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Reg
Volume
190
Number
5887
New York
D. S, Pat, Office
7, N. Y., Monday, October
5, 1959
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and investment
News
RAILROAD
Abbott Laboratories—New
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
at
INSURANCE
-
small
a
sharp rise
chemical
site is
V.
a source of
the Frontier
In This Issue
STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
inexpensive hydrogen, to be obtained as a by-product,
Chemical Comuany adjacent to the Abbott
property.
1!)0, p. 457..
,
—
....
...
^
'•
...
Products, Inc.—New Plants
The
increased use of oxygen
industry, has been dramatically
as
material
for
the
steel
American
illustrated with' the announcement
by this AUentown, Pa. corporation, of
plans for four major oxygen
producing facilities for the steel industry.
As\ an indication of the
size,
of
this
steelmaking expansion*- the
oxygen*
production
from
these
Boston
plants will
be
equal
to
about
50%
of all
the
oxygen
by the steel industry in 1958.
plants will be installed within .steelmaking facilities atPittsburgh, Cleveland. Granite City, 111., and Weirton./W. Vft. **
Over
the
last three years oxygen consumption
per
ton of steel
new
lias
almost
doubled
quiring huge quantities,
Air
Products
plants.
Total
will
of
build
due
new
steelmaking
techniques
operate these
exceeds
four
$33,000,000.
Allcntown
at
Jones
& Laughlin Aliquippa
Work's and-the
installation at"Acme Steel Co.—V. 190, p.
furnace
oxygen
Ptriod End. Aug. 31—
Railway
Railway
oper.
^ 1059—Month—1958
revenue-.,
$442,684
expenses
365.406
oper.
$4,086,614
36
'ry.
basic
In
39
p.
Stock
ExchangeJ'
Exchange
—V.
190,
$124,206
$1,051,736
312,179
965.
p.
Alabama, Tennessee
Period End. Aug. 31— *
Railway oper.
Railway oper,
revenue
'$2,313,817
Goldman,
the
Prices—35
operations—.
way
ry.
—V.
1,221,021
-$101,146
$77,460
$1,092,796
12,005
-
Foreign
The
10,593
194.658
$606,298
73,992
Reserve
Inc.—Stock Offered—J. A.
Hogle .& Co:,
City, and New York, on Sept. 22 offered a
issue of 200,000 shares of class B
(non-voting) com¬
stock (par $1) at $11
per share.
This offering was
oversubscribed
and
the
books
closed.
An
eral
corporate
!,The
office
purposes,
of
the
of
is
company
1958
for
the sole
purpose
Inc.
located
is
at
1610
Nevada
a
State
corporation
With Securities and
This
Street,
Boise,
organized
of
1958,
undertaken
were
for
the
the
after
same
prior thereto.
However! the capitaliza¬
tion of the company was increased from
$11,000,000 to $21,000,000 by
adding to the capitalization 10.000,000 shares of Class B
(nonvoting);
common stock at a par value of $1.00
per share.
Prior
March
to
separate
the stock
merger
28,
as
1959,
each
the
of
company's
separate
stores
or
processing
March 28,
divisions were separately organized
corporations,
of whicli was 100%wholly owned by the company. Effective
1959, each and all of the company's
wholly-owned subsidiary
were merged into their
parent, Albertson's, Inc., the com¬
pany. and
now the entire holdings of the
company are consolidated
under the single corporate
entity.
corporations
The company operates
of
52
...
1
department store, 3 drug stores, and
a
chain
retail self-service, cash and
carry supermarkets: 16 of
in.the State of Idaho; 19 of which are
in the State of Wash¬
ington; 13 of which are in the State of
Utah; and 4 of which are in
the State of Oregon.
The company is qualified to transact business in
each of these states.
There are n stores
modern
which are
all
of which
presently under construction,
the company expects
to have open and operating
1960.
The
principal
the
executive
by March.
offices
of the
company are located on the
story of a retail supermarket and drug store building leased
by
located at 1610 State Street' in Boise, Idaho.
second
company and
The
laws
is
company
of
the
State
organized,
of
v
and
its
existence
is
perpetual
under
the
Nevada.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
'
"
EFFECT
*
PRESENT
TO
"
-
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstdg.
-Shares6'.
cumulative
Class
A
Class B
—V.
preferred stock
common
stock
(non voting)
-Exclusive
199.
p.
or
the
.
(par
$10010,000
$l')_i.__I——'
common
2.187,'_.
(par
shares
stock
held
765.
(par $1)
in
the
,
.
10,000,000
10,000,000
treasury of the
3,315
Small
29,504
in
Investment
Oct*-1958;
the
to
It
Federal
000
of
use
is
the
equity
and
a
1958.
net
capital
possibly
company.
the
conditions.
rate
of
are
redeemable at the option of the
company at any
prices scaled downward from 105% to 100%.
A sinking fund
in 1964 will redeem a minimum of 70% of
the
price
of
debentures
100%,
constitute
cards
a
its
and
the
on
of
Corp.
4%
Registers
in
net
to
now
proceeds
and
retire
the
$30,874,649
fiscal
and
year
after
income
outstanding
Licensee
has
of
under
taxes
net
income
GIVING
long-term
indebtedness
sale
of
loans
to
to
company's prospectus lists George W. DeFranceaux as Presi¬
dent, Gas Levat ics as Executive Vice President, and T.
Murray Toomey'
as
Secretary and General Counsel.
-
excess
ended
was
Feb.
EFFECT
TO
28,
$2,314,367,
This
May
1.
convertible
of
in
fiscal
PRESENT
per
with
net
1958.
Outstanding
$1,200,000
3.400,000
:
1964
totaled.
$3.30
FINANCING
$1 200,000
_
cards,
700,000,-
1959
or
compares
Authorized
due
5%
in
$2,127,712
due
notes
20-ycar
3.400.000
714,286
714,286-
subordinated
.
debentures
due
Oct.
1,
1979,
Class
A
common
shares
(par
Class
B
common
shares
(par
♦Includes
which
118,750
46,000
16,000
shares
NOTE—At
rowings
of
shares
shares
reserved
Aug.
31,
$1,500,000.
of
5.000.000
$1 )___„,.
$1)
reserved
arc
subject
1959,
504,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
sale
to
to
conversion
company
the
underwriters
of
also
the
200,000 shs.
officers
restricted
the
of
5.000,000
"1,000.000 shs.
for
initially for
UNDERWRITERS—Each
SBA.
The
of
debt—
note*
rate
a
stock.
common
5 Mj%
outstanding
the
at
—•—
May 1, 1964
notes due May 1, 1975
(of
Federal
It
■—
=
412%
—
greeting
principal product,
year.
EARNINGS—Sales
$34,105,811
and
employees
stock
options)
debentures.
had
shore-term
named
below,
and
and
bor¬
each
underwriters, for whom Goldman, Sachs Sc Co. and
McDonald
Ac Co. are acting as
representatives, has severally agreed to
purchase
the principal amount of
debentures set opposite its name below:
.
Goiaman, sachs & Co....$1,425,000
Alscope
Explorations,
Offered—
~
This company
Ltd.
Common
Capital
Stock
June 1 publicly offered 700.000 shares of common
Tcapital stock (without par valuer in the United States at the
last sale
price or bid, whichever was lower, for the
capital shares of the com-"~
pany on the Canadian Stock Exchange at that time.
Such price in
United States dollars will be computed to the
nearest full cent,
at
the
prevailing
exchange
rate
between
United
States
dollars
and
Canadian dollars
at the close of business on the last
preceding
and
cents
Exchange
to
on
business
the
day
the
as
of
on
which
asking
such
price
May
29.'
McDonald
Bpche
Ball,
-
offering- is made.
was .31
The
cents
company
the
on
the
originally
The
bid
was
Canadian
offered
day
30
A.
directly
public 700,000 shares, of which 5,000 shares were
sold between
and July 10, 1959!
The company has reserved 10,000
additional
to cover
acceptable later-received responses to its offer. Under
an
agreement dated July 10. 1959 the Investment
Brokers of N. J.,
Inc. have agreed to use their best efforts
to sell,
at
the option of
Alseope, 685,000 shares on which they will receive
a
commission of
20%
per share.—-V. 189, p. 2669.
A;
A:
Co.
G.
1,425,000
Co.
Burge
100.000
<Sc
Kraus
100,000
Co.
150,000.
Becker &
Inc.
Cunningham, Gunn A:
Carey, Inc.
Curtiss.
House
Ar
Clark
&
Hayden,
&
_!
Co
Miller
&
$100,000
Co.„
Inc.
Merrill,
The
75,000
-
1Q0»Q0Q
teJco.,^
Turben
-';Paine,
A;
350,000
Co
75,000
Ohio
100,000
100,000
Co..._
Webber,
Jackson
Curtis
150,000
Preseotfc, Shepard Ac Co.,
Inc.
_
The
First
Cleveland
Saunders,
Corp.
75,000
Fi^id
—V.
190,
p.
fir
Co.,
965.
Inc.
100.000
100,000
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
75.000
Co....-
Dillon. Union
Securities & Co..
Fahey,
Goodbocly
Inc.
Eastnuin
Stock
Shields
As
Edward N.
Stiver
Co.
Co
100,000
75,000
150,000
Siegler Ac Co.
75,000
;
June 2
shares
American
Airlines, Inc.—Secondary Distribution—A
secondary distribution of 100,800 shares of common
stock (par $1) was made on
Sept. 28 by Bache & Co.:
Reynolds & Co.; Walston & Co. Inc. and Dean Witter
Co.
American Land Go.—Transfer
Agent Appointed—
The
Bank
registrar
for
of
$1
New
par
York
has been
appointed
transfer
agent
and
Capital Stock of American Land
Company,
Inheritance tax waivers are
required from the"
value
Delaware corporation.
State of New York.
a
American Machine
To Be AcquiredSee, Budd Co.,
below.—V.
&
Foundry Co.- -Welding Division
190,
p.
1290.
&
at
$26.37 V2
per
80
share, with
cents per share.
This
and the books closed.—V.
a
dealer's concession
offering was
190, p. 665.
of
oversubscribed
*l,401,7933i
300,000
a
which
48
share.
per
Act
will
provide
concerns,
$.825
company
Investment
shares.
stock
business
of
at
principal
amount
share) subject to
per
BUSINESS—The company is engaged in the
design, manufacture and
of greeting cards and
gift wrappings and is one of the
largest
producers in the industry.
It is currently producing
Exchange Commission—
commission
Business
common
additional
small
•
exactly
the
selling
maturity,
$1,000
$42.11
years.
of
a
Organized
.
30,
a
to
each
of
sale
.
corporation,
filed
C.,
receive
hi
purpose of
changing the com¬
pany's legal domicile from the State of Idaho to the State of'
Nevada.
All stock ownership and operations of
the
company remained
certain
prior
for
price
$3,500,000 of the proceeds will be
used to
retire short-term loans which were incurred for
working capital pur¬
poses.
The balance will be used to finance the
increased inventories
and receivables incident to the
growth anticipated by the
company in
the
next
few
located
at
1115
17th
St., N.
W.,
Washington,
registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 29, 1959,
covering 100,000 shares of common Scock, to be offered
for
public
sale at $11 per'share. The underwriter (whose
name is to be supplied
by amendment)
will offer this stock
on
a
best
efforts
basis
and
D.
shares
48
Banks
_____
Business
convertible,
conversion
a
CAPITALIZATION
em¬
merging .with and succeeding Albertson's-,
Inc.. an Idaho- corporation- which had been in
existence since its ihcor- '
poration in 1945. Albertson's, Inc., an Idaho
corporation succeeded the
operation of J. A. Albertson, an individual
proprietorship, in 1945. The
individual proprietorship succeeded Albertson's
Food Center,
a
part- ;
ncrship, in 1944. The business was formed
by Mr. J„ A. Albertson in
1939.
The organization of the Nevada
corporation by the shareholders
and directors of
the
Idaho corporation, a'hd the
merger,
completed
Dec.
Member
Banks
Small
a
and
debentures
at
Funded
Allied
offering will-be used for gen¬
including the. outfitting of new supermarkets.
BUSINESS—Albertson's,
are
common
under
sales
the
Idaho.
A
to
share
additional
100,000 shares ol class B stock are being offered to
ployees, officers and directors of the company.
PROCEEDS—The pet,.proceeds
•
at
PROCEEDS—Approximately
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
47
Albertson's
mon
debentures
class
time
-
'
of Salt Lake
new
of
con¬
48
Rates—
Statement
by
Sept. 30
issue of
an
beginning
13
;Federal Reserve System———
Combined Condition Statement of
'.
_____
Exchange
Condition
Convertible Debentures
—
books closed.
23,75
—
1,360,057
income—
oper.
190, p.- 965.
of
(equivalent
at
.
199.
"t
$5,000,000 20-year 5%
subordinated debentures, due Oct.
1, 1979
100%. This offering was
oversubscribed
vertible
price
'
group of underwriters jointly
managed
Sachs & Co. and McDonald & Co. on
publicly offered
General Corporation & Investment News-Cover
State and City Bond Offerings..J:
56
$1,966,355
162,519
V
industries.—V.
■
Offered—A
44
Dividends Declared and Payable
153,820
expenses
communications
American Greetings Corp.
40
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$239,979
Nei: revenue from rail-
Net
"
$254,966
share,
a
to Tyrex viscose tire
yarn, rayon and nylon yarns and
the corporation,
through subsidiaries, makes plastic-covered wire
for the electronics and
cable
adjustment
Northern RR.
Co.—Earnings—
&
1959—Month—1958
.-
cents
'
.
45
76,770
11
or
1958.
'
41
$536,118
35,138
quarter of
665.
39
Transactions New York Stock Exchange____ 35
Transactions American Stock Exchange
35
2,768,444
this
addition
fibers,
and
Stock
of
capacity."
36
:
_________
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock
Averages 35
■/.
15,157
weeks
expansion of the company's nylon plant is
moving ahead on
and production at the
enlarged plant is expected to start in
I960.. Present nylon textile
yarn facilities are operating at near
39
SEC Index of Stock
$77,278
,
income.-,'
oper.
36
"The
early
The
operations—__
way
first
schedule,
36
Net revenue from rail¬
Not
the
$149,000,
third
36
__*•
Over-the-Counter Markets_--.Z__:
$3,304,562
3,034,878
31
Exchange_.__„___._^
Exchange___
Stock
Canadian Stock Exchange.
1959—8 Mos —1958
$484,774
360,568
27
__
____.
Toronto Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
1289.
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.- -Earnings—
(BondS)___
Exchange.
the
38
Montreal
company
new
for
"Production of.yiscose Tyrex
yarn for tires and rayon? textile
yarn Is
continuing at capacity," according to William
Gage Brady, Jr., Chair¬
man
of the Board and
President of the
company.
"Tires made with
this product will be standard
equipment on virtually all 1960 model
passenger automobiles," he added.
Pittsburgh
re¬
pioneered in the use of on-site oxygen plants in order .to
supply
tlio large tonnage quantities
required. The company now supplies the
tonnage-oxygen requirements for the existing basic oxygen furnace
installation
sales
record
„
Exchange____
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
large tonnage oxygen
The
lias
15
_
Pacific Coast Stock
oxygen.
and
investment
to
(Stocks)
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
consumed
produced
Stock
Stock
Cincinnati
now
The
,
Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
to Boost Steel Produc'n
basic
a
for
Page
.
New York
Air
earnings and
Consolidated net sales amounted to
$76,655,000 for the period ended
Sept. 13, compared witlr $42,490,000 in the 36
weeks ended Sept. 7.
1958, an increase of 80%.
Consolidated net income increased to
$5,287,000, or $3.99 per share,
compared with $154,000, or 11 cents a
share,
for the same period of 1958.Foy the third 12 Weeks of 1959 (third
quarter), sales were $26,657,000.
compared with $14,903,000 a year ago.
Net income amounted
to $1,803,000 or $1.36 a share, compared with
..
from
in
year.
Wichita.
Kansas, for the production of an intermediate used
in the
manufacture of. Sucaryl, its non-caloric sweetener.
•
"Abbott will make
cyclohexylamine at the new facility, according to
Floyd K. Thayer,
vice-president iity charge of chemical marketing.
"Although this is a modest begiuinng in Wichita, we
hope to expand
our
chemical operations as time
goes
on,
particularly in producing
quality chemicals which require
hydrogsnation," Mr, Thayer said.
The
—
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Plant—
This Chicago-based firm
has started construction of
}>lant
INDUSTRIAL
-
American Enka
Reflecting
rayon
and
Corp.—Sales, Earniifgs Up—
capacity
nylon
outDut of Tyrex viscose tire
yarn,
as
well as
textile yarns, this corporation on
Sept. 29 reported a
American-Marietta Co.—Secondary
Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 25,000 shares of common stock
(par
$2) was made on Sept. 21 by Blyth &
Co., Inc. at $39.75
per share, with a dealer's concession of
$1,10 per share.
This offering has been completed, all of the said shares
having been sold, according to an announcement made
on Sept. 29.—V.
190, p. 1174.
1
1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1414)
2
*
period,
Illinois, company.
For
the nine-month
50.3%
rose
on
45.3%
a
sales
compared with the corresponding period in 1958.
Income
was $2,533,354
in the 1959 period versus $1,685,032 in 1958, and sales
were
$18,560,294, compared with $12,777,054.
Per share earnings were
increase,
obtained
in 1958, based on the 2,475,000 shares
of common stock currently outstanding in both years.
Sales in the third quarter, ended Aug. 31, rose to $6,120,654 from
$4,294,625 in the comparable 1958 period.
Net income Increased to
$779,646 from $556,277.
Earnings per share were 32 cents, up from 23
cents in the third quarter of 1958, based on 2,415,000 shares of common
stock currently outstanding. '
"
.
Mr. Rautbord stated that every area of operations continues to show
improvement.
"Based on the increasing number oi new equipment
installations, and from other indications, it appears that the results
of the fourth quarter will show a similar, or even greater, increase by
comparison with the same period of the previous year," he reported.—:
with
compared
$1.02,
46.
p.
This
filed
This
be
debentures.
cash
Of¬
net
Dual
The
was
Class
A
stock
(par
Class
B
stock
(par
400,758Vb
unissued shares of the class A stock
of dividends upon the class A and class B stock.—V. 190, p.
Period End. Aug.
Railway
Railway
expenses
oper.
190,
♦Deficit.—V.
This
have
writers
Organized
to
the
and
discovered
by
S.
12
Kennedy
Drew
miles
the
the
of
east
company
same
Anthony
Delaware
under
Brcs.,
substantially
Inc.,
-
the offering
shares.
purchase at
additional 20.000
all
the company pro¬
15,-1959,
Sept.
outstanding
the
Commercial
1959—Montih—1958
up
ry.
of
its
stock.
of
swimming
also
It
Pools,
Anthony
190,
—V.
listed
5.265,460
9,406,562
108,258.816
91.084,225
5.011,147
40,564,666
37,369,976
Atlanta
St. Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings-
&
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
Net
.
1959—Month—1958
$356,309
$369,804
175,063
172,752
from rail-
revenue
ry.
—V.
'i90,
oper.p.
income
886.
Railway
The
listed
blocks
E.
the
of
and
68,271
H.
Philip
Myron
29,136
design and in¬
commercial use.
Ahtiiony as^P&esident;
conimon>hmVs^89.1%
712,594
The
three
respectively,
of
he
and
is
Additional
respectiveljtare owned^TorresB^
shares,
Anthony.
shares,
20,000
the
In
engage
for both private and
relateik accessories.
sells
of
owner
Alvin
and
*nd
lists
prospectus
as
will
company
pools
and
propose
their
).
\a^selll45^00,
stitute
full
are
payable $3,200
payment
for
1,200
unit
per
common
(of
shares)
not made prior to July 1,
to make
timely payment of
1960.
scriber
1960,
19^9—Month—1958
$324,210
' $301,993
267,337
295,299
revenue..
expenses
oper.
rail-
fund
for
sinking
fund,
interest
any
redeemable
on
payment
30
days'
date,
the
at
at par
in
wfiich
$1,200
will
execution
upon
Upon
whole
next four weeks.
weeks, despite last month's
The capital flotation ahead appears to
at this date adding
week^s tabulation of $385 million.
$321,452,000 in tax-exempts
dollar volume of forthcoming municipals
MUNICIPAL
CORPORATE
AND
ISSUES
Corporate
Total
Stocks
Corporates
Bonds
$47,687,200
$28,719,500
$64,700,000
Municipal
12-16——
51,050,000
44,375,000
19-23—I.
98,750,000
48,000,000
86,390,000
185,140,000
11,100,000
59,100,000
69,317,000
135,485,000
51,950,000
$245,487,200
$170,584,500
$416,071,700
$321,452,000
9
5-
-
PAST
Tables
CORPORATE
QUARTER'S
September. This past month shows
sharp decline in flotations for, both stocks and bonds compared to
of this year.
failure
of
or
in
'
1
previous months
'
"
..
TABLE
'7;
•
Utilities
I
July
;
v
Quarter
September*.
August
$62,198,257
$233,241,579
-
—
-
Transportation
$359,483,096
68,058,750
$64,043,260
'
Other
than
by lot,
interest.
on
.
BUSINESS—This
oi
Minneapolis.
*
or
corporation
Minnesota,
*as
no
and
Minn.
has
was
its
The
organized
principal
company
Pas^ history or earnings.
otherwise
under
offices
has
the
at
laws
523
transacted
of
the
Marquette
no
business
The company intends to purchase
acquire,
mortgage, lease, subdivide, improve <and sell or
personal property of all types.
The company may
engage in the purchase or construction and the leasing or sale of com¬
exchange
mercial
real
and
apartment
and
industrial
and
development
of
properties,
office
buildinys,
urban
or
shopping
and
in
centers,
they plotting,
industrial
$787,388,040
—
parks,
subdivision
and
rural lands.
122,289,251
34,997,4-32
352,404,602
219,178,032
1,420,696,116
$825,338,660
$454,689,294
$2,067,415,994
Public Sales
July
August
September*
—Private Placement—
-
—-
151,600,000
$397,350,000 $2,06.7,415,994
$3,120,000
III
September*
$216,770,560
$183,474,394
$934,339,694
253,293,300
608,568,100
271,214,900
1,133,076,300
$787,388,040
$825,338,660
$454,689,294
$2,067,415,994
•
Bonds———
Total
Total
—
—
July
Preliminary.
LARGER
ISSUES
COMING
UP
larger corporate issues in the four-week period of Oct. 5-29 are: $12
million Pacific Far East Lines bonds on Oct. 6; $25 million Columbia Gas Debentures
Some
of the
oh Oct.
$20 million Northern
Bell" Tel. & Tel. debentures
8; $50 million Philadelphia Electric bonds on Oct. 14;
Natural Gas preferreds on
Oct. 15; $70 million Southern
Gas Transmission preferreds on Oct. 21; 1,200,000 shares
common on Oct. 22 and on the same day $12 million
Rochester Gas & Electric bonds on Oct. 22; $20 million Florida Power & Light bonds
Oct. 20; $15 million Texas
of American Electric; Power
on
on
Oct. 27, and a
similar amount of bonds the next day for Puget Sound Power
Northeast,
in
the
Village
of
St.
Anthony.
&
Light Co.
Details of the above tabulated corporate and municipal flotations, as
ment
and
government
agency
bonds,
are
covered
in the Monday
well
as govern¬
statistical and
Thursday editorial issues of the Chronicle.
-
®iTJle company owns all of the outstanding common stock of Apache
£ nn'r^o a Mlnnesotat corporation, which has obtained an option
riki plf and 37th Ave. 48 acres at the northwest corner of Silver
PJ5ro?!Piately
Lake Road
Quarter
August
Stocks---——! $534,094,740
.
*
157,525,000
-
$3,120,000
TABLE
Total
$787,388,040
825,338,660
454,689,294
$88,225,000
$735,726,300
$931,219,694
Total
Bonds
Stocks
$534,094,740
$165,068,300
216,770,560 * 451,043,100
180,354,394119,614,900
Total
II
Bonds
Stocks
3,244,000
416,986,830
,
TABLE
^
sub¬
any
proceeds of this offering will be used from time to
time by the company
to purchase, lease, develop,
or otherwise deal
in real estate, or interest therein.
Ave.,
61,891,349
651,304,684
-
Corporations-—
Total
52,821,000
11,993,750
>
Banks, Investment and
Insurance Companies
the
of
part
value plus-accrued
.
FINANCING
III, recapitulates private placements and public offerings of cor¬
I, II, and
porates during the months of July, August and
a
and
The data are gathered by the Chronicle from
confined to public offerings.
con¬
PROCEEDS—The
State
85,003
AHEAD AND
FINANCING
$76,406,700
95,425,000
35,000
option of the company, other
notice
$406,268
Oct. 6 at 11:00 a.m.
Total
payments
are
$6,694
*30,679
.
Oct.
in an amount equal to 10%
of the face
Amount of the debentures issued will be made annually in 1965-74 so
as
to retire the debentures prior to maturity.
Debentures
,
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$2,535,699
$2,399,483
2,129.431
2,199,465
I
:1
cperations____ :
$56,873
income
23,343
.* Deficit.—V. 190, p. 967.
oper.
ry.
Bonds
any
call made prior to July 1,
and due under the terms of his subscription, the company may
his subscription
and retain all payments theretofore made by
as
liquidated damages.
Sinking
509,686
Corporate
cancel
him
$1,478,929
408,817
QUARTER'S CORPORATE FINANCING
corporates in the
subscription and the balance in whole or in part within 15 days after
call by the company;
the subscriber need not honor any call by the
company
$1,268,197
70,445
.
In the first week, October 5-9, $64,700,000 are
with Wayne County, Mich., seeking bids for the largest issue, $26 million, for
holdings.
present
Apache Realty Corpr.—Securities Offered—The FundCorp., of Minneapolis, Minn,, on Sept. 21 offered $1,500,-,
000 of 6% subordinated debentures dated July 1,1959 and
due July 1, 1974 (subordinated only to indebtedness to
banks and other institutional lenders) and 360,000 shares
of common stock (par $1) being offered only in units
of 1,200 shares of common stock and five $1,000 deben¬
tures at $6,200 per unit. This offering, which was made
only to Minnesota residents, was quickly oversubscribed,
Subscriptions
$2,777,934
1,299,005
$197,052
$181,246
58,464
way
.
1,412,370
West Point RR.—Earnings—
&
Net revenue from
Net
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$2,680,567
)
operations;,--L
way
Net
municipal calendar, commencing October 5,
on
"
967.
Atlanta
The table below summarizes estimated
•
2,068,455
p.
(of $795,000 or more) are scheduled.
Bros
Sculptured Products and Abco Gunite, Inc.,
in consideration of the issuance of 800,009,
The
manufactures
$
37,743,165 319,800.507 287,852,224
of
shares
voting
corporations,
stallation
S
47,149,727 428,059,323 378,936.449
income—
oper.
'
shares
•
the $300-$400 million range with scheduled financing
In October's
an
railoperatiohs----
way
Period End. Aug. 31—
to $416 million—compared to last
and in
1959—8 Mo*}.—1958
S
46,951,288
41,685,828
expenses
fod
com-*
6.650 feet.
interest owners
Oil Co.
:
upturn in corporate offerings in the next four
A modest
139,655
an
well
good
Carter
unusually precipitous decline, visibly demonstrates the importance of projecting the
demand side of the capital market coming up by singling out of the total backlog of
$630,434
*85,405
years-to
on
Anthony
Concrete
Co.,
California
law
.
MUNICIPAL
AND
flow.
back
Net revenue from
:•
Net
six miles southwest of
multi-pay'Calhoun field which
22 months ago.
Perforations at
PAST
open
Santa Fe Ry.—-Earnings—
&
revenue-.
oper.
"
No., 1,
CORPORATE
Firestone Blvd., South Gate, Calif.,
five
for
i066.
With SEC—
stockholders
selling
acquires
Equipment
all
option
an
the
frcra
poses
is
Oct. 26-30-—"
located at 5871
corporation,
Railway
by this Shreveport, La., company.
registration statement with the SEC on Sept: 28, 1959,
outstanding common shares, to be offered for public
a
200,000
price
La.,
for
Kennedy
Oct.
$540,67%
103,321
covering
sale by
the
present holders
thereof through an underwriting
group headed
by Marron, Edens, Sloss & Co., Inc.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The under¬
filed
well
in the
$
a discovery
well in Ouachita Parish, La., for a
potential of 14,400,000 cubic feet of gas per day
1175.
p.
190, p.
Railway oper.
private arid public sources and are
$162,602
Anthony Pools, Inc.—Files
.
of
flow
showed
the area. Other major lease
American Petroleum Co., ,and
Period End. Aug. 31—
Completed—
FORTHCOMING
$93,995
4,812
income
oper.
ry.
open
Oct.
operations—__
way
Net
completion
rail¬
Net revenue from
interest
100%
a
Pan
are
Railway oper.
V
.
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$5,923,741 $5,780,412
5,383,067
5,149,978
1959—Month—1958
$774,78*7
$814,189
680,792
651,587
31—
revenue--
oper.
loans.
short-term
some
RR.—Earnings—
Ann Arbor
•
part
the week
561.
below.—V. 190, p. 665. V,
Transamerica Corp.,
See
In
be leaving
Co—Exchange of Shares Proposed—
American Surety
Phoenix,
offerings those issues with affixed sale dates.
Outstanding
167,500 shs.
507,385% shs.
33,333% shs.
shares of the authorized
but
were reserved for the declaration
1959,
30,
June
at
'As
area
Atchison, Topeka
of
account
zones
1
shs.
shs.
shs.
(par $10)-^—_
167,500
$1)1:
-——.—*908,144
$1)
33,333 Vh
stock
pfd.
cumul.
Paci{j<furiv<^
producing
gas
held
company to be
Authorized
$1.25
the
for
shares
announced Sept. 24
Monroe,
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
at 734 East Southern
day on
per
drillstem tests between 5,675 feet and
owns
company
the
—v.
its
was
Ind.
Indianapolis 4,
St.,
Meridian
25,000
combined
was
company
other
Three
Commission—
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.—Well
incorporated on July 15, 1929 under,
the 1 iws of the State of Indiana under the name of American Auto¬
mobile
Indemnity Co.
Its present name was adopted in 1930.
it is
engaged in writing automobile, general casualty, workmen's compensa¬
tion
fire, marine,
and multiple-peril«. insurance, in the issuance of
fidelity and surfety bonds and in the investment and reinvestment of
-its assets;
Its homo and executive offices are located at 542 North
BUSINESS—The
of 6,600,000 cubic feet
rate
the additional class
proceeds from the sale of
will be added to the general funds of the
or
Invested in securities.
stock
in
The
a
liquidate
its
outstanding class A and class B stock the right to sub¬
scribe
to
108,144 additional shares of class A stock
(limited voting-par $1) at the rate of one additional
share for each four shares of class A and class B stock
held of record on Sept. 18, 1959; rights, will expire at
3:30 p.m. (EST)
on Oct. 12.
City Securities Corp., of
Indianapolis, Ind., is underwriting the offering.
A
the
at
additional 3.500 acres in
facilities for-the manufacture of industrial chemicals; The com¬
pany proposes to' increase the production capacity by
the erection of
additional warehousing facilities for raw materials and finished prod¬
ucts and the purchase of additional machinery for
mixing, stamping
and
packaging its products, as well as expanded research facilities.
The balance of the proceeds will be added
to the - company working
-capital account, so as to make possible the construction and establish¬
ment of additional distribution facilities
and to be - in a position to*
of
company
PROCEEDS—The
per
gas
mercial production on
business of the company is the production of agricul¬
tural chemicals, fertilizers and insecticides. It^now has outstanding
229,128 common shares and certain indebtedness. Of the net proceeds
of its sale of additional stock, $200,000 is to be made available to
Cortez
Chemicals Co., a subsidiary,
for expansion and development
Ga.,
1959,
Insurance Co. — Common Stock
is offering to the holders of
States
American
completion.
Registers With
—
L—
—
Hosston zone tested at the rate of 7,800,003day on open flow, and from 8,494-502 in a lower
upper
appreciable amount of gas liquids were produced.
The Kennedy well was carried to 10.300 feet and
plugged
selling stockholders. The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton and Walston & to., Inc., are
listed as the principal underwriters,
:
and
According to the appli- •
cation, American Service and Handy Pantry, Inc., a Delaware corpora¬
tion, are to be merged.
The merger agreement provides, among other
things, for a reclassification of the presently outstanding preferred
stock of American. The debentures are to be issued for the preferred
stock, if and when the merger becomes effective.'—V. 180, p. 1321.
fered—The
Co.
Monday, October 5, 1959
.
;
100,000
$1,500,000 of
trust indenture covering
a
subordinated
income
located
company,
Chemical
&
Exchange
and
.
No
767.
190, p.
of
.
■'
...
an
Hosston zone
registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 24, 1959, covering
shares of common stock. Of this stock, 75,000 shares are to
offered for. public s?.le for the account of the issuing company
filed
Qualification
located at 878 Memorial Drive, S. E., Atlanta,
under the Trust Indenture Act. on Sept. 28,
qualification: of
seeking
made to obtain one —V,
effort been
any
feet
cubic
The. primary
application
cumulative
has
Fertilizer
Arizona
,.
Co.—Seeks Indenture
Service
company,
an
nor
Securities
-
■
American
is
tract
shopping
regional-type
a
68 cents
.
190,
This
$265,800.
is
in
"
V.
lands
the
»
in
6,477,-29
in developing this center,
some
portion of the proceeds of this offering will be required and
committed to such development, the balance of the cost of the center
to
be-financed by a mortgage upon the property.
Negotiations for
leases are now being held with prospective tenants who may occupy
space
in the shopping center.
No mortgage commitment has been
Should
center.
,
income
of
price
option
for the development of
the company be "successful
considered
being
quarter and nine-month sales and
announced Sept. 29 by Samuel G. Rautbord, President
third
The
Minnesota.
Equipment Co.—Income, Sales Up
net income-were
of.this Evanston,
American Photocopy
Record
..••••
—-
October 1, 1959.
v.--
$200,018
*127,006
Volume
190
Number
5887
The Commercial and Financial
...
Chronicle
(1415)
4
Atlas
This
Corp.—Disposes of Transocean Interests——
corporation
Califor.
of
In
has
disposed
of
a
Sept.
Mr.
with
new
80%.
owned
Atlas
subsidiary,
that
•.
<
A
has
Inc.,
minority
The
with
SEC
representation
on
its board,
there will be no further conthe iwo companies," he
said.
Vice-President Hamilton K. Smith has
been named President
International Aircraft Services and the
;
continue
Babb
certain
The
with
following: '%%■.'■
The
the
of
activities
units .owned
their
present
:*• "V
bv
International
managements;
gineering
Calif.; and
Maintenance
an
Company
at
operating base at the
U*.
St. Air
Force
and
Charleston
Engine
Air
Service
Oakland,
Force
and
and
expansion
the
Far
of
Babb
East.—V.
Co.
189,
activities
into
and
Atlantic
Coast
RR.-
South
1959
oper.
Sept,
17
shares
~
to
H.
the
W.
used
The
factory
The
98,973,177
ment
85,057,763
83,058,092
on
of
of
decision
1,304,399
800,747
628,606
18,
1959,
19,757,910
authorized
$2.50
6,862,279
4,875,708
to
par,
Co.-
-Stock
Par
Value
common
stock
6,000,000
of
shares
to
$2.50
shares,
stockholders
additional
one
business
on
to
share
of
Dec.
on
Dec.
the
10,000
value.
in
the
to
increase
value
par
1959
to
in
of
will
record
151.
of
five
fiscal
comparable
period
of
1958,
the same
Total
U.
S.
of
nine
on
In
net
Canadian
months
based
were
G.
true
of
earnings
comparable
for
the
amounted
to
first
shares
company
Aug.
nine
outstanding
at
the
of
61
sales
the
end
of
net
sales
compai-eti
the
period.
the
first
nine
with
$201,304,000
fiscal period
this
third
with-*$61,084,994
for
in
the
third
'.
Profit
for
the
year
quarter
Electronics Corp.
same
were
last
responsible
were
period
1S59.—V.
$74,610,950
year.—V.
189,
sale
of
This
filed
to
held
for
by
letter
held
are
( par
for
'10
estimated
equipment,
in
the
six
company
and
Inc.
Elec¬
&
of
a
Purchases
Assets
of
Charles
cream
Inc.
Net
1o
income
$15,079,000,
deductions.
amount
for
was
the
after
above.
-V.
190,
conditions
resulted
departments.
unit
sales,"
in
This
Mr.
increases
is
eight
all
a
share
total
of
was
Aug.
31,
for
dividends
011
the preferred
the
common
shares,
for
the
Act
SEC
of
Eight
amounted
other
after
periods ended
1959
be
his
In
stated
met
report,
sales
which
quarterly
"Up
to
has
not
operating
$12,002,000
additional
for
letter to stockholders,
the present time the
that
only
THj,
a
revenues
than
revenues
portion
in
street
Dana
of
March
NOTE:
3,
On
3
1879.'
account
its
of
in
the
the
first
eight
months
same
from
1958
rate
period.
President
Illinois
(To
on
stock
to
of
months
of
The
compared
to
volumes
Seibert
STate
the
(Rc-r
Vice
rate
were
cf
the
in, effect
electricity and
2-0613)-
fluctuations in the
were
of
Subscriptions in United States,
of
year
$5,425,000
which
-tin
that
U.'
of
u
S
President
Convright
S.
will
be
than
15
order
days*
of
principal,
without
or
ma¬
accrued
on
before
or
19647an$
Oct.
premium,
prior
redemption,
used
for
for
the
Home
this
1,
to
the
1961;
without premium-
new
construction
new
Midwest
190,
transfer
Stock
York.
The
construction
Aged,
is
Oct.
1,
premium
1%
there-
after- Oetv I,
• •
Chicago
and
remodeling
City,
Minn.
The
$130,000.
agent
Exchange
effective
for
its
will
date
$1
par
common
stbek
be
The First National
City
appointment was Oct. 1
of
1067.
p.
one*
190,
p.
Mr.
Karnes
of
Harry
earnings
merged
for
with
Eeatrice
Foods
to
dollar
the
Co.,
stock,
issuable
the
Carlton
the
Cohen,
stock,
'*
by
"at
of
of
Calif.,
of
show
and
did
operate
as
(b» the income of
anticipated increases therein,
tjie
said
Belmont,
ar.d
the
of
the
and
order asserts,
Cohen,
in
excess
Carlton
induced
having
and
no
to
purchase
reasonable
violation
profits;"
of
the
and
that"
the
stock
was
30,
and
registration requirements of the Securities
Act of
to
$1.20,
$19,261,064
income
as
The
management
the
forth¬
oi
cents
directors
to
30
exclusive
increased
cents,
of
thus
anv
the
regular
establishing
extra
dividends
be
made
at the rate
from
total
the
bidding
to
the
about
1959-63
of
are
of
common
of
stock
first
new
bank
for
and
the
12
for
months
income
net
which
to
the
ended
$11,799,185,
$10,952,075 for the calendar
year
14,
and
mortgage
loans
requirements
$203,000,000.
at
revenues
and
new
short-term
Capital
estimated
$111,375,791
$109,461,512
the
$15,000,000
$30,000,000.
operating
to
sale
of
payment
1958.
1959, the company was
authorized to file new rates
and
effective Sept; 1,
1959, designed to increase its
annual gross'
by $4,203,000.
—s
.
ciates
Offered—Halsey,
Oct.
on
Stuart
&
Co.
Inc.
and
1
asso¬
publicly offered $15,000,000 first mort¬
bonds, series G, 5%% due Oct.
1, 1939, at 101.21%
accrued
interest, to yield 5.17%. The
and
group won
of the bonds at
competitive sale held in Sept. 30
bid of. 100.3199% for
a 5V4%
coupon rate. This issue
a success
and bonds are
award
on
a
was
-
-
an
fraud
stock
in
1933.
in
a
that
There,were two other bids for
Coip. and associates named a
selling at
a
& Co., Inc.,
5%%
rate:
and
associates
White,
100.059%..
Weld
&
Co.
issue
The
series
is
subject
G
to
call
1 ate:
at
any
The
Two
bids
time
were
and
on
First
Boston
Harnman
100.13%-, and
100.7999%,
101.319%.
This
of
premium.
a
5'A%„ coupon
price
Ripley
submitted
Lehman
30-days
for
New
a
Brothers
notice.
bonds
will
be
redeemable
at
optional
redemption
106.46% to par, anij at
special redemption prices
101.22%
to par, plus accrued
interest in each
prices ranging
from
receding from
case.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
by
the
able
from
the
sale
of
the
bonds
to
banks,
construction
facilities of
the
program.
the
Capital
company are
expenditures
in
1959
estimated to amount
to
in
electric
the
cities
Woburn;
in
ham, and
an
area
tion
1950,
of
and
of
30
towns
the
in
an
territory
with
bulk
to
of
The
served
towns
miles
with
1,340,009
electric
public
Arlington,
30
electricity
in
1940.
companies
and
applied
debt
pay¬
company's
new
plant
$33,000,000.
engaged
York
lunds.
•
in
electricity
Walthum
Watertown,
and
Framing-
Massachusetts, covering
miles
at
The
be
supplies
Chelsea,
in eastern
within
utility
company
Newton,
Brookline,
square
11
1
Somerville,
ether smaller
590
operating
businesses.
Boston,
about
compared
electricity
steam
of
the
in
is
ior
about
4
BUSINESS—Company
the
will
to v.he payment or reduction of
short-term
which was incuired in connection
with
company
of
retail
Boston;
was
company
Popula¬
1.444,427
also
municipalities.
in
supplies
Steam
Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park
Place,
New
York
7,
N.
Y., REctor
2-9570.
a week
George J. Morrissey,
[every Thursday (general news and advertising
Editor;
issue) with a statistical issue on
Monday]. Other offices: i35 S. La Salle
by Wfiliam B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second class matter
February 25, 1942, at the post office at New
Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $68.00
York, N, Y„ under the Aft
per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00
per year.
Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements'must
for
transferred
during
189, p. 2233.
amounted
with
Bonds
Ex¬
sold
rigt,
c
boiid
of
applied
1959
Aug.
revenues
relationship to,
offered
stock
against
compared tt $745,112, or
agaiil&t $0,83 per share-outas
share
period
charges,
prevailing market prices for such stock," without disclosure of
prevailing market prices,
"thereby obtaining unreasonable and
excessive
the
competitive
be
expected
On
Belmont
Belmont
re¬
the
and
1959
at
will
compared
Securities, aided and abetted
investors
of,
$1,491,672,
af
20
REVENUES—Total
Belmont and
the''market price
listing
as
The
respective nS'CaPljeridds.'
increase in earnings
from
rate
new
sale
June
that/f in
a
to
*1116
meeting
annua',
five-year
.
70
in
$27,351,922
share
per
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
the
Exchange
developed
to
to
in;rease of142%.
an
amounted
dividend
one
are
units
One
of
business'volume
company
bonds
the
company;
far
last
Sept. 25,
J-
Inc.,
Ahnual
the
those
for each ten shares
held of record
(with an oversubscription
privilege). A
group headed by The First
Boston Corp. will underwrite
the offer, which
expires on Oct. 13, 1959.—
Stock
fbr/each
Securities
Securities,
its
that
margin
in
Co.—Rights Offering to Stockholders—
is offering the holders of
its outstanding
common stock (par
$25) rights to subscribe at $56.75
per
share for 271,553
shares of new common stock
cover¬
vsfrjying
highs
Boston Edison
.
options
Restricted
releasing
reported
substantial
a
record
1,
exchange; and <c) the right of existing holders of
Belmont
subscribe to additional shares.
prices
surplus
its
present
Securities, David Mandel,
"engaged in acts, practices,
would
amounted
may be declared.—V.
an
Mandel
revenue
earned
At
SEC—
exercise
by
set
a
further significant
coming fiscal period.
Carlton
Secretary,
which
-purchasers
had
expects
a
first
July
Rd., Fullerton,
Sept. 25, 1959, a
upon
company's
under
exceeded
which
approximately $1.34
gage
whether
Belmont
period
preceding period,
The
Inc.—Registers With
proceedings
business
of
upon
the
s
points out, are the quar¬
figures of Shedd-Bartush
967.
determine
President of the
company,
in
fiscal year ended June
30, 1959
year
Gross
the
Corp*—Fraud in Stock Sale Charged—
sale
for
Club, Inc.—Earnings
Up—
Wrod,
the
Patent
Possessions,
exchange,
less
reverse
of
the
'publishecklvice
1959
-
,
membership.
months'
$3,327,017
$1.35
specified
products,
in
additional share
being awarded
to
Furthermore,
Wolfe
strike
stated
this
phrontpt f
Claude
ei>hone
steel
of
1958.
increases
Thecdore
J.
the
further
oil
stock,
stock
Wolfe
New
previous
stock, in that they made false
and
misleading statements concerning, among others, the
following:
(a»
the program for development of Belmont's
properties, new oil or
gas wells being brought in by
Belmont in California and Texas, the
acquisition
by Belmont of numerous
additional
properties
in
Kern
County
California, ana of a large and valuable
tungsten property in
the
Imperial Valley of California, the interest of various
major oil
companies in Belmont, and a
possible merger between
1.62
effect
in
Six
against
certain
ordered
course
2.26
President
Mr.
antv ftmanptat
Seibert
Chicaeo
material."
resulted
of.the
roMMFROTAr
William
of
more
been
of
-
and
common
has
and
a
2.81
I—
be
on
Stores, Inc.—Change in Transfer
Agent—
Report for
to
and
deceit"
2.04
months
income
"Total
$0.46
of
company's
Meredith
stock¬
revoked.
offer
-another
1958
$0.57
months
Twelve
told
15%'
1959.
According to the Commission's order, information
investigation conducted by its staff tends if true
.
Period—
of
1,
Book-of-the-Month
Howell—Shares in Registration
1934
should
.Aug. 31, were:
Three months__
in
payment
follows:
redeemed
Lutheran
cost
the
in
change Place, Jersey City, N. J., defrauded investors to whom
it offered
and
sold
Belmont
Oil
Corporation stock or otherwise violated the
Federal securities laws and, if
so, whether its broker-dealer
registration
comparable
stock,
not
upon
redeemed
the
by
dated
will
thereafter
of
proceeds*
1959.—V.
'
and
ana
proceeds
Bank
-•
.
"
granted
under
190, p.
1066.
Belmont Oil
Rise—
year,
and
be.
may
date
as
-sf«ntl«ig-<it-$hfr-end-of
$3,971,626
$1.45,
be
product,
President,
ended
Aug. 31,
1959
of operation, fixed charges
bonds
repayment
quarterly
current
to
units.—V.
The
Charles
months
expenses
corresponding period of last,
$12,138,000.
Earnings - per share of
corporation
be
maturity.
be redeemed after Oct. 1, 1964
redeemed with borrowed funds on
funds are used for
on
Chicago
particularly
Karnes
increase of
an
-
shares- of
•"
1291.
p.
Electric Co.—Earnings
the
In
deductions
&
2%
on
for
and
Gas
the
will
Interest
semi-annually
unborrowed
listed-
ago,
bonds
1959.
1 of each
year and at
premium
be
If
net
1,
may
not
estimated
of
increase
and
t^ and including Oct.
sults
'
consumers
each
the
Antell,
1960,
The
Oct.
bonds, after payment of financing
expenses
temporary loans; will bet used" toward the cost
of
constructing and equipping a new
8-story addition to Bethesda Lutheran!
-Hospital. The estimated cost of the
new addition is
$1,700,000.
Part of
the
a.t
common
to
bonus
Antell, Inc.—
Baltimore
be
issue;
year
1,
interest.
from
quarterly
a
Bonds
be
and
stock.
According to the*prospectus, as part5 of its
promote greater cooperation and better
understanding
demonstrate
the
interdependence
of
the
company
and
its
Bell & Howell will award its common
shares to
those of its
franchised
or
authorized
retail
or
wholesale
dealers
pur¬
specified
products of
the
company,
at
net
prices then
in
to
sales
for
Exchange Commission—
—
■
directly
chasing
effect, in the amounts and during the
periods specified, at the follow¬
ing rates: 1 share for each $1,000 invoiced for such
specified products
which are ordered during the month
of September 1959;
1 share for
each $1,250 ordered
during October 1959; and 1 share for each $1,500
ordered
during November
1959.
Bonus
Units
will
be
awarded
corporation on Sept. 21 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering
10,000 shares of 6%
preferred stock to be offered at
par ($10 per sharei, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for
working capital.
Babbitt,
312,645
the ''bonds
any
(b)
alter
high
ah
190, p.. 354.
program
dealers,
Ex¬
Sept. 24
on
*$524,757
2,281,311
notice,
may
shall
corporate
new
accrued
and
This
a
$2,566,680
566,088
of
Bond
reached
$818,690
*272,499
option
on
(a)
but
the
to
the
general
ended
product
ice
months'
Plan.—V.
shares
new
'The
See
turity
company,
located at 7100 McCormick
Road, Chicago, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on
Sept. 25, 1959, covering 15,000
1066.
Avnet
the
bond
of
expenses
and
*$881,943
867.
p.
interest
Jan.
published
Corp..New
.
T.)
Ai
7'..
Aug. 31.' 1959,
the
corresponding period
reported on Sept. 30.
1958.
and
Bell
Manufacturing Co.,"Inc.,""Iiicr,"'Jerome,-Idahtr—
Securities
with
cents I
Securities
••
190,
July 1 and Jan.
The
...
(B.
accounts
notification
stock
;.*:.
:7
income___
and
bear
payable
by manage¬
Klein, -^res¬
Stephen
of
Plymouth
/
.
G
of
This
Incorporated in 1955, Avnet Electronics Corp.,
together with seven
subsidiaries, is engaged in the business of
assembling and distributing
electrical
connectors,; and distributing transistors, diodes,
capacitors,
transformers,' and other items related to the
electronic, aircraft, missile
and communications industries.—V.
189, p. 2563.—...
&
and
of
sale
and for improve¬
be available
for
will
from rail¬
operations!
oper.
100%
cream,
shares
1964;
-•••-
economic
higher,
'
common
of
117,559
granted
year.
Stock
The board of governors pf the American
Stock Exchange
approved for original listing 768,763 common shares of
tronics Corp., West.bury, N. Y.
B
ice
the
finance
shops
corporation, located at 2500 Fullerton
registration statement with the SEC on
a
ing
change Listing—
Files With
chocolates,
of
600,000
of
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$14,876,415 $10,391,735
12,-309.735
10,916,492
and 5V2%. first
mortgage serial bonds due semi¬
annually from Jan. 1, 1961 to July
1,. 1969; then quar¬
terly to Oct. 1, 1969 (the expiration date of
the issue) at
stock¬
✓
compared
p.
1,397,681
51/4%
company's
equipment for
premises; $150,000
retail
a
quarter
Beckman Instruments,
$223,-
last
" "
.1)2,216,371
—
shares
outstanding
proceeds
balance
common
new
over
and
Inc., of Detroit,
the
year.
Gets American
—
of
President,
were
per
and
Foods,
all
per share
period.
1959
$385,726'
1,267,669
West
were 21%
above a year ego.
Net earnings foi
$2 221,198,. compared to
$1,841,610 last year.
Profit
common
stock, after provision /or preferred
dividends,
an increase from
75 cen.s
per share a year agQ.:__
.
months
Option
of
RR.—Earnings-**
1959—Month—1958
Lutheran Hospital, St.
Paul, Minn.
First
Mortgage Serial Bonds Offered—B. C.
Ziegler & Co., of
Bend, Wis., is presently offering
$1,250,000 of 5%y
to
were
of
Included
V
months
Erie
-
Bethesda
.
filed
used
principal
ago.
and
Avnet
all
likewise
year
six
lor
Lake
expenses
Deficit.—V.
be
to
are
were
Trigs
$10,041,000
the
is chiefly
outstanding this
the
are
cents
of
share.
a
stock
'
by
and
August
director
covering
group
headed
offered, for sale
the
$300,000
shares
Chicago-based
weather
cents,
were
after
cents
revenue
oper.
ry.
*
be
distribution
net
report to stockholders also reveals
sale.-"-lor. the six months period ended
out¬
1959
Earnings
to
end
of preferred stock to common
larger number o" common shares
in
1959,
shares
new
—
second
16%
or
50
&
oper.
Railway
Co.—Sales, Earnings Up—
this
the
milk, and
quarter
82
nine
Conversion
Consolidated
Sales
the
through
be
to
two-fcr-one
Bessemer
filedto
of
from
the
use
7
18
promotion;
of
in
share
announced
31,
month,
$6,268,000.
after preferred dividends
shares
outstanding at
231,000,
be
outstanding stock
shares
to
are
for
our
per
With
of
$1
.a
Period End. Aug. 31—
Earnings, after taxes,
the
months of
1958, when' provision for U. S.
taxes was required for
only part of the period due to a loss
carry-forward, net earnings amounted to
$7,541,000.
This was equal
after 'preferred
dividends to 80 cents per
share, basec on 9,128,048
the
28,
outstanding
holders.
income
shares
and
has
Of
134,225
r-V-^
Karnes,
sales
terly
taxes,
equal
10,235,353
the
to
manufacture
will
the
share,
per
and
"Favorable
1959
earnings
period of 1958.
consolidated
and
of
compared
shore,
^
pre-tax
quarter
number
the
Pre-tax earnings for the first
nine months ended
$11,743,000, an increase of 17% over
for
Sept.
10,000
The
smaller
the
$1
$16,084,804,
unit
■
earnings of this corporation in. the third
were
$2,0C6,000 equal to 20 cents
per common
$1,330,000 or 13 cents per share on a
from
way
Y.,
in
a
-
Net
Sept.- 26.
the
York,
finance
N.
Carlton Securities
disclose the existence
reduction
of
the
par
This stockholder action
will
ef¬
split voted by
the Board of Directors
Aug. 18, 1959, to be effective Oct.
15, 1959 to stockholders of record
Sept. 29, 1959.—V. 190,
p. 967.
value
Net
•
was
in
on
Co.
additional
Sept.
on
150,000
sales
William
be
190,
v.
667.
offered
to
that
to*
injunction issued
that Abe Biegelson is
no longer
fact
on
machinery and
improvements to factory
for
including
-r
Dollar
the
at
1959.
3,
at
$114,604,358
authorized
stock
common
stockholders
Corp.—Earnings Up—
standing
&
now
purchase
of
Beatrice Foods
'
now determined
by the Board of Directors, the
consideration for
additional shares will be the
transfer from paid-in surplus to the
capital stock account of the
company of an amount equal to the
aggre¬
gate par value of the
additional shares issued and
distributed.—V.
Avco
and
Brooklyn,
underwriting
goods
It
company
shares
N.
purposes.
share.
per
York,
This
As
767 and
Ave.,
which' 150,000
recall"' sTibpsr11' The
-
corporation
advertising
.
the
pp.
capital
the
of
this
Reading (Pa.) corporation on
Sept. 30
the inoj'ease of the
ap¬
authorized common stock of
the company
,1,200,000 to 3,000,000 shares, and the
interest
The. proceeds,
meeting to
question of
from 3,000,000
the
on
company
the same par
proposed
$2.50
18,
.....
special
the
of
$1.25
the
approve
issued and distributed
of
with
be
Commission
application
temporary
reflect
Beryllium Corp.—Stockholders
Approve Share Incr.
from
will
Files
New
the
Stockholders
Railway
an
indebtedness,
existing
covering.
offered
Remain
announced on Sept. 28
by Nathaniel Leverone, Chairman.
It had been
announced by Automatic
Canteen on Aug. 19, 1959 that
the proposed
stock distribution would
involve reduction of the
par value
the common stock from
close
'
SEC
was
the.
to
Inc.,
to
by
its. registration
order of
court
a
proved
BCon-O-Veyor Corp., Glen
Cove,r.New Yo|k, —'Files.
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
15.915,085
has decided that,-at
the
the stockholders will vote
of
If
$1)
Co.:
of
Blair
baked
offices and
officials,
The
Directors
Nov.
increasing the
shares
notification
ipar
working
additional
H.
ident.
income.—
Board
held
stock
capital.
but
104,815,673
Automatic Canteen
Sanie—
---tbe
and
—
underwriting terms
An
D.
and
$175,000
to
stock,
engaged
construction
working
10,037,008
967.'
p.
of
Schroeder. &
for;
through
novelties.
stock,
and
the
11,341,407
1,693,400
190, p.
.
from, rail¬
oper.
—V.. 190,
merit
and
the
'V
:
certain
receivable;
10,114,856
is
and
additional
All
by
confections,
and
s
sale
amendment.
toys
stock
8 Mos.—1958
common
$5(000.-
company
nuts,
America
of
acquired
for
candy,
11,808,256
operations..^.
ry.
the
asserted
amend
—V.
believes
1066.
p.
&
Co.
and 15,000
shares are
The public
offering price and
by
been
holders
-
Net
without
further
to
Federal
company.
.
way
by
by
affirmed
Company
is
a
1959
Candy Corp.—Registers With SEC—
public
Blair
supplied
has
expenses
oper.
authorized
was
The
are
letter
a
capital
W.
be
of
employees.
revenue-.
Net revenue
1959.
~v
are
;
filed
of
through
"
operations
for
ments
1058
v
Railway
Railway
proceeds
shares
D.
Chateau-
-Earnings
1959- -Month
share,
175,000
-for-
Line
were
which
29,
People's Counsel
petition."-rr-V. 190,
on
~
offered
,
Period End.
Aug. 31-—
of
weather."
that
1953
SEC
2453.
p.
11,
June
on
corporation, located at SOijDeKalb
registration statement with the
a
Bradley Field, Conn.,
Mexijco,
depressed
conditioning in 1959
Net revenue
Equipment Corp., which owns a
manufacturing
plant at Hayward,
Calif,, and Western Sky Industries,
Inc.,
which
manufactures precision aircraft
fittings at the Holly plant at Hayward.
International Aircraft Services is
currently, negotiating contracts for
the maintenance of
NATO aircraft on
European bases.
Plans also call
for
the
It
failed
---
the
This
South
Carolina;
Oakland
Aircraft
overhauls
engines
at
its
plant in
Holly
service
July
of
54,545
per
Barton's
the
aircraft
Base' at
from
Services
McGuir^ Air Force Ease, N. J.,
Base,
which
Company,
Calif.;
at
covering
$5.50
The
'■>; Y
of
summer
largely
business-added
new
fectuate
corporation
expanded
France;' Aircraft En¬
headquarters at Oakland,.
with
in France;
Flight. Enterprises,'Inc., located
conducting on-base operations at
roux
and
sale
steam
of
Appeals
the
oppose
N."Y,
pro¬
include
^%>•';'.''I
Inc., engaged exclusively in the
subsidiaries in Canada, * England and
and
Aircraft
They
Co.,
with
begun a
subsidiaries
its
of
.
parts,
has
company
expanding
curtailing others!
will
order
of
warm
due
"On Sept. 24,
People's Counsel filed a petition
Commission oi-Maryland
again challenging the
and
gas
its
contentions
months
Broadcasting Corp., New York, N. Y.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
With
Atlas
for
eight
Bartell
_»iection between
gram
in
Court
the
the
cusCoffiefsp reiiecting
unusually
stated
Service
been
companies
of
also
electric,
vigorously
International
Aircraft Services,
formed to hold all of the shares of these
operating
plus all of the outstanding stock of The Labb
Co., Inc.
s'This
transaction
terminates
Atlas
Corporation's
active
interest
in
Transocean,". Mr. Odium stated.
"Except for a 20%
stock interest
•which Transocean has in
International Aircraft Services,
Inc.,
lor
Maryland
for
recovery of industrial activity
Sales of electricity for air
tne
Public
Commission
levels
year.
from
Wolfe
rates
bulk
of
its holdings of Transocean
debt.
In
exchange, Atlas
acquired all the outstanding shares of a
^group of operating com¬
panies engaged in various
phases of aircraft maintenance and overhaul
in the United States
and overseas.
has
and
last
the
record
industrial'
new
by
use
lines
of
benefited
approximately $14,000,000 recently ap¬
proved by the Civil Aeronautics
Board, Atlas has relinquished to Trans¬
Corp. its interest in the airline branch
of the business as well
the
our
levels
ocean
as
greater
to
interests in Transocean Corp.
Floyd B. Odium. Atlas Chairman,
Transocean Air Lines,
25.
transaction involving
on
reacped
to
its
and
announced
gas. sold
—
,
4
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(1416)
is
supplied
to
^EARNINGS—For.
7
799,185.
2:,«'.7
Series
E, 37
G.
Series
e-prlM
due 1984—.
7
due 1989 ——
5
due
7
fi
of
'
DIVIDENDS—The
each
To
date
have
If
paid.
A
Sept.
recently
the
of
Stuart & Co.
Halsey,
proceeds
Incf
$3,400,000
-
Mackall & Coe- — ----Patterson, Copeland &
Auchincloss, Parker &
400,000
Redpath
p.ti*(pr
Blair
William
Burnham
Corp
*
200,000
500,000
Corp.
Lltle
First
The
Securities
Webster
&
Weld
Co.—
Homblower & Weeks-—Lee HiRginson
—
Corp
-
Moseley & Co.——
S
F
Jackson
Webber,
Paine,
&
Putnam A: Co.
Chas. W. Scranton & Co
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson
Burgess & Leith
—
Chace, Whiteside & Winslow, Inc..
—Hanrahan & Co., Inc.
. . .
F. L. Putnam & Co., Inc
4.0
3.0
jg0t'
V
11291...
p.
the
Lille
A*
Sept.
on
board
.1*0
1.0
1.0
Inc.,
Iq
(i
the
of
eacn
in
maturing
1961,
years
lf64,
and
1963
1962,
with
the
Budd
has
the
by
of
month
the
stantially
The
in
The
total
result
through
reflection
Alex
months
efforts
July
and
August,
this
of
strike,
through
reversed the profit
June of this year.
since
Earnings—
Railway
expenses
oper.
ry.
oper.
190,
oil
is
fund
to
be
$1,458,084
$9,397,713
$7,843,257
554 523
1.223,353
»
during 1960 in acquiring undeveloped
participants and exploring for oil and gas
gas leases for the
The company will receive an
Interest equal to 307
of
working interest of the principals in each lease acquired for
fund after pay-out of such lease. The minimum participations in
the
the
will
test
be
for
wells
$10,000.
the
Proceeds
of
the
the
offering will be utilized to
oil and gas leases, to drill
to provide for test wells to be drilled
by others,
participants
thereon
or
Board
-
Murray
_
undeveloped
complete and equip test wells which have encountered commercial
production, to plug and abandon test wells which fail to encounter
commercial production, and
otherwise to conduct oil and gas exploraactivities.
President.
mon
He
The
owns
company's
42,265
of
prospectus
the
lists
company's
shares.
to
Grant
64,525
W.
Breuer
outstanding
as
com¬
the
the
cash
dividends
stock-split,
to
present
which
Corp.—To
Ask
Stock-Split
will
stockholders
result
of
in
common
a
507
Increase
shares, will be
in
pro¬
posed to stockholders at
Under
terms
of
a special
meeting called for Oct, 23, 1959.
the proposed
plan, two sh&res of nonvoting
'cohimon
issued to ea^h holder
sr°c5
share of present common
StockThe annual cash dividend would be
changed from the present
t>.
per -.4
-n
common) stock to 40c per share for both classes of
common
shares.
The
new
dividend
See
subsidiary
for
the
Montrose
Construction
the
purchase
42.
p.
and
installation
7
<
•
reached
May wood,
H.
Y.
be
in
and
of
owner
S.
Long
&
and
market
our
the
The
;:
the' stock
of
transaction
agreement
Ltd.,
of
was
and
is expected
disclosed.
not
were
Brampton.
Calumet
operates
Carras, Inc.
Hecla
&
and
copper
Corp.,
Ontario.
fabricates
uranium
nonferrous
mines
initial
and
lias
production
of
Ala., of which '"'
J 7
.
Selma,
*
.
below.
r
on
sale to
10
City
firm,
position."
The
Private Placement
—
assisted
Co.
The
the
lie
will
This
com¬
Marine
pursuant
notes, insured by the
the provisions of Title
to
in
company
1936.
the
used
to
of
the
*
construct
46,000-ton
a
tanker.
Cenco Instruments Corp.^—To Expand in Europe—
Tliir
corporation is building
in
Europe
as
large
A.
that—based
its
as
entire
President,
Strelsin,
manufacturing and sales organization
outlook—could conceivably be
a
the
on
present
operation
forecast
the United
in
Sept.
on
States
by
Alfred
1965,
15.
acquisitions in Europe, in addition
to the manufacturing plant the company hals established in Breda, the
Netherlands,
and
the
international
sales
force
it
has
set
up
in
Strelsin
said
that
will tend
Switzerland,
possible
build
to
Cenco's
business
European
than
faster
planned.
Production
will
and
Netherlands
plant
substantially
increased
this
at
other
and
Cenco's
at
be
factured
next
will
markets.
plant
world
be
just
getting under way
y^ar.
Instruments
manu¬
in
Europe, South America
is
,
distributed
,
.
Meanwhile, Cenco's sales in the United States
John
T.
7
.
setting new records.
are
Gossett, Chairman,
record
a
August,
which
told stockholders, that Cenco experienced
the first month of the company's second
is
quarter.
"Even
will
higher sales
are
expected in September." Mr. Gossett forecast.
Estimated
sales lor
August reached a
record
total of $2,000,000,
compared with $1,400,000 in August, 1958, while volume in September
is expected to reach
a
new high of $2,200,000 as against $l,600,00f-
the. month
in
meet
To
Budd
its
and truck wheels, together with hubs,
arc expected to exceed $63,009,050
earlier.
year
a
.
the
heavy demand. Cenco has started a second shift at
manufacturing subsidiary, the Central Scientific Co; in
150. p. 1176.
'
" '
principal
Chicago.—V.
Central
status of his company, President Budd
earnings in 1959 .had been exceeded only onee
history.
Total
on
sales of
first halt profits, after taxes, lie
approximately $170,000,030, equal¬
.
of
Georgia
Ily.—Earnings-
period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
Railway
1959—Month—1958
1959—8 Mos.—1958
revenue—
$3,630,608
$3,473,290
$29,475,431
$27,907,702
expenses
3.163,294
3,050,716
24,889,194
24,350.144
operations-_—
$467,314
$422,574
$4,586,237
income___
968.
240,186
297,004
2,535,295
oper.
oper.
'
»
cash
Net revenue from rail¬
maintain
way
Net
oper.
ry.
v.
-
190,
p.
Central RR. Co.
of New Jersey
we
not,
Railway
operating
are
Railway
operating
exps.
Net
from
2.060,078
Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$4,275,674
$4,965,708 $35,132,097 $35,468,603
3,586,161
3.840,674
30,119,981
30,014,797
rev._
plan
$3,557,558
' '
7'
.......
Period End. Aug. 31—
"but
to
to
this
capitalize cn an expanding economy," he
concluded.—V. 189, p. 2031.
Net,
rev.
ry.
ry.
$689,513
$1,125,034
129,959
ops.
449,364
income—
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
190,
968.
p.
$5,012,116
$5,453,806
*189,979
144,522
-
.
;
.
also
approved
a 3-for-l
split, effective Sept. 28, of the
B. M. Byers, President, announced.
Shareholders
stock option plan for key employees.
after the shareholders meeting, the firm's Board of
approved
a
Immediately
met
Directors
and
declared
a
regular quarterly dividend
of
5
cents
on
split common stock. - They also declared a year-end extra of
15 cents per share on the same stock, and a regular dividend of $1.75
per share on preferred stock.
The regular dividends are payable Oct. 30. 1959, to all stockholders
of record on Oct. 9, 1959.
The extra dividend on the new common
the
new
stock
is
payable
Nov. 30; 1959, to. holders of record
on Nov.
13, 1959.
190, p. 1067.
—V.
of
rates
.
a
are
the
equivalent
of
$1.20
Transformer Corp. — Stock Offered
Eppler,
Turner, Inc. and associates on Sept. 21 offered
quick oversubscription 89,773 shares of common stock
(par $1) at $15.25 per share.
Central
Guerin
firm's common stock,
Exemption Order Frolpri
PROCEEDS—The
issuance
the
with
net
SEC
so
Bank
New
York
Trust
Co.
under
two
trust
indentures
likely to involve a material conflict of interest as to make it
in the public interest or for the protection of investors to
the
dentures;
and
persons
Trust Company from acting as trustee under s iJ in¬
the Commission has issued an order giving interested
until Oct. 14, 1959, to request a hearing thereon.
of
the
Indentures
relates
to
the
outstanding
to
be
received
by
the
from
company
89,773 shares of common stock, together
derived by the company from the issuance to
National
Insurance Co. of Galveston, Texas, of its promis¬
note in the principal amount of $750,000, will be used to retire
outstanding Qrb general obligation sinking fund debentures in the
principal amount of $259,000 and to repay existing bank loans to the
extent of $1,100,000.
Out of such bank loans, $215,000 has been used
by
tl^e company c-n the construction of its
remainder
will
proceeds
for
be
working
spent
on
new
plant in Florida
capital.
the
Approximately $435,000
completion of the construction
and
of such
and the
equipping
the
of a new plant for the manufacture of transformers in
presently under construction.
The balance of- such pro¬
approximately $118,000 will be added to the general funds of
and
or
company,
to be
used
BUSINESS—Central
which
was
tions
electrical
voltage
Include
the
in
on
its
and the
and
is
transformers,
Corp.
\
is
for
the
Arkansas corporation
the design and man¬
increase or decrease of
an
engaged
in
its plant, located in Pine Bluff, Ark.
Its opera¬
complete manufacturing process of its transformers.
company
outstanding
The company effected
1957
working capital.
at
DIVIDENDS—The
annually
1956.
as
Transformer
in 1949
organized
of
ufacture
electrical
»
8100,000 000 of
debentures due Sept. 1, 1970, which names The New York Trust
Co. as trustee. The other relates to $75,000,000 of outstanding 4% 7
debentures due Jan.
1, 1979, which names Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank as trustee. The two trustee banks were merged on Sept. 8, 1959.
—V. 190, p. 1291.
' •
'
*
One
3% 7
proceeds
of the
be
the
is
necessary
net
sale
to
sory
ceeds
corporation, located in New York, has made application to the
under the Trust Indenture Act for a finding that trusteeship of
This
and
funds
American
Florida
Securities and Exchange Commission—
—
&
to
the
C. I. T. Financial Corp.—Asks
<
Goldman, Sachs
negotiation
.
funds
—
Oct. 1 that it has arranged for the
institutional investors of $11,500,000
Merchant
secured
financing.
oi
products
of
Canada.
of
Government
Mr.
Island
Flexonics.
XI of the Merchant Marine Act ol
talk by the
the
acquisition
a
Chicago,
parts,
announced
5%
almost entirely to the U. S. Govern¬
ending June 30; were approximately
go
1959,
as
Sealvight-Oswego. Falls
pany
tractors.
and
a
of
Terms
operated
the
by Calumet & Hecla, Inc., it
President of Calumet & Hecla,
Bassett,
Corporation
private
business
in
for
111.,
President
Farrar,
will
(J. M.)
the
of "the Lcwyt six-story plant and
assumption of the mortgage on the
No new shaves will be issued by the
$8,796,000
dis^ualLy
two-for-one
Another
for
Canadian Sealright Co. Ltd.—Gets New Sole Owner---
Bank,
end by a combfnation of proouci development from
within and by acquisition."
He
predicted improvement
in all- areas of company activities in
1960.
"We are well prepared in both products and capable personnel
not
Approval—
A
■
current
half
company
Chemical
Distillers
raw
Victor
expense ol any c>f our present activities.
Essentially,
in growth, sound growth, not mere volume.
We
the
-
Brown-Forman
greater
$140,000
about
facilities,
lumbering operations.
Last
month
.magipjSHim wjis announced at a new -plant at
it is-the principal owner. —V. 188,
p.'1821,
'
v
and
National
to
tion
California.
receive
extensive
of
;
N.
Mellon
by
P.
U.
trucks
passenger car
the
Sharehold'ers
Co.—Registers With SEC—
net
acquire
the
(A. M.) Byers Co.—Stock Split Approved—
thereon.
fund
o~f
acquisition
assembly equipment artd for expenses in con¬
of several new products planned by it
plans, to reduce outstanding bank borrowings
been
lias
tube
metal
years,
*22M02
utilized
and
the
as
'
company,
The
our
construc¬
Hecla; Inc.—Acquires Flexonics—
Headquartered
ill
electronics
first
in
were
accomplish
43,033,950
located at 3510 Prudential Plaza, Chicago, filed a
registration statement
with the SEC on Sept.
24,
1959,
covering
$1,500,000 of co-ownership participations in an oil and gas exploration
fund.
of
interested
♦339,393
Breuer & Curran Oil
This
32
and this year shoud have sales in excess of $270 million.
"We are still Interested .in diversification,"
he went on,
at
967.
p.
will
place in January.
Flexonics
L.
position," he continued, "is excellent and we have been
that position despite unusual inventory requirements.
Excess inventory, customer protection against the steel strike, required
at peak $23 million.
We met this out of current funds, except lor a
$5" million
60-day—bank loan, now: paid' off.
We do not expect to
enter the money market again in the near""future."
Budd's
automotive
division
is
the
company's
largest, he stated,
$50,877,207
$663,090
income,—
Deficit.—V.
39,834,495
the
the
broad
industrial,
automotive,
aircraft
and
missile
use.
It
lias
a
and
development
center
and
manufacturing operation
at
Elgin, 111., and plants in Maywood, Roclc Falls and Savanna, 111.;
Memphis.
Tenn.;
Santa
Ana,
Calif.;
and
a
Canadian
subsidiary,
brakes and attaching parts,
"Our
'
operations
way
*
4,888,924
Chairman
ling 5 7'.
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$6,347,008 $49,232,208
rail-
Net revenue from
Net
1959—Month—1958
President
as
that
said,
•
,
$5,294,653
4,631,563
revenue—
former
Realty Corporain
research
fiscal
the
to
before
the
.
Period End. Aug. 31—
dlso
Crucible Steel Co.,
group.
fiscal
for
discussing
said
Operating revenues for the eight months were down $1,644,999 from
corresponding period of 1958 and operating expenses were down
$3,199,456.
Railway oper.
the
Cadre
latter
year.
In
the
by
sales
of
drums,
the
covering
year,
trend
:
in
the
subsidairy of Calumet & Hecla.
Flexonics, which had sales totalling approximately $20,000,000 last
year, manufactures flexible metal hose, synthetic hose products,
metal
bellows,
expansion joints, compensators ifnd ducting assemblies for
this agreement
was
a
second Lcwyt Corp. which
cleaners and other home appliances, Btidd stated.
improve
Company's sales of
able
in
steel
March
for
company
F.
take
to
Flexonics
the
new
corporation, Budd said.
Other
corporation will also remain, he added.
Details of the Cleveland Welding transaction ale not yet final, Budd
said.
"This
purchase."
he explained, "will strengthen
our
unique
position in the wheel business and constitutes another step in our
1958.
incurred
the
of
of
John
purchase
and
by
use
manufacturing facility in Endwell
plans extensive outlays lor tooling
well
as
Gatos,
187,
Corp.,
announced
in
Lewyt,
officers
de¬
a
the
electronic products
Its
ment.
being
of
for
for
main
marketing
&
Agreement
Flexoliics
$12,000,000.
has
operating
is
announced
cash
vacuum
Lewyt's
brings the Boston and Maine's eight-month deficit
compared with a deficit of $3,636,636 for the corre¬
losses
The
beginning
Budd'tcld
balance
bonds
for
for
included
produces
reported a deficit of $649,797 for
The continuing steel strike contributed sub¬
August
period of
sponding
agreement
Not
loss
August
$2,042,910,
to
the
of
rims
were
was
this
1959.
Aug.
the
to
407
of
wheel
for subsequent anticipated
working capital
About $280 000
as
final
the
Calumet
company.
plan which
excess
railroad
Co,
i
purchases
building,
in total revenues of $1,052,354 from the revenues of August 1958.
crease
Foundry
™
-
company
by $200,000.—V.
his company lias complete dan agreement
Cleveland Welding Division' of the American Machine
at
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Cleveland Welding Division
business
plan.
EARNINGS—The
the
revealed .that
the
a
.
investment
company
warehousing
With
said.
also
continue
institutions, owning
to
affected
resignation of W.
due to continuing
Budd President beJoit- the New York Society of
Security Analysts in New York on Sept.
29, and released simultaneously from Budct's executive offices in Phila¬
delphia.
.
is.approved by the Interstate
Commerce Commission and assented to by 757
of the holders of the
bonds
in
question
would become binding upon all holders
of the
bonds.
The railroad stated that the plan had been discussed with a
number of the large institutional holders of its bonds and
that the
railroad had been advised that the plan was acceptable in principle
a
the
are
Lawrence
director of the
a
purchased
over
Both
1965.
Under the Mahaffie Act,
the
Directors,
with
members
take
manufactures
series JJ bonds bear interest 'at the#rate of
7 . The plan provides that
the new bonds would
bear Interest at the jate of 67.
The new
bonds would mature serially in amounts of -amroximately $1 million
in
semi-automated
Co.—Acquisitions—
company
filed
Y„
It
also
anticipates the expenditure of some
equipping and stocking its proposed new manufac¬
plant at Los
Corporation,
nection
of
the Lewyt Manufac¬
turing Corp. In Long Island City, N. Y., it was announced on
Sept
by Edward G. Budd, Jr., President,
Die
Lewyt firm,
which
produces
data processing Systems,
com¬
for
munications
electronic
counter
measuring equipment,
u.id
ta\ironmental controls
for
electionic
instruments, will be operated as
a
wholly-owned subsidiary under the name, Budd Lewyt Electronics,
and the
the rate of 47
He
Murray "is
the
29
1.0
approved for
25
interest at
bonds bear
series RR
The
bonds.
Directors
of
of
as
American Brake shoe Co.,
The
Interstate Commerce Commission a plan
Act for the retirement of-its series RR
the
accepted
.Haley Bank rn'Milwaukbe.-•
Mr.
the
to
the addition,
additional
Finally,
The
Co.
N.
—
1959
'covering
subscription at $64
company,
use
subsidiary,
tooling,
of
per
mid-
10
for
company's
inventories.
in
Of
to. retire the present long-term
to purchase the $8,400,000 of notes
Board
Chairman.
named
Budd
immediate filing
under the so-called
Bonds, dike July 1,
1960,
and its series JJ bonds, due April 1,
1961. The plan does
pot
affect any other outstanding securities of the railroad.
The series RR and series JJ bonds are first mortgage bonds pres¬
ently outstanding in an aggregate principal amount of approximately
$49 million.
Other than these bonds, the railroad lias no mortgage,
bond maturities prior to 1967.
Under the plan, the railroad would issue
a new
scries of first mortgage bonds which would be exchanged in an
equal aggregate principal amount lor the series RR and series J.J
Board
The
Mahafiie,
$1,800,000
n
-25
for
used
associated
Budd
with
providing
of
estate
equipping
the
oj
and
the
connection,
of
RR.—Bond Retirement Sought—
Boston & Maine
be
regretfully
of
been
Board
as
this
Hanger
Hoppers Co., and
the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. Mr.
studley, who joined the com¬
pany m 1952, was named Treasurer in .1954 and
Vice-President in 1958.
V. 190, ]). 667.
2.0
A:
had
Studley.
the
2.0
2 0
InclL__.:—.
Buriv
rate
funds
to
addition
an
turing
has
for
company
chief Executive --Officer is Robert G. Allen,
of, the company since December; 1958.
Puelir.her,. a member of the board since 1945, succeeds Mr.
Newly
C.
2.0
Gcodbody
Curtis
Coffin
agreement
the
at
the
-
5.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
&
has
Chairman
He
Marshall
3.0
2.0
& Co.—.
will
the company and
of
company
S.
A.
_
5.0
'
Corp
White,
L,
R.
&
Day
- —
oA. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.——
credit
payable
that
and
as
bilk
3.0
...
Anthony
Tucker,
5.0
5.0>
-
Co
bank
loans,
stated
President
.■■■•■*
Estabrook & Co.
41.0
Corp
Boston
Blyth & Co., Inc.
Kidder, Peabody A:
Stone
7''
loans
the
Succeeding .Mr.
;
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have severally
to purchase from the goinpany in the respective percentages set
forth below, all of 'he snares 'of new common stock which,, are not
subscribed for upon exercise of the subscription right or allotted upon
exercise
of the subscription privilege;
7
also
real
of
$180,000
-primarily in executive capacities.
agreed,
.
Brown
added
material
it.
and
health.
Vjpeden■ As .Co. Inc.LLi.W 1,000,000
1291.
p..
stockholders,
working capital.
The
^0.000
.
In
Bucyrus-Erie Co.—Changes in Personnel—
500,000
——————
company
*
general
it;
tion
a
Louisville firm whose principal products are Old
Early Times Kentucky Bourbons, reported sales of $92,earnings of $3,567,000, equivalent to $2.88 per share, for
(he fiscal
year ended April
30, 1959.
In addition to marketing the
Kentucky "bourbons and a fine line of imported alcoholic beverages,
such as Usher's Scotch and choice imported wines and liqueurs,
the
company
also owns the Jack Daniel Distillery of Lynchburg, Tenn.,
which was acquired by stock purchase in* 1956.—V. 190, p. 47.
Shields & Co
w 1,500,000
Stern Brothers & Co...
400,000
pregory' &^sons-.-v,—8°0,°00.
Walter s]oki^ &
~
J9J*J00
John B. Joyce & Co
100,000"" Tliomas«^Ot^^^^^^50,000
190,
-
Inc.
by
a.
Sept.
of
component
expenditures
be
to
lion,
Brown-Forman,
" 100,000
s^'aba0ch®r & Co-—
1,500,000
-
Michigan
First of
-i
"
approved
new
a
of long-term
of
Forester
Wm.
"
Clayton Securities Corp.
Equitable Securities
tional
^ 100,ooo
—
Penington, Colket &; Co.
E. Pollock & Co.,
800,000
650,000
Co.—
&
Co.—
&
Kendall. Inc.
1,000,000
Comnany
Jb
is
gains
capital
the
capital
by the Jack Daniel Distillery, a wholly owned subsidiary, to its
former stockholders. The balance of the proceeds will be used as addi¬
1-500,000
250,000
Co.
for
Endwell,
n
on
offered
be
the production of cables,
wiring harnesses
assemblies for the electronics industry
outstanding 140,000 common shares (in additioh to other
Net proceeds of the sale of additional stock will
be added
has
now
4o
owed
4,45.000
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
stock
St..
—'
SEC
to
record
Oct.
23
1959
at
the
share for each eight shares then held. No
underwriting
key officials of the company will not exercise
the new stock but have made arrangements to sell
other
various
and
consummated
indebtedness
•
„
other
any
over approximately
15 years.
This agreement is with
western banks and the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
severally .agreed
respective principal
following
the
from
the company
series G bonds:
purchase
to
amounts
as
Valley
C?C/^
,/>
the
stock,
stockholders
common
to
securities).
been
already
has
year
below have
named
purchasers
treated
AGREEMENT—Mr.
$27,000,000
14.
PURCHASERS—The
be
can
stock-split. proposal is
the
BANK
1959 payable Nov. 2, 1959 to stockholders
of record on Sept. 25,
1959. The shares of the new common stock
now
offered will not participate in such dividend.
on
ruling
with,-respect
of 2,215,626 shares of the new nonvoting stock.
These wifl be issued, at the rate of two per share, to the holders of
I he company's 1,107,813 shares of common stock now outstanding.
and November
70c pci snare
fourth dividend, in the amount of 75c per share,
1959
in
been
declared
was
It
Treasury
common
20
tl
with
rights.
and
■
.
S.
U.
a
at
ud fl-i
The company is engaged in
be listed.
wiH
lights
such
on
be
will
will require the Issuance
has paid dividends on its common stock
1892 dividends have been . paid quarterly
Since
which
computation.. The American Stock Exchange, where Brown-Fornian is
traded, has indicated informally that the new class of common stock
day of February
May, August
three regular quarterly dividends of-
first
the
company
since 1890.
business
year
on
that
stated
Brown
therefore
and
„
$115,594.
2010,
to
2001
terminating
leases
stockholders
the new shares,
Monday, October 5, 1959
.
Certain
their
to the proposed stock-split.
This ruling is to
the effect that the receipt of the new nonvoting common stock would
be on a tax free basis, and that such stock is not Section 306 stock,
180,000 shs.
180,000 shs;
250,000 shs.
550,000 sha.
3,987,075shs.
2,987,075shs.
NOTE*
Annual rentals payable under long-term le'aStev as at both
Dec.
31, 1958 and June 3$, 1959, aggregating $428,420, were as fol¬
lows: leases terminating. 1962 to 1970. $85,300; leases terminating 1971,
to 1980
$17,299; leases terminating 1981 to 1990, $210,227 (plus ]U> -.
ment of all maintenance costs and provision ol' Insurance coveragej;
pfd. stk. 4.257 ser. (par $100)
pld. stk., 4.787c ser. (par $l<fof
Common
stock (par $25).———---
Cutnul.
is approved,
plan
the
if
Mr.
Cumul.
—
of
by
involved.
Is
to
received
Ir'S'S
15,000,000
■
1989
distribution
iii
result
of
rate of one new
papsentcommon shares except for voting rights. Payment,
cash dividend on Jan.
1, 1960, would include the new stock
the
issue
_
the stock-split plan by the company's
of
would
23
identical
shares
.
Corp.—Registers With SEC--
located
ct'itnmont
statement
share
per
said, would bo paid on both the voting and new.„
These stock dividends in the past have been paid
ho
Industries
corporation,
f inn
»•'»
17,532
July.
Oct.
J5.836.000
IhooOOOO
18,000.000
due 1982——
D, 3"«7
Series
in
17,378,000
.
due 1973-———-
Series C. 37
dividends,
nonvoting shares.
Approval
due,1980—__t———
t
registration
that the company antcipates continuing the practice of paying a
ir■■■stock dividend each year, if Justified .by business conditions. Such
stock
•J5"SSZ'nnn
Series A,
Series B,
•y
■
mortgage bonds:
«
2fUVc due 1970_Jt->
First
This
plan, also
said
Outstanding
Authorized
Cadre
,
Garvin Brown, in announcing the proposed
Geo.
»o l c
FINANCING
EFFECT TO PRESENT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
p/esently outstanding common stock. The dividend of ,40c
stock would remain unchanged.
■
on.
share on preferred
President
30; 1953, the company
oi $111,375,701 and net income of $11.*
operating revenues
total
♦bad
share
per
months ended June
12
tin-
a
Boston
city of
of the
parts
in
customers
700
over
.
board
of
a
has
5$7
9
paid
dividends of $5 per
cumulative
preferred s'ock
for 5 "stock
directors
has
share
since
spliV on its
declared
.a
3
common stock
for 2 stock split
outstanding common stock payable to, shareholders of record
2, 1959, which will increase its outs' anding common stock
The company has paid divide
is, adjusted to reflect
on
its
on
Sept.
to 371,250 shares.
Volume
190
Number 5887
Hie Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1417)
the
for
9
the
5
fiscal
and
..jear,. In.
for
stock
2
splits^ equivalent
30,
per share in
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.Sept. 30, 1957, 28c per share in the fiscal
year
19.58,..and 27c
... 1959-=-Monthr-AD58..
per1 share* so far in the-: current: fiscal «" *' Pauipd End. Augv^l
and ScpterhbCr of 1959
i -w
S
quarterly cash rdivldendg*"':'"*' •'
$ - V—r
t
10c
vt'ere
per share
CAPITA||ZATION
paid.
Railway
GIVING EFFECT TO
sinking fund
,sy2 %, secured
debentures
promissory
note
2
stock
cumulative
par
value)
x~-
8750.000
•
tH61,023
-—^Excluding 1906
treasury stock.
shares
247,500
shares
of
18,977 shs.
preferred
stock
the
of
declared
a
issued
company
common
pursuant
the' secured
in
raneously with the? sale by the
in
the
amount
Galveston,
surance
of
its
Co.
stock
from
the
note
be
company
stock
for
the
Net
that
2,
"
f
purchase 8,977 shares of
stock at
common
the
of
the shares.
The subscription -warrants for
transferable
and
are. exercisable
from
the
o'clock
of
P.M.,
Central
common
Standard
stock
be
to
Time,
shares Issuable
upon
the exercise
of
American National Insurance Co. nor
the
&
exercise
ot
subscription
do
the
warrants
the
warrants
of
be
The
to
sold
to
of
one
its
secured
Is
company
subsidiaries,
by
chattel
a
guarantor
in
Eppler;
inc.
of common
name
the
Turner,
Securities
&
Co.,
Corp..
&
Net
upon
&
Co.
i_
___
Pierce
&
>
Dallas Union Securities
Co.,
Inc.
:
Howard,
Weil,
2,000
Inc.——
3,000
<fc
Hough,
Landstreet
Joseph
Midland Securities
Co., Inc. ■' 3.000
Bala
&
&
exps.
&
oper.
Co.,
Inc,__
190,
2,000
Securities Corp.
Walker <te Sons—_
ry.
—V.
Co
21,880,102
C.,
1959—Month—1958
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$942,000
$7,113,000
763,672
5,734,143
$164,043
$178,328
deficit—
15,121
16,542
$1,378,857
1.441,612
company
1959—Month—1958
stock.
shares)
(with
for
to
proposes
its
100
$2,000,000
warrant
to
the
of
stock
common
attached
an
each
of
offer
debentures
the
at
rate
for
147.020,890
124,723,030
S.
of
$100
purchase for cash 10
22,297,860
22»,655,597
561,851
2,551,777
4,393,538
4,693,171
According
to the prospectus, J. Chadbourne Bolles,
company Pres¬
purchased 152,984 of the
171,200
outstanding shares of the
common
stock
of
Davenport
Hosiery
Mills,
Inc.,
of
Chattanooga.
Chadbourn proposes
to offer its
stockholders the right to subscribe
for $2,000,000 of the new debentures, with warrants
to purchase 200,000
common
shares.
A
part ot the net proceeds
(-unspecified)
and
the
remaining $500,000
50,000 shares)
are
of
the
debentures
(with
warrants
to
purchase
to
be
paid
to Bolles
for
68,522' shares of the
Davenport common.
Davenport will redeem all the remaining 84,462
shares of its outstanding stock held by Bolles and
any of the other
outstanding shares of Davenport common tendered
to
that company
redemption.
The cost
to
Bolles of
the
152,984
shares
of
Davenport
common was about $4,500,000; and the
present plant contemplates that
Chadbourn's
purchase of the
68,522
shares
of
Davenport common
will be at a cost of about $1,967,000 (which includes
expenses incurred
by Bolles) and that the surrender of the 84,462 shares to
Davenport
would be at an aggregate redemption
price of about $2,533,000.
The
remainder of the proceeds to Chadbourn of this
financing will be
added
to
working
capital.—V.
190,
968.
p.
Baltimore, Md.—Sells Assets to
Lynch,
Period End. Aug. 31—
The
1959—Month—1958
1959—8
Mos.-Xl958
$507,517
$520,243
$4,465,700
$4,012,767
expenses
403,237
423,122
3,468,335
1959—8 Mos.—1958
•
.
$1,713,320
$1,635,260
$14,136,041
$13,599,285
1,100,561
1,081,444
8.860,763
8,767,862
$612,759
8553,816
$5,275,278
506,286
4,812,264
4,469,212
...
968.
&
Aikman
—Vv 190,
and
of
been
named
1,
1959,
Secretary
to
and
Comptroller
Mark
succeed
Z.
assistant
New
who
Is
York.
to
the
His
presideht
home
is
et
of
National
Hartsdalc,
N.
he
had
Selected
with
Collins
Cranford,
N.
J.
Investors—injunction Sought by SEC—
Net
ry.
—V.
from
revenue
Washington Regional Administrator announced the filing
complaint on Sept. 25, 1959, seeking to enjoin Robert H. Davis,
doing busines as Colonial Investors, from further violating anti-fraud
and
record
keeping
provisions
of
the
Securities
Exchange
Act.
—V. 190, p. 1230.
a
&
Southern
income
oper.
190,
$97,121
$997,365
$1,327,707
of
utility has
$22,000,000
amount
to
28,311
32,731
347.139
until
the
its
lines
Electric
Co.
Reduces
—
£
credit
of
Borrowings
with
under
banks
these
circumstances.
The
ample
the
that
of
end
—V.
ISO,
from
lines
1960
in
still
expects
no
per¬
to
1960.
The
corporation
be
to
Sept. 22 filed
100,000 shares of class
offered
Nashville,
The
loans
at
on
$2.80
per
share,
a
A
letter
of
At;
the
common
through
J.
for
are
be
to
used
to
repay
a
from
to
run
aggregating
under
power
stock
C,
(par
with the
40
Bradford
cents)
Co.,
&
note
payable
and
of
April
15,
the
1960.
this
Aqg. 31—
,.
1959-r-Month—1958
$
'■
Railway
operating
rev._
Railway
operating
exps.
27,387,040
20,930,758
stock
Net
from
ops.
6,456,282
11,455,479
inc..
4.014.951
6,654,945
s
amendment
dividend
the
—V.
rev.
railway
190,
p.
ry.
oper.
968.-
in
to
held
Sept.
on
so
adopted
declared
at
his now
the
21,
the
41
number
severally
agreed
Shares
Shares
Stern
&
Williston
R.
<to
25,000
Beane
Bond
25,000
Share
&
10,000
1293.
business
August
the Chicago-based cfmpany's history
operating revenues of Caoper-Jarrett,
against $8,155,194 a year
in
eight months gross
freight carriers, to
$10,551,611,
the
It^-as
understood
of $1,307,319 were $151,455 better than
month
$1,155,864;
whiih,
89.36,
resulted
an
6
in
combined
with
increase
125'b
have
every
in
for
to
50%
a
the
in
low
operating
income
net
for
the
production,
of
tons
unci
said
over
stock dividend, August, 1958 earnings
$34,067, and lor the first eight months,
*
believe
that
do
we
that
,
for
not
servb
the
industry
directly," *
the
Cooper-Jarrett fleet this August carried
for a total of 1,889,524 miles, against
miles a year ago.
The eight months total
1,773,993
tons over 15,307,541
and
earnings
freight
revenue
$210,322
were
share
per
'
■■■
.
our
increase over 1958," Mr. Cooper commented.
favorable position as far as tile steel strike
of our major customers are dependent on
especially
since none
tons
on
of $240,731.
an
Chairman
The
32,840
29,099
share
a
reason
will show
arc
10%-
year's
cents
net income
on
concerned,
steel
this
for
cents
year
"We
is
miles.
A year
these figures
ago
13,107,333.
Cooper-Jarrett, 1 Inc.
operates in
15 States between
Kansas
City,
Chicago, and the New York City commercial zone, and by Interchange,
to all points west of Chicago. It has terminals in Kansas
City, Chicago,
Cleveland, Philadelphia, Trenton, Jersey City and Wallingford, Conn.
the
has
paid
continuous
first motor
listed
on
dividends
carrier
common
the American Stock
to
since
1947
listed
be
and
in
1956
became
nationally when it became
Exchange.—V. 190,
460.
p.
-
-s
•-
Copymation, Inc., Chicago, III.—Files With SEC—
corporation on Sept. 23 filled a letter of notification with the
covering 100,000 shares of common stock (par 50 cents)
to be
at
$3
per
share,
through Simmons & Co.
and
Plymouth
Securities Corp;, both of New York, N. Y.
offered
The
proceeds
stockholders
to
fce
become effective,
meeting
the
of
board
represented
and
of
the
251>
directors
of
record
on
be
used
and
others
for
to
bank
pay
loans
and
loans
to
working capital.
Cornbelt Insurance
and
200,000
shares
at
1959,
the
at
distribution
of
$4
is
company,
100,000
shares
sale
$4
registration
Exchange Commission—
per
located
statement
of
its
share..
at 73
with
class
The
A
Sunnyside
the
SEC
common
offering
is
Ave.,
on
Cornbelt
stock,
to
be
Stamford,
to
be
made
Conn.,
on
filed
1959," covering
offered
a
for
best
be
but
a
stock
each
brokers
for
is
to
be
stockholders
for
of
public
outstanding
dealers
40
offered
of
cents
for
sub¬
record
Sept,
then
held.
shares
10
and
commission
offered
has
now
The
common
shares
Life
who
join
in
share.
per
15,
No
the
Unsub¬
sale.
500,000
shares.
common
Net
Co.—Registers With SEC—
located
company
at
12
100,000
shares
of
common
Galena
North
registration statement with
a
the
stock.
SEC
The
Avenue,
Freeport,
Sept. 29,
on
stock
is
to
1959
be
111./
covering
offered
for
subscription at $4.50 per share by common stockholders of record
Sept. 15, 1959, at the rate of one share for each share held.
No un¬
derwriting is involved, but brokers and dealers who join in the dis¬
tribution
The
Net
the
receive
be
company
and
commission
a
offered
now
45c
per
share.
outstanding 100,000 shares of
has
the
sale
paid-in
of
Unsubscribed
public sale.
for
of
surplus
additional
and
used
stock
in
will
the
be
common
credited
company's
to
Chicago company
and
Indian
Evans,
This
of
Of
outstanding^stock, 50.5% is owned by Cornbelt Insurance Co.
erties
at
stock
stated
business.
Crane Co.—Acquisition—
public
efforts
will
may
proceeds of
capital
Sept.., 28,
receive
may
company
This
filed
shares
Conetta Manufacturing Co.—Registers With SEC—
a
by
four
proceeds will be credited to stated capital and paid-in
surplus and
will-he available for the company's insurance business.—V.
181, p. 2355,
This
36,114,190
share
of
involved,
will
shares
stock.
common
per
rate
underwriting
$
59,589,373
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Insurance Company,
12 North Galena Ave., Freeport, 111.,
registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 29, 1959, covering
a
,
at
This Boston investment company, filed
ap amendment on Sept. 25,
1959, to its registration statement covering ah, additional 300,000 shares
of
common
stock.,—V.
186,
p.. 2755,*
at
to
are
and
Cornbelt
filed
stock¬
favor of amending the Articles of
Increase its authorized capital stock
Concord Fund, Inc.—Registers Additional Shares With
32,846,800 233,940,138 226,466,545
21,391,321 172,449,928 166,877,172
61,490,210
37,090,441
meeting
voted
company
29, 1959 will be paid Oct. 5, 1959 to stockholder:close of business Sept. .32, 1959.—V. 199, p. 969.
This
Net
the
Aug.
other
1959—8 Mos.—1958
company
of
present limit" of $4,000,000 to $5,000,000,
2,500,000 shares of the par value of $2 each.
by
general funds.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings-
Life Insurance Co.—Capital Stock In¬
stockholders'
special
Securities
Period End.
the
and
they: have
below:
1958's
ol"
scribed
its
The
notification
Tenn.
proceeds
and
best
the
scription
credit
of
borrowing
credit
if
1292.
p.
Incorporation
Cher-O-Kee Photofinishers, Inc., Athens, Tenn.t -Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
underwriters
which
common
Co
&
868,
pp.
Adjusted
total
a
currently
creased—
holders
SEC covering
Sears
amounted to
Company's
total
$16,000,000
and
of
Company
lines
reserve
lines
revised
the
time
some
the
exceed
not
at
However,
shares
concluded
that
will
$11,000,000
done.
common
management
has
$18,000,000
will
provide
indicates
1960
of
than
were
250,000
study
end
be less
financing
about
reduced
$18,000,006.
management
loans
manent
467,325
.
the
of
$14,400,000.
recent
bank
to
probably would
968.
p.
Financing
SEC
Ohio
Line of Credit With Banks—
Commonwealth
$104,280
Corp.
Central
The
Columbus
rail¬
operations!
way
A
set' forth
Inc.-
--3,285,060
oper.
class
name-
accord'ng to Robert E. Cooper, Jr., Chairman.
through. September.
The
Net
of
are
motor
It
The. SEC
of
and
969.
p,
Corp.—Additional
climbed to 265,002
Y.
356.
p.
Industries
held),
190,
the 577,400 shares outstanding.
For the eight months, the net reached
$476,535, or 81 cents per share. The operating ratio for the year to
Aug. 31, was down to 90.11 from 93.38 a year ago.
The August, 1958
ratio was 93.14.
the
this
of
McGill,
native of Fort Washington, Pa„ has been
the past 38 years.
His home is In
a
for
Colonial
Products
Gross revenues for
to
Previously
McGill,
Electronics
(privately
that the trend continued
$4,831,423
573,014
rail¬
income—
treasurer
Inc.
(trades OTC).—V.
nipnjji,—and-9d(4 for, the-elghkanontha period. August net. income after
taxes was $76,965, the equivalent of'better than 13 cents per share on
expenses
Products, Inc.
of
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc.—Revenues, Earnings Cp—
$
revenue-
The
-Earnings—
revenue--
oper.
Railway
$
1959—Month—IL'58
Oct.
The
vote
Corp.
1959—8 Mos.—1958
retiring on that date. A graduate of New York University, Mr. King
first Joined Collins & Aikman three
years ago as assistant comptroller
and, subsequently, was named assistant secretary.
Mr.
Consolidated
Industries,
Co.
190,
"Wc
sell
Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.Railway
1959—Month—1958
has
vote.
to
affirmative
Earnings—
Collins & Aikman Corp.—New Officer
Appointed—
b?en
present
25,000
&
ratio
A
has recently sold its assets to (B. T.) Babbitt, Inc.
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc., represented the seller,
Antell, in the transaction.
company
Charles
RR.
1
King
more
-
Co.,
August,
(B. T.) Babbitt, Inc.—
This
Pacific
ClinchfieldRR»—Earnings—
This
Charles Antell, Inc: of
Merrill
&
ago,
effective
the
Plymouth
8,595,148
F.
of
of
rates,
entitled
are
45.000
Hirsch
30,671,948
James
1959
requires
Herzfeld
8,194,443
company,
1,
J.
34,667,994
shares
common
com¬
which
assets
shares
45.000
1,168,319
of
meeting
75,000;
&
3.712.603
p.
of Sept.
the
At will
526,923
190,
current
on
Clayton Securities"^Corp
5,383.913
3,322,681
from
existing
company,
current
■
as
of
Philips
shares
Draper.
operations.
based
revenues,
net
Securities Corp.
The underwriters
offering was quickly oversubscribed.
financing details follow:
purchase
ops.
oper,
of
group
that the
to
inc.—
Net revenue
a
million,
by, Clayton
the
Inc.,
—V.
the
of
plus
of
106,646,845
common
ident,
for
139,823,700
117,168,103
3,059,513
__
income.—
oper.
of
out
$74
the
at
UNDERWRITERS—The
$
from rail¬
oper.
.'VJ-
our
Sept. 28 issue Of the
offering, of 250,000 shares of class. A common stock (par
$1) at'$3 per share oii Sept. 24 lby%ivuWderwriting group
117.536,275
sub¬
held.
The record date, subscrip¬
price and underwriting terms are to be. supplied
by amendment.
Dickson & Company, Inc., is named as the
principal underwriter.
tion
"6,880,776
$
15,182,122
968..
the
own
^
13,898,535
ry,
record
^Construction
13,934,941
way
of
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$
20,566.035
ry.
of
owner
sister
\
Utility Corporation
reported
18,312,292
oper.
than
•
taken
Additional
15,252,779
Period End. Aug. 31—
holders
by
debentures
R.
8,331,309
expenses
from
and
and
company to be formed as a result of the consolidation plan
known as Consolidated Electronics Industries
Corp.
It will be
(NYSE),
exps.
Net
formation,
and
two-thirds
up
Railway operating
Railway
brotlier
,
new
raised
868.^
p.
corporation, located
at
2417 North
Davidson
St.,
Charlotte,.
filed a registration statement with the SEC on"
Sept. 28, 1959,
$2,500,G00 of '6'%
convertible
subordinated
debentures, due
with warrants
to
purchase - 200,000 shares of
scription
25.514,764
968.
p.
the
of, more
sales
and
be
of
be
137,318,793
190,
.
President
as
His
'
million,
to
made
152.204,269
•-'853,730
common
The
-3,035;347
$735,053
28,421
.
Conetta
stock.
outstanding. The various consoli¬
dations and mergers are also subject t,o
approval of stockholders oi the
other constituent companies.
17,611,138
—V.
operations—__
oper.
action
17.257,622
rev.
D.
B
elcctrical-electronics-pharmaceutical
assets
Stockholders
.
rev..
Net
new
total
$87
operating
6,310.947
class
Details—Mention-was made in
4.103,462;'<; ./lv646,9ALin28.087,639
$7,046,000
732,957
the
of
.
p.
of the sale
replenish funds ex¬
163,234.495.157,084^268
1-1,326.470 135,146.956 131,549.49!)
$
Railway
covering
1974,
RR.—Earnings
1959—8 Mos.—1958
23,473.381
;
a
million,
than
will
& Pacific
tools,
of
proceeds
or
and equipment to expand the company's parts
and operations at a cost of from $80,000 to
$43,419 bank note; and for working capital.
a
provides for
of
have
—V.
Railway
N.
397,818
Chicago, Rock Island
2,000
$897,000
190.
This
$1,121,354
737,086
2.00a
&
Chadbourn Gotham, Inc.—Registers With SEC—-
,
$1,862,213
58,261
revenue..
oper.
190,
2,000
Co
Williams
This plan
headed
operations..
way
Net
2,000
—
revenue-.
way
—V,
2,843,018
$159,130
expenses,.;,. 17,776.640
oper.
Net revenue
Currie_—_•
Net revenue from rail¬
ry.
$3,964,372
2,916,443
from rail¬
oper.
Net railway
Net
$4,778,656
1959—Monrh—1953
Pe riod End. Aug. 31—
Railway
manufacture
Net
special meeting of stockholders of this -corporation will be?heki
Wilmington, Del. on Oct. 16, to approve a major consolidation plan,
in
$33
1959—8 Mos.—1958
968.
p.
and
purchase
capacity
prepay
shares
will
-Earnings-
115,666
income—-e
oper.
Railway
2,000
oper." expenses
Railway
.
$
2,000
Southern
&
.T
Kiric-
Ry. Inc.—Earnings-
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
2,827,700
$302,599
inc.—
(.Period End. Aug. 31—
Vermont
2,558,852
Chicago & North Western Ry. —Earnings—
Bonhaih—_ ' 2,000
Doe <fc
Watson
Central
$6,964,762
335.925 —
1959;—Month—1958
$665,292
$498,058
362,693
,."338,928
rev._
operations'——'
ry.
—V.
Brandenberger,
Johnston
Sellers,
&
i
Inc.
Hudson
S.
Moreland,
768.
oper-
way
2,000
__
Hart
&
—V.
p.
—:__J
Parvin_:.__
Friedrich* & Co.3,000
Lentz, Newton & Co.
•_
3.000
190,
$6,802,417
968.
"Net revenue
Net
3,000
patrick,
Labouisse,
$938,187
284,970
oper..revenue—
Railway
to
A
3,000
R.
°
Railway
used
,
;-l $840,100
■
Chicago* Milwaukee, St. Paul
3,000
Masterson
shares
Consolidated Electronics Industries Corp.—Stockhold¬
to Vote on Merger—
•'
.
.
oper.
p.
repair
prefabricating-
be
ers
•
Public
3,000
5,000
3,000
16,226,474
"
rail-
Period End. Aug. 31—
&
;
Clark,
Rupe & Son, lnc.__
190,
parts
will
machinery
to
engineering,
in
stock
prospectus, lists "Louis
The
— shares
Co"*—
Beil
5,000
Co.,
Inc.
Dallas
(Inc!
The
$23,191,236
16,122,258
from, ry.' ops.
rev.
railway
—V,
number
Co.
$.001
at
A
'.'
remaining 15,000 shares.
holders
Net
to
Austin.
5.000
_•
Rauscher,
Co.,
$22,924,675
2,164,712
Period End. Aug. 31—
until
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
White,'
5,000
I^anford,
$3,102,899
2,096,727
from
foiiows;
as
-
$2,936,827
968.
p.
for
135,060
expenses
Railway operating
Railway operating
subsidiary.
Neuhaus
Earnings—
design,
and
A
prefabrication
$100,000;
1959—8 Mos.^-1958
the
jigs
class
pended
Guerin
the
•.
Underwood,
7,900
Inc..;....
Inc.
underwriters- and
190,
and
the
panies,
payable by
whlc'.l is
the
ol'
948.693
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.
$95,020.
property
Sanders &
15,773
Equitable
Quinn
of
-Shares'"Trz; %
GueVftV"&
Hill," Crawford
amount -ol
personal
stock each-has.agreed to purchase arc
...
Atwill
on
promissory note
a
principal
mortgage
UNDERWRITERS—The
of shares
the
of
$4,343,301
1,854,247
oper.." income—
ry.
—V.
10,000
Issuable
$5,468,729
206,505
1959—Month—1958
operations—-
way
Net
price
issued
Eppler,
$720,857
*22,035
1068.
p.
revenue—.
oper.
Net revenue
-
The
190,
461,023
the
be
shares
8,977
to
issuance
1962.
$470,755
income—
oper,
Railway
company's
include
not
Turner, Inc.
NOTE:
operations-..--
ry.
Railway oper.
of
public offering price
8,977
shares are
15,
Sept.
outstanding
engaged'in
of
In¬
the
date
2:00
shares
18,900,579
from rail¬
revenue
.
stock being offered.
The company is issuing to Eppler, Guerin
Turner,. Inc.,, at the price of lc per warrant
subscription warrants
to
$23,243,880
19,038,843
Period End. Aug. Si-
*
10,000 shares
said.Warrants to be
a
$24,507,572
2,350,231
-
Co.
at
three-yeftr: warrants to the underwriter,
warrant*, to' purchase 20.000 class
common
of
Conetta Mfg., whereupon
the two companies merged.
company operates in Stamford and is primarily engaged in the
design,
engineering and manufacture of small precision tools, dies,
jigs and fixtures and in parts pre-fabrication by zinc die
casting,
metal
stamping and machining.
Its two Tennessee subsidiaries are
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$3,071,088
2,359,284
Chicago Great Western Ry.
of
of
sell
The
Earnings—
$2,830,039
oper., expenses
* Deficit.—V.
the
National
common
&
13,645.077
1859—Month—1958
oper.- revenue
1959.
include
Insurance
purchase
12,144,547
dies
Net
split.
American
to
at
Sept.
stock
National
grant
for
2
a
date
public
as^-
f»reem®nt,' con tempo5
promissory note
its
of
,
of
period of twelve years,
issuance until Aug. 31, 1971,
offering price of .the shares of the
the
Railway
Railway
split-on
outstanding
as
outstanding
3
purchase
American
will
warrants
for
3-for-2
record
the
to
company
to
company
transferable
common
to
$750,000
Tex.,* the
exercisable
equal
ol
the
sus.
18,977 shs.
;.
'
payable to common stockholders of
The 461,023 shares of
common
stock
to
123,750 shares to be issued
provided
by
and
stock
date,
if As
held
2,677,751
Period End. Aug. 31—
way
+0tn Aug. 28, 1959,
the
wan ants—
1,712,424
Brothers, for which it will receive a selling com¬
share plus $12,000 for expenses,. The company also
per
to
The company was organized under Delaware law on
Sept. 15, 1959,
to acquire and
operate Conetta Tool and Die Co. and its two sub¬
sidiaries.
Conetta Tool was wholly-owned
by Louis D. Conetta and
member; of his family, who transferred to
Conetta Mfg. all the out¬
standing stock of Conetta Tool in" return for 150,000 shares of class
10G8.
p.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RRi
*2,094shs.
$$461,023 shs.
par71"
33,356,936
Mricome—
oper.
190;
68c
B
4,000 shs.
1.000,000 shs.
cumulative pfd. stock (100
Common stock ($1
par value)
Common stock
subscription
—V.
1,000,000 shs.
___
-5%
ry.
220,452
:—
32,586,720
Vermilye
of
agreed
per share subject to the
'at $4 per shafe.' * '
130,035,767
6,747.857
by
mission
has
163,392,703
142.717,015
operations...^
way
Net
750.000
1,320,452
preferred
'
23,485;678 175,303,735
16,737,821
4.759,076
expensed
basis
*
1950—8 Mos,—1958
•$r-
*
Net revenue from rall-
Outstanding
<$ldc
Short term bank
notes...
•».5%
-Earnings—
22,443,251
17,684,175
revenue.
oper.
FINANCING
$750,000
^
oper.
Railway
PRESENT
Authorized
.6',*.
5
15c
March, June
equivalent to
;
to
ended
year
ended, Sept.
.
3
the
assets
of
Orchard
Chairman
will
give
United
of
The
(Springfield),
Crane.
Crane
States,
•••
acauiied on Sept, 30 by purchase all prop¬
Chapman Valve Manufacturing Co., located
Mass.,
it
was
announced
by
T.
M.
•
manufacturing facilities in the Eastern part
it has not had since 1941 when its
something
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6
.
.
Monday, October 5, 1959
.
(1418)
plant,
The
is
management,
line,
product
executive
and
name,
190,
Carter.—V.
Goodwin
Manufacturing Co."
retain its present
staff, headed »by C.
known as The Chapman Valve
subsidiary of Crane.
It will
be
to
wholly-owned
a
154.
p.
Corp.—Registers
Dayton Aviation Radio & Equipnjent
Exchange Commission—
With Securities and
.
'
,
filed a registration statement
covering 201,050 shares of common
stock.
The
company
proposes
to offer 190,871 shares of this stock
ftr subscription at $150 per share by holders of outstanding stock at
the
rate
of one hew share for each
four shares held. The record
date is to be
supplied by amendment. Ho underwriting is involved^
An
a'.ditlonal 22,667 shares are to" be
issued to convert a present
indeb.edness of $34,000 owing to Louis Pitinsky,. Presid-. nt, and Albert
Sherwat, Executive
Vice-President, and their families; and an addi¬
tional 18,025 shares are being registered, representing claims for stock
sold fcy a former underwriter and for which payment was not received
by the company, nor the claims in connection with the subscriptions
not
s.bstantiated
and said group of
shares represent an additional
liability. Certain officials have agreed to purchase up to 68,583 shares
Dixie
Sou;h
the
with
Highway,
SEC
Ohio,
Troy,
1959,
28,
Sept.
on
.
stockholders.
The major portion of the company's business is devoted to the design
and
rnar-ufacture of aircraft radio,
communication and navigational
subscribed
not
Equipment
by
It now
equipment.
types of test
certain
and
components,
outstanding 763,481 shares of stock in addition to various indebted¬
Of
the
net
proceeds of the sale of additional stock, $50,000
be used
to
finance certain government contracts (in addition to
has
ness.
will
IV-Loan/; $157,000
Delaware
i
188,
Railway
revenue...
expenses
oper,
RR. Corp/—Earnings—
Lee
by
oper.
ry.
190,
p.
income
869.
Ended
Year
May
Western RR. Co.
Delaware, Lackawanna &
of
merger
been
34.
1959.
The
of
record
tn
order
solicited
were
•On
to
by
Sept.
29,
held
were
held
changes
Hotel Buffalo.
at
by
the
that
on
holders
by
indenture
on
Interstate
Commission.
Commerce
Earnings—
Period End.
Aug. 31—
Railway oper.
Railway
•
rail-
operations....
way
$501,268
$634,423
$5,833,567
$5,131,676
deficit--.^
291,626
29,858
443,432
190,
Rio
Period End. Aug.
31-f
Western
1959—Month—1958
Railway
operating
revs.
$6,522,522
Railway
operating
exps.
4,149,114
Net
from
ops.
inc..
Net
rev.
railway
—V.
'•
190,
ry.
oper.
$47,972,711
32,918,532
$2,373,408
$2,849,930
$15,892,659
$15,054,179
974,910
1,330,488
7,243,256
7,290,123
.
1959—Month—1958
Aug. 31—
V
$14,896,073
expenses
1,135,693
1,050,085
10,500,940
8,994,387
Net rev. from ry. opers.
$236,858
$304,897
$4,395,133
$1,781,157
income L.,
111,957
163,845
3,171,397
1,095,819
rv.
—V.
oner,
190,
has been
time
same
transmission
Clark
the
fin
&
Toledo
Shore
Period End. Aug, 31—
Line
of
Subsidiaries
Three
that
'■
1959—8 Mos.—1958
Net
revenue..
$542,767
$509,656
$5,346,482
$4,431,198
Railway oper.
expenses.
392,106
346,073
3,359,330
3,041,940
to
Net
rev.
190,
$150,661
$163,583
$1,937,152
10c
19,595
8,011
409,316
195,851
record
See
Gardner
Diamond
Inc.'s mobile rig sale
another of the*
for fabricating
contract
a
the world.
in
below.—V.
190,
1177.
p.
'
Diamond
The
National
Corp.—Merger Effective—..
forming the new Diamond
legally effective on Sept. 28.
merger
Diamond
The
Gardner*
Corp.
National
The
and
giant
a
Missouri.
States
became
Printing
their
In¬
the
of
Columbia
installed
be
here
This installation is part of the
Gulf Corp.
include
ten-cylinder,
a
turbo-
,
The
corporation,
new
190,
1293.
p.
•./:.
ii» the United States, Canada, and overseas. Major
services!!.include lumber, matches, multi-color lithography,
folding cartons, moldad pulp products, and paperboard.—V. 190, p. 1177'
products and
Digitronics
•This
<Bept.
25
.shares
at
of
by
capital
rate
the
date,
of
offered
share
for
Long
with
—V.
190,
exercise
The
will
optioned,
of
price
company
purchase
for
which
the
is
an
five shares
option
be
from
of
by
held.
to
are
as
the
10,000
supplied
outstanding
Y.,
The
be
the
underwriter
issuer
at
shares
record
supplied
of
10
cents
stock
$438,784
$6,341,6-77
$24,916,480
$22,822,173
2,813,488
' 19,242,622
18,891,928
•'.".
from rail-
operations,
shares
$3,528,189
$5,673,858
$3,930,245
*637,511
2,180,516
1,753,857
1,019,273
Deficit.—V.
190,
This
company's
of
to
business
equipment
working
Of
the
stock
officials
which
investors
have1
from
advised
such
its
to
or
be
sales
program,
leased
to
to
(70,000
said
the
the
stock,
statement
are
shares
Net
new
finance
customers,
and
to
'
outstanding
registration
■sell
expand
capital.
management
stock,
to
leased
four
to
in
by
Diversified
This
"p
SEC
$645,562
$4,765,094
$4,344,804
402,104
3,961,132
from
*$23,718
$153,458
$803,962
have
organizers of
that
the
additional
recently
the
they
future
H.
an
been
company.
have
may
no
wish
150,000
acquired
The
said
present
to
sell
shares
by
120,715
428,207
249,125
on
^located
~ePt-
railway
ry.
ops..
♦Deficit.—V.
Duluth,
.
inc._
oper.
190,
Pacific
&
Period End. Aug. 31—
Net
Net
25'
at
29A
1959,
N
Sayre
J-
Woods
"led
covering
Shopping
railway
ry.
-
' 1959—8 Mos.—1958 '
''$517,000
$497,000
$3,937,000
459,343
376,035
2,975,4*07
2,726,807
$120,965
$961,593
$1,222,793
11,117
*47,575
248,848
.•-$57;657—
ops.
oper.: inc.__
♦Deficit.—V.
190,
$3,949,600
*68,979
shares
Reading
Inc.—New
Chemicals
Formed—
Substantial
this
progress
corporation
Howard
Rex
L.
A.
was
F'our
with respect to the
reported on Sept. 18
President
Newman,
Nicholson,
•Dynamics
Firm
Being
•
President
months
in
a
&
intensive
Reading Corp. and
Division of General
the Liquid. Carbonic
of
-
r
of
organization of
joint statement by
proposed
Philadelphia
of
Corp.
preparatory
.
to
of
have
at
support
venture."
The
materials.
disposal the
an
enterprise
since
work
May,
when
the
tests
Concurrently,
for
of
agement
11
be^n
bids
the
to
"the
be
only
company
concentration of refuse materials
magnitude
envisaged
for
the
■
.
'.
;'v'
';
*
Sept." 24 announced the long-term leasing of 'a
foot warehouse in suburban Franklin Park, II!.,
on
.
warehousing and shipping' of its
housewares and bakery
; 7
.
Financial Vice-President, stated tbe
Ekco
new
provide the needefr additional manufacturing space, at
company's Chicago plant for its expanding housewares and bakeVy
the
'
operations. '
chemical
and
*
'
-
-
•
;
-
materials will be stored at the ware¬
also call for light manufacr
turing operations at the new location.
' •
'
Both
finished
house.
Future
Only three
Lotated
be
will
facility
tracks
the one=floor warehouse was leased from the
includes 16 modern truck dock's and private
a
capacity for 16 freight cars.
with
:
Belmont Ave. on
W.
9330
at
known
Ekco's
as
ra\v
Canmann said,
Mr.
bid,
years
switch
railroad
and
goods
plans,
The
Co.
Crane
12-acre site, the new location
warehouse.—V. 190, p. 869. .3.
a
Park
Franklin
Secondary Offering — A
shares of common stock
(par $1) was made on Sept. 28 by White, Weld & Co. at
$33 per share, with a dealer's concession of $1.50 per
share. This offering was oversubscribed and hgoks closed.
Test
company
delivering
a
$261,000
contract for automatic
Melpar, Inc., a subsidiary of Westinghouse Aip
as
an
Automatic Test System, it will perform
is
•
check-out equipment
to
Described
Co.
tests
over
dynamic
a
complex
F-101-B
components and
System Simulator.
range
on
Weapon
simulator
system
weapon
—
2,500
in Production—
System
This
of
offering
secondary
is
of
.
F-101-B Interceptor
The faithful .simula¬
engine, and systems characteristics of the aircraft
pilot with instrument control and indicator responses.
flight/
the
provides
The
subsystems of
electro-mechanical
with handling, operating
stationary
a
flight trainer designed to familiarize air crews
missions
and emergency
characteristics- of the
Aircraft in its anticipated strategic environment.
provides a
Test System
Automatic
EAI
means
of checking the
various critical elements in ihe flight simulator.
The
determined by exciting
it with a known signal: and comparing the response with a predeterr
mined value.
Evaluating each element in this way determines overall
system- operation
and
provides >data needed
for logical trouble-,
shooting of faulty sub-systems and components.—V. 190, p. 1294.
of
circuit* may
simulation
each
be
use
shipment
to
conjunction with
in
of a substantial
existing commercial
Germany
a joint working group lias been completing the specifi¬
Pottsville, Pa., project. Sixteen of the nation's largest
preparing
are
enterprise
received
from
were'scheduled
in
a
will
is
now
few
then
to
during
five
be
the engineering man¬
construction phase.
Firm bids
proposals
It
beformed
is
as
of
the
these
received
by
companies.
Sept.
The
remaining
30.
shares
28,541
recently, sold
were
offering
The
investment.
for
is
be made
to
to
13
on
a
persons at $2,625
best efforts, all-or^
by First Broad Street Corp., for which it will receive
a
selling commission of $.525 per share plus $12,000 for expenses.
The prospectus also states that in June 1959 Leo P. Nathanson, Pres¬
ident
of
the underwriter, acquired 24.000 shares of the outstanding
stock
from
other stockholders
for $24,
and
three other individuals
nothing
acquired
basis
an
additional
shares
12,000
from
a
principal
stockholder
$12.
engaged in the elec¬
tronics business in the" field of manufacturing and selling high fre¬
quency induction heating and dielectric machines.
On Sept. 8, 1959,
it purchased all the assets of Intertectics, Inc., an Ohio corporation;
and
through a newly-organized subsidiary. Interact, Inc., it intends
to engage in the business of manufacturing and selling Inter-Act, a
in
December
the
1957,
company
is
with aluminum and certain
copper." The company now has
proceeds of the sale of
additional stock are
machinery, equipment and
inventory to a new plant ($15,0001; for additional production equip¬
ment
ana
modernization
($10,000);. for advertising and further en¬
gineering sales training ($25,000); for research and development ($75,C00); for payment of certain indebtedness ($22,0001; and for working
eutectic
which
material
non-ferrous
other
capital' ($156,490).
Promoters
Ethel
of
fuses
metals,
the
aluminum
including
common
shares. , Net
to be used for moving
182,541
•
company
They
Meserve.
were
and
Andrew
their
R.
Farrell, Mary K. Stuart
(including the recent
associates
purchasers of stock) have invested $118,611 and will own (after this,
stock offering) about 61%
of the outstanding stock;
Farrell is listed
as
President!
He
and Ruth Farrell own 36,000 shares; Mary Stuart
and
Ethel Meserve 47,428, Hermetic Seal
Corp., 36,000, and Leo P.
24,000.
Nathanson,
Elgin, Joliet
&
Eastern
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
Markets
that Dynamics Reading Chemicals Inc.
joint subsidiary before the end of the year.
expected
the
With SEC—-
corporation, located at State College, Pa., filed a registration
with the SEC on Sept. 25, 1959, covering 115,459_ shares of
common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $3.50 per share.
An
for
anticipated that all preparatory activities will be concluded,
weeks.
Development, Inc.—Registers
Electronics
This
and
Previous analyses pointing to the availability of substantial
Tor the chemicals to be produced have been confirmed.
It
joint
facilities.
firms
tWe
the
involved
gasification
construction
have
the
<
tonnage of feed stock for
cations
claims
PRG
necessary
of
.
final
Lurgi
Center
common
'
Corp.—Leases Property—
Canmanft,
outstanding
-
joint
venture
was
announced,
have
included
successful
completion of commercial scale testing programs for the manufacture,
of
key products from feed stocks based on PRG's vast reserves of
its
in
37.900
' >
_
'•
37,900
.will
facility
for
869.
p.
refuse
statement
*
467,200
from
rov.
to
investors
shares
commitment,
Sharesb,
_-_._-u--.___.-_i_
""
L.
David
additional
Ry.—Earnings—■i;.
1959—Month—1958
Railway Operating "rev;_
Railway operating exps.
certain
intention
the
offered:
statement
970.
p.
Winnipeg
to
of
firm
stock
;■•;'.• ,••'/':••:• 7■
Cd,_^v.»
&
Co.
&
products.
$563,459
*14,667
rev.
anthracite
(38%)
are
owned
by
Haight, Board Chairman!
common
a
3,781,345
Net
the
Communities, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
corporation,
1959—8 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
500,979
the
obfa?nabie ^0787e%ma$2?5.°r 0therwise at" prices and on terms then
-
'
$477,261
add
u
of
made
180,180 square
centralized
for
condition
rev._
shares
Erick
includes
company
but
125,028
company
modern,
performance of
869.
p.
proposed
of
t
.'
have
underwriters
Strauss
Ekco Products
tion
;
:
*$1,285,521
___
income.
oper.
'
.
exps.
the
amendment.
324,830
proceeds of its sale of additional stock will be used to finance
product development for the present and anticipated growth of
cost
on
covering 65,877
subscription by stockholders
for
each
purchase
to
has
now
1959—8 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
1,724,305
Dynamics
N.
SEC
30,000
the
by
will not
declared a dividend
1959 to holder^ '
the- company
1959,
1,
shares
75,800
1177,
p.
Organized
Island,
the
price and underwriting terms
Granbery, Marache As Co. is listed
underwriter
share
per
be
to
new
Albertson,
subscription
amendment.
The
stock,
one
in
statement
outstanding common
427,739 shares.
'••*"•
1959.
9,
S.
J.
This
operating
Gorp.—Registers With SEC—
corporation, located
filed a registration
the
.
Melpar's
together with its subsidiaries and affiliates,
plants
•operates 51
Oct.
on
purchase
Brake
operating
&
Lithograph Co. joined to form the expanded company.
These compa¬
nies, including subsidiaries and affiliates, had combined sales of $223,724,000 in 1958.
I
to
the common stock payable Oct. 20,
Electronic Associates Inc.
and Dresser-Ideco announced
Inc.
expenses
revenue
ry.
Net
Corporation
United
shares
be built for station
will
It
Railway
Railway
Corp.—Merger Effective
National Corp.,
Sept..
on
York
This tower, on completion in 1960, will be-
Ideco,
Period End. Aug. 31—
Diamond
<
;
status
snare
*••7/7 7
Report
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR. —Earnings—
970.
p.
the
per
•
revenue—
$1,389,258
income
oper.
ry.
t-V.
from ry. opers.
of
amount
367,739
shares will be retired and cancelled and
of authorized but unissued shares.
UNDERWRITERS—Two
engine rated at 4,600 bhp. The engine will drive a
a completely automatic installation. Ac¬
engineers,
these
are
the
most
powerful
engines
gas
oper,
way
Net
♦
Net
from
of
either redemption
or
conversion of the
convertible series cumulative preferred stock
60c
DIVIDENDS—On.
Ohio,
Columbus,
of
at Hampshire, Tenn.
system
units
oper.
Railway
Railway oper.
the
thereof, such
to
revert
.•
awarded
structure
Period End. Aug. 31—
RR.—Earnings-
1959—Month—1958
the
stock,
common
increased
be
event
of
holders
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.—EarningsRailway
Detroit
convertible series
14, 1959 and, on
to
would
shares
$1.78
■:< ' r•.
'
-
cording to Clark
developed for pipeline service.—V.
970.
p.
60c
Oct.
the
tr
static
Net
on
common
stock
25,877,131
breakers, Clark Bros. Co. of Olean, N. Y., one of the Dresser
charged, V-type
$10,775,544
Railway
the
.
+None
'
Clark centrifugal compresser in
$1,354,982
119,500
$367,739 shs,
the redemption price of their stock, or (b) tb convert
close of business on Oct. 9, 1959 their preferred stock
stock on the basis of two shares of common stock for
each share of such preferred stock held.
As of the close of business
on
Sept. 17, 1959, 18,200 shares of the preferred stock have been con¬
verted
into common stock.
If all outstanding preferred stock were
equal
into
$2.39
Dresser-Ideco
man-made
line .booster'Station
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$1,372,551
par
of
prior
a
Industries,
The
revenue.
oper.
as
dustries, revealed to a group of gas transmission company executives a
engine-compresser combination that will be installed i na new pipe¬
gas
Railway oper.
(-no
$5,187,218
.
providing for a scale down of the. loan ih proportionate amounts
of the preferred stock are presented for conversion. As a
such deposit, holders of such preferred stock have no rights
stockholders of the company except the right either (ay to receive
cash
gas
.'yVyy-
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
Period End.
stock
value)
value )
shares
as
26,357,090
•■
that
word
the
At
record
..
'
'
EFTS-TV of Cape Girardeau,
1959—8 Mos.—1958
34,436,913
.:
'Lv---.'^
970.
p.
the
tallest
the
4,651,300
par
Sept. 1, 1959, the company called
preferred stock for redemption
result
to
•teleyisiori transmitting tower.
j
$7,501,230 $50,329,572
(110
Outstanding;
$5,187,218
119,500
+1*70,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
1965
14,
ments
of
Industries, Inc.
company,
Dresser
RR.—Earnings—.
April
TO
^Tv"
1, 1959, deposited in a bank in trust moneys sufficient to retire
such
preferred- stock at the redemption. price of $11,175 per share.
Funds fqr this purpose were borrowed from a bank under arrange¬
46,059,181
20,-847,227
share,—__
EFFECT
Sept.
31.436,875
outstanding...
common
GIVING
REDEMPTION
STOCK
cumulative
1177.
p.
1959,
31,
MAY
OF„
AS.
due
stock
•Common
88,480,181
42,421,000
Simultaneously with the announcement Of Ideco,
t!
«
Grande
Preferred
62,916,016
income
go to a selling stockholder ( Joseph.
Director of the company) and no funds will
payable
debentures
tOn
com¬
net'#roceeds will
President and
Authorized
Notes
Board
the company.
to
PREFERRED
6%
published
970.
p
.
...CAPITALIZATION.
major industrial equipment supplier, on Sept. -22
reported three record-breaking productions by- its subsidiary companies.
Ideco; Inc., on Sept. 22 shipped the most highly mobile and unitized
drilling rig ever built. The rig was purchased by- Camdrill International,;
Inc., a drilling firm operating extensively in North Africa.
Itwill be
used in Libya in a drilling program for the Oasis Oil Company, a wholly
owned subsidiary of The Ohio Oil Co., Findlay. Ohio.
*'
yy7.-yy
The major components of the rig are mounted- permanently oh five
•semi-trailers, each equipped with huge sand tites" to allow maximum
-mobility over desert terrain.
Equipmerit includes^ a l"i7 foot Duaiift
.mast, a 600 hp. mud pump and a 300 hp: mud pump, and a drawworks with a two-engine, four shaft inline compound, powered bv two
Caterpillar diesel engines.
All major equipment on the rig, with the
exception of the Caterpillar diesel engines, is of
Ideco manufacture.
The Caterpillar engines were chosen because they offer the advantage
of utilizing unprocessed crude oil, readily obtainable in the field, as fuel.
This
,
»
%
&
Eichler,
accrue
"115,160,016
taxes__,—53,244,000
taxes__.
declared™—.,..,
Products—
came
869.
p.
190,
On
*
Denver
S
'
■>;;
present
Aerbnautjjts
Civil
190,
'
1,504,305
oper.
ry.
—V.
expenses.
from
Net revenue
Net
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$48,090,085 $51,129,904
42,256,518
45,998,228
1959—Month—1958
$5,608,514
$6,284,768
5,107,246
5 653,345
revenue..
oper.
.' •v" '!.'"-v-
,
lowest
if, the
Sept. 22 publicly offered 75,800 shares of
(no par) at $7,125 per share.
on
PRCCEED3—The
L.
the
than
area,
route.—V.
the
stock
mon
hands
basis.
of the company's bonds to allow
necessitated by the merger plan.
Buffalo, N. Y., hearings on the merger
management
were
vote
shares
—V.
company
the
in
•
Meetings
*>
.
:
.dividends.
Dresser
the
of
•
outstanding
stock
favorable
Ahem
of
Boar.tl
Calif.,
1958
1959
.
•'."
Foreign
profit
Earnings"per
Sept;'22 to
merger plan,
Managers on June.
consist of l,638,624--gjiafre8
of the public, and holders
at the close of business Aug.
13, 1959, were eligible.to vote.
to
approve
the merger it
was
necessary
that there be a
vote of at least two-thirds of all stock outstanding. Proxies
capital
S.
Common
...
securities
voting
of
U.
for
Commoft
railroad's
the
by
approved
&
Strauss
the
in
serve
Homes, Inc. — Common Stock Offered — J. S.
Co. and York & Co., both of San Francisco,
—Eichler
;___„_.J._;705.442.403 G3G.201.143/.
income
before
Net
Merger
—
approval 'was given by stockholders on
the company with-the Erie Railroad. The
Overwhelming
had
Profit
Provision
-------'
Hearing Starts—
the
31—
'i
sales
Net
$6,429,752
2,575,877
$7,205,544
4,121,035
$964,747
549,418
$801,337
522,684
operations
way
—V.
„
to
lower
30%
as
cities
airline
converted ♦into
Fiscal
.•/
Net
the
uerrnits
much
as
between
fares
air
Co.—Earnings Up—
Chemical
Dow
fares
offer
(the
share
per
rail-
from
Net revenue
s
This company will schedule 60 flights a day on the Southern Trans¬
continental airttoute it has. been seeking fop two decades and will
latter in consideration of services as a finderi..
The company was organized under New Jeraey law on Sept. 22, 1959,
to acquire the stock or assets of various real estate corporations;
the
first of
which was. organized in 1952;
The" stock and assets being
"acquired are owned directly or through subsidiaries by Messrs. Saul
Cantor and Paul Goldman, the organizers of Diversified Communities.
The principal
activity of the corporations has been the development
of
communities of single-family houses, mostly
in the. $17,500 price
range,
although they have
also built and leased a large shopping
center and other commercial
properties. The major project currently
under'way is the development of a residential community on a 555-acre
site in Madison Township, Middlesex County, N. -J,,, known as Sayre
Woods
South,
and presently
under" construction/- comprising 1,769
houses, schools and recreational facilities.
For, their interests in the
Sayre
Woods South and other properties/ developments and tracts,
the organizers are to receive 882,800
shares of common stock. Other
propertie: are to be acquired for cash in substantial amounts, subject
to existing mortgages
"
"
.
Of the net proceeds of the stock sale, $1,039,146 is to be used
to
acquire the assets of Hojie Homes, Inc., a company owned by the
organizers
(the
assets consisting
principally of the Sayre Woods
Shopping Center), and the stock of Browntpwn Water Co. and Cantor
and
Goldman
Builders,
Inc.
In
addition; the company expects to
acquire for $3,850,000 (to be financed primarily by a purchase money
: mortgage»
a tract "of land adjacent to sayre'Woods South suitable for
a
residential community; and it is anticipated that at least $1,500,000
of the net proceeds of the stock sale will be used for the acquisition
and development of
that property.
The balance of the -proceeds will
be added
to general
funds for use as working capital.
The
prospectus lists Saul Cantor as President and Paul Goldman
as
Vice-President.
After
this stock
offering,. they will, own
65.4%
of tne outstanding
stock.
V
.v
$1
1959—Month—1958
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$3,574,082
$3,768,226 $30,849,934 $30,333,463
2,772,745
* 2,803.479
23.644,390 23,903,711
Period End. Aug. 31—.
Railway oper.
347.
p.
Hudson
&
and $72,305 to increase
payable;
reduce accounts
to
capital.—V.
working
offered
Jbe
>to
headed
promptly.
holders
-..•
Eastern Air Lines Inc.—Schedules Flights on New Route
for public sale through an
underwriting group
Higginson Corp. The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment..
Tbe ^^dbmpany &lso
has agreed, to sell
50,000 shares to Lee Higginson Corp. at $1 per
share and
an
additional 50,000 shares to Republic Funding Corp. at
stock
Bridgeport,, Conn., plant was sold. The sale price of ^11,197,377 was
approximately book value.
Proceeds will be paid to Chapman stock¬
operating Tev.D
Railway
operating
Net
from
Net
rev.
railway
ry.
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
190,
exps.
Ry.—Earnings-
1959—Month—1958
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$1,148,835 $3,504,988 $34,022,158 $26,569,973
1,484,509
2,537,105
24,642,118 23,277,104
ops.
*$335,674
$967,883
inc._
*209,128
485,357
p.
970.
$9,380,040
2,336,358
.
S3.292.833
255,425
0
■*
Volume
•
190
Number
5887
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
r
(1419)
Ennis Business Forms Inc.—Registers With SEC—
158,236
This
stock
corporation, located at 214 West Knox St.,
Ennis,- Texas,-on ••
25 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 217^490
of common stock. Of this
stock, 45,000 shares are to be offered
for public sale in behaif of the
issuing company and 167,490 snares, v
representing outstanding stock, by the
present holders thereof. The. 1
shares
for
Sept.
of
shares
shares
of
subscription
record
Oct.
then
15,
Organized in
remaining 5,000 shares are
to
be
offered
by the
company
employees. The public offering
price and underwriting terms
be supplied
by amendment. Kidder,
Peabody & Co. is listed
principal underwriter.'
;
The
company
proceeds
of
its
pany's
sion
at
general
and
its
of
outstanding
and
applied
500,000
stock
to
its
will
plant
in
Chatham,
of
to
the
and
installed
next
celling
stockholders,
who
own
are
an
420,043
shares.
Holder
of
the
largest
block
156,920
11.4% ) is Garner
Dunkerley, Jr., President. He proposes
largest
block, 22,768 shares. Other
large blocks are
Jane
D.
(17,7221;
McElroy
Lillian
16,228
D.
shares> ;
Kirkpatrick
Mrs,
(16,228).
arid
the
each
Funds for
Business, Inc.—Transfer Agent—
Commercial Bank
four
involved.
registrar
and
1959
the
•
has
now
sale
of
reserves
Outstanding
additional
and
to
624,479
stock
facilitate
will
used
continued
'
.
'
is
to
esti¬
-
"
Marian
stock.
common
ment
its
of
7
.
•
!
of
RR.—Earnings—
Period End.
Aug. 31—
1959—Month—1958
"r.\
•f
$
Railway
Railway
Net
from
Net
rev.
railway
g
rev.L
11,368,238
12,784.797
104,244.262
10,644,546
10,812,370
88,432.663
84,217,446
723,^92
01,277,433
$1,972,427
15,811.599
14,768,175
260,593
360,384
"666,402
ry.
ops.
>
•
inc.—
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
9,138
subject to options
which will be granted in substitution
for options granted
by Calaveras to certain of its officers and
key employ¬
ees pursuant to its
Employees' Restricted Stock Option
4 ■Plan.
)./;:"•/7
•' V <■"
■
93,985,621
exps.
operating
Qperating
190,
-/
1178.
p.
•;
>
jjj
;
Merger Hearing Starts—
Delaware,
1178.
p.
Lackawanna
"
-
All
-
.
See,
or
Stock
Western
RR.
Co.,
above.—V.
part
be sold
may
&
Flintkote
190,
_■
The
of
the
from
Exchange
will
shares
time
to
of
receive
no
Eurofund, Inc.—Proposes European Custodial
Arrange¬
to Securities and
Exchange Commission—
prices
of
part
the
an
to
York, investment
"exemption order under the
maintain
banks;
abroad
and
application
the
for
part of
Investment
its
hearing
applied
Company
the
has
to
1959.—V.
of
190, p.
SEC
'
for
permitting
four
order'
an
the
Act
custody
issued
20,
Oct.
on
in
assets
Commission
Calaveras
has
company,
it
European
scheduling
Lanes,
Inc.—Stock
the
the
870.
120,000 shares
$10
share
per
of
class
Offered—Public
A
stock
common
at
of';
price
a
of
Sept. 29 by an underwriting
group jointly managed by R. S. Dickson & Co. Inc.
and
Alex.
and
Brown & Sons.
This
offering
the books closed.
the
the
the
sale
of
compariy's business additional
A
shares,,
expanding
other
corporate
engaged in the
facilities such as
operation
used
working capital and
purposes.
BUSINESS—Fair
of
modern
beverage
area.
Lanes,
Inc.
bowling centers
concessions
These
and
operations
has
The
an
EARNINGS—For the
subsidiaries
had
will
company
262,500
5%
.current
consist
shares
of
convertible
about
ended
year
of
B
578
has
bowling
new
17
and
30,
of
1959,
class
outstanding
shares
of
A
Upon
notes
of
ing of
stock;
At
of
a
the
A
other
1959
13,
indicating
consider
class4 B
and
for
purposes
the
that
the
Board
of
henceforth
declaration
Notes
GIVING
5%- convertible
payable
Common
B
of
Board
4
stock;
A
A
(par
TO
PRESENT
San
adopted
for
purchase
UNDERWRITERS—The
stock
common
set
company's
from
190,
opposite
Adjusted
Net
Volume
their
shares
located
offered
for
of
sale
capital
by
the
by
the
upon
exercise
holders
sold
were
named
the
below
number
of
to
to
the
have
shares
of
by
and
trustee
the
under
holds
certain
real
cured
by first
or
1959,
550,000
shares
at
its
pur¬
under¬
2650
Inc
:
severally
of
stock,
issuing
of
class
A
of
materials
and
in
used
industrial
build¬
have
approximately
9,500
employees,
portland
cement
Through
sand
and
■
-
1
which
it
gravel,
and
*
\
sells
subsidiaries
two
under
the
Calaveras
road-paving
located
brand
conducts
and
in
asphalt
the
deeds
properties
for
stock.
of
commitment
E.
principal
and
upper
to
Ry.—Earnings—
rev._
$2,199,681
1,977,898
•
v
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$2,440,112 $22,798,013
2,142,974
18,813,804
$23,440,596
18,624,824
from
ry.
ops.
$221,783
;
inc.-
oper.
190,
$297,138
X
$3,984,209
$4,815,772
—86,447
*119,269
971.
p.
505,011
1,298,537
—
located
statement
Fed.
tEarnings
Ford
II
announced
The
car.
new
dealers
will
car
Sept.
on
be
beginning
29
named
with
"Economy" Car—
plans
the
"the
to
produce
Comet
spring
and
second
a
will
be
described
the
Comet
as
car
a
with
sold
selling .season,"
"family-size
20,000
shares
the
securing
It
for
loans
and
additional
by
the
are
to
additional
ware
at
be
he
roominess
outstanding
contribute
of
America,
Inc.
—
Common
net
company
proceeds
and
on
will
be
u;ed
lor
effect
patent
Company
maintains
Brook,
N.
its
principal
laws
office
of
of
Dela¬
business
J.
now
employed
of
vacuum
a
utilize
the
cylinder
on
CAPITALIZATION
principle of
filtration
and
promotion
drying by
means
molds.
GIVING
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
*
Authorized
Notes payable—
Common
—V.
stock
190,
p.
—
Outstanding
$1,705.24
—
(par $1)_—
80,000 shs.
46,555 shs.
&
Denver
Railway
oper.
revenue—
$2,312,560
$2,207,599
$16,962,278
$16,018,872
Railway
oper.
expenses.
1,66X674
1,520,025
13,878,394
12,410.462
to
aid
Howard
F.
Cook
<50,000
to
275,000
Net
at
475-79
^with—the
Broadway,
SEC
on
Gary, Indiana, filed a
Sept.
28,
1959,
covering
ry
—-V.
shares).
Co.—Registers With SEC—
rev.
oper.
190,
p.
$648,886
$687,574
$3,083,884
$3,603,410
147,342
income
198,093
353,112
861,196
971.
was
25,000
per
announced
shares
of
p.
129a.
Sept. 25
common
share Without
190,
on
.
.stock
underwriting,
this company's Sept. 18 filing of
(par $1)
which is to be made at $4
that
will
be
a
(&
private
offering.
See
also
state¬
of
its
issuance
100,000
shares
to
its
Employee Stock
Sub.) —Earnings Rise—
"~7
7~
1959
"
1958
$
124,044,485
93,418,014
2,121,222
taxes
756,756
875,800
*181,100
*$575,656
1,465,290
1,403,839
;
,
—
share
recent
in
the
7
to
$0.71
*$0.32
reflect adjustments arising from
tax
registration
tAfter
preferred
Stuyvesant
un
dividends.—V.
Life
189,
retro¬
Insurance
2457.
p.
Louis, Mo., headed aa '
Sept. 30 publicly offering 200,~
on
convertible preferred stock, series A
share).
This offering
proceeds
expansion
of
of
the
oversubscribed
was
the
preferred
company's
stock
loan
sale
and
will
used'
be
finance
ocmpany*'
BUSINESS—The
company
was
organized
i October
,1958 for th®
of acquiring from
General Bancsharfes Corp.
(formerly Genera*,
Corp.)
all
of
the directly
held shares of stock owned by
Bancshares in Its
Contract
non-banking subsidiaries
to divest itself of
Act
Bancshares
by
in
its
insurance
tion therefor the
its
$2
par
22
non-banking
companies
common
in
the
the
of
cars,
and
issued
company
sidiaries
sale
which
Bancshares
was
of
Bancshares
finance,
of
ownership pursuant to provisions of the Bank Holding
1956."
At
the
close
of
business
Dec.
31,
1958,
transferred
to
the
company
all shares of
stock
owned
Company
stock.
The
purchase
subsidiaries,
insurance
to
consisting
agencies.
Bancshares
In
of
shares
company participates through
installment obligations
of
loan,
considera¬
2,327,544.3
its
ot
sub—
(principally
mobile
o-rt
homes, farm implements, etc.); lending ot
money to dealers to finance the
purchase of automobiles; the operation
of insurance
companies (chiefly engaged in
insuring against risks ot
loss or
damage to automobiles and damage to
buildings); and the
operation of a credit life and
disability
CONVERSION
is
convertible
RIGHTS—Each
into
share
stock
common
insurance
of
of
,
company.
convertible
preferred
stock,
the
company
at
the following:
through Dec. 31, 1964 into 2.15 shares of common stock; there¬
after
through Dec. 31, 1969 into 1.90 shares of common stock; and
thereafter, so long as outstanding, into 1.65 shares of common stock.
rates;
The
conversion
rates
subject
are
to adjustment in the case of <l|y
common
shares; (2) issue of additional
price less than the then current "con¬
version
value"
($20.00
divided
by
the
then
conversion,, rate);
(31
issue of any stock
dividend; (4) issue of any kind of securities that
are
convertible into common stock at more
favorable conversion rates
than
that
applicable
to
the
convertible
preferred
stock;
provided
splitup
any
however,
as
terms
ject
assets
of
any
value
at
may,
in
the
the
conversion
foregoing
would
the
preferred
to
at
equal
rate
until
the
company's
stock
required
to
accumulated
50c
be
of
be
not
rights,
modified
into
becomes
other
named
account
of
issuance
the
rights,
or
in
employee incentive or benefit plans of the
sidiaries, or for property.
conversion,
the
shall
company
to
The
sub¬
virtue
upon
officer
its
of
any
option,
in
for
or
sub¬
lieu
non-dividend
shares
of
rat©
stock
with
or
the
con¬
other
or
conversion
connection
have
the
but,
by
common
company
issuing fractional shares, of issuing non-voting
scrip, exchangeable in amounts aggregating full
in
conversion
make
stock
receive
of
made
transfer
or
securities
transaction.
on
entitled
conversion
any
such
or
adjusted
to
common
into
be
change
share.
per
stock
common
reorganization
not
option,
convertible
conversion
same
the
as
Upon
is
the
exceed
or
reorganization, consolidation, merger, or sale
substantially all of 'the company's assets,
the
or
vertible
cash
of
case
all
a
of
conversion
In
of
for
adjustment
no
result
a
the
combination
or
stock
common
of
bearing
stock
cer¬
tificates, or to pay the conversion value of such fractions in cash.
