job in the
billion checks written each
who have checking accounts.
will
Of
total
—V.
184,
time
tne
required
for
reposting
are
Deliveries
latter
can
single
a
required
as
This
Fire
Co.
Insurance
Hartford
of
the
from
The
National
First
_
$9CO.OOO.
J.
Boston.
President,
said
that
the
"of
is
contract
tract
for
guided
Ziff
Mr.
work.
said
recently
company
missile
that
noted
guided
a
Oct.
17.
it
of
part
were
of
.He
that
added
ago.
contracts
are
under negotiation
projects nearing completion
Aircraft.—V. 182, p. 511.
as
result
a
lor
the
in
the
of
field
research
of
Glenn
in
diver¬
for
Steel Corp.—Bonds Offered—Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., The First Boston Corp. and Harriman Ripley & Co.
are joint managers of a group that offered publicly
on
Oct. 24, $55,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, 3%%
series, due Nov. 1, 1986, at 99.625% and accrued interest
(if any) to yield 3.90%.
The
regular
prior
1,
Prior
prices
1,
Nov.
1984,
1957,
and
Nov.
1,
purposes
with
the
the
from
100 %
to
for
option
105.13%
those
of
the
for
application
of
funds
those
redeemed
borrowed
at
at
company
redeemed
backlog
the
of
of
arma¬
McDonald
at
funds.
be
needed,
part
To
complete
of
which
The remainder
tion
program,
the. ^current
and
country
and
sale
of
and
of
Steel
steel
is
constitutes
diversified
a
products
fifth
EARNINGS—For
other
to
income
1955,
bonds
largest
integrated
of
hot
are
the
an
line
iron
and
and
$140,000,000
will
the
operating
months
revenues
were
ended
sheets
sheets,
and
with
.same
$629,575,000
30, 1956, sales, Income
$350,284,000 and net in¬
to
of
revenues
period
and
of
net
$310,153,000
1955.
For
EFFECT
income
the
TO
PRESENT
series
due
1982...
3'78%
series
due
1986
stock
The
vuereunder,
June
officers
30.
and
1956,
328,272
employee;
agreed
to
purchase
the
of
Ihe
First
shares
American
Co.,
Inc.
Sc
W.
C.
Lee
300,000
Robert
W.
Eaird
&
Baker,
Watts
&
Irving
Co.,
&
Inc.
975,000
Rhoades
&
Co.
McJunkin, Patton & Co.
Laurence
A.
500,000
William
Blunt
&
Alex.
&
Co
Co
W.
The
Co.
Clark
&
Co.—__
150,000
Clark,
Dodge
&
Co._—_
500,000
Coffin
&
Julien
Inc
Collins
Ourtiss,
R.
Burr,
S.
300,000
Pacific
Paine,
Co.,
&
150,000
Read
Uominick
&
Drexel
&
&
Co.
500,000
Co
Eastman
750,000
Dillon,
Securities
Hquitable
Union
&
975,000
.
Salomon
Corp.
ahey,
The
&
First
&
150,000
Cleveland
Corp.
TTrst
of
First
Michigan
Southwest
Co
Miller
Stone
J.
J.
B.
Son
•
&
W.
E.
The
Hutton
Illinois
Inc.
250,000
William
500,000
Stone
750 000
&
Co.
100.000
Sutro
&;
100,000
200,000
&
Co.—
Stoats &
Webster
Co.
Corp
&
Co._
100,000
500,000
500.000
G.
Company,
Walker
Watling,
150,000
—
Lerchen
Wertheim
Co.
White,
150,000
Dean
1731.
Wood,
&
&
Weld
Co.—
&
Co.
Co
&
Witter
Sales
—V.
&
2,000,000
Co
&
750.000
Co.
500,000
New
This
Oct.
$48,596,029
22,
System
have
pro pose
by
to issue
and
five
received
the
announced
New
York
project
Board
tankers
flag
speed
corporation
to
oil
yard
is
2
the
in
of
by
The
registry,
by
in
in
Mr.
total
be
ry.
The
operates
Scott
high
than
tions
and
E.
the
as
Nicolas
Kulukundis
at
the
for
of
for
1954
122,180
"27,361
45,075
40,055
3,965,257
3,343,673
1,061,269
873,360
999,534
164,240
253,037
169,346
354,265
common
value
1956
Oct.
per
about
to
l
stock
of
record
1956
informed
probably
share
in
President,
earnings
from
soar
1956
with
a
of
Nov.
were
were
be
will
it
was
for
also
paid
be
up
Over
and
1956—40 Wks.—1955
82,944,795
15,749,935
1,142,824
1,136,245
16,901,024
9,616,198
2,608,084
2,200,544
16,427 429
2,383,222
2,048,314
18,129,756
16,555,516
income—
*
cents
to
its
to
cars,
while
banks
Co.
The
—V.
certificates
183,
p.
will
Glore,
mature
to
its
per
183,
or
the
to
in
assets
period
same
to
its
serially Oct.
1,
26
cents
409 855
283,441
224,631
105,979
192,218
railway
railway
8,747,557
Power
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
oper.
Net
income
at
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
income
487 139
Commission
its
first
has
mortgage
and
exempted
the
and
bond
of
its
subsidiaries,
SEC
to
a
bank
or
to
NEES in
it
was
announced
short-term
borrowing
companies
aggregate
184,
The
on
additional
an
—V.
p.
of
Mr.
size
would
of
be
not
negotiated
The
New
attractive
for
the
York
in
for
sale
promissory notes
of
will
accordance
competitive
the
be
with
bonds
is
ued
principal
The
of
short-
competitive'
credit
a
bidding.
with
to
the
five
The
com¬
institutional
Chase Manhattan
agreement.
Corp.—Unit Receives
Synovex
Orders—
initial
The
new
product
retails
at
$2.50
dose,
per
with
quantity
a
'
L.
Sindeband
said.
Synovex
Represents fpur years of scientific work
organization in cooperation with E. R. Squibb & Sons,
Mathieson Chemical Corp.
It is marketed
A
Alaska
steer
1956
final
V.
receives
three
184,
and
only
five
to
Ohio
Oil
Three
of
_
financ¬
certificates
negotiated
1978,
in its
lifetime, receiving it during thefattening period in the feed lot.—-
the
dedication
Denver
Research
and
house
open
Center,
7400
officially
South
this,
Littleton,
Commenting on future
center, Dr. W. J. Yost, Research
Director, explained that Ohio Oil expects to double the size of
the wing;
containing the laboratories within a few years. This will increase tne
of floor
space
to
63,000
feet.—V.
square
823.
184,
to
the
C Ohio Power Co.—Bids for Securities Oct. 30—
inclusive.
The
bonds
1954
opened
Broadway,
\
plans for the
p.
to
of
Co.—Opens New Research Center—
days
company's
present 45,000 square feet
1957
dose
one
months
trust
Co.
Olin
share
per
One-
&
Syntex
of
1126.
p.
equipment
4%
the
Hawaii.
$3,700,000.
of
by
Division
solely by Squibb in the United
States,
year
Church
bids
due
for
1986
the
at
company,
30
St.,
the
ofiice
and
of
York
New
purchase
60,000
American
8,
N.
from
shares
Y.,
it
of
Gas
will
of
&
Electric
until
11
$28,000,000
cumulative
Service
a.m.
first
preferred
(EST>
mortgage
stock
(par
received
SEC
1953
$15,682,094
$16,032,754
5.152,543
3,830,067
3,033,407
3,055,731
2,243,187
1,681,145
1,719.806
1,185,515
123,333,804
117,509,027
109,160,435
118,607,437
23,268,782
23,544,183
13,684,622
20.628.653
10,692,071
11,614,747
6,270,840
9,585,710
This
authorization
mentioned
Ohio's
of
it
company,
parent,
issue
to
bonds
par
Gas
Oct.
on
Co.,
110,000
additional shares
of
$11,000,000 cash. "Prior to the sale
for
American
$9,000,000
to
Gas
Ohio.
special
The
common
the
proceeds
stock
are
prepayment,
present
and
$7,500,000
of
from
to
be
without
time notes
$23,500,000,
of
dividend
cash
net
resources
it
may
latter
expected
applied
be
to
by
issued,
its
of
the
Ohio,
of
banks
expected that
Is
on
sales
premium,
payable
is
since
$9,000,000
the
to
proposes
This
it
making of the contribution, Ohio will
the
has
at
competitive
bidding the
abovestock, and to issue and sell to its
Ohio's
cash
22,
Electric
&
stock
securities
of
sell,
preferred
common
above
contribution
and
and
American
no
the
announced
was
increase
Airlines, Inc.—Traffic Up—
corporation carried 54,210 passengers in
September, 19% more
the same month last
year when 45,535 were carried.
September figure brings the year-to-date
passenger total to 418,694, nearly eclipsing the
entire-year 1955 total of 430,445.
The corporation's traffic
department forecasts that the airline will
than in
to
company
from
company
33/j%
1020.
North Central
System—Units to Borrow—
authorization for
subsidiary companies. The
notes
229
this
$1,500,000
issue
$100).
1955
$18,268,900 $17,200,891
Financing—
authorized
bonds
accelerated program of plant expansion and
increased research!
by Syntex after its acquisition by Ogden
Corp. last May
already resulted in substantial progress in the development of new
products which will contribute to the health and
increasing prosperity
of the United States, Mexico and
other nations throughout the
world,"
the
1—
from
from
2,222^33
541,058
undertaken
an
Ry.—Earnings—
1956
railway
8,922,411
2,840,421
704,405
requested the exemption of the bond issue from com¬
because the proposed issue was
comparatively small
felt that under present market conditions an issue
bidding
receive
August—
9,191,324
3,296,032
648,022
1020.
p.
has
Corp.,
Gross
9,882,571
3,288,993
income___
about
2294.
Northern Pacific
1953
$1,239 638
739,111
income___
has
earn¬
last
has completed
$1,850,000
Forgan
1954
$1,524,876
863,168
pharmaceutical industry.
Mr. Sindeband stated that a series of impor¬
tant hormone products for both
human
and veterinary use are
now
developed at the Syntex research laboratories in Mexico
City.
acquisi¬
sales
increase
that
25,
cost
$925,000
and
1955
$1,770,479
%
"An
rece«it
increase
the
Oct.
15,203'630
Sindeband, Executive Vice-President of
Ogden Corp., explained'
that Foundation
Laboratories, Inc. is one of the Syntex group of com¬
panies which Ogden acquired in May, 1956. The
Syntex group includes
major research facilities and plant in Mexico and Puerto
Rico and isa
long-established producer of steroid hormones for the United
States
1956.
Corp.—Private Placement—
on
9,106,358
RR.—Earnings—
1956
company
the
M.
earnings for this
$1,000,000 level or
the
equal
share.
placements.
Net
$468,319,855 $430 411
89,455,988
2,118,570
discount.
net
through
for
124,228,517
10,728,322
requirements.
States.
Soar—
that
to $486,000
hopper
down,
sold
Insurance
1956—8 Mos.—1955
being
announced
announced
425
Co.—Earnings
$
shipment on a large order of Synovex, a new hormone
which enables steers in feed lots to
gain up to 33% moreweight per day, was delivered last week by Syntex Animal
ProductsDivision of Foundation
Laboratories, Inc., a subsidiary of Ogden Corp.,
to E. R. Squibb & Sons, exclusive
distributors throughout the United
$24.96
15
30,
1,685,732.—V.
commensurate
$1,426,428
Noijih American Car
The corporation,
ing arrangements
Securities
2,431.108
railway
Ogden
years.
$3,700,000
Webster
taxes
Federal
The
$42,068,413
"$27.14
includes the dividend
holders
were
$8,000,000
few
&
134,102,966
Colo., earlier this month.
will
*
1020.
preparation
1955
$45,753,836
outstanding Sept. 30,
Salgo,
Travelers
will
16,183,681
notes
3,870.169
to $199,737 or 11 cents per
Mr. Salgo raid that the continued success
of
Norbute's operating
divisions and the anticipated
acquisitions and expansions presage fur¬
ther growth for the
company.—V. 184, p. 1584.
quarter
loans
proceeds obtained from the issues wi 1 be used to
pay outstand-.
bank notes, defray ccsts of routine additions to
Northwestern's.existing electric system in South Dakota and gas
distributing system in
Nebraska, to convert bpilers in its Aberdeen and
Mitchell, S. D., gen¬
erating plants for burning either natural gas or coal, to convert itsexisting gas distributing systems in Aberdeen,
Huron, and Mitchell,.
S. D., and to construct new
g?.s distribution systems in South Dakota,
by which it proposes to distribute natural gas when made
available
to
it
by Northern Natural Gas Co.—V.
184, p.
1395.
$480,927
138,664
19,167
will
Stone
p.
The
1953
$443,355
50,458
compared
the
These
ing
RR.—Earnings—
1955
70,264
asset
on
CO.;
184,
Telephone
—-
promissory
Bark
of
$405,391
months
net
Commerce.
1956—Month—1955
of
pany
the
$421,737
of
Bell
$1,300,000
of
approxi¬
scheduled
of
the June
31, 1956 period moved upward to
$5,119,451
from
$3,289,195 at the end of 1955. and
working capital advanced to $2,304,541 from $1,176,260 in the same
six-month period.
It
was
pointed
out
that
sales
for
the
first
six
that
The
The
1020.
14,
cents
next
to
two
of
17,510,129
11,328,113
oper.
184,
and
corporation's
capacity
Is
end
increased
,
building
year
completed delivery
oilers.—V. 184, p. 326.
value
1956
&
Co.—V.
from
ry.
bi "dirg
to
Shipbuilding Department
expansions the company expected
M.
including
The
Earney
&
term
by
673,61:3
company
ings in the
world
Northspan expects to
banks, The Chase Man-'
mortgage bonds of the company.
Stanley & oo. and Model, Roland & Stone
Smith,
issue
last
40,000-ton
Corp.—Earnings and Sales
of
from
Bank
the
*
latter
properties in Australia.
Northwestern Public Service Co.—Plans
,
field.
1956
Dec.
50
of
The
railway—669,242
from
standard
a
3,481,560
share
30,
rate
parts
England.
first
4ug. 31-
oper.
petitive
Corporation,
speed
•
p.
shareholders
more
Co.,
From Jan. 1—
—V.
principle
exchange
constructed
designed for a cargo
Delivery of the vessel
which
&
five
shares
51-year-old
Mining
$1,363,556
investors.
market
Norbute
Tinto
1231.
from
Gross
carrier.
to
774.
p.
Rio
taxes-
p.
from
high
a
Manuel
maritime
approval
an
application
an
fonign
bulk
Oct.
on
figure
followed
of
tanker
barrels.
per
>
area
Eldo¬
bands,
with
1583.
England Electric
borrowings
$45,391,401
this
by
was
the
of
184,
payable
Gross
Co.—Current Sales Higher—
—_
184, p.
construction
design
150,000
500,000
Co
Struthers
1956—4 Wks.—1955
the
30—
"The Sept.
From Jan.
National Tea
Period E'nd. Oct? 6—
for
income—
at
by
Morgan
charges______
184,
Net
300,000
300,000
after
Net
81,948,496
7,866,376
income
Sept.
the
uranium
loan
Canadian
.
Wertneim
op"r.
Net
21,677,419
railway-railway
certificates
100,000
Weeks—
H.
250,000
975,000
&
Co.—
1,075.000
Secu¬
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day
—
p.
Co.
& Scribner
Thomas & Company
150,000
Inc.
184,
R.
&
rities
&
Johnston, Lemon &
—V.
Smith,
Barney
103.625,915
12,359
185G
value
the
Northwestern Pacific
100,000
500,000
Singer, Deane
Co.
150,000
Co
Snuman,' Agnew
Co._
of
and
mortgage
secured
Curtis;
oper.
Gross
1958.
assets
Asset
various
secured
August—
$
■,
300,000
Stringfellow
&
Co.—
—
&
&
100,000
&
Hilliard
Tornblower
Shields
975,000
Co.—
&
Hemphill, Noyes
Henry Herrman
500,000
500.000
(ilore, Forgan &
Kallgarten & Co
Hayden,
Hayden,
300,000
Corp.
Scott
150,000
Hutton
Pomeroy, Inc
Schwabacher & Co.
150.000
$
18,655,706
T-2
oper.
in
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$
Niagara Share Corp.—Total Asset Value Increased—
As
and
&
,
150,000
&
Hutzler
Schoellkopf,
Co
1955
Shipbuilding Corp.—Tanker Contract—
Deficit.—V.
Net
/
200,000
Gardner—
Bros.
300,000
Co
Clark
100,000
500,000
Co
&
300,000
Estabrook
ry.
"
annual
!
&
Reinholdt
•
1
200,000
Co.—
Jackson
150.000
Putnam
Co..
Company
Northwest
Webber,
Curtis
RR.—Earnings-
851,739
railway
railway——__
from
Net
250,000
300,000
Inc.
Securities
Hartford
&
1956—Month
prominent
oper.
River
from
1' '
of
general
a
expenses
Net.
&
Jaffray &
Hopwood
Prescott, Shepard & Co..
2,000.000
Dominick,
Haven
from
share,
Piper,
Inc.
ry.
and
with
income
Other
From Jan. 1—
975,000
Co..
Leonard
Ohio
150,000
150,000
_
Dillon,
The
Co.—
Co.—
Inc.
Net
Blind
intent
of the Government of Canada,of a
gross minimum value
agency
supervision
interest
the
by
revenues
Oper.
Net
2,666,658
Navy of
from
Pierce,
——
&
&
150,000
Beane
Milwaukee
&
House
Dickson
100.000
&
and
Oper.
100,000
Lynch
200,000
Morgan Stanley & Co._ 2,700,000
F.
S.
Moseley & Co.—
500,000
Newhard, Cook & Co.—
200,000
150,000
525,954
512,090
J.,
of
of
1,142,528
35,524
irom
Gro3£
100,030
Turben & Co.,
Moore,
Co
&
712,513
522,078
2,868,155
corporation,
the
250,000
Co
Inc.
300,000
500,000
&
&
Lynch,
Fenner
Merrill,
100,000
Sons—
Republic
(Inc.)
Chaplin
Merrill
150,000
1,075,000
&
Masten
1,264,063
502,157
New York, Susquehanna & Western
300.000
E.
A.
1,302,945
inc.—
Merritt-Chapman
&
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
250,000
Simmons
and
Co
Marks
500,000
Inc.
Inc
Brown
Central
E.
&
Co.,
Boettcher
Co.
Inc.—300,000
Blair
Ellis
Blyth
&
2,811,465
ry. oper.
high
N.
Net
500,000
Lundborg
150,000
Co.
2,347,510
88,151,526
280.000
The
750,000
250,000
&
3,962,067
10,146,929
American
new
Camden,
Net
975,000
Co.
&
2,937,742
Augu.st—
Co.
Corp
Loeb,
M.
33,213
1020.
p.
Maritime
two
new
The
Gross
&
*"200,000
Becker
transfer
975,000
500,000
Co.____
G.
certain
Co.
Brothers
McDonald
110,736
10,611,654
Ship
Federal
500,000
Ball, Burge & Kraus__
Baxter, Williams & Co.
Bear, Stearns & Co.
Blair
the
the
&
Freres
M.
"7,916
*78,198
speed 35,000 deadweight-ton tanker that is to be the first of
may
principal
;
Higginson
Carl
82,538
*15,407
expenses
a
publicly offered
Stanley & Co. and
ccncenorates
$
1731.
York
to
Period End.
10,687
106.807,232
agreement
New
be
now
$333,435
12,813,587
New York
$100,000
Langley
250,000
Whipple & Co.__
1953
89,150
New
oper.
p.
which
letter
a
*:')
the
underwriting! will be:
Lynch,
Pierce,
Net
severally
inc..
Lehman
1954
$266,646
&
Co.
100,000
Bacon,
184,
mately
have
following
Mellen
Lazard
&
„.i
the
jviiiler,
300,000
Lestrange
that
plans.
below
1955
$328,556
13,479,809
from
rev.
railway
—V.
therein.
Kidder, Peabody <Sc Co.
Ladenburg, Tnalmann
Securities
Co.
Net
uranium
Northwestern
revenue—
oper.
will
Morgan
Merrill
Jackson
RR.—Earnings-
$
summer
Joseph,
500,000
Corp.
Arthurs,
option
named
>
$283,421
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
by
London,
Bank
the
—V.
to
5,325,000
&
bonds
contained
subject to options to
stock
corporation
Corp._ 5,325,000
Ripley' & Co.,
Allyn
55,000,000
t7,390,a78 shs.
other
184,
York,
oper.
an
~
mining
addition
Fed.
Announcement
bonds;
$5,325,000
Inc.
C.
were
various
the
series
of
restrictions
3oston
Harriman
A.
amount
the
underwriters
from
1986
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
the
to
under
UNDERWRITERS—The
amounts
limit
1,660,550
Connecting
from
Railway
bonds
holds
company
holdings in Rhodesia
copper
Corp.,
railway
Net from railway_2_;L:£I*'
Net ry. oper. income.i_
$55,000,000
8,000,000 shs.
not
subject
4.675.82
1,106,059
railway—-—income—_
New
pur¬
the
headed
group
First Boston
Corp.; Kuhn, Loeb <te
Fenner
&
Beane;
Blyth
&
Co,
Inc*'
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Hornblower
&
Weeks;
Kidder,
Peabody &
Co.;
Lazard
Freres
'& Co.;
Lehman
Brothers;
Carl
M.
Loeb,
Rhoades
&
Co.;
Webber
Paine,
9,321,428
2.809,245
1,564,053
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
of
Ltd.,
collaterally
in
From Jan. 1—
Gross
expected
The
under
as
$25,000,000
Co.;
net
Adjusted
None
.
$101.
(par
indenture does
issued
t At
ry.
year
FINANCING
$55,000,000
8,040,083
3,992,862
railway——
Kulukundis,
3 Va%
•
Net
$48,289,000.
Outstanding
te
and
full
bonds—
mortgage
8,833,972
1,529.897
1956
from
from
An
GIVING
9,174.632
August—
in
strip, tin
structural
plates,
231,507
principal
June
amounted
compared
$23,033,000 for the
CAPITALIZATION
Capital
a*
York
Net
pan
Associated
1125.
p.
New
manufacture
Its
129,3^2
$l,lc5 51Q
4,025.030
oper.
184,
Net
six
revenues
$23,961,000
of
♦First
provide
company
the
products.
rolled
cold
steel
for
unit
steel
plate,
terne
plate,
galvanized
and
black
thapes and merchant bars and shapes.
come
—V.
will be
BUSINESS—National
the
and
estimated
an
sale
279,305
SEC
Eastman
railway
railway——
income
from
ry.
provided from retained earnings, deprecia¬
amortization and,
if. necessary, from additional financing.
it is not anticipated that further financing will be needed.
However,
iinished
the
549,762
247.553
from
Gross
Net
Gross
own
303,253
Ltd.—Registers With
the
expensive
be
567,094
Mines
constitutes
purchase
hattan
1°53
$979,395
651,851
income
oper.
Net
less
of
3.90%.
•will
ry.
1954
$1,163,257
is
Canada.
Canada,
raise
From Jan. 1—
refunding
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds
of
the
sale
of
these
bonds
Will
be
applied
by
the company
to
its construction program.
Prom
1952
through June 30. 1956, National Steel expended over $300,000,000 for
construction,, of which all but about $15,000,000 was provided out'of
its
Net
100%.
cost
a
Net
1955
$1,328,073
railway—
from railway—
It
$275,000,000.
has
RR.—Earnings-
1956
from
the
184,
manages companies holding more than
$500,000,000 ox uranium purchase contracts
granted by the Canadian
Government agency.
The Rio Tinto
Mining Co. of Canada
Ltd.
is
controlled
by Rio Tinto Co., Led.
of
alter
or
on
in 1964, for the sinking fund
bonds are not redeemable for
the
1961
at
ranging
beginning
to
than
redeemable
are
redemption
to
Nov.
bonds
new
August—
Gross
1948
a
underwriting
financing
North
In
Inc.
In
carried.—V.'
were
Oct.
on
Mining & Refining Ltd.,
large
New Orleans & Northeastern
National
1956.
year
24, announced tnat the
company filed
registration statement
relating to $45 000 000
bonus due July 1, 1963 (with
common share
mortgage
an
Ontario,
of
and
the
part
of
the
company's
previously
an¬
over-all
plan to raise $70,000,000 of new
woney to finance
completion of its uranium mines and mills in
rado
development
and
Uranium
the SEC
warrants).
The
production
of defense
aircraft
Martin
L.
for
passengers
nounced
*
Haven's
New
is
expanding its defense
now
has a backlog
$3,500,000 as compared to a
additional
V
-
the® company
mark
I1.3S8
Model, Roland & Stone.
sub-con¬
Government
a
%
contracts
which
that
received
components.
these
in
program
He
general
through
the
the
service,
Aird, President,
chase
substantial
a
B.
Oct. 23 with
of
been awarded a prime contract for
the Government, it was announced on
passenger
of
year
Northspan
the
and
of
Bank
first
Monday, October 29, 1956
.
1354.
p.
on
by
Ziff,
In i addition,
of
■
approach the 600,000
airline's
.
County
Worcester
approximately
approximately $450,000 a year
See Continental Casualty Co. above.—V. 184,
1479.
$2,550,000;
Co.,
time. These
companies as
one
any
value."
dollar
contracts
Offer
—
be
ment
Exchange.
p.
for
Power
at
borrowing
Quiney Electric Co., $1,900.-
and The Lowell Electric Light Corp.,
$10,525,000
will
be
from
NEES
will
has
company
launcher
sification
production of the Post-Tronic are scheduled
1957.-—V. 184, p. 1731.
National
tradi¬
under
from
of
part
It
other proving, operations,
no longer
necessary.
or
systems,
many
tional
the depositor's statement
principles to achieve new
reduce in some cases up to 50%
posting run.
Even more importantly,
electronic
using
and speed.
the
New Haven Clock & Watch Co.—New Contract—
nine
missile
records,
accuracy
&
outstanding
among
$5,225,000;
1584.
p.
Seymour J.
bank's
of
Co..
borrowings,
$5,350,000,
pnd
the
Electric
Light
$5,300 000;
Co.,
the
year by the 50 million Americans
The Post-Tronic
prepares
Simultaneously
levels
$15,875,000
be " distributed
Weymouth
balance,
the
the
exceed
to
not
Lawrence
Electric
Oct. 20 announced the release for sale of its new
bookkeeping machine,
the
first such
device
to
be
marketed by the office equipment industry.
Called
the
Post-Trpnic,
the new machine
has been
developed to
company
electronic
amount
borrowings
follows:
Inc.
Co.
.
pay
that,
to
to
notes
the
capital
a
will
not
concurrently
American
Gas
a
stock.
common
bonds,
make
transaction
preferred
extent
payable
to
stock
and
available,
banks.
At
to
the
outstanding in the amount of
to a further additional amount
are
up
making
an
aggregate
of
not
in
excess
-
Number 5581
184
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
$31,000,000 to be outstanding at the time of issuance and delivery
the
securities described above. Any
remaining proceeds will be
to Ohio's
treasury
funds and will be applied to extensions,
additions, and improvements to its properties.—V. 184, p.
1584.
(1799)
Reichhold
of
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
of
added
from
Gross
Net
parent company of the Sealright paper food
companies, reports sales of $35,300,179 for the
1956, compared with sales of $32,358,159 for the
nine months of 1955.
Consolidated net income after taxes amounted to $1,603,419,
corporation,
This
months
nine
pared
first
first
com¬
$1,749,135 in the corresponding period of the previous
preferred dividends, earnings are equivalent to $2.42 per
stock, compared with $2.60 per share for the similar
period, both figured on the basis of 650,273 shares of common
outstanding at Sept. 30, 1956.—V. 184, p. 327.
1955
Pofit—
Outlet Co.—Reports Smaller
profit on sales
net
profit
1955
1956
from
Net
from
ry.
—V.
'Total
profit
Net
—
———
(nfct)
income
profit •'~
under
131,799
business
5,567,357
4,833,412
6,279,897
1,554,253
1,456,491
946,839
1,558.720
867,306
855,142
679,560
1,001,133
R.
income
182,
the
fields
mental
said.
when
Cr75,816
371,000
the
Total
it
activities
$115,366
value
asset
share—$10.14
share————
$11.09
per
price
Offering
183,
per
$9,97
$10.94
of
shares
The
associates
scheduled
with
SEC
the
named
were
cellulose
open
in
sold
subsidiaries.—V
its
184,
the
for
and
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp.—Earnings
capital
and,
of
standing
on
amounted
Sales
The
184,
create
195G,
1955
include
of
istrative
York.
New
due
l,
The
long-term
for
agents
rental
of
real
lease,
which
building,
the
about
1-3800.—-V.
tne
company
the
pay
interest
still
and
W.
Howard
"The
Brandt,
Supreme
of
Common
Secretary,
of
Court
down
Pleas
of
Oct.
on
19
Pennsylanvia,
Oct.
18,
It
with
in
exchange
Co.
shares
rate
Inc.
that
proposed
value
par
for
the
at
Properties,
is
SE'C""""on
the
stock,
for
of
share
exchange
stock
No.. 13,
be
in
that
same
Philadelphia
County
has
All
1956.
8,
in
19,
Association
announced
contracts
otherwise
,unless
way
registered
the
view
In
1956.
Court
dend
of
action,
Pleas
Common
legally
was
"The
this
of
to
finally
will
of
with
natural
6,
1956,
to
request
as
line
Mcf
its
of
either
its
Service
with
execution
party
boilers
held
be
proceedings
Whether
determine
per
trustee,
its
are
first
if
line
call
not
enter
Transok
for
the
term
and
ending Nov. 1,
1980,
extend the term for an
to
thereon,
taken,
to
public
annual
Service
minimum
Transok's
is
obligated
volumes
of
gas,
to
cover
at
The
SEC
and
to
by
be
or
the
as
made
the
to
terms
the
Purex
752
of
pipe line and pay to the indenture
purchase price, such amounts as then
on
account of principal and
then outstanding bonds, such
indenture trustee when and as they are'
Transok's
Corp., Ltd.
the
by
1955-56
the
over
the
in
four
bonds.—V.
184,
p.
1480,
corporation
Sit
undetermined
offered
plan
underwriting.
184,
(Calif.)—Earnings Up 31%—
record
sales
of
fiscal
income.
631,449
with
$1.22
Earnings
shares
per
increase
$9,736,-
of
ended June
30,
1956
were
the preceding year.
These,
and Canadian taxes
$1.59 per share for the year
S. Federal
preceding
the
for
for
U.
to
outstanding
stock
share
for
equivalent
were
of
year
$762,8(57
earnings are net after provision
on
an
Soap Co. are not included in these figures.
In the
ended Dec. 31,
1955,
Manhattan
sales amounted to
year
on
$34,850,430,
preceding year, Purex net sales have almost doubled
since 1952, when sales were only $17,632,129. Sales
approximately $11,500,000.
Purex
earnings
for
the
$1,091,249. compared
with
divi¬
Period
at
The
of
number
on
June
year
on
30,
1956
compared
the
627,300
shares
to
are
at
shares
the
$13
common
the
stock
employees'
stock
share)
without
per
used" to
be
of
with
purchase
the
stock.
20c
Net
r?v.
1956—Month—1955
railway
—V.
184.
p.
has
3%
expenses
212.183
219,669
1,739.134
ry. oper.
$270,916
$2,055,298
$2,003,451
93.045
91,762
657,978
681,181
.
The
$3
at
for
and
1062.
be
Operating
$7,738,859
in
Total
company
covering
at
for
S1.G0
170,455
per
on
Oct.
shares
15
of
filed
class
?.
A
letter
voting
share', without underwriting.
organizing
a
small loan company.
of
notification
with
the SEC
common stock to be offered
The proceeds are to be used
to
the
the
to
from
the
sale
general funds of the
Increase
its
corporation's
elected
President
of
Chairman
Chairman
H.
of
reported
Baum
the
the
of
working
capital
construction
1957
to
Charles
succeed
J.
'
Board.
the
Executive
Herbert
and
W.
Committee
Mason,
Jr.—
Off—
1956,
increased
company
Oct.
on
were
104%,
136%
up
John
Paul
8.
assets
21
DC-4s
a
in
the
in
the
first
that
in
calendar
six
to
cities
24
airline
operated
1955,
and
the
on
to
This
of
36
of
Detroit
compared
stock
common
planes
includes
compared
C-4Gs,
31
in
the
flies
it
four
Maine
and
contract
the
for
Air
between
cargo
period
Florida
to
Logair
and
20,000,000
pounds
1956
the
Force
U.
total
S.
Air
bases.
On
contract totaling more than
fly cargo
between 20 bases
Logair
new
three-year
a
mail
17,186,714
that
Rico,
Puerto
air
under
carried
Riddle
20,
#,
military
a
and
S.
express,
estimated
He
$2,500,000
a
received
for
of
Jan,
S,
flew just
which
1955, had
1956.
U.
air
airline,
of
last
route
pounds.
carrying
1956,
from
shares
fleet
airline
the
year
months
The
in
of
1954.
fleet
a
mid-vyest
new
the
40,000,000
1,
air
high
operates
Rico
$10,331,149.
5,940,715
has
expaaded
freight,
exceed
July
year,
with $3,279,302
compared
Puerto
$1,064,270
now
its
of
would
Force
the
of
new
a
airline, which
and
reached
issued
The
service
air
to
reported
pounds
reach
to
mail.
Riddle
half
greatly increased
said.
Riddle
DC-6A.
opening
addition
and
has
ago.
providing
now
In
surface
Florida
to
1955
last
the
1954.
authorized,
one
the
$4,459,557
mid-west,
which
year
end
With
is
in
7,500,000
the
of
served,"
ending June 30,
year
in
during
light
areas
all-cargo scheduled
the
company,
of
the
new
jumped
Boston
in
$5,392,554
The
the
of
from
in
the
$2,296,998
Chicago
with
from
routes
new
considered
the fiscal
for
ccast
and
to
as
far
west
as
Texas.
has under development a C-46 improvement program, known
T-Catcgory," which should materially increase the payload capacity,
as
and
speed
safety
Rutland
from
^
ry.
•'1953
1955
1954
$437,826
$405 780
57,930
93,572
13,035
35,773
8,611
50,825
3,443,302
3,132,280
3,010,973
3,271,792
613,106
509,368
270,940
216,614
221,178
123,889
♦131,951
"167,228
income.__
$'427,417
*
*
56,719
79.935
1—
from
Gross
1585.—
p.
1956
railway
oper.
184,
$425,550
railway—.
From Jan.
plane.—V.
the
Earnings—
h>.r*
'}•
Net
of
factor
RR.-
from
railway.—_
railway
-
income
oper,
"Deficit.—V.
184,
1062.
p.
Sacramento Northern Ry.—Earnings1956
1955
1954
$182,639
$247,076
$288,447
$261,030
"27,629
60,387
136,779
104,555
"64,266
26,545
92,443
67,878
1,281,914
1.678,786
3,403,286
325,262
1,995,400
32,861
1,092,680
August—
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
Net
from
Net
ry.
1953
1—
from
Gross
income
oper.
From Jan.
!
"170,925
1,612,093
356.869
—
*412,099
101,885
railway.
railway
income
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
184,
1169.
p.
St. John D'el Rey Mining Co. Ltd.
The
Guaranty Trust
of
Co.
New
York
(England)—Registers
filed
a
registration
statement
the SEC on Oct. 23, 1956, covering 60.000 American depositary
receipts for ordinary registered stock of the St. John D'el Rey Mining
Co., Ltd.
witji
Earnings—
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.—
1954
1956
1955
$11,171,456 $10,170,338
2,142,276
Net from railway—_
2,545,442
1,106,987
Net ry. oper. income
1,243,279
August—
1953
$9,194,070
$10,920,623
1.833,338
railway—
from
2,838,115
976,851
1,416,745
83,850,119
17,800,449
80,631,899
76,699,815
86,138,419
18,250,011
14,346,607
21,130,620
8,936,818
of
record
since
quarter
continues the company's
1936.
In addition to the usual quarterly
of
20c
payable
declared
for
as
Net
ry.
of Sept. 28,
on
Sales
company
—V.
9.092,143
6,550,076
9,668,495
on
corporation filed
covering $8,000,000
filed a
payment
working
letter of
fpar
be used
advances
The
series.
Weld
Redi-Food Co., Inc., New
York, N. Y.—Files With SEC
Oct. 8 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 150.000 shares of
common stock (par 10 centsi
to be
offered at $2 per share, through Hopp & Co., Pa«s-»ic. N. J.
The pro¬
ceeds are to be used to purchase plant and equipment.
The
corporation
registration statement
a
of
proposes
company
Co.
&
realized
to be
retire all
proceeds
Net
used
be
to
of
the
from the sale of the debentures
company's outstanding bank loans,
will
for
and development activities primarily through the com¬
pany Venezuelan
subsidiary and through Mecom Petroleums, and for
general corporate purposes.—V. 184, p. 1585.
exploration
Jose
San
The
It
Water Works—To Issue Bonds—
has applied to the California
sell $1,000,000 of first mortgage
company
permission
and
19
of common-stock
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
on Oct. 24 with the
subordinated convertibile debentures, 1956
to
offer these debentures to the
public next month through an underwriting group headed by White,
SEC
notification with the SEC
10 cents) to be offered
Oct.
w.thout underwriting.
The proceeds are to
to
farmers lor sale of produce; land rental
capital.
I
1962.
p.
Jacinto Petroleum
San
and
share,
income.
oper.
184,
This
Co., Belle Glade, Fla.—Files With SEC—
100,000 shires
per
railway——
railway.,.-;-
from
Net
per
disbursement
from
Gross
to
it
had
Savannah & Atlanta
oper.
Railway
oper.
revenue—
expenses
on
Net rev.
Net
—V.
P.
U. Commission for
4»/2%
bonds, due Nov.
commitments from Occidental
Insurance Co.
of California to purchase $800,000 of the issue
Equitable Life Insurance Co. of Iowa to buy $200,000.
is intended to use the, proceeds to repay outstanding bank loans
to finance acquisitions and improvements—V.
184, p. 1481,
said
company
Railway
The
added
tlit*year ended June 30,
Period End. Aug. 31—
Pioneer Loan Co., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files With SEC—
the
underwriting
an
IncJpGross Higher—Net
for
assets
revenues
and
1955
Life
1,659.823
$231,979
inc
been
Rabin
$3,663,274
oper.
rate
1956 a stock dividend of
the same date.
Adrien
C.
Pelletier, President and Board Chairman, called
atten¬
tion to the conclusion in July
1956 of the successful negotiation for
the integration
of Manhattan Soap Co., Inc., New York, N. Y. with
Purex Corp.,
Ltd,
With this move, "SWEETHEART Soap" toilet bar
soap,
"BLU WHITE"
dry bluing
and
"PROTEX" white deodorant
toilet
bar
soap
have been added to the Purex line of bleaches, de¬
tergents and cleansers for household and industrial use.—V. 184, p. 668.
cash dividend
1956—8 Mcs.—1955
$3,794,432
total
potential
The
$490,585
from
the
dividend
unbroken
covering
Net
at
-Earnings-
Ry.
$494,162
revenue-
oper.
The payment in the 1956 fiscal year of cash
dividends
|
notification
of
.under
testimated
Northern
&
End. Aug. 31—
oper.
Railway
letter
employees
to
market
proceeds
a
1396.
pj.
Piedmont
Railway
filed
19
an
to
participation
—V.
Oct.
be
covering
(par
on
been
Stefan
revenues
"should
Gross
years
Manhattan
calendar
in
Commission—
of
From Jan. 1—
With
Corp., Philadelphia, Ta.—Files With
Exchange
through
corporation
the
used
in
named
establishing important
and
freight
payable by Transok
otherwise, upon Transok's
are
outstanding June 30, 1955.
Securities
stock
costs,
purchase the
or
rentals
or
payable
make
Piasecki Aircraft
in
prin¬
to
proposes
will undertake to supply and
Public
such of the natural gas fuel requirements
not supplied by others.
Under the contract,
its natural gas supply is dedicated to Public
sufficient
pipe
as
thereafter
interest,
before
the
;
owned
group,
hearing
a
at
Transok
and
has
for
pay
Public
In
purchase,
Service
pipe
fuel
as
contract
of
behalf
years.
to
which
stations.
date
on
five
Transok's
Payment
a
time, he said the company had sustained an operational
loss of $335,308 after refund on Federal taxes.
The loss was incurred
"Gross
be
including interest
on, and amortization of $13,500,000 principal amount of its 3'/2%
first
mortgage bonds due 1980.
Public Service also agrees that, in the event
of a breach of any of the terms of the contract by Transok that Pub¬
lic Service will, at
the election and upon the demand of the trustee
under
Transok's
bond
indenture,
either
take over the operation of
or
as
by %
1956
31,
Aug.
common
pre¬
same
from
order
an
by
be
be
remain
Airlines,
President,
the
At
Dr.
and
ry.
Nov,
gas
purchase
gas
the
right
or
prices
the Court of Common Picas
every effort to establish that the dividend was validly de¬
clared and properly payable.
It is impossible at this time to determine
how long the proceedings in the Court will take."—V.
183, p. 2295.
will
the
in
1955
Net
for
sale
public
will
will
has
been
will
after
.
a
Pipe
until
persons
utilizes
generating
agrees
Service
declared/
company
Riddle
Net
SEC
On
of
held
authorized
1396.
p,
Operating
over
has
includes
184,
under
the
to
regarding
Transok
the
Inc.
required
Reichhold
who
August
,
shall
and
for
received
offered
funds
.outstanding
common
class).
Co.,
be
of
are
Riddle
that
and
on
specified.
form
to
outstanding.
'
preferred
shares
of
corporation,
the
offered
initially
Reichhold
proposed
contract
between
Line Co.; and the Commission
application
Act
and
amended
the
take,
made
Company
electric
an
Public
of
said:
Judge dissenting, in an
the action of the Court
in granting a preliminary
dividend of 30 cents per
1956, of record Sept. 10,
of the
Oct.
1.
further hearings
V.
corporations 5%
debentures
and common stock (par 10
$25)
issued
Oct.
the
of
the
of
be
stack
augment
which
,
2191.
p.,
interested
additional
one
injunction enjoining the payment
share
payable to stockholders on
to
Mr.
com¬
v
National
on
the
(par
Nov.
on
the
of
of
shares
and
oi
shares
authorized
shares
prin¬
resins,
States.
outstanding and
1,000,000
issued
are
Blyth &
and
$10,000,000
.
Committee
and
*
manufacturing
shares
3,000.000
the
and
,
a
Changes in Personnel-
of
.46413
one
the
to
by
Of
issued
engaged
synthetic
its
United
47,000
and
each
each.
$1
officers
proceeds
Henry H.
bring
engaged.
now
regular
180,
Service
Service
affirmed
1956,
and
out
common
is
common
East
working
current
$i00
is
selling
the
of
program
enlarge
to
of
Enjoined—
opinion handed
the
in
important
an
used
obligation
Exploration
District
will
in
the
1930
continuation
a
pigments,
issue
with
November
changed to Reichhold
was
and
19
value.
par
in
corporation
plants
to
as
SEC—
Oct.
$1
application.
payments
Co.- -Dividend
Transportation
Philadelphia
be
company
given
the
with
182,
73,000 square feet at an aggregate
D. Landauer Associates, Inc. served
the tenant.—V.
183, p. 1731.
for
plant
business.
statement
offered
contracts
settled
company
beginning
Helmsley-Spear, Inc.,
by
past
borrowed
Houston,
Producing
are
Inc.,
shall
Holding
said
has
James
consultants
estate
negotiated
be
flat.—V.
This
the
the
its
was
as
month
$100,000,000
to
earnings
the
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—Proposed Contract—
involves
$6,000,000.
net
Net
Greenblait.
Louis
be
Juan.
Practice
debentures
settled
International Division and other
departments six entire floors in the new 18-story, fully air conditioned
office building under construction at 800 Second Avenue. New York,
Urban Housing Associates, Inc., is erecting the block-long structure
between 42nd and 43rd Streets, in association with Herbert Tenzer and
for
they
preferred
1956
The
Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Leases New Quarters—
has leased
Inc.,
Juan
of
San
distributed"
shall
cents)
„Nov.
I
corporation
sufficient
to
San
stock
of
which
6%
Transok's
This
the
of
that
and
pulp
will be
money
registration
a
are
of
Dealers,
1969,
into
2360.
(Chas.)
shares
stock
in
"when
all
after that date.—
HAmilton
Phone:
of
doing
Belgium
Tex.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
filed
common
Securities
the first three
offices of this company, housing its admin¬
and personnel, were located at: 300 Broadway,
Station,
stock
located
general
departments
Huntington
in
wood
last
covering 555,000 shares of its
Uniform
cipal
the
"are
and
headed
The
O'Connor
said,
Delivery Ruling—
on
22
The
1900
will
The
Pcrmatex Co., Inc.—New Offices—
Oct.
earnings
and
stock
common
Public
On
and
ersili-
plant
woodland
Just
of
use
Rise—
operations only
its
Mr.
expire at 3:00 p.m.
(CSTi
on
Nov.
15,
1956. The
pany intends,
upon
the acquisition of San Juan as a subsidiary,
San Juan and its subsidiaries v.ill continue in substantially the
programs
similar
figures
the
first
of
acreage
needed.
Properties,
The
common
effer
523.
p.
di
s.tock
common
corporation
about
upsurge
of
do this. We
to
years,
retire, the original
earnings."—V. 184, p.
1732.
corporation
IP,
the
period last year.
For the third quarter of
1956 net earnings rose 22.8% to $2,920,351
from
$2,376,593
in
the similar period
of 1955.
Earnings per share
were SI.10
and 94 cents, respectively.
Sales in the 1956 third quarter totaled $16,138,771, a 14%
gain over
sales of $14,140,210 in the third quarter of the preceding year.
The 1956 nine months figures reflect operations of the former Fed¬
eral
Portland Cement plant at Buffalo,
N. Y.f acquired on April 29.
1955.
us,"
said,
depreciation
our
and
Securities
shares
of
offering.
share on the 2,528,971 capital shares out¬
I
$37,768,830 for the
1956 nine months, against
to
the
in
of
tremendous
the
net
cents.
10
1955, or $2.05 a
Sept. 30, 1955.
$33,226,164
1
the company has under¬
said,
"Traditionally, we
continue
to
erected
we
that
13
are
Company,
(91.79%
mix
operations.
Deupree
Mr.
out
the
substantial
realize
should
This
President,
with net earnings of $5,194,137 for
these
of
debentures, and this
in other phases
plant
through
Oct.
according to Barton W. Druckenmiller, Presi¬
period,
compares
of
quarters
the
of
end
This
to
of
917,850
funda¬
our
since
manufacturing
new
growth
materials
raw
in
of
value
par
directors
with
earnings for the nine months ended Sept,. 30, 1956 totaled $6,equal to $2.45 a share on 2,655.420 capital shares outstanding
the
a
impossible
when
The
name.
authorized
value
par
corporation
wood.
however,
it
acquired
the
extra
us
513,012,
dent.
the
time, it has added the
its activities and has
to
copra
operations,
company
1952
must
business
Net
from
name
inorganic
on
is
Inc.
Co.,
the
manuiacturing
color
and
18,000 shares
Alkal^
of
Riddle,
our
$70,000,000
"We
1731.
p.
Deupree
thai
Since
and
by-products
overseas
made
in
of
With
funds to finance construction
pulp
dividends;
Floiida
our
marketing this week, was put
Oct.
11. Blyth & Co., Inc., and
underwriters
as
activities
additional financing which
past
few years, Mr.
Deupree
has
years
source
proposed offering of
stock unt:l after the
Miller,
W.
the
of
&
1938
present
carried
beneiicially
soon.
the
after
Florida
for
on
would use the
company
preferred
Robert
to
originally
issue,
registration
The
according
Its
postpone
to
convertible
par
no
elections,
November
decided
has
corporation
Mr.
soybeans
to
Koller
In
,
mdst
the
$30,000,000
Corp.—Postpones Offering—
Pacific Lighting
The
business."
the
the
stock
group
and profitable
important
company's
"major
peanuts,
interest
Producing:
200,000
been
cake
the
of
shares
not
crushing cottonseed.
of
financed
left
and
corporation
this
for
be
have
its wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary. Pacsir. Inc.. for the nine months ended Aug. 31, 1956 were
$14,759,926, compared with adjusted sales of $14,230,118 for the same
period in 1955.
<
After provision for income taxes net profit was $596,174, or 91 cents
a
share, for
the 9-month period on the 650.000 shares outstanding.
This compares
with an adjusted net loss of $134,168 for the same
period in 1955.—V. 184, p. 1126.
sales
always
is
company's
taken
and Earnings Rise—
Airmotive Corp.—Sales
Pacific
prepared
of
Diamond
the
at
paper
Commenting on
10
Consolidated
household
well" and he added that
will
7.
p.
shareholders
and
butter
peanut
the
characterized
its
make
to
$105,164
—.—
being
corporation
ferred
important developments has been the company's
activities in producing nign-grade cellulose pulp from cot.on linters—
a
business which
it has been in
for
more
than 30
years.
The com¬
pany's production of cellulose pulp has been more than doubled in
the past few years by the construction of a new mill at Foley, Fla.,
The
assets.—.—.
has
"It
began
of
One
Sept. 30,'56 June 30,'56
net
told
Board,
the
in
company's
has
processing
very
As of
the
something started only recently."
soap,, shortening
and edible oils have always been
Although
cation
Increased—
Assets
Net
in
year
interest
business
remain
80,000
Oreland, Pa.
Securities Fund, Inc.,
Over.The-Counter
—Total
past
its
and
its
business
chemicals,
stock
of
Chairman
With
on
Delaware
in
„
business.
"Diversification of interest with products closely allied to
1571.
p.
the
Beck,
1927.
in
Inc.,
in
incorporated
was
of
name
founded
industrial
The
'
Deupvee,
during
$343,076
fExclusive of depreciation charged
for depreciation.
provision
the
Chemicals,
1062.
p.
Corporation
cipally
meeting held on Oct. 9 that the business has been "steady
and strong" throughout the year and has grown in a way that "should
be reassuring to shareholders."
!
Mr.
Deupree also discussed with shareholders the company's entry
$260,008
—~,t"-—-—~-
-~
^-
broadcasting.—V.
as
208,054
121,862
annual
2,175,689
Cr75,720
279,000
•_
tax—'————/—
Federal income
for
♦After
p.
143,362
145,950
6,039,454
railway—._
oper.
extended
V.
274,396
114,582
railway-
184,
R.
$2,893,949
$2,718,884
2,162,897
92,700
—
miscellaneous
and
Provision
at
199,925
income
Inc.—Registers
filed a registration statement
200,000 shares of its common stock
covering
stock
566,602
498,869
—
—
—
gross
Interest
of
The
Procter & Gamble Co., Cincinnati, O.—Business Steady
broadcasting
and
depts.,
Operating and general expense
tDepreciation and amortization
In
$818,950
railway--
Deupree
—V.
$635,972
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$2,327,347
$2,220,015
_——
„
leased
from
•Income
Net
$844,488
common
Six Months Ended July 31—
Gross
to
1953
with
of
stock
1954
SEC
Chemicals,
corporation
1955
railway.^—
oper.
Net
of
After
year.
share
*
ry.
con¬
closure
and
tainer
from
Net
Falls Corp.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
OsWego
This
1956
$751,966
August—
11
from ry. oper.
railway
184,
p.
oper.
1169,
inc.—
tentative
Ry.—Earnings1956—8 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
$331,383
$322,110
213,876
202,22b
$2,649,168
1,730,051
$2,360,782
1,526,880
$119,884
56,088
$919,117
4b4,977
$833,903
401,997
$117,507
74,548
12
(1800)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Seaboard
Line
Air
Period End. Aug.
RR.—Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
31-—
year,
and at least $170,000,000 in 1957, it was. estimated. Special
capital expenditures for 1956 inciude about $42,500,000 for the proposed
purchase of crude oil and gas producing1 properties and certain other
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$
Railway
11,663,327
109,896,895
101,880,642
9,483,207
8,576,323
80,368,805
73,765,449
from
railway
—V.
12,595,312
expenses
oper.
Net rev.
Net
<g
revenue..
oper.
Railway
$
184,
3,102,105
1,922,360
ry. oper.
inc
oper.
-r'.g *
-
3,087,004
29,528,090
16,081,018
serves,
16,026,585
Production
Coal
Oil
&
Noting that almost
being devoted to
and
Security Title Insurance Co.—New President, etc.—
Howard
J.
H.
Rolapp has resigned
Mr.
that
"have
purchased
stockholder,
a
and
company
additional shares.
has
been
in
1952,
said
in
meeting
Breliant,
and
his
associates
of the outstanding shares
another
or
least
at
make
acquired
proxies
on
the
cumulative
broker,
had
requested the board to call
meeting to
consider five
actions
he
proposes.
proxies in sufficient number to set the meeting
board
the
20%
of
Mr.
of
refuse.
the
outstanding
Breliant
earnings,"
His
financial
policy
but
had
He
On
176,
cash
spcial
He
he
in
do
order
dividends
to
to
control
33%
Mr.
Mr.
of
majority of
President.
a
Harvey
Breliant
employees.
company
as
elected
was
Chairman
of
the
it
Board,
is
Oct.
22,
has
and
issued
Exchange
decision
a
Commission,
and
order
it
The
Commission's
visions
to
stock
common
of
as
to
that
disclose
A.
to
Selevision
Commission's
Belevision
the
SEC
on
non-compliance
found
underwriter
and
that
with
letter
a
sent
opinion
slated,
"This
had been, organized
was
(Western!
western
of
states
to
material
a
finance
rights
each
be
Pierce,
Fenner
of the
terms
to
nine
offering
will
be
of
the
at
borrowed
with
1553,
the
and
invested
debt
a
to
capital
total
Spencer
Mr,
would
capital
stated.—V.
ratio
be
less
36.5%
of
wire
materially
The
corporation
cents
for
Oct.
on
200,000
U
shares
share),
per
filed
of
letter
a
of
notification
stock
common
to
be
without
underwriting.
The
incident to mining operations.
service
expenses
1956—Month—1955
revenues
with
Oper.
omission.
income
Other
rales
literature
Net
oper.
used
a
Increasing
by
507
to
underwriter
Jn
cf
optimistic statements in
of
that
the
stock
holdings
Strabo
material
in
the
as
notification
in
in
29,461,852
254,010 813
5,295,926
46,411 242
with
the
Findings
other
than
Commission
<f
<
-V;'.'.-v."'-."
considering various
■
Commission/ after
Western
the
in
mitigation,
notification
prior
to
JFiifficient
a
basis
including
the
rder, stated in its opinion,
vide
of
the
Net
3,847,248
3,423,428
30,429, 255
6,544,310
5,852,806
51,075, 962
5,479,026
46,682, 049
issuance
"We
do
not
factors
its
a
temporary
that
ry.
—V.
factors
Involved
not
only
Regulation but
the
tuspension
of
the
Net
failure
a
also
to
of
the
comply
fraud,
and
in
exemption."—V,
offering.
with
our
182,
'.
.
The
.
procedural
Net
the
Serrick
opinion
warrant
ry.
10,872,135
3,515,177
4,950,420
income.
railway-
1953
$44,539,130 $46,703,548
10,125,387
9,973,684
4,177,185
4,058,500
*:.35,253,136
28,880,422
25,983,130
of
Net
in
permanent
ry.
—V.
June 30—
1955
1954
earnings
paid;
-
$23,208,630
$20,974,190
Net
from
ry.
470,000
Equipment
7,688,772
6,135,257
6,068,983
4,175,310
*; 2,849,591
2,858,385
4,652,907
__
*
•
183,023,859~'l62,321,543
183,565,331
__
56,214,064
63,632,994
<44,320,025
rentals
30,065,801
29,840,278
20,622,515
common
stock
(cash)
On
class
3
common
stock
<cash)_
of
B
common
class
per
June
and
class
30,
A
B
stock
there
shares
stock
of
were
totals
(57'
common
1956,
183,421
t_ockholders
Interest
and
Total
$276,681
16,294
Financial
Alug.
from
Corp., Dallas, Tex.—Earnings
31—
affil.
1956
companies,
in
outstanding
class B
converted
ISO,
stock.
to
Taxes
commitment
$2.25
17,939
During
fees
class
B
shares of
stock.
class
282
The
A
Net
shares
number
'
.
.
/
.
Servomechanisms, Inc.—Opens New Corporate Offices
corporation
Ave.
has
(corner
opened
57th
St.t,
new
corporate
New
York
offices,
City,
15
it
located
was
at
445
announced
011
by William W. Shannon, President.
company,
which designs and produces electronic
and
elpctrojnechanical control
systems, computers, and
components, has signed a
J've-yeai
lease
on
the
3,000rsquare-foot area that houses the new
corporate offices.
w
for
The
Previously
Eastern
f ie
Jo
result
New
of
in
corporate
and
Eos
leased
company
Garden
City,
Long
17,000
Island,
feet
square
for
its
operates two divisions in the
and two wholly-owned Canadian
Angeles,
as
a
The
move
research
laboratory
additional
expanding
York
was
Barbara,
in
ry.
184''
V.
Shamrock
Oil
&
Gas
Corp.
(&
Nine Months Ended
Aug. 31—
Net sales and other income
1956
—
Depletion
income
732,273
$6,630,774
___
Cash
she.res
dividends
'•As
adjusted
Sheraton
common
stock__
share
with
of
to
until
&
(per
P
to
C.
the
to
Nov.
was
on
'
$1.50
audit.—V.
Oct.
24
183,
•
The
Jan.
$1.50
company's
piovide
for
Co.,
Amarillo,
each eleven
stock
common
net
shares held.
common
carries
stock,
proceeds
The
will
Kan.;
Pancoast
in
be
First
at
used
$16
to
the
The
per
to
from
ry.
effective its offer
debentures
for
new
5T>
common
1956.—V.
184,
stock.
The
offer
to
^
Texas.—V.
184,
share.
bank
and
exchange
The
debentures
will
be
statement
the
capital
on
to
40-year
25
with
company's
expenditures
the
announced
history,
184,
.
of Lincoln, Neb.;
Beecroft,
Co.,-Denver, Colo.; and Dewar
Hart
&
Parvin,
both
of
1955
1954
$293,599
$345,565
172,044
116,607
152,084
71,418
67,433
56,799
71,739
2,476,765
2,425,662
2,188,641
2,311.464
891,349
1,100,036
828,282
963,694
337,646
479,207
407,030
466,835
Portland
&
Seattle
Ry.— •Earnings—
1955
1954
$3,666,420
$3,111,243
1,586,094
1,341,693
income
for
the
shares.
$25
par
Increase
Stock
stockholders
authorized
They
common
also
cumulative
at
to
exceed
$170,593 900
to
'
cording to John
Net income
this
financing,
largest
is
expected
of
SEC.
that
fiscal
total
$151,000,000
time
Ooverment
used
on
to
a
help
292,000
l-for-14
will
shares
recommend
preferred
defray
shares
basis
the
of
about
cost
stock
to
37
ing.-
this
for
926,449
729,792
19,114,011
21,454,263
7,419,130
fiscal
cents
This
year
J.
a
June
in
30,
1956,
common
March
of
sales' totaled
the
corresponding
Smith, President.
after
provision
taxes
share
represents
period
ended
$26,801,332
which
on
for
was
the
an
were
Fed.
5,741,713
8,142,088
4,208,429
4,069,996
3,495,999
4,280,356
660,753
,
1956
and
State
taxes
1955
$4,066,602
$4,419,715
3,449,451
3,728,687
expenses
3o8,122
375,446
46,527
37,879
income
104,792
142,012
on
estimated United
$363,336,
900.674
increase
of
$168,244,
equal
shares
230%
or
of
in
after
1955
of
$97,710
common
earnings
1955
reclassified
to
include
State
$135,691
income
taxes.
Pressed
the
by
record
Oct.
Steel
made
was
16,
1956
$1)
issue
our
its
to
company
(par
stock
Co.—Details
in
at
25.800
at $72
of
Stock
Oct.
of
additional
share
per
Offer¬
22
of
the
stockholders
common
shares
of
the rate of
at
share for each 20 shares held. The
subscription
expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 1, 1956. The
offering is underwritten by Kidder, Peabody & Co. Fur¬
new
offer will
ther details follow:
the
the
proceeds
company's
expansion.
during
working
spent
company
Present
1956-1950
plans
for
from
the
sale
contemplate
further
the
of
capital. During
$20,000,000
for
over
the
be
added
1951-1955.
years
modernization
spending at
additions.
property
will
stock
five
plant
least
and
$30,000,000
BUSINESS—The company's main office and
largest plant is located
at
Jenkintown, Pa. It also operates through subsidiaries located at
Cleveland,
Ohio;
Los
Angeles,
Calif.;
and
Coventry and Sheffield,
England
The company is a leading manufacturer of a wide
variety
of precision fasteners and related
products', and sfeel shop equipment.
The company, wnich was
incorporated in Pennsylvania in 1903, has
the
following wholly-owned subsidiaries:
The
Cleveland
Cap
Screw
Co.,
Precision
Cooper
Socket
Screw
Co.,
with
to
six
of
months
six
Standco
months
and
net
S19.889.C60
of
$41,080,473
were
the
$20,051,193,
sales
net
Products,
Canada,
Ltd,
and
Unbrako
Ltd,
EARNINGS—For
1955.
and
'.CAPITALIZATION
For
net
ended
earnings
net
and
the
30.
ended
1956,
net
$2,209,749
were
earnings
year
earnings
GIVING
June
of
Dec.
31,
sales
compared
$1,760,239
1955,
the
in
net
sales
$3,374,000.
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
notes
bank
Com.
Dec.
1957
$195,055
is
2,100,000
„
credit
i$l
par
excludes
resentation
31,
loans
bank
stock
-•This
due
agreements
made
shares
that
all
to
or
3,700,000
—;—__
(authorized
value)
26,250
10.000,000
be
offered
of
part
any
shs.t
to
*536,123 shs.
employees.
such
Nq rep¬
shares
will
be
purchased.
DIVIDENDS—The
each
earnings
On
year
to
Sept.
10,
1, 1956. a
Sept.
stock
company
from
finance
1926,
has
but
paid
has
cash dividends
retained
1956,
the
company
paid, to
on
its
common
percentage
quarterly cash dividend
of
shareholders
20
cents
of
of
its
share
per
record
and
a
dividend.
intends to pay quarterly
supplemented
by
an
annual
extra
be
high
a
growth.
company
cash
dividends,
cash
which
dividend
and
may
stock
dividend.
$24,082,9Q9
and
year,
ac¬
Canadian
preferred dividends
preferred
31,
Aug.
669.-
p.
common
one
1.
expansion.
fiscal
States
after
]
to
1
Standard
to
-•
>-
income
1,264,623
21,423,455
7,336,382
& administrative
income
!
from
184,
stock
offering,of
963.
with
$2,916,718
944,697
income
ing—Mention
the
shares.
an
stockholders
be
in
to
Sparks-Withingtou Co.—Sales Off—Earnings Up—
the
1953
$2,772,947
1,010,340
22,850,501
profit
'•■June
—V.
5%
For
1953
San
con¬
compared
1733.
p.
$353,543
advertising
Revolving
Co.—To
recommend
7,500,000
200,000
call
will
184,
1063.
p.
4V2%
increase
an
to
to
authorized
from
plane
p.
production pending
for
the
manufacture
RR.—Earnings—
1956
•Provvision
The
being undertaken at this
continuously growing business.
are
the
common
proceeds
—V.
25
continue
Standard Milling Co.- —Earnings Show Decline-
1732.
p.
covering- not
Oct.
President,
shares
to
pro¬
StratoOct.
on
174,723
income—
oper.
184,
first
Co.
&
Service
voted
meeting
shares
in
Tentative
B-52
$367,274
railway
railway
amounted
loans
»
1481.-
p.
Public
have
annual
5,000,000
stock
continued
for
announced
Three Months Ended Aug. 31—i
sale of goods and services
Cost of goods r.nd services^-
pur¬
offering with Schneider, Bernet
Trust
Austin,
warrant
retire
r
Boettcher
and
10-year
a
initially
/
are:
Topeko,
&
increase
an
for
systems
was
1063,
PROCEEDS—Net
Tex.—Stock
68,323 shares of 5.75% sinking fund
(with common stock purchase warrants
($20 per share) at the rate of one pre¬
preferred
of
directors
15
from
1236.
p.
declared
convertible
purcphse
15,
filed
Spencer,
Normal
of
Southwestern
$2 45
2 262 022
share)
year-end
434 7
registration
debentures
Force
Co.
authorizes
Sperry
railwayrailway—
Term
Sinclair Oil Corp.—To Offer
Debs, to Stockholders—
In
par
Inc.
Co.,
Antonio,
.
A
$3,357
for
capital.
Hickman,
$5,538,191
$2 88
Corp. of America—Offer Effective—
warrants
tinued
2
share
one
Robertson
897
2,298,845
outstanding
paid
corlJoration
f 9,700,000
calling
control
Air
a
income
oper.
Net
—V.
^
Investment
share for
500,000
;
Nov.
working
Cole
664,487
1*952
367.
p.
UNDERWRITERS—Associated
&
2 112 150
2,449^641
$15,530
———
Earnings per share of
Common
01955
2,274,966
Depreciation and amortization
Provision for Federal income
taxes_________
184,
.PROCEEDS—The
for
$39,614,738 $31,424,250
27,527,078
21,156,526
—
Net
contract
flight
S.
railway
offering
i
:
period.—V.
Each
Subs.)—Earnings-
expenses
421
offering is underwritten by Schneider, Bernet & Hick¬
man, Inc., of Dallas, Tex., and associates.
*•'.
in
chase
and
letter
U.
from
Net
4,034
•[j
attached) at
Toronto
Calif,
expenses
income
ferred
over
From Jan. 1—
Gross
8
11,388
422
and general
organization expense
preferred stock
office
two
571
administrative,
before
company's
increase
3,610
income
on
Offered—The company is offering to its common stock¬
holders of record Oct. 17 the
right to subscribe on or
Eastern
area
subsidiaries
Santa
near
of
New
p, 262.
Costs
the
railway
p.
from
to
company's
Y.
rapidly
company
f s -well
the
19,377
than
Southwestern
increasing activities of Servomechanisms, Inc.
Westbury plant expansion.
Division.
The
in
factors:
City,
the
offices were located
Westbury, Long Island, N.
plant,
two
York
Recently,
rpace
the
Division
43,360
expense
the
the
40 %
Gyroscope
Spokane,
$54,790
123,304
_
Equipment is being depreciated over its estimated useful life on
the
straight line method, whereas the declining balance method is
being used for tax accounting. As a result thereof taxable income has
been reduced by $40,340 for the three months
ended Aug. 31, 1956 and
by $25,242 for the three months ended Aug. 31, 1955,
representing the
excess of depreciation
computed on the declining balance method over
the
amount
recorded
on
the
books, and there is no tax provided
of
1375.
p.
of
quarter
showed
777.
30,865
equipment
Amortization of
$L49
the year
.
Tark
first
below.
International
oper.
184,
Deductions
$54,790
$170,592
on
other
Selling.,
104,922
share__________
were
1,395.—V.
stock)
174^537
'
Oct.
Co.
railway______
from
Selling,
1955
and
income
Interest
16,491
174,756
'
This
the
larger
contract,
providing
systems, company officials said.—V.
oper
ry.
—V.
27,515,527
__
184,288,318
$139,727
Depreciation
A
rtock
for
60,360,810
others
295,000
$423,869
class
Class
sales
Sept. 30 last,
period.—V. 183, p.
railway
from
Net
1170.
p.
to change the name of this com¬
Smith, President,
announced.
He
change the company's name to em¬
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$22,240,145
7,265,397
Three Months Ended
1955
$13,511,687 $11,462,892
895,869
571,681
:
On
of
J.
1956
from
Net
1953
$23,283,737
__
income
oper.
Southwestern
1956
;
Dividends
As
of
of
Spokane
Net
1
railwayrailway
184,
in
company
voted
to
automatic
.
agreement
.Net
On
that
1955
August—
Gross from
—
income
oper.
from
Corp.—Reports Higher Profits—
s?.les
Earnings
24
$2,060,665
a
MA-2
additional
32,628,224
__
railway
from
Net
656.
p.
Jlarnings before Federal income taxes_________
Provision for Federal income taxes.
Net
of
Sperry
The
Net
From Jan. 1—
Gross
activities
safeguards
1954
$50,316,676
8,738,466
1956
from
the
Corp., Jackson, Mich.- -New Name-
formalization
1626,
p.
from
no
was
added.
maintain
to
Income from
Years Ended
JTet
investigation
1955
$47,950,678
August—
Gross
pro¬
for
our
said
bombers
by
<
Southern Ry.— Earnings—
permitting withdrawal "df the notification.
\Vhile tw notice of Withdrawal
preceded the issuance of our temporary
order, it followed the sale of over 19,000 Shares' and the
of
1956
railway
oper.
184,
to
continuing
John
decided
Sparks-Withington
Net
<-■■■/%■/■■
railway____ 359,670,512 354,570,205 328,677,871 381,606,712
railway..
67,956,268
78,335,617
64,777,422
88,647,218
from
Net
suspension
these
Co.—Earnings—
from
Net
purpose
urged by Sele¬
for
withdrawal
request
of
think
Pacific
railway
oper. income
ry.
Gross
there
considered by the Board of Direc¬
postpone common stock dividends
the period ended
of
1232.
From Jan. 1—
also
Tsted
Smith
Mr.
definite fac¬
a
hence
and
Sperry Rand Corp.—Subsidiary Awarded Flight Con¬
trol System Contract—
41,741,714
p.
from
been
cash
45,643,041
5,995,968
of
Oct.
Corp.,
was
fortress
27,630,575
income-
from
Net
con¬
were
those
for
Gross
the
such
rtupension
commencement
Smith
year,
Sparton
41,893,517
August—
:
the exemption, and that the sales literature
was
sent
to prospective
purchasers without being
filed
with
the
Commission
even
after
beingi informed of the necessity of such filing under the
The
it
corresponding
Receipt
5,883,723
equity,"
has
interest
on
Sparton
that
Gross
thereby
corporation
enterprise.
jurisdictions
filed
Corporation,
that
V.
Claggett,
and
that
indicating the underwriter's
Selevision
sold
were
Regulation.
the
stockholders
to
See
339,425,806
224,258,673
charges..
184,
in
for
fabrication
pointed
He
financial position."
duction
33,650,411
Southern
,
obtaining
vision
after
—V.
letter
the
offering circular and other
falsely represented that it
underwriter
President,
was
shares
the letter
the
the
its
confidence
that
found
large block of stock in Selevision
and
misrepresentation
tinuing
the
Net
shareholders'
August—
fuither
J ad purchased
made
made
the
$
taxes
pipe
Inc,
more
clearly the diversification of its manufacturing opera¬
Sparton
manufactures
automotive
accessories,
automation
electronic
control
systems
and
is
engaged
in
pipe
fabricating.
It discontinued its
television
and
radio
manufacturing
operations in the United States in December, 1955.
be
381,927 272
purchased
believe it is advisable
time
par
to
44,034,012
taxes
oper.
the
They
known
Pipe & Steel,
two-purchases, the company is now
specialized field of pipe fabrication.
were
purchased
company
these
rather
companies
of
mechanical con¬
track.
the
nationally
a
Houston
over
I-Beam
year,
tions.
at
49,925.692
expenses
Fed.
the
$'
with
this
of
Louis,
took
completely
a
overhead
equipment,
the
at
are
affected
also
was
first
in the
production
television
and
phasize
1956—8 Mos—1955
$
Pipe
and in July
the
added
"
$
Oper.
Selevision
...
St.
Mr.
offered
proceeds
to
volume
sales
Change in Name Voted—
misleading."
Commission
of
The
than
,
ance
Co.
pany
Lewiston, Idaho—Files With SEC—
Period End. Aug. 31—
j
failed
February
strong
1169.
p.
equal
taxes,
shares.
division's
automobile
"Trans-Free,"
standard
this
a
long-
of
ratio
184,
selling
"The matter of dividends
deter¬
of
now
in
that
tors.
at
corporation's
in
radio
of
dilution
$16,000,000
year-end,
the
that
"These
;
about
income
common
automotive
that the over-all sales volume
of
built
in
tor
under¬
by Smith,
The coupon
Beane.
&
He added
is
Flori
out
of investment firms headed
other
by the drop of 25%
system,
company
subscribe
for
will
the
dpclared
The
stocs.
to
stockholders
that
occasioned
and
"He
( Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
optimistic
but
operations
expansion
Corporation's new marketing system
for
lruits
and
vegetables
which
employs
exchanges
in
key
cities
r'.hd a wire service carrying quotations on produce
by the
various
exchanges on a closed circuit.
The failure to disclose the discontinu¬
Jn
oped
ever
veyor
common
debentures
in
to
with the
pro¬
contained
future
that
compares
covering
(25
A
Corp. of America, the parent of Selevision
part of. its wire service the previous month.
Western, had discontinued
The
based
prospects
class
but
total
to
This
The
through
of
$100
offer
into
receive
will
of
Merrill Lynch,
All
beginning
used
Commission
by
business
shares
and
Smith Mines, Inc.,
.
share.
per
was
The
purchasers
statements
$1.25
decision
Regulation
prospective
at
offering
an
must
fiscal
on
permanently suspending a
under the Securities Act of
Regulation A exemption from registration
1933 obtained by this corporation with
respect to
Whitney-Phoenix, Inc. as underwriter of 240,000
convertible
announced
was
funds, which
now
be supple¬
being
asked, at a special
the board of directors to
are
convertible
basis
prices and
later date.
a
debt
.
the
Western, Inc.—Stock Offering Suspended—-
Securities
capital,
authorize
to
stockholders
the
on
estimated
287
The
30
production
"internally generated
Corp.
subscription
nation-wide group
issued.
term
1164.
p.
Selevision
oil
Government
equal number of
out
manufacturing de¬
by the unfavorable cost situation brought about
primarily by high wage rates and the low profit margin for those lines.
Mr. Smith emphasized that the
company in September, 1955, as the
first step in its program of
diversification, purchased Allied Steel and
Conveyors, an old line company which fabricates "miscellaneous iron,"
manufactures specialized machinery of its own design and has devel¬
funds
expenditure
crude
an
discontinuance
the
partments,
producer.
capital
company's
affected
was
Canadian
on
pointed
half of 1956.
by
•
dividend and split the stock twoinclude certain changes in the firm's
board which would include some present
consist
not
proposed
for
principal
amount
of
these
debentures have now been converted, Mr. Spencer said.
On
completion of the proposed financing, the company intends to
call the remaining 3 V* 7
debentures for redemption on Jan. 3, 1957,
at the redemption price of 102 3/4% > plus acc^aed
interest.
-Assuming complete conversion or redemption of the old convertible
issue,
and
issuance
of
the
maximum
$170,593,900
new
debentures,
stock
new
a
Oct.
Oil
The
by a
at
were
least
scheduled
corporation's last public financing was undertaken in January
when $101,758,900 of 3 V\ %
convertible subordinated debentures
1953,
this.
"at
oil
crude
normal
the
growth
our
conversion
The
should
must
its
that
debentures
that
issues
held.
mined
holds
himself,
held
Barney & Co.,
rate,
stockholder
says
date
stockholder
a
company
a
increase
107
a
and
25.
stock of
law
of
Sinclair
porposed
new
written
proposals
would
also
Oct.
—V.
other
California
to
wants
declare
for-one.
members
Under
a
bulk
of
intended
shares
a
estate
the
be
to
the
is
It
substantial
a
provided
Stockholders
state¬
a
transaction
a
domestic
a
of
increasing
Mr. Spencer said
reserves,
have
percentage
way
one
Under
S.
in
Inc.,
mented by outside financing to enable us to keep pace
mounting demand for petroleum products and services,"
succeeded
voting rights they will be able to
minority of the directors and there would
continuing contest for majority control."
Before Mr. Rolapp's
resignation, Mr. Breliant, a Los Angeles real
elect
'•
William
substantial
a
the
be
and
A.
ment
of
President
as
Harvey, Jr., a Vice-President.
Rolapp, who became President early
Co.,
607
are
by
Co.,
and
share
a
Smith
Mr.
In addition, the corporation,
of its program for increasing its interests in crude oil re¬
recently purchased for $47,464,000 a 30.457 stock interest in
Pacific
Texas
1481.
p.
Southern
of
part
as
States
cents
lb
completion around the first of November.
28.115,193
2,007,828
assets
United
Monday, October 29, 1956
.
stock
over
outstand¬
the
dividends
1955
and
Public
Offering—Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
offered for public sale
a
10,566 shares of
price
per
on
common
Oct.
23
stock at
of $97.50 per share, less a commission of $2.50
share to members of the NASD.—V. 184, p. 1733.
(Continued
on
page 52)
Volume
Number
184
5581
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
'(1801)
-T
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements
In
tables.
the
first
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
are
nounced during the current
week.
Then
we
Class
.•
Per
Precision
Acme
$1.10
Fund,
Wilmington
realized
Air
net
4.50%
$3.50
Gas
Power
4:60%
Alan
Stock
L
5%
preferred
Allied
5
pfd.
12-
5
Gas
Ameiican
Home
11-15
11-15
D
1-2-57
12-14
Dana
1-2-57
12-14
12-15
11-26
12-27
11-2S
Diamond
Ice
12-14
Distillers
Co.,
1-
$1.25
-(quar.;—.
1
1-21
75c
.
11-15
36c
12-10
11-
30c
(quar.)_
12-
11-14
(quar.
(monthly )i_
1
Ice
Meter
JAmerican
Stock
6% :non-cum.
Co.
Pipe
American
;
Co.,
&
Corp.
Oil
Co.
Slock
(quar.i
dividend
share
(One
80c
Donohuj
Common
V
5.25%
'
Goods
of
11-
7
All-
2
Extra
12-14
12-14
12-15
12-
1
11-
1
10-25
10-30
9-14
Loblaw
Class
$1.25
15c
11-13
50c
12-
1
11-
6%
9
$1.31'A
12-
1
11-
9
$4
$4
(quar.)—_______i
$1
partic.
class A
^Associated Truck Lines
(initial
Atlanta
West
&
Ltd.
USA
quar.)_____
:
Avondale
Mills,
3%
12-31
$2
12-20
_____———_
$1.06
$4.50 preferred
(
5%
convertible
Bankers
Bond
Beck
(A.
(year-end)____—
Mortgage
Bell
Co.
preferred
Steei
40c
Valley
Gas
4.25%
preferred
Bohn Aluminum &
Directors
'
cuss
British
wiil
a
Petroleum
Brown
Co.
Erown
&
Pipe
Eullock
net
Line
Fund,
from
net,
securities
Calaveras
3
11-15
12-
1
12-
1
1
12-
1
11-
1
11-
$1.75
1-
2
12-
2
12-
'.■• •'.•*■ ;
to
lie
11-23
30c
11-15'
2
of
t/V
12-
1
Stock
12-
1
11-15
12-15
11-23
M
12c
72c
11-27
15 c
12-24
Common
7%
11-15
11-15
Water
Common
1
1
11-
1
10-24
11-15
10-31
C
will
payments
begin
Feb.
April,
July
and
4.40%
preferred
"C"
on
15.
r
5.08%
preferred
"I"
Corp.,
4%
:
—.—
—
2 7 Vac
11-15
11-15
Telephone
preferred
1st
Co.,
preferred (quar.)Dairy Products,
class
at
taken
on
(quar.)__
33 Vec
11-15
10-31
preferred
"F"
iquar.)—
33
11-15
10-31
Increased
12-
1
11-20
1-
2
12-
1
Gregory Industries, Inc.
1-15
12-
8
Greenfield
net
securities
Canadian
Carlisle
Ltd.—
convertible
Steel
.Central
4'r
held
10c
1
11-15
11-15
30c
12-
1
1
11-20
$1
12-31
12-18
12-31
12-18
4.92%
preferred
l
(quar.)
(quar.)
j3elt
Co.
(quar t
$1.23
Common
i
:
4V2% 'preferred
Citizens
Utilities
Controller
Stock
Collins
&
Aikman
Columbian
A
Quarterly
"
(quar.)_'_
;
!____
Commodore Hotel, Inc.
(quar.)__
_:
Commonwealth Natural Gas (quar.i
Commonwealth Telephone Co_ (quar.)
Chemical
&
11-20
11-
11-15
Howard
11-.28
12-14
12-14
11-28
12-10
11-23
12-
1
1
12-10
12-14
20c
12-14
Laundries
.
Motor
Wneel
12-
11-30
Mutual
Y.|
Service
12-21
11-30
ment
Material
1-31
1-10
securities
.
National
(Jo.
.
-12-
1
11-
1
(No
12-
1
11-
1
5%'
fstock
common
preferred series
Erie
20c
11-16
11-
25c
11-
Inglewood
12-10
11-16
Gasoline
11-23
11-
4% %
9
Drug
International.
2
•
2
10-24
1
20c
12-
1
56V4c
12-
1
2
11-23
investment
Railways of
prefei red -(accum.).
5%
Investment
6%
Iowa
Foundation,
50c
12-
1
11-15
11-5
9
National
1-21
1-
4
Neisner
1
Power
&
Light
12-15
11-
3.30%
preferred
10c
12-14
11-30
4.40%
preferred
10-26
35c
12-
12-14
11-30
4.35%
25c
12-
1
11-15
25c
12-
1
11-15
Jefferson
preferred
Standard
(Greensboro,
N.
Co.,
common
11-20
11-
6
11-30'
-
11-30
on
11-13
12-
12-
1
10-31
12-
1
12-
1
11-
11-15
11-
1
$1
11-30
11-
9
40c
10-31
5
11-14
12-14
12-
6
40c
from
12-10
50C
11-15
11-
1
12-
11-
°
invest-,
realized'
£
$1
62 '/a c
12-31
12-15
Co.,
11-
1
10-20
1
1
12-
1-
5
1
11-
quar.i
of
Co.
$50c
1-15
12-15-
$75c
1-15
12-15
11-
11-26
1
12-14
1
12-14
$1.08%
1-
1
12-14
CM
10-29
11-14
12-
1
12-15
11-
9
11-15
12-
1
11-
2
12-
1
11-
2
common
basis
effective
50c
(quar.)_
2%
$1.12 Va
class
Steel
&
A
pfd. (quar.)
Castings (quar.)_
11-
12-
2
12-
7
2
12-
7
1
11-16
$1.75
12-14
11-16
50c
12-10
11-li)
5%
__:
_——
1-
7
12-17
25c
Warehouse
Storage
Shipbuilding
&
4%
pfd.
1
10-2:1
11-
1
10-22
11-26
10-26
50c
12-
1
11-15
$1
12-
11-10
Dock—
Dry
—
(quar.i—_
—
—
1
11-20
90c
12-10
11-13
60c
A
(increased-quar.)
Ry.
11-
$5c
—
11-30
75c
:
Ltd.
11-30
12-15
50c
—
12-15
20c
(quar.)
11-24
20c
(quar.)
'
Capital
share
Corp.
of
Northern
Quebec
5'/2%
•
1st
12-10
11-13
Oil
American
Class
&
A
B
$4
prior
for
com.
(quar.)
10-29
40c
1-25
12-5.1
12-15
12-23
1
10-18
+
$0.1337
(Initial)
11-
3
Corp.—
;
——
'15c
12-18
12-
3
8%
—
—
(quar.)
Service,
3
12-
3
8%
12-18
12-
3
11-15
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)
—:
—
(increased
quar.)
——1
—
12-
25c
12-
1
11-15
$1.12 V2
12-
1
11-15
$1.31 V4
—
com.
(quar.)
Pharmacal
12-
•12-18
Co.—
preferred
Public
12-18
15c
dividend
.—
12-
11-14
$69c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
4V2'preferred
5'/4%
preferred
12-18
70c
(quar.)„
pfd.
Cement
(quar.)
Northwestern
Extra
Inc.
(quar.)
$1.20
Northeastern ' Water
'»
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Power,
Gas,
Stock dividend
.
dividend)
Truck,s
—-
(N.
preferred
Nortex
Class
(stock
Mack
share held)_
Insurance
Norwich
Insurance
1
12-31
$15c
common
7%
Western
&
each
5
1-
H »—(
1-15
11-28
Canada—
!
Inc.
News
Stock
11-15
25c
7
30C
—
:
(l/50ih
9
$1.25
12-26
7
11-
$1.06'/4
Products
North
35c
11-
11-24
Corp.—
(quar.)
Northern
12-
8
11-24
$1
Corp.—
to
split the
dividend
Northeast
12-14
1-2-57
$1.75
1
50c
;
.Extra
America
—-
12-
40c
i
(increased
Extra
1
1-
(quar.)
11-30
1
—
two-for-one
Co.,
Bros.,
Norfolk
12-14
$1.10
Life
11-23
12-15
.
11-13
1
12-10
12-31
82 Vac
(quar.)
11-23
12-15
$18%c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
voted
a
Quarterly
Nopco Chemical Co.,
11-20
12-" 1
(qyar.)
C.)
10-20
10-20
37 Vac
}<
net
—
1
1
12-15
Products
Starch
Newport
11-20
5%,
20c
(quar.i
1111-
$15c
Bedford
New
11-15
1
(quar.)
,
12 Vac
25c
.
iquar.)
dividend
Stock
11-15
11-15
12-
5%
(quar.)_:
5
Year-end
$1.061/4
—
:
(quar.i—
Chemical
Malleable
11-
25c
(quar.)
11-
5%
preferred
Lead
National
11-16
12 Vac
com.
5
11-15
12-20
10-31
25c
preferred
11-16
-
"11-
$$1.18
Ltd.,
Products
Gypsum
Stock
4V2%
,
(from
11-1A
26
National
11-15
10c
$1.25
Central
Ltd.,-
convertible- preferred
60c
9
Inc.
.
11^15
payment at this time)
com.
&
Food
shares
1
___
International
,
11-15
Investors,
income)
1-10
$1.37 Va
(quar.)__
i
conv.
1
(quar.)
11-30
3%
12c
30V2C
'.
New Dickenson Mines,
pfd.
11-30
12-14
•
37 Vac*
(quar.)^_
Register
Stocknolders
3c
7%
11-14
12-14
37VaC '
Fibres—
on
preferred
3
—
Co.,
12-14
1
(quar.i
Common
13'/a C
(quar.)
2
37 Vac
(quar.)
Distillers
Common
Mortgage Corp. (London, Ont.)
International Harvester
Co.
Cash
National
12-
—
1-
12-
dividend—?
12-
dividend)-.—
10-26
> 8c
'__
action
Stock
11-16
60c
A
12-10
5c
(quar.i*
A
1
Co.
profits)
Auto
National
12-
?
11-
(quar.)
Inc.
and
Acme
National
.
—
iquar.f-——
10-22
!
11c
—-
1
(quar.)
Extra.
70c
Co
11-28
11-
$50c
_>
Corp. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
income
$1.25
(quar.)_
12-21
50c
dividend)
Corp. of America (quar.)
Investment Fund OMjc from
—
Corp.;, common, (quar.i^^
preferred
(quar.)
:
10c
(quar.)
3
12-18
12-21
48 %C
<N.
10-31
25c
pay-
(quar.)
Paper Mills
—
com.
10-31
11-15
Nashville, Chfittanooga & St. Louis Ry.—
—
(increased quar.)
II-30
11-15
10c
dividend
12-14
75c
Finance
11-30
11-23
Extra
Motor
$50c
(increased).
Co.
Field
Hupp Corp.,
11-30
12-
.
3
$$2
—
dividend.
Huron
11-30
20c
20c
(quar.)
Mosinee
12-
omitted
(quar.;
Co:
Public
Oil
4 V4 ''<>
10-24
Corp., common
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.i
;
Connecticut Power Co
(quar.)
i__„I
Consolidated Edism (N. Y.)
(quar.i—_____
Corp.
12-10
split
Stores
Hubinger
11-16
11-
10-17
Electrodynamics
2
$35c
15c
50c
11-
Mills
1-
12-18
three-for-one
effective
Refractories,
preferred
Stock
10-31
preference
Morrison-Knudsen,
National
(quar.)
65c
3 7 Va C
(stock
Co.
(Henry) & Co.,
4%%
12-10
10c
;
10-16
(quar.)
2%
2
».
payment
11-15
10-26
25%
div.)__
dividend
National
Hardart
Houston
12-30
Gas
Chemicall
1-
■
preferred-A ;<quar.i_l___
6
10-31
.Consolidated
5%
10-30
1-15
11-
11-15
Year-end
3.90%
9
20c
Consolidated
Hartford
Horn
Glc
Fund,
Morgan
11-23
$1.50
Hood
Inc.—_i
Composite
11-23
(guar.—___—-—
Electric Light Co.—
8
50c
Shearing & Stamping
Special
12-11
12-11
Natural
Stock
$1
(quar.)
11-15
1
30c
Moore-McCormack Lines
$1.75
(Boston)
i.
Commercial
11-23
19)
preferred
10-31
10%
.
Insurance
11-16
(quar.)
12-18
25c
(quar.)
Life
6%
'
:
1
12-11
shares
(quar.)
Harman,.com.
"erred
11-
42 Vac
n
Corp. .(quar.i
National
&
pre
12-31
30c
(quar.)
Coilyer Insulated Wire
5%
11-10
22 Vac.
'
Co.
Handy
Harbison-Walker
11-24
$1.12 Va
12-
time) ■"
Housatonic
;
<quar.)__
divid°nd
Chemical
this
Co.
(dividend
11-15
1
12-
(quar.i
Monsanto
60c
a
1
12-
(monthly)
preferred
Oct.
Inc.
Corp.
15c
_Ji_:
B
Laboratories
National
common
Water
Min"s,
50c
(guar.)—
Co.,..class
the
50c
;
:
Chambeisburg Engineering (quar.)
Channing Corp. <quai\>_Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
Cone
Iiaile
Hajoca
11-15
12-10
of
Hackensack
11-15
12-
40c
$1.C6 Va
preferred
C'lorox
Stockholders
2-15
1
(quar.)
Cqntrols
Missouri
shares.
Signal—
approved
12-
83 %c
Packaging Materials Co.—
Common 5% preferred (quar.)
immediately.
7
30c
'_.
(quar.i
.4.25.%
Clark
split
11-15
1
(quar.)
Railway
a
11-15
(quar.)
11-21
payment
two-for-one
!)
11-
1
62 VaC
Moisture
Murray
(quar.)
a
11-
1
12-
(quar.)
11-21
Corp.—
approved
11-15
3-
Co.
Co.
12-14
15c
r
Die
canital
11-
12-
(quar.)
com.
the
3
12-
Water
12-14
30c
&
12-
at
Service,
Micro
Power
—________
Tap
(stock
common
10c
of Amtr.—
Co.
a
Midwest
quar.)
11-27
12'/2c
(quar.)—j—
Public
Pacific Tea
&
12-1
$1.12 V2
—
_____
Abrasive
J' Class 3
Ltd.—
Oct.
11-30
85c
11-15
—
on
_______—
Stockholders
of
$50c
pfd. (quar.)
Atlantic
General
10c
preferred
Products
Illinois
preferred
Chain
11-15
Corp. of America—
$1.20
Ceco
3
on
10c
prefei red ; (quar,) ________
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co.—
12c
.
(increased)__________
12-
Great
from
;
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co., 4'/a%
Catalin
130c
<quar.)__„
—
Quarterly
+37VaC
70c
Co.,
(quar.i.
$30c
$$1.06V4
profits i__.
Locomotive
Coip.
i
(quar.)
Extra
11-15
$$1
dividend
11-30
12-15
93 %c
1
———'
•
12-15
a
12-15
(quar.)
12-
A-__
Extra
of
12-
,
lc
meeting
Company
11-
12-
(quar.)__
Quarterly
action
(No
11-1 V
55c
Printing Press & Manufacturing—
Class A (quar.)_^
Ltd.—
"D"
58c
11-19
10c
&
11-
11-30
$10c
(quar.)
Minneapolis-Moline,Co., $5.50 <pfd.
—
preferred
and
12-10
$1.12 Va
—
3
12-10
(quar.)
11-15
(quar.)_
(Canada)
Rubber
&
(quar.)
12-
32 Vac
1
—
Tire
Common
11-13
35c
common
2%
—:'_r_
5
$$1.12 Va
Inc.
15c
Seal
12-
Miehle
$1.50
7 %
Ltd.
^Middlesex
(
pfd.
35c
5%
com.
Inc.
25c
conv.
11-15
(quar.)___—
taken
I-3
5
35c
Ltd.,
Co.,
1- ll
12-
dividend)
12-
quar.)
60c
Common
distribution
Mid-West
3
1
1-15
:i
35c
57c
preferred (quar.)
Brewing
10-31
la
3
12-
11-30
Miles
—
10-31
Inc.
12-
12-15
,
dividend.
10-31
c
action
12-18
12-18
1-15
3-
ment at this time.
Wisconsin—
of
(initial
common
11-15
72
No
,
12-10
quar.)
$1.25
Co.
11-15
investment income
—
11-15
11-3:)
30c
.Mengel Co.
(quar.)
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse (quar.)
.Mexican Light & Power, Ltd., $1 pfd. (s-a)
55c
—:_j
(quar.)
-Class : B
10-31
32 Va c
—___
preferred
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)<-
preferred
11-15
Fairbanks-Morse
—1.W
5%
11-3)
11-30
$30c
(quar.)__
Telephone,
25c
33c
Fund,
•
1
80c
;
Corp.
32 Vac
net
12-
Meadville
<
3-15
12-15
$30c
(1547 series)
&
1
12-15
(quar.)
;McKesson & Robbins,
1
20c
quarter!
Advertising (quar.)_!_
Telephone Co. of Ohio—
4 V2 %'
..
com.
11-
,
Telephone'Co. of- Pensylvania-^
$2.25 preferred (quar.J
Gold
10-31
31 %c
Ltd.,
10-19
11-15
75c
4%
preference (quar.)
'Granby Consol. Mining, Smelting
:_
(quar.)_
1
$1
(quar.)
_j
Finance
Co.
(quar.)
11-
1-1-57
5.26%
t
pfd.
...
Transportation—
(quar,)
from
$30c
Co.
11-li
$3
(quar.)'
preferred
(Oscar)
11-17
5%.
preferred
$3.40
—Mayer
11-
3
45c
com.
;
(quar.)_
preferred
$3.75
10-19
11-15
$$1.25
Ltd.,
(quar.)
(stock
&
12-
$5c
four
dividend—-
May Department Stores, common
$3.75 preferred (quar.)'
11-15
1
$2
American
(quar.)
Canadian
1
11-
25c
_____
of
dividend
4V2 %
1
(quar.)
Canadian
12-
J40c
—___
Ltd.
11-13
$1.121/a
ts-a)
R.)
Masey-Harris-Ferguson
11* 6
11-20
j
__^
A
(P.
Stock
11-28
October.
Co.,
1
1
11-
"E"'
Sugar
1212-
12-10
Copper Go.
.Mallory
9
12-10
"G"
Foundries,
11-
11-15
"H"
preferred
3
20c
preferred
4'/4%
12-
15c
(quar.) __1
(increased)
Co.
5.30%
,
35c
$1.10
Mineral
preferred
Dominion
Calculators
1
preferred
Iron
Marchant
11-
5.28%
&
11U5
11-15
5.20%
Canada
1
30c
_!
class
Extra
(quar.)
Canada
12-
•
Co.—
(quar.)
5.20%
.»
85c
$1.18%
com¬
Previ-
(quar.)
uary,
Corp.
1
Goodyear
27 Vac
—
ously dividends had betn paid in Jan¬
<
Marathon
1
) stock
1
12-10
Steel Co.,
(quar.)_
5c
10-24
43%
quarterly
Magma
10-23
preferred (quar.) __——
Glen-Gery Shale Brick, common (quar.) —!_
10-24
11-
11-3 >
;
10-23
7
11-
II-30
12-10
■-
10-
Getty Oil Co., 4%
Service—
stock
mon
)
■_
12-
12-10
$1
Mines, Ltd
(increased
1
(quar.)
6%
12-15
50c
(quar.).
1
preferred
New
'
35c
;
J_
Extra
7
(quar.)
Ltd.
11-
4.75%-
Goebel
(adjustment payment)
Hereafter
Rubber
Co.
11-
_:
Warehouse
Ltd.,
C.)
10-20
40c
&
(R.
Leaf Gardens
vMacWhyte Co.
.
1
Stock
5
10-23
held)
Extra
tGeorgia-PacillO'" Corp.—
11-7
11-
50c
—
iquar.)
preferred
Caliiornia
11-15
11-
$5
Insurance
(quar.i
1
11-15
General
12-10
11-
23c
5%
Title
12-
$1.15
•
quar.)
'«quar.
Paciiic
11-15
(quar.)
k
from
60c
dividend
California
*
11-12
30c
30c
—___
and
1
$1
_____
distribution
12-
__
•General
11-
10-25
1
dividend
after
25c
Co.
Power
$2.20
J 4c
7
11-
three
preferred
$1.75
—
—
&
&
Mahon
'
"
50c
;
!
(quar.)
B
General
___.
11-
$1.75
stock
Structural
1st
Maple
10-19
c
payment
Mackinnon
12-24
11-30
15c
'General? Outdoor
4interim.)—:
income
7
12-14
12'/2
(quar.)
*_!___
(quar.)
1-
2V2O
3c
50c preierred
common
Increased
shares
1
(quar.).
(quar..)
Trucks, Inc.
5%
Corp.__.
(liquidating)—.—J
Burpe,
General
dis-
12-
•
Initial
,
$1
Ltd.—
Hosiery (liquidating)
Freeport Sulphur, Co. (quar.)
1
7
$51 V2C
11- V
10-31
preferred
General
7
1-
11-
11-
preferred
Lines
shares for each
R^.—
Fowler
9
1
1
11-20
Street
Instruments,
4.40%' preferred
9
12-
7
12-
1
11-15
preierred
Foote
11-
1
3
4.60%
11-16
profits)_
ocmtuit
Co.
&
"Florida
11-16
12-
1
11-
12-
shares
Coe
■Class
•.*
7
12-
12-
30c
Co
5
$1.06','4
(quar.)
(initial
11-
12-
$2
common
(quar.)
la
11-15
D
11-
12-
Gold.
Compress
11-16
(quar.—_____
Ltd.
Burndy Corp.
25c
0
II-
1
$1.75
(a
Investment
Extra
November
Ltd.
investment
10-26
$1.06 V*
the
Mfg.
9
25c
i—i
(quar.
11-
11-
1
12-
$51 Vac
Mack
Glass
10-26
—
Corp.—
in
Co.
Sharpe
Buckeye
Brass
Stores
6
$5c
,—__
on
11-
1
12-
MacGregor Sport Products (quar.)
quar.)
Electric—
&
meet
25c
Transit
12-
$37 Vac
MacLeod-Cockshutt
(accum.)
11- 3
(quar.)_:
11-15
a
11-20
20c
common
common
non-cumulative
Extra
11-15
J 60c
11-15
Musical
Mfg.,
Fisher
Hotel,
Lunkenheimer Co.
7
I-15
1
iioc
(quarJ
11-21
preferred
4V2%
—i__'_
(quar.)
payment
'Broadway-Hale
1
—_—
(quar.).
common
preferred' (quar.)
•Blackstone
•'*
Inc.
11-23
11-21
12-10
12-14
12-
JlOc
A
(quar.)
preference.
Angeles
10-31
1111-15
$1,311/4
u!_
class
iquar ).
5Firestone-'.'Tire;
12-17
$1.18%
—
12-10
12-10
1-2-57
2-1-57
(quar.).
(quar.)
preferred
7%
Los
■
l-» 4
25c
.
iquar.-)_
corp.,
12-14
11-15
1
30c
12-15
Federal
7
10-26
1
25c
:
Gregg (increased
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. (quar.)
Fajardo Sugar Co.
11-15
1
12-
12-
12-10
50c
(quar.)
Baltimore
11-20
$1.75
;
12-15
Credit Corp.,
Bus
.Faber,
1
uuar.)__
(quar.-)
Hathaway,
Bethlehem
12-
1
12-23
$1.18%
._i
common
preferred
4%%
•
12c
20c
(quar.)__
(quar.-).
Co.,
4V» %-
•Berkshire
12-21
12-
of
____
Shoe Corp.,-common
Huwill
7%
25c
11-
12-11
$1.50
preferred (quar.)__
Groceterias Co., Ltd.,
2nd
-
11-
1
50c
|5c
preferred- (quar.)
7%
1st
,
5
1
1-
20c
(quar.)
preferred
$2.40
12-
4%
Companies, Ltd.,
Loblaw
5
and.:.
(quar.)
U5c
pref.
&
Exeter
10-15
—__
~
preferred
&
1
—,
Guaranty
Co.
S.)
4%%
11-
$31 %C
11-
|30c
.____
Barymin Co., Ltd. tTesumed)
■
Erie
7
10-15
—_
Oil
3
1
.
America
Bareco
12-
Ltd.—
tquar.)_c—
10-31
11-30
t20c
Extra
60c
12-10
12-
11-
I
&
.
11-15
'
11-15
sale
on
:_
common
preferred
Lord
(quar.)
(quar.)
Massachusetts
is:
Equitable
12-3
$1.12
—
preferred
Baldwin Securities
2
11-16
J15c
Federal
(quar.)
Ay.shire Collieries iquar.)
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas,
s
1-
10-17
11-30
income
realized
dividend
B
11-23
1
distribution
(a
ordinary
profits
._•
Electronics
3
30c
(quar.)
common
12-
12-311
10-31
series
from
from
preferred
(quar.)
(James) & Sons (quar.)__
Lehigh Valley RR. (quar.)
Libby, McNeill & Llbby, common
11-19
$25«
Ltd.
(quar.)'__
_
American
.
11-15
1
common—_____
Point RR.,
Preferred (quar,)
,
1-
luc
Stock -dividend'
12-15
1
25c
(montnly)________
dir.,
Inc.
Corp.
Electric
Telepnone & Telegrapn co.,s com;
12-
11-
12-
30c
7%
5%%
5>/5c
11-20
12-15
30c
Lees
.
,
Associated
6%
5
11-27
25c
;
Eastern
.
4
10c
Co.,
Eastern
Standard
——
5
1-
■
Extra
11-13
Corp.—
(quar.)
12-
1-15
East Sullivan Mines
12-31
12-14
12-14
10-22
12-15
25c
Ltd.
Duriron
11-30
25c
(increased-quar.)
preierred
Ltd.—
Brothers
3
11-28
for each 200 shares held)
J.)
(N.
Dry
(quar.)__
Industries,
'
Oil Co.
Associated
Stock
10-26
12-
11-27
$1.18%
(quar.)
interest
cents
6
securities)
7oc
1
Fund—
cents
93%c
Ltd
2
of
$10
Co.(liquidating)
Co., 5% pfd.
Coe.l
Textile
11-
12-31
$1.50
i
\quar.)
1-
12-10
12-10
32c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Kroger Co.,
(quar.)
11-23
60c
(quar.)
common
1st
14
11-30
1-18
11-23
12-28
$1.25
guar.).!
12- 6
1
12-28
62 V2C
(quar.)
preferred
Beneficial
?
8
$145
$1.75
Electrohome
11-15
12 Vac
——
A
series
A
of
Ropos & Wire Ciotn, Lou.—
participating preference B (quar.)___
Drewry
:
—
11-
deposit receipts...
Co.
(quar.)
_j.
Pepper
7»/aC
'Argo
11-13
3
com." (quar.)
2-
c
$1
Knickerbocker
issue
at
(extra)—
coiumon
preferred
(Entire
Dominion
11-30
75c
—
1
12-
93%
12-20
3%
(increased
Co.
4,30%.
1
Donald
9
12-14
2Va%
Smelting & Refining (quar.)
Metal, Inc. (increased quar.)___
11-15
12-
Monthly
Del.—
ol
Corporation,
&
11-21
1
preferred
Keyes Fibre,
11-21
7
12-
1$2
dividend)
Welders
i-lastic
7
12-
c
of Rec.
50c
dividend
Mfg.
4%%
1
$1.05
(quar.)
30
12-
5c
5%
is-a)__;
Nov.
on
10-
Holder1
(quar.)
common
Kennametal, Inc. (quar.)
Kentucky Utilities Co., common
11-22
11-20
10-25
When
Payable
Extra
11-22
6
12-10
28 Vis
iquar.)
u.
p
Dominion
25c
dividend
6
12-
u
pfd.
i,td.
11-14
-
12-
5%
Joy
7
35c
11-
7
(quar.)
"•American
Ampco
1
12-
$4.20
Co.,
this
Dominguez Oil Fields
9
5uc
___—__
Construction
Seal-Kap
12-
$3
pfd.—•:
(quar.i_
Dr.
5uc
(quar.)
7%=■ preferred.
plus
American
,11-15
12-10
R
3%%
12-21
1
37 Vac
Corp.
12-
$1
&
11-
25c
4l/2% con;,
Coal
Dariington M:g.
3%
—
share
per
Inc.
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
& Laughiin Steel Corp.,
Jones
10-22
1
(quar.)
redemption
1
1
SI.20
American
called-for
:
12-
—
Products
American
11-16
10-31
(quar.)
),
Tea
3%%
10-31
12-
(quar.)_.
Corp.,
'Pass
35c
.
common
H
Zellerbach
12-
11-30
35c
__!
Nest
Cushman's Sons,
40c
._
—
Electric
&
2
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.
American
W.
87 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cement
&
1
Industries—
dividend
Crow's
11-16
____
_
Portland
(G.
Stock
11-
Jewel
Stock
!
Refining
$1.15
4.20%
preferred
Alpha
11-
12-
$1.12 Va
__
common
Stores Corp.,
4%
11-15
quar.)
(quar.)
divioend
Corson
»'■
1
20%
Crown
27c
(quar.)
Steel,
1-15
from
17c
(increased
com.
Co.,
preferred
Wood
11-30
1
2-
50c
prior preferred
Alabama
and„
gains).
(quar.j
Corp.,
12-15
12-
Per
Share
Name of Company
1
31'Ac
Steel
Refrigeration
Products
11-
Co.—
d.vidend
Copeland
Corn
Insurance
(quar.)_L
CribDen & Sexton Co.;
common
preierred
Alabama
-
income
capital
Reduction,
10c
27 Vac
&
1
437V2C
—
(quar.)
Copper
preferred
Stock
of Rec.
undistributed
irom
Del.
Life
Cooper Bessemer Corp.
Holders
Payable
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Inc.' (10c
investment
net
>
Inc.,
Products,
preferred
conv.
Advisers
When
Share
of Company
(quar.)
12-
flOc
American
Continental
5%
0) Rec.
12c
+
(s-al
Continental
follow with
Holders
Payable
Ltd., 50c cl. A (quar.)
Consumers Gla^s, Ltd.
a second table in which we
show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Name
B
Theatres,
When
Share
Name of Company
Consolidated
13
1
12-
1
11-15
45c
12-10
11-
9
M5C
12-10
11-
9
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1802)
Per
Name
O'okiep
shares
20
12-
Per
to
Dec.
7
Ohio Forge &
Machine Corp.
Oklahpma Natural Gas, com
4%% preferred A (quar.)
preferred
4%%
Trunz,
to
B
10-31
United Air Lines IncG(quar.)—___
37VuC
11-15
10-31
United
Aircraft
12%c
United
Engineering
1
10-19
1
11-
Pacific
Peerless
62 Vic
$0.9565
—
25c
iquar.i
preferred C (quar.)—-—
preferred D <quar.i—
preferred E (quar.)
—
Common
11-
'7
12-
5
1
12-
U.
11-12
1-
414%
4.70%
S.
7
10-31
11-
8
1
S.
11-21
12-13
1
11-
12-
1
11-
U.
9
S.
9
S2%C
United
11-29
12-
Freight
——
Universal
Pennsylvania
RR.
Pepper
(Dr.)
Perfect
Circle
Stock
12-
1
11-
9
Vulcan
Mold
12-
1
11-
9
Wayne
Pump Co.
12-
1
11-
9
Stock
12-
1
11-
9
Warien
35c
12-10
11-
5
12-10
11-
5
25c
20%
——
Gear
&
preference
Stock
Philadelphia
Title
Finance
5%%
Plomb
Tool
&
A
Portland
Gas
Princeton
(extra)
—
Coke
Co.
in.
J.)
Invest.
Tile
Co.
Co.
&
A
preference
common
Stock
Co.,
dividend
preferred
B
St.
Paul
Fire
St.
Paul
Union
8c
Corp.
Corp.
Extra
Insurance
red.
:
red.
Common
Wrigley
11-15
10-31
1
10-29
1
11-
(increased
12-
(quar.)
1
12-27
11-23
$1
12-
1
11-
12-
1
12-
1
11-16
1-17.
9
11-15
12-
11-
1111-
11-16
25c
11-16
1-10
12-20
12-
12-12
11-20
1
10-20
30c
11-
11-15
11-
9
$ 15c
20c
1-
2
1-
2
11-30
12-15
11-23
12-
11-15
1
12-
1
11-
8
12-
1
11-
8
3%
62 %c
12-
1
11-
8
12-
1
11-
8
12-15
11-15
30c
12-19
11-30
35c
__
12-19
11-30
30c
A (quar.)
12-10
11-23
50c
12-10
11-
2
50c
Development Co., class
12-10
11-
2
75c
11-
(quar.)_„„
preferred
Southern
___
common
——
5
11-30
11-
5
12-
11-
5
6
50c
12-13
50c
12-14
11-15
12-14
11-15
$1
11-30
(quar.)
12-
1
12-
1
11-
9
$1.05
com.
12-10
60c
(quar.)
Co.—
Sparks-Wit.hington
11.-30
11-
25c
quar.—
iquar. )
(quar.)
Electric Service,
preferred
5
25c
preterred
4.40%
11-
30'Ac
——
(increased
5%
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
Southland Paper Mills (s-a)_
Spencer Chemical, common (quar.)
Southwestern
11-30
26 %c
(quar.)
(quar.
Railway,
10-16
25 %c
(quar.)_______
Gas
10-16
11-30
Co.—
preferred
Natural
1
$1
preferred
The
23c
was
5%%
iquar.)__
12-
29c
$1.10
1
11-
9
12-15
12-
3
11-
10-20
1
(R. C.)
^Allied
Mills,
Aluminum
4
% %
Co.
3%%
these
payable
last
Book
American
convertible
Standard
Oct.
on
Ltd.,
Extra
$3.50
_Apreferred
net
Standard
Oil
Standard
Co.
of
Register,
Class A
Subject
to
holders
ihe
and
approval
the
of
(J.
L.t
Eaer
8c
1st
Suburban
5.20%
Sullivan
Sons
Fuller,
preferred
be
Co.
common
Paper
iquar.)
Gold
Thompson Products,
preferred
8c
12-20
12-10
12-20
12-10
11-23
11-
5
American-Marietta
25c
12-15
12-
1
5%
preferred
American Metal
common
(quar.)
Home
American
Hospital
American
10-29
11-15
11-
12-
11-15
1
(quar.)_—
12-17
12-17
11-16
11-16
12-15
1112-
option
2
tional
2-
1
10-31
12-
1
15c
1-
2
American
10-24
2
1-2
12-
5
12-
When
Holdern
Payable
6%
7
9
35c
12-15
11-30
$1
12-15
11-30
Newspapers,
Nichols
Stock
r'"
6%
6%
be
than
Avalon
»
American
3
11-
10c
(quar.)
10-15
1
15c
11-
1
10-15
11%C
(quar.)*
11-
1
10-15
Co.—
prior
30c'
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
*—
10-19
10-30
10-12
10-30
10-12
37 %c
Co.
10-30
10-12
—
15c
10-30
10-12
——
15c
10-30
10-12
5%
Canteen
11-
i
of
America—
dividend
preferred
11-1
15c
15c
preferied
Corp.,
Telephone Co.
5%%
10-
10-17
1
9-15
Ltd.—
$34 %c
(quar.)
10-31
10-
11-
l
10-15
10-29
11-26
40c
10-29
1
10-
'
11-
1
10-19
11-
8
10-
11-
1
11-
1
plus
come
35c
from
net
security
Ayres (L. S.) & Co., common
4%%
preferred (quar.)
4%%
10-15
10-15
8
12-
3
profits)-
10-31
10-15
10-31
10-15
10-31
10-15
IOC
—
preferred (1947 series)
1
30c
$1.12%
$1.12%
10-31
$1.50
1-15-57
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Corp.
Baldwin
Piano
prefercred
Bankers
Commercial
Class
A
Class
(quar.)
B
Barymin
3
Bates
10-31
12-
3
10-15
11-14
11-
2
11-14
11-
2
12-
11-15
12%c
1
&
Best
10-22
Beldlng-Corticelli,
Belknap
11-10
10-29
15c
11-15
11-
1-1-57
12-14
11-
11-30
11-9
12-1
11-9
11-
Birtman
Bishop
10-17
Bliss
2
12%e
1
10-31
12-
1
1
11-15
11-
11-10
10-19
1
11-20
10-23
11-15
10-24
25c
12-17
12-
3
11-29
11-15
10c
11-29
11-15
12-21
12-
5
11-
12-15
11-30
11-15
10-31
11-
1
10-15
12-20
11-20
12-17
11-16
1
10-16
30c
4 35c
1
11-
1
10-19
11-
1
10-19
$1.12%
in
in
Ridge
10-10
from
net
12-10
Booth
11-1
4%
Boston
Edison,
4.25%
Boston
(quar.)
&
(quar.)
1
>1-9-57
12-
1
$1
;
1
12-
3%
dividend
12-
12-15
12-
Ship Building Co.
iN.
(quar.)
J.)
$1.25
12-20
12-10
$1
11-21
11-
7
10-26
1
10-11
11-28
10-20
50%
25c
11-15
net
10-31
12-22
12-
11-
1
10-15
12-20
$62%c
12-10
8
Carolina)-^from
(10c
un¬
and
income
long-term
20c
capital
30c
—---—-—----
(quar.)
11-15
60C
iquar.)
_____
87'/2
C
70c
(quar.)
$1.03 >.'4
L.
12c
$1.25
10-19
11-
10-20
1
1
10-19
11-
1
10-15
1-2-57
$1
—
10-24
11-20
11-
6c
25c
—
12-12
11-
1
11-
1
11-26
12-28
10-10
10-10
10-31
12-14
9-15
10-17
11-15
Columbia
British
Ltd.—
$72 %C
British
Telephone
preferred
Borough
Union
Brown Shoe
Stock
Mfg.
(Charles)
Co.
Co.,
Co.
Steel
Creek
B
Bunker
11-
1
1
10-
8
55c
12-
1
11-15
2-15-57
12-31
25c
12-
25%
10c
(s-a)
11-
9
12-14
11-23
11-
1
10-15
12-14
8c
12-31
SI
11-
1
11-
1
10-23
11-28
11-16
$25c
11-
1
10-15
$17 %c
common
11-
1
10-15
$1
11-
(year-end)
(quar.)
4%
1
1
$1.50
9
Castings,
35c
——
A
com.
preferred
Dredging,
Co.
1
11-
3%
(initial
s-al
—
(initial)
Hill
11-
12-
50c
(initial quar.)
Corp.
Oil*
Inc.,
Gold
1
preferi-ed
—
Forge Co
Bulloch's Ltd., class
Class
12-24
12-
$1.10
Buffalo
Bullock's
10-17
(quar,)_,
Products
preferred
10-17
1
(quar.)—______—
dividend
Buchanan
1
11-
$1.10
Co., new common
Window
11-
1-1-57
95c
Co.—
Gas
Gas
10-17
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
4.40%
1
$$1.50
pfd.
$3.80
G^s,
10-10
11-
$$1.19
(quar.)
Taunton
1
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd
1
11-
Ltd.—
Products,
——
Columbia
12-
$12%c
$$1.09%
Forest
Quarterly
Bulolo
preferred
3
11-
75c
(accum.)__
<quar.)__
Ltd.
1
Lines—
11-26
11-
10-29
6%
12-15
12-10
10-31
Buckeye Steel
1-9-57
10-15
30c
Buck
25c
1
12 %c
10-22
3%
9
11-
9-29
(interim)
10-15
1
2-
2%
(quar. from invest, inc.)—
RR., 5%
preferred
Maine
Paper,
9
12-
9
3-1-57
15C
10-15
Green Fund
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada,
$2.90
preference
(quar.)
Bowater
10-31
12-15
11-
Bowling
11-
'25c
Fund
common
Inc.
12c
;
com.
3
:.
(North
common
preferred
Fund
50c
(interim)
1
12-
5C
pfd.
preferred (quar.j
11-
10-15
11-
15C
1
50c
Borg-Warner Corp., common
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
37%c
1
$17%C
)5c
;
Bruning
10-15
—
(from investment income)-
Corp.
Fisheries,
Brown
65c
(quar.)
common—
dividend)
ordinary
undistributed
Brooklyn
12-28
10-25
11-
25C
Mutual
'gains)
4.40%
10-31
11-15
:
(quar.)
Ltd., 5%
Brooklyn
—
10-17
50c
___—
Ridge
10-15
10-31
—_____—
Insurance
Quarterly
6%
71c
Texas)
pfd.
Co.,
Corp.
distributed
11-21
l
10-20
(quar.)
Brockton
addi-
cash
(Galv.
1
holder's
At
paid
12-
of
1
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Bondstock
3%c
11-
Laughlin (stock dividend)—
Tobacco, common (quar.)___,—
Ribbon
Blue
1
7%
(stock
(quar.)
W.)
Blue
10-26
11-
10-20
$1.50
Bros.
6%
10-15
Co.
Electric
Blue
11-15
1
50c
*—
Oil
(E.
Bloch
11-15
12-
1
1
10c
Mfg.
Common—
10-31
5
11-
(quar.)__
&
5
11-
—
Ltd.,
Hardware
5
11-
11-
—
—
Works
10-26
12-
10-17
11-
10-18
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Watch
10-26
(quar.)
10-31
Benrus
1
$50c
pfd.
11-17
1
1
12-
27 %c
A
Iron
12-
—»—
class
prior
Co.
12-31
(.s-a)______
$1
&
10-11
10-22
llil5
llJ 9
$5c
(quar.)
Apartments,
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
1
$25c
:i
Corp,
Beneficial
11-
$75c
(extra 1
Canada)
Beaux-Arts
1st
Vac
$80c
—
(of
28c
11-15
62
—
Ltd.
Co., Ltd
Innes, Ltd.,
Baystate
10-31
11-1
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Barber-Ellis
12-
6%
Co.,
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Eathurst Power &c Paper Co., Ltd.—
11-15
invest¬
ye^r-end
quar.)
Ltd.
non-cumulative
1
33c
30c
(quar )
President
&
(quar.)
Automatic
10-11
5%
(quar.)
dividend
A
A
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
6%
Boston
(quar.)
preferred
5
11-12
l
Banking
A
4%%
(quar.)
$4
class
preferred
$1.50
,
10-11
3
—
(monthly)if.
profits).
Cnemical,
American
11-
$25c
(quar.)
$1.20 convertible
10-15
3
11-
5c
special
Potash
7
1211-
I_
from net profits plus l%c from inc.)____
Axe-Houghton Fund "B," Inc. (5c from in¬
1
11-
40c
dividend)
Petroleum
A
11-15
11-
15c
(increased)
American
Class
1
56 %c
15c
American
2
12-
Avco Mfg. Corp., $2.25 conv. pfd. (quar.)—
^Axe-Houghton Fund "A"
(quar.
of 31 %c
Gas—
&
10-
$55c
(quar,)
convertible
Automobile
.
(quar.)_____
(Orlando)
Insur.
Nepheline,
1
11-15
1
2%c
preferred
11-
1
12-
$1.25
can
(increased
Ltd.
A
Austin,
of Rec.
from
(quar.)_
common
a
rather
Natural
Common
Stock
11-
Steels,
6%%
11-14
87%c
__________
Fund, Inc. (6c from
National
11-21
93%C
(s-a)
Class
1-18
11-30
56c
J.)
(stock
realized
shares
American
(quar.)_l:__u_
10-25
12-15
50c
Wholesalers Ltd.—
Augusta
11-20
5c
;
(quarterly
<N.
Co.,
and
11-13
11-10
Development Mutual Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly (from investment income)
12-20
45c
(quar.)
Supply
distribution
1
12-21
1-
Mutual
from net
9
12-21
25c
Z~
11-20
1-
25c
(quar.)
income
American
50c
25c
:
1
12-1
87%c
(quar.)__r
Common
50c
$4c*
II
12-
11-13
12-13
$2.50
(s-a)
(quar.)
com.
1*2-13
50c
(qu^r.)
Atomic
50c
^
1
$1
(quar.)
Atlas
11-14
|25c
pfd.
Co., Ltd.,
preferred
(«uar.)____
4%%
Co.,
preferred
Bliss &
(quar.)
Maracaibo
ment
$6c
(quar.)___:
12-10
156c
(quar.)
Products Corp.
American
American
65c
(s-ai
Atlantic
50c
(quar.)
25c
30c
_____
11-15
Ltd.—
Casualty
9
11-30
(s-at__
Oil
&
11-
8
Refining
9
50c
(quar.)
preferred
3.75% preferred B
|60c
Furniture
12-10
11-
RR.
Atlantic
•
20c
Fire
9
12-14
common
1
Co.
Line
93%c
Quarterly
11-
12-10
::: —
Coal
American
American
11-28
12-31
_
_
12-
•
Line
Coast
non-cumulative
11-14
»
(initial)
common
Tiling
Corp.
25c
!2c
Fxtra
Pacific
11-30
43 %c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Cora.
11-15
12-15
—
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)__
Mines,
Symington-Gould
12-15
30c
common
Sylvania Electric Products,
Inc.,
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Sylvanite
11-16
Finance
a
^
Sutherland
Enka
American
ZI
Mines,
Extra
American
10c
preferred
series"
Consolidated
1
12-
65c
(quar.)
11-16
Coast
5%
20c
;
iquar.)
Encaustic
(quar.)
Atlantic
Belmont
(quar.•)•_'_
Colortype Co.
12-15
Cur¬
on
10-25
:li- 2
15c
(quar.)
—
Shares
Can
12-15
stock¬
the
split
(quar.)
Propane Gas,
"1951
the
Comptroller of
the
shares
will
three-for-one basis.
rency
12-17
tlOc
(quar.)_:
American
30c
Warner Corp. (quar.
~
~
Sterling Aluminum Products iquar.)
—Z"~
Sterling National Bank 8c Trust Co.—
1
11- 1
$1
(quar.)
preferred
50c
Co.
American
American
30c
2
;
.
Stanley
1-
„
20c
X___
45c
(initial
common
(initial)
-----
(quar.)_
California (quar.)
9
11-28
common
Machines, Inc.
income)
25c
.
Forgings Corp.
10-
1
quar.)_
(quar.)______
Business
87 %c
-
(quar.)
Standard
1
127%c
common
Co.
50C
(quar.)
11-
22.
(quar.)
$1.50
iquar.):
common
$1.08%
on
Year-end
preferred
Brands,
9
9
2nd
last
(quar.)
Board
10-26
4.35%
11-30
(quar.)_
preferred
Box
American
10-26
10-31
10-
payment
________
6%
Corp.
City Electric Co.—
10-
!4c
columns
The
payable
Ailoys Corp.
American
11-20
8
10-
10c
Canada,
Airlines,
conv.
American
1
12-
1
12-
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar Co., 5%
Amerada
Petroleum
(quar.)
American
12-
25c
1
50c
(quar.)___
of
53 %c
Ry.—
1
Cement—
preferred
Fe
quar.)__
11-
27c1
(increased
Co.
Ltd.
Santa
11-
27%c
(quar.)
Cast Steel
&
(initial
Corp.—
Corp., new
preferred (quar.)
Aluminium,
1
10-23
11-
30c
i
Products
3.75%
Alloy
Inc.
11-
11-21
$1.02%
10c
New common
(initial)
Allied Control Co. (quar.)
Allied
1
10%
$1.08%
40c
In
Business
12-
.
preferred
25c
(s-ai
Portland
div.)__.
4.35%
lOc
Allentown
1
preferred (quar.)
4.J0% preferred (quar.)
22%c
Year-end
Allen
11-
12-10
25c
declaration
Corp.
1
1
12-24
31'Ac
________
(quar.)
dividend
Radio
1
12-
4%
Inc.—
Products
11-
Products
5 % %
(quar.)
preferred
Control
1
10-29
10c
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores,
Air
12-
12-10
25c
incorrect.
6c
a
1
62 %c
11-20
f$1.37%
preferred
reported
was
11-
1
3%
dividend
10
1
Corp., 4'/2%> preferred (quar.)
Topeke
common
Atlantic
—
(quar.)
Fund,
Dec.
11-30
$ 12 %c
:
B
4.88%
Affiliated
1
25c
Morgan) Co. (quar.)___,
Mobil I Oil Co. (quar.)____
Southern
Corp.
12-
10-15
12-20
50c
(quar.)
convertible
Aeroquip
11-
11-13
Alloys
preferred
Aircraft
_____
Southern Company
55c
(quar.)
12-
Share
Manufacturing
5% '/,
1
$4
dividend
Acronca
12-
40c
______
Slock
11-
12-20
10-15
28c
59c
11-
X''\-
(quar.)
1
(quar.)__
preferred
Stock
Corp.
1
11-
.____
11-15
'
(quar.)__
preferred
1
11-
(increased)
com.
(quar.)
New
2
12-
$60c
$1.08%
preferred
Atchison,
12-10
$20c
:
(quar.)
preferred
8
27 %c
Co.,
preferred
$4.35
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.—
1 !-20
Service
10-
$62 %c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
(quar.)
Co.
Adams-Millis
1-10
11-
conv.
Steel
*
11-
B
jl-
(quar.)
Extra
1-10
1
Dairies
$1.10
Acme
common
1-4
Ltd.—
of Company
Aluminum
Acme
11-
11-21
Abbotts
9
Ltd.,
preference A
Public
$2.36
10-20
Per
11-
12-
10-31
Corp.,
11-15
25c
Name
1-2-57
10-15
preceding table.
1-10
$1.75
divid.
11-15
$2.50
10-26
Below we give tbe dividends announced In
previou*
.weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this
week, these being given in the
10-22
this
75c
2
10-26
10-15
on
1
Class
11-15
11-
11-30
pfd.
