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MONDAY
ISSUE
OCT?
,o
Reg. U. S. Pet. Office
Volume
Number 5783
188
New York 7, N. Y.,
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Private Placement—Arrangements
June 27, 1958 by Blyth & Co., Inc.
and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, pursuantto which certain institutions have agreed to purchase
Steel
Acme
Co.
negotiated
were
INDUSTRIAL
-
Price
Monday, October 6, 1958
INSURANCE
-
k ' "• A
1, 1959, according to
announcement made
an
\
't
In This luut
tive
on
proceeds
stockholders
authorized
value
also
for
company's
proposal
a
from
company
1.500.000
to
$1,
approved
30
shares
shares
of
of
and
stock,
common
All
of
the
family,
par
culminated
offer
an
owned
is
by
members
one
share
the
for
terms
each
of
the
the
in
of
of
Pacific Coast
Inc.,
all
the
of
stockholders
Adam
the
proposal,
owned
snares
Adam's
common
Tire
by
acquisition
of
Mart
stock,
Mart.
by
ownership
Tire
Mart,
Tire
would
fered
company
Payable
and
—
55
12
48
Foreign Exchange Rates
deductions, the final payment being
Nov. 30, 1959.
The price to em¬
ployees under this plan is the same as the price to the
Statement of Member Banks of
Condition
Federal Reserve System
48
—.
48
Banks
Reserve
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices- 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
47
3
Capital Flotations for Month of August, 1957
within this time will be offered to the
PROCEEDS—The
the
of
will
to
be
added
to
used
be
provide
the
general
the
funds
with
company
additional
working capital, thereby reducing the amount of borrowings
which the company would otherwise be required to make.
BUSINESS—The
in
1947
rily
in
engaged
engineering
is
company
continue
to
business
a
a
in colleges
in
1942.
corporation
The
organized
is prima¬
science and
for
and
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
)lass
-V.
188,
Air
(.no
par)
30,000 shs.
28,491 shs.
stock
common
Outstanding
stock
A,common
Ilass B
(no
part
50,000 shs.
44,410 shs.
it
pany,
issue
Inc.—Sells
announced
was
Notes
Oct.
on
Privately—The
1,
has
sold
com¬
privately
of
$2,500,000 4%% convertible subordinated
Sept. 15, 1968 to the Sears, Roebuck & Co.
Employees Savings and Profit Sharing Pension Fund.
an
notes
due
The
and
Air
A
other
Reduction
of
this
used
be
to
188,
repay
made
was
He
ting
It
of
the
of
Cumberland
Chemical
for the production of materials for use by Mastic Tile in manu¬
floor coverings and other building construction products.
Corp.
facturing
The
est
new
and
in which Air Reduction
company,
Mastic Tile
Calvert
City,
will
supplied
a
Ky.,
stock
40<e
plant
holds
60^
a
stock
inter¬
interest, will construct and operate at
produce
vinyl chloride monomer and
vinyl chloride polymer. It will also produce substantial quantities of
a
new type
of plasticizer. Acetylene, one of the major raw materials,
be
which
will
be
a
by
Air
built
to
Reduction.
adjacent
to
Capital
existing
cost
Air
of
the
Reduction
new
plant,,
facilities
at
struction
expected
Tire
for
by
the
plant
Cumberland
early
Mastic
new
for several
Chemical
months
Corp.,
this
and
Fall.
will
start
Net
Completion
Avenue
in
is
The Cumberland
City.
Chemical
Corp., of which Mr. Hill will be Chairman
will
be
managed
by
Air
Reduction
of
products
throughout
some
40 states will be
consolidated companies'
Saddle Brook, N. J., and
the
N. Y.;
>
,■
that
of
operations
in Lindenhurst,
'
American Duralite at
although
is
expected
in
position
that .the company will employ about 300 persons by
sales estimated
in excess of $10,000,000 annually.
metropolitan
competitive
highly
the
consolidated
area.
Earnings—
$176,063
$536,118
$1,207,017
35,138
58,779
76,770
372,413
1958—Month—1957
revenue—
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$1,487,330 $10,302,040 $12,413,949
1,309,012
9,360,113
10,158,880
$1,615,546
1,167,035
oper.
Period End. Aug. 31—
1
months
"12
months
'
Net
rev.
ry.
from jy. opers.
oper.
income
$448,511
335,169
-
$178,318
59,868
$2,255,069
1,103,564
$941,927
31,020
183, p. 945.
Lieu of Voting Trust
--
common
on
share,
Royal
be
may
Trust
Co.,
to
at its. offices in
Algom
cellation.—V.
the company's transfer
Toronto or Montreal.
plus $11 can be exchanged for a
or before March 2. 1959, either by cash
p.
&
Foreign
on
company
Sales
and
Bond
under
purchases
&
Share's
Corp. below.—V. 182, p. 1109.
American Business Shares,
corporation
increase of 42c
reports
or
IIV2V0
Stock—
.....
188, p. 441.
American Louisiana Pipe Line Co.—To Expand—
Texas
Gas
Transmission
American Machine
&
Corp.
This
company
188,
p.
441.
New Divisions—
has reorganized the two plants of its
Leland Electric
in Dayton and VandaMa, Ohio, into two- separate
it was announced by Robert W. Kerr, AMF Vice-President
General Products Group executive in New York
division
Company
divisions,
and
below.—V.
Foundry Co.—Reorganizes Lel-
and Electric Plants Into Two
recognition of the company's-growing Importance in the aircraft
AMF has established the Leland Electric Aircraft Products
at Vandalia.
This division- conducts research, design, .develop¬
In
industry,
and
for
the
nine
months ended Aug.
31, 1958
stock.
production of inverters, generators and other aircraft
trical products for airplane
The
as
develops
and
the
and
the
is
manufacturers and the armed forces.
elec¬
.
Company division at Dayton will now be
Electric Motor division.
This division designs,
Leland Electric
former
known
Inc.—Asset Value Up—
Leland
manufactures .electrical .motors for industry and ..defense,
largest manufacturer of electrical gasoline pump
nation's
motors.
in the value of its shares of capital
31, 1958 net assets of the company were $26,839,050, equiva¬
lent to $4.05 a share, compared with $3.63 a share on Nov. 30, 1957,
end of the last
Company
shares or
of Foreign Power stock were contemplated
plan of compliance with the Holding Company
approved by the SEC in 1953.—V.
ment
This
Commission—
Oct.
a
proceeds will be received by Electric Bond and Share
uoon
completion of the offering will hold 3,803,985
of the total outstanding stock of Foreign Power.
The
which
*•
an
Power^Co., Inc.—Registers With
division
745.
Allied Building Credits, Inc.—Option on
See Transamerica
$2.25 >
$2.14
during period
1957).—V. 188,
—
number of shares outstanding
and 19,676,039 shares for
average
1 filed with the Securities and Exchange
statement covering a maximum of 185,000
shares
of
Public offering of a minimum of 180,000
shares is expected when the registration statement becomes effective
Laz.ard Frercs & Co. and The First Boston Corporation will be the
underwriters of the proposed offering.
agent,
warrant
188,
$3,119,259
28,308,767
42,025,241
I 45,047,964
registration
common
stock.
Sec
share of
company stock on
payment
or
by cancellation
of Algom debentures at principal amount, plus
interest, or partly by cash and the balance by such debenture can¬
An
subsidiaries
: -
This
Certificates—
surrendered
—
shares for, 1958
Commission
To Issue Its Shares in
Approval of a resolution to permit shares of company stock rather
voting
trust
certificates to be issued upon the exercise of
warrants of-this company was given on Sept.
30 at a special meeting
of warrant holders in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Warrants
its
$3,435,626
29,405,216
—*——
than
The
and
company
—
—
v
-
441.
Act
—
I___-
American
52.9"«
Net
this
month
8
of
including provision, for deferred Federal
dividends of subsidiaries, is as follows:
1958
1957
Securities and Exchange
Southern RR.—Earnings—
Railway oper. expenses.
Railway
income taxes and preferred
p.
$124,206
31—
income
net
after all charges
consolidated,
3,205,217
188, p. 945.
Great
ifl
Bennel, Inc. and its affiliates were founded in 1946 to distribute
building products in the metropolitan New York and New Jersey areas.
Growing over the last 12 years in accompaniment with the high
level
of
building activity, Bennel was compelled to commence man¬
ufacturing in order to serve its numerous branches and maintain Its
$4,412,234
2,768,444
-
present
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$584,740
403,677
$3,304,562
330,568
As of Aug.
Milstein,
Digitizedand FRASER Vice-Chairman,
for
Mr.
income.—
known
abovemen-
the
pointed out that although the company is not completely opera¬
in its new facility at Loudon, plans are already under way for
of
100,000 feet
of
floor space on the
ten-acre site:.
(20.005,067
1960.
York
arranging
in
addition
♦Eased
1958—Month—1957
$434,774
from ry. opers.
oper.
Period End. Aug.
Tile
New
rev,
ry.
Alabama
con¬
Corp. of America is a leading producer of floor
tile with plants in Newburgh, N. Y.; Houston, Texas; Joliet, 111.; and
Long Beach, Calif. Headquarters of the corporation are at 99 Park
variety
branch
stated
Murdock
♦Earnings per
wall tile.—V. 188, p. 1265.
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.- -Earnings—
Calvert City, is estimated at approximately $10,000,000. The Blaw-Knox
Co.. engineer-contractors of Pittsburgh. Pa., has been engaged in the
design phase of
the
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd.
by John A Hill, Presi¬
President of The Mastic
the
produces Matlco asphalt and vinyltile and Sofstep rubber tile, and
wall tile. Its Hako Building Products
of resilient tile flooring products and
plastic
Hako line
Railway opcr. revenue
Railway opcr. expenses.
—V.
29
Milstein,
formation
loans
its
of
mid-1959, * with
Wearever all-vinyl
Matico
Manufacturing
company
manufacture of aluminum windows, the
a
much wider diversification."
In fact,
he
added,
"the company is currently engaged
in negotiations for
additional
acquisition, some within the building products field and
others quite unrelated."
America
of
Corp.
sells
Chemical company,
President of Cumberland.
as
Tile
Coronet plastic
New Subsidiary—
Sept.
on
and Seymour
America,
bank
current
541.
p.
Co., Inc.—Forms
company,
of
Corp.
will
purposes.—V.
corporate
joint announcement
dent
Tile
of the loan
proceeds
for
Division
—V.
Products,
serve
floor tile,
markets
also
Net
1041.
p.
also
Mastic
asbestos
of the
President
McFarlin,
J.
C.
*£o.
Period End. Aug. 31—
PRESENT
assisted
Inc.
wide
a
through
on
The
Chemical
company
distributing textbooks
universities.
publishing and
courses
CAPITALIZATION
Massachusetts
begun
Co.,
American Electric Power Co.—System
will
will
proceeds
net
and
company
resultant
'
of
existing facilities
Knoxvijle, Tenn.
may
of the board of directors.
&
at
the
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
public generally, namely, $20 per share. The right of
employees to subscribe on this special basis will expire
on
Oct. 15, 1958, unless it is extended by the board of
directors.
Any of the 2,500 shares not subscribed for
Penn-Michigan
the
principally in? 'the
company's plans "call for
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
Declared
of
with
engaged
State and City Bonds Offerings
one-half by payroll
due not later than
public. Employees
also participate with the public generally in sub¬
scribing for shares outside of the plan. The entire offer¬
ing will expire Nov. 30, 1958, unless extended by vote
Distribution
Mr.
Dividends
Division
Ohio)
Corp.
'
Miscellaneous Features
share, without underwriting. Of the
total shares offered, not more than 2,500 shares in the
aggregate may be subscribed for by employees under a
plan permitting them to pay one-half of the purchase
price at the time of subscription and the remaining
per
and
transaction.
carried
35
issue of 13,600 shares of class B common stock
an
(no par) at $20
Thompson
Window
Murdock saicl.
Mr.
35
Transactions American Stock Exchange
Sept. 17 of¬
on
end invest¬
top-grade aluminum building
products,
American
Duralite
will center manufacturing operations!
in a plant in Loudon,-Tenn., which was recently acquired from the
Huttig Sash & Door Co., a St. Louis based building materials company,
35
Stock Exchange
Transactions New York
open
Oct. 1 announced the completion
Corp.
(Knoxville, Tenn.),.
its affiliated companies, and
on
Y.)
N.
Products
Duralite
Manufacturers
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
SEC Index of Stock Prices
the
of
Building Products Firm9
—
Duralite
of
Lafayette,
(West
tioned
35
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
by
Metal
Knox
Hill.
45
Markets
Corp.
(Lindenhurst,
Inc.
American
44
Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
the
as
41
Stock
Duralite
consolidation
the
Corp.
40
Toronto
plus
thus
Offered—The
Stock
....
Toronto
to
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co., Inc., Reading, Mass.—
Common
Bennel,
—
application
new
a
Murdock, President,
George A.
of
...
of
program
a
Merged—Wider Diversification Planned—
38
Exchange—
Washing¬
preferred. stock and five shares of common stock at $20
underwriting is involved. The proceeds are to be used
American
36
39
39
Stock
.
appointed
trust.
39
Montreal
.
. .
No
promote
36
:
;
Canadian Stock Exchange
Under
Mart
to
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
the Adam company of the Adam shares
making the net acquisition cost to Adam,
300,000 shares of company stock.—V. 188, p. 1145.
owned
of
unit.
per
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
the Leitman
Tire
of
shares
ment
Stock Exchange
,
was
on
company
36
Detroit Stock Exchange
of Adam.
In addition, Tire
approximately
167,000
shares
of
exploration
of
tne
subject,
discussions
by
;j
36
Midwest Stock Exchange..
Inc.,
of
owner
I
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
stockholders
large
mutual
After
in
Mart
Tire
beneficial
their shares for 300.000 shares of Adam
exchange
result
of
also
are
the
stock.
Adam
of
terms
stock
who
is
Mart
the
to
27
31
Stock
,
Sept. 22 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 21.000 shares of preferred stock (par $7:50) and 52,500 shares
of common stock
(par $1) to be offered in units consisting of two
15
(Bonds)
Boston
approved
which Adam Consolidated Industries,
will acquire
all of the outstanding' stoc.t of The Tire Mart,
through an exchange of stock.
pursuant
(Stocks)
Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
the
com¬
the action of the board of directors in
entering into a contract as of June 30, 1958 with The Tire Mart,
Inc., a New York corporation,
and all of the stockholders thereof,
SI;
Stock Exchange
New York
increase
to
750,000
The
expansion
etc.
Sept. 30.
on
formerly Vice-President-Finance,
succeeding Mr. Stone.—V. 188, p. 1265.
Tower,
ton, D. C.—Files With SEC—
Page
New York
Sept.
on
value
par
used
Industries, Inc.—Acquisition,
capital stock of the
stock,
mon
be
to
841.
p.
Consolidated
Adam
The
expected
are
188,
announced
was
B.
American Diversified Mutual Securities Co.,
Stock and -Bond Quotations
•
■
program.—V.
officer, it
Bertram
President,
Oct. 2.
The
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Ellery w. Stone, President since 1950, has been elected Chairman o£
the Board of Directors and will continue as the company's chief execu¬
■
72,500 shares of 5.75% preferred stock, par $100, for in¬
vestment in part on Oct. 1, 1958 and the remainder oil
June
Copy
a
American Cable & Radio Corp.—Changes in Personnel
—
on
$1.25
fiscal year.—V. 188,
p.
345.
Sells Division—
See
Marquardt Aircraft Corp.
below.—V. 188,
p.
1146.
t
;
i
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1386)
American
Petrofina,
With
Inc.—Registers
filed
company
The Chase
'
a
Oct.
on
CorJ.—Quarterly
Dry Goods
Aug. 3,'57
Aug. 2,*58
sales
interest.—V.
187,
$
12,885,000
Federal
300,000
425,000
6,025,000
income
Gross
Net
7,350,000
ry.
Net
14,053,000
current
in
both
fiscal
the
year
350,000
375,000
6,860,000
$0.12
$3.75
$3.88
8%
gold
sufficient
Dec.
to
provision
of $900,000
for Federal
income
Oglebay
51,374,379 378,936,449
4,927,982
37,369,976
4,516,379
35,174,133
37,348,364
stock
common
$1.28;
Ending June 30—
8/12ths
of
contingent
188,
interest
and
preferred
dividend
Depreciation
Net
and
The
Gas
directors
signed
by
which
has
on
Sept.
(B. C.)
depletion
fihares
outstanding
Earnings per share
188, p. 45,
837,405
$153,628
Dec.
cents
,,$0.13
price
then
Oct.
1
announced
rates paid for its
commercial
Chairman
an
Board.'
of
The new
30
to
and
240
The
30
89
to
rate schedule effective
days,
to
new
89
the
paper notes,
270
2V290 to
days,
schedule
179
increase
in
net
majority of.
a
that
agreement
an
the
for
according to Robert L. Oare,1
\
i
!
six
to
for
the
the
property
or
a
paid
Oglebay
day notes, Mr. Oare stated.—V.
in
rates
188,
p.
for
five
to
29
into
produced.
of
If
and
of
is
royalty
production
marketed,
such
material
,
on
increase
an
of
in
produced,
company
will
sold—or 20% of the
SEC
The
exercised, Atlin-Ruffner will, be paid each.; Dec: 1
commencing
in
1959,
at
the
rate
of
$50,000. a
Atlin-Ruffner
has
received
$300,000
less
any
amount
private
and
earnings
period.
120,000
shares
preferred
indicated
electrical
and
$2.03 per
or
that
the
the
The
of
equipment.
Revised on the
the 1957 fiscal
143,210,000
25,000,000
30,800,000
$293,643,000
disclosed
and
conditions.
largest
Wellington Equity Fund, $36 million
Power &
in
:
Light Co., about $22.8 million
in
the
in
1,
York
insurance
added
the
A
assets
to
detailed
description of the
new,
an
,
suitable
opportunities
$700,000
July
October
2nd
issue
of
the
Chronicle.
of
bank
summary
balance
the
expansion
amounted
31
almost
to
exceeding the
-Sales &
five
'
current
times
total current debt.
188,
Sola
of
Working
1266.
p.
Earnings Up—
1958—3 Mos.- -1957
$
1958—6 Mos.- -1957
$
'
92,202,307
184,692,684
179,970,519
taxes
3,454,733
3,346,241
6,245,384
5,977,960
taxes
1,693,733
1,633,241
3,060,384
2,896,960
2,126,376
2,042,835
2,126,376
2,042,835
share
$0.75
$0.75
$1.35
Fed.
Fed.
shares
'
16;
com.
per
$1.32
provision for preferred dividends.
"(
-.
On Sept.
5, 1958. the company announced the completion of negotia¬
acquire, for Beatrice Foods Co. common stock,'the assets and
business of Squire Dingee Co., Chicago, 111., and its affiliated com¬
panies, Lutz & Schramm, Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa., and Brown-Miller Co.,
tions
New
to
Orleans,
Squire
20;
pickles,
&
Schramm,
and
La.
Dingee
preserves,
Inc.
distributes
labels.—V.
a
1
Company processes and distributes
a
and jellies under the Ma Brown label,
under
full
187, pp.
the L.
Bessemer & Lake
Railway
Net revenue
Net
x*y.
expenses
Corn
p.
SI.983,237
1,067,860
$818,690
566,088
-
188,
946.
Co.
below.—V.
Steel Foundry
Privately—This
surance
15 years,
Co.
it
and
; ♦$524,757
processes
American
$7,331,834
5,117,101
312,643
,
188.
-
V
has
company
notes
was
in
the
p.
842.
Machine Co.—Notes Sold
&
issued
National Life Insurance Co. and
1958
Rainbo
Inc.—Merger Effective—
Products
Birdsboro
table of
the
Erie RR.—Earnings—
income
♦Deficit.—V.
See
Brown-Miller Co.
under
from rail¬
operations
oper.
S. label.
&
pickles
1958—Month—19571958—8 Mos.—1957
$2,216,371
$3,610,263 $10,391,735 $19,884,991
1,397,681
1,627,026
10.916,492
12,553,157
revenue—
oper.
of
line
full line of
does Lutz
as
2790 and 2330.
Period End. Aug. 3L—
Railway oper.
»
October 2,
with
future
93,679,028
after
♦Earns,
Registration Section" :of the
a
loans,
contemplated
Foods Corp.-
before
Profit
to $314 million.
is
20-year loan
outstanding
Profit
way
Attached
.
found.,
are
new
•;,%
hand
on
—_
Com,
of a
all-time high of $12,118,000.—V.
Sales
Last week,
that section.
and
the firm increased
Milwaukee, in which it is
Co.,
recent negotiation
for
Period End. Aug. 31—
net private demand for capital
In
to Northwestern
American National In¬
of $1,700,000 payable in
Sept. 30.-
sum
announced
on
The
proceeds have been used to pay in full all outstanding loans
and to redeem the outstanding subordinated sinking
fund debentures
due Dec. 1,
1960, which .were originally issued Dee. 15, 1954, in the
amount of $1,680,000.—V. 188. p. 542.
(Continued
on
page
8)
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(Re8 F r8' Pate^ °"ice' William B. Dana Company, publishers 25 Park Place. New York 7, N. Y.. REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher,
?rnnSrLh* SSfS
a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue
Monday].- Other offices: 135 S La Salle Street, Chicagc 3, niinoia
S
PosSSns
B .Dana Company Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at tbe post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscription!
Btate8,
S* P05sessl0ns. Territories and Members of Pan-American Union. $65.00 per year; In Dominion of Canada. $68.00 per year Other Countries. $72.00 t»er vear
n account
of the
/Telephone STate
In
United States
MfYmr.
on
U
fluctuations
In
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
I
•
Basic
im¬
year
expansion
acquiring Sola,
Electric
as
the
and
on
cash
Best Foods,
be found in the "Securities Now
plant
growth.
capital was at
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. with
$110 million <dn debentures and
may
in
,■7 7
j
that the corporation continued its program
during the year despite the general
addition
In
capital
other
liabilities with
October 27.
in debentures.
r/'
'
,
consecutive
second
$1,000,000
Hevi-Duty
loan
working
and
Current
Postponed previously scheduled financing of bonds, debentures and
preferred stock add up to $274,000,000 as of October 2. This includes
Michigan Bell Telephone Co. with $40 million
September 25, postponed financing amounted
per
.
1978 of $6,000,000 from the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
at a 41-;t'c
rate.
Proceeds were used to retire a $2,900,000
term
to
Electric
October 7; and Florida
on
Sola
$2.20
V; V
expansion
reported
company
July
New
October 29; Scudder Fund of
common
been
/
-
for
than
would be continued
program
due
October 14; Puget Sound Power
common on
include
to
have
than
more
♦After
October
basis
would
single stockholder.
out that in the last
Beatrice
October
forma
pro
year
five years Sola has doubled its sales
tripled its earnings, Mr. von Wening reported the recent
purchase of a site at Elk Grove, northwest suburban Chicago, foy new
plant expansion of the Sola Electric ,Co. division.
Its major product
lines
are
constant
voltage transformers, mercury lamp transformers',
fluorescent lighting ballasts, and regulated direct current power supplies.
The Basic
Products
President
emphasized that the diversification,
$457,222,000
on
^
-
as
that
more
Wening reported
von
Pointing
55,800,000
common
annual
the Froedtert Corp. prior to July 31,
changed to reflect the diversification program
"
holdings
and
168,210,000
$140,250,000 in
the
for
■
V
known
was
invested
diversification
The
25,000,000
Canada, Ltd., approximately
Sola
firm's
has embarked.
Other Basic Products operating
Froedtert
Malt
Corpdivision;
Bauer-Schweitzer
wholly-owned. subsidiary, and the Brinsmere Oil Co.
a
report
its
104,077,000
on
the
The
Co.,
economic
.
43,438,000
Light Co., $15 million in debentures
in.
included in the report figures for the
are
$
&
250,009
provement, chiefly in its malting operations.
$129,135,000
on
and
company
include
Malting
Total
$76,195,000
$15 million in bonds
without
out
$38,339,751.
corporation
Mr.
$163,579,000
Idaho Power Co.,
share,
pointed
electronic
and
earnings of Sola
sales
which
units
private security offerings amounting to
on
commonstock,$i
of
years
1957, when the name was
on
forthcoming four-week period, commencing
7
r'p-''
YY""-' ,'.Y'Y' ■: Y YY'V'
Co., $23 million in debentures
$25 .par--Value)' to
of
1957 and 1958 on a pro forma basis. Consolidated sales
for 1958 totaled $35,168,509, compared with sales of $28,832,038 reported
60,639,000
(J.I.)
stoak,
$25 par .value,
that Basic Products' earning power was enhanced by its acqui¬
April 1, 1958. of the Sola Electric Co., an important manu¬
Sales
$52,940,000
8; Case
Sept. 30, has
on
fiscal
Among the larger offerings scheduled for sale during this period are:
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell
Telephone Co., $25 million in debentures
on October
21; American Cement Corp., $20 million in debentures on
October
on
&
2,000,000 ?shares
President,
Wening,
previously for 1957.
results, earnings for
Stock
of
of
preferred stock,
$1,915,446,
of
von
share and
sources,
announced
was
preferred 'stock, without par value/ ': .7 •'A'C AYYY'Y V
This corporation reported net earnings, including those of its-newly
acquired division,-Sola Electric Co., of $2,316,461, or $2.04 per share of
common stock,
for the.fiscal year ended July 31, 1958. This compared
Products
Bonds
Total
an
of
shares
following table:
______
of
on Sept.
26 approved amending- Articles of incor¬
to change the authorized capital of .the corporation, from
(consisting of 2,000,000 shares of common stock, $1
as.
value, 37,200 shares of
par
New, Net Private Capital Demand
Oct. 27-31
•
manufacturer
consists
it
company,
shares- consisting
2,287,200
The securities scheduled to reach the market in each of the four
weeks
______
//
the
shares
value,
par
re¬
Thereafter
the
company
will be paid a minimum
will gradually increase to $50,000 per year as long
is in force, or until production is commenced.' ;
core.
which
lease
so
the
______
Y Y»; Y
stockholders
poration
2,120,000
.
•
Oct. 20-24
V"
by
device
division.
and
market will be asked to absorb
Oct. 13-17
Y'
7 Basic Products Ciprp.-—Capital'Structure Revised—
-
is
capital issue figures compiled by the Corporate Financing De¬
partment of the Commercial and Financial Chronicle, based on informa¬
6-10
".Y/Vv/
7.'7V /,%
Minn.
Co., an issue. o|
$2,000,000 5j/2% subordinated debentures, dated Sept. 1*
1958, and due Sept. 1,1970.—V. 182, p. 2354. 7
"
7
New
Oct.
simple
vately—The
The
shown in the
presfent
is
managing Betiilehem
.They are also consultants
development,of Reserve Mining Co
Minnesota.
early
placed privately, through Reynolds
25
the
the
lesser.
the
the
'
minimum
a
NEXT FOUR WEEKS
are
third,larges)
|
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING IN
October 6.
the.
owns
Automobile
Co.,
-company has granted Oglebay Norton Co. an option to pur¬
200,000 shares of treasury stock of Atlin-Ruffner at 25 cents
share 011 the following terms:
a
the
also
.7 Y..,V/'A■■...■A
7'".' 1
'
and needing no power
upright chromium-plated
brass bar
x
%" x W in size, with a small energized areaY'The
bar fits snugly over a Yi" base plate permanently installed • on a
tape
transport over which passes- the/ moving tape,—V.. 188,:
sition
in
:
..
seven
at
in
the
Silver Bay,
the
facturer of
$457,222,000
■■
..
of
(July;'-1957)
and
operate,
report
about
and
mine
the company.
Called an * "Echoraser"
to
chase
and
1146.
the
iron
active.in
and
Anthony
from
7
merger,
was
1957
obtained
$50,000,000.* It
over.
division
James
were
new
with
tion
of
1956
for
been
Norton
higher iron concentrate is
a
higher amount per ton.
found
value
gross
to
'
be
are
lease
a
basic
a
concentrates
will
the
years,>
royalty
as
of
grant
pay
made—whichever
lease
until
year,
ceived
immediately is: five to 29 days, 25 ;
27s%; 180 to 239 days, 3%#;
days,
change
a
inexpensive- device to erase "print-through'^; on magneti
introduced by this company on Sept. 30 and was fully de,-*
scribed in a paper read at the Audio Engineering Society Convention
on Oct.
1 by its developer, Frank Radocy, Director of Quality Control
The
no
A
■
tape
has
St.
and
The
Norton Co. of Cleveland, Ohio,
exclusive right—until Dec.
1,
1959—to
bring
place,
minerals
5',.'
profit
If
tire
3 *■.>';<..
reflects
to
iron
of
takes
other
receive
on
agreed
1959,
Atlin-Ruffner
If
Associates Investment Co.—Again Increases Rate—
company
1,
ton
per
basic
—V.
The
has
company
at
as
2,764,700
Nil
:——
is
consolidation
of
Audio Devices InCi—Echoraser" Developed—
Oglebay
company with
been
granted
the
following royalty basis:
Oglebay Norton Co. will
$347,352
2,765,843
—
The
1,510,505
—_
,
Ohio,
.
746,243
—
loss
1957
in
at Babbitt
Ltd.—Progress Report—
announced
2
this
to
a
minimum
of
$25,000,
at
their discretion,
to
investigate
property in Montgolfier Township, Quebec. During
period they will pay Atlin-RuLner $6 per foot for any of the
30,000 feet of diamond drill core used in concentration tests.
■
v
$2,695,266
1,648,798
.
'.
•
.
time
$34,000,000.
consultative
and
this
$2,241,413
———
.
the
•
1041.
p.
Atlin-Ruffner's iron
1958
....
at
independent fleet of ships (bulk freighters) on the Great Lakes, having
an annual carrying capacity of over 14 million
tons, as well as dock
loading facilities.,
.
L ;
■''. Y .7%
v.
Apart from these activities the company maintains a' management
$1.37
'
spend
income
-j
••
.
Cleveland,
been
revenues
39,847,883
Atlin-Ruffner Mines
taxes.
Associated Oil & Gas Co.—Reports Loss—
and expenses
•
.-•■
of
assets
other
and
408,728,315
5,011,147
share, with a dealer's concession of $1 per share.
offering was oversubscribed.—V. 188, p. 242.
with net income of $1,425,000, or 68 cents a common
reported for the corresponding period a year ago,
when pro¬
vision for Federal income taxes was $1,575,000.—V. 186, p. 2850.
Total
Co.
The company and its predecessor organization^
engaged in the mining, shipment and sale of iron ore, coaL
industrial products for more than 100 years/;
The
present
company
owns
coal and iron
mines
in Wisconsin,
Minnesota and West Virginia, and had a gross income from, sales and
have
1958—8 Months—1957
Light Co.—Secondary,' Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 3,500 shares of common stock (par
$10) was made on Sept. 23 by Courts & Co. ait $37 per
compares
Costs
Norton
whose net
and
Atlanta
share
Six Months
'
■
Steel's
.
after
.
share.
without
4,658,004
requirements.—V.
an
share
common
of
100%
companies
47,149,727
--
income
6,703,000
$0.10
President, said also that "sales in July and August
improved trend over the first part of the year."
Net sales ol the company for
the six months ended Aug. 2, 1958,
Amounted
to
$108,628,000,
compared with $97,354,000 for the same
period of the previous year.
Estimated net earnings for the first half
■of the current fiscal year amounted to $1,150,000, equal to 47 cents
a
exceed
1646.
p.
income
oper,
♦After
quarter and the first six months of its
exceeded those of the comparable periods of the
year.
Robert J. McKiin,
This
it
to
amount
an
to
second
previous
bave, shown
to
not
1958—Month—1957
•Earnings per share of
Sales
sale
the
prices
at
Cc.
:i« * Atlin-Ruffner $50,000 on Dec. „1,. 1959,
barra of Atlin-Ruffner at 25 cents a
and, .if they have
,Vi AtlVn-Ruffner a further $100,000f
1, 1961/ they may purchase another 100,000 shares at 25 cents A
share;
-
800,000
earnings <est.)__
Earnings per share
for
providedi
as
Dglebay Norton
may
purchase
they
■
exceeded
650,000
Net
tenders
$16,909
(EBT>
noon
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—August Net Up—
JSarns. bef. Fed. inc. tax.
ipcome taxes—.
receive
stamped,
of
sum
Period End. Aug. 31—
Aug. 3/57
"/ S
46,132,000 248,267,000 226,085,000
53,165,000
Bank, New York, N. Y. will until-
Report—
Aug. 2,'58
$
$
J/et
1958,
(when
the
exhaust
.—Three Months Ended—• —12 Months Ended—
,
Manhattan
22,
debentures
accrued
Associated
If
Asuncion Port Concession Corp.—Tenders for Debs.—
SEC—
registration statement with the SEC on Sept.
29, 1958 covering 12,000 shares of its class A common stock, to be
offered
pursuant to
the Thrift
Plan for Employees of American
Petrofina, Inc., and certain subsidiaries.—V. 188, p. 745.
The
Monday, October 6, 1958
.
and advertisements must be made in New York funoa.
-
,
Volume
Number
188
5783
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1387)
3
ii
V*
U.
■
4"
Capital Flotations in the United States
And lor the
f
jiot
corporate financing in the
the month of
W:!
$52,550,087
iie~-
at $884,187,832.
Mir.
domestic market for
August, 1957 amounted to $936,737,919
California Edison Co. 4y8% first and
refunding mortgage
bonds,
For the month of August, 1956 the over¬
000
during August, 1957 was $931,938,919,
or 99.49%, as against $4,799,000 or 0.51% for
refunding,
f Long-term bond and note financing in August of 1957
totaled $839,006,500, or 89.57%. Of this figure, $835,782,500, or 89.22%" represented funds for new capital pur¬
poses and $3,224,000, of "0.35%,-was raised for refunding
operations. ' ' "
;
•
;
]
:
£
a?";;.','.'
p.;Ji*?
fjp'v
purposes
No short-term bond and note
during August, 1957.
Stock5 offerings floated
nated
was uncovered
the
to nine issues making up
-
a
i1
total
the
latter
total dollar volume of $33,-
V
!*!«*":
V';;
.
■
;
■'
•
fc'v
&:
and
m
dollar
volume.
For
or
tr.'vi'
«S.'
senting
the
two
4^%
A
subordinated
So
■f»\S£«
•
Other
jhts
.
sizable
issues
Service
Electric
&
Gas
Co.
4%%
first
©J*-
323
743
3?
$23,943
of
the
$9,871.
above
its
$10,499,
the
to
and
we
present
a
tabulation
of
~£ate,
STATES
TREASURY
Dated;
Total
222,387,388
164,750,000
23.83
Due
OF
Department
in
of
.DURING
DURING
Accepted
New Capital
*S'
Refunding
for
3
!__
264-days
90-days
91-days
5
July 11
July 1-31 July
25.99
33.39
91-days
91-days
3,000,004,000
97.445
*3.489
1.600,197,000
99.190
*3.238
2,408.194,000
2,719,490,000
2,279,108,000
1,600,004,000
99.198
1,601.037,000
■99.218
*3.092
1,600,387,000
99.202
*3.158
399,878,829
July 18
July 18
July 25
July 1-31 July
1
26.52-
4,545.824,000
2,313,809,000
399,378,829
a
a
280.000
230,000
100
2
12 years
Total
for
:
'
,
July—.
July 25
Aug
Aug
1
Aug
8
Aug
8
Aug 12
Aug
1
January
to
9,801,787,829
91rdays
91-days.
237-days
2,415,458,000..
1,700,472,000
99.150
*3.363
2,545.259,000.
1,700,044,000
99.164
*3.308
3,177,328,000
1,750,043,000
97.253
Aug 15
91-davs
2.595,649,000
1,700,000,000
99.116
*3.498
Aug 22
99.152
*3.354
Aug 29
Aug
1
2.353,582,000
2,469,45(5,000
1,000.123.000
Aug 22
91-days
92-days
1,800,655,000
99.106
*3.497
4 rnos.
8,893.000,000
8,893,000,000 100
100
4
100
4
4 mos.
978,000,000
978.000,000
100
3%
July 22
Aug
1 year
1,328,000.000
1,328.000,000 100
July 22
Aug
4 years
1,113,000,000
1,113,000,000 100
July 22
Aug
1
1 year
6,638,000,000
6,638,000,000
July 22
1
4 years
308,000,000
308,000.000
100
4
1
year
743,000,000
743,000,000
100
4
1
4 years
82,000.000
32,000,000
100
4
July 22
Aug
Aug
July 22
Aug
were
and the
$34,000,000 offering of Los Angeles School Dis¬
trict, California.
Aug 1-31 Aug
No
Canadian
for
eight months
Government financing
here
during August, 1957.
'
'
Refunding
;
,
and .11
starts
each
•
been
Total
March
$683,950,550
4,975,660
the
491,227,315
2,398,660
6,290,455
3,978,410
062,265,125
493,625,975
754,421,305
523,264,785
mature
_____
748,130,850
519,286,375
389,274,960
•
518,474,916
590,339,648
2,150,330
3,195,432
$4,493,860,129
$29,005,642
August
Total
I-I—On
interest
irom
3'!o,
For
$4,522,871,771
July \J_J_„_i
1,908,745
16,
.
20, 1957 "the Over-all interest rate was raised
1957 from 3'J to 3and lhatures in 8 years
instead of 9 years; and 8 months formerly.
Interest
1,
in
rate
April
on
20,
Series
compounded
10
years
previous data
1957
H
the
on
retroactive
income
semi-annually.
9
1955,
-
showing the
different
monthly
amounts
BY
MONTHS,
1957,
1956
AND
1955
Savings Bonds,
bond
When
and
years
to
Capital
8
Total
New Capital
$
'
USE
held1
$
'
'
$
350,000
1,032,621,352
456,339,621
49,292,653
505,632,274
36,011,100
930,434,470
533,028,072
28,225,930
561,254,002
384,282,362
1,228,342,480
22,859,605
1,251,202,085
749.432,217
20,212,540
769,644,757
1,092,117,895
59,220,705 3,214,257,913
1,738,799,910
97,731,123
1,836,531,033
1,970,544,582
315,097,152 2,285,641,734
.
494,144,325
133,916,625
628,060,950
44,639,185
OF
64,657,970
933,402,967
768,825,340
May
?ۥ;
868,744.997
659,174,246
38.487,150
697,661,396
1,094,036,074
•j
53,690,700
i 1,448,775,976
12,600,000
1,461,375,976
583,766,885
!
20,276,211
LL
June
*•
Second quarter—.
2,976,695,219
115,745,120 3,092,440,339
2.446,028,299
Six
6,131,732,427
174,965,825 6,306,698,252
.11,349,880',
July
July
for
six
months—
4,185,428,^09
.
172,833,757
1,1417,726,774^
748,829,028
83,518,225
!
592.872,491
91,928,160
604,043,096
3,000.004,000
Tjeas.
bills
1,600,197,000
Treas.
bills
1,600,004,000
91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
U. S. Savings bds.
Depositary bonds—
1,601,037,000
1,600,004,000,
1,600,396,000
1,(500,387,000
1,600,387,000
1
Total
months.:
r
85,316,791 2,531,945,090
for
July
183,047,914 4,368,476,123
1
823.481,355
September
Third
884.187.832
969.924,615
931,938.919
91-day
Treas,
bills
1,700,472,000
bills
1,700,044,000
1,699,381,000,
Treas.
bills
1,750,043,000
91-cUiy Treas.'bills
1,700,000,000
3,821,904,497
663,377,294 4;485,281,791
2,199,640,057
4,799,000
936,737,919
495,174,145
•
91-drty
Treas.
bills
1,800,123,000
1,800,033,000
"90:000
92-day
Treas.
bills
1,800,655,000
1,800,524.000
131,000
8,893,000,000
8,393,000,000
1,790,000,000
1,790.000,000
Aug
Aug
l yr. efts, of Imlebt.
4-yr. Treas. notes
Aug
4 mos. ctf.of Indebt.
Nine
quarter—.
—
>
months.
'
>
I
'
yr.
2,295,673,243
d44,579,063
520,174,145
622,211,465
389,019,719
1,011,231,184
Aug
4
yr.
879,876,233
566,346,199;
599,755,043
Aug
1
yr.
4
Aug
6,481,101,452
,971,101,329
276,261,999 6,757,363,451
1,678,995,327
576,569,963
2,255,565,290
5,500,899,824
I
Fourth quarter—!
e,t;
•947,635,524
months—
y ;
2,679,309,924
9,160,411,376;
Treasury Financing in August, 1957
The
Treasury Department on Aug. 8, 1957 invited cash
for $1,750,000,000 or
thereabeutsr of 237-day
p'easury bills. The new bills were dated Aug. 21, 1957,
and could be paid for by credit in
Treasury Tax and
Digitized Loan
for FRASER
accounts.
They matured on April 15, 1958. $3,tenders
.1,036,000.000'
1,328,000,000
1,328,000,000
notes
1,113:000,000
1,113,000,000
of Indebt
Treas.
:
1
1,125,742,351
974,241,782
•
21,466,334
969,101,858
549,323,693
52,234,091
601,557,784
728.176.549
61,315,965
177,328,OPO
was
applied
308,000,000
743,000,000
743,000 000
notes
32,000,000
32,000.000
Treas.
Savings bds.
Depositary bonds—
130,686,956
for
August—
Total for eight
789,492,514
2,403,242,593
,
392.072,921
4,828,000
392,072,921
1
4,828,000
30,707,237,921 31,559,410,000
2,147,827,921
months_109,089,303,77l 95,136,518,000 13,952,785,771
2,533,929,549
.
341,042,644 9,501,454.020 7.904,142,417 1.370.634,213 9,274,776,630
allotted.-
6,638,000.000
308,000,000
Treas,
17,136,900 1,142,879,251
800,746,629
3,140,453
64^780,645 2,744,090,569
6,638.000,000
notes
c'tf. of Indebt.
yr. cff.
yr.
978,000,000
1,239,947,257 6,740,847,081
40,173,858
.
1,036,000,000
978,000,000
of Indebt).
U. ,S.
93,214,085 2,388,887,328
.
Aug
33,408,844
Total
;
»}V
12
4
154,141,400
49,301,750
f7G0,573,071
1
December
Aug
490,437,668 '
i
October
November
yr. eft.
Aug
...
-
1
988,836,950;
i
663,000
1,750,043,000
1,^00,000 000
4 mos. ci't of Indobt.
Aug
25,000,000
■
830,574,483
! l-r
n'v
18,912,335
.
3,400,803,829
1,700,472,000
Treas.
Aug
348,280,142
641,000
280,000
6,400,984,000
91-day
273-day
Aug
!_
August
60,706,477
280,000
9,801,787,829
1
832,347,253
1,851,359,915.'
3,000,004,000
399,~87~8~829
399,878,829
8
Aug
July
—
Aug
Aug 15
684,800,651
8,404,154,021
1,600.197,000
91-day
Aug
>.'>
j-?.
65,580,278,021 57,1.76,124,000
hills
682,492,153
.
"
Indebtedness
$
'
Aug
509,658,396
will
2354, June
New
Refunding
Treas.
Aug 12
780,175,220
3 V*%
FUNDS
Accepted
3 264-day
5
90-day
July 25
428,921,547
i
First quarter—-
April
to
1957
maturity
page
on
136,541,342 1,228,659,237
3,155,037,208
^
'
Total
of
Total
•;
to
Total Amount
Security
July
July 11
July 18
Refunding
haa
a
raised
was
1,
months.
see footnote
Type of
-1955-
Refunding
$
purchase
February
1958 "Chronicle"; also introduction to Treasury Financing, page 2651.
Dated
i
yield is higher in
annual
I
and
current
instead of
'593,535,080
_____
as
April
Feb.
months
SERIES
./! 391,183,705
520,625,246
to
lowered from $20,000 to $10,000.
$4,107,950
May
changed
were
E—On
*'
•
TFour yeafs and 9Vs montlis.
Comprised of two separate scries,
i'ollov/s: j •
i • "f
u
accruing at the'end of six months. Also
intermediate
year.
Individual limit on
$6^9,842,600
April
109,089,393.771
bank discount basis.
a
which
of
SERIES
557,289,465
;_
February
June
;
on
years 11 months to 10 years,
retroactive
Total municipal financing for the first eight months
of 1957 is set below:
"Average rate
all
placed
was
33,707,237.921
!___
v■
a
4,828,000 100
i
August-—!
for
I
392,072,921
4,828,000
tEight
j
.
in the domestic market
,
12 years
.Total
upon
Palmer, Alaska.
4
4
<
392,072,921
Total
offerings on the part of the Territory of Alaska
the market in August, 1957, consisting of the
$400,000 bond offering of Seward, Alaska and $200,000
of
1
j
4
100
Aug 1-31 Aug 1 3 yrs. 11 inos-10 $rs.
Two
came
894,423.376
<
March
3%'
1,790,000,000
1,036,000,000
Aug
and
'
*4.173
8
Aug 15
July 22
1,032,271,352
February
fir-
t
,
1,790,000,000
the
New
,
*3.171
1,036,000,000
-1956-
9
Yield
65.580,273,021
1 year
FINANCING
Total
1957
Price
4 years
-1957-
off'.
sale
Aug
figures since January,
CORPORATE
$1,084
Amount
Applied for,.
ths__
mor
July 11
23.61
:
six
July
July
3
July
SUMMARY
49
$22,859
Depositary Bonds. '
FINANCING
Amount
Offered
26
'
t'-'-
775
weekly
the
$
Below
-U
$2,489
Treasury
operations
Treasury Bills, Savings Bonds
27
corporate financing:
:*-3v
324
;
Aug
refunding mortgage bonds, due Sept. 1, 1987; $50,000,000
Investment Co. 5%%
20-year non-callable
senior debentures, due Aug.
1, 1977; $40,000,000 Southern
-"V
*u ■
/ *5,946
confined
C'J',
i
373
308
978
•
$1,036
July 22
Associates
Sid
$337
3,419
6,638
$1,790'
July 22
$70,000,000 .Detroit Edison Co. 4%% general and refund¬
ing mortgage bonds, series P, due Aug. 15, 1987; $60,000,000 Public
Outside
July
among the larger offerings placed in May,
the City of New York, N. Y. emission of $40,000,000 of bonds, $35,000,000 for the State of Connecticut
debentures
were
Vnexch.
7,271
______
1957,
$2,787,500,
amounts
7otal
$11,719
1,113
Oct. 1 certificates
Oct. 1 notes__
August
4 r/e;
c
Notes
1,328
$8,893
3,792
Total
4'.r
Certif'tes Certif't6s
$12,056
notes___
Jun
New
varying
15
notes-:
Jun
total
' !
August, 1957, into
January
of
Aug.
% of Total
229,766,550
312,750,000
Aug. 1, 1980.
on
1
12.62
overall
issues.
new
'
-New Issues-
3 %'#>'. ">
Exch'ge
l' Included
One placement totaling $90,000,000 made
up the Paci¬
fic Telephone & Telegraph Co
offering of 5y8% 23-year
debentures, due
the
dollars)
Exchange Subscriptions for
July 22
of
outstanding
refunding issues, reveals that $590,339,648 con¬
stituted funds for new money purposes, while the
very
small sum of $3,195,432 was raised to
replace outstand¬
ing issues.
i
!■:
V- *•
4
1
Refining Co., due Aug. 15, 1987, and General
Motors Acceptance Corp. 5%; 20-year
debentures, due
Aug. 15, 1977.
SCO
eight
and
new
of Atlantic
*r>'
division
amounts
being exchanged for the
are
fori
24.51
27
the
eligible for exchange, and the extent
Eligible
UNITED
first
387,552.500
_\
they
Old Issues
25.23
30
________
were
c/o
39
_____
issues
(In millions of
315,675,000
'■
addition, $300,000,000
following tables' show
to which
32
_
In
were
Municipal financing in August, 1957, rose above the
volume for July of 1957 and stood at
$593,535,080, or an increase of $72,909,834. Compared with
August of the previous year at $220,299,804, the August,
1957
total was sharply higher than the
August, 1956
dollar volume, being
$373,235,276 greater.
as to size, placed in August
offering of $100,000,000 each, repre¬
convertible
The
'
of the four
current
total dollar
Outstanding issues, that is
of 1957 included
______
1958, and $2,489,000,000 for the 4%
1961.
allotted to Government Investment
Accounts.
$253,105,000
117,400,000
27
1,
1,
•
the
Total Amount
29
the
in
Aug.
Aug.
due
41
June
for
investment trusts,' trading, holding, etc.,
0.30% of the over-all total dollar volume.
placed privately
by months follows:
.
April
were
and
a
„
March
August 1956
accounted
offerings
'b?y
gross
the
of
August, 1956, shows that in
total of 34 offerings amounting to
25
February
common stock placements totaled
$89,825,385, or 17.27%. Preferred
eight in number and added up to $49,082,760, or 9.43%, of the month's gross dollar volume.
A
check of the
various
categories presented each
month in our five-year table on another
page of this
issue shows that the utility group continued to lead the
others
in
attaining the greatest dollar volume for
August, 1957 by totaling $371,891,491, or 39.70%.
This
was followed by the miscellaneous
category with a total
of $160,992,451, or
17.19%; other industrial and manu¬
facturing, $146,041,477, or 15.59%; oil, $102,250,000, or
10.91%; iron, coal, steel, copper, etc., $91,790,000, or
9.80%; motors, $36,250,000, or 3.87%; railroads, $15,600,000, or 1.66%; land, buildings, etc., $9,135,000, or 0.98%
62
■nt' "
month's
comparison
No. of Issues
August
1hat
A
issues
months of 1957
July
of
num¬
that for
.
1.77%
^>r;
period,
Corporate
offerings in the latter period numbered 40 with a
volume of $98,215,832, or 11.11%, while
preferred issues
totaled only four and reached the sum of
$15,664,000, or
month ol'
with
due
notes
Aug.
$132,620,000, or 25.50% of that month's grand total
placed privately.
•
stock
%a;a
volume.
month's total
130,250, or 3.53% of the grand total of all financing
placed during the month.
;
'
A comparison of the results for
August, 1957 with that
for July
of the previous month shows that common
.
debentures^ due Aug. 1, 1972,
month's
July the previous month, and the much greater
sum of
$138,908,145, or 26.70% for August, 1956.
Common stock issues in August, 1957 totaled 33 in
number with an aggregate dollar volume of $54,601,169,
or 6.90%,
while preferred stock offerings were limited
.
Chemical
$312,750,000, or 33.3$% of that
month's overall total..
During July the month previous,
a total of 30 issues were
placed through the private route
and they amounted to
$229,766,550, or 25.99% of that
under
year
&
Private offerings in August of 1957 totaled 27 in
ber and amounted to
for
ume
•»!•'.
,
in August of
Aluminum
icates
notes, due June 30, 1970; $24,000,000 Kaiser Steel Corp.
5%% promissory notes, du£ May
1, 1981, and $20,292,000
J. Ray McDermott &
Co., Inc., 5% convertible subordi¬
review, aggregated $97,731,419, or 10.43% of the month's
over-all volume.
This figure contrasted with the larger
total of $113,879,832,; or 12.88% of the gross dollar vol¬
-$
r''
financing
Kaiser
Corp. 5^2% first
mortgage bonds, due 1987; $31,000,000 Marathon Corp.
41/4% promissory notes, due 1964 to
1980, inclusive;
$28,155,145 Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co., com¬
prising 331,237 shares of $1.50 par common stock;
$25,250,000 Cuban American Nickel Co. 5% subordinated
all volume stood at the smaller figure of $520,174,145.
The total dollar volume or issues offered for new
capital
series
J, due Sent. 1, 1982; $36,250,000 Mack
Trucks, Inc. 5%% promissory notes, due 1972; $35,000,-
or
than the July 1957 volume which stood
more
August
Eight Months of Calendar Yiear 1957
*Sfl'
Total
in
for-land
$1,750,043,000
was
~
The Treasury Department "announced on July 31 that
final tabulation of subscriptions for the
July 22 exchange
.offering showed $9,871,000,000 for the new 3%% certif¬
icates due Dec. 1, 1957, $10,499,000 for the 4% certif-
(Continued
on
page
6)
In the comprehensive tables on the fol¬
lowing pages we compare the August and
the eight months' figures with those for
the- corresponding
periods
in
preceding thus affording
comparison.
years
a
the four
five-year
Total
$
173,0235 o0 4,702,730 63,26175
25.0 0 5 6,203
,7320
Refundi g 2,02,0
$
1958-
Capit l
$
New
Total
$
271, 250 43715.38 28,05691
Capit l
New
Total
S
643,8105 municpaltes.
239,1087
58,27 50
219.4*8,30 19.835,18 28,05691
78, 7.0
1,0 ,0
53.01 0 173,0235
00
67.865
41.983 2 1.87,315 6.76.852 2.135,20 1.850, 3,2 8,30 67,928.05 20,835.0 91.83,2 9.87,315 16.27,852 32.15,20 2.732,190 1,850 6,25130
1,0 .0
15.0 0
2. 02, 0
"20 .2
Capit l 20.8350 50. 0 8,0 ,0 6.298,0 30. 0 2,64,325 53,01 0 170,8 325
$
1.0 .0
Total
$
17,05 0 135.60 4,723,50 56,84.0 13.240 40 ,0 0 4,20 0
390, 58,270
7 463.90 195,0 284 8.50 , 0 1 ,4306
15,0 0
571,203
2,758,203
2,7 3.
I-i j"
27,105
7,2 5,260
Refundi g 30,*5790
$
-1954
14,60 52,6420
23.10, 53.890 7,25,20
23,10
Capit l 17,05.0 105.71,0 4.723.50 49.658,0 13.240 40,00 29,740
278934,750
17,65.0 5.075.30 6.78.76 2.865,318 587.50
New
\
Total
349,250 260,351 20
S
70 .0 0
307.52 0 80.750 159.627,0
To ~o6o
248,50.
239,168027
40,750 5,075,30 6.708,76 2.865,318 587,50 70.48,0 3,294,620 129.47,54 17,05 0 176,250 9,78,50 63,05276 16,05318 987,50 70,480 47,94620 401,57?04
i','1■»)'■
$
^
203
5 6,203
67,865
41,96832 1,87,315 6.20,649 2,135,20 1.850, 3,28,30 67,35 702 20,8350 91.68,32 9,87,315 13,58649 32,1520 2.732,190
1,0 ,0
New
84, 5.0 17,4029
401,5704
20.8350 50, .0 8.0 .0 8.50,0 30. ,0 2,64,325
$
Rcfundi g
-1953
84, 5.0 296,405
75, 420
390, 0
$
and
25,43795 2,80.0
Refundi g 52,0420 25;3TO76
$
Total
140, .0 3,682,40 146,5 23
170.8 ,325 1.0 ,0 4,687.30 62,09 72
$
—1954
140, .0 259.10,375 2,80,0
241,9 230
l.oOv
219,830
.7048, 3294,60
lXVot O 75, 420
17.05,0 12.360 9,78.50 56,427.56 16,05.318 987,50 --— 70X8*0 3,04620 326.0 854
•
106.45
0,940, 0 40 ,0 0
m\
45.83426 20,58.31 21.943,51 6.940, 0 45/764^39 3,0 ,0 58.765,891 1,498 6
213,95418 307,52 0 '120,58420 21,0831 158.570J 45,764,39 250;748,.v 1,0 231,84
189.0 0
1,5240
174892,05 CIOSSTRDUFTPNMHAOAFYHAEIUTENEGIRVRS
FGFLOOAVRMEFERTUIMNONIAFGMUHCNGPDTRAE,LRS
11,53,0482897.70 SbftamtruFGafnBo^RohieIceynveDpgdctadorsblvsmersyuilknlpdm.t. 15,0.32 9 30,25 94710, 35 —1560 835,720 —. Z IT 38.260,4915 48,69750 78504,12 96,154 15.90 37,64 30,25 1487 0.9,35 ,78 160524 931,^8
1,0320,.88454
15,20 21.75,90
389.01,7
501,6240.48397
FYEIVARS §tSDPCeorhacmuvnidfs,
Capitl 401,28 1
$
New
Total
S
5,93.90 195.06,284 8,50. 0
381,26.0 49,082^7608,47,85
1,4306
1.347 506
Refundi g 25.0 ,0
Capitl 356,2 0 49^082.760 8,4785
$
1,34750
New
Total
839,0650 3j0~25C 04, 1 09
Refundi g 3.24,0 1,57,0
CORPATE,
Capit l 35,78250 3710,25 03,2610
$
New
SOUM FARY
936,7 91 15.30 593. 5,08
4.79 .0
Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on
Corp ate— Domestic- Candi — Other
70 ,0
Capit l 27,5 .0 80,75.0 53,9102 ~To~ bo
Total
$
•
126,30. 3,195,432
Total
fuontadles
79,2.0
387,4951
750, 0 58 *6
280, 0
189,0
105,7 98
+2i~ 750, 0
t* 389,0179
r
1
294. 26 20,5831 21.943,51 0,940, 0 45/764^39 2,50. 0 58.705891 10.93490 21.430,184 27,5 0 120, 9.426 21,5831 75,802.563 6,940, 0 40 ,0 0 45,764 39 2,50, 0 58,765891 257,3 765 ~T
409,7812'
New
314.216,,085,0727807949
60 ,0
931, 891 29,0 .0 590,3 648
AUGST boannodtedss stock stock boannodtedss stock stock foreign- boannodtedss stock stock corpate
OF
MONTH
60 .0 0
1,78 ,731
105,7 98
$
«
45
>'
240.6,9
u1 62,145'
"1 •'{
57.1,924 9.57,30 20.73,19 187,50 1.04,0 6. 93,0 42.93520 138,90 145 2,930 21.30,924 39,5730 19,0 0 10,37 19 187.50 14,2 0 6, 93,0 96.415230 ■■'<£->A'520,174. 5
2 , 93.0 153,840 30, .0 19,0 0 89,60. 0 i3,Yo~o6 53,480, 0 381,26 0
—
000
-1956
60 ,0
495,174 5 36.45,0 125,0 . 0 27,962804 865,1904
$
$
-195
60 .0 0
25,0 0 309,5 .0 12,37.0
S
-1956
62,14G5 194.0 , 239,07514
520.174, 5 36,4570 43.50 20. 9804
Refundi g 280, .0
$
-195
!«■.•
Refunai g 387.495 1 17524,6 6
$
195 -
Refundi g
Capit l
$
New
Total
NEW
GORUPFING
25,0 .0
S
$
.
25,0 0
2.930 153.840 30. 0 19.0 64,0. 13,20
25,0 0
4
"■
57.1 924 9.57,30 20,7319 187.50 1,04,0 .6,930 42,93520 138.90 145 2,93.0 21,30.924 39,5730 19,"0. 85,37.19 187.50 14,2 .0 6.093,0 96,41$230 495,174 5
53,480 356,2 0
'.
15.0 ,0 32.05, 0 90.25,0 30,25.0 97.1 50 10.7 0 9,135,0 156,80 839,0 50
3,2 4.0
-1957
1,540, 0 48.09 7 5 0. 0
35.841,9
2,78 ,50 4,1 2,451 97,31.49 15.0 ,0 371,89.41 91,7 0. 30,25 0 140, 147 102.5 0 9,135.0
0
3,2 4,0
1,57 ,0
1,57 .0
1,57 .0
iG.2,7850p9^,451 4>l?i"Mrr'irt936,7 91
3,2 4,0
4,79 ,0
AND
Capit l
CHAR TE
New
S manufctrig hoeldticn.g , manufctrig hoeldtcin.g, manufctrig; hoeldticng., manufctrig hoaldtieng.,
AUGST BNooteans—ds
;utiles sccetooeptall,r,,Eqmuainpufmentacesoriindausntridl bueildtcng.s, Inttvrreaustdmsinng,,Miscelanous — SBNhoooratt-neTsed-ms utiles sccetooeptall,r,,Eqmuanipufmceenst ori.indausntrdl bueildtncgs, Itntrrveaustdmsinng,,Miscelanous utiles:sccetooeptall,,,Eqmuainpumfcternest oriesindausntrdl 1bueildtncgs, Itntrvraeusdtmsinengt,M,iscelanous ' utiles scecotoetpal.l,r,,Eqmuainpumfetnt aacnesodriindausntrdl bueildtncgs, Itntrvreausdtsminng,Miscelan*«-o,—us csoercpurita—te,InBteraanionkl CGoavnerndmiant forgeoveirgnmnt LGooaaagevnnncdi,sMu&nicpal—t-St.es,,SPotsaeeins dInnclooudte
toal •fTighueresso
Grand
I
fl
Other Farm United
*
OF
MONTH
Long-Term Railroads Public Iron, Moatonrds
Total
Other Land, Rub er
Oil
Ship ing
Railroads Public Iron, Moatnords Other
Total
Oil
Land, Rub er
Ship ing
Stocks-
Railroads Public Iron, Maotnords Other
Total
oil
Land, Rub er
Ship ing
otal—
T
Railroads Public Iron,
Motors Other Land, Rub er
Oil
Ship ing
Total
\
26,0 0 62,37182
1953:
Total$13,634,709118655 32o.Oi80579,13
Refundi g
$
Total
85,0 3,897038 3,90 0
iu,0
744,1
5,012874 97G,T25~0 91.4,0772,14268083
7,65.430 3,160,483
37,40
13,96 0 r,20 760
215,80 1,3247960 19o,juao0 24,850 407,6 40 t.ucb 27,0 0 37,50 680,916.50
16l,2075 176,40.
" 630, 0
3819 715 1,349,0 IXoXo o 4,5130 14,89260
-1953 dfunni g 31,0 0 20,87 0
124, 87 854,9~0 6 18,0 0 75,36750
20L250 201,250
-
$
Re
'
New
1,8057
i
-f"-
426,960
50 ,0 1,05 ,0
18,59 0 375,0
295,0
526,10. 1. 8,62750 286.59,0 62,50 0 957,23 0 193,0 86,21950 92,50 0 10,5 0 85,7980
$
5,19 37
109,538
New
Total
1,506294 184.52,0 1,962473 236,859 24,850 83X19,234 C9.431 16,43069 26,0 0 214,97*46 90,73820
73,17 0
38 ,50 173,2 4
426,960
108,9 0 10,45 0 68,0583 48,964185 241,85291 47,156204 6,714,854 16,031.57 19,8167
$
Capit l 148,50 1,450682 470,2350 24,83.750 63,40 319,843 1 21,3950 1,9480 8.518,0 25,0 0 25.0497G1
357.865
"
Refundi g 46,50 429,37.50 4,50,0 125,4706 19,850 2,48~0 25^0 0 18,74239
-1954
1.6,487
160,9875 176,205
50 ,0 1,05 ,0
Total. ' 194,650 47,523 0 24,83750 63,40 0 45,314 2 231,57 0 1,948 0 1,0 0 50, 0 40*834,0
$
64,58123 42,17 58 124,05749 83,60513
215,820 1,908 .37 237,4895 24,850 870,2143 492,013.98 16,43069 27,0 0 219.43X26 917,6819
1,854, 19 10,835913 31,0 0 28,40695 630, 0 39,62 179 2,07 ,025 1X0 06 4. 5X306 16,948369
723,46 721,025
7,536,905
37,40
13,96 0 1,20 0
Capit l 184,520 1,309260 194,6750 24,850 -, 705,93485 408,2540 16,07285 26,0 0 3,048^70 6 ,023.9
$.
•
357,865
652,185 42,147,158 124,9 213 84,06538 18,931246 75, 1689
20 ,0 0
175,0
375,173 2 5,0
195,071960 2,56 3 0 523,48765 24,83750 '0?:!a
ir-
17
279,';
216,03 57 68,91567
46,50 0 538*41,38 4,50.0 130,67 1 19,850 375,173 2,70,0 25,0bl06 198,4 239
9,70,0
1,32741,4559822834
163,50 173,2 4
57,4692 48,96185 236,1594 47.156,204 6,39681 16,03157 109,4867
108,9 10,45
72,450 91,75 0 530,91 82 153,769 5.0, 0 328,512 21,57280 47,021836 3,9528 58,264 39 1,972 50 360,1.608 143,82 58
173,2 4
148,57960 2.08,31692 518,9765 24,83750 63,40 56,9 75 260,598704 18,2 481 8,61.50 19,0357 470,3148
526,10 1,683 21 41,03.69 5,0,0 391,052 1,6975480 240, 1836 90,17235 150.764,39 12,467950 370,81608 1,075826
3F4tYFEA3MTFNIOUpVMIADHGKUA1RNSCR.PDLm■\—**--CNT?RaepfuoNCwTRnCaNdel^pfaJuitgwpn$diwlg$l$'3,587420691,4.3270156,01985i.UOG893.7v"«~*:vi40315,6_4l———1_,23■59_27890987'V:•'■•;-;80. 5,601,2354.2897376,069;—_0175,6:78408129.2.19,2493.50768,8FGotvernmhd;a—gflcyPCiDauicpsts Y3AEMINTOFUVSDT1RUGHONSAHI.RED 1,6745089282,94167035,0392 51,420896,7213046,579382
295.0
Capitl 13,2 0 934,1.50 234,10 62,50 581,69037 91,8715 76,5190 92,50 10,5 0 820, .69
18,59 0
$
New
Total .
9
,
1,856273
168^ 58
16,05 0 16,05 0 21,0875 4,6 ,0 20, 420 1,750. 2,64,30 2,370.491 72,91463 40,860 205,61785 7,12,0 395,8 36 10,82 5 9,86 58 1,750, 0 2,64,30 7,02
Refundi g 40,86 0 184,530 2,46,0 375,64.13 10,82 5 9,70,0 38,5173
S
-195
175,0
375,0
20 ,0
13,589450 120, 0 3,90 , 0
214,0 70 1,598 ,'450 108,4250 38,107 81,609 0 1.38,92.50 309,6 0 39,6430 49,50. 0 4,12,50 59,84.20 745,86 250
2351656
509,8 36 149,0369 5,0 0 328,512 192,'3.08 47,021.836 3,7894 58,26439 10,2 950 357,64308 12,4736 1,7832904 12,390 1,4625 03 43,8916 5.0, 391.05,2 74,1 7 138,20951 80,3 49 150,76439 ,107.95 368,14308 98,0 436
56^40 75,4 50
•
50,0 0
5,0 ,0 2 ,894, 50 1, 97,8 0 47,8 .45 73,49 24 9,735,706 379r4~357 4 69,5109 3,80 ,10 1,028,475 2,130, 0 94,5 142 173,21532 r—
1,28605,93
-
V
215,39580 2,08953,8 182,01724 8,546,06 81,609 01,702.31,84 379.15,09 43.678,10 50,28475 6,24,50 159,40 32 91,49782
311
Refundi g 1,703 9,60,50
-195ft
Capital
$
125,94735 14,260
1,0 0 935,0 0
1, 97,8 0 4.394,30
50,2 10
,30 ,15490 ,4025 ,8107 ,609 ,04765 ,340 643,0 ,560 1 2.50 854,20 ,63150
4,
202
New
108,
38,
38,
81
48
295
59,
695
42,516480.63,5238,9071
LFOGAFOCVRERENMPIGNAT,T,1«TRNoCefatuaepndiltwigl$$5,293501.77688,403.9-—6,11.548,397279 '0.C56336,510—>-—1,22,670765 00,1,9125695——- 8.214770,.68153,20537.0,84602,13963,2.58098 152,637109,74.8fraSbomatunoicpelytydienss^SbhDvRaecstrud. ISCONNOGRURPEEUFAWPTI etc.
Total
1,588
$
259,73.0 ,7386590
1,193
735,4 30 4,25.0 243,65.0 659,24.0 48,65120 02,4130 5.0 0 25,7 0 92.0 60 93,687
852,CO
Refundi g 8,125,0 19,740 57.02,705 86,9 60 1,50,0
$
-195
Capitl 251,60 2.75401,9
$
ACHNARDTE
OSUMFARY
New
483
2(4i..0551,9,0183
583, 3
6^289*21 12,95416 12,901580 14,35 890
50,0 0
13,58940 120,0 3,90,0 ~23~5,0P 5.0 ,0 2,894 50 473,9145 73,492 9,735 06 379 ^34 69,423.09 3,80.10 1,028475 1,546 7 94,5 142 16,94231
825,0 40 ,0 0
3.017,30
264,0 6
520,483.19 231.94 3 14,92758 2.610, 0 98.73,160 17;934,56
58.1 , 0 260.81, 3
7,4 5,0 1,68730
14.69,0 1,02,47
50,498 0
678,3905 4,25.0 243,65.0 573.2 ,60 15,204 61,530 5.0 ,0 25,7 0 92,0 60 82.69,8
361,40 128,0
825,0 40 .0
3,017,30
462,750
264,0 6
573,68213 260,81 3 519,46278 21.943, 14.92,758 2.610, 0 98,73.160 17,4 61
7,45,03 1,68730
126,3015 14.38,0
1,0 ,0 935.0 0 583, 3
567494,
20.38,0 2.073,8495 182.0 ,74 48.56,40 81,609. 1.576,049 364,7 09 42,67810 49,53475 5,69,167 159,4032 862,5471
1,12,7833059.98244
259,730 3.6284,01 96,53.48 4,25.0 243,6 0 1.8342,695 716,5943 7,3 058 5,264,06 28,35.0 190,83760 1,0587432
852.C0
15,92197 8,125,0 34.263,0 57,02705 87,1 047 1,50.0
50,96150
610, 0 579,01 778 245,0 635.0 70 ,643 094,639 481,058 264.0 6 3 5,0 813,760 2678 ,80
GOO
1.89,60218
5,
4
251,
3.328.
939
212
1,095
715.
76.
28,
190
1,007
—
52,8567,904.081271643
2470,8,711532.70
A3ENUDG\. boannotdedss - stock stock boannotdedss -.. stock stock foreign— bonaontnedsd-s. corpateBHInaternaioklGovernmt fogroeverni_mgntGaogancviedst&SaeI.sPSosteaiens fiudnficgnludoorseetsfBUolnaternariokl 3EANUD1G. NBootaensd-s utiles eccotopa.rl,,manufct acesori inmadanuunfscttrdrigl bueildtcngs, httorraludisng,, NBotaoesn-ds utiles eccotopal,,manufctres oies inmaadnufucntsritgdr—l beuildtcngs, htetorraltudcisn.g,, utileseccotpoarl,, manufctes ories minaanduufnscttdrrigl beuiltdcngs, htoretalrdtucins.g,, utilesectocpo.ar,l,moaniuft-/ acesBo.VUriW* maiannufdcnutrsidtgr-l beuiltdcngs, htoretalrdtucins.g,, — seccuorlrtpi»—ate
MONTHS Corpate— Domestic— Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on CflnstdiA1*' Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Long-term Short-em
8
Other
Total
Candian Loan MunicDal United
$
Other Farm
♦
toal •These
Grand
MONTHS Long-Term Railroads Equipment Maotnords
ste l,
8
Public Iron,
Other Land, Rub er
Ship ing Investm n
Miscelanous
Short-Tem Railroads Public ste l, Equipment Maontodrs
Iron,
Other Land,
Investmn Miscelanous
Total
Stocks-
ste l, Equipment and
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
Rub er Ship ing Investm n Miscelanous
Total
Total-
Railrods Public Isrtoen,l, Equitpnme/ Maont»1oVUdUrWs1D Other Land, Rub—er Ship ing Investmn Miscelanous
Total
€
(1390)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(Continued
from
/%//;
'
;;
Gardner;
Retired
41,770,131,400
1,188,715,600
accrued
501.634,000
920.073.000
19.551,000
—
105,796,000
-
-
for
July-,;—,..
521,135,000
.
Adams
$418,439,000
$86,245,000
1,025,869,000
Co.:
$504,684,000
A
/
Notes
1,386,095,000
891.508.000
94,574.000
-
C.
&
104,718,000
for
AUgUSt.
1,480,669,000
-
.
-
1,033,800,000
Co.;
&
for
eight
months
♦Comprises sales
tificates sold
ment
to
of
44,960,701.000 42,889.800,400
special
series
certificates, notes and bonds;
cer
Adjusted Service Certificate Fund, Civil Service Retire¬
Federal Disability Insurance Trust
Fund, Federal Home
Banks, Federal Old-Age • and Survivors Insurance; Trust Fund:
Foreign Service Retirement Fund.
.Government Life Insurance Fund.
Highway Trust Fund, Unemployment Trust Fund and Veterans
Special
Blair
Inc.;
&
Co.;
&
•
.
Insurance Funds notes to Canal
Zone, Postal Savings Systems.
Civil Service Retirement Funds. Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation,
Federal Disability Insurance Trust
Co.;
\/%
,
;
Y~
;
A
$3,555,000 New
RR.
Drexcl
4.Vzlb
equipment
trust
A
Co,;
Eastman
Dillon,
Co.; and Stroud A Co., Inc.
York
due
Central
RR.
annually Sept.
Dick
A
to
Merle-Smith;
Co.,
McMaster
$4,320,000 Norfolk
•series
B,
inclusive.
from
Securi¬
Union
for
t
■
trust
-
i
>
A
A
Co.
and
Co.;
,
,
/
.
A
A
A
and
in
Co.,
A
UTILITIES
units
of
Pizzini
A
A
Co.;
A
Horner
.'v
A
A
Fox;
M.
bonds,
$50
Telephone
l, 1987,
construction.
&
to
Co.
privately
4:!<»%
Co.;
Stix
J.
'
/
>
'
through
Co.
and
Kidder,
'
i.
'
A
i
for
Pea-
,
accrued
Bell
A
Farrcll,
Inc.;
Boenning A Co.;
Corp.;
McCOrmick
&
Co.
and
Scott,
Oversubscribed.
*
!
' 'j
,
.
bank
loans
with
a
Co.,
*15,000,000
P.
due
and
group
.for
A
A
Neal
to
Co.
repay
Placed
through
5%
bank
privately
Putnam
without
Price,
Co.
Telephone
repay
and
May. 1,
to Ohio
Southern
Aug. '1,
1987.
construction.
*6,000,000 Missouri
,
.
.
C.
A
new
W.
loans
and
by
of
Fairvicw
company
5 %4%
Purpose,
investors
Co.
for
for
first
A
first
Public
1981.
Service
Puipose,
construction.
:
„
A.
mortgage
through
$18,000,000 Northern States
repay
bank
Power
Co.
(Minn.)
tUg'
r198<7-' t>urP°seconstruction;
for
for
n
new
rornC-Stn
? w' i?«
r
mortgage
loans
and
5%
first
in-'
Price,
100%
and
accrued
,erfd by Blyth & Co., Inc.; The First Boston
% n°'LHqi?i)hi11' Noyes & Co- Hornblower
&
American
Co-> Inc.;
Corp.; First
Fulton
of
Reid
Michigan
Moore, Leonard & Lynch;
Simmons; Julien Collins & Co.; DeHaven
A
send,
Crouter
Cook
&
A
Bodine;
Rand
&
Hill
Co.;
Richards
Coburn
&
1
A
&
Co.;
Co.,
Corp.;
Blunt
Town-
Newhard,
Inc.;
Middlebrook,
with
Corp.,
for
1,
47«%
first
&
Chemical
Corp.
first mortgage
Purpose/fof expanaion-^irogram. Placed
institutional
and
MOTORS
Dean
investors
Witter
and
Purpose,
W.
A
Co.;
Baird
Davisi
Nevv
A
A
York
Co.; Tucker,
Co.
Inc.;
Ball,
Co.;
A
II.
Hentz
Co.,
Inc.;
Strader
Edison
series
program.
J,
due
Price,
Halsey,
Co.
of
AND
America.
OTHER
.
*$650 000
'
Co.,
47b%
April
*2,000.000
30,
A
Sept.
Co.
1,
1982.
and
Inc.;
Becker
-
Robert
Cook
Co.,
/.
,
'
'
j'.
...
North
A
Incl;
Co.
Byrd
A
•
Electric
Ellis
Co.
A
Co.
5%»%
Lite
Insurance
(,ue.
March
31,
*2,000.000
&(
'
•
company.
Inc.
4:;k'-'
v.
-■
.promissory notes
-
refund/
-
repay
Offered
•
/'.
:
Green,
Hutton
A
Ellis
Deane
A
Meyer
A
the
of
due
promissory notes due
to
cents h
ment
States
:
1980, Y
and
6%
and
'Northwestern
10-vear
Mutual
shares
60,000
(J.
Ray) .4
and
due
Co.,
)
subordinated ' deben-
of'common
stock
(par
Placed
pmposes.
j
.
Inc.
5%f convertible subordi¬
1,1972.1 Purpose, for equip¬
Aug.
expansion program.
for subscription by
Price',
at
($205,300)
Kidder, Peabody
Offered
par.
stockholders/'
common
portion
underwcittOiv rby
by
UnV
;Dominic^
A, Dominick;
A Co.; A. C. Allyn A.Co.,
Inc.; Bacon, Wliipple A Co.; Ball, Burge A Kraus; William
Blair A Co;: Blyth & Co., Inc.; Buettclier A
Co.; George
,
Anthony
D.
Bv
Bonbright A Co.; Clark,. Dodge. A Co.; Dewari
A
Fancoust; Drexel A. Co.:/Eastinan Dillon,
A 'Co ;
Equitable Sec urilios ' Corp.; First
Michigan
Corn.;
First
Southwest"* OA.; •* Foster■*■'&
,
//,/-
Robertson
Union
of
Securities
Marshall;
Robert
Goldipan.
Garrett
A Sons; Glnr<, Forgan
A Co.;
Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes .A Co.;.. Ilornj
Howard, Weil, Labour/se, Priedrichs? A
Sachs
blower
%
Weeks;
A
Co.;/ W,
A
E.
Co.;
Loeb,
A
Hutton
Lazard
A
Co:;
FreroS
Rhoades
Pierce,
A
Fenner
A
Co.;
A
Ingalls A Snvrtcr; Kuhn, Loeb
Co:; Lehman Brothers': Carl M.
•
McCormiek
Bcanb;
Leonard
A
Ljneh;
Jackson
A
A
Co.;
Merrill
Milwaukee
The-
Lynch,
Co.:
Moore/
Curtis;
North vest Co.; Paine, Webber,
Rauschcr, Fierce A Co., -Inc.; Rotan',
Co.; Schwabacher A Co,; Smith, Barney A Co.;
Smith. Moore A Co.; Stone A Webster Securities.
Corp.;
Townsend, Dabney A Tyson; Tucker,
Anthony A R/Li
Moslo
Pacific
A
Day;
Underwood,
Co.,
and
*12,000.000 Olln
White.
June
Neuhaus
Weld
Mathieson
A
Co..
Inc.;
G;
Corp.
4%
Walker
A
promissory notes due
1,
Placed
H.
Co.
A
Chemical
1977.
Purpbse. tor expansion.
privately with Prudential Insurance
Price,
at
par.
Co. of America,
'
*500.000
Paragon
Aug.
•
Electric
30,
1953.
expansion
Loewi
Co.
A
5:!4%
12-yeai'
unsecured
Rome
due
refunding
($175,000)
and
for
($325,000).' Placed privately through
with
Prudential
Insurance
:
Cable
note
Purpose,
program
Co.
Inc.
America.
*4,000.000
of
Co.
*
.
Corp.
'
/
43i%
promissory notes due Aug. 1,
Purpose, refunding ($3,049,000) and lor expansion
($951,000). Placed privately with The Connecticut Mutual
1972.
and
refunding
Purpose, for
accrued
'
'
*
Life* Insurance Co.
interest
Massachusetts
Corp.
of
Life
Insur¬
*
America
6%, first
mortgage
'
!
bonds
due.-Aug.
15, 1S72.
Purpose, for expansion and
working
capital.
Price; 100%
and accrued interest.
Offered by
The Ohio Company to residents of the State of Ohio.
All
V
•
Burn-
,
'
-
v
Corp.;
:--«t>ldl
.
19.729,590
"
Thompson
due
to
Z
-1
'
Co.;
Unsub-:
portion
($274,100)
Union
A
Securities
Co.,.
Inc.;
A
Co.;
Battles,-Inc.;
body
A
Co.;
II.
L
Field,
of
Miller
A
Weeks;
W.
Co,;
E.-Hutton
Joseph.
Me.Uen
M.
A
Barney,
A
A
A
Co.,
Inc.;
Co.;
The
First
Corp.;
Fulton
Hemphill,
Howard,
Co.;
A
<Sc
Labouissei
Janney,
Co.;
Reid
Noyes
Weil,
Dulles
Miller* Inc.; Kidder,
Marks
Inc.;
Turben
Leonard A
Merrill
A
Lynch;
Lynch,
Co.-,
W.
Inc.;
H.
Represents issues -placed privately.
$ Indicates
issues
t Indicates
special
sold
Pierce,
The
Wm.
J.
competitively,
offering.
Fenner
Milwaukee
Newbold's
Schoellkopf,
•
Emerscn
Richards
Michigan
A.
Lattrence
Merrill;
*,
by Smith,
A
Pea-i
Mericka
'
A? Co.,
»
/
Co.;
First
Hayden,
Hornblower
Friedriciis
,
A
Co.;
A
Corp.;
"
Co.;'
/
underwritten
McDonald A Company; Ball.
Cleveland
-•
'
debentures
(convertible until Aug. 1, 1967.1. Purpose,
bank loan and for working capital.
Price, ai
stockholders; 106'4%
to public.
Offered by com¬
for subscription by common stockholders.
Fahey," Clark
'
subordinated
Burge A Kraus; A. G.
Becker A
Co., Inc./" Blyth A Co., Inc.; Clark, Dodge A
Co.; E. W. Clark A Co.; Curtiss, House A Co.; J. M Dalit
A
Co.,
Inc.;
Dominick
A
Dominick:
Eastman.
Dillon",
■
•
,
47«%
to
scribed
A
Inc,
Aug. 1, 1982
pany,
A
Products,
reduce
par
Inc.;
Inc.;
Shearson,
Hammill
A
Co.;
Scribner; Stern Brothers A Co.;
Stern,
Fox; Stifel, Nicolaus A Co., Inc.; Stix
Mutual
.
.
150.000 Thermometer
Lestrange A Co.;
A Co.;
Securities
and
Co.
ance
Allison-Williams
Broome
Clayton
to
'-1'Inc.
Purpose, for general corporate
through Courts A Co/.
subscribed
C
1954
b'-ink
repav
United
-
Co..
1967
McDcrinott
coiupany
Sons;
Pomeroy,
Singer,
Frank
lures
/
Sept.
Insurance Co. '
nated^ debentures
Burge A
A
Co.;:
Co.,
A
Society
privately
20,292.000
.-
due
repay bank loans. - Pi-iced pri¬
Life Assurance Society-of the United
loanu ond fdr expansion
Placed privately with the Equitable Life
Assurance'
*600.000 Marks' Oxygen
-
to
Co.;
Garrett
.
Life
%
in-
an
/•/-//
to
se.
Corp. 4*'*%
program.-
Inc..;
with
'
:
•
promissory note
^working capital
privately
'/'
Marathon
inclusive.'-Purpose,
'
47a',<-
Placed
•-
Co.
:
■
ny'on
e"M
loans.
vately with Equitable
.
/'
•
Offered by Cook Enter-
States.
*31.000.000
Blunt
6//
convertible debenPurpose/ for working capital.
Controls,
bank
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
1, 1958-1971.
Purp
through
"•
:
"""••/%.
Purpose.,
reiiav
surajicc
»
Corp.
1967.
/%.--'
1972.
to
Co.
j
Moulding
Ilagan-Chemicals
and
pur-'
sinking
Sintmons.
due
noteg
corporate
fund botes due Dec. 1,
to repay bank loans.
Placed privately with
i-rise, inc.
'///"
Pur¬
promissory
for. general
Price, J.00%;. Y;ind accrued interest.
-? *2,000.000
1972.
through Kidder, Peabody A Co,
5:,4%
Gibhs' Automatic
"V,''t'.:fes
Baker, Weeks A
Company; Baxter A Co.;
Stockton
Brothers;
;
MANUFACTURING
Purpose,
Purpbse,
Massachusetts Mutual
1.000,000
■
AND
privately
1967.
Inc.;
Gintlief A Co.; Grande A Co.,
Anderson; Gregory A Sons; Hall¬
garten A Co.; Harrison A Co.; Ira
Haupt A Co.; H. Hentz
A Co.; Hulme,
Applegate A Humphrey, Inc.; Jenks, Kirkland, Grubbs A Keir; John B.
Joyce A Co.; Kenower,
MacArthur A Co.; Kean,
Taylor A Co.; Kormendi A Co.,
Inc.; Lawson, Levy A Williams; Loewi A Co.
Inc.'; Mackall
A Coe; A. E. Masten
A Co.; McDonnell A
Co.; Mullaney,
Wells A Co-.; Newburger; Loeb A Co.; New York Hanseatic
Corp.; Norris A Hirschberg, Inc.; J. A. Overton
A Co.;
Patterson, Copeland A Kendall, Inc.;
Penington, Colket
A Co.;
Peters, Writer A Christensen, Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock
A
Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich A
Co.; - Putnam A Co,;
Raffensperger, Hughes A Co., Inc.; Rand A Co.; L. F.
Rothschild A Co.; Saloriion Bros. A
Hutzler:
Inc.;
'
Co.;
A
Fitch,
'
*
ACCESSORIES
Accessories
1669.
Placed
pesos.
Inc.;' Hugo Marx
first
First
-
'
A
The
t?"
;
INDUSTRIAL
Communications
due
Hanseatic Corp.; Swiss
Fleming-W.' B. Hibbs A
101.085%
Stuart
through
CoK
A
privately with a
insurance companies, led by Prudential Insurance
group of
Co.
Shaugh-
Co,
ETC.
,
1987,
of
5% subordinated notes due
capital expenditures. Placed
;>•
1
Cunningham, "Schmertz A Co., Inc.; Dallas
Union Securities Co.;
Shelby Culloni Davis A Co.; DeHaven
A Townsend,
Crouter A Bodine;
Dick A Merle-Smith;
Dreyfus A Co.; Elkins, Mdrris, Stokes A
Co.; Emanuel,
Deetjen A Co.; Fahnestock A
Co.;/Fauset, Steele A Co.;
First
of
Iowa
Corp.; First Securities Corp.; Foster A
Marshall; Freeman A Co.; M. M. Freeman A
,
mortgage
to reP»y bank loans
Q?lantJ & Stone;
Co.;
new
Co.
>
50
Co,
Co:
\*:U
*$36,250,000 Mack Trucks, Inc.
promissorv notes due
pose, for
working-capital, etc.
Placed
Co.;; Robert
A
Insurance
.
S.
Ya'ntis
A
Co.,
Inc.;
-Zuckcrman,
Sriiith
A
Co.
- •;
' • ,/;
/
Wood, Struthers
California
by
A
Courts
bonds,
for
privately
with -institutional
Kidder, Peabody A Co.
-
Culloni
A
Barret,
G.
ham
pro¬
bonds,
■
Wright
A
Life
Life
Corp. 57i»%
promissory notes *due- May 1,
Purpose,; for expansion program.. Placed
privately
institutional
investors
through
The First
Boston
/
'■ •/
:
Corp.
•
F.
and
/
White
American Securities Corp.;
Arthurs,
Bache: A Co.; Bacon, Whipple A
Co.;
Co.;
A
Co, 5*8%,. first
to
Placed
N.
Co.,
Occidental
Co,-'./
1981.
$90,250,000 /
•
Co.;
Purpose,, to repay bank loans and for
Price, 100.71
and
accrued
interest.
Weld
Nickel
Purpose,
1970.
Kaisei; .Aluminum
with
••/,
Sage, Rutty A Co., Inc, and Thayer, Baker A Co.
Offered
public,
1
mortgage
American
30,
Boston
'
A
Afthur ,L>
Co.
Robert
mortgage bonds,
due '
Company.
C.
Insurance
Co.,
*24.000,000 Kaiser .Steel
Corp.* of
Norfolk; - Kay,
Richards
A
Co.^
A Co.; Parker A
Weissenborn, Inc.; Sheridan
Paul
Co.;
$40,000,000 Southern
in¬
con¬
construction
j-hrough The Ohio*
5:%%.
to
Co.,
Mayer;
York
Life
Insurance
Bankers
bonds
Placed
New
Mantifacturhig Co, 5%'^
.promissory
Purpose, for " expansion "program i Placed
bonds'due 1987.
Lunt;
Bogan
Scranton
new
A
Mutual
Co..
Goods
1970,
privately
Jnc{: Towns,end.
Dabney A Tyson; Chase, Whiteside,' West A
Winslow,
Inc.;
Dreyfus A Co.;
Ferris
A
Co.; Harrison A Co.;"
con¬
debentures,
A
Cuban
Co.;
A
Co.;
Waggoner;
A
■
Shelby
Larigley
Investment
A
vestors
vmu
*
Ellis &
,
,
Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union
Kidder, Peabody A Co.; The Ohio Co
;
Denton, Inc.; The Illinois Co.; Inc.
and
Lestrange A Co.
Oversubscribed.
Bros.
Arthurs,
and
bank
1977.
Utilities
-Offered by White,
Securities A Co.;
Burns
,
1,
due
for
Chas
convertible
Offered
par.
Co.
due
Sold
new
4%
underwriting.
bonds,
due
July
1
A
institutional
seven
A
Co.
at
gram.
$5,000,000 Iowa
and
'?
■
Hulme, Applegate A Humphrey, Inc.; Interstate
Corp.; Irving Lundborg A Co.: Carl McGlone
A Co.,
Inc.; Rambo, Close A Kerncr, Inc.; Sterne.
Agee
A Leach;
Supiee Yeatmnn, Moseiev Co.
.
privately
Blyth
lL. Day:
R.
expansion
Telephone
to
200,009 Home
Placed'
through
debentures,
loans
Co.
struction.
f
,
A
refunding mortgage
Purpose, to repay
'-
Co.;
Co.;
A
Biddlc
Newburger
200,000 Highland
-
and
1987.
construction!.
institutional investors
of
Purpose,
vestors
A
15,
new
Ilarjtt'ord Electric Light
1987<
struction.
-
general
Aug.
Inc.
i
*35,000,000
Securities
'
.
,
series
A
Pollock
A
mortgage
program.
privately through Kidder, Peabody A Co., and
White, Weld
&>
Corp.; Folger, Nolan,
Co., Inc.; Stern Brothers A Co.; Bacon,
Whipple A Co./
Blunt Ellis A Simmons; Julien Collins A
Co.; Granbery,
Marache A Co.; E. F. Hutton A
Co.; The Illinois Co.,
Inc.; John C. Legg A Co.; Winslow, CohuvA
Stetson;
Reinholdt A Gardner; Rodman A Renshaw; Sutro
A Co.;
Adams A Hinckley; Butcher A
Sherrerd; Carolina Securi¬
ties:, C. F, Childs A Co., Inc.; Crowell. Weedon A
Co.;
Elkins,
Morris,
Stokes
A
Co.;
Glover
A
MacGrcgor,
Inc.;
Henry
Hermann
A
Co.;
Hill
Richlirds
A
Co.;
Joseph. Mellon A Miller, Inc.; Shuman, Agnew A
Co.;
Sweney, Caftwright A Co.; Bartow Leeds A Co.; Doolittle
A Co^;
Gairdner A Co. Inc.;
Boettcher A Co.;
Robert.
Garrett
A
Sons;
Hallowell, Sulzberger A - Co.; Hamlin
First
Securities
Horner A Co.
bonds,
E.
and
first
Insurance
STEEL, COAL, COPPER,
elite
June
:
Co/; Stern. Frank,.'
Leach;
Stifel,
Nicola us
Walter Stokes A Co.; Straus,
Agee
American
interest.
Underwritten'by
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Loewi A Co.
Inc.;
Hemphill, Noyes A Co.; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); The
Milwaukee
*70,000,000 Detroit Edison Co. 47«%
Seasongood
Starkweather
Wheat
Marks A Co.;
W.
Paine,
Co.;
♦25 250,000
Co.,
loans.
Kraus;
: ;/;.
/
,
'
'
100%""an<3
Wm.
Pacific
duo
Placed
privately with four insticutional investors/
A
prich A Co.; Salomon Bros. A Hutzler; Wertheim A
Co.;
Dean Witter A Co.; F. S. Moseley A Co.;
Clark, Dodge
A Co.;! Estabrook A
Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Laurence
M.
Telephone
Co.
5'3%
convertible
subordinated
debentures, due July 1, 1972. Purpose, to
acquire propcrPrice,
S.
Price, 101.026% and accrued; interest.
by The First Boston Corp.; Dick A
Merle-Smith; Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities A Co.;-Carl M. Loch, Rhoades A
Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenrier A
Beane; R. W. Press*;
'
1,750,000 Central
'tics.
MacArthur
IRON,
notes
Wertheipi
C.
Wliiltaker
bank
debentures,
loans
bank
repay
Inc.;
$60,000,000 Piblic Sen-ice Electric & Gas
I
ing mortgage bonds due Sept.
Purpose, for construction
Underwritten by CruttcnMartin A Herzberg, -Inc.;
Telegraph
Purpose,
Placed
Co.;
Sterne,
Oversubscribed.
•;
deben¬
of
•
A
Yarn'all.
paragraph.
&
-
A
Inc.';
Co..
Wyatt,
1;
Aug.
body
Co.:
Ar Frisbie" Co.;
Raffensperger,'Hughes
A
Scribner;
A
800,000 Carolina Natural Gas
Corp. 6% .sinking fund subordinated
debentures, due Aug. l, 1977. See preceding
due
&
Inc./ Shearson/ Hammill A Co./,'Sheridan
Co.,! Inc.; Shields A Company; Singer,
Co.,
A«
L.
of
Co.,
47«%-
Life
/;Y?" "■/
000,OOO Aluminum
-sc
McDowell; J. S. Strauss A Co.; Stubbs, Smith
Lombardo,
Inc.;
Sweney ^ Cartwrlgljt 'A
Co.;- Swiss
Corp.; Talmage A Co.; Tow'nsend, Dabney A
Tyson; Van Alstync, Noel A Co.; Joseph Walker A Sons;
Wallace, Ge-ruldsen A Co.; Wansker A Co.;
&
new
Davis
>
<fc
A
A
subsidiaries.
investors?
construction
Life
Witter
debentures
Courts
Schmidt,
Poole,: Robert?/ A
Parke;
A
Pomeroy, Inc:; ; ScnWabacher A
Hutton
•
$100
Price, $164 per unit.
*14,000,000 Carolina
Kenower,
Kormendi
through Dean
fund
in
American
Co.;
Odess,
Krensky A Co., Inc.; Strnhs, Blosser A Mcf
Brocinax A Knight, Inc.; Courts A Co.;
MeCarley
Co., Inc.; Irving J. Rice A
Co., Inc.; Sellers, Doe &
Bonham; Borney Perry and Co., Inc.;
Herbert J, Sims A
Co., j Inc.; Taylor, Rogers & Tracy,
Inc.; R, F. Campeau
Co.;
Clayton Securities Corp: and Robert
Patterson A
Co., Ine.
Arthur
Dowel
Co.;
Co.,
Mutual
Co.,
Co.
for
mortgage bonds
Placed privately
Co.
sinking
Aetna
Yarnall/
.
institutional
Telephone
the
A'Co.,. Inc.;
first
loans.
investments
Nebraska.
.
Co.;
Ballin
McDowell;
$332,050,000
A
Inc.
shares Qf stock.
seven
Podesta
A
A
>'
5%
bank
A
6%•
Purpose,
Insurance
//•-/
companies
Polian
several
with
Insurance
.
Sclunerlz
Davenport
Co.;
Leonard
Hannahs,
Inc.;
Co.,
Paul
A
1,600,000 Carolina Natural Gas Corp.
6% first mortgage bonds, due
Aug.
1,-' 1982,
$800,000 6%/ 'sinking fund subordinated
debentures due Aug. 1, 1.977 and
112,000 sharks' of common
tures
Co.;
Merle-Smith;
R.
John Douglas
&
&
Ginther
Taylor
vestors.
program.
Dick
Co.; Inc.;
A
Hutzler;
Scott,
Blosser
Corp. 4,/4% first mortgage bonds, series D,
Purpose,
to
repay
bank
loans
and
for
new
construction.
Placed privately with 14 institutional in¬
den,
&
Talbot;
Meyer
Gas
(par $1 >
Co.;
Cunningham;
Shelby. CuHopi
Doolittle
Sons;
Deane
1981.
stock
Co.;-Cooley "<fc
Co.;
Securities
Co.;
&
Inc.;
Bogan
■tV
due
<fc
<te
Coast
New. England
•
:
■
nessy
"•/./■
Stroud
W.
Schoellkopf,
ivc-sprich
A
Co.;
New York Hanseatic Corp.;
Shearson, Hammill A Co.,
new
Co.;
PUBLIC
*$1,000,000 Alabama
A
Putnam
Bros.
W.
,
Securities
^
/.-y. /'!,%.
Rambo, Close A Kcrner Inc.; Rand A Co.;. Reynolds A
Co.;
Rippt-1 A Co/; Riter A Co.; The
Robinsop-Bumphrey Co.,
Inc.; L. F. Rothschild A Co.; Russ A Co., Inc.,; Salomon
$15,600,000
V
Stockton
Co.;
Blosser
Wrtght
Co.
retire
Inc.
for
with
1985.
Life
Co.; McDonald A Co.; McDonnell A Co.; Mc¬
Hutchinson A Co.;
The Milwaukee
Co.;
Moore,/
A
Lynch;
Moreland,
Brandenberger,
Johnston'
B.
ilnc,;
certificates,
equipment.
Price, to yield
4,30%
according to maturity.
Offered by
Bros. A Hutzler; Drexel A
Co.; Eastman Dillon,
to
Salomon
A
Inc.;
inclusive.
1972.
R.
Inc.;
Hutchinson
Purpose,
4%
&
Straus,
U.
insurance
Utilities,
privately
Currie; Mullaney, Wells A Co.; W. II. Newbold's Son A
Ncwburger, Loch A Co.; Newhard, Cook A Co.; New
York
Hanseatic Corp.;
Norris A Hirshborg, Inc.; J. A.
Overton
A
Co.;
Patterson,
Copeland
A
Kendall,
Inc.;
Penington, Colket A Co.; Peters, Writer A Christensen,
Ry. 4!h% equipment trust certificates,'
semi-annually Dep. 1, 1957 to June 1, 1972,
due
Bradford
West
to
Smith,
Purpose,
due
Co.;
Western
&
*3.000:000
Co.,
Kidder
Master
certificates,
Union
-
5',/ .equipment
16;. 1958
Baxter A Co.; Freeman A
Co.;
Wm.
E.
Pollock A
and
C.
Collins
Freeman
Kean.
M.
Marx
new
Inc.;
The
Barth
Goodbody A Co.:
Inc.; Green, Ellis A Anderson; Gregory A
Hallgarten A Co.;
Hallowell.
Sulzberger A Co.;
A
Leonard
Purpose/
equipment.
Fdce, to yield from 4.75'/
to 5.25%,
according to maturity. Offered by Halsey, Stuart A
Co.,
for
J.
Inc.; Ladenburg, Thalmann A Co,; Laird, Bissell A Meeds; Lawson,
Levy A Williams; Leedy, Wheeler A Alleman, Inc.; John
C. Lcgg A Co.; Loewi A Co.
Inc.; Mackall A Coe; Hugo
I, due annually Sept. 1, 1958 to 1972, inclusive.
Purpose, for new equipment. Price, to yield from 4.15%
4.75%>, according to maturity. Offered by Salomon Bros.
Hutzler;
Co.;
A
Pacific
series
ties
J.
Wecdon
Co.,
M.
Co.;
A.
-
,
equipment trust certificates,
due annually June 1, 1958-1972.
Purpose, for new equip¬
ment.
Price, to yield from 4%
to 4.35%v according to
maturity.
Offered by Halsey, Stuart A Co., Inc.; R. W.
Presspj-ich A Co.; Baxter & Co.; McMaster Hutchinson &
Co.; and Shearson, Hammill A Co.
A
&
Co.;
life
and
privately
Lee; Wm. P
Harper A Son A Co.; Harrison A Co.; Hayden, Stone
& Co.; H. Hentz & Co.; Hirsch A Co;; «I. A.
Hogle & Co.;
Hulme, Applegate A Humphrey, Inc.; E. F Hutton A Co.;
Indianapolis Bond A Share Corp.; Interstate Securities*
Corp.; The Johnson, Lane, Space Corp.; John B. Joyce
$$4,200,000 Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. 43a%
$3,525,000 Missouri
&
Hannaford
Maturing
-
Co.;
Julien
Garrett
Sons;
A
RAILROADS-,
&
Crowell.
M.
Robert
Later Than Five Years)
■
Kraus;
Burgc
North
Co.:
Water
Purpose,
eight
Co.
United
1932.
Watts
Equitable Securities Corp.; Evans & Co. Inc.;, Farwell.
Chapman & Co.; Fauset, Steele ■& ..Co.; Ferris
Company; Field, Richards, & Co.; Firkt of Iowa Corp.;
'First' Securities Corp.; Foster A Marshall;* Freeman A
During August, 1957
(Issues
&
Baker,
& Co.;
Details of New Capital Flotations
Notes
A
*2,500,000
Inc.; Elkins, Morris. Stokes & Co.; Emanuel, Deetjcn
Grande
Bond& and
Fitch.
Baum
Co.;
A
Books-closed.
California
1987.
with
*
Baxter
Co.;
Bear,
A. G. Becker <te Co. Inc.; Blair <te Co. Inc.;
Dempscy-Tegeler
Co.,
Insurance Fund and Railroad Retirement accounts
and bohds sold to
Civil Service Retirement
Fund, Federal Disability Insurance Trust Fund;
and Federal Old-Age & Survivors Insurance
Trust Fund.
tNet retired.
Long-Term
Barret,
K.
&
Southern
due
Inc.;
Atwill and Company. Inc.; Aucli-
Co.;
Inc.'; Dallas Union
Davis, Skaggs & Co.;
Dickson
Fund, Federal Housing Administra¬
tion Fund, Federal Old-Age & Survivors
Insurance Trust Fund. Fed¬
eral Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, National
Service Life
and
Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co..
Corp.; Anderson & Strudwick;
Bleichroedcr, Inc.; ArthUrs, Lestrange A-
Cm,
Co.;
Term
Co.
Stokes
A
A
Biddlc- A CO.