Upon conversion, no payment or adjustment will be made with
respect
to
dividends.
fund
sinking
or
thereof
legal
into
fund,
provisions,
and
be
may
if
any,
stock
common
have
the
reissued-
by
vote
of
submission
to
convertible
preferred
a
stock has
pre-emptive rights-. **
no
through operation of
redemption or upon
will,
status
compliance
upon
of
authorized
conversion
with
and
purchase
a
by
or
applicable
unissued
shares
action
of
the
Board
of
Directors
without
shareholders of
any
class.
The shares
of
stock
will,
when
issued,
be
fully
paid
and
non¬
assessable.^
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
payable
stock
Convertible,
Common
series
Plan,
($2
tive,
has
for
whom
G.
&
Whipple
H.
Co.
&
each
of
Co.,
Inc
lfLOOO
Sons!
&
Podesta
Edwards
&
Co.
Inc.
E.'
2,400
2,400
5,500
Smith,
2,400
Co.—
Stifel,
I.
M.
Simon
7,500
Stix
Inc.
2,400
White,
Weld
15.000
Harold
E.
&
Co
Co.,
—.
Yates,
7,500
&
Moore
Co,
2,400
Co
&
i
5,500
2,400
Co.—
&
Wood
Heitner
2.40O
Inc.
Nicolaus & Co.,
& Co.
Co.——
190,
Co.,
5,500
&
&
5,500
&
5,500
Richter
Hutton
Glore
Co
—
Forgan
Fusz-Schmelzle
3,60<*
j.'—
Scherck,
Co.
&
15,00t*
5,50tl
Co
Reinholdt & Gardner
7,500
Co
con¬
name
Inc
Milwaukee
Sons.—
&
&
&" Co.—
Newhard, Cock &
Rauscher,
Pierce
Co.—1—_^__V-\3,600
&
om
the
representa¬
as
Jones
The
3,600
&
D.
5,500
Co.—__
Co.
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
15,000
Co
2,4W>
Woods—
&
2,4<k*
1178.
p.
i
cooperative
Y.,
Builders
in
Corp.—Co-op Apartments
Village,
Linaenwood
development being built
this corporation,
went
by
largest
FHA-approved
under
Sale-
on
a
2,400-family
middle-incon»«a
southern Queens, Long Island
in
sale
on
investor-sponsor
beina- constructed
Act.
section
last
weekend.
community
213
of
the
in
is
It
tL.;
United
the
National
Housing
\
The
first
150
recreational
Prices
range
charges of
a
of
the
school,
month
social
Beach
and
are
being offered in two of the 25 sixcomplete
community
that
will
include
axx
shopping center,
swimming ptols and other
apartments
and
Howard
Boulevard
ing
acting
Loewi
Simmons——
&
Brown
G.
Edward
7,500
Cruttenddh,
$150
is
Co.
and
7,500
Inc.—
Boettcher
the
below
Stock.
issuance
Share©
31,600
&
Blyth
N.
&
for
reserved
named
Walker
Ellis
Blunt
W.
are
initially
preferred Stock.
Becker
G.
—V.
200,000 shs.
2,327,544.3 shs.
Incentive
a
Shares
Bacon,
A
under
to purchase the number of shares of
series A,
5'/2%
set forth opposite its
stock,
Allyn & Co., Inc
Alex.
issuance
agreed
preferred
Walker
H.
C.
for
underwriters
below:
7
1
A.
200,000 shs.
shares
convertible
severally
250,000shs.
*5,000,000 shsr
reserved
UNDERWRITERS—The
vertible
$150,000
series
par)
430,000
the
in
5»/2%——
are
and
of
issuable
A,
shares
conversion
Outstanding
banks—unsecured-—
par),
stock,
*100,000
Option
to
($20
story
buildings
on-the-premises
,
(H. B.) Fuller & Co.—Stock-to Be Offered
Privately—•„
It
V.
from ry. opers.
and
for
purpose
States
Net
reserved
books closed.
Apartments
1959—8 Mos.—1958
be
pursuant
outstanding
PROCEEDS—Net
Ry.—Earnings—
1939—Montn—1958
aritl
7
Income
common
per
and
;
Worth
will
$
operations.
General
Fort
registration
200,000 shares
a
—
000 shares of 5V2%
at par ($20
770.
Period End. Aug. 31—
A
SEC—
filed
taxes
Equitable Securities Corp.—
EFFECT
agent,
class
1925.
p.
underwriting syndicate
A.
paper products, synthetic resin, plastic laminates and pipes and
synthetic resins and fibers. The company believes that
forming machine may also be used in the sewage disposal field and
perhaps in several* other fields in which the methods of
31,
applied, with other funds, to the
balance of and
accrued
interest on a
and
Bound
the
company has been engaged in experimental, tests on a machine
the "forming machine") to be used in the manufacture of
pulp
sub¬
$20,000 to the capital of
from its sale of the addi¬
1943
St.,
under
Fund's
General Contract Finance Corp.—Preferred
Stock Of¬
fered—G. H. Walker &
Co., of St.
G.
incorporated
was
the
se¬
Aug.
were
188,
State
of
underwriters,
processing of
tubing made of
.
shares
company
29,
Hamilton
The
Association,
notes
under
♦Figures have been restated
active
on
working capital.
Sept.
on
18
(called
outstanding
purchases
58,050
Offered—This
BUSINESS—The
Firsrsavings- 'an d"°"Loan
had
Co.
transfer
this
covering
which
,
Notes
Machine
named
for
$1,263,422
&
per
111.,
1959,
OTHER PROVISIONS—The preferred
Shares of preferred stock acquired
pilot plant, and
With SEC
.
company,
for
such
1959—Month—1958
exps.
PROCEEDS—The
Huntington Park, Calif;,
SEC on Sept. 28,
1959, covering
investment,
tiust.
An
Coast
been
Employee Stqck Option Plan,
offered
income
Net profit
Common shares
of
applications filed or to be filed; .renewals of foreign patents; purchase
of additional laboratory equipment; further development of the
forming
machine through experimentation and operation of the
Ave.,
w&ich
of
First United Life Insurance
This
of
the
of
one
'
Charles
registratiori
and
eleventh
Sept. 15, without un¬
derwriting,- publicly offered 5,000 shares of common
stock
(par $1) at $10 per share.
These securities are
offered as a speculation.
The selling stockholders
are
Robert L. Lynch, President
(50,000 of
275,000 shares held); Charles E. and Howard F.
Cook, Vice-Presidents
(25,000 of 137,500 shares each); and Cook
Bros., a partnership com-'
posed
line
residential
businesses in several communities
Valley.—V. 190, p. 1069.
East
Ford
Stock
present
second deeds
the
loan.
diversified
a
repair of
'
concrete,
Forming
.
12 000
West—Registers
Zoe
the
company.
Net proceeds to the company
tional 20,000 shares of stock will be
term
containers
believes
the
1069.
p.
48,000
the
prepayment
rev.
Mr.
sequently issued in exchange for Association stock.
The underwriter
acquire .10,000 shares for cash at $2 per share, and in
further con¬
of
of
Flintkote
gypsum,
outstanding economy, together with the most graceful and elegant
styling. "The Comet," he added, "will go to the market place in the
spring of 1960
as
the
"aristocrat
of
the
economy
cars."—V.
190,
is to
sideration
engaged,
Quincy,
business
before
Prov.
Falls
year
and
Corporation——- 12,000
with
trust
of
is
corrugated
subsidiaries
produces
Mercury
other
as
it
be
•
savings and loan business in
The company conducts an insurance
agency which makes
insurance available to borrowers
from the Association
Angeles.
acts
(including
Glens
said.
48,000
——
:
all
fire
of
and
"Calaveras."
Deficit.—V.
economy
names:
guarantee (capital) stock of Huntington Park
Association,
which is engaged
in
the
Los
en¬
and conduit—6%.
Although
pertaining to its relative position
which
Ford Motor Co.—To Produce Second
company -and
100,000
(representing
holders thereof.
The stock is to be
offered for public sale through
William R. Staats & ^Co.
The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
Organized in 1955, the company is the
surviving corporation of a
merger with M. L. Investment Co.
It now owns
outstanding .stock)
Flintkote
largest domestic producer of
its
operating
operating
Henry
enabling
stock
respective
Space
registration statement
130,000
is
manufactur¬
construction,
'
'
corporation,
a
1917,
to
in
Se'pt. 24,
shares of
100,000
company's
are
of
Profit
Pfd.
comany
First Financial Corp. of the
This
filed
in
-
whom
are
hourly paid production and maintenance
remainder ^being managerial, supervisory, sales and Office
In 1958 the company earned ,4.8%
on sales
and 7.5.%' oh
railway
*
262,500 shs.
Robinson-Humphrey Company,
770.
p.
purposes.
of
Joaquin
Railway
,
1959.
underwriters
the
Johnson, Lane,
The
—V.
of
*
issuance
common
S.. Dickson & Company.
Bfown & Sons.——
'
the
Cala¬
entire
the
of
Net
As
120,000 shs.
Warrants
Alex.
The
to
of
the
FINANCING
Shares
R.
sixth
in
Period End. Aug. 31—
stock.
stock
purchase
be
pipe
;
reliable statistics
producers
Florida
a
meet
£1,700,000 shs.
reserved
12,000 shares of class A
writers subsequent to June 30,
to
to stock
will
Massachusetts
sales
on
General Acceptance Corp.
will
•
$1)
chase
agreed
products—8%
of
renovation,
Calaveras
$245,634
—
shares
"Nontransferable
favorable
as
general" corporate
net
SEC
subsidiaries.
ex¬
300,000 shs
common
York
ended
classifications:
domestic
road-covering
its
outstanding nontransferable stock purchase warrants
held by the under¬
writers; also 13,646 shares reserved for issuance on the
conversion of
outstanding subordinated 5% convertible
debentures; and also 262,500
shares reserved for issuance on
conversipn of class B common stock
into
class
be
respect
Flintkote
the
producer
7,000
name
open¬
would
the
on
debs
warrants
12,000
will
with
by
in
The
uses.
domestic,
Railway
EFFECT
,
tlncludes
the
ready-mix
Directors
the
dividends
$1)
(par
purchase
New
per
merger,
options
received
incorporated
various ©fields
——._•___—2,867[761
stock—Class
Class
Stock
—;
the
be
personnel.
invested capital.
the
relating to the
Authorized
"Subordinated
paving
know
the
is
workers,
subordinated
stock.
common
CAPITALIZATION
the
share.'.
options ofCalaveras
the
exercise
Aug.
on
policy"
to
and
business.
meeting
"dividend
quarterly
class
bowling centers
new
pansion
it
about
of
on
into
and roads.
Flintkote and
payable.
company has not heretofore paid dividends
earnings have been retained to facilitate
the
all
of
to
the
stock,
which
sales.
ings
com¬
of
common
$245,634
of
income
capitalization
class
stock;
$2,867,761.
net
stock.
such
acquired Blue Diamond Corp. and The
Co.) and its subsidiaries for the fiscal
fall
construction
and, its
and
B
sale.
of
their
as
consumer
Cement
of
largest
largest
it
company
the
$3,281,307
of
options
recently
1958
not
all
that
centers
DIVIDENDS—The
common
in
bowling
lanes,
date
proceeds
and
asphalt
it-does
its
bowling
of
31,
and
and
and
company
York
of
following six general product
building products—32% ; paper products—22% ; fabricated mined prod¬
ucts—22%; floor coverings and adhesives—10%; industrial products
'
June
share
common
and
parent
presently
of
food
Dec.
Baltimore-Washington
twenty-two
income
per
120,000
class
the
'
financing,
debentures
the
company
,
cents
73
by
aggregate
of
consolidated
to
in
areas
conducted
are
plans for the opening
the end of 1960.
$193,193, equal
pletion
of
the
primarily
accessory
parking
wholly-owned
subsidiaries.
centers in
operation with
by
is
with
of
on
above
New
time
purchase price for all shares sold upon exercise of such
substitutionary
stock options, less any expenses incurred in
connection therewith.
Such
Portland
common
for
be
$33
(a)
the
any
stock
common
stock
consummation
net
industrial,
class
will
company,
of
of such
The
those
from
of
the
on
BUSINESS—Flintkote,
*
•PROCEEDS—-Net proceeds
together with other funds
of
gaged directly or through subsidiaries in the business of
ing;, ;mining, distributing and selling various products for
oversubscribed
was
of
proceeds will be used by Flintkote for its
made on
was
stock
date
holders
offering
shares
to, in
on
the
at
proceeds
grant.
When Calaveras is merged into
Flintkote, there will be substituted for these options,
options to pur¬
chase comrhon; stock of Flintkote on a basis
complying with Section
421(g) of the Internal Revenue Code, which at the close of business on
veras.
•Fair
of
current
subject to
for
which the options granted
by Flintkote referred to in (b) above will be
substituted, represented not less than 95% of the fair market value of
ment
New
prices
referred
by such shareholders
at
closing sale price of ,the Flintkote
Exchange on Sept. 21, 1959 was
The
stock
common
time
otherwise
or
Stock
This
stockholders)
will receive upon
consummation of the merger and
shares of Flintkote
common
stock
1959—8 Mos.—1958
has
agent
669.
p.
6 Months Ended
June 30—
■
A prospectus dated Sept. 30 relates to
(a) an aggregate
3.15,295 shares of Flintkote common stock which certain shareholders
of
Calaveras
(selling
America
disbursement
190,
located
company,
with
Purchase* Plan.—V;
of
Erie
North
-
common
D.
of
dividend
stock.—V.
Gardner-Denver Co.—Registers With
This
maintain
expansion
B
ex¬
shares.
common
be
and
class
"
—
sold by
Griffith
D.
Mrs.
offer
for
Co.—Exchange Offer
On Sept.
30/ 1959,
Calaveras Cement
Co., a Delaware Corporation, was
merged into the Flintkote Co., a
Massachusetts corpora¬
tion, whereupon based upon the number of
shares of
Calaveras common stock
7
outstanding on July 31, 1959,
768,803 shares of Flintkote common stock will be
issued
{• to
Calaveras stockholders.
Each outstanding share of
Calaveras will be converted into
1.7 shares of Flintkote
of
shares,
or
to sell the
Gertrude
/;
(16,621
„1'
stockholders
share
Flintkote
aggregate
being
Barrington
Mrs.
to
common
new
under
its
...
27
proposes
its
one
•
space
of
'
lists
of
company's
business.
v
expan¬
each
underwriting is
company
the
Net
by
of
com¬
purchase
in
five-years
$3,000,000.
prospectus
of
Mrs.
of
program
The
company
share
rate
the company is engaged in the
insurance business
other states.' It has
experienced operational losses
of its, existence, and a further loss
for
year
proceeds
The
per
the
five
.
the
manufacturing
Va.,
equipment
to
be
expenditures over the
Capital
added
continuing
manufacturing
at
The
Net
the.
No
$5
at
1956,
and
each
pected.
to
are
as
shares.
common
be
including the addition
division
during
its
1
additional
modernization
plants.
mated
sale
funds
eastern
additional
three
has
now
to
Indiana
stock.
at
1959,
held.
,
in
common
the
from
$123
for
facilities.
section
Belt
a.
for
two
of
Lindenwood
Queens
at
Village
Cross
is
Bay
located
ia
(Woodhaven)
Pkrkway.
cash
a
investment
one-bedroom
bedrooms
and
of
$1,050
apartment
$2,350
cash
and
to
monthly
$1,600
and
$193
carry¬
cash
a
anct
montl©
.
8
lor
three
ments
apartments have large terraces.
Six buildings containing 450 apartments are
'
Many
ings
are
'
Operating
Operating
Other
revenues,.-—
expenses—__
income
taxes—'
operating
254,000
229,638
taxes —
3358.111
Net
oper.
income—
after charges
Net
—V.
190,
250,777
Net
ended
months
Aug.
and
1959
31,
190,
p.
share of common
said,
"are
more
he
1958
period
mon
stock
elected
"Proiits
to
of
ahead
their
Georgia
plastics
1958
'(pa/
3309,413
$2,356,947
231,064
214,823
2,019,981
$45,061
$94,590
$336,966
"22,190
This
$326,174
20,67/
$276,925
Railway oper.
expenses-
Net rev. from ry. opers.
32.161,613
1,835,439.
190,
4,114.
52,909
,
.
two
the
./'••.'
'
prices
in
•••" .•/;
T-——.....•■
a
Insurance
in
located
-
Railway
1959—Month—1958
$669,047
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
4,889,444
4/517,903
$113,990
99,710
income-..-
oper.
190,
562,564
$97,483
91,550
$534,912
333,353
/S576.253
/ 473 863
expenses-.
from ry. opens,
rev.
$5,424,356
599,032
$713,022
revenue
oper.
Railway oper.
$5,094,216
970,
p.
Gertsch Products,
Inc.—Registers With SEC-
This corporation, located at 3211 South La Cienega Blvd., Los An¬
geles, filed a .registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 25, 1959,
covering 107,143 shares of capital stock, of which 28/m shares will
be offered
for
public sale for the account of the issuing company
and
78,572
shares
the
for
present/ holders
the
of
accounts
The
thereof.
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment. Schwabacher & Co. is named as the underwriter.
The company is engaged in the development, manufacture and"' sale
of
precision
National
Ala.,
Life
is
bank
instruments
used
primarily
will
companies
the
Of
the
outstanding stock, 239,448 shares
President
and
insurance
life
in
force.
The
of
merger
—V.
/82.5ft )
their
Period End. Aug. 31—
1959—Mont/h—1958
revenue—.
$4,230,000
4,201,771
sell
75,000
Net
Ended
shipments
Profit
Net
ry.
5,787,000
4,554,000
2,835,000
$2,952,000
1,157,224
income
1,165.232
$3.90
$2.53
taxes
profit
$28,229
<'$284,638
$4,917,962
$1,724 098
1,038,6^1
1,133,916
3,067.808
Common
shares
per
outstanding
common
share
—.
5,566,212
810.
p.
M.)
Harrison
E^ctrosonics, Inc.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Ry.—Earnings1959—Month—1958
corporation, located in Newton Highlands, Mass., on Sept. 25
filed a registration statement with the SEC covering
133,000 shares
of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $3 per share. The
1959—8 Mos.—1958
22,933,742
25,344,122
expenses
17/956,503
16,781,763 133,150,191 126,248^825
168,115,623
155 114 623
offering
to be made on a best efforts basis by G. Everett Parks
for which a $0,525 selling commission is to be paid. The
also has agreed to sell the underwriter 34,455 common stock
purchase warrants at one cent per warrant, each warrant entitling
the
holder, within five years, to purchase a share of stock at $3
per share.
Since its organization in 1954 the primary objective of the company
lias been the development, design and manufacture of ultrasonic, sonar
and similar military equipment used for vertical measurement of water
depth and determination of distance and bearing between a ship and
remote objects; and it also has concentrated on the design and pro¬
&
Co.,
is
Inc.,
company
Net
from rail-
revenue
./4,977,239
8,562,359
34,965,432
28 865 491
Netr^oper^ineome-^/1^60,270
4,136,480
12,229,174
10,968,006
operations—
way
Georgia/Investment
Greater
Corp.—Securities
Fraud
Charged—
The
that
Atlanta
an
Regioi/al
indictment
was
fraud in the
and
returned
sale of /securities
other
seven
Office of the SEC announced Sept.
of
that
day
(USDC,
this corporation
Curtis
'
individuals.
<$£ Western RR.—EarningsAug/ 3.1—
1959—Month—1958
1959
Railway
oper.
revenue—
Railway
oper.
expenses
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
~V.
$3,181,717
$3 065 833
295,507
2,307,537
2 334467
opers,
$94,416
$62,902
$874,180
3731.366
income—
16,429
8.093
212,980
189,918
.
:
with particular emphasis
—This
of
Consumer
Services, Inc.—Securities Offered
Sept. 25 publicly offered 4,000 shares
^ (voting) stock and 26,000 shares of class B
coppany on
class
(non-voting) stock at $10
per
share.
No underwriting is
The prospectus
net
Addition/ to equipment,
insurance
proceeds
,
will Be
and
on
inventorv,
notes to an
■
a
consumer
cooperative operating retail
Park.
Silver Spring,
Wlieaton
in
Greenbelt, Takomv
Westminster, all in Maryland.
On/Feb. 1, 1959 Greenbelt
outstanding
additional
for cunrartrtpayments
and
company.
establishments
for
capital
stock
Consumer Services,
of
Rochd.ile
'
Inc.
Cooperative
acquired
Inc
all
the
another
cooperative organized in the State of Virginia, This corpo¬
ration has continued as a wholly-owned
subsidiary of Greenbelt Con¬
consumer
sumer
Services,
Inc.—V.
190,
p.
,H79r»
^
775,000
G.
in
the company's expansion into the civilian
on
lists Bertram M. Harrison
(79.7ft)
Martin,
from
of
the'
President,
Russell
J.
representing
outstanding
as
President and
owner
of
the
29
received
of
stock and marking the
occasion
effect to the issuance of
took
place
on
a
check
for
&
$5.Co.,
recent offering of 300,000
first public offering of securi¬
a
The
Hartford,
A-l
Sauce.—V.
and
190, p.
company
cocktails,
manufactures
Smirnoff
vodka,
and Maypo Oat cereals, and
Maltex
1276.
Highway Trailer Industries, Inc.—To Seek $10 Million
For Expansion—
The
on
Board
Sept.
28
of
Directors
voted
to
of
obtain
this
at a special meeting held
financing from various sources to
company,
major
further details, see
V.^190, p. 1180.
1,
partly in State of Israel bonds.
in
proceeds
Hotel Tel-
will be used to build the
for the pur¬
Israel was organized
of
Corp;
Hotel
acquiring,
of
net
Israel.
Tel-Aviv,
BUSINESS- The
completing and
furnishing an uncompleted hotel
property In Tel-Aviv, Israel. •
The hotel overlooks
the Mediterranean
.
_
immediately north or
Sea,
Park, It will have the usual facilities found in modern
international
hotels in that area
of the world and will be fully
air-conditioned.
It
will
contain
193
rentable rooms, most with
balconies and all with private baths or showers, and will be larger
than any existing hotel in Israel.
-7—
The main building is a seven floor structure of reinfoiced conciete
and
will contain
the guest rooms,
the public dining, room to ac¬
commodate up to 400 people and a private dining room which may
be divided and used for meeting rooms . It wlil have three elevators
for
guests and two for service.
There will also be two adjoining
structures,
one
for a ballroom or banquet hall to accommodate up
to 600 people which can be divided into smaller areas, and the other
for a specialty restaurant, shopping arcade, a bar and cocktail loupge,
a
supper
club,
a
health club and a sidewalk cafe,
adjacent to
Independence Park.
The hotel property will also have a swimming
pool, patio and landscaped gardens.
/
The hotel premises of one and three-quarters acres are heldunder
a
ground lease from the City of Tel-Aviv extending to the year ^046
and no rent will be payable until the year 2008.
Under the lease,
the Corporation
will have first refusal on all concessions on beach
and
promenade frontage of about 460 feet.
It is expected that a
parking lot of. one acre adjacent to the hotel will also be leased
from the City 011 favorable terms.
The hotel will cater to American and other foreign visitors as well
as
to the people of Israel. Its
facilities will be available for con¬
ventions and other business and social meetings.
Independence
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING EFFECT
TO
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
'6ft, mtge notes due at various
5 V2 ft
fifteen year subordinated
due Sept. 1, 1974
stock,
Common
$5
par
value—
$900,000
$900,000
1,910,000
dates
debs.
1,910,000
{66,500 shs.
100,000 shs.
principal amount of the debentures will be payable
commencing on Sept.
1,
1962, but only to
in annual
the extent
available
therefor.
The amount
standing represents debentures subscribed and paid for but not
delivered
until
the Indenture
is executed. The amount to be
profits"
and
and
paid
$84,000
for.
~
paid for.—V.
out¬
now
but
■
{Includes 39,000 shares
not
to be
$1,560,000
principal amount of debentures
principal amount of debentures subscribed
standing. " includes
offered
out¬
depreciation
now
subscribed but
offered, and 5,401 shares
190, p. 260.
.
...
H
The underwriting
.
Conn.,
cordials
r*.:
of
price
PROCEEDS—The
Aviv
not
the
300.000 shares of new stock.
'
Corp.—Offering 98.4% Subscribed—
at $10 per
stock
of
and consisted of the 300,000 shares plus 127,000
Sept. 21
privately owned shares.
Heublein
of
|
1960) in units of 30 shares of common
share and $1,200 of debentures at par.
$1,500 per unit may be paid either in
States dollars or partly in United States dollars
Sept.
from
*The
closing, Mr. Martin estimated
that earnings for the first quartet of the fiscal year (ihree months
ended Sept. 30, 1959 ' will be in the range mf 50 cents per share, giving
the
'
.
installments
senior partner of Glore-Forgan
proceeds
company
common
Sept.
on
Forgan,
"
'
'
'
Israel—Securities Offered—This corpo¬
ration on Sept. 18 publicly offered 39,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock (par $5) and $1,560,000 of 15-year subordi¬
nated debentures due Sept. 1, 1974 (interest to accrue
stock.
the 100-year-old family-owned concern.
EARNINGS—On
"•
ruaranty Insurance Agency, Inc.—Registers With SEC
kee Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp. below.
measurements
Ileublein, Inc.—Gets Proceeds of Offering—
John
ties by
BUSINESS—The company is
Rockville,
shares
shares of
involve-4
PROCEEDS-The
electrical
market.
117,530
Greenbelt
for^ electronic and
ife experience is said to have made possible
entry into the commercial market for transducers and
generating equipment. The company now has outstanding
147,545 common shares. Of the net proceeds of the said additional
the company will use $20,000 to liquidate its remaining bank
indebtedness, $10,000 ta be applied on a loan from Small Business
Administration, $49,000
repay loans in that amount, $10,000 to be
paid to James E. Zoes of New York for his undertaking to serve as
a
financial consultant, and the balance for general corporate purposes
1958
$358,409
317,854
from/y.
oper.
instruments
stock,
—8 Mos
$412,270
190, p. 972.
frequency range,
company's
electronic
Green Bay
Period End.
low
the
Jr
of
the
1959
charging
Atlanta)
by Lee A.
duction
17
•
Redemptip-r-
.
This
revenue—
oper.
189,
(B.
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway oper.
—fV.
190, p. 972.
Great Northern
Railway
State
9,069,000
$4,515,000
&
*
corporation received
United
$63,860,000 $57,914,000
taxes
*
.
Hotel Corp. of
and
1958
1959
•
■
98.4% of the $24,444,900 principal
pose
Net
340,233,000 $34,965,000
35,315,038
33,240,902
deficit—
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
'
Oil Co., Ltd.—Partial
Home
accrued interest: For
being made.—V. 188, p. 949.
30—
1296.
subscriptions for $24,054,900,
amount of 5% con¬
vertible subordinated debentures due 1984 offered to
its common stockholders under rights which expired
on Sept. 30.
The underwriting group headed by Smith,
Barney & Co. has sold the $390,000 principal amount of
unsubscribed debentures, and were sold at li4V2% with
Corp.—Earnings Rise—
June
p.
.
or
1959—8 Mos.—19.58
/$3,733.000
/ 4,017,638
with
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
"
This
ratification by the States' -insurance
_______—
Federal
for
com¬
corporation,
N
acquisition of Union National is the
for
merger
income
before
Prov.
Highway subscription offering of 1,110,052 shares of
at. $4 per share was oversubscribed by $2 million,
of $4,440,208.—V. 190, p. 972.
.proceeds
Hooker Chemical
actively seeking out insurance companies for
business
activities coincide
with
the
company's
and insurance diversification," stated Mr. Strick¬
the
of
Year
that sales for 1959
following year would
'
corporation has called for redemption on Nov. 23, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $100,000 of its 6V2ft
secured pipe
line bonds, due Nov. 1, 1977 at 100ft . Payment will be made at any
branch in Canada of the Canadian Bank of Commerce.—V. 189, p. 1929.
.
Fiscal
the
for
The
are
Ilarris-Intertype
and
from ry. opers.
rev.
the
commissioners and shareholders is
Earnings
Net
that
land.
present holdings.
expenses.
more
stated
the country.
"We
acquisition
whose
Grand Trunk Western Rft.—-Earnings—
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
Alabama..
combined
program of expansion
are owned by E. P.
by Thomas P.
and
estimated
sales
'
corporation,
190,
permit Gulf States to conduct its business
now
The
Chairman,/ and 35,148
Walke/ propose to
Board
Walker, a director.
Gertsch
3,572 shares, respectively, of
and
that
located at 3761 South Hill St., Los Angeles, filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 25, 1959, covering
$375,000 of Interests in its Employee Thrift Plan, together frith 12,808
shares of common stock which may be acquired "pursuant to said plan.
step in his company's plan to expand its business into a major
life insurance organization in the fast growing southeastern section of
Submission
1958,
and
a
This
Atlanta,
Co.,
first
loans.
Gertsch,
Strickland
Mr.
in
and
million
of $40 million.
Hoffman Electronics
all
acquiring
Insurance
million.
the fields of
generation of radio frequencies and division of AC
voltages.
It now has outstanding 290,212 common shares.
Net pro¬
ceeds to the company of its sale of
additional/stock will be used to
increase the working capital of the
.company,/said to be required by
the increasing volume of business and
to finance an expanded pro¬
gram of research and development In existing and new product lines.
Initially, a portion of the proceeds will be u$ed to liquidate short-term
electronic
measurement
in
$88,933
$25
.
than $4 million annually.
The acquisition of Union National is being.- made through its parent
company,- the Foundation Investment Corp., Atlanta, Ga.
As a result of this move, Gulf States will remain the surviving com¬
pany and Union National's policyholders and more than 3,500 share¬
holders will become policyholders and shareholders In Gulf States.
In
addition, all management and field personnel will be combined with
Gulf States, resulting in a field force of more than 350 representatives.
According to Mr. Strickland, Gulf States will continue to write all
-forms of life insurance, and does not contemplate any major personnel
or
policy changes.
- „• •„ * •
Gulf States Life Insurance Co. has shown a
sharp increase in its
business activity since July, 1958 when a new management launched
an
aggressive program of expansion and diversification of the com¬
pany's insurance activities.
Gulf States
has, since that date, grown from a company whose
insurance in force was approximately $500,000
to a company of its
present size with combined insurance in force of more than $100
1959—8 Mos.—F958
the
now
additions'involving expenditures through 1961 estimated at
$63,000,000 for the development of new domestic hotels and inns,
of which about $40,000,000 will be
used for completing the develop¬
ment of downtown hotels in San Francisco, Denver, Pittsburgh, and
Portland and approximately $23,000,000 for the development of Hilton
inns.
The net proceeds of the sale ot the debentures will be applied
toward such capital expenditure program.—V.
88%,
p. THA.
Co.—Acquisition—
Birmingham,
Union
of
assets
companies is reported at
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
leading
capital'
>
,
Georgia and South Carolina as well as in Tennessee gnd
The
annualized
premium
arid investment
income of
the
Period End. Aug. 31—
the
He -said that
February, is
writing
reopened
a
' '*■'
"*■""*
in
972.
p.
is
and
price
'
•Deficit.—V.
States
Lynch,
result
a
United
the
group headed by Carl M. Lceb, Rhoades & Co. and Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & Smith.
The interest rate, public offering
and underwriting terns arc to be supplied by amendment.
Hiltdn and its subsidiaries are said to be engaged in a program of
natural
the
17
million, high .premium
$100
in
located p.t 720 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago,
registration statement with the SEC on Sept; 29, 1959, cover¬
subordinated sinking fund "debentures due 1984, with
warrants fbr the purchase oi 360,000 common shares.
The debentures
i with^warrantsf
are to be offered for public sole through an under¬
Strickland, Gulf States President, announced on Sept. 26.
of this acquisition, Gulf States will have in excess of
P. M.
Ga.,
As
Net ry- oper.. .income—
and
/
ing $30,000,000 of
50,000,000
Life
States
company,
'busihess
implement
to
■
,
Hotels Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Hilton
This
will consider increasing the authorized
shares (par $2|5) to 150,000,000 shares
three-for-one split-up.—V. 190, p. 358.
Nov.
oil
from
$8.33%) to effect
Gulf
1959—8 Mos.--1958
1959—Month—1958
revenue-
than one-lialf of
their contract
justify
to
•
stock
capital
RR.—Earnings—
Florida
&
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway oper.
order
commission's
Stock Split—
The/stockholders
continue
Teleradio,
RKO
deliver more
will
Gulf
proceeding.-
operations/"
gross
Tiled
certificate
the
stock
•
by producers to Transwestern, -Gulf's acceptance of
sliould assure the project and it is believed that
producers will also accept certificates with the right under
tlie
division, our chemical division, our in¬
and our synthetic rubber plant are all
performance."—V. 190, p. 670.
Our
products
of
subsidiary,
radio-television'
our
excellent.
be
oil
to/Pacific Lighting Gas Supply Co. 'for resale in Southern
Smce
to
other
recent
A
mon
total
■
sold
be
pas
♦stock,
dustrial
Vice-President, lias been
Both actions
■
• ''
■
total
excess
Convenience
California,
our
company
.
..
.
Mr.
manufacturers
with
be Jn
Commission/authorizing Gulf to sell
natural gas
said,
finance
Charnay said that the company lias
to believe that it has achieved the No. 3 position among
plan,
income,
net
a
would
.
period. Following the sale earlier this year of additional common
by Aerojet-General, we now own 84# of its outstanding common
1958
and
compared
Sept. 27 said that it will accept the Certificate
and
Necessity issued to it by the Federal
and deliver natural gas
to Transwestern Pipeline, Co.
This pipeline company proposes to con¬
struct
and
operate a new natural gas pipeline system from West
Texas to
a
terminus on the California-Arizona border and to sell
"Public
Power
cargo
compared with $5,034,335 for the same period last year
after taxes, of $286,667 for the 1959 period as
$11,041,761
Chairman.
Board
as
30.
and
operating at full capacity on a two-shift basis.
/ Mr. Charnay called attention to the financial statement for the
six months ended June 30, 1959, which showed net sales of Highway
Trailer
Industries,
Inc.'s
only subsidiary, Highway Trailer Co.,
of
Chairman-
as
Chairman
facility on the west coast; establishment
the South;
provision
for
extending
the
operations in its international markets, and
wholly-owned
a
Of "
manufacturer
in the manufacture of cargo containers.
company's new Hazletbn, Pa., plant, opened last
the-Gulf Companies.-Mr.
Executive
and
Mr, /Proctor
This'corporation
of
in
and
of
this
presenting
reason
truck trailer
behaTT~or~
in
program
Trailer" CO.,
Producers' Certificate for Transwestern—
To Accept
profits, with sales and income far ahead of last year.
Our rocketry
subsidiary, Aerojet-General, continued ils growth with sales for the
nine months up 72% and profits increasing 63'/
over the comparable
stock
facility
establishment
every
$1,601,704/ $1,660,965 $12,584,968 $10,096,528
447,4<)8
733,592
3,574,114
2,879,178
Director
Sept.
expansion
entire program.
In
Monday, October 5, 1959
.
expansion, according to David B. Charnav,
include establishment
of
a
truck
trailer
manufacturing
similar
a
the
.
,
overall company performance, Mr. O'Neil
continues to be the major contributor to
the
on
division
tire
-"Our
effective
became
stock outstanding.
"Our earnings per share,"
'than four times those
ol the comparable
reported earnings of 91 cents per share of com¬
when we
outstanding.
Commenting
Board,
the
of
the
Corp.—David/Proctor Retires
pil
Riaoades,
a
to
succeed
O.
R.
1959, were $483,644,239. compared with $321,405,954 for the
same fiscal quarters in 1958.
"Sales for the first nine months of 1959,"
Mr. O'Neil pointed out, "exceed sales for the entire 1958 fiscal' year."
:
Mr. O'Neil reported the company's estimated earnings for the first
nine months
of
1959 were $20,320,567, which is equivalent ta $3.79
per
of
container
four-point
.
subsidiary, Highway
cargo containers.
-
and
plans for
.
company
distinguished'career of over 40 years with
were
31,
Aug.
trailers
The
This'corporat ion's Board of Directors lias accepted the resignation
of
David ""Proctor, Chairman -of the Board
and Director, after a
profits of this company for. the
well ahead of the comparable
1958 period, William O'Neil, President, reported on Sept. 28.
General Tire's consolidated sales for the fiscal nine months ended
sales
consolidated
the
Both
its
truck
,
income.—.
871,
-
oper.
ry.
•—V.
Gulf
nine
million
out a 310
whollyTowned
carry
the
1959
25,
1959—Monlhy-1958 - 1959—8 Mos.—1958
$6,706,614 $6/385,321 354,612,451 $53,320,758
5,104,820
/5,224,356 42,027,483 42,224,230
way' operations—
Net
Co.—Sales,' Earnings Rise-
General Tire & Rubber
Sept.
RR.—Earhings-
& Ohio
from rail-
revenue
670.
p.
announced7
a
Railway oper. revenue-Railway oper. expenses
$2,658,036
1,960,852
$2,757,175
1,952,718
3338,452
.
261,492
of
Period End. Aug. 31—
31,956,232 $16,628,125 $15,371,474
1,195,947
10,204,059
9,297,024
225,000
1,835,000
1,813,000
196,833
1,831,891
1,603,414
32,122.096
1,280,347
Office
company's facilities
1959—8 Months—1958
1959—Month—1958
Period End. Aug. 31—
Regional
Yo.'k
New
Gulf, Mobile
Inc.—Earnings—
Telephone Co. of Indiana,
SEC
complaint <USDC, SDNY.t seeking tjt enjoin further sales
of common capital stock
of Guild Films Co.,/inc., by the Bank of
Santa Monica, Calif., Southwest Bank of
Inglewood, Calif., and Hal
Roach. Jr.—V. 190, p. 259.
"
filing
already under construc¬
FHA commitments are expected shortly for three additional
containing a total of 225 apartments.
The first two build¬
scheduled for occupancy in February.—V. 100, p. 505.
General
Federal
Thc
Filed7 by SEC-
Films Co., Inc.—Complaint
Guild
bedrooms with a terrace.
Two and three-bedroom apart¬
two bathrooms.
All prices include gas and electricity;
nave
tion/and
buildings
financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(14?0)
Hotel
Corp. of America—Airwayte
Installations—
providing Ehoj't term
airport grounds will
C., early next year.
The installation, known as "Airwayte," will consist of two units of 18
compartments each and is designed for rental on an hourly basis.
Announcement of the installation
was
made jointly by Roger P.
Sonnabcnd, Vice-President and General Manager of the Hotel Division
of the Hotel Corporation of America, Boston, Mass., which will own
and operate the two Washington units, and Louis K. Shostak, PresiA
new
and
revolutionary
concept
in hostelry
accommodations for air travelers right on the
be erected at National Airpcrt,
Washington, D.
Volume .190
Number 5887
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1421)
Airwayte International, Inc., San Francisco, Calif.,
designer
:4>aienC owner^ of Airwayte.
The
American Bridge
Division of
and
United States steel
Cofp.
In
making
will'fabricate ahif
erect
(F. L.) Jacobs Co.—Stock
Trading Suspended by SEC.
The. SEC .has_issued
tKeiirrttssc:
stock
the
announcement, Mr. Sonnabend said that Airwayte
provide a plape for the air traveler who has time
before a flight
between flights—or who
has met an unavoidable
delay—in -which
"will
ox
to
change
short
clothes,
term
work
relax.
or
accommodations
competes
way
conflicts
or
for
Airwayte
hcur
an
with
is
or
hotel" facilities,"
pleted Units will then be leased
—V. TOO,
to
HCA
to
Sept,
to provide
hours "and in no
the
29
to
This
furnish,
Stock
Offered—Morti¬
used
be
additional
as
date.
It
it
years
has
orders
and
related
items,
manufactured
for
civilian
but
for
a
variety
military use.
and
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
EFFECT
TO
of
—V.
stock
100,
(par
five
PRESENT
cents)—
Levin,
the
$50,000
The
stock,
5%
of
of
subordinated
income
notes;
of
the
the
of
of
notes
notes
and
$32,752
owned
are
borrow
additional
an
growing
and -certain
modifications
would
be
about
in
will
be
size,
$300,000
of
the
of
the purchasers
G'/c
new
of the
subordinated
future.
It
past:
be
FINANCING
J,'
is
further
stock
mon
to
sold
be
to
of
proposed
that
the
one-tenth
of
of
the
$100,000
cent
one
of
Jet-Heet
Heet
the
purchasers
com¬
and
to
purchase
156
and
52.
Period End. Aug. 31—
"" *.:
$
Railway
oper.
revenue'—
21,884.405
Railway
oper.
expenses-
46,745,052
17,087,356
143,020,652
from ry. opers.
5,139,353
5.518,677
' 33,155,446
income,—
1,731,178
2.439,286'
Net
Nc-t
rev.
ry.
—V.
oper.
190, p. 1071.
'
Jocelyn-Varn
1959—8 Mos.—1958
*$
$
22,606,033
178,176,098
$
-
This
170,667,200
registration
32 121,190
11.699,000
11,547,781
,
^
■
V
Illinois. Terminal
RR.—Earnings—
Period End.
..
Aug. 31—
operating rev._
operating, exps.
Railway
Railway
1959—Month—JL958
which
Mos.—1958
1959—8
$946,248
' $1,066,719
$7,160,003
733,489
743,437
6,100,483
Net
from
rev.
railway
ry.
'Deficit.—V.
$212,759
$323,282
20,436
ops.
94,056
inc.
oper.
190,
"Our
transistor
sales
present fiscal year,
announced
Corp.,
at
in
New
Mr.
at
the
York
He
The
is
that
has'
quarter
of
the
corresponding quarter for the previous
Tepper, President of Industro Transistor
annual stockholder meeting held Sept;
22,
share
per
too,
all
-.
that
after
the
accounts
cash
a
462.
p.
first
the
■
cents
50
excellent,
the
for
taxes
financial
payable
position
for
to
of
one-half
$1,OOP,000
offered
for
writing
terms
public
and
of
names
supplied, by amendment,
The
does
company
not
are
engaged in the
mobile and general
third
A
subsidiary
contract
in
field
similar
a
in
.
and
that
the
dollars.
the
business
city.
in
lending
finance
entered
in
y
any,
business
to
are
areas."
Two
and
subsidiaries
as
business
auto¬
an
in
all
-
second
finance
the
throughout
be established
to
existing
operating
establishment
offices
offices
of
additional
as
finance
•
for
operation
Arizona
as
subsidiaries,
capital
and
and
subsidiaries,
of
and
additional
third
loan
and
neighboring, states,", with
such
separate
or
corporate subsidiaries, as branches
agency' offices.—V. 186, p.' 840.
as
Insni-Cup Corp. of America, New York, N. Y.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
With
The
cornoration
covering
The
on
18
shares
share,
per
filed
of
letter
a
of
stock
common
notification
(par
one
are
to
equipment, and
for
working capital.
be
used
for
^existing liabilities;
Manufacturers
common
stock
*
Trust
"
•;
'
'
_
of
this
Co.
has
'
-
■
'
'
'
'
Class
Sales
fiscal
for
1959
Registrar
for
'
r.
.
the
y
Corp.—Sales at Record High—
increased
....
,
compared
taxes
of
for
81c
the
1958
on
fiscal
share
per
with
compares
ended
year
just
year
June
increase
an
ended
income
net
number
of
1959-
to
$877,371,
stock
68c
or
...
were
24Net
common
ofv$735,783,
shares.
30,
of
rose
1,080,000 shares of
on
a
like
a
the
lor
$8,766,173,
to
.
per
$10,870,038
earnings after
the equivalent
On
the
Lidow
occasion
reported
Current
capital,
assets,
"Research
of
19
its
share
for
in
and
the
Liclow
The
year
as
condition
current
a
publicly held
of
the
liabilities,
B
company's
the
company's
net
sales
accelerated
The
from
Sept.
the
p.
1959
15,
sales
within
•
on
about
or
class
A
of
shares
record
will
be
Telephone
iary Gets Contract—
'Federal
&
were
expended,"
to.
the
next
two
to
p.
20,
which
of
of
class
1296-
to
6^3
for
issuance
$346,573 shs.
conversion
upon
is
but
seasonal
a
bank
no
$1,100,000,
loans;
on
A.
C.
of
Becker
will
have
cents
Co.
&
Rogers
Lestrange
Baird
W.
per
on
to
declare
to
share on its
its class B
shareholders
Blair
Ellis
1964)
1,
Shares
Rhoades
Co.
McDonald
Inc.
7,50C
McMaster
Loewi
3,500
Co.
&
Merrill,
The
10,000
Inc.
7,500
Co.—.———
&
Hutchinson
Turben
Co
7,500
7,500
Inc.
,——15,000
3,500
Paine,
Piper,
Jaffray <fc
R.
Pressprich & Co.
Richter Co
—-—
Kalainan &
Kidder,
;
Lehman
Brothers
W.
190,
&
R.
G.
—:—-—15,000
the
fiscal year
contract.—V.
30,
011
F.
E.
Chairman
Sehundler,
148.00c
stock
under
shares
in
Schundler
an
of
includes
in
Co,
15,00$
Securities
Walker
H.
Co.—
<fc
the
&
Co.—
3,500
&
Co
2,000
190,
and
the
"At
oi
crude
amount
of
of
F.
of
E.
Corp.,
Co..
Inc.,
Schundler
do
the
01"
Fisher
of
wood
stock
oi
F.
E.
to
we
a
devoted
activities
what
to
the
of
the
Fiber
Mr.
Higgins charparticularly in the
some
to
glass
crude
use
will
as
a
and
use'
standard
our
a
new
raw
which
Joliet,
111.,
nonoombustible
perlite
It
also
to
the
have
it
has
raw
be
now
high
material
a
only
a
product
up-to-date
industrial
has
facilities
roof
at
application
an
fact
been
that
all
acquired
but
by
stock
the
of
8,584
of
the
cor¬
trading
the
of
Phillips-Van
of
this
close
118,425
Heusen
Corp.
•
(Wis.)—based
equipment
field
has
I'4
*
of
the
Packer
Co.,
a
.
manufacturer
signed
business
contract
a
Larkin
of
for
Packer
Co.
construction
the
and
acquisition
of
of
Larkin
Larkin
specialties,
equipment
used
of
low
and
medium
cementing,
H.
VV.
Larkin
will
our
such items
such
as
float
fittings
drilling,
industry.
fifty-year-old
including
and
line
in
heads.
Packer
line
of
nipples,
This
and
equipment
operations
in
with Koehring,
"Joining
and
growth
and
ability
oil
floating
production
that:
Co.
manufactures
complete
shoes, casing
continued
our
employees
concern,
a
pressure
and
said
Insure
customers,
as
the
a
is
oil
larger
a
to
better
community."
Larkin Packer expects to
report net earnings after taxes for the
ending Dec. 31, 1959, of around $350,000.
Sales of the
company
this year will be approximately
$4,500,000.
Larkin Packer Co. will be
operated as a new division of
Koehring,
bearing ils name.
Mr. Larkin and J. J.
Larkin,
year
Preaidont,
Jr.,
will
personnel
continue
are
in
Executive
their
present capacities.
Larkin Packer Co. has
contemplated.
No
Vice-
changes
in
facilities
plant
occupying 80,000 square feet of factory. 7,000 square feet
of
office
and 23 acres of
surrounding land. The 15 Larkin-owned and
operated
warehouses, and its Canadian subsidiary with a warehouse
located at
Edmonton, Canada, are included in the deal.
The
Koehring
manufacturer
Today its
operations
in
one
Company,
of
concrete
steady
from
operations
are
which
mixers
latest
years
distribution,
ago
has
as
a
expanded
in
in
12
plants in
this
country
well
as
as
Japan.
Mr.
Stcelman
said,
"is
an
example
.achieved
of
by
Koehring which has resulted not only
development through research, but with a planned
acquisitions designed to effect greater diversification
product
of
new
larger
NEW
are
one
fifty-two
local
the
acquisition of other companies.
international in scope.
Its manufacturing
acquisition,"
growth
new
and
and
started
for
and
conducted
now
Canada
"This
profits."
PRODUCT—The largest
about
pour
half
a
been
mile
of
announced
concrete
paver
highway
day
a
built—able
ever
feet
(24
wide,
to
9
mix
inches
by
the
company's Koehring
Division.
TRIBATCH, which will revolutionize concrete production for
highways and airports, according to
Koehring officials, is said
The
now
them
to
pavers
produce
in
now
highway
better
use,
than
pouring
40(!.
concrete
more
about
250
lineal
feet
than
of
by
largest
the
standard
2-lane
hour.
every
EARNINGS—Net
quarter
ended
earnings
Aug.
earnings
with
31,
for
$588,000
of
$642,000
1959.
the
in
This
first
the
prime
small
lines."
facilities
insulation^
Jojiet
for.
reported
share
the
report,
quarter and
for
the
nine
Third
ago.
$17,931,000,
for the
and
same
to
message
fourth
strike
gram
were
year
$11,564,000 for
nine-month period
$33,427,000
a
a
months
per
of
domestic
failure
sales
will
the
according to schedulg, but that
pick up some of this slack.
Mr.
Steelman
estimated
Manufacturing Co.,
turing,
Inc.
of
Inc.,
that
to
Per
share
share after
29
cents
a
per
year
Shipments
ago.
$48,086,000
compared
with
year.
stockholders,
finance
to
to
1958.
common
shipments, according to
$19,007,000 the previous
with
quarter
amounted
period last
Koehring's
quarter
the
third
third
brought
$1,958,000,
quarter
compared
the
the
quarter
income
months of 1959 to
compared
common
for
third
nine
first
were
earnings for the nine-month period were $1.14
provision for preferred stock dividends,
.
of
is engaged principally in the production and
At
granting
should
fibers.
perlite
also
due
President
reflect
Federal
the
Steelman
effect
road
of
said
the
steel
construction
pro¬
improvements in export business
the
recent
acquisitions of Shawnee
Topeka, Kansas, and Flaherty Manufac¬
Idaho,
would
all
$3
million
annually to
of
Pocatello,
Koehring sales.
perlite
of
and
or
order
an
Waxachie, Texas,
according to. a joint announcement 011 Sept. 2a
by Julien R. Steelrnan,
Kochring President and W. H. Larkin, President of Larkin.
The
transaction, which was approved by the directors of both com*
panics, involved acquiring all of the assets of the
that
add
to
materials
raw
expect
produce
in
said:
is
fibres
supply
a
products. * We
the industry.
not
crude perlite,
contains
Mr.
new
material
production
which
cdpitsl
acquisition
list
us
which
of
primarily
the
fiber
fabrics, the company- manufactures
stockings and polyethylene tapes.—V. 190,
issued
Milwaukee
compared
Johns-Manville
outstanding
this
give
The Schundler company
board
the
dlatomite,
perlite
we
this
for
will,
uniformity
present
of
Johns-Manville
development
supplier
for
President
acquisition,
fibre,
acquisition
of
announced
nonwoven
elastic
1929.
complete
In
reason
realignment
were
7.500
Wood
E.
which provides
f6r
the
issuance
of
Johns-Manville authorized
but
unissued
common
the
on
asbestos
processing of
1960.
and
President
all
the
on
be
include
Kochring Co.—Acquisition—
industrial
and
agreement
exchange for
& Co., Inc.
and
shares
p.
deep)—has
Sept. 21 announced the»acquisition of the Schundler Co. by Johns-
Manville
will
Exchange to strike the common
listing and registration, effective at
1959,
189,
7,500
Woodard-Elwood
Fisher,
organization
has
outstanding
3,500
Johns-Manville Corp.—Acquisition—
A.
for
-
will
whereas
Stock
from
program
-—10,000
Corp...
;
15,000
Straus, Blosser & McDowell 3,500
Stroud & Co., Inc.—
7,500
973.
p.
three
Corp.—Subsid¬
the
Sep.
—V.
Hopwood_10,000
Smith, Barney &
Stone & Webster
Harold
—V.
Jackson
Scherck,
Co.——15,000
&
Webber,
Curtis
——
Co., Inc.——. 2,000
Peabody
division
products,
"pioneering
SEC
poration
2.000
Co.
Co.,
&
Milwaukee
<fc
3,500
City Securities Corp.—,
3,500
J. M. Dain. & Co., Inc.—10,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
10.000
Hickey & Co.—
—----■
3,500
Johnston, Lemon & Co.— 7,500
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Inc.
Textile
new
through internal development
&
L
3,500
2,000
Simmons——
July
-
"Carl M. Locb,
Co.—7,500
&
by
;
the underwriters and
the number
purchased by each are as follows;
Co.—
Eichler & Co
Bateman,
*
shares
common
of
be
_50,535
Co.,
B
converted
Co.—
&
&
&
class
'
.
names
Inc
of
been
Allyn & Co., Inc.__„_ 7,500
Kane,
William
20
intends
per
share
Jan. 20,
1960
the, number
shares, to
common
the
of
textiles
enterprise,
..—
Directors
cents
Shares
G.
of
about
or
relevant factors.
A
and
Kennedy's, Inc.—Stock Delisting Granted by SEC—
This
$519,859 shs.
350,000 shs.
dividends
position,
in
dressings,
American
&
*1,500,000 shs.
Board
and
011
loan
R.
1180.
and
Outstanding
reserved
amounted
1959
shares
cash
(all
other
and
"This
contract, awarded by the Air.Force, is for
Alaskan
Air Command
will
administer
Besides
share.
It is expected that dividends
quarterly.
No assurance can be given as to future divi¬
will be determined from time to time in the light
earnings,
converted
"
Telegraph
organization
changes and a
two of the company's four divisions
by Richard
research
surgical
p.
The
company's
payable
open
Corp., service organization of
International Tele¬
phone and Telegraph Corp., has been awarded a
$15,500,000 contract
for non-personal services to
operate and supply support for the White
Alice Communications System in
Alaska.
The
were
these
as
'Commenting
program
Electric
The
year
t"
$1,6.348.000,
approximately 15 days earlier.
paid
dends,
Dec.
common
common
duality
International
been
bank loans
existing
an
156.
p.
frontier,"
of
Kendall's
line
of
nonwoven
fabrics.
Formerly, the
responsibilities now assumed by the new divisions
were divided
between
Kefidall's Cotton Mills and Kendall Mills
divisions.
serve
and
:
approxi¬
company's
1180.
fiscal
$1)—-__2_
(par
have
off
pay
190,
e..
shares.
DIVIDENDS—The
20'o
-of
the
company
lias no long-term debt,
banks.
On
Aug.
15,
1959 it had
mately
190,
Products
limited
NOTE:
during
and
years."—V.
for
(par'$D——
shares
346,573
common
borrower
follows:
-
to
used
were
activities
'
options.
working
continued
to
be
of
paramount
im¬
operation,
resulting- in the development
product
lines during
the fiscal period,
for
the
States.
^Including 6.000 class A common shares and. 4,000 class B common
held in the treasury of the eoihpany and reserved for stock
Mr.
as
development
reviewed
stock
common
"Our
principal
manufacturing facilities in five European countries; initiated
."^material to t)ie
the year.
He said, "Foreign sales should represent
sales
sales
com¬
N.
Koehring's
net
-
•
said.
President
company,
company
$1,200,103;
.
fiscal
company's
of
United
a'..
,
.
new
or
improved
approximately G'c
which
first
financial
$3,224,967.
portance.
Mr.
of
the
$4,425,075;
the
This
—
extensive
11
—r#c(prized, as
development
T—-
Placement
a
outstanding. This
"
Private
—
Co.—Realigns Two Divisions—
development
develop¬
shares
Blunt
241^
over the
previous year, -setting
new
high for any year for this El Segundo
(Calif.» corporation,
according to Mr. Eric Lidow, President,.speaking before the
Los Angeles
Society of Security Analysts on Sept., 24..
Company sales
of
common
class
Robert
*
1348.
p.
'
*
and
$1,101,000 equal to $1.29 per outstanding common
which
*Of
of
Aim,
a
as
A
Class-B
Arthurs,
appointed
189,
•
.
International Rectifier
,
been*
corporation.—V.
'
It
■"
A.
machinery and
$1,344,172 $12,862,703 $11,395,585
576,019
5,384,080
4,869,237
L
Research
by
Osca^ Keesee, all of Wichita.
and
1959,
general oil and gas exploration
p. 1296.
i
be
.
.
Interchemical Corp.—Transfer
Agent—
'
the
with
cent) .to
through The James Co., New York, N. Y.
proceeds
16,
a
UNDERWRITERS—The
Sept.
300,000
offered at $1
purpose
interests.
Sept.
on
Authorized
of
SEC
the
$1,544,151
641,444
the
The
states
50
.
Phoenix.
proceeds of the sale of the debentures' will be used
first to
discharge loans
from
banks
and
from
Commercial' Life
Insuranceto
Varn
forpied
CAPITALIZATION AT AUGUST 15. 1959
Net
Co.,
for
told
of
the Textile division, with
headquarters in Char¬
C., will Include all weaving and
finishing of Kendall textiles
division's eight plants In South Carolina
and
Alabama.
The activities of the Fiber
Products division will be directed
from
Walpole, Mass., in the manufacture of nonwoven
fabrics and other
fiber products.
commercial
-
realty mortgage and real estate
additional subsidiaries are
engaged
Arizona
The
lotte,
common
EARNINGS—Total
be
;
business.
company
and
property
=„
Corp.
proceeds
for
Sept.
at
shares, ($1 par) at $17 a share.
portion of the holdings of cer¬
shareowners. This offering was oversub¬
selling
net profits
the
Four
other
in
engage
money
consumer
has
if
—
directly
small
that
underwriters,"
the
com¬
Higgins, President.
changes inplude the dropping of two company divisions
and
their
replacement with units designated Textile division
and
Fiber
Products division.
The
reorganization, to go into effect early in 1960,
is being made, Mr.
Higgins said, "to achieve an organizational stream¬
lining as well as to re-emphasize research."
distributed its major products through approximately 9,000 high schools
Ave.,.-Phoenix,. Ariz.,
-
properties,
•
possible
and
The
Inc., is engaged primarily in serving the high
school
market
with
graduation
specialty products,
including class
rings, graduation announcements and accessories, yearbooks, awards
and
diplomas.
In the fiscal year ended June 30, 1959, the company
on Sept..24,
1959 covering
capital
debentures.
The. debentures
are Mo
be'
sale
at
100#
of
principal amount; TheV under¬
6 V-i
of
on
BUSINESS—Jostens,
company
million
•
19th
Stewart
offering represents
tain
the.
1
corporation, located at 1C202 North
registration statement with the SEC
a
to-indicate
co-partnership
conduct
.
This
a
scribed.'
Inland Western Loan & Finance
Corp.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
:
filed
filed
banking
Ry.—Earnings-
corporate, purposes.—V.
Plans
on
sufficient
gas
a
290,035 class A
the""current- fiscal
current,
to
.y
or
business.—V, ,190,
The
'■■■„
•/
position
are
close
of
.
SEC
Kan.,
industry,
factory will soon expand in
products manufactured here
them,—V. 189, p. 1130.
1959—Month—1958
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$3,708,464
$3,262,311 $30,589,502 $28,000,916
2,164,313
1,918,139
17,726,799
16,605,331
income—.,
responsibilities in
Wichita,
Fisher
872.
p.
net
general
Offered—An underwriting group
headed by A. G. Becker & Co.
Inc., on Sept. 29 offered
explained further that if sales and earnings continue
level, and with no^ increase,' Industro would net
ap¬
mentioned
company
—V.
190,
472(V
up
the
Building,
new
through Hemphill, Noyes & Co., has placed pri¬
with institutional investors
$8,000,000 of notes
June 1, 1973, it was announced on
Sept. 30.
pp.
Jostens, Inc.—Stock
A.
City.
present
proximately
year.
are
oil
Jocelyn,
created
ment
over
company's
Tepper
the
as
Charles
with
KFH
this
■
Industro Transistor Corp.—Sales Up—
year,"
found
Jocelyn-Varn:. Ts
was
"594,296
972.
p.
in
Meredith
$1,920,231
*37,617..-
statement
310
for acquiring producing
otherwise administering each of
of
5,745,862-
$1,059,525
at
production;
$7,666,093
".
Net
190,
due
Associates—Registers With SEC—
located
of
vately
Sept. 28, 1959, covering 100
units of Oil and Gas
Exploration Agreements, to be offered for sale
at $20,000 per
unit.
The net proceeds will be
applied against costs
chargeable to
the
participants of selecting and acquiring
property
interests, of drilling test and
development wells ix%» i960, plugging and
abandoning each well which results in a dry hole, and where
JocelynVarn considers
the same advisable
providing tangible well and lease
equipment for and
completing or attempting to complete each well in
136,546,010
_
firm,
suburb
from rail¬
operations,
oper.
Kendall
1959—Month—1958
Mr.
expenses
Kayser-Roth
Illinois Central
RK.—Earnings—
,
industrial
City
pany,
the
190,
first
.
and. essential
Southern
revenue—
oper.
ry.
—V.
agreed that 31,254 of these shares be transferred
the $20,000
of
G'/c
notes now
outstanding.
Jetagreed to grant President MacCracken, a
live-year option
134,000 common shares at 19c per share.—V.
also has
industry/'
oper.
way
management have
to
the
holders
of
Outstanding
750,000 shs.-275.337.2 shs.
employees
City
Net revenue
Not
government,
that
Period End. Aug. 31—'
total of 408,812 shares
subordinated notes at a
The
of
hope
a
G'/c
share.
per
Mexican
Railway
Railway
additional
in
and
of
Kansas
the
issued
the
economy.
representatives
y.\.
shares
that
of
An
be
:
authorized
increased to 3,000,000 and
purchasers
notes.
new
notes may
the
Mexico
opened
.
expect
number
for
outstanding 5',7 debentures upon the consent of the
in principal
amount thereof. The President of
one
200
"We
holders Qf at least 97'/,
Jet-Heet
V.
was
Mexican
merce.
63>
made
C.
District.
plant represents only a
beginning," A. R. Fisher, Chairman
President of Johns-Manville
Corp., said at the opening ceremonies
attended by Dr. Gustavo
Baz, Governor of the State of Mexico, and
the
its'
on
do
Sept. 25 in
on
Federal
"This
by Nathan
$100,000
such
and
de-
of
materials
officially started in the compact, mechanized plant
with only
15 trained employees, all but two of whom
are
Mexican
citizens.
It was the
beginning of an entirely new Industry in the fast-
Jet-Heet.
to
proposes
provisions
$10,000
remaining $10,000
director
a
Jet-Heet
1180.
p.
of
W.
price
Authorized
Common
the
devices
outstanding
debentures.
subordinated
working
than
more
electronic
shares
5'ic
originally engaged in the design and manufacture
television receivers
five
specific
Production
A.
S.
packings factory in Mexico
Naucalpan just outside the
Jct-Heet is an cngincring and licensing
development services for manufacturers seeking
largely in the field of heat transfer and thermome-
has
It
non-metallic
various clays
Subsidiary Starts—
Johns-Manville Mexican a
1071.
p.
providing
products,
195,220
BUSINESS—ITI Electronics. Inc. is ,a New
Jersey corporation with
i1,s offices and plant at ,369
Lexington Ave., Clifton, N. J. The'company
was
organized on Feb. 15. 1947 and has been engaged' in business
that
further
a
190,
Mexican
Exchanges,
ten-day period,
bentures, $20,000 of GVc notes, and 408,812 common shares.
American
Research and Development
Corp., Boston investment company, owns
*
since
Stock
corporation,
chanics.
125,000 shares are being sold for the company's
account and 25,000 shares are
being sold for the under¬
writer at the market but not in excess of $2
per share.
will
for
grinding or expanding and screening
as
limestone, bentpnltc, vermiculite a net
common
According to the application,
share.
proceeds
market
inclusive.—V.
Detroit
the
with
new
B. Burnside &
Co., Inc., on Oct. 5 publicly offered
150,000 shares of common stock (par 5 cents) at"
$2 per
net
1959,
in
hearing thereon.
equip and operate,.
mer
PROCEEDS—The
capital.
;
8,
trading
York and
located in Englewood, N. J., has filed an
applica¬
the SEC for an order of
exemption under the Investment
Act with respect to certain
proposed transactions; and the
Commission has issued an ox-der
giving Interested persons until 12:30
"p.m., Oct. 2, 1059, to request a
tion
-
Electronics, Inc.—Common
Oct.
suspending
New
Company
company
ITI
the
over-the-counter
on
Jet-IIeet, Inc.—Exemption Asked—
he.emphasized.
359.
p.
in
order
an
company
designed
few
a
this
of
and
Although HCA is both owner and operator of the
Washington in¬
stallation, terms of agreement
covering all future installations, na¬
tionally and internationally, are that construction
"contracts Will be
let by
Airwayte International to builders on a franchise basis. Com¬
of
0
of
dent
~
Shawnee,
tures
acquired July 1, through an exchange of stock, manufac¬
backhoes, loaders, scrapers and other attachments for
utility
tractors.
Parsons
Its
operations
Division
Flaherty,
at
Sept.
manufactures
aggregate
Its
will
operations
.Springfield
be
Division.
will
be
Newton,
acquired
consolidated
16,
also
spreaders,
consolidated
V.
with
those
of
Koehring's
Iowa.
-190,
p.
through
brooms,
with
156.
those
an
exchange
rollers
of
and
of
stock,
conveyors.
Koehring's
Buffalo-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
to
<$10
the
share), without-underwriting.
proceeds are to be used to retire
.
Monday, October 5
.
Superior
Lake
outstanding debts, accounts
1959—8 Mos.—1953
1959—Month—1958
$32,100
$617,383.
$2,947,299.
193,366
234.074
2,214,381
from
rev.
$2,339,306
1,823,763
ops.
*$111,266
$383,309
$732,913
$566,043
inc.—
*43,626
245,211
367,674
292,079
ry.
railway oper.
"•Deficit,—V.
190,
973."
p.
■
■
version
'
—
-
,
if
See
Co.—To Be
Acquired—
_
Fabrics, Inc.
.Lea
,
announced that, on
its motion, an order to show cause has been issued by Judge Reynier,
J. Worlendyke,
Jr. of the United States District Court for the Dis¬
trict of New Jersey directing the corporation to show cause why its
proceeding under Chapter XI of The Bankruptcy Act should not be
denied.
not be
'
.
filed.—V.
180,
■'
'
:
■
•'
■. ■
,
.
;■
■
.
*■
■
in
company
stock
"
loan
LOAN—On
PRUDENTIAL
America
of
Co.
ance
July
The
1959
28.
Prudential
will
under
preemptive
shares
•will
as
be
may
offered
be
on
a
of
Stockholders
to
record
PROCEEDS—The
bank
to
April
used
be
business
transact
to
corporation
foreign
a
as
is
the
in
State
of
East
127
Street
Church
Virginia.
The
North
in
of
City
the
renders
the
in
areas
Such
Carolina.
Carolina—and
service
is
telephone
service
of Virginia and
rendered
which
of
exchanges—ten
general
Commonwealth
are located in
centers.—V.
190,
toll
two
p.
five
and
in
Winding
Universal
See,
'ACQUISITION—The
Limited,
Holt
"Thomas
Co.,
of
dial
North
restricts
of
contingent
the
to
duced
$1,000,000
liability
on
loan
also
be
through
on
below.
sales
The
and
basis.
line of
service
190.
been
which
;
the
retained
has
Rochdale
Share
&
manu¬
with
maintained
the
the
in
Leesona-Holt
Period End. Aug. 31—
of 6%
per
comoletely
Dec.
31,
sale
the
company's
and
a
with
the
from
with
further
Railway
oper.
revenue—
Railway
oper.
expenses.
■■■.
and
$288,501
$2,246,934
$2,137 50C
206.509
1,636,296
$74,877
•Deficit.—V.
190,
$81,992
$610,638
11,110
77,294
the
U.
S.
Lehigh
New
&
ton
Y.,
the
laws
at
2546'S.
the. SEC
operating
rev..
$531,997
$575,314
$3,993,334
operating exps.
522.827
516,991
4,028.586
ops.
,170
$58,323
-$34,752
73,727
224.991
701,935
adjournment
an
and
the
190,"
Jo
extent
to
p.'1181.
offered
150,009
at $15 per share.
This
licensee*
in
in
the
Services
basis,
constitute
world,
the
largest
directly or
States,
furnished,
are
industrial
to
the
operating
United
Canada
principally
on
insurance,,
concerns,
do
for
75
of
stock
on
declare
to
-subject
consecu¬
needs
and
future
to
the
of
declared'
5.
is
State
of Ohio
.
it
was
Air
Dayton
finalized
be
to
announced
finished
Force
systems
on
will
letter
a
busines
initial
an
On
the
the
from
stock
total
of
selling
the
of
number
set
which,
Sept. .22
barney & Co
C.
A.
Aliyn
by
&
Arkansas
Period End. Aug. 31—
3,000
Tile
Inc.—
6,000
Mitchum, Jones
Simmons—..
3,000
&
&
Norton
Jullen
Collins
Cruttenden,
Co
&
Dickson
&
Co.,
Dillon,
curities
Fay
profits
income—
270,673
2.000
3,000
Schwabacher
9,000
Stern.
2.000
Straus,
6,000
Stroyd
—
Mosle
—
&
Co
&:
—
6,000
3,000
Co.—
3,000
Frank, Meyer & Fox
2,000
2,000
William
—2,000
Staats
R.
&
Blosser & McDowell
Co.
&
Supple,
Inc..
—
3,000
Mosley-
Yeatman,
2.000
Co^ Inc.
Underwood,
Neuhaus
&
•
2,000
Inc.
Dean
60'v
expected
increase
Witter
9,000
Co.—
<!£;
Marquardt
the
to
Loral's
11
of
that 1959 will be
with sales and
forecast
the
million
company,
and
million,
1.8
the
Aircraft
a
40%
and
York, Mr.
sales are expected to continue to rise*
net profits increasing at a faster rate
in
the
percentage of fixed price pro¬
company
with
years
increase
Analysts
of
New
developing
missile,
an
improved
ramjet engine for
the advanced
Marquardt is also working on high' energy fuel
rocket-ramjet engines. The high energy fuel work is
"B"
combined
to
continue
fuels
energy
70
business
expected
-
few
substantial
Besides
and
reach
before
that
said
next
a
Sept.
on
15-yearjnistory
to
1953.
over
address
an
due
the
in
year
Bomarc
regardless of the recent decision not to use high,
the B70. The rocket-raraiet engine combination permits
on
.
improvement
atmospheric
atmosphere.
usuig
$6,224,286
286,399 .y 2,208.561
3,000
Co.—
2,000
Marquardt, President
E.
best
ne:
n
■
1
$781,414
Ohio
Marquardt Corp.—1959 to, Be Record YearRoy
the
le
during
oxygen
rocket
conventional
over
flight
high
at
performance
by
speed through tha
.
Marquardt
has recently established a Nuclear Systems Division to
the
rapidly growing nuclear ramjet project, PLUTO.
Development and. production of specialized controls systems, sec¬
handle
ondary
support
$808,603
"
-—'
Co.,
Ry.—Earnings— 4
operations——
3,000
Temple-
Sc
Co.:—a..
1071.
p.
'
Rotan,
Corp. -of Nor- '
r"'fbikz"2.oco:'
190,
Go.—a.
.
Investment
—V.
2,000
-
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Se¬
1——
„
&
Co.
3,000
Inc.
Chapman 3c Co.—
Hemphill, Noyea & Co
Hooker
Lundborgl
2.000
Co.
Union
Co
&
3.000
—_
2.000
Co..
&
Inc.—
Milwaukee
The
2,000
Podesta
Co.
&
ton
Sherrerd —2,000
Collin,
3.
Co.
&
of
9,000"
Corp.—>
Irving
&
pur¬
purchase
Shares
Higginson
.3,000
Butcher
1959—Month—1958
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$2,184,241
$2,044,224 $16,920,698 $15,913,455
1,375,638
1,262,810
10,696,412
10,492,519
'
—
expenses
to
shares
to
below:
name
Co.____
Ellis
Blunt
from rail¬
revenue
way
1,040,067
revenue
oper.
its
Loawi
Becker
G.
A.
will total
President.
.<•
payable
agreed
150.000
agreeing
W. Baird & Co., Inc.
Robert
from
1960.
"of
6.000
duction
late
severally
aggregate
Lee
33,000
Co.,
&
Whipple
$2,000,000
in
Directors
share,
per
Inc.---
Bacon,
is estimated,
Leon Alpert,
it
-
commence
cents
underwriter
opposite
financial
of
1959.
have
an
each
10
stock,
and
Board
the
Directors
of
common
operations
20,
underwriters
stockholders
shares
of
of
Nov.
" 600,292 shs.
Board
the
on
1959,
dividend
company,
the
and
27,
record
the
of
dividends
•>
~
Outstanding
Shares
Smith,
obligating
Depot,
cash
Sept.
quarterly
holders
to
1959
28,
Authorized
conditions
company.
1959
common
on
contract
SEPT.
intention
present
UNDERWRITERS—The
chase
Air Force Contract
received
OF
AS
—^ 1,000,000 shs.
the
principal
Plankin-
North
320
at
'
quarterly
pay
The
agencies.
located
are
,
W. 3th St., Miami, filed a regis¬
Sept. 23, 1959, covering 203.476
lias
employment
as
company
Wis.
3.
($1" pari
DIVIDENDS—Xt
current
that
Church Avenue, Cleveland,
the
operate
the
of
-
Dec,
V.
not
Milwaukee
-
$5,420,936
1,908.561
supplies,
power
equipment
research
continues
at
development is underway
and
on
rockets,
training
generally
devices
increasing
and ground
Research
rates.
breathing boosters, ion propulsion,
air
$453,319
inc.—
its
CAPITALIZATION
offered for public saie at $4.50 per share.
corporation,
Force,
Louisiana
Net
Railway
weekly
or
offices
Ave.,
substantial
1959—8 Mos—1958
Railway
•
publicly
located
countries.
foreign
recourse
The. new Air Force contract, according; to Mr. Alpert,boosts
backlog of firm contracts to $27.157,000.—V. 189, p. 2139.
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
'
&c
Slayton, and, if so,
revoke
the
broker-dealer
presented.—V.
'
Co. of Florida—Registers With SEC—
with
contract
of
Railway oper.
England
Fund
E.
are
and
offices
174
daily
and-
executive
through the enlargement of its agency funds
through acquisition of insurance from-other insurance
■
'
N.
Air
a
Railway
Period End. Aug. 31—
Hovey
(par $1)
offered
company
annum.
.
*26,665
873.
p.
fund, *
Slayton
'; ^v
nine
in
ov;*r
$457,164
9,734
stock
shares
licensees
sonnei
or
1,630^336
income...
oper.
ry.
1959—8 Mos.—1958
197 674
mutual
oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
hourly,
an
must be maintained at not
1961
and at
not
less than
located at 2711
under
located
or
Bronx,
Delivery
$272,551
'
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net
:
be
Sept." 29
on
common
shares.
through
requirement
eliminated
Electronics Corp.—Awarded
Loral
This
$9,600,000,
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
Louis
(formerly
which there will be
determine whether
to
should
evidence
BUSINESS—-The
its business
expand
and territory,
companies. ■-
management to direct
between
the
parent company and
by Godfrey II. Savage, recently elected
Leesona Corporation.—V. 790, p. 1071.
Hudson River
&
and
H.
temporary help service organization
to be made on a best efforts basis by Plymouth Bond
for' which it will receive a selling commission of 45c
is
Corp.,
against
Lehigh
"
its
company
such
share
to
Liaison
of
to
outstanding shares which aro
purchased by the underwriters from certain stockholders, hence
will receive no part of the proceeds from the sale of
being
In
present Thomas Holt
the
PROCEEDS—The
plus $5,000 for expenses.
The company is engaged in the business ofwriting ordinary life and
industrial
life, health, accident and surgical insurance.
It now has
outstanding 246,424 common shares. Net proceeds of the sale of addi¬
tional stock will be added to the company's general funds co permit
handled
be
Vice-President
Assistant
has
two
Associates
offering
•-
the
operation.
will
Leesona-Holt
Leesona
the
for
shares of
R.
statement
The offering
it
consolidated
manufacturing
Leesona
will continue to
company
Louis
Manpower, Inc.—Stock Offered—Smith, Barney & Co.
1131.
p.
company,
tration
machinery.
branch
England,
has
operation.
Manchester,
The
St.
violated Jby Mutual
Inc.
interest
to
named corporations.
following
a
shares of common stock, to be
per
contract
a
from
St.
Inc.,
were
Associates,
public
Fanyell,
company
has
announced
the
acquisition, of
manufacturers of textile machinery in Rochdale,
present
'
the
additional
and
ihe
-
take-clow^, on
rate
-
contains,
incorporated
was
This
Limited.
Holt's
Hilton
the
parties
time
which
the delivery of
before Oct. 5,
or
for
the
$100,000
to
-Working capital
year.
Life fwsiic^ince
a
there
facture
state-
upon
df
dates
down
scheduled
$300,000
to
borrowing
each
of
than
-V.
leading producer of textile machinery in this country,
has substantial
foreign sales, and the acquisition will enable it to
manufacture in England certain machines in its lire previously pro¬
Leesona,
joint
a
;
transfer
securities laws
T,; C.: A.
with
in
be
and
receivable
notes
days
Winding Co.
following approval of * the purchase by Holt stockholders;
English firm will operate as a Leesona subsidiary under the name
Leesona-Holt,
the
Funds.
Managed
allow
May
29,< 1935.
It is\engaged in the design, manufacture arid sale, of die
casting machines and injection molding machines.' The business of
the company is divided approximately 42%,
in die-casting machinery
and 58%
In
injection molding machinery, and is highly competitive.
its
England,
The
in
13
;
hearing was pursuant to a stipulation of the parties
that the record of the prior "stop order"' hearing
Managed Funds. Inc., will* be offered for the'., record of the
Common
type
1181.
Corp.—New Name of Universal
July
1181.
contemplates
Eastman
Leesona
of
and
involving
present'proceedings,
„
latter
Ohio,
automatic
15
through
Virginia
State
is
at the rate of $20,000 per quarter,
concluding with'the $20,000 payment
will
1961
BUSINE3S—The company,
Martinsville,
jsfre
it
Transfer of
dividend clause which restricts the amount
of cash which may be distributed
on or used to purchase securities of
the
company,
including this issue of debentures, or salaries above
certain levels for certain employees, to 702' of the amount remaining
after deducting the principal repayments to
Prudential from the net
income
of
the
company
since Dec. 31,
1953 ' as defined.
No such
payment in excess of earnings will be permitted in any two consecutive
years.
At June 30, 1959 the company had unrestricted net income
of approximately $29,216 available for" such
payments.
North
throupfrout
in
1 '
restricting
clauses--
conditioned
will be at
Interest
loan
15,
indebtedness
The
—
company
service
I960.
the
1975.
customers'
less
V
at
is
take
for
$400,000
$2.600,000 thereafter.
State
maintained
15,
en
the
company
the
15,
loan
The
holds certificates of convenience and necessity issued
Corporation Commission of Virginia
and the North
Carolina Utilities Commission, covering its certificated
service areas
in
the
two
respective states.
The principal office of the company
The
toy
remaining
unsecured
short-term
N
Carolina.
March
Dec.
ol
laws
the
under
contains
loan
the loan
of
scheduled
$800,000
the
Repayment
of
curtail
to
but
debt.^ The
approval
beginning March
purchase same.
organized
was
the
with
before
Virginia, being established as a Virginia
by the State Corporation Commission of
of
1928
17,
of
and
1959
of the Com¬
corporation on
Virginia. The
organization was effected through the merger of three small telephone
companies, with Lee Telephone Co. becoming the ensuing corporation.
The company also was duly domesticated under date of May 25,^+928
BUSINESS—Company
monwealth
date
funds,
.
'
$291,432.
unsecured
bp
additional
of
tive
will
proceeds
net
totaling
loans
wish
by
.
tiie
the
who
held
common
the .sale
companies, Stores, warehouses, ban£s. governmental agencies and many
of
this " $300,000
issup, of convertible subordiuate|4. debentures.
*fhe\: ot.her types of business and professional organizations. The
company;
company, is-to phy a standby'"fee at the'rate of 14 per annum from
and its licensees furnish their services through~'.use"of their "own per-r
shares,
rights in
be occasioned
announced
p.
Sept. .29
on
Federal
together
whether
Insur¬
:
..
will
loan
creatiop
if any, as are not subscribed for
initial offering and such available
by the non-issuance of fractional shares
first come, first served basis, at $14 per share,
Such
issued.
shares
.
Inc.)
Co.,
and
id the company's .application for a term
principal terms of the loan are summarized
...
The
at
.
stock
Inc.,
registrations of
approv
The
of-$1,200,000.
below.
offering
(par $10)
of
.
acquisitions referred to above, will require an estimated $1,415,000
Any balance of. funds remaining will be spenc on additional too'ing
or
will be added to working capital.
•
20,888 shares of additional
$14 per share under pre¬
emptive rights to present stockholders only on the basis
of ope new share fctf" fe&ch 914 shares held of record
Sept. 19, 1959; rights will expire at 5 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 15.
No underwriting is involved.
•
All rights are non-transferable and non-assignable and no fractional
The
stock
.
Cm
'
common
common
in
provisions of the
of convertible subordinated
issue
sale
and
.
Co.—Rights Offering, to Stockholders—
Lee Telephone
of
.
THE
•,
<.
announced
office,
Distributors,
of $1,200,000 from The
permit, the company to
complete a
program
of refinancing, purchase of leased property,.
and
plant expansion that has been under consideration for over
a
year.
'
'
•
'•
'•
•
The main plant and office building, occupied under ten year lease
dated
Oct.
11,
1954,
and
the
property
immediately east, of
this
building were purchased
in June 1953.
The company proposes to
build an addition to this building at a cost ox approximately $200,000,
excluding
prunes
and equipment.
Approximately $400,000
will be
spent
for
machinery and equipment,, including the 50-ton cranes
necessary to handle the larger pieces X equipment which have been
developed by the company.
•"
f"•
"The completion
of this program and the refunding of $815 000 of
term
bank loans, a
portion of which wa3 borrowed tt finance the
1653.
p.
ft
•
purchase
Washington, of the hearing in proceedings under th®
Securities Exchange Act of 1934 to determine whether, in the offering
.
arrangement was
tout one step in a comprehensive reorganization of the company which
-should
properly be effectuated under the safeguards provided
by
Chapter X of The Bankruptcy Act.
The company's proposed Chapter
XI arrangement includes a
recapitalization of Lea Fabrics, Inc., the
issuance of securities, and transactions with third parties involving the
acquisition and disposition of assets.
The Commission moved under Section 328 of The Bankruptcy Act
that the proceeding
be dismissed unless within a time fixed by the
Court the Debtor amends the Chapter XI, or a creditor's petition is
•
the,
Managed Funds; Inc.—Hearing Transferred by SEC—
Tne'SEC
a long-term. loan
of
America, will
with
PrudencjSnnsurance
XI
Chapter
*.
•*
together
debentures,
should
beiore
10:30 A.M. in the United States
Judge Wortendyke on Sept. 30. 1959 at
Courthouse at Newark, New Jersey.
The Commission contends
that the
for
Outstanding warrants covering 112,500
at the
price of $10.25
exercisable
proposal was first
the companies.—V. 190.
by
main
fund
against subsequent ^sinking
'
'
>V,.
:
Credited
be
to
PURPOSE OF ISSUE—This $300,000
why confirmation of its proposed arrangement
A hearing on the show cause order will be held
and
dismissed
such
excess
requirements.
'
Commission
Exchange
and
Securities
•The
presently
merger
meat
the
it
fund,
Securities and Exchange Commission-—
tered by
'
Reorganization Proceedings En¬
—
The
.
■:
company
to
Koehring Co., above.
bv purchase, or acquired through the exercise of the ■ con¬
privilege.
The credit for such debentures deposited shall be
equal to the lower of their principal amount or their
purchased..- If debentures called tor redempiton through the
rund are cohvcril'd into common stock rather than redeemed;
may. at its option, request the trustee either to return
money
intended for the redemption of the debentures so
converted or to,, retain this money to be added to the funds available
for
the operation
of the sinking- fund in the following year.
The
Company may'deposit cash or deliver debentures to tiie trustee, i'n
amounts in
excess
of that called for above, for us.e in the sinking
the
Packer
principal amount of notes.
Each
bolder
of
exchange all the notes held" by him may also
for
warrants.
new
shares-are
sink nt;
'
Larkin
for
$1,000
warrants
any
amount
an
in
coft
"—~
V
him
each
deposits
exchange
15 thereafter,
1966 .and each March
FUND—On March .15.
for
who
notes
'
,
the
as
acquired
Net
Net
.
.
.
Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
&
Aug. 31—
revi_
Railway operating exps.
operating
redemption
1959
per share
and
debentures are outstanding, the'company shall pay to " the new warrants will be exercisable at
$2.50 per share.
The registra¬
the trusteej
a
sum
equal to the lesser of $15,000 bFTOff
of the"
tion statement has been filed in order that a
prospectus may be^availamount
by
which consolidated net earnings
for the previous year
able for use by any noteholders who
accept the exchange offer ard
exoei ds
$100,000,
together with" an snwrtrat" equai-^-to—.the~4nterest__
Wish to sell publicly the securities acquired by them.—V.
190, p. 1181.
acci ued on
debentures to be redeemed through tne sinking fund., The
money
in the sinking fund shall be applied
by the trustee on or
before May 1 of each year to the redemption of, debentures at 100'..
Mack Trucks Inc.—Merger Approved—
;
of the principal amount together with interest accrued
to the date ■
fixed for redemption.
The company may, at its option,-tender in lieu • \"u Stockholders approved on Sept; 29 the merger and consolidation of
Northeast Capital Corp., of New York, into Mack Trucks, Inc.
of cash,
debentures, redeemed other than through the sinking fund, •
long
so
for additional working, capital.
Period End.
Railway
shares
than 30 days and not more than 60 days
date. The debentures also "may be redeemed
given not less
be
the
for sinking fund.
part
SINKING
par
per
The
to
in
covering
payable and
shall
prior
Exchange Commission—
corporation on Sept. 22 filed a letter of notification with
15,000 shares of common stock to be offered at
The
SEC
tures
Products, Inc., Dallas, Texas—Files With
M Tile
I* &
Securities and
,
.
(1422)
Net
Net
from
rev.
railway
—V.
190,
p.
ry.
oper.
$4 320 477
3
867'l58
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
190,
Louisville &
974.
Period End. Aug.
Nashville RR.—Earnings31—
1959—Month—1958
-
subordinated
debentures, due Sept. 15, 1976, convertible'
into 30,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at
$10 per
share (subject to adjustment) on the basis of
$50 prin¬
cipal amount of debentures for each 30 shares of com¬
mon stock held of record Sept.
16, 1959: rights will ex¬
pire at 3:30 p.m. (EDT) on Oct. 2. The debentures are
being offered at 100% of principal amount in denomina¬
tions of $50, $100, $500 and $1,000, and in registered form
only.
The
First
Cleveland
Corp.
is
underwriting
the
offering.
company,
to
The
revenue-
17,644,820
18,517,464
152,226,141
145,370,402
and
Railway
oper.
expenses.
14,507,492
15,110,764
124,281,944
124,721,743
ana
Net rev. from ry. opers.
3,137,328
3,406;700
27,944,197
20,648.659
is
—V,
oper.
190,
p.
1,335.500
income—
1,756,717 ?
11,471,755
.10,505,823
The
year
Laminates,
This corporation is currently
cars
for
On
6
to
Larc-Douglas Co.,
the
called
market
the
for
is
It is available
16.
Inc.
first
the
"Offyette,"
G.
Inc.—Producing Children's Autos—
in
and
of Great Neck, L. I.,
were
time,
a
N.
Y.
this durable fiber glass
for
children
"do-it-yourself"
kit,
ranging
as
well
in
as
pletely assembled model ready to run.
In the disassembled
start at $498, depending, on accessories desired.
racing car,,
from
ing,
in
com¬
in
kit,
as
maturity,
a
whole
or
subsequent
prices
/
This
located at Huntington Station, Long Island, N. Y.,registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 25, 1959, covering
375,000 shares of common stock and Warrants to purchase 112,500
additional
shares.
The company, has offered holders of $750,000 of
.
outstanding
changing
5%
their
subordinated
notes
for
promissory
common
stock
notes
on
the
privilege of ex-:
basis of 500 common
the
formed
was
expanded
by
by
the
the
independent com¬
Froducts Co.,
merger
of
five
purchase
of
Electron
design
and
manufacture
of
specialty
products,
in
the
elec¬
field.
Co.,
G.
as
G.
S.
a
S.
generic
part.of
Marshall
Marshall
(three
their
them
bearing G.
S.
legal
Co-Component
Co.-Distributor
of
names), July 10 this
Division,
incorporated in
Division,
incorporated
in
1959;
Marshall
Co.-Instrument Division,
separately incorporated in
Wahlgren Electrical Manufacturing Co., incorporated in 1957;
Electrophysics Laboratories, Inc., incorporated in 1958.
All fivo
California corporations.
'
the beginning, of a planned
expansion to build an engineer¬
manufacturing and selling complex capable of, obtaining businessgrowing technical-industrial field," Mr. Marshall explained at
time
of
Marshall
system
Co.,
sales
Marshall
corporation,
a
spaco
the
the
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
filed
for
j
"This is
ages
a
.
S.
1954;
producing children's gas-powered racing
designed
equipment
Industries—Corporate Background—
now
were
1954;
Limn
stabilization
and
five,, companies originally merged
Marshall
974.
control
262,
primarily engaged in the dual activities of sales representation
the
tronics
:
p.
company
panies'and
oper.
debentures
may
be redeemed,
at
the
option
from time to time in part on any date
to Sept.
14,
1961
through Sept
14
1970 at 110%
of the principal amount together with accrued
interest
to the^date fixed for redemption, and from Sept. 15, 1970 to
maturity
at 105%
of the'principal aincunt, together with interest accrued to
the date fixed for redemption.
Notice of intention to redeem deben-
of the
1958
$
Railway
Net' ry.
190,
tion
REDEMPTION—The
prior
-8 Mos.-
$
and
power
Marshall
1959
-
$
$
Lester Engineering Co.—Debentures Offered to Stock¬
holders—The company is presently offering to its share¬
holders rights to subscribe for $300,000 of 6%
convertible
secondary
travel.—V.
873.
p.
:
now
of
merger.
representation,
Division,
which
been
Marshall
Pasadena,
June
Industries
Magnetics
ment,
the
Industries has been operating under a divisional administra¬
of semi-autonomous groups.
These are: the G. S. Marshall
Wayne
added
the
Industries
and
which
of
served
as
designers
A.
Brown
Electron
has
maimains
Gordon
General
and
is
Division
Products
facilities
offices
S,
Marshall,
Manager,
manufacturers
in
in
and
of
President
the
Manager.
To
of
Walilgren
electronic
equip¬
these
has
Division
San
Marino,
Monrovia,
and
RedWbqd City ar.d San Diego,:
Volume
190
Is umber 5887
;. .The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1423)
Squar-e -'ootasrc
in
are
ilanno
San
organization
of
the
buildings
currently
"(Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings-
totals °vcr 40,000. Corporate headquarters
tofph»nV
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
^nhe nHimber companies
forming the new
idniS'?^'149,W tlle year 1958. Revenues in tire first
«2R "5er®' alra3fit~*mWT Backlog, "ar'the^Md of"
was
5
nL S
the firS JuX.
111 hC
>
r
Railway
estimated at S350.000.—V.
190, p. 1297.
■
Net
Net
Up~eUS Investors Gl'°wth
lOSO^ahiVh^
mnftr09 ?er sharc °n AUg. 31, 1958.
?8 !!CH,0n AU"- ,31 were $299,086,822,
creased
The
62 ft from
outstanding
M
oj^/4i a year earlier,
investmlntl fn VEf® fm°uth» ended Aug. 31, the fund made
increasing hi nnX s, oc^s .0. flve. companies not previously held,
nortinim
the
holdings
•
cs
Pn
ard
21
ill
additional companies.
'
initial
while
new
AMP'
Rr»Th« company ■has. sold
on
all lis holdings of Studebaker-Packard
u
Exchange
w»i^ea'lers who
shares
J3/a
at
$400
ondary- offering of 697,000 shares of
312.75
A
then
common—when
made
stock
Railway
Railway
Net
into
is
not
one
shares
new
"when
a
being worth
shaves
-
issued", stock
more
the1 stock
on
iiivG common than
preferred would
189,
Miami Window
request
Street,
Is
counting
market
the
on
when
the
of
has
1959,
of
to
the
counsel
determine
in
banks
the
and
by
located
SEC
the
Miami
order
Window
offering of
should
be
insur¬
950
S.
and
E.
Preferred
Stock
15,
Y.
N.
preferred
sale
at
is
convertible
into
the
company's office
Co.—V., 190, p. 773.
Trust
common
on
Oct.
stock
23,
up
1959
or
vanced
$232,179
$1,150,212
94,591
462,637
from
rev.
$4,060,798
3,343,229
ops.
railway oper. inc.—
190,
p.
$1,118,542
785,606
243,963
$2,979,356
$3,125,759
145,363
558,771
1182.
Acquires Outstanding Minority
—
Interest in Golden Citrus Juices, Inc.—
Acquisition by Minute Maid Corp. of the outstanding minority inter¬
in Golden Citrus Juices, Inc. of Fullerton, Calif., was
announced
on
Sept. 28 by Minute Maid President, John M. Fox.
For the past six years, Minute Maid has been
majority owner and
major sales agent of Golden Citrus Juices.
The company
reported
sales
in
of, $17,000,000 during 1958 with approximately
$8,000,000 representing sales to Minute Maid Corporation.
Details
an
excess
the
of
exchange of
Fox
estimated
transaction
that
were
valued
stock
the
West
in
not
disclosed
of
excess
Coast
a
except that it involved
half million dollars.
Mr.
processing
operation
is
valued
at
approximately $2,000,000.
Golden
Citrus
Juices,
Inc.
produces an extensive line of naiionallydistributed frozen concentrates, ades, and bases under the "Real
Gold"
and
"Tip Top" labels.
In addition,
a
full line
of
"Big One" fruit
drinks
is
states.
manufactured
The
advertised
Crop"
Mr.
also
company
and
sold
and
distributed
produces
nationally
throughout
the
under
the
West
to
are
shares
"A
continuing plant
improvement
program,
including installation'
high-speed equipment, has been under way since the Fullerton
plant was built in 1950," Mr. Twombley said. "We expect to further
expand operations as required to meet increased needs brought about
by rising sales volume and larger supplies of fruit."—V.
190, p. 1072,
of
SEC
Light
Co.
Surplus
Transfer
by SEC—
has
Issued
an
The
Mr.
40,000
of
The
be
Mortgage
Guaranty
and
common,
the
shares
and
capital
From
s^ock
,
.
from
of
sale of
the
the common
shares
will
Industries, Inc. was incorporated under
California
of
May 11, <1959, and acquired the
National Avionics Engineering Co.
on
liabilities of
the
proprietorship
Chairman
Board
principally
two
and
to
be
companies
of
its
and
program
Net
proceeds
the 10,000
of
sale
working
will
stock
—V.
unit.
capital
the
Guaranty
provide
to
to
(par
the
from
its
finance,the cost of
protection
by Guaranty Inwill
funding
of
be
used
agents'
unit
cleaning machines
industry
this
by
powerful
vapor
processing
TO
manufacture
PRESENT
ancl
dis¬
„
FINANCING
Outstanding
750,000 shs.
—
*254,940 shs..<
for
escrow
period
a
of
one
year
from
Sept.
29.
'
873.
p.
31—"
and
51,387,239
Railwty
expenses-
45,940,048
Net rev. from ry. opers.
5,447.191
*1,990,239
Net
to
oper.
income™
oper.
ry.
■'Deficit.—V.
New
190,
p.
corporation,
at
the
of
labora¬
other
the
to
55,707,615 464,183,706 421.617,226
45,719,119 •387,876,701- 369,104,544
9,983,496
.
76,306,005
2",978,202
17,553,193
1959—Month—1958
10,569,785
8,356,195
''
rev.exps.
'
■
Net
from
l'CV.
ry.
ops.
'
190,
$
$
•
12,066,983 10i;373,561
-L.
'
—.—
—
3,599,414
28,378,631
21,302,937
756,111
1,384,531
11,335,031
7,964,630
1298.
p.
89,879,645
63,576,708
72,999,930
8,467,569
2,213,590
railway oper. inc.-_
—V.
*6.319.313
1959—8 Mos.—1958
1
$
$
operating
Railway operating
Net
52,512,682
•
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
Railway
'
'
,
held
Show
Ilaven & Hartford RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
1959—Month—1958 «
1959—8 M'os.—1958
Railway operating
rev. $10,883,096 $12,385,039 $97,701,347 $97,647,608
Railway operating exps.
9,947,232
10.200,054
83,009,134
83,667,623
ad¬
electronics
Weseon
Mos.—1958
1182.
Period End. Aug. 31—
com¬
one-kilowatt
number
V
^
"1959—8
1959~-M<mtfc=±93r
•'
dual-purpose
a
a
introduced
was
JIR.—Earnings—^
RanwaTop/r^vcnue--
Net
from
rev.
19C,
ops.
ry.
Net railway oper.
—V.
17-21.
Aug.
EFFECT
$1);
in
held
be
190,
'eriocl End": Aug.
additional
shares
common
lor
Guaranty
received
be
degreaser, a
ultrasonic cleaning system,
and
design,
105.000
"New York Central
No
Insurance.
i
bench-size
Butt, now President
The company is en¬
C.
company.
are
,
received by Mortgage
shares will be used to
common
GIVING
Eris
by
successor
development,
shares of common stock tc be issued as promotiomvl-stock to* thT OTganizetr" and" 'promoters, of ' the companyrwhich
companies
have
had
substantially
that
Guaranty
Insurance
owns
640
share
one
the
ol
the
in
owned
Authorized
stock
Common
-
-
products.
new
Electronic
and assumed
individual
an
one
per
both
of
this
unit
190,
will
"pass
thousand
several
in
the
first
/
deficit
$935,864
$2,184,985 $14,692,213
1,530,725
$13,979,985
4,668,725
3,971,158
112,721
1182.
p.
1182.
p.
York
New
Telephone
Period End. Aug. 31—
Co.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
:
1959—8 Mos,
year
1958
$
Operating
Operating
Corp.—Sells
Canadian
77,850.383 663,685,336 624,564,553
82,816,087
expenses—,51,306,055
revenues
represented
$34,200,000
873.
to
by its outstanding
$37,050,000.—V.
190,
2,850 000
pp.
*566
185,
p.
announcement
vvill
that
the
on
80,875,000
72.504,000
9,883,281
8,739,274
77,010,764
70,340,560
operating
Income
11,546,751
11,183,165
92,573,205
83,833,937
9,936,760
9,441,830
79,430,045
70,688,089
Net
the
the
of
names
management
of
Mr.
slate
Finkelstein
electioii
for
Inc.,
company's financing plan will
to subscribe at a ratio
include
rights
Kaltman
D.
the
executive
V.
190,
&
board
wholesaler
drug
Co.,
committee;
the
of
and
of
of
offer
an
$100
which
of
Noma
chairman
and
Lites,
in
to
face
he
is
of
he
executive
is
of
vice-
committee.—•
1073.
p.
National Munsey Co.—Registers With SEC—
This
located at 535 Fifth Ave., New York, fikd a registra¬
the SEC on Sept. 28, 1959, covering 293 limited
offered for sale in units of $5,000.
The
company,
statement
with
partnership interests, to be
offering is to be made on
for
Corp.,
which
National
with
Lcuis Monas
three
and
admit
number
a
thereon
the
in
the
is
basis
commission
by Tenney
of
$427
partnership-organized
other
individuals
original "limited
as
its
partners.
Securities
per
unit.
in
Sept.
Railway
Net
is
1959
partners
offering to
additional
of
as
The
has
agreed, to
$2,950,000; and the
partnership.
first
procure
balance
effectuate
bo
the
will
purchase
require
and
of
mortgage
$1,300,000
financing
cash
is
to
the
one
$1,530,000
—V.
all
the
in
cash.
costs
Of
of
this
this
of
cash
deposits
made
51,150,827
39,513,054
4,889,934
32,817,508
22,336,463
132,809,134
93,296,080
190,
thereunder;
$125,000
for
1340.
p.
North
American
Project—
Aviation,
Inc.
Air
—
Cancels
Force
'
This
on
SepL 25 was advised by the Secretary of the
company
Air Force that further development of the F-108 Mach 3 long-range
interceptor for the Air Defense Command is being discontinued because
of
a
shortage of
funds and priorities in Air Force programming,
officials announced.
There have been no technical difficul¬
in
the
development of
this
weapon
system and all
objectives have been attained up to this point.
The company added that excellent progress is being made on
the
Mach
3 B-70 weapon
system for the Strategic Air Command and
continued
development of
this
global surveillance weapon
is
not
affected by the
F-108 termination.
Air
Force
cancellation
of
the
triple-sonic F-108 defensive weapon
system will result in a reduction of approximately 2,000 in the com¬
pany's
work
force
at
this
time,
with some additional reduction
anticipated
when
termination
action
is completed.
Approximately
one-half of
those
affected
will be in Los Angeles and
one-half in
company
ties
involved
program
Columbus.
.
These
figures
the
operations
the
F-108
do
not include layoffs that might
major systems subcontractors
the
of
be necessary in
also working on
program.
...
The
,
14ro
cancellation
during
the
will
next
reduce
fiscal
the
year,
company
,
^
projected sales by
company s
spokesmen
...
about
said.
Completes Acquisition—
offering,
sum
income—
This
its
under-
McGregor
of
merger
Plans
$10,000
the
refund
3,579,914
4,346,117
84,292,423
from rail¬
operations
oper.
in
contributed
of
135,443,250
be
by each of the six general partners and $5,000
original limited partners. The balance of $1,465,000 is
to
contributed
by
the additional limited
partners
to
be
admitted
pursuant to this offering.
The sum of $1,530,000 will be applied as
follows: $1,300,000 to the purchase price iof the
properties including
by
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$
$
19,118,185
10,538,271
5,868,952
expenses
revenue
ry.
pletion
pay
1959—Month—1958
$
$
15,292,741
9,423,789
revenue-^
oper.
way
Net
general
It
by the
partnership
to
as
a
purchase
Seller
of
limited
five
and
efforts
best
a
receive
a
limited partners.
The partnership owns
the two parcels of land and buildings erected
Munsey Building and The National Theatre
Washington, D. C.
The aggregate purchase price is $4,-
to
known
smh
Will
is
individuals
contract
a
it
Munsey
Western Ry.—Earnings—
&
Railway oper.
the
stock¬
value
chairman
which
of
the
of
975.
Norfolk
and
at
debentures for every 50 shares of common stock they hold.
—Mr. Finkelstein, a former New York City Planning Commissioner,
is. also on the boards of Commercial Bank of North America, Mojud,
chairman
charges
p.
Period End. Aug. 31—
common
shares
from 3,000,000 to 4,000,000 in order to facilitate a
contemplated $5,000,000 convertible debenture issue.
As previously an¬
holders
after
397,886,056
Inc.
stockholders'
nounced
income
—V. 190,
this .national
of
stating
be
9,815,000
taxes—
2916.
Inc.-^-Authorized Capitalization
Special Shareholders' Meeting—
President
413,226,367
10,080,000
operating
Federal
Bellas Iless,
at
48,112,944
taxes—
Other
Interest—
meeting to be held Nov. 17, 1959, was made by
Mr. Cutler upon adjournment of the special stockholders'
meeting on
Sept. 29 at which it was voted to increase the company's authorized
To
order
will
increase
and
common
$115
at
stocks
common
(except
expansion
Townsend
supplied
authorizing this company, located in
Jackson, Miss., to transfer $2,850,000 from its earned
surplus account to
ics common capital stock account.
The company's earned
surplus at
June 30,
1959, amounted to $7,267,882; and the" surplus transfer
common
and
Inc.
iron,
of
Guaranty Insurance common
offered for public sale
in units
being offered to the public generally, but only for
certain selected executives of mortgage lending institu¬
Cutler,
*
250,000.
&
2737.
p.
proceeds
distribution
♦Including
Scalright-Oswego Falls Corp., below.—V.
Building
Power
new
by the company to enlarge and increase its manufacturing
laboratories and plant, in order to engage in the manufac¬
and
assets
Registers With
mail order house and
retail chain, announced on Sept. 29 that Jerry Finkelstein, President
of Tex McCrary, Inc., has accepted management's invitation to become
a
director of the company.
Also. to be nominated to the board is
Morris M.
Townsend, President of Townsend U. S. & International
Growth
Fund,
Inc.,
Townsend
Corporation
of
America,
Townsend
portion of lemonade
"Minute Maid" and "now
S. Twombley would continue as general
manager
of the company, a post he has held since 1950.
No personnel
changes
are contemplated in the immediate
future, he stated. Peak employment
during the citrus season is approximately 200 persons.
The
used
stock of Mortgage Guaranty and the latter owns 7,472
stock), each holder owning four shares of
proceeds
for
Samuel
tion
Mississippi
line
Securities
-the laws of the State
not
to
National
major
the
said Phillip
Permitted
189,
PROCEEDS—Net
be
former's
is
Increased
Coast
labels.
Fox
111.
Industries, Inc.—Common Stock Of¬
Corp. on Sept. 29 publicly of¬
i.42,800 shares of common stock (par $1) at a
price of $2 per share. This offering was oversubscribed
and the books closed.
single-stage vapor degreaser, SonBIastcr Model D-G01.
design and testing more than six months to meet the Wcscon
Paul M.
Platzman, Executive Vice-President, believes the
annual
est
net
nation.—V.
of
Management Company and Resort Airlines,
Minute Maid Corp.
The
lieatiug, air-conditioning
said
that Magnetic Powders,
small,
See
RR.—Earns.
1959—8 M'os.—1958
$4,006,485 $23,124,472 $27,117,055
2,887,943
25,145,116
23,991,29G
$717,569
-
Pa.
Lawn,
the
Net
Sault Ste. Marie
1959—Month—1958
exps.
ry.
the
Nashua
-
rev._
10,000 shares
securities
Guaranty
alone."—V.
520,547
Railway operating
Railway operating
and
four
of.
capacity
cleaning
demand
$1,309.99!)
35,028
Minneapolis, St. Paul Si
—V.
1,682,034
374.
Period End. Aug. 31—
.Net
1.830,557
$100,808
p.
the
fered—rAotna
deadline.
$2,992,033
income___
oper.
190,
Net
$2,980,769
purchased Magnetic
Oak
fered
975.
p.
stock
Francisco
in
was
1959—8 Mos.—1950
from ry. opers.
rev.
ry.
expenses.
—
Agency, Inc.1, fio6 West.
Milwaukee, "Wise.,Tiled a registration statement witti
Sept. 23, 1959, covering 40,000 shares of Mortgage. Guar¬
aviation
The
Inc.,
tribution^ of electronic communication, navigation, and flight control
equipment. Its office and plant are located in Santa Monica, Calif.
ultrasonic
San
has
Johnsonburg,
*346,639
common
35-gallon
tory size
the
the
Pa.,
at
Cores,
345,107
miniature
and
1959—Month—1958
$330,155
$439,075
229,347
206,896
revenue™
1959—8 Mos.—1958
•
'
the
Radio
President of
manufacturer,
BUSINESS—Navco
Narda Ultrasonics Corp.—New "Sound" Cleaners—
Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
Focke,
New York, New
in
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
E.
plant
a
*13,677
from
at
of
■
129,743
190,
additional
to
partnership.
en¬
income™.
missions.
A
Co. *"
transaction, have
and leasing agents
gaged
policy holders.
surance
this
$745,227
shareholders
provide
in
managing
as
$969,242
the
its
brokers
act
$124,230
national
for
the
Luchs
&
$229,551
Net,
"
to
Shannon
2,374,793
stock
of
estate
properties.
2,510,715
of
tions.
Tenney
328,939
investment
.
stock
business
Manufacturers
the
the
corporation, located in Johnstown,
facilities,
1959—Montli--1958
commission*.,
The
issued
($20,-
is
Tenney).
299,164
.
Mortgage
cents
per
share.
Payment
will
be
made
at
the
company's
office, Hopkins, Minn, or at the Manufacturers Trust Co., 44 Wall St..
Net
/In
20,408,755
be
shares
partnership interests
M.
Jerry
expenses.
on
shares of
the
suspending
statement, which
preferred stock.
/
Redeem
for
limited
to
powders currently being
company's plastic metals division, which
makes ancl markets a wide variety of metal
powders that are used
in the steel- industry
and in the. chemical and powder metallurgy ;
fields.
The company claims
to-be the oldest iron, powder producer
"ft. "ft ft-. ft:
of
to
purchase
$3,120,020
These
agents'
counsel,
real
products
purchased to broaden
produced and sold by the
41,277,983
22,043,412
-
closely held and there has been no quoted market thereon.
The principal business of
mortgage Guaranty is the insuring of mort¬
gages
en
private residences and small apartment houses; and the
principal business of Guaranty Insurance is to provide the selling
organization for Mortgage Guaranty and to fund the payment of
30.416
Net
5,552,952
3,001,268
.49,641,381
2,736,588
Guaranty Insurance
underwriting is involved.
The
said
the
$3,419,957
common
share
The company has called for redemption on Oct.
28, 1959, all of its
outstanding $1.50 cumulative convertible second preferred stock aggre¬
gating approximately 49,000 shares with a total par value of $1,225,000.
The call price will be $25 per share, plus accrued
dividends of
—V
6,193,003
Ave:,
consisting
registration
debentures
SEC
in
$453,189
Wisconsin
its
of
ops.
inc.-
ry.
........Tbl^jjprpocalion and Guaranty Insurance!
identical
at
Staff
the
operate
*'was
149,279,573
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp.
Securities and Exchange Commission-
anty
acquisition
offering.
this
$528,715
oper.
stock.
interests
for whiph
the
from ry. opers.
rev.
ry.
will
CAPITALIZATION
postponement from Oct. l to
proceedings" under the Securities
the
stop
a
in
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—To
The
154,757,673
oper.
^'Deficit.—V.
further
a
hearing
the
the public
by
corporation,
concurred
whether
of
faced
losses
this
for
Fla.,
the
effectiveness
close
18,468,262
oper.
is
Corp.
with
underwriter.
agreement
an
buildings
and
1131.
p.
authorized
Act
York
19,505,762
revenue™
common
preferred
into
Mr." T.
industrial
1959—8 Mos.—1958
exps.
oper.
Net
CorpL—Hearing Postponed—
Kialeah,
Commission
New
_
24,021,214 204,399,054 190,557,556
Period End. Aug. 31—
~
their
of
$100,000
$80,000
and
the
Powders. Inc., which operates
acquisition was obtained from
according
the amount he
the
recoup
companies.—V.
proposed
ft,
Tcnney
partnership and
National-U. S. Radiator Corp.—Acquisition—
currently
.
5,
5.20
25-,698,765
974.
p.
Washington,
tered
the
grant
of
partnership
This
to
rev._
Railway
active stock of the
day war. Studebaker common—when issued—
is quoted separately.
Some 221,000. shares were traded during
regular market hours. It closed at a new high of 13Vai
-up V\.
"The preferred stock sold by Metropolitan Life was
part of 165,0CC
shares issued, a year ago to 2C banks and three insurance
companies
as a partial ,settlement of a $54.7 million debt, owed
by tile auto maker.
Metropolitan was the last of the original creditors to sell.
At
the
time of issue, it .was estimated that a sale, price "of $233 a share of
Nov.
of
on
,
yield from 5.40'b
7 1959—Month—1958
Railway
which
Upon
to
transfer
M.
connection
the
$20,000 ($5,000 each to three and $2,500 each to two
to
stockholder
Monongahcla Ry.-—Earnings—
~
thus
IltgTf of T7T57 *SecoIid
12th
from
rev.
190,
Net
oi
most
the
associates
issued—stock
yet
offered for it-.- -The'- seller
fears it maybe worth less.. No
money passes hands until the common
stock is issued'and delivered.
I
.
;
Studebaker common
was, the most active stock on the .New York
Stock Exchange (Sept. 95).
trading 351,300 shares.
Itclosed" at 17
Up !To7"'15mThg"ihe trading^"it"reuchecT a new
ance
and
the
to«J.
in
of
Navco Electronic
operating.
operating
railway
—V.
sec¬
outstanding, but which a
intention Of issuing in the" future/
In the"
the stock will become outstanding when holders
of
case,
buyer
converted
scaled
are
Period End. Aug; 31—
*-;•
"
its
outstanding..
stock's
Hutzler
paid
expenses
formation
of
Robert Realc
The
ture
issued"
the preferred
convert their stock into common.
The
Issued will fee in all
respects equal to the common
The
a
&
*
certificates
of
and
to
sole
Salomon Bros.
—
amount
000
....
share.
a
"when
company has signified
studebaker
the
1961,
in the
Equipment Trust Certificates
—
the
be
to
all
pay
consideration
individuals)
Earnings—
Net
Jan. T,
on
497,883
.
share..
a
716,326
•
Corp..
purchased the preferred, which becomes' convertible"
Of Studebaker common
65,645
$105,000
to
properties,
the partnership, .the
partnership has agreed to repay the
deposits made thereunder, to grant general partnership interests
cash
■
9 £ar va*uc convertible preferred stock, ' totaling
Jesv. h!e stock closed Friday (Sept. 25) on the New Yon:
r,
Stock
73,451
and
agreed
-^contract, to
•*" '
*
r-0"uV0t*r'®;
,
at
-.-Ift 'ft
r1-.-".
inc._
$775,846
oper.
the
In
2,354,271
$1,332,810
maturity.
Life Insurance Co.—Sells Its
Studebaker-
Packard Coi'p,- Komiiigij-r-
2,311,905
"$106,292
The group submitted a bid of 98.533ft for the
certificates
at competitive sale held on
Sept. 30.
7
Kalscy, Stuart & Co. ,Ino. bid 98.48G6ft' also for a 5Vuft
coupon.
Issuance and sale of the certificates
.are subject to authorization
of
the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
y-v"
ft'
The issue is secured by 350
all-steel box cars' and
50
all-steel
covered hopper cars estimated to.cost.
$4,077,900.
"'-/ft"
Asosciates in the offering are: Drexel & Co.; Eastman
Dillon. Union
Securities & Co.; and Stroud &
Co!, Inc.
7
'
■
.
Metropolitan
The
to
.
The
301,820
$138,644
time.
press
Incorporated, 19,400 shares; Eastman
6 875anTffi' 14.000;
Litton Industries, 15.000; Moore Corp., Ltd.,
th
f„nmc
°,wei.ls-Co»»«g Fiberglas Co., 3,200. In the same period
RavrhelS**ted its hoidings in Ford Motor. Canada A and
its.
y
eon ..and
reduced
holdings in six others.—V. 190, p. 157.
Knrht
286,936
ops.
has
of
$3,130,117
Sept. 30 offered $3,225,000 of 51/s% non-callable
equip¬
ment trust certificates
maturing annualljl from Oct. 15,
1960 to 1974,
inclusive.
This issue was 85% sold at
inperiod.
ers on Aug. 31 was 80,529 compared with
an increase of 20%' ;
—vr—■
' :v :
1
f
^-
a
Offered
^ame ,date last >'ear- Shares
i°JV 1<J>715'023 during the same
to
numhw>
03 741
up
it
1959—8 M'os.—1958
$3,644,715
.
exps.
ry.
974.
p.
writing fee
1959—Month—1958
$425,580
$408412
-
Missouri Pacific RR.
of $14.44 per share on Aug. 31,
ini1 capital gain distribution of 11 cents per
19o8» 1S e(lual to $14.55, a 31ft' increase over
$185 302
190,
rev.C
,
*n!rntuS a ,.?5'as,set yalue
'in Smh^
n-r^h
share naid
the sn'oo
Stock Fund, Inc.—
revVrirom
railway
—V.
Assets
operating
operating
11
the
into
had
(Tex.)
corporation
purchase of the full
North American.
been
announced
in
July
on
Oct
interest
for
1
in
North
announced the com¬
Astrodyne, Inc. and
American
to acquire
Phillips < Petroleum" Co interest in Astrodyne, previously owned
by the two companies.
'
The solid propulsion operations being performed at McGregor wm
be continued there as part of North American's Rocketdyne division.
Rocketdyne has specialized in the development of high thrust HQ""!
propellant rocket engines and has furnished rocket engies providing
the
jointly
'
•
•
'
)■
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
T12
of
and other missiles for the Air
headquarters are in Canoga
Calif,, with a manufacturing plant and test facility at Neosho, Mo.
Astrodyne,
since
its formation in Feb.
1958, had specialized^ jn
thrust
the
Jupiter
Thor,
Atlas,
the
for
and
Force
Pacific
Pacific
Mack
See/
Trucks,
190,
above.:—V.
Inc.,
United
on
Period End. Aug. 31—
.Line
shipping
a
,
States
basis.—V.
187,
operations——
way
...
Net
*$766,712
112,559
962,547
190';
Deficit.—V.
voyages
Packard
has received Illinois Commerce Commission appro.vaj
million total line of credit-arrangement the utility
made with five major Chicago banks.
»
Ni-Gas announced early in June it expected to sell $10 million to
This
of
company
,
million
West Virginia/ Ry.—Earnings—
would
it
or
has
as
borrow
.
participating banks are Continental Illinois! National Bank £c
Trust
Co.
of, Chicago,
The
First National • Bank
of Chicago, - -The
Northern Trust Co., Harris Trust & Savings Bank, and LaSalle National
190.
%
{
1959—r8 Mos.—1958
1?5? -M6nth—1958
$
$
:
s
operating
rev._
Railway
operating
exps.
17,038,257
12,997,312
Net
from
ops.
4,040,945
5,315,061
fnc._
1,451,059
3,162,720
—V.
190,
19,655,918
22,484,9548,952,018
new
been
Research Facils.
"
He
program
announced
research
building
Norwich,
near
class
190.
p.
976.
'
"This
five
have
years
research
the
stock
Olin
This
the
erection
oper.
month
will
sions
Chemical Corp.—Expansion
the
190,
Net
ry.
—V.
Both
Securities
The
its
shares
cash
with
This
pro¬
of
and
their
190,
plans
normal
asset
opera¬
has issued an exemption
permitting this fund to issue
its
with
Corp.
Concentrating
—
Common
America,
of
Bankers
Inc.,
R.
and
the
J.
the
process
•»cale
in
company
In
Mesabi
operation
"the
of
a
produced
concentrate
Stock ..Of¬
of "Wash¬
1958
27,
•CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
an
to
Stock
stock
July,
deliveved
May
warrants
1962
1,
purchase
until
Mar.
1959,
which
TO
had
PRESENT
at
4,
resents warrants
to
about
of
will
operation
member
a
hundred
a
in
the senior
of
staff
-
•
the
7
President
of
this
of
Ramo
to
of
other
with
months
$4,907,281
ended
for
June
first
the
the
of
of
the
10
in
Seattle,
fuel
Western
Wash,
This
is
acquisition
Munzer
Creek
Petrolane
further
quantities
lor
six
The
30,
195'9
months
the
on
LP-Gas
in
Wyo.
This
water
West
barge
is
being
now
transportation
Coast.
of
reduced
The
190,
by
cost
the
of
aid in
in
de¬
construction
The
FINANCING
eh. )
6,000 wts.
ing
'
.
notes
189,
188,
payable
as
dollar
the
Research Center
Philip Morris
company's
formally
was
cigarette
and
at
Center,-
f^ktur» -
employer
and
development
12
noon
which
Parker
O.
"This company
States
1981.
First
is
on
center,
which
consists
of
five
buildings,
were
Sept. 30 by the company's. President Joseph F.
by the company's famed trademark, "Johnny."
McComas
dedicated
offering
The
and
expected
Corp.
terms
bonds,
States
are
and
to
which
of
struction of
the
A.
be
and
in
some
dustry
.
was
her
to
and
the first
this role
husband
late
with
the
com¬
.......
to
enter
who
the Research
President
was
Center
of
.
1
Sept. 23 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock ipar $li to be offered
without underwriting.
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
announced
be
signed
two
two
on
series
oKSll.25
together with noted educators, statesmen
foremost scientists in the cigai'ette and tobaccco in¬
of the
also were present for the
ceremonies.—V.
190,
p.
-
be
made
on
&
XI
of
$6,000,000
and
the
each,
interest,
Merchant
ships at
an
with
Bethlehem
identical
Steel
Corp.
aggregate cost of $27,346:000.
,
Net
1
•
principal
oper.
oper.
Net revenue
and
later.
by
•
at
for
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$3,747,837
$3,266,022
218.377/ 1,853,237
1,743,944
1959—Month—1958
$419,686
$201,309
48,721
expemses
$430,391
231.963
$198,428
revenue--
—V.
ry.
from
con¬
Delivery
Offered —The
to the
69,236
oper.
190.
p.
$1,894,600
$1,522,078
537,423
442,718
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co.—Registrar Appointed
This
par
company
for
its
has
$5
value stock axxd
appointed
preferred
common
no
$10
the
par
par
Chase Manhattan Bank
as
value stock. $4.80 preferred
value stock.—V. 190. p. 1341.
its
the .222,060
initially
offered"
Donald S. Klopfer, Executive Vice-Presi¬
Wimpffieimer, Secretary, who are the selling stock¬
63.4%
of the total shares outstanding after the
1925 under the name of The Modern
changed its name to Random House, Inc.
published the works of such well-known
Faulkner, Eugene O'Neill, Gertrude Stein. James
in
company
House
William
as
and
has
Capote and many others. The Modern Library series—■
books of permanent interest—alone have sold over 33 mil¬
copies.
-
of
June
30.
1959,
capitalization of the
com¬
which will be unchanged by the sale of theSi^ shares, consisted
$840,698 in
long-term liabilities, of which $448(236 were accrued
pany,
of
royalties;
976.
Were
Truman
classics
lion
Of
closed.
offering.
the
Inc., the
Random
1936.
ized
Registrar
of
completion
Joyce,
books
shares
President.
Cerf.,
retain
will
CAPITALIZATION—As
income
the
25,000
public.
Bennett. A.
holders.
filing stockholders and none of the
thefccompany. This offering was
and
per
shares
rail-
operations
way
the
terms
Stock
share to employees of the company.
Any
offered,
25,000
shares were
initially offered
$10
in
Marine
in
Common
accrue\to
BUSINESS—Incorporated
Piedmont & Northern Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
or
the SS Philippine Bear and SS China Bear.
this month
will
managed jointly by
Co. Inc.
Interest rate
—
shares of the stock at a price
The shares are being sold for the
share.
per
offered,
shares
362.
Dec.-
due
Inc.
House,
oversubscribed
authors
The
Title
of
Bonds,
group
insured,
under
Marine
on
88,000
offered 222,060
who
Co.
the
leaders
civic
Period End. Aug. 31—
Bonds—
offering
public
Becker
G.
to
are
the
Merchant
underwriting
American
respectively
were
that
an
will be issued in
secured
Contracts
insured
$1.03
share,
per
dent and Charles A:<
Business
Sept. 28 announced the proposed sale of $12,000,000
through
6
Boston
United
.Act.
is
It
Oct.
about
on
Government
$513,498
$0.63
—j.__.
folding Co., Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC—
proceeds "will
company.
.
Railway
United
$671,251
157,753
share__
aGfeSunt of certain
one
companies.
tobacco
.
Mrs.
$12,000,000 of U. S.
Marine
Merchant
3,750
$572,608
255,286
public sale of common stock of the publishing firm
Random House, Inc., was made on Oct. 1 by Allen &
of
Dedicated—
Research
Richmond's largest
and
pany.
2460.
Pacific Far East Line Inc.—To Sell
$675,001
3,659
charges
—
common
covering
Library,
•Government-Insured
$576,267
2880.
Random
technological equipment- housed
dedicated at Richmond, Va., on
and
3rd assisted
currently celebrating his 25th anniversary in
Harris.
reflected
major
Cullman,
liThis represent warrants
loans
and
p.
nation's
opened
-
H6,000wts.
Lord Joseph
—
—_—__
interest
before
company
$3
2646.
p.
scientific
laboratories,
search
•
**$58,450.84
and
p.
Pyramid
negotiation of
of
portion
a
1958
$3,911;093
3,236,092
$317,322
per
The
The main entrance doors to this modern new 62,000 square foot re¬
,
116,000 wts.
6,000wts.
share)
the underwriter.
unsecured
finance
to
30 by Pbiiiptf Morris,, Inc.,
the
of
advanced
most
modern
Sept.
•
statements.—V.
program.—V.
multi-million
new
the
in
-
to
used
1959
—
first
(exercisable—r——
per
be
.
$3,766,614
3,190,347
30—
taxes__
and
charges-
189,
The
will
.
Lower—
income
—V.
financing.
funds
used for working capital.
to be
Ended June
earnings
Interest
at
The
Colo.—Files With1
increasing
Sachs
the
will until
to it, oLSSc
Y.,
on
Sept.- 22 filed a letter of notification with
125,000 shares of common stock ipar 10 cents) to ba
share, without underwriting.
operating income
(net Dr\
Net
assisted the company in the
N.
Commission—
income
Net
SEC
& Co.
15,
Rico Telephone Co.—Earnings
Months
Other
976.
p.
York
the
gas
propane
will, it is believed,
Alaska.—V.
LP-Gas
of
used
per
proceeds are
Six
—This company on Oct. 1 announced that it has arranged
for the private sale to institutional investors of $4,000,000
of first mortgage bonds, 5% series due'1989.
Goldman,
120,000wts.
per
$1
Earnings
tons
20,000wts.
covering
at
Net.
transportation
Alaska
New
St.;
Co., Littleton,
Exchange
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
brings
Alaska.
and
that
Seward,
first
the
Casper,
marketing plants to 126, serving 75,000
States
stated
to
in
■
corporation
The
the SEC
four Wyoming outlets and
the purchase, effective
of
Co.
Wall
16
Finance
and
Securities
announced
Gas
resulting from barging
of
use
Mr.
Meadow
number
Munzer
livered
recent
plants,
1959,
total
the
to
Arizona
:
774.
p.
Professional
profits
net
offered
six
the
for
revenue
190,
$493,925,
outstanding shares.
compared
;
.
< EDT r on Oct: 7r 1959, receive tenders for-the sale
due Nov. 1, 1969, to an amount sufficient to
p.m.'
—V.
''//
:
7-7
reported
company,
amounted
1959
•
exhaust the
sum
of $200,000. at prices not to exceed 90'/,
plus accrued interest.
The
debentures so purchased
will be cancelled, including the right
to receive deferred interest accrued from Nov. 24, 1954 to May 1, 1955.
operation.
new
'77 ;
■
716.
of microwave test instru¬
involving countermeasures,
and test equip¬
missile ground, control
and
debentures
•
.
p.
Bankers T:ust Co.,
The
3
and
engineers
Thompson
at
of
manager
as
190,
work
defense
in
engages
navigation,
Producing Properties, Inc.—Tenders for Debentures—
a
Initial
native of the West
a
and« manufacturer
designer
a
also
space
located
be
<
scientists,
Leslie J. Cook,
Mr.
year.
a
is
It
ment.—V.
advanced
and
of
serve
'/"//.-
average
an
(exercisable
per share)
(exercisable
$4
issuable
represents
financial
staff
months
addition
large
Outstanding
§479,000 shs.
issuable to Ducione Mines & Concentrators Ltd.
'•Thi*
Coast
opening
year-end
before.
year
Polarad
Puerto
company.
•Includes
capitalization of
company
and
its subsidiary, Oreclone
CJcncer.tiating Corp. of New York.
§Not including shares of common
stock issuable upon exercise of stock purchase warrants.
(This rep¬
4he
trie
1
■
Los. Angeles
1183.
and
1,
from
1959,
Co.,
iron
30,
Mining
natural
15,522.32
1,000,000 shs.
$3.50
at
warrants
1962
indebtedness
Sundry
$3
warrants
purchase
until
at
1061
Mpr... 4,
Stock
in
Philip Morris, Inc.—Va.
EFFECT
10c)___'_.«__v
(par
purchase
until
Stock
Oct,
on
facilities
West
balance sheet, reflecting—the common stock
working capital of $4,408,509. compared with $2,earlier. Current ratio was 2.18 to 1 against i.78 to 1
year
a
ments.
1959
showed
financing,
Division Opens
'
was
the
$7,000
of
sale played
notes.
communication,
western- states.
11
within
$7,532,983,
Mr.
develop
to
June
Isle
average
Authorized
-Common
Electro-Optical
—
plant in the Maywood section of Los Angeles.
number
customers
from low grade iron
1959. From that date
delivered
to
Pacific
and
produced and
of 57.105%,
were
content
iron
3,260,328
1958.
In
on
tons
of concentrate which
had
of 57.571%. During the month of
matural
3,775,352
announced
new
a
six
same
of
1959
28,
May
since
Feb.
on
£6,154.90
•content
299,103
conversion
the
The- company's
representing 95
share on the 517,500 shares outstanding.
Profits for the same
of the previous year were
$383,430, or 74 cents a share on
totaled
construction was begun on a fullthe premises of the Prindle Mine
in Virginia, Minn. This six-unit plant has been
of
located
plant
Range,
company
formed
was
high grade concentrate
a
January
concentrating
the
on
$1,492,172
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.—Private Placement
for producing
tailings.
ore
$1,901,639
473,141
in
Munzer,
Sales
*
purchase
capital.
BUSINESS—The
«
955,997
During
the computation
accounting pro¬
no part in the
from
accepted
with
the
equal to 91 cents per share on 399,996
fiscal year, 1,400 shares were issued
principal amount of 6% convertible sub¬
fiscal 1958
for
shares.
excluded
are
from
401,396
end, when
on
100,000 shares of com¬
for the year.
results
operating
Net income
common
shares
derived
funds
the
accordance
in
earnings
.
—
equal to $1.17 per share
prior to the fiscal year
public offering of
the
additional
The
since
company's
6,952,900
fiscal year.
just
outstanding
completed
share
ordinated
Corp.
formerly
p.
first
period
be used primarily to satisfy
obligations and for additional
proceeds will
company's outstanding
net
7,333,155
v
/.;
Order Granted
connection
in
value
889,152
$217,919
development
for
190,
eight
PROCEEDS—The
stock.
per
cedures
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$5,431,516
$5,460,723
$833,155
943,307
corporation
this
of
earned the preceding
for fiscal i959 was
shares
company
of
Lines—Earnings-
Seashore
;
ington, D. C., on Sept. 24 publicly offered 200,000 shares
of common stock (par 10 cents) at $3 per share.
The
offering is being made on a "best-efforts" basis.
of
the
earnings
and
income
Net
common
'
.
$387,085
of
financ¬
$250,000
for
and
Petrolane Gas Service, Inc.—Earnings Rise—
Commission
Exchange
net
and
industries
call
—V.
the
working
reached new record
1959, President D. Lawrence
to stockholders.
Sales for the year were $11,900,206, a gain of 24%
over the $3,5.6S,939
volume
of
the
year
before.
Consolidated "net income, after all
charges and taxes, were $475,186.
This is 29%, above the net income
Jaffee
business,
7
Wooldridge, has joined Perkin-Elmer
the
fered—Investment
-certain
credit,
Corp.—Sales, Earnings Up—
Electronics
sales
in the fiscal year ended June 30,
reported in the annual statement
highs
West Coast—
on
other personnel
Coast
Distribution—A second¬
(par
books closed.-—V.
Polarad
235,163
Perkin-Elmer's
Oct.
Oreclone
banking
for
$725,888
-
deficit
15,000 square foot
1340.
p.
$40d~000
buildings,
factory
$300,000
—
corporation
defense
substantially all the cash and securities of Federated Building Corp.
—V.
.
This offering was oversubscribed
187, p. 1898.
share.
cents per
Both
976.
p.
research
and
company's
the
from
Investment Company Act
the
at
—•
——
$2,433,713
2,580,000
$0.94
for
allowable
the
and
the
cents
order under
792,582
$1,152,399
2,580,000
$0.45.
———
Canadian income taxes, necessary because of de¬
for exploration in ^ progress.—V, 187,' p. 2119.
provision
of 75
rail¬
Perkin-Elmer
7.",
$30,000,000 expansion
packaging expan¬
a
chemicals
the
Street. Fund—Exemption
One William
taxesTTrr— —*103.550
$5) was made on Sept. 28 by Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
curities & Co. at $24 ner share, with a dealer's concession
<
total
a
from
oper.
190,
(
158.
p.
3,226,300
distribution of 32,000 shares of common stock
ary
in
Program
two-year expansion
a
for
announced
corporation
Division.
financed
be
tions.—V.
its
of
course
1959—Month—1958
expenses
operations
way
and
on Sept. 24 announced
Packaging Division, calling
Chemicals
its
ordinary
952,
p.
revenue—
oper.
deficit
Net
facilities
new
personnel
ammunition.
Last
and
Israel,
from
Period End. Aug. 31—
investment of
$12,000,000.
.v..''' :/%-'/-■./. ,_%■ /../.v-.
Stanley
de J. Gsborne,
President, announced that the eXpihislon
-of the diyision's facilities will broaden its line ol
packaging •'products,
increase production efficiency and improve service to customers.
The
program
is part of a five-year plan
to provide for future growth
within
Olln
Mathieson's
six
principal areas of activity—chemicals,,
metals,
packaging, pharmaceuticals, energy, and sporting arms and
in
residential
of
exports
Railway
work.
Mathieson
its
the
in
used
be
of
Railway
new
corporation
for
will
citricujture.—V.. 188,
Facilities
gram
$10,643,141
1,255,949
both.
or
Pennsylvania-Reading
-
both
for
1958
,
$6,983,040
c.—
Plymouth Oil Co.—Secondary
With SEC—
Corp.—Registers
Economic
mon
are expected to meet space require¬
equipment over the next five-year
period.
"The equipment required for the additional personnel retained
during that period," he saio "'will be added-as needed."—V. 190, p. 362.
that
said
He
ments
*No
corporation.
City
.
for
expansion
that
animal
facilities and
1959
"■
Canadian and other' income
for
duction
7
ing
facilities would not only allow the
to double the number of personnel now housed in the present
building, but would also provide more space for research
•company
par,
and
program," Mr. Bengert stated, "will
twice as many research personnel as we
We expect to double our research statf over the next
years."
explained
He
for
registrar
named
York
New
including $1,250,000 for participation in the further development of
industry, $700,000 for development of urban and_suburban areas
approximately
currently;
live
been
has
this
ago.
research
new
Co.
of
Israel
„
<jstablished
Trust
stock
B
corporation,
additional
comprising" approximately 38,800
now
feet, by an addition two and one-half times the size of the
present building.
Mr: Bengert
noted that the company's research facilities both afs
the main plant and at their major location just outside of Norwich
2iave reached maximum capacity as scheduled under an existing plan
square
accommodate
Subs.T —Earnings Down
(&
•
,
profit
Capital shares outstanding —7L_.
Earnings per common share—
The company is said
to be an instrument through which Americans
participate in the economic development of Israel on a business basis,
and engages in enterprises of a varying nature.
It now has outstand¬
ing 459,131 common shares and certain indebtedness, as well as 19,473
shares of
"B" Stock.
Net proceeds
to the company from its sale of
for expansion of research facilities at- this company
by George W; Bengert, President,
v
said that the new plan calls for expansion of the firm's present
A
lias
York
New
and
This
at
Pharmacal Co.—To Expand
Norwich
•
taxes———'
income
before
Prov.
,
9,41.0,248
975.
p.
Ltd.
April 30—
income——,.———
Profit
located at 18 East 41st St., New York, filed a reg¬
istration statement with the SEC on Sept. 28, 1959, covering 124,000
shares of its common stock, to be offered for public sale at $25 per
share.
The offering
is to be made by management officials; but the
company may pay a 5 %- commission to persons assisting in the sale of
the stock.
The offering price is payable in cash, State of Israel bonds
112,689,379
93,033,461.
.17,024,642 122,060,065
11,708,681
99,575,111
ftailway
ry.
Bank
A
Palestine
$
■
•
oper!
274,700
-
,
"*
rev.
$137,376
321,191
'
Aug. 31—
railway
$377,083
2,212
,
class
—V.
ffet
*$21,587
976.
p.
Development,
Placer
Paddington Corp.—Registrarchemical
the
Northern Pacific Ry,—Earnings—
Period flhfl
i90,
Net
1182.
p.
5,078.054
*&203,022
*68,719'
income—_
oper-
Year Ended
The
flank:—V.
$5,265,430
.7.5,303,288
from rail¬
Deficit.—V.
Total
stages, for greater performance in tests and actual use.
Delivery under the
new
contract." Leng said," begins /shortly'- and
carries
through July
I960.—V.-190,
p.: 774.
,
ry.
*
$5,680,371
686,038'
»
«
.
critical
Net
$664,451-
566,438
operations——
way
.
the
1959—8 Mos.—1953.
$363,4116
—
expenses
oper..
Net revenue
29 by.Richard B. Leng, Vice-President in charge oi the technical
products division.
7 *• ,/ / •
Leng stated the set is used to challenge tire identity of targets
that have been detected and displayed by the search radar with which
it—is associatsd^- The—radar_recocnition equipment. hp said, has heetv
subjected tc a 1-200-nour life arid reliability test in which it exceeded
military requirements.
He credited Packard Bell design modifications,
including substitution
of semiconductors
for vaccum rules in. lour
from
done
been
1959—lyfonth—1958
31—
revenue
oper.
Railway
Sept.
stock before the end
straight, non-convertible preferred
of
banks to tide the company over the
past two years.
"We now-ostimate/' Marvin Ciiahdler, President of-the ■utility, stated,
"that the balance of our 1959 requirements can be met by temporary
bank loans.
Because of the seasonal nature of our business, we expect
the loans to be paid off in full ricxt- sprihg "
.
He said thp borrowings at the five bank? Wili be,, at the interest
rate
for bank
borrowers
with
prime credit standing' (currently 5^ >
and may 'be repaid at any time without penalty.
The .'.''it1 oi crecut
carries no commitment fee.
—
\
1959.
year-end
Railway
been awarded a second contract approximating
$1,250,000 irom the U. 7$; Navy Bureau of Aeronautics for the produc¬
tion.
oi
an
airborne
radar
recognition
set,
it was
announced on
1
$15
Period End. Aug.
Contract—
This'corporation has
'-
$10
one-year
a
4,234,133
6,040,436
976.
p.
2119.
p.
Electronics Corp.—Gets New
Bell
$2,057,228 *$1,236,422
$£61,200
income—
oper.
ry.
*
certain
from rail-
Net revenue
of. the
particular "trade
subsidy
although
Administration
Maritime
between the
Orient,
route.
agreement with
service
various, ports
and
major carriers, over its
conducted principally under a
unsubsidized
an
operates
States
United
the
1959—Month—1958
1959—8 MoS.—1958
$1,085,174
$2,945,134 $23,164,575 $20,027,159
1,851,886
2,683,934
21,107,347 21,263,582.
;
,
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper.
expenses
Pittsburgh &
Credit—
Illinois Gas Co.—Receives
Northern
^
Monday, October 5, 1953-
.
.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
March,
and
1961
December,
the
are
are
1182.
p.
of
of
one
the
:
East
-Far
Coast
is
Operations
Be Acquired—
Corp.—To
Capital
in
expected
.
and
Northeast
is
vessels
They will be among the fastest, largest and most modern and
cargo,liners "'afloat and, in. addition to usual cargo handling
rlfteilitletb' W incorporate , special features for carrying "land-sea"
^vans, and for handling
other cargo,
> '
efficient
development—and-^manufactureW of~htglr^energy. soUa,.
gas: generators and related items,—V. 1.90, p. 362.
research,
finished
the
1962.
Rocketdyhe's
Army.
propeilants, boosters,
of
.
01424)
issue
and
of
630,460 shares of common stock
1,500.000
out of a total
author¬
shares.
Random Housa
reported sales of $9,242,739 and net income of $642,818, equal to $1.02
EARNINGS—For
per
the
year
ended
April
30.
1959.
share.
no
.
(Continued on page .50)
"Volume
Number
190
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
5887
(1425)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
the
first
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
dividends
the
all
Fundamental
an¬
in* which
table
second
we
payment date.
Fund-— '
Aberdeen
Registered
*
shares
Payable
Share
v
pew
Co.
Telephone
7c
10-31
10-17
7VaC
11-30
$2
11-15
preferred
preferred-
iquar.)—
10-19
5.16%)
preferred
10-19
5.20%
preferred
Canadian Dividend Funds.
Aluminum
$4
12-24
12-
4
$6c
10-15
9-30
30c
Ail
-
9-30
9-25
Co.
j
tquar.)-_
11-16
11-15
9-30
25c
Flour
Riillu
iquar.
Nichols
$1.20
30c
non-voting
Avco
Corp.
pref
McBean
E-M
7'
preferred
v
Baltimore
12-
2
2
10-
10-
Eaiber-Ellis
Eathurst
Class
25c
10-15
10-
30c
12-
10-30
.)
7
10-14
2 %•
11-
30c
1
11-30
10c
preferred..
,
•
&
Ltd.
H-DA
Beryllium
Bluefield
Supply
9-25
Fisheries
4%
iquar.)
Corp.,
preferred
9-22
Hercules
9-22
Heublein,
11-16
10-30
Home
$50c
12-
1
10-15
9-30
20c
11-
3
12-
1
11-
2
10-23
7VaC
Briggs-Weaver Machinery
$1
preferred (quar.)
Brown-Forman
•.**
(Two
Distillers
shares
payable
to
of
Byers
M. i
(3-for-l
3-15
9-21
9-30
9-21
9-30
9-21
9-30
7%
Corp.
9-19
—:
____
10-
5c
10-30
2
$1.75
+—
Campbell
Soup
Canadian
Ltd.,
;•«
Telephone
■
(increased).__..
International
17 Vac
(quar.).
10-30
10-
l|fl6
10-30
45c
—
Investment
10-31
Canadian
Oil
Cknafund
Central
(stock
Hudson Gas
Champion Industries
Charleston
12-
1
11-13
11-14
9-30
Transit
+
10-13
—.
*11-2
10-31
9-30
75 c
.
10-' 5
9-25
split,
subject
stockholders
Clary Corp.,
Claussen
Union
6%
Jack
Fund
Stock
Pictures
Columbia
Commonwealth
-I
Shoe
1
9-23
10-
5
10-
1
9-22
10c
10-1
-9-28
9c
10-30
10-13
$1.06 V4
11-16
11-
10-24
10-
12 Vac
___
,..
income)
pfd,
__
(quar.)
2
9-30
11-13
1-4-60
1
Machinery
10c
11-16
10-
1
10-28
10-14
Consolidated
Royalties,
25c
11-
2
10-16
13%c
10-
1
9-28
10-30
10-15
5c
2%
10-30
preferred
11-
2
20c
10-
1
11-13
10-
20c
common—
1
10-
1
15c
9c
*
10-
25c
1
...—.——__
—
Craig Bit Co. Ltd
Crouse-Hinds
5%
10-
(quar.)
.—__——...
_.
Crowley Millner & Co
Cunningham Drug Stores, Ltd.—
5V2%
preference (s-a)__
Heintz,
1
Vilbiss
Dean
&
$$1.37'/a
30c
52'/a c
Oil
2
10-26
10-
1
10-22
9-18
,10-
1
10-31
10-13
9-24
10-
6
+20c
$20c
...—:__—
CJoth
Linoleum
&
Co.,
9-30
9-30
(
Inc.
(quar.)_
Department
10-31
19-
10-
10-
9
Paintr
Corp.
Stores
E'agle
6%
Co.,
preferred
11-
1
Co.
11-
9-
'
31vjc
10-24
ld-24
Long
island
12-15
11-16
10-15
East
Kootenay
Eastern
Power,
7%
pfd. (accum.
<quar.)________
Industries
Sault
Edison
Electric
i
+
(initial)——____
22c
60c
-
Rice
(R.
12-
11-
1
&
%;
preferred
preferred B
Matthiessen
&
A
<quar.)l_^——_—_
5%
Ltd.,
Co.,
pfd.
1
2
(quar.)
Erie
(Assoc.)
Group
class
A
.4——
Co.
(quar,)...:
6%
conv
pfd.
1 accum.)
(accum.)
Telephone, com, iquar.i.
preferred
(quar.)——:———
Middlesex
Products
iquar.)__.;—
i
6%
Rubber
4^/2%/-
Reclaiming,
preferred
Laboratories
Forge & Steel Corp.—
1
9-21
$1.75
12-i 5
10-31
10-
Common
6%
(stock
preferred
preferred
5%
2
10-
——
Mississippi Power & Light—
4 36%
preferred
iquar.)
preferred
Evans
5%
11-
10-
11-
2
1
1010-
New
Bedford
10-20
New
England
10-20
10-
1
common
Oct.
Fairbanks
Falstaff
Co:
(guar.)—
Corp.—
Morse
&
Brewing
35c
12-
1
11-
7
5
5
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
10c
10-
1
11-
30c
10-27
10-13
6%
30c
1-1-60
12-17
(increased-quar.l
common
preferred
(quar.)
Federal
SI.40
Federal
Grain,
pref
Ltd.,
class
iquar.i
Works
A
5%
prior
Sterling Inc., 7%
Flagg-Utica
Food
iquar.i
preferred
Corp.
:
10-15
9-30
30c
_
____•
10-15
9-30
35
11-
10-29
10-16
33/4%
5J/a%
preferred
$1.37 V2
10-16
common
iquar.)
be
distributed
preferred
10-15
11-
1
10-16
10-
1
9-18
10-30
10-15
20c
10-20
10-10
68:i4C
9
Old
River
10-
1
9-19
Clin
Oil
B
11-
2
10-20
I2V2C
10-16
10-
30c
40c
$1.06
—:
tquar.)—
11-
1
10-16
1-1-60
12-18
6
10-
1
9-25
* $1.12V2
10-
1
9-25
$1.25
10-
...
&
Co.
Corp.,
Gas
Co.,
Opelika Mfg. Corp.
Outlet Company
of
——
40c
40c
•
pfd. A (quar.)——
dividend)__
(stock
;
11-
2
10-
8
$1
11-
2
10-
9
11-
1
10-23
\
_
$1.19
quar/)
10c
Co.
5-31-60
5-13
11-30
11-13
,.87V2C
1
4-15
7 VaC
10-31
10-15
25c
10-30
10-
25c
11-15
10-36
$1.12 «/a
11-15
10-30
com/ (quar.)_
preferred
class
A
A
$15c
(quar.)
11-13
10-26
40c
10-15
10-
15c
10-
1
9-24
$1.25
common
10-
1
9-24
(quar.)
(quar.)
10c
(stock
sh.
12-1
1
10-21
10-
7
10-12
10-
6
9
dividend)
for
ea.
held)
(quar.).
W.)
1
12-15
20c
(quar.j
(P.
10-
9
$12y2c
l
(quar.)
Co.,
5-
2-15
;
(quar. 1
Ltd.
2-29-60
JZ_:
i
25c
Ltd.,
6%
Machine
Co.
<quar.)_
9
10-30
10-27
10-15
10-30
10-15
9C
(quar.)
10-
12-
25c
(s-a)____
10-31
3 </o
15c
pfd.
Consolidated
Industries
give the
we
(quar.)
10-19
10-
dividends announced
weeks and not yet paid.
dends
this
announced
2t
in
previous#
The list does not include divi¬
week,
these
being
given
in
tha
preceding table.
Per
Name 0/
Company
-
When
Share
dividend
Holder•
Payable oj Ret?-
Fund
Products,
Airwork
3%
(from
Shoe
Inc.
Corp.
investment
Stores
Ltd.
income)..-
(quar.)
dividend)—
5
10-20
$18c
12-
1
10-13
5c
(stock
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.
11-
5c
(Increased)
3%
10-15
50c
Co.——__
1
9-25
9-30
9-30
Allied
Stores
9-30
9-30
Corp.,
Allyn & Bacon
Stock
(quar.)-
(initial)
10-15
America,
preferred
Amerace
Corp.,
Stock
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
—
(quar.)
10-
a
9-2x
10-33
9-29
9-36
10-
1
Filter
^—
25c
(quar.)
1%
50c
27V2c
12-15
12-
1
American
Air
10-23
10-
9
American
10-9
50c
4%-
2
9-25
12-
1
11-16
$1.25
11-
2
10-22
1010-
a
2
11-26
I-1-60"
12-16
9-20
10-
;
.
9
10-
9
9-2»
10-30
10-15
10-
5
9-1©
Bankers Insurance Co. of Florida—
10-23
2
2
9-23.
12-10
933/4C
—■
v
Corp.
11-
30c
dividend
Petroleum
11-
15c
2%
;
of
Co.