1
Aro Equipment
(quar.)
Corp.
10-20
1
11-
1
1
Jr.. (monthly)_____
Worsted
1
12-14
11-
Atlantic
(qui r.)
11-
12-
11-
$1.25
Wood)
10-20
llr
11-15
________
Corp.
1
15c
$1.10
Co.—
Alan
11-
(quar.)
Arkansas-Louisiana Gas (stock
Subject to SEC approval.
$1.31%
(see
9
11-13
50c
Co.
1
.}.
1
(quar.)
10-10
11-
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Athey
(increased) js-a)
Co.,
1
1
12-10
$1.12%
25c
(quar.)
prior
plus
1
$1.20
1112-
Co.—
11-
$1
York-Hoover
9
share
Power
11-
iquar.)__
1
30c
(quar.)
25c
pfd.
11-15
Applied Research Laboratories (quar.)__.
11-16
$56'Ac
.
1
preferred
11-15
25c
week
(S.
4.24%
(Wm.i
11-15
1
10c
_____
11-
1
com
redemption
11-15
Monthly
11-
'
1
1
4%%
7%
25c
—
Extra
1
11-
&
preferred
12-
12-
12-
$1
(s-a)—
(quar.)
Steel
conv.
Wyandotte
12-10
12-
$1.13
(quar.)____
Machinery
Industries, common
11-16
50c
quar.)_
Edison
(Alan)
12-15
15c
California
10-26
10-26
Newspaper
7
$50c
dividend
South Texas
12- 1
,y^lC%
12-
15c
$1.12%
Chocolate
H.)
12-31
3%
iquar.)
B
25c
Monthly
9
$1.25
(quar.)
_
4%
5%
25c
Extra
Texas
10-19
12-
(quar.):
_—
7%
10-26
$1.18%
5% preferred iquar.)
Simpson's Ltd. (quar.)
Skil Corp.
(quar.)
;
Extra
Stix.
Wood
25c
Extra
Etifel
Wood
12-
-
preferred
Arizcna
(accum.i:'_
preferred
10-20
11-22
12-
;
Ltd. (increased)
Siegler Corp. iincre?.sed nuar.)
Signode Steel Strapping Co.—
4.08%
5%%.
11-23
25c
common
A
10-26
4.80%
Bankshares
(G.
1
11-
29 %c
___
Shirriff-Horsey,
Southern
Wood
12-15
29 %c
iquar.)__
preferred
preference
1
common
common
preferred
12-13
29|>c
29} AC
_
____
•
Co.,
2nd
$2.50
12-
Alabama
of
Co.,
preferred
Wisconsin
5
40c
(interim)
common
Selected Risks Indemnity Co. (quar.)__
Servomechanisms, Inc. (quar.)
Shawinigan Water 8c Power Co.—
4.20%
11-
$5
11-15
1
40c
Seaboard & Surety Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Seagrave Corp. (stock dividend)
Class
11-15
12-
B
Supply,
Wilbur-Suchard
11-15
11-15
30c
(quar.)__
(quar, >_
(quar,)
;
Finance
preferred
Socony
1
1
10c
(quar. )_^
preferred
Stock
5%%
10-31
n12-
$20c
(quar.)
A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)_:
preferred C (quar.)—
preferred D (quar.
Arms
Smith
11-15
3%
preferred
4%%
Motor
11-
...
conv.
4%
White
$10c
Works,
4%%
$5
1
12-
—
(Mich.)
Marine
4%%
$4.75
11-
50c
—
Stockyards
Water
Seaboard
11-15
50c
a_:
A
$2.40
35c
X,
11-15
62 %c
60c
Dental Mfg.
S.)
$25c
_.
(quar.)____
Manufacturing
Schering
(S.
f 20c
(quar.).__
—
(quar.)
Ltd., class
Argus
11-8
(quar.)
Railway
White
12'Ac
—
(quar.)
A
Paper,
Savage
Auto
1
35c
—
.__
iquar.)
com.
Axle Co.
4%%
Western
11-20
11-
55c
(quar.)
iquur.)——
Spring 8c
Haas
class
Corp.,
11-15
2%c
____—___
Rockwell
11-30
11- 8
(increased)
1
62 %c
Inc.,
for
per
Electric
11-30
(quar.)
preferred
Woodali
(quar,i__
Rohm
4.70%
1
$105
Appalachian
Co.,
called
11-30
.
12-
10-19
30c
25c
c
$1
(quar.>
——
Jose
12-
at
12-15
—
preferred
4%%
America—
of
(Dayton, Ohio)
Brass
Drug Co. (quar.)
Robinson, Little &c Co. Ltd.,
San
9
issue
1
50c
(quar,)_
Sugar (quar. >
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
50c
(quar.)——
pfd.
1st
iquar.).,
Insurance
Copper
Class
11-
Jan.
12%c
Co,
Indies
roc
(quar.)-_---
Trust
Rexall
Rudy
1
Entire
Mfg.
11-15
62%c
—
dividend
Welsbach
20c
Estate
4%
12-
15C
(Initial)
Rolland
West
25c
(quar.)
non-cuin.
8c
9
50c
(quar.)
Refining Corp.
Class
11-
20c
Oil
Co.,
Reliable
West
1
50c
—.—
4%
Revere
11-19
12-
13%
(quar.)------
Quaker State
Real
11-19
12-20
55c
—
(quar.)
Reading
Redondo
12-20
12-
5
Electrical
25c
(quar. >
—_
15c
Steel; Corn,
Wa'er
4.80%
5 %
—
(quar.)
8c
2
*
iquar. 1—————
Portsmouth
2
11-
Apex
11-15
12-15
_________________
11-
$56 %C
11- 5
1
5
(quar.)
11-15
12-1
1- 1
12- 1
$1.10
com
10-19
11-
$15c
Inc.
IX
11-
1-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Trap Co. of America,
preferred (quar.) '''.
Anvil Brand, class A (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
10-31
12-15
$1
A
5%
11-15
-
preferred
Class
Animal
11-15
1
34 %C
11-30
50c
1
11-
25c
(quar.)
11-30
12%c
A—
1
11-
(s-a)__
common
2
11-15
(s-a)_
Co.
Western
Insurance
common
11-
12-
11-20
12 '/2c
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
Class
1
12-15
25c
,
—
Co.—
Phila.)
1
Co.
Iron
D.)
1-
37%c
preferred (quar.)
Washington Building Trust (Boston)
Washington Steel, common (quar.)
45c
(quar.)——
(quar.)—,
convertible preferred
preferred
Poor
Co,
dividend--.
Pioneer
6%
Water
Society
dividend
Stock
3
$1.75
iqr.ar.)—.
common
Suburban
12-
Extra
preferred
(quar.i—
Philadelphia Electric Co., com.
$1
12-20
,
Co.—
7%
Phila.
50c
$1.06'/i
4 % %
$4.50
(quar.)
Machine
Anheuser-Busch.
Extra
Co.)
div'dend———
Perkins
$1.01
$1.15
Pepper
Dr.
tsee
11- 2
2
Corp.—
(quar.)
$1.12 %
iquar.)—.——
Co.
11-^13
(quar.)__
10-10
11-
25c
(quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
11- 9
11-
(quar.)
Insurance
(S.
preferred
——5'A
A
&
5%%
10-10
37 %c
Products
Corp
(quar.)
11-23^
(increased-quar.)
$1.17 %
—
_
11-I6
preferred
11-13
___________________________________
pref.
12-15
6%
1
50c
Water Works,
$1.12%
common
Playing Card
Printing & Lithograph Co.,
5%/
1
5
10-
11-
(Indianapo¬
25c
Thermos
Viscose
American
2
9
Co.
B
American
Co.—
(quar.)_
States Loan
Insurance
25c
$1.75
Chemical
&
1111-
1
of Rec.
10-31
$1.75
A
—20c
Foundry
&
preferred
Extra
10-19
12-
Borax
412%
U.
10-16
Us S.
preferred F <quar.)
preferred G (quar.)„
4.60%
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
1
1212-
40c
iquar.)
Products
25c
4.05%
4.50%
Co.
preferred (quar.)
United Gas Improvement,
10-31
$1.10
—
Pennsylvania Electric Co.-—
4.40%
preferred B (quar.).*____-__-_~_*~
3.70%
11-23
25c
(special)
iquar.»_
1
11-
$22
10%
dividend)——
(stock
Corp.
Cement
S3
50c
—-
California
of
Sheraton
9
90c
—____—
7%
(quar.)
common
(initial)
Products
Hawaiian
Paddock
Park
Corp
Glass,
Class
11-15
Car
lis), class
American
quarterly
Tank
11-15
5
Holdert
Paya~ble
Refining—
(quar.).
States
American
12-10
11-
12-
J30c
61V2C
—
12-31
When
Share
Company
Smelting &
preferred
12-10
Corp.—
10-31
Increased
Union
Monday, October 29, 1956
.
Per
Name of
American
Ltd.—
Carbon
59%c
__—
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.,
(quar.)—_______
Carbide '&
11-15
11-
Marine
preferred
.
11-19
75c
35c
(quar.)_—
12-
4%
'
I
11-30
20c
New
quar.)
12-12
$1.12 %
Outboard
(increased
com.
S3
Inc.,
Owens-Illinois
12-31
Acceptance
6%
Union
______
_____
Insurance
Life
11-12
Inc.
Union
(Chicago)——
Republic
Omar,
11-30
Stores,
Drug
4%%
4(2% class A pfd. (quar.)
Orange County Telephone Co.—
6%
preferred (s-a)„——
Old
of Rec.
17%c
.
Holdert
PayaJble
preferred A (quar.$1.12%
preferred B (quar.)_____—_____
$1.06%
Thrifty
7.05%
of
tax
When
Share
Name of Company
the rate of exchange
4:
1956.
Non-resident
will be deducted.
in
change
prior
shrhldr.
4.92%
$2.78
subject
Payment
share.
American
any
of Rec.
12-14
ordinary
equal to approximately $2.78 per
of
dividend
A
Holder*
Payable
Amer. shares
,shillings oh
Ltd.
Copper,
When
Share
of Company
.
1
10-15
$25c
11-15
10-24
30c
11-10
10-
(quar.)
Ltd
(quar.)
(Continued
10-23
on
page
48)
8
Volume
Number 5581
184
.
the Commercial
.
.
and Financial Chronicle
(1803)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
W
Bance for Prnlm
STOCKS
Year 1955
19
13
Jan
6
46% Jan
48% Jan
28
Jan
18
58
111
38
45% Apr
109% Feb
Oct
22
14% Jan
55
Oct
1
67% Jan
ACF
63
Sep
28
76
Apr 10
29% May 25
20
5% preferred
ACF-Wrigley Stores
Aug 25
Aug 25
21% Oct
14
19
19
Jun
34"% Sep
3
77% Jan
21
130
22
20
Dec
30% Jan
Sc."
23% A
9
108
Jan
1
12% Oct
14
4
Adams
4
Adams-Millis
15% Oct
15
22 Va Jan
3
19
16% Oct
12
50% Aug
2
27% Mar 14
41
% Dec
21
Mar 15
157
Dec
22
136
Feb
9
187
Aug
155
Dec
28
170
Jan
5
156
Jan
27
163
Mar 14
2% Nov
29
6
17"% Oct
11
109% Jan
7
18
Jan
80
3
Aug
9
28% July 25
91% Aug
July
18
267/8 Mar 30
117
6
9
Oct
4% Feb
6
4.50%
Alco
117% Jan
19
2
17% Oct
23 % Feb
6
88% Jan
23
Jan
3
80% Oct
11
7% Jan
26
11
July 12
7% Jan
23
3
326
Jun
3
241% Sep
14
10% May
7
241% Sep 14
122
Mar 14
170
Jun
24
160
104
Jan
4
117
Nov" 11
14% Jan
7
20% Aug 26
122% July
6
Jan
20
19
Jan
3
34
Dec
22
25% Dec
40
98
May
4
3
18% Jan
17
729% Apr
25% Aug 15
36% Apr 23
Allied
Kid
Sep~26
110
134% Apr
34% Aug
41
1
55% May 12
72% Jan
2% Nov
16
39
34
Jan
5
Vt Jan
17
Oct
14
1
23
105 y4 Jun
70
Oct
11
91% Feb
34
Apr
Feb
14
99% Feb
9
2% Sep
Apr
Jan
30
91% Jan
10
62
22
105% Sep
36
Jan
2
72
Nov
14% Jan
6
Jan
9% Jan
3
38 y4 May 16
48 y8 Nov
30
40
Oct
1
43% Aug 31
35% Jan 18
47
3
40
Oct
22
38% Jan
27
54% Oct
1
597/e Dec
Jan
23% Oct
46% Sep 18
71% May 6
7
23 y4 Mar 17
33
Nov
17
27 Ye Mar 14
33% Dec
9
100% Jan
17
91% Sep
27
19
20% Sep
51/4 Oct
21
27% Feb
48
Mar 14
69 y4 Dec
22
61
Jan
Mar 15
135% Dec
21
126
Jan
22% Jun
13% Jan
28
34
Nov
3
Sep 29
40% Sep 22
15
Jan
3
20 y2
62% Feb
3% Nov
130
1
21-
86
9
5% Apr
Jan
7%
1
13'/a Sep
16
11 Va Jan
30
15
18 y8 Dec
2
13
4
Sep
9
13% Jun
1
15% May 25
Sep 26
9
9
6%
American
6%
American
9
80% Oct
26
93
35 Va Feb
10
45 % Oct
Oct
25
36 % Oct
16
Mar 29
5%%
American
3.90%
19
Amer
24% Mar 16
32
4
Amer
25
Oct
2
108
28
Jan
16
American
30
Jan
27
5%%
Mar
*22%
31%
32
31%
3174
*31 Va
31%
48%
48%
48%
49%
89
88
88
32%
32
32%
32 %
2
34% May
Mar 16
100
4% %
37% Feb
9
6
72% Apr
11
58% Sep
161% Jun
13
39 y4 Jan
3
121% Oct
11
29% Feb
1
21
172
Apr 22
46 % Aug 24
131% Aug 12
40% Jan
9
American
8
54% Aug
9
Amer
8
24% Mar 20
43% Dec
58% Feb
2
64% Jan
6
100
Nov
147% Nov
16
14% Jan
12
172% Jan
13
59% Mar 20
150
Sep
4
42
Jan
10
Apr
25
39% Jan
16
4
82
120
18
46% Nov
6
21
23
56
30
137y4 Jan
36% Jan
Feb
46% Jan
19
174
Sep
Feb
46% Mar
17
21
2
129% Mar 26
-51
1%
62% Feb
Jan
Dec
2120
15
1
5
Tiling
Corp
—
8% Oct
27
26% Jan
13
25% May 17
16% Oct 14
Leather com
&
American
Ship
10
% July 20
5
29
27
Jgn 17
May 28
6
17% Oct
25
23 Va Mar 13
.*11%
*97%
1
*13%
14'%
*14
Corp
1
16
100
101 %
common—7
35
35%
100
Products
6%
5%%
Zinc
Lead
Co
Anaconda
Wire & Cable
For
footnotes
see
page
26.
4%
51
*47
132 %
*47
130
4%
*47
51
134
197a
138
132
131%
400
197'a
141
1,600
3,600
4%
51
13174
12
*1174
12
*1174
12
*11%
*97'%
98%
*97%
98%
*97%
98%
*14
3,800
12
98%
16%
14
14 %
16
16
16
101%
35
*99
14
13%
16
16
*99
101'%
3474
*99
101%
3474
34
3474
3474
84
80'/a
*801/8
84
14
1,700
16
1,600
101 %
353/a
15,400
80'/a
10
*81
84
*80 Va
44
44
44%
4474
43%
43%
43%
4974
1,100
28
27 Va
2774
26
2674
26%
26 %
14,700
2774
103
*101
103
*101
101
♦101
104
105
25%
25%
25'%
2574
25%
25%
25%
25%
*2874
29%
*28 7a
29 7b
*2874
2974
*28%
297'a
15 %
15%
15%
15'%
1574
1574
*151/2
157a
26
6
300
6
574
6574
65%
65%
66%
4,100
30
30
30
30%
30
30
30
3074
30%
3074
1,200
1
35
35
34%
34%
33%
34
3374
34 %
34
35
No par
47
47%
47
47 %
46%
47
46 %
47
47%
47 3 4
19
1974
1874
19%
18%
19
18 %•
19
18%
18aA
No par
25
■
6
6
*157
-
>
*156
159
50
No par
6.25
43% July 11
No par
Clayton &■ Co
..—21,80
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
_10
35"% Mar 19
Andes Copper Mining
preferred
14
159
1
*152
*674
674
6%
674
63/4
30%
30%
30%
30 %
303A
80
52
52 %
149
154
43%
*122
*79%
80
5174
153
43%
44
*123
124
45
45 %
44 7 a
*14f2
.
53
43%
124
45%
35
*96
36%
33 %
27%
78%
52%
150 %
45
123
%
45%
50%
43%
*122
4374
5074
79
5274
151
4374
123
45 Va
5074
80
80
52%
53%
150'A
150'A
*44
45
.122
122
45%
50%
10,600
34,700
10
2,600
2,100
550
14,000
630
1,400
70
4574
7,600
50'A
1,700
50%
5074
10174
*9974
10174
100
100 %
100
100
800
138 %
138
138 Va
138%
13974
1373/4
139
400
*14%
1474
1474
14%
168%
168 7a
167'A
50%
en
67a
73 Va
6}|
73%
12774
33%
34%
9 %
27
25.
18 %
78%
80
97
36%
33%
29 %
*4374
123
44
■
5274
150 %
52 Va
674
31
6,800
,
*9974
J4;'4
35%
79
79
150
159
18,200
138%
73/?
74
*127 4 128%,
34 Va
974
*2674
*24%
17%
11 %
*78 %
80
151%
974
14
14
16774
*13%
1474
167%
168'/a
700
79,300
16874
166%
674
674
6U
612
139,700
73 Va
73 %
73 Va
73%
73 %
7374
10,500
6
H
540
127 %
12774
127%
128 %
127%
34 %
33%
34'/a
3374
3374
33%
34%
14,500
974
9%
974
9%
9%
9%
9%
3,100
27
*267/4
27'A
*2674
27%
25
♦2474
25
*243A
25
128
27
*26 %
27
*2474
25
♦2474
17%
18
1774
77%
77%
77
78
343/4
128
100
1774
17%
17 3/4
17%
18%
2,900
75%
77%
74%
75'A
75%
7574
43,700
77
78
77%
77%
773A
79
34%
34%
35
34
34%
34 Va
3474
97
*97
'
Anderson
*155
156%
6%
307a
168% 169 %
Co
156%
674
30 %
5
100
25
159
67«
30%
50 /a
50 /a
99 A 100- 4
138 /2 139 /2
25
6
6%
com—100
100
1
a
30 %
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
57
Va
5%
2,000
6 %
26 Va May 29
1
4'%
474.
1974
138 %
65 Va
30% May 28
Dec"
*136
574
com—5
25
25
& Smelting—1
Anaconda
36%
4%
1
65'%
series
84% Sep
3
4%
*19 7a
1974
140
15 %
*15%
series
87% Mar 19
13% Jan
1974
138 %
29%
*28%
100
14
$4
20
6574
common
23
2
2374
65 %
Corp
Jan
12
24'A
600
66 V8
Tobacco
63% Feb
Jan
400
65%
common
Water Works
Preferred
3474
103
25%
100
Co
Preferred
*99
28%
28
*101
2
Building Co—No par
65
40% Mar 13
46'A
45
44%
1
5
25
Co
Aug 26
42% Apr
♦45741
No par
Gas
Sep
107
46
700
84
*81
20
com
Corp
Viscose
16%
16'/8
*99
100
Tobacco
American
11
46
14%
12 Va
98 %
6%
American
3
16
10
45%
51
*97%
preferred—!—
24% Apr
25
2,600
135%
134
*11%
& Fdry
Snuff
*47
51
137 %
No par
international
Metal
474
4%
4%
134
preferred—100
Investment Co of 111
American
26% Apr
Oct
29%
136
134
134
*47
1
Ice Co common
Mach
1
19%
133%
50
Rights
1
Oct
16
28%
*1974
preferred
28% Aug
30 y4 Jun
93
♦15%
29
19%
noncumulative preferred—100
29% Aug 16
34
15%
28%
24
10,500
Tal & Tel Co
32 % Jan
24
1574
28%
13,500
Sumatra
3
*23%
16
28 Vi
*23'%
14,400
Co—
7
2374
1574
28%
24
3674
American
20
28%
24
American
Mar
*16
14%
1
Jun
1,800
36%
10
44% Jan
142
23%
16
40
*2374
16%
28'%
23%
70'/a
141
141
13%
16% Jan
110
141
14%
83
7
23,700
71%
697%
7214
141
36%
72
19
60
717-s
7074
140
16%
23%
16%
28%
23%
72 %
142 %
1,200
23%
6
33% Mfer 30
91%
14%
6
Sep
32% Dec
*90%
36%
Jan
103
91%
14
preferred
Anchor
*90%
36%
Refining
7
91%
36 %
187% Feb
21
*90 %
1,500
13%
62% Jan
47
31
2334
Sugar
Jan
*30%
14 V8
Stores
9
303/4
37%
9
10
*30%
99
♦97
99
530
2,100
10
98
97
3674
37
36 3/4
3674
36%
3674
36%
36%
1,100
33 Va
33'%
33
33%
3274
3374
33
34%
9,500
28'%
28'%
283/4
*2774
2874
2874
500
*98
*
4,600
30%
367 a
2
ll'A Jan
307a
57'/4
543/4
37 %
American
6%
*30 %
553%
543/4
37%.
Electric
&
American
13
♦30
45%
Jan
1?
30%
23%
Mar 22
51% Jan
5474
*2974
".
14
59% Jan ' 16
145% Jan
5774
547a
303/8
45 Va
146
1
5674
55%
237 a
108
1
58
54%
t.
1,900
"
14
9
3
57%
30%
—
23%
18
Oct
40
—
8,000
26,300 t
45
26
33% Oct
40
18,700
13%
Oct
68 Va Oct
40
.
23%
Jun
126
40
%
45
Secur—No par
10
6
40%
20
*45%
49% Oct
10
40
91%
Oct
23
4174
*90
May
Nov
41'/4
92
13
55% Nov
41%
31
165
82% Dec
41%
*30%
31
145
41'/2
31
6% Oct
T'
574
*30%
Steel Foundries-—No par
7j78 Sep
84 % Apr
24'/4
201/a
5Vi
10
187% July 21
20% Jan
23%
10
71 '/a
1,500
*20%
30%
142
7,300
57 a
55''4
71 '/a
6,900
42%
105
24%
58
142
41%
*101
20 %
30%
70%
1,400
1974
5%
55%
141
31%
64
19%
2374
58
91
400
1,000
*207a
31
40
V
101 'A
24 %
24
55%
40
4074
101%
102
58 %
5%
.
31 %
41 '/a
23,500
3274
100
*64
1974
4174
41
101%
30%
American
1%
31
19%
24
115
3274
*98
65
55%
July 24
19
*30%
57%
25
87134
41 %
102
.
100
*64
19%
No par
—
Smelt & Refg com
American
6%
102
,
98 %
31
Cable—.—No par
Co
Potash
American
Amer
41 %
42
104
19%
40%
Optical Co
& Chemical
6
20'/a
23%
115
3274
65
30%
*64
65
*
100
40%
Amer^Rad & Std Sany common—5
1% preferred
—100
American Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co
10
40% Mar 14
3074
1974
2374
115
*32%
32 7/a
40%
24
50 y8 Jan
30%
20%
2374
*112
115
32%
♦98
100
*64
65
%
2374
23%
►112
*
convertible preferred
Jun
13
*98
2,100
41 '/a
preferred
18% Oct
27
32%
12,200
627-4
41%
33% Oct
Feb
2374
112%
31%
99 %
62
4074
Co
8% Feb
23%
112 %
31 %
97%
63%
40%
1
12.50
News
177
24
118
200
99
63
5Va
Corp
American
1
374
98
53/8
17
Oct
*274
64'/a
57a
29
6% Sep 26
28% July 26
2%
*2%
100 5/4
64
*20%
32% Feb
155
64%
.64%
65
5%
6
5
274
*2%
2474
28% Feb
3
274
20%
23
11
9% Jan
%
*2
2%
5%
Natural
179% Jan
18,100
24%
Molasses Co—
7
1,700
14,500
123%
*207a
Motors
Jun
3874
1037a
122 %
24%
American
7y8 May 25
3874
10274
122
20 Va
American
29 y2 Jan
38%
10374
24 %
1
American
170
38%
12074
41%
3
43
800
110
102%
*101
5
3
*105
110
3874
2
Apr
16
*105
112
29,800
124
30%
8% Jan
53% Mar
9,500
86
3174
103 %
20
70 % Sep
27% Jun
48%
85
31%
3874
*64
13
27
48%
87
31%
122 Va
*30
12
Oct
48%
87,
10274
10
100
5% Sep
21% Mar 14
4874
31%
3874
99
55% Jan
38
p.,200
12474
*97%
4
38 y2 Apr
31%
103 '/a
31%
17
6
31'/a
3874
*110
Jun
27
100
31%
123
23%
1
100
13% Jan
46% Jan
23%
102%
39
*35
1
15
26% Oct
*22%
125%
*2%
1
50
17
18
23%
105%
38%
11
30
10,200
124%
8% Oct
13% Jan
600
94%
88%
3174
►106
110
110
93%
32
*87
12,500
1474
31%
49
4874
55%
108
*14%
104
10% Jan
60 y2 Sep
*106
112
*106
No par
Metal Co Ltd common-No par
Oct
28
23%
preferred
99
30
Jun
*22%
Machine & Metals
26
1
94
23
prior preferred
24% May 10
Sep~13
31% Sep
92
23
com—No par
noncumulative
American
24 y8 Feb
94
23
convertible preferred
Products—
3
6
14%
*22%
American-Home
17
7
14%
Export Lines Inc
40c
Foreign Power—No par
21
41% Mar 16
54
108
14%
*20%
European
17% Jan
94.% Jan
148
93 %
common
&
Enka
106% Feb
35% Apr
*144
54
109
85%
Hide
18
148
53%
*108
93%
American
11
*144
54 Va
109
94 %
5
17% Apr
143
53%
*108
110
93 %
American
July
'
310 %
*14%
*88
13,600
*230
14%
20
80
8%
310'%
14%
American
Aug
7
14% Mar 21
102
55
109
5,200
81%
8%
*230
14%
24
Oct
54%
55 %
*81
8%
310'%
*14%
26
21
108
150
Sep
27% Jan
20% Mar 14
*145
Oct
23% Oct
88% Nov
104
150
112
Co——10
Hardware Corp
_12.50
Hawaiian SS Co
10
6% July
Jan
100
*145
100
com
Radio
&
Co
Gas
.143
16% Nov
No par
__1
112
8%
*230
310'%
55%
18
*144
*230
common
Encaustic
American
49
8%
310%
3%%
2
4
107 y2 Feb
81
4%%
43% Aug
31
7
81
8%
&
27
21
80%
8%
American
American
3% Jan
17% Dec
80%
Colortype Co
American
84 y2 Jan
13% Dec
81
8%
*230
Corp
preferred
American
33 % Jan
103
Can
5
1
99
Cable
13
15
2
*80%
9
20
American
13
Mar 30
Aug
Inc
47% Sep
Nov
105
81
8%
American
38
6
*80%
prior preferred
100
Cyanamid Co com_
10
conv preferred series C-100
American Distilling Co
20
96
26
19 %
American, Crystal Sugar com
17
Jan
115%
18 %
1
6
21
,
18%
*114%
18%
10
American
Nov
11
18%
115%
18%
No par
9
Jan
96% Jan
18%
*114%
18%
preferred
Chicle
65
4,900
18%
115%
preferred
Chain
28
.
5,300
18%
preferred___100
Co
convertible
American
21 %
200
3'/a
18 Va
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
141
3
*114%
preferred
Shoe
Brake
16% Apr
25
165
47%
3%
50
American
14
5,000
181
*152
47%
18 %
common
conv
24% Apr
13 % May 28
*177
165
46%
18%
Bank Note common
3
17% Jan
Dec
cum
10
35% Jan
177%
*152
115%
preferred
American
Mar 30
*174
165
18%
America
Airlines
44% Mar 12
Sep 22
16
47%
175%
*152
18%
19% Aug
35% May 28
18% Oct
4
127/e Aug 17
165
46%
175%
178
*152
3
Apr 12
27% Mar 21
17
Oct
47%
*174%
165
*114%
convertible preferred
Theatres
77% Apr, 12
18
54
19
46%
46%
173
*156
99%
5%
153
8
15% JunlO
Jan~26
18,700
100
34
24
12%
48'%
46%
173
,
101
b
Feb
4,700
100'4
22
100
16%
18%
common
Petroleum
18
Jan
16%
16 Va
—18
37% Apr
23
106
42% Dec
of
58% Oct
27 Ve May 15
89
Jun 27
16%
16%
common—No par
Mfg
45% Jun
21
16%
16 Va
101%
4%
2
Jan
16%
16%
64%
Amer
7% Mar 12
67
16%
16'/a
18%
American Bosch Arma Corp
July 25
49 % Apr
16%
16%
100%
6%
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
25
16%
16%
No par
Amer
33% July 15
21% Mar 8
16%
163/B
25
3%%
46% July 25
11
16%
16%
American Bakeries Co com—No par
2
600
1
16%
37
4%%
18
24%
137 %
137
25
American
17
23 Va
*24%
137
*35
9
6% Oct
136 %
25
26
18% Jan
7,200
*24%
37
31% Oct
22% Jan
23%
23'%
24%
23
24%
137'/a
*136
,
*24%
American
Mar 19
115
23'%
23
*24%
24%
139
8,600
4,800
*35
70% Jan
1
23%
*24%
139
16%
33%
25
Amerada
26% Mar 16
28
23'/a
24%
200
16
33 %
37
8
Sep
23%
142
65
16%
33 %
*24%
May 28
39% Oct
23
*24%
*138
65
65
16
33
*35
26
99
*62
'
25
Jan
14
16'%
33%
38
108
19
16 Va
33 Va
*24 %
17
42% Dec
64%
16%
33'%
*35
7
107 % Sep
*63
64%
16%
33
25%
Feb
6
*62%
16%
33%
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
9
23% Aug
64%
16%
33%
38
36
23
64%
115%
converliible preferred.
126
16% Jan
4,100
25%
6%
10
64
5774
100
Limited
27
27% Mar
21
56%
18%
Dye
Co
Oct
30
Sep
12
33% Jan
100
Jan •
57 %
1
convertible
96% Oct
22% Mar 30
27% Mar 15
65
79
56%
18%
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
121 % Mar 23
July 27
Sep 19
57%
1
Amalgamated Leather Co
3
23
&
Aluminium
3
30
57
*114%
Alpha Portland Cement
13
39
0
110
3% Jan
21
27
13
1
Feb
14
Sep
57
1
Inc
Aluminum
July 17
56%
100
Stores Corp
preferred
4.08%
10
Sep
14
May 31
tfoV 14
100
150
36
29% Jun
36
July 11
133% Aug
24
139% Jun
16
Nov
47
17
Mar 12
57 %
5
common
Co
Allis-Chalmers
125
6
6
Jan
31
82
Allied
4%
4
May
6
20% Jan
102
3
37% July 25
Oct
30% Nov
82
4
97% Jan
105
Sep
25
56% Jan
15
88
Sep 23
119% Sep 13
3% Mar 29
18
1
3,400
56%
10
Allied Mills
25
12%
No par
Chemical
26
12%
5
Allied
Oct
12%
100
preferred conv
9
85
12%
100
preferred
47% Oct
9
12'%
,_100
22% May 29
31 % Oct 26
11
Apr
Inc
Industries
Oct
400
12
No par
series
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
31% Oct
7
1951
Allen
92
6,500
12 %
1
common
$4 prior
12
58% Sep
117% Maf 27
Shares
39%
100 %
12
1
Alleghany Corp common
5 % %
preferred A
4
13
23
14% Oct
30
62-% Jun
94% Jan
18
Jan
107 % Oct
July 22
51% Mar 14
Jun
30
93
134
4%%
Oct. 26
39'/a
100 %
39%
102
12%
No par
&
Inc
38%
*100%
102
12
Corp—10
preferred
Aldens
Oct. 25
39%
*100%
the Week
Friday
1
Products
7%
209% Jan
5
Co—
Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
16
101%
39
10
Corp
pfd
100%
103
39%
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 24
39%
2.50
Corp
Alabama
23% Mar 22
1
114% July 10
Inc
Air Reduction Inc common
2
Oct. 23
40'%
PRICES
25
common
Aeroquip Corp
107
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
50
Inc
Express
Admiral
*101%
1
Addressograph-Multigraph
July 17
39%
100
Co
29 y2 May
154
11% Apr
36% Feb
20
Steel
Acme
32% Jan
22
19
4
Jan
Industries
Tuesday
Oct. 22
5
common
4%
July 30
35% Aug
2
19
h
Jan
Abbott Laboratories
15% Aug 24
20'A Nov
Par
preferred
ABC Vending Corp
12
23% Sep
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
9
23
27
35% Sep 20
25% Nov 30
6
LOW AND
STOCK
Oct
79
7% Mar 23
YORK
100% Oct
1
71
18
Jan
3
Feb
16 % Jan
25% Jan
30
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
37% Oct
107
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
*2774
♦273/4
,
15
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1804)
NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Yoar 1955
UvMt
4
YORK
W Products
Jan
18
35% Jun
28
41 %
Apr
9
31% July
27% Jan
23
89% Apr
0
Argo Oil
6% Mar 19
Co
26% Oct
96% Aug 30
19% Sep
27% Mar
B
9
67
Aug
2
Armco
15% Feb
7
24
May
2
Armour
28
29 % Jan
18
92
19
Oct
1
Jan
3
9% Teb
14
17
5% Jun
18% May 24
37% Mar 27
102% Mar
22
2
Jan
6
8% Jan
14
13
Steel
&
•3.75
34
Nov
28
26"% Jun
11
31% Mar 15
Arvln
17
Jun
17
15% Jan
11
20
Ashland
25% Apr
5
30
Jun
16
27% Oct
4
8
29% Feb
16
Mar 29
37% Sep
30% Mar 29
2nd
104% Feb
8
113
Aug 15
97
Oct
9
52% Feb
1
69
May 27
55
Jan
23
Jan
3
110% Jan
5
35
73
Aug 28
Dry
96% Oct
41% Oct
30
13
10
101
10
Oct
27'/a Jun
3
5%
8
30% Mar 13
Oct
24
94
Mar 17
8
43% Jan
27
9
35 '/a Jan
5
20
19
68
88
Oct
9
28
101
Feb
27
63% May
9
47% Aug 14
99% Feb 20
10% May 28
Atlantic
20
31%
30%
31 %
30%
31
4,900
4%
2O>78
2372
2274
29
74
*221/2
23
22
78
22%
04-58
6J74
b*
bJ
bj V8
62%
62%
62%
631/2
9,600
17%
17%
16%
17
16%
17
15%
lb'/8
lo%
48,300
30%
30
29%
30%
29%
29%
29%
161/2
29%
2a %
30
*92%
54
*92
94
*92
94'/2
*92
94%
*19%
20
20
20
*19%
20
*19%
20
1
5%
5%
5%
5%
^2.50
29%
29%
*29%
29%
16%
16 '/a
_l
com
No par
Atlantic
Preferred
Atlas
Sep
13
11% Jan
9
Austin
19
17% Feb
27
33
26
Automatic
8
51/2
5%
1,900
29%
29%
29%
2978
300
16%
7,800
16%
161/2
16%
16%
lo%
28%
27%
28
*2 7%
2878
200
34%
*28
34
99'%
101
*65 V2
66%
28%
100
33%
33%
33%
34
33»/4
33%
8,000
100
*66
27
100
661/2
102
100%
101%
*00%
bo
27%
100
65 %
*100
66 %
65%
00%
250
1,700
Nichols
Sep
26
7% Feb
24
49% Feb
24
<2.25
26%
26%
27%
V
38,900
10%
10%
10%
10%
lu%
lw74
1U
72
1678
lz,100
27%
28
28
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
96
96
97
94
94
56
96
9o
RR___.No par
12
52%
51
51%
41%
41%
40%
41
91
92
91%
51%
10
B
100
9
9%
9
20
*17
We
17
of
(The)
10%
.No par
($1.20)
Co
76%
.No par
common
Corp
*94
1
pref
*16 %
Amer
5
29%
3
0%
No par
*38%
common
preferred
conv
26%
11
2:7%
preferred
Canleen
Avco MIg
26
27%
10%
27%
20
prior
26%
10
com
Powder
37% Sep
5 %
300
5%
6.50
Co
series
$3.75
1
22% Jun
19%
*5%
291/2
*29
16%
54
19%
5%
5%
28%
33%
33%
10
Co
Refining common
91
Oct
*28
28%
4,000
Corp—
100
Line
Coast
Atlantic
Conv
16%
*28
*95
3,400
100
13
Aug
V4
.5
Inc
Atlas Corp
5%
cumulative
9
Mar 30
23-/S
63%
1
preferred
1
18
54
2 J ',4
5
27%
16% Jan
22
8% Apr
26
Oct
31%
4
No par
Electric
City
18% Jun
4
11
27% Dec
Mar 21
31%
preferred.;
non-cum
61% Feb
9
Jan
18
16
5% Oct
42
Dec
14% Jan
July 18
31 %
Inc
Goods
16% Aug 27
16% Nov
31%
Common
11% Aug
101% Apr
47% Mar 14
2,400
31%
4
4
Topeka & Sante Fe—
33% July 25
40% Sep
15
900
381/2
preferred
1
8% Sep
96% Sep
41/8
38
1
6
59% Mar
34% May 17
*4
38'%
Corp
Associates Investment
Atchison
13
4
38
Common
25% Oct
27% Dec
4%
38%
preferred $1.50 series
10% Sep
3
Shares
4
38
4
4
1
Oil <fc Refining
6.25%
Oct. 26
10
Co
Industries
Associated
26% Mar 14
the Week
Friday
Oct. 25
38%
Illinois
of
Carpet
6
Mar 13
Sales for
Thursday
38%
Corp
Co
Constable
12% Jan
24
PRICES
Oct. 24
38 %
preferred
Arnold
SALE
Wednesday
3t>%
Armstrong Cork Co common..
Artloom
Oct. 2:i
____No par
Argus Cameras Inc
46% Feb
22
29
6% Jun
8
6
35% Apr
102% Apr
11
5
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 22
5
15
18
6
Inc
Corp
Dec
55% Dec
May 12
Monday
Pat
Archer-Daniels-Midland
6% Jan
3
13% Jan
STOCK
EXCHANGE
20% Jun
36
LOW
43% Feb
4y« May 19
Oct 11
36
24% May
'NEW
Range Sine* Jan. 1
Highest
Lawest
Highest
Monday, October 29, 1956
.
.
RECORD
STOCKS
far rrarfama
ill
.
77
5%
5%
38
V8
b
5,500
41
40%
40 Va
40
41 »/8
12,200
91%
90%
90-/4
SO
9
IV 78
77'/i
*77
10
10
17 V2I
*17
31
30%
5%
5
78
lOVk
"17
1,410
9 */8
15,800
17 1/8
1,700
7; %
78
10
17%
5%
5%
38%
*16%
31 ,'/8
31%
38%
39
9OV2
9
5%
*17
17
*9%
9 ''8
17%
10 %
30%
39
50 3
771/4
171/2
30
50
9
10%
30%
50 %
9074
77%
*9%
*17
40
49%
*17
9'/8
%
1,400
5IV4
40%
17
77%
10%
17
*50%
*93
3^1/4
5 78
0 72
39
3^%
400
33
13,665
6
bo,860
0(0
39
800
17%
39%
2,600
B
f% Aug 18
8% Feb
5% May 22
10
•
7% July 12
35% May 24
45 % July 18
11% Jan
6
24% Mar 30
11% Jun
8
15% Jan
12
30% Jan
10
32 % Oct
25
35% Feb
7
Mar 31
35"% Aug 12
113% May 5
Jun
14
105
35% Jan
18
64% Jan
6
75% Nov 23
Jan
6
45
109
99
Jan
53% Sep
luo
1
Oct
2a
113
93
Oct
23
105
41% Feb
12
13
53
Feb
2
Apr
19
May 10
Babbitt
(B
Babcock
&
T)
Iuo
1
Co (The)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Baltimore
Gas
Elee
&
Co
4% %
preferred series B______100
preferred series C
100
Baltimore & Ohio common
100
48% Nov
2
66% Jan
38% Mar
8
14% Jan
1
68% Jan
27
9
67% Oct
24
19
82%Jun
14
Barber
Oil
24
16
Sep
12
Barker
Brothers
6
44
60
Jan
Jun
12
3
Sep 15
72% Mar 29
39
43
May 28
54% Jan
9
Bath
6
19% Nov 23
16% Aug 21
19 V, JaQ
6
Bayuk
48
Dec
13
57
Jun
8
45
Jan
17
56% July 16
Jan
24
147
Jun
29
11«
Jqn
23
103% Jun
13
107% May
38% Dec
134% July 13
106% Jan 20
22% Mar 14
85
Nov
noncumulative
13
133
24
4%
18
29% Dec
97
2
Oct
11
4%%
17% Sep
13
37% Jan
25 % Jan
23
38 % Aug
Beckman
Jan
11
96
Mar 18
81
20% Sep
26
30
49
July 11
Oct 14
19% Jun
3
Sep 26
9
Beaunit
Mills
Jan
12
Nov
28
22
Jan
6
30% Jan
96% Mar
45
Oct
101
8
14
Apr
59% Mar
Beech
0
Oct
Beech-Nut
Feb
Bell
28% Feb
14
47
Oct
15
18
93% Sep
13
101
Jan
3u
7
48 % Jun
8
63
22% Feb
14
18% Jan
30
Dec
12
1 % Oct
1
357/a July 25
30% Oct
1
56% July
44% Jan
2j
60% Oct
4
43
Jan
7
101% Jan
6
169% Dec
9
158% Sep
13 % Jan
6
172
9
7
18
Nov
1
Jan
18
33% Oct
11
40
Dec
Aug 17
31
Mar
140 % May
152
Sep
Sep 16
857/s Sep 15
74
24
25
Sep
26
13% Jun
74
22
Oct
32% Feb
4
28
77% Aug
9
169% Oct 19
6
172% Feb
7
16% Jan
13
16
84
11
10
50% Sep
6
46% July 17
32 V* May 11
28'/a Jan
23
33% Jun
14
25% Jan
30
28
34% Jun
13
Nov
33% Apr 17
53% Jun 22
8
38
28% Mar 15
May 2
22% Aug 10
2% Feb 24
47
Jan
Oct
3
Bell
&
4%%
45% July 25
31% Sep
29
22
Oct
24
25
Aug 23
39% Jan
3
24% Oct
8
12
Dec
20
3
12
1
8
15% Mar 14
9% Jan 14
61
Dec
19% Jun
30
»3% Jan
22
11% Jun
7
66% May
43% Nov 29
95 % Sep
Jan
6
Mar
14% July
9% Sep
3
58
48% Apr 29
100% Nov 15
61% Sep 16
12
B
20
May 29
38% Jan
17
86
Sep
13
50% Oct
Best
&
8
59 %
Sep
0
67% Mar 19
49
130
Bliss
(E
Bliss
&
W)
Stores
35% Jun
28% Jan
28
95
Sep
34% May
Aug 11
32
14% Jan
100% Apr
36 % Feb
26
6
6
28% Feb
14
92
26
100
Feb
29
16
32 % May 25
14
Feb 10
37
Aug
2
15% Apr
27
17% May 17
% Oct
la%Jan.
Co
Ac
Maine
78
Dec
71
Sep 30
76% Jan
22% Jan
80
3
Jun
92
Oct
26
23% Jan
103% Jan
7
15% Mar
6% Nov
15
37% Oct
14
14 %
Sep
26
91% Jan
17
100
57% Jan
25% Jan
13
64
11% Apr
44% Dec
Bristol-Myers Co
10
28% Mar 14
53% Dec 30
Union
Brown
&
Brown
Shoe
22,300
31%
31 Va
31%
*31(8
3l->/4
45%
46%
46
46%
45%
46 %
46 %
46
68 %
71
67%
68%
67 Va
68 Hi
66%
165%
I68V4
164%
155
.169
44%
38%
33%
27
27%
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
45%
*44%
45 Va
44%
44%
45
30%
*29%
30 Va
*30
53 %
53%
52%
53 Va
53 Va
53%
26
154%
1,800
141/2
4,000
74
7DV2
38 Va
44%
38%
*44%
167%
14%
44%
4514
38 %
■
164 Va
154%
38 %
45
■
-
6,100
%
44%
45 %
39
2,400
67 %
7o
*74%
38 %
1,200
4 0-/2
14%
14%
45%
31 */2
b7
%
*44
,
48,600
40
44%
1,900
38%
39
3,300
27
27
26%
27 Va
3,000
45
*44%
45
30%
*30
30%
52%
53%
53%-
53
300
■
-/a
22,300
8,300
25%
22
25%
22%
22%
22%
22 Va
26%
26 %
26 */8
26 %
26 V
*2o %
26 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%-
13%
13-/4
180
15%
15%
*15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
15/8
15%
15 Va
2,400
1.25
10%
10%
10 %
10%
10 %
10%
10 Va
10%
10%
10%
900
5b %
2,600
5
53%
47 %
'
'
58 Va
58%
52
51 %
19%
19%
19V4
44V4
44%
44%
10%
10%
11
51%
51%
51
47 Va
88
51%
350
47%
83
51 %
*83
51 »/4
.
9,200
50
19
44%
11
11 VB
,
'
':
18%
18%
2,700
18%
4^ '/a
19
43%
4.V4
42 -/a
43
10%
11 Va
11
11 Va
37%
37%
391/2
36%
38%
36%
37 Va
37 Ve
3 7%
50
49%
49%
48
49 %
48Va
49
17%
171/2
17%
17%
17%
17'/a
17%
41 %
41%
41
41
40
40%
40 V8
40
34%
35
34%
34%
34'/B
34-a
1
Inc
fe_15
i_,
38
*91
35
35
34%
14'/2
14%
141/2
14
42V4
par
38 »/2
*23»/2
45%
5
19
.No par
*91
~
preferred
Co
12,900
48 %
49l%
17%
17%
3,600
40%
41 Va
2,100
34
34 Va
3,400
*/4
900
95
92 Va
92 Va
20
L
35%
34%
34%
34%
35 Va
3,800
14%
14 V'2
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,900
41%
42
35
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96
431/4
42%
42%
41%
42
1,400
38%
3'%
3«v0
38 '/a
38 Va
33 Va
39%
2,900
24
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
24
1,700
45%
45%
45%
46
46
4o%
*23%
45%
46%
46
53
18%
19
92
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92
54,200
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a
18 Va
92
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92
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18%
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19
18%
19
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202,500
9,200
■
9*
301/4
30%
30 Va
30
30Va
*29%
30 Va
1,000
%
28%
28%
2*
1
28%
29 va
29%
29%
4,900
20%
31
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20'-,
a
3,500
14 Va'
14-8
14%
23,300
1
301/2
281/2
29%
28
5
Inc
35
Va
7,100
31 %
38'/a
_jo
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341/4
*
,
900
2,400
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42%
24
%
-.8
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96
35%
No par
Co
*90
96
5
Co
18%
19%
45
.11%
17%
No par
Co
Forge
51%
56%
47%
89
47 %
47%
88
*49%
5
2.5o
:
(expire Oct 31)
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Watch
47 %
88
a
58%
58%
58 Va
47%
*87
52%
58%
59 %
89
47
47 Va
90
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3
Rights
Bullard
*74
76
*74
155 %• 156 Va
■
8,900
46%
166 %
155
*31
67 %
100
Gas
Co
Bucyrus-Erie
20%
20%
30%
16% Jan
3
19
81% Jan
19
100
*73
74
*73
74
73
73
73
73
30
77 % Feb
8
3 % %
preferred
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*62
67
*62
67
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67
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,*62
66
—*»•
85% Mar
8
4%%
second
J 00
*76
77%
*76
78
*76
78
*76
78
1*76
78
75
July 17
28% Jan
23
15
Apr
10
20
Oct
26
Sep
18
31% Jan
5
9% Jan
1
23
16
8
12% Apr
32% Jan
\Aug 15
105 % Aug
3
22 %
25% May
4
98
40% Jan
23
5 % Feb
ll
9
12% Jan
3
20
5 %
46% Sep
6
3
51% May 3
8% Apr 13
16% Mar 20
4%
preferred
Butte
Byefs Co
7%
California
3
Campbell
1
17% Jan
3
Canada
87% Oct
18
08
Feb
7
•4.25
66
July 11
16
21
page
1
50
28.
8
Aug 22
33 % Apr
6
M)
.No par
preferred___10',
Packing Corp
Campbell Red
Lake
Soup
a
conv
66% Apr
Cannon
Mills
Ry
14%
141%
14%
731/4
73 %
14 Va
40%
40%
40%
17%
17%
17%
18
18
19
19
19 V2
20
20
24
24'4
24
24%'
24%
24%
24%
24%
24Va
24%
8,800
10
10%
10
10 %
9%
9%
9%
10
2,500
40%
*27%
100
44V&-
40%
41%
40%
40%
9%
40'/a
10
40Va
10,900
1,600
281/4
*27%
28%
*27%
28 Va
28%
28 Va
400
1001/2
*1001/2
101%
*1001/2
101'/a
*160 Va
101 Va
*100 Va
101 Va
50
45%
44%
44%
43%
44%
43'%
43%
x43 Va
28'/a '
*27%
-
43 V
2,000
a
51/*
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5 %
5%
5%
5%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13Va
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
13 Vb
4,700
1
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
11,100
36%
36 %
36 %
36 %
35%
36 Vb
35%
36 Va
35 %
36 V\
5,900
1.66%
13%
*87
13%
88
13%
88
13%
13 Va
13V4
13%
21,100
88
88
88
Ltd
com
Ry Co.:
Breweries Ltd
Canadian" Pacific
141/4
.
180
preferred
Canada Southern
Caradlan
14%
5
Mines
Dry Ginger Ale
14'%
1
Co
36% Mar 10
6
common
Callahan Zinc-Lead
Calumet & Hecla Inc
43% Jan
20
(A
participating
17
Oct
1
1.7.15
I~_5
Copper & Zinc.
13 % Oct
55
5
Co
Bros
35% Oct
25% Sep
30% Jun
preference
Terminal
9
7 (
]
com
'.
Burroughs Corp
Bush
Butler
12
Feb
5,900
1-/8
58-
14 Va
Brunswick-Balke-Collender.l.No
17
see
19%
1%
20
32% Aug 23
59
19%
1%
26%
:
Buckeye Pipe Line
July 15
For footnotes
19%
1 Va
25%
Bigelow
7% Jan
% Feb
19 V4
1 %
14 %
common.,
Brooklyn
9
35% Jun
56%
19%
1%
26%
preferred
Aug
17 % Dec
57%
19%
1%
31
31%
X31
57%
19%
1%
Sep
6% Aug 15
6
56%
57%
19%
Sep
46% July 28
2% May 17
10% Jan
56 Va
56%
•
63
31
12% Aug 26
36% Feb
3
11
99 V* Jan
52
*87
92
*87
92
*87
66
22
19% July
87
92
12% Aug 21
30% Oct
6
11
3,400
52
*87
45
8
26
Mar 18
421%
441/2
45%
l
Apr
Jan
41
45'/2
46
22
34% Jun
6
Mar
42%
45%
3.50
Stratton
Burlington Industries Inc
21% Aug
92% Mar
12
15
24
&
Buffalo
23
8% Oct
Briggs
Bulova
22
Feb
1,100
4,700
.'.1 -,2
Co
8
22
20% Jun
27
78
2674
44
.50
Manufacturing
23
28 % Oct
6
10
2 O74
25%
common
Briggs
36% July 17
38% July 30
21
25% Sep
10 74
20%
100
1
11
47 % Feb
11
20%
100
22
20
Mar 15
*1074
2.50
95% Jun
17
16
10%
20%
*26 Va
_
8
27% Aug
7,000
10%
20%
RR—
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
4%%
preferred
<5
2d%
10%
21.
5
Braniff
Budd
28%
10%
20%
25
preferred
3%%
160
10%
loo
91
21% Dec
29%
15
3
Oct
28%
5,600
No par
common
17
% July 29
29
281/4
90
25%
40%
21%
*29%
preferred
Boston Edison Co
Oct
95
28%
29
83
25%
10%
10
3 % %
21 % jan
29% Jan
28%
28 %
*ol%
*38%
21
1
(The)
Borg-Warner Corp
18
21
39
1%
Inc
23
20
20V4
39
19%
|
,
U Oct
Nov
81
25%
39
57%
Brass Corp
17% May 28
25
81
25%
39
*39
1
&
38 % Jan
1
83
24%
41
39
5
July 21
66% July 18
83
25%
25%
1
Dec~J0
23
6
85% Jan
83
25
83
251/4
issued"
1
Aug 29
82%
*82
39
2.50
13
40% Sep 19
26% July 19
2,600
1%
Inc
23
46
7,600
36'%
19%
(Delaware)
Oct
23
201%
100
Co
25% Jan
31% Feb
43
,
18%
35 %
57
1951
23% Oct
6
Mar 14
8
68
May 9
24% Apr
6
46 % July 31
39% July.25
25
40
20% Jan
33
23
24
18%
36 '/4
1 peso
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
14% Jan 31
64% May 10
23
18%
3o%
No par
1
Oct
19
36%
10
Co
Aluminum
36% Oct
17% Oct
18%
36'A
10
Co
10
48
1978
36%
1
Airplane
~75
98
18%
4
"when
130
#
36 V*
Co
Laughlin
1,300
98
36%
:i
Inc
common
Borden
•
20
100
Co
Mfg
Co
48
*115
1
Decker
49 % Dec
23
99
74
&
1,700
14,300
72
19%
1
Biaw-Knox
17
48
130
*97
74
5%
56% July 20
-115
98
76
Black
48%
48%
48%
130
98
50
16 1/2
36%
100
pld series of
Boston
24% Jan
48%
*115
S9%
70
48%
*
1
Common
24
98
14-/8
3
May 10
99%
14
3
19
lo%
14%
61% Jan
51% Oct
43%
48 78
lb%
157 Va
29% Jan
Oct
*431/8
48%
161%
44
14 Va
1
19
43 %
49%
161/2
168
3
2
*43%
481/4
16%
156 %
41% Oct
Mar 14
.*43%
49
16%
14 %
b4% Sep 19
18% Mar 28
12% Nov
431/a
48
17
169%
30
Aug
43%
48%
157%
3
17
43
14 Va
Bond
10
1,300
2.5P
Class B
12
3, JOO
13 V4
49
Corp
Bon Ami Co class A
Jan
76%
131/4
lbo Va
17
64
1,300
72
13%
157%
Bohn
60% Apr
98% Feb
67
72
13%
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29% Apr
34% May
20% May
12% Mar 16
67
71
13 %
com__No pai
Boeing
Jan
67%
71
-115
pfd
(Del)
100
67%
5
Steel
63
13%
49
preferred
4%%
*62
71
Bigelow-Saniord Carpet (Del) com.5
7%
20
41,300
67
130
Best Foods
Bethlehem
170
52
13%
49
common
Gypsum
51%
67'/4
*97
Co
Bestwall
51%
72
72
*115
1
Co
51%
S3
13V4
67
*71%
100
,_l
Finance
3
38
*66
*92
63
16%
.
Consolidated
14% Jan
30
*62
47%
Bendlx Aviation
Beneficial
28% Jun
Dec
62%
43
preferred
Benguet
New
20% Mar 15
62%
Corp
Howell
3274
1001/4
62 %
13%
_
Savers
32%
1001/4
93
*61%
71
Beiding-Heminway
15
*92
62%
00
Jan
32(8
1011/2
100
S3 %
*62 %
Inc
4%%
14
Life
102'/?
*92
12.50
Corp
27
18% Sep 26
1
Apr 22
2
S)
Aircraft
33%
*101%
51%
661/2
RR
8
'20
30
Mar 14
30
(A
Creek
1
16
42% Apr
Beech Aircraft
47% Jan
10% Oct
25
38
17
Beck Shoe
28 % Aug
17
4,200
32%
32%
102%
511.4
10
Inc
Jun
17% Jan
Feb
91% Aug
8
Sep
39
1% 600
100
Instruments
26% Aug
40
13,200
13%
52 %
13'%
preferred
200
40 74
13%
51%
70%
common
5%
3j
13%
1378
52%
50
prior
5%
•
39%
13%
51%
65%
preferred
1
102%
6
38%
13%
93
.No par
Co
conv
*5%
6
40%
13%
93
5
Corp
4% %
'J
39%
33i/8
33
331/8
102%
% 6
6
40%
94
new
Inc
3%%
30
32%
102
1
common
Works
Beatrice Foods
13%
*5%
...
10
Corp
Cigars
391/2
13%
100
preferred
preferred
Iron
6
49
13%
94
Bangor & Aroostook RR
Jan
60
45
33% Jan
Oct
42% Jan
July 14
No par
4%
13% Oct
30
13
*5%
39%
Wilcox
No par
100
No par
*55
58
*26%
27%
25
33%
No par
*50%
33%
52
,
13%
♦85
13%
*86
*55
*55
57
55
55
*55
57
*25%
27
25%
25%
*25%
26
33%
52
33 Va
33%
33'%
33
50%
52
51
51
33%
*50%
13%
88
100
83
10
57
25 V8
Va
6,000
26%
33%
33%
*50%
51%
40O
-
s
11,900
200
Volume
Number 5581
184
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW
YORK STOCK
Year 1955
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
YORK
6
42 % Dec
7
23% Oct
16
41% Feb
38% Sep
21
31 % Jan
23
45 Ve Aug
25'A Oct
36% Apr
6
23
25
29'/a Mar 20
Nov
22
104
Oct
1
9
Carolina
Clinchfield
26'/aJan
3
23
Jan
23
27% Apr
2
Carolina
Power
40% Feb
29
59% Aug
3
Carpenter
112
10
Jan
23
121
11
Mar 15
y8 Oct
48
64% Feb
18
Aug 16
177/a May 16
2
13% Nov
116
Dec
18
51% Oct
53% Mar
7
19% Dec
Carey
1
53 % Jan
11 % May 28
3
100% Jun
4
26
14
119% Jan
61% Dec
9
5o% Jail
23
5
99% Sep
7
26% Jan
3
1%
9
95% July 18
104
Jan
10
114% Nov
29
130
July 20
103
Sep
25
119
Feb
27
72% Dec
21
83
July 26
bo
Jun
25
75
Jan
13
27
Feb
14
14% Oct
21 % Jan
18
3
7%
Jan
27
37% Dec
23
34
.18% Jan
26
19% Apr
27
18% Aug 31
18 Va Dec
29
22
Apr
20
17
11% Nov
30
7% Jan
5
108
Jun
Jan
7
4%%
5%
4
Central
Aguirre
21
12 % Mar 16
Central
Foundry
2
57% Apr
13
Central
of
9
86% Jun
12
5%
Apr
26
15% Oct
16
Mar 14
19
51% Jan
61
Central
13 '/a Oct
4
% Jan
6
Oct
13
%Jun
66
Dec
30
Illinois
4%%
Central
Central
Central
Cerro
30
77% July 19
Sep
13
14
41% Aug 27
27% Feb
10
7
28
Sep
20
2 % Sep
28
18
54% Jan
9
53 'A
*45%
46%
46
23
231/4
231/4
23%
23%
12.50
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
102 %
1021/4
102%
102 Va
103
102 %
10
RR
Co
Cessna
391/2
17%
9
8
23%
1,400
*104%
105%
105%
105%
105%
90
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
1,200
56
56
58
55%
56'4
900
54'%
8,800
*56
53%
46
89%
90%
9014
10,400
103%
300
90 Va
10.300
89V4
100
*98
100
14%
500
12%
102%
103
—
—.
140
105
■104'/a
105
15,500
14%
14%
14%
*104 Va
105
23'%
12%
12%
89
350
45V'2
45%
*23
23%
*98
14%
14%
104 >/4
53'.4
45%
*23
100
105
53%
45%
541/4
'
*98
66%
66%
65%
66 %
65%
66'A
2,300
39%
39%
3914
39%
39%
39%
2.800
19
18%
18%
*18%
19
18%
18%
200
17%
18
18%
18%
17%
18%
5,800
2,500
9
-
1814
9%
9%
9%
9 %
9%
8%
9Vb
50%
50'%
*49%
5114
*49%
50%
500
86
86
*34'/2
87
*85
86%
3,600
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
16
5,000
53%
*50%
54
54
*53%
*100
102
53%
100
54
■*.
16
*36%
500
54
37%
53'%
53%
*53%
101%
*10014
101 Va
*1001/4
101%
30
29%
29%
29'%
29%
29%
291/4
29%
2.300
*36%
3714
29
101 Va
28%
100
37%
36
37
36
36%
37
37
3714
36%
37Va
36'A
36V2
16
16 %
1614
*151/2
1614
161/4
16'A
10%
10%
10%
*10V4
10%
*10'A
10%
200
61
58%
59%
58%
59%
59%
60%
13,100
38.900
5
36%
9.50
*15%
16
No par
*10%
11%
5 /
51%
61%
11%
n%
11%
1
38%
38%
38%
1
2%
2%
*2%
*66%
67%
*66%
67%
35%
36%
Co
36
%
16
*10%
60
%
600
37
*36
7,100
700
Corp—
Co
Chain Belt Co
Gotham
231/2
86
28%
Corp
Aircraft
23%
51%
50
Products
23%
86
10
J
N
23%
39%
17%
51%
15%
West Corp
2,400
23 %
87
51%
*84%
No par
8,400
40%
41V4
661/4
39%
9%
26
40%
14%
*181%
17%
25%
41
107
7' 66
19
26
40%
90
14%
66%
391/,,
25'%
25%
100
106
66%
No par
com
Sugar
Pasco
Chadbourn
14%
108
26%
4014.
10
Violeta
de
*98
*18%
100
of
South
&
3
75 % May
14%
100
Elec
89%
89%
100
M08
Ex-distribution
Aug 17
4% Jan
89%
8
Co
53%
102%
*98
No par
Century Ribbon Mills
56% Jan
57% Nov
5 %
Oct
54
46
23
preferred
Certain-Teed
4
541/3
45%
Illinois Public Service
Central
7
10
43% Jan
Light
1
July 24
35
July 20
9
Aug 14
141/4 Mar
8
20
37% Mar 14
53%
1
com
&
Aug
9
% July 27
16% Apr
S
1
10
50
1
41
23
33
57
*56 %
1
43
33% Jan
57
Co
113
22
56%
Georgia Ry com__No par
16
22
24%
preferred series B
99
Aug 29
27% Jan 23
Apr
4
17% July 21
18
105%
24%
100
17 % Mar 22
36% Dec
29% Jan
►104%
24%
common
Central Hudson Gas
Feb
105%
24%
series
Sugar
Feb
6
*104%
No par
20
81 % Feb
Mar 11
23%
preferred
46
30% Sep
40% Dec
*23%
preferred
100
cbnv preferred series A.100
14
112
7
24
8
26
23%
Ry_100
Ohio
&
Corp of Amer
55% Sep
31
45% Jan
8% Oct
23%
Celotex Corp common
3
22
18% Jan
10
4.20%
18
3
14% Jan
14
41
common
69% May 25
18
79% Jan
Feb
Jun
26%
41
Co
95% Nov
6
37% Jan
47% May
20
26 Va
4i3/4
2nd
'
Shares
26%
40%
preferred
Celanese
the Week
Oct. 26
26%
Co___
preferred
Preferred
Friday
Oct. 25
5
Light
Caterpillar Tractor
5
19 Va Nov
Thursday
Oct. 24
100
&
Salea/tar
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 23
5
Mfg
Steel
Corp
% %
HIGH SALS
Tuesday
Oct. 22
1
Co
Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I) Co common
24% Aug 16
18% Jan
5
AND
Monday
Par
Inc
(The)
(Philip)
Carrier
62% May 16
8
19
105 % May
45
May 16
102% Feb
8
Mar
Airlines
Carborundum
Oct
45
19
127% Aug
12
121
Capital
1
17
20% Jan
2
23% July
49 %
Jun
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
30 '/a Mar 14
223/< Jan
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
(1805)
Inc
iis/8
11%
11%
11%
12
11%
12
3814
38 Va
38%
38 Va
38%
38
38'%
2,800
2%
2%
2%
*2%
2%
2%
2%
2,500
68
68 %
►67 '/2
68%
*67'%
.
200
68
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
34
Dec
Oct
1
45
96% Oct
12
108
6
109
Feb
3
29% July 19
68
Feb
16
9% Feb
25
7
Jan
3
10% Mar 23
7
104
6% May 17
6% Jan
5
Aug
Common
9
6
93% Jan
17
21% Jan
56%
100
18
37%
38%
38
38%
99
97%
97 %
97%
97%
*97%
40%
40"%
39%
40 %
39 Va
39%
39%
Manufacturing
1.25
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
9%
9%
9%
9%
9
Oct
24
17
Sep~16
53% Jan
3
68% Oct
7%
7%
*7
*34
67%
34%
34
34
67%
68
22
Oct
14
96% Jan
20
108% Oct
preferred
Vought Aircraft
Checker
4
33% Oct
42%'Jan
38
99
41%
$4.50
Chance
24
10% Apr 13
44% July 19
3%%
convertible
9
24 % Jan
16
18
27% Mar 25
36% Mar 25
20% Oct
Jan
28% Feb
17
31% Apr
27
26
27
Dec
9
22% Oct
1
27% Apr
Chicago Corp
33% Jan
18
44% Dec
5
37
Feb
9
50
Chic
36% Jan
19
43% July 26
39
Jan
30
41% Jan
6
15% Jan
6
29% Jun
18
45'% Feb
22
1
30% Dec
19
13
48
39% Jan
6
42 V2 Dec
30
Dec
16
53 V4 Mar
1
26% Jan
Class
4
8
31% Feb
1
46% Feb
1
29
14 »/4
Jan
7
66% Jan
18
23% Jan
2114
30 %
*2814
30 %
*28%
30%
23V4
23'%
23 Va
23%
23 Va
Western
23%
Ry
7,700
42%
42%
42
42
42
42
42
42
42
4214
1,400
39%
39%
39%
39'%
39%
39%
39
39
19
18%
Del_50
com
50
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
series A
&
5%
North
12
1
11
No par
19'/4
19%
18%
19%
19%
19%
18%
100
58%
59
58V2
58'%
58%
58%
*58'A
58%
25%
25%
25%
25%
2 5'A
25V2
25',4
2 51/4
24%
100
32%
32%
32%
32 %
32
32%
31%
32'%
5
66'/2
'67'A
661/4
66%
66 '/2
66
%
66 'A
par
38'4
38%
37%
38%
37%
38
par
*13%
13%
*12%
preferred
series
A
Chrysler Corp
Jun
30
24% Oct
25
bO
Ocp
xA
3 71/4 Jan
3
39% Oct
Sep 23
1
54
26
Jan
Copper
551/4 July 10
47'A Jan
8
18
42% Jun
29
Oct
25
18% Sep
27
94 % Feb
7
94
Jan
26
115
Oct
21
191
Feb
14
202% Sep
23
92
Jan
17
231/2 Jan
109
46% May 24
103
185
Oct
6
41
Sep
13
111
Jan
4
78% Dec
42V2 Aug 18
20% Oct 11
45% May 12
25% Feb 14
55% Oct
11
80% May
2% Jan
17
4
39% Mar 14
49
2
102
16
3
May 28
103
Jan
13
43% Jun
18
15
70% Apr
23
111
Jan
6
80 % Mar 26
26
20
141
Jan
5
100% Mar
9
122
Aug 26
101
Sep
20
125
Jan
13
111% Jan
6
145
July 11
Sep 15
103
Oct
26
131'/2 Mar
990
50% Jan
13
2
*103%
37%
37%
37%
Cluett Peabody
7%
2nd
(The)__
____No par
cumulative
4%
Coca-Cola
Co
1
23% Jan
9
Collins
Mar 14
■33% Sep
49'/4 Dec
20
13
30
Coca-Cola
27% May 28
47'/a Jun 11
16
63
Mar 29
39i% Oct
Jan
6
75
May 27
58
Jan
17
67% May 27
56
,
34% Apr
18
50% July 30;
51% Mar 12
12
Oct
9
66% Apr
Oct
8
59% Feb
9
lfl
&
Internat'l
&
Iron
noncumulative
4%
47%
*81
*16
31%
47%
81%
16%
No par
com
Columbia
7
32
Apr 21
22% Jun
28
32% Aug 15
Apr
22% Jun
28
32y* Aug 15
Broadcasting
Class B
17'/a Feb
23
23
27% Dec
22
May 27
44% Oct 11
85 'A Feb
4
52 V2 Jun
17
46% Oct
28 'A Mar 15
34% Aug
2
28% Oct
1
16
24% Sep
44% Oct
25
57% Jun
77
46%
Feb~25
19% Jan
6
38 Ve Mar 14
7% Oct
17
18
20% Oct
28
27% Feb
7
12% Jan
10
45'/aJan
6
108
Jan
5
23% Jan
5
15% Jan
7
17'A Oct
24
47% Jan
20
39Vt Oct
25
8% Jan
11
6% Oct
22
24% Jan
11
14% Oct
1
25'/2 May 26
34% Nov 18
30% Mar 28
Jan
22% Jan
4
12
7
7% May 10
46 Va Jun
1
11
106% Aug 17
101% Oct 28
21V4 Apr
34% Jan
10
431/2 July 25
Jan
19
16
14 % Dec
14
1 % Sep
28
33'% July 26
14% Jan
9
11
Jan
27
6 Va Oct
24
10'A Jan
53'/a Nov
3
47
Jun
22
4
100
Sep
24
112
Jan
3
1
100
Sep
14
109'% Feb
1
112
Mar
109% Jun
104
Dec
28
9
51% Mar 13
92 % Oct
22
21 % Oct
7
1
23
Sep
18
Sep
18
104
Jan
11
28% Oct
1
36% Jan
18
1031/2 Jan
4
105% Jan
10
27VaJan
6
100 % Jan
411/2 Sep
8
13
109
July
5
104'/4
Jun"
98
1
100
Oct
9
106% Jan
20
39V4 Feb
97% Aug 11
For
footnotes
spe
n<»ee
26
10
56% Aug
3
89
12
102% Mar
5
Sep
371/4
37%
103
3 7'/a
37 Vr
37%
37%
103
103
340
20
73
*71%
*42
43%
42
42
70
18%
18%
18%
19^8
19
19 %
68
18'%
68 %
68
G8V4
68 %
69
*2%
40 Va
10.700
*2%
2%
2%
2%
4,000
40%
39%
40 Va
39'/4
39%
1,900
134
136
133
133
132V2
*98
102
*95
104
*98
102
103%
103%
1031/4
103%
103
70
1321/2
*800
*800
*800
1031/2
__
V2
47Va
*811/4
81%
46
4,100
■
12,500
46%
47%
46%
47V4
80%
80%*
811/4
8IV4
16
15%
16
16
16 VH
2,100
30
301/4
301/4
30%
15,700
48 »4
48 '/4
500
40
100
16
7
31'/a
30
30%
48%
48'%
40
58%
57 /a
48 V2
48'%
*48'A
48%
*39%
40
*39
40
40
*58
58'%
58
58
*58
59 %
*55
57%
*56
*55
•
90
55%
40
*58
*55
%
57%
-
40
17,900
28%
29
28%
28%
28%
29%
28'A
28%
28'/a
28%
28%
29
17%
17
17 VB
17
17%
17
17 Va
41,700
19
18%
19
19
19
18%
I9V4
2,200
18%
'
4,900
2%
30'a
58%
57%
5.100
103
-
43%
17
<
4.100
79 %
*78%
79%
79%
80
80'A
801/4
*79'%
80 %
110
48
48 'A
46%
48
4/I/2
47%
47
47'/2
47Va
48 Va
3.500
30 Va
30%
30 Va
30%
301/8
30'/a
29%
30 Va
30
30
2,800
*78%
27
27%
26%
10
46%
46%
46%
46%
1
17'%
17%
17'%
40
39%
'
26'A
261,4
26 Va
26%
46%
46'A
46 5
a
46'A
46%
5,400
17%
17'A
17 Va
17%
17%
6,600
39%
2 ,7'/4
26%
17'/4
40
,
18,200
26'/4
46 "8
17%
1
102
*90
102
*90
103
39%
3 9'A
39%
39%
39%
12,700
"6%
6%
2,100
14%
15 Va
3.600
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
No par
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 V2
16%
16%
16 1/2
2,700
38 V2
38
33%
38%
39 Va
38 %
39
3,100
Corp_*_
*
Coppermlnes Corp—5
of N Y com—No par
Cigar
No par
Consol Electronics Ind Corp
1
Consolidated Foods Corp
1.33 Va
$5
preferred
5
10
100
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd
tConsolidated
'
'
6'A
38
38
18%
19%
18%
18%
45 '/a
45'/2
45 '/8
45%
105 %
104%
38
105
*29 %
17'/a
16Va
371%
17%
44%
104%
29%
29
17'A
17 '/a
|
17
I6V4
37%
*29
16%
17%
45%
104 '/a
17
16%
18 Va
45
29'/2
37%
6%
104
30
30%
*29
105
*16%
18 Va
45'A
105
28%
29
1,100
17
16 %
17
2,500
16%
16%
16%
38%
38
38%
30%
32
2%
6'A
6 'A
2%
2%
6 %
,
1.800
28%
29
2%
15,400
17
37%
6%
Va
28%
29
2%
5,900
18
45
105%
17'/a
38
10c
18
45
105%
29
30%
Retail Stores Inc—1
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
2%
6 Vs
6 Vs
2%
*6
*16%
38 Va
*30
16%
400
38%
4,100
32
800
2%
2%
2%
3,900
6 Va
6 Va
6 %
2.500
48%
4,900
48
48 Va
48%
100 Va
101
*101
102
100%
101
100%
100%
101%
101 %
101%
*101%
102%
101%
102%
101%
1011/2
1011/2 1011/2
260
92%
92'A
92%
93'/a
•92V4
110
5
100
5
22%
22%
22'A
22 %
99'/4
99V4
29%
29%
29%
No par
Continental Can Inc com
20
$3.75 preferred
.—No par
*100 %
101%
*100 '/a
101 %
100%
100%
50
48%
49%
48'A
48%
48
48'%
89'A
90
90
89'A
90
89
89 'A
No par
No par
No par
—
*
Consumers Power Co com
preferred
preferred
$4.16 preferred
$4.50
$4.52
Container
101 % Mar
102
*90
20
5,400
56
207
'178
•
6%
36% Mar 12
23
207
14%
1
3
56
*178
207
*6%
26% Oct
Mar 16
55
97 %
*96%
54V2
97%
*96
14%
110% July 17
33
97
%
%
56 'A
15
24
36'/2 Jan
2,700
6'A
Oct
9
19%
14%
Consol Edison
181/2 May
10%
6%
Consolidated
6
19%
15Va
Consolidated
15 V4 May 28
19
15
24
16% Feb
1,700
20
6%
23V4 Mar 19
17
38 'A
103
68%
69%
*2%
2%
40'/8
40'/8
*135
137%
*98
v
103% 103%
*800
_
47
47 %
80%
81
16^
16%
31%
49
41
20
103%
15%
49% Mar 22
18% Feb
18%
4,100
15
14%
103%
*42
191,4
Inc
59%
15 Va
6'/2
1
24
59%
107
15'/4
10
44'/a Jan
14.100
15 Va
39%
17% Feb
104
60%
58%
*1031%
290
Commonwealth Edison Co
25
Nast Publishing Co—No par
Mills Corp
10
44% Oct
111% Aug 16
8,200
Cone
5
39'/a Oct
42V4
44
*42
17%
Conde
1
10
Jan
2
8'A Mar 16
41 %
42
73
18%
common
Solvents
23% Sep
19
108
16'A Oct
44% Mar 19
2,100
42
*71'A
17
Engineering
18
48'%
72 Va
No par
Credit Co
Commercial
95%
47%
*71'A
28%
Commercial
21% Mar 20
*4G
*68
*54
25%
95 Va
48%
38
29
Combustion
Jan
7,800
25%
95%
711/4
71'A
2 81/2
13
54
25%
*95
38
*178
37%
28%
30% July 17
-
3
12
*48%
~
107
r
19%
102
29'/4
36% Mar 22
.
Apr
Pictures
52% Aug
20% Nov
Jan
-1
58
47,400
38
55%
103%
29'/4
—5
$4.25 cumulative preferred.No par
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
84'A Jan
23
103
28%
Columbia Gas System Inc
Columbia
75%
37%
*96
207
29
17% Aug 16
3
74%
37%.
37%
2.50
2.50
26% Jan
Aug 23
9
31% Oct
10
78
26% Feb
14
Nov
151/4 May 28
18 Ve Jun
8
741/2
System—
Class A
31
pfd—100
2nd
137% 137%
*98
104
10
-
preferred series B
50
Southern Ry com—100
pfd
100
11
15% Mar 14
*103%
107
37 Va
37%
103
No par
No par
coin
noncumulative 1st
4%
22% Oct
23% Nov
37%
104%
Colorado &
23% Oct
22
*90
102
*90
103
103%
*800
Corp—No par
Co
Ailuflan Corp
Colorado Fuel
5 %%
No par
100
preferred_100
15% Oct
21% Jun
gtd
& Co coin
preferred
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
6
*178
207
72%
2%
40%
5
—
15
*178
70
2%
40
9
95% Mar
100
No par
:
1
94'/2 Mar
56
105%
No par
62% Jan
6
*103%
Corp
12
Jan
15%
Climax Molybdenum
25
59
59%
15%
18%
46% Oct
45% Dec
41%
59
18%
801/4 Oct
45
411/4
15%
1
3
21
421/4
60%
15%
Corporation
4
17'/4 Jan
41%
59%
44
Apr 18 1,160
50% May 6
62% Jan
14
49
15%
com
guaranteed-?4%
90
Jan
95%
48%
*41 %
Clopay
30
73%
26
95
48'/4
50
78% Aug 15
3'% Jan 16
39% Oct
25%
95V4
48
stock—50
21
127% Sep
26 Va
95 V4
48%
72%
23
500
900
z
48V4
26
95%
*71 V*
Jan
59%
*56
24%
26%
95%
43
*26
42%
preferred
Ilium
preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
2'% Sep
148V4 Mar 14
75%
61
preferred
noncumulative
60
4
74%
19%
Clevite
591/2
76 V4
56
3
*56
75%
961/2
24 'A Jan
12%
70%
19%
8
133% Jan
75%
55 'A
Jun
121/a
58
96%
18
12%
58
19%
Special
*12%
59%
57
10
12%
59%
97
Jan
141/4
12%
19%
45
*13%
*121%
56%
40% May 31
13%
15'A
common
convertible
Elec
13'%
12%
*96%
$4.50
7,800
13%
14
5
5%
37%
60 V4
Equipment
Cleveland
37'%
*13%
100
V4%
37%
14
Co__
15
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com—100
4
Clark
2,400
37%
42%
preferred
City Stores Co
3
196
26
Sep
7
Aug 26
Jan
68%
5
Service Co
City Products Corp
75% July 18
99% July 18
34'/4 Jan
7
Apr
Oct
66%
No par
104V2 Jail
25
3,100
661/4
100
17
27
32
10
103% Sep
19% Jan
4
10
City Investing Co common
5%%
5,500
32
No par
Cities
2U°/4 iViui
9
Jan
100
I T Financial Corp
73 Va July 17
30
Jan
73
No par
23
30
Aug 30
C
1,000
25%
.
Electric—
&
Jan
15
33V4 May 31
Gas
4%
preferred
Cincinnati Milling Macli Co
12% Jan
29
*56
20
3
40% Feb
108
4
*12
25
Co
10
27
8,200
58'2
60
1/2
5
new__
Common
29%_July 10
102% Apr
Oil
Cotton
Nov
Sep
500
19Va
58%
No par
3
17 1/4 Jan
107
*39
pfd
87
62 7/8
Nov
101% Apr
•
21
2IV4
21
com
noncum
Western
60
1
*39
21
"
5%
Chic
Chile
50% Feb
2,100
211/4
*2814
23%
preferred
Cincinnati
42% Aug 23
45'/a Mar 14
21
2114
1
30
700
30%
691/2 Mar
36% Dec
300
109
*107%
109
*107
.
19,000
23%
51% Feb
29% July 15
67%
*2814
Chickasha
104V2 May
9
371/4 Dec 30
34'%
671/2
23%
12% Oct
4
3414
67%
22%
14% May 22
17
108%
34%
6714
30%
10% Jan
Aug
100
108%
5,300
714
7
7 %
7
*34%
Va
23%
July 27
16
*10814
714
20%
35% Oct
101% Nov
109
68%
110
*28%
30
Aug 29
*107%
|
1,800
9
1
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
No
Chicago Yellow Cab
No
59
68%
120
10,400
41%
9
9 %
9
99
40
12V2 oct
9Va Feb -14
7%
34%
66%
9 %
38
No par
com
(The)
70% July 16
43% Mar
5
421/2 Dec
7%
*33%
100
A
Great
5%
3
71 'A Jan
221% Jun
3OV4 Aug 22
44% Jan 30
741/4 Sep
21
Aug 30
55% May 28
16
141/4 Jan
30% Jan
preferred
Chicago & East 111 RR
5
Apr 27
*98
Cab
20% Sep
28
No par
Inc
5,200
38V2
*37
99
40%
7
13
12 % May
No par
1
Feb
44% Sep
31% May 24
Corp
>:
48%
48%
48 Va
48%
43'/»
34
94
22%
22%
of America—
Common
4% preferred
Continental Baking
$5.50 preferred
—
Co
com
49%
89
'A
*98
99 Va
30
48%
*98
30
99 %
30
*92%
94
101 %
94
150
7,600
22%
22%
22%
99V2
98 Va
93 Va
20
30 Va
30'/a
30 Va
30%
2,100
*100%
101%
*100 %
101 %
10
48'%
15.100
22%
*98
47%
*89
91
190
17
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1806)
NEW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
STOCK
.
.
Monday, October 29, 1956
.
RECORD
■
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Vear la55
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
70
16% Oct
22
25
22 % Feb
15
28% Oct
19
Sep
20
9
Continental
6% Sep
26
58% Apr
9% Jan
11
Continental
8
Dec
14
44% Nov
25
34Jun
1
28
2
19
25% Jan
23
43% Oct
25
70
28% July 27
24% Jan
23
32% May
105
24
Jan
25 % Mar 14
18
20 % Jan
14
14% Feb
2
8% Dec
12% Feb
23% Nov
6
23
43
19% Apr
35% May 18
21V» Mar 290
Sep
52% Sep
48% Apr
14
6
23
138
Aug
Continental
26
52
31
Jan
28
Insurance
5
46 %
46%
Motors
1
6%
6
115
Oil
Steel
Delaware
of
Range
Cooper
2
65% May
27%
Copperweld
Jan
19
99
Jan
25
2
32% Feb
24
6
161% Oct
2
180% Mar
5
20% Oct
26
23% Aug
27
1
18
5% Sep
2j»
6 %. Jan
% Oct
25
48% Jan 28
98% Nov 15
34% Oct
23
42% Mar 26
Oct
11
97% Mar
7
13
28 % Oct
22
30% Jan
3
10
Oct
28
175% Dec
28
183% July
26
5
2
7% Aug
7
Jan
2% Feb
Jan
6
34% Oct
11
95'A Jan
24
28% Jan
7
33
Sep
V' 45 i/4 Feb
23
74
2
86
_
Apr
15
60'/a Jan
13% Mar 30
22% Sep
33% Dec
30
37% Sep
30
23
31
55% Nov
30
RQ
29
50% Oct
1
3
96% Sep
27
% Doe
107
May
9
46
Jun
8
7
14
Jan
13
13% Jan
6
14% May 28
13% Mar 29
2
7% Jan
10
26
14% Sep 15
37% Aug 19
67% Jan
4
9"% Jan
11
52% May 23
67% Feb
23
52% Oct
9
6
30'A Nov
30
26% Jan
23
18
33% Feb
14
7
135% Jan
19
Oct
1
6% Jan
6
Feb
3
8% Mar 14
31 % Mar 29
6'A Oct
31
15% Jan
31
Jan
6
135
Jan
27
9% May
73% Apr
36'A Nov
140
Jan
8
% Oct
8
32
Sep
28
6% Jan
3
53
14% May
26%
26%
26%
5
43/a May 12
11% Oct
6
19
47/a July 16
67/a May 21
Mar 14
17'A May 21
273/8 Oct 22
42% Jan
17
91
Mar
4
22
May 16
14
17'A Jan
17
Publishing
preferred
Inc
Dana
Corp
3:,/4%
Dan
4
30
Jan
17
36
Aug 11
12
7
12% May 17
*28%
28 34
*281/4
28%
71 Va
71 %
71%
71%
1.000
14Va
13%
13%
1334
141/4
5,300
31%
31%
31 '/a
31
31%
53%
52%
53%
53%
54
*31%
32%
*31
53 V«
53%
53
53%
98%
98%
98
98
25
60%
61%
59%
60%
100
18%
18%
*18
19
*18
593/4
99
*91%
19
99
9834
98;',
140
59 %
60
60%
61%
11,900
*18%
60 '/a
19
*181/4
19
10
10
17
i 7 Va
17
17
17
17%,
17
17%
17'A
18
5
11
11 Va
10%
11
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
72%
*71%
*71 »/2
72%
100
*71%
81/2
2.50
8%
33
1
72 %
*71%
.
8%
8%
8%
3334
*32%
323/4
8
7%
8%
5334
53:!4
53%
54
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
100
*135%
10
8 %
145
54%
72%
%
*32%
33
38%
pfd:
600
14,200
*1453A
54 %
543/4
8>/«
8 Va
8'A
8%
72
100
72
8%
33
8%
7,700
8V2
1,400
*32%
8%
33
5,400
r
33%
200
8V2
10.300
8
8%
Va
54
—'
54 'A
54%
54%
54%
54%
2,100
38 %
38 '/2
38 Va
38%
38%
17,400
*38%
38%
38 Va
38'/e
38'A
38%
.
'
*145%
543/4
54%
*145 3/4
54
53%
.
.
2,100
■
*145%
55
2,000
52
54%
'L.L.
53%
/■'.
„
39
53
4,200
'•
—
common
Davega
Mills
1
Stores
*86 %
5
Corp
54%
100
Inc
12%
55'A
"54'A
55
90
*86%
90
12 Va
12
12'A
55
*86%
12 %
>A:
2.50
*5 %
6
5%
convertible preferred
20
Daystrom Inc
,_10
Dayton Power & Light common
7
•14%
15
*14 %
15
273/«
X263/4
27%
46%
"46
46%
common
27 %
6
6
6
*14%
.
55
53%
90
*86%
12%
12'A
6
*5%
15
*14%
20%
27%
46
46-%
5334
90
*86%
12 3g
12'A
6%
.
*6
26%
27 %
27%
45%
6,600
12%
.
*14%
15
90
6
%
500
,,
15
271/4
7,700
49 'A Aug
7
45%
45 %
46%
2,000
96
4
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
100
*88
89
89
89
88 %
90
*88%
89
88%
95 % Mar
6
88 %
40
27
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
100
"86
88
"86
88
80
80
*86
88
86
8<i
22
92
Apr
30
99
Feb
1
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
_109
*91,
94
"91
94
*91
94
*91
94
*91
94
20
20 'A Jun
S
29
Sep
25
Dayton Rubber Co
50o
50c
28% Dec
Jan
July 18
7%
&
Co
&
27
Delaware
Lack
Nov
29
367/a Jun
8
47
July 25
Delaware
16
38 Va Jan
23
48
May 14
373/4 Jun
21
33% Jun
90
24
66
173/4 Sep
14% Feb
26% Feb
13
35% Apr
31% Jun
4
50% Dec
6
40% Sep
Aug
32
25
7
9
9
36 % Jan
79
Jan
14'.'4
14%
14'A
14'A
25%
26'/,
26
20%
25%
26
25%
20
30 %
30 %
30
:c
29%
2934
29%
29:%
1,300
28 %
29
28 Va
285/a
,22'A
22%
22 %
22
13.50
Hudson
&
42 V4
42'A
42%;
43%
Western
Detroit
Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
Steel
Detroit
De
Vilbiss
Corp
38 % Mar
7
43 % Jan
31
60% Aug
13
Diamond
Alkali
19
32% Jan
26
44% Apr
35% Jan
5
Diamond
Match
Devoe
&
Raynolds
class
A
11
37% Jan
28
.313/4 Oct.
26
10
22 % Nov
30
17% Jun
15
23% Oct
19
7
133/a Jan
3
16% Feb
23
Diana
32% Oct
22
30% Apr
1
49
Sep
23
9% Nov
4
ll3/4 Jan
10
47% Oct
11
643/4 Apr
26
51% Oct
26
79
Apr 29
38% July 25
153/4 Jan
3
Oct
2
28% Sep
20
21
9
65
May 25
1
133/a Aug
60% Aug
10% Oct
1
183/4 Mar 31
13% Oct
1
62% May 17
4 3'/a Mar 14
933/4 Dec
60% Dec
36% Jan
17
54% Dec
19% Sep
10% Dec
12
243/4 Jan
3
21
14
73/4 Oct
26
12% Mar
16
39 % Mar
75
18
12
50% Oct
14
48% Jan
3.800
34%
35%
35
34 %
34%
6.100
1,200
100
900
1,100
2
32 >/♦
32%
32%
33
32%
33
33 %
33 %
33
%
33 %
3,500
1
10%
U
10%
11%
11
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
2,300
No par
52
53
52
52%
51%
51 3/4
52
52
1,200
50
*64
*64
60
5%
Oup Co common
conv
63/4 Oct
1
12% May 23
113/4 Jan 17
Dow
5
*
Co
A
(The)
*31%
52%
*64 % '
66
66
100
Chemical
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
3C%
30%
29%
29 %
10%
103/a
*10 3 8
10%
*10%
10 %
10%
103/a
10%
103/a
800
133/B
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
4,700
No par
Co
30%
87'A
88
87%
87%
87%
87%
87'/a
87%
X86%
87%
6,600
Co
5
Dresser Industries-
50c
71
71%,
71
71%
71 %
72
70%
71%
70%
89
89%
89%
90
89
SO
88
Va
71%
881%
32.600
89
18
18
18
18
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
2.400
11
*10%
11
11
11
1
Dunhill
International
1
*10%
Duplan
Corp
No par
7%
Nem
1,100
88%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
de
52%
*64%
67
32
No par
Aircraft
Pont
*65%
*31%
No par
Ltd
Mines
67
32
1
Pepper Co
Dome
14
preferred series
*10%
11
7%
7%
7%
■
7%
*11
8,400
300
12
7%
7%
7%
7%
7 ;,a
3,300
10,400.
(EI) & Co—
Common
5
195%
190
195%
196%
195 %
196
193%
195V4
193%
194%
Apr
12
26
Apr
121% Feb
5
124
6
Preferred
$4.^0
series
No par
109%
110%
109%
110
109%
109 %
109%
109%
109%
110
101
Apr
12
89
Sep
12
99% Jan
3
Preferred
$3.50
series
No par
90%
90%
90
90
July 25
49% Apr 27
33
Jan
20
38% July 12
10
37'A
37%
37
37%
42
Oct
4
"42
44
*49
49%.
109% Oct
38
237
50
Feb
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75
preferred
$4.15
preferred
50
52% Jan
18
4%
Feb
53% Mar 30
29
4.20%
3
20
54
47% Oct
24
Nov
9
47% Sep
25
17
14% Jun
5
52% Jan
54
12
Feb
24
17% Jan
11
DWG
Cigar Corp
2
36'/a Feb
17
23
14
47% Apr 17
57 'A Aug
8
Eagle-Plcher Co
43 '/a Feb
Eastern
Airlines Inc
213/4 jan
26% Feb
18
17
371/4 Apr
Eastern
Corp
29% Jan
23
Eastern
Stainless
75% Jan
23
Jan
14
15
31
154
48 'A Sep
10
1003/4 July 17
170
Apr
12
Kodak
Eastman
Steel
Co
107
6
3
30
Jan
3
Edison
79 'A Oct
15
94
Jan
10
29
36»/2 Jun
18
50
Jan
3
94
Oct
26
106
May 16
16'A Jan
30
21
Mar 15
51 % Jan
May 27
23 J/4 Feb
15
53
Aug
2
5% Feb 10
34 'A Feb
23
653/8 Sep
Bros
4%%
Ekco
4%%
Co
&
32
23
Electric
44'/2 Sep
5
Electric
Storage
Jan
3
6
22 J/8 Feb
Oct
19
17% Mar 20
31% Feb
17
Elgin
21% Jan
20
31
Oct
26
53
Elliott
Feb
28
47
3
Apr
12
50
Jan
58 % Feb
30
17
393A Jan
44 J/2 Feb
10
6
541/2 Apr 11
11% Oct
31
25
12
43
Apr
253/8 Oct
Feb~21
541/2 Oct
Mus
Inc
44
42
42
42%
200
*42 Va
*49
48%
*49
Co
conv
591/2 Aug
9
30% Sep
12
Emerson
El
Paso
3
13'A Jan
3
Ind
*41
*49
*49
49V2
48%
*47%
48
*49
50 Va
*49
50
*46 %
48
*46%
48
*49
50%
49%
*47%
49%
48 %
11
35% Dec
8
31% Oct
1
31% Aug 14
34% Mar
9
Endicott
jan
5
87 % Oct
22
4
98
28% Sep
23
25 J/2 Jan
11
18
243/4 Apr
87% Oct
20
20
Sep
19
32% Aug
9
23% Mar 29
Jan
5
31
74
Oct
12
86
Feb
8
64
Aug 27
71
July 18
26.
2
50
*49
50 %
15
15
15
15
43
43%
300
Battery
43
15%
!
.
43%
60
1,800
1,800
43
43
43
49%
50%
49:,4
50
48%
50
48%
49%
49%
50Va
28%
46%
28'A
28V,
28
28
27%
27%
46%
89 4
160
63%
28%
46%
29V4
46%
2,000
89/a
91
*158% 160%
62%
62%
7,400
1
Electric
46%
90
91
*159
160
.
65
64
24%
81
64
*79%
24%
31
24%
45%
89%
453A
90V2
63%
160
63%
24%
24%
*159
43
45%
89*4
160
62%
1,500
1/300
10
^4%
24
*79%
81
38%
973A
*94
»
19
193'8
193/8
19%
20
373/8
19%
36%
19%
36%
37
36%
37Vs
'3534
36%
36%
37%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40y4
30%
38%
*94
41
Erie RR common
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
973/4
12%
12%
12%
293/4
30'A
49
*47%
533/a
26%
*
511/2
51%
*50%
53Vt
54
53
%
551/4
26%
26
26V4
25 5a
7%
"
7Ve
30'A
12%
51%
53%
26
40
49
53
521/2
26%
38%
94
12%
30
25%
12%
30
*51 %
5
*94
293/4
12%
29%
*471/2
51%
4
10
38%
81
*47V2
12%
30%
50
*79%
491/2
51 %
12%
__3
Johnson Corp common
38%
30
*471/2
49 %
52%
Co
1.400
38V8
2434
94
203'4
*94
15
Gas
^.000
/a
243/B
*79%
383/8
97%
19V8'
303#
■>-
10
Mfg
46
91%
160
j
81
38%
93%
20
10
2nd preferred
Natural
24%
*79%
50
Equitable Gas Co
5%
433'8
50
1
preferred
Erie &
43%
47%
28%
46%
shares
Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
4%
15
47%.
fi
Amer
Emerson
20
7
Sep
27% Jun
28
30% Oct
6
2
*49
15
100
common
5%
12
5
26
50
2.50
common
preferred
28 % Jan
page
:
15
2
commoA
National Watch Co
5 %
P6
see
6.800
*49
90%
Electric
3
28
footnotes
37%
15
*157%
64%
Elastic Stop Nut Co
AXito-Llte (TKfe)
5
4% Jan
17
July
37%
50
14%
~10
preferred
413/a Jan
20% Oct
73
37
*49
100
Stores
331/a May 28
3'A Aug 21
15% Jan
100
36 3/4
48%
100
preferred
Products
47% Dec
16%
37%
*47
_5
Corp
common
6%
Sep
52
Sep 14
% May 18
r 37
1
23 'A Oct
99
Jan
50%
89
48%
10
4
July 22
47%
89
10
Nov
24 Va Mar 15
36
6
Aug 30
19
preferred
Eaton Manufacturing CO
61% Nov 30
355/8 July 29
92 %
47%
*49
SO
*47
f
58
87% Nov
50%
600
90
50
preferred
$2.10 preferred
32% Jun 21
175
48%
*49
6,700
90
90
50
4.10%
6
345/8 Deo
49,%
*47%
50
preferred
*49
50
preferred
6
Jun
44
•
'
17% Nov
40 V4 Nov
*42
50
6
53% Mar
45% Oct
Apr
common
27
47% Aug 31
49
„
6
50%
14%
Jan
4
35%
493/4
23 %
Jan
11
353A
50
31%
22
«/4 Oct
35%
4954
51
353'4
39
36
14 5 ii
preferred
Corp
35 % Jan
69
50
17,200
19%
39
36%
31%
14
54
Jan
51
18%
19%
38
36%
23
10% Jun
51% Sep
76
50 %
38
*34
26%
14%
4
4
3
18%
18%
33
*35
32
15
18
10
18%
37%
37
23
21
22
33/s Nov
18%
38%
68
145/8
90% Oct
Feb
273/4 Feb
18%
*35
34%
*64
23
82
Nov
353/i Mar 14
10,200
34%
68
143/4
12
53
26
34%
34%
*64
63
23%
lo
53 % Apr
Mar 14
34%
23%
23
55
Mar 14
343/4
*64
68
4,200
*14 %
Jan
12
6
3.100
34%
«
,
14%
17% Sep
51% July 22
50% Aug
9
28
41%
23%
57
1
42%
41
14%
49% Jan
Oct
42%
41
23 %
30
188
43
41
*31%
27
6
42 3/i
41%
143/4
Douglas
2493/4 July
43 'A
41 %
32%
du
117% Sep
1
943/4 Aug 11
33% Dec 29
42 %
42
23%
95% Sep
Apr
6,400
14%
72% May 28
3
2.600
22%
4
233/8
Dr
16
29
22'A
*31%
Dobeckmun
13
% Feb
28 3
22
2
Dixie
5
23
% July
28%
22
50c
Stores
Apr
9
16% Mar 21
21
28%
:2 %
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
17
Sep
28%
Dlvco Corp
6
27
39% Apr
cumulative
35 %
2P3/4
22
%
37%
»
51
25
Diamond T Motor Car Co
13% jun
51
22,900
42%
*64
37
1
common
13% Jan
$1.50
18%
14%
34%
/
38
_10
Co
34% Jan
17
18%
37%
*35
14'A
42%
.68
2
14%
41%
J
,
15
11
14'A
34% ^4^8,
*66
1
Co
Apr
8
8,200
14%
Detroit
14
20
6,800
26%
3C %
3
26
Oct
«A
26 Vs
26
19% Sep
27
8
14%
Grande West RR_No par
Edison
j,
20
39
27 3
2b
Denv & Rio
Jun
26%
27%
30%
Power & Light Co
43% Sep
41
27
27%
50
Delaware
25% Apr
10
27
27%
No par
31'A May 18
18'A Sep
3
30 % Mar 14
27
*
,
10
26'A May 28
28
It
*46
20
common
preferied
3
251/4 Mar
42% Feb
Por
*97%
1
7%
53
24
32% Jan
253/8 Apr
20 Va Jan
*31%
32
700
24
1
Feb
28%
Sep
11
25 >A Jan
100
2834
83
Oct
433/, Nov
89
841/2 Sep
Feb
15
8,200
*86%
44 Vn Jan
34
103
2,300
35
89
18
22
Oct
2%
*2%
34%
*86%
20
May 11
L—ii—'
Nov
45
2%
35
89
72%
preferred series A
River
Deere
67
2%
34%
*86%
28%
Decca Records Inc
163
2%
34%
89
I
6
27
*2%
34%
1,800
1.4
Inc
3
Jan
2%
34 %
"87
1
16% Mar 12
14
28%
2%
34%
70
4,200
6
%
71%
A
35% Feb
16
-
28 Va
2%
No par
34% Jan
46% Jan
86%
5
*28%
common
8
Jan
34%
86%
5
26
157
2%
34'/a
*
6
14%
Drug Stores Inc
29% Oct
13% Nov
6
5%
73
!
253/a Oct
Sep
5%
5%
14
preferred
18% July 11
11% Oct
5%
21
73
pfd
Sugar
393/4 Sep 23
353A May 5
61
5%
11,300
28%
162%
14%
Amer
of
14% Jan ,.6
12% Jaa
5%
28
„r,f4 /4
noncum
31'% May 16
3 3'A Aug 26
Jan
20%
No par
_
14
33 % Jan
162%
21Va
Sep
48
97
100 'A Nov
2
95% Feb
66
28%
162 %
21
96 % Jan
Sep 15
93
13,
1
32% Mar
Steel
Cutler-Hammer
24
Feb
28
*160
21%
5
CUshman's Sons
173/a Mar 19
28 %
162 %
21
21%
14'/«
Curtis-Wright common
2
21%
Corp
preferred
Class
27%
95
97
*160
28%
162
21%
5,900
*93%
*95
733/4
Cuneo Press Inc
Prior
27%
162
21 %
68%
95
97
2.50
common
Cudahy Packing Co common
May 23
55% Oct
1
Seal
Zellerbach
%
28%
163%
66 %
68
*53%
97
1
&
RR 6%
66%
1,200
*95
V4
80
100
27
No par
Corp
Cuban-American
4 %
28
*162
2
(The)
69
*
*95
,1
Common
Cuba
94
97
25
Wheat Corp
Cork
Crucible
*93%
*95
100
preferred
$4.20
4
96
73/4 July 12
of
Crescent
4
12
Corp
68%
69%
94
97
1
preferred
Crown
67%
69
*93
1
International
63% July 19
28
Corp
27
*95
100
Petroleum
Cunningham
Sep
12
31
137/a July
28
Jan
23
preferred
Cream
7
86 % Oct
16% Oct
common
preferred
100
pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
Refining common-10
Products
3%%
6
47 % Oct
95
30
1,800
26%
Coty
26
22
30
13 Va NOV
29%
Corp
Crane Co common
9
Mar 17
5 3'A Dec
6
91:'/4 Sep
29%
26%
Electric
Inc-
'
43% Jan
29 %
27
Curtis
61 % Aug
29 %
27
13
138
29%
26%
14
40% Sep
15,200
67 %
Feb
Sep
45%
1
Dubiller
9% Sep
41
44 %
60%
Coty
84% Aug 20
10% Jan
3
40
44%
53
1%
23% July 25
Oct
43 %
*59%
Cosden
i
18
45%
*51%
Cum
2
65% Sep
44 %
k
$2
20% Mar
46
60%
Crown
57% Dec
45%
53
28
9
47%
*58%
23
5
46 %
4,400
*51%.
18% Feb
27
46,800
59%
35% Feb
Sep
500
51%
116
29%
1
Feb
41%
4934
115%
51%
3%%
May 29
69% Apr
41 %
50
116
29%
16
104
41%
48%
59%
Corn
3
Oct
41%
49%
51%
Oct
12% Nov
59
80
41%
47%
113
60 %
13% Oct
32 % Jan
102
3
41%
48 %
53
Corning Glass Works
99
5
115%
41%
46%
29%
Cornell
16
116%
*41%
49%
*59 %
40% Mar 12
20
113%
41%
47%
"51%
87% Apr
92% Oct
113%
41%
30
1
27% Jan
113%
61
20
94 %Jun
7,900
51%
Oct
5
600
5,800
6%
6 %
51%
Jan
29
6%
29%
25
May 23
6%
*59%
64
Apr
6%
6%
6%
17,400
27%
46%
46
50
14
30% May
45%
50
series-
30
100
45%
_5
6%
37% Nov
102
46%
Preferred
2
73% Jun
12
%
Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
31
Mar 14
26
45
*27%
*27 %
5
July 19
Jan
27
16
5
GO
54
95% Jan
27%
27
15%
a
Corp
29
98
27%
27%
6%
Shares
16%
16%
%
the Week
Oct. 26
15%
16%
4G
Friday
16%
16%
46
Sales far
Thursday
Oct. 25
;
14
Corp
Cooper-Bessemer
Mar 20
Oct. 21
25
Continental
2
Wednesday
Oct. 23
16%
preferred
PRICES
8ALS
Tuesday
Oct. 22
16%
Continental
26
HIGH
AND
Monday
Par
Cop & Steel lad com—2
convertible
5%
10
Aug
51% Oct
43 %
54% Jan
5
July 27
58
Jan
49% Apr
July
53
50% Jan
94
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
14 % Nov
May 12
10
YORK
LOW
30 Va
_
4,100
9,000
'
5.900
3,700
3,800
16,100
48%
51 »/2
51%
400
55'A
57%
24,500
25%
26
7
1.200
7%
30%
7'/a
30%
30%
31
311/4
32%
32%
3 21/4
32%
*32
3234
,
87%
87%
87'A
87%
87%
*88%
89
!
71/4
6.500
31%
7
30%
7
31
7
12%
31
-
*47%
33
7
40%
_
31%
2,900
32 Va
32%
87 »/2
88
1.800
100
*32 %
87%
8.50
28%
28%
28%
29
29
29 Va
28%
29
28%
29 Va
6,800
20%
21'A
20%
211/4
20%
21
20%
21 Va
203/4
20%
6.100
75
75
*75
76
*75
76
75
76
*75
77
68
*651/2
68
*65%
68
68
*65%
68
25
No par
100
50
x
*65%
*65%
220
800
Volume
Number 5581
184
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
NEW
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
Lowest
Highest
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Oct
10
26 y* Sep
29
21 Ya Feb
9
29 V*
20% Sep
72 72 Dec
13
15 Va Jan
20
20
Mar 23
30
62 y« Jan
23
96
Aug
2
38Ve May
50
Ve Oct
10
lo J/a Jan
3
43
May 11
6
41 y2 Dec
30
12 Ve Nov
1
21% Feb
7
13% Dec
28
24 Ve Jan
18 V4
1
May 28
11
10% Sep
Apr
i6y4oct
20
Apr
25%, Dec
7
21% Oct
16
25 y2 Mar
Sep
26
74
1
68% Sep
20
75'/a Mar
7
26
Yb Jan
25
37% Nov
Feb
31
30
24%
2 4 Va
24 Vs
6,900
l6-;'«
16 %
16Va
I0-4
3,100
84%
85 74
84%
84%
84
84%
83-4
83%
o4
80',4
1,300
No par
49%
11%
117b
11%
11V2
11 %
11%
»i6V2
16%
*16'/a
16%
22%
22%
22%
23
68%
68%
68%
49
47'A
47%
1
_5o
Fansfeel Metallurgical Corp
5
Farwick
7
*67
2
46%
9
57
Apr
9
Jan
3
43 Va Jan
5
51
Apr
18
5%%
Apr
29
3iy4 Jan
11
41% Aug
17
Federal
23
19 y8 Aug
2
Federal
Bower Bearings___5
Pacific Electric Co
1
36% May
7
Federal
Paper Board
57
Jan
41% Sep 27
50
31 y* July 21
45
12
Jun
24
17% Jan
4
13y8 Feb
29
Oct
17
40 Va Jan
24
29% Feb
1
19% Oct
24
30% Oct
9
9
13% Feb
8Va May
23
25
Corp
Fedders-Quigan
13 y4 Mar 29
5%
21% Sep
conv
pfd
conv
4.6%
1953
9
Felt
31% May
1
Fenestra
&
Mfg
*16V2
16Tu
16 72
16 7a
*16 Va
lo *%
300
22 74
22%
22 7b
22 74
22 7b
22%
2,100
.
*6 7a
12 7b
56
56
*.54
57
*55
*46
48%
*45 Vb
487a
*45 7b
48%
43%
48%
100
3b Va
387a
387a
38 7b
38 7a
38 74
3b 7a
1,300
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
3,400
32%
31
32'%
2,500
32 %
31%
20%
20%
20 %
1974
20'/a
33Va
3274
33%
337a
33%
32 Va
5
9
10
*26
9%
9
9 YB
*9
9
*26 74
26%
26'A
26%
28 y2 Oct
5
39% Mar 23
Ferro
1
29%
29%
29 Va
29%
29
30% Oct
1
43
May
32 Va
32%
32 Va
32%
Apr 22
Oct
1
135
May
45% Sep
23
35% Jan
18
Jan
18
54
104
9
Jan
3
19
10% Jan
12% Feb
27
17
34 %
Sep
Feb
7
11
Sep
6
105 y2 Mar 14
13
Oct
2
21% Mar 12
41% Feb
16
7
36% Feb
i3
14
48% Oct
25
91
Oct
26
21
51
Feb
13
77
July
6
109
Feb
13
159
July
6
86% Oct
22
100
Mar
5
July
46% Jan
25
July 15
61% Sep
Feb
28
126
-.Sep
21
Nov
30
100
Jun
3
54% Aug
Apr
$4
Florida
2
9
51% May 28
20%
OctTl
16% May 28
21 Ve Jan
30»/4 Oct
26% Aug 22
63% Mar 12
3
24
41% Apr
18
Foster-Wheeler
12% Apr
4
8 »/2 Feb
24
10% Apr
27
Francisco
14 y4 Jun
6
12 Ve Jan
23
13% Mar 12
98% Nov
28
78
July 18
97% Mar 20
Freeport
16% Mar 23
14
Feb
9
16% Mar 22
Froedtert
28% Dec
27
25% Jan
27
Fruehauf
Trailer
24
79% Oct
4
25% Dec
6
88%
94
Mar 30
Oct
38% Apr
94
23
Mar 29
88
103
12
12
36%
36%
3o%
37%
*94%
*13%
98
13%
49 %
50
par
45%
50
50
95
95
10
65%
*133
49%
*49 Va
45Ve
66
\
•
45%.
4574
12 Ve
4
3,o00
97
14
1,300
50%
2,300
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4o
50%
50
45 74
48%
49
Vs
49 7a
*93
95
65%
*133
66
66
66
64 74
91
93
06
04%
05%
7,000
133%
133
135%
13574
49
7.,
7/4
4,400
487a
7*
86%
86%
87%
86 V4
86
V4
■87 74
87 Va
60
60
60
74
58%
5974
57%
58 7 a
58
17%
17%
17%
17%
17'/a
17%
17 7 ,3
17 74
317 a
32 Va
31 %
32
30 Vb
3174
10
Co
preferred
17 74
17%
9,400
30%
30%
3174
6,700
*9%
10
10
10%
1,100
12 7a
12 %
12%
83
82%
83%
81%
83
82
83
"4
16
*15 Tit
16 7
15%
15%
16
7B
300
26 7b
267b
26 TB
37,200
84 7b
83%
*16
16%
16
26
26%
25
*81
83 Vs
*81
-100
33,400
30%
1
common
8
*12 74
84
Co
100
5b '
97,
1
Sulphur
Vs
12%
12
10
440
88
*85 7a
9%
10
*12%
*12 7b
120
127a
*9%
12%
9%
_1
1
3,500
134%, rJ-31%
59%
0
No par
30
95
*93
74
74
2
Co
'./^i■
3o%
*94 7a
14
_5
5
Corp
1,000
*13%
1
94
45 Vb
4574
49
95
*86%
80
2,500
*12
50
49%
140
3
5,700
5174
5174
13 %
50
95
140
4
6,200
bj
'
49
*
3
700
103%
94 7a
13%
13%
49
45%
1
13%
00
93
#941/2
9b
13%
I
15
37%
*94%
3.660
27
62 %
87 Va
12 7 b
5
4974
61
61
103 %
12
Corp
29
87 V4
*103
12 %
Franklin Stores Corp
13 % Nov
607a
88
10374
12Ve
37
Foremost Dairies Inc
14
6
61 %
87 Vb
*103
10
105
*2o%
4
12%
—
28
Jan
26 3
49 Va
48 %
_100
100
7% Sep
68
48%
26%
12%
Co_
Sugar
105
104 7a
49 74
27
*26 %
5
preferred___100
11% Mar 14
Mar 31
*105
107 Va
*102%
51 7a
7V2
291/2 Oct
50
4,8 JO
51 Vs
preferred
Motor
1,400
33%
51%
Corp
3%%
2 j 7b
51 %
Power & Light
Co__No
Fpod Fair Stores Inp common
$4.io div cum pfd' ser of '51
Food Machinery & Chem Corp
Ford
a
32%
52 %
___l
convertible
26 Vb
29 7
33%
*51%
_No par
3%%
*26 7a
82%
51%
common
200
2o 74
32%
51%
Co
Power
103%
103
l,o00
26 74
—No par
Co
(The)
Stove
87%
87 Vb
88%
103%
9 7b
*29%
27
60%
62
61%
62%
62
88
*103
26%
7,600
9
9
3o 74
3j %
7a,
4874
50
49Va
*26Va
1
Florida
18,
102>/4 Mar
49%
26%
100
Carpet
Co
49%
26Va
6.25
com
preferred
Florence
14
50 y4 Aug
62
(The)
1071/2
*102
107'/.
*102
5
10
NY
preferred
Flintkote
94
69% Sep
105
Firth
14
% Apr
40
13
41
17
Inc
First National Stores
12
May 23
48
6
Jan
96%
4ya%
61
3
Fire
Firestone Tire & Rubber
494/4 May 28
*,26% Jan
43% Mar 15
102
27
93
Aug 17
106% Jan 16
20
106
Aug 29
18% Mar 11
Oct
12
46 y2 Feb
36% Sep 26
32
10
Apr
11% Sep
100
99
Feb
102
Phoenix
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Filtrol Corp
62 y2 Jun
Aug 17,
35% Jan
68
3
Mar
Fidelity
23
91% Jun
1
59% Oct
30
23
Sep
1
Mar 26
61
30% Feb
1
82 y4
9
Mar
26% May
67% Dec
108
Sep 26
53
100
17
24
700
33
33%
9
20
Vs
*19
20
29>/4
33
93
Fibreboard Paper Prod com-_No par
4%
cum
conv
preferred
100
32 7a
32'a
*1974
33 Vb
17
Nov
31%
32
y2
31%
26
33% Feb
100
57
w
38'/a
39 Vs Nov
124
*55
*45 Va
38ys Apr
27
1,100
22,400
38%
*20%
Inc
6,800
7
12%
48%
6
23% Sep
57
*
Corp
48 74
a
38Va
Mar 14
1
*56
25
Co
67
12 %
12%
57
70
47%
7 7a
12 7a
6,700
4,200
11%
*65
47%
*7
7%
1274
70
46%
47%
46%
22
28% Jan
*65
69
*65
2.00
_.
Tarrant
ll^a
12%
Inc
Co
11%
11%
50
preferred
Dept»Stores
5,900
11%
11%
1174
50
series
50
1174
11%
7Ve
12%
49%
50
117a
1174
12%
7
7
- 4
11%
*
12 %
cumulative
Federated
10y4 Jau
Aug 14
cum
7
1
Mogul
10
37% Mar 14
28
Corp common
pfd ser A
49%
49%
49%
49 V2
11%
_l
•
50
49 %
*11 y4
20
48% Oct
22
>
24 7b
167b
4
10
8% Nov
24
16%
9
3
Dec
7% Jun
23%
17
10
13% Jan
47
51% July 10
2
24
16 VB
Oct
9
Nov
23%
17
6 % Apr
8% July 12
5Ve Mar 14
9
Morse & Co
Sugar Co
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp common
6% preferred series B_
6
68
Shares
24
16%
3
Fajardo
12
22% Mar 14
July
9
the Week
Oct. 26
Oct. 25
237b
Fairchlld Engine <fe Airplane Corp.l
7
May 16
Oct. 24
1
—
Fairbanks
17% Mar
15
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 23
5
Eversharp Inc
14% Mar 16
26
SALS PRICES
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 22
Par
July 17
6
AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
13 Vs Jan
21
STOCK RECORD
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
(1807)
%
%
26%
82
4
26%
25%
26 74
200
3,700
82
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83
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83
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n
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9% Dec
5% May 18
26% Mar 14
30
113
104 Yt May 24
25
6% Jun
22
Jun
34
124
19
9% Jun
8
11% July 19
May 29
49 y2 July 20
18
27% Dec
30
39
43
Feb
25% Feb
11
32% July 31
9
30% Sep
JulyTfT
July 30
107 Va Jan
41 y2 Jan
Jan
3
40% July 25
5
July
11% Sep 15
49 y4 July 27
9
9 7b Jan
29
28% May 29
28
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>
6
Jan
4
53% Aug 24
9% July 17
1
31
Jan
9
39
5
17% Aug
3
14% Apr
13
29
30% Sep
22
25% Jan
3
Dec
29
107% Mar
57% Jan
28
32 lA
4% Oct
21
15% July
25% Dec
105
45
71
Mar
38
Jan
1
9% Mar
20
25 y2 Oct
25
46% Feb
1
99J/2 Sep
29
60 y4 Oct
9
130
9ye Dec
28
11% Jan
8
148 y2 Jun
3
29% Jan
7
36% Feb
23
15
6
Jan
>93
130
Oct
27
5
7
10% Aug
142
1
Jan
30
26
34 >/2 Mar 13
13
2
9
46%, Oct
YT
13% Jan
6
23
13
40
Oct
25
General
126% Sep
23
138
Jan
13
7%
7.
14% Sep
20
17% Jan
3
17
Mar
7
liy8 Sep
17
13% Jan
5
Mar 29
56% Jun
8
79% Aug 17
1
53
52% Jan
23
65 % Aug
Jun
11
19
19 y2
30
July
17
5
43
7% Oct
66% Jan
120
Mar
43% Oct
6
Oct
1
7
Sep
18
Feb
23
77% Jun
20
61
May
July 11
113
Sep
13
28
7
123
11
54
Nov
40 y4 May
44
20
127
Jan
3
115'/a Sep
7
98
Aug
29% Jan
9
102
Jun
30
91'/a Sep
12
35% Nov
9
Feb
31
2
General
26
General
71% Apr
2
General Mills
1
49 V* Mar 20
124% Feb
16
101 y4 Mar 15
37% Apr
3
Foods
General
5%
$5
6
50 y» Feb
10
75% July 17
34% Oct
23
53% Feb
General
32 Va Oct
24
35% Aug 24
4>/2 Jan
11
33
5% Aug
20
38 % Mar 28
39% Sep
Mar 17
39 y2 Jan
2
6
15
34
Dec
14
61% Feb
14
95% Oct
16
Oct
25
31
Oct
25
79
30
May 25
31
21
45% July 11
3
50
Sep
13
90
May 17
29% Feb
3
27
96 '/a Sep
23
74'/a Oct
19
Oct
3
79
28% Oct
46 % Oct
28
38% Oct
11
9% Oct
41
5
45% Sep
19
40 Ve Jan
1
5
23
3
*
35% Sep
46
Apr
27
2
General
Public
28%
28%
28 74
28 %
28%
28%
28%,
2,300
99 74
99 74
74
67 74
9%
9%
—5
New
General
uenei-bi
84
25%
130
37 Ve Sep
Sep
Gerber
J
Getty
uiy 24
9% Jan
54 % Aug
12
4%
23
Gillette
'23 7a Jun
8
8
91% Oct
16
97% Mar 21
34 %
Sep
23
41 yB Mar
Sep
14
5% Jan
99
5
Dec
15
9
Jan
11
3
155
Dec
16
168
Feb
2
153
Mar 14
30% Oct
160% Jun
19
9
25
11
Gimbel
Goebel
Gold
22% Oct
25
22
Jan
3
28
87 y4 Dec
30
66
Oct
1
89 »/4 Mar 23
Goodrich Co
50% Jan
18
66% Jun
7
60
Jan
23
81'% Aug 27
8
Jan
3
29 !/2 Jun
8
55% July 25
44% Jan
16
41% Mar 14
1% Nov
11
12% Jan
5
27 y« July
6
42%
3% Mar
23.
Sep
34% Dec
.
3
36
Apr
60 V* Sep
18
13
22% Jan
6
39% Sep
12
34
Feb
9
35
Jan
6
45% Dec
30
35
Oct
1
45
Jan
3
93
Mar 21
Dec
7
89
Oct
17
99
Feb
17
100
5% Sep
2iya Jan
3
33%
Dec
2
Feb
2
96% Dec
30
74
35% Jan 18
20% Mar 22
143
69
Mar 16
Feb
23
30% Mar 14
26%
Mar 15
44% Sep
24% Feb
153
25
25 % Feb
14
87
26
Sep
19
38% Oct
2
9
19 V* Oct
2
May 26
136% Jun
77% Dec
34% Jan
7% May 18
41 y2
Aug 10
108% July 17
(W
Northern
Great
93 Va Dec
"or
6
Great
Western
149% Jan
11
79% Jan
10
Green
33% Mar 12
Green
9
45% Sep
14% Feb
9
17%
7
7%
28
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34
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3674
36 74
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36 Vs
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92
92
90
91
30
31
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36%
92 7V
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200
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41%
42%
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25
25 74
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25 7
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3,000
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34%
34%
40%
41
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41
8.600
34
33 Va
33%
1,300
52 V,
4,500
34%
52%
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77
81
31
3174
47
47
48
874
46%
4774
25 7a
3574
40%
417a
34
34 0
51%
52
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100
100% 100%
*75%
77
*80%
81%
31 V4
32
4 6 74
47%
47 7b
47 %
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8%
47
47%
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92
35%
35 7a
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3574
5
30 7b
30 %
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4 6 74
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30
30
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101
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88
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42%
25 74
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6,300
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35%
52 Ve
13,700
36%
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11,200
37
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700
1,400
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5
4
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1,600
34
5 Vb
5
5,600
84,300
92
36 7
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4
a
440
46 7
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6,000
114
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116
5 V4
160
35
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40%
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34
34
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51
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51
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100
101
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8174
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77
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80 74
80%
80 Vs
81
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317a
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77
20
830
34,900
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31
31 7 a
47%
47 74
46 74
47 74
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47 7a
1,600
47
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467 «
46%
48
5,900
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47%
46%
47 7b
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47
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30%,
29%
30
29 3 4
30
8,600
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30
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92
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35%
35 Vb
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72
30
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5
76%
77
76%
30
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77
77%
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30 '4
30%
30 %
30 3
30%
2074
30 Vs
58
53
a
57%
58 74
57%
4
1 %
1%
1%
11
11
10%
10%
10%
11
31
31 Va
31
31%
30 7a
30%
2,500
50%
51
50 74
52 7a
52%
53%
19,500
35%
38
35%
35%
35%
36
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common
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12.50
5
100
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25
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100
58%
50%
36 74
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6
35%
89
44%
35%
89 74
45
19%
139%
19%
139%
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2 7 74
77
11
58 74
1%
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30%
31
1%
51
36
90%
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91
5%
6
35%
38
88%
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44%
44%
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19%
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77
27%
27%
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42
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5174
3674
91
58%
72
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73%
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100
14%
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15
84
14%
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14%
84
73 %
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6
6
73
II,000
77 74
79 74
14,100
30%
30 74
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58%
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1%
7,300
72
6
6
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91
6
36
4,700
1,800
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35 Tb
35%
35%
36
88 %
88 74
88
83 7a
87%
87%
1,400
4 4 74
44 %
43%
44 74
44%
45
7,400
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19%
19 74
19%
1
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2,200
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76
75
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20
27%
27 7b
27%
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41%
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42
42
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14%
14%
14%
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83
83
42%
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83
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139%
139
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1
Tap & Die Corp—No par
preferred
115%
36 Ve
Paper Co
common
116 74
9,300
68 3
46%
116
1,200
a
7%,
113%
46 %
32 %
6
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117
9274
34 74
13%
67 Va
114 7a
45%
5 Vb
Inc
Greyhound Corp
4Vt%
34%
68 7a
*113 7a
46 %
68
34%
preferred
Bay & Western RR_
(H
92
67%
113%. 113 V2
46%
32 %
Co
Northern
Great
116
No par
Iron
1
31 Ve f eb
2
67 74
5' 4
common
Co
3
16% Mar
67%
113%
46%
67
113%
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Steel
23% Mar
37% Aug 11
7 7b
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Northern
New
13% Jan
7 7b
77 b
5 '4
Co
Co
46% Apr
23
18
7 %
5 74
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Gt
27
Oct
45'«
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48,600
10c
3%%
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
70% May 25
2
18
City
60%
46 7
a
35%,
Graham-Paige
Granite
59%
77b
10
<B
Union
59 Va
774
3174
Grant
14
59 Vb
46%
1%
10%
Grand
2% Feb
60 1 4
18 3
31%
20% Mar 16
36y2 Aug
9
53% Oct 28
60
45%
5
4
19
9,700
4
Motors
No par
Granby Consol M S & P——
5
1% Oct
10% Oct
30
48%
a
18 7 b
58%
1%
1174
29 y2 May 28
21
47 7
33%
Telegraph
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47 7a
35 Va
Tire & Rubber
Gould-National Batteries Inc
(W.
47 74
32%
Corp
Goodall-Sanford
Grace
48
48
33'%
Goodyear
30% Dec
47%
47 7 «
3574
(The)
6
200
9,500
07%
Co
8tock
12
72
45 3
34 7a
1,600
12
70%
18 7b
117%
92%
a
12
717»
45 74
92%
1.500
70 Vs
*11%
12
18'a
*34 V4
4
110
15 3
7b
1,400
ly,200
7174
46
67%
common
Brewing
&
16
2,300
71 Ve
18'/b
47 74
preferred
Co
15 7b
2.500
71.%
67%
Jttuouex
Brothers
$4.50
Glidden
15
■
20
88
130
130
59%
114%
117%
14%,
>a
39 3
39%
40
130
18 74
45%
46%
15
14%
40
*86
87
39
60%
67%
preferred—;
(The)
26
25
7
*86
130
220
''ite
110
24%
7b
*17%
45%
113%
preferred
17% Jan
59% Jan
Sep
45%
24%
3.j
200
74
133
25 Ve
39%
88
*11%
36
133
133
34'/a
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Products
Oil Co
18
66
25
131
15
a
9 7 a*
39
39%
*128
12
66 3
36%
Corp
Georgia-Paciiic
52 %
60
100
1%
preferred
cumulative preferred
61
48%
18
No pa:
cum
$5
7174
130
100
33%
&
conv
14%
*11%
59%
1
Signal
&
4%%
14%
11%
723a
47%
Castings Corp.