/
r.
*3,000.000
Co.;
brook,
Fund.
■Loan
A
Walter
Strauss
Whittakgr: A Co.; Arthur
V;
;
Burnhaip< As Co.; Burns Bros. &'-De-.itdir
Inc.; Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.; Byrd Brothers;
Carolina
Securities Corji.;
Chace;
West
AWhiteside,
Winslow, Inc.; Clayton Securities Corp.; Coburn A Middle-
/
1,070,900,600
Stuart
S.
Monday, October 6, 1958
.
Co.; Stroud A Co., Inc./
Sweiiey CartCo.; Thomas. A Co.; Van Alstyne, Noel A
Co.;
Wallace/Geruldsen A Co.? C. N. White A
Co.; Robert L.
Allison-Williams
Co.;
George
Broome
Total
Halsey,
102.387':/-
Co.:
wright
Securities
S:
Bond
Co.;
Williafm
386,869,000
by
Price,
Parker & Red path; Bachc
Baker. Weeks & Co.; Ball.
Stearns
Total
construction.
Offered
Ashtiiun
S.
Co.:
Bankers
491.537,000
+
199.292,000
J.
new
Peck;
and
incloss,
&
for
American
Inc.;
August— /
Certificates
A
interest.
Artihold
Total
Dawson.
•
July—
Notes
Co.;
Harrison A Co. and Harold E. Wood & Co.) Completed.
(
parent," and
Certificates
A
Inc.;
•$90,000,000 Pacific Telephone & Telegraph C>. 518%: 23-ycar deben!
!
:
!. t turts, due Aug. 1/ 1980. Purpose, to repay advances from":;
$
V'
/
;
Net Issued
'?'%
Co.,
A
Starkweather,
Elkins, Morris, Stokes A Co.;
A.
M.
Rambo,
Close
A
Kernel-.
Inc.;
Inc.;
Kidder
%?:///:,.;$
S:
months ?/-? 42.958.847.0Q0
Total for six
A
Hannaford
FINANCING
Issued
%:■/%../."- /..':.
Rcinholdt
3)
page
*IMRA-GOVERNMENT
.
.
Son
A
Co.;
A Co.;
Beane/
Moore,
The Ohio,
Volume 188
Number 5783
.
The Commercial and
..
(1391)
7
sinking fund debentures
due
Financial Chronicle
1
'
MISCELLANEOUS
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood; Prescott, Shepard &,Co., Inc.; R W. Pressprich
6c
Co.; Reynolds & Co.; Riter & Co.; Saunders, Stiver
200,000 Park
10-year 6%
Loan,, Inc.
.
'
"I:
I.
;
& Co.;
? / y
and
"7".
Walter
&
Hutzler;
Dec.
'
50
?
1,
units
Purpose, -for working capital,
etc.
Price,
Underwritten by Carl M. %oeb, Rhoades
stock.
,
;
in
unit.
per
"»
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$48.50
6c Co.".
-
.-
.
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,
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47a %
♦
J.
6c
Co.;
Co.,
A.
Co.,
&
Blair
&
Co.
Co.
'
Brown
Slocunifc
Sz
Alex.
Company;
Brush,
&
•&
(Inc.);
1
Co.;
.
-&
.
Co.;
Brown, Lisle
Inc.;' Butcher
6z
City
7&
-
J."
Co.;
to
J.
Weeks:,
W.
E.
Bond
&
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,
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Wm. J.
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•
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.
R.
Co.
&
L.
Day;
Watling,
William
Inc.;
Slocumb
Brush,
Burnham
Inc.;
M'.
Byllesby
Cullom
Haven
6c
Smith;
;
-
Davis
Co.,
&
and
Inc.;
(Inc.);
Burke
&
&
,
&
6c
Co.,
Bodine;.
Inc.;
Dick
Dillon,
Co.;
Salomon
6c
Securities
duPont
I.
Corp.; -Doolittle
6c
1
-
,
Brownell
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'
•
Sons;
-'
;
Knox,
'
Harris
Miller
',
'
6c
Dabney
Townsend,
Co.;
<
Tyson;
..
.
Co.; Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
6c
Co.;.Treves
'
7
Spencer Trask &
Dav; Under¬
wood,
Neuhaus & Co., Inc.;, Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.;
Wagenseller 6c Durst, Inc.; G. H. Walker & Co., Walston
& Co.,
Inc.; White, Weld & Co.;' Robert L. Wliiltaker
6c Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; Harold E. Wood & Co.; Wood,
Struthers
&
Co.;
Woodcock, Hess, Meyer & Co., Inc.;
Arthur L. Wright & Co., Inc.; Wright, Wood 6c Co., and
Yarnall, Biddle & Cc. Oversubscribed.
&
J
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-
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7'7;:7,.. -7.7 ' 7
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&
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I
6c
5:Uf'c
Ltd.
Co.,
Oil
1,
nated debentures due Aug.
loans
;•
and
Bear,
exploration
for
Underwritten
interest.
accrued
Stearns & Co.
convertible
15-year
1972.
costs,
•v
s
subordi¬
Purpose, to repay bank
Price,
etc.
by
Lehman
lOO'o
Brothers
and
and
Co.;
<te
Laurenee
-
&
Oversubscribed.
Masten
E.
A.
M.
computed
BUILDINGS, ETC.
LAND,
j
1,
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&
Gregory
at
Trailer
$120,000 American
bonds
due
July
;Purpose,
warrants).
-Price,
'
*
100'r>
Mackall
Inc. 10-year ii'.'o
1, .1967 (with. common
Co.,
&
for
expansion and
interest. . Underwritten
accrued
and
.
first mortgage
stock purchase
working capital.
by
'
-
.
Coe.
.
500,000 Bethesda Lutheran
due
new
Juiy 1,
1958
llome VA'i
to.5'r,
f
first mortgage bonds
to July 1, 1972, inclusive.
Purpose, for
Price,
100% * and
accrued
interest.
'
<
construction.
'
Oflered
by B.
*7,000,000 Canal-Randolph Corp. 5%
20-year
note
due Aug. 1. 19(7.
Purpose, to
installment
mortgage
:
t
.
bank loans and
for
improvements.
Placed privately with the Equitable
Life Assurance Society of the United States.
-
;
?
*'
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C. Ziegler & Co.
repay
•.
-
-
1
„
.
-7
i
500,000 Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate Conception 4,4%5%
first -mortgage
notes
due July
1,
19G7.
Purpose,
7 for new construction.
Price, 100%
and accrued interest.
-
-
Offered by Keenan & Clary, Inc.
,
,
.
*
,
,
565,000 Roman
'
'
annually
•j
Bishop of
the
Diocese of
Covington
5■%" first
mortgage
bonds due semi¬
Jan. 15, 1959 to July 15, 1972, inclusive.
Cathoiic
(Ky'\V2r.'c
from
;
Purpose, to establish two new parishes.
Price, to yield
5% and 5Va'.o, according to maturity.
Offered by B. C.
Ziegler & Co.
' '
•"
stock
»
*
,
500,000
*
.
450.000
r-
v..
(Ky.)
4(2%
to
5%
direct
obligation
serial notes due semi¬
annually from Jan. 15, 1959 to July 15, 1972, inclusive,
Purpose, for new construction.
Price,- 100% and accrued
Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Covington
interest.
Offered
by
B.
C.
Ziegler
&
Co.
i
"
Genung's,
1977.
300,000
Merchants
Aug.
par.
$9,135,000
Inc.
Purpose,
Co.
convertible
.
i
Meeds;
Gas
(par
Le^,
&
Mason
National
Paso
first
cumulative
1
7
to
;
and
Inc.
bank
repay
Gas
Co.
Townsend,
.
Dabney
.shares
of
St
6.40%
stock
(par $100).
Purpose,
for new construction:
Price,
preferred
loans
100,000
t
and
and accrued dividends.
Underwritten bv White,
Weld & Co.;
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.,* Robert W. Baird
6c
Co., Inc.; J. Barth & Co.; Bateman, Eichler & Co.;
A.
G.
Becker
& Co. Inc.;
William Blair & Co.;-Blufct
Ellis & Simmons;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Bosworth, Sullivan
at
par
Inc.; Butcher &
Richard \7. Clarke Corp.;
Co.; Crowell, Wcedon &
Co.; J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.; Davis, Skaggs & Co.; Dewar,
Robertson
6c
Pancoast; Dittmar & Co., Inc.; Dominick
6c
Dominick;
The Dominion Securities Corp.; D.-exel Se
Co.;
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.; Elworthy
& Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Estabrook & Co.;
The
6c
Julien
&
Collins
First
Denton,
Burns, Bros. &
Clark, Dodge & Co.;
Inc.;
Co.,
Sherrerd;
Co.;
Corp.;
Boston
Courts &
Glore,
Forgan
&
6c
Goldman,
Co.;
Harriman*
A. Ilogle
Howard,
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs 6c Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.;
W. F. Hutton & Co.; Ingalls & Snvder; Kidder, Peabody
&
Co.;
Lazard Freres 6c Co.;
Lee Higginson Corp.;
Lehman
Brothers; Lester, Ryons 6c Co.; Carl M.
I.oeb,
Rhoades &
Co.;
Irving Lundborg & Co.; Laurence M.
Marks
6c
Co.;
Mason-Hagan,
Inc.; McCormick &
Co.;
Merrill Lvnch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; The Ohio Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Quail 6c Co., Inc.;
Rotan, M'osle & Co.; Salomon Bros. 6c Hutzler; Saunders,
Stiver & Co.; Schneider, Bernet 6c Hickman, Inc.; Schwa¬
bacher 6c Co.;
Shields 6c Company; Shuman, Agnew &
Co.; Smith, Barney &; Co.; F. S. Smithers &'Cc.; William
R
Staats 6c Co.; Carl W. Stern & Co., Inc.; Stern, Frank,
Meyer & Fox;
Stone 6c Webster Securities Corp.; SiLro6c Co.; Spencer Trask 6c Co.; Underwood, Neuhaus 6c Co.,
Inc.; Vietor, Common, Dann 6c Co.; Wagenseller 6c Durst,
Inc.; G. H. Walker & Co.; Watling, Lcrchen & Co. and
Sachs
&
C07
Hallowcll,
Sulzberger
Co.;
Ripley & Co.,'Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes 6c Co.; J.
6c
Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
Hooker & Fay;'
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1
,
Witter
Dean
&
Co.
I 10,000,000 General Telephone Co. of California 500,000
57s>%
cumulative preferred slock
(par $20).
to
repay
at
Price
6c
Curtis
General
27.880 shares of
$25). Purpose,
at par and accrued
Paine, Webber, Jackson 6c Curtis
Securities Corp.
Oversul scribed.
Co. of the Southeast
Offered -by
&
Webster
dividends.
•
and
99 ' 877
Stone
Highland
Purpose,
»
Telephone
5.80%. cumulative preferred stock
lor
construction program.
Price,
1
shares of
loans
and for construction - program.
par.
Underwritten by Paine, Webber, Jackson
and
Mitchum,
Jones
6c
Templeton.
Over¬
bank
subscribed.
697 000
Telephone
(par
Co.",2,350 shares of common stock.
additions and improvements.
Offered by company to public,
Purpose,
for
$42.50 per share.
without underwriting.
par).
(no
Price,
'
6 ' 000 000
V
-
Power & Light Co. 60,000 shares of 5.65%
preferred stock (par $100). Purpose, to repay
and for construction program.
Price, at par
and accrued dividends. Underwritten by Lehman Brothers;
Goldman, Sachs 6c Co.; The First Boston Corp ;
A C.
Allyn and Co., Inc.;
A. G. Becker 6c Co., In 1.; City
Securities Corp.? Collctt & Co., Inc.; Francis I. duPont
&
Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Indianapolis Bond 6s
Share
Corp.;
Kiser, Colin & Schumaker, Inc.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Be"tie; F. S. Moseley 6c Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson 6c Curtis; Gavin L. Payne & Co.,
Indianapolis
cumulative
bank
1
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Inc.;
Co.,
Underwritten
1, 1972.
Purpose, for working capital.
Price, at
Offered by company for subscription by stockholders.
by Lewis & Co.
Underwritten
to
Tyson.
10,000,000 El
Co.,
subordinate debentures due
bank loans,
etc.:public, without
repay
Producing Co,
150,000 shares of
$1).
Purpose,
refunding.
Price,
Underwritten by Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis; Blair & Co. Inc.; Walston & Co., Inc.; Kidder,
Peabody & Co. Inc.; Spencer Trask & Co.;
Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Inc.; Doolittle & Co.; Scott, Horner 6c Co.;
J. C. Wheat & Co.;, H. M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.); Hanrahan & Co., Inc.; Kay, Richards & Co.; Laird, Bissell &
6,.2%- convertible debentures due Aug. 1,
to
repay
bank loans and for working
G%
to
company
$10.50 per share.
Wood, Gundy 6i
capital. Price, 100%
and accrued interest.
by P. W. Brooks & Co. Inc. Completed.
'
Gas Corp. 112,000 shares of common
$1).
See under
"Long ' Term Bonds
and
preceding column of this article.
•
stock
common
Mason-Hagan,
Co.; Woociard-Elwdod
Oversubscribed.
Wood, Struthers 6c
Yarnall,* Biddle 6c Co.
Purpose,
Offered by
States
1,575,000 Coastal
Raffensperger,
Witter &: Co.;. Harold E. Wood <fc Co.;
Co.,. Inc.;
-
.
r
.V'"'
v
.
Natural
(par
in a
Notes"
Durst,r Inc.; G. H. Walker & Co.; Watling, Lcrchen & Co.;
Webster '6c Gibson; Weeden Si Co., Inc.; Wertheim 6c Co.;
White,
Welct 6c Cc.;
Winslow, Cohii & Stetson; Dean
and
.
,
,
to
par.
Carolina
224,000
.
.
...
are
underwriting.
&
Pressprich 6c Co.; Putnam & Co.; Quail 6c
$5).
(par
Price,
&
Hughes 6c Co., Inc.; Rauscher,
Pierce
&
Co., Inc.; Reinholdt & Gardner;
Reynolds 6c
:
Co.; Rippel 6c Co.; Ritcr 6c Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,Inc.;
Rodman
6c Renshaw;
Rotan, Mosle 6c Co.;
L. F. Rothschild 6c Co.; Salomon Bros. 6c Hutzler; Schmidt,
!
Poole, Roberts & Parke; E. II. Schneider 6c Co.; Sclioellkopf, Hutton 6c Pomeroy, Inc.; Schwabacher & Co.; Scott,
Horner & Co.;
Scott 6c Stringfellow; Chas. W. Scranton
& Co.; Shearson, Ilannnill 6c Co.; Shields 6c Co.; Shuman,
Agnew & Co.; I. M. Simon 6c Co.; Singer, Deane & Scfibner;
Smith, Barney 6z Co.; Smith, Moore & Co.; F, S
Smithers 6c Co.; William R. Staats 6c Co.; Starkweather
& Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce; Stern Brothers & Co.; Statu,
\
Fiank, Meyer & Fox; Stifel, Nicolaus 6c Co., Inc.; Stillman,
Maynard '6c Co.; Stix 6c Co.; Stone & Webster Securities
-Corp.; Stroud 6c Co.,
Inc.; Sweney Cartwright. 6c Co.;
Swiss American Ccrp.;
Thomas & Co.; Spencer, Trask 6c
Co.; Tucker, Anthony '6c R. L. Day; Underwood, Neuhaus
6c
Co.,
Inc.; Van Alstyne,
Noel 6c Co.; Wagenseller <&
Inc.;
Co.,
.
UTILITIES
PUBLIC
•
stock
' \
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'
W. H. Newbold's Son 6c Co.; Newburger 6c Co.:
Cook 6c Co.; Paul J. Nowland 6c Co.; The Ohio
Inc.; R; W.
>'
.
pre¬
stock
$115,000 Big Eddy Telephone Co. 1,700 shares of 572% cumulative
preferred stock
(par $50)
and 6,000 shares of common
Newhard,
-
while
their offering prices.)
at
Union
Pacific Northwest Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson 6c
Curtis; Phelps. Fenn 6c Co.; Piper, Jatfray & Hopwood;
Wm.
E; Pollock' & Co.,
Inc.; Prescott, Shepard 6r' Co.,
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& Co.
STOCKS
Co.;
$101,700,000
Grande
(Preferred stocks of a stated par value are taken at par,
ferred stocks of no par value and all classes of common
Co.; McDonald-Moore
Co.;
improvements/ Sold to
for
Drexel
Marks -fe Co.;
of
Corp.
$600,000
!
Co.; McCormick & Co.; McDonald
6c Co.; McDonnell 6c Co.; McLeod,
Young, Weir, Inc.;
McMaster Hutchinson 6c Co.; Mead,
-Miller
6c Co.; Merrill
Lynch- Pierce, Fenner & Beano;
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.; MitcUum,
Jones
&
Templeton;
Model, Roland &
Stone;
Moore,
Leonard 6c Lynch; F. S. Moseley re Co.; Mullaney, Wells
Inc.;
.-
Purpose
.
v
400,000 Seward, Alaska 57a% electric utility revenue bonds dated
July 1, 1957 and due July 1, 1973-1987, inclusive. Purpose.
»■
John C. Legg 6c Co.;, Lehman. Brotliers; S. R. Livingstone,
,
T.
^7,';,/
,
Co.
Dillon,
Anderson;
..,
Alaska 5% street improvement bonds.
improvements. Sold to National Securities
Seattle, Wash.
.
7
,
f
,
.
7;
'
Crou.se 6c Co.; Loewi & Co.. Inc.;. Irving' Lundborg 6c Co.;
~Mackall & Coe; MacNaughtori-Greenawalt -Sr Co.; Mauley,
7
1,700,000 Charter
&
77^7:7.^
by. John
7
for
6c
Co.;
Hpllowell, Sulzberger & Co.;
Stuart & Co., Inc.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
& Partners, Ltd., Inc.; Ira Haupt 6c Co.; Hayden,
& Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes &
Bennett
t
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fiscal' agent. ..7.
York
Ne\V
$200,000 Palmer,
f
Mcrle-
Richards
& Co.," J. J. B. Hilliard & Son; Hlrsch & Co.; J. A. Hogle
& Co.; Hooker & Fay; Hornblower & Weeks; E. F. Hutton
&
Co.;
W.
E.
Hutton
&
Co.;
The Illinois Co., Inc.;
Indianapolis
Bond
<fc
Share
Corp.;
Janney,
Dulles &
Battles,
Inc.;
Jenks,
Kirkland,
Grubbs 6c Keir; The
Johnson,
Lane,
Space Corp.;
Johnston, Lemon 6c Co.;
Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt; Joseph, Mellen.& Miller, Inc.;
Kalman & Company, Inc.; Kay, Richards & Co.; Kenower,
Mac Arthur
6c
Co.;
A.
M.
Kidder & Co.,
Inc.;
Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Ivirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; Kormendi & Co.,
Inc.f Kuhn, Loeb 6c Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann 6c Co.;
Laird, Bissell & Meeds; Laird. & Company, Corp.; W. C.
Langley 6c Co.; Lazard Freres & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.;
Hammill
& Cc.,
Inc.; Suplee, Yeatman, Moseley Co. Inc.; Sweney
Cartwright & Co.; Swiss American Corp.; Thayer, Baker
:
Ellis
4 7a %
consolidated
due June 2",v 1958/
Offered
par.
United States Possessions
.
H. Hentz & Co.: Henry Herrman <fc Co.; Hill
Co.;
.
Green,
Co.;
Price,, at
refunding..
Purpose,
Hallgarten
Halsey,
;
6c
Corp.;. Estabrook
.7"'7
7
Mac-
& Co.;
Eastman
Co.;
crv;"-;-
*,
Intermediate Credit Banks
dated
Sept. 3," 1957 and
debentures
Co.;
Co.;. Clement A.
Evans 6c Co., Inc.; Fahey, Clark 6c Co.; Farwell-, Chap¬
man
& Co.; Ferris & Company; The First "Boston Corp.;
First of Michigan Corp.;
First Southwest Co.; Folger,
Nolan,
Fleming-W.
B, Hibbs
&
Co.,
Inc.; - Foster &
Marshall; Fulton, Reid 6c Co., Inc.; Robert Garrett &
Sons;
Glore, Forgan
& Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;.
Goodbody
6c
Co.;
Granbery,
Marache & Co.;
Grant-
Co.; Schmidt,
Co.;- Scott
&
Shearson,
banks..-7
'
&
&
Equitable .Securities
Rotan, Mosle & Co.; L. F. Rothschild
Bros. & Hutzler;
Saunders, Stiver &
Co.;
&
Roney
the
for
93,300,000 Federal
National
Read
*
■
Purpose, refunding ($33,000,000) and to repay short-term
borrowings
and
for
lending
operations
($29,000,000).
Price, at par.
Offered by John T. Knox, fiscal agent
!
Co.;. De-
&
7
,
$62,000,000 Banks for Cooperatives 4'/2% consolidated collateral trust
debentures dated Sept. 3,
1957 and due March 3, 1958.
&
Co.; F. Ebevstadt & Co.; Elkins, Morris,
Stokes & Co.; Elworthy & Co.; Emanuel, Deetjon & Co.;
Securities
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,.Fenuer
Sc Co., Inc.;
'
Denton,
&
Central
Davis,, Skaggs
Co.;
Crouter
Dickson
S.
Francis
Co.;
i
for
Smith,
by
and Frank Smith '& Co.
Powell & Co.;
,
'
Lcrchen
Blair
Burns Bros.
Co.;
Co.
&
&
Townsend,
R.
Dominion
The
.
,
Underwritten
stockholders.
by
Co.;
Offered by company
Farm Loan and Government Agencies
Inc.; Dixon Bretscher Noonan Inc.; Dominick 6c Dominick;
.,
7.
Poole, Roberts & Parke; Schwabacher &
Stringfellov.*; Chas. W. Scranton <& Co.;
& Co.; Sheridan Began Paul & Co.,
Inc.; Shields & Co.; Shuman, Agnew Sz Co.; Singer, Deane
& Scribner; Smith,
Moore & Co.; F, S. Smithers 6c Co.;
J.
W.
Sparks & Co.; William R. Staats & Co.; Stein
Bros.
&
Eoyce;
Stern, Frank,
Meyer & Fox;
Walter
Stokes & Co.; Stone & Webster Securities' Corp.; Stroud
C
'
Becker
Shelby
Beane;-Merrilk
&
,..
I
Crowell, We^don & Co.; Cunningham, Schmertz & Co.,
Inc.;
Curtiss, House & Co.;
J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.;
.
Purpose,
Aug.
$156,850,000
Central Republic
Co.
(Inc.);
Cliace, Whiteside,
West & Winslow, Inc.; E. W. Clark & Co.; Clark, Dodge
&
Co.;
Richard
W.
Clarke
Corp.;
Clayton
Securities
Corp.; Coffin* & Burr, Inc.; C. C. Collings & Co., Inc.;
Julien
Collins
&
Co.;
Cooley
&
Co.;
Courts
&
Co.;
.
.
~.
t
Corp.;
-
Turben &. Co.,;. Inc.;- The Milwaukee
Co.;" Moore,
Leonard 6z Lynch; Morgan Stanley & Co.;
F.
S.
Moseley & Co.;
Mullancy, Wells &. Co.;
W. . H.
Newbold's Son & Co.;
Newburger & Co.; Newhard, Cook
& Co.; The Ohio Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Parrish & Co.; Penington, Colket
&' Co.;
Pierce,
Carrison, Wulbcrn, Inc.; Piper, Jaffray
&• Hopwood;. Prescott} Shepard & Co., Inc.; R. W. Press¬
prich & Co.; Putnam & Co.; Reinholdt & Gardner; Rey¬
nolds & Co.;
F.
P. Ristine
Co.; Riter & Co., The
Robinson-Humpllrey Co., Inc.; Rodman Si. Renshow; Wm.
&
&
fund subordinated de¬
for working capital.
sinking
1972.
accrued interest.
capital}
&
Boettcher & Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.;
Bradford- <te Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons; Bro\yn, Lisle
Inc.;; H.
Co.;
Pur-
Co. 15-year G% sinking fund debentures
1, 1972.
Purpose, for expansion and working
Price,
100% and ; accrued-interest.; Offered by
The Ohio Company to residents of Ohio only.
All sold.
due
Trask &
Acceptance Corp^ 5% 20-year debentures
Purpose to reduce hank loans and
Price, 9772% and accrued interest.
by Morgan Stanley & Co.; A. C. Allyn &
G.
A.
Donald,
Kirkpatrick-Pcttis• Co.;
Co.; McCorniick &
&
Masten
1972.
due
Placed privately with in-
etc.
250,000 Williams (W. W.)
Motors
i
*
.
&
Spencer
Corp.;
15, 1977.
working capital.
j
McDonald & Co.;
McDonnell &>; Co.; Carl McGlone &• Co., Inc.; McKelvy
& Co.; McMaster Hutchinson <fe Co.; Mead, Miller & Co.;'
*'
.
'
Clanton
-
^
>•
,.
/
capital notes
6%%
15,
June
and
Oversubscribed.
J. C.
& Marshall
•
Ryons
subordinated deben¬
6%
Aug.
GU2%
Fund
due
95%
subscription
.
,
-
.
Co, Inc.; Wertheim & Co.;sWhite,;
Dean, Witter & Co. and Wood, Struthers
Aug.
Inc.;
"Xl'\«fc Cbe: Laurence M. Marks' & Co.: Mason-Hagan, Inc.;
■
i
Smith, Barney & Co.; Stein
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; Stroud
Blair «fc Co. Inc.; Blunt Ellis 6c Simmons; Blyth & Co.,
u
Co.; Lee Higginson
& Co.; Carl M.
&
Preres
Lester,
bentures
vv.
Anthony
Co.;
&
Co.;
Corp.; Lehman
Loeb, Rhoades
Co.; Loewi & Co., Inc.; Irving Lundborg & Co.; Mackall
Hazard
Co.;
Brothers;
&
Co.;
&
Ladenburg,
Co.;
&
R.
Co.; Robert
Co.; Baker,
Watts & Cq.; Baker, Weeks & Co.; Ball, Burge & Kraus;
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.; J. Barth & Co.; Bartow
Leeds & Co.; Bateman, Eichler & Co.; Bear, Stearns &
•
Hill Richards 6c
Thalmann & Co.; Laird,
Meeds; Lr.'ird & Company, Corp.; W.C, Langley &
Bissell 6c
-
Peabody
Kidder,
Loeb
Southeastern
1,500,000
Price,
Redpath;, Bache <te Co.; Bacon, Whipple &
Baird & Co., Inc.; James S. Baker &
j
for general corporate
institutional investors
with
investors through Reynolds & Co.
Inc.;
Co.,
W.
1
Inc.;
Co.;
Kuhn,
&
Co.}
Inc.; American Securities Corp.; A. E. Ames
Co., -Inc.; Anderson & Strudwick; Auchincloss, Parker
Jenks, Kjrkland, Grubbs & Keir; The Johnson, Lane, Space Corp.: Johnston, Lem.cn & Co.; Joseph,Mellon & Miller, Inc.; Kalman & Co., Inc.; Kay, Richards
7
V
Ripley
&
Co.;
Lazard Freres & Co.;
John C.' Legg & Co.;
Carl M.
McCormick & Co.; McDonnell &
Swiss American
Underwritten
;
to
7
debentures,
senior
1, 19G8.
Purpose, lor general
Placed privately with institutional
due
A,
purposes.
$155,300,000
for
Ingalls & Snyder: .Jahney, Dulles &
Corp.;
series
*1,600,000 Seaboard Finance Co.
Scribner;
&
Weeden
CO.
due
B. Hilliard & Son; Hooker & Fay; Hornblower,
Howard,
Weil, Laboui.sse.
Frieclrichs &I7C0;;'.
Share
&
Battles,
Co.;
Curtis;
Tucker,
Co.;
&
Applegate & Humphrey, Inc.; E. F. Ilutton <fc Co.;
Hutton &. Co.; The Illinois Co.
Inc.; Indianapolis
Hulme,
&
Boyce;
100,000,000 General
Hallow?ll, Sulzberger 6c Co.; Harriman Ripby 6c Co.,
Inc.; Ira Haupt &c Co.; Hayden, Miller' 6c Co.; Hayden,
Stone & Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes 6c Co.;, II. Kentz & Co.;
Brothers;
Langley
Corp,;
Deane
&
Weld
Co.,
Co.;- Hill
&
Co.„ Inc.;
Co.;
Co.;
&
&
Co.;
W. E. Hutton <fc Co.; The Illinois
Bond & Share Corp.;
Johnston,
Loeb & Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann
Kuhn,
Rhoades
Bros.
j
■
6%
Purpose,
privately
Placed
corporate
'
j
Dick
&
1968.
Inc.
Sold
Albert
Singer,
Goldman,
;77V777;:', Henry Tl'errman
tures,
'
■
,
Pressprich & Co.; Putunm &
Co.;
Raffensperger,. Hughes &
Co.,
Inc.;
Reynolds &
Co.;- The
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.," Inc.;
Rodman
&
Renshaw; L. F. Rotnschild 6c Co.;..Schoellkopf, Hutton &■
Pomeroy,
Inc.;
Shields
&
Co.;
I.
M.
Simon
&
Co.;
Gerstley, Sunsvein & Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Saf-hs &c Co.; Goodbody &~Co.; Hallgarten 6c
Sons;
Harriman
Co.;
Co.;
&
Co.;
Jackson
Inc.; Fahey, Clark .& Co.;
Farwell, Chapman & Co.; Ferris & Company; The First
Boston Corp.; The First Cleveland Corp.; First of Michigan
Corp.; First Southwest Co.; Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B.
Hibbs 6c Co., Inc.; Fulton Reid 6c Co., Inc.; Robert Garrett
Evans' &
Dain & Co., Inc.;
Dominick;
Drexel
Ohio Company.
*1,000,000 Personal Industrial Bankers, Inc.
.
/ New York Hanseatic Corp.; The Ohio Co.; Paine, Webber,
.
Secu'rities
Clement A-.
Co.;
6c
due Aug. 1,
interest.
accrued
through Reynolds & Co.
McGann Securities Co., Inc.; Mead, Miller &
Co.;
Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fenner & Beane: The Mil¬
waukee Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Mullancy, Wells & Co.;
<fc Co.;' E.
Eberstftdt & Co.;
Elkins,
Moiris, Stokes fz Co.; Elworihy 6c Co.; Eppler, Guerin
6c Turner,
Inc.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Estabrook &
Union
&
Loeb,
Securities
Corp.;
Clarke, Dodge & Co.; E. W. Clark
Co.; Richard W.
Clarke Corp.; Collin, Norton 6c Co.; C.-C." Collings & Co.;
Inc.; Julien
Collins & Co.;
Courts 6c Co.; ' Craigmyle, /
Pinney & Co.; Cruttenden, Podesta 6c Co.; Curtiss, House
& Co.;
Harry C. Dackerman & Co.; J. M. Dain & Co.,
Inc.; Davis, Skaggs & Co.; Dellaven & Townsend, Crouter
&
Bodine; R. S. Dickson & Co-, Inc.;: Dilloh, Read &
Co.
Inc.;
Dixon
&
Company;
Domifcick 6c Dominick;
Drexel 6c Co.; Francis I. duPant 'fc Co.; Eastman Dillon,-
V
M.
J.
A,
purpose's.
Indianapolis
W. C.
Higginson
Co.;
Sons;
Co.
&
Co.;
Lee
(Inc.);* Central Republic
M. Byllesby & Co.
Chiles-Schutz
Co.;
Sherrerd; ,H.
.
.
&
Marshall;
Stone
Inc.;
Lemon
;
Inc.; Bioren 6c Co.; Blair 6c
Co.;' Blunt ltllis 6c Simmons;
&c
Brooke
&•
-
Becker
G.
William
Inc.;
Blyth
Co.;
Dominick
Hallgarten
Hayden,
Bacon,
Co., Inc.; Boenning & Co.;
Boettcher '&
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; J." C. Bradford ■'&'
~.
series
Inc.;
Co.,
Equitable Securities; Corp.;
Estabrook & Co.;
Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.; Fulton
Co., Inc.; Goodbody & Co.; Granbery, Marache &
Co.;
Co.;
*
Whipple & Co.; Robert W. Baird
Co., Inc.; Baker, Weeks & Co.; Ball, Burge 6c Kraus;
Bart'n
Co.; P.ateman, Eichler & Co.;' Bear, Stearns
&
&
■
Ohio investors through The
*1,500,000 Personal Industrial Bankers,
7
Bros.
pose, for working capital,
.
Col;
&
Allyn
C.
A.
and
100%
stitutional investors.
Reid &
>'■
.
'
Baciie
Brothers;
Salomon
by
Price,
1
Folger,
:
convertible subordinated debentures due Aug. 15, 1987.
Purpose, to repay bank loans
and
for''expansion program.
Price,
100% and accrued
interest.
Underwritten by Smith, Barn3jT& Co.;' American
Securities
Corp.;
Anderson
6c
Strudwiek; Arnhold "and
S.
Eleichroeder,
Inc.;
Auchintloss.
Parker & Redpath;
Underwritten
worfc-
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
19G7.
capital.
;
&
OIL
Co.
&
Merle-Smith;-
$97,171,500
Refining
ing
Francis I. ciuPont & Co.; Eastman Dillon. Union Securities
f
6100,000,000 Atlantic
May 1,
non-callable
Corp.; Bache & Co.; Bacon, Whipple
Baird & Co., Inc.; Baker, Watts &
W.
Courts
Co.;
;;i &
Oversubscribed.
('/and Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.
20-year
Co.;. Baker,. Weeks 6j, Co.; J. Barth ,& Co.; Bear, Stearns
& Co.; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons;Blyth & Co., Inc.; Burnham & Co.; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); Clark, Dodge & Co.; Julien Collins & Co.; Cooley
;
50,000 shares of common, stock (par
of $25 of bonds'and one share of
2000,'and
cents)
•
Lehman
Securities
Robert
Co.;
subordinated unsecured bonds due
Corp. 9%
(Jim)
interest.
accrued
American
AH-soldi
Co., and Yarnall, Biddle & CO.
/-I
1,250,000
5 V4.%
Co.
v* / senior debentures due Aug. 1, 1977. Purpose for reduction
of short-term notes and working capital.
Price, 100%'
'
-j,
Spencer Trask & Co.; Tucker,; Anthony &
L. Day;"G. H. Walker & Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Dean
/ /Witter &
7
William R. Staats ,& Co.; Stroud
Co.;
Investment
'
Inc.;
Co.,
R.
•'
•
Shields &
&
,
^
$50,000,000 Associates
loans
Raffensperger. Hughes
Inc.
& Co., Inc. and Neyton
Oversubscribed.
(Continued on page 8)
•
Represents issues placed privately.
issues sold competitively,
t Indicates
t Indicates
snecial
offering.
Todd
(1392)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
150,000 Sap's
(Continued from page 7)
10,578,614 Pacific
$28
per
$29.26 per share.
Offered by company for subscrip¬
by common stockholders. -Unsubscribed portion (31,Underwritten by Lehman Brothers;-Eastman
Dillon,
Union Securities -A Co.;
Bear, Stearns A Co.;
Dean Witter A Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.;
A. G. Becker
A Co.
Inc.; Foster A- Marshall^ Pacific Northwest Co.;
Walston
A Co.,
Inc.; Johnston, Lemon A Co.; W. C.
Langley A Co.; Bateman, Fichier A- Co.; Crowcll, Wecdon
A Co.;.William R. Staats A Co.;
Ball, Bnrge A Kraus;*
Boettcher & Cor, J. M. Dain A Co., Inc.; Hill Richards &
j
.
Jr.,
1
ctimb
& Co.
Ilurper
Clarke A Co.;
and
A
A
Co.,
shares of
Branch,
Inc.;
column
«
-
'
-
stock
common
Bonds
and
Loeb,
(par
Notes"
Inc.
common
Cabell
and
A Co.
Moran
as
stock
common
L.
speculation.
a
.
Oil
Inc.
shares
278,750
of
capital
Towne
8c
stock
Purpose,
Price,
§400,000 Continental Mines A Metals Corp. 400,000 shares of common
stock (par 10 cents).
Purpose, lor exploration and
development
costs.
Price,
$1
per
share.
Offered
by
-
l
•
Lister A Co.
Lewoid M.
'
'
"
•'
•
(par
Si).
Price,
at
Purpose, for
Offered
equipment,
by
par.
A
A
Simmons
and
Kroeze, McLarty A Co.; McDaniel
Securities Co.; Herman Bensdorf A
and
421,701
Strader A
stock
common
Saunders,'Stiver A Co,
Price,
$3.75
Offered
•1,540,000
Fidelity
INDUSTRIAL
Corp,
vertible
AND
118,000
second
of
4.8ft>
cumulative
5%
con¬
of
,stock
(par $50). Purpose, lor
working capital, etc. Placed privately through Harriman
Ripley A Co., Inc. und Hemphill, Noyes A Co.
\
Purpose,
for working capital.
stockholders; $4.50 to public.
subscription
by
stockholders.
(62,268 shares).' Underwritten by
Development
Corp.
(par 10 cents) in
stock.
Purpose, lor
of
$5.10
unit.
per
without
•
150,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
working capital.
Price, $31.50 per share.
Underwritten by Hornblower A Weeks; Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities A Co.; Glore, Forgan A Co.; llarriman
Ripley A Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody A Co., Inc.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fcnner A Beane; Paine, Webber, Jackson
A Curtis; Smith, Barney A Co.; Stone A Webster Securities Corp.; A. C. Allyn A Co., Inc.; A. G. Becker A
Co.,
Inc.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Hemphill, Noyes A Co.;
t
-
I
Olfered
A
.
Co.,
■
Marks
Inc.;
280,000 Mobile
A
Boyce
and
A
Co.,
Inc.
Inc.;
well,
300,000 Electronic Research Associates,
A
|
stock
common
(par
capital, etc. Price, $3
A Mackie, Inc.
i
110,000 Federal Steel Corp.
j
ferred
10
per
C
Purpose,
shares
of
stock
Offered by Richards A Co.
a
I
-
to
;
public,
1,788,307 Mertast
i
without
Corp.
cents).
|
Price,
A
|.
scription
83,550 Micro
par)
i
A
Regulator
Co.
331,237
stock
by
L
Goldman,
Sachs
A
Inc.;
Hemphill, Noyes A
Johnston, Lemon A Co.;
Co.;
Harriman
Co.;
Ripley A
Hornblower
Kalman
Co.;
Harold E. Wood A Co.;- Wood,
and Woodard-Elwood A Co.
Kletz A
274,975 National
.
*
-
stock
not
to
Co.,
Starch
Inc.
Products,
(par, $1).
exceed
subscription
§,500,000 Sanders
Purpose,
$27.75
by
k
<
■
Gundy
A
Weld
Co.,
2,000
A
Co.,
Hallo-
A
shares
shares
of
of
Associates,
Inc.
9,909. shares
for
of
&
by
shares
of
working .capital.
•
Offered
company
Price,
by
company for
and
its
sub¬
100,000 shares of class A com¬
stock (par $1).
Purpose, to reduce bank loans and
for working
capital.
Price. $15 per share.
Underwritten
by Kidder. Peabody A Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson A
Curtis;
Hayden,
Stone
A
Co.;
Spencer
Trask
A
Co;
Tucker, Anthony A R. L. Day; Chace, Whiteside
West
A Winslow. Inc. and
Scherck, Riehter Co. Oversubscribed.
138,000 Sanders Associates, Inc. 10,000 shares of class A
common
stock
(par §1)
Purpose, for working capital.
Price,
$13.80 per share.
Offered by company for
subscription
by employees. All sold.
17.003,134
4.1,tp l
2.8 to 1
16,971.429
v
common
Weld
Co.
and
Net
Price, $29.12^2
Co.
Completed.
522
This
A
Gas
Co.
2,500
Price, $26.25
Completed.
Inc.
a
year
of
share.
$1).
Ryons
common
Offered
of
Offered
Offered
stock
common
by
by Blyth A
Co.,
Marine
&
Insurance
Co..
Chemical
due
Plant,
March
investors
15,
Inc.
6,218
shares
per share.
of
Offered
594,150 Southwestern Public Service Co. 20,400 shares of conutwn
stock
(par $1). .Price, $29,121/-2 per share.
Offered by
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner A Beane.
Oversubscribed.
2,320,000 Standard
stock
Co.
California
of
$0.25).: Price, $58
per
Co., Inc.
Oversubscribed.
Improvement
&
Forge Co.
-
17,000 shares
:
of
190,000 Transcontinental
common
;
Gas
stock *(par
by White,
2,143,470 Triangle
Conduit
Pipe
50
Line
Corp. .10.000
cents).
Weld A Co.
Lynch,
Jackson
A
Price,
$19
shares
per
of
share.
Completed.
Pierce,
Fenner
and
A
Beane;
Hemphill,
Paine, Webber,
Noyes A Co.
Over¬
subscribed.
8,700,000 Walt
by
(par
Productions.
$2.50).-
Price,
400,000
$21.75
per
shares
share.
of
Arthurs,
Kraus;
G.
Sachs A Co.;
Lehman Brothers;
Kidder,
Co.; Adams A Peck; A. C. Allyn A Co.,
Inc.;
Lestrange A Co.; Bache
Co.; Ball, Burge A
Bateman, EichlerA Co.; Bear, Stearns A Co.;
A
Becker
Sullivan
Co.;
A
A
Co.,
Co.,
Inc.;
Inc.;
Blair A Co., Inc.; Bosworth,
A Company;
Courts A
Dempsey-Tegeler A Co.; R. S.
Francis I. du Pont A Co.; A. G.
Burnham
Davis, Skaggs A Co.;
Dickson
A
Co.,
sales
period
seine
a
period
for
the
nine
ago.—V.
year
$2.11.
were
188,
This
46.
p.
Custodian
Fund,
Inc.
below,—V.
188,
1042.
p.
Cutchins,
Executive
President,
Vice-President
succeeding
since
Emery
October, 1955,
Lewis, retired.—
M.
Foods Corp.—To
Buitoni,
stock
from
at
the
producer
complete
present
Increase Capitalization—
Sept.
on
29 announced
increase
an
$2,000,000
to
in
the
that
the
authorized
board
capital
$2,500,000.
will be submitted for approval by stockholders
meeting to be held Oct. 29.
Italy in 1827, Buitoni is the world's oldest and largest
in
of
macaroni
line
world
Foods
President,
recommended
recommendation
special
a
Founded
the
has
of
products.
the
as
The
company
also manufactures a
Italian specialties.
It is known
frozen
and
sauces
over
"first
family"
of
Italian
cookery.
Buitoni
Corp. is a member of the International Buitoni Organization
operates plants in Italy, France and the United States.—V. 180,
1871.
p.
California-Pacific
The
company
of
$9,455,041, in
In
the
was
Utilities
Co.—Earnings Show Gain
earned a net income of $799,795, from total
the period of 12 months ended with August
corresponding
derived from
period
total
ended
revenues
of
in
1957,
net
a
$8,953,064.
income
revenues
of
of
1.958.
$752,404
4
Current earnings are
shares of
dends,
equal to $2.33 a share on the average of 276,161
stock outstanding, after $156,168 for preferred divi¬
comparison with $2.28 a share on the average of 258,961
shares, after $161,449 for the preferred.
common
in
The
company's four utility services—electric,
gas,
telephone and
water—produced $8,424,318 in operating revenues during the 12 months
ended Aug. 31, 1958, in comparison with $7,847,888 in the
correspond¬
ing period ended in 1957. Additional revenues from nonutility sources
amounted to $1,030,723
this year and $1,105,176 last year.—V. 188,
p.
1266.
" "
I Camoose Mines Ltd.—Stock
/•
Granwick
Mines
Ltd.
Off Restricted List—
below.—V.
187,
p.
,
1430.
Canada
Permanent
Split and Rights—
The
stockholders
are
Mortgage
Corp.—Proposed
Stock
•J
.
to
vote
Oct.
10
on
changing
the
authorized
stock from 1,000,000 shares (par $20) to 2,000,000 shares i
par* $10)
to effect
a
2-for-l
stock split of
350.000 issued shares.
If
stock¬
holders approve the split, then stockholders of record Oct. 15 will be
offered the right to subscribe to .100,000 additional shares'
on,', the
basis of
one
new
share
at
$35
per
share for each seven- shares
held; rights to expire about Nov! 21.
United States residents
subscribe to shares but may. sell rights.—V. 172, p. 106.
may
not
i
i
Canada Wire & Cable Co. Ltd.—Profit Lower—
Six Months Ended June
Profit
from
Provision
operations
for
30—
1958
•
-
Inc.;
1957
-
$622,000
$1,873,000
482,000
:
depreciation
477,000
70,000
->
685,000
common
Underwritten
Goldman,
Peabody
net
of
month
Provision for income taxes
Disney
stock
nine
Cable
&
Curtis;
the
the
102.
directors
See
Co.; Inc. 102,070 shares of
common
stock (no par)..'Price, " $21 per .share.
Under¬
written by Lee Higginson Corp.; Goldman, Sachs A
Co.;
Merrill
for
elected
p.
Buitoni
-
(par $1).
Price, $18, per share. Underwritten by
Fulton,
Reid
A
Co.,
Inc.;, Goldman,
Sachs
A
Co.;
Cruttenden, Podesta A Co.; Hayden, Miller A Co.; Bache
A
Co.; Bacon, Whipple A Co.; Robert W. Baird A Co.,
Inc.; Blunt' Ellis A Simmons and Saunders, Stiver A Co.
A.
$1.68
for
common
,
,
3.2Cc
to
Street Investing Corp.—Expansion—
8.
been
171,
of
shares of capital
share.
Offered
by
67,500 Topp Industries, Inc. 5,000 shares of common stock (par
$1).
Price,
$13.50
per
share.
Offered
by
DempseyTegeler A Co. Completed.,,; •.
; '
•
•
$1,490,828 compared to $1,195,-
was
amounted
share
per
to
William
has
stock
•
according
to E.
A.
Morris,
$46,286,000 for the same period last year.
to
40,000
(par
Blyth A
306,000 Steel
Oil
This
ago.
Jefferson
common
6r/o
sinking fund
Price,
at
par.
Sold
to
Ohio Company.
10-year
1967.
through The
Higher Earnings—
$46,908,000
were
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp.—New President—
(par
Inc.
Corp. 47,500 shares of common stock (par
Price,
$10.12 V2
per
share.
Offered
by
Pierce A Co.
Completed.
Fire
sales
compares
Blyth
stock
common
30.32
period.
compares
which
shares
shares
13,000
per
of
share.
per
30.31
.•
operating income after taxes
Earnings
Blyth
(par
Morgan
share.
per
share
common
6,421,760
<
442.
months
month
V.
stock
by
shares
3,500
-
Blue Bell, Inc,—Reports
Nine
Mc-
(par
Lester,
Offered
J'..
9.539,628
17.277.195
—14,490,541
depreciation
;
_J
6,505,609
after
per
p.
President.
common
by
stock
common
per
Light
$6.50).
Natural
Paul
Ohio
Inc.
common
188,
1957
5,548,196
common
Offered
Underwritten
32,000
30
$22,551,330 $26,816,823
assets—
value
See
of
shares
share.
per
share.
Oversubscribed.
System,
notes
A
*
loss.
AS AT JUNE
—
properties
The
Co.
CO.
Inc.
Offered
Inc.
per share;
employees of
mon
■
10,000
Co.
$63
$49.37^
$7.50).
250,000 Scotts
A
White,
Oversubscribed. "'
sidiaries.
T
Co.
capital stock (par $6.25). Price, $62.50
by White, Weld
ACo.
Completed.
Co.,
Corp. 90,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents).
Purpose, to repay hank loans and lor
equipment and working capital.
Price,
$3
per
share.
Offered by Milton D. Blauner A
Co., Inc. and Micbaei
G.
Walston
cents).
326,445 St.
270,000 Narda -Microwave
3
A
Rausclier,
Kidder,
Peabody A Co.;
Kulin,
Loeb
A
Co.;
W.
C.
Langley A Co.;. Lehman Brothers;
Mason-Hagan, Inc.;"
Morgan Stanley
A
Co.;
Murphey Favre,
Inc.;
Piper,
Jaffray A Hopwood; Reinholdt A Gardner
Reynolds A
Co., Inc.; Salomon Bros. A Hutzler;
Smith, Barney A
Co.; Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.;
I
Gas
share.
per
Price, $18
20
Weeks;
Company,
Inc.;
A
tNet
dividends.
A
•
Corp.;
j
class
480,938 Sabre-Pinon
of
$1.50).
Co., Inc.;
Dillon, Read A Co., Inc.; Dominick A Dominick;
Elworthy
A
Co.;
Equitable
Securities
Corp.; * The
First
Boston
.
without
of
$12 per share.
Offered by
Nicolaus
A
Co.,
Inc.;
Hickman.
Completed.
Price,
Power
Co.,
234,000 Ryder
Co.;
A.
G.
Becker
A
Co.,
Inc.;
Blyth
A
Co.,
Inc.;
Boettcher and Co.; Alex. Brown A
Sons; Caldwell Phillips
Co.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.); J. M.-Dain A
.
shores
Stifel,
A
3,500
J.)
White,
(par
A
Inc.
(par
65,625 Pioneer
Purpose,
to
reduce hank
loans und for working capital.
Price, $85 per share.
Offered by company for subscription
by common stock¬
holders. Unsubscribed portion
(1,861 shares) underwritten,
by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities A Co.; A.' C.
Allyn"
A Co., Inc.; Bacon,
Whipple A Co.; Bateman, EichlerA
I
$5).
(II.
Stanley
shares
Rope
Interstate
Price,
$5).
(par
200,000
Completed.
101,938 Pacific
writing.
stock
Inc.
Price,
Co.;
$12.25
Co.
$25).
Corp. 531 shares of class A stock (no
1,140
shares
of
class
B
stock
(par $50).
for capital expenditures, etc.
Price, $50 per
Offered
by company to public, without under¬
common
public,
to
company
Net
10 cents). Purpose, for expansion and
Price, $9 per share.
Underwritten by
Bernet
(par
1,580,000 lleinz
Fully subscribed.
for
68,155,145 Minneapolis-Honeywell
preferred
——1—
Co., Inc.
Price,
Abrasives
share.
for
ratio
Giovanni
and
Purpose,
1
by
current
Book
(par
$1).
A
42,875 Genisco,
shares of capital stock (par 10
expansion- und working
capital.
per
sliure.
Offered by company
for substockholders, without underwriting.
$4.25
(par
stock
420,778
Purpose,
by
Shearson, Hannnill A Co.;
Bascom
of
126,000 Colorado
speculation.
underwriting.
Net
Inventories
Broad
stock
300,000 Industro Transistor Corp. 150,000 shares of common stock
(pur 10 centsK Purpose, for machinery, equipment, worklng capital, etc. Price, $2 per share. Offered by company
1
i
as
$10).
Francis I. duPont A Co.; Burnham
Sulzberger A Co.; Ira Haupt A Co.;
Schneider,
cumulative pre¬
shares
of
common
(par
$5)
and
11,000
(par $5L
Purpose, for equipment, inventory, workcapital and other corporate purposes.
Price, at par
(plus accrued dividends in the case of preferred stock").
;
$1.57
provision
Current
—V.
Co.;
$120,000 Broderick
lor
lug
j
t$0.19
1958
Issues Not Representing New Financing
working
Offered by Singer, Bean
share.
347,907
share
liabilities
v
1,760,180
common
per
21,111
Current
*
4,642,807
j.,'
17,235
.
tax;s
FINANCIAL DATA
$4,142,451
Inc. 100,000 shares of class
cents).
4,325,528
expense
—1
taxes
G,464;304
.
income
capital, etc.
ccrnpany
to public,
common
stock
j
profit
•After
income
after
assets
Corp. 23,000 shares of
Purpose, lor working capital.
Harrison,
From
capital.
A
C'ormick
11,000
•Net
administrative
and
before
Current
Co.;
Hirseh A Co.;
Stein Bros.
A
Boyce; Ainott, Baker A Co., Inc.; Halle
A Steiglitz; Nugent A lgoe; C.
E. Unterberg, Towbin Co.
and Woodcock, Hess, Moyer A Co., Inc.
Oversubscribed.
(par $25). Purpose, for new construction and working capital.
Price, at par.
Offered lor subscription by
farmers, etc. through Mississippi Chemical Corp.
,
general
of
working
'
Offered
stock
common
stock
*j
Selling,
Net. profit
prolit
Net
share of
Development
(par
par.
Guys
Bache
Oversubscribed.
6,750,000 Coastal Chemical Corp. 150,000 shares of class
i
at
working
F. S. Moseley A Co.; Reynolds
Weeks A Co.; Julien Collins A Co.;
Stroud
shares
one
1957
$22.261.68G
"4,501,413
57,500 shares
of
underwriting.
1,800,000 Two
A Co., Inc.; Lester, Ryons* A Co.; McConnick A
The Milwaukee Co.; Singer, Deane A Scribner; Stein
Bros.
l*ark
stock
common
Kalman
Co.;
.
Home
Price,
A Co.;
Baker,
and
units
by
underwriting.
1958
$16,460,941
profit
r_.
tor
Laurence M.
57,500
(par $5)
stock
•
;
of
to
portion
Investors
class
Price,
4,725,000 Celotcx Corp.
Purpose,-
shares
for
cumulative preferred stock
common
each
,
,
100,000
MANUFACTURING
shares
preferred
Co.
Franklin Securities Co.
293,250 Military
*§5,900,000 Carrier
par).-
share
company
Unsubscribed
OTHER
(no
per
by
Six Months Ended June 30—
Sales
Gross
Insurance
competitively.
offering.
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc.—Reports Loss—
A
Co.; United
Leltwich A Rosa
Co.;
Oversubscribed.
Co., Inc.
International
Lewis
sold
(Continued from page 2)
Co.; Bullington-Schas A Co.; Clark, Landstrcet A Kirkpatrick, Inc.; Mid-South Securities Co.; Elder A Company;
common
com¬
Offered
Investment News
Corp.; R. S. Dickson A Co., Inc.; Rader, Wilder
James N. Rt-ddoch A Co.; G. H. Walker A Co.;
A Co.; J. C. Bradford A Co.; Jack M. Bass A
Co.;
of
share.
General Corporation and
Boettcher
(pur $1). Purpose, to repay loans and for working
capital.
Price, Sie per share.
Underwritten by Fulton,
Reid A Co.,
Inc.; Goldman, Sachs A Co.; Cruttenden,
Podesta A Co.; Hayden, Miller A Co.; Bache-A Co.; Bacon,
Whipple A Co.; Robert W. Baird A Co., Inc.; Bbmt Ellis
i
working capital.
by-P. W. Brooks
7 i/y\m
Underwritten
Securities
working capital, etc.
to public, without
stock
i
Issues
special
Indicates
capital.
company
1,080,000 Steel Improvement & Forge Co. 60,000 shares of
'
per share.
Completed.
for
and
shares
per
$1).
(par
of America, Inc. 120,000 shares of common
(par $1.50>.
Purpose, for expansion and working
Price, $9.75 per share. Underwritten by Equitable
stock
stock
underwriting.
I
loans
$8.87j/2
stock
common
15.C00
$31.50
Represents Issues placed privately,
♦
of
$10).
Price,
Completed.
Co.
$18,121,441
1,170,000 Holiday Inns
I
common
bank
repay
A Co. Inc.
\
'
60,000 Little Sister Uranium Corp. 60,000 shares of
to
shares
Manufacturing Co.
(par
t Indicates
IKON, STEEL, COAL, COPPER, ETC,
M.
A Co.;
Merrill,
Inc.;
share.
MISCELLANEOUS
20,000
Laurence
McDonald
Co.,
A
Co.; -Stern, Frank, Meyer A Fox;
Straus,
A McDowell; Joseph Walker A
Sons; Walston A
Inc.; Werthoim A Co.; JL G. „Wheat A Co.
„and
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins.
■
...
* , . .
stock
$1),
Purpose, for investments. Price, $10 per
Offered by Automation Shares Management Corp.
Genung's, Inc.
Inc.;
A
A
Co.,
Inc.;
Mitchum,
Jones
A
Tcmpleton;
Roland A Stone; Moore, Leonard A Lynch; NewA
Co.;
Pacific
Northwest Co.;. Paine.
Webber,
by Riler A
(par
$177,500
Co.
Co.;
Co.,
INVESTMENT TRUSTS, TRADING, HOLDING, ETC.
§39,841,491
A
A
Mericka
Blosser
mon
Shares,
Loewi
Masten
F.
472,500 Vale
$2,737,500 Automation
E.
Wm,, J.
Brothers
(par $1).
.
A
Co.;
A.
Co.;
A Curtis; Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood; Rauscher,
A Co.,
Inc.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.;
Rothschild A Co.; Saunders.. -Stiver A Co.; Sohwabacher A Co.; Seligman, Lnbetkin 8c
-Co.; Semple, Jacobs
A
Co., Inc.; Shearson, Hammill A Co.; Shields & Co.;
Singer, Deane A Scribner; Stein Bros. A Boyce; Stern.
.'y
.
A Gas U*. 300.000 shares of common
Purpose, for drilling expenses, etc. Price,
at par.
Offered by company to public, as a. speculation,
without underwriting, *
•;
stock
A
Co.;
A
Pierce
,
(par
Price, at
Inc.,-of Utah,
etc.
stock
Miller
Co.;
A
A
Jackson
2,500,000 shares of
Purpose, for working; capital,
Offered by Mid America Securities,
par.
Co.,
Rhoades
Marks
in
McKelvy
cents).
300,000 Western Plains
und Armistead A Co.
Patterson;
"Long Terra
of this article.
$550,000
12,000
Company; First California Co. Inc.;
Co., Inc.; Granbery, Marache A Co.;
Inc.; Ira Haupt A Co.; Hayden, Stone
Co.; H. Hentz A Co.; Hickey A Co.; Hill Richards A
Co.; Hirsch A Co.; Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs
A
Co.; E. F. Hutton A Co.; Johnston, Lemon A Co.
Edward D. Jones A
Co.; Joseph, Mellen A Miller, Inc.;
A. M. Kidder A
Co., Inc.; Lestet; Ryons A Co.;'Carl M. :
&
A
A
OIL
Purpose, to reduce bank loans. Price, $21 per
share.
Offered
by company for subscription by stock¬
holders who are residents of Virginia.
Underwritten by
Gallener
shares of
50,000
under
A
Reid
Hanrahan
'
'■!
Corp.
See
Guerin A Turner, Inc.; Equitable
Estabrook A Co.; Clement A. Evans A
Ferris
Inc.;
Fulton,
con¬
(par
_''i /1
*
Ventures,
10
Co.;
Telephone- Co.
cumulative
Corp.;
Co.,
-
Model;
$250,000 Oil
$20».
(par
Edwards A Sons; Eppler,
burger
McDonald-Moore A Co.
252,000 Tidewater
30-cent
■
Monday, October 6. 1958
.
Securities
with-
Turben
Underwood,
Inc.;
stock
of
(no
share.
per
only,
$48,869,977
MeAndrew* A Co. Inc.; Murphey
Neuhaus 'A Co.'Inc.; John W.
Henry Herman A Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.,
Son
A
Fayre-,
shares
50.000
(Jim)
preceding
a
Brothers;
Co.; Piper, J311 ray A (logwood; Blunt Ellis
Boswortb, Sullivan A Co., Inc.; Brush, SloInc.; Clement A. Evans A' Co., Inc.; Wm. P.
Simmons;
Co.
cents).
50
Hirsch & Co.; Lester, Ryons A Co.; Mason
Co.;
stock
common
$5
Price,
Indiana
of
■
preferred
1,175,000 Walter
shares».
McDonald. &
of
equipment.
residents
to
$2) and 50,000 shares of
common
stock
(par $1) in units of one share of. each
class
of
stock.
Purpose,
for
expansion
and
working
capital.
Price, $5 per unit.
Offered by Floyd D. Cerf,
and
A
Inc.
vertible
tion
571
shares
30.000
underwriting.
250,000 Sareze,
8c Light Co. 370.600 shares of common
$6.50).
Purpose,
for construction
program.
share to stockholders; and to public $29
(par
Price,
-
out
Inc.
Purpose,
for
by company
'
'
Power
stock
Bakery,
par).
Offered
300,000 Mankat© Citizens Telephone Co. G.000 shares of common
6tock (no par).
Purpose, to retire bank loans. Price, $50
par share.
Offered by company for subscription by .stock¬
holders, without underwriting.
.
.
Net
The
pleted,
profit
new
$70,000
plant
on
Annacis
Island,
B.
C„
Canada,
has
$711,000
been
com¬
and
now provides ample facilities for the West Coast market.
Magnet Wire plant at Simcoe. Ont., Canada, is expected to
be in full and profitable operation
by September.
The company has
also acquired on favorable terms the Frigidaire
property immediately south and east of its main Leaside plant. This
! The
new
property
comprises
9.5
acres
of
factory and office space.—V. 186,
land,
p.
939.
with
354,500
square
feet
of
Volume
Number 5783
188
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1393)
Canadian Javelin, Ltd.—Signs Order to Bar Stock Sale
By Pressure Tactics—
This
..
eignt
company,
Sept.
pany
on
from
"high
The
25
two
Gould,
uie
for
to
step
and
Sidney
Javelin
the
SEC
has
securities
deal
restricted list
in
list
the jurisdiction
would
would,
its
file
S.
of
he
of
"hoped,"
for
induce
the
list.
whose
the
stock
being offered in the U. S. in violation
listing means U. S. broker-dealers
Canadian
Javelin
was
placed
this
of
Ethylene
the
Imine
manufacture
monomer
and
and
and
polymer
its
deriva¬
marketing
fields,
of
including
stock
offering will be used to build the prototype
step in determining the feasibility of full-scale
production of Ethylene Imine and its derivatives, carry
plant
a
as
a
market
of
program
making a
agreed to
the
on
or
development,
to prosecute patent ap¬
research
and
development program.
purchasers of the 165,830 shares will
acquire a 43ft
stock interest
in the company for $331,660;
Cary
Chemicals and Dr. Osborg will own respectively about 29ft
and 28ft
of the then outstanding stock, for which will have been
paid $38,640
in cash, $10,000 in notes and 6,909 shares of common stock of Cary
Chemicals ($24,181.50 max-ket value at the time of the transactions *,
Such
stock.
pilot
plications and
According to
SEC
restricted
Canadian
in the
additives.
and
forward
companies
contemplates
of
Chemicals,
commercial
the
application
an
also
sale
July 25.
for
the
continue
to
the
total
year
consent
pressing
further
Mr.
after
an
Javelin
United
11,000
stock
had
Canada,
Prices
by
the
penditures
oLicers
executive
Guimond
Three
plaint,
to have
iron
could
be
Co.,
defendants
appeared
agents
had
not
has
Earns,
share.
a
The
short
of
huge
President
Doyle,
Maurice P.
ex¬
Charles
the
W.
Isle.
Lachmann,
Kelly,
Also,
company.
the
Life
Paui
European
into
tons
consent.
with
served
the
SEC's
Sugarman
Judge
Corp*—Receives
1266.
Oct.
set
Additional
28
lake
This
Railway oper.
With
Net
Net
these
—V.
188, p.
(J. I.)
The
1958 -8 Mos,—1957
$303,486
$2,054,817
$2,421,173
174,845
1,404,256
1,337,459
body,
ore
$128,641
$650,561
$1,033,716
60,635
286,419
436,168
loaders
at
statement
with
capacity
at
by the addition.—V. 188,
the
p.
is
Smelting Co. Inc.—Increases
&
on" Sept.
announced
23
by
S.
E.
Malouf,
SE'C
26,
1958 covering $23,000,000 of subordinated
debentures due
(convertible until Oct. _15, lp68i, to.be
offered, to- the .holders
stock
'"""nton
writing
terms
and
Co.
Net
gated
Clark,
and
the
its
through
increased
additional
axxd,
working on the basis
finding a major zinc,
in
kxxown
now
capital
basis
sounder
close
of
business
the
as
principal underwriters.
will
debentures
indebtedness
at
Sept.
on
2 "I'.'l."
Stanley
rrn«
to
24.
be
banks
used
by
which
the
aggre¬
that
shown
have
is
It
ounces
the
40
significant
planned
on
a
permanent
strengthen
future
its
loxxg
or
financial
growth.—V.
to
claims
Net
.
Net
fr.
rev.
188,
term
basis, axxd
structure
and
rv.
of
feet
diamond
drilling
3,050,716
the results,
$422,574
24,350,144
$719,487
297,004
478,394
'•
23,940,589
$3,557,558
$5,374,438
2,060,078
3,254.321
■
-
Central Hadley Corp.—Rescinds Authorization of Dis¬
lies
about
five
miles
East
of
the
Town
of
Cliapais.
Stock
Exchange
close
(par
of
business
of
cents)
10
Central
Oct.
on
1,
Stellardyne
of
Hadiey
Corp.
board of directors of
the railroad,
it
was
1958—Month—1957
$701,983
$3,964,372
$5,370,745
395.289
2,843,018
3,065,332
Net rev. from ry. opers.
$159,130
$306,694
$1,121,354
$2,305,413
58,261
127,824
327,818
1,011,715
ry.
—V.
income
oper.
188,
p.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
1958—Month—1957
Aug. 31—
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$
$
$
23,473,381
24,550,782
Railway oper. expenses-
17,826,470
17,541,567
5,646,911
3,035,347
7.009,215
Net
Net
rev.
The
from ry. opers,
oper.
ry.
income
announced
company
on
Sept.
3,898,775
that
26
157,064,263 167,826,599
131,549,499 141,096,227
25,514,764
6,680,776
it will
26,730,372
8,397,181
Inaugurate
Flexi-
service, a new and versatile type of rail-highway transportation,
throughout, the length of its transcontinental line. It will be the first
railroad to offer shippers this specialized service to and from
the
Van
Pacific
Northwest.
equipment consists of specially designed flat cars, light
trailer units, and special highway wheel and axle assemblies
"bogies." Its use differs radically from earlier types of rail-
1958
highway equipment in that the 'special trailer units slide from their
highway wheels onto the flat cars in but four minutes, the operation
being simplified by hydraulic lift-tables on the cars, which are powered
of
oxxe
stock
share
Inc.
of
for
held.—V.
each
188,
stock
common
two
shares
completed.—V. 187,
per
share.
the
from
battery.
tractor
and
permits
The
system requires no unusual
loading, or unloading, ol
simultaneous
railroad.
~
Initially the Flexi-Van service will offer complete door-to-door trans¬
Omaha, and Kansas City.
and Tacoma.
operations
same
Co.
below.—V.
188,
p.
Cleveland
on
the New York Central RR., and will provide shippers
on the New York Central such as Boston, New York,
Detroit, according to the announcement.—V. 188, p. 946.
points
and
•
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
Railway
oper.
oper.
expenses
Period End. Aug.
Inc.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
$642,000
$1,020,000
revenue.
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$7,046,000
$7,777,000
763,672
797,792
6,310,947
$178,328
*16,542
$222,208
$735,053
$1,240,368
18,095
*853,730
Railway oper. expenses-
*336,555
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net
*
opex*.
ry.
Deficit.—V.
188,
946.
p.
Corp., East Brunswick, N. J. —
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation,
covering
25
company
common
stock
every
four
price
is
&
Co.
to
The
of
be
Cary
$2
to
per
company
registration
shares
this
of
its
stock
statement
10c
for
par
with
Registers
the
common
subscription
by
SEC
on
stock.
The
holders of
Chemicals
Cary
of
head
is
a
offer
to
shares
Inc.,
commission
filed
165,830
proposes
$432,907
$937,915
$4,641,340
$8,689,639
303,622
674,052
3,359,295
' 5,273,522
income—
138, p. 947.
Inc. at the rate of one share for
Chemicals common held.
The subscription
share.
Lee Higginson Corp. and P.' W. Brooks
list of underwriters;
and
the
underwriting
between 25c and 40c per share.
on Oct.
1 offered $1,875,000 of 5%% equipment
certificates, maturing annually, Oct. 15, 1959 to
1973, inclusive. The certificates, first instalment of an
aggregate of not more than $5,625,000, were scaled to
yield from 5% to 5.75%, according to maturity. They
were
awarded to the group on Sept. 30 on a bid of
ciates
trust
99.356%.
Halsey,
the
organized under Delaware Law
frenx ry. opers.
rev.
ry.
—V.
$515,518
$406,342
$2,147,497
$1,943,516
income™
225,174
171,435
>883,035
644,570
oper.
188, p. 947.
Colorado & Wyoming Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
1958—Month—1957
1958—3 Mos.—1957
Railway oper.
revenue—
$345,569
$365,971
$2,194,492
expenses-
130,707
182,043
1,334,209
1,710.146
from ry. opers.
$164,862
$183,928
$860,283
income--
62,923
70,142
$1,037,459
504,163
oper.
on
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
oper.
138, p.
$3,017,605
'
298,988
947,
Columbia River Packers Association, Inc.—Control—
Transamerica
Corp.
Commonwealth
Privately—The
below.—V.
Natural
188,
Gas
1267.
p.
Corp.
—
Bonds
Placed
company, through Scott & Stringfellow,
the sale of $1,200,000 of first mortgage
has negotiated
pipeline bonds to the New York Life Insurance Co.
The
net
to
proceeds
are
finance
help
to
be
further
used
to
pipeline
repay
construction
construction.—V.
Consolidated Freightways, Inc.—New
Nathan
E.
Tanner, Chairman of
one-time
Minister
elected
bank
184,
loans
p.
2011.
Trans-Canada
Director—
Pipe Lines, Ltd., and
Province, has been
director.
a
Lands
of
and
Mines for
Alberta
was made
by CF President J. L. S. Snead, Jr., who
company's motor carrier activities in Canada
would
stepped up with the admission into the union of Alaska
as
a
state.
Operations in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan,
Yukon Territory and Alaska are conducted
by Canadian Freightways,
said
that
probably
the
be
Freightways
and
Seattle-Vancouver
Motor
Express.—V.
187,
647.
Consolidated
Natural
The company
ad'ditioiial bank
Gas
Co.
—
Seeks
Approval
of
has
the
has
Oct.
to
applied to tfre -SBO
-autv.yriaatlsa. to make
borrowings aggregating $5,000,600 during 1958, and
Commission
issued an order giving interested persons until
request a hearing, thereon.
Consolidated proposes
funds, from time to time as required, to its whollysubsidiaries, Hope Natural Gas Co., New York State Natural
13,
lend
1858
the
Gas
their
to
said
Corp.,
with
the
and
Peoples
Natural
Gas
Co.
programs.—V.
construction
188,
p.
for
use
ip
connection
747.
Continental Can Co., Inc.—Realign Glass Operations—
A
realignment of the company's Hazel-Atlas Glass Division to in¬
efficiency and improve service to customers by concentrating
manufacturing in fewer and more modern facilities, and by relocating
certain production closer to major
markets, was announced on Sept.
30 by J. Gordon King, General Manager,
crease
Continental
will more than double the production capacity of Its
glass container plant, which began operation only a year ago
Plainfield, 111.
It plans also to create the industry's newest and
most modern glass container research and development center at that
newest
at
location.
Later this year it will close the older of two glass plants it operates
Zanesville, Ohio, and an outmoded plant in Grafton, W. Va., Mr.
King said.
Recent increases in production capacity at other plants
made
possible by the installation of improved equipment, plus the
projected increase at Plainfield, will more than compensate for tho
in
loss
of
capacity
Continental's
the
enable
the
at
these
locations,
Hazel-Atlas
the
of
merger
Division
he
to compete
explained.
formed
in
1956
following
with Continental. To
in markets which could not be properly,
Division
Hazel-Atlas
was
Glass
Company
supplied by its then existing production facilities, a $14,000,000 capital
improvement program was undertaken. The first unit at the Plainfield
location
was
constructed,
modern
and
more
flexible
equipment
was
installed at several other plants,
and existing equipment was renovated
to
188,
make
it
more
efficient.—V.
p.
747.
Continental Commercial Corp.—Notes Placed
Privately
—This company, it was announced on Oct.-l, has placed
privately with institutional investors through Glore, Forgan & Co. the following issues: $5,000,000 senior notes
Aug.
14.
1958.
Sept. 1, 1979; $2,000,000 subordinated notes due Sept.
1970; and $1,000,000 junior subordinated notes due
Sept.
1,
1968.
Major
participants
in
the financ¬
1,
ing, which comprised $5,000,000 of senior notes, $2,000,000
of subordinated notes, and $1,000,000 of junior subor-*
dinated notes, were the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
New York, Provident Mutual Life Insurance Co., and
Lincoln
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Equipment Trust Cer¬
Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and asso¬
Issuance
range
was
oper.
1958—Month—1957
1958—8 Mos—1957
$2,825,823
$3,422,137 $23,944,634 $28,329,392
2,392,916
2,484,272" 19,303,294 19,639,753
tificates
Chemirad
Sept.
ry.
—V.
operations
income
way
31—
Railway oper. revenue—
6,536,632
Net revenue from rail¬
Net
Net
Net
-1958—8 Mos.—1957
$1,480,136 $10,051,234 $10,381,589
1,073,844
7,903,737
8,438,073
due
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
Vermont Ry.
1,075,706
and
St.
Paul,
Minneapolis,
Later it will be expanded to include Spokane,
service will be tied into extensive Flexi-
1153.
'
Central
$1,591,224
expenses-
This new
door-to-door transportation between points on The Milwaukee
and
Road
Utilities
1958—Month—1.957
revenue—
Railway oper.
Chicago-Milwaukee,
between
portation
the
Corp.—To Purchase Sub. Stock
highway
facilities
number of Flexi-Vans, according to William J. Quinn, President of
Van
1783.
p.
as
terminal
842.
p.
dealer's concession of 40 cents
Texas
Colorado & Southern
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway oper.
946.
*
West
188, p. 947.
owned
Net
weight
Laboratories,
Central & South West
-
1958—8 Mos.—1957
338,923
Seattle
See
5,146,588
$13,599,285 $15,454,304
8.767,862
10,207,125
1,245,762
Proposed Bank Borrowings—
$498,058
share, with
was
$5,247,179
4,469,212
Sept. 2'J
Railway oper. expenses-
the
offering
on
& Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
Chicago
Central Indiana Gas Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 3,000 shares of commdn stock (par $5)
was made on Sept. 19 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at SI 6 per
The
announced
C&EI President.—V. 188, p. 946.
Period End. Aug. 31—
any
a
$4;831,423
725,072
income
oper.
$1,956,102
<
Johnson, President of Mead Johnson & Co., has been elected
Mead
the
to
hy iffivkl c.
known
common
$710,340
ry.
Northei'n
D.
on
Sept. 25 x-eceived notice that the
corporation has rescinded its action in authorizing the distribution
on
Oct.
14,
1958 to the holders of its common stock of recond at
the
1958—Month—1957 >v,' 1958—8 Mos.—1957
.
506,286
p.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—New Director—
Flexi-Van
tribution of Stellerdyne Shares—
American
1267.
The announcement
added.
he
Malouf further announced that the Phelps Dodge Corp. of Canada
entered into an agreenxent to explore an extensive group of the
Railway oper. revenue-.
2,951,350
183, p. 946.
The
p.
$553,316
this
on
Dr.
Period End.
Ry.—Earnings—
opers.
188,
,
1,081,444
the
provide
244.
p.
1958—Month—1957
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$3,473,290
$3,670,837 $27,907,702 $29,315,027
income—
oper.
ry.
—V.
;
Levy
The
$
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses.
RR.—Earnings—
$1,635,260
Township, known as
in the Chibougamau ixiining area of
anomalies as a result of geophysical
3,000
do
in
*
Central of Georgia
Expansion—
expenses.
and
gold.
of
first hole has been
spotted
and
a 'drill
property Sept. 22. Further developments will depend
the
to
on
.016
located
group,
immediately.
upon
copper, gold,
silver and
Watson Lake deposit. Subsequent drilling
in'July of
his ye r to have ueveloped an
of ore grading 13.5ft
zinc, .066ft copper,
tons
and
stated
tract
geophysical
the
as
14.000,000
Lake
airborne
of
Railway oper. revenue-
1958.
of farm machinery and a line
related equipment for construction
line
The recent growth ixx the company s business
working capital which has been met
loans.
This debenture finaxicing will provide
funds
will
for
the
and
Co.—Plans
revexxue...
See
reported
silver,
work.
of its
additional
bank
believes
company
full
a
tractors
for
need
a
the
at
named
of
$53,145,000
produces
wheel
and
are
sale
short-term
earth-moving work.
has created
a
froixx
Co.
Case
crawler
of
Dodge & Co.
reduce
to
approximately
I.
J.
to
are
proceeds
company
record
of
of subscription,"trr 'U.V-i Hwawyme
be supplied by amendment.
Morgan
rate
The
Gas
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
a
of
Quebec
1983
1958.
Clinchfield
Vice-
.
Sept.
14,
Service
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co. below.—V.
Railway
port
1267.
Geologist.
Malouf
which
the
on
Oct.
Cities
See
Presquo
company's claims in Scott Towxxship, also in the Chibougamau District,
Case Co.—Registers With SEC—
a
Co., which are expected to amount to about $21,410,000
the tinxe the proceeds are
received, and use the balance for general
corporate purposes, including capital expenditures.
Bids will be received
by the company up to 11 a.m.
(EDT) on
Oct. 21, at Room 2315, 195
Broadway, New York, N. Y., for the pur¬
chase from it of the abovementioned
$25,000,000 35-year debentures
due Oct. 1, 1993.—V.
188, p. 146.
acquired 40 claixns known as the Dumasadjoining its holdings in the Mattagami Lake
resulted
Laura
has
registratioxi
has
this group was
by
moved
$99,236
75,610
filed
for
has
Chief
Syxxdicate
gami
the
946.
company
Union
claims
xxow
indications,
Dr.
166,588
znceme
oper,
coal
coal-loading
Inc.—V.
at
added to the original holdings of 110 claims, the
single group comprising 150 elaiixis or 6,000 acres.
The opening of the Mattagami area xollowed actl.iiiss of the Matta¬
Ry.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
fx*onx ry. opers.
rev.
ry.
C&O's
1,000 50-ton box
Eastman Dillon,
188, p. 1153.
Co.;
conipany
—V.
and
estimated
$265,824
'
expenses-
other
Co.,
&
Telegraph
having to shift its position.
three
&
by
$7,031,250.
Drexel
on Sept.
26 filed a registration statement with, the
$25,000,000 of 35 year debentures, due Oct. 1, 1993, to
public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds of the
financing will be used to reimburse the com¬
pany's treasury for expenditures for property additions and
improve¬
ment.
Its treasury having been so
reimbursed, the company will repay
its borrowings from various banks and
the American Telephone &
all-time record there by dumping 18,700,000
Mining
Group
it was
area,
l.llounces
Railway oper, revenue—
carriers,
corporation
Courtmanche
Loan—
'
'
Period End. Aug. 31—
vessel
an
Holdings—
the
of
«
Carolina & Northwestern
the
supplements
C&iO set
Chibougamau
com¬
United States announced
on
Oct. 1 a further advance of $1,550,000 in mortgage money on the
Butler Building, Chicago, 111.,
bringing its total mortgage investment
in
that
property to $8,200,000.
The
15-story building is owned by
Canal-Randolph Corp.
The mortgage loan is for 20 years.—V. 183,
p.
without
Stroud
secured
be
than
are:
consented.
been
Society
into
gone
to be increased 40ft
expected
mining
Assurance
$6.09
has
machine
new
Last year,
company
Equitable
world,
and
to
is
less
covering
offered
49,233,000
$4.18
announced on Sept. 30.
$7,000,000 mechanical shiploader is capable of
coal an hour from railroad cars into vessels.
President
Canal-Randolph
33,998,000
$0.75
at Toledo, Ohio, largest and
full-time operation, M. I. Dunn,
precision
The
the
of
6,080,000
$0.76
coal-loading dock
new
Co.;
not
offering
259,691,000 326,919,000
handling 6,000
Its high speed
loading will cut the time coal ships spend in port.
It
will dump two railroad cars simultaneously and feed coal to the various
of
and
542,
p.
in
6,205,000
share__
com.
company's
The
tons
the
date for
a
heax-ing in their cases.
Another
15
defendants,
including six known only under aliases and styled as "John Doe" in
the SEC's complaixxt, could not be served, Mr. Jaegerman told the
188,
per
The
SEC
be
—V.
$
37,829,000
——
&
certficates
cost
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone
Co.—Registers
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
Net
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$
33,224,000
_
Securities
of
to
Vice-President—operations,
SEC
as
Court.—V.
income
income
compartixxents
C.
and
of
trust,
who
did
and
$30
profitable
John
company;
Liechtenstein
a
other
e
said,
'..'/-T-1.':;
v/v'..
t
Net
deposits in Labrador which
ore
Gross
fastest
Jacques Gagnon,
Vincent,
the
has
to
$12
made
included
Brock,
of
Yves
and
Fiduciary
from
consenting
Harold le
from
This
SEC
investors
ranged
funds.-
of
Defendants
corporation;
removed
sides
1958—Month—1957
$
around
both
The
"boiler
American
do -ots
Period End. Sep. 30—
Commission
alleged that the
shops all over Montreal,
via long distance phone.
room"
claims
company
Commission
the
for
have
be
the
the hearing, Mr. Jaegerman spelled out
days.
15
from
sold
stock
stock
attorneys
stockholders.
pressuring
the
of
to
recommend »to
tea1*, the
After
10
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co.- -September Net Up—
violations.
would
Ltd.,
States
been
he
in.e.val
about
as
Canadian
alleged
said
restricted list.
the interval
said
also
p.i».
ap...
Canadian
the
of
Occurx-ence
Jaegerman
issue
in the
Net rev. from ry.
cpers.
Edward C.
Jaegerman, trial attorney for the SEC, told the Court the
would
give the commission, the support
of
the
Court
in
action for criminal contempt in case there should be any
entire
estimated
Associates
of
$72,821.50.
Cary Chemicals also has
management services to the company without cost
of the latter's operatioxxs.
provide
first
its
prospectus,
consideration
The
cars
on
prototype
a
compounds,
Proceeds
or
already taking steps
was
so-called
consists
is
laws.
tho
which
U.
a
acquired
were
coxxstruct
to
a
manufacturer of polyvinyl chloride resin and
joined with Dr. Hans Osborg, a research chemist,
forxxiing the new Delaware company which will carry on the work,
begun by Dr. Osborg in 1949, of developing the applications, market
potentials and methods of manufacture of Ethylene Imine. '
'
*
"
~
SEC.
the
believe
to
reason
Federal
become
personnel
in
""
from
restricted
Cary
-
to
taken
and
.
proposes
and
specialities
related
under¬
was
it
and
catalysts
ad¬
stockholders
company
manufacture
certain
the
not
"know-how"
assets,
The
1958.
tives;
SEC.
been
company
Gould,
Mr.
company
Canadian
company
the
of
15,
commercial
and
told
was
patents,
pilot plant, develop further patent protection and determine market
potential and related factors preparatory to commencing full-scale
complaint
a
defendants,
tnat tne
that
for
has
the
with
said
the
not
but
cuarges,
benefit
said
stock
steps,
The
may
Canadian
U. S. stock exchange and that it
a
remove
of
Judge
entered
Courts.
further
register the
These
that
This-,' he said, would put it under
Gould
listing on
to
District
S.
consenting
counsel
this
Federal
and
its
with
out
said
corporation.
Mr.
fcu-o
u.
Gould
SEC
U.
the
for
statement
program
worked
Mr.
by
Commission had
statement
Counsel
prepared
a
a
had
Exchange
being in effect with the SEC
and 'misleading statements about the stock.
false
S.
in
mitting to any
it
signed
was
the
Aug.
•
and
registration
making
taking
com¬
c^argnib
the company and a number of other de¬
offering stock, of Canadian Javelin in the United States
with
a
Milton
Court
other
one
earlier
days
fendants
with
and
to a permanent injunction barring them
telephone selling of Canadian Javelin stock."
decree
consent
defendants
business, that of research, development, small-scale manufacture
sale of the chemical compound Ethylene
Imine, its monomer,
polymers and derivatives, is said to have been founded in 1949 by tho
incorporation of Chemirad Corp., a New York corporation, from which
and
consented
pressure
Sugarman.
The Securities
without
individual
Its
9
of
the
&
and
sale
Interstate
Co.
Inc.
bid
of
the
certificates
Commerce
99.1799 ft
Commission.
for the certificates as 6s.
subject to authorization
are
as
Life
Insurance
Co.
agent for the borrower.
Glore, Forgan &
-' •
The proceeds will be used to redeem secured borrowings and notes
outstanding.
The
corporation engages in the personal loan and sales finance
business in Pennsylvania. The company's main office is in Pittsburgh.
—V.
185,
p.
2213.
Continental Connector Corp., Woodside, L. I., N. Y.—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
Stuart
National
Co. acted
corporation filed
a
registration
statement on Sept. 25 with the
of
its class A stock. $1
SEC
covering
par.
This stock is to be offered for public sale by the present holders
thereof
at
$8
125,000
per
outstanding
share,
with
an
shares
80c
per
commission to the under-
10
(1394)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
writers, headed by H, M, Byllesby and Company, Inc. The company willreceive no part of the proceeds.
The company manufactures a broad line of multi-contact precision
electronic
connectors.
It
between New York,
has
outstanding
168,750
shares of
class>
and 168,750 shares of class B stock, all of which is owned by three
A
Officers
direcimo,
and
b/,5o0
x^nows;
as
<40'#)
nares
o„
eacn
sell
propose to
A shares.
all
class
50,000
such
After
classes
shares
A
the
sale,
Gilbert
and
each
two
will
masts.—V.
ACF
be
equipped
with
948.
p.
sliding
'
Shore
Period End. Aug. 31—
Line
M.
Railway oper. revenue
each
Railway oper. expenses.
Loan
—
fr. ry.
rev.
ry.
announced
Sept. 26,
on
to current
June
30.
The
long-term
and
§658,310
§4,431,198
389,819
3,041,940
§268,491
§1,389,258
$2,058,443
74;236
195,851
472,590
§163,583
.
■.
8,011
.
'
.
liabilities
to
to
7
and brings
1
the
1958, by
ratio of current
against 3.05
as
The
§5,377,312
3,318,869
to
stock
of inventories
expansion
ther
strengthen
required for anticipated
the
company's position
acquisition of additional well-established
of new products.
!
The Hatfield division,
Insulated
wire
the
building
for
the
plans
pleted
cable
trades,
used
has
by
wide
a
the
and
e
industries
of
bids.
for
out
now
When
in
new
rubber insulating plant not only will increase the
also will make possible the application of new,
production methods and the manufacture of new products.
Earnings for the three months ended Sept. 30, 1958, first quarter of
as
he
those
188,
associated
the
com-'
The
Inc.
stockholders
Sept.
on
Products
the
company
are
Chief
Bache
&
of
leading
terms
of
stock
common
of
7%
of
the
the
the
of
adviser
to
be
be
eligible
stock
subscribe
to
Purchase
Plan,
the
for
Poods
Corn
sales
Brady,
of
will
the
be
and
on
River
of
and
has
South
just
re¬
the
on
payroll
Sept.
30
1268.
5,870 feet
agreement,
of, the
ea,ph
Refining
new
preferred-stock
Co;
will
and
of
cost
The
create
license
project,
on
The
this
to
consisting
the
Catawba
license,
is
of
and
effective
into
Ford, will be located
of Davidson, N. C., and will have
kilowatts, with an ultimate installation
this
dam
reservoir
a
development
is
will
with
have
an
crest
a
of
area
$46,088,000
developments
located.—V.
are
187,
p.
for
lengtn
29,760
§6,241,677
,
the
initial
in¬
$22,822,173
—V.
into 25-year 4%%
subordinated debentures.,at the rate-oh
principal amount of subordinated debentures for every share of
prefnrred stock, which had a par value of §100,
$38,957,527
2,813,488
3,693,710
18,891,928
24,111,398
$4,972,153
2,197,749
$3,930,245
§14,846,129
•1,019,273
6,298,628
2,180,516
.
188, p. 948.
,
Each
outstanding
converted
entitled
to
1.6
a
buying
selling his
new
stock
common
of
The
Best
Foods,
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway oper. revenue—
fractional
company
share.
50
It
cents
will boast
is
expected
share
a
will
of
an
paid
be
broad line
a
that
in
consumer
initial
and
$739,271
§4,344,804
§5,271,241
492,104
587,265
3,181,345
4,708,184
§153,458
§152,006
§563,459
90.884
249,125
95,132
Net
—V.
industrial
Some
450
products
are
used
in
60
industrial
areas
brewing,
canning,
confectionery,
paper,
textiles,
foundry,
printing
inks,
adhesives,
tanning,
and
Instant
Railway
Railway
puddings,
to
name
only
a
few.
--- -
peanut
buRexk-H-G
Best
as
cream
farina;
pickles; Presto cake flour; Rit tints
coloring kits; and Shinola shoe polish.
dyes
and
bread
Rit
and
Easter
Calif.;
mouth and
Norfolk, Va.; Buffalo, N. Y.; and Indianapolis,
dian plants-are operated in Hamilton
and Ayr,
Ontario.
»nd
there
York,
and
17
Cana¬
Co. plants are located in Argo and
Pekin,
Mo.; Corpus Christi, Tex.; and Yonkers, N. Y.
operations in Vermont,
Massachusetts, New-
milling
Carolina
and
Illinois,
and
dog
food
plants in
Illinois.
Corn
In
are
North
Ind.
Refining
Kansas City,
New
York
Products also operates
processing plants or packaging facilities
abroad, including Canada, Mexico,
Argentina, Brazil,
England,
Scotland,
Ireland.
France,
Holland,
Belgium,'
Germany,
Switzerland,
Italy,
India
and
South
Africa.
countries
Colombia,
Denmark,
—V.
188,
1153.
p.
Belgium,
it
Du
.
Corn Products Refining
Corn
Products
Co.
188,
p.
on
Sept. 22 filed
covering 150.000 shares
offered
at
proceeds
S2
raw
Delaware
share,
&
Hudson
Railway
oper.
oper.
expenses.
—V.
Co., Denver, Colo.
The
purchase of plant and office
working capital, etc.
§10,724,468
2.575.877
5,891.069
$1,354,982
expenses.
1,050,085
188,
RR.—Earnings—
' 1958—8 Mos.—1957
§1.829,053 §10,775,544
1,277,831
8,954.387
§15,042,572
§551,222
§1,781,157
$4,513,416
163,845
392,876
1.095,819
2,494.722
948.
Delaware, Lackawanna
•
Net
Net
oper.
rev.
ry.
& Western
$6,284,768
expenses.
back
flat
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$7,399,666
5,650,345
$51,129,904 $57,262,040
6,119,931
45,998,228
48,953,371
service.
§1,279,735
§5,131,676
600,566
*1,504,305
chops
on Sept. 25 authorized
to meet the
increasing
will
be
Carried
at Scranton,
Since
July,
&
north
of
out
the
construction
demand
at
the
of
piggy¬
for
trailer-on-flatcar
railroad's Keyser Vallev
Pa., by converting
existing equipment.
1954, when the Lackawanna RR.
100
acquisition
Inc.
above.—V.
188,
John
Kimball
and Tenney
ownership.
"Parade"
$
12.784,797
15,233,105
$
98.985,621
115.932,553
10,812,370
12,107,571
84,217,446
•
ry.
4
is
served
distributed
now
nearly
have
Deficit.—V.
to
$
have
3,125,534
14.768.175
It
-
in
993,705
*666.402
"Parade"
in
earlier
has
also
dollar
reported
of
1958,
volume
62
56
or
cents
share
31
net
from
in
Oil
compared
the
Co.
year
said
per
compared
F.
and
that
subsidiary
of
operation
prior
to, its
profit
§202,506,
with
acquisition
recent
a
by
loss
Ero.
month-to-month comparisons with
year
earlier
figures had been showing
improvement, with August of this* year ahead
Of the 1957 month.—V.
186, p. 2368.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings Up 6.8%—
Six Months Ended Aug. 31—
before
for
inaugurated piggy-back
1957
$51,li0.725
Federal
Federal
income
Income
§52,563,813
1,668,026
78i,000
1,538,161
§887,026
§843,661
69,800
69 800
$1.41
$1.32
taxes
Taxes
income
dividend
"Earnings
per
share
requirements
of
common
stock
provision for preferred dividends.—V.
188,
p.
paid
2
Thomas
eral
M.
Pacific
Federal
Cole,
since
Electric
Cole, Chairman of the board of
directors.
now 36, has been Executive
Vice-President
its
formation
as
a
result
of
a
Products
Co;
merger
of
Newark.
N.
J.,
and
York
with
of
23
1957,
during
pages
and
preceding.—V.
gain
a
178,
of
the
first
$3,158,367
568.
p.
share.
The
2624;
p.
certain
total
a
shares
being offered represent a
shareholders who after this
selling
of
198,150 shares,
18.56%
or
of
the
part
of
sale
the
will
total
hold-
continue
common
stock
company,
through its divisions and
subsidiaries, is
fabricating and distributing structural
steOl,
allied
materials
for
concrete
construction
dividends
of
15
cents
share
per
have
been-
thfe company's common
stock beginning in
.June^ 1957; The
dividend of 15 cents
per-share-wa"s paid Sept 19.
•'
EARNINGS—For the nine months
ended June 30, 1958 )hp-nouu»—r
reported net sales of
$829,435, compared
"~yt£ Per
and $1,329,875, respectively,, for the like period /of
1957.
share earnings on the
shares outstanding on
Aug. 29 were
78 cents and
$1.25,
on
respectively.
CAPITALIZATION
AS OF AUGUST
,,
,
,
*5/2%,. note payable to bank
INote
payable to bank
Short-term bank loans
Common stock—$1
•■
__
1958
1
Outstanding
$1,643,750958 333
v
250*000
750,000
value
>
,
958,333
i_
_
par
29,
Authorized
$1,643,750
.
1,200,000 shs.
1,067,817 shs,
?ue /^?ril 17' J964 and Pftyable
IDue
each.
April
17,
in quarterly instalments of $71,250
and payable
in
quarterly instalments of
is l»/2%
above the bank's prim* commer-!
1964
§41 666 67
cial late
less
than
each
Interest rate
from time.to time in
effect, but in
5%.
The
current
UNDERWRITERS—The
stock
ber
and
of
the
interest
selling
below
rate
no
is
event
an
than 6%
more
have
to
agreed
aggregate of 74r,925 shares of
sell
of
stock
common
set
opposite
their
Webber,
Jackson
respective
Shares
Inc.
188, p.
Merrill,
Atwill
Courts
&
Inc.
nine
for
nine
the
Co., Inc.
Company, Inc.
last
net
year,
outstanding
Wulbern,
1957.
completed
work
as
against
Third
ended
shares
July
of
$2.63
a
share,
net earnings
1958, equivalent
31,
capital
stock
earnings of §1,999,000
or
for
the
adjusted
78
cents
last
or
S
for
and
estimate
31
$9*579
should
fi-9
§2,632,6/2,
the
the
to
the
nine
reported
basis
firm's
months
received
the
like
of
un¬
backlog
was
$146 000 000
^w,uuu,uw,
resulted
of
$1.14
r
or
a
in net
earnings of §593 000
or
$29,219,000.
This compares with
earnshare, for the equivalent three
monjhs
attributed
nine
sales
that
earnings
net
total
a
share,
lower
well
as
and
earnings
as
reduced
administrative
for
approximately
its
111
the
months,
increased
$3.46
highest
the
of
§88 776 000
for
earlier.
year
sales
on
or
President,
sales
in
subsidiaries
"We
one
of
/
corresponding
on
■
Fluor,
dechne
close
operations
share,
a
$89,000,000
engineering-construction
the
§80,000,000
$866,000,
year,
were
The
with
of
to
outstanding.
shares.
compared
at
quarter
2,625
______
orders
§84.000,000,
of
3,000
3,000
Carrison,
__—j_
Consolidated net sales for the nine
months amounted
with
$115,628,000 at July 31, 1957.
New
period
3,370
Co
compared
totaled
'
3,370
^^eponed consolidated
months
760,394
with
compares
months
presently
Inc
Ltd.—Reports Lower Profits—
the
on
Co.,
Turben &
Pierce,
1044.
share
&
and
5,620
Co
Fluor Corp.,
a
Reid
5,620
Co
'
3,370
;
Fulton
6,750
&
Goodbody &
num¬
names
Clement A. Evans &
Co., "
&
Curtis
to
common
underwriters have
severally agreed to purchase the
shares
or
5V2%.
shareholders
the
full
$1,800,000,
history.—V.
187,
p.
23%
a
income
from
costs.
fiscal
or
,Thls year. The
would compare
last
to
company's
2799.
endine
year
about
with
$2.35
earnings
1957
I
of
earnings
648.
President, and Joseph S. Thompson
Honorary Chairman, according to an
announcement
by L. W.
circula¬
plans what¬
"Herald Tribune.".
no
latest
694,500
Thomas M. Cole has been elected
has been named
Oct.
total
a
are
other fabricated steel
products.
The products of
distributed in Florida and other
southeastern states,
Food Fair Stores,
Federal Pacific Electric Co.—New
President Elected—
on
New
purposes, along with
the company are
Oct.
Net
Preferred
the
completed.—V. 184,
engaged in the business of
reinlorcing bars, mesh and
J.
1958
sales
with
there
the books closed.
of
own
mgs
Net
that
per
was
PROCEEDS—The
ings
with
period
a
Vice-
Field
Florida Steel Corp.—Stock
Offered—A secondary of¬
fering of 74,925 shares of common stock
(par $1) was
made on
Sept, 30 by an
underwriting group headed
jointly by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and
McDonald & Co.
at $13.621/i> per share.
This offering was
oversubscribed
This
Leopold,
from
under
Stulz',r
Enterprises,
Motley,
Secondary Offering—A secondary
—
of
offering
$1.80
in the
1957 period.
Current year's sales of
§5,137,861 for the year earlier first half.
President, noted that non-recurring expenses in
connection with
establishing the Protecto chain had been
approximately
matched by a tax credit from
liquidation of a
Howard
Vice-:
Tenney,
I.
Messrs.
newspapers
reports
advertising gains
as
over
Sept
up
Walter
Sales.-
directors
as
distributed
S48.
reported for the six months ended
July
equal to 58 cents per share.
This was
been-
5,000 shares of capital stock
(par $1) was
on Sept. 24
by White, Weld & Co., at $12
per share,
with a dealer's concession of
50 cents
6,727,218
company
§207,927,
have
made
20.135,124
260,593
Manufacturing Co.—Sales Off—Earnings Up—
The
of
in-
D.
Both
the
nine months
Bache
1.972,427
p.
which
Tribune
Howard
and
original announcement of Mr.
Whitney's purchase was
made, "Parade", has announced the
addition of tnree additional dis¬
tributing newspapers in Buffalo, N.
Y.; San Jose, Calif., and Lincoln,
Nebraska.
—V.
188,
Inc.,
Herald
9,000,000.
Motley confirmed
Since
rail¬
income
oper.
York
and
Publisher
95,797,429
operations
way
Net
Publications,
.
Mr.
1958—8 Mos.—1957
expenses
oper.
-
,
Shares
revenue—
oper.
;
publisher,. and
Kimball,
Director,
of
& Company
19,100
Kidder, Peabody & Co.____ 19,100
1958—Month—1957
cor-1
Whitney tor several years.
of directors for
"Parade" will include Mr.
Motley,.
Brundage, and three "Parade" executives.
They are
Stulz, * Secretary-Treasurer;
Edward
H.
Advertising
ever
had
■
a
Mr.
J.
Director.,
Paine,
■.
President,
and
they
by
V
/
as
Field
Hay
and
of
the
that
property
board
new
Park,
tion
the
Samuel
C.
Park,
President,
Vice-President
and
Secretary-Treasurer.
544.
p.
of
oy
below:
Co.,
Publications, Inc., publishers of.
to Plymouth Rock Pub-.,
"Parade."
and
.
Share Go.—To Sell Part of Stock of
Foreign Power
Net revenue from
2,195,188
work
miles
$
Railway
Railway
S8,308,669
*29,358
The
12
RR.—Earnings-
""After
$634,423
income^..
cars
&
Period End. Aug. 31—
♦Deficit.
The company
Belgium,
which
RR.—Earnings—
from ry. opers.
oper.
Malines,
cf
President
to
;
American
Provision
1958—Month—1957
ievenue—
site
scheduled
Fairmont Foods Co.
$304,897
oper.
17-acre
a
at
the
'y
\
10,529,156
income™
Period End. Aug. 31—
"
;
on
July
31„ when
statement,
reported
joint
a
for
the underwriters named
Income
Railway
Railway
located
Electric Bond
.
He
from ry. opers.
p.
be
Subsidiary—
carryover
1958—Month—1957
revenue—
—V.
plant will be operated by
which will be formed in the
.
§5,038,995
§6,429,752
oper.
The
A.,
the
Ero
944.576
oper.
rev.
2.
is being purchased from
the City.
get under way about the first of tue year
plant is to be ready for operations in the fall of 1959.
The
plant will provide jobs for about 100 people, who will be
hired locally.
The
new
facilities
will
consist
of
manufacturing and warehouse
buildings, an office building and laboratory facilities.
They will be of
brick and concrete construction.—V.
188, p. 544.
:
•
"
Corp.—Earnings—
& Ironton
headed
with
§1,368.000
RR.
Railway oper.
ry.
S.
in
DIVIDENDS—Quarterly
maintenance fields.
will
Construction is
and
be
§1,621,199
31—
Oct.
on
(Belgium)
subsidiary.
SEC
to
846.087
Period End. Aug
announced
a
and
plant
Brussels, on
Huev
188, p. 947.
Net
the
cents»
§1,261.416
Detroit, Toledo
Net
with
10
income™
oper.
Railway
(par
from ry. opers.
rev.
ry.
A.
notification
stock
470,492
Nemours
•.
Magazine,
McDonald
1958—Month—1957
1958—8 Mos.—1957
§4,064,895
§4,996,595 $30,333,463 $37,490,338
2,803,479
3,375,396
23,903,711
26,765,870
revenue—
Railway
Net
of
common
through L.