10-20
75c
<
dividend
Aluminum
$3.75
common
25c
10c
—
iquar.i
1
4%
9
$1
25c
(year-end)
class A
5
10-
(quar.)___^__
America,
Co.
Chemical
(Spokane,
-
Sand
11-
11-10
j
.;—_—
(quar.)..
11-20
25c
(quar.).
preferred
Agnew-Surpass
—4
National
Corp.
Power
Affiliated
9.
15c
Insurance
5%.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hotel
(Montreal)
redeemable pfd. shs.
Amerada
Ohio
Inc.
Works
Yates-American
Yuba
9-30
9-30
933+c
...
10-
about
.
iquar.)_•_
Title
(quar.♦
Extra
9-30
10-15
preferred
Wash.)
Iron
conv.
Stock
(quar.l—
Northwestern
10-13
omitted
Adc-.ressograph-Multigraph Corp.—
:
(quar.)—
preferred
10-21
stock
7 Vac
Windsor
Ajr
4V2%
10-15
(stock
Hardware
10-19
26.
(quar.j.—
Nortex Oil & Gas Corp.—
'
$1,20 conv. preferred (quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone, com.
Class
iquar.)
$1
(quar.)—
become effective Oct.
will
4V»%
1
5c
(quar j
A
a
10-16
$1.75
iquar.i
iquar.i
Glass,
preferred
To
shs.
Light
10-29
Telegraph Co.—
5-for-l split of
&
12-
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
Foster-Forbes
Edison
approved
5c
York Merchandise' Co.
New
5%
"$1.25 '
•
(quar.c
pfd.
2
30c
:
(Wash., D. C.)
tincreased-quar. 1.7.
preferred
■5W>
Firth
B
2
11-
12-15
+
(increased)
Federal Services Finance Corp.
Class
A
(increased-quar.i
Class
11-
35c
25c.
+
Screw
2
11-16
6c
—
Inc.
Detroit
10-15
$1.49
(quar.):
Controls
Below
75c
(initial)
10-15
10-15
9-15
35c
...
10-15
$1.42'/a
;
;
pref.
preferred
Witco
10-15
$1.22//a
(inclosed
Corp.
Whiting Corp.
(37
7
10-15
$1/25
series)
9-24
$1.25
—
—
com.
new
Telephone
shs.
(1955
1
9-30
2
10-
$40c
22 «/2c
dividend)
Watson-Standard
5%
11-
20c
>y
Tz
10c
conv.
Viceroy
a
Corp.—
Whelan
Dorn
10-
Line—
California
9-20
Products—
No-Sag Spring Co.
Common
iqtiar )
Wright Line, Inc.> class B
Gas
Additional
(stock
of
1
10-
10^15
time)
(quar.)
pfd.
10-15
iquar.R—
Stockholders
Co.
Bros.
12-
11-/2
time)
Warren
10-20
i
n-
4%.
held)
9-20
10-26
10-22
11-16/
65c
25
2
Aeronautical,
10-20
10-15
(qua.)__
9
2
63%C
11-
—_
10-15
20c
:
6%>
Mfg. Co., Ltd.,
Corp.
(quar.)
1-1-60
10-
10-15
7 VaC
i
of
Vulcan
.
10-16
10-20
11-
15c
Y.)
Pipe
share
the
011
preferred
9-18
10-
11-16
11-16
10-23
Petroleum—
Aircraft
4V2%
9-22
1
P
11-10
10-15
Gas
(One
Radio,
Venezuela
10-20
1
10-
10-15
25c
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)——$1.14
Metal
Clemens
6V. preferred
10-30
10-30
(N.
Assn.,
each.share
this
Vanadium
9
10-
3
12-15
12-15
50c
(quar.)
this
(quar.)
Continental
Industries,
Universal
10-20
2
11-
25%
at
(initial)
(quar.)_
Van
11-14
11-
10-15,
30c
Woolworth
Petroleum
10-30
10c
Trust
Extra
t
10-30
3
10c
(quar.)
10-15
Mount
25c
&
preferred
$3.50
6
12-15
9-36
11-
WOrks—
payment omitted
2
10-15
Mohawk
15c
—
10-15
Mfg
pfd.
(stock .dividend)
IT-
preferred
1%
1____—
Grocery Co...
Products Co,
Evans
N. Y.
5.20%
...——$1.09
Valley Public Service—
(quar.)
—.—.1—
Common
62 Vac
•
...
of
Quarterly
-
National
dividend)
12-14+
2c
(quar.l
United
9
2
—
(quar.)..
(quar.)
9-1S
10-15
12-28
56 (4 c
4%
preferred (1956 series)
(quar.)
United Wallpaper, Inc.—
4%% class A pfd. (quar.).to-
5
11-
12c
.
...—
11-30
,
1
10-30
2c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5
30c
25c
50c
56V4C
(extra)..
com.
iquar.)
(monthly)
10-
5c
.
Abrasive,
10-
10-16
10-
$60c
dividend)
preferred
4%
9-15
7VaC
27V2C
$1.50
Extra
(quar.)————
Corp.__+
Moody's Investors S°rvice—
$3 partic preferred (quar.)—
10-30
$1.50
12 Vac
15c
Gas,
-Building
Company
Union'Oil
10-13
1
12-
35c
15c
5c
:
Michigan Bakeries, Inc., 5'/2%r pfd.
9-21
60c
A
Trav-ler
10-13
2
10-31
15c
—
2
11-
3%.>
Stores
1
iquar.t
Trane
'
4%
(quar.j...
Metropolitan Broadcasting (initial)——.Meyercord Company (quar.)—_—
Michigan
11-
$$1.25
20c
'
Employers
Iron
Bank
at
10-23
10-
$1.06'/4
iquar.)
dividend
Mercantile
1
10-19
Co.
(stock
Carp,
Mfg. for
Transtates
10-14
11-
$3.50
^—
—
Hegeler Zinc Co.
Corp.
10-
10-
5
11-13
-
Equipment
Propane
Mfg.
United
dividend
Stock
McCall
Mississippi
1
5
10-
10-14
10-16
11-
(quar.)—$1
Electric
Maritime
10-
11-
Shop
dividend)
Co.—
H.)
10-31
10-15
&
Trans
2
10-31
410c
32Vac
—;
(quar.)—...—___
Milling, Inc.—
(s-a)
10-15
22 Vac
10-
10-15
11-25
Products
(initial)
;
'n Shake Inc.. (Del.)
(quar.)
Container Corp.
(quar.)__^
(Payment
Lighting Co.
preferred
11-14
10c
iquar.)_
Railway
9-30
preferred
10-15
ti
1
$20c
(quar.)
56
$5.60
Telegraph—
(quar.);——__————
State
15c
(quar.)
25c
com.
Common
10-10
&
rH rH
"
$2.55
10-10
31'Ac
40c
—
11-12
$33 V3C
Power,
Insurance Co.
Transcontinental
10-28
(quar.)—--—.
(quar.)___..——___
(quar.):.
:___
B
9
9.
25c
(initial)
Products
Toronto
10-10
Ltd;-^.—„=^4-——
(M.),
4.56%
__
Oct.
on
Casualty Co. (quar.)__
& Securities, Inc—
Fire
Toro
10-15
10-24
common
A
Co.
12c
...
&
Supercrete, Ltd.
9-24
15c
Co.,
Telephone
$1.50
common...^
1
(quar.).^
B
Traders
1
9-25
(quar.)—_
Northrup
10-31
1
11-
preferred
10-12
_
—
10-13
.
date
-
preferred
Link-Belt
.
EZ
Fire
$5.96
11-14
25c
:
4
split
6%. pfd. (quar.)_
Coast'Corp.- (quar.)
Company, Ltd. (quar.)^
$5.70
$30c
registered class A (quar.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
10-
11-
10-22
to
(quar..)_„
&
(quar.)
11-12
$13c
(quar.)
55c
A
1
Loeb
Miles
10-24
11-13
5c
12-
Salt
4%
subject
two-for-one
a
Record
Company
9-19
2
Ltd.—:
Dupuis Freres,
dividend
Corp._„
1
convertible
Macy
10-22
25c
11-26
1
'
1
20c
(quar.)....
common
preferred
preferred
5%
2
(quar.)_
10-
Lincoln
9
10-31
11-
Pak
Suburban
1
25c
•
—
(quar.)..;
Stores
10-22
11-
9-21
10-
"\T
3IV4C
2
1
2
Co.—
shs.
com.
Carpet
-(Class
,—
11-
I
(Calif.)
approved
9-19
Midwest
150c
$20c
——
Supply Co.
9-10
Ltd.—
Extra
Metals &
9-10
Tool
1
&
10-10
10-31
the
Trade
Mid-Texas
Quarterly
Ducommun
9
&
10-
Leeds
.
15c
—.1.
shares
shares
Bearer
Dominion
i.
quar.)
10-
Investments, Ltd.—
Equity
Registered
11-
(quar.)..—...
;
Light (quar.).—...—_r
&
Power
Dominion
(increased
Company
Company
Delaware
10-19
Corp.,
Gear
Stop
9-21
10-10
7'/aC
—
10-22
25c
approval)
class A
25c
Stock
—
De
9-15
7 Vac
^
... ...——
1
(stock
Stone
9-21
10-10
Inc.
9-30
10-
25c
_____
....
10-15
$4c
....
Co.
Steak
.
Inc.—
4
A
Sta-Rite
9-21
•
2
50c
class
2
Metals
Class
10-23
1
11-
90c
pfd.
.
partic.
4y2%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Speedry Chemical Products, class A (initial)
9-25
30c
(quar.)—_
11-
50%
5'/a%
j._
Common
9-25
20c
(quar.)
Services,
1
12-
I
(quar.)
10-22.
Special Investments
9
10-
12-
68 %c
(quar.)
1
14c
(quftr.
$2
Standard
12-
20c
11-
and
(quar.)_;
Southern
10-16
3%%>
(quar.)...
com.
(quar.)_*___:
Company,
4 V4
15c
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
Standard
(quar.)
Stores
Corp.,
20c
30c
income
Southam
10-15
25c
rcpts. ordinary (int,erim)
*~7
y*
•
50c
Co.
Company,
A.)
B
Class
10-15
Mutual, Inc. (8V2C from invest¬
Income
plus 223/4C from realized
Lear,
Inc.—
Participating preferred
River Newsprint Co
Coosa
Purina
(C.
Shawinigati Water
Ltd.—
com.
Shares______^____„_
investment
Supply
Sea
10-15
2
(quar.):i.__—...
Telephone,
.
business Oct. 9th.
Sheraton-Gibson^Corp.,
2
,
11-16
'
50c
net
Sargent. &
9-21
10-15
11-
—
11-16
12-15
1
9-21
9-30
10-30
11-
...
12-15
$7 Vac
securities profits.
Roxbury
10-28
t$l
(increased)
Mines, Ltd. (initial)
of
preferred (quar.).—-----—25c
(quar.j
10c
Lane
7%
Denison
close
from
of
11-16
12'/2c
(accum. ).___
^
1
shares for each share
outstanding
the
12-15
12-
,006 'A
iquar.i;
pfd.
Industries,
Diversified
(S.)
8
Consolidated
tional
Ross
10-30
25c
,
(quar.
Louisiana,
investment
(from
___■
x
$4.90
Klein
9-21
7c
Co
$4.25
Stock Fund
income)
Compo
Yard
investment
Corp.,
10-
10c
(quar._—.
(from
&
Leslie
67/itC
Extra
10-15
$3
security profits)
5%
_____
10-13
Rogers
Investors
of
(quar.)..
(quar.)
Co.
(Dan)
Colonial
11-
50c
preferred (quar.)__.__
Funding Corp. of N. Y.,
preferred (quar.).
5%
approval
4)
preferred
Bakeries
Cleveland
Cohen
Nov.
5V2%
to
A
Investors
Chicago Rivet & Machine Co.—
(2-for-l
11-
Republic
5
2
——
deposit
preferred
6%>
10-9
2%
Corp. (incr.)
dividend)
(quar.).,
10-30
23c
Electric
(stock
70c
100%
10-13
Reynolds
10-15
10-30
$20c
—
dividend)—.—-----
&
10-10
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
Investors
11-13
iquar.)____________
Ltd.—_—______
Carpenter Steel
2 VaC
A-(quar.)
Brick Co.
Chemical
ment
1
$$1.25
Ltd.
Cos.,
Co,,
$1
10-15
'12-
9
11-1
stockholders
10-15
$30c
(quar.j
.noncumulative
Class
9
f 15c
preferred' (quar.):
5%
9-30
10-26
...^
conv.
Financial
Trust,
f quarrl»-_..-
' eemmon-
9
10-
South
Department
9-28
11-13
10-
10-
10-20
Company,
Extra
Co.—
•___
Interstate
2
11-30
_____
(quar.)
10-15
'
Interstate
Imperial
10-15
:
2
5
10-27
common -(quar.)_.
preferred
Standard
6%
11-
10-16
5
5
2
20c
class
Interstate
10c
25c
10-
(Co.,
(quar.)„_4__
Stockholders
preferred
Stock, dividend
Hjdraulic Press
Inter-Mopntain
.
is-ai_.____—
(initial-quar.)
com.
preferred
partic
10-
Inc.—
Refrigerator Co.
American
common
15 c
California
10-31
35c
12
10-
Class
24 )
Mfg., 5V2%>
Hydra-Power Corp.
(initial quar.
10-
Ralston
2
50c
Co.:.-.:
Hycon
sh.
com.
spliti
10-
ll-f:3
:
(quar.)
Hussmann
10-31
10-15
&
Factors,
B
9
Raytheon
•
div.)
(stock
(quar.).—:___/
Co.,
Class
12-15
9-30
25c
—
Corp.
Products
Steel
(A.
1-1-60
4-1-60
held, subject
of stockholders Oct. 2.3)
Brewing
9-30
Co.—
non-voting
new
each
on
approval
Buchanan
Burger
-
Mfg.
V2c
20c
(quar.).—.—
Hardware
Kubshman
10-
10-12
6c
9-30
10-15
50c
^
(initial).;
holders Nov.
11-20
$1
1
from
$1.25
(quar.)
Bearing Co. (quar.—
split subject to approval of stock¬
(2-for-l
9-18
25c
:
20c
Co.
Bridgeport
pfd.
:„
Allison
<fe
Ball
11-
Quarterly Distribution
10-27.
'.3c
Drilling, Ltd. (s-a)
Light & Power Co..
licover
9-29
Inc.
$1.17
;
10-15
10-15
3c
Hi-Tower
9
50c
Bowl-Mor
income)
5%.
9
(quar.)
Finance
at
11-10
1
10-15
+$3
(quar.
Powder,
10-13
—
.
ordinary
Products.
A
10-
Extra
Corp.
Gulion
preferred
25
iquar,)
common
(quar.)
7%>
1
10-15
>
11-16
11-
$$1.50
income)...—
(from
11-
9-25
11-25
40c
.
iquar.)____
ordinary
;
Heat-Timer
$80c
—
(front
$1.10
VaC
2
5%
America
(quar.)
15c
Inc.-—
Quarterly
7
7
Booth
2
10-
$1.37'/a
9
10- 9
addi-
10-
10-16
10-16
—
10-
1
12'/ac
■
10-16
dividend).:
1
Price, (T. Rowe) Growth Stock
Fund—~~~~
Directors
voted
to
distribute
two
2
25c
(quar.)______
pfd. A
iquar.i.
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Ins
10-22
stock-split)
(2-for-l
Corp.
VaC
11-
common
(quar. ):+4:___
30c
(quar.)__
87 Vac
Edison, 3.60% preferred (quar.j'""
90c
4.70%
preferred (quar.)r
3
r~ $1.17 Va
Powell River, Ltd.
(initial)
J
$15c
9-22
10-
2
95c'
Potomac
10-12
10-16
10-
11-
preferred
$3.50
10-27
10-15
2
(quar.")-
pfd.
10-19
11-16
11-
Stevens Chemical—-
Pittston
9-25
10-15
.5c
Hart, Schafiner & Marx
Hooven
r.—
11-14
25c
$45c
$$1.50
~
preferred
Pioneer
I6V1C
Harrisburg Telephone Co., 5%
10-30
10-
H-C7
Series
Ltd.—
'
11-14
1
split)--
Stores "(stock
North
of
Series
25c
textrai—...^—
Co.,
1
12-
10-31
$1:07 Va
New common
Reed
11-10
10-15
$1.75
Paper
Co.
Hamilton Funds,
10-20
11-20
$1.50
(quar.j
(Canada)
12-
'
9-30
10c
iquar.i
64 Vac
(quar.
12 Vac
10-36
preferred
4.68%
6%;
'»i.'—L
(quar.)
Guarantee
3
J—
(quar.)
Power
A
11-14
10-13
(quar.)
4.40%'
6
55c
Co.
10-15
1
6
2
common
Transit
1
12-
preferred (quar.)
Grayson-Robinson
11-
(quar. I
Holding Corp.,
11-
(quar.)•_..
(2Vs-for-1
Greeley Gas Co., 5Vi%
U-
(quar.I—
Industries
10-15
62 Vac
i
•
class A
B
'/a%
Hercules
E-I-F
1
10-36
10-30
preferred
Pierce &
Pumps, 5%
preferred (quar.L
Government Employees Corp.\(s-a
Inc.—
non-cum
Co.
Industries
Seal Products,
.9-23 *
12-22
(quar ).
Products,
Steel
11-
__
Gouids
& 'Co.—
prior
conv.
Automatic
9-22
8
10-26
10-20
$1.12 l/a
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co. (
Atlas
Credit Corp.,
com.
(stock divid
Austin
2
11-
$1.12¥2
i_
1
split
6
10-31
5c
6c
(quar.):———-
10-
10-
Co.^—
Class
.
10-16
35c
preferred
Gold
Cement
stock
Gladding.
.10-23
10-26
;
-
Arizona
3-for-l
10-17-,
2
11-
50c
40c %
(quar.)__—
distilling; Co
Portland
Glass-lite
12VaC
Can
American
4.50 0
Glant
Specialty Co:—.
American
50c
1 quar. l_
;$4
)
2
62VaC
(quar.)
iquar.(^
1-
4
preferred (quar.) '
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80%
11-
11-13
25c
6%
9
$1.30
1
12-
10-
2
50c
11-
12-24
16-16
11-
of Indiana—
Go.
11-
.
11-16
9
10-36
11-13
2 Vac.
Davis & Co. (quar.)
__L_
Patterson (C. J.) Co.,
d(/> pfd.
Penman's Ltd., common^
(quar.)
;_J_.
4.30%
iquar.)
27c
„—
10c
10-
oj Rec~
7 Vac
(quar.)_4"_.Z~._Il__™"r"
~2JiZZ
Co.
Parke,
22 Vac
14c
5 '/2 '
+
2
Holderm.
11-16
(quar.)
(Tuar.~)_~I_Il
11-
$$1.25
$2.50 preferred
<quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
5%
preferred
tquar.)
+.—
A
9-25
3Qc
<quar.)____
Florida
Chemical
When
Share
.
,
Payable
75c
Company
Corporation
Extra
10-26
California—,
of
Per
Name of
Pall
stock-
(initial)
com.
iquar.)
Co. of
General Telephone
9-30
10-26
$0,008
—
2-ior-l
com.
preferred
General
•
.
.
—
Inc.,
Telephone
^Va/ir
of Rec.
10-13
Park
a
Steel Wares, Ltd.,
preferred iquar.)_
General
Name o) Comvany
approved
Mills.
Holders
When
10-23
Hol&era
Inc.—
General
5%
0) Rec.
'
General
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Per
Investors
split
Then we follow with
show the payments previ¬
Payable
20c
Corp.^Cquar.)
Stockholders
nounced during the current week.
a
Stores
When
Share
Name 0/ Comvany
Franklin
13
10-
8%
preferred
American'
American
Biltrite
Book
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)—
Co.
Rubber
Co
iquar.)—
20c
40c
10-30
10-15
II-
2
10-13
9-3<«
1Q-U*
30c
preferred
.———
__™—.—..
11-2
10-
"British Petroleum,
9
Approximately
12-15
11-30
25c
10-10
9-30
$1.50
11-11
12-22
12-
5%
—r,
1
10-5
10-30
Machine & Foundry--
American
97:,2C
9-30
Buffalo Forge
$1:25
3.90%/ preferred (quar.)
10-15
10-15
9-30
Bullock's,
preferred (quaf.)——-——
pfd.
Burlington Steel Co., Lid.
American Maize-Products Co.
$1.12 V2
preferred (quar.)__r_____—
American Manufacturing (Del.) (quar.)
12-
1
11-20
25c
4%%
10-
7
9-28
Burroughs Corp.
Terminal
Bush
9-28
Crown
9-28
Crystal Oil & Land Co.. $1.12 pfd. (quar.)—-
11-25
11-12
11-
1
10-15
1-2-60
12-11
10-20
9-25
2%
11- 2
10-
(initiai-quar.)
common
preferred
/5%
Fund,
5
11-
Inc.—
17 '/a c
_
.
2
7
9-28
Calgary Power,
.
stock)'
Fire
California
4.705
12-15
1c
(.quar.)
American Natural Gas Co., com.
12-15
11-30
11.-2
10-15
2
Quarterly
American
Transit
American
Zinc,
Anaconda
Wire
$1.75
10-30
10-10
9-10
7*jc
10-15
10-*5
10-
l2*bc
convertible
10-
15c
11-16
llr
11-
15c
n-
1.
7
9-15
(quar,)r
$2.80 preferred (quar.).
170c
A
130c
preferred
4%%
_
1
11-
2
Ltd.,
25c
$2.40
preferred
preferred
Constable
Interim
Atlantic
Stationers
•
City
12-
.• ' '
preferred
4.10')
tr
■
.■
4.35',)
4.75'')
(quar.)
,
(quar.)
Atlantic Coast Line RR., 5')
Axe
3
32
cents
cents
l'C
10-15
/
"B"
B.
M.
I.
Corp.
Welt
<
Baldwin
6%
Piano,
GO
Dodge
Ltd.
Corp.,
preferred
of Georgia Ry.
2
10-
8
2
10-
8
11-
10-
5
9-15
10-15
10-15
1-15-60
11-
1-15
10-
2
5
11-
2
9-15
10-23
9-25
Slock
div.
Products
Corp.
10-10
35c
10-
15c
9-25
10-31
$1.50
(quar.)
10-15
7
9-25
10-
9
9-30
1-15-60
12,,2C
10-16
9-28
50c
10-20
9-25
10-20
(quar.)
12-31
dividend/
Chicago Molded Products
Cincinnati Gas <fe Electric
7*2 %
10-16
9-25
Common
4%
4%
Bell
Co.
Nctl.
(quar.)
Bank
Boetitch,
Boston
Inc.,
Edison,
4.25%
(quar.)
4.78%
Bowater
1
Paper, Ltd.
deposit
per
Bralorne
9-30
10-20
10-10
9-16
9-16
10-10
9-28
11-14
10-31
75c
12-19
12-
15c
i
10-15
10-15
30c
III
(quar.)
10-20
50c
11-
10-
7
12-
9
10-10
9-20
3%
10-10
9-20
20c
(increased-quar.)__
10-16.
2
9-25
11-
2
10-19
$1.20
U-
2
10-19
11-16
al4c
(interim)
»*
10-30
(quar. )_
_
British Columbia
8%. preferred
Power
Ltd.,
tquar.)
com.
(quar.)_
——II
British Columbia Telephone Ltd.—
4®e% preferred (quar.)
J
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
+10c
42 %c
Britisk-AmericanTdbaccoCo, _Ltd.—
Amer. dep. rets. ord. regis;
/interim)
/ Amer. dep. rets. ord. bearer (interim)—~
&
9314c
10-30
-
10-15
10-15'
Combined
Stock
(Stock
9-16
9-16
10-
8
9-25
10-
:$i.5o
8-24
10-
i35c
9
9
9-21
U-
1
10-16
11-
1
10-16
10-15
10-15
10-
1-1-60
11-15
$1.12 *'2
1-1-60
(quar.)
10-
9
10-
9
10-
1
10-
1
:10c
pfd.
Eastern
2
preferred
B
10-15
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
11-1
u-1
10- 3
10-15
10-
1
20c
10-15
10-
2
50c
U-
$1.12%
% 11-
1
10-15
25c
(accum)
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
Ekco
$1.25
11-
1
10-20
Elastic
6%C
11-
2
10-17
Electric & Musical Industries, Ltd.—
Amer. shares
(final)
Products
2%
10-
40«
8
10-10
9-
Co.,
common
11-
2
10-15
RR.
1
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)'
Stbp-Nut Corp. of Amer.
Efmira <fc Williamsport
1
Co.
(quar.)
*
— _
:
10-
2
10-15
1
12-11
15%
10-
$1.16%
(s-a)
EmcoT Ltd. (initial quar.)
9-25
9-17
10- 7
$1.75
Mfg. Co.
Echliu
4
1
22 %c
;
(quar.)i.
Economics Laboratory (quar.)
12-
10-
15c
(quar.)
(Md.)—
50c
(quar.)_
14c
preferred A (accum.)—_
$6
10-20
9-24
$1.50
Steel
Stainless
_
:eoc
^
Eastern States Corp.
12-18
10-15
:$1.50
Eastern
—Participating
10-15
37%C
(accum.)
10-30
19314c
___•
87*2C
(quar.)__
9-21
S
12 %c
25,%
10-15
10-
2
Emhart
(quar.)__
28c
10-30
10-16
Enamel
Ltd
(Louisville)—
:8c
10-15
9-30
from
secuirties
profits)^
Equity Oil Co. (s-a)__
Erie & "Pittsburgh RR. gtd. (quar.)_
Ero Mfg. Co. .(quar.)
;
Evans Grocery Co.
9-22
1-22-60
12-22
10-15
9-15
Energy Fund—
9-22
10-22
12*ac
Quarterly
Corp.,
Insurance
10-24
10-24
Ltd.—
(1956)
Food Centers (initial)
Bakeries, com.
(increased-quar.)
Eagle
9-11
10-15
$7
1.
(Toronto)
(quar.)_
cOjnmon (quar.)
(quar,)
10-
:50C
12-15
12
1
10-20
10-
5
15c
$1.50
5
10-
9-25
10-
5
9-25
11-
(quar.)
5
1
40c
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Heating Products, class A (quar.)
&
investment
net
frofh
(19c
25%
Life Assn.
Light & Power Co.—
preferred (quar.)
$2
preferred
(quar.)_.
$2.04 preferred (quar.)
$1.90
$2.06
preferred
$2.09 preferred
$2.20
M
47 %c
50c
$5
Edison
preferred
Consolidated
Stock
:
;
N.
5
5
10-
5
11-
1
10-
5
U-
1
10-
5
11- 2
10-
8
5%
Natural
Gas
Co.
Paper
(qujrr.)-..^-
Corp.,
Consolidated Water Co.,
6% preferred (quar.)
Ltd.
preferred
$4.16
preferred
class
A
(quar.)
of
Corp.
income
&
:i2%c
9-30
10-31m
$1.04
10-
$1.23
9-22
8
20c
10-19
9-25
87 %c
12-10
11-30
12 %c
10-15
10-
1
10c
10-15
10-
1
10-15
9-
10-
Products
Co.
$5.25
preferred
10-15
(quar.)
1-2-60
12-
4
1-2-60
12-
4
1-2-60
12-
4
35c
(quar.
15c
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
^
12- 1
11-13
12-
11-13
1
10-16
10-
5
9-25
9-21
17 %c
10-14
10-
1
50c
10-26
10-
2
(quar.)__.
$1.31%
10-1.5
9-18
12-31
12-15
4-1-S0
3-15
1-2-60
12-22
1
1
9-30
10-15
7%e
Federated
Fine
l
1
Arts
Department
Acceptance
Stores,
11-
1
10-
2
56V4C
Federal National Mortgage Assoc.
11-
1
10-
2
10-15
2814c
12-i5
23c
10-15
9-30
50c
10-31
10-10
20c
10-16
45c
10-15
(monthly)
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.
Stock
First
■
B
Corp.,
Ltd.
(rcduaed
(N. Y.)
9-25
5
10-20
10-
10-30
10-16
50%
10-20
10-
50%
10-20
(quar.)
75C
20c
quar.)_
(Continued
9-30
"
—
City Bank
-
65c
—
Co., class A (stock dividend).
(stock dividend)
National
11-30
2%
(quar.)
Lumber
Class
First
dividend
0-29
50c
Fireman's Fund Insurance (Son Francisco)—
Quarterly
—
...
^
Fluor
Electric,
$3
5c
J.)
(N.
Federal Paper Board, common (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)___
10-23
$1.13
(Chicago)
Oil
(quar.)
'
9-30
11-20
v
(quar.)
Co.
11-
Co.
___*
insurance
r*4 0
11-15
25c
Insurance
(quar.)
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
9-30
10-15
65c
Life
10-30
40c
i_
Common
6
17 %c
e*
25c
(resumed).
Federal Pacific Electric—
4
10-26
10-16
1
$3
Sugar Assn.
Co.
11-
$1.50
(quar.)^
(quar.)
Federal
$1.12%
(increased)
(quar.)
Gas
pfd.
(Syracuse, N. Y.)
9-10
$1.04
America
Inc.
Cocper-Jarrett,
Corn
Corp.
Eastern
River
Federal
10-15
:40c
$1
Motors
11-16
37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Casualty Co.
10-15
16c
Consumers Power Co., common
$4.50 preferred (quar.)____•
$4.52
(quar.)
52%c
6%
FarmersTraders
Foods Corp.—
Royalty oil Co
Controls
,
Fajardo
Fall
Quarterly
$1.25
;
Consolidated
Continental
1010-
1
Y.
(quar.)
dividend
Consolidated
1
11- 1
11-
55c
Go.-of
Fairbanks Co.,
5
51 %c<
51c
(quar.)
preferred
Consolidated
11-
10-
52* 4c
(quar.)
(quar.
Cornell-Dubilier
:$i.io
10-15
10-23
America-
Inc.
87%C
$1.12%
11- •
11-13
of
Connecticut
8-24
10-15
11-25
/
of
Co.
Canada
$1.25
(monthly)
1
10-
Pont
Common
15c
1956)
(E. I.) de Nemours & Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
7*2'/,
preferred (quar.)
Duquesne Natural Gas, $1.50
$1.50
Conn (C, G.), Ltd.,
7%
Pont
11-17
(s-a)
International
preferred
preferred
9-10
10- 3
Corp.—
Co.
Life
10-12
5
Inc
12-17
10c
dividend)
Confederation
2
2
10-
4*2%
Engineering
Commonwealth
11-
11-
10c
into
share for share basis
a
10-22
7>/2C
dividend
Combustion
11-14
25c
$3.50
37*/2C
dividend)
Insurance
Continental
7d
Iron
25c
on
International,
$4,50
Co.—
(stock
2
(Convertible
(quar.)
stock
37Ho
37%e
:
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric
2
8c
Ltd
Fuel
Common
11-
7
—
Colorado
2
11-14.
preferred
du
45c
5% pfd. (series 1947 and
Colorado central Power Co.
9-18
9-18
2
11-
12-15
(quar.)
Colonial Finance
10-27
10-15
11-
iinc.reased-quar.)
Coippany, com.
1-6-60
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_:
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR., 4% pfd. (quar.)
7% regular guaranteed (quar.)
6%
6
•
11- 2
30c
11-14
9-25
10-
1
9-24
2%
—_
1
9-24
10-15
$1.25
(quar.)—_
4
9-30
10-15
U5c
t$1.75
.
—_e—
9-
10-
2
Dunhill
Illuminating Co.—
Consolidated
11-
of
10-31
3 % %1 "preferred
2
11-
15c
Mines,
10-
75c
$1.07
I
_II__H
Bridgeport Hydraulic (quar.)
Bristol-Myers,
2
12 %c
;
share)
Pioneer
5
9-24
1-2-GO
87 % c
receipts
(interim)
(Equal to approximately
shilling.
10-15
UOc
<quar.)_:
American
5
25c
(quar.)i
(quar.)
preferred
Bourjois, Inc.
5
10-
:25c
_
(quar.)
common
10-
10-15
$1.25
;__
preferred
8
9-15
10-16
Ry.
10-
11-
and must be, converted prior to Nov. 2,
to, receive common dividends)
Ducomimm Metals & Supply Co. (quar. 1
5
12-10
12-31
11-
10-28
:i5c
(quar.)
10-15
20c
10-23
11-
50C
(quar.)
4V2 r'o
Commonwealth
______
(quar.)
A
2-
10-15
2
Y~.)
N.
(quar.)
class
10-15
11-
25c
Cascade
Stores
3-1-60
5c
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Tobacco, common
dividend
1-13
t50o
—
preferred
1-31-60
20C
(Brooklyn,
Corp.
(quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp., common (quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)___.
.
8
10-14
20c
;
Food
9
2-
10-31
"
Bros.
Stock
11-
3-1-60
20c
Hats, Ltd., common
$1 preferred A (quar.)_
Borman
1
15c
20c
50c
B lit more
6%
12-
.
(quar.)
Berkshire Gas Co.
(quar.)—
Biddeford & Saco Water (quar.)
Boise
9-30
____■
of Canada
Works
Extra
Bloch
10-15
2
____
Quarterly
Bulks
2
11-
common
(quar.)__.
(quar.)—
preferred
Bensonhurst
6-10
11-
15c
Telephone
Iron
7-1-60
30c
(quai'.)____
—
Belmont
2%
9-24
12-11
tl7%c
—
;
preferred
preferred
4%
10-15
11-23
9-25
10-15
UOc
30c
4%'
9-23
10-15
9-25
1.0-29
11-16
J40c
dividend
Drackett
9
11-16
2*2%
(quar.)
6c
1-1-60
10-
9-24
10-15
10-15
:i7%c
Ltd.
Corp., 5'fi
1st preferred
Chemical Co. (quar.)
^tock
8
30c
(quar.)__
Electric
75c
414 c
3-31
10-30
9-30
2
9-30
9-30.
12-31
11-13
:60c
Textile,' Ltd., common
common
^
Cleveland
2%
11-
10-15
:50c
—
Coal
&
Dover
du
Clearfield
(quar.)
10-
10-31
■
25c
Chicago, Milwaukee. St. Paul & Pacific RR.
Common
(quar.)__.
;
,
Common (quar.)
Series A preferred
(quar.)_.
Mahoning
1,
Steel
preferred (quar.)
7%
9-30
5%
common
9-25
Barber Oil Corp. (Stock dividend)
Stock
dividend
2%
3%
Chicago Great Western Ry.,
Common
10-24
87V2c
9-25
J.
(quar.)
.
9-25
(quar.)
1
dividend.
10-20
$1
pfd.
10-
(quar.)
10-20
(quar.)
10-15
Dominion
1
lb
dividend)
$1.06
Corp.
10-
f#om net invest, inc.)
Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.,
3 V2 % preferred) (quar.)
and
pref.
:44c
:44c 4-15-60
(reduced)
Dominion Tai- & Chemical Ltdw com.
10-
9-30
10-30
10-15
:43c 1-15-60
:
1
65c
(stoek
of
preferred (quar.)
Paper. Ltd.
Dow
$1.75
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., 70
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.,
7%
Dominion
10-
50C
10-15
II-25
:$i.i2V2
10-15
10-
(extra)
(Third quarter
Chemical
Chesapeake
•
(quar.)—
com.
Dominion
2*2C
2
?10C
i50c
(quar.)—
plassl Ltd.,
1
10-15
Champion Industries (stock dividend)
Champlin Oil & Refining (quar.)
Chemical Fund, Inc.—
____
Baystate
4t/2% preferred
9-23
10-15
;
noiKumulative convertible
9-30
11-
420c
—_
10-
1 *2 c
Extra
10-30
12 %c
(quar.)
Inc.
10-15
17*2C
(quar.).
12-21
U7*2C
(quar.)_
10c
^
Chain Belt Co.
2
Fund,
Dominion
11-1*
5
I-4-60
(quar.)__n
Ltd.
8
9-30
10-
11-16
39c
Foundries & Steel—
10-16
12-31
10-2
37*-2C
7c
2
10-28
1114c
—
(quar.)
common
Engineering Works, Ltd. (s-a)——
10-31
20c
:
10-20
10-15
Corp.,
Dominion
10-15
10-
8-27
The
cash
—
Dominion
5c
(quar.)
10-31
9314c
net securities profits.
divio'end is payable In
8
Century Investors, Inc.—
$1.50
Y.)
5%
9-30
10-
9-30
•
10-26
*8j/2%
——
Bridge, Ltd. (quar.)
Dairies, xLtd.,
common
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
non-cifmulative preferred (quar.)—»
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
5%
25C
,^\Extra
$2
—
9-28
year-end dividend of 2* 4 cents
investment income plus 9*2
MineS,
5%
10-31
256
11-
preferred
10-14
(quar.)
Co.—
11-
20c
(N.
9
35C
:
10-20
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_—
Co.
10-31
(quar.)
7%
Trust
9-
9-30
2
10-21
c
8
70b
S5
Co.
Y.)___—,
(final)
(N.
Dominion
9
10-21
50c
:
4Yte/o
Bankers
11-
33c
(extra)
(quar.)
Gas, oommon
9-28
9-30
cent
Dominick
9-30
10-
10-15
10-15
Dominion
u
(quar.)
10-
25c
of N.
10-20
410c
(quarj_
common
2
25c
dividend
10-12
10-15
25c
stock
Dome
8
1
11-15
2
•
(quar.)__
City Title Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
Clayton (Mark) & Co. (quar.)_
Stock
9-30
1010-
& Sons Stores
1
Mfg.
11-16
1
10-20
2
$1.56 preferred
9-30
10-12
(Gtd.)—
;
common
25c
(quar.)
10-15
$1.25
-
J
Century' Acceptance,
Class A
(quar.)
35c
Bankers National Life Insurance Co.
415c
5c
(qu'ar.)2.
10-23
Corp.
(quar.)
(Joseph) & Sons
9-15
10-31
preferred
Bancroft
10-15
11-10
;
Bangor Hydro-Electric, common
4%
preferred (quar.)
49314c
$1.12%
$1.12%
increased-quar.
preferred
or
8
11-
(quar.
Co.
Hamilton
9-30
10-
2
"
Baldwin-Lima
9-30
10-30
CHnchfield & Ohio Ry.
Stock
Backstay
10-15
troc
12-
10-15
15c
(guar.)—
common
from
9*i!
430c
(quar.o__,_.
$1
50c
11-
net
cents
9-30
6
11-
A 19o9 fiscal
10-1
12-
25c
Distillers Co.,' Ltd.
Dividend'Shares, Inc.—
10-15
12-15
11-15
Corp.
from
;—
(s-a)
15c
10-
10-15
1
82% c
2
30c
1
+$1.50
10-
37 *2C
11-
1
10-
...
m.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
income
gains i
Vickers,
S.
»J.
9-30
6
10-15
(quar.)
Corp.,
Discount
(quar.)
Central Indiana Gas
$1.02%
$1.0814
Dillon
9-15
10-
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
Gardner
ijreferreti
10-1
Ltd,
9-18
11-
$L50
1
15c
Central Aguirre Sugar
(year-end payment
capital
10-15
B
Diamond
4
9
11-16
(quar.)
'—
elq«s A (quar.)—:
Fruit,
Giorgio
Di
9-18
common
Investments,
Tunnel
Canada
&
10-
.
11-
+2V2C
5%
America—
investment
from
from
Denver. Tramway
5
'
Power & Light cojnmon
Asbestos, Ltd. (quar.)
Celotex
5%
Houghton Fund
of
General
Common
dividend
Stock
9
10-26'
•
9
1V4C
(quar.)—^
f 37 the
.
(quar.)_
Plastics
Central
—.—
of
10-
470c
(s-a)
(quar.)____
common
(quar. >
preferred
Cassier
9
(stock div.)_____
Atlas Life Insurance
(Tulsa)
(quar.)
Quarterly
Atlas Steels, Ltd. (quar.)—.
Co*
Ltd.,
Central Electric &
com.
Automatic Canteen
Bronze,
$2.50
—
Corp.,
Steamship Lines, Ltd.
preference
10-28
37
pfd. (s-a)
Ay res (L. S.) Company—,.
4% %
preferred (quar.
4%Co preferred (1957 series) (quar.)_____
Atlantic Refining, 3.7o%
pld. B (quar.)
Atlas
Canada
11- 2
$1.1814
I_"
____
11-2
Class
»
Co
$1
(quar.)
Deming Company
10-
18c
a-
Carolina
1
'
(quar.I
preferred
preferred
preferred
1
>;
9-il5 '
6
10-26
50c
.
3-4
,w____.r'
Quarterly
10-15
11-
10-
4%
10-
10c
Subject to approval by the
L'oard of P. U. Commis-
Jersey
New
1
10-
$1
10-27
:
35c
—
4-1-60
'25c
2 Y-,
Electric, common (quar.)____
stock
split
approved
by
11-
10-10
2
11-16
to
-
(quar.)____—
Estates
Man
4-1-60
Carolina,
1
Threc-for-two
stockholders.
De
Detroit: Edisoif Co',
( s-a)
Canadian Industries, Ltd.,
7%
preferred
(quar.)
10-15
60c
(quar.)
1
10-15
43:!ic
...
Supply
1
33c
(qitar.)__l__
(s-a)_
-
-
Canadian
5C/4C
_______
Associated
10-
10-
f871'2c
b
Capital
25c
1
1
1
11-
30c
—
J87*/2C
A
Class
2
12 VuC
11-
Packers, Ltd.—
Class
2
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Arrcw-Hart 6c Hegeman Electric Co
Artesian Water, 7% preferred (quar.)
Associated Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
10--1
payment
$1.25
,
9
Ltd.—
of* 5: shillings
equal
approximately 6414c_——
Interim
10-15
11-
Equipment
class A (quar.)^
Consolidated Mines,
Beers
De
4i$1.06>/4
11-
4 % %
1
Detroit
162 y2c
—
5
9-28
Canadian
1
10-
10-31
160C
(quar.)—.
Arnold
12-
125c
_—
1
10-15
10-31
6%
10-15
5c
(quar.),—
$2.50
11-
181.37 V2
5%%
preferred B
(quar;)..—t.;
Applied Arts Corpi,_.
:
Argus Corp." Ltd., common (quar.)
9314c
60c
Ltd.
6Qc preferred (quar.)____.
w
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.—
10-15
9
11-16
55
10-15
:135c
corp., (quar.)—
10-
$2
1
10-
Canadian Drawn Steel,
ll- 2
156 V4C
preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)
Chemical
Ansul
Anthes-Imperial,
Aro
12-
97c
:
10-
9
11-2
11-16
Canadian
(quar.)________
Class
$2.50
v
9-30
,10-20
s
1
11-10
9-30
$1.12
10-28
Canada
•
Common
9-30
11-
10-10
10-
115c
preferred
9-30
10-
a 5c
4Vt'/r.
4
4.
:
2
11-
Lake Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.).
class A (quar.).
Canada Iron Foundries, Ltd.—
5
12-
12-
2
11-
panic,
8-15
9-15
10-
11-
60c
9-15
10-
.—
9-30
25c
Campbell Red
Foils,
2
:eoc
preferred ( quar. )
10rl5
10-15
10-23
(S-a)
3-16
11-
31c
Asn.
12-18
$1-
30c
Insurance
12-13
.
10-27
20c
A (quar.)—
pfd. (quar.).
Canada
2
11-16
—
10-15
,
9-30
10-12
___2-
11-17
•
$1.06
31 *'4 C
(quar.).
5c
—.
(quar.
preferreti <quar.)
—
Dana Corporation,
314%: preferred series A (quar.)—
Davenport Water Co., 5% pfd. (quar,)______
Daystrom. Inc. (quar.)._———
Dayton
Michigan RR. Co., 8% pfd. (quar.)
Dayton Rubber Co., common (quar.)___—
9-30
32c
(quar.)
10-15
1
4*1: %:
9-30
10-15
11-16
(quar.).
12-
1-4-60
4.24% "preferred
10-20
(quar.
>
Transit System, class
C.
D.
2814c
.
28c
10c
Corp.—<
$2.50.to $350 1st preferred
Denver Union Stock Yard Co._.
Firci
Camden
6
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills-
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1.25
9-21
9
10-28
25c
10-20
$.1.27*2
2
'
11-16
"
1-4-60
Dallas Power:&,Light, 4%
Teleplione—
&
(increa.sed-quar.t
preferred (quar.)\...
$1.00
$1.20
•
9-19
2%c
60c
Water
~
$1.25
Common
9-29
12 *yC
—
Lead & Smelting
(quar.)__
Cable Co.:
Corp., common (quar.)
9-10
$1.17*2
(quar.
t50c
(quar.
common
Cutter Laboratories, elass A
10-15
40c.
(quar,)__:
(quar.)
10-15
10-15
9-15
1
10-15
11-
$1.75
$1.32
&
Electric
Anderson
10-15
75C.
$1.50
$1.24
<quar.)_.
Power,,common
Cement
,
"
•
Oregon
preferred
California
(Miami)—
Co.
L50C
(quar.)__
5c
Portland
10-15
11-
37 %C
—
American
Insurance
pfd;
California
10-2
82 %c
6preferred (quar. )~M
;
Smelting & Refining Co.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
—
American Tcleptione 6c Telegraph Co.—
Quarterly
$3
preferred
<quar.i_.._—
preferred (quar.).
jneferred <quar.).-_v_-_:——_
California Packing Corp.
(quar.)
5—
11-30
3c
—
Title
9-21
vquar.)
common
Power,
2
"
9-11
10-15
65
65c'
Extra
American
10-15
c
15c
75
—
_______
—
9-21
(quar.)
5.105
9-21
10-15
20 c
—•—
•
9-30
10-29
51c
American National Insurance Co. (Galveston)
Quarterly
10-15
California- Fund
Y.)
(,N.
Insurance
_%!._>—
Quarterly
(guar.)
Ltd.,
Electric
California
•_—.
National
American
Industries
P.
Calgary & Edmonton Corp., Ltd.
Quarterly (6 cents from investment income
plus 45 cents lrom realized capital gains.
The 45 cent payment is payable in cash
or.
M.
37,.2C
371 '2
C.
10-20
10-
$1.25
(quar.):
Mutual
10'
2
10-9
11-
$1.75
preferred (quar.)____—_———,—4-1-60
$1.75
7% preferred (quar.)______——-—
7-1-60
$1.75
7 % preferred (quar.)
~——________
$1.75 9-29-60
7% preferred (quar.)__——
——
10-15
Cudahy Packing. Co., 4% %
pfd. <qv.ar.«— '' $1.12*2
40c
12-21
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)——
50c / 12-24
Curtiss-Wright Corp., class A (quar.)_—_ —
9
6
11- 2
7%
~
American. Molasses Co. (quar. )____—
American
11-
25c
—-~
Ltd.
Cork
Cuban-American Sugar,
American Marietta vCo.—
ftew
(quar.)
& Seal Co.,
9-28
10-15
25c
1
—.—
9-21"
10c
—
tlEc
(quar.)
9-18
10-
10-30
^
(quar.)
10-15
$1
"
10-20
10c
class A
Company,
B
Class
10-15
35c
(stock dividend)
Co.
Crossett
15c
t quar. >
(quar.)
5
9-23
10c
;—.
Inc.,; 4%
10-
2
/'
10-15
preferred
share of 5%
convertible
for each 100 shares held)
15c
-
Co.
11-
10-31
10-21
5c'
40c
(One
9-15
10-15
5c
—
Inc
dividend)-—
(slock
Petroleum
Crescent
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
i8c
(quar.)
Package Mfg.
Creamery
10-31
(1959) —
COe
Monday, October 5, 1959
class A—
Counselor's Investment Fund,
126c
.
Share
Ltd.,
Investors
Corporate
9c
.
"•'./;■/:
V
British
—______—
.
Neuucttj Cow&iLity
Payable of Rec.
Slwre
'
4.16%
preferred
(quar.u—
1—
Brooklyn Union Gas (lncreased-quar.)_
Buckeye Corp., com'r.on (quar.)__
;!
Budget Finance Plan, common (quar.).
6%
preferred (quar,
—
6v;
convertible preferred <quar.)___
.
10-20
$1.50
—
:
•
from
free
cents
Canada
Bond
Brooke
-
Ltd.—
9
tax
income
25c
preferred
——--->—■—-—---—•—
American independent Reinsurance iOrlando,
5%
9-15
10-15
6%
Florida)/(stock dividend)-
Name of Company
Holders
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
::7"2C
Aptna Corp.. com. iquar.)__
preferred /(quar.)
dJMrtcan Fire 6c Casualty Co. (Orlando, Fla.)
Quarterly —
—
American Hair/& Felt, common (quar.)—
American Bosch
$1.26
Holdert
When
Per
Share
Name of Compat
S%
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
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.
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10-
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10-
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Volume 190
Number 5887
.
.
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
.
(1427)
Stock Record
New York Stock
«»
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 11)58
Lowest
30% Jan
3
43% Jan
13
102% Jan
14
7
Jan
3
Lowest
2%
40% Dec
71% Nov
120
40
Sep
20
59% Feb
47% May
8
84% Apr 28
9
110 -Sep
21
20% Aug 26
134
18% Mar 26
49% Oct
24
47% Jan
24% Nov
18
13% Sep
23
19% Jan
3
29',l> Oct
14.
ilG% Jan
2
29% Dec
31
24 % Jan
; 6
33% Oct
9
Oct
82
7*
;:i-
97
Nov
26
11
Jail
Sep
2
94% Jan
STOCK
Monday
Par
Fund—
Vending Corp...
ACF Industries
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc__i
l
343(1 July 15
30% Mar
y
Acme
61
2
Inc__:_
Steel
Adams
May 19
Jan
12
CO—,
Express Co
Corp__
2
19% Dec
29
17
Sep
21
29 '.'a May 11
28
18
23% Jan
2
34% July 16
91% Mar 10
13
83% Nov 21
297;
3
5
24-% Jaw
2
34
11% Jan
2
14
Jan
2
•72
Jan
16
4% Jan
1191-
2
Dec
71
Dec
20% Nov
30
7
Jun
Dec
9
80% Nov
24
10% Dec
July 31
160
Dec
29
14% Apr
2
30% Jan 2
33
Dec
85
28
93
Jan
2
32% Jan
28
44% Jan
7
l
12
93
1
102
10
Dec
72% Apr
11
Dec
15% Oct
6
96% Oct
7
18
100
Oct
12% Feb
3<>
Gas
30% Jun
12
Jan
8
Aldens
15
Inc
4 % %
17
5%%
$4
28% Aug 25
64% Apr 21
44% Feb 24
Allied Laboratories
Allied Mills
21
14% Feb
4
2
55% Dec
11
52V2 Jan
6
61% Jun
11
82% July 28
30% Dec 31
75% Sep
24
Jan
-
.
May 19
91% Jan
2
27"
Jan
20.
26% Feb
17
Nov
17
2
42% Oct
31
% Sep
Jun
25
38% Oct
13
60%- Jan
2
96 % Oct
13
38% Sep
127% Sep
7
May 1
77% May 11
111
Jan
29-
1
1
39% Feb
8
«
4.08%
25
28 %
18%
18%
18
18%
37 %
37%
37%
377it
83 %
33!
*82%
a
:
17
gtd
./
28:,it
290
4 "it
...V
31
%
12'
12
37%
38% '
38%
39%
39%
57
58
57 %
58%
12'it
*104'!.
95
18%
Jan
15
33% Jan
21
52
Apr
42% Dec
29
27% Jan
11
39
Feb
33% Feb
21
53% Dec
15
44 %
81-
25
114% Sep
1
75 % Oct
j 62
Sep 21
Feb
30
14% Jan
2
25-% Oct
»5%r Jan
9
125% Oct
34% Jah
13
27% Apr
58% Dec
31
7
19% Feb
25
33% Jan
2
44%
5
12
100% Feb
5
Sep 22
35% Apr
33% Apr
30
95
Airlines
32% Sep
18
5
American
Bank
Jan
2
64% May 29
23% Sep 22
16
45% Jan
•
a
39% May
58
6%
6
Aug
18%
18 To
111%.
113%
-18%
Jan
2
22/
Jan
2
2017 Sep
"3% Jan
2
/9% Nov 17
41% Jan
2
52% Nov
1$
.
37% Sep 11
39% Jan
2
45% Dec
24
/42% Jan
51
20 % Jan
NOV 11
7
13
14% Mar 18
18
17
88% Jan
3
39%-Jan
17
26
Feb
38%. Jan
24
44% Dec
96% Mar
55% Dec
10
60% Jan
35% Sep
17
40% Mar
2
21^
47%
19
lan
38
July 14
6
84
Jan
18'it
18%
18%
18%,
49%
49%
49%
2,400
39
39%
3 9 Tit
1,600
100
1G%
*18%
'10%
10%
10%
57%
57%
57%.
57%
75%
•'*
10%
56%
76'%
*75 %
76%
76 %
36%
35%
35%
120
"36%.
36
120
*119
'34%
.35%'.
123
*34%
35
33%
.
76 %
33-|
35%
35
55 % Dec
17
46% Sep
26 To Nov
13
25
19% Jan
2
30% Dec
31
11% Jan
2
18% Oct
30
2
Jan
13
134
13-
Jan
3
18
94
Jan
31
108
13
Feb
27
16
Jan
2
41% Dec
Dec
9% Sep
1
31
11
122
Note
' 41
33%
Can
&
preferred
Coinmer
*40 %
American
18
Enka
American
non-cumulative
Machine
21% Sep
21
16
American
Metal
98
2
35% Dec
2
40% Nov
14
11 % Jan
2
144% Nov
26
62% Sep
25
American
Motors Corp
14
American
Natural Gas Co
50% July 16
53% July 1
American
News
May 12
22 % Jan
13
34% Nov
48% Apr
10
68
35% Jan
.
2
140
43
Oct
Jan
7
38% Jan
6
2
2
117% Jan
2
27% Dec
22
27% Jan
2
65 % Jan
6
25.% Feb
31% Jan
8% Jan
2
40 %
13
-
138
Sep
4
Sep 22
Sep 29
18% Apr
152
6
32% Jan
8
41
5
52% Mar 31
76
20
7
41% Sep
9
133% Sep 30
54% Jun 26
July 16
29% Dec 30
117% Sep 25
26 % Mar 26
May
51% Oct
155
Jun
61% Nov
13
126
45% Dec
105
18
45
Jan
Optical
American
Potash
21
American
Rad
Mar 17
7%
27
148% Mar 20
63% Mar
125
Jan
8
28
23% Jail
10% Jun
29
26% Jan
15
29% Aug
"7
10
27% Dec
23
24% Jan
12
17 % Nov
6
27% May
18% Aug
14% Jan " 2
61% May 21
5
14
31
2
39
Dec
May
31
88
Sep
2
41 % Nov
14
34
Mar
32%- Dec
5
49.87%
dividend
For
28% Oct
all
other
15
footnote
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9
6
14
page
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98
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23 %
23
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24%
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43,100
93
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93
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27
14'
2
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2,300
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02%
378.600
57%
57'!
57%
57%
13,300
44%
46
43
45%
45%
45 %
45
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44%
45
46
43%
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46
45" -1
46%
45
45%
45%
1,100
42%
43%
42%
43%
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42%
42%
42%
8,100
13%
13%
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14'..
14%
14%
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25
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25
13%
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139
138
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139
26
135
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135
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59%
58
118%.
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118
%
140
58%
58
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1
140
45%
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139
47
4,200
70
28%
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70
69
70
81%
81%
81%
29%
30
29%
29%
28
260
300
119'%
30
%
28%
9,200
69 %
9,700
28
82%
80
81 %
30%
29 7 «
30
3,500
29"
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29%
29%
4,300
«
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16 T it
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16%
78%
79
78%
79%
25
97%
98%
98%
99
100
117%
118
134 %
68%
28%
29
2,100
58
*118
287
33%
Co—,
common
133%
118
28%
5
Tobacco
Tel
preferred
118
.*16
4,300
.16%
700
78%
79%
110.800
98
98%
4,700
118%
118%
118":.
1.240
44%
29,500
43%.
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43%
44%
43 7
14'
14%
14
14%
14
25
26%
26%
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27%
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27',;.
25
26
26
*26
27
*26
27
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
Ampex Corp
_1
17
17%
167«
17%
17
17 "i,
4,900
78%
82
81%
82%
78%
80%.
25.200
34%
American
July 28
41% Aug
36% Jan
18%
56%
,.
American Viscose
4
95% Apr
18%
57%
Water
Corp—
Works
Preferred
6%
Preferred
5%%
25
Co com—5
series
series
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
2
18%
58 "a
88% July 28
467/a Mar 13
4
18%
it
1
Co
Tobacco
Anchor Hocking
Common
1
13
3 87
80
47%
23%.
18%
5714
1
Refining
&
47
Jan
«i
Tel
Anaconda
Jan
*96%
2,400
56"
Anaconda Co
22
*.*
6%
Stores
Sugar
preferred
80% Mar 18
32
—
16%
290
74% Mar 17
3
,
10%
20.100
23
Feb
.
16 Tit
45
21
33
rr
16.
18%
*18%
16 >4
64
22
31
300
'
109
16 %
30%
30% Sep
"
100
2,400
5,500
44
51% Sep
.
*102
i
16%
63%
58% Sep
•
34
168
*16%
88,500
36%
American
1
4
109
34
104
16
100
2,800
10
44%
7%
20
% Dec
33%
167
16
*102
109
9%
60%
American
129% Jan
16
28'%
58
American
18
Apr 17
107% Jan 26
Sep 22
33%
165%
9,000
38%
*28%
%
10
16%
47%
93
,
16%
"37%
28
57-%
.100
preferred.
American Snuff Co
55% July 29
15% Aug 17
13
*91
*102
.33%
169
38%
57%
4
Jan
43% Mar
35% Feb
,
109
16
9 7a
62%
2
105
22
*102
16%
28
10
58
American Steel Foundries
13% Mar 12
Jan
23%
20%
6
15% July 11
37
98%
*14%
6% non-cumulative preferred_100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
39
117
'"97
33%
167%
■:
16%.
38%
57%
7%
9
2
4
18%
5
2
11
18%
34
19,700
29
9%
167%
50%
38
65
.9
Jun
16%
28
49%
38
36%
90
1
109
16%
*37%
10
2,700
48".»
38'a
44 %
American Sumatra
Dec
29%
9%
42%
47",,
37%
*37%
64
American
Jan
29
10 %
42%
47%
38%
2
36
89
39-
29 %
9 711
42".,
-110
27,100
44%
18% May 18
8 8-
39
29%
42%
700
94
66%
26
63% Oct
38
40%
58%
36%
22
61% Oct
47!
39%
39
58
44%
10
37% Dec
47 %
37%
-80
58%,
36%
29
13
46%
40
40%
93
a
65%
Sep
30
47%
36 %
57!
10
29
Jan
1
35 %
46"
*38
*85
par
28% Sep
13% Jan
74% Sep
41
43
72% July
2
40 %
par
4
6
40'a
59%
Refg com_No
3
46% Jun
39 %
*96
43
12
15
40
41
98
600
No par
Smelt &
35% Dec
2
41
40%
43%
Jun
9% Jan
22% Jan
4,500
43
31% Jun
119% Sep
25% Jan
26
23%
American
1
Aug 24
35% Dec
Nov
22%
2,000
5
preferred—
6
134% Jun
22
36%
54
American Seating Co—
American Ship Building Co—No
May
56% Feb
&
12
97 % Dec
22%
43%
Chem—No par
Std Sany com—..5
31
27
22 Tit
*39 V.
1
Co
75% Sep
74% Feb
22%
43 %
&
Dec
14% Nov
3,400
23",,
30%
*53%
25
Co
American
3
54% Mar
30,700
22%
*96
2
.
Co—:——
700
6,100
44
48%
96%
100
Products
43%
49
89%
73'A Apr
Metal
43%
50%
*77%
25
32.% Jan
17,700
37% \
53"a v '
1
preferred
43 %
36
90
Sep 21
•
49% Aug
8
16% Dec 30
157
22
^
_
7
27 %
19%
9%
49%
80
4V2%
9
53",,
58%
com—1
27%
*19
53%
88%
Inc
.
9
49%
95 %
Metals_No par
27%
19%
37
*77%
46%
Climax
*19
V
49
100
&
26%
-7
53%'"
57%
—100
American Molasses
56
130
4,100
37
1
-
American
25% Feb
50%
53 %
Fdry common—7
19
17
12
&
22
16
34% Sep
33% Apr
Mach
preferred
22
69% Nov
20% Jan
prior preferred
Jan
41% Dec
51 %
59%
No par
International Corp
American Investment Co of 111
15% Feb
2
50 %
98
10
American
32% Jan
2
50%
12.400
50%
*102
Jan
50
300
27%
51%'
37
preferred_10o
48% Jan
26%
53%
16%
92% May
7
24% Sep 21
13% Jun
8
27%,
36%
33%
American
18
26%
49%
164 %
30
20
27 %
%
49%
22%
16%
59% Apr
34% Jan
8-
48%
34 %
1
Oct
61
53%
*53
162%
Apr
Dec
*60
43%
33%
41
16% Nov 21
00%
43 %
*16
3.90%
31
60%
43%
160%
American
102
400
60%
43%
1
July 27
3
200
47%
33
9%
12.50
May 19
*2
37,200
47%
58%
—5
European Secur
84
28
3.400
26 %
*32%
58%
Export Lines Inc
40c
Foreign Power—No par
100
Jan
47
30%
124%
47%
57
&
Sep 16
Jan
30
25%
124%
33%
20
:
Corp
79
11..
30%
25%
125
*32 %
33
10
Distilling Co
17
13
47%
-
*59
19%
No par
5%%
25%
*118
27%
Ice Co common
25
30%
26%
127
9%
Hardware Corp
Home Products
Feb
27.200
26%
American
105
600
76%
*19%
American
2
100
45%
75%
9%
July 27
6%
46
76%
28%
May 27
9
41
75%
19 %
25
Mar 30
46
307 it
9%
193
18% July
20% Jan
*40%
77%
19%
.
9
110
16,400
*44%
33
60 %
12
Mar 17
47%
85,300
%
27%
19%
36%,.
Cyanamid Co
10
20% Feb
28
27
19%
36! it
Electric Power Co
American
Feb
American
%
41
*46
35%
35%
110%
26 ','n
51%
43%
Co—T
July 27
38% July 21
5C%
a
45
*47
33
Feb
104
21
21 % July 28
111
Jun
3
307a Oct
Line
Barge
American
American
50%
2,400
34%
109%
341
45
25%
28%
43
25
17
American
27 %
12.50
Crystal Sugar com—_10
prior preferred—
100
15
28
9%
American
22
27%
4!) %
9
1N0 par
18% Jan
*59
<34%
150
30%
47%
33
59
100
457 0
*125
33
122
4,200
76%
139
59
35
109
"
Co—
59% Nov
17
1
-No par
34% Apr
*32 %
1
Chicle
85% Jun
17% Jan
47
10
,
-
2
92
47
*47
36,400
*118
107%
'
47
36
2,200
45 7 it
-
26:%
*122
20
American
4
26 %
128
Corp
May 28
Apr
26%
128
Chain & Cable
4%%
26%
100
common
14
2
31%
50
Radio
Co
Jan
Jan
79%
30%
—
Cable
32 !4- Jan
79-
77%
30%
par
*46
75%
Broadcasting-Paramount
16
Sep 29
18% Sep 30
97% Sep 25
53% Jan
8
£6
79%
30%
-
46
Mar 13
78
common
45
28
46—
1
55% May 18
2
47
45%
14% Jan
Aug 27
Apr
17% Nov
Jan
37% July 21
27% Sep 2r
43
*45%
No par
50
17
2
2
*40%
47
46
36
10
57%
75%
35%
.
119
*34 "lit
34%
110%
10
57 %
76
119
*40%
43.
*45%
*45%
American
Amer
*39
10 %
57%,
"76
36%
108
111 %
10 %
57%
57.%
120
34%
35%
110
x
800
'
10%
-
*117
•
1
American
106
9
50
No par
Sep
2
65% July 28
21
12
Sep 22
44
16
45% Sep
38% Feb
14»% Jan
73-
61% Aug
7
55% Apr 28
25% Sep 14
28
15
11
32% Feb
16% Jan
a
44% Mar 17
Sep
7%
13,600
38 Tit
*_
Co—
preferred
American
60
2,600
19%
49%
—lo
Corp
preferred—
American
95
115
40%
Theatres Inc common
5%
2
40-% Nov 20
44
2
41% Jun
22
29% Jan
,
18%
113%
50
Bosch Arma Corp—
2
American Brake Shoe Co
No par
30% July 29
20% Feb 11
7% Feb
Sep 29
47% Dec
Jan
19
22
*94
18%'
115
39
convertible preferred
American
13:
93
18%
111
18 %j
American
3
8,600
49%
common
Bakeries
58
25.800
58%
40%
Co
Petroleum
3%%
4.1%
57%
93
19
114
12.50
American
40%
58%
50
Airier Agricultural Chemical—No
American
40
417o
18%
preferred
Sugar
2
134.100
110
210
39%
Corp__
9
*104%
*195
50
convertible preferred-
50% Sep
38 la Jail
12%
110
41
33%
160% Apr
20
18%
110%
2
7.000
4,100
49%
33%.
2
14
66% May 29
37% Dec 11
47% Dec
•
tf
Jan'
12%
18%
37%,
84
41
1081%
Amerada
12%
1,200
49%
1
6%
18 %
100
7.200
'
*18%
—No par
Ainerace
30%
5
common——L.10
convertible
Amalgamated
July 20
4%
30%
18%
7,600
?
No par
Mfg
42% Jan
/10
Nov/12
40% Oct
Mar 31
2
24 % Jan
118
46 j
2,100
.
No par
Inc
Aluminum Co of America
56714 July 17
78%
57
Amalgamated Leather Co—
22
28%
39 •
40:
593
13,700
»
330
200
200
56%r 58'
113
4,700
19"
4%
36'%
110
*93
4%
31
17%
205
19
77%
*290
*82 %
*104%.
95
-28%
78
290
84
*190
113
:•
28%
900
109
'
77 V,
'
; 37
110
18%
19
36%
200
*93
107%
19%
*82%
'104%
109%
4,200
48% \
18%
-185
1-
5.500
27%
48
107
.
33 %
27
27 %
110
100
48%
32%
.
84"
195
_18
—_
15.700
13%
•
.
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37
11%
12
14
14*.
27%
19
4 %
"180
11%
5.000
47
.
31%
"104%
11%
2:000
52
*82%
84
500
19%.
51%
32%.
105
28%-:
4%
500
114
19%
13%
,
327
307n
,
:
--__7,700
19%
27 %
y
'.
-78 Tit
78''11
*293
*110
...
51%
32
■
19%
•28%
80 %
327
.
Shares
41%.
04%
63%
'
107
187(I
4'2
Alpha Portland Cement—
Aluminium Limited-.
39% July 15
115% July 24
28%
78
*298
19%
...
50%
xl05
30%
—
Allis-Chalmers
28%
80%
327,
4%
Allied Products Corp
5
Allied Stores Corp common—No
par
4% preferred-.
100
83% Mar 17
20%
40
:
V
.
114
51 %
T';
27%:
'
1
Allen Industries Inc
Allied Chemical Corp...
40% Sep 21.
38% Oct ' 1
6
74
..
27%
*49
108',2
19%
20
100
Allied Kid Co
36% Jan
108%
20%,
30%
common
Aug
7
21% Mar 20
18%-May 19
22 %
108
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
132
9% Sep
105
4%
prior preferred—-_No par
6% convertible preferred—
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
2
13
49%.
1
preferred A
16
21
27% =
49
30%
conv
Jan
43% Oct
32 %
26%
100
Jun
15% Jan
32
51
4%
common
92
Dec'17
57
33 %
32%
26%
,3G%
——
preferred
Alleghany Corp
8
2
32
26%
2
Inc
18
27
-14
64
*110
.
52 %
13%
2
;
Corp
Alco Products
60% Aug 31
10
52
14
78%
*298
8
Apr
52%
13%
19%
Alabama
104 ;\.s July 24
206% Apr 30
44% Apr 17
29
Apr
Sep
13% Apr
29
Jan
Jan
19%
52%
41
62%
114%.
14%
28T«
Industries
:
52
:_i
J
113
20
—_1
A
~
19%
the Week
Friday
Oct. 2
41
'641(1
20
Air Reduction Inc commonNo par
4.50% conv pfd 1951 series_L__100
22
22% Apr
38% Sep
I
30
49% Nov
95
12
160
Apr
6% Mar 19
23
9% Jan
30
280
328
30
77% Jun
26
13
12
22
17% Sfep
23'/a Jan
21
91
1
9
31
Nov
•
Oct
3% Feb
3
Jan
80
Sep
290
16
July
118
s*l« for
Thursday
41'2
63'«
*4!)
5
Aeroquip Corp
*41
31%
10
No par
Admiral Corp
25% Nov
2% Jan
64%
14
_1
—
Addressograph-MUltigraph Corp
Jan
49% Jan
41
63%
51%
1
PRICES
Oct. I
20
25
Adams-Millis
125
41
~
SALE
Sept. 80
03%
*112
IIIGII
Wednesday,)
41%
62
l
;
Aug 17
■
*40%
5
common—.
AND
Sept. 29
;
prefeiTed^.—100-^'#112---—120-'-*-
ABC
3
JM5% Jan
,193% Jan
LOW
Tuesday
!
Sept. 28
_1
Abbott Laboratories
4
convertible
Jan
23
Jan
57
2
20
33'
Abacus
Apr 24
23% Jun
2
14%-Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
.
*
V-
24
Nov
NEW
Highest
37%-July 15
2
'
.
Range Since .Ian. 1
Highest
Wire
32%
35
35
35%
50
Cable
&
59%
60%.
60%
61"B
No par
*53%
54%
54
55
39%
39%
39
39%
a
14
3,400
100
•—
20
34%
5.200
59%
60%
22,100
54%
.
56
39
39
*88
540
Glass Corp—
_6.25
i
$4 preferred:
No par
Andersori Clayton & Co—-—21.80
-
Anderson-Prlchard Oil Corp
1—10
•88
90
*88
.
39
39'2
2,500
90
*88
90
37%
37%
37%
37%
36%
37:!.
*36%
37
2.300
30%
30%
30
30%
29%
30%
29%
29%
6,700
,
90
■
15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
Monday, October 5, 195£
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STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
l»i|«(«r PreTtou
UvmI
2
22
Feb
25
41% Aug
67% Dec
•
23
39 % Dec
7
12% Feb
90
Nov
May
2?/a J a n
27% Sep
2
29
Armour &
Co-:.-—:———
May 25
Armstrong
Cork Co common—
Sep
Jan
22
10% July' 8
28% Apr
9
2
23%Jun
Jan
30
19
10
8
46V4 Nov
19
44
Feb
13
5
99
Sep
25
Sep
21
11
10% Jan
2
Jan
2
6
105
Jan
2
96
Dec
19
63
28
% Dec
31
.
43
32%
30%
30"
75 V2
31%
75%
'
76*2
73%
73%
75
75%
30%
38%
41%'
31V
31%
43 %
43%
43
76
76
—_
32 V5T
41 %
79
79
79
21
*20
21
*20
12
12
313a
42'%"
•43 3a
'
20 %
20%
*20
11»4
12 Va
12
24%'
-
10% Dec, 18
9% Jan
41% Nov
39% Jan
10
24 1 a"
24%.
18
24
24%
21%
20%
21
20%
20 r%
20%
20 "a
20*4
20%
34 %
33%
331V
33
33
32%
32%
33
33
1,400
12
11%
12
3,900
Refining
&
,_2.50
_—1
54
—100
Common
100
_
preferred.—i—
1st
5.25%
12
,
11%
121%
ll7a
12%
'55
55%
100*
55 3
TOO
*100
67
67%
26 Va
27%
26%
273a
9%
9%
>9%
463B'
101
.
4634
100%
•
*54
513»,
67
27%
26%
8
92
Feb
28
81
27% Jan
2
53% Dec
30
.25
45% Nov
13
29
90
Jan
15
78
2
6% Aug
8
6
Sep
17% Aug
5
15% Jun
72% Sep
22
68 % Jan
2
25% Dec
19
16 % May
2
14 % Jan
Jun "30
57
62% May 25
Atlantic Coast Line RR
Atlantic
86
17
% Mar
$3.75
3
Atlas
11
5%
Jujy 29
Atlas
16% Feb
96
24% Feb
series
Corp
Powder
16% Jan
8
28% Dec
19
21 % Jun
29% Dec
30
25 % Apr
20
48% Aug 26
Automatic
6
5% Jan
13% Dec
11
10% Jan
7
1.7% May 25
Avco
2
9
10% Nov
21'
12% Jun
Babbitt
3% Jan
Jun
24
Jan
20
Conv
13
"
26
34
4
13% Jan
6
43% Jan
3
21
85
Dec
18
Feb
95
63'A Nov
7
2
Oct
29
64 %
Oct
22
-
Jan
40
Jan
6
64% Jan
27
7
23% Jan
8
58
Dec
4
49'A Sep
23
36
Dec
10
27
Feb
9
7
31
Dec
23
28% Jan
2
49
Jun
Jan
2
53
6
30% May
16% Jan
9
44
Aug 22
5
178
47% Sep
33% Jan
3
127
Jan
3
174
93
Jan
9
104
Jun
92% Oct
2
20
Dec
29
19% Sep
22
40 % Dec
66% Feb
1
10% Jan
29
Beck
Beech
75% Jan
9
42
Apr
10
2
Belfch Creek RR
23
13% Jan
5
17% July
14% Feb
25
8
53 >A Sep
23
10
13
Sep
May
May 14
3
Bendlx Aviation Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
Apr
10
74% Dec
12
61
Sep
22
89
2
27 % Dec
24
22% Sep
10
28% Mar
Jan
6
50% July 21
18
52
18
2
48
Jun
1% Feb
13
2
1% Oct
28 % Jan
6
36 Va Dec
2
36 lU Jan
13
54% Oct
14
Oct
2
159 Va Jun
12
6% Jan
2
15% Dec
9
J an
2
76
Dec
12
July
6
22
7
2
37 Va Oct
26 Va Dec
12
83
10
37
11
18% July 28
July 2
Sep 21
22
30
29% Sep
10
2IV4 Jan
22
2
35
Oct
6
20% Sep
22
24% Apr
Dec
18
34 Va Feb
25
58 Va Oct
14% Jan
2
22 Va Oct
14% Jan
2
22
10 Va Jan
2
19
60% Jan
6
78
25% Apr
74 Va Sep
23
48 Va Jan
Nov
31
5
85
Jan
16
2
60 V* Dec
31
~5
88 %
10
58% Sep
30
48%
48
48
T81
191
93
93
233a
24%
.
43
*48
191
*181
*92
93
56%
33
191
51%
*
23%
53 7
*80
33:%
2.6G0
34%
34%
700
800
180
34%
35
35
14%
14 3 4
14%
15%
14"a
15%
14%
'94
*147a
14%
63
94
9.800
67%
67 3
4
67%
.
24
24%
23%
-*48
24
48
48
%
1%
1%
11
38%
100
25.000
1%
t
a
*37 %
393a
5,300
■'
48'a
*4734
1 Ja
1%
39%'
39
4.80C
69
24
68
237e
3 700
14%
60%
48 %
67 V4
300
15%
*92%
4
94
2,700
35 3 4"
35 %
613
*92 Va
700
38%
11,600
36 Va
36
36 Va
36 3
4
36%
57%
56%
57%
5534
139%
139%
140%
T40%
140%
17%
16%,'
17%
&
(E
W)
Borden
Co
3% %
72 '2
*73%
741
a
*73 %
36%
36%
36 7
»
36%
8.300
36%
10
49%
49%
50%
50
28%
28%
28%
29
28
167m
16%
16%
16%
30%
31%
30%
313a
30%
31%
27%
27%
27%
273a
2734
28%
22
22
22
23%
223a
22%
23%
24
23%
23 %
23'a
23'%
777a
5,700
16%
Corp_„_5
130
1.900
28 %>
16%
_1
A
—1.25
78 'a
77%
77%
43%
43
43%
431
a
76
76
77%
59%
59
59'4
58%
1,500
2,600
1.C00
2,909
78 3 4
58%
100
*76
,.25
—
8.500
43 3«
77%
2.100
25.800
777a
42%
5
.
50%
78
———15
—
Co
1.900
74%
36%
2.50
——
Edison
72 %
1|6 7 a
5
preferred
Boston
17
50
Borg-Warner Corp common
24
102.708.
4
—1
Brass
&
56 3
16%
Co new__—50c
Co—:
Aluminum
139
y58%
,
11,600
120
13:600
259,100
'
%'a Sep 30
az
Sep 25
Rights
Boston
Maine
&
RR—
"
7% Jan
14
17% Oct
24
8% Sep
22
15% Jan
5
Common
18% Apr
3
32% Oct
23
15% Sep
25
27'/« Jan
6
5%
2
17% Mar 13
44% May 25
12% Dec
10
11% Jan
27% May 21
36% Oct
13
.33% Jan
6
38% Jan
48% Aug 11
45% Jan
13
6% Jan
2
6.
5'A Jan
9% Sep 25
2
26% Jan
2
4% %
8
85
Jan
49% Dec
31
49% Jun
18
61
Aug 25
2
17% Dec
30
15 ¥a Sep
2*
20% Apr
42% Jan
17
Dec
19
57% Jan
6
2
75
Oct
21
Brown
i
.46% Dec
12
53% Nov
21
22% Jan
13
30
Dec
10
28'A Jan
6
26
33% Oct
3
23
Oct
1
20% Dec
31
&
„100
1.300
1234
13.100
37%
37%
37 3 a
36%
37 3
36%
36%
47
46
46
47
47
11%
11%
11%
11%
55%
55
55
700
38
37%
39
13.000
*46
3634
47
*46
11%
11%
11%
11%
ll3a
56%
55%
56
55%
55%
36
357a
363a
36%
36:%
*81
84
*81."
•
-
"57 %
84
*81
x57%
16%
7434
993a
95%
98 >'4
.29 %
29 %
29%
23%
23 7a
96
99
97%
29
29
29 %
24%
236a
24%
27%
28%
go"- -
90
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
No par
c
5
23 3
4
16%
74
74
"
94% May 27
1
37% Jan
21
2
29
16
Jan
2
24% Jun
18
28
16% Dec
3
13% Sep
23
20% Apr
Bulova
15% Oct
30
14% Jan
2
80% Apr 10
Burlington Industries Inc
4% preferred—
Budd
Co
.5
.28
No par
92
1
34
common
63
Feb
56
70
Mar 26
68% Jan
2
Apr
62% Dec
10
12
62
64% Jan
3
78% Oct
17
76% Jan
27% Apr
16%. Mar
8
43% Dec
17
29% Sep
21
7
28% Dec
2
24% Jan
5
,
Mar 10
67
May 4
84% Aug 17
3Vv.%
4%%
——
Forge
Co
Co
10
Watch
Co
Inc—
*81
second
75
74 VV
97 3
4
97%
98%
12.300
29 %
29%
29 %
1.000
23
23 3
23%
23%
17,100
26 V/|
■
16%
74%
27 3 4
27%
27%
73.200
*29
/
4
10
40% Nov
6
3% Jan
15
8% Oct
14
20
Jan
6
39% Dec
98
Jan
9
108 % Dec
7% Dec
10
34% May
5
Jun
19
38
16
109
5
26
5
*86
91
35
*34-/2
35
1.70U
17%
I6V4
17%
17%
4,300
16%
3.100
49,000
42% July 28
8% Sep 28
Butler ,Bros___
Butte' Copper & Zinc———.
14 %
14%
14%
143a
14%
22 %
23 3
22 Va
23
72%
*72%
73%
*72%
73 3
<'72%
67%
*65%
/67%
*65%
6^
*65%
34
*83
84
/ 84
30%,/ 313a
*83
84
31%
31%
27%
28%
Byers Co
9% Jan
20 % Nov 21
9
29
17% Oct
2
Jan
5
116% Sep
30
28% Sep
3% Jan
Jan
.16% Sep
21
5% July 10
18
Jan
Mar 30
30
July 27
32% Aug 12
9% Mar 17
5% Jan
12% Dec
31
10
35% Jan
50% Nov
12
46% Jun 26
27% July 27'
13 Va May 18
55% Jan 15
14% Jan
20% Nov 24
19% Jan
2
22 % Aug
14
81
Jan
90
80% Sep
28
89
Feb
11
45
Oct
27
50 Ve Jan
7
51
Apr 22
26% Jan
10
37% Nov
19
36% Sep
18
22
21% Jan
2
31% Sep
19
26% Sep
21
32% Mar
47% Jan
6
66
30
58
22
69
footnotes
see
May
Dec
page
5
26.
'42 %
£ep
Sep
44% Jun
T
.3
July 28
(AM) common
issued
When
1%
.
Callahan
—
Canadian Breweries
Canadian Pacific
Cannon
Mills
Co_.
16%
39_
,
'
115
29%
8%
48
16%
115
7%
'■
IfV-
-7%
A.
48%
*47 V2
*15%
1634
*16%
*47
116
116%
a
7'a
50
16%
116
116
29%
27.400
a
30%
30%
30%
39
40
2.700
8
69,600
77a
50%
16%
116
293a
4,500
500
52
700
17%
II6V4
30%
,
430
1.600
*29 V*
6%
5 "a
6
5%
6
6.400
23%
24%
24%
25
24%
25
4,900
6
2933
1
12 %
12 %
12%
12%
12 V2
12 34
12,000
1.80
471/2
47%
47 3
48 %
48
48 %
4,700
20%
20%
20%
21
20 %
20%
4,800
80%
82
82
*80 Va
84
44-
*42%
44
39
39
*37%
38 Va
200
No par
80%
Co
100
*42%
Ltd
-_No par
Ry
30 7
30 3
31
29
1.66%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Southern Ry
30%
■
5
Canada Dry Oorp common
$4.25 conv preferred—
Canada
39-
39%
29 78.
4
4
_i
—5
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
Soup Co
47
48%
116
_10o
Calumet & Hecla Inc.
Campbell
/
29
'
7%
—3.3343
participating preferred
California
.
87a
10
—
39
38Va
3C
67 Va
*83
27'a
15
3
73 3
31%
—_5
■
17%
23%
5
55
,
200
89%
14 %
*83
1.100
34 V2
22%
8
1.300
39 Va
1.
14%
._1
—
4
23
72 %
3.300
16%
75
35/
35
a
57 3
16%
75
•
57 3 4
22%
*65 3
84
10,
Burroughs Corp.
Bush Terminal Co
.
67%
_10;
pref
45% Mar 18
35% Feb
22%
100
preferred——
17 7
57%
.V
14%
14%
1
83
96 %
/.
90
*89 "a
35
17%
17%
5
com.
*34
-
22 % Jan
For
preferred
Bullard
8
26'A July 28
13
25
$5
Buffalo
300
16%
"
90
5,800
10.500
57V/4'
27 %
26%
a
33
*81
/
*
1
31% July 10
/
7434
16%
36%
j
57%
16%
74
"
*55
83
58
73
:
8
2
17%
12%
16%
89 % Oct-
9% Jan
17%
12 %
57%
19% Jan
9% Feb
4
12%
16%
32% Apr
10
16 3
12'/a
5734
10
Jan
15%
12%
-'—'—10
24
2
16
12%
11%
*
609
9%
9
16
*55%
35%
9%
9
9
9
9
16
12%
16
—1
Bigeiow.
Oct
2
10
Jarf
1
common
33,% Dec
18% Sep
13% Jan
78% Jun
46
—15
Brunswick-Balke-Collender___No par
35% May 28
27
37%
46
Brown Shoe Co Inc
109% Aug 25
33% Mar 16
Jun
Co
3%% preferred—.
Brooklyn Union Gas
30
47% Jan
25
373a
...50
Bristol-Myers
8
6
60
5
convertible preferred
42 % July
29
July
123a
9
Oct
Mar 13
•"
2.50
*8%
'
16
12%
Briggs Manufacturing Co_i—_3.50
Briggs & Stratton Corp
—3
11 % Jan
92
9
15%
Airways Inc.
Bridgeport Brass Co common
8
34% Jan
82
*8%
—100
_
4
66% July 20
13
82
18
No par
preferred
Braniff
12% Sep
8'A May 12
40 Va Jan
33% Sep
44% Nov
53% Jun
100
/
41
*39%
15 Va
60%
60;%
60
*92%
1
50
*
6.900
35
34-%
.
9.400
15,500
81%
*80
34%
81%
—10
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
66V4 Mar 17
2.90O
52%
50%
a
31%
34
34%
Bond Stores Inc.——
1
47% Aug
81% Apr
48%
48
54 34
40%
Boeing Airplane Co
Aug 27
3
9
24
47%
.48
700
25
35%
Bohn
May 14
Sep
37% Feb
-76
33'a
4
25
557a
Bliss
9
24% Aug 27
8
Jan
70 V4 Feb
21
39 Va Dec
16
46% Jan
5534
33%
47%
'
40c
Black
18
July
54%
33%
40
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
22
53%
_5
(Del)
56% July 15
24 J/4 Mar 31
,
247H
*80
I peso
.
1.C0G
46%
40 %
Co
Steel
Decker Mfg
Blaw-Knox
Co
16% Sep
,12% Jan
46 3
46%
24%
common.—8
Gypsum
30% Jun
6
36 V4 Jan
28
1
2
Jan
35% Sep
100
29
4
*46 Va
47
24%
'
1%
11
19% Aug
Sep
*28 3
29
29
400
61
24 3 8
47%
Inc.——w___———-_i
Co
20
.61
AfiTOO...
'"43'" "44%"
61
61
6,400
_890
preferred
—
__100
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
6
Feb
155
70
&
Bestwall
Bethlehem
23
12>/2 Jan
5
137
Best
1
43% May 28
59% July
49 'A May 11
____
Mar 23
41% Apr
36 Va Jan
32% Sep
18
1
~
.
92'.4
82 3»
42%" 43%
*39%
common
50
49%
91 7a
_50
0% preferred ———
Benguet Consolidated Inc
Apr
18 Va Jan
5
51,900
7.000
60%
*47
1
Bell Aircraft Corp.
1"
Bell & Howell ,Co common
5
4%% preferred ————.—100
95
7,800
12 %
10 200
33
Beiding-Heminway
9
43 %
30.000.
52 %
—
——
.
15%
46 %•
pfd—100
1
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
24% May 11
74% July
6
13% Sep
92 % Jan
(AS) 4%%
Aircraft Corp____
*4
12-%
43
1T%
42%
*28%.
1
Beckman Instruments Inc
9
43
42 %
52%
6
200
23%
36%
*80
li's.....
52 3 a
23
33% Sep
93
23'4
Feb
300
17%
*22%
12%
60%
■
85 Va
*17
42
15
,
50%
92%
.81%
23%
% Apr
17
49'%
83
'
,
*34%
.
7%
15%
50%
400
12%
a
34'%
36%
14%
93.
84
31
92%
12 3
7%
35%
•93
50 %'
*81%:
33.600
6
4
41 %
4!
4
14%
22'a
40
Dec
•
*22%
23%
36
93
2
Shoe
.7 7 a
7%
34%
2.50
7
93
13%
.14%
12.50
—
13
23% Aug 27
413
1234
100
preferred
28 % Jan
43% Jan
40%
prior preferred.—100
conv
4%%
80% Jan
2
*22 %
.
No par
_
23%
*22%
13
I
_1
10
—„1
10
10
common.
*17
41%
6 Va
15%
23%>
85
17 Va
*181
3%%
13% Dec
23 Va Jan
Inc
Foods Co
84 %
17%
23 %
9
;
83%
17%:
12 %
160
78
78
17%.
83%
4
,
85
83%
*17
*1512
14,200
*15%
15 3
*15%
16
41%
100
Cigars
17
.13
Corp
Beaunit Mills Inc.—
44
56
;
84%
15 3
6''4
6
614
6
79,
*73
79
*73
6 %
16
*22 %
-3
Inc
Wilcox Co
6
16
17
& Ohio common
Beatrice
July 29
74% May
,
6%
«
83%
_100
100
Bayuk
7
8
2
143
I—
——
36'A Jan
—
6 1
16
No par
Bath Iron Works Corp
2
lij Jan
79
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co__
10% Jan
45
78%
Basic Products Corp__——
27
July 27
28% Jan
44 %
79
Bangor & Aroostook RR.
100% Mar 26
30
40
78%
"to
3,700
52%
39%
36 % Oct
May 19
29
200
23
•52%
10%
19
83
2
Jan
Jan
53%
39%
May 22
30% Oct 29
18% May 16
3
73% Jan
18
■
51%
41
Barber Oil Corp
30% May 11
40 Va
52%
40%
noncumulative preferred—100
4%
20
July
July
16% Jan
45'A Apr
23
27% Sep •
45% Sep
51%
preferred series B
preferred series C
Baltimore
8
66
Mar 24
.
52
4%%
'
4%
50% July
21
Sep 23
8
17
9
48% May 27
•
8
.39% Sep
,
13
48
45% Apr
29% Jan
89'A Jun
29
59
6-
45% Oct
7'
81% Sep
5
40)
'
41%
(B T)
&
84%
34
40%
Baltimore Gas & Elec com.—_No par
53% Aug 31
101% Feb
Oct
90
8
*84
34
51
No par
of Amer_2.50
Canteen Co
32 %
407a
prior pref ($1.20).
Corp—
Babcock
3
84
20
20
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Nov
84
12,000
*31%
:
51%
—,
18% July 16
Nov
84%
9%
46%
27
40%
common—
42% July 24
15
Sep
*83
1
Feu
45
6
95
22% Apr
• ri
105% July
2
9% Jan
-34% Jan '
7% Oct
30
84%
25,500
3%
46%
32
*31V3
:
27 %
9%
4 b V2
50%
—
Co
Nichols
22% Aug
27% Jan
*83
32
*30%.
,
3.500
10
—100
epinmon—
preferred
Austin
16
27
9
7% Jan
32 %
.,
67
——No par
common
preferred
B
*31 %
'
26
8% Jan
-
Refining
47%
32%
8
80
100%
65 Va
27%
46 Va
*31'
'
*46
"
9%
47
100
i
16
Oct
6% Jan
preferred
53% Apr
39% Sep
Feb
78 % Ofit
4%
92
2
29
16
27
47-% Feb
34
Jan
10
9%
4%.
issued.^—
When
11
6
2634
'
*46 %'
coriu—6,50
Atlantic City Electric Co
July 27
9
17
July
86% Jan
—10
preferred—10
5%
1.700
5434
,
*100 v»
101
67 %;
67 %
67%
.
54%
55
55
4
101
67%
9%
1—.
iron-cumulative
Common
9.600
-
66%
110
Co—
Investment
Associates
12
11%
-_23%7
.
Goods Corp—
'
4
33% Sep
4,300
:
20%
8
52
24,300
:
"33%
10Va Mar
11
33% Sep
50
13%
24%"
-~-24 %
12%
common—1
Oil
32% July
25% Sep
110
12%
24%
4.200
20%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
17% Jan
*' 69,300
:
42%
*76%
2.200
17.200
.
38%
42%
79
30%
77%'
12%
11%
1.,
..
/
a
*7612
313«
21
*20
———5
Inc
7612.
74 Va
43
-
77 Va
,
2.900
43%
31%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
ASR Products Corp——
__5
57% Aug 4
107% Mar 31
88% Jan
2
22
9% Sep ,23
39% Jan ' 2
67
May
43%
30%
29%
2nd
Associated Dry
94 % Jan
29
43%
31%
1
Industries Inc„——.
Arvin
2
Ashland
14"% Jun
43%
•31
24.
40% May 19
31% Feb
10% Aug
9
Industries
Shares
Oct. 2
31 Va-
31
No par
_w,
Arnold Constable Corp
Artloom
25% May 15
19% Dec
6% Jan
preferred.
$3.75
7
23'A July 16
17% Jan 27
86% Apr
23
the Week
Friday
Thursday
-> Oct. I
*4314
5
—
'■
%
.
44
43 7»
43%
—74
5
Corp——_—-—-10
Steel
Armco
80% July 29
34% Dec
25
Feb
15 ~
27% Feb 12
Argo Oil' Corp___^_
32% July 30
20
22% Sep
26
46
75
May
16% Apr
,
40% Jan
42%
Archer-Daniels-Midland r—-No par
9
35% Feb
Sept. IX
Par
11
7
7
64 % May
24% Dec
39% Apr
22% Jan
EXCHANGE
49% Feb
15,
30% Sep 22
39'A Sep
44% Dec
Jan
80
Loweat
Hlfhcit
.
29
Sept. 30
Sept. 29
dale* for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
Ring® Sine®
Ye*r 1958
AND
LOW
STOCKS
44
•
4
*42%
60
38
38
25
27
27%
26%
267'a
26%
26%
16,500
No par
*60
*60%
62%
*60%
62 Va
100
pl'%
Volume
190
Number
5887
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(1429)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previoua
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
10 % Jan
2
30% Apr
24
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
19%"Dec
7
8
41% Dec
17
Va Dec
13
Sep
22
-r-37% Feb
10
H
12
..
Jan
13
46
94 % Apr
25 Va Jan
.9
103
2
38% Dec
29
33 % Sep
39% Jan
13
76% Dec
11
72
July.
3
NEW
r
Highest
37% Sep
8
52 % Feb
21
102% Jan
5
23
41% Jan
19
—
Jan
5
117
Jun
32% Jan
46% Nov
38% Jan
47
Jan
19 % Jap
-
Carpenter
23 %
19
16
48% Jan
19
46% Jan
27
4%%
30
31% Jan
lb
18
Sep
22
110
6
83
8
91
7
Aug 28
Aug
101
Apr
22
1
7% Apr 22
36% Aug 12
17
25
99
Jan
'
.2
55% Jan
Sep
117
118% Nov ;:',5':
81% Dec 17.
2
Jan
'26% Feb
28
38% Dec
15
76% Sep
35% Sep
17% Jan
7
19% Jun
•
9
18 V4 Jan
98 % Jan
23
44% Mar 20
2
20
2
9 '/a Jun
27
14
Dec
31
13
Jan
5
22
3
52
Oct'' 30
41
Jan
30
55
Aug
71% Feb
17
so;
-v
Jan
22% Dec
72% Mar 19
78
21 '% Apr
9
8
16
23% Mar
I)
Central
Agulrre
16
99% Feb
37% Sep
10
46% May 11-
Central
31
Central
RR
27
68% Apr
28% Jan
23
8% Jan
12
15
48% Nov
12
21
50%
14% Dec
22
34% Sep
11% Sep
22
Nov
3
43% Jan
28
16% Apr 27
89% Aug
6
6 % Nov
28
54
4% May 29
52
34
Jan
91
Jan
2
33% Nov
28
2
9
88% Sep
35% Jan
24
24% Aug 14
55% Nov
14
3
23
21% Oct
39 % Sep
14%
Dec
2
7
„
89
Apr 17
9% Mar 14
109.% Nov
16'
17% Mar 19
Sep
33% Sep
26% Jan
10
49 Va Nov
31% Jan
2
11% Jan
10
12% Jan
43
2
45% Jan
2
5
Cerro
8
de
Pasco
Certain-Teed
Oct
23% Apr
18
74% July
20
108
3
17
8
38
23
53
Jan
29
44% Mar 30
4
24 Va
Sep
20
63
Jan
20
Sep 22
Nov
32V2 Sep
7
31% Nov
7''
38
26
19% Aug
5
19
118% Feb
21
63% Oct
17,300
19%
115
'
*6%
V4"
"31%
92
19
Va'
*113
6%
32
92
118%
.83'%
32
82%
*81 Va
82%
29 '%'>
60
2,900
25.000
92
28%
28%
*117 Va
81 Va
118%
81%
35%
35%
-
36,400
10
800
35%'
35%
35%
.35%
18%
18%
18%
18%
*18 V4
18%
*18'A
18%
22
*21%
22
21%
21%
1,200
18%
18
Va
18%
4,400
21%
18%
50
76
35%;
18%
91%
*50
51
52
53
*76
78
'
77
77
20
20
1
19%
20%
2,900
33'A
f
51
20
33'A
33'A
33%
.33
33%
2,500
*91 %
92
92
'"-1,800
'•
92
*91 %
41 %
41
41
41%
41%'
*41
24%
24%
24%
25
25%
25 Va'
25
25
58%
58%
59
'15Va_16
*10'%: 10%
200
76
.
41
,
3,800
■.'•-
19%
33%
91%
19%
'
*49
76
«
33'A
'
41%
59
59
300
59%
92
40
'•
•41%-
2,300
800
:
'
12%
41%
42
No par
1%
88%
89%•
38%
39'A
20 Vb
AOVa
*16
10V8
10
35%
34%
35%
34%
12%
12 >%
79'A
12%
12%
12 Va
12 Va
12%
6,800
81%
79%
78%
79%
79%
79%
3,800
5'%
4%
4%
4%
6,800
5
71%
No par
16%
T O VB
12%
'
5Va
59
16%
10Va
35 Ve
80
59%
16'A
*10'A
79%
12%
78%
58%
*15%
35%
5
330
35V4
-
25'%.
34%
10,800
J2%
*91
28%
•*117/4
?
115%
J>%.
6%
32%'
*91
29'A
91%
40%
71%
3%%
3
Chic
20%.
26%
1
Inc
1
1
_—i
Western
71%
5
59
16%
*16
'
•10
72
72 Va
72%
41%
90
38
38%
89 Va
89%
39.%
39'A
40%
41
20%
20%
20%
20%
'26%
27%
13,300
.
35
200
,
10%
'34%
5
*72 Va
17
10
35 Va'
4%
41%
*88 Va
No par
com
600
,
15,600
>
73%;
73
73
40 %
40%
40 Va
40 %
88%
89
38
38%
20%
20%
28%
29%
1,000
8
37% Apr
37% Jan
17
2
Chicago Pneumatic Tool—
Chicago Rock 1st &, Pac RR
No
Chicago Yellow Cab
____No
15% Oct
10
13
Jan
22
18% Jun
24
Chickasha
17
32
25
25
59 Vb Oct
7
50% Feb
4
Full
35% Dec 30
31% Sep
95% July
82
Sep
12
27
Jan
8
Jan
13
59% Oct
27
44% Feb
2.7
10% Jan
21
13
63% Aug 11
17% Sep
2
102
Feb
14
Sep
-
46% Jan
14
47 V»
22
Sep
16
30
'64% July 10
64% Jan
36 V2
43'A
37%
37%
26
x^5%
26 Ve
25%
27%
26%
27'A
67%
66%
22Va
34
28%
30%
*24'A
67'A
22'/a
34%
66Va
22%
34%
28 Va
66'/a
67
67
23%
36%
28%
23
33. 'A
28%
30%
*24»A
31%
30'a
31%
28%
*24 %
28 Va
*15%
16
*15%
16
*15%
16
*15%
15%
39%.
397/a
39%
40'A
40'A
39%
40 V4
800
'
56%
55%
56%
56 %
36%
56
56%
•55 Va
56%
7,100
48%
22,700
19'A
1,700
Cities
Service
Co
5%%
100
*101
No par
*44
3
18% Jan
2
City Stores Co A——
9
89% July
7
Clark
37% Feb
25
55
Dec
30
44% Jun
22
2
Cleveland
95
Sep
22
59
Oct
8
25% Dec
19
24% Jan
32
Jan
2
53
Dec
30
127
Jan
6
134
Dec
12
86
Jan
15
97
98% Jan
2
May 27
132'/a Dec
31
46
129 Va
88
Jan
39
2
63
Feb
96 •*
159
9
4
25
136 Va Jan
30
28
119'A Feb
12
40% Aug
28
Sep
Jan
Jun
16
Apr
27
July 24
Equipment
Special
ClevJte
guaranteed
7%
13% Mar 18
18
Sep
21
43% July 27
72
Sep
29
82
21% Jan
7
Jun
24
25 Va Dec
30
23% Jan
20
48 Va Nov
6
46% Sep
27
28% Mar 11
8
43 Va Jan
Feb
24
33'A Sep
29
50% Mar 11
50
29%
3,100
63%
64%
57,100
Co
^
_
33
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
7,300
v*
*82'A
83
*95%
97
19%
104
44
44
44% '
48 :Va
19
T01
'
44%
82
«
97
49
Va.
48%
19 'A
19Va
104
82 Va
48%
19Va
*101
44
44%
104
44
44
90
97
48 Va
19 Va"
*101
70
82 'A
*95%
>'■.
104
44%
%
600
16%
16
Va
16 Va
16 Va
17%
4,900
77%
78%
79
79
2,200
49'A
48%
49%
49 Va
49%
5,500
92%
92%
93%
93 Va
93
93
Va
440
60
60
bO
60
*60
61%
*60
61 Va-
60
60
35%
35'^
*34
35%
*34
35
Va
*34
35%
130
34;i»
35
35%
35
351/a
6,800
56V4
2,300
16'
36
•34%
5 5'A
55'A
56
*129
132
*90
130%
95
95
154%
154 Va
153%
*1100
*1100
49 Va
92 !4
34%
56
49%
49
93%
92%
35'%
54%
56%
55%
49%
56
56
*128
132
'129
131
*90
95
*90
95
*90
92
153
154
152
110
129 V2
*1100
129
Va
*1100
1500
154 Va
1500
154
20
154'A
*1100
6,600
1500
39 Va
38%
39%
37%
38'A
37 Va
37%.
73
72
72
72
72
72
73
73
73
22 Va
23
23
23%
23
23%
23%
24%
24%
24%
5,400
3t%
32%
32%
33 'A
32
33
31 %
33
32%
33'A
93,200
*46 %
47%
*46%
47%
*46%
51 >51
40%
41'A
20%
20%
51
40%
20'%
38%
*72
No par
—50
^
Ry—
49%
*19'A
*101
82 'A
78'A
152%
com___No par
Southern
48%
19Va
104
33'/a
;
16Va
54
No par
Nopai
preferred series B_.
43
83
78 »A
*S0
No pai
Colorado Fuel So Iron
*82
16%
130%
common—_1
Collins & Alkinun Corp
••
.
'»•
79%
100
Internafl Corp
&
29%
64
16'A
100
preferred
Colorado
29%
62%
79 Va
33%
No par
Coca-Cola Co
5%%
29%
63Va
4
'35 V-a
J
si. Co coin
Colgate-Palmolive
>
stock__50
4%
2nd
$3.50
29%
62 Va
92 Va
No par
gtd
preferred
preferred
4%
29'A
65%
48%
com—.—15
Corporation.
Cluett Peubody
—
29%
78%
16
■■
_15
—
•
29'A
63%
-78%
5
Co_
Electric Ilium
Coca-Cola
35
86% May
8
23% Dec 15
Corp..
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
20
19 Va
5
—
Sep
Mar 20
48 Va
common
prclfiixe.d
Clly~F?odii«tH
2 "
56%
10
-
City .Investing Co
57 % Jan
35
15%
39%
9
10
15 %
39%
Dec
Feb
5,900
28 Va
39%
Cincinnati
62
65 % Feb
*
50,000
31%
30%
97
2
55'/a Jan
28%
27%
*25
97
35 'A Jan
101
28%
3,000
'96'A
16
3
28 Va
600
3,600
36%
36%
97'A
43
Sep 22
Apr 22
37
83'A
2
59
37
67
24
33%
13
91JA Aug
15,600
67
*23%
95%
20% Oct
4
27%
27
24%
-
20
82 »/4
45Va"Dec
May 2Q
800
31%
2
64% Aug
37%
100
17
106 'A
400
37 Va.
37%
100
19
49%3Mar
361/4.
43%
Electric—
&
preferred —^
4%% preferred
15 Vs Jan
Jan
*37%
.1,800
15%
*34 Va
*42 Va
.
8.50
Gas
29
1
4%
35 Va Jan
"
15%
15%.
36%
43
Corp—
Common
27% Mar 20
% Jan
15%
36xht
1,000
6,600
112
29%
63%
-
26
15—Pel
102% Jun
'
*104
62'A
12
47% Jun
157/b
115
-68%
25
O'Nuts
Chrysler Corp
21
>102% Jan
10
21
38
Jan
91% Feb
.£.
16
95% Sep
22
2
106'a Apr
44% Oct
37
8
Sep
*105
—
Milling Machine Co
10
C I T Financial Corp—No par
72% May 20
Cincinnati
8
7
68
—
43
Oil
3,500
68%
67%
43
29
5,100
il
41
*34^.
8
•11,900
107a
36V2
par
1.7%
40
5
9
11.700
170
■
.
29 Va¬
28%
11 Va
43'A
37%
.
29%
—17%-
40
*34'/2
22Va
33%
29
30%
28%
8.400
II
-
~
115
15%
.
20%
40
*42%
36%.
100
15
Chock
b8—69
*105
15%'^
15*%
16
'■»
2,400
29%
17%
90
39 Va
20
"
29 Va
par
preferred series A
Cotton
115
17
28%.
V 10%^ 11
40%
40Va
68'%-r"-
*106
17%
29%
36!/a
—100
22
36% .July 28
67%
"
43
37'A
No par
Sep
Oct
15'
41V2
29
16%
29
18'A
"40%"
116
.
27%
•
*42%
37'A
25%
67V4
21%
33%
28%
29 Va
*24%
__10
com
5% series A noncuin pfd_
Chic & North Western com
5%
17
29%-30 —
10%
10%
.
•„
1,600
89%
38 Va
.
*34
40
—
Ry
Feb
28%- Jan
:105
«»100
28% Sep
99
10%
25
common
17
29%
11%
41 %-—42"
"67 —
67%
preferred
—-50
Chic Milw St Paul &, Pac____No par
45% May 25
Jun
;
-
_1
;
convertible' preferred
Great
16'A
28%
1.25
.
5%
71v2 May 22
32% Jan 22
21
.
Chicago & East 111 RR
Class A
16
33% July
.
27
28
91 %
'25;
■
10
10
83
Oct
19%
*113
118%
22%
1
26% Jun
77
13,100
28%
'18%
1
28
2
75
"117 Va
13%
1
Dec
37
74
29%
*21%
__5
30
10
1,200
75
118%
29
18%
Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio R.y
July 14
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14
1
27
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8
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32
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41
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Vouglit Aircraft
Checker Motors Corp
Chemetron Corp
11
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19
Feb
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29%
19
37 Va
41
26%
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32%
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117
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114
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17% Mar 23
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25
Jan
24
28
102
28 Va
82%
5
$4.50 preferred
5
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31% Nov
44
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112%
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92
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9
42% Jun
40% Nov
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32
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50
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Champlin Oil & Refining Co
13
36% Jan
.
9
2
44
74 3-4
100
Service
Products
Aircraft
Chain
17
18
27
9% Jan
72%
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Gotham
4
25% Apr
42% Jan
10% Sep
18% Jzfn
19% Apr
75%
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Chadbourn
24
Mar
34% Feb
18% Feb
14 Va Jan
72 Va
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Cessna
9
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15
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9
26% Sep 22
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2
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19
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July 27
99
20
29
25
25
Jan
47% Apr
6% Jan
50% Feb
37% Jun
7
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Mar
79
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2
7
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43
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16
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19
20
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Illinois
26
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31
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27%
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7
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48
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-
109
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76
10
9,700
109
41
48
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3.700
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20
17
34%
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34%
37%
19%
93
34%
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Apr 20
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92%
40%
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22
91
37%
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17
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93
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7
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preferred
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28
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12
22
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44
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12
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28
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15
34
5
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..
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15
51
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Wednesday
Sept. 29
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25
38% Jan
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26% Sep
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19
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1
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43'/a Dec
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20
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31% Nov
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16
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29
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22
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2
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30
17
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14
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10
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9
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28
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17
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17
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10
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33
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1
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65
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24
14
67% Aug
7
Commercial
Credit
10 Va Jan
2
15»A Nov
20
12% Sep
9
18 'A Mar 11
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41% Jan
2
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30
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2
64
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20
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5
93% Oct
2
101% Apr
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20
25
112'% Feb
19
5 25%
preferred
10
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21
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2
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26
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2
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29
7% Jan
2
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18
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2
48
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17
43
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31
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65
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6
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18
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2
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30% Sep
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12% Sep
21
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1
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30
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1
30
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61%
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14
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14
21
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22
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25
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24
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15
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2
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3
53
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14% Jan
2
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18
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23
28
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3
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29
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21
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2
6
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8
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29
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13
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31
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21
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2
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12
33
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25
30
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41
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13
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30
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18
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2
99
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17
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7
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6
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30
104
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90
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21
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25
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28
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12
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99
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2
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16'A Mar 12
20
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—1
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100
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60
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Consumers Power Co com
92
102
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-
3
25
60% Nov
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95
29%
59
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59
95
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com
61% Feb
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102
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•
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25
1.
8% Apr 29
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8
25
24
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,
1
Cigar Corp
6
Jan
31
Feb
95
2
25
58%.
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4
92
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15
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Consolidated
15
2&%
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coin
Comptometer Corp
^
Conde Nasi, Publishing Co
64'% May 28
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preferred
Jun
2
99
38%
1
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issued
May
112
Jan
27% Jan
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37%
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Edison
106
101% Sep
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101
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1
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lP:/4
5
Engineering Inc
3
Sep
54% Jan
22..
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4
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18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1430)
.
.
Monday, October 3
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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Year
Range Since
1958
Lowest
Richest
Lowest
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30
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87
19%,
15.70C
21-
-21
88
-86-
,
197b
5474
-
*30
87
,51%
51 %
517#
51
>20%
*1174
37M
5374
52
100,
12-774
7*4
19
53
-50
*95
517#
21
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19.7J,
■
13074
20 7
129
87
—
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197b.
52
100
*50
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5.20(.
48%
.4074 '
47 7 b
46%
52
100
;
507i,
_
217b
132:%
13174
4
80%
*86
preferred—100
pfd——100
prior
Cutler-TIammer
52
22
13174'
129
477#
40%
477#
100
1
Sugar
Inc
Press
40%
7
"50
-02
52
100
noncuin
Curtiss—Y^right
Jul£2r
47
407b
*5P
»9;»
2.50
preferred
$1.60 prl,or preferred
$4
21% Apr
27 % Jan
fi
37%
21%
Cunningham Drug Stores Iiic~._2.50
Curtis Publishing common—...
1
Aug 27
7
14
3074
227#
No par
convertible
RR Wo
Cuneo
,107b Jan 21
Jan
-34% Sep
59% Jan
37%
21%
2.
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred —
4
81% Mar 11
07
37%
217s
_25
com
preferred
Cuban-American
15
Aug 18
4174 Jan 20
.62
37%
21
527 b
—
Corp
3,800
37
—i.——.—No par
Zellcrbach. Corp common
5
5%%
Cuba
6
2
33% Sep
39
70%
12,100
51
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
2
8
Sep
8% Sep
27% Jan,24
17
2
50%
preferred
$4.20
,
-
114% July
104% Sep, 21
31
07b Jan '
107:.'
51
117b
preferred—-
conv
Crown
20
50
107
507,,
1
__l
Crown Cork & Seal common
58% Nov
Dec
Petroleum
Crescent
23% Apr/35
101 % Jun
18% Jan
of Wheat Corp
Cream
11
10
10%
527b
preferred ———„u.-10()
374%
Mar 11
12
36% Sep
29
10% '
51
!—„_25
Crane Co common
Mar 30
40
25''« Jan
43 V-i Apr
10%.
53 74
(Del)_——_l
Cotyj Inc———.
—
Coty International Corp__
9
23
4
40% Dec
3
1174
52%
common.-—5
—..—_ 100
3 7b % preferred series of 1947_100
Cosden
Petroleum Corp-—.
1
14 % Apr
Jan
3
35% Jan
20% Nov 28
3
14»4 Mar
10%
2
Corning Glass Works
3%%
preferred
May 12
13.400
17,000
11
52 7
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp.—__l
2411, Jun
50 %
14
Corp
Products Co
Corn
24
88
Feb
-
1.
2
21
287a Jan
July 28
597a Jun
15
Sep
8% Jan
5
11
Nov
6
Sep 23
18%, Jan
3% Nov
39% Dec
2
JaD
85
9% Nov
13'
08 %
Shares
49%
50
10%
Cooper^Bessemer Corp _—
_S
Copper Range Co_____—
5
Copperweld Steel Co common.,
.5
5% convertible preferred—
_50
6%
convertible preferred—50
51 % July 27
49
51%
45% Aug 12
49% July
49%
49
48%
1
Continental
33% Mar 17
Steel
48%.
Oct. 2
Oct. I
5
Motors
78% Mar 10
84% Fab
9
Jan
Continental
Continental Oil of Delaware
89% Feb \9.
13
May
Jan
20
26
Sept. 30
Sept. 29
49%
Sales f#»
the Week
Friday
Thursday
,
10 1«
8
18
30
88
Aug - 1
89
Apr 16
20% Aug
6
•
Mar 11
13% Apr
48%
PRICES
SALE
YVeclnesday
Tuesday
.
Sept. IH
69% Jan
50 %
8
Monday,
5
Insurance
22
82
31
14
Apr
Continental
5
Mar
66
1
.
HIGH
AND
LOYV
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
22
19% Sep 21
39% Jan
7
49 % Jun
2
31
20
Jan
Sep
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
21
21
36 % Sep
13
34% Oct
12
Jan
STOCKS
Previous
35 74
30
35%
35V
77 7b
70%
77
7774
78
78 7 4
-.78
80%
*83
857 b
*83
05%!
*83
857b
10
107a
16'a
17
37
367b
51 •%,
51 '-b
28.100
*35':r -■357n
-35%-
-15J b
200
(-5
a
—-
600
•
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,
70 %
77
1.900
77"(i
D
Dana
1-
MU Apr
3
9
83% Aug 17
83 % Jan
15
92
Aug
0
'Sep
8
91 % Feb
'9% Jan
14
14%
Nov
18
13% Feb
2
19% July 27
Dun River Mills Inc—
39% Nov
28
34
Feb
6
4974 Mar 18
Daystroin Inc
Dec
30
50% Sep
17
01
Jan
14
Jan
22
Oct
2
82
Apr
10
Mar 10
30
43% Jan
56
2
%
87
13
75% Nov
18
01% Dec
60% Feb
84
73
77.%. Sep
19
88
Jan
28
71
Oct
24
89
Jun
10
78
79
20% Jan
19
19% Nov
20
17
Sep
15
2
54% Nov
11
47% Jan
8
7
10
30% Nov
11
27% Mar 30
12% Dec
1
8% Jun
0% Apr
40% Feb
18
03-i Dec
1
10% Jan
2
25% Dec
31
Preferred
3.75%
9
Preferred
3.90%
'
15
Decca
Records
Deere
&,
Delaware & Hudson
May 25
127b Jan
Rubber Co
Lack
Delaware
9
Inc——
37 lb
30 7
513„
517,,
51%
73 7a
74 %,
75
a
*73 'a
79'
.
*
513
10,900
2.500
1.700
180
*73 7b
75
75
13
*73
74
*77
811/2"
'
74
*73
*73
81%
*77
817 b
*77
817 b
801,,
L'O"7-
•
51%
i
"11
30
307#
30
307,,
30
"
1 (»•'#
81%,
36%
37%,
737b
37
74
'13
85 '
10'.,:
74
78
.
797b
a
*83
10%
167b
817 b
73
297b
30
10
5,100
30
1774
17V
177b
187 b
17 3 4
74
5.300
55
50'
2
50 74
57
50 7
4
56 34
55%
507;,
55%;
50 3 b
16.700
27';.
—1
No par
..Western-
37%'
.17
50c
(Delaware)
Co
a
51%
73.':.
;—__ 3()c
Dayton
371
51 7.
series B—;J.CX)
series C
100
33
26% Dec
2
July
27
-hi
16
.'57
10
—
30% July 15
21% Feb 19
2
13',, Jan
857;:
15%,
Power & Light coinmoi'i
7
Preferred 3.75% series A
100
08% July 31
2
15% Jan
*77
i
100
.•——.5
Dayton
Feb
81
30
277b Jan
19
common
preferred series A
374%
10
83 % Apr
Sep 23
-Jun
Corp
284«
27%,
2874
28 %>
283 4
28%
28%,
287;,
28%
4,800
8.500
9%
50
9%,
17%
17%,
97.i
;
97«
974/
02 V
02
02
04
18
177,;
18%,
-9%,
107#
10%,
10%
.No33 4
10 "u
0374
64
64-
.
64
2,600-
24% Jan
367b Apr
Delaware Power & Light, Co—13.50
Delta
Air Lines
lnc__
1_
3
00 7
27%
28%
27:'4
28 7 b
28 7
a
297b
28?,
2874
287b
29
17
21
Denv
17%,
18 7 b
18
1874
171,,
187b
18 74
18%,
18 74
187b
43%,
437#
43
43%,
43%,
43%
Sep
37% Jan
2
42% Dec
31
41 %Jun
Feb
5
03
Oct
23
56
55
Jun
15
Aug 19
15
May 20
Rio Grande West RR_No par
Detroit Edison
4774 Alar 13
[
68
5
30
^Detroit
28
Apr
257^ Oct
1
17% Oct
13
15% Jan
2
48% Dec
30
40
Jan
7
13
6374 July
6
Diamond
2
35% Sep
24
30% Jun
15
377b Feb
20
Diamond
Oci
1
19% May
May"
25% Jan
32% May 21
29% Mar 20
11% Jan
24% Oct
1
32% Mar 24
24% Aug
21
19% Nov
7
29
7
17% Jan
7
59% Apr
!
$1.50
6
42% Mar 13
Diana
Alkali
Jan
2
43% Dec
29
25% Jan
2
35% Nov
11
31% Sep
22
3074 July 20
9% Jan
2
26% Dec
12
21% Sep
21
29% Jan
23
Corp-Seag^ams
Divco-Wayjie Corp
8% Jan
3
14% Dec
4
13
23
177 b Jan
12
Dr.
11% Jan
2
19% Dec
31
16
Jan
0
20
19
17% Jan
2
54% Apr
8
Jan
14
:
15
Sep
Sep
22
' Mar 26
6% Jan
14% Nov
2
11
20
11
10
Sep 29
214
Dec
31
May
8
9
297 b
-29
29
29
29
2274
2274 :
22%
22%
22 3 4
1,900
29 3 0
30%,
2974
80%
6,000
a
15.900
227o
23
227
30
3074
3074
31
V 3874
39%
3874
,42
337b"
33' 4
3374
24'b
24%
137„
13„
137 b
13
,
1474 Aug 17
27874 Aug
4074
40%
41%,
33%
>33!;,
2374
24'b
23%
24
7'b
137b
187b
18%;
18 7
19 7
18%,
183,.
18%.,
I
80% Oct
1
39% Oct
112% Apr
91% Apr
44
44 74
44'a
433,
4474
437 b
44%,
45'a
447 b
23 7
H
237 b
23 7b
237b
237b
237,,
237b
24
24
l-
000
78%
80 7
,
7974'
80 3
807 b
81%
81%
83
83%
84 74
27.600
50c
—
31%
317.1
317b
32 7#
81
31%
31
3174
31
31%
2(!.00d
25'
2574
2574
25 74
2574
2574
25'
t
257,
23%.
257
11 %
*1174
117#
11%,-
1134
*11 %
11%
Inc
*
1
—1
Corp
13
,
250%
13'#
12%
.258
421
1
(E I)
1
"11
4
12%,
252
5
43
Sep 20
41% Sep 11
78
22-%
23
221
38
38
*38%
45%
*43 7,
45 %i
97 7 2
97%
98%
3
757,
707b
76%
17
267b Jan
12
22 7
227b
227-,
22-%,
22%,
38
30
42 '/» Feb 27
387 b
38 7 b
38
387
25
4674 Jan
3
40
July 25
50% July 15
42
Oct
40
May 22
43% July 0
51
May 21
24
53
Jan
31
14
24% Nov
10
22% Feb
2
14
28
44% Nov
14% Jan
41% Aug 14
42% Jun 19
27
46 % Mar 13
48% May 26
46% Jan
47
13
Mar 24
31% Apr
$3.75
DWG
21
22 1
"'30%
«=r^f>()
*407
50
50
41
44 7,,
*43
45
-43
407#
*407#
41
41
41
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44',
*43
447 b
43
44%,
*43
427
,
*42
•42
4274;:
*42
45 7
,
45'
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4274
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45 74
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1
13 3
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28 1
a
28 1
a-
28' 4
■
42 3 4
■
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4574
*4374
28 7 b
28 7
28 3 4
23%,
,
,
15,900
•_
480
10-
417-,
700
44%
•10 %,.
50
42%
45
■
23
29%,
000
.
23
■'•
45
t
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50
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•
967.1
r
-78
407b
43%
1
44 7,,
_50
—
»
89
43:%
50
Cigar Corp
•'
a
■*.77
2,100
38 3 4
1
.75%
May 12
21.900
90'
78%,
90 3
No par
50
48% Mar
4
98
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
preferred
$4.15 preferred
4%
preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
7;.
250 3
777b
Preferred $4.50 series
common
.
47%
7
86% Apr
97 7
243
78
17
21
Sep
41% Jun
700-
4,306
98%,
Sep
May'13
32
a
II
12%,
251',
244
25774
251
200
74'% Sep
Duquesne Light Co
*11%
12::,t
12%,
127#
V
& Co—
Common
95
47%
24
10,000
43%
21
Jan
5.400
28 7.4
28-,
106
v;oa-
4,400.
5
8 "8
1
Limited USA
International
Pont do Nem
4,300
3.500-
*.U
13%.
187b
22% Sep
101
>>
13 7a
1374
1874
—
Industries
Duplan
3974
33%
5
Corp
3
OftO
18%
Chemical Co_
Dunhlll
.
187b
Drewrys
202% Feb
27'b
1
I87:,
6
du
172% Apr
297
187#
24
22% Jan
18
0.600
2974
187b
1474 Jan
27
32%
18
28% Apr
23% Oct
14% Nov
7.7HJO
7;;
4
6
3
Mar 20
8.000
58"i,
32
187
Sep 23
7
9
Apr
10% Jan
237b
587 b
32 '4
187;,
Dresser
30% Sep
23
58
-32' V
18%,
21
9
2474
57 %
327b
18%
457b Jan
46% Oct
.23%,
58%',
1
21
33
'■
237 b
31%,
.
137b
Dow
7
22 7 b
57%
i
1374
Dover
6
74% Jan
74.200
par
Inc—
Fund
Dominiok
257b
,
—No par
Co
Mines Ltd
20% July 23
5:/% Jan 21
24
19% Jan
31
39 7
23
1
25'
32
■33
Douglas Aircraft Co——:——No par
42% Sep
20
77% Dec
807.J
2
—No
Pepper
Dome
May 18
Ltd
7.30Q
(.0
*59
60
2D34
5874
'5874
,
Distillers
27% Aug 17
9
20% Nov
24'b
2314
12 V
87
;_2.5o
22 7
43%,
2474
24 3 4
2.800
17.900
317.4
it
-
20,74
.1
927a July 15
74% Jan
2
52% May 22
12
Disney
24
2974
•
22
00e
(The) Club Inc
(Walt) Productions
26% Sep 18
32% Sep 23
32
297
z,>
581
317 b
247b
25 7b
437b
*59
60
*59
60
21 74
21
57
.
1
...
2474
21
-1 it
Corp
*59
22 7b
15
Co
National
48%
00
■59
1
preferred
Stores Corn
Diners'
x42%;
20
W UP, Co__ 100
Hillsdale & S
Detroit Steel Corp
Do
Vilblss Co
2
9% Jan
30%
09
Sep 24
2
57
j
7b
14,300
29 %
£
27% Jan
45% Dec
19
43% Jan
29% Jan
30
Feb
11
22% Apr
737b Jan
30%-Aug 14
33% Sep 15
25% Sep 22
57
July
46 Va Apr •
2
Eugle-Plcher Co
Airline
4
47b % prior preferred
Eastern Stainless Steel
34% Jan
77% Sep
23% Sep
24
8572 Jan
23
21
30 7b
75
82% Jun
16
977b July 22
937b July 30
Eastman
9074 July 27
4174 Sop 30
6374 Aug 13
Eatoi
Apr
88%: Jun
38% Jan
2
59
Oct
2
Dec 11.
2
37
Jan
9
22% Jan
2
83% May 22
37% Dec 11
22% Jan
70.
9
50% Jar
6
39% Sep
30% Jan
24
83% Jan
15
34
Feb
6
4
Jan
17
95
14% Apr
15
20% Feb
4
18% Jan
16
Jan
2
Oct
31
30% Jan
7
7% Dec
19
8% Dec
31
20% Jan
2
40% Nov
19
G% July 20
38% Jan L4
80
25
Mar 27
39
89
Aug
4
Apr
8
May 15
417b Jun 24
92
557b July 28
2
11% Dec
15
9% Jan
7
14
Alar 20
2
39 % Dec
9
28% Sep
21
39
Jan
10
56% Dec
8
48% Jar
7
4% Jan
2
16 % Dec
17% Jan
2
24
267b
8,100
80
877#
86%
87%
86%
877b
3674
87%
83%
87%
28.00(%
9174
91%
>'
84
2,400-
42
2.000
common
Co
Mar 13
16
60% Feb
3
54 % May
29
61% Oct
16
56
11
Apr
30
21
Nov
14
13% Jan
3
28
Nov
28
17% Sep 21
19% Mai
2
28% Jan
2
47
%Dec
4
3% Jan
2
43% May
8% Aug
25'
13% Jan
2
23% Oct
17
Jan
2
13% May 14
22% Apr
22
5
55% Jar
Oct
37% Sep
40
MaT
5
157b July 23
2
70
2
257b July 23
30% Mar 12
May
4
Corp common—28
100
—8.50
Erie RR common
5%
Erit
No par
preferred series A
a
riccauuifcij
Evans
Products
2474 Mar
5
Eversharp
21
497b July
8
Ex-Cell-O
21
377b Apr
im
100
uu
Co
00
5
:
Inc—
1
Corp
_3
;
.
29
Sep
9
Fairbanks
Morse
7
Jan
2
Whitney
Corp com
28
107b July 16
28% Aug 31
Fairbanks
21% Jan
convertible
preferred
7'A Sep
29
10% Jan
13
Fairchild
30% Sep 11
29% Jan
2
37
Sep
14
Fairmont
Mar 12
Apr
9
10
79% Aug 11
1P% Jan
9
96
2
89
Sep
19% Dec
11
15% Jan
2
33
17
29
35
sRr
Dec
DHVf
26
July 27
31%; Sep 11
Jar
Q
$1.60
4%
&
Engine &
Foods
Co
Co
Airplane
common
convertible preferred
Falstaff Brewing
Familv
Finance
*84'a
837b
80
40%
39
405 4
2.500
*90
92 7 b
90
92%
*90
92%
2774
2774
27
49'2
49%
49
507b
5,900
77n
7
774
56.800
52
52 74
9.20D
Corp.,
Corp
No par
1
40.
20 7
#
50%
7
497b
52
52
92
*90
7b '
27 74
267n
27
50 3
4974
5074
4
3
77 b
7
•
50%
517b
52
10%
29
52 %
54
10%
1074
251 b
10%,
29%
52%
297b
29
30
291
547 b
537b
54%
54%
10%,
#
1074
147#
.
15 %
147#
15%,
147u
157 b
1434
27
27 7 b
273a
27
27%
27%
28
r
34 34
7827a
5,800
11
10%,
15
27"
2,1«>0
27 74
7b,
53%
10%
297b
7
7
77 b
5074
52
20,000
29%
a
55%
4,(m
14%
14,700
277b
2,400
34',4
1474
*27
1,200
34 7b
35
34%
34%
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84%.
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83
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14%
14%
147b
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21%
227b
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427b
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407b
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207b
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83 %
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8
24
774
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23%
340
6774
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30
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7%
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120
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57
347 b
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29
Jan
Mar 26
84%
3974
02 %
51
88
11
52 3 4
84%
40
52
10%!
8
3
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38
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
1
85
39 3 4
48 3 4
18
4%
*513
*847i,
40
48
Alfg Co„
Endlcott Johnson
52%
85
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7%,
Gas
800
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*847i,
50
Watch
216
40%
267b
10
83
85
•517«
,
7
29
28
52 3 4
196
78
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50
32%. Jan
Nov
41%
267b
80
13
83:%
4174
5
30
2
82%,
4174
1
5
9
91%
82%,
41'%
-90
10
Jun
91 %
817b
40%
a
Amer shares—-
Co
Phonograph
34% Jun
9174
8174
40%
40'
Empire District Electric Co—
8
91%
80-74
40%
*84%,
Emerson Radio &
17
927b
80
92 7
,
51
1
267b May 11
May
>91%
79:%
40'
*81%,
2.50
697b May 12
36% Oct
25%
287a Aug_28
90
nnt^s
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18
38% Apr
""
777#
25%
22
2
24% dsn
77%
20%,
12% Sep
2
79
78
257b
23% Jun
Jan
7
77 7 b
26 %
2
July 21
32% Nov 24
78
4
10
30
9.400
273b
78
Dec
26 % Jan
10,200
25 3
100
Electric
273b
26'i«
2
Battery
Natural
Paso
34 74
20
100
Storage
National
Elgin
El
Inc
Ind
1,000-
527b
267a
78%
Emerson
79
2
20
Mus
a
34 74
27%,
27 7 b
50
preferred
&
52'
35%
777a
...
common
Auto-Lite
51%
34
24%,
Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Electric
Electric
Jan
Co
preferred
4Tb%
Elastic
51
367 b
27
27%
—1
Products Co
51
35
2G3b
i__10
_____
Bros Stores
4%%
Ekco
50 7 b
36 74
2.50
Corp
issued
Electric
Jan
44% Jan
Edison
2
974 Jan
29
6% Jan
preferred
507#
35'4
27 74
10
com.
common
ManiUacturlng
50 7 »
36
100
Asn
Co
51 '4
3574
1
Fuel
Kodak
When
May 14
317# July 16
55 7b Aug
7
Gas &
$3.60
89
27
0% Jan
Eastern
*59%.
10
Inc
Eastern
9
21
*817b
83 7b
•
-
"81%
28%
*30
83
%
'
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33 7b
*
■
4;
29%
28-'
a
29
2,700
307 b
301
#
30 7 4
1,300
1959
Number
Volume
5887
The Commercial and
Financial Chroniclt
.
^1431)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
rear 1958
Lowest
43
STOCKS
•
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan.I
Highest
Lowest
Highest
13
49% Feb
9
6474 Mar 13
3% Apr
Fansteel
6 3 4 Dec
2
5% Jan
6
1074 Apr
Fawick
11% Jan
17 % Dec
16
16% Mar 10
22 74 Apr
55
18
10
6°
2478 Aug 21
47% Feb
21% Jan
2
3174 July 29
55
May 19
7
'32
Mar
1874 Apr
,
Oct
Dec
30
24
52
NOV
20
44% Apr
'8
22
" Jun
27
21 74 May 26
29% Jan
57
Dec
30
23% Mar 1/ttf*
30 % Nov
25
38% Apr
7
49 % July
'65% Feb
12
60
Nov
15% Apr 25
6% Mar 10
22% Nov
85% Dec
94
21
.107% Dec
26
Oct
29
Jun
4
112% Dec
3
21
99
3
26
Jun
43
Jun
9
Apr
25 % Nov 28
3
'33% July 18
87
40 V4
15
30
Jan
10
Mar 17
2
9,6
35% Dec
7% Jan
2
17% Dec
35% Oct
12% Jan
.
1574 Sep 18
3174 Sep 22
Sep
93
31
22
31
11
35% Jan
1774 Jan
10
Sep" 21
22
Jan
*48
22 7b
22 %
22%
2174
22
22
22
*2134
22
64
64 74
65
64 %
6574
64
64%
*16':
16%
,'
4%
40
Feb
9
170
Feb
16
216
Aug 13
89
Nov
374%
10
1
87
July 10
16% Sep 22
95
Mar 11
3%%
Aug" 11
277b Oct
2
4574 Mar
2
50% Dec 31
50% Jan
2f
8574 Aug 31
22
■J,9% Sep
31 % Sep
24
15
Jan
2
10% Jan
Nov
'
19
39% Oct
2
25
8% Jan
2
14
22
Jan
Jo
974 Jan
,
54-
Jan
2174 Jan
21
6% Jun 25
14% Sep 24
15% Dec
5
Sep
2
20% Dec
18
18% Jan
2
70
24
6974 Jan
13
497'2 May 12
1274 Jan 21
1974 Feb
30
28
2
Dec
5
20
3774 Apr 22
28 74
July 14
77
Feb 26
_
Food
Much
Jan
G
14% Dec
17
12% Jan
8% Jan
2
17% Nov
17
16% Jan
-40% Jan
22
48
July
20% Jan
2
35
Dec
32
Jan
27
9
28
-
45% Jan
12
27Jun:
31
9
21
17
517-1 Dec
4
44% Sep
Jan
2
45% Dec
2
38
3% Jan
2
7% Oct
22
24% Jan
13
14% Jail
2
3% Jan
6
7% Nov
20
52% Apr
26% Jan
7
67% Nov
26
36% Dec
11
94
Feb
25
22
12
17% Jan
5% Apr
13
102
42
Anr
30% Oct
18
Apr
40% Sep
8
1974 Sep
9
Aug.25
138
Sep
Dec
8
9% Nov
7
7% Feb
9
2
38'.i Nov
5
31% Sep
22
2
141
30'% Apr
7
43% Dec
11
75
3
9331Jun
27-
38
14
Nov
Apr
25%
25%
*1274
12%=.
3474
3471
34%
82 %
82%
*82%
__r100
■
10174
10174
loo':,
Food
Mart
roote
9%-Nov
10
10
29% Dec
7.
18
25TMuly
7% Feb'
24
:
Jan
457b May 11
26
84
62
6074
2574
26%'
61%
2674
18,500
•
101%
34%
27%:
12
12%
337u
3474
84
83
83
101
101
,
102
2774
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4974
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10
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88
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51
.
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2674
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5074
7,300
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208
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1674
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2874
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2874
2874
2874
28 74
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:
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82 3 4
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8074
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82
1974
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19%
1974
19%
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1974
1974
19%
19%
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33
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35
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2874
2774
28%
25
27%
2574
26
25 7
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26%
46,400
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25
26
2474
26
2574
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70
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71
72
73
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71
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convertible
Gamevt'Cll Co J
common
17%
50"
18
2274 ,.2374
5
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Gardner-Denver Co
Garrett Corp
Gar Wood Industries
29 1
48
29 7
::
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■
2974
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coin-
4674
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—100
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31%.
3174
90%
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3974
„
44
3074
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American Indus
com
Co
of
Texas
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26 7
5
Transportation—1.25
General Baking Co common
5
$8
preferred
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General Bancsiiarcs
Corp
Gen
Contract
44
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27
25 3 4
60 7
59%
1
5%
44:
3174
90
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26 %
12
12
12
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141
140
140
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140
8%
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3974
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33%
33 %
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40
40%
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30
30%
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2
874
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5
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59 3 4
12
141
29%
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100
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44
317,
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90
90
2674
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60
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60
6,100
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12
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1274
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32 7„
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3874
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5,200
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4,400
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2.900
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25%
26
337.,
3174
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1874
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8
32 74
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31
90
2574
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15
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;
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Co
574
2
Bronze Corp
Cigar
•/
59
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2
100
24',,
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9% Jan
900
48
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48
1
convertible
5
1,000
16
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5
2
.
17
48
50
4%
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'
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5%
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56,600
1
Co
2
20
1674
1
Gamble-Skpgmo Inc
Mar 17
30
89
1674
100
General
4,700
8674
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89
4.000
...
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208
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.
3274.
%
13%
4974
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25,300
16
;
3274
370
16 74
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49%
:
1
50'
30
-
12.500
26%
26
1274
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86
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13
8674
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9,500
277',
33
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3,000
.
2774
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16
3374
32%
3,700
>
1274
34%
10l
27%,
28
.26 7.,
2,900
12
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101
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,
3374
84
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1674
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33 % Oct
39 74 Mar 18
70
61
33%
Fruehauf Trailer Co coinnion._
6
2U
102':,
1274
33%
«
84
Corp
10
preferred—100
Foster-Wlieclcr Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corn
Gabriel
10274
4974
Co
Ford Motor Co
Freeport
104
33
2
Foremost Dairies
2774
12%
12%
34 7
4,100
127
16%
Inc
Mineral
74
■''2;200
■.
3374
127
1
common
.
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10
12
14
33 74
300
1277,7
■25%
v
•
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2574
_5
14
-
33 7 ^
126
102 7
25%
Amer
May 19
1074 Mar 25
102%
25%
2.50
convertible
General
42 74 Apr
104%
14 -'
32%.
126'::
6274
preferred
General
la.i
Sep 21
75% Jun
,
4
28
10312
;
1374
34%
Xl25%
10312
;
1474
13%
33
128%
33?4
i
61%
pfd
Cfrcm
&
14
34%
127%.
■'<■
62 74
,
22
14"
1
127'
61%.
.
Jan
8
19% Jan
7
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Inc
22
14% Jan
14
3474
34%
1'27
.5
6774 Mar 11
16
125
Jail'
7
13%
-
62
General
2
6,000
6174
8
Jan
5,200
52
100
3
96% Jan
4074
5174
No par
19
39
39%
5174
..
Feb
3674 Feb
2
12
9
19
3974
507:.
6.25
preferred
General Acceptance
Corp
8
22
7
11
387-4
52%
1
64 3 4 Jan
2
Oct
lo%
Mar
37% Jan
9
udji'
90
9
14% Nov
2
5074 Jun
5
51 y4 Feb
S% Jan
5674 May 21
9
Oct
34
15
3974 Jan 27
4% Sep 10
28 % Sep 22
17% Nov
2
Oct
24 % Feb
33
May 11
"2674 July 23
5174 Mar 17
2
16 %.
40%
52
16%.
_2
preferred
■'
7
*1674
39%
53
common-.
convertible
18
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1674
40 74
51%
49
24
35% Apr
*16%
387b
Fluor Corp Ltd—
46% Dec
'37% Jan
1674
51%
lnc___10
coin-
$4.20 divld pfd ser of '51
Food Giant Markets Iiie
4
1674
39 74
2874
180%Dec
25% Feb
Lines
8
2
16%
Corp_
Stores
1,200
1,500
4,000
64%
51%
27
Fair
64
38%.
__
Co
64%
Florida Power Corp
.—2.50
Florida 'Power &
Light Co___No pa/
2
52%
Coach
*22
1
ProcL—I-No
Carpet Co
27
2074 Aug
10
%
par
______;
Paper
preferred-—
$4.50 conv A 2nd
Jan
July
—2.50
„
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4%% preferred
100
95
_25
$4
.
19,200
48%.
Food
5574 Aug 27
5.200
48
9
2
25%
25
48
Firstanierica
5
.
1,400
25%
25
1
•
677.,
48%
2
Mar
67%,
25%
Firth
43
68
4874
First National Stores
1
5474 July 10
2774 May 29
68
25
Flintkote
85% Sep
Sep
2
3174 Mar
'
17
•
July 20
11774 Jun
5,200
68 %
48%
-Fifth Avenue
Filtrol Corp
16
Feb
2,700
1.774
2574
Federated Dept Stores
Mar 11>*
89
67 %
1774
25
4474 Jun
5
67%.
17%
T
48%
28% Sep
4
1374 Apr 28
Sep 25
Sep 21
67%
1.7'
4874
4.60% preferred
19
8074 Jan
14
82
16
32% Dec
29
20% Jan
974 Jan
32>4 Sep
1Q% Sep
31
44% Jan
104
17%.
7%
257-t
22
151
174,,
66' 4
7'%
60%
„
774
48
Fiberboard
Sep >9
Aug 21
Sep 21
,1774
62%
7%
■
25 74
5774 Mar 20
123
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7%
1
45% July 28
100
17%
Shares
62%
62 7
60%
■
,
5
-19% Jan 12
5
7 7,,
67%
31% Sep
29
63%
774
67
4
8
62%
7%
Oct. 2
5
23
10
88
2574 Jan
62 71,
7%
the Week
Friday
Oct. 1
17
45 u, ppb
27% Jan
-r-
Dec
14
15
6074
**im .f«r
Thursday
—1
Fenestra Inc.;
Ferro Corp
104 74 Jun
136
6
Sep
5
2
__
13% Sep
16
24% Mar 14
82% Apr 16
100% Sep 26
16
17
52% Dec
,
20% Jan
167a Apr
50% Feb
i
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J
PRICES
.•
..
Federal Pacific Electric Co
Federal Paper Board Co common
2374 Aug 12
707-1 Aug
3
•1074 May
18% Jan
Sci»t.30
Sept. 29
Federal Mogul Bovver
Bearings-
5674 Jan 26
197V Jan'
SALE
Wednesday
Sept. '28
___
Corp
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Par
Metallurgical Corp
Corp
Fedders
a~B31
2974 Jan
'
LOW
Monday
EXCHANGE
10,700
80
33
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12,200
28 %
2,200
45r* 4
46%
37,200
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8',,
2813
28%
3374
8%
.79%..
3874
2,000
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/
55
Apr
57
29
67% Nov
19
44 '
Sep
22
66% Jan
5
8474 Apr
21
8
79 »b Dec
29
74
Sep
22
2
34% Dec
31
30% Jan
6
Jan
13
79 74 Dec
2
7474 Feb
9
4% Jan
2
22% Dec
99'! 4 Aug
18
16% Feb
9
3874 May
Apr
19% Jan
48
105.
.
40
103
25
Sep 22
Nov
6
45
Mar 25
117% Jan
16
10174 Oct
2
22
78% Sep
23
19
117
Jun
33 74. Jan
10574 Oct
2
52
6
General Foods
a
General
General
Mar
3
5874 July
11274 Mar
87
Mar
7
4
83
Aug 29
9274
Jan
34--
Jan
6
44
Dec
19
27
Aug 25
41
Jan
20
3174 Feb
24
2974 Jan
2
37
52 74 Feb
May 26
6
52 V* Jan
2
60%
May
.
42% Jan
367a Sep
27
May 26
4474 Jan
2
4-
Jan
7
6
-
15
3874 Dt'c
16
3
2474 Sep
4
283u Sep
16
3
25
Feb
14
25
Jan
2
Nov
11
27 74 Sep
4
28
2
34% Dec
*31
7
5074 Dec
16
83
Feb
129
Apr
79
3.
29
9074 Aug
275
Dec
21
26
21
July 10
3974 Feb 18
Feb
35
Jan
1
90
258
Feb"
Jan
2974 Feb
9
3
2974 Feb
13
7
79
12
12
17
May 22
2674 July
2
15
2
31
26
Sep 30
25% Aug
7
24% Sep 28
4474 Jan
Jan
2974 Sep
Sep 29
257 a Se*p 22
15
G
Aug
104 74 May 28
(
83
May
8
9274 Mar 26
415
Jan
2
91
Sep
8
99
8474 Jan
2
99
Dec
4
98
Jan
2
2
277a Dec
29
27
Jan
2
4074 Jun
17
Apr 28
74 Mar
3
104
2074 Jan
9
44% Jan
3
64% Dec
29
23% Jan
10
30% Oct
15
3374 Apr
21% Jan
3
49 % Oct
7
39% Dec
89"% Jan
21
15% Apr
16
28
Apr
2% Jan
1577? Jan
Feb
2
Dec
5
3% May 15
175
July 10
2474 May 20
271 Sep
21
35% Jan
2
1
21
4% Jan
9
8% Oc t
13
31
6274 Nov
20
2-7 % Jan
Oct
5% Jan
Sep 18
May -7
3
41
Dec
2
3874 Jan
88
July
8
74
3
11
15
46
Dec
24
59
Dec
22
Apr
17
31
Oct
37
Apr
30% Jan
30
61
Sep
5174 Nov
2
,1
10
12
28% Jan
31 % Dec
131% Jan
14674 Jun
4
2274 Jan
397« Dec
29
A4% Jan
1974 Dec
8874 Jim
12
11
Jim
8% Jan
37 74 Sep
26% Jan
2
22
7
18
2
45% July
1
4974 Sep 21
25% Mar 23
130
Sep 22
2474 Sep
17% Jan
22
2
474 Jan
230
27
28
July 28
16
For footnotes
4
957.,
9534
_i
22! 4
237::
22 %
23 7 i,
22
74
3174
32%
3274
33%
32%
10c
Corp—;
Aug 12
30% Mar 30
14
10
89
Jan
16
9,900
39
3'j
38
38
38
38',,
30 74;
30%;
3874
39
38%
30 7U
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31%
*3074
3174
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31
54%
5674
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56'%
55
55
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56%
5674
57%
56%
5674
574
574
574
574
574
574
12474
■
57 b
53
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9.800
120
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56
574
1,400
-
57,
2874
2974
29
29
2874
28%
287-
26%
27
26%.
2674
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2074
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33,509
14,200
2974
27
1
25
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27 74
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26
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2774
26
27%
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2474
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10
6874
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72
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103
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103
94
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2,600
20,400
5474
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55 74
56
13,000
4774
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5574
5674
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56%
54 74
5574
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22
22%
23
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10
4274
43 74
42 %
5
20%
2074
20%
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1
274
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10
8374
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127
4
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1
461
10
5
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„
2%
874
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3174
48
.
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9674
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2474
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4274
4274
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2074
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274
274
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8474
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2274
129
Gould-National Batteries Inc
(W R) & Co
3
205
127%
40
274
205
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205
8474
2474
274
85
8574
129
127
470
3,500
54
1874
4774
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19
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3374
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1874
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103
5374
53
19%
967,
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93 74
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1874
53%
19
48'4
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1974
47! 4
1-1,200
190,800
4474
4474
54
19
21%
34
4374
45%
53! 4
.
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9474
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75
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10
24%
6774
69
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24'%
6974
5
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
3,700
•
27
.
4-.100
-
6374
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;
2.100
13
73
b
6974
-
25'
32 %
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2774
Gladding McBean & Co
5
Glen Alden Corp ex distribution—1
Co
;
•
337«
26
1
common
25
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2474.
2474
4
—
27,;
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483-i\ 4874
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23%,
2374
12674
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43
44
21
21
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27:,
205
23
4
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84 74
83
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2574
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274
6,400
1,700
197,700
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127
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9,800
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40
3974
40
3974
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4674
4774
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47
4674
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46%,
39%
4774
7,500
74
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274
274
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274
274
274
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3,600
1,500
2
874
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974
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274
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32
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32%
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7
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72
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74
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74
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75
9,200
5
48%
49
48 74
48'%
4674
4874
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4774
47%
4814
4,100
100
City Steel—
767,
76%
76
77
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78
76%
77i:.
14
13%
1374
1374
13 74
1274
13'.i
39 3 4
4074
397b
40
3974
40
—12.50
common
3%%
1
12%
12%
12%
Pacific Tea Co..1
40%
40%
40'«
27%
28! 4
27 7
No par
25
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
40%
50
9,900
17,900
2874
2774
2774
2774
2774
2774
277a
53
5374
52%
53
5274
53
51%
52
51
52 74
52 7
b
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52 %
5074
53
52 7n
53%
31,500
27 !4
27%
27%
27%
27%
277,
27%
2774
27%
277-.
3,300
130%
130%.
h
130%
130%
*129:%
24%
24%
24%
20%
131
25%
20
3
19%
100
■
*7674
78
50%
1
.
Greyhound Corp common
474% preferred
/
56
-
56
28:%
45
26.
56
*54%
*55 %
28%
45
Guantanamo Sugar
74
39%
30! 4
*5374
5574
13
Green
21
40%
32%
5
28
1,200
,
24 7 it
8
21% Sep
574 Sep
4674
40 7
13
Ry Co
No par
Great Western Sugar com.—No par
7% preferred
100
85% Jan
461:,
397,,
3274
Great Northern
4
46'',
39 74
4474
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop
Great Northern Paper Co
17
46 74
40
10
Inc.
600
7974
46'2
24%
...
5974 Apr 27
3074 Feb 18
10
7974
2.200
33
100
3174 July 2
60% Aug 12
2474 May 29
102
13
100
$4.50 preferred—.
-490
122,800
3974
80c
(H L) Co Inc
..
16,600
,
55' 4
2574
preferred
Grayson-Roblnson Stores
141% May
47% £eb
101 %
797'.
*79
80
104'
*
53 7 4
10274
102''.
103
104
-.
54%
3234
,
Great Atlantic &
104
■
53#
13
Grant (W T) Co
6
104
,
13
Corp
1674 July 17
561
46%.
33%
5574 Jan
1047;.
46 %
33 74
Granite
11,200
33 7,,
25 3 4
50
4
23%
33%
3274
.5
Aug 31
2213
33 3 „
4074
33
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22%
32 74
„
13
...
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22
33 3
46%
1
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12.200
2371,
3974
„
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Globe-Wcrnicke
,
4874
100
Brothers
96'
32
10
83%c
com
Co_.
9574
39 7
100
Products
96 74
25
preference
Georgia-Pacific
*79
80%
95 74
4674
5%%
Gerber
X102 %
9574
39%
474% preferred
4%% conv preference
15 preference
Genesco Inc
103 %
*3774
13
—
Rub
80'%
54 7,,
53,700
500 7
3874
33
10
preferred
$1.30 preferred (series B)
Genl Tele & Electronlca
General Tire &,
102%
8074
104 7i<
5674
JZ£L%_
25' 4
General Telephone Co of Florida—
$1.32 preferred
25
General Time
-
103
105
4674
77%
13
Grand
8474 Mar
80
55
45' 4
*3771
3234
3774 Aug
4
78! 4 July 29
May 28
102 %
103%
551
46
247 8
10c
General Steel Castings Corp
$1.30
104
547 b
4774.