Time
*38%
130
9%
39 3 a
*86
39%
»
25 74
38 %
38%
86%
39
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13.i
25 74
37%
86%
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14%
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com
132 Va
71%
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10
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9%
9%
25
88
*128
65 74
*131
38%
39
66%
9 74
9%
'99 V2
100
100%
65
-
25%
39
common—2
preferred
4V2%
86% Sep
37%
*86%
*
132
No par
Corp
Tire
4Y4%
Sep
9%
-
65
100
100
100Va
,,6.67
Realty
5
121% Apr
64 73
131%,
common
22
Oct
*100
*
No par
100
com_.
Utilities
General Railway
34% Oct
2
29% Sep
17
11
Aug
44% Mar
1,300
28%
General Public Service
66% Apr
102
8
18
36 y« Oct
Jan
Jan
8'/4 Aug 21
90% Jan
20
15 7b
68 74
Telephone
14
8% Apr
15 7 b
*3574
33%
Steel
Jun
3
15 Vb
37
35
General
2
23
98
Mar
15 Va
*35%
68
General
Jan
39% Jan
52
15%,
37
*
Shoe
65% Nov
2
157B
1
General
16
37% Nov
*35%
15%
28%
1
29% July 18
38
27
8Va
37Va
15%
28%
prelerred
conv
General
18
118y2 Jun
8
*36
15%
General Refractories
21
26
8%
36%
Equipt Corp
Precision
cum
8
87a
8Va
15%
Cement Co
Portland
$l.eo
18% July 10
Nov
103% Sep
4,300
8
8
200
36%
No par
46% May 14
Nov
31
8 Vb
8
*
1
Advertising
4
45% Jan
91
49%,
(Delaware )_J
No par
Corp
9
32% Oct
35% May 25
49%
•
*42'/a
com—1
common
14% Feb
4
49%
Co
34% Jan
17% Mar 24
38'/a Nov
49%
49-if
issued"
24% May 28
13% Oct
33% Dec
49%
3,100
Corp
Corp
Outdoor
General
19
5% Dec
7,800
50 %
preferred
71% Apr
3
37%
50
Preferred $3.75 series——No par
59% Dec
4 Ye Jan
35%
49%
5
Corp
Corp
Motors
General
36% Nov
24
28%
36
49%
preferred
43 l/s Mar 14
2
*28 74
35 74
com
com
Instrument
General
28%
36
.
Inc
Electric
*28 7b
28 7a
34 Va
100
Finance
43 74
28%
No par
"when
com
*42 7b
35%
preferred—
122% Mar
1
7
New
43 %
29
1
Corp
Dynamics
I,600
*42 7a
44
,_100
Contract
series
6%
General
General
28
119% Dec
Apr
General
140
10
-
43 74
34%
preferred
50% July 23
10 Ve Mar 20
9
12
Aug 17
Inc
Investors
Co
14,600
29
Transportation—2.50
Cigar
10
10
2,000
74
114%
36
Corp—_
1st preferred
4%
10
10
38
37%
11474
44
35h|
preferred—50
General Cable Corp
40% Oct
97% Feb
10
7
38
114
29%
preferred
12
10
7
7
7
37%
116
*28%
2
fndustrles
Bronze
*114%
114
*42y4
$4.50 preferred
$8
10
10'/a
117
7 74
38%
50
General Baking Co common
General
lOV'a
__5
(The)__
Amer
*114
116
116
7 Va
37 Va
7 % I
38
No par
preferred
Acceptance
General
7%
37%
*42 74
Co
American
7%
39
38%
5
common
(The)
convertible
26
21% Mar
57% Dec
Wood
4%%
23
80
2
Nov
Gar
Apr
45 Ve Oct
16% Nov
48% Feb
Co
Corp
86
13
140
17
Aug
16
Garrett
General
106% Mar
Inc
Gardner-Denver
General
"71% May
common—-1
100
convertible
Gamewell
24% Jan
5
July
38% Dec
Oct
5%
*7 Ve
1
(Robert)
Gamble-Skogmo
13
!
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(The)
Inc
$4.50 preferred
30% Jun
26% Dec 29
83 y2 Mar 18
May 22
24% Oct
Co
Co
29% Mar 27
1
21
July 16
16% Aug
24
Dec
136 y2 Dec
24 y2 Mar 15
23
Gabriel
Gair
*83
600
13,000
50
19
20
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NEW
STOCK
YORK
Lowest
Highest
45% Feb
32 s,8 July 19
8
27'% Jun
2
4
5% Jan
23
29% Oct
25
6
9634 Oct
31
61 Vz Mar 14
93% Sep
6
90
Jan
44
82% Oct 23
83% Jan
23
23
106% Oct
2
8
Grumman
18
Apr
Mar 14
147% July 20
117'A Oct
18
38'A Nov
Aug 26
104% July 13
Jun
9
109'% Jun
7
94
Oct
8
104
Dec
8
107
Jun
10
100
Sep
19
41
Dec
15
101
105
3
26
24
Corp
1
28 %
__l
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com__No par
$5
preferred—.—
...No par
Gulf Oil Corp
25
When
15
issued
42% Mar 20
41% Jan
6
58 y2 Feb
10
6
24% Sep
14
20 y2 May
18% Oct
13
25 % Feb
4
19
79% Oct
7
100% Feb
4
21 % Jan
6
38 % Dec
6
38
6
55
Dec
6
143
Nov
10
134
40% Nov
17
10
Jan
134% July 25
26% Mar 14
31% Dec
20
dividend preferred
16y2Oct
18
15% Jan
6
44
43%
43 VA
42%
43
8y-/i
90>A
89
90
88%
80%
88'%
89
7,300
21%
21%
2x%
21 Va
21%
'21 VB
2x%
2i»/4
1
21'%
25%
21%
25%
1,600
25
25
*24%
25
preferred—... 100
*100%
103
*100%
lo3
3o%
36%
36%
37
37 */o
ot
03%
*62%
63y8
62va
62%
61
146
Feb
15
*38%
35%
138
38'%
35%
*132%
23
138
38%
*132'%
Apr
100
.——.2.50
-—--.I
*132%
43
2/%
27%
9
May 22
Paper
16
—
Corporation
39
Aug
23
37
Mar 12
9
48
% Oct
88
3
Dec" 5
5
27
25
60
Oct
16
101
Jan
5
19
20
Aug
6
Jan
9
preferred
Haveg Industries lnc—
Ex
partial liquidating
3%%
Heinz
—
J)
&
25%
23% Oct
25
34
Oct
17
26% May 25
38% Jan
3
Helme
38% July 25
22% Mar 2
17
Jun
8
21 VB Mar 15
51 %
Hercules
May" 19
12u
Apr
48
Jun
38'% Oct
19
2
20
18
124
July 19
Feb
24
533/4 Mar 20
common.
Oct
28
16% Jan
5% May 12
19 3/4 Feb
7
8'% Mar
12
2
11
4
18 % Oct
22
3
29 VA Oct
17
32 y4 Jan
16
3
32 Va July 12
40
Feb
20
Dec
22
56
Feb
10
74% Jun
19
27
35 Va Jan
65
14
14% Apr
Jan
10
31
26
113/4 Sep
6% Apr
3
32% Mar
37% Oct
Feb
7
25% Jan
9
13
3
16
2a
253/8 Sep
48
29% Feb
28% Jan
24% Oct
12 % Jan
103/8 July
3
213/4 Mar 23
343/e Oct
100 y2 Jun
1
2
July 16
44 y2 Jun
106
Apr
28
8% Dec
17
27
95
5 Va
30
52 % July 17
Oct
10
103 y2 Mar 16
Oct
2
8 ya Jan
31
Hilton
Hotels
Co
Jtixres
*50'A
x50
Dec
27
21% Jan
23
29% Mar
16% Sep
19
12% Feb
10
183/4 July 11
39% Nov
28
36% Sep
24 V2 Sep
13
40
Aug
6
3
25
28% Jan
3
5
79 % Oct
2
96
0
104 % Jan
6
94
Sep
12
102 '% Jan
10
4%
105'/2 Feb
23
97% Oct
18
105
28
4.40%
Feb
14
41% Jan
3
23
133/a Aug
34% Jan
4
26% Oct
28
34
91 y2 Jan
28
98
100
Mar 10
102% Mar
8
Aug
May
38% Oct
14
17% Dec
29
22% Jun
16% Mar 14
47
Mar
Feb
2
15
573/4 Aug 17
18'A Jan
3
27% Dec
8
15% Oct
25
26% Mar 19
15
3% Feb
10
1% Jan
12
7ye July 18
83 ya Jan
6
12% Apr
27
7% Oct
24
33/4 Apr
11% Apr
lo
99
1% Dec
3
Jan
71% Sep 13
9 Va Feb 17
6
64
Jan
43/4 Sep
30% Oct
22 % Oct
26
1
23
23
23
July 26
7y8 Jan
13
15%
*65
83'A
24
1
*10
:
& Sons
5%
conv
50
33%
33'/a
36
36
16'%
-'33'/a59'%
24%
24'A
10'%
*10
.21%
12
10'A
10
18%
29'%
33'%
39'%
120'%
50'%
50
chO
*78
24%
400
16,2
1,300
30%
500
81
10
49
49
49
1,200
93
*90
93
40
*50
.19^8
18%
40'A
39'A
120'%
* 50
,
„200
33'/a
3o%
33%
33%
38
36
36
36'%
900
15%
15%
16
16'A
16 '/a
7,500
*65-/4
66%
66'%
*00
66'%
b6'%
66'A
83%
*82'%
83
83
83
83
24%
24'%
24
24'%
24
24'A
4,800
20
Bj
260
24'A
9,800
10'%
10
10
10
10
*9%
10
21%
21'A
21%
21'A
2i'A
2174
21'A
12'%
1,600
12
12'%
12
12
11%
11%
2,400
'9%
10'%
*9%
19«%
*19%
19%
23%
*2y
29%
10
9%
10
18%
18%
19'%
*28%
29%
11>%
*29
33'%
33'%
33%
33'%
33'%
59%
59'%
59'%
60
60
40%
40'%
40%
39'%
40'%
97
95
95
22%
22%
23
23
*22%
23
16'%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
*37'%
37%
*37'%
5%
1,100
•
33%
29'%
40'%
*95
51
36
33'%'
5%
10
50
15%
59/4
40%
122
50
33'A
18'%
97
1,000
5,100
*50
50'%
10
18%
SO^a
36
*28'%
60
*120.'%
"
35'%
16
3
preferred
17%
36
25
com
5%
5%
*95
5%
5'%
*22%
/';"
ig%
9
400
33%
61
33'%
40
*95
5%
5'A
23
22%
17
1,800
33'%
60%
97
2,100
V8
17
3,200
1,700
va
8,500
97
20
5'%
3,100
23
400
17%
28,100
37'%
37'%
25'%-
25%
2o
80
*30
81'%
100
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81 /
94
*90
14
*90
94
*y0
94
*90
91
100
*97
99'%
*97
98'%
*97
99'%
%7
99'%
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99'%
50'%
*13%
50'%
50'%
51'/a
50%
51
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
800
lo%
16%
lb-%
16%
15%
lo%
15%
15%
15%
16
15,300
2'A
2:A
*2%
50
connnon.-No par
Lighting
& Power__No par
Corp.;
1
—
Co..—____—1'-/
26
25
37%
81'A
50%
*37'%
81'A
51 Vs
37%
*37'A
37%
25
25
25'%
25'%
25%
4,100
80%
80%
80'A
80 'A
180
51'A
100
*2%
2'%
*2'%
2'%
*2'/a
2'%
preferred..100
noncumulative
7%
7%
*7'%
8'%
7'%
7'%
*7
7-;8
91
88'%
8JVZ
87'%
,88'A
87
87%
5
4%
4%
com
Hudson
Bay Min & Sm Ltd..No par
Corp common
1
90
4%
4%
conv
Hupp
16'%
81
33%
,
15%
*65
*82'%
66%
83'%
40%
49'%
lnc
{Hudson & Manhattan
5%
50
50%
17%
122
*55
SV2
preferred
Sound
51
*50
*120'%
1
preferred
preferred
Howard Stores
50
50
12'%
10
40'A
51
21%
18'%
*28'%
*19
40'%
122
48'%
*89
17%
No par
3%%
Howe
93
*78
*24
*30
100
Household Finance
Houston
49
17%
common_.'5
preferred—£
convertible
49
*89
49'%
19'%
40
11%
5
Co
Houdallle-Industrles
$2.25
79
*120%
21%
10
preferred...
of America
26
17
33'A
36
.
19%
40
122
—2.50
E)
Hotel Corp
13
79
24%
*19
19%
39%
No par
(conv)
Electrochem
$4.25
30%
19%
*19
*120'A
preferred——30
Homestake Mining
12.50
Honolulu Oil Corp
10
Hooker
16%
30%
1,000
convertible
13% Mar 14
Jun
pfd
Corp
(A)
79
24%
*16'%
31
1,500
1
(Charles
*7/
24%
16%
.
18
5
Sugar Corp common
5%
79
*30-a
,4
24
—
Holly
30
18
Hoffman Electronics Corp—50c
Holland Furnace Co
—5
Hollander
30%
23%
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3*%% preferred series A——100
9% Oct
31
16%
*34'%
Hewitt-Robins I11C
22 % Oct
16%
23%
40 y2 Mar 14
20 %
24'%
16%
35%
20% Mar 19
10
23%
16%
23%
2
a 11
*23Vi
24'A
*34%
24
12'/a J
2,600
24'%
143/4 Sep
31% Jan
5%
35 %
3.5'%
353/4 Oct
2
57%
*34 ',4
23%
16
28
5%
3a'„i
*34%
29
12
2,100
5%
*3t*,4
23'%
43 % Dec
10% Nov
5%
35%
35%
20% Nov
20% Nov
2934
5%
*34%
23'%
15% May 12
2nd
29'/a
6
36
*34%
100
(The)
cum
29%
5%
35
Hershey Chocolate common__No par
4%«£preferred series A...
_50
$4%
29
1,500
24
71
3
2,300
35
31 Vb Mar 18
3
26 3,4
23'%
Hertz
Jan
26%
1
10
54
77% Feb
1,200
27
27VA
29
*34%
5%
36
*49%
No par
2 1/12
41% May 23
99
38 %
35
2b-/a
27
17%
10
2
132%
38
35
91
23
28
*l3<s'%
38%
35%
17-,a
49 '% Sep
Oct
138
38%
35%
90%
27% Jan
Sep
>132%
35%
49'%
9
80
1,200
17%
54% Mar 18
65
62
89
34 % Nov
3
61 'A
50
13
30
62
300
89
11
98% Dec
3,500
38%
*28%
*77
preferred—.25
preferred
Co
50
37'%
17%
51% Jan
11
24%
100/2
37'4
38%
29
*30%
25
25
Jan
24%
%
100
common
Powder
V
300
100'%
*100%, 103
138
43'%
__1
—
Co
noncumulative
5%
24%
16%
-15
Hercules Motors
(G W)
*42'A
25
//%:!///;///;
5
Co common
E)
X29
-
*24%
35%
-
preferred
(W
5'%
*34%
50
-1
disfc
Inc.
common
(H
1%
29%
preferred
3.65%
Heller
29
100
Industries
Hecht Co
27
—10
common——1
4%%
Hayes
38-a
35%
*100%
103
36
27,%
Co—
Hat Corp of America
8
0
89 y2 Feb
7
Chemical
Mar 27
22
18% Jan
,
Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx...
Jan
34
Co
preferred
o*
Harsco
common
Mar 29
5
3
*43%
—.5
35%
Aug 24
10
100
102
Co.
Co
convertible
4%
*98
'
43%
63%
77% Oct
89% Jan
102
35%
343/4 Mar 27
79 y2 Aug
*98
2.50
0
5
lv2
Hammermill
293/4 Feb
Jan
%3
102
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
23
Dec
%<J
15
173/i Jan
51
96%
42% Mar 29
3
Mar 14
97
*95%
64 % Oct
6
Oct
*9d%
96 '%
107
11
40
97
%o%
*
96%
24
13 y2 May 28
126
*05%
98
96%
Jan
17% Oct
Aug~n
6,100
96%
9o%
%b%
98
96%'
I02
89V2
Watch
36% Jan
122%
96 %
*95%
.
May 28
17% Oct
22% Jan
34%
34%4
Jan
5'% Oct
20
104% Feb
33%
34
Hamilton
Sep 20
60% Sep 29
3
15
34%
Sep
Sep
31% Feb
91
39% Jan
3,900
34%
48
27
96 y2 Aug
26,300
xl5%
34
273/4 Nov 21
24
78
113%
27
14
84% Jan
1x5
1x3
24
Harshaw
36Va Sep
1x3
li2'/4
Jan
39
Dec
llz/Za
113
34%
82%
83%
Printing
35% Apr
20
111%
1x1%
34%
Hall
18
3,700
8,000
112%
Aug 20
23
3,800
8
31
34%
24
18
28%
lx2-e
*82
87
5
26% Mar 14
*82
82-^4
4
25
Jan
82%
"82
7%
Cementing—5
Well
Harris-Seybold
39
30
113%
*
Water
38 '/a July 31
8% Jan
12
7%
30%
113%
*43
$4.44
29% May 28
24 y2 Sep 20
5% Mar 25
33% Dec
7%
29%
111%
25
23
35% July
Mar 11
7%
30-/a
110%
*98
105 % Feb
(WFj
28%
7%
30%
82%
100
preferred..
39% July 13
12
28%
7%
30%
111%
|
preferred—-—.100
dividend
Oil
23%
7%
30%
Shares
111'/«
*96-/2
*95%
dividend
$4.40
Halliburton
28%
7%
far
the Week
Oct. 26
82 "4
100
$4.20
6
Hackensack
Friday
Oct. 25
110%
34%
28
15
28%
Sales
Thursday
113
Feb
91% Oct
PRICES
Oct. 24
85/
..No par
j—
453A July 25
Monday, October 29, 1956
.
30%
*84
H
46 3/4 July 12
69% Nov 25
45% Aug
19 ys Jan
SALE
WeUncsday
28%
28%
.
Co—
£
103% Feb
108
28%
*7%;
30%
—...
Utilities
States
Common
HIGH
AND
Oct. 33
Oct. 22
Guantanamo Sugar,.——
39% Mar 23
98
Aircraft
Par
.
RECORD
Tuesday
Monday
.
EXCHANGE
Gull
32% Sep
96% Oct
Jan
31
STOCK
LOW
STOCK
13
357/s Jan
3
Vz Feb
22
5
YORK
Highest
8 'A Apr
Va Dec
35% Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
Lowest
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
ftaBfe for Previous
Chronicle
31
31'%
*30%
31%
22%
22%
22'A
22%
4%
47%
*7
51'%
1,600
2'%
400
600
87%
2,700
4%
5
7/2
87'%
4%
18,500
41 y2 July
3
24% Sep
21
35% May
72% May
3
Idaho Power Co
10
x29
29%
29'A
29'A
29 VA
29'%
29'%
4
Illinois Central RR Co
No par
63
63'%
62%
63'A
62 Vb
63
61 '/a
62
61'%
62 VB
24.900
Illinois
No par
56%
56%
56'A
57
5o%
56%
£b'%
56'%
56'A
56 Va
2,000
5<»r
pfd
A
50
Refrigerator Co
Hussman
series
__5
*30%
31
30%
31'%
30%
30%
1,200
*22'%
•
23
22'A
22'%
22%
22 %
2,500
I
S7
Jun
21
67 Yb Oct
11
47'% Jan
5
49
Aug 22
B13A Aug 17
52% Sep
1
62'% Mar 28
61
Jan
17
24 y. Mar 15
Syg-Oec
33% July 18
68% Sep 19
27% Feb
10
57% Oct
1
57
50
Jan
23
Sep
52
12
4.08%
cumulative
50
*45'A
46%
*45'A
46%
*45%
4u
72
*45 VA
53
Apr
5
4.26%
cumulative preferred
50
*45'A
47
*44'%
47
*45
47
*4u
47
14
55
Jan
9
4.70%
cumulative
Mar 11
50
*50%
52%
*50'%
52'%
*50%
52'%
*50%
52'%
*50'%
12
521/2
54'% Apr
3
4.42%
cumulative
*50
52
*50
52
*50
52
Feb
50
*50
52
46
*50
£2
Sep
11
53
4.20%
cumulative
50
*45'%
47
*44'%
47
*45
47
*45
47
*44
47
26'% Jun
20
29% Aug 16
par
29'%
29'A
1
.37'A
3 7 3/4
37'%
37-/a
07
No par
*81'%
82'%
81
81'%
79%
55
53
15
31'A Aug 31
59
Dec
7% Apr
29
169'% Jun
15
155
Feb
19
13
66'% Mar 14
Sep
21
91'%, Nov 28
35 y« Jan
76'% Jun
8
68
53
8
19
19% Jan
18
Sep
8
24'% July 18
57'% Dec 12
103
203% Oct
6
1
23
89% Oct
Mar 29
33% Sep
11
165/1 Aug 16
29'% Oct 11
28% Nov
84
Mar
12
27 '/4 May 28
9
175'A May 31
37'% Jan
4
2
41'% Jan
8
33 Vb
6
29
12% Jun
16
82
12
101% Sep 26
9y« Mar 13'
141,
17
May 28
Aug 31
28% Sep 21
3
Jun 10
May 15
152
92'% May 26
87% Aug 26
57y8Jan
127 VB Dec
Jan
41 Va Jun
Jun
47% Jan
400
35 Vb Oct
Feb
25 3i, Jun
Feb
523
3
9% Oct
106'% Oct
97
1
1
19
15'% Feb
15
Oct
7
337% Apr
88
Jan
Nov
14
85
Sep
13
2
94
Feb
15
144
8
39
Oct
26
6
12% Jan
45
Mar 14
99% Jun
65
13
Mar 15
32 y« Mar 14
98
Mar 10
33 % Nov
For
29
20%
20%
20%
*20%
21
52'%
52%
52'A
53
74
%1%
52'A
91%
91%
91%
91%
90'A
5
*51%
52'%
*91%
93
com
International Packers Limited
Silver
15
19
39'% Mar 10
9
15'A Aug 27
23'% July 18
Interstate
Power Co
Intertype
Corp
17
34% Jan
5
24 Va May 29
33 Vb Jan
10
27% Jan
10
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
Iowa Power & Light Co
12'A Sep
39
Jan
6
5'A Sep
Jun
130
Feb
7
!
3.50
5
preferred
10% Mar IB
.Throbs
29% Oct
15
Jaeger
1
48% Apr
27
^exicraon
Aug 31
fF
Ll
Co
Machine
Take
Jewel Tea
15
18
102%. Feb
6
2
583A Apr
5
Mar 14
Co
lnc
pfd
common
3%%
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
67 V4 Feb
1
85
Mar 21
Johnson
42% Jun
8
60 Vb
Sep
6
97 Va Oct
Jones <fc Laughlin Steel com
105% Feb
27
Feo
127
127%
127%
127 V2
100
26,700
127,%.
9%
9%
9%
lO'/a
9%
111'%
112'%
111'A
111'A
111'%
96'%
112'A
95%
109'%
*95'%
*95'%
96'%
*95'%
18'A
18 Vs
19
18 VB
17%
10
9%
92
93
13
18'A
128
880
10 'A
7,200
112
14,100
96'%
I8V4
2.1Q0
93
89
121%
119%
120
116
39'A
/
91%
121%
122
39 3/4
39%
3^%
3 9'A
39%
39
39 'A
4.800
541%
55
54%
54%
54
54
53%
53'%
900
36
*34%
3o%
92
91
117 x
*115
36
*34'%
31'%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32'%
32%
51%
51'A
513
51%
51%
51%
51%
51'%
36
*34
4
,2
3o
*34%
290
92%
500
120
32%
23,700
51%
3,200
52
*51
52'A
*51
51%
*51
51%
*51%
52
35 'A
35'A
*35'/a
35 3A
*35
35'%
*35
35'%
*35
35'%
14
14'/a
14
14
14
14 Va
14 VB
21%
21%
21%
21%
11%
21%
21%
31%
31%
100
14
14
1.700
22
14 VB
22
22%
3,200
31%
5134
SI'/
31%
10
25'A
25 Va
25%
25%
25%
25 %
25 Vb
25'%
25'%
25'A
1,200
48%
49%
43%
49%
4«%
49'A
48'A
43%
48'%
49
4,600
*121
126
*121
126
*122
126
30%
*122
31'A
31
*121
126
1,600
31 Va
126
26
j
63% Aug
8
5%
Joy
&
Johnson..
preferred
'
series
Manufacturing
Co
5%
5%
5%
28'%
28%
28 VA
28 "2
27
28
2"%
27'%
23
28
1,000
34
34%
34
34'A
24 %
34%
34%
34 '%•,
34%
31%
2.200
87
88
88
88
88
1
45
45%
'93
100
6
A
5%
•87
45'%
*93
96
6
46
96
5%
44%
*33
5%
45 Va
96
*88
£0
5%
*83
5.600
5%
90
40
.1,700
45
45
45
46
*93
£6
*93
96
20,100
47%
43
43%
47%
47%
47%
47%
43%
71%
12 VA
73
73
72'A
72 'A
*71%
72%
50%
57 %
53 VA
57
56
57 VA
57
58%
99
93
98'%
*97%
93
Q^l',
PIV2
97%
o"
y2
510
58%
57%
58%
57%
60 VA
53%
60 VA
60%
63 Vz
22,900
5
27
Sep 23
00 Vb
127
47%
48%
.12'%
Jun
26
127.
74'%
£9'a
5
54 'A
30
127
17,200
74%
99 %
76
100
55
44% Oct
page
27%
100%
800
1
new
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
93'% Oct
see
27
9o */2
95'A
440
27'%
*74%
20
13,700
29%
76
*95'A
36%
15 i
23%
102
97
2.300
1
Co
Sulphur Co
85
footnotes
No par
1
94'% Mar 14
14
Dec
21
70
2,500
"/B
50c
common
107'A Nov 22
74
36'A
*154'%
2»/
473
29
32
1
$6
36-:a
154%
29
51%
*50%
conv
Island Creek Coal
35%
154'%
31%
25
cum
29 V2
*34'%
preferred
Interstate Dept Stores
$1.40
1
4 3 Vb Oct
3o
*73
900
9 2'A
J
20
May 10
104
Utilities
\
com__5
Oct
84 »/4
19'A
Corp
32% Oct
31
97'% Aug 15
59
Sep 25
27%
27
77
52 V4
476
487'%
100-ta
55
34'A Jan
123
29'%
400
51%
29%
21
*90'A
-
102
10'/a
95
25
55'AJuly26
Sep 21
27
"6%
155
165
*20%
101'/a
14%
common.
Ho
preferred
25
International Telep & Teleg__No par
130
*73
39%
International
July 18
77
33%
6
54
264
21 VB
154'A
%9
29%
478
91
*154
103 VB
No par
5
30'% Oct
29%
29'%
185
*
58
6
3r-Va
36'%
156'%
*23
*154
488
485
156
*119%
37% Apr
3
36'%
165
29'A
29%
491
29'%
113%
*95
100
7
20'% May
36%
*154
165
157'%
..No par
4
Feb
29'A
487
9%
.No par
No par
30
13
29%
492
112'%
7.50
common
com
*126'%
38'A Feb
Sep 15
15% Aug 29
26%
*73
101%
38 Va Jan
40
*29
100
Preferred
International
July
36
157'%
5
3
29'A Jan
29'%
492
No par
9
23
19
3,100
4,600
20%
2
6% Mar 14
91% Jan
Vz
55 Va
21
*20%
Sep
36'% Sep
20
93
55
Jun
30 Va Aug 11
35'% Dec 30
Sep
93
£5
433% Jun
3
26
93'A
31 VB
26% Jan
24
93
54'/4
100
Shoe.
16
9,400
56%
*154
.
,
International
70% Mar 13
800
11,200
79',4
yj%
com
Salt
38 % Jan
9%
37%
77'%
55 %
100
Canada
International
10
9'A
37
80 'A
y3
100
3
20
9%
37 'A
78'%
58
No par
20
53'% Sep
9'A
37
9U'%
common
Aug
34 Va Apr
9'/a
37-/4
Rl *
57'/4
No par
44% Feb
16
3
Jan
19
9%
9'%
92'A
45
3
20 Vb Mar 23
19
11
30% Jan
121
7
—
2,000
57'A
preferred
of
—
29'A
92
preferred
Nickel
29 Va
165
Machines
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
4%
2 J VB
200
.
57'A
Hydro-Electric Sys class A..25
Int'l
29 VB
44'%
92
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
5% preferred
Jun
Mar 15
8
29'/a
46
*154
1
Corp
International Paper
$4 preferred
101
23% Jan
3
7%
Int'l
*9
9%
.20
lnc
106 Va Mar 13
114
34 y2 Mar 15
32 VB Jan
6
11
14 % Mar 13
144'% May
6
34
28
Mar 27
28
28
Iron
29'/a
29'A
44'%
100
Ctfs
Harvester
Mar 14
Jan
Tnterlake
29'A
46'%
Njpar
Inspiration Cons Copper
Int'l
Feb
Dec
25
7
32% Mar 12
Jan
74'A Sep
39'% Nov
6% preferred
Inland Steel Co
41% July 25
174
69
5
common
Business
42
48'% Mar
100 pesos
Rayon
Int'l
132
12
S A
July 24
16
23
0
34% Mar 21
*45 VA
Mexico
Interchemlcal Corp common
4y2% preferred
103
11.2% Aug
Jan
De
Insuranshares
10
125% Oct
preferred
Light_.No
&
24% Mar 13
23
Jan
0
preferred
preferred
OlVhJan
713% Oct
117'% Sep
20'% Nov
Feb
97'A Aug
9
09% Mar 20
78
108
Jan
22
Industrial
Ingersoll-Rand
165
preferred
Electrica
11'A May 9
50'A Mar 13
73
Jan-
Indianapolis Power
85% July 20
21'A Apr
104% Apr
60
10
Industrie
36 3A Sep-12
96 V2 Jan
4,000
26
Aug 23
71
7
30
44'% Oct
10'% Nov 28
26
29'A
51'A Sep
49'% Sep
45
58% May 23
31 Va Jan
29'%
8
6
6
-
9
6
21% Jan
common
10
Jun
20
4
Co
Nov
55
60 Va Jan
Jan
Power
53'% Nov
_48V2 Jan
162
60'% Aug 15
51
Jan 19
72'%
72'%
10
56%
57%
100
:98 V4
1
57%
'
709
-
31,200
Number 5531
Volume 184
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
NEW
YORK
STOCK
R*n*e for Previous
EXCHANGE
STOCK
RECORD
8TOCKS
Year 1955
Range
NEW
Sinc§ Jan. 1
'Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
(1809)
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
AND HIGH SALS PRICES
Tuesdav
Oct. 22
Oct. 23
Par
SllM fH
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Oct. 24
Oct. 25
Oct. 26
Shares
K
43% Dec
28% May 25
34% Feb
14
70% Aug
13
Sep
26
12 7
4'i% Apr
20
52
107
30
Nov
„Sep 30
100% Mar 23
99 % May
94
Nov
96
95
July
Mar
102% Mar 15
70 % Jan
103
22
108
10
105
Mar
15
103
31
29% Jun
21% Jan
3
24% Mar
3
24 %
20
4%
Feb
15
28% Aug
14
Kansas
10
24% July 23
9
42% Oct. 26
23
147% Mar 14
Jan
Oct
27
59% Apr
43% Oct
15
29% Jan
53% Apr
1
25
24
Mar
60 Va
56
Sep
16
10
Apr
58
Jun
23
43% Feb
14
58% Apr
27
38% Dec
27
33% Jan
23
4u-,e Mar 19
38 % Jan
6
Dec
23
02 */4
Jail
31
74% Aug 20
100 »A Jun
23
86% Oct
1
28% Jun
30
32
Jan
4
26
47% Dec
20
55% Feo
9
34% Oct
22 % Dec
28
24% Dec
8
22
50
Jan
4
Sep
7
39% May 31
Feb
98
16
4
16
Dec
22
5% Jan
Mar 14
18% Dec
lOOVa
40 Va
40 Va
*83
*83
88
41
6,500
83
83
10
97
97
97
96
96
*94iA
*100%
103
*100%
103
102
102
*101%
103
*96 Va
100 Va
*96
40%
40%
88
*94%
97
*95 Va
99
*96%
99
*96%
9J
*96%
99
98
*96
98%
*96
98%
*96
98%
79
79»A
79
79'/a
39
38
*96
98
.
*96
60
96%
40
79%
79%
38
38
400
26%
26%
26%
27
26
26%
26
26 y*
26
26
2,100
23'A
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23Va
23%
1,900
Gas
!
& Electric
15 %
15%
15
15%
*15
*38
15
1,300
14%
700
41V4
41'/a
42%
15,600
125 Va
125%
126%
15,600
14Va
15
*14%
1
40%
40 Va
No par
2.50
130 %
131 Va
44%
45
44%
45
44%
45
46'A
8,600
1
55%
55 Va
55%
56
54 Va
55 Va
53%
54%
54
54%
12,200
28 Va
28%
29
29
28'A
28 Va
27%
28
28 Va
28 Va
2,300
43
43
43
43 Va
44%
45 Va
44%
45.
35
35
34%
34%
County Land Co...
Oil
Indus
com
prior
cpnv
,
4%
1
preferred
10
29% Apr>
3
4
54% Oct
19
16% Sep
10
29
(S S)
(S
Co
Laclede
4
27 Va Aug
7
3
4'A Jan
6
27
16% Mar 13
18% Apr
25
Feb
25
19
Jun
8
22% Mar 12
28 '/a Jan
34% Sep
20
30
Jun
8
34% Apr
3
89
May
8
97
Lee
40%
41%
128 Va
'
*42%
124
45%
44%
45%
V
700
43%
43
43
44%
44%
44 Va
44 Va
44%
45%
*34%
43%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
600
3,200
*43
65
64 Va
64%
64
64%
64%
64%
64%
66 %
87
87
86%
86 Va
86%
86 Va
87
5,500
87
170
27 Va
27%
27
27%
27 Va
27%
27
27«A
27
27 Va
4,700
34%
35
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
34%
34%
2,200
24%
*24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 %
25
25
1,400
54%
53 Va
53%
52%
53 Va
*52 Va
53
52%
53
3,800
16 Va
15%
16
16
2,600
26%
*26 Va
5
24
1
53
A
25
*26
pfd..75 Pesos Mex
*4
Va
L
Co
common
preferred
4
series
4
Va
15%
*4
'
26 Va
*26
*4
4 %
4
26 %
.
■
4'/8
300
4
*17%
17 Va
18%
700
19%
19%
20
20%
1,300
32%
32 Va
*32
32%
93 Va
*90 Va
93%
*90%
93%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
4,300
46%
45 Va
45 Va
45 3
a
45%
45 Va
45 Va
3,300
18%
18 Va
18 Va
17%
18%
18 Va
2,500
18
*17%
18
18
18
19%
20
19%
20
19%
19 "Va
common_3
*31 Va
32
32
32
.31%
ion
*90 Va
93 Va
*90%
93%
*90'/a
.10
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
46'A
46 %
45 %
pai
18%
18 Va
18%
1
1%
1%
1%
preferred_.No par
16%
16%
Co
16
16
*26
26 Va
*26
4%
!
16
15%
26%
*4
17%
Sons
&
V-'
5
;
& Tire.
tJames)
15%
1
Bryant
Rubber
Lees
30
*87
;
Consolidada 6%
Lane
40%
124%
10
(The)
Gas
4.32%
La
40%
130'/a
No par
& Co
Mfg Co
Co
40
129 Va
87 Va
64 V2
100'
H)
Kroehler
Kroger
20% May 10
6
*94'A
40'A
*83
38
Jan
6
88
80
43% Jan
3% Aug
40%
39
Kresge
25
40%
*83
28,400
2,100
80
Kress
13
1,600
40%
86
!
*38
29% Mar 29
25% Apr
49'za
48 Va
80 Va
50% Feb
14% Apr
53 Va
111%
48%
40%
48 '/a
'
100
preferred
-
12% Mar 15
51%
111%
112
110
49 Va
38%
19
% May 28
52%
52
53 V»
112
*48%
preferred
25
Keystone Steel & Wire Co (111)
1
Kimberly-Clark Corp
5
King-Seeley Corp
1
Koppers Co Inc common
.10
12
3
4
60
52%
112
49%
38%
4V2%
36 % Jan
92% Mar 18
53%
112 Va
*48%
"80%
Kerr-McGee
29% Feb
39% Feo
53%
112
49 Va
50
non-cum
Kern
6
July 16
47
6
54 Va
112
*48 Va
100
;
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
Kennecott Copper
30% July 16
7
112
Co___No par
Kansas Power & Light Co.
8.75
Kayser (Julius) & Co.:
5
Mar 27
May 28
30
113
42% Apr
44
21
26
14% Oct
July 15
38% Nov
53%
100
cumulative preferred—100
City Southern com
No par
Kansas
46% Jan
129% Aug 26
33%
50
preferred
preferred
4.35%
May 22
9
92'A May
9
10
8
6
4.20%
-21% Jan
Oct
17 % Mar 24
1
Oct
4
98% Jan
4.50%
38
21
48% Jan
27 Va Mar 14
13
24
84% Apr
25
.
71 % Feo
24
Mar 10
-43
1
Apr
90% Oct
May
6
107% Sep
7
105% Nov 28
conv
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co oom.No par
3.80% preferred
100
4%
cum preferred
III 100
Mar 13
9
10.% Oct
105
9
Corp
preferred
oreferred
Cc„
96 Va Oct
105
Chem
cum
4%%
44% Aug 14
26
&
4%9?j>
83
16
Alum
3
37 Va May 17
45% Mar
39.
Kaiser
3
20
Aug
Feb
\
32
*17%
400
'
86% Aug 11
98% MP-
11
15% Nov
Mar 14
Mar 22
13% Jan
13 % Jan
%
6
1% Jan
3
25% Apr 26
2% Sep
1
11% Jan
3
17%" Dec 22
3% Jan
3
6% Sep
47% Jan
17 Va Jun
26
58
17
Aug 30
1% July
„
15
-
Apr
5
1
40% Mar 14
10
35% Apr
28
3.85%
July 10
21% Jan
Oct
4
43 % Jan
31
19
2
23
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley RR
..No
Lehigh Valley Coal common
3
2% Jan
6
24
Feb
*8
1
■j
Feb
1
Sep
54 %
17
25
kuva Uu»
id
Jan
4
16% Jan
4
20% Jun
1
23
Mar
1
19
FeD
9
21 Va Mar 26
64% Jan
18
6
74 % Feb
9
98
13% Jan
3
89% Dec
23
New
"when
common
'•52%
.52%
26%
26%
19'/a
2
1-.2 % OCL
17
31
16
Dec
30
25% Jan
25
55% Apr
79
23
47 % Jan
6
2 i Va Jan
39%
Jan
23
49
64
Aug
73% Oct
7%
Lily
24
Link
18
Aug 29
Lionel
Corp
24
49% Mar 29
Liquid
Carbonic
19
84
Sep
25
7
Oct
2
12
Jan
6
43'A J un
8
53% Oct
25
17% Mar 14
24% Aug
1
18% Jan
27
64'A Jan
23
28
10
7
Dec
21
32 % July
28% Mar 14
Oct
73
123
38 y8
Mar
Jan
114% Mar
5
Sep
23
11
5
July
21'/a Oct
6
4
21% Mar
100% Jan
19
2
107% Apr
27
loi
100
Sep 26
103 "A Jan
6
94
Aug 29
102
Mar 11
105
July 15
90
Oct,
20% Oct
11
3
17
Oct
7
147
May 25
125
3
58
July 27
77% Jan
6
90% Dec
25% Jan
30
5%
2,000
52 Va
52%
5,700
52%
52
52 Va
Inc
29
26
2GVa
26 Va
26%
26%
19 Va
19%
19%
"19 %
19%
2,800
19%
19 Va
19%
19 Va
19%
3,000
82
81
81 "8
81%
I
19%
19%
82
82
81%
81%
4,600
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
6,700
64 Va
64%
64%
64 Va
64 Va
64%
64/a
bi*;a
64 '/a
64 Va
3,600
143%
144
142 Va
143 Va
54%
55
144
54%
71%
16%
17
42%
43%
Star
Cement
Corp
Gas
common
Co
42%
*75
%
145
54 Va
55
73
73%
73%
73
73
73%
900
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
3,900
42
42%
42 Va
42%
42%
42%
4,000
85
*75
7%
7%
7%
7%
52%
53'/a
52%
19%
20 Va
19%
19%
19
19%
88'A
32%
88%
32%
88%
89 Va
89%
32%
52 Va
123%
121%
122'A
124
7
Long Bell Lumber (Md)
par
July
6
Long
.10
Jan
9
5%
100
<■102
102% Jan
13
100
*90
96
*90
*92
96
*92
66 Va
96
100
32 %
9S
Mar 14
24
21 '/a Feb
15
143% Jan
5
10
63 Va Sep
17
83% Jan
27
4.35%
109
May
Loriliard'
23
7%
31% Dec
6
21
Jun
26
27% Feb
?
39% May 16
51% Jar
3
42
Jan
20
111% Oct
15
53% Jan
49% Jan
3
(P)
preferred...
Louisville
;
Lowenstein
67 Va
21%
1G3 Va
64 Va
21%
*102
67
21%
21%
661/2
67%
LT Va
21 %
102
67
21%
42,400
89
33%
rl27
68
21%
90'A
5,200
34%
65,400
131
96
./■
6,200
4.500
69
21.%
*100
*50
93
*92
■
19 Vis
103
96
*90
92
92
90
9,400
90
50
96
*100%
102
*90
103'/a
33%
126
rlLz
2,000
48,300
19
103.
:•
110
17 "A
20,800
&
(M)
17
126
126
va
125%
125 Va
*125
58
58
58
58
57
57%
56%
561/2
56 %.
57
50
(Ky).No
Sons
171/4
126
par
94
94%
93
93%
92%
93
92
62
91%
91%
4,000
23%
23%
23%
23'A
23%
5.400
xl03%
1071%
17%
10
common
Nashville
&
21'A
32 Va
32 %
-
100
Co
preferred
Louisville Gas & El Co
9
22% Mar 14
E
series
66
89 Va
89
89 %
123
7%
53%
71/4
53%
20%
85
53
7 %
52%
89% May
104
*75
85
*75
85
7%
51%
23 %
A
No
Island Lighting Co com
series B preferred
4.25 %
series D preferred
*72%
2,000
43
7%
123 %
54%
17%
52 V4
10
530
144
54%
54%
19%
10
144
143%
143
54%
54%
%
7%
51
10Q
preferred
72%
/16%
85
*75
100
No par
Star
conv
19%
1
Lone
106
V"
82%
1
Lone
4%%
26 Va
19'/a
19%
71%
preferred
July 26
16
900
26 Va'
14%
15
com
July 11
132% Aug
Oct
.
convertible
Loew's
j49% Jan
_
3V?%
Corp
35
8
45% Jan
5%
82
2.50
(The)
/: 98
9
Mar
139% Dec
5%
10
List Industries Corp
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
25 Va May 14
103%
Jun
12
l;5oo
*5%
25
com
Co
14% May 28
7
5
Belt
M00
5%
19 Va
;10
Corp
35 Va Jail
64% Feb
Oct
'
17%
19 Va
'26%
'
v..;."
17 Va
7
Tobacco
preferred
Tulip Cup
19
103'/a Sep
Jan
Myers
14
Apr 15
8% Mar 14
26% Mar 14
&
Sep
July 25
a
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
9
40% May 17
12
5
2
lYVA'''
17Va
5
163 Va Feb
16
Jun
52'/a
19%
5% v
1%
2
17%
100
24
61 'A Oct
52%
26%
19%
issued"
No par
Liggett
22
5%
52 %
Products
2
27
74
Fink
&
Lerner Stores Corp
72% Feo
,-,fcp
x
Lehn
1
1
66
46'A Oct
20
...1
Libby McNeill & Libby
22
164% Nov
22
26
56.
5%
1%
2.
1%
17'A
5 Va
-
Va
No par
(The)
Corp
Apr
9
18% Mar 29
Apr
72% Sep
Sep
114
pfd___
'
61% Mar 14
47
2nd
noncum
*18
■
'
1%
,:i7%
17
'
26 % oct
22
3
149% Jun
1st
noncum
Leiiinau
30
Sep"
S3
50c
19% Jan
16
preferred
Lehigh „Coal & Navigation Co
27
Inc
23
1
108 %
10
Lukens Steel Co
17%
23 %
17%
23%
106
lid
17
17%
*125%
126 Va
23%
24
103%
luVVa
17
17%
126
lv-5
1031/4
va
104
310
126
100
4,100
M
48% Jan
133
19
Mar 28
19% Jan
6
26% Mar 14
88% Mar 15
7%
Jan
6
8% Jan
6
56% Jan
6
23
Jan
,543% Jan
1
4 ■/« L)cC
18
4
16
3
39'A Oct
24
July 22
126 Va Oct
10
32% July 27
26'A Jan
10
35% July 15
Jun 13
28 % Apr
11
85% Sep
26
140
95
13% Jun
3
16
12'A Feb
122
Sep
19
ti ;o
i.c,j
Z0
9z-/a Uti
2j
O
,a
May 24
Mack
wuw
AO
Macy (R H)
92-/4 Jan
19
10% Apr
10% Feb
159
Get
1
610
26
,«
5% July
28
Mar 20
41
16
480
4
6
Mar 13
o an
6% Aug
Jan
7
6
1
3
Forbes
&
pi ex erred
o'/o
25
Oct
32
21
MacAndrews
42% Oct
4%uun
22
Jun
8 % Apr
4x% Sep
685
Aug 29
144
100
Inc
Trucks
Magnavox Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co
Manati Sugar Co
Mandel
34% Nov
31% Jan
92
Jan
9
7
11
1
51 Va Sep
26
56
29% Apr
18
40 % July 11
Jun
38% Sep
22
32% Feb
21
37% July
99
25
89% uun
13
98
Apr
23 % July 19
44
Feb
4
25% Jan
6
40% Dec
19
22 %■ Nov
29
26% Feb
16
31
Apr
35% Feb
24
9
33% Mar 14
44% July 21
19% May 25
33'/a Oct
5
94% May
99
85 Va Oct
3
va
Jan
10
15
Jan
42
Sep
6
24
14
50 Va Mar 23
24% Jan
24
48 Va Mar 19
Feb
97
7
94
May 16
99
Jan
12
85
Oct
16
96Va Jan
4
83
Jan
18
88
Apr
11
78
OCt
12
87 Va Mar
2
25% Jan
4
Feb
16
52
20% May 16
35 % July 12
56% Mar 31
28% F:b
6
'f 1
July 17
34% Apr
56 Va Jan
25% Dec
19
25
8
Oct
25
23
Mar 14
34
Nov
7
25
May 15
44
Jan
46
Aug 22
42
Jun
6
14% Mar 14
81
45
Dec
Aug
40
6
ecu
iu
13% Oct
10
15
Jan
16
July
73
Sep
19
83% Jan
24
1
8
13
47
Feu
9
83% Oct
4
Mar 14
91
Apr
1
Jun
45% Apr
13
78
Oct
Oct
1
23
1
9
43% Aug 20
16
Sep
95 Va Mar
19
5
8'/a
33%
32%
32%
5,200
19%
20
19%
20'/a
19%
19%
19%
20
19%
19%
16.000
55
55 %
55%
55'/a
54
54 Va
54%
54%
54%
55
1,900
34%
34 Va
34%
34 Va
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
2,000
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37%
7,100
21% Jun
12
1
26
24
21
28% Oct
2
8JVa Oct
24
Jan
25
33% Feb
2
Jan
7
26% Jan
6
46^
41 Va Apr
102% Jan
30
16
91 % Mar 21
32% Mar 15
4 %
28
23% July
2
27% Feb
12
24% Feb
8
35
July 11
Aug 30
93
Feb
Jun
9
112% Apr
22
43% Jan
7
56% Jun
17
39
Jan
96
Mar 28
103
Dec
6
13
26% Feb
11
107% July
105
Oct
19
44% Jan
3
18 Va Oct
17
116
6
9
July 19
61 Va July 31
23% Jan
3
Jan
27
18
88% Oct
8
102
Jan
6
1
97% Oct
9
107
Jan
23
52% Aug 26
103% Apr
83
48
Melville
64% May 10
preferred series B
Co
(The)
Mercantile
Stores
Merck
&
Co
Inc
Co
Inc
Mesta
Machine
Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35%
26
89
Sep 27
99% Feb
21
3.85%
Apr
18
92
Jun
5
98 V2 Jan
31
3.SC%
preferred series
9
102
Sep
4
108'A Apr
25
4.45%
preferred series
5
185 Va
85 Va
*84
86
*84
86
*84
87
*84
87
791.'a
79
79
170
30
29%
29%
500
*86
Miami
Copper
79%
*78
30
30
*30
30 Va
30
54%
54%
*54'A
55
54
54 Va
*54%
55
*19 %
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
*19
19%
31%
32 Va
*32
32%
1,600
*43'A
43%
*43Va
43%
190
13%
2.900
*78
*31%
32
43 %
70
*84
*78
85%
80
*42 %
100
85
79%
85
*85
*78
19%
5,800
87
31%
31%
31%
32
*42 Va
43 Va
43 Va
4 3'A
Va
.
200
900
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
74'A
*73%
74%
73 Va
73 Va
*73%
74%
74
*73%
73%
100
70%
70%
70%
70%
70
70 Va
69%
69%
69%
70%
4,000
39%
39
39
38%
38%
2,500
3,300
.
50
39%
39%
40 Va
39
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
1
81
81
81
80%
81 Va
80%
80%
81
81%
700
*80%
52
51 %
51%
51 Va
51%
51%
50
50%
5,200
51%
50
19%
19%
19%
19%
*19 Va
19%
19%
19 Va
19%
19',
18%
*18%
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
18%
18 %
800
18%
36%
37 Va
37'A
37%
-36%
37%
36 V*
36%
36 Va
36%
8,100
39
98
*95
98
*95
98
*95
98
*.)5
82
*80
91
*80
91
*80
91
*79
91
82
29
28%
29'/a
29
100
85
86%
84
85
*40
41'A
*40
45
3%
No par
No par
.5
pfd—100
100
100
100
100
5
a
600
98
*95
28%
$4 conv 2nd pfd
Mergenthaler Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
Apr
61% Sep
86
common.—16%c
$3.50 preferred
101
20
86
1
102
47% Jan
87
common
4
9
40
1
Corp
14
Sep
39%
5
93% Dec
60
3,100
40%
5n
93% Mar 29
6
3,600
23
40
series
103% Oct
32% Jan
37%
22%
40%
(1st series)—100
preferred series
preferred series
108% May
36%
22%
40 %
10
Inc
Co
pfd 4.30%
Shoe
M'engel
30% Apr
July 21
2nd
26
28% Jun
Robbins
preferred
Cum
11
18
36%
22%
40:%
3
Corp common—.
4%%
Apr
Sep 26
88% Mar 30
96
Mead
45 Vi Jun
98
36 Va
22
40 %
-5
18
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Sep
36%
40%
39%
1
1
31% Oct
36 Va
21%
40%
55
Publishing..
Porcupine Mines
J 9
74 %
39 Va
36%
21%
J
15% Feb
97% Sep
25.400
33%
30
Co
3
9
39%
21%
19%
preferred
17
18
39 Va
36 Va
3
50
Jan
77%! Dec
39% Sep
39 Va
40%
*29%
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
&
38%
37 %
Stores Corp common__50c
convertible
Stores
91
21%
*54'A
preferred
McKesson
40
91
90
92%
37
39%
No par
No par
-
29% Feb
106% Apr
11
common
McLellan
3
*90
2,500
21%
1
No par
McGraw-Hill
91
*90
18
39%
—No par
Electric
36 %
*90
8 %
5
v
Co
Co
Stores
36%
92
18
1
L)
29
Aug
36%
92
100
521
a
5
50
4
No par
com.
23 Va Feb
2
22% Oct
Co
&
2->
21
102
common
preierred
Cement Mfg Co
18% Sep
Aug
20
Corp
vertible
Corp common
Mclntyre
2.400
8%
33
Co common
McGraw
18%
8%
33%
Corp
3t%%
700
33 %
Corp
Mcjlrory
7,900
6%
5%
33%
prelerred
$12.50
18%
20
480
5%
*5%
33%
No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 senes__No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd
No par
McCord
5%
18%
5%
480
33%
$3.75 preferred
$3
5%
5 »/2
33 %
Dept
McCall
5%
5%
6.25
Electric
Maytag
480
*475
480
8%
43% Jan
60% Jan
21% Jan
May
5%
5%
11.200
1,300
33
8%
(Glenn
Master
*475
480
*32%
17%
Field
Masonite
33
*5%
prelerred
Martin
32%
8%
Marquette
4% %
95
33
33 %
92%
5%
Corp
con
Marshall
96 %>
97
33 Va
17%
Midland
4 '/r
5%
94
95
4,400
8%
25
18
31
3
Jan
16%
15
101
32'A Jan
46
91
21% Aug 11
Apr
9
58
14% S.-p
May
3
12
29
32
67
15
Jan
M'arathon
Marine
33
480
8%
8%
17%
14
16% Feb
5%
20
*8
*5%
23
18
July 14
37% Dec 21
33 %
480
8%
8%
7,200
9Va
8%
20 Va Get
59
8%
8%
98%
86
*9
5%
48 %
26 % Feb
8%
97 %
8
33
86
9%
17 Va
1
7
5%
Va
100 Va
32%
87
*9
8%
31 % Oct
Jan
33%
*475
1
9%
32%
*85%
9%
5%
21
54% Aug 23
86
*9
9 Va
17%
Mhiacuibo
16
97
32%
32%
86
87
30,600
41%
5
Manhattan-Shirt
10% Apr
4
32'A
*9
41 Va
—1
18% Juiy 23
24
May
32 Va
*85%
700
32.%
130
42%
No par
24
8%> Oct
35% Jun
32 %
87
39 Va
*123
41
;—
Sep
l~i% Feb~l7
6
33
40%
130
*123
41%
Oil Exploration
10% May 18
Jan
50
Bros
25
28
8%
10
.1
Copper
*38%
39 Va
130
40%
32%
Magma
*123
41%
*85%
*9
39 Va
39%
130
41
No par
Co Inc com
4%%
39%
*123
prelerred series A...
100
Square Garden
No par
Magic Chef
1
—a—
Madison
27
18
40 V*
130
41%
7% Sep
3
39%
*123
5
41%
5% Nov
16
common__10
...
24%
24%
29'A
29%
*84
*103
53%
18'A
57%
88
106%
54
18%
57%
*90
93%
*96%
99
*88
90
24%
*105
*o3%
18 "A
57 %
91%
*96%
*88
83%
83%
45
*40
45
*24%
24%
29%
29%
*84
87
29%
*84
87
29 %
*84
*105
580
40
24 Va
1.400
29 %
10.300
87
108%
300
106%
106%
53 Va
53 Va
53%
53%
53%
53 %
700
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
16.800
57%
57%
1,200
57Va
*56%
57'A
91 Va
*91
93%
*91
93 %
99
*96%
9)
57
57%
*88
90
99
*87
93
104
104
52%
-
*88
90
*91
93%
99
*99
101
90
*88
10
50
90
*87
93
'87
93
*87
93
*104
106
*104
106
104
104
'
93
106
51%
24 Va
54 Va
107
*87
53
29%
87
107%
*39
300
5,400
107%
*104
52%
28%
84 Va
24%
30
*84
28%
83 %
84 Va
29
24%
*40
24%
29%
83%
28%
29 Va
51%
51%
50%
51%
50%
51%
40
7,200
^
21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
.
.
Mondav, October 29, 1956
.
(1810)
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Lowest
Highest
7
26% Sep
9
46% Jan
9
25
54% Nov
21
Jan
21
146% Sep
23
25% Jan
21
35
Nov
30
29% Oct
11
41% July 13
18
35% Mar
24% Jan
19
70
37 % Jan
Midland
Enterprises
Mar 12
Midland
Steel
133% July 16
142
29% Feb
8
3
Jan
40
20
Jun
Middle
6
19
47
27
STOCK
Jan
May 28
40
YORK
Aug 10
36% Jan
9
8%
South
1st
Utilities
Inc
1
25% July 17
Minneap & St Louis Ry
19% Apr
13
17
Jan
23
22 % May 14
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
17
70
Jun
20
58
Jan
23
90 %
61 Ve Sep
26
1
102% Dec
6
Jan
20
23% Jan
7
Apr
13
26% Nov
28
12% Jan
98% Oct
25
13% Oct
105
8
Apr
3
Minn
11
3
$1.50
2
Minnesota
15
36% Jan
23
5
29% Jan
3
30
30 % Jun
25
21% Aug 12
100% Jun
7
10 % Sep
13
33% Oct
31
44% Feb
22% Jan
17
33% July
27
32% Dec
Aug 10
8% Jan
6
73% Sep
1
49% Apr 30
40% July 24
36% Aug
Minnesota
Minute
Jan
6
Oct
76
54
Feb
9
83% Dec
67% Oct
88
14% Dec
1
18% Feb
16
Jan
22
19% May 12
24% Jan
21% Feb
29
Feb
52% July
32% Feb
34% Mar 14
25% Oct
6
22
39% Jan
26
47
Jun
14
3
30% Jan
23
38% Oct
1
18% Jan
10
19% Oct
43% Sep
38% Jan
11
18% Jan
3
21% Apr "25
3
16% Mar 14
23% Dec
9
44% Mar 14
60% Jun
7
40 %
38% Aug
23
41% Oct
26
32 % Mar
30% Oct
11
42% Mar
3
Sep
32% Oct
40% May 10
1
Jan
4
13
18
Sep
25
45% Jan
Hi
Jan
6
43
Dec
6
29% Oct
23
42% Apr
12
40% Oct
25
47
Mar
2
42% Jan
4
28
50
Mar 15
6.200
77%
76%
22%
*21V4
34%
&
Light—.No par
27
l
12
35
34%
76%
13%
100 %
*100
100%
100%
100'A
50
14%
14
14%
14%
14'A
9,500
27%
26%
12%
12
12%
26%
77%
78
*21%
22
34%
22
34'A
35
26%
26%
12
800
12'A
*78
78%
79
79%
*21%
,
22
22
22
34%
35
34%
35%
3,900
26%
26%
1,600
26%
*26%
100
11%
12 %
6,700
40%
4,700
32'A
5,300
33
32%
32%
3,400
12
*11%
_J0
32%
com__No par
3 % %
*11%
preferred
4.20%
Mojud
RR
*16%
Tool
Power
Oil
60'A
58
60'A
57
57
57%
57%
1,400
40
39
39%
38%
38%
38%
38%
6,400
7%
8,900
8 Ve
8%
7%
8'A
64
64
*64
65
73%
73%
73%
*72%
73'A
17
16%
16%
*16%
17
*23%
23%
20%
20%
7%
64
7%
7%
64
*63
64
*72
72%
130
16%
16%
16%
900
23%
23
23 %
23%
600
20%
20%
*20%
20%
400
19%
*19
19%
.
100
23'A
21%
20
2
36%
37
36%
37 Ve
36%
37'A
36%
36%
36%
37'A
5
23%
24%
23%
23%
Co
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
24
40
(The)
No par
24
20%
19%
*19
19%
*19
%
30,500
3,200
40%
40
40%
40
40'A
40
40'A
40%
32'A
33
32%
32%
32%
33'A
32 Ve
33
32 %
40%
40%
32%
30,100
41%
40%
41'A
40%
41'A
40%
40%
40%
12
40%
20%
20,300
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21 Ve
10
20
2,300
20
20
20%
19%
19%
19%
20
19%
19%
44'A
44%
44%
44%
44%
44'A
44
44%
44 %
44%
2.900
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
11,000
Co
&
3
io
Corp
j
3,800
1,800
24'/a
41%
23%
24
Zl
Corp
23 %
23 %
23%
24
23'A
23'A
800
33%
34
33'A
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 %
5
15%
33%
2,700
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15'A
15%
15%
15%
3
Co
_II
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
IFE)&
20%
1
&
Inc
Brass
*23 %
*19
No par
Co_
Ward
(John)
23%
1,400
73%
16%
*72
*19%
Munsingwear Inc
Myers
11%
*20%
Co
Co
Moore-McCorraacK Lines
Mueller
32%
11%
25
Chemical
Monterey
32 %
11%
No par
A
Montana-Daxota Utilities Co
Montana
32 %
11
No par
class
__a.
Monsanto
,
32%
11%
65%
73%
1.25
,
Machine
B
*64
______—100
Inc
RR
Class
8%
32%
11
39'A
40%
8
32%
12
60
61
39%
_100
preferred
Co
61
11%
.
150
31%
Wheel
15 % Sep
66:,/4
40%
Products
40
4
65%
12'A
Motor
Feb
66
40%
Motor
47
9
65%
32'A
7
22% July 20
Sep
65%
77%
Corp
23
26
17% Jun
40
65%
*100
1,100
40
Motorola
21
7,700
19
32
Morrell
30% Jan
773A
*18%
40%
28% Mar 12
27
77%
19
32
51% Mar 14
22
77%.
40 V8
1
32 % Dec
76%
31%
May 28
33% Apr
*18%
32%
Montgomery
May 17
18%
76%
41
46% Apr 27
22 % May
4
27% Mar 14
20
1
22%
18%
76%
40%
Monarch
Jan
22%
22%
19
77
32 Ve
Monon
51 % Mar 19
22%
22%
5.300
40%
3
28
22%
22%
130
2.000
.
32'A
3
May 28
30'A
40%
24% Jan
35 % Oct
33%
29%
32
24% Jan
23 %
33
30
1
28% July 23
15
33%
29%
5
19% Sep
6
33
30%
18%
*21 'A
Development Co__
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
18% Oct
2
34
136
Mission Corp
20
Mar 23
34
30
*134
Mission
20
Feb
r
34
30'A
135
76%
66 %
7% preferred series A
100
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No par
Mohasco Industries inc.:
5
11% Feb
134
19
__25
Missouri-Kan-Tex
49
40% Aug
Power
Maid
1.400
135
13,600
77
Paper_„_2.5o
preferred
Ontario
5
47% May 14
7 % Oct
23% Jan
conv
&
300
44%
19
No par
___
5
15% Sep
79% Sep
60
2nd
_
17% Jan
35% Apr
~8% Nov"29
14
22%
66 %
44%
45%
29%
76 %
No par
81% Jan
Oct
55
23
*44%
Shares
28%
*63%
*134
135%
14%
Jan
3
*134
14
Jan
16
44%
14%
33
Jan
44%
14
88
19
44%
Minneapolis Moline Co common—_l
$5.50 1st preferred—______
100
42'A Apr
30% Jan
22%
66
44 %
Oct. 26
28%
66
66%
Oct
2
30 %
28%
66%
100%
Oct
28
34
30%
28%
66%
66
Aug 30
30
24%
30 %
28%
67%
the Week
Friday
Oct. 25
28%
*100
76
26% Sep
28% Dec
20
34%
1
Bales fsr
Thursday
28%
66%
22
11% Oct
22% Jan
10
PRICKS
*66'A
28%
100%
4
1
134%
%
BALK
Oet. 24
*100
14
93% May
35% Dec
133'A
Reg____1.50
Mining & Mfg com
preferred
HIGH
Wednesday
No par
$4
32
82
45%
No par
Minneapolis-Honeywell
2
24% Jan
4
107
July 26
75% May 10
44%
Midwest Oil Corp
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
11
Mar
67
100
11
21
67
l
preferred
Oct
1
28
common
AND
Oct. 23
5
.
50% Oct
28% Mar
Tuesday
Oct. 22
10
Inc
Prod
RECORD
Monray
Par
20% Oct
15
STOCK
LOW
EXCHANGE
69% Oct
33
26
Dec
29% Oct
133
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Higbest
Year 1956
Low tat
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Rang! for Prsvlsaa
*24
600
40%
Ml
40%
40%
40Va
40%
40
40'A
40 Ve
40%
3,900
30 %
10
Bros
32
29%
31
30'A
30 %
30%
31%
31%
32'A
11,800
*45
46
45
45
*44
46
*132
133
133
*131
133
No par
*44
100
*132
45%
*45
46%
200
N
Jan
148
May 1*
Nashville
22
July 16
Natco
23
82
July 25
National Acme
Feb
17
29% Jun
11% Oct
26
114% Nov
9
128
Sep
21
118
Jan
6
70
Dec
14
62
Jan
27% July 25
20% Oct 31
23
24
16'A May 28
47
20% Mar 14
15% Dec
29
46% Nov
33% May 16
37% Nov
45'A Mar
10
23
1
Jun
2
11
17% Jan
28
33% Oct
11
47
Feb
16
21% Sep
26
26% May 10
173 % Sep
6
10% Oct
183
19% Sep
54% Jan
National
30
3
10
29% Oct
11
100% Aug
9
97% Oct
12
101 % Aug
28
22% July 29
18 'A Jun
20
25
22
Dec
5
90% Nov
28
23
76% Jan
23
123% Aug
9
183
July 22
160
Oct
5
179
Mar
156
Jan
4
135 % Oct
8
153
14
Feb
23
11 % Jan
5
14% Sep
4
38% Dec
29
32% Feb
14
48% Oct
24
16% Apr
1
Jan
25
33% Jan
4
38% Jan
6
97 % Feb
21
21
Mar
National
31
7%
Mar 12
Lead
6%
20
Sep
10
National
77% Aug
17
National
Steel
39
15
National
Sugar
29
47% Jan
23
85% Oct
11
2
97% Sep
28
101'% Feb
20
37% Sep
17
37% Jan
6
58% Nov
25
8% Dec
30
12% Jun
9
48
Aue
4%
11% Jan
6% Dec
13'A
48%
49%
48
Ref
Jan
3
National
13
National
Nat
13
17
5% July 18
15 % Jan
20
37% Mar
33
Mar 29
8 % Mar
33'/a May
4
90% Mar 16
Neid
'
15% Oct
18
18
93
July 5
69% Jan 18
101
Mar
87
4
Feb
2
104% Sep
19
1
20% Feb
17
Mar 15
82 % Dec
16% Feb
May 10
39'A July 30
Newoerry Co
Oct
16% Apr
10
96
26
87
Oct
Jan
3%%
England Electric
Jersey Pr & Lt
94% Jan
6
July 25
July 24
500
Jan
1^
440
$5
N
N
28
Oct
18
39
Jun
22
14% Oct
25
57
Oct
18
71% Apr
18
36% Oct
9
25% Apr
18
19
21% Jun
9
2
30
Jan
64% Jan
Oct
26
45
Sep
8
91% Mar
8
97
Nov
14
30
5
Jan
36%
93% Jan
Nov
1
92 %
7
87% Mar 11
Jul? 27
87
82% July
May
9
34% Feb
28
85% Feb
23
78 % Oct
26
91
13
83
26
101% Jan
3
14
20% Jun
22
Aug
8
18% May 25
Oct
Feb
98% Jan
91
103
Jan
9
16
22% Aug
16
43
13
27% Mar 24
38% Jun
22
33 % Jan
48% Jan
61% Sep
23
60'/« Jan
4
26% Feb
1
23% Oct
19
26% Feo
7
39% Oct
25
7
16 'A Jan
16
49% Sep
25% Oct
25
6
Aug.23
13% Jan
19% July 27
91 % May
4
46% Apr 20
6
85% Jan
"3
39% Jun
27
108 % July 14
111% Dec
8
5
79
May
35% Oct
Jan
8
86
Sep
27
% Mar 23
100% Feb
99 %
9
Aug 29
18% Sep
21
92% May
9
103% May 11
78
Sep
90
Oct
103
93
July
Jan
4
103% Apr
20
39% Jan
10
26
6
91% Oct
26% Jun
25% Nov
1
39% Jun
31% Feb
1
54
Dec
7
May
21% Jun
14
Oct
47%
19
19
1,200
69%
70%
69 %
70%
09%
71 %
8,900
34%
34'A
34%
34%
34%
34%
900
7,200
19%
83 %
83%
82%
*99%
40
39%
13%
No par
3.60%
39%
*13%
7'A
7%
12
12%
14
13%
13%
7%
12
13%
40
9,100
7%
16,100
,12%
4,000
14
1,500
6%
*6%
6%
6'A
6%
6%
6%
*14%
14%
14%
14%
*14%
14%
*14 %
,
14%
*14%
14%
14%
14%
15
15
*34
*85'A
34'A
34'A
34'A
*34'A
34'A
3 4'A
34
87
*85 %
87
1
17
87
17'A
*85'A
17
*85
90
108
103
1
*85
90
17 Ve
90
103 %
*85
17
101%
7,800
19%
20
21%
14,300
75
75
76
200
12,300
19%
20
19%
77
75
69
69%
69
26'A
26%
26
par
40%
41%
40%
29
29'A
28%
76%
76%
76
10,600
100
77
1
17%
*85
77
*76
17
900
87
90
20%
20%
75
.17%
*85
1.000
102
20 %
20%
75
87
34%
400
15
34%
*85
104%
101
15
%
2,000
1C0
%
ioo
Co—15
17
17%
*85
104
90
%
70%
69
70:%
69%
69%
69%
71
26'A
%
26
26
25%
26
25%
25%
4.700
41'A
40%
40%
39%
49%
39%
40%
58,200
29%
28%
29'A
28%
29
29
29%
76%
76'A
76%
76'A
76 'A
76%,
76!
No par
*101
104
*101
104
101
101
*98
102
*98
___50
*351
450
-351
450
♦351
450
*351
450
*351
5,800
500
2
102
450
10
15%
15%
15%
15'A
14%
15%
14%
14%
15
15
2,600-
100
40 %
40'A
39%
40
39%
39%
38 %
39
38%
39
1,800
1
23%
27
27%
27%
2 7'A
27 %
*25
27
28%
28%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37
*36%
36%
36%-
37
83
*83
86
Corp
100
*74'A
100
*79
Northeast
*83
30
30%
76
74
74%
79%
29%
*71
600
29%
*72
86
30%
10
22.600
74
<*00
600
*78
79 %
78%
19%
*82%.
85
*83
81
83
83
*92
94
*92
94
*92
94
*20%
21
21
21
20%
21
1.700
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
1,100
72%
21
2
37'A
3 7'A
3 7'A
37'A
*92
"
79'A
79'A
*83
94
20%
72%
—
72 %
73'A
71%
*23%
23%
*23 %
23%
*23'A
1
Capital „Corp
71%
25
40%
40%
40%
40%
40
40 %
39%
40 V8
39%
40%
34,000
24%
24%
24%
25
24%
25
25
25%
24%
25 %
7,200
1
•
*80
81
80
Co_
50
Co
com__10
46%
46%
IOO
*106'A
107'A
107
46%
80
46%
107
*79'A
46 %
*107
24
81
46%
108
72
*23 %
*79%
73 %
24
81
*23 %
*79%
72 %
110
25
Aviation
24
81
6,800
.
10
46'A
46%
467a
47%
8,800
107 %
107%
*107'A
108%
70
5
Co
(Minn)—
;
Common
39
39%
39
39%
38%
39'A
38%
38%
38%
39 %
20,800
5
17
17'A
17
17'A
17%
17%
17'A
17%
17%
17 %
5.800
80
78%
79'A
78%
78%
*78%
80
78'A
78 %
170
93%
92
92
90
91
*89
92
*89
92
230
96'A
*90
96%
*90
96'A
92
5
101% Jan
9
$4.08
preferred
series
100
*91
96%
*91
25
102% Jan
*91%
92%
*93
96
$4.11
preferred
series—
100
$4.16
preferred
series
100
Airlines
74
79
20%
Ry common
preferred
Northrop Aircraft
30%
84%
94 %
72
29 %
*72
78%
84%
*93
*20%
;
30 %
74
2,700
84'A
84 %
5
preferred
Northern Pacific Ry
Northwest
83
86
30%
100
Western
American
86
100
Niagara Share Corp
Nopcjo Chemical Co__
&
30%
100
preferred
Adjustment
*83
par
100
-I
40%
7'A
12'A
14%
,_io
preferred
4.6%
40'A
12
%
6
pfd-100
4.jL0% preferred
Norwich
40'A
7 V«
13%
100
6
100%
*14%
series
3
83 %
*99%
82
6%
series—
19% Jan
81%
100%
14%
preferred
63% July 23
40'A
14'A
preferred
28% Jan
81%
*99%
82
6%
$4.10
1
82 %
100'A
40 V4
100
39%
19
*99%
84
100%
$3.60
1
19
69%
3
10
18%
500
17,200
34%
21
20% Oct
45
19
Feb
47% Jan
12%
44%
34%
Jan
7
12%
45
69%
103
30
19
10
13%
44
*12%
19
24
5
20
69%
25
13
5,400
21,900
34'A
91
99% July 25
13
48%
*13%
4%
Gas
29% Jan
19%
44 %
101%
ggi/.
i
_
137
13
44%
7%
Corp com_No
Ry
8
*135%
48'A
12%
preferred
Natural
4
137
13 %
*13
7'A
!
Pwr
3.40%
Central
7
*135%
11%
5%%
12
19%
43 %
*100%
—_No par
Northern
Apr
19%
44
101%
Hartford Co—
Northern
18% Aug
137
5
8
45
1
19%
43%
*100%
7%
System,
3
Jun
19%
44%
100%
*14%
5
111
1
97
22% Sep
16% Jan
Jan
50% Aug
19
19%
43%
100%
45
%.
99%
Electric & Gas Corp—
Niagara Mhk
North
19'A
101%
%
34
1
Shipbuilding
State
Norfolk
19%
100
_No par
York
3.90%
19%
11%
Co
Northern States Pwr
16
99
88
8
Sep 19
16% Oct
or
73% July 18
July 23
41
104
A
jgi/4
7%
series A
23% Jun
2
600
10
II_No
$3.75 preferred
11
30,500
99%
11%
Co
Common
Oct
27%
1
Louis
RR
39% Mar 27
;
27
27
100%
130
com
preferred
Harlem
94
103 % Apr
7
non-cum
&
12
72
27 %
99 'A
*ik3a
Pa
Co
St
New Haven &
Common
Y
27%
98%
common—__No par
23
13
18% Jun
<fe
Dock
Oct
5
27%
.99%
10
Central
Chicago
83
Mar 14
100
York
York
36% Oct
Mar
27%
99%
*136
_
Y
New
2 7'A
99%
137
Brake
21
26
28%
99%
No par
preferred
Jun
28'A Oct
28
137
Corp
Industries common
Preferred 5%
N
38
Y
4,800
13
New York
15
22'A
1
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
30
22%
48
3
Sep
22 %
y±
26
610
22%
47%
30
1Q2% Jun
22%
*135%
Oct
Jun
22%
600
47 % Jan
400
22%
12,300
33% Apr
Y
22%
162
11
N
22%
105
2o
New
%
1C2
25% Oct
17
22
3,700
104
35% Sep
Jan
9,400
21
1>2
22
91
5,700
37%
107
78% Mar 30
33% May 18
31%
36%
162
49% July 27
107
31
37 %
105
33
11
20%
31%
163
5
26
21
30%
36%
107 %
7
Sep
21
37%
160
31% Jan
76
12,700
106%
23 % Jan
26% Sep
49%
164%
10
29
47%
107
21
Jun
680
48%
163'A
Feb
103
47'A
2,700
106'A
Sep
Mar 10
47%
13%
163'A
16
90
47 %
6,500
13'A
107%
72
80% May 16
13%
i63%
Mining
Air
13%
31%
43%
50
New
13%
35%
161%
21'A
*100%
6
May 28
13%
39
35'A
*160
37
45%
7
Dec
39'A
35%
161 %
31 Ve
ioo
New
4%%
35
161%
21
ZZZZZZl
New
Newport
38%
35%
100
common
6
71
2,200
39
160'A
31%
101%
41% Jan
75
39%
38%
21%
451/.
preferred
Newmont
17,800
37%
Cast-No par
Inc
(J J)
14
125% May
7
24% Aug 24
81% Feb
8
12%
37 Ve
*100%
Corp___
Fibre
17% Sep
20
11%
Ve
31%
£
97% Feb
10
88'
Mar 13
12
21
_IIII5
National Vulcanized
Natomas Co
corp
Neisner Bros
11%
35
—„___1
5
17% Mar 19
13;A
1,100
406
Co
3
11
14% Sep
97% Dec
Jan
13
160
35 Ve
161
1
.__
15
2,300
18%
31%
5
Radiator
13% May 28
25%
5
Theatres Inc
11
10% Apr
25%
48%
161
*99%
9% Apr
15% Apr
17% July
25%
21%
No par
(The)
12% Oct
16
25%
38
10
Co__
22
19
1,500
26
31%
21
100
Corp
Corp
15
Jan
13
73'A
25%
5
common
Steel
Oct
Tea
73%
37%
preferred
U s
,18%
73'A
____100
12% Feb
14% Feb
3
13%
common
11% Oct
7
38%
14 %
34%
18%
71%
1
Shares
National Supply
38%
13%
common
&
17
39
35%
Co
preferred B
Lifien Service
20
39
_1
1951
National
20
16 % Jan
64
13'A
No par
Co
Malleable
13
*18'A
5
preferred A
Natl
13%
162'A
__.
Prod
Gas
Jan
14
42% Mar 25
51% Dec
Jan
13
34%
Co
$4.50 preferred
33% Sep
4
77% Sep
103 % May
Distillers
pfd series of
Fuel
13
105% Fen
25%
162%
Stores
Gypsum Co
61% Apr
12
Aug 29
58
Department
National
23
147
11% Jun 21
23% Jan 31
Inc
Gas
National
% Oct
100% Sep
43
%%
Lines
21% Mar 12
175
9
4
25%
5
National
20% Feb
25%
*131%
18%
73%
18 Ve
*72
10
National
23% Jan
18'A
73
10
Register
City
133
18
73
100
Cylinder
Cash
*132
18%
73
25%
_5
common
Dairy Products
11
21 % Mar 19
59% Sep
Corp
preferred A
National Can Corp
National
10
23
106
Aviation
Biscuit Co
7%
National
59
17
6
27
5
National
Jan
42% Aug 14
25 % Jun 27
45% Mar 14
102 % Jan
18
24
179
133
18%
73
Inc__Il
Fibrtes
National
Feb
Mar 21
19
■*- 93
Automotive
26% May 14
33% Aug
7
Apr
20
11
Airlines
July 20
34% Jan
Oct
National
National
National
20
28% May
27
15% Aug
15
10
5
11% May 24
34 % Feb
13
10
16% Jan
Louis
ZZZl
ZZl
42 % Apr
20
Jan
24
St
39 % Jan
17
Sep
&
Co
16% Mar 19
8
34% Oct
43% Jun
18% Sep 27
37% Jan 18
V
35% Jun
160
Chatt
Corp
Inc
Inn
1
common
preferred
Pharmacal Co__
10
*79'A
-23%
15
23%
15
25
*22'A
22'A
2.5fl
51%
51%
92%
*93
23%
96 %
92 %
96
23%
*91
91 %
*92
23%
91 %
96
23 %
91%
*92
23
91 %
*91 Ve
92%
96
*92
96
23%
23%
24
190
10,500
15%
15'A
15
15'A
15
15%
15 %
15'A
*22%
22%
22'A
22%
22%
22 %
22
22%
900
53%
53 %
54
53'A
54%
54
54'A
4,200
52
4,600
-
Volume
Number
184
5581
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
(1811)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Sure for Previous
Bales fsr
Year 1955
lAWOtt
NEWeISteock
,
Highest
11
EXCHANGE
Highest
,
Par
T».sa£W ""VSEJK"* PE,Sr.a.,
Oct. 22
Oct. 23
Friday
the Week
Oct. 26
Oct. 25
Oct. 24
Shares
0
43% Jan
6
105% Sep
95% Jan
107
52% Aug
3
20
110y2Sep
30
97^0^2?
20
100% Apr
22
86V4 Oct
15
109
Jan
14
101
Orr
109
Aug
3
100
Aug 24
Nov
105% Sep
27
30% Sep
31% Jan
26
39
Jun
28
40 Va
20
20
19
103% May 13
26
lt^OcI
19% May 17
Jan
21% Sep
25% Apr
49% Mar 14
114
64% July
18% Sep
22
94% Jan
10
112 y4 Sep
22
31 % Jan
6
47
Sep~20
*«oi/
84% Oct
19
99
Jan
14
77
16% Dec
20
oil/
Noy
1
t,
71 % Dec
Mar 14
94
Feb
May
9% Oct
101% Nov
26
17
Q1
35
81
ins
Jan
27
oS
17
17
o
16 3/4 Oct
5
Pacific
12
273/a Aug 13
Pacific
10
28
44 y8 Jun
29
3234 Oct
25
40
47
Aug 29
Oct
15
33% Oct
148 3/a Aug 24
12234 Sep
28
142% Mar 10
1523/4 Aug 22
135
1
6
6%
9
Pacific
6% Oct
5
16% Jan
27
21 y4 Mar 20
Apr
Jan
10
98'% May 17
104'/a July 17
104
Jan
3
94
Oct
12
103
Jan
44% Jun
3
30% Oct
1
36% Jan
Aug 27
39 y4 Apr
18
17
5
29
Mar
9
Oct
25
48 Va
48%
48 Va
48%
48%
48 Va
48 Va
36 3/a
36 Va
36%
36%
Corp
Corp_
Distillers
Parke Davis & Co
Parker
Rust
Parmelee
Patino
No par
Proof
Mines
&
26
14% Jun
25
26
37
21
20
553/4 Aug 10
37% Jan
3
413/4 Mar 12'
Peninsular
Jun
Oct
24
243/i Mar 26
$1
263/4 Apr
23
29 y4 Jan
13
$1.32
3
26
Oct
11
283/4 Mar 27
$1.30
6
81% Oct
22
Jun
23
30% Jan
23
6
13% Oct
1
49'/a Feb
29
441/2 Sep
28
Nov
28
493A Dec
2
5
20
Jan
Oct
22
Penna
3
112% Mar
2
7
20
109
6
30 3/a Jun
13
223/a «Oct
1
28
53
Jun
16
4534 Jan
23
28
94 '/a
Sep
Feb
29
Mar 29
66 % Sep
6
227a Apr
11
12
Oct
24
193/8 Jan
13
29
Oct
14
33% Sep
16
21% Jun
27
31 '/a Jan
13
33
Dec
21
38
July 21
32% Oct
1
35% Feb
6
146
Oct
19
173
52
Jan
25
97
177a Mar 14
Mar
4
147
Jan
26
168
Nov
3
64
Sep
12
96
24
Aug 15
Jan
3
26% May 18
Pet
105
16% Oct
2
4
33/4 Oct
23
50
May 25
119% May 26
643/4 Aug 25
37% Feo
10
6
13
Jan
6
37% Jan
6
Jun
9
110% Jan
31
96% Oct
5
102% Oct
11
11
43
Jan
July 25
May 26
6
12% Jan
4
547a Jan
23
3
Mar
1
22% Apr
12
7'/a Mar 12
51% Oct
Apr
26
17
13
4.4 %
Oct
25
102
Feb
24
96% Oct
9
106
Jan
4
111
Mar 30
105% Oct
26%. Mar 14
10
109% Jan
10
22
17
Jan
23
27% Oct
26
16
18% Oct
10
36% Mar 13
86% Dec
28
97
Jan
4
65
Oct
22
91
Feb
37 % Feb
21
48% Sep
19
39%: Oct
1
47
July 11
Dec
16
41
19
85% Jun
14
82% July
6
92
Dec
30
79
12% May 25
15% Jan
95% May 13
100
Dec
29
96
8
99 J/4
46% Oct
1
55 y» Aug
103/a Jan
4
123/4 Jan
413/a Sep
93
133/4 Apr
6
Sep
28
Oct
26
May
3
94% Mar 12
91
Mar
5
16
Mar 14
2
18
46% Jan
6
Dec
5
26
59
% Jan
3
100% July
33 3/8 Jan
6
104% Feb
14
89
Oct
9
102
Feb
3
6
52 y4 Jun
16
45
Jan
3
703A May
223/8 Feb
9
28 Va July 25
843/4 Jan
13
Jan
6
61
30% Sep
20
97% Aug 25
100% Sep
20
89% May 21
93
96
1
Apr
10
Apr
473/4 Oct
19
153/4 Mar 14
158 y2 Jan
31
162 y2 Aug 31
287a Sep
16
Mar 14
67a Oct
3
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
Jan
3
32% Feb
13
8
163/a Jun
8
166% Aug 12
152% Sep
28
163% Jan
16
173
149
Oct
17
170
23
37% Feb
13
92% Sep 23
83/4 May 16
74
lo
67a Feb
10
30% Jan
247a Feb
9
35% Apr
12
21% Dec
Jun
10
415/8 Dec
22
3
Jan
100
4
20% July 27
Jan
673/4 May
96% Apr
87a Sep
9
3
10.
84 y4 July 28
78
23
843/4 Apr
4
96
July 26
27
Jun
3
84
Sep 27
243/4 Aug 28
923/4 Apr
29
25
153 V2 Dec
19
24% Mar 14
40 y4 Dec
7
Mar 14
25% Jan
6
Oct
x21 %
21
21
*27
*20 Va
217b
*20'A
2174
*20'A
2174
28
*27
28
28
*26
28
*26
28
27
♦26%
27
26%
26%
*25%
27
*25 Va
27
82 Va
63
63
com
No par
,100
3.9%
5%
series
Phillips
Phoenix
$4
97
96
96%
167b
163/4
16 3/4
♦163A
16%
Pitts
$5
37b
517b
50 Va
51'A
96'%
95 Va
95 Va
95
95
64
62 5/a
63%
6174
63
96
96
63%
100
653A
*95%
63
3674
37
36%
No par
*2274
233/4
*223/4
2374
104:i/4
1043/4
*104 Va
105%
103
105
*102
91%
89
90
88
100
*99
100
*99
105
*104
105
*104
367a
37
%
*90
37
5
*2274
2374
V
2274
37
22 74
104
374
80
80
*79
82%
280
63%
62%
17,800
37'A
5,200
22%
2274
500
102 %
102 Va
36%
88
100
*99
100
106
*104
106
80
82 %
*76
80
370
88
88%
*79
33,700
51%
96 Va
27%
17,700
193A
13,200
67%
'
79
*75
170
423/s
8,700
100
79
82%
*76
82%
*76
1
*13
14
*13
14
*13
*13%
14
*13%
14
*963/4
98%
*96 3/4
98%
97%
-97%
*9674
98%
*9674
98%
20
5
487a
49%
49
4974
487b
497b
48%
49
48'/a
49'A
34,200
5
*9 7a
11
*9%
11
*9 7b
11
*97b
11
*9%
10 Va
25
43
44
42 %
43
42
43
42
4274
No par
Inc
*91
93
91%
91%
91%
91%
92
92
57%
5674
57%
57%
47'A
47%
47%
5,100
25%
247b
25<
2474
24%
2474
25
2,500
common
*76
82%
'
2
Co
com
56 3/4
57
10
Inc
243/4
247a
.
*57
24 3A
14
7i
3/4
43%
*92
44
7,900
90
94
*90
96
*90
96
*90
96
*90
96
*90
96
*92
947a
*92
96
*92
947b
*92
94%
93
93
46
47
45%
453A
45%
46'A
46%
46 3/4
46%
46%
6,400
1
173/4
18
175/a
173/4
177a
4774
177-8
177b
177b
17%
2,200
Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
guaranteed preferred—100
*150%
Coal Co
Forgings
Co
Pitts
59'/a
10
833/4
5%
Steel
Co
preferred
5%%
833/8
8%
77a
10
31%
78 Va
79
*84 %
85%
100
*253A
26
West
&
&
157a
Serv
$1.40
30'A'
78
78%
*78%
79%
*78%
79%
*78%
80
84,%
257b
*84%
85
*84%
25 3A
*130
57
*15%
2^257b
150
57 %
16
13,100
1574
400
3474
of
3434
34%
34'/a
35
3,000
30%
3074
3074
3074
4,000
22
22 Va
22
22'/a
5,100
477a
473/4
'"4774
4774
87b
87b
8%
8'/a
8%
69 Va
*68%
69%
*68%
69%
68%
68'/a
10
40'A
40%
397b
3974
40
40%
*39%
37 Va
—100
El
div
&
Gas
41
37%
40
*39%
37
40
40%
37'A
*81
82
*81
82
♦23%
25
24
*23%
24
23
»op
*22
25
*109%
23'A
111
41.
110%
110 Va
32'/a
32%
com__No par
28 %
28%
*28%
28'/a
28'A
287b
100
*92 Va
93
*92%
93
—100
*92
93%
*92
93%
preferred
100
97
97
*96%
98
22% Jan
257a
25%
x25 %
Puget Sound Pow <fc Lt Co
10
No par
F
,
*237b
24
*2374
*92%
93
*QO
93%
*96%
98
40
.
1,700
*22
23%
»pp
5,200
24
23%
23%
*22
323/s
preferred
8174
24
32'A
4,400
41
36%
*81
32 3/a
*39
82
81
*23%
41
37
3674
37
81
32 Va
111
*39
367b
*109%
preferred
(The)
*39%
40
100
4.08%
Inc
40
common.No par
preference
7,500
48
87b
*68 %
Indiana—No par
preferred
preferred
4774
83B
68'A
of
Co
47%
8%
68'A
2
Colorado
4774
8%
47%
8 3/a
477b
_o
No par
Inc common.
preferred
Oil
58%
1574
22'A
preferred
Pullman
20
155
5674
15%
317b
4.30%
Pure
*140
5674
3074
4.18%
5
140
1574
3474
15
3
f
55%
16
22
15
297a July 25
140
5674
34%
16
5174 Apr
150
22%
Feb
74% Jan
557b
*15%
130
200
1,000
25 %
31
1033/4 Feb
1
*130
25'/a
307a
106% Feb
4
25 Va
34%
104
3
84%
2574
22 Va
34 Va
26
62% Oct
85''
25%
30%
12
373/4 Jan
85
30
22 V4
18
11
4,300
6,900
7%
30 Va
Oct
28
4,100
7%
77b
2974
Oct
27
84%
30%
7%
30%
Sep
243/4 Nov
774
774
92
743/4 Dec
8374
1,700
30%
96
41% Apr
8374
58%
8
92
9
83%
520
150
31
5
11
57%
30 Va
34'A
issued
Serv
58
22
5
preferred
Co
Serv
4.16 %
85
150
57%
10
Co.
Gamble
cum
4.20%
5874
837b
*15074
151
151
100
10
Power
Fubllcker Industries
Public
57%
15%
1_
Oil Co
Electric
&
150;
57'A
Co
$4.75
*130
109
1
Inc
Plymouth
Public
Virginia
Ash pfd
(The)
*58%
847a
84%
73/4
2.50
Co
150 Vb
5874
100
1st series prior pfd
150 Va
58%
100
A
150 %
59 Va
303/4
common
class
150
*15074
*15074
♦15074
150
1
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh
150
2.50
Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pub
.
5,400
4
50%
*95
100
100
Ft
7%
Poor
*78
42%
300
200
2,500
17%
16%
—1
Pittsburgh
Pitts
%
21
26.
3674
No par
44,300
19%
47%
96
No par
26% Jan
page
3 Va
374
33/4
50'A
1,500
No par
4.32%
105% July
1674
3%
preferred
preferred
(conv)
237a Oct
105
1674
19
47%
96
| 98
50%
common
Consolidation
5
22
*96
374
convertible
$4.80
Pitts
27
16
19
4774
473/4
49
497a
12.50
Coke & Chem
372%
103% Nov
*48 Va
37a
100
Mills
When
49
97
49%
preferred
40% July 24
1003/4 Feb
18%
19%
19
*48
500
75
,37a
preferred
Pitney-Bowes'
88 % Mar 29
see
167a
18%
19%
19%
48 Va
97 Va
*65
49 Va
Hosiery
Pillsjbury
77
footnotes
197a
48 Va
75
*65
156
1
Petroleum
36 3/a May 11
For
75
156
5
preferred
6
27
*65
*96
1
Phillips Jones Corp com
28
Oct
72
155
80
43 3/a Jun
56% May
*64'/a
72
15474
*78
897a Jan
23% Dec
154
,
preferred
15
8
154
42
Mar 21
Nov
156
42%
363/4 Nov
7
1533/4
42%
493/4 July25
19% Mar
1,300
153%
42%
393/a Oct
10
12,800
34%
42'A
Nov
323/4 Jan
12'A
23'A
34%
42
47
26
12
22%
34%
43 Va
2
Oct
12'/a
23
*34
..42%
37% Feb
28
12
23
34%
*65
Procter
7
12%
23%
34
67%
55
33 % Apr
104
Jun
12
23%
34 %
*65'A
74
18
12%
237b
34 Va
65 Va
673/4 Aug 28
8
12'/a
237a
34%
65 Va
3
July 25
12'A
23%
65
May 19
26% Mar 14
12 Va
65
123/4 Jan
35% Mar
2,700
65 'A
81
120
40,600
57%
65
15
1
23%
57%
100
693/4 Dec
10
2374
57
;■
19'A
Potomac
19
23%
56'A
96%
25%
6
Oct
97 VaV
23%
5674
19%
233/a Mar 23
32
97
24
56%
96 '/a
26'/a
38 3/4 Aug 20
22% Oct
9674
23%
57
100
Philip Morris Inc
300
96'A
237b.
common
;
230
23%
*34
5
No par
....
2,400
103
97
3/a
*563/4
19%
40% Apr
109% Oct
57%
10
(conv)
100
45 Va
457b
10274
2534
31
16
45%
103
20'/a
23
14
457b
26%
23
27
''
103
96%
23%
57 Va
45 Va
10374
'
8,500
8,100
23
967a
237a
103 Va
.
197b
Jan
263/4 Oct
96%
457a
45%
103%
7,400
4T
64%
*63
257b
21 Vb Jan
34% Nov
45%
103
64 %
*63
20%
22
125% Sep
457a
103
64 Va
*63
257a
30 y4 Jan
3
14
64 %
120
*•"30
39
1374
;
\
8574
387b
13%
20
8
15
84
38%
1374
25'A
Plough
29% Jan
8374
38%
13%
*104
20
28% Jan
83
39 Va
13 3/4
20'A
Apr
112% Nov
83 %
38 3A
25%
16
30
83
397a
14
*63
...10
Co
83
39 Va
1374
105
19
24% Mar 15
45%
103
x
v
20
25
17
400
25 Va
Sep
Aug
3934
21%
*104
Mar~18
11
900
3974
•
53 Va
1
Dec
25% Feb
-
2,400
53%
3
Jun
Aug 20
*39
600
32
3174
Va.
*26 Va
100
&
9
.
*27
1
preferred
35%
23
18,500
127b"
3974
—.100
Young
2
12 Va
*39
Corp common
33%% preferred series A
Pittsburgh
Aug 10
800
Phila & Reading Corp
Pittsburgh
May' 1
37b
2 5'A
*24%
Philco
Pittston
10% May
*374
*99
26
16
3%
3 00
58% Oct
28
*374
*99
353/8 May 14
Feb
1
Sep
374
100
25
8 %
374
preferred
24
477a Oct
1,900
37a
4.3%
24 y4
Oct~26
15%
90
25
5
*15%
90
19 y4 Mar 15
6
15%
100
19% Jan
297a Jan
24 Va
15%
3.8%
Oct
155
24%
16 Va
39%
13%
common
36% Jan
140
24 %
15%
preferred
preferred
4%
12,800
44 Va
24
39%
39%
preferred
13
Jan
44%
437b
15%
39%
82 Va
$1 conv preference com
4.68%
100
437b
39%
Corp of Amer..
Electric
41%
24
397a
1274
inc
80
4,900
3A
53
39
Co
5,500
94%
96 Va
44%
443A
43 3A
1,800
13,300
33
*36
41 Va
*32
41%
1274
40
Co
1123/4 Jan
*36'/a
170
7
3274
31%
common
Phlla
26
41%
125/8
50
40'/a Mar
19
24
400
1,790
*
177b
91
31%
Corp
& Co
5,400
34
*94
32%
*52%
Mfg Co
Brewing
2nd
2134 Sep
Dec
17
4%
367b
7
96Va
53
81 V2
common
(Chas)
7,700
17%
91
907b
32%
127b
Corp
43% Jun
21% Jan
Pfizer
36% Jun
1
33
32
100
Phelps-Dodge
31
30
Pfeiffer
102 «/a Oct
88
95
327b
53
1
preferred
Petroleum
7
26% Mar
90%
95
127a
33 %c
Co
1,500
48%
*3%
3%
1
Light
767a Mar 19
Oct
10% Dec
Milk
4 % %
115% Apr 19
102% May
2
107% Apr
108
93% Oct
Jan
107
90
33
31%
Pepsi-Cola Co
54
1
22
9174
53
*64
3
400
33%
36 Va
6Va
12 Va
'100
Oct
2,000
2774
487b
17'A
32
Corp.
& Eastern Ry
July
6% Nov
6 3/4
17 Va
52%
Peoria
18%. Oct
36 '/a Jan
67b
17%
127a
1533/4
94
102% Dec
674
17'/a
31%
100
47
2,700
26 3/a
No par
Corp
5
14%
138 Va '■»
51 :)A
preferred
11
14'/a
26'/a
138'A
127a
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
73% Feb
100
138 Va
32
4.40%. series preferred
247a July 25
1,600
99%
25
Pennsylvania Salt
106% Jan
9,500
42%
138 Va
513/4
Pennsylvania RR
$1.60
105%
139
*94
—
41
126 Va
12%
(The)
&
—
*98
34
303/4
preferred
Penn-Texas
105 VB
25
Sand
Power
4%%
15,100
1257b
No par
common
67 Va
126
5
Co
Glass
Penn
37a
4,200
125%
25
preferred
Cement
2
48% Nov
*138%
80
16%
67'/a
66%
35
*34
85%
64'/a
367a
36%
36:!A
34 Vb
4,300
126%
25
Corp
29
~
Sep
15
common
Telep
(J C)
48% Jan
4
34
1253/4
3,900
63%
33 Va
No pax
Co
prior
Penn-Dixie
63
28
25
Penney
Pennroad
Jan
Oct
24
16
preferred
preferred
18
44% Oct
100
9
43% July 11
43%
24
16
preferred
16% Jun
113 % Apr
108 y4 Apr
17% Oct
Coal
conv
15 y4 Dec
413/4 Mar 14
103% July
5%
44'/a
24
1
Penick & Ford
Peabody
43 %,
2.50
Enterprises
.36%
fi
40
43
*27
97
*95
No par
Co
Transportation
27'/4 Sep
4
138
*36%
6 y4 Mar 12
101
138
36
Tilford
46 '/a Jun
11
139
36
&
6
21
126%
Corp___l
Park
14
27
126 %
,
343/4
126%
7
*34%
32%
21
8
1
35
90%
2
58
32
*138
'/a
95
3% Oct
38
84
126
100
Pictu'res
9% Jun
May
9
*34
33
5
297a Aug
9
14% Dec 13
150
No par
common_l00
200
6,200
85
84
48 7-a
Corp
13,400
113/4
*16'A
33
91%
9
44
85
323A
Consolidated
543/4 Feb
Jan
62
33
33
25
6
83
33
3/8
95
17s/8 Apr
24
30
33
91 %
57 % Apr
29 3/8 Feb
24
333/a
1
30'/a Jan
25% Jan
48
337a
Paramount
8
29% May
106 y4 Dec
102
33%
World
25 y4 Jun
22% Dec
22
10
6
4
44 V2 Mar
533/8
114
62%
27
Corp
1,200
42%
26 Vb
27
600
18
*84
147b
2574
3
23
273% July 28
107
14%
26 Va
'1/7 %
12 y2 Jan
273/4 Mar 17
82
147b
25 %
26%
5,200
27%
11%
99%
*98
243A
67a
Amer
99'%
*98
98
Xl7'/a
12
Jun
98
7%
21
Sep
98
13,800
102
112
*16% 16'%
651/2 671/2
66% 68
105% 105%
40% 41
14%
preferred
6
10
18
*93
633/4
86%
*85%
253A
No par
11
36% Jan
37
x27%
47'A
62%
63%
86%
*16% 16%
681/2 70
67% 68%
1053/4 106
40% 41
16%
631/2 70
66% 67%
105% 106
41
41
17%
17V4 Sep
7 Va Jan
10 y2
85%
17%
23% Jun
14% Jan
98
62%
*85%
64%
85%
Airways Inc
1
Panhandle East Pipe L com
No par
4%
preferred
s
„—100
Pan
51'/a Apr
40 y4 Jan
*16%
130
37%
36%
85%
*84%
4T
Electric
&
Tin
63%
16%
69%
66% 67
105y2 1053/4
40% 41%
85%
85' 85%
493/,
4i3/u
84%
4ii/.
14%
Lighting
9
84%
4?%
243,i
Telep & Teleg
152 % Feb
85%
43
iis/„
1,200
17%
36%
112% 112%
115/.
ny.
64%
85%
*161/"
693/4
_5
Mills
74
44
115%
*25 %
Pacific
2
41/4 May 27
43/4 Jan
6
*112%
iii/„
*24%
Pacific
18
6
113% 113%
1.5,,
113
113/.
*
86
*843A
27% 27%
*14%
Pacific
Jan
9
27%
147a
12
Jun
10% Jan
27%
25%
12
12
34% Feb
27%
27^
10
'
100'/a
36% 36%
*98102'8
37%
102^
24%
Jan
88
47 y4 May
.37/
*98'4
2,600
160
*99
*17%
25 Va
Jan
22
29
37* "%
*98% 102%
8b
102%
s* s*sa.sa
a*
50%
97
'161
*98% 101
147a
Gas
16
6
*100% 102%
24%
Pacific
12
Nov
102%
*100
1
Finance
26
Jan
*100% 102%
102%
86%
*84%
88
50
97
*85
50%
98
25
Pacific
16% Sep
40
Inc
common
16
70% Oct
5
Co
142% July 16
1
7
Sep
Fisheries
preferred
54
6
25
36% Oct
Amer
Cbast
5%
40
37 y4 Jan
5
y2 Aug 13,
533/4 Mar 28
2
64%
N° paF
7—
par
10
Jan
85%
d
13
9% Jan
Aug
*86
86y4
*100% 102%
*100
102^
42%
n
23 y4 Feb
37% Jan
36
P
n
19 y2 Jun
Dec
86%
102%
11.y„
—-83%c
r
29
42
873/4
-"2% lfi%'.;
1
1
nl
'?ir
go S Corp-;"1
Owens-Illinois GlaBs Co
6.25
J#L
Preferred
100
Oxford Paper Co common
15
$5 preferred
No
vii
113/
common
oStfeTco MarinC C01'P
Lri Pn"™" ^".1
o!
Si
nAH
102% Jan
128 y2 Jan
6% Nov
Tn
Oliver Corp
29
56
98
*?% 27%
_
TSv S
24
95% Oct
18
127a Mar 10
53
50
98%
*98%
Ot£%M«.S?Vertibl8 a.
preferred-"-160
Otis Elevator
6.25
Mar 26
23
Sen
9
25 % Nov
44% Mar 15
50%
98%
a? s*
Mf
X^ieson1 oLmlcai Co^5°
26% Nov
16% May 16
21% May 13
37% Jan 17
50
99%
*100
00
95% JulV 23
2
10
61% Jan
22
46% May 17
17
50
98%
*100% 102%*
100
Preferred 4.24 ^series——100
26
150% Ju?v 26
50/4 July 26
14
,
16% Sep
100
34
Jun
17/a Jan
y
591/2 Mav 28
57
8
29% July 16
493i
98'/a
*86
}n«
Preferred
Snfflg
104
3
'FEl i'lif I 1
8
33% Feb
3
100
50
98^
52%
6
July
4934
12
SreSeri
444V
10
8
13% Jan
Jan
2 t,!i„
o,
26
an
a
26
16
109% Feb
97% May 29
25
Jan
135
^
t
1
Oil0.n?1S°nfC0 S0mmon
nSS
2'S Preferred
BB4
Sep 21
18% Jan
100
iq
riiiv
16'A
i?SI/4tUgl2
im
.tan t
23
110
32 Va
28%
93
*92
97
25%
110
327b
28 3/a
93
93%
97
25%
10974
32%
28
93
*92
96
25%
25 Va
25%
257b
64
64'A
63%
6374
637b
637b
63%
6374
6374
39%
40'A
39 Va
40
397b
40%
397b
40'A
39%
37
8174
10974
327b
28'A
93
20
300
7,500
2,400
30
93%
97
26%
633A
40%
210
3,100
2,500
15,600
23
2'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1812)
.
.
Monday, October 29, 1956
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
if•
f»r Fririiu
STOCKS
T«*r 1955
UwmI
Mar 15
26% Jan
14
31
July 15
137
33% Sep
30% Mar 30
148
154
31% Aug
6
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Leveat
Hifhttt
May 28
Oct
35% Mar
19
30% Oct
1
5
153
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Hijrheat
7
Feb
20
33% Apr
19
Quaker
Oats
Co
(The)
.'-v
100
33%
33
138
13 7
30%
10
138
30%
30%
SALE
HIGH
Oct. 23
33
common__5
6%
preferred
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 22
Par
PRICES
Wednesday
33
33%
33 Ve
138
30%
30%
Friday
Oct. 25
33%
138
138
Salei far
'Thursday
Oct. 24
33%
*lod
30%
23%
1*0
3 j%
the Week
Oct. 25
33%
-138
30%
Shares
140
3u%
2,500
9J
o0%
1,230
37%
37%
38,100
-r-;'
"
R
37
Oct
5
47
32
Feb
24
87% Feb
Kadio Corp of America com_No par
$3.50 1st preferred
I
No par
37%
72% Oct
75%
75*8
74%
75
72%
74 V'a
72%
73
26
20% July 11
Ranco
17
17%
16%
17%
17%
17 %
17
17
Nov~l0
16% Sep
53% Jan
23
59% Apr
12
Raybestos-Manhattan
57
56
57
29% Oct
25
3
Sep
19
44% Aug
16% Aug
13
July 19
55% July
18
81% Jan
88% July 27
13
38% Jan
60%
7
2
41% July
Sep 26
B
26
25% Apr
15
11
37% Jun
1
13% Sep
31
Oct
89
Jan
5
31% Feb
7
Aug 11
38% July 27
5
42
50% Mar 22
24
Sep
33% Sep
4
33% Jan
4
19% Mar 22
27% May 22
20% Jan
11
30% Apr
13
18% Aug
12% Sep
19
15
6
May
3
Rayonler
15% Sep
4
6% Oct
14
19
26
12% Feb
11% Feb
3
4%
11
6
13
Sep
15
Jan
18 % Mar 14
27
21% Aug 25
18% Jan
3
30% Apr
10
61
18
64% Apr
28% July 19
43 % Jan
3
8% Jan
15% Jan
16
Jan
1st
18
Bros
60
Dec
30
31
May 16
47% Sep
18
5% Mar 14
11% Aug
15
5% Sep
27
15% Aug 23
12% Oct
8
42% F eb
13
56
Sep
14
45
Apr
24
Revere
12
54% Sep
May 10
~7% Mar" 14
40
51
8
10 % Jun
60
10
Oct
Sep
54% Dec
Mar 11
9% F'eb
14
12
45 % Feb
13
44% Oct
45
5
B
49
62
Nov
2
91
Mar 14
70
May 11
Oct
81
82
Jan
26
101
Jan
26
105% Apr
32% Sep 26
45% Feb
8% Sep
1
8
20
Jan
6
Dec
34
*33
34
37
*35%
37
27
28
26%
26%
26%
26%
25%
25%
25%
25%
2,400
13
13
13
13
12%
13
12'%
12%
13
13%
2,700
Jun
17
105% Mar
Oct
11
9% Jan
6
21
35
62
*61%
62 %
*61%
62%
*bl%
30%
301/2
29%
301/8
5%
5%
5%
5%
5 %
preferred
Steel
Corp
Copper & Brass
*12 %
12%
*12%
12%
*12%
12%
*12%
convertible
Reynolds (RJ)
Rheem
12%
12%
12%
300
53%
54%
53%
53%
53
53%
52%
53%
53
53 %
29,500
38%
38;%
37 %
33%
36%
37%
36%
36%
37%
381%
5,200
common
9%
1
Tob class B
10
lo
69%
45%
45%
*45
45Va
53%
52%
9%
68%
45%
*45
9%
69%
68%
;_50
Selection
30% Aug
2
37% Apr 26
Feb
9
Jan
9
510
Apr
2
17
105
94% Oct
Jan
16
30% Sep
5
Feb
17 % Jan
11
29
34
May 28
9
79% Jan
9
10
48% July 31
115% July 17
36 % July 16
38% Apr
5
23
19
Jan
18
32% Dec
15
27% Feb
35
Oct
31
48% Jan
3
29% Oct
1
11
Sep 27
15% Mar 21
9% Oct
17
13 %
Apr 36
*62
1
53
53%
53
53%
20%
53%
53%
53%
11,600
70
*62
81%
82
*81%
100
%9V2
100
191/4
20
18,4
17 0
20
6%
6%
67%
68 %
46
46
35
35 %
35
35
35
*20
20 %
20
20
*o2
20%
*45
6
700
210
21,400
6%
37,700
68
67%
67%
67%
68%
3,000
*451/2
46%
44%
45
35%
35%
35
35%
35%
*10%
*19%
20
14%
14%
14%
14%
14'%
14%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
29%
*28%
29%
*28%
29%
*19%
20
141/4
22%
*28%
*231/2
'
13%
6
6 %
6
6 %
70
46
67%
22%
25
20,830
82
99V2
47%
700
20
5,300
1C0
141%
141/4
14%
6,200
23
.
22%
23%
9,4u0
29%
28%
28
28
27%
28
23
28
2>Q
28%
28V4
28%
1,900
5
30 %
30%
30%
30%
30%.
30%
30 %
3 Ova
30%
301/2
6,300
412%
411%
4151%
971/2
*94%
No par
Axle Co
Co
1,400
53
82
5
preferred-.Rochester Gas & El Corp
Haos
45%
100
20 %
7,10)
68
45 V4
99%
10
Rockwell Spring <fc
9%
9%
671/a
45 %
*81%
68
Controls com__l
9%
68
4b %
*b2
6'A
6%
9%
66%
•
81%
47
conv
&
20
2p%
9%
68%
70
100
67%
Company
Rohm
*62
5s
15
Antelope Copper Mines
5%%
70
9%
67%
No par
Rldgeway Corp
Rlegel Paper Corp
Robertshaw-Fulton
27
Co
Trust
Richfield Oil Corp
Ritter
3,700
3,000
10
A
Manufacturing
70
"
5%
10
lo
Rhodesian
30
___5
__2.50
pfd series
5C0
2,200
62i%
29%
5'%
13
12
88% Sep
62
30%
12
21V2 May 28
29
62
100
700
16%
27%
5%
28% Apr
1
25
62
7
27
30%
35
4
68 % Jan
27%
5%
25
28
43% Dec
16
*26%
30%
26
Feb
14% Sep
44"% Dec
*15%
5%
Roan
23
100
16
27%
30%
17% Mar 20
391
*15%
16
1
29
8
6%
50c
13% July 31
30
7
:
42% Aug 15
23 % Jan
6
27% Oct
Dec
*5%
27%
84% Apr
5
55% May 11
Apr
7%
16
8% Mar 20
21% Jun
*6%
28
37% Mar 15
28% Jun
7%
26%
24
8
100
*15%
20
9
200
16
Oct
40% Jun
300
31'%
26%
81%
33% Jun
38
37
15%
*99%
7
38
*33%
*35%
26 %
82
27
38%
34
37
34
5
100
18% Jun
*37
*35%
10
82
Oct
Dec"
*6%
100
26 % Sep
33%
*6%
7
100
9
1,603
38
loo
8
12,3-jO
38
series
10
15%
33V4
*35%
series
23
300
lo 1/2
•J2°,4
common
4%%
700
16,80)
13%
*33
Preferred 4 50%
66% Jan
31%
*13%
39
Preferred 3.60%
13
410
38
13%
35%
Common
17% Sep
19
38'
30-a
34
*38
*33
16
34% Jan
14
19
331/8
11
27% Dec
Jan
32%
28
Apr
30
15%
33%
89% Jan
2
24% Jan
15%
33
105% Jan
6
257
16%
33
12
Dec
34
16
32%
12
12% Jan
21
16%
33%
26
6
9
Nov
7
16%
*33
Apr
33% Jun
82
42
64% May 12
26
70
*13%
5j
35%
series___
Reynolds Metals Co
57% May
23%
13 %
—10
Rexall Drug Co
3
31%
13%
Sep
98% Sep
18% Oct
14
5% July 26
pfd 3%%
10% July 26
Aug
30%
13%
1,700
3,200
55%
56%
50c
85
49% Mar 12
31%
*13%
*55%
56%
1/1/8
Co—
Republic Aviation Corp
$1
x31
16 %
*56
72%
No par
Co
<5c
Republic Pictures
10
72%
17
'
13%
5
Republic
35% May 25
6
13% Jan
41
4
37%
32
50
*
Reliance Mfg Co common
Conv
37
37%
16
50
preferred
Mills
$1.25 div prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp
67% Feb
37%
13 %
50
Inc
(Robt)
38%
*56 %
31%
5
preferred
2nd
Roller Bit
Reevea
37%
1
noncum
Reed
38%
2.50
Co
noncum
4%
10% Mar 14
2
No par
Inc
Real Silk Hosiery
Rels
7% Jan
5
Ray-O-Vac
37% Apr
38% Mar
Jan
Inc
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
37% May
44% Jan
8
Mar
14
19% Mar
14
37 %
47
34% Jan
29% Jan
25
common
20
417%
414%
410%
100
*94%
97%
*94%
97%
*94%
97%
*94'/2
l
4% preferred series A
Rohr Aircraft Corp*
Ronson Corp
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
2 81/2
418
15%
151/4
1
Rotary Electric Steel Co
____10
Royal Dutch Petrol Co__50 Guilders
Royal McBee Corp
1
Ruberoid Co (The)
_i
Ruppert (Jacob)
s
416
41
15%
41 %
105%
415
410%
15%
31%
30%
30%
30%
9-58
*»%
31%
30%
9%
32%
311/2
9%
9%
'
*'J%
151%
1,200
28-/8
15%
30%
31
31 %
9%
104%
*41
31
30%
15%
*40%
1051%
15%
40%
106 %
30%
15%
41%
104%
30%
40%
105%
1Q6
100
97%
28
28V4
28
28%
1,800
6,600
I01/2
40
40'/8
4,600
104%
105%
20,700
30%
31%
4,000
31%
31%
32
7,u0
91/4
*9%
41%
105
9%
200
67%
24,200
%
42% July 21
58% Dec
27
60% Feb
14
70% Oct
15
02% Sep
98% Feb
28
86% Sep
12
97% Feb
3
Feb
13
151% Oct
15
39% Oct
25
103% Jun
40
9
17
126
Dec
27
6
55
Jun
22
Jan
22% Jan
26
11
112
July 14
22% Jan
o2
16
25% Mar 14
34% Jun
13
26
Oct
88% Jun
27
77
Sep
265
Apr
15
245
Sep
17
311
Aug
2
10
155
Jan
5
215
Sep
17
49% Jun
33% Mar 14
7
40% Feb
July 13
19% Sep 22
Sep 16
17% Apr 25
25% Oct 13
32
9
Dec
21
29% Jun
17
12% Jun
105
20
Oct
27
27% Jan
3
Jan
6
57% Dec
16
78% Jun
20
Feb
11
92
Sep
100
Jun
8
May 28
44% Feb
58% Oct
19
98
13
107
33% Jan
6
40
8
34% Oct
85% Jan
4
92% May 18
83%.Sep
1
Sep
95
6
59 % Apr
18
Jan
6
34% Dec
28
31% July 18
40% Nov 16
8% Mar 15
5% Nov
62
20% Dec
5
52% Oct
16
9
9% Apr
20
10
61% Jan
5
38
69
4
36% Jan
11
49% Apr
11
39% Jan
49% Nov
23
39% Jan
31
23
Nov
16
36% Feb
64
Oct
18
66% Mar
22% Jan
6
13 % Nov
9
Sep
22% Jun
62% Jan
21V8 Sep
13 % Feb
July 11
53% Oct 16
23
21% Feb
7
14
45% Jan
19
44
3
63% Nov
7
55% Jan
4
48% Mar 14
59% Jun
21
46% Oct
1
3
Sheaffer
8
Aug
9
8
72% May
52% Jan
24
71
57 % Jun
15
64% Dec
1
50% Feb
Sheraton Corp
10
Apr
67
Aug
Skelly
Oil
(A
20% Jan
25
25% Jun
27
3
Smith
24% Jan
3
46% Jun
7
2
33% Jan
7
Smith-Corona
19%.Oct
26
32 % Jan
12
49 'A
18
174
July" 19
Feb
27% Feb
24
9% Feb
4
15% Sep
81"% Dec
26% Dec
85
210
Jun
7
18% Jun
23
205
19% Mar
30
54
Feb
25
28% Jan
31% Jan
54% July 25
21 % Mar
17
34
Aug
36% Nov
7
88% Sep
16% Jun
16
31%
30%
31Va
30%
30%
30Va
30 Va
301/4
30%
33,100
13Va
13V4
13 Va
13%
lj-8
13%
2,0u0
4%
3,900
12%
I3V4
13»/4
4
4%
4 Va
Va
13 'A
41/8
41/4
4
41/4
4 Va
4'/a
*471%
49
*47 Va
48
48
48
49
49
49
29V4
30
29%
301/4
30'A
51%
311/2
32
49
31 %
Va
3,0)0
70
33
5,30,0
9%
251/4
*241/2
25%
*24%
251/4
*24%
25
75%
76V4
75 Va
76'%
23%
23 Va
231%
Co_
1
9%
%
9%
24%
24%
23
i
*9%
•
'*24Vk'
75
75V2
75
23%
23%
76
23 V2
23%
%,
700
100
76
77%
8,300
23%
23%
4,700
50c
14. Va
14 Va
14
"Va
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
14
3,400
1
28V4
28%
29
29
28%
28%
28%
29%
29%
30%
3,400
51
51
50%
51
50%
50'A
50'A
50%
50'A
50'A
*80V2
82
80 V4
80 'A
80'A
83 %
84
85
58%
58%
58%
58%
23,400
x57%
58 'A
57%
58%
3,200
60
1,300
No par
*80 %
No par
;
59
5
_25
•
1
10
_5
_
15
A
591/4
58%
59
581%
58 V4
58 3
a
58%
60%
60 Vi
CO
60%
59%
60 %
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38
38V4
201/4
20%
20 Va
201/4
20 Va
20'A
X20
20%
19%
20i%
55%
55
55%
55 3
56
61
531/2
,
54
53%
541/2
54%
38%.
v
"
1
Corp 4%
pfd
21
100
*170
21%
19%
*170
225
9
9
9
9
19%
*19%
191/4
19%
900
3,900
45,400
3,400
21Va
225
2,500
9%
9
9 %
19%
18%
19
50
18%
19%
a
*170
225
*170
9
4
21'A
21%
2IV4
21%
225
91/4
com_4.50
Co
9%
211/4
21Va v21Va
*170
225
1
preferred
59 3
1.8)0
1,4)0
38%
*60 V2
I
58%
53%
58%
58%
10
Inc
82%
I
1
50
50
3,200
400
50
50
49%
49'/2
*48V4.
50
*43 V4
5
28%
28%
28 V2
281/2
28V2
29
28%
29%
28%
30%
25
3 5 Va
35%
*35%
"36'/4
*351/2
36 Va
*35'/2
36'/4
36 V4
36'A
300
25
47%
47%
47%
47%
471/4
47%
46%
47 Va
47
47'A
5,100
14,000
50
Sugar
com
8%
preferred
Southern California
Edison
6,100
20%
20 3
a
20%
20%
20%
20'%
20%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31'A
31%
31%
31%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
12,',00
48
48%
47%
481/a
47'%
47%
47%
47'%
17,100
Southern Production Co Inc
Southern Railway common
47%
471/4
43% May
9
49% May 16
20% Jun
1
1
Mar 27
1
17
87% Sep 13
24% May 15
17% Apr 17
5
8
18
4
55
5%
non-cum
28% July 19
Southwestern
Spalding (A G) & Bros
Sparks Withington Co
6 Va
Jan
17
Sep
4
631/4 Aug 17
Spear
73% Jan
97
Spencer
Jun
25
103 V* Mar
17
Sep 28
18
14
22
3
7% Oct
24
3
2
$4.50
3
Spiegel
17
$4.50
24
44 V8
t
May 14
91% Jan
12% Jan
26
8
"
12
Oct
22
$5.50
Chemical
Co
43 Va
43V4
43 Va
43 Va
43 Va
431,4
43'A
43%
26,200
44%
44
44%
43%
44%
43 %
44
43 Va
44i%
9,4100
18
18 Va
181/4
18%
18 Va
18%
18%
181/2
18%
18%
3,100
100
*85
881/2
Co
27%
27V4
1
^
1
18%
19
2 50
5
par
*42%
5 Va
65
*85
'
*85
881/2
26%
27
26%
*18%
19
*18%
4%
65
53
65
5'A
5
18%
1,000
4'%
5,200
5,100
65
52 3
52
52 'A
51%
27 'A
*42%
65
*42 %
27
5%
19
.
88>%
18%
27
*18%
5
*42 Vi
5Va
*42%
26%
2ja
4%
*83
88 Va
*85
88'/a
12,500
52 V*
53V4
52V4
*971/2
98V2
*971/2
98%
98'%
97 Vi
97%
1
17V4
17V4
17%
171/2
17
171/a
17
17
17%
17'%
50c
common
6
100
23%
24Va
23%
23%
231/2
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
25
common
oreferred
Square D Col
43 %
44
pfd—i.___~No
preferred
Inc
43 %
1
Inc
•
Jan
83
Co.
Service
4.20%
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Cnrp common
28% Oct
2
9% Jan
6
July 17
16% Jan
1
78% Oct
4
105
19
36% Oct
41% July 27
29% Apr
May 28
22% Oct
18
2414 Mar 20
&
Public
2,100
20
ctfs
21
4
74% Oct
tr
1
No par
preferred
Mobile & Ohio stk
25
23% Oct
(The)
par
Oct
97% Sep
ncco
4
Southern Co
47% Jun
16
11
Mar 16
91 % Jan
May 28
13 V,
600
31 Va
35%
14
16 % Feb
17 Va
20 y8
July 27
20 % Mar
17%
35%
18
,
17%
20%
17% Nov
27
17%
'31%
5
July 11
53'%
17'/2
*17
31%
10% Jan
•
17%
53
171/a
35%
103% Nov
10% Oct
17%
52%
17%
201/4
14
94% Nov
17%
52%
17%
5
Sep
Mar 22
17%
53%
17%
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No
par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
South'n Pacific Co (Del)
No
8
88
17%
53 Va
23
21
35%"N"o"V""I8
171/2
54
33% Apr 18
38% July 20
58% Mar 23
23% Aug
86
17%
54
11
103% Nov 30
68% Mar 14
17%
54 %
23
29% Jun
100
17i%
-
31
2
Nov
2,300
17%
54
Jan
2
21
12,900
19% Jan
Aug 31
77 % Dec
37%
29
17% Oct
7
2,300
85
37
33% Jan
38% Oct
Feb
*63 Va
7,200
America
Rico
34 ",4
34%
80
37%
37
1
29
6
69
38
9,600
102-/2
7
93
Feb
37'%
35
34%
*83%;
85
•100 Va
14,300
17
46% Oct
7
35 Va
*83 %
38%
102%
92'%
b
40% Jan
32
90
37%
*100%
*12
52'%
26
5
11
38%
38
102%
34 Va
35'/4
85
92 V2
49i%
30% Oct
4
21
*83%
611/4
9%
20
38 % Apr
4% Oct
35 %
35%
85
*1001/2
102%
51%
62%
51 'A
Q
11
77Va Oct
*100%
51
60'A
*91 Va
51%
93
45
&
Oct
4
62
51 Va
9%
South
28
15% Jan
lo, i'00
60-/4
*91 Va
51»/4
16
65 %
29% May
24% July
54 Va
611/2
93
46
53 "o Jan
18
Dec
5IV2
63
*9%
20% July 31
Jan
87% Apr 14
25% Oct 11
51%
62%
700
50'A
24
51
July
15,600
45%
Sep
54 % July 27
18%
9%
Platinum
25
I81/2
51%
&
46% Oct
18%
46
12
May 24
13%
>
SV2
South Amer Gold
Porto
18%
50%
Solar Aircraft Co
South
181/2
45%
Solvay American
34 "•>
18%
4,800
2,800
46%
10
24% Jun
17
51%
24
3
32V4
17
45'A
12 % Jan
3
*311/2
17
51
Corp
E
31%
16%
51
102%
35V4
par
—
Carolina
311/4
16%
51%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
5%
32
16%
46 %
49
3
*31'A
16%
14,200
51
237% Apr
37% Jan
7
July 10
31%
*99 Va.
*46
14
40% Nov
17% Jan
24
6
Va May 10
23%
49
49%
1
13
19
18
64
23%
*91 Va
93
*83%
No par
Feb
Mar 14
44% Jan
20
O)
23%
23Va
18%
19
2.50
8% Sep
17% Jan
12% May 23
26
Sep
18 Va
1
.