Period End. Aug. 31—
Net
A
$1,535,496
248,848
as
The
Erie
be used to
repay loan;
materials and supplies;
to
are
equipment;
per
class
of
letter
a
$1,222,793
55,159
was
future
household
1154.
Cryogenic Engineering Co., Denver,
Colo.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The company
$54,493
11,117
plant's products will include lacquers, enamels,
paints, varnishes.
thinners for the automotive, automotive
refinlsh, industrial, and
and
Co.—Merger Effective—
above.—V.
$120,965
948.
de
Pont
See
See
2,652,904
The
Chicago, 111.; Dallas,
Minneapolis, Minn.; Ports¬
Products
$4,188,400
2,726,807
income.
oper.
188, p.
near
Best Foods plants are located in
Bayonne, N. J.;
Tex.; San Francisco and Alameda,
Corn
§3,949.600
424,407
(E. I.) du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.)—New
XJnit—.
r.'.f
L/U F5iVc "Faint products will be built
in
Foods—
•
111.; North
/
§478,90G
376,035
..^A.-nlxual.^»
Fanning's
and
ry.
—V.
dressings^ JjUfPn
uutter
egg
products
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$497,000
operations
way
Net
forecast
was '
BUSINESS—The
expenses
oper.
Parade
Parade
outstanding.
revenue-
oper.
sale of
President
to
,
1958—Month—1957
the
officer
Net revenue from rail¬
;
consumer
948.
p.
'
*
Best Foods offered such
popular
Hellmann's mayonnaise and other
188,
Period End. Aug. 31—
industrial
baking,
income—,.
oper.
1958—8 Mos.—1957
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings-
Corn
Products
Refining
Co.
manufactured
20
consumer
products, including Mazola corn oil; Karo syrups;
Argo,
Duryea's
find Kingsford's corn
starches; Bosco milk amplifier; Argo and
Kingsford's gloss starches;
Linit liquid starch and Linit laundry
starch;
Niagara instant laundry starch; NuSoft- fabric
softener; and Kasco
dog food.
pharmaceuticals,
1958—Month—1957
from ry. opers.
rev.
ry,
1959.
products.
Including
is
Theodore
$563,057
120.715
Net
regular
January,
$645,562
Railway oper. expenses.
Inc.,
shares
and
Quarterly dividend of
The
of
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.—Earnings—
of
the
new
company.
No
fractional
arrangements
were
made
whereby a holder
fractional share
has the' option,
for a limited time of
an additional fractional share
to complete a full share
either
or
share
into
issued
were
of
agreement
Fifteen
§3,528.139
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net ry. oper. income—
converted
was
"
-
....
wholly owned by Mr. Whitney.
H.
"Red" Motley will continue
offering
1958—8 Mos.—1957
§8,665,363
-immsoZ
owning corporation, Plymouth Hock
acquired a controlling interest in the New
acres.
$175
■shares
''
v
a
executive
August,
2332.
1958—Month—1957
of
one
outstanding share
Products Refining Co. wax
Corn
§60
over
Ont.
Further'
Canada' land "Otho*; countries.—V.
188,"
-
The
Inc.
10
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses-
Each
company.
of
share
converted
:•
syndicated
interests,
an
Arthur
chief
The
50-year
a
Carolina.
proposed
Period End. Aug. 31—
outstanding
of.
Manufacturing.TWdnto,
shortly in
-
transaction
poration
Mr.
issued
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.—Earnings—
G..
Refining Co. during
was
-The
reached
President
Division.
Products
nationally
Inc.,
Brundage,
west
262,500
kilowatts.
constructed
new
Leonard
rate
,
Enterprises, Inc.—Sells Parade Publications—
Whitney
up
and $50,868,000 for the ultimate development. %
existing developments covered by the license were constructed
between 1905 and 1928. When the proposed Cowan's Ford
Development
is completed, the entire project will develop about 85%
of the total
powerhead available in the 215-mile reach of river on wnich the 10
merger.
Products
stock
Best
enterprise,
Foods
of
companies.
consummation
annual
Best
Corn
and
two
annual
an
Hay
Whitney,>
Sept. 25.
:
magazine property
was
sold
by Field
Enterprises, Inc., of /
Chicago, of which Marshall Field, Jr. is Cnairman.
10th
13 through Oct. 31. Payroll deductions will
completed Aug. 31, 1959.
or reduce
their subscriptions at any time
Directors of the company are excluded from
Commission
North
in
capacity
350,000
The
the
of
T.
new
the
to
merger
Corn
cumulative
William
of
Co.
the
of
result
a
Combined
President
as
Refining
merger
as
million.
Officer
be
acted
share
Products
the
being
merger.
$600
will
common
of
the
over
Co.
negotiations
•Under
into
Executive
Blumenschine
Corn
of
approved
time.
corporation
wholly-owned
by John
U. 8. Ambassador to..Great
Britain/was anndunced. on
Co.—New Project Licensed—
Power
Catawba
the
Estimated
Co.—Merger Effective—
came
date
same
and
30
Co.
that
The
cancel
payment.
Rivers
initial
of
947.
p.
Pacific
-'
'
lications
stallation
Corn Products
*
Consummation
on
of Sept. 1, 1908, for all of the developments.
The prooosed new development, called Cowan's
of
year
1958.—V.
certain
for its Catawba-Wateree hydroelectric
proposed and 10 constructed developments,
on
the company are operating on a profit¬
that net earnings for the 1959 fiscal
forecast
of fiscal
will
Employees'
Field
-
its
a
will
Power
an
that all divisions of
and
on
may
Federal
Wateree
company's 1959 fiscal year, will be substantially better than either
of the two preceding quarters, but
considerably less than for the cor¬
responding first quarter of the 1958 fiscal year, Mr. Gordon said.
basis,
and
company
one
the
exceed
susbidiaries
employees
1958-59
and
final
to
The
the
will
28,000
the
17
Duke
com¬
advanced
able
:
associated
division's capacity, but
He stated
its
of
plan, as in the past, but other employees
eligible to subscribe.—V. 188, pp. 1154 and
are
.
by the company Oct.
Nov.
prior
of
and
those
offered
Subscribers
of approximately 60 acres
detailed specifications and
and
are
producers
Oct. 1 announced a price of $55.75 per share
shares of its common stock to be offered
on
and
3948
start
ble
s
Federal
expected
are
1269.
p.
•
;•
ceived
fur¬
po
development
important
variety
tract
a
J.,
N.
which
up
t
to
and
concerns
country's
purchased
drawn
been
growth,
regard
subsidiary,
moves
v.
Co.—Employees' Stock Purchase Plan
payroll deduction basis.
^
'
As in previous plans, eligible employees may subscribe for stock
to
10%
of their annual wage or salary.
Subscriptions
will be
the
the
facility at Linden,
new
have
and
of
one
witn
At
-
16 plants and more than 80 sales
offices-located through¬
the United States and Canada, the
oompany
.
;
-
175,000
under
since
proceeds will be added to working capital, which
will provide funds for the new complete electrical wire rubber insulating
plant being constructed for the Hatfield Wire & Cable Division, cover
the
of
Approximately
fiscal year-end
at
1
at
1954.
\"
Canadian
$55.75 Per Share—
company
issue
employees
the
of
in
Electric, became Presidehb
%
.
•
-
.
.
panies.
assets
'
1958.
balance
Chemical
Price Set at
an
debt,
running
'
; Tli" proceeds of the loan will be used in part to retire the company's
loans
are
-
.
employs approximately
people and manufactures a complete line of
equipment-for-the
and
control
of
electricity—more
than
1,500
products,;,
ranging from simple household circuit breakers to
complex switchgear.
lor giant industrial and electric
utility installations.
•"
'
y
The company is now
turning its attention .to;Ioreign markets. Last
jponth, Federal Pacific
announced 'theb'acquisition
of
its
5958—8 Mos.—1957
346,073
opers.
948.
p.
Dow
v
S. Gordon, President.
bank
sales
company
Calif.,
"
.
4,000
§509,656
income
oper.
ias,
—v.
Co. of America and The Connecticut Mutual Life
was
\
.
Net
Steel Industries, Inc.
Francisco,
President of Pacific
was
company. v
distribution
1938—Month—1957
class
San
Monday, October 6, 1958
.
million.- With
[
RR.—Earnings—
12.6%.
Copper &
Co., it
Today
{
Corp.,
Thompson, who
the new
ol
,
Privately — This corporation has placed a
$11,500,000 15-year 5V4% loan with The Prudential In¬
Insurance
Mr,
and
ramps
Arranged
surance
Manufacturing
;■
out
Detroit & Toledo
25,000
ow,n
will
cars
-
.
,
class
Net
Continental
188,
•
,
25.2%
Gilbert
and
DeJurs
railroads.
new
piggy-back
The
.
by Harry DeJur, President; and like amount of each by Ralph A.
DeJur,. Secretary-Treasurer;' and 33,750 shares
(20%)
of
each
by
Reon
Gilbert;
Vice-President.
Of
these
holdings,
the
two
DeJurs
of
Buffalo and Chicago, the service has been extended
in conjunction with 35 of the nation's
from coast to coast. .It operates
leading
.
.
Pacific
The
each
This
past
of
Fed¬
between
Electric
in
Inc.—Opens Three New Stores—
Oct.
on
Philadelphia,
1
suburban
opened
three
Baltimore,
brings
to five the total of markets
week—three of them in the
greater
Since
19
corporation
new
These,
the
end
of
its
fiscal
year—April
new
and
supermarkets,
Orlando. Fla.
opened
bv
Baltimore
27—Food
the
firm
in
one
the
area.
Fair
has
supermarkets in its
nine-state, Connecticut-to-Florida
plus the acquisitions of the
22-store Best
Markets, Inc.
openec
chain
chain,
Volume
18S...
Philadelphia,
sonville,
Number 5783
and
the
brings the
38-unit
total
of
.
.
Setzer
Super Stores, Inc. chain, Jack¬
supermarkets to 373.—V. 188,
to
the
Fort Worth & Denver
Period End. Aug. 31Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
1958—Month—1957
—V.
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$2,060,832 $16,018,872
1,582.095
in
188,
—V.
$687,574
income—
198,093
183,
$3,608,410
$478,737
861,196
159,878
holders
$2,486,145
Admiral
Eirle
Directors.
of
from the
of
W.
He
has
Mills
will
Chairman
elected
oeen
devote
himself
primarily
slhucs
to
of
'he
Board
arising-.:
problems
President
to
succeed
Mills.
Admiral
Martwick
Mr.
will
charge of the operations of the corporation.
\.
E. Kenney, formerly Vice-President in charge of the Midwest
in
Chicago, has been designated
187, pp. 2116; 676 and 455; V. 186,
V.
Executive
as
Vice-President.—-
2576.
p.
Freeport Sulphur Co.—Banker Elected to Board—
J.
Harvie
merce
of
Wilkinson, Jr.,
and
board
Trusts,
President,
of
State-Planters
of
Bank
of
announced
on
director of
a
Gabriel Co.—Unit Moves
Movement
Angeles,
1
totaling
to
"Our
President.
facilities, located
new
site
13-acre
a
current
this
$2,700,000 from
; .v
year.
approximately
and
$1,000,000
in
Feb¬
Compton plant will moie than triple the size of Bohanan's
manufacturing space. It has been designed to facilitate addi¬
tional
expansion
orders
for
to
accommodate
Bohanan
products,"
the
Mr.
steadily
increasing
volume
also
and
is
leading manu¬
a
industries.—V.
188,
The
corporation
23,
1958
this
Of
behalf
of
share,
with
Willis
E.
"best
the
of
its
be
to
are
with
offered
10c
par
the
SEC
on
public sale
to be $2.25
Stamford.—V.
of
share,
their
which
combined
the
*
•
...
General
Aero
agreed to sell to the underwriter
of 461,460 shares, at one
will
..
offer
..
,
for
sale
for
its
by Myrcn E. LIppman and Rodney B.
Putz, President and Vice-President, respectively,-and four others who
helped in securing preliminary financing.
It was organized to engage
in
the
and,
manufacture
in
Under
sole
particular,
date
of
ox
panies.
sale
of
component
June
for
owner,
stock
supplies
and
5,
the
1958
various
signed
purchase
of
all
other
and
the. issued
of
products
aircraft.
with Harold J.
contract
a
electronic
of
missiles
of
parts
it
tyeps
and
outstanding
due
National Missile <te Electronics, Inc., of Los Angeles,
which
engineers and engineering consulting service to aircraft com¬
Of the $118,000 purchase price, $100,000 is to be paid in cash
91%, with
completed
froni the
be
proceeds of this stock offering and 8.000 common shares will
delivered to Rose in payment of teh balance.
General Aero also
rented a new plant in Van Nays, Calif.
■
v
v
Tire "incorporators acquired the.
in
shares
4&L4C0
consideration
Railway: oper, revenue-"-
Railway
of
Net
of
stock
and
hold
their
for
notes
loan
will
be
to
used
reduce
General Mills,
-
machine that
A
separate
it
this
by
The
L.
take
mixture
a
quantities
William
and
Laboratories
and
material
been
The
for
particles
is
believed
to
interests
mining
as
first
companies
interested, too. Potential use
fields, it is believed.
other -tests,
the E-Machine
aluminum
sand.—V.
oxide.
188, p.
It
1269.
corporation
of
and
the
new
isolates
successful
seed
electrostatic
firms
device
may
metallic
of
particles
separates
to
become
into
reach
aluminum
titanium
from
minerals
from
passenger
cars
and
the
trucks in
passenger
1
and
cars
\ "
produced
18,486
were
by GM during September,
trucks.
73.665
the
were
,
TOTAL OUTPUT OF MOTOR VEHICLES
(U. S.
&
CANADIAN
FACTORIES)
1958
,
__
,
Cars
1957-
,
s
Trucks
290,749
34,088
325,296
235,353
30,920
276,285
39,270
212,791
34,157
275,773
38,984
184,326
33,639
272,691
42,402
March
April
;
May
206.217
32.294
251,077
194,900
31,101
239,553
173,228
29,796
241,756
17.295
246,698
18,486
92,309
>_
188,
p.
The
Oct.
1,
be
date
1958
at
filed
utilize
the
Commission
Lake
and
registration
a
520,000
shares
of
statement
one
new
common
with
stock.
the
This
price
share for each 20 shares held.
are
net
SEC
stock
on
is
common
The record
to be supplied by amendment,
as
is the
proceeds realized
from this stock offering, GPU will
$10,000,000 to pay short-term bank loans effected in 1958, the
Superior
the stocks
irorn such list.
withdrew
Iron Ltd.
of
Camose
Life Insurance Co., Miami, Fla.—Files
and Exchange Commission—
Sept. 24 filed a letter of notification with the
shares
of class A
non-voting common stock
(par $1.50) to be offered at $3 per share to its sales agents.
Sub¬
scribers are limited to insurance policies produced and delivered during
each of seven "Qualifying Periods.". Rights will expire April 30, 1962.
No underwriting is involved. The proceeds are to be used to increase
capital stock account and will
be credited
to paid-in surplus.—V.
The
SEC
company
p.
on
25,000
covering
The
participating dealers.
the
time
same
Ltd.
With Securities
2581.
accrued
fund for the debentures which provides for annual pay¬
$350,000 in the years 1962-77 is calculated to retire 80% of
prior to maturity. The debentures are not otherwise redeem¬
able prior to Oct. 1, 1963 at an interest cost to the company of less
than 5%.
Regular redemption prices range from 105% to and includ¬
A
sinking
ments
of
the issue
ing Sept. 30, 1961 to the principal amount after Sept. 30,. 1975.
sale
by
this
Inc.,
While
company
was
the
be
Inc.—Sells Woman's
The
all
A
of
"Woman's Day" magazine to Fawcett
on Sept. 30 by Donald P. Hanson,
not disclosed, it was a cash sale for
announced
price
was
of the publication.
said that there will
announcement
distributed
operation
<fe
P
stores
or
in
A
be
no
changes in
Woman's
personnel and that the magazine will continue
& P Food Stores,
as well as in other super
outlets.
.
of the magazine will
will
continue
to
sell
continue as it has in the past:
Woman's Day. Mr. Hanson will
publisher, and the editorial and advertising departments
will
remain
unchanged, the announcement said.
"Fawcett Publications is a logical successor to ownership of Woman's
Day," said Mr. Hanson.
"They have printed it for A & P and played
continue
a
as
big role in its recent expansion in other super markets throughout
country to the point where 750.000 copies of the October issue-
the
were
super
printed
markets
for
distribution in other retail stores, including
than A & P."—V. 188, p. 546.
other
-.
,
net
PROCEEDS—The
proceeds from the sale will be applied to the
payment of the company's long-term indebtedness- of $2;3Q©*000 and its
current bank debt of $1,200,000, as well as to planned capital improve¬
ments which will cost about $1,500,000.
The balance will be used for
including additional working capital'
general corporate purposes,
BUSINESS—The company, which was incorporated -in 1807,
tures and sells chemicals and chemical products, primarily- for
manufac¬
industrial
These include chemicals and anodes, used in electroplat¬
ing, hydrofluoric acid and fluorine derivatives, catalysts- and other
chemicals essential to various major industries.
"
consumption.
-,
Its
Elyria, Ohio,
are located at Cleveland and
City, N. J. and Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y.
manufacturing plants
Gloucester
is acquiring Kentucky Color & Chemical Co. and facili¬
company will be expanded and modernized-in connection
The company
ties
of
with
this
Harshaw's improvement
EARNINGS—For the
program.
months ended
ten
July 31,-1950, the company
reported net sales of $49,776,812, compared - with $54,735,522 for the
first ten months Of fiscal 1957 and $65,987,662 for 4he 1957 fiscal year*
Net income for the ten-month period in 1958 was $1,519,911, compared
with
'
in the like- period of -1957 and $2,410,863 for the full
• ■ -"
'
$2,101,681
fiscal year
1957.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
stock
> Common
($5
par)—:
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
£
*
PRESENT FINANCING *
Authorized
Outstanding
„
\
$7,000,000
..- $7,000,000
.,
—; .'1,500,000 sha.
959,248 shs.
debs, duo 1978
below
named
have
severally
agreed to purchase, and the company has-agreed to sell to them, severally """Iir" the- respect ire amounts set forth below/ an aggregate of
$7,000,000.principal amount of debentures:
<
— .«r
—(000's Omitted)—
$1,000
Stanley & Co
Morgan
Dillon,
Securities
500
Union
-
-
500
Sachs & Co
Lynch; Pierce,
Goldman,
Merrill
Fenner
Dean
<fc
G. H. Walker & Co...
Julien Collins & Company—
-
$350
350
350
20O
200
Ohio Company
Fahey, Clark & Go
500
200
100
500
Co
Noyes & Co..
—V. 188, p. 1044.
Hemphill,
Field, Richards & Co
100
100
350
Smith-
&
Witter
The
500
Co
<fc
Hornblower is Weeks
Merrill, Turben- $5 Co., Inc.
F. S. Moseley & Co..
Hayden, Miller & Co
1,000
Company.:.—-
&
McDonald-Moore & Co.
Newhard, Cook & Co
100
100
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.—Preferred
—_
Stock Offered
—Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. and Dean Witter & Co. headed
investment banking group whicfy 011 Oct* 3 offered
175,000 shares of 5%% cumulative preferred stock, series
G, at par ($20 per share) and accrued dividends.
The
new
series G preferred stock
five years by
of less than
is not refundable for a period of
the application of money having a cost to the company
5%% per annum which has been borrowed or which
represents proceeds from the sale of prior or equally ranking stock,
bub is otherwise redeemable at the option of the company at $21.50
for, shares
redeemed
1963 and $21 for shares
before Oct. 15,
redeemed on or
thereafter.
»
from the sale of the stock will be applied
bank loans the proceeds of which
were
In
turn
applied toward the cost of a construction program.
This
program
calls for total estimated expenditures of $44,172,000
for the four-year oeriod
1953-61, of which an estimated $11,459,000
is
budgeted for 1958.
The company anticipates raising additional
funds for the construction program through an oifcring in the near
future of 84,700 shares of common stock to its common stockholders.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
to
the
reduction
of
EARNINGS—For
temporary
the
12
months ended
July 31.
reported operating revenues of $25,026,150 and net
compared with operating revenues of $23,867,585
$3,329,154
for
the
year
BUSINESS—Company
ended
was
Dec.
31,
incorporated
1,200
1958
the company
income of $3,135,538,
and net income ot
1957.
1891
in
when Hawaii was
kingdom, and is engaged .principally in the production,
distribution
and sale
of electric energy
for domestic,
a
editorial policy
Day
subscription by holders of outstanding GPU
the rate of
and subscription
to
£>f
the
At
Co.
markets and retail
covering
for
Exploration
complete ownership
1269.
offered
stock
fee
Wood
to
corporation
Sept. 26 announced the
Development Corp.; Nealon
Mines Ltd.;
New Faulkcnham Mines Ltd:; North American Asbestos
Co. Ltd.; North Gaspe Mines Ltd.; Nortoba Nickel Explorations Ltd.;
NuReality Oils Ltd.; Purdex Minerals Ltd.; Sheba Mines Ltd.; Shera¬
ton Uranium Mines Ltd.;
Sudbay Exploration. & Mining Ltd.; Webb-
publisher.
General Public Utilities Corp.—Registers With SEC—
on
and the books closed.
the
of
Ltd.; Lambton Copper Mines Ltd.; Mexuscan
The
15,061
-V.
to
Canadian
"
an
following Canadian companies to its
Restricted List: Granwick Mines Ltd.; Lake Kingston Mines
stock
the
of
.
36,606
73,665
•
—
new
and Exchange Commission on
Securities
addition
Fublications,
36,774
70,554
July
September
a
Day to Fawcett Group—
37.072
August
of
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.,
40.290
June
>
opening
the
with
days
Granwick Mines Ltd.—On Canadian Restricted List—
(i
44,212
February—,.
1
debentures, due Oct. 1, 1978, were priced at 100%
interest. The offering was oversubscribed
and
Stratford.
Trucks
Cars
January
-
is the
181,
Passenger
Passenger
The
Saving
ten
in
Great Atlantic
during September, as compared with 107,370
1957, it was announced today.
total vehicles
supermarkets
Columbia
the
by
20,000-square-foot
Mines Ltd.
produced 92,151
in Glastonbury,
Grand-Way
Corp.—September Car Production—
United States and Canada
during September,
Sept. 30 opened new supermarkets
on
.
General Motors
This
the
be
separating flour milling stocks.
Its ability to separate
relatively slight electrical differences has caused such
$1,505,364 $10,096,528 $11,251,709
494,724
2,879,178
3,140,423
20-year 5% debentures was offered for
Sept. 30 by an underwriting group headed
jointly by Morgan Stanley & Co. and McDonald & Co.
Eastman
Pequannock Township Grand Union
company's 58th in New Jersey.—V. 188, p. 1270.
serious
on
diversified
.
next
The
The
"E-Machine"'
device
Of
Canada
the
of the company's Central
development of
the
General
business than th salt-
the
more
Supermarkets—
and
Center
developed
Brastad
A.
for
340,410
rapidly expanding 86-year-old food chain.
The
16,000-square-foot Glastonbury supermarket is Grand Union's
27th store in Connecticut.
The total will be increased to 28 within
and quickly
pepper
has
.
$7,000,000
public sale
McDonald
company
and
problems.
pepper
In
salt
of
pure
announced
"E-Machine"—designed
many
of
-
currently being operated in 11 Eastern States, the District of
borrow¬
1044.
Inc.—Develops New Machine—
can
two
Borchardt
F.
very
p.
53,072
Pequannock Township, N. J.
The two new stores bring to 436 the total number of
corporation.
Research
Mills
into
short-term
188,
$1,088,263
505,940
$1,426,937
$119,676
188, p. 949.
Conn.,
$75,000,000 of 20-year promissory notes.
proceeds of the
oper.
Grand Union Co.—Opens Two
arrangements to sell to the Prudential Insurance Co. of
The
733,592
Blyth & Co., Inc..
—This corporation on Sept. 29 announced conclusion of
>
$1,660,965
income...
25-year 5%
*"4*703,187- -5,265,049
■818,839
..
.
$158,099
67,398
operations
deficit....
rv.
—V.
ings and for general corporate purposes.—V.
expenses"'*" 555.938
oper.
way
General Dynamics Corp.—Private Placement Arranged
America
operations—
oper.
133, p. 949.
of
of Michigan—Preferred Stock
.Net revenue from rail¬
investment.
cash
5,224,356
Harshaw Chemical Co.—Debentures Offered—An issue
Streets,'
1958—Month—1957
/ 1958—8 Mos.—1957 *
$714,037
$739,515
$6,129,104 $6,353,312
Period End. Aug. 31—
for
interests in'certain dfeSigffk," working
prototypes of four different types of products said to
serve
as
component parts of missiles and other aircraft and their
efforts in- procuring $131,550 in
additional financing.
The 16 com¬
panies and individuals who provided this, financing received a total
and
58,900
572,400
$1.1
$7,250,669 $52,320,758 $56,434,613
5,745,305
42,224,230
45,182,904
$6,885,321
;
drawings
shares
.....
1
from rail¬
revenue
ry.
—V.
on
the assignment of their respective
68,275
i.l
expenses
oper.
way
commercial building
Statler
.
.
Net
Net
dealer's concession of 2%.' The offering was
Sept. 26.—V. 188, p. 1270.
a
631,300
57,000.
618,100
$1.27
/
...
revenue.-
oper.
Railway
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings-
lias
'
Railway
offering of $500,000 of 5% subordinated debentures
1976 was made on Sept. 23 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
ary
requirements
stock
common
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31— 1958—Month—1957 "i 1958—8-Mos.—1957
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—Secondary Offering—A second¬
Rose,
for
1957
$6,692,100
675,100
'
—
Earnings per share of common stock..
—V. 188, p. 949.
;
20,000 shares, the Guaranty Trust Co. of New York,
14,000; Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York, 10,000,
and Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. 6,000 shares.—V. 185,
p. 1153.
own
•
.
organized
was
dividend
Increased—
1058
$7,138,400"
will
Privately—This company has sold privately 50,000
shares of $50 par value preferred stock to finance con¬
struction. The New York Life Insurance Co. purchased
holdings
underwriter
"the stockholders
plan,
Cleveland, and ground lease in
plot of land, Atlantic and Bell
General Telephone Co.
;
A
,
New Haven; a 6-story
a
'.
*.
earnings
$857,871
204,330
,
■■
revenues
income
Net
1269.
p.
operating
Preferred
Sold
basis.
shares
per
Corp.;
183,
'
$731,366
189,918
$118,397
25,220
$62,902
8,093
operations
income
p. 1044.
oper.
138,
Net
Building, Philadelphia; 75 Federal Street, Boston;
Building, Omaha, and Genesee Building, Buf¬
Delaware
Hotels
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$3,065,833
$3,087,699
2,334,467 / 2,229,828.
Green Mountain Power Corp.—Earnings
World
Avenue,
.
RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
$358,409
$436,765
295,507 ,
318,368
12 Months Ended Aug. 31—
in
issuing company. The offering price is
per
selling commission of 45c per share to the underwriter,
&
Co., Inc., who will make the offering on a
a
approved
oper.... expenses
ry.
Gross
75%
a
Euclid
1101-17
at
stock.
common
for
the
under
revenue..
oper.
way
—V.
sale."
forced
of
Church and Center Streets,
Burnside
account.
-
statement
shares
shares
company's incorporators have
100,000
mill
registration
a
500,000
400,000
efforts"
The
filed
covering
stock,
said,
the
of
.
accumulating sentiment
the board has perceived an
conditions
has
/.
A.
-t
8,453,241
28,865,491
42,675,042
3,133,759
10,968,006
15,650,361
.
.
Net revenue from railNet
ownership interest in the apartment building at
315 East 68th Street, New York.
It owns these industrial buildings
in New York: 265 Tenth Avenue, 601-649 West 43rd Street, 603-636
West 132nd Street.
It owns these other properties: stores and offices,
It
falo.
General Aero & Electronics Corp., New York—Regis¬
ters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Sept.
stockholders Jan. 22, 1958.
Packard
Woodmen
1044.
p.
111
Chicago;
designs and produces hydraulics, pneumatic and electrical com¬
ponents for these
Sept. 4.
put all1 of
on
General
sidiaries,
Briggs said.
Gabriel's Bohanan Division, acquired in February,
"
and of the estimated cash value of each certificate.
Realty's principal real estate properties, held by its sub¬
include seven office buildings, as follows; 20 Broad Street
West 40th Street,
both in New York;
Palniolive Building,
property
oi
facturer of force ejection systems for the aircraft and missile industries.
It
" ' ;
with reasonable exactitude, the value of the voting trust cer¬
tificates they will receive."
These certificates will be distributed after
a
contact of sale of the property of a subsidiary has been entered
into.
At the same time the voting trustees
for the subsidiary will
inform the stockholders of the sales price of the particular' subsidiary's
new
present
'
.
know,
-
.
.
"1
1270.
p.
Period End. Aug. 31—
said
he
Further,
on
188,
Railway
Railway
the
unfavorable
orders
a
of
ruary
Into New Plant—
Briggs,
the
'»v-
time,
Wagner
A
8,562,359
4,136,480
income—.
oper.
Green Bay & Western
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
the approved plan of liquidation permits
the
disposal of the assets of the corporation over a period of three years,
iu contrast to the one year provided by the plan rejected in January.
"Clearly," he said, "so short a time as one year would have required
us
to dispose of
the corporation's assets under unsatisfactory and
than 52,000 square feet, is necessitated by the increasing
from the aircraft and missile industries which has
more
backlog of
risen
into
expenses
operations-...
ry.
—V.
of
from
Mr.
company's Bolianan Manufacturing Division, Los
into a new plant in Compton, Calif., was announced
by John II.
Expansion
public
favor
ruling
the
Calif.,
Oct.
on
of
oper.
way
Net
liquidation. It accordingly developed the plan, now ap¬
proved, which was designed fully to protect the stockholders' interest.
Before submitting it to the stockholders, the plan received a favorable
Corp., Miller and Rhoades, Inc.,
Corp., and other corporations.—V. 188, p. 444.
•
Railway
27,931,888 155,114,318 184,659,021
19,473,647 126,248,825 141,983,979
25,344,122
16,781,763
Railway oper. revenue..
or
Wagner,
that
Since
in
Philip Morris, Inc., Commonwealth
Richmond Television
Gas
directors,
of
1,120,947 to 44,083,
annual meeting of
Com¬
Va., has been elected a member of the
Sulphur Co., Langbourne M. Williams,
Sept.*30.
— • ; ' i % %.•
Freeport
Mr. Wilkinson is also
Natural
President
Richmond,
directors
board
/ ;"We
snail not
our
properties on the market at one
time," Mr. Wagner continued, adding that General Realty "does not
intend to put up for sale in the immediate future" the corporation's
new building at
111 West 40th Street, New York, N. Y.
"Rather, we
shall continue to develop the building to enhance its resale value in
order that the stockholders may realize the maximum return from its
disposal."
"
'
Mr.' Wagner
noted that a proposal to liquidate the corporation,
submitted to the stockholders less than a year ago, was opposed by
the
board of directors and the management,
and defeated at the
John
office
$
'■$''*
„
30.
outstanding.
made
was
power
.elected
was
1958—8 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
-
Voted—
to a plan of liquidation
was. approved by tne stock¬
President, said that the company has "received
more
tnan
100 inquiries concerning its
properties since the recom¬
mendation of the board of directors for dissolution of General Realty
generation equipment and process plants in the
refinery and chemical fields.
W. L. Martwick, formerly Senior Vice-President in
Charge of Sales.,
liave
1958.
pursuant
corporation,
the
by
was
Edmund F.
world-wide activities of the corporation in its two major fields
operation,
GPU's
of
96.2% of the votes cast.
The
proposal required the affirmative vote of the holders of two-thirds
of the
outstanding capital stock, or 983,716 shares of the 1,475,575-
603.023
Foster. Wheeler Corp.—Changes in Personnel-
,
this
Sept.
on
vote
Tne
943.-
p.
of
recommended
operations—...
oper.
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
additional
Net revenue from rail-
General Realty & Utilities Corp.—Liquidation
12,096,216
Net revenue from rail¬
ry.
additional Investments in its
net proceeds will be added
1044.
p.
Dissolution
way
the
*
$14,582,361
12,410,462
<
Net
of
treasury for such additional investments theretofore made during
Ry.—Earnings—
$2,207,599
1,520,025
for
1958
balance
The
corporate funds of GPU and utilized for
domestic subsidiaries or for reimbursement
general
investments
in
used
were
subsidiaries.
domestic
*
11
(1395)
Chronicle.
proceeds of which
Fair
Food
1044.
p.
The Commercial and Financial
.
transmission,
commercial,
agricultural and governmental purposes on the Island of
Oaliu, Territory of Hawaii. The company serves the City of Honolulu,
sugar
and pineapple plantations, Armed Forces establishments, and
numerous towns and villages.
The estimated civilian population of the
entire territory served was 433,109 as of Jan. 1, 1958.
All
of
the
company's energy is produced in three steam-electric
industrial,
generating plants, located on the Island of
estimated
maximum capability of 340,000
Oahu, with an aggregate
kilowatts.
An additional
maximum capability), currently
under
service late in 1955) and it is
estimated
that
at
that
time the
aggregate maximum generating
capability will be 400,000 kilowatts. The company is currently studying
the
economic
and engineering feasibility of adding
atomic energy
generator units to its system.
The construction budget for 1958-61
does not include expenditures for atomic energy equipment.
The
company's subsidiary, Honolulu Electrical Products Co. Ltd.,
is
engaged in the merchandising of electrical equipment, fixtures,
appliances and accessories as well as in the business of repairing
50 000
unit (60,000 kilowatt
construction, is scheduled for
kilowatt
(Continued on Page 49)
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1396)
Per
,
DIVIDENDS
In
the
first
we
are
nounced during the current week.
Then
we
follow with
5'/»
Share
(Reg.)_—
(quar.)_____
Inc., class A
Allen
Machines
<R.
C.)
Business
preferred
Alsco,
Inc.,
Class
iquar.)
__—
iquar,).
American Distilling Co.
Nepheline
11-17
5.30/8
Halle
11-25
10-27
$2.40 conv.
10-27
Ltd.
Credit,
Stock
Class
capital
9-29
Hanson-Van
—
19-17
Hut
10-31
Heat-Timer Corp.
11-18
10-31
10-1
1
10-
6
Home
1
10-
6
Hood
$0.0520
10-1
17 VasC
11-17
Extra
4',2(8
Ban sell
Machine
Beaton
&
Bislioi)
Tool
A
Cadwell Mfg.
Co.
(quar. I
Year-end
$3.80
Taunton
Gas,
preferred
Brewing
3
4.70(8
10-31
10-15
5c
10-31
10-15
.28 (4 c
10-31
10-15
(quar.)
'
$1.50
1st
Canada
<fc
10-24
10-27
10-
9-30
9-30
9-19
10-
$$1
j;__,
__
10-15
1-1-59
!(!
10c
11-
25c
.
Case
(quar.
10-
Investors
(quar.)
1
10-16
1
(J.
7(8
I.) Co., 0(4(8 preferred
preferred
(quar.)_^_,
(No
action
taken
on
.
common
10-
Quarterly
11-
1
Gas
Electric
&
;
11-10
10-
Joy
'
1st
$5
Transit
Co.
preferred
Manhattan
Chesapeake
Cincinnati
Corp.
Gas
Mark
Clayton
Cleveland &
A
12-12 1
of
special
7(8
reg.
Coca-Cola
Bottling
Fund
Colonial
Ice,
Columbia
Concord
6'8
Co.,
preferred
Conn
(C.
6(8
G.)
•
(quar.)
(quar.)—-
Ltd.,
preferred A
7(8
Ine.
preferred
Be
preferred
Oilcloth
&
Extra
Dreyfus
'
Co.
1Vjr:b
of
from
income
Products,
Canada
fy
Hampton
&
Federated Mortgage
Class
-
p,
8-29
.
10-28
10-14
-Class
Class
A
B
Class
A
10-15
10-
'
•
3
.....
B
4/<
Fine
.
participating
Arcs
Pitchbui g
Focti
payment
7
Motor
Ordinary
Co.,
$5
Foiemost
Dairies
Stores
5
9-25
10-15
1
.
taken
on
at
10-15
9-25
$20c
11-1
10-15
$1.25
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
15c
3.1-30
11-7
IOC
11-1
10-10
25c
11-
10-10
70c
10-15
!5c
■/-
4"
"
$56 lie
1
11-
;
7
10-
1
10-15
-15c
"
—
10-20
10-10
25c
10-15
»
9-30
7'4c
10-15
9-30
$40c
11-. 1
I'jiC
10-10
9-30
1214c
10-31
10-17
15c
10-15
10-
!_^
(quar.i—__
(quar.)——
i_
>
(quar_t _-!a-—'
Propane Gas Corp.—
5.20(8 convertible preferred (1952
series 1
(quar.)—:
10-30
1
10-15
9-30
9-24
Tampa
-
f
3
10-
-
1
preferred
Pearson
B
&
(quar.)
Bank
<fc
11-
1
10-15
Trane Company (quar.)
Twin Coach Co.. $1.50
11-
1
$1
10-
1
10-15
(N.
10-15
10-31
$1.08
^
11-15
10-31
$1:04
:
11-15
10-31
Ltd.—
$ 1214 c
(quar.)_l-——
1
Trust
1
11-15
11-14
10-30
50c
-.'.•-ib
*
10-15
9-29
20c
.ra_2_;:.
(quar.)_!_—_2,
Y.)
11-14
10-31
11-
1
10-15
10-
1
9-17
11-10
10-10
22V2C
9-24
10-29
(Canada 1,
convertible preferred
11-
;
(quar.)——2-—-—
Carsc-n
Mfg.
4(8
65c
30c
—
Co., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)__T___
Trade
5'8
1954
Electric
4.32(8
.
&
50c
10-15
Union
Oil
Co.
of
Aircraft
pfd.
conv.
California
37 t4c
(accum.)_-
25c
::
1
10-
10-17
r
Corp.—
10-
9
11-10
Ltd.
Ltd.,
Mercantile
Stock
div.>
(R.
I,),
12-
1
12-
1
11-
1
31-
1
11-
5
1
11-
1
11-
(quar.)
11-
25c
11-
1
Inc.
<N.
split
subject
stock
$15c
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
Oct.
1I)4C
10-15
12-
10-
Van
1
New
class B
Monongahela
1
Walker
10-
Warner
1
20c
12-10
11-10
Assurance
Corp.
10-23
10-11
Whiting
1
10-15
Winn-Dixie
12-15
11-15
10-
Mount
11-15
10-31
11-15
50c
10-30
10-16
¥25c
12-15
11-14
$22 Vac
12-19
10-15
12-19
10-15
Acme
11-
1
10-15
Adams
11-1
10-15
$1.12)2
11-1
10-16
75c
11-14
10-31
15c
10-15
10-10
.
J$1.75
12-16
11-29
Narragansett Electric Co., 4J/2(8
4.64(8 preferred (quar.)
10-15
National
.
iends
12-10
6W(8
11-28
65c
__
10-15
10-
11-
1
10-15
10-16
10- 9
;
preferred
Commojn
$2
lc
preferred
11-18
11-11
lc
31-18
11-11
12-18
12-11
lc
12-18
pfd, (quar.)
1
$2-50
10-
9
12-11
10-24
11-
1
York
"
11-
1
10-15
10<-
10-15
10-
B
$1
10-
I".
9-30
10-15
■
10-
12-18
11-28
7
10-15
10-
(s-a)
10-15
10-
1
Air
:
$1.25
10-15
10-15
10-10
Outlet
1214c
10-30
10-16
81
10-10
1-2-59
12-15
Oxford Paper Co.,
25c
IIIII_™
(quar.)
15c
10-15
9-30
30c
12-15
preferred
11-
1
11-
1
10-24
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
5(8
12-
11-14
Penn
I H
preferred
15c
(quar.)
$1
payment
at
1
11-29
Ac
10-16
25c
loc
11^
11-
1
1
10-
6(8
:
Inc.
on
net
American
Hair
Home
11-1
10-17
$1
1-1-59
12-22
1-1-59
12-22
1-1-59
12-22
SI.44
1-1-59
12-22
:
(quar.)—
1
12-
1
&
preferred
Extra
1
.
Fund
Corp.
——
10c
5c
10-15
(quar.)^_!
i__
11-
1
11-
1
10-20
10-20
'
9-30
.
11-
1
10-15
25c
31-
1
10-15 8
;
11-1
10-15
6c
10-15
10-20
30c
9-30
9-22
12-10
11-21
1-1-59
12-15
10-
9
10-
9
9-22
9-22
•
___"
15c
15c
Corp., com.
Co.
30c
(quar.)
•
I-1-59
11-
1
10-20
10-15
9-15
25c
11-10
10-27
1(8
<quar.)__—
11-10
10-27
Corp.—
(quar.)
Felt
37(/2C
Co.,
.8
dividends
11-
1
10-15
5(8
Machine
preferred
&
10-31
10-15
12-
11-10
97 (4c
10-15
$1.25
Foundry
10-15
common
(quar.)
25c
$12^5
41/2(8
preferred (quar.)
American Molasses Co/ (quar.)
Mutual
realized
^tock
net
;
$1.12(4
1111-
12-
9-30
9-30
1
10-20
1
10-20
1
17 (4c
10-29
iO-
10-13
32c
11-21
6
10-
1
Fund—
inv.
income
capital gains.
at
1
Co.—
(quar.)_^.
preferred
(quar.i
American-Marietta Co.,
.or
10-14
32 (4c
3.90(8
from
9-30
1
(Newark, N. J.)—
Quarterly
American
*
•
12-19
10-10
(6c
40c
;1_;
10-31
10-31
II-
;
10-20
1214c
:
1
1
25cB
5(8
preferred (quar.)
American Metal Climax
9-30
1214c
(quar.)
Chemicals
"
(quar.)
9-23
12-
75c
9334c.
Products
American
10-14
10-20
25c
5(8
8
11-10
12-
25c
"
"
17 (4 c
—
(quar.)
A_
American Insurance Co.
11-14
11-24
com.; (quar.)
Stock
8
9-
Co.—
Board
preferred
10-10
Corp, (monthly)
American Independent Reinsurance—
<
10-22
$1.25
;___
11-
—
$15c'
$27(4c
(quar.)-
Cement
$1.50
American
$1.17
u
37V2C
1(8
Bosch Anna
10-10
"
(quar.)_.
Funds
dividend
10-10
3-16
9-
investment
(quar.)
class
preferred
Stock
10-10
10-31
Inc.
Metals
1
1
10-10
:
—
(from
common
1
12-
3-31-59
dividend
American Box
10-10
2(8
shares after three-for-
new
Dividend
Corp.
American
6
$1.25
Square Mutual
10-15
12-15
Corp.—
-
Pennsalt
3.
$1.12 (2
—
Products,
11-
2214 c
—
il
Coca-Cola Bottling
Patterson (C. J.), common
Holders
12-31
5c
11-
i$3
Company
Panama
11-
2(8
preferred
Stock
Extra
10-15
1214c
$1.19
(quar.)
15c
12-15
21
.
American Art
30-20
93:!4c
(quar.)_„
preferred
20c
■:
Stores
Amerace
,
12-1
10c
4.75(8
15c
(quarl)"
ot Bee.
'10c
,
and
26c
Payable
holders option)—
in
;
previou*.
When
3 (8
25c
$5 pref.
12-10
in
Payable
(quar )__.
common
(initial i_
on
Fund,
Control
$3.75
9-30
Co._
5.75(8
_I_I —IIIIII
11-13-
Share
.
Corp.;, common (quar.)—;—
^lumjnum Co, of America, common (quar.).
r
10^ 1
;_i
—
11-20
10-M
10-15
11-28
12-26
announced
split
Canadian
Allied
.
(quar.)
Quebec Ry. (s-a)_
Orange & Rockland Utilities, com. (quar.)
4(8 preferred (quar.)
4.65(8 preferred (quar.)— _4———____
10-31
10-21
•
•<
Products,
common
income)
1
SI
;
Ontario &
9334c
•
dividend
All
(quar.)_
3 (4 (8
aiviaenas
Comvant
American
—
me
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, common (quar.)
514(8
preferred (quar.)_
9-19
10-16
75c
2(8
1
9-26
10-31
9c
convertible preferred (qua..)!__
Consolidated Industries—
one
3
'25c
Extra
Class
give
Precision
New
3
15.3/8C
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 33i(8 preferred (quar;)
No-Sag Spring (quar.)
Northwest Engineering Co., class A
(quar.)
time.
25c
,
,
11-14
-
not
15C
this
1
:__!!'!!
Increased quarterly payment on old shares
10-15
17c
(quar.)___
Merchandise
1
10-
J-
(monthly)-
10-24
10-15
12-
$70c
_
9c
we
Stock
10-15
58c
:4_
Bedford Gas & Edison Light Co.
New England Lime Co
'< Extra
;
New
(quar.).
dividend
10-14
5614c
pfd.
:
preferred
6
10c
$1.50
(.s-a )l__
(quar.)
Stock
Stores Corp.—
(s-a)
10-
.4
__
RR.
(Toronto)
1
New
10-16
6c
______
.
7
lc
'
&
1
9c
Stock divid.
1
(quar.)
3
10-
Co.
Stores
Name of
Products—
(quar.)
(quar,)—
National Manufacture
10-
40c
yet paid. The iist aoes not include diviannounced this ween, tnese being given in
th#
Affiliated
9-26
11-20
10-15
Addressograph-Multigrapli
$3
10-15
10-15
8
10-10
10-15
preceding table..
10-31
1
10-
10-31
;'>25c
!
Monthly
$1.20
10-15
1
10-15
10-10
15c
_!
Seashore
&
$feeks and
participating preferred (quar.)—
Motion Picture Advertising Service (quar.)—
11-
Jersey
11-
Moody's Investors Service—
10-20
10-31
(in¬
Co.-——
(reducedr
West
$1.10
(quar.)
'
10-15 *
(quar.i__
Wells-Gardner Co.
$1.10
68c
10-15
"
10-
Co.,
1
11-1
(quar.i50c
Co.
Western
deiow
'
10-17
Finance
common)
Co.. (quar.)
Company
Bros.
10-17
Cp.—
10-31
preferred
Works
10-11
i22)aC
__
10-30
6(8
11-
5c
10-31
RR.
15c
.
(new
Montbly
$10c
11-
&
75c
i
(quar.)_
Metal
15c
62'4c,
7
changed' to
name
25c
Iron
35c
(initial)
(initial)___
Clemens
Co.,,
Controls
10-23
!_
A
_
Ay
10-
Per
class
preferred
4.50(8
7
:■
Co
~
preferred B -(quar.i
preferred C (quar.i
^
10-
10-31
2(4
—
ap¬
(accumulative)
4.80(8'
9
10-31
class
'
11-14
10-31
10-15
U1.25
_J_
A
4.40(8
1
Dorn
11-14
Y.)—
14)
—
Power
in
2(8
dividend
quar.)
Lens
5c
(Robert), Ltd.—
Molson's Brewery, Ltd.—
New 80c noncum. partic.
.
payable
_a__
(stock
15c
Marie
1
"
B
itial
Univis
25c
4—
to
11-
in' class
'
.
!
York
stockholders
participating class
15c
at
1
div.)
15c
payable
'
(quar.)
10-10
10-10
10-15
L.
(quar. 1
1
1
redemp¬
a
5
,
10-
$1
dividend
Universal: Products
5
1
;
(2-1
of
Nov.
this
plus
United Transit; (Del.) common r(quar.)'!!!rj.
5(8 preferred (quar.)
5
12-
;■
(quar.)
of New
25c
1111-
(entire is-
stock)
Universal
12-
12-
J30c
preferred
Co.
(stock
stock) 18
B
5
12-
A
Class
3
12-
t3 7 )4c
(quar.)
Co.
10-31
11-
S.
3
4(8
for
'$i
$1
Corp., 6'8 pfd.
redemption on
premium of
Foil Co.—
B
9-30
UOc
:?54c
;
1
2
called
Class
11-14
11-
Greenfield
—
$10.40 per share which includes,
.
X54c
B_,
11-
9
(quar.i
(quar.i
U.
UOc
10c
Mitchell
9-25 '
10-
10-31
common-_____,,
10-10
10-31
10-10
12-15
.
quar.)
1
7
series)
series)
sue
10-10
60c
-x——
class
5'8
&
Stores
split
proval
10-17
(1955
(1956
10-17
5(8
;
quar.)—
(increased
Maytag Company,' $3 preferred
.
pref.
pref.
United
10-29
10-31
-
4(8
4'8
9-18
t
10-
37 V'i c
~(quarI7~I~"
preferred
Ltd.-
9-26
4
10-20
20c
this time.
Canada.
10-15
(quar.)
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste.
25c
(quar.)
common
60c
of
1
Inc.—
nreferred
action
11-15
11-
X 15c
$30c
II_IIIII
.IllfH_I„
•
common
3
.
5(8,4
i'933ic
v
(quar.)
Fruehajui Trailer Co., 4';«
No
A
10-10
»
—
6'8<
10-
.
Suburban
3
'
Malier Shoes,
11-15
lc
(ouar.)
Co.
Warren
9-25
lc
Inc.
11-
40c
10-31
—
Corp.
Friendly Finance, Inc.,
Class B (quar.)
11-3
1
25c
iquar.)—
Inc.,
(Oscar)
Special
10c
(interim)
Franklin
10-17 '
1
75c
preferred
(quar.)—
—__I—
Steel Co.
(reduced !—
:
Mailman,
20c
(England)
10-15
7
25c
at. this
(Delaware)
9
,
...
10-22
(quar.)
__
Ltd.
Inc.
11-
—
$13c
plus
Markets (stock
dividend)
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
3-Upreferred (quar.)—.
■
Ford
10-10
68 (ic-
Investment—'——!—^——
10-
:
Mayer
5
12-
$50c
Food
'
10-27
10c.
•
Sterling Electric. Motors;(in.creased-quaivil_l *
Stubnitz-Greerie- Corp., .common (reduced) (4
Co., Ltd.—
Corp.
Lyons-Magnus
7
10-
$1.12'/2
Giant
10-
(quar.)2—14----
Co...; (reduced)
2134C
7_
A
6
11-17
50c
(quar.)
Electric Light
<fc
Products
Shake
Taylor,
(stock div.)_
com.
$37 (4 c
Acceptance
Gas
11-21
10-24
10-31
•
time.
Steel
tion
14c
..i
(quar.)
preferred
12-12
11-17
'"«•*.
10-10
20c
25c
;
omitted
30c
45c
tqiiir.)1
10-17-'
10-31
65c
iquar.)
11-15
_
Equipment Bureau,
1
-
•
11-29
12-
$1.12)4
_
Common
10-15
"pick¬
10-31
12-
131)4c
(quar.)
(increased
Finance
10-
10\
Fenestra., Inc.—
Piling
n
4(84
$9
(quar.,)
•
Street
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
of America (stock
Co.
Corp.
10-
20c
(monthly)
10-10
State
J26(ic
Lukens
Ltd.—
(monthly)'
Class
.-
1
security
:
10-15
(Del.), class A (monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly )
(monthlym
11-
„♦
(quar. i
preference
Class
11-
$50c
_____
of America
Electric
Standard
; 224(8
_
4(8 pfd. -(quar.).—
(quar.)._-„_„____.
Co.,
Co.
preferred
Local
(1956) Ltd.—
(quar.)
10-10
20c
Inc.
National Theatres
Faic-Rcot-Heach
•
a
(quay.•
20c
87'Ac
Pittsburgh RR., gtd. (quar.)_—
&
1
Baking Co.,
Merchants Bank
(quar.)
(quar.)_
4Vafe
preferred.
Elastic Stop Nut Corp.
Equity Oil Co. (s-a)
Erie
1
10-20
common
-
Exeter
8
10-15 4
10-30
50c
East Kaotenay
Power, Ltd., 7(8 pfd. (accum.)
Ekco
2nd
10-
$1.75
_
(quar.)—:
Ltd., class A
preferred (quar.)
4.80(8
1st
11-10
11-15
$1.50
«
.
gains)
Freres,
11-
—
50c
preferred
Dupuis
11-10
1
15c
—I—
(5c
capital
Pont
1
28c
"(quar.)
———22
Fund
from
du
Co.,'
Linoleum
'Ac
(quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias
<
60c
___-
(quar.)
(quar.)
"
Quarterly
10-15
7
55c
—'
;_i
Southern Nevada Power, (quar.)_Springfield:Gas Light.. (Mass.) ' (quar.)
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd., 414(8
pfd. (quar.)
.
Inc.—
realized
15c
"
10-10
4.16(8
from
(quar.)_
Semi-annually
convertible
Services,
Loblaw Cos., Ltd., fclass
Class
B
(quar.>_z__
6
10-10
_
Bean Phipps Stores, Inc.,
'5(4(8 pfd.
Beluware Power & Light (quar.)
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd., common
2nd
10-
'
_______
Company (quar.)
Company (quar.)_
Dominion
10-15
10-20
10c
1—
-
Vilbiss
&
11-5
Lithium
12-
$1.50
—_
Bean
10-10
Steak
(stock div.)—
Link-Belt
<
12-
$1.06(4.
Sugar (liquidating)
Inc., 3'/s% preferred (quar.)
Press,
Lewis
9-24
10-
Atlantic
Cuaeo
10 -10
1
Brothers, Ltd.
9-26 ;
$1.50
;
—
1
Inc.
Salt
10-15
15c
Consolidated Natural Gas Co. (quar.)__
Consolidated Textile Mills
Ltd.—
5';'r preferred (s-a)
Cuban
Class A
1
10-31
„J
(quar.)—
(quar.)-—!
(quar. I
1
11-
75c
Department Stores
-Common
;
common
V
11-
(quar.)
Leslie
10-17
87(2C
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
common
Southern Materials
11-
55
:
(quar.)
12'/ic
Stores,
11-14
50c
„
__
Louis)
Engineering
Electric
8
9-24
$1.25
$4.25
10-10
.
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
(S.>
11-15
15c
(quar.)
investment income)
preferred (quar.)
$g
1
7
11-
:
-
v
Common
payment
omitted
Sliedd-Bartusli Foods'-.Ciuuv.)
*
51c
dividend-—
Lay (H. W.i
"
(St.
10-17
11-
11-
-'•2'-8
-■
58A4C
(quar.)
Manufacturing
11-14
37 (4 c
—
(from
Pictures
Combustion
4
10-
60c
30c
(quar.)
Securities
Colonial
10-
10-
1
'
betterman
Cleveland
10-25
10-
(quar.)__
guaranteed
10-15
'
52)4c
—
——
(quar.)—
Kentucky-Tennessee Clay Co.
Kingwood Oil (stock div.)
9-30
75c
(quar,).
(quar.),
Virginia
Co.
(quai.i—
"
10-15
10-16
1
10-24
10-
:
4_''
Seagrave Corp., 5(8* conv. preferred
514.(8. preferred (quar.)_'_—
Seaporcel Metals, Inc.—
■
; 4;.'-4
10-10
$1.25
Y.)
Pittsburgh RR.—
4(8
1
10-15
$1
<qup.r.)_,
Electric
&
&
11-
$1.19
10c
(N.
of
Inc.
Kobacker
pfd.
(quar.)_:
Bank
■
10-31
1
3(8
up" cf 10c of thi earned but partly sus¬
pended 25c 1st quarter dividend of 1958
Scarfe, &. Co.",, Ltd., class A
(qudr;)^i_42i4l.k
12-12
1-2-59
20c
common-
Chase
10-15
11-
9
3(8
4
quarterly payment of 25c plus
United
1-2-59
Corp.—
Chase
Co.,
11-1
1
1
10-
'
"
$1.75
(quar.)--.
(extra)———
_i„
Bag
Charleston
*
30c
Jersey Farm
1
at
___
4% (8
10-15
A
53 'Ac
—:
(quar.)—
Co.
Heintz
Stock
10-15
1
10-31
ll3«c
-
payment
Central Kansas
Chain Belt Co.
Power,
10-10
10-14
11-
9-30
10-
-
10-15
$$1.20
quar.)_;
(quai.
dividend )
11-
18c
,
(annualt
plywood Corp. '•( resumed)——
Towlc
&
Klein
__
1
37)40
(quar.)
profits and OVuC from investment inc.)
this time.)
Central Hudson
11-
11-1
11-1
Inc.
1
10-25
and. lie
—
(increased
Sawhijl Tubular Products, Inc.
6
12-
$$2
(quar.).
•9-20
10-20
5c
(quar.) ———-.-1
(quar.)
Mutual.
(Quar.
10-15
$37c
—
___
1
7
12 Mic'
Co.
International,
U-
9c
(stork dividend)__'*
dividend)--:——
Metals'- (stock
10-15
3(8
y
■
income
profits).—.
•Sargent & Company
'
10-
11-
.00625
Diversified
Investors
7
$30c
__
Sugar Ltd.
•
11-1
„~
25c '
"
jantzen,
Co._
(quar.)
Roitllis
11-20
1
'
1
45c
.
Quarterly
12-22
Ltd.—
preferred
Arena
10-
25c
—
—
6
9-26
1
22 (2 c
95c
(s-a.i_
l y
9-19
1
50c
;-m
Intcrchemical Corp., common (quar.)
,_
4*<»(8 preferied (quar.)
______•
Investors Mortgage Co. (Bridgeport, Conn, t
9-19
10c
(quar.)—.!4
10-
10-15
10-
10-15
$1
10-10
ilOc
.
Dominion
Canadian
"30c
:,.
10-22
183ic
_!—/
Co
Mills,
30c.
62',1'C
3
12-
comu.on
Purina
Reynolds
10-
(stock div.)__
(Canada), class 13
(stock
Raymond
9-30 ■?
5c
common
preferred
Inger,soil-Rand
i
9-23
1
Jack
Caldwell Linen
Ralston
10-15
10-10
'
8—
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
American
deposit rets. (Interim)-.
Imperial Investors, 5V-t'/o preferied (quar.)
6'/t "i preferred (quar.)
.
9-18
1
9-29
11-
A
11-1
Q
J
Corp.
10-
5c
_
common
Buchanan Steel Products
Burger
11-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)...
Corp., class A
Co.,
11-18
50c
___
British-American Assurance Co.
Brockton
Power
6
Corp
_
Illinois
10-15
1
<Si At Bearings
R
3
3 0-15
"
Shopping Bag Feed Stores
10-
11-
25c
__
Mfg.
6
56'aC
.•
-
pfd.
(N. Y.)
investment
net
10-
'
(quar.);
(quar.
securities
10-10
25c
10-15
:
;
Botany Mills. 5(8 conv. pfd. (accum.)
Bralorne Mines, Ltd., common
Bridgeport Hardware
10-31
from
from
1
(s-a
4.08'8 preferred
4.20(8 .preferred
4.26(8 preferied
4.42(8 preferred
-
11-
Hydraulic Press Brick Co.
'
7
iquar.)
Co,__"
!
10-
(7c
9-29
10r
.
10-15
25c
30c
a
60c
Inc.
11-5
75c
(quar.)__;
5c
(quar.)
Co.
Oil
Co.
10.-15
—
11-15
Cable
&
10-10
$1.75
(increasedi____—
Quarterly Distribution Shares—
10-15
10-15
Refrigerator (quar.)
Hydra-Power Corp.
(quar.)'.—1--—*-.—---
9-29 !
11-20
1
1
Co.
Insurance
Fund,
2'iiC
41/8',8
Power Co._^__-;__-
12'Ac
;
preferred
ccnv.
&
55c
•
(increased)
-
B
11-
Hussmann
9-29
4
10-10,
10-10
.56'Ac
—
common
9-29
10c
.
___
(quar.)
Corp.,
_
Class
10-31
10.-10
.
2c
Baker Industries, Inc., common (quar.)
Baltimore Paint & Chemicals (initial-quar.)
Products
8
1(8
—!
(quar.)
Light
Chemical
Hubshman Factors
10-31
10.-10
2c
1(8
:
__—
—
Manufacturing common
<-$2.25 copv. pfd. (quar.)_
Basic
12-
v
-10-21
7
11-
(quar.)
—
"
9-25
'
10-
Life
T"Class
Horder's, Inc. (quar.)____
L.
Horne (Joseph) Co. (quar.)
Houston Lighting & Power, $4 pfd. (quar.)—
$0.0148
—
<_
America,
of
Wire
Postal
Puyitan
timet
Company (quar.)
Bighstown Rug Co., 5(8 prior pfd. (quar.)
liolyoke Water Power Co. (quar.)_—
,
11-
30c
Plastic
9-30
9-30.
25c
Higbee
9-26
11-
-
10-15
.
Finance
Ihydiation. Inc.,
this
10-15
.
$1.12(4
„L
40c
—
1
11-
$1.12 "2
(extra)
dividend
Corp.
<quar.)__
(extra)
common
Industries
1
Winkle-Munning Co.—
10-27
(quar.)—.
plus
gains
Avco
B-I-F
12-
.
(Dividend payment omitted at
Hartiord Electric Light (quar.)
25c
income)
dividend
B
Stock
32-15
1
10-15
20c.
Pittsburgh, YoUngstcwn & Ashtabula Ry. Co.—
7(8
preferred (quar.)—
75c
9-29
$2c
:
Associated Truck Lines, class A (quar.)_—
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co. (quar.)
Atlas
1
66 Vic
10-24
'
from
Pioneer
10-
10-15
10-15
1
..
10-15
11-
1
11-
1214c
—
1
—-
10-27
$6
'
(quar.)
com.
11-15
11-15
(quar.)
1
50c
11-20
11-
$1
Chemical Corp.—
11-
t$1.50
(quar.)
preferred iquar.)__
5c
B
4
(
_____
11-
(quar.)
40c
is-at
Ciass
12-
97140
(quar.)
20c
.
*
50c
Associated Fund, Inc.—
investment
preferred
Stevens
&
of Bee.
$1.50
25c
2'4c
—AriA:
Pierce
Holders
Payable
Co.—
64)80
preferred
(quar.)„L
Co., common (quar.
2nd
i quar.i
4.05preferred (series with sf)
from
9-30
.
Bros.
10-27
(quar.)—
American Stoair.ship Co.___;
American Viscose Corp.____
Appalachian Power Co., 4'A(8 pfd.
SO.0372
$1.30
quar»„_
Hagan Chemicals & Controls,
6
10-
1
12'4c
—
Pliilip Morris, Inc., 3.90(8 preferred
4(8. preferred (quar.)__
11-10
10-15
11-25
—-•••-•—
Co.
American Furniture
American
(initial
12'4c
;—
Can
8
1
—
Manufacturing Co
22 (4 c
(quar. •
A (quar.t
common
B
American
preferred
;
Guarantee Co. of North America
10-18
10-17
12 (4c
10-
When
Share
*
Pliila., Germantown & N orris town RR.
Quar terly
10-20
1
12-
8c
(quar.)
(quar.)—_
Alpha Beta Food Markets Inc., com.
5';l
10-31
11- 1
12-
9-30
11-
25c
-----
Adams ungincerliig oo.,
10-27
7c
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp., class A______!_!,!
Steel Co.
(quar.)
of Gloucester, Inc
(H. L.) Co. (quar.)_
Green
of Rec.
Payable
$0,009
:
Name of Company
10-15
10-15
Gorton's
Name of Company
Acme
preferied
Goodman
Holders
When
Per
oi Bee
■
62 VaC
—
5.16':*
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Aberdeen Fund
22&CV.
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
preferred (quar.)
5.20/8
payment date.
Per
111- 1
Monday, October .6, 1958
.
Huiaert
When
Payable
15c
General
show the payments previ¬
second table in which we
a
Share
Company
Baking Co.
(quar.
General Telephone Co. of California—
AVzf,l
preferied "1956 series" (quar.)_„__
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
Pividend announcements
tables.
Name of
General
.
.
from
cash
f
Volume
Number 5783
188
.
.
The Commercial and Finaneial Chronicle
.
"
:
.
When
rer
Name of Company
American
National
Share
Fire
American Natural Gas,
Insurance
common
(quar.)
(quar,
,
preferred Xquar.
Optical Co. (quar.)___.
Amerada
Petroleum
American
Corp;
10-15
50c
___
i
.
10-1;, 9-15
>^50c
10-31
75c
10-10
10-10
12-19
...
12-io
10-15
Class
B'(quar.)___
preferred
non-cum.
iquar.)
:——
American Smelting
A- Refining-^7%
preferred ,(quar.)__"
Z,
American Spring ox* Holly5
7^0
American
Stnnatra-*Teba<5w -iresumediJii-i
American
Telephone
Telegraph
&
American
Zinc,
Lead
10- 8
30c
10-31
Anchor Post
(quar.)_!l_
Anchor
Anglo
Hocking Glass Corp.,
Canadian
Common
:
Pulp
&
(quar.)__
com.
12,-22
12- 5
•
10- 8
$50c
—
preferred
quar.—___!
Anglo-Canadian Telephone
*/
10-
7
y;$70c " 10-20
;; ''
A
.
Anheuser-Busch
Tnc.
Chemical
Co.'
(quar.)_il_____„____A
30c
,
(quar.),_l_ll
Anthes-Imperial, .Ltd.,
(quar.)
common
25c
$35c
■
10-15
...
,.10-15
.
(1955 Series)(quar.)____ $$1.31% A'l-1-59
Corp. (quar.)il____..____^__l._
,110c .,.10fl5
Ltd., common, (quar.),
-Z—.y. $20c "12-1.
Applied Arts
Argus Corp.,
,"$2.40
,
pref.- A
(quar.)A___
•,•$$2:50 pref. shares series B,(quar.)
Arnold.
Aro
Constable
Equipment
/J 4,'A %
Corp.
Corp.",
preferred
Arrow-Hart
Associated
&
$60c
(quar.)l
Z
(quar.)
com.
(quar.
•
;
Industries—
!vAAAA A--:-.
a2'A%
/
',!;Ordinary registered (interim.)*!
Atlantic City:Electric,
10-10.
.
Cleveland
,
Colonial
5%
5%
.5%
.
preferred
5%
(quar.)
25c
'
.
(quar. )r^—_•'.'."! *25c
Austin Nichols & Co., Inc.—
$1.20 conv. prior pref. (quar.)__$
!
30c
Axe Houghton Fund *'B"-A
»
(Quarterly, 29c from capital
from
npt investment
,
!f,.
'
I
M
Corp.
Babbitt
(B.
Backstay
(quar.)
T.),
Welt
'f
6%
Piano,
(quar.)
(quar.)_,
Corp.
Co.
_____
National Life Insurance
Stock
dividend
Bankers
Trust
Bat hurst
Class
(N.
&
Y.)
of
Co.
10-10
'
12-31
10-15 $
10- 1
10-20
•
Consolidated
Natural
9-25
Consolidated
Paper,
12-1
10-15
1
6%
5%
10-31
1-30-59
1-14
20c
4-30-59
$50c
50c
(quar.)——
;
10-15
20c
(quar.)—_
-
10-15
9-15
11- 1
10-17
4-15
Foods
Best
20c
Continental Casualty Co.
Stock div.
(One sh. of
Co.,
10-15
10-10
9-29
11-15
11-
12-19
12- 6
Cosmopolitan
20c
11-29
11-30
Counselor's
15c
(quar.)
10-24
10- 1
Craddoek-Terry Shoe, 5%
11-1
1-2-59
Columbia
Petroleums,
t
,
free
of
to
Plan,
60c
convertible
6%
preferred
Buffalo
Forge
(quar.)
10-23
,..
Class
5.10%
>
2c
Co.,
B
preferred
California Portland
Cameo,
4%%
12-
1
Canadian
Bronze,
**
5%
preference
10-15
10-15
N.
'
10-
11-1
/10-20
11-10
f
11-
Class
11-
40c
10-10-
1^.
.
9-
5
$2.25
$5c
-
10-15
Quarterly
r
Firestone
1-2-59
10-17
10-16
40c
12-15
9-28
10-
,
11-
Tramwaj) Corp.—"
to $3.50 preferred
Detroit
Edison
(quar.)
Di Giorgio Fruit; Corp., class
10-15
1-1-59
12-16
Class
9-1$'
B
10-20
9-30
10-15
9-30
Dillon
;$1.27'A
10-15
9-30
9-30
Distillers, Ltd., ordinary
(final)-.
(Equal to approximately $0,117 per share)
9-30
Cement
(quar.)
$1.50
r
10-24
50c
J____—
(quar.)I_
11-1
-
$$1.50 '•
i
preferred
(J.
S.)
&
,—
Corp.,
com.
(quar.)
Sons Stores
Co.
10-28,
"37'Ac
1__ $$1.06%
••
(reduced)
—
.
Franklin
45c
of
10-15
10-15
9-19
4-1-59
3^
6
$87(20
4-L-59
3-
Utilities series
5
(quar.)
Frlto
Ltd.
Realty
(quar.)
Companies,
Friedman
(L.)
Company
f
•
Gamewell
s-a)
$1.75 9-29-59
Co.
Y.)
(N.
10-15
10-
12-19
12-
5
$1.12'A
10-15
10-
1
50c
12-26
12-
5
5c
10-24
9-30
12-31
350
"
12r20
11-
1
10-10
'
$1
11
1
10-10
$1.12
11-
1
Electric
10-
6
9-2?
30c
35c
1
11-14
10-
7
10-24
10-
11-
10-
1
3
3
30c
10-24
10-
8
12-15
10-
1
12-10
11-
1
$0.2156'A
1-1-59
10-17
35c
12-
1
35c
12-
1
11-24
25c
>
10-20
10-10
11-24
25c
12-27
$12'/aC
10-17
9c
10-15
10-
1
6c
income)___
(s-a)
(quar.)
10-15
10-
1
11-
10-15
$1.25
■
$30c,
9-26
1
10-27
9-30
100
11-15
11-
20c
(quar.)
10-31
10-17
1
40c
10-15
50c
12-
1
31-13
$1
—
11-
3
10-17
11-
1
.10-15
15c
—
10-
3
25c
12-23
12-
50c
(quar.)
Enterprises
11-10
10-10
10-25
9-19
>—
9
—_
25c
10-31
10-17
—
75c
11-
10-10
Cquar.)—
Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
933Ac
$1.25
$5 preferred (quar.)
Utilities
53c
(increased)__
General Shoe Corp., common (quar.)
$3.50 preferred A (quar.)
General Steel Wares, Ltd., com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
37'/a 0
87y2c
$10c
$$1.25
general Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1 preferred
(quar.)
10-10
10-27
9-15
10-1Q
50c
10-24
10-10
18c
10-15
10-
1
12-15
12-
12-
preferred
preferred
preferred
<
10-20
fll
10-10
10-15
9-25
11-15
10-10
11-15
10-10
30c
II-
1
10-
6
11-
1
10-
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of
,—
preferred (quar.)
5'A%
r
preferred
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preference (quar.)
Gobol
(Adolf), Inc. = (stock dividend)—
(One share of the new 5% class A pre-
6
'
fcrred
stock
common
9-30
Goulds
lOd
10-28
8-28
Government
Grace
(W\
each
for
stock
four
shares
•
&
10-
3
37'Ac
11-14
10-31
9-24
Dominion
$50c
10-15
9-26
$60c
11-13
3
10-24
10-24
10-24
1
30-30
11-
1
10-10
10-10
11-
1
11-
1
10-15
62'Ac
11-
1
10-15
27'Ac
40c
10-25
10-10
$1.12'/a
10 25
10-10
25c
10-24
10-
50c
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
10-31
10-10
$50c
8
35c
10-17
10-
1
9-25
11-25
11-10
12-10
11-18
Co.
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)_
8%
preferred B (quar.) —
Grafton & Co., class A (quar.)
Grand Union Co., 4'A%
preferred
10-31-
11-15
10-15
$1.50
$2
—
12-10
u-ia
$2
12-10
11-18
$25c
8%
10-27
10-
1
11-15
~15c
(s-a)———
6%
10%c
10-17
ll-
of
Inc.
R.)
10-17
10-17
11-
held)—.
(quar.)
Employers Corp.
Pumps,
10-31
11-15
11-15
0.5781'A
4%
10-15
10-31
6
56'Ac
Co.,,coxnmon-(quar.)—
(P. H.)
1
50c
-
—
preferred (quar.)
—
i
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Gimbcl Bros., Inc., common
(quar.)
—
;
4'A% preferred
(quar.)
u
Gladding-McBean & CO. (quar.)
—_J
4»A%
6
10-
Indiana—
$2
Qlatfelter
10-
10-
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
General
1
1
33c
(quar.)
$1.32
$2.20
5.60%
1311-
11- 1
28c
$1.30
11-15
1
25c
1
32'/aC
'
C
3
11-14
12-35
11
9-22
56'Ac
10-15
37'/aC
10-15
40c
(quar.)—
12-10
12-
11-
1
10-15
12%c
11-
1
10-13
$1.25
12-15
11-25
$1.25
3-16-59
62'Ac-
12-
2
10-10
12-
2
13-10
10-24
7%
Glass
Dominion Tar &
10-10
Dominion
10-15
9-26
10-
10-17
5%
div.)—
Co.
Inc.
General Public
10-10
,"15c
$1.06
10-15
10-10
1
10-15
10-20
10-31
•
25c
com. .(stock
—
$3.75
6
40c
10-31
1 *
11-
10-10
"
(quar.)
4%
General
9-15
$1.12%
11-25
1
$65c
9-29
1
1-16
11-
1
1
45c
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General Baking Co.: (quar.)
General Crude Oil (quar.).
General Dynamics
Corp.
(quar.)
<-
Industrial
9-30
11-
10-
1111-
65c
(quar.)
Gardner-Denver
Mills,
12-19
$50c
10-15
7'Ac
56'Ac
V
General
10-30
10-15
$15c
i
9-30
Francisco)
(from ordinary
General
1-2-59
$$1.25
(quar.)_
'
General Motors
1-30-59
$70c
9-15
10-15
or¬
(from ordinary inc.)
Telegraph Co.
6-15
25c
Ltd!
(quar.)_—:
1
(monthly)————
6»
■l
10-
Funds—
stock' series
3-16
39c
Dominion
A,".;
10-10,
10-15
Canada, Ltd.—
12-18
$17'Ac
Dome Mines,
Dominguez Oil Fields
$87'Ac
,
plus 8JAc from net securities profits)
Dodge Manufacturing Corp., common (quar.)
>■
$1.56
preferred
(quar.)
10-31
$1
12c
"
•
9-30
Machine—
Custodian
Common
25c
(quar.)
inc.
9-30
10-31
9-30
(initial-quar.)
I-2-59
Shares, Inc. (fiscal year-end distribution
of
2%c
from
net
investment
9-26
h
9-30
10-15
.
New common
7-1-59
$20c
Bridge, .Ltd; (quar.)_
Dominion Engineering Works, Ltd.
$50c
(s-a)—!
Dominion Foundries & Steel, Ltd.,—
4'A %
$$1.12'A
preferred (quar.)
10-10
10-15
$7'Ac
Lines, Ltd. (s-a)_,
Ltd., common (quar.)_A_
10-15
s.
(s-a)__
Canadian Drawn Steel Co., 60c pfd.
Canadian Dredge & Dock Ltd. (incr.
,-11-15
*
10-14
60c
—
zS. ■'
.
!;
10-24
10c
-
10-15
$1.37'/a
(quar.)
4-1-59
Dividend
10-15
11-15 *
55c
(quar.).
Diamondv Gardner
10-31
10-15
$1.75
9-3Q
$1.25
(Sail
Bank
&;
$1.75
25C
10-15
»11-16
$1.50
10-15
(quar.)
Inc.,
12-18
37'Ac
5c
"
,
9-30
25c
40c
$1.17'A
___'
Gear
Foundation
1
6
9-30,
$1.25
'
(s-a)
1-2-59
25c
(quar.)
9-30
-10-15_
10-15
B
Fraser
11-
50c
A
9-30.
10-15
...25c
10c
Wallace, Inc.—
voting (quar.)
non-voting
(quar.)—
Foster-Forbes Class, common (quar.)
k
Extra
1
8-13
$1
17'Ac
~
;
B
9-19
62'Ac
Co.
11-28
10-15
&
Franklin
—
;_
•-
City
$1.75
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
Forbes
9-19
$2.50
'
(quar.)
12-15
25c
i
2%
preferred
10-15
$2
9-29.
283/4C
A
i
$1.75
9-15
1
5% %
9-26
—
10-15
Corp. (Wash. D. C.)
Rubber
Flying Tiger;Line,
5% preferred A
9-26
11-15
3-14
12-22
50c
(quar.)
10-10
10-25
10-15
12-15
!
1-2-59
10-17
10-15
10-21
12-31
4-1-59
20c
10-24
8
5c
1.
10-10
(Syracuse,
11-1
Class
9-23
10-18
11-
10-ii7
8c
11-20
10-17
1
11-15
!
25c
$1.75
12-
1
11-
$1.50
Sterling Inc.; 7% |j»fd. (quar.)
Flagg-Utica Corp., 5% prior pfd. (quar.)^_
Fluor Corp.,-Ltd; (quar.)
Foote Bros.
$4
Union Stockyards (quar.)
Detroit <fc Canada l1unner(quar.)_
1
9-15
75c
5
11-
$2.50
10-
10-15
(quar.)_
5
?8c-
—
10-20
10-15 *
$3
l.
&
National
11-
(quar.)
______
10-31
(quar.)
Insurance
i
Tire
12-
(quar.)
9-12
r-
(quar.)
dividend
11-25
$1
>
10-17
10-15
Fund
-1-2-59
A
Company "(quar.*)
10-20
37'Ac
preferred
conv.
25c
$1.25
.
10-20
10-31
$3
,
15c
^ "(qu^r.)—a2_A-!——
*»
11-10
,
Fireman's
10-17.
pfd." <quar.)_—!__
Denver
10-17
11- 1
s
pfd.
conv.
Firth
10-15
Doming
U-
12 Vac
income)
_A
Field
(Marshall). see Marshall Field & Co.
Financial General Corp., com. (quar.)
9-3Q
$1.13
Dayton Rubber Cp., common (quar.)_—„__
10-15
$26c
Federated Department Stores
(quar.)
Fibreboard Paper Products. Corp.—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Fiduciary Mutual Investing Co.
(from
9-30
93%c
"A. Clqss
10-17
1
1
15c
5% prefer red A (quar.)
t
5% preferred B (quar.)
;
'5%% prior preferred (quar.)
11-20
40c
Dayton Malleable iron 8%
1112-
10c
(quar.)
5
"
9-30
15c
i
10-15
12'Ac
L-V)
10-16
10-31
(quar.)
common;
B
$1.3iy4
(series
10-30
$1.25
(quar J
5
(quar.)
Common
10-15
62'Ac
.
12-
—
10-31
r
commoxx
12-
(quar.)_—
1?
10-15
(quar.)__^
1-2-59
preferred
10-
11-14
•
ti A
v
Extra
•
First
Watei; Co., 5%' pfd. (quar.)—_
t>aysirom, 1 Inc. ,(qudr.)__'r___—A_.'.——
8
$9-26
.
■»
1
;
—
10-10
10c
Y.)
1-2-59
pfd. (s-a)
10-15
40c
60c
.
10c
i
10-15
held)
Davenport
10-15
10-20
6%
Company,
(quar.)
Brewing- Coi-p.
,cl^ss A
i
class
3
20c
.
(quar.)
;
Federal Insurance Co.
9-30
10-15
(quar.)
Laboratories,
A
;
■,
River Gas
Falstaff
Class
9-26
10-15
2%-
(quar.)
B
Steamship
11-17
Life
(quar.)
3
10-
Ltd.—
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance.
$1.75
preferred '(quar.)
Cutter
9-26
35c
(s-a)_l__
!
$1.50
(s-a),
9-30
(quar.)
Cand.'vyCo., 1st preferred (quar.) —
Curtiss-Wrighf Corp., class A (quar.)A—
10-10
10-15
25c
—
Class
Canada
10-15
60c
Curtiss
11-10
.
10-31
$1.75
Packers, Ltd.—•'
participating class A
*
%
Fall
$1.13
common
3
10-
l'A%
Co.
(quar.)
(T.
$1.12'A
(quar.)
10-
1-
(quar.)—2
2nd preferred
4,16%
1
11-
6
9-19
10-15
>
■
10-
7
20c
*
Inc. ".(annual)
preferred
9-10
9-10
17'Ac
:
preferred
Electric
H.)
preferred
1
11-
$1.75
Equitable Credit Corp., 60c pfd. (quar.)
JBrie .Railroad, $5 preferred Cquar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
'6% 1st preferred (quar.)
5%
1
10-
$1.50
J
(quar.)
Erie Forge & Steel
9-30
37'Ac
— -
6
SI
(s-a)
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.—
T
6% preferred (quar.)
l__
Campbell. Red Lajxe Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.
t
10-15
15c
Daggafontein. Mipes (lrreg.)_
Dallqs Power: & >Light CO., $4 pfd.
(quar.)
c'
$4:24 ' preferred
(qhar.—__—_____
4'A% preferred (quar.)—.
Daitch Crystal EJairies
(quar.)——
Dana Corp., 3%% preferred series A (quar.)
10-
•
15c
Camden Fire-insurance Assn.
Canada
10-10
10-15
(quar.)
Ltd
7%
11-
37'/ac
'
9-26
11-1
15c
(quar.)
Packing Corp.
1
10-15
—
7%
9-3Q
9-30
11-
•17'Ac
Heating Products, Ltd.—
Class A
Stock
(quar.)_J—
7% preferred -(quar.)
—.—;—
Cudahy Packing,. 4'A^%
preferred (quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores "(quar.)_—
9r30
10-15
•
5c
!
(quar.)'_
preferred (quar.)—
7%
3
9-10
10c
)$_^;
6%
11-
5%
quarterly
Fund, Inc
7%
1
>'
10-10
25c
_
preferred
California
1
Package Mfg.
(quar.)
Company, class A (quar.)
Common
9-18
:55c
i
(quar.)
_
*
12-
10-15
$1
& FOrster, 8%'preferred
Cuban-American Sugar Co.—
9-18
10-23
-
.
(quar.)_
12-15
11-
.
10-10
.
______
preferred
1
12-15
Bit
Sault
Enamel &
/t
10-15
$10c
Laboratory
$1.04
Crurn
8-25
13c,
Power, Ltd.,' common
(quar.).
$50c
California Electric Power,"$3 pfd. (quar.)—75c
California Fxfnd 1__
*'$4.70
11-
1
5%
common
11-15
12-30
10-10
*T
_
Power,
1
11-
1
9-19
Calgary
Oregon
11-
37'Ac
Denver
California
12-19
11-15
,10c
31-
11-
30c
California-Interstate Telephone
12-31
50c
25 shs.
2
10-15
9-22
$40c
conv.
9-22
10c
1
(quar.)
.Emhart Mfg, Co. .(quar.)
Empire Millv/ork Corp.
(stock dividend)
Employers' Group Associates (quar.)
9-30
10-10
10-15
100%
Ltd.
Edison
9-22
10-
' 8-25
iquar.)—
Edmonton. Corp.
1
•
1
10- 9
10- 9
Bush- Terminal :Co- ^stock; dividend)
Byers (A. M>) Co., common:(resumed)—<
Year-end !.__
Qalgary .&
11-
$1.25
!
10-13
10-15
$$1
(quar.)_
Federal Services Finance
10-15
35c
A
lo-
3
(M'd.)—
9-22
1
30c
—
10-31.
11-
37'Ac
preferred A (accum.)
preferred B
(accum.)
$6
.
Corp.,
Ltd.;
Realty,
Investment
10-10
(accum.)
(quar.)
Steel
9-22
1
11-
11-
$35c
Co.
preferred (quar.
11-
11-20
10-10
$0,059
$0,059
tax)
^
50c
2%
$1.16
$1.34%
A $6c
10-20
9-26
Inc., 4%, preferred- (quar.)
Burroughs Corp.' (quar.)_*___
7%
Investors,
16-25
25c
-
Federal Paper Board, common
V 4.60% . preferred
(quarJ
10c
(stock
approximately
prelerred
10-i4
$5c
Craig
;
ordinary
common
10-28
3
40c
10-15
Bullock's,
-
Corporate
9-16
(quar.)
Electric
series A preferred
$5.25
10-10
—
2
COrp.
Finance
Stainless
States Corp.
9-25
Creamery
1
Brooklyn Union Gas Co. (quar.)
• -;
Bruning • (Charles)? Co. ;(quar.) i_—'
Budget
10-
Crossett
42'Ac
Brooklyn Borough Gas (quar.)
Brookridge Development
-Buckeye
10-15
10-8
12-10
1
10-31
—
(equal
British income
1
10-10
(quar.)
—
receipts
10-
20 %y
(quar.)
ea.
Refining Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Cornell-Dublier
Ltd.—
dividend)
Ordinary
/
,
Ltd.
Power,
deoosit
6
10-10
11-
$1.07
7%
t
$1.20
al2'Ac
:_
Ordinary l-egistered (interim)Ordinary bearer (interim)—
American
10-
28c
1 Chicago)—
United States
Corn Products
9-26
9-17
9-17
prefererd
conv.
Eastern
Quarterly
(quar.) __A—A_
(quar.)
50c
87%c
70c
preferred (quar.)__._
Ltd. (interim)—.
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. (quar.)
British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
British
10-20
Corp.
Inc.
75c
(quar.)
Paper,
British
1
40C
(quar.)
preferred
4'A %
Motors
10-24
——
common
preferred
Cooper-Jarrett
30c
4.78%
>
Bowatcr
Gin,
Continental
9-30
25c
Corp., common (quar.)_,
preferred (quar.)__________.
4.25%
.
Corp.
Edison
Contiental
8
9-30
„
$25c
Warner
3JA%
i
Boston
Co.
common
10-15
,—
—
Borg
10-20
11-
$50c
$4.50
50c
Hats, Ltd., common (quar.)
$1
preferred
A
(quar.)—
Binks Mfg.-Co. (quar.)_——_________—
Bloch Bros. Tobacco, common (quar.)
'.r
6% prefen-ed (quar.) —1;
Blue Bell, Inc. (quar.)
Cascade
1
A
$4.52
$10c
:
Biltmore
Boise
10-
10-15
10-15
—_
(quar.)._—
(quar.)
10-15
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
common
Co.,
87 Vac
12-20
11-
65 %C
Insurance Co., com. for
——.—
Co.,
12-28
(quar.)
;
a
10-10
(quar.)______
com.
$35
5
$1.25
Water Co., class A
convertible preferred (quar.)
Power
Inc.,
,
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
preferred
(quar.):
$4.16
preferred
(quar.)"
Container Corp.
of America,
4% preferred (quar.).
20c
.A
A*.
Gas
preferred
70c
Industries
$1.12'A
(quar.)
9-15
lo-
10-25
dinary
Consumers
9
10-15
$10c
(quar.)
common
12-27
Bensonhurst National Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.)
Quarterly
10-15;
31 %c
11-10
2-
15c
$$1.50
•f
1-6-59
1
Bakeries, Ltd.— partic.; preferred (quar.)
4%.
^
Eastern
Co.,
,
10-15
10-15
(quar.)
Eastern
Estabrcoks
(quar.)
10-31
-
$1.50 pfd.
12-
;
,12-
3-2-59
Gas,
Ero Manufacturing
Corp.,- Ltd.A—
11-20
(quar,)
Supply
10-20
Corp. (quar.)_
(N. Y.)
Gas
Natural
Duquesne
££
11-15
Consolidated
'
15c
«
Berkshire
7
9-12
$1.37'A
Ltd.
Metals
1-1-59
!
9-30
1
$1.12'A
9-20
_!
12-
$43%C
(quar.)
40c
common
34%c
Nemours Co.—
de
12-19
Royalties Inc.—
Participating
preferred
(quar.)
11-3
11-
15c
common
4%
,
11-
37'Ac
9-22
I.)
6
10-
10-31
30c
1-1-59
10c
—
6
—
Works
11-26
Hoiamm
Payable of am.
$25c
preferred; (quar.)
du Pont of Canada 1956 Ltd.__—
Consolidated
Common
Iron
11 28
50c
Products
10-15
,,
Belmont
10- 3
12-18
"
common
on
10-
(quar.)
—_—
$50c
Baystate Corp. (quar.)—27'Ac
Belgian National Railways—
'-t 4% participating preferred
$1.02
preferred (quar.)
prefered (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada
Stock dividend
75c
Ltd.—
4%
12-15
Corp.—
5%
•
—
!.
5V+% preferred (quar.)_Extra
9-19
10-23
$1.50
(quay.)
Foods
Consolidated-Metal
1
A
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.,
preferred
Consolidated
9-30
N.J.
(quar.)
Paper Co.,
Edison Co.
10-27
47'Ac
!——,
——:
Co.
Power
25c
%
(quar.)_—
common
Dearborn
Consolidated
$5
10-7;
1-6-59
(quar.)
!i
(quar.)
Inc.
Assn.
Consolidated
9-28
$1.50 1-15-59
(quar.)—.
Lite
9-3Q
10-15
(quar.)
11-10
10-15
2'A%
11-14
(quar.)-
1
10-31
$1.50
(quar.4—!__——
Rubber
Confederation
9-26
9-24
$1.25
International
preferred
(E.
preferred
Ducommun
11-14
!
6
10c
Electric
Co.,
10- 8
15c
>
.'_
10-
When
Share
,
.
$3;50
of America—
Concord -Natural -Gas' Corp;,
9-26
10-10
12-
12'Ac
preferred
Hydro Electric,
Bankers
;
6%
preferred
Baldwin
Bangor
(resumed)—
common
(quar.)__.
Baldwin-Lima-Ilamilton
Baldwin
20c
10c
,
Inc.,
Co.
1
$1.25
Stock dividehdJ
^
preferred (quar.)
5'A%
B
11-
50c
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.
5% preferred
(quar.)
%
10-24
Pont
$4.50
>
$7
4.64%
preferred
du
Economics
37'Ac
A——
Edison
Commonwealth
10-20
■
35c
.
10-15
87'Ac
,
(quar.)
participating preferred
Fairbanks
Ohio
Co.
Combustioii; Engineering,
Commonwealth
;
.
$1.12'A
r
Film Laboratories-^
Eastern
*
11-26
1
10-15
-,
x
10-10
12-15
Assn
dividend!—.;
5.25%
11-
'
Packers
Southern
1
10c
series)
Insurance
Stock
.
11-
8
10-
>
series)
(1956
River
9-19
10-
10-15
9'Ac
"(liquidating)
Co.—
&
..
10- 3
.
Mills
1
25C
v
13
12-iU
6
11-
30C
;
com.
(1947
Combined
9-15
;
^' li-'l
gains and 6c
income)
1
.12-15.
Atlas Steels, Ltd.
••
11-
'
Worsted
12-20
10-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)_:^
Columbus
,
____:_!
Electric,
Finance
preferred
prefen-ed
Columbia
.
comm"on__l__
51.25
A_
37'Ac
37 V2C
'
A"!
—__
Stock dividend "on
9-30
12-19
quarterly
Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating—
Common
(quar.) A—
—:___
$4.50
preferred;, (quar.)A—_;
preferred
,
10-15
1-2-59
:
—
Glaussen Bakeries
com. (quar.)
A 35c ■; 40-15 Av 9-11
(qu&r<y
A.—_——:
' -Al11- 1
=10- 9
preferred (quar.)_____.
$1.1934
11- 1
10- 9
4.10%
preferred (quar.)_—
$1.02%
11- 1
10- 9
4.35%
preferred (quar.)____
$1.08%
11-1
10-9
Atlantic Coast Line RR., 5% ])fd. (s-a )
$2.50
11-10
10-24
Atlantic Refining Co., 3.75% pfd. B (quar.)
9334c
11- 1
10- 6
V- .5'A% preferred (s-a)______.
$55c
12- 1
11-15!,
Atlas Cofp.y com.! (stock dividend) J—* 'IT «AV)r.r6.
,r9.- 5 ♦
4%
4.75%
&
10-8
35c
Clearfield &
8-29
?.■.
Gas
10-31
25 c
;
(increased
preferred : (quar.)
Molded Products Corp.
Chicago
8
60c
3
10-
20c
A
Cincinnati
-11-17
s
(quar.)
10-
10-31
$$2.50
(quar.)
Series
10-20
50c
(initial)
Inc.,
Common
f
10-10
1
Company
Chemical
Dow
10-10
11-
$10c
—
investment
Common
9-30
10-31
12-1
net
10-20
33c
—
>
56'Ac
,___
9-30
Name of
Donnacona-Pape? Cp. Ltd.,. common
Douglass Oil Co. of California—
5%% preferred (quar.)
Dow Brewery, Ltd., 7% preference (quar.)
'
(quar.)—
Enterprises
Fund,
from
il-:
t
9-30
10-10
—
Electric- Co._______.,60c ^1.0-15... ..9-2Q
Hegeman
Electrical
,
10-15
,5c
-
1
10-15
11- 1 ir 10-15
,10-15
9-30
25c v(10-=15
>10-, 1
$62//-sp
—12 Vic
_____
$25c
"
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. 7
3'A % .• preferred (quar.)'
Chicago Great Western Ry., common (quar.)
A A$ Stockdividend__u——
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
12-29
-
2nd
9-19
$1.25
income)—
Chenango & Unadilla.Telephone Corp.—
1
4'A%
preferred t(quar.)__
9-26
?.,t$5.'25 preferred
9-30
10-15
(quar.)_'_
Chemical
<???
11-10
llr12
10-,1
Gas
Chemical
,.10-10.
:-12-,9
10-31
(quar.)
Puolic
A
-
V
,
.
9-30
Du-Art
Utility Corp. (quar.) A
Champion Spark Plug (initial-quar.)
Champlin Oil & Refining Co! (quar.)—
;
9-30
>
!
Per
of Reo.
10-15
$10C
Georgia Ry., 5% preferred (quar.)
Indiana
Central
9-15
.,
Corp^.,comfnon
Central
>
9-29
(quar.\iZZ^ZZ—Z-ZZZZZZ.-Z~-^Z—-l:
5 +30c ,';,T2- 1
iquar.y_l.ll-.——i; $56;%:- 11-, 1»
A
preferred
Ansul
'J
.150c
',$2.80
♦;«Class
,■
9-22
10-17
.
Light Co., com.
Ltd
Asbestos,
Central ox
10-20
I
Utd.~A'A.%/v' '
Mills
Paper
11-
w—25c
1
—_—.
30c '
—-
Holden
$93%c
5 %; preferred(quar.)
*
A_;
Central Aguirre Sugar (quar.y$A-'--~AA_"—_A
5% preierence (s-a)
9-10
12V2C
(quar,i__—
&
Cassiar
9-24
(quar./_
Smelting (quar.),-_
&
Co.
Power
Celotex
..
9-23
8
10-10
$2.25
Amphenol Electronics
Products
10- 6
ru '"30c "10-
(quar.)—
American Thermos Products
Carolina
A
...$1,7.5 A,,10-31 ;.,;1Q- 3
v.
$30c
Clincnfield & Ohio Ry.—
Guaranteed (quar.)_'_
;i
'
5%
Payable
Carolina,
9-26
,
When
Share
.
General
Investment, Ltd. (quar.)
Caxiaoian- Industries, Ltd., -colnmon (quar;)_'_
7 'A % preferred (quar.) _A_A_
:
Canadian Vickers. Ltd.
(reduced)
:
Capiral Plastics, Inc
9-26:
$1.25
<-
class A (quar.)__
Name of Company
Canadian
9-19
15c
(quar.
President Lines,
Per
of Roe.
.,
65c • ; 11-Ali 10-15
37'Ac>" -11- 1' •% 10ri5
-
______—_
American
(1397)
Holdert
Payable
20c
~
Co.,
Ltd.,"common
preferred^!quar.)__——
(quar.)_
——
Chemical,-Ltd., com. (quar.)
Textile Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)—
preferred e(quar.) ^
Dominion Steel & Coal,
Ltd.
(quar.)
7%
$17'Ac
tl2y2c
Great
American
11-
1
9-28
10-
1
$15c
10-15
9-25
$$1.75
10-15
9-25
$25c
10-28
9-30
Y.)
(N.
Great Southern Life Insurance
(quar.)
(Houston)
<
5%
Mobile
&
Ohio
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
——
RR.,
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5
Gulf
preferred
(quar.)—t_—__—--—.
Oil
(quar.)
Stock
1
Co.—
convertible preferred
Gulf Life Insurance Co.
Gulf
9-19
—
Quarterly
Griesedieck
10-15
Insurance
Corp.
dividend
4%
2-24
14
(1398)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Per
Name of Company
Gulf
States
Land
When
Share
Holdere
Payable
Per
of Reo.
Name of
Industries—
&
La Salle
Company
Extension
University
(quar.)
15c
.
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
Quarterly
5%
Series
H-C
Series
H-DA
(from
—:
ordinary
(froip
Hart
Hwtfield Stores
Inc.
6%
10-31
10-
10-31
40c
—
6c
preferred
37V&C
(quar.)—
<
10-
1
t$l
_
55c
<
10-10
11-
Worts,
12-15
9-30
4.16%
10-28
4.44%
Hoover Ball 6c
(quar.)
Horn & Hardart (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Hot Shoppes Inc., common
11-
.10-
11-' 1
12-13
12-
1
12-13
1210-
1
12V'2C
50c
10-10
7
1
25o
Syracuse,'Inc.
(N.
Y.),
10-31
10-15
50c
11-
10-17
15c
.
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
1
60c
11-
10c
11-1 '•
30c
10-15
9-30
93 %C
10-15
•
(quar.)_j
10-15
1
10-20
10-20
'
4.40%-
preferred
___
_
(quar.)_
4\'z %
*
;1_
$1.10
10-15
(quar.)__
t20c
10-15
110c
10-15
10-15
9-15
Electric
-
5%
series
B
preferred
9-15
10-15
11-
1
10-15
10-15
10-
11-
1
10-17
12c
10-15
11-
1
11-
1
37y2c
10-15
10-
11-14
$3
1-2-59
pfd. (quar.)
125c
10-15
9-30
'from -investment
from
>
Insurance
and
12-
Co.
of
50c
A
America
Ltd.—
class
preference
(quar.)
Ltd.,
preferred
Investors Funding, class A
com.
Investors Stock
$4.22
Gas &
&
Jewel
Tea
Journal
Co.,
3%%
Publishing
4.20%
4.35%
preferred
Kearney.
10-
1
10-10
10-
1
10-10
10-
1
10-
10-20
11-
10-20
45c
12-
10-31
1111-
:
(quar.)
93 %c
(quar.)II
95c
-
come
from
Klag-Seeley
plus
net
a
7%
10-10
10-15
10-10
11-
1
10-15
9-22
12-
1
11-14
Bond
•
Fkmd
special
11-14
11-14
50c
10-15
10-15
9-30
10-
12-15
10-20
31 Vic
10-15
25c.
6%
9-30
10-15
10-
25C
1-15-59
1-8
25c
2nd-
4-15-59
1-15-59
1-
8
10-15
10-
4
4-15
53c
10-15
9-30
9-30
10-15
National Biscuit,
Cash
11-14
10-19
$1.75
11-
(quar.)
13*ic
11-
1
1
10-21
:
11-
11-14
ylO-
6
10-16
10-24
9-30
10-
6
10-30
10-16
11-
10-
1
Power
&
preferred
6%
Ltd.
$4.36
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
12- -1
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
60c
10-10
1%
11-
9-29
5
10-15
10-27
10-
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
50c
10-15
9-
5
150
(quar.)
10- 8
9-
5
10-15
9-30
j25c
Fuel
Pennsylvania
4.64%
10-31
10-15
11-29
11-14
11-29
11-14
10-15
9-19
$1.50
<s-a)_
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
6c
10-15
9-30
37V2c
10-15
9-30
-
of Narda Ultrf
National
National
Lead
Securities
Quarterly
ment
*
Co.,
National
6%
&
_____
]
2,/2%
12%c
'
50c
>
4.25%
Research
10-
6-'
10-15
10-15"
11-
25c
10-15
1
r
10-
1
9-18
9-22
10-15
10-31
10-14
10-15
9-30
from
net
11-17
10-15
Power Co.,
$1.50
1-2-59
11-
3
12- S
10-
9
10-15
9-26
10-31
10-15
10-31
10-15
10-15
9-19
10-15
9-19
$1.18%
10-15
9-19
10-15
9-19
12-19
$1.18%
10c
12-30
40c
10-10
$1.29
10-10
9-30
$1.13
10-10
"9-30
$1.54
—_
Cement
&
•
10-15
9-30
10-25
10-10
2%c
"1-2-59
10-31
10-
$1.25
12-1
11-19
12-
1
11-14
11-17
10-15
11-
10-
3IV4C
J45c
t$1.50
$4
25c
iquar.)
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
$1.06%
12-
11-14
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
13y2c
—
pfd.
1
15c
25c
(qtiar.)
(quar.)
10-13
10-10
95c
11-
1
$1.07y2
11-
1
10-10
$1.10
11-
1
10-10
$1.17
11-1
10-10
$2.50
10-10
10- 1
75c
10-15
——
(quar.)
(quar,)
10-10
.
9-19
$1
(quar.)
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
12%c
(quar.)_.
preferred
11-
97y2c
10-15
9-15
$1.25
10-20
10-
6
$1
10-15
10-
1
62%o
11- 1
10-20
$1
10-15
10-
11-
10-15
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
Lake Erie RR. (irregular)-—
6c
12- 1
$1.16
pfd.
$2.50 convertible preferred
Pittsburgh
3
6
$1.06
-—
tquar.)
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—
12-18
(Me.)—
(quar.)
Northern Ry.
9-30
50c
Philippine Long Distance Telephone
Mills,
-
\
—
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pillsbury
9-30
'
"$1^0
preferred
Piedmont
10-10
10-10
25c
common
9-30
12%c
:
—
(quar.)
Inc.,
•
$1.41
pfd.
4.24%
& Gear
•
9-19
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3.90%
3
Portable Electric Tools—
dividend
Stock
—!
25%
———~
Pittston Company, common
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)_-—
Plymouth Cordage Co. (quar.)—:
30c
'
Porter
iH.
10-10
10-20
10-10
10-17
10-
65c
$1.06%
Co. (Pa.) 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Lfght Co. (Me.)—
$5 preferred (quar.)____
Portland General Electric (quar.)___
10-31
10-15
1
Gas
Edison
1
,10-24
87%c.