6.67
„.l
1074 Mar 18
103
1
.2.50
Graham-Paige Corp common
6% conv preferred
Granby Mining Co Ltd
11
1074 Jan
page
95
——3
:
Goodyear Tile & Rubber
Feb
95%
Signal
2
4
94%
General Realty & Utilities
General Refractories
j—
154
Apr
26% Dec
see
General Railway
Goodrich Co
July
38
Public:Service.—General Public Utilities Corp
1
4274 Aug 28
5474 July 15
78%
3774
prefcrcncc__,__No par
conv
103 74 Jun
87
*7% Mar 20
774 Dec
56
28
974 Dec
7
874 Sep 25
674 July 14
31
.75
2974 July 13
50 74 Jan
172
$2.98
Glmbei
18
~3i%
3774
General
28
10
79 %
37 74
Fquipt Corp
1
tl.60 conv preferred——No par
$3 convertible preferred
No par
Sep
Sep
19% Sep
48%
78
37
General Precision
56 7j
42
74
.787
37
No par
common
Getty Oil Co
Gillette Co
8
46%
77
1
Preferred $3.75 series
;_No par
General Outdoor Advertising.
15
General Portland Cement Co
1
1
46 3 4
16%
5
Instrument Corp
23
1
42% Apr
274 Sep
2874 Jan
24
Mar 30
1
.
Corp
Corp
Mills
■
6% preferred
hju
General Motors Corp common
174
$5 preferred—:
_No par
28 74 Jan
15
3
3
71
5174 Sep
9
3 74 Dec
28
2774 Jan
49% July 31
2
3674 Apr
5474 Apr
9674 Apr
14
30
26
27
Jan
3974 Nov
2
2
Jan
Aug 19
13 74 Apr 29
20
7674 Jan
117% Jan
124% Dec
Jan
Jan
92% Jan
29
Jan
1
8
81% Dec
41
21
1874 Sep 21
44% Mar 18
36% Jan
12
30
51% Sep
10
47
9
16
90% Jan
943 V May 21
24% Dec 22
5374 May 19
69
14
6
31% Sep 18
12% July 7
2374 Sep
60
16% Jan
2274 Apr
52 74 Aug 31
4374 May 25
45 74 May 11
6074 Aug
4
57b Jan 15
28 74
177a Jan
3
16
5 74 Jun
-
15% Jan
7
18
28
537a Sep 14
octTqo
217V Apr
31ft Jan
Finance
3
114
m,
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co
General
3774 Aug 25
3072 Sep
3
Sep
May 21
'
r
*87%
1
2274
22%
22 74
22 %
—1
774
874
7%
8%
89
,
19%
*86%
89
130
m
131
131
4,900
2.900
50
24%
2574
2474
25%,
24%
25
7,900
19%
20
1974
197 a
19%
20
12,800
88
88
87
87
22 %,
22%
x6
674
,
21%
67
b
*86
88%
20
2274
21%:
2214
8,800
67s
67 a
6%
5,100
(1432)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
*
K-
Year 1958
Highest
Lowest
14
May
52
K«»nge Since Jan.
Lowest
28 vb Nov
9
Mar
75% Dec
5
17
25 % Sep
22
70% Sep
Feb
25
129
84
Sep
19
May 29
102 % July 14
100
Jun 13
Oct
90
95 % Jan
99% Sep
96
30
10
1
May
109
25
104% Sep
21
28
Dec
16
101
30% Feb 17
79
July 13
127% Jan 22
9 '
29
Jun
9
81
Sep
32
Sep '21
89% Apr
85% Sep
94
88
24
Aug
7
91
100
May 25
:
Jan
Apr
Gulf
105% Mar
44% Feb
20
48% Mar 31
50 >A Sep
22
7.1% May 19
70%
115%
■•-114%
116
29%
30'%
30%
31
*83
dividend
preferred——„—100
dividend
*87
,101
98
71%
'
200
113%
27,100
31
*37
85
-
31
85
*83
85
*84
90
*93
30
86'%
'
2,000
71'A
111%
112
"Shares
28
27 V.
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85 %
*84
85'%
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101
s
110'A
the Week
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99
'87
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28'A
30!%
29%
.
Oct.
27 7;;
86'%
85%
" 90
*98
..
90
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90
*93
101
31
101
'A
8,100
■
t
30
v.'.'
101
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.
■
—
_
'
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100',%
*99
100
preferred
$5.08 dividend
86:,4
1
*70'%'
114'A
111'%
Saletfor
Friday
Thursday
71%
*70
,
;
PRICES
Oct.
85'
*83
34'A
*85
preferred
preferred-
dividend
*4.40
SALE
28%
27%
27 7«
70%
114%
—100
—100
$4.44 dividend preferred——-100
$4.20
4
2
277a
71%
—-N<> par
Common
•----$5
27%
71%
Oil Corp—_
Gulf States Utilities Co-
9
3
27
——.-No par
r--25
HIGH
Sept. 30
29
Sept
Sept. 28
Ohio RR com.No par
&
preferred
Gulf
9
104% Mar
Mobile
$5
8
13.
Oct
99
Pal
exchange
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
stock
york
new
I
Highest
,
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Bange for Prevlout
"
*99
100'%
1007%
'
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99-
99 ;
101"
—20
":~
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38 Va Jan
3
47 »/a
July
49 '/a Apr
7
69*
Aug 14
21
'29% Nov
13 '/a May 20
24% Dec
70
2
20
Jan
Dec
Jan
2
99
21% Jan
2
33% Sep
26% J&n
10
.
8
88
19
39 Va Jan
5
19
10
114 % Aug 31
6
28% Jun
26
Mar 17
Feb
.
•„
36% Aug 14
65% May
6
59% July
44Va Feb
Jan
132
122% July
.*
July 23
30
20 '% Mar 31
8
Nov
140
29%,May 22
5
25% Jan
18
,
47% Dec
13
Nov
41
2
Jan
30
123
,
52% May
30% Jan
23
Apr
7
32% Dec
1
30
Jan
13
44 % Dec
30
38
20% Apr
22% Jan
29
29% Nov
14
26% Feb
20
36% Nov
18
34
3'/« Jan
9
9% Dec
17
7% Jan
Dec
22
367/e Jun
9
51 % Dec
31
43% Sep
21
79% May
19
16% Jan
4
28% Jan
3ar
6
22 % Apr
25
44% Jt»n
Apr
17
10
64% Jan
2
21
75 % Sep
22
90% May
27% Apr "14
34% Oct
July
85
6
30% Dec
2
33% Dec
8
30% Apr
16
34% May
2V_
38
Jun
27
32% Sep
22
37% Mar
25 '
25% Jun
7
16 % Jan
19% N6v
10
61
Nov
20
50
Jan
19
118
Apr
23
105
Sep
29
2
•
1
31
53% Jan
3
70% Nov
19
66
Jan
35% Dec
31
36% Dec
31
34
72% July
13
35 % Nov- 20'
14
IIVv Jail
,
15% "Sep
_
29
46% Apr
-*
64 % Jail
72% Aug -25
60
Jan
7
"74% May 29
.74
Jan
2
88% Nov' 28
16'% Jan
2
33% Dec
19
31% Jan
9 Vb Jan
10
15% Dec
31
14% Sep
23 'A Sep
22
37
Jan
5
15% Apr
27
9% Jan
12% Nov
20
85
117
14
12
7
41
Aug 27
18
21
Jan
12
21% Jan
5
24% Jun
2
29
29% Sep
49% Jan
21
65% Jan
2
47% Dec
Apr
24
67 % Dec
16
7
39% Nov
20
85
Sep
5
8
Jan
2
Jan
31
8% Nov
20
92
48
Oct
2
35
Jan
30
i7ff Sep 25
90% Apr 13
82
Sep
17
9
5% Sep
5%
Sep. 2;
9% Apr
6
32% Apr 30
Hooker
Chemical
..
,„_5%
convertible
18
28
19'% Juri
*2
24
Feb
5
3
37% Sep
18
41
Feb
12
$2.25 convertible
27'% Jan
13
39% Sep
16
30% Sep
37% Jan
2
Household Finance
74'A Dec
29
84
Jun
6
72'% Sep
25
30
80% Mar
2
90
Jun
6
79
Sep
23
85 %
97 »A
Aug
13
87
Sep
96% Jar** 30
Nov
17
M§ir
6
50c
46%
47%
46%
47%
7.900
14%
14%
14%
xl3%
14:%
2,300
76
77
76%
76%
76
76
♦75%
77%
*70
77%
*76
34%
34
34%
34
34%
31%
33%
18%
32
31%
31 %
I8
*
¬
60
-IjQSI—
33,%
"l8Ve
60%
-U05
36
60%
105
6
76%
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35
35 %
18%
18%
18%
*95
38 %
36%
-*14%
14%
*14%
25%
24 %
24%
24
24'%
8,500
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
3,300
22
23,700.
July 13
Howe
40'A Apr
14
63
-Oct
13
50'A Sep
21
66
Mar 17
Hudson Bay
6,100
48
48'A
6,700
13% Jan
27
20'A Nov
17
18
Jan
5
Hunt
&
72% Jan
17
87 Va Dec
19
85% Sep
21
23% May 18
93% July 30
2% Jan
2
6 Va Oct
20
5% Jan
7
8% July 22
20'% Jan
2
38 Va Dec
3
13% Jan
2
24 % Dec
1
(Delaware)
common
5% convertible pfd 8eries A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
38%
38%
25/64
r'25/64
*83
•; 6%
6%
38 3
39 %
1
15,700
214,800
iV.
20
84
*83
84
*83
85
6%
'6 %
6%
6 '/'t*
18%
*18%
I83i
*18%
63b
5,300
800
19
18%
18%
20 %
20 VB
20%
20'/4
20%
20'A
37%
37%
37%
*36%
37:!i
*36%
37
300
30 %
30%
30%
30%
307 B
30%
31
5.70G
74%
*"78%
75
73
73%
72 %
72%
*72
81
*79
82
88%
*85
83% v
*85^
68%
16'%
80%
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80%
88%
'85
88 %
69
68%
80%
*85
18%
100
,
70
6,000
16%
18
17'A
17'A
19%
20%
19%
20%
19
v4
20'A
20
20 3
4
53%
53%.
54
53 Va
53'a
52%
53 3
a
22
5
260
73'%
>
69%
69'%
69 Va
69 %
16%
%
2,800„
"20%
51%
22%
22
22
21%
22
89
87
87%
16%
_
*87%
8%
*35%
19'%
_100
1
50
5
preferred series A_
38%
23/64
83%
18%
1
com
38%
20%
Min & Sm Ltd—No par
9
43%
*36%
30 %
common—No par
27
23% July.
300
43 "4
27/64
6 '/o~
50
8
22
29%
v2
37%
—25
15
19'A Sep
23%
*29'A
42
39%
11% Jan
29
2 3'A
29%
51%.
13% Jan
38% Jan
23 'a
*/«.
23/64
83 "
'100
14%
va
51
64% Sep
25
23
49%
18
Jun
23
51%
30
6,503
37%
15 %
24%
38%
15
31
14% Dec
37
38%
*14%
25%
51%
5
11,400
^70'
42
15% Dec
Hupp Corp
v
97
*23
preferred
Inc
2,000-
18%
29 %
com
300
.1,300
72
*95
100
'
r
34%
•■"
17%
*70%"
43%
75
5%
34
*70%' "72
70
,
'*75'%
38'/a
37%
37-
29 %
__10
Indust
,106
.
78%.
42%
preferred—
100
-100
preferred-—100
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
Howard Stores Corp
1
Foods
106!
106
-i?6-%":
77%-
42%
preferred-—
Co
*"'6,100
60%
60 %
;
'
36
-—24
4.40%
Sound
•
106
'.70
2,400
23
10
29
19
30
22
18% Sep
33%
•18%
42 %
5% Jan
75
*33
19 %
69%
72..
15
3%%
-4%
?0'0
32
33 Va
70 '
2
1,200
,32
32%.
•
18 Vh
*
Houdallle-Industries Inc eommon.J
>
800
77'%
34 %
*29%
18
21
22
120
46
14%
.*22%
12
Jan
38%
*38
38%
10
20
"*
*38
,
30
Feb
-cr
J.000
12 %
8'% Jan
1?
4f)0
10
39
52'% Jun
35
2,>00"
46
9%
38%
preferred
21
41% Dec
*'
28%
45%
10
44%
$4.25 preferred—.——No par
Hotel Corp of America common
_i
23% Nov
»
28
45 %
9%
■"
——
29'A Nov
1
28
♦44%.
-12.50
Corp
9
Dec
28
44%
5
Rights
10
92
28%
%
_2.5o
preferred--
_Z_
81
27%
——1
common
convertible
15% Feb
19 —Jan
3.400
98
Co„
36'A Jan
—-
41
♦95 %
Homestake Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp__
47% July 22
16
Furnace
Holly Sugar Corp
10
11/64 Sep
39% Feb
23'%
Holland
22
27% Feb
30
2
40%
40
No par
pfd' (convj-
2nd
Hoffman Electronics Corp
May 21
39% Apr
25% Dec
2
39%
41
~
31
3
3,000
41
37
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)——
2
May 21
17 Vb Jan
25% Jan
22% Jan
43 %
36%
$4%
30
42%
77%
July 22
Jan
2,200
_
43%
77%
Chocolate
122%.. 123
125
43
Hertz Co
1
Hewitt-Robins IncT——
1—
5
Heyden Newport Chem Corp.—%—1
3%% preferred series A———100
27
23% July 22
13% Jan
r-100
2,000
.
517 B
51%
51%
*123
125
Corp——No par
Hershey
42% July 29
32% May
50%
•50%
54
'
'43%
5
5% preferred*—
1,200
'
••123
Hart Schaffner <fe Marx
—_—10
Hat Corp of America common
1
4%% preferred——
—_50
7
Haveg Industries Inc
—1
12
Hayes Industries Inc————5
27
Heinz (H J) Co common
25
5
3.65% preferred—
TOO
2
Heller (W E) & Co1
11
Helme (G W) common—:
——10
13
7% noncumulatiye preferred—25
3
"""Hercules MotorS__—__—__i,No par
21——.Hercules Powder common
2 1/12
118% Apr 16
80
July 9
Jan
26% Jan
.54.
38%
Nov
Feb
54
♦38
15% Nov
10
54
10'%
89% Feb
38% May
'54-
10
67
107% Oct
54
30
'33
33.
44
2
12
33.
49%
106
400
106
>iod
33
400
2,900
25%'
♦25
25 %
33
13
39% Apr 20
7
.
♦100
33
Mar
12% July 14
-
Harshaw Chemical CO——
3
25%'
107
July 15
43% Jan
17% Jan
5
I
J
,26
,
10.000
26%
26%-
♦100
34
127% Apr
16
83'/a Oct
23% Jan
6
52%
27%
52%
45%
52%-
26%
51%
27%
♦25%
45 %
46
♦45
50%
♦26%
48
Jan
12% Jun
..,..32,%%l&n.
2
13
—
51%
46
♦45
Hackensack Water
^25
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing—5
" Hall (W F) Printing Co
5
Hamilton Watch Co common_2_—_ 1
'
4% convertible preferred—.—100
Hammermill Paper Co———— 2.50
Hammond Organ Co————1
Harbison-Walk Refrac com——-7.50
6% preferred———100
Harris-Intertype Corp——
Harsco Corporation
—2.50
6%
6%
'*87
88
87
2,700
1,700
110
—
7 "n
7%
128.200
*35%
36'%
400
7%
6%
7%
16,000
22%
•21%
88,%
.
31.800
.
36
35 %
36
36
36
19%
19%
19%
19'A
19%
19%
20
2,600
*
0
35'A Feb
11
42% Mar 18
52
Jan
12
Idaho Power Co__
30% Jan
28
39
Apr
17
Ideal
13
50% Dec
31
43'A Sep
21
55 % Jan
21
Illinois Central RR Co
35
50
,
Dec
31
45
45
45
3.,800
45%
45
46
45
45%
45 V4
45 'a
—5
33 %
33%
33%
34
33%
34 '
33'%'
33%
32%
33 3
No par
45 %
45%
45%
47
46
47 vb
45'A
46 7
46
47
_15
38%
38%
38 v8
38%
38%
38%
38'%
38'%
38%
38%
50
39 %
39 %
*39%
39%
*39'a
39%
*39'a
39%
*39'A
39 34
*,40 %
42%
40%
40%
*40%
41 v2
*40'%
41'%
*40'%
41%
50
47%.
*41 %
*40%
47%
47%
47%
*47
47'%
47%
47'%
*47
47'%
350
43
42
42
*41v2
43
*41'%
43
*41 %
43
300
40%
*40 'a
40%
*40%
40%
*40'A
40 3
x40
40%
40 %
40%
40 %
40'%
40 7
*40'A
40 34
10
'
%_
_
33'% Jan
29'A Jan
2
38% Dec
31
41
Oct
13
47'% Jan
21
42
Oct
3
47
Dec
45'A Dec
48
3
4.26%
22
46'A May 25
50
Jan
5
4.70%
preferredpreferred
23
42
47
Jan
14
4.42%
preferred-
Jun
42% Dec
2
47'% Feb
3
29'A Jan
2
38% Nov
20
6% Apr
25
9% Nov
24% Nov
101
Nov
common
4
Apr
51
2
Co
43% Feb
47
2
2
Illinois Power
17
29
52'% Jan
Jan
10
Sep
Sep
1
Jan
42% Sep
39
9
14
9
Co
40 %.
Jun
65
Jun
Cement
Sep
29
40% Sep 25
„36% Jun 26
45% Mar 18
41% Aug 13
4.08%
preferred
_50
—
50
-
50
4.20% preferred
Indianapolis Power & Light
50
No par
Industria Electrica De Mexico
13
7% Oct
12
18% Sep
22
30
20
78% Sep
21
109
,
2
10% Feb
18
.July 17
May
7
May 27
35% Jan
22% Jan
Oct
86
18% Jun
162
43
2
13
July 18
Oct
29% Dec
13
12
1
94
Dec
30
5
26 %
Sep
30
37
Jan
2
44
Dec
9
143
Oct
3
166
Jun
11-
4%% preferred
Interlake Iron Corp__
25
Jan
2
385'/a May 12
39% Jan 27
68% Sep
23
80
17% Feb
9
86% Jan
8
96 Va
13
13
July 16
16'/a Nov
11
12% Jan
111
10% Sep
Feb
4
56
Dec
18
125
13
136
40
28
May
41% Oct
7
7
7
5
71
32% July 14
Jan 13
May
88 'A Jun
7
25
Sep
69
2
Aug
4
28
Feb
3
6
33% Oct
17
May'28
33% Dec
2
17
19
28
2
13
118
Jan
10
34% Nov
Dec
35% Aug
38 % Jun
14
2
28% Feb
17% Jun
9
7
33% Jun
15
10
126% July 24
42% Oct
28% Mar 19
31
34% July 16
447/8 Nov 19
28
2
15
32
35% Oct
Mar 12
9
35
Sep
21
32
Jun
23
172 % July 15
37
Jan 12
50 %
Sep
5
52% Dec
31
53
Dec
31
56'% Dec
31
48'A Sep 21
49 V8 Feb
9
35
Apr
11
61
Dec
30
59% Jan
2
99% Aug
•54% Oct
7
97
Jan
2
8
45
Sep
21
38
May 22
For
footnotes
see
page
26.
*145
Corp
5
7
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
817% July
6
103% Feb
16
59% July 28
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel
Tea
Co
Inc
common
3%%
Johnson &
Jones
5%
Johnson
<fe
Laughlin Steel
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
^
;
com
34 3 b
2,600
44 %
45
4,200
34 %
*32%
34 %
34'%
100
34%
33%
34%
33 %
34',
a
33%
33%
33 Va
333«
55.10C
34%
32%
33
32
32 Va
32%
33
33 VB
34
35%
35%
36
36 %
36 -%
33
*32%
3,300
37
900
18%
18%
18%
18«a
18:i4
18%
18%
18%
19
3,500
33 %
33%
33
34
33'A
33%
33%
3334
3,000
37%
/ 37 vb
37%
36%
37
37
37
35 %
35%
35 %
35 %
35'%
35%
3
5'A
35%
1,700
"35
35%
34%
35
35'a
35"a
.'3%
35%
2,900
41
20'%
20
17'a
82
*80
46%
47%
5
*78%
50%
5'
82'%
79%
51'a
63'a
79v»
98%
48
47 Vb
33
34'%
*32 %
32%
167%
*98
900
34%
45V4
20
1
142
34%
41%
100
142
1
34%
40%
77'a
140 'a
149
510
44
*118
10
59
45
120
*80
1,000
'58
*58
34%
35
1
12%
34%
36
—100
preferred—
Johns-Manvllle Corp
*12
44
35%
1
pfd—100
100
12%
34%
5
Co
18,000
12%
45%
9
Breaker
16,300
90 %
34%
1
35
7 *117
183s
127%
*89
44 %
35
5
50c
Jaeger Machine Co
28
33%
33
17%
126'A
89'%
34%
lo
-
1
23% Jan
45
*32 %
17%
127%
45 Va
35
18 V2
32 %
37 %
1
3.50
preferred
31% Jan
21
25
25
Light & Power Co
I-T-E Circuit
Apr
4
147
Interstate Dept Stores
50% Mar 18
57
Mar
59%
2
88
93
57
59
142
1,200
13,500
^6%
*89
60
142
100
94
126'a
90
*89
57%
36% Jan
Sep 18
Sep 24
b
128
126 %
57%
23
40
24
167
16%
17
12 vb
Jan
79
Jan
9 3 Va
12.V8
123
88
93%
12%
15
May 12
Feb 27
92'%
12%
Iowa Power & Light «o—
Island Creek Coal common
86
b
12
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co J—
22
94 3
90
15
22
92 %
H%
20
July 23
94%
*89%
21
19% Sep
16'A Sep
93%
89%
par
193i
93 %
128 >/4
Teleg.No
7C-
*13%
16%
-
&
9,000
*63
19%
127%
28,200
2,490
7C
3 9'%
16%
n
18,500
30 Vi
30.
19 vB
128%
common-
50 7
50%
3,600
'
139% T40'A
19
No par
Jan
79
62 % Dec, 23
34 »A Apr 23
Sliver
507a
19%
16%
*138%
34%
29%
419 %
412
140'%
40
89'%
29 'A
2 9'a
18%
127%
,
2,300
19
1
100
100
38%
*87
297a -"30%
*69
89 %
45
26 'a Sep
33 % Oct
*18%
92%
_7,50
40% Apr
37% Jan
90 % May 12
3
69
*69
4,200
29'A
38'%
416
50 vB
69
70
50'a
51
12.800
Va
*28
891%
140'a
51
70
30
2
411'%
423
29%
No par
preferred
2 9'a
297H
29'a
411 %
140%
22
15
29 %
426%
*87
89'%
29 %
Sep
25
*87
139'%
34% Sep
116% Sep
19'A Feb
89 %
29%
Interstate Power Co
$6
38%
139%
No par
Iowa Elec
37%
38
29 %
No par
Utilities
Aug 18
39
39 %
50%
preferred
International
May 27
28 %
139%
International Shoe
39
19% Mar
28%
No par
Telep
40
29
50
37%
*28 >a
29
38
49%
37%
50%
Limited
Cent Amer com
International
38
29 vb
42?
50
37'%
29%
common
International
July 30
*87
48 'A
139%
International Salt
7%
29
425
39 %
156
150
156
48%
38'%
49%
5
preferred
Int'l Rys of
90
*28 %
*150
48
.
138%
29%
*69
5
com
Canada
Packers
Paper
1
15'A Jan
3
of
International
37% Aug 21
45% May
6
82
Jan
Nickel
39
100
International
5%
6,300
100
—
preferred
$4
13,200
No par
common—
Int'l
2
10
2
94
2,400
21 Va
81%
38
38%
37 Va
88.
28%
420
5
3
16% Jan
Feb
3
19
133% Sep
49%
38%
*28%
_1
:
♦
156
49
29
1-100
—
*150
48%
38%.
1
common-
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
4%
156
5
lnc_
Machines
preferred-
_
20
Inteftrwfcjem&ViMining Corp
14
37
Jan
106% Aug
7%
No par
i
Copper—
4
28
Mar 20
33% Jan
July 30
27% Jun.
Jan
30
21% Jan
Jan
Harvester
13
7
29 % Jan
Int'l
14
31
31
57% July 10
30
13 % Dec
27% Jan
Business
35% Apr
Oct
Co-
Cons
Int'l
153 % Jan
122% Nov
13 % Jan
7
95
17
32% Sep
July
Steel
Inspiration
May 29
25
2
22
31 Va
488
22
27
Jan
24
% Feb
Sep
Jan
100
Corp
21% Aug 27
1
Sep 25
57'/a Jan
Interchemical
Sep
65% Feb
7% Jan
Ctfs
14
28
13% Apr
7
Insuranshares
43 % Aug
138
33% Sep
78 % Jun
88
29
15
26% July
7
68% Jan 13
70% Jan
Apr
95
7'A
20
156
Inland
_
80 3 4
150
6
—
21%
'82
6
—
2,200
82
81
May
4
7'a
82%
7%
100
30'%
81 %
July
7'%
6,100
20%
19%
82%
•
10,000
.w
7%
20
.
a
3,JOG
b
20%
7 'A
19 %
55
July 28
-L
va'~
20%
163
87
7
7%
19%
81%
*150
47%
38%
July 28
32
7 %•
7%
1
43% May
8
34% Sep 21
2874 Sep 23
50% Mar 18
40
-■
Ingersoll-Rand common———No par
6% preferred
100
149
*40 %
100 pesos
SA
Industrial Rayon
27 Va Mar 26
156
'
40%
a
16%
47
*78'%
120
*118
.
*36
.36 Va
*118
120
41'a
41%
41%
20 Vb
203s
20%
17'A
1634
17'8
82
80
80
"•
41%
20%
163s
36%
120
120
s118
41 %
1,600
42
*413a
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20%
1.500
37
1.900
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5.400
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81
80
80
50
49
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47 'A
79 Va-
-
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47
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64
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Number 5887
Volume 190
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The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
(1433)
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
a
...
Range for Prevlona
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
--
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
.
Feb
28
47% Oct
13
68% Jan
2
98% Nov
11
39% Jan
7
45% Mar
83
Jan
2
38 Va Jan
2
37
Feb
9
65
93% Feb
10
120
2
48
10
135
l
130
7
44
Jan
112% Dec
16
107
Feb
50% Dec
23
47
Jun
12
Feb
14
76
Jun
12
110
78
Oct
29
85
86
Oct
28
90 % Oct
6
103
87
Dec
9
96
July 31
88
Dec
5
99
Jun
50% Jan
92'/2 May 29
79 Va
7
May
May
86
Feb
July 27
July 27
r
98
19
4%%
3.80%
88% Nov
72% Sep
21
88% Feb
38 % AUg
13
35% Sep
22
38% Aug 28
42 % Dec
30
39% Feb
13
50
Jan
2
29% Dec
3
28 Va Jan
2
10% Jan
2
18% Oct
30
16% Jan
7
25% Apr
7
75% Jan
2
38
Feb
20% Jan
Kennecott
45% Oct
l
64
Jan
5
63
1
60 % Nov
11
2
70% Apr
21
11
22 Va
Sep
28
31 % Apr
20
7
43
Jan
7
70% Nov
21
59
Apr
1
34% Jan
16
28% Dec
2
26%
Jan
2
47% Aug 25
2
29% Feb
7
27 Va Jan
2
39%
2
45% Nov
Sep
9
86
17
17% Oct
21
22% Jan
2
32% Nov
12
24% Jan
54Va July 22
70Va Jun 30
22
9% Feb
2
„
11
38 %
May 29
43% Nov
7
Apr*
7
51% Mar 13
.
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
- King-Seeley Corp :
22
8
85
6
17'A Mar
3
Korvette
1
35
5
Kresge
34
Feb
Aug
__1
:
26
4%
(S S)
Sep
8
3
Kress
29
26% Mar
5
18
343/8 Jan
22
19% Sep-30
23% Jan
22
Laclede Gas Co
Hi
(S
125
*114
125
*75
77
*75
77
*79%
82
*79%
*85
87 Va
31%
87%
87%
77%
78%
31
Dec
22
Dec
31
22
33% Dec
15
13% Jan
2
22% Dec
24
22 % Jan
6
33% Dec
18
o
may
4% Nov
6
3% Feb
10
Jan
2
25 Va Dec
11
24% Jan
8
18 Vs Jan
2
'253/8 Dec
0
36%
78
36 Va
18
3% May 19
17
25
Feb
20
83
Jan
17
463/4 Dec
85
2
22
2
9
13
15% Jan
30
5% Jan
39% Oct
July
3% Jun
5% Jan
103/8 Sep
9
21
24
223/4 Feb
32
Dec
40% Oct
30
14% Jan
19% Sep"
7
Sep
263/4 Sep
19
243/4 Feb
55% Apr
6
12
13A Jan
2
Jan
22
Jan
103/b Feb
29' Sep
1% Jan
6% Sep
Jan
1
14
40% Sep
31
173/4 Feb
28
34Va Apr
7
30% Mar **3
Mar 28
89
rzf/i May
9% Mar 26
4% Mar 11
.,
30'A
30%
39%
40 %
36
91
22
5
9
37% Jan 20
2
3% Apr
6
July 28
93/s July 13
10% Jan 12
31% Mar 4
26
2
10
22
7
Jan
May
_15% July
53%"Apr
29
18% Jan
2
24% Aug 25
57% Apr
2
—
29
77% Aug 27
7% Jan
2
13% Oct
13
10% Sep
2
82 % Dec
5
803/8 Jan
'
22
65% Jan
2
140
Sep
4
15834 Jun
17
1403A Jun
49
463/4 Jan
3
10
2.
Jan
_63% Jun
73
July
8
93/8 Sep
21
14 Vb Mar 23
11
72% Feb
9
135% July 28
39%
3 7'A
363/4
363A
36%
37 V4
483A
47%
47%
47%
48
53 Va
53%
52%
53%
52 Va
52 %
1.300
'91 'A
913/4
92%
35,400
45%
46%
10,400
45%
46'A
7,300
23
233/4
1,800 '
.
93
91%
927/b
46%
47
46%
47
23
64%
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*49%
50 Va
900
64 Va
65 Va
5,100
42
42
43
31 5/B
31%
32
%
39%
40
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*41%
313A
397/8
39%
39%
40
39%
80%
81
80
80'A
15
81
153/4
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15
15 Va
l63/8
15%
16
15%
153/4
33,600
' 32Va
32%
32Va
32%
32%
33
32%
32%
32'A
32%
2,700
35%
36
36%
36'
36 3/4
353/4
36%
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39Va
,
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*
.
.
34%
35
35
183i
19
30%
17%
18%
17%
17%
17%
30'A
30 Vs
30%
30%
31
30%
10% Mar
38% Oct
2
20
Jan
2
47'A Dec
8
107% Feb
18
135% Dec
9
31
22% Mar 28
30
12
Nov
104
99
Oct
82
Mar
85
Get
14
92% Feb
100% Apr
14
129% Nov
3
Jan
88 Va
4
23
.
28% Sep
38
Sep
11
12-
97
Jan
143
Jun
23
27% Feb
44
Dec
22
46% Jan
26
2
1393A Jan
26
363/a Apr
Mar
11
104
18
89
16
'90% Mar
1283A Jan
2
155% Apr
48% July
2
Jun
Apr
15
7
Sep
28
142% Mar 25
26
44% Mar 12
81
Oct
6
763/4 Jan
2
11% Jan
17
Sep
29
15% Jan
27
60
81% Sep
16
71 'A Jan
7
24 Vs
Sep
30
20
Sep
17
31% Aug
13
28 %
Sep
28
Sep
3
32 V4 Jan
6
45
Oct
2
37
Jan
2
433/4 July 10
78 % Sep
30
87% Mar 30
19% Jun
11
12'A
32%
*96
*82
100
*81%
100
5
100
*142
41'A
134%
'■*112-
4.40% series G.conv pfd—
Lorillard (P) Co common
/
7%
preferred
Louisville Gas & El
Co
(Ky>_No par
50
1
__^_3.33%
Bros Steamship Co
10
July 10
Louisville
July 29
Lowenstein
Nashville
&
tM) & Sons Inc
Lukens Steel
15
Lykes
35
Jan
22
MacAndrews
123 Va Jun
9
6%
493/8 July 10
Mack
Co
„
45%
213/4
68%
<
18'A
2,000
30%
14,800
27%
23%
23 %
40%
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2,000
'
-
89
20
6,400
113/4
12
29%
29%
J
~
29
3,300
---
43
42%
12
11%
23%
'23%
89
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1/200
28
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293/4
Vi1
5,100
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2 3/i
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2 3/s
22 "
*21
7%
300
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7%
:
7%
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6,300
2%
22%
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1%
5,700
22
-
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"
8
9,600
28%
28s/a
29
46 %
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36
21 %
21%
213/4
22 %
68
70V8
H%
'29%
*45%
46
22
68 3A
68
69
12,300
11V*
14.800
10%
11 VB
10%
39
90
89
800
3,200
3,500
89%
143%
143'/a
143%
51%
52 Va
513/4
52%
63
63 Va
*63%
420
1433/4
2,800
■
400
64.
11%
12 %
12%
12%
109'A
108 Va
110 Va
34,100
14,300
25%
25%
263/a
34,500
293/a
29%
29%
30 Va
30
303/a
13,20n
14%
143/B
3
12%
110
9,500
14 VB
/
143/b
14%
14%
^9Va
29 Va
29
29%
29'A
29%
14,800
38%
383/4
38%
383A
38 %
38 5/s
5.800
114
32%
33
115 Y 115
114
*96
*82
*81%
*141
41%
97%
142 Va
41 Vo
41 Va
41'/a
413/4
*81%
*
147 Va
*144
97 V*
84%
*82
83
*81 Va
83
7,700
33 V8
-
*96 Va
34%
*82
84%
147'/a
33
97 %
*97
140
1133/4, 114
1
33%
32%'
32%
•
97>A
20%
27%
1,800
-
25%
84Va
83
*142
147%
41%
42 Vs
136
136%
38'A
38%
\ 77%
78%
173/4
183/4
85%
873/4
42
4 Vs
1073/4
*82
134%
37%
37%
77
77%
17'A
175/a
83
86
20%
21 %
19%
30%
"3%
4 Va
263/8
11 3/„
*81 Va
147%
19%
*29%
193/4
*3%
25%
108%
.
l^O^
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■
6,700
18%
30%
31
*29%
11
89%
90
143% 144%
52
52 V2
*63%
65
12%
32%
83
series E preferred
-
11%
_9Q Y
143% 143%
53'A
53'A
.
63'A
63%
12
38%
119%
38 Va
*111
'
-
109lA 111
26%
26%
29%
293/4
l43/8
14%
i*29%
29V2
'<38
38'/2
29%
143A
' 29"A
100
series B preferred
5%
347/8 Apr
.
10
-
lll'A
27%
4.35%
22
6
10
100
29
2%
110
81
*80
17%
19%
193A
31
4V«
27Va
23'%
41
89
12%
29%
2V2
11%
29%
2V2
20V».. ,20%
73/8
73/8
7Vb
73/4
283/a
29%
-
211A
7%
7%
30
46 y4
22
76
69%
11
90
53%
33
97'A
84%
88
1043/4 War
1
4
11%
29%
46
215/8
65
11'A
198>/2
26%
29%
14%
87
,
•'
89
—
143'A 143'A
4.25% series D preferred___J.__100
6
55 Va Mar
Jan
__No par
-
23Va
40%
"87
42
11%
293/4
2%
■-*20Va
*7'A
73/8
283/4
69%
11 %
893/4
52
lOo
1
Long Island Lighting Co com
4
363A Jun
67%
11
4'/a
27%
23%
41 Va
87
89
*63
2.50
s
Inc
*3%
273/4
223A
."'/
42
*87
ft
___—
14
16
*41 %
5
—„
Loew's Theatres Inc
Sep
134 Va
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Link Belt Co
Lone Star Cement Corp.
Lone Star Gas Co common—;
4.84% conv preferred
80% Jun
37
128
100
Loew's
84Sep
July 28
com
37V»Jan
2
5
7
25
preferred
9
29
29% Jan
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Lionel Corp
Litton Industries In'c
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
5
22%
,
Co...
17'A July 10
21
1133/4 Oct
Libby-Owena-Ford Glass
Libby McNeill & Libby
37
9
22%
10
11%
12'A
__15
29%
29%
Lehigh Valley Industries com
1
2Va
2%
$3 non-cum 1st preferredYlNopaT-~-^2frVr *21Vr50c non-cum 2nd pfd
No par
*7>A
73/4
Lehigh Valley RR
__-.___._No par
73/8
7%
Lehman Corp
1
'28%
29%
Lehn & Fink Products
S
45 %
46
Lerner Stores Corp—,
__No par
x21
2l3/8
g
Mar
7
19%
*29V4
*3%
27Va
31
•
30 3/4
1
20
28
5
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
.19%
*29
-*3%
1
—_x
20
31
4'/a
283/8
19%
*29
Lees (James) & Sons Co common_3
3.85%
preferred
100
7%
800
1,300
6,700
14%
x——
Tire.
&
2,900
*4,400
31%
1
413/4
31%
323/a,
50
64
•
64%
41 Va'
■
23
493A
Va
46%
23
50%
t
47 :;Y
453A
23'A
.
92
45 Va
*50
63%
393/4
*39
80%
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Bryant..
Rubber
3,600
39
36%
48
37
48%
39%
25
series A.j.
393A Apr
24% Sep 18
273A Jun 15
28 V4 Jan
1
9
21
Oct
Lee
5
8
14
15
Mar
57% Jan
63% Oct
90 3A Dec
36% Mar 11
152
5
May
13% jan
9
98"% Apr 24
Lane
1,600
30%
30%
-30%
30 %
—3,300u
46%-
—46
46
46
393/4
4
common
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8
preierred
rr
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*77
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78
77
*35%
85 Va
'
16% May 26
30
'
'
363/4
46
48
47%
23
50%
65 Y41%
.
85 Va
*
.
84
*85
92'A
31.%"
,
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47
46%
23
50
64%
41'A
31%,
41
87 Va
84
93%
64%
82
*86%
87 >/a
*35%
78
80
*79%
87%
*86 Va
36
46 Va
30%
.,40%
11,300
77
82
873/B
*75
*82%
,
500
48%
48%'
48%
48'A
.1
Co
&
*115
48%
10
Kroehler Mfg Co
Kroger Co
.'
43% Mar
123 Va
48 %
;00
.
Co_._
17% Sep
123 Va
400
127
10
:
Inc.!
27 Va Jun
*123
1
preferred
(E J)
126
48
47
6434
*40
>
1,100
47%
*121
87'%
54
23'/a
50%
29,600
*45%
47%
54%
39%
36%
48Vb
54
22 Va
*49%-
.
30%
59
109
108
*45%
HO
58 Vs
58%
57%
108
Va
125 '
,
84
87%
75%
36
45%
48%
46%
25
___1
5
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—-100 G
Koppers Co Inc common
10
Sep
13% May
31 % Jun
,
4Va% conv pricr preferredKeystone Steel & Wire Co_
Jun
80
75
47
76%
82
76%
*79%
87%
*82%
*85
36 Va
45%
30%
40%
36%
92%
47%
Copper.
No par
County Land Co
2.50
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
1
.
Shares
Oct. 2
Oct. 1
110
*45%
*119
125
48% 48%
84
87%
_.
Kern
*119
87%"
.
July 31
46% Nov
19% Apr
25% Jan
7 8'/a
24
22
13
51% Sep
91 % Oct
50 Va
*106
"45Va
47%
126% 127
82
.„____
29 % Nov
46% Jan
100
117% Feb
4
11
17
45'/a Oct
100
_L
29
Mar
Sep
41% May 12
,1,
'2
100
.
Jun
33
42
July 27
41% Feb
105% Oct
*79%
*86%
"82%
"85
com
_Nopar'<
74%
4% non-cum preferred.--—50
*3514
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
,_No par
Y- 45%
Kansas Power & Light Co
—.8.75
30%
Kayser-Roth Corp
£g>J|
39%
Kellogg Co
50c
36%
Kelsey Haves Co_____
1
47%
Kendall Co ____i__
16
53%
4
25
Jan"
30
10
/
100
;
the Week
Friday
Thursday
59'A
58 VB
58% 60%
*106% 109
59%
Kansas City Southern
12
Sep
66% Nov.28
27
33% Jan
43% Oct
190
.
preferred
2
34
100
preferred
4.35%
10
25
preferred
4.20%
10
19
preferred
preferred
4.50% preferred
6
Jan
34
convertible
5
Mar
93
587a
107
107%
"45%
47Va
125% 125%
123
123
48%
48%
78
78
50
4%
May 20
89% Feb
85 Va July 10
preferred
Salac f*-
SALK FKICKfi
'
K•
4%% (ser of 1959) conv pfd
100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
17
82
Mar 11
92% Jan 27
29% Jan
■e'
4%%
Sept. 29
Sept. 28
Kaiser Alum <fc Chem Corp__
33%
4 Va %
convertibfe preferred!—100
24
57% Apr
Sep 25
Sep 23
82% Jun
20
July 27
July 8
Pat
Wednesday
Sept. 30
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
*
23
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
83
147 Va
21,700
413/«
*135
136
70
39
39%
40
40%
41
41
2.400
78
78%
78%
79
79
79
5,800
134%
18%
87
21 Vo
21%
'
18 Va
7,100
85
88 Va
86 3A
90 Va
28,200
203A
21 %
20%
'
21 %
213A
4,600
30'A
*120
*110%
120
70
41%
42
9,000
45
46
700
40
40 Va
79%
79%
1,590
18
18 Va
12,700
153/4
16
49
50 >A
11,500
593/4
60%
13,500
38
38%
1,700
17%
181%
18%
19
83%
136
*134%
135
M
23
Jan
2
116
Jan
15
21% Jan
28
125
Jan
17
39% Dec
78 Va Jan
'88
2
May 14
18% Oct
13'A Apr
8
17
36% Nov
2
Apr
118
17% Sep
46
20% Jan
22
Jan
17'A Dec
14
Jan
9
31% Jan
71% Oct
473/4 Oct
1
30 % Jan
Oct
18% Jan
/
78
2
21
30
Mar 17
60 Va Dec
48% Jan
7
703A July 27
23% Apr
29
39% Dec
2
83/a Sep
36'A Sep 22
4% Aug
6
483A May 12
53/4 Jan
5% Apr
5 Vb Oct
17
21
Jan
28 Va Oct
53/4 Jan
7 % Feb
I8V2 Jan
51 % Jan
25% Jan
29% Jan
81 Va Jan
30
Aug
Jan
5% Sep
1
26
2
28% July 30
28
64% Jan
5
77
31
453A May
5
59% Jan
2
45% Nov
8
93 Va July 11
89
36% Jan
323/a Jan
14!
343A Sep
15
7
42% Jun
25
25% Jan
2
423a Dec
3
34
2
49
Va Dec
22
„•
46
Jan
Jun
33
Oct
67
,
7
Sep
Fund
July 29
47% July
2
93% Jan
24
Madison
Magnavox
Mallor:
—
--
--
--
40 >/b
79%
40%
79%
40
78%
40%
1
17%
18
18%
18%
18%
18'A
40
79
18
40%
79%
18 Va
16
49
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48%
59
39%
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15%
493/4
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4%
53/4
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39
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16
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39
4%
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17%
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27%
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—1
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5%
60
39%
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5%
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12
8
26
Marine
4%
Oil
173%
172/4
12.50
263A
5'A
27
Corp common
convertible
Marquette
4%%
& CO
preferred
Masonite
com
1
5
*68Va
4
*47
-43%
No par
100
—
1
Co...
Corp
—
253/8
50
preferred
Cement Mfg Co
Field
Marshall
& Moore
Exploration
Midland
Martin
24
Maxwell
Maracaibo
*4%
1
ManhaLtan-Shirt.
Manning,
*15%
48%
573/4
38%
par
5'A
25%
72
48
44
90%
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37%-/. 383A
No par
353/4
8
48%
May Dept Stores common.;
.
36Va
48%
26
81
Mar 26
$3.75
preferred
No par
*76■
77%
May 19
81
Mar 31
$3.75
*76
653A May 22
72% Mar 17
pfd 1947 seriespreierred
No par
$3.40
75
75% Nov
11
853/4 Jun
26
74% Jun
75
16
853/4 Jun
16
74
Sep
66% Sep
77
15
July 30
Jan
2
20
Dec
29
3
82
Feb
32'A Sep
13
Sep
22
42
July
18% Jun
9
18% Apr
7
32% Oct
22
29
Jan
2
39% Jan
9
45
Dec
24
44
Feb
ID
Jan
2
83 Va Dec
29
78
27% Oct
24
7
2
41% Jun 30
53
July 24
No par
*68
78
69V2
100
*74
76
preferred
33A%
Maytag Co
:
McCall Corp.:
MoCord Corp common—
_
5V4
26
73
48
43%
44%
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37% _39%
35%
36%
48 Vb
48%
76
76
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78
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76
25%
48
.
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79%
4%
6
48%
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17%
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26
70
48%
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90%
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26
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63
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70
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48%
48%
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78
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69%
76%
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58%
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34 Va
34%
343/4
34%
34%
34%
33 3A
25
25'A
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253/e
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26%
38%
26%
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38%
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50
38 3/b
38%
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283,4 Mar
56% Dec
3
1
33V2
»
23
41% Sep
26
Jan
2
59'A Dec
1
10 Va Jan
2
-203/b Nov
17
39
68 V2 Jan
2
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3
13 Va Jan
33'A Apr
98"
Dec
31
10
37% Jan
30
54
17% Jan
84
37 %
21
Mar 31
frug 31
21% July 17
99 % Feb
3
43% July 30
8Va Feb
13
10% Sep.11
22 Va Dec
19
20% Jan
2
243/4 July 24
9
,47% Sep 24
41% Jun
24
7
96"
36 31 Jan
10
1
footnotes
51
Feb
2
25
87% Sep
29
14
May .7
233/4 Jan
2
79% May 21
85% Apr
7
Dec
18
29'A Jan
7
38
Jun
2
83 3a Dec
10
67
Feb
9
913/4 May i5
May 20
77
Aug
5
85
Apr
26% Apr
„
7
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4
69%
10
19% Jan
Oct
Sep
26'
47
48% July 16
*
9% Jan
78 Va July 28
•7.4
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9
2
86% Jan
22% Jan
Mar
5
94 V2 Feb
5
58
Feb 16
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293/4 Sep
317/s Apr
193A peb
Aug/Jr
85
32
86
see
page
26
95% Mar 26
28% Apr
Feb
16
6
300
43/4
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400
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173/4
400
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27%
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74
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100
49
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2,500
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38
35
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68
40
77
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60
20
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35
,
48%
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13% Jan
62
200
_
4%
38 3A
383/8
4,700
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35
No par
:
3
preferred
$2.50
—
1,200
30 3A
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42
40
80
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42 %
39%
1
&
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30
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42%
42
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30
122
29%
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28%
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50
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100
,
Garden
Square
62 3A May 11
53% Feb
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46% May 22
.
<w
Inc
Mandel
59% Dec
9
2
preferred
(R H) Co Inc com
preferred series A_
4%%
Madison
30
7% Jan
8
5
—
Manatl Sugar Co
23% Jan
243/4 Oct
Sep
—
;
Macy
14
223/4 Mar 16
22
100
Inc
9% Jan
5
26
Trucks
5%'U
7% Jan
1
15% Jan
8% Nov
12% Jan
10
& Forbes common
preferred—
?5
7,700
26'/a
27%
7.200
*38 %
28:%
500
*47%
48 Va
50c
14%
14%
143/i
15
15
153/b
15%
15%.
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80
80
79
80
80
80
80'/4
34
35%
35%
35%
35
353A
33 Va
1
5
1
35%.
35
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
34
33
3
1
5
9,300
15%
100
79 Va
80%
convertible preferred
Stores
3'/2%
Corp
common
McGraw-Edison Co.
McGraw-Hill Publishing
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—
McKesson & Robbins Inc__
McLean Trucking Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
9
10
10
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Corp common
5
4%% preferred 11st series)___100
34 Va
32%
333/4
33
40%
41 3/B
41
61 %
61%
61
61%
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19%
183/4
18%
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85%
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39%
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22
46
45%
45
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34
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33
41%
42
42%
43
42 3
4
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61%
61
61
61 %
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18 %
18%
18%
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86
35
Va
85%
400
39 %
39%
39%
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7.200
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10 %
10 Vb
10 Va
14,500
85
39 Vb
40
9 %
93/4
21 Va
21 %
21%
21 %
44 %
45'A
4 4 3/4
453/4'»
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88%
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88 Va
21%
45
21%
45
26%
27
26%
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26%
27 Va.
27 %
27%
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80 Vs
80 Vs
80 Vs
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100
80%
80 %:
series B
81 Va
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
:_3%
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35
34:»4
35%
35
35
34%
34%
Merck
$3.50
& Co
Inc
preferred
common
16%e
No par
78%
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78%
79
78
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78%
79
78
*70
78%
77'
78
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78 Va
77
600
2.900
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26%
preferred
1,500
7.900
89%
80%
4%
2,900
88'/a
26%
.
10,400
,
*87%
1
*87
6,600
32 3/4
87%
Melville Shoe Corp common
300
3,800
•
32%
170
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3 5'A
1.100
77%
78 %
18,600
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79
21
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
22
;
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.
Monday, October
5 .1959
(1434)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
ItaptwPmtoH
Range
lew 19M
53% Oct
2
19% Feb
5
62% Dec
10
39
Jan
2
78
Sep
15
91
Dec
22
79
Sep
24
102
Oct
15
77
88
Mar
87
Apr
9
Apr
14
104
40% Oct
48% Dec
5
35% Jan
2
78
2
88
25% Feb 24
39
Jan
14% Jan
76
83'A Jan
7% Jan
20% Nov
2
96
13% Jan
13
28
Nov
15% Sep
111% Jan
8
3
17
10
28% Dec
31
Jan
11% Jan
20% Nov
2
73% Feb
25
29
4% Jan
:
35% Oct
8
35% Dec
29
2
18% Oct
G
6
6
1G
32
25
44"% Aug
25
25% Aug
4% Jan
20
39% Dec
10
Jan
24
19% Dec
2
14% Dec
18
Jan
52
Jan
Missouri
45% July
$pr
3% %
33
21
21%
21
21%
20%
83%
33%
33%
34
33%
5%
5%
5%
29
18% Jan
«
24
11% Sep
23
18% May
Jan
2
14% May
Class
1
K
——5
100
8
56% July
Monsanto
751
75 %
a
14% Jun
22
18% Feb
25
37% Dec
21
22
21
3
Sep
40% Feb
13
Jan
2
42% Nov
17% Jan
2
.21%"'Nov
"11% Jan"
2
23% Dec
31
5
60 Tb Dec
31
18% Nov
11
32% Nov
21
25% Sep
25% Oct
13
24% Jan
Dec
18
43% Jan
28
35
May
19 Vb Jan
Jan
17
45
30% Jan
33% Nov
19% Jan
Feb
38
50
25
130
57% Jan 38
74
25% Sep
"
Jan
July
8
51 'A Aug
4
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22
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18
18
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11,400
511 b
14,500
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9% Jail
19
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43% Jan
14
19% July 16
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13% Sep
50% Sep
Aug 19
15
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18
10
15
22%.Dec
29
17% Sep
22
29% Jan
Jan
8
24% Sep
21
49% Jan
15
56
145% Sep
17
31
41% Jan
149% Oct
Jan
168
20
8
16% Nov 20
9% Jan
6
Mar 13
164% Apr
14% Jan
10
Sep
80
National
22
34% May
51% Nov 20
1414 Jan
23% Mar
Natco
6
3
12
28%
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34
"*34
34%
34%.
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700
50
49%
50
49
49 %
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26
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27
27%
27%
27%
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42
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27%
-
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4*2
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*
34
5
Jan
19
55% Sep
25
30% Dec
11
26% Jun
12
32% Jan
15
National
City
49% Nov 21
2
54% Jun
12
National
14%
20% Jan
2
31% Nov
Sep
Jun
1
52% Sep
24
19
90
17% Jan
2
24
Dec
9
21
42
Jan
8
59% Dec
11
50
Jan
7
84% Apr
17
86% Jan
2
Oct
103% Nov
Apr
21
4%%
6
247/a Jan
23
71
Apr 27
11
97% Feb
26
104
Feb
9
132% Aug
3
Jun
10
159
3
Jun
17
121
Sep
25
134% Mar 12
18% Sep
10
17
Jan
2
22
Aug 18
2
44
Aug 28
Natl
18
54
7
143
7
21% May 12
77% Dec
17
40% Sep
'28% Jan
30% Sep 25
47% Apr
9
44% Sep
11
13
74% Jar
Mar
Apr 17
98% Aug
6
1
$4.50
28%
28
28%
53
52
53
11,600
29 3
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%
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22%
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54 3 4
54
6,600
9,800
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18
6% Sep
14
10% Mar 24
Nalomas
Co
15
84% July
8
Dec
15
68
Jan
14
108% Oct
13
36 % Apr
30
50% Oct
19
20
Nov
96
L
May 29
26
25
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82% Mar
2
33A%
86'A Apr
73% Oct
36% Sep
2
107% Mar 11
22
49% Mar 13
27
34% Aug 2r
New
York
32 % Oct
New
York
26
17
23% Jan
29% Nov 20
25% Feb
9
32% Nov
29% Sep
22
.
19
New
30
1
36% May 22
25% Apr
8
12% Sep
24% Sep
~36% Oct
56% Dec
2
New Haven
10% Jan
6
Common
20% Jan
5
Preferred
8
25% Sep
22
38% Feb
17
74% Sep
17
85
39
Nov
Sep
5
76
July
70 % Sep
19
76
Oct
2
80
Sep
25
50
Mar 18
2
67
,
8
Jun
9
59 % May 12
72% Sep 30
18
84% Mar 11
34% Sep 15
.'65
Sep
94
9
Jun
3
102% Sep
22
108
Sep
17
102% Feb
16
22
$3.75
26
4.85%
preferred
Niagara
19
84% Jan. 29
18
21
Sep
29
44% July 2
104% July 9
23 % >Mar 10
30% Sep
23
52% Mar 18
32
21
40% Jun
30
Nopco
Share
27% Nov
21% Jan
28
44% July'23
Northeast
19
66% Sep
28
73
Northern
30
28
24
35% Jan 22
109% Jun
18
101
113% May 26
102
Jun
Sep
21
106% Aug
5
32% Jail
12
59% Nov
5
16% Jan
7
22% Nov
11
22% Jan
2
70% Sep
25
Sep 21
45% Sep 22
.
108
Jan
Feb
113% Mar
27
16
6
57% May 22
5%%
69% Sep
30
77 % Mar 17
$3.60
13
16
88% Mar 23
$4.10
92
July 16
78% Sep
80% Jun
4
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180
-
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77
75%
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20%
2018
20%
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80
80
79
79
74%
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75
74
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39
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31
31
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10
Sep
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Mar 25
2
10
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29
5%%
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Airlines
conv
lnc
preferred
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.
59
1,800
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2,900
4
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35%
29,600
66
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71
81
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,
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20
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15
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77
98
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22
15
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99
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1
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29
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89
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4
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29
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15
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140
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2
73
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102
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7
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10
69
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10
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31
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14
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14
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2
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18
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90
15
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9
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22
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88
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31
39
14
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29
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7
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25
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49
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37
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93
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92
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9
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16
7
5
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28
48% Apr
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140
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.
-
6%.
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99
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126
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120
25%
66%
36%
100'
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05 3*
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85
33%
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4,600
83%.
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99
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.
20%.
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83%
83
99
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preferred..
83 %
80
42%
—
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82
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16
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.
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22%Mayi4
82
49
~99
4.30^ preferred
5.05# preferred—
Public Serv Co of Indiana
No
3%% preferred,
v-a—
4.32# preferred-!
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4.16# preferred-.—/
' 4.80# preferred—
Publicker Industries Inc-com
Jan 16
106 Vz Apr
"
800
Potomac-Electric Power Co
3
86Va Jan
Feb 2o
3.600
41 Va
Pullman -Inc
24
4%
8
117% Feb
15
Jan
45% Sep 23
22
4%;
68% Jan
9
124% Sep
4,800
32%
99 Vz
72% Aug 27
is;
650
4%
4%
42%
36% Aug 31
Nov
140% Apr 2J
28% July 24
131 %
91'z
2
31
9,200
99%
24
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16,500
41%
Jan
58
500
27
32 %
•
—
Aug 27
Sep.22
Mar
53
4%
32%
100
31 Vh Jun
25
45
footnotes
130%
8,900
48
32''-,
4%
*
preferred
No
Puget So ind Power & Light Co
35% Dec
52
132'A
130
——
'
29
20%
207»
01%''
47%
43% Apr
83% Mar
36% Sep-18
20 V# Nov
105
27%
26=;,
61%
*51%
*90
2
90-
9
Jan
53
5,1,00
Plymouth Oil Co....—..
Polaroid Corp
Poor & Co
29'A Feb 24
9
7
Oct
95% Apr
14
47% Feb
-
25'A May 19
73% Feb
'
I
'
48
59%
$3.50 convertible preferred—,
Plough Inc—
28% May 14
22
42% Jan
86
01%
*52
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co common—
5% preferred class A—__—
5'/2% 1st aeries prior pfd
Pittsburgh.& West Virginia—
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd_.
Pitts ton Co (The) common™,
31% Apr 17
.151% Jun 29
26% Jan
82
Oct
37
52
26%
100
Pittsburgh Forgingp Co_:
22
28
23% Sep .22
29% Jan
?0C
01%
48
1,300
59
•98%
$5
47.%: July.27
34% Mar 31
20
Nov
00
42%
$4.80
132
Mar 16
74% Jan
2
96'/* Jan
12
10
31
Jan
59%
22
*19-V4
90 Vi
Forter Co Inc
55
21
01%
477:.
"18%
47-!•1
...
98%
Pitts
9
23'/8Jan
17
Sep
8
02% July 31
2
22% Jan
'
10%
11%-
,
Feb
20
%
2
BlVz Mar 19
28% Jan 26
82'A Jan 29
86
119
109% Nov 20
2
;
l',300,
-
10%
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry—
Mar 4
7% guaranteed preferred
July 23...... Pitts Matallurgical Inc—
145
1,000
33 '.a
94%
41 Vi
Pltney-Bowes
V* Aug 17
42
8
17'A Sep
10
19% Jan
77'A Jan
'
24% Sep 29
125
July U
77% Dec 18
tf
:
-73V# May. 7
19% May 7
70"A Sep 29
23
68% Jun
21
24% Jan
22
29% Oct
2
6,400-
12
.—100
preferred—
-.
Piper Aircraft Corp.——
7
19
/
100 3'4
32%
*93%
•
.
18 %
No par
com
—
$4
14
99% Apr
101V*
101
IOC
7,200
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.
10(H»4
33%.
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92
17.500
81
79%
90%
5%
25% July 2
04
Mar 18
5
25
Aug
92-V, '
•
.
98
Flllsbury Co
8
45% July
16
99% July 29
17% Aug
8
17
102
93%:,:
'
-
~
% Aug 25
-
128
100%
92
V
80%
93%
25
preferred
3.90#
49%. Aug 27
95% May
78%
■
16
,97,600,
3.300
-
*
14% May 13
93%
\a
*15%
'
•
*
33
10
33%
common—-No par
Phillips Petroleum
Phillipis-Van Hcuscn Corp
15 % Mar 12
2
•'
94
70ji 1 •
33-V'\:
101%
V 51
100
33'Ac
&
4%
62% Mar 23
95% Aug 10
Apr- 14
100%> Jun
81%:
93%
20-?*"':
70:i
50c
Mar 23
82
2
10
x80
,
20%
70%
33%
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.
203-i
33 %t
_100
14
28
41'/a Mar 31
88% Nov 25
83
>'
2.100*
£3 Odd
Philip Morris Inc
6
Apr 30
84'A Apr
19
75% 'Aug 18
24
95-% May
78
8
7% Jan
..
Jan
36% Feb
82%
19%
703a
19 3 *
48%,
93%
*
7
16
19 Va
26%.
48^a
a
Reading Corp
Phllco Corp- common
3%# preferred series A
4 68#
Phlla
05 Vz Mar 10
9
Electi-ic
3.80# preferred
4.30# preferred
56% May 12
57% Jan
74% Jan
*15%
5
*
4.40# preferred
104'A Jan 26
39% Sep
Dec
33%'
*59%
(Clias) & Co Inc com_33'/3C
4#.
2nd preferred (conv)
100
Phelps-Dodge Cor,p__
*.
12.50
Apr
10
Jan
71
33.
*18%
^Pfizer
0
Nov
92
190
71
34%
20%
49-
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1
:
—
4
107% May" 6
93% Feb
7
7,
71%
33%
100
26 7
10%
.1
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pet Milk Co common...
No par
4%% preferred—
—100
Petroleum Corp of America——!
Pfeifxer Brewing Co...
5
*%r30
70'A Mar
Sep
81
Jun
10
Aug 27
96% Oct
20'A
x71 Vb
34%
5,800
26%
101%
1
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
19% Jan
19%
72%
29.'„
4Q
;
—
33%
14 2/7
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Sep 29
40'% Dec
20 Vh
~
94%
No par
Peoples Drug Stores Inc_^
95
49%
10
i55/» Am
23
83%
33%
No par
29
51% Dec-
*82
15.000
37
Line—
19% Dec
439% Sep
27
Dec
83%.
*93%
10
—'
11'A Feb 28
32% Mar 11
*82
;
*- 101..
No par
Pennsylvania RR
83%
*82
%
28
.
.12
.
Penn Power & Light com
No par
4V2V0 preferred—;
j——100-.
' 4.40% series preferred—
100
.
100
10 7x.
30
'
V*
33%.
25
Penna Glass Sand Corp_i._„—
82VaMar23
29% May. 5
102'A Apr
8
08V* Apr 20
20
Jan" 6
*16*2
263h
-
B
17
94%
25
Airwnvs Inc
29
*93
5
com
37'a
*16%
X33%
Inc_5
1
36%
28%
17
26%
100
250
87%
1
•
37%. %
48, V*
V
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5,500
V.
90
29
50
92%*
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29
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26%
85
86
;
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37Va
17
49%
.
Jan
29%
26%
,
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'
37%
49%
65VaMar20
3% Jan 30
26'A Sep 25
91
Sep 15
*84
86
26%.
27%
27%
Parmclee Transportation —No par
*44%. 45 V*
Patlno Mines & Enterprises
2%
i1
*2%
16% Sep
8
Peabody Coal Co common
„5
15%
15%
21% Sep 29
• 24% Apr
8
5% 'cony 'prior preferred—^.—26''
*21 %T 23""
50
-n— 64% Jun II—: Penlck' & Ford_^__^_——3.50
—
30V# Sep 21 •*
39% Mar 12
Penn-Dlxie Cement Corp/
32%
1
' 31'%
117Mar 4
Penney iJ»C) CO—
_Nopar
104%' 104%
30
26 * B»«r 21
36
July 6
Pennsalt Chemicals Cord-/-—/
3
29
62
—
86
87%
37%
.„
14
■V 190
*16%
_
• •
9
r-:
65
13
*
22
2%S-p l4
12Vz Feb 26
90
'A
*99
15
4% preferred
—100
Paramount Pictures Corp.—.
.„1
Parke Davis ft Co.w—No par
Parker Rust Proof Co__L_:
2.60
•
49% July 3ft
31 'A July 24
9
29%-42 % Sep
10. —,,49
—
49-
Oct
-
Sep 21
36% Feb
'*
3% Nov 21
7% Jan
42:
'
90
82
92%/
„I00
,
Corp__/_
East Pipe
92%
82
83 %
50c
Common
*90
*90
15%'• 15%
——No par
Pan Amer World
GO
92%
93%
81%
18%
100
>
81
%'
31'%
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Packard-Bcll Electronics
94 - Jan 28
60% Mar 13
-
*78
29
17
72
6.25
preferred——
Pacific Tin. Consolidated Corp.
Panhandle
Jatt
80'A
26
1
:
W
•'
87
*78
59
48 n«
30c
common..
& Tclcg
87
78
'
81
6.25
Fisheries^ Inc!
Pacific Lighting
Parlfic Mills
59%
86
78
'
preferred
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric/-
2
-.86
Amer
29%
;_i"
com
—
59
80
79
*84
3714
Corp_„5
5%
13
62'A Dec
preferred
Paper Co
preferred
36%
25 %
58
86
*78
92%
87%.
•16,%
57%
85%
_5
_7.50
Co
57 Vb
86
■
•
20
Corning Fiberglas Corp
Glass
57%
"84
100
-Pacific Cement & Aggregates
Pacific Coast Co common
2
23% Nov 12.
3
37-
85
28% Aug 12
144% Apr 24
6% Jan 29
45'AJulyl5
4',5^ep-22
7
-
—
4%
7
Oct
57
25% Sep 23
12
.7
94%
_
Corp—,
(The)—.
Oxford
4
-66% Jan
-
21
Apr
Owens
07% Apr 20
66% Apr
3
58% Jun ; 9
.
143
30
56% Feb 10
,./
-
94%
—No par
Corp
Owens-Illinois
15% Jan
5
23% Feb 26
_
78%'
100
Marine
Overland
14% May 14
23% Jan 16
22
'-m
♦
Outboard
110% Aug 28
38% Apr 28
31% Sep 22
7% Jan
1ft
7
94% July 2
IO41/2 July 28
9
92% Aug
Aug
Co_^
Olin Mathieson Chemical
Oliver Corp___.____^
Otls Elevator
11
39% Juiy 15
16'A May 7
"
10
79% Feb.
99% July 29
38% Aug
6
96 Vz May
5
31
19
15'. b Jan
78
;
4.24% preferred—/
Oklahoma Natural Gas
58% July 23
15-
24
93% Qct
2
'45 Va Dec
7
Jan
30% Jun
25
Oil
86
100
Okla Gas & Elec Co common__
4% preferred
;.
5
'26 Via Sep
13
Feb
90 Vz Feb
Sep 25
,15 % Dec
July 15
25
80
Ohio
27
>9
7
29% Jan.
59
May 27™
100
„,100
4.44% preferred
4
Feb
57%'
«
4.56% preferred!—
V-' iv 21
84'AMar
18
29'A Dec
2.
40% Jan
~12
98
16
4*
22
8
_12
3.90% preferred
.3
'
9
Jan
'
•95% Jan
25
>0
Dec
±7
12
Jan
85
lot,
30
27-
.
95% Jan 16
2
v
Ohio Edison Co common
4.40# preferred
67% Jan 30
85 V2 Sep 29
77% July- 7
92% May 16
Jan
9
37%
46%
9%
*84%
106%
9%
^71
20%?20
106%.
5%
99
72
60
71
800
21%
•20%
20%
7,900
42%
70
20%.
100
230
99
x41%
*20
106%
100
106
160
106:*.
9%
9%
9%
85
*84
7.400
50
85
34
84%
34
34%
33%
34
33%
34%
4.200
64"%
65%
04
64%
04-
64%
4.100
36%
37
33'»
36%
30111
36%
14.400
46%
*46%
125%
126%-
126%
126'-.
*125%
*25%
25%
25%
25%
*25Va
47
46%
"
47
46%
*46%
128
126%
' 257a
,
£5%
.
120%
25%
-
23
•
>
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
(1436)
...
Monday, October 5, 1959
.
new york stock exchange stock record
LOW
STOCKS
Temr 1>M
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
Range Sine® Jan.
•
Lowest
Highest
B
67% Sep
24
31
23 '4 Jan
9
38% May
21
56%
An
6
73
2
30
16% Apr
10
24% Dec
45'/. Apr
3
60% Oct
14 Vb Jan
13
23% Dec
21% Feb
28
69
43%
31
0
19% Feb
9
17
43% Sep
20
18
9
22
31% July 25
34% Jan
24
33
Aug 24
37V2 Jan
25% Jun
10
30 V2 Dec
29
29%
Oct
17% May 28
14
27% Jun
1
41 % Sep 28
40% Apr 22
18
25% Aug
8
Jan
2
14% Oct
27
3Vb Jan
2
8% Nov
11
12% Maty
7
6
Oct-
Jan
2
27
Sep
5
26
21
58%
59%-
56%
58%
55%
57%
56 "2
57^8v
68%
*67%
68%
67%
>67%
67%
——5
30%
31%
30%
30 3
30Ta
30 7
No par
1
5
50
68
68
23%
24%
44%
46%
Reeves Bros
lnc-———
Rels
12 % Feb
27
63% Sep
May 20
60% Jun 24
16% Jan
Jan
13
50% Oct
16 VB Dec
31
22
31
54
Jan
9
29% Jun
2
16% Jan
17 Va Sep
2
28% Jan
22
22
8
81% Sep
5
54V8 July
Revlon
19
39% Dec
29
y2 Dec
30
38% Jan
46% Jan
28
54
13
8% Jan
2
33 V*. Dec
9
30% Jan
32% Jan
10
78 Va Dec
31
65 y2 Feb
41% Jan
6
47% Dec
12
45
22% Jan
44 Va Dec
2
16
Jan
2
5% Oct
13
22'/4 Jan
2
35% Dec
30
July 18
34% Dec
10
41 Va Dec
31
4
28
28 Va Jan
2
39% Jan
23% Jun
505
2
Apr
Jan
Jan
26
5 % Mar 17
83 % Jun
8
17
,
55
Roan
Corp
4%
30
25
24% Mar 12
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Ronson Corp———
3
50 Va Jan
26
24% Jan
2
Jun
22
Rubbermaid Inc.—
:
—1
4%
1
2
St
38
Apr
1
St
27
July
8
8t
30
54% July 23
Joseph
Bt
2
21
12
55% Feb
12
74% Nov
11
75
Oct
3
86
92
Oct
2
99 y2 Jan
24
86
2
22
69
Mar 13
97
29% May
4
28
76% July 20
52% Feb
9
39% Feb
10
49
July 27
Feb
9
16
Aug 13
72 % Jan
8
87% Mar
5
16
81
Jan
9
Sep
76
July 10
18
96
Apr
13
Sep
21
30% Mar 18
Sep
19
May
5
28% Oct
71
Nov
12
85 V2 Apr
10
6
Jun
12
7% Feb
4
6% Sep
7
30
31% Sep
Electric
Sangamo
5%
convertible
1,100
2.100
2.000
17%
1734"
16%
17
16%
17%
17%
18 >/a
9,3.00
38%
14,700
51 Va
*93 >■
96
10
.25 %
25%
9334
25%
25%
39%
25%
,
39
39%;
16%
.
*39%
30%'
33%
72
33%
1,300
21 34
22%
Vu
5,700
31
22%
14,600
*71 "2
51
500
72
12,400
51%
50%
51 %
93%
'93 3
2j%
25%
25 7a
253a
25 3
«
6,100
39%
39 %
39 %
38'-a
39 %
1,100
1
—30
43%
80
42 %
43 %
*42%
43%
300
14
14%
13%
14'%
14%
147a
10.400
80%
80%
*42
14%
81%
80%
81%
80%
81
80Va
80 34
6,300
*76
88
77%
*85
77'2
88
25
Finance Co__—
22 % ',22%
2
Sears Roebuck
6
27% Jun
26
9% Jan
20
15Va Mar 20
Jun
12
91
Apr
1
—
7*4
v
25%.
*71
71
71
20
•
7%
73
16%
16%
38 !V
37 %
48 %
48%
48%
_l
1
common.
$5.25 preferred
No par
20
20
11%
11%
20
89
71
73
71.
*
24%
*71
12.700
25%
30
73
4,500
7 Va
7%
7 Va
33%
34 %
34'4
34 7
«
11,600
22»2
22%
23%
3.000
7
%•
•
22%
22%
17%
17%
18%
*17%
3$
37.
37%
3734
48%
49
48%
49 %
48 7
22%
20 %
10
78
*87
24%
36
*17
•49%
,
*76
24%
25%
7%
38
.3
& Co
76
89
76..
"*87
89
35
22%
17%
38%
.
*
37%
-22%
16%
5
.
•
•>
77%
.
24%
-
*71
—5
'Seiberling Rubber Co
Serve! Inc
,24%
431
*76
*87
Seagrave
49'% Oct
1P4%
9,900
*
65 '4
'
-
Seaboard
5
1,400
17,400
43%
-
3
39 % Jan
16%
40%
64
'40%
64
43%
14%
1
16''2
39 Va
64 %
16%
39%
65 %
14%
43 %
14%
Corp
16%
40%
1634
41
64%
—1
Falls
16%
39%
--63%
16%
40%
''
40%
65
RR Co
20
96
*93
4
16%
16%
40%
62 %
26% July 16
4
17% Jan
39
10
5
1.40
*93
,
7%
48 % Dec
82
51
93%
21
*•
33%
*33 Va
*71
%
51%
35%
Corp
Bealright-Oswego
I
72
7%
45% Mar 18
24
33%
96
31%
30%
22%
71%
29 % Apr
*
22
33:%
21%
34%
1
Oct
160
82
30%
30%
\
255
51%
51%
"
82
*240
22
33% ..•34%
2
11
51%
84%
255-.'
34
*71
37 3a
83
*240
71%
''21%
,
71 Va
.
100
preferred
Line
21
19% Dec
21%
71
Air
Mar 17
Oct
6
33%
34%
4
.21
38 V4
37%
85
*240
31 Va
31
-*»
38
%
255
*84%
84%
255
*15
15%
37%
38%
84%
*240
•
31V4
30%
33 3
-
Seaboard
78
July 16
22 % Sep
5
84%-'
' 255.
23%
13% Jan
4% Mar
37%
38
84 %
*85
37
10 Vb May
37 Vj
'240
"76
3
'
20,200
15%
No par
11
22
18%
12%
Mfg Co common
25
3.65% preferred—
-100
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer—._—1
Sep
Dec
18
41%
$4 preferred
Dec
40
18 V4
15
$3.40 preferred
16
^
17%
18%
1.300
12
8covlll
25
3
89,700
41
No par
No par
2
6
41%
12 %
——5
Scott Paper Co common
10
Jan
41 %
15 Va
—
8% Jan
Jan
41 Va
41 %
Co
Schick lnc
Apr
17'/a Jan
24
1,700
40%:
11%
10% Mar 11.
21
25
193a
4f>
*15
40% May 25
21
39% Sep
,
17%
21%
19 V4
40%
Schenley Industries lnc
Bchering Corp common—
Dec
173a
10%
21%-
19%
12%
Savage Arms Corp
16% Nov
41%
10%'
20%
19Va
'
45% Aug 12
61%
"41-%
10%
20 Via
41%
series A
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
18% July 15
46
5.500
10%
1134
Regis Paper Co common
3
17
5.300
40%
1st pfd 4.40%
10
13
17%
19%
*19V8
n
"810
86
10%
19 VB
16 7
17 %
17'a
17
4
22
10%
"21
22%
«
40%
100-
Jan
20
217
17 Va
17
*80'
15 %
5%
A
11
Feb
17%
640
635.
86
*80 V4
80%
a.
12 3a
No par
No par
Ry Co com
series
31
8% Apr
*80 Va
'*
640-
640'
645
640
85
18%.
—10
Light & Power
Fran
L San
Preferred
79% Apr
<
Joseph
36% Dec
Jun
51
*49V
51
*49
•800
40%
100
100
51 % Apr
12% Mar
47
39^4
preferred—,
Lead Co
2
35
51
Va
*12%
conv
22
35
4
47
*15Va
preferred
4.30%
36% July 24
19% Sep
Oct^ft:
467a
*48
650 %
*80%
Bafeway Stores common—-1.66%
15
25% Sep
Dec
21 Va
Apr
91 % Jun
48 Va
34
15
258
21
16
51
4 Va
46 %
4%-
4%
46%
3
No par
28
17
'
4%
46 7
«
Nov
12
*47%
-1
„
..
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—
"90% Aug 17
24
May 25
Co
(Jacob*
26% Oct
July 10
32 Vb Jan
1
42% Jan
May 22
Sep
Royal McBee
Co
17
18 Va Feb
a
'
105a ...10%
—
22
10 VA Apr
"48 7
17
Corp
1
25
49
644
1
1
20 G
—1
Corp
(Geo D)
Ruppert
97
48%
*48
__1
~
Ruberoid
2
48%
4%
-1
17
20
26
30
14 % Mar 25
Jan
3.500
48
'
100
preferred series A
47% Mar 11.
90
5,600
4734
4
46
-——5
& Haas Co common
Rohm
Aug 27
Jan
2
20% Jan
43,,
%
40 3
5.000
-
16 % Oct
•
4%
72
417 a
47
.
92
22
46% Dec 40
6,200
73 %
40%
4.400
1/4% July 29
*
5.300
2,700
72%
.42
2,400
37 % Sep
2
2
72%
41%
48%
%
74%
41%
347a
10 y4 July
26 V* Jan
1%
2
..1%
.
72%
25%
30
29
2
1%.
V
41%
72
10,600
343a
20
Oct
.; : >
41%
,,
9.400
19
39 Va July 24
2
22
69
Sep 21
42% Jan 14
2
18%
34 3
11% Dec
*: 73
2
55%
79
*77
•34
40% Nov
7
13%
35 3 a
~2
Apr
79%
18 V4
34%
14
53
55%
*77%'
19%
35
24
Apr
55%
80%
18%
34 %
24
30% Jan
*55%
*77%
19 3a
4,' 700
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Jun
28
55 Va
55%
80
500
45%
141
43
Jan
.1
21,200
45%,
140
25%
30% Jan
17
106%
Vz
423a
40% Jun
30
105%
45
26%
8
21% Oct
105%
139
137
43
20
31 Va Dec
*45%
143%
8,700-
26
25 % Oct
35% Nov
102%
45%
139%
4,100
42%
42%
53 % Nov
2
108%
45%
.
58%
42 Vu
26 "2
7
2
102%
-
500'
58
V*
42%
13
2
42
26%
Royal Crown Cola Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Jan
58
41%
42%
Roper
10% Jan
57%
43
Aug
24
58%
42%
26%
May 27
22% Jan
48%
5734
42 %
*47%
.
500
26'%
14% Mar 25
24
200
42%
22
Jan
25,800
47%
56
71%
convertible preferred
25
Sc Elec Corp—No par
Telephone Corp—____1(L^
34
161
2.400
>. 5.900
Rochester Gas
2
81% Jun
83a
18%i
Rochester
2
35 '
8%
8%
57%
30% July 23
7
236
8%
9%
'
,
18Va
•
Antelope Copper Mines
Controls com—1
16% Jan
10
*55%
8%
142
19:%
Robertshaw-Fulton
19 y4 Jan
19
1.100
28%
56%
18%
°18
18%
553a
5
2
95 % Jun
28 V4
28 %
56%
56%-:
18Va
*7734
10
20
41% Dec 22
140
5a
No par
Corp
24
233 y2 Nov
45
,
Tobacco com—.—5
100
1
16% Nov
..
9,%
; 1.200
'*27%
28
27'%-'
*55%
.
100
800
7;
48% May 15
23
17
;
9.100
.7%
18
58
58
107%;.
/ 45%
12% Nov
9
18%
59
105 Va
20 Va Dec
10
28 Va
r;?55%%
18%
59
2.50
3
84 Vz Dec
\
28 Vs
55%
13 %
53%
57%
17%
423a
2
.24 Va Jan
58%
4 5 7 Va
583a
17
8
58%"
*18
47%
7% Apr
16
18 V4-
*7%
7%
183a
7%
8
.
18 "4
41;%
13 Vb Jan
Apr
*7%
.58%
Oil
5%%
41,800
—~5
—-1
Brass
12 Va Jail
16
*17%
38%
29 '/*'■
47 V4
Sep
lOVsJan
37 Va Jan
.28%
13%
76%
Rltter Company—
23
Jun 22
36%
29%
13Va
Paper
Rlegel
53% Jun
39 %
28%"
47 %
& Chemical Co
(R J)
Richfield
4
53% Aug 31
701
28
96
30
5
Jab
48lV2 Jan 29
18
Dec
25 Va Dec
6
22 Vb Dec
90
29 Va Jan
1
30% Oct
2
22% Jan
312
2% Jan
38%.
30%
75 Va
————^——-
Rheem
45% Sep
16
35% July 27
4
July 15
31% Jan 19
35% Feb 18
32% Apr
'39%
28%
2.300
1334
25% July 16
13
37 V2
■'
.
31
18 V4
■
47 <2
Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian Selection Trust
38% Nov
18
19%
76 Va
Preferred 3.60%. series
2
19%
19%
737a
Reynolds
19 Vu Jan
18%
203a
%
4,800
*13%
Aug 31
111
'v>600
13%
84% Mar 26
22
21
30
Va
76%
58
21
*29
13%
24
1% Sep
30%
*30'4
74%
15
70% Sep
29%
V2
137a
July 24
17% Sep
300
31
19 %
76 34
163
1
35
19%
47-%
3
14
3
*33%
757a
Mar
Oct
2
34 V*
*13%
Reynolds Metals Co common
1
4%% preferred series A—.——50
4% % conv 2nd pfd—
100
109% Dec
2
20
-—10
Corp.
-48'/a May 15
28
1% Jan
28.000
18%
34%
'
122% July 28
Feb
IOV2 Jan
55
45%-
45%
19
33 >4
30
30 Va
9
78 % Sep
45-
44' '2
18%
•
39% %41%
25
47 Va Jun
87% May 22
20 Va Dec 22
9
Iric
Rexall Drug
7
50% July
7
convertible
Republic Steel
14,900
20
Sep
116
78»/a Jan
$1
14% July
24%.
33%
•
18%
34
.
100
23%'
23%
common——50c
Revere Copper &
63% July 27
11
19
77 5/a Dec
23%
800
1.900
6*8
*66%
preferred——.10
18
Sep
9% Dec
14 % Nov
%
a
9' '4
Republic Pictures
11% July
8% Sep
7
2
68
*66 V2
(Robt) & Co—
66 Vb Apr
Jan
9V2 Jan
37% Apr
8
22 VB May 12
25% Jan 10
5
5
60 Vb Mar
Jan
55
.»■:
4
30'2
Reliable Stores Corp—.
1
36% July 23
47%"
13
10
;-10 '
Reliance Elec & Eng Co..—
5
Reliance Mfg Co common.
5%
Conv preferred 3%;% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp——
—1
17
42% Jan
46%
,—50c
1
1
Chemicals
%
24
*33'
S1.25 dlv prior preference
16
20'/a Apr
'*
■:
24 Va
;—No par
Bit Co—
70 .••;••
*68
50
50
preferred-
2nd
noncum
Reichhold
16% Jan
Oct
i
——
Reed Roller
15
18
46.600
6734'
31 Va
4%
Jan
7.
Shares
30%
Reading Co common...
4% noncum 1st preferred:*..
Jan 21
33% Jan
1
.
12
27
73% Apr
25
Oct. 2
68
Rayonler lnc
Raytheon Co
30% July 10
17
Dec
25% Jan
Sep
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Oct. I
-
No par
com—No par
——
May 22
July 14
19 y4
Sales for
PRICES
Raybestos-Manhattan
5
74% Mar
SALE
Wednesday
Sept. 30
Sept. 29
S3.50 1st preferred
Raaco lnc——
Radio Corp of America
May 11
71
Feb
75 % May 12
48% Dec
30 V4 Jan
69 Vb Sep
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Sept. 18
Pat
EXCHANGE
19%
19%'
19V2
<
19%
7%
i.000
18
38 %
1,500
49%
*19%, V19%
12'4
12%
85 Va :
85 Va
29,100
a
1.100
"
*83
11%,
84
11%
11%
12%
85
84
84
,
85
12%
12
'85.
85
20,900
170
"
Shahmoon Industries Inc
8% Jan
10
16% Aug
4
13
Sep
21
18% Jan
8
26% Feb
25
46% Dec
1
35% Sep
22
46% Jan
26
Shamrock
11
13
39% Nov
17
Jan
20
8% Jan
Dec
1
12% Sep -21
19% Jun
17
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank Q)
Feb
12
85% Oct
7
72
15
90% May 21
17 Va Feb
25 Va Apr
58
17
32% May
Sep
49
7
Oil
14
18 Va Jun
23
22
20% Sep
30
17% Jan
23
22% Aug 12
Sheller
2
21 Va Nov
14
16% Jun
9
20
8heraton
32'/a Dec
,4
23 Va Sep
22
Jan
10
12% Jun
Jan
2
50 Va Nov
20
45 Va Jan
2
2
70% Oct
10
68
Jan
7
16% Sep
5
20 Va Dec
1
46% Mar
3
66% Dec
24
45'/a Mar 25
14
33 Va Jan
50 V2 Jan
22
40
Apr,'
38
Nov- 17
52'/a Sep
104% July 27
6
52% Sep
3
59'/2 July 27
"
18 V2 Jan
Mar 11
18
New
35%
36%
No par
No par
•
14
14
14
14'
14
14
600
37
36%
36%
36%
37
363a
37
3.900
37%
36%
37%
36 Va
38
-
3734
331,4
13% -14
13 Va
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
73% ■474%
74%
74%
74%
753a
74%
75 5
a
74 %
14%
75%
19%.
20
19 %
shares
Mfg
ordinary
Feb
25
72% Sep
30
56
Oct
of
Corp
1
America
:50c
Siegler
Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Simmons
Co
Simonds
Saw
1
,1
No par
—_—
Steel
&
31 Va May 22
Simplicity
67% Apr
2
14
No par
19 3 a
25%-
19%
19%
19
%
19.3 4
19%
197a
19%
19%
19 Va
19%
19 Vb
193a
19%
18%
19
19%
19 Va
19 Va
i9%
17,900
25%
26 %
25 %
25%
25%
27
27
29%
24,600
51%
52
r.
26 %•■
49%-
'49%
51%
51%-
*90
7
4634 Dec
19
44 Va Jan
22
15% Jan
2
23 Va Oct
14
12 Va Sep
9
22Va Feb
16
17
25'/2 Dec
14% Jan
2
44 Va Jan
~13
52 V2 Apr
3
217a Dec
i
__•
15 Va
Apr
25
18
64
July 23
22% Jan
.
51 "
50
92.
-
92
92
51 %
-'50
29% July
Skelly Oil
Smith
51%
51%
•
52
51
513 4
5134
92
92
92 %
93 %
*92 V2
94%
600
7
8mith-Douglass
*25%
25%
25%.
25 %
25%
25'4
25%
25%
1.600
53 %
54%
53%
54%
53%
54
53 Va
533u
52%
53 Va
27,600
10
X52%
5
13%
14
5
24%
25%
No par
49 %
50
41
41%
17%
17
Inc
Marchant
Co
Inc.
Jun
4
61% Jun
30
Smith Kline & French Labs
22
52 Va Jan
26
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
25
24% May 29
16 V4 Sep
Solar
Aircraft
1,100
25%
Corp
—40% Sep
45
.
52
25%
Co.
Co
(AO)
Smith-Corona
1,700
5,0 %
52 '
*51%
5.200
5
25
Pattern
5
39.000
--
19%
19%
19 %:
18%'. 19,.
1
Sinclair Oil Corp
74V4 Apr
1
25% Apr
9,300
xl8 %
19%
Corp
'
48
7,000
3.700
'
& Tr—
York
23% Oct
37%
14
36%
14%
36%
7.50
Shell Transp
24
20
1
*13%
1
14
36%
2.50
Gas
8hell Oil Co
13 Va May 20
Jan
&
Co
15
———1
56%
16%
56%
-
57
58
56
58
56
56
53%
52%
53%
53
53 V4
53
13%
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
14%
53%
14%
*25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26 V4
25%
26 %"
49%
53%
57%
.53%
56%
•
50%
50 Va
50 7«
50
50%
50 %
50%
11,800
41%
42%
41%
42%
40%
41%
40%
41
%
52,400
6%
—6%
9,600
32 V2
32%
1,000
17 Va
16%
1634
16 %
16%
16%
6,000
17
2,400
10.800
2.800
2,700
"
6% Jan
2
10% July
20% Jan
2
34% Dec
47% Jan
14
8
30
6V2 July 16
30 Va Jun
8V2 May 18
9
38
Apr
20
52%"Feb
25
South Amer Gold
South Carolina
May
9
49
Jan
7
24
52
Sep
22
27% Aug 21
South
18% Sep
23
32% Jan
2
South
25
35 Vz Mar
3
19
63% Mar 25
5%
&
Platinum
1
6%'
"6 7
a
6%
E & G Co com__4.50
*32%
34
33 %
50
*47%
6%
,
.
6%
6%
33 Va
*32
"
•
6 Va—
32 %
33
6%
32 V2
48 3
*47
—
*47
48%
100
48%
48%
*47%
48 5
25
25 %
25%
-25%
24 %
247
24%
24%
25 Va
25%
1.600
5
19
19%
19%
20 Va
19%
20'
19%
19%
193b
20
3.100
25
31%
31%
31%
31 %
*31 %
31%
25
.
49%
2.50
preferred
60%
61 Va
61 %
61%
x60%
607
37%
a
■
34% Dec
30
25% Jan
7
32 */a Jan
13
49% Jan
2
24% Jan
13
28 % Jan
2
35
33
Jan
2
34%
Jan
2
65% Dec
31
30
Jan
10
56
Dec
29
16% Jan
2
19
July 15
Feb
20
68 % Mar 13
75
47 Va May 12
36
May 29
3lVa Sep
61 % Dec
17
37% Dec
29
34
Feb
Dec
31
32
Oct
1
44% Dec
9
35
Sep
22
63 % Jan
8
54% Jun
41% Sep
24
49
Sep
Sep
Nov
13
32
Jan
10
40% Dec
31
40% Jan
12
Jan
8
22 % Oct
30
19% Apr
7% Dec
3
5% Sep
10
49% Apr
22
67 % Oct
13
56% Jan
8
Nov -26
92
;
60%
'31
60%
61
36%
37%
37 %
38
37%
38
32 %
32 Va
32%
32%
32*2
32
32
35%
36%
35%
36%
36%
36%
35 7
Aug 20
Southern
Pacific
70 7
72%
72%
73%
72%
73%
53%
54%
15
Southern
19% Jan
19
5%
Jan
13
Mobile
22% Jan
12
Co
Railway
No par
common
No par
a
54"4
preferred
420
Ohio stock tr ctfs
100
*67
1
41
non-cum
&
(Del)
Southwestern
Public
Service
Co
171/4
55
54 Va,
17%
72-
17%
*67
55
17%
72
•
17%
17%
72
*67
61
Va
200
19,700
17.200
38
32 V4
900
36%
35%
36 %
8,200
71
72 %
71%
72 %
15,200
52%
53%
53 %
53%
13,900
17%
2,100
a
17 %
'67
Vb
41%
41%
41%
42
42"
42
1
*20 %
21%
20%
20%
20%
2034
20 V2
2.50
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
37 Va
'32
3l%
6%
6%
6%
6%
79%
78%
79%
17%
72
'
17%
'67
72
42%
20%
42%
43 %
20%
20%
6 Va
6 Via
6%
2,800
1,000
'
9% Mar
84
Oct
5
2
Apr
22
85% May 15
16 V8 Sep 22
89 % Apr., 10
20
25% Dec
15
21% Feb
85 V2 Jan
2
28% May 21
97% Feb 13
9 Va Jan
2
May
27% Oct
7
30
88
9
May 20
62% Jan
79% Sep
"24
20 Va Jun
31% Dec
29
page
22% Jan
2
32% Sep
Co
31 Va
'31
32»/2
18% Nov
see
!
Edison
36%
2
footnotes
Southern
California
5
17
For
preferred—
Southern
Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Natural Gas Co__l
7.50
17% Apr
95
com
Southern
12 Va Jan
87
Sugar
Southern
60% Jan
2
3
Rico
22
77
2
2% Jan
Co
37 V* Mar 16
25
70
Puerto
Gas
46% Jan
8
17
78
3
8%
Jersey
24
Oct
2
26% Jun
10
76
21% Mar 16
55% Aug
36% Sep
84% May
37% Aug
5
30
7
17
Sparton Corp
8pencer Chemical Co
common
4.20% preferred
Spencef Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred-..
Spiegel Inq common
J
When issued--.
I
.•«
$4.50
preferred
Square D Co
6
—100
78
*85%
88
.
*85%
88
6%
6
80%
80 %
*85 %
88
6
80%
81
*85 %
88
%
82
*85 Va
84
3,600
8,000
88
1
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17%
3.300
_50c
22%
22%
22 Va
22
22
22 %
22
22%
217a
22 Va
55,800
25
*88%
2
No par
No par
5
89
*88%
Va
89
88%
,
88%
'88%
89
'88%
89
20
%
52%
53%
5434
53%
54%
527a
53%
53 V2
54
33 5a
35 %
35%
36%
35 %
36%
35 %
35 Va
36
36
79%
77%
78 Va
*76
78%
.76 Va
76 V8
76
76
140
32%
33
34
32
33%
32%
33 V*
32 Va
33
8,500
50
*79
32 %
15,100
%
5,900
26.
■
f
Volume
190
Number
5887
:
•.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
'
(1437)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Ranee for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
Range Since Jan. l
Lowest
Highest.
40 Vb Jan
69% Dec
2
.1#
7
75 % Aug
20
Standard
Jun
8
82% Feb
24
$3.50
-13% Sep
21
85 »/2 May
6
Jan
2
17% Nov
28
3
Jan
3
3% Nov
19
21
47% Sep
22
Nov.%3
<
2
73
YORK
3% May 29
Brands .Iue
Standard
Coil
July 29
Standard
Gas
23
Standard
Apr 17
5
Monday
Pat
67%
74%
75%
*74
1
151/2
161/4
15%
16%
15
10c
*4%
4%
4%
4%
Inc
Co
Electric Co
&
'•'< 67%
43V4 Feb
25
61% Nov
Oil
of- California—6.25
35'/a Feb
18
50
40% Sep
25
Standard
Oil
of
47 «/2 Feb
21
60% Nov
12
47% Oct
1
591/0 Jan
26
Standard
Oil
of
New
Jersey.
42% Feb
24
59% Dec
31
50% Sep
22
64% Jan
23
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
common
10
100
$1.60
series A
Packaging Corp com
convertible
preferred
$1.20
convertible
62 Ve Jan
52%
Indiana
94% May 26
2
85
Jun
30
29% Dec
17
IOV2 Jan
27% Jan
7
30
92
7
Apr
/ 3%% "preferred
Standard
39% July 27
"
Dec
29
84
33% Dec
31
31% Jan
6
41% July 27
Jun
18
121/4 Jan
12
17% July 27
Jan
23
Sep
18% Nov
3
6
40% July 29
Stanley
23% Jun
Starrett Co (The)-L S__;
10
2
14
2
r
Jan
18
8
Jan
*.
Jun
*
20
26
2
52% Sep'
10% Jan
15
14% Nov
29% Jan
14
54
lljA
Dec
6
>
8
Stauffer
Chemical
id% Jun
23
5P% Jun
•
11
22
21
22
Sterling
Drug
Stevens
(J P)
&
Stores
Bros
12
45'/4 Nov
Jan
62
42% Jan
87
*83
33
*95
87
32%
105
105
Storer
Oct
20
9% Jun
9
19% Sep
29
29
16
9% Aug 26
325
Sep
457
37%
37'%
36'%
37
36%
36%
2,200
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
16
5.300
36 '/4
'35%
36%
36%
36%«.
22 »/4
*21%
57%
58 %
<16%
*16%
34%
v
35
*21%
33%
22%
*21%
55%: "56%
r
-56%
__1
"16"%
5
45%
511%
311%
31%
31
17
14
66% Dec
31
50
Apr
8
15% Jan
2
28'% Dec
29
251/4 Sep
21
Apr
Jari
79
12% Aug
14
87
Nov
24
69
1
16
Sundstrand Corp__
38% May 29
29
94
'Mar 13
57% Jun
24
65% Feb
9
23% Sep
21
29
Jan
27
14
30% Mar 19
25% Apr
23
20'A Sep
21
6% Jan
1360
Feb
6% Sep
21
Oct
1
2165
35'% Sep
22
47
9% Jan
7
24
25
1865
1399
11
Aug
55 y4
,36% Dec
89 '■»
58V!»
581/4
58 7%
58
23%
24%
23%
25
20%
20%
20%
21%
20%
20%
21
211/4
30
33
32%
33%
32%
33
32%
32%
93%.
941/4.
93
93%
93
93
preferred
5%%
2nd
pfd
series A—
of
series
'55
Inc
__12.50
93%
941/2
10c
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
25
1500
1565
1525
1548
1505
1525
Mining
Co
Superior Oil of California
Sutherland Paper Co__—
23
9
Feb
6
Feb
3
22% Jan
13
2
2
94
35% Sep. 22
30y4 Jun 25
40
38% Jan
12
74 V4 Feu
zo
87% Aug
3
11
35'/4 Apr
27% Jun
10
26% Jan
2
86
24% Dec
25
July 21"
Sep 29
98% Jan
6
113
% Jan
44% Jan
28
15% Jan
8
16
39%
39%.
40%
40%
L600
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
2,200
12%
12
Hi/2
11%
11 %
11%
6,900.
—2.50
76'A
78
77%
79
77%
77%
77
2,500
1.25
38%
39%
39 Vo
40
Tennessee Corp_
When issued
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co_
Texaco
26% May 18
124'/2 Mar 18
18
74% July 23
Texas Utilities
19% Jan
8
29% July 30
Textron
31% July 30
Apr 24
15 ;
25
73
Dec
81% Oct
8
90
May 20
20
2
28% Aug
Jan
1
21% Nov
Thatcher Glass
Thiofcol
23
25% Apr
18
NoV
14
26% Dec
17
1
Jan
2
46%
2
12% Jan
7
16 Ve Dec
15
15
65 % Dec
2
53% Sep
32% Nov
5
25 % Jun
10
Feb
3
Jan
7
Jan
37
29
10'/a Jan
17% Oct
30
27% Jan
40% Nov
11
52% Oct
58
16% Jan
25% Nov
17
43
53
Oct
13
36% Dec
16
Feb
23%"Feb
Sep
50% Sep
Apr ',7/
15
70
Jan
1
24%-Jun
J
18
42% Aug
56% Jan
7
541% Jan
9
30'% Sep
21
9
-Jun
Sep
28%
29 »/8
28%
29%
29
291/8
29%
23
29%
27 %
28 Va
277/8
28%
11,300
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
181/2
18%
18%
49,700
1
128%
135%
130%
133%
129%
128%
26 %
26 'A
26%
26%
26%
26%
261/e
1
18%
18%
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
38,800
261/4
6,400
17%
26'%
133
132%
26%
18%
131
131%
10
!
Ry
Co
100
113
113v
'110
3,000
30
114
114
115
*113
115
*113
113
18%
6
24
54% Mar
75% Mar
431/2 Apr
13% Mar
(J
25%
241/4
26%
C9%
24 %
24
24%
*26
*25%
26%
25%
25%
26
26
32%
32%
32%
32%
32
32%
32%
32%
1
39%
41%
40%
42%
39%
41 '/a
39%
"40 %
14%
13
13
131/4
13%
12%
13
-55%
55
56 %
53 %
54%
53
53%
80
80
7.50
*13%
54
80
,
23%
10
i**
4
'<
26
20,600
500
23%
69V«
2*4 Ve
_5
new
24
68
No par
Co.—
Co
R)
23%
69%
2,600
33
13
53%
v
40 Ve
13
.
33
39%
53%
32,800
800
8,200
«
r
.
79%
79%
120
23 %
23'%
22%
23%
22%
23%
22%
23%
11.800
22
%
80
23%
22 %
22 %
22'A
227a
227b'
22
22 VB
3,300
*79%
80
80
81
'
'
21%
55%.
56
56%
56%
57
56%
57
57
57V2
22%
2274
231/4
*22%
23
2274
22 %l
22%
22%
2.000
5
16%
16%
16 %
16 %
16 7 a
16%
16%
16%"
.16 Va
16 Va
2,900
57
57%..*
57%
57%
31'A
30%
31'/a
34
34
34
19%
20%
19 Va
20
'
20
38%
38%
38
38%'
38
Co
25
No par
•*
58%
30%
31%
*33%
2
5%
3
5
5%
20
15% Oct
28
10% Sep
22
17% Apr
13% Jan
26% Oct
22
17% Sep
21
25% Apr
1
12% Feb
4
10% Jan
2
14% Jun
10
191/4 Sep
15
Twin
,
cbnv
■
50%
50%
50 %
50%
27
26%
271/4
52 %
53
53%
53%
*53
26
1
50%
16
38 %
37%
38%
37
■
.
2674
37%
56%
55 %
55 %
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32 Ve
32%
31%
32 V2
31%
974
9%
9%
Co
1
' TXL Oil Corp
9%
*37
38
9% "
11%
12%
700
20%
Va
14,100
38'/2
:
14,400
50%
1,800
26%
'A'
26%
6,500
400
55
*53
55
36%
.
;
57
1
.
57
31%
9%
31
9%
100
7.600
31%
*9%
313A
9%
57
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'
3,300
36 -'/e
36%
37
*55%
31%
10
*37
700
20
39
18%
37
37
12
11%
11 Va
11 Va
11%
4,400
18%
18%
18%
18 Vb
16%
11,000
18%
18
17,600
50 %
50'%
27
35
39
*37
38
12
12%
12
50%
■53
6.000
31
'
*53%
*26
34%
4,600
56%
*331/2
58%
31
26%
50%
27
'54
50
No par50
prior preferred—
Coach
19%
381/4
57
30%
53%
30%
'.*33%'
.
1
20tli Century Fox Fllm-b.,
Twin City Rap Transit* com
10
3% Jan
Electric Co common
conv pfd series of 1957
19%
19%
$£r
50
Tung-Sol
3
34
38
19%
37%.
1
(conv)
X30%
i.
1
50
A
34
5
common
$2.70 preferred—*
Preferred series
■
59
2
No par
_i
—„
Transamerica Corp • _.j.
Transue & Willioins SteeL.
Trans World Airlines Inc—
Mar 13
48
Mfg
10,700
68%
69%
68%
50c
%
68 '/a
69%
69
•23%^24%
No par
21 %
Feb-11
36
29
28%
18%
TruaxVTraer Coal Co. common:
July 31
-
28%
29%
54%
14
29
59
1
5
4,400
29
Oil
' Trl-Contlnental Corp
3
12
21
16
4
'22
Trane
.
.
14
551/2 Dec
15% Jun
6,800
1
26
341/8 Sep
Jan
42 '/a Nov
39,% Dec
.
42% July 15
Jan
Jan
10 Va Jan
76%
Toledo Edison Co
34% Jan
32 '/a Jan
75%
18%
Tidewater Oil common—
$1.20 preferred—.
Tlmlcen Roller Bearing.—
15
52
21% Jan
45
31%
78%
Tishman Realty & Construction
16
Jan
17% Apr
8
21
.
21
-
49,500
31%
76
.
14
26Ve Aug 17
2
16% Jan
>37
23
24
21
21% May 15
23% Jan 2i
42
16,800
30%-
78%
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
*
Common
5
4% preferred
<3_100
59% July 10 '
"19% Mar 11
15% Jan
6
Jan
88
2
45 Ve Jan
-
75%
31 %
77%
Trust—
Chemical
-Thompson
29% Apr
20% Sep 18
21% Sep 22
16% Jan
31
32
74%
30%
77
28%
$1.25 conv Dreferred—
4
70% May
2'
79 % Oct
31%
31
75%
28%
common
6
May
14% Sep
8
Sep
52
5
Inc
36% Mar
*•':
41% Feb
32
30%
_5
Co_
7?
21
12'/a Oct
38%'
%_
"
2
Jan
38%
33%
ex-distribution
Texas & Pacific
25
36% Sep
76
39
No par
Producing Co
Sub share ctfs
"
*75
76
*33
39
*38
5
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
14
/
25
Inc
Feb
23
6,200
39%
&
30
39 Ve
11%
11%
Inc
16
40
20t"
9,300
11%
10'/2
Coal
21
11%
10%
Land
Dec
24
25
11%
12
Pacific
63
U%
11%
111% Sep
<
11'%
'39%
Pacific
38% Nov
2
Feb
22
Dec
67
7
9% Apr
11
11%
'•10%
Instruments
14% Mar 10
28
21% Dec
2
Nov
17% Dec
2
10%
10%
Texas
39% Jan
11
4.200
29%
.44%
,
40
Texas
21
44
101/4
23
27
>27%
441/2
12
1591/2 July 15
61% Jan
29i%
43%
37%
37%
*27%
44%
39%
Gulf
25% Sep
37 %
28'%
441%
/
Gulf Sulphur
1
36%
28'%
44
1
Texas
22
37%
.29%
43%
1
Texas
Dec
37%
*28%
43"%
Corp_
25% Mar 16
39 % Aug
1,170
9
Aircraft
39% July 15
1
36%
29%
37
.2,100
1465
1415
26%
./" $
'
•
•
24
Apr
6%
6%
431/2
37'%
1.100
93
>;io%
18% Sep
27
8
24% Nov
Jan
6%
2,700
32%
1
■'
Texas
Aug
2
15
2,800
32 %
*92%
Temco
13% Mar 16
21
21%
*21
Talcott Ine (James
TelAutograph Corp
44% July 16
9
4,600
19,400
*28%
25
40
58%
24%
5
■.
Co
A
1,200
3,300
83
4.16%
Sweets Co of America
3,500
12%
58
24
1490
1399
2.490
23 %
"58%
6%
612,000
28%.
*28
■
Sunshine
May 11
'33
*80%
83
1,027,000
57%
57'/a
58
24 Ve
4%%
10 % Sep
16
56%
58
Sunshine Biscuits
29
9
Dec
37
24
56%
1,500
1,800
•
420
420
23%
/
25% Mar 18
56%
500
•
,
18%
13%. '14
13%
420
57%
2.600
18
19
12%
410
58%
.
55% Feb
16%
14%
444
24
Symington Wayne Corg—
Jan
18%
13'%
410
57%
14% Mar
52
17%
14%
457
23%
21
21
30
*
1
common
10% Sep
58% Nov
57%
30
-
300.
17%
*80'/a
13% Aug
2
57
30
83
2
35% Jan
57%
29%
*80'%
23
19% Jan
56%
29%
:
29%
80%
Swift
5
56%
56%
'
80%
47% Aug 21
17
18%
81%
29'/2 Jan
19
18 Va
81%
5
9% Nov
18'%
1,900.
55%
.
12:,'a
3
36% Dec
18%
12
Jan
20% Dec
18%
12
Apr
2
*l&'/4
7,700
22%
12%
35
8
17%
12%
25
2
22
17%
.
12%
5
.
55%
22%
17%
12
30
3% Jan
55%
22
121/2
42 % Sep
9% Jan
551%
17%
*22
12%
Corp common
38% Aug 27
18% Jan
56
22'%
55 %'.
.
56%
■- 57
.
17%
.'
1
Chemical
29% Dec
19
31
19%
,
9.900
52%
30%
28%
3
Jan
51%
30%
28
2
7%
52 Vo
30%
29
3
&
51
31
29
,
Jan
31% Mar
52'%
30'%
30
,
29% Jan
19
430
400
16%
51%
18%.
13%
•"/
200
12,100
59%-
52%
28%.
8% Mar 20
Jan
14
435
17,400
2 2'A
32
.
18%
18%
12%
409
——
20
93
16%
<
*16%
29
15
106% Feb
32 'A Oct
19
,_i
__l
_100
-
29
29
38% Jan
25
30
97
13
24% Apr
2
Sep
Dec
Dec
"
38
Jan
16'%
.
57 %
Sunray-Mld-Cont Oil Co
801/4 Sep
2
72
16'%
35%
*21%
—
5
Sun
151/4 Mar 20.
15
22% Aug
29%/ 30%
-
57%
=••
21%
56%
$4.50 series A preferred—__No par
Sun Oil Co
No par
23
Jan
24
56
l
Corp__
-23
36
21%
16%
16% '
55%
*221/2
—
281/« Dec
Apr
20% Jan
..
.1
When issued
—
conv preferred—
Sunbeam Corp_
2
2
59
Webster—
Broadcasting Co
$5
.11% Sep
•
&
/
29
55
5
common
100
56%--
.22
31%
15
prior preference
Stone
;
Sep
66'/2 Jan
22
39% Feb
9
2
200
96
37%-
14%
5
Iilc—
Studebaker-Packard
14% Sep
jan
Apr
•"
100
96
36%
*97
*93
16,600
•
i47/8
30
331/2 Mar 25
65
33
32%
32%
8,400
87
*84
87
-
32
•
37%
5
,
*97
*83
33»%
37,200
48.%
14%
56% /
5
52V4
3,400
36%
30
21
■2%
32'%
56%
Sep
51 %
.
87
*83
33
56%
52
52 %
52%
*18%
241% Jan
51 %
52'%
18%
18
212,300
52'/a
*18Ve
6
36,000
48%
50%
20
12
May
42%
47%
51
56
26% Dec
17% Jan
41%
48%
49%
17%
.5%
19
43%
47%
43%
48%
22%
Aug 25
47%
42 'A
49%
42%
17 %
60% Nov
Jan
•,
50O
48%
;
55%
20
22
4%
49%
22%.
37% Jan
,
<%
48
4%
48%
491/4
177/,,
15% Jan
15% Jan
*4%
"
4%
43
17%
23
•27V2 Mar 13
20% Jan
%
11,900
48%
1
18% Nov
;
15%
48%
5
8
7
-
15%
41%
Stokely-Vah Camp Inc
Dec
16% Oct
16
4%
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller. COi_;
4
Aug
22
10% Jan
170
14%
15%
48%
'
15'/2 Jan
i/s5
1
Ino
Co
7 ji
73
20
Inc_—
1
34% July
26% Feb
Sterchl
-
t> 7
73%
49
32%
No par
Co—
67%
74
42
,
20
preferred
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Warner Corp—.
Apr
71
9
20
27% Oct
Jan
\
July
67%
73'%
41%
*£3
I
Standard
.89
36
,111/2 Nov
14% Jan
1117
"
67%
76
50%
,
Shares
67%
66%
48%
'
7
Oct. 2
Oct. 1
48
25
"
86% Sep
68
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Sept. 30
74%
67%
Sale* tar
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Sept. 29
"*'73%
No par
Products
Tuesday
Sept. >8
No par -
com
preferred i_j
23% May 11
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
61 % Jan
Aug 29
74
NEW
Highest
18%
18%
14
14
14
13%
13%
21%
2I.V2
227/8
21'/a
21%
11%
11
11
10%
10%
v
%
Jun
19
12\jan
5%
uan
23% Dec
2
ll'/2 Dec
30% Mar 25
29
44
2
-
11
20
Nov
,
30% Mar 13
9% Jun
12
14% Aug„ 4
Jan
28
51
41
Apr
2
83% Apr
17
126 % Dec
31
120% Feb
9
1501/2 July 27
27% Jan
2
32% Dec
31
30% Jun
19
35% Mar 16
Sep
21
32
Sep
103 »/2 Jun
15
81% Feb
5
92
84
Apr
23
88 %
Sep
23
29
74
Aug
4
70% Sep
4
81
Mar 24
80 '/2 Nov
10
94
25
% Sep
.
981/2 Mar
11
4
May 22
71
80
14
77% Feb 25
10
29
LI
j.13%
Underwood Corp
No par
Union • Asbestos &. Rubber Co
3
Union Bftp-Cninp Paper-Corp
6%
Union Carbide Corp—___No par
/ Union Electric Co common
10
Right*
Prelerred $4.50 series.—^_No par
„
Preferred $3.70 series
—No par
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
Preferred $4 series.
No par
20%
Udyllle
53 Vi July 10
87
Mar
3
40% Jan
13
Apr
54% Jun
24
44
Apr
24% Jan
2
36% Dec
16
30
Pen
21
38% Feb
9'/4 Dec
18
71/8 Sep
22
9'/4Feb
26
Apr
26% Jan'i
18%
_
37% Dec
May^3.
21% Jan
521/2 Jan
6
Jan
31
143
Jan
2
108
15% Jan
27 % Nov
Oct
27% Dec
2
25% Feb
6
45
Sep
22
66
Sep
3
136
2
Union Oil of California...
Union Pacific RR Co common
9
22% Jun
12
90
July
8
Apr
3
321/4 Mar 26
30% Jan
95
19
Ian
10
32% Sep
15
26% Jan
13
38V4 Apr
.
.
2
79% Oct
7
64t% Sep
22
881/4 Apr
23
81/2 Nov
18
71/8 Sep
22
8
91/2 May 19
>
22% Jan
34% Nov
21
29% Jan
12
11% Jan
16% Oct
13
16
Jan
2
32
Sep
23% July
45'/4 Mar
9
<
.
9
34% Jan
50% Aug 28
27% Jan
40% Dec
30
25% Sep
31% Sep
29
42% Jan
34% Jan
50
31
48'% Jan
13
59'/2 Aug 27
2
31
16'A Jan
2
12
13% Jun
15
19% July 29
18% Nov
21
2
3
2'/a Oct
21
Jan
2
47% Dec
22
32% Oct
t
16% Jan
7
;
8
2
1 %
21% July 24
2% Mar 10
53% Aug
29
37% May 20
30% Jun
30
341/2 Mar
29
48% Jan
8
29V2 Sep
23
90
Jan
2
80% Sep
16
2
37% Oct
6
29
Sep
23
35
Jan
6
Jan
21
...57 % Dec
2
11
14
10£
17
Sep
23
171% May 23
6% Jan
2
25
Jan
861/2 Sep
22
120
22
165
21
2
21 >/4 Sep
r28
11% Oct
-
29
9% Sep
22
14% Apr
471/2 Feb
12
411/8 Sep
11
44% May 28
2
327e Nov
G
8% Dec
30
9% Jun
17
footnotes
see
page
26.
28% Sep 21
81/4 Jan
I
12% Jan
73
80
44 Ve
30 %
40
38%
United Engineering & Foundry——8
United Fruit Co
No par
10
Improvement Co!—13%
United Greenfield Corp
10
Corp.."
2
1
36% Mar
351/8 Apr
20
Jan
26
10
7%
U
City
S
■
*102
35%
26 %
24
*87 %
33
*69%
31
8%
8
35%
38
Ve,
►102
125
preferred...
U 8 Lines Co common.
4%%
preferred—
*
43.100
317b
17,000
1,800
41
42%
37.600
38%
38
38%
38.700
»—4 O O
104 'A
39 'A
37%
■i>
102
102
-
i
5,100
100
1,600
85 %.
241/4
35%
85%
84 Va
85%
277 a
26%
27'A
267b
26%
8,200
24 Vb
27'/4
86
26%
85%
24%
24'A
24%
24'/«
24'A
2,1.00
*87%
92
*87'/a
92
*87 V2
92
33
33
33%
33
33%
23
70
69 %
69%
67'A
68 %
31%
32
31
31'A
8
8 Ve
31
8
8%33 %
*34%
-8%
,66
31%
8
*34'/a
36
*34%
36 1
;.
92
33%
3,900
66 %
2,000
317-j
1.300
8 Va
7,700
36
100
197;
19%
197b
2,100
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
197;
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
43.300
29%
2876' ~29%
28'A
28
.
19%
32%
53,700
31%
*54
32
55
31%
32 Ve
33 Ve
32%
33%
54V4
5474
33%
54%
32%
541/4
54
54%
54
54
1974
*19%
19%
19 Va
19%
197b
20
15'/a
157 b
157 b
5,800
18%
18%
18-%
14,300
*19%
19%
*19%
151/2
15%
15%
16%
15%
16%
15%
18%
18%
13%
19
187W
19
18%
1%
541/8
5374
54%
31%
32
31
31%
31%
32%
1%
31 Ve
1%
„
31%
30
54%
31
30%
,
30'A
31 Va
17c
54 %
31
30%
30 'A
17 b
5-1%
*31
1%
54%
33
17c
1%
x53%
x32
—1
JiO
1
...10
27,500
41%
40'A
1%
.50
US Industries Inc common
4%% preferred series
.f
207b
41%
54 %
82 %c
120
310
81 Va
44
20'/4
20%
1 1/4
4
commoh
/■
72 Va
8
20%
31
100
pieferred
510
79
34
19%
107
374,900
89%
7%
33 3A
-
53.200
31%
.
33%
33%
54%
1
*79
8
7%
8
25
Co
common
Hoffman Mach
..20%
40 7b
31%
341/4
25
Mines
5% "class A preference
2
17
Park
.
31%
-35%
72 Va
31 VH
38%
*34'%
*76 Va
317 b
5
8
79
72
30%
7%.
33%
39%
*30%
*76%
*71%
.30%
-
42%
69
79
71%
31%-
20%
32%
89'/a
30'^
41%
68%
■'
J..
43%
20 %
30%
_
80%
41
92
31%
89'A
44%
8
24
31%
%
43%
34
26%
317 b
39
31%
80
7%
24
16,900
81%
33%
26'/;
10,90(1
141%
140'/a
44%
8 V'B
86%
457b
,
140
44%
33%
125
1,600
44'A
44%
44
80 %
*
20%
'85 %
2,700
71,000
10%
44%
8IV2
39%
*102
13 Va
23%
107b,
44%
*80
20 %
1
Corp
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
71%
8
No par
United Industrial
176'%
10
100
13 Vb
22 lA
11
139
89%
72
.
13%
25%
10%
141
32
79
311/2
8
32%
r
89
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10
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United-Carr Fastener (Del)..
2.50
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1
United Electric Coal Cos
1
5
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31'/«
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90
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79
78%
.100
US Gypsum Co common
29
91
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Mar 30
8% Sep
23% Jan
For
89'/2
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138%
Mi
89
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par"
US Borax & Chepilcal Corp com
1
4%% preferred __1
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1
U 8 Freight Co
No pal
Apr 27
145% Sep
41% Sep
2
3
42'% May
2
Dec
16'% Sep
Jan * 7
8% Jan
39
pfd
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6%
26
58
65% Jan
pfd
conv
conv
Corp...
United Biscuit of America
United Shoe Mach
51% Apr
4
153
(ser of
(ser of 1956)
United Artists
4
Dec
21% Jan
1955)
4%
United
6
26% Jan
78
;
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44
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'
Sep
45% Jan
J4
85% Aug 18
33% Apr
L.
31
31 %
141 %
31%
140%
13%
23%
.
45
44
45%
45
-
1
I
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United Gas
20% July 20
11 Jan
"
22
16% Dec
.
10% Jan
32
16
17% Dec
11% May 16
51/2 Jan
Dec
31
10
Co:.__i.__.^_No
Co
45%
140%
..10
United Afr Lines Inc
United Aircraft: Corp common
.
37% Mar 16
Sep
Car
4%
17
29
10%
45
140
25
preferred
Union Twist Drill
:
10
Jan
non-cum
Union Tank
22
Mar 24
45
6% Jan
4%
.
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4
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24% Feb
37
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26
27
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91
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280
14,500
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82
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30
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29%
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(1438)
.
.
Monday, October^ 1959
,
I
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
28% Nov
26% Mar
73
Jan
88
21
98'% Sep
10
Jan
36% Nov
41% Oct
25% Jan
142% Sep
2i>
143% Oct
158% Jun
12
19% Jan
32% Jun
16
38% May 16
10
Jan
8
5% Jan
7% Oct
90% Dec
10
2
-
4% Jan
22
7% Sep
8% Jan
6
29
78
:
29
57
Dec
10
3
157
Nov
12
1
Aug
7'
Universal Leaf
Universal
8<x
18%.Sep
Sep
21.
25% Apr
Oil
3
17
84
.Jan
16
4%%
Feb
9
50
July 29
Upjohn
Jun
9
36% Feb
8
47% July 15
24% Jan
2
37
Dec
24
27%'Jan
2
40% Oct
14
31% Sep
21
5% Jan
2
43% July
42
Utah
18
Power
29
Dec
11
Jan
9
154% Aug 27
3
28 % Feb
9
May
8
75
Sep
21
:2
19%. Jan
2
75% Nov
8
101
Oct
14
82% Jan
23% Jun
.
99% Jun
19
Sep
May. 20.
Dec
24
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17
99% Apr
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30
24% Apr
1
7
81
2
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9
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2
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29
20
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3
89
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13
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2
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84
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13
97
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30
96% Jan
2
103% Feb
72% Feb
24
66% Sep
25
76% Mar 11
Oct
20
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2
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14% Jan
2
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30%
86% Mar 23
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31 "4
1
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29
Oct
84
8
95
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42% Nov 20
108
90
8
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9
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90
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1
12.80
prelerred—
conv
Raalte
VIck Chemical
-
35% May 25
107
9
85% Dec
82
X
2
17
113
Aug 29
.
'
40% Dec
101
17
26% Jan
.
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35
81% Mar 18
Oct
22
8%
-88%
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Co.
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62% July 27
85
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5
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.
15
25%
$2.28
36% Dec
2'
34%
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33%
15%
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3
35
15%
.35%
31%
14
Jan
15
34%
15
25%
32% Sep
11% Jan
13
15
34%
35
21
77% Feb
33
34%
33%
25!'4
26% Sep
'5% Jun 30
23%
34%
10%
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84
23%
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17
97
24
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2
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5
17
34%
,
25 %
31% Jari
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4,400
141
23%
24
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34%
28% July 27
10
23% Jan
4,400
24
140%
140'%
23%
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5
2
32
♦45%
-
139,200
141
14%
Industries Inc com_2.50
Norman
13% July 28
22% Jan
2
>9 rr Apr .Vr7.
Light Co
3,300
101%
140 Vb
10
Van
2
2
11% Aug 27
24% Aug 27
9% Jan
13% Jan
Dec
&
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Corp of America,
21% Jan
:
—;
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20
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—
49%
100"%
141
33%
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140%
24.
34%
'
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48 r:.i
101%.
37%
'
50
Pictures
29% Feb
8
49%
99%
140"'i»
646
145
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140%
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Universal
3
Jun
31
28% Nov 28
96
Nov 26
4
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25 % Sep
72
40
18% May 12
57
28%
103%
100
—
28-%
99!,
Corp
25
Products.Co——j.1
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27%
49%
com.No par
Tobacco
28%,
49%,
23%
preferred ...25
preferred
27%
-
60V-,
1
1043b
Whelan
60% Aug 28.
July
37:%
49%
140
.
157
151
37%
102%
& Pharmaceutical—1
Apr 10
56% Aug 17
Mar 30
46
14
Jan
37%
49%
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Corp common—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp—
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29.
48% Sep
45
142
14
«May 20
81
34% Mar ?.4
Class
38 !4
104%
par
preferred—No par
Wallpaper Inc. common—1
B 2nd preferred—J——14
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59 3 4
144'!,
49 %
convertible
United
12'/a Jau
2
7<i%,.ep
6
Nov
39% Dec
l
common——No
13,30b
59%
144%
102%
—50
16%
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29
102!'a
58%
37%
38
28%
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60
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145
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144','4
58%
60%
38
10,800
102
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102%
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%
102
1,800
41%
40'.:,
87
<81
9,000
115 V,
41%.
'
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&
144
29%
29
Stockyards
25
24
Feb
38%
noncuraulative
$6
5
10% Feb
21
6
145%*
Corp.—
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
15% Mar. 16
Mar
59%
*37%
Vitamin
United
30
17% Jan
100
21
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59*2
144%
preferred
1%
9
102%
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87
<81
87
>
4134
41%
42%'
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87
100
U S Tobacco
50% Mar 12
*81
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1st preferred
preferred—*
1%
28
21
37% Feb
8
17'/4
13
Jan
41%
25%
114
113%
113
Shares
25
25
24%
113
112':
Oct. 3
Oct. I
-
2§%
24%.,
26
112%
42%
5
common
Smelting Ref
7%
116%
'41%
Corp —_______—_--l
U S Steel
26% Jan
153
2
30
Nov
10% Nov
6
74% Jan
32% Feb
9% Oct
17
July 21
19 % May
Jan
7
24
8
4
108% Aug" 31
22
26
85% Jan
15% Dec 24
2
5% July
(>8% Jan
13
29% Sep
14% Feb
U S
24
54% Feb
2
7
138 % Sep 21
23% Sep
9
33% Sep 22
97% Dec
Sep 25
38 % Feb
30
48% Oct
88 % May
51% Jan
Co
non-cum
Shoe
U S
Mar 11
43
19
27% Sep
14
53% July 29
S8
46% Jan
10
154% Aug
8%
•
112%
preferred series B—
3%%
U S Rubber
7
69% July
24
33% Jan
11
19
136% May 18.
25
45% Feb
154
Jun
99
9
Jar
1
18
2
25%
25%
25 %
Sept. 30- ;
Sept. 29
Sept. 78
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
~
Pat
Sale* f«»*
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday J
Monday
—
*
S
Pipe & Foundry Co.
5
U S Playing Card Co
—10
U S Plywood Corp common—„—1
3%% preferred series A—100
58% May 18
2
Dec
U
21
115% Oct
22
Jan
76
80% Mar 14
21% Jan
35 7
18
40% Oct
Jan
29
48 % Nov
108
31% Apr
140.
Apr
'
18
Nov
43'/a Nov
Sep
82
24%'jun
95
Jan
66
20
STOCK
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK
;
Highest
Lowest
Highest
18% Jan
Since Jan.1
Range
Year 1958
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
3"1
20
92
a
.100
100 %
'/4
w
'.
60
a
May 20
33% Jan
50
2
8
15% Nov
14
27% Jan
2
51
Dec
1
25% Jan
15
36
Nov
7-
12% Jan
July717
11!»
Jan
8
Apr
16% Jan
12 % Sep
4
16% Feb
87 % Jan
8
26%' Dec
30
Walker
52% July 20
Ward
Ward
50
69:%
70%
69
69!
ill,:..
17 Vb
17%
17%
173i,
46
Inc.,
Co...
Bros
Corp
Pictures Inc
28% Apr
12
65% Aug 21
Warner-Lambert
Sep
11
54% May
Washington Gas Light Go—__No
34% Jan
48
Dec
31
40
34% Jan
44% Dec
31
41% Jun
4
9
48V2Jan
Nov
5
36% Feb
9
19% Mar
29% Nov
5
25 % Jan
12
48% May 4
31% Feb 24
1% Jan
4% Dec
1
3% Jan
21
40
Jan
25
23
Jan
31 % May 25
9
35:% Oct
10
15
22
65
15% Jan
13
24% Oct
35% Dec
22
6
86
Sep
2
Mar u 4
36% Mar
50
22
23% July
8
38% Apr 24
Jun
19
88% Sep
May 20
99% Jun 11
24
102
23
90
79
Sep
94
Jun
9
,31% Feb 28
51
Dec
19
42
May
8
4
103
6
96
Jun
2
28% Dec
31
26
Jan
7
38
24% Dec
17
23% Jan
8
38
17
17
19% May 13
14% Jan
.
2
64% Nov
83
% May 22
Feb
10
97% Jun
79% Dec
31
74% May
Nov
13
100
12
48% Jan
May
13
91
Jan
3
82 % Jan
2
2
71% Nov 20
65% Sep
21
15
2
34% Dec
16
29% Jai
17% Jan
2
33^8 Dec
29
55 % Jun
24
74% Dec
31
27 % Sep 22
70% Feb
9
83
Aug
110
21
Jan
7
31
96
Nov
10
21
31% Dec
30
28
68
Dec
22
65 %
49% Oct
21
7
125
11
6
'5Q
Jan
21
26
Jan
7
'
5
West
14
Western
Air
Western
Auto
Apr
.
4.80%
4%
Apr 24
81% July
8
8
Hfep 21
88% Jan
112
Feb
29
3.80%
11
$5
91% Jan
2
4% Jan
100
2
Sep""
8% Oct
Whirlpool
G
78
May 26
53% Mar 20
White
60
White
97
Jun
15
9
7
Jan
7
5
25% July
32 % Jun
6
38
Nov
10
Jan
13
48% Nov
20
15% jdn
30
33 % Dec
1
23% Nov
1
24% Jan
71
,
36
JaiV
2
12% July 31
4
Jan
26% Jan
8
8% Nov
31% Jan
2
120 % Dec
9
20% Jan
7
21% Jan
2
11% Oct
2
1
Winn-Dixie Stores
40% Jan
23
23% Jun
32% Oct
14
29
Sep
53% Dec
31
74
Dec
31
Jil% Sep
2
97
Jun
5
78% Jan
2
90% Nov. 13
4% Jon
2
24
53% Jai
27
22
2
45% Feb
80%
11% Oct
2
Mar 25
Elec
94% Feb
2
9% Jan
15
Prior
92% Aug 14
Wrigley
12% July 24
(F
Worthington
2
32%
<97 V2
100%
«
111
<107
66
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<42%
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Co
W)
Wyandotte
70
69
69%
2,400
38%
37%
38"'i,
38%
38%
15 400
30
29 ',4
29%
10,100
89%
91%
31.100
<96
88 %
<107
110
63 VA
62! a
02 Ti,
97
97
96
96
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
<65
69
<40
69
40
40°
40
56
<99
100
100
10%
41
44%
<43
44
19,100
410
5,200
".
goo ;
1.40ii
69
<(i5
41%
81%
<79
<27
28%
<27
10
934
42%
43 Va
43%
36 ',4
>
122
<118
10
v
.
44%
<43-
27%
36
,
43
15.300
43%
2 809
38
9,306
43%
36%
42%
3614
30
59
59%
84 %
84%
83 VA
84%
10
10%
10%
10%
71
87
36!
a
<117
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30
59%
30
59%
59%
121
10
790
25 7 u
30
1,300
10 400
60%
70
70
<85»i
69 Va
70%
87'%
85%
85%
200
%
83%
83%
2,900
a% -_10%
2,700
83 %
,
43
%
26
%
70%
36
121
29
<85 %
43'4
*117
118
29%
86
100
400
11%
29%
70 %
81
22%
29! 2
59%
8.1
.
10%
8
86
11,5U0
22! 4
29 3
70
433/4
10'%
29 3 b
59 Va
1,000
42'.'4
24%
26
86
1,900
36%
42%"
IOVb
25%
59%
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24 Va
25 7 «
70,
<36'
10%
25%
86
4,700
81
<79
25%
58%
10
27%
44%
27%
27%
130
101%
9%
<2G%
—36;
G,000
29%
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118
69%
<100
10
27 7 h
40%
81 "4
35%
36%
122
38%
42
41
<79',2
9%
36%
a
407
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56.
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44%
30%
40
55
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27%
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100
100
27 7
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a
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10%
9%
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27%
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57
25%
5
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112
300
83
61 %
25%
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<81%'
83
G.100
89
97
10
series..100
Worsted Co
-
89%
89 %
62%
"
57%
10
common
4Va%
Jr (Del)
■
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112
88%<88
29 7»
29%
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83
<65
^10
Co
preferred
(Wm)
36 '.4
118
69
4
10
Service
Corp
43
1
70
31%
<26%
29
10
100,:,..
<97
89 3.,
61%
27%
<26
com—
2,200
89%
56%
10
10%
81%
Inc
22% '
100'a
<107
69
<99
100
•-80
93b
32! a
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27 3
10c
6,800
32%
89 31
39%
40%
1
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10
.
33
87%
89
31%
57
;
33
29 %
111
*65
99
33%
32
89
<81'.'4
31%
7,200
49%
32%
<97%
87 3
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68%
31%
49 Va
<96%.
99
<96%
,
37%
100''2
30%
100
Woolwortb
9
22
a
9714-
preferred
36% M%r.8y
84% July 15
32!
63%
....
Power Co
60% July
83'/« Oct
22
Wisconsin
Iron
15
33
83
10
Woodward
Pen
84
33'%.
1
48%
48'/,
49%'
98
32%
62'.',
Co
Public
9
48%
98
33%
83
Nc par
Industries
Wisconsin
27% J An
49%
91%
54%
2(i0
82
96%
1
preferred
Wilson-Jones
6%
<78
29%
65 %
39%
6,100
92%*
:
82
97 %
80
35%
92 r
a.
<78
63%
20
35%
92!
82
90'%
40%
46% Sep
29
"107
35 %
<78
<81
39%
17
25% D°c
<81%
34%
82
38ni
30 v
91
1,700
<81
70
29 %
600
18%
82
70
90
41 %
18
<80
86
28 •%
45':,
40%
18%
''
82
<86
38 3
10
45%
41
18 Va
35%
86 3 i
383-j
46
1,900
40
<45
92
86%
38
4 00
37,900
36
92%
34'.'4
91
85
70 %
2,600
1,100
7%
35%
<80%
32 VB
97'.2
■
t
29%
82
84%
—No par
Sep 22
Sep 30
129
33 %
33%
;j
1,200
46 V„
35%:
<34
.
.-
98
49 %
<95
98
67
:
7,100
-
44
j
1,400
21%
58%
"47"
82
<78
49 3«
Co Inc common
39% Jun
35 Vb
92
36%
Windsor
118
35 3„
90
<80%
36%
2
22
Mar 25
18%
2
:.;_5
6% Jan
29
18%
5
<1
.88
4
18%
-
Co-.-i--.—
Oil
$4.25
18%
35
19
86
10
2
!>
41
90%
common
July
19% May
Jan
36% •Tan
Co
-45% Sep
Mar 31
Sep 16
46
40
85,
100
&
<45
40%
100%
100
Wilson
<34 %
46
61%
preferred
White Stores Inc
1
35
10
preferred
Wilcox
35
<38%
..
7
6%
7
<45
35
<97%
<83
«
g -?•»,
7
36
33 %»
Sewing Machine common—1
Prior
preference
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
78
18
37% Dec
■„
6 !ii
,
69%
(The S S)
Mfg
6
17
49 % Nov
135
convertible
Motor
43'
82
is
83
100
common
32 Va Jar
85% -Tuly 10
20% Dec 30
2
22
Ry
common
457„
293,
No par
Corp
Dental
5!4%
51% July 23
29% July 29
51 Va Mar 11
6
23
Erie
58
29 Va.
33:%
White
July 23
28% July 21
Jan
Sep
4%%
July 8
102% Mar 11
7
35
49 1
■•95
-
14
17% Jan
30
Lake
Steel Corp
preferred
Sop 28
Aug 25
5
&
%
■'78
.100
21%
>%6Ta
43'.:,
>29%
120
3,900
45
82
100
58
—47-— -4%""
45%
45
453B
4
3,400
11,700
43 ',-4
911
No par
preferred series B
Wheeling
Wheeling
66% July
7
98% Mar 13
"39% Aug 20
38 %
preferred
RR
21%
57%
11,700
46%
45 "3
35%
Union Telegraph
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common.12%
8
39% July
Pacific
21
57%
>6%
>900
4()°i,
a
29%
80»
coin—___5
.100
57
-46!
46 7
<29 %
90 %>
com__No par
22
22
58%
46
<43!4 *"43%
34%
Western
43% July 23
38% Mar 18
98% July
2nd
noncuin
Western
Ry
46'.,
22%,
800
41%
9%
43%
40
32%
Supply Co
Maryland
457u
800
.
38%
9r'i,
29 %
46
Inc
preferred
Western
4
Lines
34 >4
5
97k
29!
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100
9%
45 "4
"45
100
Pulp & Paper common
preferred
10%
47
92%
<43 V*
100
preferred series C
Va
9%
-90
'
43%
29% *
100
pfd.T
10%
48TF %6%-
..
5
4%%
preferred series B_—
4%%
94 %
79% Sep 21
107
Sep 22
52% May
7
92% Jan
2
54% Dec
Dec
33% Apr
83% Jan
16 % Feb
.
92% Apr
8
17
Mar 31
95% Aug
42% Jan
Jan
4.20%
Power
1
50
18
16!-«
021 '■>
22
47
_l
_^_4
153i
<89%
700
16
16 '
16
89%
1,900
13%
13
16
.
.
40%
13
89%
57%
21%
-50
6 V.
2.50
com
....
Electric Co.
July 22
■100% Aug 12
7
86
63
Penn
4.10%
Apr
50% Jan
& Snowdrift
Penn
43'
29%
—5
'
...
38
-
4
70
17%
45 %
<45
—__5
Sugar Corp—
West Kentucky Coal Co
West
—
13
13 311
40 3
.
<46
.
38
39%
92%
46
__H
preferred
West
47
-'•46 3,
No'pnr
Mills
West Indies
Apr 13
May
6
101
83% Dec
96% Mar
Oil
4.80%
5
45%
pur
Corp
29
56% Jan
4
10
■J'"H
'
46%
10%
\21%
__10
,
Pharmaceutical-__'l
Knitting
Wesson
9
Apr
19
33
105
23
Sep,
Wayne
Welbllt
Jun
34
,
Washington Water Power
Waukesha Motor Co
30
16% Sep
13
25% Jan
95% Oct
45
49% July 28
50% Dec
44% Jan
8% Jun
12
Co
46 Va
•37!',
v,
41%
17%
16%
10%
5
22
Jun
37%
100
69%
69
17"4>
46
47
69
17 !a
.
37%
13
4
68%
a
<40%
13%
4
16
<89%
89'L-
1
20% Sep
13!
13%
16%
a
891
—100
Industries
Warner
13 '4
>..
1
_
41
%
16
2.50
;
48
7
•40%
1
preferred.
Warner
Aug 21
Tiernan
&
37%
41
*461'a
46%
37:%
41 ' ;'
37%
46 %
37%
*40
•
No par
W
&
Baking Co common
6%
% May 21
24% Jan
8
69%
No par
10
._■
G
<68 !■>
69 %
67%>
69
>7
100
Co
Walworth
20
12% July 22
9
16
Feb
94
16
System
(Hiram >
Wallace
18% May 19
18% Aug 24
12% May 19
Apr 25
11% Dec
4
Walgreen
41'/L« July 29
22
14% Dec 22
13
Apr 21
55% May 11
22
65
11% Aug 2984
Sep
Waldorf
<67
67%
15
4%%
preferred
Wagner Electric Corp
21
43% Se p 21
33% Mar 30
39
KR
Wabash
84%
83 Va
83
10 %
10%
10 %
10%
1.7O0
r
23% Apr
16
33% Nov
17
29% Feb
10
25 % Feb
25
31 Ve Feb
9
68% Jan
2
119% Oct
13
114% Jai,
7
16
9
22% Dec
30
20% Jan
87 v4
x
Apr
Ex-dividend,
"36% Aug 26
as!lPd Prices:
y
Ex-rights,
no
z
Sep
sales
39% July
49% Jun
148
8
24
Sep
1
28
25% Jun
24
21
136% Jun
4
on
this day.
Ex-distribution.
$In
Yale
Towne
&
Young
Mfg
Spring &
Co
YoungstowD
Steel
receivership
or
petition
has
135
,vc21%
^1
94V»
-
been
filed
33
for
the
32
:.4a3B
40%
.1
No par1
No par
Door
Zenith ,Radio Corp..;
32
10
,
Wire Corp
& Tube
Youngstown Sheet
137'%
22
97'a
company's
136%
22%
96
•
32 V*
32%
4P.
;
i
138%
22%
973i
reorganization,
•40 VA
134'a
33 7 a
40 v4
137
32%
31%
3P%
39%
<39 V\
134'%
136%
31%
136
2234
23'',
22%
22%
22%
94'%
97 V,
94 %
96 Va
95
a
Deferred
delivery,
r
Cash
sale,
32 Va
40
137%
23
,
12,200
1 600
14,800
2,300
22.009
wd When distributed,
5887
Number
Volume 190
.
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
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Record
New York Stock Exchange
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FRIDAY—WEEKLY--YEARLY
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italic
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in
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5
GOVERNMENT BONDS
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.'
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the Week
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96.24
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96.30
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1960-1965
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15
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..
15
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High
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Wednesday
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1982
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70
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June-Deo
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Jan-July
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April-Oct
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94
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.April-Oct
.April-Oct
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.Mar-Sept
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April-Oct
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88
89
95
102
93
100
95
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91%.
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154
84%
98%
89'A
206
207
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1947
A
206
207
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mtge ser C
47/as
ctfs
.June-Deo
1951
1951_.-June-Deo
-June-Dec
1951—
subord
debs
92 %
_Jan-July
1968
3
"
89%
95
101%
92%
125
■
.8
'104
.June-Dec
.'Mar-Sept
1976
110
94%
96
43
96
93'%
110%
Washington
Westchester
West
Shore
60%
23G1
mrcific RR Co 3'As ser
125%
66%
141%
PI %
54
90%
92
93%
53
35
96%
92
86
85%
"83%
;
1st
93%
mtge
Wisconsin
mortgage
2%s series
E
1986
.Jan-July
60%
61
6
60
68
mortgage
2%s series
F
1996
Jan-July
Jan-July
58%
53%
1
58
RR
4s series
A
57
55%
57
97%
90
85'%
98%
55
61%
21
67
7
54%
60%
90%
92
99
85%
85
88
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28
78
80
4t'
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89
89
5
108% 111
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%
141
82
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93%
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88
80
78
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110
106 %
99
103
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f
■
90
92%
92'A
88'%
118%
104
83%
81
10
82
'
88
19
99
97%
92
100
99
Public Sevice 3'As
58%
59
Jan-July
May
2004
100
1971
54
58%
15
75%
68
75%
53%
75%
70
54'/4
59
*52
June-Dec
Jan-July
79
85
92
747/a
86%
*„
74%
65%
First
mtge
Bouthern
5%s series H
1983
Ry first consol gold
coll tr 4V2s 1988
5s
1994
1st mtge
Memphis
div first gold
Southwestern
1%s
5s 1996
Bell Tel 2%s debs 1985
debentures
Spiegel
Inc
5s
1983
conv
.
subord
debs
"96
'100%
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
—April-Oct
100
__
•'
96
■
■
100
25
Deferred
98
100
70
■—.
77%
77%
1.16% 3.23
103
.
WEEKLY
*
sale
in the year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year's range, r Cash ialo
not included
y Ex-coupon.
§Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
^Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized undsr
the Bankruptcy Act. or securities assumed by such companies. •
•Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds selling flat.
98
not
107%
85
128%
the yeaj's
In
included
AMERICAN
.In
delivery
Included
109
96
73
"77
122%
a
2%s 1976-Jan-July
105%
99%
96
_May-Nov
1934—June-Dec
96%
-
99% lOO'/i.
"92
""71 %
Electric Light & Power
Yonkers
the
In
n
range,
year's range,
/
Section 77 tfl
,
EXCHANGE
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,
Sept. 28 and ending Friday, Oct. 2. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred
during the current year.
"
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum
Precision
Acme
Wire
Acme
Adam Consol
i
Aerojet-General
Aeronca
Aero
Products Inc
Corp
see
7%
l
Manufacturing Corp__
Manufacturing
footnotes
6%
18%
page
53%
l
f
•
35.
,53
High
OCTOBER
%
/
Friday
-
Range Since
Jan. 1
Low
Last
STOCKS
1,200
4'/a
Jan
6%
700
53A
17%
Jan
9% July
400
734
200
57%
8,200
83i
2,600
4%
434
2,000
Jan
22% July
7% May
47% Sep
9% July
8%. Sep
4% Sep
13*8
Jan
98
May
13% Mar
9% Mar
19% July
Aid
Ajax
Investment
Petroleums
Alabama
Great
&
Discount
Ltd
Southern
Inc
Power
4.20%
Sales
Range
for Week
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
2,600
6'%
50c
85
33%
83 %
3234
83 %
\
50
2,100
Oct
/
1%
150
91 '/a
Aug
Jan
Aug
Apr
23%
3,300
34 5a
89
-
65a
Jan
131
150
.85
89
Jan
7%
Oct
5/a
70
143 '/2
143
63a
4,300
50
High
Low
High
638
1
preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co common———10
5%
cumulative preferred—100
Alaska
Airlines
Inc
I
Alabama
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
5% Mar
19
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
4%
8%
4%
ENDED
Sales
Shares
'
4%
l
Industries Inc
Surpass Shoe Stores^^
For
Low
4%
I
Supply
Agnew
1
WEEK
for Week
Range
of Prices
10
Co
,
,
Corp class A
Week's
FOR
"
90%
'
Co—
mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
Gen
84
First
Central
Wisconsin
100
83%
;
55%
Feb-Aug
Co
&
55
83%
*87
Jan-July
Jan-July
Corp 3%s s f debs 1980-4
4%s debs 1978—
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 19G0
Wilson
82
51%
'
91
<■
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Whirlpool
75
76%
92%
92%
90%
-May
1984
debentures
income
75
64'A
...
*83%
90%
A 1981_r—Jan-July
35
76
53
57
Western
148
78
57
4s guaranteed
63%
•4
64%
53
Wheeling & Lake Eric RR 23As A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
3%s conv debs 1975—
——May-Woo
85%
117
*78
Jan-July
first
78%
92
91'%
105
51
68
64tu
*77
registered 2361
Jan-July
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 19G9__ApriI-Oc£
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979—
April-Oct
5%s debentures 1982
Jan-July
69%
35'
?
997%
90
113
63%.
63%
4s
81%
64
83%
70%
913/a
Western
117%
120
%
1
Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967_Jan-JwZy
3%s 1974
May-Now
Power 3%s series I 1966
Jan-July
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
2
97-
'
70
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
April
mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991—April
mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000__Feb-A«g
85
—
88
70%
107'% 108
77
64
843A
*85
—Feb-Auy
7
"122% 129
85%
—
—
*85
Gen
91%
76
773/a
79
79 3A
*791/2
,_May-Nov
5s
140 3 4 141%
91
73
1983
4s ser F
83'%
75
.
.
debs 2008
lien & ref
subord, income
87%
93%
„
L~.
71%
64
*75 :
First
119Tb
76%
"74%
141
—Mar-Sept
1961
v
'
'
80
*85
Penn
First
First mortgage 2%s series G
■
84% ;
87
Corp—
sinking fund
West
98%
70
75%
Jan-July
A
;
77
Gen
97
90%
77%
May-Nov
'75—June-Dec
ml.ge 3%s
debentures
132%
82
586.
"91
May-Floy
1st
74
84%
'
66
West Penn Electric
101 % 103'/
Jan-July
^
1969
Term
81
90
Wabash RR Co—
103%
108%
97%
54
99% 100%
1973.June-Dec
1977
95%;-:
76:
89
-
85%
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003—:—Jan-July
Gen mtge 4'As 1983
-Mar-Sept
_May-Nov
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973 -April-Oct
1st
104%
94%
99
85%
Vh
Bouthern Pacific RR Co—
"i
100%
Co—
A
10
98
87'A
88%
7.6%
95%
79%
First and ref mtge 23As ser H 1980
-Mar-Sep*7
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981 ..June-Dec
1st & ref M 3'As ser J 1982
_April-Oct
117%
-
conv
1978
f debentures
s
4'As conv
v
90
—
85
97 3 4
95
Jan-July
1994
4'/2S
84%
'98% T
: 95 Vz
'">•
-
*84%
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 23As ser E 1975- .Mar-Sept
3s series F 1978—
_Mar-Sept
6s
1981_
4'/2s
Fran
Co.
1972
debs
Participating
.95%
76%
"83
Jan-July
Ry 2%s-4%s
78%
.
96
.
87%>
127%
104%
-
74
_Jan-July
-Feb-Aug
Corp of America—
3%s conv subord debentures 1969
99%
-100
#"83 3 4
June-Dec
1970
4"-85
82%
June-Dec
Vanadium
98%
"75
Feb-Aag
(Oregon Lines)
4v2s
Gold
693it
•103^4 T06
Jan-July
Co—
—
§ A 3'As assented series C
50
83% /;85%
"95
104%
April-Oct
1976
debentures
■'
1966-. ApriZ-Qct
Rubber 23/as debentures
8A6%s
25
--
1986—June-Dec
1987—
85%'
74%.
87
23As
1977
2;,As 1970
§A3'As assented series A
_
California Edison
convertible
Southern
Ban
69'.2
April-Oct
1985
debentures
3%s
80
Bell
debentures
Southern
71%
—
Telephone &c Telegraph Co—
debentures 1979—
Jan-July
2%s
108 %
IA6%s sinking fund mtge series A 1951._June-Deo
73
"84%
,_Jan-July
1979
2 %s
74 Va
98%
76
1991. Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
§A3'As assented series
90
76%
April-Oct
Marcbant—
Bocouy-Vacuum
S.
120%
70%
1
71%
"70%
99
1983—
1982
Oil Corp 4%s conv debs
Bkelly Oil 2%s debentures 19G5
73%
2
-83
America
of
Co
85
73%
.98%
96
.
1973
TA6%8 debs series A 1947
85
75
70'4
70
Feb-Aug
1079—i,
Sinclair
97%
81
■
71 %
•69%
70 V*
133
Corp—
2%s debentures
Oil
•
92%
-90%
2
...
*96iS
f debs
coll tr 4'As 1978—
United
•'
debs
subord debentures
conv
71
May-Nov
f
84
--86
1
*78%.