,20% Nov
99%
23%
lo%
16%
1
Strapping Co
Co
*99 Va
2378
49
no par
Slmonds Saw & Steel
Sinclair Oil Corp__
17
49%
9J %
23%
31%
3k; %
*100>%
"J"
of
491/2
99%
23%
231/2
63%
Inc
Pen
Simmons Co
86 Va
V«
16%
20
Sheller Mfg Corp
Bignode Steel
491/4
*99 Va
49%
*99 Va
32%
50
Va
49%
99%
23
78
99%
48 %
*99 Va
7.50
35% Mar 26
23
28
A)
55% Apr
55% Jan
37% Mar 14
6
2^0
77%
51V2
Shell Oil Co
26
260
*ijt)
3
Industries
Feb
15% Jan
22
*245
2i0
Hill
20
14
19% Jun
25% Dec
49% Nov
260
*1^0
62%
_Ino
100% Aug
Mar 19
*245
210
51V4
common
(W
260
*191
25
$4.50 preferred
Shahmoon
*245
210
100
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
29
9
Inc
700
260
*91 Va
Co
9
11
18% Aug 17
88 % Jan
6
Jan
Servel
19
59
10
30% July 12
27
Mar 15
ADr
3,8)0
77%
*190
78%
No par
Co
Rubber
27'%
77 Vk
*250
~~1
~~5
&
27V4
210
No par
Co
20 J
27%
260
74
No par
Roebuck
24
*23 Va
ajt)
1,800
9,030
78
2778
*77%
78
15c
11% May
7
7
Sears
78%
24
*23%
24
27%
41
39%
*190
~__1~40
Inc
Seagrave Corp
3
271/2
*77%
145'A
*250
5
Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred
Oil
23%
27%
10
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Seaboard Finance Co
Beaboard
23%
27V8
5
preferred
7
23%
27%
10
Porji-
8
*23%
23 'A
27%
:
144V2
40'A
39%
88 Va
87
89
143
41'A
40
66%
671/4
89
*144
*
40%
40
100
Scott Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
7% Apr
18
10
common
series A
Schenley Industries
Scherlng Corp
Selberllng
63
20
11% Jan
Armc
29
60
4
18
Co
Ban
21% Feb
29
Oct
Aug
23% Jun
Sep. 12
8% Mar 14
Regis Paper
41
66%
68%
88 %
150
*145
100
Co
preferred
1st pfd 4.40%
88'/4
89
148
100
Southwestern Ry
noncum
67%
68%
681/2
1901/2
a
100
Scovill
44% May
19% Feb 29
25
83% Jan
6%
$4
89% Mar
3% Aug 29
44 'A
23% Feb
6
Jan
40 % Apr
29% May 28
12% Jun
1
16
17
Nov
Oct
9
105 % Apr
'17 % May 28
43% Jan
16
Apr 20
75 Va Mar
27
35% Oct
Mar
St Louis
St
No par
67%
8s%
147:
40
No par
^avaprn
Oct
63 %
1
83% Oct
7
Power.
L San F Ry Co common
Preferied series A 5%
681/4
89 V4
146%
10
Diego Gas & Electric Co
Sangamo Electric Co
22 % M.ar
14
101% Oct
Co
18
28
7
55% Mar 14
18
Joseph Lead
67%
100
37 % Mar 29
8
22
Feb
23% Aug 22
19
14% Feb
12% Nov 21
60% July 31
99
2
Aug
18% Jan 17
105
101
q
Ho
preferred
St Joseph Light &
13
Jan
170
28
conv
St
Jan
91% Mar 23
320% Apr
Aug 17
145
4.30%
St
common
preferred
25% Aug 31
28
Jan
4%
33
1
17
74
Mar 19
Safeway Stores
1001/4
100V4
100 V2
1001/2
1001/2
100 %
100'/a
_2
No par
13%
*74
13%
13%
75
*100
13%
13%
75%
52
*97»%
75
*75
53
*97%
98%
a
100
5.200
45,000
110
101
*100
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
75%
75%
76V4
76%
76%
50
_
5,000
5
2 81/4
28%
28V4
28%
23V4
28%
27%
28%
27%
28%
17,500
com___No par
391/4
'39%.
.39 Va
39%
391/4
39%
39'/a
39%
39 Va
33'%
3,600
$3.50 preferred
No par
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
1
Standard Gaa & Electric Co
J
801/2
*80%
81%
*80 V2
81%
Standard
new
Brands
Inc
81
11%
8%'
12
7%
8
8
7%
*11%
*61
70
81'/a
7%
7%'
8
.
-
6,500
'
"
12
81%
81%
'
8 Va
11%
11%
*11%
12.;
,
11%
/
11%
3,100
Volume
184
Number
5581
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1813)
NEW
YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
*eai
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
451/4 Oct
May"18
5374
1
481/2 Jan
Jun~24
23
65
31
62% Apr
50
99
Aug 19
102
Oct
58V4 May
4
Oil
Standard
25
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
15% Aug
2
26
17% Jan
3
40% May 26
50
11
14% Sep
43% Jan
36
60% July 28
15% Aug 22
59% Dec 29
51 »/2 Jan
19
81
Aug 15
Stauffer
5
15
Jan
25
Sterchi
42 % Mar 14
Jan
27
58% Jan
6
24 %
29
20% Sep
30 Vb Oct
14
27% Mar 12
May 12
23% Jan
Jan
38% Oct
50
5
6
21
23
58% Aug
1
17
24
20% Jan
26
6
33 % Dec
35% Jun
14
20% Sep
26
3iy8 May 28
22% Feb
9
Oct
12% Jan
95
Dec
11
4
27
67% Feb
11
21% Jan
6
5
15% Jan
4
4IV2 Jun
5% Oct
7
32
17% Aug 12
105
Jun
80% Sep
Feb
97
Jan
25 % May 12
321/s May 11
75% May 17
8% Nov 22
Studebaker-Packard
Aug
6
15% Mar 15
IOIV4 Jun
Broadcasting
Sunbeam
Sun
7
80
Mar 23
Sun
30%
July"31
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil
740
Jan
6
I8V4 Feb
8
41% Nov
2
20
Mar 30
44% Oct
41
26
Mar 14
91% Apr
6 V2 Jan
15
8
1,080 Deci 8
33% Sep; 15
58% May 2
23% Sep
2
99
July 26
9% Sep 21
6
Jan
10
21% Jun
Oct
21
July
42 Va Oct
j
42
1
Feb
Feb
6
78
Mar 22
107b Mar
2
1,220
511/2
511/4
517 a
51%
517-b
96
95
95
*94'/2
1474
15
I514
15%
10,100
*1474
14%
147 a
147 a
2,000
*51
51%
52
52
71
71
7174
147b
14%
14'a
200
Oil
Co
*95
4%%
147'o
14%
15
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*51
*50%
51
53'%
69
69%
14%
*14
14%
5
51%
51%
51%
52
5174
52%
5174 v.. 5174
51'%
53%
6,000
15
22%
22%
227 B
22%
22 %
22%
22
221/4
22%
9,200
33%
33%
33%
3374
3374
34
5
10
Sep 27
25
18
-
411/2 Jan
25
17
26%
26%
26%
26%
267b
261/a
26 74
26%
26%
51/4
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
51%
5%
5%
45%
45'/2
13%
45
13%
1
No par
*96
No par
Co common
78%
45
13%
*13%
99%
*96
78%
74
'78%
*73
45
25%
25%
1
23%
May
7
May
7
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
36
36
36%
35%
35%
35%
35%
*35%
36'%
1.400
69 %
67%
67%
67%
68
67%
68
68
68%
2.400
lOo
8 Va
8%
8 1/8
8 Va
81/8
8
8
8
1000
1020
_
_
-
_
*970
20% Mar
9
15'/4 May
4
18% Sep 10
Talcott Inc
985
965
975
990
23%
*22 1/4
23%
*221/4
23
22V4
221/4
100
43 %
42%
43 Vb
42%
42%
42
Va
42%
6,700
5OV4
50%
491/4
50%
48%
49%
48%
49 Va
6.200
No par
*90%
92%
901/2
92%
911/2
91 %
1074
10%
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
11
18%
18%
18%
<
■
16%
Texas Co
Texas Gulf Producing Co
1
13% Jan
13
7
Oct
1
10% Jan
150
Nov
28
Jan
23
17
38% Dec
2
34% Feb
10
6
25% Nov
1
201/4 Oct
1
9
42% July 27
29% Apr 16
18
Jan
20% Oct
3
29% Apr
15% Feb
28
HVt Jan
11
15% Feb
43% Oct
19
14
Jan
73% Oct
Sep
20
33
Jan
23
47% Mar 26
24% Sep
62:/4 Feb
27
28% Feb
92
Oct
23
13% Oct
9
15
Mar 29
441/2 Jan
10
26% Jan
5
28% Dec
7
48
6
75% Dec
22
13% Jan
3
39% Oct
11
181/4 July 26
58% Jun
6
HtVa Oct
104
25
22% Oct
28
48% Sep
35% "dun
12
34% Oct
17% Oct
26
18% Jan
20
11
24% July 13
281/4 Jun 15
20
22% Oct
24% Feb
9
55% Dec
14
60
54% Sep
24
Nov
18
25% Dec
29
Jan
13
72% Aug 14
44% Oct 25
1
8
Feb
45% Apr
30
28% Mar 21
31
30% Oct
1
15
28% July 23
59
July 27
18
Mar 15
50
May 16
531/4 Feb
2
25
Mar 14
14
27
Oct
1
36% Mar 12
51
Aug 26
33% Apr
59 % Apr
14
51
Oct
11
24'/4 Dec
16
Jan
10
52% Apr
17
32
Mar
2
63
Mar
30%
30 Va
30%
30
30%
30 74
38,100
35%
35%
35%
35%
351/4
35%
35%
35%
Pacific Ry
Inc
100
Co_
Co
Oil
2,000
774
*167%
t
169
377b
38
38
38
74
8,800
21%
21%
22
211%
22%
21%
21%
2174
22 74
38,100
21%
21%
22
221/4
2174
22
21%
*2174
21%
18%
18%
18%
1874
18%
18%
49%
49Vb
49%
*49 74
4974
*49'%
4974
12'%:,
12'A
12%
12 %
121/4
*1274
12 '/a
121/4
121/4
300
13%
13%
137 b
13%
13%
1374
13%
1374
1374
4,200
50
47
47
*46%
13%
47
*46%
47
46%
47
471/2
48 74
140
1174
11%
*11%
12
11%
12
11%
1174
71%
72 74
*12
71'%
*94
100
10
—L-i
36%
36%
71%
*94
36%
72 74
37
71%
.97
*94
97
36 74
*94
V
37
*11%
73%
*94
220
400
12
72 %
72%
97
1,500
5.700
97
36%
36%
36%
371/4
5,700
25 74
25%
251%
2574
25%
2574
25
25 74
25
25
4,500
91
25
No par
5
9174
91 «/2
92
90
92
8674
8 !)i%
88%
901/4
8,600
13%
2
"when
7174
97
2,100
19
67
issued"
*4 4%
13%
13%
13 %
68 74
*67
*4 47b
13'/4
44%
13%'
13%
137s
13%
13%
4,100
67
68
46
67%
66
66%
66%
67
2,000
45%
44 74
4474
*44%
45
*44%
100
2
371/4
38%
37%
38%
38
3874
37%
37%
37%
38%
20,400
Inc
8
18 74
18 74
18
18'/a
,18
1874'
17%
18
17%
18%
7,500
Williams Steci
Transue &
No par
Truax-Traer Coal Co
Preferred
series
31% Jan
13
21% Jan
30
29%
Apr
12
19
15% Apr
27
18
Jun
11
19
Apr
25
52
Jun
7
4
8% Jun
6
14% Jan
18
2
40% Mar 18
25% Oct
25
351/4 Jun
15
TXL
13% Jan
6
16% Jun
15
13% Feb
9
33
4
43 Va Jun
28
2i% oct
1
11
Corp
28%
28%
300
2774'
27 74
271/4
27%
271/4
10,600
55
5574
55%
55 7a
55%
56
2774
2874
2874
*551/2
30 %
*52%
2874
58
30%
54%
2774
*28
2774
2774
*54 74
57%
*53'%
3074
31%
29
3074
*54
27%
*55 74
59
*3074
31
28=%
*55 %
31
*54
54%
28%
57%
'
30%
54'%
>
1,100
53i%
53%
53
54
26
26%
26 %
267b
2574
26'/a
25%
25%
25%
25%
*17
17%
17
17
17'/a
177b
17
17
16%
16%
*50
51%
*50
5174
*50
51%
50
50
1
10
1
2674
26%
1
(The)
*9%
51%
*50
1,700
59
31%
50
City Rap Transit com
5% conv prior preferred
Twin Coach Co
25% Nov
2874
27%
54%
No par
Twin
46
*27%
277b
54%
1
20th Century Fox Film
20% Jan
60
29
27'4
55
1
(conv)
preferred 1954 ser__50
1
conv
28%
277b
55
50
common
A
29
27%
*28
1
50
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
Oil
774
7%
167
37%
1874
Inc common__5
Airlines
World
4.30%
166
1711/4
36%
*49%
Tri-Con'liner.tal Corp common
$2.70 preferred
2
77b
7%
*167
373/a
13%
Transamerica Corp—
Trans
*7%
7%
172
36%
49%
common
common
7%
*167
is%
(The)
Co
7%
172
15
preferred
New
6,000
a7%
*21%
1
Timken Roller Bearing
Toledo Edison Co (The)
Trane
1,300
36'/2
49%
common
Thompson (J R)
Thompson Products
4% preferred
$1.20
5,500
36
5
No par
Tidewater
15%
28 74
No par
convertible preferred
$2.50
1574
*28
21
—No par
common
preference—
Co
3074
2,600
36%
50c
common
conv
77 b
*168
No par
$1.25 conv preferred
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
$2.40
54
Trust—
ctfs ex-distribution—1
15% Aug 16
18% Mar
11,400
30%
5,200
400
6,400
900
50
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
974
*9%
9%
400
26%
2u:%
26 7a
26%
2574
26 Vb
26%
27%
19,600
u
May
16% Mar 19
Udyllte
Underwood Corp
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
15
15%
15%
15
15
15
15
15
No par
237/s
24%
22%
23%
22%
22%
21%
22 %
22%
a
6Va
6%
61/4
6%
6 %
6 %
6%
(The)
Corp
80% Mar 14
20
Jan
6
27% Jan
6
108% Mar 22
92
25
44
Oct
1
8
31% Feb
6% Dec
10
116% Sep
3IV2 Jun
103% Jan
26
31% Apr
26% Oct
1
30
Jan
17
uct
19
112
Jan
9
Preferred
$4.50 series-
No par
11
Preferred
$3.70 series
No par
15
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
Preferred
No par
113
Nov
1
100
86% Oct
3
92
98% Sep
45% Sep
26
26% Jan
6
48% Sep
12
Jan
4
6
21% Oct
Jan
9
8
Union
Union
81% Oct
18
93
Jan
July 27
78% Sep
12
91
Feb
104
Jan
93
Oct
11
Feb
7
52
Jan
10
28
Oct
1
8% Sep
19
32% Jun
3
29
26
74% Dec
22
Nov
7
128% Dec
22
34% Jan
6
113 x
47% May
Oct
1
61% May 25
23
133% July 17
28% Apr
2
Apr
104% Mar 29
59
Mar 27
Apr
65% Apr
39% May
Mar 15
5
Union
9
Union
5
United
4%
5
10
109% Oct
19
35% Jan
2.1
29
17% Jan
3
441/2 Jan
18
57% Nov
34% Jan
20
1
2 61/4 Oct
57% Aug 24
4% Apr
108% Feb
27
15
97
32% Apr
20
-
Oct
19
Feb
18
28% Apr
9
48% Jan
20
71% Mar 26
62
107
(ser of
Air
UniLed
33%
33%
113%
113%
10
23%
23%
23%
23'%
10
26%
26%
26%
26%
98
98
98%
98 %
*98%
f 81
83
Corp
RR
Co
1956)
Biscuit
*89
23'%
30
30%
29%
8%
8%
28%
29 %
_5
83 %
84%
82%
83
100
109
10
America
39%
No par
109%
108%
40%
39%
150
109 %
40
30%
23
83
23'/4
3,700
26-%
v
26%
9,500
981/2
98%
130
*79
80%
92
80%
83
807a
*89
56
58
30%
3OV2
30
30%
130
92
56%
15,600
29.400
8%
8%
29%
29%
29 %
1.400
82
81','2
82%
8,100
29
<
1.000
7,200
8,'300
*28%
8%'
8%
14.400
35%
55%
*89
56 VB
30
301/4
8%
28%
pfd_-
*79
55%
6%
1141/4
23 %
98
92
<
1.000
22 %
v
113%
26%
98
80%
15
•:
33%
26 %
«
*83
94
*6
34
113%
99
83
56%
*143
23 %
26 7
81%
56%
152
23%
26%
*79
58%
*143
33%
113'/4
*80%
56%
100
33%
113 %
81
8%
com
conv
33%
113
83
28%
Inc
of
80%
10
.
29
82
82
*142
150
141%
141%
%
81%
8%
T41
87
a
7,100
147
300
109
10.200
108%
107'/a
107%
107%
39%
39%
39'/4
39%
39%
3 4Va
9,500
26%
26%
26%
1,800
107
26%
26%
26V2
98
*94
98
97%
98
*94
97
10
*23%
23%
23 Va
23%
*23%
24
23%
23%
*23%
24
200
No par
]
$4.50 preferred
United
94
*81
,_No par
Co^
Lines
*89
80%
10
com
urelerred
Corp
80%
26
preferred
conv.
4%
34 "2
113%
series
Aircraft
United
24
21% Sep
July 25
28
2
44% Mar 20
33 %
113%
California
Car
*«i
No par
Muterials
$4
of
*15
Corp__6%
common
non-cum
87% Sep
Sep
&
Co
Tank
Paper
Carbon
&
Pacific
4%
Union
30
150
a113%
Jan
Oil
Apr
23
49% July 25
33% Sep 22
103% Jun
Chem
Elec
2
103% Oct
28
Union
Union
10'/8 May 10
36
Bag-Camp
Carbide
United Carbon Co
61 >/4
61%
61
61
61%
60'A
60%
62
2,300
26'%
No par
Board & Carton Corp
*94
26'%
98
26%
*94
26%
60 %
61
20
Unit,ed-Carr Fastener—
44
Oct
25
12
4% Feb
9
Jan
6
73% Jan
23
7
7% Feb
11
6% Jun
20
8% May 17
15% Feb 25
38% Oct
27
8% Oct
18
22% Dec
30
72% July 18
6
Jan
6% Jan
78
21
Jan
13% Mar 14
17
Mar 31
13% Jun
51'/a Feb
60
May
46
30
2
Sep 26
34% Dec
14
6% Aug
36% Oct
9
18
Mar 14
2% Jan
3
27'/4 Oct
11
39% Mar
8% Mar
17
8
Mar 21
4"% Jan
82
3
(Delaware)
United
May
4
7
Jan
3
Jan
5
United
29% Oct
19
Stores
United
4%
*78 Va
6%
8%
convertible
Electric Coal Cos
2
6
29
4% Aug
36% Dec
3
1
% Sep
Improvement
12
Dec
22
Sep
26
40% Jan
5
Park
S
Foreign
U
S
Freight
23
77
U
S
Gypsum Co common
Oct
22
181
19
22% July 19
Oct
16
44% July 20
15% Feb
29
184% Feb
15
16% Mar
44% Nov
14
19% Mar 22
5
49% Mar 16
T"'1r
«««
54% Jan
160
3
28
nop*
44
ft
Jan
6
23
9
3% Mar 26
Aug
2
Feb
1
<fe
7%
U
S
5%
28%
15%
46%
31%
32 %
31%
32%
31%
13%
*38 %
39
38
38 '/a
38%
5%
*5%
U
S
Securities
Co
5%
16
161/4
16
15%
27%
28
15%
15%
46%
407
.
32%
31%
38%
38
5%
16%
5%
16
1.500
4-%
3.300
78 %
6 %
8%
27%
70
6%
24.800
8%
49.700
28%
2.300
15%
15%
8.000
46%
467«
16,100
32%
32
32%
11.700
38%
38
38
h
1.100
5%
5%
5%
6,300
16%
15%
16%
22.500
2
1%
2
2.800
2
1%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
34%
34%
34 "4
35i'a
27 Va
27%
27%
28
27%
28'»
27'/4
27%-
27%
27%
8,100
67
67%
65 %
66%
64 %
65 %
631/2
64
63
64
6.200
163
*160
163
2
4
100
Mach
common
class A preference
Industries
5%
16%
28%
.47
44 V2
*44
1
r
preferred
41/2%
5%
16
1
City Mines Co (The)__l
Hoffman
28 %
29
79
No par
United
U
20% Aug
64% Dec
Co
United Industrial Corp___
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
39% May
9
28i/e Oct 24
28 % Jan
8%
10
17% Oct
177
Dec~29
9
6%
8 %
16
Gas
7% Jan
19% Feb
61/2
9
47
United
2
19
6%
8%
28%
41% July 30
23
5% Oct
6%
8%
15%
Gas
15% Sep
6%
8%
46%
United
4%
6%
*78%
4%
72'/a
44%
9%
16
Aug 14
4%
674
47
35
44
4%
78%
46%
Fruit Co
Corp_
45%
4%
78%
15%
United
1
44%
4%
78%
28'%
5
6
46
4%
5
Engineering & Foundry
Mar
23% Jun
*45
78 74
4%
79
S
United
55
35% Jan
31
45%
No par
161/8 Aug 20
10
Oct
37
61%
com
preferred
28% May 11
9
45%
30c
100
Corp (Del)
1
Dye & Chemical Corp com__l
United
23
No par
Cig-Whelan
$3.50
Inc
preferred
5
27,100
16%
46% Aug 17
9% Nov
2
Jan
59 74
40%
28
62% Mar 13
"25
74
3.97a
15%
13
17
17
37% Mar 14
26
94
Jan
Jan
26
58
40
28
Mar 28
11% Sep 11
48% Jan 23
105% May 10
35% Dec
5
51
54
58%
3874
16%
Thermoid
July 23
54
58
41%
28%
14'% Apr
44
54
59%
39'%
16'/a
The Fair
4
54
58%
28'%
Textron
19,900
53%
59%
30*%
ULilities
\
54%
411/4
28 Va
Texas &
400
58%
30%
16%
Texas
13,600
167 a
41 %
16 "4
Land
19%
974
9
161/4
59
27%
share
9,3ud
41%
16%
Pacific
10%
*18%
9%
161/4
28%
221% July 10
54'% July 10
13% July 31
23
9
16
16 %
10% Jan
60% Mar 24
27
24
16
9'/a
16%
*28%
47% Aug 21
II1/4 Jun 20
18
100% Sep
182 % May
8%
16
1
Sub
100
92
10%
58%
No par
Instruments Inc common
Texas
11
54%
*89
41
25
3V4
Sulphur
54%
921%
4.48% conv preferred series A__25
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
10
9
Oct
54%
2.50
,
33% Oct
Oct
18%
9%
16
*90
x«-
19%
9
16%
7
Jan
19
9%
15%
4
12
19%
9%
1
69% May
35
*19
1
Texas
900
43%
9
51
7
900
41
*22'%
Corp
14
Sep
200
23%
50%
(James)
26
27
1020
44
TelAutograph Corp
14
\fApr
*1000
50 %
Corp
Feb
57"% Apr
995
2,000
43%
Temco Aircraft
Tennessee Corp
Texas Gulf
1
8
7.50
.
com_.
__
Gould
29% Sep 14
45% May 17
Jun
8%
2,900
1
_
$4 preferred
Symington
15,300
6774
231/4
12
26
36.
30
Corp
_
1.500
69
25%
*22 74
17
43
*68
25%
12.50
Inc
—
38% Mar 26
3£
74
25%
23%
8
13'/a July 25
47% July 25
74
25%
*40%
Dec
12% Jun
x74
251%
40%
37
6
'78%
26
3,400
23%
11
7% Jan
78
*73
74
25%
3,300
13%
40
12
11% Mar 16
78%
*73
1
45
13%
231/4
16
1
99*%
78
74
57.500
44%
41
27
4
*96
24
Oct
July 12
99%
40%
11% Jan
19% Mar
131/2
Va
23%
25% Jan
53
46%
13
*96
411/4
6
25% Nov
44%
13%
46%
241%
7
9,900
991/2
13%
781/4
600
5%
*96
99%
41 %
28
25
27
1
*23%
21
10
6,000
41%
16% Jan
Nov
347B
24%
44% Jun
151/4 Nov 28
347a
247b
28% Jun
45
35
411%
10
174
3477
5
11
143
35'/4
34%
5*0
11
19
200
3474
35
'
34%
Paper Co
10% Oct
Oct
*181/4
18%
25
Steel
3G% Oct
9
1874
19
33%
Superior
24% Oct
28*/4 Oct
*18%
*18%
*18%
10
38% Feb
29
1,400
1874
19
.
Superior Oil of California
99
May 28
45
6.400
18%
1874
17%
19
2C
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
6
351/4
177a
187a
*1874
Sweets Co of America (The)_.-4.16%
Swift & Co
_25
8
12
341/2
177 a
1874
17%
1874
50% July 26
16
45% Dec
34%
17%
17%
18%
No par
531/2 Sep
May 16
22%
3,000
1874
17%
19
55% May 10
12% Jun
%
27% Feb
9
2
*14
33%
17%
*18%
9
Aug 24
8% Feb
9
July 25
171/a May
62% Jun
7074
1474
*1774
17%
1
25
8% Oct
11 Va
70%
69%
*14
5
common
Mining Co
Sutherland
300
69%
14%
r. -
17% Jan
51
100
6 81/2
*73
Sunshine
53 %
3,100
97
_1
______—
Biscuits
*95
97
_10
preferred series A
2nd pfd series of '55
5%%
*95
14%
issued
Sunshine
97
Feb
3
30% Apr
2
52 % Mar 16
9
86
1
6
39
25
40
6
26% Jan
May 28
960
30
52% May
49% Jun
5
22
511/8
common
23
July 10
5174
5
preferred
31
6774 Oct
88,600
51%
1
Corp
A
22% Jan
23% Oct
20,200
55%
Corp
Chemical
$4.50 series
70% Jan
35
29,500
5874
5374
52
Co
30
Aug
1
40% July 25
87% Sep.
1
12% Jun] 2
487a
571/4
53%
51%
Corp
Jun~15
28
4774
57%
53%
10
1
5% prior preference
Stone & Webster
When
27%
48%
57%
54%
No par
Camp Inc
Storer
29
50
8
26
47
5 8 74
53%
Inc—
10% Feb
13% May 28
1
Drug
29'% Aug 24
19
477a
5774
(J P) & Co Inc
Stokely-Van
26 Vb Jan
Aug 26
47%
54
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
Feb
9
47%
58
53 %
100
S
8
May 28
18
13
47'/8
57%
54
Inc
4
17
21% Aug 24
21
July 14
32
Sterling
Stevens
Shares
47%
Co
3
23% May 23
4
29% July
L
22% Aug
6
23
18% Oct
(The)
Chemical
391/2 Apr
21% Jan
18% Jan
16% Feb
19% Jan
30
Co
Bros Stores
the Week
Oct. 26
57%
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
Starrett
fer
Friday
Oct. 25
53%
Indiana—
preferred series A
12% May 29
Sales
Thursday
57%
common
14
PSICKS
Oct. 24
47'/8
Jersey
22
SALS
Wednesday
7
New
22% Feb
HIGH
Oct. 23
25
of
3%%
Tuesday
Oct. 22
6.25
of
Oil
15% Dec
13% Mar
California
Oil
25
4
of
Standard
16% Oct
Mar 30
Monday
Par
Standard
6
13% Jan
LOW AND
STOCK
9
Aug 14
8V2 Jan
Feb
YORK
EXCHANGE
55% May 15
IOOV4 Mar 23
May 28
95
Mar 28
NEW
Highest
49% Jan
42 %
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
1955
25
common
series A
160
2%
162
*2
160
17%
2 Va
160
82%c
17-%
18
50
38%
38%
1
16%
16%
16%
16%
50
*4fa%
47
46'%
46 %
*37
181/4
39
2
*160
17%
*37
16%
*45
163
18%
39
*160
17%
*37
18
39
17%
*37
18 '.'a
39
7.100
80
9.100
100
10%
16%
16%
16%
16%
8.300
47 %
*44%
47%
*44%
47%
100
;
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1814)
*
t
EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK STOCK
Year 1955
Jan
19
9% Feb
21
6
Jan
8% Jun
15
23 % Jan
11
35'A Aug
66
Sep
12
70
12
35% Oct
25
51% July 18
20
83-
Sep
18
90% Mar
95
28
Sep
Sep
93% Sep
84 Va Mar 21
97
14
44
5
11
Jan
Sep
9
Oct
23
45% Oct
1
151% Oct
26
157% Jan
18
172% Jun
23
45% Oct
11
60% Feb
18
Jan
70% Dec
170
23
156% Mar 14
168% Nov
14
U. S.
U
69
4
9
Mar
69% Sep
169
Aug 31
14
17% Oct
3
35'A Oct
3
12% Jan
17
15% Jun
2
12% Jun
27
9% Dec
30
21
Jan
27
14% Apr
100% Jun
17
S
10
23
8%
*8 va
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
300
27 %
21 Va
27 %
26%
27 %
26%
27%
12,000
66'A
66%
66%
66%
66%
66%
66 %
66%
66'A
66:%
600
36%
37%
36%
36%
36 va
36%
35%
36
36
36%
9,700
85
84
84
*83%
85
*96%
100
*96%
100
49%
50
,49%
50
49 Va
153
151%
100
*96%
5
43%
49 %
49'A
155%
155%
153%
&
16%
Co
va
6o
17%
*35%
1
13%
18
18
17%
17%
64%
62%
64 VB '
62 va
62
68%
68 Va
153%
*60%
62 va
*17%
63
'
62
61%
67%
68%
68 Va
153%
153%
153'A
17%
18
17%
18
17%.
17%
*35 %
36
35 Va
35 V2
35 %
35'A
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
7%
7%
7%
7%
17%
36
13%
j,
13%
Oct
7 %
99
25
89 % Oct
14
10% Jan
5
Sep
8
41% Feb
Mar 23
10% Aug
26
14% Oct
59% Apr
9
conv—tlble
$6
3
26
10
56% Mar
3
30% Feb
23
35
4
32
Jan
3
39
Apr
6
146
Oct
26
167
Feb
preferred
24
Wallpaper Inc com
B 2nd preferred
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Universal
8%
Leaf
Tobacco
90'A
No par
United
50%
1
cem.No par
*7 Va
17%
*35
18
3,400
%
62
6,000
400
Va
06,300
69
153%
1,600
17%
3,100
120
36
13%
8
1,400
1,600
90%
70
7 '/a
15'A
1,100
51 %
1,200
15
50
32
32
32
149
146
700
500
32
149
32%
152
480
152
7 Va
7'A
50
50
50'A
50'A
*149
152
10,200
90%
89%
15
15
15
.
32
32%
-149
150 va
15
49%
*32
150'A
89%
7%
7 Va
7%
15
'49%
51%32
32
100
preferred
90%
*89'A
90
*7
*14%
15
7%
7%
X90
91
7
*14%
14
7%
7%
7
1
Class
26% Aug 15
37 % Oct
May
7%
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
9
49%
64
68%
'
7
100
153%
67%
153
50
85
*96 Va
•
64
153'A
68%
155
152
153%
.
64 %
62
62%
►153
155
18
25
Corp
49%
64%
154%
No par
common
100
*83'A
~
18%
18%
65'A
*62 •'
100
Stockyards
*96'A
100
18%
com__50
50
noncumulative preferred
*84
85
64
1
Mln
Tobacco
7%
4,100
*8%
27%
•84
preferred
United
Shares
30%
8%
Corp common..
Steel
30'A
27%
10
Shoe Corp
Smelting Ref
7%
preferred
U S
16
Feb
14% Apr
38
U
30%
30%
31
30%
Oct. 26
Oct. 25
*8'A
preferred___lon
1st
noncum
31%
Sale* f*r
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Oct. 24
27%
1
100
common
S
1%
20
Jan
19% Jan
19% Aug 24
91
8%
1
17
10
38 % Aug
3
U S Rubber Co
19% Sep
35'/a Mar 17
17% Jan
3% %
July 18
*
5
Corp common
preferred series A
preferred series B
3%%
'
31
31%
«•«
♦
Monday, October 29, 1956
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 23
31 %
>
t
.
10
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co
S Playing Card Co
71% Sep
23
150
1
common
U S Plywood
2
Feb
Co
BALK
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 22
Par
S
4
Jan
51% Jan
1
62'A Sep
6
U
67% Mar 14
60% Sep
11
40 % May 16
U
28
17% Sep
56
1
Jan
Lines
8
4%%
9% July 13
128
3
53% Dec
110
19
39% Mar 14
G1
U
9
17
16
75 % Mar
3
8% Jan
66% Jan
EXCHANGE
32% Oct
11
22% Jan
Monday
STOCK
YORK
Lowest
25'A Nov
6
21 % Oct
35
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
'
Highest
■#
.
RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Ranee for Prevlooa
Low en i
*
.
140
>
40
27
170
Feb
18
26% Mar 15
31
Jan
7
24% May 31
29% Mar 12
Universal
1
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
*25
26
*25%
26
*25'A
26
77 % Nov
91
Feb
3
74% Aug
82% Mar 29
preferred
ion
Utah Power & Light Co new__12.80
75%
75%
*75%
76
*75 V8
75%
*75%
76%
*75 Va
76%
400
24% Oct
21
25
25
25 Va
24%
25%
28
38 % Feb
9
Vanadium
46
46%
7
13% Jun
159 Va Dec
23
10
47% Apr
13% May 13
4
32% Jan
39'A Feb
35% Oct
18
55 % May
4
8
17% Jan
3
Van
27
Oct
1
37% Apr
6
Van
4
7
Jan
4
65'A July 21
42
Oct
1
10% Apr
47% Mar 15
127
Oct
14
133 'A Jan
24
129
Jun
13
133% Jan
21
123
1
37% Jan
3
Jan
11
7
Sep
28% Nov
8 7 % Sep
12
94
33% Oct
11
7
146% Apr
Nov
33
Jan
3
44% Dec
117% Jun
20
16
18
94% Apr
38% Apr
13
128
2
May
38 % Jan
25
116
100
Dec
27
103'% Aug 22
96% Aug 22
103
16
106
92% Oct
106
Mar
49% Nov
6
33
11
Jan
6
15% Jan
19
18% Dec
5
31'A Feb
74'/a Jan.
19
12 % Jan
3
45'A
44 %
45
45
44%
23
.100
*110
28%
28%
28%
22%
23 %
*110
111 %
44
44
100
*109
■
*94
100
28
__25
5
*94
99
May 29
45'A Sep
18
13
26% Sep
6
Sep
25
30
5
75
May 21
Mar
Vulcan Detinnlng
7 %
preferred
9%
9%
16,500
44 Va
44 Va
4 4 Va
44%
3,100
45
►123
*123
27%
85
22%
110
22%
108
.
43%
43
108'A
43%
108
26%
28
*81
85
*81
22%
109
43%
►123
*123
va
2,300
Va
23
22%
►108
108
Va
107
43%
43 %
►107
107
■i'
va
5,900
23 Va
4,200
28
85
110
700
43%'
109
4,800
-
90
*94
96
"S3
96
*96
96%
97
*94
97
*94
97
*94
97
99
*94
99
*95
99
%
Va
*95
99
75%
75
,75%
74'A
74%
74
75
74%
75 %
*30
30%
29%'
30%
29%
30
29%
30
29%
29%
1,100
43
43 %
42%
43%
42'A
43
43
43 Va
43 va
43%
5,300
24%
25
24'A.
25
24%
24%
24'A
24
24%
24%
1,200
75%
10
Co common
9%
9%
Va
96%
*94
$4.12
preferred
Virginian Ry Co common
6%
preferred
Visking Corp (The)
1,700
9%
.
26
22%
109
*94
97
22
14
21 Va
'
*94
17
14 Va
27%
*81
111
43%
109
110%
96 %
14
27%
28
28%
85
*81
85
14
27%
►123
*123
*123
14'A
28
14
►123
*123
*123
*94
27 %
24
9%
100
16
4,100
9%
100
75% Oct
44%
9%
preferred
33% Jan
44
9%
preferred
16% Feb
5
28% Apr
103% Feb
44 Va
*27%
$4.04
14
43%
27%
$4.20
11
44%
14%
com__10
Co
44 Va
45%
*81
preferred
Power
1,800
14%
6
Sep
34
partic
24%
27%
13
29% Aug 27
30
May
3
div
24%
45
No par
com
24%
14%
100
Chemical
Virginia Elec &
$5
preferred
46% Jan
97
37 % Jan
30
6%
6
13
Feb
Feb
preferred
Va-Carolina
18
Feb
101
May 23
3%%
24%
28 %
9'A
5
common
25
14Va"
10
& Pacific Ry com_100
noncumulative preferred__100
Works
24%
28
1
2.50
Inc
inc—
Shreve
5%
24
Jan
Industries
Co
Raalte
Victor Chemical
47% July 26
10
Oct
107
com
Corp of America
Norman
Vicks
Oct
108
6
22
2
Feb
34% Mar 26
22% Oct
7
122
Feb
128
26
85
51% Mar 29
113'% Dec
130
26% Oct
Inc
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
Vick
Chemical
Co
2.50
9
12'
Feb
130
9% Aug 28
58% Mar
Co
4%%
11
19% Mar
8
6 % Jan
25% Oct
Pictures
20
*28
29
75%
*75%
77
*75
14
*14
Va
*28
29
*28
77
*75
77
2,300
29
*75
29
*28
29
*28
va
w
85% Mar 26
13% Jan
9
15% Dec
29% Sep
83% Jan
Wabash
14% Jan
19
3
9
Waldorf System
27% Jan
3
32% Nov
26
33
Jan
66% API"
7% Jan
27
81% Sep
14
65
Oct
26
75
Mar 20
6
16 % Aug
31
12% Jan
30
20'A Sep
15% Nov
15
24% Jan
3
14
Oct
25
17% Mar 12
Oct
14
98
Oct
1
106
1.00% Aug 10
30
106
Feb
6
Walgreen
Walker
13% Jun
5
5%%
28
18% Mar 14
22% Sep
43% Dec
6
12% Jan
11
3
20
30
18 % Jan
13
30% Mar 14
July
10%
3
30
27
Apr
29 % Sep
7
40'A Feb
9
49 "A Aug
9
42 %
July
37% Oct
1
40% Jan
9
Jan
5
41 %
Sep
35 % Oct
17
21% Sep
27
20% Aug
9
25
%'Feb
30
22
Jan
6
4% Feb
4
30% Oct
1
50% Dec
30
40% Sep
50% Dec
30
45 Va Oct
19
Jan
6
25% Apr
4
20% Feb
16
2% Jan
20
17% Mar
9
28 % Sep
3
9
Sep
12
Waukesha
Mar
9
Wayne
7
43% May 10
52% Feb
2
28% Oct
25
25% Jan
3
Sep
1
25% Jan
10
15
113
Apr
7
100 "A Oct
4
101% Feb
15
106
Apr
27
98
Oct
19
105
Mar
99% Feb
4
105'A Jun
10
91-
Oct
8
105
Jan
Jan
31
49
Sep
14
42% Jan
30
63
Apr
18
105 % Dec
19
110
Jun
14
Mar 27
108
Jan
12
35
29 %
12
16% Jan
6
25% Jun
9
27% Apr
29
31% Oct
104
25
28
43% Mar
97
Oct
29
47
Feb
13
56% Aug
20
Sep
9
26
25% Jan
6
53% Oct
28
98'% Aug
127
5
May 23
21
73% Jan
28% Jun
32% Feb
68% Feb
26
15
63
Jan
13
2
27
May 10
82% July 20
1
5
'A Oct
13
27% Sep
51% Sep
2
102% July 25
9% Mar 18
18'/a Mar 21'
30
140
Mar 14
Jun
14
21% Jan
3
35% Dec
23
45% May 12
43 % Oct 11
92% Jan
159
86
Oct
7
11
Mar 22
9% Nov
15 t-a
11
25
67% Jan
6
14
Jan
6
86
Jan
18
98
*94
98
92%
*91%
92%
*91%
92
*91 Va
92
*91%
*91%
92
53
54
106
104'A
23 %
23%
23%
23%
35%
36
35%
36 Va
35%
97
*95
97
62
62
62
62
76%
76%
76%
76%
102
61
Apr 30
26
4
37% Feb
26
145
18
20
Mar 22
24% July 10
-
36% Fob
27
$5
Brake
10
series
100
B_
Lake Erie Ry
Corp
100
common
preferred
Whirlpool-Seeger
Corp
common
4 Va % conv preferred
White. Dental Mfg (The S S)
White
Motor
5 Va %
White
Wilcox
Wilson
$4.25
Co
Wilson-Jones
Wisconsin
Woodward
28%
*48%
49%
48%
100
100
100
July 30
30
5 2'A
53%
*75%
76 %
Corp
Co
10
300
50 Va
6,900
100%
100'A
100%
50
10%
3,700
27%
100
*100
Co
10
7
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
*79%
81
18
*17%
18 Va
*17%
*32
10
►197
18Va
*17%
18
2,100
14
81
9,300
400
Va
500
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
22 Va
22%
22 Va
22%
2,300
33 %
32 Va
32%
32%
32%
32 Va
32%
32 va
32'A
7,600
128
128
128
*127
128%
*127
128%
128
128
50
23 Va
22%
23 Va
23
23%
22%
22%
22%
22%
2,300
32%
32
32 Va
31%
32
30 Va
31
30'A
30%
2,900
45
45 va
45'A
45 %
45'A
45%
13,300
54%
55 va
54 va
54%
54%
55'A
3,700
91%
90
90
90
91
*197
207
*197
207
20
*88
90
1,000
45
207
88%
7%
7%
30%
45 %
54%
•
55 Va
*90
198
88
7%
30%
32 Va
5
32'A
32%
103%
25%
103
No par
102%
25%
.No par
108%
109
108%
Zenith Radio Oorp_.
47
13%
'
*17%
Youngstown Sheet <feiTube___No par
Youngstown Steel Do6r
44
*79 Va
14 Va
22%
88%
30%
13%
17 %
H
Young
A)/Spring & Wire
10%
*27
43
81
23 Va
100
28%
48%
*79 %
'127
100
*27%
*43
10
com
100
Service
Public
8,200
2.90U
48 Va
14 Va
81%
14%
60%
2 8'A
43%
14%
100
48 Va
14%
12
no sa*es on t*1*8 day.
100
38,200 '
27%
43
14
3
49
48'A
100
9,000
91%
72
"79%
Oct
141% Jan
2 8'A
500
1,700
15,000
*68
14%
44
105% Sep
27% July 27
*27%
3,200
72
*68
81 Va
33%
f
(L
74
14'A
17%
Wyandotte Worsted Co
35
*68
1,000
*127
81
2 2'A
9
34% Aug
49
100
24%
*89
*127
x43
4
2
91 %
44%
98% Mar
Aug
52 va
*89
42%
10% Jan
213
24
52
Va
92
10%
1
Inc
Elec Power Co
(F W)
52%
%
27
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%%
series_L100
Prior
pfd 4%% conv series_100
Wrigley
(Wm) Jr
(Del)
No par
1
%
30
30 va
52
10%
25
101
29%
29 Va
29%
27
159% Jan
142% Dec 27
18%
10%
91 %
16
18%
28'A
4 5'A
Jan
18%
*27%
55%
20
18%
28 \'a
*90
25
18%
*27%
99% Jan
Nov
68
28 V*
16
22
67%
*27%
Oct
8
68%
10%
45
19
68
10%
55
Jan
69
10%
10
83% Feb
60%
77
10%
Woolworth
24
97
59%
59 %
75%
10%
10
~
Co
Stores
Iron
28 Va
__No par
preferred
Wisconsin
28 Va
No par
common
preferred
Winn-Dixie
*28
50% Mar 19
23
*94
59
5
.
Inc
20
59 'A Aug
26
97
*94
77
*127
69
1
32% Apr
108% Sep
2,400
61 'A
*89
93
24%
23
1
35 Va
20
Co
Oil
52%
69%
100
common—1
preference
<fc
30%
52'A
24%
1
common
Sewing
Prior
6%
Co
preferred
Machine
30 Va
69 %
44% Oct
17
*35
18%
25
24%
41% Jan
7% Oct
35%
68'A
*68
5
52% July 20
87% Oct
35 Va
*76%
60%
80
59 % Mar 30
7
35%
24%
18'/a Oct
17
3,300
97
25% Jan
Feb
160
23%
24%
4
12
105%
23%
52
59 Va
17
103% July
*104 %
23%
97
*95
*95
50%
105%
23'A
52
*
105
23 Va
100
50 va
104 Va
23%
53%
53
105
103 Va
24%
21% Oct
90
53
105
com__No par
2.50
500
80
102
*94
*102
97
14% Jan
^Ex^rfght ^r*ces'
102
98
59%
5
100'A May 18
212% Apr 11
26%
26%
*94
25
28
23
7,300
26%
27 Va
98
103
96
May 10
16% Apr 30
Nov
26%
102 Va
58%
82 Va
Oct
37%
26%
96
30
30 % Sep
38 %
104'A
24%
23
21% May 15
29% Oct
1
27 va
38 %
26 %
*103
59%
12% Jan
127
2.400
96
30 Va Jan
9
37 Va
37'A
59
Mar 10
13
37 Va
3 7'A
96
29% Mar 14
24% Sep
14,900
27 Va
60
27% Aug 31
36% Aug 18
43
320
28%
46'A
28 Va
96
16
148 % Jan
46%
46
27
96
26% Feb
Dec
46 %
27%
46
26%
59 Va
50% July 24
1
26% May 24
23% Oct
dividend
17
46%
28%
47
96
30
Feb
3'A
32%
60%
2
77
x3%
*31%
60
8
9
3 Va
32 Va
96
Steel
Jun
15
2,600
3 Va
*31%
3 Va
32
*94
54
100
1,900
98
*105
Co common_10
Ry
1,100
23%
32
38%
38%
5
1
23 %
23'A
32%
2 6'A
100
preferred
Wheeling
13 Va Apr
Sep
100
23 Va
3%
26%
500
23%
10
3.80%
10
10
86
C
3 Va
5,200
23 %
32 %
*46
104'A
*94
common
22 Va
23%
3 Va
3'A
38%
100
series
Paper
Air
24
23
37
*23
26%
B
Telegraph.
Jan
Jan
15% Dec
22%
*23
33
No par
Union
61% Sep
103
Apr
5
22'%
22%
%
*103
2nd preferred
<Sc
9
6
23%
22 %
27%
5
series
Maryland
Wheeling
99
6
Jan
36% Feb
July 28
22%
*32%
*127
4
18
29
33
22
100
Lines Inc
17
31'A Jan
6
33
127%
Feb
Aug 30
Jan
33%
*127
130
15
27
33%
*90
23
62
33
91'A
80'A Feb
21% Jun
16
32%
53
28% Feb
13
Nov
33
30 %
8
31% Sep
2,300
91'A
28
82
36%
52%
20
27
36%
30 va.
Sep
27
36%
19
Jan
Sep
36'A
18%
94
77
36%
68'A
99% Jan
21
26 % Oct
36 %
46'A
Westlnghouse Electric common_12%
Sep
36%
32%
Westlnghouse
90
800
36 %
27
36% July 17
128% Jun
37%
46
65% Mar 20
Jan
40%
31 Va
19
46
10% Jan
&
noncum
46%
38
69 %
5
75
4%
47
38
18%
2
22'/a Jan
Western
46%
38
23%
pfd
preferred
Air
47
37%
69 %
Oct
28% Dec
Pulp
26%
46 %
32 %
4
4,200
26%
1
4%%
26%
26%
47'A
46
Western Pacific RR common.No par
Aug
6
Power
500
38
26%
26%
50
com__2.50
23
29
July 29
22% Jan
3
16 %
26%
26%
1
preferred
Va
4%%
26%
50
6,200
16%
16%
22
preferred
4.10%
West
*16%
11 Va
Western
53
12
4.20%
17 Va
*23
Electric Co
Penn
lr%
*16 'A
1
Sugar Corp
Kentucky Coal Co
West
11%
16%
11 Va
9
104
6
West
11%
16%
5
Indies
West Penn
11%
17
5,000
98%
*98
5
3
Mar 14
West
11%
*11%
*32%
Snowdrift
&
'
98
11 Va
5
preferred
-
May
11
7% Mar 30
11%
68 Va
22% Mar
86
30
96% Jan
95
98
.
69
49% Oct
34'A Jan
98
51% May 28
83 % Feb 15
103% Mar 18
130
67
17
18% Oct
9
1
Mar 20
112% Jan
16
9
98
Co
23
25
Dec
86% Apr
99'A
*98
98%
*98
36%
105'A Feb
Apr
56
14%
36 %
18
104
14 Va
No par
Western
6
8,500
14%
No par
Western Auto Supply
4.80%
preferred
13
18%
14
Inc
Power
10
29
10,500
18
14%
*37%
25
Jun
67 Va
18
14Vs
46 %
Sep
Jan
65
17%
14%
37%
Jan
Jun
68%
18%
14'A
37%
25
62
67%
18
14%
45%
37
30
68%
18%
14%
26%
20
102
68%
18
1
Jan
18% Jun
68 Va
18%
ft
Motor
Oil
4.8%
107% Jun
,23% Mar 14
30%
68%
17
Water
Knitting
Wesson
1,100
30 %
Wayne Pump Co
Welbilt Corp
6
400
30 va
18%
Mills
8
4'A Apr
14 Va
30'A
30%
1
Light Co
Gas
Washington
27
33% Apr
14
30%
14
*68%
Pharmaceutical
26% May
8
30%
100
14
*30 Va
14%
l
W
100
Pictures
Bros
37% Aug
3
19% Feb
Apr
21% Mar
16% May 16
&
J
38% Mar 23
9
77
30 Va
30 %
10
Warner-Lambert
Washington
14
14'A
2.5C
G
Corp
Warner
Va
No par
Co
Co
preferred
Wardell
20
30% Dec
75
*14
Ward Industries Corp
38% Dec
32
preferred
Ward Baking Co common
15% July
10% Jan
100
No par
(Hiram)
Walworth
7
4%%
RR
25%
91%
*90
198
*197
88
88
7%
30%
7%
30Va
207
88 Va
7%
30%
88
*7%
29%
88%
7%
30%
70
v/sr —7%
2,300
30%
9.800
30
32 Va
32 V8
32%
32%
32%
1,200
103%
101%
103'/a
101 va
102%
100'A
8,900
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
102%
25%
105%
106%
107
1,600
26
108%
107%
108
10
receivership, or petition has been filed for the company's reorganization, a Deferred delivery, r Cash
10
107
1,900
value, wd When distributed, x Ex-
Volume
Number 5581
184
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Bond Record
(1815)
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRI DAY
The
italic
letters
the
In
column
Figures
headed
after
WEEKLY
—
"interest
decimal
Period"
point
YEARLY
—
indicate
represent
one
in
each
the
case
32nds
more
or
month
of
when
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
BONDS
Monday
AND
1*99.26
.1978-1983
Low
High
bonds
HIGH
Oct. 23
Low
Treasury 3»As
Treasury 3s
Treasury 2%s
Tuesday
Oct. 22
STOCK
EXCHANGE
10
108.28 Jan
10
108.23 Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
the
mature.
point.
a
LOW
GOVERNMENT
Previous
Range for
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
Oct. 24
Low
High
Friday
Oct. 25
Low
High
Sales foi
Oct. 26
High
Low
the Week
High
Bonds ($>
100
*99.16
99.22
*99.6
99.14
*99.6
99.14
1995
*94.28
95
*94.16
94.20
*94.6
94.10
*94.6
94.10
*94.8
94.12
1961
;
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*97.22
97.26
*97.14
97.18
*97.10
97.14
*97.6
97.10
*97.5
97.9
*100.18
100.24
*99.8
99.16
Treasury 2%s
1958-1963
*100.18
100.24
*100.14
100.20
*100.14
100.20
*100.14
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
100.20
1?60-1965
'*101.8
101.16
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101.16
*101.4
101.12
*101.4
101.12
*101.4
101.12
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99.4
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99.2
*96.31
99.1
*98.31
99.1
*99
99.2
1958
*98.19
98.21
*98.15
98.17
*98.14
98.16
*98.14
98.16
*98.14
98.16
Treasury 2Vis
196I
*96
96.4
*95.22
95.26
*95.16
95.20
*95.14
95.18
*95.14
Treasury 2%s
1962-1967
*93.14
93.18
*93.2
93.6
*92.28
93
*92.24
92.28
*92.26
92.30
*95.2
95.6
*91.24
94.28
*94.16
94.20
*94.14
94.18
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94.18
*92.16
92.20
*92.4
52.8
*91.28
92
*91.26
91.30
*91.26
91.30
*92
92.4
*91.16
91.20
*91.10
91.14
*91.8
91.12
*91t8
91.12
*91.30
Treasury 2%s
100.4
1
Feb
100.4
1
Feb
Dec
Treasury 2Vis
_Aug
15
15
1963
Treasury 2Vis
.1963-1968
Treasury 2 %s
Treasury 2Vis
June 1664-1969
Dec 1964-1969
95.14 Mar
8
95.14 Mar
8
91.24 Oct
16
95.11 Mar
~9
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
13
Oct
96.2
7
—
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2%s
_ii
*91.14
91.18
*91.8
*91.24
91.28
*91.10
91.14
*91.4
*91.22
91.26
*91.6
91.10
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June 1967-1972
*91.20
91.24
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2%s
debentures
Gold
100
95
June-Dec
91
*1_
•
Mar-Nov
1974
Oil
Oil
Southern
97
1975_ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
______
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968
103%
94
*91
Jan
gold
& Sons 2%s
Skelly Oil 2'/4s
Socony-Vacuiun
2%s
101%
95%
10
—
159
103%
94
*__
2006
cons
series B
3s
lASiemens
23/4s
97 Va
>6%
96'%
*95i/4
1971—May-Nov
8'%s sinking fund mtge series A
93
1971
April-Oct
1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nov
debentures 1971
__Mar-Sept
debentures
Union
Southern
3%s
1980—
2%s debentures
2%s debentures 1967 __i
157%
148
103% 103'%
Jan-July
A
ser
Jan
first
Service Pire Line 3.20s
&
39%
"
England
(Jos El
debentures
South
91%
96%
*__
96%
2%s debs 1970____June-Dec
Rubber
6%s
147%
April-Oct
gold
certificates Nov
conv
Beagram
Sinclair
April-Oct
2%s
of
coll
&
sinking
S
186
147%
155% 155%
Depot 3%s B
3s
Air
s
bond
New
Paper
3%s
73%
25%
89%
38
95%
21
114
89%
Mar-Sept
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975_
3 Vis
186
*90%
1980
A
ser
Duluth
Bt Paul Union
Seaboard
104'%
89
Co—
Missouri
4%s
Co
s
178
161%
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-July
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond certificates 1989
V
96
7
37 %
1976
Corp
United Steel
100
*156
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Second
gold 6s 1996
Bt Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
3s
Gas
Vandalia
Bt
Scott
99'%
100'%
37%
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
2%s debs 1961
tr
debentures
6%s
April-Oct
A
Bcioto
99%
98'%
135'%
Gas
Saguenay Power 3s series
Paul
Oil
1982
Car
3%s
117%
s
Second
88%
120
2
99
Jan-July
April-Oct
1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st
98
82
a__
May-Nov
& Electric
Corp—
mortgage 4y2s series D 1977
General mortgage 3'/4s series J 1969
3s
& coll
Biscuit
United
98
351
—Feb-Aup
General
1st
102
85
120
*—
June-Dec
198o
and
of California
Tank
United
103'%
96%
15
94'%
82
May-JVow
1953
88%
Q9
120
*—
3%s
1955
1974
1963
debentures
Union
96%
104'%
97%
97
*91%
Jan-July
^—Jan-July
1952
6s
mtge
*__
._Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2'%s series C 1991_. Mar-Sept
93
94
__
Oil
2%s
99
90%
93
a
June-Dec
1950
3%s
mortgage and coll trust 2%s
mtge
1st
1946
95
95%
4
*
99
84
6
23
Union Pacific RR—
138%
a_
ref
assented
}ADirect
Shell
Associated
Cent ref
debentures
Union
%
130
a
Jan-Jult
1980
conv
1970—.ApriZ-Oct
114'%
100
84%"
97%'
Pacific—
debentures
1st mtge; 3 Vis
100%
*175% 180
Apr-Oct
sinking fund mortgage 1946
3'/4s
1st
f
o
Ohio
102%
.
3'/4s series B
Orleans
New
Union Electric Co of
100
100%
55
95%
1983—April-Oct
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
Bt
of
Water
First
100'/a 102%
Q
&
99
100%
100
101 %
June-Dec
Corp of America 3y2s
93
u
3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973—April-OcI
Rheem Mfg Co 37/as debs 1975
_Feb-Aup
Rheinelbe Union—
5s
RR
4%s
Radio
94%
__
96%
97%
gold
Pacific-Missouri
1st
1964
91 %
84
May-Nov
3%s series C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
5s 2000-:
June-Dec
and refund M 3%s ser E
1985—Jan-July
first
Tri-Continental Corp
94
100%
Fcb-Aup
Jan-July
Co—
debentures
98'%
94%
*97
April-Ocl
tAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
104%
89
Jan-July
series D 1985
M
Texas
98
102
96
Mar-Sept
1972
2%s
Reading Co first
7s
102
■
series C 2019
4s
M
refund
Pacific
General
101
94%
98
1977
refunding mortgage 3y4s
Oats
95
7
Mar-Sep<
debentures 1975—
Quaker
1
96%
refund
and
&
3%s
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037__Juue-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979_June-Dec
First and
3%s
96%
and
Texas
Tol &
debentures
First
%
*100
1963
—May-Noc
First and refunding
mortgage 3'/4s 1968—Jan-July
First
First
First
93
101
May-Nov
debs
&
110
85%
98%
_ApriZ-Oct
1984
3%s
100
June-Dec
—_.
1986
Potomac Elec Power 1st
mtge 3'/4s
First mortgage 3s 1983__
Procter
9
4
June-Dec
First general 4'/2s series D 1977__
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970—
3%s
108%
87
impt M
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
Term
Feb-Aug
1974
and impt 2%s
100
*
Ry—
1962__
and
Refupd
101
—
High
97%
Louis—
Refund
106
13
Mar-Sept
Assn of St
106%
104
95%
■
series
series
96
Terminal RR
102%
103
*98%
1
Low
18
100%'
100
101%
3
.
"
100
April-Oct
1975
*■.;
87
ApriZ-Oct
Plttsb Coke
io3
*101
June-Dec
General
3
„
103
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
100
*101
Jan.
No.
98%
-May-Nov
1972_.
1973
98
Range Since
Sold
Hinh
_Jan-July
-Jan-July
Consolidated
guaranteed 4s ser G
1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
1963__Feb-A«a
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
99
89
—•
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
High
92
S3
*83
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis
Ry—
Jan.
No.
BONDS
Since
Range
Sold
reported
{Companies
as
Under-the-rule
n
range,
sale not included
in
the
year's
range,
sale not
r Cash sale
y Ex-coupon.
by maturity.
bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section
such companies.
being transacted during current week. .
being in
77 M
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales
the
ABonds
96%
selling
flat.
■
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Oct. 22, 1956, and ending
Friday, Oct. 26. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock'Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
whether stock or bond in which
any dealings
frave^occurred^during the current
",y
i
friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wile
Adam
Co
Consol
Corp class A
common
Industries
Agnew
Surpass
For
Shoe
footnotes
see
page
9
28
Low
9%
1.000
6'%
27%
Oct
28%
175
7%
7'%
100
7%
8%
1,100
*
35.
5
6:
~6%
_7'%
10%
11
1,000
700
Week's
Sep
Apr
9'%
31
Aug
Air
Associates
Oct
Air
Way
Feb
Oct
7%
Oct
8%
Oct
Alabama
Oct
3%
Jan
Alabama
7 %
6
Apr
8%
Jan
May
10%
Jan
Alan
5%
(N
Industries
Gas
Inc
Corp
Power
4.20%
Steel
cumuiative
1
3
50c
2
Shares
,
6
'«
38
37
,
%
Low
38
5,800
9
Jan
1.900
5%
Oct
%
Feb
4,900
93%
94%
100
preferred—100
29'%
28
29'%
900
10
86%
86'%
100
4%
Co——
High
13% Mar
9%
l'/a
Jun
Sep
33% May
93'%
preferred—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5%
50
Southern
Great
Wood
J)_
Ltd_.
Petroleums
Alabama
7%
.
10% Mar
Ajax
Inc
for Week
Low
Par
High
5%
eaie»
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
1%
11
,
26
Friday
4-%
i
common
<
OCTOBER
STOCKS
600
i
Stores
Manufacturing
5
l
Inc
year.
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Hlyh
4%
1
Inc
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
Ainsworth
Low
1
WEEK
for Week
Shares
FOR
oale»
Range
10
Products
Aeronca
Aero
Week's
of Prices
RANGE
5
25
1.500
38
Oct
Jan
182
May
Oct
103%
Feb
Sep
Sep
162
93 %
27
Oct
30%
86%
Oct
89V4
3*1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
32
.
.
,
Monday, October 2D, 1253
(1820)
STOCK EXCHANCE
AMERICAN
Friday
Last
STOCK.!
-
-•
Amer
All
dep
Fisher
&
Allied
Products
Aluminum
Aluminum
Hard
American
American
Maracaibo
American
Meter
American
Natural
Feb
50%
Oct
24%
24
24%
300
22%
Sep
25%
Aug
89%
100
88
Oct
987/«
Sep
23
23
100
23
May
26%
Feb
Rubber
6%
class
Jan
71
Jun
13%
35 %
36%
400
25 %
Feb
38%
—20
29%
30
4)0
27 Va
Jan
33% May
"9%
10%
32%
33
Writing
Paper
Products
Louisiana
Oil
Associate
Associate
dep
Oil
Associated
Tel
CI
A
(ex
<fc
Atlas
4%
Jan
11
Oct
16%
Feb
11%
25,100
9%
200
6%
4,400
2%
2,300
2%
Oct
300
13%
Feb
16% May
Oct
17
15
200
12%
24%
Sep
.7 % May
11%
Jun
5%
12%
7% Mar
Jan
3jj<
Apr
Apr
10%
10
10
4%
7,800
10
Oct
14% May
4%
600
4
Jan
4% July
97
Oct
110
Jan
98%
97
99%
33%
33%
33%
4,200
27 %
Jun
39%
Sep
20%
19%
2!
'3,100
18%
Jan
22
Sep
~i
16,200
770
Automatic
Non-voting
5,100
2%
900
lo
paid
2%
4
4
on
22
1
*
1
101'1
'53)„•
Co
1 %
4%:
8,100
101%
1%
140
600
Oct
Va July
Feb
26%
9,600
24 Va
3%
19,700
3%
107
Feb
1% May
24%
24 Va
3%
8%
Jan
200
14 V*
Aug
20% Aug
18 % July
800
13
Jun
17%
Sep
3
3
3
2,300
3
Jun
3%
Jan
5%
6
80
5%
Oct
9% Mar
2
3
Bohack
11,300
1 ft
Jan
5%
5%
100
5%
Sep
9%
8%
9%
85,800
5%
Feb
10 Va
15%
15%
15%
300
12%
12%
12%
ilOO
50c
4%
4 Va
4%
3J600
5%%
Borne
prior
Brad
Jan
5%
Jan
Aug
class
~3%
56,000
2%
Oct
25%. Feb
47%
1,400
x45%
Jun
51%
8
13 %
preferred_100
Works
Inc
10%
Feb
14
Feb
Sep
10% Aug
6% Jan
95
95%
4%
6
1,100
1%
7%
8
14,000
6%
G
6
G'/o
6
•
common
Feb
8% Mar
Jun
2%
Jan
Apr
8
Jan
9 Ve Mar
47
10,300
—
~6
Jo
£1
2%
43%
18%
300
Sep
36 % Mar
34%
Jan
51%
Apr
May
7%
Jan
6%
Jun
7%
Jan
Oct
1%
Sep
300
44
1,100
36%
Jan
3Va
51
ord
Calgary
&
•
1
preferred
Oil
&
Gas
Co
2%
Jan
Oct
footnot"^
1
Cooper-Jarrett Inc—
Corby
(H)
A
voting—
Class
B
non-voting
Gold Mines
Coro
Inc
$1
Milner
tw
nncu
4ft
5
84,%
83%
1
1
5%
5
22%
common
Crown
Cent
Petroleum
(Md)
Cork
Internat'l
"A"
Crown
Drug
Co
partic
♦
Oil & Land Co common
American
Cuban
Atlantic
Sugar
Cuban
Tobacco
50c
common
Oil Co
Aug
4%
Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co class
~2%
59%
~4%
1
Oct
47%
--
5
Oct
67% Mar
55
Apr
5
Oct
7%
Jun
10% Mar
Jan
28
Jun
30%
17%
23
1,400
~2Va
2,200
2
Oct
13%
350
12
Oct
19
17Va
150
16
Aug
18%
6%
29,500
2%
Jan
1,700
13%
Jan
19%
40
Sep
51 % Mar
18
42
20
2%
2%
38,100
10%
107/a
400
15%
15 Vo
15%
14%
14%
1%
Feb
6%
2.50
A——4
Daltch Crystal Dairies Inc
1
2.50
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Davidson
Inc
Brothers
1
Day Mines Inc.
—
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common
Dempster Investment Co
Dennison Mfg class A common
debentures
8%
•
—
Aug
9% Mar
Aug
Jan
3% Mar
Mar
Apr
9% July
Sep
4
July
8% May
12 V*
Jan
&
Co
Manufacturing
25c
Ltd
1
6s 8d
1
2.50
*
Exploration Ltd
Co Ltd
Coal
&
ord
stock
Chemical Co
&
Ltd
Co
Ltd
common
7
Oct
8% -Jan
1ft
600
1%
Oct
2%
Oct
200
800
10
5%
26%
140
Jan
19% Mar
17
May
Apr
36 % Mar
7
1/Apr
8 % 'Mar
Feb
38
Mav
Oct
157
Jun
700
3
11%
Oct
1.600
13%
3
1
Jun
5%
35
11%
1ft
32%
140
140
3
100
300
6 %
6%
32%
35
Oct
5%
35
2%
Jan
3% Mar
Jan
2ft Aug
17 %
1ft
18,500
lft
14%
18 %
4,800
14%
Oct
2ft
18%
%
Sep
500
14%
Oct
18
8,400
5%
Jan
10%
14%
9ft
Harris
15
9ft
x20
10%
Co
19
Apr
100
3%
Aug
Jan
Apr
16%
17
N
Oct
200
Sep
8%
Jan
700
12%
Jan
20%
Aug
34%
22 Va
19% May
17% Jan
7%
22
*
Jan
41%
12%
•
•
5%
5%
1.565
Jan
23
Mar
25
July
18% July
Aug
6% July
4%
Jan
31%
23%
Jan
36%
Jun
Jun
27%
Jan
Oct
14%
Jan
24
1,000
21%
10%
9%
5,600
9%
61
62
200
44
Jan
72 % May
28%
600
27
Sep
34% Mar
5%
Sep
10
2%
Oct
3%
4
Oct
6 %
7%
10
Jan
9%
*
28%
28 Va
1
Power Co
1
x20
32.50
Corp common
*
Drilling Si Exploration Co
DuMont
X4% Mar
70 J
5%
7.50
Inc
$2
Driver
15%
100
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
(The) Corp
Dorr-Oliver
900
7 Va
35
1
1
American
Dome
10c
35
50c
1
5
Club Inc
(The)
Distillers
va
14%
7
1%
7
—100
—-—
5%
5%
(Allen B) Laboratories—
Common
6
5,700
Jan
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep
rets ord reg
Duraloy
(The)
Hosiery class B
Duro
Co
10s
1
Test
Jan
Apr
Sep
9%
Mar
D
Duke
15
93 Va
100
42
*
V2C
Oil vtc
20 % Mar
33%
Jan
9.300
8 V*
17%
Oct
Jan
66 Va
4,800
5%
5%
6 %
5
common
16%
Feb
Jan
85%
16%
———2.50
$1.12 preferred
Cuban
3,200
Sep
5%
Mar
12%
13%
16%
3%
Oct
Sep
% May
21%
10
13%
Jan
4ft
25 %
1
19%
8%
1,400
17
~2
•
Aug
3,200
21
Oct
5
25o
common
19 %
9,800
14% May
Aug
5%
8%
Oct
5,700
Oct
18Va
1,000
16%
4
11 Va
5%
1,200
25%
100
500
19%
17%
14%
17
11
23%
3%
Oct
Sep
5 Va
•
14%
7%
17% Mar
Jan
11
4ft
Oct
Jan
19%
1
*
24'
44% Mar
%
5%
Draper
4
Jan
14%
19%
Dow Brewery Ltd
24%
16% July
37%
15%
II
(ord reg)—£1
Publishing Co
& Co
Cuban-Venezuelan
100
1
Oct
14%
Oct
10% May
32% July
.
300
16
4%
Crown
Curtis
7
Oct
8,300
ft
15%
*
receipts
Petroleum
Crowell-Collier
15%
%
15%
%
15%
1.50
class A
American dep
Curtis
5,100
15%
•
Beverage j Corp
Courtaulds Ltd—
Crystal
7%
5
Reynolds common
&
preferred
Crowley
41
7%
.5c
:—
Cott
Creole
40 Va
7%
•
..
Corroon
1%
1%
41
6%
Distillery Ltd—
Class
common
Corp common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
4
4
4
1,800
•
1
16%
16%
16 Va
100
*
32%
32%
35%
2.000
1
6
%
Jan
Jan
Feb
16
Oct
24
Jan
32%
Oct
52%
Jun
7,000
5%
Oct
2?%
17,100
15%
Jan
23%
78%
100
77
Oct
85 %
Apr
3 7 7'a
350
31%
Jan
39
Aug
6
5%
8% Mar
e
Eastern
4%%
Gas &
prior
Fuel
Eastern
Malleable
6% July
Eastern
States
600
4%
Oct
26%
26%
26%
400
25%
Sep
30
1
15%
May
$7
14%
16%
43,900
14%
Oct
29
Mar
$6
preferred
preferred
Assn
preferred
Mar
5
Insurance
Chilbougamau Mines Ltd
For
Oct
40'/a
•
Feb
50
50
Consol
Sep
1%
400
.10c
Jun
Feb
Jan
6% May
2% Oct
3,000
Inc
Varnish Co
4%
6%
Oct
1%
Uranium
&
Paint
11
Sep
Apr
1%
Sep
10%
4%
4 %
Jan
Oct
50c
7%
83,900
7%
Sep
Jan
10%
800
1,300
2%
6%
9%
2Va
Oct
7%
5
Jan
3% May
Aug
16% Mar
25% July
Oct
8%
1 %
Feb
Feb
5%
300
17,500
13%
22
3%
I 200
1%
400
300
Va
100
4%
1%
Jan
Jan
14% Jun
1,800
8%
1%
8%
Jan
6%
4%
7% Mar
6%
37%
5%
6%
8%
100
2% Mar
Oct
e%
10c
Inc
preferred
Douglas Oil Company
9
1% July
Jun
6%
25
5%
.
Industries
Continental
9 Va
9
Oct
Aug
Apr
Jan
—
6%
Aug
7%
4% May
14% May
Feb
81% July
8%
600
Feb
24
1,500
Aug
7%
7
500
2%
14
7
9%
21,300
12
Jan
2
7
8 Va
3 Va
200
%
5
9%
Jan
8,300
14
8
July
16,700
24
4% July
6%
2
7%
26%
11
14
Oct
6
44
Jan
Devon-Leduc Oils
1 Va May
10%
6
Smelt Ltd
&
Aug
Jun
6% Mar
10%
8% May
500
—lUc
Gray Iron Foundry
Jan
1,350
7%
—
Oct
2%
10c
"l%
11%
3%
July
100
26%
10%
3
preferred
Camden Fire
7%
400
%
$2.50
Calvan
"l%
600
5
81
..
Va
4%
3%
4%
25c
79
80%
10%
1,200
$3.00
Campbell
Oct
5
10
7% July
3%
1,700
Ltd
4%
4%
10 Va
10%
13,500
Inc
2,100
5
5
4
Oct
7'%
Tar
7 50
Corp
Mar
7
Textile
Power
July
5
2%
Corp
Durham
Aviation
Electric
37
Sep
3%
10c
Edmonton
Eastern
25%
Jan
3%
13%
Dominion
common
Feb
I0V4
1,109
15%
Dominion
Corp
17%
2.200
3%
7%
Detroit
c
Cable Electric Products
3,900
32 %
3%
Feb
4% Mar
class A
25%
31%
10%
%
Jan
Aug
10%
Steel
4%
10 Va
1,400
Dominion
6
Jan
117'a
Apr
ft
3%
Jan
11%
34
5%
4,600
7
6%
Apr
1
11%
Feb
4%
Oct
Oct
24%
ft
%
Oct
1,100
5%
2,600
'"%'
9%
Bridge
4%
25%
29
Dominion
1
Apr
1,300
17% Mar
12 %c
Jan
88
2,700
Aug
Inc
15%
Feb
Jan
10%
13%
common—
Oct
75%
30 %
500
Burry Biscuit Corp
Apr
12%
800
9%
14%
shares—3s 6d
2%
20
29%
25%
16%
1%
12 '/a
.81
10%
14Va
16%
8,805
12%
80 Va
29%
25
J2.50
Ap:
•
Diversey
Company
6-/4
10
Continental Air Lines Inc—,
1.25
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
Continental Commercial Corp
1
24% Aug
7% Jan
Ltd—
Oct
7% Mar
Feb
Aug
17
48%
Oct
Jan
2,500
4%
Oct
Mar
5%
12%
7Va
.
22
21
7
1
Mar
Mar
1,200
Apr
1
Mar
10
3,200
Jun
10
100
95
3,400
24%
Corp
~6
Sep
Sep
8%
7%
25%
Buell Die Si Machine Co
Mar
69
83
1,600
22 %
50c
Corp—____20c
Jan
Feb
83
60
9
15%
Jan
9
Oct
85
30 %
Jan
preferred
preferred
70 Va
Apr
24
1
Gasket
Feb
Apr
6
15%
Jan
13%
Aug
28
Oct
29%
17%
Sep
14%
Oct
3%
15 %
13%
3
Jan
x24%
29%
17%
•
97/a
50
1
1,500
14%
1,403
50c
5,500
—
8,40!)
3%
10
Utilities
Gas
21,000
1
313
13%
26
~1% "Ij,1
;
1
19%
__2 50
Aug
Apr
4% Mar
22%
1
Inc___.
Petroleum
Cuban
19 Va
7
16%
6% Mar
•
Vtc ext to 1965
20%
7
703
43
30s
Co—_
Connelly Containers Inc
18%
10
Jan
7% Mar
Machinery—
20
Buffalo-Eclipse
Calif
Hotel
Shoe
18%
convertible
California
Commodore
Diners'
18%
%
5% Mar
5Va May
12%
~6
10c
vtc
Stone
&
20%
B S F
Company common
1
Buckeye (The) Corp
—III
Budget Finance Plan common
50c
C Super
Sand
1
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
C &
Oils
Caribbean
Detroit
2
—
"hi
29%
4-3
—•
Co
Farm Equipment Co
Development ordinary
8% Mar
61"
46
.
4%
cumulative preferred—
Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce (E L) Co common
Son
102
Jan
J%
25%
20
common
Products
—II
Distillers
Si
Sep
30 %
46%
£1
reg
Petroleum Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
reg
Brown Company common
Corporation
Jan
Jan
Aug
2
'
rets
8%
47
May
1%
British
convertible
60
600
5,000
Feb
Oct
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los
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95»/o
6%
33
7%
•
10s
(J
600
•
bearer
dep
400
M3-ct
26% Mar
reg
(The)
Va
~7
36
•
dep
6%
300
2
•
dep rets ord
Oil
14
~G%
Light & Pwr ord—•
Celanese Ltd—
American dep rets ord
British Columbia Power
Burroughs
10% Mar
•
20c
Amer
Byrd
Oct
34
95 %
5
Amer
American
19% Mar
7%
6%
36
British
Burma Mines
Oct
1,600
5
•
Manufacturing Co common
British American Oil Co
British American Tobacco—
Bunker Hill
13%
8
13%
13%
2,200
7%
1
Brillo
serial
14%
Apr
6%
~l
III*
A
Corp common
Bridgeport Gas Co
6%
Jan
47
Breeze
60c
4% July
5% Oct
17%
~2%
■
1
Brown Forman
12 % July
—'mm
Company Inc
ord
26% Mar
"2%
common
cumulative
rets
Sep
—1
Co
Brazilian Traction
Feb
Jan
47
common
Gear
9
2%
3
Si
15% May
4% Aug
25
Ir.c
Foote
Aluminum
Cornucopia
50c
common
Chemical
Bourjois
U
14Va
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common
Inc
Co
•'
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2%
1
common
Corp
Co
(S)
(H
—
9%
common
Blumenthal
Corp
474
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Ties
Inc
Coal
Sep
•
Shoe Corp
Black Starr &
Blauner's
—...
Manufacturing
3%
~i
Instrument
Bickford's
Lambert
4% Mar
i
Ltd
Company
Watch
&
Jun
50o
Power
Corporation
Telephone of Canada
Benrus
Corporation.
Hosiery Co
3 Va
31,700
Apr
Apr
_1
1
Claussner
200
17%
45%
113
5
3%
16%
Sep
16
7
Co
3 Va
14%
Aug
109
_1
Stamping
3'/a
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35
60
8%
r%
Manufacturing Co
Mining
16 Va
803
85
9
1
Royalty Oil
14
38 Va
69
,.
8 0 Va
Controller Co
Consolidated
—
Bellanca
Bell
Auto
Clark
Clarostat
Cook
Incorporated
Belock
City
Consolidated
16
Apr
3%
.
~'ii3
Christiana Oil Corp
Sep
17
13
26
5
--10
4
Mining
Apr
14%
3%
13%
1
Consolidated
Chief
6%
16
Jan
ft Aug
1
15%
1
i) V4
10
common
Sep
1
1,703
10
Ltd
Co
Feb
17% Sep
46% Aug
9%
4% July
2.50
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
4 Va
Gas—
Ltd
(A S)
Oil
Cherry-Burrell
1
Bearings Inc
Beck
Charter
9 %
Feb
Apr
2
Charis Corp common—————
1,000
Jun
32
5%
26
10
preference
4,400
shares
Beau-Brummell
Convertible
6
14
Sep
Oct
9%
-
1
Diesel Electric Corp
37
Sep
3ft
26%
36
__
*
Chamberlin Co of America—
Continental
Barcelona Tr Light &
Barium Steel Corp
1
—
.
Electrodynamics
los Andes—
Oil
Century Investors Inc
Consolidated
400
l7/a July
303
1
common
9%
-lo
Basin
Light 4%
Co
5%
...
Basic
Electric
Consol
400
11,203
109% 109%
9%
—.—.,100
pfd
100
preferred
Power &
9%
__1
Oil
3.50%
Central
Century
Jun
16%
2%
28
27%
Apr
113
Central Maine Power Co—
Aug
43
Jan
10,303
24%
5
16%
1%
ft
12'/a
42
42 %
1
2
Jan
Oct
16 Va
1%
2
Oct
Sep
43
1 %
Sep
Consol
•
7% May
7
May
3
4%
Oct
3 Va
61
Jan
Jan
5,700
5%
1
2%
5
10
9%
Inc
7,103
7,303
8,3 JO
Colonial
1
Juiy
3%
37'a
Jun
101
32
5%
—.—.2a 6d
-
2% Aug
6% Jan
Feb
7%
Colon
43 %
23
Oct
Sep
5
D
•
1
.
Banff
•
Cockshutt
800
49
5,103
72
23 Va
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47%
__
3
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2%
——
5.50
common
Consol
Class A
de
_1
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5,40'J
27%
25%
5
Community Public Service
3%
10 pesos
preferred
Ac
1
1,503
Va
7
Apr
Sep
24V2-Mar
4
4
3%
Jan
Aug
Oct
19%
"2
~l\l
22
10%
3%
Jun
7 Va
5Va
3 %
5%
43%
37'a
Oct
i
Sep
Feo
Sep
1
Feb
2% May
Mar
1
2%
B
Bailey Si Selburn Oil
American
Ltd vtc———1
10c
non-cum
.1
.
Corp of America
Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd
Central Illinois Secur Corp—
Conv preference $1.50 series
Coastal
_2%
5ft
Juiy
Cenco
8%
1
7,xOJ
6ft
9 ft
37
Catalin
Club
~3%
Co
Products
6c
—_—
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(AM)
Castle
Jan
_3
Jan
6%
2 7 Va
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24
18% May
Automatic Voting Machine
Ayshire Collieries Corp common
Banco
tJ
Carter
Clinchfield
1,500
30%
1%
41
pid—10
partic
Casco Products common
Apr
19%
uau
23,303
Ltd—
18
18%
6%'
4 Va
American dep rets B ord
Oct
18%
Inc
Steel
Power &
V2
5 Va
28% May
ao
"1%
Carnation Co common————
Carolina
200
4%
5
Co Ltd•
Ltd.——10c
Capital City Products common—
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc——
Carreras
High
Liuu
30 Va
•
Producers Ltd vte_.—...
Clayton
Consolidated
Devices
Canso Oil
2
Minerals
Canso Natural Gas
11% May
13%
Corp
Audio
Ltd
Williston
108% Mar
4,500
America
Mining Si
Corp
option warrants
Atlas Plywood
Corp
vto.i
*
1
Development
Atlas
Oils
Canal-Randolph Corp
Oct
15
Tel—
Line
Canadian
May
14%
21
dlv
Petrol ma
6
14%
Inc
of
Canadian
Range Sine* J an. 1
High
29%
—
———-—1
Homestead
Marconi
105
6
—I
reg
arrear
Coast
Oct
Industries—
Gas
Lia
Ltd—
Co
t)ock
Dredge &
Canadian
Canadian
Clary
July 1 '53 & $41 on Dec
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic
Apr
13%
2.50
rets
$43
Sep
12%
12%
~6%
Stores
Si
Oct
100
Laundries
Associated
%
16%
Light—
Corp
Food
Oct
15
15
warrants
Electric
American
Associated
Oct
%
3,400
I
Co
preferred
Equipment
12'%
223,700
5
Gas
Armstrong Rubber Co daw A
Aro
Oct
32,600
ft
16%
Low
.
Canadian
Shares
20
——
Petroleums
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Corp
Si
15
12%
2%
2ft
2
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Fuel
Jan
5%
5%
2.40
Arkansas
Jan
36%
19% Mar
4.75
shares
Arkansas
13% July
41
Oct
9
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!
Feb
Oct
11
n%
5
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
8%
32%
%
5
common
Mines Ltd
Anchor
800
4
25o
class A
Anacon Lead
7,000
15%.
ft
111
—3
Company
Co
12 Va
12%
2
5
Incorporated
Sep
Aug
31%
1
preferred
Jun
prexerence
Southern
—
9%
32%
pfd—25
A
34%
27% Mar
25
Corp
American
2% Aug
Apr
Jan
1
11%
common——.
Tractor
Oct
61
1
American
Jun
48%
900
•
5%
Jan
12
Jan
25
Co
Inc
13%
Oct
12
Co
Gas
Oct
10
11%
Co
Thread
Power
1,100
.1
Co
Seal-Kap
&
1,050
9%
—100
Inc—.—
American
4.72%
10%
9%
9%
30%
10
1
common
Co
Petrofina
Arkansas
8% Mar
Jun
...i_._———-w—
Armour
Sep
89
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co com
Post
18
12% Mar
Jan
6%
pfd.—15
American
Oil
300
Jan
26%
conv
American
"A"
15%x 16%
«ug
6%
13 %
9,000
(RI)
Beverage
Amurex
13
Jun
50 %
common
Electronics
AMI
12
47
5%
Book
Rights
Ltd common
16%
Inc
American
.
Canners
Feb
_100
American
American
5%
s
American
American
Oct
12% Mar
11%
'
•
1
Filter
Air
3%
Canadian
6,300
9%
Manufacturing
Industries
American
Oil
3% May
common
preferred
Industries
Ambrook
Atlantic
America—
Goods
Aluminum
7 "/a Mtij
-20
(Mich)
of
Co
Jan
Canadian
4,000
6
3,200
Corp
cumulative
$3.75
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Investing cap stock..1
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Paper
6%%
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Allied
Jan
9%
0%
5Ve
11%
-*
common
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44%
4 '/a
1%
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Oct
3%
1
—1
cement
for Week
*
Oct
4
Corp
Cajuaua
Ltd
Co
30 Va
6%
convertible preferred
10
Control Co Inc—
———1
Bread
V b%
6
1
Canada
Sales
Range
of Prices
Bale Price
Par
Jan
7b0
6
—
Last
200
6
30%
Week's
Friday
v
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6%
Oct
5%
5%%
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41/4
30'/2
common
Pictures
Artists
1,100
0%
'
26
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Since Jan. 1
Lou.
High
7%
OCTOBER
STOCK*
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10c
Corp warrants
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Alles
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ENDED
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shares
Co
Engineering
Ailegnany
Allied
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pricet
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Amer
rets
American
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Airlines
Alaska
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WEEK
FOR
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Iron
series
A
B
28%
78%
100
37
25
1
Corp
series
common.—10
28%
.
34
175
35%
500
30%
Jun
47
Aug
185
34
175
Jan
2)3
Mar
~25
168%
Sep
197% Mar
•
•
Oct
175
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184
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Number
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
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STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchang#
shares
of
beneficial
int
preierred
Edo
Mines
Electric
Electronics
class
A
Corp
Corp
Freight
Air
Empire
Electric
convertible
b%
26%
26%
26%
11,700
11
11
li%
1,800
5%
pfd
3%
3%
94%
94V2
11%
11%
H%
Corp
Esquire
Corporation
Eureka
Pipe
Line
$1
18%
Feb
Oct
24% May
y% Jan
Jun
6%
9V4
9
7%
7%
6
6
10
13
11 %
July
105%
Jan
Apr
Israel-American
u
(Max)
Falrchild
Fargo
Feb
35%
Apr
Jun
4%
Fishman
(M
1
45%
44%
441/4
6 '/ a
Jeannette
9%
Sep
Jupiter
Oils
1,000
6%
Sep
8V2
Feb
6%
Jan
"•
Mar
37,200
18
Oct
Kaiser
Industries
10
12
17 %
Sep
Feb
Co Inc
Inc
of
class
A
1
1,000
100
7'A
Sep
10
550
43 %
Oct
63% Mar
7%
45
71/4
5,500
8%
Aug
11%
Jan
28%
Jan
Kingston
9%
2,000
8%
Sep
14% May
Kirkland
1,900
(Geo
Gatlneau
5%
Inc
318
1
Sales
7%
8%
8%
2,300
16%
1,400
15
28%
30 %
300
27
4%
4%
100
6%
61/2
2%
Co
100
Supply
Corp
preferred
Electric
Co
dep
ord
com._l
Mich
Giant
(A
Gilchrist
$5
Co
Gcrham
Grand
Gold
Mines
Co
B
Inc
*
Mines
Manufacturing
7%
1st
Great
Pacific
&
Grlesedieck
Guild
Omlf
-x-*
stock
100
Co
Films
States
A
Class
5
5 %
Aug
6% Aug
19r% July
8%
28%
29
10%
10%
3,400
9%
10'/a
17%
18%
1,300
%
18
1
Sep
4H May
3V4
2%
Apr
Apr
6 A Aug
&
Inc
...
Refineries
1% Mar
Mar
Apr
9% July
Jan
11 y8 Apr
17
2ya July
167
166
170
250
160
133%
128
133%
180
127%
Mar
4% Mar
-
May
189
Jan
Sep
Apr
138
Jan
3,400
1%
Oct
1,300
8%
Sep
16 %
Jan
13%
Aug
10% Oct
11%
1V2
3,200
9
15 %
2% Mav
5% Mar
Jan
12%
Jun
4,700
(R
18 %
Jan
5%
Jan
42
Jan
82
Sep
Sep
78
Jan
98
Jun
87
*
Co
1
10
Light
Brewing
25
Co..
Hastings
Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries
Havana
__1
__1
Hearn
(W
4'/o
E)
Holt
Hercules
Co
Higbie
iR)
Class
Co
5%%
pfd
209
3%
1,209
3
4%
,
,
Oil
Holder's
Hcimel
1% July
5
5 Va
5%
3,409
34'/a
1%
34 %
35%
1,700
1%
1%
8%
8%
8%
Hern
&
Horn
&
Jan
Aug
3 V8
Feb
Aug
11 %
Jan
Jan
26% July
17%
94
10
91
Oct
10
67
Oct
21
5%
5%
1.30O
15%
15%
9%
1,400
9%
—1
5%
5%
5%
2,600
11 %
2%
26%
60c
i
2%
2%
2%
300
11%
2,000
2%
2,700
2.700
27
2%
7,800
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Hardart
Baking
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co
Hydro-Electric
Securities—
Hydrometals Inc
Industries
Groceterias
12C %
118
121
24
24
104%
77
34%
6 %
99 %
48
48 %
4%
5
4%
*
16%
10%
14%
13'/a
15
251/4
25
Oct
Aug
121
Aug
11
Jan
July
6%
10% May
2% Oct
13%
Jan
4%
Jan
4 %
22%
Feb
Jan
30% Mar
2% Mar
4
6%
May
Jan
Locke
Steel
Oct
Oct
_5%
_5%
700
19%
19%
19%
609
3%
3%
3%
2,500
3%
Oct
6
Jan
5%
5%
1,200
5 Va
Oct
8%
Feb
14%
14%
800
11 %
Jun
16%
30%
31 %
500
27 %
Jan
32 Va May
10%
Jan
14
10
Feb
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of
Mfg
North
Breweries
footnotes
spp
1
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America
Inc
pagp
5uc
6 %
27%
5
1.
3h
9<T %
9Va
95%
9
Jan
4%
Jun
7%
Jan
6%
450
x6%
Jun
7%
28%
2,800
23
Oct
29
Oct
Jan
55
Mar
Oct
100
Jan
67%
71
125
67%
15%
16
175
14 Va
Land
&
(The)
1%
1%
16%
Jan
19% May
Jan
100
62%
61%
64 %
60
60
*
Co
Corp
2
9%
9%
Macfadden
Publications
Inc
Maine
Public
Mangel
Service
Stores
137 %
62 %
400
38% Jan
63
July
10%
1,600
13%
Oct
9
Manischewitz
Marconi
1%
1,200
4%
400
3 Va
(The
Tire
International
(J
W)
Co
200
5
&
Co
6%
100
15%
Oct
19% Mar
34,500
24 %
Jan
42 %
31
31%
200
29%
Feb
35 % May
32
31%
32
5%
5,200
4%
Feb
15 V2
15%
16 Vo
21,800
11%
Jan
21%
49 %
50
1,800
42%
Jan
59% Mar
14%
15%
300
9%
Jan
17%
500
24%
Oct
12,800
8%
Feb
5%
5%
25
24%
25
19%
19
20 Va
Plating
$2
Stamping Co.
&
—
5
preferre
dividend
shares—
5
100
7%
909
1%
_1
9%
8,300
28%
23
•
Service
Public
Missouri
Molybdenite Corp
Molybdenum Corp
comihon
9%
10 %
1,100
5%
10% Aug
Jan
,
27% Mar
Sep
12
Mar
14
17%
5
500
11% Aug
Oct
29%
13%
300
-V
1%
7,400
22%
24%
4,700
22%
Jun
88
88
10
87%
Oct
102% Mar
99
Oct
109
97
Jun
102
102
1%
23 %
12%
1
107
May
14% Aug
11$ Mar
30 % Mar
100
159% 159%
80
157
43%
25
42
Muntz TV
Inc
Ohio
—
——
Feb
Apr
1
2.5£
Id
50c
Sep
44% July
4% Mar
3 Va
Oct
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
19
400
July
"20%
Jan
123% 125
250
122%
Oct
136%
Apr
1%
14,200
1 %
Jun
2%
Jan
27
27 Va
600
x25%
Jun
27% July
10%
10%
800
9%
Jun
12 Va
32%
32%
32%
100
Feb
35%
Apr
Jan
3%
3%
3%
400
Jun
4%
Jan
14%
14%
200
3%
3%
300
8%
9%
1,000
4%
4%
3,800
3%
2%
2%
300
2%
Oct
21%
Sep
18
125
1 %
1%
---5
Mfg Co
Apr
Feb
177%
Sep
43%
Apr
5%
4% July
4 %
4%
Feb
Jun
Sep
..
—.2.50
Tel--——100
Apr
23%
1
Inc—
&
Jan
X35% Mar
Jun
13%
♦
1
Tel
States
May
S6
21%
21%
Co—■
Mills
Vernon
Mountain
Jan
Oct
29 %
Oct
Mar
21%
300
"
31% Mar
Mar
33%
preferred—--100
4.80% .cumul preferred series B—100
4.50%
preferred series C—
—100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
*
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—._*
Mt Clemens Metal Products—
1
6%
cumulative preferred
4
Mount
Aug
Jan
8
1,500
18%
5%
—1
Ltd
(Can)
Monongahela Power
4.40% cumulative
2%
27% May
150
17%
preferred
50
Mining Corp of Canada—,————*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
100
Feb
Jan
13
12
*
convertible
41/2 %
May
9
15%
—
9%
50c
common—
8
500
10%
—
10
5
Co——
6%
Jan
9%
9%
Apr
Apr
29% Aug
20% Sep
Oct
1%
50c
Abrasive
Co
200
8%
1%
1%
1
$1 conv
Products—
Piping
Wohl
Miller
10
—
common.
5
8%
1
Corp
Petroleum
non cum
Mid-West
Sep
Jun
6% May
49%
1
Steel
34%
25% Mar
2,400
1
Ltd.
Oil Corp
Midwest
700
7
5
Midland
Jan
Sep
15%
39%
6%
Corp
Midland
9%
6%
15%
Corp.———
Hone
Sep
4% May
36%
*
Co__
States
16%
14% July
Apr
15%
common-
preferred-,.-;
Middle
Jan
37%
*
—
Thermit
Micromatic
40
5
—
Chemical
&;
Apr
Sep
Aug
1
Ltd
!5o
Michigan
33%
3« Sep
1
Metal
900
15 Va
Jun
1
Peroleums
Iron
14%
15 %
Sep
29
.„
1
Merrill
-
18%
Marine
Inc common
Aircraft
Corp
(AG)
McKee
32 %
*
Ltd
Co
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
McDonnell
15%
32
Co
Rubber
&
Communication
Mays
15%
1
Bi
1% July
5 Va
15%
400
Jan
33 Va
7
Co
11% May
8% July
1 Va Sep
400
9
1%
Jan
10%
.
17
31
3%
Jan
27%
Aug
4%
common
Oct
Oct
65
10c
57%
Sep
Jan
x40% May
8%
1
Jan
18
36,700
50c
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
Jan
24
1%
Jun
Mar
16
M
20
116
1%
900
16%
30c
Exploration
1 %
16%
20
99
Oct
400
38%
Jan
108%
Oct
200
4%
Jun
108%
53
128%
Jan
July
Apr
5% Mar
N
Nachraan
10
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
National
Milling
1
IriC—,—
Alfalfa
Dehydrating
Co
;
14%
—
1
—
26%
1,600
20
Jan
National
Casket Company
Mlg & Stores common
Petroleum
Ltd
1
25c
Presto
Inc
National
Research
Aug
Apr
National
Rubber
Machinery
National
Starch
Products
^ Jan
National
Steel
_4%
2
5 A
7.000
5 A
5,100
36%
Apr
64
11
Jan
12%
200
109
512
Oc t
612
Oct
8
87
Sep
100
*
4.209
14 %
Sep
16
3%
690
2%
97%
9%
19
5%
Apr
Feb
National
Hess
Telefilm
;
Natiopah Transit common
National
Union
Neptune
Meter
2,250
125% Mar
1,603
8% July
10% Mar
Nestle
Le
Mur
Electric
common
Co
1
10
"374
common
17%
•
25
July
14% Sep
7
Mar
Sep
12%
Apr
17%
Jan
29% May
31%
1,300
27
Jan
31%
23%
500
18
21
31%
30%
23%
3^ Jan
109
Oct
23 %
~8%
Oct
29
Apr
2d%
Sep
33%
Apr
3
Jan
4Va
4 %
1,100
4
Jun
2%
2%
3 Va
3,600
2% Aug
5
31 %
30%
31 %
1,300
1
Jun
Jun
3,700
21
9,409
10Va
30c
———10o
Jan
5%
4 Va
10
4
10%
8%
1
Corp
Apr
8% Aug
Jan
—*
Associates
Oct
Sep
5%
3%
12% May
~4
common.—1
Ltd
15%
pet
13% July
5
Corp
Jan
Sep
82% May
1
(Mich)
Industries
Car
1
common
Co
*
&
Bellas
16
3%
200
46%
28
Oct
1
Brewing
99
3
July
2
1
National
14%
'
18% Aug
49
5%
National
99
31
Jan
Feb
5 Va
11% Aug
512
May
11%
5 Va
25% May
29% May
14%
Enterprises Inc
5|§
Sep
6
30%
12,400
Jan
Industrial
512
10%
50
1 IT
Jan
12
Jan
Apr
3,300
*
8%
5*1 %
Sep
10 % Mar
3%
16
11%
11 %
20 %
May
7% Aug
Jan
4,300
40
800
56
^eo
2
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5,3«
5% Oct
15
1
00
8
Vs
15%
8,500
12
Co
1
~8
38%
%
57
International
_
31
2A
%
(Canada) capital stock..*
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5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit &, Ireland
£1
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100
Insurance
.
15%
National
Imperial Oil
Hardware
it
39 %
National
5%
Jan
25% Aug
6% Mar
Jan
20
—
5
Aug
52% July
16 %
I
_£1
13 %
8
Chain
Murray
Imperial Chemical Industries—
reg
Aug
Jun
•
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
Muter
Company common
1,300
48%
10P% 111
2.50
Feb
250
99% 100%
»/2
111
Feb
1,300
%
Jan
23 %
5
*
Jan
225
15%
Jan
11% May
1,200
Oct
400
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Aug
57%
Jun
Jun
19%
400
7
pref
second
Aug
55 %
14%
12
13%
21%
6%
-10c
16
300
2,500
21%
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Inc_.
17
400
5
Hygrade Food Products.
Industrial
12% xl3
.
10
35
16%
—ICO
ord
——
Aug
4%
preferred
Feb
16%
*
preferred
rets
12%
.
1
Feb
12%
Hufcbell ' (Harvey)
Inc common
5
Oil & Refining capital stock.*
dep
July
1
10%
2-7%
12%
1* %
Humble
Amer
2 Va
3
10
12%
*
Co
common:
Jan
14% July
8% Jun
'
5%
Oct
25c
3,200
12%,
—*
A
Co
Hardart
1%
21 a
Inc
4 800
26%
.15
class
&
2,400
5
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25% July
271/4
•
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3%
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Jan
43
3%
.1
*
common
Apr
1%
67%
111/4
«%
8 Va
94
26%
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400
67%
5
Aug
3
7,600
100
_25c
Feb
5%
f
Oct
5%
»
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34 Va
9%
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Aug
4%
3% May
151/4
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(Geo
Oct
509
1,000
~5%
_2.50
Co
3
2%
Jan
1%
11%
Heme
1 Va
Apr
62% Aug
May
4%
1
Inc__
41 Va
Oct
1 %
5
Inc
4%
Jun
4 %
10c
Industries
Co
2%
2
Co.
Hcllinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc.—
Hclophane
55
common
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34
600
—1
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&
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57%
_*
common
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Mfg
39
3
100
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Hevi-Duty
57
lc
,!—
&
&
17% Mar
2oa
common
common
preferred
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Hce
Stores
Rubeifstein
Heller
38% May
Sep
*
:
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RpJena
Jan
11%
,10c
Corp
Dept
Ret la
22%
609
53%
—
10c
Hazel Bishop Inc
Rnzeltine
2,100
13%
38
"4
13%
2
Inc
1,000
36
13%
3%
31
1
Lithographing Co
4
35
2
Organ Company
Plywood Corp___
Harnischfeger Corp
Harvard
1%
1
Harbor
Electric
Mar
liV
59
Hammond
Hartford
4
1%
Oct
Ltd
cumulative
Michigan
Lamp
Oct
Jan
H
Hall
49%
2 %
1
Aug
4Va July
41%
150
17% Aug
36 % Mar
1,400
3
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85
Jan
28,600
Jan
83 %
Apr
3
163,800
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Mansfield
*
Sep
19%
Jun
1% July
14 Va Feb
25c
Lynch
5,300
5
14%
17 %
3,700
5,100
50c
Apr
309,700
—_
11% July
600
2%
Jan
1%
preferred
Gypsum Lime <5c Alabastine
100
18%
111
University
Jan
2%
2%
B
$4.50
13 Vo
18
Sep
May
28'/a Mar
4%
common
10%
Jun
1% July
% Sep
81
__5
Oct
1
common
22
9% May
17
28%
3%
Jun
18
5
Lunkenheimer
Jan
"3*/4
25
1,500
3%
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Jan
9%
10c
150
19%
~2%
5
16%
Feb
11
35
27%
16%
10
Jun
66
10%
27%
1A
Co
10 V2
6V2
10%
Jan
4 Va
Delaware
Louisiana
Industries—
________.u_.__
of
Jun
26
1
Feb
Jan
106
Oct
_2%
1
37%
500
5
Mar
4%
2% May
99%
1
Jan
1%
common.
80
12%
Ltd
24
9'/a
——
300
12%
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
350
1%
3& Apr
20
Jun
12%
Corp
Apr
4,400
1%
3 Va
12%
#2%
1
Apr
1
2%
2,300
15%
5
9%
69
2%
6% May
Feb
45,100
75 pesos
A
15%
27
900
Feb
2
-
17%
1
Sep
%
12%
4%
flu
20c
Feb
67
11%
400
4%
2
33Vac
7 %
26%
69
2% Mar
7.50
Petroleums
Loblaw
500
1%
509
Oct
18
5
Sessions
Tourneau
108 V2
Jan
1
9c
Company
Land
Leonard
Le
Oct
1,400
181/4
10%
li
13%
1
Realty
Liberal
Litton
400
21,800
~2%
5
Extension
Inc
107% May
2 %
50c
Ltd
Products
Saile
Sep
2,300
8%
Feb
%
16
Co
liy8
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Company
Stores
Class
5'/8
Apr
6%
1
Ltd
Corp
Industries
Lefcourt
Apr
Tea—
Oils
La
Oct
11,000
8%
10c
Chemical
Grass
Freehold
Lanston
1%
3,300
5
Hydraulics
Grocery
22
Jun
1
Inc
common
Oil
Sweet
Geer
Grldoil
48% Mar
Jan
2%
2%
4
preferred
Lakes
Jan
17%
2%
1
50
Co
Industries
Non-voting
Great
2%
1
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing common
Rapids Varnish
Feb
39 y8
10%
1
7%
400
1%
1%
9%
1
Mines
Foundry
97%
10
class
Shores
101 %
1
Inc.
Atlantic &
Mar
18
Lake
Lakey
14%
1%
*
Consolidated
Great Amer
Sep
300
•
Distillers
Oct
May.
1,300
5%
_•
Goodman
Great
19
common
(Adolf)
Gary
43%
5%
•
Union
Gobel
Jan
18%
1
McBean &
A'.den
Corp
Glcoe
2
41%
1
preferred
Gladding
Gcldfield
&
18%
Co
Glenmore
Lamson
900
2% May
->% May
43%
Apr
Oct
50
Inc
S
Corp
Jan
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Corp
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Lamson
1%
*
Corporation
Yellowknife
Gilbert
8V1 Aug
200
14%
8
5%
2%
22
18
♦
common
preferred
Stores
Consolidada
100
6%
50c
preferred
Gerity
Jan
'La
Lear
Indus
Enterprises
Plywood Corp common!
preferred.
Power
Sep
7
75
Mar
5% Aug
200
800
-
21/4
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
2'/4
14%
Mar
13,400
3 Va
18%
2.50
Stores
113
5
convertible
Co
Corp
Jun
15
Feb
17
2%
27
5
Rubber
Bi
4% Aug
5y8 Jan
£1
common
&
Dept
(I
Hotels
2'/4
2%
25
reg
General
Glen
*
32%
Jun
106 y4
1
Feb
90%
-
17% July
Ltd—
rets
Stores
7% July
Jan
Oct
6 %
99% 100 %
--
5
Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
*
common
Fireproofing,
$4.60
b '/a Mar
6% May
9% May
16 'A
Builders
Georgia
Jan
Feb
16%
Power
SGeneral
6^ Jan
3
3%
~8%
General
5%
3,600
5
convertible
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Sep
25,400
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American
2,400
8%
4%
1
Mfg Co common
General Acceptance Corp warrants
General Alloys
Co
General
3? a
7%
Company
Gellman
5 %
4
4%
1.25
preferred
General
Knott
Kobacker
£1
Oct
11%
5%
16%
25c
,
Minerals
Klelnert
145
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
Pitt
Brewing Co
Co
Products.
(S)
138% July
124%
July
Aug
2%
600
2
3 Va
50c
pfd__100
(Del)..
cumulative
Klein
Amer
Fuller
4%
111% May
Sep
12 Va
Jan
12
17
4
4%%
Company
Kings County Lighting
Sep
25
12
4%
Oil
Feb
126
Oct
2%
1
Inc
(Waiter)
Kin-Ark
Oct
126
(The)
Kidde
4%
115% 127%
Fresnillo
Jan
10 %
Canada—
Beer
Apr
21 %
126
Luxe
Co
100
115 %
Electric
Chemical
Kawneer
3,100
•
Corp
Company
Kennedy's
101/2
•
De
July
a
3%
23%
voting
&
Drug
Kawecki
9%
9%
non-voting
Fox
x2f>
Apr
10%
200
2%
~2,V
15c
& Company
(D)
Gas
10»%
23
1
A
Fcrt
Oct
Oct
B
Co
9%
Apr
2 A
Class
Motor
Jan
8%
6%
1
common
Ltd
,
7
19 y2
Class
Ford
Kaltman
22%
1
;
Ltd
Line
Glass
Oct
K
Kansas
1,200
6 %
cJ
6% Aug
5%
3,600
2%
10% Mar
2,200
11
40%
Jan
5%
mm**"*''
li
Feb
9,600
7%
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Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
Jan
2% Mar
11%
—
2%
4%
Apr
Jan
7
83%
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t
1
8Va
2%
10
2%
10c
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21%
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10%
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1
Oil
400
8%
21
2%
10c
Stores
Motor
21
8%
10%
Apr
700
5%
pfd__100
v
23% Mar
45%
28 y8
8,200
8%
5Va
Inc
4,200
-
13
2.50
Corp
(Phila)
Inc
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Fii7simmons
Ford
Instrument
&
General
Sterling
Flying
1
Ltd
Association
Firth
A
35%
8%
5%
Jan
39 Va May
Ironrite
Katz
class
Co
Camera
Oils
Financial
Fire
&
34%
8%
Irving Air Chute
15%
35%
1
3.90%
High
Feb
36% Mar
10c
Co
Manufacturing
Jan
9%
F
Factor
Fireman
Low
21
•
5
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
33%c
Iowa Public Service
Iron
Shares
Low
capital stock-*
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Royalty
Investors
'
100
%
1
13
Oil
Oct
200
5%
Intex
Sep
40 %
or 25c
common
Jan
Aug
3%
8,100
1
Ltd
29%
A
Products
International Resistance
94
3%
10
Inc
Eureka
Petroleum
International
50
3%
~6
10c
com
International
Apr
3,000
40%
1
Co
Jun
July
for Week
of Prices
•
Industries
tt
11
24
~3%
Machinery
10 Va
10
5
10c
Metal
26
Oct
200
1
Cigar
International
Sales
Range
Baie Price
Par
Apr
i°%
Week's
Last
Oct
26 y8
1,800
11%
100
preferred
Manufacturing
Friday
Exchange
High
Jan
16
10%
Co
26
American Stock
Oct
8%
i«
1
1st
cum
700
3%
preferred
Steel
&
8 %
10%.
Corp
OCTOBER
July
23
8%
20c
Corp
Millwork
Forge
17y4
1
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Corp common
6 %
Low
1
America.
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STOCKS
High
5c
District
Empire
Erie
WEEK
International
5
common
Inc
Ere
Low
1
common
of
El-Tronics
$2
FOR
tssfe Since Jam. 1
1
Share
&
Emery
Equity
Shares
1
Limited
Bond
Electrographic
Emsco
RANGE
for Week
30
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Elder
Range
Sugar Associates—
Common
$2
Sales
of Prices
Sale Prioe
Par
Eastern
Week's
•••8
1
28,60 9
—
—
...
28%
4
Feb
Jun
.
8%
Oct
6%
Feb
4% May
36
5%
July
Sep
33
nru
34
Range
Bale Price
Low
Par
New
Bristol
Oils
New
British
Dominion
New
New
Haven
50c
1%
21,400
1
SeP
2,VMar
Savoy Oil Inc
Hi
2ft
5,500
2
Jan
3% May
Sayre
____-_50c
2 jV;
2j'rt
2 %
500
2ft
Oct
21,1
Schick
132% 133%
1,460
128 ¥2
Sep
lJ/2 May
147%
Min
& Watch Co
,____1
1%
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6
5;i4
1%
•
2.000
1 *%
5%
350
6
iV
Oct
10%
1%
25.100
I3,
Sep
48%
50%
9,000
38 3-
Feb
59
Zincl
New Mexico & Arizona
Jersey
New
1
15
New
Superior
New
York
Auction
New
York
&
New
York
Nickel
14%
15%
Class
North
B
North
Northern
Nuclear
ind
Jan
3tf
Sep
Feb
13%
14%
5,600
13Va
10%
10%
400
10%
Securities Corp General...
Seeman
Bros
25
81
Jan
2 %
2,500
2
Feb
3
Aug
Servomechanisms
13
Aug
16
Jan
Seton
250
51
Aug
64
Jan
Shattuck
55
55
Oct
13%
Sherman
Products
3
3 Va
3%
52,400
3 Vb
Oct
4
3 %
3
3 %
4.200
2
Feb
5ft May
li
Ilioc
6 %
6'la
6%
1,300
5%
Jun
8%
3 >4
3 V»
3%
7,700
3%
Oct
xoc
9%
8V2
9%
11,900
7%
10'ft
lO'/a
10%.
1,300
9%
41%
41 V2
42 %
1,203
10
A
/ii
■
Oct
14%
Jan
Shoe
Oct
13% July
49
Sicks Breweries Ltd
6 V«
9,500
4%
Jan
2.700
8 Va
Apr
85
85
91
89%
2%
21/4
2%
2.700
1 VH
1 '/a
1%
4,500
Oct
14%
91
Class
Silex
Mar
B
Co
,
Canada
Oil
Ohio
3 V4
3%
18 >4
6,103
59 3 4
150
Jan
Silver-Miller
6%
Feb
Silvray Lighting Inc__
2'/a
Jan
Simca
Corp
58.'4
•
common...
100
2
Mines
American
4 V2
5
1,100
6
6
6
100
Simplicity
Simpson's
111%
Jan
Jan
3% Aug
Gas
5% 7®
&
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1st
67®
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5%
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5%
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1st
1st
pfd
series
32 %
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26 V4
25r'a x26
25'%
24%
Ltd
preferred
preferred——~_„"25
4.36%
red
1st
Pacific:
preferred—.
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40
dividend
$4.75
dividend
Petroleums
Power
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Ltd
Petroleum
Oil
Class
of
Jan
33'/a
Sep
South
Coast
Penn
Feb
Southern
Circle
Peruvian Oils
2
Corp.
&
—
Aircraft
~
Valley
Polaris Mining
Poloron
Porto
&
Quebec
Oct
Oct
103%
Feb
Southern
California
Oct
104 Va
Jan
Southern
Materials
Get
106% Mar
Southern
Pipe
Oct
101%
Feb
Southland Royalty Co—
4
Aug
Rath
Oct
110% May
Feb
105 Va
Standard
Jan
7%
Oct
Oct
2 %
Jan
Standard
5%
Jan
Aug
Jan
Standard
Products
Feb
Standard
Shares
Feb
Standard-Thomson
4%
Aug
Standard
60 % Mar
20%
25
2,200
18%
Feb
25
A
IV2
1
%
13,400
1
5,300
6
%
Co
Steel
Parts
Apr
Stein
(A)
$1.25
14%
Oct
13%
14%
3,809
26%
Jan
11%
Oct
1%
Oct
12%
Jan
18%
Apr
Stetson
(J Bi
850
94%
Sep
107%
Jan
Stinnes
(Hugo)
Reis
Reiter-Poster
Reliance
Oil
Electric
Remington
Rice-StiX
1 %
July
July
5 %
Sep
21%
21%
600
21%
Jun
7%
Feb
8%
8%
65
65
100
*)
Feb
53
28 % Mar
9'ft July
Aug
512 May
52 'ft
350
50% May
58
13'ft
1*200
11% Mar
14%
%
1
1£
A
31
6 "2
15%
-
9%
9%
1
common
Arms
X
iu
Oct
l'ft
Feb
Talon
Jan
46 %
8ft
Apr
Jan
Tampa
Technicolor
1,000
14%
Jan
18%
Aug
200
9%
Sep
10%
Feb
25
89
Oct
1,609
17
Oct
22% July
Thew
17 =
300
16%
Jan
20 Vb
Thiokol
Inc—
x
50c
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965.
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd
15% Mar
29'ft
Jun
Jun
Tobacco
11%
Oct
20%
Oct
25%
Jan
27'ft
21%
Feb
31%
Apr
Todd Shipyard Corp
Toklan Oil Corp
American
Cable
100
li
Oct
Jan
Toledo
1 Vb
Jan
2%
Sep
Tonopah
37%
Feb
58%
Aug
Trans
12%
3,800
Feb
13%
Jan
"6%
70%
Apr
Apr
400
Jun
8%
10 VB
5%
1,700
2%
Jan
30
2 Vs
82%
Oct
1.900
2
Roosevelt Field
Inc
T50
Roosevelt Raceway inc
3
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
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1 25
_
Russell
Company_
Ryan
Co__
(The F C)
Aeronautical
~ '
_
1
2 7'ft
26%
Ryan Consolidated
3,300
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3%
Lawrence Corp Ltd
Salehi-Brdsius
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preferred
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Apr
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30%
Aug
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—
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Management
Company
Union
Gas Co of Canada
15%
12%
Jun
18%
Union
Investment
3%
Oct
Aug
7% May
Union
Stock
3%
Oct
29% May
3% Feb
4
5 Vb
5 Va
76'ft
74%
76%
2.400
65%
10%
10 V8
10%
4,500
8'ft
8'ft
81/4
300
200
■
200
.20
5%
Chemical
17%
Jan
29 Vb
16% May
14
22
Oct
Oct
Sep
19%
Feb
4%
8,600
11'ft
400
9
Jan
13%
Feb
600
15
May
18'/«
Jan
4%
4%
3.400
4'ft
Sep
4%
100
42'ft
Oct
52
Sep
July
5,400
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8
'ft
Aug
5
Oct
8%
Feb
43
3%
12,900
14
13
JaJn
6V0 May
2
12 %
1,600
13
Oct
13%
1.401
12%
Oct
16%
30'ft
8
li
2,000
24'ft
Jan
35
Oct
8'ft
9.800
8
2'ft
.
7,300
2
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9.500
%
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Jan
July
13'ft
Apr
Jan
3'ft
Apr
Get
1%
Feb
Sep
%
50
17%
101'ft
Oct
90
99
45%
46%
400
27%
Jan
56'ft July
31%
3 Vb
31%.
2 V's
32%
1,400
23%
Jan
49% Mar
3%
8,100
10%
301
22
21%
22
600.
14%
14 %
14%
17%
17%
17%
9%
99
2%
■
700
Hi
Hi
77'ft
100
70c
7 Vb
7VB
3.100
89%
Jan
J.an
15
Apr
19% May
.
1
Jun
x2
Jan
Jan
93
Aug
6% May
75
89%
2,000
2%
Feb
7% '
1.400
4 Vb
Feb
1,100
4 '4
Sep
9%
Sep
2%
4 'ft
.
3%
1
89'ft
7'ft
4 'ft
*
2%
3
2
3
2
6 'ft Mar
18
89'ft
4%
1
2'ft
4,500
3'ft
3 'ft
100
10.300
July
63'ft
2%
50c
Jan
Feb
5/5 May
77'ft
7%
4%
14
25%
16'ft
200
lii
7
Jun
12
--
■
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9
20% Aug
2,401
77'ft
_
102
I
Jan
Jan
3%
8 'ft
6%
1% Mar
5
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212
3
Feb
Aug
Aug
Apr
4
July
Aug
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Co—
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6 Va
Jan
Oct
92 Vb
5%
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11%
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Jun
United
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7%
Oct
10%
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of
Omaha.
Corp
1%
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Apr
3% Mar
40
31%
31%
10
3 l'ft
Feb
34'ft
Apr
5'ft
Jun
8
Mar
5%
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Molasses
Amer
Co
July
RR &
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common
preferred
United Shoe Machinery common
U
S
Specialties
Air
5'ft Mar
8%
11.000
100
46'ft
100
8%
8%
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Oct
64
Sep
Feb
10%
Sep
26% Mar
Jan
23
Jun
2,300
5
July
5.800
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Oct
8
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300
30%
Jun
37
Aug
6'ft
Aug
8
Jan
4j
5%
,
~5%
6 Vs
6%
6%
6 is
32%
32%
33%
6'ft
6 'ft
_•
,
Apr
6%
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50
10s
common
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25
10
25
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3,400
7
7'ft
Jan
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dep rets ord registered
J
6'ft
57
5%
57
20
1
United
22'ft Mar
Feb
Apr
13% July
Feb
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2L%
Jan
29'ft
»
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24%
9'ft
1,100
5
Aircraft Products common—50c
Sep
13,400
35
10c
Asbestos
Sep
12
34'ft
—
United
Aug
11%
34%
•
United
19%
35,600
Oct
33% Mar
15%
2V4
Jan
19
1%
Jan
)'<(
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11'ft
8 Va
37% July
6% July
Jun
5
21%
series 20
4
5 Vb
29
u
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Vb
1,300
x30
*
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200
150
14%
12%
_
17 Va July
300
19%
14
.1.25
10%
1
4.
,
_
Temper Corp
Jan
25
True
51'/a
800
31,900
.100
—
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Jan
series.20
Ltd
I
_
class A —
Co
Oils
Oct
3%
29'ft
1
United
preferred
Sapphire
Industries
Cuba
Empire
12%
3%
27
Jan
3% Mar
11%
Aug
4 Vb
•
—
1
common
Milling Co Ltd.
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cumulative
Cont
Trans
Trans
39
33
Get
20
Nevada
900
3'ft
Oct
1/128
100
Jan
July
1
preferred.,
of
400
33
2'ft
9,600
13
Airways class A__ -10c
12%
'
1
San Carlos
San
4'ft%
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44%
3%
3%
39,500
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3%
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s
St
Trans
Edison
Caribbean
12%
4.100
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3'ft
10
_
15%
15%
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common
28 'ft
2 'ft
43
10c
common
43 34
.
33
Ryerson & Haynes
1%
13%
£1
5
Amer
400
3
2
Amer
9,700
85
dep rets ord reg__
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Jan
51%
2%
15
2 r,H
4%
,
_25c
Construction
600
83%
18'
Feb
15%
Security Trust Ce Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered. —£1
deposit rets def registered. —5s
300
59
2
Oct
1
Inc.
Inc
200
2%
18%
14'ft
19'ft
1
Co
11 %
83%
Jun
700
15
1/128 1*128
—5
preferred
Markets
21
6 Vb
9'ft Mar
600
•
pfd
common
45% July
15% Jan
1
I_I__1
Sons Inc
Mar
29%
Royce Ltd—
Rome
Co
Inc
Realty &
Tishman
32'ft
12
T
79% Mar
Jan
1
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24'
100
f!
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12 >,ft~
—
Jan
5'ft
25c
_
_
convertible
150
^
,___
&
70c
30 Vb Mar
400
11
57'ft
200
—1
common....
Chemical Corp
2,300
9
475
6 %
7
Corporation
Shovel
43%
1 %
Oct
68'ft
5
Texas Power & Light $4.56
25%
51
5%
14 'V
___5
common
2 6'ft
%
Jun
2%
4%
common
11'ft
1
3 Vb
'
May
25%
12
Argentine Mining CoIIIII
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co
(I)
A
Co
Inc
Oil
42 'ft
26%
2,500
2%
11%
common____
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5'ft
29
5
Calgary Co
25'ft
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Rokeaeh
Texam
17:
Jan
class
B
Electric
89
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Co
Inc
Class
25%
I
6
Sep
514 May
*
preferred__IIIII_20 1
Apr
Mar
Tilo
43%
4'ft
6
17 %
10
1.600
7'ft
19%
29% May
common..
Feb
5%
6%
Thorofare
Pile
Feb
6%
5 %
17%
25%
Feb
Aug
%
89
1
19'ft
19
4 'ft
7
1,300
•
Apr
14% May
15% Sep
1,100
3.401
31%
—1
Corp
40
5,600
5%
Oil
Finch
Feb
Apr
Jan
12%
Corp.—ft—.^-—l
——_1
Jan
13%
6
31%
—25c
common
4%
66%
Oct
8'ft
16%
3 '.ft
common.———*
Thompson-Starrett
•
17'ft
Superior Portland Cement Inc————•
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1
4,000
104%
11,800
17 %
Swan
Texas
17%
Drug
14,700
9%
Co
Supermarkets
614
16
9%
14%
1/128
Corporation
Ray
33 'ft
'
6%
&
Sunset Internat Petrol Corp
13'ft
**"
(S)
Jan
69
Oct
6%
~2%
5
Sun
51%
Oct
Oct
55 Vo
67'ft
*15
5
ft—i
Corp
Sunrise
5,100
23'ft July
l'ft
100
1
—
—
Jan
25%
Feb
12,500
5%
Shop Inc—1
Stylon
16%
1%
57
5'%
common—-—-—ft-*
Apr
41,1
4%
•,
2%
%
4
common..
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Q
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Rights
24
3,709
65
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-—
300
2,600
6% May
& Co common—
l,(j00
1%
Jan
5
Sterling Inc
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)——10c
5%
4%
1634
•
6%
Sep
%
1.200
16
17%
Jan
29
Oct
Oct
Aug
2.400
32
67 %,
10%
1
%
•
1,600
5 %
1%
9
5
ordinary—
13%
1
Reda Pump
Co
(Robert) &
Canada
Corporation
12%
1
—
~9
6
6%
2 l'ft
57
1
Sterling Aluminum Products
1%
"5%
20
1%
common-.———1
Corp
Sterling Brewers
5'ft.
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common
convertible
Co ___—ft
Inc
Jan
4% July
10
Feb
Stop &
.
24
~6
20%
—.—_1
4 'ft
Stroock
200
Aug
6% May
8'ft Mar
Jan
64%
Jan
9'ft
5
7%
Aug
Feb
1.800
Jan
7%
5%
6%
Oct
6%
500
Jan
5 V'b
Jun
Feb
8'ft
9
18% July
13% May
6 '/a
6
Oct
100
Apr
2%
5
100
Mar
600
6 %
6 'ft
14%
7'ft
1,400
409
Jun
'ft
va
5
6 Vh
800
5%
6
Jan
82
2'%
6%
25'ft
Oct
6%
6 VB
Oct
Get
6
ft May
21%
2%
of
Steel
25% May
8 'ft
Starrett
Oct
Oct
800
,
14
'
5%
6 V'B
,
6v2
27
22'ft
2,100
22
♦
45% July
40
Sep
22%, Sep
300
23%
23
213
■
Tube class B__——1
(The) Corp__
———__1
Feb
2
'
..
5 %
3 %
48% July
1,000
40%
23'ft
22'ft
——1
Oct
28% July
4% Mar
Jun
7
58%
Sep
Sep
64 %
9A0
6
2 50
23%
10
Packaging Corp.
Convertible preferred
8'ft
40%
w
—1
(Ky)
10 Vb
;
preferred——20
Factors Corp———
Jan
'
*
.____—
convertible
Jan
Jan
S^p
25%
44'ft
49
Dredging Corp common——1
Oil
Aug
1,800
■■13%
•
~
Concrete
$1.60
Aug
40%
6,300
2*9(50
•
1.200
19
Jan
7'ft
7%
500
26%
Sep
Jan
9
33'ft
3
8%
'
700
900
26%
14
6%
8 V2
9
16
36%
Mar
6'ft July
Feb
234
16%
21%
15%
42%
Mar
64 5b
Jan
4
4%
7% May
400
2%
13
7
12
7
400
95 %
Jan
64 3 b
157«
94 >2
4'ft
July
1
Standard
lift
July
1
Standard
8%
'ft
36 Va
—
5
——
Shoe
2%
preferred.... .100
& Timber com"
a
Reading Tube Corp
Spencer
Sep
Sep
'
5
1
Apr
1
~
Electrotype (The) Co
Packing Co common
Raymond
—1ft—
Company
Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc..—
%
25
17
46% Mar
2
Feb
lft
Feb
15%
Corp__2
Inc
Spear &
20% July
R
Rapid
Petroleum
Co
Line.,
Jan
Jun
Colorado—"
Co
4.08%:
6%
20c
Gas..:
Power
26%
Jan
6%
16%
37%
36%
preference——25
preferred
25
preferred
25
cumulative preferred—
25
16 %
'i.
3,500
cumulative
*
61%
Uf
39%
42
cumulative
4.24%
52%
1
A
37%
_25
Jan
16%
25% July
convertible
4.32%
Jan
600
2.50
common
Preston East Dome Mines
Ltd
Progress Mfg Co Inc.
Puget Sound Pulp
Pyle-National Co
4.48%
Jan
27%
1%
10
common..._r__
of
Jan
29%
Oct
57'%
~
25c
aIIIIII— II__1
class
cumu!ative
29 %'
Oct
Jan
pfRSM lJ?alS °f America--—-1.0c
Public Service
Sep
1
_
p"*er C"l'P of Canada
Providence
preference
^
Co
Inc
convertible
Jan
94 %
common..
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co
II"
Pientice-Hall
4.56%
24 %
X
Col!II"I
Alexander
Jan
4%
Ltd—III!!"!!."i
Rico Telephone Co__!
Powdrel!