K.)
Portland
4.70%
Co.,
3.60%
pfd.
$1-25
of Canada, Ltd.—
6%
;
—-
'
Preway,
Public
Inc.
"
&
Co.
of
.
10-15
12-
1
5
9-30
10-14
10-14
.
9-19
9-19
11-18
10c
Co.
(quar.)
Gamble Co., 8% pfd.
Service
*!.
10-15
25c
(quar.)
10-
1
11-1
t75c
157c
(quar.)—
10-10
9-30
25c
12- 1
11-15
$2
Gardner
Procter
11-
*
4V2% preferred (quar )_-
Prince
^10-15
90c-
$1.17V'2
"
preferred (quar.)—
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
10-15
30c
'
(quar.>—
preferred B_ (quar.)—;—_
Power Corp.
»
10-15
(quar.)
Colorado—
9-25
'
(quar.)
,
45c
11-
1
10-10
12- 1
11-14
11-14
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06%
12-
1
(quar.)
$1.16
12-
1
4.64%
invest¬
11-1
10-15
10-15
—_—
preferred
(quar.)
4.68% preferred (quar.)
philadephia & Trenton RR.
4%
1
'10-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
General Bottlers
Morris,
1
10-
1
$1.09
4.40%
Philip
11-
$1.10
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.08%
4.30%
10-
10-15
$1.25
(quar.)__
preferred
Common
Corp.—
distribution
12-15
ioOc
$1.12Ys
$5
common
Machine
Permanente
!
10-31
10-30
2%
J5c
(quar.)
' 11-17
30c
27%c
B
10-1
—
$1.05
11-14
income
Dividend
National
Bond
National
Balanced
National
pfd.
-.'V'--
held*
(quar.)___
3
10-15
60c
(quar.)
Potomac
*
Co.
3
10-
'25c
—
Corp.,
preferred
Pepsi-Cola
•
Welding Machine (quar.)
Gas
10-
10-24
15c
pfd.
voting (quar.)
Common non-voting
Co.
(quar.)
10-13
10-24
Common
6
6c
.
10-23
-
291Jc
(quar.),
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.
Perkins
$1.65
common
10-15
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Ltd.,
9-30
10-15
(s-a)__—:
(quar.)__
Electronics
preferred
9-30
—
Light Co.,
(quar.)—
preferred
Penman's,
,
,
'
•
16-15-
37Vic
■
$6
10-15
•
11-14
(quar.)
Parkersburg-Aetna
9-26
12-15
37y2c
2
9-20
11-14
—
preferred (quar.);
6.16% preferred (quar.)_.
:
5.64%
preferred (quar.)
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph—
3
10-21
$1.05
10-
$1.44
s
preferred (quar.)
Pacific Outdoor Advertising Co
7
$1.50
10^15
-':
.
(quar.)
preferred
Peabody Coal, 5%
1
10-
(quar.)
9-30
1
20c
-
i.
Packard-Bell
35c
Register
National Electric
*
11-25
115(0
Bark Chemical Co.—
;
8%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Parke, Davis & Co. (quar.)
10-31
;
11-
113%c
—
yio- 9
18c
C
11- 3
10-15
50c
10-20"
125c
10-20
$1.25
sonics Corp. for each 50 6hares
National Airlines (stock
dividend)-.
National Bellas Hess (s-a)
9-30
1$1.75
3
9-26
Stock.dividend,(one share
9-30
10-17
12-
10-15
Co.
-10-15
50c
B (quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
11-; 1
1
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd,
Class A (quar.)
10-15
11-29
15c
System, Inc., common
preferred* (quur.}_
National
25c
A
5%
50c
& Telegraph
9-30
10-10
—:—__
Lighting Corp.,
Pacific
9-29
1
40c
(quar.)_
National Chemical
&'Mfg. (stock divid.)_l_
4%
(quar.)
9-16
11-
25c
National
~~
pfd.
-
'
22c
Corp.
10- 8
10-15
Investment
(quar.)
convertible
10-17
$1.06'A
(quar.)
10-15
10-10
4,
(quar.)
$4.75
10-17
11-
Narda Microwave—
8
$1.25
Pacific
10-31
20c
11-14
10-30
20c
$1.06
.
(quar.)—
Electric Co. (quar.)
&
Preferred
10-31
$1.14
6c
—_—
preferred
Gas
preferred
11-29
(quar.)
Extra
Mutual
10-10
4.75%
$4.75
10-15
(quar.)^
Quarterly
Mortgage
;
i
Pacific
preferred
preferred
10-15
States Telephone
J25c
10-17
10-24
47%c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Pacific Hawaiian Products
$4.50
lOc
10-16
10-17
1
40c
Co.,
J$1.50
$4.40
$1.12%
(quar.)
Mutual
1
1-2-59
11-
(quar.)
Diablo Co.
1
•
1
1"
10-31
20c
—
(quar.)__
Corp., 5%
7
$1.10
11-
9-30
1%
9-30
5c
Ward & Co., common
Chemical Co. (quar.)
Mountain
8c
profits)
preferred - (quar.)
KuWman Electric Co., 5Vi%
;
Extra
1
Co.—
Terminals Co.
10-31
ic
11-14
1
series
distribution of
2
2%
11-
20c-*11-
283qc
dividend
Coast
10-20
1
Mount
1
■
*"
income)
12-
31-
11-14
J22%c
•
(quar.)
11-20
$1.09
1
87V/aC
~~
«
10-10
12-31
dividend)
Motorola,
12-
1
.
10-15
3
(quar.)
12-
22 V2C
4
-
1
11-
$1.25
Inc. (quar.)
Mount Royal Rice Mills, Ltd.
5c
•
11-
10-24
1
Power Co., common
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)__
$6
.
•
10-15
t30c
$4.20
12-
__
1
1
1
50c
Montana
12-
__
"
1
10-
11-
2673c
Pacific RR., class A
(quar.)
Molybdenum Corp. of Amer. (stock dividend)
10-17
9-30
4.52%
Missouri
25c
(quar.)
Kingwood Oil (stock dividend)
Knudsec Creamery, 60c
preferred
•*
1
V
-investment
realized
11-
Wire
Co.
t40c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.05
Keystone Appreciation
Common Stock Fund
scries S-3 (14c from
net investment in,
r
net
Common
$1.12 y2
IIIIIIIII
I„I
10-
10-31
Mississippi Power & Light Co.—
$1.08 3A
I
(quar.)
10-31
5c
$1
H"
_
10-27
20c
(s-a)
preferred
preferred
9-3D
10-15
(quar.)
Pacific Finance
Stock
«
Co.
10-15
iquar.)_
convertible preferred
Elevator
30c
Corp. (increased)
Mississippi Glass (quar.)
7
53i%
9-30
Mission
4.36%
4.56%
:
Pacific
A
Co.
9-30
10-15
12%c.,
Owens-Corning Flberglas Corp. (quar.).
Oxford Paper
(reduced)_____—_—_
25c
(monthly)
(quar.)_.
Rhoads, Inc., 4V^% pfd. (quar.)
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie
RR.
10-15
(quar.)
9-10
15c
&
Montrose
Income-Fund (monthly)
B-2 '(from
11-
9-15
10c
(stock
9-30
preferred (quar.)___^_'< $1.12%(t* 10-3F
Inc. (quar.)—7%c ■; 10-10
preferred
9-22
(quar.)
8
9-30
9-30
9-22
Laboratories
Class
Miller
10-15
12-10 '
1
7%
10-14
Stern & Co.—
10-24
9-30
(quar.)
(s-a)
(quar,)_-_.
f$l
Montgomery
common
Keystone-Medium-Grade
'
i20c
'
Keystone Custodian Funds
-
Co.
Common
10-15
(s-a)
10-
$1.02%
Orange & Rockland Utilities Inc.-—
10-15
preferred
10-30
10-15
convertible preferred
}20c
Mississippi Valley Barge Line (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Public Serviceiy2%
10-
1
10-15
(quar.)
II-IIIIIII
$1.25 ^convertible
preferred
Kerr
Michaels
1
10-10
11-
$i
Corp.
Inc.,
2nd
conv.
Miles
10-10
25c
(quar.)
Common (quar.)
Common (quar.)
5% preferred (s-a)-
$4
issue
9-15
10-15
7 Vic
Kellogg Co., 3Vi% prelerred
(quar.)
Kennedy's, rinc., common (quar.)_;
Kentucky Stone,
Co.,
9-15
15c
preferred '(quar.)
< James R.)
&
10-15
•
-
10-15
called
for
redemption
on
Oct. 24, 1958 at $105 plus this
payment).
5%
4Vi%- preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Southern
Ry.
4% -preferred
(quar.)
.
Merck
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
I
10-15
50c
(quar.)
9-19
9-19
10-20
Extra
4ya% preferred (quar.)
Window Corp. (quar.)2
Miciiigan Gas & Electric Co.—
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
s
(quar.)]
,
$30c
(quar.)
9-19
10-14
10-14
$1.04
Electric
Valet,
2%
com.
10-14
4%%
tl7V/2C
Miami
10 Vic
(Ottawa), Ltd.
9^15
iy4c
Distilleries, Ltd.—
participating preferred
6%
6%
■51,2%
10-10
tl5c
9-22
9-22
-
,
$1.023/4
common
Ontario Steel Products
9-30
10-15
10-15
9c
A
9-19
Light—
Kansas City Power &
Light—
3.80 % f preferred
(quar.)
4% preferred
10-20
50c
$25c
9-30
$1.06
preferred
32V2C
'
i
4%
10-15
9c
.
preferred (quar.)
Jersey Investment Co., (N\
6%
preferred (quar.)
9-24
(quar.)
1
1
•
%o'-15
Jockey Club, Ltd.—
preferred class A .(quar.)____.
"
Otis
10-15
'
4%
10-10
(quar.)
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.
9C
(quar.)_T
Power
9-24
13c
"J,
1111.
,
Ontario
10-10
income
:
/
90c
(quar.)
preferred
Company
Corp.,
One-Hour
'
4c
3%
Mcyercord
175c
common
Oliver
]
9-19
$1.09
Electric,
4.24%
Okonite
11-
.
25c
(quar.)_—
&
3
10-10
$1.02
(quar.)
preferred
10-10
dividend
Class B
'
4%
10-15
;
(increased)
(quar.)__
9-15
37.%0
dividend
Jersey Central
Corp.
10-10
~
>
1
income)
10-31
I
8
10-31
62%c
...
Hegler Zinc Co
10-15
-
10-
Gas
12-
(Minn.)—
:
Steel
11-18
10-24
22c
,
(quar.)_
Airlines,
Oklahoma
t$1.25
.
McGrcgor-Doniger, Inc., class
10-10
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
Co.,
Stock
from net
&
10-15
1
1
(quar.)
.
9-30
12-15
.1-2-59
$1.25
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.
Oiigear Company
8
9-30
(quar.)__
(quar.)_-l
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.,
4%
preferred (quar.)
1
9-30
11-
9-30
10-
common
Power
preferred
Northwestern
9-30
1
Gas,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone, Ltd.
4.60%
10-15
Y.)
160C
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
10-15
$1
I und
preferred
10-
•
15c
preferred
11-
.
$4.36
(N.
50c
Investors Trust (Rhode
Island)"—
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)
Extra
Iowa-Illinois
inc.
$1
11-
$1.50
Co.
140c
(quar.)_I__IIIIII~~
preferred
Investment
10-15
10-15
1
10-27
-
preferred
Northwest
9-15
10-15
35c
; ~
9-24
10-15
-tl5c
-
10-16
6
'
30c i:
Northland Utilities, Ltd.
10-15
10-25
$1.06V4
(quar.)
115c
(quar.)
,
3%
McCall
(Entire
Class B
.
1
'
convertible
1
10-15
25c
$1.50
from
$12c
(quar.)_
11-
*25c
-
10-
11-10
$62%c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Northern
"
iquar.)
com.
45c
Quarterly
:
Investment Inundation,
6%
11-
62 Vic
_
International Harvester Co., com.
(quar.)
International Holdings Ltd
International- Milling, 4%. preferred
(quar.)
International Telephone &
Telegraph Corp.—
r
t22%C
'
...
]
15c
- 50c
;
(quar.)
Indiana Public Service—
$4.16
9-30
11-28
11-10
40c
-
quarterly
$4.11
9-30
10-15
Melchers
(quar.)_
International Bronze Powders, Ltd.
10-15
McLean Trucking Co.
(quar.)
McQuay-Norris Mfg. (qt;ar.)
18c
North
Breweries,
20c
series
Engineering Works—
preferred
preferred
preferred
•
-
12-15
____
$4.10
10-15
>:
-
—
$4.08
(Kentucky)—
;
1956
Illinois
I
9-30
11-1
25c
-
—
%
$3.60
10-10
'■
3
13c
security profits)
Interior
,i
income
1
31V4c
Co.
11-
(quar.-)
*
Common
'
$1.11
10-10
4.22%-
r
10-10
Trust
convertible
preferred
Northern States
10-10
Stock dividend
McCube Ctrain, Ltd., class A
Class B (quar.)
'
-
(5c
10-23
1
1
1
"
preferred <quar.)—_________
$1.06%
preferred (quar.);
$1.13
preferred
4quar.j
_\ • $1.06
Northern Pacific Ry. (quar.50c
Northern Quebec Power, Ltd., com.
(quar.)
•
+40c
1
(2c
preferred
Matthiessen
10-31
10-15
.
11-
10-15
9-24
-
(q«ar.)^___
Corp. fquar.)____
Refractories
<quar.)__
preferred
4 Va
1
11c from capital gains)
Tire & Rubber," com.
Stock
20c
10-30
Inland
10-
11-
35c
Coal
4V'*%
4
10-10
11-
(quar.).
shares
V (Quarterly
2
115c
Natural Gas Co.
Ltd., 5%
Institutional Shares Ltd.—
Institutional Growth Fund—
10-14
30c-
Star'OH, Ltd., class A-(quaT. )__„.
5%
2-ltt
1
10-15
-
'
11-17
11-
$1.75
7% preferred (quar.)
Masonite Corp. (stock dividend)—
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
10-15
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Maritime Telegraph 6c Telephone
Co., Ltd.—
Common
(quar.) i.
10-15
37y2c
Ingersoll-Rand :Co., 6% preferred
(s-a)__
Ingrain '& Bell, Ltd., 60c preference
(quar.)
.
6%
Light Co.—
shares
12-10
11-1
$1.50
preferred
American
Northern
11-
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd.
Marine Midland Corp.—
9-25
31 Vic
_
2-19
$1.05
...
Manufacturers
1
35c
i
Common (quar.)
Industria Electrica de
Mexico, S.A.—
American
1
_
Indian Head Mills, $1.25
pfd. (quar.)
r
$1.50- preferred (quar.)
,
12-15
11-
57 V2C
—
(quar.)
Incorporated Income Fund.
6c
'
12-30
$1.25
___
10-10
11-17
30c
(Ohio)
10-
25c
investment income and
undistributed
capital
accum.
Increased
$1.24
Mansfield
4%
Illinois Brick Co.
Indianapolis Power
.
$1
(quar.)
I. T. E. Circuit Breaker
t
4.60% preferred (quar.)
8172B
<
pfd.
and 2c from capital gains)
.Paper shares (2c from investment
9-30
'•
Huttlg
.
1
•
9-15
140c
_
*
; •
10-15
Western Ry.—
Northern
11-
/
10-15
40c
______
&
$2.50
12-15
12-10
•'
-
<quar.)__
pfd. (quar.)9334c
(Md:)— * * '
' '
Corp.
adjust,
North
(quar.)
prelerred
and
6.40% rpreferred
(quar.)
Sash--& Door
5% preferred (quar,) ___;
Hygrade Food Products Corp,—
4% series-A preferred (quar.)
12-31
;•
-
com.
Ameriean -Aviation
10-20
1
Co.
American
North
1
20c
Macy (R. H.) 6c Co., 4V4% pfd. A (quur.)
4% preferred B (quar.)
Mading Drug Stores (quar.)
:.
Mailman, Ltd., 5%' preferred (quar.)
1
Mallory (P. R.) & Co;, 5% preferred (quar.)
Managed Funds, Inc.—
HughesrOwens Co.,* Ltd.
80c convertible class A common
Class B common (quar.):
4%
(quar.)
MacAndrews & Forbes Co.,
6%
preferred
(quar.)
9-30
'
*
11-
$1.10 3-10-59
:
Lowney (Walter M.), Ltd. (quar.)
Lynchburg Gas Co. (quar.-)
9-30
$1
(quar.)
com.
18-
10-24
(quax.
North
9-29
10-15
10-24
11-24
<quar.)_
North
1
11-
10-10
40c
$1.10
Electric
&
Assn.
gains)
10-15
50c
(quar.)...
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
'
9-30
11-
40c
Gas
Cloth
current
from
Norfolk
10-27
Lower St. Lawrence Power
Co., Ltd.—
9-30
1
15c
I '4% preferred C
(quar.)
Household Finance Corp., common
3%% preferred - <quar.)—
4% preferred -(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
Common
•
7
5%
Class B
Hotel
4.96%
■V
20c
10-10
3
1
Share
Northern
(quar.)
10-15
10-15
$1.12%
12-
50c 3-10-59
Lord
•
306
:
10-15
12-
12V4C
:
.......
10-30
1
11-
25c
9-25
11-24
25c
Telephone
(15c from
10-10
96
gtd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Baltimore Hotel, 7% 2nd
Louisiana Power 6c Light—
Wire
prefeflred
Niagara
10-10
10-25
20-25
10-15
•
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 334%
(Fort
1
11-10
37V2C
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Special
capital
10-10
30o
.
10-25
31V*c~
Insurance
(extra)
RR.
guaranteed
450
-
15c"
31 Vic
...
1
•5% convertible preferred (quar.)
(Hencry)->& Co. (stock dividend)
Homasote Company, common (increased-)—
5% preferred (quar.)„
10-15
11-
12 Vic
Holt
(N. Y.)
Bearing Co.
Ind.)
Life
Original
10-28
Ltd.
G & W. Ltd.)
Co., $1 class A (accum.)
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
10-31
25C
National
Louisville
6c
Home Insurance Co.
6c Sons,
Wayne,
50c
6c
J 25C
Portland
60C
>
(quar.)
10-15
Original capital - (quar.)..
Long Island Lighting- (quar.)_-.v.-'i'_-.i
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
(quar.).:
11-
15c
common
10-21
10-31
11-15
$2 Vac
(quar.)
Jl5c
J5c
Ltd.
——
Newark
10-15
f30c
10-31
(quar.)
York
6%
—:—.——
(quar.):
3.85% preferred
Special
9-23
1
10-15
10-31
10-3
11-15
Ltd
Jersey Natural Gas Co.,
New
9-10
10-31
11-14
35c
$1.25
„
(R.)
(J.)
Little Miami
;
,
10-15
tl5c
Quarterly
9-30
10-10
(See Walker <H.)
>
Hoe
.
.>
10-10
(quar.)
Gooderham
7
10-31
10-31
56 %c
■
Extra
Walker
10-
45C
preferred class A (quar.)—
Powder, 6 %) preferred < quar.)
Light Co.,
(Edward) Lumber
2
93 %c
(quar.)—
Hercules
Electric
10-
10-27
J15C
Northrup Co., common (quar.).—_
A- (quar.)
:—
Lincoln
(quar.).—,
Products
Co.
10-25
20c
New
9-15
10-24
35c
60c
Telephone,
New England Gas & Electric
9-30
5%
Cement Co.
(quar.)
Corp.
Lerner Stores Corp.* common'
(quar;)---.
4Va % preferred (quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance'(South Carolina)—
6
10-
11-10
10-15'
$l5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mines,
Holdere
Payable of Ree.
"
J40c
__________—____
2
i
(quar.)__>—
B
common
(quar.)____
Extra
Lehman
6
\
<H. J.) Co., common (quar.)___.
Heppenstall Co.. 4Vi %' preferred (quar.)
Mfg.
Lees
Lehigh
10-
10-31
10-
10-15
15c
(quar.)
preferred
10-6
10-15
10-15
45c
preferred
10- 6
27V'2C
>
—_—
1—
(Reduced—annually)
Hpcht Company, common
Gallon
6c
5Va
6
Heinz
Hercules
preferred
10-15
15c
__
Brunswick
Dickenson
'
10-15
10-
New
New
——.—.— —
(quaa)—.
10-15
10-15
12-15
12-10
593/aC
rquaf.)~~
250
-U
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
.9-30
21 Vic
12-31
Acceptance, Ltd.—
A
B
5%
Co.,
12-31
——
$1.20 preferred
6
Meter
prelerred
Common
(quar.)_
Class
5%
25c
(quar.)
Dividend
25c
pre/erred (quar.)
3%%
10-15
Neptune
When
Share
Corp., Ltd.
Products Canada, Ltd
Neon
10-31
Company
Steel"Car.
Extra
preferred
Class
-
■
—
Hayes Industries, Inc. (quar.)—f——
Hayes Steel Products, Ltd.—
.
i
10-
.
12-28
1
Name of
tl5o
(quar.)__.:_—
Candy Shops, Inc.—
Secord
Leeds
Electric,
5Vi% prelerred
Hiram
10-15
12-
,
National
Co.,
Industries
Laurentide
10-10
i:'{
50c
1-9-59
,
9-28
115c
preferred
Stock
10-10
1
Insur¬
<
Haydock Fund, Inc.
Hines
Laura
9-25
1
11-
•
Par
_
of Bee.
10- 9
$2.40
—
Sessions
convertible
$1.80
6
11-
56 Vic
UOc
Monday, October 6, 1958
.
Holdere
Payable
Langendorf United Bakeries—
10-27
10-10
75c
.
,
10-
11-20
nvzc
—
(quar.)—
preferred E tqw)
4V4%
Hilo
10-20
(s-a)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
6c
4.75%
10-10
(quar.)—
-com.
B
LaiiSton
5% preferred B sfiquar.)—
5% preferred D (quur.)—
Higbie
1
3c
__
'convertible
7%
1
Lithographing Co.—
Hawaiian
59c
10-
1
(quar.)
A
Class
5
62 V2c
income)
(s-a)
(quar.)
Boiler Inspection
(quar.)
ance
11-
10-31
3c
preferred
Havana
11-17
$1.50
HartfordElectric 'Light Co.,
Hartford -Steam
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd.
Lambert (Alfred) Inc.—
Lamson
income)
ordinary
Marx
6c
11-3
.
(quar.)—
Scbaffner
4Vi%
f$1.25
—.
.
.
Hancock Oil Co., 5% preferred
Harbison-Walker Refractories
6% preferred
1
Class
(quar.)
Inc.—
7
12-
Ltd.
Co.
preferred
Hamilton Funds,
.
15c
t30c
•—
Hamilton Cotton
When
Share
.
.
Shares
series
series
Corp.
(quar.)
10-15
9-3$
4c
series
5c
10-15
9-38
lie
10-15
9-30
12c
10-15
9-30
Quaker
City Life Insurance (s-a)
Quaker Oats, common (increased)
f
6%
preferred (quar.)
(Continued
on
75c
10-15
50c
$1.50
10-20
10-20
Page 48)
10-
1
9-24
9-24
:
Volume 188
Number 5783
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1399)
—
Stock Record
»
New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME (F TRUNIN
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOOK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Tear 1957
-lowest
33% Jun 17
51% July 15
104ft May 22
17ft Jun 10
64% May 17
87% Feb 12
82
.»
Nov 13
II14 Jan
2
36Tb Dec
30
12 ft Oct
21
Dec
Lowest
27
Highest
30ft Jan
3
43% Jan 13
102ft Jan
14
40
■
Jan
3
JUn
Abacus Fund
5
67 ft Sep
29
20 ft
87% July 15
-16ft May 27
38% Jan
8
EXCHANGE
2
Mar
24'
26
9
2
26 ft Sep
24ft Jan
6
1
31% July
45ft Oct 21
23 ft Dec 30
155
July
2
13 ft Dec
70
20
3ft Dec 30
Oct
3
•
248
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining.
2
19 ft Oct
14
Jan
2
72
Jan
16
21ft Sep 22
60
Apr 30
146
28ft Dec 30
Sep
65%
17
Apr~~3
110% Jun
22
14ft Apr
30ft Jan
13
91
2
Apr 18
16 ft Nov 25
12% Jan
98% Jan
3
95 ft Oct
2
20% NOV 26
23 ft July
S
72 ft Apr 29
21
Jan
2
33% Jun
16
35% Jun 12
49% Mar 24
27
40% Oct
Oct
4
25ft Dec 30
30% Jan
8
12
Nov
7
22% Aug 13
35
Dec
30
47% Jun 19
59
70ft Dec 20
82
20ft Dec
36 ft May
87
17
Nov
6
119
23ft Nov »
.
30
Jan
2
10ft May 19
35% Jan
2
74
Jan
6
30
May 16
t
4
27
Jan
2
8
26
Jun 25
I
•0% Jan
90
Jan 10
24% Nov 13
29ft Jan 16
53ft July 3
27% Jan 21
Dec 31
88ft Nov 13
59
Oct
147ft Jun
22
14
70% Aug 16
24ft Jan
3
Dec 30
77
Oct 30
31% Jan
81
113
Jan
2
14% Jan
a
24% Oct
a
116ft Oct
13
a
27ft Apr
7
21
Sep
5
66
16ft Oct
11
27
32 ft Dec 31
44 ft July 28
108ft Apr 24
39
Oct
66ft May 29
27% Sep 16
2
43% Sep
11% Dec 18
24% Jan
4
13
Jan
1
Oct
Aug
8
3ft Oct 22
20ft May 3
6% July 11
19
Jan
t
20 ft Sep
22
3% Jan
a
37ft NOV 27
45% July 25
42ft Mar 7
*1 ft
7% Sep 25
51% Oct
3
8
93ft Feb 27
35ft Oct 22
48ft July 15
19ft Jan 17
23% Oct 22
29% Oct 22
29 ft Apr 30
25
11% May 7
13% Dec 80
39% May 22
17% Aug 27
27% Jan 14
3d
49
Oct
21
19ft Dec 30
7
Oct 28
16% Jan
75
Jan
7
5
73
Jan 19
13
Jan
I
94
Jan
31
12% Oct 22
13
Feb 17
15 ft Jan
17% Jun 11
16
Jan
06
Jan
93
Oct
10
29 ft Oct
22
102
May 27
43% July 16
Aug 28
83
79
41
Jan 21
Feb
4
16
Oct 22
58% July 18
28% Jun 13
88
Jun 28
99ft Feb
20% Dec 20
29
24
Dec
31
11
Nov 14
11
5ft Jan
Jan
a
11
Jan
Jan
l
107 ft
*105
105 ft
*100
104
•100
104"
•102
104
138
*135
140
•130 ft
135
•130
138
35ft Dec 31
133ft Nov
4
39ft Oct 18
113
45% Jan
Oct 30
16
29
Jan 28
2
Jan
117% Jan
47% Jan
3
27% Jan
45 ft Mar 12
67% Dec 31
65ft Jan
a
22ft Nov
40
25% Feb 12
Oct
24
7% Oct 24
160
Oct
12
22
25
Dec
Nov
30
22 ft Oct
4
167% Jan
2
4
19ft Oct 22
33% Aug
72% Jan.
5
22% Jan
2
9
40
81
2
46 ft Jun
84
2
32ft Dec 30
22ft Oct 21
#149.87y2
30
11
41
Jan
7
88
Jan
2
-
33
Jan
2
22
Jan
13
Dec
43% May 31
dividend.
Jan 13
95ft May 9
50ft July 12
45
Aug 29
For
all
.
other
97
95 Va
97
15
15
94 ft
95 ft
29%
30
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
44%
48
48
48 ft
48 ft
50
49%
50
77%
77%
77%
77
77%
*76ft
340
28 ft
28 ft
28 ft
28%
76%
28 y®
76%
28 ft
28 ft
31,200
preferred—
104
104
28%
103 ft •03 ft
35%
35%
l
103%
104
77 ft
28%
28ft
105 ft 105ft
103
10,100
2,900
6,900
8,900
107
1,300
35%
35%
35%
35%
36
mi
3234
32
82%
31%
32 ft
31ft
3%
31%
36%
32 ft
5,200
151,100
86
87 Tli
87 ft
87%
86
87 ft
85ft
80%
89
89%
26,100
34 ft
35%
34
35
37 ft
*37
convertible
conv
*34 ft
35
37
*37
37 ft
*36 ft
47
47
47
47%
46%
110ft
111
ft
78
77 ft
23
23 ft
115
*110
42 ft
42%
1
37%
10
50
37%
23%
79
23 ft
22%
110
110
115
42%
112 ft.
78%
78 ft
78 ft
23
*110
47
42%
42%
43
107
107
107
38
38
38 ft
63
37 ft
•62
63 ft
.
Inc
common
7ft
1
NO par
Products
Ice Co common
37 ft
46 Va
47
111%
112%
42 ft
108
38ft
24%
25 ft
42ft
41%
42%
24%
41%
20%
49 ft
38%
43 ft
•87 ft
7%
39
24%
24%
42%
20%
21
19%
19%
7%
7 y®
49%
7V4
50%
50
49%
39
38%
38%
38%
38%
50%
51
50
50%
50
50
79%
80
79
79 ft
78%
78%
42
38%
2,200
63 ft
•62
42
20%
50
70
39
•
25ft
49 Va
50
400
1,800
42y2
108
42 ft
20%
*'■
,
42
63ft
20ft
20
7%
19,300
1,500
99,300
112%
82%
•106
39
*19%
7ft
20%
20
79ft
2,500
23%
24%
116% 116%
42%
108
•62
25%
7%
111
79%
79%
23 ft
24ft
114% 115
41ft
20%
300
37 ft
46ft
25 ft
20
210
35
37 ft
42%
Broadcasting-Paramount
•33
46%
26 ft
25%
42 ft
111
112%
*62
63
•62
111ft
*105
105
105
100
preferred—
35
37
preferred—100
preferred
35%
*34 ft
38%
42 ft
41
41%
*87ft
89 Va
88
88
20 ft
7
50%
38%
.7%
51%
38%
56
•49%
80
40ft
•86
6,400
37,700
20%
20
•19%
,
38,200
.
-
/
300
15,700
40,500
3,000
1,900
81
5,600
40%
2,200
89
240
51%
52%
52 Ya
53 %
51%
52%
51ft
52%
51%
51%
36 ft
36%
36
36%
35
35 Va
35 ft ' 35%
35%
35%
43%
43 %
43%
44%
44%
43%
44 y2
22 ft
22 ft
*22%
23 y4
*22%
23'A
•21ft
22%
•21ft
22%
200
22%
23 ft
23 %
23 ft
44
22%
23 ft
22%
22%
22%
22%
4,400
•42 ft
43%
*42
44
*43
44
♦42 ft
44
•42 ft
44
44
44 ft
51,400
2,200
13,500
26%
27
ft
26%
27%
27
26%
27 ft
26%
27 y4
16 ft
16 ft
16 Vo
16 Va
15%
16%
15%
16
16 y®
16%
30%
31%
30%
31%
82
82
82
82
4,200
25,300
7,600
1,900
112
11,300
27 ft
30 ft
31ft
31
31%
30%
31
83 ft
83 ft
83
83
83
83
107%
107
108 ft
17
111ft
113
*15%
16%
16
109
*16 ft
*105
*105
113%
16
109
*105
109
112ft
*15%
*105
113ft
111 ft
16
•15
16
109
•105
109
15%
15%
*15 ft
15%
15 ft
15 ft
15%
15%
19
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
99%
99%
*98 ft
99%
♦98 ft
99%
•98ft
45%
46 ft
45%
47 %
5ft
19%
99%
15%
19%
300
...
1,100
18,400
99%
20
47 V®
50,400
46 y4"
47
46 ft
99%
47 V®
*81 ft
83
*81 ft
83
*81 ft.
83
83
83
62%
63
62 %
63
61 y4
62
62
62
61
61%
2,200
24%
26
24%
25 V*
24%
25%
25 ft
25 Va
90,500
*96 ft
99
♦96 ft
99
99
100
2
22%
23y®
23 ft
;—100
7
—100
prior preferred
preferred
Products
com
20
American Molasses Co..
1
American Motors Corp
5
American Natural Gas Co..——25
No par
27
Co
7%
preferred
Co
100
10
—100
Amer Sugar
8
13% Sep 10
24
30
American Snuff
1
3
25
57ft Sep
3
May 13
38% Aug 25
100
8
Co
Refining common
7% preferred—
American Sumatra Tobacco
6%
page 26.
Preferred 6%
23%
27
•26
10
10
5,500
27
15
15
15
15
15
15
15 y®
15%
20%
19%
20%
20
20 ft
19%
20%
60 y»
61
61»/a
61%
61%
63
62
63
27ft
27%
2,300
202,600
11,300
ft
28 ft
27%
27%
27 Va
27 Va
27ft
27 ft
36%
36
36 ft
3631!
36%
36%
37 V®
37
37 y®
47%
47
47%
46%
47%
46%
47 Va
47
48 %
3,300
6.000
12,000
13%
58,800
46%
13 ft
*149
13%
153
13
%
*149
13%
13%
13%
149 Tk
149ft
149ft
31%
31 Va
31%
4,600
58 Va
58 ft
58ft
590
49 ft
25,200
31
31%
31%
31%
31 y4
31ft
31J/a
57 ft
57 ft
57 ft
58
57 Va
58
58
47%
142
48 ft
142
48%
xl4iy4
'
55%
*120
56 ft
124
*56
♦120
49
48
49 ft
141%
141%
56%
142
56%
56%
124
*120
124
•120
41
41%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 ft
34
lift
11%
lift
11%
11%
190%
192%
lift
189 ft
190%
189%
89
90
33%
32%
33%
33
12
11%
12
90
*33%
192%
90ft
89%
120%
34%
90ft
120%
120
92
120% 120 ft
35%
92
90
191
90%
89%
120
120ft
34%
35
14%
14%
14%
34%
14%
*27
27 ft
*27
27%
26
•26
26%
27
26%
*24 ft
25 ft
*24 ft
25 ft
*24 ft
29 y4
25
25
•24ft
14 ft
14%
14%
15
14ft
27%
34
14%
34%
14%
14%
34 ft
14%
14%
35 %
70
650
123 ft
32%
93%
33 ft
33%
34%
124
92
33%
90
33 ft
32%
120%
57
33 Va
89ft
33 ft
121
143
57
91
88%
120 ft
48 y4
141
57
33%
1
89%
•120
49
141ft
4iy®
25
25
191ft
•56 ft
153
40%
41%
89%
48%
140
•149
41%
40 ft
38%
12
13%
13 Vb
149 ft
13%
153
191%
Corp..
99
20%
38%
series
23 y4
•26
15
190 ft
American Water Works Co
•96 ft
20%
39%
25
com—5
25
Preferred 5ft % series——
25
American Zinc Lead 6s Smelting—1
Amphenol Electronics Corp——l
Anaconda Co
50
Anaconda Wire 6s Cable——No par
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
....6.25
$4 preferred
No par
Anderson Clayton 6s Co
21.80
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp.——10
American Viscose
23 ft
80 ft
5
—100
common———25
preferred
99
27
*26
27
*25
100
American Tobacco
23 y4
38%
American Tel 6s Tel Co
4
28ft Mar
Co
*96 ft
99
23 ft
84
35%
Building Co—No par
.No par
preferred
'24%
25%
46%
*81 Va
19%
Amer Smelt 6s Refg com
7%
22%
..
60
14%
American Optical
.
22%
27
*25
convertible preferred
American Stores
see
.
31%
93% Sep 30
footnotes see
'
47%
34ft Sep 15
34% Aug 13
32% Aug
■
4814
77%
July 16
41% Sep 30
57 ft Mar
I-
1,700
25,900
: 1,600
47%
common..—25
6% noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
1
57% Oct
170
15
95 ft
13%
6ft%
126
.
97
15
45%
40%
4%%
3
26 ft Mar 13
15% Sep 22
29% Aug
4
10ftJun
31ft Feb
97 ft
*96
12%
American Metal
16% July 11
7
May
95 ft
No par
Amer Metal Climax Inc common—l
8
19ft Mar
Dec 30
95 ft
tr e
43 ft
40ft
»%&
2
9% Oct 21
y45
97
ft
10
93%
noncumulative preferred—100
American International Corp——1
American Investment Co of HI
1
5
134ft Jun
35 ft Sep
23ft Jan 19
39% Deo 30
19,100
15
6%
30
57% Aug
119% Sep 15
25ft Jan
2
25 ft Jan 23
4
47%
12%
13
90 ft Sep
Jan
46%
-45%
40%
American
8
195 ft Sep
9% Jan
46%
12%
May
Jun
2
26
45%
40 Ya
American Ship
74% Feb 27
44% July 11
lift July 26
27 ft Feb
6
7
46%
13
American Seating
131ft Feb 14
'
45%
45
May 12
Aug 20
78% Jan 31
8% Oct 22
24
31ft Jan
8% Jan
-6
2
Jan
179% Mar
69% Aug 22
111% Aug 19
46%
40 ft
3
49 ft Sep
2
30
46
12%
10
68
2
Apr 24
34% Apr 25
46%
40 ft
3.90% preferred ——
Amer Machine 6s Metals
155
2
27 ft Dec 31
6
13,500
44%
American Home
1
14% Mar 13
48% Apr 10
35% Jan
2
123ft Feb 15
23%
93 ft
American Mach 6s Fdry common
32
43
23 ft
13
3
18
3
24%
45%
40 ft
30
22 ft Jan
Oct
24
12%
lun
157
140
25
90
1
155ft Jan 24
23%
43
149 ft Oct
97% July 8
63% Jun 11
135
25%
90
49% Aug
lift Jan ' 2
9
4
34ft Jan 10
20
*133 ft
24%
ft.
Co
...
1
Amer Potash 6s Chemical.—No par
Amer Rad & Std Sany com—...5
Apr
55,500
25%
15
American News
18 ft Jan
70
92
8
158
2,700
8ft
ft
6
15
8
15
39ft Mar
22
8
7%
8ft
93 ft
28% Aug
17ft Oct 21
TEx
8%
14%
3
52ft Dec 31
.
8%
19 V.
91%
0
Nov
'77
15 \
20% Jan
10ft Dec 24
21%
77
8
92 ft
48ft Jan
33 ft Oct
21ft
76 ft
8 ft
15
83ft May
141
18 ft
21ft
76ft
91ft
37% May 17
66% July 11
34% Sep 12
33% Apr
7
18%
21ft
77
77
*95
64ft Jan 31
3
18%
21ft
18%
20%
44%
18% Dec 23
22
4,500
18,000
17,400
3%
25
30% Oct 22
Oct
32 ft
160
3%
18%
77 ft
42%
24% Sep
9
27
Sep
9
15% Jun 17
a
t
3ft
21 ft
43 ft
99
8ft Mar 21
3%
138
Sugar com—10
prior preferred—
100
American Cyanamld Co
L—10
American Distilling Co—.—
20
American Electric Power Co
10
American Encaustic Tiling
-1
American Enka Corp
5
American European Secur
No par
American Export Lines Inc——40c
American 6s Foreign Power—No par
American Hardware Corp
12.50
American Hawaiian SS Co
—10
Sep 29
26ft Aug
4
16% Jun 12
7
32 ft
.
18%
90
Oct
*154
268
105 ft
4ft%
6
63
a
32 ft
32%*
*154 . 160
3ft
,? 3%
,
2,200
14,300
70ft
*258
40 ft
Inc
:
ft Sep
85ftJun
20ft Feb 28
22 ft May 1
69%
»
20%
American Crystal
Sep 29
47
69%
262
8ft
21% Sep 22
63
Jun 10
44
18 ft
51
111
160
:
27
*76 ft
80 ft
Apr 21
15% Sep 29
21ft July 28
a
68%
26,100
6,000
14-%
20 ft
-
77 ft
79
17% July 31
14
Jan
18%
21
50%
92
6
18%
21
3%
.No par
.No par
113% Oct
27
5
American Chain 6s Cable.
47ft Jan
8
17 ft Jan 17
July 31
July 31
*154
20
•255
.
32%':
32ft
160
3 ft
American Chicle Go
108
a
32ft Jan
78
3%
19%
95
15ft Aug 19
07Ji Jun
7
16% Jun
3
2
32%
2.60
14ft
20%
27%;:
<
14%
26 ft
800
20,200
2,900
4,000
4,970
1,300
62,800
23,400
2,430
52,500
2,300
2,800
25 y2
20
15%
28
27%
ft
27%
27%
28
27%
55%
56%
54%
55 Va
55
56 y4
57%
56 ft
66%
55
54 ft
55
54%
54ft
53%
54%
53 y4
54%
54
54 ft
30.000
7,500
65,300
1,570
57
56 Va
57
56
56%
56 ft
66ft
3,700
95
*90
14ft
14 ft
14 ft
14%
27 ft
28
54%
♦91
37 ft
29%
55%
95
37%
30%
*91
-
27
93
.
93
•90
95
*90
38
38
38 y4
37 ft
37%
37%
31»A
30%
31%
30%
31 y8
30ft
38%
-
30%
t
100
44%
Theatres
28% Aug 27
17% Aug 22
31ft Sep 18
a
84% Deo
12
32 ft
*154
69 ft
*254
14%
19%
26%
*
:
7,000.:
.
12 Tli
6%
45% May 2
23% Sep 15
24
Aug
8
44
Sep 22
S
10% Feb
Nov 29
32 ft
160
14%
14%
68 ft
69 ft
263
*19%
53% Sep
36% Sep
73ft NOV 26
92
*255
1
43 ft
Feb 24
11% Jan
68%
69
262
14 ft
,
82%
"
American Bosch Arma Corp
2
Amer Brake Shoe Co
—No par
15
96 ft Mar
14ft Jan
2
12ft Feb 12
19% Jan
•
1
17% Apr 23
23% Jan
2
135
Feb 18
16 ft Dec 23
1
38% Jan 2
13ft Jan 30
31ft Feb
10% Oct 21
70
Jun
67%
51
Sep 29
83% Aug 11
29ft Jan 17
80% Jan 3
Oct 24
28
7oft NOV 26
27ft-
42% Jan 21
37ft Sep 11
39ft Jan
2
62ft Jan
20ft
27
t% preferred
20
American Cable & Radio Corp
1
American Can Co common—
12.50
7*
preferred
—-25
21
t
B
20
15ft/
82
45 ft
tmer
2
20
27 ft
82
5,200
5,200
,
40 ft
2
19
64ft July
64
Sep
39ft Jan
19%
26%
31ft
82%
18
American Bank Note common
2
19% Feb 25
Jun 23
14%
26ft
•31
•„
12%
4ft%
33% Jan
38% Deo 30
15ft;
19%
"
3%
American Bakeries Co com—No par
8
53 ft Jan 25
83
31ft'
40 ft
3ft %
9
35% Jun 20
82
——-1
American Airlines common
May
57ft July
.T»n
84
83
32 ft
Amalgamated Leather Co—
6% convertible preferred
—50
Amalgamated Sugar Co (Tbe)
1
Amerace Corp
12.50
Amerada Petroleum Corp—No par
Amer Agricultural OhemicaL^No par
5
32% Dec 30
31ft
*31
83%
72,800"
Alpha Portland Cement———10
Mar
59
25%
26 ft <26%
*•31
31%
44 ft
3
84 ft Jan
Oct
25%
26ft
Aluminium Limited—
—No par
Aluminum Co Of America—.
1
3
85ft Jan
27% Jan
25
25%
25%
*154
-100
Mfg common..—.10
4.08% convertible preferred—100
Sep 23
64ft Jan
2
51
22%
25 ft
26 ft
No par
4%
49 ft Sep 19
114% Sep 17
89% Aug 21
Feb 25
37ft Aug
9
99ft Mar 28
7
93 ft Nov 13
23
25%
Allis-Chalmers
24
Apr 29
38ft Sep 12
33% Feb 21
7
.
22%
______No par
Allied Mills
12
22
14,100
25%
31ft
31ft
700
7,000
•
Allied Products Corp
i
5
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
18
37 ft Sep
9
33% Aug 5
a
30ft Feb 21
.
5
Corp
Allied Laboratories
82ft July 28
01% Jan
18%
44 V®.
25
*253
_1
■
Allied Kid Co
16
28% Sep
108
Sep
22ft
18%
■
.
"*
preferred.
Chemical
Allied
3
50% Sep
21ft Dec 27
33
Sep 22
15% Jan 2i
ft May 19
22
9
M
Jan
53% July
102
July
27ft Dec 23
58 ft Dec
Jan
3
18%
44ft
22ft
Allen Industries Inc
26 ft
2
18ft
43%
t
26 ft
15 ft
144
July 31
Sep 19
-
25 ft
Sep 25
47 ft Sep 16
98
Aug 11
280
-
44ft
'
22%
Alleghany Corp common.—
—-1
6ft % preferred A
——100
94 conv prior preferred
No par
6% conv preferred
—10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
19
18%
43
13,600
-
25%
IS ft
100
.2
—
18%
43%
200
66
115
25 ft
26
„2
:
common..t.-„_;
19
65%
•111
22 ft
*76 ft
68 ft Nov 18
36ft Dec 24
Inc
4ft%
■
Inc
Products
Aidens
18%
42%
r
66ft
113
Shares
39%.
26
13%
.
_
113
♦38%
25ft
100
8% Sep
2
11105 ft Sep 29
80
Jan 21
5
Alco
3
Corp
113
39ft
22ft
83 ft
1
Alabama Gas
05 Ya
44%
23ft
*31
5
3
5
♦38%
66ft
25%
.
No par
4
3
39 ft
65 ft
the Week
Oct. 3:
21%
1
Corp
*38%
113
Friday
Oct. 2
25 ft
1
10
July
2
2ft Jan
lift Jan
4ft Jan
43 ft
Sales for-
Thursday
Oct. 1
114ft
18%
;
33% Aug
24% Jan
114ft
112
j
_1
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co
1
Air Reduction Inc common.. JNo par
4.50 ft conv pfd 1951 series
100
Sep 15
112ft
Wednesday
38%
67%
18%
Admiral Corp
Aeroquip Corp I
Aug 28
ft Jun 14
240
Oct 24
soft Dec 31
12 ft Oct
70y» Oct
49ft Jan 13
193% Jan
9
17
93ft Dec
30
2
18% May 13
77 ft Jan 14
:
Oct 30;
190
8
27 ft Sep
Jan
66ft
38%
v
42%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_
3% May 28
19% Jan 16
10ft Dec 30
>
21% Jan
Jan
7
25% Dec 16
160
1
23
Dec
2
lift
65% July 0
232ft Jun 28
15
Adams-Millis
12
29
67 ft
25
Inc.
Acme Steel Co
16% Jan 28
5
31ft July 23
176ft Feb
ACF-Wrigley Stores
39
„___1
______
Adams -Express Co
24
-32 ft Aug
8
-90ft Sep
15 ft Sep
~7
14% Jan
11
16% Dec 31
Oct
Sep
39
.100
conv
ACF Industries Inc.
3
3
■20ft Jan
27 ft Jan 11
1.
"hi Dec~30
19 ft Oct
23 ft Oct
19% Jan
18
27 ft'July
20ft Dec 24
Tuesday
Sept. 30
65 ft
preferred.
ABO Vending Corp.__
Aug 26
82
21
4%
45ft Feb 14
14% Jan
1
-
.
Monday
Sept. 29
Pgr
Abbott-Laboratories common.
114ft Sep 30
7
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Oct 21
28
15
6,200
21,800
;•
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1400)
.
.
Monday, October 6, 1938
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
28% Dec
10
10% Oct
21
20% Nov
18
2
39% Oct
22
Feb
25
41% Aug
2
39% Apr
7
36
16% Jan
8
Jan
4
22% Jan
92.
Feb
3% Oct
Dec
82.% Sep
-6
6% Jun
7
7
3% Jan
8
.
14% Dec
24
19% May
27% Oct
17
31% May 31
27% Feb
6% Jan
2
8% Nov 22
,6% Jan
6
22
4
103
•,
5
29
Maj
27% Sep
29% Jan
$3.75
Arvin
67
Jan
2
86% Aug 27
3
5.25%
L
Common
5
1st
Associates
Jan
11
17% Jan
2
25% Sep 22
9% Jan
2
10
5%
Jan
2
31% Dec
13
29 V* Jan
10
93% Nov
1
95
Jan
23
86% Jan
8
92
Feb
28
26% Nov
13
50'A July 15
27% Jan
2
49 % Sep
30
Atchison
Feb
Sep
4
6% Jan
Jun
2
43% Aug
14
Dec
17
66
Dec
30
Nov
26
14
2
30
2
15
48 % July
1
8
6
~7% Jufy_5
~4% 6ct~~2~2~
16% Jan
22% Aug
5% Jan
43
3
2
81%
81
9%
9%
9%
36%
36%
.
25%
25%
«.—
—100
*90
No par
43
10
—100
38%
83
7%
7%
7%
*7%
preferred
Refining
common
$3.75
series B preferred
Corp common
When issued
5
5%
'
'27%
"27%
17%
27%
*29%
30-- ;.
'
•'
9%
9%
33,800
30%
10%
17%
29%
19%
30%
84
9%
•
17%
29%
■> 9'%
prior
40%
*
'
41'%
*102
•-
81%
4D
103
81
-
7
25%
-
9%
120
•*;
-
102
81'%
27%-
I
28%
4,300
17%
30 9%
54,200
30
16,500
*
1,000
>
10
1
4i%
«
*102
81%
>•
80%
•t'
41%
i
20,200
r
-
41%
t
>'
-
102
81
200
f
11
17%
•
i
7,100
84
21%
10%
•'
17%
£>
3,500
11,400
,:■■•:
103%
8i
70
2,300
%
*90
45
46
($1.20)
39%
38%
39%
83%
84
79,400
9%
9%
9%
25,400
36%
36%
37'/4
*90
92
92
47%
15%
-
.
•
•46
■
;
2,500
46%
39%
38%
83
81
24,500
38,900
39%
82
7'%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7
J/2
*7%
15%
15%
72%
82
47
92
15%
*15%
70
7% %
70%
,38'/I
82
*90
,
*7'/8
•
15%
46%
39%
38%
x81 %
.
71%
14%
25%
9%
'36%
46%
'
7%
15%
14%
25
25%
9%
36'/2
*90
92
70%
14%
25%
9%
49%
83%
%
25%
25%
36%
9%
37
20
No par
common—
pref
-40%
102%
20
*
—
Co
Powder
Austin Nichols
Conv
9%
92
•7%
1
—„———__
preferred
Atlas
22
Sep 25
}
28,500
*20
10%
27%
27%
30'%
f
60%,
Fe—
1
9%
Atlas
70
1,530
■7%
20,700
"
7%
500
■
16
*15%
16
2.400
701/2
70
*69%
70%
2,400
*14%
-14%
14%
19%
19%
19%
19%
■191/4
*18%
19%
300
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
*18%
26%
19%
26%
26%
5,100
8%
No par
9
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
73,800
531/2
53%
52%
-53%
*52%
53 %
1,000
*19
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
9% Sep 25
56% Sep 25
Mar 14
& Sante
39%
'101
25%
2
17y2 Aug
72% Sep
81%
10
39%
102%
36%
Atlantic
19% Sep 22
29% Sep
3
18 "A Mar 22
16% Nov 26
38% Nov
Jun
7% Jan
57
Mar 29
Topeka
39 %
101
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR__
8
14% Jan
79% July 16
7
27%
10
15
2
1
;
,
>non-cum
4'%
8
Jan
8% Aug
7% Oct
90
7% Oct
Jan~24
18
27%
preferred
10
Atlantic City Electric Co com__6.50
13
38'% July 31
25
84
11%
27%
;
37%
59 %
18%
c~*
preferred
Common
6
79
11%
2.50
Investment Co
10% Feb
6
12
8.400
'
84
30
Shares
-
39%
37%
21%
11%
-
38%
*
""
27
25
*82%
*21
Dry Goods Corp—
7
24
30%
22%
9%
May
19'%
22
84
22%
"9%
41% Oct
18%
84
84
22%
9%
105
18%
84
82%
22%
1
17%
2
58% '
*21
82%
.5
30
6
60
39i%
30%
par
17%
Associated
Jan
59
37% ;■
59%
v
18'%
29%
8
39
37%
30
17%
&
39%
38
18%
29%
19
94
30%
17%
10%AUg
9'
11% Jan
18%
30%
29%
8% Nov
57% Jun
19%
30
Refining com—«.-ul
Oil
16% Nov
1
18%
1
Industries. Inc-—
38%
T'*;
the Week
Oct. 3
37%
•
■
59 %•/ 60%
5
common
Friday
Oct. 2
"
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
A6R Products Corp
:
5
6
13
60%
Ashland
Jun
30
59%
Corp
18% July 21
78
6% Dec
38%
preferreda-»&«»«.atiw*-.No
4
36% Nov
75% Nov
39 %
37%
& Co
63% Nov
27
38 %
38
31% July 21
12
Jan
29
38%
37%
Arnold Constable Corp
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
2
23
94% Jan
May 6
Jan 28
34
88% Nov
90
22% Sep
'
Armour
Aug 22
]"
i.
27% Oct
„
.
23% May 29
15
Feb 25
36% July 19
17
29
16% Apr
18
32% Jun
5
.
Armstrong Cork Co
Steel
Armco
37%
5
;
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. I
No par
Corp_.—
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Sept. 30
10
33
Oil
Monday
Sept. 29
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Argo
.
2
14
Sep
Feb
1
4
60% Sep 16
19% Aug 26
12% Feb 10
30
22
79
18
28
Jan
4
65% Jan
,31
39% Dec
20
Jan
39% Apr 25
18
21% Dec
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1957
Lowest
Avco
Mfg Corp (The) common—3
$2.25 conv preferred—No par
53%
54%
53%
15
9
,
53%
14
14%
5,300
14%
i
i
' *
!'
I
!
1
•<
V '■■
£
»
f
r
'
' '
:
5% Jan
31
3% Dec
4
3% Jan
9
29
Oct
21
46% Jan
11
Jun
24
9
Dec
30
15
Jan
16
9% Jan
2
31% Nov
6
35% Feb
15
34% Jan
10 !/a Sep
6
80
Mar
102
90% July 26
8
Feb
95
July 22
26
95
28
34
87
58% July 25
22% Apr
23
45%-Apr-
4
3
Baltimore
105% July
3
4%%
Feb
95
7;
baoouck
21
4%
17
57% Jan
Nov
14
89
48% May 27
15% Jan
18
19 % July 25
16% Jan
6
30% May
39'A Oct
21
71% May 22
45% Apr
8
45% Dec
27% Dec
50
May 16
2
29% Jan
July 23
23
15% Aug
17% Dec
6
29% Nov
16
136
89% July 12
102
Apr
10% Dec
93
Jan
9
10% Jan
11
20% Jan
23
21
Jan
174
*2
3
104
26% Sep
9
73% Jan
3
83
15% Oct
22
31% Jan
24
18
Jan
-1
42
22
29
Nov
1
12
10% Mar
11% Oct
Jan
1
10% Jan
2
Beech
2
18
42
Jan
7
6
90-
Mar
4
93
Oct
21
18
21
18
48
% Dec
20
66% May 17
May 14
May , $
'
1% Jan
,
61% Sep
44% Apr 10
V18% Jan
2
28
22
Jan
1% Oct
3
t
26
Dec
30
32% July 15
28% Jan
35% Oct
3
Feb
15
47% Dec
16
45% Jan
17.
30% Oct
21
54% Jan
7
33% JaD
75% Sep
68% Oct
33% Dec
18
50% July 16
48% Jan
13
Oct
2
Jun
6% Dec
>155
20
Jan
24
11
143
23
15% Jan
Dec
11
75
23
64% May 17
•
36
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2
Bell
&
Bendix
Best & Co
Best
Bestwall
3
6% Jan
56
Jan
49% Sep 30
159 y2 Jun 12
2
12%, Sep
2
69
Sep
51% Aug 28
Black
2
35% Sep
Blaw-Knox
1
23
22
17% May 27
14
Oct
9% Jan
2
51% Feb
12
63% Dec
25% Dec
24
46
•
11% Dec
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24
% Sep 22
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Co
5
85
2;
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3
7% Jan
14
18 % Apr
3
29% Sep
2
6% Jan
2
11
16
2
10
26% Jan
2
41
21
61% July 42
53 Ve Jan
13
82
Aug 26
31% Oct 22
Dec
30
87
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15
36% Jun
13
34% Jan
6
11
15
8
2
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72
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92
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5
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;
50
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1
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Briggs & Stratton Corp—
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3%% preferred
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3
39%
—2.50
69 %
100
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10
48
45
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8
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25
70
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29
10
"Mar 26
60
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2
9% Feb
28
9% Jan
2
30
74% Jan
23
24
29
65
62% Nov
13
74% Jan
27% Dec
23
16% Oct
8
19
Jan
.3
21% Dec
3
29
Jan
11
'Jan
25
52% July lo
63
56
Feb
64% Jan
3
77
27% Apr
8
38% Sep
16% Mar
7
2 7'/a
22% Jan
10
10% Jan
10
24
45% Jan
16
20
Jan
6
30
104% Feb
26
98
Jan
9
3% Jan
36% Oct
22
2% Oct
22
7% Jan
2
9
30
15 % Aug
6% Jan
2
8
6y8
15
9% Jan
44% Jan
37% Jan
16% May
84
Feb
56% Jan
11
4
8
27
29
29 %
July 15
36% May 13
52
see
Jan
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2
2b
Aug
14% Sep
39% Jan 31
3% Jan
2
19
July 24
35% Oct
6% Sep
3
26
33% Sep 22
107% Oct
2
191/2. Aug 27
Jan
90
May
3
5
25
50% Jan
7
10
35% Sep
30
19
21% Jan
2
47% Jan
6
31% Sep
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26%
26%
26 3
26%
31%
31 %
31%
32
17%
16%
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86
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32
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100
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63
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34
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1%
participating preferred
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Corp
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15
33 %
5
6%
10
31
100
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5
53%
33 %
6%
31
107%
54
34
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108
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108
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500
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106 Vb
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70
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7,100
11,100
8,800
53%
1
434
4%
4%
4%
5
151/b
15%
14%
15'/4
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1,66%
8 1/8
8y8
8Vb
8%
8%
8%
44%
44%
44=8
46
46%
47
46%
47 ya
47%
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181/4
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10,300
81%
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.
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■
'
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Burroughs Corp
Butler Bros
1
1
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86%
32%
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.
100
40
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-
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26%
30%
17%
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Calumet & Heckla
48 % Oct
26%
30%
10
Co
California
14% Jan
26%
No par
Burlington Industries Inc
Callahan
14%
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17
t
Watch
15
54%
28%
Co
15% Sep 29
9% May 20
jho
45 y2 Sep
26 y8 Jan
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54% Sep 30
5% July 30
35% Jan
81
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14%
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—5
preferred
14
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2
10
$5
32% Sep 30
18% Sep 29
11,400
45
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27
34%
;
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29 V8 Jan 11
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90
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11
8%
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69%
39%
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'
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Bucyrus-Erie Co
1
15
Co.
4.800
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44%
8%
13
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7,400
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3,600
21,800
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:
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2
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12
74
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86
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-
54%
54%
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11,700
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54%
28
21%
12
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19
31
56%
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15
26
23
95
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20
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50
78
38
55%
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2
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35
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54%
3
24
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77
27%
36%
12%
12%
28
37%
No par
24.
July 31
July 8
13%
27%
•36%
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17% Sep
13% Jan
12%
10
39%
39'/4
13%
13,700
37
*36
1314
31,000
82
96
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28%
28
37
171/4
25
82
Brown Shoe Co Inc
33 % Oct
74
28%
16 34
24%
55% Sep 30
27% July 22
2
32% Jun
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n
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82
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10
28
27
37
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2
26
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46
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96
13
13% Jan
Dec
17%
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39%
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17
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96 % Dec
17%
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35
24%
500
96 /
17
96
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38
56
52
182
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32 y8 Jan
9
23
96
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82
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52% Jan
3% Dec
18 % Dec
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46
185
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45
20
54
16%
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-
40
'
95%
24%
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24%
185
48% May 22
36% Aug
7
30
Dec
46%
65%
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown & Bigelow
24
62
,
15
Dec
Nov
95%
24 %
'173
72%
Co—_
Main©
24 %
46%
185
65%
Corp common
preferred
Common
5%
Mar 13
13 % Dec
25% Nov 27
46%
10
49% Sep 19
15 y8 Aug 11/
79
Nov
24%
*173
72%
Inc
&
:
28
22'/2 Jan
25
Jun
24
25%
65
Edison. Co
24
48% Aug 11
9% Sep 25.
41% Sep 22
dV« Jan
47
21% Nov
15% Oct
6
13% Jan 44
19
38% Mar 11
25% Oct 22
24%
1
Mfg Co
Airplane
3 % %
38% Jan
30
Jan
52%
24%
8
^
Boston
3
36
4% Dec
30
52%
24'/4
i
Borg-Warner
27% May 21
26% Nov
Dec
52'/2
24%
dommon
23
10
91
12,600
53%
24%
1
Book-of-the-Montlx Club Inc
11% Jan
Jan
2,800
25%
52%
24%
1
19-
11
52%
53% '
24%
10
'.
-
121'8 Feb
47% Jan
Jan
Vb
25%
*39
53
1%
6
19% Jan
Jan
1,700
1%
2
30
48
4,000
1%
10% Jan
30
18
60%
25%
1 peso
60% Jan
22
35% Nov
60%
*25%
■
25%
52%
Inc
2
8
%
40 %
23%"
5
6% Oct
41% July
40
61
25%
40%
47%
Stores
19% Dec
24
40
59%
40%
23%
(Del)
Boston
27% Dec
40%
60%
25%
39%
47%
Bond
48 Ys Jan
59
23%
29
22
58%
47%
21% Sep
24
59'A
23%
2-
Jan
58%
47%
14% Jan
53% Jan
591/4
'1
270
97%
59%
5
Aluminum
87
59
1
Bohn
30
59
50
Boeing
30
59
i
18% July 28
48% Sep 23
20% Aug
4
Oct
60%
j
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28,900
1,800
*86
25%
10
cdmmon
2
Oct
7% Dec
Co
2
73
441/4
96%
97%
87%
61
1
25
45
43%
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26%
-100
14% Jan
25% Apr
74% Sep
43%
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30
43 %
98%
60%
1
Corp
Laughlin
Co
87%
44
*97
25%
100
common
34 % Feb
Borden
87
43
98
61 %
1
12% Jan
74% Sep
8
38% Sep 24
87
44%
25%
1
2
'
87
43%
39%
2.50
pfd
'9
10
*85%
44
60
12.50
Inc
14
>
97%
87
43%
50
Co
Co
&
10,900
*97
10
Corp
& Decker
Bliss
8%
8%
25%
preferred
1
—100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
41/2% pfd series of 1951_a
-100
4
9
*60%
7%
17
8%
1
-
Steel
30
Jan
*85
100
-
Gypsum
Jan
25
97
I
3,600
Inc J*.
Bethlehem
18
61% Jan
41%
No par
Inc_—;
Foods
23% Jan
29% Jan
41 %
9
10
4%%
Aviation
2
31
41%
9
1
preferred-^
Benguet Consolidated
2
23
40%
preferred—100
5%
43"% Jan
10
40%
common
Beneficial Finance
33% Jan
Oct
40%
preferred
18
Dec
41%
Corp
RR
Howell
31
14
40%
Belding-Heminway
19% Dec
29
41%
Corp
(A S)
21% Dec
12% Dec
41
'
35% Dec
56
29.900
100
Inc
Aircraft
4%%
*
4
43
136
23,900
m8
No par
com
Instruments
Bell Aircraft
.
25% May 12.
50% July 21
Jan
45
Sep
31%
13%
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
2
14% Feb 25
31
13%
prior preferred——100
preferred
100
Beech Creek
50% Jan
Jun
42
29% May 23
36% Oct
31%
13%
conv
Beck Shoe
May 22
13% Sep 29
23% Aug 27
79% Sep 22 •'
16% Oct
Cigars
3%%
4%%
5
39% Sep
30%
13%
Optical Co
Beatrice Foods Co
31
40
Works
Bayuk
89% Feb
<
10
Iron
9
2
May 19
30%
131/4
9%
10
8
28% Jan
30%
13%
Corp
Bausch & Lomb
24% Jan
8
22
36 % Mar 15
85
Bath
31
2
Apr
35% July
13% Aug
31 y4
13%
Bangor & Aroostook RR
Basic Products
Beckman
18 % May 16
86 % Aug
30%
13%
Barber Oil Corp
7
30
47% July 16
26
8%
31
13%
common
-noncumulative
10
23
27% Feb
Elec
Beaunit Mills Inc
Dec
9%
30%
;
Corp
preferred series B
17% Sep
72% Dec
30
&
9%
9
(The)
preferred series C
4%
Aug 22
Jun
Gas
Co
Baltimore & Ohio
Mar 24
24% Aug
47% Sep
3
127
5
27
7
33 % Jan
May 20
Nov
57% Jan
Mar 24
16% Jan
35% May 20
25
11
116
i
2
Wilcox
&
13
100
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
It
63
1
20
44% Sep 30
61% Aug
8
40% Sep 30
63% Sep 17
22% Dec
Inc.*
Jan
13% Aug
41% Oct
Sep
4Sep 12
10
Babbitt (B T)
4
!■
Inc
conv
preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
No par
100
Canadian Breweries
8
No par
Canadian Pacific Ry
.uunoQ
vliils Co
Ltd
*82
8
434
4'/2
15'/8
14%
8'A
4%
15
8234
*82
82%
82
82
81'/4
811/4
46%
46 y2
*45 %
461%
46 y2
46%
*45y2
46 y2
*45V2
46 V2
351/4
25
_No par
8 Vb
4%
15
35'/4
35%
35%
35%
35%
35'/4
35 V*
*35%
36
29%
30 y8
63
641/4
29%
30 i/b
29%
30
64%
64
64%
30
*63%
70
30 y4
29%
30Va
13,000
641/2
64
64%
1,100
'
*63
40
1,200
J
"Volume 188
Number
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
5783
(1401)
r
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1951
Lowest
4
Highest
Oct
7
Jan
13
94 % Apr
9
25% Nov 10
25% Jan
2
39% Jan
13
32% Jan
2
38% Jan
3
22% Nov 19
2
:
19% Jan
13
:
14% Apr
3
•:
74% July 16
11
19
31% Dec 30
65% Jan
37
47 *
Apr 26
23% Aug
6
25
Oct 24
Aug 15
18% Oct 22
19
30
Dec
3
30% Sep 2&
103
July 3
133 %
63
*
'
Carpenter
Sep 22
Steel' Co___
26
12% Oct
22
18% Jun. 19
99
13
110% Jan 14
Nov
5% Mar
55% Dec
9
100%; Mar 13.
55% Apr
10
17'% Jan
10"% Oct '22
98
Dec
31
55
Dec
24
91
-
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8
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70
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8
23 %
2 :>■
32%
i
2
55% Jan
2
38% Jan 11
22
Oct 23
16
,
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17% Jan
54
3
Jan 10
13 % May 23
■
44
23
37 % Apr
8
70
Oct 29
80
Jan
Apr 28
•'
:
35% Sep
36 Vs
29%
16%
32%
16%
17V4
9,600
36%
36%
36%
7,300
29%
29V4
29i%
29%
29 3A
3,900
981/4
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99%
32%
32V4
99V4
32%
99
32 V4
19
32%
59
59%
59
60%
60%
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7
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27%
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34%
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34
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44.
271/2
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I
20%
111
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36
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44
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40 %
171/4
36%
the Went
Friday
Oct. 3
.
211/4
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20%
43
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12,300
43
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180
27%
33
27%
700
33%
>
27%
32%
331/4
26,500
20%
201/4
111
111
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40
200
3,400
5,000
7
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*
100
Celanese Corp of Anier.com—No par-
:
7%. 2ri4 preferred
! 100
'7 4%% conv preferred ser'es A_100
80
941/4/.
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111
6%
79%
.
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.
80
111
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100
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116
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;
15,700
82%
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,
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22
61/2
70,900
114
330
73V4
73%
33%
34 Va
2,700
-
Celotex Corp
1
34%
34%
34%
20
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18%
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18%
•
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19%
19%
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20
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11
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11
11%
Central of Georgia Ry com__No par
5 ^preferred series B
100
9
48
48
47%
47%
78
76%
76
5%
19% Jun
9
20% Jun
18
Central
-11% Aug
8
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50% Aug
5
78
•;
2
8
,
*
9% Jwn 27
July 29
July 29
3
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26% Feb 28
17% Jan - 7
%
18% Feb 28
17% Dec 31
41 %
271/4/
20
__12.50
L
i
43
33%
Co common-
preferred
60 %
40%
___i
/
32%
59%
;
27 V4
____50
,6%% 2nd preferred
Caterpillar Tractor common
117 '- Aug 11
v
23% Oct
7
Aug
;%• 23% Sep 30
Jan
99
;
1 101
,
(J I)
7%
6
*98
16%
Sales for
itiursday
.
'
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82% Oct
14
Aug 28
Jan
2
-
12
"
Case
Aug 14
119% Jun
"•«'
5% Jan 4 8
;
99% May
23
89% Oct
101% Jan
6
30
98%
"
"5% Oct 22
29%
301/4
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_io
;■
•
preferred:
Carriers & General Corp__
Carter Products Inc Z
;
2
17%
36%
32%
__5
Corp common/.
4%%
1
27% Oct
34% Sep
Carrier
7
17%
98
SALE PRICES
Oct. 1
36%
30
_io
HIGH
Wednesday
17%
""36%
Carolina Clinchfield &• Ohio Ry_100 "
Carolina :Power <fe Light
No par
'
Tuesday
Sept. 30
37
17
Is
(The) Co
(Philip) Mfg Co
Carey
July 31
43% July
i
Carborundum
37% Sep
*
Monday
Sept. 29
Par
Capital Airlines Inc
6
•'v;47- July
20% Jan
24
105
90Mi NOV:ll
40% Dec
2
30% Apr
"
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/
18% Feb
10% Jan
13
32% May 22
Mar 21
22
21
'•
4
51% Jun
22
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
,
Highest
26% Jan
9% Dec 30
28 V* Oct
Lowest
*
t
3
72% Mar 19
Aug
.
common™-
preferred.
—
Aguirre. Sugar Cd
Foundry
Co_
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1
34%
%
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20%
IT
11%
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11
:
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77
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7 201/2 :
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48%
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.
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20
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2,700
11
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77
5,500
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20
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r
34%
34 V4
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18%
20
48%
4,800
500
77
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100
"
16% Jun
15
i'
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28
14% NOV .19
Apr
7
Sep 17
T
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3
Central Hudson .Gas & Elee
No par
Central Illinois Lgt common
*: ' 4 Vafo preferred
Na'par
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'
17;i4"
17%
-
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-
4
1814 OCt
•
26%
29'%
-
17%
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18
18 Vs
18
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28%
28%
97
97
5,100
'
100% Jan
88% Jun; 20
4'
26% Nov;
17
21
34% Jan
3
16'A Apr
1
36
8
9% Jan
•
22
93
31%'Jan lo
17% Mar 21
41% Jan
*
19
59% Jan
8
11% Jan
10
43% Jan
'■
2
Oct
21
24
1 % Dec
23
*
3% Jan
11
45 % Oct
11
69% Jan
:
9
37% July 25
*
3
3
Cerro .de
2
19
Certain-Teed
15
Cessna
26
Chadbourn
5
Sep
1
Chain
if* 65% Aug 28
Products
Aircraft
5
25 %
-
-
•
251%
'
49%
50
97
38
11
34
Jan
86 % Jun
24
99% Jan 29
91
Jan
17% Dec
Paper & Fibre Co—
30
20% Oct
10
Jan
43
9%
12%
121/4
42V4
41%
4%
4%
4%
60%
411/4
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62
62
.
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26%
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•
50Va
•
9%
.
10
39
391/s
..
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36%
26%
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10
38%
:
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25%
50 y4
%
26
38 34
61%
2,200
1,300
7,100
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101/8
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41%
43,700
12%
I2V4
12%
12%
12%
42%
42%
43Vb
43%
44
4%
434
4%
:
4%
64
64
413/a
62%
500
10
40%
•
41%'
36,700
5,700
43A
26,600
63
X63
1,600
;
—No par
411/4
No par
Champlln Oil & Refining Co____
1
Chanca Vought Aircraft Inc:
1
t'liecaei Motors Corp
125
Aug 14
•.
"95V2
V Common
■
'
100% May 21
24% Apg 14
17% Jan
31% May 2
49% Jan 24
31% Jan
31
10% Mar 28
12
50% July 11
10% Sep
5
31% Jan
4
32% Jan
22
4% Dec
23% Nov 12
$4.50 preferred
50% Sep 23
11% Sep 12
4% Jan
Feb
6% Oct
30
39 % Sep
7
Feb
23
30
30
'Oct
.
19
12% Sep
: 35 Vi';Sep
25
3
Jan
2
46% Dec
23
69% Jan
9
47% Apr
7
'66
89% Dec
26
110% Jan
9
89
17
105
9% Dec
30
23% Jan
11
9% Mar 14
'16
Sep
24
31
30% Mar 11
17% Mar 19
33% Sep
Corp
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp
3
Apr
.
f
22%
23V4
22%
"48%
48%
49
48%
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95%
411/4
411/4
95%
93%
94
231/4
48%
23%
24 Vs
24
243%
48
48%
48%
41%
*93
95%
.42
Oct. 22
40
10% Nov 11
July 25
26% Jan
10
Mar 15
31% Jan
2
20% July 25
61% Jan 14
11
111/4
10%
11
11
11%
10%
11%
11V4
7,500
38%
39%
38 %
391/B
38%
39
38%
39V8
37V4
38%
11%
12%
12Vb
12%
11%
12 Va
11%
11%
11%
11.%
10,900
29,000
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of
convertible
62%
34
63%
341/4
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62%
102
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100
63%
63%
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11
Dec
2
18% Jan
2
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18
12% Jan
30
18% Dec
23
19 % Dec
30
29% May 10
37% Jan
7
13% Jan
10
22
9 % Nov.
8
82% July 24
Chic
30 Va Sep
I
257
7
Apr 25
58% Sep
Chickasha
4
15Va
151/4
15
14%
14%
14%
15
27
27
26%
2714
27'A
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29
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46%
46%
46
46%
45%
40%
40%
40%
411/4
41
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21%
Chrysler Corp
18
28% Jan- 8
22
34
84
30
Apr 24
94% Jan 31
11
82 % Oct
95% July
% Sep
99
39% Feh
27
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*' Jun
17
44
Jan
:
47
47% Oct 21
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10
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15
Dec
93% Jan
33
Dec
23
Nov
99
23
Oct
Oct
23
57% Nov
8
33% Dec
16
95
3
19
43 Va Mar
31% Dec 23
Oct
6
15 V. Jan
35% Jao
130
-
67
14
-
18
;
i
54% Oct
t
Clevite
45% Apr
9
6
133
Mar
5
86
Jan
15
97
17% Nov 12
May 27
4%
2nd
8
Se~9
48
70%
■" Sep 10
13% Mar 18
86% May
78
21 % Sep
8
55
54
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42V4
18%
19
*100
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101
531/4
53
521/2
138
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72
71
71
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41%
41%
41%
42%
96%
97
97
97
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64
135V4
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136
138
>
>
64 %
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—100
100
42%
43%
128%
128%
(The)-
35%
42%
96%
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35%
20%
20%
421/4
20%
42
43%
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130
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94%
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112%
45%
45 Vs
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51 %'
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1101/2
113%
111%
114%
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941/2
51
,—10
Colorado & Southern Ry com—100
May
7
62
Sep
15
4%
;
3 '
50
preferred series B
5%%
noncumulative 1st pfd
100
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
35% May
14 % Oct
18
21
Jan
15
8
11% Dec
19
20% Jun
14
68% Dec
19
78% Jan
11
30 % Dec
30
48% Jan
4
26
Oct
22
32
36% Aug 25
24% Feb 28
24% Feb
16
Jan
12% Jan
63
28
'
35% Oct
20% Sep
2
68 Va Jan
44
31
30% Jan
*59%
61
,70
,
70%
,
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20 »/8
51
61
59
-
34% May 17
23% Jan
2
42% Oct
52% May 14
19% Jan 11
46% Jan
3
10 % Jan
2
42 V. Dec
41% Jar
2
9% Dec
22
30
35% Oct 22
Dec
13
52%
30
.
14V. Sep
31
3% Dec 30
4
Dec
30
Feb
104
10% Apr
6% Jan
.
14
22
17
Sep
12
106
May
105% Aug 20
91% Oct
17
112
Jun
96
.
4
Jan
2
4% Jan
Dec
24
14% Jan
9% Jan
2
6% Dec
24
17
Jan
7% Jan
2
29% Dec 31
33
Dec
29% Jan
2
11% Jan
13
9
9% Oct
24
40 % Oct
23
95% Nov
«
18
.
.
Jan
45% Jar
.
107
44 % Jar
2.
1 Jan
23
54% Jun
2T5% Oct 30
19
27% Feb
24.
101
Sep
15
Nov
14
,35% Jan
23
19% Jan
2
26% May
Dec
20
14% Jan
2
24.
12
19
15
Oct 22
16% Sep
16:
Apr
Aug 19
36% Oct 22
49 % Jun
22% Oct
22
58
Jan
23
29% Nov
19
46% Jan
7
15
~
17
Mar 28
14
13% Jan
3
15% Jan
8
40% Jan
13
23% Jar
30
2
May 15
42
Oct
22
49% Jan
14
89
Jun
4
101% Jan
22
92% Sep
87
Oct
25
101% Jan
22
93
Sep
18
95% Mar 27
85
Oct
2
81
Aug
6
48% Jai
14
4
16% Nov
6
29% Apr ' 9
94
Apr 24
33% May 3
83% Nov 27
28
92 V. Sep
38
Oct
12
105
22
48
17
Jar
7
86
Sep
10
2
27% Jar
Mar 29
99
Jar
6
Jac
40% Jar
3
t4
79% Oct
For
Oct
16
22
footnotes
£
92% Feb
116
see
15
Mar 12
page
26
84 Va Sep
22
Jan
3
109
95
128
May
Oct
2
2
61 ^
*60 Va
600
61
61
50%
330
51%
61%
61%
61%
*61'A
61%
*60%
36
351/4
35%
35%
36 Va
35%
36%
34%
35%
35%
35%
351/4
35%
35%
20%
20%
35%
201%
193%
19
70
360
19
19,900
63%
64V4
641/4
64V4
641/4
100
63%
42%
4 J Vs
42'A
4^3/4
42 3/4
43
43
431/4
7,100
33V4
33 %
33%
34 Vs
34V8
343/4
34%
343A
5,500
28 Vs
27%
28'A
27%
27%
27%
28
27%
28
28 VB
59%
59V4
59%
58%
60
58%
59
58 Vs
14%
13%
14%
14'/a
14%
14
14'A.
14'/a
59%
14%
12,200
9,800
59%
52
521/4
i
Engineering Inc
1
Co
Nast
-100
100
;
Corp—
13%
35
5
Publishing Co—Nopar
*
51%
52V4
51%
52'A
51%
521/4
51%
52 Va
*511/2
—
-Z
1
Consumers Power Co com
No par
Consolidation Coal Co
$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred
$4.16 preferred
■
.
.—
52JA
*51%
52%
*51%
521/2
*51%
52%,
97%
*107
T7V4
6
97%
97%
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108
7%
7%
'
'5%
6
"
*96 V2
97%
*107
108
16Vs
153A
16
12%
13%
13
40
40%
13 1/4
13%
13%
54%
55*
551/8
1021/4
36%
37%
101%
No par
No par
No par
Common
;—1
5
100
Co common—5
*—No par
'Continental Can fee common
10
$3.75 preferred
No par
$4.50 conv 2nd preferred—
109
$5.50
'
36
551/4
preferred
36%
18,100
97
*106
500
107%
30
7%
.5%
5%
51/8
5%
6
153A
16Va
153/4
16
15%
16,300
12%
13%
12 3/4
13
123A
13
4OV2
41
40 3A
40%
40%
40%
2,500
141/4
14%
14%
143A
14V4
14%
25,100
'551/4
55 Va
55%
55'/a
55%
31,500
102%
102%
102%
102%
1021/4
2,700
35%
36%
36
36%
12,700
36%
2 21/2
22%
223/4
4,900
7%
■'
41%
14%
102
107V4
^96V2
24.600
521/a
3,100
3,400
73A
*
101%
106%
•
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15%
-131/4
39
973/4
1071/2
96
96
—
6,300
45,600
4,300
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7%
51/a
I534
55%
102
353A
8
'
7%
8
.
9.000
'
22%
23%
23'4
23%
22%
23 Vs
22
203/a
20 Va
2OV4
11,900
2OV4
20
20V4
20%
20%
20%
201/4
173/4
17%
173/8
1,700
17%
17%
17%
1734
17%
17%
17%
25
2534
25
253/8
24%
25%"
25%
25%
48
48
48
48%
48 Va
48%
48
48%
31
30
30
31
31
371/2
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38
1-,.
38V8
32
31
55
55'A
551/4
553/8
94%
95
860
94
94%
150
951/4
94'A
95'A
941/2
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94I/2
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105
49 V4
50
86'A
118
25%
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89
43%
86'A
118
"
43
104
50%
86'A
120
4,900
553%
94%
26
300
5,600
37%
55
94
42%
6,500
37%
37%
54%
24%
9,000
37%
94%
*86
-
371/4
95
*85
31
55 Va
54%
89
25%
483A
38%
94%
*85
25V4
48 3/8
*301/2
37%
54V4
*93V4
Corp of America—
4%
preferred —
Continental Baking
-
106
501/2
*60Vb
34
Electrodynamics Corp—.-50c
Consol Electronics Industries
1
Consolidated Foods Corp
123 %
Consolidated Gas Utilities
1
Consolidated Laundries Corp—
5
Consolidated Natural Gas
10
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd
.100
2
53 % Oct
*49'/2
61
150
2,300
43
3
25
2
453A
51
.
10
Feb
46%
45%
v.
47,900
63%
Consol
3
106
25
33V2
21
Oct
20%
42%
common
Carbon
10
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
1
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
$5 preferred'
—*—No par
Aug 21
Apr
10,700
70%
63 V2
Pictures
preferred—_—
Cone Mills Corp.
1
Congoleum-Nairn InC;
6,
'
46
461%
•
5
Conde
Sep 26
48% Sep 16
39% Jan 15;
26Va Oct
46V8
243/a
60
6,300
78
46%
243/s
20
20
231/s
201/4
23%
•
78%
Va
70
78
70%
;
20Vb
112
*850
70
*77'
i
91
18%
Comptometer
,
1
96
-
111%
-
78%
50
130
'
18%
Container
26% Oct
70%
91
20%
preferred —:
preferred
28
*850
94
112
111V4
112%
42%
*128
18%
.63%
5.25%
Feb
4,500
*91
'94
•
128
;
128
20%
4.64%
26
99
43%
431/4
42%
42%
130
40
19%
5
25
6,000
20%
,
20%
20 '
Oct
20%
r
191/8
63%
issued
55%
205%
20%
When
Apr
103% Apr
20%
19%
10
Commercial Solvents
1
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
Aug 28
104
180
203A
"
20%
Commercial Credit
30
41
37V4
19%
Combustion
14
.18 % Jply 10
62
*36
No par
Co
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec_—5
37% Sep 23.
14:
*963/4
'62
36 V2
97
20%
$4.25
55% July 11./
4
108% Jun
18
63
35%
10
Inc
Gas. System
*
15% Jun 18 {
41% Sep 30
14% Oct
190
97
63
*96%
.
203/4
—
Columbian
15
9% Sep
2
6% Aug 22
16 Va 3ep 29
40
20
6,400
42%
351/4
-351/8
,
72
61
61
4,300
34%
Columbia
9 '
56% Sep 15
52% Sep 17
Sep
t
41%
49%
59
4,400
18%
541/4
*60 Vb
5HA
1,100
36
23%
46V4
6,800
16%
42%
65
.97
201/a
24%
601/s
106
145
*71
421/4
42
380
9,400
16,200
34%
B
Columbia
26
Aug 27
64 Vi Aug
69%
.*77-
78%
20%
-
*140
73
*71
750
•-
3,500
431/4
56'A
2.50
Class A
Class
Aug 11
35% Apr
17
20% Sep 21
140
140
,
74
4,600
'
99
2.50
'
2 '
20Y* Aug 15
2
May 23
2
31% Jac
1,700
2,300
73,600
101
53%
54%
531/2
42%
18%
*100
101
*100
*850
*850
,
Columbia Broadcasting System—
22% Oct 22
141
42%
18%
18aA
18%
533/a
16%
421/4
42'A
101
59 V4
*101%
106 i
*101%
42V4
55%
16%
16%
16%
43
6IV4
60%
61%
106
;
55%
.
-
23%
Co
16%
.
42'A
18%
19
52%
21
—
16%
42>A
101
/
59%
60 '/2
106
*101V2
42%
34%
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
47
36% May 19
54%
20%
3
Apr 23
22
54%
stock—50
1
16
4%
23% Oct
54%.
i 99
f
42%
423/a
23%
25 '
57
421/4
23%
18
Sep
14
41%
20%
60
Sep
42V4
No par
9
Oct
47 V» Mar
53
18%
*100
52
*
421/4
54%
54V4
99
*98%
42
,
Collins & Aikman Corp
Jan
25
Apr 16
15
42
■*
48
Nov
99
78%
20%
•
48
99
70%
20
Mar
100
78%
24
>
100
i
-
70
Jun
59
100
No par
43% Jan
30
.100
Colgate-Palmolive Co cpm
$3.50 preferred
36
Dec
84V4
'
!
25
46
33%
84V4
Nopar
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp-—No par
50% Feb 28
18
preferred
Coca-Cola
50% Apr
2
333A
84%
;
Oct
33% Jan
-—
preferred
Sep 12
10
33%
84
35
Cluett Peabody & Co com
7%
120% July
2'
'
Corporation
Mar 12 *
38
18% Dec 30
3338
85
gtd—_50
Special guaranteed 4%
45
-
33%
No par
$4.50 preferred
16 :
Feb
84V4
573/8
84
—15
Co*
Equipment
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
37
33%
841/4
56 Vs
33%
noncumulative preferred__100
21% Sep
2
33%
57%
'
*
u—_
4
10
64 Va Aug
57%
56%
85
Cleveland Electric Illum.com
15
106 Vi May 20
29
2
13
Sep
5%
56 3/8
12
33%
C C C & 8t Louis Ry Co com—100
s
13
Jan
Nov
2
23
12
12
85
City Stores Co common.:
—5
'4%% convertible preferred—L100
Clark
Jan
45
Products
12
12
33%
.
City
14,800
25
57%
42'/4
8
10,800
29%
25
58
Corp———__No par
14
26V4
28%
r
& Electric—
Co.,
4,200
25%
,
25
58 VB
8.50
Service
1,100
13,900
Vs
29
57
.
36
.
29%
251/s
25
z_25
—
36
29,000
593A
27%
25
25%
29 </b
24%
11%
121/4
t
FeD
Jan
13
*12
•.
12V4
161/2
32
Ded 23
26
25V2
24%
59%
27'A
1
28/8
30 Va
24%
59 Va
127
Feb 27
Jun 26
26 Va
,29%
,
24'/4
17
8
73
'
59%
6
41
36
106
74% Jan
10
98% Jan
35%
16%
Jan
778
25
37
59%
106
25
35%
*101 Va
150
Sep 22
15% Jan
371/4
—10
18% Sep
2
34% Sep
28
City Investing Co common
j.—5
5%% preferred
j.~—„—i.100
2
101 % Aug 25
2
Sep .17
Jan
60
27
Cities
i
43% Sep
July 18
60
593/4
28
.
22 /
60
271/4
;
102
37% Feb 25
95
-
,
21%
21%
60
i;
17% Sep
139
114% May
•
800
Apr 17
49% Dec
6
83
Apr 17
Sep
c
97% Jan 23
14
40% May
25 % July
123% Jun 27
70
Jan
71% Feb
5
15 % Dec
-
9
43% May 20
104-
•
35% Jan 17
24
175 v
21
90
Dec
Feb
102
4
67% July 2
May 16
83 : Jan 25
4
Deo
30
-
20% Apr
7
73
13
21
46% Jun
30
23
21%
221/a
60
58% Aug 29
3
27
26%
29
2,600
26
371/4
26
5,500
28%
63% Aug 11
22
43 % Oct
44% Feb
36%
45%
42
59%
1
•
140
45
41%
36
28%
preferred
100
<4%% i preferred
2:
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10
C I T Financial Corp
No par
106 V* Apr
10% Jan
Jun
,
59%
28
2,100
'
41%
28
221/4
59V4
46%
,!
*12
4 c/o
8
2
6
23
162
'
•V
—5
Common
12
12
18% May 31
103% Nov 20
19
100% Sep 23
35% Dec 30
i
Sep
-
4
12
15
v
50% Jan
25% Dec 24
Jun
•
40%
40%
2L%
.
32,200
300
15%/
28
46
...
No par
Oil
Cotton
Cincinnati Gas.
23% Sep
Del_50
_™50
Chicago Pneumatic Tpol—i
_^_8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago. Yellow Cab
_No par
22
'
i
com
5% ■ series
noncunt pfd_.
100
Chic;.& North Western com__No par
5% preferred series A
;
^_^100
:
•
Western Ry
preferred —;
l.
ChiCiMilw St Paul & Pac
Oct .< 1
12% Aug
i
Great
66
105
15%
40
5%
3
27% Aug 11
30
44
-
60 •'
7
.9% Jan
9
Oct
22% Sep 29
AUg 29
28% Sep 26
37% Sep 29
,
18% Feb 27
19% Apr
14% Jan
Mar 26
12% Jan
52% Dec 30
''I
42
108
2,500
34%
65
105
65V4
63%
641/4
34%
34%
34
34%
102
102
102
*100
'
28
par
i
Class A
33%
32%
5
preferred
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No
46%'Sep 22
11% Jan. 2
43%: Jan> lo
34% Apr 29
43% Apr 29
40% Nov 19
J !
'
.
240
1
"
24% Dec 10
31
1,200
29,700
20,300
,_l
48
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—:25
3%%
41%
41%
93%
41%
98
22%
22%
48%
11 '
Chemetron
Oct / 3
18% Dec
i
—
36V4- 36%
24iA' 25V4
'
31% Oct 22
i
'
i
Champion
i
'
29
*95
501/4
*25V4
26.
10%'
12%
-
5
61
10
36VS
42
12%
42%
*
95%
36
10
'
38%
4%
951%
*25
■
38
10%
'
!
25%
*25 V2
12
Inc—____—1
-
2 5 J/2
41%
—1
;
20
28%
36'
;
49%
37%
Corp——1
Gotham
96%
*25
49V2
9%
No par
Co_„_
95
>36
-
48%
—
Co
Belt
94V4-' 96%
35% V 36V4*• ■ 25%
—5
Corp_™_l____z
Pasco
12% Sep
•''45% Sep
-*
29V4
'
*25
9.50
Century Industries Co-
•
2
47% Jan
Central .Violetta Sugar Co
•.
-
__50
Central & South West Corp
>
2
ilOd
Service—10
©Ll* J __Z
41% Oct
V
3 •;i.
% Jan
Illinois; Public
29 % Sep
3
12% Sep 23
: •
8% Jan 20
1
Central BR Co
Aug 28
50% July 11
16
23% Jan
Central
28
<
7
Jan
24% Mar
104% Jun 12
c
7**Jan
6
19% Dec
i
:
:
~
May 20
43% May 22
22% Jan 10
6% Dec 31
24% Oct
U
32% Dec 27
*
Oct
31% Aug
V
89
26
89
43%
*85
25%
*86
44 Va
94 %
*94
.
89
25%
25%
26
89
*86
44%
44%
104 i/a
103%
1031/2
51%
51%
521/s
521/4
861/2
85 V2
86«A
85
*1231/2
94%
85
*103%
120
95
85
125
125
89
46
105
*83
253/4
*86
45
*103%
86
26%
90
17,300
89
45%
105
19,800
110
47,600
531/4
52 3/4
53 Vs
861/4
84%
841/2
500
126%
126%
1,900
128
17
18
The Commercial and
(1402)
Fin^runal Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, October 6, 1958
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
\
Range for Previous
Year 1*57
8%
7
31
15% Jan
2014 Nov
4
26% Jan
7
18'% May
54% May
3
44
39% Nov 14
5»/a Oct
17 % Dec
23
16% Dec
30
,
38% Feb
22'ASep
5%
11%
11H4
11H4
2134
22
22
21 Hi
50%
50%
50%
Continental Motors
;
Continental Oil of Delaware
l
10%
10%
10%
10%
10
10%
10
5
57%
57%
57
%
58%
14
48%
52
52%
53H4
51'/a
52 Hi
51'A
27
27%
27
27%
26%
27%
27%
28%
28%
28 J/4
28%
28%
29%
29
Continental Steel Corp
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
297« Oct
3
Copper Range
32 J/4 Oct
3
Copperweld Steel Co
5
Co
5
28 J/s
5
common
Jan
30
5%
convertible
preferred
50
*f>0%
Sep 25
6%
convertible
preferred
50
*62'i
28
Feb
11
34% Dec 27
33% Jan
13
47% Sep
Products Co common„
10
preferred
100
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp__
1
Corning Glass Works common
5
45%
723/4
74
Oct
22
'79'/2 Oct 31
15
4
30
Dec
Oct
18
17e Dec 24
22
Oct
22
74
Nov 29
207/8 Oct
22
14
31
Jan
Mar 20
14
12% Apr
74% Feb
85
Jan
96% May
85
2
4% May
3
1% Jan
24% Jan
13
2% Jan
30
10'/2 Dec
11
5
40 % Oct
22
36% Sep
3
7
3
39
Oct
22
85
*51
52
*62 Hi
67Hi
46%
45Ha
46J/8
45*
<19%
11% Oct
2
Cuneo
3
373/4 Aug 27
13 J/4 Sep 25
13
3
64% Jan
14
40'% Mar
3
59
40% Oct
61
Publishing common
$4
preferred
Class
a
Dana
Inc
3
15
92
Aug
6
9% Jan
14
13'A Sep
29
MarlO
39'A Sep
54% Oct
1G
Daystrom Inc
2
87
Jan
22
88
Jan
Mar 18
89
jun
16
21% Sep
18% Oct
30
a
2
19% July 22
13%Jan
a
31
2
19
6% Dec
18
32% May 6
28"% Apr 25
25% Jan
7
27% Jan
30
41% Feb
25
51% May 15
15y8 Dec 30
26% Apr 18
48 J/4 July 17
35 % Oct
417/8 May 21
65
46% Feb
18
56
161/4 Jan
2
22
Jan
23
17
22% Jan
2
21
59% July
3
29% Dec
19
67% Jan
a
25 y8 Dec
30
37% Mar 13
38 % Nov
12
34
13 Ye Dec
30
15% Jan
14
11% Jan
6
15% Dec
18
14
Jan
23% Oct
22
34% Jan
14
25% Jan
9% Apr
17
13 J/4
5
9% Jan
53
Feb
30% May
25% Jan
29% Mar 26
42 J/4
4
Diamond
3
Jan
18
9% Aug
5
22 %
Aug 14
Drewrys Limited
14
Oct
2
Dunhill
12% Oct
2
Duplan
6% Jan
2
208
July 15
110
Mar 27
172% Apr 10
101
Sep
80'/2 Oct
29
30% Oct 23
:36% Nov 14
87% Apr
a
34
25
40
49% Jan 29
43
50
•
% Jan
1
2
55Ha
56 Hi
37%
37
37%
54%
54 %
/ 54%
V:
54%
*79
80
13%
3 7 Hi
37%
38
54%
54%
50
13J/4
33,400
38
*90
13%
.
54%
54%
*79
80
*79
80
*79
80
78%
*78
79%
*78
79%
*78
16,000
79%
82
*79
6,700
54%
80
78%
J/2
1,90C
91%
13%
38
911/2
13%
*79
82
*79
82
*79
82
21%
21%
21%
21 %
16%
16%
21
21%
I
21%
20 Hi
n
"30
21.1/4
10,000
17%
17%
17H4
mi
18 %
17%
17%
76,200
46%
47
46%
49 Hi
48%.
49 Hi
48%
49%
84,400
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 3/i
24'i
241/2
7,600
11
11%
10'%
11%
10%
10%
10%
lOHi
10 Hi
11%
18,700
13.50
54
55
54%
55%
x54%
54%
54%
2.00C
'/2
54%
20 %
20%
2014
21
20'A
20%
20%
20H4
20%
20%
8,800
45%
46«4
4534
4 6 H4
46
%
47H4
47 Hi
48'/a
48 3i
48%
21,000
39%
39H4
39%
39H4
39
J/2
39%
:
39J/2
39%
39%
39%
34,900
63
*58
•59
63
*58
63
54
*58
63
*58
54%
63
16
16%
15%
16%
1574
16
15 Hi
16
15 Hi
16
34
34%
34 H4
35
34%
34%
35
35
35
35J/2
40%
40H4
40%
40%
40 34
40 Hi
39%
40 Hi
40'A
40 Hi
9,300
_1
31%
32
31H4
31H 4
x30 Hi
31%
30%
30 Hi
30'/a
301%
10,700
30 :/4
31
31
31
30ii
30%
*30 J/2
31
30%
301/2
14,700
1,500
'
25
50c
500
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
16
Hi
163/g
16%
16%
16'/a
10,600
35
35%
35
35%
33 %
34%
33 Hi
34 Ha
33 Hi
34%
54,200
33' it
33%
33%
33%
33
'/a
33%
33
Hi
333/4
33%
17 Hi
18
17%
18
17 %
18
17 Hi
17Hb
17%
33%
17 Hi
16,400
1.0%
10%
10'%
10%
10%
*10%
10 Hi
lOHi
10 Hi
2,800
2,400
10%
14%
15%
15
15
15
15 Hi
15%
15%
15 Hi
15H4
13.40C
61 J/4
62%
62%
60%
61
60'/a
60 H4
60'i
60 Hi
21,600
17%
17 H4
17%
17%
*17%
17%
17%
1,400
05%
06%
65%
66%
63'
2
65%
64 Hi
65 Hi
65H8
661/4
37,200
44%
45%
45 %
46H4
45%
45 Hi
45%
45 Hi
45
Hi
45 Hi
31,500
22
22 %
22
22'/«>
22
22
22
22
22
22'/a
13%
13%
10%
13%
1334
13 Hi
13%
14
!
14
14
11%
10%
10%
10%
10%
12%
12
12%
198% 199H4
17%
1
USA Inc
1
International
Corp
1
(E I)
*12Hi
1
*
—_—
11
17%
1,700
1,000
41.80C
& Co—
197%
199%
19734
198H4
197%
199
197H4
190
Preferred $4.50 series
No par
101
101 %
101%
101%
101%
101%
101%
102
101 %
102
Preferred $3»50 series
No par
*81%
82%
81%
813j
80 %
80%
81
81
81 J/4
81 Hi
800
10
50
50
50
—50
39%
403(,
40
40Htt
40
40%
40
40 Hi
40
40 Hi
12,300
41%
41%
41%
411/2
*40
Common
41% July 17
47% May 13
5
41
Nov
50
Jan
31
40
Sep 26
41% Sep 11
46
July 25
July
1
48% Jan
29
44% Feb 28
41
48% Mar 3
50% July 15
51
May 21
July
1
50
Jan
22
46
Jan
31
Oct
16% Jan
10
< Aug 25
14% Jan 14
53
14
23% Sep
30
D
27% Jan
1
39% Oct
3
17
24
55 Hi
*90
91'%
13;
37%
5
24
18
55%
*90
50c
Jan
Aug 14
55
91%
13%
24%
Corp
Chemical
49
Jan
54 %
54%
13%
No par
Aug 27
39% Oct 28
41
45
*90
46 Hi
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
4% preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10V.
preferred
—
$2.10 preferred
v
*54
90
Co
Dover
Sep 12
112% Apr 21
91% Apr 28
1
54
13%
Dresser Industries
Dow
201'/2
89% Feb
4,500
61%
17H4
du Pont de Nem
70% Nov 14
56'/4
No par
3
Mar 26
9
55 Hi
4
21Hb
—No par
Ltd
16% Jan
12
52% May 22
57% May 13
19 % May
0
56%
10
Pepper Co
7
24% Jan 29
68 J/4 Jun
24
56%
30%
Corp-Seagrams Ltd2
Divco-Wayne Corp ___—_——1
Apr
24
22
55 %
50
Douglas Aircraft Co
12
13'
Distillers
Oct
1,000
25%
25
liy2 Dec
36
600
16%
18
36 y8 Dec
35%
;
24%
33Hi Sep
49
35%
56 ;,4
35'A
55 Hi
61
45H4
2
Mines
36
12Hi
*59
1
2
9'
19% Aug M
673/4 Sep 17
46Ha Sep 30
Jan
54
.'90
Corp
(Walt) Productions—2.50
Dr.
35%
*21
150c
Stores
Dome
36
12%
No par
Disney
113,4 July 18
33
56
1
common
Diana
17'/a May 20i
17
10
100
—
1
74% Jan
32,900
50%
16
2
29Ha
56%
16% Oct
3
29
36
36% Sep
8
8% Jan
29%
36%
7
11 J/4 Jan
28%
*35H:V
2
54% Apr
28%
1
Co
12
Jan
700
28 %
28%
Western
14
11% Jan 14
21%
28
—_
14% Jun
21%
28%
Diamond-Gardner Corp com-:
$1.50 preferred
'/a Sep 26
21 %
27 H4
35% Sep 24
323/4 May 21
_
12%
60
21%
21H4
10
Inc
Alkali
12Ha
60
21%
59 %
21%
82
91
27
30,400
12 Hi
60
12%
59%
21%
*79
24
Jun
12 Hi
12%
59%
12%
59
100
10
99
1,600
50c
Dec
160% Oct 21
17,600
12%
series C
Dec
21
11%
34%
21 Hi
Co
8
9V2 Aug 20
5% Dec 20
11 Hi
34%
78
11
16 % Oct
11%
351/2
54
50% Oct
10
11
35%
»
Aug 27
300
.