June-Dec
coll tr 4%s 1977_—1
2%s
90%
106
85 "
75
—Jan-July
s
107
debentures. 1976— -Feb-Aug
4'As s
Corp
f
s
4%s
157
99
33
June-Dec
1906-
Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
3eibcrling Rubber Co—'
5s
57
111 Vo
Mar-Sept
i
4%s
1970
1st mtge &
•
Service
5%s
104
.
—
& Co
23As debs
1st mtge &
95
103
110
—May-Not
1977
1982
•
103'
71%
—Jan-July
;
2%s
43/«s
94
85
: *
.
38
l
_May-Nov
1902
.—
100%
92%
415"
103'/.
1989—May-Now
Mar-Sept
1972
debs
5s debentures
Shamrock
""
1989_Jan-July
Bears, -Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
:
96
92%
Ill
1971
mtge 3s series B 1980
3%s s f debentures "1977--.
_
33As sinking fund debentures 1973
:
April-Oct
1st
Biscuit
Gas
United States
May-No®
Bcovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1S82
Seaboard
28
.
1971
3s conv debentures
Paper
7 2261:,;
.
193 Y*
65
„Mar-Nov
/•
;
87%
91%
_Feb-A«0
Ap?iZ-Oct
„lst mtge & coll tr 3%s 1971
,
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972-—
1st mtge & coil tr 3%s 1975—
U.
May
1989
inc bond certificates Nov
871,
92 '
78 Vz
"78%
87%
1974-— June-Dec
—
tr 27/as 1980
debentures
3%s
77
79%
-May-Nov
RR 2%s
Pacific
United
194
_••
—••_•
•
109'.a 112 V4
Mar-Sept
V & New England :ist gtd 4s
Bcloto
Bcott
—
"92--—
111%
Jan-July
2022
1
3%s
1986
California
Tank Car
United
87
194
Co—
1997
1980
B
90%
''
'
77
1985- .Jan-July [
E
Refunding mortgage 2%s scries C
72%
226
•
". ' 4
100% 100%
"92
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-July
April-Oct
Jan
ser
1968
3'As
Oil of
Union
87%
193%
June-Dec
i
Francisco
4s
Second 4s
70%
84
85
*85
and
ref
Cent
debentures
Union
-
80.
V
->
—•
Jan-July
1977
income debs ser A .Jan 2006
First
-•
1977—
mtge inc 4'/2s ser A
mtge
A5s
—
'3/
1969—.Mar-Sept
1st gold 5s
Adlrond'k
&
gold 6s
ASecond
/-■
.
87%
84%
1
92
.,
series J
1st mortgage 4s series A
\
11
82%
82%
81%
128
88
^
.April-Oct
Corp—
Sftguenay Power 3s series A
Second
7114
—
Jan-July
Jan-jaly
_Jan-July
1983
mortgage'>3%a
Aircraft
Royal
71%
/
"80
83%
82%
85
1st mtge & coll
93
93%
"83%
85
93
104
88
<■_
_
144%
92
12
106'A 107
3%s
Co
3s
8J
98%
90
.
88
102
Pacific^- /
Orleans
of New
mtge
86%
95%
90
88
impt 33As I960— June-Dec
1961——
Mar-Sept
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971_ _May-Nov
.First mortgage and coll trust 23As 1975 April-Oct
1st
84%
96
95%
Trl-Continental Corp 27/aS debs
Union
105
96%
'75%
78
101%
> •'
1978—,
Rochester Gas & Electric
General
*
>93
74%
refund M 37/eS
and
89
96
■
■
Corp—
subord
conv
64
,212
Feb-Aug
1978a
B
90%
May-Nov
mtge 6s 1953
Debt adjustment
bonds—
5'/4S series A 1978
4%S' series
97
85
May -Nov
:
SAConsol
'
,71'.4
-
80'/a
.
mtge 6s 1852
1950—_
i
112 »/2 119
Feb-Aug
,
§£Direct
115
28
67
:
98%
Oil
■
96 >:
Jan-July
Corp of America 3 %s conv 1980__June-Dec,
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D^iggS-May-Nov
38
82%
June-Dec
first gold 5s 2000—
86%
85
87
Radio
80
80%
73%
Pacific-Missouri
■
Mar-Sept
.
98%,
79
1990— AprtZ-Oct
81%
*8 2
1975
1977
97%
80%
81
Products 47As debs 1982
170%
■
123
79
92 %
75
•
103%
97%
refund M 33,'as series C
Tol & Ohio
99 %
•
95
94%
95%
78%
81
85
■
"I 180
91%
82%
__
53
1970_. ApriZ-Oct
Tidewater
110
96'A
.
B
RR
High
92
Orleans RR—
& Pacific
Term
94
88%
106
85
debentures
98%
97%
Jan. 1
Low
Louis—
St
and
Texas
Range Since
No.
98% 102%
102 %
1982
Thompson
•
*79
of
Assn
and refund-M 3 Vis series
General
^
89
ii
163
June-Dec
debentures
4%s
1
119
"
907 a
refunding mortgage 3'/4S 1983_ April-Oct
'1st and
-
1;
1972
.
95%
and
New
&
Texas
81
102
•i47/,;
__
3%s
_Jan-J«iy
1983
conv
First
'
?911
May-No®
3%s
First
81
79
106
43/aS
California
Bonds
Soid
High
"98%
-Jan-July
impt M 4s. series C 2019
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
April-Oct
Texas Company (The) 3%s debs 1983—_. .May-Nov
Texas Corp 8s debentures 1965^
.May-Nov
89%
80
RR
Refund
100
85
_L
86
-
(Indiana>
Terminal
95%
99%
-f-
May-Nov
Oil
Texas
'10C'a
Jan-July
19G3_
97%
"93
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 27/as 1979-Jnne-Dec
First and
.:" 6
98%
68 '.2
%.
refunding mortgage 3%s 1968_Jan-JUtj/
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037
June-Dec
and
First
88%
April-Oct
cony debs 1973_
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1981
Public Service Electric & Gas Co-r
debentures
j.-
Mar-Sept
3%s
3s
97%
97%
—
76
93
88
Feb-Aug
91
72%
68
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
.April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstowir & Ashtabula Ry—
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970—'
3%s s £ debentures 1986—
Potomac Electric, Power Co 3s 1983
72a
Friday's
—.April
—
88:4
ApriZ-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Plttsb Coke & Chem 1st.
mtge 3%s 1964
May-No®
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
120%
8o
of
2013—
April-c/ct
4%s debentures 1983
April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971- May-Nov
2%s debentures 1974
_Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4'A? 1982
.Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs 1973
Mar-Sept
-Jan-July
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966
.J an-July
Superior Oil Co 83As debs 1981
,
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
May -Nov
Swift & Co. 2%s debentures 1972^
.Jan-July
2%s debentures 1933
May-Noc
—
96
91%
102'%
*97%
June-Dec
1970
7
—
*97%'
„
102
Oil
4%s
gold
first
Internl
Standard
114
97
-
or
Bid & Asked
High.
88%
*■£8
19G4_May-Nov
mortgage 5s series B 1975
5s series
300
Sale Price
Low
Standard
96
105%
1963_Feb-Aug
ser J
General
5s
Low
97%;
June-Dec
1987
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s
gen
No.
93%
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago &. St Louis RR—
1st
High
Last
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Jan. J
94
Phl&bury Mills Inc..3'/as s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/as 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic &; St Louis Ry—
'
Soid
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
ASpokane
1984
4%s sf
Inc
rBld & Asaed
(
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
'
\
OCTOBER 3
Week's Range
Last
Interest
Exchange
.
Jan
37
July
78
Jan
91
Sep
Apr
.
6%
Sep
87a
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(1444)
.
.
Monday, October 5, 1959
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
iairUu Steak
bekuft
T
Sales
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Sale Prlee
Far
Shares
FOR
RANGE
WEEK ENDED
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
51%
7%
8'%
1,500
Feb
Aug
18% July
12
July
9%
8%
9%
79.890
7
Feb
10
Allegheny Airlines Inc
1
4'A
4%
4
'%
3,000
3%
Jan
5%
AllieB
1
4%''
4%
4%
4,000
3%
Jan
5% Mar
9%
10%
1,200
8%
Jan
11% May
33%
35%
1,100
33%
Sep
65% Mar
8%
Feb
11%
Jan
All American
Mines
34% Jan
Ltd
1
Engineering Co
Alleghany Com warrants
ltd
,
Pictures Corp
convertible preferred
5% %
Allied
Control Co Inc
Allied Paper
Alsco Inc
IS
10%
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.
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17.800
15%
7%
—„
Artists
14%
15%
S
11 y4
11%
11%
15%
15%
15%
Sep
6%
7.000
1
12%
.
2,400
.1
July
Juh
$3.75
preferred
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American
Book
American
Electronics
Co
American Israeli
American
MARC Inc
Manufacturing Co
Meter
Natural
Petroflna
American
Photocopy
Seal-Kap
Co
6%
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86
Feb
10'A
Jun
Thread
A
1
class
Anacon
Lead
Anchor
Lt<!_.
6%
2.40
Fuel Oil Corp
Louisiana Gas
Arkansas
4.72%
Power 8c
&c
Co
Electric
Golfo
Consolidated
Jan
Charter Oil Co
22%
Jun
11%
Feb
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chesebrough-Pond's
Apr
6%
Jan
6
200
5%
Jan
17
4,600
13%
Jun
4,600
7%
Mar
8
26% July
260
88 A
Sep
99% Mar
30 >/a
Sep
41
46%
17%
19%
29 y8
3 l'A
14,000
5,200
6%
6%
9,400
4
8%
8'/4
2.60
21%
2 l'A
21%
1%
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1ft
1
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69'A July
Jan
Clayton
21
Jan
5%
36'A July
Feb
Club
13y2 May.
29% Mar
Sep
Aug
2>V Feb
^
1
7ft July
8%
,
Apr
Jan
Vtc
Feb
17%
Aug
Jan
42 y8
Aug
ext
2%
101
1,600
1%
400
51%
5,800
2%
Oct
2%
Jan
3'%
Sep
2%
56
106'%
Sep
57 J/2
2>/4
•
Jan
Apr
May
6 Va
Jan
8%
3,200
15 V<
Feb
26 y2
Cook
400
3%
Jan
Apr
7% Mar
8%
Corp
a%
45
S
3l/2
4%
300
8%
1,200
7
1,100
35
4%,
1
.
46
5
Jan
Sep
Jan
.
Mar
Paint
Class
50 y4 May
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7
7 Va
1
common
Baldwin Securities
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1
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23% ~
1
.
Corp
,_ls
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7'/4
Class
21%
2'3:'h
1,100
3%
3%
Jan
Jun
26%-July4% Apr
16-
3,100
3%
11'A
42 Va
"
3%
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shares
Jan
2
i'«f
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11,000
8%
4,900
7
21%
23Va
2,700
19%
I
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Mar
12
lft SeP
3
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60s
A
Jan
1
16%
16%
17'A
500
Basic
1
24%
23 %
24 %
900
1%
7,100
1%
Apr
Jan
200
7%
Sep
10%
Jan
Cuban
1,500
3%
Jan
4%
Aug
Cuban-Venezuelan
Bearings
tts
Telephone
Belock
of
Benrus
Watch
Bickford's
1,200
6%
Jan
12'A
1,300
11 y2
Jan
43%
.1,600
41 y4 Mar
45%
13%
13 Va
14%
4,600
10%
Jan
22% May
5%
Jan
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■
Co
1
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•
dep rets ord reg
British
Columbia
British
Petroleum
Amer
Brown
rets
dep
S
•
ord
£1
reg
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New
6%
13Va
class
B_.
Feb
27
May
100
5
9%
Jan
16%
Apr
400
1%
Jan
3%
Feb
14,900
2%
4%
4%
Sep
3,900
6V4
25
30 y2
Jan
34
32
Sep
Sep
Sep
42% July
33%
7A
Mar
1 Jo
34%
850
'A
11,000
35
36%
16,600
~713
~77/a
200
37
377a
1,000
2
37%
7
A
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7% July
35% Sep
s
7%
64,300
12'A
12%
43
613
12%
5,900
12
43
Sep
48%
2,500
29
Mar
6H May
7%
6%
7'/a
4,300
6%
8%
Sep
8%
8%
600
8%
Sep
20%
.
6%
20 %
200
3% May
14% Jun
13
14%
900
13
6'/a
7
7'A
7'A
10 %
10%
3
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46
Jan
Aug
8% Aug
100
Corp
Jan
Feb
10% July
b Va Aug
common
1
preferred
50
Va Mar
46
48
y*
Jan
1,600
2%
Jan
6%
Jan
10 % Mar
Sep
36%
Feb
4% Mar
Oil & Gas
34
J1C
33
1
7
Canada Bread
616
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Camden Fire Insurance
,
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preference
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26
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see
page
35.
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Aug
61 %
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46
Sep
52
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1,000
Dow
3%
26
5% Mar
23%
Jan
19,600
Apr
20 y2
18 % May
Jun
167a Mar
18%' Sep
4% Jan
,A
4'A
2'A
Ltd
rets
13%
Jan
23% July
107a July
10%
400
10%
42%
150
38'A
3%
3%
1,500
3'A
Sep
8
8
7%
Sep
Apr
100
17%
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1 Va
33
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3,000
10
33
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%
9 'A
9'A
100
29
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9
127'a
15 Va
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Jun
49
Aug '
Jan
5
12 y2 May
197a
27a
Sep
Jan
Jan
46% July
7a
Sep
Jan
97a Mar
Feb
L.'
127a
15 'A May
Sep
12%
127a
7
7 Va
600
14'A
14
14'A
850
5'A
5%
1,800
5'A
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7 V* May
4 1*6
4ft
600
3 51
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4% Aug
40
33'%
~41V
4
37
11%
12'%
1,500
3'A
200
32%
900
29
135
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3.900
15
31
137
137
27/a
2%
19
17%
—
200
3
1,500
19%
7,600
1ft
700
3
Apr
Aug
13% Jun
May
11
4 V* Mar
Sep
38% Jun
147
Feb
Sep
297a Mar
9'/a
Jan
187a July
25/a
Jan
4%
%
Feb
21% July
17% May
15,200
11%
1
1
38%
Jan
10
3%
*3 JA
16%
Jan
37
31%
8% Mar
May
11'% May
_•,!% Feb
Sep
14 V*
Aug
10
9%
97a
200
9'/a Aug
97a
Sep
—10s
4
300
3%
4
reg
312
1
19'A
100
16%
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100
1%
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Coal
ord
Chemical
Co
Ltd
Ltd
Co
*
16 %
11
10%
23
15%
16%
Sep
31 Va
9%
Jan
12 % Mar
7Va
6%
3,400
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1
9'A
:
Laboratories
Apr
38%
7%
Apr
275
30%
Sep
9'/a
Aug
3,600
6
Apr
8% July
Apr
47% Aug
37% July
40%
30%
15%
Sep
11
Jan
3.800
10
.1 19
Apr
9'
30%
10,000
19
Jan
9%
6,900
9
Oct
200
29
Sep
46'A
27%
400
44
July
8%
37,500
6
Jan
97» May
Jun
4f5 May
5
30
29
30
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Rubber Co
207a July
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11%
30%
Mar
26
237a
10
11 Va
Jan
Jan
100
9%
137a
Sep
800
11%
Feb
Feb
15
11
30V2
Oct
3
21 Va May
17%
xl7%
24 V2
A July
15
1
1
Co—
9
Apr
3.300
100
.7.50
common
2,600
11
17%
*
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(Allan
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10
23
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stock
•
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2
2
—32.50
Inc
Harris
Dunlop
2,300
Jan
Sep
Jun
'A
13,300
-10c
——
ord
&
&
Power
DuMont
Sep
4% July
65%
Supermarkets—
—
Duke
5%
Apr
Jan
Sep
42 %
25o
Apr
IOV* May
41
iov2
5
Inc
20
46 V4
46
1
8 »A
6%
15 Va
Jun
'34% Aug
53 V*
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Ltd—
dep rets ord
(The) Co
Durham
Hosiery class B
reg—
—
common
10s
3
A
1,700
3'/a
5 %
600
3%
Jan
5%
A
3'A
5 "4
3
1
Sep
•
Duro
Test
Duval
Sulphur
Dynamics
4%
38
May
Eastern
Sep
10% Mar
Eastern
Feb
5
Feb
Sep
38
Mar
$7
$6
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Mar
Corp
1
&
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of
Co
America
*
1
245,a
26
7%
24
26
7%
25%
1,150
26%
%
8
8%
May
1,500
Feb
8%
11,800
Jan
32 % Mar
25%
Jan
39 % Mar
4%
Jan
12%
40%
Jun
23
Apr
Jan
Oct
3
Corp
60 y4 Mar
100
4
Feb
3%
35
common
Draper Corp
Drilling & Exploration
6
29%
26
21V*
42%
20c
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Brewery Ltd
33
25,800
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•
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20
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18%
200
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1
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2%
54%
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd
6%%
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1,800
57%
48
Jun
Ltd—
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Dorr-Oliver
Feb
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A
Dominion Bridge Co
Dominion
Sep
Jan
6,500
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12'/a
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31,100
50c
Corp
Apr
17%
50
Co
dep
Feb
13%
19%
Apr
32 V*
Feb
20%
2.50
preferred.
Co
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July
19
1%
Jan
26%
13 %
19Va
A—4
J_li
1—
8%
10% JiOy
50
preferred
Canada Cement
Amer
83A Jan
Jan
;
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1st
87/a Mar
Jan
Sep
14%
20%
5
13
1%
227a Mar
1,200
6%
%o
class
Inc
Oils
Mar
7
Sep
1,800
-
16%
12%
14
19%
■
12
Textile
3,000
9,200
:y
16
Quality
10 Va Mar
10Va Mar
18%
13
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Apr
Apr
500
16
Tar
2,500
3%
15 '/2
1
Dominion
15
2%
17
300
&
Aug
lO'A
3%
16%
16%
Manufacturing
—1
Detroit Gray Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc—1
Development Corp of America—
$1.25 preferred
—1
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Sep
21
100
8,400
Sep
15
5,900
19%
11,560
Diversey
10%
5,500
19%
'
3%
Diversified Stores Corp ___—-———lc
Dome
Petroleum Ltd—
2%
15
22 y8
2,800
,5%
5%
Jan
10%
lOo
Inc
preferred
Co
Co
J
Productions
Detroit
4
$2.50
Consol
Desilu
Jan
20%
—
100
2'A
21%
17'A
14%
'.
*
class
1,200
•
16
16%
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27a
„
200
6%
3,300
43%
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vtc__
debentures.
8%
2%
'
32'/4
900
.
Apr
Sep
7
10%
5,900
-
Dennlson
2%
3'A
1 Va
31%
•
Dejay Stores
Douglas
8%
574
1
3Va
partic
Dorsey (The) Corp
77a
77/b
5%
.
41 %
(Md)—
common
common
Jan
$3.00
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A
Jun
3
75/a
.
1
Rubber Co class A.
Transit SystemJnc—
C.
Class
9 Va
8%
4,700
1
Dayton
D.
12%
3%
33,600
3%
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%
87/a
14
42%
10c
Apr
h
1%
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Jan
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12'%
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California Electric Power
6%
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23 V*
Sep
1 8'A
8'A
c
Calgary de Edmonton Corp Ltd
Aviation
Day
8V8
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18%
Sep
50c
Dairies-
2,100
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_
.
85/a Mar
Sep
Jan
•
Co-
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87a
American dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
Burroughs (J P) 8c Son Inc
1
Burry Biscuit Corp
12 %o
Eastern
Crystal
Stores
8%
2.60
11,100
2.50
preferred
Davidson
Brothers
8%
1
Company
19'A
5
7,900
•
Inc
"A"
Oil
__1
.
14,900
5'A
2%
—
5%
Sep
%
n
18'%
1
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10
Burma Mines Ltd—
Calif
Daitch
Davega
Dominion
10
Jan
A 3an
23/a
5
100
1
7%
15%
24%
67/a
57a
:
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8%
Jan
May
1.50
Land Co
Devon-Palmer
8
51%
10 ya
1,100
5
Manufacturing
14
6
400
9
Feb
41 %
Sep
25c
Tobacco
6% July
2,500
.50o
Buell Die 8c Machine Co
(The)
Apr
9% Mar
6%
31%
33'A
2 %
35%
__66%c
Buffalo-Eclipse
7%
6%
II
1
_1
Feb
100
Oct
•
common
43%
Sep
18
31%
1
convertible preferred
serial preferred
Hill
Jun
94
1
Co
Ltd
Company
common
Bunker
35 y2
50
4,300
_io
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
60c
2,800
2
1
preferred
Mills
Aug
Ltd—
Company
F
Jun
25 %
13'/a
£1
Brown Forman Distillers common
Brown
12%
,_£1
Power
Co
Apr
40
American Tobacco—
dep rets ord bearer—
Apr
13'A Mar
Apr
96
1
.
Co
Mar
9
24 %
6'A
207/a
II
Jan
15 'A
95
6%
Amer
Bruck
39
•
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4%
2,400
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1
Petroleums
18% Mar
900
19%
4%
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200
7%
14,800
i
$1.12
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1,600
8%'
5
20
Co
&
25 %
8'A
•
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Drug
Sep
Jun
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American
23
1
20s
1,100
16% July
13% Mar
24%
8 %
39'%
1.60
Amer
B
24 %
preferred-100
Inc
Traction Light 8c
Corp
Bridgeport Gas
4%
8%
common
7
19%
~
•
Breeze
British
6%
19'A
1
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
British
7
3
Brazilian
Britalta
.
1
prior cumulative
8%
117a
1
(H C) Co
8'A
2 Va
Crystal Oil
Aug
42%
Inc
Borne Chemical Co
Bourjois In j
Brillo
8 %
Mar
12%
Ino
Blumenthal ,(S) &
Bobbie Brooks Inc
5%%
4
25%
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Bohack
8%
37/a
26
1
Corp
Co
'A
77/a
'
4
—2
-
,
Canada
Instrxunent
1
-
8%
Feb
Jan
28
-
Shoe Corp
(AS)
1%
-
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Beau-Brummel Ties
Beck
Bell
-
7.60
Inc
13%
17%
Cork
Crown
AQg
20%
4'A
7%
Jan
26
Ltd—
Crown Central Petroleum
Crown
Aug
Jan
7%
1
preferred
Cuban American Oil
Incorporated
Bayview Oil Corp common
6% convertible class A
6'A Aug
9% May
28%
18
Mar;
40
37a
1
Co
17
Feb
Sep
19%
4'A
10c
July
2
Jan
l'A
12%
-
300
53/a
lOo
.
Crowell-Collier Publishing
Crowley Mllner & Co
8%
Apr
5V2 Aug
6 V2 Mar
2,500
•
5%
21%
Sep
Jan
Sep
23%
5
1
Sep
200
7%
Cofp
Industries
1
Jun
2%
5
12,500
1
Petroleum
Engineering Co
Barry Controls Inc class B_:
Apr
9 V*
21%
77/a
183A
...
Barcelona Tr Light 8c Power Ltd
Barker Brothers Corp
,
Apr
127*
217a
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8%
10
non-voting
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4%
.
•
&
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Creole
Ltd—
'
5 Va
voting—
B
107a
Apr
22'%
-
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Jan
Jan
1.25
Cott
Beverage Corp
Courtaulds Ltd-
Crane
5%
5
1'%
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$1 preferred class A
Jan
15
250
&
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Corroon
Feb
6%
6,600
31
30
A
5%
9%
—
'
22%
ir-r
10c
Ltd
10 V* May
'
20c
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&
Cooper-Jarrett Inc.
Corby (H) Distillery
14% July
4%
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Inc
5%
,
5
5 Va
/
•
—-1
10
Corp
17%
10c
Industries
Ray
Lines
Materials
Coro
Class
Sun
Commercial
4y2
'
preferred
A
Smelt
&
Industries
16%
B
Baker
Electric
30% July
7
50c
Continental
16%
4%
5.800
—
1
Continental
Jan
1
7%
7
.
—.
500
Continental
9'%
10c
;
7%
Feb
7
Jan
Jan
4
19,100
Jan
5,800
.
19%
20,200
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22,400
Sep
2JA
1.000
,4,100
1%
16% July
20
4,700
3%
May
10,500
7%
l63/a
Aviation
13%
3
47/a
22 3,4
6%
21'%
Air
10%
Jan
4'A
22%
15%
Consolidated Royalty Oil
%
9
3
6% Mar
7%
19%
Corp
Corp
1% July
Apr
517a Mar
4'%
16'A
,
Sep
Jan
22%
21%
Co
51 %
4% July
—1
———10
Stone
May
24%
19,100
20,600
•
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13%
.
3%
%
4,400
Jan
140
Jan
1
Mining
Consolidated
13%
10
1
5%
Jan
16%
Jan
Jan
_,—I
Containers Inc
Consolidated Development
_xl
29
11%
A Sep
33%
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337/a
47a
a
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108
Apr
Apr,
8% July
Jan
11%
100
51'%
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<5
1
.
47
32'%
70
6%
5,000
16'A
115
457-8
49'A
2
Feb
'5,100
1>V
iA
l3Vs
Mar
"'July
IV* Mar
Feb
Jan
400
7%
115
.
64
8c
10 pesos
1 Va
1
1965
Consolidated
32
lc
&
Diesel
24V* Aug
Feb
23%
100
28%
7
15%
-1
Co
Continental
2 %
2%
7
Lambert
to
85
26%
9'A
10c
Connelly
2'A
5'A May
Elder
;
73% May
Jan
49
——4
Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Macninery—
Apr
21 y2
70
Machine
Hosiery Co
Sand
5%
100
102
&
Sep'
Sep
14%
1,000
28%.
—.——10
.
3%
11,800
64%
75
100
24.
Ltd___^,i.——p,——^
Sep
14
Aug
5 V* Mar
•
.
—5
Inc
Products Co
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc:
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co„
Colon Oil Co
Consol
|p
67
77
23%
-
?3%
Ltd———.———1
Aluminum
Sep
36
.
26 'A
60
67
76
Manufacturing—4
Corporation——
1
3"
400
35%
100
15,600
2.50
Corp...
&
Clopay
11% May
.
6% Mar
20%
'2,000
101
America.:
Inc.
Claussner
Feb
2%
3%
2%
13
13%
;■ 27a
6 7
1
Corporation
Jan
21
100
8U
3
•
2'%
Apr
14% Aug
6;900
—10
—
Manufacturing Co
100
1
2%
3
of
Controller
Clarostat
Jan
1,500
9
8
1
Sugar
non-cum
Cinerama
Clark
Colonial
.1
11,800
pfd—100
Consolidated Mining
Christiana Oil Corp——
Sep
88,900
•
Mining
preference
Co
Chromalloy
11%
1,100
40s
Co
Inc
Chamberlln
88%
30 %
4%
Chief
9'%
7,600
Automatic Steel Products Ino com—
f
Collieries
1 %
Jan
5,100
1
Development Corp
Corp option warrants
Plywood Corp_.
Ay shire
Sep
6%. Sep
•
31%
Atlas
class
%
14 y2
1,500
90%
1
Atlas
Inc
Sep
Industries—
Gas
Convertible
5
20,800
11%,
23%
preferred—
Century Electric CO—
-10
Century Investors Inc common—-VL2
37
Apr
10%
21%
conv
Clary
Coast Indus Inc
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Non-voting
20% July
4% Feb
19
Atlantic
Avlen
Jan
Light
Feb
59%
participating
Devices
$1.50
&
2 y2
1,800
6%
15%
89
la
Audio
Jun
30%
Associated Stationers Supply Co
Associated Tel <fc Tel—
Atlas
50 V2
56%
preferred
del
Securities Corp common—
57%
Associated Oil
Atlantica
Jan
Mar
9% July
23 V*
800
2%
-100
—
12%
4 %' Jun<
■
6,900
.
10%
-
6
6
11
A
10%
"9'A
21 ','2
Co—
preferred.
Power
Apr
31
Feb
H Jan
^
3.50%
Central
Central
Sep
Apr
2,400
23%
.
1
Corp.-J.__———1—1.
Power
Feb
65%
108 %
Sep
7% Mar
~83a
21
9
21 %
—1
Jan
.36
31%
American dep rets reg
Associated Food Stores Inc
Associated Laundries of America
Class
Aug
4,200
6%
6%
16%
;
Equipment Corp.:—
Oil Corp Ltd—
8c
47>A
Sep
30
100
!
Asamera
Associated
Jan
Light—
warrants
Convertible
Jan
Maine
f
pfd
Co
Armstrong Rubber class A
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co
Aro
Hadley
Central
20o
100
g
:
preferred
Armour
Central
8
20%
20
6%
.1
Corp
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Arkansas
Sep
llVs
Sep
Sep
8
\49
—1
:
Feb
14 V* July
32% Mar
Oct "
T"
,
May
2%
Sep
27%
1,000"
*
1 At Mar
16
Apr
200
8%
3% Mar
Jun
10%
25
Va
—10
—
Corp of America
Instruments Corp.
Cenco
1,400\
52%
—:
—*
____—
Catalin
Aug
38
250
%
ii
20%
Corp
& Co.
Chicago Rivet
.
Film
M)
Aug
2,400
2%
2%
}i
1
2
4%
32 >A,
32
2%
20e
Angostura-Wupperman
8c
42 y2
Jan
(A
%
—
ord-——2s 6d
B
Co———;—
Products
9'A
3,400
16
4%
.
1
4.7#
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
shares
(J W)
Casco
46 y2
10,300
42%
15%
4%
32
1
Post. Products
Mines
Carter
dep rets
Sep
9,600
8%'
39%'
16
I
A
9j/2 Aug
5% Aug
2,000
43%
8
8'A
42%
Writing Paper—,
5%
42%
43 %
Corp
of
Dsl_J
preferred—
_i
American
Arkansas
May
8.%
—*
Jan
%
Apr
l'}|- Jan
11% Mar
16,70(
10'
52
19% May
8 J/e
1
8
5
S.TOO
52
51
13,400
7
8
6,100
22.900
%
14
Carolina Power & Light
Carreras Ltd—
Sep
pfd__2f
Equip Co
American
8%
-
■
...
7
:
6
5%
13 Va
Carnation Co
31'A
8%
%
12%
Aug
American
18 y* Jaiy
15.000
23,503
17%
Jan
Sep
Sep
l'A
14'A
.
13%
;5.50
33 V*
1/V
5%
——
pfd
1
High
Jan
12%
us
13%
14% May
Sep
33
~1
*
Marconi—1
Can Northwest Mines & Oils Ltd
1
Canadian Petiofina Ltd partic
pfd—10
Canadian Williston Minerals
—60
$5
Low
—
27%
Sep
100
38
10c
*
Canadian
38 'A
8%
•
Gas
Ltd
Javelin Ltd
V
"
28'A
27 %
11%
29
Co
American
Chemical
38
50c
American
Homestead Oils
Canadian
Range Since Jaa
Shares
High
27%
40%
3,900
6 % '
57/a
5%
20
American
Anken
%
Low
•
12
500
12
Canadian
Ltd
11 'A
9,100
43
11%
11%
£1
American
"A"
40%
1
American
Co
1%
Co
Castle
Inc
shares
Oil
72%
600
Dredge & Dock
8»les
for Week
Range
of Prices
1134
Paper Mills Ltd—
Laundry Machine
Amurex
300
6%
5%
5%
_2Q
—
76%
75
76%
1
American
American
"
10#
Beverage
Wfek;>
,
Last
Sale Price
CanaJ-Randolph Corp
——-1
Capital City Products—.—
—5
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc——
1
Aluminum Co of America—
American
Friday
2
Par
Canadian
AJgemene Kmutdjde H V—
Amer dep rets Amer shares
Algom-Uranlum
OCTOBER
"SI O VK S
American Stock Exchange
for Week
'Malleable
Iron,
States Corp
common
preferred
series
A
preferred
series
B
Corporation class A
Mines
and
Dev
Ltd.!
25
,42
41%
43
300
—1
42
40
42
1.800
1
11 %
10%
11%
6,300
'A
1A
4.000
1
51
Sep
11 Jan
July
189%
177
Jan
10%
Feb
47
Jan
Jan
160
*
1
30%
175
*
.
Feb
Feb
i8%Mar
2%
Jun
Volume
Number
190
The Commercial and
5887
Financial Chronicle
3J
(1445)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
it
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range
Bond
Share
&
S
Electrographic .Corp
r__
Electronic Communications
1
Shares
Low
24¥i
.
24%
25%
18%
Corp
of
1
8V4
8%
Inc
—„—_5c
1%
1V4
pfd—100
Empire Millwork Corp
Equity Corp common
$2
convertibe
Erie
_1
23%
1
Ero
1st preferred
cum
Manufacturing
Co
Esquire Inc
800
3%
3%
41
6%
1,900
3¥t
100
10 Va
9%
10%
600
1
or
7%
7%
7%
3,000
%
%
ft
8,400
18%
20
10
18
9% Mar
13
Mar
Low
25c
6%
%
Jan
2,000
33/4
2,650
116%
1,600
12
28 %
29 %
700
27%
313/4
~
~r 1,800
33%~
313/4
10%
14%
14
15
14 %
14%
15
8¥b
1
2¥b
1,300
Jan
- •
9% Mar
O c t-
147% Mar
3^8 Aug
16%
Feb
Sep
34%
Apr
Sep
45%
Jan
Feb
24
Feb
8,600
2%
7
Jan
2 2 3/4
Apr
8
Oct
12 Va
Apr
2%
Sep
Aug
14%
Jan
2%,
600
18%
19%
1,300
7%
7 Va
73/a
6,100
26%
23%
26%
3,600
1%
1%
1%
9,600
33/4 Mar
82
Apr
27% May
7% Sep
■
5% Jun
14
Mar
30
Sep
Corp—
10c
A
Jan
1
High
2,400
8 3/8
_1
Oil
'
r-
76
8
1
Israel-American
Class
7%
133/4
5
Inc.
Low
13%
10c
Irving Air Chute
Jan
25
32
Range Since Jan.
-J-
116% 121
29 %
"
IV/
Shares
High
33%c
;
Royalty
Ironrite
12% July
11% Mar
Jun
14%
of Prices
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90% pfd—100
Iron
Fireman Manufacturing _-—-1
60¥s Mar
Jan
32
Investors
6% Mar
.
n
Jun
7
Feb
12¥4 July
Jan
9%
International Products
International Resistance Co
Intex Oil Company
33% May ft-.
Sep
Sep
% Sep
10
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
i
Insurance. Co of North America
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
May
104
40 %
10%
Last
Sale Price
13¥»
Jan
6%
Week's
Friday
Exchange
119%
Aug
3,200
10%
;
2
American Stock
5
9¥b May
1,650
6 %
1
____■
$1
19
V
25,000
42
6%
25c
_____
._.
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line
11
3 %
10
OCTOBER
2674 July
International Breweries Inc..
1
"r 16% Mar^'—-International Holdings Ltd—
1
2% Mar
International Petroleum Co Ltd.—*
Jan
1
;
94%
__
Forge & Steel Corp common—___1
6%
1,700'17,900
25%
10%
10%
21
Sep
"7% Sep
__
—10c
preferred
23%
Jan
17
3,800
1%
—20c
14¥4
200
-
8%
El-Tronics
America
WEEK ENDED
STOCKS
23.200
18%
.19%
Electronics
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
FOR
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
23% Sep
38
Apr
High
-17%
•
—
RANGE
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Electric
Sales\
1V4 Jan
3% Mar
j
'
Jetronic
Fabrex
Corp
Factor
i
:
(Max)
1
Co Class
&
A
Fajardo Eastern
Common
shs
1
11%
2,200
,22%- 23Va
152% 159
5,200
10%
23 %
158 %
of
beneficial
int__: —_1
Mines Ltd
14%
•V
1
Corp
4%.
—1
Filmways Inc
:
Financial General Corp_
Firth Sterling Inc
6
Class
B
Fox
Fuller
5,500
Co
4
; '9%
Jan
14¥b July
15,900
8¥i
Jan
12 ¥b Mar
12%
12 ¥»
300
ll'A
Jan
13%
13 Vb
14 ¥8
11 ¥4
Jan
4,300
19^100'
Apr
111%
—£1
reg_
11%
10%
12
1%
1 %
1%
Jun
201
Jun
4%
-4¥b
4%
5
44%
43
44 ¥4
36 %
27%
Jan
2,500
1
Co
200 J/2
Jan
74,700
.1.25
..
Jan
114%
25
400
L
13 V4
Kobacker
4,400
4Vb
July
1,700
34Mi
Jan
48
Power
Co
preferred :
Gellman Mfg Co
General
Alloys
__•
35
Sep
July
48
May
107
Jan
Co
Builders Corp coramop
convertible
preferred—
General Development .Corp.1
Electric
American
Ltd—
Co
Plywood
Stores
5 Va
Jan
26 ¥4
26%
28 ¥a
17%
18
14%
17% '
"
•
Corp
50c
>
Corporation.
Co'
—•
Union
(Adolf)
Gold
Seal
Goldfleld
Inc
8
—
10%
11 %
88
88
22%
—4
—1
—5
Jan
13 ¥b
15
Jun
193/4
1,600
20%
Jan
273/4
Jan
32%
32%
33
preferred series A
Hydraulics
1
500
50c
9c
2.
Griesedleck Company
Grocery Stores Products
7%
Feb
14 Vb
Sep
Sep
3,900
.2
2,100
l¥s
18,700
35 ¥4
6%
600
Corp
Feb
Jan
56%
Apr
Jan
8V2
Feb
24% Aug
_5¥b July
5
400
26
Jan
5%
6
1,200
13%
A
2%
3,400
in
Sep
5V8
Feb
12%
12%
100
11 y2
Jan
13%
Apr
18%
Jan
22 y2 July
1
%
1
9 %
200
'9%
9
1V2 Sep
10% Sep
65,800
10%
1,700
8%
3
Feb
18% May
13 y4 Apr
Jan
H
H
&
E
Hall
Harbor
10c
Co
2
Plywood
Corp__
Harmon-Kardon
__1
6%
.1
;—:
25
Instruments Inc
1
3
500
20 Va
Jan
Jan
23
Feb
18¥b
4,000
6%
27%
4%
Sep
800
Sep
8
2,100
62%
63%
4%
-
743/4 Mar
3¥e
Jan
6 3/4 Mar
Jan
9Vi May
Hastings Mfg Co
—2
6 %
6%
500
4 \'a
Havana Lithographing Co_
10c
1%
1%
100
1% May
3V2 Jan
Hazel
Bishop Inc
10c
Hazel tine
Corp
Mining Co——_—
Hecla
Rubenstein
Helena
Hell-Coll
Heller
Hercules
3,700
9%
1,500
40%
Products
Inc.]
68
2 3/4
8
Jan
33
Oct
8V2 May
200
Feb
July
12%
Jan
73
19¥b
5,600
73
100
Jan
Jan
76
Aug
92%
%
30
Sep
l'OO
Mar
71
49%
75
Jun
Jun
Jan
__10c
4%
4%
4
¥4
1,100
4%
Jan
6 3/4 Mar
25c
7%
7%
8¥b
4,500
5%
Jan
1,700
87/b
Jan
12% May
19 % Sep
Manufacturing Co—
Highway Trailer Industries com
convertible
41
65
65%
100
Electronics
&
40
23%
100
Higble
5%
25%
8%
1,
pfd
—
Gallon
Herold .Radio
2,600
23%
8%
:—•
Inc
& Co 5%%
preferred
4
23%
Corp
(W E)
4%
3%
*
25c
May
117/b Mar
Sep
62 ¥4 Sep
3,100
Jun
9% May
34
¥.
7
1,600
4%
4%
13
4,100
29 ¥4
7 ¥4
1
25c
preferred
10
14
14
5%
I8V2
5 ¥4
4¥b
11
10%
12%
12¥b
149,100
1-1 %
12%
133/4
200
12%
Feb
1434 Mar
23/a
2%
1,400
2 3/a
Aug
37/s Mar
6 5/8
63/4
200
Hoe
(R)
Class
Corp
& Co Inc
1
1%
700
6¥4
Hoffman
International
Hofmann
Industries
1
—25c
Mines.^
Oil
_60c
Ltd
13
13
3%
300
8%
1,100
Ball
&
15%
Aug
13Va
300
7¥b
Jan
2¥b
1,400
2%
Sep
33/4 May
31 '/a
1,700
29¥b
Sep
36¥b Mar
1 ¥b
12,700
1%
Jan
..3
Jan
2%
4%
Apr
Apr
45
46
300
43
Feb
54
Jun
42 ¥i
46
2,100
29 %
Jan
46%
Sep
12%
13%
6,200
12%
Sep
213/4
Jan
Sep
213/8
•
12%
11%
12 ¥b
5,300
10
Bearing Co
Apr
1%
"l%
•
A—
Apr
2%
:1
.
4%
31%
2%
39%
36
40%
2,900
55%
56
1*1 V2
Mar
-28
Horn
(Geo .4)
&
5%
Hardart
preferred
Electric
Howell
Humble
Hurd
Oil
Lock
Co__
.
Co
Motors
1
Inc..
_•
._.
&
Manufacturing Co
Hydrometals Inc
Hygraee
Food Products
5
common
Imperial
(when
'Hardware
Industrial
For
Corp
Enterprises
footnotes
see
page
-6
143/4
32 %
347/b
6 Vb
6 Vb
Jan
II3/8
5
Maine
Public
Mangel
26 ¥4
Service
Marconi
Co
Communication
Martin
125/a
125/a
300
473/4
47%
51%
13,500
1,000
10%
Jan
14% Aug
15%
Jan
30
lc
7/a
10c
1%
£.7
.•
1
1%
8%
Ltd
Co
22
21%
22
19% Mar
600
21
2534
25 %
26 5/8
2,100
16%
16%
173/8
3,100
15 5/a
11%
Jan
15,900
10%
Jan
Maule
Inc—
3
10
107/s
4,400
Industries
(J
McKee
New
Ihc
W)
(A
G)
Johnson
Menasco
Mfg
9%
8%
500
183/4 Feb
31
63%
900
51
Jan
69 3A July
32
32
300
32
Sep
32
Sep
74
76
1,900
541/4
Feb
82 %
Aug
3,300
534
Sep
8%
Jun
wi
1
Co
Co
Refrigerating Co
Mining Corp Ltd
74
1
&
6
57/a
17 ¥s
1
6%
177/8
_
500
12
Jan
Island
1
1ft
1,400
%
Mesabl
Iron
1
337/b
33%
34%
4,300
Metal & Thermit Corp..—
5
21 Va
20 34
22 %
Michigan Chemical
Michigan Sugar Co
1
193/4
19%
20V4
6%
Corp——
10
Hone
Corp
Midland
Oil
Midwest
—1
Piping Co——
Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Mid-West Abrasive
50c
Miller
4
Wohl
V2 %
Co
5
preferred!
Mirro
Aluminum
—
pf„d
Airlines
Mohawk
100
10c
1
1
1
Chemical
1
Co
Moody Investors Service partic pref—_•
Mt Clemens
Metal Products com
1
cumulative
preferred
Mt Diablo Company
Muntz
Vernon
4
1
—
Tel
2.50
Inc
Mills
States
TV
Sep
15
10%
Jan
18% Mar
3,100
2,400
13% Jan
19%
227/8
3,200
22
29
Mar
7%
2,200
8
Mar
34
Sep
38
Jun
13 Va
100
13 Va
Sep
1674 Mar
99%
98
993/4
150
97
Jun
34%
33%
31
34%
200
954
5,800
7%
374
1,300
3%
Sep
34
Vi
U
1
7,500
363/4
14,100
33
Sep
Sep
525/8
Apr
27%
3,100
21
Jan
41 %
Jan
10
9,300
8%
Sep
13% July
85
85
80
83 5/s
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92
50
9
874
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fl
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3,200
33/4
Jan
13%
13%
13%
1,900
13 Va
Sep
National
•.
Alfalfa Dehydrating
Htf&S-
Bellas
Brewing Co
Electric
(Mich)^
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National
53 %
Aug
National
Mfg
Sep
National
Petroleum
—
Ltd
Industries Intt
Jan
National
Presto
14%
Feb
National
Research
8%
Aug
National
Rubber
Feb
National
Starch
Machines
Stores..
&
48
Corp
Machinery—:
&
Chemical
National Steel Car Ltd
Apr
141%
Sep
1,400
90%
Jan
Apr
157% Mar
12Vb
Sep
203/4
44
Jan
SO3/*
Jan
Feb
2%
Feb
4% Mar
Apr
4Va
4%
17%
17
173/4
164 »/4 166
800
300
2%
2 ¥a
1974
21 Va
161/4
138
6,400
197/b
900
Jan
7%
Jan
Jun
Apt
„„247/e Jun
Jan
180
Aug
..
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13%
13%
14
31 %
31%
7¥4
4,600
,
2874
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37 % Mar
Jan
16
21%
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Oct
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300
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197/8
28 ¥«
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National
Transit
Co
5
11
&
Milling Co
Oct
7% May
92
Jan
2% Mar
36%
5% Jan
12
Jan
July
Apr
May
N
Corp
6,¥
23 %
973/4 Mar
July
334
10
—
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50
2 ¥8
^
Jan
Aug
July
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3 Va
133/8
483/4
2,300
50c
10
12 %
48%
& Tel—-——100
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174
86
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90
Jun
Jan
474 July
34 V4
27%
Oct
39
20%
25 %
-
4,500
78 V2
Feb
36 3/4
14%
150
104% May
Sep
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Jan
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5%
78 %
5%
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.
534
Jan
Sep
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7%
7%
Feb
18%
22
534
12%' Sep
Jan
10%
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7
774
100
3 ¥4 May
6 % Aug
'
1
4,500
May
12 3/a
1,700
3
1
5,100
2 3/s
400
14%
Napco-Industries Inc
8%
Jun
13 Va
Jun
24
2534
23/4
—
_——_————100
4.80%
preferred series B—1
100
4.50%
preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•
Mountain
Apr
9%
4.40 % —preferred
6%
18%
263/4
Warrants,
Mount
Jan
2,400
14 Va
22%
1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd—
Molybdenum Corp of America
Montrose
Feb
29¥8
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Inc
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59%
2,300
Sep
193/4 Sep
—
14%
50
*
Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
—
50c
common
convertible
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Sep
3
1
common
preferred
Mlcromatic
1
Aug
18% Mar
32%
Co—.—
10¥a
22
18% Mar
28
62%
6
Jun
Jan
253/4
•
400
Apr
37% May
17% Jun
1
& Co
common
Mead
Feb
6% July
5ft Mar
6,000
1434
Co
35% May
28%
2234 May
22 Va
Piston Ring Co
Vp Jan
2454 Mar
Jun
Sep
14'/8
—
Murray Ohio Mfg Co—
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Jun
23%
£1
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7%
80
Apr
HI- Apr
% Sep
1
6 ¥8
8
8
19%
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July
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1,500
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39
l^Sep
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38
^-^13,600
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Jan
3,600
Jan
38
15% July
12%
Apr
300
Sep
Mar
243/8
13 % Mar
23
11%
20
12%
68%
42
34
22%
91
150
62% Mar
Jan
24
1
10% Mar
45
Sep
Sep
11,100
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66%
45
125/a
46
12%
55
%
3% Mar
13%
200
4
31% May
27 Va
30c
Jan
Jan
14%.
1,400
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Jan
1%
20
10%
19,800
Jan
20
4,600
1
Mutec, Company
16
25%
11
375
-l3/4
*
Muskogee
6
Sep
5,900
26 ¥4
Ltd
Feb
16
Aug
Marine
warrants
Co
Feb
sjs
°
Aug
7%
Ii7/8
650
6%
7%
Jan
Massey-Ferguson
Jan
22
40
Jan
1%
83
•
"17% July
Sep
434
11%
60%
29
Jun
32%
2.50
—_•
International
383/4
10%
10%
60
500
26%
10%
14%
7,400
6 Va
3/4
1
.1
-R¥T
Stores
102%
July
V\ Sep
Apr
37% Sep
14% Mar
"
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Oct
138
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Mansfield Tire & Rubber new
Jun
Sep
Jan
5
Jan
18
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Sep
13%
35.
—6%—
Inc warrants-—
34
8%
1
Sep
8
347/b
Publications Inc_
,97
12%
.
75/8
73/s
3
preferred.
Petroleum
100
%
Inc
800
35% July
9% Aug
83
5
!
19s4
Jan
97/b
2
1,000
' Sep
3 4 ¥4 J3ep
£1
Sep
25%
13 5/8
Chain
98%
23
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Industrial Electronic
Jun
15 Va
600
58%
issued)
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
3%
600
28 V2
33/8
73/4'
:
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of America
Corp
Oil
National
•
4,600
16%
28 %
7/a
1
Inc_.
National Casket Company
Oil (Canada)
4
Jan
153/4
3
28.%
14
Inc
(R G)
Feb
Imperial Chemical Industries—
New
874 Mar
63,200
Trucks
National
dep rets ord reg_
£1
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Sep
6
1534
-6%..
403/4
I
American
1,800
10%
—5
2.50
6 Vb
58%
6
& Refining
53%;'May
120
6 Vb May
'
Jan
13 ¥e Mar
34%
20
Jan
19%
34%
121
Jun
.45/8
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98%
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——;
225
11%
Jun
Muskegon
120
•
——*
common
__-1
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—4—15
—
Hardart Baking
A
Horn
Sf Co
5%
-400
1,600
Aug
66
"
Hormel
2,100
5%
6
Monongahela Power Co—
10 3%
Mar
83/4
ll7/a
—_5
Monogram Precision Industries
Jan
9
77/e
43/4
5 Va
9%
Jun
7¥b July
ilar
265/b
Jun
18% Mar
12
Jan
6
14,700
67/s
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Sep
2%
1
—.
class
1
11
1,500
12
Hoover
Co
3%j
8
5
.
(Henry) & Co
Home
3%
8%
Corp
Inc
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly
Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holopkane Co
Holt
1
Apr
20,400
137/b
Jan
•
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common—.
A
23 %
ll5/8
03/4
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'
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Sep
6%
29
63
2¥b
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6 %
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14,200
14%
20
10
Stores Inc
Light
Hartford" Electric
Harvard
2 ¥4
14
20%
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Harnischfeger Corp_
Hartfleld
2%
14
13 ¥8
2074 July
233/4 Apr
Jan
137/a
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Corporation—
Lamp
Jan
14 5/8
367/b
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Jan
2
10%
2,800
_
,
2Vi
A
50c
19%
Feb
July
&
Magna
3% May
Jun
2
2
Feb
17
—_5
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Mages Sporting Goods—
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5%
1 ¥4
«
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6
10c
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35%
Macfadden
Jan
10%
1%
25
3/s
3/8
13%
cumulative
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Jan
300
5
^
Jun
53'/a
25
Jan
4,000
20
A
-
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355/s May
l7/a
1,000
2¥b
1%
4%
tV;
200
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University:
Mar
24
48
1
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&
2%'
1%
—30
:
Leases
Company
2%
53 Va
4
29¥b
200
.1
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4%
200
Lynch Corp
11 % Mar
Sep
Sep
18% Sep
%
—
Inc
Jun
19
common__60c
Chemical
Jan
Sep
20%
1
3
Louisiana Land to Exploration—
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Jan
11
17/b
2 3/4
205/B
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Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
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19
10%
1,700
3,000
363/a
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9Oct
200
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3 ¥4 Mar
2 ¥4
3
2%
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Apr
Jan
15 ¥4
19
^—10c
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Western
Apr
8 V\
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&
6%
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100
8,000
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Feb
1,700
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20%
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Refineries
Lithium
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16,700
%
1 ti
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13/4
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of Delaware
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5,"
22 %
22
•
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Aug
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97
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11%
Le
Jan
102
1
Western
Gulf
6 ¥8
Sep
6%
Amer
Freehold
¥b
22% May
3% Feb
14% Jan
400
8,800
20 %
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Extension
Leonard
27' Va Mar
11 ¥4
15
Apr
July
19 Va
1
Inc
453/8 July
July
2¥b
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Films
9
18 34
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—5
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87
2%
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.10 %
75
5%
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6%
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9%
46 34
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Industries
Sep
Oct
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Grand-Rapids Varnish—.
Gray Manufacturing Co
Greer
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Aug
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,29
1
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Goodman
Great
14,100
1
Consolidated
&
33'/2
Feb
Corp cl A—_—10c
Products
Jan
Aug
10%
11%
23/4
5
—
&
37
1,800
1
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Corp
V 19 V2
14,775
11%
200
l7/a
2
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1
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Industries
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Jan
3 ¥4
c. 1 fi
in
12 ¥<
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Lamson
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34 ¥b
^
30
200
17/b
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Inc—
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Aug
17l/8
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Feb
Apparel
8%
2 6 ¥.
3%
•
Glenmore Distilleries class B
Gobel
-15%
•
—1
Lakey
8 3/» Mar
600
31%
1
Co
43/i
Jan
3,200
%
33
2,850
157/s
Jan
Mar
36%
1
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Shores
Lear
3%
1
—
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16%
1
preferred
(AC)
Aug
l»/4
4 V4 July
_v.:4.%. Mar
-
39 V4
T
27/8
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Lake
7<p"'
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Gilchrist
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Georgia Power $5 preferred
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21 %
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Transistor
$4.6©
1,300
20%
1
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General
1,300
6%
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200
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3%
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5%
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Krueger Brewing Co
La
100
—
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800
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8
101
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common—
5%
153/4
Jun
94
Jan
3
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Gatlneau
35
¥4
10c
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(S) Dept Stores Inc
Kleinert (I B) Rubber Co——Knott Hotels Corp
Kropp
'305/8'
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15
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Mar
Sep
28 34
4
10
...
20 %
123/4 Mar
19,100
27,700
;
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2.50
:
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Jan
3 Va Mar
-7.50
Minerals
July
1%
Co
Oil Company—:
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Kingston
Products
Kirby Petroleum Co—
July
20
25c
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Kirkland
172% 172%
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(Geo A)
14 ¥s
-
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30
5
&
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4%
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7
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12 */8
8%
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9 ¥4
5 ¥4
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Sep
43/8
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Kawecki Chemical Co—
11%
l3/4
16%
&
Kawneer
-9%
Jan
7%
12,600
4
Gas
Feb
•6%
3%
2,300
in
_50c
Jan
12%
6,600
83/8
'>ft'ft
8
t
6¥b
1¥4
Corp..
7V2
Sep
5¥b July
5s/b Sep
Ltd—
(The)
Kansas
6%
73/4
13/4
(D) & Company
Kaltman
-
2.50
Canada—
dep rets ord
Brewing Co
Head
12,900
6%
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63/e
8 3/8
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—
__.
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Jan
,.,30
May
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1
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Ltd
Oils
Kaiser
Jan
Co
July
18%
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FresnJllo
4%
5%
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voting
Motor
4,500
'4 A;
-
1
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%
205
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Industries
Jupiter
•
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1
of
,
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14
;
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A
700
Jan
V".
;
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Class
14%
Aug
27 ¥4 July
Jan
.••/
27%
1
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Petroleum
Motor
12 ¥b
-
14
Sep
50%
1,900
—30
Faraday Uranium
Fargo Oils Ltd
Ford
9¥b
Sugar Associates-
preferred
Felmont
11%
1
Fairchild Camera & Instrument—.
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•
,
3
1
1
5
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2
1
10
50c
11V*
1,100
103/4
700
3¥8
Jan
5
Jun
1,000
554
5%
53/4
1,800
43/4
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17,100
41/4
2%
100
9%
8 ¥4
50
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19%
200
12'4
"5%
26
19
12%
1,100
3ft
44,100
11%
300
3
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30
July
16
Jan
27
July
12 Va
Sep
18
Jan
41| Mar
2ft Sep
10 Va
15%
Jan
13 Va Mar
Jan
39% May
29% July....
19%
18V4
20 3/s
4,200
22
22%
200
17
31%
32
800
30
Sep
15 34
Sep
10c
338
93/8
3,300
35«
378
900
Aug
3% Mar
Sep
233/4 May
32
934
Feb
10 ¥s
2 %
26
Sep
7% July
„
Jan
2%
127/« May
.
Jun
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*
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11
7%
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1954
10%
Apr
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5
Feb
Feb
Mar
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
34
.
Monday, October 5,1959
...
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*
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American Slock
Sat**
Friday
Last--:"
Range
Sale Frice
Exchange
Onion
Nestle-Le
New
Electric
Mur
En^lanu
Co
Corp
_
Tel- «»
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Tel_^_i
Haven
New
lana Mm
New
Jersey Zinc——_
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&
&
Mexico
&
New
Pacific
Park
New
Process
New
Superior
1
Co
Arizona
&
Land
1
Oils
;
New
YOrlf Auction Co
New
York & Honduras Rosario
New
York
Nickel
Nipissing
Mines
Lltes Inc..:
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Railway
American Cement class
Class
13
RR
North
2
Northspan
Co—
!
Mines
33
Ltd
Warrants
Nuclear Corp of Ainer A (Del.)
27«
Sep
5%Mar
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8 '4 Mar
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Sep
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Sep
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214 Jan
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300
20
4 Va
65
1%
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Products
414
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21
200
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25
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22
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,———**2.50
Peruvian Oils & Mincrafs
_1
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5
—
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phililps Screw Co_*_.
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10 pesos
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4
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Pittsburgh Railways
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Pneumatic Scale
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90
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Feb
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1,800
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t'a
67
Jan
2%
474
Jan
1
2
G3 "
60
ft
68 Mi
27
28
6ft
200
1,100
350
28
Sep
Sep
1,700
11,900
414
Sep
1,300
14%
Jan
177.1
167a
17%
1,200
1014
Jan
9Mb
10%
4,100
97a
Oct
1174
Colorado—
cumulative preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
8074
81%
775
80% Sep
90
Jan
32 V4
3234
300
32
24
24
300
18 Ma
Jan
26% July
55 V4
59
1,500
46 %
Jan
90
81
20c
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National. Co
3
5
59
44
Rapid-American
Rath
Co
3
5,100
3 io'
214 Aug
8
$1.25 convertible
Real
Estate
Trust
of
Reis
29
29
29
600
23 M2
Jun
29
33.1 it
311!)
33 7
a
9,700
27 V2
Aug
28%
3014
58,700
19M«
Jun
Reiter-Foster
Oil
10
65 %
65 V4
66
221,,
22
22 l!i
11 "4
10%
12
Sep
2,100
~
22 Va
21
23
12 7 i)
121«
13
1,100
1
20
20
20
200
.—
Corp
900 ~
5c
8 V'a
73.4
Blii
16,900
1
17»
11 a
800
—50o
U
•114'
la
._;
Corp___
Industrial
4614
43
4614
12
13
23
23
24%
1,800
77
4,300
1
:
71«
i
24%
„50c
Riclgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution.
—1.50
...
30c
Inc
a
25%
-7,000
2,600
Co
Feb
53 % July
60
Feb
23 74
23"
1
300
22%
Sep
26
Feb
23 Mt
1,100
227a
Sep
25% Mar
55'4
551
53
Aug
57 Va Mar
46
Jun
537b Mar
54'
1
100
t
100
517 a
51%21%
\ 900
1974
237b
217
a
1,300
2074
22% Feb
1974
19 74
100
4
__
2
874
8
5
14
8
73
.1178 Jan
67'a July
7174 Sep
800
700
\'a
300
73
,
Sep
Sep
1974 Sep
374 Aug
100
,4
13%
—1
331)
20%
—
Corp..2
Inc—!
56
20%
2llli
^^.25
—
2 Ma Jan
11% Jan
26
10c
3
1
74
3,000
7'
13'1
1414
26
26
13
3,000
Products
Jan
4Ma
Jan
167b
Apr
Feb
157a
Jun
Jan
97b
Jan
Sei)
Jan
2,250
2574 Sep
8 Ma Mar
23-.
5) '-it
97b
Jun
600
167a
Jan
217b July
637 a
63%
500
63
Sep
72
16%
1,500
100
~
97
9
b
16 M
1
16
2174
22
~4
1274
Feb'
Sep
Sep
247a-Aug
37a
7
Jan
147a Jun
10%
Sep
13-
1,400
—1
i
'
10
10"
preferred
2,800
127a
6,700
13,500
%
"
3
50c
Enl.crpri.sc3 Inc
10%
11
—!—1
—25c
37a
7
"
% May
July
2 Ma Jan
Oct
100
147a Mar
Mar
24
24
2534
3,600
23
Jan
43
857 a
80
857a
450
71
Jfan
94% July
8
Co
9%
9%
974
600
6
Jan
10
21%
22
Jan
2674-July
207u
20%
20 7
•
157si
600
,
17Ma Feb
500
a
1
~374
10c
374
•
25-
183 4;-July
5% Mar
12,800
'33b
3
Jan
20
Jan
20?u
21
300
5
4374
42
44
3,200
3074 Jun
July
24 Mi
1
2374
2374
24%
400
21% Apr
Inc
1
42
4Kb
4274
850
337'a
43%
& Co
(S)
•
147b
14%
100
13
3
3 7b
~%uoo
Corp
-
"3
1
Jan
May
2% July
Sep
16% Feb
4%
Apr
1
374
37b
37(l
7,100
Superior Tool
1
274
27b
3
1/800
2%
Oct
47a Mar
6"b
67b
6%
1,000
5 Ma
Sep
97b Mar
200
145,b
Jan
-1,100
1474
50c
Sep
18
22
4ft
Mar
13
Jan
Aor
Co_
;
Sep
3/t Jan
% July
4114 Sep
class
B
cumulative
Technicolor
.
37b
Oct
57a Jan
.
Power
Apr
Jan
100
8%
Sep
12 Ma Mar
47b
47b
1,700
17%
177a
600
13
7874
767 b
7874
237
76 Va
5%
57b
5 Mb
6
~5 7b
4Mb,
53b
4%
18
4
%
4%
_
6
r
13,300
_
400
5%
300
57 b
13.800
18 Ma
1,100
374
Jan
514 Apr
2474 Aug
86 % Jan
July
Sep
4^Jan
6
514
•
Thew Shovel
;
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum.
Ryerson & Haynes
—III
1
1
Co.—
&
Co
3 Mi
47a
2,800
3
Thorofare
6,800
6%
Park
Co
Inc
com
274
Jan
3%
Sep
Sep
311
2,100
3
314
1.000
4%
4-Ma
400
3
.3%
Jan
Amer
Aug
Jan
Markets
Inc.,
—
Shipyards Corp—
Edison 4. Mi ft
preferred
Mining of Nevada—
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
—
Tonopah
Jun
Trans Cont
Jan
Trans
Cuba
Oil
5 Ma
Jun
Trans
Lux
Corp
6 74
Jan
27b
5.100
2M»
Jan
Class A
Triangle
Industries
Co
Inc.
class
A
Apr
3.100
9
Jan
3%
1,700
37b
Sep
77b Mar
.874
974
3,100
8%
1%
Sep
1 Ma May
177b Mar
17a
134
j
7b
ft
4,200
3/b
61,100
Jan
90
274
Jan
lft Mar
Feb
97-
11
13
1Kb
11%
1,200
7)00
23
23" 4
900
29 Mi
30
900
287b
Jun
36
Jan
2114
25%
300
1774 Jan
24
Aug
10%
Sep
2674 * 28
900
257b
827a
300
&
20
100
193.1 .217 b
2%
Co
117b
23
"
7,600
31
•" Feb
374 Mar
17
Mar
14
July
3474 Feb
1
2%
84
Jan
4 Ma Mar
Sep
827b Aug
387-1 Feb
900
274
Feb
83«
1,400
67b
Jan
2 7a
23,200
1V'2
Jan
ub
17.500
33a
r.
Hi
11%
Jan
374
8 Mi
-I
2,000
834
3'b
50c
2%
„
1
10c
Cable
— —
——
10c
*
common.
Conduit
374 Mar
227b
1474
37b
13
■
27«
Transportation Corp of America—
674 Feb
6% Jun
274
21%'
Security Tryst Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—£1
deposit rets def registered—5s
Toledo
7M»
277b July
97/a Mar
27b
5
25c
12%
-
54 Ma Mar
Sep
Sep'
197b Sep
1% Jan
87b Jan
107b Aug
2274 Sep,
•
1
Roofing Inc
Tobacco
Feb
57b
10
Ltd.
Todd
6% Mar
20% Jan
Sep
700
Tilo
8M2
Mar
61a
3%
May
16
5,700
1
—.—»
_—
70c convertible preferred
7 Ma
Aug
Sep
61a
7 Ma
41%
6
177b
1
Light $4.56 .pfd
Thompson-Starrett
Amer
474 Sep
.1774 Jun
3V4
6%
1
1,800
1,500
57 b
1
Inc
Thriftmarket Inc—
47b
49%
Jan
574
25c
Calgary
Texas
3 Ma
491 b
20%.. 217b
187b Aug
Sep
8 Ma Feb
Jan.
49 74
,
97a
Texas
Sep
20c
Jan
21 Ml
7
10c
1414 July
'
8
Tenney Engineering Inc
Texam Oil Corporation
3674 July
93% Mar
46
16%
~37b
1Mb Mar
Jan
1774
10
—10
1
—
1774
16 Ma
>
5
Industries
Jan
Va
8
preferred™
1
Television
5414
Inc
Sep
7M2 Sep
23 Ma Sep
11
common
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Teleprompler Corp
33/4 Mar
21 Va
A
common
Tampa Electric Co—
Taylor International Corp.,
12% July
7Ma
Inc
Class
Sep
14% Mar'-/
25
17 7b
—1.23
35.
Die
T
Talon
22 "2
12% Sep
3%
Royalite Oil Co Ltd;
&
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
12
700
ft Sep
90
Apr
374 Aug
July
10 Mi
4
Mar
lft APr
Jan
1474 Mar
13 %
Feb
22%
Apr
27
Sep
397b
Feb
7
1
Apr
46-
Aug
2674 Aug
Container
••;
Mar
1574 Jan
-5
Co,
Corp
,
S'XMar
1
ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation
;
137» Mar
3
•
Inc..
Canada
;
May
974 Sep
574 Feb
100
7
6
"
10,200
10
10
July
177b July
21 Ma
400
3"
1
Corp.
B
-
21% Mar
17 Mi
Co
Instruments
B)
177b Aug
1074 Jan
84
17 la
Inc
class
(J
Apr
57b Jan
——1
Corp—
(Ky)
(Hugo)
Jan
22
10
Forgings
&
97b Mar
'38
30
2,700
a
173/4 Mar
25-% Mar
Sep
Sep
Sep
1014 Sep
20 - Sep
2
8%
8Mb
1
Russeks Fifth Avenue
Russell (The F C) Company...
page
2,050
.
—
£1
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
18 Va
"
14
Thorncliffe
Amer
see
7%
24
...
1
Rio Grande
Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965.
1
Robhison Technical Products Inc. __20c
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd F— ..100
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc class A_.
50o
Rolls Royce Ltd—
footnotes
5,600
13
Corp.
Corp
Raceway
h.
1
10
dep rets ord regis
Roosevelt Field Inc.
11
i'.i
—1
lUco Argentine Mining Co
For
Jan
22
1
_
Remington Arms Co Inc.—
Republic Foil Inc.—l.
Roosevelt
54Ma
500
III 20
preferred.
*
Republic
700
'
Reliance Insurance Co
Resistoflex
.
23
.
23 Vi
„
Stylon Corporation
Investment
America
Soundcraft
321
200
—1
Stroock
3014 Sep
76
July
common...
(Robert) & Co
477b July
Feb
7M2 May
,
3914 Mar
3014
-3.33
Reda Pump Co
Reeves
20
3174
300
i
4%
Stop & Shop
Mar
1
_1
Inc
(when issued) %
Reading Tube Corp
7"
19%
32 7 a
Jan
9 Ma
6,700
7%
700
Stone
Feb
May
—10
Corp
International
New common
11 %
77«
Sunset International Petrol
Corp
1
Packing Co
Raymond
10%
11
6-74 July
63.,
(A)
Jan
HF+Mar
7
of
537a-Aug
13
•
Co
■
Jan
9 74
Steel
;
Sep
18,700
convertible
Aug
41%. Aug
187Jan
Sei)
47/«
2,900
11%
Tube
Mar
13-
3
" 9,600
„
4%
;
42
Jan
10%
Shares
••;
4
11
Stetson
R
Investment
1.100
Jan
67b Aug4% Mar
55'~Jan
6M» Jan
Sep
4574 May
2,900
43!,
25
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
Q
Quebec Lithium Corp;
Ramo
a
5 Mi
-47n- -5
47^
"_1
Lhle
Stjnnea
% Sep
124
80
15%
Stein
Jan
100
317u
500
1
Jan
46-
4174
5'a
25
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc—=
L_.
Service of
4/4%
"
...
3.700
Statccourfc
17% Aug
10 Mi
34%'
50 7
,
Jan
35
50
3*
3"4
1474 ' 15 7 :i
•Btatham
:
Mar
•
493'i
..So
.
—~
Pipe
50c
Jan
1
!.
Providence Gas
6,900
7 '.i
Feb
44-
ft Sep
474 May
674 Sep
f
i
367a- Jun
—
2,000 "
131
124
49:Mi:
2,600
ft
40
.84%
Aviation Corp
—10c
Staurock Uranium Mines T'.ld———
1
Starrett (The) Corp common.
__10c
8}J Mar
21
(ift
40
^Stanley
2814 Aug
15%' Jan
6%
7b
ft *
—4"r"'.r)
"to*
%n
25
Materials
Gil
54X
Oct
64,600
preferred——25
California Petroleum
Standard
41 if Apr
83
Jan
2.74
•
Jan
2&7% Aug
R'Jan
•
Sep
274 Jan
1% Jan
'
72% Mar
2
61 %
18 %
5
18
1
4
2%
69 %
274
67
.
36% Jan
4"4 Mar
Fdison—
Standard-Thomson
Jan
58
1014
2%
f
9934 Mar
Sep
29Ma
^
a% Mar
250-
Jan
ft Sep
8,000
•
1—12.30
—
cumulative
Standard
2114 May
13 Ma Jan
14',4 Sep
200
Co
cumulative preferred—
cumulative preferred.
Standard
Jan
Jun
300
Oil
Standard
98 M2 Mar
13
83'%
10%
8,800
6M1
7
1
Standard
1414 May
15% Apr
3G0
1
j
Feb
200
31%
2 Mb
Standard
Jan
5,000
103i.
Mines Ltd
50 M4 July
N 7'A Feb
1974
1974
327a
-
1;
•
Mar
48
100
*
.
Sep
$1.60 convertible preferred—-—:-20
Financial Corp—
1
Sep,.
:—niiTMai-
9".i
97b
Corp
Royalty Co
Spear & Company
Spencer Shoe Corp_
Sperry Rand Corp warrants—
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Dredging Corp common
7514 July
i
88
■;
h
Feb
i
Apr
*
34
——-1
Southland
36
■
Sep
3% Sep'
25,900
534
6
—1
—.—
Southern
Jan
25/ 7 2
'
54
„
29
192%
m::
3«
,
-i
2!)3.i
1
Southern
97'a Mar
Jan
29
/;?
——■—*'
convertible preference
convertible preference
4.08%
-
50%,
29
—1
Southern
Jan
12%
2%
62
^
14% May
Jail.
7% May
6f,'a Jan
6&% Jan
22 Mi Jan
23%
514
•
50%-
7a
54%
4.32%
88%
29
I8M4 Feh
Jan
'
43% Mar:
Feb
67'a Jan
200
50%
—10c
—
1547 a. Oct'
Feb
9
1,700
374
215
212
88
.2
—
24Mz July
13»Mar
Mar
147a
2,600
31
3%
—1
|Oil Co
California
4.24%
14 V4 May
Jan
Oct
87".»
i
30%
30'!ii
212
231
4.48%
17% Aug
17% Aug
llba
5)7
•
cumulative preferred—25
cumulative preferred—..—25
4.56%
.
1.300
7%
67«
—•
Ltd
Corp
Penn
4.78%
Jan
86
12%
2,900
"67a
•
Corp
57a. Apr
75a-Jan-
2(Ha-May:
ft Sep
12
2.400
10
4.88M*
Mr Jan
Jan
5,000
in
35'%
36
6
3.400
9 Mi
874.
67 ;7i
1,900
2214
9%
5% original preferred———25
Apr
Sep
141» Jan
2,400
.
Jan
414
14
Mines
Venezuelan
Southern
Mar
1
300
3.7'k..'.
10
Apr
2%
>
21 Ma
67b Mar
v
19 Ma July
7,800
8,400
2
Coast
South
377o Mar
Sep
300
•1G%
:
Jan
22.800
il
Mi
10c
A
Manufacturing
South
233„
■
13
1474-Apr (
35
90% Mar
Sep
Sep
99". 1
B
Boss
8.100
15:%
1
convertible,preferred-*.*..
Sonotone
Feb
143 Ma
Jun
80,
4.000
5
4%
124
80
a
16"
•
"
Jan
91 Ms Mar
Jun
16 74
1
tTogrcss Mfg Co Inc..;
Prophet (The) Company.—
23
Seji
81 "4
10 7 a
._•
Prentice-Hall Inc
Public
83
300
230
85
2.50
(Del)
Pratt & Lambert Co
ftjpston East Dome
400
a
91%
1
class A
Powdrcll & Alexander Inc
Power Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Jan
-
1
9
-5
Singer Manufacturing Co..———__2C
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered——£1
Sklatron Electronics & Telcv Corp..10c
Slick Airways Inc—
5
Smitli (Howard) Paper Mills
Jan
l2234a~J*m—
"
1
Polymer Corp
26
20 M! Sep
83'
1
16Mb
50
Co
Jun
8"
—1
Erie
207:i
-4o<r
29%
*30%
2
_
——-
Ltd
200
21 Mi
77!i
1
2
Corp
of Canada
26
Sep
Sep
3-1
13"
r
Lighting'
Sinclair
26% Jan
Oct
97 Mi
8'
l-'n
Patino
Sep
22%
11"
12%
98
2:,h
Paj'kci'sburg-AeLna
Sep
2214
iiO1 '1
4 Mr
vtc__2 Bol
_________
22%
83"
'
a
Pantopec Oil (C A) Amer shares..1 Bol
Park Chemical
Company!
1
Parker Pen Co class A
Class B
1,500
1,000
$3
37a
14"»-Feb
10%- Apr
77» Oct
'
Jan
'2.200 :
7% Jan
Jan
1V2
1
21%
25
———-—
Simpson's ' Ltd
Jan
1,000
124
30 1
•
Warrants
Pacific Power & Light 5%
Apr
23r!h
81 "1
1
90
_l
.
29 Ma
;
8
2 Va
400
14 %
213B
r*i
15"
•fSiinca American Slfaresx-L^—..5,000 fr
Simmons-Boanttnan Publications—
..."
7.000
a
*
—
B
sllvray
Sep
Sep
'
'23%-
—1
class
Jan
67a
2,800
4
IU
:
Co
5
4' 4,
4
'
7
1,400
23.900
Aug
8 Mi Mar
•
11,000
1
27
13%
"
Ltd.
Gas
&
»
17a Aug v"
14
Sep
Sep
9%
B
2%
14%
1
'2714 Jan
22-lii
"20"%"' "20"i~
"f
:
-
3
90
84:!
•
.
32
h
21%
21 Mi
•
praferred
Apr
281a
23 "
24
1
common
Co
Silver-Miller
■
redeemable 1st preferred—23
Pacific Lighting $4.RCi preferred—;
•
dividend
200
7,300
23'
23r';i
4.30%
dividend
,-
22%
23 'a
4.50$;jredecpialile 1st preferxed—25
$4.75
.1
4"
—1
—
Silver Creek Precision
42% Mar
Sep
Seji
25'%" 25".i
...25";.,..
redeemable 1st jfd series A—.25
redeemable l«fc preferred
25
$4.40
28
29"
•23"h
4.809b
'
30!
3'%
America——
Breweries
Class
July
5%
Corp- of
Silex
Mar
29:'-
1
83
Products Inc
Signal Oil
Feb
80
30'
10
8%
37 a
27a
1
——•
—
Sicks
<
Pacific G^s & Electric (ir/o
77a-'
Inc..——20c
Co
4%
51'a May
Sep
Oct
151a
•
2,000
.
61
6%
Dcnn
Sherman
Jan
16la
850
19%
(G7«
73b
6
73,
—3
Jun
2% Jan
200
G*?»
7
6 Mi
Mining
Shawiuigan Water & Power.._——
P
Pacific
Leather
Shattuek
5 Ma
Sei»
iu
200
\
19-9.
G-'s
7
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
100
13:V't
1
5 Mi
Shoe
87%
G5
\
1,300
98 Ms Mar
33
140
4'
preferred—
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Anier shares.lOs
Opelika Mfg •orp
i._:
5
5%
40 Mo-Mar
200
41
l
cumulative
5%
'
100
341
.10
5Mi
1
preferred
Sherwin-Williams of Canada—
90%
„190c
common.—.
17,900
21
Jan
Aug
26% May
34
__10o
5%
3Vz July
18% Jan
20,500
89
i
preferred
4'4
37«
20:,b
.._50c
!
■___
Ohio Power 47 b %
Okalta Oils Ltd.:
4
4'!.
20c
534
200
Inc—...i—-—^3
Sherwin-Williams
Petroleum Corp
Ohio
,
Bros
Servoinechauisms
o
Occidental
51 a
5 "i
1ft May
Jan
Senti'y Corp———rT—
Sci-ri'ck Corp class B
Servo Corp of America——
Feb
1
1
77a
1
T
,
"'Apr/!-'
19Ma Mar
23% Mar
Sep
4,400
Airlines
Inc—
Apr
July
20
^
Sep
12"'«
Security Freehold. Petroleums.
Seeburg (Tlie) Corp—^
4014 Feb
74
1 "
10%
General—.—
4,300
"
10c
Feb
Corp
4,500
4
20
2,700
1
40 3%
Jan
Western
Sep.
Sep
—10c
Securities
Seaporcel Metals
Jan ",
167a
1O.30O
—-3.50
Seaboard
22
ITMii
Allied Milling Corp...—-1
Plywood & Lumber.,
—1
Feb
24% Mar
11 Mb
Jun
iV.
—■--*•■—
8Mi
79
1
1
;
Seaboard
Sep
Mar
18%
;
-20
27» Mar
Feb
150 '
.68
8.0 3)
Sayrie & Fisher Co
7
700
12%
14 Ts
Sep.
163.1
Savoy Oil Inc (Del).—-—-——~25c
Saxon Paper Corp.——_—-——25c
4,200
31
.6
50
Serv 4 M«%
pfd—100
Nickel Mines Ltd..
.1
Uranium
500
.'3 ft'
ft
57«
Pub
Rankin
35
a
2 7 it
.)
.
Penn
Jun
33% Jan
_;
Northern Ind
Sep
*10
_
North American Royalties Inc—_•
,„_t
North Canadian Oils Ltd
*.
-—125
Northeast Airlines
ft.
1
North
34'
35
A—10
—
11a
5%
16 74
1%
Sep
14%
1
300.
—1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
101'a
20
l'a
Seaboard
4.000
I934
50c
29'/2 Mar
1,000
lr'ii
12 7..
57:I
preferred—
34Is Aug
1 % Mar
Sep
33,300
1%'
U'h
5
1
.
series
Feb
%
.100
20
Petroleums Ltd——
Petroleums Ltd—
17% Feb
G
'«
1
1
—
Southern
5.60%
22
7,300
8,400
9'i
Barcee
125
%
16%
9%
High
20% Mar-
Sep
■■
Oct
32 "A
Jan
153H
16 M»
1,500
—-20
400
31
to
W'6.
_1
Noma
Norfolk
preferred————.
17%
~
'I
-'i!
preferred.
series
Sapphire
l^i Feb
i.V Aug
series
Low
17%
15.14
_
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1631
Jun
215
Feb
Low
.
Shares
1G7«
preferred—(—•—.—"0
4 74 %
4.40'/o
l i7(i Ma r
3%
Jan
series
900
a
28%
u
27
31
1
Va
110
•
3,000
311
.27'7
10
Mines Ltd——
2'2¥s Mar
Sep
...
1
1G0
215
31
31 'a
3.33Ma
Z
Merchandise
Rim
♦
_
Sep
30,900
li
.
30-14 Mar
12
5 (/o
13,4 Mar
Sep
22,800
2'^
175
Jan
24%
3,300
7,,
01/
1
_
13;,b
%
7,100
.16 pesos
Diego Gas & Electric Co— •
'_■
San
Sa
tor W»ek
Range
Carlos Milling Co Ltd
San
5% Mar
9,000
u
215
Feb
1
2 7a
Co
IVa
Weok**
"
of Prices
Par
Lawrence
Corp Ltd
Salem-BrQ.hus Inc.——,——2.50
203:-July
38 % Sep
Oct
2G7;.
-
1
....
Jan
-Jan
37 %
21,000
2 4
13
13%
Oils Ltd-—.20c
Mining Co.
a
13 /4
160
St
_
Last
Sale Price
S
4% May
23
July
Jan
1,100
v
Mb
257b
!'♦/
26 3
.2.31(1
38
VI.
2
1 i>
50c
_—_25c
300
37 M»
2 '* n
2Vb
5,(i00
.20'j
1
.433
37 Mi
Watch- Co
Chem
Coal
New
%
3%
192-
191
48fK-
_u20
New
Clock
19
100
ft/,
".37 b
3
I-'riday
„
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
Low
30c
1
•
•>
^ ^ r g
Shares
of Prices
Par
National
r'
FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER
RANGE
for Week
t
•
Volume
190
Number 5887
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1447)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
RANGE
STOCKS
v
,
Last
American Stock Exchange
,
Two
Guys
from
10
Harrison
•y'%;:
5
17%
•
___i:
Union Investment. Co..
-Union Stock Yards of Omaha
18
Air
U
S Pail
U
4,r;f
1 ,V
2.60
class
>4
6%
Sep
600
4%
Feb
11% Mar
Sep
lb'/z Mar
4.700
,19
5%
5
2lV/:
5%
900
414 July
»%
10%
600
9%
Jan
.1
; 67%
6514
6814
13,900
41 Va
8%
8%
4%
4%
914
800
87it
4%
5%
2%
Jail
7,700
1%
Jan
391a
1,500
35%
Sep
1714
42,000
1514
Controls
1814'
14,200
5
25c
Inc.
Universal Insurance
Marion
4%
38
38
1614
16%
(Fla)
Corp
14
18'/a
1714
7'4
7! 4
5
_
Sep
Jan
36%
Jan
value,
1114
-Van Norman
Industries warrants
5%
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
Vinco Corporation ;
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
Vita;,Food Products
Vogt Manufacturing
1
1214
1
2%
2
Co
6
•
r.
YV
Waco Aircraft Co
Wagner
11%
-
Baking
trust
_• "<
ctfs
-
.
19% May
Sep
7,800
Jan
8%
Sep
.19%
-9% Jan
4%
2%
203
4
:
JV
100
2%
130
214
2%
15,400
"
42. cumulative preferred
Precision Instrument
Webb
&
Knapp Inc
Weiman
& Company
Wentworth
(Del)
Oil & Gas Ltd
Chemical
Products
Inc
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
_50c
pfd
Western
-
Jau
1,4
700
1
i°«T Sep
17%
84
214
Western Stockholders Invest
Westmoreland
Mfg
Wilson
.
5%
13%
13%
4%
Industries Ltd
19%
.
45
5s
£1
40c
,___
Jan
Jan
Mon.
Sept.
28__
102.01
Apr
Tues.
Sept. 29—
Sept. 30—
103.12
Steel
&
Bethlehem
9%
5%
6s
Transit
Period
1994
1,600
5,300
1214
10%
Sep
Sep
4%
6,400
13%
Jan
1,250
Sep
21
Sep
100
Feb
10
68%
Jan
9,100
1,100
4s
814
3,200
4
5s
series A
4s
1993
B
New
1963
Western
RR
Research
RR
8114
Friday's
19G3
4s
314s
Power
1st
T04
324.6
+
207.1
Transportation
_•_
210.3
—
:5New
1961
314s
mortgage
mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power
36%
American
5%s
Co
314s
:
_
83%
85%
35
80%
125 %
79%
8
82
82 3
87%
57
71%
80
10
65
86
Ti'.cs.
WVd.
Sept. 30
Thurs.
Oct.
Fri.
Oct.
4
47
Water
Harbor
Co
series
-1 Oft80
52
38 Vi
6,8i'i,000
430,uOO
7,231,000
2,851,000
5,962,080
162,000
6,124,000
6,632,000
217,000
6,349,000
2,274,070
•
1
440
.
.5,013,800
190,000
22
«
47
20
3
79 34
Stocks—No.
of
100
106
79
81
19
97
4
85%
U.
89
International
;
Corp
3s
5s conv
Edison
3s
86%
Railroad
1976
3s
series
3%s
E
98
94 V*
F
25
87%
85%
G
series
1981
414s series H
90%
495
131
ApriZ-Oct
1982
—-
and
4%8
series
1982
4%s
series
Southern
Southern
J
K
120
;—.———
1,134,952,600
944.604,100
$29,839,000 $1,188,651,600
$995,084,120
831,419,000
Stocks
123
93'4
106
53,082,000
23,701,000
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
90%
115%
•
a
131
Counties
Southwestern
Wasatch
Webb &
Gas
Corp
Washington
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
deb
Water
Gas
Gas
&
314s
(Calif)
Eleetric
6s
A
ser
Power
Knapp Inc 5s debs
1970
3s
3'/48
100
'
Domestic
(No. of
Shares)
131
113
474%
—
1974
1964
»
Bonds
__
.
—
80
'
~"7
Penn
Traction
5s
I960.
84
%
27
92%
100
:
20
°6%
87
87
■
'
105
"
107%
487
5-
99% 10091%
91%
June-Dec
65
66%.
.
1
!9934 100
91 Va
87
103
i
90
■
~,
158,000
5,COO
815.915
74,000
93.000
22,000
$489,000
$3C,000
.
1,000
$12,000
4,: 21,295
Jan
Week Ended Oct. ?
Stocks—No.
of
Shares
79,0)0
1.16,000
$537,000
—
1958
1959
1958
4.131,295
5,674.096
292,585,974
154,540,914
$362,000
$13,824,000
Pnnds—
36-00G
_/
28,000
$19,353,000
1,358,000
12,000
Domestic
97%
75
99
101 Va
Foreign
Foreign
^
government
I
corporate
Total
•Last
Wednesday
82,000,
<
week's
cfficluf".volume
940.950,
32,000
1,181.000
Wednesday
117,000,
was
as
$537.000
6422.000
J $21,692,000
follows:
.1,089,110,
Bonds Monday
-
"
1.314.000
1.449,000
$10,587,000
Stocks. Monday
1,117,370 and Friday
990.615.
Thursday 89.000 and Friday 75,000.
'JClmrsday
1 to Oct. 2
$489,000
i_—__»
92
c%
11
--
106%
99
__
96%
85
4.pa
100,000
Y.000
1.00C
772.620
1
2__
1959
V2
85 Va
3
-
Oct.
Oct.
91
100%
84
f r%
$84,000
$5,000
10,000
90.000
156,000
-
99
4
100% 101
Total
Bonds
Bonds
$3,000
•
Total
86.
82 Va
12
96
102
864.020
H34.180
t—
Foreign
Corporate
—
93
73
15
86'%
66
Fri.
85
74 Va
June-Dec
June-Aug
Thurs.
x,_
Bonds—r
82
75
■
West
85%
86 V4
75%
J
9^14
Jen-July
Sept. 30
Foreign
Government
—
$7C,000
844,560
Sept. 29
Wfed.
82
__
—
80
82
Sept. 28-___
Tres.
96 %
74
95%
Mon.
78
88
84%
82%
"
65
476%
+98
~
3
477
0514
_
■
•
470
-
62
70
90
480
1971_^_.7an-July
1970
Feb-Aug
1963
314s
Aprll-Ocf
__
88%
J an-Aug
1983
California
99,000
$1,138,000
50,277,020
30,190,000
Industrial-—;—
95
8'
;
'
961
70
Feb-Aug
1
16,000
.
89
90 Va
.
485
'62—Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
Feb-Awp
ApriZ-Oct
1982
4%s series I
'
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
97 %
80
87
117% 123
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1979
■
—
__.
-
103
100
101%
486
Feb-Aug
-Feb-Aug
1978
$104,000
$1,000
Bank
Total'
85
78
-
.
489%
1965—
314s series D 1976
1958
513,067,020
*
Government-I
S.
'
627,090,147
227,878
,
(TT~*
483
198l__May-No»
deb
19
13,638,990
—
'
Bonds—
78
86%
5
89
Slwres—
1959
1958
1959
Oct. 2
Jan. 1 ro
Week Ended Oct. 2
—-.
__
20%
100
86lit
_May-Nor
1973.
27/bS series C
3%s series
5,203,000
$31,419,000
$1,229,000
$30,190,000
13.638.590
Total
98'/a
Y
85
_
39%
97%
5
98%
96%
1998_Jan-July
1973
B
Sales
$6,012,000.
£-1,229.600
1964—June-Dec
6s
1964
Power
California
3%s series A
3s
Bond
Bonds
$238,000
3,2- i,J_0
2
56%
33%
10
51
480
April-Ocf
April-Oct
1967
debs
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Southern
Government
$5,782,000
'•
Safe
Total
United States
Bonds
Bonds
2.658 600
______
1
Foreign
Bonds
Shares
2.643,990
Sept. 28—
Sept. 29—
Mon.
Int'l
Bank
Railroad
and Miscel.
No. of
92
120
78%
2014
_Jan -July
Gas
&
7s deb
subord
conv
291.6
Stocks
45
83'/a
8
98%
Jan-July
1968
——
Electric
Rapid
382.7
300.4
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
High
114
'
1970
Service
433.0
-3.5
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
'
314s
231.8
—0.7
302.1
Low.
Jan. 1
99
-28
107 >4
38%
51
May-Nop
1st
Public
15
425.0
291.GV
..
207.1
422.1
Finance and Service
Mining
Jan
Low
No.
High
42
82 3 )
Mar-Sen
^
___
Power
331.6
371.5
Corp—
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
614s due 1953 extended to 1963
Ohio
510.5
2.1
Sep
9%
Sold
Bid & Asked
.65
Apr-Oct
Ja-n-July
liq tr ctfs—
Apn'Z-Oct
1970
4s
subord
1974
England
457.8
570.1
f
Ranee "Since
U20
..May
debentures 1976—Jan-July
National Theatres & Television, Inc—"
514s
527.7 '
+ 0.9
324.8
Aug
9%
Bonds
41
IiifnJ/-Nov
1993
scries
debentures
convertible
+ 1.6
518.1
(H+r
Alfalian Power Realization Trust 614%
National
489.4
522.6
1% May
29%
Sep
Sep
Va
400.1
490.7
Week's Range
or
Mtge Bank 5s 1961___Mar-Sepf
Corp—
Builders
Valley
2% July
17%
3.000
Low
441.3
554.2
r
497.4
Utility
IV4 Aug
Feb
1/,;
.
___„
509.5
1.1
f 1.2
409.1
Durable Gctds
Tri.de,
It's May
Apr
2% July
2414
9%
5%
413.8
515.7
______
High
cnange
Ncu-Durable Goods
Sep
-Jari-July
1978
s
Division—
J
mortgage
AGuantanamo &
31% Aug_
Composite
Manufacturing
1959—
Percent
Sept. 13, '59.
Sept. 25, '59
RR—
mortgage
Midland
—-
r—~
45%
Feb-Aug
:
%
Sept.
ending
Jan
85%
week
Feb
1.200
June-Dec
1973_:
103.35
Feb
47
84%
102.88
1
45% Mtlft
18
groups
20% Mar
Sep-,-
Feb
June-Dec
.
16% Mar
350
26%
106
••
prices based on the closing prices of the common
25, 1959, for composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
for
stock
19'/a May
"Finland Residential
subord
Apr
Jan
Quar-Feb
1970
A
debs
Western
N
6s
414
Sep
Oct
June-Dec
1998
3%
of
General
2
12%
Sale Price
19.78
102.82 Dec 31
72.75 Jan
2
Range for 1950
High*___
109.60 Aug 4
Low —^
101.-12 Sep 23
The SEC index of stock
21%
June'Dec
1974
debs
Authority
Lackawanna
1st
1
series
&
A 1st
inc
Aug
Lack
Delaware
Jun
50
Last
for
Range
Low
SEG Index of Stock Prices
Jan
203
4'4
Averages
High
"
103.25
Oct.
Apr
l'/a
21V2
Jun
14'it
8%,
Interest
,
4s
Chemoil Industries 6s
Chicago
44
Jan
% July
22%
24
Utilities,
'
Closing
Date—
23% July
87
1,%
.
2414
Exchange
Pump
2%s
Edison
Boston
Feb
17%
...V
...
100
Corp
Steel
%
Jan
6 ]il
1
Elec#ower 314s 1970
Appalachian
July
45%
.
50c
•
514s conv subord dobs
"
414
2G% May
8
___.
81.69
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureait, Inc.
21%
'.'1%
'
computed by using the following divisoitt Industrials, 3.964; Raits, 5.601;
19.61
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
Ltd—
Stock
stocks,
65
p
Jan
Low
AAmer
21#
14'«
2
Co_i—
American
oi.04
5!4 Aug
414 May
14%
20%
87
20%
..
1
BONDS
Inc
3.53;
600
3114
Friday
Alsco
80.75
Apr
%_
»
...
American dep rets ord regular.—
6Va preference
Petroleum
79.96
/4 Aug
203
1114
514
V..5U;
ItOlV
28'4
,
pfd___100
Woodley Petroleum Co—_
Zapata
78.75
31%
1,100
14
10%
Newspaper Machine
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
87.12
Sep
2
__
25
Zapata Off-Shore Co
212.62
27
2214
11?%,
Woodall Industries Inc
Zale jewelry
2
21%
._
—10
preferred
(P W)
88.48
3%
3714
1
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 414 %
Woolworth
159.14
91%
6,001)
common_.____.__
(John)
633.60
________
.1
Fri.
\l
i'91'4
1
Wood
81.67
Thurs. Oct.
%
1
Wood
80
80.66
Apr
18'4
«fc Co___.
Brothers
81 35
80.22
Jan
'
...
5
Williams-McWillrams Industries
(R C)
80 22
78.73
Mar
300
Wichita River Oil Corp.
Wickes (The) Corp
Williams Brothers Co
Williams
78.81
87.08
35
29'4
1
81.89
86.66
210.88
37
29'4
10c
31.35
210.79
Sep
29%
Co
80.32
82.07
212.44
A
1
Stag
40
Bonds
81.31
87.91
23
27%
37
Eagle International Oil Co
78.81
07 08
30.37
87.76
2714
28
,.10
White
79.08
87.52
209.73
Total
ities
87.20
1.900
35%
Yfeyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
10
Rails
157.40
2,950
,:4
*
Inc
Rails
154.77
Sep
3
/«
trials
^til-
Grade
86.89
Sep
Sep
2%
1.700
20
White
154.25
Wed.
Coal
Grade
Stocks
tries
17%
10
Indus¬
'157.13
Ltd—
Amer dep rets o/d shares
Western Tablet & Stationery
Westmoreland
214 '
roads
84
(iOO
18
84
214
10
Second
65
Util-
631.68
Jun
Jan
2
•
Leaseholds Ltd
31
31 a
-
1
Rail¬
'First
10
Jan
400
18
100
Wester^ Development Co
117
Jan
22
'
640.10
Averages are
Sep
95
1,200
1%
-Bonds-
Total
15
■
Feb
2714
4%
314
.1.25
44
636.47
Oct.
2 Va Mar
200
-.20
—.
632.59
— —
28__
Sept.
4% Mar
240
5114
>
^29-
Scpt.
Jan
2714
414
3%
1%
4!4
1
29%
25-—
"Sept,.
Jan
99
27%'
...5
Inc
Sept.
1 Vb
..
30
trials
Date
114
^
47.900,
1%
06
% 96
•
;
114..
114
on
Indus¬
Feb
Sep
21
~
214
1
ICo
Manufacturing
West Canadian
West
Co
common
$6 series preference
Webster Investors Inc
%' 1'..
30
Waltham
.3%
58%
4614
3814'
10
May
Jun
35
439
2012—Jan-July
2s
47
-Stocks-
5'A Mar
80
Feb
2%
<2%
2%
46%
46%
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
...
14V4 Mar
Jan
214 Jan
71
1
common
listed
;_13V2 Mar
,
1021/4
57
are
Jan
800
100
•
Jun
13%
:.rv
4
-
-3%
500,.
100
497.
,458
delivery transaction
5% Mar
loo
...
Waitt & Bond Inc
,
Feb
2%
4%
.
voting
preferred..
6%
5,500
6%
..■■■■■
Below
714 July
8,700
14%10%
13%
9%
...
700
Jan
460
.
Stock and Bond Averages
July
Jan
4%
5%
1314
2%
5%
,
14%
25c
;
16 Va
6.
1,900
11%
10T4
5%
1214
2%
•
65
'460
.——Jan-July
(Plan A)
•0
____*
64
12 0
463
.
Deferred
a
V
Valspar Corp
:=:
May-ZVou
May-Nov
1997
1
Feb
8
614 Jan
2008
..
22% May
1,000
714
95
.
Jan
Universal Winding Co. Name changed to
Leesona Corp
,-•>.
'
Utah-Idaho Sugar
93 Va
93
(not included in year's range), d Ex-interest.
t Ex-liquidating
distribution, ' g Ex-stock dividend,
h Ex-principal.. n Under-the-rule transaction
(not included In year's range),
r Transaction for cash
(not Included in year's range),
t Ex-dl»tribution.
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rlglits.
z Ex-liquidatir.g dividend.
,
A Bonds being traded flat.
'
;
.
'
.
,
.
,
.
:
,
.
IFriday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
^Reported in receivership.
■.*,
..V
Abbreviaticms used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumajetive; "conv," convertible;. "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates;
"w 1," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Jun
13%
3s Jan
de Janeiro stamped
/ •No. par
914 Mar
53
30
15
19
43
—Feb-Aug
214s
A)
A7s
April-Odf
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s-1972—
June-Dec
Parana
stamped (Plan A)
2V4s 2008—_Mar-Sepf
Peru (Republic of)—
•
J
Rio
July
20%
Jun
180.
16%
94:
94%
=
Feb-Aug
1949
(Plan
(issiie of May 1927) 1947
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
Sinking fund
1214 Aug
14 "
Feu
-
614s
(Prov)
stamped
..
13% Mar
78 Va
Sep
300
10
%
Sep
190
May
27% Aug
;
7% Jan
•»
Feb
-1
50c
25c
:
A7s
514
4JJ May
180
180
18
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
4,700
•r
:
Jan
7%
17514
1939
180
:|'l 7 %
—Jen-July
Jen-July
i
1967
AHanover
614
'
19G7
B
(City of) Germany—
(80% redeemed)
%
2014
Oil
7s
A
series
Maranliao
5014 Aug
-7% Sep
'
Co
414s
Jan
Sep
'
__
dgbs—-
Jan
300
Feb
U25
1951
2A
5,500
35
—Jen-July
&
7 /o
.
1
B
Reclaiming
Universal Consolidated
'•niv-rsal
Sep
4-hf Sep
1-iV Sep
—
1
United Stores Corp
Universal American Corp
Universal
6
6.800
50c
s— -a
•r
& Prov Banks—
;
Adjustment
AHanover
,
—100
" Y
1175
B
Port
514s series
Sep
10% Apr
714
..;
10s
28%
3,700
1951
7s
1952
A
series
Debt
1214 Aug
Jan
Va
47
r'
April-Oct
Waterways 614s 1952___Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
2014 Aug
Feb
8
6%
;
Sep
23%
47%
•
'*
•
i: 181
Oct
1614
13,203
%
47%
7%
5
Investing
:,4
•
-
Feb-Aug
A 6s
Sep
18
Jan
100
6'/a
4%
li4
6
114
(Germany)
series
AGs
ADanzig
1,100
28
4->«
10c
Tile Co—-
S Rubber
15%
Jan
39.800
18
n5i '18is
614
''
1
Conditioning Oorpj—
8 Ceramic
914
8,500
15
ABaden
Central Bk of German State
Jun
24
Jan
10
___1
rets ord reglstered-1
U
19
28"
50c
Products
United N JRR& Canal___i_
United Pacific Aluminum.,
U S
900
4
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer dep
25
14%
20
United Asbestos Corp_
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United Cuban Oil Inc
;
United Elastic Corp__'__
United Improvement &
United Milk Products
21 >4
14%
7,300
v.r*.""":
.
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canacla__
Aircraft
.
31% Aug
Sep
27%
21%
26
High
LOW
High
Low
14%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
r
—
10c
Inc
u
United
-
26'%
:
foreign Governments and Municipalities
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
.
TTi-ConUnent,al warrants
True Temper Corp
2
2•"
ser
OCTOBER
ENDED
Sales
Week's
Friday
WEEK
FOR
35
124,uou.
'^'^psiFtv
mtMu.v
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1448)
.
.
.
Monday/October 5, 1959
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
OCTOBER
STOCK
Last
3
Sales
Week's
Range
Shares
Low
Par
•
for Week
of Price*
Sale Price
East
o.
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
American
Agricultural Chemical
American
Motors
Bow
•
—5
Cdrp
Sugar
Tel
Tel
Anaconda
&
Company
16
29%
Sep
79%
5,253
74%
Sep
89 Va
60%
135
59
%
123
100
25
58%
58%
Inc
—5
Co
&
Copper Rahge Co
Eastern
4%%
—
& Fuel Assoc
Gas
.
H
58%
A
Sep
12,997
42
18
Mass
St
Ry
W)
90
10
Feb
33%
25
245
37%
/
High
121%
Jan
107% Aug
Jan
97% July
25
71%
59%
59%
43% Mar
Mar
89
90
'
14912 July
.
A
—
75
54
May
$1,000
57
Feb
60
Sep
We
Transit
4%s_
—1998
>
Sep
60
60
62% Sep
indebted to the firm of W. E. IIUTTON & CO for the transmission
are
of these Cincinnati prices.
1
-
27% July
120
48%
49%
47%
Sep
64%
V21%
22%
180
201/4
Sep
32% Mar
26%
27 V4.
381
25%
Sep
30
77%
Sep
—
78*
.
__
•78
.
75c
common.. .100
Co
Cincinnati
Apr
65% Mar
Sep
Jan
'
Eastern
(F
37 %
99% 101%
37%
101%
—12.60
Electric
Low
57*
140% 140%
BONDS
Sep
129
117
—
—
.100
preferred—
cum
—5
common —10
140%
."16.66%
Steel—
Westinghouse
Apr
24 %
24%
—
'
10
.
•
Shoe
Wool worth
Sep
74%
Sep
Jan
122
785
59%
;»2
Service
58%
4Q \
123
,
Heel a
&
,
Cities
S
_
43% May
'
Calumet
62%
Feb
3,524
78%.
79%
-50
1
Boston & Albany RR
Boston Edison Co
26
62 %
30%
S
U
High
36% May
Sep
30%
33 Va
,
30%
U
56%
60'A
Refining common—25
American
Low
50
30%
Union * Carbide
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
30%
American
for Week
Range
Range Since Jan. 1
High
'
STOCKS
Sales^
Week'*
Friday
Boston Stock Exchange
Friday
2
75c
100.
.
Jan
33 7/e
Feb
.
--
Detroit Stock
Jan
85
..
,%' Jan
Jun
1%
Exchange
>
'
5'/<
preferred adj.
cum
First
National
Ford
Motor
.100
-
"
•
Inc
Stores
6 '/e
Jan
6IV4
62
174
60%
80%
83%
404
50%
Feb
76%
79%
1,449
74
July
81 Ve
Jan/
Sep
I~5
85
•'
Electric
—.5
Co
Gillette Company
79
Island Creek
54%
56%
347
35 Va
1
—
Coal
Co
Keanecott
Copper
Lone Star
Cement
Central
Narragansett
National
•
Corp
5%
Rac
35 Ve
20
93%
264
4
91%
270
10
Companies
—
—
109.
_
%
20
44% Mar
56%
44
Jan
20%
38%
Jan
Jan
115
6c
Jan
19 %
120
Sep
Jan
169
37%
Oct
New
Haven
Hartford
&
RR—
Mathieson
Chemical
38%
Sep
10%
Quincy
Stone
"49%
48
42%
Feb
58
17%
1,460
15%
Apr
19%
3
23%
Jan
31 Va
May
20
_•
27%
6%
_
Torrington Co.—
United
Fruit
Shoe
S
Co
Machine
Rubber
27%
40
27%
56 %
_
56%
32 Ve .Jan
370
Corp.
27:
.140
53%
July
Sep
33%
I:,
,
Corp
Jan
64%
General
C-oebel
43V4
Sep
33%
Aug.
Mar
29%
30%
760
28%
Jan "
27%
29%
2,994
25%
Sep
45
58% Aug
-
Great
-
53%
Ball
54%
441
45%
Jan
59%
184
46%
Jan
69
Aug
Leonard
28%
62
28%
Sep
38
Feb
Masco
88%
91%
Cincinnati Stock
305
70%
^eb
97% July
Last
--20
Laundry ——
8
f.
Burger Brewing 'Co
Carey Mfg ——fl*—.__J*— -—Z-I10
Champion Paper
Cincinnati
Milling ——
Telephone
Cincinnati
Shares
Cincinnati
Low
Uni,on
33
32%
Jan
42 Vb
36 %
65
27 Ve
Jan
40
19%
31
15-v
Jan
37%
37%
4
37%
Oct
39%
40%
155
37%
Jun
50%
Gibson
Art
Co
31%
33%
326
31%
Sep
37 %
40
40
,.20
38%
Sep
147%
-
Procter
91%
92'%
278
90 Va
Jun
51%
51%
72
12%
Jan
52%
50%
52%
102
44
Jan
56% July
60
Jan
75
May
Aug
18 y2
Mai
16 %
8%
65%
66%
309
17%
3
30
31 VB
866
27 V4
Jun
2
34%
83%
81%
84
402
73%
Jan
89% Mar
preferred-
100
180
1
Unlisted
33%
190
33"
17 V»
2
33%
190
35
Mar
27%
Jan
195
Aug
Apr
38%
Feb
American
Cyanamid
Telephone &
New
30
42%
58%
25
35
57%.
58%
$33 %
151
Jan
33%
41%
Apr
Feb
65
Apr
50%
47
Bethlehem
&
Chrysler
Acme
Curtiss
Wright
Admiral
Akron
Jan
Aluminum
19%
Jan
American
10%'
Jan
25% May
17% May
20%
75
20%
44%.
57%
20"%
30
13 %
195
44%
Sep
75
55
67%
15
63
63%
65
20%
20%
179
51%
51%
72
-51%
29%
1
50
57%
30%
67 %
51 %
44%
36
30%
10
5
...
DuPont
5
—
Federated Dept Stores
30%
70
27%
5P'
41% Feb
49% May
29% Sep
89 %
Apr
% July
,
I,
50 % July
58% July
44%
Jan
Dynamics
General
Electric
General
1
5
Motors
International
:
Harvester
52
51%
%,.
52
81
83%
249
(P)—__
Monsanto
Corp
...
Montgomery Ward
National
Cash
National
83%
64
—
National
Arkansas
Jan
Armco
Feb
39%
Apr
50%
75 Va
50
18
Jun
Jan
203
Feb
60%
Jan
.91% July
272 %
Aug
New
York
:
:
130
II
50%
Jan
85
45%
46%
24
Sep
45
Sep
79%
66%
Jan
77%
79%
116
74 Vt
Sep
55
84%
53%
Apr
56%
736
50%
50%
33%
34 Va
58% July
39%
57
90
Jan
41
41%
50
28% Feb
37% Jan
50%
55
39
Jan
July
45% May
48
July
56%'Jply
5
40%
Jan
60%
152
56 y4
Sep
53% Aug
79% Jan
52
10
48
Feb
54
29%
29%
20
Oil
_
Standard
29%
112% 114
30%
Oil
Indiana
II I
16%
29
56
105%
65
Jun
Feb
26% Mar
86
Jun
Tel
&
(N J)
"
For footnotes
Anaconda
Company
43%
676
36%
35%
200
30 %
Jan
38%
11 %
800
9%
Jan
16Va Mar
18'/2
16%
19%
15,892
Jun
19%
Sep
t—''-/.
13%
13%
115
14%
Jun
2". 4
2%
220
2%
*
43% July
Feb
10
11
Jan
2%
Jun
534 Mar
Oct
Armour
Co
&
Oil
Associates
Investment
5%
Baldwin-Llma-Hamilton
Bastian
1_.
Blessing Co
Bearings
Belden
Inc
15
600
12%
4 700
58
Feb
45%
13%
Apr
Apr
5334
Aug
11%
300
36%
2,300
26%
Feb
3334
35V8
2,300
26%
Apr
109% 109'/a
26
100
77%
ay
26
■
26%
9 Va
14
Jan
247/
-
May
38%
Sep
July
39 %
114% July
33%
Jan
20%
1,300
July
Jan
10
100
9
7% May
17
Feb
10%
11%
—
Apr
Bendix
Aviation
Benguet
Steel
100
Feb
30% July
43%
*2,400
42
Apr
50%
58 Va
1,200
46%
Feb
605a
10.500
25%
Feb
14%
700
13%
Sep
18%
Apr
69%
800
63%
Jun
72 Va
July
Corp
91%
Jun
1,100
37 %
Jan
53% July
Sep
74
75
100
6OV4'
600
59 Va47 Va
400
.
65% Mar
23
May
300
19
Jan
3,500
26%
9%
67
9%
23%
23%
40
1
27%
25%
*
100
-
Jan
3%
Jan
Sep
1%
Feb
5,006
32% July
11%
Jan
66%
1,400
Oct
Feb
17% May
62 %
IV2
83%
1012 Mar
30
57%
8
July
53
100
-
5
32%
25% May
Oct
14
150
80
36%
400
-
Mar
68% July
Jan
7
—
-
Jan
Sep
10%
^900
Apr
Sep
-39 %
_50c
PI
Sep
89
107
Sep
9%
7
15V4
Sep
23
,123%
.-i__13
Jan
1.800
-
23%^
10
Ve Sep
20C
'
1
(Un)
Sep
7,100
27 %
3
(Un)
62%
79
10
!
Inc
Jan
64% July
>
44Vs
*
-4
...
Corp
Consolidated
Bethlehem
27%
'•
10
....
Jan
49% May
Apr
Apr
Jan
18% July
79
4%
Sep
Aug
41V2 July
88% May
2
Mar
58% July
34 % Mar
131% Aug
31% July
Binks
Manufacturing
Boeing
Booth
Co.
1
Borg-Warner
Corp
Canadian
53
54
Export Gas Ltd.
311
53
Sep
67%
Feb
Canadian
Pacific
41%
41%
10
41
Sep
52%
Jan
Carrier Corn
21%
22%
205
21%
Feb
28
Va May
68
151
63 Va
Jan
75
Aug
Celanese
41%
43
70
Corp
41%
Sep
52
Apr
Centlivre
Brewing
47 %
Oct
59%
Jan
Central
51
Sep
64%
Jan
Champlln Oil & Refining
Jan
19%
Sep
Foote
Aug
Works
4 % 7?
$3
Jan
28%
Aug
42%
700
38 %
Feb
47%
Aug
2
Hecla
5
Inc
South
convertible
30%
2%
50
41
*
4-%
—_50c
Corp
...
28 V* July
1,000
29 %
Sep
45% Mar
10O
20%
Jan
24%
Jan
27 Y* July
..
18-%
600
Jan
Sep
3%
200
26%
35 Ye
Sep
Sep
48%
Jan
100
37 %
Sep
46
Jan
25 V8'
Sep
34% July
3%
Jan
6 Va Mar
2
2,900
800
-
1
-
Jan
32% Mar
59%
1
25
31% July
100
55%
Sep
66
20%
5
common
preferred
3% Mar
Jan
Jan
800
10
—
Jan
14%
300
26!'3
25 !
Corp—
West
24%
...30c
America (Un)
2
19%
...
5
(Un),
300
1,100
1.000
..12.50
common
of
27%
1
Corfj
preferred _J
&
46%
Jan
i—20c
(Un)
Burroughs Corp (Un)
&
Sep
20%
5
Industries
Burton-Dixie
Calumet
45 Va
Gear
Company
Burlington
Aug
Jan
30
"550
5
—
5
Apr
80% Sep
57% Aug
Budd
39%
27
900
...
..5
Corp
41 %
47%
Brad
550
30%
5
Airplane
Fisheries
40
9%
Jan
35Va-
.10
!
....
—
5
11
Aug
5
10
Manufacturing Co...
50
625
6%
800
5
(Un)
75%
1,240
17
600
.,""58-"
11%
,
.1,000
7%
'6%
1434
11%
.
12%
25
—
55%
19%
-
.7Va
6V5»
;
-s..-"-.,
l-f
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
75%
52%
29% May
:5
(Un)_-___5
Corp.———
Atlantic Refining Co_+
Avco Corporation
55%
49%
Sep
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H
16%
20
1
12.50
non-cumulative preferred.
Athey
Jan
51%
19%
19%
35%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
^
Aug
47 %
84 V4 Apr
3438 July
-34%
;
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20%
18%
Jan
20%
52% Mar
.
Feb
26%
32%
33
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22%
600
33Ve
5
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Sep
35% May
High
65%
8
(111)
&
Jan
95
Low
63%
31 %
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15%
Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
High
65%
50
42%
67% May.
48 Va Jun
Shares
23%
—10
26 %
36
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
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60
transactions only
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258
36%
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of .,the
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page
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2%
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43
15
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1
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3%
50c
(Un)
31%
5
Schenley Industries
Oil
44% Mar
40
50%
10
;
3%
1
1 40
Tobacco
3%
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5
Steel
Reynolds
3%
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Republic
Standard
July
52
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70
57%
10
——
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-
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Sinclair
82%
5
Central
Phillips Petroleum
Oil
Feb
50%
5
Pennsylvania RR
Pure
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•
Lead
Jan
150
5
America
Viscose
24% Mar
5
Distillers
National
2%
Sale Price
I__
of
Tel
American
59%
5
Register.
1%
170
600
.
Manufacturing
American Tobacco
Sep
Sep
30
——™*
Dairy
•1 Vb
1%
3%
10
Steel
Feb
74% July
72% July
64%
2
—
Aug
14%
"
Last
'
common
American
19%
~
%
—10
-
Chemical
July
35
1%
«
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(Un)
Cgn Co (Un)_.
Cyanamid Co (Un)
American
50%
186
249% 253%
64%
*
—
International Tel & Tel
Lorillard
;—1%
31
3%
compilation
-
Motors <Corp
Rad & Stand
Sep
82 %
General
Jan
Jan
14%
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Paramount
American
65%
'
—2.50
T.—
Aug
25
32
3%
1
Co
American
8
Chemical
37%
Feb
29
660
475
.
Broadcasting
Ashland
Dow
37
Jan
July
July
7
3^9
30
32%
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32 %
:
Feb
37
—.
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80
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.
Feb
2%
29 %
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Co
Brass
Jun
2
Day ton Power 61 Light
4..-
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Corp
23%
—.
4%
Sep
1% July
__
3
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Advance Ross Electronics Corp..
Investment & Discounts—
65 % Mar
1
Sep
2 %
223
32 %
1
Aid
28
System
2%
530
1%
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Co
Laboratories
Steel
43
—25
Gas
100
2%
—
10
Par
746
Products Co
Jan
2%
25%
..10
STOCKS
31%
100
Corp
Columbia
Corn
851b Sep
28% July
58% July
Feb
Mar
*
-
76%
— —.
Sep
July
1%
Friday
79%
Ohio
&
25%
\49
2%,
2%
.1%
Midwest Stock
76
Steel
Airplane
Boeing
Chesapeake
51%
2,.50
A
30
*
1,144°
-
2%
.
American
1
83%
1
Corporation
78%
12%
Baltimore & Ohio
Oct
82%
16% July
13% May
47% Mar
Jan
38%
.
common
Corporation
American
79%
1
15%
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r_10
5
i;
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Oil—.
5,154
39
18%
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Standard
..10
—
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Ashland
26%
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Steel
Armco
Armour
25%
42%
10
—
_
26%
12
American
;
1
-—
25%
38%
45
Paper Corp
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing
Can
24
38%
2,202
Allied
Stock*
Airlines
American
Sep
72% May
Jan
25%
1
Aluminium Ltd
American
Jun
5,353
July
65%
Rapid
41 %
26%
100% Mar
30%
Gamble
&
Sep
51%
56 %
.
5
_
Sep
10%
54
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17%
—...
12%
350
5,619
1
Jun
—
Kroger
2,391
11
24%
Bearing
Metal
Jan
-i 52 %
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749
13%
26%
.
Aug
July
91 %
10
63%
43%
Feb
33%
.
51V4
Picher
44% Mar
54%
Chemical
Products
Davis
Abbott
Eagle
"29 % Sep
20 —
37%
Stockyards
3,039
High
37%
19%
—50
31%
May
12%
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
37%
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...
31% July
8V2
for Week
High
36 %
-8.50
19% Mar
——1.66%
—
Refineries
Screw
Udylite
39%
Gas
790
1
&
&
Clemens
Mt
Vinco
Range
Piano
Cincinnati
35
365
42%
Studebaker-Packard
Sales
of Prices
Low
American
Baldwin
Jan
120
11%
28
43%
Rudy Manufacturing
Exchange
Week's
Sale Price
22
27.%
13
13 %
5
Corp
Manufacturing
Kresge Co (S S)
Lansing Stamping
Parke
Par
Aug
1
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591
Friday
24'a
3
—
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Brewing
Rockwell
STOCKS
Feb
20
Trailer
Lakes Oil
28%
2114
' *
1
Hoskins
—
Mar
16%
10%
10
—
Motors
Graham
Apr
28%
5
3.
62%
30%
25
...
Motors
Motor
Fruehauf
32% Mar
;
42%
..25
Co—
,
Ford
29%.
Smelting Refin & Mining Co„__50
Westinghouse Electric. Corp
12.50
Jan
30%
5
5
Detroit Steel Corp
Ex-Cell-O Corporation
50 Ve July
41%
S
Jan
2%
11%
27%
>
—
23%
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27
5
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450
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.
852
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26%
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Association
Webster
&
&
17%
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Stop
——!
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Rexall
&
Company
Continental
Jan
6%
48%
-
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—
Aluminum
Low
14
2%
24
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13%
—
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Consolidated Paper
Sep
16 Ve
5
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—
Briggs Manufacturing
Chrysler
Jan
'
Clin
Pennsylvania RR Co.
Rubber
Low
13%
1
—
Burroughs, Corporation
July
6%
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—
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of Price*
—
1
—
for Week
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Feb
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'
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;
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Jan
21%
203
Jan
Bohn
-
.
Stores
Electric
Baldwin
Feb
14%
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Allen
Aug
12%
388
37 %
37
98 V»
2,376
192 %
Sep
Sep
Sep
117%
28%
100
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35 Va
300
184%
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Oct
60
Apr
Apr
July
Volume
190
Number 5887
.
.
The Commercial
.
«?id? Financial Chronicle
(1449)
37
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
"
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
P»!
Chemetron Corp
Low
1
Cnrysler
Corp
300
69
600
27'-a
,,'25%
27%.
31
31 i
15%
16
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64
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1,500
55%
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94%
100
94%
Oct
99%
22%
22%
300
22%
Oct
28
*
55%
55%
5
27% '
27% ' 28%
10
48%
48*2
49
1
10%
10*2
11%
300
5
28%
27
28%
4,500
56
500
52% May
.
America
(new)
25
Crucible Steel Co of
25
—
53
30%
29%
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America.^
Cudaby Packing Co —L
57%
13%
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Detroit
A
2
'
500
Oct
Feb
25%'May
32%
13%
.400
10%
Jun
17% Mar
1,100
27%
Jan
39%
35
4C0
30
;.
Jan
35
Oct
56%
850
47%
Jan
67
43%
43%
July
43%
400
42
30%
29 3
Laboratories Inc (Allan B
1
2§5
7 %
Pfizer
1,000
"
6%
Feb
9% May
Feb
275% Aug
1
Eastman
Paso
Elder
Kodak
Co
(Uni
—
34%
-7.50
Manufacturing ,_____u,—
Radio & Phonograph (Unj__5
_
35'4
86
87 '4
'1,300
29 */4
29%
950
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34%
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29*4
10
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12*2
100
.
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Eric-
Ra-ilroad
Co
Brewing
Firstamerica
Ford
Motor
Dairies
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Trailer
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D
Inc__,
Skogmo
—
Apr
July
39
Sep
Jan "
12'%
-
Oct-
26'% May,
15*4 July
11'4 Jun
1,900
200
25*4
26 *%
2,509
20'%
Jan
81
80%
83*2
2,900
50%
Feb
19%'
19%
19%
1
26%
24 3 «
26%
9
%
7
Jan
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10 Ya
31
July
28 Ve
Sep
Sep
85 '4
>
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500
19'% July
21%
Jan
900
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9*2
18'%
Jan
2 8'4
July
9*2
Oct
14%
Feb
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24
60
distribution__2
ex
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24
60*4
8%
1
3
24
150
51'%
Feb
7%
Feb
1,700
'4
24
Sep
1,009
9
3%
3%
1,000
(Un)
150
17
Jan
311/2
5,300
25%
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48 */4
49 79
1,800
47
1,100
28 Va
30*/2
31
18
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of
2'%
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48
49*4
500
42
92*4
94
400
82*4
61%
64
300
237 a
16%
1.5
1678
Revlon
Rexall Drug &
Sep
66'4 July
10% Mar
Chemical
Reynolds
Metals
Reynolds
(R
Richman
Brothers
Apr
20 Ys
Jan
31%
31
31%
63% Aug
500
26 Ys
Jan
33*/sc
34 */8
33%
347/s
3,500
31*%
33% Aug
43% May
57 74
Raisin
Rockwell
Jun
St
Louis National
15*2 July
9*4 Jan
St
Louts
Feb
St
Sep
66%
3*4
74%
Feb
84%
Apr
Feb
98 %
Aug
Jan
Jan
Public
Regis
Sangamo
Telephone &
General
Tire
Gillette
(The)
Glen
Alden
Glidden
Goldblatt
Tire
Granite
Gulf
Oil
700
44 % Mar
81 % May
1.000
44% Mar
56%
2,100
16% May
10
—
42%
8
Rubber
Co_
&:
•
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5T
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1
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RR
—
1
International Tel
Interstate
Johnson
Kaiser
&
Laugauh
Aluminum
Kansas
Power
&
&
73
Mar
56'VMav
40%
'
Jan
Jan
>
Sep
46%
400
.17%
900
.11%
Jun
24 Ya May
;
Jan
105
3% •:
800
Sep
4 %
16%
1,500
7%
32*2
24
12'4
200
12% May
126-'4
3'%
Jan
Class
42%
50%;
30
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400
34'%
33%
33-3
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•
Sep
May"
54% July
Jan
54%
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39%. Jan"
-
28 '/♦
113
100
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New
34%
common
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Standard
1
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30%
42%
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33%
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common
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Lincoln
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-
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-
66
Feb
48
Jun
30'%
31%
1,850
24%
Jan
17'%
17%
3,200
13%
Apr
18
3434
34%
34%
400
29*4
Jan
417/4
41%
800
40% July
38% July
50 Yb Jan
Oil
N
J
New
Apr
57
July
35% Apr
Jan
11%
'
—
Equipment
1
6
60%
37%
Martin
Mfg__—_•
4
Field
(The)
Co
&
Co
Jan
7% July
Jan
81% July
Feb
Jan
Jan
2:,«
400
2%
Sen
59
25*4
64% July
Oct
Jan
lfi%c
Chapman & Scott (Un)
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Blanke
Mickelberry's
Food
32% Mar
117
Feb
3% May
31%
Sep
11
Sep
13%
Jan
559
Products
Manufacturing
16
Aug
23%
Jan
Feb
11% Mar
6%
Monroe
Chemical
Monsanto Chemical
1
(Philip)
&
50c
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Vernon
—
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50%
52
•
5
>
—
3
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28 3
32%
Jan
32%
Jan
62% May
62% May
26%
Sep
36%
Feb
89% May
22 y* Feb
78*2
1.000
18*8
100
85
70%
600
1334
21*2
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19
43
Jan
Jan
Sep
17
Feb
Jan
23
Mar
800
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18
13%
20%
15%
Jan
20
Mar
600
50
3%
Jan
3,650
30 "2
78
59
100
33
4
46% May
300
44%
Jun
•
I
50% May
83a
1,700
7Vs
Jan
9
Mar
14134 148%
700
113%
Jan
151
Apr
Aircraft
Tennessee
Texaco
Texas
105
Textron
Inc
Edison
Co
—.
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Ex-distribution
Wcrlcl
Tri
Radio
Continental Corp
20th
preferred
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footnotes
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see
page
44.
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6,800
42'%
2,100
38
713i
71%
41'%
La Salle St
Carbide
Co
67%
Apr
Sep
52 Ya
Jan
34
Feb
41*4
72%
4,300
64
Jan
74%
Jun
41'%
100
40%
Feb
46 Ya
May
Feb
28 Va May
..
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Uhion
Pacific
of
California——.
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Aircraft
Air
Corp
United
Fruit
United
States
U
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23%
3,100
53'%
7,800
23
Jan
55 %
200
35%
Sep
33'4
200
27%
Jun
67%
36— Sep
36% Aug
62'%
21%
(Del)
67%
100
Jan
74
13%
13'%
200
13%
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21'% Mar
49%
800
48*4
61%
Jan
41 %
Sep
41%
42%
4,000
41
Sep
52'%
4778
477%
Apr
49%
7,600
47 7%
Oct
59*4
51'%
50%
52*4
400
50%
Sep
64
Jan
15
15%
500
12%
Jan
17*%
55%
55%
Aug
55
34
2,000
43'%
Jan
19
59*4 July
19% Sep
18'%
16 %
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7%
62,800
9%
Jun
13'%
14'%
13,500
9'%
57
57 34
2,000
52%
Aug
Apr
66'%
28%
28%
200
26'%
237a
Sep
23%
24
38*4 May
800
23%
29
44%
Sep
43'%
44'%
500
35
Jan
47% Aug
1178
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11%
3,400
11'4
Sep
5
14'%
—5
Gypsum
Co
(Un)
32
1,000
30%
Sep
38'%
Jan
75
78%
3,000
74%
Jun
87%
28%
29'%
400
27%
Jun
35 Va
24
Aug
Apr
23 %
Jan
1,700
40%
Feb
1G0
55%
Jun
300
58y2
Jan
3
200
2%
Aug
7%
200
5%
Jan
19%
Jan
200
52%
Oct
150
23%
Jan
31%
16%
4,900
15%
Jan
587a
58%
300
54'4
Sep
17'% May
70
Feb
30 7
-
-
30'%
31
800
23 V*
Jun
34 Ya
Sep
19'%
20 >■
500.
17
Feb
24 Ys
Jun
8 7%
2
20--
38 7a
31
-
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4,800
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56% July
53 ys Sep
65Y4
Jan
141
Inc
Motor
Co
700
Sep
42%
31
300
30'4
Sep
43%
Apr
110
71'%
Jan
77
Apr
200
120%
31%
1,700
30%
iV
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3,109
42
44'%
500
30'%
31'%
1,000
38'%
38
39
4,500
42
8
40'%
Wisconsin
Public
(F
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(Un)—
World
Publishing Co
Wrigley (Wm) jr. Co
150% July
35 Y2 Mar
»
Jun
8e£
Ys
42
-53 Va July
Jan
44% July
38*4
900
8
2,000
8
Oct
1,900
25
Sep
97%
1,100
89
Sep
118*%
Apr
60*4
6,000
46*%
Jan
68 Yb
July
104'4
3,200
88%
Feb
108'%
19'4
20'%
1,500
19
Sep
25
Aug
46
46
45*4
Sep
Sep
55
May
30%
Jan
71
Feb
43% July
97% July
2 8'4
29%
97
97%
60*4
59
101%
101
11%
'
11
11%
100
1,900
—2%
38'%
38'%
38%
400
_12.50
91
89 %
91%
1,600
31%
4,600
31%
31%
30%
10%
28%
9% May
45
56
100
210
76 Y4
34'%
32%
35
10
36%
36'%
36%
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25%
25%
26
52
52'%
150
53%
59%
59
59%
400
43
83'4
83'4
100
83 Y»
10
Mar
Machine
Co—
20
Youngstown
Sheet &
Corp
Tube-
137
Zenith
Radio
95'%.
19'4
:
Aug
39 Ys July
41% Mar
77'%
Mar
19*4 May
Sep
56
77'%
Yates-Amer
4
Feb
65% Mar
59% July
80
Apr
May
28
Jan
35
300
35 Ya
Sep
40%
Jan
500
23 Y2
Jun
27%
Jan
2,100
60 Ys
Jan
Oct
Oct
Sep
52%
Aug
;
Sep
91%
July,
128 y8 July
11% May
Sep
Sep
Sep
37*4 Sep
30
83'4
(Un)
Service
Co
A
Feb
42
8
•
5
Feb
'
1
Electric Power
Woolworth
141
31'%
-1
—
12'% July
76
31*/s
1
Union Telegraph
Westinghousfe Electric Corp
Whirlpool Corp
37'%
Sep
38*4
141
31 Va
1
Western
Jan
May
31
10
j.
4%
29% July
70
76
—5
Jan
39
2,000
54'4
28%
16%
16%
24%
52 7/»
28'%
16%
Corp
15V. July
30%
29 7/8
8%
4
Jan
Jan
3178
1
—
Sep
75
10
(Un)„_:
5*/2
1,500
Jan
13%
5
Universal Oil Products Co
White
Aug
57%
10
(Un)
Co
Walgreen Co
Webcor
Aug
48
7's
25
:
Corp
Lines
Rubber
Steel
Sep
36
48
10
—10
Feb
.
Sep
40'%
400
22
——-
Union
U 8
May
32%
7
•
(Un)
—
3%
7%
12
35%
*
Corp
Electric
United
Sep
*
50'4
1
(Un)
Corp
Union
Rights
Feb
May
-•
22
1
(Un)_
Century-Fox F'ilm
208 So
Wisconsin
3'
35
53%
—1
Aug
Co—
Company
—
Corp.-
22%
.
52'%
54%
2
Airlines
Feb
57*2
Feb
(Un)—
—.——
Trans
41%
52
8%
1
Sep
106
12
37%
5
Company
Jan
57%
49%
Feb
41
50c
Tool Co_.
Power
16%
50%
Jan
8'%
38
5
32%
105
39%
600
41
—25
Transmission
800
^
convertible
Co
Inc
Gas
200
100
2,400
10
45% Aug
75
July
1
Transmission
33 34
3%.
Jan
10
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Corp
Gas
20 "4
5038
23%
5
Co
33 V2
50
200
49'%
400
Wieboldt Stores Inc $4.25 pfd
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
3*2
26'%
48%
25
Corp
20*8
33%
*
Motorola Inc
Mount
142%
*
(Un)
Co
8%
•
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morris
19
49*2
10
Co__
43%
26'%
1
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
Swift & Company
United
500
1.3%
;l
Co
43%
18
1Q
Minneapolis Brewing Ce
Minnesota Min & Mfg (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel.
49 '
Jan
;.
4% Mar
1,400
21*1
4
Utilities.,!
Modine
,78%
*
Middle
South
30%
12.50
Co
43
38
—•
(Un)
Merritt
Meyer
43%
1
Medusa Portland .Cement
Merck
49
_*
Jun
53%
1
United
Marquette Cement
Marshall
Jan
35'%
575
•
3%
200
35%
200
5
28%
7*8
400
40%
49 'a
5
Corp
Sundstrand
Temco
Mar
54*4 July
50% Apr
65'%
10'4
Thor
91%
7%
55
11% May
Jan
39'%
10
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
200
%.
Sep
9 Va Mar
43
Feb
64'%
53
Jan
650
17
47*4
57% Aug
34% May
40
I
Corp
Jan
64 */2
i
53
Aug
2,600
II
39*4
36%
4%
16*2
350
132 Va
93%
11
2,200
Jan
4
31
11'4
51%
10
—
(Ohio)
i
w
20
10%
51%
25
Studebaker-Packard Corp (Un)
Sunbeam
47'4
11
51%
39 */4
6.25
(Un)
Railway
Stewart-Warner
•41
31
20
300
135
137
1,100
117
Jan
141
Sep
95
97
500
88
Sep
135
Jun
12%
Jan/
<
Aug
63*4 July
50% July
120
July
200
1
Standard
Co
81
300
__°
California
Oil
Apr
Feb
43%
250
5
(Un)
Dredging Corp
Standard
Sep
66%
47
55%
-II" 1
Indiana
Toledo
31
Jan
70% July
73% Apr
42'%
106
*
Inc
Union
Loath
300
Apr
54 Yt
107%
2
of
Trane
30%
2,000
58'%
Aug
48%
•
55'%
50c
of
19% Mar
30*2
\
Feb
76%
Aug
71'%
31
•
Service
Oil
45% May
9 '*4
43%
700
15
Oil
Feb
1.600
400
47%
42*4
106
1
(Un»
Standard
Jun
60%
Sep
59%
July
55%
May
2*8
92
^j__*
Co„
—
58%
45%
58
1
(Un)
Transamerica
59
Oct
100
5
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28%
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Co
17%
900
36'%
46*%<
21
23
J-v;;:48% Feb
Jan
.
5
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Public
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400
7%
%
class
(Un)
Pacific
Standard
1.000
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Co
—
Southern Co
34%
78 %
33-%c.
>
Pen
Corp
Mobil Oil (Un)
Trav-ler
(Un>
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Southern
18%
18 3 8
587%
500
70% Mar
36'% May
52'% Mar
Jan
767/8
39
400
126'% 128 %
'126%.
55
Jan
*
1,100
•
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Sep
28% May
43%
,
200
51
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Jan
31%
1,700
42
Sep
44%
3,200
■
8% July
33'4
23%
100
76%
50
Sep
75%
76*4
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Sinclair
6V4 Mar
Jan
Jah
4634
Apr
26'% Mar
Jan
5'4
24%
400
%;
15%
Jail
400
74%
4
Jan
3,800
v,
43 %
•50%'
.10
Chemical
Corp < Un
55
July
Sep'
6%
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Light
Kennecott Copi>er
Knapp Monarch
Kronp Forge Co
Shinkle
78
24*4
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Steel
250
46 3
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Stephens
&
junos
Power
74%
49
13'% .",13%
21 '4
21*4
42 %'
(Un)
Jan
76%
w-_*
Tel
&
25
50
Intefiake Steamship Co_
Chemical:^ 5
International Paper < Un );_
-7,50
International Shoe Col
Jan
59'%
(W
Standard
24%
I
International Harvester
International Mineral &
20*4
31%
_•
—„
1,000
10
'____*
1
Products Co_
%
1,000
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,
Bheaffer
July
12%
21%
3%-
•
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j._10
150
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13%
3
ribnois Brick Co
Jan
12%
113% '
—_1
—
Jan
-20%
100
-
45
._—3
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel Inc common
11%
20
37'%
41
55%
—1.40
Roebuck & Cd
Southwestern
119%
50
65%
36 */8
46'%
10
21%
Sep
250
57%
.
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Steel.; Co
%
____3
———25
42%
200
24
Apr
50
13
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Corp
29 Va July
49% Jan
49
74
1
(Un
18
126% 126%
23%
12.50
100
Sep
74
126%
i.__•
Co
42%
16
1—5
____-—
Central
Aug
67
24%
Werner Corp
Howard Industries ,Inc_—
Inland
_79
Bears
Sep
56 "2
Co___
Coro
Indiana Steel
25'%
4
Hem
Illinois
Jun
23%
&
(G)
64'4
64%,
Corp
Heileman
Sep
'i,3po
55 3
H»
Co
23%
69 3 8
24%
Great Lakes Dredge
Greyhound
300
69
67
Stores—
Grieseuieck
Sep
25 %
55%
City Steel
Drug
Gray
58 34 July
43% May
1
(Un>
(W
36%
25*4
69%
83 %c
2
Ero Tiers
Goodyear
Mar
ex-digtribution___—1
Co
Corp
Co
Gossard
Rubber—
&
45
25 '4'
Corp_-10
Jan
'15'%
47'4
class
'
Electronics
8*4
18
-
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Service
Paper Co
Electric Co
Schwitzer
Utnl
100
14%
20
.,A2%..-42%--
36%
Schering Com
300
Oct
56%
;_20 g
Schenley Industries (Un)
74%
49 *4
42*4
Stockyards
800
40
1,600
14%
2.50
Royal Dutch Petroleum. Co
1,800
40%
Sep
Sep
Sep
•
5
95%
1
217/8
20
5
Corp
79%
/_—5
500
42*4-44
5
Standard
95*%
Utilities
25
42%-.
....
Paper
77
Public
10O
24
42*/4
-*
•
79 %
General
57%
24
12.50
Cor
Foods
General
Jan
15y2
50
5
General
10%
5.200
Oct
Aug
600
1
7%
56%
Jun
16%
17%
(Un)
44'%
'-53%
22
Feb
58
Co
600
55%
17 Va
Sep
1674
Tobacco
J)
1,000
1.66%
1,400
Feb
14'%
12%
,
57%
1
%
—
Apr
Feb
48% Aug
17% Aug
17'/4
Inc
46%
Motors Corp
Portland Cement-
Apr*
35 Ys
58
Corp of America (tJn)________
Raytheon Company
__5
Republic Steel Corp (Un)—
10
46
General
65%
v
14*4
100
1
102*4 Aug
Jun
147/8
100
2,300
58% July
Feb
22% Sep
38% Mar
'
Feb
46% May
30% May
Feb
59
100
167/8
65
Sep
26*4 Sep
400
16%
21% May
36%
9,500
16%
jl5
15 Va
V''
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44,
163'8
5
46
—5
24%
43*4
437 a
50
Quaker Oats Co
1
1
3s
65%
2
.
Apr
Jun
100
'•
Jan
—25
_T_
5
Corp
16%
26*4
>
Dynamics (Uni
Electric Co
404
Jan
58*4
700
700
64
Indiana
(The
(Un)__
Candy Corp
8
600
60*/2
»
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Contract
15*2
Aug
371/2
1"!
General
8
Apr
35
35'%
July
36%
«
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(Un)
General
15*4
25%
29
59%
3
General
Finance,
1,800
48%
92 */4
5
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Corp
Co
500
2
(The)—
Service
Oil
23%
54'4 Mar
56% May
33y3c
Pulman-Company
Pure
23
32% May
Sep
22%
20(1
2
Corp (Un)
.-Phillips Petroleum Co
Public
50%;
(Un)___1
A___
(Charles) & Co (Un)
Dodge Corp (Un)
Process
49%
Oct
42% May
18% Mar
Sep
47% Sep
26 *4
25
Co
Co
29%
-
60%
•
class
General
.»
17
30%
Jan
Mar
Radio
8 '/a
29%
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Bancs..ares
Box
12%
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a
Transportation_2.50
General
General
77
28
Co
Pepsi-Cola
River
Inc
American
97 '4
—
Jun
Ya
10
General
11'%
300
2
Co
Corporation
Gamble
45'%
Apr
26%
5
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Sep
28%"Sep ^
200
14%
7%
28%
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Co
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33%
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Fall-banks Whitney Corp common
Falstaff
1,300.%
15
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B—__J
Potter
El
Apr
36 7
•
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Philco
203%
.
32 Va
18
6.25
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light & Coke
2(00
1.2C
8
251% 255
Corp
Patterson-Sargent Co
Peabody Coal Co common
Phelps
8
5
Chemical
&
Pen
Class
92 % July
1,000
Jun
900
30*2
•
Jan
83 7 u
35%
33 5 8
7.50
American World
Airways
74%
900
>
j
•___•
;
Parke-Davis & Co
47% Mar
'
Common
Pan
Gas
Parker
;. Jun
24% Jan
30*2
52
33%
Sep
23 '/a
/
12
(Un)__
Olin-Mathieson
Apr
34%
31
29%
1
Natural Gas__—
Pacific
5.7*2
32%
50%
3.33
Owens-Illinois Glass
31*2
79 Va.
Co
33 Va July
Jan
Feb
17
5
Ohio Edison Co
50% Aug
13% Apr
35%
26*4
800
Co—
Bancorporation
Jan
10%' Sep
25% Sep
13
3,900
10
Manufacturing Co—
Oil
Aug
Oct
32%
34%
31'%
_5
—
(Un)
26
700
Jan
55%
83%
Oak
Co
Power
29%
56-
—5
—
Northwest
132
;
1
28%
33%
;. —5
Ry^__
Jun
12*2
4
(Minnesota)
Ohio
20
,
Natural Gas
Oklahoma
5
Co'(Un)
Chemical Co
:; Du Mont
60% Mar
r'
,
Illinois Gas Co
Northern
States
8
Feb
34% Mar
68% May
Feb
,
48%
Northern
Northern
300
75'%
Jun
Sep
53%
106
331/4
*
Pacific
Sep
287%
,
High
32 Ya
.
5
Northern
300
300
200
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8'4
53*4
33%
•
25'4
500
30%
11
35
Dodge Manufacturing Co_.
Dow
57%
•
Apr
10
Company
Edison
•-
*
Mar
Mar
29%
1
Corp
&
1,400
Oct
55%
—III
24% Mar
94*4
Continental Motors Corp
M
Sep
584/4
Crane Co
T
33%
22%
•
Deere
Jan
Aug
-
9414
1
D
55 %
200
29*/a
54%
115
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Jan
16
60%
Container Corp of America—
Continental Can Co—
of
Feb
25
Consumers Power Co
Co
-
291/4
55%
1
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Low
50%
29'%
g
Range Since Jan.
High
56%
1
Co.
Jan
100
-
Gypsum
Apr
90
Oct •%
Oct
Shares
5
National
Feb
63%
5434
for Week
Low
5
72% May
-
Sep
47%
200
185
Feb
1.33Va
common—
.84.64 preferred
Consolidated Foods
Controls
Jan
47%
1,200
33'% July
37% Apr
Sales
Range
Par
Apr
20%
Week's
of Prices
Last
Jan
74%
Jan
50%
•'
■1,400
83%
49%
Friday
Sale Price
36
Sep
147
900
49%
—
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Coip_—
Columbia Gas System (Un)_
Commonwealth Edison
30%
47*%; 484/4
,
'
100
49 In
————_5
Inc
400
63
^15
Tllum_
Electric
•>
High
27% Sep %
-65% Sep
24%. Sep
-
1,700
174
62 '%
\4P%
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common
;—1
%4J%% preferred __——.—.100
Cleveland
Low
287«
67
10
Co
OCTOBER
STOCKS
Hlgb
28%
68%
25
Service
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
23%
Chesapeake &. Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific-,—*
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry ,Co_*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend
12.50
Chicago Tov-el Co common
_*
Cities
Shares
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
"•<
FOR
Sales
Last
22
Aug
/
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1450)
.
.
Monday, October 5, 1959
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
WEEK
ENDED
OCTOBER
2
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Pacific Coasl Stock Exchange
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Admiral
Aeco
13%
13%
13%
10b
137..
22%
6474
100
63% Mar
80',
Apr
17%
Feb
29 !/4 May
31c
Sep
Allegheny
—
3%
Feb
12
12%
1,900
10 Vh
Jan
50fj
77 b
„
S'%—
i
35 Vb
■
"
.
121%
Sep
May
78%
Sep
7)5%
78:t
100
2074
2.000
»
24Vs Jan
2774
24'®a
Sep
39
44
900'
42
Jun
507b
20
20
850
23%
Jan
27,
4074
I4Cb
500
117a
Sep
35%
30
150
307a Jan
57 74
.
—
700
10
9%
10
'
General
9%
187b
5074
02
7,000
25 Va
Feb
02 7b
43%-
200
38
44
7'a
100
417a
Sep
Sep
'■
137,,
14%
1,200
78 7 a
7874
79
1,000
43%
43%
44 7 b
300
-1
8211
—%.
Corp
Ampex
Armour
Co
&
,Warrants (Un >
Atlas
58%
Oct
100
407h
Jan
68 7a
200
65% Mar
80!
Refining
di
800
Warrants (Un )
000
0i
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May
10(1
11%
100
19%
Feb
20'.
2.7%
3,000
.25%
40
;:40-
(J '
Mfg
4
Yh
loo
...
0%
400
r.t
500
18
2,000
.3
3
12%
3
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40.
li
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—,—.
(Un)——3
Corp
Bandini
&
Co
Barker Bros Corp_——
Consolidated-
Barniiart-Morrow
Humor
(W
Bell
Aircraft
(Un)
Corp
—0
Bendix
3.
Bethlehem
Bishop
Steel
Great
Greyhound
Corp
Budd
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR
Oil
Gulf
Corp
Bunker Hill Co
Burlington Industries
ITartfield
Feb
Burroughs
Corp
Hoffman
8%
Jan
Holly Development Co
Holly Oil Co (Unj^,,^^^
37/a
Jan
Apr
Electronics
Cement
Co—
California Ink,. Co
Howe
Sound
Corp
43c
3,300
39c
Oct
2.30 May
36%
Jail
73 3 « May
24% May
85
Internat'l
U8:!4
Sep
Sep
Idaho
Power
Ideal
Illinois
Jun
Central
Mar
International
International
Tel
9%
3O
9
May
Gc
10,000
12
Apr
Feb
14c
Mar
Jade
30%
Sep
46 %
Oil
Intex
Gc
30%
500
(Fit
0%
2,800
Feb
12
43%
200
438
Feb
47% Aug
29
28%
29
1,200
25
Aug
27:!«
20%
28 7ii
1,200
19%
87a
87 a.
200
8%.
10
10 %
300
.
28%
900
14%
Jan
20 Va
30:,i
3D! a
000
29%
Sep
45 % Mar
30%
57 3 i
500
20%
37a
fUnj.
Corp
(J
Case
I)
&
Co
57b
Celanese
Corjt
Cerro
Pasco
de
of
37:t
System
(Un)
Solvents
Commonwealth
Consolidated
Edison
Iklison
Power
of
Crane Co
Co
Motors
Preducts
38
Sep
10
Aug
31% July
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1,100
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Feb
18%
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Sep
5074
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75 Vb' Sep
557^ Aug
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20
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American Smelting di Refining
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General Electric Co (Un)
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27 74
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American Ceiperit Corp pfd (Un)
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American Cyanarmd Co (UnL
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5
Jan
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:
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14 Va
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High
50 Vi
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General American Oil of Texas
Apr
Apr
94 Va
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Industries
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Abbott Laboratories
A
Shares
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for Week
Last
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Range
of Prices
Par
Sales
Week's
Friday
stocks
Last
Sale Price
-
24%
-
.
-
57
57
24
25%
-
70
May
.
Feb
,
Volume
190
Number
5887
The Commercial and Financial
...
Chronicle
(1451)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Phillips Petroleum Co
Shares
Procter
&
Gamble
Puget Sound
Pure
Oil
Co
Pulp
&
Radio Corp
Rayonier
Rheem
Rice
Co
Tobacco
-100
18%
Jan
200
36%
Sep
200
433a
Feb
70% July
800
19%
Feb
30%- July
73 % Apr
Westinghouse
V/heellng
Steel
80% Aug
39% Mar
Williston
Basin
25
45
400
1,700
19%
Sep
-42%
42%
500
31%
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106%
Jan
38%
Sep
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50
2,100
10%
37%
38%
2.400
35%
Jun
21%
Paper
21%
100
20
Sep
51%
200
-•.200
-
—
Co (Un)
—5
San Diego Gas & Electric common—10
51 %
51%
25%
25%
25%
200
25%
40%
40
40%
600
35%
Jun
Seaboard
Sears
Incor
Shasta
Shell
Finance
Roebuck
Servel
1.40
Co
&
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Water
Trans
—_1
Trade
Siegler Corp —J
Signal Oil & Gas Co
29%
£__—.—2
class
43%
Jan
Oil
30
Corp
29% May
45 % Aug
Wopd Steel
American Stores
Smith-Corona -Merchant.
Socony
Mobil
Oil
Co
Southern
Calif
Southern
Calif Gas
Southern
Edison
Calif
American
Arundel
Tel
73 %
Jan
85% Aug
22 %
Sep
29%
Apr
Jan
49%
Sep
11%
11%
450
6%
Jan
12
Mar
19 Tii
1,000
18%
Jun
22
Jan
100
9%
Feb
14% Mar
29%
400
23%
Sep
45
31 %
4,100
29%
Sep
43%
Mar
Jan
Company
Southern
Pacific
Railway
Spcrry-Rand Corp
Warrants
Standard Oil
Oil Co
Oil
Stanley
of N J
Chemical
Sep.,
54%
Jun
2734
Sep
31%
5%
Baltimore
Transit
37%
22
223 a
11 %
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issued
Swift
59
3.400
21%
Feb
9%
Feb
100
22%
Jan
54%
4,200
47%
62
Sep
Bud.d Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
D
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Transit
Tennessee
Jan
Texaco
Gar
Texas
Gulf
T&ctron
300
18
Jan
407« July
200
53%
Sep
69%
Apr
35,400
9%
Jun
19%
14%
8,500
9% Aug
23% Sep
14%
Sep
Reading
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1,700
Jan
64
Feb
3%
Oct
35%
10%
10 3 a
300
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31%
30%
32
1.000
75%
75 %
78
29
29
29
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class
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Union Sugar
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Universal
300
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18% Sep
35%
19%
100-
Vanadium
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of
23%
Jan
Sep
29%
Jun
34
38%
200
Sep
42%
26%
200
32 %
32 %
200
300
123%
Jun
26% Sep
30% Sep
150
July
Apollo
Columbia
43'a
44%
4,000
43%
Sep
53% July
Apr
Sep
37%
38% X.