28%
57
1
13
Jan
/
Oct
6 '/b
Oct
16%
original preferred—
13', 2
_ZZ—I"ILL
common...
products
Oct
200
1
11'ft
12
ft...
_25
preferred——25
5%
5%
♦
Wine
cumulative
4%
pesos
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant
4.88%:
*> V 7 %
1
Piper Aircraft Corp common—.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pneumatic Scale
Feb
13%
"4'/2
common
Pioneer Gold Mines
31%
58%
~~~~ ""inc
Corp
GovcfhOf
34% Mar
Oct
3% July
an
2 50
.
Co.." lV
Tel
37%
Sep
300
Co"(MassK20
Minerals
Edison—
Oct
%
109
V
800
6,200
4
common.——12.50
15%
'
11%
23 Va
39%
common—3——^__1
Co
16%
—i
Philippine Long Dist
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Corp
Oil
California
6
X
o"
1
~~
Manufacturing
Perfect
Piasecki
""I
Corp
Ltd
37'ft Mar
32% July
11%
22%
4,800
58
15%
Sep
5%
x6
%
Aug
*5'ft
58 %
.
1%
4'/a
31 Va Mar
Oct
%
22
.20
x6
16
Jun
13
11%
Standard Forgings Corp
1
Standard Industries Inc^—-ft—__—50c
16'/«
.
Oct
2%
■
Sonotone Corp ________—______—1
Soss Manufacturing common
1
13
131 % Mar
99
6,709
x
%
1,000
1,000
Jan
60,100
"1~2
" ~~~2
14,100
3%
July
Jan
97,800
!«
4'/«
X
I"
Co_..__
Peg Boys (The)
Pepperell
7 '4
%
3%
Corp_„__
class A
Canada
Traffic
~6%
1
14%
5% Mar
78%
1 Bol
B
Patino
Pierce
~2~Bol
vtc
share
Company!!"
Co
Parkersburg-Aetna
Penn
A)
%
3%
13
9% May
12%
250
1C
Motors
Chemical
Parker Pen
(C
Amer
12
13%
*
—
Aug
Feb
86
«
vtc
(C A)
2'ft Mar
2%
2,200
100
Oct
5% Mar
96%
12,700
99
%
1,500
91 %
300
2%
16%
22,900
2,700
89
"
Pan
Paramount
100
common.
Pancoasta!
Israel
pfdlllllioo
88%
2%
16
12
31 Vb
—•*
6%
22%
20
15%
2%
1
preferred
24%
240
96 '4
5% Mar
%
__25c
25 %
70
90
86
1
93
96 V4
"•
______
Light 5%
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pantepec Oil
~~
preferred
Airlines...
Northern
Pacific
Pacific
91 Vh
'ft
_
Jun
■
.
3%
f 28
300
89
91
preferred»
preferred— :
"""*
dividend
$4.36
22% X22:,4
22%
»
cum
Pacific
Park
25
51
4%
%
■
—5,000 fr
Publications—■
x23 %
600
200
24%
1st
1st
48% Aug
Feb
500
5,700
■
'
—______1
ft-.
x25%
400
25 •['.
25
red
red
Jan
34 'ft
4%
:.
10c
31%
1,700
A..25
4.30%
4.50%
45
4'ft
2
■26%
100
26
43
28% Mar
6%
6
600
x23% x23%
25
Sep
July
25
_
2% July
3%
14% July
Get
1,900
29»/»
26%
—
Jun
1%
18,300
6%
23
28%
24%
3'ft
900
31%
Oct
Airways Inc————____*
(Howard) Paper Mills
•
31%
26%'
Jan
21
Slick
31
28%
43%
Smith
100
313 4
25
1st prefer red...
Sep
Apr
200
26',
1st preferred.,
5%
Jan
40 %
v\
700
2
■
j__
45
.
21%
1%
8
—
Amer dep rets ord
registered—^£1-;
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp__10c
P
Pacific
1 7
•
6%
1,700
.
Aug
105'ft
Jan
15%
31 'ft
X
21
Pattern common—;
1
Ltd common.—__—_.—:•—*
South
Securities.—__
——'
—
-1
Singer Manufacturing Co.——
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—-
89% Mar
Aug
Sep
'
6%
106%
15%
65% Mar
98
Aug
6%
123
4% July
100
.151/4
104
Oct
Aug
Aug
69%
1,725
4%
III—1
preferred-—
"l
"j
Ltd Amer aharesTlOs
82
3%
20%
10
Jan
97'ft
May
Sep
Aug
Jan
102
100
Shares
convertible
Jan
Jan
1{§ Jan
2,600
75%
common....
Inc
2'%
2%
\c
25
52%
98
90
100% 101
90c
12%
.
4
700
100
2
Corp—
103%
2% July
13.600
17 V.j
preferred
O'okiep Copper Co
Overseas
3%
3 8 4«
common
cumulative
Omar
B
Ltd.—
Company
Town
40c
class
4% %
Oils
Okonite
Old
common
Power
Okalta
x
_50c
Company,
Corp
Brass Co
400
100
—
Oct
$3
11%
10'ft
Jan
850
5%
100
——*
68
84 Va
Apr
27
Jan
Oct
116 %
5'ft
113
—
Precision
Oct
o
Ogden
Ohio
83 Va
7%
1,000
Sep
73ft
8'ft Mar
1,700
7%
2%
15 Vb May
'
—
common
Creek
Simmons-Boardman
Oceanic
84
—.—*
1 Vo
I.
11
4
113
Signal Oil & Ggs Co class A
Silver
Jan
21'ft
Corp
Aug
5 Va
6
25
_______
^
2
120
90 "4
•
•
Sep
87%
30
85
10 3
of America common.
—3
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co_.—loc
11 %
pfd__100
4'ftV®
America
of
36% Jun
10%'
50
A
Sherwin-Williams
Aug
Jan
1,100
22V4 May
Jan
11%
~7%
1
Oct
5%
1
10%.
*
Inc.—..——
3%
Aug
7% Aug
1%
600
5,200
Mar
14 'ft Mar
Jan
12.500
5 V'«
~7%
.5
Jan
49%
14%
1%
.•
common
10%
Ltd_.l____-_.__25
5%
—_____——YOc
Sherwin-Williams,
4 '/o preferred ft4
Jun
36
Sep
ft
Inc
common——ft
18
13
Aug
3
Oct
Sep
13%
1 %
13
1
Mining-!———_—
Shawinigan Water & Power.—,
Apr
i
,
Leather
16 'ft
1%
-1
Denn
9%
10
—-—10c
of Ameriea———_—
55%
2'/»
*
class
Servo Corp
86% May
17'ft
—___12.50
;
Corp class B___
21%
Oct
2
'
•
—-—*
Eerrick
Jan
14%
1
Inc
Selby Shoe* Co
Sentry Safety Controls
10
Serv
1%
3%
Co..„_
of
21,900
2ft July
,.10
Pub
Corp
Class
3%
22% Mar
Airlines-.il,
RR
3'ft
Sep
....
Perm
3 'ft
Feb
1
Oils
Apr
Oct
Railway...!
Canadian
Northeast
193/a
Sep
LtcL„_
Cement
Jun
1
Corporation
American
15'ft
lft
Norden-Ketay Corp
North
2,000
14%
...
Norfolk Southern
18
2.500
Merchandise
Inc.
17%
3,000
1
Mines
Oct
17%
common
11,70.)
Co common
Sep
——1
Scullin Steel Co
1%
Oils
Apr
20
1%
86
1Q.%
Apr
Get
iV
86
10%
Jan
18'ft
1V2
»
5'ft
4,400
1
Mines..
Lites
Norbute
.
Honduras Rosario.:
Rim
Nipissing
Noma
Co—1
5,000
19%
l'/2
& Oils Ltd.,
100
9%
18'ft
1%
*
Process Co comtnoni
Coal
Mining
High
Low
7
8'ft
9%
■
19 'ft
_—
._20c
'
Pacific
Park
9'ft
.
1
Inc'
_____1
Land.
New
New
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8'ft
25c
1
Co—
Aug
3%
1%
49
50c
Co...„.
(Del)
Fisher Brick
&
Low
Shares
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd..—.__i—50c
Seaboard Western Airlines—-——~-l
Sep
Aug
2% Feb
__25c
Chem
&
133
100
preferred
conv
Idria
New
1 %
for Week
Prices
ol
'
'
Par
2
& Tel
Clock
Bale Price
High
Low
High
Sale*
Range
Last
Si 1
OCKS
1 Hi
"
Monday, October 29, 1956
.
Week's
Friday
26
'
American Stock Exchange
Jan, 1
2%
1
1
Ltd.
Oil
Petroleum
England Tel
OCTOBER
,
Range Since
_40c
Ltd
Chamberlain
Share*
ENDED
for Week
of Price*
Last
STOCKS
American Stuck Exchange
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
.
.
STOCK EXCHANGE
AMERICAN
Bale*
Week'*
Jiidsy
New
s
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1822)
Hew
n
-
,—1
10c
1
%
1 Vb
1%
43
Sea
4,000
1
Jan
50
7
Jan
12
12
42%
43%
3514
36
12 5
8
12%
200
l'ft
1%
8,900
5,600
160
33
f
42
Sep
34 'ft -Sep
10 Vb May
l'ft
Oct
230
2%
Jan
Feb
18% Mar
61% Mar
"39%
Feb
14% Aug
2%
Jan
184
Volume
Number 5581
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1823)
35
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
S
U
Foil
class
Rubber
S
Shares
B
Low
1
Reclaiming
Co
Vitamin
Corp
United
Stores
Corp -common
44%
29
31 %
__50c
14,600
34%
American
Corp__
Universal
Consolidated
Universal
(The)
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Products
Utah-Idaho
4,700
4
4
4»/s
8%
8%
2,100
1%
1%
2
1,500
Oil
10
Corp
56%
.1950
:
57%
15V8
Co
19%
19 %
19%
4%
4%
4%
AS
Apr
7s
68% July
16% July
Apr
32%
Aug
21% July
5
Feb
3,100
3% May
Apr
Corp
convertible
$4
preferred
Vanadium-AUoys
Van
1
common
Steel
Co
Industries
Norman
Venezuelan
5
—
*
4
34 Va Mar
4
5%
Oct
105
Apr
Jun
11%
2,600
3%
Jun
8%
Jan
51,700
7%
6%
8%
•
14 "2
14 V2
14%
100
1
4%
4%
4^4
1,800
4%
8%
l'/o
Co
*
Baking voting
ctfs
ext
Waitt
$2
&
Oct
Apr
5%
Jan
Oct
Inc_____
cumulative
Wallace
&
Waltham
Webb
H'-
$6
series
•
Inc
(Del)
West
Utilities
Texas
Western-
Leaseholds
Maryland
Western
Stockholders
Amer.
dep
Western
Tablet
&
300
17%
Jun
23
19'/a
Jun
27%
1%
Jun
3
2
2Va
37,000
1%
Sep
2%
shares.
Apr
159%
123
Stationery
Inc
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
51/2%
Inc
River
Wickes
Co
Oil
Oct
Aug
3% Mai-
98 %
10
98%
Sep
104% Mar
6 Vs
3,200
5
40
122
(R
Wilrich
Wilson
&
Brothers
5 %
Wood
Woodley
5,400
&
Lt
4% %
pfd
33
Oct
23 %
250
20 %
Jan
26%
Jun
35
35
100
35
Oct
39
3
17,200
1%
Jun
3%
Sep
1,000
x9%
Oct
12%
Jan
Oct.
2
24
23%
Oct
28%
Jan
Oct.
25
3%
Oct
4%
Feb
Oct
16 %
Jan
25
Jan
2%
x9%
10%
45
~3%
12 1
3%
1,200
12%
12%
2.100
23
2
24%
Jan
11
13,400
18%
Jun
5%
24%
6%
350
5%
Oct
7,400
%
Sep
Vi
%
3%
Mar
U
4 %
Oct.
22
Oct.
23
106
Sep
13
300
12
July
17%
200
16% July
%
69%
4,200
55%
69%
Apr
Mar
Oct
Woolworth
American
6%
deposit
receipts
preference
Wright
:
;
Ltd
__♦
✓
..
' "
-
•
•
~i|i!
1%
.
BONDS
Stock
Interest
3,800
Last
Period
Exchange
Amer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
A
Steel
6s
'
}6 Oct
8%
Jan
Hi
2j\ Mar
Oct
Sale Price
Week's Range
or
Bonds
Friday's
93%
June-Dec
Jan.
Low.
NO.
High
1
High
65
50
52%
$52
June-Dec
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
Bethlehem
7
•
.
.
Friday
American
300
7,\r
___£1
:
Hargreaves
:/v
7
5s
~8
84%
93 %
102%
142
144%
___june-Dec
37%
87%
89
22
87
98%
__Jan-July
33%
83
83%
17
83
89%
4s series A 1993
May-Nov
mortgage 4s series B 1992May
Eastern Gas & Fuel 3%s 1965
.—-.Jan-July
63%
6334
Boston
Edison
Aug 1 1998
series A 1970.
2%s
Chicago Transit Authority
Quar-Feb
197*8
3%s
4st
+
of
N
J
143%
132
A6%s
Nov
ex
Finland
1
1947
stocks
groups
AGesfuerel
Guantanamo
Isarco
5%s
debs
6s
Western
&
Hydro-Electric
A7s
with
A7s
ex
Nov
Nov
1
$95
England
AJst
6%s
Ohio
due
Power
1st
1st
A6%s
ex
Oct.
Oct
Service
Harbor
3%s
1976
1947
1
Jan-July
3%s
B
series
E
1960
series
F
3%s st-ries G
Southwestern
Gas
Gas
Aug
19G0
Co
conv
Dec
deb
95%
Mar-Sept
Dec
1
102
90
1962_Jan-July
3%s
96%
$90
(Calif.) 3s 1971
3%s 1970
1947
coupon
coupon
ser
A
Power
97%
95%
101 %
97
-
"l
%
97%
104
99
1
97
95%
2
93
Jan-July
95
102%
$25
.Feb-Aug
June-Dee
1956
Union
1074
Stock
102 %
$98%
6s
1959
Feb-Aug
Last
Period
Sale Price
(Col)—
APsnzig
Port
65.81
172.06
93.82
92.30
92.10
90.21
92.11
65.65 ''
171.78
93.82
92.07
92.20
90.17"
92.07
65.58
171.01
93.60
91.92
92.52
90.19
92.06
159.63
65.70
170.55
93.35
91.85
92.29
90.36
91.96
92.03
90.35
92.15
Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—
Closing
Range for 1056
Mon.
Oct.
22
88.23
High
Tues.
Oct.
23_
88.20
Low
Wed.
Oct.
24
88.02
Range for 1955
High
80.49 Dec 7
Low
68.05 Jan 18
Thurs.
Fri.
Oct.
Oct.
25
87.82
88.03
26
94.00 Aug
3
78.87 Jan 23
SEC index of Stock Prices
%
1956—
Percent
Oct. 12, '56
Oct. 19. '56
—1.1
366.2
434.2
440.3
—1.5
4"3.6
—1.1
437.6
369.4
—1.8
500.8
425.2
426.2
421.4
454.7
446.4
/
152.7
.
398.6
.
303.2
A
:U7-4
+
1.2
353.0
^
152.5
+
0.1
161.5
151.6
321.3
Service
299.6
302.6
—1.0
325.5
290.7
336.3
and
340.8
—1.3
383.2
326.8
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Shares
United States
Int'l
Railroad
Bank
Foreign
Number of and Miscel.
T0t«J
Government
Bond
Bonds
Salsa
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
1,425.260
$2,891,000
$318,000
$3,209,000
218,500
3,571,500
1,394,940
3,353,000
1,643,668
3,399,000
121,000
2,470.000
148,000
2,618,000
2.938,000
141,000
3,079.000
7,848,078
—
3,278,000
1,581,900
1,802,310
—
$14,930,000
$946,500
______
Jan.
Week Ended Oct. 26
1955
1956
1955
1956
$15,876,500
to Oct. 26
459,784,678
550,436,488
7,848.078
8,991,908
$20,000
111,000
465,000
$946,500
1,184,000
45,296,300
72,184,400
14,930,000
17,562,000
781,331,900
813,754,600
$15,376,500
$13,766,000
$826,960,200
$886,418,000
Shares
Bonds
$14,000
$221,000
Bank
Railroad and Industrial—.
Total
319.0
344.4
Government
Foreign
Low
High
Change
340.5
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
——
102%
25
100
106%
Stocks
95
103'A
(Number
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
99
7
102%
105
16
100%
110
106
Watprwavs
Fri.
Oct.
Oct.
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
23
$180
High
Bonds
Sold
NO.
Range Sine*
Jan.
Low
679,035
55,000
721,070
47,000
49,000
839,680
12,000
84,000
3.633,160
$223,000
18,000
107
Total
Week Ended Oct. 26
$95
$19%
of
Shares
—
__
11
82
107
81
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
99
20
25,000
$326,000
89.000
°5
19 55
Jan. 1
1956
Total
to Oct. 26
1955
3,633,160
3.237,080
139,493,156
190,750,317
$223,600
$235,000
98,000
$12,478,000
5,162,000
$14,156,()00
78,000
25,000
31,000
1,299,000
2,510,000
$364 000
1RQ39 000
$30,873,000
Bonds
188
Domestic
107
121,000
23,000
5,000
—
Bonds
25,000
11,000
686.260
26
Total
$38,000
55,000
24_
High
$80
181%
Bonds
$13,000
25
Stocks—No.
190
Corporate
1
$88
-Jan-July
$25,000
707,115
1956
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
Bonds
Week's Range
$80
Feb-Aug
1952
Oct.
Thur.
& Prov Banks—
6%s
Oct.
Wed.
i
22—
Oct.
Government
Bonds
Shares)
Mon.
Foreign
Foreign
Domestic
of
85
June-Dec
1951
k
40
162.06
«'
.__
7s 1951
/ A 6s series A 1952
B
Total
Bonds
16Q.44
102%
76%
April-Oct
1947
of German State
series
92.41
80
6
10?
Interest
VkCauea Valley 7s 1948
\A6s
93.82
5
102% 102%
June-Aug
Exchange
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A20-year Is April 1946
Central Bk
ities
80%
77%
77
Low
Jan
Rails
161.44
$25
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
BONDS
^Germany)
Rails
482.67
$ibo
t
1964__
1960
5s
80
Friday
20-year 7s
trials
100
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Baden
Stocks
481.08
—
of
International
Tues.
'
Util¬
ities
$110
Feb-Aug
■
A
Grade
97
93
--
U. S.
102
90
93
$93%
100%
88%
97%
-Feb-Aug
96
92%
94
91
94
99%
94
•
97%
$90%
1953
1963
3%s
Knapp Inc 5s debs
American
26
Oct.
Stocks—No,
94
1956___
coupon
6s
Newspaper
93 Va
Grade
Co—
1940
Traction
25
150
90
3
10
Indus¬
485.05
24__-
Oct.
~
53
Second
65
172.32
23
Oct.
Oct.
Thur.
■
—
94
$85
'
97
$90
■
97
$38
135
9
'
90
95%
$90
Ap'ril-Ocf
1970
Electric
1940
1
97
Tues.
Wed.
102
93%
Total.
138% 138%
$92
May-Nov
April-Oct
1
Wasatch Corp deb
Washington Water
Western
138%
1998_Jan-Jn2y
1981
&
United Electric Service Co—
with
96
__
$25 /
6s
Corp„3s,
1 1947 coupon 1953
Chemical 6s 1973
Dye
98%
Oct.
Mon.
$110
Aug
ex
103%
89
■
100
Feb-Aug
Gas
Hydro-Electric
A6%s with
102
94%
31
'102%
Jan-Juiy
Gas
&
101
176%
'
&
1981
Counties
Penn
95%
First
Transactions at the New York Stock
96
105%
99%
'
•
102%
—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
California
West
95%
100 %
95%
+
Feb -Aug
Southern
Webb &
176%
feb-Aug
Southern
95
__
$97
1979
ex
99
April-Oct
1978.
3s
A 7s
95
+
$90
1973
D
3s
A7s
94
June-Dec
1964
1976
United
32
93
1916.
%s
99
$85
1973-.
3 %s
A 6
94%
Fri.
coupon
Power
2%s series C
Terni
99
10
10
Util¬
'•
Total
485.27
—_
Finance
Mining
Co—
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
series
Trade,
101 %
93
.
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
3s series
10
$176%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Aprii-Oef
...April-Oet
1968
coupon
Electric
3'/as series A
94%
'
■
93
May-Not;
!
1940
1
Water
Utility.
__
r
97
93
-Bonds-
15
65.83
Goods
53
93
Jan-July
with
Public
$25
$96 %
liq tr ctfs
April-Oct
40
162.38
Manufacturing
$110
Mar-Not;
6%%
1963-
to
Power
Hydro-Electric
A6%s
Safe
50
168
47
110%
151
168
$47
109
$16
1970
Piedmont,
96%
94%
97
110
Jan-July
I9G1
extended
Pennsylvania Water &
3%s
Jan-July
1953
mortgage
3s 1971
mortgage
Composite
Ltd—
Co
486.12
$96
1952
3%s
6%s
roads
___—
1952___
couglon
Fower
1953
98'%
trials
Goods
coupon
1940
Power
mortgage
92%
Rail-
Non-Durable
National Research Corp—
5s convertible subord debentures
Nippon Electric
96
Indus¬
Transportation
1970
57%
36 Ya
39 %
45
51%
64
1C
$25
4s
Altalian Power Realization Trust
Midland Valley
RR 4%
1963.
New
65
Co—
1947
1
73
58
June-Dee,
RR
$38
-Stocks20
$100
1967
2012_ _Jan-July
53%
104
45
52%
99
delivery
30
May -Nov
debs
conv
52%
102%
the
-,-May-Nov
1953
$48
Stock and Bond Averages
are
lDGl—Mar-Sepf
Residential Mtge Bank 5s
Flying Tiger Line
62
59
Durable
1953
1953
coupon
63%
$58
A 1st
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co A6%s with Nov 1 1940 coupon
.Mar-Sepi
index,of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
for the week ended Oct. 19, 1956, for composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
Division—
mortgage
$99
The SEC
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
47
$60
.June-Dec
Over the-Counter Industrial Slock
15% Aug
21% Mar
64
43%
__
$65
.June-Dec
2s
72
$65
-Jan-July
A)
76
159%
72
$47
.April-Oct
Deferred
a
—
Jan
98
09
19
Jan
17%
17%
8
Oct.
Apr
Sep
3
300
13
13
1
2
Date
9% Mar
14% May
3
100
Petroleum
common
<F Wi
Ltd—
58% May
Feb
1
Inc
Apr
20%
1
Machine
A
A Jan
25
Pwr
on
1,550
1
Ltd
Industries
listed
33
3
(Plan
66
154%
$73
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bondi
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Jan
32
10%
5
common
Newspaper
Woodall
140
150
36~
10
Co.
preferred
Wisconsin
8% July
Jan
Sep
54
1
Industries
Petroleums
C)
%
25
Corp
Corp
Williams-McWilliams
123
Below
231/4
1
(The.)
Williams
21
Oct
33
$67
$160
.May-Nay
1997
120
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.
54
__10c
common
preferred.
conv
Wichita
135
2%
%
l
Oil
570
200
10
Internat
159
2 %
»
com
1947
1947
High
140
110
Oct
%
123
116
124
Feb
98%
98%
1
stmpd
value,
par
Aug
157
Is
Westmoreland
Stores
Janeiro
Apr
a
1927)
Low
3
Mar
19%
20;
Eagle
Aug
10,300
2
pfd__100
de
Ltd—
Coal
White
3%
15,900
159
100
Westmoreland
White
17%
6%
1st
Invest
ord
Jun
27%
25
:
Ry 7%
rets
pfd
Ltd
Western
2%
2
%
_1.25
4.40%
5% Mar
111% Mar
100
3%
5
Manufacturing
Jan
Oct
1%
27
7
10c
preference
Investors
Wentworth
Sep
4%
105
2 1
1
:
3%
20
1%
17%
1
Inc.
900
108
3%
30
Inc___
common
Co
Knapp
Webster
_1
preferred
Tiernan
Watch
&
105
100
4%
4%
100
Bond
3%
3%
_*
preferred
(issue of Oct
Jan. 1
No.
136
$113
Range Sine*
bold
-
transaction (not Included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
a Odd-lot
transaction
(not
included
in
year's
f Ex-liquidating
range),
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range), r Trans¬
action for cash (not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
tFriday s bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds being traded flat.
SReported in receivership.
w
Aircraft
Wagner
(issue of May 1927)
Bonds
High
136
(City
(20%
1939
♦No
Apr
7%
Oct
4%
17%
Sep
14 %
v'"i""
Waco
Friday's
Oct
5%
136
June-Dec
A7s
Rio
Jun
8%
1947
Sinking fund 3s Jan
Jan
4,000
5
5
May
10%
2
|
Jun
91
10%
10%
1
Co
93
100
1
20c
Corp
Sep
28%
500
32%
4
Petroleum
Syndicate Inc
Vinco Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
Vogt Manufacturing
Silver-Lead
32%
warrants.
Venezuela
Vulcan
83%
6s
-Feb-Aug
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2'/8s 2008
Peru (Republic of)—
V
7% Mar
Oct
6
secured
f
1947
7s
A7s
,
V
Valspar
Munic
AHanover
2% Mar
Sep
Cons
AHanover
Jan
19
4,900
5
Sugar
5
10
28%
2
common
or
Bid & Asked
of) Germany—
redeemed)
-May-Nov
(Prov) 6%s 1949
-Feb-Aug
ALima City (Peru) 6%s stamped 1958
_Mar-£epf
Maranhao stamped (Plan A> 2V»s 2008.. -May-Nov
AMedellin
7s
.June-Dec
stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Apr
11%
Sale Price
36% Aug
Jan
Jan
1% July
55 Va Jan
4,600
Last
Period
A German
4
600
14%
15 %
Week's Rang*
Interest
Exchange
Low
6%
—15
Stock
60% May
4 % Mar
Feb
15%
300
8 34
—25c
Corp
Universal
American
High
2% July
1
Unitronics
26
Friday
Low
46%
30 %
.___1
OCTOBER
BONDS
.—1
States
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Uiah
45%
8
United
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Kange
Par
U
Week's
Last
14,207,000
<
J-'
w
"af
T/ie Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 29, 1956
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Week's'
Par
American
Motors
Corp
American
Tei
Tel
Anaconda
Boston
Boston
&
Boston
RR
Personal
Calumet
Cities
&
Copper
Eastern
Street Ry
Ford
Motor
General
Inc
Kennecott
Coal
Copper
50%
Oct
57
17 %
July
26%
Jan
186
36%
Feb
44
Aug
50
12%
Jan
60%
185
53 Va
Jan
43%
43
43%
Oct
Ford
28%
146
15%
Jan
28%
National
Naw
Service
England
NT
Tel
NY
&
100
47%
Jan
65
44
26
Jan
47
ANN ARBOR
Aug
Aug
Corp
10
9%
8%
150
Oct
11%
H
N
Northern
290
49 % May
60
57%
59%
425
Companies
System
60%
1,353
46%
47%
510
40'/a
4%
4%
208
48 %
49%
124% 131 %
72
37/8 July
34% Jan
—
-
245
17
114%
__
100
—
100
15
7c
16%
17%
132% 133%
15%
15%
132%
100
13%
7c
—
20
100
RR
13%
—
—1
Hi
Mathieson
Chem
5
Pennsylvania RR Co
Reece Folding Machine
Rexall
Drug
Shawmut
Stone
Co
65% Aug
Jan
52% July
Jan
American
Baldwin
Bohn
146% Mar
Metal
Products
Rubber
11%
6c
1,300
2,351
Oct
14%
14c
16% May
128% Sep
14% Oct
206
21
100
Oct
300
99
McLaren
Buell
Die
Consumers
Davidson
Torrington
Union
Co
Twist
United
Drill
Fruit
Co—
Co_
Corp_^
5
Mining
Vermont &
Mass
RR
Westinghouse
Woodley
Electric
Petroleum
Co
5
2
Oct
Ford
128
20% Mar
Jan
31 % May
35 Va
Oct
16%
21
Sep
26%
24%
Jun
363
23%
Jan
27%
Apr
Houdaille Industries
100
20 %
Jan
31%
Sep
Howell Electric
45%
Oct
43%
/
635
41%
Sep
60%
46 %
Oct
69 Va
.
50
163
65 %
125
101
53%.
100
50
13%
Apr
67% Mar
Jun
15
Burger
64%
Aug
Products
Drug
LaSalle
Mar
Brewing
Masco
of Prices
Eagle
Procter
&
Ptg
41
Feb
26
Jun
45
Aug
14
26%
740
94%
94%
94%
15
10
93%
48%
48%
Sep
48*4
50
-50
37%
Jan
8o%
85%
86*4
270
Oct
816
4 '/a
July
4374
4374
10
36%
56%.
56*4
60
47
Feb
19 %
19%
52
18
Apr
208
4374
Jan
%
24
40%
Feb
4774
48 74
833
37
37
43%
53 Va
—
(new)
2
48
1
_
_~
24
_
—
—
__25
^—
-50
Oil
—
_
—
70'4
'
167
_
6%
29
10
7274
233
163*4
526
613
388
Steel
.
_
Services
Columbia Gas
Power
&
Light
_
_.
__
.
165 %
~
62 74
Wayne
20
70
101
50
3
17
17'/a
217
30%
30 74
30
—
46%
Lorrillard
(P)
_
5
__
3
*
_
20
10
National Dairy
National Lead
N
Y
Central
Ohio
—
Edison
Pennsylvania
Pepsi-Cola
•'
Jan
Phillips
Pure
Petroleum
60%
Republic Steel
22
62
Sep
74
165%
Southern
Co
Standard
Brands
Apr
Alleghany
77%
Apr
Allied
Artists
Feb
Allied
Oct
Allls-Chalmers
717«
May
Oil (Ind)
Standard Oil (N J)
Standard Oil
—.
Studebaker
20th
Aluminium
47
Feb
66 %
1574
Jan
20
Amerada
U S
Westinghouse
Sep
American
Airlines
Mar
American
Bosch
143% May
53% Jan
Opt>
American Can
68 74
Oct
(Un)
Arma
86%
Jan
Co
71% July
15% May
17%
Aug
American
2 J 7a
34%
Apr
American
59%
55%
Jun
Jan
Sep
40
45
190%
Jan
49 74
Aug
potash
&
Oct
236 '/4
3674
50
Apr
34
Jan
American
50
30 74
37% Mar
American
59 74
July
Sep
4174
33
50
52 74
May
61
Anaconda
Rights
&
Apr
32 Vz Jan
21% Sep
30% Oct
41%
32
Sep
Oct
Mar
,42 74
Apr
II %
Feb
21%
Apr
40%
Jan
57 74
Apr
185
24%
Oct
26%
1174
12%
1,070
8
Jan
1474
3%
374
Oct
10%
Y
2
4
10%
2%
450
390
10
May
2
7
Oct
300
143/a
3%
Apr
Apr
Mar
jan
Jan
30%
30%
215
2774
Feb
37
~97/a
974
10%
1,871
33/4
Jan
10%
23%
23 74
2874 Mar
Apr
Oct
23%
200
21%
5%
574
1,491
474
Sep
Apr
53/a
—
—
15
53/a
309
53/8
Oct
10%
288
13%
Feb
163/j Mar
15
15
1%
&
Tel
1
(Un)
5
4
(Un)
•
46
53
Jan
157
40
May
49% Mar
1474
125
14'/a
Feb
3674
35
33%
Jun
Co
75
29%
Jan
3674
31%
Viscose
Apr
50
17
Oct
20%
Jan
(Un)
25
50
Atlantic
Aug
5,150
86
3%
•
3%
8%
210
31%
0
—
—
—
32%
1,609
10
alOl
50
306
a20
20
23%
24%
a40% a41%
42 %
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bandini
Manufacturing Corp
Warrants
a33 74
703/4
412
63 4
Feb
76 74
Apr
1174
11%
700
11 4
Jun
13%
Jun
6
—
__
(Un)
3
47%
Jan
50%
20
49%
Jan
55%
Aug
Bankline
23%
19 Va
6
22%
Feb
28
Apr
Barker Bros
19
20
19
Oct
49%
175
26 % May
48%
Oct
Basin
38
Jan
55% July
51% Apr
(Un)
13
Barnhart-Morrow
48%
Oct
Petroleum
Oil
Oil
Co
of
Bell
55%
Bendix
Sep
Aircraft
30%
10
58 %
59
40
30
567b
foep
Oct
47%
1 8 /a
5274
53
220
50
Jan
57% Mar
167% 169%
2.262
165
Bishop
Black
547/a
55%
103
20%
20%
20
19 %
Jan
39%
50
37'/a
57
Sep
43%
Jan
57
7
54%
48%
Jan
53%
6 4 Va
54%
51%
358
Aug
50%
Feb
62% July
5%
5%
25
25%
25%
15
10
51%
25%
39%
112% 113%
68%
52%
68
-
68%
52%
53
65
45
70
115
51%
Sep
Mar
47%
Jan
5%
Oct
Blue
Bolsa
25% May
132 Va July
51%
71
Feb
-51% May
70 Va
May
Oct
a33%
a34
264
76
420
33^a Sep
51%
76
6 7 74
Jan
85% Mar
Feb
66% Aug
% M«r
66 "Mar
Chica
58%
58%
$10,200
53
Mar
59%
Feb
Oil
Bond Stores Inc
a6%
50
16%
16%
237
15 4
Jan
19%
335
26-4
Sep
40%
280
37%
Jan
9 %
1,110
4074
Corp__
(Un)
Budd
Co
Fin
5%
(Un)
(Un)
/8
5 4
8% Aug
Oct
Sep
7*4
374
Oct
12%
Jun
15%
Jan
3%
Jan
874
Apr
8%
Feb
3% Opt
2,365
21c
100
6 4
Oct
332
13 /a
Oct
16
Sep
21c
21c
1,000
21c
Oct
70c
Feb
12%
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American Tel
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American Cyanamid Co
American Electronics
American Motors Corp
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Oct
4474
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10
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2%
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83/4 Aug
3% Aug
24 74
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2
3% Mar
29%
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115
258
Sep
Mar
44
1
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15%
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37
7
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25
(Ohio)
Jan
31
16%
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27
900
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Feb
1%
4174
24
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Jan
17
3
Sinclair
4
13
Jan
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Angeles Stock Exchange
Juneau
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3674
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10
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Oct
20
1
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Alaska
14%
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46
5
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6%
195
19%
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59%
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33%
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1
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Apr
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85% Mar
59%
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Jan
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40
Oct
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84
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International Harvester
International Tel & Tel
May
4
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4174
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54 74
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Jan
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Oct
1
55% July
84%
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10
37%
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—
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2474
3774
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Unlisted
17%
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Rockwell Spring & Axle
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Sheller Manufacturing common
Apr
21
24%
8.50
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Sep
17%
4
1
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32% May
Oct
common
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Jan
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27
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10
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27
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30
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Art
36
Feb
2
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Jan
Jun
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160
4674
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34
861
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2,151
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86
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Cincinnati
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Apr
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3
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National
29 34
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1,255
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Leonard
Oct
—20
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4% preferred
18%
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2
Motors
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Jan
66
56
5
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114% Mar
51% May
735
64%
Jan
Sep
56%
45
13%
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Apr
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216
55% Mar
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American Laundry
474
7474
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Baldwin
24
26%
1.66%
—
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Oct
I
31%
5
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Lamp
Hastings Manufacturing
Motor
Sale Price
17%
2,050
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17%
1
2,029
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STOCKS
144
274
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10
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—
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28% Apr
3% May
10% July
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Feb
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1
171
662
May
14%
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25
200
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260
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24
2
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&
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17% Aug
147 % Aug
28% Jan
112
Apr
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Manufacturing
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Apr
May
for Week
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Low
2
_————.———1
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5
Aluminum
Sales
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54% .Aug
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53
23%
—-2
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Week's
Last
Sale Price
23%
—
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stocks
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63% Mar
59
51% May
52 Va Jan
—
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Jan
—
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Buila'tng
Feb
52
—
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Oct
63
8%
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1
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Racing
Stock
Midwest Stock
Telephone: WOodward 2-5525
Apr
72% July
68 % Mar
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Narragansett
American
16%
39 74
57% Mar
51%
—
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Jan
19 74
13
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Island
|
155
63
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52%
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York
New
Feb
87% Mar
28%
100
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Oct
187
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100
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136%
43%
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7
38 %
10
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Jan
58%
__
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Oct
65%
13
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411
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Oct
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5
137
50%
18%
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Eastern Gas
51%
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Properties
Hecla
Service
com
137
__
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70
74%
100
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Low
574
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Number
5581
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
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Friday
STOCKS
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12
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100
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Oct
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43 % Mar
Oceanic
Mar
Ohio
39%
Feb
54 Va July
Pacific
13%
Jun
16%
Oct
Pacific
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Oct
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Jan
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26%
Jan
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40% Sep
30
35%
Apr
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Pan
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Emerson
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Fedders-Quigan Corp
Flintkote
Co
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87 %
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Jun
95%
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5%
575
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10
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5,200
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13
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Pullman
Inc
Apr
Pure
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2.50
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14%
Jan
Jun
12%
Apr
50
32
Oct
41% May
21%
Sep
28%
Jan
Relter
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Sep
39%
Apr
Republic
45%
Oct
50
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General
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common
General
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Corp
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Motors
General
Paint
General
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20%
38
84
40
Jan
26
57
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Oct
132
Feb
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550
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Oct
173
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Oct
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111%
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141
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263
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Jun
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Sep
50
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Jun
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176
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Merchants
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53
10
51
Sep
51 Va
80
14%
Sep
(Un)
2,300
Oct
3 Va
225
64%
Oct
72%
109
7%
Sep
12
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28 %
2
23
633
53%
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Oil
300
17%
Oct
22
July
63
Oct
72
May
Apr
Oct
50% Mar
33
Oct
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35
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44% May
19
28%
53 Va
Oct
19
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Oct
2
;
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Zellerbach
Jan
24 Vh
a20% a20%
45%
22%
——
39 %
126
100
1
Oct
a45
100
Oil Co (Del) (Un)_______5
Products Ref Co (Un)
10
35
a43%
256
■
446
1
(Un)
48 Va
„
35%
Co
48%
.■
Continental
vCrown
6% Mar
Jan
Apr
35
__
27% July
29% Oct
45
*
Continental Copper & Steel com
Continental Motors (Un)
"Crestmont
17%
39%
10c
50 %
Feb
20
Consolidated Electrodyn;____
Power (Un)____
Continental Can Co
(Un)
Consumers
Corn
190
43% July
Sep
Jun
Mar
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Coiisol
N
Supply
National
32% Aug
32 % Aug
236
Oct
45
24%
21
Mining & Chem
Jun
5,000
39 y«
125
22
Central
22%
39c
100
491
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50
Idria
23%
17 Va
a24% a24%
504
York
92
33 Vh
Aug
50 Va Mar
27%
New
114
25c
36%
Oct
27%
New
Jan
17%
Jun
37
a44%
1
Jan
28 Va
17Vh
Jan
30%
550
31%
5
Aug
195
17
36 Vh
High
Sep
a40% a41fh
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10
70 %
74%
17
36%
—*
(Un)
85
&28Vb a28%
—
80
5
(Un)
57
Feb
39 Vh
of
New
64%
1
Edison
National
38% Aug
220
1
(Un)
67ya July
25"% Jan
Sep
Oct
30
a32% a32%
(Un)
Gypsum
4%
30
a32%
Lines-
Apr
525
25
Co
City
Distillers
Aug
Jan
28%
(Un)
60 V* May
145
199
3
Co
National
5
<
■
*
(Un)
Edison
Biscuit
National
18
Jan
Util
National
36%
1,243
58% a60%
4%
54%
•
Low
a29
(Un)
Aug
2%
a28% a28%
„
Consolidated Chollar Mining
Commonwealth
14
Jan
Inc
National
4% Mar
Sen
Ranee Slnee Kan. 1
High
a28%
Sep
Motorola
20% Mar
a68 a68%
•
2%
.
Oct
Jan
86%
Jan
14%
150
''V.
90
2 %
,
57 V4
180
3%
75
•
Syst class A
Class B
122
14 V2
138
*
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Montgomery Ward & Co
a37% a38%
75%
(Un)
Montana-Dakota
al9% al9%
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a59%
1
Co
July
July
a67% a68Vh
10
(Unj
Corp
Molbydenum
37
17%
Low
a28%
2
60
Sep
11% May
Ska too
10
Chemical
53%
J.*.
;
25
Service
Ciimax
Monsanto
for Week
ef Prices
10
31% July
1%
a37%
(Un)
55
100
Jw'
•
Util
Mississippi River Fuel
'
(Un>_»
RR
21S Sep
11%
25
Chrysler Corp
MS July
Southern
Sale*
Barge
Par
Middle
APr
36 Va Mar
3%
/-V
813
31% May
14%
-—;y;
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High
Feb
Week's
Last
Bale Prioe
63
12 Va
a89% a90%
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Chesapeake & Ohio RR
Clary
141/2
i
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12%
5%
100
2
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Low
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10
;
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—
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(Un)
Corp
•Cnarter
33%
33%
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.
(Unj.
Tractor
Corp
10
1
(Un)
Co
Caterpillar
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26
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High
_J
OCTOBER
Range Since Jen. 1
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_25
(Un)__
Capital Airlines Inc
Carrier
<Uo>
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
__2
KR
Pacmc
WEEK
for Week
Par
Canadian Atlantic Oils
FOR
Sales
Range
of Prices
SalePiice
—
1
(Un)
•
(Un)
10
__
—
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43% Mar
85%
7
Sep
Jan
6%
Jan
%
Oct
54% Mar
May
33% Aug
37
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(1826)
Monday, October 29, 1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Range
of Pricea
U
S
U
S
Rubber
U
S
Steel Corp.
Plywood
|_——16%
Corp
,
36%
227
36
Oct
51% July
45
49%
Sep
59
Mar
68%
1.609
51%
Feb
70
Sep
56
—
57%
641
68
July
Griesedieck
Oil
Gulf
Heileman
Jan
42
Mar
51%
Apr
Hein
Werner
11
25%
Oct
38%
Jan
Hertz
Corp
Union
2.50
10
(Un)
Teleg
Westinghouse•■■'Air Brake (Un)—
Westinghouse Electric (Un;
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)™,
Willlston. Basin Oil
Wilson & Co
Woolworth
33%
Bartlett
Spencer
600
Oct
22% Mar
Houdaille
30
890
29
Jan
36% July
Howard
52
%
52%
750
51 Tb
Jun
65% Mar
Hupp
59
%
60
300
46%
Feb
61"%
21c
2,700
21c
Oct
39c
Jan
Illinois
Brick
Jan
16% May
Illinois
Central
60
18%
14 %
126
44% a45%
135
44%
175
46
.*
100% 100%
135
14%
a
13%
86%
50
Mar
Indiana
Aug
Sep
Inland
105
Feb
Inc
Steel
Midwest Stock
compilation of the
Interlace
of Prices
Co
Allied
40
33
88 %
Mineral
Chalmers
American
16%
16%
200
15%
Oct
7%
8%
850
7%
Sep
1014 Mar
35%
34%
37
3,050
32
July
48%
48%
100
33
Jun
48%
31%
31%
32%
1.000
31%
Oct
37
Theatres
Can
American
Machine
American
&
American
Rad
Stand
American
Tel
&
& Tel
Rights
23%
1.300
21%
Oct
2.8%
24%
900
23%
Oct
32% May
American
5
(Un)
San
100
Viscose
Warrants
Atlantic Refining Co
Automatic
Washer
5
Inc
13 %
40%
40%
~5%
5 Vz
Jan
100
35%
Jan
%
Oct
3,200
5',8
Sep
47 V4
9%
Jail
Sep
Jan
600
24%
Jan
4% July
34'% Aug
200
1 % \
2%
49
Jun
62%
2%
Feb
1%
500
143%
Jun
169%
28%
50
20 %
Jan
■A 29%
Sep
1.100
38%
Jan
50%
Apr
2
;
10
54
29
%
1
25
_•
46%
Sep
21%
200
20%
Oct
27
Va
Jail
24 %
100
22%
Sep
30%
Feb
13%
100
12%
Feb
16 Va
300
31'/a
Jun
36% Mar
4%
g;ooo
4%
Feb
700
51%
Oct
61% Aug
14%
200
14 Va
Oct
21
2%
700
29%
11%
11%
68
y4
Consolidated
Consumers
Power
Container
Corp
Merritt
Mississippi
Missouri
1% Mar
Montgomery
Morris
Mount
Detroit
Edison
Muskegon
22%
Oct
27'%
Aug
Oct
65%
Mont
Laboratories
Du
Pont
National
Air
Eastman
de
Inc.—
Co
(Un)
Ford
Fox
De- Luxe
Fruehauf
North
Box
General
Pacific
States
(Minnesota)
Northwest
General
Electric
Corp
Foods
General
Motors Corp
General
Telephone
Gerber
200
3%
600
9%
Aug
60 V4 May
85'%
Jan
55%
72% July
52 Vb Mar
Jan
Jan
May
40
98%
43
32%
17
17
17%
3,700
15 %
May
39%
39
%
40
6,500
39%
Oct
29%
29 %
32
2,500
25% May
48%
48 %
300
47% July
22%
22 s a
200
21%
34'%
34 Va
300
34%
Gillette
(The)
Glidden Go
Goodyear
Oossard
Granite
Co
Feb
July
Apr
(W H)
Rubbe~r~~Co
11
400
7%
Jan
14
900
26%
Jan
40%
May
Sep
Dredge &
Oil
Lakes
Greyhound Corp
For
Oct
34%
34%
34%
34%
700
33%
Jun
55%.
57
350
38
Jan
66
May
70%
71%
700
57%
Jan
82 %
July
Chemical(Un)
footnotes
see
page
8
300
a
34%
Feb
5%
5%
29%
300
29%
300
33%
Feb
39
40 1
a
500
32
Apr
42
59„%
400
47 "2
Feb
70% July
29%
•
36%
29%
400
24%
Feb
34%
Glass
Coal
Co
18%
18 Va
18%
Jun
23 Va
15
15
100
15
Sep
23
Mar
11%
11%
11'%
250
11
Jan
14
Jan
28%
28 3
27%
■
300
3.400
6
Va Aug
200
62
Sep
74%
Jun
32 Va
100
30% May
35%
Aug
61
67
250
46
18
18
100
16
Pfizer
(Charles)
Phelps Dodge
61
Philco
Phillips
Co
(The)
2% July
Pure
Oil
Rexall
Co
Reynolds
100
36%
1,400
36
Oct
51
40 7
40%
41
%
1,300
39 Va
Oct
46%
42 Va
42%
400
40%
Oct
46% July
44%
44 %
100
42
Jun
50 Va
«
42%
—
■
Rockwell
St
Louis
St
Louis
3%
Aug
4%
Feb
200
8
Jan
11% July
Feb
32%
3
Va
8%
10%
31
31
100
20 "a
5
27%
28 %
400
21
Feb
29%
43%
44 %
300
43%
Oct
61
106'/a 107'a
200
77
Feb
,
—
Public
500
33
Sep
14%
3°S
11%
Feb
17'
4
May
41%
900
36
Jun
47%
Jan
36
4
13%
13%
36%
40
40%
600
40
Oct
49%
35%
35%
1,300
34
Jan
42
18 Va
18%
6.400
16
May
38'/a
39%
300
35%
Oct
44
Apr
17
l7»/4
1.400
16%
Oct
18 %
Aug
75 Va May
5
__
Airways
68%
21%
69
1,150
65
Jan
.—
21%
1,200
19
July
50
50
200
49'%
36%
37'/8
400
34
27%
27%
100
23'%
Jan
28% July
52%
53%
600
'51 Va
Jan
900
64%
Oct
61% Aug
67% Oct
17%
100
16%
Jan
21 Va Mar
12%
2,400
9%
Apr
14%
834
2,200
5%
Apr
10 %
12%
23%
19%
50'%
65%
20%
49%
7%
100
12%
Oct
18
Mar
1,400
21%
Aug
28
Mar
26 Va May
--
—
—
—
67%
(Un)—1
66'|1a 67%
17%
12 %
—
12%
5
8
—
12%
23%
.18%
49%
63%
20
48%
7%
•
37
37
40
39%
5
—
33 Va
•
37%
37
5
—
53',2
10
50
33Vac
—
23%
19
1
(Un)
—
12.50
.3
—
5
—
__
_1
—
Indiana
(Un)_
37'
40
Saneamo,- Electric
Scheriley Industries
Schwitzer Corp
89%
89 %
100
76 %
Feb
26 y4
Jan
7
May
52 %
May
245
Jun
Shell
9
Jan
Signode
Oil
3
Co
&
Co
25%
20%
66 3
a
-7.50
...
Steel Strapping
63% Mar
_——__1
5
Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
400
17
Jun
20%
Jan
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
750
4%
64%
,
200
Sears Roebuck
(Un)
14
% ' Apr
17'%
Sep
South
1.700
3%
Jan
6% Mav
Bend
Southern
1,900
25%
Oct
31'%
200
60%
Oct
70
Mar
Sperry Rand Corp
900
2'/a
Jan
3
May
Spiegel
14%
Sep
17% Mar
Square
Aug
Southern
15
Pacific
Co
1834
Oct
37%
Feb
50 %
300
54%
Jan
74% Mar
300
18%
Oct
36 % Mar
700
48%
Oct
55
6%
Feb
50
2%
2%
14%
14%
100
71 'a
71%
71%
400
58 %
Jan
79 Mj
Aug
Standard
Brands
Inc
60',«
59%
60%
1,600
52%
Jan
65%-Aug
Standard
Oil
40
1,100
31
May
35% Mar
800
37
Oct
50 Vb Mar
100
13
Va July
19% Mar
700
43
500
5
46
45%
44%
Oct
of
5
3
500
Oil
of
8,900
40 v4 May
50% July
49 Vb Mar
Standard
47 %
Standard
Oil
(N
40%
100
38
45Va
Standard Oil Co
47
47
100
46%
Oct
52 ys
Sep
Standard
47%
78
46%
45%
40%
46%
in
47%
300
40 Va
Jan
54%
Aug
Stewart-Warner
35''a
200
34
Oct
41
Mar
Stone
76%
78
300
Jan
60%
Jan
Apr
24 Va
May
200
10%
Jan
13 Va
Jan
200
27%
Feb
36Tb
Apr
•59 %
59%
2
53% July
59%
11%
11%
2,000
11%
SeD
49 Va
31%
18%
27
31%
76%
29 Va
59%
100
41%
Jan
60
July
100
30
Jan
37
May
J)
17%
250
16%
Oct
52 %
1,000
37 %
Jun
52 Va
26
100
19%
Jan
30'/4
30%
30%
1,050
29% Aug
30% Oct
1 %
1%
200
1%
Jan
2% May
14%
14%
1,400
14%
Feb
17y2 May
Oct
18%
—
„
30%
30%
76 Va
29%
75%
28%
58%
58%
,54%
55%
9%
400
49
400
14%
Aug
Feb
Sep
22% Mar.
18%
Jun
30
May
29% May
36% Jan
200
68%
Jan
700
21%
Feb
34 % Mar
1,100
55%
Jan
72
400
49%
Sep
60 Va
200
25%
Apr
30
Oct
300
19%
Jan
23
Mar
1,400
47 V8
Oct
58% Mar
690
28% July
29 Va Apr
18%
6O0
150
1,200
55%
.
99 Va
Aug
May
Jun
27
24%
Mayj
23%
24
900
23 Va
Oct
13%
28%
200
13% May
100
23%
Oct
28%
Oct
39Va
200
37%
Sep
43%
Jan
47%
300
45%
Oct
58
July
57%
53%
51'%
15
58%
—
20%
48%
39%
47%
—
30
13%
28%
54'%
58%
54%
51%
15 Vb
35
16
15%
14%
33%
15%
15 Vs "
35
15Tb
10
Sep
10% July
57% May
28 Va Mar
27
•
__
1
55%
Oct
20%
47%
—
1
Feb
Feb
29
47%
5
Corp
Sunbeam Corp
17
50%
26
—
7
10
Corp
49'/a
31 %
18%
26%
—
25
(Un)
(Ohio)
Railway Equipment
Container
11%
24
—*
Apr
1,150
27
2
5
July
H
—
*
(Uni
Storkline Furniture
17
Jan
ii
(w
Indiana
80% Aug
18% May
26
25
I
Inc common
D Co new com
57'/a
30%
1
California
g
3
July
7% Aug
36% May
37% Jan
700.
25%
50c
(Un)_.j
Oct
11
30 Va
;
—
;—*
(Un)
Public Service
Jun
25%
30 Vb
5
Works
(Un)
Jun
16 Vb
5
Lathe
Co
Apr
53%
97a
53%
53%
—10
—-1.40
—1
Co
Feb
Aug
9%
52%
__
5
Apr
24 %
57
46%
53
25%
*
12
class- A
Jan
300
1,500
4
33 Ve
38%
Oct
16 Vs
__
—_5
5
Regis Paper Co
Jan
Sep
Mar
20% Mar
—
5
Stockyards
9%
Sep
18%
—..6.25
Service
57 Va
37
35%
7.50
?
Corp
Axle
235%
Aug
5
^
Feb
Oct
Apr
123 %
10
;_10
;
Oct
Aug
40
36 3
.
5
Co
National
Apr
600
Co
&
Apr
sy8
8%
Paper
Spring
Mar
3'% '
"3%
—10
2.50
Tobacco cl B (Up)—10
J)
Bros
Raisin
.
Feb
__
(Un)
(R
Richman
Jan
2%
36 Va
Jan
(Un)
Drug
Apr
3 Va
2%
36%
—12
Co
of
29
11 Vb
;__.
______
Co
70 % July
Oct
Oct
(Un)
Corp (Un)
Petroleum
Potter
Jan
%
1
Co
&
Corp
Sep
20
8% Mar
10%
common——;
5%
300
Jan
500
6%
66 3 a
32 Va
■
4
64
+T.'0~-
—5
Corp
43%
1,300
32 %
Oct
Jan
66 Va
'
8%
193%
8%
Sep
Aug
200
common
100
239
July
15
•
500
8%
Sep
40% July
10 Va
_.
_
Gas
400
239
9
Apr
Jan
Co
Chemical
50 %
Aug
99'% July
5'/a Mar
3% May
6% Apr
5
10 Va
-
48a
193% 196
50 %
16
1
45.
4%
10 Va
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
St
IH»
Dock
&
July
35% Mar
?
Great
Mar
71
Oct
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
25%
i~2~5n
Stores
18
Jan
Oct
...
23
1,000
,
Great Lakes
Sep
Co—
42 % Mar
26'%
V
City Steel Co
Gray Drug
14%
38%
%
_
Oct
Sep
Mar
26
300
1,000
a
5
common
Oct
38%
17%
I" ~
%
24 Va May
50
14 7
61
Apr
57%
(Unj"III
_
Quaker Oats Co
Radio Corp of America
25%
1n
Co
new
37% July
51% Mar
26
_
&
26
25%
39 Va
.
Public Service
10%
4%
I
_
(Un)
Tire
100
36'/a
■
i__-—10
w
17% Aug
44% Mar
38%
15%
.
26
Aug
27% Aug
1
Co_—
Ry
American World
Penn-Texas
Jun
Jan
1.66%
Products
107a
6 %
(Un)
Illinois
Owens
11% Aug
17%
'
Feb
34 3
:i
Com
Power
35 Va
;
Corp—
10
7%
34' h
♦
(Un)
Natural
Oct
36%
Oct
—I—I—I*
Corp
Oct
100
57
10
;
Co
Co
8%
17%
~~
;
Jan
4 Vb
10%
200
Bancorporation
200
Oct
(Un)IIIIIIIIl
Co__
General
4%
Jan
400
(Un).
new
Gas
Manufacturing
10%
60
~~
Oct
3
4
Warrants
23
Transportation—2.50
Dynamics
Co
Car
Northern
Peabody
88
Corp
General Contract
3%
2.400
14%
—5
Aviation
Northern
Southwestern
American
General
147 % Mar
115
1,200
4 %
7
RR
Illinois
Jail
34%
1
General
Jan
100
3 %
3%
6
(Un)
Mfg
American
Feb
57%
Trailer
&
North American
43% Mar
1 25
Inc
24% July
5 '/a
(Un)
Central
31
lo
Sales
Co
Standard
25%
II _2
Inc
Jan
1
Co
Tile
York
Aug
58 V4
Auto
Beer
21%
—50c
National
Aug
5
Foremost
Dairies
Four-Wheel Drive
500
6%
inc
National
New
18
100
_*
Co
Motor
23%
—2.50
Co_—.
Lead
22%
200
Inc.—IIIH5
Mills of America
23%
Feb
26
1
.
_
National
200
500
10
Eddy Paper Corp
Flour
Aug
7%
Sep
—5
1
common
Cylinder Gas__Distillers Products
200
23%
5
(Un)
Co
Gypsum
900
88
_i
_
Sep
70 Vs
61
5
(Un)
National
19 %
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5
Nemours
Lines
Kodak
Co
National
37%
23
1
(EI)
Eastern
59%
Feb
6%
26
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preferred
Industries
25%
B>
Common
Jan
35
6
10%
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Company
Napco
10%
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43
200
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Ring
Muter
Pan
20
Inc
150
1,000
Jan
5
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Dow Chemical Co
;
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—
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&
&
Olin-Mathieson
61
Apr
Va
—
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Oklahoma
*
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15% Aug
3%
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Co
Piston
Oil
iq
Co
37 Va
Feb
126% 126%
3
Vernon
18%
10%
Jan
13
54
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Fuel
convertible
Ohio
300
37%
29%
300
57%
1
Inc
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250
88
500
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6%
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Ward
(Phillip)
Motorola
Oak
23 %
7
32%
56%
23%
—
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37%
1
Mfg
Chemical
Monsanto
Ohio
62
7
39%
54
1
—
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300
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Oct
1
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141% July
31%
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Jan
108
14
15
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Aug
28
25
Company
Feb
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.
Scott
&
Portland
Mfg
River
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Apr
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700
32%
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July
200
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Jun
Oct
1
(Un)
Brewing
Min
68 %
44%
common-
Jun
9%
39%
4
South Utilities
Middle
Minnesota
13Ta
60%
»
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Brick
Minneapolis
30
25%
400
2
Co.__!
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Metropolitan
1.800
1,000
9%
109% 113%
*
Co
&
38 % Mar
Jan
36%
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—
May
27%
5
Cement
Mickelberry's Food
Aug
58%
100
36
*
(Un)
343
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Co
&
25%
15
Co
Merck
Apr
97
32%
1
Mfg
&
Sep
76%
Co
Packing
Field
Portland
25 %
250
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(Glenn Li
Jan
43%
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of
Marshall
Martin
Medusa
72 % May
34 »/2
pfd series A__25
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Jun
61
100
(Un)
common
Jan
60%
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(when
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Marquette
Sep
Jan
19%
78
9%
8.75
University
4.32')
preferred
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Aug
400
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—
7%
21%
18
1,550
Jun
27
10
Libby McNeil & Libby—
Lindsay Chemical Co common
10 '/b
74'%
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& Co
Jan
Feb
200
36%
33 %c
Co
54 Va
43 To
Ilium
Cement
Gas
Jan
2%
23%
61
5
Commonwealth
Laclede
Leath
7%
93 %
33'%c
com
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Extension
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500
75
Coleman Co Inc
Gas
La
Oct
34
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Light
Copper
4%
1.500
21%
—3.50
Kropp Forge Co
500
1,300
,
60 %
.
Apr
54
%
25
Electric
„_
Aug
2%
62 Vb
5
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Knapp Monarch Co
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1
common
5
a
1% Aug
21%
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Tel
&
&
Northern
33%
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Jan
29 %
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28%
68
Christiana
Chrysler Corp
100
2
1
*
_
40%
14%
371 a
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Jan
53%
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17 Vb
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preferred
21%
Aug
33 %
4%
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Jun
13
24 %
50c
Products
25a
17%
700
13%
10
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Jun
400
21
5
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of America
1%
18%
14%
2
40%
25
—
500
18%
14%
15
—
Oct
14 Va
5
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133
600
Apr
Oct
200
47 %
-l
18 % July
47
900
1%
93
7.50
Chemical
&
Power
Kennecott
50c
28 %
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St Paul & Pac
Cleveland
Aug
7%
■
47%
19%
Cudahy
12 %
165% 109%
Chicago & Northwestern Ry com
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Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry—*
Chicago So Shore & So Ben RR—12.50
New
100
47 %
*
Crane
20
33'/a July
15% Aug
28%
(Un)
Columbia
Jan
Oct
57%
Inc
preferred
Mar
15%
25%
31%
1 %
5
(Un)
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May
47,700
1
57'%
___
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago Corp common
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6
1
Certain-Teed
4
23 Va
Oct
„
900
5%
31%
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i
Co_—
common
Service
Jan
Feb
31%
Service-
Cleveland
66%
15%
10
Centlivre Brewing Corp
Central Illinois Public
Cities
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•
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Jan
600
—
convertible
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51
4 %
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Jan
100
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62%
15
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87% Mar
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Feb
Oct
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Jan
53%
62 Vb
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&
Ltd
Laughlin Steel (Un%
Mar
186%
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Canadian
24
Jan
69
4%
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Burlington Industries Inc
Canadian
8%
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28
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1
500
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24
200
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Celanese Corp
Oct
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&
Oct
6 %
77%
26%
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Calumet
Oct
165%
73 %
16%
4
_
Consol Mining Co
Burton-Dixie
18%
3.000
34 %
27 %
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1,100
13,400
16
16%
—
Bendix Aviation Corp
Foote
Sep
19%
613
361
Feb
5%
,
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Power
Monroe
—
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700
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Feb
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Apr
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6
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34 %
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48%
Jan
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73 %
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Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
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Oct
61
200
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25
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40
200
34
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900
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10
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.
1
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Benguet
45 Va
1
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American
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Jan
7%
10
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Apr
Aug
Broadcasting
Paramount
American
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45 %
35%
38'4
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American
High
Oct
29% May
800
1,100
5
20'
Mfg
403a May
Oct
20'a
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Paper
Alum
Kansas
21 %
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Corp
Paper
Allis
Range Since Jan. 1
Lotv
39 %
33%
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Allied
Kaiser
High
39%
1
Aluminum
13% Mar
Oct
19
20
1
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5
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33
20
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100
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Exchange
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Friday
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300
4%
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Co_—
International
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Feb
3,300
12 %
1%
10
International Shoe Co
Acme
26%
19%
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17%
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Steel
International
Abbott
Aug
19
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STOCKS
Jan
41%
39
53%
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59 %
Oct
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Industries
Industries
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Jan
146% July
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11
Oct
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12
19%
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200
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63
600
10
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10
—
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Worthington Corp (Un)
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High
——.
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(F W)
Low
25
29%
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Last
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WEEK
FOR
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—
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Jan
48%
Jan
65
Aug
1,200
50 V4
Jan
62%
Apr
300
47%
Jan
71 Va
200
12% May
700
30%
1.100
May
15% Aug
Oct
39 Va
400
14%
Jan
19 7s May
100
12
Qct
22
Apr
Jan
5%
44%
5%
44%
5%
45%
2,600
10%
Feb
1
400
32
Feb
50
Aug
Sundstrand Machine Tool
5
25%
24%
25%
1,500
24
Oct
29%
Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
1
25Tb
25%
44
49%
1,200
22%
1,200
42 Va
Oct
50
200
42 Va
Feb
54% May
Studebaker-Packard
Swift
&
Sylvania
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10
;
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Electric Products
1
25
(Un)
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25 Va
42 Vb
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—
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5%
Oct
Jan
Jan
30 Vb July
July
Volume
Number 5581
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Financial Chronicle
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RANGE?
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
Texas
Co
(The)
Corporation
Thor
OCTOBER
ENDED
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of Prices
Shares
San Francisco Stock
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High
58
Low
59 V*
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Week's
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Last
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for Week
of Prices
Shares
stocks
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Sep
Power
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Sale Price
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Par
Co
;
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Trav-ler Radio
Corp
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Union
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Union
Oil
United
Air Lines
S
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U S
Steel
Dorn
Webcor
300
25
Feb
28% July
500
21%
Jan
29
Apr
100
60 %
Aug
63%
Jan
400
103'/a
Jan
61'
2
1,100
26 'A
Sep
30
Jan
57%
200
52 V,
Jan
64%
Sep
39 V2
200
36 Va
Feb
43% Mar
Public
Woolworth
(F
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67/a
10,924
410
a33% a33%
12
33%
14
Apr
19
Jan
29%
Sep
32%
Feb
9%
Oct
18%
Oct
Tel
&
15
Mar
28%
10
17
Jan
241/2
200
200
21% May
441/2 Oct
200
12%
Oct
100
84
Feb
Fuel
Ashland
Oct
19V8
Feb
Mar
Oct
(The)
Arkansas
Armour
13
2,100
Anaconda
Armco
500
,
Viscose
Steel
(Un)
Corp
Oil
Refin
&
Atok-Big
16
Avco
Mfg
86%
501/4
100
Arundel Corp
167 V,
50
51V8
6A
7
86 %
Oct
7%
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170
24%
Feb
30%
27
May
301/2
12
Jun
3
11
11%
100
733
15% Mar
Calaveras
17% May
21%
Jan
California Ink
35%
Oct
43%
Jan
California
Jun
87'A
Jan
Canada
91/4
Sep
Canadian Atlantic
8
74
76'A
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15
common
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Jun
47
32%
Jan
38% July
32'/4
Jan
44
Sep
74
May
85 %
Jan
44
Oct
47
Jun
23%
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14%
of
51% May
16% May
20% Mar
26
28%
Jun
3,406
40
May
190
23
Jun
Jun
34% Mar
Jun
24'A Mar
14%
30
13%
Jan
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39%
443
31%
Apr
42'A
Sep
30
540
24%
Feb
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55
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Feb
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Oct
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Feb
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150
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Jan
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Feb
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28
Sep
31%
32%
Apr
Jan
37% May
Oct
75% May
Jan
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24%
Oct
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Aug
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Mar
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Jun
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37% May
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Oct
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Jun
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Jan
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100
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38
3
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Aug
36% July
Jan
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May
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43
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194
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18%
140
Apr
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16'A Feb
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Oct
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Jan
Jan
Aug
98
May
41% May
50
Oct
171/4
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141/2
Oct
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Packing Co
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duPont
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32'/2
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43% Mar
Sep
491/8 Mar
Feb
181/2 May
78
35%
Feb
42% July
645
28%
6%
Oct
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Jan
110
97%
Jun
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Aug
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Oct
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50
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18
Apr
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May
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115
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95
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100
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1
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Oct
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28%
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25
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78
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Sep
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41%
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18%
10
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18%
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9%
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5
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—
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Jan
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47
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2
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5,116
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30%
Oct
16%
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Beckman
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RR
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36
86%
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28%
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16
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May
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250
24
10
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73%
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100
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200
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Sep
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100
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Jan
33
73%
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Apr
8%
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Oct
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71'A
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32
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53
47
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115
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37
31% May
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Aug
121 'A
201
10
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Jan
96
100
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37
32 Va
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6
80
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1
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25
Name
Week's
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Sale Price
190
Jun
Aug
94'A Sep
61/4 July
Apr
82
Jan
July
88%
Jan
235
Oct
Sep
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BONDS
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92
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Sep
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238
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23
38%
307
38 Va
Oct
33'A
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175
31%
Oct
42
July
490
51%
Feb
76 'A
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636
52 Va May
22'A
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58%
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—
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23
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52
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10
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466
28
Jan
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153
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10
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Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
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10
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__
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26
26
100
241/2
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27%
18
18%
139
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3
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50
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31
198
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Feb
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29%
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40
1,126
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Oct
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49
Mar
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47
2,197
16
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19
19
230
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May
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417
38'A
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pfd
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39
Jun
May
Feb
Oct
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37
Sep
Aug
July
86
Apr
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Aug
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39
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5%
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Apr
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Jan
May
Jan
Oct
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52
Aug
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75
Jan
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41
Forest
Products-
•
•
92
55
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Oct
105%
F-b
41
42
209
41
Oct
52%
Jan
46%
50
British Columbia Power
footnotes
pfd
pieierred
Bathurst
57o
For
Tel
$2.40 preferred
bu.au
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Tel: HAnover 2-9250
NEW YORK
1,340
Oct
106
Teletype: NYl-1979
22%
50
Bank
30 Broad Street
Va
22
—25
pfd
50
Oct
&
122
preferred
Bank
W. C. Pitfield
4%
117%
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd_
all
Canadian securities.
Orders handled
of Canada
119%
Aug
102% May
Low
111
43 Va
Atlas
on
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
107
»
Ltd
Can
Shares
110
Oct
% Oct
20
_
High
for Week
•
Steel
Aluminium
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
Algoma
Bailey
quotations
Last
Sale Price
Sales
of Prices
Week's
Friday
Exchange
Asbestos
JEhst
26
Funds
Low
35%
FOR
46%
25
46%
Oct
55
Jan
91
13
13
13%
1,325
13
Oct
19 Va
Apr
41 %
40 Va
42 Va
2,022
36%
Jan
50
Aug
Number 5581
184
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1829)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
stocks
Week's
Last
Columbia
British
Telephone
Rights
Products
C&igary
Power
omnaaa
Cement
Iron
Canada
5%
Oct
40
720
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29%
1,890
Oct
37
27
23
536
27
Oct
31
Feb
Royal nank ox Canada.
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33
33 %
395
33
Jun
39%
Apr
St Lawrence Cement class
101
101
95
100
Oct
26 %
27
12%
800
52%
Breweries
—•
common
2514
25
25
Bronze
•
common
28%
51
12 %
53
10
preferred
Canadian
26%
——50
Canadian
$1.25
*
.
1.05
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12
2.420
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26
2,325
25
790
25
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Canadian
$1.75
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43
*
common
series
14%
Chemical
Canadian
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
Industries
—•
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13
Oct
21% Mar
Sep
37
8%
1,400
8
9%
9%
17%
a90
10
Mining
class
Class
Crown
Dominion
Dominion Dairies
5Vo
7 %
Oct
45 % May
Wabasso
6
May
10
10 %
£75
Jan
13
Mar
Weston
29
29
29%
3,358
28
Oct
38
Jan
16%
1,070
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Oct
18%
Sep
4% %
.-
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24
300
14
14%
700
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30
17 %
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Jan
14%
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Apr
18
860
27 %
Jan
226
40
Feb
15 %
300
15
52% Aug
17% Jan
Aug
37%
12%
7%
8
7,545
28
28%
570
27
Oct
42%
Apr
35
35
586
31
Jan
36
Jun
2,535
20
Oct
29%
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21%
17%
Jan
24% Aug
38
1,410
32
Jan
44
13%
*
5,588
4,570
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Jan
18% July
7% May
Aug
9
Jan
20
21
55 %
25
53%
Sep
68
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150
12%
Jun
15%
1.25
300
15%
16%
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230
20%
21
1.00 Aug
13
52
999
19
1.25
24
May
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Apr
Mar
Jan
Oct
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58% July
Oct
28
Mar
35%
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35%
4,195
31%
Jan
41
Aug
2 8'.2
28.%
29%
560
26%
Jun
32
Jan
101
101
101
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112
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5
5
300
5
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7
Feb
46
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47
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Oct
48
1
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5
70
100
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45 Vb
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225
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40
720
38
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29%
28 %
29%
12
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Canada
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28
48
$4.50
$2.25
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new
,56
Apr
Oct
38
Jun
preferred
|
preferred
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Inland
Cement
Abltca
Lumber
&
7%.
International Bronze 6% pfd
Nickel of Canada common
5'Z
preferred
84%
4,224
1,250
100
54%
57
3,947
International
Payer
11%
11 %
64
8.60
54
36%
2,928
10%
Jan
9'
July
13% Aug
Jan
62
Jan
Jun!
Aug
62 %
May
Aug
12% Mar
6
6
6
400
6
Sep
6%
25%
25%
26 %
1,580
25
Oct
29%
Sep
91%
91%
50
91%
Oct
101%
Feb
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a
a48
Jan
a
15
47
Sep
50%
Sep
7 %
60
11%
Feb
14%
Jun
al8
7 %
135
15
Mar
19% Aug
24% Apr
«-
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a24
a24
75
22%
Jan
95%
99%
7,390
78%
Jan
124 124%
315
122%
Oct
131% Mar
105
Oct
142 y2 May
*
International
Petroleum
96%
124%
7.oo
108%
105%
110
1,343
•
common
International
34,%
34%
34 %
1,389
28
Jan
40
290
Apr
285
295
573
190
Feb
295
Oct
Power
international
,
100
.
Utilities
Co
Ltd
Corp
110%
Aug
common.. 5
50%
50
50%
375
38%
Jan
55
5
July
41
40%,
423/4
3,810
27%
Jan
50
Aug
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Canada
Public
l_ta
_AL.ua
i
Laurentide
Lower
St
Ser
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24 %
A
class
21
355
20
10
10%
1,050
19
100
1
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33
32%
33%
2,150
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6 %
6%
5,630
87
87
88%
300
87
930
41%
•
6
100
Frontenac
(Robt)
Class
24%
20%
10
common
Preferred
Mitchell
330
20%
•
19
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson
WToll
Oil
58%
_...
class
A
General
Canadian
Montreal
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Wire
v'"randa
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Flour
Ltd
Claude
Steel
Mills
Div
Per"~ians
Internatl
6 'h
Lambert
Power
Pr*-«
4%,
29
Oct
24
Jan
Jun
11
Mar
July
26 y2
48
Jan
Mar
Oct
9%
Sep
Sep
103%
Corp
Pros
6
of
London
Co
Ltd
MacLaren
Corp
Royal
Northern
Paul
Power
Jan
67% Aug
Premier
34%
150
36
225
105
Oct
a93
Feb
12%
34
Apr
52
Aug
Aug
Jan
66%
Oct
51%
3
24
500
23
45
77
Feb
105
25
22
Jan
26
5
115
Jan
25
Apr
Sep
34%
Rights
Russell
Industries
158
Aug
Jan
Feb
28 V2
May
Aug
Aug
-
May
Trans-Canada
Union
16
Jan
24 %
22
22
680
20%
Jan
20%
20%
20%
400
19
Oct
25
Mar
29%
29%
128
28%
Jan
31
45%
46
95
May
Sep
4.15
550
*
4.00
*
cl
Aug
3.50
SeD
Apr
247/8 Mar
50
Jan
6.50
a7%
a7%
25
5%
Jan
9
Aug
24%
24%
100
24'/a
Oct
28
Apr
10
24%
12 %
1,725
41/2
Jun
12%
Oct
6%
Jun
6
6
40
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1.60
242
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10
33
39%
5,509
23%
250
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32%
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1.20
33
Jan
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Jan
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20
36%
Jan
47
May
32%
150
22
Jan
32%
Oct
80
80
6
70
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15
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5
5
100
5
Feb
90c
Sep
100
80
100
100
Ltd class A—*
7%
7%
100
•
—
Aug
July
231/2
Oct
26%
Apr
95c
112
Mar
36%
Apr
80
Oct
a—
109% May
6
Sep
7%
Oct
8
Apr
1.90
138
Jan
Jan
7%
Oct
8
Jan
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43%
43%
195
41
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43%
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part class B.__l
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55
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61
Apr
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15%
200
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21%
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50
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21%
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34
14%
34
2
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15%
7
Feb
13
Jan
71/2
Jun
21%
Sep
22%
Jun
82
Sep
100
93
Mar
a95
a
6
Oct
100
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14%
30
14% Aug
18
Mar
34
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12
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32
Oct
42
Apr
40
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47%
49
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51/2 May
50
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3.90
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Oct
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43
43
375
42
Oct
52%
Feb
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10
68
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73
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5%
5%
1,600
5%
Oct
10
Sep
1.35
Oct
3.00
Oct
18% May
21%
Feb
1.50
5
Jan
Oct
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43
•
common
Ltd
1.35
2.55
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20
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1,625
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200
12
12
100
127
127
127
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4o5
40
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125
41
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♦
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_—_40
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Amusement
Class
A
United
class
____*
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Breweries
119
375
12% May
15
July
2.855
43
62%
62%
408
53
Feb
70%
Aug
Altex Oils Ltd—
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63
2,356
P0
Jan
-78%
Aug
Ameranium
9->%
93%
25
92
Sep
12%
12 %
170
11%
Feb
48% July
125
12
Aug
1,215
44V2
Apr
85 Va
220
46%
Apr
66
3.00
9
7%
300
7
Jan
8
8
268
8
July
1 25
25
150
20
3.00
3.10
Feb
15
Jaraf
/
7%
8
Aug
Aug
Oct
July
26V2 July
6% Apr
2%
Feb
450
8
Sep
171/2
50
19
Jun
21
Jan
30
1,093
30
July
35
Mar
46
75
Jun
47
Mar
Ltd—_5
30
45
1,850
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al9
^
39%
Jan
May
12%
Jun
78
9
0
Windsor Hotel Ltd
47'%
Sep
a__
56%
al9
(L E)
Canada
Jan
48
12%
Ltd——;
Western
Feb
May
54%
—*
Ltd
Co
Products
Mar
14
73%
*
W'ainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd.l
Waterman
14
145
Oct
73%
B—
class B—
Westeel
Sep
Jun
54%
trust——;___ _______ *
voting
Corporations
11
12
122%
7%
Ltd
Canada
44
100
•
117
12%
Oct
100
14%
Apr
Jan
Feb
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15,600
11c
11c
12c
10,900
14c
16c
7,500
17
475
1
16%
16%
2.20
30c
Oct
Oct
1.51 May
4%c Jan
24c
Jan
21 %c
Jun
9
Jan
3,200
48,900
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Feb
1,000
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Oct
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70c
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85c
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2.40
2.40
500
1
45c
45c
61c
6,300
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Jan
1
1
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Ltd
75c
75c
Apr
Sep
19c
83c
21c
Sep
95c
17c
Apr
Mar
3.30 Aug
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24c
85c
3.70
71c
10 %c
13c
Ltd
Mines
Apr
1
2.25
Oct
Apr
May
20
Aug
1.45 Sep
201/2c
1.05
23c
1.25
18c
4.25
Oct
Jun
Apr
Aug
Jan
July
1.00 Aug
28c
26c
30c
67,600
20c
Mar
48c
1
35c
34c
39c
10,643
34c
Oct
68c
Voting Trust.*
10c
10c
10c
100
10c
Oct
14c
16c
6,500
13VrC
Oct
42c
Feb
Refining
Gold
Aug
22c
24c
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&
Metals
Feb
32c
Oct
10c
1
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15c
Feb
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______—1
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Mining Corp
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Bnuzan
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22c
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8c
500
20,000
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Co
Ltd
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5,500
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1
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*
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Bellechasse
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OH
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Barvallee
32c
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2.25
1
—
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Bandowan
12c
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*
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Mines
Arno
Mines
Corp
Ltd
Ltd
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd
Jun
17%
Corp P'und_T—__-10
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•
of
Gas
117
61
45.
11
3,435
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Trans
12%
62
page
Oct
July
25
18%
878
Corp
preferred
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117
•
see
Apr
Apr
9%
14
14%
Ltd.—___—_____———"
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•
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For footnotes
13%
14%
———
12 %
common
44th
Sep
10
18%
95c
—
Telephone
44%
61 %
West
51% Mar
14%
Co
Jan
148
1.75 July
Sep
18%
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150
a
24
Apr
37
20
124
Ltd.
Mills
Steel
Sangamo
a93 a94 %
a
10
High
70c
Jun
com
part 2nd pfd
southern
44
51 %
25
7%
Paper
Stores
May
27%
25
40
•
Power
Quebec
Apr
855
40
7%
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cum
non
25 %
62
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&
3.50 Mar
15
'
21% Aug
May
3,161
40
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45
55,000
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59
1.30
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pfd
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Quebec
Atlantic
Jan
28%
1.15
Aug
Ltd common
Dairies Ltd
Newfoundland
18
55
LOW
1.20
10%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7
(Walter M)—
Ontario
&
Mount
Oct
•
65
(Alfred)
Power
Moore
15
45
Shares
Low
Oil 4%
pfd
100
Light & Pow Co Ltd com.13.50
Minnesota
1,310
28
for Week
11-
Ltd
;—
•
230
Feb
Aug
...Sales
Range
of Prices
110
Ltd—
Utilities
pfd
Inc
Mexican
15%
55%
Week's
Last
McCoil-Frontenac
15
•
cl
Sec
:
Foundation
4i/2%
11
Transport
Jan
26%
Exchange
100
1%
(Can)
•
preferred
Provincial
Apr
200
& Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Canadian
Jan
L
Canada
22%
35 Va
104
Feb
99
,
2,065
Sep
2,760
com
Advert
Products
Lowney Co Ltd
27
15
;
24 Va
23%
Paints
conv
Sf»o
25
Comnanv
Oct
Sep
Funds
1
Paper Products
Investment
21 %
100
River
Oct
93
8%
Ltd—
Co
Ltd
Power
Interprovincial
555
24
Development
20
10
11%
*
Raptor Co of Can cxass A
22%
»
preferred
°°well
18
15
24
24
•
Standard
Oilcloth
Hendershot
Jan
common
Placer
215
20
a90
10%
Co_
Manufacturing
r»eet
Ford
27 y2
25
*
18y2
20
*
Steel
Eastern
Jun
34%
Jan
8%
Paper Corp Ltd.
Kootenay
23
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*
5
11%
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165
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100
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20
■
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23%
100
5
Preferred
23 %
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common
6
*
Sugar
General
Consolidated
Crain Ltd
2.50 Aug
Products
64
—1
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Neon
11% Mar
all
•
1,582
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18Vz
67 Va
6
*
5
100
__
Jan
*
;
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Marconi
Steel
100
all
Fage-Hersey Tubes
6%
12%
6%
5
Weaving
Mines
35
Chatco
al7
preferred
Ontario
59 %
a
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18% Aug
32% Oct
_le0
preferred
National Drug & Chemical common
Steel Car Corp
National
July
*
15%
Locomotive
Morgan & Co common
4%%
12%
n%
'
23%
8
Canadian Power & Paper Inv Ltd
Catelli Food Products Ltd class A
2.50
B
Mar
Investments Ltd—*
Canadian Ingersol
2.50
Molson Breweries class A_
7%
57%
a
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V-75
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian
22%
B
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24 %
•
class
Power
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com
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Accentance
Law
MacMlllan
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Oct
64
100
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&
Canadian
Pacific
Jamaica
Sep
64
•
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48% May
*
Preferred
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Par
.___
Brown Company
Oct
—25
Int
18%
Jan
>
pfd—i—
cum
35
»
Jan
14
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
An?lo-Nfld
Development Co Ltd
Belding-Corticelli Ltd common
2,030
90
.___10
14
45
Timber
40
50
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pfd
475
•
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55
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Oct
Mar
Mar
Oct
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56
80
104 y2 July
a20y2 a20V2
Bale Price
15% Mar
12%
5
com
preferred
Indust
Oct
a20y2
STOCKS
16% Aug
%
Mar
Feb
99
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Canadian
Feb
57%
55
May
Aug
156
Canadian Stock
Feb
SJJVh
*
12
Oct
common
10
11%
Ltd
Jan
135 Va
*
10%
1
Bank
Jun
5.55
15
_100
1,169
_0
Husky Oil
40V2
100
;
1,039
40
Imperial
1,136
9.20
49
57% Jan
•
preferred
12%
85
44%
(Geo) class A
11 %
•
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44
8.80
135 Va 135 Va
44
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11
•
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55
40
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99
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;
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Howard^ Smith Paper common
99
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Consolidated
41% May
39%
2
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Paper
v
99
Western Leaseholds
Oct
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com
•
4,029
*
35% Aug
48
100
new
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54 V2
66%
July
•
Ltd
44
24% July
53 y2 Aug
53
Oct
17%
15%
Feb
65 Va
Corp
7% Mar
10
29
20%
:
Bakeries
&
11
20%
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17
Jan
53
Mar
55%
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10% Mar
1.25
Corp
Jan
29
65V2
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9.85 Aug
24
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Dynamics
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Jan
8%.July
2014
common
preferred
a
6.00
19% July
,
23%
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common
Lime
2,503
8
com
Ltd
Oli
2,000
21
10
13
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9.85
35
Sec
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Oct
100
-
39% Mar
20
28%
23
54 V4 Mar
45
Oct
Oct
37 Mi
Canadian
Co
General
Gypsum
Oct
485
4,332
15 %
•
General
Great
23
31%
23
32%
21 %
Ltd
Oct
Sep
Jun
9%
Apr
31%
20
Coal
Power
General
Mar
56
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a
Ltd
Players
Co's
o %>
17
Mar
9%
com
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Gatineau
.
Aug
46
Heading Prod class B
Foundation
Frater
15
2814
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&
ruiiious
10
25
20
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Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
Corp
Fold
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47 %
9.50
•
__
Brewery Ltd—
Enamel
Apr
47
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&
Canada
17%
Jan
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;
Electrolux
a
47%
common
&
9%
b
pfd
7%
Cotton
Class
15%
2 50
Sep
•
Bank
Tobacco
Steel
200
Oct
*
Oils
3,211
S
Stores
of
Triad
16
15%
Power.
Canada
Toronto-Dominion
7%
common
Pont
30
7
Chemical common..
On
Jan
29
common
Textile
Bros
Jan
44
951/4 Aug
52y4 Mar
Mar
Sep
565
Dominion Tar &
Docohue
92
41
90
25
Co
31
_romlnlon
Dow
of
Steinbergs Ltd 5V4%
29 %
preferred
Dominion
Canada
Steel
Jan
29 %
35
Stem
Southern
24
United
.____
lUftiidriea
Dominion
175
11% Mar
12% July
31% July
preferred
Dominion Glass
440
49
23% May
Corsets
Ocminiisn
22%
49
Jan
102% July
48
21%
common
Oct
39
49
3,116
pfd
Apr
Oct
Jan
500
21%
27
__
92
64
96
68 Va
11
*
15 %
6%
Aug
Apr
25
•
16
Bridge
18
105
Ltd
25
32%
Aug
18 Va
Sep
45
Co
27
-2
68
Feb
16 V2
39
50
Tuckett
Seagrams
Dome Exploration
56 Va May
12 y2
a48
23
Aug
36% Mar
Distillers
Mar
45
23
Simpsons
Southam
Apr
96
11
a39
23
Feb
21
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Apr
Feb
Aug
a38'/2
__
50
of
*
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Jun
■
50
pfd
2,671
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30%
2
preferred
75
*
3,645
—__
4%
4%%
73
Shirriff-Horsey Ltd
32 3,4
—
common
Williams
32
Zellerbach
Coal
A
B
32%
—
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140
Series
Class
_25
Cork & Seal Co_
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975
Jan
■/
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745
3,499
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21%
16%
3,085
17%
30 V* Mar
bo
4,597
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17
97
*
&
67
14%
17
82V2
20
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65
14%
96
3.421
7
65
•
*
80'/2
28 %
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iu
A
High
Oct
17V2 Mar
30
97
Sherwin
25
1
85
81V2
preferred—10
Ltd
85
74 Va
25%
.
5
•
24%
B
Crown
Lawrence
Oct
17 % Oct
55
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28 %
.
1,070
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8
1,915
__
Low
26
'
7%
7
17%
100
Range Since Jan. 1
High.
al8
__
,_____*
%
Enterprises
Consol
Corbys
Oct
28%
(B J)—
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43
leb
Mar
____;
24%
Railway
Farm
32
B
Shares
25%
—
*
preferred
*
common
Vickers
Cocashutt
Jan
Apr
Apr
105
8%
28
ConiDanies
Petrofina
Canadian
33
bi
58% Aug
33 %
33%
29
9 *74
Locomotive
Oil
Canadian
50
a90
Pacific
_*nauian
V'/V
Jan
Oct
425
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Canadian
Jan
class A
Paper
Class
4Yc
Jan
13%
14'%
*
common
36
28%
———"
Cellulose
&
July
14%
25
Canadian
43
■
Jan
108% Aug
Oct
Rolland
Aug'
Sep
%
27
'
Canadian Canners Ltd—.—_______—_*■
Sep
'
27
2
1.60
May
53%
25
-
25-,
V2
24%
Oct
tor Week
Low
•
60%
33
;
Power
60
27
common
Quebec
28%
10
of Commerce
Mar
32
20
Bank
52
591
100
Steamship
Par
High
Oct
11,662
28%
preferred
43%
33
*
Canadian
916
Sales
Range
of Prices
Bale Prioe
1.ZO
*
com
Low
44%
Week's
Last
1
32
common
Foundries
Range since Jen.
1.05
common—.
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26
32
*
preferred
Canada
OCTOBER
STOCKS
Pigh
43%
;———
Bujiumg
41.30
44
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
25
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
Range
1
1.65
Apr
Apr
Jan
1
118
1.08
1.50
29,800
1.08
Sep
3.80
Apr
1
1.75
1.75
1.75
100
1.70
Oct
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41
s
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN
RANGE
Range
Ltd
Developments
Admiral Oils Ltd
Oil
Canadian
Atlantic
Canadian
OcJlieries
8,200
%
16%
15,275
45c
48c
3,000
14
14%
48 c
*
6.10
Ltd .-—-2
Co
150
10c
1.25
1.300
24 %
1
Mines Ltd—-1
Campbell Chibougamau
Canadian
1.35
%
24
6.40
7%
7%
i
40c
48c
1
48c
48c
67c
Capita1 Lithium Mine^ Ltd
1
Carnegie Mines Ltd——-—.—z.—./—•
Cartier-Malartic Gold Mines Ltd ——1
70c
80 c
22c
28c
Celta
48c
Mining
5.55
Min
Metal
&
&
35c
Oct
11 %
Feb
Aluminium
_..i
1
13c
Gold
Jan
4.85
12%
Oct
15% Mar
40c
Oct
70c
5oc
Se,)
40c
Lake
jardim
5.500
150
27c
35%
35 '4
36%
23c
31c
9%C
11c
3.40
3.80
20c
15c
18c
22,500
1
Ltd,i—
Arcadia
Jan
Arcan
Oct
28c
Feb
Area. Mines
Apr
Argus
Oct
4.75
42c
Mar
Oct
29c
8,000
23c
Oct
65c
Apr
-1.42
Oct
9C
Oct
33c
26
26 %
26 Va
Feb
4.40
voting
Ltd
Kontiki
Zinc
Mines
Gold
Ltd
Min
&
Atlantic
Lithium
Louvicourt
Goldfield
Co
Yellowknife
39c
July
May
30
Mar
Atlin-Ruffner
Aubelle
Aumaclio
Jan
85c
Feb
Aumaque Gold Mines—
Aunor
Gold Mines
Oct
35c
Jan
Auto
11c
13c
17,000
36c
Jan
Avillabona
1.30
17 %
12c
15c
1.10
Sep
Jan
12c
1,500
21 % July
Oct
17V4
10,200
1.05
Oct
11c
800
-
Oct
44c
Jan
70c
500
97c
17%
12c
20
75c
43c
Apr
Aug
18
Feb
24 %
Apr
British
10c
75c
Ltd,—
Oct
24c
Apr
Bailey
Jun
1.95
Oct
_'_,l
15%
15%
100
l
16c
16c
500
16c
21%
307
21
3,700
50c
Oct
*
l
21
21
55c
50c
55c
I
1.05
1.05
7c
7c
2,000
55c
79c
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1
60c
Formaque
Uranium
1
Mines
New
Nipissing
North
Mines
1.40
Okalla
Oils
_,.i
Uranium
Mines
Pato
Petroleums
Cons
Pennbec
Oct
1,70
Oct
80,9-. 5
14c
Mar
4.50
Apr
30c
Oct
Jan
b%
Feb
Banff
95
*
Bank
56c
Aug
Bank
Jan
Bankeno
4.65
Oils
Pitt
Gold
Mining
Portage
Provo
Island
Gas
Quebec
Apr
1.40
Jan
1.74 Mar
Co
Barymin
Mines
Copper
0
5.25
Apr
2.02
Apr
Rayrock
Red
Mines
15c
Beaver
70c
Aug
5.65
Beatty
Bros
Sherritt-Gordon
South
Feb
Bell
2.15
Oct
2.90
11c
100
2.15
36,300
7c
Oct
3.10
200
Feb'
8c
1.000
54c
*
40,700
13%
1.77
3,670
15c,
30c..
Jan
5c
Jan
48c
Jun
Feb
8.50
July
Aug
1.00
Jan
4.85
Apr
Stadacona
Mines
Standard
Steep
Gold
3,25 Aug
12c
July
1.20 Mar
19%
Apr
Rock
Sullivan
Tache
Iron
Cons
Lake
Mines
Ventures
Virginia
Waite
Mineral
Westville
Oil
Mines
For
58c
2.40
Sep
Sep/
1.40
1.7,00
75c
Mai-
15c
35,100
llc
Oct
'36c
5,500
10c
Oct
33c
Mar
62c
20,690
27c
Julv
1.95
Jun
10
13
51
Oct
65c
Oct
25%
Apr
Sep
Sep
17%
41 Va
July
57%
Jan
1.81
Oct
2.65 May
1.65
Jun
4.75 Mar
1.30
1.50
14,500
1.30
Oct
12c
13c
12,000
10 %c
Jan
32c
9.50
10
1,750
9%
Oct
14%
Apr
48c
Oct
7c
9c
75c
83c
23%
23%
1.43
1.46
200
14c 20 Vac
48,100
~1
18c
29,599
6c
Jun
9p,500
.
44c
Feb
23%
Oct
1.46
Oct
13 %c
Feb
500
3.45
1.35
30
2.80
39c
Apr
Apr
Sep
Mar
Jan
Apr
7.35
7Vac
3,000
7c
Oct
16c
15c
3,000
14c
Oct
61c
Apr
29c
32c
4,509
27c
Sep
52c
14c
16c
44,250
13c
Oct
70c
lfic
48.200
14c
Oct
52c
Feb
12%
13
625
12% July
14%
Apr
110
16
16
16
16
%
29%
12c
28
16c
27
22c
1.999
20c
Oct
45c
16
Apr
17%
Feb
34
% Aug
12c
Oct
27c
15,100
10 Vac
4,030
Apr
15
Jan
24%
Oct
21 %C
Jan
10c
13c
21,900
8c
Jan
24c
Apr
40c
39c
45c
19,666
30c
Sep
11c
Sep
10 Vac 12 V2C
14c
13c
16c
34,050
1
2.10
2.05
2.10
1,200
1.98
Oct
13
100
10%
Feb
tic
9 Vac
13,550
9c
Jan
6.60
Jan
72c
Apr
May
42c
92,390
10c
12c
2,000
10c
Aug
15c
9 Vac
25c
6,500
20c
Jun
45c
9c
10c
29.000
9c
Oct
20c
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'
,
1
16V«
32%
2.65
class A—.—1
—
15V4
31%
17,,
33%
2.60
,
2.85
8,005
875
10.460
8.80
25
1.60
Jan
20
Aug
Jan
40
Aug
Feb
45c
47c
3,000
45c
Oct
85c
25c
21c
30c
27,800
19c
Jan
70c
51
1,470
47 V4
Jan
61% Aug
343
68%
Apr
28c
2
c
9,160
53'%
27c
Jut-
28c
Oct
40c
Jan
Oct
51
52
57%--
.58-%
•
Sep
2.33 Apr
30c
40c
10,200
30c
Oct
68c
6.50
6.50
6.50
1.000
6.50
Sep
8.10
62c
Sep
32,700
18c
Sep
61c-
Feb
3,809
lie
Oct
19c
Mar
—1
1.85
1.60
2.07
122,744
Jan
3.25
Apr
.
Co
0%
6%
6%
—1
2.55
2.50
2r80
6,200
34c
37c
1,603
17%
IW2
*
„
*
common,
Com
2.60
1
965
1.25
6V4 May
1.90 Mar
31c
Jun
6.10
6.10
100
6.10
Oct
6.10
18c
Copper
Corp
Ltd
Ltd—
18c
■
1.94
41c
22c
18c
Oct
43c
40 %
40 %
275
35%
Feb
48
1.65
1.95
33,550
1.65
Oct
14
»
14
100
41c
22,000
25
14. j
May
Aug
Mar
46c
7,809
41c
Oct
80c
Apr
6c
6c
7c
20.500
6c
Oct
14%c
Apr
1.02
1.00
1.04
16,050
59c
Jan
1.05
Oct
Ltd—
2Cc
16c
22c
72,000
14 Vac
Feb
see
page
45.
Jan
20%
Jan
Oct
1.10
F'eb
4.25 July
46%
8,364
44%
Oct
51% Mar
2.66
56,200
30c
2.301
29c
Oct
60c
Feb
9c
9 %>c
8,000
9c
Sep
17c
—
1
Mines
Apr
2.60
2.85
21,043
1
Black
Ltd
2.75
pfd
*
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1
lie
Bordulac Mines
Bouscadillac
-1—
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Mines
Class
I td
1
—,1
//
1.65
Jan
9c
July
17c
Feb
10c
Jan
28c
May
12%:c
Oct
43c
1.53
371,166
1.06
Oct
46
210
44 Va
Oct
51
8%c
8%c
Sep
18c Mar
6.00 Jan
1,000
8c
17%
17%
100
17% Mar
10
10
10
100
9% July
7%
7%
7%
6,847
.*
common
.
100
——_/_50
4.55 July^
98c
6%
Jan
3.85
Apr
Apr
July
1.63
Sep
15%
Jan
12%' Apr
Apr
8
90
90
10
90
Jun
.91
Aug
46
46
25
46
Sep
50
July
90
__
Feb
1.06
45 Va
17%
Apr
1
75c
70c
75c
14,640
1
2.80
2.80
3.00
3,700
45%
—
44%
45%
11,130
35
Jan
92
91
92
145
91
Oct
45'/a
Oct
55V4
40
Oct
52,
13 Va
Oct
20
Apr
,
7Gc
2.31
Oct
2.10
Apr
Jan
4.30
Apr
50% Aug
Elec—-
—100
50
Forest
Packers
Products
class
45%
46%
197
50
—
B
1,500
Apr
Jan
July.
50c
3
—
preferred
Columbia
11,025
Jan
1.45
1,203
preferred
preferred
British^ Columbia
14,000
12c
-15c
9c
1.90
14%
1,300
Oil
American
Class
—
9%c
10c
15c
Feb
Oct
1.02
Ltd—
Columbia
British
16,450
2.90
Oct
5.00
Petroleum
4Vz%
87c
Sep
Aug
50c
1.01
.
——
British
5%
75c
96c
3.25
12%
4.80
pfd—
British
-4%%
175
2.30 Mar
1.01
„—
—
Mines
Britalta
12.2G0
Oct
class A_—„—_*
Cordage
Tank
&
5,950
58c
12%
1.75
,1
—4.80
Preferred
Bridge
1.20
__
Mines
Traction
Brazilian
80c
„
:
Petroleums
B
.
1
Bralorne Mines
Bralsaman
1.35
50c
1.05
9c
1
Gold
Brantford
—
3
Uranium—
Bay
Eonville
A
29c
12%
1
class
Hats
/
__
1.15
Mines
1.75
1.97
—1
Mines——
40
40
41
85
*
13%
13 Va
13%
2,020
%
14 %
275
13
13%
640
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__
—
14
*
13%
41
40 %
25
44
43%
British
Columbia
British
Columbia Telephone Co
Rights
—
42Va
Gairdner 8
60 Wall
Aug
12% Mar
17
Mar
16%
Aug
36%
Jan
50% Aug
43%
Oct
52% Mar
1.00
Oct
11,793>
Company Inc.
Canadian A filiate:
Company Limited
Members:
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
CANADIAN
SECURITIES
1.65
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
Gairdner &
Toronto Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Feb
Jan
Mar
2,210
1.20
Power
13
106
4,366
44
1.00
—
Mar
15
45c
Jun
Jan
71c
17'%
"45%
45%
50c
...
3.10 Mar
Ltd
iootnotRs
8
3.40
Apr
103
2.65
Oct
1
Ltd
1.25
90 903
2.25
Feb
&
Sep
1.65 Jan
2.80 Aug
.20,430
Sep
l
__
1.09
12c
Jun
30c
Ltd
4.20 Aug
/—
;
Aug
50c
—
16 Vac May
■
Feb
21
July
——10
May
l
—
3.GO
Apr
2.45 Mar
15
m—.—_10
Mar
Products
Mar
Co——
Oct
20c
*
46c
May
10%
35c
—
74c
Aug
Oct
Oct
20c
Ltd
Apr
12c
11c
Feb
7.25
2,500
,
42c
1
Ltd
Feb
14,110
.
Feb
20c
29c
7.65
7c
14c
14c
_1
Ltd
Feb
14c
,
12c
Aug
700
23,725
__i
Corp
Co
50
50
15c
,15c
Warrants
Brilund
1.43
1.85
j.
Mines
&
335
50 %
30c
1
Mar
12c
1,300
-
Pyrite
Westburue
Sep
3.210
Mines
Wleedon
Oct
4.05
Ltd
Wendell
1.98
21%
Mines
Mining
38c
3.60
Corp
Hill
Amulet
100
5.800
1
Asbestos
Keno
4.50
2.20
50 c
1
Ltd
Lithium
6.50 Mar
2.05
*
Ltd
United
United
20% July
Oct
20 Va
Exploration
Valor
Jan
4.50
1.80
1
Ltd—a.
Mines
41
70c
Gold
12%
11c
1
Ltd
Exploration
340
held
Corp pfd
3.75
Ltd
Tib
1,175
Aug
21c
Bowater
20%
Mines
Trebor
10.350
19
42
Apr
3.25 Aug
65c
18c
Bouzan
1
MineS
Trojan
40c
42
May
July
lie
Feb
l
Tarbell
Mines
35c
18%
1.72
35c
12c
Jan
Ltd
Mines
700
68c
27c
100
1.30
1
Ltd
40,100
40c
18%c
57c
17,900
75c
•
.
2.45
37c
*
Oct
ode
4.50
___*
Mines
Tandem
Tazin
21c
15%
7 %c
Ltd
2.13
•
Uranium
Bicroft
Bidcop
12c
..
Ltd
25 Vac
1
Copper Corp,—
Ltd
Yukon
Bibis
Biltmore
1.81
-
28%
Oct
*
July
15c
1,000
2.10
2.12
55c
—
Jan
10c
35c
1
Mines
Oct
1.95
Ltd
(1944)
Mines
7,000
,
five
Telephone
Feb
1.50
75c
9.75
Ltd
24%
2.20
*
Mining
Bevcon
2.05
10 Vac
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
,—
—
Lumber
Beaver
Belcher
Bethlehem
Oct
38c
_i
Mines
Dufauli
80
Aug
89c
15%
_
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd
25
46,550
1
—
Oct
15c
15%
2
Mines.
25%
10c 12 %c
10 %C
1
Lodge Uranium
Jan
30c
.,1
Ltd,
Gold
Crest
433,390
■
Beaucage
Sep
65c
16c
50c
_1
Ltd
Jan
Apr
Beattie-iJiiquesne
1.35
Smelting Refining
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
Aug
1.98
125
1.35
Ltd-
Oct
26c
12%
54c
12 %
Ltd
Quebec
13%
12%
60c
Mines
79c
Jan
8,700
Corp..
Oil Development
Quebec
Jan
Oct
Oct
——
Petroleums
Jun
2.45
Ltd..___„
Corp
Lithium
53 %
11
51%
12%
80c
1
Mining
Uranium
Bata
9e
8c
Quebec Labrador Develop'mt Co Ltd_,
Quebec
51% Aug
60c
51 Vh
12 %
^—1
Ltd
Metals
Base
Baska
9c
1.40
2.25
Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd
Quebec
Jun
50c
Jan
2,200
2.34
11c
(Cliib)
2.50
—
Electric
11 Vic
13,500
Oct
1.35
Producers
Jan
Mines ^
10,500
Oct
Ltd—-.
Mines
8%c
1
Montreal
of
12c.
27c
Co
Prime
42,800
_/__
—
of Nova SceliSi
21c
90c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Porcupine
18c
—
1.50
•'y
each
for
Columbia
10c
34.250
pfd~
15c
65c
24.590
——
Apr
17%c
7,500
31c
1
Ltd 4% %
3.70
2.65
1.44
1
Mining Corp,,
Permo Gas & Oil
7.40 Mar
Oct
2.56
3.15
;
Oct
2.63
27c
Ltd
adr
Jan
5.60
2.15
150
29
90c
1
Dredging Gold Ltd.:
2.70
1.55
400
70c
3.15
Ltd—__|
Apr
14,569
6,670
27c
Ltd
Feb
Aug
1.50
2.25
75c
90c
Mines
Jan
6.05
Ltd
Boymar
Pacific
Gold
Jun
52%
2.C4
70c
1.30
_
Orenada
28 Va
22 VaC
2.15
—
1
.
2.04
7lc
Mines ————2-..—.^——_1
Feb
9c
10 c
l
Ltd
113,559
Barvue
1
Exploration
85c
Feb
Sep
July
5.60
—
Selburn Oil & Gas
preferred
2.15
Opemisce Explorers Ltd
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Orchan
75c
common
Mines
new
19c
Ltd-——,1
Ltd—
Omnitrans
Apr:
July
Sep
1.40
19c
_
11c
45c
Oct-
55c
4,016
*
"Metals
Rare
3,000
Oct
1.00
11,050
Ltd
(1945)
18c
Oct
8.c
44c
Ltd—
Lid
American
Obalski
Oct
46c
1.05
5.25
..
Mew
Oct
46
3,700
1,500
30c 32 V2c
50c
Superior Oils of Can
Vinray Mines Ltd—
22%
865
50c
70,000
40c
30c
Spring Coulees Oil
New
147% July
215
46c
61/4c Mar
51,450
4.80
Santiago: Mines Ltd,
New
Feb
3,654
47%
49c
42c
42c
1
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
New
100
i 122
'22%
46
1
1.35
5.10
d.
117%
Mines
2.25
___i
Mining Corp Ltd_
Lafayette Asbestos.—
125
Barnat
33c
39c
Ltdi„. 1
Newkirk
Feb
Mar
1.35
Bristol Oils Ltd——I
Ltd
93
22
1.85
2.20
New
New
Jan
12
100
1
Ltd
719
9.00
Mining Co
Tribag
Mar
40c
Oct
*25%c
1
Mines
76
225
27,536
61,750
Monpre Uranium Exploration.,
Lake
79
2.50
Aug
Oct
50c
Montgar.v
New Jack
65c
18c
500
7,500
2.30
L_
Explorations
75c
19c
78%
Petroleums
Mines'
50,500
43c
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Mines Ltd
111
Bagamac Mines Ltd
Being exchanged for
2.70
1.95
Monpas
107
Jari
6.50 May
#
Electric
Oct
1.05
600
13c
18c
Merrill
Mogador
20
10c
12c
5
Ltd
200
July
98
Sep
Apr
11c
97c
46c
Canada
Ltd
7.45
66c
19%
89
13
9c
2,10,
of
7.45
Jan
13% May
2.04
Mines,——
River
19c
I
Corp
160
1
19c
5
Mining
1,933
—'
—
1.000
*
Ltd
2,565
93
;
—
13,300
Ltd
Mines
B_—,,
Mines
Mines
154,680
Island
Uranium
46c
—20
19c
Mercedes^Exploration Co Ltd
Meta
Aug
Jan
—,1
—
30c
1
Ltd
Feb
2.90
2.10
16%
18%
Mines
44c
1
Mines
29 Vac
ADr
Oct
16
—_———
19c
Merrill
Mining
45c
*
Steels
38c
Ltd,l
Corp
Mclntyre-Porcupine
pfd
Accept
Atlas
Atlas
36c
class
23c
1
Exploration
1.25
1
19c
20c
Copper Mining Co Ltd
Corp of"Canada Ltd—
1.40
700
Sep
Jan
2.25
———
Hardware
Ashdown
One
Labrador
Lingside
50c
Mines,
Metals Corp
44c
,1
1
5,430
40c
23c
1
Ltd,—
1.65
1.35
79c
Resources-
1
trust—
———
Mines
1.07
__20C
—
1
—
90c
__,-5
—
——-
1
Ltd
65c
Oct
16c
17c
common——
Jan
Sep
Feb
July
22%
;+■——.—-— —1
Jan
Oct
22%
3,250
45c
25%
19%
24c
2,000
Mar
3,000
12,254
1.40
•
Mines————
21c
17c
86,100
.
62c
46c
20c
1.25
:.i
———-———
Corp
Ascot
17c
1,700
45c
'
Corporation
Arjon
Oct
17c
77c
5.50 July
'
preferred ———------ —50
50
$2.40 preferred
Aug
26c
77c
Sep
16 %c
$2 %
July
16% Mar
Apr
4.30
'
Develop
Nickel
Aug
49c
8c
300
Jan
33c
Imperial
44
46c
1,200
30c
Jan
46 %
•
72c
3,000
Oct
17c
100
119%
—50
Consolidated
Oct
10c
1
Ltd
Ajjcx
Oct
1.45
27c
Ltd
Gold
Lead
Mar
6c
18'4
12c
8,105
*
Anthes
Apr
50c
34c
10c
__
19,900
4.50
—25
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd —50
$■
Anglo Huronian
Rouyn Mines —
500
1.42
10C
14c
19%c
4.50
108
Anglo
5,000
18 >4
1.45
13c
17 %c
92%
—-
pfd
Petroleums
Anchor
23c
25c
.
Ltd
Oil
Lead
55c
Sep
5c
common
4%
Nepheline
Amurex
Auacon
6c
>
Apr
24 % Mar
16%
•
Amalgamated Larder Mines—_ —
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd—
40c
15c
12%
Oct
45c
1
—
4% %/'. preferred
'6c
*
."/
Ltd
Aluminum Co
34c
—
Oct
20
1.45
»
Feb
3.40
8%
60
—100
z^/—: 1/——
Warrants
Auk
15c
1,400
20
1.25
*
<JCt
9
20
7.45
—
•;
debentures
5%
Sep
9 Vac
15.500
1
Jan
21c
2.100
16c
Jan
29%
11.000
9 %c
20c
1.50
7.60
20c
20,000
1
6.75 Mar.
Oct
Oct
Oct
23VaC
250
23 %c
Feb
4.90
2,500
1
Mines
Mines
4.70
Oct
8%
Apr
3.03
60c
.
I
18,000
23c
—1
Ltd
Oils
.
1.100
68c
24c
25c
Ltd-
Ltd
Explorations
Oils
5.20.
4.90\
23c
Kerr-Addison
Kroy
60c
*
Mines.
Uranium
Jaye
10,500
4.90
1
Indian
500
74c
4.70
60c
5
Iso
40c
60c
•——
Ltd
Mines
Aug
1.60
25
3.40
Conner
Haitian
Feb
23,800
—
Mines
(1945)
Grass
Sep
26c
4.50
Ltd—_—.—-
Mines
20c
13'4
—— —
1
Heath
11c
4.1Q
Age Mines Ltd-—-—
Sweet
5c
1,000
13 '4
1
Great
55.800
Feb
Oct
%c
lie
Uranium
Algom
American
Ltd
Grandines
Oct
4.35
& Exploration Inc
Oils
Apr
Apr
7.25
13 %
Ltd-.,,-,-———
Nickel
3.30
1.10
Oct
5.50
12c 14
-1
Jun
Jan
1.40
11c
*
•
Algoma Steel _—./—//—
40c
26%
'
*
Oils—
Cons
Oct
2,400
Ltd
Pacific
Alberta
12c
3.600
Oct
17c
a
Sep
60,225
22%
77c
—
Aug
Apr
76c
50
«...
i
—i
Voting
59c
5.60
23
32c
'
38c
2.00
Aug
23
—-1
Gold
Explorations Ltd,——
Alberta
Distillers , common
Alba
Oct
G5q.
43%
48,745
14c
1
—50c
Petroleums
Yellowknffe
Ajax
Akaitcho
Oct
5.50
Oct
62c
18c
—— >---
Ltd,/.—a—-——-
Mines
19c
1.92
—
Gas & Oil
Advocate
25c
73C
Oct
33 Va
9
1
Mines.
Acadia-Uranium
Acme
5,500
5.00
86c
4,663
20
—
—
9,000
8-85
High
Jun
37
com
——
36,400
1
—
Sugar
.J.
A
Class"
23c
Mines.„1
—
Atlantic
Acadia
25c
1,700
Lew
35%
»
38c
9.35
48c
23
.—25
-——
19c
9.20
„i.
1.05 Mar
Oct
28c
Aug
Preferred
28c
9.35
__
Golden
8.50 Mar
4.000
Fundy Bav Copper Mines:
Oaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Gateway
6.10
Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
High
ow
36
common—
Taper
<Si
25c
Smelt Corp 'Ltd,..——
Minerals Inc
Mines
Fontaiia
Frobishc-r
Oct
2.50
54c
Siiarea
es
•
Power
auiui.ii
19c
——_
Falconbridge
3.00
5,400
13c
Ltd-
Co
Mines
Fano Mining
36,200
or 1' r><
I
1
Ltd—
Mines
Abbican
30C
Ltd
Mines
3 75
3.00
12c
Ltd—-—
Asbestos
3.00
1
Ltd
May
1.85 Mar
2.65
Mines Ltd..'!..—1
Co
Co
73c
Aug
18c
3.15
12c
Mines Ltd
Copper
Empire Oil
6.00
Feb
2.45
2.75
1
1
—1
Ltd—,
Sulltvan
fan
Jan
Ltd—-1
Yellowknife
Producers
Mines
Eastern
Feb
13c
1,700
Copper Rand Chibougamau
Oortez Explorations Ltd
East
14 %c
Oct
Oct
Ha Hi well
Eastern
Jan
70
Oct
Quebec
Donalda
July
5c
8c
Consolidated
Duvan
180
5,500
3,000
73c
Mines
Jan
38c
24,000
8c
6,000
Cadillac
Jan
Apr
6 V2C
4,200
Central
Rio
1.85
2.25
6c
6c
8c
Denison
Dome
Oct
73c
Consolidated
Del
Oct%
670
.
5.80
Lake Mines Ltd———-
Cournor
Jan
8c
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Consoi
Jan
1.85
73c
Cleveland Copper Corp
—
Consolidated Bi-Ore Mines
Ltd—
Consol
14%
Explorers Ltd———1
Jaculet Ltd
75c
Chibougamau
Chipman
Oct
Ltd——1
Mines
Manitoba
Apr
7%c
23 %c
Development & Mining Co Ltd--*
Leduc Oils Ltd'———:*
Chibougamau
8.90
Oct
7%
Par
July
75c
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Frice
-
Central
Central
28% Mar
40c
10,600
1
Ltd..
Mines
Oct
Feb
5.75 Mar
42,400
70c
Canuba
Mine.? Lta—
Lithium
Canadian
Jan
14%
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Aug
25c
42c
20.800
Ltct_J
33
Oct
Funds
Friday
Aug
Jan
9c
225
42c
(Dunsmuir)
1.95
Sep
19%
1,700
Canadian
High
Low
Monday, October 29, 1958
Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9c
1.25
•
*
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd_—
Calumet
Uranium Mines Ltd
Toronto Stock
Shares
Low
Par
Cabanga
of Trices
Sale Trice
stocks
.
OCTOBER 2<i
for Week
Last
.
MARKETS
ENDED
Sales
Week's
Friday
Exchange (Cont.)
Canadian Stock
WEEK
FOR
.
Montreal Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Wire system to all ojficet
Sep
Number 5581
184
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1831)^/43
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Broulan
Reef
Mines
i
25
Brunhurst
Mines
1
Brunsman
Mines
1
Brunston
26
Low
1.30
35,500
9c
lie
17,500
230,700
"
High
Par
Oct
2.15
Apr
Consolidated
Guayana
8c
Sep
18c
Feb
Consolidated
Halliweil
9c
Oct
15c
Jan
Consolidated
60c
Jan
Consolidated Marbenor Mines
1.18
15,160
Mines.:
Howey
26c
26c
1.633
4.60
4.40
4.90
26,252
29
297%
5,793
23c
27c
13c
10 %
2,325
Oct
14 Va
Apr
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd.
9c
11c
10,600
8c
Feb
15Vac
Jun
20c
19,500
13e
Sep
30c
Feb
7c
Sep
14 %c
Apr
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
—*
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
•
Consolidated Morrison Explor
I
1
32%
•
i8c
14 VaC
1
7C
7c
Building
•
8c
4,500
5 10 Mar
5,070
10
Gold
3.75 Mar
Oct
613,923
3.80
Vac
Canadian
Jan
3.60
g i/2C
Buffalo
Oct
44C
3.60
10%
Buffalo Red Lake
27c
2.18
m/2C
High
4,000
1.82
1
Oct
Low
30c
1
Gold
Range Since Jan. 1
High
27c
1.93
1
10
Shares
1
1
llVaC
for Week
Low
1
Buffadison
11
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Mining
Brunswick Mining & Smelt
Gokt
Week's
I ast
Range Since Jan. 1
8c 10 Vac
gi/2C
OCTOBER
STOCKS
High
1.18
gc
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
l
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Salea
Range
_1
32c
3pc
1
29'%
23C
3.60
30c
3,100
Oct
Feb
28
Apr
87c
Sep
25c
-2.50
*
50c
Feb
26c
5.90
Oct
Oct
Aug
38
Jan
Hill
Ext
& Co
;■
Calgary
&
Power
5%
class A
Class
£
10c
12c
4,984
10c
Oct
45c
Feb
28
265
27
Oct
33
80c
90c
11,166
71c
Sep
2.04
Jan
Jan
Apr
Consolidated Northland
Consolidated Peak Oils
1
14 %
10c 10'/ac
8,000
10c
Apr
Consolidated
Pershcourt
1
20c
20c
21c
9,833
18c
Sep
Quebec Gold Mines_—2.50
55c
55C
55c
1.700
51c
July
2,350
11
350
7
54c
Jan
Jun
Consolidated
Red
1,135
19%
Jan
33
Aug
Consolidated
Regcourt Mines Ltd__
1,070
55 % Mar
69
Aug
Consolidated
105
Feb
Consol
"
I_
I
V
14%
16%
25,8i3
14 %
100
*
Oct
5.50
5.60
300
3.CO
300
56
115
28%
29 Va
1,360
28
71
7
200
32%
33 Va
935
100 100%
80
100
Sen
2.75
57
Mar
37
Feb
11%
39 %
6
Sep
•
32 V2
Oct
100
55 Va
100
23
375
1.79
40,425
85C
75c
85c
2,250
3.00
2.95
3.20
3,800
1.85
1.75
1.97
1,585
38%
38%
35
36%
36%
25
33%
88%
88%
45
86
94
120
92
77c
900
55c
7,944
—20
Canada
Southern
Oils
Canada
Southern
Petroleum
Canada
Steamship Lines
_—1_
:_____
100
93%
warrants
Cable
4.80
1
53
Oct
45c
11c
Astoria
Admiral
Canadian
Atlantic Oil
3.60
35,427
16c
25c
13,950
16c
Oct
1
31c
30c
32c
24,550
30c
Consolidated
*
8.80
8.80
9.05
10
27%
26'%
27%
2,270
5.35
5.90
1,745
1.35
1.84
77,850
55c
55c
18OO
39c
May
71c
Aug
16c
20,068
14c
Sep
56c
Mar
Consumers
West
Gas
Petroleum
of
Toronto
•
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•
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Copper
Jan
20
Copper
92c
37
2.25 May
Jan
July
42
39%
Jun
100
23
ig
19
19%
950
Cosmos
1 57 Mar
Coulee
Lead
Cournour
Sep
Cree
Sep
13 %
Jan
24 Va
Aug
Oil
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
Commerce
of
Canadian
British
Canadian
—
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Canadian
Mines
Decalta Gas
Canadian
Devonian
Oanadiun
Dredge
Food
Preferred
July
9.00
28c
Crowpat
Cusco
A
2,843
44 %
Feb
59
Aug
26%
3,333
25
Sep
33%
Apr
Daine
25
26 %
505
25
Oct
33%
Apr
D'Aragon
55c
55c
60c
8,280
50c
Oct
95c
Mar
1,180
43y4
42%
43 %
43%
Oct
43
43 %
735
40%
Aug
43
Oct
14
14
14 Va
490
13
Oct
21% Mar
28%
28%
50
28
Oct
37
2,400
32% May
Feb
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Cos
1953
warrants
1955
i
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37,500
85c
Sep
2.18
lie
1,500
11c
Oct
29c
1,100
1.29
4.95
4.48
5.05
1,340
3.90 July
1,000
Rio
Del
11% Mar
Desmont
14 % May
Detta
85c
Apr
95c
Apr
Devon-Leduc
52c
52c
300
30c
Feb
94c
Apr
Diadem
7
7%
Oct
Oct
Railway.
Mining
24,064
2.90
Jan
9.35 July
Distillers
1,500
19 Va
Oct
25% Mar
Dome
2,800
5.00
Oct
7.50 May
Dome
3.25
3.25
3.25
725
3 %
Mar
52
52
53
80
21
21
270
52
21
1.85
1.78
1.96
57,600
10
10
10
3,455
28%
28%
28%
50
37c
40c
5,850
24%
24%
26
1,543
19%
9%
9%
5
37c
4%
65
Oct
&
Apr
Dominion
Canadian
Canam
May
2.70 Aug
1.78
Qct
7%
Fob
22 %
Jan
35 VaC
Oct
65c
Jan
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Oil
Can
Natural
Oil
Canso
Cariboo
30
Aug
Dominion
13%
7% May
Aug
Dominion
Scottish
Sceel
7%
755
3.25
Jun
Aug
Dominion
30%
Jun
36% Mar
Dominion
23%
Feb
31
July
Dominion
Tar
3.55
38,210
2.74
Feb
4.60 July
Dominion
21
391
Apr
21
Central
Pat
Central
Chemical
Cheskirk
19
Apr
Colomac
84c
51,327
Sep
1.58
Apr
1.35
1.34
1.45
3,430
1.09 Mar
1.85
Sep
2.05
2.03
2.10
5,816
1.89
3.20
Sep
75c
65c
Jun
Feb
53c
1,100
Jan
90c
8.15
9,786
7.70
Oct
10% Mar
100
3.75
Oct
4.75 Mar
3.40
3.40
3.40
900
3.40
Oct
6.00
Apr
5.60
5.40
5.90
84,085
2.11
Jan
6.00
Aug
1.15
1.06
1.20
1,300
Oct
1.61
Jan
_____1
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13c
13c
2,700
1.80
1.89
2,000
55%
55%
50
53c
__
13%
■—1
13%
4.30
4.80
9%c
50c
10
4.50
*
common
8 Vac
50c
1.00
13c
26c
Jun
Mar
Feb
2.50
Anr
July
72%
Feb
60,340
3.30 May
12%
Sep
22,575
4.05
6.35
Apr
1.6G
54
Sep
1
7%c
Jan
15c
Feb
28c
32c
4,500
28c
Oct
54c
Apr
45c
44c
50c
23,800
44c
Oct
70c
72c
4,800
66C
Oct
3.26
2.95
3.70
128,288
1
75c
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&
1
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25
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3.05
14,825
90c
25,250
2.80
r.
2.80
3.00
675
72
71%
73%
285
2.95
2.25
75c
Oct
Oct
2.12
Jan
4.25
Apr
85%
Jan
50c
60c
9,440
50c
90c
4,900
71c
Apr
7
7%
5,390
1
12c
10c
Petroleum
Mines
;
8,000
61c
Oct
92c
Feb
6,400
12c
Sep
25c
Jun
1,728,667
95c
Jan
9c
12c
29,000
10%
210
4.00
500
n
10%
111
292
'150
150
150
17
2.60
Jan
13c
69c
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2.50
Jun
8%
2.60
4.00
*
■
12c
61c
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Feb
1.12
V
5% May
1.88
10
*
National
85c
Oct
85c
64c
Jan
Jun
1.85
50c
2.03
Aug
59
87c
1
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1.88 Mar
6.15
7%
1
—_
Jan
6.30 May
1
1
1
Mines
1.29
Oct
*
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2.65
75c
2.75
1
Smelt
&
12,100
28c
1
—
9 %c
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Confederation
71c
3.75
Mines
Commonwealth
Apr
1
—20
Gold
2.15
1
Willans
Coniagas
Oct
1
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Conro
Mines
9e
10
4.00
6%
135
3.50
Oct
30c
Corp
Allenbee
1
Oil
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Beta
*
Mines
1
Gamma
Central
5.50
*
*
Feb
11%
170
Sep
3.50
2.80
50,600
42c
2,032
40c
Jun
63c
20c
22c
19,250
20c
Oct
Oct
1
Flin
Consolidated
Cordasun
Consolidated
Denison
14c
6%
47c
12c
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1
Oct
6%
47c
78,250
East
235
14c
6%
East
East
Gillies
Consolidated
Golden
For footnotes
46 VaC
66c
61,500
37c
Oct
85c
17c
17c
23c
30,600
16c
Sep
32 %c
Apr
4.35
4.05
4.60
99,525
Jan
4.90
Aug
1.00
Apr
3,180
47c
Oct
14c
1.42
Sep
20c
24c
10,800
9c
8c
12c
86,300
1.42
1.42
1.51
17,900
8c
Oct
20c
24c
24c
28c
51,395
24c
Oct
94 %c
32
31V4
22c
22c
Oct
1.42
1.99
Mar
Apr
Oct
Jan
May
321/4
5,030
31 %
Oct
39»% May
9.15
9.15
9.90
7,050
5.50
Jan
10
13%
12%
13'%
1,145
12%
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95
95
55
95
Jan
■
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10
250
28
29%
2,791
99
99
50
15%
15%
16%
2,370
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45%
40
—
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20%
21 %
5,193
17%
38
12%.