10 Hi
35 Hi
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__ 100
Detroit Steel Corp
1
De Vilbiss Co
15
Sep 23
16
16% Sep
43 % Feb
22,600
85
59
Delaware Power Ss Light Co
6
GO
9% Jan
29% Apr
Mar 29
July
41% Jun
4,700
12 Hi
69 J/2
10%
Delta Air Lines Inc
_3
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
Detroit Edison
20
3.
30 Hi
12%
*66 Hi
12 34
69
10%
5
Light
&
12%
*66
280
36%
*77%
Lack
30%
31%
31
12%
69
100
82,400
20
10%
? 79
Delaware
12i,i
*65 Hi
'
36' 4
—
& Co (Delaware)
Delaware & Hudson
Aug 14
Aug
8
48% Oct
68
31 '4
95
26
*93%
10H4
Deere
11% Sep 24
34% Apr
37% Jan
12%
68
7
Decca Records
31%
12%
68
100
2
22
31%
30%
12H4
—100
2
49% Oct *
25% Sep
July 7
6% Apr 10
20
30
series A
Rubber
24'/a
20 J/2
08
series B
Dayton
24 Hi
12%
3.75%
Preferred
94
24
*19
30
Preferred 3.75%
Preferred 3.90%
•>
94
19%
35%
-
Dayton Power &
28
19 V8 Dec
33% Oct 22
1
Sep 12
19
77 J/4 Sep
94%
y/ 24-%
19
10%
—
common-—
preferred series A
-
94
'24
20
1
Corp
3H4%
95
24 7 4
2,900
23,300
35%
Dan River Mills Inc
3
24%
*19%
_1
No par
———
83 J/4 Jan
*94%
20
No par
—.
Cutler-TTammer
94%
24:<4
9,600
37i/a
2.50
common
411/4 Apr
26% Dec
Dec
Curtiss—Wright
9
15% Jan
13
prior
$1.G0 prior preferred
G
56% Oct
94%
Hi
5.
Curtis
1
.
24%
^10
Inc_—
1
83
Nov 25
Oct
Press
12% Jan
3
Jan
common
Sugar
86% Mar
5
8% Dec
Corp
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Aug 22
55
preferred
Cudahy Packing Co common
5
4%% preferred ————100
Sep 25
38% Oct" 11
37
25%
25
26
Aug
23
25
common
101 J/4 Jun
•
37
13% Jan
6,000
2,600
55
6
Apr
23% Jan
500
,
17
251/8
30% Mar
88
361%
25 Hi
53 Ha
11
19
,-1200
17
24Hi
36 7 b
Jan
Jun
U
.
25%
541/4
47
14% Oct 22
361%
25%
30% Nov 21
75
36%
61'/a
37
8
77
•*80
53 Ha
20% Mar
43% Jan
36 J/2
36'2
%
24%
11
4
81
37
47% Jan
27
36%
3,300
16.400
55Hi
9
Mar
36 '2
10,700
23/4
331/4
37
23% Dec
Feb
*80
7
6 Hi
2H8
32%
25%
$2
Sep 25
31% Aug 27
86
81%
;
33%
37
60
86
81'A
7
2Hi
J/2
No par
Crown Cork & Seal
22
15
81'2
Hi
2%
2412
8
24
32
2%
55
53% July 24
21
32%
2Ha
25%
18% Jun
Oct
32
56%
5
Oct
6
32
37
8
Nov
67B
2%
31%
36%
4
72
234
6%
2%
31%
1C
11,700
19%
55%
Jun
40
7
7%
2%
31%
19%
25
13% May
59% Jun
73
89
19H4
56%
22
30
*86'i
19 J/8
17
9
1
49% Apr IB
89
*86%
19%
25 Hi
10
Aug
89
19%
16%
133i Sep
47
*86
19%
36%
18
22
89
19
19%
55 J/4
17
27% Oct
86
2538
68
July 12
*84
36%
12
7*,
86
5
7% Jan
21
2,100
7,600
86
Crown Zellerbach
19% Jan
8% Oct 22
18%
92Vi
22
May 12
53% Feb
79% Jan
18
913/4
17
7
,
18'/a
91%
25 Hi
2
8% Apr
18
91%
16%
17
Jan
18%
92'4
25%
Jan
6% Jan
2,210
18
911%
58% Sep
II
60
17
71/4 Jan
29
•
23.500
45%
25H4
18% Jan
9
45%
16%
Cuban-American
33% Jan 28
46
25%
33Hi Sep
6
17
28,300
52
67%
86
36'4
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America__12.50
Cuba RR 6% noncum pfd
100
Feb
.5% Nov 20
27 % Dec
-
*64
17%
3
56
32 J/4
31
*51
.
25%
24
2
31%
*85
36%
Oct
2
30%
16 H4
27 J/2 Jan
Jan
31%
25 Ha
2
11
18%
92»<2
*36
2
65% Jan
39,900
86
_2
20
19
12,500
13,400
29%
25
2.50
-
Sep
21
NOV
31%
'
7'/a
%/
,
*86
89
:
17,300
531%
*85%
80
Corp com—1
preferred
15% Feb
94
92
81%
Corp (The)
Petroleum
conv
'18
18%
571/2
29 J/4
,
174%
18%
92%
85
16% Jan
38% Jan
32V2Apr
5% Oct
5%
28
67%
<81
16
23
31
17%Oct 11
Crescent
52%
52
18
^86
56 H 4
52 Hi
*50%
91%
<85%
57%
2734
*62'4
>100
17
30% Apr 25
16 % Dec
15% Dec
54
preferred
Cream of Wheat
28
25% Sep
926% Sep 19
Jan
25% Jan
43% Apr
58% July 11
100
Feb 18
2%%
J
—
.
19 % Apr
Aug 18
12
16% July 23
18
31% Feb
preferred
——100
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1
Coty Inc.
1
Coty International Corp
1
Crane Co common
25
12
3
14% Mar
4
3%%
16
28'% Jan
6
Aug
17% Oct
Jun
86
Jan 24
79
Aug
16
1
89
Apr 16
20% Aug
6
7% Sep 26
2% July
3
33% Sep 17
9
13
36% Apr 22
86
Mar 14
4
Sep
88
a
23
23% Jun
95
Mar 11
15% Jan
May 17
6% Jan
2
25
18% Sep
16
12
•
17,500
173H4
173 J/4
159
17
27% Jan
30%
10'/«
6714
45 H4
106% July 11
89
Jan
3
.
10
45%
68
166% Dec
1
13.70C
10%
57
30C
51 Hi
51%
51%
65
Corn
7%
28
58
221/i
50J/2
30%
51 %
31%
52
17
175% Aug 21
57%
28.60C
*2134.
51%
*62%
30%
20
14
24
7*i%
12 Hi
51%
8
Shares
12%
2P/4
Jan
July 18
123/4
50%
50% Jan
12 % Dec
12%
51%
52
57% Feb 13
12 Hi
22
54% July 25
145
11%
50%
79% July 11
23
11%
*21H4
29% Aug
the Week
Friday
Oct. 8
5
30
Dec
>
25
Dec
20
Sales far
Thursday
Oct. 2
convertible preferred
Insurance
51
49% May 21
PBIOES
Continental
19% May 20
40% July 11
2
common
13
16% Jan
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
Oct. I
Copper & Steel—
Industries
2
60% Aug 13
53% Sep 30 ;
8
2
18% Jan
3
Sept. ,i»
10% Sep
13
J/4 Jan
28
May 15
43 y2 Jan
I
37
1
Par
53% July 30
8
18
2
8
70% Jun 19
43% July 28
41'A Dec 30
26 % Dec 24
Jan
Jan
14
Jun
9
22
12% Oct
Tuesday
Sept. 30
Monday
EXCHANGE
Continental
'0^.
Apr5 29
Dec
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Lowest
■
9
STOCKS
Bange Sit ice Jan. 1
Highest
t
Highest
Lowest
May 12
•
W
O
50
50
*40
*43
*40%
41%
45
*43
45%
*43
45%
44%
44 Hi
42
42 J/4
*42
43
42
42
47%
*46%
47
44
2,800
50
41
44
,
50
-
42%
42 %
*46 V2
47%
*46%
*46'%
J/4
47%
,42
*46%
1,200
42
47J/4
46
*43 J/2
46
*43%
46
*43%
*43
43 %
*43
43J/2
2334
23%
23
23%
43%
23'/2
*43
23H4
38%
38%
38
Hi
38%
38 3i
39Ji
,38%
39 %
353,4
36%
35%
36-%
351 i
36%
27%
~io
46
43%
23%
*44
*43
5
Cigar Corp—
41%
14,600
46
43%
46
*43
%
23'a
23%
23%
391/4
39 Hi
2.00C
E
27% Dec 30
27
Oct
11
23% Dec
18
72
Dec 31
24% Dec 23
81% Feb 13
143% Nov
6
38% Dec 31
22% Oct 21
74
*47% Jan 11
51% Jas
4
42% July 18
81% Mat
5
29% Jan
a
38% Feb
22% Apr
73% Jan
3
30 3/4
60% July
1
115
Jun 18
26% Jan
97% Jan
158
25% Dec 27
6% Dec 30
24
Dec
23
59
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
33 % Oct
Ekco Products Co
81% Apr 11
Jan
18
Apr
27% July
8
151
76
Jan
22% Jan
86
9
a
Mai
2
55%
55%
57
30%
30%
30'/a
30%
80
80
31
31%
*79
82
*80
150
154
59
58%
58%
4,900
30%
3014
30 Hi
800
*301%
*80
80%
80
81%
32 Hi
27,800
.
13,400
40
80
17%
17%
18'/a
18'/a
18 %
18 %
3534
36 %
6
35%
35%
35 Ha
35 Hi
6
6%
6
6%
Electric
33
34%
35
35J/4
35
,
35 Hi
2
common
4%%
Storage
Battery
10
31H4
93
*90
93
34
33H4
6
34%
31%
*90
33
93
534
34
33
*90
32%
Hi
93
*91%
70
15,600
181/2
361/4
33%
93
3,500
7,700.
i
122,600
9,100
*
6% Jan
2
9% Feb
3
Elgin
27
Jan
2
35 Hi Oct
3
El
29
Jan
10
4% Jar
a
42% Sep
9% Sep
16
9
17% Jar
2
22 Vb
July 18
10
30
July 21
14.
38% Apr
79
Jan
2
90
30
26% Jan
2
7
6% Jan
2
351/4 Sep
12 Hi Sep
Ma)
National
Paso
Watch
5
Electric
Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
30
8
Endlcott Johnson Corp
4%
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
23
Erie RR
77
62
Feb
28
54 %
26
Apr
30
11
Jun
13
28% Dec 23
13% Jan
3
51% Apj
20% July 16
16
Eversharp
2
44i/4 Sep
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
2
May 29
Apr P0
60% Feb
57
Mar
18
Sep
3
6
18
26
5%
32
39%
preferred series A
8%
8%
Hi
8%
9
9
9,200
33'a
32%
33
32 %
33
32%
33
29,700
39%
39
:
3834
39%
39
39%
39%
39Hi
8 Hi
5
8%
9%
8Hi
9 J/8
*20%
21%
20%
21 J/4
31 Hi
31Hs
321/4
100
8.50
No par
Inc
28% Jan
44% Jan
33 V8
39 %
common—25
common
60
July 3
10% Nov 13
12% Oct 22
32%
10
Empire District Electric Co
22
8%
3
4
Co
Natural Gas
Emerson
12
26
54 "2
30%
534
32% Apr
20% Jan
pare
55
30%
100
154
57
54Ha
1
17%
35% Apt
see
*150
154
_2
preferred
76%
54 Hi
127J/4
35%
89% Jan
footnotes
*150
52%
126%
534
20% Fet
6
154
200
54%
17%
35'A Oct
18
152
76
77V4
1263/4
53 Hi
126
36%
2
1
154
77
77'%
55
127%
534
26% Jan
Feb
54
126
17H4
2
Mar 27
23
Dec
77%
5534
127 Hi
29,000
35 H4
95
24% Nov 13
6% Dec 23
43
78
54%
126%
,
21,400
27'A
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
5
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares—.
35'A Mar
7
*77
54
127
-2.10C
36 Hi
28%
4
2
Jan
*152
78 J/4
27'i
35HB
27 %
37 % Aug 27
B'/b Oct
2
15
May 20
6% Jan 14
54
28%
36%
27 %
31
3% Jan
14% Jan 31
44% July
8
4%%
100
Co
77%
1253/4
27%
28%
.
35 Hi
*90
14% Apr
1
preferred
Manufacturing
27%
•
2.50
3
40% Apr 28
4% Aug 18
Jan
Eaton
,
preferred
100
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer
1
17
25
6%
3
Oct
Jan
21
Nov.
5
10
31% Sep 22
83% May 22
15 y4 Oct
30% Dec
100
Corp—
common
a
34
74
Kodak Co
a
22% Oct 22
3% Oct 22
22
Eastman
22% Jan
91
2
159
4%% prior preferred
Eastern Stainless Steel
38% Jan
40
30
Mar 20
9
8
6
3% Jan
30
Sep
1
10
com
14
8
17% Dec 23
4
55H8 Sep
Inc.
28
19
24% Dec
82% Jun
131
H)
—
Airline
Eastern Gas & Fuel Asn
Feb
27% May
21% Dec
Aug
a
13
Eastern
64% Jan
Nov
82
t
Aug 14
Eagle-Flcher Co
100
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Evans
Products Co
31Hs
8
Hi
8 Hi
8 Hi
9
8%
21
21
2034
21
32
9
5,200
8 Hi
9
18,600
20%
21
17,400
32 %
3,100
32%
Hi
32%
31 Hi
83
83
83.
84 %
83
83
34%
35
35
351/i
3 4 Hi
35%
35
35%
34%
35
11 Hi
12%
11
12%
11 Hi
12
11%
11%
11%
11 Hi
59
60%
60 %
60%
*82
59
59 Hi
Hi
31
*82
*83
59%
60
*57%
17
161/4
18 %
18
18%
17 Hi
17 Hi
17 Hi
18
17%
18
441/4
42
43 Hi
411/2
42 %
41%
41%
41
42
17%
1
18
3
43 Hi
%
60
16 Hi
*571/2
16%
60
16%
*57Vi
16 J/4
1,000
60
60
16Hi
16 Hi
5,200
19,400
-
59i%
*57%
5
20
84
*57%
60
50
_
8H4
.
60
11,700
-16 Hi
«.i
9.600
10,500
,
Volume
5783'.
Number
188
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(1403):
NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
65
39 % Nov 25
Jan
35
17
-
Sep 26
7
12% Jan 24
11
Oct
6
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. I
Year 11157
'
«
30% Sep
79
89
Apr
9
•i
15
1
15'A Jan
2
18
22% Jan 22
25 % Nov 29
,<24 % Jan
2
31
67
67% Jan
79% Oct
3
80
17% July
Aug 23
41% Oct
43
64% July 10
21
10
Oct 22
45
Sep 30
11
% Oct
4%
July
14
3% Apr
7
23
11% Jan
2
27
Jun
19
Fa wick
25
Fedders-Quigan Corp
54% Sep
25
61% May 13
50
Feb
45% July
8
25% Jun 17
32
Mar
18% Apr
31
36% May 14
29 % Jan
46% Sep
24
20V4 Jan 31
19% Jan
22
27
313,4 Dec 31
17% Oct
22
29
,
Dec
%
52% Oct
33% Mar 13
26% Oct
1
Ferro
38% Oct
3
32
14
Jan
20% Jan
83% Jan
July 12
19% De« 20
29% Jan
66
16% Apr 25
38% Apr
7
9
36 V* Nov 13
2
Jan
2
106
Feb
8
Mar 12
47
67
Dec
5
104% Jun
73% Sep
12% Jan
4
46% July
20
6% Mar 10
Firestone Tire & Rubber
-4%% preferred
First National Stores
5
12
Firstamerica
10% Sep 29
50% Sep
4
9
37 % Jan
6
95¥4 May 10
•7% Jan
8
04
jun
4
Oct 21
66% Jan
10
80
Oct
2
64
Jan
9
78% Oct
3
17% Nov 20
22 % Oct
17
Apr
3
24
2
28
6
33% July 18
78
93
Nov 13
7 3/4 Mar
6
30
2
12% Jan
2
26% Oct
Nov 27
8
7% Jan
2
13% Aug 25
42% Oct 21
65% May 15
3
4'7o
13
70
Sep
15
Jan
2
138
Oct
3
3%%
90% Sep
11
95
July
1
3%%
61% July 16
35% Apr
35% Dec 30
59% Mar 19
37% Jan
13% Oct 22
18% Apr
32% Dec 30
67% July
134
23
3
33% Oct 21
8
Nov 18
52
2
Foote
Mineral
3
3
8% Jan
2
14 % Sep
24
10% jau
14
67% Jan
15
9 % Jan
2
18% Sep
24
2
65% Oct
3
Jan
14
64
Jan
14
*55
8% Dec
30
2
Oct 21
20
Apr 11
36% Jan
8
20% Jan
19
46% Jun 28
32
Jan
54
27
Jan
31% Dec
23% Oct 25
40% Jan 22
2
3
17% Sep
6
8% Jan
45
40% Dec 30
12 % Sep
Jan
23
23%
23
46
45
45%
45
21%
2114
21%
2174
700
49%
49
49%
4974
50
50
&074
51%:
52%
18%
17%
17i%
17%
18
18
1874
18
18 74
9,900
11,100
25
25%
38
26'%
*....21%
2674
377k
127
12T
217k
26
33%
38
127
*21
26
387k
*124
19
18%
18%
46 74
44%
25
30
130
July 9
32% Aug 26
45% Oct
2
5%
5274
5374
18%
197 k
197 a
20 74
10,300
7,800
45%
46
4674
48%
15,800
101% 104%
*100%. 102
14,600
45%
45%
46 'A
45%
xl05%
105%
10474
106
102
*100%
102
*10074
102
7274
187a
73
7274
7274
72%
72%
19%
197k
1974
197a
20
10%
10%
107k
14,000
4874
49 '/a
487 a
3% Oct 21
Jan
8% Jan
14
3% Jan
2
44% July 28
6% Aug 15
30
36% Jan
15
24% Jan
13
33% Aug 15
13% Oct 31
15% Feb
19
14% Jan
a
16% Aug 21
5% Jan
2
3% Jan
6
4% Sep
6
62% Apr
7
55% Sep
37% July 12
,26% Jan
a
36% Sep
24
2
23
•'
Dec
10,800
71%
72%
72
73'%
19%
19%
19%
19%
10%
10%
49
49%
IO3V2 105%,..
*10074 102
3% Dec 30
51
Jan
59
9
25% Dec 17
90% July
101
Jan
25
94% Oct
47% Jun
1
Nov 19
25
Jun
12
24% Feb 25
88
67% Dec 18
May 16
Aug
9
Jan
10
11
125
Dec
23
135
69% Jan
2
102
10
9% Jan
125
Apr 30
26% Jan
11
10%
10
48%
49%
92
*90
77%
78
78
*90
92
*90
10 Vb
10%
48 Va
91%
487a
*90
7974
79 %
10%
487k
91%
7974
79%
80
79%
76%
76%
76%
76%
7674
76%
21%
221/4
22%
237k
237a
24
38%
38%
38%
33%
387 k
3874
381/4
3874
'■<
93
*88
68 %
93
25%
13%
13
12%
68%
68
68 %
*88
93
25%
24i/i
13%
12%
.
*88
24%
23%
*88
25%
46% May 24
70% Nov
Mar
35
6
86
5
75
Jan
6
49% Dec 31
14% Jan 22
-48
9% Dec 20
Mar
12% Jan
10% Dec 26
150
138
138
*90
92
♦90
92
*90
92
*90
92
90
90
50'%
46%
49%
507k
1
66 Vz
46%
47%
45%
4674
477a
40,500
18%
13Vz
1874
18%
187a
18%
187 k
18%
1874
37%
36%
37
36 '/a
377 a
371/2
3974
38%
3874
20,700
38,300
13%
*13%
14
13%
50
45%
13%
137k
46%
137 k
137k
600
13%
13%
13
13%
13%
137k
1374
13%
1374
92*%
93 711
92
92%
92
92%
,92%
13%
93%
2.400
94%
17'%
17%
167a
17%
1674
17
16'%
167 k
167a
167 a
7,000
48,900
65
1
65
65
65%.
65
65
65
65
6574
6574
340
13%
137a
..' 11
General
Amer Oil Co
96
3
General
31%
317a
31%
3174
45
44'A
457a
44%
39%
40%
40
40%
39%
40'A
39%
39%
1
com
preferred
Nopai
Apr 29
65% Jan
9
57
Apr
8
68% Sep
16
19% Jan
2
27% Sep
11
15
60% Dec 31
48
Feb
12
21
Oct
22
69
Jan
4
July 26
115
Jan
30
Jan
13
4% Jan
% Jan 11
2
60% Jan
71
Sep
11% Oct.-
2
85
Sep
19
117
33% Jan
2
105% Oct
3
105
47% July 16
115% Jan 24
6%
3
3
49% Sep 25
117 % Jan
5
General Finance Corp_
1
General Foods
16
5%
$5
20
24
Oct 25
57% July 15
44% Jan
2
62% Feb
6
7
5% Oct
1
General
Public Service
45% July
9
General
3
General
37% Jan
2
34
21% Apr
15% Jan
15
3
3
24% Sep
4
10
32% Jan
13
45% Sep
24
27% Mar 19
20% Jan
2
27% Sep 26
22% Nov 18
17% Jan
3
28% Sop
Precision
$1.60
conv
July 19
16
58'/2
597k
45,100
67%
6774
67%
54,700
27%
2774
27%
67%
68%
67%
65%
677 a
6774
687a'
68
6874
1,400
12,500
9%
10%
10%
9%
10
10
10%
1074
ll'/a
38,200
22% Sep 20
28% May 16
25
Feb
14
23
Sep
3
36% Oct 22
28
25
Jan
2
27% July 14
27% Sep
4
45 % May
40% Jan
7
53% July 25
May 31
2
31%
108%
10674
107%
106%
106 3 4
*10674
47%
48 %
47%
48%
40%
4774
46'A
10774
8474
1067 k
7
85 74
851/2
40
39%
39%
39Vk
39'4
3874
39%
77%
77%
77 %
767k
7774
76 Va
7674
-'•7674
1
29%
29%
2874
2974
28%
29
28%
28%
*30%
3174
*30%
3174
25% Sep 23
Jan
7
General Tire & Rub
1
4
Jan
6
4%%
Sep".
9
129
3
79
95% Apr 25
36% July 9
Apr 29
Jan
2
84 % Jan
8
2
26% Jan
13
44 %- Jan
3
39% May 29
23% Jan
10
19
<
46% Mar 26
32% Sep
20% Dec 24
28% July
3
21% Jan
7
91
Mar 18
89% Jan
21
Dec
2
14
15 % Apr
28
Apr
16
37% Jan
4% Apr
26
2% Jan
2
157% Jan
16
Jan
21
57 % Nov 14
79% JQn
13
70% Feb
95% July
37% Jun
4
8
21
2% Apr
8
4
Oct
97
Jun-
46% Sep
61
Oct
2
19% Aug 27
40% Oct
3
3% May 15
175
July 10
12
Oct
2
9
7% Oct
3
52 % Sep
55% Sep 30
39% Aug 21
3
22
28% Jan
31
6
27% Jan
3
15
75% Sep
12
88
18
5% Jan
3
9
% Sep
19
31
Oct
1
61
Sep
10
49
Oct
3
21% Jan
Dec
,
20% Dec 12
Apr 17
14
37
Apr 30
30% Jan
2
•
11
20% Jan
2
Jan
22
131 % Jan
2
78
3
For footnotes
22
138
122% Nov 11
87
Jan
8
Jan
ll
3074 Apr
see
page 26.
4
67
Apr 17
22% Jan
2
July
8
31% Sep 24
146% JUn
4
Jan
20
75
35% Oct
3
32'/a
32
3274
32
32%
J4.200
227k
23 Va
2274
23
23
2374
44%
437a
4474
44%
44%
43
4374
4374
43%
10,800
2,100
2674
27'A
2674
26%
26%
26 %
26%
26 %
3,400
.26%,
277k
2674
27,
2674
27
5,100
27
27' *
27
27%
27
2774
2774
♦26
2774
*26
2774
*26
27%
2774
*2674
;•
T
,
Gladding McBean & Co
Co (The)
Glidden
..
-
27%
*26
27%
27%
*26%
2774
*2674
2774
100
52%
74
52'A
52 74
527a
52
27%
527a
*2674
52 %
52
5274
21,800
2474
24%-
247k
24%
24'A
24%
3,300
2674
31,100
*26
25
24%
26%
26%
95
150%
87%
_100
100
1
4-1
87%
<
*59
26%
26%
2674
2674
95
*90
*148
153
*149
•
8674
8G7k
94
8774
36%
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95
,
95
*90
154
•148
Z
♦14874
86'A
*92
26
2674
2674
267a
154
•
8774
95
1
8674
--
94'/a
94%
94 74
437a
44%
43%
4474
44
4474
59 %
60
60
61
607a
607k
60
607a
18,200
4,300
27%
2674
2874
2774
28%
277a
287a
2774
2874
69,000
44%
35711
93%
,
447a
44%
4574
3574
37
*91
35
T«
4574
36%
92
*90
9374
4574
457k
46
36%
36
35%
>
*91%
92
♦90
Grace (W R) & Co
18%
177k
1874
18
18%
18 'A
18%
X1874
38
37%
37%
37%
391/4
3974
4074
27a
3%
3%
31a
374
3%
172
*167
3
3 7 b
180
180
*167
*157
180
*167
677 k
6774
667
a
677k
66' 4
6774
66%
9474
93%
94 74
93 7
94%
9474
94%
a
36%
36%
3774
36%
371,4
36%
36%
*36%
36%
43%
44%
43%
44%
44 7k
44%
44%
4574
45 Vk
45%
2V«
2'/4
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
3
2^S<
7%
7%
7
774
7
774
7%
51%
51%
5174
51
517 k
51
51%
49%
50%
53
-
Grant (W T) Co common
7%
7%
7%
50%
Granite City Steel
54
54%
5574
53%
54%
54
54%
55
36%
37%
37 %
377c
37%
38
37%
38
38
3874
*76%
78
777a
777k
78
Vz
54%
*76%
78
*76%
8%
3%% preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
25,400
14,900
2,500
22,200
67 %
93 %
9
8%
9%
814
9%
8%
30
29%
30%
30%
3074
29 7 k
30 Vz
,
*77'%
160
79
8%
12,100
2974
517k
29%
10,700
5274
*
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop
Great Northern Paper Co
No par
25
54%
54%
54'/4
5474
52%
54
51%
52%
45%
45%
46
46
46%
46%
47 7k
49
No par
No par
109
45%
47%
Great Northern
29%
30 %
30%
30%
29%
3074
29%
29%
29%
29%
*136%
137%
137 Va- 13774
'13774
13774
13674
136%
Green
(H L)
Co Inc
100
*74
1
33
77
33%
*74
33%
*74
77
34
.
.
33%
77
347k
*74
34
77
35'A
473,600
4,800
7,700
22,200
5,100
8%
9
29 %
Ry Co
Great Western Sugar com
1% preferred
Green Bay A Western RR
3,700
16,300
43,000
80
160
67%
93
36%
Grand Union Co (The)
•
18%
377k
2%
92%
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M 8 & P
28,000
36%
66%
-
16,600
46
37%
172
1
•
92
2%
-
30
92%
4474
59%
*9274
18%
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodrich Co (B F)
350
86%
37%
-
Goebel Brewing Co
700
154
44 74
44
*91
25
25
*90
44%
34%
5
par
52
92%
94
*92%
1
No
2
15
43%
31%
2374
4574
1
common
Jan
__
43%
32%
23 »/4
44%
1
Co
$4.50 preferred
1
2
47% July 11
(The)
43%
3174
23%
23
*44%
Gould-National Batteries Inc
36% Feb
85
Gillette
447k
31%
31
4
Glmbel Brothers
2,400
•
16,600
11,200
45%
x45 Va
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
86 % Apr
11
43%
5
10
30
59% Jan
Feb
5%
4374
560
49%
5%
Co
11
23
20 :
Products
Sep
7L% Oct 31
45% Nov 20
29% Dec 26
;
49% July 31
26% Dec 17
35% May
;
37% Sep
4% Jan
11
preference
:
5%% preference
Georgia-Pacific Corp
2
33% Jan
21% Dec
4974
574
150
2
4
6% Apr
4974
574
10
10
Jan
9
21
49%
574
57«
Florida—
Jan
37% Oct
Oct
49Vk
574
J.
30
13% Jan
5
49%
57k
100
Oct
46
37
Sep 30
94% May 21
70% 8ep
21
Dec
4974
Getty Oil Co
95
25% Feb 11
27
49
5%
10
41
-
3174
49%
*90
Gerber
13,800
31 %
loo
7
28%
3174
5%
83%c
1
Feb
12
9
16
1,400
28%
311/4
49 %
com
29% Aug
69
14
Oct
91
53% May 19
-
57% July 18
1
9
164
1,400
3,300
76%
31
6.67
10c
$5
July 17
8374
10c
.
preferred
conv preference..
% c/o
2,800
39
'83 'A
84
-
3174
General Time Corp
80
90 % Aug
84
500
216,400
106%
3874
76%
25
3
Feb
83% July 17
16% Dec 23
t
85%
1
25
7
185
s
x84
105%
107
108%
preferred
Telephone Corp
2
7
23
Xl07
85%
v
2,000
49
4874
<39%
preferred
83
Apr
108 74
85
106%
106
4874
108%
$1.32
16% Jan
107
1077
107
15
Castings Corp
22% Apr
4
July 31
82
84
8374
83%
84
83
82 74
81%
107%
1%
$1.30
General
9%
No par
General Shoe Corp
Steel
67
a
No par
$3 convertible preferred
General
300
5974
Equipt Corp
preferred
General Telephone Co of
28% Dec
18,400
27%
Railway Signal
Jan
39% May 22
39% Oct 21
2174
66%
General Realty <fc Utilities
General Refractories
4
18% Dec 23
.
20%
.
5874
Public Utilities Corp
32% Oct
13
19% Oct 22
160
20%
'
277-4
General
Jan
12
207a
-
'
No par
31% Feb
16
2174
6774
Preferred $3.75 series
41
157% Oct
19 74
7-4
19%
60%
No par
Aug 25
18
1274
1974
r 12
127 k
6574'
preferred
May 26
*
8,500
100
27
18
1,300
167 a
No par
common
27
2% Dec
69
15%
2774
Motors Corp common
47% July 12
29% Oct 21
68%
16
58%
preferred
General
34% May 17
193'a Nov 19
-
82
6974
15%
*82
1
18
33% Oct 22
:
82
68%
157k
2774
Corp;
11
11
85
69 7k
15%
607
23
32% Oct
83
697 k
15%
No par
Corp
General Instrument
"
;
83
70
15%
6674
78% Sep
20% Nov 14
82
69%
15%
597k
9
62% May
160
82
697a
657k
48% Jan
18
2,200
4,300
*2774
General Outdoor Advertising
General Portland Cement Co_
21
10
37%
=
27%
22
Oct 22
38%
2974
38%
66%
22
Dec
37%
28,400
138%
29
60
92% Jan
Oct
387k
12%
12 74
138%
.
7,900
27%
41% Sep
83%
377a
11,400
65%
6
39
2974
96
59%
Jan
23
12%
138'/a
29 7k
93%
33
rl274
General Dynamics Corp.
General Electric Co
27% Oct
.
12%
•137%
29%
39%
1974
Aug 29
Jun
12%
138%
920
95'/a
38%
19
34
90
12'A
*137 Vz
V
*94%
<
15%
5
83
-
12 '/a
13H 7k
11%
.
*137
3,166
3574
68%
lo
1
Oct 22
11%
133 %
*82
2
preferred
General Mills
Aug 28
Jun-
series
4
77
11%
*137
General Controls Co
12
108% Jan
93%
No par
Inc
Jan
30% Mar
93%
39'A
Apr
30% Dec
937k
38%
68
1
92%
387k
40
-
93%
37%
7
95
92%
92%
4%
60
35
39%
93%
16'A
4%
*56
95
38 %.
No par
100
16
22% Oct
94%
39%
29
Nov
15% Dec 23
95
38 74
29%
Dec
50% Jan
94%
39%
297a
Contract Corp common
55
24
95
3,100
22,100
1,100
2,300
5,100
6%
33%
16%
357k
29%
Cigar
12
Dec
*34%
37 74
*94%
39%
■
Oct
SI
35
38
957k
6,200
6'A
60
37'A
*94%
,
3,700
45
33-
4%
;'i
*56
3414
35
100
32
39 V4
.
1674
4%
14,900
44%
60
29%
General
21
18% July
347k-
347a
*56
3,500
16%
31%
6%
161/8
4%
4%
4%
60
11%
47
*45
33
33
16%
167 a
16 7a
4%
*56
.
47
6%
33 'A
*32
5
Corp
30% Oct
t
5
Transportatlon„2.50
General Baking Co common
5
33
,
34
100
of Texas
16 7a
4%
60
6%
67a
6%
337k
16'A
4%
*56
1
6'A
32%
General Cable Corp com
4% 1st preferred
12
26
16 7k
l
5o
com
6%
33 %
5%
32
*45
47
z
16%
45
50
*4
11 %
M
31%
44 %
*45
47
.
• a
,
16%
x31%
Amer
21% Oct
143% Dec
16%
44%
763/4
'
17
31%
47% Dec 31
'
$
11%
447a
$4.50 preferred
12% Sep
5% Jun
::
1174
3174
com__IIl
Inc
Indus
9
72% July 22
18
'■
117k
16%
17
16%
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14
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22
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16,500
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15
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70
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40% Sep 15
93% Jun 27
30 % Apr
Oct 21
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141
19% Jan
30
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12% Sep 30
Jan
1734 Dec 23
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5,000
49%
preferred(The)
Garrett Corp
;
41,600
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150
Gardner-Denver Co
1
280
52
;
53
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130
100
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7,700
14,100
3874
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105
100
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48
2
17
26 %
2674
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37%
127
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Co
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237k
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preferred
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10% Apr 10
11,800
60
42%
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14
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60
42
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4%
13%
417k
23%
.
52
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Francisco Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
July 11
80
2,300
46
517k
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2
3
100
6,000
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19% Aug 22
13% Oct
14 %
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41%
52
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101'A Aug 14
13%
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--
42
52
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2
8
79%
49%
574
;
4874
;
preferred
25
15
79%
48%
;
82
5%
100
convertible
Jan
24% Jan
Nov 14
52% Aug 11
48% Sep 25
48
5%
23 Va
37%
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preferred
25% Feb
12% Jan
123
83/4 Dec 10
7
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14 %
60
41%
*75
5%
350
46%
24%
preferredlllllllo
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8
29
17% May
2
10% Dec
68% Nov 14.
47% Jan
100
May 15
93% Aug
3.400
23%
♦122
convertible
5
Oct
84% Jan
92,
4.000
29%
16
Fluor Corp Ltd
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Food Fair Stores Inc common
t
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Food Giant Markets Inc
j
40 % Sep 10
96
Mar 17
Jan
Apr 25
18% Aug
5% Oct 21
87
Oct
Power Corp
Florida Power & Light
89%
18%
21%
48%
t
Florida
44% Aug 27
59% May 8
59% Jun 13
22
5%
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82
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48%
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14
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41%
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Nov
18
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95
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29%
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18
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Flintkote Co (The) common.
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600
37
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17%
287k
481
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29
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3574
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28%
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Fidelity Phenix Fire
49% July 29
1101% Sep 17
15% Apr 25
6% Dec 16
*
117k
27%
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Corp
Fibreboard Paper Prod
24V« Mar 14
82% Apr 16
100% Sep 26
55% Feb 14
101% July 23
81% Nov 13
Federated Dept Stores
130% Sep 22
56% Aug 21
47% Feb 10
2
May
14
3
117k
28%
5
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16% Jan
11%
28%
1
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preferred
16% May
57
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100% Oct
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4.60%
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105
39
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11%
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10
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19% Oct 22
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31% Jan
20% Nov 12
16
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84% Jun 11
29% Jan 21
,
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37
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Wednesday
Sept. 30
28%
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14% Sep
6
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Sept. 29
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18% Sep 10
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Falstaff Brewing
Corp.
3
Aug 27
-
53% Mar 11
May 19
7% Jan
16% Apr
3% Dec 30.
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Fairbanks Morse & Co
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Fairchild Engine & Airplane
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Fairmont Foods Co common
1
11
Sep
„
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5
13 V* May 14
22% Apr 22
LOW AND HIGH
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EXCHANGE
43% May
2
Jan
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136
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6,300
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270
77
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19
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16% Apr
18
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Jan
10
47% Dec 11
186 % Oct 21
13
80% Jun
14
87
Apr
17
24% Jun
2
9
7% Apr
EXCHANGE
16% Apr
2
17% Mar 20
14
12% May 10
2
14 Ve Dec
30
Feb
89
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
14% Jan
34=8 Jan
11
18% Oct
;
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Highest,
76 % Nov 20
10% Jan
25
10
May
9
25
Sep 3G
Gulf
80% Jan 16
152
May 13
52
Mar
5
08% Aug 11
$5
Feb
120% Oct
25
preferred
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3
Gulf
28
98
Apr
4
96
Jan
2
29
6
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1
Oct
•t
Nov
84
'50
Sep 24
May 29
84.20
99% Sep
-
100
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109
25
.
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1
47% July
41% Feb 21
4
38 % Jan
17
49 % Apr
7
Jan
21
26% Sep
1O0
100
dividend preferreddividend preferred
$5
24
19% Sep
29
3
1
2
•3=4 Dec
30
' 18 % Dec
20
24
Jan
2
Dec
31
28% Jan
11
13% May 20
Dec
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80% Dec
t
24
111% Jan
11
70
Jan
2
Oct
2
24
45% Jan
15
21% Jan
2
33% Sep
26
23
39
26% Jan
2
39
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13
13%
|
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21
Oct
14
Dec
24
187 %
>.«3%
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Oct
Dec
14
129
Jan
23
Apr
7
30
Jan
8
2
32% Mar 25
1'
81%
Nov 22
88% Oct
9
28% Apr
76% Jun
54
19
91
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30
35% Sep
30
;
34% Jun
26
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Hayes
12% July 14
22 % Jan
47% Jan 23
87% Feb 12
84% Dec 24
27%
Jun
27
17 % Apg
4
Feb
10
10
4
25
38% May
1
3
108% Oct
49
118
67% Sep
3
26% Jan
14
11% Jan
13
Jan
7
87
July 19
74
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2
11%
22% Jan
7
10% Jun 20
16 % Jan
2
9% Jan
10
25% July
21
17% Oct 22
0
Nov
18% Oct
8
22
15% Nov
1
82% Oct
11
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2
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30
May 21
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May 20
23% Apr
7
37%, Aug 29
85
Sep
5
92
22
Dec
23
39% Jan
Sep
6
10
8
24
64% Oct
4
3
Jan
2
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28% Jan 10
23.% July 24
39% May 29
19
Jan
7
28% Sep
21% Sep
15
19
36 % Jan
9
38% Apr
22
85
30% Nov 18
27 % Jan
13
39% Sep
16
85
Mar 13
75% Sep
16
84
Jun
6
81% Sep 26
92
Feb 20
90
Jun
6
52 % Jun
12
65
22
18% Nov 26
18%
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3
Jan
3
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72
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25
88
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26
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80
Nov 20
100
Apr
1
48% Oct
30
22
60% July 11
8% Dec 31
15
Jan
18
8% Dec
18
18% Jan
8
1% Sep
3.
15% Feb
8%
23
Oct
90
43
Dec
12%
Oct
TO
Sep 27
2%
Dec
23
23
5%
Oct
10
3% Apr 18
40% Apr
13% Jan
14
27
18% Jun
85% Apr
8
72% Jan
17
87
8
30
6
May 21
35% May 23
20% Jan
2
22
13% Jan
2
22
88% Jan
•0
17
Dec
4
86% Dec
11
85% Oct 23
40
Jan
4
2% Jan
2
May 31
35% Feb
51% Jan
2
28% Jan
13
29% Jan
41% Oct
2
2
35% July 14
47% Jan 21
3
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11
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13
40
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19
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42
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44
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6
52
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11
48 %
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40
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14
48
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15
47
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.
40
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Nov
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13
9
8
2
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2
30
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5
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23
39 % Jan
14
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14
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86% Dec
10
88% Jan
8
65
Feb
11
156
4
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73
Jan
25% Jan
2
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13
23Vi! May 14
22% Jan
21
52
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2
37
92
Nov
4
18
Dec
24
■70% Oct
22
88% Dec 23
187
Nov 11
88% Oct 22
88
Nov 14
118% Dec
86% Oct
19
22
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115% Apr 23
11% Feb 20
109 % July
98
Feb
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26% May 10
106% May 10
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125
Oct
84
Dec
82
Dec
11
12
88
27
Sep 25
7% Jan 13
57% Jan
Feb
4
Sep
22
28
Jan
2
13
22
4
2
24
Oct.,22
20
14% Feb
19
33% Dec 24
28% Mar 29
54% Jun
130
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13
22
50% July 15
32% July 14
21% Jan
22
13
3
May 28
13% Jan
32% Sep
17
31
28
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27% Jan
29% Jan
118
115% Sep 22
96 % July 16
13% Feb
4
71
29% Jan
Feb
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36% July 16
33% May 10
87% Sep' 17
11% Apr 21
135
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35
15
13
21% Aug 27
7
25
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33% Sep
78% Jun
13
51% Apr 23
111% Jun 26
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8
26
Oct
Dec
9
2
24
30
14% Jan
28
Jan
100
Dec
88 % Nov
7
July 12
40% May 23
87% Dec
9
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80% Oct 23
82
26% July 7
68 % Jan 13
13% Apr
1
70% Jan 17
3
2
2
13
Jan
10
36% Feb
27
40
May
39% Aug
7
17% Jun
2
35% Aug
7
38% Jun 10
34% July 16
44% Aug 11
126% July 24
42 J/4 Oct
3
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Iowa Elec Light & Power Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
37%
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10
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10%
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37%
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26
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-
12
10%
83
50
*81 "4
-
(i
27%
4
18
47%
80
38 %
13%
84
*49
27,000
38
35 7 b
21%
4%
44%
5,800
34 3 4
*37%
"
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No par
Island Creek Coal
6 %
2 7%
53%
i77,:
*30%'
31%'
31%
64%
■*
*83%-
6%
17,700
,
36
38s-1
81%
51%
33%
Corp
of
63 %
•34
87
4%
5
30%
21%
38«
2%
33%
Int'l Minerals &. Chemical com
Nickel
63
35%;
3,500
28
37%
26
94
ll1
2
2V«
-
;■
,
22%
*27';-
til
J.C
50
International Mining Corp:
Int'l
22%
s
38%
3%
27
19%
Jo
07%
;
45%
preferred-^.—;
International
22 7
28
27%
27%
*76 %~
10
H -v
11%
":48
Inspiration Cons Copper——'
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
4%
^
19 'j
*37t 1
94
*43
Co
Harvester
*85
G'%
6%
78
63
*62%
10
*42
!
1% preferred.
International Telep
30% Aug 20
62%
.27%
84
*921..
94
x33%
common
International Silver
3
: *92%
par
preferred
8
32% Oct
77%
*81:ri
100 pesos
7%
37%
34'j'
28
:_50
De
Electrica
Iron
*27 Va
387»;
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6f!ii
28
Light—No
A
Sep 18
48% Sep 30
34
28
20%
:
&
Int'l
Oct-
6:,«
*81% * 84t
;
100
J
3
144
-
No par
61%»1 *.: "* 10 —1 ■
11
Int'l Bushicss Machines
2
87
50
.'
3
Oct
20
_15
411% Oct
144
35
87
6--»
- -
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Jan.10
38 % Oct1
62 1
34%
88
(r!«
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Interlake
2
62%
34:,i
L*27
--;
100
Interchemical Corp common
4%% preferred
Jan
22=4
„
28
37%
44%
30
27
63%
*
78
92 % May 13
300
9
>
23'
*27%
39 %
43%;
26% Sep
8
22 %
28
77%
1
38% Jan 11
31% July 10
76
May 2
29
.22r!B
39
45 3
5
376% July
86
18%
3,200
44%
Oct
3
25
26
4,700
7,600
11%
-
1-100
Jun
21
•2
July 30
7% Dec 30
54'% Sep
13%
28%
*86
100
common
14,300
27%
11%.
47 3 it
Co
290
23 »/n
'
13%
78%
Inland Steel
27%'-
86%
28%
43%
6%
1
3
26 % Sep
Jan
156% Jan
37% Oct
13
29
35% Jan
23 % Jan
8% Oct 22
Apr
3
27}M
*85
'
11%
77%
Ingersoll-Rand
July 18
36
70
13 %
464 »
S
*•33
28%
34.
•
•
25
Industrial Rayon—
1
121% Oct
88% Oct
81
90% Oct
162
2
55% Jan 11
.
2
3
a
67
13%
LlO
preferred
Jan
*84%
'
11%
ilO
Indianapolis Power
30
15'
87
•
July 30
Oct
1.300
30,900
33 34
4
*65
28%
No par
preferred
8
33%
14% \ 15%
33 3
15
70
11
68
- -
1
preferred
24 % Seji
*33 »/4
33 W
" 15'y
-
240
11%
:
4.20%
37,300
13%
21
3
2,000
41 Vb
108 »'a
'
28'
4%
47 % Feb
67%
39=.,
11%
30%
4.70%
66 Vz
39
8,500
13%
—1
4.42%
103%
67%
*66%
! 47
28%
22%
preferred—
1,800
13%
*27%
__5
preferred
100
16%
40 %;
*103%
67
39
16% *
'
11%
(Delaware)—
4.08 %
1,000
37 3-1
110%
110
■
29
100
Power
*37
13%
36%
Uliii"%
2,100
27
37%
11%
20%
4.26%
;
27%
29% V 29%
'
?
'29 to'
46%
"
Cement Co
150
23%
22vh
common
-84%
13%'
39%
_^ie
preferred series A__.
20
2,100
ll:,.t
28%
com
3,300
78
58 '
29%
22%
i__No par
Manhattan
35%
:
577a
*83
27
29%
*37
1
'.
35
*76
-
-84%
27
"
277,,
Illinois Central RR Co_^_J
9
78
57-'% K
13%
Idaho Power Co__
.
*
4C %
27%
37%
&
'
35
i
85'6
35=«
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2,200
;
45%
14%
•
20
Sound
15%
46'y
28%
39%
preferred—
50
14%
163s
27'.;
*27%
preferred
•
12,100
'14% K-
.
;*83:
29 =„
28J»
10
common
19,100
'
36
28%
16:s«
'65
37%
22
May 27
23
80
2
86
7Va
'
'
76%
33%
15%
87
35
38 s,
67
.86%
1
"*.15%
27%
57%
66
'
.
33;%
15:%
36 %
76%
23
36
33%
3 500
"
37%
109
i
39: it
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4,300
33 "4
46 3 «
67%
38th
8,700
2534
'
16 Vb
*
^
ill
67%
30
com
of America
Jun
51
6% Apr 25
14
99% Jan
156
Corp
Industria
13%
148
18
Jun
*110
"
10,300
4038
28%
14%
78
29%
:
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;
:32%"
'•
58
*37
47%
38%
Ideal
30
52 % Jan
746W
67
5% convertible pfd series A
50
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
__'__5
47% Sep 26
78% Oct
2
44 3 it Sep
;16%!
26 %
~7G%
Hupp Corp
16
75% Aug 12
63% Jan
9
32% May
46% Mar
SI
Sep
16%
*37%
5%
5 % July 28
33% July 28
23
;
4T/.1
.
.135
32%
67'a
36
3,100
3,600
11 '/*
5% noncumulative preferred
100
Hudson Bay Min <fc Sin Ltd—No
par
Hunt Foods & Indust Ihc com
—5
26
Dec
18
r
50
tHudson
56% Oct
-
30^
12.50
Howard Stores Corp
12% Dec
26%
6ta
50
37%
25%
3334
3,100
-
!'
3(f%
38%
f-
26
27%
19%
84%
31 %
■
5,000
"
30%
-
,:.'i3o,-
39%-
"
*35'%'
T
-*83 -r; 84 >2
-26%;
'26%<;
37%
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Howe
Aug
v
4%
preferred:
;
'
4.40% preferred
'
Houston Lightixrg & Power
7% Sep
Apr
4
16% Jan 14
84%
-
»
23,100
37%
3lM
33%
25
57 i'i
187a
*83.
;
200
64*
2534
.'.41
135
46%
V
25 >4
f
-
'
63%
'
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$2.25 convertible
3 % Sep
30
270
,
29
^
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Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
10% Sep
11% Sep
18
Apr
20
.
101
*46'
41
4
26
14%
*76
r
Household Finance common
3%% preferred--!
i m
3
5% Jan
V
-
78:
56%
29%
66%
84/V
50c
preferred
convertible
:
..
/
"
7%
34'-1
37%
39
'' "" 27%
____l
common
convertible
Hotel Corp
97% Aug 13
1
4% May 6
11% Apr 29
30
8 % Jan
10
2.50
$4.25 preferred—
39
4,800
■
100
37%=-
31'%
39
28%
14%,
5
36%'
*130
263«
27:,4.
-
29%
111
*65
___No par
Hooker
31
,
'
31%,.
'
40 3
35% " 35%
:
34%
-
«
■
34-%
>
6=;i
35%
14%
55
i.
;
25:%'.
84
303
39%
'
34
28%
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26%
*■■■
'
7%v
'
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,
__
15Vu'15:i4
(conv)
5%
56,700
>
94
19%,
;
83
t
32*
31%
39
:26f ;
34% ;
(
'
34%,
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*"
5
•
14%
43%
317%'
~
100
Homestake Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp—
3
Jan
84% Nov 13
V
6% Jan
39% Feb
2nd pfd
Holly Sugar Corp
24
2
2
Oct
2% Nov 27
3
2,700
h:
46 3
18%
-
36%% 38%
31%
37%
16%
-
'135%'
'
1
preferred series A_
Hoffman -Electronics
Corp.Holland Furnace Co
12% Aug 11
32% Jan
•
Hilton Hotels Corp__
Hires Go (Charles E)__'
16
25 % Jan
•1
Feb
$4%
15
5
—1
(The)-
"
32'
40<%7. 40:%
'i:K)
135
c.
";,'?9%
35%
;
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par
2Vz%
30% Aug 28
17% Jan
97
29% Sep
13% Sep
2
11
82%
*75;
" 55
55
84 " *" 84
135
-
27%
f26%
*10
Hewitt-Robins Inc
1
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
29
20
22% Jan
40% Jan 10
71% Jan
4
%
•
He»tz Co
Sep 29
15% Sep
Jan
24
Feb
34
I
1
!
6%
34%
100
common
41 V
*132'
,
♦
83
31%
-
38% ; 38%
41
19%
19"
83
•'
32%
25
14%
*34%
Hcrshcy Chocolate Corp__—_No
74% May 29
87
Sep 30
9% Jan
16 % Sep
31
preferred
19%
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•'<:
.15
;
*46
;25%
7
xl4%
43%
24 77,
33
5
46 %
64%
83
35
•
„
30
44% Feb
10,700
.
87
101
101%;
63%
24%
nopcumulative preferred
25 r " *37
Hercules MotorsJ
•
■___;
No par" 7
16
•Hercules Powder common
2 1/12
47
5% preferred
:
100
*110
Apr 23
3
60
22
7%
101
,
(!4%
39%
0%
i6%'<
25%
•.19%'
29%
:T
common
Hejme (G W)
17
24
17
8% Oct
Sep
53% Jan
Jan
30
Sep, 9
36 % Apr
17% July 16
Dec
IncJ
'
3
38
*100% *102
:
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*92
1
,
48%
.
94
100
.
.
120%
48%
94
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<
25
30%
35
100
30% Jun
C'4
>
100
68%
39
27%
r
225
78
21
Industries
'
•
24%
:
50
3.65% preferred
___'
Heller (W E) & On,.>
17% Jan
*92
1,100
67 %
48%
25"
84%'
•
...32.._. 33.
__1
__
Heinz (H ,J) Co common-—
23% Jan
66%
•
18,400
9%
24
; 119%
•
85"
9 4.'
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102
48 14
85
£,%/; 64%
30%
1
'
common
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3%&
2018
23=a
.
66%.
48%
21,500
83%
9%
_
120%
86
Shares
16
•
20%
24%
4*65%
,118%
the Week
'
9%
-
24
25%"
•
30%
.
,5
preferred-.,.
Industries
Hecht Co
'J*%
30%
:10
89% Feb 21
32% Jan
July 25
19
4%%
48%.
*85
100
*46
46
!•% *83-'t.
1
59% Aug 27
Sep
8
42% Sep
40% Jan
43
-
2.50
,
43% Jan
•0% Sep
9
70% Nov 27
10% Oct
3
16
47% July 11
115% Jan 30
62
Hat Corp of America
35% Oct' 3
78
Oct
2
14
Corp_l_.
84
18% Jan 22
34% Mar
17% Jan
15% Oct
9
72% Jan
6
July 24
24% Jan
103% Oct 22
V
7% Sep
49%
86
*100%
102
1 63%- 03%
..25%
25%.
% 19%
19%
;
^_1
Hart Schaffner & Marx
6
May
u% Oct 10
•'
9
30
28 % Jan
2
20
82% Sep 19
80% July 23
»% Dec 30
88
Jan 21
'
Harris-Intertype
Sep
34% Sep
:
5
100
Harsco Corporation™.
Harshaw Chemical Co
9
18% Jun 19
43% Dec 26
H
•
3
27
25
_*5
preferred
3
.
-*100%'
15%
%' .582
'• •'•
v'-
*32
.
Mar 17
40% Oct
*92
'
* 100
.;
.
20%
9%
•
,
65 %
ll.1:%
117%
,16
^t.83 %;
20%
9%"
25
66
67
Friday
Oct. 3
15%
*82
21%
21%
117%
48%
Paper Co%___^—3.50
32 %
33%
Hammond Organ Co_i_>:
—1%*. ".33% i 38%
"Harbison-Walk Refrac com——7.5Q
41 ■ % "41 %
6% preferred _'
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135 ;£
Sep 25
32% Oct
convertible
'22% Apr 25
14% Dec 18
•
4%
3% Jun
2]
34% Jun
—
■V
;
20% Apr 29
22% Jan 20
30% July
6% Jan
140
9
94%
*92
7
>
*9%
116%:
:
20 •';»
25
*35
'
*92
'
Hammennill
Sep 26
'
42 %
13
Jun
51% Aug
30
8
t% Oct
Nov 27.
88
30
39% Mar 11
138
8
82
.
May 31
40% July 23
30
88% Dec
I
84
■
Dec
! 84%
t
20
49%
80
*85
16
n
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Sales for
Thursday
Oct. t
-
Hackensack Water
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing
Hall (W F)
Printing Co__*
Hamilton Watch Co common
67% Aug 12
89% Jan
49%
100
100
If
Nov
vws-
I
117%
'Vu
preferred*
84.40 dividend preferred
13
116%
r
—No par
dividend
84.44
102% July 14
4
10
Jan
9%
9%
24% :>■*. 24%
67
*66
65%
25 *■*
Common
96
91 % Sep
•<»5 <
20%
PRICES
83 %
5'
j
,t
33%
21%
-
SALE
Oct. 1
15%.,.
*82
21%
24
-
.15%
%
States Utilities Co^-
6
Sep
16
83%-
21%
9V«
—No par
—^
Oil Corp
19
39% Jan
H
5
24
•l'/e Aug
15%
Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
HIGH
Wednesday
Sept. 80
*82
1
:_1
AND
Tuesday
Sept.
Greyhound Corp (The) common—_3
4%%
preferred
100
14
101
Monday
Par
>
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
Ouantanamo Sugar„^__;
1*
11
32 *2 Jan
41% Jun
93% Feb
«4% Jan
RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
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14
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Previous
Monday, October 6,
.
Circuit Breaker Co
40%
5
*120
40%
40%
124
*120
40%
124
40%
40%
*120
40%
*120
124
40%
40%
124
42V4
7,600
10,300
8% Feb
4
6% Jun
11
13% Oct
4% Feb
11
10
28% Jan
9
15% Jan
2
26 V* Sep
7%
8%
3
7%
7%
7%
7%
19% Feb 25
Jaeger Machine Co
5
23%
23%
33% Oct
23%
24%
23%
23 34
3
23%
23%
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
-—1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%> pfd—100
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
1
2334
24%
5,500
30%
32%
30
31%
29%
31 %
30 %
31 =
30%
33 %
19,500
*86%
88%
*86
IS
Nov 19
76
47% July 11
Jun
11
91
Jan
28
47%
71
Aug 29
Jan
60% Aug
2
89 % Feb 28
84% Dec 10
52% July
89
97
Feb
12
88% Dec 18
80% Nov
6
38% Dec 17
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footnotes
24
3
82
56
64% July 24
35
Jan
2
see
page 2i6.
3
May 27
34% Apr 23
85
99
Fob
15
86
July 11
76% Jan 17
Jan
93
38
Jan
3
8%
Sep/11
84% Sep
86% Oct
26
88
24
Jan
3
47% Aug 26
110
Sep
11
Apr 11
57% Oct
3
Mar
99% Aug
7
50% Sep' 16
4
May 22
Jacobs
(F L)
3%%
Co
1
a
preferred
100
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson
&
5
Johnson
Jones & Laughlin Steel
5% preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
12%
com
"
85
*87
85
89%
"43%
44%
"107
108
-8
_
85%
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43%
107
8%
1
89
85'2
89%
44%
107
v«
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•
8
89
85
85%
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89%
43%
106%
44 3
106 %
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85%
8
87%
86
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86%
;
4,800
86%
89 V2
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89%
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43%
44 V4
44
44%
35,800
10634
10634
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10
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55%
54%
55%
54%
55%
5434
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97%
97%
97%
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97Va
98
48
48%
47Vb
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47 4s
48 V4
48
48 !4
107%
56%
100
1
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109
56%
57%
98 V4
-
98%
48
48%
1,100
40.500
580
-
-
5,300
195$
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Number 5783
188
financial
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Highest
Lowest
Highest
EXCHANGE
Dec
30
19
: Dec
37
39% Sep
28
Feb
convertible
100% Aug 11
4%%
preferred
convertible
18
Kansas
89
Jan
83
2
105% Aug
39% Jan
83
;79% Nov 12
98
Jan
15
86% Sep
18
88.
Nov 21
102
Feb
18
90% Sep
17
,80
Aug 28
5
24
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Sep
46% Jun
2
38% Jan
79
Mar 12
Jan
1
21
90
Jan
2
96
Apr
3
91
Sep
5
99.
Dec
11
77% Jan
4
50% Jan
10
Nov
7
38% Jan
31
■
38
.
•25% Oct
22
22 % Oct
29
26 % July
9% Dec
5
29% Dec
31
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22
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2
10% Jan
2
25
40.
7
33% Jan
25
38
20% Oct 28
4
29% Dec 26
Jab
25
46% Jan
16
4
19% Apr
22
;-43%.Jan
140% Oct 22
50 % July
35% Jan
,
26% July.
7
2
>32% July
5 ;
30
3
40% Sep
.
;
23
27% Jan
23% Dec
19
36% July 11
25 % Jan
2
66% Jan
34% Jan
2
44% Sep
76% Nov 11
94% Apr
2
10
2
Dec
30
213/4 Mar
7
9% Feb
17
Dec
17
27% Apr
11
22 % Jan
2
30
34% Jan
30
26 y2 May
24% Jan
4
Dec
9
12% Oct
Oct
2
6
4% Jan
Dec
82
3% May 19
24
173/4 Mar 14
12% May
Jjees
38% Oct
3
2
1% Jan
9
12% Oct
22
20% Jan
24
14
17% Feb
22
7% Feb
4
6% Sep
30
7
July
3% Jun
20
Dec
10
5% Jan
Oct
21
32% Jun
14
223/4 Feb
28
19
Jan
15
25 y2 Dec
31
243/4 Feb
10
4
14% Jan
2
14
7% Jan
2
68 y2 Jan
31
18
46% Dec
24
72% Jan
9
9% Dec
30
16% Apr
18
93
15% Jan
116
11
158% Jun
4
89% Sep
16
22% Sep
29
3
10
22% Mar 28
27% Aug 14
7
99
25
82
Get
Mar
4
86% Oct
1003/4 Apr
14
5
10
4
23
Jan
32% May 17
Jan
28
:
3
2
Macy
19
89
Jan
31% Jan
44
Jun
12
17
Jan
11
10
9'A July 23
17% Jan
11% Dec 23
14
37% May 13
Dec
18
Z4% Oct
16
15% July 17
22
20% Apr
20
17% Oct
58
Oct
3
2
42
% Sep
61
Sep
16
16
450
Jun
12
Feb
390
May 27
50% Jun
4% Nov 26
10
30% Jan
2
23
10
10
5 % Apr
12% Jan
3
2
2
2
7
51% Jan
9
63 % Sep
30
25% Jan
2
50 % Sep
29% Jan
2
41% Oct
3
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8
93% July 11
37 % May
29% Oct 23
Nov 13
77
91
23% Dec
35 % Jan
20
61% Sep
Jan
2
7
Mar 22
75
Sep
16
85% Jun 26
85% Jun 16
Feb 20
60% Sep
15
77
23% Jan
2
55
Jan
9
12%
Dec~30
39
Oct
56% Jan 31
42
July 30
11
Dec
Dec 30
29%
Nov~r4
34% Feb
10
Dec
27% Sep 23
9
42% Aug 29
62
17
May 14
10% Apr
7
13
Sep,
Jan
2
80,
28% Mar 3
31% Apr 23
50% July 24
,
Dec 23
67
17% Sep
7
47
11
12
2
75% Apr
23
60
Jqn
% Apr
18
Jan
39
15% July 18
10% Jan
122% July
Jan
2
2
July
26
17
2
41% Sep
26
53
25
Sep
16% Oct
8
69% Jan
2
52
2
Jan
14
89% Aug
Sep'
16
65%
3
9% Jan
10
15% Feb
5
Sep
22
17
33% Apr
*9
47% Sep
24
86% Jan
7
74% Nov 25
May 8
30% Apr 24
88% Jan 29
19
.
Dec
13 y8 Dec
33-
Apr
30
30
1
ji%
Nov 27
21
Nov
6
19% Jan 29
20
Mar
40% Jun
7
93
Dec
20
25 %
29% Feb
12
44 % NOV
.
72% Sep 10
89
May 20
29
Feb
26
Nov 29
105% Jan
3
37% Dec
20
69% Apr
24
14% Oct 29
21% Jan
8
128
12% Apr
Oct
1
74
109% Jan
15% Jqn
Feb
78
10
Aug 30
90
For
July 10
July 25
104% Jan
Jan
Sep
2
2
15
86
48
57% Oct
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134
114%
22%
-
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common
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29%
29%
29%
14,700
37%
38
37%
38%
37%
38%
38
38%
10,200
84
83
83
82%
82 %
preferred
Co
preferred
Jan
14
104
<
4.45%
preferred
*83
84
*83
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%.
12
55%
55%
58
58
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58
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32%
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15
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22%
22%
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22%
64%
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86
85
86
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30%
30%
32,700
36%
36
36%
8 300
43%
44%
44%
12.500
44%
78
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76%
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77
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37
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77%
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16%
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41%
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8
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14%
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18%
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46%
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46
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46
45 %
45%
45
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93%
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24
24
24
24%
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79%
79%
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26%
27
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72%
77%
208
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20
1,900
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56
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26
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100
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55%
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56
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43%
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50
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series
100
series
100
series
100
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7%
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32
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1
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58
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3 200
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53%
40%
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10
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29
58
18
120
29%
39%
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Mergenthaler Linotype Co__
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
preferred
*119%
120
1,600
29%
28%
28%
28%
*119%
29%
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—
preferred
28%
120
22,500
37,700
34,900
29%
51%
—
common
3.35%
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3 900
14,000
29%
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preferred aeries B.—
3.80%
28%
28%
120
A
A
29%
59%
14%
4.35%
9
74%
23
40%
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7
73%
22%
54%
1
90% Feb 26
75%
23%
58
1
5
92
73%
22%
39%
16%
30
75%
23%
31%
A
16%
16%
72%
53%
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24
79%
16%
58%
41%
24
33%
75%
39%
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33%
75%
54%
3
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34
23%
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33%
73%
16%
1,700
106,000
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133
33%
74%
16%
40
,
135
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33
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com
preferred
conv
132%
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87
73%
39%
100
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preferred
72%
52%
1
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70%
54
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preferred
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50
50
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115
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100
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10
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preferred
86%
80%
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120
29
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88
24%
28%
28%
28%
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5
99
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5
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page 26
36%
39%
39 >A
90
1
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3
Aug 12
36
36 %
35%
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87
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97
21%
74%
:
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19
52% '
21
11%
79
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62
52%
21%
83%
93
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61%
52%
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1
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-
92% May 13
102
61%
52%;
37%
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30
5
60
53
203b A 21%
■
134 v
33
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
Aug 22
19% Feb.
61
52%'
22
32%
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Merck
May 20
212% Sep
59%
53%
21%
73%
-
24,300
62
52%
101
*99%
2,300
34,900
9%
61
32%
common
14
9%
2,600
62%
13%
9%
22%
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10
62%
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S%
62%
v
8%
52%
26%
16%
63
4,800
62%
■
26
100
9
103
60%
73%
Steamship Co—
May 23
86% Apr 17
89
footnotes see
10
30% Mar 10
94
Sep
14
8%
150
88%
'
88
*13%
62%
13%
9
116%
convertible
4%
30
28
-
61%
14
—
3
73% Sep
76
_
61
8%
10
Mead Corp common
5
4%% preferred (1st series).—100
Melville Shoe Corp common.
^_1
7
27% Oct
39
77
May
7
10
July 12
75
85
19% Jan
36% Jan
63
85
61
—1
%
88%
8.400
140%
140%
141
88%
13%
'
100
10
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
14
89
9%
116%
McLellan Stores Co_—
Apr 25
26% Apr
24
18
96
2
78 % July 28
22 % Jap
373/4 Dec
Jun
19
87%
14%
10
100
—100
100
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines'
McKesson & Robbing Inc—'
McLean Trucking Co
4
141%
89 %
75
60%
9
McGraw-Edison Co_^
McGraw-Hill Publishing —1
3
141%
87%
14 Va
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
•
75%
141%
.
83
pfd
■
60%
—
■
8
Jun
40% Oct
15
13% Jan
2
12%
140%
—No par
No par
t
i—
McCall Corp
i
—No par
McCord Corp common
1
3
$2.50 preferred
50
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3%% convertible preferred—100
■
7% Jun
47% Oct 22
r
63
141%
Maytag Co common
$3 preference.$3 preference called'
% Oct
39% Jan
13
4
30
42 % Apr
53,200
17,100
*11
$3.40
j
55% Ayg
30
13% Mar 11
17% Apr 22
30
12%
^75%
39'A
conv
$3.75
■
213/4 Dec 31
12%
.75%
100
75 %
36%
;
18
77
12%
38%
May Dept Stores common
Sep
99
72%
3
76
98
32%
Sep
Jan
98
75%
; 37
$3.75
97%
12%
No par
Masonite
13%
50
44% Oct
■V 38
18
75%
.-—3.33
Marshall Field & Co
34
18
(Ky)_Nopar
Martin
32% Feb 25
4
23
493/4 Nov
Sep 25
25% Jan
2
38
17%
753'u
preferred series A
100
Square Garden
—No par
4%%
11,600
5,500
29%
35%
17,%
12%
35%
pfd
7
3
36% Jan
83
6
Dec
22
8
81
30
83
■; 69% NOV 11
Nov
8
28
8
3i
40% July
33% Dec 30
69
Jan
47% Jan 22
26% Aug 15
-
10.800
29%
36
11%
10
preferred
Marquette Cement Mfg Co,
23
29%
37
29%
34%
12 %
5
54% Feb
29 %
36%
28%
-"17%
11%
1
35% July 19
7,200
12
12.50
4%
5,200
9%
-9%
18
21%
Manati Sugar Co
■"
6
9%
*16%
9%
100
Midland
609
6
9%
6
9'A
34%
52%
preferred-
Co Inc com
17
6
17
5%
9%
11%
100
/
17
5%
*16%
6%
98%
Nashville
(R H)
.Manning,
*16V2
17%
6
29%
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Co-
5,700
99%
Maxwell & Moore
26
II,800
97 V*
Marine
26
1%
97:%
Marac^ibo Oil Exploration-:;
Dec
;i%
18%
4
1
1%
87%
96
3
7'AW
22% Oct
1%-
33%
1
Manhattan-Shirt
49% Dec
25
Bros
Mandel
7
28% Oct
Jan
5% Jan
18% Jan
21
10,400
1%
10c
preferred
Mahoning Coal RR Co_'
Mallory (P R) & Co
30
Aug
3D%
74%
Co common
Steel
4%%
15
29
17
37'A
9%
87
Magnavox Co (The)
8% Sep
37%
141 %
preferred
Magma Copper
7% Jan
8
36%
29
73%
preferred
Madison
25
34% Sep
23% Apr 29
53/4 Jan
2
37%
17%
-
series B preferred;
4%%
May 14
88
12% Jun
11
37
*85
37%
*85
17%
common
6% preferred
Mack Trucks Inc
3
3a % t >c.
3
6
14
10%
29%
86%
Inc__
MacAndrews & Forbes
.
54% Aug 11
Nov
28 y8 Dec
Lykes
30
Jan
8
1
10%
87%
2.50
_1
Lukens
78% Jan
30
10%
33%
141%
Lowenetein (M) & Sons Inct
17
31% Aug 27
11.
29
100
29
Apr
10%
31%
No par
&
30
29%
30
*85
5
conv
30%
100
I,100
3,6C0
1,900
22%
■
11%
10%
—10
(The)—-—
Corp
Industries
22%
87%
6%
9%
29%
1
C-
7
25
com
16
125
30
22%
■
3,200
19%
29%
■
.22%
7,200
-
3%
22%
3%
22%
22%-
800
94
10
Star Cement Corp
7%
5%
—No par
Louisville Gas & El Co
31% Aug 13
15
22%
3,800
20
30%
11%'
17
5
Industries
Louisville
93'A
11
87%
•
11
No par
_1
,
Sep
17
2
Jan
21% Jan
23
July 14
24% Sep
116
86% Jan
:
I
;
81% Sep
11
4
323/4 July 12
Jun
*19%
94
y-
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30%
-
30%
*85
22'%
17%
Lorillard (P)
3
79% Oct
2
Jan
60
3
91
v
17%
conv
20
*19%
22%
*22
1%
series G
37
ll3/8 Jan
4% Nov 12
36%
1%
4.40%
143
55% Mar
23% Dec 24
35%
36%
5%
11
July-
10
8
530
35%
1%
series E preferred
14
39% Mar 22
27
35%
,
93 %
,
36%
series D
Jan
7
18
Dec
36 y4
19%
94%
..
1%
4.35%
72% Oct
10
32% Jan
22
385
35%
V -19%
90%
19%
36%
4.25%
273/4 Feb
128
Oct
33
4,100
30'%
Long Island Lighting Co com
23
Jan
116
28
11% July
20,000
29 Va
V 21%
92% Feb
3
4
22
Nov
•15%
22%
88% July 28
4
Apr
19% Oct
.
104
3
Mar
Jan
7 % Mar 28
15
28%
22%
100
10
280
15%
29 Vb
22%
-
/
3234
14%
28%
1%
4.84%
124% July 22
32%
15
29%
22 %
& Sons Co common_3
Lone Star Gas Co
18
107% Feb
83%
14%
36%
Lone
*
boo
4,400
14,200
29
V
15
Litton
42%,
22%
Valley
Corp
26%
41%
22%
Loew's Inc
2
19% Jun
77
(Jamfes)
26%
42%
19%
*93
r
26%
4^%
22%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
38% Sep
Mar
26%
22%
16
31
5
;
93%
_5
List
41% July-21
125
83 :
25
25
36%
35%
19%
—
Lionel
122% Jun
22y4 Dec 16
1123/4 Dec 26
83
29%
Link Belt Co
2
22
43,
•;'
24%
19%
2
2
933/4 Jan
26%
*42 >-
r
200
5,800
64%
*28/2
9
28
16
24%
3%
Oct
12% Apr
133% Dec 27
12
64%
25%
2,400
41
*40%
67%
19%
63
Jan
30
Dec
40%
653i»
29 y4
14% Sep
Jan
Dec
40%
67%
*3%
7
28% Jan
34
41"
19%
2
July 16
30% Jun
51%-
*28%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Jan
92
14%
3,400
25%.
3%
3
Feb
2
45% Feb
27
3
54% Sep
106
14 %
28%
35%
15,300
30,100
50
25%
*40%
82
14%
29%
91
57%
50%
25%
*82
82
14%
28%
19%
56%
49%
25%
26'/a
*
35%
57%
50%
19%
jan
89
23% Oct 22
54% Dec
75% Oct
17
23% Jan
July 24
43.%
22,700
r
25%
26%
42%
39%
99 %
29,%
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7% preferred-
2
Sep
103
4
Aug 26
26%
43%
39%
97%
56%
.58%
39
97%
*3%
15
36% Mar 11
36% May 13
117
Jun
7
78 y2 Nov 12
'■
26%
42%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Llbbey McNeill & Libby
40 y8
Nov
26%
1,300
39
19%
Lerner Stores Corp.
22
Aug 26
25
4,700
3,400
*
95%
39%
*28%
1
38% Jan
57 y8 Jan
80
9,01)0
16%
3%
2
2
11
52 y4 July 60
10
19% Oct 22
27
16%
19%
10
10% July 16
26
25
93
24%
;
Lehn & Fink Products
9% Sep 24
62% Sep 29
Oct
25
26%
16%
29%
6% Apr
7% Dec
11
27
16
*3%
46% Jan
36 y4 Oct
11
24%
5,
Oct
100
60% Jan 22
7
67 y2 July
31
26%
16%
.-673a
*24%
,
10
Lehigh Valley RR—
Lehman Corp
(The)
2
65% Jan
140
150% Mar
29% Oct
99% Oct
9,800
27
49
.
10
12% Sep
2
70% Jan
13% Jan
11% oct
67%
100 G
19% Sep
29
9
.
16
Oct.
38
843/4 juiy 17
18
i
30% Sep
Bryant
Lehigh
10% Sep- 24
2
22
25y4 Oct
35%
,97
Industries com
1
$3 non-cum 1st preferred—No par
50c nontcum 2nd pfd;
No par
13
Oct
;
657/a
24%
A. 3.85% preferred
:
Lehigh, Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement—-
9
2
v
34%
35%
191/4
9
Mar 28
89
17
9% Mar 26
Jan
26
74%
34%
35%
*28 %
31% Sep
62% Aug 26
73%
34%
35 %
:i
3 %
Feb 20
31
73%
34%
73
35
19%
Jan
Apr
40%
66%
66 %.
110
,
35
73%
.
29%
25.
19
94
*3%
83
14% Oct 22
65% Dec 23
92
*88%
19%
4
9
17 y4 Jan
41
t-40%
5
1
Lee Rubber & Tire—
Jan
*88
94
91
90%
,25%
:
25%
40%
82
92
*88%
56 Yi
50%
25
82
*88
94
95%
58%
48%
25%
100
_l
94
*28%
Lane
Jan
'■
57%
48%
10.
*91
25
9
1
<
57%
47%.
1
.
90
39
„
100
90
*86
i.4
3
28
Jan
96 %
3,300
*78
90
;
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
£
;
1
22% Sep
4
50
39%
96
25
.
Co common
22% Oct
10
130% Aug
38%
45%
80
*86
,,16%
.
25 y4
_1
preferred series A
Consolidada 6%
2
94
17
3.900
45%
45%
800
100%
100
92,
.35
26%
:
27 VB
57%
2.50
:
.
1
2
19
7y« Dec
96%
.
Jan
2% Jan
5%
39
& Co__
17
453/4 Jan
I
27
'
38%
r
500
88%
42%.
100
45%
52,600
39%
*87
*41%
94
-73%
34%
•f
35%
39
88
*78
*88%
,
73%
v
*16%
17
.
95%
:
18% Jan
12
-•
-
,
35%
35
45%
:45
.
94
*35
:
27%
-1.7
v
-
73%
73%
—No par
——
8
11
3
Gas
4.32%
La
Dec
a
H)
(S
Laclede
;
26% Oct
•
;• *88
27
_5
.
Inc
36% Apr
Nov 27
1
(E j)
(S S) Co__
24% July
24
24%
*
"
72
8.75
common-
20 y2 July 15
22
10% Dec
92
*88%
36
Co :
preferred-!
Kress
,19% Aug
1
28% Sep 12
4% Jun 24
133/4 Jan
:
17% Dec 27
,
Land
Kroehler Mfg Co_
Kroger Co (The)—
94% Sep 30
22% Jan
27
3 Ye Nov 19
17
,;*9i
44%
"
«
20% Feb-
27
2
16
4%
h
Kresge
-
s
Jan
61
Mar 22
22
'20% Oct
'
2
16% May 26
,
5
'
.
;
*88
conv
Korvette
2
7
37,% Aug 11
66% Dec
17
:
15% Sep
29% July
15% Jan
Jan
47
94
.
~_i
Copper-
Koppers Co Inc
Shares
41%
100
•
23% Dec
17
7
25
-
May 29
86
78% Jan
9
.
*91
94;,'
'
34%
Kimberly-qiark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
:
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
6
29% Feb
23
,22
i
90
35%
u-
4% %
the Week
Friday
Oct. 3
38% ,39%
80
*86
34%
:
\
67,% Oct,' 1
26
Dec
*78
■;
94
prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co_:
7
'
Dec
r33
;
90
44%
■
^
26
80
*86
92
—_i
County
*78
90
50
1
Kern
80%
*88%
rKerr-McGee Oil Indus common
552% Aug/ 5"
44%
Co—No pair
Kennecott
1
2
Feb
20% Jan
75% Jun-. 19
Sep
1Q0.
Aug. 4
59% Sep 16
75% Jan 27
99%
*88
preferred
Electric
Kayser-Roth Corp.
Kelsey Hayes Co__
9
19
,99%
99
*91
Kansas Power & Light Co
9
99%
99%
79%
_1Q0 *.
29% July
,
.41%
loo
:
Kansas Gas
17% Sep
88
41%
*86
preferred—.
&
87%
41%
_ioo
;
:
preferred
non-cum
*86%
.
44,%
100
Kansas City Southern com—No par
-4%
38%
87%
41%.
38%
iqq
preferred—
38%
39%
85%
*41%
86
42%
98%
_100
;
37% July 21 1
'
25% Apr
.47% May 31
22
38% Oct
,•
4 "
y2 Dec 17 ?' 128 y2 Jan
% 77
<
38% Aug-13
2
10
preferred
4.35%. preferred,.-:
-
'
17
49% July 10
..
20
Jun
Sales ler
Thursday
Oct. 2
•
.
42
„
4.20%
July 31
;
.
76 % July 29
Jan
29% Jan
34
3 I
32% May
I A
«:
j
Feb
96
*85%
50
preferred——
if, 4.50%
'
96
25
47
■
:"•»
4%
Oct. 1
Sept. 30
39%
38%,
100
'
7 •*:
May
103
33%
Corp
preferred
City Pr & Lt Co -corn-No par
3.80%
Feb 14
A 92% May, 29
,86
11
84% Oct
t" .4.
30
45% Mar
13
Dec
4 '/a %
2
7
74% July 23
f
'
4%%
68% Jan
393/4 jan
33% Oct 23
82
\
Kaiser Alum <fc Chem
29
7
9
14
109 y2 May
49
Feb
23
46% May 15
30
6716 Dec
22
—
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Sept. 29
Par
'AA.-;
K
•'
And high sale prices
low
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
'■ "
STOCKS
Range for Previous
23%
23%
24
79
79
79
80 %
*26%
71%
'
27
73%
26%
26%
69%
71%
74
*74
75%
74
208
212%
201
205%
44
*79%
26%
27
68
69%
*74%
196
90
95
'
27
27 %
1,800
63
69%
60.300
78
*74%
78
700
202
198%
200
7,850
44%
44%
2,200
16%
21,300
57 %
3.000
84 %
160
44%
44%
44%
43%
44%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 34
16%
165a
16%
56
55%
56%
55:%
55 7
56
56
55 7
82
84%
*82%
84%
*82%
95%
*93
95%
*80
82
54-
«
81:%
81
81%
*93
95 %
♦93
*79
81
*80
*80
90
80
101
*98
*98
44
44
b
81%
95%
♦93
82
*80
82
*78
82
82
*78
82
80-
101
*98
101
*93
101
*98
101
95%
*93
82
*80
32
30
21
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1406)
.
.
.
Monday, October
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANCE STOCK RECORD
Ranee for
60% Jan
2
•
26% Dee 26
40% Jan
S
35
.
77
f
-
40
IS
Dec
9
17
Deo
11
Deo
i
58
Feb IB
__
Feb
4% Dec
32% Oct 22
<
17% Dec 30
28 % Oct
22
July
79
Sep
19
24
Oct
If
11% Jan
14
12% Jan
4% Jan
•
65% Mar
4% Jan
I
Feb SB
•
4% Deo 30
20
50
NOT 13
58
Nov 13
8
Oct 29
15% Deo 23
10
Oct 22
5% Dec 26
Apr
S
4% Jan
30
a
52
Jan
2
62
44% J« 31
11% Apr
11
72% May
1
83% Apr 33
17
Apr it
24% Apr la
23% Jan
10
13
15% Jan
<
11 y4 Apr
22
4% Apr
•
18
Jan
8% Jan
a
•
Jut
30% Feb 26
18% Oct 23
41% July 11
26% Iter 4
29% Apr 30
22% Jaa ■
38% Oct 21
49% JUS
41
11
Jan
■
22
9% Jun
65
Sep
17/4 Sep
10% Sep
72% Aug
25% JUI
14
19% Jaa
t
51% July I
47
Jaa 14
28% Jaa U
Dec
37% NOT
7
12% Deo 23
19% Deo 31
37
May
84
38%
38%
38%
39
18
38%
18%
38
18%
17%
19%
95
94
95%
94%
95
38%
38
16%
16%
16
17
*78
80
79
79
38%
7,400
18%
19%.
18%
19%
30,100
34
-.100
95
93%
94
16%
16%
*79
15%
1
common
420
17%
16%
17%
82
*79
82
*81%
8,900
32,100
■
84
24
24%
24%
16%
16
16%
91%
93
&
Power &
Ontario
Maid
"16
No par
Mining & Mfg com
preferred
34 7
32
2.50
No par
1
16%
92
92%
94
33%
No par
Paper
16%
92%
94
—No par
Light
32 %.
92%
*94
33%
34%
34%
34%
32%
31%
31%
31%
32
4,200
120,400
17%
17%
18
1731
13
42
42%
42
43
22%
23%
22%
22%
17,900
34%
35%
34%
34%
10.500
16%
17%
43%
22%
42%
22%"
43%
23%
23
23%
33%
33%
34
34%
34%
34%
42%
9%
9%
9%
8%
63%
64%
62-%
63%
62%
63%
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No par
Missouri Public Service Co~
_1
31%
34%
31 %
32
31%
31%
17
17%
16%
17%
16%
17
10%.
10%
10%
9%
10%
10 Ve
72%
72
72/2
*71
72
71
71
81
81
81
81
81
32
12
11%
19%
11%
11%
11%
19%
19%
19%
Mohasco Industries Inc
3% %
common
5
preferred
Monon
28 Yb Jun
27
RR
class
9
4.900
62%
63%
63
63%
.>1*3
31%
31%
32%
17
17
17
17! a
6,b00
10%
10%
10%
159,700
*
*73
:
19,300
72
*81
7,800
81%
100
80
12
12
19%
20%
19%
25
*14%
8%
14%
*14%
8%
8%
81%
8%
8%
3/4
8%
8%
1,000
2
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
37,100
5
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27VB
27%
27%
27%
No par
59%
59%
59%
60%
60%
60%
60 %
60%
61
'18%
29%
30%
29%
30
19.200
39%
39%
39
39%
34,500
20%
10,600
A
Chemical
Co
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Montana Power Co
(The)
*11%
19%
14%
14%
*14%
27%
x60
"
14%
""
11%
19%
14%
12
19%
14%
500
3.100
100
14%
8%
4,100
,15,100
Mining & Chemical—
American
shares
1,000 lire
17%
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
1
29%
30%
30%
31%
30 %
31%
No par
12
.
38%
39%
39 %
39%
39%
20%
39%
20%
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morrell
%
\>
<r' a
9
3^
•.
No par
Tool
B
Motorola
HI
9
6.0OO
No par
Monsanto
Class
*80%
100
1.25
Machine
10
72
100
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc
Monarch
9%
9
19,300
43
16%
42%
21%
100
com
20
34 %
16%
10
preferred series A
2,100
12,800
93
31%
No par
1V«
16%
93
92%
96
33%
1
_
16%
92%
34%
31%
17
Co
16%
91%
*94
10
200
5.600
32%
x33
«
xl6
96
*94
96
*94
5
Corp
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
14% Sep 23
8% Sep 24
Moore-McCormack
(John)
Lines
20/4
20%
*13
13%
500
20%
17%
17%
20%
17%
20
17%
—17'/a
17%
17%
IE
17%
17%
3
47%
48%
48
48%
48
48
47%
47%
47%
47%
1,600
53
53
53
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
54%
1,800
15%
16%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16%
2,800
;
Motor Products
Corp
Corp
Wheel
20%
18%
10
& Co
Inc.
Motor
10
42%
84
24
16% Jan
12% Apr
19% Jan
41%
81
24%
36% Jan
19
41 %
-34
17%
37%
1.50
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.
20
3
40%
84
24
Minnesota
23
Oct
41
24%
Minute
82% Aug 25
12% Sep 10
20/4 Sep 29
61
40%
84
93%
of Amer__ 1
300
3.000
41%
85
41
'83%
24
55 J/4 July 31
Jan
84
24
20% Sep 22
19
Aug 26
11% Jan
41%
84
37%
25
49% Sep
17% Jan
35
41%
*36%
24%
Minnesota
29
29
36
17
10% Oct 23
37%
*22%
$4
18% Jan 30
35% Feb 13
37%
24%
25
31/4 Sep 30
39% Aug 28
a
37%
25%
Minn
5
Sep
18/4 Feb 11
Jan
*36%
Mission Corp
14% job as
28
38%
24%
Mission Development
IB
27
Feb
37%
*22%
6
36% May 11
40% Jaa
T
23
Dec
39%
25%
6
27% Deo 80
17% Dec 23
11,700
*38%
23%
Montecatini
18
7,100
43%
24%
2
S
16% Sep
19% Dec 30
37^4
43
*22%
5
36% Aug 18
30% Jan 13
37
43%
25
conv
44% Aug
25% Aug
18% Feb 21
27
Jan 10
37%
42%
No par
2nd
Oct
18
31
60% May 24
43% May 27
37% May 21
36
43%
5
Minn St Paul & 8 S Marie
34% Sep 29
34% Aug 13
0
.
Jun
36%
43
preferred
$1.50
16% Sep 30
97% Sep 10
100
S
27% Jan
4
30
30% Dec
14
21% Jan
35% Apr 11
28% Sep
12% Jaa
S
Jan
36%
43%
35%
42%
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry
25 % Sep 29
73% Feb SB
93
36%
42%
10
Chem Corp
Minneapolis Moline Co
$5.50 1st preferred
2
Jan
37%
'
30
13% Jan
•
4% Oct 22
<
19
Share 3
36%
100
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
2
17% Oct
2
Jaa
the Week
Friday
Oct. 3
42%
Inc
1st
Minerals &
Sales f«r
Thursday
Oct. 2
1
Inc
preferred
Midwest Oil Corp
6
12
7% Jan
08% Feb 21
17
/
101'/a Sep
Enterprises
5%%
PRICES
5
Utilities
Midland-Ross Corp common
4
21% Feb
17
17
13
i25
•
39% Aug
7
Jan
1
101
17
20% Dec 30
Midland
10
14% Jan
25% Feb 24
76
I
24% July 21
21% July IS
88% Sep
•!
July
59
30
<
Jun
South
SALE
Oct. 1
Sept. 30
Sept. 29
10
Copper
Middle
Mar 10
88
91% May SI
25% Mar l
24
i
43
S
May 21
14
131
18% Mar
7% Dec 31
Dec 31
58
2
Jan
78
32% Jan
12% Dec 23
73% Jan 29
35% Jan
II
82% Dee
Miami
3
45'/a July 22
39
Sep 19
•
28% Jun 21
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
37% Oct
4
34 y4 Jan
July 11
61
18
Dee
Dec 31
25% Oct 21
'
-
24% Mar
19
11% jun
30% Jan
:
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Dec 31
29
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
low AND HIGH
STOCKS
Previous
10
5
20
7,700
31/2 Aug 26
Mueller Brass Co
1
30%
31
30%
30
29%
30
5,000
17
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23%
2,800
11
30% Jan
1
38%
39%
38%
39
39
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
18% Deo
32% Jun
25
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
I
38% Jan
23 % Aug 27
40% AOg
8
29% ;.
22% '
29%
17% Apr M
30%
29%
14% Mar 28
30% Dec 13
.10
29
29%
29%
30%
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
No par
48
48
47
47
47
48
47
48
47%
49%
32% Jaa
•
Jan
10
31
July 2f
19% Jan
37% Dec 31
10
May
l
38
Feb II
50
Sep
18
Myers
10% Dec SI
18% Jaa
4
11
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15
Aug 19
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30
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I
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14
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B
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& Bros
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30,700
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2
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9% NOT 14
40% Feb 12
1
13%
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18%
National Acme Co
National Airlines
23% Mar
41% Jan
51
Jun
13
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168
Jan
20
14% Oct
3
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38% Jaa
14
42% Dee
I
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to
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15% Jaa
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4
9% Jan
50% Jan
166
Corp
59
Sep 18
20% Sep 10
15% Jun 20
31
Jan
•
17
;
1
National Automotive Fibres
National Aviation Corp
7%
13%
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58
57%
19
18%
14
13%
13%
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57%
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24
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20
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24% May 23
38% Mar IS
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a
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46
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•
42
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84
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97
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4
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138
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•
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148
Oct
2
168
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19
7%
130% Sep
15
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17
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10
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4
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20
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10
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Not 29
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11
8
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85
21
76
17
87
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Jan
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12
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1
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85
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19
96
68
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14
102
36 >/4 Apr
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30
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28
6
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36% July 25
17% Jan
13 % Mar
18
29% Jan
18
11
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10
Apr
115
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226
Aug 26
3
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25% Apr
87
26% Oct 22
Apr
31% Mar
63
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74
Jan
69
July 29
81
Jan
30
72
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86% Apr
II
78
Oct
17
90
20
108
98 % Aug
1
;
1
29
Oct
51% Deo
22
76
9
18
39% May 17
70% Jan
24% Jan
4
14% Dec 24
65% Dec 27
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110
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4
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1
22
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4
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13
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29
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17
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31
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37
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84
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1
1
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$4.10 preferred series
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11%
100
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100
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Northern Natural Gas Co.
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19%
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70
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72
113% May 26
59%
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13%
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July 10
69%
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22% Aug 27
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4
109 y2 Jun 13
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59%
Brake
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5.25%
30
19%
59%
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79% Sep 25
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1
6
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Common
6
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19%
19%
58/a
1
Electric System—
Central
Preferred
New
105% May 16
26% Oct
2
77
Feb
16%
30%
69%
100
Common
3.90%
7
22% Apt
10% Jan
16%
29%
37%
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3.60%
54
16% Jaa
16%
30%
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80% July 25
70% Sep 25
81
Aug 29
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90
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26% Apr
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25
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4
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5
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1
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30
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103
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11
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17
Sep
70% Sep
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a
74 V2 Sep
29y4 Jai
67
17
30%
37
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17
29%
70%
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10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
24
a
12% Sep
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I
94
18% Dec 31
a
38% Jaa
21
133
17
30/4
38
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N
38% Deo 31
131%
17
29%
68%
preferred
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N
54% Jan. 4
131%
131%
133%
17%
29%
19%
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It
11
131%
'131%
17
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18
Jan
18 % Oct
320
37%
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Apr
14
16,900
148%
134%
68%
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95
72% Sep
Bros
N Y
180
41% Jan
111%
148
1
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31
109
150
1
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32% Oct 30
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14
103
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148
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3
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152
1
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13
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l
1
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15
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l
3
Dec
Jan
92%
38%
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29
Dec
17
19,300
92%
29%
l
Oct
98
4% Dec 24
14,900
53%
92%
133%
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3%%
20/4
52%
92%
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10
46% Sep
211/4 FPb
190
>
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20
53%
92%
No par
New
36% Dec 17
Dec
4
20%
52%
92%
107%
1
Co
National Vulcanized
13% Aug 11
36% Aug 14
84% July 7
18
80
2
14% Jun
6% May 15
S
20%
54
92%
152%
Tea Co
U
20%
53%
92%
151
Corp
National Theatres
4% Jan
33% Jan
Oct
National
13% Jan
25% Dec 18
66% Nov 13
2
B
10% Jan
76
Sugar Ref
11
4
Oct 22
National Shares
National
National
20%
54%
20%
54
92%
106
National Steel Corp
9
Jan
14% Feb
14
19
30
18% Feb
23
NOT 13
Sep
2
20%
54%
103%
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70% Sep
9% Aug 14
20%
54
105%
Corp
Steel
40% Sep
12/8 Oct
93%
153
National Linen Service
&
*91%
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93%
100
common
59% Oct
f
47% Apr 11
30% Jan 13
37% Mar U
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1
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92%
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21% July II
60% Jan
|
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5
preferred A
21
3,200
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1
common
.
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100
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.,
91%
10
$4.50 preferred
Deo
47% Jan
6% Dec 30
Co
National Gypsum Co
National
Jan
14% Dec
7
Gas
139
12% Apr 12
49% Dec 17
29% Not 22
36% Jan
2
National Fuel
168
211/4 Dec 30
18
-100
8
3
-
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82%
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72
72
72
71%
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71%
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100
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1
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50
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19%
18%
19%
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19%
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24%
24%
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25%
45%
46%
45%
45%
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45%
45%
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27%
26 %
6
1958
«
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5783
Volume 188
(1407)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 11)57
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH SALK PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Sept. 30
Sept. 29
Bates f«r
Shares
Oct. 3
Oct. 2
Oct. 1
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
o
52% May
42% Oct 22
83 % Oct
103 y2 Mar
103
95
lo
103
Jan
102
Sep
17
44% Jan
4
28% Jan
13
21
443/4 Jun
14
39 Vi Jan
9
17
17% Jan
6
Ohio OH Co_
Jan
28
7
26% Jan
7
33% Jun
37% Dec
61% July 11
31% Apr
7
437a Feb
2
1374 Aug
8
86% Sep 26
59% Sep 30
Oliver Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
Otis Elevator
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet Co
Dec
13% Jan
30
Dec
30
7% Jan
11
90 Va May 31
66
Jan
3
38% Oct 22
49'/a Jun
19
40 % Jan
13
18% Oct 21
37 3/s Jun
11
20% Jan
7
29
4
111
73
89
Nov
82% Mar
6
Apr
2
13% Dec
30
16% July 15
35 Vi Nov
18
68
50% Oct
21
12
69
Nov
13
104
Nov
12
43
£5
Nov
18
96
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7
Oct
21
Oct
77
1
7% Jan
9% Jan
2
14
2
3
16% Oct
99% July 29
4%
22
Jan
2
10
17
Nov
19
26% Jan
9
18% Jan
17
22
July 23
33% Jan
21
43% Apr
8
40
Jan
2
57
Aug
8
43% Oct 22
51% Jun
13
2
58% Jun
4
33% Sep
25
40% Dec
13
40 '/a Jan
2
19% Nov 19
33% Jan
9
20% Feb
21
Jun
7
117% Jan
2
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22
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22
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22
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4
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17
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4
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130
13172
1317a
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
1
20%
21%
2174
21%
207a
21%
21
521/4
52%
52
Vi
52%
951/2
*94
18,000
400
1387
131%
3,310
260
142%
1
5
4,600
211%
22
122,800
5174
21%
4%
.
48%
28V2
137%
;
5,000
9.600
48%
4%
1
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
200
♦2772
1317-I 1317a
1311/a
16,500
55%
57%
11,200
21Vi
477a
1377a
14
16%
'
13
5774
100
100
!
13%
16
28%
•
5,300
*12%
,
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
3
:
327a
;
25
Pacific Telep & Teleg common
6% preferred
100
33%
No par
Lighting Corp
80C
33%
No par
Gas & Electric
93
'
95
93
33%
10
Pacific Mills
171/2
93
17 Va
•917a
93
33%
25
Pacific
3,700
93
1
Corp
23,400
56V4
'
5
preferred
40%
1772
"
8
common
50
391/4
551/4
5572
*85
%
60
94
72%
100
15
No par
Pacific
„
407a
55Vi
59%
27%
*100%
:
17%
41%
•911/4
•••:'40
3874
Vi
12%
58%
27%
& Aggregates Inc
Pacific Finance
574 July 31
Oct
common
40%
260
95
95
"551/4
177a
87
12%
6.25
-
Paper Co
preferred
Pacific Coast Co
Apr 21
22
preferred
3% Pacific Cement
49% Sep 25
29% May 29
141% Sep 23
27
4
Oct
14% July 30
12% Jan
38
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
31
17% Jan
Sep 30
37
——
3
85
16'A Jan
130
5
No par
(The)
17%
'
79
'
331/2
*90 7a
3374
30c
Oxford
27
137% Mar 12
17%
95
3374
Chemical Corp
6
5
18
132
Mathieson
*1772
*91
100
7.60
14
23
22
92%
54
Dec
23
*91
l
Nov
112% Oct
92%
Overland Corp
10
119% Oct
*91
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp,
1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com-^.6.25
38% Aug
96% May
47% Jan
91
2*
7
May 22
91
11
2
;
91%
1&
Feb
15
2
*91
Sep
25% Jan
Mar 13
99
4,400
91 Va
79
*96
Apr
557a Sep
8572 Oct
SO
24
Jan
24
Jan
04
66% July 25
May 13
14
Jtily 15
37% Feb
3
Jan
preferred
r
Oklahoma Natural Gas
55%
55Vi
*90
9772
55
Olin
80
*95
41%
3
4
92%
79%
967a
54%
4.24%
5672
90
967a
407a
15
3
567a
56%
92
977a
55
Jan
May 27
26
56
91%
*96
40%
Jan
7
821/2
54%
28 Vi Mar
64
*80
4072
18
19
8272
-No par
97
68
55%
9274
*8072
-
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co com—10
4% preferred
20
26
18% Jun
55%
90%
81%
.100
81% July 24
92
55%
9172
817a
.
.100
22% Oct 22
16 Vn Sep
557a
90%
.100
preferred.
preferred
7*4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred
437a Aug 11
5674 Oct
3
30
Oct
12
.100
3.90%
92% May 16
89% Sep
common
4.40%
May 16
16
281/a Dec
35
10
19
993/4 Mar 25
13
Jun
Sep
78% Sep
1
Ohio Edison Co
56% July 21
14
90
Jan 29
89
85% Nov 12
85 Mi Nov
5078 Jan
9
1013/4 Mar 18
24
70% Jun 27
52%
';y" 4%;
;
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
30
16
17
Jan
I
no
'HO
*
>0% Jan
2
95
52% Sep 30
Apr 15
44% Sep 29
Oct
22
May 17
36% Jun 11
42% Feb
12
63% Dec
11
53
18% Oct
22
26% Jan
2
19
14% Dec
30
22 Va May
1
16 74 Jan
A
4% Jan 24
2% Jan
0
28
2% Oct
21
7% Dec
27
12% Jan
17% Dec
27
31
77a Jan
2
13 '/» Aug
19 7* Jan
6
25
30% Dec 31
10 7a Jan
10
40 Va Jan
2
•3% Jan
13% Jan
*
37a Jau
8
85% Mar 13
13% Jan
027a Jau
16
137» Apr
Oct
22
2% Dec
30
Nov 26
25% Jan
11
75
27
Jun
July 17"
12% Oct 21
July
2
3
h
48%
NOV~20
46% Dec
70% July 12
49 74
64% July 19
30
49
45% Jan
29
22
9Q% Oct
20
106
80% NOV
6
101
11% Dec
30
22% Jan
28% Dec
19
35
35% Dec
23
49% Apr 24
16
Panick
May 19
13
74
2
32%
Dec~Il
16% Oct
49% July
10474 Jun
101% Apr
30
38% Sep
2
U Oct
3
12% Mar 11
69% Sep
23
25 Va May
2
45% Feb
25
60% Aug
2
•0
Jan
10
67
92
25
98 % Mar 28
•0
Jan
14
102
147s Jau
3
Oct
13% Dec
20% Jun
20
7
Sep
Pat Milk Co
3
0
18% Sep
4% %
20%
20%
35
35%
35%
36Vi
35%
2%
2%
*2%
2%
2%
12%
: 12%
12%
2
<\pr
10
Pfeiffer
65% July 15
97
Feb 25
49% Jan
13
86% Sep
26
92
Jan
7
100% JllU
17
23
63% Jan
37
Jan 22
57% Sep
17
34% Oct
21
40% May 21
377, Jan
23
2072 Sep 11
96% Sep 29
19 Va Aug 14
92
Nov 11
76 % Nov 14
87
Nov
104'/a Feb
Aug 26
84
106
18
2
Feb
105% Apr
94% Feb
3
7
6
1
19
3
4%
Jun
Phlla Electric
34
May 13
55% Sep
15
12% Jan
Phllco
17% Jun
22% Sep
67
Oct
9
16
2
46
Dec
12
43
57 % Oct
3
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4%
preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Jail
Feb
12
74% Jan
67% Nov 22
35% Nov 13
79% Feb
19
76
63% Jan
4
22
13% Jan
3
68
7
Oct
82
13
Nov
Jau
89
77a Jan
2
Mar 18
86
29
36% Feb 27
Mar 12
48 7a Aug
13
12 Vi Sep
24
14
94% Jan
21
96% Jan
2
9574 May
7
97
39 % Jun
28
44% Jan
3
427a Jun
3
64
May 6
21% Apr 23
70% July 12
27 Vi Mar 20
90
Jan
6
100' '•> Jun
20
14
Jau
2
10
127a Feb
26
22% Sep
81
Sep
167a Jan
2
21% July 30
03
82% Jan
6
937a Jun
88
Nov
4
11% Oct 21
44
Oct
21
J5% Oct 22
82% Dec 31
82% Dec 24
14% Dec
Mar 20
98% May 15
20% May 18
30
139
NOV
11
150
Jun
134
Jun
25
150
8474 Jail
7
14% May 13
16
25
8
Sep 24
135
Jun
4
Feb
6
Jan
22
31% Jun
21
Apr 17
15% Jun
2
140
14% Dec 30
27
Oct
3
64
85% Jan
10
677a Feb
81
Aug 11
Oct
8
6% Dec 23
14
Dec
13
130
128
8% July 19
37% Jan
4
30
60
Dec
24
80% Feb
67
Dec
23
85
19
Dec
11
Dec
3
135
44% Oct
22
84
68% Oct
21
117
14"
12
Jan
Jun
1474 Jan
29% July 25
llo
6
7
25
12
2
2
70
Sep
2
77
July 30
7
2474 Sep 29
Mar 29
113% Aug 27
18
19% Jan
Jun
20
09
Jan
21% Dec
2
1974 Jan
31
38
Jun
7
21% Mar 20
30
53% Dec
11
14
43% Jan
2
167a Jan
2
3
25^ JIB 10
57
Dec
48
May 20
287a Jun
24
32% Feb
4
24% Jun
28
29
Feb
4
77
11
02
Feb 27
88% Ma* 13
4% Oct
64
Mar
20
Oct
42% Dec
32
Sep
19
4
24% Feb
4
21
Sep
18
24% Jan
10
26
237i Feb
4
21
Oct
3
2372 Jun
18
22
1
22
31
28% Nov 14
9% May 15
72
7
13% Sep
23
July 51
26
2
46 Vi
•
46 Vi
97
123% Aug 13
2374 Oct 22
39% Sep
13
138% Dec 30
29% Jan
7
133
Aug 29
23
July *8
8
146% Apr 23
2872 July 24
200
92%
6,900
780
;
94
927a
93
93'/a
93%
93
93'/4
17
17
177a
16%
16%
16 'A
1672
16%
16%
387a
38%
38%
*38'/a
381/2
•33'/3
3872
*38%
44%
441/4
45
610
38%
.