257
32%
Jan
31%
39%
400
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28
29%
30%
16%
32
Sep
Sep
31
Jan
37%
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600
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65%
9%
100
9%
100
41%
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46%
Sep
14
Jan
68
108
Aug
Aug
2,400
300
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51
51
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52 %
55
67 «/o
Feb
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17
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57
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100
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42
Jan
1,400
27%
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32
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CANADIAN
8%
6%
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25
Gas
FOR
WEEK
Acadia-Atlantic
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A
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
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Canada
4%
4%% preferred
:
700
96
Sep
Sep
37%
412
36%
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441,8
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239
17%
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25
80%,
79%
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24%
57%
53%
footnotes
see
page
44.
33
Sep
22
Sep
19
Sep
3412 Sep
525
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50
37%
3,400
33%
10,866
20
20
360
High
40
Feb
24
Apr
21
May
20% May
42% July
37% July
20
Sep
22
Feb
41 %
Sep
50
41%
41%
41%
453
50
51%
51%
51 >2
205
40
40
34
34
34%
75
74%
76
125
45%
45%
Feb
Jan
53
Feb
1,105
40
May
43
Jan
904
32
Sep
42
Mar
250
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92% Mar
50 3 V
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50
45%
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22%
29
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29%
•
—
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32
-
24%
24%
25
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20
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451/4
Jun
415
24%
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580
57%
Jun
70
48%
Jan
96
Jan
100
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478
20%
49%
1,459
57%
25 Vh
58%
54y2
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Last
Sep
Apr
May
87% Mar
-t
24%
Jan
621/a
Jun
1.177
27
240
24
27%
Aug
661/4
Feb
591/4 Aug
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Shares
Low
of
Co
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1,897
20%
20%
243
8%
8%
8%
1,624
23%
9
22%
5%
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71/2
14
24% Mar
7%
Jan
8% Mar
23%
860
22%
Sep
35%
115
34%
Jun
40
51
18
44%
Feb
59% July
1% Feb
_
1
1
14%
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3%
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10
150
14%
1
Feb
10
13%
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3,120
4
3%
86
3'/2
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86%
233
24
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24%
269
23%
1.00
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70c
95c
34%
1
7%
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64
9
7%
200
Sep
48
Jan
May
36
Feb
Aug
29%
Feb
29 Vb
Sep
May
Jan
5
Jan
6%
27
;
17%
Feb
Mar
Jan
41% Aug
91
Mar
31
Apr
1.00
Jun
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9
Sep
7%
150
Sep
10%
19%
19%
20
16
Jan
23 T 8 July
45%
45%
35
>39
Mar
29%
29%
30
128
27%
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Aug
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90%
5
89%
91
140
70%
Feb
98% July
_
.
■
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35%
8%
9
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Manufacturing
Mar
51
51
_—___1
_———
High
Jan
Sep
20
351/8
8.50
—
Refractories
Manufacturing
9%
20%
5
__1
9%
1
5
System
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5
.10
Westinghouse Air Brake
r—
Westinghouse Electric
Corp___i.__12.50
Mar
46%
MARKETS
ENDED
OCTOBER
2
Week's
Last
5%
preferred
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Low
25
25
18%
25
•;—
19%
19%
19%
100
—.—.-10
53%
53%
56
1,209
54%
Bank
preferred
Montreal
of
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Bell
Power
&
class A
Paper
Telephone
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5%%
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84
Aug
33
Mar
45
Aug
*
42
38
42
Sep
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50
41%
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41%
50
28%
40%
41
41%
25
41
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15
41%
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7%
4,163
4.60
2,396
•
34%
33%
35
3,695
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common
5% preferred
4%% preferred
British
65% May
460
4.50
Oil
5 % '7o
725
4.60
Columbia
Forest
7%
7
26%
39%
6
4.50
32
62% July
51% Feb
Jan
35
Feb
Apr
44
Feb
Sep
Sep
46% May
50%
Feb
Jan
7%
Aug
Sep
7%
Apr
Sep
44%
Feb
Co—
I
50
44%
50
preferred
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63% Mar
3,430
•
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Feb
51
40
—2
British
Jan
24
75
—
British
24%
Sep
56
74
Traction Light & Power
Paper
Brazilian
Sep
18%
39
25
_50
Corp 5% preferred
preferred—-
High
19
74
—
•
B
a
10
10
(Canada)—
18%
Sep
50%- Sep
——10
Eank of Nova Scotia
Banque
•a
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Banque Canadian National
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
36 %
50
>.
50'%
__
-5
Renner
5%%.
1,267
33
50
Jan
19 (it
•
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High
37%
pfd__25
Apr
9%
96
Friday
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♦
1
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Anglo Canada Tel Co 4%% pfd.
Argus Corp Ltd common
!
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preferred
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Asbestos
of Prices
*
Ltd
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21%
37ya
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Sale Price
Sales
ui9
*
6i/n May
520
37Ta
__
STOCKS
for Week
37
5,239
36% May
—13.50
Pittsburgh Brewing common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Exchange
Range
35
3,755
7
24 Va
Par
Low
52%
10
AUg
31
Week's
15% July
20Vn Jan
61% May
90
May
27^a
Jan
34
28%
58% July
53
Mar
88% Mar
60
39%
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167
Jan
May
99% 102 %
30%
44% Mar
4,484
78%
Inc
Walker
McKinney
58
38 %
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Harbison
Natco
44% Mar
10
*
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31%
1—2.50
Brewing Co
Duquesne Light Co__.
Apr
423V
41%
Gas
Jan
Sep
•%
59
Feb
Aug
July
Sep
32
9%
41
38%
20
45
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1,600
82
28%
25
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Duquesne
2.900
%'
Par
Sep
17%
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
-
Sep
Jan
19%
10%
_*
Improvement
Industries
Feb
Montreal Stock
preferred
85i/2
21%
Jan
70
Friday
38%
RANGE
4%%
Jan
Sep
17 Vb
410
.
Sale Price
Sep
\
Abltibi Power & Paper common—
50%
19%
95
18%
31%-Fcb
43% Apr
30%
U
Sale Price
705
850
11%
STOCKS
700
38
Last
83%
Feb
7 7 TV.
Lab
Apr
31%
38%
Friday
55% July
38%
_
Jun
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Aug
37%
200
STOCKS
Jan
185
56
Sep
38%
300
29
27
25% Mar
21
1,300
——1
691/4 Aug
17%
50
29% July
31
July
26
(Uh)—.—_1
Amer
Associates
Feb
Sep
v
Jan
Vanadium
Varian
13%
56%
22 i/u
Apr
1,400
":<;(%
Feb
400
80
Match
Jun
78
Aug
17
101%
Co..._
11%
30
Jan
2,051
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87%
42 Tii
5
Oil
72% May
16% Jan
29%
Co_
&
75
Fpb
6.25
Consolidated
Sep
77%
common
500
30%
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common
Universal
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Co 4.70% pfd ser B 100
Public Service Electric & Gas com
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United Gas
40 3 V
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10
75
53
54%
Potomac Edison
South Jersey Gas Co
Sun
Oil
Co
9
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54%
Feb
19%
Smith Kline
1,000
10
„
Jun
50%
18% '
Scranton-Spring Brook Wat Serv Co__»
31%
Inc—.—.—1
Plywood Corp
31% July
4614
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23 %
.
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134
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3
13% Mar
16%
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200
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Jan
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18i/2 July
9% Jan
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35% Mar
31%
5
Apr
1,066
52
1
30% Sep
42 %
10
Inc_
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S
10
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United
U
Corp
Oil
43%
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Lines
United
United
25
52% July
Feb
8%,
18
„10
1
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Com
31%
—10
Jan
13%
63%
22%
Par
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Union
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Co
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12
61
22%
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11% "
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i
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40
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51
64%
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905
9
48%
—20c
com_
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Jan
26%»
38%
1
8
1
Aug
22%
A.
;
A_—
Film
47
14%
'
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1
5%
-
139% 1407 V
(Un)
Twentieth ' Century-Fox
18 %
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26.
—10
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46%
._.
47 %
Jan
Tidewater.
47
"6.50
.—13
Jan
75
740
,
Sep
Apr
59
Sep
400
common—31—Z—AZI5Dc"23%
Transamerica
5,230
39%
Penn&ylvania PoWer & Light—
Pennsylvania RR
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
19%
52%
Oct
51
11.900
(Un)
79%
36%
363i July
104 TV
3
13
.
Fund
&
57 %
Sep
47%
3%
Co
Merck
35%
41
25
Sulphur
Irie
$1.25
78%
36 3s
5
Co
(The)
300
44%
Corp—_
Martin
300
3%
Transmission
Texas
79%
"
2.700
43%
(Un)
Inc
.Oct
-1.66%
Madison
43
,
High
Jan
77
1
16%
1
Low
387
4
2
52%
—
.——I—_
Transmission
Jun
Range Since Jan. 1
82
25
System
Power
Motor
49%
3%
Corp
Gas
Shares
High
77
Sep
'
Tel Autograph
Ford
.52
23%
Aug
Sales
52,
56%
—
of Prices
Low
i.80
Duquesne Light
35%
—
18%,
13%'
Jun
i-
133%
for Week
77
:
Publishiner
17%
-
22c
143
Exchange
Range
'
42%
—25
.____
Jan
500
—
;
■
10
Sep
24
common.
•40% Sep
54%
•
Petroleum——1
(Un)
Co
75% Aug
Sep
49%
52
—10
International
&
Jan.
50%
11%
43
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil (Un)—__'__1
Sunset
63%
1G0
48
.A
-
5
—5
34% Feb
500
'54%
10
(Un)
200
.
"
28% May
14% May
48%
(Un)——7
common
Jan
3% Aug
73 %
.22
51%
500
53%
2
(Un)___—
(Un)—I
37%
72-
53%
90
1,300
Co
Co
Jan
4
72
100
66% July
Sep
117.%* May
34
Jan
53? It
12c
32%
63% Mar
1.500
6%
Co__—_—
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When
.41
1,100
r--—
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Stauffer
1,700
61%
28%
3%
96
Week's
Jan
(10 3 a
•
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(Ohio)
*4t21%
27%
5
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Standard
Apr
28%
__50c
of
12% Sep
67%
14%
lUn)„„i—
(Un).
Co
700
Oct
42 %
common—1_—
Inc
Standard Oil
52%
14
—-—:—-—
Co
800
41
(Un)____
Co
Southern
54%
14%
4
100
Aug
43% July
96% July
53% May
Last
33 3
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
39%
29
•
70 y8
100
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;
100
41%
series A—25
100
4,000
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&
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200
5
comnion__-25
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91
13c
96
—1
700
15
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Spiegel
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Aug
137% 137%
r
,—10
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49%
52%
19%
80
62%
1
common
22%
25-'%
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^
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Jan
Sep
"
Alan
Atlantic
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Jan
Feb
Sep
Aug
Jun
62%
.
Par
Delaware
Sinclair
30%
A"
17%
Jan
45%
36
91
62%
-
81 %
10%
-1
69%
200
Sale Price
11%
2.50
Ltd
Co
"13%
100
38%
Friday
Jun
42
Jan
26% July
53% Aug
19%
(Un)
Co
&
49%
1.800
69%
High
13
13c
—10
STOCKS
81%
-3
—
100
—10c
(Un)__
48%
1
Co.
43%
16 %
69%
37%
17%
*
(Un)__
22%
*
—.—
6%
-Baltimore Stock
Jan
27%
%
Sep
Schenley Industries
Scott Paper1 Co___;
(Un)
500
24% Mar
Oct
(Un
25c
-2,50
Aug
17
'
18
38%
12%
11%
Sep
Sep
43%
.
(Un)
Explor—;
Corp
47%
5%
11%
11%
_5
Jan
29%
700
42
y'
Radio
Jun
300
"Low
July
72 '
100
.-
(Un).
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)_.
Zenith
42%
6%
5%.
(Un)___ :12.50
Corp
Corp
Oil
100
m
1.35
700
-
•-
Elec
45%
58
Sep
16 TV
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'/
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.
r,
July
Insurance
Range Slnee Jsn.l
High
45%
120% July
Jun
18
50 s it
96c
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.
17
Mar
'
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*
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Western Dept Stores
Western Pacific Ry. Cq__
Western Union Telegraph
Apr
Coast
for Week
Low
45%
:
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com
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'2,700
*
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Preferred
(Un)
26% July
"
55%
18%
1
43T» Sep
67
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48
700
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r
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24
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Royal Dutch Petroleum
St
80% Mar
74%
;
Co
52% Mar
21 %
Co
Rohr
Aeronautical
Sep
Jan
76%
Richfield' Oil
Ryan
42%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Washington Water Power__u:_—_.
743V
21%
(Un)__
Jun
100
1
__2.50
Co_
Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
7%
400
58%
Last. j.
High
Oct
V
23%
'
•
5
____
(Un)
Manufacturing
Ranch "Oil
6
10
Steel Corp (Un)
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co
Metals
.
43%
57%
1_.
(Un)
1,500
37
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
83%
30%
(Un)
Republic
Reynolds
Reynolds
36%
2
STOCKS
Low *
6
24
1
Raytheon Co
OCTOBER
83%
83%
5
Inc
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
«
High
6
3
Timber
WEEK
42%
2
(Uni_
of America
6
5
(Un)__L
common
Low
P. 10
(U11)__._
FOR
Sales
for Week
„
Par
RANGE
-
•
Friday
-50
Products
•
38 3
a
8
45 *
38%
48% a48%13%
13%
550
38
Jan
49
July
41% Aug
20
48
Sep
52% Aug
12%
Jan
18
150
100
44%
Sep
Feb
„
40
(1452)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 5, 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
British
Columbia
British
•
Power
1-25
Columbia Telephone
Brown
Company
for Week
Shares
Low
35%
40
40'/?
Low
36
—2; 143
3312
40%
-460
39%
1,166
11%
-
1
11%.
11%
11%
•
31%
31%
32 %
187
_•
91'/a
88%
91%
1,500
_•
28
27
28
1,340
—i———20
27
27
27%
;
Building Product*
2
,
29%
High
40
Sep
Sep
Sep
Jan''
"
47% May
14% Jan
Sep"
39
99%
6'k
Jan
Jan
Pen mans
Apr
—
A
common
Canada
common..
Cement
$1.30
common
:
preferred
Canada
Iron
Canada
Malting common..„i-„....*
Steamship common
>
Canada
5%
Foundries
preferred
10
common
27%
Sep
37
26%
Jan
28%
27 %
28
65
25
64
Sep
Aug
42
200
40
Mar
12
—
,2678
41
^_-__-_12.50
.
"
483"
65
Canadian Aviation Electronics;-.—,--*
Canadian
79
preferred
12
345
12
27
1.874
Canadian Breweries common
Preferred
-___—•
A—
11
181%
19
310
18
60
59 %
60%
3.113
52
•
36
35%
36%
3,085
33%
35%
35%
50
15%
16
565
Canadian British Aluminum
Bronze
Canadian
Celanese
$1.75
16
-•
22
22
>
22
—_•
20%
20
20%
___25
29
-29%
•
common
814
<8%
30
30%
series
Canadian
Chemical
Canadian
Ltd
Co
Fairbanks Morse common—•
•Preferred
Canadian
Feb
Price Bros & Co Ltd
Jun
Provincial
Canadian
Sep /'• •"
Natural
Quebec
Power
35%
Jan
42%
Robertson
IIV4
Apr
17% July
Jun
Roe
(A
300
"
21%
Sep5
25%
18
Sep
Sep
Sep
%
125
29
300
6%
.
350
25
20
105
Sep
250
10
9%
10
9.15
7%
525
Feb
9%
Jan
105
9.45
16 Va
common
Canadian
Columbia
Cellulose
Glass
Preferred
Cork
Sea}
Mar
St
Lawrence
St
Lawrence
14 %
Di-Mllers
Dome
July
/ 1% preferred
Dominion Steel
12
12
Redeemable
Dominion
Du
Pont
of
Sicks'
Breweries
11% Mar
15
Sep
23%
12%
Jan
16% Mar
4.35
9^0
4.00
Sep
11%
265
10%
Sep
15% July
18
Sep
22%
Feb
Toronto-Dominion
Jan
4.10
Feb
Trans Canada
18 %
Canada
4,302
'30
30
18%
2.25
—130
al8
95
20
31%
31
9.50
47%
305
•:
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31%
29
~
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4.75
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2,265
9.50
225
83%
83%
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47%
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Feb
14%
141/s
20%
pfd
15%
~
-
Sep
54%
Feb
€2% July
Sep
24% Mar
9.00
20
2,040
Sep
Sep
Sep
41%
Jun
85
330
Jan
97
24%
Enamel
&
Mar
Feb
96
Class
B
class
A
Feb
15
Sep
22%
59 Va
Sep
90%
1,530
4,395
14'/a
Jan
20
50
18%
Sep
20%
103A
2,865
15
700
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a45
32
25 3A
26
7
7
Famous Players Canadian Corp
Ford Motor Co
•
o
Foundation Co of Canada
•
Fraser Cos Ltd common
French
28%
*
Petroleum
•
preferred
57
.
12
9,3/<r Jan
General
Dynamics.
General
12
—
General
Steel
Goodyear
Wares
Tire
1%
_
19
pfd__l
5%
pfd
inc
Jan
46
Farms
Jan
29%
May
35
Jan
175
39
Sep
43
Jan
25
45
Aug
52%
Feb
6%
6%
615
6
90
57
27
,
20
r
alO
alO
25
5.50
240
21%
21%
78%
13%
Jan
31
54%
Jan
71
14.;
5
Class
Imperial
Jan
21
6%
5
'
Jun
10% July
preferred
$4.50
Limited
4%%
preferred
Inland
Cement
25
Sep
75
Mar
59 %
60 %
7.12fi
51. .iMar
*6$
July
24%
26
1,810
22%
3.80
3.80
950
8'A
^
8V2
845
8%
-—*•
'
a65
35%
3.25
—
Jamaica Public Service
7 % preferred
Labatt
Limited
Anglo-Nfld
Sep
28
1,217
25%
Sep
35
Feb
Canada
&
6.20
6.20
145
Jan
Canada
Packers Ltd
35%
35%
35%
1,556
45
45
a51 %2a51 %
5.50
8.95
July
Bonnets
a51 %
34
14
al04
al04
15
104
Sep
Sep
Sep
33 'A
33'A
33'A
25
32
Sep
40% Mar
44
44%
25
44%
Sep
48
•
SO
—
Lower
St
42%
Sep
63
Canadian
100
44
Mar
55
Jan
Aug
25
5%%
(J
Mitchell
Class
Catelli
Week's
46% Mar
49
51%
1,365
48
Sep
64
70%
185
9%
9%
660
9
36%
36 %
37
1,555
34
Gas
Crain
(R
Ltd
28%
a85
a84
Sep
41% Aug
Investment
86
Aug
91
July
17%
Jan
24
Aug
For
footnotes
Jan
83%
Jan
101
Jun
108
126
14%
14%
14%
640
12
•
24%
24%
25%
460
20
Jan
3
100
July
—
a
108% al08%
26%
26%
26%
1,130
85c
13,280
9'/a
10
575
31
31
38
39 %
76c
•
*
25
150
14Va
17,682
106
700
a22
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8
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11%
11%
276
6
6%
7,111
24%
24%
25%
24
24
24
6
Aug
Aug
Horner Ltd
Inland
Lambert
Loblaw
see
page
85c
27%
38
Sep
22
Feb
26
Sep
10%
Jan
16%
Jun
102
Sep
112%
Jun
25
Sep
32
Works
May
13
Sep
1,136
22%
Jan
29 %
22%
Jan
29
Jun
160
27
Jan
94
25
94
Jan
70
.
40
Aug
43
May
410
17%
Sep
20 %
May
105
46
Jan
51
Mar
16
100
15
Jan
15
720
14%
38 % May
96
Feb
Sep
52
300
49%
Feb
12
75
12
49%
2,057
46'A
:
17
Apr
19
—
Ltd
1,750
75
18
2.75
27
May
48
54
Sep
Feb
Jan
July
33%
100
33
Jan
38
268
35
Mar
5
5%
370
5
Jan
a40
5
40
Jun
44
Jan
Feb
41
48%
Jun
Jan
3% Mar
36%
37%
3,456
36 Ve
Sep
45
42%
41%
42%
615
34%
Jan
47% Aug
13%
23% Aug
18%
18%
19
1,620
52 %
52'%
52 %
24
1.55
1.80
1,300
17
17'A
575
15%
Jun
30
%
42
700
39'A
Sep
47
Jan
16%
16%
340
16'A
Sep
17
Aug
70c
70c
3,100
167
.167
78
108
Jan
190
Jun
32
32
5
25
Jan
40
May
26
May
1
Ltd
17
*
41
•
—1
*
70c
•
167
-
32
23
*
23 V
Jan
50
Sep
65c
55%
Sep
1.55
50
2.50
39
39
70
8
8
2.05
1.50
Jan
11
11
28%
30 %
11
——*
A_—
0
I
:
1 Feb'
2.00
350
-
1
-
18
650
2.35
*
com
"A"
39
Jan
Sep
Jan
Apr
Feb
7%
Sep
11%
Apr
450
10%
Jan
29%
300
28%
14% May
40 % Feb
30 %
210
30
230
25 '
27
27
16%
16%
200
13%
41%
40%
42%
2,905
37%
7 %
7%
7'A
14
•
2.60 July;
46
*
M)—
Jun
Sep
*
(Walter
Maple Leaf
Milling
Ltd—
Co
Corp Ltd
Royal Dairies
Feb
53% May
*
Ltd
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd com—*
1st
preferred
27,
Sep
July
42
Feb
Aug
33
Jan
Corp of Canada
Steel
Mills
Stores
Ltee
Southern
Texaco
52
110
Jan
53%
3i
25
Oct
28
Mar
70
46
Aug
50
Jan
7%
7%
200
6%
Sep
11%
25
40Va
Jan
45
Apr
9
July
42
42
7%
8
Canada
Canada
United
Gas
of
Jan
/
Feb
30
20
30
25
27'A
Jan
38
38
39 Ve
1,055
22
Jan
44
•
class
21%
21 %
22%
1,060
18
Jan
26
Apr
13%
14'%
350
13
Sep
15%
Aug
2.50
200
Oct
2.50
117 % 117%
30
117 %
90%
*
A
Power
6%
pfd_—100
preferred
Canada
voting
Principal
Sep
15%
44%'
Sep
58
242
13
Sep
40
Feb
16% July
53% July
Westeel
350
20
Aug
26%
Windsor Hotel Ltd—
44
Sep
38%
31 %
1,400
20
Jan
31%
Sep
10%
1,970
10%
Sep
15%
Apr
15%
Jan
19 %
July
11
Sep
31
a
10%
•
B
a
10%
17 %
a
17%
all % all %
*
*
360
92 % Mar
Jun
36
31
Properties
14
Feb
36%
75
—10
210
110
a—
a
12
12
292
a2.30
a2.30
a2.40
6,000
2.50
200
2.10
Apr
3.75
4.25
925
3.75
Sep
12 %
12%
12 %
100
12%
Oct
15%
lQf
'a65
5
52
Jan
70
*
48%
15
360
38
38
Ltd
class
Oct
Jan
37
38
trust
131
a90
37
*
•
Sep
Aug
a90
•
Oil Pipe Line Co
2.40
33% July
36 %
100
Fund
Corp
Amusement
A
4.50
1,355*
Sep
2.40
Ltd
Trans Mountain
Class
46%
5
common
Traders Finance Corp class A
Class L
United
Mar
26
—
Trans-Canada
9
46'/?
8
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
Soca
Jun
46% July
—•
Telephone Corp
Reitmans (Canada) Ltd
Sobeys
-
25
52
_*
Quebec
Jun
46 Va
52
4.%% 1st pfd_50
Ltd
18%
Feb
July
25
Pembina Pipe Lines Ltd common—1.25
Power
7
46%
—50
.__
14
24
18%
—•
class
46
24
18
a40
•
Ltd
Inc
B
Union
16
15
Feb
5%
—._*
Jun
710
31
12
Aug
6.50
47
12
Apr
Feb
40
Apr
37%
class A
W)
45% July
2.50
18%
52
May
34%
9
Feb
8%
1.75
38
(Canada) _i__——*
(Alfred)
Co
Class
Premier
94
15
Apr
Aug
Sep
14% Mar
Jan
31
•
Y
Sep
47
'
44.
65c
18
5
•
32%
%\Sep
lOVa
100
5
Foundation
Lowney Co Ltd
28 % Mar
103
(Frank
Chemicals
Mount
Sep
8
98
1,620
Jan
16% Aug
25%
40
18%
}o
common
1,840
25
13%
~40
!•
25
102%
48%
•
55
_II_100
Products
52
alO
•
Kelly Douglas class A
a85
% Mar
Power
Apr
Mar
3% July
10
J)_——
6Va Mar
48
common
13% May
11% Apr
6'/b
alO
18
*
Canada class A-
(A
Oct
1,165
*
Co of
Ltd
Sep
37% July
B_
A
Manufacturing Ltd
Ford Motor
Freiman
5%
•
Niagara Wire Weaving class
Steel
Feb
class
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
12%
28% Mar
•
1.00
46
Jan
14%
Ltd
Engineering
25
930
common
Sep
Jan„
Sep
2.00
alO
48
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd
1,410
1,475
common
High
26c
37%
alO
48
:
2,790
"•
Corp
125.
4,030
6%
33 %
-_,
35
54
Co Ltd
Ogllvie Flour Mills
46%
Ltd
13%
•
National Drug & Chemical
Jan
*
a5%
32
•
—
2.00
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*
Corp
34
121
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12 %
120
"•
Low
19.500
33c
Ltd-——•
B
Corp Ltd
a5%
•
preferred
Noranda Mines Ltd
Nova Scotia Light &
79% May
12% Jan
1
52%
—III
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6%
6%
1
common
Zellerbach
Dominion
class
34%
5
Car
Sep
Sep
30%
common
Trust
Jan
31 %
I-1—II
Co
63 %
120%
A_
Shares
-
Co__—_____——_1
Paper
Consumers
Fleet
70%
9%
8
Trust
&
Mar
_7.50
*
National Steel
Ontario
20%
Sep
20
Montreal Locomotive
National
Sep
38 %
3,985
•
Preferred
4% 7c
11%
295
21
B
Morgan
615
39
89%
100
107
for Week
30c
319
Sugar Co Ltd—•
Products
Consolidated
Moore
Molson Breweries Ltd class A
Class B
Montreal
Jan
11%
88
common
class
Jan
21
,
Apr
Jun
Sales
Range
1
Rand Co Ltd
Marconi
Food
Dalfen's
21
21
S)
(Robt)
Oct
88%
preferred
Mitchell
a__
11%
lo
MacMillan & Bloedel class B
Mailman Corp priority pfd
Massey-Ferguson
a
10
Power
44%
21
Exchange
of Prices
,
*
com
common
Investments
155
1,370
72%
Gen
46% May
12%
I*
Lawrence
%
Low
*
Ltd
Dominion
Sep
11%
Ltd
Apr
100
al04
*
Limited
Co
Canadian Ingersoll
11%
78c
(M)
Mar
July
4.10
1,300
Last
Raceway
Hosiery
34
44% July
•
70
40
Sep
Mar
26
35% May
100
Mar
3.20
37
Paper
28,
com__*
-
Mar-
33
250
15%
Mills Ltd—"*
Development Co Ltd
5
&
17
160
Rights
Loeb
Pulp
12%
al3
(John)
65
'
3.45 '
Feb
Mar
37
Par
1,090
37 %
common
Jan
6.70
13
15%
Friday
13%
___5
Lid
Sep
--
STOCKS
Belding-Corticelli
37
Iroquois Glass preferred
Sep
•8 V*
Prices Shown Are Expressed In Canadian Dollars
12%
51%
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
3.75
r
4
36'A
3.25
Canadian Stock
Blue
al3
preferred—,.
31
Sep
TA'71
a65
3.6'A.
—100
,
Butterfly
Sep
11%
International Nickel of Canada
International Paper common
International Utilities Corp
Jan
57
15%
—-
80%
92 % May
45
Aug
100
23%
19
Aug
90% July
35% Jun
59 V?
common—
Feb
Sep
—
Jan
485
—-
50%
4.68%
preferred
81
Feb
2,550
*
i
295
Jan
•
Jan
10
68 %
Sep
88
B
65
25%
warrants—
A
78%
I
5 %
40%
_
225..
3,583
■•-,.
57%
*
25 % May
30
com
82%
25
& V^orts
—•
Knapp (Canada) Ltd——_1
Westop (Geo) class A_!
L*
Sep
25
common
Sep
2,285
17%
%
77
57
Gooderham
21%
10
Acceptance Corp
May
:
63%
16
.
82 %
25
i
525
__
38%
preferred
Indus
July
57%
Abitca Lumber & Timber
40%
•
40
-10
Corp
Anglo-Can
89%
___•
Jan
Sep
—__—*
Apr
40%
Bank
36
30'A
*
Bank
Feb
B
Imperial Investment class A
32%
—1
1.30
•
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacca of Canada
25
1,514
34
67
17%
•
Apr
89%
Howard Smith Paper common
Hudson Bay Mining
%
Sep
Jan
.
a23
33
67
A-—*
July
_
89%
•
6%
.
a23
&
8% Mar
.40%
Homo Oil class A
16% Mar
Sep
Sep
27% Sep
2,233
Aug
7
.-50
Intl
Jan
19% Mar
10'A
49
Ltd
Walker
Crown
Hardee
17%
15V2
1,950
Aug
100
1927
Sep
.i
3,055
39
—
Feb
...
al3
4%
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
'v ' 56p
,
>
%,
29 %
—
Mar
Sep
19%
200
5.00
5.50
1
Motors
14
Jan
39
.—
Steel
Canadian
•
21% Mar
Feb
July
Apr
40
416
•/
28%
12 ^■■11
...
xo
common
Jun
July
Jan
14%
*
Gatineau Power
11%
May
14%
18
*
—1
93
Sep,
18%
15
al8% al8%
Apr
•
Sep
6.20
75
•
49
Pipeline
Zellers
Aug
14
...
61
26
—
6%
51% July
Jan
17 Va
14%
I_
Heating" Prod
1,425
16% May
13% Jan
35
28%
Canada
Gils
Class
101 %
.
60%
10%
Viau
.
38% Aug
13% Jan
.16%
1.20
Electro lux^'Gor
.
Sep
Jan
Feb
200
14%
-V-4*
——
4,596 '
J
6.20
Aug
6%
21
39
Canada- Ltd—
United
20
86
■
Texaco
35 %v Mar
857
a97
•
Paper Co claks A
V2'
85
6.00
6.00
Sale Price
Eddy, Match
14%
6,025
30
49
Steinbergs class A
21
Aug
30%
1,025
46
10%
*
Co
Co of
17% Sep
225
23
a
Steel
Webb
84
•
Aug
19%
340
a97
16%
Jan
16%
"
10
20%
85%
.
al8
•
-738
33%
•
30
20
_•
Dupuis Freres class A
7
28%
Jan
July
'
975
a2.75
3%
—
50
al4V2 al4'/2
common..
200
17%
-_23 %
—
30 % Mar
398
•18 "a
•
Feb
Jan
common.*
Canada
Inc
16
15%
Brdwery
Sicard
15%
■'
100
Donohue Bros Ltd
Dow
of
13%
a2.75
common
"38
435
30
pfd—————50
11%
..10
Textile
Oct
7.00
—*
4%
15
22%
preferred
43
29%
A
Williams
15
18
Stores Ltd
•
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
22%
Jan
2,719
r
15
31% May
15% May
15%
11%
Dominion
Sep
12
,
Standard Structural Steel
Sep
Coal
&
14%
17
38%
16%
Southam
24%
•
14% July
16
Jan
24%
•
50%
Feb
,
4.25
Jan
525
com
Sep
13
12
47 %
5,915
common
39
50
14%
Sherwin
Feb
26
—a
1,075
16
24
2.50
-___
Glass
20
25%
i
Preferred
Dominion
Jan
25
a
r
40
12%
4.25
Petroleum
69% Mar
*
common
Sep
a60
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Sep
Sep
7'/a
Cement
class •A——*
Corp common——•
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
15%
Co——1
Seagrams
Oct
55
760
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
Jan
12 %
Feb
25 %
;
17
1,275
15%
-,.—25
43%
——
&
A—
115
B
Crown
15
25 %
10
Crown Zellerbach class
875
60
4.75
39 "4
.-—*
:—_*
920
;
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Feb
17%
4.50
38'A
•——
17
—.
A
Apr
43%
17%
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16
(James)
45%
al7%
class
Class
12%
Sep
17
.
common
17
-
Corbys
280
•25%
Combined Enterprises
Consolidated Mining & Smelting—Consolidated Textile
Consumers
16%
*
•
Jan
30%
Aug
36
Aug
Sep
Equipment
Jun
10%
1,625
58
■—■-*
45
-•
Farm
107%
1,000
35'
;
40
-----
(Canada)
108 % July
Sep
25
Petroflna Ltd preferred
Cockshutt
Jun
1Q%
17
GaS——-1
17
.50
Canadian Vickers
Jan
36 %
35%
—20c
45
International Power
Canadian Oil Companies common
Canadian Pacific Railway
Feb
Apr
Feb
10%
53
Paper class A____
*\
Royal Bank of Canada——.10 ;
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common:
24% July
32% Jan
4,160""
105
Preferred
30 %
18%
36%
105,
al02%al02%
common.
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Series
Canadian
103
High
Sep
Sep
26%
May
19 %
Quebec
9.45
Hydrocarbons
Canadian Industries
31%
common-
TransDort
Sep
——100
i
...
31%.
_a—aL,——
common
66% July
42% May
——1
t
,
Husky
1.355
11
'"""
•
common..,
29
„'.v
Rolland
Canadian
28 %
10%
—1
76
"
25
:
1.800
.100
-
Power Corp of Canada
Premium Iron
Ores
Jan
13
.
11%
Company
49%
Sep
Sep
-
New
Mar
37% Mar
Jan
18%
10
Bank of Commerce
_
—
River
Low
11
31%
-A----
Development
Powell
Range Since Jan. 1
High
11%
1
Page-Hersey Tubes
Shares
28%
Petroleums
Placer
Calgary Power
Low
Par
Pacific
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
'__v
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
35
V
V?
WEJ£K ENDED OCTOBER
//./Friday-
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
2.20
Sep
12
Jan
Apr
—
Sep"
3.75 Mar
Feb
Mar
Jan
Wair.wright Producers & Refiners Ltd
1
Waterman
•
Pen
Co
Products
Ltd
Ltd
(L E)
1
'
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*
*
2.50
r.c;
a65
2.50
8
Sep
Mar
Jan
May
Volume
190
Number 5887
.
.
The
.
thronicle
Commercial and Financial
(1453)
<
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
OCTOBER
2
—
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Algom Uranium
Mines
Mines Ltd
Metal
Baker
14V4
141/4
100
12y4
Sep
40c
12c
12c
13c
6,000
12c
Oct
—
4c
4C
5,615
4c
Jan
6c
Feb
8c
5c
8c
20,500
4c
Jan
9c
1
8c
7c
8c
11,500
4c
Apr
45c
I
34c
31c
Aug
July
37c
"8,979
30c
85c
Feb
7c
—7c
7c
5,500
7c
—•
&
Ltd
Gas
Ltd
Mines
6.80
600
6.65
16c
15c
16c
3,500
15c
36c
39c
39,700
20c
50c
52c
25,100
42c
Jan
6c
6c
3,000
30c
34c
53.599
5c
2,500
17c 19 %c
4,800
1
52c
1
_■*"
1
33e
1
.
Ltd——
5c
1
—
•
-
Abacus
Acadia
•
Jan
15c
Jan
42c
Paper
—:
Atlantic
Sugar
—
6c
Campbell
Edmonton
Ltd-*:
Corp
Chibougamau
Mines
Canadian
Devonian
Homestead Oils
Canalask
Nickel
Canorama
Canuba
Explorations
Mines
34
Sep
10% Mar
Ltd—:
10c
1.03
a5c
a3%c
a5c
1
47c
Jan
9%
July
Sep
5.80
Feb
Sep
1.85
Jan
700
80c
3c
Jun
10c
Mar
48c
35,410
,13c
Feb
50c
5c
5c
Aug
1,300
5c
July
14c
9c
9c
Apr
1,000
24c
29c
10%
1
10,000
45c
9c
1
Ltd
5%
3.50
__v
1
Ltd
400
700
^
1.08
1
Explorations
Jan
.
Rio
10%
10.600
TOO
25c
•
Oils Ltd—
3
-
5.40
*
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd———75c
Chiboug Copper Corp Ltd———
1
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
1
5.40
7%c
Sep
29c
May
21c
/
Jan
65c
Jun
9%
18c
a
Jan
Dome
Mines
East
6%'cV
a12c"
12
Feb
Empire
Fab
Mines
Mines
Oil
Metal
Ltd*
Petroleums
__50c
Yellowknife
Akaitcho
Gold*.
Fundy
Bay
Futurity
1
Voting trust
Copper Mines Ltd
Ltd
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Geco
Mines
Alberta
Golden
Age
Mines
Gui-For
Uran
Gunnar
Mines
Haitian
Copper
Ltd
Hudson's
Gold
Oil
Bay
International
&
Mines
Kerr-Addison
2,000
9%c
Sep
Sep
10V2c Mar
10c
1.85
I,000,
1.70
Sep
2.50 Mar
10c
&
'
Aug
50
Mar
12,500.-
a__
'
Alberta
Pac
Algom
a__
Jan
.
300
15%
150
1.53
> 1.21
300
1.07
6c
1,000
10c
II,000
26%
475
Apr
Sep
21% May
2.75 Mar
Jan
6c
9c
1.96
Oct
Jun
10y2c
Sep
Jan
Central
Mining
.-*
7%c
260,500
4c
Jun
7c
7%c
6,000
5c
Jan
35c
35c
40c
2,000
35c
Oct
92c
Jan
7c
8c
7,000
4c
"Jan
12c
May
-
17%
49c
8c
17%
40c,^
8c
11%
4%c
7,000
49c
20,500
11%
-
4P. 4%c
29%
29%
13%
16%
10,000
8c
Sep
40c
1,850
Jan
10
9,500
May
Petroleums
80c
/.
Jan
21c
May
Sep
18%
Jan
Jan
4c
10c
Feb
485
28%
Sep
35% Mar
100
13%
13%
Sep
17% Mar
9c
Sep
26c
33c
Sep
19%
20%
1,250
18%
Apr
82c
Apr
21% July
25
25%
1,500
25
3%c
3 %c
2,000
3c
1.22
1.28
1,500
1.00
80
80 y2
275
20%
1
_1
1
Molybdenite
Sep
Feb
30% Mar
Sep
7c
Jan
New
Corp
Creek
Mines
Ltd-
Hoseo
Jack
New
New
Mines
Lake
2.15
2.15
1.12
1.02
1.12
6,800
99c
35c
30c
35c
3,700
24c
Sep
55c
Jan
1
12c
10c
12c
4,400
10c
Feb
21c
Mar
85c
86c
2,000
1
Santiago
New
New
Spring Coulee
Vinray Mines
■-
_
New
West
Nocana
Amulet
Mines
North American
54c
61,700
28c
30,500
15c
13c
15c
23,739
7c
Jan
77c
77c
1,000
71c
Sep
4c
4c
5%c
1,375
1..35
1.35
1.50
10,500
75c
68c
75c
2,775
Obalski
(1945 )
Opemiska
Orchan
_
—
■—
1
—
20C
±_—
Metals
Ltd
Leduc
Pete
Anacon
Lead
Warrants
Pulp
1st
B
Arjon
Gas
Producers
Ltd
Chibougamau
Quebec
Cotalt
&
Quebec
1
Apr
9c
July
20c
Jan
13%cJun
39c
July
12% Mar
Sep
1.68
July
Apr
Atlantic
1,000
10c
Sep
23c
31c
Sep
70c
35c
33c
35c
4%c
4c
4%c
3,700
5c
5c
6c
15,000
Ltd— _1
65c
65c
65c
1,000
a2.30
a2.30
500
*
3,000
25c
27c
_1
—
19c
30c
18c
Mines
Jan
Feb
16,000
23c
2.30
Sep
20c
800
.
2.30
200
50c
Sep
3%c
Sep
9c
20c
Sep
50c
60c
76c
32,664
60c
Sep
76c
——1
75c
—1
5.40
5.30
5.80
3,275
*1
10%c
10'/2C
14c
14,000
*
'
9c
-X
9c
1,500
3.25
Tib
Exploration
Titan Petroleum
Trebor Mines
Ltd
Mar
-
5.85
Jan
16c
Jan
Oct
Sep
July
9c
Sep
17c
Jan
9c
9C
9c
1,500
9c
Jan
18c
Mar
12%
1,100
11%
Jun
15%
Jan
1.70
1
1.70
100
11c
12c
3.00C
12c
•
16c
*—1
10%c
1
50c
——1
4c
Ltd
Corp—______
Ltd.
———
United
Valor
Asbestos
Oilsi
Corp
Ltd—
1
Lithium
Mines
Ltd_.
:
.
Virginia Mining Corp_;
1.60
15c
16c
lie
Coast
1
*
Co
Ltd—
Westvllle Mines Ltd
footnotes
1
see
page
44
33%
34%
1,121
74 %
75%
305
69
Jan
93
46
215
45
May
48
Feb
9%c
6,500
19c
Apr
101,571
45%
8%c
Aubelle
28c
Sep
10c
Apr
1.50 Mar
42 % Mar
31% Sep
Mar
Mines
Sep
2.09
Feb
210
13 % Mar
15 %
Apr
8 Vb
1,300
5% Jan
2.00
2.00
2.10
2,600
25
24%
25
1,405
8c
8c
2,000
1
95c
8c
14c
7,700
2%c
3c
26,500
2%c Sep
10c
12c
14,832
1
7c
6c
8c
36,500
2.80
2.75
10c
2.85
950
26%
27
9«
lie
1
*
common....—
1
2-%c
2c
2%C
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A——_1
6.60
6.85
3,575
16%
Mines
—.——
Oil
19
19%
415
1.04
1.10
5,550
17c
18c
4,000
Mines
Bank
16%
19
1.05
25
—
Bankeno
16%
25
50c
preferred
2nd preferred
5%
Banff
Montreal
Bank
of
1
Barymin
3.15 July
Feb
34% July
2c
Oct.
Petroleums
Bathurst
Beattie
Power
19
1.00
16c
Jan
Jan
Oct
25%
Feb
24
Sep
Sep
Aug
53%
56
4,560
507/b
Sep
74
75%
1.499
657/a
Jan
1.25
1.24
1.30
3,610
1.24
58c
58c
1,100
55c
Sep
84c
95c
59,000
60c
Mar
58c
.-*
—
91c
&
•
Sep
Feb
2.00
Jan
26c
July
62% July
84% Aug
1.94
82c
Feb
Apr
1.02 Aug
*
—
—
13 %c
15c
15,400
13c
Sep
26c
Jan
13C
12c
13c
17,900
10c
Sep
25c
M"ay
*
Paper class A
15c
*
—
———
Duquesne
Beatty Bros
16%
8c
10%
Oct
6.50
54%
1
Feb
16c
18%
74%
Ltd
Exploration
21 %c Aug
Sep
1
—
Feb
Aug'
10
Mines
Feb
8c
5c.
—10
of Nova Scotia
Barnat
50
Jan
23c
*
2.50
23,250
6.60
Avillabona
1 Sep
Sep
29 % Mar
15c
Sep
10c
3c
1
*
May
10c
r
10c
*
2.50
Aug
1
Mines.
8% July
Oct
2.00
24
—-—1
—
Mines
Electric
Auto
1.23
13%
8
*
1—
Gold
1.02
f—_———*
Aumacho River Mines—*
Gold
8%c Sep
13%
1.15
v
8
Mines
Mines
Aumaque
9%C
*
—*—
Atlin-Ruffner
—
Beaver
Lodge
Lumber
6c
5%c
6c
1,000
5c
Sep
9%c
*
1
*
42
42
80
18c
17c
18c
9,861
8%
8
8%
750
24
24
120
78e
73c
Co
82c
15,300
Mining
Bevcon
Bibis
*
common.—
—-1
Corp.*—
Jun
Feb
Sep
52
9c
Sep
36c
6%
Jan
41
Mar
13% May
4,000
Sep
25c
Jun
24
Sep
30
Jan
70c
Sep
15c
44 Vb
Jan
Feb
Mines
14,463
1.00
6,200
81c
Sep
2.05 May
15c
17c
3.500
13c
Sep
26c
1
—
Mines
He
10 %c
12c
62c
65c
1
*
Mines
87 %c Mar
9c
10,950
51c
Jun
12c
Jan
24c
Aug
13c
10c
Mar
30c
Apr
58
58
125
3c
3c
7,500
5c
6c
3,500
5c
46 %c
55c
14,800
45c
16c 19 %c
13c
11c
.
1
——1
Mines
Jun
May
41,910
1,600
17c
—50
—
Apr
25,500
1
Bidcop Mines Ltd
*——
Black Bay Uranium
Blue Ribbon preferred
Gold
41%
90c
1
Uranium
40%
41
39%
1.32
16c
50c
Mines
Bonville
18c
1.00"
25
—
CoDper Corp
Yukon
17c
———*
Mines
Telephone
Bethlehem
1
5 % %
'
1.08
Jan
50
Apr
58
2%c
Sep
Sep
10c
Jan
Sep
79c
Mar
Sep
8%c Feb
52c
Oil
Columbia
2.84 Mar
Sep
preferred
preferred
4%% preferred
5%
preferred
5% %
preferred
British
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
£=•-.
Products
Packers
Class
B
25c
Sep
Feb
class
A
7%c
7%c
14,133
5.75
5.85
3,099
63c
65c
1,500
4.50
4.50
4.65
6,103
260
19
Sep
25
40
40
50
37
Mar
50
2.05
1.90
2.10
5,400
34
33%
35
22,952
70
65%
19
19
7c
Sep
.
Sep
Aug
Feb
15%c Mar
Feb
5.75 Aug
8.40
Sep
1.00
Apr
Sep
7%
Apr
61c
4.50
1.90
31%
Sep
Jan
Jan
3.30 Mar
Sep
44%
Feb
Columbia
Telephone
Reef
Broulan
10,500
10 %c
c
Feb
27,000
10c
July
36c
Sep
94c
Feb
Brown
5c
6.450
3c
Aug
9c
Jan
Brunhurst
68%
Oct
78
May
295
38
Aug
42
82
Sep
Sep
48
82
45
45%
389
47%
47%
325
13%
13%
13%
2,675
12 %
Feb
18
,225
12
Apr
250
13%
Oct,
Sep
18
133/4
18
'May
7,417
33 %
Sep
40%
615
39%
Sep
47% May
46c
Sep
60c
Jun
Jan
45%
•
13%
*
12
12
13%
—1
Mines
35
35
36%
25
:
40%
40%
40%
46c
1
51c
4,428
-
44 %
Sep
47% Sep
91
May
48% July
52% Aug
Feb
Oct
Feb
30c
75
39
—•
Power
Columbia
70
39
82
—50
100
50
—50
*
_
British
151,300
4.25
4.50
1,000
3.85
1.90
500
1.75
%.c
4%c
5.000
4c
22c
25c
6.000
15c
13 c
25
Sep
13c
700
12c
Sep
6.60
Sep
2.62
Sep
Sep
Sep
5c
4%c
5c
18,500
3c
A
63c
65c
1.500
63c
Mining
Apr
Ffttf
Buffalo
5c
5c
2.000
&
Smelting
Gold
Building
7c
Aug
Jan
Extension
Burns
11%
Oct
14%
4c
19,650
2%c
2 %c
21,500
2c
Sep
Sep
8%c Mar
2c
2.25
2.40
12 %c
12c
1
1.40
1.40
Sep
13c-
..
2,100
47,150
2.25
10c
1.45
800
6c
6c
6c
3,000
5%c
32
32%
295
29 %
7 %C
7 %c
2,000
18%
18%
—•-*
11%
—*
—
1.30
7c
12c
Feb
Burrard
Dfy Dock class A
.-
-.*
*6
Sep
Sep
Jan
Sep
Sep
May
9c
3:70
39c
Jan
Feb
Aug
2.55 May
9c
39
lie
Jan
Jan
Feb
July
675
16%
Jan
24
12
510
11%
14% Mar
6
225
Sep
Sep
■
-
5c
11%
32
*
Burlington
92c
51
2 %c
2c
*
•
Lake-
Products
Hill
11%
2%c
—1
Ankerite
Red
Buffalo
11%
,—1
1
Mines
Buffadison
^
1
1
Mines
Brunswick
Mar
Sep
1
Company
Jan
V30cV ^J(ar
Jan
—
—
47
45 Vb
-
Electric—
4%
4%%
4c
4
50%
110
*
Petroleum
American
52c
10c 10 %c
«
7%
Sep
Sep
46%
a
Bridge Tank commonBright
(T GT common.
British
Jan
6
40 %
100
Ffoneer
British
1,584
220
*
Britalta
■
•
Boymar Gold Min<
Bralorne
7 %'
1
preferred
Bunker
1
Oil
4%c
.
1
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
Sep
75
10
B
Copper
Yellcv/knife
42c
1.90
1
Westbiur.e
For
4.25
Ltd—————_—,*
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
75c
33%
common
Steels
Atlas
Brunsman
United
2c
3,600
13c
1.75 Mar
Feb
-6c
Jan
12
1
Ltd
24,200
*
Jan
7%c Mar
1,000
Mines
6c
87c
50
50
British
Lake
Mines
3c
80c
5.85
Sep
3,500
1
Tache
Mar
Sep
Sep
July
7%c
1.24
3.30
Sep
4c
1
Tazin
Jan
100
100
117,540
1
2.50
20c
Consolidated Mines Ltd
45"
Jaa
95
95
28c
1
62c
a74c
Sullivan
86
125
Feb
95
80c
;
——
41
May
23c
45%
4c
Ltd—
40%
24c
45 Vb
20c
Ltd--
Jan
50
a74c
(1944)
52c
41
1
Mines
13c
7
Ltd———0
Metals Mln Co Ltd-1
Mines
Gold
Mar
74,000
11c
5,200
23c
40%
Mar
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd—,——
12% May
7.00 May
45c
7%
35c
Stadacona
5%
2.50 Sep
175
Feb
1.18
Sep
Sep'.
60c
500
53
40%
Sep
Standard
„
•
24c
1
18c
Ltd.
...
Jan
50
5,200
Mines
Jan
Sep
Sep
Jan
May
South Dufault
Jan
91c
Sep
Feb
9c
Ltd
25c
July
19c
Jan
Sep
Mines
Sep
63c
50%
64c
Feb
River
Feb
10c
;
310
12c
May
Lawrence
18c
5,500
6%c
5c
Corp
Mar
15c
Jan
4c
Mining
Feb
45c
51 %
15c
16 %c
1
Ltd- -1
Ltd
Feb
45%
51
Jun
1.05
Mines
7c
22
.
19c 21 %c
Aug
1,000
&
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
22c
15 c
15c
4e
2,500
Gold
5.15 May
37 % July
41 Vb
22,183
6%
3.00
5c
-
4c
Uran
65c
6
3c
Apr
5c
Uranium
Aug
Sep
20%
28,950
...5,333
9
7% May
2.40
Jan
1,550
1.25
Crest
62c
62c
~__40c
Atlas
Bordulac
15c
32c
4c
Roberval
St
45c
5c
Rexspar
12c
10% July
26 % May
4,000
70c /.
*.
34 %
615
7c"
11c
65c
,
*
class
Hardware
Bell
Apr
Apr
1.95 May
1.25
Radiorc
lie
70c
„
L,
24
42% July
340
"
Mar
Sep
Sep
Sep
3,600
27c
7c
Mines.————.————*
Acceptance
Feb
1.15
15c
1
Exploration—
41%
25c
50
Oil
Asamera
6%c
28c
32 c
Quebec Oil
Red
1.34 Mar
.
—,———
Developm't
20%
41%
1
Apr
Co. Ltd—1
Labrador
20%
25c
1
Bata
Development Ltd——.—1
Smelting & Refining Ltd
1
Quebec
14,357
a
"
_1
2
Goldfields
33%
—1
common
Atlantic
Jun
6,500
i.-L
31%
—_———
Gold
Sep
10,600
*
2,800
4,225
Mar
Mar
5.55
200
2.90
———1
*
Belcher
12c
Ltd- _1
8%
2.55
3.00
pfd-
Paper
Corp common—L
preferred
preferred
Beaver
45c
6
Aug
61c
17
16%
225
38
20c
Mines
Jan
1.55
38,200
19
7.40
36
preferred.—I—_——100
Warrants
Area
Jan
1.40
1.07
1
13,830
7.40
--lc
;
&
Imperial
Class
9c
7.05
26%
18%
_10c
_50c
Base Metals Mining
Baska Uranium Mines
1.52 Mar
Jan
.
Sep
12% Sep
—1
———-'
36 %c
Jan
97c
Mines
:
2.80 Feb
30
Jan
38c
1
Arcadia Nickel
9c
6c
99c
(Chib)
Feb
1.85 May
.,
'
Can
Sep
46c
1.45
21%
3,230
i———
Petroleums
Anchor
Anglo
4c
3,500
2,600
—
Jan
3.60
Jun
2.00 Jan
4,115
.*50
Mines—.
Controls
Analogue
Apr
Apr
72,200
8.50
Ltd
600
1.02
c
Jun
1.05
4,175
•
Jun
96,000
7.60
Mines
2.55
4,970
(
41c
-25
—
Mar
2.50
87c
8.25
Exploration
Jan
32%
,—
1.24
12c
13c
101,700
Uranium
Jan
15c
8%
Earth—,
Rare
Basco Oil & Gas——
Sep
75c
32c
—
53c
Sep
7.40
—
Jan
Oct
11c
26c
Ltd
Sep
Aug
6c
18%
—.
Ltd
Amalgamated
3%c
500
28c
Mines
July
36c
14%
25%
common-
35c
Sep
5c
8,000
•
1
Mining Corp
Gold Mining Co Ltd—
Prime
Mines Ltd-
Quebec
4c
1.25
50c
11c
1
—
Jan
75c
Mar'
61c
2.40;
•
'
Bicroft
Pennbec
Provo
;
81c
.
_1
Canadian
Island
4c
43c
16 %c May
>
12c
PorcuDine
Portage
5%c
3 %c
4c
1
■
Pitt
5C
3%c
'
Mines (Quebec) Ltd .1
Copper
Paudash Lake
;
.
«
Ltd.
Ltd
Uranium
Partridge
—
_
Explorers Ltd
Opemisca
Ltd_.
Min
1.72
Sep
Sep
49c
—
Rare
1.85 Mar
26c
50C
&
_
3.10 Mar
26c
Ltd. —1
Ltd*-
Ltd
80c
Oct
Jan
49c
Mines Ltd
Ltd*
2.15
—1
—1
Mines Ltd
Oil
2,500
1
—
Mines
& Oils
New
May
2.15
Ltd
Explorations
Mylamaque
New Pacific Coal
95
1
Limited
Uranium
Sep
1
-
1.97 Mar
5
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
80
Sep
—1.25
of Canada
Montgary Explorations Ltd
Nama
1.28
—5
:
Sep
3.80 Mar
8,000
1.30
2.25
v
.
37%
„10
Co 4%
preferred—
4%% preferred
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Aunor
500
Ltd——
27c
Sep
40c
Aim inex
Ashdown
24% Mar
Sep
5%c
'.
22c
5,000
Island Mining Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
Mogador Mines Ltd—,
Oct
2.40
9%'c Jan
10c
Merrill
14c
13%
—
.
5%%
Medallion
2.95
1.25
41c
$2.40
35c
Ltd
15 %c
14%
1
common
$2.50
10c
Co
Mar
Apr
1,000
2.80
26%
Algoma Steel
Algonquin Bldg Credit
Apr
35c
Mining Corp Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Jan
12
Aug
6%c
4,400
44c
7%c
2.40
Oil
Cons
Warrants
Mar
32
5c
1
Maritimcs
68c
68c,
40c
2.55
Algoma
Argus
22c
24% May
6c
1
Ltd
50c
1.30
Anglo Rouyn Mines*——
Ansil Mines —
I——'—„—1
lljines
44,255
2.85
a—
Uranium common.*
Anthes
18
9c
>
14V2c
•
26 %
9c
16 y8 July
4.05 Apr
1.56 Mar
1.53
6c
Explor Co Ltd———1
Copper
•
5c
11
18
ft
Ltd
56c
>
9
July
Mar
24
Jan
10c
—2.50
Mining
Ltd
Gold
Labrador Min
Lingside
Gas_—
7.920
Sep
OCt
Mar
1.85
1
*
Ltd-.
21c
8c
<
9%c
1
Ltd*
——
Mines
Ceramic
Iso Uranium
Metals
:
Mining Corp
Hollinger Consol
Jan
4c
•
&
—
tic
6.500
1
Ltd-
Mines
1,000
6c
-1
—
6,500
7%c
.
Trunk—*
Gas
American Nepheline
4
*
—
Ltd
16c
2.95
7%c
—~
American
6c
1
.*
—
:Feb,
1-8.3
.
1
Oils
'
1
Alba Explorations
Alberta Distillers common—
Warrants
May
al.10
*
Inc
14c
2.70
54c
*
12c
6c
1
Exploration
&
223,500
56c
Mines Ltd
22c
al.10
1
Fano
1,034
15c
1
Agnico
Jun
2,000
1.21
Mines
lie
3c
11c
1.53
Inc
9%
13c
14c
26c
2,560
--*
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd—
Mining
'•>
Jan
Mar
5c
Ltd.
Minerals
"
9.15
99c
13 %
Ltd
6c
1,500
10,000
Sep
Sep
Aug
Sep
Sep
5c
——1
—€*
5.40
12%
—-1
Ltd—_—:
Sullivan
Elder
;_15c
•"6c
11c
1
.
Ltd
Ltd
12,500
alot
13%
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd-1
Co
45c
,
Central Cadillac Mines Ltd—1
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd,
*1
Class
B
warrants—:
—-—.**
Mining
2,000
12 c
Consol
Copper-Man Mines Ltd
Copper Rand Chib Mines
2,400
49c
20c
6c
7
■
Cournor
9%-
2.90
Oil
Aluminum
5.65
'
49c
20c
Cleveland Copper Corp—
1
Consol Bi-Ore Mines Ltd—————-—1
Consol
22%
45c
40
'
Aug
33
1,240
.—1
Aluminium
Central-Del
3,062
22%
Advocate Mines Ltd——_——*
&
22c
91,954
37%
14c
Gas
37c
34%
9%
High
:T_Low
22%
common-
Mines
Range Since Jan. 1
High.
IV
6 1/4
3.69
Ltd
Corp
Sep
6
61/4
—T—
Quebec
Asbestos
20
660
3.69
Ltd—-—
Cartier
400
6.50
___3
Carbec Mines
Cassiar
20%
6.50
Ltd—*
,
Ltd—
Mines
20
6.50
Ltd—
Petroleums
Canadian
—
Ltd—1
Canadian Collieries Resources
Common
36%
1—25
1
Ajax
Mar
common
Shares
30c
30c
•
—
for Week
Low
1
.-——
Sales
Range
of Prices
;
Acme
Feb
60c
t
&
Acadia Uranium
Mar '
13c
Ltd
Power
Preferred
Jan
84c
Mines
Abitibi
1.30 Mar
5%cMay
25 V2C May
5c
Sep
10c
Sep
Last
Par
Jan
33c
Aug
Week's
Friday
Sale Prico
-
Calgary
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
STOCKS
Apr
.
10%
Sep
35c
"
Ltd
Are
Mar
21c
Sep
1
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp__ 1_
Bornite Copper Corp*Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines
6.80
Sep
Sep
_1
-
Bay Mining Co
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd*
Belle-C'hibougamau
...
"A"—1
Bateman
Shown
16% Mar
•
Ltd
Oil
Toronto Stock
High
*
Mines
Talc
Low
1
——
Ltd
Bailey Selburn
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Prices
1
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Led
Augustus Exploration Ltd
Aull
Shares
Low
.
r ~~
—
Aiscope Explorations Ltd--.
Ameranium Mines Ltd—
Arno
•
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
,,
Mining and Oil Stocks—
Sales
6
8
Jan
^
|
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1454)
.
Monday, October 5, 1959
...
CANADIAN MARKETS
-L
Week's
Friday
Range
Sale Price
Cable
Mines
Cudamct
Calaita
—I
——
Petrelcum
Consolidated Oil
Calv'ert Gas & Oils.,—.
Bread
class
Canada Cement
Preferred
B
26Vc
42c
Jun
92
46c
1,225
980
3.50
6=45
-5.95
6.75
12
12
520
58
'57
58'
,
35
100
Jan.
'4.00
3.00 Aug
5; 500
110
•
-1
common
•
.50
14,537
_
46c
,
74c
Sep
5.70 Sep
.
10
Consumers Gas
Class
Jan
Apr
Feb
Coulee
Mar
Lead
Courhor
28
27
Sep
27
27%
142
26
Feb
27%
'27%
28
245
27
Sep
54
Sep
76%
Feb,'
Craig
r——2.
Craigniont Mines ——1-—^L.
Malting
2.35
Jan
Crain
40c
—-—-—
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Canada
Packersclasa-A—-—a-—class, b ———-—.———■
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Mtge
.
—
Canada
Safeway
Canada
Southern'
Oils
Canada
Southern.
Petroleum
Ltd
Steamship Lines
Cable
Astoria
Bank
Sep
86
25
70c
common
class
70c
2,964
42
42
.20
,
:
12
Aug
Sep"
6c
of
2,033
49
Sep
13c
6c
Jun
61
4,613
52
Sep
4. 505
33 V
Sep
42%
'35 V
200
34 V
Sep
11
Apr
17% July
Apr
10
Daering
66% July
36%
Canadian
British Aluminium
A
warrants
B
warrants
j
15%
15%
740
6.60
7.30
685
4.10
6.50
~~~
14
6.85
common
-
6.50
530
13%
20T.;
•
$1% preferred
Canadian- Chemical
29
——__—..
Canadian Chieftain
Canadian Collieries
Pete
——-.-3
1.10
19,800
1,420
74c
-6',4
6%;
Jan
Jan
33
1,900
90c
4.55
2.70
2.70
2.85
4,125
2.70
Sep
Devonian
3.00
3.60
3.75
5,630
3.20
Sep'
Canadian
Drawn
13
13
200
!
•
Steel
common——.—"
Canadian Dredge & Docii———
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Canadian Dynji Mines
—1
Canadian Export Gas & Oil——-1G%
.—.—
Canadian
Preferred
.
.18
25c
27c
Products
Canadian
High
Canadian
Homestead
Oils
Canadian
Husky' Oil
——
Crest
Warrants
Mines
Devon
Palmer
Canadian
Industries
Canadian Malartic
Canadian
North
class
•
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Canadian
Western
Candoro
.Dominion Scottish
Sep
108
34c
76,825
23c
Jun
70c
2.60
Jan
Dover
62
62c
Mines
Industries
Co
Jan
East
Jan
East
Gold
Malartic Mines
Jan
East
Sullivan
10
1,450
Amplii
1.50
Cossiar
Asbestos
Central Del
Feb
Feb
34 VLc-
42c
2.2-, 300
32 Vc
Sep
1.12 Mar
SH
26
1,384
24 V
Sep
30 V May
El
81V
81%
25
78
Feb
83
Empire Life Insurance---——-
30
95
Feb
105
Jun
30
14.0
Apr
153
July
25V
25%
15,395
12%
13%"
Central Pat
,
Charter
J
Chateau
14%
Sep
24
23
Feb
35
75
23
Jan
35
14%
Jan
16
173
1.75
5,266
11c
12c
12c
•
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1.47
1G6,754
35c
Jan
2.45
36c
37,783
30c
1.07
55c
9c
3,700
6c
8c
8c
8,500
8c
Sep
90c
1.00
2,700
Corp Ltd—
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10%
10%
11
10,130
5.40
5.40
1,000
—.—_—1
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25
42c
216,881
53c
17,006
43c
Sep
6,000
16c
Sep
75c
84c
1,600
72c
55,900
50c
Jun
100
Apr
92c
Jun
74c
2.75
53c
Mar
27 Vc Mar
1.65
Jan
89c
Feb
3.15
2.30 Aug
JUn
3.00
3.15
15V
14%
,15%
12%
Jan
16% Mar
8c
9 Vc
3,500
8c
Sep
21c
Jan
6,100
10c
Sep
19c
Feb
Mines
2Vac
Sep
8c
Jan
3.50
Sep
:
2Vc
2Vc
3c
23,500
4.10
4.75
3,780
11%
1,150
10
3,419
25c
28c
.2.50
49c
28c
2.75
100
12 3 4
13
13
647
Mines
Central
Consolidated Mlc Mac Oils
Consolidated Mining &
Aug
Apr
Step
20c
8,000
13,500
9Vc 10 Vc
12,000
5c
11
13 V
74,429
85,494
24,850
91c
1.17
3.85
4.00
30c
37c
43c
44c
31c
7c
—
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7Vc Sep
9 Vc Sep
1,000
29 Vac
•-
7c
207,011
5c
11
"
85c
3.55
Mar
Sep
Sep
Canada
Mines
Petroleum
Ltd
Jan
Sep
Sep
Sep
60c
Ltd
4,300
46c
Sep
3-95
1
2.80
3.20
4,905
2.50
17%
18%
10,775
17%
Sep
Sep
1.58
1.43
1.60
6,69p
1.34
Sep
30c
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16 Vc
5 V
.
Power
General
General
A
Preferred
Genex
Geo
3.45
—
72c
3,640
3c
7,410
4.30
1.350
67c
1.12 Mar
July
lc
Sep
Sep
3.85
40
27J
39
27%
27%
350
70c
4,400
65c
78%
1,10 5
50
35c
70c
70c
77
76'i
164
—20c
Cc
28
26%
28
6.20
6.20
1.91
2.05
"
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108% Jan
5.85. July
19,220
Mroi Sep
81
Sep
187»"
-
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5Vc Sep
25% Sep>
125
Jun
1.50 Apr
"
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14,200
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Feb
'
20-
Jan
400
6c
51
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275
13%
12%
5'i-c
Feb
1.12
Sep
"Sep
985
166
13%
34c
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8.25
27% Jan
III20
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-Mar
lH-
•
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Mar
35r
1.99
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80
80
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l
160
83
75
9.00-Jan
2.75
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98
90
18'. 4
3,60(1
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8
400
7
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18,213"
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19%
17%
20%
43
45'.is
50%
53
I,151
1.10
1.10
13%
13%
1,15
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89
89
89
10
12c
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12 c
12c
4,600
96c
1.00
1.00
635.
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18c
22c
9.40
35c
II,100
8c
8''2c
17c
;
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-
95c
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56% July •
1,50 Aug
3,022..
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.
1.40.Aug"
-
-
19% Jun
94% May,
20c
,
Mar
1.55 Mar
Sep
'Jail
32c
Aug
'
Giant
Yellowknife
Glacier
Glenn
9.40
Mines—
30c
Mines
Uranium
Goldale
Gold
Gold
Mining
Mines
Eagle
8%C
Mines
Grandroy
Granduc
7c
Aug
Sep
Sep
Sep
17c
2,450
8c
9c
24,700
8c
25 %c
29c
15,000
24c
6%
6%
6%
785
15c
16c
4,700
———-—
1
Mines
1.15
1.05
1.15
4,250
36%
26%
37%
6
12c
1,034
1.00
Oct
59c.
July
16c
2.500^
28c
9c
Gordon Mackay class A
9.40
6.25 Mar
-
-
28c
—
Gold.
Uranium
Goldficlds
.
Great Lakes
Paper
Power
Lakes
37
-
Feb
14c
Mar
'25c
Jun
40c. ;Jan
46Vc
Feb
7% May
Jun
38c
July
Mar
2.25 Mar
Sep
27
common
B
Plains
West
lOVc Jan
36c
Mar
Cl<iss
B
Saddlery
3.00
2,445
39 %
39%.
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2.50
2.80
5,395
11%
12
1,850
10%
Sep
5%
5%
825
5%
Sep
4.50
4.50
100
4.00
6%
7%
950
6%
Sep
12
432
9%
Feb
10Tb
11%
I,915
9%
Jan
2.75
A—-—
—
Greater
Winnipeg Gas
Votiiig trust
11%
Jan
Grey hawk Uranium
Apr
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
5.25
Feb
Feb
Gulf
Mines
Lead
18c
Jan
Feb
1.20
Jun
Gurney
Sep
36c
Mar
Gwillini
July
8c
38
Apr
May
Sep
Mar
2.30 Jun
Jan
3.90 Apr
4.50 Apr
6T»
Jan
3.35
Jan
41% Feb
3.30
Jan
21%. Jan
6% May
5.50 Feb
9-
Jun
14
Aug
13% Aug
6.15 Aug
5.75
6.75
100
3c
4c
7,000
3c
Sep
20c
11
11
11%
2,194
10%
Sep
13% Mar
26 V
26
26%
386
26
Jan
28% May'
—
———
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—
7c
-1
12
7c
1,500
11
12
30,485
1.65
2.12
14,820
1.25
23
-1
7c
7c
„1
——
i—-—
Mines
Gunnar Mines
63c
2.00
45% Aug
30% July
10% Aug
5.50
warrants
Gulch
22%
280
5
.
.
6.50
5.50
1956 warTants
Feb
2.55 Mar
2.35
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—
———————*•
1.05
1.15 May
1,685
5%
*
—
class
4.50
64c
205
6%
4.50
1
—50
Develop
Coal
West
1958
7.25
8.50
G
-
common—
warrants
Great
Great
125
8.00
12
—;
Gas
6%
2.70
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Great Northern
Class
27
35% May
23 V Jan
23
120
13 V
Apr
5%c
7c
6,200
5c
Sep
1,200
8.00 Aug
15c
Mar
Jan
5c
Sep
7c
Jun
13c
Feb
9%
Sep
19
Jan
Feb
7c
5Vc
22,000
49c
59,750
5c
2,500
4Vc Jun
lie
1,133
11
8Vc
5c
24Vc Jun
17,357
7c
6c
9c
lie
18,000
46ct
49c
22,800
3.55
3,045
3.35
44c
Sep
Sep
Sep
I '45c
Sep
3.35 Sep
July
1.24 July
7c
20
13
Feb
Mar
Vc Mar
25c
Jun
2.12
Warrants
Products
Lake
Hardee Farms
preferred—
Gold
—
•
common
Hard Rock Gold Mines
Harrison
Hasaga
Minerals
Gold
7c
__
14
1
lie
.—1
Head
5.85
Headway Red Lake.
of Lakes Iron
17c
.—1
—
44.
.
-
-.1
7.50
Jan
23-
Jun
10%c Apr
Sep
19% Mar
Jan
16
Aug
14c
Jan
12 Tb
12%
160
11V
14
14%
505
8%
vllc * lie
II,300
9c
July
lie
2,650
9c
Sep
25c
17c 17 %c
1,000
17c
Oct
25c
Feb
17c
8,000
Vc Jan
24c
Apr
29C
44c
49,325
58c
Jan
9c
—
Mines
Sep
14e
12Tb
•
Harding Carpets
1.10 Mar
Jan
-30
—1
38c
8
28c
Sep
,
*
Feb
10Vc Sep
Apr-
10% Jun
Jan
89
10,845
28c
•
•«
24% Mar
*
Sep
10:,4
.
.
800
8.90
Mine
104-
'
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3,300
..
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Sep
42
Sep
43% Mar
200
1.10
1.15
-50c
1
Prosp
»
402
52
.1%
-100
—
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98
16%
-
_50o
Mines
.'33%' Sep
98Sep
15T 8 Sep
1,510
18%
common—
_—
35%
1.00
Drilhng com.
Wares
35
1
—
Scientific
15 %c
35 c
48c
Mar
25% May
19% Mav
>-
I5TrSep
7V
_
Stccf
4,973
11c
9c
32
24% May
Sep
20%
39%
1
—
Petroleum
Ol&ss
General
3,500
4Vc
1
Jan
July
40
.100
—
.—.
Dynamics
28,600
5c
Lttf_. —1
45c
20c
24.800
—
—
Development
General
17c
5c
8C
Jan
Jun
52c
35'4-
General Motors
30c
41c
1
20c
39c
_•
-
Bakeries
94c
—1
—
Jan
Jun
50c
comraon-i
Mines
16c
♦
__1
14c
68
8Vc
970
lc
70c
III10
common—.
preferred
ttd
Geco
General
26c
II1
Mine-:
Feb
Oct
Sep
yw*
Gatineau
90c
—2
—
Oils
Consolidated Sudbury Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
24c
18%
III
Red
61c
3,000
50c
■
Great
Jan
2.50
Sep
8c
1,345
_•
—
;———I
preferred
—
Apr
63c
19c
Apr
2.13 Jun
58
5,975
16%
186
Debentures
4.10 May
4.20
Sep
6 Vc May
51c
2Gc 26 Vc
16% July
Jan
560
Apr
72
Jan
20Vc
1,100
27V
-
80c
46,200
4-. 15
A;—
£2.80 preferred
May
10,762
22c
-12c
—-20%-
——
Companies
Feb
8c
47c-
64,302
9
Vc
26
26
Warrants
53c
64c
4.5
22c
—
Ltd——
Fraser
Apr
Jail
31c
11,000
58
-v-
72
53% Jan
•
—
19c
Jun
2.85
9Vc
live
A—
class'
Co
Apr
July
38c
24c
8c
58
10
(U S)———- IIIlH
20c
28c
2.65
——
15c
22c
1,000
2.10 Aug
2.16 Sep
40V Mar
Feb
Jun
5,025
156c
Ltd——
page
10c.
10%
2,034
.
30c
Poplarl
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
35c
'
Aug
63c
i~
•
44c
_
Sep
Sep
8c
36c
Explor
see
Jan
5c
1.15
Consolidated Mosher
Consolidated Negus Mines
Consolidated Nicholson Mines—
Consolidated Northland Mines
footnotes
27c
8
4.00
—:
Consolidated Pershcourt
Mar
185
9c
Smelting-—
Consolidated Mogul
Consolidated Morrison
75c
940
7c
13 V
Mines
Gold
Sep
1,000
5c
Gold
Marcus
Jan
43c
8%
7 Vc
Consolidated Golden Arrow
Consolidated Halliwell
Marbenor
Apr
May
5,000
lc
—
Great
Lake
Consolidated
4.00
14
20c
8c
Cacjillac
Consolidated
50c
Jan
5 Vc
8Vc
—•
Warrants
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest
Consolidated Fenimore Mines
Howey
Sep
2.00 Mar
8%
•
Flin
Consolidated Denison Mines
Gillies
Sep
10V
7,330
1,000
1
—
Gamma-
Consolidated
40c
Jan
5.25 Aug
15
July
5 Vc
8%
—
Callinan
51c
4.10
Sep
"20c
—
Bakeries
.
45c
40c
Cop Key Mines_„Consolidated Allenbee Oil
Consolidated Bcllckeno
2.80
2,310
2.75
1
————
Consolidated
6,000
11%
4.75
—
—
Coniaurum Mines
For
Jan
13c 13 VO
Mines
Consolidated Peak
19c
60c
«
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8Vc Mar
class
French
Jan
Aug
16c 16 Vc
Combined Metals
Commonwealth Petroleum
Consolidated
1.90
28 V
2.75
>
—
Enterprises
Consolidated
Sep
19% Jan
4Vc Sep
20
500
of
Francoeur
2.30 Aug
47c
9 Vc
Beta
Jan
25c
22c
90
May
2.65 Mar
Sep ;
Sep
1
Co
Foundation
Jan
34c
Mines
Cellulose
Consolidated
9.20
16,050
—25c
Manufacturing
Ford
Jan
Oct
155
1.26
Jan
2.15
Jan,
55 V
1.20
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Motor
Frobisher
3.10
53
55%
55 V
Jan
16c
Jan
16
1—
Grain
Ford
Aug
3.15
Yellowknife
Consolidated
25
4Vc
5.60
Aug
52c
C2c
—■—
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1,000
25
5.30
FJeet
1.75 Apr
12% Mar
May
16c
75c
Equipment
National
1.02
4 Vc
Willans
Farm
Conduits
1.05
1.59
80c
7,188
41,933
1.05
Feb
39c
Cody Reco
'
5.65
1.41
—
Cockshutt
Colomac
3,800
1.05
1.41
——
———-—
Mines
Gold
85c
5.30
5.35
——-
_—
9.40
4.75 Mar
80c
_————
—
78c
37%
55 V
—
Preferred
Jan
6c
8c
1.40
300
*
Mining
Federal
Jan
15c
7c
90c.
1.40
500
1.24
Ltd—1
Nickel
Uranium
Fatima
Jan
—
5,ICC
2,300
—1
Warrants
Apr
30c
lGc
Sep
"
1.50 Aug
40
—..——1
Fargo Oils Ltd
Feb
35c
'
Combined
26c
1
Coclienour
Columbia
Sep
1.44
Jaculet Mines
Kayrand Cop Min
Lake
11c
Faraday
Jan
1
Mining & SmeltingChimo Gold Mines—i
Chromium Mining &
Smelting——
Coin
6,039
3.00
Apr
—1
Chibougamau
'
1.60
July
55 V
,20
—
Falconbridge
Mar
15
1.66
7c
1.27
2,000
10,500
39
Fanny Farmer Candy-———
July
July
14%
2.00 May
55,7J5
1.50
Taihoiibt Piayerar cgnamanr—^
Jan
350
30
1.72
Chiboug
Chib
170
31
A
Developments
Explorers Alliance
July
14%
14%
1
200
Sep
1.50
common——1
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1
Sol
Sep;
Sep
1.50
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Eureka Corp
9Vc Jan
Jan
<fc
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46c Mar
-
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15% May
Sep
30
—1
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Chesterville
5c
126
29 %
pfd—20
—
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v
11V Mar
60
—•
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990
10,791 :
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31% Mar
14%
,*
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Jun
343 V 143 V
Mines
Mar
May
85c
55 Va
class
Paper
Common
Elder
July
*■
12
15c
16c
40
10
Jan
:
Rio
Trust
20>/4
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Cayzor Athabaska
Eddy
Investment
40c
Sep
Sep
Tretliewey
Economic
84c
—
Castle
Jan
20
Feb
6%c
1.40
50c
Jan
170
8c
1.65
A
92 V
Sep
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22% Jan
7,328
1.15
1.39
Sep
Sep
Sc ~3"VT""
1.03
7 Vc
30c
165
6 Vc
7c
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18c
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3,900
1.30
2,014
24^4
17
2,80o
1.60
16c
98
165
8,028
11
1.30
35c.
98
9
17.
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1
n;i
25 Vis
9
12
Sep
14'/a Jan
9% Jan :
8%c Sep
2,958
July
51% July
59
1.07
—
16c
V
10%.
8 Vc
1
—
30c
15
1G',4
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61V'
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12%
CO
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10--
Apr
Sep
14%
1
35c
.
45
15 V" -—566
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12 V July
May
10
45
14%
Jan
1.85
7 V Mar
45
45%May
.
Sep
16 V-
—1
*—
8.50
Warrants ■'
Cariboo
Ltd
Petroleum
14%
10
7
preferred—10
Minerals-——
&
400
—.—1
Copper
375
5,594
.
;ii)!i
—.
Oils
Dynamic
8%
61
common--*
common
——#_—
Sep
Explorations
—:
Clicni'.cal
<$5
47%
45
———1
15 %
—
Met
Tar
Mines
G.60
46
Feb
13% Jan
24% Mar
Jun
Apr
Sep
6.50 Sep
41% Jan
7V
15 V
^
common—
Duvex
July
8.90
47
pfd_r_.,____rr50
—
Sep
—.—,
Erin
Inv
Coal
&
Duvan
Sep
4.00 Aug
41V May
a
7'.'a
-•
•
•
Nat Gas 47c
Can
Steel
Donalda
105
10'
1.02
35% July
21 % May
22% Jan
15% Apr
6.GO
Magnesium
Dominion. Textile
1U
common
Foundry & Steel common—*
Sep
——.
Can
10
4.35
mil
Exploration
510
9.10
25V
Oil
11
3,265
—1_——25
__
Western
10%
7,427
.—
Class
20
—
15,800
Canadian. Tire Corp common*———
Canadian Vickers
1.———:*
Canadian Wallpaper Mfrs class A—*
Canadian
2,280
5.00
preferred ——-10
Corp———1
Thorium
2,425
23'7
——.—-*
Railway
Canadian Pe trot in a
Canadian
9.80
22
3.75
——.
Pacific
9.40
1.15
4% preferred ——*—ii——*—100
5'/i> preferred ——1
—100
871/ preferred
a—- -100
Canadian
3,010
9.80
Warrants/
May
Jan
22%
Dominion
35
74c
——*
Jan
Feb
Apr
—2.50
—
Jau
25
19c
18'.1
Electrohome
2.90
July
Sep
Sep
17 V
Petroleum
Dominion
9c
18';;
Bridge
Jan
741
———-•
Dominion
6.05
.
10c
80c
Dome
Dominion
Mar
10c
46c
Mines
ppjr.Juion
Jan
43,906
25c
500
Dominion
9% July
July tf.05 Jin
34c
Jun
4,545
96c
37c
Mar
Sep.
Sep
15c
11,150
4.85
Canadian Northwest" Mines —.—:—•
Canadian Gil
Cos common—.————•
74c
lie
32
Jan
50
1,638
23c
II,600
47c
75c
32c
r——1
21.000
14c
21c
1.00
9.35
common
Gold
Inca
Jan
Mar
47c
25Ta
654
200
18c
40c
95c
Jan
85c
Apr
47
"4
Sep
July
30%
Sep
105
11
Jan
6c
22
Sep'''
3.25
9
May
.*
15c
95c
Dominion Stores
46
9%
24
8,871
25c
13 V May
105
1
Jan
19c
.
11c
20 Vc
-1
——
96c
A.
58
Jun
Aug
,
I;
May
2,700
/
—2
4.83
———•
Machine
48 V
Feb
Feb
13c
Sep
16
350
Jan
1.85
32c
18c
*1
—I—_—1
Dome
Class
Ice
2.60
25c 28 Vc
——1
Oils-
Seagrams
9.50
■—,
7c
•
;
9%c Sep
5,000
Oct
5.15 Apr
23% July
•
;
17c 17 Vc
1
——■—1
Min———
10c
—i
0c
Sep'!
7c
202
.:
lie.
2.75
.700^••<23c-: Jan
4,200
Jan
1.30 Mar
VI.50 Mar
i
Jan
12c
•
1.75-Apr
200
16
Mines————
Jun
2.05
-
2.G5
Mar
'
V
17%May',
18,675
—
53
16
—
——
—1
—
,
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Gold
17
125
52 Vj
10 c
Mines—.——-1
25c
425
,
Jan.
3.00
•
46
.—20c
——
30 V
30
3; 00
common
12
7,354
•
100
—;————
Food
Preferred."----——--i———100
68c
1,695
2.18 ''2:26
27c
Fairbanks,, Morse com—J---*
Canadian
-I
■
17%
18
•
,2.23
53
1
—
Brcavis
Horn
Distillers
lr69 Aug
Jan
Canadian
Petroleum
'7c
—10
—.——4——
•9% Aug
Sep
Sep
Preferred-..—-————1.-——-1
Canadian Curtis Wright-.
-—-*
72c
28c
1
„1.-,——
Delnite
16% May
24 V July
Sep
6V
2,350
6 V
1.04
1.05
.—.—
common
:
1.60
7c
—
Explorers
Deldona
July
18V
65
8%
Deer
8.70 July
2a
1,391
29
.
8
i)
13
330
20 %
10*b
-25
———
13 V
'13'.4
.
2.05
25c
——
Daragon Mines
Jun
42% May
"
3.45 Mar
———-
1.86
300
I.125
Feb
14
58c
Sep
2.00 July
-
a—-
Cusco Mines
Jan
59 %
35'
2.75/
lO'/j '
1.91
=■
common—
57c
•"
2.70
21V
-
7Vc Apr
320
18V
2.75
1.55
warrant's
1.500
2.20
Mar
2.50 Mar
Sep
1,000,
9c
62c
74c
16Vc Mar
„
Sep
31c /
May
5.25 Aug
ll% Jan
400
62,200
.
Jun
105 %
15 V May
Sep
Nest
,
18 V'—
9c
5
Crowpat Minerals
.
57c
Crowiw^ellcrbach
Crows
35'a
-
Canada
5.00 May
3(i
'25
—
45c.
s
1.25 May
59%
s
Oil
Crestbrook Timbpr
Warrants.
Crpiuor Pershing
Decoursey
-e-.
17%
12%
32c
2.00
—
Mar
50c
11
125
(Jc
•
Preferred
630
llT.'i
1
—
(R L)Ltd
Cree
„
Aug
39% Feb
50
12
i
Commerced—
18%
——
2.85 Mar
'900
3.75
B—
Minerals
of
70c
3.35
42
III£
Feb
92
•
—
Cowichan
Jam,,—
Apr
,55
70
'
Wire
Canadian
1.05
57
Sep
55 V
3.75
warrants-
Canada
&
47
687
86
,
Sep
Sep
48 V
190
,
''
86
30c
220
59 V
.100
preferred.-
Canada
Canadian
47'/a
1,34
,2,900
"
4712
66 V
59
49 V
.
2,200
.
42c
.
49
._10
620
55 V
"1.37
55
—**.-*•.—
—
Warrants
1.60
V-L
54
1.34
common
Canada Oil Lands
89,000
,22,902
41c
-50c
Sep.
Mining
Copper
Bit
JUn
Jan
Sep
Sep
Sep
8c
15c
1.87
Vc
106
-
Jun
21c
4.400
12c
11%
27
37 V
3.50
1.66
1
27
28 V
99
High
47% July
Jan
Sep
Sep
18V
A———j.
Zinc—-—-—
28
J
Oanada
22c 26 Vc
_•
1,434
175
3,200
"
1
imperial —L
Cosmos
Aug
1651
1.87
14
——.—
12% May
34
100
5,270
4.15
—————
Apr
102
3.80
I
Low
"'%43
V'
101V 102'a
102
Range Since Jan. 1
High
40
100
4.15
.20
common—-
Shares
42%
100 V
.100
preferred--—.
Exploration
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class
58
37
—
:
_10
—-a
——•— ---—~
Iron Foundries
B
„10
.100
common
I.
Con west
_10V Mar
Mar
55May
Co
Class A
1.27 ,Feb
Sep
78V
200
49c
Oct
19'a
27,900
46c
for Week
Low
Par
Feb
Sep
3.50
—-
-pfd
Cafr.ada
,
Sep
'
-
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake-———...—;~
Canada
88 V
12c
14 'itc
47c
—1
High
1,166.
'
Sales
Range
Sale Price
6,575
21
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Low
53c
92
Calvan
46c
19 V
52c
——
2
Range Since Jan. 1
High
20'4
25c
—
Calvary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common^-—:——
OCTOBER
Friday
Shares
12c 12 Ve
16c '
17c
12c
__1
Oils..-—
Mines
ENDED
for Week
Low
Par
WEEK
FOR
Sales
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
—RANGE
Jari
,
Volume
190
Number
5887
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
...
(1455)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Week's
Range
Shares
Par
Heath
Hees
Heva
Gold
Mines
(Geo
Hi
Gold
&
Co
5%c
STOCKS
Low
High
6c
4,500
6%
G%
420
2%c Aug
2,/ac
C
4c
1.60
1.60
1.100
48
48
48
5c
54,000
1.60
150
Hi Tower Drilling
,
Hollinger Consolidated Gold—.
212
"9
8%
29%
-5
29%
Apr
Merrill
10
Apr
Meta
9c
1.40 Aug
12
„
10
485
6%
Feb
28%
Sep
Ly
iOTif 11% "
Ilia
11%
10%
Oct
21
Mill
T: /
City
Milliken
"Jan
Mining
Oct
20%: Jan
38%
50
38%
Sep
46 %
40%
55.
40%
Sep
44
Hoyle Mining
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting.
Hudson Bay Oil
Hugh Pam Porcupine
4.25
4.05
4.25
1.100
51
•
.
49%
51%
13%
12%C 12 %c
3.170
47%
Sep
63% Mar
Moneta
13%
4,643
13%
Sep
21%
Jan
Montreal
12c
Sep
20c
Jan
56
Aug
131/2
11—20
52
51
'
4.00
500
52%
Jun
310
49
62
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
6%
Investment class A__
•
9
Sep
72 %
10
72
%
12%
71% Aug
92
36%
36%
37
6,066
33
Sep
46%
Jan
12%
12%
12%
6,185
12
Sep
14%
Feb
5
475
5
Sep
5
—__4.86%
.
107
,
6
1
3c
3%c
39,500
2c
Aug
35%
34
35%
2,938
32%
Sep
41% July
85
85
85
25
85
Oct
95
11
Jim
16% July
S4% preferred
100
—
12 i4
12%
12%
170
4.65
4.50
4.05
785
4%
Sep
10
20 ">
20%
21%
1,373
17%
Jan
1
4.80
4.70
5.00
8,180
4.30
1.40
1.85
—
Inland Cement Co
Natural
Warrants
preferred
Gas
common.
_\
Inspiration _J—
International
:.
International Ranwick
1059 warrants
1.9Q0
32c
Sep
7,748
83
Jan
135
30c
Oct
41%-
31,500
11c
Aug
Jan
30
'
—-1
12c
lie 12 %c
*
Ltd
9%
9%
Interprovincial Bldg Credits com—
10
1,065
1.60
1.90
54%
2.145
5
5%
830
43%
5
54
*
47
136
5
Investors, Syndicate' common—.. 25c
;"
Class A
-25c
'
33 %_
9%
680
52%
————
Interprovincial Pipe Line—
Interprovincial Steel
1
3.25
36c
89%
30
*
Petrol.eum
1,600
7%
88
89%
*
31%
34%
2,180
1.50
70c
5
21%
1.70
1.84
17,750.
1.57
3.25
35,720
1.60
Jun
Iso
Uranium
14%
14%
14%
4G5
35c
»32c
36c
II,000
-L
49c.
Feb
2.9Q
Jan
12%
13
3,054)
12%
Sep
Sep
16% Mar
Jan
Jack
Walte
-
Nesbitt
Labine
—
Athona
Apr
New
22%
29
Jun
200
22%
Jan
28%
Jun
39%
39%
Sep
42 r
60c
Sep
39%
75
64c
70c
4,000
18
18%
695
41 %
"
40
42%
Jan
New
Jan
New
Davies
Jun
New
Delhi
Calumet
Jefferson
Lake
Jellicoe
Goldvue
New
3.05
12c
/. 1.000
1.45
26.300
•30c
4,400
24c
6%
7%
2,150
12c
14,267
Joburke
Gold
1
9c
10c
Mines—
•—1
10c
10c
11c
12,500
Jockey Club Ltd common
Class B preferred
•
—10
2.15
2.15
2.20
6,360
8
8
115
.33c
40c
Warrants
—
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Jonsmith
Mines
3.15
5%c
8c
171,000
14c
1.500
20c
23c
39,380
20c1
Sep
14c
Sep
600
7 T11
8
2,195
4.50
4.65
800
9,279
3.15
4,500
1.00
400
36c
——
————1
*
.
Labrador Mining & Exploration
of
Osu
Shore
Secord
Leitch
Apr
Senator
22,638
2,400
77c
78c
26%
Jun
J a if"'
15 %c
Apr
Jan
35c
Sep
55c
Sep
32% Aug
66c
Sep
Sep
Sep
42,015
24%
26%
1,465
80c
80c
700
80c
60c
65c
70c
6,200
2.75
2.90
3,720
8c
8c
8c
3,000
116 (2
116%. 116%
10
24%
7c
Jan
116%
22c
Jan
y—1
22c
22c
24c
5,000
1
4.75
4.60
4.75
570
31c
4.10
31c
31c
4.10
4.25
1.500
2.61
2.(1
2.68
1,548
2.61
Mines-i:———.
10c
2.00
2.00
3
—
23%
Candy-.—
Gold
23
Lencourt
Gold
Mines
Lexindin
Gold
Mines—
2.00
300
—1
•
—1
%
23%
95
1.15
1
—
700
1.25
3,500
8c
4.45
22 %c
2.00
23
Jun
Class
A
Class
B
Loblaw
30
Jun
38c
Sep
Juil
6.00 Mar
Oct
3.75
Feb
Sep
2.60 Mar
28%
Jan
1.61 Mar
Sep
8c
2.00G
7c
Sep
5,000
3%C
Sep
6c
Feb
1,600
1.66
Sep
2.48
Jan
17c
Jan
27%
590
26
28 3 4
205
28
Sep
30% Aug
30
•
Preferred
—
warrants—
A
Sep
32
28%
29%
885
27
Sep
40%;
Feb
30%
30
31%
1,374
27
Sep
42
Feb
60
;
A—
28%
•
class
B
Class
26
40
40
41 %
1,155
40
Sep
48
Sep
Sep
Sep
15
——
*
10
335
9%
9%
680
8%
-1
1.25
1.25
100
1.00
255,600
3%
.
.
8%
18c
Goldfield
Class
Preferred
A
Norvalie
Oka
Ontario
Macmillan
May
17 % Mar
1.55
Jan
Jan
Oshawa
Osisko
Manitou
Palliser
6c
1,700
6c
Jan
Far bee
Sep
23c
6c
Gc
2,000
6c
Sep
lie
12C
7,500
10c
Aug
40c
Jan
27,450
7c
Jan
19c
Mar
Jan
3.10
ll%c Feb
Mines
Marcon
Marigold
Mines
Amulg- Mines
Pardee
22
22
680
21%
Jan
1.06
1.05
1.10
9,500
1.05
Sep
—*
37%
37 %
40
2,590
34%
2.76
2.71
2.79
12,200
2.55
12c
11c
14c
61,400
Gc
3c
3c
4c
2,000
3c
1.09
1.20
8,650
1.04
5c
5%c
6,000
5c
Sep
70c
70c
981
70c
Sep
1G
17
2,261
Mining Cbrp
Oil
Mavfair
Gas
&
Red
Lake
McMarmac
Red
McWa'ttprs
Gold
Medallion
Mentor
1
Lake
•
Petroleums
1.25
Expl & Dev
Per
i«#otnotes
50c'
see
page
44.
45% July
3.45 May
17c
5c
1.25
July
Feb
Perron
Jun
Peruvian
Sep
17c
Feb
9c
Aug
20c
Mar
42 %c Mar
Oil
Petrol Oil
—
102,745
98c
43c
112,200
25 %c
Jan
47c
Aug
Place Oil &
38.448
10%
Jan
16%
Jun
Placer
103%
106
715
9c
500
4.50
4.50
110
14c
17c
6,033
1.15
,600
1.15
31
81%
80%
-
1.00
31
75
31
81%
355
80
27c
31c
11,550
J20c
7 Tic
7%c
1,180
^ 7c
33c
43C
37,000
25c
31c
37c
2.15
2.50
7,997
%C 14»/2C
2,100
2.15
14
113
May
2.10
13c
Portgage
Feb
6
Jun
Powell
28c
Jan
Power
1.78 Mar
34
Aug
Sep
95
Feb
Sep
Sep
Aug
5,035
45c
Sep
78c
85c
49c
53c
57L
Sep
Sep
90c
Sep
47e
May
3,355
-
57c-
18 .18%
94c
5,859
ueoo-
12
Feb
1.98
2.50
May
Aug
May
Jan
—USO-Jan.
19 %
July
41
170
40
Oct
44%
Aug
14%" 14%
3.303
13
Sep
17
Jun
3.75
665
1.30
3,950
40
40
3.00 May
5.00
1.15
1.85
Sep
Jan
Apr
15
15%
2,279
25 %
25%
20
25%
Jan
28
July
46%
46 %
46%
50
41
Feb
3.05
3.25
500
3.05
Sep
Apr
49
3.25
1.35
830
1.00
Sep
19c
19c
560
17c
Sep
42c
Jan
10 %c
14c
37,700
10c
Sep
30c
Mar
12%
17% July
Jun
4.00
Fei
1.40
Sep
Rouyn Gold
Corp
Prairie Pipe
48c
Apr
Preston
Jan
Pronto
45c
Aug
3.35'Jan
Jan
Mfg
East
8c
8,500
60c
65c
II,185
12
12
270
17%'
17%
115
51c
57c
3,500
50c
Sep
15c
15c
2,000
12c
Sep
23c
Jan
26%
Jan
54 c
Apr
57c
Sep
1.07 May
12
Sep
18
ll%c
Feb
17 %c
Apr
1.35
Jun
Jan
23%
100
19 %
Aug
8.30
7.55
8.50
12,961
7.00
Sep
12% Mar
8%
8%
1,925
3.35
Jan
10% Aug
1.01
95c
1.06
839.400
44c
1.34
July
Jun
-1
r
8c
7c
8c
5,500
7c
Sep
13c.
Mar
1
28c
28c
34c
6,500
24c
Sep
65c
Mar
8%
8%
8%
960
Sept
30c
2,300
Sep
Sep
8%
28c
45c
11%
15,316
1
—
30c
10%
11%
8%
27c
10%
7.75
180
29%
1.924
26%
Sep
7.15
Jan
12%
Oct
7.15
27 %
May
18%
Sep
7.75
28Tn
Jun
30c
1,000
30c
Sep
36% Mar
60c
Jaii
55c
60c
4,374
50c
Sep
79c
May
6c
6%c
4.000
6C
Jun
13c
Mar
%c
3c
19,500
2c
Sep
7c
21c
25c
37,513
21c
Sep
56c
3.00
3.00
30c
58c
2
2%C
1,525
1.00
3,25
Jan
"
,22c
22c
23c
-
6,500
3.40"
1
—1
1
1.25
20c
I
300
1.05
2,700
3.30
3.45
140
3.50
2,960
20c 20 %c
17,625
22c
3.40
90c
3.15
18c
65c
Oct
5.30
Oct
Jan
Jan
Aug
Feb
Jan
2.15
Feb
Feb
5.00
Sep
Api
25c
Feb
Apt
13 %C
12 %c 13 %c
16,624
12c
Sep
22C
Feb
37c
33 c 39 %c
260,300
20c
Jun
39 %c
Oct
7%
7%
6%
11%
Jan
7%
1,635
45
45
200
44
Jan
48%
Feb
25
25
200
19%
Jan
30
Jun
97:%
97%
118
97
Jun
101%
Jan
1.05
1.12
3,800
92c
Jun
1.80
Jan
17c 17 % c
7.000
16c
99c
500
80c
Sep
Sep
29c
99c
1.30
1.08
1.34
60,575
Sep
2.79 May
75c
75c
78c
986
70c
86c
99c
13,590
85c
Sep
Sep
1.64
96c
7c
6c
7c
23,300
6c
Jan
12c'
Provo
Gas
1.05
17c
Sep
1.05
65c
Feb
1.75 Mar
Jan
1.25 May
Ma'
1.80 May
75c
85c
103,400
10%
10%
10 %
2,080
10
65c
63c
65c
5,500
58c
Sep
89c
16%
16%
17%
3.000
16%
Sep
17%
1
*
36c
36c
Mar
47c
Mav
59
58
60
70
Mar
v3.35
85c
—
Dome
Uranium
Prospectors
1—;
i
Premium Iroji Ore
President
Electric
12 %c
25c
15c
6%c July
6 V2 c
60e
*
—
Jun
Jun
Feb
1.40
3.25
Island
—
Powell River new common.
Sep
Sep
1,80
1
1
—*
1
G%s
Development
Jan
Sep
4.60
1.10
:
*
22c
Oct
%
Feb
Jun
101,825
1
—
Pitch Ore Uranium
1.32
4%
Jan
Sep
2.75
800
1.20
1
1
*
Minerals
& Gas
14%
2.05 Mar
&
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pickle Crow Gold Mines-
36c
12c
Mai'
Sep
1.24
1.00
—2
Mines
Gold
12%
.
*
106
—
preferred
& Oil
Gas
Aug
7c
16c
22c
36c
*
common—:
Preferred
Pernio
90c
18c
Sep
8%c Sep
Jan
27c
Seir >
Sep
96c
900
2.80
1.10
——50»
——
Credit
19%
8,000
101
10c
13,675
ADr
2,200
Sep
—
—
Pipeline common—
Preferred
Mar
6,350
1.12
Pembina
Peoples
11c
8c
Sep
Consol Gold
Paymaster
9c
1.26
40c
13%
104
1
Mines
Feb
Jan
11c
*
•
1.47
10c
*
50c
Porcupine
McKenzie
100
1
—
Grain
Mclntyre
1
•
24
.
7%C
—•
—...
Mines
Mayburn
McCabe
Consol
Ltd
Maxwell
7%c
8c"
52.000
2.76
1
Consol
———
PCE Exploration Ltd——
Peerless Exploration
•
1
9c
7,800
4.50 Mar
"
Cv
1.15
——
Pato
1
12c
12c
912
90c
Canada
01
Warrants
Jan
!
10c
57c
1
2
Pater Uranium—
Jan
18c 19%C
10c
12 c
1
*
—
Drilling
Parker
55c
Jan
11c
23c
-J
——
16c
Martin-McNeely Mines—
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
5 %<£
convertible preferred—
Matacbewan
—
Jun
——
—
Oils
Maritime
Jun
Mines
Jan
12%
.
3.00
12,400
•*
———20c
■—:
*
1
7%c
16
18c
Mar
2,800
38,133
—
Porcupine
6c
•
1
43c
.8.425
36c
»—————1
Petroleum
Pamour
Paramaque
1
Sep
Sep
Sep
25c
3.55
Mar
*
—
Mines
25t
common
Feb
22c
24c
3.25
1.02
_1
3,700
Barvue
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
13 %c
23%.
—-r
—-—
——
Hershey Tubes
Jan
Feb
Sep
58
87 b
Petroleums
:
'Warrants
——•'
Mar
1.11
5c
25c
1
Pacific
Pape
July
*
26,050
1.05
1
Wholesale
Lake
26t
1
6c
28c
__90c
Mines
61c
1
Sop
12
156,500
;
Aug
44%
97c
1
11c
—
Feb
5c
3,563
3.35
*
———
30c
_
Uranium
Maneast
8%c
1,000
49%
1
9c
Majortranr
Malartic Goldfiekls
2.65 Mar
Sep
5c
46%
5c
■
120
—
Orcnada Gold
46c
Jan
1.25
5c
48%
97c
——
Ormsby Mines
Jan
Sep
1.50
1.39
1.50
Jan
May
1.00
Copper
Orange Crush
Sep
Sep
May
July
1.18 Mar
25%
—•
1
B_
18c
Sep
-20
1
class
Jun
50c
.50
28c
Lake
13 %c
15%
1
Bloedel
&
Red
Madsen
Sep
2,000
35c
common-.
30c
Magnet Cons Mines
5,566
18,446
4,600
70c
97c
Natural Gas
Power
Opemiska
15c
.-20
May
59c
51c
Mines_r-,
10%c
Cockshutt
MacLeod
10c
1.25
1
Explorations
Macleods class A pfd—
5%C Aug
3.65
1
Mines
Macfie
4,740
1.40
70c
Malartic
Steel Products common—
Oleary
Fatino
Macdonald
May
67c
*
6%c
6,325,
Mar
2.71 May
26c
1.00
-50
Oils
40c-
2.66
55c
Jan
Jan
T-
Metals—
Rare
Okalta
19,950
14c
1.18
10c
13%c 13 %C
%c
—•
Cement
11,500
3.00
Apr
5%c
52c
—
Obaska Leke .Mines—
O'Brien
Gold
Mines
19c
2. SO
30c
18,000
17,700
70c
14%.
Mines
43c
12 %c
Mai
196,250
18
Oils
24c
14c
Apr
41c
1
Telephone
40c
3.00
Jan
12c
12c
.
Preferred
Northern
15c
_•
—
Sep
27 %c
1
Ltd——
————
—
Canada
Northern
20c
-1
Mines
Mines
Macassa
Mines
—
1.7c
—,
1.53 Mar
Jan
.„1
1.957 warrants
22c
—1
—
Jan
15c
Sep
45C
III
warrants
A
—
———.—-1
Sep
11 %c-. Apr
Sep
1.50
] 5%C
•
3.28
16c
88c
10%c"
Jan
7,000
1.32
45c
1.36
%c Aug
6%c
1.24
*
North Star Oil common
6c
Lyndhurst Mines '
Lynx Yellow knife Gold
■
"
I250
:.
—
Uranium——_———
•
Warrants
May
1
Rankin
1
.
10c
20C
:~ii
Oils common
Goldcrest
North
1
Lorado Uranium Mines—
Louvicourt
3%
9%
Mills common—
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas—————
6c
I,500
61c
May
Ltd
(M)
London Hosiery,
4.500
11c
"6c
——
North
N^rthspan
Ocean
4c
—
7%!C
10c
2.22
9,500
«
Northgate Exploration Ltd—.
Northland
1.75
23 %
,
5,100
35,100
*
Coldstream
Orchan
preferred
preferred
Cos
Class
Canadian
May
Groceterias—
Loblaw
2.39
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
Hi
b Warrants
1.66
—
>-
16c
,68,900
1
Warrants
North
July
3%c
,
Mar
16c
2,000
11
5.80 May
Aug
1.10
Apr
38c
7,200
18c
33C
1
Mining
Ontario
34c
Jan
36c
22c
1
Ltd
Oils
Quebec
125
3.30 May
•
y;
Sep
1.50 Mar
Oct
73c
file
1
Northern
3.25
Sep
8%c
13
Mines
Northern
27c
30c
7c
——.—1
—
—
1.47 Mar
July
Mar
7,2(30
31c
11c
•
31%4 Mar
2.50 Mar
.1
;
90c
Jan
22c
75c
5%c
—
Norsyncomaque
Jun
25%
86c
Sep
July
43c
10c
8c
Mines——
Mining Corp
Nickel :
Northcal
Mar
4.10
86c
Jan
25c
1.000.
12c
1
Mines
North
2.17
v
5c
1,000
2.30
12c
:
Superior Oils.
Norpax
21% July
Sep
Rouyn
Taku
Norlartic
Apr
Jan
Mar
66c
Little Long Lac Gold—■
Loeb
14c
30,500
28c
77C
___i
Normetal
Apr
Sep
9c
26 711
30 4
—
Oil
Laura
2.35
61c
32c
2.75
Mining
Gold
Landa
%
7.20
Sep
1,000
26
:
100
—
Mines
Mines
Luz
Lamaque
5c
18
11
Sep
9%t
6%C
& Smelting- —1
1
Exploration--
Mylamaque
Norgold Mines
3.00 Mar
.
7% Aug
4.00
8,500
11c
42c
1
Mines
Lake Wasa
39c
lie
-1
—
Milling pfd
Woods
Lake
Apr
-
-1
Mines
—
Lingman Gold
Lake
La
•
1
Mines
Dufault
Lake
Sep
Mar
Mar
10c
Manitoba Mining
Class
Ltd
—————:——-—y
Gas
36c
40c
717
1
20o
Ltd
Laba^MJohn)
of
•
1.65
12c
69c
nil
Noranda Mines
Jan
38c
-1,500
Sep
Sep
•
i
Jun'
36c
May
6c
] 8c
2.35
1
Mar
25c
17 %c
r--—'—
16c
6,500
1
1
Feb
Jan
20c
9,162
30c
•
Rouyn Merger
Nisto
Feb
11,309
1.00
Lake
69c
28c
13c
2.80
Lakeland
Apr
16c
3.00
Lake
33c
Sep
7c
22c
IIIi
Jan
4.60 Mar
19
'
8c
—1
1
Jan
May
5.50
12%cMay
20c
Apr
14c
28c
—
Mines
Mines
5%c
Mar
35c
30c
—
Sep
Aug
39c
6c
28c
•
■
%c
29
9c
1
14%
Jan
68c
Jfun
2.10
975
1.04
;
Oct
4.05
3,300
7c
Canada—
26%
22%
15%-
33c
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Nipissing Mines
Apr
11%
72c
I OC
46% July
,
.
2.80
Sep
Sep
1.70
8,000
Cinch
Jan
Jan
16c
5c
Lake
34c
3
1.75
20%
Rights
Sep
1.90
■
15
1
Mines——.
New
Feb
—
28
13c
-—
New
July
Copper y—»'——
1
warrants
Kirkland Minerals
———-—1
.
10c
45c
5c
.
Apr
18%
Sep
Apr
3.00
1
Mines
New
Feb
26 %c
Ktlembe
Feb
6c
100
4.10
l-_.
Mines
New
Jan
21c
Sep
19%
Oils
12%
Sep
Sep
5c
Kroy
Sep
7c
12c
20%
Townsite
6
25c
7%
14%
250
3,750
4.05
4.05
.500
Jason
New
Jun
9,200
40c
July
30
Jun
2.700
-42c,,
lGc
15c
15?^
—
Kelore
Newlund
Jan
15c
———1
Kirkland
3.15
64c
26c
Kerr-Addison Gold ————1
Class C
20c
Sep
Sep
13c
„———■—-
Mines/--/.
Gold
Kenville
•—
Mar
26 c
•
Kelly Douglas class A_:
-—
1.07
26c
-15c
Warrants
2,350
10c
13%e
1
*
Petroleums—
—
Sep
10 %c 10 %c
New
Apr
*
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
38c
8c
26%
1
New
Sep
1
;—
——
Jumping
Pound
Jupiter Oils
3(ic
—
—
48c
55,340
,
1
16
7%c
.
^25c
-
^Ne\y Hosco Mines.
16% Aug
28c
,,-1
20,963
11,165
26%
16
8c
«■
Harricana
4.35 Mar
29c
.„1
of
Pete
New
3D% Aug
1
20c
i
Mines
Feb
Sep
29c
Gold
Continental Oil
Dickenson
82C
1.30
(1939)
May
1.25
20% May
336,400
57C
Develop
New
Sep
28c
.
_
Mines
17%
Sep
Sep
July
,
51c
44c
*
~20
1
Mines
Concord
Aug
55 Va
50c
55c
!
Mines
Bidlamaque
New
Jan
1.40
12c
Feb
27c
714
24%
•
—
Alger Mines
New
12
——-1
—:
8c
5.745-
8c 7 10c -
51c
Uranium
New
Jan
30c
—35c
Mining——-20c
_
Exploration
.
25%
'
Jaye
7c
■
23%
8c
New
Jacobus
1,200
24%
65c
/
Lj.
7% May
Sep
2.15
■
Sep
Sep
—5
—
Car
Aug
New
>50
Jnn
1.84
2.40
-
49c
20c
95c
Mines
Feb
2.85
•
Jail
1
Mines
Copper
Iron
Feb
Sep
6,421
25,040
18c
—1
Mines
Mines
12%
Sep
26%
Nealon
Nello
41 %c
Sep
Bay Mines——
—-———
1
Iroquois
Glafjs
preferred..^.——10
Irish
Apr
July
2.10
23c
1
Steel
Aug
101
48 % Mar
'
Creek
National
Feb
7% Mar
24
Sep
1.35 Sep
34c
1
—
Nickel Co common
International
.
1.55
——-—-
...
Apr
1.00
Jan
1.05
15c
18%
II_-I1
.
—
*
Warrants
Inglis (John) & Coaa
9
National Hosiery Mills class B_
National Petroleum
9%c Jan
Accept Corn Ltd common—*
Industrial
98c
Sep
Sep
1.35
21c
10c
•
National Drug-& Chem pfd—
National Explorations Ltd
National Grocers preferred—
Sep
3C
Indian Lake Gold___
52c
23%
1
Works
Minerals"
Nam a
Jan
*
;
1
;
_
46c
3,180
9,762
95c
11—40
Porcupine
Corp common—
Mt Wright Iron
1
Jan
Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Oil
preferred
Inland
68%; 70 K,
'
9
#%'
9%
•
__
i
Life Assurance
68'.'4,
10
.—
24,200
60C
1.90
12'/aC Mar
Jun
24%
•
Locomotive
51c
58c
High
1.90 Mar
Sep
13
1—
B
Preferred
Multi
Imperial Bank
Mines—
8c
23c
Brewery class A
Class
2,100
Jan
I.045
Ore
Molsons
Apr
5.25 Mar
Jan
1,744
— ~Mln
July
8c
47c
—
•
Mocrre
•
"•
—.
7,533
20,800
88c
99c
II
Corp
38%
50
:
1.85
'
III
Uranium
Low
1.13
1.75
50c
«
*
Petroleums
Lake
40%
1
Howard Smith Paper commonPrior preferred
Huron & Erie Mortgage—.
6,454
-
*
Warrants
May
35% Mar
v'
1.10
1
Mining
Range Since Jan. t
High
1.00
8c
•
Oil
Midrim
1,900
12
Midcon
Jun
Shares
1
Midwest Industries Gas
9
11%
Mines
it95 May
'»'
Class A
Mining
Uranium
77
v
for Week
Low
_1
Jan
47
Co Ltd—
Class B
Jan
Island
Sales
Range
Par
11c
Sep
30
>
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
High
6 ¥4 Mar
„_1
(Canada)
JJ
Friday
—1
Dauch
.
Bell
Hiade Ar
OCTOBER
Range Since Jan. 1
5c
6%
.
Mines
Highland
Home Oil
Low
1
MARKETS
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
WEEK
Sales
Friday
STOCKS
FOR
Mines
-J
54%
2,150
3.25
4
4.50
4.75
1,085
1.25
1.40
3,400
1.25
6.00
4.85
6.00
2,100
4.65
2.80
2.90
3.25
12,607
78c
73c
80c
21,300
2.35
2.26
2.40
27,238
2,25
6c
6c
6c
27,500
6c
1
Airways
Producers Ltd
Purdex Minerals Ltd
36c
330
1.40
20c
—*
500
,
J
G8c
Sep
12%
Mar
Sep
Sep
Apr
May
Sep
5.00
Feb
7%
Sop
Sep
2.45 Mar
Sep
Sep
8.35 Mar
5.00
Sep
Jan
Aug
1.10
Jan
Sep
Aug
3.30
Jah
12c
Jan
'
43
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1456)
.
.
Monday, October 5, 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
I.RANGE
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Shares
Low
Par
20c
21c
16c
Sep
76c
Mar
Ultra
31C
18,800
I6c
Mar
Union
16 c
•'15,600
I lc
47c
Mar
5c
4c
5c
8,500
4c
Sep
Sep
Sep
71c
15c
2.94
2.74
2.94
3,230
11c
13c
3,200
62c
66c
17,450
17
2,485
15c
7,405
3,757
1.
—1
Mines-
•
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural
Gas
17
15c
15%
13c
10
10'/4
A———
Eadicre
64c
IIIi
—1
___■-
Queenstdja Gold Mines—.
QuemontMining
Quinte Milk class
Quonto Petroleum
Par
25c
Quebec Lithium Corp
Manitou
High
Low
High
27c
1
Mines
—
10%
12,166
*
2.50
12 34
11c
11 %c
48c
77c
Union
11c
9%
Apr
of
Rainville
Ranger
Mines
Ltd——
Oil
1
h—-r-
Rayrock Mines
Mining
Explorations
20c
Jan
Jan
United
15% Mar
Canso
United
Corps Ltd
'
Apr
13
Jan
17c
44c
Jan
1.81 Mar
United
Keno
Mar
United
New
Class
Sep
Mar
class
li
United
A__I
class
1,50.
2,550
27c
30c
13,900
46c 49
%c
30,100
5c
3,500
20c
1
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—______
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5c
2
26
Reef
18c
5c
26
27
1.25
1.25
26 c
20c
30c
—1
Rio Rupununi Mines
-.
Rix
Athabasca
Uran_____——, .—1
9C
9c
10c
27c
200
1
Reichhold
Renabie
Chemical
i
——
1-,
Minerals & Chemical Ltd
Mines
spar
————
23c'
23c
30c
.
Roche
Rockwin Mines
-
(A V)
Rowan
Can Ltd
Consol
1134
12 %c
—1
c
28c
6,360
8c
30c
28,000
22 %c
8c
Sep
Russell
Industries—
Mining
8c
6,500
83%
83
85%
4,313
6.05
6.25
4,585
9%
.10
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
Ryanor
634c
10
395
10,000
8c
__—
—
6c
Sep
74 % Sep
6.05 Sep
9
Mar
9c
Sep
Vanadium
Vandoo
Feb
Venezuelan
Lawrence
St
St
Maurice
*
1514
14 34
15%
305
14
Sep
1
100
1534
15%
16%
4,895
15%
93
93
93
35
92%
Sep
Sep
—-1
class
1.20
1.20
1.30
9,785
A
Corp common
preferred
—
——
Victoria
&
Violamac
Jan
Gas__
85c
Waite
Shirriff
Horsey
San
Gold_——1
Antonio
Gold
River
Sand
Webb
&
Debentures
Earcee Petroleum
atellite Metal
Gold.
Creek
Standard
Silver
S
K
Somefvlllc
25c
8,000
Knapp
•'7
Canada
,
30c
30c
2,000
11
11%
1,075
II
'
18c
Jan
Mar
Jan
(Geo)
Class
Sep
40
July
Wiltsey
65c
Jan
90c
May
Sep
2.55
May
Wood
*
15c
14c
16c
;
—-50
49
Oils
2.05
3.25
5,550
95c
95 c
1.10
500
16c
30c
9c
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Corp
—
1
18
45 34 c
48c
16c
9c
1834.
51c
May
Jan
Feb
Sep
49c
Sep
7.75
2.50
s9c
45 %c
15,500
5,613
Sep
Aug
Se
Sep
13c
2,345
Stanwell Oil & Gas
;
,.——1
24c
2,040
12c
Sep
46c
1,175
45c
May
Yale
Jan
66c
2.00
Feb
50c
57c
11.,166
50c
Jun
82c
•
Steel of Canada
Jan
41
Aug
1,35
Apr
2.65
Feb
2.60
1,200
1.95
Apr
6.10
Jun
4c
4%c
6,200
4c
Sep
7%c
3.30
300
3.00
Sep
4.10
Mar
17c
19c
2,000
16 %c
Sep
34c
Mar
2,000
9c
3,900
11c
8%c
1,000
14c
10,510
61c
Sep
Sep
1.36
4,299
60c
5C
12
12
12
%
32%
32%
32
V2
415
4.00
4.30
1.15
1.35
1.40
1.15
1.50
675
1
—
_
A
54c
1,800
141/4
200
—
100
_
class
A
33
Sep
Sep
54
Sep
95
4,235
13%
Sep
Sep
24 %
35
1.45
14.400
80c
-
Canuck
"VpllnrCY
a
.
200
60c
5
5
100
4%
27%
28
200
24%
18
20
1,390
17%
9.00
100
9.00
1.28
1.36
3,621
22 %c
26c
25,000
Knitting
10c 12 %c
J
class
..........6Mm.
80,000
6,%c.
A
■02 ,.050
(H
G)
1.70
Mines
...1
.
1.75
200
22q
200
15c
88c
1.08
82,750
68c
5c
3,000
5c
98c
5c
__
5c
3534
77%
36
100
35%
Oct
43%
Apr
•
-i234
83
5,442
68%
Jan
1
12%
12
12%
8,002
11%
Sep
15%
1
25
25
25%
1,495
23%
Feb
35%
2,437
12c
Jan
25c
5c
434 c
634 c
3,625
1.65
Jun
41c
14c
2.45
Apr
Feb
July
July
—106—Feb,.
1:84
2.00
Mar
20c
Aug
24% Apr
13 %
1.50 July
35,700
2.75
Jun
1
23c
2.45
Aug
Sep
Feb
May
30%
Jarr
Apr
30c
Mar
Jan
1.44
May
May
8c
Apr
Oct
40c
Jun
Sep
3.10
May
Jun
Submarine
20c
2.45
Jun
Jan
Feb
A
Sturgeon River Gold
21c
Electric
Zenith
Metal
Jan
6
97cJan
22c
Young
Feb
6%cJuly
"
Apr
May
Jan
ll%c
6%c July
2,000
120
Jt
£20
Apr
1.85
22c
1.25 Aug
22c
Apr
Mar
2.60
5%c Jun
9.00
.'
20c
Ill1*—
108
Sep
'26c
Mines..^
44 %
Sep
11c
'
'
44%
Jun
2,000
1.34
.
Oil
Bear
1.13
13,100
—_
Minp*
Yellow knife
York
104
12c
20
-
July
16%
7%c
27%
•
19
33
104 104%
Feb
1.06 Jan
„
120
7c
5
-
4.25
814
5
.
_
class
Jan
1,060
11c
.
*
A.
Ltd
Zinc
&
July"
46c
Sep
14% Sep
7c
warrants
Lead
3.50
Feb
39%
81
1.40
Jan
2.25
Oct
lie
*
Jan
4.46
40
104
1.45
1
11
Aug
Sep
May
15%
•'
Jan
Jan
34
40
...
;
15%
81
80c
—
34%
Apr
9c
37
-
81
—
5
'.
Feb
1.09
.
36
••
rH o O
1
1
1
Stores
180
.14 %■
.
1
_
Indus
3.50
38%
.
_
34%
54c
•
—
_
1.35
3.50
54c
♦
1.05
Jan
2.32
Sep
2,040
Apr
93c
31% May
3% Sep
7,850
L'
34 Va
r
■__
12
'
190
'
Apr
28c
Sep
55c
July
-A %c Sep
6,800
July
20 %c Mar
1.25
150
o
22c
Sep
14c
4%c
4.00
40
Feb
65c
1.26
1.40
B—
11c
14c
rn.rn.mm
3.40 Mar
32% Mar
61c
65c
.
class
Aug
3.15
.
Co
2.65
9,988
Jan
35 %
31
2,135
34%
_
A
Senmac
Stedman Bros__.
I 200
4,205
14c
Jan
4c
Feb
10
Jan
Jan
7%
6.35
Larder
(J)
Yankee
•"Airg-r.
52c
1
—_-.
~
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
1.40
Sep.
36 %
_
Coghlan
Class
Mar
19c
3ep
11,695
May
22c
Sep
Mar
12c
...
Woodward
Jan
83c
82
Feb
34
Sep
6%
Feb
9
1.83
Jan
2.05
'
10c
/
3.30
A—
Alexander
Wood
Feb
51
16c
46c
—1
,
Mar
21c
63%
20c
Uranium
Starratt Nickel
185
20.500
15c
*
Uranium
Warrants
68 %
18c 19 %c
Paving
49
75
67 34
—•
—__*—_
—_
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2.25
1
—
—
10c
15,210
%,
6734
_______——*
—
49
1.05
3,065
100
21
3.70
Sep
Sep
6.25
♦
class
_
Winchester
1.70
class
Warrants
30%
1.50
6%
60c
Mints
Willroy
Feb
2,964
1.50
0%
7%
35%
Petroleum—-
Warrants
5,254
_•
12,465
5c
12c
«
preferred
34
.•_
;
6.30
•
B
4 Vi%:'
July
12
22%
2.35 May
2.50
mils
Breweries
Petrol..
Naco
Weston
Jan
47c
Apr
May
1.43 May
1.78
II
—
$6 preferred
11'/a
Mar
38%
1.78
*
Plywood
71c
Stanleigh
Stanrock
Jun
65c
925
_
Leaseholds
We'stern
Sep
4.50
100
9,500
21%
.
1.25
—
Mines—
Grocers
70c
Mines
Stadacona
4.60
23
Sep
Gas
:
Decalta
32%
Spooner Mines &
"BtanQai'd
Sep
2.60
Jan
9
•
Copper common.
Western
Jan
Jan
4.85
61c
Jan
88c
5c
—
Warrants
Western
Western
1.84 Mar
6%
.
-.
,
I
Ltd
Products
Western
Jan
35
3.30
80c
2.65
'
Feb
7.30
Aug
Aug
12% Mar
8%
16,425
5c
■
1
:
Canada
Western
V
May
>" 1.55 July
80c
Jan
Aug
July
Sep
Sep
Sep
1.75
•
10,100
7%.
—-•
I
Oil
Westeel
1.58 May
63
27%
Apr
570
'
Jan
Jun
16%c
21,690
8%
"1.13
'29
3.95
3,750
7
1.90
1.03
r
'
"
•
Western
Jan
3.75
Sep
'
■
•
__
MaJartlc
71c
Services
Warrants
%c
2.51
22 %c
•
•
Oil
33 %
;
Air
Jan
8%
1.50
1.06
l
Nickel
Canadian
West
Aug
82c„. Sep
16
20c
1.84
8%
1.85
,At.
Illlio
—1
Ref
Petroleums
——♦
Southern Union Oils—
Spartan
Sep
95c
45
22 %c
Sep
27
750
*
Ltd- preferred—
Southam
16,791
23
4.10
50c
Roi
Van
2.95
23
3.85
Sep
Sep
Sep
3.50
700
2.60
1.00
28c
3,614
1.18
4.10
A
class
Manufacturing
Slocan
29%
Sep
33.
•
3,150
1.13
1
^
Mines
D
28%
29'/4
3.90
Sep
...
Ltd—
Mining
Ltd——___—_____—1
Ltd
Simpsons
Siscoe
'3.75
3.80
2.90
.
Mines—
Dairies
Silverwoocl
4,325
—___.—
Mines-.
Miller
30c
1
■_.
—,
Sigma Mines Quebec
Silver
20
7,403
28c
Mar
8%c
70c
4,825
40
-1.15
-1
—
Breweries
56c
3,500 v
1.10
___——50c
Gordon
Sherritt
Sicks
76c
'3,200
30c
—*
•
8hawinigan Water & Power com
Sheep
10 c
40
50c
Freehold
Security
74c
74c-
75c
19c
1.80
22%
Mines
Warrants
13%
c
56
'
16% Mar
Sep
1.13
i*.
—4
__.
Sep
6.00
69c
——-1
——_—«
10%
57
May
:
&
Lake
West
1.60 Aug
I,485
Sep
46
2,65
mill
_____i
Petroleums
Westburne
Mar
6,645
52
.
1.81
i
Grey Trust.
Wespac
Feb
19% Mar
12%
834
9c
—->-1
.
Petroleums
Sapphirte
12
7.15
21
25
200
36%
Sep
7; 10 /. 7.75
12%
common——*
Warrants
195
'
•
Mines
Amulet
Wayne
'
Salada
2.03
52
165
Sep
Jan
6.90
23%
'
3,450
Feb
Mar
Jun
28c
;
26%
53.
——
Wainwright Prod
Jun
17%
Sep
Jun
Jun
Mar
•
July
101
26%
21c
26%
4.60
-
Weedon
Cement
Lawrence
5%
Sep
Sep
46
Power
Werner
St
1.00
*
.
Jan
Jan
13 %c
3.90
1,767
2,700
4.50
iniii.
Exploration—.—
May
11%
9,750
1.05
53
Alloys
Cons
Jan
93
22c
4.55
52
20C
•
Ventures Ltd __-i—__
14
t
21c
Viceroy Mfg class A
14 %c
53% May
4.60
i mi*,
___——
Jan
14c
19% July
Sep
13
•
Jan
Feb
13%
Sep
50.
12%
49%
23%
•
Corp
54c
°
15%
70
;
Telefilm' Ltd
24c
Sep
July
6%
6,983
14,875
5,435
•
;
Upper Canada Mines
July
50c
77c
Sep
Sep
8c
-1
_____
18c
5,220
10c
■
40
13c
.
Steel
United
Feb
1.50
Sep
6.15
Mines
.
Sep
United
Jan
Jun
10c
v
1.07 Mar
6,250
734
7
Sep
Sep
25
12,700
8c
■7'/4
75c
1
17%
Jan
Sep
9% Sep
49
4.15
"26 % T
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Oils
Jan.
50 Vi
8%
70
■
25
.
United
Feb
64c
Sep
1234 c
24c
8c
.50c
*.
common
2.28
;
Sep
5c
18c
1334c 13 34 c
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
Roe
1
'
Mines—
Sep
35c
285
__1
1.35
;
65C
7uly
'
1.40
1
Hill
Fortune—
24c
400
__.
'
■
Ill-50
pfd__
Sep
9%
165
■
,1.02
.
*.
A
10c
49%
16%
__
0
■
10,174
,9%
50%
17%
1
■
Fuel Inv
11c
\
1
High
9%
'.-1
'■
Low
9%
9%
1
;
1
trust_____.
voting
Range Since Jan.
High
10 %c
__
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United Asbestos
Jun
95c
8%c
.-500
1.38
—
—-—
Realm
:
Shares
49%
■
common..
Class A preferred.
Union Mining Corp
11%
292,000
Canada
33 %c
....
'■
*
preferred
Gas
lie
_•,
11—50
.77-
Class B preferred
Uranium
for Week
Low
—1
_
common
22%
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
14
17,550
60c
2nd
22c
«____
Acceptance
preferred
.7.25 Mar
Sep
60c
_
Shawkey
1st
7%c Mar
Aug
11c
150
1234
lie
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
21c
—1
Week's
of Prices
Friday
*
STOCKS
1
____
2
Range Since Jan. 1
—1
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau GoldQuebec Coppdt Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop..
Quebec
ENDED OCTOBER
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Friday
Steep
Iron—
Rock
;
class
Steinberg
Oil
1
Gas—>
18c
Sudbury
Contact
Sullivan
1.30
1,900
7c
23,500
1
Propane
16 34c
14c 16 V2c
1534
July
Sep
7%c Sep
6c
Jun
11c
14c
Sep
Sep
27c
Mai¬
11%
6,408
Feb
ls %
July
Surf
Inlet
ordinary
Gold
Cons
—50c
Sylvanite
170
5.05
90
14
150
14
3%c
500
3%c
"22
3.15
Sep
Jan
Anglo Newfoundland
6%c
Jan
Asbestos
3.90
1,400
3.30
Sep
1.03
1.05
II,000
1.00
Jan
52c
52c
56c
10,400
61c
Sep
89c
Oct
80c
1
1.70
1.65
1.75
7,500
1.60
1
2.12
Sep
1.95
2.16
Territory
18,800
1.87
Jan
1
Texas
Texaco
Canada
Preferred
Third
General
Inv
Petroleums
Tombill
Mines
Toronto
Dominion
Toronto
Elevators
Traders
Class
Finance
B
class
93
634
6%
6
Sep
8
Jun
Dalhousie
Sep
99c
Jan
Dominion Glass
600
12,037
Pine
Transcontinental
Prairie
8c
6,700
60c
32,200
1
T"
34
40
25V2
25%
25%
20
33%
33%
34%
310
32%
>38
38
515
35
5%
5%
5%
2.74
2.74
200
37 %
36%
37%
3,515
24c
27c
25,530
_
6c
35c
Apr
_
68% July
Pend
16
Jun
Price
Sep
31
Feb
Yukon
14c
Jhn
Zellers
1734
8c
68C
18
Jan
1.53 July
16
8c
500
37%
2,139
36
Sep
44%
43%
3.30
35
Jun
43%
Jun
43
55c
39
780
8,900
Apr
Apr
17%
Sep-
27%
Jan
28
Jan
38% July
9%
Feb
27
5
Jun
Jan
8
Jan
2.50
Sep
38%
48
Jun
Mar
Mar
4.00 Mar
Aug
36
Sep
45
Feb
15c
31%
rk'
6
—
:
1
1
■
-
i
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Gold
Corp
.890
120
32 J/,
119
■m
L
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119
-
r
Jan
33c
Aug
98
Aug
2.50
2.60
"58
210
48%
_'_
335
--7
39 Va
40
410
70c
70c
3.000
33
33
33
Sep
Sep
19 'A
Jan
110
35
May-
27% Mar
111
Sep
40
815
40
_.l
84
38%
-
2.362
129
46
-
__
325
70c
..
Cons
100
26
30%
—
■
1
common
Mines
86
41%
25
120
-I
-
26
-7.50
common
•
Jan
&
15%
Apr
10%
19c
19c
900
15c
Jun
17%
500
15%
Sep
3,75
3.90
6,515
3.75
Sep
6.75
25%
15,637
22%
1034
10%
10%
4,913
29c
29
Feb
30c
1,500
28c
Sep
60c
Mar
15c
4,300
13c
Sep
30c
Jan
OUT-OF-TOWN AND
No par value.
:
:
Odd lot sale (not Included In year's
,
•
2.00
range).
:
.
-
-
delivery sale (not Included
year's range),
Selling ex-interest.
i Flat
r
.
.'
price.
Cash sale
Feb
29% Aug
126
Aug
37% July
167
Apr
53% July
2.95
Jun
Sep
50
Jan
60c
Feb
99c
Jun
32
Sep
40% May
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
wd When delivered,
wi When issued,
*
Apr
-46
39
-
-
in
e
t
Feb
^
—
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
prlvllagaa.
•
<3 Deferred
Feb
Feb
•
:
FOOTNOTES FOR
Jun
30%
16%
24%
Jan
1.30
Sep
Sep
Sep
15c
■
••
(1956)_
;
Oreille
84
41%
-
*
Linoleum
Utilities
Flour
Bros
Jan
36%
38
70c
7%c July
24%
30c
Feb
52
4.65
305
-■*
36%
Sep
Jan
Jan
50
&
Canada
Loblaw Inc
Ogilvie
55
of
•
common—
Oilcloth
Co
International
Jan
22Vac
Oil
International Paper
Sep
30c
4,555
.
•
Jan
1.96
51
330
18%
..—-5
Dupont
12%
1
17%
■
_•
Dominion
1,350
•
.'
820
34
PaDer
Apr
3,291
37 V2
,
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
25
4.10
.„_1
13% July
13%
•
•43%
4.00
.18
*
High
8% July
Sep
May
43%
•
*
14c
13
•
6V4
27
4.05
■»-
♦
Sep
Sep
Sep
13%
36%
•
1,125
Rand
Aug
67c
39
Line
10
6034
38
Pipeline.
40c
59
1
Resources
Oil
Copper
Consolidated
58c
*
__i
1.13
59s/8
I40
Exp Ltd—
Trans Canada Pipeline
Triad
7c
36%
Canada
Trans
94c
36%
,
preferred
Transmountain
-
81c
•
1,495
"
85Q
173/4
6%
29%
Feb
20,350
.
5%
Trans
74 % May
Oct
4c
A
Coast
Jan
Sep
25
*
Low
6%
28%
Investments.
Apr
36e
89
6,100
,_1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
29
5
common
Aug
56
6c
Works class A
Exploration
General
13
50c
•
Cottons
Canadian
1,960
10%
common
Shares
25c
Canadian
3,100
5c
10
55c
for Week
6V2
—
Canadian Ingersoll
Canadian Marconi
89
44c
•
Bank
Feb
58
10%
Ltd
Mar
Vinegars
41c
io34
85c
Sep
2.48
3.70 May
.
•
'
Note..
Dredging
Dominion Sugar_
&
Canada
Bank
Low
•
Gold
89
.
1
lOc
American
Bulolo
57
89
7C
Toronto Iron
41c
50c
Warrants
Towagmac
3,500
1
Mines
Tidal
52c
•
Park
Tiara
'
49c
1,000
Apr
•
British
.
of Prices
5
Develop
Corp;
37c
57 34
~
___•
Lundmark
Thorncllffe
38c
•
common
100
Canadian
Thompson
47c
25c
Ltd
__^
Apr
Canada
76c
Voting trust
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
Mining
Calgary
5 % Mar
1.25
Sales
Range
Par
Sep
3.50
69c
Last
Apr
Sep
1.04
69c
Curb Section
Dollars
Week's
Friday
Feb
—
Expressed in Canadian
Sale Price
July
3.75
1
Are
STOCKS
7.50
1
Mines
24
Prices Shown
Mar
17%
*
-
Gold—:
Taurcanis
2,895
22
14
14
16 34
334 c
•
Industries
Switson
15
5.00
Petroleum
Supertest
Exchange
2.85 Mar
1.45
22
25
Toronto Stock
2.10 May
4c
'6,575
common
Preferred
July
1.10
5,000
1.70 "1.85
•
Explor
Superior
6 34 c
1.76
1
Sunburst
634c
_1
Mines
Cons
18c
1.30
Rights
90
x
Ex-dividend.
y
(not included in year's, racgs).
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock dividend.
-
.
Volume
ISO
Number 5887
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial
Chronicle
(1457)
45
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
Quotations
The
following bid and asked quotations
for
Friday
October
2
obtained from the
are
National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources -They-do
not represent actual transactions.
They are intended as a guide to the range within which these
securities could have been sold
or
(indicated by the "bid")
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of
any quotation furnished on request. The "National"
list is composed of securities
?
I
which havo
which have a tirida national diotril-mUnn
wide no+innol distribution.
►
.
o
1
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Aerovox
Corp_„_
^
Bid
i
10 ,'%
Products Inc
__1
American Biltrite Rubber Co_100
46%
Mr
nmericitfl.
Box
Board
Co
Cement Corp
American Express Co_
___10
77
Co
24%
81 Vt
38 >4
43 %
Bricx
2
38%
ft
5
Society
1
10c
Corp
15% r
l
34 s/4
25%
27
Farms
Co
common
1
preferred-!
Arizona
Co,
Arkansas
Missouri
Power
Arkansas
Western
Gas
Art
Metal
Arvida
Avon
&
37%
tiign
Hilton
20 V4
21%
23%
25%
(A
&
J.)
Co
135
_1
Slack
l
Co
Black
Co
Borman
Foods
Botany
Bowater
Inc
$1.20
Oil
Bullock's
Ritrndv
Hugo ton
20 %
ADR_
Byllesby
<H
%
Indian
Head
14%
Indiana
11%/
■
Indianapolis
29
31%
Tnterstul,e
22 %
Interstate
20%
Bakeries
7%
7%
8%
Motor
Investors
15%
17%
27
30%
V2
•
Class
lowa
Public
M)
48%
Iowa
33
Ilek
31
18%
Jack
&
&
7%
8%
Interstate
California
Oregon
California
Water
Calif
Water
&
•
Tel
5
Power Co_.2o
Service Co__25
Co
Jamaica
Corp
Carpenter Paper Co
Field
Collins
Co
*/ii
A
29 3a
Strong
35%
371/2.
Strutbers
Cook
Craig
19%
21 Va
•
Star
Ludlow
9%
221 7
22 31
Madison
5
41 %
447
Muremont
1
23%
25%
J
11
11%
18 %
20
--1
7%
Mfg
£ %
123
22
23%
90
93
1.6 %
14%
Dun
&
A
.Miller
.....—mtnron
Co
.
Dynamics Corp
$1
of
Tennessee
Niit
Industries
Eastern
Utilities
Economics
El
Electro-Voice
Electrolux
•<.
Class
50%
9
Co
New
Nicholson
Empire State Oil
Natl
20%
22 %
35
37%
11%
13'
Brothers
.
20%
Oklahoma
Old
B
Co
9%
Ben
Gas
Service Co
.
5%%
Giant
preferred
Portland
Cement Co
23%
31%
Wesco
Westcoast
West
Transport "A"
Financial
34%
.1
Point
8'%
25'%
27'%
•
Transmission^
7%
1
Corp
15
1.61%
*
Manufacturing Co_#
Telephone Co
10
Western
Massachusetts
Natural
173%
27»/2
131/8
32'%
34%
38
40%
20%
Wurlltzer
11%
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Yubft-GonBolhiatedlficiuetrloo^l
"24%
-
5
43a
2
Whiting
Co
42%
25%
Cos —X
19%
39 Vi
Lt &
13%
23
12
"-35-%"-
Olin
28%
55%
Otter
801/2
59%
Oil
Natl
(N
Gas
Timber
Corp
Company
17
—10
•
.
18%
49
12%
53%
.
13%
14%"
5
Cleve__10
&
10
27%
57
42%
69
73'%
Fidelity-Phila
22 %
24 Vi
Fidelity Un Tr Co
19
20 %
Fiduciary
Trust
Trust
23'%
First
Natl
Corp—___50c
16%
17%
Bk
Bank Stk Corp
Camden
10
36%
39%
(NY)_10
311%
33%
-_20
10
(Minn)__10
Bk
&
(Atlanta)
Co
45%
30%
10
42
44%
Natl
First
Natl Bank 0!
Boston—12%
90
Natl Bank of Chicago—100
Natl Bank of Dallas
10
318
332
40
43
61 %
11
11%
First
70
74%
First Natl Bank
16 %
17%
First
3
21%
23
30
33 %
■
National
Passaic
.1
4%
12
5%
13%
17
18%
30%
33
10'%
11'%
(Jersey Clty)_25
Bank
25
of
(Philadelphia) —10
Westchester
New
St
Bk__lft
51'%
54'%
York__10
52%
90
98
36
38%
39%
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co__10
Hudson County National Bank
19'4
19
6%
5
3%
4%
17%
18%
Corp
1
Indus
of
Tr' &
Sav
Exch
New
Bk
(Jersey City N
(Chic)__20
Hudson
21
Industrial
12%
13%
Industrial Natl Bank
1
26%
28%
10
31%
33%
Providence R I
Industrial Trust Co
10'%
Int'l
43
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
8%
•
9%
40
2
9%
10 Va
General Electric Co_7%
'27%
29%
Tr.
Bank
Co
Bk
25
Clty)__8
(N Y)_10
26%
19%
Co
Tr
Co
Co
Tr
(Chicago)—100
of
(Hackensack
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Provident
Bergen
N
33 %
31
520
566
20
22
41
43%
City
5.
J)
Natl
Bank
10
National Bank
Tradesmen's Bank
Trust
64
(Philadelphia).^—20
67'%
53
56%'
89
95
Rigbs Natl Bk of Wash D C—2ft
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
157
172
Boston
__10
Royal Bank of Canada
._10
Royal State Bk of New York—ft
Rye National Bank (N Y)
Trust
2
Trust Co
Natl
(Wash)—20
Bk
(Boston
20
43
'
47'%
87'%
91
18'%
20'%
9%
10%
85
47%
50%
Street
20
Mass)
of
Phlla—10
85
89'%'
34%
38'%
(Loe
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_ft
State Bank of Albany
10
—
55
58'%
22
23%
48
53 %
39
(Union
of
Com
(Wash
70%
16 %
17&
,
42
of
(Phlla)—5
C)
Trust Co of New Jersey
Bank
of
1
10
43'%
20
9%
»
.10
(Cleveland)
United
46%
30 Va
10%
51%
55%
32
35 Vs
89
92%
44%
48
19 y4
21
Commerce—-
States Trust
Co—
(Boston)
United States Trust (N
10
D
(N Y)
43%
28'%
_2ft
(New York)
Trade Bk & Tr Co
Union
66
J)
24%
1
Corp
Jersey Bank 6c Trust Co_ll
Sterling Natl Bk & Tr Co
Corn
Bank
Bottlers—1
Gas
3
5%-
10c
Plymouth RUbber Co
20%
1
Co—70c
Lumber
New
Northern
55%
37'%
Pickering
42
Eng Trust Co (Boston)_100
Second Natl Bank
36%
ft
Pacific Power & Light Co
Pacific Uranium Mines
Pioneer Natural
56%
37
of Newark—12%
1st
4'%
Island N Y
13%
20%
52%
52%
Bk
Security First Natl Bank
12%
19%
65%
49%
Natl State
Bank-State
Long
Harris
—
35%
61
J)
Second
38%
of
10%
Pfaudler-Permutit
32
2ft
6c
Essex
6c
(N
Seattle
86 %
Bank
-10
Bank
-
34 %
Natl
Rochelle
Natl
9%
.
28%
83%
7.50
Bank
(Albany)
Newark
Banking Co
59
26%
50 %
18%
7%
National
75%
.
47
17
6%
105
55 Va
78
(Cleve)—16
Comerclal
Co
73%
83
Bank
& Trust Co
of
93%
71
Natl
First
65
69
Louis__20
City Bank (NY)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
Natl
Girard Trust
Permanente Cement
Trust
10
Westchester-S
of
Bank
St Louis Union
County
First
First
61%
of
Hanover
31%
National
Detroit
65
pfd_*
(Baltimore)—-10
17'%
30
Bank
City
of
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
First
——8
Sulphur
44
102
48%
First
Prod—10c
Corp.
General
__
3%
—1
Line
75%
47%
Trust Co
25
Bank
National
6c
36
28
11
Tool
74'%
Trust
J)
9%
Parker Hannifin
70%
11'/2
•
Pepsi-Cola
103
3%
—19
Co
19%
—
10%
—5
$4
Co
44
103
1
Corp__
17%
36%
6'%
Natl
(Camden N
30%
166
71
273
1
•
40%
38%'
36'%
34
.260
(NY)
of Boston_10
Bk
New
50
(Newark) —10
Co
Bank
1
127
Plains
Co_
158
Louis)__25
York
National
Peoples
21 %
Pub Serv
American
122
(SF)_10
Co
29
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
15%
Pan
28%
o-91%
40
8
9%
26%
87
Far
10%
352
Co_12%
Tr
30
,—0
63%
J—-25
Trust Co
&
—•
East
60%
335
5
Bk
28%
—.,
County N Y
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh>-25
50
Fairfield County
ft
'
Traders
6c
Mercantile Tr Co (St
83%
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
Empire Trust Co JN Yi
60%
33 %
48%
(White
Co
57%
44%
78
Amer_5
24%
Y)—10
(N
31
45%
Co
22%
Natl Bank of
Brook
New
32
ft
41%
61V2-_
27'%
New
Trust
York)
108
29%
Co
Tr Co
(Buffalo)
Meadow
National
33%
Co—
Brewing
47%
of
10
(Chicago)
Co
Gas
44%
(Chicago)_25
N
First
Power
Trust
68
National
Tr
First
Co
Manufacturers
Morgan Guaranty
North
County
Ask
102
—10
Trust
Merchants Natl
&
14%
Gas
Island
45%
of
18%
Co__
Long
64
Bank
Co
20
(Philadelphia)
42%
Trust
23%
Water
Co
61%
Airmotlve
9%
298
York
I
Trust
Bid
Co
Llbsrty Real Estats Bk & Tr
Phila_10
of
Bk
Southern
13%
Gas Corp
Coal
Par
Kings County Trust
(Brooklyn N Y)
(NY)_12%
Bk
Pacific
8%
59%
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
•
25V2
17%
Companies
Ask
Manufacturers
J)
of
New
22V«
Miss River
Tall
Pabst
84'%
Bid
56'%
Bank
(Phila)—10
Pacific
1
65%
20%
16%
92
,-16
Pacific Gamble Robinson Co—8
Pacific Mercury Electronics—90c
20
62
43%
88%
Y)
21%
5% pfd___20
Telep Co of the Sputhwest
-31%
57
53
•
25 58
24%
2.50
29'%
ft
11%
24
19%
10
General Gas Corp
Gen Telep (Calif)
Gen
50c
Coal Corp
Pendleton
Co
—1
Co
Wisconsin Power & Light Co—10
Wltco Chemical
8
Wood Conversion Co
•
285
(N
Co
Assoc—8
•
Packing
'~T8%
14%
10
22'%
_5
17'%
41%
51%
*
_1
12%
1
ft
28
2534
18'
24%
11%
1
A
(Savannah)
First
49%
Florida Steel Corp
1
Foote Bros Gear & Mach cl A__5
Garlock
com_50c
A
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
18%
9
32 V8
8
46 %
10
Corp
Co
23
7.50
---100
Bank
Elec
Natural
••♦hwesfern
_5
Shops of Del—1
Gas
Petin
Northeastern
Northwest
25 %
S
2.50
.
Frito
North
,
&
16%
Mortgage Assn_100
Fisher Governor Co
Class
Oil
44
10c
51%'
8
Co
Weyerhaeuser
6%
44%
Co
Bank
Franklin
First Boston Corp
First Charter Financial
Fisher
12 %
Corp
American
14%
_1
;
,
25%
&
Thermador
Nortex
19
1
Co
48
50c
Swasey Co
Western
5%
41
Commercial
6
95 '/2
1
2%
Oil
Corp
File
7 %
„:
.—5'
Co_5
—___—1
common
Gas
1
_;
—:
Co
&
Shirt
41%
(Texas)—*
Equity Oil Co
B
Eng
10
2
Corp
Gas
National
23%
20 %
11%
Co
Line
Co
Nalco Chemical Co
Norrls
1
13%
8
Inc
Brothers
(8 D)
57i%
10
Federation
50c
Inc
Emhart Mfg Co
Federal
Rubber
National- Homes
Co
Gas
Pipe
rtuj^taiu Fuel Supply Co—._10
27
Laboratory Inc
Electric
Paso
Gas
60%
48%
Commercial Bk of
25%
Valley
25
Inc
&
Connecticut
24
Co_
Httllties
national
Associates
73%
14%
a
F)
Co
Bank
17%
North
East
69
161/8
America—
Eastern
37'/4
4
(Newark)-25
City Natl Bk 61 Tr
29'/a
13%
41%
17%
2
27
30%
40 %
__2
Inc:
.__
Gas
37%
preference
Warner &
Warren
40%'
6%
Manhattan
Cleveland
7%
Mfg Co.