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37%
38'%
1,300
32
12%
13'%
4.756
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7%
7%
885
40c
47c
79,100
1.05
1.10
1,400
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:
27'%
Jan
35%
98
Sep
Jun
103'%
12%
Jan
25
July
Jan
44%
Jan
18'% July
Aug
7
Jun
9
Jan
35c
Sep
70c
Apr
35
85
58c
55c
73c
136.400
50c
Sep
25c
23c
26C
25,625
18c
Jan
65c
1.03
159,010
65c
Oct
8 %c
i
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Mar
1
35
Aug
21 % July
52
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45
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10
29
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Aug
15"% Mar
97
Pet,
42c
105
1.05
Oct
31
Jan
1.60
36
3.05
46c
Jun
Jan
Feb
Apr
1.60 Mar
1
Aug
Aug
July
Jan
Metals
Smelting
Inv
Eddy
Paper
Elder
El
El
class
Sol
Erie
Gold
3.00
3.40
3.15
6,185
72 c
19,628
35c
60c
61c
3,800
60c
134
1.30'
1.44
17,709
33c
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1
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12c
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12c
2,485
12c
3.500
21 Vac 23 Vac
9,000
3.00
1.2,7
20c
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Sep
May
Jun
Jun
Feb
lOVaC Aug
21c
Sep
55%
55 Va
56
1
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43c
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of
Foundation
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14 %c
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Francoeur
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Jan
Aug
53
Sep
68%
Jan
35c
Oct
79c
Apr
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Oct
Jan
9c
1.80 May
1.20 July-
Jan
sec
July
31c
9'%c
Oct
32c
89,100
6,500
2.50
2.50
24
86c
1.05
67,941
86c
Oct
2.35 Mar
85c
7,500
70c
July
2.35 Mar
51c
67c
42,260
51c
Oct
35%
36%
4,078
29
Feb
15 Va
16'/4
3,375
19
20
625
1.25
1.39
29,210
60c
60c
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24c
29c
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28
29'%
65
15c
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2.50
20%
2.65
1.30
44
15%
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22'A
19
Oct
25
1.05
50c
1.90
20c
27
Sep
Sep
Feb
Jun
Oct
32c
40c
30,300
20c
Jan
1.05
3,400
85c
Oct
56
2.37
74c
3.60
72c
Feb
May
Aug
Aug
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jun
Apr
Jan
36
Apr
62c
ADr
2.00
Jan
58%
820
51
May
59%
Oct
113 124 Va
875
110
May
137%
Jan
21
205
19
Sep
27%
Apr
7%c
Jan
26c
Jun
31
Jan
41
Aug
20%
14c
18c
49,050
33%
35%
514
3.35
3.85
24,695
*
34
3.40
1
13c
16c
26C
24,410
29'%
1,142
32
28J4
27%
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*
103
100
100
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Jan
101
100
112
100
101
101
10
101
Oct
114
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17%
7,250
16
Oct
16 Va
16
5
5
205
46
46
50
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1.08
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40
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95c
33c
15
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Co
Canada
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4.65
35
17c 17 %C
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Fraser
*
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Fleet
03c
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45c
75c
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Warrants
Fargo
30c
27c
lfc
2,50
38c
1
Mines
Corp
Refineries
Galtwin
common
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Power
Gatineau
5%
—,
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5'/a%
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common
preferred
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Ltd
Jan
General
Mar
General
Jun
Motors
Class
—
new
com
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Canada
Petroleum
A
General
Genex
60c
110
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Sep
General Steel Wares
1
4
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8
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common——,
3.35
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Apr
Oct
4.75
Feb
Giant
4.80
Jan
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4.00
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89c
85c
1.93
45c
Oct
Mar
Yellowknlfe Gold Mines
Uranium
Golden
—1
1,
1
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Manitou
Jan
Goldfields
Mar
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18c
Jan
Mar
Gordon
Grafton
Uranium
Tire (Canada)
Mackay class A
class
A
com
44
46
5.25
280
5.20
5.20
5.50
3,030
34
34
34
100
34
8
8'%
200
8
85'%
25
28c 32 %c
10,600
10,600
85 Va
28c
May
Oct
4.70
4.65
Jan
Jan
54c
Apr
24
7 %
48'A
49
Apr
Jan
Mar
July
Oct
Mar
7.00 Aug
7.00
Aug
Oct
39'%
Jun
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Jan
Jan
85 Va
Oct
99
Jan
28c
Oct
64c
Apr
Sep
3.90
Feb
4.50 May
6.30
Jan
1.60
Apr
1.20
1.25
1.35
5.00
66c <
20c
4.85
5.05
2,837
65c
87c
37,728
65c
20c 23 %c
16,075
21c
Sep
46c
Feb
8c
Oct
36c
Mar
Oct
5.00
8%c
8c
14c
17,000
1.98
1.90
2.20
10,825
8,000
21c
20c
22c
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150
152
23
6%
7
370
14
14
985
*
1
5
46
39% May
5.25
45 %
1
Goodyear
84c
1
1
Mines
Mines
Goldcrest
26%
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1.26
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11 Va
16c
892
100
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40c
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32,440
37
Fanny
Mar
Oct
25,300
5.10
37
Falconbrldge Nickel
Famous Players Canadian
40c
Oct
50c
4.65
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Explorers
35c
8.80 May
46c
5.10
Ltd
Excelsior
Sep
15c
Jan
6.75 Mar
1
common.
Floorings class
Eureka
12c
22c
2.52
4.85
46c
Oct
Pen-Rey Oils
Emerald
23c
Jan
5,525
Apr
Oct
4.65
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Ltd
44c
Jun
9,275
13%c
1.41
7,398
T.
Mines
Dynamics
12%
23,688
Oct
5,300
Bakeries
74c
25c
5.000
1.50
5.20
—_______—1
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&
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Eldrich
30,700
26c
9%c
1.41
4.65
—
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Jun
9.40
9 VaC
1
Trust
May
Feb
9.20
9%c
i
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Eastern
Economic
12c
14c
83c
1
—.——20
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50c
3.00
7
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18c
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50
pfd—.
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Sep
62c
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Lake
see
1.00 Mar
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23c
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warrants
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Aug
Minerals
Amphi
23,663
1
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40c
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23c
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Iron
87,600
com
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88,147
33c
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Fenimore
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17c
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Class
40c
15c
9.40
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Consol
6%
22c
1
Mines
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated
60c
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Oils &
23c 23 VaC
•
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Callinan
21c
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43c
Apr
Mar
Mar
2.35
1.95
Oct
13
Jan
Mar
42c
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General
CoBiaurum
1.26
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Brewery
1.80 Mar
Oct
79c
7.70
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Conduits
62c
25,650
3.75
Cockshutt Farm Equip—
Cody Reco
Lake
500
1.50
•
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Coin
62c
79c
7.80
.
—_
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62c
1.08
3.75
Mines
Cochenour
62c
1
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1
•
Chibougamau Explor
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Dow
Oct
Oct
Jan
Feb
4.50
Oil
Chromium Min
Duvex
46
1
Mines
Chrysler
Duvan
Mar
Oct
•
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Jan
105
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Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chimo
101
Oct
Sep
;
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Chibougamau
136
Oct
97 %
Aug
Research
Chesterville
Apr
82
25
2.30
Oils
Steel
91
20
16%
Chartered Trust
Chatco
Aug
10
82
Oct
12c
30c
•
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117
14c
4,500
78;400
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&
&
&
&
97%
29 Va
Ltd_
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45c
35c
13c
55c
Ltd
Stores
Donnell
82
1
Porcupine
Charter
Aug
300
—
Explorers
Leduc
Central
20
295
Quartz
Central
Oct
2,625
12c
30c
100
Ltd
Inv
Textile
330
__
1
Corp
35c
12c
42c
1
Preferred
2,150
31
Gas—
Asbestos
Feb
Feb
1
pfd——
5,288
*
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73c
39c
Magnesium
2.70
Producers—
Gold
Cassiar
Castle
Oct
July
•
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16%
Mines—.
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Canso
20c
—100
Dominion
30
Reserves——
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Apr
15c
;
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Jan
Feb
39
;
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&
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17c
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Oct
14,250
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6c
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37c
69
Jun
50%
25,244
Ltd
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12 >% July
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Vickers
Canadusa
82
100
Canadian Western Nat Gas
Canadian
19c
22c
2
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5.00
4.90
117
—„_100
315
1
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Asbestos
27
Oct
Dominion
97«/4
Corp common
pfd
19,200
52
2.50
Jan
Donalda
*
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28c
36c
Seagrams
32%i 32%
21
Tire
23c
51%
17c
Mines
3.25
preferred
Aug
1.50
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5.50
3.30
,
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Aug
8c
•
6.50
Canadian Pioe Lines and Petroleums—1
4%*f
Oct
1.00
29c
1
20%
26%
Canadian
Apr
4.65
400
30c
Mines
5.00
25
Canadian
16c
100
1.30
1
6.05
26%
Salt—
Feb
4.75
25c
20%
32%
Canadian
9'%c
18Vac
Ltd
Corp
5.25
10
preferred.
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1.25
9
g%c
1
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6.40
25
Ltd
Feb
Aug
1
Minerals
20%
4.90
Pacific
Petrofina
6.60
4.75
,
50
;
i
Mines
Producers
1,325
warrants
Apr
2.90 May
35c
Mines
2,300
_
Oct
1
Corp___
Gold
87c
♦
1.08
1.39
85c
_!
,Horn
D'Eldona
7%
•
13'% May
1
Warrants
Deer
8%
9%
Gold
Malar tic
17% Mar
Jun
1
Decoursey Brewis Mines
8
»
_.
Sep
11%
»
Mines
86c
*
^
Oct
15%
1,338
11c
;
Ltd
Mining
7%
8
714
10c
Hydrocarbon
Locomotive
7.25
1,085
Explorers
53%
25
*
Canadiau Homestead Oils
Oct
5.45
67,870
13
1.29
Minerals
Mines
100
Canadian
Canadian
5.65
«
'
—
Apr
Anr
25c
•
Products com—___
3.00
Sep
lie
52
•
Ltd
Canadian
Canadian
74c
Feb
1.25
5.65
23c
30c
:
Dock.
Sep
8.00 July
16%
1.30
*
warrants
Gen Securities class
Canadian
Aug
Sep
3
Petroleum
&
Canadian Export Gas
Canadian
67c
31c
•
(Dunsmuir)
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
9,100
12,965
C
Oct
5.35
12
85c
—__„1
Timber
1
Collieries
Preferred
Canadian
25c
48c
6.45
25
Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian
17,409
45c
6.10
431/4
I
28'%
1.39
5
52%
*
Apr
20
*
i
'>53a
...
common
Feb
15% July
1
l
Zellerbach
53%
•
receipts
90c
Jan
5.45
Qroinoi; Pershing
25 %
10c
Feb
Oct
6.65
15%
12
Warrants
•
Empire Oils___
preferred
$1%
Jan
45C
25c
20
common
Canners
Deposit
Canadian
18%
15'/a
1
___
Canada
Crestaurum
Creslbrook
25
Breweries
Preferred
5.40 Mar
60c
held
Zinc
of
1.42
15 %c
.<•
Mining
Copper
Cowichan
35 Va May
shs
Imperial
Jan
6.20
»
1,120
Oct
Corp
Rand Chiboug—
Distillery class A—
Corby
6.25
Jun
1
:
3.10
(Chibougamau)
Mines, Ltd
shs for each 40
•1.25
Oct
12
Aug
95% Mar
104
Mar
350
May
Rand
■
1
Mines
Cliff Consol Mining
Being exchanged for
Copper
Apr
4.95
I~2
Feb
3.10
July
12%
;
Jan
Apr
20c
1.00
26%
,
1.39
25c
3.25
3.40
4.30
Oils
69c
Jan
•
4.00
12 V4
Minerals
Canadian
Oct
Jan
1.10
Sep
Crown
Canadian
21c
July
16,500
Feb
40c
Sep
165,897
13c
Copper Corp Ltd
Coppercrest Mines
Feb
Sep
B_______*
class
23c
1.12
11c
Apr
1
Sep
1.80
26%
*
20.661
93c
11c
Apr
Sudbury Basin Mines
Consolidated Tlior Mines Ltd
Consolidated
Tungsten
Mining
May
1.52
70c
II
—
25c 34'%c
95c
1
Apr
May
Jan
22%
12.50
.
com
Preferred
&
II'
»
Mtpe
Safeway Ltd pfd
2 5 Vac
1
•
62
Oct
77c
%.
Permanent
Canada
Jan
1
Min
Mines
Comvest Exploration
26
Jun
93
*
Poplar
Sannonn
■
Feb
108
Sep
55%
Warrants
__
—
1.10
July
32
1
A
.»
July
22%
1.56
Jan
7.35
4.00 Mar
28% May
27% Oct
50
,•
class
28% Mar
a
Sep
55%"'
Warrants
Lands
6.75 July
5.10 July
22 V2
1,70
j_26
Explorations
1.60
Oct
7
32 %
100
_____.
4.75
28
*
common—
55
100
50
28%
10
common
101
4.75
3:00
•
Cut Stone
101
4.75
50
.
25,625
■
■
1
Mine_
61
100
____
Wire
9
Oct
Mines
1.45
20
B
Aug
•
24%
common
Packers
Apr
59
*
preferred—
Oil
1.12
23
1
pfd
Canada
Sep
7%
5.60
Malting
Canada
30c
12'/a
14%
Preferred
Class
16,800
7
1
Iron Foundries
Canada
44c
1.30
common
Crushed
Met
94c
Sep
1.35
_
Canada
Can
Oct
20c
5gj/2
Oil
Canada
Canada
62c
5,348
24'/a
Lake
Cement
Canada
5.870
21c
•
Preferred
4J/4%
65c
20c
1214
Red
Canada
62c
20c,
12 %
i
B
62c
1
•
common
Bread
Canada
2
Consolidated Negus Mines
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
27%
Chibougamau
Campbell
Consolidated Mosher
Feb
27%
*
Edmonton
Consolidated
Campbell
Jan
28c
25c
preferred
Calvan
40
Oct
»
Petroleum
Calgary
Oct
Oct
11c
•
Ltd
Burrard Dry Dock
Calalta
23 c
610
20,500
36c
32c
14,600
33
32 %
lie 13
1
Burlington Steel
Burns
32 -%4
•
Lake
Vac
Consolidated
Products
Bunker
Burchell
*
1.90
20c
132
6%
14
Oct
Oct
July
Oct
Sep
60c
170
8%
17
Apr
Jan
Mar
Aug
Jan
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1832)
.
.
.
Monday, October 29, 1956
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Range
of Prices
Sale Prlee
STOCKS
Low
Par
Graham
Lakes
Great
Northern
Plains
Great
Utilities
Gas
Development™
Sweet Grass Oils—
Great West Coal class A-
Wire
Gridoil
Gulf
Gunnar
14c
,Oct
45c
Feb
Maybrun
26c
22c
t30c
44,303
21C
Oct
64c
Apr
McCcll
4.05
4.00
4.80
8,670
9.45
Jan
39%
39%
41
1,435
6 V2
6
6%
500
5%
39 %
39%
42%
780
25%
1.00
1.25
2.62
463,515
8%
8%
425
5%
5%
5%
378
34c
33c
38C
114,250
9c
Oct
57
Oct
7%
Apr
5 85
Oct
8
4.40
Mines
Mines
pfd
Oct
100
leb
77
Oct
95
Va Mar
Jan
McKenzle
Red
1
30$..
30c
30c
6,000
12 %c 15 Vac
Apr
McMarmac
Merrill Island
Merrill
13%
Aug
Feb
23
Apr
Meta
Jan
Mexican
12c
12c
14c
9,200
11c
Oct
Apr
Midcon
18 Ve
17 %
18%
7,135
9.05
8.80
9.80
3,850
21
21
25
12c
13c
41,100
28
29%
1,320
*
29'/a
*
Gypsum Lime & Alab
20%
Sep
Midrim
12%
Jan
Midwest
27
Jan
29c
Apr
Mill
38
Aug
Milliken
Cotton
Hamilton
22c
July
24c
8,300
236,450
16c
1,555
lie
lie
1,000
10c
Oct
19Vac
Apr
—1
85c
84c
1.05
46,000
81c
Sep
2.06
Apr
1
18c
15c
20c
87,600
10c
Feb
39 %c
Feb
1
8%c
9c
19.800
5%c Jan
•
1
32
31
33
15,050
19c
Jan
50c
85c
85c
85c
3,000
70c
Jan
97c
33c
36c
14,700
12c
Feb
58c
44
230
42%
Oct
58
Jan
Nama
Jan
11
Aug
National
Feb
30Vs Mar
-1
LakeMines
——
Oils
33c
Gold
—
44
42%
—*
--5
Drilling
Consol
10
10
10%
625
20%
26
26%
2,806
7
22%
1.70 May
Apr
14 %c May
ADr
Aug
Min
11%
—
_
12%
38,955
10%
Feb
10%
12
2,714
10 Ve
Feb
38
37%
38
418
6.80
6.70
7.05
9,603
85
84
89%
4,113
64
5,250
28c
|
15
33c
35c
36c
35
Molsons
iMoneta
Indian
Accent
Corp Ltd
$4'/a preferred
Ingiis (John) & Co
Inland Cement preferred
Grocers
National
Hosiery Mills
47
10%
Apr
National
National
Steel
Class
53
May
24
Oct
57%
58
75
54%
Aug
Feb
New
7 %
Apr
New
Feb
New
Sep
Delhi
_10
1,150
14%
Apr
20
Aug
New
Fortune
1.05
95c
1.15
27,108
95c
Oct
Jan
New
Oct
90c
Mar
22c
22c
500
16c
Jan
35c
Feb
40c
Oct
1.15
Oct
2.05
50c
Feb
62,500
44c
Oct
Jan
110
Aug
New
20%c
19c
Sep
131% Mrf
New
Jason
13c
Oct
33c
Feb
New
Kelore
14 VaC May
33c
Feb
14%
14%
1,130
Oct
26
Jan
45c
12
Sep
Jun
80c
Sep
1.00
1.00
100
41
40%
42%
6,467
27%
40%
Apr
1.80 Mar
16%
Jan
Oct
1.00
50
Hosco
Newlund
Jan
New
Oct
New
Aug
New
2.35
2.05
2.38
17,497
2.05
2.25
2.25
2.50
2,650
2.20
Sep
4.75
Apr
1.35
1.50
4,200
1.20
Jun
2.60 Mar
Mining
22c
6,500
20c
Jan
40c
22c
25c
2,750
22c
Sep
52c
85c'
1.05
102,725
45c
Sep
35c
43c
25,142
28c
Mar
1.33
Mar
Copper
Merger
00c
75c
1
21
94c
Aug
New
(Senator
10 c
45c
11c
13C
11c
9 Vac
15c
1
17%
shs
40
93c
Oct
23c
Jan
98c
Apr
28,000
lie
Oct
27c
Aug
13c
32.000
9 %c
Oct
17c
20c
11,360
10 VaC
Sep
9c
8c
10c
18 400
2.22
2.10
2.22
4,216
23c
25c
•
|
59c
Oct
1.59
July
75c
Oct
1.39
Aug
New
Oct
3.10
Apr
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
1
11c
31,300
8c
Feb
12VaC
Jan
17%
1
17%
Niplssing
3,405
17 %
Feb
13 Vac May
Oct
5.10 Mar
Oct
3.20 Mar
Nor
Sep
May
35c
Jan
13c 14 Vac
14,850
12 %c
Oct
3.25
3.50
51,300
1.37
Jun
5.05
3.10
3.05
3.20
11,295
2.57
Jan
5.25 May
lie
11c
14c
13,600
69c
52c
73c
40,700
•
Mines
Gold
:
Mines
56
54
58 Va
3,614
16c
29,000
■
9c
Jan
66% Aug
Sep
56c
Jan
10c
Mar
19VaC
Jun
14c
July
Mines
1
13c
1.60
Norlartic
13c
1.30
55,558
1.30
Oct
2.09 July
Normetal
6,50
10,200
514,720
•
6.95
1.65
Mining
6.50
1.00
1.10
Jan
2.75 Aug
Norpax
1
1.42
1.21
1.53
255,400
46c
Jan
44c
Oct
Cinch
Dufault
Lake
Lake
Osu
Mines
20 %
20%
20%
2,760
20%
Oct
24
Mar
•
Lingman Gold Mines
<
19%
20
2,778
18
Jan
25
Mar
55c
1
80c
94c
9,900
2 13
2 10
2.55
18,175
1
Mines
94C
l
Mines
13c
13c
14c
1
3.70
i
2lc
Mines
•
Gold
Mines
Jones
♦
class
A
•
Gold
Gold
Mines
-t
class
A
preferred
North
20c
21c
5,003
3.70
500
2.55
20%
20'/a
100
85c
3,100
272
20c
,
Feb
4.45
ADr
Oct
3.55
Jan
20 Va
Jun
41c
Apr
Northern
35c
Jan
21,850
1.95
Oct
3.65
Apr
1.95
5,900
1.29
Jan
3.35
45%
50
285
Sep
29%
65
65
40
*
92c
•
1
Mines
t
30
320
65
5
39%
40
2,055
17%
357
17
Mages Sporting Goods—.
Magnet Consolidated Mines
Malartic
Uranium
~
II
common
Marigold Oils Ltd
Maritime Mining Corp
I
3.15 July
5.05
Sep
14
14%
2,020
640
5%
Sep
Sep
17% May
6 Va
9%
Feb
2.70
i4
•
2.70
820
40%
Oct
46%
Sep
42
605
13%
2.60
Oct
2.95
•
pfd
43
Sep
2.10
Oct
28%
65
Apr
32 %
Oct
Oct
Apr
27c
Aug
O'Brien Gold Mines
1
72c
71c
75c
9,250
100
Jan
Ogama
•
21c
20 Vac
24c
44,459
Mar
19 %c
16c
21c
269,750
8c
Jan
60c
60c
68c
4,750
55c
Oct
1.30
90o
2.35
2.25
2.50
9,900
Jan
3.25 Aug
24c
20c
39
Oct
48
15Va
Oct
23% Mar
Oil
Rockland
Gold
Selections
•
Oka
Rare Metals Mining
Okalta Oils
35,922
3,450
36,510
19C
13,200
17c
Oct
81c
1.20
49,000
81c
Oct
2.50
Feb
1,000
8c
Jan
17 %C
Apr
6%
1
Jun
6%c Jan
26c
Jun
O'Leary Malartic
•
26c
28,400
10c
Jan
24c
Aug
Omnitrans
•
8c
9c
18,500
4c
91c
Sep
Feb
Ontario
Beauty
*
30c
30c
1,500
25c
Feb
Ontario
Jockey
2.25
2.18
40c
Exnloratlon
Supply
Club
common
57c
B
10
preferred
46c
55c
145,150
32c
Jun
62c
Aug
Ormsbv
Mines
1 31
1.28
1.33
13,150
32
30
34
2,600
2.30 Mar
1.19 July
1.63 Aug
32
Oct
46
Oct
48
Mar
Oslsko
Steel
Products
Lake
j
Petroleum
4,000
2.15
Sep
2.70 May
Pacific
800
1.10
Sep
1.70
Page Hersey Tubes.
Oct
21 %c
,1
12c
24,440
1.30
5,575
20c
6,600
8%
9
355
18c
21c
3,950
12c
15c
301/2 c 30 %c
2.20
13 %c
1.25
Oct
8
July
44.625
11c
51,100
24c
Sep
July
105,395
19c
45,400
6%
6,445
88%
208
60c
1,100
2.65
Sep
17c
Jan
88
55c
8%c
17c
2.72
Apr
12c
July
30c
May
Sep
Sep
3.20
Apr
3,900
62c
3,950
9%
625
8%
Sep
13
9%
9%
130
8 Va
Oct
12%
Apr
May
28 Va
Aug
Feb
19 %
36c
23
Aug
1.15
Apr
Mar
24
24
24
230
1
12%
12%
14%
34,920
33c
76,000
20c
July
57c
Jan
32c
42c
11,400
32c
Oct
94c
July
34c
33c
35c
12,000
33c
Oct
63c
Feb
13c
llVaC
13c
70,900
9c
Oct
16c
15%
15%
16
8,210
92
92
94
608
29c
24 c
35c
1
Eastern
1.20
9c
45c
Jan
Jan
2.30
1
Pacific
2.25
17c
Oct
Jun
57c
•
1.15
1.26
2.10
Apr
8%
1
Mines
19c
25c
*
common
Copper
—
1.78
1.30 May
41c
8.20
Apr
Mar
32%
Ontario
2.15
6%
IIII__«
Sep
8%
20
Gold
1.31
2.25
common
preferred
Opemiska
32%
Sep
Jan
Aug
Orenada
2,525
67c
11 Va c
23
Feb
^n\fl
"
Warrants
9 VaC
17
Apr
aa/7
4
95% Mar
Sep
1.51
»
Oct
7 %c
24 %c
1
Jan
79 Va
7,000
14c
18c
56c
9 VaC
Oct
n
405
8c
Mines
Oct
1 15
70,000
81
•
Lake
9c
ol
2.10
80
Obaska
58c
1
1.62
80
57% Aug
18,350
—«
1.95
100
Mines
Apr
15c
Ro
122,570
85c
1.03 ""1.14
6%
45.
4.75
85c
29,300
1
page
Oct
4.20
Sep
12 Vac
inn
see
1.73
Oct
1,793
Pr8^;?lrrlS"FergUSOn Ltd c~°ra™~«
footnotes
Feb
35c
12c
1
Consolidated
July
80c
25c
70c
i
rreierrea
55c
17,000
2.05
j
Mines
7,500
222,440
16,900
10c
*
I_
75c
1.52
30c
58c
Mines
Ltd
70c
1.25
46c
1.99
1
I
Ltd
Milling
Feb
1.31 Mar
74c
1.32
39c
Qq
~~10c
Goldfields
Maneast
14%c
25c
17%
32
Mines" II
Sep
25c
11c
,
.
Lake Gold
7c
39c
(;nr.
Hi
1
Macmillan Bloedel class A
B
35,000
•
4q_
Gold
8c
4.45
Mines
__1
Mines
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Sep
July
7c
40%
Util
"1
I_
4.00
7c
45%
1
Norvalie
Class
Mines
Jan
20o
common
Canada
9 Vac
1.05
\
Explorations
Oct
1.75
warrants
13c
12 %C
•
19c
Mines
Jan
35 %
1,880
Nudulama Mines Ltd
17%
17%
~~I_~1
Mines
4.50
990
3.00
Jun
1
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknlfe Gold
2,200
36
2.70
1
Northwestern
1.75
7.35 Aug
5.80
35 %
50
Oct
1.78
Sep
Sep
1.59 Aug
5.80
1
Ltd
Oil
Sep
2,800
1956
64c
6%
Star
12c
24,603
~i
Goldfields
North
14 %c
1.08 Aug
Oct
35 %
Uranium
Feb
14c
30
II
5.85
1.05
7.90 Mar
2.00
•
-
Preferred
2.51
Northspan
68c
16c
«
Mines
1,925
18,214
Warrants
20 Ve May
2.19
II•
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
45c
1.40
-
Oils
37c
16c
a
B
43c
1.20
Sep
2.85
common
Rankin
Oct
1.95
50
A
Oils
Inca Gold
Feb
2.65
2.05
™30
II
pfd
Martin-McNeely
Northland
Jan
6.00
12 %c
*
B
Mines
Jan
Oct
13c
i
Gold
Groceterias
Uranium
38c
3.70
*
..
Petroleum
Lac
Aue
500
2,220
43c
1.25
6.40
_50
Canadian
18c
2uc
,3.85
1
Preferred
North
5,750
•
Mining
Ltd
Warrants
Apr
_•
.
North
25c
3.70
85c
Apr
Oct
2.51
20%
1
Feb
Ltd
Mines
&
Oils
12c
3.60
_i
Oct
Northcal
13,750
2uc
Mines
Mining
3.75
3.55
July
1.81
Oil
Norsyncomaque
•
20
1
Jun
Oct
Jan
13c
32c
Mines
1.46
Jun
Apr
42c
1.17
Norgold
43c
51%
1.55
95c
Apr
3.00
13c
1
1
Oct
Apr
31c
1
28c
3.00
Oct
20o
57,170
20c
Oct
1
Mines
Mines
Acme
3,500
8c
2.10
12c
14c
30c 34 %c
Aug
31V2C Apr
1
Thurbois
Noranda
.
1
6,900
Oct
1.55 Aug
15,400
40,425
1.10
1
Mines
16,365
Nisto
Apr
held
Rouyn
67,850
July
1.14
(Chibougamau)
each
for
81c
22
Oct
Apr
j
74c
1.90
33c
50c
May
Ltd
2.11
1.25
For
33c
11c
75c
2.45
Matachewan
93c5
35c
10c
-
7 Vac
Maralgo
93c
1.90
1
59c
56,100
\
1.19
Ltd
Apr
shs
42c
1
Mines
Rand
Mines
33c
1
Royran Copper Mines
Being exchanged for
Jan
33c
•
New
21c
49,800
1
Gold
Gold
Rouyn
36,500
19c
1
Miiida-Scotia
Newnorth
13,625
16c
17c
1
Mylamaque Explor
Feb
2uc
13c
17%c
1
Mines
Mines
3.85
20 VaC
14c
•
Mines
Gold
Manitoba
New
1.40
1
Lake
Apr
61c
1
Lake
Jan
May
44c
14%
Exploration
2.15
46c
7,000
I
&
63c
•
1,350
Leaf
Oct
Highridge
3,000
Class
Apr
New
13,250
Madsen Red
1.18
Feb
9c
Mackeno
21c
105
50c
Ltd
Apr
Sep
1.35
Macdonald
1.45,
1.45
95%
2.80
Mining
Sep
Apr
46c
Bay
2.55
33c
8c
Macassa
1.50 May
40c
1.25
Marcon
60c
Oct
2.45
Maple
18,450
Sep
8c
Macfle
9,800
20,160
66c
14c
40c
1
Ltd
Jan
55c
2.40
61c
17c
1.25
Hudson
1.30
48c
2.30
62c
7,500
2.45
Lorado
Oct
54c
13,300
78 %
,__l5o
Louvicourt
48c
Feb
Apr
17c
•
Class
3.25 May
16,350
Taku
Class
Jan
40,450
New
Coy
2.01
25c
July
Class
14,600
20c
•
'
2.12
1.50
34c
Loblaw
2.05
21c
Oct
A
2.08
2.09
1.18
11 %c
Class
Sep
21c
51,900
Long
31c
1.01
1
14c
Loblaw
93c
Sep
11,350
15c
l
Little
Sep
10VaC
1.38
60c
1
11 %c
Gold
50c
12,025
1.22
19C
122%
Minerals
Apr
Feb
i2c
GOc
Mines
12c
Lexlndin
14,037
Apr
Feb
1.30
Explorations
Gas
1
Kirkland
4.10
41c
21,300
Mines
Kirkland
Apr
45C
2.35
Superior Oils
Liberal
Sep
Apr
44
Sep
12,200
New
Lencourt
67c
11 %C 12 V2c
1.00
Sep
10c
50C
Oct
&
71,500
1.52
43c
Lawson
18c 24 VaC
21c
40c
Jan
Lamaque
32,x50
20c
156
Kilembe
Leltch
1.11
1.45
9%c
Luz
1.01
1.08
39% Mar
Jan
6.95 Mar
19%c
Keyboycon Mines
La
5,500
43c
472.382
Shore
60
23C
1.49
39c
Wasa
42
22c
1
31c
(John)
40%
1
33c
Labrador
42
.
6.25
34
•
Canada—
Mines
Gold
Labatt
Oct
1
of
Mines
1
Oils
Jan
27 Va
1
605
Copper
3.10
860
1
895
Warrants
3,200
Goldvue Mines
11,276
!
3.95
28 Vsf
4.25
Harricana
34 %
Gold
Oct
310
3.75
27%
.
Feb
(1939)
Kerr-Addison
4.25
4.25
3.75
27 %
Feb
5.00 Aug
New
34
Mines
Oct
50c
Petroleum
Oil
Mines
Gold
3.50
New
37c
Kenvllle
475
Aug
123% 124 '/a
Ltd
4.25
Jan
Apr
Jan
1.00
Co
3.50
Jan
28%
25
34%
Mines
4.25
26
46
124 %
1
Mining
500
Jan
1.00
Joliet-Quebec
26%
Apr
1.47
22
•
Jupiter Oils
26
Sep
July
95%
1
Jowsey
%
26
41c
33
*
Joburke
34,200
860
75
Ltd
41c 49 VaC
2.15 Mar
225
95%
Mining
14
Oct
39
95% 100%
Ltd
13%
Sep
72c
24%
96 %
Ltd
Oct
11
24
•
_
10%
100
Jan
Aug
1.83 Aug
37%
24
-•
common
205
12
18 Va
57 %
•
Oil
Petroleum
Dickenson
Mining Corp..
Exploration
Lake
Davies
New
1.74
18,150
10%
Sep
1
Mines
Chamberlain
New
Jacobus
Lake
Calumet
Continental
Aug
Jaye
Kroy
New
17
1
•
Jellicoe
62 Va
29%
98c
10%
Oct
Feb
1.10
1
Dominion
Oct
Bay
Minerals
British
4%
Iron
Jeanette
New
102%
15 Ve
39%
44^
1
Gold
Oils
60
warrants
Waite
Apr
12%
Oct
Mar
785
,
Feb
90c
2,300
12
1
;
Bidlamaque
11,110
8
1
Jack
Bristol
Oct
93
Oct
ADr
July
72c
1
Athona Mines
New
New
85c
62c
Feb
46
12,853
12
——10
Mines
94
__100
Mines
Products
Alger
Aug
Jan
Oct
Mar
50
10%
v
79
Jan
27%
I
1.17
1.10
Mines
27 % Mar
May
25
15%
47%
-
100
15c
15V8
48
*
560
75,426
8,050
1.12
25c
Car.
58
33c
68c
15 % '
—i—«
B
7%
A
A
Trust
May
25
26%
62c
64c
20
Petroleum
97% July
25
22C
41
Apr
1.00 Mar
3.95
Jun
23
100
•
._
class
57%
25%
100
46
5
—
pfd™.
New
5%
23
5
com
Ltd
Sep
11
23
45c
Oct
2.45
45 V*
1
Feb
36Ve
-£./
_•
Ji
7.20
7,057
23
Aug
20c
•
Jan
1,600
12,541
28,550
1
3.40
2,775
30c
2.75
Feb
39c
20c
2.45
«
Works
Chemical
Oct
'
206,500
3.
1
2,415
6
54c
60c
2.55
*
A
i—
National
17%
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
Isotope
class
Explorations
17
Interprovincial Bldg Credits™™
B
Jun
Mines
93
Preferred
Ranwick
98c
20%
1
5.65
100
International
Sep
Sep
1
^_™_;
4%
Preferred
Petroleum
61c
Co
21 %
24c
1
Drug &
17
class
Class
Creek
Preferred
93
Metals
International
Apr
Locomotive
6 %
Bronze
Co
29%
Moore Corp common
Multi-Minerals Ltd
•
—
Nickel
Jan
Oct
Porcupine
—100
International
International
42c
20%
5.00
24c
com—
new
International
Mining
17c
1,685
19 Vic
•
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
25%
1
Powders pfd___25
Inspiration
7,150
22 %
•
;
Aug
1
Gold
Lake
Industrial
17c 19 VaC
Corp
14
57
Aug
5.00
Feb
11%
5% Aug
3.00
Oct
Nello
5%
Jan
3.50
National
11%
Jun
1.60
400
Apr
54%
3.70
1,600
3.70
Aug
11%
4,175
3.50
17
55%
105,511
1.80
2.80 Mar
55c
480.23
preferred
6"U
3.20 Aug
1.76
3.95
1.70
Sep
Aug
6
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Mar
1.53
3.80
1.15
Oct
Sep
81c
1.^7
3.85
127,800
8.35
■
1.50 July
1.43
1,825
58
Feb
1.28
13
•
July
May
75c
1.33
Mtg & Inv
Montreal
47c
18
82,2o0
1
Brewery
Monarch
22 Va Mar
Oct
Oct
Apr
15% Aug
15% Aug
63
1.22
Jan
19c
Uranium
15%
57'/a
1.12
l.if.,
11%
13
3,800
Mogul Mining Corp
New
10
•
10
Bank
Imperial Flo Glaze common
Imperial Life Assurance
Imperial
400
30c
12
—
._—~
39,100
13 Va
28c
5.00
1
3,120
21c
13
Apr
28c
12%
100
15%
19c
Jan
4.GO
•
Jan
6.70
14 %
13
1.37
Oct
1.95
_!
15%
Hughes Owens C# class A
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
—
11%
10%
.—
15
20c
Oct
Oct
44 c
1.7a
Mines
Ore
81,775
Apr
May
3.65
1 \,
Metals
National
...
Warrants
30c
Ltd
Co
A
8C
___*
Canada
•
Class
B
•
Howard Smith Paper common———*
Hoyle Mining
—■;
—
•
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
•
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
1
Class
Sep
Aug
13c
70c
23,400
Apr
70c
Sep
*
Gas
Corp
Endeavour
Mines
Oil
Home
12c
14 VaC July
Mining
Mining
60c
2.30
•
•
Petroleums
Mindamar
15c
Sarcee
Hollinger
Apr
52 c
Dauch
Tower
Hi
Apr
9
12 %c
Highland Bell
&
17
Oct
15c
Gold
Crest
Highwood
Jun
7
52c
Gold
Hinde
13%
12 %c
Red
High
100
1
Head of Lakes Iron.
Heva
20
7'/a
T
Hasaga Gold Mines
Heath
14%
7%
44c
25c
Occ
■
3.05
45c
Sep
25c
1.95
2.10"
Brick
—1
Mines
Gold
'Harrison Minerals
Headway
14 %
*
6,000
30,446
1
common
Gas
Lake
Oils Ltd
Rock
Hard
14%
_*
common
Carpets
10c
30c
3.60
1
Industries
City
35,170
25c
60c
1
Sep
28c
3.30
3.50
50o
Mines
&
i4c >
25%c
.Warrants
Milton
Harding
Dev
Mining
May
Oct
&
Light & Power
Oil
*
•
1.25
Mining
Uranium
8.50 May
28
1
.
Mines
Petroleum
Jan
Mar
Lake
Exploration
Sep
12c
Red
Petroleums
Mentor
20%
12c
Lake
McWatters Gold
Medallion
30c
1
Aug
93
1,395
Gwiilim Lake Gold
68
705
15,600
Oct
Jun
118
21
15 %
41%
96
42c
21
High
2.20 Mar
Sep
970
79 %
21
30
60
78
39c
_
58
94
21
—
Products
58>
81c
78
Oct
26c
•
:_™100
—.—
Feb
1.49
104,750
95/
39c
_
Low
1.07
common-—-
Range Since Jan. 1
High
82c
•
1
—
—
Low
85c*
Porcupine
1.09
Oct
9
Preferred
5.75
Jan
33c
Shares
Mciiiiyre
11% July
Jan
for Week
Apr
54% Aug
Jan
1.25
100
10%
10%
4.00
38
Range
1
Mines
Frontenac
10
—
Ltd
Warrants
Gurney
27.100
—1
—1
Freehold
Lead
18C
—*
—•
™.l—™
Guaranty Trust
Mines
Par
High
Low
16c
—*
_—L_
GreyhawK Uranium
Gulch
High
16c
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
1
1
com
Great
Greening
Friday
Shares
1
Paper
26
STOCK!
*
Mines
Granduc
OCTOBER
ENDED
•
1
Mines——;
Great
WEEK
1
Gold
Bousquet
Grandines
FOR
Sales
for Week
2.15
11c
6%
87
55c
Jan
Sep
Oct
Sep
Oct
41c
Jan
Feb
Pamour
Feb
Pan Western
Jan
Paramaque
;
•
Porcupine
Parbec
Mines
Pardee
Amalgamated
Apr
Pater
47c
Feb
Paymaster
5.20
Apr
Peace
39c
Apr
9% Mar
104
95c
Uranium
Mines
Nat
Gas
Pipeline
Permo
Apr
Peruvian
Gas
49c
78c
Apr
Jan
43c
May
Jan
23c
Feb
6,200
9c
Sep
19c
Jan
16,991
55c
Sep
52c
3,325
27c
29c
15,000
10 Vac
12c
8,500
9 '/2c
9c
9% c
1
56c
55c
60c
1.90
Jan
13
Jan
July
Jan
50
Aug
Oct
53
Jan
18,150
55c
Oct
25c
26c
9,900
25c
Sep
8.90
8.65
9.00
2,000
55cf
1.53 Mar
39%c
70c
25c
1
59c
Aug
Sep
50c
12c
1
Apr
20 Ve July
106
7.85 Mar
924
23 Va
50
47
48
165
47
pfd
2
2.12
2.10
2.20
82,221
1.90
Sep
2.38
Sep
Mineral
l
1.50
1.46
1.60
5,400
1.45
Sep
3.40
Feb
common
Preferred
Feb
Feb
1
Ltd
Consol
River
Pembina
Mines
Jan
27c
513
27c
1
Apr
Apr
12%
77
9%c
•
1
49c
35c
.
10c
Oils
Mines
10
*
1
&
Oils
Oil
&
5
40%
47-
43
184
Volume
Number 5581
.
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1833)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
'
STOCKS
'
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Loio
Pa
Petrol OH &
Pniinps
Photo
Gas
Ou
Co
Crow
Pitch-Ore
Placer
Powell
B
ox
Rouyn
10c
_
Roy
Era
Oct
2.10
Trans
Mountain
10c
May
18c
14% Aug
Trans
Mar
Triad
3,675
42%
3.075
Dome
4.50
6.30
5.30
Producers
Ltd
5.30
2.25
4,698
1.50
1.76
5,003
1.80
1.99
23,800
20c
6,500
Ltd
18c
17c
Aug
Union
Accept
6.90
Apr
Apr
Union
Chlbougamau Gold.
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
2.05
Quebec
9.75
Lithium
Quebec
1.35
United
Keno
8.30
Jan
United
Montauban
9.40
Jan
United
Feb
United
2.45
Feb
Apr
2.74
27c
May
Aug
9.50
Vac
!
2.61
Oct
9'/a
1,334
;
':
80c
32c
Oct
15
Apr
22c
22c
23c
5,374
18c
2lVa
23%
1,962
21 Va
1.10
1.04
1.12
8,850
95c
Ralnville Mines Ltd
Rare
Earth
Rayrock
Apr
4.60
Reef
Co
Explorations
30c
Oct
Apr
30
May
Mar
1.80
Rio Palmer OU_
Rio
Rupununi
Rix
Athabasca
Robinson
Mines
Ltd
class
'____
A
Consol
20c
5,934
16c
12,875
60c
Sep
12 V2
12 Va
12 Va
Oct
34c
1.20
Mining
_
Ltd
St
preferred
Cement
juawrence
Michael
San
class
Uranium
Antonio
A
Band
River
Ltd_
Mines
Sep
24 %c
9VaC
Oct
18c
Sherritt
Western
Being
Daering
-Voting
Sigma
Sliver
Simpsons
Siscoe
73 %
74%
92 Va
95%
96
67%
Sep
Oct
for
Spooner
*
Starrat
four
5
30
30
30%
1,645
1
1.53
1.40
1.55
12,017
31c
Petroleum
Tandem
Texas
Class B
90
Oct
104 y4
Feb
3.40
Apr
100
91
91
91
50
1
2.69
2.60
3.00
21,300
38c
37c
40c
Aur
Wiltsey
Coghlan
1
19,400
30,000
2.17 May
35c
Oct
68c
Apr
Oct
15% May
1.55
Sep
1
30c
30c
31c
6,100
16c
15c 19 Vac
1
12c
11c
12c
•
1.93
1.90
2.04
17,985
7,050
3.45
1.75
Jan
3.40
3.60
40,150
3.75
4.00
5,900
81
82%
485
68
44
44
44
70
48
48
225
50
30c
Oct
Sep
Jun
3.75
18
Jun
2.00
81%
9 Vac
11c
2.55 Mar
Jan
Aug
3.90 Mar
■
r
157
Mar
3.25 July
3.90
Set)
5.10 Aug
1.10
■
v
"..«•/■">
■
Yale
Lead
Yankee
Canuck
Yellowknife
Aug
Oct
51V4
Jan
Yukeno
Sep
54 Va
Feb
Zenmae
7.30
7.90
27,921
10%
11Va
3,940
23 Va
24
9c
165
7.15
Jan
Oct
Oct
10V4
22
Oct
28 Va
22
4.75
425
12c
32,900
10c
Oct
83c
93c
17,000
83c
Oct
42 c
15,000
42c
10%
10%
22 Va.
35c
Apr
Sep
1.70
80c
Apr
May
13V2
25
52c
Jan
1.16 May
14
Jan
18
Oct
Anglo Canadian Pulp
&
43 Va
Oct
45
Feb
Anglo
Develop
17c
Oct
31c
Feb
Asbestos
16,900
1,405
43 Va
43 Va
35
17c 20 Vac
4,202
Jan
19c
19c
2,700
49
49%
95
56c
74c
52,480
42c
Sep
32c
19,700
16%c
Jan
31c
7,53 5
37%
455
30c
28c
28c.
37
36%
'
18c
'•
Oct
July
July
56c
56
90c
Feb
60c
Apr
Sep
55c
Feb
343/4
Jan
42%
12
200
60c
69c
11,700
55c
32,400
8%c
11
Apr
12
Jun
Jan
89c
Feb
Sep
20%c
Apr
12c
16c
23
23 Va
435
65
66 %
3,279
9c
9%c
3,000
8%c
Oct
13c
20
22
12,786
15%
Jan
24% Aug
2.65
22
Jan
28%
57 Va
Jan
80
2.60
2.80
15%
150
50c
68c
32,250
arfc
Oct
1.20
13c 14 %c
65c
26,500
13c
Oct
22%c
11,710
2.24
13%
3.50
4.10
6%
6 %
6 %
18
60^
18
18V8
1,319
1.22
137,400
10c
17,000
!
1.15
1.05
9c
9c
5
5
21,000
3.50
6%
Newfoundland
50
x
Feb
Apr
Apr
SeD
3.15 Aug
16% Aug
Oct
5%
9.80"
1.05
1.05
1.11
3,600
40%
40
40%
150
10c
12c
12,500
36c
40c
5
4,650
Mines
10c
39c
9%
:
Mines
1.70
9%
1.05
39
9c
36c
200
9
Apr
Feb
6.70 May
Gold
Canada
&
Bronze
Canadian
General
Canadian
Oct
Copper
Consolidated
Dalhousie
Oct
*
13%
18 V\
18 V*
18 Va
6,460
17%
Jan
24 V4
4.50
4.40
4.65
540
4.40
Oct
6.00
•
22 Va
22'/a
22 V2
170
20% Jan
Mar
Apr
Mar
Apr
Jan
25
Feb
27
27
28
75
27
Jan
33
Jun
29Va
29%
30
1,280
28 V4
Jan
32
Jan
I7V2
17%
625
17'A
Oct
24
3.85
4.00
1,650
3.50
Sep
41
41
259
__
4.00
__
41
6%
Oct
Jan
Jan
52
Jan
May
6.00
6.50
900
38 V4
39 V4
2,785
19c
23c
3,000
20
20%
465
19% July
24 Va Mar
15 %
15 Va
675
15 Va
17
May
Apr
Apr
—
39
of
nuPonc
•
Canada
Securities
6
Oct
14
33%
Jan
47% July
17c
Feb
•
20Va
29c
Sep
20
21
2,155
20
Oct
29
43'/2
335
34
Feb
56
30
30
34
35
27
Jun
108
105V2
108
150
105%
Oct
5
50
50
51
480
38%
Jan
71
71
152
66
Oct
90
1
International Paper common
Utilities
Aug
41
7.50
com
43'/2
*
Gaspe Copper Mines-——
Steel Products
International
__
___10
___
6
Ontario
Oct
Sep
Oct
Sep
Bros
44
July
17c
Oct
47c
Aug
11
Jun
26,520
8,600
13c
Oct
54c
Feb
16,000
—.
'
Aug
142% May
56% July
20c
Oct
58c
Feb
Oct
2.75
Apr
Jan
900
Flour
Paper
2.50
Gold
Mines
Mines..
300
33
Oct
52%
Jan
34
34 %
229
34
Oct
52
Jan
1
4.40
4.35
4.50
675
_1
—
Southwest Petroleum
Third
33%
34
—_—_—*
Ridgeway Corporation
,r"kon
Canadian
15
*
Gen
Inv
—
3.40
3.50
650
61
__
62%
520
45
45 Vz
50
43c
43c
61
—
43c
Tr_________♦
0
Gold
Corp
6
500
Zellers
6
6
300
1
57c
57c
60c
13,300
*
Consolidated
Jan
33%
*
common—
'24
24
24
105
4.35
3.40
Oct
Oct
.
6.75 Mar
515
Jan
50
Feb
77%
Aug
41%
Sep
54% May
Mar
40c
5% Mar
R7c
May
23% Mar
60c
6V4
70c
26
Jun
Jan
Aug
July
Feb
1.33
&
__
Feb
Oct
Oct
3.00
FOOTNOTES
Feb
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
AND
CANADIAN
MARKETS
'
60c
60c
1,000
44
4
51
Sep
45
20
Oreille
15c
43 %
45
2,472
18%
18 %
100
33
33
100
19
19%
55
112% 112 %
25
—
Oct
10
Oct
•
„
;
Pend
1.45
19%
Bifft
37%
36%
5
.
pfd__
Jan
1.43
14c
60c
50
to*
135
575
Bridge
Glass
Consolidated
1.20
__
kaag* Bine# Jan. 1
.
40
21 Va
•
common
Hayes
60c
Oct
»
No
a
Odd
1.25 Mar
40
Jun
56%
Apr
16 V*
Jan
24
Aug
33
19
112 Va
Oct
par
value.
(not Included in year's
sale
year's range),
Selling ex-Interest,
40
Mar
e
24
May
f Flat
116
Jan
r
Cash
dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privilege®.
price.
sale
delivered. '
(not Included
in
Sep
Ex-llquldating
wd When
d Deferred delivery
July
t
lot sale
range).
•
__20
Wiph
40
•
Investments
Oil
Dominion
Pato
7,065
.
Cow
__
*
common
_____
Apr
20c 23%c
10
.i
Paper
10
8.400
Mines
Ihtm
36 Va
•
Ogilvie
1.22
Elevators
r#r Wh»
36 Vo
Westinghouse
Minn
4,150
1.20
■•IM
Baaga
ef Prlcee
1,315
Canadian
Coast
Curb Section
-
IOV2
1
Apr
65c
14c
Jan
Aug
10
Marconi
Apr
1.85
1.75
Mines
70C
60c
10
Canadian
17c
5.25
1.65
Oct
July
5
Loblaw Inc
55c
2.25
May
25c
36c
•
Sugar
Industries
Feb
1.65
55c
14c
48,370
5
Dredging
Canadian
26 Va
4.50
25c
•
;
Dominion
Sep
58c
_
Oct
Apr
Jan
Jan
-
Paper
Co
8%
1.02 Aug
8c
3.00
1
Corp
Sep
18
8c
23,349
Oct
Mar
Jan
"
3.60
common
1.90
Jan
39,425
Waek'a
Par
Oct
Aug
26c
12
•
Apr
Fonda
Bale Frlne
Bulolo
44
Apr
25c
32c
Ia.t
Oct
Feb
18
25c
Jan
50c
Friday
•TOCKS
10%
16%
11c
Aug
11c
25c
Canadian
Jan
540
70c
10c
8c
14c
6,500
45c
Toronto Stock Exchange
Apr
5.40 Mar
27c
4.20.1
16%
9C
26c
17,400
55c
Jan
29 Va Mar
4.55
1
1
1
:
Jan
Oct
Apr
11%
Oct
22
50
Mines
Metal
Mining
2.07
28c
May
Auk
9
Mines
16c
;
Oil
Bear
12c
2.25 Mar
22'/a
10c
20%
29c
..■:
Mines
95
13c
•
r-
Zinc
&
Yellorex
Jan
1.00
Mines
Winnipeg & Central Gas
48
9 30
Gold
Wrlght-Hargreaves
44
52,102
1.00
;
Jan
1
20%
A
36 Va
Mines
12c
class
Oct
Oct
10%
Corp
Works
18
1,319
2.80
1.65
75
63c
Mortgage
3,393
7,024
2.50
t
Iron
Jan
19 Va
12
135
ord
Toronto
35 Va
18%
1.65
8,500
12,050
83
13c
Toronto
Oct
19
11
15c
1.91
30c
Toronto General Trusts
Sep
17%
20
1.55
14c
1.65
74c
Bank
22
2,623
1.55
Mines
Dominion
220
I8V2
•
common
Silver
20
18 Va
*
A
11c
14c
1.66
Mines
Toronto
Mar
20
18%
•
class
15c
*
Plywood Co class B_
(Geo)
Petroleums
9%c
Toronto
11c
Sep
1.50 Aug
35c
Apr
Oct
Tombill Gold Mines
Torbrit
3,660
Peb
Apr
~wujpi>un-.Liunai:iarK
Tiara
20c
70o
Apr
10%
<
4,500
18c
50
Calgary
1.25
Apr
8.00 July
15c
Willroy
65%
cv-i-Hugiics Gold
^emagaml Mines
1.20
2.04
60c
5.00 Jan
52c
„■
.
1,675
16Vac
A
common
6.20
Wilrich
15%
Pearson
6.10
Oct
Taurcanis Mines
Taylor
35Va Mar
Feb
Apr
Sep
industries
Tamblyn
Jan
1.30
20c
May
Oils
Bylvanlte Gold
6,000
9c
50
Gold
c
10c
*
_
Minerals
42
Apr
'23 Vt
Cons
29%
held
Breweries
Petroleum
Price
Inlet
owicsoii
21V4 Mar
16c
Gold
Surety Oils &
Surf
Jun
6,500
Gas
Pete
18%
15,400
Contact
bupertest
610
18c
Oils
Propane
19
9 VaC
19c
Cons
1.70 May
9c
49%
°"iiivnn
Oct
16c
17c
Sudbury
July
Feb
1.00
9c
Oil
Superior
July
31c
8V,c
"
16c
_______5
Uranium
40c
102% July
May
4.75
River Gold
22Vic Mar
Sep
1
16
83c
toturgeon
July
73c
1
Bros
Stanleigh
Apr
75c
'
Ltd
Warrants
Dominion
Stuart
79c
Oct
Windward
70c
flt-eeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Oct
28c
Winchester Larder
Canada
ol
Oct
42c
1.19 Mar
Rol
Olsen
S ted man
ttteel
62c
6,700
57,500
1.47
17 Va
&
35,650
/
Oct
Ltd
Oil
Jan
Aug
Sep
Standard Paving & Materials
Standard Radio class A
Stanwell
19
__
Aug
67c
21 Va
&
4.75
23c
»
Mines
28c
Oct
455
22
Mines
28c
2.50
65,050
:
Stadacona
May
18,900
10 VaC
Union
Feb
Jan
90c
17
Valley Oil
Southern
37c
42c
Brown
Souris
Jan
74c
Quebec
Southam
51c
Jun
31c
Ltd
Van
1.68
Aug
17
common
Slocan
20
Jan
Mar
Corp Ltd
each
Canada
Weston
95%
45c
28c
•
._
Decalta
Western
Jan
80
68c
42c
29c
1.20
Jan
1,700
65c
42c
*
24c
Oct
Oct
65c
1
Naco
14 Va
July
13c
3.10
*
Western
1,377
24
.
2,070
Aug
2,000
11
Preferred
i
3.25
3.20
6.10
13c
Mines
Mines
Slater
8,000
•
11%
9 Vac
class
68c
Leaseholds
29 y4
1
Mines
58c
Apr
13c
7.45
Dairies
58c
Warrants
29 Va
common—
Standard
Silver wood
3.40
14,000
5.80
72c
Mining
Silver-Miller
26%
55
1.85
Western
I8V4 Aug
33 V4 Jan
trust
Mines
Suanco
1.92
Oct
Sep
39c
25%
1.70
1
Copper
Nickel
Explorers
new
68
Feb
Mines
Ashley Minerals
exchanged into
Apr
Apr
12Va
Horsey
Breweries
Sep
23c
25 Va
1.75
800
56V4 May
uordoxi
Shlrrlff
Sicks
20c
23c
25 Va
1
15,500
1,515
I"II—"50c
Gold__
401,300
1
25,167
74%
Bhawkey 1945 Mines
Creek
49
12c
Zulapa
Sheep
Feb
32c
3,248
_50c
_
35%
28c
common
_
1,465
Oct
17
_
_
60c
41
39
1.15
67
•
..
_
8ep
39
81c
73c
Security Freehold Petroleums
Class A pfci—
B pfd
20%c
11c
15 Va
76
Class
Jun
52,160
1.15
65
1
Snawinigan Water & Power
3.00
22c 29 %c
24c
18% Aug
28c
Gold
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
100
'
14%
Debentures
Cement
2,081
lie
Jan
11c
5,500
Aug
21
Sep
1.20 Aug
15,300
1.15
One
14,625
Jan
18
19
1
Western
12c
Jun
88c
10
W
&
Pyrite
Western
10c
2.98 May
3.60
•
Feb
lie
14%
40c
Feb
84c
Mines
Feb
9 VaC
Jan
Oct
1.65
3.60
85c
•
Products
Jan
14Va
15c
Jan
Feb
7.85
1
__
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Saskatchewan
183/4
36c
62
Oct
1
__
Gold
18%
5.90
460
1
Malartic
26c
.
ot
15%
Oct
57% July
58,025
15 Va
19% Feb
14c
21,730
West
11V4
1
209
2.00
Westeel
70c
•
15c
1.75
W§st Maygill Gas Oil
Jun
__
16c
Feb
29 Va
_
:__
_
1,750
Aug
96
Lawrence Corp,common
5V2%
6.35
1.85
1
Preferred
St
85
Apr
Sep
10%
Explorations
Wespac Petroleums Ltd
10c
26
19,500
15 Va
*
;
Lake
20c
75
4,575
16c
58c
6.00
6.00
19 Va
8,500
—
6.80
14c
58c
Aug
8.80_Aug
30
Aug
Oct
Jan
18,000
1
_
6.50
6.30
11%
13c
«
_
14c
46%
250
65
___2
____•;
_
6.50
7
1,230
17
14%
Preferred
Rus-seii
Industries
990
3,500
17
30c
1
Jan
66
56
17
12c
11c
common
9
Apr
8%
21c 21 %c
*
24c
Mines
May
8
543/4
21c
1
.
Equipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
12c
9 Vac
Oil
Mar
2.65 May
Sep
64c
55
Oct
2
Mines
Waterous
25c
Royal Bank of Canada
Ryanor
2.70
75c
1.70 Mar
6,206
17c
60c
12 Va
Roxaiia Oils
Rpvallte
26
Oct
July
17c
ixocne
Long Lac
Rockwin Mines
Rowan
1.90
27c
Jan
2.15
60c
Uranium
Little
1.73
10
Oct
35c
74% Mar
Jan
19c
52c
Sep
15 V4
8 Vac
200
Oct
17c
Oct
Weedon
1,070
43c
3,833
Sep
Werner
25,000
12,110
29c
63 V2
Jan
20
52 c
28c
Aug
13%
Apr
47c
43c
Apr
12
1,655
2.85
2.15
50c
tt5% Jun
4,544
.6.05
40C
25,247
14
Oct,.
2.15
9.30
67 y4
Sep
19 Va
8.70
133/4
1.30
ffc
2iya May
63%
1.10
42
53c
Jan
13%
1.00
20
Uranium
Sep
8
64 Va
5,000
34.050
30c
1,465
♦
28.215
19c
Aug
Jan
3,700
16
•
43,400
2.50 Mar
85
44%
32c
1
1.53
Aug
Apr
31c
•
Ltd
G
1.82
Mines
Rexspar
Jan
Apr
54c
14%
8%
1
Alloys
Amulet
1.56
Regent Refining
Renabie
1.80
Sep
Feb
Sep
Walte
1.39
13 VaC
4,202
30c
'
High
Wainwright Producers & Ref
1.10
15c
Mines
Oils
1.35
Ltd
783/8
Feb
1.60
Ltd.
300,800
73
543/4
•
Vulcan
1.94
Sep
32 c 44 %c
_50
Vico Explorations
Victoria & Grey Trust
Violamac Mines
1.33
Mining
Mines
pfd
Corp
Consol
1.35
;
A
Products
Ventures
2.70 Aug
•
Canada
Vanadium
Walker
Radiore Uranium Mines
class
Hill
Steel
Universal
B
Mines
Inv
Apr
Apr
Sep
2.40
36,380
21%
Mining
3.50
9VaC Jan
3,740
80c
2.40
2.42
1.26
22,830
10%
80c
Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
7,635
4.85 Mar
Jan
»
Oils
5.40
Jun
1.60
1
Fuel
1.65
14,968
"
Corps Ltd class
Estella
United
ipper
2.20
1
United
1
2.00
•
Oct
1.75
16c
2.50
1
pfd_
United
76,665
1.54
V 12c 13
Mines
Quebec
Quemont
2.10
1.36
13c
Corp
Manltou
1.80
1
'
:
Sep
Vandoo
Quebec
2nd
Asbestos
Apr
*
Oct
Low
40
15
Aug
7.00 Aug
90
44
101
1.26
75
Gas of Canada
United
Oct
1,933
31c
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Copper Mines
70
Jan
48 Va
1.45
Line
Resources
23 Vac
Mar
May
1.35
Pipeline
Jan
Sep
5.60 May
4.50 Sep
1.20 Sep
1.50 May
12,220
}.85
1.85
Prospectors Airways
4.65
Transcontinental
Jan
e
4.50
11,250
1.51
__.
Jan
19%
91
6.45
72c
85
230
4.50
6.20
2.25
Pronto Uranium Mines
Minerals
88
Jan
Feb
81
1,325
4.50
Warrants
Pipe
6c
25
? 85
East
Oil
.3.30
1,200
iu
Apr
49c
31,300
ioo
__
62 V*
53'/a
150
11 %C
_
1
Oil
Oct
2,061
37c
Prairie
89c
Feb
453/4
9.10
Aug
May
50c
Gold
Ltd
Oils
July
_
Inc
Gas
Trans
1.55
60c
Warrants
Purdex
Oils
12
Debentures
Prcvo
Empire
2.25 Mar
Ramge Blnee Ian. 1
High
44%
2.02
•J.ra.ns
Oct
Apr
Shares
Low
44%
Explorations
1.20
48
fer Week
1.40
A
Canada
Feb
815
_
Boraer
class
Trans
6,350
..
62 %'
Trust
Preston
1.75 July
Finance
Sales
Rang#
ef Prices
Par
traders
37 Va
101,850
12 >/4
Gold
Premier
M
Apr
44%
Premier
R
J
65c
Oil
2.25
Oct
4,012
C
Uranium
Corp
Prairie
High
Feb
1.20
3,700
1.21
River
Power
99c
12,300
Week's
Last
Sale Price
1,100
Mines
Oils
Powell
26
Friday
Low
1.32
Development
Ponder
OCTOBER
25
Gold
Gold
Pioneer
ENDfcD
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.05
Lea
WEEK
STOCKS
Shares
.
Engravers
Pickle
P
•t prices
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
'
'•
.
^Week's
Last
wlWhen
x
issued.
Ex-dlvldend.
'V
y Ex-rlghts.
(not Included In year's range).
t
Ex-stock
dividend.
4£
4G
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1834)
.
.
Monday, October 29, 1956
.
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
October
26
Investing Companies
Par
Mutual Funds—
Bid
Mutual Funds—
Ask
25c
1.59
1.74
IntI
Inc——__1.25
American
Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc_—.1
Associated
Fund Trust.;
6.01
6.50
Investment
Co
3.86
4.12
Investment
8.67
Par
Trust
._
Fund
Bid
Obligations of Governmeni Agencies
Ask
-lci
4.90
5.36
America-..—1
9.86
10.79
Boston—1
10.31
11.27
9.43
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc-1
6.12
6.70
Johnston
(The)
Keystone
Fund
Aberdeen
Affiliated
Custodian
Fund
Resources
of
Inc
of
Fund-l
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a21.36
1.54
1.69
1
14.49
15.81
B-l
(Investment
1
25.15
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc. . 5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Axe-Science & Elect'ntcs Corp 1c
6.45
B-2
(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
24.28
8.73
B-3
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(Discount
Development
Fund Inc_.
Atomic
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1
17.66
Bonds)—
380
4.15
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—1
10.33
10.65
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8.86
12.61
13.71
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15.67
17.10
16.34
17.66
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(Income
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1260
13.75
3%s
July
l%s
Oct.
1,
1957—
98.12
98.22
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3%s
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11.21
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1
13.62
14.86
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—1
1
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Canada General Fund
Bullock Fund
24.39
S-4
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9.51
10.39
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11.05
14.45
13.13
7.21
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7.88
r;
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6.31
1
1
12.70
13.73
19.64
21.25
5.44
5.96
22.84
17.78
13,300
13,900
lo
5.22
19.65
21.33
Electrical
2.53
2.79
9.27
10.08
General
Equipment shares_lc
Industries shares__lc
3.97
100.1
100.6
100.3
1958
98.22
98.30
1957-
100
100.3
2 %s
Nov.
1958
97.6
97.16
2 %s
May
1,
1,
Feb.
1,
1960
99.24
1957.
99.28
2%s June
June
100
1957
1,
1957
1,
3%s
100
99
Sept.
Federal
3%s
96.2
96.4
—
96.14
98
97
1972—
20,
May
100%
102
Assn—
1956
99.31
100.1
1957
99.25
99.29
1958
98.18
98.26
20,
Jan.
96.28
95.24
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Nov.
3.35s
2 %s
4.37
15,
Natl
96.18
—
1, I960—
1, 1971
May
100.3
99.28
98.24
1957—————
1,
1959
20,
24.69
16.44
99.29
1957
1,
12.84
Venture Fund Inc
1
Century Shares Trust-—
--1
Chemical
Fund Inc
50c
Christiana Securities com.—100
Colonial Fund Inc.—
1
1957
May
6.92
J 1.75
1,
15,
2%s
11.96
1
25o
Lexington Trust Fund
May
3%s
10.37
Com
1957
100.4
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
22.56
Priced
15,
1957—
15,
10c
Bowling Greert Fund Inc
Broad Street Investment
California
3.30s
100.4
Feb
100.1
13.49
8-1
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__1
(High-Grade Com Stk)__1
12.36
23.73
Mar
3% April
15,
3.20s May 15,
9.68
22.07
3s
100
99.28
1957
15,
99.30
Bonds—
100
99.28
100.1
1957—
15,
Ask
99.26
Bank
2 (4s
3.80s
11.27
9.80
Mar.
Land
100.2'
100
1957
15,
Jan.
Feb.
3%s
19.27
*
-1
Tr of America—
Fund Inc
Inv
Boston
Bonds)
Priced
3.05s
3%s
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Blue Ridge
Bond
:
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point
a
Bid
Federal
1956—-
15,
Nov.
32ndg of
more
or
Ask
Banks—
Loan
Home
3.50s
26.49
8.03
Bid
federal
26.25
5.93
Figures after decimal point represent one
Ltd
(19541
■
Inc.——
Fund
Canadian
Capital
Investment——1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
1
Commonwealth
Fund
Concord
j-
Fund Inc
Composite
Inc
—-—
Trust-l
Crown Western Investment inc
Dividend Income Fund
-1
Consolidated Investment
Investing Co Inc
1
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc—-1
Delaware Fund
———-—— *
Diversified Growth
De
Vegh
1
Fund
Stock
Investment Fund—1
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series E_
2-5°
Dividend Shares —
—25C
Dreyfus Fund Inc
---1
Baton & Howard—
balanced Fund——
—1
Stock
Fund—
1
Electronics Investment Corp—I
Energy Fund Inc——
-10
Equity Fund lnc_—
J0c
Federated Fund of New Eng___1
Fidelity Fund Inc———
-5
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Founders Mutual Fund
0
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
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stock series
_lc
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stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Futures Inc
—1
Gas Industries Fund Inc.——-1
General Capital Corp
1
Diversified
Trust-——1
Investors
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lc
1°
lc
shares
Automobile
Aviation
shares
Building
shares
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lc
lc
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shares—
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15.^6
16 %.
17%
Manhattan
7.03
14.81
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7.69
14.96
Mass
beneficial
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Fund Inc
12.28
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Mutual
Shares
12.76
13.93
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Trust
9,52
10.43
of
16.38
2.92
8.75
9.48
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3.90
7.20
3.92
4.29
7.81
of
6.83
Canada
18.33
2.87
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7.48
16.73
3.12
38.56
Price
13.38
7.72
11.83
12.30
13.47
6.88
10.86
12.49
12.14
Inc.
Funds
(Edson
Sovereign
Street
Stein
Roe
9.60
10.52
Sterling Investment Fund
1-
2-57
99.30
1-56
2-
1-57
99.30
9.64
November
November
15,
1956.-
23,
13.88
15.09
December
6,
13,
Commercial
13.17
County Trust Co
(White Plains N
Federation
11.90
First
12.58
16.95
17.47
15.70
17.07
8.80
6.24
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9 29
10.15
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institutional
Institutional
9.67
10.15
10.88
11.90
lc
10.97
12.00
11.03
Wall
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Fund
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Income
Fund_lc
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lc
12.06
P'und
Inc
Inc
6.82
Irving
Kings
6.33
Long
&
Towne
2.65
2.90
Stock
13.29
Investing Corp
Washington
14.47
7.08
Inc
Street
7.74
{Mutual
Investors
Fund
8.71
Inc
Wellington Fund
9.52
13.40
14.61
7.24
7.92
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
12.18
13.17
12.32
13.48
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
5.38
5.81
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Aetna
Insurance Co
Aetna
Life
10
Bid
117
174
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10
Insurance
62%
January
24,
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of
Co
Jefferson
North
Standard
(Greensboro
N
Amer_5
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Ask
96
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119
69
190
29
New
York
231-2
Life
American
25%
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5
32
35
Life Insurance Co of Va
20
106
113
25
27 ¥4
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10
217
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American Surety
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Life
5
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Ins
Ins
35
20
71%
5
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84 Va
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107
117
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41
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354
366
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240
45
41
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Life
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Casualty
1
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5
29
31
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5
52 %
57%
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10%
11%
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3%
24 14
2614
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18%
21
National
45
50
&
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34
26
10
97
21
Assurance
Manufacturers
lo
Fire
Corp
23
New
Amsterdam
37
New
Hampshire
27%
%
New
York
105
2
81
243
263
5
111
class
100
110
41%
15%
16%
2
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39%
5
43%
40
5
25 ¥2
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2.50
3.33%
X65
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federal
fidelity & Deposit of
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franklin
of
Philadelphia
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of
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(S
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Duke
Power
Corp
37%
3%s
11%
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Gulf
Life
88
45%
50%
Illinois
10
54
57%
•
571/2
61%
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21
33%
35%
10
75 V2
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79%
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44
47
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54%
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St
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84
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10
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2
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&
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10
68
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44
35
38
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59
61
25
49
53
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51
10
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31
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&
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29
31
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107
114
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National
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20
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21
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of
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17
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20
,
86
N
T
dr
S
A.-6.23
14%
60
60%
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Niagara
1971
k
Pacific
97%
Peabody
98%
99
Procter
Co
51%
64%
96%
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Bell
Southern
93
95
U
134
4%s..1986
102
104%
107
1936
.1968
109
98
S
145
&
86
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103
73%
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63%
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25
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26%
28%
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101%
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99%
100%
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106 V*
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RR
5s
85%
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1970
112
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1976
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81
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insurance
City of N Y
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in
33
36
the
a
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asset
k Admitted
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pfd
4.95%
pfnolc
-
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value.
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r.
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on
53
52
97
98%
100
99
100%
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100
101
—100
101%
102%
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1953
Gas
&
series
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preferred
b Bid
d
yield price.
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t New
listing
96%
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preferred
Rochester
—
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dividend"
split,
to
94%
50
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
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86%
98%
115
—100
...
pfd
,
stock
85
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preferred
Edison 4.25%
5.50%
105
Lire
_1967
98
4.25%
951
1976
S
4%s
50
U
101 ¥4
k__
87
95
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5s
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105 %
100%
1976
_
Jl98o
4.64 %
National
4
Pac
Amer
Anderson-Prlchard
99
30%
105
__
37/es_ -1981
3%s
Boston
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95
-33%
97%
104'%
4s
Gas
Ask
96 %
Stocks—
99 V2
142
1975
53%
Tel
Electric
Universal
3%s
47
141
%
102%
103%
4%s_..1986
%
Mueller Brass
50%
Co—Ilo
41
103%
4%s—_ .1988
Am
Calif
1990
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of
102%
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10
Accident
..10
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82
39
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5%s__
102
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3%s
Springfield
_
58
4%s_ -1936
Gamble
Sheraton
95%
SYaS-
Pow
Tel
&
Coal
&
1976
Tel
States
Tel
96%
1970
&
Mountain States
Standard
—36
61%
54
Bid
Mohawk
Union
4%s
12%
18%
¥4
57'%
78%
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95%
4%s
(M)
46%
29
53%
59%
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73
72
(New
51
55%
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Boatmen's
98%
3%s
44
Security
¥4
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(Ariz.)—
Natl Bank of
1975
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16%
39
10
12.50
Commerce-
Pittsburgh—
Mellon. Nat'l Bank
93
4%s
Power
69
i0
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of
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Phoenix
Valley
22%
55
49%
Hotels
5
10
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
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79
Paul
47
Paterson
98
_
Calif
of
Kerr-McGee
5
35%
62
.
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1986
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Ill's
American.
Life
82
10
Indemnity
4
General Reinsurance
Corp
Glens Falls
Globe & Republic
II
Hanover
10
Fire
Pacific
52
41
307
59
Bank
.1975
;
—
Tel
Pacific
33%
38
297
1986
35/8s
—
5%
10
370
Los
Angeles—
Security-First Nat'l Bank
1974
_
3%s
States
63%
Co
Insurance Co
4s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
92%
7.50
460
350
16
Bank.
City—
Textron
4%
2.50
Newark
319
440
—100
50
National
.1976
1936
86%
(Minn)
85
EdLon—
Power
59%
Insurance
_
4%s
L
Consumers
5
(N J),.—1.25-
_
4%Si
Credit
10
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4%s
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70
Northwestern National Life
119
T
Ferro
27%
9
12.50
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4%s_1975
47%
37
lo
Fire
I
3%s
5
A
Northeastern
86
10
Co
North
4
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313
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Savings
200
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4
&
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Gulf
Industries
Maryland
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Co
Burlington
Massachusetts Bonding
3
91%
National Bank
Jersey
First
Ask
Bid
25%
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Continental
16%
38
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General
Life
15%
Bonds—
27%
5
Assurance
1
35
Fire
77
88%
Co
Bank
San
Albany
23%
(N
Amer
Inc
National
74
Detroit—
St.
10
Trust
100
Bank
&
Trust
National
Y.—
Bank
Ask
City Bank
Trust
&
37
33%
—10
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Huntington
(L I;
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N.
46 Va
20
.
Co
Trust-.33 %
&
National
Hartford
87'%
44%
—10
Co
'
34
—10
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&
25
and Trust
Trust Co
Connecticut
37%
...
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Co
.
Connecticut—
„
Y
Royal State Bank of
Rye
National
Bank
States
Trust
Union
40
20
N
Bid
Illinois
Bank
National
Cleveland
73%
37
Bank—
Trust
&
First
Central
'28%
20
.
Trust
25%
(N
Co
Assn
Ins
Natl
Connecticut
10
Continental
Great
2%
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Insurance
Fire
fire
Co_5
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Shippers
Camden
Crum
5
Re-insurance
American
Bankers
Casualty_5
(Newark N J)
Mercury
Bankers
&
preferred
99.321
Bank
Natl
National
198
32
227
Fidelity
conv
99.311
Cleveland—
Bank
Trust
<
Jersey Insurance Co of N
2
11.25
1957—„—
Continental
National
Trust
Freeport
Morgan (J P)
City
Harris
Bank
.32
32
Automobile
American
99.384
Par
%
26%
10
124
Y..10
30
American
Assur__
99.369
Chicago—
299
32%
_
of
Brook
Meadow
Ins—
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Companies
99.375
1957—
100
10
Life
99.440
99.364
Ask
291
10
Island
Albany,
Par
185
17,
99.428
.—
—
35
Trust
United
Ask
127
59
10
Agricultural
l__lo
January
63
Bank
Bank
Trade Bank
Par
99.733
58
of
Insurance Companies
Aetna
1957
1957
5
Co
(The)
Manufacturers
—10c
Strum
Fund
Ltd—
Bank
.Inst Foundation
1
lo
Fund
Inc
1957
10,
Tr —25
&
Natl
Square
Guaranty Trust
5.79
11.66
Value Line Fund
Van
99.498
3,
16,
53%
_
National
Franklin
Industrial
10.67
Incorporated
York
Hanover
1
Income
99.484
January
January
53 V8
10
City
Rochelle
11.10
Special Situations
Inc
99.603
January
Trust— —10.
&
Westchester
New
11.78
8.05
Income
Institutional
New
of
10.78
Line
Incorporated
of
First
8.60
10.21
Line
Boston
Bank
National
Income Fund Shares.
Value
of
99.650
99.587
51%
Fiduciary Trust Co
Science
Value
Fund
99.636
Northern
Empire Trust
United
2.83
Income
Bk
State
13.91
United
16.70
Ask
Bid
1956
67%
:
Exchange
43.25
United
2.59
Treasury Bills
1956
52%
Y)
9.48
15.45
100.4
20,
10
12.87
4.42
a24.68
100.2
27,
Bank —10
15.00
15.74
1
Inc
1-57
99.29
December
12.50
Trust
Corn
8.65
_1
Fund
100
—
Chase Manhattan Bank
15.28
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Hudson
8-
99.703
York
Chem
11.57
Ltd
wi
99.25
December
99.898
...
10.59
Franklin
Canada
100.5
99.788
Tar
1
Haydock Fund Inc.—
1956
New
1
Funds
100.4
100.2
Dollar Valnt
'
United
100.1
1-57
100.2
York—
of
lc
Mutual Fund Iqc
Guardian
3-57
7-
Bank & Tru
New
.
Fund
1-57
6-
99.730
—
46%
11.25
Continental Fund
5-
99.835
1956
40.75
Fund
1-56
4-56
7.06
13.14
Accumulated
,
99.780
12.22
24
Funds Inc—
7- 2-56
100
99.982
99.889
.
1956
13.91
7.87
United
fOO.3
99.28
31.61
22
4.02
29,
December
12.06
United
99.31
1-57
Ask
1956
Templeton Growth Fd of Can-
Industry Shares Inc
■
99.980
...
November
a30.19
Inc
1-57
4-
99.939
1956
November
Texas
TTtlllty shares
99.28
1956
14.89
Television-Electronics Fund
11.84
1,
8,
12.05
Inc.
3-
Dollar Value
19.88
7.58
19.86
100
United States
22.03
2.99
Fund
50
32%
11.90
Investment Corp
Farnham Fund
&
Ask
1-56
6-
6.90
21.81
12.95
lc
1;56
2-56
5-
6.91
f
11-
7-
3.50%
2.71
shares
3.75%
3.30s
3.55%
9.78
11.83
Tobacco
100.2
9.25
lc
Growth
1-56
12.70
State
10.81
10-
Bankers
Investors
9.02
18.15
3.75%
2-57
13.69
12.36
lc
100
1-
9.79
of Boston
8.66
lc
9-
2-56
a23.76
Fund
11.29
shares
8-
3.625 %
4-
lo
stock
3.20%
100.3
3.10%
1
lc
shares
3.40%
100.1
Hi.5.22
44%
Investors Inc
92.18
91.22
Bid
Due
99.30
3-50
1.25
shares—lc
Dated
Rate
100.1
3
a36.98
Fund
B)
Ask
100.1
Clark
Shares
Shareholders Trust
Southwestern
Bid
99.31
12-
Clark—
&
Stock
92.10
91.14
99.31
Bank
Stevens
93.16
93.8
1961
1961
1-56
12-
11.24
__
**
Amer
I960
1.
1-56
1-56
6.53
Inc_I
Canada
Fund Inc
Smith
Due
1-56
12.80
&
1.
1,
11-
6-
31.29
II
Scudder, .Stevens
94.16
11-
3-
Stock
Fund
of
94.8
I960
1-56
2.95%
13.59
Inc
Nuclear
95.10
1-56
18.22
2.50
Fund
96.4
95.2
5-
21.81
Growth
&
95.28
1,
Oct.
96.24
1959
1959
2-
3.50%
8.82
Inc
(Geo)
Selected
Dated
Bid
Inc
Rowe)
Scudder,
April
Oct.
97
96.22
3.00%
&
Corp
Science
8.12
1 'As
7.11
6.31
Inc
Scudder
13.29
7.41
Rate
November
Fund
"13.68
1 %s
99.9
11.45
30%
Putnam
9.88
99.25
1,
April
99.7
1959
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
20.17
Fund
Fund
(T
99.23
—
1957
1 %s
99.7
1957
15,
99.11
8.46
Series.
Puritan
7.54
9.02
1,
1957_
99.5
96.24
3.45%
Fund Inc
8.39
10.80
Aug.
99.9
l%s
15.'
1
—
1958
1,
l%s Oct.
6.71
Fund
April
97.26
1958
1,
3.95
10.05
Series
Securities
l'/as
99.20
4.78
Shares
100.1
99.12
1957
1.
2%s Aug.
20.00
lc
Bteel
15,
6.51
Chemistry
Street
Pioneer
15.21
Mav
—
shares
Railroad
1,
10.48
lc
Bond
15, 1958
l%s Oct.
/'•
Ask
98.30
10.75
equipment shares
RR
l%s April
2%s June
41.78
18.49
Ltd
Philadelphia
Pine
April
11.57
11.07
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
shares
10.70
3.63
Fund
Electronics
18.00
Railroad
99.31
99.31
1957—
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
8.49
11.42
Bid
1%S Feb.
15.
point
98.22
99.30
8.95
Stock
York
l%s
8.29
March
a
1957
1,
99.28
]-'
2%s
of
Notes—(Cont.)—
IV2S Oct.
Notes—^
Treasury
12.35
al4.76
{Series—
England
New
7.56
9.79
—
Series
Growth
16.01
•
Inc
Corp
Series-
Stock
New
11.43
14.81
3.46
Series
Stock
7.46
10.46
Fund
Series
Income
5.14
146.91
3.09
3.14
2s
33 %c
Series—
Preferred
22.03
4.70
145.44
2.80
Stock
CorD-.
Dividend
23.48
16.45
Petroleum
100.1
99.29
l%s
Securities Co Inc.
Balanced
6.51
shares
Feb.
March,
32nds
more
or
MaturityTreasury
99.31
2%s
one
Ask
of
Dec.
2%s
Trust
interest—.
Investors
Bond
9.21
shares
2%s
Shares—
National Security
10.01
Bond
Certificates
3.55
inter_33y3c
Fund
beneficial
National
18.55
2.66
Life
Invest
Nation
9.14
Merchandising
Bid
Maturity—
4.86
—
63
12.38
3.54
4.41
3.22
Inc—10c
Growth
_
11.17
5.93
Mining
of
Fund
Investors
60%
13.92
5.75
lc
Bond
Massachusetts
8.40
Institutional
lc
,
—___lc
shares
Massachusetts
lc
shares
bond
shares
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
15.42
10.10
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Figures after decimal point represent
shares
Petroleum
17.13
20.61
6.06
—
'
14.26
21.96
14%
5:56
a41.38
shares
Metal
19.50
13%
Inc__1
Fund—•
Funds—
Automobile
13.43
17.94
Fund
Mutual
Paper
12.36
i
-lc
administered shares—lc
shares
Pood
Fully
General
Stk
Sayles
Common
lc
Equipment shares
Investors Inc—1
Insurance
Managed
Electrical
&
Electronics
Life
--
—
General
Life Insurance
Loomis
the New York
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When,
y
issued
Ex-stock
dividend.
Volume
Number 5581
184
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1835)
Third Federal Reserva
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
District—Philadelphia—
:
Week Ended Oct. 20
I
■
1956
*'
Bank
clearings this week will show an increase compared with
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
of the
1.7% above those of the corresponding week last year.
at
against $21,408,349,841 for the
$21,773,896,661
same
$
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Chester
loss for the week
a
ending Friday of 5.3%.
2,474,504
New
York
1,794,645
+ 37.9
6,411,060
—30.0
4,823,842
4,fi21,529>
+ 23.2
1,221,000.000
1,175,000,009
4,330,804
4,343,487
0.3
3,151,535
6,935,026
6,414,815
+
8.1
6,559,813
3,868,178
3,444,858
+ 12.3
2,907,623
—19.0
6,481.305
8,002,587
19,906,356
*16,750,000
16,914,510
+ 17.7
13,659,928
14,746,670
+
13.6
11,934,002
3,300,262.
6.259,786
2,824,242
8,052,768
12,807,234
11,938,707
1,659,911,229
1,356,441,401
+ 22.4
1,275,821,093
1,230,517,860
—24.7
Delaware—Wilmington
Kansas
St.
$10,870,985,139
1,030,743,968
1,277,000,000
1,173,000.000
8.9
391,563,179
370,400,000
11,798,133
15,669,577
Cincinnati
310,134,182
320,073,028
Cleveland
655,021,205
616,813,119
61,535,100
15,203,184
15,283,314
8.7
404,600,000
Francisco
cities)
Ohio—Canton
6.3
425,437,647
City
Louis
San
5.3
-
717,095,864
9.2
762,065,774
(11
6,992,746
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
3.6
*
Jersey—Trenton
Total
1,068,277,744
Boston
—
1,740,023
%
$10,294,728,042
Philadelphia
$
1.380,008
Scran ton
At this center
1955
7.5
—
1.656,438
1.715,817
2,341,017
1,291,000,000
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1956
1953
$
1,671,573
4,487,517
New
Week Ended Oct. 27—
1,926,352
%
Wilkes-Barre
Our preliminary totals stand
Our comparative summary for
1954
or
+ 31.5
1,591,000,000
Philadelphia
Reading
York—
is
there
1,442,417
1,781,365
Lancaster
the week follows:
-Dec.
1,896.174
Bethlehem
weekly clearings will be
week in 1955.
Inc.
$
*
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Oct. 27, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
1955
'
Pre¬
a year ago.
47
8,421,283
11,370,254
3.1
259,856,752
277,966,787
6.2
521,075,232
528,541,972
55,473,600
+ 10.9
49,361,800
45,365,100
13",219,287
+ 15.0
11.941,970
13,490,476
+ 13.3
10,560,291
544,821,569
468j946,36G
+ 16.2
387,412,260
10,251,669
377,981,865
1,613,796,687
1,503,685,453
7.3
1,248,629,588
1,263,083,909
Columbus
693,137,000
619,796,064
448,969,940
435,694,214
+
561,446,474
+
362,717,488
323,288.446
$16,286,933,633
$16,494,013,348
Other cities, five days
4,589,135,855
4,095,280,410
11,606,271
+ 12.2
five days
+
5.1
Baltimore
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
3.0
'590,000,000
;
Youngstown
+ 11.8
Cleveland
Mansfield
—
Pittsburgh
Ten cities,
Total
(7
cities)
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
—
1.3
West
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
+12.1
Total
All
all
cities,
8outh
cities, five days.
Total
$10,876,069,490 $20,589,293,754
+
819,056,087
+
all
$21,773,896,661
Cities for week
$21,408,349,841
+■
21,328,000
240,264,688
Carolina—Charleston
8,953.953
849,355,003
(6 cities)
210,239,41'k
5,843,819
5,243,681
16.3
317,542,116
312.067,360
+
9.3
119,416,089
100,885,790
+
782,047,273
Total
3,527,089.
17,620,000
220,423,245
+
134,903,236
1.7
17,790,000
4.6
+ 29.9
374,418,100
147,462,243
8.3
+
—
6.891.125
435,276.424
District of Columbia—Washington
9.6
,
3,869,026
+ 26.4
4.242.124
23,103,634
229,197,203
Maryland—Baltimore
1.4
897,827,171
day
one
<
5,361,546
Richmond™
+
8.6
684,884,295
649,583,293
•Estimated.
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
appear
,143,325,013
issue of
our
ends
next week.- We
cannot furnish
Saturday* and the Saturday figures
them
today, inasmuch
not available at time of going to press.
are
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In
we
For that week there
the whole country having
week in 1955.
this
at
center
Federal
an
which
increase of
amounted to
we
an
Districts
w&s
increase of 11.0%.
in
Mobile
which they
gain of 10.5%, the b^nk clearings
a
We
group
the cities according to the
located and from this
are
note that in
we
(including this city) the totals record
12.0%, in the Boston Reserve District of 15.8%
District of 22.4%.
expansion
an
and in the Philadelphia
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals show
of 7.3%, in the Richmond Reserve District of
an
8.6% and in the Atlanta Reserve Dis¬
In the Dallas
smaller by 2.9%, but in the Kansas City and San
both larger by
are
6,359,928
5,554,676
175,808,370
145,977,791
277,804 142
+ 18.8
196,131,669
162,437,4369,489,355
13,266 549
.+
+ 12.2
11,057,193
765,835
725, 257
.-+
5.6
573,627
608,110
212,826 ,272
+
7.4
198,479,614
197,519,065
1,475,339,532
(10 cities)
1,333,547,878
10*6
1,129,284,609
1,046,303,753
+
District—Ghlcaga—
Indiana—Fort
Wayne
——
Haute
9,575,837
8,927,133
6.4
78,116,000
72,672,000
9,970,443
,
0.2
—
iwi;
7,234,61'f
6,920,232
9,816,903
9,238,973
4,157,517
+ 17.0
3,729,540
4,390,380
122,514,184
+ 11.9
107,349,649
106,110,785
7,932,430
6,391,057
+ 24.1
61,477,008
40,722,293
16,228,167
1,838,518
16,646,056
1,400,440,940
10,620,900
1,106,369,263
9,008,325
15,743,573
>-
:
City
Illinois—Blooming ton
Chicago
1,386,737
5,813,449
..
51.0
+
4,787,324
34,508*06(315,095,056
36,123,314,,
2.5
—
15,144,157
1,410,215
1,555,242
+
26.6
986,470,187
962,150,546
+
17.9
-4,928,041
3.2
12,750,225
+ 12.0
.<
Fran¬
Decatur
■
Peoria.
16,244,237
12,458,427
9,379,917
+ 32.8
7,895,039
6,930,942
6,439,554
+
7.6
5,290,942
-1,826,750,441
1,477,327,156
+23.7
1,309,622,514
2.2
393,900,000
1.2%.
*****
Springfield
In the following we furnish a summary by Federal
G.l
+
+'20.8
+ 15.6
4,863.228
Des Moines
Sioux
+
84,670,000
9,208,095
137,127,100
Iowa—Cedar Ranids
.
11,745,263
90,062,000
9,947,180
.
20,103,021
12,464,746
'
Bend
Terre
1,744,240
14,020,865
2,571,856
24,282,855
10,644,966
—
Indianapolis
South
2,657,661
16,200,053
+ 22.0
3,138,797
I
Lansing
Rockford
Y
cisco Reserve Districts the totals
7,810,133
25.5
14,878,147
Seventh Federal Reserve
improvement
Reserve District of 6.8% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 2.0%.
are
+-18.1
228,525,622
Michigan—'Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Reserve
The Chicago Reserve District registers a gain of 23.7%, the St. Louis
Reserve District the totals
•
+ 23.8
.
Orleans.
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
trict of 10.6%.
,,380,400,000
6,936,667
329,930,443
,t
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Total
108,303,260
.390,000,000
215,197 ,441
8,514,783
./Louisiana—New
11.2%, the aggregate clearings for
6,787 350
116,125,819
U.l
266,427,353.
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
present further below,
6,972, 692
26,077,334
26,938,256
+ 15.5
—
$25,075,]418,454 against $22,550,304,538 in the
Outside of this city there
showing
Reserve
was
the New York Reserve District
of
has to be estimated.
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
20.
same
cases
2.6
—
443,500 ,000
Georgia—Atlanta
V' Augusta—
•/•Alabama—Birmingham
the elaborate detailed statement, however,
are
Oct.
the week
as
124,076 ,860
443,200,000
8,232,219
Nashville
in
32,391 315
.31,540,117
Tennessee—Knoxville
.
+
;
•8*278,210
14,125,609
.6,802,070-
,
i
5,160,359-
Reserve Districts:
Total
cities)
(17
1,275,379,414
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1956
1955
$
Week Ended Oct. 20—
$
Inc.
Dec.
1953
1954
or
%
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
$
$
Missouri—St.
Boston
1st
2nd New
12
*
York
10
3rd
Philadelphia
4th
Cleveland
Ath
Richmond
6th
11
7
„.
6
Atlanta-
10
17
7th
Chicago
8th
St.
Louis
4
9th
Minneapolis
7
10th Kansas City
11th
12th
c
9
-
Dallas
San
6
Francisco
10
_
Total
109
Outside
New
York
now
We
add
City__
our
857,458,417
+ 15.8
830,302,733
795,398,012
12,661,042,125
11,255,618,807
+ 12.0
10,836,407,085
9,321,673,681
1,659,911,229
1,356,441,401
+ 22.4
1,275,821,093
1,230,517,360
1,503,685,453
+
7.3
1,248,629,588
1,263,083,909
849,355,093
782,047,273
+
8.6
684,884,205
1,333,547,878
+ 10.6
1,129,284,609
1,046,303,753
1,826,750,441
1,477,327,156
+ 23.7
1,309,622,«14
1,275,379,414
825,543,816
772,978,711
+
6.8
728,879,522
697,454,042
673,6 76,483
««
€4
660,162,083
+
2.0
597,074,260
570,923,492
<«
44
678,660,946
670,887,036
572,975.161
590,116,224
44
44
statement
1.2
615,922,143
602,080,225
2.9
502,784,068
485,488.267
1,049.188,764
22,550,304.538
+ 11.2
20,834,829,996
Total
+ 10.5
10,450,887,032
St.
160,591,001
2,634,073
le.8
728.879,522
697,454,012
10,856,485
t
—
,
18.4
8,340,885
8,298,434
0.3
404.220,249
383,900,998
8.1
144.855,757
143,616,121
3.4
10,850,040
9,373,366.
5,542,878
4.3
5,256,904
4,647,245
7,556,967
7,503,114
0.7
7,070,544
6,041,569
16,479,781
597,074,260
:
17,819,077
17,025,246
4
4.7
cities)
673,(676,483
660,162,083
+-
2.0
1,215,121
1,218,567
—
8:10,172
737,471
10,487,617
9,575,558
163,490,626
170.736,606
Helena
Total
(7
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Lincoln-
1955
Inc. or
1954
1953
$
Dec. %
$
$
-
Omaha
2,646,982
+ 10.3
2,362,388
2.304,681
7,117,949
6,497,996
+
9.5
6,528,086
5,415,371
St.
+
14.2
698,537,150
669,716,678
4,379,176
+
4.2
4,124,671
3.505,396
City+
+
—
Lowell
2,092,163
1,583,756
+ 31.6
1,466,929
4,619,670
3,626,272
+ 17.7
3,666,803
3,671,965
19,031.828
14,533.889
+ 31.0
14,212,106
578,193
7,904,635
6.2
161,512,889
164,907,286
Springs
10,356,797
+
24.4
10,142,851
+
14.1
26,872,378
18,946,109
433,178,852
+
1.5
389,201,439
380,898,207
12,639,546
6,525,402
IT
11.6
11,884,507
13,296,348
2.5
5,450,832
<V
—
,
.i
■
678,660,946
cities)
(9
12,077,009
-
3,623,5*73
(a)
(a)
<a)
—
7,732,823
3,375,845
—
'
670,887,036
+
1.2
615,922,143
602,080,225
1,338,431
New Bedford
817,210
745,758
9.053,805
439,651,870
,
Joseph
Total
1,057,544
9.5
25.918,237
-
4.561,140
0.3
20.7
14,102,969
6,361,203
City
Colorado—Colorado
'
15,045,729
570,923,492
12,881,610
'
Pueblo
720,692,313
!
29,579,759
Kansas—Topeka
Wichita
822,839,642
9,166,117
448,651,556
160,546,547
11,726,625
5,304,747
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
Hastings
2,920,389
Portland
+
447,221,407
173,590,487
11,327,313
:
Montana—Billings
Missouri—Kansas
Malne—Bangor
772,978,711
.
—
District—Minneapolis-
Nebraska—-Fremont
1958
v
River
2,600,756
i
*
Paul
North
showing the figures for each city and for
$
Fall
.1.8
825,543,816
South
First Federal Reserve District—Beston-
Massachusetts—Boston
150,628,970
175,318.404
(4 cities)
Ninth Federal Reserve
Week Ended Oct. 20
,
157,060,362
17.2
10,028,415,827
+
the week ended October 20 for four years:
Clearings at—
7.5
+
Minnesota—Duluth
18,987,074,712
11,736,460,678
12,971,046,390
_
-+
—
1,135,213,086
1,290,034,099
25,075,418,454
detailed
+
2,719,841
Minneapolis
1.2
1,305,310,770
4b
+
186,516,877
172,792,803
2,769,031
649,583,293
1,475,339,532
44
•4
410,900,000
200,507,320
202,516,655
Dlinois—Quincy
1,613,796,687
«#
419,800,000
;
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
«
44
383,600,000
j.
Louis
993,056,261
cltlaa
V
Springfield
Worcester
New
Shade
Mew
-
Hampshire—Manchester
-
+ 23.4
10,084,781
9,770,150
+ 26.9
32,573,529
31,999,714
29.480,705
Haven
Island—Providence
11,673,391
35,627,640
22.163,257
+
33.0
19,465,842
17,000,324
37,635,600
31,077,925
+ 21.2
34,788,600
36,367,700
Dallas
Forth
.
Wichita
(12
cities)
3,145,906
2,649,620
+ 18.7
2,491,848
857,458,417
+ 15.8
830,302,733
6,549,580
39,099,087
8,347,000
6,850,240
-
18,045,273
16,640,885
572,975,161
«
590,116,224
+ 11.2
8,097,671
7,644,663
5.2
430,233,727
418,958,072
+ 15.5
35,446,579
32,945,719
—
+
—
+
13.9
6,572,000
7.744,000
4.4
6,214,018
6,616,561
8.4
15,048,073
12,751,252
2.9
502,784,068
485,488,267
2,230,593
993,056,261
-
-
Falls
Louisiana—Shrevepart-.^,
795,398,012
Total
Total
-
509,786,038
45,174,521
9,509,000.
Worth™
Galveston
9,398,974
10,449,383
483,247,404
Texas—Austin
14.407,563
45,203,526
Connecticut—Hartford
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
x
aities)
(6
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve Dlstrtet—New YorkNew
Yakima
York—Albany
Binghamton
Buffalo
3,081,167
3,219,589
12,104.372,064
10.813,843,860
38,551,520
Syracuse
21,735,822
18,956.432
4.177,911
3,692,997
+ 13.5
126,379,430
129,813,983
6.0
3,133,494
2,294,741
San
FranCisco
0.2
2,626,201
2,515,008
San
Jose
+ 11.9
10,443,942,964
8,958,658,885
35,909,981
34,380,562
Jersey—Newark
New
(10
202,016,340
|
6,610,464
30,818,058
—
—
+
7.4
25,891,265
Connecticut—Stamford
Northern
159,291,489
3,212,167
Rochester
+ 39.1
3,904,102
2,896,102
York
Total
21.939 497
180,757,510
Jamestown
New
30,508,268
(a)
Zlmlra
New
202.394,274
5,968.682
Washington—Seattle
22.715,961
+
14.0
19,196,691
19,617,632
32,117,754
25.370,278
+ 26.6
24,332,607
24,973,885
85.087,173
74.790,038
+ 13.8
67,621,300
97,648,302
91,552,845
+
6.7
88,880.043
73.128,578
12,601,042,125
11,255,618,807
+ 12.0
10,836,407,085
9,321,673,681
+
Utah—Salt
Lake
92,859,930
City
California—Long Beach
30,565,733
;
675,231.712
29,187,601
-
7,881,295
Barbara
Stockton
Total
Grand
17,557,836
673,859,638
23.414,429
6,220,804
18.951,759
Pasadena
Santa
204,714,888
:16,164,997
25,897,877
225,998,184
Oregon—Portland
(10
total
cities)
(109
-
cities)
13,576,826
16.271.600
:
r
Cities)
0.2
184,810,679
186,503,067
9.7
6,022,922
6,154,779
180.418,167
163,827,513
—20.1
96,344,861
90,073,337
20,263,955
21,508,472
+
18.0
+
7.9
14,718,627
12,853,375
+
0.2
594,733,259
534,305,597
+
24.7
18,940,922
18,568,431
+
26.7
5.788,197
+
19.9
11,931,980
5,519,666
11,119,024
1
1.049.188.764
1.305,310,770
1,290,034,099
+
1.2
1,135,218,086
25.075,418,454
22,550,304.538
+
11.2
20,894,829.996
^18,987,074.712
12,971,046,390
Il,736,4b0,678
+
10.5
10,450,887,032
10,028.415,827
57,203.482
'
Jersey
+
+ 10.4
—
Outside
New
York
♦Estimated,
City
(a) Clearings
operations
discontinued.
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1836)
Monday, October 29, 1956
.
.
DIVIDENDS
Foreign Exchange Rates
(Continued from
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
the Secretary ef the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
the
to
Pursuant
.
14)
page
certifies daily to
countries
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
OCTOBER
Per
Name
1956 INCLUSIVE
19, 1956 TO OCTOBER 25,
&
irns
Burry
and
Noon
Unit
Monetary
Buying
Rate
for
York
Transfers in New
Cable
in United States Money)
(Value
Biscuit
M.)
Calaveras
$
$
Argentina, peao—
•
.05555554
pound
schilling
Philippine
Union
California
California
.323833
.323833
.323866
.323300
California
Water
1.027455
'
Electric
&
preferred
Telephone,
(quar.)
10-10
10-10
1
10-10
.00285468
.00285468
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
31'4c
11-
1
10-10
.238400*
.233400*
.238400*
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
33c
11-i
1
10-10
.208558
.208558
.208550
.208550
10c
11-15
10-15
2.785000
2.785000
2.785000
75c
1-2-57
12-14
.0800560
.0800560
.261037
.261187
2.757425
,
.496766*
.0349000
.233250
Insurance
Cement,
$1.30
Total
F.
gold
V
other
Discounts
Foils Ltd., common (quar.)—
partic. class A (quar.)__
Permanent Mortgage Corp.—
5%
i
Bronze
preferred
Co., Ltd.,
Fairbanks-Morse
Dock,
~ preferred
25,452
4,906
75,865
357,835
8,054
5,374
386,620
ber
216
Oct. 17,
1956
795,020
Certificates
and
Loans
adjusted*
investments
Commercial
2,801,750
bought outright
Held under repurchase
agreement >_
.•*+.
23,683,382
176,550
—
289,726
—
•
■
«
*
■
Loans
to
and
industrial
loans—
728
+
+
93
+
U.
Total
loans
securities
Gov't
S.
23,683,382
289,726
176,550
—
dealers
+
from
Bank
and
securities
24,540,743
banks.
foreign
Uncollected
Real
4,887,283
—1,175"054
476,583
U.
or
estate
+
282
4*
12,238
316,598
assets.
'
+
10,239
+
158,520
assets
51,754,228
919,798
—
608,603
+
U.
securities—total
Loans
—.1.
notes
26,535,434
74,668
—
374,254
+
U.
reserves
18,932,878
Treas.—general account
Foreign
606,477
Other
297.934
276,729
8,696
domestic
112,781
Demand
64,150
—
.
4,886
+
—
130,322
Time
deposits
U.
Government
80,849
—
S.
Interbank
Total
Deferred
deposits
20,114,018
availability cash items
Other liabs. & accrued
3,759,994
dividends
20,885
132,422
+
+
-492
liabilities
50,430,331
68
+
Chase
22
4%
255
+
demand
646
;
r
■
capital
Total
Ratio
serves
note
to
320,249
7)
317
+
693,612
13b»
&
capital
acc'ts
certificate
deposit
liabilities
and
51,754,228
purchased
919,798
113
1,173
loans
of
to
banks
and
414%
550
of
valuation
608,603
45.5%
for
foreign
3,014
+
20
:—
+
25,430
—■
384
preferred
and
7%
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition
of
the
statement of weekly reporting member
Federal
for
notes,
5%
$9 million in New York City and
Philadelphia
District.
in another
dealers
for
Cortland
414%
the
Changes
according
release.
or
Loans
to
to
fund
and
carrying United States Gov¬
other securities
increased
$56 million.
debentures,
of
Treasury
certificates
of
indebtedness
de-
}•
Rys.
of
cum.
Central Amer.
Nov.
preierred stk._Nov.
1st mtge,
5%
ENTIRE
Water
1
ISSUE
debs.,
Township Water Co.
Lone
Star
Mead
Corp. 4.30%
Gas
Co.,
4.75%
due
414%
sinking fund
May
1,
1960,
of
Raritan
11-
5
10-
5
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
2'/4 %
pfd.
conv.
stock
second
cumulative
i,£__Nov.
pfd. stock
preferred stock
Nov.
1
1121
9
J 58*1
1
1353
Nov. 30
"1478
11-30
11-15
10-15
30c
12-
1
11-20
35c
11-
1
10-15
$1.06 Vi
due
April l,
1966
Nov.
2
•1395
414% 1st mtge. sinking fund bonds ser. B due 1072__Nov.
2
Roxy Theatre, Inc. $1.50 cumulative preferred stock
Oct. 29
Walworth Co. convertible 314% debentures due 1976—Nov.
1
1*^5
11-
1
10-15
In
this
issue.
1-1-57
12-20
$1.25
St.
&
10-31
10-19
Louis
Co.—
11-15
$1.12 y2
;
1-1-57
10-19
12-
5
EOc
12-
1
11-10
87'/2c
12-
1
ll-IO
12-28
12-14
gtd. (quar.)
:
20c
$25c
10-31
10-15
75c
11-15
10-22
87y2c
;
12-31
12-12
1
10-20
11-16
10-18
._
(quar.)
°
(quar.)
in
$1.25
:
from
stock
from
Power,
11-
real¬
cash)
or
investment
common
"
$1.20
—
Jn20c
Gas
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
12-
10c
(mqhthly)
Corp.,
.
$1.25
pfd.
Carbon
&
Co..
Co.
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.12 Mi
2-1-57
31M.C
-
30c
(quar.)..:
profits
5V2%
Conduits
Locks
class
paper,
Engineering,
Edison
Fund,
Inc.,
1
11-
1
1
10-15
12-10
11-15
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
12-
1
10-31
12-
60c
10-
11-15
$1.07
A
$1.17
.
v-
-
50c
from
1
11-
income)
|
9
10-31
10-22
11- 1
9-24
security
investment
'
28c
(quar.t—
($1.90
$15c
25c
(quar.)
National
(quar.)
Co.,
Life
Power
Ltd.
(quar-.)—
Association
Co..
Edison
preferred
$2.02
10-31
10-
9
$1.37 Va
11-15
11-
1
$20c
11-8
10-26
12-15
12-
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
Corp.—
4.50%
Co. of
pfd.
New
;
(quar.)
56y4c
1
York
(quar.)
Freightways
—
(Toronto)—
Quarterly
Consolidated
10-30
11-
37M>c
Inc.»-(quar. )_■___—
Co.
from
Gas
preferred
Consolidated
10-20
t?8c
12c
and
Natural
Connecticut
1-15
10-15
Southern Ohio Electric—
(quar.)
4.65%
preferred (quar.)
__•
:•
Combined Enterprises Ltd.—__.—
Concord
1-15
1
11-15
25c
preferred
Combustion
11-
$1.06 V*
l_;
6%
12-14
2-1-57
(quar.)
System
Terminals
11-16
1-2-57
10c
__
1
10c
com.
preferred .(quar.)
$4.25
10-18
10c
.
_
(quar.)
Gas
10-30
-
$1.12 y2
(monthly)
(quar.)
1062
lub4
-
$1.50
(increased'(quar.)
Columbia Pictures Corp., common (quar.)
$5
Announcement
(quar.)
distribution
(payable
preferred
Confederation
...
debentures
10-10
12-31
30c
(monthly)
Concord
.
Nov.
conv.
10-25
1
(s-ai
(quar.)
dividend
Commonwealth
cumulative
National Supply Co.
Peabody Coal Co.—
Page
10-25
10-31
11-
(quar.)
common
Central
Combined
Date
10-25
10-31
Co.—
Central
Columbus
CALLED
10-31
11-15
-
Columbia
•
11-15
30c
(quar.)
Power,
(monthly)
414%
Nov.
10-U
1
25c
RR. 4%
Co.,
preferred
1395
Co.—
5%
gains
quarterly
1395
1
10-20
40c
end
year
Columbian
1987—Nov.
Company and Issue—
Elizabethtown
fiscal
Columbia
.
due Nov. 1,
1
87'4 c
(quar.)
Illuminating
Ltd.
J.)
Finance
4y2%
821
-•
11-
11-
$1
(stock dividend)
preferred series 1956
Fund, Inc.—
4V2%
1121
1
12-10
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Colorado
1475
Nov.f30
10-31
11-12
20c
(quar.)_
Common
15
bds._Nov.
!
10-31
(Mass.)—
come
Page
1
11-30
11-15
-'12-27
$1
Chicago
Common
1969
40c
25c,
(quar.)
(B.
Colorado
due
Warren Corp. preference stock
Mathieson Chemical Corp.—
4%% subordinated debs., series B,
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co.—
4>/2%
preferred stock, series A
•
10-15
7-il
10-10
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Colorado Oil &
series B,
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.. 4»/2%
International
47/a %
1
1
35c
(quar.)
Trencher
(quar.)__
ized
A
Inc.—
Northam
industry
brokers
Holdings of Treasury bills increased in all
districts,
reflecting the sale of a special issue of Treasury bills.
Holdings
Equipment Lessors,
sinking
^Consolidated
press
purchasing
and
$7 million in
A
' jr.
Date
)-l£
11-
11-
Colonial
REDEMPTIONS
of
$12 million in the San Francisco District
and $10 million in the Richmond
District, and increases
ernment
'.
.
PARTIAL
Company and Issue—
Olin
Commercial and industrial loans decreased $7 million
at all reporting member
banks; the changes included
decreases
•
11-15
1
RR.—
Mahoning Ry.
Electric
Colonial
redemption,
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
current volume (except where indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."...
„
following
banks.
appear
1947)
Cincinnati,
Cleveland
the
Reserve
System in leading cities
principal changes for the week
ended Oct. 17:
Increases of $723 million in holdings of
Treasury bills, $334 million in demand deposits adjusted,
$488 million in United States Government deposits, and
$498 million in demand deposits credited to domestic
the
1
20c
——
guaranteed
Coghlin
called
11-2
12-
25c
^'ectric, com.
Colgate-Palmolive
of corporate bonds,
stock
common
10-22
11-
.
1
"
(increased quar.)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh,
Notices
Below will be found a list
2,434
o
11-15
$1
&
preferred
$3.50
53,415
&
Ry.—5%
gross.
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
.2%
f.'
$1.05
(quar.)
Trust
Illinois
convertible
$4.50
shown
are
8
1
11-
$1.12y2
A
Cleveland,
re¬
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
of
37 '/2c
.40c
:___
Auto Stampin0 (quar.)
City Stores Co., common (quar.)__
312
+
accept¬
__
banks
Bank
(series
Gas
Cleveland
items
R.
F.
on
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
shows
Estate
Eastern
class
Cincinnati
63~243
loan
12-
10-io
1
j
.
Chicago Great Western Ry.
+
individual
11-15
12-20
20c
(quar.)_—_u
69
32,711
serves;;
*
!
:
Service
896
—
160
+
deduction
after
1
11-
$1 25
(quar.)
+
11
&
21,289
+
12-20
75c
Co.
Real
Manhattan
+
+
—
12-
(quar.)------—:
Public
Aircraft
Common
9,625
$1.25
$1
—
498
+
398
___
f
re¬
combined
liability
'•*'
+
10-19
(quar.)
quar.)__
,
Products
Store
+
,
10-.1
(quar.)
preferred
$2
Banks
12-21
1
(quar.)__
11-
j
Chicago
27,543
282,493
gold
Contingent
ances
pfd.
543
—
deposits—
Reserve
1-2-57
10-31
City
Federal
8
22y2c
—
Ry.
preferred
Clearfield
accounts
liabs.
of
353
+
*
ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid in
Surplus
(Section
Surplus
(Section
Other
488
+
Borrowings—
•Exclusive
10--8
$1.25
5%
(quar.)
Corp. of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
3 V2 %
preferred (quar.)
Chicago Corp. (quar.)
670
—
14
—
2,937
491,360
+
1
CAPITAL
22,029
1.543
+
929,740
—
Government
11,510
From
Total
S.
10-
10-31
50c
Co.
Cherry-Burrell Corp. common
4%
preferred
(quar.)
285
—
334
deposits
10-31
Quarterly
811
—
43
55,623
Chain
+
142
304
216,924
+
60c
(quar.)
Electric—
Vermont
Cessna
—
200
+
—
+
100,464
987,562
—
U.
except
<*' 10-19
Public
Central
—1,705
25
2,708
adjusted
deposits
10-19
11-10
$$2.50
(increased
Certain-Teed
449
LIABILITIES—
+
11-10
25c-
(quar.)
A
preferred
—2,430
<6
+
13,428
banks
11-J5
60c
$1.05
Utility Corp. (quar.)
Central & South West Corp. (increased
quar.)
35
+
—
3
—
968
with
Balances
2,074
_
182,990
+
12-.3
ii-io
11-30
(quar.)
Chesapeake
bank
S.
11-JO
1
preferred :(quar. )
4.20%
Deposits:
Member
12-28
il2c'
(s-a)
Co..
Georgia
Louisiana
Central
+4,117
—4,549
-
54
—
1,459
Reserve Banks
vault
723
—
7,816
-
-»
794
•
660
+
—
18,942
+
4%
37
18
+
851
"+
19
+
5,529
banks
to
+
1,070
securities
in
^
26,392 >
;___—
of indebtedness
7
—
•
10,888
bonds
S.
Cash
Reserve
115c
(increased)
common
Gas
<fc
preferred
4.50%
9
11-15
Central Power & Light Co.—
*
8,834
_
Reserves with Federal
LIABILITIES—
Federal
of
678
—
1-11
11-
11-30
(quar.)
5%
preferred B (quar.)
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.
Central-Illinois Securities Corp.—
'
"V_
.
Government
S.
Other
Total
Foundry
$1.50
10- "5
1
11-15
,
class
(quar.)•_
Coke
&
preferred
Central
56
+
1,958
carrying
loans
Treasury certificates
Treasury notes
7l
12-
-
56'4c
.(s-a)
Central
10{
+
1*217.
Treasury bills
613~698
+
71,856
premises
Other
209,365
+
22
items
cash
preferred
Common
securities
purchasing
-—
487
12-15
Investments, Ltd.—
Electric
pur¬
12-J5
1
2-1-57
11-3)
(quar.)
Coal
4,754
29,349
for
Other loans
—
Ltd.,
common
Central
5,884
securities
Total
Corp.,
preferred
Central
524
__
and
carrying
or
Other loans for
t
+
51,858
...
brokers
chasing
V
-—
Products,
CentraLCanada
12-31
60c
;
rsuar.)
preferred
Celotex
5
J25C
common
Central
86,066
adjusted4
Agricultural loans
Total
(quar.)
10-
1-1-57
"11-
30c
40c
___________
Loans
—8,245,623
9,153,913
Bonds
Due
4.20%
-
(quar.)_.
Caterpillar Tractor Co.,
(In millions of dollars)
8,412,623
+
10,932,699
Notes
ASSETS—
456,726
—
.
1
-11-15 V 10-31
27 >4 c
.
A
B
9-28
65c f
■
Catellb Food
Class
10-31
25C
(quar.)l—
common
10-15
t$1.06
(quar.)
(quar.,)—
j&l
5%
176,550
Light,
Paper Co.
Corp.,
,
&
11-
11-15
tlOc
Ltd., common (quar.)_
Ltd.,-4%%' pfd.-(quar.),
common
12-21
tile
preferred (quar.)
Castle-Trethewsy Mines, Ltd.
1955
10-23
1-2-57
tl5c
4 '/2 %
Since
* Oct. 19,
Oct. 10,
1956
;
Bills
**
Carrier
5%
843
722
18,000
outright
1
(quar.)
(increased)
Carpenter
Increase < +) or
11-
Ltd.___!_
Fund,
Inc.,
Power
Common
Decrease (—)
10-10
t50c
(s-a)
Lia.—
t$1.50
Ltd.
Cos.,
Records
Carolina
outright—
Bought
'{
Utilities,
banks follows:
187,916
17
871j
Ltd.
Co.,
$2.5D convertible' preferred
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
10-10
1
Industries.
5%
A summary
Government securities:
S.
Oils
219,491
22,410
loans
Acceptances—bought
U.
194,039
+
Investment
Capitol
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks decreased
$113 million and borrowings from others increased $160
million. Loans to banks increased $200 million.
1
11-
< quar,
Canadian
increased^$131 million in
11-
tSl.25
Dredge
&
12-14
t37'4c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
Canadian
District, $88 million in the New York
District, $79 million in the Kansas City District, and
$40 million in the Dallas District, but they decreased
$52 million in the Philadelphia District and $32 million
in Chicago.
+
2
10-31
the San Francisco
5,999
.0
1-2-57
Special
Canadian
member banks. Hold¬
ings of "other" securities decreased $25 million.
10,905
11-20
tlOc
.233275
creased $54 million at all reporting
1955
10-31
12-20
10-31
2.785000
1956
11-30
11-15
2.785000
Since
Oct. 26,
10-31
t25c
1.
11-15
2.774595
838,484
advances—
and
Industrial
37M>c
(quar.)
common
(quar. )_•____
115c
2.774595
..
10-10
1
t32V2C
(quar.
Ltd.,
preference
11-
60c
tlOc
2.785000
adjusted
(s-a)
60c
2.785000
353,707
banns
cash
Other
Association
Canada
2.774595
deposits
(s-a)
Co.
Canada
2.774595 V
Demand
Ry
.193330*
.233262
21,226,184
certificate reserves
of
notes
R.
County
.0340000
.193330*
.233212
Burlington
Campbell Soup Co.
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
.496766*
-
.
Fire
Canada
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
&
Camden
2.757425
.140080*
„i
Inc.
Camden
.2 31291
2.757425
.140080*'
.140080*
Cameo,
.0300560
,
y
.2ol258
2.757425
Decrease (—)
+
5
1
.ObOOobO
Increase ( + ) or
—
10-10
2.785000
dollars)
858,792
1
1
.238400*
A
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
20,367,392
11-
11-
.00285500
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
account
10-31
11-
Canadian
certificate
11-
11-
Canadian
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
1
11-15
25c
.00285500
17,
10-15
12-
10-12
31c
Canadian
Oct.
1
10-12
10-12
30c
2.784062
1956
11-
25c
(quar.)
com.
1
19c
(quar.)
11-
>
(quar.)
4
•
6 %
Gold
Co.
1
11-1
75c
._
1
11-
t20c
(quar.)
11-
$37c
,
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
.
2.773661
Oct. 24,
10-10
$1
$20c
55c
Power
Canadian
ASSETS—
10-12
preferred
.208800
.
.233316
of
1
preferred
.00435401*
.496766*
thousands
11-
$1.20
.208800
.00435401*
•Nominal.
(In
5
li-l'o
$1.24
.208783
.0^4^000
Africa, pound
Kingdom, pound sterling.
o
12-3
..00435401*
1.026562
.208800
.00435401*
.193330*
franc
$1
1.028325
1.026205
261116
peso
10-
10-
Packing (quar.)
janqgo*
of South
United
(quar.)
.0200875
2.756497
escudo
Switzerland,
preferred
.0385802*
guilder
krona
5
5
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
i;
.0200850
2.784062
Islands,
Portugal,
8weaen,
$3
participating
.0385802*
,208541
pound
2
-
(quar.)
.0200906
.233416*
krone
11-
J '
loC
Cor
Ltd.,
.0385802*
.UoOOooO
Zealand,
Timber
preferred
.0201037
.00285500
pound
Netherlands,
£nd
1st
.0385802*
.208783
peso
Norway,
80c
2.219123
2.219123
&
Mills,
.0314186*
.0317653*
.00435401*
Germany, Deutsche mark
India, rupee
New
Land
Linen
$1.50
1.025892
(Metropolitan), franc
Mexico,
Caldwell
.323833
dollar
Ireland,
.0319157*
2.219123
preferred
.0201000
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
France
.0319157*
2.219123
11-15
11-
.
.0385802*
Belgium, franc
_
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar.
Canada,
.0555555*
2.218376
Australia,
Austria,
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0317823*
Official
32c
—
7%
11-30
2%
amaencn
.
Co.,
12-14
2%
(quar.)
Co.
10-30
20c
(resumed)
com.
(stock
7
12-
J 16c
dividend
(A.
of Rec.
1-2-57
Oct. 2o
Oct. 24
Oct. 23
Oct. 22
Oct. 19
Byers
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Friday
preferred
Terminal
Holder*
Payable
125c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
Terminal
Stock
Bush
Ltd.
Ltd.
Co..
SI.25
Bush
Country
Steel,
When
Share
of Company
Burlington
1930
BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
RESERVE
FEDERAL
BY
CERTIFIED
RATES
:
(quar.)
$1.25
20c
12-14
10-
5
11-28
Volume
184
Number
5581
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1837)
Per
Natural
5%
Textile
preferred
Consolidated
Payable
of Rec.
42toc
(quar.)
Mills,
11-15
10-15
&
Paper
$4.50
preferred
preferred
25c
(quar.)
Stock
Corp.
initial
Co.
after
Continental
$3.75
12-12
1-2-57
$1.13
com.
1-2-57
15c
11-30
(quar.)__
11-15
11-
Co.,
preferred
•
11-26
11-
SI
common
(quar.)
12-
1
45c
Gin
Co.,
common
Continental
Industries
Continental
Transportation
Insurance
Federal
12-14
10c
(quar.)
11-15
10-15
1
6c
Ltd.,
$1.40
Co.
pref.
New
Board,
4.60%
Works
Financial
5%
Acceptance
Noncumulative
Crossett
Co.,
Class
B
Crown
Corp.,
11-19
11-15
10-31
$2.50
Craddock-Terry Shoe. 5% preferred
Creamery Package Mfg. (quar.)
Credit
12-15
$17 toe
11-15
11-
(s-a)
$2.50
Power
$4.25
Corp.,
class
Light,
10-31
10-15
Fitzsimmons
1
10-15
11-15
10-15
12-29
12-14
A
28c
Daysirom,
Inc.
(stock
Delaware
Power
RR.
Air
Mfg.,
Voting
7
12-28
$1
11-
1
1-
10-10
Ford
1
10-10
Fox
11-
1
10-18
Franklin
11-
It
10-18
1
10-10
11-
30c
r-
-
11-15
Light
20%.,
Co.
(quar.)
!
A
•
1
11-
40c
(quar.)____
12-
3
40c
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
3
$2
12-
c
11-
a
Union
Stock
Fruit,
B
Yard
class
-*11-
62 toe
(quar.)
3*
11-
$1
Match Co., com. (quar.)
$1 .50 preferred (quar.).
Diocesan Investment Trust (Boston)
class
conv.,
1L_
Diversified
-1
■
Cup
5%
i10-12
;"i
10-
1
t
10-
1
—
pref.
(final)
137 toe
*.
Co.,
11-
11V2%
10-30
15c
common
1
Houses
preferred A
Dome
Dominion
5%
&
Investment
(quar.)
preferred
Dominion
Gale
1
Dominion
2nd
convertible
preference
Quarterly
12-10
v
Dominion Steel & Coal Ltd.
Ordinary
Dominion Stores. Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd.—
Common
Donald
80c
Co.,
5%
Co.,
Ropes
&
Wire
pref.
(R.
A.)
Stock
Aircraft
Cloth,
Dow
Chemical
Dravo
Corp.,
Cc.
(stock
from
6c
net
Ducommun
Dulany
Pont
Puis
Co.
preferred
of
&
&
Supply
(quar.)
6% pfd. A (quar.)
Securities, Ltd., com.
A
Dunlop
Inc.
non-voting
Rubber,
Interim
(quar.)__
dep.
$10c
11-
1
11-
1
10-15
11-15
10-26
General
10-12
General Cigar
Corn,
convertible
10-31
t25c
„
New
(s-a)
Eastern
Corp.
Eastern
Industries
3-for-2
New
Coal
split
on
5%
preferred
Eastern
States
div.
to
effect
common)—
preferred
Increased
General
Industrial
General
Instrument
12-
1
&
Watch
Emhart
Mfe.
Co.
'12-21
10-22
Merchandise
Mills,
$3.75
5
Co.
25c
11-
1
11-
1
$10c
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
Enamel
&
Heating
•>Cla-sr
A
(initial)
Forge
6%
5%
1st
&
Erie
RR.,
$13c
11-15
11-15
12-10
Public
Refractories
4to%
$5
common
$3.50
„
4
10-31
Mills,
A
common
prior preferred
Fairbanks Co., 6%
Fairchild
gtd.
Camera
to %
$2
preferred
(quar.)
Instrument
Falconbridge Nickel Mines,
Ltd.
Corp.'_
(s-a)
Extra
10-15
1
10-20
Hudson
pfd.
Telephone
4.75%
4.40%
convertible
*12-15
convertible
div.)_
General
Telephone
5%
J
(quar.)
1
10-
5
1
10-
5
12-
r
7
25c
11-
1
1.10-15
50c
11-
1
110-15
$1.12 to
11-
1
110-15
11-16
.til-
12-13
9
11-21
1
10-19
1-2-57
fil2-20
11-15
*10-15
$1.19
li-
$1.25
11-30
11-30
11-15
10c
10-31
10-15
60c
10-30
10-16
>"11-15
9-29
11-
9
11-
1
710-19
11-
1
t10-19
87y2c
12-10
11-30
$1.12 to
12-
_
1
11-
11-28
12-
1
10-19
9
11-13
_
11-13
25c
11-
1
11-22
.10-19
_^11-
.
,
Gillette
?18e-
12-15
11-15
5
11-
1
10-17
12-
11-15
10-27
11-15
10-27
„
7
40c
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-15
60c
11-
1
10-20
10c
11-
1
10-20
$1
11-
1*
10-12
'• '
'
.
$$1.25
12-17
11-16
12-17
11-16
5V4%
11*13
10-22
31toc
12r
1
11-20
35V4c
12-
1
11-20
35S/Bc
12-
1
11-20
31 toe
———
11-15
10-19
12-
7
12-
5%
7
11-
1
*12-
1
11-20
12-
1
11-15
4%
12-28
12-14
Illinois
1-4-57
11-
9
(quar.)
common
10-17
11-
1
10-
8
93 %c
11-
1
10-
8
Head
$1.25
Co.,
Industrial
6 to %
Silica
10-17
6%
Ingram
Institutional Shares,
45c
12-31
12-
1-1-57
12-
59 %c
55c
1-1-57
12-
4
(quar.)