/
45%;
45 Va
45%
4574
45
44 %
/
%
■'
Si!
50,000
700
12,800
137,100
65
67%
67%
67%
237a
24'/n
23%
24
64%
64%
64 Vis
63%
63 Vi
•95
96Vi
♦95 Vn
96i/?
18
18%
18 Vi
18%
6,700
4%
4%
4%
15,900
96
»4
96 '4
95
95
17%
17%
18%
18 Vi
18%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
17%
4%
231/4
4%
32%
83
84%
57,800
600
80
29,100
85%
827a
85'4
82'A
96 72
*96 Vi
967a
96
96
5572
561/2
55%
56 Vi
55%
57
42%
42%
43%
43
43%
431/4
43'/a
42%
21
821/2
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
97%
97%
98
98
•97
98V2
977a
98'4
170
8372
84
84 74
84i/4
8472
84
*
84 '4
380
*961/2
97
967a
9672
•9572
96'4
85 Vi
*94
8372
97
*9672
*102
103
103
280
65
231/2
*6474
967a
72,
103
*102
103
84
:
•
56%
96%
*9572
57%
31,600
43%
12,200
103
*102
103
•102
10
95
*94
900
70
■%"
10
54%
55 Vi
54%
55%
52%
557a
5272
53%
51%
52%
19,400
20%
22'/a
21%
22%
217a
22'/4
21%
227b
21%'
21%
39,800
67
*66
53%
77%
*76
45'/4
11%
*95%
•
98
19%
2.50
5
10
10
4.08%
5
57%
79
•74
78
•74
79
67
56%
46%
46%
471/2
74,600
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
2,300
*95%
99
•95%
99
95%
95%
10
57%
57%'
58%
8,400
56%
56
56%
56 Va
•941/2
98
•951/2
98
9572
95%
20
19%
20
20
201/4
20
20 Va
3,300
79
81
79 '/a
80
79%
80%
5,700
20%
217a
20%
20%
20%
21 Va
9,200
80
80%
21
21'/4
21%
•
»
.
91
*97%
91
91
•87%
95%
*94
96%
947a
94'/2
•93
96
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15Vi
*87%
15%
135
♦128
135
•128
132
132
*130
133
133
23%
23%
76%
76%
77%
77'/2
7
22
22
*68%
70
*69
*76 Va
7672
7672
767a
23 Vi
24 V4
22'A
21.
122
*119
122
•767a
227a
2272
2172
67%
68
Quaker Oats Co (The) common-—5
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
10.000
6%
6%
7,400
21%
22'4
9,100
70
200
767a
76'4
78
15.300
791/2
..
*68%
70
2,900
22
22
♦118
22'4
119
•113
119
119
6%
21%
•68%
78
*767a
,
78%
78-
27
257a
6%
70
*69
70
7773
100
132
25 7n
217a
7
22 74
217a
221/2
«•
7874
6%
7
6%
6%
211/4
247a
24
237a
24
4,400
135
132
133
13072
237a
16 Vi
16
•130
135
300
96
96
161/2
*130
135
1301/2
90
•87%
90
95%
75%
20
96
19%
80'/a
20%
*130
100
*9572
207a
80
*87%
35,300
45%
11%
56
56
*76
67
55%
4674
4572
99
*95%
79
100
67
*76
77
♦74
4674
11%
11%
99
*9572
77
45'/a
45%
•5572
79
*76
*7472
77%
77
*74
667a
56%
79
56
5574
56 Va
54%
67
*66
67
*66
54%
119
10
73
18,000
71%
71
6672
66%
98
98
35
3472
34%
341/4
34%
3414
34%
34%
27
27
267a
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
3,790
3,400
8,300
67%
67
67%
23%
64%
,98
667a
67%
23%
24 Vi
•
-
107%
106
104
100
100
67%
66%
67%
67
71%
51,400
25%
26%
26%
27%
26%
27%
36,900
26
24%
24
247a
247a
24»/a *
24
24
7,300
24"
7,100
23%
24
66%
66%
66%
66%'
66%
66%
667a
66%
67
66
46%
47%
477a
2,500
46%
46%
47%
46%
46'4
4774
*4674
347a
20,500
34%
281%
35
34%
34%
34%
341/4
34%
34 >4
347a
28
28%
28 Va
28V2
28 Va
28 '4
3,200
28 Va
28 Va
28
86
88
*85
87
85
86%
*85
86%
85
*85
1017a
7a
40 Vi
jfv
7a
02
91
101%
70%
72
7072
22
23
*21
23
*21
12%
12 Vi
127a
*22
*21
22
13
.
85
•85
85%
160
91
91
*90'4
91
230
102
102
85
,
*
12%
.
-
40%
02
40'4
40
ft
72 Vi
280
22
700
71
72J4
23
21%
*21
22
21
21
70%
23
'
127s
127a
127b
127a
80
12%
860
25,700
465,600
A
•22
72
23
-
102
102
102
40 78
40%
333
71
71
22
♦837a
86'4
91
9172
101%
22
70
86
86
•83
85
1
40%
101 %
40
40
39%
.
91%
92
91%
lOl'A
Vi
80
79»4
7914
100
33.400
-
360
80
7972
79 Va
80
80
29%
29%
29%
29%
2972
2974
29%
29 Vi
29%
29%
6,400
58%
58%
59Vi
5872
5872
58 «/2
587a
58%
59
58 Vi
39 Vi
39
39%
39%
407a
42,900
38%
407a
40%
40%
40
*79
.
Q
2
4,700
7
97 V4
93V4
*95
-2
Colorado
10
com—No par
•1.40 dlv preference com—No par
(The)
97
100
1
public Service Co of
Oil
9872
*63
45>%Sep
2
29
30
46%
97
64 Vi
87Vi Feb 11
Jan
7« Sep
70% Sep
467a
98
66
4072 Oct
37
107% Apr 22
43 74 Jun 17
99
46%
467a
231/2
Pure
9
1
12
65 Vi
64
59% Aug 14
May
Oct
Sep
*63
46%
65
2
98
91
67
6372
4674
23'4
25
18
Apr 23
67%
63 Vi
65
Feb
Apr
67
6314
66
29
95
18
67%
23%
4374 Jan
Feb
.
65
48% Jun
79 % Mar 19
*967a
65
80
40
11
9874
67
64
*62
68
*62%
23%
100
31% Jun
22
65
66 %
63V4.
46%
66%
r.
7
33 % Oct
173,700
%
68 Va
44%
I
93
100
1
%
■
-
2
Feb
1/2
2,900
38%
5% Jan
95
27,000
93
26% Jan
81% Oct 23
20% Sep
19% Sep
.Potomac Electric Power Co
2
1
17%
16%
10
5
25
Public Serv Elec & Gas
Oct
1772
46 7t
Procter & Gamble
85
1872
7 96 %
6774 Jan
Mar 13
18 Va
66 Vi
Aug
5
307a May 22
66% Apr 24
92
181/2
*62%
preferred
—100
4.18% preferred.
100
4.30% preferred
100
6.05%
preferred
100
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
Rights
7——
3% %
preferred
100
4.32% preferred
25
4.16% preferred
25
Publlcker Industries Inc com
—5
•4.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
Pullman Inc
No par
Nov 12
Oct
Poor & Co
68 V4 July 31
40 V* Feb 14
1
187a
1
Polaroid Corp
36% Jun 19
3072 May 2
Oct
I8V4
26%
2
85
5,700
17%
35
26% Jan
a
9774
18 Vi
267a
~
Sep
95%
98 Vi
34%
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
31
9
Jan
49,400
96%
3
29% Jan
65
27,100
7%
96 '/2
107% Oct
427a Jan
31
35%
96
98
17
34%
96 Vi
65 74
Jun
341/a
.9572
98
26
347a
96
64%
convertible
3414
23
*119
•3.50
1,100
7 Vi
—-1
preferred
75
2
39%
22%
Plttston Co (The) common
Sep
39'/2
7%
3
37
3974
2374
Oct
28% July 21
69% Sep
8
27% Oct
2
3974
34%
July 11
73
391/2
34%-:
7 »/4
22%
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
125
391/2
7%
—10
convertible preferred—No par
•4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co_^__
-1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
-1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
6% preferred class A
100
6%% 1st series prior pfd
100
~
44% Jun 21
377a Oct 22
61
30
Jan
22% Dec 19
Nov
2272 Sep
17% July
62
Jim
15% Dec 30
19% Jun 24
4
68% Jun
23
10
10
Feb
7% Feb
600
391/2
17%
1
•5
9974 July 29
1772 Aug
common
12,600
0
94
No par
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com——1
5%
preferred
—100
Pillsbury Co common
25
•4 preferred
*
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pitts Coke & Chem Co common—10
6074 July 21
Apr
Corp
23
22%
97%
18% Apr
68% Jan
700
12%
23
7%
96%
23
22
12%
23
22%
20%
21
Oct
12%
23
7%
427a
38% Oct
11
*23
22%
No par
100
100
100
100
1
3
100
—5
—100
100
5
53% Dec
4,600
2%
7%
common—No par
Phila & Reading Corp
30
1,900
35%
27a
33%
56%
5
May
107
20%
35%
2%
36
227a
55%
preferred
preferred
4.68% preferred
26.500
7%
12.50
4.30%
104
22%
8672
3.80%
102'%
20%
7%
9772
7
12,300
22%
1
in
40
85 Vi
6
102
Sep
27% Jan
Co
34 Vi
44
23%
12%
12%
237a
60
43%
39%
*96 Vi
•1 conv preference com
4.40% preferred
16
10774 May
037a Feb
100
Brewing Co
2nd preferred
Phelps-Dodge Corp
43% July 11
24
Aug 27
947iJan 10
31% Apr 22
21% Oct 22
2
81
12
Jan
5
39
12%
*23
9,700
V:
951/2
*94
"■
%
.
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc
10
5% Aug
23 74
38%
*2%
13
23
5
25
5
common—1
(conv)
100
Jau
12
85% Sep
37% Dec
27
20%
2OV2
3574
112
No par
common
preferred
Corp of America
42% Feb
2% Dec
-20%
207a
2%
33 %c
Petroleum
30
104%
33%
Power
Pepsi-Cola Co
9
May
Corp
Pannsylvania RR
Paoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Rights
Paoria
Eastern Ry Co
22
102%
207a
4%%
48 % May 28
3
19 7« Jan
Apr 26
24% May 9
7
Jan
xl03%
No par
1
& Light com—No par
preferred
100
4.40% series preferred
100
Pann
25
177a Sep
28
Chemicals
Panna Glass Sand Corp
1
19
28% Jan
85
21
Pannsalt
Aug 27
2
37
25
Panney (J C) Co
Corp (The)
Rights (expire Oct 15)
Pannroacl
63% Oct
2
Corp common-.
$1.60 convertible preferred
99% Sep 15
18 7a Oct
1
% Oct
Feb
PUnn-Texas
437a
1071/4
20%
3.50
Ford
ftmn-Dtxle Cement Corp
Aug 27
% Oct
&
94
4374
437a
109 %
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred
Oct
11% Feb
7
16
8% Aug 25
23% Sep 24
9474 Sep 18
92% Sep 30
25
Jan
Jun
36
41% Jan
9
Jan
39% Oct
Transportation
Enterprises
Patino Mines &
8
52%
94
43'/a
*94
No par
2.50
Parker Rust Proof Co
Parmelee
52 Vi
95'/2
44%
Corp
407a Sep
Jan
94
43%
44i%
109
52%
94
4374
106%
52
100
1
preferred
Parke Davis & Co
Sep 29
22% May
8
2
3
4%
Paramount Pictures
112
10
Apr
24% Jun
21
98
21
.
No par
Common
36% Sep 23
3% Jan 31
84% July 23
47
46'4
134
23%
134
„
23%
451/4
*133
23%.
46
.
23%
451/2
1331/4 1337,
23% 24
.45
134
-*
45
45
*133
135
23 3 i
23%
44%
*133
237a
45
134
24
3,800
5,900
150
2,700
23
24
The Qqmmqrqial and Financial Qhronicle
(1408)
Mondax
NEW YOKK STOCK
Bange Since Jan. 1
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Monday,^ OctoJ?e£ 6,. 1#>B
,
Sales for
tlȣ Week
Shares
Friday
Oct. 3
Thursday
Oct. 2
..
Wednesday
Oct. 1
Tuesday
Sept. 30
Sept. 29
SALE PRICES
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORP
NEW YORK STOCK
V
Range for Previous
.
r
27
Oct
17
78
24
64% Jun
May 13
Jan 24
40
22
21% Aug
Mar 22
30% Jan
2
69
Sep 30
7
34%. Jan
11
14% Jan
23% Aug 13
21% Feb
34% Jan
18
20
Dec
4
39
Jan
10
36
11
30% Nov
25
22 %
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Mfg Co
Jan
2
19% July 14
Sep 24
15
40% Sep
31% July 25
34% Jan 24
25% Jun
30
10
17
Mar
7
30
5% Dec
31
12% Jan
Oct 29
12
«Jun 17
36
8
12
35 % Jun
17 Vi May 28
6
Jan
2
25% Aug
10% July
8
1
Reeves Bros In©
51% July
7
S'/iJan
13% Dec
15% July 8
July 31
10
30 y2 Dec
10
12% May
45
31
2
7
Jan 13
7% Jun
Mar 29
17
54
52
Dec
10
62
Feb
1
13
Oct
10
32% Jan
10
9
874 May
Oct 22
13 y8 Apr
6
25
Dec
59 % Jan
2
4% Dec
37
6
18
18
39
Mar 12
40
21% Dec
J iy 19
July 11
Sep
16
1
21%
217 a
38%
39%
3874
:_50
50
50
2174
32%
32%
28%
28%
.—5
*37%
Np par
20 %
Revlon
2
67% Sep
29
63% Jan
10
1674
167a
46 7a
467a
17"a
17%
17 %
17%
*17%
1774
400
9%
47;
97a
3,700
46%
9%
S7a
>>
,*■:
*
6
4774
35,400
}'
67b
400
-■■'t
16:i«
6%
1,300
557a
3674
*55 V4
56%
*55%
56 %
*55%
56 %
120
27
2774
27%
28%
277b
27%
26%
27%
67a
674
13,101
14,300
674
774:
r»
6%
6
7
67b
1274
1274
127a
*12%
12%
12%
6174
6274
61%
61%
61
627b
3174
31
3174
30%
31
307a
31
1
4174
44%
41 %
427 a
437a
,
43%
43%
2474
25%
257a
6774
66
preferred series A
50
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B__10
46
46
4674
86
90%
8774.
—.—10
*108
common
44%
: 2674
25%
27 %
66%
64%
66
•
:
'
bo.000
31%
15.S00
43
26 7
47.700
44%
24 Vi
a
220,400
:7164i%
6474
48,700
28%
26
64%"
x62
1,200
13
62 %
30%
12%
61%
12%
617 s
127 a
30%
63
62 7 i
64
*63 Va
46 Vi
46 Vi
46 Va
46 Vi
85
87
35%
86 V2
36%
89
*103
115
*82
83
82%
82%
82
15%
15
400
64%
4674
issued
e.i
j;
'
39%
52 Va July 22
5
83% Feb
7
68% Jun
6
73% Sep
19
72% Jun
24
82% Jan
22
78 y2 Jan
9
87% Jun
24
99
4
94% Jan
9
Mar
Dec 23
21% Jan
18
10 y2 Jan
2
1% Oct 21
3J/a Apr
4
1% Jan
2
10
July 7
90% Sep 29
4%%
100
Common
115
series
100
♦83
85
series———100
♦100
101
2% Oct
3
Rheem
Manufacturing
90
91
89%
89%
10,900
35*/B
34%
35%
347b
35 Va
11,400
Rltter Company
5
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com__l
*33%
34
33%
34
3474
*3374
34%
34 Va
34 %
21
7% Apr
8
5% Aug
29% Sep
285
Oct
81% Nov
21
28% Jan
2
22% Jan
2
31
411% Sep
8% Dec 23
Apr
2
Jan
6
96
2
32% July 23
32
July 24
13% Jan
2
22% Aug 22
60% Jun
10
17% Apr
7% Apr 17
12% Jan
2
13
37% Jan
17
21% Oct
24
25 % Dec
2
10 y8 Dec
10
26% Jan
11
50'A Dec
9
74 % Feb
5
53
23 y2 Oct
22
43 y4 Jan
3
26% Jan
Oct
30
9o
reb
6
90
29
_
2
19
7
20% Jan
2
24% Sep
18
July 10
34% Feb
3
17
14% Sep
23
12
39% Sep
46% Oct
22
Feb
20
Sep
25
36 '
11
Dec
30
17
4
22% May 29
64% Jun 14
8% Apr
Nov
65% Feb
12
86
Mar
7
75
Oct
3
102
Mar
7
92
Oct
2
75
Jan
20
33% Jan
2
34
19
May
37
Sep
14% .Jan
29
23
5%
convertible
24
24
*90Vi
3C
24
24
91
*90%
91
29 %
*24
8%
•.79:%
8%
8%
87,,
9
87a
87 a
20
91
29%
4,600
24%
1,200
4,000
9
15r,b
157b
157a
15%
1574
16%
1,800
4774
47%
48%
48
487 a
245,600
20
20 Vi
20%
21
2074
20%
21 Vi
22%
227a
23
38%
38%
38
38%
74
3774
37*%
37%
37%
37%
6,200
»/9 %
9%
9
9V4
97a
.10 74
97a
974
6,400
33%
83
May
1
7774 Jan
9
85 Va Apr
10
36
Jan
4
3974 Sep
30
Dec
13
21% Apr
17'/a Jan
7
18
10
2374 Sep
2
8% Dec
19
1674 Jan
24
8% Jan
2
16
Sep
3
Seagrave
3
31%
31%
27%
27%
18% r 19
177/a
65%
65%
66
*'65%
10
!
40%
23%
27%
66
40
40%
40%
41
93
93%
93%
*93%
95
I--1 23%
23%
23%
237b
23%
237a
23 Va
4,000
277a
27%
277b
1,900
*
7«
23% '
"27%
27 %
27%
13%
137 a
38%
44
45
45
_30
37
37
36
36
36 %
1
11
11%
107 a
11
11
11%
69 %
697a
69
69% '
69
69%
70
77%
*76
preferred
—100
77%
*76 *•.
*92%
95
2474
247a
*77
1374
137a
13%
1,700
37%
377a
377b
38 Vi
67,500
46 Vi
46 %
46%
46 Vi
46%
56,700
36%
367a
36
11
11 Va
70'
69 Vi
-r
77%
75
77
-
92%
28%
92%
'
;
92
2474
26
2674
■
-36 74
36'-
79% '
39 74 "
2274
22
22
22% '•
22
5
1374
1374
1374
1374
13.%
Corp.
92
7974
3574
38 74
74
i.
74'
*77 :*"•
3674
—-l
Co
-
"3674
*76
2574
2474
79%
*77
v
13%
377 a
45
-
137a
36%
777%
95
40
%
137a
.46 7 8
:/.•
-.27%
-
20
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
900
33,100
40%
937 a
27%
25
1,900
17,900
18%'
66
40
37 %
*92%
'
40%
27%
*76
27 va
is '
66
;
94%
14
No par
No par
18%
20,200
32 Va
40%
38%
r
14
290
86
27
277a
37,100
34%
230
317b
32
38%
5
*220
18%
63 74
,
*85 Va
86 %
20,100
*937%
40%
95 %
23%
187a
66
3374
33% i
230
277a
277a
27%
19
*93 7 a
86%
32
28
5
32%
31 Vs.
31%
65 74
10%
,i
*215
230
18%
100
I
867a
*215
•27%
No par
Seaboard Finance
33%
86 7a
,•
.
No par
common
7
87%
230
No par
preferred
Scovill
23
33 7'a
33%
87
*215
c, 7
1
28% Oct
23
; 37
31%
31%
10
5
Dec
33%
86%
230
lo
.___
15% Oct
33%
86 %
*215
1.40
$3.40 preferred
$4 preferred
3,65%
2974
237 a
4674
;
Scott Paper Co common—
Mfg Co
2974
237a
'•
100
71 % Aug
8
86
July 10
99 % Jan 24
2
297a
1,350
15%
common
Schick Inc
91
29%
23,800
467a
Schenley. Industries Inc
52
94
5,100
2.9%
408 V2
15%
1.66%
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A—
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
Schering Corp
406
405
403
45 Vi
1
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
13
405%
404
-
15%
Preferred series A-6%
3
32% Jan
405
33
347-!
45%
——100
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
St L San Fran Ry Co com
15
2
29 Va
15%
100
Oct
29
19
common
preferred-
Apr
10% Apr
18 % Feb
34%
307b
5
41
1
34%
29 74
1
96
17% July
34%
307b
4,300
6,200
447a
i
2
25
Dec
Sep 29
conv
34%
29%
300
474
28%
1
Co
preferred
4.30%
*29
3474
29%
29%
23%
277a
32
*28
32
47b
47a
28 %
35
*91
23
a
*28
277a
28%
405
30
87
32
47a
47b
2874
20 G
Corp
20
2
21
4%
-
94
*91
—.5
_
Jan
23% Jan
22
100
47b
2774
34%
406%
29%
Petroleum
Safeway Stores
67% Aug 13
39% May
Oct
2
10
2
11
85
35% Sep
95% Jun
201% Apr 22
Apr
22
71% Oct 21
Jun
Jan
17% Oct
15
23
10% Jan
29% Oct
23%, Jun 13
37% Nov 27
408 %
Ruppert (Jacob)
29% Jun
46% Mar
Nov
9
24
30
24
9
11
3
Dec
22
40 % Sep
32% Oct
22
161
20
Corp
Ruberoid Co (The;
2
July 17
34%
28%
Royal McBee
22% Jan
176
21
3
6
Mar 22
14
16% Oct
Oct
2
24
93
Feb
28%
1
Dutch
10
4
2
137
34%
a
*3374
4%
28%
4%
27%
*28 %
28%
*28
5
Corp..
(Geo D)
Roval
Jan
26% Dec
8
Ronson
Roper
84% Jan
11
_25
4%
23%
No par
preferred series A
3
24 % Jan
15% Jan
11% Dec
24
4%
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Rome Cable Corp.
48% Oct
2
14
24
16
preferred
Elec Corp
17% Aug 28
Jan
26
31% Oct
1
20% Jan
Feb
85
10% Jan
28
7
7% Oct
«>uly
Oct
4pr
40% May 16
35
Nov 25
78
30
Jan
&
Rohm & Haas Co common
22 % Jan
24
convertible
Rochester Gas
Rockwell-Standard Corp
90
19
23% Nov 20
5%%
Jun
32
8
21
28
July 18
96
May 29
38% May 21
Jun
17% Dec 30
28
4%
28%
.
312
37% Dec
11
30
37% Jun
30% Oct
423% May
4
19% Oct 22
20% Dec
5
97,200
927a
Oct
29% Mar
27a
357
36% July
31% July 24
2%
907a
2
24
:
36%
22% Jan
23
27a
9174
6
Dec
274
347'4
27% May
28
1474
27a
90
2
22% Dec
2 V.,
20
14%
274
34
19% Jan
26% Aug 19
22,000
9074
Riegel
2
900
15%
U.33.%'
Richfield
36% Sep
2
■
82 %
10
97% July 16
2
Jan
89 74
■
274
14%
No par
28
4
274
15
Corp
Feb
19% Jan
22 y4 Jan
2%
115
%
Corp
55
4
July 19
44% July 17
1474
-103
115
*103
,"0
Oil
80
Aug
33% Jan
1
23
36 y2
1
100
147a
15
5s
Co
33
100?o
4.000
39.300
Paper
30
18% Dec
4
;
Rhodesian Selection Trust
66% Dec
20% Dec 23
89%
*82
Preferred 4.50%
Sep
5
87% May 22
*46
115
*103
Preferred 3.60%
102% May 12
15% Oct
3
4674
,
w
*77
11
IX V9
9,700
4,500
>
90
92
92
27
2874
48,300
*77
80
1,700
3674
.69%
50
80
3574
3674
89,700
2274
2274
22 74
5,400
1374
•1374
3574
22
22%'
3674
13%
1374
13%
2,600
22% Nov
19
29 %
24
Jan
3
38 % Oct
37
37
37
3674
3774
3774
3,000
7
36%
3374
297a Jan
5
37
22
25
Jan
6
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
37
24'/a Oct
34 Va Aug 25
Sears Roebuck & Co
3374
10% May
6
33 74
3374
1674 Sep
33 %
3374
3
3374
3374
15% Jan
33%
34%
22
3374
56,300
8% Oct
3
Seiberling Rubber Co
1
1574
15 Va
15.74
If. 74
15%
15%
1574
16
87a
-,874
2% Aug 12
42% Jan
7
8% Oct
25
25
Nov
Dec
22
19
23
7% Mar 12
84
Nov
13
5 va
May 22
July
9
76% July 15
4 % Mar
67% Jan
5
10.
2
90
26 7i Jan
2
8% Jan
10
* Oct
1
26% Feb
25
25% Apr
11
38
58 va Jan
2
10% Sep
9
93
May 21
874 Jan
68
Feb
11
July 3
Apr 25
16% Aug
4
Aug 21
40
37 74 Sep
13
1174 July
12
85
17
8
Aug 27
L
Servel Inc common
No par
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
Shell Oil Co
No par
Shell
2974 Jun
10
17'/a Feb
Oct
3
2174 Apr
30
13% May 20
20% SeD
30
9% Oct
22
17 V» Jan
25
10
2
1774 Oct
3
Sheraton Corp
1274 Jun 25
18% Oct
3
Siegler
22
Apr 17
33% Jan
2
35
Sep
16
42
Oct
3
Signode Steel
Simmons Co
50 Vi Jan
2
70
Oct
1
Simmonds Saw & Steel___.
5
1874 Aug 12
637a Aug 11
Apr'Ii
19% Dec
lf
32%
33 Vi Dec
30
49% Jan
49
17
89
Dec
Jan
17
8
1674 Sep
45 % Dec
23
68 Vi Jun
49
Nov
14
28
Dec
30
8074 May 27
367a Sep 23
1474 Oct
21
2374 Oct
2
1574 Jan
14
Nov 12
53% Oct 22
207a Jan
11
70% Dec
5
1474 Jan
6874 Jan
10
6
4674 Mar
48
2574
3
16
Smith-Corona
1
18
674 Jan
2
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2
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2
14
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21
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11
30
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25
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10
2
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2574 Dec
13
4774 Jan 14
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7
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49% Jan
13
2
26
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13
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32
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2
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33
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23
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11
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31
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11
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30
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82
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10
12
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8
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21% Oct
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Jan
3
Feb
23
674 Sep
30
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30
88
92
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22
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24
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11
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11
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20
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1474
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South Carolina E & G Co com
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78
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5074 Sep
19
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2
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2974 Aug 22
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72
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31
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13
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82
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2
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39% Sep
22% Sep
10 V4 Jan
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22
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18
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2
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21%
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6% Feb 28
38%
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37%
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35
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20
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8
59 74 Jun
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54% Aug 15
13
28
11
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14
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10
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15
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20% Aug
7
6
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39% Sep
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/
Volume 188
Number 5783
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
$5
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
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.
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,
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,
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1
Corp.
100
71
34%
135
*125
•85
33%
United Corp, (Del).,—
Sep 22
Feb
Carbon
tJnited
-
.
.
15
Artists
^4.5fl preferred.
...
No par
United.:. Board
Carton Corp..
10-
2
Sep
45% July 23
23
3
•
/
Inc
(ser.of 1956)
United
12
8% War 13L
30
Aug
1
4%■
4%
«t"United Biscuit
3
44% Sep
8
.
-
15
Jan
Lines
United Aircraft Corp
/
3,
May 21
6% Jan
U Dec
30% Sep
'
8
37
Apr 15
100% Mar 12r
3
I03,'s Dec
00% Dee 23
8
•108
36 !•
19
United Air
"*•.
8
Aug
143
2
45
■i
16% Jan .11
47% Jan
0
38% May
8
38% Feb
69% Aug
Aug
31
,Jan
19 :
Jan
27% May 16
71% Jun 43
8
Jan
.
^Union'Twist Drill Co
6;
31% Aug
Jan
•
■•15.%' Jan
2
29% May 14
Apr 45
46% May JB
7% May-20
35% Jan .11
•
93
*83
84
48%'
31%
31%
31%
—10
No par
Gar Co..
'
•'
30%
-
*92
t
"71%
48
39%'-
•
*75
92%
*83
46%
39'A
30%
65
71%
73 ''
*71%
_^6
preferred
non-cum
Union ;Tank
80%
93
!
11234 ai3%-
113%
30%
85
,
*75
'
40
111%
V
30V4
30
No par
Facific iRRvCo common____10
4%.
39%
38^8
1103,4
92
39%
1
9
"9%
9
No par
k Eieforred. $4 sei'ies___i
Union Qil. of; /California
/Union
.,
27
24% Feb
2
Oct
_No par
/
25
Sep 30
Jan
0
.11% May 16
.
31%
35% Oct
./
common.
23t
54-%' Jun 24.
8
4
31% Dec 31
33% Oct 23
Nov
Apr
COrp;
Union Elec Co
Mar 24-
•
_1
No par
OhioiL A^bdstos <& Rubber "Co„
Mnloii Bag-Camp Paper- Corp
6%
Union -Carbide
'
2
'
160
11% Dec -24
33% Dec 30
5
81
30
Apr 29
.,.94
13
Jan
8-
26% Jan
25% July (22
NOV 26
25 Va Dec
24%
4
2
18 %
115
6% Oct 28
■22% Dec
'40% Jan
33% May 18
152
Oct 22
38
.
Sep
Oct. 3
julyJB
103 V2 Jun
Sep 23
r
90% Jan-
30
44
82
k
'
».
25% Oet 22
Aug 22
70% Sep
'
8
Mar
40
■
Udyllte Corp »<The),
Ontterwood' Corp—,,—
'
10% Juh .17,
32'.'a
5
♦•
May ' .7
115%
Sep 15
•
81% Feb
7
Apr
31;
17
18% Dec
92
Jun v'5
31% Jan
-
16
15
86
64%
,
83% Apr 17
2
27% Jan
Jan 24
-70% -Jan - 2
6
18% Oct 22
48
Dec; 19
,
82
Nov 22
20% Dec 23
2
5% Jan
2
30% Mar 25
ioo% Jan ®1
'
22
12%' Jan
•20% Mario
Aug 20
40
Jun -26
11
>37% July 22
124% July 10
10
78%: Sep 16
,
^
8% Apr
Nov 15
JT Dec
29
*28%
41%
8'A
8 Va
15%
.
8'A
16
15%
16
48 %
48 '/a
48%
19 800
35
25,600
16 V*
15%
15%
'
43%
-
1%
1%
l%i
44'A"
44'A
43'A
43%
33
33%
33%
32%
C2%
740
38 y8
37'/a
37%
37%
%%
19,400
81
81
50
3,300
81
79%
80
35%
36
35%
35%
36%
37
39
"39%
39'A
39%
39'A
40%
80'%
88'%
"*156
22,400
7,600
1%
43%
1'%
1%
..
1.100
17,200
1,100
6,500
29
"
16%
15%
42
42
*28%
29
89'%
160
87
88
85
*156
160
*156
87%
160
7,800
13,400
50
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
X^XO)
.
.
Monday, October 6, 1958
.
-I—
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
5% Oct 22
Dec 31
8Vs Dec 23
NOV
8
22 % Dec
23
37
8
Aug 23
17% Dec 23
63
Jan
2
24% Nov 4
69
Oct 21
Dec
79
12
30% Dec 30
Jun 25
135
17% Feb
25
Dec
44
Dec
Jun
\2
37% Jan M
9
OCt 30
26% Aug
3
Aug 20
49% Jan
4
156
Jan
24
3
100
31% Apr
7
Apr 14
154
3
Sep
42% Sep 16
140
30
64% Jan
11
25 % Jan
2
3
1
|1% Jan 24
46% Jan
2
51% Jan
73% Jan
155% Jan
25
143% Oct
12
19% Jar
Sep 25
Jat
20
2
Nov
6
22
5
10
8
5% July
68% Jan
8
Oct
2
7% Jan
July 21
6% May 15
Jan 21
Oct 21
41
Jun
21
30% Oct 22
36
Apr
3
21
155
Feb
18% Dec 31
30% Jun
65% Nov 22
73
Jun
4
7
19
7
88
8
6
7% Sep
1
28% Oct
32% Feb
14
47% Sep
80
J42
155% July 11
3
Jan
18% May 12
22% Mar
57
71
Sep
10
Dec
19
50 % Jau
3
13% Jan
9
5% Jan
12% Dec 24
21
Dec
8% Nov
20
7
2
3
13% Jan
47
Dec
31
40
Oct 23
124
Oct 25
124
Aug 23
124
Oct
17
23% Jan
2
Oct
77
23% Oct 22
71
Oct
30
12% Dec 31
84
Mar
25%Jan
2
22
Oct
Jan
2
99
8
30
124
Apr 22
11
28
May 22
97% Jun
21
111
78% Jun 20
83
May 28
July 24
82
24% Dec
19
10% Oct 29
10% Dec 11
14
Jan
3
79
101
90
Mar 27
85
Aug 29
Apr
9
98
Mar
1
91
Feb 20
99% Apr
93
Mar 13
88
Oct
3
24% Apr
7
2
12% Mar
20% Aug 12
21% Aug 12
Jan
9% Jan
113
8
2
1G % Sep
11
74
Jan
3
84
Jan
13
41
41
40%
41Vt
40 Va
40%
141 Va
142%
140'%
141%
29%
29%
*29%
38
37
37%
50
49V2
49%
78%
79% 1
41%
142V4
143
79%
79'/a
145%
1441/2
;
80
144%
144%
26%
25%
36%
131/8
*36'%
13 Va
*13
131/4-
6
86%
6%
7%
7%
*15
15%
*15
5%
6
87
100
*150
preferred
13 V*
13'A
13 Va
'•
13 Va
6
6
*6%
5%
871/4-
38
6%
*15
471/4
12.80
,
*150
200
7'A
12,900
*150
153
22
22
62
*62%
301/4
30 Va
301/4
36
36 Va
36
■:
24,700
46
38'4
30
3,900
-
——
:
1,500
30%
38
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
10%
8,700
21%
21%
21 %
21 Va
21'%
21 %
21
22
%
Va
2,500
27%
28
28
28%
28
28 %
28%
28%
28%
28%
1,506
13%
71 %
14%
13%
14 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14 Va
54,900
74
73
74%
73%
73%
73%
74%
74
77
2.50
■
'76
preferred
div
100
81
19%
Vulcan Materials Co
5%
convertible
93%
'
'91
92%
"118
*76
92%
31%
31%
101 Va
*101%
*91
,92%
95%
94%
30%
101%
30%
31%
30 Va
81
21%
21%
20
31%
.
■
J
92%
-88
90%
'32%
*86
86
*88
90%
102
"7
101%
21 %
96 Va
96%
31%
30%
87
1
*88 :
*86
87
92%
,
*91
*90 %
*
92%
.
8G
2,700
12.300
21%
97%
3,00C
31%
16,300
V
102
102
102
30%
81
*76
22
~
'
87
,
92%
20 Va
5,106
*113
30%
30
81
*76
71
19%
30
29%
30
102%
31
*101
,.
*30%
750
%
87,
%
92 %
20
'
90%
32%
88
90%
♦88
'
88
32%'
32%
100
32%
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
10.200
1
35%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
IS V4
110,800
16
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
3,600
87%
87%
87%
93
93
93
93
93
63 %
63%
63%
63 Va
45 %
45%
46
14%
14%
common
preferred-
preferred
100
'87
preferred
5%%
6%%
5
95% Aug 27
*76
20%
91
preferred——100
partic
29%
30
*118
*118
*118
30
*118
*118
*118
118
*118
noncumulative preferred—100
Works common—5
—100
93
*87
87%
*87
*87
93
'4,400
87%
33
87%
93
93 Va
440
w
60
Oct
22
77
Jan
32
Dec
30
56 % May
24
00% May 20
72% Feb
24
30
Aug
33% Jan
12% Jan
46% Sep
14
15
6
2
12% Oct 22
8
27% Dec 31
31
Aug
8
27% Jan
25% Jan
2
May"29
11% Dec 30
16% July 12
is
11% July 17
11% Aug 29
80
Oct 28
95% Jan 24
84
Jan
Oct
22
16% Jan
2
8
Apr
16% Dec 30
28% Jan
3
42% Feb
68% July 18
38% Mar 28
17
34% May 24
13 %
8
Oct~22
12
30% Oct
22
30
22
Oct
24% Dec 30
19% Dec
36% Jan
Mar 21
14
6%
Apr 25
10% Aug
7
23% Sep 17
Industries
Corp
5
22%
22%
22%
9%
22%
45
45 Va
40
40'A
40%
40 Va
3,800
25
2
Waukesha Motor Co
5
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 Va
33%
33V4
33'%
Wayne
5
1
24%
26%
25%
26%
25%
25%
26
26
25%
25%
3,100
3 Va
3 Va
3%
3 '/•
3'/a
4,600
2.50
Jan
29
19% Mar
7
34% Sep
9
26% Sep 29
1% Jan
3
3% Aug 14
Jan
10
44% Jan
15
35% Aug
1
49% July 28
8
31 % Feb
Mills
Knitting
Welbilt Corp.
65
105
94
2
21% Oct
95% May 28
48% Jan 13
Jan
West Kentucky
Power 4%%
pfd
preferred series B
preferred series C
West Va Pulp & Paper common
4%% preferred
33%
34
35
35
35
34
35
*33Va
34'/2
2,500
47%
47
47
47
47
47
47
*47
47%
280
59
60
*59
60
58%
58'%
58 V*
53%
58%
58%
600
21%
21%
20%
21 Va
20%
22«
22%
22%
22
22 Va
4,200
30%
31 Vr
30%
31 Va
31
31i%
31
31%
31V4
311/a
9,200
96 Va
96 Va
87%
96 Va
96 V2
36%
96%
87%
250
*86
Western
Air Lines Inc
Western
Auto
1
Supply Co com
5
preferred
100
Maryland Ry com—No par
noncuin 2nd preferred
100
4.80%
80%
2
Western
Western
52% Feb
68% July
55% Jun
24
92% Apr 21
3.80% preferred scries B
—100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
—100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4%% convertible preferred—80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
4
-
8
July 22
33% Dec 24
129% Feb
4
60% Jan
2
82% Nov 13
15% Dec 30
g«% Jan
9
94% Aug
16% Feb 21
25% Oct
2
68% Jan
8
56
Jan
61 % July 24
28% Mar 14
26
Jan
7
53% May 24
7
40% Jan
2
91 % Jan
2
100
4% Jan
2
8
25
10
100% Jan
4% Dec 23
13% Jan
20% Oct 22
10
14
6
21
23% Mar
26
Oct 24
47
Feb
18
Nov 12
62 % Jun
13
30
13
May 17
Sep 11
16% July
13% Nov 21
4
Nov 12
18% Feb
8
28% Oct 17
116
Aug
9
75
6
37
13
46% Aug
5
Wilcox
2
Wilson & Co Inc
81
9
5% Jan
21
71
Jar
2
85% July 10
12% July 31
Jan
4
15
Oil
5
Co—
No par
common
*
29% Dec 31
34
May 13
131
Mar~19
26% Jan
8
31% Jar
2
J&L
„
9
7
21% Jan
2
16
36% Jan
2
July
35% Dec 26
45% Jan
45% Nov 20
68% July 15
92% Mar 15
preferred
Wilson-Jones
Nc par
.
45% Feb 27
37
Jun 27
J% Sep 30
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
Mar 25
Industries
Winn-Dixie Stores
(expire
preferred
49% July 29
29
8% Apr 11
4% Jan
2
23% Apr
16
30% Sep
25% Feb 25
68% Jan
2
112% Sep
30
22
Va
20%
21%
221
201/4
21
67%
21%
9,700
20,400
97
*93
67%
68
68%
7,800
100
81
*78
81
*78
81
20
22
20%
•
97
*53
681/2
21%
a
61'A
9,100
62
60 %
60%
62
60'%
61%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
251/4
25%
25
25%
25%
26 Va
25%
26
251,4
25%
25%
25%
16,500
66%
68%
67 %
67%
65%
67%
66%
66%
66%
67%
64,700
61%
*83
84
*83
84
83
83
120
*109
120
*109
120
*109
51
51
so y«
51%
58%
*58%
42
42%
42%
53%
52%
52%
51%
50%
92
92
92
91
93
25 Va
25%
25V4
25%
59%
59%
60
60
300
43
43Va
44%
44
46
47
48
7,300
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
53%
96%
96 %
98
7V2
7%
97 %
97 Va
96 Va
96 Va
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
*23%
24%
*23%
35
*34
40%
41%
39
/
■*
25
3,500
200:
24
24
*23Vs
*331%
35
35
35
*35
42i%
43
42%
44
42%
431/2
6,000
27%
27%
28V4
20,300
*23%
42%
361/2
26%
26%
26%
*80
82%
*80%
821/2
*80%
82 %
*80 Va
*12%
13
*12%
13 V4
*12%
13%
12%
12%
200
82'A
12%*
27
26%
7
34%
38%
34 Va
100
125%
Corp— 10
7
39
39
391/4
124
35 Va
34%
*124
34 Va
35
%
II
hi
hi
125
39%
39%
39"Vs
34
34%
♦124
125%
15,700
1%
370,700
125%
*124
6,600
39%
34%
%
■1*0
125%
300
1.100
7
7
7
7
7 Va
hi
%
32
*124
27
7
7
39%
33%
5,600
160
7%
82%
26%
*80
19,000
24
24
35
41
670
92%
7%
*34
13,600
59i%
7%
*97%
51%
25 Va
59 %
961/4
99
300
120
*109
50%
24%
93%
25
92%
25
58%
45,000
*58%
92%
24%
92%
24%
120
51%
49%
':
84 Va
*83
84%
*83
*109
14)
80
23%
23%
23V4
23%
23
23%
23%
23%
5,500
31%
31%
31
311%
31V*
31%
31
31
4,300
10
Corp common
10
preferred 4%% series
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
47%
48%
48 %
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48 Va
62%
63%
64%
65%
63%
65
64
64
84%
85
86
85%
86%
*85
87%
87%
87%
88
88
88%
88
8%
9%
8%
9%
9
Service
Co
(F W) Co
Prior
16-
44 Va
lOl'/a
97
68
*79
81
42 Va
*93%
25%
60
6%
Worthington
5
20i%
*93
69%
43%
101%
25%
10c
10
*79
21%
42
*99
31%
Woolworth
63% Sep
88% Sep
9% Sep
com_
20%
96
68%
850
8,500
42
23%
Iron
29
Oct
20%
*93
841/2
100
40%
100
22%
34%
84 Va
25%
12%
1
21%
*83
87%
84%
31%
Public
Woodward
2
Inc
41%
101
85%
23
Wisconsin
Jun
'
*83 V2
—10
25% July 16
97
Inc
101
*86
a
62%
13
Rights
6%
31% Sep
3
2
96
*93
10
Co
Windsor
80% Jan
78% Jan
88% Jan
$4.25
13
7% Aug 25
39% Oct
2
-fo Sep 25
124
Feb
135
2
20% Jan
4% Dec 27
1
*
Jan
19% Jan
1
preferred
100
Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference
—20
$3 convertible preferred
—50
27% Oct
8
Oct 22
—
5%%
13
6
75
common-
White
30
35
10
Feb
Co
Jan
22% Feb
78% Dec
5
Motor
15% Jan
18% Nov 14
30
White
Aug 29
25% July
20
Dec
Sep
No par
RR
.
48% July 24
53% Sep 29
3
32% Jun
27
68
7
30
'"
29% Jan
8
Jan
51% Sep
125
2
7
Pacific
Union Telegraph
—2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
4
26% Mar 22
55
Dec
20%
80%
62% Oct
90
19%
21%
4%
27% Sep
8
26% Aug 26
68% Sep 29
34% Oct 21
21 %
15
2
Aug
May
40%
101%
69
2
33% Apr
83% Jan
41
40
*100
68%
2
83
87%
85
Western
Jan
97%
*83%
10
17% Jan
97%
*86
84
19
42% Jan
119
97%
87%
84
Feb
17% Dec 30
15
96%
*86
81% Sep
3
900
47
100
100
100
_5
100
4.10%
3
r.
33%
71% Sep
100
31
5
4.20%
9
3 Va
4
Coal Co
West Pcnn
11
3
*45
Corp—
West Penn Electric Co
44% Oct
3
103
May 6
23% Feb 17
19% May 13
63
Jun
3%
79%
1
com
preferred
Stamped
May 20
99% Jun
4
14% Jan
4
23% Sep
3
32% July 16
28
96% Mar
Mar
3
22%
50
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
4.80%
—
67% Sep 19
20% Jan
4
33% May 14
24% Oct
84%
82%
44%
11
6
82%
811/4
47% Jan
Dec
1,200
40
Sep 23
Sep 29
92~~Mar 28
9%
221/4
85
Sep 18
79% Aug 19
9%
22%
45 Va
84
128
9%
22 Va
39%
86
8
30
90
*88
9%
22'/a
*44%
96 %
12
90
*88
9%
22'%
88
18
14% Oct 22
9%
40 Va
28
41% Dec 11
90
90 Va
9%
12%
92
45%
Feb
31
90
12%
90%
12%
90
84%
Jan
Dec
7,400
4,800
39%
93
2
12 Va
45%
95
Apr
12%
88%
105
87% July 11
88% July 11
12%
45%
4
98
12%
12%
40%
81% Sep 20
70% Nov 7
Aug 12
48% Dec 23
12%
45%
39%
2
62
4 200
131/2
84%
88% Sep
13
88
31%
13%
*39
-
No par
No par
15% Jan
25% July 31
16% July 30
31%
13%
Washington Water Power
25% JaP
14% Jun 24
31%
13'A
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical —1
5
17% Oct 22
*31%
13%
Washington Gas Light Co
4
104% Mar 20
38%
31%
13V4
5
28% Jun
11
38%
31 Va
46% Aug
39% Jan
Oct
39%
31 To
13%
41% May 19
16% Dec 23
32
39
31%
13%
2
23% Oct 21
92% NOV 11
2,700
38%
31%
2
52% Apr
Mar 20
39%
38%
13
13
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
West Indies Sugar
NOV
600
31%
45%
14%
Jan
23
90
5,900
14%
65
38%
9%
100
1
;
46 Va
14%
46%
14%
39%
*14
9%
1
preferred
Ward
45%
14%
13%
12%
2.50
;
Ward Baking Co common
95
13
& W
Co
*63%
46
14%
45%
14%
34 % Jan
56
48% Jan
23
Walker (Hiram) G
Walworth
30C
65
63%
44
34% Jan
22% Oct 14
Aug 14
Co
4
4
*63%
63a
2,100
42,600
1,200
42
1% Nov 21
Walgreen
32% Sep
16% Feb
8
16% Jan 30
26% May 3
3% May 15
34 % Jan 29
30
Waldorf System
100
35
—No par
10
No par
preferred
Wagner Electric Corp—
14% Sep 26
39% Aug 27
18%
Wabash RR 4%?&
*85
85%
88
*85
87%
9%
9%
9'/4
9%
63 Va
64
13,100
5,400
86 V2
170
88V4
1,600
9%
,
26,400
/
23% Nov
6
25% Oct 22
66% Dec
19
10% Dec 31
34% July
35% Jan
123% Jan
30
9
2
2
May 27
16
Apr
67 Va Feb
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9
28
on
36Va
3
Aug^6
19% Sep
30
19
134% Sep 22
this day.
Ex-distribution.
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngsfcown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
10
5
or
34%
30
34%
29%
34
111
112%
110%
No par
19
19%
19%
121
122%
Zenith Radio Corp
tin receivership
29%
No par
petition has been
123
29%
34
112%
19%
124%
filed for the company's reorganization.
29'%
29%
29%
29%
34
34
34 V4
23%
110
111%
109 %
111%
19%
19%
19%
124%
121%
19 Va
120
*
Deferred
delivery
123
rCash sale.
29V2
30
6,500
33%
1,000
109V2
12,100
19
123
331/2
111%
Va
191/4
124
/
.
i
6,700
—16
Co Jnc__
'
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13.80C
11
21%.
•
;
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•
38%
10%
f
-
\
250
63%
21
—6
1,500
f
23 %
x4o
22
52
30
35%
l
; -■
140
7
76%
27 Va
153
21
62%
62 %
30
*76
47Va
21
*20'/a
ji
i:
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;
3,600
15V2
7Va
i;
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153
*150
29%
7
7%
•/'
j;
•
"
'•
.
90C
6
88
6%
15
15
471%
62
preterred
400
26
*
46%
153
35
36%
37
46
20 «/4
36
*35%
'
17,300
261/4
7Va
62
35%
26%
'
'■
•
112,200
2.300
27%
20%
—1
80%
144V4
76%
61
America—
79%
143'A
/
20
1,730
80%
87V4
15%
7
32,800
144V2
26%
19%
29%
5,100
*75%
60%
29%
49%
761%
1
Industries In'c ccm.2.&<*
conv
*150
153
49%
27%
100
Co Inc com
Corp of
Norman
45%
49%
26%
7%
45%
16,70C
*36'%
6%
*15
76%
25%
45
38%
*75%
7'/4
*75%
com_No par
38
27
7%
76%
1
900
38'/2
6'/a
6%
6%
15%
23%
V25%
87
87
'
40%
141 %
29%
79
37
87
6
6
86%
401/4
140 V2
30
144
•
//
30
49'%
'
261/2 •:,
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i
.;
10
37%
144%
' >'
'
•
98
25%
—
16
18% Sep
88% Sep
*97
79
——_
4
14% Jan 20
97%
7%
6%
May 13
35% Aug 20
11
37% July 11
12% May 24
97%
25%
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com
8
$5 preferred™—
—100
$4.04 preferred——
—100
$4.20 preferred—100
$4.12 preferred
L—100
Virginian Ry Co common————10
6%
preferred
-10
95
.
99%
*75%
3%%
31% Sep 24,
May 20
90% July 1
12
Feb
*96
890
9.30C
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co-<-6%
Mar 21
26% Jan
76% Dec
97 %
145
!
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
Jan
*97
common.—30c
2
3
13
98 %
i-
7,900
77
13%
5%
77% Feb
21% Oct
;
Victor Chemical
6
*75
50
16%
100
Vlcks Shreye & Pacific Ry com—100
8
75
49%
8
8
32% Aug
85
May
75
48%
Vick Chemical Co
3
21
33% July 16
75%'
13%
Van Raall.e
Oct 25
123
Apr
45% Jan
*74
36
$2.28
28% Aug
7
14% Sep 29
9
38 Va
75V2
j
'
4.800
'25%
*74
;'
.'
85
38 V3
35%
Vanadium
24% Aug 27
21% Jan
Sep
5
May 7
14% July 16
33%
38%
35%
Van
]1% Aug 27
18
'25'/a
83%
37,1/2
36%
49 %
preferred
Utah Power & Light Co
16
29
25%
83
75%
•
206
251/4
143
.
53,500
9
84
36%
noncumulatlve
8%
30%
9
37%
35%
4%%
30 Va
9
25%
26%
Universal Pictures
0
24
Sep
31
27 % Jau
20
Feb
38% Oct
24% Jan
4-;0 Dec
4
31
*8y2
83
29%
Tobacco
30%
9
37%
25%
Universal Leaf
30%
*8%
83%
29%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
3
19% May
30%
*
.
44'/4
38%
No par
Corp
*42%
25
25 Va
$3.50 convertible preferred——100
24
441/4
37%
26%
United Whelan
25
77% Jan
4% Jan
29% Apr
23
16
74% Jan 22
1
Oct
Jan
*42%
25%
29%
Tobacco Co common
44V4
1
*
80C
11/8
*82%
29%
preferred
:
35
10%
84%
142%
Corp common—
*35
10%
39
98%
40%
5
preferred
35
9%
*42%
v
Min com.—50
&,
34%
9%
25%
•74
j
97,200
'
44V4 '
30%
9
J
Shares
12 Va
11 %
9%
10
100
1
1st preferred
non-cum
12%
83 %
—100
Rubber Co common
11 V2
the WeSh
Friday
Oct. 3
38%
25%
preferred—25
United Stockyards
Corp_
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred—.
14
2
13
2
9%
100
preferred series A
preferred series B
Shoe
1%
23
1'5% Sep
19
*8%
U S
3
5% Jan
79
30%
8%
7%
38% May 16
14% Sep 12
Jan
21
30%
U S Steel
16
15% Feb
Apr 17
Jun 26
4% Jan
32% Jun
35
Jan
44%
1%
12
2
35%
8%
common.
Corp
U 8 Smelting Ref
3
158% Jun
3
25% Deo
80% Oct
33V4
30%
8%
30
13
36
1
U S
53% July 29
30
36
--50
U S
22
Aug 12
2
38% Oct
Jan
22
Jan
2
10
Jun
Jan
37
*42%
3%%
3%%
80 % Mar 14
Sep 15
82
4
21% Jan
87
J 35
73
~-*35%
Sales far
Thursday
Oct. %
13%
4% %
8
85
Sep
40% Sep
Jan
26% Mar
Hi/4
•42%
Co
,
'
" '
13%
1
preferred series A
Oct. 1"
13%
9%
U S Lines
,
14
9%
4%%
2
17
18% Jan
5% Dec 23
21
Oct
9% Jun
Sept. 80
preferred
10
U S Pipe & Foundry Co——-—5
U S Playing Card Co.
—-10
U S Plywood Corp common
1
12
31
66
8
12 % Dec
47% Feb
Jan
4
36
75
39■
23% Jan
8% Apr
4
94
50
-
Dec
68
1
22
Aug
9% Oct
3% Jan
class A preferenceInc common—
Industries
U S
3
Wednesday
Tuesday
/
13%
Hoffman Macn common__82%c
S
5%
41% Sep
11% Oct
27% Jan
36% Jun 13
«7 ; Mar 4
5% Oct 29
68
Dec 31
31
Jan
-22% July 15
136% Jun 20
Mar
45
D
16% Sep
6% Jan
25
•
12
48% Dec 19
17
17% Jan
7
Jan
7
17% Apr 22
36
Monday
Sept. 29
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
24
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH SALE MtlCES
STOCKS
Previous
3,100
12,900
wdWFen distributed
•
Number 5783
188
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Bond Record
(1411)
New York Stock
««
friday
The
italic
In
letter*
weekly
—
column headed "Interest Period" indicate In each case the month when the
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
a point.
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
.
Lowest
Highest
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
-
Highest
11 easury
Nov
15
15
•LRO liar 2ft
01.20 Mar 28
97.12 Aug 15
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
—
Treasury
Treasury
•1.16 July
87.16 July
May~31
88.10
09.0
8
Nov
7
Treasury
Treasury
Feb~U
92.24
,
8
94
Jan
29
Jan
94
29
28
104.24
Feb
105.16 Feb
4
96.16
Nov 29
99
103.8
Sep
24
16
Apr 23
105.16 Feb
25
99.8
Jun
90.30 Mar
91'
5
July
5
92
Feb
14
83.16
Nov 29
90
Feb
July
2
9
95
Jun
Feb
02.16
Feb
90.16
*90
90.8
*89.28
90.4
V*89.24
90
'
*89.14
89.22
*89.6
89.14
96.30
*96.18
96.22
*96.14
96.18
*96.10
96.14
95.30
*95.16
95.20
*95.12
95.16
*95.6
95.10
*88.12
88.20
*87.20"
87.28
♦87.12
87,20
*87.6
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97.24
*97.14
97.18'
*97.14
97,18
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i.
-100.6
100.14
*100.10
100.18
-Feb 15 1965
*93.8
93.12
*93.10
93.14
*100.8
100.6
1*93
Dec 15 1958
•99.30
*96.12
96.16
*96.12
96.16
*90.20
'90.26
*90.18
90.24
;
*94.10
94/14
-*94,12
94,16
,*94.6
*89.18
89.24
*89.16
89.22
*88.22
88.28
*88.18
88.24
*88,18
88.24
*86,16
88,22
*88.12
88.18
*88.8
88.14
*87.22. -87.28
*88.10
88.16
*88.6
88.12
*87.20
*88.10
88.16
*88.6
88.12
*87.20
*87.22
87.28
*87.18
87.24
*87
*88.10
88.16
*88.6
88.12
*87.20
*94.30
95.2
*94.30
95.2
*94.26
94.30
*94.20
94.24
*94.30
95.2
*94.16
94.20
*94.14
*97.10
97.14
*97.10
97.14
*97.8
97.12
*97.8
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2'/aS
Dec 15
1967-1972
Bank
100
*99.3L 100tl
*99.31.100.1
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-
96.10
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96.10
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96.12
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96.6 V
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94.6
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94.4
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88.30
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88.30
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87.30
*87.22
87.28
*87.22
87.28
*87.20.
87.26
*87,16
87.22
*87,14
87,20
87.26
*87.14
87.20
*87.12
87.18
87.26
*87.12
87.18
*87.12
87.18
87.6
*86.24
86.30
*86.24
87.26
*87.12
87.18
*87.12
87.18
*94.26
94.30
*94.28
95
94.18
*94.16
94.20
97.12
*97.8
97.12
.
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89.4
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88.6
.
*87.30
-
88.4
1
1980
1977
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*95.24
96.24
*95.24
96.24
*95.24
96.24
Jan 15 1979
*95.24
96.24
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96,24
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95
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95
V *94
95
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95
_May
15
Jan 1
,
1968
1969
„
Oct 15 1971
Oct 1 1981
*101
May 15 1975
3'As
Mar
86.30
*101
102
*101
101.16
*100.16
101.16
*99.16 100.16
*99.16
100.16
*95.24
96.24
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96.16
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96.24
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94.16
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94.16
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94.16
91.16
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91.16
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91.16
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91.10
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91.16
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88
*86
88
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88
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88
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88
88.16
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88.16
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1976
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89
*88
89
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100
Feb 15 1959
*99.8
100.3
•
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89
88.16
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100
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100
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100.8
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100.8
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89
38.16
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*83
*99.3
100
*99.8
100.8
88.16
89
100
*99.8
1950
2s
2s
Feb
*99.8
2s„
15 1960
•98
99
*98
99
*90
99
—Feb 15 1961
2s
as
1
102
v.
Sep 15 1959
Serial bonds of
\
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*90.16
»
July 15 1972
—.
3s
112 '/as—
HThis issue has not
i
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1
3s_
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for
;
3'/2s
100i2
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*
-
97,20
92.20
*92.16
-100.2
►100
87.14
10012
*100:4
92.28
*92.24
Nov 15 1961
June 15 1962-1967
•»
100/14
*100.6
93.4
May 1 1978
14
•Bic^and- asked price. No sales transacted this day.
*90.8
90.26
Jail
13
14
92.2
91.10
Nov
4
92.16
101.2
*91.26
*95.26
95.26
101.2
*99.24
*96.26
96.26
:
*100.26
99.30
92.8
97.24
.
the Week
Bonds($)
High
*92
*97.20
3%s
25
84.16
*100.18 100.26
4'/4s
V
Oct. 3
Low
*99.22
Sept 15 1961
Dec 15 1960-1965
3%s
82.16 Sep
100
..
4 %s
.
0
103.8 ' Apr 23
98.16 July 22
25
96.16 Apr
101
*99.24
Sales for
Friday
....
-
High
*92.10. „92.18
88.28
3 %s
06.16 Apr
*.90.18
Thursday
Low
y
4 Vis—
24
101.24 Feb
93.12
*88.20-
—Aug 15 1963
2'/aS
Dec 15 1963*1968
2Vas-—June 15 1964-1969
2%s
Dec 15 1964-1969
2'/as_
Mar 15 1965-1970
2%s
Mar 15 1966-1971
2'/2s
June 15 1967-1972
2'/2s
Sept 15 1967-1972
4%s
Oct
*100.24
101.22
1
Reconstruction &
06.24 Aug 15
High
100.14
*93.4
*91.2
90.28
*95.22
,
;
Oct. 2
Low
High
*100.6
-
91.12
*96.22
2'/as
International
09.16
*91.4
PRICES
-
;
Oct. 1
*101.14
93.18
*90.20
•*
Treasury 2%'s_—jUne 15 1959-1962
Treasury 2V48
Dec 15 1959-1962
Treasury 2'/as
Nov 15 1960
Nov~~7
93.9
100.16
1978-1983
Wednesday
F*b 15 1996
2%s
Treasurv
101.28
*93.10
Feb 15 1964
Aug 15, 1966
,
Low
*100.8
1990
May 15 1985
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Tuesday
Sept. 80
*'101.20
1074
Feb
3 Vis—-June 15
Monday
Sept. 8#
Low
High
Oct 1 I960
,
Treasury 3Vis
97.12 Aug 15
•
EXCHANGE
Treasury 4s
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3'/2s
_
•*
Jonds mature
HIGH SALE
LOW AND
Year 1957
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.
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April-Ocf
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92%
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97 Mi
99 Mi
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102
■
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96
90
108 Ma
100
100% 101%
1962—ApriZ-Oct
(perpetual),
4s
ApriZ-Oct
3s' 1976—June-Dec
1974
5s
conv
Ohio
debentures" 1976.
98 Ma
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Jan-July
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981—
Case
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Caterpillar Tractor 4%s debs 1977
15
'
i
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1973
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A5s general
mtge income 1982
11T«
101 «/4 101'/4
89 Ma
—
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1971
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p891
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95
121
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2,!
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4%s
'95
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.
81
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s|f debentures 1959———
Consol
86 Ma
51
51
51
-
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June-Dec
June-Dec
—
'
56%
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Ltd—
page 31
103 V*
97%
10
—Mar-Sept
Loait 2 Mas* debs
Electric
debentures
adjnstment—v
Bro\yn Shoe
April-Ocf
■
see
49
Jan-July
1962
96
24
'
1989—2——-Jan-July
1990i„_2_'
Bethlehem Steel'Corp—
82
(interest
I A6%s 1st mtge s f 1952
6M»s due 1952 extended
to 1962
ASilesla (Prov of) external
7s 1958
A4Ms assented 1958
f.
56%
-89
(Kingdom)—
A7s
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*55
Jan -July
1968
Plan A
2012
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78
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to
25"
9038*'90%
1
__————
2004
loan
Shlnyetsu Electric Power
sMuw- ;
*54
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
A
69
123%
Jan -July
(interest
reduced to
2.5%) 1999
|A7s external water
loan 1956
f
Power
Borden
Jan-July
A
62
A
1999
1950
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68%
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May-Nov
of)—
97
98%' 99%
*
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4MaS deb seriefe B 1978
—
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54
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest
reduced to 2.375 % 2001
May-Nou
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sinking fund 1957
May-Nov
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(interest
reduced to 2%) 2012
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A
June-Dec
April-Oct
May-Nov
1952
106 Ma
101%
~
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to
s
Berlin
4
~
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pursuant
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June-Dec
94
99
92 Ma
j
.
1926 due 1966
to Plan A
reduced to 2.25 %)
7«
;
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reduced
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.
83%
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1995—2—2—April-Ocf
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66
58
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loan
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'
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.
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84"
99 M4
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101
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.
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1979——
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conv
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'94 J
June-Dec
1995——-——
107 Ma
-
58
85%
.-Feb-Auy
—
,
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'
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'
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Feb-Awy
1962_
1977-2—:-—i1977
1
94%
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Quar-Ja?i
1984
96
61
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1
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8s 1946
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(interest
reduced to 2.375% )
200%
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lAExternal secured 6 Ms
1953
84
100
95
5
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1995
deb
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97
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-
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1st
1973
(City of)
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April-Ocf
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1976
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<
99%
106
86
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85
1960
1977
4s
3%s' debs
93 Ma
99
83
16 '
85
3s
debentures 1969_.
debentures
1977
Corp
93
97
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,—Mar-Sep
1973———
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4%s convertible'income Feb 1 '2010
State) 6%s ('26
IA 6s s f gold extl ('27
loan) 1952
Rhodesia and Nyasaland—
13
101
95%
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Mar-Sept
Jan-July
April-Oct
—L-—---1
1984
debentures
debentures
96%
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1st
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A
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15
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13
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16
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:
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86
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11 Gen mtge 4M4s ser C 1972-2—
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74
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84
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1977—
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j >. General 4s
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•
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95
—
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-
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,
-May-Nov
—April-Oct
f debs 1964
debs 1988
3%s
Anheuser-Busch
,92
91
93
^
v
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1966
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176
95%.
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94
debentures
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2006
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Ltd
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102
.
95%
103%
78
A 88
10
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4M»s
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200
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to
Co
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95
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—
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>
Vi
192
93%
—
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-——Apr-Oct
:
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27/«s
50
96
—*
...
92%
93
1982—
1983
3s
Ann
,JJ«r-Sept
Mar-Sept
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2.375%) 2001
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(Federation of)
lARio de Janeiro
96
95%
100
i_
._Feb-Awy
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1958—
to
43
97 MM
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93
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debentures. 1980-;.
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series
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Canada
4%s
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;
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5s
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reduced
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.
of
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series
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stamped pursuant
132
%
1965
2008
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^
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.
87%
.
1970
1
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-
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1968_2
1st
19%
99-M
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,
188
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97
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1975 —April-Ocf
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;
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1947—'
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2nd,
■'
2IM2
Mar-Sepf
1961—April-Oct
April-Ocf
assented
4pr?l-Oct
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fund 7s 1947—April-Oct
A4V2s assented
1968,—
April-Oct
IA External sinking fund
gold 8s 1950—-Jan-July
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Jan-July
Porto
(Republic of)
A4 %s
5s
'
1959-—Mar-Sepf
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f
s
extls
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r
1973
2.125% )
debentures
f debentures
s
2%s
of)' 7s
to
f
American
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17 Mi
17%
-88
.
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-
1953__—
extended
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pursuant
reduced
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14M*
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,
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
debs 1981_April-Ocf
s
American
1963
——Feb-Aug
extl sink fund 5s
1970—Jtme-Dec
(30-yr)
1958
Oslo
lAPrussia
13
*17%
1963_Jan-July
6s due 1953 extended to
1963—_—
;.A5V2s extl loan (30-year) 1958
1961
13 Mi
..
June-Dec
American & Foreign Power deb 5s
4.80s junior debentures 1987
American Machine & Foundry Co—
17%
of) 6s 1952—•
adj 1972
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
lAPoland
Mc
/
1962
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ser
sinking fund debentures
4Mas
1922
debt
|A6s extl loan
5s
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13
-3
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f debentures 1979:
s
Americal
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A
Corp debs
Aluminum
Jan-July
sinking fund external loan
loan
18Ma
13 Mi
•
3%s 19672-'——May-Nob
3%s
18%
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19J/a
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June-Dec
1963_Jan-July
2.125%) 2008
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18%
—April-Oct
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4'As
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5%s due
19
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1st
Aluminum Co of America
14%
f
*19%
A
.;
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—
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94%
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?6o
;
* /
•
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to
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1st
•
agree't)
to
Municipal Bank
101%
railroad and industrial- companies
140
208
102%
20
£.«:
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1961"extended to-197l_.——
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fls
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187
103-4 1037/«
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.
.
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:
—_i
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69
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—
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201
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reduced
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.
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:
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1952_^_
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ASecured
No.
■
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IA Warsaw (City), external; 7s
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—
assented
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-
-
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48-4'/4S-4%s external readjustment. 1978_Feh-Aug
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997*8
8
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—
1922
—
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1968—Jan-July
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1933
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.
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June-Deo
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—
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Bond*
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"
100
(Republic of)r—
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,.
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readjustment
1979
—May-Nov
877a
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.■
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Jan-July
———
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—
new
Power
(40-year)-s .f
due
Uruguay
.
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,
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20 M2
3
98%
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t
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92
,
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assented to
1910
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22
23
87
1954
assented
new
ment)
.
24
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*99%
—
—
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Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
loo
1968_——Jan-July,
5 a With March l 1652. coupon
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd— >•
154
180
'
1954
of
4V2s
,
M
145
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April-'Oct
—
48
89
128
23
——————
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105%
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74
87
*180'a
—
assented
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Last
Sale Price
oft—~
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-April-Ocf
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April-Ocf
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-Mar-Sept
v
new
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.
'
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loan
Electric
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57aS
82%
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(Republic of)—
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A
Taiwan
Vi
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(1942 agreem't)
1968
Africa
572s extl
6s
Fcb-Aug
extended to 1964
Feb-Aug
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'30 1965
May-Nov
6M2S due 1965 extended to 1975—
May-Nov
fAJugoslavla (State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957_AprZZ-Oct
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June-Dec
30->year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Jan-July
Mexican Irrigation —A Small
95
10
*152
__
1954
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*
141
—-May-Nou
—
(Imperial Govt)—
extl
89 %
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•/%-
1968—.—a—_——Feb-Any
lAItaly (Kingdom of) 7s 1951
due
88
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87
87
—April-Oct
Italian Public Utility Institute—
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Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
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4
104% 104'!
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1964
99
(Republic)
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Helsingfors (City) external 6Ma8 1930Italian
95 %
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High
15
87
94
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1965
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part
Low
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Greek Government—
A7s
No.
BONDS
Yerk
New
'
1953 due
1953
1972
gold bonds
A6s
Jan. 1
104% 105%
\
87
1936
fund issue
International loan of 1930—
bs dollar bonds
1980_——
7
3s dollar bonds 1972
:
Range Since
Sold
-
3a «fcnv <fe
Prussian Conversion
OCTOBER 3
ENDED
/
Bonds
South
5%® collar bonds 1969
3s dollar bonds
10-year bonds of
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
interest
BONDS
57
76
82 Mi
49
100
107%
9
86
94%
76
85
*
Number 5783
Volume 188
.The Commercial and Financial
» *
Chronicle
(1413)
NEW
STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
FOB WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Interest
York Stock Exchange
New
Central of Georgia Ry—
First mortgage 4s series
Central
Power
Central Pacific Ry Co—
First and refund 3%s
or
70
1987—,——Jan-July
•
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series
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and
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2054
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446
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■
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1961
;
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s
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43
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Ac Scott Corp—
4'As conv subord debs 1975
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27As
First mortgage 2 Vis 1980
fund
Y
West
&
series
57'A
—
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oot
McKesson Ac Robbins 3 As debs 1973
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Lack
40
Merritt-Chapman
37As sinking
Y
12
A
1989
First
—
debentures
1998
'
May Stores Realty Corp—
Gen mtge 5s s f series 1977
McDermott (J Ray) & Co—
4%s
82
'
April-Oof
mtge 2Vis
Michigan Bell Telephone Co
64Va
68 »/4
87
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
..Feb-Aug
1998_Feb-Aug
Connecting RR 27As series B 1975
49%
105 A
1976_June-Dec
1984
debs
50
67
67 A
1998—
Y & Harlem gold 3'As 2000
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
16
37 A
.Uprtl-Ocl
D
1963
ser
47As 1987
subord
64'A
136
A
*78 A
48%
*72%
5s conv subord debs 1977.
Feb-Aug
Maine Central RR 5y«s 1978
.Feb-Aug
Manila RR (Southern Lines) 4s 1959
.May-No?
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972—Jan-July
3'As s f debentures 1980
conv
36
*40
Mack Trucks Inc 5'As subord debs
1968—Mar-Sepf
Macy (R H) Ac Co 27As debentures 1972—.May-No?
5s
1
5
38'A
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1st
59%
62
*78
RR—
Elec
&
3'As
48 Vs
-
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2Vis 1980
General mortgage 2%s 1980
General mortgage 3 Vis 1983
General mortgage 3'As 1983—
66
55
60'A
30
May-No?
May-No?
First Ac refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
First & refund mtge 2%s ser Q 2003
First & refund mtge 3Vis ser H 2003
First & refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003
St Louis div second gold 3s 1980
Louisville Gas
gold
debentures
income
General lien
1978
NashVille
51'A
54'A
*59
May-No?
1976
debentures
Louisville &
80
61%
13
54-%
51'A
May-No?
May-No?
1976
debs
90
163
5
General
May-No?
ASeries D 4s contingent Interest 2003—
May
ASeries E 4'Ao contingent Interest
200ft—May
ASeries F 5s contingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Oct
Lexington Ac Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oof
Llbby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76. June-Dec
4%s
;
593A
67'A
1996—April-Oct
mortgage 4y2s series J 1991—May-Nov
Ref mtge 4'As ser K 1993
....•;
—Jan-July
96
73
1
64
63
Jan-July
75%
89
1
73
73
73
67
70%
;
95 A
74'A
—'
72 :
57%
5
*93 A
1984
Co 3s debentures
90
58Va
62
J an-July
AGeneral mortgage 4'As series A 2019
64
10
73'A
/Feb-Aug
Series B 4'As fixed Interest 2003
O 5s fixed Interest 2003
(P)
67
AF*eb-Aui
Series
Lorlllard
68%
*72%
April-Ocl
1964
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s
90
,
59
N Y Telephone
100 %
94%
18
2Va
67%
June-Daa
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
1st mortgage 4'As extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
Series A 4s fixed Interest 2003.
Lone Star Gas
*—
95
N Y
138
138
95
Va
2
3'A? 'Ql.Jhine-Deu
1st Ac ref 5s stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
debentures
70
1st &
N
90
90'A
138
Mar-Sopt
1959
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3'A a A 1970
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
4.50s
68
*70
N Y Power it
■/'"'
93
90
V;/
94
91
*94'A
Jan-July
debentures
89
11
1st
■
subord
91
~
39
Harlem River & Port Chester—
'
*92 A
95
3.75s
68ya
55
92%
40
3
*45'A
-
91
t
RR—
1998
registered
AGeneral
'
-
103
86 y*
60
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88
90
•
90%
86%
97'A
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—.
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88
8)
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88
■
97'A
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964.
tAKreuger Ac Toll 5s certificates
.
91
58 A
4'As
75
90 A
*11
N
95
-<
*75 A
"...
N
114'A
89
Jan- July
extended to
High
:ooy8
89
55
N Y
98'A
92%
106
—
June-Deo
1961
104%
101'A
■
[.Jan-July
mortgage 5s
Low
90Vb
..Feb-Aug
•
*98
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3 Via 1983
^-Jan-July
Kings County Elec Lt it Power 6s 1997—Aprll-Ocf
1st
20
4'As
99%
—
ret 5b stamped
-
York Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3'As series E 1980—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
.April-Oct
•
1st As
registered
3'As
98'A
85
113 A
1990—
1961
unguaranteed
Hudson River
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3'As
131
110%
114'A
4'/as debs adj 1963
Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal dVis 1961—Jan-July
4'As
Jan. 1
No.
Co—
collateral
Shore
3'As
.
98%
101 'A 101'A
Karstadt (Rudolph)
1961
Range Sine?
Sold
101'A 101A
-
series A 1998
mortgage 3'As 1997
registered 1997.
3'As
101 'A
■
Mar-Sept
City Power & Light 23As 1976
•
131
127
1976—Mar-Sept
Kansas City Southern Ry 3 Vis ser O
Plain
Central RR
Central &
Lake
109'A
86%
11
'
Y
General
100
90
15
N
Apr-Oct
joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Stamped
York
93
90
-
90%
100 A
90 A
100
:
150%
135%
*;•:•
v.
*93
*-.
-
—
.-'.•'A
loo
83
Mar-Sept
Jan-Judy
Jon-July
I-T-E- Circuit Breaker 4Y4B conv 1982
Michigan Ry 4s
_Mar-Sept
101'A
Feb-Aug
Refunding Ac Impt 4'As series A 2013—_ April-Oct
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013—_—April-Oct
Collateral trust 6s 1980—
-April-Oct
80'A
■
■
..
Jamestown Franklin & Clear 1st 4s 1959—June-Deo
&
Band*
High
New
4'As s i debentures 1987
Interstate Power Co 3Vis 1978
Kanawha
1974
Consolidated 4s
77%
77 A
127%
JUaV-lMt
debs 1983
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3 As s I debentures series A 1977
Kansas
Rang*
Friday'*
Jersey Bell Telephone 3Vis
New
International Tel Ac Tel Corp—
subord
1961—May-Nov
April-Ocl
B
1988
Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
—-
..
*77
Indianapolis Union R? 2%s ser C
pouv
or
Bid & Asked
'
Inland Steel Co 3'As debs 1972
4%e
1982
debentures
3s
87
85%
.
debentures
3s
93%
85%
__■
*87
Sale Price
Low
557/a
64
*79%
--Mar-Sept
—Jon-July
1st mtge 3%s series H 1989
3 As a f debentures 1980.,
72
22 A
*85
...A
Week's
Last
Feriod
Exchange
New
*84'A
May-No?
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
3%s series O 1974
3%? series F 1984
Stock
High
49
*77%
in Cent RR consol mtge I%« ser A 1979—May-No?
Consol mortgage 3%« series B 1979
May-No?
Con6ol
Low
NO.
48%
June-Dec
mortgage 3s series B 1978
High
New York
Jan. 1
Sold
Interest
BONDS
Range Sine*
21 >4
48'/a
lAAdJusted income 5s Feb 1957—
April-Oct
irnnn<n -Bell
Telephone 2%? series A 1981—Jon-July
First
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Low
IfA&udson & Manhattan first 5s A 1957—Feb-Aui
OCTOBER 3
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Week's Ran**
Friday
104 y2
First
&
113
First
&
109%
First
First &
refunding 2%s 1971
refunding 23As 1967
refunding 2%s 1974
refunding 2%s 1981
refunding 27As 1978
refunding 3'As 1982
refunding 3'As 1983
refunding 3y«s 1985
refunding 4%s 1987
refunding 3%s 1988
*
95
Feb-Aug
Jan -July
37
06%
83%
..June-Dec
_May-No?
May-No?
93
89
101%
95%
-
00%
91
'A
24
01
.June-Dec
95%
'A
90
98
88
06%
92
84%
88%
86
65
90
Jan-July
:june-Dec
83
03
83
94%
*80
09
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
«
89%
*103
Feb-Aug
May-No?
91
ro%
Ol
A
89%
103
91A
37
90%
91
93%
108%
100
Number 5783
188
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1415)
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
Stock
OCTOBER 3
Bonds
Low
Jan. 1
Low
No.
High
Feb-Aug 1
3s
Pipe Line 2%s 1970_:
debentures 1986
Potomac Electric Power Co 3s 1983
conv
debs
Electric
Public Service
1
97Vi
98
debentures
3%s
94
97 Vi
:
4%8
;
1977
'
&
.
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•
92
6s
mtge
B 1978
4 Vis series
:
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i
2
v
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B
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91
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79 y4
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139
97
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81
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68
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11
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.
69
68%
30
69
3V8s B 1971
Bcioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989
Bcott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Bcovill Manufacturing 4%s debs
Seaboard
>
Air Line
1st mtge
RR
1982
'
(Jos
E)
Sons 2V/2S 1966
&
104
103%
301
105 V*
it
104
5s
1982_
debentures
Service Pipe
-
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp—
5Vis
Bhell
conv
Union
Sinclair
Oil
4%s
Corp
April-Oct
April-Oct
June-Dec
—Jan-July
debs 1986
conv
Oil 2 Vis debentures 1965
Bmith-Corona 6s conv debs 1978-.
Bkelly
%
Bouth
North
&
Oil
102%
99%
80
104%
23
94%
108 J/2
105%
111%
96
93
110% 112'%
356
5
96
122
118% 122
60
104
80
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-
80
1
79 V4
91
102
102
3
100 V a
102
2Vis
Ala RR
2%s/debentures; 1985
2%s
debentures
1987
„
98 Va
0
0
—
u
California Edison Co—
3 Vis
convertible debentures 1970
——Jan-July
Southern Indiana Ry 23/is 1994
Jan-July
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106 V»
115
99 J/a
124
89 V4
86 Va
94'/a
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94
84
90%
_
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;
•
120'/a
105 V*
112
98 Va
87 J/4
86 V4
85
—
Southern
Bouthern Pacific Co—
.First !4%s
Gold
-
4 Vis
Gold
4Vis
•
—
1981-:——
1st mtge 3%s ser
San Fran Term
Pacific RR
Bouthern
1
mortgage
First
mortgage
Jan-July
Jan-July
—Jan-July
April-Oct
Jan-July
—Feb-Aug
Jan-July
—April-Oct
series E 1986
series F 1996.,
series'G 1961_;
1st mtge 5V»s series H 1983—
—
Bouthern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
—1st mtge coll- tr 4VaS
1988_
j.
27/8s
2 Vis
c
Memphis div first gold 5s
Southwestern
Bel
Tel
debentures
3V»s
A Spokane
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2
55
15
119
132%
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61 Va
142
lOOi/a
92%
70
91 Va
96 >4
97
93
99%
89%
-
94
95 Va
93V4
95 Va
90
90%
79
86
95%
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83%
—
84%
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•
mortgage 2 %s
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61 V«
127% 128%
•
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—Map-Nov
„—Map-Nov
A '75-June-Dec
Co—
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«
115%
-
A 1977
(Oregon I^Ines)
1969
3
128% 128%
1996
debs
1985
67%
~
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■
•
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Corp
97
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—
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115
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r .97%
97%
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85
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:
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1970
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96
/.
—
■
195
__
__
.
First lien and
ref mtge 3V4s ser C
1st lien & ref 4s
ser
F 1983—
99
99
95 Vi
95 Vi
95
debs
68
68
81
:
—
1st mtge
a
Deferred
in
delivery
sale
not Included
82%
53%
50
81
81
98%
102%
91
93%
91
89%
99%
103
99%
-
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56%
46
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54
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55
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the year s range, r oasn
in the year's range,
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the year's range, n Under-the-rule
the year's range, y Ex-coupon.
not Included In
the
69%
76
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mtge 4%s inc ser A Jan
Included
68
64
98%
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4s series A 2004
-■
Va
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1 2029
May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
June-Deo
Wisconsin Public Service 3Vis 1971—
Jan-July
Yonkers Electric Light & Power 2%s 1976_Jan-JuZp
Gen
100
62
67
*80
—
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Jan-July
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
86%
91%
90 '/a
99
67
•
,
100%
83
83
*99
_Feb-Aup
Whirlpool Corp 3%s s f debs 1980.
Wilson & Co 4Vb3 debs 1978
99
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-
——May-JVoo.
1975
V*
83
-83
1973_April-Ocfl:
—-—Map-NoV'
Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—_Map-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
May-Now
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966——Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361Jau-July;
4s
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
—April-Oct
5%s debentures 1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
Jau-July
5s income debentures 1984
May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3Vis series C 1970
—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3Vis series D 1967—Jan-July
84
84
Washington
conv
91 %
*—
Gen mtge
3%s
99%
80
,83
Co—
RR
83%
80
-80
Mar-Sept
Map-Nov
1983
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
mtge 4 Vis
24
—
116
97
9
93% -95
116
-95
1969.—.—June-Dec
Mar-^Sept
95%
—
116
112
1981—June-Dec
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
rJan-July
Gen
172%
88
*95J/s
•
mortgage & refund 33/8s ser I
1st
202
172%
—
'
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debs
subord
conv
•
of America—
subord
conv
4Vis
104V4
86
*84
1
71%
110
113
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
t
•
.
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sepf
101 Va
75
1
76 V*
^
86
;
.
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$A6%s sinking fund mtge series A 1951_June-Dec
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—June-Dec'
8A6%s sinking fund mtge ser C 1951—June-Dec
§ A3 Vis assented series C 1951
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:
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76 V*
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18
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97
88
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%
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67
4
66
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.
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1983
Internl first gold 4Vis 2013
67%
85%
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85
87
4s income series A Jan 1981
April
Gen mtge income 4Vis series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3 Vis series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR ffirst ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aug
97 Va
10
*93
*—
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191
,
87
106%
—
*
87
103
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■
111
80
•
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90
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Map-Nov/
April-Oct
Jan-July
1983
:
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951/2
95Va
■.:
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114% 115
86%
86
115
,
debentures 1967
States Steel 4s deba
•;
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90
.
76%
''
77
•
89
95%.
89
100%
2
99
102
99 Vi
104
1976
June-Dec
gtd 5s 1963
April-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s debentures 1979
Jan-July
Socony-Vacuum
103 J/4
82
:
subord debentures 1982—
Oil 2Vis debentures 1971
2%s
United
•
137
116 Vi 1171/2
*
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;
2
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June-Dec
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1976
■V»:
80
/
86
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72
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h
116Vi
89
93
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Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
debentures 1973
1978
•
83
6
10
.
89
■
104
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,
f debentures
s
80
87
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—-
June-Deo
1974
debentures 1972—
subord debs
1977-
45/bs
106
77
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
103
103 Va
--
*81
Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
3s series
debentures
3s
£
91
97 V4
*85
98 J/4
96
>
85
85
4.
—
85
97%
95
Co—
B 1980
37/bS sf debentures 1977
Beagram
101 Va
87
1
'
April-Ocf ;
May-Now
Mar-Sept
,104V;
Jan-July
Bt Paul Union Depot
1972
99%
101 Vi
94
78
105% 1051%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-JVot;
April-Oct
Apr-Oct
—Mar-Sept
„Mar-Sept
& Coll tr 4%s 1977
1st mtge & Coll tr 4Vis 1978
3Vas
_May-Not>
gold 4s 1968-June-Dec
cons
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71%
64%
—
73
72.
73
May
—Mar-Sept
1989
debs
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1966—ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept,
Jan-July
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& coll
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90%
114
70
70
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72
90
.
1969
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184
June-Dec
Map-Nov
1976
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93%.
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debentures
-
subord debs
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—
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RR
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88%
2 '
84
91
t.
coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
Map-Nov;
1st mtge
172
128% 132
April-Ocf
1997
1968
1970
trust 3%s 1971
'1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
1st
971/a
104 Vi
159
84.
Mar-Sept
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991
Union Tank Car 4 Vis s f debs 1973
Biscuit
90%
941%
*83
91
95%
June-Dec
1960
mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980—
mtge 3 Vis 1982
Union Oil of California 2%s debs 1970
Pacific
90%
85
90'
115 .116Vi
....
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-
1st
United Gas
■—
85%
99%
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Bt
debentures
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.
Feb-Aug
1986-
3%s debentures 1977
—
70
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certificates
bond
3s
100
81 Va
86 Vi
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92 Vi
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93
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1974
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Ohio
3%s
Co
3%s
4%s debs
United Artists Corp—
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1996-Jan-July
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income debs ser A Jan 2006
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Tol &
107%
99Vi 103
11
92Vi
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ser
Pacific—
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Oil
98 Vi
;
.
99 Vi
.
1970—ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
Jane-Dec
1st
97%
94
429
G8 V :e
68%
100
99%
—
93%
92
92*0
'
refund M 3%s
Pacific-Missouri
of
99 Vi
series C 1990
5s 2000
Corp 2%s debs 1961
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
89
4Vis ser A Jan 2022
inc
refund M 3%s
and
9
2
♦
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refund M 3 Vis series B
RR
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101
June-Dec
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96%
88
95%
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—
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Term
100
100
93
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Texas & Pacific first gold
Tidewater
89
91
1965
3s debentures
& New
93 Vi
94'/a
—Jan-July "
April-Oct;
Map-Nov
Map-NoVi
debs 1983
3%s
(The)
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87
Mar-Sept
1st
174
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■-
s
Jan-July
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Bt Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
Second gold 6s 1996
:
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Texas
.
M 4s series C 2019
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Company
4%s
Royal McBee 6 Vis conv debs 1977
A
and
Texas
111
89
89
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
series D 1977
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3Vis series J 1969
Rohr Aircraft 5 Vis conv debs 1977
series
101%
•
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mortgage es
and inipt
■
ApriZ-Oct
General mortgage
1st
'
——
89
89
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111
170
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101
95
115
169
—
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Bt Louis-San Francisco Ry
94
100%
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Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
conv
Gen
105 '/a
*
subord debs 1983
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
43/bs
Refund
Texas Corp
92
83 Vb
85Vi
99Vi
Mar-Sept
subord debs
conv
81%
8
83
Products—
Electric
1983
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
4%s
0s conv
—_
4 Vis series C
1978
Richfield Oil Corp—
Sylvania
114
69
82%
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
«t.
,
First and
HO
96
10
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97%
.
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May-Nov
Feb-Aug
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1978
5 Vis series A
1973;
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_
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May-JVov,
1972
debentures
2%s
Co
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6s
88%
102%
23
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1952
1953
1955™-:
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mtge
123
97-%
97 ;
Jan-July
>
96
88 Vi
83%
96 Vi
-
3%s conv 1980
June-Dec <
1995_May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Ocf
Rheem Mfg Co 3Vis debs 1975
Feb-Aug-
§AConsol
&
101
101 Va
.
,
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1966
8%s debs 1981
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1st mtge 6s 1971
78%
125
-
83Vi
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Transit. Inc
27/8s debentures
Texas
93 Vi
93%
105 Vi 10 7
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une-Dec '
1983—April-Ocf
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967/a
93
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98
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:
1975
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debentures
debentures
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74
62
3
96
96
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93%
,
ft
.
95
82 Vi
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3Vis 1968
Jan-July
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Jan-July
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June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972
May-Nov
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V 1st
Surface
83 %
11
65
65
:
Co
sinking fund debentures 1982
Chemical 3%s debs 1973
4Vis
High
13
95
108Vi 112
110%
82%
Jan-July
Stauffer
Superior Oil Co
29
86 Vi
85
June-Dec
1967
conv
1974
(Ohio)—
Sunray Oil Corp.
5
85
84%
First and refunding mortgage
'-
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100
86 %
May-Nov
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&
9914
981b
85
Mar-Sepf
1963
debentures
3s
>■
debs
76
96 Vi
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:
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3%s
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debentures
2%s
5s
3%s conv 1982
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debentures 2%s 1971—Map-Nov
Jan. 1
Low
No
High
95
(Indiana)
Standard Oil
94
•'97
1981
1973_
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&
114Vi
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76
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s
/
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debs 1967
-April-Oct
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997/8
Range Sines
Bends
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
.
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Jane-Dec
General mortgage 5s series. B 1975__
AprfZ-Oct
General mortgage 3%s serifes E 1975
—April-Ocf
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May-Nov
Consolidation
94 Vi
93 Va
93 Vi
Consolidated guaranteed 4 %s ser I 1963
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4'/is ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
6
.
Sale Price
High
563
.
lllVa 112%
-112%
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3Vas s £ debs 1972
_june-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Pittsburgh
94 Vi
f'4 Vi
Feb-Aug
*
Last
Feriod
Stock Exchange
York
New
Standard
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
4V4S conv subord debs 1987__
Interest
BONDS
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or
Bid & Asked
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AND
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i
Sept. 29 and ending Friday, Oct. k It is completed from the report of the Amer lean Stock Exchange itself and is intended
stock or bond in Which any dealings have occurred during current year.
.In the following extensive list we
FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 3
RANGE
Friday
:
i
'
•
;
Par
•
Sales
Week's
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
'
Friday
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
Shares
Low
4
800
3»/4
Jan
4%
500
5V2
Jan
8Va Aug
14V4
Apr
6
Acme
Wire Co common
—10
18 "a
a
18%
600
—1
8%
7%
8%
3,500
6% May
47a
Jan
17
Jan
Consol Industries Inc
6%
18 V
Aeronca
1
9%
9»4
9%
9,900
Aero
1
3%
3%
3%
2,800
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores, For footnotes
see
page 35.
•
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High
6%
Petroleum Corp class A_ —1
1
Precision Products Inc
4Va
Acme
Adam
American Stock
Range 81nce Jan. 1
Aberdeen
%
Last
STOCKS
for Week
High
4 Ve
Low
8
8% Feb
for the week beginning
to include every security w
21
Jun
Jan
9%
Sep
9%
Sep
4 Va
Sep
13% July
Sale
Exchange
Price
Par
Industries Inc
3
Petroleums Ltd
50c
Alabama Great Southern
50
Alabama Power 4.20%
preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co
-U>
5% cumulative preferred
100
Air Way
3Vi
Alaska Airlines
Inc
v
1
Range
2%
%
%
Ajax
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
High
130
3%
%
1,700
4,500
131 %
20
-
22
67a
89%
90
21%
22%
78
90
78
6%
for Week
Share*
6%
Range
Low
Since Jan. 1
High
IV* Jan
3 Va
1?
A Jan
122
Apr
133
Sep
Apr
Sep
175
800
86%
16Vb May
95% July
22% Sep
25
75' i
78
6,100
Jan
Apr
3% Mar
7%
Sep
Sep
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week'*
Lul
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High
20
rets Amm
MD American Engineering
AUeghanj Corp warrant*.
Allegheny Airllnee Inc.
dep
6%
7
4,100
5%
6%
5%
6
39,500
3%
3
3%
1,800
4
3%
4%
9,500
8%
8%
9
2%
2
Control
Inc—
Co
36%
Allied Internatl Investing cap stock—1
Allied Paper Corp
■■
$
Aluminum
$3.75 cumulative preferred
Aluminum
9Va
Industries
Jan
Canadian
Canadian
Williston
82% Sep
5% Apr
90
Feb
10
May
Carnation
-Jan
80
Aug
Carolina
1
Jan
65
Jan
1;600
87
35%
89%
•150
10%
11%
10,700
25%
llw
Natural Gas
800
1%
26
35%
36%
36%
37
9% July
1,300
21 %
300
28% Mar
class
*
i
10%
9%
62 Ye
10%
American
10%
52%
63
10%
37
Aug
Sep
43
Jun
13
Jan
63
Oct
11%
Sep
5,800
4%
600
'4.4s iY'
24%
AMI
444—;
10 Ye
10%
700
3%
4%
20,200
Thread
Incorporated
Amur ex Oil Company cla**
Ana con Lead Mines Ltd
Post
Anchor
—
■
4%
Yz
21
%
Y
10%
8S
5,200
9%
Jan
Jan
4% July
27% Aug
16
8%
8%
9
21,100
5
700
Appalachian
Arkansas
91%
530
39'A
36%
39%
35,100
90% Sep
33% Feb
37%
Co 4% ft
pfd—IN
Corp———J
Power
Fuel
Oil
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power /fc -Light—
—B
4.72 % 'preferred
;
37%
38%
17,600
26
Armour
A
Co
—.101
96%
warrants—
9%
Armstrong Rubber class A—
»
Arnold
1
Altex
Co.
preferred
Aro Equipment Corp
Asamera 'Oil Corp Ltd.
Assoc
Artists
Associate
21%
1.9%
4%
21
4%
5%
20%
10%
10%
5%
—.
JJI
Productions
Inc.—2M
Class A
Feb
17,100
13%
Jan
22
Oct
3% Apr
4% Apr
5
Sep
Sep
Sep
22
3,100
5%
21%.
4,600
5,700
13%
Jan
1%
17,400
1%
Apr
10%
8%
Jan
21%
2
Feb
{'s Jan
11
Sep
3%
3,200
1 %
Jan
1%
4,500
2%
3,400
1% Feb
2
Apr
1% Sep
2% Aug
1%
*
41
10
97% Mar
1%
800
4,800
26% Jan
15%
29,900
7% Jan
3%
9%
20,100
41,300
13%
6,500
1
Jan
106% Aug
1% Aug
45%
—
i
9
tn*
13
Corp
Devices Inc
,
13%
3%
8
12%.
~3%
A^~g non-cum preferred—1
"3% ~3%
Jan
4% May
7 % Mar
37%
39%
63 %
Bailey Ac Selburn oil
Class
A
8%
i6%
17%
16%
3%
•
Baldwin Rubber "common.
Baldwin 'Securities Corp
n
Banco de los AndesAmerican
shares
Banff
Oil
2'A
Ltd_x
JOS
9%
Jan
2%
Jun
3.50%
preferred
Central
Power
&
Light 4%
pfd
Corp common
Oil
.....
Consolidated
Christiana
Oil
Ohromalloy
Cinerama
Clark
———10
Coastal
Oils
Co
Shoe
Vtc
ext
Connelly
to
Diesel
Basic
Incorporated
Bayview Oil Corp
6%
Creole
:
..
10%
9%
15%
10%
2,500
15%
15%
400
1%
1%
Bearings Inc
a**
Beau-Brummel Ties
*3%
...11%
common—21
43%
BO*
Inc
Blauner's
Chemical 'Company
Bourjols
Brad
i
Inc
Inc
Foote
Gear
Brillo
Works
British
Inc
;
Aug
200
4
Jan
6%
8,500
4%
Jan
94%
95%
9,800
26% Jan
20
83
9%
10%
1%
6%
29'A
2
7
9,100
6%
4,700
6%
28%
29 %
74%
75
45%
44%
46%
rets ord
bearer.
42
Sep
Sep
July
Corp
Curtis
2% Aug
7% Aug
7
Sep
Day
Oct
Dayton
5%
American dep rets ord
reg——SI
dep rets ord reg wi
£1
Amer
Brown
Company
Brown
Davenport
Jan
82% July
Dejay Stores
Jan
46%
Dennison
Forman
Bruce
(E L) Co
Brock
Mills
8
57,100
11% Feb
17,900
12%
12%
23%
24%
5,200
6"%
6%
6%
1,000
8%
8%
9
7%
16,400
24 V*
1,700
*
common
Plan
9% Jan
Feb
5%
Jan
6%
Apr
16% Mar
rnmmm
6% serial preferred
Buell Die & Machine Co
m
Company""
dep rets ord shares
Burroughs (J p, & Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
Jun
Diversey
25%
Sep
Diversified
(The)
Specialty
6%
7%
2,200
5%
Jan
8
July
~8% ~8%
8% Jan
11
Jun
9% Aug
2% Jan
17"%
25,400
9,200
11%
Jan
19%
9% Jan
12%
Sep
Oct
A
i
2 Ya
%
Feb
2
2%
1,200
1%
Jun
12%s
2%
Jun
5%
5%
5%
5,600
3%
J|in
5%
Sep
-nr
17,300
% Jan
29%
31%
9,800
18%
Feb
31%
Oct
2%
2%
2%
5,600
1%
Jan
17%
2%
Jun
17%
18
14,400
61
Power.
61
50
53%
CMvan Consol Oil A Gas Co
4
'
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32%
Ohlbougamau Mines Ltd—1
S
Dread <Jo Ltd
page 35.
13%
Jan
18
Sep
4
54
4
55%
62
Sep
50
57
Dow
Brewery
5%
Feb
Jan
Sep
7% May
11% Sep
Jan
% Jan
ly* Jan
23% Aug
10% Sep
6% May
14%
100
18
May
19
Jan
17
Jan
10%
1,200
Apr
15
Sep
12%
12%
500
9%
Jan
19%
19%
200
16 Ya
Jan
4%
4%
600
13%
partic
13
3%
Oct
12% Sep
Aug
5% May
20
4% Jan
:
-.16,600
11,700
13%
1%
69
2%
71%
3%
2
70 %
107,900
500
2
3%
?, May
7a
7%
14
Feb
8
•
Oct
2% Sep
78% July
13% Sep
Feb
X58 %
Jan
7%
700
5%
13%
14%
2,000
9%
Jan
17 Ya
38%
1
39%
300
23%
Jan
40
7
7% July
Jun
Jan
Sep
25c
"3"%
3%
3%
2,000
,1%
Jan
3%
•
6%
6%
7
1,150
5%
Apr
8% May
15
15
15
75
5Cc
2%
5
23%
23
24
•
common
41%
34%
41%
430
%
\i
22,900
2%
%o
2%
9,700
3,900
2.50
A
4
Jun
16%
2% July
Jun
3%
14% Jan
X16%
Jan
25% Mar
Apr
48%
31% Jan
Feb
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6% May
7
Mar
S
B
July
8%
8
1
21%
2.50
common
5%
1,100
DuMont
-
22%
3.200
6%
4,800
100
1%
3% Aug
12%
11% Sep
16%
300
5%
5%
1,700
3
3
3iV
10,900
16
Oct
Jan
50c
t
~3%
5
30%
_100
137%
common
1
3
9% Jan
4%
2'A Jan
.