38%
__.„2 %
■
Centl-Penn
,
Mississippi Shipping Co_
—5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co—__1
21 %
8%
Inc—
common
14%
44
22
Co
5%
24:
47%
Chase
Chemical
5'/8
1
19 "2
2
81
27'%
1
41
__1
4%
25
18%
Laboratories
22%
_—-1
32%
12'%
Grocery Co
54
1
T
N
Co
Trust
24%
Co__5
fnc
Von's
37
—20
Natl
17
..A
Hush
Central
77%
5
Inc—
wneiile-Gross-Dexter
16%
1
Corporation
Camden
12 %
23
Class
5
Biadslfeet-lnc__
Dunham
3.8 %
1
Assoc
Mohawk
Dura
30%
Vitro Corp of Amer
Nassau
5
Utilities
Gas
/Microwave
Missouri
1
56
2%
(S
National
Trust
Missouri-Kansas
!
33
9
Corp
Western
Inc
Co
Trust
Citizens &
Mlsslsslptii
Co
11 %
St
18%
12%
Dully-MoLt
34 3
1.25
Louis.
401/8
14%
Sons
25%
31
Co
Co
Iron
Vahity Fair Mills
8
York
Trust
17%
25%
&
1
Inc—
Virginia
37%
13
lnc_.
of
1
13
■
of New
lc
Eng
&
24
,
9%
1
Commerce
^"hluan
25%
Bridge Co—— 1
8i%
Francisco)
of
2%
Steel Corp
Supply Co of N Y__2Va
R)
Boatmen's
Inc
Industries
Muchine
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp 5
(It
Bankers
(San
Publishing Co_:
Metropolitan
Broadcasting
8%
23%
_'
Inc
36 Va
Corp
America
Bank
26
11%
Donnelley
Bank
54%
Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
L) Corp
3
1
Arts
39%
49
( W
7%
Corp
37
16
Co_
Prods
Auto
13%
Chemical
32
23 %
2%
Power
OH
&
25
Trust
Bank
Electric
Si
1
Dicbold
31%
Co
—5
Di-Noc
251%
29%
Meredith
Machine Specialties
Darling (L Ai Co
Delhi-Taylor oil Corp
Dictaphone
23%
•
Maryland
Alaxson
16%
0
51%
331%
23%
21%
__1
Internal
1%
Co
of
211/2
15%
B
Detroit
Bank
St
22%
Laboratories class A__—1
Dentists'
35'/«
Broad
Mi Lean
Uaoly
_
32%
1
12%
McNeil
Inc
10%
29%
Watson Bros
48
Par
14%
McLouth
.
■
Bank and Trust
American
20 V2
11%
1
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Valley Mould
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26%
19%
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491%
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1
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79
11%
22%
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1
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1
24%
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31%
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8 %
23%
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24
17%
Hotels
1
Steel
Macmlllan
21
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23%
19%
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Cobb & Co
8%
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22%
161/2
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8%
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1
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28 %
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common
14%
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Co__
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1
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Products
27'%
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22'%
3%
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26%
17
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10
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59%
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25%
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Pressed
10
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Utilities Co
Ketchuni
25% "
16
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Home
Stouffer
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&
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61
common
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68'%
2%
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16 1/4
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30%
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45%
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13%
44%
14%
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3
6
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12%
41%
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Kennarnetal
42%
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28
31%
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1
United States Truck Lines Inc_I
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10
13%
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39%
57%
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Corp
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36%
common
10
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Radio
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47 y8
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38
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com
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.
56%
43
5
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Serv
Stales
44
24%
32%
10
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1
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United States
19%
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57%
1
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Southwestern
1
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18
21%
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201%
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Power. Co
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19%
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25%
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42%
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253
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Corp
22%
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Union
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Speer
preferred
34
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Coastal
Steel
$1.46
25%
10
Power
Common
Southern
Serv
Water
Kalamazoo Veg
Co
Utility Corp
Co
17%
Standard
Gas
Maine
Pub
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17
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27
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1
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37'%
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1
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35%
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60
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26%
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15
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11%
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53
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United States
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52%
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7%
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14%
12%
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8%
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34
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32%
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9%
1
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43'%
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,
91%
1
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Tracerlab Inc
7%
8%
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71%
1
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Homes
6%
5
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25 %
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5
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1
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6%
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17%
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8%
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Jacinto
15%
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45
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341/2
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30
30%
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40%
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69
34
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1
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29
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7 %
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51%
1
71%
10
Co
Corp
Thompson
65
Gasoline
1959
99
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27%
1
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50%
22
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12%
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16"
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5%
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47
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-
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27%
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46
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29%
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Texas Industries Inc
Texas National Petroleum
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21'%
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Tappan Co
1
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13%
191/2
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Texas Eastern
30%
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17%
12%
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Tekoil
10%
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1
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32
9%
28
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1
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16
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128
122
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141
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NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
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12.38
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13.18
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17.79
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7.75
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10.33
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99.30
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%s
4
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness
18.50
Century
I units
jmleu
5.50
32nds
more
or
•
7.39
aUv-
Maturity—
Growth Industry Shares Inc—.1
5.03
one
Banks
99,30
Figures lifter decimal
a36.85
8.03
10c
Investors Fund Inc.-——:
-lc
10.74
11.75
Wellington
FtwuLlc
10.98
12.02
0.02
'7.25
Wellington FundWhitehall Fund
nc^
_1
12.00
14.13
15.40
._1
12.10
1961—
1961
1,
15.
1,
1964
100.8
100.12
85.8
1964——
85.16
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
13.04
—1
Equity Fund
Aug.
"
Growth
Institutional Income Fund—lc
,
Institutional
Insur
fund—lc
12.02
13.15
Wisconsin
Bid
5s conv
.1979
American President Line 5s 1981
Associates Investment 5%s_1979
,
Eausch
Si
British
Petroleum
Lomb
Opt 4%s__1979
Beryllium
6s___-1980-76
5s
..1974
conv
Burlington Industries 4%s—197s
Canadian
Pacific
Ry 4.s
4%s__:
Carrier Corp
Chance Vought
Ask
Ferro
99%
99%
105
57
4s
Cement
Pacific Gas 5s—
106
114
118
Pacific
5%s ww
Phoenix
93
96
129
2-59
11-
2-59
99.27
99.30
4 % Vr
6-
1-55)
3-
1-00
99.21
6.59
3-
2-59
12-
1-59
99.26
99.29
4.45%
7-
1-59
4-
4-60
99.20
99.24
4-
1-55)
1-
4-60
99.21
99.25
4% 'r
8-
3-5!)
5-
2-60
99.25
99.29
5-
4-59
2-
1-60
99.19
99.23
99.30
97
108
104
108
1976
106
107%
109%
.
Electric
—
Sheraton Co of
Sperry Rand 5%s
Tenn
Gns
5%s
...1989
conv_
Sc
Sons—
105%
100
5s_
-1971
Gas
5%S
P
99%
'92
92
100%
87
Westcoast
80%
82
White
Trans
Stores
5
4%s
Dated
October 8,
October
1959
15,
Bid
Ask
9-
1-59
6-
1-60
9926
10-
1-59
7.-
5-60
99.31
4.65s
wi'
99.25
100.1
October 22,
October
Yield Price
Bid
99.975
January
15,
I960-,—7
99.908
1959
99.917
January
21.
I960
99.847
99.856
JC]January 28,
1959
99.777
99.793
1959
29,
November 5.
99.690
99.707
February
February
1960——
11,
1960
,
98.740
98.626
—
1960
98.828
98.710
..-:
4,
Ask
98.796
;
98.658
98.522
—
,
.
98.556
98.416
98.452
November
12.
1959
99.597
99.G07
February 18,
I960?—
98.292
98.330
1959
99.510
99.523
February
I960:—
98.181
98.220
1959
99.414
99.429
March
'3,
98.063
98.104
99.344
99.361
March
10.
1960-__
97.942
97.985
99.267
99.235
March
17,
1960
97.836
97.882
November
19,
November
27,
3,
113
117
December
10,
121
Treasury Bills
Ask
99.973
*
1959_
102%
119
Due
Yield Price
Bid
101%
1959
1958
25
I960—
—
December
17,
1959
99.185
99.205
March
22.
1960
97.737
101
22,
1959
99.125
99.146
March
24.
I960—
97.720
101=%
97.763
December
24,
1959_
99.102
99.124
March
97.627
97.676
95%
97%.
December
99.014
99.029
April
97.384
97.427
I960—:
98.903
98.929
July 15,
96.087
96.134
I960
98.816
98.844
L—
-1979
5%s
Corp
U S Industries 4%s
•
-1G31
81
1971
7,
January
97%
109
1970
%s__—KJ988
J?4979
31,
January
115%
Underwood
Ipgg
(M)
104%
114
Power—
47«s
Lowenstein
4%s
1984
Amer
Rate
December
-1979
Transcontinental
5s
84
88
81
105
Transmission-
Textron
:s
—1982
ww
—
194
&
89
100%
United States
101
Gas—
—1989
5s ww.—1967
Am
190
Light
&
—
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s tnr
1982
Chemical
—1969
5%s_.c.
Service
5%s
Due
Ask
December
96'%
1977
i
Public
79
89
92
125
104%
98%
90
140
Georgia Power 5:'
78
:-1973
135
Houston
84
-1977
5s
.
Steel
100%
-1991
Petroleum
5s___ 1977
Hooker
1994
1975
-1976
England Tel 5%'s—- —1994
Northspan Uran 5%s ww.-1963
59%
104%
47uS—
5s
New
107
—1975
Trailer
Port
National Can
1982
Gas 5%s
Corp 3%s
General
Michigan Eell Tel
Mueller Brass 3%s
101 %>
Pennsylvania Electric 5s,_.-1939
1989
Fruehauf
104
89%
5%s
Natural
102 %
100%
87
4%s
Paso
Ask
2-
5 % Vi
Hid
Builds—
-1969
1977
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__l97o
Consumers Power—
El
Bid
3,45%
3 75%
Recent Security Issues
Bunds—
American Greetings Corp—
Brush
6.08
Baled
13.73
4 Va %
1
Fund Inc—
Rate
3.75%
Institutional
-
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
1
12,35
——
29%
96%
7.87
H-C7—
Westchester Fire
42
96.4
10. 1965
11.28
Series
0
the
94.4
—
lc
Inc—l
in
Co
y
n
14.86
Television-Electronics Fund—1
Inc—
of
96%
1963
.—_—-lc
Utilities
27%
City
99.25
98.16
1963;
Farnham
&
Roe
Balanced
7.10
shares
(Edison
Southwestern
11.02
"39%
..2
U S Life Insurance
3%s Sept.
15.91
0.47
2
—
16.94
13.75
Stein
11.51
29%
Co of Amer_-_—2.50
12.36
Smith
7.94
10.00
49%""
35 7
27'%
10.58
7.02
lc
46
33 %
3:!aS
100
March 11, 1968—
4%s A'prll. 10, 1969 —
1
Amer
38.88
!——'—-lc
89
_3
Ins
99.23
99-6
.
3%s
Clark-
Shares—.—-1.25
Slock Fund
Common
14.53
shares-
73a
26 %
lo
99.21
Sept
37.00
Slock
85 %
„
Fire
99.30
100
5%s
1
shares
_5
56%
7.
24%
Fidelity & Guaranty. Co
99.27
I960—
33/hS
Slate Street. Investment Corp—*
Railroad
8
Co—
31%
107
53%
s
3%»
19fi0_»_
April
8.57
Sovereign
RR
29%
102
10
(NYi___
Insurance
99.29
99.19
1959,
18.60
8.90
Steel
Guaranty 'Co
99.27
5.30s
10,
15.42
7.58
Railroad
2
_10
S
Ask
99.30
7.93
8.12
shares—,
Marine-,
—-
45%
U
-
1959——
Dec.
17.11
0.91
Petroleum
As
41%
United
9
.
1959—
10,
3%s
14.19
lc
—
Title
Assn—
1
Fully Administered shares—lc
shares—
Fire
Aceidcnl
8%
38
42%
50%
8%
—
4%s
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
Mining
.10
preferred
75
7%
89"':r
——
3%s
8.74
shares
—__1
Co
65 Fa
57
U
15, .I9(ip.—99.31
April 15, 1963
93%
3.70s
11.12
Merchandising
60
Standard Sec Life-Ins. (N Y)--2
Co
4.65s April 15, I960-—-—
11.08
7.97
General Bond shares
Co
5
53%
(New TIaven)——.-.-lo
-$1L50
40%
Ins
19%
70
Marine—6.25
&
Surety
Springfield
5s June
-
23.49
10.15
shares———
Fire
Seaboard Life
99.26
3Vus
lc
Food
Paul
38%
—
14": 3 6
twic
&
21%
23%
4%S
Feb
15,
I960——
99.20
47i.S Feb 15, 1960
99.25
4%s March 15, I960——99.21
10.33
a.39.08
Scudder Stevens
7.89
14.21
—lc
shares-:
19%
22
99.22
8.53
Fund Inc—
10.71
51%
36%
5
Standard Life
80s Jan.
10.1G
Canada
48%
Security
lo
Ins
.1
Shares
Dist
Scudder Fund
4%
Travelers
1
Setidder Stevens Ai
(N C t——1
72%'
"
Aviation-Electronics—
18%
Figures after decimal point represent
Federal
23.26
Putnam Growth Fund
Group Securities—
75%
„10
Obligations of Government Agencies
—1
Fund
7.13
69'/a
72
—
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa).
5
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
-2
Retuiblic Insurance (Texas)—lo
Rejuibiic Natl Life Insurance
2
34%
14.35
1
Inc
10.43
65
Ins Co
Providence-Wasiiington
112
31
14.40
13.27
1
-1
5
10
'
23 5«
Pyramid Life Ins Co
37%
61 Va
57%'
22
Philadclpliiu Life
67
58
52
Phoenix
._io
J
15%
43
—5
7!»
Boiler
Owners
Co——10
49 %
105
—10
38%
1
13%
40
Y—10
96
Growth Stock
Inc— -———.——1
Indemnity
61%
92
,
Fund Inc
Capital Corp
Pacific
6%
__5
36
Y—12%
N
•
Pacific Insurance Co of N
Seaboard
,
ot
45 %
4
:
2.50
Ins
4C®8
Peerless Insurance Co_
St
Insurance Co_'—
__2.f)0
Futures
44
51%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
13.38
1
Corp—
General Investors Trust-—,—1
40%
58 %
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
9.64
'
General
Fire---——^10
J
11.43
J
Inc—
%
3%
Ins__10
J
Inc-
Hqinpsliire
48
1.50
8.93
10.57
Inc_—_1
Fund
Fund
72
4.60
8.82
FuncMnc—'——--*
Street
Cioucer
>
8.17
*
Mutual Fund—•—--_r~
Securities
47%
69 %
Employees Life
6.92
--4—1-1
Securities -Fund
35%
44
130
Bid
Fund
38
33
8.94
Fund
street
Philadelphia
split
8.18
_1
Shares
William
Penn Square
.
---.
——5
Insurance—3.33 %
3 %
F)_—2.50
—
Jefferson
6.31
4.21
.1
utei-ine-Coi'.hter
Investors-
two-for-one
5.77.
-1
Fuiiu—.
Oppenheimer
Fundamental
11.76
.
class A—5
Casually-——2
Co
Employees Ins
(Fla)
10.76
Fire—
Union
Northern
68
4
Insp & Insurance
Chemistry Si
17.42
Funds Inc—
(S
American
Home
19%
65
Capital Fund
12.80
series-
123
_
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Series-
of Canada Ltd—
,'copies
—
(D C)
3.7!)
-1
New
—5
Insurance.
C)
•'3.-49
114%
18%
NoftlF River
30%
Hartford
interest—..—;
Brock Series-
10.11
stock
14.06
a
110%
Northeastern
89%
Hanover
Ins—10
common—.1
Inc
63%
Anisterdam
Standard
10.84
._1
11.78
Founders Mutual Fund———
-
22%
85%
Gulf Life
137,
153
28%
Ins
130
357
;
Corp
10
———_?_5'
Great
_1
E'uglanu
146
57%
Falls
13%
10
Accident
National
34%
58
—
Line
45%
—
31
(Bait)——lo
Nalidmvide Corp
81 %
22.80
9.87
-1
18.70
7.98
Fund
Life
16.54
New
20%
342
77%
..1
7.32
17%
54%
(D
Life
Fire
National
33%
•
4
14.83
21.09
inc—l
Dividend Series——
l ife
Old
Gleng
14.62
13.72
12.09
riuelliy Capital Fund-—1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
stock series—:
13;52
11.06
Shares
Natl
General Reinsurance
15,30
17%
Preferred
Franklin
12%
Nail
_%10
Casualty Co_
Government
—.
16 Fa
Common
2.53
Automation
&
8%
18.57
TO
——20c
Franklin Custodian
Fireman's
33%
40
25%
Co—5
Life
Assurance
Insurance Co
3.67
:^1-
25.34
7%
0.70
"
—2
General
Government
24.30
23.70
1
Corp—1
Mu t ttWT'uhd
Federal
31
Mass Indctiinity & Life Ins_—.5
Merchants Fire Assurance-_12.50
—___
Monument
%
Ins
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
J:
Fidelity «fe Deposit of Md—5
1
Inc
Inc.--'—
Ex
2.68
23.70
22.73
inve&iiueiit ouip—-i
Fund
Euro
3.73
5%
35 %
58%
31
Crujn As Fo rsl er. Inc.
10
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J),
1.25
Employers Group Assoc—
Employers Reinsurance" Corp—5
2.69
-1
1
Life
—
Continental
Fund-
beneiictui
ot
of beneficial
15.47
Energy Fund Inc—
Equity Fund Inc
Continental
3.72
3.2G
14.23
Capital
7.01
,
230
New
.
.-—5
.
45.76
lc
9.72'
X2.92
aiecAroiiicS
6.43
a
—lc
10.07
1
Electronics
—17.87
—33%c
Investment Fund
Mutual
18.07
————2.50
Shares
25c
Fund———
Fund
i—
,19.54
Co: (Ky)
Connecticut
53
220
33 %
44%
'21
16 %•
-—-10
Inc
21%
21
49%
4%
23
1
10
_l
53%
:
Va__
National Lite
19%
-?ll)
of
20%
19%
Co
New
Commonwealth
Stock
Growth
National Securities
Balanced
13.07
13.53
Trust
—
41
'
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_i
Shares—
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Eaton & Howard—
6.41
12.38
lnt_33F3C
beneficial
of
Investors
5
64
Merehauts & Manufacturers—_4
—3%:
16%
11.96
—lc
.
1'3.37
Diversified
Stock
shares
11.41
Diversified
Re-insurance-^
Beneficial Standard Lift
Bostou'Tnsurance Co.-ii.
7.18
6.54
5.85
Sayles Mutual Fund-—•
12.10
Income Fund Inc—1
Dividend
.
16
Inc—1
Fund
10.38
Delaware
E
13.06
Mutual Trust,Shares
Delaware
Growth
12.05
.
-1
Inc,———
Fund
Mutual
73
Series
Bankers Natl Lite Ins (f
SLks)_l
Com
78%,
„1
Fund-———— 1
Diver
14.13
Priced
Missiles-Jets
7.90
•17.89
Mutual Fund Inc
De Vegh
13.15
American Surety Co_
1---..6.25
Bankers & Shippers--—---,
-^-10
Fund
Investing Co Inc——1
Vegh
American
14.89
3
3
28%
60%
Casualty
1
MassacliUsetts
B<jnding4-k--__5
26%
13.82
Massachusetts Life
24.37
7.28
Fund——-_1
25*%
13.65
shares
Inc
Investment
Income
(Newark N J) —2%
12.67
Units
B—-—
Western
Crown
Maryland
10%
Fund Inc—
19%
12%
11%
9%
Insurance Stk
Mass
Fund—
Corporate Leaders Trust
-1——1
1
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
20.17
10.55
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co
;
20.17
Massachusetts
Stock
Fund Inc——.————-—1
Composite Fund Inc——:
1
Liiieoln
10%
9%
18.48
Paper shares
——,
Petroleum shares—
&
Bond
Composite
21
19
2%
Metal
16.41
Investment
Fia)
-
10.52
Commonwealth Stock Fund—__|1
Commonwealth
Insurance
.
'
Ask
26
Companies
Life
4,
2%
Equipment shares-lc
General Industries shares—lc
10.52
Life
16
1
Electrical
11.57
9.08
——
421
14%
:—1
Managed Funds-
Income
Inc
(Jacksonville
Tenh
30%
39
15.54
Lootnis
13.48
1
1
Fuud
Amer
of
28%
—5
Fidelity Life Ins Co.l
Heritage Life Ins—
Amer Ins Co
12.01
——-—1
inc
Funtt
_uiuuiul
Commonwealth
10.49
•
10.05
Lexington Trust „ Fund--——25c
Lexington Venture.Fund--—,
1
Lite Insurance Investors Inc.—I
■Life
17.30
260
9.21
Lazard
'
-Co
Equitable Assur
Bid
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va> .5
(Eirm)__2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
Liberty Natl Life Ins
14.24
(Low
S-4
15.35
23.74
9.61
66
249
American
24.58
15.86
Keystojie Fund of "Canada Ltd.l
Knickerbocker Fund--———1
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Fund—
General
(1954)
S-i
8,42
-1
—1
California Fund Inc
Canada
„
tab?——
FUnu
auuucu.
Insurance
62%
1
(Income Pfd Stocks)
S-2
Broad
American
Par
177
(Speculative Pfd Stksi — 1
(High-Grade Com Stk)__ 1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
S-3
Inc.—————-~-l
23:55
,
Companies
Ask
168
Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred—5
21.76
tent
,
American
Custodian
(Invest
10
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
8.35
Fund
Agricultural
12.51
35.22
K-l
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Blue
11.51
34.53
Fund...—1
Casualty- & Surety
Aetna Insurance Co————10
Aetna Life Insurance—
-10
a23.52
K-2
7.04
Boston
12.25
Funds—
'"
BQnds)-—1
B-2 (Medium Grqde B6nds)_l
B-3 (Low .Priced Bonds)_^-_l
B"4-lDiscoiint Bonds)—,.1
—.1
Canada
11.21
of
Mutual Fund—1
B-l
Fund
Growth
Axe-Templeton
6.10
8.14
Fund "A'.' Inc—1
"B" fnc__5
Fund Inc_l-
Axe-Houghton
Axe-Houghton Fund
Axe-Houghton Stock
1.73
5.09:
Boston—1
Aetna
11.52
Research
(The)
Keystone
1,57-
5.21
-
Inc—1
Fund
ictei
Johnston
33' %
10.54
Bid
Par
4.99
Fund inc.—'—-1
Investors
9.53
of
4.57
America-—1
Trust
Inc—1
Mutual
American
Amer
Mutual
7.47
25o
American Investors Fund
De
Monday, October 5, 1959
.
SECURITIES
'
Ask
Bid
Funds—
Par
Intt Resources Fund Iric——lc
Ask
•i.od
Business Shares——1
■'
.
2
Mutual Funds
Mutual
.
.
f
14,
111
1.
15.
'
I960—
I960—
1960—
97.765
113
FOOTNOTES
95
82
1959
31,
85%
115
*No
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a Net
asset
Exchange,
FOR
value,
OVER-THE-COUNTER
b Bid
t New stock,
yield price,
d Ex-rights,
x Ex-dividend,
wi When
ISSUES
k Admitted
issued,
y
to listing
on
the
Ex-stock dividend.
—'
B,V
Volume
190
Number
5887
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1459)
Third Federal
THE COURSE Or BANK CLEARINGS
Reser&e District—Philadelphlt—
Week Ended
1959
Bank clearings this week will show an increase compared with a year ago.
liminary figures compiled by
.based
us
fenn^-lvania—Altoona
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
Bethlehem
y
of the
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Oct. 3, clearings
Lancaster
\
stand at
above those of the corresponding week
$26,419,684,685 against $23,588,915,052 for the
ter there
is
week in 1958, at this
same
gain for the week ending Friday of
a
Our comparative
16.2%.
2.190,242
2,497,952
6.9
+
3,956,436
4,226,785
1,071.000,000
1,279,000,000
+ 19.8
4,073,708
4,178,068
3,917,082
6.585,070
+
4.6
*3,500,000
3,355,014
+
4.3
3,278,922
6,921,727
6,848,176
+
1.1
6,654,268
25,649,766
5,951,245
17,577,050
+ 45.9
15,961,062
14,948,282
12,773,715
10,531,991
+ 21.3
17,816,600
15,146,385
1,203,786,042
-
1,118,418,725
7.6
1,135.517,330
1,338,757,569-
...
_
~
Jersey—Trenton.
cities)
+
+ 16.2
$13,874,005,338 811,942,030,007
1,270,788,435
Philadelphia
,i
—_
1,056,000,000
8p2,998,604
Kansas City
St.
Louis
San
;
_____:
Francisco
-
461,726,741
;
__
6.3
+•
5.0
.
5.9
716,966,857
7.9
473,055,361
578,902,692
393,546,279
cities,
370,247,913
6.3
$20,233,140,499 $18,003,913,306
+ 12.4
4,654,168,120
+ 10.1
$25,355,260,654 $22,658,081,426
cities,
+ 11.9
930,833,626
+14.4
$26,419,684,685 $23,588,915,052
"___—
days
five
Total all cities,
All
days
1
five days
one
day.
all
cities
Total
1,064,424,031
-
,
week
for
—
issue of next week.
We
cannot
furnish them
Saturday and the Saturday figures
+ 17.1
427,218,195
District of
appear
was
an
Outside of this
showing
Reserve District of
increase of
city there
+
7.8
20,946,661
21,500,662
+
3.3
235,727,336
7,387,009
221,965,34c;
__
143,397,706
843,733,069
.™i.-
7,924,094
361,402,911
133,460,297
811,006,159
15.1
+ 18.3
4,097,343
338,888,487
352,016,450
7.3
134,372,415
125,559,638
+
4.0
741,419,751
732,731,563
39,027,277
30,971,137
31,911,203
119966,343
Reserve District by 12.7%
Alabama—Birmingham
7.S
130,753.136
+
7.1
405,200,000
5,939,169
+ 12.3
6,063,499
286,727,421
G,033,583
+
'241,583,123
231,740,979
Mobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg
ended
Louisiana—New
Total
15,775,042
(lo cities)__.
Seventh Federal Reserve
Grand
we
13,584,732
822,683
+ 37.7
207,684,257
1,307,759,875
+15.1
1,256,065,139
+14.9
improvement of
10.3%, in the Rich¬
3,059,129
Wayne
Terre
—19.5
an
increase
of
In the
+ 37.8
+ 30.4
9,191,334
13,026,756
10,904,111
+19.5
12,667,805
75,781,000
+ 15.2
76,734,000
10,865,182
9,770,432
+ 11.2
3,651,995
Rapids
+12.4
3,664,462
130,834,437
154,505,483.
+18.1
129,252,655
7,911,333
53,234,749
6,864,784
+ 15.2
6,700,840
47,557,121
+ 11.9
45,764,177
18/913^- "OTjCT
9
Philadelphia
11
_
4th Cleveland
5th
Richmond
flth
Chicago
7
6
—
Atlanta
7th
.__
...
.
10
8th
St.
Louis
__
9th Minneapolis
__
10th Kansas City
11th
Dallas
4
7
9
6
—-
867,308,391
1956
r,717,450
+
7.5
1,101,714,633
8,150,037
+
8.9
6,796,656
9,633,023
15,720,725
+
5.2
15,209,298
10,269,629
+ 16.3
10,359,565
15,438,213
10,424,993
1,423,892
7,463,572
(17
Missouri—St.
883;505,799
860,000,146
+10.8
10,935,930,226
12,968,390,127
6,878,491
+
8.5
6,644,579
6,514,508
1,616,930,674
cities).
II
1,203,786,042
1,118,418,725
+
7.6
1,135,517,330
1,338,757,569
1,499,204,414
1,359,352,777
+ 10.3
1,510,085,188
477,214,117
4.0
741,419,751
Louis
1,475,881,259
+
9.6
1,470,784,476
1,473,303,542!
3.2
-■
732,731,562
397,000,000
384,700,000
+
221,112,350
177,497,016
194,265,649
+ 13.8
380,500,000
187,365,260
397,000,000
194,606,171
—
126,937.452
+ 39.8
137,854,187
168.389,09!>
—
3,106,724
3,090,678
0.5
2,770,510
2,943,24(*
798,716,090
708.993,779
+12.7
708,289,957
762,938,5101
—
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
12,040,452,933
11,935,866,798
+ 18.6
-
Illinois—Quincy
San
Francisco
—10
Total
"
Is
843,733,069
8114006,159
+
II
f
3,256,065,139
1,470,784,476
+ 12.7
708,289,957
762,938,516
718,386,566
+ 10.6
626,508,575
609,104,916
734,664,115
+
7.1
648,437,156
Cities)
(4
:
1,473,303,542
708,993,779
Total
651,224,064
1,307,759,875
+15.
1,475,881,259
+
798,716,090
794,788,692
787,145,954
.
Ninth Federal Reserve
now
ended
add
our
..
'
■
District—Minneapolis-
IS
Minnesota—Duluth
10,190,062
II
Minneapolis
704,802,944
601,430,171
+ 17.2
556,405,896
541^711,180
1,362,473,867
+14.0
1,339,550,727
1,313,301,159
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
475,359,346
188,915,651
12,,586,322
North
South
II
1,553,814,629
9,843,957
517,052,115
223,251,043
_
li
li
_108 cities
We
'
1,187,132,393
9.6
1,505,108,397 '
1,616,930,674
II
detailed
25,236,694,850
22,001,605,910
+ 14.7
22,788,931,139
12,608,307
11,448,952,881
+ 10.7
11,281,647,753
4,716.556
11,376,668,981
5,341,671
8,085,692
8,171,245
18,146,389
794,788,692
Montana—Billings
718,386,566
+
3.5
+
8.8
11,329,155
412,057,289.
+ 18.2
166,125,971
0.2
11,128,460
—
—11.7
statement
September 26 for four
4,661,721
4,979,5^3
1.0
6,199,171
4.2
15,006,808
6,431,100
14,902,30.7
+ 10.6
626,508,575
609,104,910
880,127
4,969,934.
—
+
Total
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
showing the figures for each city for the
years:
(7 cities)—
Nebraska—Fremont
'
City-
1,174,979
-
Hastings
1,076,157
+
9.2
1959
$
$
Dec. %
1958
Portland
-
3,989,766
+
- —..
3,207,584
3,339,792
6,824.113
—
Worcester
6.G27.C56
714,784,061
+ 20.7
3,215,589
1,819,984
+
3,167,556
+ 11.3
3,155,805
14,612,966
14,123,669
+
3.5
15,941,326
11,665,954
+ 12.7
11,288,460
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Naw
52,012,959
39,405,615
21,797,966
38.016,000
28,833,581
24,594,18J
6.8
415,981,287
15,197,063
6.7
12,718,604
435,847,787
13,292,143
6,921,645
+
6.8
5,579,743
787,145;954
734.664,115
+
7.1
648,437,156
+
—
9,601,681
Total
(9 cities)
5,398,823
651,224,064
3,559,102
1,499,816 V
2.9
1,647,533
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
3,305,364
Texas—Austin
16.3G1.C57
Fort
12,986,242
45,060,329
21,458,355
2,804,925
Galveston
42,651,112
0.4
24,065,540
+ 22.5
—
860,000,146
457,404,803
37,291,145
42,562,687
8,454,000
6,992,683
5,658,600
,
5,226,000
+
8.3
7,238,971
+
0.7
7,850,843
13,250,419
11,013,579
+ 32.3
12,640,389
16,108,25!
704,802,944
Louisiana—Shreveport
2,412,947
10,188,7G?i
480,353,161
8.0
+
601,430,171
+17.2
556,405,896
541,711,186-
204,122,819
7,283,000
30,139,800
3,100,465
10,987,358
•}-18.2
43,017,359
7,288,134
Wichita Falls
30,660,700
6.5
+ 19.0
524,018,667
46,476,551
Worth—
10,915,595
619,142,998
.
Dallas
11,883,235
.
+ 32.0
—
"31,023,200
2,622,631
Hampshire—Manchester..
+ 65.7
+ 21.8
14,176,559
7,394,500
__
6,156,576
31,465,247
479,527,232
4
21,709,510
Haven
655,010
8,466,262
148,607,954
8.891,9211
38,314,395
+
"
Rhode Island—Providence
4.0
511,910,909
—
City
Colorado—Colorado Springs
-736,325,468
3,118,155
10,199,119
+
7,814,249
9.7
13,150,887
Springfield
0.9
+
3,526,793
New Bedford
'+
3,764,729
River
6.765,552727,626,039
1,872,181
Fall
183,631,324
St. Joseph,
5.8
798,221,341
—
Massachusetts—Boston
192,013,860
10,237,103
164,019,320
Missouri—Kansas
4,219,708
—
585,710
+ 12.8
Wichita
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
ton—
Maine—Bangor
0.6
9,975,708
Kansas—Topeka
$
$
713,163
11,252,970
Omaha
Week Ended September 26
1958
Inc. or
1957
708,603
Lincoln
Clearings at—
11,374,2590
394,023,797'
167,228,10$
10,165,820
23,011,377,756
12,672,304,892
Outside New York City.
week
+
it
18,906,902
12th
1,539,853
1,102,1.97,505
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
$
$
44,912,2231
"T+,337.753-:
+ 26.1
1,100,465,751
16,536,709
11,940,286
Rockford
Springfield
1957
or
Dec. %
8,457,99a
3,677,304
127,684,292
6,438,160
8,877,056
7.1%, in the Dallas
II
.
:——17
Inc.
$
960,603,818
_
2nd New York
3rd
1958
$
10,423,987
-78,982,000
1,796,012
1,182,620,929
__
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1959
2,243,891
20.971.83S
3.805,994
9,312,886"
29~T55T,T2Tr
Total
September 26—
1,187,132,393*
1.8,247,761
9,419.749
4,104,007
Illinois—Bioomington
11,271,411
784,17'!"
218,005,5744
2,508,514
.15,474,940
87,334,000
;
Haute
Iowa—Cedar
3,800,303
21,325,976
12,278,366
Rapids
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
The
6,284,915
District—Chicago—
Arbor___
South Bend
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
192,667,510
+ 197.3
Indianapolis
In the
and the Minneapolis Reserve District by 10.6%.
a
210,962,390
232,214,686
13,735,545
590,767
'
furnish
222,707,649
8.3
+
218,111,358
Lansing
Indiana—Fort
Reserve District of 17.2% and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 14.0%.
following
-6,217,315
5,909,544
1,505,108,397
__
387,300,000
7,978,8641
0.5
+ 18.7
1,756,067
300,418,227
_
Orleans
Michigan—Ann
18.6%, in the Boston
and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 15.1%.
City Reserve District the totals record
+ 18.4
+
422,400,000
250,863,711
*
_;
We group the cities according to the
an
32,955,360
3 34,669,991
452,500,000
Chicago RcsorvO1 District * has • managed—to—enlar ge -its™ tota 1 s by—9T6%-)-tho- Sti—Louis—-———
1st Boston
7,712,443
8.5
+
145,304,663
Macon
gain of 10.7%, the bank clearings
10.8% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 7.6%.
Reserve District of 4.0%
Week Ended
3,977,023'
—
14.7%, the aggregate clearings for
was a
increase of 19.1%.
an
Cleveland Reserve District the totals show
In the
477,214,117;
+
6,371,632
(6 cities).
Florida—Jacksonville
present further below,
we
New York Reserve District the totals register an expansion of
Kansas
1,510,085,188
6,672,290
has to be estimated.
cases
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that in the
mond
+10.3
4,003,392
not available at time of going to press.
are
statement, however, which
For that week there
center
490,742,684
17.689,000
392,151,435
Columbia—Washington
Nashville
.,
week in 195&
at this
510,083,797
275,989,056
Tennessee—Knoxville
the week
as
the whole country having amounted to $25,236,694,850 against $22,001,605,910 in the
same
1.0
—
1,359,352,777
4,606,191
Maryland—Baltimore
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week
Sept. 26.
12,069,304-'
13.196.62T
14,424,888
19,061,000
;
"
we are
10,439,931
,
,
285,082,514
.
!
Richmond
South Carolina—Charleston
today, inasmuch
above the last day of the week in all
_In the elaborate detailed
_
+ 18.1
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Accordingly, in the
_
54,166,400
+ 24.0
13,695,912
11,588,985
1,499,204,414*
Georgia—Atlanta
ends
51,870,000
54,339,800
'433,093,897
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
our
595,432,2:+;
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
•Estimated.
in
298,231,933
620,963,235
13,566,484
(7 Cities)_______________
Total
Total
13,374,933
290,068,076
+ 13.9
+12.0
5,122,120,155
-
——
12,235,261
+ 15.8
558,253,721
7.5
—~;
five
+ 38.9
282,976.477
-r___
6.6
622,471,482
cities,
11,279,687
327,557,233
16,177,777
Young,stown
west
Other
-v-
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
773,602,000
—
—
Cleveland
Ten
3,167,160
.
15,670,436
~
Mansfield
,
441,928,361
—
_
6,335,185.
;
635,743,587.
67,395,000
*
—
Columbus
+
378,300,000
___i
__—
Cleveland
'
400,800,000
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Cincinnati
+ 10.6
755,289.487
"485,000,000
_
Ohio—Canton
0 1
—
1,271.394,248
1,168,000,000
.
6,7.18,801-
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
1958
1959
1,577,713
8.1
6.9
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Elided October 3—
1,980,509
+
+
(11
2,270,966
+
6,887,359
York
Total
$
1,728,793
+ 18.6
4,268,060
for the week follows:
mary
10M
$
1,805,098
1,060.000,000
___
Wilkes-Barre
New
1957
0.3
—
4,613,965
,
Delaware—Wilmington
sum¬
1,472,462
2,048.272
4,692,969
Scran ton
cen¬
1,815,548
1,133,000,000
..
Philadelphia
Reading
Our preliminary totals
last year.
~
1
26
or
Dec. %
1,75:6,193
__
September
Inc.
$
1,810.106
Chester
for
Hall cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be 12.0%
1958
$
Pre¬
47
883,505,799
Total
(6
Cities).:
i
Total
(12 cities)
960,603.818
867,303.391
o co
i
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Seattle
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
Pew
York—Albany
27,131,381
Buffalo
Rochester
1.0,552,653,029
44,362,362
41,707,535
+
26,518,190
h
3,088,908
8.7
3,613,531
3,857,151
11,507,283,38G
11,634,708,775
C.4
37,361,307
36,820,994
28,043,561
22,681,136
34,734,053
64,659,697
29,114,126
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
California—Long
216,457,694
5,164,180
'209.824,667
103,938,801
+13.1
104.238,090
85,818,933
27,166,660
16,540,025
725,823,324
+20.6
+26.1
30,916,740
17,264,492
726,185,529
29,189,952
708,365,760
26,100,212
117,588,282
San
San
'
Beach
Pasadena
—
Francisco
Jose
32,772,268
20,854,929
812,018,-609
38,014,725
30,693,206
+11.9
+23.9
10,469,768
Santa Barbara—
Ta)
67,770,718
,
9.7
StOCkton_____
Total
""
(a)
~_"
65,808,423
88,392,062
79,489,724
12,968,390,127
10,935,910.226
3.0
+ 11.2
81,223,660
y!2,040,452,933
Cities)
(10S cities)
cities)
,
+18.6
:_
8,179,596
+28.0
7.7G7.750
17,660,459
15,273,299
+ 15.6
13,555,051
25,865,567
15,885,572
.
7,119,914
v.
(a)
12,G98,64(i
1,553,814,629
1,362,473,867
+14.0
1,339,550,727
1,313,301,152
25^236,694,850
22,001,605,910
+14.7
22,788,931,139
23,011,377,756
12,672,304.892
11,448,952.881
+
10.7
11,281,647.753
11,376,668,981.
78,432,226
11,935,866,798
(10
Grand total
______
Outside New York City
(f
5,552,834
200,757,470
+
27,558,527
64,781,369
1.2
6,397,167
211,620,928
~
Connecticut—Stamford..
Total
+
142,323,141
2,960,437
+10.3
+22.3
216,840,861
6,472,355
258,835,210
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City'---
26,316,318
148,176,038
19.1
3,187,196
27,089,453
5.4
0.1
.).
3,323,700
2.564,389,958
__
Syracuse
New
,
3,464,359
York—
9.3
133,292,985
3,321,324
Jamestown
New
29,919,444
140,443,837
Ilmlra
239,128,024
Yakima
Clearings operations discontinued.
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»
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
.
ENTIRE
.
.
Monday, October 5, 1959
.
ISSUES
CALLED
Company and Issue—
Pursuant to the requirements of
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below
a record for the week
just pessed.
Alleghany Corp., 5'4# cumul. pfd. stock, series A
Nov
1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co.. 611 preferred stock
1._Nov
l
Eichler Homes, Inc., 60c cumul. conv.
pfd. stock-Oct'14
FOREIGN
Minneapolis-Moline Co.-—: :'
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
FEDERAL
SEPTEMBER 25,
1959
RESERVE
TO
BANK
TREASURY
TO
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
Koehring
5%
1,
$5.50
INCLUSIVE
1959,
1st
SI.50
OCTOBER
1930
Co..
cumul.
Rogers
preferred
preferred
Corp.,
Date
Noon
Buying
Rate
for
Friday
_2
Argentina,
;
'
:
:
§
——
pound
._
Austria,
schilling
Belgium, franc____
Canada, dollarCeylon, rupee____
Finland, markka
..L.
13
second.preferred stock—...Oct
28
cumul.
:
1
_
.00311275
~
2.233912
"
•
2.235079
*
1119
'
-.210350
1.055390
.210375
.1
.210475
•
.00311200-
.00311275
.00203.775
.00203695
•
.239060
til..
.00203675
.239070
.209925
'.•209900
.209937
2.802400
.00161040
2.803560.
-
-
.00277758
.00161050
.00277758
.327800
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.264820
.264860
.264890
.264856
■.327916
New
2.775762
2.774653
.2.775801
2.777252
-.140181
.140100
.140118
.140166
.497700
.497700
.497700
.497700
address
1
.497700
New
Editor,
Claude
,
.0349750
-^
Africa,
pound
pound
.0349500
.0349450
.0349620
.0349625
and
.0166065
.0166065
.0166065
.0166065
total
.193305
.193293
.193337
.193337
,231112
_
.230956
.23088.7
.230943
2.793046
2.791930
2.793085
2 ."794545
2.803520
2.802400
2.803500
2.805025
2.795118
-
sterling—-——
2.805600
;
bined
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks
.193350
.231008
.
must
total
bonds
and
of .Treasury- notes
that
as
be
Other
cash
+
1
972,885
Total gold certificate reserves
R. notes of other Banks—_
+
1
19,203,029
—
U.
1,211
Total
B.
D.
U.
Total
loans
from
S.
cash
1,516,440
U.
securities
:
59,500
475,527
foreign
+
1,516,440
+
U.
+
1,638,038
220,299
254,688
+
7,168
16,593
975,865
—
55,095
+
1,035,491
Total
CAPITAL
Other
•
;s.
Total
Ratio
"
items
serves
note
to
.1
-
.
to
Other
+
indebtedness-
5
+
634,253
in
deposit
accts.
and
Total
„4-
3]
155
10
-
Interbank
S.
Government
.
207,865
39,806
+
51,264,222
1:
—
372
925,452
banks
918,997
+
222,758
52,738,756
—2,768
J
on
975,865
160
:
42
+
64
+
*
0.5%
accept¬
901
*
3,622
+
678
516
896
+
—1,314
1,427
679
—
27*
—
1,578
...
——
1,035,491
11
—
—
16
—
30,723
.
556
—
,
+
45
+
512
Reserve
Banks
+
606
1,733
' 293
+
328
151*
—
*
loan
16
figures
banks
items
and
are
from
revised,
after
shown
revised
t Exclusive
deduction
gross,
July
1,177
—
valuation
of
to
581
+
domestic
com¬
individual
reserves;
available
on
comparable
basis;
re¬
1959.1
8.602
Condition Statement of Member
Banks
The condition
statement of weekly
reporting member
Reserve System in
leading
banks of the
Federal
shows the
Sept. 23:
cities
for
Decreases of $190 million
million
in
the
week
loans ad¬
in
holdings of U. S. Government
securities, $901 million in
demand deposits
adjusted, and
$1,314 million in demand
deposits credited to
domestic
banks, and an increase of
or
and
industrial loans increased
$28 million
reporting member
carrying
decreased
U.
$77
S.
Government
million
institutions decreased
All categories of
ties decreased:
certificates
of
banks.
and
$174
holdings
Treasury
loans
Loans
and
to
for
other
securities
nonbank. financial
Below will be
preferred
or
or
and
company,
of
each
issue
a
security
holders
trustees,
as
hold
bona fide owner.
this
of
publication
30th
of
Managing
day
New
in
Editor.
Sworn
and
to
sub¬
of
Sept. 1959.
Edward G. Seibert,
residing in Westchester County,
Westchester County.
Commission expires
York,
Line,
Inc.,
5%
pfd.
(s-a)
25c
(quar.)——
Custodian
1
'10-
9
11-
1
10-
9'
11-
1
10-
9
12'/2
11-
1
10-
9
10c
12-15
12-
7
J12(/2c
—v
10-16
(from
Tile
Fraser
Cos.r Ltd.
Class
6%
earned
income)—
9c
25c
:
3%
(quar.).
8c
(quar.)
preferred
of
4
10-
1
1
12-15
10-23
10-
9
10-26
5c
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
15c
12-15
12-
11-17
9-30
12V2C
10-30
10-16
_____L
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
shillings,
6
equal
to
Light
'
30c
10-15
10-
(quar.)
50c
12-
1
11-12
—
$1
11-
2
10-16
(quar.)—
Co.
(Ga.)
American
convertible
(quar.)
General
Crude
General
Electric
Motor?
'
Industries,
preferred
General Dynamics Corp.
1
ap¬
—1
Co.
(quar.)
Gardner-Denver Co., common
preferred
9-30
(Interim pay¬
pence
proximately 57.2 cents )JL
Company (quar.)__J_
6%
10-
10-15
130c
common.—
Frito
Gas
10-15
12-31
5c
Inc.,
B
Free State Geduld
4%
9-25
'
Series
&
c
Funds—
Fram Corp.
(quar.)
Franklin Electric (stock dividend)
Brick
10-30
11-
12V2C
——
Extra
Fraser
12-15
I2V2C
Fort Worth Steel & Machinery Co. (resumed)'
Foundation Co. of Canada, Ltd.
(quar.) —
Franklin
H older»
Payable 0) Rec.
12»/2C
12V2C
—
B
When'.
Share
25c
5
(quar.)—______—
Co. (quar.)_.—___
-
9-30
10-28
9-30
10+14
11-10
10-
9
25c
12-22
12-
8
50c
(quar.)——______L
Oil
10-10
50c
~
10c
75c
common——
(quar.)
10-28
9-30
9-25
Corp.
preferred
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)_
___^
Telephone Co. of Florida—
93 %c
11-
2
10-
5
$1.25
11-
2
10-
5
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred B
(quar.)
—~$1.32 preferred (*+iar.)
and
found
list of corporate
called
for
a
bonds, notes,
stock
redemption,
,
NOTICE
OF
TENDER
debs,
due
Nov.
T,
1969
Oct
Co.
Page
7
of
Government
securi¬
million, Treasury
the
com-
1,
Home
Oil
Sv2 %
Co.,
Nov
cumul.
pfd.
1
1290
stock__Nov
15
971
Ltd.—
secured
due
Texas Illinois Natural
Ga-S
preferred
1,
1977—•
Nov
23
Oct
1
974
1,
19S6
Nov
—1__
4%%
$5
1
1229
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
Corp!—
6 Yb '/o debentures due 1973—.
.
:.—Nov
—
i
preferred
1343
10-10
10-15
—
(quar.)_
9-25
25c
—
(quar.)
11-
2
10-15
56Vic
11-
2
10-15
2
10-15
57(40
11-
25c
10-
9
20c
11-
2
10-
5
J50c
10-31
10-
9
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Pumps,
Grafton
&
(quar.)__
Ltd..
Co..
10-16
9-25
25C
10-16
9-25
9-25
class
4V2%
A
pfd.
Insurance
Life
Southern
Quarterly
—
Ins.
jal
t25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(N.
Co.
Y.)
(quar.)
(Houston)
(stock
Co.
9-21
10-15
12-10
9-21
12-
1
Amer. dep. rets.
—
;rT fH. L.)
11-25
10-15
37 (4 c
—
—,
:
12-15
56 (4c
40c
American
:
(quar.j
common
5% preferred
a27'/2%
-
dividend)—
1%
11-11
11-
9-11
1
10-
9
Griesedieck Co.—
convertible
Mobile &
preferred
Oil
Corp.
Stock
37'/2C
(quar.)——
(year-end) —___1—
Insurance
preferred
Gulf
preferred
Sugar
Life
Gulf,
Ohio
Co.
(quar.)
2
10-23
10-19
10-
11-
2
10-15
$1.25
12-14
11-20
$1.75
r7C
—
(quar.)———1
12V2C
$1.25
5
—
^—_—
12-10
2-23
12-10
50c
__;
3-14-60
62(4c
(quar.)__,
dividend
11-
RR.,
(quar
Extra
1
10-24
dividend)—
Goodyejkr Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
$5
•
10-10
(quar.)——
Mfg. Co.
$5
series
10-24
(quar.)
Falls Insurance Co.
Glens
Guantanamo
Pipeline Co.—
stock
45c
$1.12(2
(quar.)
Industries (stock
Gulf
Co.—
Oct.
10-15
split—..—
Glatfelter (P. H.) Co., common
Goodma.n
10-15
10-31
(quar.)—'—.—
common
preferred
preferred
10-23
10-31
87y2.c
preferred
4>/2%
11-15
,____—___:—
2,/2-for-l
5%
pipeline bonds due "Nov.
debentures
Cumulative
Page
37»/2C
(quar.)
Great Universal Stores, Ltd.
1976
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., 4'/a %
Inc.,
33c
(quar.)
A
GrancLUnion Co.,
Georgia—
Nov.
V2 %
A
Great
Date
due
4
Bros.,
Glass-Tite
Great
Company and Issue—
1956
preferred
Goulds
Date
Producing Properties, Inc., 5%
Discount
10-23
4%
Company and Issue—
series
10-23
15
$3.50
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were
given in the "Chronicle."
5.90%
10-23
11-15
11
Genesco, Inc., common
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates, the
redemption or last date for mak¬
American
11-15
321/2c
Gimbel
common
25c
32V2C
$1.30
including
2%%
bills by $270
None.
$1.30
Fund Notices
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
indebtedness $47
million, and
purchasing
million.
of U. S.
copies
$1.00
Redemption Calls and Sinking
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Commercial
all
$678 million in U.
S. Govern¬
demand deposits.
of
$3.75
—
following principal changes
bonds,
General
1,026
at
Class
$5
66,579
'
5
______
the
vGear & Machine, class A (quar.)
General
t Not
8,
loans
of
ances
ment
Tiger
Bros.
Extra
General
Sept.
2.8'
—
stockholders
of
Gamewell
Federal
porting
41.1%
purchased for foreign
correspondents —
Industrial loan
commitments..
ended
Flying
ment
—
security
of
State.)
so
DIVIDENDS
56
"
—
4
—
+
10,527
.
others
mercial
+
books
qualified
Friendly Finance,
banks
other
atnount
(Continued from page 14)
536
+
319
—
3,819
—
and
total
are. none,
-
Foote
—
Borrowings:
R.
liabilities combined..—
Contingent liability
—
deposits
...
Interbank
26,228
31,051
the
Name of Company
1*
59,215
50^549
—
of
there
i960.
30,
—3,339
Time deposits:
From
136
which
Seibert,
D.
State
60-8906475,
1
deposits:
21,709
+
(II
the
t
—
—3,282
60,232
.
_—
demand
demand
Domestic
Foreign
55,170
351,288
mortgagees
.
more
capacity other than that of
a
this
me
625
+
34
+
—
134,920
——
50,144
551,009
or
are:
under
upon
+1,498
-
78
—
3,129
=—
Deposits adjusted
37,121
—
Y.;
—
Demand
the
■.
bondholders,
^—5,482
27
—
2,759
—
names
of
a
322
..+
.
47
51
—
1,229
__,—
banks
assets/liabilities
Claude
before
Public,
March
270
—
13,139
_____—
domestic
and
information
Notary
No.
3
—
10,128
_______
—
with
by
7,
"...
or
t
533*
6,619
______!=_>_____
Banks.
R.
York
.
name
immediately thereunder the
or holding
1'?
or
more
Per
—
_3_.
assets—net
262,258
24,421
r-
re¬
F.
New
its
Seibert,
Thornycroft
number
average
(Signed)
27
+
—
17,071
F.
vault
Balances
294,353
-
868.410
capital
Place,
corporation,
a
distributed,
through
the mails or otherwise,
to
paid sub¬
during the 12 months preceding the date shown above was 9,492.
is required from the
daily, weekly, semi-weekly and
tri-weekly newspapers only.)
•+
92
-1
—
1,586
years
with
From
certificate
Park
maturing:
year
securities
Other
bds.
,
242f*
+
:
1,040
of
S.
The
appear
scribed
■
2,042
—
certificates
1
not
sold
193
177
—
12,462
.
5 years
Reserves
Cash
——
—i—
notes & U.
1,452
+,
383,366
&
25
•
.
conditions
and
do
(5)
J
1]
18]
—
1,203
14,110
Other
—
accounts—
justed, $533
stances
118
+
371
23
x
28,358
—
Y.
any
t
5
—
J 572
banks.
1-,—■—
bills
U.
+
4,486,135
in
gold
/'V
N.
Place, New York 7, N. Y.; Harriet
Scarsdale, N. Y.; Helen Faulkne^.
securities
28
—
3,903
secufities-^-total—...
———
7,
Place," New .York
owning
owned
holding !'+•
or
stock and securities in
••+'
644
_———
loans
201,391
311,833
divids.
+
ACCOUNTS—
liabs.
of
loans
estate
Government
375,491
19,222,939
cash
capital
+ 1,938
LIABILITIBS—
23,527
17,759,814
703,536
acct.
liabilities
Capital paid
Surplus
etc.
banks—
Treasury
1,516,440
85
27,515,342
accrued
Park
Park
known
the
who
—
1,222
commercial
25
t
—
162
.—
finance,
York
member must be given):
Company, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y.
Seibert, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N.
D.
Apts.,
Common
notes
reserves—
deposits
&
296
securities
by
_
v
.
New
scribers
_—
domestic
After
447,756
avail,
.
other fiduciary relation, the name of. the person or corporation"
for whom such trustee is acting; also the statements in
the two para¬
graphs show the affiant's full knowledge and belief as..to the circum¬
carrying:
or
also
not
N... Y.
t
+
1,586
personal
to
506,947
—
—
52,738,756
—
liabs.
finance,
to
15
97.642
■_
Treas.-—general
Total
in
pur¬
securities
Government
Loans
Real
5,437,331
_i._i._-_
Other
Deferred
for
—
Loans
Other
59,500
26,913,379
items..
bank
Foreign
Other
S.
1958
'.
Seibert,
That
(This
purchasing
+ 11,000,298
26,563,312
securities—
Reserve
S.
dealers
securities
Treasury
Treasury
Deposits:
Member
and
Other„ securities
LIABILITIES—
Federal
,
Paragraphs 2 and 3 "include, in cases where the stockholder
security holder appears, upon the books of the cdmpany as trustee
Sept. 24,
992*
+
—Other-—rr:,
■
agree't
"
assets
:'V
Place,
(4)
carrying:
—11,000.298
26,563,312
assets
Total
-+•-
2,483,771
;
25
Seibert,
owned
and
Dana
190*
—
929
loans——
or
Government
Within
premises
Other
59,500
11,010,298
foreign banks
Uncollected
Bank
Govt,
and
D.
(if
If
Manor
mortgage's or other
Loans to nonbank financial institutions:
.
r
repurcb,
"
Park
individual
each
of
holders; owning
) or
_
outright—
bought
under
Total
Due
S.
U.
9,069
2T562,250-—
10,506,993
—-
Seibert,
stockholders
stock.
750
—•
64,901
brokers
Other
.
r_-—
«.
—
.
103,387
Other loans for
340
_i_i
Bonds
Held
U.
131,007
20,035
to
chasing
303
416,027
.
Notes
7,
383,492
330,032
outright-
Certificates
104,590
invest
Agricultural
1.035,148
115,347
Sales
Bills-.
investments————
and
29,374
_
S. Government securities:
Bought outright—
—'
-'1959
adjustedt
Loans
8,690
r
Acceptances—bought
and
'90,602
—
advances
loans I
Loans
1,125,75.0
..+
2
483,569
___
and
Industrial
Sept. 16,
1958
18.230,144
+
(In millions of dollars)
loans
■.-
publisher, editor, managing
.
25
.
Scarsdale,
Apts,,
(3)
ASSETS—
Total
Loans
1959
for F. R. notes
Government
•1959
1959
account
S.
Increase (
Oct. 1,
ASSETS—
U.
decrease (-—) since
Increase (+ ) or, •
Decrease (—) Since
Discounts
D.
is:
stated,
of
William
Owner,
by $216 million.
"(IhthousandsofdolTars)
Sept. 23,
;'
.
owner
of
amount
well
Sept. 23,
Sept. 30,
1343
corporation, the names and
addresses
of
the
individual
owners
must
be
given.
If
owned
by a
partnership, or other unincorporated firm, its name and address as
•
—
the
addresses
William
F.
the
Company,
William
Manager,
That
(2)
Scarsdale
Redemption fund
addresses'of
Dana
Stockholders—Claude
certificate
4
•
York.
.0166065
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peseta
___
Gold
*
^
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc__„_—________
South
B.
York.
——.140206
-
Philippine Islands, pesoPortugal, escudo_____
Kingdom,
189.
>/..*'
Mofrissey, 25 Park Place, New York 7.
George J.
Business
2.777821
.
volume
'
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Managing
.327710
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—
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'
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managers are:
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&
Company
*
Share
Western
Corp. (stock dividend!
Mfg. (quar.)
•_
Halifax
Insurance
Bros,
$2.40
Co.,
(Nova
Inc.;
Lancer
10c
10-
8
9-25
Lang &
10-
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9-25
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;
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4'A'>
preferred
4.96%
Corp.
of
Hawaiian
Electric
preferred
4%%
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B
5%
preferred
5%
10-
5
75c
10-15
10-
5
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11-16
11-5
(quar.)
$1.50 V
(quar.)___
17'Ac
75c
,
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10-15
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10-15
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10-15
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10-15
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11-
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10-27
2
10-15
7%
#
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12-13
12-
12-23
11-30
(N.
Y.)
10-10
9-30
11-10
10-28
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11-
2
37'Ac
11-
2
9-30
10c
11-16
11-
preference
preferrea
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9-30
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11-
2
10-
30c
93%c
10-15
$1
$1.10
(quar.)____
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9-30
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5%
9-30
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1
1
10-20
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(quar.)
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9-15
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9-15
4%
12-13
51
11-
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10-15
$1.25
11-
1
10-15
v
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preferred
Illinois
Brick
Illinois
Power
4.03%
Co.—
(quar.)
Co.,
57'Ac
1
10-16
9-22
Midland
Corp.
11-
'
10-23
^%
11-
(quar.)
53'Ac
11-2
10-
9
.
$1.50
preferred
Indianapolis
&
12-30
(quar.)
35c
10-
9
McKee
2
10-
9
McQuay-Norrls
10-31
10-15
10-15
9-25
31'Ac
American
Ingram
(quar.)__
9-16
Pacific
10-15
10-24
Pacific
10-15
9-30
24c
11-16
11-
1-2-60
12-
3
Entire
Pacific
$4.75
preferred
10-15
9-30
$4.75
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(quar.)__
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tl5c
10-30
10-15
Mississippi
income
vestment
securities
t25c
Fund
and
from
(4c
10-15
9-30
10-31
10-15
11-
10-15
2
10-20
10-15
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9-18
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10-15
9-21
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10-15
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from
fquar).___
(stock dividend)
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75c
10-15
9-30
5%
10-20
9-30
preference
International
(quar.)
tl2c"
11-
tl5c
Powders, Ltd., common
6%
participating preferred (quar.)
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Harvester, common
(quar.)
10-15
2
9
10-
$37'Ac
18-15
10-15
9-15
t$l
10-15
Telephone
&
10-26
10-15
10-15
9-18
dividend)
Telegraph
25c
Foundation,
Ltd.,
(quar.)_
t60c
of Rhode
Co.
preferred
11
lowa-fllinois
Gas
&
preferred
4.36%
Electric,
common
45c
pfd. (quar.)
$1
J5c
(s-at_
4.50%
Kennedy's Inc.*
Kentucky
Keystone
50c
10-29
10-15.
10-15
10-
12- 1
11-13
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11-13
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income
$1.05
from
Oil
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B
Quarterly
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10-14
10-
7
10-15
10-
3
11-4
10-15
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investment
Stock
net
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55c
10-15
10-15
50c
10-15
10-
1
4%
10-20
10-
7
133Ac
^
9-30
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)___
10-21
class
on
and B__
A
10-15
11-
10-15
15c
10-
2
9
•
—
■
12-li
593sc
10-15
10-
1
Price
Prince
Procter
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-17-
3%
11-36
11- 9
R.
T.
Radio
$3.50
10- 2
5%
10-28
10-
-
5%
1-27-60
1-
6
Renold
$1.50
10-10
9-30
Revere
(quar.)
Telegraph—
4%
___'_
—
.
10-31
10-
9
10-15
10-
1
12-
$2.50'
4
10-10-
10-15
11-
11-20
10-
I
9-18
12'Ac
2
10-18
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10—13
10-15
3%
9-18
(quar.)
2
10-
11-
2
10-9
10-20
10-
$1
(quar.)
11-
$1.25
(quar.).
10-15
10-
I
11-
1
10-
92
62'Ac
(quar.)
$1
9
3
10-
11-
2
10-18
11-
2
10-18
$1.75
12-
1
11-20
25c
10-20
9-30
11c
11-16
10-30
30c
(quar.)
10-15
65c
(reduced)
Co.
10-16
37'Ac
10-15
9-30
10c
(stock
10-10
9-2S
10-30
10-18
$1.37'A
10-30
10-16
$1.25
10-15
10-
+56c
10-15
t75c
10-15
10%
10-30
dividend)
10c
10-10
t50c
5
9-19
9-19
10-
2
9-30
11-
10-
12-
$2
1
1
11-14
10-15
30c
9-25
9
1)0* 7
$1.41
11-
1
47'Ac
11-
2
10-
$1.05
12-
1
11-13
$1.06'A
12-
1
11-13
$1.16
,.12-
1
(quar.)
9
11-13
36c
11-15
10-21
9c
10-24
10- 7
10-20
50c
$1.50
t40c
*
9-24
10-20
9-24
11-25
10-19
25c
10-
9
9-9
J15.C
(annual)
(Wise.)——
&
9-30
$1.06'A
11-
2
10-lf
10c
Machinery,
Inc.,
10-20
9-38
15c
com.
Reitmans
preferred
10-15
10- 5
1-2-60
12- T
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Copper
2nd preferred (quar.);
300%
1
dividend
Reliance
new
American
North
American
Coal
American
Fund
North
American
Refractories
American
Van
Aviation Inc.
Corp.
10
(1
&
class
new
split shares
Electric
Lines
Works
10- 5
11-
1
10-15
11-
share
A
held)
1
for
—
Engineering
Chains, Ltd., $1.10 class
Steel Corp.
(quar.)
Racing Assn.
10-15
4%%
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Ltd
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—__—
Aluminum
1st
preferred
A
"
11-10
10-16
'40c
10-
5
4'A%
11-
9
10-30
9-30
50c
10-15
9-30
12'Ac
10r 9
9-28
10-23
10- 9
preferred
Div.
10-26
t5c
2nd
Richmond,
9-24
15c
15a
Canada,
10-18
1-1-60
10-23
12-15
15c
10-15
10-1
t$1.18
—
10-31
t28c
75c
(quar.)—
(quar.)___Co^ of
10-15
45c
(quar.)—
11- 1
10- 1
Ltd.—
9-18
■•
(quar.)____
^
9-28
4%%
25c
Canada,
9-10
10-12
t7'A*
(initial)
com.
10-
30c
Reynolds Metals—
-
North
8
50c
(Canada) Ltd. (2-for-l split sub¬
ject to stockholders approval Oct. 5)
Stock
10-15
1
"
(quar.)
Engineering
11-
Mines/Ltd.—
Western Ry.—
of
87'Ac
(quar.)
(increased)"—.-
(Canada), Ltd.,
Reynolds
933Ac
(quar.)
adj. preferred
1st
Republic
(Ohio)
<quar.)_
dividend
Northern
10-20'
75c
97'Ac
(quar.)
Pump Co.
each
—
Consolidated
&
10-20
2
of America—
>
__n
Telephone
Stock
1
11-
Reitman's
:—
(quar.)—
common
Auction—
preferred
Ry.
Reading Company, 4%
Reda
9-25
_
33/4%
9-14
11-
$1.25
Electric
Com.
Corp.
10- 1
Nohanga
11-13
11-13
10c
Inc._
Hydraulic
10- 9
&
Assm
split)
preferred
1
10-15
15c
&
E.
&
10-15
Telephone
dividend
12-
Co
Mining Co., common—
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd. class A
10-26
Electric
Si
Natural Gas,
dividend
Gear
Quaker Oats Co., common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
46c
York
11-13
1
35c.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_.
Puget Sound Power 6c Light (quar.)
Puritan Fund, Inc.
—.—
Stock
1
12-
57 'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
Racme
4
12-
(quar.)
Coke
4.64%
^"29
stock
10-15
35c
4'A%
10-15
10"15
England
11-13
$1.16
t
,
&
4.20%'
11-
1
11-2
$1.0,6
$1.06'A
Gamble, 8%
preferred (quar.)
Producing Properties, Inc., 6% pfd. (initial)
Public Service Co. of Colorado, com.
(quar.)
$15c
27'Ac
Jersey
(quar.)
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Gardner, Inc. (quar.)__
10-30
5-for-l
11-18
12-
__
pfd.
Del.); 4'A% preferred (quar.)
&
Inc.
Bros.
.10-30
New
10-13
approval of stock¬
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Read
10-16
New
9-30
10-26
'7
1st
Preway,
11-15
——
common
9-25
12-31
-
Pratt,
11-15
(quar.)_:__.
Co.,
England Gas
9-30
10-15
9-30
He
North
11- 2
4'A%
6%
18c
New
9-30
10-10
r
North
8c
i7i/aC
.
A
11-2
8c
_____*
University
9-30
10-15
$20o
_—
9-30
10-10
12'Ac
5'A%
preferred (quar.)
Portland Gas Light Co. (Me.)—
$5 preferred (quar.)
Power Corp. of Canada, Ltd.—
60c
Norfolk
Co."''"
10-15
5c
series
.9-30
10-10
$1.54
Quincy
4c
—1
Nc-wberry (J. J.) Company—
$1.17
.
„35c
6 %
profits)
______
10-15
—
series
10-10
$1.13
Cable
General
(H. K.)
(quar.)___—
Newark
of
(monthly!
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
9-30
Fund—•
distribution
dividend
Stock
investment
dividend!
A
series
balanced
New
10-15
*
9-30
20%
Company
$2.40 preferred (quar.) _—*—_—.—
New Brunswick Telephone Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
9-30
"11-15
10-15
8
invest¬
Corp.—
Nelly Don, Inc.
Neptune Meter
12-15
10-15
5c
—
& Sessions
dividend
Stock
9-30
31'Ac
___^,
(quar.)
(monthly )
Extension
conv.
10-15
12'Ac
o
-
bond
National
.
50c
Co.,
class
income
net
National Steel Car Corp., Ltd.
___
preferred A
Corp.,
new
from
realized
net
Electric
ment
Natioxxwlde
(quar.)__
1010-
Research—
&
National
11-13
10-15
11- 2
Corp.-—
distributions from
11-13
1
10- 5
10- 5
—_—_—
11-13
12-
1
$1
(quar.)
(s-a)
Securities
9-18
9-15
10-15
10-15
5c
17c
15%c
—
—-
1
$1.12'/a
12-
10- 5
$1.25
(s?a)
preferred
lO-lo
10-15
11- 1
10-31
12-10:
Corp.—
preferred
Cordage
Portland
11- 111- 1
10-15
10-16
11-13
"
9-18
12-28
10-10
$1.25
(increased-quar.)
Bottlers (quar.)
&
Industries,
10-M
10-15
i
10-15
15c
40c
•
(quar.)
&
,
Fibre—
Northern
Wire
Porter
$1.50
—
Stores
1
5c
special
a
King-Seeley Corp
King wood
$2.50
National
&
1
25c
Common
(12c
divd.)
$1.18%
,
(quar.)
preferred
Potter
40c
,
(increased)—-;
preferred
Funds—
from
plus
$2
12-
lOc
S-3"
7%
9-30
*
9-18
(quar.)_
4.24.%
(quar.)
General
Plymouth
9-30
10-19
10-15
dividend
Plastic
1
9-21
10-15
9-18,
$1.18%
$1.50
Co.,
&
convertible
Stock
10-15
10-15
50c
30c
2%
15c
9-18
10-15
Pittsburgh Standard Conduit (quar.)—
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
11-13
12-
12'Ac
9-1$
10-15
.__
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.
H-13
11-30
12-19
58c
56'Ac
(quar.)—
common
12-
____:
B-2"
$2.50
11-li
(quar.)
12-
(extra)
Growth
"Series
Co.,
National
(inula!
Keystone
10-15
11-30
(quar.)_
$1.05
Bond
8
8c
37 VaC
9-23
10-15
$1.10
I
$1.41
Pillsbury Co., $4 preferred
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—
9-10
10-15
10-15
10-15
$1.09
1
to
common
Machine
Piedmont &
9-15
9-30
$1.65
(quar.)—
& Mfg.
Co. (stk.
Welding Machine
Manufacture
Common
5
87'Ac
medium-Grade
9-
9
10-15
—:
Finance
National
9-30
(monthly)
Custodian
A
Keystone
9
10-15
(quar.)
Co.
6
10-15
10-
11-9
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Gas Light
preferred
Poly
(s-a)_—_'____1_—
$1.083/4
(quar.)
10-
$3.50
_____—
preferred (quar.)
6'A% preferred (quar.)—
National Lead Co., 6% pfd. B
9-30
(quar.)_„___
Fund
pfd.
€8e
11-30
95c
pfd.
10-27
5%
—
Extra
National
:
(quar.)—
1
(N. Y.)
Register
Electric
Quarterly
$1.25'conv.
Stone
Income
Monthly
10-
10-15
45c
(quar;*)Kansas City Southern Ry„
4%
non-cumulative preferred
Kellogg Co.—
preferred
1
12-15
Co._,
preferred
preferred
preferred
11-
J133Ac
City Power & Light,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)______:
4.35%
'
tl5c
3.80%
4.75%
Chemical
National
10-16
Kansas
10-15
10-
6c
4.64%
Hess
National
10-15
4.20%
Bellas
10-15
10-19
_______
Lamson
National
10-30
2
common
10-15
10-
1
11-13
1
10-15
-
2
12- 1.
9-25
9-30
15c
10-
12-
65c
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)_
4% pref©rred ( qu&r.)___
Philippine Long Distance Telephone (quar.)
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp., com. (stock div.)
-
80c
37'Ac
(quar.)
10-15
(quar.)
17'Ac
Industries, class A (quar.)
v.7
8c
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norrlstown RR.
Quarterly
$1.50
5
11- 1
12-15
50c
Y.)
(quar.)
1
11-2
Ltd.,
Electric
preferred
2
10-30
Kalamazoo Paper
Salle
11-
Corp.
10-19
11-
preferred A (quar.)____—
51/2%
convertible preferred B (quar.)—
Joy Manufacturing (quar.)^
Class
12-
$1.09
(quar.)
6%
Kratter
2
133Ac
Jockey Club,
10-
20c
—
(N.
I
25c
Pe-rrine
10-16
10-16
10%
20c
(quar.)
10-
Permanente Cement
3
50c
(quar.)—
Cash
933Ac
preferred
conv.
Non-voting,
Peoples
9-30
*
(quar.)
National
Inc.-,
Jersey Central Power & Light, 4%
5'/2%
10-24
11-
4'A%
10-19
$1.06
(quar.)
___^
"
Class
11-
preferred (quar.)_____
334%> preferred (quar.)_
55c
11-
10-15
10*13
(quar.)
National Biscuit Co., common
Tea,
Ironrite,
3Va%
5
11- 2
37'Ac
(quar.)
Perkins
lc
Narragansett
r
"
Extra
$4.22
9-15
10c
Island—
(quar.)
Pepsi-Cola
9-28
2
10-15
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonic* dorp,
for each 100 share* held)
9-15
10-15
25c
luust
Investors
$2.50
10-15
t75c
com.
preferred
(quar.)______
Investors Commercial, common
9-30
11-
10-31
(initial quar.)
2
5
10-15
50c
(quar.)__:
common
10-16
10-31
dividend)
(quar.)
Trust Co.
Microwave
Power
Chemical
Voting
10-31
15c
*$;&88tl
Vernon
(tarda
Co.—
subject
preferred
Penobscot
9-30
Quarterly
Investment
Line
10-
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
10-16
12-31
40c
10-15
10-23
i,"
•
(quar.).
4.25%
10-31
$1.10
-
___
<stock
1
J30c
—1
(stock
Co.
split
(10- 9
Mills, 7% preferred (s-a)
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph—
Quarterly
Mutual System, Inc., common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
9-22
50c
5%
Milling Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Rectifier
Inc.
Diablo
Mount
9-22
International
International
10-15
(quar.)—
10-15
11-13
29iJc
Electronics
i.Pennsylvania
10- 8
11-
Extra
Bionze
International
10-30
13
10-30
11-13
10-26
holders Oct.*274_^___„
$100
Oct.
Chemical
Motorola,
Mount
.
Ltd.—
preferred
2-for-l
'
T-
10-29
1
12-
20c
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand
^
9-30
$1.22 'A
Co., new com.
Morgan Guaranty
.
A
Power
Montrose
11-
10-26
6c
Montgomery Ward, common
realized
20c
Corp. of America
Breweries,
class
9c
——
J.
9-30
■
11-16
Telephone & Telegraph Co;—
6%
9-21
10-
i—
,—<
$25c
$$1.75
(quarfc)<^.ai'__"
preferred
Packard-Bell
25c
l'Ac
9-30
' ;'■
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5.64%
'
J25c
redemption at
Barge
Industries
9-19
»
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)__
4.52%
preferred (quar.)_____l
'.
1
'
___"
10-9
"
$1.25
5%
9-21
10-
'
Paper
9-30
10-10
,
t$3
preferred (quar.)
Pacific Outdoor-Advertising
(increased)
Pacific Power & Light Co., com.
(quar.)
9-30
10-15
10-15
30c
(quar.)—
Mclxasco
in¬
North America
ox
Glass
Montana
profits)__.
Insurance Co.
Ontario
Mississippi Valley
(quar.)
Growth
&
10-10
t25c
conv.
(quar.)—_
on
10-20
Lighting Corp., $4.36 pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;
11-16
~
dividend
$1.06'__
.___
Electric
12-15
(2-for-l stk. split)
for
this
&
preferred
Ltd.—
__.
called
issue
Gas
$4.50
(quar.)_
share plus
per
10-15
40c
>
4—
,•
Terminals
$4.40
5£c
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Mfg., class A (quar.)—
10-30
20c
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
11-16
62'Ac
.
9
Finance
11-16
(quar.)
(s-a)
79-21
9-30
60c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
12-15
20c
Mlimfeapphs-»-Molfaae;-'"$9';50-"l'stf--'preferred-r—
2
$3
—
Miller
Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional
Interior
(3-a)„
1
Gas
preferred
Insurance
pfd.
Coast
Pacific
9-30
10-15
5c
4.40%
—~
Co.,
12*317
J30c
4.90%
fO-
Paper
J20c
—
Distilleries, Ltd.—
Extruders
35c 7710-15
9-30
»
25c
__T
4.64%
A
10-9
9-30
9-15
933Ac
class
2
;
(quar.)
Fibre Glass
$5 preferred,
Michigan Gas & Electric—
Ltd.—
Natural
Institutional
10-15
~y
_
6%
Co.,
preference
Inland
10-15
Mfg.
preferred
Miami
10-15
1
42'Ac
shares
Bell,
&
1
11-
_'
IHausXria,,''Electri,ca'''de""Mexico^r-A;w""——Ingersoll-Rand
11-
37'Ac
6%
Inc.,
10-
11-
Co..
t25c
(quar.)——_
(Arthur G.) & Co.
Melchers
(quar.)__
Elevator
T2Dc
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
Light—
(increased)
B
11-
12c
preferred
(quar.)
Power
Oommon
Class
11-
t31'Ac
__
$1.25
McGiegor-Doniger,
58%c
.
Mills,
Ltd.
Co.
55'Ac
(quar.)
,
Head
Grain
11-2
"
7'Ac
(qxiar.)_
Extra
10-15
1
10-15
May Department Stores—
33A% preferred (quar.)
McCabe
25c
(quar.)____;
preferred
Otis
Trust—
9
10-9
Beauty Supply Co.—
- -v
participating "preferred (accumulative)
&
Quebec Ry.
(s-a)_———
Ontario Steel Products,
Ltd., com. (quar.)__
Owens-Corning
35c
dividend)
9„;.
11-2
Ontario
•
•
1
37'Ac
.
Investors
10- 9
$1
1
9-30
preferred
(Stock
9-30
11- 2
25c
Ontario
9-30
10-
9-30
._.
Corp.—
convertible
Valet
9-30
(quar.
10-
preferred
preferred (quar.)
;
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.—
6'A%
preferred iquar.)
Incorporated Income Fund
Hour
10-10
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Y.)
10-
preferred
La
One
15c
Co.
(N.
Ltd.
2
4.42%
4.70%
Kerr
Rubber
&
Trust
Gardens
2
4.26%
<
•
10-15
J22'/2c
i_.
A
10-15
Supplles Jquar.7-r_r-~--__
10-15
t$1.25
11-
9
4%
10-15
$1.50
pfd.
10-15
9-30
.9-30
.
—
~
50c
(quar.)
11-
10-
Jewel
10-14
t25c
;
$1.04
$2'Ac
Co.,
—
Cement
Oxford
A
10-15
'__
(quar.)
32'Ac
.
class
'
$1.023A
Oklahoma Gas & Electric, common
(quar.)__
i
4% preferred (quar.)
4.24% - preferred
(quar.)
__7
Oilgear Cpmpany (quar.)
11-16
$1.75
(quar.)
.___'
11-
2
6%
10-1
1
10-15
/ '
^
10-15
10-15
.
.,
51c
1
11-
4%
10-15
15c
(Quarterly from net investment income)—
52'Ac
50c
10-15
40c
1
_".
Ltd.,
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
10-
(quar.)
f
2
30c,
10-15
;
i
Ltd., common
Engineering Co., class A (quar.)__
Extra
9-16
1112-
90c
$1.02
$1.02'A
25c
Telephone
Class B
Ocean
>'■:
10-15
9
9-30
9-30
25c
.__
1
37'Ac
:
common
preferred
10-15
preferred
5%
Bloedel,
Massachusetts
(quar.)
4.20%
60c
'"
—
4.60%
Indian
_
10-1O-
1
10-10
'
(quar.)
common
9-30
Extra
9-30
Co.—;
Co.,
(quar.)__
Tire
Masonite
Circuit
Power
10-20
9-15- J
10-
25c
Northern
Northwest'
9-30
10-10
t40c
(quar.)_
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co.,
Common
(quar.)
7% preferred B (quar.)——:
-
I-T-E
11-
1
preferred
31'Ac
(P.JR.) & Co., 5%
Marine
10-15.
12-30
*
10-22
65c
Stores ' (quar.)
Corp., Ltd.—
Leaf
10-15
11.23
10-30
50c
(quar.)
Forbes
Manufacturers
9-15
$40c
,
tl5c
Drug
pref.
flOc
.(quar.)
&
&
Mansfield
10-20
j
10-20
%'■■■''
com.
9-30
(quar;)__
10-
11-2
11'Ac
_"
9-30
10-15
preferred
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
1
Mading
11_
$4.16
9-25
(quar.)
Electric,
10-23
27'Ac,
(quar.)
8
2'/2%
(quar.I'
9-30
11-
10c
preferred
(quar.)
B
10-15
60c
&
preferred
Class
10-15
t20c
(quar.t
$4.11
10-
11-13
j
(quar.)
10c
Lawrence
MacMillan
10-15'
.*
——-
St.
MacAndrews
10-16
•
Gas
10-30
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
4.75%
10-15
(quar.)__
preferred
$4.10
(quar.)
preferred
10-15
50c
(Minn.)
(quar.)
$4.08
$1.25
Club
$1.37'A
Power
$3.60
11-10
9-22.
$40c
10-15
1
1
Ltd.—
10-15
12-
9-22
1
11-
11-24
(quar.).,
10-15
25c
11-
37'Ac
(quar.)
Ry.
Power,
(quar.)
11-2
(quar.)
Lowney (Walter M.), Ltd.
(quar.)
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)
Lynchburg Gas Co. (quar.)
10-15
10-15
Co.
com.
(R. I. ),, coqxmon
Athletic
4'/2 %. preferred
9-30
1
A
Pacific
Quebec
States
(quar.)
Gas—
preferred
Northern
25c
$1.25
New York
10-31
30c
Insurance
B
9-21
$1.12,'/2
Telegraph,
series
preferred
Lower
1
common
5'A%
Northern
of
When
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)
(quar.)___
10-30
(quar.)_
Angeles
5%
11-
com.
30c.
•
non-cumulative 2nd
Los
45c
50c
Life
pfd.
preferred
83A,c
(stock dividend)
com.
10-15
Baltimore Hotel—
5
t45c
,___
1st
10-
11-
Corp.;
10-26
10-15
12'Ac
Loew's, Inc.
(resumed-quar.)_______i
Long (Hugh) & Co; (initial)
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co. (quar.)
9-30
8
,10-10
50c
49c
preferred
(quar.)
Hughes-Owens, Ltd., class
Cldss
B
(quar.)
■
10-
,
*
(quar.)—
(N. Y.)
9
5%
96'Ac
(quar.)_:
Groceterias, Ltd.—
Preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)„_
preferred (quar.)
6.40%
5
10-15
„
4.40%>
Hotel
10-
20c
3%%
4%
10-26
'
50c
Y.)
11-
10-31
_-_
(quar.)—
Local Finance Corp.
Class' A (quar.)
1
j
common
Co
Natural
8c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
National
$1.60
10-
55c
(Canada)
(N.
Northern
income)—
preferred
Loblaw
5
three-for-two split subject to
Hardart
Household
5°
,10-31
56'Ac
approval on Oct. 8)
Holyoke Water Power (quar.)__
Renfrew
Bros.,
5%
10- 5
" 10-
5
t$1.50
stockholders'
&
Insurance Co.
common
preferred
Lincoln Telephone &
7
10-
20c
,
10-
5
10-15
15c
.
._.
Horn
Northern
Northern
(quar.)_____
Liberty Fabrics (N. Y.),
-
iO-15
>
Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
Holt (Henry) &
Co., new coml. (initial!
Holt,
11-2
Lewis
10-15
(quar.)_'__
(a
9-30
9-30
10-15
yr^'y--
common
10-30
7'Ac
.
Stores,
4'/2%
-
25c
Extra
Tire
"
Gas.
10-15
Common
investment
&
Illinois
Per
_■
Company
10-15
fl5c
Corp.
Lincoln
.
Holly
div.
Lerner
9
25c
—___
Stock
Lehman
9,-25
10-10
10-10
11- 2
>•
6
2
Heinz
Lumber
10-
21'Ac
____
Hines
(initial)
Travelwear, class A (Initial quar.)__
(James) ,& Sons Co., 3.85% pfd. (quar.)
Lehigh Portland Cement
(quar.)
11-
^
Hayes Steel Products, Ltd
(H. J.)
Company, common (quur.!_
Heppenstall Co., 4'A%; pfd. (quar,.)__
Higbie Mfg. Co.,, new common (initial)_.
Rubber
.
Name 0}
Northern
Ltd.—
;
Lee$s
"
preferred
Paper
10-20
t
56'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)_
;
_4
11-30
30c
(quar.)—
oommon
(quar.)
Fund, Inc.—
(F|om net
56'/4c
(quar,)__
E ,(quar.)—_
preferrecl P (quar.)__
5%%; preferred" G (quarj„____;
Haydock Fund (quar.)
Hayes Industries (quar.)
com.
Corp.
A
Lazard
62c
pfd,
of Rec.
10c
new
Acceptance
Holders
12-29
45c
Bakeries,
(quar.)
Lees
;
•
4'A%
-When
Payable
-
2%
(quar.)
United
Industries,
Class
-.v
•
5 'A %
Hinde & Dauch
10-15
10-15
__;
common
(5-for-4 stock split)-.
Hilo Electric Light
Co.,
11-28
60c
C
D
Company
dividend)
•
(quar.)__
preferred
10-9
2
11-
Far
:
Share
(stock
proferred
Laurentide
1
12-28
25c
(quar.)
America,
ll-
f25c
•
Company
Industries
Lanston
9
—
(extra)
(quar,)
preferred
10-
_:____
preferred (quar.)___ii
Hamilton Cotton, 5%
preferred
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
6%
preferred (quar.)
J
Hartfield Stores (quar.)__
Hartford
10-21
66'Ac
Scotiai
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
20c
com.—'—
common
2nd
7.
..—
Name of
9-10
$1.80
Hagan Chemicals & Controls,
5.30%
preferred (qiHar.)
5%
—;—* .7
10-15
Extra
Hat
'
Payable of Rec.
5%
10c
Gustin-Baeon
Halle
Holders
When
Per
Name of
Gulf
pfd.
obligation
Voting
common
gtd.
&
(quar./—.
(quar.)
Potomac
Rich's,
River
Brand
10-13
»]•
____
1£- 5
9-23
(quar.)__,__
(quar.)
MDis,
Inc.
—
(quar.)—
$1
10* 5
n'H
|1
51
common
Rice
11- 1
RR.
(extra)
Inc.,
3%%-preferred
11- 1
593Ac
(quar.)—
gtd. (extra)
7%
-
A
Fredricksburg
6%
$1.12XA
(quar.)—
10- o
10- 5
9*23
9-_J
20c
93%c
11- 2
11- 2
10-20
30c
11-2
10-
10-29
SO
(1462)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, October 5, 1959'
.
y
Per
-..
Name of
Company
liocliesWF Button
-.-./
10-15
45c
JEtoch ester Gas & Electric, comqitm (quar.
4%
preferred '(quari)w>—-
10X4".
j,$l
12-1
4.10% preferred "H." (quar,)™—"^12- 4
4,10%'. preferred *'J" (quar.L—
$1.02 Va
12-1
V4:Kit<? preferred (quar.)
:
$1.18%
12-1
4.93% preferred (quar.)d-w^-d—81.23%
12- 1
itoddis Plywood Corp.,.
10c
10-15
lJohr Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
25c
10-30
Merer (William H.),, Inc. (increased).——^..
15c
20-30
Royal McBee Corp.,' 4'/a% pfd. (quar.)——
$1.12%
10-15
5'd
preferred (quar.)
$1,25
10-15
5la% preferred (quar.)
.
$1.3712
10-15
6% preferred
(qua?.) —%»/.-.,.—-1—-a$1.50
10-15
Uttubbermaid, Inc. (quar.)——7 Vic
12- 1
Stock dividend—
5%.
12- 1
31-1.4
11-13
preferred
514
5%
p
11-10
9
$1
1-1-60
11-27
I-1-60
11-27
10-23
9-25
.
10-23
?$1.25
12-14
11- 2
10-14
Western
tS1.25
I-1-60
12-16
Western. Plywood, Ltd., class B
35c
10-20
10-
15c
10-31
10-15
10-31
10-15
10-15
9-15
*—
(quar.'),*
Inc.
M.
E.,
Inc.
10c
9-30
15c
10-15
10-1
1714c
(quar.)
10-15
10-30
10-15
4% preferred (s-a >
Taylor FlbrC Co., preferred
$1.25
-12-15
32 V»c
••
10-16
.
214%
3-15-60
2-15
25c
-11-14
10-21
11-14
10-21
25c
9-30
-10-15
22c
1
9-30
30c
10-26
9-30
20c
10-15
9-30
4c
10-12
AsSOl-fates, Inc..' class A (s-a.)
10-12
,
9-30
preferred
preferred
$4..76
(quar.)
10-20
9-30
SI
11-
2
10-15
$1.14
11-
2
11-
2
2
10-15
12-15
11-16
10^
11-
1
$1
11-
2
10-
9
11-
2
10-
9
11-
2
10-
9
11- 2
1
$1.09
10-
1
Thompson (IT. I.) Fibre Glass (quar.)_,_—
$1.31 V*
10-15
10-
1
Tliompson
9-25
Tidewater Oil
80
10-13
9-30
Time Finance Co.
II-10
1Q-20
(quar.)—...
25c
10-15
10-
1
Corp., common (quar.)—i——preferred A (quar.)——b".. —
25c
10-17
10-
7
11-
2
10-1.7
27 lie
2-2-60
1-18
%c
5-2-60
4-18
27 lie
8-1-60
7-18
ISchustcr
(Ed.)
Co.,
&
17c
i—,—..
(quar.)
■
—
common
(Rchwit/.cr
'*5%%'
5
(qmir.)
preferred
preferred
Vit %
5 1i%
5 '/a
(quar.%....—...
:
10-15
27 lie
27
-v-
( quaiv) ———'———_-
% "preferred
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
85c
—
11-
1.
10-16
$1
———
11-
1
10-16
10-10
9-17
25c
preferred
(quar.)-—-——
pre^rfed (dnftr.)^.„—
tSeagravc Coiy)., 5It preferred (quar.)—
$148^
10-10
9-17
'"$1.25
10-10
53-17
Finance,
common
$4.75
—
(quar.)—.
preferred
51a%
class A
Co., Ltd.,
Bearfe &
Stock
(Wash.)
*i3ecurity storage
^selected
l
11-2
10-15
11-
2
10-
11-
2
10-16
40c
Inc.—-
1
10-
20c
—
10-
10-15
:f20c
.
(quar.)—
10-15
3 %
(quar.)
(quar.)„_———^
American Shares,
From investmen t
$1,25
G8:!ic
—-—
Insurance* (New Haven)
dividend—-———
Security
Time
Finance
Toledo
Edison
4.23%
10-10
10-6
9
(Minn.)
Co.,
4.50%
10-13
1-1-60
13c
10-15
17146
10-
9:
9-30
.10-28
10-
12-
11-13
12-
1
$1.14
——
12-
1
1__,
1
10-15
50c,
8
6%
b'C
10-30
9-30
208
10c
10-30
9-30
Udylito
common
5.04%.
not investment income——^——:.-
Bhakespcare Co.
Extra
'
Bberaton
30c
Corp.
America
of
ISbell Transport
(quar.)
-
9
9-25
10-
9
9-25
15c
—-—-—
'10-
15c
(quar.q—————
—-——
11-
2
11-16
Oomiiion
Clatci
(quar. t —
Paper Corp.-
(quar.)^
10-15
Woodall
Wool
$2.12
'.Smith
;'f45c
——.—.—
preferred
(quar,}—.
(A. O.) Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
2
10-
9
20c
—
10-20
11-2
10-
10-15
$53c
—
Union
10-10
+30c
—2—
———:
11-
9
preferred
preferred
$3.50
10-31
$3
Gas
•
9-25
$4.50
Co.
Ltd.—
of
preferred
10-31
10-20
10-
62V2C
11-
2
10-
1
(Jnited-Grccnfield
2
10-
1
United
r"3niith
11-
2
10-
1
United
New
United
2
- Paper
•(quar.)
$2
$30c
preferred (quar.)
ISobeys Stores Ltdn class "A.._
ISolar
Aircraft
Bouotonc
(quar.)
—
2
11-18
31 ViC
12-31
12-
12-31
12-3
12 lie
11-
10-15
15c
10-12
10-
3
1
-
10-
5
10-15
9-30
U.
S.
371ic
10-15
9-30
U.
S.
Servateria
S.
«
t$1.50
m
10-15
9-19
22 lie
10-15
9-25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
2nd preferred (quar.)———
preferred (quar.)——
5.44%
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
fSouthern
5'/a'%
Nevada
New
(quar.)
England Telephone
iSoutiiland Paper
Southwestern
$5
Mills
Drug,
preferred
1st
Southwestern Life
(quar.)
$1.60
3%%
9
10-
9
U.
68c
11-
2
10-
9
United
11-1
10-15
27yac
11-
2
10-
9
27 Vic
11-
2
10-
9
55c
10-15
9-19
12-10
11-30
11-16
10-30
$1.25
10-15
9-30
10-12
0
.
1
M
11-
1
10-20
97 % c
11-
1
10-20
$1.03%
Class- B
Radio,
Capital
11-
1
10-20
Water
Bteel
Utah-Idaho
10-30
10-
10-15
6
9-
6
9-
1-1-60
12-11
11-24
sirs.
11-10
9
9-21
10-
5
9-28
10-15
9-25
10-
30C
10-16
87VaC
10-15
30c
'12-21
12-
8
30c
1-
4
12-
8
;
1
$1
10-
9-21
1
9-18
17VaC
10-15
10-15
*-28
12-15
12-
1
Van
Camp
Van
Scivev
5%
preferred
(quar.)
40c
12-
1
11-20
15c
10-10
9-25
15c
10-10
9-25
93 %c
;
10-15
9-30
(Ohio)
A
(quar.)
Ltd.
:
(quar.)—
tl5c
(quar.)
Life
Insurance
10-
ff
215&
11-
1
10-
9
flOc
A
11-
1
10-
11-
12-
7
15c
12-21
(Boston)
20c
10-15
*
$1.25
Corp
9-18
9-30
12-31
Sterling Electric Motors (.quar.)Extra
6%
11-16
10-
8
10c
11-16
10-
8
_/
25c
12-11
11-27
10-
9
9-30
10-
9
9-30
6%
this
dividend.
deductible
tax
the
at
Non-
source.
7%.
date
.
.
incorrect.
was
The
corrected
paym»n»
tax.
-
;
;C
1959—Month—1958
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$8,816,501
6,399,786
60,343,463
60,627,652
$631,840
$1,916,715
$11,391,726
$9,258,684
385,549
1,035,657
5,096.387
4,938,638
$71,735,189 $69,886,336
income___
located at 38-19 108th
statement with the SEC on
for
of
public
to
be
for
sale
for
the
offered
&
stock,
common
142,666
of
account
the
filed
Y.,
25,
1959, covering
shares arc to be
issuing
company
and
of the present holders thereof.
The
public sale at $3.50 per share through D. A.
account
for
for
Co.,
the
N.
Corona,
Sept.
which
of
SEC—
St.,
which
it
will
receive
commission
$.385
a
per
company
& Co.,
According to the prospectus, thy
Lomasney and Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
number .of its partners and employees,
of common stock for $3,020, or an
shares
5.000
shares
--*
has sold to David
for the account of a
for investment,
each
for
The
aggregate
of
10,000
$6,040.
designs, engineers, and produces a line of high fidelity
monoplionic and stereophonic components,
and it
also builds pro«
fcssional
disc
recording
machines
and
transcription turntables.
It
company
has
now
certain
outstanding
510,000
indebtedness).
additional stock
of
loans:
as
$24,700
shares
of
common
stock
addition
(in
to
Net proceeds
to
the company from its
sale
follows: $40,000 to repay one of its outstanding
to
repay
loan
a
from
an
and
officer;
$60,000
for
tooling
and production of new items designed for stereophonic
reproduction.
The balance* will be utilized for general corporate
.
five
selling stockholders
232,719
and
all but
own
10,000
of
the
500,000
out¬
George Silber, President, and Lillian G. Silber
55,300
2
10-
9.
10-
7
10-
1
11-
2
10-
5 ~
shares
10-
2
10-31
10-15
9-30
1
9-15
$2
11-30
11-
1
2-1-60
11-13
10-15
1-15
own
each.™*-
shares,
respectively.
-—~
—*—~
They
Silber,
— -
propose
•
—
6
Republic Aviation Corpa-—Designs New Missile Case—
9-18
10-
2
10-
1
10-
9-30
of
Food
15c
30c
(increased)
11-
2
10-15
Co.—
(quar.)
$1.25
10-15
10-
5
$3
10-
7
9-28
10-10
cases
was
reported
advance
in
the
manufacture
of
solid
fuel
claimed
that
Sept. 16 by this corporation.
a' fabricated missile engine casing made
15c
i5c
2
10-16
2-1-60
11-
1-15
3.6c
5-2-60
4-15
15C
&
Worts,
8-1-60
7-15
Ltd.—
J35C
_g_A
Inc.
steel had successfuly withstood stresses of more
than
which represents tensile yield strength
greater than that of similar-size operational casings made
(quar.)
by conventional methods.
The
rocket motor
casing developed by Republic's Missile Systems
Division engineers consists of a series of laminated inner and outer
'
10-16
9-25
10-15
11-
2
10-12
$1.06 %
11-
2
10-12
$1.15
_■
11-
56c
1
Corp., common
preferred
(stock dividend)
"O"' (quar.)-
steel,
"quench-sized"
accuracy.—V.
190;
(tempered)
p.
to
increase
strength
and
il84.
Republic Steel Corp.—Secondary Offering—A secon¬
dary offering of 54,000 shares of common stock (par $10)
was made 011 Sept. 28 by Bache & Co. and A. M. Kidder
& Co. at $76.12V2 per share, with a dealer's concession
of $1.15 per share.
This offering was oversubscribed
and the books closed.—V. 190, p. 774.
25c
(quar.)
of
dimensional
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3,p%
9-30
'
6
Goodcrhain
convertible
motor
company
low-alloy
some
rings
(s-a)
5c,
Company
technological
major
The
9-10
10-9
A
rocket
250,000 pounds per square inch,
class A (quar.)^
conv.
Bros.) Pictures,
Waste King
for
funds,
resident tax
976.
p.
Lomasney
11-
2
10-12
$1.25
11-
2
10-12
10-20
9-30
Net
11-15
9-30
—V.
5
10-14
10-
Richmond,
1
2%
2614c
Fredericksburg &
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
operating
Railway
operating exps.
.
7 Vac
2 Vac
10-
20c
(quar.)
B.)
preferred
11- 2
15614c
10c
-
Washington Gas Light, common
$4.25 preferred*"(quar.)
$4.60 preferred
(quar.)
$5
10-
income -tax,
standing common shares.
"
(s-a)
A preferred
(H.)
Quarterly
10-1
2
16c
preferred (quar.)
Walker
10-15
11-
20c
"*
Products
Warner
9-15
11-
87 Vic
i
(quar.) __k
Virginian Railway-—
6% preferred (quar.)__
6%
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
12-19
15c
(quar.)
Victor
25c
1
50c
(quar.)„
•7 Vie
Vermont & Massachusetts RR.
Warner
I
Stores
(J.
9
10-
10-15
*
Sugar
Sea
9
7-
J30c
___
purposes.
4
9
(quar )
Corp.
class
4-
7-29-60
to sell
33,201
and 7,890 shares, respectively.
Victor
a director, pro¬
poses to sell 15,779 of his holdings of 110,599 shares.
Additional blocks
of 7,232 shares each are being sold by the trustees for Marian Silber
and
Richard Silber,
respectively, whose holdings amount to 50,691
7 Vat
.
preferred
1
9
4-29-60
6,937,846
shares
The
19c
r_
(quar.)
Vacu-Dry Co., 6%
9-23
.
1-
$7,569,686
shares
is
stock
the
10-20
_10- 7
3714c
10-13
expenses
registration
dividend.....Convertible
1
30c
11-20
37c
corporation,
sound
11-
:—
This
bank
8-28
17 Vac
4c
10-15
closed
operations—
oper.
190,
limited
10-
10c
23c
8%
10-20
1
A.
~50c
121£c
l~
1
ry.
—V.
offered
a
Utility Appliance Corp., $1 conv. pfd. (quar.)
10-
not
15%;
published
oper.
8
Utah-Wyoming Consolidated Oil Co.__
10-15
2
revenue—
oper.
214.000
8
10-
10-20
11-16
1112-
Rek-O-Kut Co., Inc.—Registers With
1
10-
10-20
3%
British
way
11-13
10-20
27V2C
2
25c
_
Canadian
Previously
Net
1
1
22 V2C
10-10
11-
Net revenue from rail¬
11-17
1
Investment
Bros.
com.
(increased)
Upjohn Company
Upson Company
10-31
25c
s
Period End. Aug. '31—
12-
11-
Extra
Bterchi
on
(quar.)
Co.
9-30
$141
(quar.)
books
in
Less
2
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common
Lens
10-15
share.
29
the
on
$3.50
Univis
com
(quar.)-
common
Transfer
Railway
2
11-1
preferred iquar.)
Parts
preferred
15c
+
(increased-quar.)
Stcci Door (quar.)—
preferred
.
Railway
10-
22 % c
Oct.
on
into common to Oct. 29
United Whelan Corp., common
$3,50
9-30
10-5
Reading Co.—-Earnings—
10-
10c
Corp., com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar*.)
United Wallpaper, Inc., 5% class B pfd. (entire issue to be redeemed on Nov. 4 at $14
this
10-15
10-15
;
—
Co.
Ltd.,
71,334
(quar.)__«
(quar.)
plus
9-30
1%
30c
?20c
;___i
f TOLft p® gQ 4 2 -):
2
25c
Stockyards
share
10-15
INVESTMENT NEWS
a
conv.
per
10-15
1
GENERAL CORPORATION AND
2
10c
split
Y.)
1
11-
10-15
date and/or record date is indicated here,
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents
xLess Jamaica income tax
;
11-
.
(N.
11-
$1.27
a—————
2
11-2
y
12-18
11-
$1.1212
100%
——
Trust
$1.26
Mfg. (quar.)
a
11-
11-
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp,—
5%
1-10-G0
$1,15
(quar.)
Street
S.
10-15
1
'65c
9-30
$1.10
—
(quar.)
Co.
Extra
10-
11-
3714c
10-13
27%C
CStanley Brock, Ltd., class
Btate
10-
2
10-15
10-12
—
(quar.i
resident tax
8
1
(quar.)
preferred
Btacdard
(State
2
,10-31
1714c
4
•_
*
3714 c
Smelting, Refining & Mining Co.—
preferred (quar.)
U. S. Sugar Corp.
(quar. )__*.
11-
$1.50
,
37Vac
t Payable
6212C
Corp.
Corp.
9-28
9-10
41/2%
S.
11-
921/2 c
Holding Corp., class A (quar.)—
(Standard Oil
Shoo
15c
7
Corp.—
vote
4-for-l
10-
10-15
$2.50
J
(quar.)
will
1
10*
,k_—
Towne
*
O
II-
25c
(quar.)
12 10-
35c
—
—
Youngstown
9
10-21
(quar.)
convertible
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
7%
59c
Dredging Corp.—
Standard
Class
U.
Co.—
($25 par) (quar.)
•Spalding (A. G.) & Bros, (stock dividend)—
Spartans Industries
—j__
Spokane International RR. (quar./—
Bpiegel, Inc. (3-for-2 stock split)_—
Btaiidard
10-
Plywood Corp., com. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
59c
45c
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.36%
4.40%
9-18
(Dallas)—
3.90%,4 preferred, (quar.) ——
4.15 % preferred
(quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.).
4.60%
U.
19c
(quarj__
;
Service
11-.2
.
...
—
preferred
10-20
SI
common
Southwestern'Public
3.70?c
—
——
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Quarterly
11-16
10-15
.
$1.20
(s-a>_
Insurance
proposed
70c
(quar.)
Power, common
p»eferred
Southern
S.
Stockholders
10-21
2
I-4-60
10-10
10-20
Radium
S.
U.
11-
$1.25
.
10-26
prcferred_fs-a
riayiug Card Co.—
5
5
11-5
—
10-20
11-16
414 %
1010-
11-16
10-20
11-1.6
(quar.)
Co. (N. J.l—
U.
——.
—
preferred
B
Lines
37 Vic
pfd. (quar.)
——
4.80%
S.
10-31
Participating
__i——
4iouthern Colorado Power, Common (quar.)
4.72It-
Class
1
20c
10- 1
1
$6c
(stock dividend)
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
(Bait.)—
Nor; common (initial-quar.)
U. S. Foil Co., class A (quar.)
U.
10-
(quar.)—
—
preferred
10-15
11-16
27 Vac
Milling
10-31
162 lie
4.72Vo
preferred
Chemical
S.
10-31
—
preferred
Chemical
&
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
participating
4%%
9-25
!3outhern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
6%
Borax
28',ic
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
^Southern California Gas Co., 64
6(!o preferred A (quar.)_—
1
11-16
9214 c
Jersey RR. & Canal
28c
common
preferred
preferred
Common
S.
U.
10-15
2
$1.12 %
—
4.48'e
10-
9-30
12-16
6%
U.
38:f7c
—
4.56'c
10-15
10-15
7c
—_
•Oouthcrn California Edison,
9-30
25c
common
—
.
10-30
+10c
.
.1
——
(quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)—
$1.55 preferred (quar.).
———:
3outh Georgia Natural Gas. common (quar.)
Couth Pittsburgh Water, 4la'o pfd. (quar.)
43outlidown, Inc..
(quar.)
Corp.,
9-30
J50c
——_i.——
—
10-30
10-
11-
87V2C
—
Corp. (increased)
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)—
Hill
10-26
10-19
$1
$1.12%
—
Shoe Machinery, com.
preferred
(quar.),
Mills, Ltd.—
(Howard)
Comnron
Keno
2
50c
9
10-15
$1.1214
11-
11-
10-30
9-30
MOc
11-
11-14
1-29-60
•
2%
.
2
714 c
Combing Corp. of Canada Ltd. (quar.)
Zeller's,
Araerica^—
40 c
—.——
11-
37%c
9-80
,_?$0.71062s*
—
40c
dividend
Stock
9-11
11-14
37 Vac
10-15
10-15
10-15
$3.12'
(ciuar.)~_
■
9-11
25c
Cab, 6% pfd. (quar,).
_■
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar,)
6% preferred (quar,)_.
•—
.York County Gas (quar.)kz*'
10-15
$1.25
(increased-quar.i
Biscuit
2
——
(quar.)—,.
Monthly
10-15
10-31
$1.12 Va
(quar.)_°—1
(Canada)
Common
United
11-
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. (monthly)
'*
;
(quar. t
$1
$1.25
(qudr.)
Industries
4.44%
11 16
25c
$4 preferred (quar.)
——$4,50 - prefwre.d
rqiuiiU™-.,-..
$3.70
9-18
2
(quar.)
Union Electric Co.—
•
9-21
11-
—
Woodward Stores, Ltd., class A
Worcester County Electric Co.—
9-30
11-25
$2.62
—A
(quar.)
Union Acce))tanec, Ltd.—
614% 1st pref. A- (initial)
11-20
10-15
10-2
25 c
Corp.
,
& Co. Ltd., common
,(N.)
2
(quar.)
preferred
.
11-10
10-30
IV2C
(quar.)
o
apuroxiinately 14c per share———
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—allimplcx
10-
Trading—
<"c
30c
6
$1.4314
ii
(quar.)—
common
preferred
5.08%
dBharehoidcr's Trust of Boston—
Froin
9-lft
12-10
10-
—
;
—
Wisconsin Southern Gas
Stock
dividend
2
1314c
Street
Sailc
10-15
1-2-60
15c
l
preferred
5%
*
)quar.)
La
South
Co..
11-13
8c
7
,
(quar.)k____—*
Corp, of America-—,
Tropical Gas, $5.24 preferred .(S-a)——
6% conv. preferred^ (s-a)
——
$6.25 preferred (s-a) —
True Temper Corp,, 4'Va% yfd...(quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
Two Guys From Harrison, Inc.—
A
—
preferred (1897)
York
11-13
10-
20c
Corp., class A (quar.) k—
Corp.
Class
j\ .(quar.j^,^
—
Trilfjtjr UnTv*ersal Insurance (Dallas)
Class
-—_
Wisconsin. Fuel & Light Co. (quar,)—
Wisconsin Publib Service— /.•
*
Transportation
35c
$1.25
__o—
——
Yellow
9-25
$1.0614
SI. 0614
_a__
——
preferred
(quar-.)
Co. (qitar.i——r—
Tower Acceptance
10-14-
Inc.
&
Yale &
12-21.,
10-15
50c
Mfg.
Traiisavnerica
(quar.)
Ross,
lson
9-30
11-20
1
5c
■
(quar.)
common
12-
30c
(quar.)—
(quar,)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred* (quar.)_
4J4%
.
income-—
Co.
9-30
10-15
10c
(initial-qttar.)——
Corp. (Mass.) clans A (quar.)
Title Insurance
Towel
(quar.)———
iieaboard
■
9-23
10-29
6%
$1.20 preferred
(Ky.)—
-
Co.,
10-9
10-15
I2V2C
-
common'
-New
•
•
$3.40 -preferred
preferred
■
*.
—————
Bcotfc Paper Co.—r "
$4
UOc
25c
(quar.)-^
Corp.
Paper
*-fttienlcy Industries
yio-13
Trust,
(qUar.)
B
.
25c
$1.19
10-15
Industries
10-15
.
Windsor Industries (quar,.)__——.———.
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.—
10-15
11-
30c
$1.21
10-15
Canadian
Third
9-15
11-12
20c
(quar.)_—_2_—Wilbur Chocolate Co.,
common
.A_i
$5 preferred (quar.)_
4
A__
WUliamsrMeWilllams IrKiuatrleB—
10-15
,
—
(quar,)———
General Investment
Class
Will
9-30
10-31*
(quar.)__
25c
$4.84
.
9-23
7
$1.14
&
(quar.)—i,-.—.
k———
4.3614 preferred A (quar. )%_,»—.
—
5141" preferred (quar.)—
—
Bawhili Tubular Products (quar.)————
Bason
4
11-30
—
60c
.
12-
ZSl
—„
Light Co., $4 pfd.
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
—
Comnion
12-18
10-15
(quar,)
Texas Instruments, Inc., 4% conv. pfd. (quar.)
^Texas-Power
9-15
^
1
Corp.—
Stamping Co.__^___
Western Union Telegraph (quar.)———,
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
:
White Stag Mfg., class A (quar.)4
4*
10-
(Banborn Map (quar.,———a—
Bavannali Eleetfle & Power
(Ga.)-j-
12-
t40c
Texas Illinois Natural Gas, Pipeline
9-21
10-15
2%
CMS
$1.27
$4.56
9-21«
——
&
12-
ii5c
(quar.).,—4_'
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)l——
Tool
10-15
10-15
$i
coin.-r—
(quar.)——
(Uvmcno
$1.16
preferred '(quar*;
$4.64 preferred (quar.)_
$5.08 preferred (quar.)
i
9-30
10-15
371'2C
12-15
,"206
preferred (quar.)————_k—.Ak,
Texas Electric Service', $4 preferred (quar.)
9-30
10-15
22 Vac
10-21
2%
41c
•
Co.,
Common
10-13
2%
Tennessee Corp.,
(2-for-l stock split)
,'Tcrre Haute Malleable & Mfg. (quar.)
Texaco Canada, Ltd., common (quar.)—
9-30
10-15
II-14
ia'28
10c
(S-a)—a—k-
(retiilQCd quar.)AAA
Tticchrou Mfg., ClaSfi A (stock dividend)—•_
9-30
10-15
23C
(quar.)—
preferred (quar,)-—i-————-——
% 41ifc preferred
(quar,)—™.—
4.4014 preferred, (quar.)—i———43an Jose Water Works, 6% pfd. (quar.)
tlan Miguel Brewery, Inc
10-15
23c
..
200
$2
o
9
10-
Precipitation
Tablet & Stationery
Western
S-2I
—
Tgmco Aii'vriVft' Coi'p,
12- 1
Insurance" Securities
Western
9-21
+£0c
preferred
Western
3%
+$1.25
—„—
Class B (slock dividend).——
5%
Stock dividend
1-1-60
30c,
(quar.)
common
10-15
jo-is
""•135c
57c
6
9-21
$1.05
4.l0%
SI.40
12-10
'10-15
$1.0214
(quar.>—
preferred C (quar.)———,,
Western,Grocers Ltd., class A fquar.).—-
1
•
9-25
2Hc
(quar.)
preferred B
.
(increased)-'———
Company
4.20%
10-
12-21
$1.1214
(quar.)
25c
Broadeas«ng (stock dividend).
Talon, Iiic,,eia,s:;A4quar.j„„_A—
Class B (quar.)---
.
fVanborn
10-16
'
Taft
11-27.
J25e
—
preferred
I.
T.
_
£.60%
1
10-15
(qtiar.» k.„^—
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar,)_A_-.
~
A (qunr,).-v—
I'mvtUw. w>.
■5%
preferred A (qiiar.)_—;
——
X3t. Paul Fire '& Murine insurance (quar.)
Sari Diego Gas. & Electric—■
'
*
l'l-
(quar,)_.-—___
Corp.,. Ltd.-r-
preference
Swank,
11-10
$1:0712
---——
(qUar.
preferred
Common
preferred
.
'.
(quar.)—
..
:*Sfc. Lawrence Corp,, Ltd., com.
414%
3upeitest. Petroleum
9-30
10-30
12-31
35c
quar.)--_,—,
preferred
6%
9-30
11-13
&i Clothier, common
Superior Separator,
9-30
.
1
l%c
Holders
Payable oj Pec.
25c
(quar.)—
~
Power—
12*
12 Vac
.
9-30
Penn
West
Heater
1214 e
(quar.)
Sua Life Assuranqc Co. ©f Canada (quar.
Super Mold Corp, (quar.
~
(quar.Jp.—
4%-'-'.preferred
4.30%
*
Straw bridge
9
10-
10-
10.-30
11-30
20c
10%
dividend>
Inc.-—
(increased
Common
9-30
9-30
_
Safety Industries, Inc. (quar.)
lit. Joseph Light & Power
(stock
Mafcwav Stores
11-13
9-36
10-15
Whetn
Per
Electric
1
:
Share
\ Name oj Company
■
Wesix
■40c
—
Holders
Payable oj Pec.
Trust Co. ,(N. Y.I--
Quaftctiy
r
'
Sterling Precision Corp., 9% pfd. A <quar.)
5%
preferred C (quar.)
Sterling Television, class A (1 nltial)—
Stern & Stern Textiles, Inc.4 Vi % preferred (quar.
11-13
...
——-
Sterling National Bank
9
10-
Share
A'a.pie of Company
-
11-13
'
—
5
10-
25c
When
Per
Payable oj Pec.
Share
>.
(quar.)-i——-
Holders
When
'
rev.-
Net rev. from ry.
railway oper.
190,
p.
976.
ops.
inc.:
Potomac^RR.—Earnings
1959—Month—1958
1951b—8 Mos.^-1958
$1,951,209
$1,855,299 $16,194,432 $15,591,881
' 1,280,231
1,299,557
10,722,439 10,929,174
$670,978
202.417
$555,742
167,892
$5,471,993
1,590,543
$4,662,707
1,294,900
T
Volume
190
Number 5837
.
.
■
The Comviercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(1463)
Rochester Gas & Electric
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
This
corporation,
Sept. 25 filed
$12,000,000 of first
1
public
Ne:
sale
located
at
39
East
Avenue,
Rochester,
N.
Y.,
registration statement with the SEC covering
mortgage bonds, series E, due 1989, to be offered
competitive bidding.
the bond sale will be used in connection with the
on
for
at
proceeds of
,000
-—V.
190,
of which
21,. 19591.
1959
and
$47,500,000,
of
1960
were
used
so
(amounting to
company's .construction
expected
14,730*000
S
94.,
p.
The
is
which
SEC
to
had
program
at
The
810.950,-.
for the—
its
outstanding
at
355
at
class
the
A
rate
$3.60
for
been
for
general
stock
for
of
convertible
each
class
90
A
1,
A
cents
into
class
Noy.
on
convertible
dividends
is
shares
seven
1959,
class
all
B
of
\\
share.
-
:■
■
stock
common,
share;
common
568,800
N.
"
.
Bound.
the
shares,
Ruberoid
of
stock
Somerset
County,
Ruberoid; stock.
Mastic is to be liquidated and
be distributed among its seven
stockholders,
will
Gloria
Flanzer,
Harry
C.
Hachmeister
,
and
Milstein,
them.—V.
time
190,
to
time;
and,
Harry
Hachmeisteiv
A.
or part, of such
accordingly, Ruberoid seeks td register
1017.
p.
'
,
V
.
r
.
was
ry.
*
with
frozen
food
to
Po
2,751,991
$16,795
$39,915
$263,195
47
1958.,
cer„ts
1959.
\
rm c
.
The
*11.598
.9,434
*3,917
in
the
to
100.000
The
was
sjhares.
Ryan
•
mentioned
the
"
..
been
from
Sept. 1,
currently
2
to
Asked
to
In¬
when
it
million
3
Richard
consider
may
~~
D.
Bokum
.
18 at
the
ore
of
dividends
last
have
spring
the
.on
1,632.817
President
II.
annual
from
been
the
New
shares
of
this
variation
declared,
shares-were
York
of
Stock
one
split
Exchange
Ryan
outstanding.
were
190,
corporation,
shareholders'
meeting
Corp., properties
Lance
Homestake-Sapin Partners mill
that .the
that
the
has
been
announced
on
first production
shipped
the
to
gomery Vice-President,
elected
Mr.
Mr.
Bokum
ih.e.....Jahar«
President,
.
Mr.
Mont¬
■'
'
oper.
1959—Month—1958
„
1959—8 Mos)—1958
$9,894,017
$9,443,024
S80.374.756
$72,982,190
8,403.003
7 630,504
65.207,213
60,705.356
corporation
at
$1,486,009
$1,812,520
$15,167,543
1,217,391
7,721,420
$3
on
Net
from
operating
rev,
railway
190,
St.
p.
Sept.
food
new
in
be
specialties,
of
be
of
underwriting
used
for
notification
stock
common
'
.
letter
a
■'
•
in
'
Slieaffer
Pen
Other
&
to
be
W.
A.
since
of
For
the
value
of
that
Feb.
fiscal
in
the
the
16',!
or
fund
worth
market
The
.
the
for
was
entire
$9,138,263,
value
of
increase
an
appreciation
missible.
fund,
where
a
$932,278
100%
-
the
the
Sheaffer
that
The
Sheaffer
bonds.
U.
S.
fund
marketable
has
about
a
stocks
as
and having
contributions
employees'
is
conservative,
be
the
in
"securities*—VT~l90,
per¬
Y.—Files
The
SEC
With
corporation
covering
to
be
B.
Sept.
on
148.500
Fennekohl
offered
at
$2
Co.;
&
Maryland
Securities
1959—Month—19=3
'
ry.
$3,523,998
257.337
S2,4."55
ops.
inc.—
oper,
$2,910,340
1,940.172
$9"-614 '
72.941
of
Louis
Co.,
be
A
of
C.
H.
stock
with
10
(par
Abraham
&
Co.,. all of New York,
Baltimore, Md.
for
working
2.028.713
$1,533 924 :
9.667
195°—Month—1953
3,356.333
expenses
revenue
Sales
$4,678,353
.
and
income^LL'..X
oper.
190.
3.311,351
the
Lee
F.
Inc.;
N.
Y.
revenue...
986,278
Int.
on
7.064,177"
&
Sardeau.
nounced
Inc.,
manufacturers
that they have
Klein,
of
against
New
J.
E.
York
secured
Kovvette,
forbidding
fair-traded price.-*
the
:
*
Sard
of
an
taxes
_
a
—
*
ha*e
an¬
Restated
Dec.
of
31,
Savannah
Atlanta
&
Railway
oper.
oper
expenses
ry.
220 368
with
1969—3 Mos —1953
$2 723.626
$2,524 540
2,068.485
1,960.563
in
$93,993
$120,231
$660,141
$563,972
46,766
70 992
324.351
336.276
1018.
p.
190.
36,169,664
28,336,683
23,371,710
69,186,731
53,871,746
$0.77
$2.28
$1.78
$0.50
'
$1.00
$1.00
purposes and
reflecting
policies for the amortization
explained
as
in
the
1958
the
adoption at
depreciation 1
and
annual
of
may
Following directors' approval, this corporation, of Fulton, N. Y_ and
of Nashua. N. H., on Sept. 28 announced that
SeairightOswego Falls Corp. has purchased Nashua Corp.'s interest in Canadian
Sealright Co. Limited of Peterborough, Ontario, Canada.
Since 1926 the two companies have had
joint interest in the Canadian
dompany, which manufactures and distributes paper containers,. milk
bonds,
be
and
60.000
acquired
metals
duced & sales
of
of
shares
pursuant
Mines
proother
products
Cost
to
sold—
common
the
said
stock
of
plan.—V.
the
and
closures
in
company
190,
p,
,
$4,417,485
$10,230,513
$9,018,313
3,306,204
"2,719,641
7,280,708
5,603,807
$1,697,844
$2,949,805
$3,414,506
and
expense
royalty
tax
152,328
221,550
325,911
423,233
$1,380,673
$1,476,294
$2,623,894
$2,991,263
markets.
Nashua
continue
Nashua
•
Corp.,
-
which
/ •
Ontario.—V.
&
deferred
development,
etc.
704,728
650,478
1,488,451
1,287,089
$675,945
$825,816
$1,135,443
$1,704,179
$0.06
profit—'
Earnings
—V.
180,
per
p.
share
$0.07
$0.10
$0 15
1541.
p.
27J4.
'.
—L
Irving Lundborg
100,000
&
Co._
&
Schmidt,
100,000
&
D.
Lunt
440,000
Co
&
100,000
Roberts
Co.
100,000
Co.
—
,
W.
J.
440,000
—:
Co.
Tindall
&
100,000
Co
100,000
Varnedoe, Chisholm &
300,000
Co
100,000
Cartwright &
—
Stet¬
Co.
300,000
Inc.
Wulff,
100,000
Hansen
Co.—
&
100,000
1018.
reported
Southern Pacific
&
gross
Electric
for
Like
the
12
Co.—Earnings—
of
revenue
1959.
$20,639,857
for
revenue
months
for
the
ended
the
1958
Aug.
12
period
31,
1959
Co.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
1959—8 Mos —1958
$
Railway
oper.
Railway
45,590.959
revenue.,.
oper.
Net revenue
45.063,995 371,679,652 333,189,750
35,310.053 287,348,277 269,740 042
37,242,553
expenses
Skelly Oil Co.—Merger Plan CanceiledTidewater
Oil
Co.,
below.—V.
190,
p.
265.
from
rail¬
operations
way
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
190,
p.
8,348,406
9.253,942
84,331,375
63,449,703
3,065,362
income.—
4,144,450
33,688,516
29,652,822
1018.
Components,
Bros,
and
Inc.
Earl
—
Capital
Edden
on Sept. 29 offered to quick
000 shares of capital stock
(par 10
a
Offered—
oversubscription 200,cents) at $1 per share,
speculation.
PROCEEDS—The
net
chinery
for
Stock
Co., both of New York
City,
as
and equipment,
working capital.
BUSINESS—Space
proceeds
will
production
be
used
for
purchase of
sales promotion,
engineering,
«
Components,
ma¬
and
*
Inc.
with
offices
located
at1048
Street,
N. W., Washington,
D. C., was incorporated in. the
Columbia„.on June 5, 1959.
The company was organized
for the
purpose
of
acquiring certain
assets
from
Reed
Research,
Inc., including its Magneswitch,
and
for' the purpose
of
the manufacture, sale and distribution of the
Magneswitch and prod¬
of
primarily
in
the
micro-miniature,
electrical,
electromechanical
and
elec¬
tronic components fields.
Reed
Research,
company as
and
See
100,000
100,000
Co.—
Richards &
Co.
to
$2,982,080, while net Income for the 12 months ended
Aug. 31, 1958 totaled $2,870,911. Dividends on
preferred stock for the
period ending Aug. 317, 1959 amounted to $531,046
as
compared with
$438,355 a year ago.—V. 190, p. 199.
the
operations in Canada
189,
&
amounted
ucts
Net
Inc
S.
ending Aug. 31,
$19,844,240.
Net income
District,
—
manufactures
paper
specialty products, will
through its wholly-owned subsidiary,
Canada irimited, which operates its owh
plant in Peterborough,
its
write-offs
Depreciat'n
100,000
Co.,
Jones
Parke
&
company
Potomac
Net profit before
Canada.
Whitehouse, Vice-President and General Manager, will continue
in charge of the now wholly-owned
Canadian subsidiary.
Henry C.
Estabrook, President of Sealright-Oswego Falls
Corp., said there will
be no changes in
personnel.. It is anticipated that the line of products
to be made by the Canadian
plant w'ill continue to broaden and
thereby
provide additional, service
to
Canadian
and
eventually „to overseas
100,000
&
McJunkin, Patton
period
Space
*
J.
100,000
100,000
&
_____X
Inc.
&
Sweney,
&
Bertner
1959— 6 Mos—1958
$1,533,501
Manitoba
100,000
Inip
inc.
D.
440.000
Inc.
190,
1074.
Ltd.—Earnings Lower-
1959—3 Mos.—1958
$4,839,705
products
of
Nashua Corp.
Interest
200,000
on
Sherritt Gordon
froin
200,000
200,000
440.000
Southern Indiana Gas
to
located in Boston/filed a- registration statement"
Sept, 28. 1959. covering $3,500,000 of memberships
Employees Savings Plan of the company and par¬
subsidiary companies, together wich $750,000 of debentures,
ticipating
200,000
Co
&
Guerin
440,000
Inc.
month
Sheraton
$500,000
Rev.
caps
report
Corp. of America—Registers With SEC—
EEC
Kay,
200,000
Co.__
&
Co.,
Turner,
Honnold
200,000
Sherrerd
&
Fosdick,
Eppler,
750,000
Co.
1227.
p.
respec¬
Beane
Eddleman, Pollok
&
Co.
&
&
Skaggs
Inc.__
Cohu
p.
100,000
13,640.440
$0.50
Period Ended June 30—
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp.—Acquisition—
bottle
Co.
the
,
1L900.000
corporation,
the
the
rail¬
income
oper.
190.
r
Cr600,000
—"$1.15.
revised
&
Williston
440.000
&
—V.
Butcher
R.
Edward
Inc
Staats
pre¬
have
names.
440.000
&
son
Kidder &
Davis,
750.000
R.
Winslow,
M.
Biddle
Period End. Aug. 31—■
This
-Earnings—
256.127
operations—__
way
Co.
&
their
Yarnall,
750,000
Co._
severally
company
J.
750.000
Corp._
1959
of
.-2Q0.0QQ
&
&
,
300,000
750.000
Co.—
30,
Co., Inc.
900,000
Co
&
the
opposite
Dittmar
Inc
June
shares
below
900.000
Co.—_______
Co.
at
Newhard, Cook & Co.__._
900,000
Weeks
This
properties
shareholders.—V.
which
Net revenue from
&
&
$204,-
$300,000
300,000
&
Co.*
&
total
charges
with
stock
900,000
—
company
1959
2,449,038
comparative
of
will
year.
900,000
Hammill
Witter
from
the
30;
991,494
named
set
by
compared
900.000
—
195°—Munch—1958
$355,120
$340,649
revenue-
Railway
Ry.
99,014,752
2,125,573
17,763,185
for
1958
Sheraton
Period End. Aug. 31—
95,501.420
1,135,223
34,719.309
production
1959
interest
company
common
A.
900,000
Co.
&
&
operat¬
per
share
divs.
per
share-
The
program.
year
.....Cai;aliua..-Securjutiex..
Gorp;
__________—
Crowell, Weedon & _Co.
Dooli'tfle & Co
Fahey, Glark & Co
Smith, Moore & Co
Co.,
Moseley & Co
Elworthy
43,101.335
.
—
from
under
the'com¬
Lighting Corp.,
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
Co._—1,250,000
Weeks—_.
Dempsey-Tegeler
1,014,017
income.
Cash
Bath.
&
Securities
620,495,023
4.700,000
&
100.-
repay
June
before
bonds,
purchase
900,000
Weeden
804,267.242
633,999,423
of
3,860,000 \
Co
Inc.
Struthers
was
Net
Injunction—
Linodermic
308,421,451
to
ended
the
mortgage
underwriters
Dominick
&
McDonnell
.
in-
-taxes
income
ing
5.'555.323
injunction, granted by Judge Arthur
Inc.. in the Supreme Court of the
sale of Sardo products at less than,
*—7--'
&
Courts
4,284,369
49,060,000
debt
Federal
Earnings
Sardeau, Inc.—Obtains Fair Trade
&
Wood,
..$
898,882,816
Weld
I960.-
served
are
calendar
of
\
Inc..
Ripley &
Co.
7
•;
re-
long-term
Estirnated
$16,430,374 $11,952,213
394,1.20.159
for
income
1958
shares
Pomeroy,
and
tirements
1959—3 Mos.—1953
27,610,723 ' 26,878.746
617,666'V
446.665,113
selling
the
of
Higginson Corp
s.
Dean
799,982,873
4,635,653
to
Pacific
$21,688,392
1,250.000
Evans
2.763,292
was
Pierce,
Smith
Sachs
Shearson,
and
2.161,915
months
total
$3,860,000
Hemphill, Noyes
operat¬
amortization
Other
$1,367 002
394,247.163
White,
(jointly),
Co.
used
$41,400,000
Angeles
for
commitment
Childs
391,356 867
be
parent,
Los
and
deductions
Schoellkopf, Hutton
444,503,198
will
its
twelve
the
6,000,000
William
1017.
p.
other
income
Total
,
$33,830,959
For
and
&
Hornblower
1959—6 Mosi—*1958
$
therefor
101.73%.
sale
to
about
in
consumers
$165,893,000
firm
Estabrook
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
general expenses-—339,403,102
Depreciation,
depletion,
$44,091,097
and
$205,330,957
Lynch,
Bache
$
the
at
,
capital.
1959—3 Mos.—*1958
&
part
the
company's
construction
that
gross
plant additions for the
$23,202/734
of
Fenner
Blair
(&
ing revenue.
Dividends,
interest
143.433
X '
opera el onsL../.: $3:218.313
v/ay
rv.
from rail-
Co.
the
from
practice
from:
came
Securities
fund
The First Boston Corp.„ L250,0QQ
6?2
479.917
Ry.—Earnings—
revenueS5.574.557'
oper..
Oil
Advances
purposes.,
coupon
ALIZATlGN—Capitalization
a
Merrill
centsl
Co.,
Rogers
Tele-
of
including property additions and
principal amounts of the bonds
Baker,
come
Ne:
■
tive
in
New
notification
common
through
L.
Inc.,
used
letter
a
class
share,
and
to
are
filed
17
shares
per
Securities
proceeds
Operating,
Southwestern
oper.
and
iman,
$
Irii''—3 jVics —1958
$328,421
250.677
gas
stock
made
further
held
York,
Exchange Commission
and
American
remainder
Gas
indebtedness
irieome
Harriman
Corp.,
public
debenture*
approximate, $64,000,-
The
in
UNDERWRITERS—The
value
Construction
&
purposes,
renewal
Inc.
Realty
for
the
Stuart
and
were
other
ferred
1342.
p.
corporate
naming a 53a%
Dillon, Union
affiliate.
CAPI1
',211 XocXX
amounting.,
redemption
or
parent,
received.
1227.
p.
$29,700,000
All
consisted
of more than 60
"blue
chip"
number of high quality corporation
equal
securities
market.-
also
expects
an
480,837
portfolio
a
its
of
group
Halsey,
fund
about
and
balanced
the
190,
Blyth & Co., Inc
an
government
of"
21'-
the
is
stocks
from
^PectW to
are"
general
corporate
the
finance
fornia,
securities.
stocks and
common
well
as
of
one-half
government
fund
common
offered
conformity with > an established
borrowing from the parent,
as
need
short-term
to
revenues
,
in
be
proceeds
in
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from
and
stocks
common
for
to
•
ar*
proceeds
1994,
cf'the
Eastman
and
sinking
year
35.1%
or
investment
being invested in bonds
S.
'""for
of
However,
restriction
U.
gain
a
due
BUSINESS—The company purchases, distributes
and
sells
natural
Mn the counties of Los
Angeles, San Bernardino, Ventura, Kern,
Riverside, and certain other counties in central and southern Cali¬
increased from $2,658,840
the report showed.
Some employee
savings and profit-sharing funds have -shown greater
$3,591,118.
statement
most
use
E., Atlanta, Ga.,
with the .SEC
covering
gas
«•"
net
to
Registers
Ave** S.
:v
of
which
1959.
year
to
and
,
company
has had such a
profit-sharing plan
Wednesday, Sept. 23 the increase in the net
savings and profit-sharing trust fund during
28,
$1,225,204
were
been- building up for employees
profit-sharing trust funds.
in
Co.,
public
employees'
ended
year
Pen
made
its
Fund
surprises, have
participate
Sheaffer
,1942.
worth
the
that
Texas Ry —Earnings—
$465,052
rev.
exps.
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
S.
a
and
tqtal
Sqme._.pleasant
companies
Edgewood
& Co. Inc. 100.61%.
The Thew borids
are
subject to redemption at prices
ranging
106.73%
to the principal amount.
They are also redeemable
1
Profit-Sharing'
67
California
bids
Co.
97999%
a
and
Co.
$0.15
arp
the
\oil
developing
••
'X:
subscribed and books close d.
with
cents)
''
.
.
expenses
XX
20
(par
*$0.08
at competitive sale on its bid of
101.039% for the indicated coupon. This issue
was over¬
2936.
p.
at
Co" whi?h
used
general
awarded
the
preferably
189,
the
be
Southern
$13,119,313,
will
stated.-Xjr,
report
filed
without
to
are
15
shares
Period End. June 30—
716 and 917.
Lou's
Railway
—V.
the
Assets Up—
other
Ne:
business
2,039,100
"
$0.07
Co.—Borids Offered—Public
offering of $30,000,000 5%% first
mortgage bonds due
1984 was made on Sept. 30 by an
underwriting group
.headed jointly by Blyth & Co., Inc. and
Merrill Lynch
Pierce. Fenner & Smith Tnr
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. Thp hnnric are nrinoH -,1
The bonds
priced at-'.*
101.729%, to yield 5V4% to maturity.
The issue was
between
of
company's
acquiring
or
share,
per
A.)
Shell
E.id: Aug, 31—
operating
State
was
iiw
2,039,100
'
give
only
are
time
6.670.857
Period
the
year-end
should
they
time
will
for
pany's
$12,276,334
791,00 j
Railway
Railway
G.
1959
credit
the
of
names,"
100,000
proceeds
The
operations.___
oper. income—
190. p. 1018.
—V.
brand
covering
and
St. Louis, San Franc Leo &
Net
developing
own
properties'.
N.
expenses,
ry.
—V.
short
the
$2,368,954 which represents
equity over its investment cost in Leggett and Sea-
Shelbourne
revenue-*'
ope,r.
way
Net
arises,
..
"
Nc*/revenue from rail¬
—V.
that
of
the
Dominick
Period End. Aug. 31—
Net
of
(VV.
■
Railway
acquisitions
adding
237,000
$311,974
*$0.10
located
improvements.—V.
Craigie Treasurer and Mr. Leeds Secretary.
St.: Louis-San Francisco Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
$253,996, equal
split in June
stock
1074.
p.
■
.
recent
_
deferred
a
diversification
our
offered
at
Following
hblcf6'fs''.'"''fft'e(8tiftg,dl'rectoTs
190,
two
124,000
*$171,703
2.039,100
709.
p.
parent are obtained
the
company
of
of
X
The
to
1342.
p;
Grants,,. N;. M.
Shareholders re-elected seven
Sabre.-P.inon directors: Mr. Bokum, Hugh
.M. Craigie, Mahlon S. Kemmerer.
\V.
L.
Leeds, vy.
Montgo>n£rv_Coleman
W.
Morton
and
Henry
H.
Pattbn.
—V.
the
ended
year
an
-XX-.'X1'—--!-'
some
approximately 3.600 shareholders.—V.
uranium
of
were
two-for-one
at
proceeds
'
'
.
000
shares
supplementing cash dividends with divi¬
although a specific plan has not yet
trading"
for
total
a
authorize
to
to
shares,
listed
was
asked
million
Sabre-Pinon Corp.—Announces New Uran. Production
Sept.
year
the
.
160,000
$151,235
^ t0 ^outstanding advances
.•
figures-
Seneca Gas & Oil Corp., Erie, Pa.—Files
'.iles Wit
With SECSEC
'
■
.XX--.,—X
that
periodically
company
has
fiscal
in
set
62,000
company intends
Held
h
the
"year earifer." skarehoidTrs^equity0 totaifed"'$5"-
a
including
company s net
direction
j;
The solicitation also asked for
selected employees, at the discretion
"The option plan would be limited
,2..:.2
indicated
decided
stock
th
•
in
'X- '%'/•..Y/X 3'
company's growth,
1959 resultsXecause
in
$5,550,736
"Further
28.
Directors.
.....
of
have
Sept;
upon.
Two '20%
share
in e»ch of the past two
years, and
on the basis of 2l<'2-for-l.
on
•
Stockholders
—
stock
on
of
Board
past policy
dends paid in
Rvan
1958
for. the
-ji
$3,515,257'
548,974
*$210,595
2,039,100
share
com,
189,
company,
„
company^^'eJSty
included
are
884,247,852,
the
adjusted
the
^
25
i
pone
and
oc
krv"
1958
*47,703
on
Sept.
25
filed
a
registration
$70,009,000 jf 35 year debentures,
sale at competitive
bidding.
Co.,
\
reflectd
not
The
capital
mailed
Loard
its
been
\
of<uthis>,company
•
crmmon.
Rvan
fc
2T
This
1959
nf
1959
$2,524,993
311,235
Southern Bell Telephone &
Telegraph Co.
With Securities and
Exchange Commission-
the
Seeman's
"arrmi«;iYirm
per
*Loss.—V.
Subs.)
$1,965,013
..
Earnings
on
1958
,
(&
51
6 Mos. End. June 30
*148,595
taxes
profit
Common shares
outstdg.
share
a
Co.
$1,235,904
inc.
fonFed. & Colombian income taxes-.
promotion*,
T"• '
represented
the
''/X/v
record
.
impetus 'to
from
gas
approval of issuance of-options
of
'
:
X
Co.
Aeronautical
solicitation
a
1017.
■%■/
Stockholders
increase
cents
other
p
March
since May
completion and the, year-endV
Consolidated working capital at the
Capitalization—
crease
51
their
*1,665
190, p.
before
Prov.
a
record high of
1959, it was stated
Consolidated net in¬
27,
through
rinn<riv•.
EarningsXor
-
report
great
partially
slice
infvc
year.
share,
a
•
.
to
The
nrocessina
ioq t«*1
previous, sales
28,
under
;
-s.
Ryan
development;
sales
Platinum
1959
revenues
Profit
$256,032
rail¬
income-
opew
11
under¬
reached
June
equal-
foods.
Farms\earnings
1959. fiscal
The
$3,098,023
2.823.551
Inc.,
the
two
major acquisitions during the
purchase of Francis H.%Leggett
&
the
was
brook.
S3.C86.746
337.601
operations
<>
1959—3 Mos.—1953
3376.616
334,743
Deficit.—V.
in
1959—Month—1953
$351,533
Net revenue from
Net
and
program;
shareholders.
ofseabrook
the
June
to
$287,896,
business
One
SpohrnnLSeabrook
for
the
expenses
oper.
way.
Co.,
to
shares
o| Premier brand
into'
608,637,
revenue*,.
oper.
training
ended
report
„r
Period End. Aug. 31—
research
corporation
weeks
voting securities
operations of Leggett
The
in
in
City
52
the
up
Railway
Railway
payable
&
3 Mos. End. March 31
Total
for
Gold
be
the
its
yeafv-
try
of
.
Rutland Ry.—Earnings—
•
Securities
South American
Shows Loss—
the
to
outstanding at the year-end, excluding 56,400
treasury,
•
73-year-old distributors of White Rose
foods, expanded and/
Seeutan,
Milstein,
Paul
According to the prospectus, such persons may sell all
shares from
Albion
expenses
SEC
with
centsl
Inc.—Sales, Earnings Up—
York
the
year
in
distributors;
Brook,
Gehevieve H. "McCain, Seymour Milstein, Morris
the
diversified
J..
statement with tlie SEC on Sept. 23,
1959,
covering 290,000 s.,a?ts Of its capital .stock.
On Sept. 30. .1959. the
company acquired all the assets of The Mastic Tile
Corp. of America.'
of .New
York, in consideration of, the assumption by Ruberoid
of
substantially all the liabilites of Mastiri and the issuance to Mastic
of 290,C00
10
purposes.—--—
annual
common
shards, held
an
South
New
during
company's
fiscal
in
this
fcr
come
'stock
common
per
Ruberoid Co.—Registers With SEC—
company,
located
filed a registration
of
the
~
This
corporate
With
notification
(par
Net
$85,337,807
redemption
cumulative
plu§ accrued
used
sales
and
in
called
common
of
be
Seeman Brothers,
has
share,
per
The
to
of
stock
expenditures of about
expended to Aug. 31, 1959.
Sales
■
York
are
letter
a
common
writers; estimated expenses of the
company;
increase of plant facilities; a
;•
corporation
New
filed
of
share, through
4, N. Y,
per
proceeds
23
shares
involve
'
The
Inc., Delanco, N. J.—Files
Sept.
on
240,000
$1.25
Broadway,
.
Rogers Corp,—To Redeem Stock—
-
Controls,
corporation
covering
offered
including the discharge of short-term
program,
the proceeds
at .Sept.
years
The
a
Company's construction
obligations
Scaico
1946.
1945,
It
under
and
the
be
may
1048
principal
Act
251
of
the
of
1933,
the
predecessor
General
was
of
Rules
founded
in.
the laws of Delaware in May,
Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
since its founding has^-beeri per-
under
Potomac
business
considered
in Rule
Securities
incorporated
has offices at
Research's
which
that term is defined
Regulations
March,
Reed
Inc.,
scribe
tribution of the products it lias developed.
Reed Research has two
•wholly-owned subsidiaries: Reed Instrument Co.
(formerly Electronic
Engineering & Services Co., inc.),
a Virginia corporation
acquired
in
1956 which manufactures land markets- instruments
developed by
Reed Research <fe Educational Laboratories, Inc., a District ol
Coluin-
privilege through shares not taken up
through
scription.; For other, details, see V. 190, p. 1229.
of
and
and
Defense
other
liia
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
EFFECT TO
Authorized
with
completed
full
.
be made
offering provided a primary subscription privilege under war¬
.the" ratio of one share of Textron Electronics for each 10
shares
of
Textron
owned
of
record
and
additional
subscription
The
the
of
This
located
corporation,
South Main
at
filed
Ohio,
■
and
price
terras
underwriting
to
are
be
supplied
of
Mexico.
new
All
by. the end of October.
(3) 'New Hudson River
amend-
by
line serving ihe New York City-New
U .■/•'.•!<..'
' 1
gathering lines to offshore gas wells in the
will be moving offshore gas to eastern markets
transmission
Jersey area.".''.
(2) Completion of
Gulf
'.by the present holders thereof through an underwriting group headed
by Goldman^. Sachs A: Co? and McDonald & Company.
The public
offering
main
company's
registration statement with the SEC on Sept. 25, 1959, covering 121,of common stock, to be offered for public .sale
057. outstanding shares
.
!
shares)
16,666
190,
share.—V.
per
1018.
p.
~
The'
Railway
.
S_,420,4o
52,644,511
l,o62,30J
/
1,299,0a9
$132,996
65,797
income.--
oper.
ry.
V.
-
190,
Fiscal Year Ended June 30—
461,783
Net
income taxes.—.
before
Profit
profit
/
per
—V.
p.
755,722
$0.48
Sept.
expenses
oper.
Ry.—Earnings—b
1959—8 Mos.^—1958
$2,198,038 $2,300,0/6
2,283„883
«,»j8,0o7
*
oper.
ry.
Deficit.—V.
190,
*$19,174
*$85,795
87,998
*$3,758.
76,410
operations:^—
deficit—
way
652,661
"V
their
this company's common
Corp.
Studebaker-Packard
' l
convertible,
t.v/i-dfior
list
ti
price
—
Announces
1960 Model
oper,
Other
Inc.
now'
offers
the
most
Other
complete • line in
I Ibie ■_ beftftr—
The Regal six-cylinder" con vet
prices,
V.
nualitv dealers,
an
A. .Skill-
taxes
to
market
the
to
of
1959,
9,283
At
Net
193,58o
$0.51
384.809
$449,537
'SI.80"
Life Insurance Co., above.—V.
11
Central lly.—Earnings-
Tennessee
Railway oper.
Railway
31—'
1959—Month—1958
$347,604
$347,557
revenue—
251,541
253,565
expenses
oper.
V.
190,
$2,031,728
2,061,958
$2,638,612
1,992,824
90,301
605,505
649,535
Net revenue from
oper.
ry.
—V.
rail¬
190, p.
income;;-'1020.
$645,788
$96,016
$94,039
24,987
operations!—•
way
Net
36,686
183,850
149,997
dial
This
company
on
Sept.
28
filed
a
registration statement
with the
covering 150,000 shares of second preferred convertible stock (par
$100).
This issue will carrv a dividend not to exceed 5Vr.
Dillon.
Road & Co. Inc., oi New York City, is underwriting the issue.
■SEC
the corporation from the sale of convertible
together with the proceeds from the contem¬
net
proceeds to
preferred stock,
The
second
plated sale of an aggregate of $30,000,000 of long-term debt
arc
to be used to pay the cost of the company's expansion
struction
securities,
and con¬
program.
initially financed
under which the
corporation may borrow from time to time up to $40,000,000 until
March 4, 1960,
at which time all loans then outstanding thereunder
The
under
are
expansion unci construction program is being
revolving credit agreement with two banks
a
payable.
...
corporation owns and operates an interstate pipeline system for
transportation and sale of natural gas to customers at delivery
The
the
points in Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi,
nois, Indiana, and Ohio.—V. 190, p. 1229.
Period End. Aug. 31—
oper.
1959—Month—1958
-
expenses
8,858,129
8,461,849
ihg
signal
ri.e;,
pitch
Chilian
is
67,747,433
ry.
operations
income—
oper.
$2,863,676
646.347
$3,608,841
802,100"
television
or
V.
190,
p.
$24,403,327 $21,629,360
5,432,557
4,205,296
t
i
positioh
every
with
increase
an
Texas & Pacific
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
oper.
Railway
oper.
Net revenue
Net
—V.
ry.
v"
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$5,084,692 $50,049,020 $47,633,931
4,718,327
40,531,325- 38,676,095
revenue—
$5,854,679
expenses
4,970,670
in
$884,009
$1,160,371
$9,517,695
$8,957,836
income-„
1020.
215,165
474,337
2.513,950
2,231,691
oper.
190,
p.
allocation
the
of
first
units
W.
F.
M'cKell,
New
of
mechanical
—This
company
offering to
on
common
in
produced.
-V.
bring
1.025
multi-purpose
PFE
mechanical refrigera¬
announced on Aug. 5
carrying
jointly
owned
by
Union
J.
tliu
circumstances,"
December of
in
fleet
a
York,
Chairman
and
McKell
had
F.
and
President
Belgrano,
N.
American
of
President an'd
Jr.,
stated
voted
the
that
Board
recommend
to
of
Directors
acceptance
railroad
bnen
Mr. Ahern said, "the produc¬
this year, with the first cars
The entire
1960."
A.
it
was
Stoddard.
E.
will
MacAnallv
Vice-President
1:
Oct.
succeed
W.
T.
Burns,
retired
who
now
in
outstanding
payment
recently
issued
but also to
the A(V
stock
of
declared
in
lieu
of
the
dividend
the
Surety
pmpn&aL. to
the
1
—
1.200.0C0 shares of American
which
shares
48,000
Oct.
on
declaration
the
for
1.248.000
will
1959
1,
of
cash
>
be
which
dividends
.
_
outstanding
shares
American
of
United
United
75
It
years.
does
Canada,
exchange
offer
business
Canal
in
Zone.
will
in
all
Virgin
not
be
50
states
Islands,
made
of
the
Rico
Puerto
unless
United
and
States,
and
until
shares
under
the
of
prospectus forming part of such registration
will
190,
the
be
p.
Securities
furnished
Act
to. all
of
1933.
The
stockholders
offer
of
Carbon
will
American
Cuba.
all
be
legal
made
by-
statement,
Surety
Co
718.
Gas
Pipe Line Corp.