53 toe
1-1-57
12-
4
preferred
4
4 to %
11-
1
7%
11-
7
11-
1
10-19
$1.25
11-
1
10-19
$1.27 to
11-
1
10-19
10-15
inc.
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
8%
preferred
A
preferred
B
Union
Co.
1
International
11-
1
10-15
International
10-15
10-15
$1.40
11-
$1.40
1-2-57
1
11-
1
Interstate
11-
1
Intertype
11-
10-19
11-
9
Great
West
Great
West
Saddlery
Coal,
Ltcf.
A
11-16
Investors Trust
12-10
11-14
L.)
Co.
Equipment
Telecasting,
B
11-30
11-23
12-10
12-
10-31
10-17
common
1
$12 toe
(quar.;
Industry
investment
(liquidating)
Inc.
(quar.)
(increased
Shares,
Inc.
11-
1
10-15
10-31
10-17
40c
11-10
10-26
7 toe
(from
1
12-
3
11-28
10-15
22c
11-
1
11-
1
10-
65c
11-
1
10-17
11-
1
10-17
11-
1
10-10
12-10
11-16
$1
(Dallas)—
7 toe
12-31
12-15
50c
1-15-57
12-14
12- 1
11- 5
$40c
11-
1
10-10
t$ 1.75
11-
1
11-
1
(quar.)
$1.75
(interim)
•
(quar.)
common
t8%c
$1.50
,
(quar.)
5c
50c
35c
(quar.)
preferred
:
Ltd.—
1
par)
~
-
(quar.)
(Canada),
(quar.)
1-2-57
12-
1
10-
2
10*
2
12-14
11-15
11-30
11-
11-
1
10-15
2-1-57
1-14
9
35c
$25c
4%
Co.
prelerred
H-30
11-15
1
11-30
12-
11-20
12-
1
Island,
com.—
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
*
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
*
pfd.
11-20
$2.50
11-
1
10-18
$10c
Ltd
Participating
$4.22
1
11-14
37 toe
Rnode
55c conv.
12-14
75c
Canada,
of
11-
12-14
3c
—
(quar.)
of
11-30
11-30
25c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
common.
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric,
Jack
&
Heintz,
Jacobsen
1
11-
12 toe
quar.)
1
11-
5%
Mutual
Ironrite, Inc.,
1
11-
1
11-
1
10-17
45c
12-
1
11-
$109
11-
1
25c
$01.;,08
I
2
,0
>13 Ac
10-31
*0-18
20c
(quar.)
11-1
10-15
10-31
10-31
$2
(increased)
income)
11-15
11-15
50c
(quar.)—
com.
*2.50
11-12
12-17
$12 toe
Square Building
Ltd.
Co.
Corp.,
preferred
12-
1
12-
10-30
profits)
!—a
$4.36
(quar.)
Ltd.;Tclass
($5
Loan
12-10
12-
from
dividend
12-10
75c
8
$12c
Engineering Corp.
Corp.
(quar.)
Investors
$50c
—
10-15
1
$1.12 to
Insurance
preferred
11-16
—
Class B
(H.
Stock
Investors
11-
1-2-57
(q"ar.)__
Machines
Utilities,
12-10
15c
quar.)
(Texas)
security
Interprovincial Building Credits, Ltd.
11-15
10-
securi¬
(6c from invest-
(quar.)
convertible
11-15
11-23
(11c
from
Telegraph Co. (quar.)-_
Resistance Co.
(quar.)--^
conv.
$2.50
1
11c
Ocean
$2
(increased
10-10
$15c
12-14
6%
(quar.)
Railway
International
1
1
40c
Northern
Great Southern- 14f*-Tnsurance
10-10
1
11-30
.
(quar.)
Nickel
$1.50
;
1
11-
4%
$3
common
Holdings,
$2
(quar.)
11-
583/4c
t
;
preferred
1
11-
10-10
50c
Fund
(quar.)
7%
11-
25c
10-10
4
Harvester, com.
preferred
11-
1
pref.
7%
5
11-
Corp.,
International
5
42 toe
(quar.)
8%
—
10-10
1
22c
preferred
35c
>1
5% preferred (s-a)_,_
Gould-National Batteries, Inc. (quar.)
Government Employees Corp. (s-a)
Grace (W. R.) & Co.—
6%
preferred
(quar.)—
1
1
16c
Quarterly
International
12-
$1.50
11-
(quar.)
from
Fidelity
12-
2
11-
31toc
and
16c
Business
12-
3%
(Mass.)—
-
International
45C
56y<ic
10-10
11-
(interim)
preferred
income
plus
A
International
12-
27 toe
1
Ltd.—
International
200%
$ 0.5781 to
Ltd.
preferred (quar. )
Breweries, Ltd.—
class
7%
10-10
55toe
.
Foundation
Interchemical
Interior
1
11-
51c
11-
11-
52toe
profits)
ment
10-19
12-10
,
53toc
Institutional Growth Fund
50c
'3%
(s-a)
Ltd.,
Bell,
&
investment
4
Northwest—
div.)
$1
$1
10-
quar.)
(quar.)_.
10-15
1
51c
com.
10-18
8
10-25
1
11-
65c
(accum.)
Co.,
10-31
5
11-20
11-
Corp.
preferred
ties
(quar.)
quar.)
(quar.)
11-
(inc.
common
10-15
10-15
Extra
10-15
(quar.)
Rubber,
Mills, Inc.
preferred
10-17
10-
(quar.)
Gross
^ r
10-31
1
>—
1
1
(quar.)
11-15
30c
1
11-
(quar.;
(quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand
1
div. )>—
11-
11-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
50c
preferred
Greeley
preferred
10-24
11-
(quar.it.
preferred
Green
4.42%
10-15
11-
(interim)
1
$1
common
4.70%
11-15
50c
(stock
12-14
10-19
11-22
30c
Imperial Chemical industries
11-20
22toe
common
12-28
11-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
25c
H.)
Co.,
4.26%
4.20%
*
11-15
10-10
:—
the
11-15
10-22
25c
(quar.)
(increased
4.08%
1
1
1
2%
a
(quar.i__
RR.
Institutional
(quar.)
(p.
Co.
preferred
Indiana—
of
4to%
Great
Brick
Power
—-
1
$$1.25
11-15
•
11-
$1.25
11-20
$1
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
$ 10c
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
A
Central
11-30
12-
5%
\
...
..
quar.)
Power
Illinois
10-10
of California—
4%%
Goodall
Idaho
7
11-
3 7 toe
.
32c
12- 1'.**
12to*«» T1-3G?'
12toe
11-30
10-15
12-22
2-15-57
12 V2C
;
Co.—
(initial
preferred
4%
11-15
47 toe
dividend)—
com.
w
"
(quar.)
Refrigerator
common
12-
11-10
B
87 toe
of
(quar.)
A
Huttig Sash & Door Co.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Hydraulic Press Brick Co.
(quar.)__
Hydrometals, Inc. (stock div.)
Hygrade Foods, 5% preferred B (quar.)
10-15
12-10
11-16
preferred
Hussmann
10-12
1 to %
4
(increased)——,
Gob Shops of America (stock
Gold & Stock Telegraph
Growth
11-15
11-13
1-2-57
25c
Extra
Class
12-15
preferred
Co.
Glatfelter
1
$50c
11-
0.0075%
——
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(G.
M.) & Co., Inc.—
Comniorr_{stock dividend)
Griggs
$1.50
3
0.0075%
preferred
Grand
10-31
5c
12-
Giannini
>10-19
11-
10-20
1
12-20
(quar.)
Foods, Inc., 5% preference (quar,)_„,.
preference series A (quar.)
a.
■
1-2-57
$1.75
5.10%
,10-19
35c
15c
dividend)
(quar.)_
Investments, Ltd.
Waterworks,
11-
Hunt
1
V
15c
preferred
Tin
& Paper, class
preferred
(quar.)
5.12%
Indian
Co.
General
Pulp
New
5%
75c
preferred
General
12-21
11lAo...
".T
100%
(quar.)
10-16
$5
11-
1
3
62toc
Bay Co. (interim payment of 4%
trading and 1V4%
from land sales)
from
Illinois
preferred
dO-20
10-19
k-W
11-15
75c
(stock
preferred
4'/2 %
11-
r.
$1.25
Corp.,
"jlO-25
11-
56 toe
(accum.)—
25c
(stock
Co.
_-,;10-15
11-
10-
$$1
10-17
37 toe
(quar. >—
12-11
10c
10-11
10-31
25c
,
_/.
10-31
(qiiar.)„
Telephone
preferred
11-
20c
.
1
11-
15C
common
11-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
Extra
62 toe
—
(quar.)
1-4-57
62 toe
(quar.)
RR.
preferred
10-15
$2
Telephone Co.
General
">11-20
15c
(quar.)
1
34c
7%
Utilities
preferred
General
11-1.,, 10-22
12-31
12-
5.70%
preferred C (quar.)
5%
preferred A
(quar.)_—
(stock
Steel Wares,
Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
5%
10-31
Ltd.—
(quar.)
10-22
12-28
Lighting & Power, $4 pfd. (quar.)
Hudson Bay Mining &
Smelting, Ltd.—
Quarterly
10-20
pfd.
General
1
General
$10c
preferred
Pittsburgh
Erlan.ger
Products,
Steel,
preferred
2nd
Erie
&
1
10-22
Houston
11-
1
30c
10-17
s-a)
(quar.)
General Stioe Corp.,
10-15
,10-
$1.183/4
Empire Mill work Corp. (quar.)
Employers Group Associates (quar.)
4%
9
(quar.)
10-31
(quar.)
General
*10-15
10-31
35c
(increased)
Empire District Electric Co., 5%
434%
preferred
(quar.)
Erie
Inc.
General
$1.50
Y.)
15c
common
10-31
9_i4
$1.65
.
10-22
10-22
1111-
11-26
(quar.).
(quar.)—i-
in
1-2-57
w
(N.
Co.
$1.41
Corp.__—
11-15
*-11-
Hardart
10-20
Enterprises
11-
15c
(s-a)
(s-a;
1
1
11-30
25c
(quar.)___
com.
1
payable
General
30c
(reduced)
Willlamspor* RR.
preferred
11-
10-19
25c
Syracuse (N. Y.) common
preferred C (quar.)
11-
11-1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(Joseph)
11-15
r
12-14
25c
1
General Motors Corp
$5
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
National
Hotel
12-.,1
11-15
$1.50
Co.,
4.08%
General
$1.75
7%
Home
15c
common
11-15
(accum.)
Elmira
11-13
10-22
10-31
50c
u;
11-
in
10-31
1
&
1
1
10-15
11-10
$1.06'/4
11-
payable
10-31
B
Elgin
Horn
12-
1
1
jltoc
Co._.
&
11-15
1
12-
11-
50c
$1.50
dividend
Stock
5to%'
(quar.)
8
A.)
preferred
11-
12-
,15c
„
N
(George
1
^
10-25
$f
(quar.)
Bearing
(quar.)
11-
,
11-15
5%
common
&
Inc.
Hormel
6%
11-15
15c
(quar.)
:—
dividend
11-21
,
Ball
12 toe
—_|
11-21
preferred
Co.
•
7
3-
10-12
-
(quar.)_l
Year-end
—
11-15
^10"
(Md.)—
Rubber
Corp
10-15
$6
&
11-13
12-
10-12
1
I
37 toe
com.
(quar.)
Inc.,
1
(accum.)
Hcse
3-29-57
Hoover
Horder's
-
11-
,
qpar.)
Co.
1
A
Electric
12-28
1
preferred
87 toe
.
12-
preferred
Paper Corp.
:
i
Elastic Stop Nut Co. of An^erica (quar.)
Ekco Products Co., common
(quar.)
4to%
preferred
(quar.)
10-15
12-
10-10
1
.
*
.
(initial
11-
$7
Eddy
10-19
10-15
10-31
$4.25
1
11-
(stock div.)
Co.
10-10
10-31
.
$1.25
—
t
pfd.
cony.
10-22
11-
Co.
Electrochemical,
$1
T
quarterly
Gas
Stock
12»/2C
(quar.)_
Corp.
10-31
10-31
10c
Co.
Insurance
Hooker
.*■
25c
(quar.)
Dynam.cs Corp.—
General
11-16
a
„
1
(Henry)
Home
1
12-
35c
preferred
(quar.)
Baking Co., common
11-
a~
quar.)
11-
12-15
Corp.—
convertible
5%
(stock
the
(initial
common
10-25
(quar.)—
4!/2%
Oil,
20c
div.)
1
11-15
15c
(quar..h—
-
$12V2C
50c
Co.
(stock
11-
10c
27 toe
General Crude Oil Co.
10-30li±10-12
12-15
Co.
American
4.80%
East Sugar Loaf
Holt
1
15c
Co.-—
common
6%
.±10-12
America
preference
10-15
Service
$8
10-31
$40c
40c
of
'•»
receipts—
Corp. x
Dynamics
$1
Gas
General
2to%
Duro-Test
'*11-15
310-31
15c
Amer.
Holly (Stores, Inc., 5%
Holophane Co., Ire.
—
Corp. (stock, div.)
(Subject to ap¬
proval of the necessary regulatory boards)
Gas, Inc., $1.40 prior preferred (quar.)
£10-31
30c
:
10-15
10-25
.
11-15
$30c
(quar.)
1
1
$1
(initial
common
11-23
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Industries,
$50c
"
A
1111-
10-
1
10-31
10c
(extra)
(quar.)
Co.
$1.25
(quar.)
50c
Ltd., 55c class
preferred (quar.
)__
Bradstreet.
Class
Wood
New
and
Son.
Canada
A
10c
Income
profits)
Freres,
4.80%
&
Metals
(John H.)
Du
uu
Dun
security
11-
Lumber
E.)
$$1.12 to
(quar.)
35c
4%
preference
(quar.)
Dreyfus Fund (4c from earned
11-15
(Edward)
(Charles
$12 toe
preferred' TqttaT.)
2%
dividend)
Hires
10-17
11-20
11-
$25c
1
1
10-31
$30c
11-
10-20
11-
53toc
(quar.)_
10-15
1
11-30
♦
10-26
1
133/4c
Ltd
11-15
6c
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
common
Gar
3* 9-28
12-.1
Drilling,
11-23
933/4c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Higbie Manufacturing Co.
9
11-
$$1.50
Extra
1
Hines
—
Securities
50c
.
Hi-Tower
2-
9c
(quar.)-—.—
common
$15c
4%
!
.
10-19
11-
11-9
10-10
11-
45c
preferred series A
$1
20c
(quar.)__
Extra
11-23
2%
A
$20c
(quar.)
1
4
11-30
11-30
15c
preferred (quar.)
Powder Co., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Chocolate Corp.
2-15-57
Garrett
Ltd.—
(quar.)_
Sons
dividend
Douglas
B
&
1212-
35c
2 toe
23c
10-15
10-31
56y4c
♦.
convertible
4to%
11-26
40c
(quar.)
5%
preferred
General
-
11-23
11-26
12-10
72c
$12y2c
_
10-30
$31 toe
(quar.)
partic.
Donnelly
(quar.)
10-19
1
4.
Gardner-Denver
1 .all-15
$40c
—
1
12-
5to%
Hercules
Hershey
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_
Gamble-Skogmo,
Inc.,
common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd.—
:
Extra
10-19
2
12-10
15c*
*
Light (quar.)
Company, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Corp. of America, 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Hemenway Furniture Co., common
10-15
1
11-
(quar.)
12- lr;*11-15
11-15' rll- l
$60c
.
1
11-
U.
*
$37 toe
(quar.)
Dominion Glass Co., Ltd., (pxtra;
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum
Co.,
11-
(quar.)
12-
$$1.25
^
Hecht
2%
class
preferred
&
$6
Ltd.—
Bridge,
Ltd.
(increased)_^^i^j
Engineering Works, Ltd. (s-a)
Fabrics, Ltd., common (quar.)___
Dominion
11-20
Inc.—
common
Industrial
Gabriel
12-10
1-10-57
55c
Corp.,
1
(quar.)
Electric
Co., common
2
10-
1
Hudson's
9-14
ill-
12-20
$171/2 c
Anglo
11-20
12-
Marx
(J. F.)
$4
Fulton
"10-22
11-15
62 toe
I
1
Haughton Elevator
(initial)
Haydock Fund (quar.)
Hayes Steel Products, Ltd
dividend
40c
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)_-«
10-19
dividend
10c
Dodge
1
-110-17
50c
(quar.)
11-
12-
35c
(quar.)
Trailer,
Brush,
$1.50
(quar.)
Hat
I—
Class AA
10-15
Tt
10-31
10c
(quar.)
Hartz
10-
dividend)
ts-ai—
Ltd.,
J.),
preferred
$3.50
(quar.)
Hartford
11-16
&
10-
10-31
62y2c
11-16
Schaffner
10-31
15c.
_
1
9
11-
(quar.
11-
32 toe
C.a^BVjtlncjeased quar.)
Extra
9
11-
Investment
convertible
Dobbs
li-,1.
4%
Fuller
A
12-10
93 %c
(quar.)__
(L.;
Realty
(quar.)__
Finance, 6%
preferred (quar.).
Company (quax>)i-»4
Stock
11-15
class
3%%
!
;
preferred
Fruehauf
i10-12
11-15
12c
Trust, Inc.—
Quarterly from net investment income
Dixie
1
11-15
25c
37V2C
!
Co., Ltd.
Corp. (quar.)
Divco
to %
9
Co.,
B
(quar.)_
preferred (s-a)
30c
Special
Co., Ltd.—
A
Distillers
12-
12-
45C
,
Disher Steel Construction
12*15
Oil
—
12-10
»
Telegraph
Frito
5
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Diamond
$1.50
Funds,
series
Froedtert
5
4
$1.75
series
Stock
Co.
A
9
(quarj_„_.
G5C
$0.2156
(stock
„
5
3c
25c
„•
11-
35c
H-C7
Hart,
Friendly
11-15
;
Co.
11-15
3c
Series
A
Organ
10-15
I
Sales
Beer
(A.
4
H-D
2-5
11-
75c
.—,
Class
..
5
2-15-57
Hancock
5
12-
25c«
,
1
f
11-15
(quar.)
Friedman
T12-14
12-.3
10-11
_
Franklin
5
30c
10-11
(quar.)
Machine, com.
Custodian
Income
9
1-2-57
$1
(quar.)__
class
11-30 V.
.-.;lt)-31 -'rt -10-
-•40c
'
kL
1
1
12-20
1
—$$1,25
40c
Y.)
voting
DeLuxe
Bond
10-26
r-
1111-
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
(increased-quar.)
non-voting (increased-quar.)
Motor.tCo*.,..Ltd., ordinary (interim)__
11-
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.)__,
65c
Wallace—
B
11-
1
(quar.)
11-30
B
11-
$1:25
Tramway Corp.—
$2to-$3to preferred (s-a)
Giorgia
&
Class
8%c
(quar.-)ji.
Cementing Co.
Ltd.
common
preferred
5%
(quar.)
Freiman
Inc.
common
Class
Forbes
$1.75
pfd.
Gear &
preferred
$1.06
(quar.)
dividend)
&
debentures
Denver
5%%
10-10
~
Denver
Di
Foote Bros.
$1.12
.
common
(s-a)
Lines,
Dennison
12-
50c
»
1
11-
preferred
Bros.,
12-17
7 toe
B (quar.)
Machinery & Chemical—
3%%
preferred (quar.)
5
12-
17y2c
i
11-12
Series
Class
1
12-
10-15
11-5
Hammond
J.)—
(quar.)
Ltd.—
A
10-15
1
12-3
11-30
56 toe
•_
(quar.)
30c
<N.
preferred
class
6
11-
11-15
2nd
Food
Co.—
Delaware
Delta
11-
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rubber
Common
3
12-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Davenport Water Co., 5%
Dayton
12-
11-15
4oC
7%
Stores,
partic.
12-
$40c
$$1.25
40c
N.
10-15
$22y2c
11-30
(quar.)_
Corp.
5%
10-13
6
(quar.)
12-15
common
City Bank
Firth Sterling,
1
11-
$2
7%
$8
11-15
$50c
(quar.)
Co.,
Stock
11-
87 toe
10-31
Co.
Well
10c
Bank
National
5%
1-16-57
Gas
Oil
Cotton,
12-15
1
Corp.,
11-26
1
12-
"preferred
5%
5%
Halle
Extra
First
10c
pfd.
$4
preferred
Transit
9
General
Class
&
preferred
4to%r
Dallas
First
10-31
(quar.)
10c
1
& Seal Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
Forster, 8% pfd. (quar.)
Crystal Oil & Land, SI.12 preferred (quar.I
Cuneo
Press, Inc., ,3to%
preferred
(quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.. com. (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright
10-
11-15
Corp;
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
&
Dallas
10-30
7c
Cork
Crum
12-14
40c
common
preferred
class A
1-1-57
1
12-21
11-23
37 toe
$2.25 preferred series A (quar.).,
Firemen's Insurance Co. (Newark,
Increased semi-annually
dividend
1
12-10
283/4C
11-19
Stock
Hamilton
11-
1-2-57
60c
(initial)
11-
Imperial Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
Cosmopolitan Realty
(quar.,;
10-19
$35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
Ferro
I
>
Hamilton Funds
11-20
Cosmos
Halliburton
20c
Inc.
12-17
11-
,
62y2c
$30c
Hagerstown
11-16
Co.—
preferred
Screw
$1.25
12toc
!
11-16
11-16
17c
Paper
11-30
11-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
11-28
National Mortgage Association-
Federal
5
Stock
11-28
(quar.)
Bearings
of Rec.
12-1
Gurney Products, Ltd., $1.60 pfd. (quar.)_>
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
11-28
(quar.)
Bower
25c
1
10-15
25c
25c
(quar.)__
10-19
10-19
1
Holders
30c
j
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
Corp.
683/4c
Copper
Co.
5
5
11-
When
Payable
.
12-17
preferred
62 toe
Cooper Tire & Ruober
Range
1111-
(quar.)
49
(quar.12'/2c
Quarterly
Monthly
Federal
10-15
11-
17 toe
Oil
20c
—
Federal-Mogul
10-23
(initial)
Life
Gulf
Share
common
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.
Corp.'—
Grain,
10-30
Gulf
3-15
4c
Federal
1-2-57
12-15
preferred
$5
(quar.)
Federal
3
$1.13
12-31
4-1-57
6%
1
Co.
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5'/2% preferred (quar.)
12-14
So.Oo
.
(quar.)
11-
1
Co.
11-20
1-2-57
Insurance
10-15
Gas,
Per
*
,
of Company
Interstate
11-15
(quar.)
Bros.
12-
12-15
93 %c
(quar.)__
Foundry & Machine—
(4th liquidating distribution)
Continental
Life
Common
Continental
Gulf
$3
Traders
Fedders-Quigan
5
,
Name
1
10-30
Extra
1
25c
&
Fate-Root-Heath
1
11-
25c
Quarterly
12-12
,
11-15
20c
57o
common
35c
(quar.)
(Syracuse)
America—
on
of ReC.
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
$3
Mfg.
Farmer
12*12
11-
57*
of
split
Can
6
Holders
Payable
Co.
Brewing
Fanner
10-19
$1.12 to
(Me.)
preferred (quar.)
4%
11-
11-20
1-2-57
dividend
Container
;
11-21
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Water
11-15
When
Share
Company
Gas
Farmers
(quar.)
$4.52
Consumers
1
$1.01
eom.
preferred
12-
Co.—
—
Co.,
$4.16
River
Falstaff
$50c
Power
—.—
Consumers Power
Per
Name of
Fall
Ltd.—
(s-a)
Water
Quarterly
Gas
Holders
Share
Name of Company
Consolidated
Consolidated
When
11-10
10-26
12c
10-31
10-17
net
Mfg.
Inc.
(quar.;
15c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Jantzen,
Stock
5%
Jersey
4%
Inc.,
-
1-2-57
12-14
3-15
>-
20c
11- 1
12- 1
$1
H" 1
>
(quar.)
Central Power &
preferred (quar.)
12-14
4-1-57
$1.25
(quar.)
common
dividend
preferred A
1-2-57
}5c
15c
Jo" J
^0-15
11-24
Light Co.—
,n
10-10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Jervis
Corp.
Jewel
Kalamazoo
Vegetable Parchment Co.
933'4C
„
(quar.i
40c
City
$1.0834
4 35%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar/)
4% preferred (quar )__.—
3.80%
preferred (quar.)
Kellogg Co., common (quar.)/
Monday, October 29, 1956
.
.
and
realized
net
-- --
----- -
Keystone
Steel
1
11-1.5
1
11-15
Mei rut-Chapman
12-
5
11-15
12-
5
11-15
1 2-57
12-15
87'4
c
1-15-57
1-
4-15-57
4-
net
of
Michaels
from
$1
$1.26
10-31
4*/2%
12-30
12-20
4.50%
50c
pfd. (s-a)
11-15
$2.50
»—
<quar.i
11-
12-
1
11-16
11-
1
10-24
,
--
.
4.40%
Department Stores—
common
(initial quar,
New
Knox
class
Corp.,
Kobacker
Co.
(S.
Kroger
Co.,
Kuhlman
S.)
L'Aiglon
Co.
Co
,
H.),
preferred
$6
Lanston
5%
11-10
&
A
Leslie Salt
Co.
10-30
10-15
pfd.
(quar.i
(Richmond, Va.)
10-31
12-
Cement
pfd.
(quar.i
Co., $6 preferred
Power
preferred
;
Insurance
(Bait.)
(quar.i—_
(quar. )
S.
.(Greenville,
Royal
Mount
Vernon
Mills,
Rice
Mills,
preferred
7%
10-31
preferred
(quar.)
10-31
9-30
National
Chemical
&
11-23
National
Can
12-10
4.64%
50%
10-31
15c
(quar.i-
Electric
10-31
National
10-10
National
1
12-10
11-
1
37'4c
11-
1
Hosiery Mills,
Lead
Link
Belt
Co.
(quar.)
60c
.
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common
3"V2%
preferred (quar.)
________________
Lithium
Corp.
Miami
Little
of America
Railroad
(stock
divid.)
original
Finance
Preferred
Lock
L_
capital
Corp.,
Pipe
Boston
Extra
Lone
25c
4.75%
convertible
for
$104.50
per
convertible
into
Co.
Nov.
9
7%
State
&
St.
4V2%
Lucky
(quar.)
preferred
10-20
11-19
vestment
1-2-57
12-21
Stock
11-
1
11-
1
_11-23
c
11-
9
11-
1
11-
1
10-12
11-
1
10-15
$1.04
11-
1
11-
1
10-15
10-15
$3.50
11-
$1.25
(quar.i
N.
12-13
{22 '4
—
25c
_
;
$1
.
Lynch Carrier System (quar.)_
c
15c
_
,_
7'4
—
dividend
1
10-26
11-
1
c
11-
1
11-15
11-15
10-15
11-
1
10.31
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-26
3%
11-15
10-26
15c
_1
>
R
A
York
Corp.
Manitoba
Class
partic. pfd. (quar.)
3%%
12-10
11-23
Water
&
5%>
Ltd.,
Shirt
Co.
preference
Norfolk
5 Va %
Saskatchewan
class
Macy
4%
(R.
H.)
Moore
Co.,
&
(stock
4'4%
preferred
B
.5%
&
Co..
pfd.
Northern
RR.
4,/2%
preferred
Marconi
tion
10-31
1
11-
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
11-
9
10-18
Ltd.,
Mattiesscn
Maytag
(quar.)
$1.06'4
11-
1
10-
8
11-
1
10-
8
62 Vic
11-
1
10-11
McCandless
$3
Zinc
__i_
56'4c
McCord
11-
1
10-23
11-
1
10-15
t5c
11-
1
10-15
Ltd..
common
common
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
(quar.i
(quar.i
{35c
11-
1
11-30
10-10
10-31
(quar.)__
Mines
Ltd.
11-30
11-15
12-28
12-14
25c
10-31
10-17
10-31
10-17
;
,
A
B
Porcupine
50c
62 '4c
l'4c
class
(quar.)
Extra
McKee
11-
{5c
30c
Oil.
__
+
5Gc
{$1
'Arthur
McQuay-Norris
fclcWiiliams
G.t
&
Mfg.
Dredging
Co.
(quar.i
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-15
11-30
$100
11-30
10-31
12-
1-1-57
Extra
Perkins
1
12-
Permanente
Petrolite
10-15
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80%
11-
1
11-
11-
1
10-15
12-
1
11-15
12-15
11-15
12-15
11-15
10-31
10-15
1
11-
4%
1
1
10-15
3
Common
$4
10-22
1
10-22
Pinchin,
1
10-22
Amer.
1-2-57
{3c
11-
1
7
Pioneer
8
12-19
12-19
Ltd.—
10-31
11-15
10-31
11-
10-22
1
11-1
10-19
30c
11-
10-
11-
1
2
$2.50
Pittsburgh
10-
1
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ft.
10-18
Oil
Plymouth
1-
7
Stock
11-15
11-
1
Plymouth
&
adj. pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
1
Common
Rubber
10-22
Scale
B
11-30
11-15
1
10-19
50c
11-15
10-19
Pratt-Hewitt
9334c
1-1-57
12-
7
Price
4
10-29
10-
11-
10-15
4.70%
2nd
Ltd.
4'A %
11-
10-15
4.20 %
9
10-18
12-10
11-27
1-2-57
12-26
12-31
1
10-16
preferred
pref.
(quar.)
(Quar.)
Common
Public
10-16
9-24
Puget
11-
1
9-24
Puritan
1-1-57
12-14
Fund.
11-
1
10-19
Quaker
11-
1
10-15
Quebec
1
10-15
Quinte
Milk
11-
1
11-
1
10-15
Radiation,
Radio
■
10-31
10-2*
10-31
10-19
10-31
10-19
{$1
11-
1
10-19
11-
1
10
22'4
c
25
Purity
City
Ry.
Products
10-15
Rayonier,
1
11-15
Red
10-31
10-18
Redondo
Brewing
Pacific
434%
Finance
Co.
5%
preferred (quar.)
Tile
pfd,
Corp., 5%
Reed
(C.
42'4 C
10-30
10-10
50c
12-10
11-16
Extra
10-19
1
11-
2
11-20
11-
2
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
11-20
10-15
11-
1
11-
1
10-15
11-15
10-30
11-
1
10-12
12-
1
11-16
11-15
10-19
45c
11-
1
10-15
11-16
10-15
II-15
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
17c
11-15
11-
1
$1.25
12-17
12-
3
11-15
10-26
10-25
10-
9c
12-15
4
9-17
12-
Reitman's
Class
A.)
11-16
2-15
10-31
10-
12-14
11-30
1-15-57
12-28
434%
12-
1
11-
1
11-15
10-15
11-15
10-15
11-10
10-22
11-
1
10-22
12-
1
11-15
1-31-57
1-10
11-
1
10-15
29jjc
11-
1
10-15
10c
Co.
Inc.,
Rich's,
10-20
5c
12-17
12-10
11-15
10-22
11-15
10-26
11-
8
10-11
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
—
(quar.)
—
&
Ltd.
(quar.)_—
Engineering
Aluminum
class A iquar.)
(Canada),
common
(quar.)
Rice
10-19
11-
1
10-19
11-
1
10-19
{15c
11-
1
10-15
50c
10-31
10-25
+28C
1-1-57
12-14
Mills
11-
1
10-
80c
12-
5
11-15
12-
5
11-15
1
10-19
(
11-
1
11-
1
10-19
5c
12-
1
11-15
5c
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
30C
11-
1
10-12
30c
(quar.)
17'4 c
68c
(quari)-
Extra
Cement
10-19
1
9334c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Finance, class A (increased quar.)
B
(increased quar.)
Brand
10-17
1
11-
80c
Co.,
common
preferred
1
11-
50c
{$1.19
(quar.)
preferred
11-
50c
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Tobacco
;—
Co.J—
$1.25
50c
preferred (quar.)
$2 partic, class A
Class
$1.25
1
35c
50c
Co.,
(Canada)
B
Riverside
11-
30c
:
Inc.,
5*4%
9-21
12-10
2'4C
(quar. I
preferred
3a/4%
Ritter
x
(quar.i
Renold Chains (Canada), Ltd.,
Reynolds
10-31
10-22
1-2-57
45c
common—
(quar.)
—
Reynolds
1
10-22
11-15
1
25c
(quar.)
Electric
Reliance
10-15
11-
87'4 c
(quar.)
E
1
10-19
11-
50c
Bearings.
Pile
1
11-23
{15c
7'4 c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
3-1-57
$1.25
;
10-24
11-
25c
Reece
11-15
$1.25
(quar.)
11-15
40c
50c
A
(quar.i
Co.
11-15
35c
(reduced)
Corp.,
2
{30c
(s-a)
class
(quar.)
common
Stores
10-15
{25c
(quar.)
10-24
10%.
(quar.)____
Inc.
Co.,
Owl
1
{$1.75
preferred
derived from
net income)
Ltd.,
A
preferred
11-30
11-30
$1.25
Oxford Paper Co., $5
—
—
(quar.)
dividend)
class
Concrete
12-
Class
Co.
10-24
11-15
32c
—
Insurance
Graphite
10-30
Ltd.—
(quar.)
11-
11-15
25c
(quar.i
Randall
Raymond
{$3
(s-a)
Co.,
10-10
12-17
(quarterly
Company
{15c
1
(quar.i
10-10
10-29
83c
(quar. >__
& Light
Life
Randall
{5c
ts-ai
11-20
10-29
12-
Mexico—
New
Products,
Inc.,
1st
$1.12'4
(quar.)
common
12-10
3
$1.75
$1.12'4
*
Corp. of America, com.
$3.50
SI. 06'4
pfd.
of
(stock
Stores
11-
c
$1.06'4
(auar.)
12-10
1-2-57
10-15
25c
1-2-57
$1.75
—
—
Power Co
11-
11-16
10-19
50c
(quar.)
Hampshire
New
accumulated
and
current
11-16
1
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
Inc.
10-11
11-16
1
$1.06',4
(quar.)
A
1
1
12-
12-
$1.05
Power
11-
$1.25
.__
(quar:I_
(quar.)—__—
Sound
12-
$1.25
(s-a)
com.
(quar.)
10-31
12'4
(quar.)__
25c
45c
preferred
(quar.)—;
of
preferred
preferred
5%
1
25c
(quar.)
10-10
{75c
)
(quar.)
Co.
Service Co.
1
$1.14
1
1
90c
(quar.)_.
preferred
Common
11-
25c
(quar.)
9-28
11-
7'4 c
(quar.)——.
preferred
Service
11-
25c
preferred
1
10'%
preferred
4*4%
Public
c
2%.
Ltd., 4%
12-28
11-
$1.17'4
dividend
Stock
11-30
20c
Co
1
25c
(quar.)
of Colorado,
Co.
25c
(s-a)
Wire
12-28
2c
Inc.,1 5%
Gamble Co.
&
2834c
(quar.)
2
1 '4 c
—
(quar.
20c
(quar.)
I-
12'4c
(quar.)_
A
Corp
Ltd.
Service
12-14
11-
Oil
Prentice-Hall,
Procter
9-15
40c
—y_—__
(quar.)
class
preferred B
Bros.
1
25c
Ltd.
(quar.)—
11-
40c
1-15-57
2%
:
Talbot, Inc., common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
________
Potomac Edison Co., 3.60%
pfd. (quar.)
$1.50
(quar.)
6
$1
5c
(quar.i
4
&
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Oswego Falls Corp. (quar.)
Pabst
4—
Products,
Class
20c
(quar.)
12-
11-
2%
(quar.)____,
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Pope
2%
37'4
(quar.)
12-14
12-15
11-30
30c
(quar.)
Poloron
1-16
1-15-57
2
12-14
40c
Coal
—^
dividend
Pneumatic
11-
11-
30C
(quar.)__
11-
$2
1
Co.—
10-18
20c
(quar.)
12-
1-15-57
$1.75
Chicago Ry.
11-15
1
10-22
$1.20
(quar.)
com.
11-
5%
dividend)
(quar.)
Quebec
(accum.)
60c
11-
1
$1.25
&
Wayne
11-
93 %c
11-
62'4 c
(quar.)
Pitts-Clinchficld
1
$1.25
17'4c
(quar.)
Pittston Company
lT-"l
10-15
10-22
$0,111
(s-a)
preferred
Chemical,
&
preferred
1-21-57
5c
1
1
20c
_________—__—____
prior
preferred
{15^c
40c
1111-
62 Vic
(quar.)
11-30
1
10-15
$1
20c
iquar.I
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
-J.—
Pittsburgh. Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co."
Public
class A
Ltd..
10-10
42'4 c
7%
7%
1
—y
& Associates, Ltd.
rets, for ordinary
Coke
preferred
Pittsburgh,
in¬
net
(quar.)___,
oonv.
1
20c
(initial!
Brewing Co.—
convertible preferred
35c
(quar.):
414%
11-
12 '4c
Petroleum
$4.80
11-15
issue to
share
common
Chemical,
95c
Pittsburg
$1.28'/a
common
1
Co.—
—^
preferred
Johnson
12-
12-28
V
RR.
—_—
common
deposit,
10-
12-28
15c
Co., G%
Jockey Club.
Steel
10-22
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Mills,
Common
common
Ontario
10-11
10-29
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
11-
11-
35c
common
Ontario
10-31
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)_^
convertible
8%
per
com.
Hampshire
&
A
13'4c
,
pfd.
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.i
Philippine Long Distance Telephone-
10-15
$5
!
Oklahoma Gas & Electric,
preferred
10-22
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
River
50c
37'4 c
12-
11-
preferred
5%
»•
'
Olin-Mathieson
6%
11-
Inc.—
preferred
Phillips-Jones
1
11-
12-20
$1.50
(quar.i
Corp.,
50c
(initial)
common
new
(quar.)
'
Gerinantown & Norristown
3.90%
25c
Match
Oliver
—
preferred
15c
4
preferred
9
11-10
(year-end)
Corp.
Quarterly
Philip Morris,
11-15
$3.50
^
Ohio
Outlet
1
Cement,
10-15
10-15
1
56'4 c
(quar.)
preferred
10-
(quar.)
1
35c
from
Gas,
Leather
4V4%
Co.
Gear
&
1
125c
(quar.i
Ohio
4*4%
1
11-20
11-20
:
Co.,
9
11-
15c
1
7%
1-2-57
Machine
Reading
Co.
10-
50c
11-
12'4c
preferred
Utilities
preferred
1
11-
approval of New
Util. commis.)
Edison, $4.56 preferred
Okonite
11-15
11-
(quar.)
Bottlers
11-
15c
,
Inc.,
Steel
Co,
11-15
1
;
General
11-
$1.25
—
(quar.)_
Canada,
common
Industries.
Shoe
i
12-
10-31
25 c
(Charles F.)
12-
20c
Y.)—•
97'4 c
'
Northwestern
20c
N.
10-10
(quar.)
Nunn-Bush
Ontario
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Mclrtyre
10-15
1
{15c
.__
McGregor-Donlger,
Class
10-15
11-
1
5c
(quar.)
Corp..
10-31
11-
{15 c
~~
Corp.
4
75c
—
(quar.)
McColl-Frontenac
1
12-
50c
Co
(quar.)
Extra
McCall
1
25c
(entire
Ohio
,
B
11-
1
Chemical Fibre—
Non-voting common (quar.)
Peoples National Bank (Brooklyn,
Corp.—
common
Newr
dividend
Stock
10-15
4
(s-a)___
Engineering,
Northwestern
1
12-
(quar.)_
vf
preferred
convertible
Northwest
11-
$1.50
(quar.)
B
at
Telephone
Extra
11-15
$1.06 '4
Voting common (quar.)____^
75c
(quar.)
4%
Gas,
Airlines,
B
1
10-10
1
common
Ry.
10-11
11-
4%
_
Extra
Class
Class
Noyes
Communica¬
Ltd., 60c pref. class A (quar.)
10-15
25c
5%
preferred
Corp.
McCabe Grain.
Marine
(interim.)-
Heeler
&
Co.,
9
12-
10-10
10-17
12-
(quar.)—
A
A
(quar.)—:
International
Co.,
pfd.
10-15
1
Penobscot
10-15
1
11-
15c
&
Corp.,
of
10-
$1.06
(quar.)_______u-________
Pillsbury
(quar.)
Ohio
Northern
4.60%
$1
5%
1
11-
4.50%
preferred
Northwest
(auar.)
Mallory (P. R.)
dividend)
11-
3.35%
Illinois
10-15
10%
_
Maxwell <fe
$1.14
preferred
Piedmont Natural Gas
(stock
Ry.,
convertible
$1.50
Northern
10-19
{20c.
B
Manning,
12-15
Corp.—
Illinois
1
{20c
A
2
(Ohio)
Ry.
Central
1
25c
Coal,
1-
(Northam)
Northern
1
1
(quar.)
Car,
Northern
11-
1
(quar.i__
Warren
Warren
10-22
{$1.50
Ltd., 6% preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd, (quar.)
1
preferred (quar.)
Northam
10-22
1
—____
Penman's,
10-15
Co.
Co.
Western
&
American
1
11-
common
<quar.)___;
11-
Service__.__
Southern
Norfolk
11-
{$1.25
(quar.)
12-15
Co.,
J.)
10-22
(quar.i
Niagara Share Corp.
11-
K
(quar.
2
(C.
preferred
5%>
11-
(quar.)__
preferred
{31'4c
(quar.i
Corp.,
Manhattan
5%
1-
Patterson
5
11-
(quar.i
Telephone
11-30
11-
50c
10-19
$1
W'ire Cloth
Y.
15c
Holdings, Ltd.,
Mailman
10-
1
1
•
to
Electric
State
Northwest
Macco
1
11-
$1.17
Public
Brake
preferred
Newark
See
j_
-
York
12-10
5c
12'4c
10-17
10-31
11-
$1.10
(quar.)_!
Merchandise
10-15
Sl.07'4
Co
Air
York
10-15
11-15
Pennsylvania Bankshares & Securities—
18c
of
11-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(subject
Board
Process
North
Co.—
:
(quar.)
divid.
York
New
,
10-19
$1.24
(quar.i
_
RR.
(quar.
(quar.)__
Steel
c
25c
pl'd.
10-17
{35c
:
(quar.i
income)
New
New
17 '4
$1.11
Power
Inc.
Corp,
10-17
1
$1.90
10-31
(quar.)
•
1
England
Jersey
10-17
12-10
New
11-20
11-20
Ltd.
Penmans,
11-20
preferred (quar.)
Fund (quarterly
11-15
71'4
30
Oct.
(s-al—
Nashville
Extra
Stock
$2.40
1
11-30
334%>
__.
preferred (quar.)
Lynch
12-
12-1
12-
10-26
10c
com.
11-20
57 V2C
58'4 c
11-
Western
Meter Co.,
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-10
75c
Inc.
of
2%
dividend
preferred
(quar.)
Machine
30
7
10-19
11-20
preferred
11-
pfd.
Nov.
11-
1
11-
preferred
6%
pid.
4'/2%
11-30-
12-15
25c
4.60%
20c
Shipbuilding
Theatres
Products
Neptune
10-15
Milling Co.—
Lawrence
Stores,
Lukens
1
at
(quar.)
Rice
preferred
Lower
2-18
11-
New
(quar.i-
Stock
10-31
10-19
tic
834C
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)___
on
Co.,
1
4.68%
Common
dividend)
this
to
common
preferred
Louisville
Neon
issue
(entire
on
Telephone
(quar.)
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.96%
4.44%
National
New
preferred
11-15
10-31
Mines, Ltd
Hampshire)
(New
Insurance
Fruit
10-18
7
4.30%
this dividend)__
plus
1-16
45c
quar.)
Penn
2
11-
11-
4.40 %
series
&
Supply,
10-31
15c
___
Lorain
Louisiana
3-9-57
stock
redeemed
$1
—
(quar.)
redemption
share
plus
Long Island Lighting
4.16%
12-10
(Texas)—
(Increased
called
1
10c
Gas
National
$1
Theatres
Peerless
Consolidated
Paymaster
11-
3
58c
Machinery
preferred
$1
„—
Star
Common
6%
2-18
(monthlyI.
com.
10-16
12-20
l#c
Steel
National
11-16
:$1.10
(quar.)
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
8%
11-
3-9-57
11'4c
Co.,
3
1-10-57
Common
Loew's
12-
50c
common
1
11-
12-
11-15
10-U
Series
Preferred
2
11-15
$1.10
(quar.)
Joint
Stock
11-15
50c
(quar.)
Final
10c
be
(quar.)
original capital (quar.)
$4.30
11-
1
1
3%
.
Special guaranteed
Local
1
1212-
participating preference (<juar.)_^_
CoflSuiidated Gold Dredging, Ltd.—
1-10-57
10-25
834c
City)—
(Kansas
10-11
_____—
Securities—.•**;;
Co.—
Special guaranteed
$4.30
12-
50c
8 7'4 c
(quar.)—„
Pato
1
10-25
11-15
10-26
(s-a)
Ltd., class A
6%
Co.,
Rubber
10-15
(quar.)
10-16
$1.10
10-25
11-15
1
quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
National
10-15*
preferred
11-
35c
Drugs
11-15
33c
2
11-26
50c
$3.50
11-15
11-15
1
32'4c
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Welding
National
11-15
40c
$1
12-
1
10-
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. (quar.)
Lilly'(Elf) & Co., class B common.:.-.-....
■_
11-30
15c
Casket Co.
National
12-21
Lincoln
____
11-15
1
11-15
$1.25
•____
(quar. >
preferred
preferred
Parkview
11-30
1212-
26c
{50c
$1.32
10-20
1
10-25
2'4%
(quar.)
11-
1
11-
Extra
(cjuar.)
(quar.)
preferred
dividend)
Mfg.
(stock
Corp.
National
12-31
(Tenn.)
common
preferred
$1
40c
(incr.
Narragansett Electric Co.. 4Vn%
11-15
25c
Printing,
$5
3
8
10-15
11-
11-
(quar.)
Ltd.
11-15
C. I—<
Quarterly
Life & Casualty Insurance
Stock dividend
Mount
12-14
90c
-
3
12-
10-19
1
52c
-_
.
Co.
11-15
1
11-
3
{15c
——————
(quar.)
1
11-
3
12-
Phila..
California
40c
—
Fund
12-
12-
(qura.)i.___
(stock divid.)
$1.20
Extra
10-22
4%
divd.)—
1-1-57
10-
10c
pfd.
40c
1-1-57
20c
of
Co.
Co.,
1
35c
Morris
Plan
&
1-1-57
c
Service—
Investors
C.)
11-
$1.05
10-15
$1.12'4
—
(stock
preferred
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp., com.
(S.
10-13
10-31
{25c
$1.50
11-
11-14
Parker
™-._;
Ltd. (s-a)__
$1.10
.
12-
3
10-26
10-13
11-15
—
11-23
10c
12-
(quar.)
$1.12*4
(quar.)
10-15
25c
1-1-57
Co.
10-26
11-15
—
(quar.)
(quar.)__:
Life
12-20
1
Dx-illing (Canada)
$2
—
10-29
96*4
(quar.)__
Davis
Parker
Pepsi-Cola
$3
11-23
12-20
Parke,
3%
—
participating preferred (quar.)
Moore-Hanley Hardware, common (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar. )
c
3
3
$1.25
(quar.i
30c
(quar.)
A
(Mo.)
$4.20
Monumental
1
Moody's
12'4
1212-
10-19
40c
;
(quar.)
1-7-57
6
11-16
10%
Co. (initial)
Airways (quar.)
1-1-57
Birmingham RR. Co.—
Montana
10-15
10-15
12-12
Chemical
div.)_.
11-19
20c
7'4C
(stock
California
25c
10c
50c
preferred
$4.40
>
(quar.)
5
35c
4%
10-15
10-31
12-
12-21
$1.09
—,™_;.
preferred (s-a
Monongahela Power Co.. 4.80% pfd. (guar.)
4.50%
preferred
(quar.i_^________
•t25c
World
of
4.25%
10-19
9
Sulphur
American
$1.15
—
10-31
11-
American
Pan
SI.10
(quar.i„
1
$1.25
$5
3.85%
Insurance
pfd.
4.40%
11-
10-31
Paddock
Pan
20c
11-1
10-31
11-
11-16
11-16
35c
dividend
&
10-19
Corp.
{10c
(quar.)
(quark).
Portland
Missouri
11-15
Lighting
50c
4.36%
preferred (quar.)„,
—k
Mississippi Valley Public Service, com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)—
:
10-11
{10c
(quar.i
Life Insurance
1
50c
11-16
$1.06 *4
—
25%
Libby-Ower.s-Ford Glass
Life
12-
10-26
1
3%
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
32'4c
Mobile
15c
(quar.i
Ltd.
Bros.,
12-14
{15c
(quar.)
__
Co.,
class
Lexington Trust
12-31
{15c
4*4%
Stores,
12-14
c
(quar.)
4.68%
5c
—
class
Mfg.'_
Markets,
12-28
12-31
27 */4
preferred
1
$1.22*4
—
$3
Ltd.,
Sons Co.,
Lemaie Tool
10-19
10-26
1st
Marie
preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Power & Light—
Stock
____
Tire
&
10-31
Clrp.
11-15
12-
56*4c
—
Paper
Power Co.,
28'4 c
12-
20%
$4.60
10-26
1-10-57
(quar.i—
Lehigh Portland Cement
Liberty
1
{15c
(initial)—.—
dividend
(James)
Lewis
11-
(quar.)
Pacific
10-19
25c
Ontario
&
Maid
4.56%
__i_—_———.
Rubber
Lerner
10-20
Minute
{15c
._
(quar.)
Quarterly
Lerner
Minnesota
{10c
Lawyers Title Insurance Co.
Lees
10-20
1st preferred
12-15
12'4c
10-15
1
20c
(quar.)
Investment
Stock
1
11-
10c
(quar.)—
preferred
$1.20 preferred
Lee
11-16
11-
11-15
1
9 7'4
divd.)_
Ste.
10-26
30c
£1.08%
—-
Saulte
&
10-26
(quar.)
$1.14*4
dividend
—
10-26
11-15
preferred
11-
$1.12*4
(quar.)
Paul
St.
10-26
11-15
31 */4c
-
96 *4 c
—
pfd. (quar.)
Bradley (Milton)
(s-a;
12-12
...
(Phila.)
Acceptance,
Lawrence
R.R.
Inc.
Industries
B
Minneapolis,
Mississippi
—
(quar.)..
A
<s-a)
Corp.
J>aurentirie
Class
Minneapolis Gas Co.
11-15
(quar.)
95c
(quar.)
(stock
11-15
1st
$1.30
(quar.)
par)
Of Rec.
37'4 c
4.36%
-
4*4%
see
11-15
7V2C
Ltd..
Lamaque Gold Mines,
Xancaster
Co.
11-30
40c
(quar.),—
(M.
Co
Inc.,
Bradley
11-30
University-
(Alfred), class
B
&
preferred
1
25c
Rhoades,
12'4c
Extension
Lamston
Piping
Miller
Milton
$1.75
preferred (quar.i ——preferred A iquar. i_
common (quar.)
(quar.)__,,_/
Telephone (quar.i-—
Crosse
Class
Midwest
10-18
1
13 34 C
(quar.)
2nd
7%
Quarterly
Lambert
10-25
12-31
11-
11-
55?
—
Apparel
Salle
9
1-15-57
o
$
•
Electric, 5'4c
Kuner-Ernpson
La
20c
tquar,
(quar.)
dividend
Kresge
i.a
7c
—
Stores
Koehring
Stock
25c
:
(initial)
A
k
•
(stock
Co.
1st
1st pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
l'/2%
:.'■%/
,'k
(quar.).——_
Abrasive
Mid-West
preferred
1st
11-
25c
—
—
(quar.)—.
Controls, Inc.
Micro-Moisture
.
Klein
5%
Park
par)
($100
preferred
preferred
4.90%
Y.»—
Kings
Count.f Trust
Quarterly
2
$1
v
($50
preferred
11-
35c
—.—
Co.—
preferred
1
Michigan Gas & Electric
9
12-10
22 Vic
dividend
&
12-
$1.1834
.———
Stern
5*4%
45c
Edison Co., 3.80%
(quar.) — __
3.85%
preferred (quar.)
3.90%
preferred (quar. )____./__2,.___,.4___
4.35%
preferred (quar.)
4.45%
preferred (quar.)
Meyercord
Co.
<quar.)____.
______^
8
2
Scott—
&
Quarterly
Stock
2
11-
36c
1
Metropolitan
8
25c
•
Fund
investment
Lighting
t quar.)
(Brooklyn, N.
Kings County
12-
11-
1
per
(quar.)
Co.
Stores
12-
$1
Wire
&
$54
at
1
12-
4.50%
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.
4%
Mercantile
Stock
Co., 5%
Pipe & Supply
1
Holders
4.80%
434%
11-15
11-15
25c
t
Keystone
11"-15 '
1
1
50c
——
distribution
gainst
1
12-
$1
—
from
12-
Melville
25?
Common
special
a
Nov.
on
When
Payable
34 %c
Company
Pacific Gas <fc Electric Co., 6%
12-
called
issue
plus this divid.) Conv to Nov.
Shoe Corp., common (quar.)
95c
Quarterly ...
Keystone Custodian Funds—
<26c
redemption
Name of
$1.06',4
preferred (quar.)
preferred (entire
for
/
1
12-
_________
preferred (qua r.)_
Kentucky Stone Co.
(quar.)_~:
Iacome
12-
Per
of Rec.
Share
Holders
40c
—-~
—
4.30% • 2nd
1
$1.05
«,
S-2"
12-10
12-
——
3 Vs %
"Series
12-10
$1.12'4
4.20%
Year-end
10-18
When
Payable
2*/2%
quar.)
(increased
Corp., common
dividend
Stock
share
4.50%
Kevstone
1
11-
Light
&
Power
Mead
4>4%
35c
Special
Kansas
10-15
Name of Company
—
preferred (quar.)
334%
11-15
Per
of Rec.
Share
Holders
Payable
15c
(quar.i——
Co.,
Tea
When
Share
Name of Company
M
.
(1838)
50
11-
1
10-12
SI.50
11-
1
10-16
Co.—
participating
class A
(accum.)
r
184
Volume
Number 5581
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1839)
,
mT
Per
_
Name of Company
&
Robbins
Myers
Year-end
$1.50
partic.
Robertson
pfd. for
Rochester
(quar.)
common
50c
'
preferred
(James),
Stock dividend
Gas
two
&
Rockland
shares
Electric
Gene^see
Light
5
12-14
12I
s
&-
1
:
Standard
12-
1
11-15
Standard Shares
12-
1
11-15
11.15
Valley RR.
Power,
a
Spring &
Axle
(quar.)_
Corp.,
.Class B
Rohr
class
(stock
Aircraft
Rose's
5,,10
Class
Roxy
B
11-15-
__
35c
4%
Pine
Milling
Foods,
convertible
Louis
5%
San
Regis
$4.40
10-
-
1st
&
Scarfe
Stern
10-20
preferred
(s-a)
(quar.)
Co., class
_____!
_
(stock
(quar.)
Inc.
1
11,
2
\2-
7
(stock
I-I-57
n_
dividend)
1
1
5%
i2.15
12-
11-
2^57"-'" 1-17
5-1-57
4-17
8-1-57
7-17
Nuclear
Fund
(a
investment
14c from
Paper Co.,
$4 .preferred
realized
common
preferred
end
year
income
and
of
a
pay¬
21c
50c
Corp.,
common..
Common
Power
6%
Co.,
I-I-57
19
12:}°
(quar.)
(quar.)
1(M0
*
n_
1
10_
11-
1
in
uc
Jl \
}£$
7i/2C
i0.3i
m
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(t*uar>--
Class
_
10-31
10-20
*15c
1-2-57
11-30
tl5c
Talon,
?n
(T.
Sinclair
Skelly
S )
Oil
Oil
(N.)
Smith
<fc
(A.
Co.
Co.
Co.
& Co.,
O)
Ltd.,
Corp.
(Howard)
preferred
Sonotone
5%
Texas
Co.
Paper
Bend
3.65%
Thatcher
11
12
12
?
12_28
12.
Mfg.
li-vo
(inc.
j50c
12_28
10-31
10-
28c
Petroleum
10-31-
in4
10-
3772c
11-,1™
10-16
Power
*\ T
quar.)
162
Bouthern Indiana
4.80%
Southern
m
r
io
10-n
$i.20
(quar.)
Power
Nevada
Co.
(quar.)
Drug
Co.,
common
Southwestern Investment
Stock dividend
n-
1
25c
11-
10-15
50c
(quar)__..
11-15 "
1
3»
1-15-57
3.70%
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
3.90%
preferred
3gr
I™
(quar.)
tiVi preferred (quar.)
ZrZ erre<! ^quar-)
4.25
::::::::::
IS preferred (quar.)
prePrred (quar-)
4.36%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
9
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
Juar.
preferred
pfd.
Spalding
Special
(A.
($25
G.)
Bros,
Investments
Common
4'/2%
Spencer
Stamford
Kellogg
Water
2
1
^7
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l"}o
i
2_i_g7
2-1-57
l-l8
20^
12-14
12-
3
56y4C
ll- 1
Sons
(quar.)
20c
12-10
11-
2
(Conn.)
(quar.)
45c
n_15
n,
x
&
(quar.)
Co.
8
11
n
12-1
ll-
8
j2_
41_
2
1
5
lo-l
1
10-19
11-1
10-19
11-
1
10-19
12c
10-31
10-10
12c
11-14
10-24
11-
1
10-12
25c
10-31
10-
7 50c
12-
11-14
12-
&
Warren
n_
n_
j
Electric
Lumber
Co.
of
16-31
lO-ll
10-n
'in-iq
Western
Western
10-31
10-19
Western
Western
Can
Series
A
&
Class
B
11-16
11-15
10-31
10-26
10-15
11-1
10-10
12-
3
11-
$1.06'/4
12-
1
11-16
i2-
1
12-
1
$1.14
20c
333/4c
50%
__;
35C
5
;
$1.22'/2
11-
10-15
1
class
1
10-22
1
1
6%
1-2-57
10-31
10-
6
10-31
10-
6
12-10
11-15
12-10
11-15
2%
(quar.)
$1.43%
11-
1
10-12
$1
11-
1
10-12
50c
com.
11-
1
10-19
15c
11-15
10-26
34 %c
11-15
10-26
&
Son
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
1
11-15
25c
11-20
10-30
2-20-57
12%c
11-
1-30 "
1
10-11
25c
(monthly)
10-29
7c
10-31
10-15
11-30
11-15
1
7c
i
10_15
Wisconsin
Fund,
10-10
Wisconsin
Power
common
11-30
11-20
4y2%
11-30
11-20
4.80%
preferred
ioc
12-10
11-26
n_30
n_
11-30
11-
9
$1.12l/2
11-15
11-15
10-20
92'/2C
11-15
10-20
12-14
1
11-
1
$1.50
—
1-31-57
1-15
10-31
10-15
5c
Light,
10-31
10-17
32c
(quar.)
com.
11-15
10-31
$1.10
10-20
$1
8
12-15
11-30
9
6»/4c
12-
10-
$1.50
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
lc
.
12-31
40c
(quar.)_
Inc
&
preferred
11c
1
Corp.—
87V2c
Ltd." (quar.)
11-15
10-20
$35c
(quar.)
11-
1
10-
25c
11-
1
10-19
Wisconsin Public Service,
57c preferred (quar.)
Wood
Conversion
$1.1272
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
'
$1.20
5.04%
$1.26
(quar.).
11-
20c
<F.
W.)
& Co.
(quar.)
Woolworth
(F. W.)
& Co.,
1
11-
1
10-15
11-12
$1.25
Co.
10-26
10-15
Ltd.—
67c
preference
Worcester
County
4.44
1
11- 9
12-11
a3%
—,,—
Electric,
12-
627aC
(s-a)_.
60c
(quar.)
11-
9
10-29
12-21
12-
7
12-21
12-
class
A
(Wm.)
Jr.,
Yale
Lead
&
Zinc
Yates-Arnerlcan
<quar.)__
i- $111
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-19
12c
11-
1
10-10
25c
(quar.)
10-31
10-17
12-15
11-16
1-3-57
11-16
Co.
7
Corp.—
87l/2c
Ltd.,
Wriglev
10-10
'7y2c
56y4c
common
pfd.
5
11-
1
10-15
t37c
11-15
10-15
n0c
Corp.,
n_30
i0.31
11-30
11-
1
10-
x
10_
9
(quar.)
$1
—
50c
9
n.
Ltd.
Special
10-31
30c
Mines,
Machine
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. (quar.)
common
(quar.)
Yukon
Consolidated
Zellers,
Ltd.,
4V2%
-
Fund
and
(5c
7c
from
Gold
Corp.,
Ltd.—
(stock
from
(quar.)
(N.
10-31
10-11
2%
10-31
10-11
$2.50
(quar.)
Y.)
(quar.)
1-10-57
62Vhc
11-1
10-
11-
10-
3
1
12-20
books
25c
11-
1
10-18
62»/2c
12-
1
11-16
In
9-28
1
10-
156 Tic
—
tax
Less
British
x
Less
Jamaica
y Previous
closed
15%;
11-
1
10- 1
1
funds,
dividend.
Canadian non-residents tax.
tax
tax
deductible
at
the
source.
Ron-
1%.
tax.
Income
record
this
15 7c
resident
Income
published
and/or
for
funds, less
Canadian
a
date
not
in U. S.
resident'
Machinery
Corp.—
(quar.)__
•Transfer
tPayable
^Payable
3
37y2c
common
0
11-
securi¬
dividend)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
10-31
125c
common
net
12c
Corp.
pref.
12-10
tl27ac
(initial)
Electric Power,
1
_____
(quar.)
Insurance
1
7c
i!_
.
Stores
Ltd.
10-17
1272c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores
11-
4.40%
11-
10-31
.
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
10-22
10-22
11-15
127ac
Monthly
Monthly
30c
Machinery,
A
(quar.)_
common
$2.50
(accum.)
11-
25c
10c
pfd.
10-15
75c
preferred
(Clarence)
Oil
(quar.)
Winn-Dixie
10-15
1
11-
Quarterly
Wisconsin
1
11-
11-
(quar.)
ig-iS
11-1
10-31
11-
117 %c
convertible
10-
9-27
11-20
3
50c
White Sewing Machine Corp.—
$2 prior preference (quar.)
White Stores, Inc., common
{
9-27
1
12-
(quar.)_____
n-
1
12-
1
Stationery Corp.—
Wilson-Jones Co.
1
/ 11-15
34 %c
(quarJ)
preferred
5'/27c
10-19 ;
317»c
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR.,
47c
'
11-
1
$2
(quar.)
Hydrocarbon
dividend
"
11-15
11-
25c
income
preferred
Hoffman
Westpan
12-14
11-15
50c
preferred (quar.)
B
10-31..j
3
Co.—
Westminister Paper Co., Ltd., class A
Class
11-15
1-2-57
12-
1
l1
12-
12-15
20c
Ltd
(quar.)
Precipitation
57c
1
J30C
(increased)
quar.)
RR.
Wilson & Co.,
11-
,
30c
(quar.)
10-15
11-
63%C
profits)
Fire
preferred
1
25c
11-15
Securities—
Whitman
2
10-15
10-25
12-10
$1.50
—
Co.
Telephone
(increased
11-
10-31
1
1-1-57
$1.50
—
(accum.)
preferred
Wilcox
Inc.—
Industrial
S.
A
(s-a)
com.
(quar.)
Breweries,
Light &
11-16
V
(quar.).
Continental
S.
5%
8c
75c
50c
16c
Shoe
U.
Inc.-—
(quar.)
Supply
Insurance
class
n-ie
15c
Molasses,
U.
Lines
11-
1
1
11-
30c
Insurance
Canada
11-15
633/4c
Co.,
Tool
United
6%
Fire
Pacific
10-12
}5c
&
investment
ties
United
Fund,
(quar.)
Western Tablet &
10_io
$1.06Vt
(quar.)
Funds,
Mfg.
Auto
i0-i0
(quar.)
Preferred
United
Investors
Western
10-10
1
12-
11-10
50c
5c
Air
5'/27o
57c
10_15
50c
Extra
Drill
$2.50
10-16
62y2c
Francisco)
Glass
preferred
Point
Western
x
1
(quar.)
Y.)
Canada,
Corporation.
Mutual
Westchester
H-30
n_ 1
quar.)
preferred
75c
(quar.)
Woolworth
United-Cigar-Whelan
$3.50
West
10-23
25c
Pipe Line—
Oil Co. of Calif,
United
common
Corp.
Stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
(San
Light,
Jersey & Seashore RR.,
special gtd. (quar.)
6%
$i.a§
11-1
6
10-31:
m
12-15
11-
12-
11-15
Co.—
preferred
Gas
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Gas
Washington
g
11-
10-11
10-25
n_
n_ j
10-26
5
11-24
11-10
West
10-22
11-
30c
$1.12%
Welbilt
n_
10-31
11-20
30c
(quar.)
Weeden & Co., common (quar.)
47c
convertible preferred
n
'
11- 5
(quar.)
10-11
60c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_^
Union
Pictures
Swasey
1
11-15
25c
(quar.)
.
Materials
preferred
Co.
12-
15c
preferred
10-31
n_i5
1-17
$4.50
12-
11-29
11-15
-10-17
2-1-57
20c
1
12-15
5
11- JL
3772c
$1.0674
12_10
;
(reduced)
&
mc
(quar.)
1
12-
377aC
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
(quar.)
Corp.
7
10-15
(quar.)
Western
preferred (quar.)__
$6
11-
10-29 v
preferred
11-15
n-
12-10
15%
(Northam)
n_
$l.2i
1
1
dividend)
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
convertible
12_10
28c
12-
12-
$4.25
Co.—
$4.50
United
&
Washington
|
$1.14
12-10
Cuba—
Corp.
Walker
10-lt
$1
Mfg. Co., class A (quar.)
B (quar.)
United
Vulcan
x
n_15
(stock
Co.
Co.
n-30
$1
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
United
Mfg.
&
25c
(quar.)
Unit,
Chemical
Union
Vogt
Bros.
J J."
of
12-10
86c
Co.
7-17
Warner
I-1-57
$1.25
$1.25
Sugar
4-16
Common
Welder
11- 2
10-11
1
5-1-57
10-19
2
l5c
(i^uar.)
11-14
11-14
11-
8-1-57
n_
30C
pfd.
1
50c
3772C
15c
(quar.)
Gas
9th
(quar.)
377>c
Warner
n_15
(quar.)_
(increased
preferred
America
(quar;)
I0-15
'
(quar.)
conv.
1
(quar.)
16-31
5%
(quar.)
1
preferred
10-15
Co.—
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
10-31
11-
dividend)
(N,
common
6%
1126
30c
Trust
earned
gains)
67c
11-26
11-15
(quar.)
(quar.)_
capital
from
10c
preferred
5c
Common
$4
67c
12_1Q
t5c
1.™
from
Virginian; Ry., 67c
10-24
Inc., 4.48% pfd. A (quar.)
$2.50
&
City
Union
Aircraft
Co.—
Inc.
of
10-24
(quar.)
Mfg.
United
.
10-15
11-
_____
Chemical
91V4c
(stock
Electric
Underwood
1n
Inc.—
*
11-
Vick
10-31
12-30
-12-
11-15
(quar.)
Co.,
Oil
5 /c
Vertol
11
50c
(quar.)—
Class
Year-end
12-10
tl2y2c
—
nn/r
l"i«
1'lfl
Jlo
n
Securities,
io
27i/4C
'
m
11-15
(s-a)_
!
PreffredJ(qUar')
4.90%
preferred
1"ih
27'/2c
I"
(quar.)
&
2-1-57
$ $Tl0 2"11?
Jl IS 2 11 ?
(quar.).
(quar.)
conv. preferred
1
\
1
2.1_57
$1 06Va
(quar.)
par)
io
id
n
$1 0334
_
10-19
11: r IS: |
^
15
92i/2C
iJ'Jo
Itll
10
S7,/2c 2-1??^
(3uar.)_
preferred
4.36%
"
-
11-1
$Ho
$1
-
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Ulrich
Vapor
10-15
30c
(quar.)
$3.50
11
I"!!
preferred
4.40%
"-
27y4c
(Juar.)
3-70%
4.60%
ii-f
9?%c
$106(4
4.60%
4.40%
92y^
$l o33/^
-o
f
i2
1
19-in
Hi
common
preferred
Union
Common
11-
$1.04
preferred
$3.70
1-
10-15
1
Vertientes-Camaguey
$108
preferred
$2.55
u.j5
40c
(quar.)
10-19
25c
(quar.)__
Glass
conv.
Common
10-31
Southwestern Public Service—
10-30
10-30
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
15c
_____
Transcontinental Gas
Tr
Southwestern Life Insurance
(Dallas)
11-16
40c
Industries
35c
&
Transamerica
10-11
Co.—
1
Foods
Inc.
35C
Company (Increased)
Stock dividend—1
10-15
n-*H~
10c
12-
dividend
Vanadium
Vance
10-15
41V4c
Trane
?" 5S" ?
n-^j
1
Sea
Raalte,
Stock
it J
^-lO
(quar.)
Light Co. $4.56 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Bank
Tudor
11
Camp
Van
10-17
1
30c
;
(Canada),
4.25%
Union
(quar.)
Materials
Southwestern
i*
ill
10-11
$1.06y4
20c
17
?-16
■
Gas & Electric—
preferred
Southern
11
59c
59c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)^
in'come)
(10c
capital
Van Norman Industries,
11-
28yac
common
Service
preferred
Trico
Ltd.—
10-15
1
(quar.)_
(6c
from
1=;
65c
(increased)
4.56%
5
Corp.—
(quar.)_
10-15
1
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Thompson
*
10-31"
1
11-
Corp.—
$1
(quar.)
Toledo Edison Co., 4V*'/r
5
10-31
2c
Van
20c
Mfg.
preferred
Trade
11
U-15
and
Heating
65c
(quar.)
Texas Instruments,
12_]4
60c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
2nd
11
28'/2c
preferred
Power
11
itlo
11-
50c
$1.377a
earned
preferred
Corp. (Minn.)—
quarterly
Common
6-28
28
15c
quar.)
com.
Inc.
from
preferred
(quar.)
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline
9-28
1«
10-26
62V2c
'
preferred
Income Fund
5%
(quar.)
Inc.,
R.)
Electric
$4
Fund,
6c
5%
Increased
7
5nc
(quar.)
Canada
Common
12-14
(quar.)_^
California
.$4.72
10-31
31%J
______
(quar.)___
convertible
Southern
10-31
(quar.)__
CaJifornIa Edison,
Southern
1
f25c
1
preferred
(J.
Thermoid
383/4C
Works
Ltd.
Glass
Thompson
Texas
11
1
&
19
____
Chemical
10-11
10-
11-15
Distributors, Inc.—
10
50c
Carson
Bros.,
1
7c
(quar.)
preferred
4.56%
(quar.)
&
preferred
$2.40
10-30
$1.50
(quar.)__
(quar.)
10_19
(quar.)
(quar.)
Thatcher
f50c
(quar.)l
Lathe
Co..
4.48%
com.
10-31
gains
3Sc
common
preferred
11-
(quar.)
dividend
Southam
$4.72
Mills,
10-22
income
11
ic
Fund
Line
45c
10-15
1
12-
10-29
2%
preferred
10-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Therm-O-Disc,
n-
12-11
11-15
1%
10_31
Extra
11_14
11-20
3
7
20c
(quar.)
(increased
22c
(quar.)
10-30
30c
12
(quar.)
5
70c
Cement
preferred
• 12_
(quar.)
3
12-
$1.31 V*
5V2%
Value Line
10
40c
(quar.)
preferred
J20c
(quar.)
Inc.
class A
45c
common
4'/4%
Upper Peninsular Power,
$3
conv.
$4
.
12-
dividend
12-11
o_31
—3
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines Ltd.
1130
1
12-11
(quar.)
Co.
37i/2C
(1954 series)
Corp.
Pearson
12_14
11-
Products
11-27
12-6
31^
I""
Company (quar.)
$4.84
12_15
Universal
io"-25
25c
pfd.
Steel
4.16%
Taylor,
n_3Q
f25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Electric,
12.14
75c
common,
preferred
Stock
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
$1.55
pfd.
(quar.)
Corp.,
$1.25
$1
(quar.)_.
Smith-Douglass Co.
Smith
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Tobacco
Pictures,
10-19
11-
(quar.)
Inc.,
30c
Simms
-
11-30
quar.)
pfd.
conv.
Corp., com.
(quar.) '
Leaf
10-30
2oc
B (quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Tampa
g
19
Transit
Stock
12-15
20c
(increased
Corp., $6
preferred
1-2-57
(quar.)
common
Class
4^
70c
____
^x|ira
Slater
Superior
Texas
(quar. )*
12-11
1-3?-!?
preferred (quar.)
Toro
30c
Corp.
Universal
I
JSl I
Jo°"3?
rr
(quar.)
Separator,
Thiokol
A
preferred
Co.
11.^5
x
37i/2c
®ilcfflr^00R ES??' Ltd" ClaSS A
B
(quar.)
Simmons
^
n_
1
n
11-16
1-1-57
20c
15c
Superior
10-31
12_
(quar.)
com.
1
11.
4%
common
B
Thalhimer
5
57c
<.
7
30c
(quar.)_
10
^
t
Service,
io-
11-15
J45c
(Cal.)—
dividend)
(quar.)
10-15
i
c
37V2c
common
Texas Industries, Inc.,
Preferred (quar.)
(Canada) —
r_
class
ll-
$1.12y2
(quar.)
Loan,
conv.
>11-26
11-23
5
Extra
11-26
12-15
15c
(quar.)
10-15
12-15
f45c
$|.44 preferred A (quar.)...
Signature
10-31
58c
——
Superior* Portland
in
$1
Ltd.
Power,
1
lml_51
(quar.)
preferred
1
10c
22C
25c
common
(quar.)
Pacific
12-
20c
Co.
Shopping Bag Food Stores
Sierra
-
10-26
12-10
\
31y4C
(resumed)
&
Sherwin-Williams
n.15
11
United
in
12-
22V2c
(quar,)
_
Stores
Value
(quar.)__
(stock
Biscuits
4.32%
Corp. of America
preferred
I-14
nc
(quar.)
Co.
Sherwin-Williams
2-1-57
1
12-
9iy4C
Seciai B (quar.)
A (QUar*)
Cla.s R°(nnnr\aSS
Sheraton
2_1_57
SI
1
(quar.)
Shawinigan Water
Co.
m
ll'W
521*
11 IS
\\
35c
A
Acceptance
preferred
Security Banknote
9
85c
(quar.).___
Scotten, Dillon & Co
Securities
11
it.
n
Co.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
50c
(s-a)_
Foundry
Vitamin
United
and
gains)
cap.
dividend
Swift &
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
class
12-m
85c
_
$4
Inc.,
10-
$1
_*
$3.65
Scripto,
10-29
S.
Value Line
pfd. (quar.)„
Propane Gas Corp.—
conv
pfd. (1952 series)
Sunshine
6%
(increased)
(quar.)
•
7c
security profits)
10
U-15
5y2.% .conv, preferred 2nd pfd. (quar.)
1.
27 72c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
in
joc
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co., com. (quar.)
4V2%. preferred A series 1955 (quar.)
10-17
2772c
A
inc.
Corp.,
conv,
Oil
Stock
10-19*
1
4%%
Ciuthier,
S
Gas
5.20%
10-15
n''Wc^ll-9
Sugar
When
Share
(increased)
1
""JJ
|$l3iy4
I
preferred
5-20%>
10-i5
ll-
.
2772c
ment of
6%
12-
i2.
j20c
"p'"v
(quar.)__
& Co.
Greene
Suburban
Sun
1%
long-term
Textiles,
Wells Corp.,
com.
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
12-15'
$1.10
dividend)
i
-
ffclj
ii:il
25j
investment
Struthers
Suburban
2IV2C
net
$3.40
Strawbrldge
12-14
1
%
(quar.)
from
dividend
V 10-19
10-31
50C
.
Corp.,
&
from
South
5
6%
(quar.)
A
preferred A
Science
7%
5
11-
preferred
5%%
5V2%
4%
111
5
5V2% pfd. A (quar.)
preferred A <quar.)__
5 72 %
; 5%
5
50c
11
________
12-
1-2-57
_"
og
±35'.
M
Corp.
Stock
12-
$2.25
±10r
~
pfd. A (quar.)
realized
Stern
(J. P..)
Stouffer
10-29
$125
Brick
Industries,
Schwitzer
Scott
' •*
2472c
&
Universal
(quar.)
Stores
(17c
from
&
Stevens
Ry.
common
Schlage Lock Co.
,
41c
8
10-20
Stubnitz
preferred
Fisher
&
pfd.
Brothers
12"
12-28
U.
U5°c It2? llhl
?A:7VcT7,uVr:r:::::::::::::----
Quarterly
1
5C
(quar.)
Paper,
Schenley
•
x
40c
10-15
Jt \
(»-.)—.1
Covp.
preferred
Pipe
S.
common
Sterling Investment Fund, Inc.—
in_9s>
1
n_
Ltd.
stem
Inc.—
Francisco
preferred
Sayre
,
10-31
11-
>
.
4%%
Co.,
Canada
Sterchl
ll-
SEC?
•!
Steinberg's, Ltd., 5%%
5c
____
Parts
of
Stop & Shop, Inc.
——
Russell-Miller
SAW
-
Steel
Theatre,
Extra
•
1
15c
(quar.)
common
Co.
S.
Extra
(quar.)
11-16
11-
1
Company
Lines,
4V2%
U.
U.
11-
Co.
preferred
S.
Mfg.—
claSS A ^*r.)__-___-
(quar.)
i2.24
90c
15c
Stores,
Mfg.
12-14
12-181-2-57
4%
'quar.)—.—
Royalties Management
,
1-1-57
J2Qc
.
U.
2?
it 1
,
25c
Equipment
(subject to approval of
10.18
-
___
St.
j-
(quar.)
Inc., $1.50 pfd. entire Issue
called
fcr redemption on Oct.
29
at $51.,
per share plus this dividend)
St.
n.
2%
_
B
Steel
10-18
$1.19
■
12-20
1
dividend)
dividend)
25c
1-2-57
Per
Name of
11-20
u-I
19_
quar.)
Stearns
Class
1
40f.
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
.
0%
11-
(quar.i__
&
Railway
StSS
11-15
11-15
$1.17
__
Ltd
A
1
1772c
(quar.)_____
(stock
i
12-
$2
(quar.)-
(Canada),
i2.
12--1^
(s-ai
common
P,
Rogers
.
$i.i83/4
$1.23%
5c
Corp.—
(quar.)
pref.
conv.
11-31
$1.02V2
quar.)
of Rec.
12-
5c
(quar.)
$1.02%
;
Holders
40c
Packagii.g
(Increased
preferred
V.)
B
S1
«.
When
Payable
Dredging, $1.60 conv. pfd. (quar.)_
Milling Co.. class A (quar.)_____:
12-14
Co.—
preferred
(A.
Class
$1.60
held)
4^75%
Rocxwell
Standard
12-
non-cum.
4.65%
Roe
Standard
Standard
preferred P (quar.)___
4.10% preferred H (quar.)
4%% preferred I (quar.)
4.10%
preferred J (quar.)
,.4.95% preferred K (initial
&
„
5
12-14
Per
Share
Name of Company
12-
$1.50
4%
Rochester
of Rec.
ilVzc
I
(quar.)
Holders
12-14
Ltd.—
(one share of 4%
each
When
Payable
Share
Inc.,
____
51
tax.
date
date
was
In
Incorrect.
indicated
The
here.
corrected
payment
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1840)
the
has
created a need for additional working capital. It is
anticipated
that
the increase in working capital provided by the
debentures should substantially satisfy the company's needs for work¬
process
ing capital
29,
Stores, Inc.—Earnings Increased—
1956
Six Months Ended Aug. 31—
find,
sales
Nc-t
sales
leased
of
before provision
Income
Provision
Federal
for
for Fed.
income
1955
571,000
inc. taxes——
$8,678,632
984,830
commercial
income
Net
Earnings
--V.
share_
common
—
$0.88
■
elected
to
President,
Debt—
this
announced
23
is
that
the
This
debt.
long-term
from
serially
cue
indebtedness,
1961, Funds
1958
to
come from treasury cash.
have no long or short-term indebtedness following
of
of
5.000
of
shares
$100
stock,—V.
the company
preferred stock and
capitalization
the
debt
the
5%
par
of
173, p. 1279.
also
and
area
$1,000,000
situated on
one
earnings for the first nine months of this year, with September
-estimated, were $31,400,000 as compared to $27,707,843 for the 1955
approximately
of
gain
a
estimated
The
quarter)
earnings
This
reported
was
outstanding
of
Oct.
on
common
account
was
£707,500.
being
which
184,
retired
require
1
of
221,732
notes
51/4%
This
Petroleum
Corp.
Seeks
—
SEC
*
(formerly International Mining Corp.), New York
-Investment company, has applied to the SEC for an order declaring
jt to have ceased to be an investment company under the Investment
Company Act of 1940; and the Commission has given interested per¬
sons
until Oct, 31, 1956, to request a hearing on the application.
filed
its
notification
of
California
corporation,
corporation,
Delaware
a
the
of
name
incident
the
of
Sunset
to
under
the
Investment
Investment
merger
represents that
than two-thirds of
Petroleum
Act
the
Corporation.
exempted
were
Company
Sunset
The
the
shareholders
the nature
in
west
of
coast
order
by
from
Investment
the
the
of
Commission.
in
other
any
its
shares
Aug.
31,
1956.—V.
has
became
is
It
also stated
is
and
the
on
do.
to
so
that
longer
no
intention
no
listed
134,
of
overhaul
and
American
in
on
if
value
in
Sunset
operating
on
with
2,040,000
PRESENT
TO
before
each
i
It
debs.
5,000,000
redeemed
in
Oct.
in
for Issuance
have
to fell
Keith
Reed
on
and
&
Securities
Kidder,
Co.
of
the
the
if
date
1
Reed
agreed
<fc
to
fund
&
Co.
Inc.,
&
Julien
Bear.
&
350,000
Straus,
1733.
p.
Clayton
Co.,
Hess
Johnston,
Loewi
adminis.
Net
and
;
for
Federal
taxes
112.568
680,407
$489,902
322,700
253.000
265,900
253,000
$2 40
$1.93
paid
outstanding
Earnings per share
183,
;
;
_
2811.
p.
Net
Talon, Inc., Meadville, Pa.—Reports Lower
EarningsSept. 30—
1956
Dividend
Other
from
Canadian
112 500
Total
Profit
—
income
before
Provision
$25,915,387
714,000
1,567,000
$466,635
taxes—
3,063.675
$1,496,675
$0.36
$1.26
taxes
income
$25,698,632
1,180.635
income
for
116*,594
ry.
—V.
147 347
162,687
Net
$25,434,691
subsidiary
income
__
profit
profit per share
T.
F.
class
(011
Soles, Chairman
of
A
the
&
Board,
"During the third quarter there
•for zippers.
As a result, the value
the
lowest
B
stock)—
of
24 said:
sharp
a
all
184,
tion
to
shipments
in
the
$7.4
was
million,
for
in
of
the
drop In dollar volume, the expected improvement
profit position during the quarter did not materialize and
opera¬
our
tions
result
were
on
break-even basis.
Total earnings for the ffrst
months, therefore, amounted to 36 cents per share
compared
$1.26 earned in the comparable 1955
period, as indicated above.
"At
the
a
September
25 cents per share
meeting,
directors
declared
the class A and B common
on
Including
this
amounted
to
75
cents
declared
in
the
was
the
dividend,
total
dividends
share
per
of
expectation
nine
with
dividend
a
—V.
184,
Temco
p.
in
stock.
1956
date
to
The,latest
Corp.
dividend
that
—
Debentures
Allyn & Co., Inc., and Keith Reed
ates
on
vertible
100%
share
converted
are
on
converted
thereafter
concert
t^ercfter
d
PROCEEDS—The
debentures
will
be
C.
& Co. Inc. and associ¬
con¬
1971
debentures
if
Offered —A.
Oct. 24 publicly offered
$5,000,000 of 5y4%
subordinated debentures, due Oct. 1
and accrued
Tiie
at
interest from Oct.
1, 1956.
convertible
or
prior
and
a->d
net
added
on
"n
or
to
into
to
common
Oct.
prior
1,
to
a"d
stock
1961;
Oct.
to
the
from
$18.75
laoo,
i,
sale
capital
Per
date
and
of
$82,700,000
100.501
43,475
590,925
of
the
of
a
major
segment
service.
of
$64,000,000,
this
at
$17.25
per
share
aac
_
ner
if
yj -if
issuance
the
of
the
company."The
per
million
cubic
additional
route
a
feet
be
also
importa¬
according
set
Oct.
the
supplies
of
the
will
gas
be
with
200
up to
fields
of
increase
gas
covered
have
gas
cubic
by
been
the
with
line
being
international
a
the
extend
day
per
cantract
from
are
along
the
Beaumont
Texas
built
to
Eastern's
compressor
the
the
to
Texas
McAllen,
station;
fall of
1957,
Texas,
approximately
to
45
Texas
miles
Eastern's
of
he added.
33,300
The
additional
horsepower,
hearings
pany s
prop.o.
from
common
Eastern
i
Mr.
scheduled
uO
remove
natural
carrier
would
Carpenter
of
gas
to
?.
1.168
service
petroleum
contruct
facilities
on
ni',Q
so
Oct.
it
products.
additional
totaling
29
will
' epuie^t
that
$17,963,174
$16,577,296
$1.47
t$1.40
$15,500,800
$13,699,600
* -
50.40
+
30.36j
declared
11,810,000
$3,424,900
$0.32
_
shares
t$0.29
outstanding
(adjusted
end
for 2
of
for 1
Structural
$1.28
period:
stock
facilities
->f
Other
Products
split)
relate
to
the
1955.
31,
1955.—V.
183,
Up—
1956
1955
$216,905
$151,623
160,331
income
145,154
33,564
21,885
$23,010
$15,416
expenses
——
—
________
916
.
1,745
$23,926
of
organization
etc..
expense,
$13,671
2,843
2,529
$21,083
'
income
loss.
•Net
Ralph
•$16,200
Total
current
of
at
assets
Aug.
31
$860,058,
were
against
as
$54,475.
B.
Rogers, President said the plant now has on hand orders
exceeding the
entire
production of last
year,
and is operating
at
capacity.—V. 184, p. 368,
Tidewater
Operations
the
Oil
Co.—Huge Crude Unit Completed—■
have
begun at
refining unit
first
world's
the
largest
crude
oil
distillation
to be completed at this company's new
Flying A Refinery, it was announced on Oct. 24.
.
The crude unit, capable of performing the first
step in the refining
cycle at the rate of 130.000 barrels-per-day, processes crude oil for
Delaware
treatment
The
the
other
be
"ten
it
feasible
was
to
crude
fuel
oil.
refinery, the largest
"on stream" as each
explained
units,
added
that
most
as
each
Flying A Refinery is
provide it with a single
new
plant
from
large
unit,
processing units" are: fluid catalytic cracker,
catalytic
reformer,
catalytic polymerization
hydrogen
desulfurizer
udex
or
smaller
Delaware
major
plant,
gas
catalytic
plant
the
marketable
the
placed
efficiency.
other
colter,
plant,
near
of
of
in
be
early in 1957.
Wilmington, Del.,
and
year
units
will
time,
refinery
because
improving
fluid
this
Until other processing units are
will be held in storage for further
quantity
processing
one
number
a
ground-up,
The
at
the
units.
output
limited
a
major
•
late
at
have
But
other
unit's
for
built
completed
thus
by
crude
except
10
to
Townsend
unit,
and
plant,
sulphur
alkylation
plant,
plant.—V.
recovery
extrac¬
183,
2339.
p.
Co.—Acquisition—
company
Oct.
on
interest
in
announced that it has
newly-organized
Impact
purchased
10
the
cold
Products
Impact
engaged
with
F.
R.
of
of
formable
H.
is
the
been
thyreoid
of
Research
Corp. which
development program
and
Townsend,
said
cold
recent
forging
forging
President
that
of
who
will
also
experimental
alloys
super
of
Applied
phase
one
of
alloy turbine
super
Research,
new
named
was
work
Applied
Vice-
company.
development
recent
blades
for
work
in
use
involves
military and
Applied Research was founded by Chatfield six years ago
Impact
as
develop¬
previously
aircraft.
commercial
mental
serve
and
not
successful."
very
charge of research for the
disclosed
was
research
of
Products,
field
Chatfield,
in
joint
President
Impact
"in
has
B.
President
Applied
to
successor
a
two-year
a
out fabrication of high alloys.
Dickenson,
work
ment
It
ir.
Townsend
President
on
Research.
Orangeville
for experi¬
fabrication
Products
of alloys.
purchased the
has
Headquarters
certain
but
headquarters plant
at
finishing plant.—V.
machinery and other assets of
production facilities will remain
and
operations
will
New Brighton, Pa.,
181,
p.
be
performed
and at
at
Townsend
the Eliwood
City, Pa.,
906.
I-
Oversubscribed—This corporation announced
that
converted
to
removal,
gas
offering of 441,250 shares of
an
the
exercise
tion
of
offering
of
one
414.165
shares,
Weld
for
shares,
additional
be
Co.
and
Travelers
each
16
94%
or
at
of
to
the
Club
&
Webster
to
a
service
SEC
corporation
covering
at
$1.50
used
to
pay
be
on
200,000
offered
per
for
Oct.
16
shares
share,
advertising
shares
the
at
subscriotions
remaining
were
27,085
received,
applied under the addi¬
underwritten
was
Corp.—V.
Inc.,
a
better
common
without
the
New
by
184,
White,
1482.
p.
York,
N.
Y.
Exchange Commission—
filed
of
who
share,
per
primary
For
Securities
International,
—Files With Securities and
$16
in
163,137
offering
com¬
Texas
total.
totaling
The
of
resulted
stockholders
privilege.
Stone
price
a
held,
subscriptions
allotted
subscription
&
19
s
stockholders
to
share
these will
tional
Oct.
had been oversubscribed
through
primary rights and additional subscrip¬
of
privileges.
The
rate
Offering
on
stock to its
common
stockholders
common
'bo
be
natural
con¬
Inc.,
"very successful" experimental work in the
forming super alloy metals. Financial details were
disclosed.
was
in
the
Products.
after
Ohio,
of
technique
not
The
may
that
Aug.
on
Aug.
on
Co.—Earnings
income
Amort,
approximately
Prior
so
t$1.16
12,210,000
31—
(completed contracts)
Cost of products soldSelling, administrative and general
stated.
start
t$2.05
sales
and
compression
$24,254,922
$2.21
$4,288,521
$4,842,322
—
24-inch
Eastern's
At the same time the FPC granted authorization to Texas Eastern
Penn-Jersey Transmission Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Texas
Eastern,
for the construction and lease to the parent company of
and
$26,953,825
t$0.60
\
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Stock
line;
new
$7,118,551
$0.72
Texcrete
border..
existing line near
Provident City,
pipeline loops totaling about 77 miles
at
various
locations
along
the existing 30-inch system;
approximately
147 miles of supply and sales laterals; new and additional
compression
facilities totaling 32,250 horsepower; and
approximately 20 sales meas¬
uring and regulating stations.
The
project should be completed by
Texas,
1956—12 Mos.—1955
Mexican
immediately,
Mr.
Carpenter
said,
on
the
today.
These include approximately 422
miles
from
1956—3 Mos.—1955
subs.
1
by
start
extending
Co.—Earnings Increased—
Three Months Ended Aug.
Net
rate
providing
feet
purchased
connect
will
at
the contract
million
and
will
approximately
going to supply
available
Grande
network
capacity
by
Rio
the
approximately
customers.
day initially
per
increased
will
system
the
pipeline
Texas,
today
portion
present
Mexican
in
cost
which
on
connecting
will
6,249,252
(Adjusted to give effect to 2 for 1 stock split in October,
p. 713.
29
Big
Inch
line
to
phase, which will
line
authorized
30-inch
Little
30-inch
pipeline
to
large
a
of
that
reserves
new
Construction
facilities
pipe
to
Texas,
mile
Vidor,
the
Mexico,
second
gas. transmission
with
Additional
of
authorities
of
day
said
volume
developed.
natural
authorized
5,774,332
$3,907,200
r.
phase
demands
Carpenter
this
as
the
the
the
program
'
of
company's
115
for
authorization
involving
from
Commission
of
Including
652,156
38,156,830
inc.
and
Orangeville,
hearings to begin on the second phase of Texas
expansion
and
diversification
program
which
relates
to
increasing
Mr.
Commission
gas
307,540
share
1956;
31,
231,200
for
250,000 MCF
the
The
$14,763,196
716.197
126,505
,
project
natural
of
President.
$12,901,426
3.412,820
Corp.—Expansion—
expansion
quantities
$1,720,765
.
net
common
The
products
964.
share—
•On
1063.
about
new
<^e
the
workiDg
82,887
306,419
an
inc.—
oper.
$52,920,026
$968,053
Total
tion
Carpenter,
ry. oper.
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$6,666,173 $53,881,244
4,945.408
40,979,818
$8,779,911
Dividends
the
1953
$406,343
Power
5,326.898
share
•Per
is
1954
Federal
$6,294,956
expenses
Utilities
Total
ever
$385,325
received
1956—Month—1955
revenue—
Company only
50,000
1955
124,218
Ry.—Earnings—
income
50,000
$440,628
922,289
S.
Pacific
Total
grew.
337,538
for
8,372,259
p.
•Per
35,000
953,072
Completion
line
proceeds
Co.—
______
income—_
petroleum
have
1062.
Aircraft
&
Co
24,091
reconversion
5,700
of
earnings for the full year would
t>e in excess of $1 per share.
Shipments during October have improved.
A continuation of this
improvement in shipments, as well as
operating
expenses, could bring
earnings for the entire year to around the $1.00
level.
&
Co.
&
2,965,842
substantial
McAllen,
stock, payable Nov. 15
declared
common
Stiver
Wheat
57,235
9
of
the
as
demand
any quarter since 1954, and 18%
below the preceding
quarter.
With a lower demand for
zippers, competitive factors
continued to keep prices at a low level in
spite of higher material
and labor costs,
a
C.
Garrett
3.399,208
Orville
28,554,849
4,034,631
from
134.
further
Co
59.055
corporation
Oct.
on
16,677,145
5,982,873
1063.
railway
trolling
This
23.828.300
5,211.989
processing,
&
3,545.588
p.
21,621.093
income—
completed,
129.921
$147,000,000.
drop
second
"As
50.000
1—
oper.
690,481
98,951,114
&
50.000
Texas Eastern Transmission
cost
Oct.
on
was
Co..:
railwayrailway,
Eastern's
Net
Net
Net
—v.
1955
$25,640,200
sales
Labouisse,
&
$453,206
from
from
485,247
84,723,991
End. Aug. 31—
rev.
unit,
Ry.—Earnings—
railway
oper. income—
ry.
568,649
90.551,067
Officials
railway.
From Jan.
Grpss
Nine Months Ended
Net
50.000
&
1956
from
583.803
93,533,396
railway——
50,000
J.
75, 000
from
Net
Net
Weil.
Saunders,
100 ,000
Co
August-—
Net
income—
railway—
Railway oper.
Railway
oper.
1482.
p.
2,957,45-2
Texas
Period
50,000
Co.
&
—
Tennessee Central
Gross
J5Iiares
—V.
184,
(z
2,464,675
p.
Sanders
Co.,
—__
Whipple
50,000
50,000
Frledrichs
100, ,000
Inc
$11,775,909
2,436,973
oper.
184,
refineries
513,581
$639,852
Income
Dividends
ry.
Johnson, Lane, Space and
Co., Inc._
Robinson-Humphrey
—V.
87,978
100, 000
100, 000
&
$10,822,246
2,759,035
Freder-
Sulzberger
Howard,
Co.—
Inc
Pierce
&
________
&
4,799.908
:
income.
on
1955
$5,891,368
8z
50,000
Co.
100, 000
—
Co.,
5,718,104
expenses..
_
Co.
Rauscher,
Bacon,
$7,150,931
revenues.—.
other
__
Corp._
__________
.100 000
Lemon
&
king
1953
1954
$11,856,824
railway—__
total current liabilities
Schmertz
Inc.______
1955
$11,993,278
from
Net
75,000
.
Securities
Fridley,
RR.—Earnings—
1956
railway.—
oper.
Net
Mc¬
&
Hallowell,
Co
New Orleans
&
Total
75,000
Cunningham,
175 ,000
Co.
270,295
1170.
p.
75,009
Garrett-Bromfield
&
345,074
70,632
of
$75,000
ii
Blosser
175 ,000
&
381,395
207,643
from
Net
Mason,
100 ,000
Inc.
1956
non-operating
ITovision
ry,
Co.,
Dowell
200 ,000
Cleveland Corp.
Haupt
has
amounts
Co
100 ,000
Ira
C.
repre¬
company
&
&
Inc.
Co.—
715,343
170,906
184,
75,000
The
Goodbody
A.
as
Co.—
175, 000
First
to
75,000
Mosle &
350 ,000
Co
689,542
income—
From Jan. 1—
principal
date.
whom
Co
Horner
350 ,000
&
2,300,043
including
for
&
&
Scott,
350, ,000
&
be
and
Shepard
Rotan,
Co.—
duPont
1,772,951
railway
from
Net
and
may
Inc.
Co.
Co
2,083,982
oper.
Net
there¬
subsequent
the
Collins
Preseott,
Co.______
Stearns
Francis I.
and
princloal
Cruttenden
Pierce,
&
26,743
2.162,837
railway
Operating
225 000
Beane.______
*11,602
Consolidated
redemption.
acting
and
respective
22,544
Texas
their
at
are
9,943
1953
1—
from
Gross
together,
redemption
purchase
the
$440. 000
Inc.—
&
for
below,
99,741
income—
Texas
ma¬
thereafter
fixed
the
to
named
$264,075
8.382
Company
to
redeemed
to
sinking
1954
$195,507
80,514
August—
company,
prior
thereafter,
350.000
Bache
Super Mold Corp. of California—Earnings Up—
Years Ended July 31—
Net sales, including
general,
from
conversion
the
redeemed
redeemed
1955
Period End. Aug. 31—
following
102%
if
the
Oct.
severally,
Co.—
Lynch,
Fenner
The
Mfg.,
feet
Ry.—Earnings—
$260,658
from
ry.
below:
—
Merrill
if
to
Union
&
1961;
subject
such
Keith
them
Peabody
Inc.
of
date
any
at
Hayden, Stone & Co._—i_
1170.
and
completed.—V. 184,
Depreciation
approxi¬
square
upon
option
on
101%
underwriters
severally
forth
Dillon,
to
67,331
•Deficit.—V.
1,676,831 shs.
redemption
less than 30 days' notice,
in each year thereafter to
from
Allyn & Co., Inc._
Eastman
be
operation
to
set
Weld
an
also
not
Inc.,
1,
Oct.
accrued
and
interest
Co.,
debentures
C.
part,
100%
1959
the
plus
agreed
the
notice,
1966;
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
&
at
in
days'
1,
upon
year
White,
states
will
part,
through
amount
time
Oct.
interest
the
1
and
1956
Jan.
Net
5,000.000
*3,000,000 shs.
reserved
before
or
with
no
Biscuits,
was
large
Outstanding
$12,000,000
"
833,500
1,000,009
—
30
1970.
Barney
Exchange
on
before
debentures
The
to
than
Octv 1,
case,
Inch line.
Big
FINANCING
$13,000,000
redeemable
be
lime
less
or
Smith.
as
also
Sunset
Stock
from
the
has
will
redeemed
and
or
the
on
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 16,300 shares of common stock (par
$12.50) was mad'e on Oct. 18 by Lehman Brothers at
$69,25 per share, with a dealer's concession of $1.50 per
share.
ramp
of
comprise
property
Emanuel, Deetjen fiz Co.—
Sunshine
367
pp.
paved
redemp¬
(expressed in percentages of the principal amount thereof);
prices
103%
Mining
company
company and
that
merger
States;,
tion
A.
and that Sunset is presently engaged
refining and marketing oil products
United
this
space,
1966_—__
presently
are
not
Little
Big
$263,238
oper.
Net
Net
or
upon
sentatives,
provisions
Corp. authorized a change
business of said corporation so as to cease to be
company
due
par
shares
whole
a
under
Transactions
certain
the
International
producing,
of
Investment
of
of the
investment
an
business
Gross
of
near
EFFECT
subordinated
(SI
debentures
Allyn
was approved by
the holders of
outstanding shares of each corporation
as
required by the laws of the respective states of incorporation of
each company. Sunset further represents that by approving the merger
■more
ry.
From
Greenville, Texas, a
the City of Greenville,
City
maintenance
banks________
to
notes,
stock
Corp.,
merged into International Mining
which became the surviving company
was
International
said
the
GIVING
payable
289,855
1970
registration
■Company Act on Oct. 2, 1942, under the name of International Mining
Corp. The application states that en Aug. 31, 1956, Sunset Oil Co.,
a,
feet
debentures.
of
after
corporation
Sunset
Net
'<
Holding Company—
as
the
situated
the
building on
feet of floor
The
convertible
Common
Little
W.
Va.,
1733.
p.
the
products common carrier
Inch between Beaumont.
build lateral lines to some
petroleum
the
railway-—
railway
from
area
ramp
mor> gage
as
International
Sunset
from
Field
for
square
CAPITALIZATION
turity,
Exemption
is
and four runways of 5,500 by 150 feet each.
The present sublease expires Aug. 31, 1958 and contains an option to
renew from
year to year thereafter.
paved
■
in
that
525.
p.
approximately
on
there
Authorized
accordance with the sinking fund
of the original issue of series A
preferred stock be retired each six months until all have been retired,
—V.
Net
to mortgage
which
premises 111,871 square
of 2,150 by 140 feet.
uses
aircraft.
mately
of
the
Majors
as
it
4'/2%
■
is
stock
provisions
known
which
4 Vz' ii
retire 28.300 shares of outstanding
series A, $25 par value, and totaling
company
on
Nov: 1 will
cumulative.preferred stock,
This
18.
stock
second
Fund—
Stock Through Sinking
Redeems Preferred
4.V2V0
it
13%,
share
per
the 5% stock dividend declared in the
$1.66 as compared to $1.61 for the 1955 period.
into
(taking
located
lee subject
and
lunway
under sublease
has
Temco
military
Net
period,
feet of total floor area and,
include 552,379 square feet of paved
square
is
plant
Texas,
owned in
is
of
from
—V.
of
facility
Mid-Continent Oil Co.—Earnings Up-
Sunray
Gross
Gross
which
land
amount
184,
Texas Mexican
450 acres
notes in the original
presently outstanding
$833,500. Plant buddings are located on one corner of the property
end contain
aoproximately 288,700 square feet of floor space. There
Tne
of
Texas,
022,010 shares fo common
points.—V.
offer
to
without
levels
current
August—
is
1,203,839
the leased premises
Garland,
other
at
proposes
along the route
and
Moundsville,
Texas,
1953, to nearly $90,000,000.
the main plant of Temco. The buildings
30,
plant
area.
,,
„
retirement
consist
will
company
prepayment
prepayment.
After
ramp
June
Texas,
approximately
addition,
maintained
company
is
on
$400,000,
to
The company will
this
Oct.
at
as
Dallas,
be
The
service
Noith
American Aviation, Inc.,
McDonnell
Aircraft Corp., and Republic Aircraft Corp.,
Motor Co.,
Corp., Lockheed
amounting
in
backlog of orders, principally from departments of the
Boeing Airplane Co., Fairchild Engine & Airplane
a
Ford
Corp..
Aircraft
The
entire
its
prepay
amounts
make
to
$0.79
—
April
Co.,
The
Government,
S.
contain
Eustis.
N.
John
which
298.108
1273.
p.
Strong, Cobb & Co., Inc.—To Retire
Jhas
$471,830
298,108
stock——
common
per
184,
$528,534
...
on
on
personal aircraft and assemblies.
and
had
Temco
U.
Dividends
Delaware
1952.
assemblies and
subassemblies of military aircraft for major aircraft manufacturers;
also overhaul,
modification, reconditioning and repairing of military,
513,000
taxes
in
name "Temco Aircraft Corp." was adopted in
Temco is
engaged primarily in the manufacture of
$9,417,691
1,099,534
chgs. on instalment sales contracts)
carrying
incorporated
was
present
and
department
company
name
"Texas Engineering & Manufacturing
to a limited partnership established in 1945.
successor
as
could
Monday, October 29, 1956
.
.
time.
the
under
1946,
Inc.'*
Bros.
at this
BUSINESS—The
(Continued from page 12)
Sterchi
past several years with
materials and work in
sales over the
inventories of
of the company's
consequent
increase in
expansion
General Corporation and
Investment News
.
of
stock
underwriting.
expenses
and
for
notification
(par
The
10
with
cents)
proceeds
working
the
to
be
are
to
capital.
Number 5581
184
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
this diversified closed-end investment com¬
$6,533,927 for the first nine months of 1956, about
$1,000,000 more than in the like 1955 period, Francis F. Randolph,
Chairman of the Board and President, reported on Oct. 12.
Mr. Randolph said this year's income, figured on a basis comparable
with last year, represented a gain of $955*026.
He attributed the major
part of the increase to income produced by new funds received
for
totaled
pany
stock
common
issued
the year, and were moderately
June 30, reflecting lower securities prices in general.
$278,027,599
than
at
as com¬
30 and $42.54 at the year's start.
Mr.
decline in per share asset value in the third
June
on
that
said
Randolph
asset value was $39.12 per share at Sept. 30,
$41.83
with
the
quarter reflected continued issuance of new common stock at $17.76
per share upon exercise of warrants, as well as lower securities prices.
Mr.
Randolph pointed out that asset value per share,
assuming
exercise
of
all
warrants, actually rose to $31.36 at Sept. 30 from
Dec.
at
$30.96
31.
This
given to the wholly-owned subsidiary, formerly Union
Securities
Corp.,
which
has
withdrawn
from the public securities
underwriting and distribution business and is now engaged in using its
capital for special holdings and commitments.—V. 183, p. 1903.
A
is
portfolio is Tri-Continental Financial Corp.
the
in
name
new
the
name
(net).
—V.
This
filed
company
Net
1956,
be
offered
to
Sister
Little
with the
statement
registration
a
SEC
on
Oct.
19,200 shares of common stock, $1 par value, to
eligible employees of the company and its subsidiary,
Coal Corporation, under the
Employees Stock Purchase
Plan.—V.
Incentive
184,
525.
p.
Oct.
of
$2,400,000,
corresponding
1955
share
American
Underwood
Corp.
Debentures Offered — Lehman
on
Oct.
25 offered publicly
—
shares
on
l/20th of
debentures
The
convertible
are
into
stock
common
at
any
time
on
$23 per share.
Sinking fund provisions
$350,000 principal amount of debentures in
each of the years 1962-1970, inclusive, and also authorize the company
to retire at its option up to an additional $350,000 principal amount
of
the
debentures
in each of such years.
For the sinking fund the
debentures will be redeemed at prices ranging from 101 Vfc %
to 100%.
before
their
the
maturity
retirement
at
of
the offering will be used to finance
in
part
the
corporation's
program
for
research and eng'neering,
modernization
of
plant facilities, development of new products,
ad¬
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds from
general
vertising and
expansion
BUSINESS—Underwood,
of
turers
the
machines
ribbons
and
writing
accounting,
papers.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
convertible debentures due
3l/s%
notes
31/2 %
notes
Common
*Exeludes
Stock
1,
1961
8,000,000
Jan.
2,
1961
8,500,000
Plan
Option
for
Personnel;
Key
(b)
held
shares
17,479
in
the
treasury of which 15,000 shares are reserved for issuance upon exercise
of the
option granted to Fred. M. Farwell, and
(c)
260,869 shares
for
reserved
initial
issuance
of
amount
the
of
debentures
new
at
names
debentures
Brothers
Ball,
Burge
Bear,
Stearns
of
to
the
by
each
of
and
the
them
underwriters
several
purchased
be
A.
Becker
G.
J.
B.
300,000
&
_
R.
Reynolds
&
Co
Towns'end, Dabney
Inc.
300,000
Granbery, Marache & Co.
150,000
Boucher
Co.,
&
Co
150,000
Stone & Co.—_
Hemphill, Noyes & Co..
Hayden,
Lazard
Freres
&
Higginson Corp
Pressprich &
W.
150,000
Co
&
Lee
—$1,600,000
Kraus
&
Co
board
directors
of
continue
has
Co.
of
this
H.
fc
Weld
selling
a
Contact
RR.
Period End. Aug. 31—
$220,000
150,000
220,000
Co
__
p.
Railway
150,000
Net
—V.
184,
for
United
SEC
8
per
for
equipment
facilities
share,
for
184.. p.
without
exceeded
net
2,057,230
$8,700,000,
was
share
American
$3.27
or
per
equivalents.—V.
30,949,577
16,410.025
16.287.385
86.171,273
88,008.63a
5,902,498
26,655,654
28,474,707
filed
a
underwriting.
Ala.—Files With SEC
letter
stock
The
of
notification
(par
$li
proceeds
to
are
with
the
be offered at
to be used
manufacturing of limestone; cost of installation
hvdrating and pulverizing lime;
and working capital.
for
471.
$25,000,000
at
have
May
in
units
$1,000
1959,
and
will
shares
at. $3
which
principal
will
note
Nov.
have
associated
The
notes
shares
50
1966,
the
holder
fund,
a
to
with
Webb
&
will
subscribe*
United
be
payable,
States
Knapp,
Inc.,
currency.
New
Yori?
proceeds
Canadian
fund
and
attached, exchangeable
for a stock pur
1.
entitle
sinking
interest, in Canadian or
and
is
sinking
share.
per
also
5 '/2 %
$1,000
a
unit. .J
(certificate)
talon
a
1,
in
of
per.
National
development
It
is
in
Securities
Co.,
that
Canada
W.
;
$5,000,000
by
Ltd.;
Corp..
Ltd
the
synidlcate
a
$25,000,000
that
Richardson
James
Pitfield
C.
of
&
Co.,
includes
&
Ltd.
offering
Sons,
and
the
typebeing
is
Dominion
Nesbitt,
Geoffrion,
with
Thomson.
Robert
and
States
and
Inc.
$20,000,000
abroad
—V.
in
understood
bandied
The
will be used, as part of an agreement
Railways, to build a Rockefeller Center"
midtown Montreal, Canada.
balance
is
to
be
handled
by the Dominick Corporation of
183,
in
the
Canada.
United
("New
York
Times"K
1521.
p.
182.
four
its
Weldwood
Center,
in
New
Glue
which
York,
adhesives—Plastic
and
trades,
Resin
as.
The
retail
value
of
the
merchandise
Net
ry.
alone
States
of
Rubber
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
is
$23,200,000
nine
for
months
of
1956
forecast
was
for
The
$5,334,747
1.062,775
2,006,153
'445,032
571,384
515,758
851,313
35,237,824
34.572.656
31,462,982
40,027,963
7,489,272
8,641,352
6,723,411
13,030,131
4,360,925
4,414,021
3,319,831
5,485,23.5
railway..
income—_
1064.
p.
Western
Ry. of Alabama—Earnings—
1956
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
These
earnings
after
of
after
1955
represent
approximately $3.60
dividend, Mr. Kelton said.
preferred
share
a
deducting
nine
for
stock
common
flood
months
losses of
will
in
be
the
with $688,800,000 for
$22,291,000
or
the
They
cents
94
share
a
for the
common
with
months
share.
a
vicinity
of
compare
first nine
of
rubber
be
industry
bright
U.
will
in
$35
between
$30
The
Mr.
1957,
general
Kelton
Rubber's
S.
produced
in
from
ry.
—V.
$675,000,000, com¬
Mr. Kelton said.
year,
the
makes
Rubber
S.
in
the
for
outlook
particular
extremely
million
in
Kelton
$35
and
said,
will need
market.—V.
184,
new
1958,
by
ry.
Gross
1954
1955
$5,391,973
2,552,837
—
ry.
from
ry.
$3, 397,989
1,374,838
1,,168,789
1,503,330
1,365,233
781,707
184,
3,151,286
492,085
697,627
117,529
301,107
331,277
Central
Ry.—Earnings—
1954
1955
1953
$3,016,679
$2,900,728
$2,567,332
$2,833,003
805,467
871,431
334,448
709,0211
income...
470,456
544,654
58,867
291,735
21,906,724
20,071,357
19,362,645
4,758,100
4,697,919
3,418,657
5,400,355
2,100,923
2,366,582
1.363,158
2,240,203
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
income—
oper.
184,
21,889^)93-
1398.
p.
12,266,413
23,879,436
8,611,422
25, 331,047
8, 552,239
10,205,412
7,144,241
5,056,928
4, 810,332
income
months
Federal
share
ended
$3.97
corporation
Sept.
income
taxes,
the
1,440,241
on
the
vision
Corp.—Reports Higher Earnings—
this
of
722,097
28,211,519
19,202,380
_
income
oper.
2,770,983
211,456
239,113
railway
oper.
1—
railway
railway
from
Net
2,195,230
408,071
From Jan. 1—
nine
1953
$3,316,787
$4,619,529
2,449,112
36,689,041
income...
oper.
2,767,356
railway—
from
Net
1956
!
railway
railway
Jan.
53,561
771.
p.
from
from
108,794
23,361
1171.
Worthington
August—
40,286
41,423
1956
from
Net
Virginian Ry.—EarningsGross
52,662
income.__
Wisconsin
Gross
1956.
activities
increasing
69,707
44,248
_
railway.;
p.
Net
financing for its new
and it expects to issue
convertible debentures to secure
this additional capital.
No decision
has been made, however, as to when such securities will be put on the
Mr.
company,
$406,60?
August—
expenditures during 1957 may be somewhere
million, compared with $35,282,000 in 1955 and
$40
1953
$317,973
railway—.
oper.
184,
Gross
capital
and
and
next
and U.
said.
from
Net
Increasing diversification in plastics, textiles, chemicals and allied
fields, coupled with auto industry estimates that 6,500,000 or more
automobiles
1954
$344,973
income
oper.
Net
period last year,
same
railway
1955
$330,971
railway..
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$3.40
1953
$4,349,926
1,187,502
railway
oper.
184,
Gross
Co.—Earnings Increased—
1954
$4,731,276
840,306
income
oper.
1955
$4,577,429
From Jan. 1—
1731.
p.
Co.—Earnings—
1956
railway
railway
from
Gross
displayed at the National
available beginning Nov. 1. The
be
RR.
from
Net
Glue,
Glue.
first
was
will
Gross
Adhesives
Waterproof Resorcinol
Pacific
August—
by Herbert M. Kelton, Vice-President and Chairman of
Committee, before the Financial Analysts of Philadelphia,
company's nine-month report will be issued this week.
for
share
per
the
on
of
taxes,
domestic
after
to
period
income
and its
1956,
shares
corresponding
Federal
30,
amounted
$6,868,199,
last
1,310,150
shares
of
to
income,
$5,476,619,
to
for
thf
$6,999,744
for
$4.58
per
outstanding.
net
year,
amounted
of
equivalent
stock
common
of
subsidiaries
provision
after
stock
common
pre¬
equivalent
then
to
out¬
standing.
1398.
p.
Vitro Corp.
signed
a
Oct.
tion
23
for
division
dollar
production
jointly
of
the
of
contract
uranium
Corp.,
Vitro
of
with the U. S.
concentrates, it
America,
has
Atomic Energy
announced
was
tiring
1958.
the
expanded
process
for
which
contract
AEC
Under
that
on
pension
new
runs
which
uranium
with
ore
through
was
contract,
production
connection
to
spend
installation
31,
a
of
a
extends
and
the
announced
Nov.
date.
1,
Mr.
insurance
the
Worthington
of
tary
a
New
contract,
Lake City mill
will expand its
independent mines.—V. 134, p. 1275.
n
The
December,
maximum $1,200,000
solvent
extraction
treatment.
the
help
will
1962,
expire in
March
scheduled
Vitro
and
fcalt
Your Dollars
effective
election
of
Wilbur
Harold
A.
Bellows,
succeeding
Bellows
matters.
will
Mr.
continue
Shook
has
as
been
R.
Shook
who
as
re¬
consultant
a
is-
ca
Assistant
Secre¬
by
York
Issues
agreement,
has
corporation
Treasurer,
disclosed.
current
In
a
William B. Hall, Vitro Uranium Company Gen¬
Manager, and Allan E. Jones, manager of the AEC Grand Junc¬
Operations Office, Colo. The exact amount of the contract was
eral
for
Co.,
multi-million
Commission
The
of America—New AEC Contract—
Uranium
Vitro
330,193,408
33,022,266 246,994,961 242,184,773
19
(Canada), Ltd.—Notes Offered—
shares
warrants
company
Geiinas,
income
8,596,583»
These
common
notes,
in
the
&
also
will
between
realtors.
Finance
Pa.
$
$
■
333,166,234
covering 18,500 shares of common
$12
—V.
Oct.
excluded, net income for the
results in the same
were
have
company
the
not
on
both
21,139,945-
5,314,694
Shook Elected Treasurer—
Cement Co., Montevallo,
company
period last year, but this
and lower sales.
Re¬
same
operations
margin.
period
$99.69.
income
Net
this
The
The
would
small
a
Presto-Set
134,
United
1956—8 Mos.—1955
5,285,988
inc
affili¬
80,097,473-
15,259,889
7,910,467
August—
Net
1171.
p.
50
The
72,375,065
19,343,956
offering
priced
warrant.
For
49,309.652
ry. oper.
oper.
ry.
from
non-recurring gain of $1,450,000, equal to 71c
the third quarter sale of certain marketable
actually
to
Show
$143.44.—V.
Net
Executive Officer by the
effective Nov. 1.
He will also
Chief
1956—Month—1955
expenses
from
income
States Plywood Corp.—Offers New Unit—
aid
available
Net
1627.
47,359,602
oper.
rev.
in
Senter, advertised display rack and a balancedbest selling the four
including Weldwood adhesives, in the stock of sizes, is
eavily
on
Net
lor
76,274,752
6,590,382
common
stock
note
time
chase
—Earnings—
revenue-
oper.
from
rise
a
Sept. 30, 1956, net income was $5,400,000,
American share on 2,263,074 American share equiva¬
Adhesives
The
500,000
„i
$
Railway
income
a
on
Cement,
Hardware
—V.
Pacific
Union
from
merchandising unit, known as the
"Weldwood
is being offered by this corporation to the retail
new
Center,"
220,000
Co
&
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
appointed
184,
Each
any
is
company
1,250,000
common
150,000
Walker
White,
corporation,
President.—V.
as
1,000 florins each.
of
&
Tyson
G.
220,000
220,000
1,300,000
been
to
980,109
-
1734.
p.
Western
From
Farwell
M.
equivalent
from
1955
share
United
are
Made Chief Executive Officer—
Farwell
Fred
is
652,460
'
--2
facilities
Lehman
share
1,061,560
18,195,754
Webb & Knapp
The
months ended
per
the
between
follows:
as
American
this non-recurring gain
quarter
American
a.
the
thereof.
UNDERWRITERS—The
principal
conversion
upon
conversion .price
If
In
pared
under the Incentive
60,000 shares reserved for issuance
(a)
share
the nine
Sales
*746,000 shs.
1,500,000 shs.
value)
par
lower
included
_
7,500,000
(without
Each
benefited
earnings
last year by
For
of
$6,000,000
8,000,000
due
stock
Outstanding
$6,000,000
1971—
Sept.
due
1955
1956
stock
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
Authorized
5V2%
basis.
ordinary share of
an
securities.
and
printing
carbon
only
1-for-10
a
American
period
manufac¬
principal
country's
adding,
produces
also
typewriters,
i
calculators and office supplies,
including
It also is engaged in the development,
manufacture and sale of general purpose
electronic computers and a
line of automatic data processing equipment.
billing
period
^
1953
$9,000,832 $10,304,740
1,992,099
2,553,174>
2,682,203
77,734,260
income
oper.
184,
and
of operations.
of
one
outstanding, was announced on
of 1956 by this corporation.
In the
net income was $3,600,000, or $1.73 per
2,057,230 American share equivalents were
$1,600,000 from $1,500,000 in the
in
third
convertible subordinated debentures
Oct. 1, 1971, at 100% and accrued interest.
require
equivalents
quarter
when
quarter
ates to
A
or
the
on
1954
$10,073,983
7128,334
railway
railway—
from
ry.
This
Third
$6,000,000 of 5V2%
due
share
American
per
outstanding. The larger number of American share equivalents reflects
the May,
1956 subscription .offering in The Netherlands of ordinary
equal to $2.39
associates
and
share
third
the
to $1.04
equal
income.—4
oper.
1955
$9,559,139
2.059,734
railway
from
Net
—V.
American
for
15
lents.
Brothers
$2,846,920
railway.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
$2,699,252
income
2,263,074
per
covering
22,
531,048
.
United Rayon Manufacturing Corp. (Algemene Kunstzijde Unie N. V.), Arnhem, The Netherlands—Earnings
sults
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Coal
ry.
$3,377,968
485,812
184, p. 368.
only partly offset
Truax-Tracr
$3,185,064
deductions
from
Net
Operating income
Income
1956
from
Net
53
RR.—Earnings—
August—
Gross
less
beginning of
the
at
stock
Common
pared
with
compared
30
of
Wabash
Eight Months Ended Aug. 31—
1956
1955
Gross operating revenues
$21,670,149 $19,328,542
Operating fcxpensfes ahd taxes—18,485,085
15,950,574
Net income
exercise of warrants.
$293,891,989 at Sept.
upon
assets
investment
Net
United Illuminating Co. of New Haven—Net Off—
Off—
Tri-Continental Corp.—Income Up—Asset Value
Net investment income of
(1841)
Hall
policy
of
announced
that
purchasing
Vitro's
of
ores
from
is
it
will
markets,
sales outlets
and
was
Chadbourne,
Oct.
on
be
previously
Hunt,
associated
Jaeckel
with
and^Brown.
-
22
giving
issued
its
30-page
a
friends
a
booklet,
fuller
entitled
understanding
operations.
found
.a
its
production
and
associated
make possible the
make possioie me
AMERICAN+RED
of
Worthington,"
Worthington's
its
firm
1947
Descriptive Booklet—
corporation
"This
In
Mr.
law
since
CROSS
description
facilities,
of
the
and
its
corporation's
world-wide
products,
network
manufacturing companies.—V. 184,
p.
of
1734*
54
The Commercial and
(1842)
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 29, 1956
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
certain
to
ALABAMA
United
Auburn, Ala.
Bond Sale
public
—
Estimated
An issue of
improvement
$47,000
bonds
was
sold
to
a
group
composed
of
Thornton, Mohr & Farish, Berney,
Perry & Co., and Hugo Marx &
Co., as 3y4s. Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
Legality
approved
by
Dumas,
O'Neal & Hayes of Birmingham.
$91,general obligation public im¬
000
provement
warrants
Hugo Marx &
sold
was
Company,
to
mingham, as 4s. Dated Oct. 1,
1956. Legality approved by Du¬
mas, O'Neal & Hayes, of Birming¬
ham.
inter¬
and
principal
requirements
on
proposed,
and
outstanding
debt
range between $3,588,000 and $3,926,000 throughout the life of the
loans to $2,200,000 in
1987-1996,
the final maturity date. The low¬
est
debt
service
coverage
ratio
in
of net rev¬
I960 when net
at 2.75%
and
1959
available
debt
for
requirements
is expected to
total $10,175,000 and
respectively.
$10,517,000
The
Bir¬
of
River
Salt
Project, cover¬
Salt
River
Project Agricultural
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The
$10,000,000 cor¬
bonds offered Oct. 24—
p. 1628—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the First
porate
v. 184,
a
Boston Corp., Eastman Dillon, Un¬
ion Securities & Co., Halsey, Stu¬
art &
at
Co., Inc., and Shields & Co.,
price
a
of
cost of about
par,
4.09%,
$1,100,000 5s.
Due
interest
follows:
net
a
as
Jan. 1 from
on
1960 to 1966, inclusive.
3,900,000 4s.
River, Valiey
south-centrai
in
Due
The primary
1902.
function of
the
project is the irrigation of
farm land, but the availability of
hydro-electric power generated as
a
by-product has led to the de¬
velopment of an electric produc¬
tion
distribution
and
which
costs
portion of the electric power used
in the state.
The project distrib¬
utes water for irrigation to ap¬
proximately 240,000
of land
in
the
Salt
River
Valley, sur¬
rounding the City of Phoenix, the
1983
to
acres
Jan. 1 from
on
1
Gallatin- School
until 9
(PST)
a.m.
Ostly,
Nov. 13 for
on
of
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office.
Union
Grossmont
San
Sale
building
184,
a
School
District,
bonds offered Oct.
Salomon
$1,875,000
offered Oct. 23—
composed
group
National
Bank
of
&
Trust
ol
Sav¬
interest
cost
about 4%,
of
fol¬
as
&
Hutzler,
R.
W.
Pressprich & Co., Dean Witter &
Co., Estabrook & Co., Reynolds &
Co., Wertheim & Co., A. G. Becker
& Co., Inc., Coffin & Burr,
Ira
Haupt & Co., Shearson, Hammill
& Co., J. Barth & Co., Foster &
Marshall, Roosevelt & Cross.
$375,000 5s.
to
Due
Dec.
on
1961
from
1
inclusive.
Dec.
on
500,000 33/4s. Due
1964 to
Pierce & Co., Stone & Youngberg,
Tripp & Co., Wagenseller & Durst,
Andrews & Wells, Inc., Bosworth,
Sullivan
&
Co., Dempsey-Tegeler
& Co., Kormendi & Co., Merrill,
Turben & Co., Mullaney, Wells &
Co., Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
Thomas & Co., Townsend,
Dabney
& Tyson, Wachob-Bender Corp.,
J.