2%
1,500
1,200
23
Jan
60
128
Jan
6%
2%
2%
4%
;-l
25c
; "i%
1
30%
Jan
30%
6 %
1
Apr
3%
28%
137% 138
4%
Uv
i.Y
30%
32%
900
22% Sep
6%i Oct
12% Jan
30
35
A
2% Mar
4% Apr
1,700
2
1,300
3% Jan
Jan
14,700
1
Jan
24,400
22
Jan
r
13
Sep
16% Sep
5%
Jan
3Y Oct
35
May
3% Aug
30%
139
Oct
Sep
6%
Feb
2%
Jun
5y«
Apr
B May
40 y* Mar
I
1
Stores
-.lc
Co
Ltd
15
14%
15
400
13
1%
11%
13%
15,300
23%
300
11
300
23
1%
1%
3% Aug
16% Aug
1% Sep
la July
8
Jan
22% Mar
•
•
•
common
Apr
Mar
3
6s 8d
14%
14
1.600
18%
10
12%
10%
200
11%
12%
7,600
7%
Jan
Jan
Oct
15
Aug
Jan
10 y8
Sep
10
July
13%
Jan
Jan
35 y4
Jun
5%
Aug
5%
5%
5%
10,500
3% Jan
•
16%
16%
16%
3,000
34% May
13% Jan
1
10%
1
13%
"24% Aug
24% Jun
33
10
*
7.50
_•
36% May
18 Y\
Sep
Oct
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21,900
6%
Jan
11
48
52
200
39%
Jan
6l'% July
•
Co
11
_10
Co
Co
(Allen
Common
%
32.50
Harris
Power
4%
5%
2.50
1
Drilling & Exploration
Driver
21%
12
20
Ltd
38
387 s
1,400
30%
Jan
40% July
4%
37,000
3%
100
87e
Laboratories—
-x
l
4%
3
Jan
5% May
l'«
Feb
-3% "Sep
3%
Sep
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
dep
(The)
rets
Co
ord
Durham Hosiery class B
Duro
Test Corp
reg
3%
10s
3%
800
*
7%
9%
1,500
1
19%
19%
150
3%
1
common.
common
Duval
Sulphur & Potash Co.
Dynamics Corp of America—!
Jan
&
700
4
Jan
31%
32%
1,500
25
Jan
6%
6%
50,800
4
Feb
5
5%
300
4
Sep
-
17%
4% Mar
4%
Jan
9%
Sep
*
27%
27%
287b
1,800
19%
Jan
22% Sep
30% Aug
1
4%
4 tig
4 %
5,000
2%
Jan
4% Sep
15
Jun
Jan
51% Sep
400
Apr
45
Jftft cumulative preferred.
Textile
American
31%
8
16%
0
$2 preferred
Duke
2s M
A
19
13%
1
Draper Corp common
12%
•
7,800
4%
(Md)
Douglas Oil Company
1,500
11%
3% July
13%
5% Jan
19%
2%
Dominion
12%
6% July
22 y8 Aug
•19% Jan
3
Dorr-Oliver Inc
flfl
300
£1
Dome Petroleum Ltd
Oct
May
Jan
50c
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
"•iW—
7% Jan
7
Jan
Jan
.
•
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
Sep
2
12,900
—1
ord reg
Corp
4%
500
17%
19
Club Inc
15%
2%
15%
Jun
Ltd—
Co
Jan
2%
Jan
..
1% Jan
5,400
American dep rets
Duraloy
see
(The)
Distillers
May
8%
Jan
5%
6,300
Ltd™
2 %
13%
Aviation Inc
For footnotes
Oils
8%
15%
7%
7,000
%
Manufacturing
800
i
Calgary A Edmonton Corp Ltd
"*
&
3,700
Ltd—
California Electric
•3 80 preferred
68.50 preferred-
Gasket
4%
,
600
6%
10%
—
15%
7%
5,800
8%
11
A
3%
i
t
American
OaUf Eastern
class
14%
a
3%
8%
6
~9%
common
Mfg
13%
Oct
Jan
3
16%
20
Development Corp of America
Sep
Jun
May
1
2%
Detroit Gray Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc.i._l
6%
7
2%
Devon-Palmer
9% Aug
7%
Jan
Feb
4,100
Sep
Sep
77
Jan
%
.30,600
xl0%
class
Co
4%
gp^
\l
4
6%
Jun
8
14% July
36Yz May
: 3%
?
211/8
7
16% July
Aug
5%
10c
Mills
15%
commnn
preferred
(The)
Sep
13%
B
Buffalo-Eclipse (Corp
Hill
15%
7%
Sep
31
20%
7
44%
; 20
6%
10c
Rubber
Diners'
8
10
convertible
Mines
14%
15%
__1
Company common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Bunker
Jan
Distillers
Ltd class
Finance
Jan
12%
B 8 F
Budget
5-h Feb
5%
Jan
21%
9
debentures
Detroit
38 %
300
7%
Inc
34%
i
cumulative preferred
BroWn Rubber 'Co 'common.
Mines
33 %
900
Jan
10%
1,500
8%
;
Hosiery
10,500
300
Corp.
preferred
29%
enmmnw
4%
Stores
Jan
6%
24%
26 Ya Mar
-
44,200
100
Crystal Dairies Inc__
Davega
26%
43%
7
5%
%
6%
Davidson Brothers Inc
6%
Feb
2ye July
Jan
D
Daltch
11Y* Jun
43%
6%
5%
%
7
6%
Manufacturing Co class
Jan
Jll
•4%
8 %
-
600
6%
common
96
Oct
Jan
1 Ye Mar
7-
100
5,500
7% July
3% Sep
3% Aug
15,100
5% May
6 % Oct
8%
rets ord reg
—.
British Columbia Power conunor
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
14,900
2
100
%
1
5%
17
Cubpn-Venezuelan Oil vtc
Curtis Lighting Inc common
300
74%
—
1%
13 %
2.50
11
5% July
250
4%
14%
4%
13%
10
Oil Co
Jan
Apr
2,100
"6
"A"
Sugar
Apr
6
2%
1.25
common
1% Apr
400
6%
6%
Jun
2%
2%
4% Jan
1,50
7%
1,900
Aug
9%
900
...»
7Va
20*
common
Oil Co
8
4%
42
Cuban American
American Tobacco—
dep
Amer -dep
Burma
Tobacco
95%
.
Amer
60c
Atlantic
Cuban
5%
10%
Gas Co
Manufacturing Co
British American
Cuban
11% July
6% Jan
9
Brazilian Traction Light A Pwr ord—•
Breeze Corp common
Bridgeport
13%
43% Aug
35%
5
Feb
7%
•
preferred.
Jan
4%
6%
1
,»
$1.12
Jan
39
Jan
7 %
10c
Drug Co common
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
Jan
18% Aug
8% Feb
Jan
27a
500
20c
Crown
7%
4% May
13% Apr
2%
2,200
9
■
10%
100
700
4%
l
Cork Internat'l
40%
8
Oct
3% July
19% Aug
4% Sep
3%
■
Crown
1,600
8
1% May
Jan
14%
>
3%
Engineering—1
Petroleum
1,100
Jan
7V8 July
25%
Jan'
7
1
Cent
4,300
150
.
3% Aug
5% Aug
S'A
8%
Corp
Crown
11%
2,100
♦
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•
prior cumulative preferred-100
Jan
Jun
Y Aug
4% Jan
474
50c
Growell-Collier Publishing Co
Crowley Milner & Co
11
17%
•
cnmrnira
Co
5
10%
Petroleum
43 %
17%
A
4%
&
2% May
Apr
-
3,200
2,300
29%
American dep receipts (ord
reg)
Carrier Industries Inc
42%
—1
class
Jan
8
10% Sep
16% July
1% Jun
% Jun
V
Ltd—
10%
.
5%
4H
5%%
Borne
(S)
200
5%
common
Blumenthal
Bohack
Gorham
3%
2,100
5%
*
common....
&
% Jan
100
3%
Apr
2%
197a
108"% Sep
27% July
'
8%
5
11%
10%
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Starr
9,100
5%
(A S) Shoe Corp
Bell Telephone of Canada
Belock Instrument Corp.
Black
7
3%
coi
Beck
Bickford's
1%
7
convertible class A-
Apr
4% Jan
12
2%
18%
3oy2
Crane
1,600
t
Jan
Distillery Ltd—
Courtaulds
6%
1,400
5,300
41,700
20
& Reynolds common
preferred class A
6%
"
5%
19
Beverage Corp
63A
Yz
.
26%
30%
Corroon
2% May
5% Jun
21% Jan
2974
Coro Inc
15% July
Oct
600
;
Inc
voting—.
3% May
Jan
1,450
19%
non-voting
11% July
Jun
2Vs
12%
574
T%
Inc
A
600
-5% July
3%
1
&
B
10,400
10%
Sep
Jan
19%
29%
Electric Corp
Mining & Smelt Ltd
Class
5%
43% May
4% May
290
Sep
21%
46%
May
;
4%
l
Materials
14%
! Apr
9%
1% Mar
1
Inc_
Industries
$1
May
39
xl0% July
72
Jan
i7tr
,
75
Sep •'*
Jun
16
-
;-26% Sep
8,100
2374
•
Petroleum Corp
Consolidated
3% Aug
I
•13% -Aug
Sep
7%
-
Sep
5,200
26%
26%
nVz
l|{f
1007^ 103%
•
1965.
Containers
Cuban
(H)
64%
-
400
.
••
.
Jan-.
12%,
Y—10
Service
100
Jan
Jan
-Aug
v=5% July
18
July
Machinery—
Consol
Oct
11%
10c
vtc
Equipment Co
Public
100
5%
1
Products
v
26%
2%
19 %
100
_lc
Continental
6
%
—1
1
Colon Oil Co Ltd (Can)
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
Community
lit
v.;
26%
Co
Farm
;;
18%
1%
I If
4
_
Caribbean
13
12%
101
.
14%
«
1
1
10
Mining
Continental
Jan
V-
Manufacturing Co
.1
Clary Corporation.
1
Claussner Hosiery Co
»
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—.4
Clopay Corporation1
Cockshutt
17%
18
1
Sep
1%
15% "5%
2.50
Inc
Aluminum
90
9'A
974
%
5%
Jan:-
--7% Jan
22 % Jan
125
21%', 21%
Clarostat
Club
67
4,500
—10
Corp
Controller
-13%
-r'~ 47b
79
fl
Corp
13
65
-^—2
common
% Jan
May
4%
Y 3%
•
1,600
25%
~9%
10
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine.
Chief
~—
200
100
Ltd
Co
Cherry-Burrell
%
12%
65
500
%
"
25
...——100
Jun
12,400
-"- '•5
Apr
«
Brothers "Corp
Controls Inc class B
Barry
US
Jan
~.:'~1%
HI
5
Sep
108%
24,900
14'A
•
*
.64
-
17 a
39%
Apr
Sep
1
V1%
Hadley Cjorp
}
Central Illinois Secur Corp
——1
Conv preference $1.50 series
•
Central Maine Power Co—
* '
20%
4
Jan
1,000
Central
Feb
2% Oct
—39%
-103%
Feb
Jan
340
.
6%
Cott
2%
600
280
637b
105
9Vz May
32% Aug
1BV* May
Jan
6,800
Commercial
16%
Jan
22,500
Aviation
2% Jan
Feb
7%
7" '
Continental
2,600
%
24
9%
Continental
2,500
63
104
'5%
50
500
17 %
Feb
3%
10%
1% May
6%
Consol Retail Stores Inc
Sep
Sep
32
10 %
May
16% Jan
'
8%
3
16%
'3,400
32
1
Feb
1 Ye Mar
16%
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Continental Air Lines Inc
11%
8%
& Jan
14
%
6%
Co
Oct
18%
1,900
9%
A
4% Jan
7'A Jan
10% Apr
11% May
300
2,700
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17%
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(A
x29
89,300
18,200
1%
.
Sep
2Ji Feb
3% May
<-10
Castle
l
Barcelona Tr Light A Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
Barker
2%
11%
18
"iti
14%
ut
Jan
Catalin Corp of America.—.——1
Cenco Instruments Corp
—.—1
Class
3%
■
1
'-"24
May
Mar
47s
Corby
11'A
.
-
14%
1%
2
_
5%
Aug
Gas—
A__
Industries Inc
6,400
%
■
V
4,600
2%
5%
Cooper-Jarrett
Baker
~2
2%
8%
10%
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
"4
"1%
47»
2% Apr
600
10
•
ord_.
B
9%
July
20 %
1
an
7^6 Aug
-
5%
rets
3
400
Feb
5.50
4%
15% July
37s
1%
Light $5 pfd
16
g
wmimon
2%
14% Oct
18,200
4%
dep
Consol
15'A
3%
10 pesss
Sep
6'iV
—*
Compo
45%
1%
44
Automatic Steel 'Products Ino.
Ayrshire Collieries Corp
9,500
5%
1%
104% 104%
in*
Development Corp
Corp option warrants
Plywood
100
July
10% Aug
7% Aug
3% Sep
1%
Atlas
Audio
93% Jan
4%
Atlas Consolidated Mining A
Atlas
45% Sep
39% Sep
4%
3
»
Line Co
Coast
Jan
2
1
Atlantic Coast Indus Ino
Atlantic
103
50
6 lis
3
i«
participating
5% July
4,000
;
<
Sep
9%
Electric Industries—
American dep 7cts reg
H
Food-Stores Inc_J.
Associated
Associate Laundries of
Associated Oil A Gas Co
Associated Tel A Tel—
Jan
9
96%
9
1%
Aluminum
Convertible
Jan
5
i'ts
Jan
■■
Convertible preference.^—
Chamberlin Co of America
4% Jan
90 %
4%
90%
Angostura-Wupperman
5
5
—5
1
(J W) Co common
Products common
Charter
—SAM
—
6%
0C
common
&
Sep
2a 6d
1
Carter
Casco
Charts
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
^A" shares
a
3 us
1
16% Sep
12% Jan
Oct
3UV2
19,000
14%
Minerals—
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
'Apr
v.
11% Apr
8% Feb
35%
Jun
3%
%
May
4% Oct
% Feb
2% Jan
900
9%
18
9,300
15%
Jan
7% May
3% Jan
200
15%
Products.
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
38
Jan
Jan
9% Sep
16,800
10%
4%
24%
American
American
Jun
May
Co
Power
Carreras Ltd—•
15% Jan
28
27%
21,700
Photocopy Equip Co——1
Seal-Kap common
■■■
•
5% preferred.
American Writing Paper common—9
American
93
Jan
lis
1
Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
1% May
31 %
1,200
Co'6ft pfd—SI
American Petrofina Ino
Jan
&
High
25%
3
2%
Canal-Randolph Corp
5% <J<an
250
8%
200
3%
partic pfd__10
Petrofina Ltd
6% Jun
10% Sep
6,800
1%
—10>
Electronics
American Laundry Machine.
American Manufacturing Co com—Jl
American Meter Co—
——*
■
*
American
Sep
45
10
7%
"V/z
I
Mines
Nor'west
83
pl<1
conv
Low
35%
29
10c
Oils Ltd
Can
52
*
common
American Air Filter 5 %
American Beverage common—
American Rook Co
American
9%
82%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
35%
1
33% July
700
Shares
—•
Marconi
Canadian
10
1 5% ApT
1W
.
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Oils Ltd
Canadian Homestead
Sep
4% Jun
5% Jan
500
America—
of
Co
37%
Sep
50
Apr
Low
•
common
preference
20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc.l
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
2
6% Sep
3% Sep
Jan
2%
Ltd
of Prices
6% %
Sep
7%
Apr
15% Jan
Allied Artists Pictures Corp_
5%% convertible preferred.
29
2% Jan
Allee & Fisher common.
Allied
Feb
Co
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
Cement
Canada
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Share*
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Friday
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Low
RANGE FOR
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■"
Jun
4% Aug
32%
Oct
6% Aug
5 % Sep
E
Eastern Malleable Iron
Eastern. States
Corp
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
39
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x_
-1
28'A
36
42
;
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400
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30% Jan
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125
Oct
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Sep
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5783
188
Volume
(1417)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
Par
Equ
'
1
class A
Corporation
Low
8%
X-■ 3i
5 .*
33*4
IV
13
Electronic
1
;
Electronics Corp of America—.;:
—T9% •
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—3c : - 34
Emery Air Freight Corp.—
20c- •
10
Empire District Electrie 5%.pfd—.-100
;
Empire Millwork Corp
.1-—i.1
12 3a
Equity Corp common..
—_10c
334
\
$* convertible preferred—1—:
*1»
40 - '
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common
1
8%
67k cum 1st preferred
—10
12
Efo Manufacturing Co..i—-—
1'
834
!
Esquire Inc
1
-4
1---'—il
9%
if Eureka Corporation Ltd—.—$1 or 25c
Eureka Pipe Line common.
10
Limited—
Mines
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•
-
Elfectric Bond
&
Snare
Lowr
8-%
11
33%
14%
15
15
16
1,200
%
33%
common-
Corp *;common—.
Communications Inc
Electregraphic
9%
2%
Jan
2,600
%
27%
Jain
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9
'
600
1,800"
,
"
Feb
3430
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17%
9,000
63a
Jan-
10
Jan
"334
Sep
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16'%
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30
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3%
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9%
of
Ford Motor
Class
Inc.——_
Class
Canada—
B
voting
Ford- Motor Co Ltd—
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■
-.
nom-voting—
A
.1
13 %
36 %
J Jan
43 30
8,400
8% July
Sep
Sep
Jam
13
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.
Sep
9
Jan
15
13%
1338
25 y 4
1
■
26,
900
i33aAug
26% Mar
25.
28
Jun
.
••
1%
11.600
1
6%
27,700
5
7%-
8:V4
39,600
Jari
53/8'Jah
8%
8%
9-
6,400
10
10%
10
100
103«
28,300
100% 103%
Jun
130
Feb
7 34
May
-
834
Oct
Feb
834 Sep
1034 Aug
-934 May
6% Apr
10% Aug
1030 Sep
1,500
10%
'/May
%, Jan
630
'
■
7
3,900
68
Jan
10334
Jan
101
1
5%
6>
45,100
1%
1%
278
14,400
5 %
34r V
5%
3,700
530
33%
5%
,6
/ 4% Feb
130 July
35%
6,500
15'%
Sep
Jan
234
.7
Sep
Feb
36% Aug
5%.
Co
Mig
Go
common
General Acceptance
General
Alloys
General. Builders
_.
preferred-.
General; Development Corp
General Electric Co Ltd—
American
dep rets ord
General? Fireproofing
General. Indus
...
Gilhert
(A C)
Gilchrist
preferred
Gleumore
common..
Globe
Union
Globe
(Adolf)
Gold
Seal
B
Great
Atlantic
Co
common
500
17,000
1130
1%
1%
1%
90,000
26%
23%
27
34 May
1730 Jan
93%
93%
93%
50
5%
5%
5 Vi
8,400
*•
1.
8%
.8%
800
63b Mar
1438
200
734
Feb
11
6,800
734
Apr
16%
15y4
1630
7,000
93a
Jan
19
1734
20%
234
800
13a
Apr
Sep
334 Aug
5%
3,500
5%
Oct
1:.
34
7
'•„.
..
-
18
12,100
Jan
130
19%
1,100
1634 Jan
2134
1,300
21
28 34
Jan
730
1130
234
5
9,900
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7
405
12934 13134
445
2.150
970
130 Mar
S134
11 •%
134
47V0
4830
3%
3%
.1,400
30
2334
23 %
50c
73a
Jan
445
12330
Jan
133
.
._9c
200
10c
Inc...
Jan
234
Feb
18
Jan
63/a
3%
Jan
Jan
Jan
9
1730 Aug
3%
12%
334
33*4
19,30(1
12%
Industries—
Alabastine
O.OuO
u,
10%
10%
50c
&
•; 100
2,700
5
7,400
230
Apr
2 30
&
American
B
Hall Lamp
234
Lefcourt Realty Corp common
Le
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5% cumulative preferred——
Locke
0
Corp.
...
Co
Publications Inc
Inc warrants
Sporting Goods.
Magna Oil Corporation
Maine' Public Service* Co
+i
Mangel Stores common
Manischewitz (The' B) Co
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Coi.
Marconi International .Marine
Macfadden
Mages
5%%
& Co
pfd
preferred
Radio
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Maule Industries Inc
Jan
Hofmann
Industries
Hollinger
Consol
common
5,500
3034
Jan
4934
Jan
8%
28%
4%
430
5,000
3%
4
378
Inc
_25c
& Co
Horn
&
Hardart
Baking Co
Horn
&
Hardart
Oil
&
&
Hydro-Electric
11
1,000
common
Refining
Manufacturing
Co
Securities
Inc
Jun
5%
Jan
2
*
4
Oct
25
May
934
Sep
Montrose
Jan
3
Apr
Moody
5,800
July
730 May
634 Aug
2%
1.300
3,300
1%
26,200
3
3U
400
230
500
3130
44
2
Jan
20 30
Jan
3b Mar
Apr
2% Aug
10 y2
17%
3%
26%
Jan
Sep
Feb
Jun.*
134
Sep
3%
Feb
Sep
July
Jan
45'%
20%
19%
21%
13.100
1430
Jan
23 y8
20y.V
IB 3 4
20%
6.000
14%
Jan
22% July
34%
32%
34%
1.800
21
21
54
54%
118
.
300
75
54%
11834
20
33%
33 3s
333a
1,600
100
5
62%
62 3 0
64
73%
713-0
5
6%
-.2.50
5
1930 Mar
343a
17
Feb
22
Jan
56
11434 July
130
Apr
Jan
35
Jun
Jan
102
May
4334 Jan
66
Sep
96
400
,
73%
8,700
41%
Feb
630
6%
1.000
4%
Jan
1230
12%
300
830
Jan
73 34
8
Oct
July
1230
Oct
Sep
12 %.
12
13%
4,200
730
Jan
1434
22
20 38,
22
3.200
15 y8
Feb
22% Aug
Industries—
dep rets ord reg
■
£1
(Canada) capital stock
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland__£l
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd__100
Enterprises
For footnotes
Inc
see
page
1
35.
41 i
48%
430
47
14 %
X4
];{
5,600
49 %
10.800
14%
200
334 July
39 30
13
Feb
Jan
534 Feb
86%
86%
14%
14
86%
15
10
2,600
4!il
Sep
4930 July
14% May
634
Sep
8230 Aug
91V2 May
1230 Mar
20
Apr
634
634
600
534
530
4%
4-%
4%-
2,500
63a
5,500
13 % Sep
iv/+iimr
,'Sep
>630, Aug
1230- Sep
:
•V
Jan
-
10% Jan
-
2%' Sep
May
2
Sep
37/a July
34 Jan
v
"3% Jan
400
8!
3% Jan
Jun
4% Jan
6%
5%
6% Sep
15% Sep
j-17% Mar
3% Jan
534 May
200
16%
16%
16%
23%
2330
500
15%
15 %'
15%
~6-34
~634
630
700
2%
2%
234
143 a
1,300
3734
37
38
140
2%
400
3-34
6,600
134
2734
10
130
134
■
-8% May
14% July
-
45% May
3 % Sep
Jan
275
2534
1730
26
634 Sep
•/• 133s Jan
>
,
14,900
Aug
7% Aug
v2% Jun
5% Jan
253%, Oct
.
.; Jan
-
.
Jan
30
_
-
.
-*l%Sep
■
1% July
2(0-July
.11% Jan
700
14%
Jan
4% Jan
15,500
234
2%
334
9*
j
16
X9%. Feb
-
%'v
Jan
17% Sep
27
:>
19%May
.:
7,300-
1430
734
4% Apr
13% Jan
700
2330
29
Sep
19% Sep
l?s Feb
1
Jan
12
Feb
10% jun
37% Jan
5734 -Aug
8%
9%
12%
1234
•ft
%
34
630
7%
1930
1934
1,000
15% Jan
153 a
15'%:
1,200
3Sh
-Feb
Sep
1334- Jan
110
30% Jan
37,800
133/4 Jan
9
1534
50
40
51
2830
2434
2834
cumulative preferred
Mount Vernon Mills Inc.——
Mountain States Tel & Tel
Rights w i
2.50
100
1
Muntz TV Inc
Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Murphy
Muskogee Co common
Muter Company common
1
---5
2.50
10
50c
934
.10
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
Inc
Dehydrating &
Napco Industries
National Alfalfa
Co—
Bellas Hess common
National Brewing Co (Mich)
National Casket Company
Milling
National
National Electric Weld Machines
National Mfg & Stores common
National Petroleum Ltd
Presto
Industries
National Research Corp
Inc
National Telefilm Associates
National Transit common
OCt
3|« Jan
1034- Sep
13
May
,7% Jan
17
7,000
22% Jan
3530 July
33
Mar
52
Oct
Jan
60
Sep
5%,
15,580
2,700
5%
6,600
200
10
ir.
u
43%
8
iJ Jan
6.000
iti
Jan
4.100
1030
15%
3,800
xl5% May
213u
1934
15
123u
26,100
4%
200
500
1030
800
8%
12
123 a
123 b
300
1134
1234
2,400
7% Jan
24
2430
700
2034 Jan
534
2,100
1.400
May
534
530
11
12
Jun
26
434 Mar
1334
100
9934
25
99%
Oct
24 30
25 %
500
1734
Jan
if
Aug
Sep
1434
9% Jan
13%
Jun
61
3434
Jan
9934
Aug
Aug
13% J,uly
12% Aug
1534 Jun
830 Jan
32
1334
1% Apr
Jan
Mar
9
10
12 34
2430
2234 Aug
4% Aug
1% Jan
11%
36% May
20% July
3% Mar
1%
1030
.
2134
434
130
Aug
.
2434 Jan
1634
Sep
6 % May
10 % Aug
4% Jan
33
Jun
104
Apr
2634
Sep
Jan
1%
Feb
29
26%
2930
55,400
16
Feb
31%
Jun
1730
153 a
1730
15,100
6
Feb
19% Jun
30
1,400
1
8530
87
60
85
Sep
94
Jun
'
92
30
91
Sep
10 0
May
89%
85%
Feb
93
Jun
91
14634
103a
45
330
44%
Oct
Oct
,11
37%
Jan
4
1534
1434
1530
2,700
JUn
2Apr
4
Oct
3%
2,000
Peb
3% Feb
May
16%' Aug
10
2834
600
530
534
26,300
5%
Oct
1
1%
6,300
%
Jan
2734
2834
1,900
20%
Apr
28%
700
21 %
Jan
7%
1
135
112% Jan
12734 128%
734
1,700
5%
3134
534
31%
200
■1834
8,500
2%
Jan
5%
530
18%
1830
ta Sep
46 %
2734
128
Jun
165,
10%
100
240
45
234
146%
8,100
14634 148
10%
1130
Sep
Sep
6
.,
1%
Sep '
3034 Aug
28 %
Jun
Jan
7%
Oct
Jan
31%
*
Sep
6V4 Sep
3
300
13% Apr
2% Apr
19
3
1830
2,500
6% July
10
2,100
5
Apr
9%
Sep
3
Jan
4%
1%
Jan
2
Oct
Jan
Jan
.30
OCt
3
8
9
10c
1
28%
1334 Mar
5%
2
1
■
900
8
Rubber
1634- Sep
69% May
1,800
32%
12
Sep
20% May
i
17,300
530
Machinery
10
National Starch Products common—1
National Steel Car Ltd
*
National'
7%
Jan
6
Aug
% Jan
•;
1634
1
1
25c
:
10%
630
1
1
5
1
*
1030
10
__i
Inc
13
-
.
Jan
930
16%
N
Nachman
434
930
10
-
.—...—
% AUg
.
9% Jan
-'
311 Jan
"
6%
National
American
Imperial Oil
participation pfd—•
Products
•—-1
Investors
Clemens Metal
Mar
27
Oct
Mt
—1
Chemical Co
Aug
50 y8
I
Chemical
100
B—100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Feb
30
1
1
Warrants
Apr
2
634
100
10c
Monongahela Power Co-—
4.40% cumulative preferred.
4.80% cum preferred series
Mar
26%
41%
Jun
Mar
18'A
1
1%
*
Hygrade Food Products
4
2%'
*
preferred
Inc
938
*
common
(Harvey)
3,500
15
•
,
Sep
254"
•
Inc
2330
*
10
Bearing Co.
2%'
80
Jan
26,700
9 30
10
Mirro
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd.—
Molybdenum Corp of America
•
:
....
230
2%
8%
26':,
-
1,000
130
8%
'
32,000
Company..
Aluminum
Sep
Jan
98
% pfd
jun V
Jan
—■"0c
50
Corp
634
.
193*
—
23s
2%
1
25c
—5
:_60c
1
•
—
2
-
1
%
19
193|»
2.50
Mines
(Geo A)
Humble
convertible preferred
of Canada..—
4 34%
8
—
5U£
Piping Co—
Wohl Co Common
29
4 30
Inc
Gold
Hormel
Hubbell
Miller
8 34
1630
:
2,900
-1
Midwest
43%
1
...J
&
Abrasive
830
5
Home Oil Co Ltd class A
Industrial
Co
Sugar
44 3.
250
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
;
i.
Holophane Co common.
-
•
-3
preferred
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5
;__10c
Hoffmah International Corp
Class B
6 '/c
Mining
6730
230
12
—1
1
Stamping Co
1% July
86
16%
1,300
2%
5
Ltd
Metal & Thermit Corp.
4% May
30
5%
11%
3238
Corp
Jan
900
5%
534,
1130
234
•
12% Mar
/
300;
21
\
Mining
Island
Mesabi Iron Co
Jan
96 3»
2,900
1334
*.JV-
19%
60
130
23'4
13
V.v
58
230
94%
Sep
934 Feb
5%
1,000
'2230
6,100
23a
Jan
59%
4.000
94%
230 JUn
1% Jan
*
138
23
2,300
16,500
34
Sep
3%: Jan
•
5%
1
1
1
334
Aug
15 %
Jan
2%
1
Co
138
30%
/
43 a
Co
Mfg
3 %
Feb
i7.r
1334
12%. mr
"16% Oct
l%Ffcb
V
>130
G|& Co common
(A
Johnson &
130
24
434
r-2
■
4,900
52
33a
%
'
2 '•
'
30O
1,800
2
3234
"
634
'•■••
2%
1-34
4234
Merchants Refrigerating Co
Sep
250
2
134
313a
Merrill
Jun
3,500
•
2
50%
10c
•
1
Electronics
&
Trailer. Industries
Imperial
•
5
Mid-West
100
& Co Inc common—
I
Hydrometals
7
-1
Oct
3a
--J'
•
7% Jun
8% Feb
Sep
4530
1334
14
8% juir
10% Jan
11
Mar
3,000
6,425
10,200
6,700
64 34
•
1>300
1234
1
1034
Sep
1,800
16%
10c
50c
Jan
3%
11%
14%
7% Apr
Jan
634
28%Jtdy
800
2530-
10%
16%
■
<,28% Oct
.
-.24%, July
7
334
.Vh«
2434
10%
100
56
Sep
-18% Jan
-'-900
25%
10234 ^p
Jan
2,700
300
234 Mar
.
2434
•8%r Sep
2% Fetr
95>-
25%
14% Sep
7d J#ft
v
1034
1,300
2
i9%r Sep
'-2% July
28%
1,900
230 Mar
-4M/* Sep
••:
An g
liJ Ffeb
--
1034
Micromatic Hone Corp..
600
,
4,200
6
3134
Michigan
1,700
JUn
--% Aug
-234 July
-
5,300
14%-
1
Corp—
2iy4 July
3130 Sep
24,800
-
£1
-——
330 Aug
1530 Oct
30
ut ,a
5%
5
Menasco
Oct
3%
634
13%
5%
Aircraft
McKee
Mead
Aug
20% May
434 July
3
..r
9,500.
9,700
.
(J W) Inc common
Mays
McDonnell
1034
33b
.,,.900
2834
9%
6%
3%-.
3%
1034
64 %
100
-
.
A
Lock
Co Ltd
Communication
Jan
2%
8,800
2834
2534 July
-
Apr
% May
900
313b
834
34
iV
Oct
4%
2% Aug
%
*
10,200
30 '4
63 34'
3,200
:- V-14%.
Jan
8
14%
307»
830
1%
134
15% Mar
-
234 «Iuiy
*
700
5530
1
Middle States Petroleum common—-—1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—
64 34
134
-
1034
10
7434 Sep'
8% Jan
1,700
8,400
1434
Truck
Mack
L34
Jan
10
'
4%
,
M
12 34
530 May
1234
3-34
54%
12 30
*
common
Hevi-Duty Electric Co...
Hiebie Mfg Co
common
Hurd
Corp
25c
;
Henery Holt & Co common
Hercules' Gallon- Products Inc
5%
Co
(The)
Lunkenheimcr
Lynch
434 Mar
Jan
79
12
Sep
Jtfly
12% Sep
5% Sep
%H% Jun
27s July
8634 Sep
7%Jan
2
Jan
400
50
79
434
334 Jan
8,800
'
1434
1.900
1
Inc
Rubenstein
Ball
26.600
9,100
-
5534
10,900
25
...
Light.
Co..
Mining
Hoover
234
230
30c
—2.50
10
Bishop Inc...:
Horder's
34
5%
1034
.2%
5
1
1
15 3«
3%
(R)
2
5%
10%
26 "*
64
■
734 Apr
2
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
2030
3
Class
—
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Lodge & Shipley
8
1
10c
Hoe
InC
13-^B
2
Mfg
Highway.
Corp of America
Steel Chain
Lithium
1
10
1
19 3
—.
Herold
Refineries Inc
Tourneau (R G) Inc
15%
Hathaway Industries Inc.
Havana Lithographing Co
(W E)
—:—
Class; A
Leonard
19 3 4
1
4%
common
1
Inc....
Electric
Investors
Heller
Inc
1
5
10
5
5
-50c
25c
25c
3
1
2
Harvard
Helena
University
Extension
Salle
Lear
Michigan Plating &
Corp_rJ
Hartford
Hecla
—
Co
1
10c
Co..
Co
Hartfield Stores
Hazcltine
Sessions
&
Lanstori Industries Inc.
•
•
.1
Harnischfeger Corp..
Hazel
Corp
Corp of Delaware—
Michigan Chemical Corp
Machine
Harbor- Plywood
Hastings
Foundry
Lakey
II
H
——»-I
Lamson
Jun
530
5%
1040
*
75 pesos
Mines Ltd
Shores
Lamson
Aug
8%
1,400
1
Consolidada & A—*
La
Aug
x30
7.50
33Vbc
1
Apparel; Inc
L'Aiglon
Lake
4f>." July
4
——1
'
Common
Gypsum Lime
:
7%
4
"
3%
Ah
1
&
23 %
7
134 Jan
3730
.
11
'
L
Feb
6,600
10%
5
Forge Go
Krueger Brewing Co—
Oct
3,000
334
241
1
(The)
Kropp
......
425
1034
Feb
Feb
12% AUg
Jan
32
1,300
5
Co
Kobacker
Aug
1.900
2 "fa
'
6
1030
2%
1
LttL.--
Corp class A—
Stores—.....—
Knox
Sep
300
10 %
.
2%
.—1.25
1
20c
(I B}/ Rubber
Hotels Corp
Knott
Feb
Jan
7
Jan
5130
2434
—
Kleinert
Aug
'
7
%
pfd—100
Depfi Stores Inc—>—
(S)
Klein
Apr
271/4
51%
8%.
(Del)
Ind——
Klrkland Minerals Corp
Sep
18%
5L34-
25
109% Jun
Jan
10%
1834
4,300/
2y8
*-L
KIngsford Company.
Kingston Products.
Kirby Petroleum Co
634 Mar
26%
20
2^
'
Jan
Jun
*
20
734
5
'Kennedy's
—5
'Kidde
(Walter)- & Go——-.—2.50
Kin-Ark Oil Company.—
—10c
Sep
Feb
X14
1230
14
Company-^
Co
Kawneer
19% Aug
1134 Sep
1530
4734
common
Jun
730 May
8% Sep
1,400
60c
series A
10134
Oct
Apr
.,2,400
%
19%
/
'
Greer .Hydraulics—
27,
107
Sep
530
5%
•
100
Inc..
134
99%
3,
1134
12%
2-Ay
Kawecki Chemical CO.
La
1630
...1
Company
Sep
5/^ Jan
20%
...1
Land
21
15%-
Producers
Films
Sep
334 May
1634 May
19%
.
20
Financial
States
134
Sep
Apr
230
:
Tea—
Co
Sep
4-fy Jan
14%
-
1
5
8%
Feb
93
10%
Western
Gulf
430
7
4534 Mar
100
Western
Guild
,
-
10534 10630
10634
a%
—-50c
8S Electric 4Va%
Gas
-Kansas
Jun
21% Aug
2130 July
14%
10c
Products
109%
134 Jan
v
K
& Company
(D)
-
Aug
16 30 May
Jan
28.40O
,
Great
Stores
39
X29 30 May
10%
...
1
:
1,600
Great
Grocery
Apr
19%
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co
preferred
Jan
19%
_r16%
4
Non-voting common stock
1% 1st preferred.-
67c
30
8
37
Inc....—
Pacific
&
35,400
Feb
.
17%
—.1
Mines
Industries
20%
May
134 Jan
12
3530
10c
cl A
Rapids Varnish.Amer
125
18 30
1
Gray Manufacturing Co.
Great
12,800
/.
.
.5
j
:
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
3%
1630
19%
.
36
-
.*
Industries
Corp
2%
Jan
1
18%
1
:—
Inc—_—2
Consolidated
joldfield
Mar
-7,900
4%
*
...
class
Products
Goodman
Gorham
Grand
Co
20
_
-•
r.
;
Inc.lL.—
Wernicke
Gobel
2
3,600
1%
16%
16%
1
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CorpDistillers
1%
3
-
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•
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Alden
134
/
25c
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Mar
.1
.
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preferred
$4.60
Jan
50c
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Georgia Power $5
~3% ~4%
3%
28
105
£1
5
•
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^General Stores corporation...
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200
;
reg
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38%
4%
1
.1
25
1
—__
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100
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preferred
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..
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common
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3% Aug
43 a Aug
..,•1% Mar
1,900
1
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/ Katz Drug
Sep
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4
15c
common—
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6 %.
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800
900
3%
334
3%
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low
High
j
May
36
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Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
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67
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334
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Jan
32
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1434 Mar
%
Public service Co
Iowa
Aug
93,s
Royalty—
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,.' 4.30 Aug
Apr
sa
12,100
28%
7
1,300
,
Fresnillo
Fuller
10,400
11%
13%
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1
2-1.25
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700
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26
,
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9%
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8%
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1,400
30
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Jan
530 /Jan.''
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19%
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Fishman
22;i00
13
8%
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2% Jan
33%
"
9%
International Resistance
1630 Sep
July
14% May
102
Jan
"
40r
8%
133a
1
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,
8%
Products
International
'
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Falrchild Camera & Instrument
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'
Jan
24,300
3%
„
;
Feb
4,800
"
;
1030
92
4,600
39
international
Sep
130
96
-
Insurance Co of
Jiln
lO^Jan
*
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1
Sep
Sep
152.400
3y4
Plywood Co Inc.—
North Ameriea
5
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—I
^International Cigar Machinery
International Petroleum capital stock.*
Industrial
1% May
>'
•'
50c
26c
Mfg Co
Hardware
Industrial
sf Prices
Low
Par
High
Jan
13,600
•-*
10
8%
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8
Last
STOCKS
Shares
Week's
Friday
OCTOBER 3
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
for Week
Range
.
Sale Price
litkiu*
Stoat
Sales
1,400
330
430
51,500
138
4%
134
500
30
2834
20
1930
13%
13%
30
20
1334
1430
130
2
930
2
934
1434
15
1734
17
1734
41
36
41
1,600
500
100
6,100
900
4,300
600
1,100
17
ll7/a Jan
10%
Jan
"830
834
430
534
22,100
3,500
Jan
21% AUg
14
Sep
1% Jan
2% July
Jan
11% Mar
17% July
20% Aug
41
Oct
9
12'/a Apr
13
36
Apr
Sep
21% Apr
830
July
3% Feb
5%
Apr
334 Apr
24
May
9% Aug
5%-
Sep
33
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 6, 1958
.
(1418)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
V
Friday
STOCKS
Americau Stock Exchaug*
Par
National
Electric
Union
Neptune Meter common
Nestle-Le
Mur
Co
1 %.
5
1
common
174
J
2,200
1-
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ended
4,000
19%
1,100
5%
1%
GOO
31
12%
12 7
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*
OCTORER8OCKS
31
12%
Jan
Jan
•
2,50
Sep
Salem-Brosius
Inc
Petroleum—
50c
New England Tel & Tel
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
100
144 7 b
jan
148%
Jun
—1
174
1
17a
10,300
% Apr
3%
Feb
50c
i%
114
174
17,400
ft Jan
1%
Feb
Sep
;
Chamberlain
New Idriu
Min
Chem Co
&
New
Jersey
Zinc
New
Mexico
&
New
Pacific
New Park
New
Coal
Superior
York
&
Oils
Ltd
Oils
2574
17,900
18%
Jan
257s
1414
114
151*
7,GOO
7%
Jan
157a Aug
13
A
Jan
Co
Class
~x%
...,r
10
51
1
1
1%
17%
575
39% Jan
15,100
13% Feb
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1% Jan
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m
67b
3
7%
314
774
10
Sep
1A July
11'A Jan
3
7%
8%
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109
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Jan
94
25
16
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157
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4
Inc
Cement
13,400
11,000
109
10
...
Low
17%
900
Jan
2%
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7% Sep
2% Apr
6% May
8% Sep
2,800
5%
Apr
Bros
19%
Penn
RR
*
31%
674
5%
6/4
6,700
1
3%
72
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
Apr
200
2%
41,500
2%
Oct
411
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Sherwin-Williams
1'ili
m
34,900
lft Oct
311
Feb
l^ii
1
1%
77,500
% Sep
174 July
Shoe Corp of America common
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
274
3
Feb
3% July
13% Sep
75
Aug
86
2],V
4 v/o
274
12%
50o
■
2
3,100
274
100
1% Feb
414
100
3% Jan
21%
15,775
69%
66
69%
1,000
114
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amor
Overseas
Securities..
Electric Corp
1
10%
1874
1
II_
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37o
374
8% Apr
60% Jan
93
Sep
1874
374
2,100
102
1ft Sep
2,325
91
27 a
275
120
17b
Ut
—I
13,700
50% May
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
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redeemable 1st
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400
7%
11
900
Jan
21%
Jan
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dividend
$4.75
dividend
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conv
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class
2
I
99
800
125
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770
127
86%
50
2%
2%
1,200
20a
18%
20%
43,900
95
95
95
32 74
31%
6%
%
Peruvian Oils & Minerals—
33 %
2,700
28 % May
6%
35,100
4% Feb
%
1%
%
8,200
V4 Jun
3,400
1% Jan
"
1,200
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5
16%
15%
7%
5%
400
16
15 7b
14%
7%
7
5%
5%
10
10%
58%
60
1,000
14% Feb
14
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-
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500
1%
1%
30,700
14%
15%
4,300
5%
5%
4%
500
20%
"v/»
5%
4%
5% Jan
4%
8%
1,600
1% Jan
9%
3,900
4
97u
9%
10%
1,500
6% Mar
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1 %
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4,100
50
7774
10%
10
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9%
29%
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1
1%
1,210
10%
30
Sep
59% Apr
21,300
200
5%
Telephone Co
1%
2,500
700
2%
1
■
J
•
147u
9%
14%
11,400
9,100
15
10%
400
7% Feb
900
8%
Sep
Sep
Sunset
95
100
82
2074 Jan
30
Sep
137*
Jan
1974
g
427b
38%
Sep
437*
4,100
1674 Mar
437*
Oct
--
—
6,200
—
374
36
Sep
Sep
674
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11.10
10
2574
11,200
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1874
1,550
5574
56 74
2,500
11
1074
107 a
1174—
20
21%
21
21%
300
17
1774
1774
16
74
Republic Industrial Corp.
Richwell Petroleums Ltd
17%.
700
74
74
ii!
6,400
4374
427*
4374
2,000
1
107 b
10%
10%
8,700
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution
Rio Grande
Valley Gas Co—
Vtc
extended to Jan 3 X965
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd F
Rokeach (I) <fc Sons Inc
X
674
X
1
1
I__~50o
1
1
100
1
Rolls Royce Ltd—
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Roosevelt Field Inc..
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Boyalite Oil Co Ltd
common
L50
—_80o
80 7*
4
1%
6%
5,100
1%
4%
974
914
3%
4
6
Inc
11%
10%
Jan
2% Jan
160
6,400
13%
200
774
814
4,400
8,600
80
Aug
1% Jan
12% July
4%
4%
Jan
Jan
24%
2474
400
24%
24
247a
2,300
-3774
-
Sep
24
5674 Apr
2 T-
-24
-*
Aug
May
527b Apr
487b Apr
457b Jan47
46
21%
19%
22%
1,100
207
2274
21 y.
200
20
400
a
19%
4%
4
..
47b-
:
12%
12%
42
300
•
12%
2474 Jan
2374
274 Jan
1,200
-
Jan
2174 Sep
20% Aug
19% Oct
1,400
.
974 Jan
-
•
97a
14
6,800
6
76%
767a
77
300
x51
May
Feb
700
17b
7%
Jan"
774
800
444
Jan
67 b
7%
50,600
:■
7%
'
374. Aug
874- July
Aug
474 Sep
-»
>474 Mar
•
474
<12%
4%
100
117*
127»
6,100
27b Feb
7
v-
13%
Jan
21
2274 Mar
137b
Apr
457b
Jan
2074
207b
2174
97a Apr
157b Jan
157 b
8 7b
15 7*
87b
157*
5,500
2.400
274
6%
1,300
27b
2%
3
6
~6%
2%
2%
15,400
27a
700
July
1% Jan
6% Apr-
-3.-•
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874
Sep
37b -Feb
5
137b May
4674 Jan
47a
13
1,100
~2%
37b
197 b
200
37%
7,100
197*
1,000
35%
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437*
14%
45
800
14%
500
27b
27a
5.100
1374
13%
200
20
27 b
Aug
1974 Sep
687b July
6% Oct
Jan
15
Jan
13 7b May
28,800
197*
37%
Jan
7% July
12
447t
3Ya
Feb
m Jan
6,600
4
Xl9%
Feb
July
1674 Sep
217* Sep
4% Apr
-
200
87 b
4
"2 7b
1161
,
1,000
87b
4
27b
Sep
July
87b Aug
5% Jan
4,200
Jun
237a May
474 Sep
1474 July
14 •
-Sep
85% Aug
*
2%
7%
1,300
25o
1
July
26
Sep
'
2,500
*
1
.
Apr
15% Oct
10
Jan
Sep
3'/* Sep
Sep
,17b Jan157b Jan
197b
37 7
Oct
297b
.
Jail
15
Apr
19% Sep
18
Jan
47
87b
»
Sep
16
July
27b Aug
Jan
1% Jan
11
Jan
16
117b
Jan
217b
.{May
1
1
Sep
Aug
May
July
Sep
774 Aug
174 July
3
Jan
10% Mar
4%
Sep
86 %
Feb
4%
Sep
13%
Sep
8%
Sep
7
Mar
11%
500
Jan
13%
Jan
3%
5,200
1% Jan
4%
Sep
11%
1174
12,500
10% May
2% Jan
14%
A
common
common
cumulative preferred
Texam
Texas
3%
3%
20%
3%
20.400
374 Jan
47b May
1
3 7H
37 b
3%
1,500
274 Jan
3%
77b
67b
774
"7,800
274 Mar
87b Aug
14%
1474
800
1374 Jan
167b
1474
14 74
14%
1,900
1274
Feb
1674
Jun
874
120
Jan
8 74
Sep
20
7,700
Sep
Feb
8
8
8
10
-7
417b
4,300
42
407b
7
42
3474 Jau
Jun
Oct
1
Industries
Chemical
Corp
*
51.300
37a Jan
774
Oct
27a
11,200
2
2%
Jan
674
67b
67
1
250
•
27 b
2
26%
237b
267b
4,900
,19% May
267b
1
Thew Shovel Co common
7%
274
8
Oil Corporation
Calgary Co
& Light $4.56 pfd
6
274
1
Inc
77*
200
Inc common
Inc
Power
Thiokol
Jun
%
56 7b
537«
567a
22,700
38% Feb
17 a
105,000
1
174
11,200
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
lOo
10
Thorofare
25o
2.000
274
7.200
7a
74
a
Apr
6% July
8,900
Jan
1
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a
—
—
—
—
Jan
Jun
14 May
101
May
Oct
5674
Oct
Sep
17b
Sep
% Jan
17b
Feb
1
4
Jan
33
34%
1,400
f 207a Jan
31%
31
317 a
3.900
1974 Jan
Roofing Inc
1
Security Trust Co Ltd—
ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo Edison 474%
preferred
100
177 a
1774
18
800
1074 Jan
Tilo
3%
fa Jan
96%
34
Inc
Inc..
•
'
a
18
18
1
Markets
Thriftimart
87/» Jun
7
Feb
36
Aug
Sep
32%
1874 Aug
Tobacco
674 Feb
Amer deposit rets
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Trans
Industries
Cont
Trans
Cuba
Oil
Inc
class
Co
A
Trans Lux Corp
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Contlnental
367b
39
8574
857*
867 b
27b
b
2674
10
187a
Sep
96
Jan
300
17'*
10.100
2%
Jan
274 May
57* Oct
1,000
9Y-2.
Jan
1274 Aug
274
Jan
Jan
19,800
43,300
300
37b
Jan
23%
1,700
10 y*
Feb
26
27%
30.100
1374
Jan
187b
1974
2,700
15%
Apr
974
3,7)00
77 b
1,000
f
/--
•
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845
U
217a
23 7
300
374
74
774
Sep
42% July
774
374
1
.
Sep
5 74
11
107a
1
•
& Aug
3%
361
27 b
274
4%
5
Jan
2,100
387 a
50o
warrants
True Temper Corp
Trunz
2
X7
% July
29 Ya Mar
4
Jun
17*
Jan
774
Sep
237b July
2974 Aug
197a
Sep
35
Aug
Jan
3
374
~4%
32%
45
.Tan
7% Jun
4%
6 V*
74
24%
Jun
7%- Sep
Jan
3,600
•
8
1
1
Corp
Corp
class
B
Television
Sep
174 Aug
Jan
700
831b
6
1
3,300
37*
11%
18
474 Jan
8%
2074 Aug
17*
Jan
11% Sep
Jan
174 Jun
8014
57%
2174
ft Mar
7%
Jan
50
687b
Supermarkets Corp
Tel-A-Sign
2574 Oct
1974 Feb
Jun
34
31
•60
1874
Tampa Electric Co common
'
Jan
%
9,000
133a
8y8
•
1
4
~3 lb
.1
page 35,
—
1
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674
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see
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£1
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
For footnotes
074 Mar
800
74
XO
II
Mining Co
Russeks Fifth Ave
Russell (The F C)
5,200
74
IIIIII
1
I__II~~50o
_
Corp
Reliance Insurance Co.,
Remington Arms Co Inc
Jan
16% May
45J/* Jan
X
Co
Oil
Rico Argentine
2314
1874
5574
1
Co
&
24%
2,200
55%
17;/-
International Petrol Corp
Class
Texas
1
367a
51
a
17%
Ray Drug common
Technicolor
*'10
357a
51
597b
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Feb
Jan
47 b May
1274 Jan
Sep
900
•
774
-
—1
——
Superior Tool & Die Co
July
300
IIIIII
800
357
5ys
2,600
19:%
Feb
26,600
774
1874
7%
~8%
common
(Hugo)
Sunrise
Jun
1974
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond International Inc
Reading Tube Corp common
$1.25 convertible preferred
(Robert)
(J B)
77* Sep
3% Jan
36% July
Feb
157b
Corporation
Container
Sun
847b
4.1 K
~874
67b
19%
1574-
281*
4
"8%
147*
Jan
37b Apr
174
277b
157*
Jun
Mar
19
474
2,300
200
Parts
Sep
437b Aug
-
37a Feb
21,400
200
Steel
35%
32% Jan
1,000
83%
X
77'a
27 a
6%
277a
__
6%
27b
14%
2874
Sep
Apr
Sep
2 8 74- Sep
148% July
Mar
587b
Stein
Q
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
67 b
2%
68%
107a
7b
474
37b Jan
57*
1974
.
Enterprises
6 talliam Instruments Inc
9% May
Jan
Sep
13 y* Aug
Jun
95
6,400
14%
"one
Co common
42 ab
14%
comll—8
Co
Pulp & Timber
4072
687 b
16
13
167a Mar
100
13 7b
(The) Corp—
convertible preferred
&0c
Statecourt
%
11% Jan
10%
40%'
145
-1
—50c
Inc..——.—25o
Starrett
7%
«an
2,500
277 b
145
X57b
% Jan
4%
2,600
3074
28%
59%
1
—1
Ltd
Btanrock Uranium Mines
July
9%
9
1.0%
100
"r
28%
Sep
37b Sep
8% Jan
8
(A) & Co common
•
Sterling Aluminum Products common.5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Precision. Corp (Del)— -10c
47%
55
74 Jan
3'/* Jan
5,000
14%
1
Corp
May
6%
4,100
~8%
common———1
Standard Shares Inc
63
1
6%
Co
31 ii
Jan
j.;,
23,300
—•
2
Jan
18
7a
472
37a
31
10
3%
1,900
4%
35,000
2%
Tan
337b
1,200
22 %
Jan
4% July
4% Sep
1
4%
374
4%
2,700
3%
Jan
1
34% Aug
5% Apr
4%
37 b
474
1,600
2%
Apr
4% Aug
'
3074 July
54^
Sep
-
Jan
117*
474
11
467* Sep
Mar
iff
—1
10
1
Forglngs Corp
Oil (Ky)
Oct
48
%
1
20
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock (S) & Co common
Sty ion Corporation
400
%
2
1
Stone
2,100
711
—♦
Sep
59
6
-—
preferred
Jun
46
preferred
Telephone
Pyle-Natlonal
7,100
warrants
12%
58
Colorado"—
cumulative
Rico
2 10
0
2%
1
71%
42%
Feb
Jan
45
10'4
3
Jan
59
32
43%
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
2%
8% Jan
55%
10c
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company..
Providence Gas
Sound
260
45%
East Dome Mines
Ltd
of
200
68%
1.2.50
...
Service
11%
68%
23
Standard Tube class B
Oct
36
1% Jan
11%
3,600
44
27b
Products
Stlnnes
11%
Jan
17
_
Line——
Royalty Co
convertible
Stetson
&
5
•
1
Pipe
Standard-Thomson
Oct
changed to Puerto Rico
Telephone Co (effective Oct 1)
Prentice-Hall inc common
Pressed Metals of America
cumulative
Standard
Name
Alexander' common
2.50
Power Corp of Canada
common
•
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
~i
Pratt & Lambert Co
IIIIII •
—20
preferred
pfd
cumulative
Standard
111 May
i| Jan
2%
Jun
1
107a
18% Jan
1%
21
7b Apr
277b Apr
100
79% Sep
Jan
2%
Jan
3,000
1
Co
Standard
10% Aug
12% Sep
18
700
ii!
100
Sep
'3474 May-
*
*
Standard Financial Corp
4% Sep
Jan
4674
47b
1
1
Oil Cd"common-——--12.50
Penn
$1.60
21% Sep
17a
1947* Sep
Feb
Jan.
2074
11%
Standard Dredging Corp common
16% Aug
6% July
Jan
3y* Feb
27b. Apr
4674
1
Paper Mills—
Sperry Rand Corp
Etalil-Meyer Inc—
Oct
16% Apr
13 Jan
>74 July
31 Va Aug
20
25o
Southern California Edison—
5%. original preferred
Southland
Mar
11
9%'
III—*
...
Co
common
60
May
3S
Jan
20%
5,000fr
Corp
Southern
7% Aug
6% May
Jan
92
800
Spear & Company
Spencer Shoe Corp.
6% July
10% July
Jan
47
jt
—.1—1
' "
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Pittsburgh ,15 Lake Erie
Polaris Mining Co
Poloron Products class
6
2,700
1
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
Pierce Industries Inc.
Pittsburgh Railways
Jan
5% Jan
4% Feb
9Ya Aug
500
jun
16% Sep
15% Sep
7% Oct
4% Jan
GO
1
.10 pesos
Jan
130
210
11.100
25
23
4.56% convertible preference
25
4.48% convertible preference
—25
4.32% cumulative preferred
25
4.24% cumulative preferred
25
4.08% cumulative preferred
25
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials Co Inc
2
2% Jun
5
1,900
93%
..
92 74
ii!
Publications—
preferred
4.78%
3574 Aug
8% Jun
% Jan
1%
188
24
774- Sep
wy» Jun
93 %
274
common
4.88%
3Va July
22% Aug
103
900
V
74
Manufacturing common
South
;
Jun
120
Ltd
(Howard)
Sonotone
Boss
127% Sep
97
374
194%
3
274
South Coast Corp common
Jun
4%
•
.8
Co
102%
1% Mar
16% Apr
91% Jan
2.50
Philips Electronics Ine
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Aug
87% Jan
93% Sep
107% Feb
84
Aug
Jan
2,700
ii!
Airways Inc
Smith
Jan
5%
1%
.1
Pep Boys
(The).
;
1
Peppercll Manufacturing Co (Mass) —20
Circle Corp
2 60
Slick
27% Jan
26% Jan
24%
31%
27*
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
rets ord registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
Jun
400
4rTb. Jan
3,800
,
Amer dep
Jun
96%
180
la
Perfect
Pneumatic Scale
88
94%
125%
!!_——"2
IIIII!!l
Ltd
Co
Screw
130
94
1,800
3,200
•
1
Manufacturing
Singer
Singer
23% Jan
x
.
Peninsular Metal Products
Traffic
21% Sep
1 Bol
A.
Corp
Canada
700 '
800
ic
Class B
Parkersburg-Aetiva
22%
21%:
89%
vtc_ 2Bol
Company
Co
23%
22%
21%
88 %
24% Oct
24% Sep
23% Sop
21% Aug
89
...•
Amer shares
200
24%
24%
23%
•
IlOO
pfd
27
24%
25
7%
9-%
35
7
jan
X,
1274 Sep
374 Apr
6 7b, Feb
2674 Jan
—10c
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co
Apr
23%
*1
common
26
24%
217 a
1
Pancoastal Petroleum
Pan Israel Oil vtc—
2
Corp
Ltd
Mines
$3 convertible
30% Apr
29% Jun
•
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific Power & Light 5%
25%
Aug
25% Sep
33%
Aug
22 %
•
I
27
24%
preferred.™!II*
dividend preferred
Airlines
800
24%
I.•
cum preferred—
preferred
Northern
27%
25 7b
1st preferred— .25
dividend
30
27%
...28
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
1,900
1,800
F,immons-Boardman
Simpson's
Oct
30 %
25
redeemable 1st pid series A
"25
4.30% redeemable 1st preferred—"29
4.50% redeemable Ist'preferred
25
redeemable
3
lOo
Silvray Lighting Inc
70% Aug
19
Aug
4% Sep
2% Apr
8%- Jun
•
Simca American Shares
3% Aug
4% Aug
Jan
40
7b- Apr
3,300
7
3074
•
Precision
Creek
Silver-Miller
Jan
Oct
30%
30%
preferred—IZII23
5%
Canada
Ltd
Breweries
Silver
P
5 c/o
of
Silex Co common
lft Feb
91
9,600
9
190
Jan
Sep
't
127*
35
.•*
9
27a
Apr
36
100
preferred
Signal OH & Gas Co class A
..._1
common
'
25
common
8774
(bei)IIZ.IlOo
•
Reiter-Foster
Products Inc
2%
80
9%
•
common—
4
•
.
674
Shawinigan Water & Power
96
Inc
7
4%
474
Reda
—1
20o
Jan
15%
Rei3
1274
2%
20%
4% %
10,000
12%
35,400
"7
*"j
sha~res_10s
Puget
2174
7b
22%
10c
1
Inc
4%
_
Puerto
22%
674 Aug
2274 Oct
4%
Co
Inc
Public
——•
3% May
4?«-
40c cumulative preferred
Preston
4,500
"7%
95
Powdrell
57 a
5
8874
Rico
17*- Sep
57b
Servomechanisms
93
Porto
_5%
%• Jan
Shattuck Denn Mining—
91
Phillips
17a
1,200
Seton
03
Penn
56,900
17a
5% Jan
I_III_25
of
9J/a Jan
2%
17a
34 % Aug.
Okonitc Company common
Old Town Corp common
Patlno
574 Mar
2
33
13
Park
30,600,
2%
Jan
7074
Parker
77b
10c
1
1
Sep
12%
$4.30
2 iV Mar
Jan
70
Pacific
774
Jan
4
70
4.3(1%
Sep
1%
26
1
Sep
Apr
574
26
1
6 7b-
1,900
200
50
9%
62,900
7,000
class B common
•
Ohio Power 4 7b % preferred
100
Okalta
Oils
Ltd
.....__.90o
Oxford
6
Jan
17 a
Inc.,
174
Corp
Omar
5%
2,775
100
17a July
Feb
474 Jun
7
July
July
23% Mar
7b Jan
200
1,000
47b
pfd
12,400
ii!
57a
31%
Sherman
21
8 7a
33 74
4% Apr
65
May
83% Sep
21
57 b
4%
Sep
6% Jan
Sep
9
Corp
Leather
227b May
18 7*
1774 Sep
21% Aug
100
7»
197a Aug
s
30%
Aug
227 a
77» Apr
17b
class B
Corp of America
Sicks
Ogden
100
;
31%
o
Ohio Brass
200
,
474
Co...
Company
20
in*
Sep
2174 Sep
Feb
.
5%
317b
Warrants
Oil
7
High
177b
Apr
Apr
6
33
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
Oceanic
13
100
7
227a
l
Nuclear Corp of Amer A
19,400
7
17%
25
Northern Lid Pub Serv 474%
21%
20
xo
Royalties Inc
1274
17b
Sentry Corp
Serrlck Corp
Servo
10.100
8%
General
(The)
Seeman
Jun
4% Jan
8,200
Metals
Low
1
Co Ltd—
Airlines
Western
Seaporcel
If* Jan
Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17%
-
20
1
25c
25c
1
50c
Oil
Seaboard
Securities Corp
Mar
7,100
<
Scurry-Rainbow
*
Apr
58% Aug
25
5.60% preferred
Sapphire Petroleums
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Saxon
Paper Corp
Say re & Fisher Co
Shares
16%.
20%
III_1
B
American
North Canadian Oils Ltd
Northeast
Airlines
North
109
1
•
•;
common
Hi
l'.a
ia
X
•
Mines
American
North
X7*
1
Norden-Ketay Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway.
North
lft Sep
24
New York & Honduras Rosario
New York Merchandise
Lites
lft Jan
125
is
„20o
—
Auction
Nlpissing
5,950
25
,
Nickel Rim. Mines Ltd
Noma
14174 1447a
1
Mining Co
New
1%
25c
Arizona Land
Process Co common
New
__
for Week
of Prices
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd
16 pesos
v6an Diego GaS & Electric Co—Cumulative preferred 5% series —20
Cumulative preferred 4%% series_20
Cumulative preferred 4.40%. series_20'
New
Sales
Range
Par
St Lawrence Corp Ltd common..
Oct
Week's
-
Last
s
1% July
Friday
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
Jan
a
30%
30*2
Low
High
17a
:
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
«f Prices
Low
30c
Corp
~
for Week
Range
Sale Price
-
-
range for week
Baler-
Week'a
Last
Two
Guys from Harrison Inc
lOo
97a
8
674
~9
6
74 May
97a
Oct
u
Unexcelled
Chemical
Union Gas Co of
Union
Investment
Union Stock
Corp
Co
Yards of
6%
Omaha
•
xl77a
4
Canada
9
20
18
300
9
200
4ya
17
Jan
10'/*
Jun
Sep
19
Aug
774
Jan
9V2
Apr
1974
Jan
2574
Sep
.
Volume
Number 5783
188
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1419)
35,
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
common. _50c
7%
1
of Prfces
6%
Gas Ltd vtc—„_i
_10c
United Cuban Oil Inc
lli
Products
Aircraft
United Asbestos
Corp
United Canso Oil
Elastic
United
United. Milk
&
Amer
United
U
Air
S
ADanzig Port & Waterways
7,700
5ila
Jan
7"% Jun
aueraan
118
14,100
1%
Sep
%
29,400
2% July
1% Jan
A Hanover
36% Aug
6% Sep
AHanover
35%
%
Apr
Jan
29
500
.
"
'
3% May
-W—i
Vitamin
8
600
7
Jun
67,100
20
Jan
3%
3
> 3%
400
48 %
46
51%
11,600
1
1
._25o
—
'
—
.—14
a
common
..
J.**',
■
5
Sugar
Jun
1%
Jan
39%
Feb
24%
15,700
31
13%
.46
■
Mimic
(Prov)
6%s
6+4
6%
6%
May
A 7s
(Issue
of
Oct
Sinking fund
Rio
de
4% Jan
'
■
7
Ex-liquidating
(not
Included
2608
1947
1927)
1947
194
210
£190
161%
190
£168
(Plan
A)
2s
£26
$58
61
—
61%
£82
Jfay-No*
April-Oct
.
1997
1
20
£216
•:*oo
£100% 101%
June-Dec
£56%
Mar-Sept
49%
Jan-July
2012,—Jan-July
49
..
99%
56
43%
50%
37%
49%
-
..,£38%
40
.
101
53
40%
59
x
Deferred
a
distribution,
in
year's
delivery transaction
g Ex-stock
dividend,
28
-■
range),
for
Transaction
r
(not included in year's range), d Ex-interest.
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
cash (not included in year's range), t Ex-dis¬
Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
being traded flat.
tFriday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during
§Reported in receivership.
a
Oct
Bonds
■'
.
,
Sep
■
High
16
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May-No*
.
2%s
1927)
stmpd
value,
par
47%
Jan
Jan. 1
Low
Feb-Aug
1949
3s Jan
Janeiro
No
22%
..
No.
'
tribution
6.100
7
of
Range Sines
Sold
£16
1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped
(Plan A) 2%s 2008
Peru
(Republic of)—
Jan
Sep
(Issue
13% Sep
7,700
Bonds
High
Jan-July
1952
1947
6s
A7s
1
Oct
Jan
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
7s
6%s
stamped (Plan A)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
48% July
16% July
23%
12.500
Sale Price
(City of) Germany—
(70% redeemed)
1939
45% Aug
24% Oct
24
30
47%.
6%
-4'/b
1%
2
800
13%
13%
Jan
200
31
Sep
Sep
51% Sep
1,800
23%
—'
31
Apr
3%
1% Apr
1%
42
24%
...15
8%
2%
1%
'
'
■
1
Insurance
Universal Marion Corp
Universal Products Co
7s
Jan
45
42%
2%
1%
—10
Inc
Controls
Cons
AS t secured
3% Apr
2V« Apr
4,400
3%
189
Apr
45
42%
-50o
Universal
168
7%
—
United Stores Corp common
Universal
100
X41%
j. "'
•
1
Co_
Corp
3
3%
"
'
1
4% Sep
3% Jan
300
00
177% r-4
178%
._50c
Corp
Co
B
4%
4%
-100
Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil-
Utah-Idaho
9%:May
r
-10s
registered
U S Rubber Reclaiming
United States
5% Jan
6j r
34%
7,600
Maranhao
Canal
Tile
class
J
Last
Period
Low
7%
--I5
Week's
Interest
Exchange
High
LOW
Ltd—
Conditioning
Foil
S
%
BONDS
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
7%
.61V
1A
fir
.wA
common—_
ord
rets
/.
■
Co
RR &
Ceramic
U S
U
-dep
N J
*
Corp
Products
United. Molasses
for Week
Low
Par
United
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Aateriesn Stock Exchange
OCTOBER 3
Friday
Week's
<
Last
STOCKS
the current week.
Abbreviations used
Valspar Corp common
$4 convertible preferred
—1
Vanadium-Alloys
.--5
Steel
5%
2,700
3% Jun
6%
3%
4%
2,000
2%
Jan
4%
2
3%
3%
4
2,500
2% May
4%
•
9%
9
9Ta
3
70
1
Jan
3
3%
1,200
1
preference
•
121%
30
(Del).
1.25
100
White
Stores
Inc
River
Oil
(The)
(R C)
Industries
Industries
Ffeb
%
18,100
350
i
X23% Mar
--
.
'11
%
Apr
% Apr
9% Jan
2,900
Edison
Boston
Lack
&
Lackawanna
of
A 1st
Sep
36%
Jan
2%
15%
16%
5%
10%
12%
19,100
20
20%
475
95%
95%
10
5%
12%
12%
Jan
22
93%
Sep
3%
due
13
21
22
82
60%
63%
25%
12
Ohio
Power
1st
22
Oct
64
Pennsylvania
3'As
1%
2,400
IV*
Jan
Feb
3,000
8%
Apr
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Range Sine*
Jan. 1
Bonds
Sold
46
91
117
117
89
89
82%
82%
14
49
50
37% 38
497 %
98%
118
125
£45% 49
85% 86
£85
24
91
June-Dec
Jan-July
'
May-"Nov
1993
May
1970
Electrotype
debentures
Gas
&
123
86
1976—Jan-July
86%
May -Nov
*,
—
Jan-July
1968
April-Ocf
April-Oct
Co
1964—June-Dec
Jan-July
6s
—
—
123
1998—Jan-July
May-Noc
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s, 1981—May-Noo
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62—Jan-July
—
Southern California Edison 3s
94
3s
series
series
1967
—
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1973
C
—
Mar-Sept
1965
1973
A
B
series
deb
7s
Feb-Aug
1976
3%s series D
1976
—Feb-Aug
3%s series E
1978
Feb-Aug
—
■
—
—
—
—
Feb-Auq
—
3%s
series
G
1981
April-Oct
—
4'As
series
H
1982
4%s
series I
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
105
4%s
series
Mar-Sept
__
3s
series
F
1979
1982—
1982
J
Southern California Gas 3%s
Apr-Oct
1970
Southern Counties Gas
3s 1971
3%s 1970
Southwestern
Gas
&
Jan-July
(Calif.)
Eleetric
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
United
Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3Y28 1964
Jan-July
Wasatcb
Webb
&
Knapp Inc 5s
West Penn
Western
Traction fs
debs
1974
June-Dec
—June-Dec
June-Aug
1960
Newspaper Union
.
6s
1959
'•
Feb-Aug
—
85
86%
£95
41
BONDS
Exchange
£101
91%
£87
£87
£87
123
94%
£75
$55
93%
£88
£86
£75
86
£83
£75
£88%
99%
105
102
92%
92
86
—
56
—
93%
G9
—_
98%
(90
52
100%
93%
68 %
£102%
98%
7s
of German
1951
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
"7
90
24
4
115
364.2
457.8
87
418.4
487.6*
485.2
+0.8
+C.5
301.2*
Mining
341.4
300.1
178.5
338.5
341.4
10.4
+1.0
+0.5
0.0
3
33%
*New
Goods
Jan-July
series
A
1952
Feb-Aug
A 6s
series
B
1951
April-Oct
180.2*
340.3*
">
High.
or
43
54
77
91
86
22
Stocks
No. of
125
88%
22
80%
91
219.7
155.5
263.2
261.3
91%
91
Sept. 29—
Tues.
Sept. 30
88
Oct.
1
Thurs.
Oct.
2
Fri.
Oct.
3
.
3,675,970
4,172,490
3,788,120
3,765,530
3,825,760
$6,603,000
6,088,000
5,266.000
5,415,000
5,329,000
$266,000
200,000
171,000
307,000
194,000
19,227,870
Mon.
$28,701,000
$1,138,000
92%
100%
94 %
95
95
88%
93
3
123
136
29
78
Total
6,288,000
£.437,000
5.722,000
5,523,000
50
92%
100%
85
95%
93
of
SLOOO
925,000
50,277,020
-
-
89%
a
399,824,714
$104,000
99,000
$1,138,000
Government^0711*'
S
8,067,455
InternationllTank
Sn
513,067,026
19,227,870
Shares
$73,000
96,000
36,713.130
28,701,000
17,526,000
944,604,100
722,849,300
$29,839,000
$18,452,000
$995,084,120
$759,731,430"
93
87%
1957
1958
U
73
50
65
$29,839,000
Jan- 1 to Oct. 3
1958
1957
•
Stocks—No.
96
123
—
„
Week Ended Oct. 3
«
Totsl
Bond
Sales
$6-^9,000
;
102%
93%
Foreign
Bonds
Bonds
United States
Government
Bonds
Int'l
Bank
Bonds
Railroad
and Miscel.
Shares
101%
86
86
93
Railroad
and
Total
Industrial
• •
•
■
96
90
101
90
80
88%
93
100
38
105
10
105%
104%
109 %
1
102
5
92
2
87
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
**110%
92%
86
100
92%
102
Exchange
Transactions at the American Stock
100
95
Foreign
Foreign
Stocks
Domestic
Government
56
22
102
10
94%
15
69%
25
95
(No
48
73
Shares)
Bonds
1,120,337
1,223,090
$89,000
54,000
$7,000
2,000
$4,000
10,000
66,00«
l'07l'll0
uXm
89
67,000
SS
2'Z
10,000
™Z
ZZ
5,674,696
$362,000
$28,000
100%
91
63%
101 %
95%
98%
Bonds
Asked
Sold
High
No.
103
101 %
71%
102%
100
Mon.
Sept. 29
Tues.
Sept. 30
Sfurs gel'
fT oft:
—
2
of
Bonds
Range Sine*
Stocks—No.
of
Shares
_
4,000
$32,000
_
87,000
$422,000
Jan* * to ®ct- 3
1958
1957
Week Ended Oct. 3
1958
1957
5,674,696
2,653,720
154,540,914
163,398,874
$362,000
$194,000
$13,824,000
*8,973,000
1.449.000
1.265.000
$11,984,000
Jan. 1
Low
High
Domestic
.
B0Wd<
28 000
onw»rrim»nfr
Foreign g"Dt
-
25:000
113
190
Yotal
$422,000
$241,000
1,314,000
22,000
llw
£188
—
Total
Bonds
Corporate
Bonds
91%
94
£195
£181%
402.2
'
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
40
87
100%
Friday's
Bid A
332.2
Transactions at the New York Slock Exchange
98%
96
63
97
94%
373.3
301.2
180.2
340.3
346.2
421.6*
Goods
Non-Durable
50
99
95%
299.0
421.6
487.6
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance and Service
Durable
87
42
366.5
460.5
96
77
+.0.6
+0.6
135
5
Low
High
Change
460.5*
__
-1958-
Percent
Sept. 19, '58
100
State St Prov Banks—
A6s
71.50 Dec
(1939=100):
366.5*
Manufacturing
™
(Germany)
Bk
Low
Week's Range
Low
AJbaden
95.07 July 26
-
50
97%
—
Friday
Central
94.22
>
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Stock
——
,
Total
American
3
Composite
Wed.
1970
Rapid
2
High
the closing prices of the common
composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
,
High
Low
No.
High
£42
90
June-Dec
Power 3%s
&
3
for 1957
Range
SEG Index of Stock Prices
11% July
June-Dec
1971
Service Electric
2%s
Sep
9%
Last
series A 1993
Water
Oct.
Division—
Public
3%s
5%
Jan
Quar-Feb
mortgage 3'As
3s
1958
94.22 Oct
72.75 Jan
The SEC index of stock prices based on
stock for the week ended Sept. 26, 1958, for
Sep
1%
Siilc Price
1970
1961
•'
Range for
93.69
2
groups
15
8%
1%
9%
extended to 1963
1st
Oct.
current year are as follows
Apr
Jan
Jan
Power Co Ltd—
mortgage
High
Low
93.69
1
Sep
Aug
17
600
3,600
5
1998
Power 3%s
1953
100% Feb
39%
1.000
13%
13%
1970
1963
National Research Corp—
6%s
:v
Oct
July
25% Sep
1994
Power Realization Trust 6%%
Nippon Electric
Oct.
Jan
Jan
15
Western RR—
subord
»•*«:
93.64
29
Feb
7%
550
Period
4s
86.72
Oct
Apr
Exchange
RR
86.63
88.61
Sep
Aug
Jan
Midland Valley RR 4%
New England
Fri.
18%
Jan
1%
Intereat
Western
convertible
Thurs.
19%
Jan-July
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
April-Oct
5s
Jan
1%
May
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
Altalian
Wed.
300
Mar-Sept
&
86.69
88.59
82.06
85.39
90.83
Closing
Jan
£1
mortgage 4s series B
86.69
88.46
93.12
40
5
lOo
A
183.83
80.99
(35 Stocks)
Sept. ,30—
300
5a
1
88.53
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Sept.
11%
.8
3%s
85.79
Over-the-counter Industrial Stock Averages
Tues.
3,800
•
4s inc debs
N J
144.10
532.09
„_
Mon.
10
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Guantanamo
81.79
Sept. 26, '58
series
1st mortgage 4s
85.55
Date——
1,000
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
Delaware
90.57
Jun
3,200
40c
6s Aug
183.28
Jun
2%
2
Power
2%s
\ 81.77
80.75
40
18%
Low
Bethlehem Steel
81.79
85.55
143.30
31% July
15%
BONDS
Elec
35.73
90.97
32
36%
Friday
Appalachian
90.70
VV Jan
2%
-1
•
Stock
2—.
Jan
11%
Ltd
preference
& Pump
182.76
183.86
Apr
(
11%
Inc
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zapata Petroleum Corp
Steel
135
18%
(F W)
American
Oct.
Jan
4Va
14%
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
A Amer
80.33
80.71
86.73
'
93% Jan
Jan
26%. Apr
23% Apr
200
30
343
100
Woodley Petroleum common—
Woolworth
Sep
35%
1
Wood Newspaper Machine
181.79
143.50
144,61
Bond*
88.45
82.07
90.62
'
fir
—
25
Industries
(John)
90
20
90
33%
1
pfd
ities
x1,; Mar
%
11%
Co
Lt 4%%
&
2
15%
common
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr
Oct
Sep
1V«
10
Corp
&
3
1%
^vA
700
1%
V%,.<
35
1
1
40
Util¬
Rails
Rails
Jun
Jan
3,300
17,600
2%
—
%
18%
—_
Totel
10
Grade
Sep
25
1
5
Corp
Brothers
3%
•-
30
34%
1
10c
Co
preferred
Williams-McWilliams
Apr
%
_10
common
convertible
Apr
80.23
10
Second
First
#rade
trials
Stocks
141.80
526.83
—
30
Get.
ities
V
532.09
29
2%
120
30
20
Oil
Sept.
Sept.
16%
f
Stationery common.*
—
26.
Sep
Sep
21% Sep
-
Indus¬
65
Util¬
roads
10
530.94
Sept.
Sep
X122
Total
529.04
Oct
1%
Apr
10
..
,.
15
Rail¬
trials
1%
<>00
*
Coal
Inc_
Date
32%
200
-y>.
%
Indus¬
Jan
4V* Feb
la
11
Jan
107
Bonds
Stocks
20
30
May
13
3%
90
—
on
Apr
21%
1%
Hi
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bond*
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Sep
Sep
Averages
the
are
3% Aug
72
3%
jf
•
shares
Shoe Mfg
Eagle Interuat
53,400
1%
2
IV*
Ltd
White
10,000
3%
*4~4oii "pfdZZIZIio0
ord
27,600
%
1%
21
1
Gas Ltd
&
32%
121
__B
Inc
Company
rets
Stock and Bond
Below
Sep
26%
24
1%
121
4%
Jan
14%
1%
Oil
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage: "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Sep
Feb
10
1% Mar
1,200
26%
30%
Weyenberg
6%
Jun
5G
i%
Westmoreland
Amer
2
40
1%
Western Tablet &
Wood all
400
31%
Westmoreland
5%
Apr
72
22%
30
Western Maryland Ry 7 c/o 1st pfd
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Wood
2
1
Leaseholds
Wilson
100
1
West "Texas Utilities
Williams
May
3%
•
A
Wickes
8
4
100
Wentworth Manufacturing
Wichita
400
lOo
Canadian
i,
listed
•
Webster Investors Inc
5%%
2
4
%
w
Sep
Sep
5%
1,500
tive;
Aug
5%
39
Inc___
dep
Aug
July
7
3%
Co
Webb & Knapp
Amer.
41
Jan
4,200
Waltham. Precision Instrument Co
Western
Jan
30%
5%
$2 cumulative preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
&
Oct
81
5%
Waitt & Bond Inc
series
6%
78% Apr
37%
,
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
T/o
preferred
West
-
w
,
Aircraft
Weiman
4% Mar
1,100
—
5%
-
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
$6
6%
--
T
1
(The) Instrument Co
Corporation
Waco
*
'
38%
warrants—
Victoreen
Vlnco
'
—1
Co
Industries
Norman
Van
—5
•
$16,587,000
1,746,000
'The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle-..
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKE1
RANGE
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
American Motors Corp——
5
Sugar Refining common__25
20%
American
American
Tel
Tel
&
100
.
Anaconda Co
Boston
&
——50
Albany RR
Boston Edison
Boston
f)C0
RR
preferred
Boston
Prop
Trust—.
15
82
7% Aug
15
50
20 '/a May
26%
340
39% Jan
55
6
40
Jan
17%
480
13
jan
50
58%
61
131
29
29
50
i:
';i,7
—
27%
Mathieaon
Shawmut
RR.
-
-
5
*
Jan
50
37% Jan
68%
1,801
45%
602
43
97%
'
.
75 '
443
36%
201
100
2
13
10
2,996
179
12%
57
69
Apr
33% Apr
30
75% Jan
28%
Jan
90% Mar
11
602
13%
18% July
51/3 Jan
12%
RR
Davidson
Bros,
Edison':
Gasket
Apr
Feb
Detroit
Apr
17
Oct
8 la
Jan
28 %
Oct
22%
30%
Jan
55'4
Oct
18^4
47
Sep
Fenestra
Sep
Jan
Jan
29%
Jan
51% Aug
47% Sep
43%
44%
553
31% Jan
40%
41%
131
36%
37%
80
31%. May
26% Jan
85
85
50
14%
14%
60
661/4
68%
1,263
Ford
1
Oct
Oct
Eagle Picher
Gibson Art
Bob art
Kroger
9
Vf
33%
class
85%
85%
5%
5%
B
Airlines
American Can
&
Standard-.
100
._
27%
Jan
76
Jan
•
4%
Jan
101
46
%\<2
29% Jan
266
100
Yt Mar
33
Jan
-61% Jan
Ohio
23%
Jan
72
10%
Jan'
40
Mar
51%
47%
10
36%
Jaji
49
24-
52%
13%
74
190 Ya 192 %
366
13%
190%
5
39% Jan
11% May
167%
Jan
90%
90
75%
59%
57%
60%
17%
8%
60%
J7%
229
17%
189
Feb
2%
14%
3
15%
3%
3%
1
6
Feb
15%
Oct
100-
234
Jan
-3%
Oct
26%
Oct
4%
21 %
Jan
Jan
340
14%
3
Feb
1,338
11
Jan
,16%
1,668
29%
.
v 4%
685
227 230,'
6%
425
10
6% Aug
48% Sep
3% May
.
279
26%
203 8
-6!b
^
10,336
••-T
*
." 2%
7
Oct
20% Sept
6Ta Sep
A
'
"4%'Ocf
2T-8 July
22%
■
Jan
29% July
Jan
11
Oct
21 %
4,430
2%
3%
,
•
!105
9
9Til
4%
1
1
——5'
12%
53%
950
.
8
1,700
Jan
110% Sep
Jan
V 11%
May
3% Mar "
t
5 6
r
Apr
9%
9%
100
2%
.,200
12 Va
.,1,350
29^2
29%
1411
22%
Jan
892
6%
Feb
17%
Jan
8% Sep
22% Oct
14% Jun
20% Oct
.
1-
_8%
■
8%.
7% Mar
,2%
22%
22%
113
19%
20%
1.521
j
.8%
10%
9
10%
3,075
I
1
539
9%
\v,
3% -Feb
e%
1,100
7%
12%* Oct
1
Jan
29% Oct
Jun
jb.%
Ia%
■
!
Wire
■
9% -Jun
i
20
—10
■4. 9%-May
Feb
!
—-1:
4.
Young Spring &
-
21% Aug
3y2 Oct
J 11%
—5
j
272
2%
i
Corporation
3l%" Jun
2
Jan
15%
■
2,193 '
10%
4%
Tij
—2
Union Investment
A
110%
i
:!
"*4
—
Studebaker-Packard
Apr
1% July
22 % Mar
700
29%
Apr
t 14% July
!2% July
11%
825
20%
J 29%
i
Manufacturing
c
Udylite
2%
•I
10
1.
.
34
34
Mar
3
100
34
10
Sep
>
J2% ffeb
S% Sep
^
34
Oct
Oct
Midwest Stock Exchange
:v.
A
eompllatton
9
193
STOCKS
43%
40
40%
49%
195
59%
42%
,61
20
42%
71%
70%
20%
45%
9
105
25
—1
46% Mar
63
36
Jan
48%
Jan
42% Aug
71% Sep
% Aug
16
Jan
130
34%
Jan
125
22%
Apr
54%
40
43%
Jan
66
Sep
31% Aug
54% Oct
36
53% May
172% Apr
.
67% Sep
200% Sep
198% 199%
75
61
98%
Jan
130%
•10
27% May
30 % Jan
36%
Oct
61
30
58%
59%
1.88
■;
k
37%
Jan
55% Mar
Steel-:.,
^
1
Amerlcaai Can. Co
Oct
65 %
Jan
Amerloan
Motors
66 %
68 %
440
57
Apr
68%
46%
49
620
33%
(Un). -.5
49
16
25
American Tel & Tel Co
14%
Jan
:_T
38%
16%
37%
38%
Sep
Sep
Apr
Corp
American Rad & Stand San
Feb
16
145
28%
47%
Apr
38%
Oct
47%
American
48%
130
30
Feb
21%
21%
22%
48% Sep
115
13
Apr
22%
70%
70%
80
33
Jan
71% July
*
,
*
r_
inc
*
——10'
———
(The)
5
45%
National Distillers
45%
3
33%
Apr
35%
35%
111
•
,
45%
3
Chemical
29%
30 %
Apr
39%
23
27%
27%
30
29% Jan
20% Jan
109 %
25
85
Apr
55%
21
51
Jan
—fi
Dead
5
Ohio Edison
109%
12
n
Owens-Illinois Glass
g.25
105
55%
75
75
75
10
16%
17
—-33%0
23%
23%
Pennsylvania RR
Petroleum
Oil
45%
class B
Aug
Sep
109 %
.10
61% Jan
11%
Apr
16%
19%
Jan
Feb
Sep
45%
13
40%
201
29%
Feb
47% Aug
40% Oct
38
21
31
62%
35
38
Apr
Apr
38% Sep
82% Sep
85%
90%.
41
41
41
37
-3
—.
———
33%
33
33%
14
25%
Jan
59%
33% Aug
_
£1%
70
47
Feb
82% Aug
51% July
-5
8uc0»y Mobil
.15
-5
,50C
Brands.
;
WUmiuii
oil rabio )
iMthaker Packard
fotnot— —e page 44.
139
50
121
64% Jan
90 % Oct
28%
41
18%
Apr
Feb
.
39%
25
49
125
45%
Feb
32%
19%
32%
27
25%
Jan
20%
474
17%
Apr
57%
142
40%
Jan
57%
47%
„
20%
48
55
Co
Rand
Standard Oil (Ind)
orm J)
49
38
47%
10
36%
Feb
59%
57%
56
55»/2
8%
8%
Oct
Sep
33
July
21% #»g
Oct
424
47%
Feb
49% Aug
59% Oct
56%
108
42%
Feb
66% Oct
-9%
209
50%
•
5%
2% Feb
40
Sep
;
St<»el
Corp
-
20
;
13%
—
^rV.
fUn)_
Burton-Dixie Corp
Butler Brothers
Jan
13 Va
2.200
2,900
41%
20%
*
-'
8.100
3,500
'
600
r
.
^75
F^J
34 y8
351/4
'.j
3%
41/4
800
571/4
I
54%
57%
2.300
40;*
Feb
C9%
591/4
59Ta
900
39%
Apr
.
—5
i 18%
700
•
19
1,600
t
9%
9%
17%
17%
2,000
0i2
10
18% July
19% Sep
-
'
.Jan
>Aug
"1
-
Jan
9%
■
'
25% Sep
•-
20
*
Jun
20
•«
Jan
300
10
16%
Jan
1.400
34%
Feb
43% Rug
2,800
:
5%
Jan
9-.--Sep
11%
; 13%
600
13%
69%
"3%
:
27%
69%
31/4"
50
563a
300
-
27%
56'/a
400
-
3%
27%
'
1%
IT'a
1%
7%
91/2
G6
-
*
Jan
11% Get
Jan
13% Sep
Apr
2% May
3% Aug
Apr
250
24% May
30%
4O0
45
#%Sep
"
56
48%
r
.
17%
19%
Jun
Sep
Feb
1,300
39%
r
21,300
Apr
It Jan
1
•
--1%
Oct
48%
:
;
*4%
80%
Jan
5,100
8%
13%
35%'Gct
.-•57% Oct
Jan
9%
19-
21% Sep
14% Mar
5Va
25%
38%
Sep
-Oct
-.
12%
15*
l
25
Jan
2% Mar
100
;
17%
25%
*53%
103% -Sep
00*2 Sep
-
4%
Oct
/ 47
I
Jan
21
514/2 .Get
«■/
11% May
167%
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76%
Feb
52
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112% 114%
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57% Aug
130
May
14%
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Gillette Company
Island Creek Coal
Jan
39% Feb
108
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195% Sep
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34
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——
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1
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56 Ya
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Toledo Edison
High
8% Mar
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Hecla Inc
Ford Motor
55
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100
Cities Service Co
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2,629
54%
—*
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Eastern
90
100
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737
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&
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190%
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100
Range Since Jan. I
High
19%
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Low
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Share*
33%
•
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—
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Sale Price
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Sales
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Par
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Last
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40
Jan
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17
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RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
Last
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Columbia
Iron
54%
523% Mar
38 3%
39%
500
33% May
39%
65
500
48
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65
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21%
22
800
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22
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28 %
28%
28%
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30
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Jan
44%
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58%
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34
Jun
45
Feb
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42%
41%
42%
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28
Jan
43
Sep
83
83
Jan
91
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Oak Manufacturing Co
Ohio Edison Co
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300
79%
42%
42%
42%
200
37% Mar
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16
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18
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200
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El
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Paso
Emerson Radio
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500
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993/8
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33%
19%
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43%
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77
77
100
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57%
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General
Box
General
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19%
Sep
19%
Oct
Reynolds
100
4%
Apr
6%
Jun
1,700
37%
Jan
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15
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100
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Sep
45
500
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Apr
45
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Sinclair
37%
39%
300
39%
Oct
Socony
10%
10%
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Apr
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13%
94%
92%
94%
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Class
B
Jan
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Sep
Southern
Oct
Southern
Sep
Southwestern
19
53
54%
800
28%
Jan
54%
37
37%
350
26.
Jan
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Indiana
Steel
Inland
44%
45%
800
33
Jan
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Products
Aug
47 % Aug
International
Mineral
International
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Co
Tel
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41
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Co
Pacific
113/4
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18%
750
11%
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26%
100
17%
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Apr
20
Feb
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27%
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21
21%
200
17% Feb
22
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44%
400
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19
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1,300
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100
35
35
35
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37
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2,200
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30%
500
5
Jan
19%
17y4 May
Feb
74
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120%
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30,
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36%
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27
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33% Sep
87% Sep
26% July
86
86
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71
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114
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34
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29%. Jan
40
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13%
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400
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May
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100
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5% July
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56
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Oct
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39%
100
25%
Jan
97%
400
76%
Jan
29% July
98% Aug
96
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300
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46%. Sep
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9% Qct
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1,100
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61
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46%
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2,200
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26
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2,000
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54%
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42
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15
45
Sep
July
7% May
97%
Sep
353/4 Aug
72
Sep
15 %
32%, Sep
78%, Oct
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10
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19 % Mar
1,400
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15% July
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16%
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28%, Sep
22% May
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300
22
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42 %
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80%
1,000
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400
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39
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60
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900
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5,000
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14% Feb
25%
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253/4
600
15% Jan
12%
5
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Corp
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Wilson
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66%
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49
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25
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Feb
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39%
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Sep
July
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Oct
55%
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73%
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35
5
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100
48%
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400
500
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73%
200
55%
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43
42 %
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43
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200
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10
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41
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300
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50
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14%
26%
54%
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21%. Aug
23% Sep
27 % Sep
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21%
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200
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31%
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Monroe Chemical Co
Chemical
300
93
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Monsanto
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29%
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21%
10
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64
200
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t
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common
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58%
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49
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Medusa Portland Cement
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100
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Martin
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38
56 Va
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19%
7%
Co
21%
2,000
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Jan
75%
73%
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Lincoln Printing Co common
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1
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2,050
163/4
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15
27%
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39%
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Standard Oil oi caniurnia
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1,500
5
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tight
38
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jones.«
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27%
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39
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59 Va
45
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41
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38%
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1% Mar
35
7.50
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International Paper (Un)
44
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16
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&
100
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45
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41
100
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400
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11%
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58%
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5%, Jan
17% Jan
20%
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Spiegel Inc common
Square D Co (Un)
Standard
Brands
Inc
(Un)
116% 120%
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16
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36%
5
800,
38
10
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5%.
40%
57%, Sep
22%. Sep
Jan
2,250
—
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Illinois. Central
47y4
40
5%
,
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Mobil Oil
94%
18
1
Illinois Brick Co
45%
85% Sep
Jan
24%
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1
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25%
37
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50
100
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39%
25
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53
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Sep
48%
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class
1
683/s
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57:
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40%
•
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Greyhound
3,800
22%
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&
cudiic
500
k
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26%
—
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Scheniey Industries .Un)
52%
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26%
5
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10
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1,7%; Sep
Apr
37 V4,
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;
8%, Aug
3%, Jan.
11%
—*
65%
500
10
1,200.
3,100
45
Sep
15%, Sep
15%, Sep
13% Aug
7% Oct
4,600.,
7%
17 y8
85%
—
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16,800
1,400
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12%.
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16%
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Jan
68%
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Reynolds (R J)
55%
48%
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123/4
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68
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,
-
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44%
12.50
S
(Un)
Metals Co
600
67%
13
7y4
Indiana
1,100
-
47
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Gossard
3
1% Jan
500
2%
68%
1.66%
General Motors Corp__
General Tire & Rubber
Glidden
18%
48%
1
Gillette
12 y4
9% Jan
66
•
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8% Mar
500
67%
5
General Foods Corp
General-Telephone
250
17%
400
16
General Met trie Co
.
12
16%
60
100
""%
Rockwell Spring &
47%
18%
2%
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153/4
16%
T
Rexall Drug
Apr
153/4
12%
Corp of America (Un)——*
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
——•
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10
Revlon Inc
I
1
15%
58%
44
14t
153/4.
Radio
15% Jan
16
38%. Apr
500
I
500
58%
13 %, Jan
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1
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1
1,300
15
10
50
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43 y8
15%
—
,
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Feb
44
21%
44
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18
46
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Fruehauf
Jan
12
2
Inc
Sep
33% Aug
9% Sep
18%
47%
5
Jan.
Feb
129%
30 3% July
1,500
5
300
58% SAP
21%, Sep
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700
5
56%July
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500
9
2
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36%
127%
32%
33
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Ford Motor
36
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16% Sep
•,
127
—
127
3
Gas
&
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Firstamerica
1
10
(Un)
12% Jan
41%
Quaker Oats Co
Eastern Air Lines Inc
700
ft.
37
(Un)___
(Charles) 6c Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Co
143/4
Jun
Jan
40
Pfizer
Co
63
16% Jan
55'/4
B
Corp common
8ervice
750
3*500
V
38%
25
Pepsi-Cola Co
Public
2V/a
81%
40
(Un)
Pennsylvania RR:
People's Gas Light 6c Coke
Rights (when issued)
Potter
20%
55%
*
5
Patterson-Sargent Co
Peabody Coal Co common
Perm-Texas
42% Sep
30% Aug
5L% Qct
Jan
Sep
100
198 % 198'/a
4%
198%
Electric
American
22% July
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6.25
Paramount Pictures
Parker
26 ;
5L%.
141/4
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&
Gas
Pullman
5
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33
34|i
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2.400u
14%
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31%
5
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10%
17%
1
5
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Aug
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57% Sep
nw.»4 OOP
39
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2A
Sep
£5% May
13Y4 Apr,
25%, Ifeifc
28% Jan.
10% Jan
41%. Aug
28%, Apr
79%
21%
(Minnesota)s (Un)'
Bancorporatlon
Ohio
27%
Sep
500,
.
42%,
50
Northwest
*
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.
Northern
29% Jan
America
Chemical
28,
1,500
Apr
22%
42%
Sep
25
4%. Ap^.
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850,
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.
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34
423/4.
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42
61
600
22
3.3%
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33;%
1,300;
28%
Northern Natural. Gas Co—
58
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of
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56%
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Can
Edison
Pont
Sep
10% May
59%
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Du
7%
30%
Apr
33%
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Mont
2,800
9%
19%
High
56
21%, Jap
1,700
52%
103% 107%.
41%
Co__.
Illinois, Gas
27%
53^/4.
22%
North American Gar Corn
Northern
?6%
ii%
1
10
(Pn)
North American. Aviation
33%
100
Dodge Manufacturing Co
Dow
Du
•13% Jan
,—
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New. York
Wi
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5
—10
—•
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59%
Corp
Cudahy, Packing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Detroit
500
1,000
Gypsum. Co
National Lead;Co (Un)
National Standard Co
56%
___
—
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55%
Crucible Steel Co
DTM
...
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24
Jan
*
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Deere
8%
100
\
...
17%
26%.
Prod (UnL,
1
Continental Motors Corp
Crane
9%
700
Distillers
National
Sep
62%
*
______——
Cement
Co
12%
54%
5
&
Corp
National
37% July
9"--Mar'
1
common
Ilium
Consumers Power Co
Controls
Get
A
8.50
Consolidated Foods
Continental
50 V4
class
Conv
10
Gas System
Container
24
July
25
25
Commonwealth Edison common
Consolidated
31% Jan
-
23
1
Inc
Colorado Fuel
800
1,300
•
12
12%
1
Electric..
&
preferred
Electric
Co
Jan
,
(Philip) & C?o (Un)t
Muskegon Motor- Specialities-—
39% Aug
43%, Jan
18% May
Montgomery Ward 6c Co
28% Jan
Morris
23%. Sep
2% Aug
Feb
36%
45
-
Sep
July
57,3/4 July
(Un)_____
Co
Cleveland
Coleman
1%
41%
-
-.
50%
36
10
Cliff's
Cleveland
100
600
2%
.
48%
5
*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend__12.50
Chrysler Corp—__—_„
25
Gas
—
12%
2%
___.
_—
Service
Jan
21%
Chesapeake & -Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac—'2*
Chicago & Northwestern Ry com
Chicago' Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co
Cities
Jan1
12
40%
21%
Champljn Oil & Refin common.
$3 convertible preferred———
Chemetron Corp
:
—"____
Cincinnati
32 %
2,200-
40 Mr
—
Certain-teed Products
1,000
23%
10
Public Service—;
Centr^fc Illinois
403%
15% Sep
3 % Sep
Jan
2%
Corp
West
1«%
2%
Imq Ihui Jam. 1
Low
High
2,300
2%
—
CentHvre Brewing Corp
South
Low
9% Jan
100
15
(Un) ——*
50c
Celanese Corp of America
Range Since Jan. 1
High
15
30c
Ltd,—
Carrie# Corp common
Centra^ 6c
;
15
STOCKS
8harea
•f Prices
Low
Par
Calumet & Hecln Inc_
Canadian Expbrt Gas
for Week
Bpage
Sale Price
OCTOBER 3
Bales
Week'*
88
300
80
Jan
88% Sep
10%
10%
300
8
Feb
10% Sep
Sep
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
38
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.
(1422)
.
Monday, October 6, 1958
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDEI)
RANGE
OCTOBER 3
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Low-
Par
42%
Abbott
Admiral
Corp
227b
Oct
Jan
66
Sep
15%
125
76c
Jan
Jan
49%
3 ■';«
1,506
8
8', 4
1,040
335
15%
Sep
1.20
Jan
69% Sep
5
July
4% Jan
5%
3%
874
28%
2,152
22% May
31%
32%
Sep
6% Sep
Jan
3
28%
10
Mig Co (Un)
Ltd
Airlines Inc com (Un).
Allie-Chalmers
11,612
Apr
2% Jan
8
1
(Un).
7%
3,033
88e
68 %
5%
2
Gold Min Co
•
283«
Sep
Mogul-Bower-Bearings
Federal
Fibreboard
Flititkote
(Un>
Fluor
Co
2.50
Ltd
Corp
Food
Macli
Ford
Motor
Inc
—8
Trailer
Fruehauf
1
Apr
33
Aug,
22%
24
2,305
1,155
267b
24
14%
Jan
24
24%
26
240
19%
Feb
27% Aug
General
Amer
Controls
31Ui
5
Oil of Texas
Sep
370
22 %
Feb
25% Aug
52%
52 hi
625
397b
Jan
52%
Sep
11
11!.'4
1,025
974
July
15
Jan
32
32
50
25
May
32
Oct
16
16
234
12
Jan
17%
Sep
—.—20
(Un)
*
8':, Mar
21
Sep
230
Aug
13%
137b
3,042
34% May
11 % May
49
13%
48!
(Un)
48%
48%
863
34%.