Expansion Program—
—
-
Embarks
amount
This
purchase
It
ii'U-
west
and
has
owned
properties
line
facilities
will
be
filed
An application to
"
shortly
wjth
the
build
the
With
separate leases
adjacent
to
19(i('
000
carryover
construction
of about
will
being spent this
total
vear.
$30,000,000 from
about
$90,000,900,
this
Federal
additional
Power
Com¬
year's program, the
with $89,000 -
compared
=
purchased
were
which
covers
the
from
totaling 2,700 acres which either
production.—V.
189, p.
producing,
are
390.
or
are
"
United Fuel Gas Co.—To Increase Facilities—
The
Federal
United
at
Gas
Power
Pipe
combined
a
related.
Commission
Line
cost
Co.
about
build
has
authorized
natural
construct
to
of
4.8
$5,590,760.
.
,
United
The
Fuel-will
miles
of
this
and
facilities
are not
company
gas
pipeline
two
projects
.
16-inch
transmission
line
and
8,400
horsepower in compressor capacity op its transmission system
near
Huntington, W. Va.
The facilities, estimated
to cost approxlmately $3,508,300, ~nre part' pf"TTnlfcd^ Fuel's over-alT plan to replabe
portions of a low pressure transmission system between it Kenova
east,
station
all
the
on
in West
will
west
Virginia.
and
No
the
Lewis
Cobb
and
stations
on
be served.
markets will
new
pipeline parallel¬
ing a section of its system which will be subnierged by a flood control
project on the Angelina River in Texas. /The new line, estimated to
cost
The
McGee
line
Gas
about
which
from
company
Berd
will
operation
construct
$2,022,460.
extends
Angelina
a
Basin
former stockholders of
Brinson-Collins
Oil
Co.,
a
concern
headquartered in Midland, Tex,,
which was dissolved several months ago and its assets distributed to
the stockholders.
Included in the sale were 66 Va net oil wells and 12
United
company
estimated cost of $60,000,000.
marks the entry of United Producing Co. into west
properties in other regions of Texas, but up to now
any production in the. Permian
southeast New Mexico.
and
Texas
The
the
President, of this corporation, announced on Sept:
planned a 1960 expansion program which will
increase its natural gas capacity by 110,000,000 cubic feet
per day at
the
gas
of
Texas.
lias
on
Clyde McGraw,
that
-9
Co.—Subsidiary Expands—
Inc.. of Charleston, W. Va., a subsidiary, has
producing properties along with a considerable
undeveloped leases in four west Texas counties in a trans¬
action involving more than $4,750,000 cash, i .../
oil
compressor
Transcontinental
190,
Surety.
requirements have been met, including registration of-the Transameriea
—V.
Vice-Presi¬
Producing Co.,
acquired
American Surety Company of New York, with head offices at 100
Broadway, has been actively engaged in the insurasce business for more
The
as
1, 1949.—V.
Sept. 30 after serving in the position since April
1021.
Surety
Co:,
Chairman
American
of
the
mf
during the last- half of the year.
than
be
should
program
General Freight Traffic Mgr.
in Charge of Traffic
announced on Sept. 24 by
presently
electe 1
effective
Board
.
proposal will apply not only to the
Surety
issued
a
of
of Omaha,
ha:
railroad,
President,
P.
p.
Corp.—Exchange Proposed—
company's stockholders.
was
to
Southern
and
1959.-
MacAnally,
11.
the
U.
action.
The
nation,
the
in
;
operates
now
for
Corp., jointly announced on Sept. 29 a proposal A>y
Transameriea
to
exchange 2 shares of Transamerica's stock for 3
shares Ci American Surety Co. stock.
Allen & Co. initiated the trans¬
Mr.
ownership
line's
Pacific
Railroads.
Pacific
Manager of
car
already, the? highest
cars
is
were
General
and
perishable
the
"reefer"
2.738.
of
for
190.
mission.
Offering Completed
Sept. 29 announced that its recent
stockholders of Textron Inc. to subInc.—Rights
of
New Appointment—
'
Transainerica
Co.
$2.29
$0.76
estimated $27,000,000,
an
will
order
Mr.
of
an
Electronics
2,338.536
,
Tramamerica
pipe
Textron
costing
February,
radio
decrease
units are.b ing matte primarily for enby radio manufacturers interested in incorporate,
into their products and that -these firms will lm
prelerence
4,756,194
$5,233,009
2,280,386
dent
E.
from rail¬
1,748,056
nearly 31,000 refrigerator cars of all
types and the new order will bring ihe company's acquisition of new
cars
to a total of 15,543 since the end of World War II. Delivery of a
1.000
car
order,
costing more than $20,000,000, was completed in
tvahmtion
Banshee
construction
for1
PFE
to
1959—Month—1958
operations——
way
the
on
or
means
1020.
taxes-i' '
610.
"Barring unforeseen
line should start
de¬
receivers
which
—
income
rolling on-line by February, 1960.
completed by September or October,
the
1021.
and
way
Willard
radio
heard
falls
or
Net revenue from rail¬
Net
by -Tracerlab ql
F. Libby,
and is
staled, Ilmt the
Myers
the
given
p.
be
1959—8 Mos.—1958
70,450.629
Sept.
Fallout'
on
Bansice
Mr. Eelgrano said that if the proposal is accepted
by all American
Surety stockholders. 832,000 shares of Transameriea Corp. stock would
$11,721,805 $11,560,690 $94,853,956 $89,376,793
revenue—
oper.
Railway
Kentucky, Illi¬
New Orleans RR.—Earnings—
Texas &
Railwav
Tennessee,
Tiiis
wr.il.
its
ami
U
foreign
and
tion
developed
:was
Commissioner,
in
of
•
radiition.■■■Mr.
With SEC—
AEC
production
of the presence of dangerous levels of
rooioactivity Following an
attack. In the presence of radioactivity the Banshee generatej
signal which caus's the loudspeaker of the radio to emit a high
glneering
Gas Transmission Corp.—Registers
Texas
Alarm
Marketing/announced
pilot
atomic
..pitched
taxes
V. Ahern. Vice-President
Express Company.
Fruit
warn
a
June 27/59 June 28/58
—$55,103,921 $66,078,014
--3,518.926
9,989,203
-
income
by Charles
$1,909,732
begun
•'. .•)
—
;
$1,770,870
p.
cars,
The
had
Subs.)
(&
Union Pacific RR.—Affiliate to Acid Carstor
91,336
incorporation
lor
Corp.
Mos—1958
$284,336
y '
former
ot
sign'd
Film
Century-Fox
$1L9::
$2.97,967
Fallout
Banshee
Sept. 28, shareholders approved
Virginia
mining
properties
to
in Chicago on
company's
West
hold
domestic
Prov..for
$324:297
»
of
is completed.—
Coal Co.—Shareholders Approve Sale of
the
before
$047,213—$574597243—$4,905.895"
.395.832- —--362.877
3,121,485
2,9961163"
Vice-President
•'
/
request
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$2,751,654
Myers.
Tracerlab
that
present construction program
the
revenues
total
S.
Alarms.
major supplier of natural
26 Weeks Ended—
Pacific
The
Period End. Aug.
of
Total
of
190, p. 1228.
a
eastern
meeting
a
Tracerlab, Inc.—Produces Banshee Fallout Alarms—
See, Metropolitan
is
marketsr-irieludtng* the New York-New Jersey
The company's system-(wide daily allocated capacity
1,647,000,000 cubic i'ect, including storage during the winter
sale
Homer
Studebalcer-Puckard Corp.—Stock Sold—
re¬
area.
Earnings Down—
$693,799
'
the
through this new Hudson line sometime in November
for Brooklyn Union'Gas. Co. and Long Island
are irtterconuecfecl with Con Edison.
Common capital
shares - outstanding-—
Earnings per common share
1?)59—8
1959—Month—1958
oper. income
190, p. 1020.
•-V.
1958.
in
gas purchases.
Texas lines make up
gathered through 625 miles of laterals.
—Net4»proflt
ry.
_
only 3%
versus
far as 38 miles out into the Gulf.
available
Twentieth
CV2,082
401,400
$179,369
operations-,
underwater
miles, of onshore Louisiana laterals, which
661
are
periods, when
p. 1343.
the
130,986
Cr3,105
105,660
rail-
of
which
many
Plans
way
the largest purchasers
of
one
total
Truax-Traer
$3,304,347
$9.76
expenses
193
Oglebay Norton Co. of Cleveland, Ohio. Approximately 84L
of the
outstanding shares were voted in favor of the sale.—V.. 190, p. 1343.
138,754
$262.510
revenue—
oper.
now
Properties—
..
oper.
and
1:10,
Getty
62,648
,
269.700
...
station, is
has /Constructed
compressor
Hudson
flow
be
total
peak
1717.
p.
p.
wellk,.
gas
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
visiting
Vice-President and General Sales •Manager told dealers
South Bend, Ind., plant on Sept. 15—V. 190, p. 1228.
in
$4,261,100
721,466
'
219,276
69,487
share,.
per
Railway
Railway
old
1959—6 Mos,—1958
$1,684,330
5 312
inc.
income..,
189,
upgraded
man,
will
\yill
gas
Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
468,035.
,
Investments
Nct revenue from
will start the I960 model year with 2,600
increase of 600 over the .previous- year, S.
(&
1959—3 Mos.—1958
Period End. Aug. 31—
-
This corporation
the
Not
$2,22<f..
Hawk, a family sports car with a larger V-8 289-
2,411.
Iiist prices announced include some standard equipment items w'hich
were
optional at extra cost on 1959 models.
Local or Federal .taxes,
transportation and dealer preparation for delivery are not included m
list
months
seven
$2,862,577
deductions
Earnings
six-cylinder four=d0or sfatiojv—
displacement engine for 1960 lists lor
inch
Gas
end
Lighting-Co.
Profit
Studebaker
The
cubic
Co.
billion
15
of
the heating season.
This
frcm a storage
crossing is the third line connecting Transccntinental"s
4,264-mile
system, with
metropolitan New York
dis¬
tributing facilities.
The link ties-in with a new Consolidated Edison
gas main across Manhattan near 72nd St.
opportunity
every
reflected
of
dual
new
.
income---income.
for Fed.
Prov.
have
there
40'.,'
The-
!._„
•
earnings
becomes
mainder, about io'/c
the
.
Net
h.
8,000
an
83
of
These extensive laterals reach as
merger
first
the
Period End. June 30—
factory list
that
and The" DoT/tixe
of $2,386
lists at
wagon
18
Lark
the
automobiles.
size
xagajaayrm-trrr
Sept.
or
cents
$22,559,000 before the preferred dividend, or $1.50
13,852,949 shares of common stock outstanding, com¬
loss of 25 cents per share during the same period of
190, p. 1343,
.
1958.—V.
the
across
The. company's, offshore. Louisiana gather¬
1959, total 13b miles, and will account for
In addition,
should
and
value
for
withdrawal
raontiis of
a
Gross, oper
on
55
V.
earnings
on
with
pared
-
announced
was
1959
to
totaled
share
per
—
prices ior 16 body
styles of the 1960 Lark by Studebaker range from $1,793 tor the twodoor DeLuxe six-cylinder sedar to
$2,510 for the Regal V-8 softcop
convertible.
With the addition of a four-door station wagon. and • Rs
It
of
quarter
$803,808, equal
stock.
Title Guarantee
Prices—
second
to
by
stockholders
asset
five winter
ing lines, completed in
approximately 14'.,; of this year's gas "take"
operating
for Tidewater
Tidewater
company's
of
and
gas deliveries of
in the country.
will
"ami
the
price
reported,
Chase Manhattan Bank
natural gas
iqetropolilan
see
St.
*,v
totah potential
and
feet
installed
Transcontinental
added,
. $2,019
549,376
The
has been appointed registrar oi
$1 par value stock.
Registrar Appointed
—•
the
'
continuing improvement in
Tidewater
Sterling Brewers, Inc.
$0.10
.
1019.
p.
for
18.
value indicated
134t'i
,
amounting
p. 27:26.
189,
at
136 million cubic feet per day available
to
activation
"Tidewater's- continuing program of expansion .through capital ex¬
penditures is beginning to contribute substantially to earnings," Getty
rail-
Net revenue from
Not
$621,000
1,479,290
$0.87
results, the excellent net
discussions and by out¬
side.
appraisers'
evaluations
show
that," in
fairness
to
Tidewater
Stockholders, "a merger under current market conditions is not ad¬
visable," Getty said..
'
V,
•' ."; •
1959—Month—1958
$274,796
$273,563
278,554
292,737
Railway oper. revenue ^
$1,327,000
1,479,296
sales
income
net
share.—V.
River
Brooklyn.;
of
contribute
/o2,522
■
$0.94.
Staten Island Rapid Transit
Railway
with
to
connecting pipe linps. About 30 billion cubic feet of gas front
as far
away as Texas is being injected
initially.
Gas, withdrawn irT
winter will be replaced by off-sesason injection from April to October.
With the completion in October of new offshore gathering, facilities,
Tidewater Oil Co.—Proposed Merger Off-
"The
•
miles
dividends.
reported
company
common
assets
31^-
„!_.
—
cubic
(hiring the
completing
Merger-discussions between this company and Skelly Oil Co! have
been
concluded,
Tidewater
President
George
F.
Getty
II
said
on.,
154.
Period Eiid. Aug-.
771,000
share-
common
felt
Transcontinental
../O.uuu
$304,900
shave
common
1958'
1,392,000
-v-nono
610.000
$708,553
outstanding
shares
Earnings
189,
^
per
1
Common
The
$5,664,090,
$34,413.915- $29,849,(98
Canadian income taxes
for Federal &
Provision
Net
-
3
>
per
Hudson
pool at Oakfcrd, Pennsylvania.
^
Lsh?"-'vv'v
:./
Formerly a depleted n-Jturah gas production, field, Leidy consists of
formations capable of holding,•'gas!in storage for future delivery.
$7,996,000
:2:_—1,405,000
taxes
the
on
sand
2,732,000
,
cubic
Is in. addition
-1-:
■
$10,574,000
——
shares' out'staiiding—:
-
♦After preferred
SuR|;^Eariiings Rise--
—
-
,
•
1 151.
p.
1959,'
income
profit
■
sales
Net
■■■•',
.
.'
taxes„_3___...,_
l'or Federal
182,
(& Subs.) —Earnings Up—
+JJ.—4,—,
iheome
before
'Earnings
<&
;
■
!/_
sales
Common
Standard Products Co.
and V.
992
p.
being
Leidy Storage Field will provide peek 'daily
million
204
12,050. - Two
by Victor G. Vaughan.
Germany,
sold
186,
others
Tlie new
$1,082,202
$1,121,398
444,381
918.
p.
be
to
Six Months Encled June 30—
'rovision
$160,355
67,218
James, >H.
are
•••
■
et
from1 rail¬
operations..
way
Net
each
Mary Elizabeth Vaughani-^V.
and
-
and
15,148,
other blocks of 4.000 shares
I/rofit
Net revenue
Narrows-from Staten Island
Thomas & Betts Co.
$322,391
162,036
$291,939
158,943
the
69,498
-
1959—Month—lt'58
expenses
oper.
.
of
their
Russell ,.W,
Bolesky,
——
Brooklyn Union and Long Island Lighting in New York.. This provides
the third point of gas delivery, for Transcontinental in New York City,
designs, -manufactures
lias
outstanding 515,457 common shares, of which
by John D. Bolesky, President,
He proposes
of his holdings.
Other officials also propose to sell
holdings,
namely, Harold F. Bolesky,/ 16,361 shares)'
It
part
:/.•:• ■'
1
pipe line crossing near 72nd St. com¬
to scart deliveries to Consolidated Edison,
soon
shares are owned
sell
to
Kit.—-Earnings—
Spokane International
company
devices.
169,499
Jr.,
^Period End. Aug, 31—
Railway oper. reveniie...,
....
•
and
pleted. tills summer and
by •'••Vl
and sells thermostatic- controls,
inent,
-
7.-.
dual
'
*500,000 sKs.
°Assuming all shares are sold. Such amount, however, does not in¬
clude the 26,666'shares which the company, pursuant to the miicicrsi'riting agreement may be called upon to issue to the underwriteis
for
a
period commencing 13 months after the "settlement elate and
terminating five years
thereafter, aj $1
(20,000«sharesi and &«.
1,000,000 S.hs;
(10"cent' par >^_l_ ..."
Common
summer will ensure millions
residents
following developments:
<1> Opening of a new storage field at Leidy In north central Penn¬
sylvania and completion of a new pipe line from that field to the
Mansfield,
St.,
year.
increased supplies of natural gas for the
Compared with last year, approximately 36% more gas
will be available for the New York-New Jersey area as a result of the
Thernio-O-Disc, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
a
metropolitan
coming winter.
sub¬
primary
dui'ing the
projects completed during the past
Three
in
rants
in 1956, Which manufactures electronic
Reed Research owned one other sub*
but disposed of its ownership in 1955.
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
successfully
been
subscription.
corporation, also acquired
language teaching equipment.
sidiary, LogEtronics, Inc.,
has^
share
per
Covernmental agencies such
Financing of next year's program will be accomplished initially
-through a-$60,000,000 revolving bank .ereditrfollowed by the; public sale
of new first mortgage bonds, common and preferred stock.
Depending
on
market conditions, it is expected that two public
offerings would
shares of Textron Electronics at $7.30
to 500,000
development contracts serving the Department
branches of the U. S. Government, quasias-the JtatiQnal^Acadenry of SeJeqeesr sno
.industry in-general;"Specializing in electronics and hydraulics as ap¬
plied to missiles and aircraft^ general instrumentation and lactor.yautomation. Reed Research is primarily engaged in the research and
development field as distinguished from manufacture, sale and dis¬
research
forming
said
of
Government
parallel
miles
of
30-inch
part
of
United
Agua Dulce Field in Texas
Gas'
existing
linfc
to Sterlington, La.
the U. S. Corps of Engineers is now building the
which will cover a portion of this line in
Reservoir
and San
be
will
the
8.72
built
this
for
Augustine Counties,
Tex.
United
Gas said
the
new
as
a
safety measure in assuring the continuous
pipeline.
It said it
would be reimbursed by the
the
cost
ot the
construction.—V.
190,
p,
718.
Volume
190
United
Number
Funds,
5887
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Die.—Registers Additional
Investment
Universal
Plans—
This
Sept.
This
Kansas City,
23,
1959,
additional
investment company, filed
Mo.,
its
to
Periodic
registration
Investment
statement,
Plans
amendment on
$80,000,000 of
an
covering
insurance)
(without
and
$15,-
000,000 of Periodic Investment Plans (with insurance).—V. 190, p. 1119.
U. S. Printing &
See
Diamond
Lithograph Co.^-Merger Effective—
National
Corp.,
above.—V.
190,
1230.
p.
(1465)
Container
Six Months Ended June
30—
1959
sales
Income
before
Federal
and
income
foreign
and
taxes
income
44,012,271
24,115.888
other
403,100,995
20,517,710
11,292,674
625,954
528,482
314,143
Cr57
charges
taxes.
Unremitted earns.,.net, of certain foreign cpers.
interests in income of subsidiaries—
"
of
the
underwriter
has
stockholders
5,000
shares
which
shares
have
this
at
Net
Net
income—
earnings
—V.
19C,
18,956,280
—.
share
common
a
—-
8,C96,G11
-
$1.06
$2.85
|
1C21.
n.
;"'#U. S. Steel Corp.—Secondary Completed—A secondary
distribution
of
300,000 shares of common stock (par
$162j) was made on Sept. 30 by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc. and associates at $100.50 ]>er share,
with a'dealer's concession of $1.10 per share;
This of¬
fering was quickly completed, all of the said shares hav¬
ing been sold.—V. 190, p. 1230.
V
'"r-'-
Transifeior
Way
in
firm
has
U.
taken
S.
and
facture
U.
indebtedness.
A
components.
of
stock
offered
the
The
from
Corp.
Western
Attorney
intranstate
\
of
General
solely
residents
to
York
New
de¬
•
have
State
New York State.
of
the
the
Of
net proceeds
of
the sale
plans to expend $75,000 to
company
United
Utilities,
.stock
of
$29.50
per
Inc.—Common
Stock
manufacturing, company of wooden staves and heads; and
balance for working capital and other-general corporate purposes.
The
lists
prospectus
of
owner
of
Lewis
class A
40,277
Philadelphia owns
Universal
and
Maslow
of Sept. 29, the right to subscribe at
share for 229,606 shares of its common stock,
share of additional
one
stock for
common
of
10 shares then held.
A group headed by Kidder,
Peabody & Co. will underwrite the offer, which will
expire Oct. 13, 1959.
-
from
proceeds
the
will
sale
follows:
balance will be
used
be
at
to repay short-term bank loans, and .the
invested in subsidiaries to be used in connection with their
$1,500,000
programs.
its organization in
to
cents
33
has
exclusive
to
most
Utilities
in
every
quarterly dividend
recent
since
year
amounting
is
holding
a
controlling
company
the
operating companies,
all
the
company, oil the stock of seven LP
telephone
fourteen
of
merchandising
utility
a
dividends
cash
gas distributing
companies and an LP gas transport company, and
91.6% "of the' eommon stocTfTiran "electric; gas "and water uitlltty-cf
Oil the basis of lelttphoties-served.— United—beiieves-that its.
telephone subsidiaries constitute
the
second
largest system
in
the
United States outside of the Bell Telephone System.
~pany.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale of the 229,006 shares of
capitalization
stock,
common
the
of
mon
loans;
$63,041,015
84,887,800
first
of
held
publicly
of
in
interest
of
as
June
twelve
months
for
preferred
a
stocks;
the
June
engines
chemical
outstanding.
earnings,
and
of
1959
31,
1958.
in
the
in
Per
share
$1.86
based
on
ending
year
based
on
an
for
the
bank
an
Through "a
the
recent
the
12
per
shares
GIVING
EFFECT
debentures:
fund
TO
PRESENT
the
and
Including
has
the
"Carbox,"
known, for
been
electrical
agreement,
cell
Pratt
is
&
over
a
from
hydro¬
development program
carried out jointly by Universal
Aircraft Division of United Air¬
being
—
*
•
..
(R.
<
■
registration
It
stock.
unit
&
statement
shares
170,000
is
class
of
proposed
consisting of
at a public
Higgins
with
the
to
offer
share
one
SEC
offering
these
of
for
and
A
$5.05
25,
sale
of
in
each
of
common
Wilson,
unit.
Johnson
and
organized under California law in August 1959 and
intends, initially, to manufacture and produce flexible urethaue foam
in -Los Angeles and to-market its product throughout. Western United
States, Hawaii" an? Alaska. ""Concurrently with the 'issuance of the
"a? or erne riTioned Tmits,'
the
(and
share.
proceeds
of
amount
the
underwriters)
Net
company will issue
to "certain™- foundersshares of common stock at 5c per
170,000
of
the
sale
of
'will
securities
be
in-the
used
$10,000
to
lease and adapt a plant in Los Angeles
for
and
for
sales
and
administrative
offices;
purchase of a foam manufacturing machine (under
license from Mobay Chemical Company); $125,200 for other machinery
and
equipment; $107,000 for chemical raw materials;
$363,500
for
working capital; and the balance for expenses and other purposes.
for
purposes
the
lists
prospectus
John
and
Frank
F.
Van Waters &
Company
total
reports
$62,211,000.
equal
to
P.
O'Grady
Adams
of
Francisco
San
of
Arjgeles
Los
earnings
.4% 1o
due
1978
4
%
due
1980
3,650,000
for
the
first
income
for
the
$826,000,
were
Number
6
';o
due
1982————
2,500,000
2,500,000
Net
1983—
3,500,000
3,500,000
^Includes
960,000
960,000
within
850,000
Net
950,000
950,000
Net
shares
100,000
+3,000,000 shs.
one
nine
ending
in
sales
1958
is
which
$1.84 per share.—V.
or
$54,736,000
were
§2,523,988 shs.
Distrument
options
to
authorized
operating
after
183,
Co.—Net Up
be
shares reserved
for
options'outstanding at
June
30,
1959
granted
net
income
1959
of
the
The
United
in
issuable
stock
common
ex¬
for certain securities of another company
pursuant
to a
consummated in i953, which securities have never been sur¬
and excludes 1,675 shares issued since June 30,
and prior to Sept. 29
upon
also
UNDERWRITERS—The
from
purchase
to
offered
not
are
as
underwriters
United
below
named
such
shares
for
have
the
of
exercise
upon
severally
common
of
stock
subscription
warrants, in the respective percentages set forth below:
Kidder,
1G.0
Peabody ft Co
Hornblower ft Weeks
6.0
Co._
6.0
Witter
Dean
W.
Langley
C.
Bache
ft
4.0
Co._,
&
Ohio
Pacific
5.5
5.0
Co
ft
Co
McDonald
The
ft
Co
—
Northwest
Wagenseller
Durst,
&
Inc.-
2.5
Baird^ft* Cd.,u"Inc— 2.0
Robert W.
Eichler ft Co
Bateman,
4.0
2.5
Co
Blunt
Ellis
Dickson
S-
Estes
first
C. Christopher ft Co.—
Crowell, Weedon ft Co
Francis
L.
Brewer,
Stern
Becker
—
Brothers
8troud
Co.
&
Walston
&
Co.,
2.0
&
Co
Inc
Inc
—V.
190,
p.
1.5
1.5
Co
Inc.-
Co
1.0
C.
Chapman ft Co., ^_^1.0
ft Co., Inc.
1.0
Henderson
Lathrop,
2.0
Newhard,
2.0
Raffenspcrger,
ft
Inc.
2.0
2.0
1.5
1031.
ft
Co
Herrick
&
1.0
Smith,
1.0
•_
Cook
&
Co
Hughes
1.0
&
Inc.
at
Chairman
month
corporation
covering
$1
and
President,
deficit in
a
by
The
cost
Sept.
on
108,260
ft
ReinhOldt
I.
M.
Company, Inc
&
Gardner
1.0
Co
1.0
ft
has
839,780 shs.'
'"84,420 shs.
indebtedness for borrowed money.
no
o;
names
shares
of
class
which
stock
common
the
underwriters
several
(he
A
from
the
and
each
has
the selling
from
and
company
[■■■
Inc.
Mason-Hegan,
Bumham
Inc.—
12,000
Chile'o-Schutz
Dodge & Co.—.—_
Loeb, Rhoades ft
12.00C
Courts
Inc
Co.,
Co.
&
M.
Co.
Webber,
Curtis
Smith,
White,
Jackson
12,000
ft
Co.
ft ;Co.
Hutton
Clement
Goodbody
Stroud
12,000
Arthurs,
3,000
3,000
2,500
—
—
Evans
2,500
•_
2,5(K>
Inc.
Co.,
ft
2,500
Co.,
9.000
Co.„
ft
——
—
7.000
Oscar
7,000
Hanrahan
&'
Crouter
E.
2.000
2,000
Bonbright
B.
Co.
Ac
DeHaven
7,000
7,000
2,50(1
Inc.—
Co
&
D.
George
9,000
2,500
Co._
Co.,
Lestrange
Equit ble Securities Corp._
Hayden, Stone ft Co.——_
Shaarson, Hammill ft Co...
Co.
_.
—
ft
ft
ft
Boettcher
9,000
(terp._
Noyesj & Co
ft
-
Co
Co
A.
12.009
Higginson
Hemphill,
&
Dickson
S.
12,000
_
Inc
Co.—
ft
Co.—
ft
Shares
'
—*
Inc.^
Co.
2,500
—
Weld
&
ft
—
Barney
E.
R.
—..u—•
—
Paine,
Lee
Co.—^ 72,500
21,000
ft
Becker
G.
Clark,
Carl
ft
McDonnell
2,000
Townsend,
&
Bodinc——
•
2,000
Anthony & h.- vgu. p.i,'<•.« •i'llill, Darlington & Co.^.—t
R.
L.
Jr J.
B. HilliarcL'S:" Sftn—
Day———
7,000
Investcment Corp. of Nor¬
Crutienden, Podesta ft Co.
5,000
2,000
2.0CO
—-.i".
2,000
—
Co.,
2,000
2.00(1
Dooly & Co._.
Inc.——
Ira
Haupt ft Co.—:———
Mitchum, Jones & Temple-
folk
5,000
Jamieson
ton
5,000
&
Pierce
Inc.
Co.,
&
Co.—.
2,000
Battles,
ft
-
....
Kalman
5,000
—;
&
Dulles
Janney,
&
Inc.:——
Co,,
Wiesenberger ft Co.
5,000
Mason
Baker,
Weeks
3,000
Dallas Rupe & Son, Inc._
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke
3,000
Stetson
3,000
Suplee,
Inc.
—
Blair
ft
Alex.
Co
ft
Fitch, North & Co.
Barret,
—
Inc
Co.
Brown
,
Sons
ft
Burke
ft
B.
C.
Christopher
A.
G.
3,000
MacDonald,
&
ft
Inc.
Harold
E.
Williston
R.
190,
Inc.
818.
p.
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,00(1
2,000
Co.—_l
2,00(1
Beane—
2,000
ft
ft
York
W.
2,000
2,0C(1
Sons—
ft
Wood
2,000
Mosley
—■—___
Walker
J.
Corp.—
Yeatman,
Co.,
Joseph
3,000
3,000
Co._
Inc.—
Securities
Warren
—V.
Lee,
3,000
Inc.
Edwards ft Sons
Ward
This
ft
Co.,
—
——
2,00?
Baking Co.—Seeks Indenture Qualification—
with
proceeds
to
are
the
SEC
on
reported
that
the
Net
190,
1119.
p.
Ward
holders
of
the
debentures
of
ry.
oper.
190,
17
of
filed
a
letter
common
of
stock
notification
(no
with
Waddell
used
for
manufacturing
in
expenses
a
low
>
1959—Month—1958
1959—8 Mos.—1951
$9,413,105
$9,320,918
$80,408,391
$72,48^,227
expenses
7,561,891
7,334,065
64,983,145
60,355,057
Liberty.—V.
$1,851,214
$1,486,853
$15,425,246
$12,126^0
404,511
455,657
3,894,242
2,727,708
income
is
ires,
Reed, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Kid¬
priced at $23.50
per
share.
the underwriters purchased
Of the 360,000
70,000
the company and 290,000 shares from
Harris
of
of
class
A
common
PROCEEDS—All
the
sale
group
will
shares from
of selling
group
a
continue
stock
and
This issue
was
common
stock.
of
the
selling stockholders.
of
the
70,COO shares
preferred stock
and 375
this corporation
pro
rata
to
fund
Elected—
industrialist,
as
announced on July 27,
was
proceeds
The
net
from the
proceeds
cf
preferred
own
76,580
399,220
shares
of
well received.
290,000
to
will be used to retire
shares
to
the
shares
company
both
of
Klein
is
Coopcr-Jarrett, Inc., an
also a director of, tin*
will go
from
having
Insurance
last,
15,
by
B52
to
awarded
Ward
France
La
awarded
was
a
$3,500,00(1
U. S.
Air Force for
the construction ol' 90 tovtf
aircraft.
This was the second multi-million dollair
the
for
the
within
company
two
a
year
period.—V.
189,
'
Dental Laboratories, Inc.—Common Stock Of¬
Warren
a
stock
common
net
FROCEEDS—The
further
research
of
installation
market
and
17 publicly offered 10,00(1
at $10 per share, with¬
(par $1)
Dec.
the
of
to
the
pax
production
for
of
prosthetic
promotion.
7,
1955
William
Wolfsott,
operating Warren
all liis right,
sole proprietorship, transferred
a
assets of said business to Warren Dental
and
in
exchange therefor received the common
corporation.
title, and interest
Laboratories,
Inc.
stock
as
to provide fox
purchase and
appliances, and
proceeds will be used primarily
development
professional fees,
equipment
development and
the
in
in competition With other laboratories,
dental laboratory on an international scale.
research and development,
successfully produced and patented a new process for the production
of
removable
partial dentures.
This process combined a rigid cast",
chrome cobalt base with flexible cast gold clasps, in a union, mechani¬
cally locked.
Soldering and welding were eliminated.
The company
has
pioneered the production of such
partial removable dentures
under patent No. 584343 and registered trademark "Bicust."
Since
has
the
1938,
company,
successfully operated
the
1947
around
under
company,
Dental
Warren
all
dental
a
after ..considerable
has
Laboratories
service
laboratory
provided
the
dental
profession att
'nclpding crown and bridge prostheses,
cast partial dentures (also registered
and
the
Centric Lock full denture
ceramics, "Warreniuin"
trademark No.
542338)
technique.,
For
some
felt
time,
that
the
management ol'
Warren Dental Laboratories
procedures in
tha construction of dental
laboratory
The execu¬
due to tho
inadequate educational facilities*
with the technical advancement oi
prosthetics were unnecessarily costly-and time consuming.
tives of
major dental laboratories have been aware that,
of
trained
laboratories
dental technicians and
have
not
kept
pace
the!dental profession in many areas.
Dental Laboratories entered into a program ol?
research and development with the objective of developing new processes
Therefore,
1,500 shares of class A
stock,
committee
Mr.
company,
Fire
fered—This company on Sept.
lack
of
in the baking
sinking
York
New
a
202.
stockholders
class B
subordinated
City Transit Authority.
June
order
p.
shareholders, which includes certain officers of the com¬
pany
and others.
After this distribution the selling
a
Trustee of!
1230.
p.
Klein,
J.
executive
the
trucking
Fidelity
York
On
has
as
190,
the Board of
of
Chairman
In
from rail¬
&
Wetzler,
practicing attorney, Mr. Klein headed the group of investor:,
purchased the assets and business of Ward La France earlier this*
A
who
the
to be offered
par)
1230.
p.
Benjamin
thirty-year
outstanding
election
shares of
revenue—
operations
way
Net
—V.
to
out underwriting.
RR.—Earnings—
revenue
sold
Liberty's subsidiary, Bell Bakeries, Inc., which is engaged
business.
The
trustee
will
distribute
the
debentures
BUSINESS—On
oper.
and
Corp.,
debtor in
reorganization proceedings
under
X of the Bankruptcy Act.
In exchange for the debenturesiwill receive all of the issuing and outstanding capital stock of
Dental Laboratories
oper.
Issued
be
to
are
Baking
Liberty
Chapter
1959
underwriting.
be
Period End. Aug. 31—
Debentm'&8.Idiie——The
Subnrdirvated
of
debentures
airplane.
Railway
Railway
at 475 Fifth Ave., New York filed an appliSept. 25, 1959, for qualification under the Trust
located
company,
cation
$0.11
non-operating income of $6,936,
which increased 1958 profits
1.0
Simon
5,000 shs.
21,000
710,734
income
$40,355.—V.
shares
without
share,
per
shares
Co.,
1.0
Ranson
1,000 shs.
parL—125,t)00 shs.
($1
Co
ft
$0.15
—
They stock
T.
of
Peabody
Bache
1,505,203
;
Julien
&
Outstanding
Authorirezd
Shares
Kidder,
tractors
der, Peabody & Co. and associates on Oct. 1 offered
060,000 shares of class A common stock (non-voting).
Collins
stock
company
number
94,174
1.5
1.5
-
.
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
'
v
1,125,000 shs.
NOTE—The
90,081
Rauscher, Pierce ft Co., Inc._ 1.5
Taylor, Rogers ft Tracy, Inc.- 1.5
City Securities Corp
_"%0r
Hill Richards
Lestrange & Co.—„- 1.5
Beecroft, Cole ft Co
1.5
Bingham, Walter ft Hurry,
—;
ft
Clement A. Evans ft Co.,
Greene ft Ladd—'
2.0
Arthurs,
Inc.
Pont
2.0
Co._;
ft
Bryant
du
1.5
EFFECT
"
par)—
include,20,900 shares reserved to acquire all the outstand¬
stock of Continental Investment Research (Canada) Ltd.
not
482,401
non-operating
six
2.0
Inc
Co., Inc.
ft
Grant-Brownell
Rouse,
Co.,
&
1.5
B.
Farwell,
R.
Simmons
&
the fifth,
oh assets
consolidated
stock ol' $1,188,40-1
common
($100 par).—
stock
(iron-voting)
common
capital
ing
$1,593,382
the exercise of employee stock options.
subscribed
applicabel to
.—-
t
($100
common
219,465
—
include
with
Wabash
agreed
pro-iorma
a
For the preceding year net commissions and
net income
applicable to common stock
par)
B
contract
——•—
——
Cogan,
earnings
rendered for exchange,
now
A
(SI
Class
New
1958
$3,629,259
taxes—
shares
common
share
H.
compared
SEC
shares
1,113
in
Inc.
Co.; a director and member of th«
executive committee of Fairbanks Whitney, Inc.,.and Chairman of tho
Wanamaker Building Associates.
He is also a former member of tin?
Volaircraft, Inc., Aliquippa, PA.—Files With SEC—
under
plan.
previous stock option
§Excludes
Inc.
preferred stock
interstate
1414.
p.
Sharply—
charges and
of
per
for
to officers and key employees of United and its subsidiaries
pursuant to United's 1959 Restricted Stock Option Plan, and 4,946
J959
Class
and
granted
merger
Class A
31,
Aug.
$1,100,000,
was
—
David
as
for
reserved
and
.
stock
Chairman
months,
period
6 Months Ended June 30—
year.
Funds,
year.
period
Sales
value).
par
Reed,
Ward La France Truck Corp.—Chairman
~
$1,800,000
850.000
due
United
of
board
as
Rogers, Inc.—Earnings—
sales
Net
per share.
corresponding
Victoreen
1976——
($10
assets
cents per share.
■'
•
■.
:
President.
as
$2.35
the
For
due
amounts
share.
per
50
or
Preferred
The
4>/4%
stock
&
"CAPITALIZATION GIVING
The company* was
Outstanding
3,650,000
mutual
$726,40(5,COO.
share.
1974
change
8345,732,
—
common
units,
share
one
per
covering
1959,
shares
filed
Evans, MacCormack ft Co. are listed as the under¬
writers,
on
an
all-or-nothing basis;
and
they
are
to
receive
an
underwriting commission of 50c pej share.
In addition, the company
will seli 25,000 shares of common stock to the underwriters at 5c per
due
5V8% ' due
V/addell
$4,74t5,631
were
Inc.
340,000
shares
class
of
price
Sept.
on
and
these
co
of
and
Plans.
Arthur
at 235 Montgomery St., San Francisco,
capital stock
A
Ltd.
Tucker,
I.)
Urethane Corp,—Registers With SEC—
a
distributor
Investment
adviser
an
net
were
bo
further
i-,-,
Canada
of
Periodic
Shields
<
-
;V. .V
,
.
'
.
Funds
also
is
exclusive
the
Funds
total
Canada
87,825,963 and net income
fees
oxygen,
and
research
a
Whitney
This corporation, located
4',4%
a
of
equal to $1.41
energy,
and
is
United
company
1959
31,
of
Inc.
Inc.,
will
*
-
summary of income, reported for the year ended Aug. 31,
1939 net
commissions from sale of securities and advisory and management fees
Rauscher,
—$1,800,000
—
'/-•■" '
••
United
of
the
Aug.
Funds
sponsorship,
Reynolds
stockholders
1973
_
of proceeds
anticipation of
in
fuel
battery which converts
without the need for
generators.
In the "Hydrox" cell,
electrical
■
Cranston
due
'Includes
which
of
Corp. ■"
33/4'/o
Common
"Hydrox",
FINANCING
Authorized
capital
EARNINGS—Generally recognized in the industry to be
largest mutual fund sponsor in terms of aggregate amount
American
CAPITALIZATION
ol"
Reed,
Funds,
severally agreed to purchase
shareholders are as follows:
.
approved on. Sept. 24 a chapge in the name of
corporation to Leesona Corp. Beginning on Sept.
28, the new name became the one used officially in the trading of the
corporation's stock on the American Stock Exchange, with the ticker
symbol UNI being replaced by LSO.—V. 190, p. 1119.
12
outstanding.
'Sinking
As
United
under
to
number,
of
oftfuel cells,
Changes Name— ,p...
this
ending
the
1958;
number
average
the
produced by combining hydrogen
system, carbonaceous fuels ranging
fuel
"Hydrox"
Winding
craft
the
the
average
31,
Dec.
for
for
and
W.
$74,800
minority
for
of
is
"Carbox"
manufacturing
notes;
year
earnings
licensee
United
UNDERWRITERS—The
air.
the
com¬
compared
as
income
Net
$4,227,536 and
was
the
For
$1.67
were
.revenues
$40,288,826
and
of
Through subsidiaries
funds.
Horwitz
J,
electro-chemical
into
and
reaction
1959,
30,
and
8468,757
operating
were
ended Dec.
year
ending June 30,
31,
1958
totaled $3,723,295.
months ending June 30, 1959, were
shares
debentures
sponsor-underwriter
shares.
B
gen-carbon monoxide mixtures to vaporized kerosene, react with oxygen
chairman
total
1959.
30,
Dec.
share
bonds,
Arthur
class
Executive Vice-President.
Johnson,
directly
energy
conventional
the
types
the principle
half, is
an
cqII,
and
chemical
The
Utilities'
months ending
$38,160,914
mortgage
President
as
shares.
ft
shares
A.
fuel
century
stock.
common
EARNINGS—United
of
company
$14,210,000 of sinking fund debentures; 2,523,988 shares of
stock:
and
in
its subsidiaries,
$2,469,387
of
short-term
was:
York
New
class B
and'76,390
A
American
other
cover
according to Paul P.
stock,
share.
a
stock
of
paid
the
1939,
BUSINESS—United
common
Stock
construction
^
DIVIDENDS—United
BUSINESS—Waddell
'•Does
Winding; Co.—Extends Licensing Pact—
company,
England
each
PROCEEDS—Net
of
201,389
class
15,276
the
has announced that final arrangements are being made to extend
licensing agreement with the National Research Development Corp.
The
common
balance
The
company's working
business.
its
of
the
total
Offered—This
record
at the rate of
equip¬
ating
on
Sept. 30 offered to holders of its
on
outstanding.
now
the
the
additional
of
install
blasting facilities and a new process for reconditioning and rebuilding
steel drums; to invest $50,000 in improving and
expanding the plant
at Paulsboro, N. J.; to use $100,000 to purchase the assets of an
oper¬
"
An arrangement has also been completed by which Super Electronic
Corp., a sales organization, will sell and distribute U. S. Transistor
Corporation's products through 27 sales representatives.—V. 190, p. 919.
company
,
complete the new plant in Baltimore; to allocate $100,000
improving and expanding the San Francisco plant and to install new
to
while
180,000 shares
been regis- and are being-;
offering of
These securities
share.
per
germanium
of
communications
was
activated recently
Electric Co. to manu¬
company
announced an
has
$2.00
at
line
in
use
transistors.
Transistor
with
license
a
for
\
and
ment
A
complete
a
transistors
time.
May,
shares,
building.
the
manufacture
silicon
military
patented
S.
will
and
receipt
of common
tered
long-term lease on
a
Transistor
following
its new plant at 149 Eileen
Syosset, Long Island, N. Y.
The.
Park,
purchased by
Leonard
S.
Dlasnow,
registration statement but are not
the
engaged
certain
its
last week moved
the Syosset Industrial
alloy junction
vices
Corp.
$100,
to
expansion
cell,
S. Transistor Corp.—Moves Into New Plant—5
S.
in
from
addi¬
1954
as
Universal Cooperage Corp.,
Universal
directly or through subsidiaries primarily in the
business of
converting and reconditioning tight wooden barrels and
reconditioning steel drums.
It
now
has outstanding
117,500 shares
of class A common and 500,000 shares of class B common
along with
is
Container
This
U.
U.
been
included
are
in
purchased
12,500
outstanding
shares
the company, at 10c per share, and an
of
class
Minority
of
added
filed
Ky.,
per
Organized
S
508.864,623
+
Louisville,
Lane,
statement with the SEC on Sept. 25,
1959, covering
of class A common stock, to be offered for public sale
share.
The offering is to be made by Michael G. Kletz & *
Co., Inc., whcli has agreed, as the company's agent, to find purchasers
or
to purchase and pay for the said stock, for which it will receive
a
commission of 50c per share.
In addition, the principal stockholder
$4
being offered
1958
$
Net
Grade
8318
shares
150,000
at
present
(& Subs.)- —Earnings Higher
at
registration
a
tional
United States Rubber Co.
value
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
located
corporation,
53
and
Warren
overcoming
this
technical inadequacy.
It was ' thought by tho
Laboratories that an clectro-forn.lnf?
dental prosthetic
appliances would serve this
1, 1937 Warren Dental Laboratories initiated »
management of the Warren Dental
of
forming
purpose.
As ol Aug.
process
,
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
development program designed
and
dental
electro-forming
and that the
appliances
industry.
EFFECT
GIVING
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
stock
—V.
190,
(par
60,(00 shs
Interest
gen.
2,165
$500,888
1.008.630
354.948
385.033
$705,504
45,067
expenses
...—,—
'—
—,
—-————
write-offs '
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
98,520
investments at cost)
1028 Connecticut Ave.,' N. W. Wash¬
ington,* D. C., filed a registration statement with; the SEC on Sept; 29,1959," covering 100,000 shares of 10 cents par common stock, to be
offered for public sale at S5 per share. The offering is to be made
on
a
best efforts basis by American Diversified'Securities, Inc., and
Gfldar & Co., Inc., both of Washington, for which they will receive
a
selling commission of 50 cents per share. The underwriters also
are
to receive $25,000 for expenses in the event all the stock is, sold,
plus an option to purchase an additional 5,000 shares at par.
The company was organized
in July 1259 under Delaware law for,
the general purposes of investing in mortgage and deed of trust notes
secured by real estate, principally second , mortgage and deed of trust
note?
Net proceeds
of the stock sale will be added to the general
">
corporation,!located at
,
revenue..
oper.
Railway
2,757,843
2,616,213
expenses
oper.
23,901,139
22,702.507
ry.
—
'•■'$52,002
3934,899
$7,845,776.
$6,414,344
263,080
-
784,063
6,243,726
5,750,991
oper.
of
the
company
additional
mortgage
The
outstanding -20,000
receivable
issuable
in
the
executive
amount
the
upon
subject
of
190,
of
are
additional
An
warrants
issued
shares sold to
to subscriptions
11,250
to
shares
as
Net rev.
the
—V.
190,
Period Fnded June 30—
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$18,597,036
$14,390,231
13,168,733
revenues
$611,139
$1,363,173
$8,425,526
$6,978,528
387,032
1,115,448
4,266,561
4,280,019
9,809,372
1959—12 Mos.—1958
taxes
17,609,754
for
will" be
used
Other
income
$4,580,859
44,575
37,714
(net)..
$9,687,642 $10,088,501
r
60,682"
from
ry.
$2,817,467
$2,597,447
2,315,922
2,228,154
$62,663
$52,117
$501,545
$369,293
22,664
20,749
158,955
ties
on
$4,61.8,573
1,523,785
deductions;
3,063.496'
1-,449,291
Railway
(par $1) at $2.20 per
only.;;
following
the
operating, rev._
operating exps.
stock
dividends.
outstandg.
$3,181,572
2,669,855
2,466,168
$5,969,808
$7,249,039
2,669,855
$1.29
$4,220,113
2,089,169
$822,197
United
824,415
other
Coal
Co.—Reports
$2.72
underwriters
Securities
&
Earns,
shs.
•Federal
—v.
taxes
income
ieo. o.
308.
-
$1.58
share
com.
per
due. to
accumulated
accelerated
2,466,168
$2.42
^
1959—6 Mos.—U958
1959—3 Mos.—'-1958
$1,731,298
$1,120,598
$3,174,741
$2,232,142
inc.
80,517
$41,477
154,533
$76,909
income..
1,500
income
outstanding.
$79,017
taxes
Est.
on
amortization,
'
■■■-.
net
Total
shrs.
Com.
Earnings
on
op.
per
"Restated
Lewis
Securities
com.
for
162,225
$0.49
shr.'
comparative
This
company
subscription
share
tional
on
Oct.
shares
100,000
covering
1 filed
registration statement with the SEC
a
of common
stock
(par
$5)
to be offered for
by'lhe^company's 'stbckhoiaers "'fliTTHiF'bitSiii/M
lor
eacn"Hve~8TrarF;; held:
orife 'aUdi*1
—
—
5^he company,-which was incorporated under the laws of the State
of
Wisconsin
irjfernal
May
combustion
replacement
The
on
28,
1906,
manufactures
engines,, engine-driven
Westmoreland Inc.
5,250
purposes.
$$41,477
162,225
Nil
ILoss.—V.
$576,909
$149,283'
162,225
162,225
$0.92
187,
p.
.
136.
Nil
4-wheel
2-and
and
generator
sells
heavy
sets,
and
duty
service
parts.
Royalties
Other
of
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$51,754
—
$37,669
$96,618
,$77,166
10,745
10,751
22,189
22 480
22,328
.
income
&
696
29,401
$102,776
income
$84,647
$49,116
$148,208
—TT692-
■~T67T42~
—■38v8-3ir-
taxes
repay
of
$2,500,000.
188,
short-term
p.
14.962
Net' income
12,100
and
bank
the
loans
presently
remainder
will
be
outstanding
added
to
the
amount
working
in
capital.
$69,122
used
road
shrs.
Earns,
—V.
avail,
oer
1C7,
p.
lor
divds.
outstanding
com.
293.
share.
.
•
a
previous
is" the
of
production
this
business
specialized
building
line
other
and
addition
going
on
at the Yale & Towne
Pa.
addition
plant
acquired
this
for
in
"of™ Yale?
$42,699
"9,382
27,589
20,368
$29,305
$96,711
$63,067
108,658
110.373
108,658
110.373
-$0.52
SO.27
$0.89
$0.57
\
•
.
.
Valley Forge,
to .increase
Towne
demand
to
enlargement
major
tractor
February,
rubber-tired
of
shovels
1957,
since
Increased
tractor
shovels,
bulk
materials handling,
Batavia plant
and also utilization
heavy
the
third
Trojan
in
duty
"fez
21,048
Zale Jewelry Co.,
This
a
Com.
35,000
1_
;i:
6,350
$19,923
$56,791
;
28,155
3,410
$42,124
income..
9,641
7,369
14,667
on
Depletion
1759.
'V'"'
;
■'•3-2rfr?S-
proceeds from the sale of the common stock will be used in part
tb
facilities
Yale
.
3,130
admin. expenses
Depletion
&
deprecia.
&
Est.
Co.
•'
80,000
60,000
2.
tractor shovels now
drive
Batavia
new
required
Total
Gen,
Inc.
—V.
1959—3 MOS.—1958
coal.
cn
Dividends
122,000
is
Center,
Research
:
-Reports Increased Profits—
Period Ended June 30—
Commission—
Exchange
and
300,000 shs.
follows;
as
Manufacturing Co.—Plant Addition—
Towne
&
company
The
Waukesha Motor Co., Waukesha, Wis.—Registers With
are
CO: "i_>
Co.
-
Common
Outstanding
150,000
constructing an addition to its Trojan Division
plant at Batavia, New York, which, when completed early in
1960,
will permit a substantial increase over the current rate of production
of its Trojan
tractor shovel line of pneumatic tired tractor sliovels,
it
was
announced
in
New
York
Oct.
2
by
Gilbert W. Chapman,
President.
'
7
Y
•.
./
The new addition, he said, will also permit enlargement of development facilities
to supplment the research and engineering work
on
The
Profit—
ops.
&
taxes
-
1,000,000 shs.
—
McDaniel
$3,638,780
950.535
$3,878,503
539,373
7,267''
7
..
incorporated
Corp.,
Shares '
17,344,184
18,295,748
::4
corporate
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
___________
' $2,911,366 $22,174,251 $20,982,964
$446,571'
ops.
inc.—
Period End. June 30—
sales
Carolina
North
a
SI
(par
UNDERWRITERS—The
Yale
Coal
common
general
for
1022.
p.
Inc. before
for
available
Balance
$2,654,251
2,207,680
564,210 Drh426,218
12,290
271,020
___
190,
ry.
oper.
Westmoreland
~~
used
be
its
CAPITALIZATION
$7,396,026
$6,684,829
earned
surplus-restricted
from
rev.
railway
—V.
$3,169,282
$3,949,093
item
from
will
••.-'•
is
company
having
1958,
31,
758.790
Net
income before
Net
:;
proceeds
place of business at 114 North Greene St.,
Greensboro, N. Car.
The stock is offered as speculation in an original
venture
which has no earnings history.
The company proposes to sell, construct and finance "shell homes."
The initial operatipn will be in Greensboro and if successful will then
be expanded to other ateas in the state and eventually to other states. '
July
1959—8 Mos.-^1958
1959—Month—1958
;
share to North Carolina r<^i-
'
net
McCarleyNet
♦Transfer
Inc.—Securities Offered—United Securi¬
McCarley & Co., and McDaniel Lewis & Co.,
Aug. 22 publicly offered 175,000 shares of common
Warrants
RR.—Earnings—
-
Co.;
Authorized
Central
Wisconsin
Railway
Iifcome
properties.
Construction ex¬
for the 18-month period ending
1022.
p.
66,315
89,7*8:324' $10,154,816
utility
dents
132,738
,
income...
oper.
190,
$317,316
265,199
rail¬
operations....
way
—V.
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$346,337
283,674
expenses
oper.
Period End. Aug. 31—
$5,472,878
competitive
at
company's
the
to
BUSINESS—The
1959—Month—1958
revenue..
oper.
^
§hort-term bank loans aggregating $1,600,000, to
to retire
penditures-are Estimated at $6,200,000
Dec. 31, I960.—V. 182, p. 458.
Common
S5.428.303
:
Michigan Street, Milwaukee,
the SEC seeking regis¬
Series due 1989. to be
bidding. Net proceeds thereof
the
provements
Ry. of Alabama—Earnings—
Net revenue
$34,453,488 $27,698,255
24,765,846
sale
public
offered
PROCEEDS—The
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
Net
6c
exp.
ops.
ry.
West
231
at
purposes.-
"Railway
Operating
p.'
Western
£
Operating
3,637,684'
exps.
$4,606,611 $35,619,296 $32,978,242
• 3,243,438
27,193,770 25,999.714
oper. inc.—
1022.
from
^et railway
prospectus
lists Ned
Bord
as
Board
President, and S. F. Felker as Executive
Washington Water Power Co.—Earnings Up—
located
Wise Homes,
1959—8 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
$4,248,823
rev..
1022.
p.
Commission—\
Exchange
and
company,
stock
are
and
directors
1118.
The
Sidney Haddad
Vice-President.—V.
which
$20,000.
exercise
Vice-President.
Chairman.
common
$30,000,
company now has
board of directors for
operating
operating
new
a
Sept.; 30 filed a registration statement with
tration of, S3,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
Pacific RR. Co.—Earnings—
Western
Railway
Railway
..."
'
p.
Period End, Aug. 31—
continued purchase
used primarily for the
and deed of trust notes.
and
190,
Deficit.—y.
building
of
company's treasury for capital expenditures previously
made and to finance in part the cost of continuing additions and im¬
operations— —
income—-
way
-'
cost
Wisconsin Michigan Power Co.—Registers Bonds With
reimburse
Net revenue from rail¬
Net
"*
on
1959—Month—1958 ~~ 1959—8 Mos.—1958 —
$2,564,211
$3,692,742 $31,746,915 $29,116,851
Period End. Aug. 31—-
Railway
1960.
1,
proceeds will be applied toward, the
Louis, Mo.—V. 190, p. 202.
The
Securities
Maryland Ry.—Earnings—
Western
com¬
plant in St.
025.834
,
funds
June
fore
This
•
This
—
525.077
660,437
2,872,823
—.——.
Placement
through Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
has arranged to place a 15-year $20,000,000 promissory
note privately with an institutional investor, it was an¬
nounced on Sept. 28. The note is to be dated on or be¬
$623,597
depreciation, depleiion and
earnings before
capital
This
and
adminis.
Working capital (including
—V, 187, p. 1438.
'
Inc.—
Co.,
Development
and
Mortgage
Washington
———-—_
........—
flow
cash
Net
.
Net
its
Monday, October 5, 1959
.
pany,
391.940
2.285
$991,544
1,060.452
gas
costs,
Operating
.96.
p.
income
and
Outstanding
100,000 shs.
Sl)-i——
oil
Total
Authorized
Common
daily
Average
Crude
7 7":.
production (bamls)...—.-..^
production (barrels).—____—
sales (after royalties).—__
oil
crude
Net
1959
1958
413,500
Six Months Ended June 30—
application in
has conceivable
process
same
_
CAPITALIZATION
of
.
Co.:—Private
White-Rodgers
Oil & Gas Ltd.—Earnings-
Canadian
West
to establish the feasibility
appliances.
Battelle Memorial Institute of
Columbus, Ohio was engaged for the program.
Their experimentation
confirmed
the
feasibility
of
successful
electro-forming
of
dental
research
of
.
(1466)
54
company,
registration
registration
key
certain
to
Zale'r,
located
statement
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
at
512
with
South
the
Akard
SEC
on
St.,
Dallas,
Sept.
28,
Texas,
1959,
filed
seeking
of 31,050 shares
ol
commop
stock,
to be offered
to
employees of the company and its subsidiaries pursuant
Key
Employee Stock
Option
Plan.—V.
190,
p.
1119.
,
Volume
190
Number 5887
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
-and its thousands of
employees who help strengthen
America's Peace Power by buying U.S. Savings Bonds
People in America's petroleum industry take pride in the
vital role of their
products and services in the national
defense and domestic
economy.
This year the petroleum
industry celebrates its first century and features the slogan
"Born in freedom
...
working for progress."
Thousands upon thousands of these
people find personal
satisfaction, too, in helping to strengthen America's Peace
Power
The
through regular purchase of U.S. Savings Bonds.
of the Payroll
Savings Plan makes this sound prac¬
use
tice convenient and easy.
*
If your own company
Plan in
does
not
have
operation at present, take
steps to start one and help your
America." Your State
help. Telephone him
one
a
Payroll Savings
of these
two easy
people to "Share in
Savings Bond Director is anxious
now.
Or write
to
to
Savings Bond Divi¬
L. P.
sion, U.S. Treasury Department, Washington, D. C.
HOLLAND, skilled refinery technician, is typical of thou¬
sands of
key employees in this field who are buying U.S. Savings
regularly. Mr. Holland, through his company Payroll Savings
Plan, is making a personal contribution to the Peace Power of our
Bonds
country.
THE
THE
U.S. GOVERNMENT
DOES
NOT
PAY
FOR
THIS
COMMERCIAL
ADVERTISEMENT.
THE
TREASURY
AND
DEPARTMENT
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
THANKS, FOR THEIR PATRIOTISM, THE
ADVERTISING
COUNCIL AND
THE
DONOR
ABOVE.
am
'
/
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
ALABAMA
Bessemer,
Bond
Offering
Frances
C.
auction
bids
C I
e r
be
k
that
announces
will
received
at
10 a.m.
(CST) on Oct. 13 for the
purchase of $500,000 school bonds.
IDated Feb.-1,
from 1960 to
oil
Blair
option of the holder^ at the office
of any duly authorized agent of
the State Treasurer. Legality ap¬
Barcus,
County
(P.
O.
Clanton),
Alabama
&
Co.,
'Chrisfensen,
'field
&
Co.,
Laman
bids
(CST)
bonds.
1959. Due
Pined
utilities
fered
bonds
190,
to
of¬
1231—
p.
syndicate
a
headed by Hugo Marx & Co., at a
price of par, a net interest cost
*of
about
4.69%,
$135,000 5s.
follows:
as
Due
1960 to
Oct.
on
1971
"
Oct.
on
1977 to
Other
and
M.
Cumberland
Wood
&
Co.,
Corp.
Securities
County (P.
Hayneville), Ala.
Sale
An
—
warrants
First
National
sold
was
Bank,
of
rev¬
to- the
of
Mobile,
and
George
M.
Wood
&
Co.,
jointly, as 3V>s. Dated Sept. 1,
1959. Legality approved
by Du¬
mas, O'Neal & Hayes, of Birming¬
ham.
if.;
---iW''
*
■.
Bond
Sale—An issue of $75,000
mortgage
water
sold
was
announces
electric
the
auction
Hilsman
Be
' revenue
bonds.
"
after
and
Dec.
1969.
1,
Interest
$135,000 water
and
issue
sewer
Sept.
1,
Valley Joint Uftion High
Los Angeles and
Kern Counties, Calif.
Antelope
5s.
1959. Legality ap¬
by
Dumas,
O'Neal
Hayes, of Birmingham.
&
ARIZONA
District,
a
price
awarded
by
to
cost of about
4.39%,
$1,020,000 5s.= Due
1960 to
and
4s.
follows:
basis
about
of
Due
July
on
of
syndi¬
Boston
Corp., Dean
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, William
R. Staats & Co., Stone & Youngberg Securities Corp., Wagenseller
& Durst, Inc., Kenower, MacAr-
Witter
thur & Co., Fred
D. Blake & Co.,
and C. N. White & Co.
from
1974
to
members
1979
of
on
1,
July
1-
inclusive.
the
syndi¬
cate: John Nuveen &
Co., Merrill
JLynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Inc., R. H. Moulton
&
Co., Dean
Witter & Co., Lee Higginson
Corp.,
William R. Staats &
Co., Paine,
Webber,Jackson & Curtis, Francis
Los
of
•
Union
Puente
Los
-
Bromlield
High
Sch.
until
.9
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
$500,000
of
Springs, Calif.
Sale—The
at
the
County
$155,000
School
District,
Los
820—were awarded to Kid¬
Peabody & Company.
p.
der,
Santa
School
Union
Tehama
school
Cruz
210,000
County, Calif.
4s.
1968 to
until 9
(PST) on Oct. 20 for
purchase of $480,000 school
Santa
1980 to
Dated
Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on
office.
d
1, 1959. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office, in San
Bank
the
&
Trust
San
Association,
follows:
Savings
as
Due
$65,000 5s.
1961
to
Wood,
was
1974
on
7:30 p.m.
Nov.
1
from
1960
to
inclusive.
905,000 off-street parking bonds.
Due
Dated
on
Nov. 1, 1984.
City Treasurer's office,
option of the holder, at
or
at
any
the
ation,
of
San
Francicso,
State
21
(State of)
Offering—Bert A. Betts,
Treasurer,
will
receive
for
the
(PST) on
purchase of $7,a.m.
500,000 San Francisco State Har¬
bor
Development, Series A bonds.
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on
July 1
from 1964 to 1983 inclusive. Bonds
due in 1981
and thereafter are
callable
as
a
as
fol¬
lows:
$70,000 5s. Due
1960 to
Oct.
June
on
15
1
from
April
on
1,
whole
or
in
part
to
1976 to
Oakland
Alameda
Los
District,
Rockville, Conn.
Bond
Sale
The
—
1120—has been postponeo.
190, p.
Richmond Municipal Sewer Dist.
No.
1
-City—Gierke—will-
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Hay-
receive.
000
(PST)
Dated Nov. 15,
Jam l5 from 1961 to
on
inclusive.
1984
terest
(J-J)
Co.;
from
Principal and in¬
payable at the City
office.
Legality ap¬
School
District,
1023—were
3,200,000
from
1975
Due
to
400,000 1s. Due
Other
Due
to
33/4s.
1976
Nov. 1
from
inclusive.
1969
3M>s.
1983
on
members
on
Nov.
1
inclusive.
on
Nov.
until
Oct.
for
Dated
13
Del.
$309,000
gen¬
obligation
sanitary L sewer
system^ bonds offered
Sept. 26
.—v.
190, p. 1231—were awarded,
Continental American Life
the
to
ton,
Company, of Wilming¬
4%s, at a price of par.
as
Wilmington, Del.
iteasui^er
isond
Of iering—uity
Maurice
Williams
F.
that the
purchase
bids
scaled
until
11
Oct. 13 for the$4,375,000 bonds, as
(EDST)
a.m.
announces
Mayor and City Council
receive
will
on
of
11
the
1960
to
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
1984
of
bonds.
on Oct.
inclusive.
Montezuma
Portland,, Equitable Securir
Corp., California Bank, Los
Angeles,
Dean
Witter
&
Co.,
Crocker-Anglo National Bank, Los
Angeles, Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
1
1960
from
to
inclusive.
Due
school
from
1
,
bonds.
Due
1960
from
1
Nov.
Nov.
on
1984 inclusive.
1960 to
600,000
project
redevelopment
1984 in¬
to
011
clusive.
1,250,000 marine terminal bonds.
Due
Nov.
on
from
1
1960
to
inclusive.
1984
County School District
(P.\0, Cortez), Colo;
l
Nov.
Dated
Writer
&
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬
burn & McCarthy, of New York
City.'
•
.,
FLORIDA
was
$250,000
sold to Peters,
Christensen,
Escambia
Bond
Nov.
for
9
the
school
$2,000,000
of
of
Board
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
until
bonds..
10
Board
W.
E.
sealed
Britain,
Offering
of
Finance
330,000
and
Jr.,
Atwood,
bids
until
Oct. 5 for
Conn.
2
of
Taxation
will
p.m.
receive
(EDST)
the purchase of $1.-
bonds,
as
follows:
Nov.
1
from. 1960
to
1979
the
of
1
from
1960
to
1979
Dated
Nov.
1, 1959. Payable
Connecticut
Bank
&
Company, of New Hartford,
the
New
Britain
of New Britain.
National
at
Trust
or
at
Bahk,
on
Oct.
and
the
Due
payable
at
City,
at the option
or
holder, at the Florida Na¬
tional Bank, of Pensacola.
by
approved
Trimble
shall,
Legal¬
Caldwell, Mar¬
&
Mitchell,
of
New York City.
Lake
inclusive.
the
(A-O)
of New York
20,000 Subway Fund bonds. Due
Nov.
inclusive.
Morgan-Guaranty Trust Company,
inclusive.
on
the
Principal
1, 1959.
April
interest
ity
$1,310,000 Water Fund bonds. Due
until
bids
Oct. 6 for
purchase of $435,000 Santa Rosa
Island
facilities
revenue
bonds.
1, 1944,
Chairman
—
on
the
Commissioners
sealed
(CST)
a.m.
that
announces
County
receive
will
Dated
New
Bond
Caro
A.
cent
received
County (P.O.
Pensacola), Fla.
Offering—Chairman Vin¬
Inc.
Enfield, Conn.
1959. Principal
payable at the
1,
and interest (M-N)
Bond Sale—An issue of
on
Moulton
Nov.
on
1984
bonds.
County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by O'Mel¬
veny & Myers, of Los Angeles.
gon,
ties
Beach,
The
—
eral
Piincipal and interest (A-O) pay¬
syndi¬
Ripley & Co., Inc.,
& Co., Weeden &
Co., First National Bank of Ore¬
H.
'
20 for the
able at the
cate: Harriman
R.
Sale
Bond
1,000,000
school building
Oct. 15, 1959. Due
from
15
1
inclusive.
the
Oct.
DELAWARE
Rehoboth
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
on
Nov. 1, 1984.
of
until
is reported.
Orange
County, Calif.
Bond
follows:
1970
4.01%.
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
Due
Tustin
net interest cost of about
2,400,000
Put¬
$1,525,000 parking facilities bonds.
purchase
on
about
of
Bond
CONNECTICUT
Co., and the American
Company, at a price of
1960 to
as
Simsbury, Conn.
cisco.
offered
&
$4,000,000 5s. Due
com¬
Co.,
follows:
Blyth
as
&
Co.,, and ft, Q.. White &.
4.05s, at a price of 100.32,
basis
a
grbu'f)
a
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
be
a
&
to
Estabrook
of
on
bonds.
sewer
1959, Due
awarded to a syndicate headed by
100.02,
3.68%,
sew¬
awarded
posed
Oct. 13 for the purchase "of " $550,-
$10,000,000
p.
$710,000
treatment plant bonds of¬
Sept. 28—v. 190, p. 1344—
Insurance
Bond Offering—Harlan J.
deny
r<
(P. O. Richmond), Calif.
building bonds
District,
bonds
Sale—The
fered
erage
it
until Oct. 20.
County, Calif.
school, Series B
Sept. 29—v. 190,
approved
by
Robinson,
Cole, of Hartford.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
No.
June 15 from
School
&
-
School
COLORADO
inclusive.
1979
Unified
pay¬
Bank
purchase of $515,000 school bonds,
1975 inclusive.
on
on
Robinson &
nam
1959.
from
June 15 from
on
1959, Due
Company, of Hartford. Le¬
gality
be
Ranchito
1966 inclusive.
60,000 4*4s. Due
fiscal
California
Oct.
$250,000
bonds
sold to the Bank of America
Trust
May 1, 1959. Principal
(M-N) payable at the
and interest
sealed bids until 10
from
inclusive;'
$230,000
National Trust & Savings Associ¬
1967
(PST)
on Oct. 13 for the
purchase of $1,700,000 revenue bonds, as follows:
Due
1
.
Offering — C. Raymond
City Clerk, will receive
bids until
April
on
1978
Francisco.
on
Manteca, Calif.
plant
improvement
Connecticut
the
at
Bond
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
be
Francisco.
treatment
tt.W.
receive
(EDST) on
purchase of $2,^
the
capital
of
1969 inclusive.
to
1970
Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
Beverly Hills, Calif.
sealed
$310,000
sold to
National
America
of
Francisco,
Jose.
Bond Sale—An issue of
v e re
will
noon
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Oct.
sewage
reported.
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
and interest
San
E
•—
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Trust
school building bonds was
Treasurer's
Oct. 1 from
on
1984 inclusive.
120,000 4s. Due
Bond
Oct. 1, 1967.
Oct. 1 from
on
is
Clerk,
until
for
13
Oct.
665,000
ing of $83,000 school bonds origi¬
nally scheduled for Sept. 29— v.
inclusive.
125,000 4.20s. Due
a.m.
bonds.
Due
1979
for the
Angeles County, Calif.
1966 inclusive.
on
City
bids
sealed
able
Counties, Calif.
15,000 4»/4s. Due
14
various im¬
Norwalk, Conn.
pay¬
""'*'
and
District,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale;—An issue of
'Dated
High School
Clara
...1
Principal and interest (A-O)
Bluff
Red
Dist.,
• ,"-<A
n-;-: ••
District,
of
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
gen¬
obligation municipal govern¬
bonds offered Sept. 23—v.
190,
Treasurer's
Los Gatos Joint Union
provement
Barnes,
ment
Oct.
$700,000
bonds, it
Bond Offering
Palm
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on
office
until
purchase of
Co.
&
245,000 4s. Due
Oct. 20 for
on
received
be
Conn.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
were
&
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
Bond
Due
La
&
agency of the City in Los Angeles,
.Chicago or New York City. Legal¬
approved
by
19^0 ity
O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
1973.
4.30s.
by O'Melveny
Angeles.
approved
1960 to
the
First
cate:
July 1, 197®
on
ity
Myers,
4.70%.
members
July 1 from
on
1971.
1,030,000
Other
as
1969 inclusive.
285,000 4%s. Due
and
syndicate
Blyth & Co., Inc., at
100.05, a net interest
of
265,000
a
Principal
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Bond Salei—1The $4,000,000 school
$795,000 off-street parking bonds.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Bond Sale^—The
$2,600,000 street
and highway improvement bonds
offered Sept. 29—v.
190, p. 1231
headed
Ana
Bond Sale—An issue of $450,000
building bonds offered Sept. 29—
v. 190, p. 1121—were awarded to a
building bonds was sold to the
syndicate headed by the Bank of Bank of America National Trust
mericF National Trust & Sav-" XT Savings Association,
of ""San
ings Association, of San Fran¬ Francisco, as follows:
cisco, as 4%s, at a price of 100.61,
$100,000 5s. Due on Oct. 1 from
to
proved
—were
inclusive.
1980
to
able
revenue
refunding warrants was sold
Hugo Marx & Co., as 5V4s and
IDated
of
seller
of
Principal and interest (M-N)
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
An
Mac-Arthur & Co., Wagen¬
& Durst, Inc., and Garrett-
Oct. 13 for
the
Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1984 inclusive.
Samson, Ala.
Utah, N. A., Salt Lake City, Ken¬
ower,
Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Legality approved by Mehafl'y, Smith & Williams, of Little
ham.
—
Santa
on
$63,000 general
school
bonds.
Dated
purchase
1961
Dated
the
Sale
(PST)
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from
I960 to
1989
inclusive. Callable* County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
on
any interest payment date on
Co., as 5V2s and 5s. Dated May
I, 1959. Legality approved by Duvnas, O'Neal & Hayes, of Birming¬
Warrant
the
in
office
a.m.
same
purchase .of $750,000
Angeles
revenue
J. H.
to
1969.
that
Waterworks Board, Ala.
Ponds
his
at
and interest (A-O) payable at the
Bassett
-■
Newton
first
bids
Interest J-D.
by Mehaffy,
& Williams, of Little Rock.
1,
approved
Other
issue
Security Bank of
Newington,
,
Corp., Kcan, Tay¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until 11
Oct. 15, 1959. Due on Oct. 15 from
time for
a
O.
.$125,000 State Gasoline Tax
enue
Wallace,
B.
obligation
on
Offering—Mayor La-
syndi¬
Lowndes
Warrant
on
date
also
School
cate: Berney, Perry & Co., Merrill
jLynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Sellers, Doe & Bonham, J. M.
3Dain & Co., Inc., Watkins, Mor-
Farish, George
Callable
to
CALIFORNIA
the
of
1960
1 from
1989 inclusive.
members
from
Offering—L.
Rock.
Oct. 1 from
on
1,
Aug.
Bond
and
1972 to 1976 inclusive.
•v
358,000 4.65s. Due
York Hanseatic
';'7
J-D.
from
1
inclusive.
107,000 4%s. Due
p.m.
Additional
corn-
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., New
lor & Co., First
Bond
any
Dec.
man
revenue
awarded
7
bids will be received at the
$600,000
Sept. 24—v.
\vere
1
payment
Legality
Jasper Water Works and Gas
Sale—The
at the
or
Cypress School District, Orange
County, Calif.
auction
at
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive.
nterest
after
that
Oct. 9 for the pur¬
$4,600,000
waterworks
of
Smith
Bond
office,
cisco.,.,','
Ark.
received
be
on
1989
Board, Ala.
State Treasurer's
Mayor W. F.
—
announces
will
*vas
sold
to
Hendrix & Mayes,
Inc., as 3.60& and 3y2s. Dated Feb.
I, 1959. Legality approved by Du¬
mas, O'Neal & Hayes, of Birming¬
*
after
proved by Orrick, Dahiqui.stj Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San'Fran¬
Rock,
Offering
revenue
.
interest payment date on
July 1, 1980. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
any
and
eral
chase
ham..
Little
North
Bond
Warrant Sale—An issue of $40,iOOO capital outlay schbol warrants
e.
Peters, Writer
&
Inc., Garrelt-BiomPasadena. Corp.
and
ARKANSAS
1959. Due on Feb. 1
1989 inclusive. Le¬
gality approved by White, Brad¬
ley, Arant, All & Rose, of Bir¬
mingham.
<Chilton
Co., J. A. Hogle &
Kindred
&
Co.,
Stranahan,
Harris
&
Co., Inc.,
Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Co., William
&
duPont
Co.,
City
—
Jones
I.
Ala,
Certificate
natural
City,
Sale
—
Fla.
The
$760,000
certificates
offered Sept. 24—v. 190, p. 1121-—
were
gas
revenue
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
of Mullaney, Wells & Co.;
Robert F. Bell & Co.; J. M. Dain
posed
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Co., Inc., at
and
a
F.
S.
Yantis 8c
price of 97.00, a net
Volume
190
Number
5887
.
.
The Commertkil and Financial Chronicle
.
(1469)
interest
,
cost
of
about
4.65%,
Madison
as
follows:
$10,000 3V2s.
15,000
15,000
20,000
.
Due
May
3.70s. Due on May
3.90s. Due on May
4s. Due on May 1,
4.10s. Due on May
15,000
on
East
1, 1962.
1, 1963.
1, 1964.
20,000 4.20s.
Due
eral
Due
Due
Lake
Certificate
City
<
Commission
sealed
L
£
bids
Oct!.
on
will
until
22
for
11
enue
certificates,
1958.
Due
1969
on
and
that the
7
the
for
April
from
1
1959.
1,
to
1961
1971
purchaser.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
with
upon
the
rev¬
University of Illinois (P. O.
Urbana), III.
Bond Sale—The 83,450,000 hous¬
ing revenue, Series C bonds of¬
Dated
Certificates due in
callable
fered
interest payment date on
after Nov. 1, 1968.
Principal
and ' interest
Dated
Dec.
on
agreed
receive
are
Oct.
on
Sept.
29—v.
awarded
were
payable afe
off New York
Legality approved by Cald¬
rentals
at
City.
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitch¬
ell, of New York City;
190,
to
1232—
syndicate
p.
a
by F. S. Smithers & Co.,
price of 98.55, a net interest
cost
a
District
received
be
to
unlimited
under
the*
ad
valorem
bids
the
County of Marion.
lease agreement £uns for 40
to
101%, .according
to
'
7-
4.52%,
as
-.Si:
• _•
B.
J.
&
Van
1982
to
,
inclusive.
1988
q
offered
the
at
time
same
Ingen
&
Co.
Home" Finance
ILLINOIS
price' of
a
Illinois
par.———
3 7s s,
"at"
>
until
for
10
INDIANA
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
(CST) on Oct. 14
purchase
of
$1,000,000
the
non-tax
exempt
nue
bonds.
Due
on
dormitory
Dated
June
June
from
1
1961
ing of $490,000
1998
School
District
school bonds
was
Kegley, Inc., at
a
sold
No.
as
Sept.
Offering—Secretary Frank
Mertz
announces
that
sealed
bids will be received until 10
(CST)
Scott &
of
price of 100.01,
net interest cost of about 4.30%
a
A.
$300,000
to
for
Franklin), Ind.
(P. O. DeerReld), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
:
scheduled
rev¬
Franklin College of Indiana (P. O.
Bond
County
110
works
190, p. 1024—has been in¬
definitely postponed.
inclusive. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Lake
sewage
17—v.
1958.
to
bonds
enue
reve¬
1,
1959.
Bloomfield, Ind.
a.m.
a.m.
Oct. 14 for the purchase
$450,000 mon-tax exempt dor¬
on
mitory and student center bonds.
,
Dated Dee. 1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1
from 1960 to 1997 inclusive.
In-
follows:
ceive
chase
4s.
Due
Dec. 1
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
on
120,000 41/4s. Due
1967 to
-
1971
Dated
1975
Sept.
on
1,
1959.
National
Indianapolis-Marion County Bldg.
Authority (P. O., Indianapolis),
Indiana
Interest
Chap¬
Bond Sale—The
ernmental
Bank
awarded to
syndicate headed by
Blyth & Co., Inc., and Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., at a price of
100.04, a net interest cost of about
4.14%, as follows:
$4,925,000
from
&
Co., of Chicago, at a price
100.02, a net interest cost of
about 4.01
%*,
as
follows:
$575,000 414s. Due
1961
to
on
from
members
on
of
the
syndi¬
cate:
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
Smith,
Barney
&
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Eastman
Dillon,
Union
Securities
&
to
4Vgs.
1973
1999
to
bonds, which
to
finance
on
Jan.
ceived
on
Jan.
1
inclusive.
are
rated A1
are
being
construction
of
twenty-six story building in In¬
dianapolis, Ind., to house officials
and emplovees of the city and of
Marion County, and certain other
governmental officials and em¬
ployees of the criminal, civil and
probate courts within the county.
The City-County
place
& Co.
in
a
1875,
the
1908
and
1896.
building will
courthouse
city hall
completed
re¬
in
completed in
the police station built
7
1,
1960
1959. Due
to
J-J.
on
until
Legality
approved
■
(CST)
on
Town
(CST)
purchase of
revenue
on
Oct.
bids
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
1 from 1960 to 197.9
Principal
payable
Lawrence
Bank
and
interest
at
the
Indiana
&
Trust
Com¬
in North Manchester. Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCorci.
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
pany,
Silver
Creek
Townships
Sellersburg),
Bond
(P.
O.
Ind.
Offering—Earl
W. Beyl,
will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 15 for the purchase of $142,000 general obligation bonds, as
Township
Trustee,
follows:
$70,000
re¬
School
Township bonds.
semi-annually from July
1, 1963 to July 1, 1974.
72,000
Civil
Township
bonds.
Due
of?
7-
•
(P.
O.
Sale
Gretna/i
street
4%s, at
as
An
—
issue olf
paving
certifi¬
sold to Scharff &
was
basis
a
of
from
about
1960
to
Jones,
price of 100.003*
a
4.79 %.
The certificates are due
pur¬
revenue
1969
serially
inclusive.
MAINE
bids
at
10
improvement
1 from
Bond
bonds.
received
be
at
2
purpose
Moseley
19G9
p.m.
Bond Sale—The
ceive
sealed
j
a.m.
l
chase
(CST)
bids
oral
re¬
at
on
Nov.
from
1
1960
Oct.
800,000
for
1960
Ky.
April 1
from
1961
to
due
from
1968
of
&
Bank
&
&
Co.
to
the
1984
group
Co.,
(Inc.);
Trust
Com¬
&
Sullivan
Co.7
&
Co.*
-
^
Wicomico
County
(P.
O.
Salisbury), Md.
Bond Offering—President Wade
H.
Insley, Jr., announces that the
County Commissioners will re¬
sealed
(EDST)
on
on
Dated
Nov.
clusive.
1980 inclu¬
(M-N)
until
noon
Oct. 13 for the pur¬
$770,000 public school
on
of
bonds.
revenue-
bids
1
Nov.
from
payable
1,
1966
Principal
at
1959.
to
and
1979
Due
in¬
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
Treasurer's
payable at the New Farms Na¬
tional Bank, of Glasgow. Legality
by Wyatt, Grafton &
Grafton, of Louisville.
proved by Niles, Barton, Yost &
Dankmeyer, of Baltimore.
office.
approved
MASSACHUSETTS
,
Due semi-annuallv from
July
1, 1963 to July 1, 1974.
Dated
Oct.
Princioai
and interest pavable at the Sel¬
lersburg State Bank, in Sellerssursr. Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
1,
1959.
Mt.
Ashland, Mass.
Washington,
Ky.
Bond Sale—The $290,000 water¬
Bond
works
system revenue bonds of¬
fered Sept. 21—v. 190, p. 112)—
were awarded, as follows:
Sale
—
The school
bonds
totaling $675,000 offered SeptT30
—v.
190, p. 1346—were awarded
to Kidder, Peabody &
Co., and
bonds to a local group -White, Weld & Co., jointly, as
Dated Sept.
1, 1962 to 1969 3.90s, at a price of 100.39, a basis
inclusive.
of about 3.83%.
$28,000
,
^
Oct. 1,
4.20s, due V
on
$544,000
1
Fitzpatrick,
revenue
1959. Due
41/->s,
Oct. I,.
on
inclusive;
Co.;
Mead, Miller & Co.; Robert Gar¬
rett & Sons; Robert L.
Whittake?
chase
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1966
Stein Bros. & Boyce; Rand &
190, p. 1345—has
indefinitely.
building
to
bonds,
pany;
Rauscher, Pierce
Inc.; Andrews & Wells;
ceive
school
1984
Co.;
Glasgow, Ky.
Offering—Sealed bids will
$297,000
to
'
Nuveen
Wachovia
be received until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Oct.
6
for
the
purchase of
Bond
1968
building
members
totaling $408,000 scheduled
28—v.
inclusive:
Hornblower & Weeks; J. C. Brad¬
ford & Co.; Baker, Watts &
Columbia, Ky.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
been postponed
from
and
John
are:
public city hall corporation first
mortgage revenue bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1959. Due on April 1 from
1961 to 1980. Principal and interest (A-O) payable at the Taylor
County Bank, in Campbellsville.
Legality approved by Joseph R.
Rubin, of Louisville.
for Sept.
1
Oct.
Other
•
p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 5 for the purchase of $100,000
sewer
1966
inclusive.
| be received until 7
and
to
1960
1967;
Offering—Sealed bids will
water
as
'
$224,000 5s, due
on
bonds
abojit-^^T^
public
from
KENTUCKY
ing of
•
mt—
a
inclusive.
$32,000
Campbellsville,
100.002,
"T"—-
on
10
i to 1969 inclusive. Interest M-N.
Bond
of
of
$208,000 41/2s, due on Oct. 1,
1967; and $3,536,000 4.20s, duv>
improvement
$7,500
Due
will
cost
from
Oct. 9 for the pur-
on
of
bonds.
and
Clerk,
price
a
$5,200,000 public school bonds, fov
$1,456,000 5s, due on Oct. J.
Chicago.
Pleasant Twp. (P. O. Decorah), la.
Bond Offering—Wallace Nortt-
Township
$6,000,000 bonds
S:
follows:
heim,
of
oifered Sept> 29-v.
190, p. 1232_
were
awarded
-to
a
syndicate
headed
bv
KirMpr
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
the
basis
MARYLAND
,
at
3.90s,
as
Georges County (P. O.
Upper Marlboro), Md.
at
interest
payable
Co., jointly,
100.65, a
Prince
School
interest
|
&
at -a price of
about 3.83%.
Interest M-N.
will
Sale—The
$650,000' vari¬
bonds offered Sept.
28—v. 190, p. 1346—were
awarded,
to White, Weld &
Co., and F. ST,
ous
a.m.
1960 to
*
Lewiston, Maine
(CST) 011 Oct. 6 for the purchase
of
$650,000
general
obligation
school building bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1 from 1960
1 ;
20 for the
waterworks
Inc.,
Grinnell-Newburg Community Sch.
District (P. O. Grinnell), Iowa
Bond Offering—Sealed and oral
Ross,
until
$168,714.36
Nov.
inclusive.
(M-N)
on
$126,000
bids
1960
for the
(CST>
Louisiana
Certificate
Oct. 9 for the purchase
Nov.
on
inclusive.
Interest
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
oral
$7,500
Due
Manchester, Ind.
—
Offering—DeVere Gross-
receive
Parish
.
and
of
North
will
28
receive
purchase
/
Jefferson
pur¬
from
the
.
10
-
sealed
apolis.
nickle,
1
for
sive..
re¬
at
14
$45,000 paving certificates. Due
serially from 1960 to 1974 inclu¬
Township (P. O.
Decorah), Iowa
Bond Offering—Adojph
Hagen,
Township
Clerk,
will
receive
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
Bond
bids
Clerk,—will
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Oct.
on
Offering—Robert FV
City
sealed
1
Glenwood
.-,<y
p.m.
by
Oct.
&
bonds, it is reported.
July 1 from
inclusive.
1971
Certificate
improvement
Nov.
on
Legality
Houma, La. v'- 7-
;
Bourg,
Nov..
on
chase of $950,000 electric
re- i
will
until
to
.
Estherville, Iowa
Bond Offering—Bids will be
(CST) on Oct. 13 for the purchase |
$6,000 municipal bonds. Dated
Oct.
1
inclusive.
1972
Due
Standard & Poor's,
issued
Co., Dean Witter & Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co., The Illinois
Company, and Barcus, Kindred
1963
Due
a
Jan. 1 from
1965 to 1974 inclusive.
Other
The
by
Jan. 1
1964 inclusive.
2,625,000 4s. Due
from
a
4%s.
27,075,000
Trust
of
bids
Due
of
Due
$32,000,000 gov¬
building bonds offered
Sept. 29 — v. 190, p. 1232 —were
Libertyville-Fremont
Consol. High Sch. District No. 120
(P. O. Libertyville), III.
Bond Sale—The $3,200,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 29—
v.
190, p. 1345—were awarded to
a syndicate headed by the Conti¬
Illinois
sealed
p.m.
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
County,
nental
J-D.
Legality approved by
I Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Dec. 1 from Indianapolis.
J-D. Legality approved by
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
Lake
terest
inclusive.
140,000 4%s. Due
1972 to
on
from
Clerk-Treasurer,
seive
;
cates
Due
Town
sold
was
oral
$7,500
195.?,.
1990
to
LOUISIANA
Y
$30,000
1969 inclusive. Interest M-N.
to
the
Mulberry (P. O. Clinton), Ind.
Bond Offering—Eileen Weidncr,
of
Oct. 9 for the
on
of
bonds.
Inc.;
for
(CST)
a.m.
M-N.
by Wyatt, Grafton
of Louisville.
Grafton,
inclusive.
and
Interest
approved
Twp. (P. O. Decorah), la.
Offering — Clarance E.
sealed
May 1 from 1962
inclusive.
.7'..--:";"l7'v";'
mature
1977
reve¬
1,
on
:;
Jewell,. Township Clerk, will
semi-annually
from
July 1, 1960 to Jan. 1, 1970. Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
'
$40,000
13
bonds
bonds
Bond
bids until 6:30
Oct.
on
works
Decorah
purchase of $49,000 municipal im¬
provement bonds.
Dated Oct. 1,
Bond
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
(CST)
a.m.
M-N.
Clive, Iowa
1960 to
from
ThomasH,
—
Interest
Sale—An issue
The
;TowriClerk-Treasurer,-
will receive sealed
p.m.
Technology
(P. O. Chicago), III.
Offering — R. J. Spaeth,
.!'•
V
of
Institute
Agencyf"as
Bond Offering
Eddv. Jr.-.,
$300,000
exempt I dormitory
bonds.
Dated May
nue
on
water
Wertheim & Co.; A. C. Allyn and
were
bids until 1:30 p.m.
(CST) on Oct,
for
the
purchase of
9
Sparks & Company.
Co., Inc.;
1
Offering—Dr. M. A. Mil¬
ler, President, will receive sealed *
,
oral bids until 10
77
follows:
| sold to the Federal Housing and
College (P. O.
Barbourville), Ky.
Oct. 9 for the purchase
of $7,500 improvement bonds. Due
011
Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1969 in
Corporation;
Smith, Barney ; & Co.; Harriman
Ripley & Co. Incorporated; Kid¬
der, Peabpdy & Co.; City Securi¬
ties Corporation; Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc.; C. J. Devine & Co.; Shields
& Company; White, Weld & Co.;
Nuveen
Union
Due
(CST)
Boston
1999 inclusive.
non-tax
Bond
are:~7/
Federal
Financo
Bond
sealed and
re¬
the
Home
4%s, at a prico
on
Sept. 1 front
as
Due
par.
Offering—Leo McConnell,
Township
Clerk,
will
receive
Co., Inc. and Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc. in the offering
associated
of
12
$350,000
Township (P. O. Decor ah),
clusive.
John
of
¬
those
First
Oct.
on
purchase
building bonds.
with
The
(CST)
p.m.
Iowa
date.
Among
Blyth &
.
to
and
1970 to
Bond
-
7
2
Canoe
"
r
the
school
commencing with the com¬
pletion of the building.
Bonds
maturing on or after
Jan. 1, 1970 are redeemable at the
option of the Authority at re¬
demption • prices
ranging
from
104%
at
for
apolis and the Board of Commis¬
demption
..
Schaf-
tors, will receive sealed and oral
Authority, the City of Indian¬
The
C.
bonds
Housing
Agency,
fer, Secretary of Board of Direc¬
lease agreement between
a
(P.
Offering—Paul
taxes
Company Incorporated; Raffensperger, Hughes
& Co. Incorpo¬
$300,000 43/is. Due on Oct. 1 from rated;
Indianapolis
Bond
and
1962 to 1968 inclusive.
Share
Corporation;
Collett
&
2,980,000 41/2s. Due on Oct. 1
Company,
Inc.;
Hornblower
&
Tampa, Fla.
from 1969 to 1998 inclusive.
! Weeks;;A.
G. Becker & Co.sInV. Bond. Sale—The $935,000 parfc"170,000 4V8s. Due on Oct. 1, 1999.
i corporatedf J'&'Ihe, Webber, Jackring facilities revenue bonds of¬
Other members of the syndi¬ i son & Curtis;- Hemphill,
fered Sept. 29—v. 190, p. 1232—
Noyes &
cate: Ira Haupt & Co., Reynolds
Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.;
were
awarded
to a
group
com¬
& Co., Stern Brothers & Co., Wm.
First of Michigan Corporation;
posed pf Ira Haupt & Co.; MulE. Pollock & Co., Inc., Hirsch &
Bacon, Whipple & Co.; William
laney, Wells & Co.; Stubbs, WatBlair
&
Company;
John
W.
kins & Lombardo, Inc., and R. F. Co., Baxter & Co., Rand & Co.,
Clarke &
Co.; Clark, Dodge &
Bell & Co., at a price of par, a Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Wal¬
lace, Geruldsen & Co., Wm. J. Co.; W. H. Morton & Co. Incor¬
net interest cost of about 4.81%,
Mericka & Co., Allan Blair & Co.,
porated; Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
as follows:
I
Goodbody & Co., Tripp & Co., Inc.; The Illinois Company In¬
$320,000 5s. 'Due on Oct. 1 from
Inc., M. B. Vick & Co., First corporated; American Securities
,1961 to 1974 inclusive.
1 Cleveland
Corp., J. M. Dain & Corporation; First Southwest
' 135,000 4.70s.
Due on Oct. 1 from
Co., Inc., and H. C. Speer & Sons Company;
Blunt
Ellis &
Sim¬
1975 to 1978 inclusive.
! Co. *- %7
■
' -v.
mons;
The
Robinson-Humphrey
120,000 4%s. Due on Oct. 1 from
•1979 to 1981 inclusive.
j
Additional Sale—The $3,450,000 Company, Inc.
'
360,000 4.80s. Due on Oct. 1 from housing revenue, Series D bonds
Knightstown, Ind.
about
of
271,000
Community School
O. Allison), la.; -
■
Bond
•
headed
(M-N)
The Hanover Bank,
IOWA
Allison-Briston
years
inclusive,' Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at a place to be
(EST)
purchase of
thereafter
(CDST)
bonds.
ing
any
or
r
purchase of $110,000 school build¬
May 1,
May 1 from 1960 to
on
1988 inclusive.
Sons,
will receive sealed bids until 8:30
p.m.
Due
$2,100,000. water and electric
>
&
Offering—Mary L. Furrer,
Secretary of Board of Education,
a.m.
the
from
sioners of
Bond
Fla.
announces
able
from
Peoria County Consol. Sch. District
No. 306 (P. O. Mossville), III.
Offering:-—City Clerk
Ruth U, Fales
gen¬
obligation
Edwards
on
Worth,
Alton), III.
Company,
of
St.
Louis,
Newhard, Cook & Co., and A. G.
May 1, 1967.
May 1, 1968.
May 1, 1969.
115,000 4.40Si
Due
on
May
1
from 1970 to 1974, inclusive.
105,000 4V2S. Due on May 1 from
1975 to 1978, inclusive./195,000 4.60s. Due on May 1 from
1979 to 1984, inclusive.
210,000 4 t-js. Due on May 1 from
1985 to 1989, inclusive.
^
opinion of bond counsel,
are
valid and binding
obligations of the Authority pay¬
bonds
Trust
1965.
1, 1966,
on
20,000 4.30s.
In the
the
airport develop¬
ment bonds offered Sept. 24—v.
190, p. 1121—were awarded to a
group composed of the. Mercantile
on
20,000 4V4S.
-
Memorial
Civic
Bond Sale —The $391,000
t_
inclusive.
:
County,
Airport Authority (P. O.
51
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
CB
various
Sale —The
Bond
pur¬
bonds totaling $300,000 of¬
fered Sept. 29—v. 190, p. 1346—
were
awarded to Halsey, Stuart
of
Inc., as 3.60s, at a price
Co.
100.53,
basis of about 3.52%.
a
Offering
Bond
—
anticipation notes/Dated Sept.
tax
chaser.
/
.
(P. O.
Frederick B.
Inkster), Mich.
Avondale,
27100
Offering—Joseph F.
Schroederj Secretary of Board of
Education, " will
receive' sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST) on
Oct. 9 for the purchase of $67,000
(JEDST) on Oct. 6 for the pur¬ tax anticipation notes. Dated Sept.
chase of $240,000 school project
15, 1959. Due on April 1, 1960.
loan bonds. Dated Nov,.!, 1959.
Principal and interest payable at
Due on Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1979
the, National Bank of Detroit, in
inclusive; Principal and interest
Inkster.
'
• v,
-■
';•••'• :;v 7 .
payable at the Merchants National
Not e
The .foregoing bonds
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality ap¬
originally wore offered on Sept,
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, 25—v.
190,' p. 1346—and not sold.
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Chocolay Twp. School District
Lowell, Mass.
(P. O. Marquette), Mich.
Bond Offering—J., Russell Har¬
Bond Offering — Elsie Healy,
rington, City Treasurer, will re¬
Secretary of Board of Education,
ceive sealed bids c/o The Union
will
receive sealed bids until 8
National Bank
of Lowell, until
p.m. (EST) on Oct. 5 for the pur¬
11 a.m. (EDST) on Oct. 7 for the
chase of $303,000 school building
purchase of $200,000 redevelop¬
and refunding bonds. Dated Oct.
ment bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
1, 1959. Due on June 1 from 1960
Due on Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1969
to
1988 inclusive. Principal and
inclusive. Principal and interest
interest (J-D) payable at a bank
payable at the National Bank of
or
trust company designated
by
Lowell, or at the National Shawthe purchaser. Legality approved
mut Bank of Boston, at the option
Of the Bolder.
Legality approved by Miller,Canfield,' Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
/
Note
Taylor, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids c/e The Mer¬
chants National Bank of Boston,
28 State Street, Boston, until noon
Offering
Sherman
—
H".
Murphy, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids c/o The Mer¬
chants National Bank of Boston,
Street/Boston, until 11
State
28
(EDST) on Oct. 8 for the
purchase of $420,000 school bonds,
v.
follows:
Due
bonds.
$300,000
Due
bonds.
120,000
Oct.
Oct. 1
on
Oct. 1
York
by
Storey,
Palmer & Dodge of
approved
Thorndike,
Inc.,
York
chants
Legality
Co.
1979 .inclusive.
1,
interest payable at the Mer¬
National Bank of Boston.
and
headed
due
i
notes offered Sept. 24
190, p. 1233—were awarded
ticipation
to the Michigan
Battle Creek.
City School District, Mich.
Offering—Lyle E. Ewing,
p.m. _(EST)
on
Oct. 8 for the
purchase of $300,000 tax antici¬
pation notes. Dated Oct. 15, 1959.
Due on
Oct. 15, 1960. Principal
and interest payable at a place
agreed
with the purchaser.
upon
Mich.
Berkeley,
about
due
group
-
1960
to
130,000 4%s.
1971
to
1975
f
to
inclusive.
(P. O. Camden), Mich.
Sec-
until
8
(EST) on Oct. 5 for the purchase
$15,000 tax anticipation notes.
Dated
Sept.
25,
1959.
Due on
April 1, 1961.
Principal and in¬
the First State
Bank, of Camden.
terest
payable at
Cherry Hill School District
(P. O.
Avondale, Inkster), Mich.
Note
Offering" — J 0 s e p h F,
27100
'
«„
-
Schroeder, Secretary of Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
4.06%,
due
to
on
1963
a
—v.
offered
to
$625,000 auto¬
4
on
cost
of
Due on Jan.
to
1961
290,000 4V4S.
1967
Due
from
1
Oct.
Offering
1960
at
able
bank
a
or
$400,000
1970;
15,
for
sealed
bids
until
8
tion
Dated
notes.
Due
interest
April 1, 1961. Principal
payable at a bank
or trust company to be designated
by the
purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
4V2S, due
$3,000,000
Oct.
15 from
'
utility
lighting
price of 100.007, a
public
interest
interest payable at
banking institution
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Scott,
Barber
&
Marquart,
of
Minneapolis.
Camden-Frontier
Public
cost
of
about
4.19%, for $550,000 5s, due on
Oct. 15 from 1962 to 1969 in-
School District,
Michigan
Sale—The
Note
an¬
retary of Board of Education, will
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
Oct. 5 for the purchase
on
anticipation notes.
Dated Aug. 25, 1959. Due on April
1,
1960.
Principal and interest
payable at the First State Bank,
$15,000 tax
Camden.
in
Bond
City
(CST) on Oct.
of $667,000
Dated
Oct.
from
bonds.
1961
1
sealed
receive
p.m.
purchase
obligation
general
Jan.
8
the
for
7
will
Clerk,
until
bids
after
callable
are
improvement
1, 1959; Due on
1980
to
inclu¬
ity
(P. O. Paris),
Michigan
Offering—Sidney Vander
Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
bids
terest
or
the
until
8
p.m.
Oct. 20 for the purchase
special
$34,000
water
main
bonds.
on
assessment
Dated
Oct.
May 1 from 1960 to
Principal and
in¬
payable at a bank
company
designated by
purchaser. Legality approved
Canfield, Paddock
Stone, of Detroit.
~e
by
1,
(M-N)
trust
any
approved
Miller,
&
Minn.
The
$3,500,000
Sept.
offered
1233—were awarded
syndicate composed of Phelps,
& Co.; Stone & Webster Se¬
curities Corp.; F.
S. Moseley &
Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Hallgarten & Co.; Weeden & Co.; Wm.
E.
Pollock &. Co.," Inc.; Ginther
to
a
Fenn
&
as
Co., and J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.,
3.60s, at a price of 100.03, a
3.59%.
about
of
basis
Additional Sale—The
joint hos¬
facilities and sewage dis¬
posal system bonds totaling $205,000 offered at the same time, were
awarded to a. syndicate composed
of the Bankers Trust Co.; Chemi¬
cal
Bank New York Trust-Co.,
both of New York City; Drexel &
pital
C^.-r-Fir-st...N.a.tiQnaL„B.ank,,.oi....St..
Paul; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.;
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc., and
the Third National Bank,
of Nash¬
as
4s, at a price of 100.27, a
basis
of
about
Sauk
Rapids Indep. School District
No. 47, Minn.
3.97%.
$450,000 gen¬
school
building
bonds offered Sept. 23—v. 190, p.
1233—were awarded to John Nu/ Bond
eral
Sale—The
obligation
suitable bank des¬
by
of
Howard, Peter¬
Huetzes,
Wood
Co., and Harold E.
&
veen
of
of
jointly,
at a price
100.003,
a
net' interest cost
about 4.44%,
as
follows:
&
Co.,
$1?0,000 4.10s. Due on Feb.
1961
1969
1 from
1968 inclusive.
to
Feb. 1 from
1978 inclusive.
to
145,000 4.40s. Due on Feb.
1979 to 1988 inclusive.
In addition
1 from
will
the entire issue
extra
1.40% interest
Dec. 1, 1959 to Feb. 1, 1861.
an
carry
from
Valley Public Utilities
Spring
Commission, Minn.
electric
Sale
—
fered
Sept.
were
awarded
of¬
190, p. 1233—
24—v.
to
The $400,000
certificates
revenue
a
group
com¬
posed of Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Allison-Williams Co., J. M.
Dain &
Co., Inc., MannheimerEgan,
Inc.,
Inc.,
and E.
Shaughnessy & Co.,
J. Prescott & Com¬
pany.
interest
LeFevere, Lefler &
Minneapolis.
Tracy,
Offering
Minn.
Postponed—The offer¬
hospital
bonds
scheduled for Sept. 24—v.
190, p.
$330,000
of
ing
postponed.
1122—has been
Winona, Minn.
Bond
Offering—Gerald O. Har¬
of Mu¬
receive
(CST)
District Clerk, will receive sealed
on
Oct.
19
for the purchase of
bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on Oct. $200,000 general obligation water
Hastings
Township
any
ignated by the purchaser. Legal¬
son,
Township
on
date on and after Jan.
Principal
and
interest
1970.
1.
Kenower, MacArthur & Companv,
Parish
—
bonds
p.
Certificate
Rapids, Minn.
Offering — Paul Talbot,
payable at
4.87%.
190,
^
Conn
ticipation notes offered Sept. 23—
v.
190,"p. 1233—were awarded to
at
30—v.
Sec¬
receive
payment
$27,500 tax
Paul,
Sale
175,000 4.30s. Due on
(P. O. Camden), Mich.
Note Offering—Rex Moore.
sive. Bonds due in 1971 and there¬
Manchester
St.
Bond
School District
,
inclusive.
due on
1984 inclusive.
or
suitable
any
1959.
15,
on
and
Sept.
any
Principal and
chase
1969
ret
Snarey,
are
interest payment
after
Jan.
1,
1976.
on
on
thereafter
and
1977
in
(EST)
of Education,
Secretary of Board
re¬
1988
"and 1989.
..
(CST) on Oct. 22 for the purchase
$980,000 school building bonds.
Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1
from 1962 to 1989 inclusive. Bonds
of
Michigan
Note "Offering—Claude
4
until
§.
1
Nov.
on
Due on Nov. 1,
170,000 2s.
v
follows:
as
Due
of
company
Livonia Public School District,
000
a
inclusive.
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Due
bonds, at
trust
will
bids
group
1960 to 1987 inclusive.
from
ville,
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
1959.
900,000
1989
to
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
of
Is,
Maria Clark,
Clerk,
from
District
Minn.
—
Robert
District JDlerk,
sealed
callable
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 12
for the purchase of $383,000 gen¬
eral obligation fire station bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959. Due on April
1
414s.
$1,330,000
p.m.
due
Mich.
—
911,
Offering
Parker,
ceive
date
Bond
City
4V4S, due on Oct. 15 from 1971
to 1979 inclusive; and $275,1980 to
Bond
School
Indep.
No.
Dated
Jan. 1 from
on
Livonia,
*
Oct. 15 from 1962 to 1969
on
1347—were awarded
composed of the De¬
& Trust Company, of
MINNESOTA
inclusive.
1970
to
Galien,
inclusive;
Bank
Cambridge
1966 inclusive.
about
$2,200,000 5s,
p.
system .revenue
Sept.
28—v.
190,
5s.
$335,000
due
for
group
a
troit
Co., and E. H. Schneider & Co.,
at a price of par, a net interest
cost of about 4.50%, as follows:
Bond
4.19%,
190,
dotte, both of Wyandotte, at 3.50%,
June
inclusive.
interest
net
awarded
of. Detroit,
Detroit; Wyandotte Savings Bank,
and the National Bank of Wyan¬
inclu-
$30,000
1974
to
p.m.
of
1
1961
5,875,000 general public improvebonds, at a price of 100.007,
Education, will
bids
Sept. 15,
41,4s, due on
June
15, 1964; and $270,000
4s, due on June 15 from 1965
Due on Jan. 1 from
Note Offering—Rex Moore,
sealed
4V2S,
from
••sive;
Camden-Frontier School District
receive
about
of
15
inclusive.
retary of Board of
cost
$100,000
Bank
anticipation notes offered Sept. 28
offered Sept. 21
1233—were awarded
Monroe
State
Savings
notes
(EST) on Oct. 8 for the pur¬
of $1,280,000 tax anticipa¬
rehabilitation bonds, at
price of 100.002, a net inter¬
est
inclusive.
1347—were
p,
National
-—
p.m.
on
Is, due on
tax
Wyandbtte School District, Mich.
Note Sale
The $1,L50,000 tax
receive
400,000
Due on Jan. 1 from
1985
Stoney
will
1980.
Due on Jan. 1 from
1974
515,000 4V2S.
■
$100,000
190,
the
to
inclusive; $720,-
1969
to
4V2S, due
$405,000
at 2.58%.
15 from
Sept. 15 from
1970 to 1974 inclusive;. $440,000 4s, due on Sept. 15 from
1975
to
1979
inclusive; and
a
1970
to
1969 inclusive.
5s, due on Sept.
1962
follows:
$255,000 4V2S.
1960
from
1
300,000 4s, due on Oct. 1 from
000
composed of Harriman,
*
1982
2,000,000 public library bonds, at
a price of
par, a net interest
cost of about 4.20%, for $740,-
&
'
Oct.
1965 to
Kipley & Co., Inc.; Halsey, Stuart
as
Oct. 15 from
on
000
Co., Inc., and H. V. Sattley &
Co., Inc., at a price of 100.01, a
net interest cost of about 4.46%,
$240,000
inclusive; $300,000 3%s,
Oct. 1, 1964; and $1,-
1963
ing and site bonds offered Sept. 29
—v.
190, p. 1232—were awarded
a
and
to
3.95%, for $1,150,000 4s,
on
due
Sale—The $900,000 build¬
Bond
1977
from
2,750,000 Motor Vehicle Highway
Fund
bonds, at a price of
100.09, a net interest cost of
will receive sealed bids
to
for
inclusive.
1984
to
15
inclusive;
Is, due on
of Education,
until 7:30
Secretary of Board
Oct.
on
1981
National Bank, of
Note
:
net in¬
inclusive; $480,000 4Y4S,
1976
due
The
—
anticipation notes offered Sept. 28
1122—were awarded to a group
1971; $1,070,000 4%s,
Oct. 15 from 1972 to
on
Sale
a
Kindre^ &
Podesta & Co.;
waterworks
Note
to
Barcus,
of about 4.21%,
cost
7
1960.
30,
of
Co., Inc.; White-Phillips Co., Inc.;.
Ray
Allen, Olson & Beaumont,
Inc., and Vincent Newman & Co.,
at a price, of par, a net interest
the
for
6
revenue
Sept. 29—v. 190, p.
Swarded
were
$1,500,000
plant
Co.;. Cruttenden,
Miilianey, Wells •/& Co.; Frantz
Hutchinson & Co.; F. S. Yantis &
Wayne Community School District,
Michigan
—v,
North
until
—
composed
Principal and
interest payable at a place agreed
upon with the purchaser.
June
on
&
Paddock
Oct.
on
922
The
—
light
offered
bonds
purchase of $50,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes. Dated Oct. 8, 1959. Due
1970 and
Sale—The $60,000 tax an¬
Note
.
a
(EST)
composed ■ ■ -of—the F4rst™~Michigan
Corp;;
Kenower,
MacArthur &
$500,000 4%'s, due on Oct. 15,
Michigan
''
■"
Com¬
terest cost of about 4.17%,
School Dist.,
Community
p.m.
p.
parking
bonds
p.
$1,710,000 5s, due on Oct. 15
from 1962 to 1969 inclusive;
Addison
(
100.11,
of
price
a
...
MICHIGAN
Bay
New
of
&
Drexel
and
follbws:
as
mobile
$4,000,000 public sewer bonds, at
Boston.
—v.
Company,
Trust
syndi¬
a
Bankr New
Chemical
City,
pany,
to
Bond
Halsey, Stuart &
by
8
p.m.
bids
Sale
and
water
of Education,
sealed
receive
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Sept. 29—v. 190, p.
awarded
1232—were
cate
1959. ' Principal
to
1960
from
Dated
on
1979 inclusive.
1960 to
from
until
will
Sale—The
$15,925,000
The
—
Mc-
bids
John
Bank, of Monroe, at 4.00%.
Detroit, Mich.
offered
190,
the
to
Sale
Bond
S.
Secretary of Board
Road, Monroe), Mich.
ticipation
—v.
Creek.
bonds
Springfield School District, Mich.
Note
Offerings—James Lewis,
of
Sale—The $95,000 tax an¬
Note
Michigan
Battle
of St. Louis.
to be designated by
5102
in¬
ap¬
to
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Consol. School District
O.
(P.
1972
Legality
1.962
from
1
clusive. Interest. J-J.
that sealed
by Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Creek
Jan.
on
(J-J) payable at a bank or
Jefferson
1,' 1959. Due
and 3M>s. Dated Aug.
purchaser. Legality approved
the
1347—were-awarded to
National Bank, of
190, p.
the
National Bank, of O'Fallon, as 4s
Oct. 13 for the pur¬
$2,000,000 school site and
trust company
sold to the First
was
been
pending liti¬
of the issues.
Moorhead, Minn.
issue of $11,000
Sale—An
3.09%—has
because of
Bond
(P. O. Pontiac), Mich.
school bonds
on
terest
about
County School District
105
Bond
bonds. Dated Sept.
1,
1959. Due on July 1 from 1960 to
1988 inclusive. Principal and in¬
ticipation notes offered Sept. 28—
a.m.
as
(EST)
Sale—The $30,000 tax an¬
Note
No.
&
Secretary
—
received
be
Clair
totaling
gation involving one
Lansing, at 3.00%.
St.
building
Michigan
Mass.
Reading,
North
Bond
Of
of
cancelled
Stoney Creek,
Education
of
chase of
District,
Sch.
Community
Coloma
Offering
announces
will
tax
the
to
.Monroe), Mich.
Palmer &
\
Wertheim
Co.;
&
O. 5102 North
Nairn
$190,000
190, p. 1347—were awarded
Michigan National Bank,
-—v.
Consol. School District
Jefferson
Board
cost
Mich.
District,
The
—
anticipation notes offered Sept. 29
Co.; Weeden & Co. Incorporated.
Bond
Sale
Note
L. F.
Co. Incorporated;
Rothschild
(P.
School
bonds
.
Becker &
—
obliga¬
$2,600,000 On
Sept. 3 —v. 190, p. 1025 —to a
syndicate headed by. the Chemi¬
cal
Corn
Exchange
Bank,
of
New
York
City, as 3.10s, at a
price of
100.006, a net interest
at 4.00%.
Rouge,
Roseville
general
purpose
tion
p.
River
of
Incorporated;
;
Equitable
Securities Corpora¬
tion; Hornblower & Weeks; Carl
M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; B. J.
Van .Ingen & Co., Inc.; Dean Wit¬
ter & Co.; Reynolds & Co.; A. G.
Company
■
by Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge,^of Boston.
the
include:
group
igan Corporation; A. C. Allyn and
.
.
the
White, Weld & Co.; Blair & Co.
Incorporated; Bear, Stearns & Co.,
Mercantile Trust Company; Stone
& Webster Securities Corporation;
The
Marine Trust
Company of
Western New York; First of Mich¬
with the pur¬
place agreed upon
a
in
Others
various
1233-—were awarded to
River Rouge Savings Bank,
190,
v.
*
Sale Cancelled—The sale of the
ticipation notes offered Sept. 24—
inclusive.
1979
to
1959. Due on June 1, 1960.
Principal and interest payable at
15,
Cherry Hill. School District
Lincoln, Mass.
■*
Monday, October 5. 1959
.
Minneapolis, Minn.
River Rouge School District, Mich.
Note Sale—The $150,000 tax an¬
elusive; $75,000 4J/2S, due on
Oct.
15,
1970; and $275,000
41/4S, due on Oct, 15 from 1971
(EST) on
of $18,150
p.m.
Oct. 9 for the purchase
pose
&
7:30
until
bids
Framingham, Mass.
v
.
(1470)
Indep.
No.
Bond
26 'for
School
District
vey,
Zweber,
nicipal Water Works, will
sealed bids until 4:30 p.m.
200, Minn.
Offering—J.
P.
the
purchase of $75,000
obligation school bonds.
Nov. 1, 1959. Due on May 1
general
Dated
from
1962 to
1973 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at a place designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by Dor¬
sey,
Owen, Scott, Barber & Mar-
quart, of Minneapolis.
of Board
Secretary
able
1959.
Due
1975 inclu¬
Principal and interest pay¬
at a suitable banking institu¬
tion
designated by the purchaser.
bonds.
on
Oct
sive.
Legality
Dated
Oct.
approved
Owen, Scott, Barber
of
1,
1 from 1961. to
Minneapolis.
by
Dorsey,
& Marquart,
Volume
190
Number
~
5887
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
MISSISSIPPI
Great
Bond
Bond
I City
Offerings—E. L. Johnston,
Clerk, will receive bids un¬
(CST) on Oct. 6 for the
til 7 p.m.
purchase
of
$58,500
provement
1
from
bonds.
1960
Improvement
street , imserially
v
District
bonds. Dated Nov.
Due
est
No.
980
Inter¬
1, 1959.
Sale
Bond
190,
—v.
improvement bonds.
serially from 1961 to 1980
—
school
The
1026—were sold to the
p.
Land
Board,
/•
price of par.
Mississippi (State' of)
Bond Sale—The $5,000,000 high-
4y2s,
as
at
190, p. 1122
a
syndicate
30^-y.
awarded
to
a
price of 100.05,
of about 3.99%,
505,000
■
4V4S.
1971.
1, 1970 and
"
150,000 4s. Due on Feb. 1, 1972.
495,000 3%s. Due semi-annually
from Aug. 1, 1972 to Aug. 1,
(
1973.
,
'""
•
Feb.
on
and Aug.
1974.
1,
.
'
Due
semi-anFeb. 1, 1975 to
1,955,000
3%s.
nually from
»
Feb.
r
1, 1979.
Other
members
the
of
syndi¬
Allen & Co.; Coffin & Burr,
Francis I, du Pont & Co.;
cate:
fhc.;
Baxter
&
&
sen
Herbert
The First
inclusive.
15 from
Palmer
1974
to
interest
and
National
Legality
ap¬
Storey,
Thorndike,
Boston.
by
proved
1960
the ' First
at
of
on
$150,000
Oct. 15, 1959.
Principal
payable
Bank
(EDST)
a.m.
Dated
Oct.
on
&
bridge
the
same
bids
Dodger~of Boston.
(State
Hampshire
-
until
of)
11
University
Due
Nov.
on
from
1
1961
to
1988 inclusive.
2,334,000
capital
improvement
Due
bonds.
Nov.
on
from
1
1961
to
Due
33/4S.
100000
from
1974
Due
210,000 AYiS.
from
Dated
Sept.
M-S.
at
1
Due
1976
to
366.000
Altenburg,
Due
1972
Nov.
on
on
Oct.
1
Oct.
from
by
1960
Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
Alten¬
1,
bonds.
1961
to
&
1
from
Macon
County Consol. Sch. District
No. 4 (P. O. Macon), Mo.
-
Sale—An
Bond
school
bonds
issue of $93,000
sold
was
to
Barret,
Fitch, North & Co., as 414s. Dated
June 1, -1959.
Due on March 1
from
1960
terest
M-S.
Charles
to
1979
inclusive.
Legality approved
&
Trjauernicht,
of
In¬
by
St.
Louis.
MONTANA
Bond
Billings, Mont.
Offering—W. J.
Fry, Jr.,
ton.
No.
No.
Company
York
and
Traders
747
bonds.
to
Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Interest J-J.
of
Buf¬
McCarthy, of
chase
of
„
Clerk,
bids
$95,730
limited
assessment
improvement bonds,
tax
fol¬
as
lows:
$33,660 bonds. Due
Oct. 1 from
on
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
58,589 bonds. Due
Oct. 1 from
on
1959.
to
Due
1970
payable
National
gality
Dated
1, 1959. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Company, Niles. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, .San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Niles
re¬
Bank
Bond Offering—Laura
Shurmer,
1,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
1961
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Oct.
13 for the purchase of $64,422
Dated Nov.
from
1
Warrensville Heights, Ohio
V
assess¬
Principal and
at the Central
spe¬
cial assessment bonds, as follows:
Bank, of Cleveland. Le¬
$30,215 storm
by Squire, San¬
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Oct.
approved
ders &
Oct.
and interest
pur¬
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
noon
special
ment sewer bonds.
interest
will
until
for the
Oct. 20
on
1,
from
bonds. Dated.
sewer
1959.
1961
Due
on
1970
to
inclusive.
Dec.
34,207 storm and sanitary
bonds.
Due
Dated
Dec.
on
Nov.
1
1
sewer
1,
from
1970 inclusive.
1959.
1961
to
,
Western
of
the
New
Manufacturers
Homer,
Bond
N.
$26,000 paving
Sept. 28—V.T90, p>.
BankT in Homer,
price"of^par.
3V4S.
as
1961
O.
(P.
Ithaca),
N.
Y.
Offering-r^Harry N. Gor-
Town
ceive
Supervisor,
sealed
(EDST)
bids
re-
wi
until
noon
Oct. 7 for the purchase
on
$350,000 water bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1959.
Due on March 1
1
to
1989 inclusive. Prin¬
1960 to
City.
La
.......
-
Grange
_•
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
\
Sale
Bond
1976 inclusive.
station
and
^
County (P. O. Atlantic
City), N. J.
Bond Offering—James H. Boyd.
Clerk
of
Board
holders,
until
1
will
of
Chosen
receive
Free¬
sealed
bids
O.
were
awarded
3.90s
of
29—v.
Bank
at
First
the
to
1347—
p.
Na¬
of
Poughkeepsie, as
price of 100.02, a basis
a
about
190.
Falls, N. Y.
Offering—Joseph W.
Wappinger
Bond
Village
sealed
until
(EDST) on Oct. 8 for the purchase
$200,000 iewer *lsystem--bandsi
Dated Sept. 15, 1959. Due on Sept.
from
1960
1979
to
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
Washburn
—
has
Oct.
8—v.
190,
been postponed
NEW YORK
City.
will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Oct. 15 for the purchase of $37,226.42
special
assessment
alley
4-imProvement bonds; Dated Nov.
1, 1959.
Due
Nov.
on
1
from 1961
inclusive.
1970
to
Principal and
payable at the
Ohio National Bank of Columbus,
interest
(M-N)
Grandview
in
Legality
Heights.
until
/
Village Treasurer, will
ton, Eckler & Niehoff, of Colum-
Grove
City, Ohio
Offering — H. A.
Bond
Clerk,
and
noon
Oct.
from
bonds.
assessment
sewer
Dated
1
Yates,
will receive sealed
(EST) on Oct. 19
the purchase of $82,000 water
City
bids until
1,
1959.
1980
4o
1961
Due on
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
at the Grove City Savings
able
Bank, in Grove City. Legality ap¬
by Peck,
Wil¬
Ohio
Logan,
Bond Offering—Ruth
Easterling,
'
New
—
stead,
as
3V4S, at
a
price of
par.
bond
awarded
the
to
a
^roup
com¬
Security National
National Bank,
posed
of
Bank,
Guilford
both
of
Greensboro,
and
the
to
in-
1979
Principal
and
interest
payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
(M-N)
Clackamas County, Oak Lodge
Sanitary District No. 2 (P. O.
Box 66, Jennings Lodge), Ore.
Bond
Offering — George C.
Johnson, Secretary of Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 7 p. m. (PST) on Oct. 14
for the purchase of $80,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 1960
to
1974
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
&
Rankin, of Portland.
Washington County School District
No. 65 (P. O. 5225 S. W. Scholls
Ferry Road, Portland), Oregon
Sale—The
Bond
$285,000
gen¬
eral
obligation school bonds of¬
fered Sept. 14—v. 190, p.
1027—
were awarded to a group headed
by the First National Bank of
Oregon in Portland.
Washington
Counties, Cedar Mills School
ited tax
bonds, as follows:
1
from
1961
to
19.70 in¬
Legality
approved by Peck, Shaffer &
Williams, of Cincinnati.
12,333.04 West Angle Avenue im¬
provement
bonds.
Due
on
Sept.
from
1
inclusive.
'
gality
1961
Interest
to
M-S.
1970
Le-
approved
by Squire,
Dempsey, of Cleve-
Sanders &
lj^d.
Dated
N.
■:
Cornell Road,
W.
Oregon
Offering —
...
Bond
District
Kidby,
ceive
sealed
Bond
$80,000
Treasurer's
13
—
p.
G,
re¬
m.
for
&
office.
Legality
ap¬
PENNSYLVANIA
Bond
Offering
Pa.
—
Edward
N.
Borough Secretary, will
receive sealed bids until 8 p. m.
Weaver,
Edward Gaw-
of County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EDST) on Oct.
14 for the purchase of $4,664 vari¬
ous
improvement special assess¬
of
8
general
Coraopolis,
Offering
will
until
by Shuler, Sayre. WinRankin, of Portlands
proved
Sept. 1, 1959. Payable at
& Merchants Bank,
Clerk
Oct.
on
of
Farmers
County (P. O. Elyria),
Mildred
Clerk
bids
10265
Portland),
the pur¬
obliga¬
tion building bonds, Dated Nov.
1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from 1961
to 1976 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the County
(PST)
chase
free
Ohio
lick,
Multnomah
and
District No. 62 (P. O.
$30,000.00 GlenwOod Addition im¬
provement
bonds.
Due
on
$6,000,000 school
anticipation notes
19% p. 1348—
1959. ~Due
1,
1960
elusive.
purchase of $42,333.04 lim¬
Lorain
offered Sept. 29—v.
from
1
for the
Guilford County (P. O.
Note Sale—The
Nov.
Dated
in Logan.
Greensboro), N. C.
bids
(PST) on Oct. 19
purchase
of
$700,000
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon" (EST) on Oct. 13
the
NORTH CAROLINA
Commis¬
sealed
,
Dec.
inclusive.
of
system—general obligation
Nov.
on
Board
receive
m.
p.
the
bonds.
Auditor-Clerk,
of
will
8
for
Ohio
Westbury, N. Y.
Sale—The $94,500 general
Bond
p.
Bellport, N. Y.
Offering — Raymond R.
MacLean,
of
improvement bonds offered Sept.
23—v. 190, p. 1234—were awarded
to the Hempstead Bank of Hemp¬
were
Bond
McCarthy,
inclusive.
offering of $3,300,000 school bonds
1347
&
until
-;Bond—Offering——- Irene "Frasery~
clusive. Interest J-D.
District, N. J.<
Postponed—The
Chairman
sioners,
1016
County Lake Grove
(P. O. Lake Grove),
Oregon
Offering—Paul J. Theiss,
Bond
Columbus),
Avenue,
Poughkeepsie, in Wappinger Falls.
York
Nov.
1 from
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
office of
the
County Treasurer.
Legality approved by
Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
j
for
Grandview
O.
(P.
Dec.
1, 1959. Due
scheduled
Heights
able at the First National Bank of
to
School
Grandview
will
noon
of
15
Water Dist.
be
$280,000 building bonds.
Mc¬
Treasurer,
bids
1960
Offering
an¬
will
'
Nov.
Bond
bids
sealed
Shaffer &
liams, of Cincinnati.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt.
on
of
proved
3.89%.
(EDST) on Oct. 14
for
the
purchase
of
$150,000
county improvement bonds. Dated
p.m.
1974
Zeller
W.
Glen
that
Clackamas
received until Oct. 22 for the pur¬
for
$46,000 fire
equipment bonds of¬
Sept.
Donald,
NEW JERSEY
Atlantic
(P.
District
The
—
fered
Bos¬
-
Fire
LaGrangeville), N. Y.
from
of
Schools
nounces
York
1959.
Bank
Offerings—Superintendent
Due
inclusive.
1,
of
City
Ithaca, Northeast Water District
from
OREGON
Ohio
Bond
chase
National
a
City School District,
Sale—The
bonds offered
at
Bank, of Cleveland. Legality ap¬
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
proved
Conneaut
&
Y.
Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at the Central National
4.55%.
Trust
receive
r
of the Marine
bus.
facilities
Nov.
Boston.
bonds.
bonds.
Co.
Company, both of
Buffalo, Roosevelt & Cross, and
R. D. White & Co., as 4s, at a price
of 100.41, a basis of about 3.95%.
Legality approved by Storey.
Palmer & Dodge, of
3,400 Special Improvement Dis¬
trict
Trust
building
746
Trust
composed
group
Thorndike,
Special Improvement Dis¬
trict
Traders
Legality approved by Reed,
Village
sealed
(EDST)
Company, in Ithaca. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway,
of
New
from
Oct. 29.
follows:
$1,440
street
noon
in¬
1979
1966
1
1961
on
Shawmut
Camden
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (MST) on Oct. 20
for the purchase of $4,840 bonds,
as
&
tional
1983
111.
from
1973
Nov.
r959.
•
1960 to
approved by Bricker, Evatt, Bar-
inclusive.
Due
to
Trauer-
———
from
1
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at
the
Tompkins County Trust
158,000 children's mental hygiene
facilities bonds. Due on Nov.
Legality
A-O.
Interest
approved
of
from
construction
Nov.
on
aeronautical
200,000
National
Mo.
1978
to
inclusive.-
-
and interest
Bank
inclusive.
1
1
inclusive.
235,000 consolidated
1984
issue of $25,000
Dated
as" 4s.
burg,
Due
the
to
1960
of
facilities
Nov.
on
airport
1961 to
from
1
inclusive.
1975
bonds.
15
waterworks system revenue bonds
sold
from
1
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the Manufactur¬
Bond
facilities
Nov.
on
Due
to
300,000
15
MISSOURI
Sale—An
Oct.
on
inclusive.
197
to
recreation
bonds.
Interest
1960 to
Due
on,
1961
Dated
was
1961
recreational
bonds.
:
serially from
p.m.
inclusive.
from
410,000
inclusive.
Bond
retirement
Plymouth-Keene Teach¬
Colleges bonds. Due on
Nov.
fol¬
Sept.
1959.
15,
;;
Due
to
1980
inclusive.
1984
to
Dec.
7 for
special
clusive.
1347—were awarded to the Homer
teachers
to
ers
inclusive.
Due cn
1980
1961
4)u€ "on "Nov. T" TrOm
688,000
Due on Sept. 15 frxn
1979 inclusive.
to
from
1
bonds.
to Le-
Sep".
on
to 1973
1970
240,0^9 4j.
Nov.
on
1,000,000
inclusive.
1969
3
$113,000 building and fire ap¬
paratus bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
New
bonds.
1988 inclusive.
Due on Sept. 15 from
to
inclusive.
1975
1,150,000
University
of
Hampshire dormitory
1961
1960
until
bids
of
a
lows:
$200,000 6s.
im¬
a.m.
of
New
Hampshire constructionbonds.
were
as
a
Oct. 8 for the purchase
Hoyt, Washburn &
elusive.
&peed & Company,
laiid
pur¬
Principal
and
interest
payable at the Mahoning National
price of 100.31, a basis of about
of Youngstown.
:* 'V Bank,
3.84%.
Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Cheektowaga, Cleveland Hill Fire
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Dist. No. 6 (P. O.. Cheektowaga),
Brook Park, Ohio
New York
Bond Offering — Cyrus E. McBond Offering — Franklin C.
at
clusive.
4,150,000
Municipal
000 school, bonds was sold
the
school
and
3.90S,
as
Sul¬
will receive
(EDST) on
the purchase of $92,249
City Auditor,
•
Separate School District, Miss.
Bond
Sale—An issue of $750,-
\
for
$1,890,000
County
Legality ap¬
Niles, Ohio
Offering—Patrick J.
Bond
livan,
will
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
time.
Special
Randall,
Oct.
Oct, 29
on
the
office.
sealed bids until
of
1965
interest
by
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
chase
1950.
1,
1961 to
and
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Cloues, New York City.
Chester Local-Sch.> District (P. O,
receive
R.F.D. No. 3,
Wilmington), Ohio
(EDST) Harmony, North Harmony, Sher¬
Bond Sale—The $42,000 school
man and
Clymer Central Sch. Dist.
on
Oct.
14 for the purchase of
improvement bonds offered- Sept.
No.
1 {P.- O.' Panama),
N. Y.
$15,991,000 bonds, as follows:
24—v. 190, p. 1234—were awarded
Bond Sale—The $564,000 school
$5,000,000 highway bonds. Due on
building bonds offered Sept. 24— to J. A. White & Co., as 43/4S, at
Nov. 1 from 1961 to 1970 in¬
v.
190, p. 1234—were awarded to 1 a price of 100.79, a basis of about
State
$7,000,000
bonds offered
revenue
Natchez
'
the
$60,000
Buffalo,
-
proved
District
Offering—Erma
Nov.
1 from
Principal
payable at
Treasurer's
School
1347—were awarded to the Manu¬
ers
1961
Sold—No
(M-N)
provement bonds.
Dated Oct. 1,
1959. Due semi-annually on June
falo.
New
Bond Co.
for
water
bonds offered Sept. 29^—v. 190, p.
of
Dated
Nov.
on
inclusive.
7410 Market Street,
Youngstown), Ohio
water bonds.
Due
McLarty & Co.; C. F.
Cassell & Co., Inc.; Ellis & Co.;
"Sh-srtrghrressy- &r Corr—frrc7,--anoi:
Not
Sale—The
Due
(EDST)
Y.
Canisteo, N.
Bond
Local
bonds.
ment
plus
O.
Govern,
Kroeze,
Bonds
(P.
Bond
ceive
Park, Ryan, Inc.; Ray Allen Olson
& Beaumont, Inc.; J. S. Love Co.;
submitted
the Bellport
Bank, in Bellport.
Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Boardman
on
Co.; J. H. Hilsman & Co., Inc.;
Southern
(M-S)
Com¬
OHIO
in¬
interest
and
sealed
Co.; Lyons & Shafto, Inc.; Thomas
1
Principal
payable at
a
(EDST)
11:30
1
-
clusive.
Trust
&
Wilson,
at 3.40%,
premium of $301.00.
receive
Shelby
Cullom
Davis
&
Co.;
/ Newburger, Loeb & Co.; Courts &
&
March 1 from 1960 to 1973
on
Banking
of
Trimmer, District Treasurer, will
Wallace, GeruldJohn Small & Co.;
Sims
&
Co.,
Inc.;
J.
bids c/o
sealed
until
Co.;
Co.;
Sept.
Bond Offering—Alfred S.
.
Due semi-annually
365,000 3.90s.
improvement
1, 1959.
Due
Branch
pany,
Oct. 8 for the purchase of
ton,
Due semi-annually
Feb. and Aug.
on
r
receive
pal Division, 45 Milk Street, Bos¬
follows:
1969.
to
Finance Director, will
Brownlee,
a
as
p.m.
SO
...
T.
net interest cost
a
$1,530,000 4V2S. Due semi-annual¬
ly on Feb. and Aug. 1 from
1963
—
National Bank of Boston, Munici¬
headed by Ira Haupt & Co., at
'
public,
Dated
pany,
Dover, N. H.
Offering
Norman
.
Bond
bonds, 24th Series,
Sept.
2
New York City.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
offered
$35,000
bonds.
until
bonds
inclusive.
—-were
of
bids
Oct. 8 for the purchase
facturers and Traders Trust Com¬
State
waterworks
revenue
on
totaling $300,000 offered Sept. 23
bids until 7:80 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
6
for
the
purchase..of
$75,000
.way
sealed
(EDST)
National
J-J.
Phillips County School Districts
(P. O. Saco), Mont.
Bond Offering—Lola S. Hunter,
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
Due
L.
Fred
—
1969 inclusive.
to
Lupedale, Miss.
-
receive
Falls, Mont.
Offering
Hill,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Oct. 13
for the purchase of $10,500 Special
Forest, Miss.
-
(1471)
Board
(EDST)
chase
of
Oct. 8 for the pur¬
$115,000 general obli¬
on
gation bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1975
inclusive.
Legality
approved
"7
by
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-
GO
until
PittsburgtfrP
Dickson City, Pa.
Offering—Anthony Longo,
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) j
t:n
Oct. 23 for the purchase of j
$22,000 general obligation refund- i
ing bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Due
on
1963 to 1979 inclu-
Dec. 1 from
1986
to
962
i
of
refunding
Dickson
by
Legality apTownsend, Elliott &
City.
Dated
erest
(M-N).
4s.
of
sold
was
&
Co.,
Franklin
fered
Sept. 28—rv.
awarded to
Dated
group
as
Aug.
on
Aug:
F-A.
1959. In¬
approved
1, l'rqm
Legality
4.60%."
.
Legalityapproved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
nated
AfcKeesport, Pa.
Sale—The
Bond
$300,000
gen¬
by the purchaser.
jport,
obligation
4s, at
as
a
bonds
Minne-
of
Marquart,
&
•^uer
offered !
apolis.
Sept. 24—v. 190, p. 1236—were
^awarded to the Peoples
Union
Bank & Trust Co., of McKeeseral
Bond Sale—An
000
Maury
price of 100.06,
basis of about 3.99%.
,
_
(P. O. Columbia),
Tennessee
Morton, Pa.
•jors,
sealed
tion
until
bids
a syndicate headed by the
p.m. iris Trust & Savings Bank, of
8
Oct. 21 for the pur¬
$18,000 general obliga¬
improvement bonds. Dated
(EDST)
chase
190, p. 1236—were awarded
Har¬
,—v.
Borough Secretary, will re¬ | to
Nov. 1,
1960 to
cago,
and interest
payable at the Broad
Street Trust Company, in Morton,
approved by Townsend,
Elliott & Munson, of
Philadelphia.
rector
A.
J.
Caruso
&
Weeks,
25
First
March
20
of
bonds
Texas
$200,000
the
sold to
Corporation.
was
Springfield,
Interstate
(EDST)
Gid-
Oct.
on
16
11
the
for
purchase
11
a.m.
Richmond- Hill,
Commission,
-
Sale—An
Bond
on
school
inclu¬
1979
to
L'Abord A Plouffe School
of
1959. Due
1,
1961
.rQUEBEC:
Principal and interest (A-O)
Seattle.
bonds
Horowitz,
&
x-
Co.,
5:!is.
as
Interest
1959.
Dated
Oct.
on
Clerk,
bids
13
4
purchase
1961
1, 1959. Due
on
$571,000 debentures was sold to a
group composed of the Bank Pro¬
vinciale du Canada, Morgan, As-
The
tiguy & Hudon, Ltd., Credit Que¬
bec,
Inc., Gaston
Laurent, Inc.,
Floririo Matteau & Fils, Durocher,
interest payment date on and
10 years from date of issue.
any
alter
Principal and interest <M-N)
Vw*
our
Rodrigue &c Co., Ltd., Credit An¬
glo-Francais, Ltd., and Belanger,
Inc., as 6s, at a price of 91.24, a
basis of about 7.47%. Dated Oct.
pay¬
able at the Citv Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Preston,
Thorgrimson & HorowRz, of Se¬
OFFICE
1,
1959'.
to
attle.
1969 inclusive. Interest
Due
WISCONSIN
associated with
us,
and
Wm. A twill, Ji*.
has been admitted
as
a
Vice President of A. C, Allvn and
Allyn & Co. and has been elected
Sch.
expanded
on or
about November 1, with
new
Liberty,
Dist. No.
Lima
sold
to
a
o.
Louis,
1961
Illinois
to
1967
375,000 4s. Due
NEW
YORK
BOSTON
1977
Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
April
to
1979
on
April
school
$185,000
to
a
group
7.61%.
1
from
Dated
Sept.
on
bonds was
composed
of
building
1
Sept.
from
1,
1959.
Due
1960 to 1969 in¬
clusive. Interest M-S.
1
from
Ste.
inclusive.
Francois
Xavier-de-Brompton
Parish, Quebec
'
MIAMI
BEACH
Wis.
Racine,
Bond Sale—The
offered
were
OFFICES IN TWENTY-EIGHT CITIES
4s. Due
150,000
(associate)
MIDWEST STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAaO
inclusive.
on
1968 to 1976 inclusive.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
1,
School
Francois-de-Sales
Commission,
j
basis
Aug. 1 from 1960 to
inclusive.
St.
composed of
Company, of
Company, and
on
Aug.
Dated
6.65%.
to
as
sold
the
Frantz
Hutchinson
&
Co., at a Banque Provinciale du Canada,
price of 100.001, a net interest Credit Anglo-Francais, Ltd., and
cost of about 4.10%, as follows:
Durocher, Rodrigue & Co., as 6s,
$225,000 412S. Due on April 1 from at a price of 92.36, a basis of about
St.
members
1969
sold
Inc.,
price of 92.30, a
a
Due
1959.
$750,000
school
bonds
group
at
about
ol'
1
the Mercantile Trust
uun
5»2s,
and
Bond Sale—An issue of
was
issue of
was
Kennebec,
Placements
(Towns) Joint
obligation
debentures
$85,000
(P. O. Cobb),
Wisconsin
general
quarters in The Miami Beach Federal Building..
Rawey,
Rock
Company, Incorporated.
The Miami Beach office will be
Oct. 1 from 1960
A-O.
Price, Quebec
Sale — An
Livingston,
Mont fort
(Villages), Linden,
Mifflin, Eden, Highland, Clifton,
Castle
a
on
Debenture
Cobb,
Linden,
Wingville,
General Partner in A. C.
Rapides, Quebec
—
An issue of
Sale
Debenture
City has reserved the right to re¬
deem any or all of these bonds on
A. C. ALLYN & CO.
to
Des
Laval
of
Nov. 1
inclusive.
1979
to
1959. Due on Oct. 1
1969 inclusive. In¬
Oct. 1,
i960
terest A-O.
(PST)
$590,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated Nov.
was
Inc.,
as 5'is. at a price of 95.43, a net
interest
cost;! of
about
6.21%.
receive
p.m.
the
for
bonds
Desjardins, Couture,
to
sold
from
will
until
V
Quebec*
issue of $75,000
Sale—An
waterworks and paving
Aug
F-A.
Offering—Josephine Mel¬
City
sealed
Providence,
La
Bond
Grande
to
—.
terest A-O.
of $20,improve¬
issue
sold
was
Inc.,
.
sewer
h 07C/
basis- of about 7.27%.
T; 195&. Due on Getr^^^^L
to 1969 inclusive. In¬
a
1960
l'rom
Dated
are now
group
a
~
94.12,
Dated OH.
11, Wash.
Sale—An
water and
-to
n a
of
-
Legality
approved by Preston, Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
INC.
personnel of Atwill and Company, Inc.
of $98,000
sold to
was
of Banque Provinciale
du Canada, Credit Anglo-Francais,
Ltd.,
Credit
Quebec, Inc., and
Belanger. Inc.. as 6s, at a price
ol
,
bonds
from
The officers and
Quebec
issue
composed
Soap Lake Local Improvement
15,
.
BEACH
.
$327,000
inclusive. Interest A-O.
1979
/
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved
by Pres-
ton,
MIAMI
Ontario
Bond Sale—An issue of
Tacoma, Wash.
as
$145,000
bonds was sold to
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., as
6y2s. Due on Nov. 1 from 1960 to
improvement
8
effective October 1,1959
has joined
Ontario
Bond Sale—An issue of
obligation
general
from
Bond
%
Interest J-J.
Palmerston,
(PST)
a.m.
1
&
and
COMPANY,
inclusive.
1974
to
'
until
Allyn & Co.is pleased to
ATWILL
issue of $96,458
Bond Sale—An
improvement bonds was sold to
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner&
Smith Inc., as 6s, at a price of
96.26. Due on July 15 from 1960
to
sive.
Leslie
A
ONTARIO
receive
until
4eftT-Tborgr.imsbn
bids
Oct.
on
ii)i9 inclusive.
will
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
for the pur¬
chase of $506,000 general obliga¬
on
due
Arnprior, Ontario
Sievers,
County
ment
that
Nov. 1
on
Offering—Verne
Bond
.
District No.
announce
ol
Oct.
Vt.
Offering—J.
sealed
3 %s,
Legality approved by Woter, Rob-" improvement bonds was -sold to
erts & Shefelman, of Seattle.
J. L. Graham & Co.; Ltd., and the
Bankers Bond Corp., Ltd., jointly,
Snohomish County, Everett School
as 6Vis. Due on Oct. 15 from 1960
District No. 2 (P. O. Everett),
Bond
C.
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
I, 1959. Due
$1,600,000
dfngsTTow^
ceive
$420,000
J
1959. Interes
approved
bv
& Boothman
1
Bond
April
on
CANADA
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
993.79
A.
.11
the
for
bonds. Dated Oct.
sypd i-
5s, due
1960 to 1963 inclusive;
to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
1961
from
I
VERMONT
Securities Corp., Howard C. Tray-
announces
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
Trust Company, of St. Louis,
Hornblower
Di¬
Oct.
on
inclusive.
County Consol. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Dewey ville), Texas
inclusive.
1984
and
April 1 from 1964 to 1969 in¬
clusive.
/■''
Washington
cateTWEite, Weld & Co., Mercantile
Offering—Executive
to
Other -Tnembei^-o-f-fhe
Pennsylvania
Bond
1980
from
Pennsylvania General State
Authority (P. O. Harrisburg),
bids until
seealed
of Dallas.
Newton
197,9 inclusive.
from
1
receive
will
Treasurer,
County
~
March
1,010,000 4.20s. Due on
King County, Enumolaw Sch. Dist.
No. 216 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—A., A. Tremper,
1973 inclusive.
Sept.-
building
970,000 4s. Due on March 1 from
1979 inclusive.
1964
1,
M-S.
Legality
Dumas, Huguenin
as
1972 inclusive.
1973 to
March %
on
Due
1965'to
Dated
No.
to
WASHINGTON
Dated Nov.
to
4 '/f>s.
from
$100,000 5s. Due on March 1 from
1963
Legality approved by Wood,
King & Dawson, of New York
City. ■ /;'/. % 'yy-V,
"Vc'
$395,000 general obligation bonds.
Due
1960
1979
to
in¬
follows:
1959. Due on Nov. 1 from
1977 inclusive. Principal
legality
Chi¬
at a price of par, a net
terest
cost
of
about
4.13%,
on
of
4i/4 s.
225,000
$2,080,00(1 school
bridge bonds offered Sept. 30
and
Vig-
Bond Offering—Thomas J.
1960
Southwest
First
the
to
follows:
from
Bond Sale—The
ceive
bonds
$35,000
County
issue
Sale—An
sold
inclusive; and $1,040,on April 1 from
for $280,000
■
M-S.
_
■
.
of $250,000
issue
waterworks refunding
as
con¬
$260,000
3%s, due
on Sept. 1 from
inclusive. Interest
Sept. 1, 1959.
$260,-
was
Co.,
TENNESSEE
1963
1964 to
Building,
;
of
.
for
700,000 corporate purpose bonds,
| sion on Local Debt, will receive
| sealed bids at Room 222 Finance
Monahans, Texas
Bond
bonds,
...
Texas
.
follows;
as
building
5s, due on April 1 from 1960
to
Chatham, Va.
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben-
Clerk, will receive sealed
hospital bonds has been sold to
bids until 8 p. m. (CST) on Oct. 5.
a group composed of the Munici¬
for the purchase of $29,000 school
pal Securities Co.^ First South¬
building bonds, Dated Nov.
west Co., and the Columbian Se¬
1959. Due on Nov. 1 from 1961 to
curities
Corporation
of
Texas,
1966 inclusive. Principal and in¬
subject to an election to be held
terest
(M-N)
payable
at any
on Oct. 13.
suitable banking institution desig^
|>bsed of Singer, Deane & ScHbner,
Arthurs, Lestranjge & Co.,
Blair & Co., Inc., Moore, Leonard
&: Lynch, Steele, Haines & Co.,
and Stroud & Co., Inc., as 4%s,
at a price of 100.14, a basis of
tabout
•
Offering—Aimeda >'Kron,
Bond
of
3.82%,
school
struction
from
1
1966 inclusive.
District
£om-
Parker,
J.
b>
Capitol Square, Richby Dumas, Huguenin & Booth| mond, until noon (EDST) on Oct.
man, of Dallas. •
■
14 for
the purchase of $225,000
Hall County (P. O. Memphis),
water ,and
sewer
bonds. Dated
?
190, p.' 1123—
a
DAKOTA
Indep. School ' District,
South Dakota
Legality approved
about
of
$1,300,000
-
terest
Center ville
cost
Ban!
VIRGINIA
.
■
of¬
school' bonds
obligation
tvere
Pa.
$350,000 gen¬
in¬
50,000 4V2S. Due on Aug. 1 from
i.iiett, Secretary of State Commis1967 to 1969 inclusive.
Due on Noy,
"
SOUTH
Murrysville),
Sale—The
Bond
eral
Twp. School District
O.
(P.
National
National Boulevard Bank, of Chi¬
Springfield,
and Peter Giuliani; of Montpeliei.
to
Inc.,
Boston.
Alban
.
[:r-
Monday, October 5, 1959
.
000
Due
1964 to
1979
to
Payable at the Montpeliei
Bank, in Montp.elier, oi
Merchants
the
'
$42,900
1999/inclusive. In-
from 1961 to
i
Philadelphia.
Munson, of
1,- 1959.
Nov..
bonds
Pierce
itauscher,
i
! follows:
Principal
i>roved
a
.
cago, Loewi & Co., Inc., and Ray
Allen, Olson & Beaumont, Inc.,
at a price of 100.05, a net interest
Dui
1959.
1961
from
at
Beevillc, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $92,900
O.
1,
National
...•
(EDST)
bids until 8 p. m.
1
clusive.
TEXAS
Nov.
Dated
Jan.
on
plant
treatment
sewage
bonds.
■
and interest pay- an Oct. 14 for the purchase of
able at the First National Bank, j ?1,030,000' sewer revenue
bonds.
sive.
tion
Co.,
&
F. Hutton
E
■
receive
will
Secretary,
jealed
j
■{
Offering—Michael S. Zei-
Bord
ance,
Co.,
&
15 from
inclusive.
Borough Authority (P.
Steelton), Pa.
iteelton
wick
/
] Leftwich & Ross, First U. S. Cor-
$25,000,000 rev¬ | porationy-and Wiley Bjros., Inc.
bonds. Due on July
enue
will
Secretary,
Borough
noon
purchase of
.he
Bond
bids will be received
(EST) on Oct; 28 for
sealed
that
& Pohl,
Ruftifl, Perry
Burgwin,
-of
:
.
(1472)
Sept. 29—v. 190,
awarded
to
a
p.
group
1236—
Credit
the
6s, at
as
posed of White, Weld & Co., J. C.
of
Bradford
1959.
Joseph,
Co., Goodbody & Co.,
Mellen
&
Miller,
Inc.,
—
An
issue
of
$28,500 debenture sale was sold to
com¬
&
Sale
Debenture
$2,000,000 bonds
a
about
1969
Due
Anglo-Francais,
Ltd.,
price of 93.94, a basis
7.01%. Dated Aug.
1,
on
Aug. 1 from 1960 to
inclusive. Interest F-A.
,
@FedFRASER