Dain
M.
&
Co., First
of
&
Co.,
Kalman
&
Co.,
Inc., Herbert J. Sims & Co., Soden
Investment Co., Tyler & Co., Wal¬
ter, Woody & Heimerdinger, Ar¬
thur
L. Wright & Co., Fred D.
Blake & Co., Ellis & Co., First of
Arizona Corp., Garrett, Bromfield
&
Co., Robert Patterson & Co.,
Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.,
Harold E. Wood & Co., and H. E.
Work & Co.
$21,000 5s. Due
1957 to
1968
1,
Los
Dec. 1 from
on
portion of the funds needed
for the construction of two steama
electric
000
kw
generating units of 100,capacity each at the dis¬
trict's
new
While
they
full
trict
upon
erty
out
School
Angeles County,
Dec.
on
clusive.
(J-D)
1
from
faith
and
Agua
and
are
Fira
secured
are
credit
of
Plant.
by
the
the
payable from
dis¬
a
tax
all of the taxable real prop¬
its boundaries with¬
within
limitation
as
to
rate
electric system have
always
more than adeauate to
cover
cipal and interest.
In
been
prin¬
addition, the
payment of principal and interest
is guaranteed by Salt River
Valley
Waters Users'Association,
subject
to
1981
Union
School
—
school bonds
District,
Calif.
$4,000
ings Association, of San Francisco,
as 5s. Dated
Sept. 17, 1956. Due on
Sept. 17, 1977. Principal and in¬
terest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County Treaasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
County
sealed
Angeles
at
until'
will
his
9
office
in
1976
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1
from- 1957
Principal
*
at
the
for
his
office in
(PST)
p.m.
purchase
bonds.
on
of
1
Oct.
$42,000
Nov. - 1,
Dated
Nov.
on
Santa
from
1957 to
Sch.
El
on
and
to
in¬
District,
Dorado
Bond
Hay ward School District, Alameda
Offering
until 10
the
his
—
C.
office
of
bonds. Dated Dec.
Dec. 1 from
in
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
on
fered
Oct.
24—v.
awarded
the
price
184,
to
Security
p.
1399—
group
a
headed
First
-
National
Angeles, as 4y4s, at a
a basis
of about
101,52,
of
4.17%.,
>
Other
members
Sale—The $493,000 build¬
Work &
net interest cost of about
3.58%,
follows:
Los
Angeles, Harriman Ripley
Co., Inc., R. H. Moulton & Co.,
John
Nuveen
&
Co.,
William
R.
&
Co., Taylor & Co., BarKindred & Co.> -and Ranna-
Due
Dec.. 1
on
from
to
Bond
1976, inclusive.
Bond
sealed
Offering
Oct.
Due
Loguna-Snlada
29
$550,000
bonds.
for
the
water
Dated
Nov.
on
1
Mountain
works
Nov.
(PST)
p.m.
purchase
of
C.
LaRue,
1,
from 1957 to
View Sch.
11
1956.
Murrieta
Dec.
on
Union
Offering—John
Clerk,
at
his
from
1
A.
will
Brun-
receive
office
City, until 10
a.m.
in
Red¬
(PST)
on
building bonds. Dated Nov. 1,1956
Nov.
(M-N)
1
from
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
$234,000
school
1, 1956. Due
on
at
1958
to
and
interest
County
the
1977
1958 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
pay¬
District, Kern
Sch.
District,
Bond
Offering
County
gnat,
—
Riverside
from
1972
San
Bond
a.m.
on
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1975 inclu¬
by
Lol
Legality
approved
O'Melveny
&
Myers,
of
Angeles.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
his office
at
in
Sale—The
bonds
offered
$20,000
Oct.
23
awarded to Dean Witter &
build¬
were
Co., of
1976, inclusive.
City School District,
County, Calif.
Mateo
Oct. V 23
184,
v.
—
were
—
...;;
Saratoga
School
-
Los
Angeles,
Orange
District,
County, Calif.
Bond
Sale
000 school
to
An
—
issue of $191,r
building bonds was sold
grouo composed of Blyth &
Co., Inc., William R. Staats & Co.,
Heller, Bruce & Co., at a
a
and
net interest cost
price of 100 005,
a
of about
as
$33,000
54,000
3.36%,
follows:
1
on Nov.
1961 inclusive.
Due
3s.
Nov.
on
from
1
Due
5s.
from
1968 inclusive.
1962 to
64,000 31A,=. Due
1969 to
Nov. 1 from
on
1976 inclusive.
40,000 3V2S. Due
on
Nov. 1 from
1977 to 1981 inclusive.
South Bay Union High School Dist.,
Los
Bond
Angeles
Calif.
County,
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive seaiea
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until
High School District,
County, Calif.
Angeles
until 9
15
inclusive.
June 15 from
awarded to the
American Trust Co., of San Fran¬
1735
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
bids
.June
on
1971,
on
Sale^—The $650,000 school
Nov. 5
on
purchase of $56,000 build¬
Union
to
offered
bonds
receive
will
(PST)
to
Pue
Mateo
San
Due
1963
3s.
15,
1962.
675,000 2%s.
1957 to
sealed bids at his office in River¬
for the
June 15 from
cn
\
G. A. Pueque-
Clerk,
follows:
as
Due
cisco.
Gibson,
the
9
a.m.
(PST)
on
Nov. 7 for
purchase of $1,000,000
ing
Due
bonds.
on
Dated
Dec.
inclusive.
(J-D)
1
1,
Dec.
from
Principal
build¬
19f6.
1957 to
and
1976,
interest
payable at the County
office, or at its fiscal
(PST) on Nov. 20 for
the purchase of $200,000 building
Treasurer's
bonds. Dated Dec.
City.
Dec. 1
a.m.
1, 1956. Due oh
agency
in Chicago or New York
from 1956 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
Bond
Tularcitos
Sale—The
and
storm
Oct.
22
—
v.
drain
184,
p.
1628
Monterey
District,
Calif.
Offering—Emmet G.
Mc-
Menamin, County Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at his office in
$500,000
bonds
Sch.
Covnty,
Bond
office.
Salinas, Calif.
ing
1623 —were
composed of
2.93%,
450 000
p.
office.
Lowell Joint School District, Los
Angeles and Orange Counties, Cal.
Bond
p.
grouo
a
I960, inclusive.
150,000 2%s.
Due on June
County, Calif.
Los
on
to
1958 to
1971, inclu¬
(PST) on Nov. 3 for
purchase of $10,000 building
Puente
bids
184,
—v.
about
Due
a.m.
Sacramento
Oct..31 for
24
$225,000 5s.
of
revenue
Bond Offering—Vera K.
Elementary
County
Jose, Calif.
the California Bank, Los Angeles,
Marguerite -L.
—
until 7:30
bids
Nov.
on
School District, San Mateo
County,
Calif ornia
sealed
from
Sale—The
awarded
Alstrom, City Clerk, will receive
office.
1977 to 1981, inclusive.
Bond
1
Nov.
on
1981, inclusive.
1961 and
sive.
ing,
from
$1,500,000 mu¬
nicipal improvement bon _s offered
ing bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1953. Due
3s.
1
Nov.
on
Due
San
Monterey Park, Calif.
1966, inclusive.
140,000 3V2S. Due on Dec. 1 from
95,000
Due
Portland, King, Quirk & Co., and
Shearson, Hammill & Co., at a
price of 100.007, a net interest cost
of
side until 10
1957
as
vine & Co., First National Bank of
&
$200,000 5s.
3.51%,
group;
County, Calif.
Co., Lawson, Levy
& Williams, Stone & Youngberg,
Shuman, Agnew & Co., and C. N.
White & Co., at a price of 100.13.
as
net
a
Bacon, Whiople & Co., C. J. DeT
the
of
Savings Associa¬ the
tion, Dean Witter & Co., J. Barth bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1956. Due
& Co., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fen¬ over a period of 11 years. Princi¬
ner & Beane, William R. Staats &
pal and interest payable at the
Co., Shearson, Hammill
&
Co., County Treasurer's office.
a
about
An¬
.
1952, inclusive.
19 <0 to
Sale—The $3,320,000 gen¬
obligation sanitary bonds of¬
County, Calif.
E.
Inc.*
Los
of
19c7 to 1969, inclusive.
140,000 3V2S. Due on Nov. 1 from
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
H.
Bank
of
cost
40,000" 3s.
Angeles County, County
District (P. O.
Angeles), Calif.
veny
Trust
group
priqe of 100.007,
a
1957 to
Bond
by
184,
v.
a
Co.,
&
1966, inclusive.
30,000 3y4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
Legality approved by O'Mel-
Bond
National
$60,000 5s.
Los
were
23
Blyth
follows:
Sanitation
eral
of
1963 to
Los
sive.
inclusive.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
at
First
Co.
&
ty Treasurer's office.
Due
Counties, Calif.
bids
Beane, Lawson, Levy & Wil¬
liams, Stone & Youngberg, H. E.
Work & Co., and Irving Lunuborg
Oct.
Heller, Bruce & Co., and Security7
interest
&
*
Sale—The $270,000 school
offered
geles, at
inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the Coun¬
Nov. 7 for the. purchase of
$183,000
and
group:
15
inclusive.
1735—were awarded to
composed
Vw
Folsom
Sacramento
tne
p.
ford & Talbot.
wood
Unified
of
bonds
Blyth & Co., Harris Trust & Sav¬
cus,
Sbnoma
Dist.
terest (J-D) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office.
Joint
members
1987,
>
.
Calif.
ings Bank, of Chicago, J. Barth &
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Staats
Los
Nov. 13 for the purchase of $377,000 building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1956. Due
Sch.
Rosa, until '3
receive
(PST)
a.m.
1961
3%s; from 1966 to 19.9, inclusive,
as 3s, and
those due from 1970 to
1981, inclusive, are 3y4s.
to
District, San Mateo County,
Bond
.
bids
1974 to
Harold J. Ost¬
—
Clerk,
bids
o^
1967 to 1973, inclusive.
58,000 3.55s. Due on Dec. 1 from
San Francisco.
ly,
cost
1960, inclusive, as 5s;
to
1965, inclusive, as
until
of America National Trust & Sav¬
Bond Offering
from
from
15
San Bruno Park Elementary School
from 1957 to
composed of Bank of America Na¬
sold to the Bank
School
price
a
follows: bonds due
as
June
on
.
from-1980
Savings Associa¬
County
An issue of
was
from
hansen, County Clerk, will receive
tional
El Dorado County,
3.26%,
Due
.
1963 to 1979, inclusive.
160,000 3V4s.
Due
on
June
group
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at her office in Bakersfield,
office.
Camino
a
America
ing bonds offered Oct. 23—v. 184,
p. 1735—were awarded to a group
b
El
1
1965
in¬
about
184,
interest
Principal "and
payable
at
the
Treasurer's
and
amount, subject to the prior lien
of the presently
outstanding bonds
of prior issues, revenues from the
1957
Dec.
on
County, Calif.
1956. Due
Calif.
of
follows:
as
15,000 23/4s. Due June 15, 1962.
265,000 3s. Due on June 15 from
school
v.
—
tion, of San Francisco, at
100.54, a net interest
Offering—William P. Jo-
building
District,
Bank
National Trust &
&
1976 inclusive.
Guerneville
30
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
until 9 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 7 for
the purchase
of $105,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1956. Due
The
vide
Nov. 15 from
on
22
of
1962
inclusive.
Due
4s.
1969 to
sealed
inclusive.
1981
Duarte
15 from
inclusive.
54,000 4V2S. Due
1964 to
Nov.
on
1963
El Monte
bonds, which are rated A
by both Moody's and Standard &
Poor's, are being issued to pro¬
800,000
Bond
Bond Sale
Grande
p.
Dean
to
follows:
Iowa
Corp.
184,
v.
—
Oct.
the
by
$60,000 5s.
cost
net interest
a
3.14%,
Blyth & Co., Inc., California Bank,
Due
1963.
and
Company, M San Fran¬
cisco, at a price of 100.06, a net
interest cost of about 4.53%, as
Henry Dahlberg & Co., Bacon,
Stevenson & Co., Eldredge & Co.,
Baxter, Williams & Co., Field,
Richards & Co., First Southwest
Company, Rand & Co., Rauscher,
16
awarded
were
-—
headed
of about
1958 to 1961, inclusive.
Sale—The $749,000
offered
1735—were awarded to
p.
Santa
price of 100.02,
County, Calif.
Bank of Los
lows:
Witter &
Bros.
1522
School District,
Clara
Other
ings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, Blyth & Co., Inc., Harris
Trust
& Savings
Bank, of Chi¬
cago,
Weeaen
& - Co.,
Wm. R.
Staats
&
Co.,
Merrill
L^nch •
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, J. Barth
& Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
Lawson, Levy & Williams, Stone
& Youngberg, and H. E. Work &
Co., at a price of 100.04, a net
—
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Goldman,
Sachs & Co,, White, Weld & Co.,
Dist.,
1628—were awarded to
p.
1958
Diego County, Calif.
The $75,000 school
Bond Sale
Sch.
The
—
bonds
America
San
Los Altos
Diego County, Calif.
Bond
v.
High
as 4V4s, at a price
basis of about 4.15%.
a
bonus
$90,000 building
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1956. Due on
purchase
Francisco,
101,
Bond
Calif.
County Clerk, will receive seaiea
bids at his office in Los Angeles
the
San
of
Los
District,
Angeles County,
200,000 4s.
Borrego
1987, inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate:
County
Legality
Dam^uist,
Bond Offering—Harold J.
<
CALIFORNIA
1967 to
from
enterprise
helps to defray irrigation
and
supplies a substantial
capital and largest city of Arizona.
1982, inclusive.
5,000,000 4.10s.
Due on Jan.
Treasurer's
approved
by
Orrick,
Herrington 6c
Sutcliiie, of San Francisco. >;
Arizona, is one of the oldest irri¬
gation projects organized under
of
Improvement and Power Dist.
the
at
ing the major portion of the Salt
the United States Reclamation Act
ARIZONA
able
office.
est
enues
Hartselle, Ala.
the
of
current
is estimated
Warrant Sale—An issue of
rights
prior
States.
sewer
offered
—
were
awarded to Blytn & Co., Inc.,
and
Heller, Bruce & Co., jointly, at a
ft
Salinas,
until
11
a.m.
(PST)
Nov. 19 for the purchase of
on
$71,000
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
Due on Oct. 1 fr^m 1959 to 1972
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
,
Volume
184
Number 5581
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1843)
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office. (Bias received
Oct.
on
22
were
returned
un*
opened.)
Orange
District,
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—L. B.
Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
at
until
11
the
his
office
in
(PST)
a.m.
Santa
Dated
Nov.
1
clusive.
Nov.
from
1,
1959
Principal
building
to
payable
at
Treasurer's
office.
Due
1981
in¬
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
*..'/V'-
Angeles.
Twin
Hills
Union
Sonoma
School
District,
County,; Calif.
'F
*
Bond
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
j York City.
|
and Ernst
of
&
100.82,
a
Sale
the
Redpath,
Conn.
missioners,, will receive sealed bids
until 8 pan. (rBT) on Dec. .11 for
v
22
awarded
were
Hartford-National
tne purchase of
Bank
&
19od
Co., Hartford, at 2.25% in¬
terest.
DISTRICT
OF
COLUMBIA
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
1522—were awarded to a
group
headed by the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
tion, of San Francisco, at a price
of 100.14, a net interest cost of
Hawaii
about
4.35%,
$12,000 5s.
follows:
as
Due
Oct.
on
15
from
1995
1974 to
Other
p.m.
Oct.
ing
Florida
State
Board
of
Tallahassee), Fla.
Offering — Administrator
that bids will be received
Williams,
apd C. N. White & Co.
vember
school
Weaver Union
School District,
County, Calif.
Merced
27v for
building
were
—
awarded
*
to
Series A
the
a
terest cost of about
*
4.22%,
as
Due
Nov.
on
1
1957 to 1981, inclusive.
74,000 4%s. Due on Nov.
Water
Bond
chase
of
will
be
Oct. 29 for the pur¬
8115,000 water bonds, it
is reported.
.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until
9
a.m.
in
(PST)
purchase
of
Los
Angeles,
Nov. 20 for
on
St. Lucie
$35,000
building
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1956. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and interest (T-D) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office.
University of Colorado
Boulder), Colo.
Offering
(P.
O.
the
sealed
University
bids
Nov.
on
$o00,UO0
Dated
from
until
16
for
10
the
scaaxum
Oct.
1,
1957 to
will
Utilities Commision, Fla.
Bond Sale
The $7,500,0u0
(MST)
purchase of
revenue
ujiius
on
Oct.
1
1976 incisive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
(A-O)
payable
at the Central Bank & T-ust Com¬
of Denver, or optionall" at
a
bank or trust
company in New
York City or
Chicago, if such bank
is
designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
pany,
by
Dawson.
Nasel, Sherman & How¬
ard, of Denver.
CONNECTICUT
Berlin
,
(P.
O.
Berlin),
^—-1
>ffered
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
Berry
&
Oct. 31
000
1976
the
until
0/1
Oct.
10/1
"
24—v.
awarded
Conn.
will,
1523
p.
750
of
a
(EST)
as
Fairfield
(P.
O.
on
1957 to
1,900,000
from
3,6C0.000
from
W.
3V2S.
1966
Due
to
3.30s.
1972
on
1971,
Due
to
April 1
inclusive.
April 1
inclusive.
on
1977,
Pressprich
& Co., HornWeeks, Rcbinson-Humohrey Co., Inc., Dean Witter &
Co., Francis I. duPont & Co., Lee
Higginson Corp., W. E. Hutto i &
blower &
Co.,
Shearspn,
Rand &
Co.,
Hammill & Co.,
Co., Clement A. Fvans &
Herbert J.
Sims
a
181,
p.
group
Fairfield), Conn
1735—were
composeu
of
awardec
Laisey
offered
1629
p.
were
—
a
group composed of
the Harris Trust &
Savings Bank,
Iowa-Des
Nov.
on
1
from
1958 to
1976
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at a banking insti¬
tution designated
by the success¬
ful
bidder. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
-1
*
' V \
v
ton Corp., Francis I. du Pont &
Co., Brown Bros. Harriman & Co.,
Moines National
Bank,
Phillips & Co., and Au¬
chincloss, Parker & Redpath, as
23/4s, at a price of 100.49, a basis
White,
of about 2.70%.
Fort
''
•
Dodge, Iowa
Bond Sale
ing
lot
Oct.
16
—
The
$155,000 park¬
bonds
revenue
offered
Bond Offering—Frank J;
Terry,
Clerk of the Board of
awarded to Carleton D. Beh Com¬
will receive
pany,
Trustees,
sealed bids until
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
sewer
Nov.
on
of
13
1:30
for
$2,250,000
the
sanitary
improvement bonds. Dateu
Dec.
on
1 from
1976
inclusive. Principal
(J-D) payable at an
Illinois banking institution
desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Chapman &
and
interest
—•
184,
v.
1629
p.
were
—
of Des Moines.
Additional Sale
The general
obligation and special assessment
bonds totaling $34,000 offered at.
—
the
time
same
Beh
—
184,
v.
awarded also to
were
1523
p.
—
Carleton D.
'
Company.
Ottumwa, Iowa
Bond
Offering
Mayor O. W.
—
Stoltz will receive sealed and oralbids until 4 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 30
Cutler, of Chicago.
Westchester, III.
for the purchase of
$128,000 sewer
1, 1956.
revenue
bonds. Dated Oct.
Sullivan
announces
that
sealed bids will be received until
Due
Oct.
8
payable
Bond
Ottering
Village Clerk
—
Elsie
(CST) on Oct. 29 for the
of $190,000 water rev¬
p.m.
purchase
bonds.
enue
Due
Dated
1, 1956.
May 1 from 1961 to 1986
on
inclusive.
Interest
approved by
of Chicago.
Bond
t
on
inclusive.
office.
—
site
and
building
v.
awarded
Wyandt, and
Co., jointly.,
to
bonds
184, p. 1277
LaForge
Wilson
Harry J.
—
1976
Treasurer's
approved
by
bids
until
28
Parish, La.
Offering—J. Elwood Sar-
Secretary
of
the
Parish
Jury, will receive sealed
Police
&
court
for
5
p.m.
(CST) on Nov.
purchase of $1,300,000
the
house
1956. Due
bonds.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
gality
Dated
Dec.
1,
from
1957
to
1
Interest
approved
Beach
Palm
Chairman
County
ceive
of
the
West
Doug-
Sold—No
bids
New
were
by
J-D.
Le¬
Chapman
&
Orleans, La.
Certificate
Offering—Rokgrt E,_
DeVelle, Director of Finance, will
receive
(CST)
sealed
bids
until
10
a.m.
Nov. 8 for the purchase
$547,000 New Series paving
of
on
certificates.
will
Oct.
29
receive
for
It
Dated
Jan.
Bond
bids
will
until
Offering—Elsie
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
of
on
Nov.
12 for
the
$1,332,000
building
1956. Due 011
bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
May 1 from 1958 to 1968 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
tution
ful
designated by the
success¬
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1,
Bond
Sale—The
offered
1736—were
$590,000
Oct,
23—v.
awarded
to
park
184,
the
p.
First
National
Bank
of
Chicago, and
Baxter, Williams & Co., of Cleve¬
land, as 3%s, at a pnee of 100.11,
basis of about 3.74%.
1957.
School
District
No.
Riverton),
Bond
P.42
(P.
O.
terest
over
ity
on
June
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
1957
and
to
in¬
(J-D) payable at The Han¬
Bank, New
approved
York City. Legal¬
by
Caldwell,
Mar-
1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
at
the
Clinton
County
& Trust Co., Rossville. Le¬
gality approved by ROss, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
1973
New
York City, the place to be
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Wood, King &
Dawson, of New York City.
1
(P. O. Monroe), La.
Bond
Sale
The
$2,600,000
building bonds offered Oct. 23—
v.
184, p. 1523—were awarded to
a
group headed by, the Hibernia
National bank, New Orleans, and
Equitable Securities Corp., Nash¬
Indianapolis Bond & Share
Corp., Indianapolis, as 3%s, at a
orice of 100.07, a basis of about
3.36%
the
City,
Offering—The
Board
of
Ind.
addi¬
inclusive.
1976
O.
(P.
Many),
18
La.
Bond Offering
J. M. Abington, Secretary of the Parish Police
Jury,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Nov. 15 for
the purchase of $20,000 equipment
—
improvement bonds. Due from
1957 to
1960 inclusive.
Secretary
School
Trustees
(CST) on Nov. 8 for the purchase
of $115,000 school building bonds.
Dated
bear
Sabine Parish Road District No.
and
Lafayette School
Bond
Bonds
r
$99,000 school
the
of
33/4s.
as
tional interest of 1.70% from 1971
City School City, Ind.
Sale—The
building bonds offered Oct. 23—
v.
184, p. 1629—were awarded to
West
ville,
to
Union
Bond
Nov.
Flint, Mich.
Sale
Bond
bonds
1629—were
The
—
offered
Oct.
$5,370,000
184, p.
22—v.
awarded
to
a
1, 1956. Due semi¬
annually from July 1, 1958 to July
1, 1967 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
linois National Bank & Trust
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
net interest cost of about
dicate
&
headed
Co.,
Inc.,
Chicago,
by
and
at
a
syn¬
Halsey, Stuart
Continental Il¬
of
price
Co.,
100.08,
a
3.12%,
as
IOWA
Clinton
Independent Sch. District,
III.
$300,000 bridge bonds: $100,000
4s, due on April 1 from 1958
Iowa
Offering—Roy L. Becker,
(EST) on Nov. 19 for the purchase
$750,000 certificates of indebt¬
edness, series No. 2. Dated Dec. 1,
1961
to
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable in New Orleans or
follows:
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
1°55. Due
1959
inclusive.
will receive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Lombard Park District, III.
am.
11
Nov.
Chicago banking insti¬
a
of
re¬
dated
are
payable
bidder.
bonds
bonds
1956.
Erickson,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8
The
Bank
County, City Sch. Dist. No. 61
(P. O. Waukegan), III.
July 1, from
on
—
inclusive.
the
reve¬
was
originally in¬
$1,650,000 bonds on
Due
Ouachita Parish School Dist. No.
62,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
on
July 1 from 1958 to 1970
Sangamon County Community High
Rar-
Board
Commissioners,
sealed
'
a
County (P. O.
Beach), Fla.
Certif'cate Offering—Paul
din,
until
B.
Bond
to
•
Offering.— Pauline
J.
1962
to 1967
tion, will receive sealed bids until
oral-bids
to
Dated Dec. 1,
1956.
Due
from
1975
inclusive.
terest
1958
J-J.
^bprles
Louis.
&
to
on
Jan. 1
Legality approved
Trauernicht,
of
In¬
Nov.
20
$1,745,000
for
2
(CST)
on
purchase
of
p.m.
the
school
Dated Nov.
building bonds.
15, 1956. Due on Nov.
by
15
St.
Legality aporoved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
from
1959
to
1976
^
inclusive.
on
1971
1,070,000
on
$100,000
April 1 from 1963
inclusive; and $100,000
3s, due
7:30 p.m.
until
inclusive;
3j/4s, due
Nelson,
Secretary of
Board
of
Directors, will receive sealed and
(CST) on Nov. 8 for the
purchase of $130,000 school bonds.
•
Cutler, of Chicago.
Gary, Ind.
Bonds Not
;
City
Legality
tain,
&
INDIANA
to
LOUISIANA
1966
(
1957
East Baton Rouge
Cutler,
The $395,000 mu¬
—
from
the
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Legality
&
1
Pripqpal,, and. interest
at
Bond
Sale
nicipal
M-N.
Chapman
offered Oct. 1
were
Nov.
1969 inclusive.
Oct. 22.
&
Co., Ar¬
thur M.
Krensky & Co., Rodman
& Renshaw, Sterne,
Agee & Leach,
Palm
bonds.
nue
Lake
April 1 from
1965, inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate:.
Equitable Securities Corporation,
R.
Manager,
bids
tended to sell
on
of
Bond Sale—The
$3,850,000 vari
ous pur roses bords
rvff-^ed CM 25
—v.
to
Due
inclusive.
III.
follows:
1957 to
St.
purchase of $335,bonds. Dated Nov. 1
Due on Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
awarded
$2,500,000
bonds
—
Chicago, Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank, New York City, First Bos¬
&
purchase of $1,500,000 water
net interest cost of about
1.2,000,000 4s. Due
Day
Main
Securities
Offering—Wm.
City
sealed
syndicate
a
Co.
receive
office
noon1
Jas,
"
184,
to
Bond
bonds
revenue
3yrd Brothers. Thornton, Mohr &
Parish, and Weil, Roth & Irving
for the
school
1956.
at
Howard,
Hartford,
to
electric
Bond Offering—Helen N. Kron
Town
offering
Savings
and
Lake Forest,
—
water and
receive
a.m..
1956. Due
the
Ohio
Orlando
3.41%,
President Ward Darley announces
that the Treasurer of the
Regents
of
&
The
—
building
v. 184,
23
..
ICO.01,
University
—
basis of about 3.b8%.
in
at
i
headed by Kidder,
Peabody & Co.,
New
York
City, at a price of
COLORADO
Bond
-
Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Sale
Chapin,
First National Bank
Bldg., Spring¬
field, until 9 a.m. (CST) on Nov.
14 for the purchase of
$1,000,000
sewer bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1956.
Co., and J.v P.
Co., Inc., and Bear,
Co., as 3.70s, at a price
Trust
bids
submitted for the $2,875,000 park¬
Townsend, Dabney and Tyson; ing Htecihties^te^venue
u* 200,000
borias ox¬
Arthur
Li
Wright & Co., Inc.; tered Oct. 22—v.
Sarasota
200,000
184, p. 1523.
A. Webster Dougherty &
Co.; H.
Series C
»
V. Sattley & Co.
Inc.; Dwinnell, Ross Townshin (P. O. Rossville),
Broward
Indiana
1,000,000 Harkness & Hill Incorporated; F.
Brittain Kennedy & Co.; Doll &
Duval
1,500,000
Bond Offering — Richard An¬
Isphording, Inc.; Magnus & Com¬
Hillsborough I1,200,000
drews, Township Trustee, will re¬
Orange
1,035,000 pany; Provident Savings Bank & ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Trust Company, Cincinnati; Sutro
Palm Beach____
790,000
(CST) on Nov. 5 for the purchase
Bros. & Co.; and Henry Dahlberg
of $124,000 bonds, as follows:
Legality approved by Caldwell,
and Company.
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
$62,000 School Township bonds.
New York City.
ILLINOIS
Due on July 1 from 1957 to
vere
.
,_"i
Chapin
to
a
Bond
school
—
Willowbrook School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
bids at his office
250,000
200,000
300,000
Santa Rosa
Bids
—
200,000
Pasco
District, Mendocino
Offering
1,000,000
Manatee
Okaloosa
County, Calif.
receive until
250,000
Escambia
from
1
1962 to 1976, inclusive.
Willow
300.000
Brevard
from
-
the
150,000
Series B
"
v-
Alachua
$29,000 4s.
-
_i
:r__.
■
fol¬
lows:
.
485,000
Nassau
of
sealed
1, 1956. Due
Company; Roosevelt
&
CrossIncorporated;
King,
Quirk & Co, Incorporated; Spen¬
cer
Trask
&
Co.; Anarews
&
Wells, Inc.; William R. Staats &
Co.; Stranahan, Harris & Com¬
pany; Seasongood & Mayer; Sing¬
er,
Deane
&
Scribner; Fulton,
Reid & Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.;
Breed & Harrison, Inc.; Malvern
Hill
&
Company Incorporated;
Ferris & Company,
$265,000
Hamilton
Deposit Bank of Stock¬
price of par, a net in¬
office
1957
Union
The
Franklin
Union Safe
ton, at
bonds to¬
revenue
taling $9,325,000 of the following
Sale—The $103,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 23—v. 184,
1628
of
receive
Dec.
Bank
Co.;
Tuexel
&
Co.; Paine,
Webber,
Jackson & Curtis; Equitable Secu¬
rities Corporation; Hornblower &
Weeks;" Hirsch & Co.; Ira Haupt
& Co.; Clark, Dodge &
Co.; Bax¬
ter Williams & Co.; Laurence M.
Marks & Co.; Wm. E. Pollock &
Co., Inc.
No¬
on
purchase
will
and
nairis
ion,
counties:
Bond
pi
the
the
Bank; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
White, Weld & Co.; Eastman Dil-
Education
U.
&
group:
were
—
&
!'■' Participating
James. T- Campbell, Capital Out¬
lay and Debt Service, announces
the
&
100.20,
are:
1523
Manhattan
&
Stearns
FLORIDA
p.
a
uevine
Morgan
of
184,
v.
—
Chase
J.
c.
Dean Witter &
of
The-
—
tees,
;
-
syndicate represent¬
merger of
groups headed
a
by
inclusive.
Bond
Co., Lawson, Levy
Stone & Younberg,
(Territory of)
Sale
awarded to
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
1981, inclusive.
members
23
Des Moines
"fer, Clerk of the Board> of Trus-> Oct.
vUrbana and Champaign
Sanitary
Diet. (P. O. Box 18,
Urbana), III.
$12,000,000
public improvement bonds offered
Nov. 9 for the purchase
1957 to 1960, inclusive.
49,000 4V2S. Due on Oct. 15 from
1961 to 1973, inclusive.
40,000 4y4s. Due on Oct. 15 from
Bond,
•
mitory revenue bonds.' Dattd Oct.
1, 1955. Due on Oct. 1 from 1958
to
Interest
HAWAII
of $1,265,000 non tax-exempt dor¬
until <4
inclusive.
,
Georgetown College '(P. O. :i- ■{
Washington, D. C.), D. C.
Bond Offering—Rev.
Joseph F.
Cox.alan - S. J., President, will re¬
bids
Dated
Sept. 1 from
Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimbxe & Mitcnell,
of New York City.
.
Sale—The $101,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 23—v. 184,
p.
to *1996
bonds.
on
M-S.
~
.
$2,100,000 general
obligation •' sewer
Sept. 1, 1956. Due
to
Bond Offering—Frank M. Pfei-
i
,•
Offering—Carlisle Manly,
Secretary of .tae Board of Com¬
$300,000 First
anticipation notes of-
Oct.
Trust
•
«
Bond
The
—
District tax
ierea
&
v
440
Ave., St. Petersburg Beach), Fla.
.Co., as 3s, at a price
basis of about 2.90%.
Torrington,
,A
Note
v
Parker
Springfield Sanitary District (P. O.
Springfield), III.
.
~
^ Co, Stroud & Co Ira
Auchincloss,
Ana,
1950.
and
(M-N)
Los
&
Haupt & Co., G. F. Childs & Co.,
-
Oct. 30 for
on
purchase of $660,000
bonds.
on
Co., Inc., Glore, Forgan
Golaman, Sachs & Co.,
Co., Blair &. Co.. Inc.,
Co.,
Bache
KeynDias
Tustin Union High School
bids
Stuart &
&
55
.
April
1
from 1968
inclusive.
street
bonds:
improvement
$250,000
4s, due on
April 1 from 1958 to 1962 in¬
clusive; $300,000 3V4s, due on
April 1 from 1963 to 1967 in¬
clusive;
and $490,000
3s,
due
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1844)
April
on
2.500,000
$205,000
April
1
4s,
due
1958
from
from
1
25,000 fire trucks and equipment
bonds.
1962
to
1956. Due
1,
1957
from
1
1956.
Oct.
Dated
inclusive.
1966
to
Oct.
on
Leganty
Thorncuke,
by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
bonds: $125,000 4s, due on April 1
from
1958 to 1962 inclusive; $125,000 3 Vis, due on April 1 from
1963
000
inclusive;
1967
to
3s,
1968
due
April
on
from
1
and
inclusive:
1980
to
$820,-
$430,00J 3V4S, due on April 1
from 1981 to 1986 inclusive.
at
bank
a
trust
or
company
troit.
Blyth &
Co.,
First of Mich¬
Inc.,
Louis, Braum,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., R. S. Dick¬
Company,
City, Mich.
Sale—The $140,000
Bond
and
&
Van
J.
Witter
&
Ingen
Co.,
Dean
&
Co., Bacon, Whipple &
Co., Wtn. Blair & Co.. J. C. Brad¬
ford & Co., Kenower, Mac Arthur
Co., Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
V. Sattley & Co., StranaHarris & Co., and Watling,
Inc., H.
han,
& Co.
Lerchen
Grosse
Boric!
184,
&
Kindred
Co.,
sealed
19
$130,000
Due
Dated
Nov.
on
7:30
1
purchase
'company
1956.
1,
i9o/
irom
of
Highway
Nov.
Principal
yftl-N) payable at
P,
receive
(CST)
p.m.
Vehicle
Motor
inclusive.
will
the
for
bonds.
Fund
Norbert
—
Clerk,
bids until
Nov.
Mich.
Pointe,
ia'tx
10
interest
and
bank or.trust
a
designated
by
the
pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by.
Canfield.
ler,
Paddock
Mil¬
Stone,
&
School
District,
Offering
Chanter,
Secretary
Mich.
Howard
—
Wells
until
8
of
(EST)
p.m.
on
Nov.
1
bonds
offered
1736—were
by
of
Bond
Offering
L.
Secretary of Board
will
receive
(EST)
p.m.
chase
of
bonds.
sealed
bids
until
$225,000
school
Oct.
$900,000
Oct.
water
23—v.
awarded
to
184,
a
p.
group
1, 1956. Due
on
sealed
ceive
bids
the
at
Boston
Safe
Deposit & Trust Co.,
Franklin St., Boston, until 11
(EST)
of
100
a.m.
Oct. 30 for the purchase
on
$216,000 school bonds.
Dated
1, 1956. Due on Nov. 1 from
Nov.
1957
1976
bank
(J-J)
trust
or
pay¬
company
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Sale
—
bonds offered
1629
—
were
The
Oct.
$36,000 school
18
—
v.
184,
p.
Legality
Ropes,
ap¬
Gray,
Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Maryland
Certificate
Middleville,
Oct.
of)
Morgan
23—v.
&
Ripley
184,
to
a
1629—
p.
group
Co.,
,
Inc.,
blower
&
Weeks, Dick & MerleSmith, W. H. Morton & Co., Robert
Garrett & Sons, Brown Bros. Har¬
2%s,
&
at
Co., and Sutro Bros., as
nrice of 101.82, a basis
a
of about 2.52%.
|
p.
Paine,
Curtis,
of
Detroit.
Midland, Mich.
Lybolt,
Offering.—
Kenneth
City
will
Clerk,
W.
receive
sealed
bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 31 for the purchase of
$178,000 special assessment water main
bonds.
Oct. 1
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
from 1957 to 1961 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Ontonagon
County (P.
Ontonagon), Mich.
Note
Sale
anticipation
—
to
v.
184,
the
p.
—
The
$30,000
notes offered
1629
—
Citizens
Oct.
tax
18
were awarded
State
ton agon.
Bond
jonds
Sale
Bank
2
offered
Oct.
to
184.
a
O.
(P.
departmental
ment bonds
68,000
as
public
bonds
as
voting
equip¬
6s.
1629—were awarded to
p.
going
bonds
Oct. 24
225
Bond
machine
bonds
as
bridge construction bonds
3s.
school
building
bonds
parking facilities
bonds
$110,000 4V2S.
1957
Due
184,
v.
a
group
p^r-i
&
Brothers,
and
Sutro
Bond
Dated
on
1982
inclusive.
1
from
will
receive
(CST)
chase
of
from
—
Oscar
bids
Offering—Helen
until
•-ealed
V.
Wal¬
receive
bids at the National Shaw-
Bank
of
Boston,
40
Water
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST)
)n
Oct.
3l for the purchase of
3170.000
65,000
of
bonds,
sewer
.l.from
as
follows:
bonds.
1957 to
Due
ignated
ity approved
|
|
by
&
Faegre
at
any
Nov,
P
on
Nov.
§
Minne-
of
Benson,
|
Pennock, Minn.
until 5 p.m.
I
(
Oct. 29 for the purchase
|
lund,
bids
will receive
(CST) on
of $12,000
bonds.
Due
Clerk,
Village
sealed
obligation
general
1957
?;
inclusive.
1972
to
pur¬
Dec. 1
on
any
by
Dorsey, Owen,
& Barber, of Min¬
Scott
Bond
Offering
'receive
p.m.
(CST)
on
chase
of
ment
bonds.
on
Jan.
inclusive.
payable at
bids
street
Dated
until
1,
pur¬
1986
Offering
Howard
—
bids
until
for
10
the
purchase
Dec.
15
from
15,
of
1956.
1957
$208,000
Due
Dec.
on
Principal and interest (J-D)
pay¬
able at the Chase Manhattan Bank,
New
of
York
Treasurer's
City,
at the City
or
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
of New
York
City.
Minneapolis-St.
Paul Airport
port
Sale—The
23
184,
v.
—
a
bonds
1630
p.
were
headed by the
group
Nation^l„Bank of Minneap¬
olis,
3s,
as
from
1958
at
par.
1962
to
30 days'
on
Due
Jan.
on
1
Call¬
inclusive.
to
Bond
Oct.
Dated
1
1959
from
eral
Legality approved by
Sibley County (P. O.
Gaylord),
1959
to
W. C. Olden-
j
burg. County Auditor, will receive
;
p.m. (CST)
purchase of
j
Bond
Offering
—
sealed bids until 1:30
on
Nov.
the
for
1
Minn.
of Minne¬
Benson,
&
Shelly, Minn.
1
general
;
obligation bonds offered Oct. 23—
v.
184, p. 1525—were awarded to
the State Bank of Shelly, as 4s.
j
Sale—The $12,500
Bond
County
Washington
No.
School
Indep.
101
(P. O.
Mahtomedi), Minn.
gen¬
improvement
and
a
group
by the Northwestern Na¬
of
Bank
Minneapolis, as
tional
Sale—The
$530,0p0 gen¬
bonds offered Oct.
1630—were awarded
eral obligation
22—v. 184, p.
to
National Bank of St.
First
the
Paul.
<
County Indep.
Washington
No.
District
follows:
101
(P.
School
O.
Mahtomedi), Minn.
$1,120,000
improvement
bonds:
$735,000 3V2S, due on Dec. 1
from 1959 to 1969 inclusive;
...
$385,000.3.80s, due on Dec.
from
1970 to
1977
interest
additional
1969
inclusive;
1976
eral
;
$530,000
bonds
obligation
Oct. 22
gen¬
ottered
awarded to the First
were
National
of Minneapolis.
Bank
=
and
Wayzata, Minn.
ol
255,000 park bonds: $140,000 3V2s
due on Dec. 1 from
1958 tc
$115,00C
Dec. 1 from 1.97C
inclusive. Plus addi¬
3.80s, due
Sale—The
Bond
inclusive
$7 from June 1 to Dec. 1, 1957.
on
Offering
Date
Changed
The
—
offering of $90,000 public building
bonds
originally
scheduled
for
Oct. 23
v.
184, p. 1738 — has
—
been
\
MISSISSIPPI
I
.
1 to Dec.
Other
1, 1957.
members
of
Mississippi (State of)
the
group-
Sale
Bond
—
The
$1,500,000
E. T. Johnson,
1966 inclusive. Prin¬
payable at
by
approved
the
Junior
obligation bonds offered Oct 24—
v.
184, p. 1738—were awarded to
the
Deposit Guaranty Bank
&
Trust Co.,
and Leland Speed &
Co., Inc., J. 1VL
Co., Juran & Moody, Inc..
&
any
institution desig¬
purchaser. Legality
by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
&
Co., Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood, First National Bank, oi
St.
Paul.
Prescott
heimer-Egan,
Wood
&
&
Co..
Mann-
Inc., and Harold E.
Colleges
Moose
Bond
general
Co., jointly.
Lake, Minn.
Offering—C.
Village
Clerk,
L.
I
J
;
j
Pisgah Consol.
School District (P. O. Many),
County,
Mississippi
Ander¬
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 5 for the purchase of $35,000
improvement bonds. Dated Dec.
son,
building
Co.
Rankin
,
'
changed to Nov. 7.
tional interest of $6 from June
Kalman
suitable banking
nated
■
bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1, 1956.
Due 011 July 1 from
1959 to 1976, inclusive.
Principal
and interest payable at a banking
institution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
drainage
$585,000
Allison-Williams
interest
j-
Minnesota
Bond
Sale—The $1,375,000
obligation
headed
de¬
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
Lfor the purchase of $11,500 gen¬
eral
obligation
hospital
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1
front
t
1986 inclusive. In¬
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
District
1525—were awarded to
p.
1969
Minneapolis.
—
t
im¬
1, 1956. Due on Oct.
to
terest A-O.
notice.
park bonds offered Oct. 23—v. 184,
signated by the purchaser. Legal¬
ity aooroved by Faegre & Benson,
Bond Offering
[
facilities.
Moorhead, Minn.
interest
suitable bank
City,
;
a.m.
500,000
capitol
approach
provement bonds.
offered
—
10
$650,000 detention and work house
air¬
$3,000,000
improvement
until
bias
Mit-
will re¬
Comptroller,
by Faegre
apolis.
(P. O. St. Paul),
Minn.
:*
(CST) on Nov. 24 for the purchase
$1,150,000 bonds, as follows:
acqui¬
bonds
inclusive.
1976'
to
Nov.
on
and parkway
improvement
and
Dated
(CST)
a.m.
Minn.
of
I.
Moore, Secr etary of Board of Park
to
any
Paul,
Offering—Joseph J.
Bond
Minneapolis, Minn.
1956
1959
and
Principal
St.
Dec.
on
8
improve¬
Oct.
from
1
to
Oa
bonds.
sealed
Plus
Oct. 31 for the
$90,000
19567 Due
184,
to the Farmers & Merchants State
Bank, of Preston.
City
Village Clerk
—
sealed
purchase
building
t;
swim-
$35,000
bonds offered Oct. 24
p.
1738—were awarded
pool
—v.
chell,
and
will
the
Sale—The
Bond
ming
C.
(GST)-
p.m.
Preston, Minn.
142
Minn.
ceive
neapolis.
cipal and
1969 inclusive.
60,000 street bonds, Due
'
on
"
suitable
payable
Principal and interest payable at
any
suitable banking institution
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
8
banking innstitution des¬
by the purchaser. Legal¬
Chisago
Treasurer, will
|
W.
inclusive. Prin¬
1973
1,
1959
Clerk,
building bonds
1,* 1956. Due
1959 to
suitable
of
|1
banking institution designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
inclusive.
able
Nov. 7 for the
on
$150,000
for
awarded to
District
sealed
13
7:30
school
from
1
Oct.
Minnesota
Offering
No.
Carleton
—
until
Nov.
Bond
June
Due
to
Bond
bids
$775,000
inclusive.
1976
to
District
Offering
Commission
County Indep. Sch. District
(P. O. Columbia Heights),
65
Due
Mel O. Olson,
Dain
Co.
City
Bank, of
Bloomington),
Nov.
on
First
Anoka
Haverhill, Mass.
ler,
—
awarded
were
—
School
June 1 from
on
MINNESOTA
of the account::
—
Bond Offering—Melvin R, Berg-
Miller, District Clerk, will receive
June 1 from
on
4s.
rated
Bros.
Bond Offering
from
O.
1
Ripley & Co., Incorpo¬
Kidder, Peabody &
Co.,
Sstabrook
&
Co., Laurence M.
Vlarks & Co., Trust Company of
Georgia, at Atlanta, Robert W.
laird
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Winslow,
louglas
&
McEvoy,
Wachovia
3ank
&
Trust Co., of Winston'alem, Kenower, MacArthur &
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Fergus), Minn.
21
District Clerk, will
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Hopkins), Minn.
1630
p.
sealed
Brooklyn Park, Minn.
Other members
(P. O.
St. Paul.
3s.
as
No.
apolis.
to the American National
inclusive.
1865
to
Barker.
3s.
from
to the
—
Sale—The $375,000 school
sition
Mich.
cipal and interest payable at
3s.
800.600
1630
p.
building bonds offered Oct. 18
15
of Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., Shannon & Co., S. R
Livingstone, Crouse & Co., at a
price of 100.002, a net interest cost
of about 4.14%, as follows:
>
Dated Dec.
3s.
postponed
was
184,
v.
—
above date.
special park
composed
p.m.
construc¬
ways
from
inclusive.
Christopherson,
31,000.000
1
Dearborn),
>.14%,
follows:
Ottertail
terest
Note—The offering of the fore¬
Commissioners, will receive sealed
July
ing bonds offered Oct. 24—v. 184.
York
as
July 1 from
on
Sale—The $485,000 build¬
Bond
by the First Boston Corp.,
City, at a price ot
100.40, a net interest cost of about
New
obligation
building
1, 1956. Due on
Principal and interest payable at
any suitable
bank designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
Bond
p.
group
on
1 from 1959 to 1981 inclusive.
July 1 from
Township School Dist.
$5,768,000
23—v.
awarded
follows:
as
on
on
1985
to
1977
The
—
$2,200,000
inclusive.
Due
No.
■
massess
No.
Boston, Mass.
■>ut
O.
1982
Dearborn
160,000
Tarriman
to
&
4s.
1966
as
184,
Bond
4.18%,
215,000 4Lis. Due
MASSACHUSETTS
Mich.
awarded
500,000
Harriman
Co., Inc., First Boston
Corp., Glore, Forgan & Co., East¬
man
Dillon, Union Securities &
Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Horn-
(CST)
receive sealed
(CST) on Oct.,
29
for the
purchase of $850,000
school building bawds. Dated Nov.
1, 1956. Due on Nov. 1 from 1959
to 1985 inclusive. Principal and in¬
1965 inclusive.
com¬
&
J 737—were
Jackson
general
(P.
R. Livingstone & Co.,
Co., at a net interest
1966 to 1981
posed of Bankers Trust Co.* J. P.
',700.000
■
The.
—
of about
cost
1957 to
(State
awarded
were
Sale—The $50,000 general
obligation water supply system
bonds offered Oct. 22—v.
Webber,
bids until 2 p.m.
bonds. Dated Nov.
Feb.
Mich.
Dist.,
$420,000 4%s. Due
Sale—The $8,688,000
of
indebtedness
of¬
Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle
Macartney, of St. Paul.
by
6c
1,5 for the purchase of $235,-
solidated
Co.,
Stranahan,
Harris
&
Co.,
Watling, Lerchen & Co., Friday
MARYLAND
1,200,000
Bond
2.90s,
basis 01
as
of First ol
Michigan Corp., Northern Trust
Co., Cnicago, Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co.; John Nuveen &
&
as
Wade, Inc., of Grand Rapids.
p.
composed
S.
tion
awarded to Walter J.
184,
1629—were awarded to
p.
group
Co.,
Road, R.F.D. Saginaw), Mich.
Bond
184,
v.
a
Crouse
1,000,000
(P. O. 7355 Swan Creek
sealed
water
24—v.
bopds offered Oct. 22—
&
Township School District
No. 4
Sch.
Sale
building
inclusive. Principal
payable at the above-
leaded
James
Bond
«
j
by the suc¬
Legality approved
designated
Hennepin County Joint Indep. Con¬
Bank.
by
stitution
cessful bidder.
Minn.
James J. Kel-
—
f
a
District Clerk, will receive
leher,
No.
MICHIGAN
mentioned
proved
15
and
Principal
2.87%.
about
and interest
to
Joint
banking in-
inclusive.
payable at
1967
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
awarded to George P.
Chelsea
Winthrop, Me.
,
Offering — Virginia M.
Souther, Town Treasurer, will re¬
Counties
District No.
Offering
Bond
1523—were
a
&
& Co., of Boston,
price of 100.14, a
a
Scott
O. Savage),
(P.
Mass.
Oct.
ofrered
1737—were
of about 3.59%.
Principal and interest
at
bonds
Fogg
July 1 from 1957 to 1983 inclusive.
able
p.
Sale—The $140,000
Bond
at
8
building
184,
of about 3.13%.
Shrewsbury,
Dillon, Union Securities
& Co., Tucker Anthony & R. L.
Day, and Lyons & Shafto, Inc., as
3.60s. at a price of 100.03, a basis
Nov. 1 for the pur¬
on
Dated
D.
Eldred,
of Education,
—
to
O.
(P.
Eastman
riman
City School District, Mich.
ol
Coffin
25—v.
Oct.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1959
1956.
Barber, of Minneapolis.
to
Mass.
awarded
of 100.28, a basis
composed of Smith, Barney & Co.,
fered
Detroit.
Howard
District
Sale—The
Bond
certificates
for
Legality
approved
Stevens & Moorman,
Berry,
Kennebunkport and
Water
of
Board
the purchase of $1,200,000 school
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
Due on July 1 from 1957 to 1982
inclusive. Principal
and interest
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser.
offered
1737—were
Kennebunk), Me.
F.
Education, will receive sealed bids
and
Bond
$300,0U0 water
1,280,000 4V4S. Due
Area
Bond
Bedford,
1,
by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott &
184, p.
W. E.
v.
Burr, of Boston, as 3.20s, at a price
Kennebunk,
Detroit.
Holly
—
awarded
Sale—The
Minne¬
of
10
Indep. School
000
Co., and Lyons & Shafto,
New
Bond
bonds
MAINE
of
Inc., jointly, as 3s,# at a price
100.30, a basis of about 2.95%.
of
Chicago.
Dodge,
&
Oct. 22
were
—
awarded
1737—were
p.
Barcus,
Bond
Offering
City
Naff,
>
btorey,
$124,000 school
Sale—The
Hutton &
curb
bonds offered Oct. 22
gutter
—v.
to
St.
of
Co., Hornblower & Weeks,
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
of
1,
Holyoke, Mass.
Bond
1737
Traverse
igan Corporation. Mercantile Trust
on
by
Palmer
bonds offered
Barber,
&
Monday, October 29, 1956
.
.
interest
Nov.
designated
Other members of the syndicate:
&
Nov.
Boston.
hospital
ker, Scott
apolis.
interest pay¬
and
approved
able
1,500,009
B.
Nov.
on
dated
are
Principal
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
inclusive.
son
Due
1965 inclusive.
to
able at the above-mentioned bank.
clusive; and $720,000 3V4S, due
on
April 1 from 1981 to 1986
*
1966 inclusive.
to
1957
bonds
The
inclusive; $1,350,000 3s, due on
April 1 from 1968 to 1980 in¬
1
1957
from
45,000 water bonds.
city hall
and
Dakota
on
inclusive; $225,000 3 Lis, aue
on April
1 frorp 1963 to 196/
station
bonds.
improvement
s e w e r
bonds:
fire
$60,000
1
Mich.
Parchment,
1968 to 1971
from
1
inclusive.
.
Bond Sale
building
Southern
son.
—
An issue of $50,000
to the
Bond Company, of Jackbonds
was
sold
■
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.
j
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!
Number 5581
184
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
MISSOURI
NEW
HAMPSHIRE
City,
Edwards &
G.
A.
Louis, at
Sons,
of St.
price of 100.01, a net
a
about
of
cost
interest
Oct.
1738—were awarded
22—v. 184, p.
to
offered
bonds
Bond
2.81%,
Offering—Edward R. Be-
noit, City Treasurer, will
sealed
bids
Bank
of
the
at
Boston,
Boston,
until
First
National
Milk
45
11
receive
on
$56,000 -3s. Due on March
from
1
the
1963 inclusive.
1961 to
93,000 2%s. Due on March 1 from
1964
inclusive.
1968
to
sealed
on
afore-mentioned
bank,
at
Legal¬
or
City Treasurer's office.
ity
approved
by
Storey,
at
Thorn-
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Buren,
Onondaga,
(P. O. Camillus), N. Y.
Offering — Gerald
E.
bids until
Oct.
29
11:30
for
1957
and
1961
to
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
the
$72,194.90
school
Oct. 1, 1956. Due
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
on
New
York
City Housing Authority,
New
Kane, District Clerk, will receive
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1965 inclusive.
the
1
Bond
Principal and interest payable
as
follows:
4.07%.
Geddes Central Sch.
and
Dist. No.
Street,
(EST)
a.m.
Camillus,' Van
Elbridge
price of 100.18,
a
of about
Nashua, N. H.
—
improvement
4.10s, at
as
basis
a
Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Bond Sale
The $149,000 park
from
1
inclusive.
Principal
interest (A-O) payable at the
York
Note Offering—Philip J. Cruise,
Chairman,
will
receive
sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Nov. 1
for
the
purchase of $19,950,001
Series
1956.
V
notes.
Dated
Due June 5,
and interest
ical
Nov.
27,
Principal
1957.
payable at the Chem¬
Corn
Exchange Bank, New
York City.
Legality approved by
Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan, Mc
Govern &
Lane, of N. Y. City.
City School District, Mo.
Bond
Sale
The $4,000,000
building bonds offered Oct. 24—
184,
a
group
1738—were awarded to
p.
composed of Harris Trust
Sale—The
Note
—
v.
Note
Nashua, N. H.
offered
$200,000
23—v.
184,
notes
Nashua,
at
discount.
2.125%
Savings Bank, First National
Bank, and Northern Trust Co., all
of
Chicago, Harriman Ripley &
Co.,
Mercantile
Trust
Co.,
St.
City
National
Bank
&
Co., Kansas City, and Stern
& Co., as follows:
Trust
Bros.
2%s.
$1,400,000
from
Due
1957 to
1964
to
1,800,000
from
Due
1968 to
Fair
Bond
eral
1
Louis
syndicate
a
of
The
Chicago,
Exchange Bank,
composed
Co., of
Northern
Trust
Chemical
Corn
Guaranty Trust Co., both of New
York City, Bache & Co., Weeden
&
Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., Estabrook & Co., Shearson,
Hammill & Co., Tucker Anthony
Co.,
&
R.
$466,000
improvement,
street
gen¬
assess¬
L.
Day, A. G. Edwards &
Sons, Central Republic Company,
& Wells, Inc., and KenMacArthur & Co.; at a price
of 100.06, a net interest cost of
about 2.69%, as follows:
$760,000
Due
6s.
1958
1962
to
1972
to
inclusive.
Feb. 1 from
on
composed
group
Co.,
&
of
Boland,
Co., B. J. Van-. Ingen &
and
Roosevelt
&
Cross, as
price of 100.006, a basis
Bond
the
of
Board
2
(CST)
p.m.
on
Nov.
7
the
for
purchase of $950,000 non tax-ex¬
empt dormitory revenue
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due on Nov. 1
1959 to 1996 inclusive.
from
interest payable
cipal and
F.
Bank, of Trenton.
by
Hawkins,
approved
Delafield
&
Wood,
of
New
York
at the
City,
the Chase Manhattan Bank,
at
or
New York
City. Legality approved
Stinson,
by
Mag,
Thomson, McCity.
Evers & Fizzell, of Kansas
School
(P. O. Jacobstown), N. J.
Bond Sale
184,
B.
1630
p.
100.15,
&
Company,
4%s,
as
at
of
price
a
of
basis of about 4.35%.
a
County Regional High Sch.
1
(P. O. Little Falls),
No.
bonds
Jersey
Sale—The $175,000 school
&
3.30s,
18
184,
v.
—
awarded to J.
were
—
Hanauer
as
Oct.
offered
1525
p.
B.
Company, of Newark,
at
price
a
of
100.14,
a
basis of about 3.28%.
bonds,
of
Sale—A
the
National
N.
State
Hornblower
Co.,
Co., Roosevelt
and
Phelps,
No.
District
will
bonds
The
No.
bonds.
697
15,
District
Improvement
8,520
dated
be
Nov.
Bank
of
Weeks,
&
Cross, Byrne
&
Inc.,
Great
Sale
—v.
184, p.
Grande
&
Falls,
—
Mont.
The
City
Van
Deventer
The
group
MEXICO
receive sealed
(MST) on Nov. 8
for the purchase of not less than
$80,000 or more than $90,000 water
and
1, 1956. Principal and inter¬
Legality approved by Tall-
City
Clerk,
5
sealed
receive
will
(MST) on Nov.
the purchase of $1,800 Spe¬
bids until
for
cial
8
Hill,
p.m.
Assessment
District
bonds., Dated Dec.
918
No.
Offering
Village
Rossino,
receive
N.
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
Y.
Delphine
—
until
2
1957
from
to
1996
able
the
at
Western
Chadron, Neb.
Bond
Wrage,
Offering
City
Clerk,
—
Margaret
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST)
Due
bonds.
on
Dec.
inclusive.
Dated
1
from
Legality
Dec.
1957
1961
Baird
by
&
price of
a
of about
No.
York,
pay¬
Co.
of
of
Union
(P. O.
6
Brookhaven,
p.
100.25,
a
(P.
p.
of
O.
Sale
1402
Roosevelt
p
York
New
interest!
at an effective
cost
Sch.
Free
Seaford),
C.
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
&
Ridge
Fire
Ridge),
—
The
N.
&
—
were
N.
(EST)
a.m.
on
Peck National
Bank, Seaford. Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
afield & Wood, of N. Y. City.
Disttrict
Y.
fire
—
awarded
3
(P.
Sale
184,
to
sanitary
Dated
Oct.
on
Canajoharie. Legality 'approved
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
Sea
Bond
Cliff, N. Y.
Sale
The
—
and
bonds
fire
building
$51,000
municipal
offered
1739—were
Oct.
24—v.
awarded
to
Co., New York City,
of
100.03,
basis
a
184,
p.
Tilney &
3.80s, at
as
of
Treasurer,
O. Huntington),
will
bids until 2 p.m.
Oct.
30 for the
000
Bond
about
Sale
cipal
and
1985
1957 to
the
Ohio
$825,000 non¬
dormitory
bonds
of¬
Home Finance Agency.
v
;
Note Sale
The $12,000 street
improvement notes offered Oct. 12
to
184,
the
receive
(EST)
on
Director
receive
sealed
(EST)
Co.,
approved by
Heckler &
Vandewater,
first
revenue
1, 1956. Due
Offering
Ohio
Cain
receive
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m. (EST)
on
Nov.
9
for
the
purchase of
$479,364.45 bonds, as follows:
City
Agnes
—
Clerk,
will
$200,000 Viaduct Project Fund No.
1
bonds.
1958 to
Due
1977
162,639.65
from
.
1958
50,000.00
improvement,
Due
Fire
Police
and
and
Fund
1
No.
Dec.
on
1
1967 inclusive.
to
struction
public parking bonds offered
Oct.
25
v.
184, p. 1739 — were
1
265, special assess¬
bonds.
from
assess¬
Dec.
on
1967 inclusive.
street
No.
series
ment
from
improvement,
Due
1958 to
66,724.80
1
264, special
bonds.
ment
Dec.
on
inclusive.
street
series No.
Suffern, N. Y.
water
pur¬
waterworks,
mortgage
Columbus,
Sykes,
$390,000
the
for
Dated August
Bond
Galloway, of N. Y. City.
Sale—The
14
Cleveland.
Genesee
Trust
a.m.
11
semi-annually
from
February
and August 1, 1961 to February 1,
1983 inclusive. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
(J-J)
payable
Valley
Union
Spencerport.
Legality
will
until
$10,000,000
extension
C.
Finance,
of
bids
Nov.
on
of
bonds.
of
Bank,
3s.
as
Knuth,
chase.
awarded
National
Cleveland, Ohio
Offering — Edward
Bond
inclusive. Prin¬
interest
1402—were
p.
Third
Circleville,
and
York
Technology
The
—
fered Oct. 4—v. 184, p. 1402—were
sold to the Federal Housing and
purchase of $253,-
improvement bonds.
July 1, 1956. Due on July 1
from
at
of
Cleveland),
exempt
public
Dated
Company, of Colum¬
a price of 100.31, a
O.
a
Spencerport, N. Y.
Offering—E. F. Cosgrove,
Village
sealed
Oct.
about 2.95%.
Brown,
Bond
offered
1631—were awarded
p.
Institute
system
sewer
1, 1956. Due
by
truck
bonds
3s, at
as
Case
tax
Ohio
The $57,000 street
—
Ohio
the
bus,
—v.
re¬
p.m.
Oct. 30 for the purchase
$42,000
Bond
Offering—Joseph W. Cer-
Supervisor,
Town
mak,
sealed
ceive
will
until
bids
11
re¬
a.m.
Oct. 31 for the purchase
of
$216,000 public improvement
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
(EST)
on
April
1
1957 to
from
1966 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
payable at the
Bank
of
Security
bons
South
Huntington,
Water
.
sealed
(EST)
of
District
(P.
on
bids
$400,000
1957
until
water
Con¬
Furnishings
bonds.
<
11
Bond
v.
to
Cross, of New York
Sale—The
offered
bonds
a.m.
Principal
Cross, and
&
Co.,
24—v.
to
George, B.
jointly, as
100.58, a basis
Inc.,
of
184,
p.
Roosevell
Due
4s,
of
at
water
bonds
Bond
Rochelle,
184,
on
N.
184,
p.
works
rev¬
Oct.
24—
Bond
bonds
are
dated
Dec.
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the City Treasurer's
ofice.
Legality approved
by
Bricker, Marburger, Evatt & Bar¬
ton, of Columbus.
Columbus,
Bond
Offering
Ohio
Agnes Brown
Cain,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m. (EST)
on Nov. 1 for the
purchase of $11,—
special assessment street
improvement
bonds,
series
No.
Y.
Sale—The $290,000 public
projects
were
N.
offered
1956
1958
bonds
Oct.
Co. of Western New York, of
falo,
a
263. The bonds
17
awarded to the Marine Trust
2.70s, at
as
a
Buf¬
price of 100.38,
Lee
and
Common
Rome
Rome), N. Y.
The $195,000
Sale
Bond
—
Bricker,
Evatt
$691,000 vari¬
bonds offered Oct. 23
1738—were awarded
by
&
B«nd
24—v.
&
Cross, and Manu¬
Traders
Buffalo,
jointly,
price
100.44,'
of
Trust
Co.,
3.90s, at a
basis of about
Offering
Ohio
3.86%.
—
E. E. Hager-
bids
sealed
(EST)
on
chase
of
Nov.
20
until
for
$2,500,000
as
a
Marburger,
Barton, of Columbus.
Director of Finance, will re¬
ceive
184, p. 1739—were awarded
Principal
payable at the City
Legality
ap¬
Dayton,
ele¬
15,
15 from
office.
man,
Roosevelt &
inclusive.
interest
mentary school bonds offered Oct.
to
Nov.
on
Treasurer's
School District No. 4 (P. O.
the
noon
pur¬
bonds,
as
follows:
$1,150,000 water works extension
and
NORTH
improvement bonds.
DAKOTA
sanitary
350,000
about
Y.
1962
to
and
dated Nov.
are
and mature
proved
basis of about 2.64%.
Western,
Edgeley, N. Dak.
The $41,000
Sale
—
equipment
Oct.
1526
awarded
—
were
street'
improvement
and
bonds offered
15
—
v.
to
400,000
Se¬
400,000
nouard, Village Clerk, will receive
2.98%.
sealed
and
Amherst, Ohio
Offering — Robert Re-
bids until 3 p.m.
sewer
improve¬
storm
ment
bonds.
>
200,000 street opening, widening
OHIO
Bond
elimina¬
bonds.
curity National Bank, of Edgeley.
group composed
improve¬
crossing
grade
tion
184, p.
the
sewer
bonds.
ment
of J. P. Mor¬
gan & Co., Inc., White,
Weld &
Co., and National Bank of West¬
chester, of White Plains, as 3s, at
a price of 100.06, a basis
of about
a
in¬
The
were
South
1630.
p.
a
Sale—The
purposes
bids
offered
enue
Bond
New
1967
to
1956.
Gibbons
3.94%.
to
Division
Bay
facturers
Y.
$150,000 water
awarded
1738—were
&
price
Oct.
1958
786.69
bonds.. Dated
Feb. 1 from
Monroe, N.
'
.
Sold—No
Not
submitted for the $3,000,000
and interest
.
County Water Authority
from
1
clusive.
(P. O. Riverhead), N. Y.
Bonds
on
inclusive.
1955
to
&
Suffolk
Dec.
of
Cross, George B. Gib¬
Inc., Bacon, Steven¬
Watertown,
Oct. 31 for the purchase
Aug. 1, 1956. Due
Co.,
O.
Town
ceive
&
composed
group
Huntington
Huntington), N. Y.
Offering—Joseph W. CerSupervisor, will re¬
Bond
mak,
a
Co., R. D. White & Co., and
Tilney & Co., as 4s, at a price of
100.12, a basis of about 3.98%.
son
ap¬
Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
to
Roosevelt &
National
Vandewater,
by
awarded
(A-O)
Huntington. Legality
proved
ous
19
until
Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1972 inclusive.
Y.
purchase of $3,400,000 building bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1956.
Due on May 1 from 1957
to
1983 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at
the
City
Bank
Farmers
Trust
Co.,
New
York City, or at
the Fort
Gallo¬
$50,000
Oct*
bids
Dist.
will receive sealed
11:30
Bexley,
Bond
—
Bridge), N. Y.
Offering — Edward
bonds.
be
to
bidder.
Circleville, Ohio
Palatine
price
Nov. 1 for the
Vande-
Heckler
house bonds offered
184,
Hutzler,
184,
Salomoi
to
of
office
Trustee,
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
of 2.477%.
Offering—Louise W. Moll,
until
bids
Buffalo.
by
of New York City.
Bond
25—v.
awarded
the
at
successful
ders &
group
2.95%.
District Clerk,
—v.
1956.
to
approved
Martin,
Lane,
Pedersen, of Omaha..
Wells,
1,
3s, at
as
Bond
p.m.
on
Nov. 5 for the purchase of $10,000
sewer
Trust
approved
Sykes,
water,
way,
Marine
New
Legality
will
184,
a
Hanseatic Corp.,
York
Hempstead
will
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S)
NEBRASKA
to
F.
(EST) on Nov. 1 for the purchase
of $200,000
water system bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
Due on Sept.
1
1, 1956.
24—v.
(A-O) payable at the
Huntington Station Bank. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
YORK
NEW
Brockton,
Bond
Dated
payable at the City Treasurer's
Bond
Mont.
Offering—Fred
L.
bonds.
madge & Tallmadge, of Denver.
Falls,
&
Oct.
$15,448,000
3.79%.
will
revenue
sewer
bonds offered Oct. 15
1738—were awarded to
Co., of Seattle.
Great
Oct.
awarded
Chas.
King & Co., and Edwards & Han-
Carlsbad, N. Mex.
Offering—H. E. McMinn,
Clerk,
office.
im¬
$10,000
Bros.
v.
est
Bond
Co.
NEW
Dec.
1956.
provement
New
bids until 7 p.m.
696 bonds.
offered
1738—were
City,
The
—
the
—
bid for
$2,994,000 bonds as 3.40s, at a price
of 100.21, a basis of about 3.37%.
Bond
Sale
payable
by
(P.
of
$2,276,000
composed
of Smith,
Barney &
Co., Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
Lehntan Bros., Gregory & Sons,
Bond
Kean, Taylor & Co., J. B. Hanauer
&
purchase of $11,160
Improvement
$2,640
1738—were
J.
composed
group
Newark, Estabrook & Co., Stroud
&
Note
1,
on
Mortgage
named
cosi
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Central National Bank,
City, N. Y.
offered
bonds
2.96%.
Sale —The
Huntington
Tenafly School District,
Bond
follows:
as
about
Garden
Co., White
price of 100.10,
a
New
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(MST)
on
Nov. 6 for the
of
'Bond
—
awarded to
were
—
Hanauer
Newark,
Trust
3s, at
as
basis
a
1738—were awarded
p.
County
Plains,
The $32,000 school
—
building bonds offered Oct. 18
Ewing &
Billings, Mont.
Bond Offering—William J. Fry,
184,
the
Township
Bros., Inc., F. R. Cole & Co., and
MONTANA
Dobbs
Bond
interest
the
Oct.
Dated
.Dec,, 1 frpm 1961
inclusive.
Principal and
1986
of about 2.44%.
notes
bonds.
revenue
1956.. Due
to
basis of
Hutzler, of New York
effective interest
an
Bond
basis
Hanover
v.
Bank.
Legality ap¬
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
& Galloway, of N. Y. City.
Heckler
ley,
City.
Prin¬
Commerce Trust Co., Kansas
inclusive.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Salo¬
of
National
Legality
Bond
tees, will receive sealed bids until
1976
State
to
to
J.
N.
Willard
—
New
Amick,
of Trus¬
to
184,
v.
—
23—v.
Trenton),
(F-A) payable at the First Mech¬
District
a.m.
Bros. &
mon
City, at
23
O.
Offering
North
11
Oct.
awarded
Hines, Village Treasurer, will
Grimm, Secretary of Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 14 for
the
purchase of $375,000 school
bonds. Dated August 1,,1956. Due
on August 1 from 1957 to 1961 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
anics
until
re¬
offered
1738—were
p.
$19,477,000
Township School District
(P.
Bond
William Jewell College (P. O.
Secretary
bids
will
notes
tem
19—v.
Sale —The
Ferry, N. Y.
Sale—The $75,000 Change
of Fiscal Year bonds offered Oct.
a
of about 3.69%.
Dist.
Liberty), Mo.
Offering — E. E.
1957
proved
a
Passaic
to 1976 inclusive.
Supervisor,
(EST) on Oct. 31 for the purchase
of
$39,500
water
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Aug. 1 from
to
J.
Feb. 1 from
on
2,52\i000 2%s. Due
1&J3
from
1
inclusive.
2,220,000 2i/2s. Due
1963
Feb.
on
sealed
Cicero
Andrews
ower,
Town
and interest
—
building bonds offered Oct. 18—v.
184, p. 1630 — were awarded to
Bond
Ladd,
23—v. 184, p. 1630—were awarded
City School District, Mo.
Sale
The
$5,500,000
Bond
Lawn, N. J.
inclusive.
1976
District (P. O.
Cicero), N. Y.
Offering — Gerald
W.
ment and water bonds offered Oct.
Hamilton
St.
JERSEY
Sale—The
3.70s, at
April
on
NEW
Saffin
April 1 from
on
inclusive.
1967
2%s.
1
1963 inclusive.
'2V2s. Due
800,000
April
on
Water
ceive
&
Louis,
Cicero
1738—
p.
awarded to the Nashua Trust
were
Co.,
Oct.
Oct. 29 for the purchase of $575,first mortgage sewerage sys¬
000
improvement
Camillus Bank.
Kansas
57
(1845)
(EST)
on
The
1956,
1982
extension
bonds
and
are
mature
inclusive.
bonds.
dated
Dec.
1.
from
1958
to
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1846)
Oct.
The $30,000 water
—
Incorporated; Alex. Brown &
Sons; Equitable Securities Corpo¬
ration; Hornblower & Weeks; F. S.
Moseley & Co.
John
Nuveen
&
Co.;
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Prescott & Co.; R.
W. Pressprich &
Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
improvement bonds offered
v.
184, p. 1526 — were
18
—
awarded to the Ohio Valley Bank
Company, of Gallipolis,
a price of par.
3Vis, at
as
Garfield
Heights, Ohio
Offering—Alfred L-
Bond
Va-
Stone
penik, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Nov. 13 for the purchase of $101,544.97
special assessment street
improvement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1956.
Due
1967
inclusive.
terest
Dec.
on
from
1
Parma
Clerk
District
Local
Township
(P. O. New Paris),
Bond
Sale—The $182,000
ing bonds offered Oct. 18
3%s,
at
a
basis of about 3.50%.
The $80,000 sewer
—
system bonds offered Oct. 19
184,
J.
1631
p.
A.
&
—
awarded
were
—
White
v.
to
Company, of Cin¬
cinnati.
Bond
Sale
mortgage
Oct.
19
—
The
184,
v.
—
awarded
1526
p.
to
offered
—
cipal and
estate
184,
J.
Sale
land. Legality approved by
1526
p.
White
A.
3y2s,
as
19—v.
awarded
were
—
&
at
Oct.
real
to
Co., of Cincinnati,
price of 101.22, a
a
Healthy, Ohio
1967
15 from 1958 to
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Interest
J-D.
Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
District, Ohio
building
bonds
184,
1, 1956.
on
and
the
Bond
(State of)
Sale
The
—
$25,000,000
thoroughfare construction
bonds, series D, offered Oct. 25—
1526—were awarded to
p.
syndicate
Rock
headed
20,290,000 3s. Due on March 1 and
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1972 in¬
clusive.
Rated
Aa
by
D
by Moody's and
Standard
ing
to
$500,000,000
&
A-l
be
authorized
of
by
the
the
voters
by amendment to the state
constitution.
Principal and inter¬
the bonds
fees, excises
or
are
payable from
license taxes lev¬
ied
by the state for registration,
operation or use of vehicles on
public highways and
this
from
1
1958
Principal
payable
1980
interest
and
the
at
to
First
Na¬
Bank, Ironton. (Issue was
previously offered on Sept. 24.)
use.
on
fuels for
ceive
sealed
bids
until
7
p.m.
(EST) on Nov. 13 for the purchase
of
$7,000
water
works
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due on Dec.
from
1958
to
1962
at
the
Rockford
National
C. F. Breining,
—
until
noon
(EST) on Nov. 9
purchase of $30,000 special
assessment
Principal and interest (J-D)
at
the
Third
National
pay¬
Bank,
Sandusky. Legality approved
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
of Cleveland.
i
"
Alfalfa
No.
46
Bond
Offering
of
dent
Schools
District, Ohio
$106,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 24—v. 184,
p. 1526—were awarded to Berman,
until
for the purchase
000
8
Bond
Town
Offering
Clerk,
30
for
—
construction
sewer
bonds.
Nov.
1, 1956. Due on Nov.
to
1982
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
1958
able at the
Sylvania Savings Bank
Company.
Summit County (P. O. Akron),
Ohio
Bond
Offering—Richard E. Bar-
sealed
Oct. 29 for
key, Clerk of the Board of Coun¬
ty
Commissioners,
bids
until
will
receive
(EST) on
the purchase of $13,500
noon
Incorporated; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Kuhnp Loeb & Co.;
McDonald
&
Company; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
and
Phelps, Fenn & Co.
First
Smith, Barney & Co.; A. C. Allyn and Company, Incorporated;
gality approved by S^uirp. Send¬
sewer
Nov.
ers
to
Due
on
Dec.
1
from
1971
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
National Bank, Akron. Le¬
interest
&
re¬
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
in¬
1966
Legality
Wilkes-Barre.
Bond
of
a.m.
School District
Sale—A
composed
group
Butcher &
Sherrerd, Goldman,
Sachs
&
Co.,
Merrill,
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Dolphin
& Co., Ira
Haupt & Co., Yarnall,
Biddle & Co., Moore, Leonard &
Lynch, Fauset, Steele & Co., Janney, Dulles & Co., Suplee, Yeatman &
Co., and Walter Stokes &
Co., purchased an issue of $2,250,000
L.
school
revenue
bonds,
fol¬
as
the
provement
1970
to
Bond
1,
1956.
bonds.
Due
able
at
the
State
1,
the
Board
sealed
p.m.
(CST)
of
Bond
Sale—The
184,
Mayes
1958
bids
until
building
land,
$16,888.43
im¬
180,000 3V2S.
%
National
1,070,000
Bank, of Port¬
to
1974
No.
29
Offering
Board
of
Ashley School District,
on
on
Jan.
1,
dated Dec. 1,1956.
are
Directors, will receive sealed
(J-J)
pay¬
Co., Harrisburg. Legality approved
Secretary of Board of School
5
that
bids
by
of
bids
Saul, Ewing, Remick &
Saul,
Philadelphia.
Board of Governors of the
Federal Reserve System
1947-49
sted
-1956-
Industrial
Clerk
bids
will
until
8
$25,500
building
Superintendent
receive
sealed
of
bids
until
8
Other
$175,000 building
will
p.m.
bonds.
County Indeo. Schj Dist.
No. 107, Okla.
dell National Bank,
143
159
160
161
155
157
128
128
132
131
130
128
123
132
130
126
154
127
136
119
125
114
durables
consumer
129
133
_
_________
113
111
122
136
172
1C9
124
145
|
195
•59
109
130
1
111
117
116
115
273
253
contracts, value—
X
250
X
264
256
X
262
258
X
,
260
X
■__
257
246
X
280
250
115.3
119.2
118.6
116.6
106.2
1C7.3
107.1
109.1
117.9
118.2
Manufacturing prod, workers—
Employment, total
103.4
lOo.l
113.0
113.9
113.8
113.1
113.2
96.4
97.0
97.2
ICO.6
100.0
101.0
161.1
158.6
i
Durable
Nondurable
._
Payrolls, total
Freight carloadings
and
at
second
'Preliminary,
tl28
of
F.
W.
fEstimated.
Dodge
data
for
obligation
184,
p.
Metal
$25,000
metals
sold.
Reoffered—Bids
received
Robert
for
the
above
will
bonds
be
Nonelectrical
bids
Nov.
1
until
for
1:30
the
to
1966
on
(PST)
of
1
from
Interest
J-D.
Legality approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
Portland.
Multnomah County,
way
146
Capitol High¬
Water District (P. O.
Portland), 0*">.
Bond Offering—S. M.
Holland,
Secretary of the Board of Com¬
missioners,
will receive
sealed
1955
143
118
■143
173
170
169
168
165
133
141
137
135
.142
176
.
175
.161-
-176
168
'
161
157
_______
157
141
153
147
137
2x3
i___
_
equipment
Stone,
-
and
clay
and
and
and
:
211
199
222
2C9
207
~
194
195
205
177
188
185
171
_
lumber
171
..
products
products
glass
143
160
1
155
171
167
155
144
141
149
149
147
155
164
164
158
161
.
128
•«
128
127
136
miscellaneous
137
t
138
137
140
136
140
fixtures____
125
1
124
125
126
122
.127
146
148
145
150
145
149
108
107
111
132
131
X
102
107
t
103
106
X
112
116
X
116
111
121
120
115
products
.
and
Miscellaneous
purchase
inclusive.
124
manufactures
■
•
Textiles
and
Textile
-
Apparel
Rubber
allied
leather
products
118
products
136
''
114
'
-
109
124
"
products
Leather
and
and
Paper
products
and
and
Rubber
Paper
apparel
mill
135
.
•
Nondurable Manufactures:
p.m.
Dec.
glass
Lumber
$100,000 fire station bonds. Dated
1, 1956. Due
Clay,
Furniture
Corvallis, Oregon
_
_
Transportation
Furniture
Offering—George Simerville, City Recorder, will receive
-1956
136
products
_________
Electrical
by
Bond
—Unadjusted-
1955
•
un¬
Love, City Recorder,
(PST) on Nov. 7.
til 8 p.m.
Employment
174
metal
Instruments
Bonds
States.
135
averages,
PRODUCTION
151
fabricating
Machinery
offered
1403—were not
123
*138
Manufactures:
Fabricated
bonds
Eastern
Seasonally Adjusted
Primary
*113
moving
average=100
-19.56-
5—v.
37
104
JNot available.
1947-49
Durable
The
X
96
three-month
on.
114.1
by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
of Cordell.
—
1130
129
*
104
121
*141
based
INDUSTRIAL
OREGON
Sold
164.2
96
•128
X
compiled
are
93
indexes
contract
month,
indexes
payrolls
i
96
_:
Department store sales, value____
Department store stocks, value
centered
,
•.—iT
to the Cor-
Condon, Oregon
144
163
Employment and payrolls-^
Nonagricultural employees, total
$10,000 trans¬
portation equipment bonds offered
awarded
146
Total
Sale—The
were
144
durables
NOTE—Construction
Oct. 16
143
129
Residential
Self,
Nov. 8 for-the purchase
on
142
146
___
Autos,-
All other
Schools,
142
goods—
consumer
Construction
Due
Melvin
—
145
______
durable
Major
.-
1972 inclusive.
Offering
Sept.
142
129
,_
Total output
of
County Indep. Sch. Dist. No.
1 (P. O. Perry), Okla.
Bond
Aug.
142
Minerals
p.m.,
bonds.
♦Sept.
____________
Nondurable
re¬
1955
Sept.
./.■
_
Durable
School
1956
Aug.
144
Manufactures—
Total
—Unadjusted-
1955
*&epc.
____
Consumer
The
production—
Total
(P. O. Pry or),
—
INDEXES
average=100
will
Nov. 1 for the purchase
from 1961 to
of
Due
able at the Dauphin Deposit Trust
Pa.
BUSINESS
Education
sealed
(CST)
1957
Jan. 1 from
on
Principal and interest
inclusive.
County Dependent
Bond
Dec.
Due
3.70s.
The bonds
'
on
Jan. 1 from
on
1996.
PENNSYLVANIA
ray,
1975
1,
1980 to 1982 inclusive.
4s.
as
Jan.
1977 to 1979 inclusive.
bonds.
Oklahoma
sealed
Due
1976.
Keeling,
Education,
of
announces
District
Oct.
3.40s.
and
1527—were awarded to
p.
the First
1959
be received until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 7 for the purchase of $78,000
water works system bonds.
of
120,000
I
Offering—City Clerk Jim
Webster
(CST)
Jan. 1 from
on
180,000 3.45s. Due
im¬
from
Due
1966 to 1974 inclusive.
of¬
Prineville, Oregon
Oct. 29 for the pur¬
on
$25,000
from
Noble
475,000 3%s.
pay¬
Legality approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
of Portland.
$35,000
and
1960 and
Jan. 1 from
on
1962 to 1965 inclusive.
1971.
Treasurer's
Due
Offering—Glenn
of
receive
of
165,000 3JAs.
Dated
Oct.
Due Jan. 1,
1961.
Bond Offering—Martin L. Mur¬
will
Due
$60,000 3s.
Oct.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Milburn), Okla.
No. 29
chase
sealed
on
of
Due
a.m.
fice.
inclusive.
Johnston
Clerk
Brown,
(CST)
extension
bonds.
11
Principal and interest (A-O)
v.
receive
purchase
until
lows:
re¬
provement bonds offered Oct. 17—
T.
E.
—
bids
reforestation
(CST) on
of $190,-
improvement bonds. Dated
1, 1956.
1958
10
Offering — Dwight
State Forester, will
sealed
Bond
will
works
general
Offering
until
to
M-N.
Authority (P. O. Penbrook), Pa.
.
(PST) on Nov. 14 for the purchase
$700,000 forest rehabilitation
building bonds.
Bonds Not
Clayton F.
Fisher, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Nov. 1 for the purchase of $145,-
from
Bond
&
Bond
1
p.m.
be
Haskell, Okla.
Sylvania, Ohio
Dated
7:30
Bratcher
will
ceived
Co., of Cincinnati, as
4Vis, at a price of 101.34, a basis
of about 4.13%.
000
Superinten¬
—
bids
Nov.
Bond
Sale—The
Selonick
Saalfeld,
Affairs, will
office.
Legality ap¬
Winfree, McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland.
Phillips,
Oct.
Grones
that
announces
South Lebanon Local School
Bond
C.
by
Shuler &
1957
Central Dauphin
Treasurer's
and
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Cherokee), Okla.
i
•
of
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due
1, 1969. Principal and inter¬
(A-O) payable at the State
proved
from
Interest
of
Washita
'•!'
bid?
Nov. 12 for
on
approved by Patrick J. O'Connor,
bonds.
Oct.
est
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
improvement
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1956. Due on
able
of
Prin¬
ers
street
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
a
on
ceive
ceive
Sandusky, Ohio
Bond Offering
sealed
12
clusive.
Nov. 14 for the purchase
$5,000,000
Veterans
welfare
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
the
Sachs
sani¬
at
pay¬
Bank.
Braun, Bosworth & Co. Incor¬
porated; Drexel & Co.; The First
Boston Corporation; Goldman,
Co.,
sewer
uated Oct.
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
are:
Co.; Harriman Ripley &
Nov. 5
on
purchase of $52,550 special
Rockford, Ohio
Offering—Lloyd L. Bollenbacher, Village Clerk, will re¬
those associated
with
managers4 in the offering of
&
(EST)
noon
Offering—H.
Lenapah, Okla.
■
the bonds
Lovett,
from 1958 to 1962 inclusive.
Bond
Among
the
of $554,532.80 build¬
Dated Oct. 1,
1956.
Oct.
on
Poor's,
issued
until
water
receive sealed «bids
(EST) on Nov. 26 for
bonds.
Due
the
represent the 4th
bonds
instalment
on
will
March 1 and
on
Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1959 in¬
clusive.
est
District,
Offering—Leonard Town-
the purchase
by
$4,710,000 6s. Due
bids
ap¬
&
Bond
(PST)
Offering—Carrie
bids until 7:30 p.m.
School
Local
Hill
cation,
of
series
Piqua. Legality,
Squire,
Sanders
until 6 p.m.
and the Ohio
Company, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
3.11%, as follows:
Bond
at
Nov.
on
1977 inclusive. Prin¬
Director of Veterans'
receive
City Auditor, will receive sealed
July 1
on
(CST)
purchasq of $60,000 funding
bonds. Datg$ Nov. 12, 1956. Due
Oregon (State of)
Warren, Ohio
Bank
Ohio
by Blyth &
Co., Inc., B. J. Van Ingen '& Co.,
plus
National
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
for the
major
a
payable
&
(J-D)
interest
Piqua
Co.,
proved
by
bids
184,
Prin¬
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
Ohio
Ohio
tional Bank, Columbus.
$1,-
June 1 and Dec. 1
on
cipal
Oct. 30
poned.
v.
Due
1958 to 1987 inclusive.
1631—has been post¬
p.
of
sewerage
originally
scheduled to be offered
—v.
purchase
mortgage
from
able
Offering Postponed—The $371,000
the
first
system revenue bonds. Dated Nov.
1
Middleport Exempted Village Sch.
interest
Na¬
and
the
at
OKLAHOMA
tional
Bond Offering — H. R. Strossel,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Nov. 1
for the purchase of $3,891.86 street
improvement bonds. Dated Oct. 15,
1956. Due
for
5
575,000
(A-O)
Mt.
Principal
payable
Piqua, Ohio
Offering—Edgar Gerhard,
Director of Finance, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
inclusive.
basis of about 3.32%.
(A-O)
1, 1956. Due
1958 to
and interest payable
bank in Multnomah County.
Dateti Nov. 30, 1956.
1 from 1958 to 1967
Oct.
on
Bond
send, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
$25,000
offered
bonds
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bond
The
-1-
(J-D) payable
Co.,. Cleve¬
interest
&
Mariemont, Ohio
Bond
bonds.
Due
improvement bonds,
1, 19o6. Due on Dec. 1
were
Sutherland
Ryan,
Co., of Toledo.
ment
inclusive.
water mains and
Trust
$68,000 first
bonds
revenue
cipal
tary
at
Liberty Center, Ohio
special assessment improve¬
noon
purchase
Monday, October 29, 1956
...
until 7 p.m.
the
purchase of $200,000 gen¬
Dated Dec.
101.16
the
assessment
Prin¬
the
eral obligation construction bonds.
from
for
7
for the
on
of
Nov.
Leipsic, Ohio
Bond Sale
Education,
at the Cleveland Trust
184,
awarded to J. A.
as
of
Board
Wanek,
H.
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
build¬
of Cincinnati,
price of 102.47, a
the
J.
for
Wells,
receive
(EST) on
of $90,-
Nov.
Ohio
District,
—
until
C.
will
Nov. 12 for the pur¬
$90,000 building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1
(EST)
School
Ohio
p. 1631 — were
White & Company,
Offering
of
chase
v.
—
bids
bids until 5 p.m. (PST) on Nov. 13
Ohio
R.
—
will receive sealed bids until noon
payable at the Cen¬
Bank,
Cleveland.
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
(J-D)
Jefferson
School
City
Bond
in¬
and
Offering
Clerk-Auuitor,
sealed
Cor¬
poration; The Weil, Roth & Irving
and Dean Witter & Co.
1958 to
Principal
Securities
Webster
&
Bond
City
vjo.;
National
tral
Upper Arlington,
Bear, Stearns & Co.; Blair & Co.
Ohio
Gallipolis,
Bond Sale
"works
.
t
142
X
125
144
X
100
104
X
106
107
145
products
_
145
140
146
142
141
163
157
_
printing
allied
and
130
i__
products
t
X
163
157
X
134
130
X
128
131
petroleum products
Chemicals and allied products-
167
-166
163
166
163
162
X
176
173
t
170
17-1
Petroleum
142
140
135
143
143
136
109
109
107
123
122
121
X
110
108
X
122
122
Printing
Chemicals
Food,
and
and
beverages
Food
publishing
_
_
____
and
and
Tobacco
coal
and
beverage
products
tobacco
mfrs.
manufactures
X
X
100
X
X
107
129
Minerals:
Mineral
130
122
130
130
123
_
fuels
Coal
87
87
80
91
87
83
150
142
149
150
142
118
126
143
133
141
"
Crude
Met"1
oil
-♦""no
and
f)nr}
♦Preliminary.
natural
gp
»-*ri
gas_—.
149
mir<«vr®'s_
128
JNot available.
,
184
Volume
Number
5581
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1847)
Danville
Area
School
Authority,
clusive;
biomour and Northumberland
Sale—An issue of $1,970,000 school revenue bonds was sold
Bond
to
account headed
an
Co., Inc.,
by Biyth &
$1,000,000 31/2%
Due from
from
and 3%%
1960 to
Other
members
bonds.
1984 incl.
Smith,
Dillon,
of
Barney
the
Co.;
to
group:
Eastman
1
from
1958
to
1978
1977
2,000,000
1968
inclusive.
street
$880,000 4s, due
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke;
Singer, Deane 6c tScribner.
due
1958
1969
and
-will
receive
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
bids
Nov.
on
until
14
for
to
to
and
inclusive.
payable at
Treasurers office.
Jan.
from
1
1971
to
4s,
Jan.
on
from
1971
to
inclusive; and $1,100,000
1982
Jan. 1 from 1978
inclusive.
2,430,000
Redevelopment
of
Blighted Areas bonds: $1,078,-
'approved by
Townsend, Elliott &
MUnson, of Philadelphia.
000
4s,
due
Jan.
on
1
from
1958
Leetsdale, Pa.
Bond Offering—Charles
•
1
Borough
sealed
Secretary,
bids
until
to 1968 inclusive; $196,3V4S, due on Jan. 1, 1969
and 1970; $686,000 3%s, due
will
receive
,
1631—were awarded to Moore
Leonard & Lynch, of
p.
Pittsburgh
100.18,
23/4S, at a price of
basis of about 2.71%.
-as
Northern
Lebanon
Authority (P.
O.
County
School'
Fredericksburg)
Bond
Sale—An issue of
$1,880,000 school revenue bonds
was sold
to
,
a
group headed
Co.,
/
as
by Ira Haupt &
follows:
$175,000 6's.
Dec.
on
1
to
1969
1
from
1
from
inclusive.
Dec.
on
1970.to 1974 inclusive.
110,000 3.80s. Due on Dec.
1, 1975
and 1976.
110,000 3%s. Due
Dec.
on
1, 1977
and 1978.
870,000 4.20s. Due Dec. 1, 1993.
The
-
bonds
Philadelphia,
cate
approved
Pa.
Sale—The
offered
Oct.
$58,755,000
23—v.
awarded
formed
to
184,
p.
a
syndi¬
consolidation
by tne
headed by the First
National City Bank (as
Manager),
a
with
and
as
group
Halsey,
Stuart
Philadelphia
Associate
&
Co., Inc.,
National
Bank,
Managers, and a
jointly by Lehman
group managed
Bros., and Blyth & Co., Inc., at a
price of 100.039, a net interest cost
of about
3.45%,
$12,000,000
4s,
to
as
follows:
water bonds:
due
Jan.
on
1
$4,400,000
from
1958
1968
inclusive;
$800,000
314s, due on Jan. 1, 1969 to
1970; $2,800,000 3%s, due on
Jan.
1
from
clusive;
1971
to
$3,600,000
Jan.
on
1
from
1977
Jan.
3y2s,
1978
to
due
1986
1, 1987.
2,000,000 sewer bonds: $737,000
4s, due on Jan. 1 from 1958 to
1968
due
inclusive; $134,000 VUs,
on
Jan.
$469,000
from
v
1, 1969 and 1970;
3%s, due on Jan. 1
1971
to
1977
inclusive;
$594,000 31/2S, due on Jan. 1
from 1978 to 1986 inclusive;
and
$66,000 Is, due Jan. 1,
1987.
$4,400,000
1958
4s,
purposes bonds:
due
to
on
1968
Harris
1
from
1971
to
Co.,
National
Trust
the
of
&
First
Na¬
New
York;
Philadel¬
Co., John J.
Bank,
Ryan
Co., F. R. Cqjjfe & Co., McDougal
Condon, Cunningham, Schmertz
& Co., Talmage & Co.,
Newburger,
Loeb & Co., G. C. Haas &
Co., and
Breed &
Jan.
1
1977
in¬
West
Harrison.
Jefferson
Hills
Joint
School
Authority (P. O. Clairton), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$2,465,000 school building revenue bonds
sold
to
a
headed
Co.
group
by
Arthurs,
Lestrange
&
Philadelphia, as follows:
of
Illinois National Bank
Co.,
Chicago;
Shields &
Co.
1960
to
2,270,000
1962
inclusive.
43/4S.
Due
May
on
1,
1996.
The
dated
are
Other
members
&
Co., First of
Corporation,
Hornblower & Weeks, Barr Brothers &
Co., Laidlaw & Co., F. S. Smithers
& Co., Weeden & Co., Inc., Roosevelt & Cross, Inc., Bacon, Stevenson
& Co., Clark, Dodge & Co.,
Michigan
Bache
&
Co.,
Schmidt,
Poole,
& Parke, Dick & MerleSmith, Fidelity Union Trust Com¬
Newark.
-
Robert
Winthrop & Co., William
Blair &
Co., The Illinois Com¬
pany,
G. H. Walker & Co., De
Haven
&
Townsend, Crouter &
Bodine, Gregory & Sons, First Na¬
tional Bank, Memphis; Third Na¬
tional
Bank
in
Nashville; Com¬
merce
Trust
Company,
Kansas
City; McDonald & Co., Sterne,
Agee & Leach; Moore, Leonard &
Lynch.
Fahey, Clark & Co., Janney,
Dulles & Co., Inc., Thomas &
Co.,
Aspden, Robinson & Co., Dolphin
& Co., Butcher &
Sherrerd, Wa¬
chovia
Bank /;-&
Trust
Company,
Winston-Salem; Eldridge E. Quinlan & Co., Inc, J. W. Sparks & Co.,
Brooke
&
Co.,
Seasongood
&
Mayer,
J.
B.
Anderson
Vick &
Hanauer
&
&
Strudwick,
B.
'
Co.
Provident Savings Bank & Trust
&
MacGregor, Inc., Byrd Brothers,
and
George
K. x Baum
&
Co.,
Nov. 3 for the purchase of $30,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Issue
originally offered Oct. 6.
was
Willistown
Township (P. O.
Sugartown), Pa.
Bond
Offering — Norman C.
Reynolds, Secretary of the Board
of
Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids
until
for
13
general
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
Dated
Dec.
1
clusive.
Dec.
from
on
members
Brothers
were:
ern
and
of
Blyth
the
&
Lehman
Co.
of
1,
1957
Principal
1956.
&
Co.,
Co.,
Co., Stroud
Chicago;
Glore,
Lazard
Forgan
& Co., Equitable
&
Se¬
1
1961
to
from
El
1985
mitted
for
$150,000
works'
and
ceives
184,
Due
9
for
the
a.
Due
(M-S)
Principal
payable
Nov.
$800,000
El Paso),
bids
until
3
p.m;
15 from
1957 to 1986
Principal and interest
payable at the American
approved
by
Chapman
Farwell, Texas
Bond
Sale—An issue of $25,500
general obligation bonds was sold
to the Columbian Securities Cor¬
poration of Texas, San Antonio, as
3V2S. Dated Nov. 15, 1956. Due
Feb.
15
sive.
:
from
1958
Interest
proved
by
to
F-A.
1967
on
inclu¬
Legality ap¬
Parkhurst &
McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
Galena Park, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
Chemical
Corn
general obligation bonds
York
to
Exchange Bank,
of
New
City. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
&
Cutler, of Chicago.
interest
and
the
at
Dec.
on
water
on
of
O.
Bank, Austin, or at the
State National Bank, El Paso. Le¬
Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
1 from 1960 to 1975
Sept.
on
(P.
National
offered
(CST)
m.
ealed
(J-D)
1631.
purchase
school bonds.
County
inclusive.
sub¬
were
bonds
p.
of
(MST) on Nov. 5 for the purchase
of $875,000 county court house and
jail bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1956.
Jackson, Tenn.
Bond Offering — B.
F, Graves,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 10
Paso
gality
bids
the
Crowe,
Offering — Raymond L.
Telles, Jr., County Clerk, will re¬
in¬
Henning, Tenn.
sewer
&
Bond
Corn
23—v.
Parkhurst
Texas
Sale—No
Oct.
(M-N) payable
Call,
of New York
Bond
inclusive. Prin¬
American
Dallas.
1, 1956. Principal and
(M-N)
payable
at
the
Chemical
of
National Bank,
Austin. Legality approved by Mc-
clusive.
interest
1956.
inclusive.
from
(CST)
purchase
bonds.
Dated
Due on Nov. 15
1957 to 1983
the
at
Dated Nov.
Rowles, Winston &
$500,000
sold
was
Company,
of Houston.
Harris
County (P. O. Houston),
Texas
pnnpwpp
Bond Offering Details—As
pre¬
Bond
Offering — W. H. Ewing,
County Court Clerk, will receive
viously
sealed
—the
bids until 10:30
Nov.
on
19
for
the
(CST)
purchase of
a.m.
$4,000,000 general liability school
bonds. Date4 Dec. 1, 1956. Due on
to
1961
&
Munson,
Philadelphia.
of
SOUTH
bonds.
noted
in
184,
v.
1740
p.
County will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on Nov.
for
9
the
bonds,
as
purchase
of
follows:
$4,000,000
,
Sept.
1
water
payable
issue of
the
to
1957
to
Bank,
of
other
1971
inclu¬
First
National
Beaumont, or at any
as
mutually agreed
bank
between
upon
the
the
at
the purchaser and
City Council, at the purchas¬
Robinson-
Humphrey Co., Inc., of Atlanta,
of
Houston.
Oct.
23
to
bonds
revenue
184,
v.
to
&
Co.,
$2,212,000
on
48,000 4V2S. Due
1969
to
The bonds
as
the
at
Bank,
New
1
offered
a
1631—were
p.
headed
group
by
as
follows:
on
Oct.
1
from
First
York
pay¬
Due
3%s.
City,
or
First National Bank, Camden. Le¬
July
on
&
Due
man-Pollok
DAKOTA
July
on
Blewer,
Co.,
Bond
Downes,
Offering
Clerk
of
—
Board
of
Lucas,
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Monahans, Texas
Bond
works
|
Co.
Co.,
Eddle-
Co., Dittmar
Eisen
&
&
Waeckerle,
&
&
Pancoast,
offered
sewer
Oct.
22
Corbett
&
$350,000 water
bonds
revenue
were
awarded
composed
group
Securities
western
&
Pickard,
Co.,
Co., and F.
&
Cp.,
Moroney,
S.
Yantis
of
to
South¬
Co.,
R.
J.
Edwards, Inc., and First of Texas
Corp.
$50,000 street improvement
bonds offered the
time
were
sold to Columbian Securities
Corp.
of
same
Texas.
Orange
Independent
Co., R. J. Edwards,
Abercrombie
Masten
Beissner
&
&
Robertson
Burns,
E.
&
Sale—The;
and
July 1, 1980
Co., Stern Brothers 8c Co.,
Lovett,
A.
3s
Legality approved by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
The
Glynn
Inc.,
Beatrice
the
as
terest M-S.
1
Co., Underwood, Neu-
Inc.,
Stockholm, S. Dakota
Company, of San Angelo,
2%s, at a price of 100.05.
Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due on Sept.
1 from 1957 to 1966 inclusive. In¬
Austin, Hart & Parvin,
M. E. Allison &
SOUTH
on
Pierce
haus & Co.,
Dewar,
Simons, of Charleston.
&
1
Other members of the syndicate:
Russ &
$225,000
sold to the Co¬
was
Securities Corporation,
Antonio, and S. W. Jackson
of San
1981.
National
City
at the
Texas
a
and
Rauscher,
d^ted Oct. 1, 1956.
County (P. O. Midland),
Bond Sale—An issue of
Dallas.
21/2s.
from 1969 to 1979 inclusive.
from
inclusive.
1982
are
Oct.
Midland
from 1957 to 1968 inclusive.
1,150,000
inclusive.
1968
Legality approved by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
and
—
200,000 3V2S. Due
1958
and
Dated Aug. 15, 1956. Due on Aug.
15
from
1960 to
1986
inclusive.
lumbian
Sale—The $3,562,000 util¬
ity system
revenue
to
Rauscher,
Co., of Houston, as 4%s,
3%s, at a price of par.
library bonds
Bryan, Texas
Bend
sold
was
Pierce &
4j/4S
Legality approved by
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls,
follows:
$22,000 4.10s. Due
bonds
er's option.
awarded
$70,000
system improvement bonds
sold
was
from
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
Weld
Sale—An
revenue
Rowles, Winston & Co., and White,
CAROLINA
'Bethune, S. C.
Bond
system
system
Dated Sept. 1,1956. Due on
in¬
interest
and
waterworks
Due
payable at the Paoli Bank. Legal¬
ity approved by Townsend, Elliott
group
Phelps, Fenn & Co., North¬
Trust
Freres
Nov.
$25,000
improvement
obligation
bonds.
on
8
the
gality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs
jointly.
Nov.
the
—
able
Co., Glover
1
for
cipal and interest
&
&
&
1979
7
building
Moore.
Principal and interest (A-O)
Fahnestock
from
185,000
auditorium,
park
and
playground
bonds.
Due
on
/
syndi¬
Co., Cincinnati; J. R. Ross & Co.,
John C. Legg & Co.,
Mullaney,
Wells & Co.^Newhard, Cook &
Co., A. E. Masten & Co., Walter
Stokes
&
Co.,
Shelby
Cullom
Davis & Co., Magnus & Co., Wm.
J. Mericka & Co., Scott, Horner
& Mason, Inc., Watling, Lerchen
Co..
to
Nov.
on
James, Super¬
until 7:30 p.m.
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1981 inclusive. $3,000,000 road bonds. Due on
Leonard & Lynch,
Dec.
1 from 1957 to 1981 inclusive.
Co., B. J. Van Ingen Principal, ajod interest (J-.D^ay^
able at the
Chemical Corn Ex¬
& CO.',* W. E. Hutton &
1,000,000 Juvenile Detention
Co., the
Ward and Home bonds.
Due
Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey, change Bank, New York City, or
at
the
Union
on
Planters National
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1976
Inc.,
Reed,
Lear
&
Co.,
Kay.
inclusive.
Richards & Co., C. S. McKee & Bank, Memphis. Legality approved
The bonds
j Co., Richards & Co., Simpson, by Wood, King & Dawson, of New
are
dated Dec.
1,
1956. Interest J-D. Legality
Emery & Co., Inc., Pohl & Co., York City.
ap¬
ine., Seasongood & Mayer, Widproved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
TEXAS
mann & Co., and John W. Reinhart
& Searls, of Houston.
& Co.
Beaumont, Texas
Jefferson County Water Control
Bond Offering—Jas. T. Garrard,
West May field, Pa.
and Improvement District No. 10
Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Offering — Felix Mikon, City
(P. O. Beaumont), Texas
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Nov.
Borough Secretary, will receive
Bond Sale—An issue of
$280,000
13 for the purchase of
$2,800,000 water and sewer
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
cate:
Co.,
M.
1957
Due
Nov.
the
of
Nov.
$650,000
Nov.
15,
Shelby County (P. O. Memphis),
bonds
Thomas
Witter
sealed bids
Gatlinburg, Tenn.
bonds.
Sale—J. I.
intendent of Schools, will receive
on
inclusive.
$35,000 3y4s. Due on May 1, 1958.
35,000 3y2s. Due on May 1, 1959.
125,000 3%s. Due on May 1 from
Bank, Pittsburgh.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Burgwin,
Ruffin,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Trust
Texas
Bond
1966
&
Corporation,
R. W. Pressprich & Co., Mercan¬
tile
Trust
Company, St. Louis;
National
Portland; Blair & Co.,
Continental
to
TENNESSEE
&
were:
Savings
First
1957
Exchange Bank,
City, or at the Ham¬
ilton National Bank, of Knoxville.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Co., Arthur L. Wright & Co., J. A.
Cutler, of New York City.
Overfon &
Bank,
Inc, Stone
Hutzler,
from
inclusive. Interest M-N.
State
1,
1956. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the Union National
&
inclusive;
$800,000 3%s, due Jan. 1, 1969
and 1970;
$2,800,000 3%s, due
Jan.
of
Bank,
Chicago; C. J. Devine & Co., Gold¬
man, Sachs & Co., Salomon Bros.
The
12,000,000 various
from
members
City
Halsty, Stuart & Co.,
phia National Bank group
in¬
inclusive; and $400,000 Is, due
on
The
tional
1
Corp., Ginther & Co., Woodcock,
Hess & Co., Herbert J. Sims &
was
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
Kansas City; Francis I. duPont &
Co., Bramhall, Falion & Co., Inc.,
Philadelphia.
of
to
Legality
Philadelphia.
1526—were
3V2S,
1978
pany,
by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of
bonds
from
are
dated
Dec.
1,
1956. Principal and iriterest
(J-D)
payable at the Tradesman Bank of
Bond
1
Roberts
-
&
Bank, Newark; Adams, I&cEntee
&
Co., Hannahs, Ballin & Lee,
Green, Ellis & Anderson, Byrne
and Phelps, Inc.,
Stubbs, Smitn &
Lombardo, Stranahan, Harris &
Co., R. D. White & Co.
1982 inclusive.
Dean
inclusive.
340,000 3^s. Due on Dec.
1962
from
1961
275,000 3%s. Due
1977
$490,000
and
Jan.
on
to
Other members of the syndicate:
&
Due
1957 to
.
due
1971
& Webster Securities
Pennsylvania
1'
from
1
inclusive;
Lebanon Township Sch. Dist
(P. O. Mt. Lebanon), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $190,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 18—v. 184
Jan.
tpn
7:30
p.m.' (EST)
on
Oct. 29 ior the
purchase of
$75,000 general obligation bonds.
\Mt.
Richards
000
Hoptka,
Nov.
on
Bond Offering—W. W.
Mynatt,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
Scribner, Wm. E. Pollock & Co., bids until 1:30
p.m.'(CST)
on
E. F. Hutton & Co.,
Braun, Bos- Nov. 8 for the purchase of
$445,worth & Co., Inc., Eldridge &
Co., 000 bonds, as follows:
Rambo, Close & Kerner, Field,
$260,000
street
improvement
& Co., Ci C. Collings & Co.,
Stern,
Lauer & Co., New York Hanseatic
on
Due
Co.,
J.
C.
Braaford & Co.,
Wood, Struthers
& Co., Chas. E.
Weigold & Co.,
Hallgarten & Co., Singer, Deane
1
3%s, due
to
due
1
Eagle Pass Indep. School District,
ligation bonds. Dated Nov. 1,1956.
&
Julien Collins & Co., Stern Bros.
Jan.
on
1977
Stone
to 1968 inclusive;
ZVis, due on Jan. 1,
19/0; $1,540,000 3%s,
1969 and
due
bonds:
purposes
1958
$440,000
Dis¬
Legality
Jan.
on
1982 inclusive.
from
the
the
and
8
Principal
interest
trict
Jan. 1 from
$1,1,
1970; $560,000 3%s,
$2,420,000
<■
1981
on
inclusive;
due
5,000,000 various
purchase of $3,000,000 general ob¬
ligation improvement bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1956.
Due on Dec. 1 from
1957
1968
3y4s,
on
bonds:
1977
inclusive; and $400,000
SVzs, due on Jan. 1 from 1978
School
District, Pa.
Bond Oifering — A. P.
Logan,!
Secretary and Business Manager
of the Board of School
Directors,
to
600,000
Hayden,
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 29 for
the purchase of $3,000 general ob¬
&
purposes
Union Securities & Co.;
ColHngs and Company, Inc.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Reynolds
&
Co.;
Butcher
&
Suerrer^;
C. C.
Erie
to
inclusive;
$1,824,000 3V4S, due on Jan. 1,
1969 and 1970; and
$6,384,000
3%s, due on Jan. 1 from 1971
970,000 4% bonds. Due in 1996.
.
3V2S,
due, curities Corporation, Paine, Web1986|ber, Jackson & Curtis, B.jJ. Van
inclusive; and $400,000 Is, due Ingen & Co., L. F, Rothschild &
Jan. 1, 1987.
Co., Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.,
22,805,000 various purposes bonds: Estabrook & Co.,
Kean, Taylor &
$10,037,000 4s, due on Jan. 1 Co.
follows:
as
$3,600,000
Jan.
on
Counties, Pa.
59
School
Dist.
Texas
Bond
Offering—J.
Secretary
of
Board
T.
of
Arledge,
Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
(CST)
chase
of
on
Nov. 8 for the pur¬
$1,500,000
school house
hIO
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1848)
bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1957
from
1956. Due
1
sive.
the
at
at
or
Port
issue of
$90,000
park bonds was sold to Rauscher,
&
Pierce
Company,
Houston,
of
Due on July
$16,000 3s.
1957
inclusive.
1964
to
15 from
35,000 ZYzs. Due
coma,
Due
King
July
Dated
,
J-J.
Interest
1956.
15,
Legality approved by Vinson,
Elkins, Weems & Searls, of Hous¬
County
School Dist., Texas
Offering—E. M. Prewitt,
Indep.
Bond
President
of
of
Board
Trustees,
bids until 7:30
will receive sealed
(CST) on Nov. 7 for the pur¬
chase
of
$610,000 school
house
bonds. Dated Nov. 15, 1956. Due
p.m.
Nov.
on
15
clusive.
1967
from
Principal
payable
interest
National
Dec.
(P.
Decatur),
O.
Roberts
.road
and
of Dallas,
■1956.
on
A-O.
Interest
Legality
approved
by
Gibson,
JSpence & Gibson, of Austin.
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
-schoolhouse
$100,000
sold
was
James C. Tucker & Company,
of
Austin,
$35,000 3V2S. Due
1957
1968
on
1 from
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Interest A-O.
Legality
by
Gibson,
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
approved
Utah
Bond Sale—The $150,000 water
Oct.
23
Horo¬
&
awarded
to
a
8 p.m. (CST) on
purchase of $100,bonds.
Dated Sept.
for the
1
Nov.
building
000
1, 1956.
Due
Sept. 1 from 1957
on
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable at any
suitable banking institution desig¬
nated by the purchaser. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bark¬
1966
to
147.37
Sussex,
Wis.
bids until 3 p.m.
for
$133,-
issue
bonds
Grande
to
&
Co.,
eral
23—v.
awarded
&
a
Va.
$500,000
improvement
Oct.
Trust
price
184,
bonds
dated
are
Interest
Sept.
Legaility
M-S.
1,
ap¬
proved
by Preston, Thorgrimson
Horowitz, of Seattle.
Skagit County, Hidalgo Sch. Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. Mount Vernon),
Washington
Bond
Sale—The
$600,000
gen¬
obligation bonds offered Oct.
184, p.
State
3.35s, at
1526—were
price of
sold
purpose
1956.
Due
on
bonds. Dated Oct.
Oct. 1 from 1957
inclusive.
1976
A-O.
Interest
Legality
approved
by
Lines,
Spooner & Quarles, of Milwaukee.
WYOMING
Laramie),
County (P. O.
Wyoming
Albany
of
100.10,
cost of about
a
2.91%,
net
as
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on
Nov.
21
for
the
purchase
of
$250,000
recreational
facilities
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1956. Due on
Dec. 1
will
Clerk
County
son,
from 1958 to 1966 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality
approved; by Tallmadge & Tallmadge, of Denver.
as
Sale
to
SCOTIA
NOVA
Wis.
Sydney Mines,
The
Bond
S.
N.
issue
Sale—An
of
$25,000
41/2s, at
—
follows:
as
bonds
2s.
as
Due
May
1,
May
from
1
1958
to
1962
Bell,
Joint
(Village), and Christiana,
and
Sch.
for
1958
Oakland
Dist.
the
No.
purchase
purpose
1, 1957. Due
to
1977
(Towns)
5
(P.
of
$199,500
bonds.
City
(J-J)
Clerk,
the
will
receive
a.m.
(CST)
11
for The
purchase
of
on
payable Decem¬
ber
stockholders of
3
record
to
at
the
close
of
Jan.
1
from
1958
to
1979
in¬
Principal
and
interest
(J-J) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office. Legality'approved by
Bond
DELTA AIR LINES, INC.
Vi
Kenosha, Wis.
Offering—J. R.
Director of
J
31
from
1957
inclu¬
1976
to
Gait,
Ontario
Bond Sale—An issue of
963
to
improvement bonds
the Dominion
Ltd., and the
Bank, jointly,
of 95.63. Due
sold
Dominion
4%s, at
as
Nov.
1976 inclusive.
to
$1,100,-
was
Securities Corp.,
Toronto
on
price
a
1 from
1957
Interest M-N.
Grimsby, Ontario
Bond Sale—An
L.
Graham
Canadien
&
as
Due
Nov.
on
inclusive.
sold to J.
was
Co., Ltd.,
Bank
jointly,
of $10,569
issue
improvement bonds
4s, at
1
and the
Commerce,
of
a
price of 93.25.
from
Interest
1957
to
1966
M-N.
Hamilton, Ont.
Debenture
Sale
—
issue
An
of
Sawicki,
$5,400,000 4%% improvement de¬
Finance, will receive
a.m. (CST) on
bentures, dated Oct. 15, 1956 and
sealed bids until 10
15
Township,
sive.
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
$1,956,000
General Offices: Atlanta, Ga.
Oct.
Nov.
clusive.
Nov.
business November 9.
as
Ont.
$100,000
improvement bonds was sold to
the Bankers Bond Corp., Ltd., as
5%s, at a price of 98.75. Due on
$315,000
capital stock of the
company,
Ltd.,
sealed
parking system mortgage revenue
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
Due
011
North
Dated
du Lac, Wis.
Offering—G. J. Ondrasek,
bids until
21
on
Gouinlock & Co.,
a price of 98.00.
Colchester
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Fond
Bond
share
$225,000
sold to
was
Bond Sale—An issue of
O.
Principal
payable at the
Bank of Cambridge.
interest
and
dend of 30c per
bonds
5M>s, at
Cambria
Jan.
has
Bond Sale—An issue of
improvement
inclusive.
Cambridge), Wis.
quarterly divi¬
Acton, Ontario
clusive; and $145,000 2%s, due
on
May 1 from 1963 to 1971
corporate
a
Due in 1
on
Bond
Offering-r-M. T. Kravik,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
The Board of Directors of
to
years.
in¬
interest
CASH DIVIDEND No. 37
sold
was
ONTARIO
220,000 bonds: $75,000 3s, due
at
NOTICE
10
to
bonds
price of 95.30.
a
1957.
29
declared
of Montreal,
and
Bank,
at
the
a
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1976
improvement
bonds
certificates
fered
for
the
purchase
corporate
bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1956. Due
due
on
Oct.
15
from
was
sold
1957
to
1976
of
purpose
on
June 1 from 1957 to 1974 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Oct.
to
inclusive.
11,
Township, Ontario
Sale—An
improvement
issue of
bonds
was
$35,000
sold to
inclusive,
to-
a
group
composed of The Deacon Frindley
Coyne,
Ltd.;
Fry
&
Co.,
Ltd.;
Osier, Hammond & Nanton, Ltd.;
Collier, Norris
and
&
Quinlati,
McConnell & Co., Ltd.
Ltd.,
April 1 from
on
100,000 3s. Due
April
on
April 1 from
on
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
The
certificates
to
inclusive.
1972
interest
Principal
payable
at
(A-O)
National
First
Bond Sale—An issue of
improvement bonds
was
$998,175
sold to a
the
Imperial
Bank of Canada, Dominion Secu¬
rities Corp., Ltd., Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd., James Richardson &
Sons, and Bartlett, Cayley & Co.,
as 434s, 414s and
4s, at a price of
composed
group
of
improvement
sold to
a
Gundy
&
$262,000 3s. Due from 1957 to 1966
inclusive.
4V2s.
371,000
sinking
fund
bonds,
1, 1956, and due Oct.
1, 1976, was sold to a group com¬
posed of The Dominion -Secu¬
rities Corp., Ltd.; A. E. Ames &
Co., Ltd.; L. G. Beaubien & Co.,
Oct.
Wood,
Ltd.;
Gundy
&
Co.,
Thomson
Hannaford, Ltd.;
&
Co.,
&
Co.,
Co.;
Ames
90.12,
5.35%,
was
sold
of
$633,-
improvement
to
group
a
com¬
1967
Dated
St.
at
a
price of
follows:
to
on
to
1978
Nov.
Simon
Nov.
1 from
1966 inclusive.
371,000 4V2S. Due
Ltd.;
Securities
Co., Ltd.,
net interest cost of about
as
1957
Ltd.;
Gaird¬
&
a
$262,000 3s. Due
de
1,
on
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
1956.
IdJ. M-N.
Drummond
School
Commission, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
Co., Ltd.; Bell Gouinlock
Royal
issue
Royal Bank of Canada, and A. E.
Ltd.; McLeod, Young,
Ltd.;
to
West, Que.
Sale—An
waterworks
bonds
1967
posed of Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd.,
$3,000,-
5%
dated
from
Due
inclusive.
1976
000
Board, Que.
as
follows:
Bond
Sale—An issue of
was
composed of Wood,
C.,
Royal
Bank
of
Montreal
Bond
bonds
Canada, and A. E. Ames & Co.,
QUEBEC
Greater Montreal Protestant School
$633,000
group
94.81,
000
West, Que.
general
Ontario
and
the
of
by
Bond Sale—An issue of
Catharines,
Oct.
Conroe.
McCall,
of Dallas.
Bank,
approved
Montreal
M-N.
dated
are
April 1 from 1958
on
Legality
St.
1 from
1968 inclusive.
1964 to
80,000 3V8S. Due
Parkhurst & Crowe,
est
to
of Dallas,
1958 to 1963 inclusive.
R. A.
Daly & Co., Ltd., as S^s, at
price of 96.02. Due on Nov. 15
of¬
awarded
were
follows:
1, 1956. Due
Puslinch
—
^indebtedness
the First National Bank,
Bell, Gouinlock
Bond
of
$120,000 314s. Due
sold
1971,
Montgomery County (P. O.
Conroe), Tex.
The $300,000
Certificate Sale
$897,199
was
1956.
to
1957
waukee.
as
& Co., Ltd., and
McLeod, Young, Weir & Co., Ltd.,
jointly, as 4%s, at a price of 95.22.
Due on Sept. 30 from 1957 to 1976
1,
Nov.
from
Legality approved by
Lines, Spooner & Quarles, of Mil¬
&
Peterborough, Ontario
&
improvement
Bank
follows:
Delta Air Lines, Inc.
to
Weir &
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd., and
the
Royal Bank of Canada, as
1966 inclusive.
DIVIDEND
Richardson
Dawson,
$340,000 cor¬
porate purpose bonds offered Oct.
Deerfield
1957
com¬
Dated
Nov. 1
inclusive.
Co., Dawson, Hann-
James
Nesbitt,
CANADA
par.
Beloit,
Bond
Due on Nov. 1 from
$200,000 4s.
Ltd.,
Bond Offering—Minnie C. Pear¬
to
Committee,
Finance
a
$20,000
Winston-Salem,
Co.,
group
Bond Sale—An issue of
ner
1632—were
Wachovia
the
to
ford,
purchase of $150,000 cor¬
WISCONSIN
gen¬
offered
bonds
p.
A. E. Ames &
Oct. 29
on
of
Seattle, as follows:
$111,985.32 4% District No. 55-1
bonds. Due Sept. 1, 1968.
21,162.05 4i/8% District No. 55-2
bonds. Due Sept. 1, 1968.
The
the
(CST)
Chicago,
VIRGINIA
Danville,
a
on
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive. Inter¬
22—v. 184, p. 1632—were awarded
to
the
First
National
Bank
of
Sullivan & Co.
Sale—The
to
bonds.
posed of Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.,
group
composed of Edward L. Burton &
Co., Kalman & Co., and Bosworth,
Bond
514%
sold
was
$1,850,improvement
3
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 1
for the purchase of $135,000 build¬
Due
issue of
No.
District
a
Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis.
er,
to
of
improvement
local
sold
eral
and
5%
bonds
1957
bids until
sealed
Sale—An
Bond
600
School
ing
price of 98.77. Due
receive
will
Clerk,
District
Interest
Kingston, Ont.
Wisconsin
er,
inclusive.
1976
to
A-O.
Offering—Lewis J. Well-
Bond
porate
Wash.
Sale—An
offered
bonds
revenue
were
Legality approved by
Puyallup,
Bond
the
Roy City,
sewer
Dist.
1,
was
1957
Monday, October 29, 1956
.
(P. O. Milwaukee), Wis.
Bond Offering — Lee A. Mills,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Thorgrimson
witz, of Seattle.
18—v.
UTAH
and
Garfield, Osceola and
(Towns) Joint Sch.
No. 2 (P. O. Osceola),
Somerset
1976 inclusive. In¬
1960 to
Preston;
&
Oct.
1982 inclusive.
to
Alden,
bonds was sold to
Co., Ltd., as 5s, at a
Due on Oct. 1 from
&
price of 96.67.
Toronto-Dominion
Bond Offering—Milo Hardiman,
M-S.
1956.
Oct. 1 from
on
65,000 3%s. Due
,
bonds
Gairdner
Sons, Bank
Farmington,
of
Seattle,
as
4J/8S.
Sept. 1, 1956, Due on Sept.
from
Inc.,
inclusive.
1967
to
to
follows:
as
$125,000
revenue
Seay & Black,
inclusive.
Woodville
Wash.
sewer
(Village),
Osceola,
sold to the Pacific Northwest
Was
3'/2s. Dated Oct. 15,
April 15 from 1957
as
Due
1967
lo
$55,000
bridge refunding bonds
and
Weter,
by
of Seattle.
Shefelman,
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
terest
Sale—An issue of
sold to Henry,
was
&
Montesano,
1
T exas
Bond
approved
Legality
Dated
County
Menasha, both of Menasha, or at
office. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
the City Treasurer's
Company,
Bank, of Austin.
Wise
1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1
1976 inclusive. Prin¬
1958 to
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
1986 in¬
to
and
Capital
the
at
from
bonds.
on
payable at the First
Bank, or the Bank of
a.m.
obligation
general
Due
$250,000
improvement
(J-D)
National
will" receive
(PST) on
Treasurer,
June 1 from
1976 incl. Principal and in¬
terest
16 for the purchase of $100,-
Nov.
Dated
plant bonds.
1956.
1,
1957 to
No,
sealed bids until 11
Dated
Silsbee
1986
to
Legality
Dec.
Snoqualmie Valley
410 (P. O.
Dist.
sealed
20
purchase of $450,000 sew¬
disposal
age
Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
000
ton.
1980
M-N.
by
County,
Sch.
1985 inclusive.
to
1956.
1,
Oct.
from
1
Interest
Ta-
of
Preston, Thorgrim& Horowitz, of Seattle.
sori
39,000 3%s. Due on July 15 from
1977
Nov.
on
Company,
Dated
4s.
as
approved
July 15 from
on
&
McLean
to
1976 inclusive.
1965 to
$250,-
water revenue bonds was sold
inclusive.
follows:
es
of
issue
Sale—An
the
.
Greenfield
Bond Sale—An issue of
Clough,
H.
receive
will
Clerk,
Kenora, Ontario
Wis.
Offering—Ira
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
for
Wash.
Kennewick,
Bond
Sale—An
Bond
Bond
City
000
Neches, Texas
Menasha,
1
WASHINGTON
Treasurer's
First National
State
the
Bank, of Orange.
office,
Nov.
on
from 1967 to 1931 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
Due
2.70s.
300,000
on
inclu¬
1986
to
■Dec.
.
$120,000
sold to
Bienvenu, Ltd., as 4V2S,
price of 95.61. Due on July 1
improvement
bonds
was
La Maison
Corp., Ltd.; Rene T. Leclere, Inc.;
Mead &
field
Co., Ltd., andi Wa C. Pit-
& Co.
at
a
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive. Inter¬
est
J-J.
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