35%
808
57%
1,982
40%
Feb
57%
Oct
31 7b
1,435
22 7 ti
Feb
31 %
391
3 77
Aviation
Bendix
4
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60%
1,100
19
800
17%
927
17%
17%
25!
7%
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Bethlehem
13%
13%
'
427b
44
l'/'ll
•'
48%
Oil
Chtca
Bolsa
Feb
Jan
7
Jan
1874 July
Ink Co—
—-
Carrier
170
2%
Jun
4% Aug
5,480'
57u
Apr
9%
Sep
13 %
593
9%
Jan
14 %
3!
205
2% Mar
3%
t
44»,
200
57a
.
2,815
7;'b
3.710
Sep
Sep
Feb
44%
Sep
2.85 Mar
6.00
Jun
24%
57b
Apr
70c
Jun
26%
Sep
40c:
2,200
21c
1,113
18% May
56! 4
380
45',4
17a
49
42,518
2,779
36%
127b
2.784
10 %
8c
2.070
4c
Jan
18c
17%
342
13
Aug
17%
46%
659
34%
Feb
4774
Sep
Sep
0'%
Jan
13%
Apr
9
.
■
Jan
77b Aug
Apr
61
Sep
%
Oct
Jan
1
1
Apr
49
Jan
1474 Aug
Oct
Jun
974
3,920
73%
737a
135
61%
Jan
73%
Oct
36%
37%
672
25%
Apr
38%
Sep
2874
28%
29%
1,679
1974 Apr
29%
Sep
17
17
17%
262
137i
17%
Sep
7%
7%
306
974
•
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12%
12! 4
13%
8%
12!
1
14%
6%
Apr
Jan
118
7!%
Jan
478
9%
Jan
77b July
9%
Aug
12% Oct
1,205
9%
Jan
14%
Sep
38'a
446
27%
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3471)
210
as % Mar
37
:
34% Oct
Chance
Paul
St
Feb
54%
147)t
Jan
19% Aug
6%
2,503
July
37b
Api-
Oct
100
223
23%
Feb
10
12.50
10
40 3 b
40 3
381
3274
Jan
30!a Sep
42% July
a
17b May
2% Sep
20%
1,615
14%
Apr
Public Utilities
General
Telephone
Pacific
Products
Gerber
780
55%
Apr
81% Sep
Brothers
Gimbel
Gladding McBean & Co
Products
Crown
Oil
Grace
(B F.i Co (Un)—
Tire & Rubber
Zellerbach Corp
common
Preferred
America
18
48%
a
48 %
433
32%
Jan
1%
tJ—*.
lift
200
1%
Apr
327
48%
12%
62 3 a
a65
Apr
62
Aug
Feb
22%
Oct
197b Mar
30%
21%
22%
250
2974
2974
.277
56! 2
577a
1,110
44
60
358
45
60
59!
a
4%
4%
183
237-1
■
24%
247a
1,367
Apr
:
Feb
Sep
58% Sep
6074 July
Jan
47 b Aug
Jun
3%
18
247b Sep
3514
(W
Cuban American Oil Co
Publishing
Curties-Wright
Deeca Records
Deere
&
Co
Denver &
Co
Corp
Inc
common
Corp class A_I
Inc
common
Lab
Inc
&
B>
Paso
Kodak
Co
Jan
29% Aug
33%
Feb
44%
Oct
36
36%
577
22%
Jan
36%
Sep
1.95
2.00
600
1.65
May
Feb
Oct
Great
Northern
Greynound
10
Sulf Oil Corp
Hancock
"IIII
Si.25
(Un)
class
preferred
._...
——
Hercules
Powder
Hotels
Hoffman
Hollv
Homestake
Oil
Honolulu
Jan
3
Maryland Mines Corp
Cement
Illinois
Interlake
Nickel
16%
Apr
Jun
Sep
21
21%
385
18
Feb
24%
117 120%
1,366
101
Feb
120%
41%
43%
10,989
25%
Feb
57
Jun
24 %
24 %
306
22%
Jan
24%
Jun
120%
24%
120
28
700
28%
28 Vb
1
61c
29 %
588
61c
64 c
4,100
2.45
—1
2.60
300
21%
9% Sep
14%
Oct
471/2
Sep
29
Sep
30% Aug
76c May
Jan
55c
Oct
Jail
4%
2.00 Apr
Sep
37%
.12,50
64
387::
545
32%
Jan
44% May
62%
64
800
40
Feb
64
11%
11%
278
28c.
30c
10,300
—.
30c
•7% Mar
25C
Oct
11%
Aug
Sep
65c
-
Jan
76%
105
60%
43%
43 3a
215
28%
Apr
43%
Sep
Sep
15c
15c
2.00C
13c
July
19c
Apr
10
of
a7 7% a78!
■
111 19%
1
al20
all7%
150
Feb
75% Jan
1
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257b
150
18%
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37%
38 %
766
28%
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*
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a84!4 i [i8631
110
71%
Jan
112% 112%
519
85%
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(Un)__
—7l50
(Un)
103% Aug
25% Sep
Apr
(Un)
Tel
'
—.-H-
38%
85
112%
Oct
Aug
Sep
Tel
&
•
(Un)
47%
48%
2.244
29%
Feb
3%
16%
16%
17
620
16%
Sep
17
Sep
Sep
33%o
10%
ior:»
10%
750
7'/4
Feb
11%
Jun
'
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...
_
48!'4
4% July
2% Aug
3%
1,4*80
n
44
44
44
691
35
Apr
46% Aug
57%
55%
57%
683
35
Apr
57%
Oct
33%fl
39%
28%
39%
2,161
23
Feb
39%
Sep
4,458
(On)
Corp
Laughlin Steel
47! a
10
50
common
lOiins-Manville
&
481/a July
15c
Corp
power
Oil
45%
Apr
Jan
47%
Oil Co
Jones
Jan
14%
43%
international
Jade
31%
38V4
*
Paper Co
intex
802
207
47%
—
International
Interstate
Oct
Sep
1.248
27%
Harvester
Co
157«
28
Co (Uri)—
RR
Co
Iron
15%
7% Feb
38 % May
16% Jan
Development
Steel
Inland
Oct
21/8 Aug
8% Mav
(U11) —50c
Sep
Aug
I—,10
Co Ltd
0
(U11)—
1—
Co—
Central
Imperial
a37% ;a37%
1
Idaho
53%
Jan
July
'
15 Tii
10
Sound
94%
li/4 Mar
570
(Un)——
Howe
Ideal
a47
li4;i')i
'
29%
9,527
Corp
Co
(Un)
(Un)
3
3%
4
Kropp Forge
Leslie
Salt
Lithium
Litton
Loew's
Lone
Inc
35% Aug
3574 Oct
(Un)
(P)
Co
(Un).
Merck
Meier
Frank
57%
142
Feb
59% Aug
Middle
322
33%
Jan
457b
1,267
25%
Jan
4%
434
43 4
Jan
33% Sep
5% Feb
Mission
Monolith
678
575
4
Minnesota
44%
Jan
57%
Sep
Sep
100%
Jun
Montana
8% Apr
217b Mar
3!'2
Jun
13%
Sep
13% Sep
Port
Mt
16%
38
3,050
14
18
Jan
49%
Oct"-
National
47%
Sep
National
Sep
National
29%
29%
1.028
16%
27%.
27%
293.
2,803
.16%
2.50
34%
53 3 4
35%
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2,016
740
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Jan
>•
—
44%
457<
952
4
4%
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129
52 7a,
Oct
5% Aug
6774
33%
Apr
Sep
4574 Sep
3%
Apr
Apr
5% May
201% Sep
173
May
36%
36%
282
126 126%
695
31% May
97% Jan
Jan
36%
39%
35,409
20%
Aug
39%
Sep
13%
13%
395
11
Jan
13% Aug
5%
5%
5%
500
Jan
57/a May
1.90
1.85
69%
68
33%
1.90
400
'
4%
590
37%
Jan
71
16 %
Sep
19%
37% Jan
12.50
16%
1674
196
43
43
165
25,000
25% Aug
com(Un)
*
Jan
27
26
20
26
35%
35%
1,772
30
Anr
36%
61
60
61
402
46 %
Feb
61
•
39
39
397b
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3974 Aug
10%
11%
3,272
3,299
29%
1
(Un)
...
10%
Oct
11%
•
10%
*
4%
47b
1,499
4
Mar
474 Jan
47 3 4
49%
107
42
Jan
50% Jun
Net 1
Distillers
&
Chem
Corp
(Un)
Theatres Inc (U11)
U S Radiator Corp
Mohawk
Nordon
North
North
6%
5%
Amer
3774 Feb
127 %
Jun
277s
Jan
57%
77a
Feb
8
6%
6%
1,864
18
18%
807
14%
22%;
227b
227b
426
34%
al2
Aviation
34%
423
1
36c
35c
37c
33,530
1
1.90
1.85
1.95
1
33%
33%
34
6,330
2,178
1
247-1
23%
•
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al2
6%
18 %
(Un).
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—
6% May
Jan
13% Mar
18% July
24% Sep
29%
Jan
36
May
31c
Jan
52c
Jan
1.50 Jan
2.20 Sep
25% Feb
3678 Sep
25
500
17
Feb
25
Oct
__25
247i
2474
200
21
Jan
25
Feb
.—25
23
23
40
22%
Jan
Jan
24% May
51% Oct
common
Pacific
Railway
Aircraft Inc
.
49 %
51%
401
33%
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2674
277b
785
22% Feb
29
Sep
20
(Un)
13%.
13%
250
12
15
Jun
5
1,311
26% Mar
14% Feb
37 4
3%
3%
66,885
200
17% July
Oceanic Oil Co
1
2%
2%
3
4,425
2
Feb
39%
514
32
42
Ohio
•
40
40
41%
384
29
Jan
760
6%
85c
a
Jan
5
17!«
5,375
Sep
Sep
974 Aug
Sep
34%
Jan
43'A
530
»
preferred
preferred
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21
797
9%
1
1
Power
Co
American
554
54%
9%
i
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Oil
9%
27 3 b
53
l
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Niagara
Norris
26 7 b
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Gypsum Co
39%
99c
Oct
Sep
l
—
(Un)
17 Vb
12%
Jan
10
Co
2,319
96c
Mar
26%
35%
2
Co
33
11%
Aug
*
Cement
36%
99c
Jan
34
Feb
b
3274
11%
3c
Sep
Feb
July
Jan
2c
35%
Apr
45
Jun
Sen
p. lo
33
Jan
2.65
1.35 May
69%
35%
27
July
Sep
lc
Feb
1,804
68c
18%
Jan
66%
Jan
277'4
12%
65%
35c
130
74%
Jan
17,591
31
362
Sep
July
Apr
49c
a37% a38 %
46c
2c
45 %
3%
Oct
24%
Apr
10 %
72 %
31.%
33%
'
5474
Oct
1,948
2c
Natomas
182
37%
72 %
Jan
22 3
New England Electric Svstem
N Y Central RR Co (Un i
200
Jan
33%
31%
Sep
1,119
44c
Apr
30%
"4
227b
Sep
5%
717b
227a
13
673
37
31%
31
117,.
1,550
70
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
5
36 %
62 %
227a
257b
54 7«
37
(Un).—
29%
5%
21
37%
62
Jan
39
*
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Jan
11%
937
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& Light
Jan
60%.
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52 7 „
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Jan
57a
62
52%
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1
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60%
.27%
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527 b
29
317b Aug
34% Mar
27%
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3674
lUni
Chemical
Diablo
12% Sep
757a Oct
Jan
67
26% Sep
37% Mar
440
Jan
Inc
Montgomery Ward & Co
Montrose
8
429
Sep
Chemical
Power
5,360
28%
Co
Utilities
Power
Monsanto
Oct
12%
757b
*
(On)
Development
94
26
inc
South
12
757 b
27%
12%
30
Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
45%
Sep
Petroleum
Co
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33%
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Oct
Sep
210
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
Manufacturing
Merchants
56
37% Feb
25o
Sep
29!
325
.10
Oct
29%
56
241
(Un)_*-
10%
251
55
3
2'/2
31
Co IncCtTn »
53
12%
May
7%
16%o
Navigation Co
&
Feb
2% July
774 Jan
2
—
*
1
...
;
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200
500
100
Co
Jan
2%
2%
10
674
2%
2!a
4
40%
Feb
Oct
59!4 Sep
*
(Uni
Cement
Star
28%
15%
99
Jan
1
396
136
Jan
34
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435
1,510
Sep
76 >/4
1,506
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Aircraft
988
1.797
14 %
816
58 %
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Corp of&America
Industries
Lockheed
53
20
Jan
99%
57
25
Libby McNeill & Libby common
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un i
36%
94
14%
96! 4
10
10%
56%
13?b
99
57%
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co
Co
Menasco
40
14
•
2%
Copper (Un)
County Land Co
55% July
36% Sep
165
36%
1
9
——
Matson
375
126! 2
49
50c
(Un)
Mining Co
Co
Sep
14% Sep
a
198
Feb
14%
Electronics
Oil
54
48 3 a
4%
41%
2 1/12
Jan
49!
I5
56% May
701/4 Feb
8%
(Un)
48%
—
130
340
—2.50
common
46 %
___♦
94%
44%
4
13%
Development Co common—.
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69 34
94%
14%
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National Biscuit Co
5
25
—7%
Martin
12 %
173;;
120
59c
Jan
8!a
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M J M & M Oil Co
12%
49%
66 3 4
30C
44%
1
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94
29 !b
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Stores
Hawaiian
Hilton
3
A
Sep
53 3iv
■
4,850
•
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24%
-
257:i
May
48c
2»
Hartfield
45%
5474
Oct
3 1/2
48c
1
(Un)
Co
Oil
81%
_
,
39%
Jan
—-
Aircraft Engr
Grumman
4%
—
331
19% Aug
Apr
2%
(Un)
Ry
Corp
57%
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Apr
29 %
465
10
57!:!
15 Va
529
245
510
49%
.
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1,315
3%
1%
20%
36
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18%
39%
53%
Great Western Financial Corp
2-25 Aug
3%
53
14%
1
44
Jan
17%
Co
Feb
*
naee
61
37%
4
Oil Co Ltd class A
July
46% Sep
18
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1%
Chem
Jan
370
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1.95
20
Erie Railroad Co (Un)
see
23%
145
3
Emporium Capwell Co
footnotes
2,548
44%
5
Electric Auto-Lite Co (Un)
Electrical Products Corp
•or
28%
44%
__
l3/a
Oil &
10%
55%.
1
Natural Gas
27 jb
27 3 4
1
Lakes
16!n
05%
I_io
(Un)
45 34 May
27,975
Northern
Eastern Air Lines (Un.)
El
25
•
1
Co(Un)
610
3
735
11% May
44 % Jan
50c
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61
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42
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deNemours
61
2%
2,563
♦
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Sep
Graliam-Paige Corp (Un i_
Granite City Steel Co (U11)—;—„ -12.50
14%
I_i
Industries
43%
#
357:.
180
1
937
29%
39%
.
20%
964
7.50
Douglas Aircraft Co
Douglas Oil Co of Calif
Chemical
(Un
35%
5
Dorr-Oliver
Eastman
24% Mar
52
1
Class B
DuMont
241
14%
50c
(Walt) Productions
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)
duPont
35%
14%
Grande RR fUni
Disney
Dow
.
1
(Un)
(Un)
Rio
DiGiorgio Fruit
Dresser
_
5
(Un)
com
Co
&
14
■
—.
20%
50c
Cudahy Packing Cor(Un»
Curtis
Ri
20
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51%
5
44%
44%
44% Mar
53
Apr
50% Sep
,'6- Jan
:
567.4
Aug
2
21 3b
(Un)_12%
43%
5
24
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Crucible Steel Cc
Jdn
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—,i-
Jan
25
40%
23%
9
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105
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Jan
342
10c
24
50c
;
38%
1,279
.10
Humor Co of Calif
Good
23
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Co
525
52%
26%
1
23 7 b
5
43%
52%
5
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5%
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Kennecott
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(Un)
Refining
Company
43%
52%
Brewing Co
Oct
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y (Un)_
Jrane
43%
Products Corp
Gladden
Oct
common
Crestmont
Apr
Sep
-
Jan
1
Corn
(Un)____
9%
*
(Uni,
Sep
21
Jan
1
1274
*
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49
Jun
4
4
23%
class A_2.50
Electrodynamics Corp
(Un)
Jan
14
Company
Jan
25
Continental Can Co
33 7«
Gillette
Feb
Coppermines '
Sep
500
Getty Oil Co common
Feb
Commonwealth Edison
10,801
Oct
Oct
70%
375
—
87b
.10
49
67%
10%
1
Co
6%
2.50
Apr
2.40
49%
Jan
Jan
57 %
118
15
1
13%
(Un)
1,748
19,383
—5
315
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4-
68
5%
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15
Corp
Georgia
,
—l«l' :
—
1,541
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Sep
5%
(Un>
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General Tire & Rubber Co
8%
1
1
B
Co
Sep
15
(Un)—
12%
Columbia Gas System
Commercial
Solvents
Oil
!4
5%
*
Service
23%
1
Continental
40'/2
10c
Corp
8%
^
(Un)
18
Feb
46%
Public
12%
:
■
25
Motors
Jan
24%
48%
Paint
Loriilard
Consol
9%
986
22% Aug
817 a
21%
817ii
21
7974
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Continental
1.595
39%
1%
General
12!i>
Corp
Consolidated
17%
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Oct
Jun
67%
2174
Chrysler Corp
Class
16%
CO CO «-
47'/2
7-%
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp com
Kaiser Industries
(Un)—
Broadcast Syst.
57
Jan
66%
•
Cities Service Co (Un)
Columbia
19 Vb Aug
Feb
38
66%
___
—1
1
com
Jan
3974
68
7&Aug
171,
Chicago Rock Island & Pac (Un)
Clary
39 %
1,155
30%
(Un)—
Colorado Fuel & Iron
261
18%
6
1
RR
54%
1%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Milw
21% Feb
20%
6%
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Charter Oil Co Ltd
Chic
19
Sep
38
30'«
Corp
Aircraft
Vouglrt
425
Jan
23
20
2
Celanese Com of America——
& Refining
860
25
Certain-teed Products Corp
Champion Oil
38
18!'a
—
10c
.—..
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(Un)_.
Case (J I) & Co (Un)
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Instruments
15
1,243
10%
International
54%
54%
1%
Corp
Cenco
1,556
3,291
50
C7Tb
Goodrich
36%
6
Railway
47%
18%
49%
1
Goodyear
84
Packing Corp.
Pacific
46%
18%
49%
9
(U11)—
Sep
37%
Canada
Canadian
Sep
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Electric Co
Foods
Int'l
Dry Corp <Un)
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co
Canadian Homestead Oil Ltd
10% Sep
69
Exploration Co of Calif.
Corp (Un;—
General Motors Corp com
General
General
General
Aug
87b Aug
2574
43
5
—5.50
Calaveras Cement Co__
California
Oct
Apr
Jan
Oct
Glidden
15
•—-
California
6%
Jan
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Aug
17
.
-
—
15
177a
34 % Mar
Aug
46%
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4874
21
19 %
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47%
615
65%
60% Sep
12%
1
—
38
Jan
487 b
—■:
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Corp
26%
3971 Apr
12% Feb
Sep
1%
(Un)—'
Co
'
4374
05%
——15
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
5
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc;—
10
Budd Comoany
5
Budget Finance Plan common
60c
preferred
;
10
Bunker Hill Co (Un)
-——2.50
Burlington Industries Inc (Un)_
1
Burroughs Corp
*
Borden
36% Jan
Oct
247 a
40c
—2
.
(Un)__
Airplane Co
Boeing
35%
23%
5c
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Mammoth
Black
1,077
9
5%
——2
Blue Diamond Corp
2,937
230
3 ',*!!
3%
7%
(Un)
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Co.—...-—:
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23%
68 %
Apr
Great
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7%
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7%
37a
8.7 a
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7%
(Un)
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38%.
25%
2574 Jul
100
103
5%
Inc
Corp
Inc
Cons
Benguet
39%
59 %
1
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Apr
2,254
1,654
171/4
10%
67
Aug
100
Co
Co
Sep
Jun
89
297b
*
Ohio BR (Uli)
&
Petroleum
Banditti
19374
55:,»
39 \\
Ealdwin-Lima-Hamilion Corp (Un)—1!)
Securities «Uni_:
1®
Bankline Oil
Feb
Oct
35
—
—
(Un)
Jan
70.
48%
57%
10
1
(Un)
1677b
455
14% Mar
30%
Baldwin
Baltimore
.
Jan
36
2,737
li88% a90%
....
(Un)
Mfg Corp
192
190
190 'A
60
(Un)
Warrants
i
a89%
5
(Un)
-1
Goods Corp
.——-1
Dry
Corp
Avco
5,180
Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
Atlas
20%
47%
i
Chemical Corp—*
(Un)
Armour & Co (111) (Un)
Ashland Oil & Refining
Associated
19%
47%
20!
Corp (Un)A
•
American Smelting «fe Refining (Un)—•
American Tel & Tel Co
100
American Tobacco Co (Un)
25
American Viscose Corp (Un)
—25
Anaconda
(The) Co (Un)—
——»0
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp (Un)—.10
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
(Uni
-5
Arkansas Louisiana Gas (Un).—
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Steel
23%
10%
i
Apr
General
Armco
22
23%
Sep
14
General
11 *-4
I
Inc
American Radiator & S 8
Aug
38%
55
24:!«
&
49
Jan
1,295
24%
Motors
Jan
1,867
American
Potash
37%
21
General Dynamics Corp
American
Aug
186
59%
49%
American
20
49
19
20% Sep
Feb
(Un)
Apr
49
Feb
585b
Jan
42 !b
Electronics
15%
21
13%
773
American
21
3,262
583«
804
49%
American Factors Ltd
33
677
19%
-1
20! 2
American & Foreign Power
600
38%
—^
b
49%
Theatres (Un)_l
Can Co (Un)
12 60
Cement preferred
26
Cyanamid Co (Un;
—10
American
41%
Co
197
General
American Bdcast-Para
American
May
May
7% May
41% Aug
19 !'4
1
Ci
5i<j Jan
Oct
24"i
1,400
15
13
38%
2
—
6%
High
9% Feb
7% Jan
41%
—
10
Co
—
100
230
19%
1
(The)
Corp—.—
Dairies
Foremost
Frlden
Chem
&
11%
38%
5
—
Flying Tiger Line Inc
(Un>——3
Bosch Arma Corp
•
III—2
Corp
Low
12
6%
5
—
„
Paper Prod com
First amer ica
Range Since Jan. 1
High
11%
—
1
Fargo Oils Ltd——
Shares
12
—-
1
(Un;_
Eng. «te Airpiane
_1
Aluminium
American
Jan
44%
68 %
Alleghany Corp common
Wan ants
(Un'
American
44%. Aug
14%
300
83c
83C
Co (Un «
Juneau
Alaska
38% May
1,235
(JO
13%
14%
—
Corp
Reduction
Aeco
Air
165
22%
65
ACP Wrigley
44%
21%
44%
Inc (Uin.—25
Stores Inc (Un) ——2.o0
Laboratories
5
Industries
ACT
High
Low
High
Falrchild
Low
—1
>
class A
Max & Co
Factor,
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
for Week
Par
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Sales
Ran^e
of Prices
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
Week's
Last
stocks
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
37%
Sep
Jun
Jan
12% Sep
Jun
1.20 Sep
Oahu
Sugar Co Ltd
Occidental
Oil
Petroleum
;
Co (Un)
Ola'a Sugar Co Ltd
Olin
(Un)
(Unt
Mathieson Chemical Corp..
20c
20
5%
4%
5%
271
5
387b
37%
39%
2,026
May
1.50 Jan
37a Mar
32%
Apr
4% Sep
3% July
43
Aug
574 Oct
43
Jan
Volume
Number 5783
188
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1423)
39
J2P
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
-
Friday
STOCKS
r
Par
„
Pacific
Cement
&
Pacific Clay Products
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific
.
1st
pfd_—
5% red 1st pfd class
4.80% red 1st pfd
4.50£>
4.36%
red
A
54%
'
190
57
57%
■
4,345
30%
30%
30%
27%
—
,
Indemnity Co——4,
Pacific Industries Inc
Lighting Corp
a24Y4 a24%
_100
United
Aircraft
41
Sep
United
Canso
58%
Jun
United
Cuban
33%
30%
Apr
United
Fruit
Apr
United
Gas
Sep
26%
Jan
United
Park
23%
4%
;
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•
4%
520
.
48
49%
85c
1.05
18%
20
3,500
16,760
138% 139%
225
■>;
—
56%
Jan
24%
100
230
58%
3,703
-
Seo-
Sep
21% Aug
21% Sep
50
Jan
3% Aug
40%
Jan
Plywood Corp—
23%
58%
6
49
Oct
Apr
22
Aug
118%
Jan
141
Sep
Victor Equipment
Washington
Westates
Apr
44
*
109%
110
526
541/2
Jan
110
Sep
Pioneer
Mill
Ltd
Co
Inc
Pure
Co
Oil
Republic
(Un)
630
38%
Apr
Jan
13%
Feb
870
26%
8,159
aG3% a(>7%
S03
1
33%
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18%
18
10
0
111
1,100
33
37
38%
—
4.6 %
46%
22
22 %
954
7%
7%
7%
84
224
22
T,n
38
Oct
Feb
54
61 %
150
46%
Feb
63% Aug
20%
20%
507
48%
47%
49%
19
Jun
Jan
57% Aug
4%
130
226
23% Aug
42% Jan
21%
771
2
21
100
30-%
1,722
20% Sep
28% Aug
2% Feb
23% Jan
29%
30%
24
47%
25
32% July
55% Sep
4%
4%
3,230
321%
32%
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54%
__
55%
55%
3.6I7
:p
Jan
25%
21%
Feb
4%
Sep
375
351/4
444
33%
Apr
50% Sep
36% July
21
130
20
Sep
21
19%
20%
6,075
6%
35%
497/,
35
21
49%
35%
30%
7%
495^
__
20%
1,280
Jan
Jan
17% May
4% May
Oct
21% Aug
7% Aug
22%
22
23%
760
10
Jan
23%
a56%
a54%
a57
209
42%
Jan
54
55%
54%
56%
9 712
43%
Feb
56%
(Un)
Sep
48%
47%
48%
819
35%
Feb
49% Aug
58%
57%
59%
2.761
47%
Feb
59%
56
55%
16%
5
17%
10
Co
16%
-1
(Un)
81%
1
(Un)
1
(Un)
45%
16%
850
15%
17%
18%
2,897
19
Co
Inc
81%
81%
171
61
Feb
484
32%
Feb
44%
9%
10,313
26%
3%
3%
1,740
36%
2001
30%
Jan
44%
45%
1,090
33%
Jan
.
1,373
3
Transit
Co
common
10
Jan
20%
3% Aug
21 %
130
32
32%
4,543
25% Mar
14
Airlines
Tri-Continental Corp
Inc
;
Union
Carbide
Electric
Co
Union
(Un)
Corp,
Union
Oil Co of Calif
(Un)
Union Pacific Ry Co
(Un)
15%
Jan
"26%
Sep
894
15%
Jan
27
1,035
55%
Jun
67%
Sep
Sep
3,000
11c
Feb
20c
Aug
235
15%
Jan
28"
Oct
542
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■
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48Ya
7%
__
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4874
37
Jan
77%
520
5
Mar
124
,
28
124
265
72
Apr
,
49% July
77/a Sep
132
Sep
Week'®
Range
for Week
of Prices
Share®
Low
191
35
High
21%
21%
88%
91 %
189% 192%
3174
35
1
Range Since Jam. 1
Low
-
57
1,388
3,629
420
36%
6%
37
43%
—
13%
65
7%
2,327
6%
659
17
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16Ya May
65 Ya Jan
16774 Jan
24 Ya Jan
2974
22
36
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3874 Aug
14Yo Sep
7Ya July
Jan
974 Jun
5Yi Apr
13% Jan
35%
Sep
91Y4 Sep
195% Scp>
17 Ya
Jan
Sep
47 Ya
Sep
!3Yo
Apr
8Ya Jun
Oct
5874
44 Y»
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312
46%
Feb
5574 Aug
34 Ya
Jan
Electric
4174 July
35 %
33 Ye
35 Ya
523
26%
Jail
35%
43
43
4074 Jan
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Finanoe
Class
of
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General
Battery
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10
10
Lehigh
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5
47%
45%
47 Ya
820
3774
Jan
4774
2
18%
18%
18%
1,396
15 Yu
Jan
19 Y4
1.66%
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46
49Yo
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5
3574
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36%
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21 Ya
Jan
220
22%
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&
34%
35
22%
22%
25
1074
1074
247
10
Apr
12
Jun
3074
3174
503
3074
Oct
36%
Jan
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68
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675
37
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—
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10
Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Electric
70 Yt
Aug
4974
Jun
16Ya
17
5,103
1174
Apr
17
42%
4374
4,456
37 Yo
Jan
20 74
2 0 74
93
20%
Oct
43% July
20Yo Oct
474
Jan
Sep
774
8%
3,953
21 Ya
22 Yo
3,445
12Yi Jan
2274
237a
2,011
21%
Jan
26 Yo
1474
24Yi
1474
34Ya
34
35
858
50
2174
2174
22Yt
•
69 V4
69
70 Yo
2074
2074
1
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__
2174
3
common
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com
Reading Co common
Scott Paner Co
•
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__
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Gas
Lab
33YjC
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•
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—
United Gas Improvement
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13 Ya
common
*
26
8Y1 Aug
1174 Jan
Sep
Jun
1574 July
2974
.Tan
36%
668
19 Yo
Jun
2374
Sop
693
56
Feb
71
Aug
453
16%
Jan
21 Ya
Jun
Jun
64 %
8974
92
616
5974
Jan
92 y4
July
3674
—
5
Co
Washington Gas
Oct
May
49
4274
*
10
Corp
%
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41V* Jan
•
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10
United
165
2,295
4574
16%
Pn*nrnne VIortHc Power
Jersey
6674
47Ya
50
common
preference
Oil
2,844
66
46 74
•
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Philco Corp
Sun
Sep
10%
3074
1
Rights
South
Oct
23
1G%0
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
Kline
3674
38 V4 May
1474 May
1
Inc_„
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;
15% May
3374 Jan
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Smith
1
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Co
16Yt
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&
16 %
1
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Public
Sep
Sep
Aug
1674 Aug
49Y4 Sep
Co
Pennrnad
$1
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Dairies
Acceptance
Martin
Oct
Bait—
at
non-voting
38 Ya
361
2574
Jan
38 Yo
Sep
03%
64%
546
5874 May
68%
Jan
8Ya
8Y4
600
6 74
Jan
44 Ya
44
45
929
3474
Jan
874 Aug
4574 July
—
44
45Ya
889
34
Jan
4674 Aug
,,
81
81 Ya
5,500
87Ya
87%
73%
1,300
—
BONDS
Baltimore
5s
Transit
Co 4s
series
A—1975
A
series
674 'v
inc
1975
subord
debs,
1977
—
%
Jan
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale l'l lre
37% Aug
45% Oct
Par
21% July
32% Sep
Allegheny Ludlum Steel—
Apollo Industries Inc
Armstrong Cork Co
1
950
7374 Apr
74
ar
Apr
87
63%
Apr
76
Juti
Ya
Jan
78
Oct,
Blaw-Knox
23%
Sep
Columbia
Gas
16%
Sep
31
Duquesne
31%
2,360
19%
Jan
32 %
Sep
28% Aug
Duquesne
Brewing Co of Pgh
Light Co
25
26
145
20
2)%
21%
21%
425
3
2C%
26%
27%
1,662
14% '
Jan
7% Jan
22
May
23
287a
Sep
Sep
Co
Habrison
Walker
Refractories
(Joseph)
Co
Brewing Co
1,014
11%
Jun
14% Aug
Pittsburgh
37%
38 %
984
28%
Jan
27%
1.984
13%
Jan
32
1,290
22%
Jan
111 111%
935
84%
Apr
Engineering
Fdry
30%
326
27%
Jan
32% July
47%
48%
3,686
41
Jan
54%
Jun
31%
31%
24%
Jan
31%
Sep
Westinghouse
Glass
31 Ya
Apr
46 74
474
300
474
Sep
674
30 Ya
201
22%
Jan
33
Aug
34%
3474
Feb
20%
21
23%
35
Sep
Jan
21
Oct
674
Jan
8
10
40 Ya
39%
40 Ya
133
3474
Jan
—8.50
7%
4074
50
209
16
July
4174 Aug
Yi
282
2674
Jan
35Yi
Oct
40 34
4074
80
307a
Feb
4274
Sep
35%
36%
75
29 7a Mar
*36%
Sep
34%
35
3Y4
Jun
80 Y4
Aug
Mar
27 Ys
Sep
157
2274 Jan
2974
310
12
Jan
16
Sep
Sep
4
Apr
2074
1874
Jan
2674 Aug
55%
Jun
68
3%
925
274
7774
78 Ya
75
6774
2674
2674
78
22
2874
2974
1574
1574
1774
20 Ya
1,775
25%
2574
110
65To
68
414
3
2974
5
20 Ya
10
12.50
Corp
Oct
Jun
874
1
common
Electric
20
774
5
Co
Westinghouse Air Brake
2,137
S
4674
5
&
High
Low
High
46 Ya
10
30%
U
Range Si-nee Jan. 1
Shares
774
21
common—2.50
Rockwell-Standard Corp —;
United
Sales
for Week
Range
774
—
*
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Plymouth Oil Corp
34
38% Sep
29% Aug
34% Sep
Week'®
of t'riocs
5
10
Equitable Gas Co
Home
26%
Sep
uly
30
10
.
System
28%
111%
J
474
1
Apr
Feb
73
Low
4674
I—5
30
78
__
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Sep
15% Mar
__
540
26
1,389
56
10
Oct
25%
25
55%
40%
1,120
48
60%
39%
2,222
10
Jan
53%
3,962
29
44%
40%
16%
33%
100
54%
23%"
1
60%
Delaware Power & Light common—lSYa
Duquesne Light Co
10
15%
•
Sep
60%
1,011
74%
14%
13%
12%
21%
1
Jan
12%
78
,5
23%
10%
12%
26%
(Un)
Warrants (Un)
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
19 % May
725
15c
25
15%
1
Realty to Const Co
Transamerica Corp "Ex dist"
380
13%
28
R
22%
2
Tishman
22
12%
25%
1.80
Corn
27% July
3% Sep
20%
10
21%
25%
G6%
1
common
Co
Sep
Feb
32
„
Sep
—
90%
"nmnnnv
84% Sep
44%
8%
21%
1
Feb
1.20
—
13
•
;
Feb
May
8% Mar
—,
—G.50
50c
(Un)
common
45%
•
Co
25
Sulphur
Apr
54c
Sep
13% May
5
(Un)
Aug
34
Apr
Feb
1
Transmission
13
463
1
57% Aug
36
3%
25
7.50
43% Mar
26%
f %
1
Petroleum
17
710
21%
Curtis Publishing Co,
Oct
553
43 %"
—5
.
B'Trtri
Oct
7
57-
1,966
36%
100
Electric
% July
10
(Un)
(Un)
(The)
Jan
34%
29
N J
Jun
47% July
,*
Svlvania Electric Products
World
Apr
6%
(Un)
Tidewater Oil
Apr
15%
49%
21
1
(Ind)
International
Thriftimart
52%
647
1,767
24
•
(Un)__
Bunray Mid-Continent Oil
Gutf
Jan
18%
55%
21%
,25
Studebaker Packard
Textron Inc
Sep
47%
—
21%
1
2,287
21%
54%
„
25
California
Baltimore
Sep
17% July
45
18%
__
110
12%
36
—,10
Oct
10:1/,
32
,—25
Instruments
Gas
Aug
1,378
1,224
2
Inc
of
(Ohio)
Corp
OCl
6,625
•
Stanley Warner Corp
Co
Aug
18
fl
Chemical
8
45
6U0
Sterling Drug Inc
10% July
84
22
_25
of
Apr
Feb
43%
54%
105
12'4
36
10c
Homasote Co
20%
16%
28
Oct
July
12%
1
Aug
17%
59%
22
12.50
.
Sep
43%
IB
Jan,
1
3di'-
% Mar
19%
12
1
23%
1
8
G)
4
59%
150
*
10
General Motors Corp
Gimbel Brothers
+
Hecht (The) Co common,,
3
18
;
4%
22
10
Ton
25'
22
*
Jan
17%
408
84
__
Co
Co
Oil
Sep
Sep
-2.50
common
Oil
39
46 Vq
970
41% May
2.50
Tel
&
Campbell Soup
Foremost
Jan
2,016
Tel
Citv
Ford
Jaii
8%
Jan
1
Corporation
Apr
18%
33%
30
36%
5
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Apr
337/B
8
Oct
22% May
642
*
common
Atlantic
22
1% July
Steel
Arundel
24%
2,469
33%
—
Sep
170
■
£%
—_1
(A
2
16%
Jan
33%
2*
Jan
%
1
22
Alan Wood
Sep
13
(Un)
Oil
Oct
24%
20%
Sperry-Rand Corp
Standard
407/a
13
Service
Standard
Sep
i.n
20% Jan
21% July
20% Jan
20%
Co
Co
Sep
18%
600
(Un)
Oil
Sep
30%
Feb
417
(Un)
Brands
35%
Apr
10%
1,203
Southern Calif Gas Co pfd series A_,25
Southern Calif Petroleum
2
Standard
Jan
23%
40%
37%
2,525
Par
Chrvsler
205
22%
»
Oct
34%Aug
179
23%
1
Jan
Mar
a32
.—..I
Public
80c
.13%
23%
22%
1
Southwestern
Oct
24 %
'40%
1.40
Southern Railway Co
15%
3,534
,_1
:
11% May
34
,,
Apr
40%
1
American Stores Co—
American
11%
—20
—
Sep
Sep
320
40%
(Un)
preferred
preferred
64%
48%
23%
Sep
28
40
Sale l'rlce
90%
Jan
5
July
7
40%
Last
Jan
J°n
10
(Uu)
preferred
conv pfd,.
Tennessee
__
j
45
Jan
-
30
Friday
64
Apr
750
80% Oct
Feb
5 %
2,860
-
_
Sep
307/8 Aug
29
STOCKS
Oct
24
2.855
33%
1''
100
(Un)
Oct
37%
48%
Jan
39%
715
(Un)
25%
99c
Sep
96% July
29 % Oct
45%
37%
(Un)
43%
56
32 %
35%
Exploration
Jan
25
—
Jan
29%
25c
8% Jan
32% Jan
493
43%
33%
Co—
Standard
800
27 %
Philadelphia - Baltimore Stock Exchangt
Aug
7% Aug
62
Sep
29% July
723
.
15%
Southern Calif Edison Co common
Warrants
99c
90%
29%
15%
Co
Bros
S8c
2,495
*
89 %
15%
Sinclair Oil Corn (Un)
Marchant
&
15%'
1,115
28%
29%
Ry (Un)
Bacony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Co
90%
10
(Un)
Pacific
14%
98c
5
20 g
Smith-Corona
Spiegel Inc
15%
7.50
Aircraft
86
*
.
Shell Transport & Trading N Y shrs
Siegler Corp
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Trans
all
5,324
1
Co
Water Co
Texas Co
Oct
61 %
27%
83
42
51%
710
common
1
200
61%
43%
Oil Co
Texas
41
2,100
7
28%
(U11)—
Incomorated
Oil
Feb
Jun
2,195
jf;
•
W)
Co.
Apr
Sep
41
—20
Finance
Roebuck &
TXL
22
25
1
Industries
Swift
21V8
(F
Sep
31 %
-
39% Sep
Jan
42%
(Un)
Co (Un)
Francisco
Schering Corp
Sunset
14%
30% Apr
7
10
5%
preferred
_=
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Stauffer
Radio Corp
27%
pfd;—
cum
Statham
Cab
Zenith
25%
Regis Paper Co (Un)
Diego Gas & Elec com—
Standard
Yellow
Oct
43%
San
Spalding
Oct
40%
575
1.66%
Louis-San
Southern
59 %
Feb
28%
Joseph Lead (Un)
Southern
Jan
Woolworth
Sep
40
1,794
7
'(Un)
45%
13
n65
Oil
Inc
Co
29 %
38%.
—
Basin
to
505
2,948
42%
:
com
Williston
Wilson
10%
•
Union
1,106
21%
80%
42
1
Telegraph (Un)
Westing-house Air Brake (Un)
Wesungnouse Elec Corp (Un)
May
Jun
Apr
130
,
1% Aug
8%
26%
•
729
79
Ry Co—
Oct
33%
'
372
6%
Stores
19%
21%
80%
Jan
421
Jan
_1
14% Feb
37%
—
1
Inc
St
4.247)
37%
36%
<-
42
.
Oct
48 %
18
36%
Jan
50% Aug
35% Sep
1
Aug
57%
Feb
Oct
1
(Un)
St
4.48%
59%
40%
Jan
15
^,2.50
Foods Inc—
Stores
4.78%
58%
39%
45%
36%
1
W Fine
4.32%
—
10
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Solar
59 74
13
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Shell
570
41
Oil Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Shasta
19%
8
Richfield
8ervel
18%
_—50c
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Rice Ranch Oil Company
Bears
Sep
19%
*—50c
Seaboard
22%
473
Corp
Reynolds Metals Co
8clietiley
Jan
510
(Un)
Drug Inc Co
S5.60
12%
2,297
Oil
Revlon Inc
St
1,166
15
1
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Bafewav
22*4
8
Republic Steel Corp
and
21%
Oct
57%
41%
V_
27%
1% Sep
1
Jan
103
•
6%
Insurance (Un.)
Inc,—i__
Lines
Western
56%
47%
40%
\
.—5
Power
Life
Air
Dept
Jan
15
40%
38
2,060
38%
Sep
31% Aug
68% July
Sep
% July
715
*
41%
1%
3,000
10%
37%
•
204
-
•
1%
10
16%
(Un)
Coast
Pacific
37
54%
•
West
Western
1,118
45%
1%
~~
<
1,50
(Un)__
(Raphaeli
Western
56%
47%
35
__
5
America (Un)
Petroleums
Sep
80%
55%
57%
Pictures
Reiter-Foster
S
Jan
•
(Un)
(Un)
Radio Corp of America (Un>
Rayonier Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Rexall
Jan
51%
,3
:
4% July
2.00
398
5
Co
Western
2,954
5
Timber,
17
25 % May
4
33%
34%
1
Co_
Water
Preferred
Apr
a86
__
?
Sep
Sep
&
Jan
3%
—
20
99%
Weill
11%
a83%
56%
21%
19%
4
3
_
82% Jan
a83%
12.50
(Un)
Puget Sound Pulp &
Pullman
1
1
988
48%
656
•
10
Co
Vanadium Corp of
%
1
_
Oil
Sugar
15is
%
%
l
common
63
158
43%
"
Oct;
Parke, Davis & Co
332
Consol
Utah-Idaho
Sep
Sep
1,040 :
Fob
..
16-14
1.05
13%
17
Inc
(Un>
Feb
31%
97
Industries
Universal
Sep
% Sep
463
23%
53
62%
'
1
U S Smelting Refin & Min
(Unl,
U S Steel Corp common,.
:
Jan
2,594
16%
Jan
(Un)_
Rubber
43%
23%
Co
S
21%
93%
22%
10
Mines
&
43%
—
1,347
(Un)__
S
20%
—
30%
._ioo
U
43%
*
50
,33Y30
29%
Ltd,—,
:
U
21%.
(J C) Co (Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)—
Pepsi-Cola, (Un)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp
(Un)
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Gas
U
.1
Penney
Jan
30%
•
65c
Jan
15%
5
"
Jan
High
1,010
10
Inc
City
Low
37%
Co
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
High
37%
(Un)
24% Jan
1
•
&
Oil
Low
Shares
37%
Inc
Corp
Oil
for Week
of Prices
12.50
26% Jan '
27%
Pan American World Airways (Un)
Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)
(Un)_.
Lines
Aug
225
205
Air
Sale®
Range
par
common—
Jan
30
22%
21%
Sugar
Aug
48%
23%'
57%
19%
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Jun
23%
1.05
1
29%
22%
'4%
3374c
Jan
24%
4874
Oil & Gas Development
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
22%
750
58%
common
Pacific
Oct
United
24 34
21%
10
2
Union
27
pfd__,—_—25
1st
Sep
16%
llo
—.
' •"
_
12%
Jan
24%
a24%
.
Jan
9%
27%
22 la
J—,,,,25
506
High
9
-
27%
.
—
25
—
Pacific
Pacific
54%
1,759
57%
25
25
1st pfd—
red
29%
25
1st preferred
574%
1st preferred
red
28%
25
common
6%
5</o
29%
6,237
Week's
Last.
^
Sale Price
_
639
'
25
—_—
Electric
Gas &
16%
8
10
LOW
12%
14%
.
Range Since Jan. 1
-High
12%
—
a.*
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
16%
»
Aggregates
OCTOBER 3
Sales
for Week
: Low
Fisheries,——.-—5
American
Pacific
Week's
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
>
,
66%
Jan
Feb
.
Oct
Sep
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER
STOCK*
Last
Sale Prlee
Par
Abltibi Power to
Paper common
4%% preferred
Exchange
Acadia-Atlantic
Sugar
Algoma Steel—
For
footnotes
nave
Range
•f Price®
for Week
Shares
High
33%
35
5,135
25
24%
24%
2474
768
*
974
9%
9%
400
35
5,720
44
35
34
Range Since Jan. 1
1«w
34%
»
Aluminum
Hlgb
2474
Jan
35
Oct
23r
Jan
25
Jun
8% July
227*
Sep
of
Can
4%
pfd
4%^
preferred
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd
Argue Corp Ltd common
$2.40 preferred
10% May
$2.50 preferred
Asbestos Corp
35
Atlas Steels
Sep
Sale®
for Week
Range
r
High
Ltd
30%
3174
11,964
29
50
23
23
23
375
600
45
45 Ya
50
5 1 74
5 1 74
35
#0
40
41
125
2574
2,415
•
50
50
•
*
2574
24%
High
Low
30%
45
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
*
Ltd
Co.
Week's
of Price®
Low
Par
Aluminium
Sales
•
common
see
Week'®
T-nw
Last
Sale Price
Pri««« 8h®w* Ar® Expressed in Canadian Dollar®
Friday
Friday
3
STOCKS
Montreal Stock
3174 Aug
Jan
25
Apr
2274
Jan
23 Ya
Sep
5374
45
Jun
45 74 Aug
52
Sep
Jan
44
Feb
38
14
an;
Jan
2574
56 Ya
Oct
Aug
55
55
55 Ya
200
4574
45 74
45 74
4674
Jun
33Ys
3274
3374
70
3,165
33 Ya
22%
2274
23
670
2374
Sep
Sep
(1424)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, October 6, 1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Bank
Montreal
Bank
f
ol
ol
Nova
49
52 %
6,616
38%
69'A
1,262
51
Jan
10
47
46
47
700
35
3i y8
35
1,082
45 Vs
45%
270
25
1
Beasillan Traction Light A Power——•
American Bank Note Co
•
5%
Oil common
.—•
Columbia. Elec Co—
4ft cum red pfd—
100
4%%
preferred
.—100
4 Yz%
preferred
-—50
5ft
preferred
50
4lAft preferred
50
5 Ms 5*
preferred
50
Bgtish Columbia Forest Product*—
5%
44%
6,864
26
Apr
54 V2 July
3.50
Feb
5.75
44'/2
Oct
44%
Sep
Ontario
class
B
Jan
Jan
97
May
Penmans
Oct
47
May
41
240
40 'A
50%
165
2,255
8Va, Jan
Oct
Jun
46%
48*/2 Jan
12%
Feb
42
42 %
5,110
42%
471
12%
3,010
2.00
2.00
2.00
500
1.75 Mar
39 %
41
435
36% Jan
45
76%
78
875
62 y2
Jan
Jan
44% Mar
Jan
12%
Canada Iron Foundries common
4% ft
preferred
343/4
1C
33%
Jan
721
24%
Feb
28%
33%
604
26% Jaq
155
Jan
80
85
Jan
25%
39%
100
127/8
12%
15
12%
25
97
39
Malting 4 Ms % pfd
26
Canada Steamship common-,
•
5% preferred
12.50
Caagda Wire & Cable Co Ltd class B_*
Canadian Bank of Commerce
It
Canadian Breweries common
*
2,260
97
25 %
Canada
15
33%
Oct
23
common
25 Va
Jan
1,070
11%
4.25
4.25
300
25%
26
940
20
ADr
27
Feb
95
95
50
95
Oct
98
A
al4% al4%
163/4
17
125
3,205
Apr
2.80 Apr
13 y2
Apr
14%
Feb
17% Sep
28 %
Jan
33
32
32
33
150
63/4
6%
2,100
4.80 Mar
a3.00
a3.00
100
4.25
4.25
400
3.25 Apr
4.25 Oct
11
11
135
8
9
2,985
a21
20
a24
80
*
-
*
20
9
Canadian. Fairbanks Morse common—*
Canadian Husky ,—_
—1
Canadian, Hydrocarbons
•
Canadian Industries common,*
14
13%
5
5
3.25
Apr
Oct1
11% Sep
9
Jan
Class
B
5% ft
preferred
Shawinigan Water
Class
& Power
*
preferred
Williams
Breweries
Voting trust
6ft preferred
Oct
25
Simon
(H)
of
Canada
& Sons 5ft
Sep
Sep
Co
Southern
Canada
Steel
of
Co
Power
Trans Canada Pipeline
365
l,biO
Feb
18
July
Walker Gooderham
a80
•
2.600
8%
17%
a80
1
80
Jan
83
19%
20
July,
1,510
16
Jan
20
45 V* Sep
10
July
23 y2 ADr
48
Sep
May»
Webb & Knapp (Canada)
Western Plywood class B
45%
15
Jan
46%
1,045
13
13
170
27 3/8
28
3,216
•
Oil Companies
common
•
27% j
15
87/s Sep
Triad
Weston
75c
75c
60
21
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
29
29
29%
If
2,618
143/8
14
•
14%
377
13
Mar
16
223/4
2234
400
21V2
Jan
13 %
30
13%
14
77/a
Feb
46
175
29%'
427
10
5
715
33
46
Sep
Jan
33%
Sep
22% Feb
Jan
32 y2
y2
21
5/
Aug
5lA Sep
Oct
■'
a87
20
27
1,990
55,
50
50
65%
67%
100
100
50%
49%
51
37%
55
25
2,901
r
40
1,610
.
a—
"a—"'
—
27
Aug
Jan
55
Aug-
45
Aug
53
Sep
45%
Jan
95
Jan
103
May-
38% Mar
51
Oct,
20
38%
38%
" 4.75
675
14%
1,030
12
—•
30%
30%
J
3.35
67%
25JA Jan
1
—J—*
12,448
—
16'A Mar
38
Jail
4.25 Mar
Oct
Oct'
Jan
5.00
Mar
15
Aug
31
2,310
3.35
3.40
3,700
16%
16%
380
29%
30%
510
22
Jan
33
Aug
30
30 y2
440
24%
Feb
32 y2
Aug
——100
Ltd
95 %
95%
309
87 %
Jan..
97
Jun
•
32
32 y2
1,020
26'/2
Jan
32%
Jun
A
•
*
preferred
14% July
30%
2.15
32-
Sep
Jan
4.20 May
Oct
16%
16%
Oct
May
4,883
Jun
Jan
22%
.*
48 Yz
4.55
R
4% ft.
30% Aug:
Warrants—1955
Canadian Pacific Railway
class
(Geo)
Plnua
Oct
Apr
14%
Worts
&
Oct
43
35%
•.
Oct
,46
Oct
30
55
•
Steel Corp.——
Sep
Mar
26%
34
4.75
Oils
United
Jan
17
100
Feb
a87
67%
,26
14%
*•
14
8
16%
15%
*
100
10
,
Jan
28%
26%
*
—
Canada
5 %ft
preferred
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Steinberg's
Jan.,
14
3Q%
44
5
——*
—
20
Preferred —„
Canadian
Locomotive
5
Apr
95
Jan
100
46
V2 July
23%
34
29%
27
Southam
46
Preferred
Canadian. International Power,—
46
.
Feb
16
9,728
34
•
Sep.
Mar-
71%, Oct.
14
12
>
,
—-5
pfd———100
—
46
.
79
^
■
50
30% r
26J/2
Jan
10% May •.
1,245
a29% a29%
17
Jan
*
com-
200
Jan
Mar
Canadian
preferred
Vicker$
Cockshutt
Farm Eauipment
Coghlin (B J)
Combined Enterprises
•
——
Davis
A
class A
Coal
7%
Jan
33
16%
33
Jan
33
875
23
Jan
18 y4
»
32%
A
pfd.
10
8'A
Jun
Oct
101
Oct
160
82
81
82 y2
al6% al6%
223/8
22 V2
97%
Jan
2,635
60
Jan
14%
Jan
22%
common
Howard Smith Paoer
Hudson Bay Mining
69
Last
72%
10
101
82 y2
16
Sep
Sep'
July
793
18'A Jan
23% Jun
930
51
72%
Jan
25
675
24
52%
13%
Feb
52%
40
37%
Jan
54
Sep
Oct
9%
Feb
15% Aug
Jan
42
Aug
21% Sep
26
Sep
350
9%
Feb
21
13 %
1,535
a46
14%
Jun
a45%
a46
165
2iy4 Sep;
40% Feb
13
13%
3,506
12%
Jun
29
30
14
725
7.50
7.50
22%
Jan
7.75
30%
290
6.90
Jan
a
13
37%
1,035
27
Jan
38
30
Jan
107
Jan
550
105%
Feb
58
425
110%
47%
54
463/a • 47 y2
9%
9%
Apr
65
575
34%
Feb
405
5%
Jan
1,975
27%
Jan
47% Oct
10% Sep
36% Oct
37
58
35
36
35%
36
405
20%
19
20%
20 y4
2,242
18%
37
54>A
36%
521/4
20%
37%
55%
36%
28
Jan
36
Apr
22
3,920
14%
13%
Apr
1,450
July
2i% July
25%
Jan
37%
Oct
1,390
39»A
Ap
55 y4.
Oct
58
300
47%
6,396
38% Mar
47%
6y4 Jan
20 y2 Aug
12% Jan
13%
Sep
25
Sep
12%
11
12%
15,505
20%
20%
500
13%
13%
1.4.68%
Corp common
•
13%
6%
6%
6%
3,430
2,300
34%
33%
36%
12,082
11%
12
—
58
46
46
100
50
52%
235
50
95
25
90
15
15%
2,040
10% Mar
15
Jan
com—a
84%
82%
84%
4.915
7.50
109 y4
69%
108 y4
111
349
49%
83%
50
435
32
Feb
31%
30%
31%
1,725
53%
51%
2iy2
53%
2,690
37
Jan
60
2,095
23
26
Ltd
I
•
Pine Lines
Jan
25%
63
26
550
18%
Jan
al5
26
al5
50
10%
10%
100
26%
26%
225
com——•
(John).
Laurepride claag A
57%
*
Ltd
*
Lower St Lawrence Power.
MaeMillan & Bloedel class A—
€hy* B
*
M**sey-Fergusott
*
common
26%
11
8%
16
Jan
9%
page 44.
Standard
Sec
■
•
6,942
34
a36
397/8
Oct
29
34%
Sep
28
35
56
Sep
Sep
20
May
52%
52%
25
19
19%
475
40
41 Va
905
29
Jan
115
li5
115
35
100
July
115
Oct
56
56
l.JOO
32
Jan
80
Feb
99 101%
2,105
66%
Jlan
Co
of
Can
pfd
.'—100
*
class A
•
100y2
Foreign Power Sec Corj> Ltd——
.*
(A J)
4% ft pfd
.—100
4.00
Horner Ltd
Inc__.—.—,
7.,
(Canada)
class
Paints
4.00
10
a85
5
al6
al(i
a75
a75
12
.<■
—
41 y2
101%
10
a_.
Jan
15
Mar
5
Feb
92
Jan
25
Oct
5.00
Jan
3.75
92
Sep
Sep
\a._
...
Ltd—
A_,
—*
pfd
cum
10
85
a
(Frank W) class A—_—*
LaSalle
International Paints
a36
4.00
Freiman Ltd
6ft
Jan
Sep
Jan
July
19
Motor
Journal
28
29
40
Kootenay Power 7ft
Fleet Mfg Ltd—.
de
175
1.00
Mar
52%
East
Hotel
34 >A-
56
May
5
Corp J
—20
Publishing Co of Ottawa Ltd
12
153
a22 a22%
35
al4% 814%
3
a22%
*
London Canadian Investment Corp
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
1
MacLaren
*,
——
Power
&
Paper
Co—*
*
Melchers Distilleries Ltd 6ft pfd
10
Mexican Light
Pow Co Ltd com_13.50
Minnesota
Moore
&
Corp
Ontario Paper Co—^
Ltd common
5
11-
Sep
16
Jan
14% Apr
Sep
23%
8% July
20
Feb
a5%
Power
1
Quebec Telephone
Warrants
Rights
Reitmans
St
Ltd
Corp
i
*
common.—_5
al6y2
Maurice
Gas
5%
red
Inci.—
•
Aug
16
Aug
*
pfd_
54
Sep
Sep
Trans Mountain Oil PiDe Line Co
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
Oct
13%
Oct'
33
Oct
'
995
64
Jan
77% Aug
10
"Sep
78
alO
33
48
190
35
47 'A
47%
47%
44?/2
44%
44 '21
72
72
.
4.60
27%
4.70,
27%
10%
49 y2
Jan
Sep
Sep
135
45
Jan
50
Aug
110
43%
Sep
44 y2
297
64%
Jan
71 y2
1.145
_
2,30
Jan
11
I,800
67c
8.808
19
170
90c
82c
90c
4.400
15'A
15%
15%
7.754
126
126
113
—
12
Feb
28
4,435
:
.
42%
23% Mar
28 '2
64c
19.
•
*
Feb
26' '2
72
-
Jan
22%
alO
—
Jun
11%
425
13%:
47
-
13 y4
5
3334
26%
18%
Jan
8% July
55c
Sep
12%
Jan
50c
Feb
9% May
120
Jan
37
Mar
Sep
Sep
Seb
32
Sep
13
Sep
55c
Sep
19 y4 Sep
5.25
/
85c
Jan
IT
Aug
135
Jun
40%
40%
25
41 y4
39 %
42%
5,280
31%
Jan
45
*
41
41
41
50
37
May
41
Oct
41%
25
39%
Feb
44 y4
15 SA
250
10% Mar
15%
Sep
Sep
Sep
..»»•-
.
40
Oct
486
5% Jan
•
'.
United
Fund
41%
10
a
*
11'A
—_•
15%
17%
new
a
41%
Sep
Sep
11%
II,525
17
17%
4,775
16
Aug
22 %
22 %
200
18
Mar
22%
Sep
4.00
11%
11%
Oct
13
18% Aug
Sep.
Oct
Aug
79
2
al5 al6%
alO
1
100
class A
34 y4
29
Jan
•
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
_•
Southern, Canada Power.6ft Pfd
Standard Paving & Materials Ltd
Trans-Canada Corp
Jan
61%
10%
Ltd
Traders Finance Corp
Class B
21%
200
32%
74?/2
65c
(Canada)
Jun
125
79
13%
33%
——-—
—
8
28%
79
Corp of Canada 6ft 1st pfd—50.
2nd pfd———50
6ft nop cum part
Premier Steel Mills
asy2
28
28%
78
Mussens Canada Ltd^
.>
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
Quebec Power Co Ltd com—•
4
Red sink fund 1st nfd
50
27%
25
34
Sep
24
Jan
14,775
9%
9%
98
98
98%
435
77
67%
1,428
50
Jan
Feb
,
Jan
/
35% July.
10 y8
Sep
Mar
63%
46
397!t
37%
39%
80C
28
Engineering Works Ltd
*
Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd •
Dominion
Wilson
525
145
4
July
July
42 'A Apr
17% Jan
Feb
34'A
48%
50
11
a28
*
(R L)
Zellerbach
Dominion
Ford
56
a65c
a28
—
—
—10
Crain Ltd
Crown
56
a65c
•
"A"—*
;
15% Sep
34%
48%
Oct
Mar
Div
Preferred
10 %
65%
50
Sep
Sep
44
Consolidated
Jan
100
preferred-
49
Sep
Feb
34
5%
31
May
31%
Mar
34%
34%
23%
Jan
T
Corporations class B
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E)
—100
Preferred
ICeCaB Fron tense Oil
July
July
16
Sep
85% Sep
111
Sep
55
July
Feb
49%
common
54
98
Apr
•
-
Jan
25
55
'
Sep
14 Ya Aug
49% July
Feb
43 y2
15%
150
Jan
6% May,
Oct
95
Sep
39 %
6% May
—50
Oct
14% Jun
Jan
Jan
1—100
Intprneticnal Nickel of Canada
eee
1,275
5%
26
Jan
SO
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Utilities
Corp
Oct
46
43%
325
31
Jun
Jan
58
46%
150
23 %
31
Northern
10
43
23
May
Aug
101
110% 110%
Aug
5
International
9.00 Jun
al0234al03%
36%
10
Sep
110%
20%
<
July
37%
102%
•
Service
37% May
Jan
7
97/b July25l/2 May
41
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
15% Mar
35%
Jan
48
..—
Consumers Gas
30
Jan
5
63
Sep
40
Feb
20%
100
Sep
840
6
655
May
36% Oct
Mar
49
Jun
267
High
63c
Jan
25
a7.0o
10
40
600
24%
6 %
36c
49
14%
15%
5,375
8;A
24%
175-
a6.50
22
20%
6%
:-
6%
16.100
49
Jan
40
36%
a7.00
Feb
19%
47c
35
Co Ltd com—*
Feb
40
41c
Canadian, Power & Paper Inv Ltd
*
Canadian Westinghouse Co Ltd——_*
9%
5
-—,
Canadian Ingersol Rand
Low
;
23%
A_.
7V8
20
84.50 preferred
Inland Cement Preferred
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
•
Canadian General Investments Ltd,— *
Canada Packers Ltd class
19%
*
-r.
24%
Co Ltd
425
*
$2.25
•
Dominion Sugar
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8%
Canada &
2,355
15
Shares
1
/43c
36 y4
2,350
13%
.....—...
•
21
203/4
•
Timber
93/4
*
,
&
21
§
oommon
Lumber
9%
13%
of Prices
Low
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd———5
Belding-Corticelli Ltd common—
Oct
203/4
•
Abitca
13%
15
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
9%
•
Imperial Bank
(mperial Oil Ltd
Bnpeglai Investment class Ag.Vift preferred
Imperial Tobacco of Canada com
For footnotes
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
13%
1
lienor paoer 8% ft
Oct
18%
36 y4
*
Limited
10
Ja
100
Class, B
Public
Apr
Oct
100
International Paper
12
23 %
1%
preferred
$2.75. preferred
Jun
18
—•
—
Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Interprovinclal
1,190
24
30
Motors
Bros
Feb
10
Gypsum Lime $ Alabas.
Bome Qll class A-
Labatt
Feb
7%
•
pfd
General Steel Waves
Lewis
20%
50
•
preferred
preferred
General Dynamics
Jamaica
3,660
5
S%
fift" preferred.
22
a9
430
—1
5%%
Warrants
Jail
21»A
1,636
.20
——
Xndua Acceptance
32% Sep
12% Oct
25
Qatineau Power common.
Great
7.75
8% Mar
Jun
19%
Foundation Co of Canada.
Fraser Qob Ltd common
General
500
7% Jan
25 lA
18%
•
—
Petroleum
20
7,490
36%
10
Players Canadian Corp
French
32%
12%
18
common
Ford Motor Co
32y8
Exchange
22% Aug
101
•
Famous
19% Jun
35%
Brewery Ltd—
Corp
a9
101
3%
Electrolux
Oct
36 V*
Ltd
(1956)
18%
•
common
—...
Eddy
Match
Eddy Paper Co class
Canadian Stock
Priots Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Sep'
F°b
•
—
Du Pont
18%
10
325
100
Dominion Stores Ltd
•
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
Red pfd
23 V2
Dominion Textile common
•
Dow
Apr
300
21
a9
,_35
com—
—-—
Bros
—
Sep"
16%
18%
„
10
Dominion Steel & Coal
Donohue
33
285
18
al8al9>/4
113/a
22
25
-
Glass
—
21
a9
aiey4
2.50
pfd
Foundries <fe Steel
preferred
common
17
Sep
13
Sep
2VA Aug
common
Preferred
Dominion
10
*
6%
5%. preferred
*
Feb
350
7,700
*
—
:
Dairies
Dominion
13
12
20%
»
Ueaerams
Dominion
340
12
193A
1
Dome Petroleum
Dominion Bridge
Dominion
Zellers Limited
Par
Leather Co Ltd
Dm tiller b
Jan
12
•
c14bs
3.50
30% Sep
203/4
•
B
Zellerbach
17
Jan
*
*
Corbys class A_„__
Class
17
Sep
•
.
Consolidated Mining &
Smelting
Consumers Glass
Crown
17
60c
21%
101
67%
49
Ltd
(J
C)
Advocate
Alscope
Mines
Oct
Jun
Ameraiiium.
Oils
Ltd
4.00
4.40
900
4.00
Oct
6%
Jan
%
9
500
8%
Oct
9
Oct
4.10
*
Ltd
4.25
15,500
42c
8
—1
Ltd
•
Ltd
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
44c
i
1—
3.30
Sep
4.35
Sep
48c
109,400
12c
Jan
49c
Sep
12%c K>%c
*-
.....
Mines
—
Stocks—
Exploration
Altex
*
...———
Mining and Oil
Sep
;_*■
>
Jun
,105.,. Jun
23% Aug.
10 V* Mar
7,370
44
;
—
8JA
9.70 Mar
17
"
15%
Mar
:
53
450
98%
34
771
4,749
26% "
30%
.
23
-100
98%
50
common
;
.
30%
Jan
14
16
46
common..•
98
Sep;
13% Sep4
Jan
15
24%
•
-
36
May
12%
20
[
iv/* '
V 16%
—25
A
Series A 4ft
17
26%
•
—
Jan'^'
11
Aug v
-
44
Sep >
13% Sep /
26% Sep >
J-'
r-:.
Jan
505
71% ;
16
Jan
Feb
.
27%
10
-a80
11
>
Oct.
4.25
Ma
6 ye
.
• .
100.
.
Feb
IVa Aug
Mar
15%
71%"
V2
220
69
• "
'
Oct
13
a3.00
—•
pfd
Class B.
Canadian Cottons common
6 ft
preferred —"
14%
17
25
J.
Cellulose
'
a
•
80
a
^
.■
-
A
551
13 "
*
May
*
_
Canadian, Converters class
St Lawrence Cement class
2,458
a26% a26V2
.
10
Sherwin
235
11%
26
•
*
T—100
Sicks'
34%
100
.
23
*
R
34% Oct
34% Sep
13% Sep
5.00 Sep
34
Bronze
5% preferred
Canadian Canner class A
Class
4% ft preferred
*——
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Qil Co Ltd common
54
4.25
Warrants
&
/102
Jan
11%
35% *
'
.
4.65 Aug
11%!
34
'
Sep
SB
-•
20
435
<
23
100
1
:
Balada-Shirriff-Borsey common
Oct:
Jan
34 %
3,280
.
-100%
preferred—
St Lawrence Com common
5ft preferred
—
Jan
25
8
12,920
15
4,928
" 13
26%
13 %
13'A Jun
34 y4
Butish
13
13
40
3434
Feb
13
Aug
33%
Feb
3.00
13
14
343/4
21
54r%
700
44 '
13
11% Jan
'11%
Preferred
795
4.35
'«
•'
178
Mi
Apr
66%
*
Paper class A
.
27'
Sep10% Jan
24%
35%
Oct
20% Aug
34% Aug
•
37
42
26
Oct;
Oct
Jan
730
'
•
< James i—
;
28%
>
(Canada) common
100
40
650
'
2,620
4.25
•
■
100
3,120
265/a May
23
July
t
io«/4
Co
-
Sep'
25% Oct
54
2,825
32
> 27 '•
:
66 V2
4.30
100
50
Apr
35% *•
43%
:
24% Apr
30% Jan
53
16%
1
Rolland
34% Sep
32%
100
——_
97
34%
2,750
51
34%
24
:
Jan
34%
66%
•
*
19
'
35
20c
Ores
Jan
700
19%
10 y4
•
41
21% Oct
"Jan
24
*
Sep„
July ♦
102% Aug >
23% May
Apr
26
Robertson
Aug
28
105 105 %
_•
:
Jan
Jan
35%
Roe (A V)
2.60 May
34%
.—100
—-v
26%
"17%
Jan
;
19%
Quebec Natural Gas.
Quebec Power—,
Jun
Sep
105% Sep
35
Aug
32
435
30%
;
Oct
16%
"
80
36% Apr
39%
9%
18 %
1
Corp of Canada
Iron
23
•;
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,
Price Bros & Co. Ltd common
Provincial Transport common.
5%%
—,
series
Power
common
Premium
July
13% Aug
43 % Sep
41%
•
"
Canadian Chemical
•
53
11%
Tubes.
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■i
Oct
15
410
.
Oct
45
5,100
"
2.00
Jan
92
;
51
34%
31%
Placer Development
Powell Riyer Company—,
50
35
34
7% May
Jan
27% Jan
14% Apr
100
46%
High
July
26
235
:
19%
*
77
81% May
24
—-—1
.—...
40
39%
common.
Canadian Celanese
Steel
88
12%
41
21%
98%
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34%
185
41%
—
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49%
150
40 %
.—___
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21%
•
I
360
12%
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common
•
Products common—_—•
Noranda Mines Ltd
79
50'A
430
17
98%
Ggxlvie Flour Mills
Oct
7% Aug
51
45
16 %
6
1.25
•
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22% Jan
33% Jan
46% Sep
43%
_—
41%
200
3,071
45
17
;
preferred
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National Steel Car Corp common
•
93 %
47 Vb
1,145
43 V*
5
•
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78
47
1,115
45
•
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
7%
2.00
.
45
*
:
Montreal Trust
Morgan & Co common
Sep
42% Sep
Jan
41
B
Montreal Locomotive
Sep
39% Jan
12
Ltd
Class
Oct
40
at
Cgnada Cement common,
§1.30 preferred.
Canadian
745
-
15%
35
A
Shares
High
7
1.55
class
Mcmon Breweries Ltd class A
47% Aug
48
—*
(Robt)
9iy2
92 V*
42
Telephone.
Building Products
$1,75
3,561
>
Jan
30
Sep
35% Mar
Low
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Oct
Oct
Pacific Petroleums—
Company
Canadian
2,723
6%
44 Va
43 y»
Columbia Power.
British Columbia
Canadian
53/4
6%
—
Preferred
50
423/4
—
Calgary Power
9,723
6'/2
Ajnericaq
Mills
925
42
43%
44%
British
Bruck
25>/2
41%
43 3/4
preferred—_—,—M
37
52%
69%
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Jan
65%
British
Brown
Low
69%
41%
Bowater Corp 5 ft
Bowater Paper
British
High
45>A
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
10
Class B
Bell Telephone
3
Friday
Shares
—10
—10
OCTOBER
STOCKS
50 %
Scotia
Banque Canadienne National*
I Banque Provinciate (Canada)
Batnuret Power 4c Paper clae*
British
of Prices
Low
WEEK ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
1,000
9c
Mav
15c
Aug
1
;4%c
4%c
4%c
2.500
4%c
Jan
11c
Jun
20c
55c
53c
' 55o
1,500
42c
Apr.
88c
Feb
t
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Number 5783
188
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
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41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FrMi;
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r,
.
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Range
Sale Price
%
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'
Aiitlionian Mining Corp Ltd——1
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Mines
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Aull Metal Mines Ltd
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4
tie •5c
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12c
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20
18c
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Mines Ltd-
Canadian Devonian
Petrol
Oils
Homestead
Nickel
Canorama
Lithium
Car t ier
Quebec
—;
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Central
1.
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Chibougamau
Ltd
r -
Consolidated
Quebec
Ltd
Apr
July
24c
May
17(be Jan
r
21c
May
.Jan
88c
*
'
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1,500
7c •«
5.05
14o
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15c'
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21c:
33c
'
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Jan'
74c
•
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-
11c
10c
3,400
10c
Apr
4.000
22c
Oct
24c
8.20
9.00
8,600
6.20
Feb
9 tic
Otic'
2,000
5c
Apr
45«
47 c
5,500
11c*
•
22c
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9c
10c
16c
16c
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1
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July '
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17(be
24c
9.00
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Ltd
Jun
6.30
'
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Oct
i <(2;40
Sep
5(be Sep
6,080
7%e-
Feb
•
6.60
Apr
10c
5,500
9c
Feb
1.75 Jan;
1,800
13.500
July
Sep
30(2
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3.75
,
1.000
16c
6c-
4c
% 9,225
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59c
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5.90
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1
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v
4.10'
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65c
Jun V,
Jan
6c
Jan
16c
18c
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1
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55c
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1
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd—/—1
Jan;
July
Dolsan Mines Ltd—
38c
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Mines
Ltd
1,000
94c
'July
13c
July
4(ic Sep
28c. Julv.
„
4.00
16 (be
13(be Sep
5,700
1.14
9c
10c
9c
i
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5c
5c
3c
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;
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6c
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Mining Corp Ltd.
Maritimes
Ltd—
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Ltd.—
Roxana
Mines
2.30
18c
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13c
Apr
8c
27
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Jun
11c
Jan
Sep
79c
July
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6c
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500
V; .!
1.30
„
American
Nepheline
Oil Develop
Ltd
Mines
5(bcJan
32,800
39c.
Feb
4c
Oct
1,000
.
_
6,000
18
110
20c
100
.61,500
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6.10
Jan
1.05 Aug
.
5c
41c
May
13 (b
,
13c
:
Jan
Sep
Aug
19%
Jun
8.50
v
Sep
69c
Feb
Jan
58c
Oct
I'
2(be .Tan
2,310
6c.
17 ti,
20 (a
9 (be
15
Jau
19
15
Feb
21(4
July
Oct
July
May
2,000
4c
Jan
8c
Sep
July
500
42c
Feb
1.21
Aug
1.10
1.10
14c
18c
24,000
82 tic 82 tic
200
16c
25%
100
5c!
4 tic
.-
'9c
Jan
230
21
20%
—
1-
10c
Sep
45c
Feb
68 (b
Jail
85 (b
Aug
86c"
92c
44c
95c
14,300
62c
Feb
96c
Jun
31c
44c
19,100
31c
1,000
82c
Anchor
Petroleums
Huronian %—
Rouyn
Ansil
Metal
Siscalta
South
Oil
1.45
1.65
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Anthes
Apex
Mines
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Uranium
Tarbell
Mines
:
Trebor
United
Canso
United
Oils
Valor
Vanguard
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Virginia
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Atlantic
Atlas
Atlin-Ruffner
1
—
&
2,848
2.10
17C
15c
24c
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•
Jan
860
Mar
Apr
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Class
.
Feb
Avillabona
Mines
:
Ltd
6.65 July
Bankfield
Jan
9c
Jun
Mar
3.500
300
7(be May
2.65
Oct
7c
18(be
Feb
July.
Oct
15(bc July
21c
4.55
Feb
Feb
Barvue
22c'
Bathurst
6c
1.07
16,000
13c
5.90
Feb
Oct
Mar
18c
1.58
30c
Mar
Feb
July
P
Beatty
Jun
29c
Jan
82c
May
Bell
Feb
35c
May
4c
II.000
2c
Jan
6c
Jan
Bevcon
318.500
5c
Feb
19c
Aug
Bibis
-
61,000
5,500
5
17,809
1.80
;
2.600
28c
27c
29c
12,500
6',bc
6'bc
2,000
4.70
3.90
4.70
1,900
4c
4c-
18c •-
JOc
2.44
34c
Jan
Feb
Jan
1.50 July
80
6.75
6%
i.300
2.3(8
4,965
7%c
8%c
2.000
18c
20c
95
318
6
22%
2.25 Jan
13
10% May
3.90
Jan
4.75
Oct
10% Sep
115%
Sep
6.75
Jan
Sep
Jan
Mar
6% Aug
15% Mar
23% Sep
5
10C
33c
May
Feb
5c
5c
11,000
4c
Jan
80
Apr
12c
13c
26,033
lie
Sep
210
8c
•10c
13,600
6c
Jan
l«c
■
6c
45,950
Jan
17%C Mar
2.47
2.49
900
1.93
Jan
16 (b
16%
16%
50
13%
Feb
5%
4.50
6.00
4.945
3.25
July
Apr
2.55 May
•
2.25
1,350
a
90c
Apr
Jun
17
8.09 Oct'
Apr
/
•
9.25 Oct
6c
6c
6,800
6c
Jan
8.75
11%
21.540
7.05
Jan
25
25%.
1,545
22%
Feb
25%
21
Jan
25
9c
May
3.50
1.95
Mar
Bicroft
Biltmorc
Jan
Black
6.00
Jan
Bonville Gold
Feb
4f-.c
4'tc
8,500
3c
Apr
53c
53c
5,'Jc
500
30c
Jan
6c
29c
Jan
Jun
Bordulac
6c
71c
Jan
5%
5,000
35c
Sep
43c
Oct
250
3.90
Alir
4.55
Jan
1.30
1.40
Boymar
12.400
1.30
Sep
1.40
Sep
Bralorne
4(be
4(bc
100
12 (be 12!be
1.000
14c
14c
12c
24c
19c
50,600
1.00
4c
Sep
Jan
9(bc Jan
2.25
8c
18c
Oct
July
Feb
1.10
Oct
(b
Feb
1.75
May
8
1.90 Mar
13 Vb
Aug
2.35 Aug
5 (b %
69%
1.71
1.51
1.95
740,187
19c
Jan
10c
16c
30,360
7c
Oct
2,100
8c
Mar
28c
Aug
3c
May
May
24c
Oct
4(4%
35c
July
4(b%
8c
Jan
24c
Aug
65c
£5c
65c
124.180
30c
Mar
1.26
Jan
5%
26,000
4c
Sep
13c
Jan
16c
334
13c
Jan
25c
Sep
6.75
700
6c
5.00
Jan
500
1.65
Oct
5,600
1.65
Apr
7.50
1.65
2.64
Jun
•
100
35%
Jun
47
15
Apr
26
Sep
Jan
28c
Apr
Sep
-
'
44%
44%
2,5
25
275
18,430
-
17%c
3.50 May
285
35c
8.000
27c
Sep
23c
23c
25c
4,800
12c
Jan
22(b
22%
22%
505
1.05
1.01
1.09
18,850
42
41%
42
97C
91c
97c
19,300
15c
15c 16 %c
280,642
30c
Jun
Jan
(Sep
5.00
1.07 Mar
300
Sep
17% Jan
28%
Jun
Feb
1.55
Jan
86c
39%
9,300
Jan
63c
Jan
10 (2c
Jan
42% Sep
1.25 Mar
23c
Sep
5%c
2.000
4c
Jan
8c
May
95c
95c
1.00
17,675
86c
Jan
1.35
1
19 (be
-*
6%
13c
7,900
11c
Sep
60c
Jan
42,840
9c
Jan
28c
July
63,s
5
6%
Oct
14.100
Oct
8c
Sep
British
Oct
1.80
Jun
Brouian
1.16 May
23c
18c
21c
20(be
1
—
3c
7,000
2 (be
Jan
*
90c
90c
90c
1,300
61c
Jan
Ltd
rights.l
1
(be
l('bc
79,502
1.24 May
27c
18.100
14c
Sep
37c
Feb
21c
25.100
18c
Mar
26c
Jun
"(be
5c
Oct
Jan
5 (be
1.00
29c
11c
Jun
£3c
29c
5 (be
5c
5%c
7(4 Jan
7c
Mines
I
*
Oil
7,200
7c
Jan
17 %c
Jan
21,350
36c
Apr
60c
Jan
43(a
43%
175
41
Jan
45% Sep
48%
48%
48%
Jan
30
5%
5%
5%
998
8c
15,500
-50
50
100
—50
-—50
—
preferred
Packers
class
Power
Columbia
Reef
Telephone
6.20
A
•
3.50
7c
4.30
3,561
Jan
Jun
Jan
May
80c
80c
500
64c
23(4
23(4
475
11% May
6%
5%
5,517
Sep
Jun
5.75 Aug
16c
Jan
6.45 May
80c
Oct
23V2
Sep
7% Aug
6(b
5%
46 7/a
46%
47
400
2.26
2.15
2.80
101,155
1.35
Jan
43%
43
45
17,437
33%
Jan
45
40%
105
39%
Sep
46% Feb
39%
46% Mar
-
48
-
Apr
2.80 Oct
46%
Oct
Feb
41(8
41
41%
60
41
Oct
92
91
93
250
88
Jan
46%
47%
650
44% Mar
51
Mar
Mar
53
July
50%
50
51
1,025
•
13
12(4
13
5,565
*
15%
15%
16(4
445
48
8%
12
97
May
Jan
13(4 Aug
Jen
16(4 Sep
Company
Mills
ie
16(4
2,005
11
Jan
16%
42%
42
42%
4,766
36%
Apr
43(4
41%
42
325
38%
Jan
44%
Sep
25
42
52c
12,700
46 %c
Apr
65c
Jun
12%
1,595
9%
Jan
13
Jun
1
—•
class
16(4
•
1
Mines
Bruck
*
Brunsman
Mines
Brunswick
Mining
Buffadieon Gold
Ac
Smelting
1
1
50c
12%
6(4
6(4
100
1.90
1.90
46
4%c
1.90
1
1
Mines
July
52c
12%
*
A
Class B
Brunhurst
5.S5
42%
65
*
Brown
*•
7c
Electric Co—
—
July
52c
80c
50
Jan
14 %o
7%c
6.05
•
common
preferred
100
Jan
7c
—0
B
Jan
6c
43c
52c
*
class
Jun
Jan
4%c
13,500
—1
Petroleum
33o
20c
4,500
6c
50
50
1
——1
;
—
May
July
27c
1
1
Jan
17c 20%c
63%
•
1
Columbia
4c
2,000
10c
1
Columbia
13c
6c
Jun
—1—1
Class B
British
1,100
5(be
5c
5(be
Columbia Forest Products
British
Oct
Feb
5 (b %
British
1,000
3c
9000
1
i
preferred
preferred
2,000
-
6 (be
1
26
50o
—
preferred
preferred
13c
,
6c
30 (be
4% c/o
1.65
Feb
30C
Ltd
Columbia
13c
2.35,
30C
Jan
*
Mines
British
49,700
4c
May
May
12c
•
Mines
Amer
69,500
1.65
830
15c
88,000
22c
Tank
151,250
2.20
Jan
II,500
22c
4.75
Traction
22e
a
61c
21c
20c
Mines
&
29c
5 (be.
68c
18c,
4.60
Bridge
18c
5c
July
14c
21e
Brazilian
Oct
22c
66c
4.60
Cordage
Oct
2.82 Aug
18c
68c
*
Britalta Petroleum
22c
16c
•
22c
Gold
Gold
Brantford
20c
6.10
7c,
'
*
common—
Paper
Bralsaman
28c
a
52%
Jan
*
preferred
Bowater
*
"
12 %c Feb
Jan
preferred
103,250
43c
300
Feb
July
24c
38%
Bowater Corp—
Apr
2.25
1,000
6%c Jan
Sep
51
Ltd—
Mines
4.10
2,150
6,000
1
Mines
Bouscadillac
43c
1.10,
11c
Oct
2.24 May
4,064
Uranium
Bay
3.90
2.20
1.100
1.58 May
Mar
10c
July
12 'a
16 (be 16 %c
12 %c
46c
4c
2,15
3,200
1
Hats
Sep
16c
1.10
1Kb
827
1.85
8,858
Uranium
Mines
Jun
23
1.78
i
—
Uranium
Bidcop
Apr
6,100
12
22%
1.85
Warrants
Sep
Jun
Sep
4Vbc
1.60
25(4
11% Oct
69%
class A—
Mines
Yukon
6e
3.70
1,000
19c
57c
57c
11
8c
52%
Mines
1.20
44,
115
56% Aug
19 %c May
Sep
65%
Telephone
Copper Corp
13c
page
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.55
7%c
48%
Belcher Mining Corp
1.20
8%
—1——
24c
l
see
1,566
43%
7c
•
8c
Bethlehem
6%e
6c
10%
1
Jan
2.20
1
10%
May-'*;
69
——
Lodge
13c
Ltd—
Apr
•
Beaver
1.20
!
2.00
July
••••47'';
50(n
Beaucage
1
Ltd—,
210
i
1
Beaver Lumber Co common
Oct
l
Petroleum
225
4.75
1
9.20 Aug
Ltd
Products
12
4.00
Jan
•
2.49
!,
Ltd
12
4.75
•
v Sep
20
Jan
-
—•
Feb
15c
1.55
'
5,174
4.45
Mar
14
41
1
Apr
33c
42c
'
13,000
S4C
'
—10
Paper
Bros
8,000
3.40
;
&
Beattie Duquesne
10.000
36c
4c
340
14c
1.80
1.00 July
:
!—10
Mines
B.
40,500
3.15
;
2.35
56
13c
1.60
1
Bata Petroleums Ltd—
35c
42c
1
55(4
25
-——1
Uranium
50c
43c
1
80c
1.77
25
Barymin Exploration Ltd
Metals Mining
Baska
26c
3.40
Ltd
May
55(4
Zioc
•
Base
J 6c
1
Gas.
25c
.—50
—1
Scotia
Mines
12c 14'be
32c
47c
14%c
:
400
2.47
Mines
27c
5c
Feb
68c
Aug
1
3c
30c
Barnat
50c
—
Jan
20c
—*
A
Mines..—
Consol
Sep
9c
25c
6.55
32c
Jan
*
class
;—
7c
4c
40c
*
Jan
5c
9 (be
—
1.000
5c'
4c
1
12c
2,700
100
50#
8.000
*
1,000
4c
1
10,000
7,354
19c
Oils
13(be May
173.000
30c
1
Ltd
16c
'■t 9c
37% Sep
-
I2V2C
.
Feb
10c
__
7c
39,508
8 %C
^—
c
2,600
1
Mines
4
1,898,835
.
Jen
26
B
Nova
8.90
—
Feb
3%c
99c
—_
Montreal.
2.49
J.40
20%
6.75
common
of
51c
4'be
Aug
465
45%
-
Products
Fabric
of
15c
8.70
1.65'
330
12c*Jan
July
8,000
45%
Mlnes-^
Electric
Auto
Jun
42c
50
1.75
Gold
Aunor
Auto
Jan
13% May
May
24%
Aumaque Gold Mines
Bank
8.90
4.10
23<J
Jan
5c
Bank
2.40
"
8.87
53%
-
4%c
4,500
4% Mar
6c
2.20 Jun
Jan
7%C Jan
July
7%e July
Apr
3.30 Aug
6c
1,500
5o
2.80
3.05
8,000
1.95
6c
6c
5,500
6(4 May
Sep
4c
1.40
6c
3.05
Sep
Sep
50
Jau
9c
May
.
4''
'•4
July
11%
Feb
-48%- Jan
••
45 (b
Mines
Jan
1,500
1
8.25
.
25%
—
River
1.46 May
lOtbc lO'.bc
2.65" 2:65.
-
260
13(be Jan
.
\
'
4.10 Oct
•
}
r\l
;
Feb
68c
Apr
.
4.00 Jun
-
14c
99c
ViJ V
.j,/,-
May
60c
36c
32
•
6%
Mines
Mines
Aumacho
Apr
25.000
•
footnotes
'0'•
Feb
•
Aubelle
Jan
1
For
4.10
——
Mines
4c
Ltd
Mines
3.80
22%
—
Yellowknife
Atlas
l
i
:
Corp
Co
3.80
*
9.000
61 ic
8c
1.24 Aug
Mineral
Oil
40c "
Acceptance common—
Steels
85c
-
Mining Corp
Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd
Western Decalta
2.30
12,966
—
1,400
Wendell
Westville
200
55c
—.250
6.075
Weedon
Westburne
4.00
52c
*
12,000
9%c'
1
Mines
Mines
r49
May
4.00
10
B—
1.65
1.25*
12c
1.80
class
common—
8 tic
15c 1814c
22c '
—
Associate Artists Prod com—
1
!
Explorations
ViolaMac
64c
:
..
*
3,100
:
Aug
Jan
53c
——•
i—
Hardware
Ashdown
Ash
—
—
Mines
Gold
Asamera Oil
Bankeno Mines
1,10
1
—
Ltd
Oil
15c
114
preferred
$2.40
Arjon
Oct
1
Ltd
lithium
Get
,
Jan
25
;v
10%o Jan
12c
Sep
;
■ •
35% Mar
Apr
44%
93,412
30,750
70c
22
•
—
12c
1
Corp.
Ltd
Ltd
Consolidated
Asbestos
30c
17c 18 %c
68c
1
Argus Corp common
$2 (2 preferred
—
Apr
10c
2
Ltd..
Mines
United
2,000
31
_.
'f
:.
Oct
-60c
25% Jun
—50
Mines
Area
5(be
1.07
1
Mining
Mines
Titan Petroleum Corn
Trojan
16c 1*6 (be
500
35
-
60c
5,000
12c
—1
Ltd
Ltd
Exploration
"265
4^
Corporation
Arcan
Banff
'
Tib
45%
25c
;
■
7.55 May;
Apr."
7c
12c
9'bc
__
1
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Mines
Tazin
44%
15c
British
Lake
44(b
Warrants
Feb
5c
5c
1
Sullivan Consolidated Mines Ltd
Tache
Juri
-300
1
17c
Nickel
Arcadia
Apr
1.25
'
Stanleigh
28c
23,803
v
•
-
I"':
.Jl
'-4 i
.'
18% May
Jan
23
Resources
Cons
14c
7c
8c
—1
Ltd
Mines
Steep Rock Iron
4.15
21%
30c
4c
89c
1.07
•
Ltd
Mines
Gold
2.525
-5,975
31%
31
Apr
6c
__
10Vac/
—
July
1.19
1
I
—
b——
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H
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■
Aug
70c
Imperial
f>c
'
4c
4c
I
Co Ltd..
Min
Ltd—
Dufault
Standard
Met
Mines
40c
•
Mines
River
Lawrence
109
1
-
Anglo
Bouzan
St
Jan
30c
Exploration—— .4,75
American
2,000
10 tic
'
—1
Satellite
04%
'
*
■
Oct
20o
36,000
6
I
Quebec Smeltinsr Refining Ltd
Sherritt-Gordon
(
'
'
.
Aug
19
30%
24yzc
560
Jan
1
,
••••21% Oct.
Sep
—lc
;
—4—
tic
69c ;
.
tic
6
1.
1
<&
;' 34c
«4*.
Aug
Jun
22%
25C
Jun
v
r\
2.-99 Sep.
-4.-89 Sep
17%
30%
16 %C
r
12%
22%
5
Mines
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
5%. preferred
4
5% %
preferred
I
60c
60c
1
1
Oil Development Ltd..
Gold
35
■
'
.;
Jan
87c
Sep
Sep
65c
87c
V
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec Lithium Corp..r——i—x—..1
Crest
5.50
34
1
.
■
•
Sep'"
-9c
-
1,210
99
t
;
Apr,.
535
50c
—
Analogue Controls
Jun
25c
—2
;
Ltd
Producers
Rexspar Uran
5.05
July
3,605
;
•
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd—
2.15 May
Jan
6,500
5(bc Oct
Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd.l'
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration Ltd
1
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd.—
1
Red
*
•
99
5.20
25
50
1
1
preferred—-i
preferred
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
May
15c
Quebec
Quebec
>
4,420
••
,
19
99
Mar
1.30 Jan
10
46,147
Sep
10,600
Exploration Ltd—I
Uranium
Mining Corp_._.
Gas
16%
„
a
/
.
•
4c
r.
62,407
36c :
34c
18 (b
May
-4.33 Sep
12,057 /
K', ,1.15 Jan
21%
15%:
15(b
—
***—
4(b%
Lead
19(4t
.
35c
•
—1
—1
:—100;
Mining—.—hm
4%
16,451
31c
May
4c-
17ti
Ltd__~——....I
Mining Co Ltd
i
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd.x—
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltdi
Prov'o
2Kb
34%
Ltd
17.500
;
'
-
Aluminum Co
1.80"
29c
July
3c
90c
————...
Gold
Pitt
Oils
2,00
1
47c
10,500
21.
1
Ltd——.:—
Partridge Canadian
Pennbec
*
5
—
Aluminium
,
290
'
"
8c
1.80
1.65
8c
*
—
7c
2.00
1.75":
1
5,300
,v
1,800
328,150
Opemisca Explorers Ltd..—_/
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd. 1
Paudash
75c
61c
30c
18c,
Oils Ltd—.—20c
Asbestos Corp...
Uranium
74c
Warrants
Algoma Steel
Class
Orchan
Jan
Jan
70c
54e
25c
58c.
Uranium Mines Ltd—..— 1
<1945)
45c
6,500 r
r:~ 33c
63c
25c
2c
9.80
18c
Oils
70c
1
u. "III
16 (b May
Oct
21
*
OVbc
Obalskl
50c
Gold
1,940
38C
Ltd...—_——1
Okalta
70c
11%
5 tic
Santiago Mines Ltd .._^i^.l__60c
Spring Coulee'Oil & Minerals i.td ►
Vinray Mines Ltd—-———-1
West Amulet Mines Ltdi._— I
Horthspan
Jan (
14,375 K; 31c
11
16 tic
1
_
Mines
Uranium
American
13% July
50c f 54c
11(4
Aug
18c
New
North
Jan
*
55c
Jack
Mines
8%
Cons
Warrants
Pacific Coal &
Nocana
690
Sep
25% '
New
New
12%
145
5 tic
New
New
Jan
12%
1,100
4c
1
Fomnaque Mines Ltd———!—1
New Goldvue Mines Ctd—_4„„-----1
New
Feb
2.31
12,500
25
Ltd——..— I
Mines
Mines
Jan
:13c
10
5(bc
New
Lake
5c
15,900
84,180
51
25%
6C
Ltd.——1
Montgary Explorations Ltd—i———-I
Hosco
5,750
23c
54c
:
100
4.30
—
Alberta Pacific
:J*
10% May
Jun,
13d July
Jan
21c
18c
50c
35c
17%.
Molybdenite Corp of Canada
New
6 %C
Oct
Jun
3.55
50
5,000
7.80
Ltd.—2—5
Island Mining
Mid-Chibougainan
6c
I- :-,'
34%
25
21c
9.95
8,500
90c r.
30c
18
Marpic Exploration Ltd.—
:—I
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd—.
5
Merrill
85
51
! .49,100
-
1.80 V
u'S 7c
4c
w-
1
Ltd.i'—
.
9c
i,445
5c
86c:
30c
Exploraition Co Ltd—1
&
210
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd. —50
Oct
1.41 May
1,500
*
75c-
fic
,
90c:;
j——1
^.Mining Ltd:—1
Iso Uranium Mines—L->
—_i
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd
Labrador Min
935
20
Anglo
Jan
13c
10,500
3 tic
,
1.80
■+_
1
Ltd
Ceramic
9c
63c
—2—:—
Mines
International
9%
20
Jan
3.80
Anglo
2.35
Apr
11
700
*
26 ti
63c
Haitian Copper Com L14
1—1
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd——ft
Indian
;
26
26*4
Age Mines Ltd~L
—__t".
*
Gunnar Mines Ltd common—*—-.——1
—
850
2.55
——1
.—1
—
3,500
2.20
Golden
Warrants;
9(b
22(4 Aug
8% July
24%
*
Apr
•
*
i
Ltd
19c
1
:—.—
Mines
695
•
—
Amurex
15%
2.55
1
Mines Ltd—1
Futurity Oils Ltd
Galkeno
8,601
24%
1
Algom Uranium common
Voting trust
'v ■ 5% vdebentures
Anacon
15
1
.
,
Bay Copper
:/
Ltd-—-—_*
Mining & Exploration Inc
Co Ltd—.—
Mines
(1945) Ltd—
Frobisher
34%
24(4
———1
common———•
i
;—-1
Gas Trunk——
Jun
13c
i
1
Fatima Mining
Fundy
Alberta
Jun
77,000
1.94
I* ;;// 9c
;
,i—,
Ltd-—
15 ti
,
Ltd————.—1
Mines
Fontana
./■./ 13c
♦
:—.—■——•
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
Fano
Voting
i
5.95
52.900
56c:
1.80
1.90
1
Dome Mines Ltd
Falconbridge
33 3 a
24(4
9(b
Alba Explorations 4
AlbertaTMstillera common
16%
Feb
High
34 (b
tommwu—
Mines
Ajax Petroleums
Yellowknife
Feb
2Gc
High
Low
*
Oil
&
Mines Ltd-.
Mines
Aginco
Jau
.V,v
Mines
Sugar
j
•Jan. 1"
25
common
—
Surpass Shoe
Agnew
3.30
Jan:
55c
'
Metal
Das
Acme
Advocate
10(b
32,500
13 tic 16 tic
,
Fab
Paper
Uranium
Acadia
40
i--ii
:■! P»r
'
Shares
20
«fc
Acadia; Atlantic
15c
^e.p
•
Yellowknife
——
Mining Exploration
Copper-Man Mines Ltd—
Sullivan
' /.-V';., /
■
Power
Preferred
1,000
14'V'
4.10
1
Continental
Ease
-r
Abitibi
2,000
f
14 to
Oct
July1
12c
-
7(be Jan
4.200
Jan
9.50
33c
9,000
-
4.10
warrant*————!—*
Consolidated
-6.60 t
75c
^—
Compagnie Miniere KUugava
Denlson
25c
'
12c
1
Chiy^nan Lake Mines Ltd
Class B
lit
;
*
Cleveland Copper Corp
Consolidated
Jun
]
1
,
Ltd
Mines
7.000
6 tic '
1.90-
-
( 12c
1
Ltd
'■
Ltd
500
83c
■
5.75
1.90
j
Ltd—
Mines
7(be Sep
8 (be July
Jun
%
,lau
Dollars ' "
Sale*
Ier Week
of Prices
LOW
Aug
55c
•
Sep
7c
6.000
801H V
•
6.15
6.50
.
1
Explorations
25c
'10c "
:
,
•
5(be Sep;; :;
12c
Jan
8.500 v
8c ij-i.
61 ic
J
i—L—I
Central-Del Rio -Oils
78c
29%
•
Ltd—
*
.4—10e>
Explorations Ltd—
Capital
83c
30'.8
Ltd
Canute- Mines Ltd—
u
30o
1.000
29.066
.7 tier;
Jaa
.
4c!;Jan
.
July
2.85 Aug
Akaitcho
1
I
Ltd
Mines
-.
;
10c >■'"
a 8c
*
;
Mines Ltd
Canadian Lithium
i
_
Oct
38c
.*
Mar
13c
;
12.000
6c
i
.
•
40c
Sale Price
July
11 Cs
20(bp Oct
500
,
18c
Week's
Xange
Last
STOCKS
:8(b'c Mar
Feb
7.10
Friday
July
'(
Campbell Chibougamau "Mines Ltd-*
Carta lask
7
—_25c
Uranium
Canadian
6e
Toronto Stock Exchange
Prlevi Shown Are Expressed tn Canadian
";
Jun
6 (be
Jan
'
4,200
>
17c
•
July;.',
6c
4,175
5c .{-■
40c
20c 24 tic
Tungsten Mines Ltd——J
•
Calalta
Corp_
Corp—u:
»opper
Louscadillac
Reuning
2c
16,600
v
7%c
Oil &
Sep
•
10,000
jc
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
'Wnite
6.50ui
23c
;
5c
35"
l
_•
Jan
2c
500:
1.94
tie
1.65
.
1
Mines-Ltd— 1
uold
Mining Corp* Ltd
15c
Tv High
6 (be
5,000
8.75 .11%
23c
-
1
——
Lay Mining Co
man
9c
tic
4
11%
1
OCTOBER 3
K
Range Since Jan. 1,
'a>w
7 tic
4 tic
1
Gas Ltd cl A
Shares
High
5
12c
Talc Ltd_—
tinner
Barnat
Bate
Co Ltd
oelburn Oil &
tiauey
7%c
*
:
Atlas
WEEK ENDED
for Week
,
of Prices
LOW
FOR
Sales
Week's
•
.
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1426)
.
.
Monday, October 6, 1958
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
Low
1
BUtiaio
1
Lake—
Rea
Building
7c
7%c
40%
8,500
10 c
3,000
29
14 %
9%c
13 %
14%
—
14
170
105
35%
Jan
Consolidated
Marcus
44
J an
6%c May
11% Apr
10% Jan
6-v»
Par
1.34 May
12c
May
Consolidated
Mlc
Consolidated
Mining
Consolidated
Sep
July
10c
14%
Apr
Oct
Consolidated
Oct
Cable
Mines
1
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
5c,'a preferred
Campbell Chlbougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada.
Bread
Cement
Preferred
Canada
Canada
Malting
Canada Oil
Aug
3.95
Feb
300
5.15
Jan
4.GO
1,020
34%
35
4,980
25
Jan
28
28
212
25:%
25)
23% July
1.70
5,500
1.00
GOO
48
4G%
1.85
1.00
48
25
34
Feb
450
34
Feb
4C%
20
46%
1.C7
100
110»
94
05c
70c
3.25
3.45
4,430
12%
12%
210
1
15%
G%c
7%e
3,033
2
5.80
G.OG
3,308
"
15%
150
8
Bank of Commerce
20
53
8
6,957
34%
0,274
•
Aluminium—
53%
341
a
11%
11%
11%
090
4.45
4.25
4.45
14%
10%
17%
32
32
G%
7
Canadian
Chieftain
1.47
1.57
21,350
5%
925
25
Collieries
Preferred
common—
i
_
70c
2.000
'
Canadian
Curtis
Wright
1.G0
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Canadian Drawn Steel common
•
*
.-.i
23%
Canadian Dyno Mines
1
Canadian Eagle Oil common———•
Warrants
B
Canadian Industries
Locomotive
Malartic
North
Inca
Canadian
Corp
Corp
Tire
Wallpaper
Class
7-85
8.00
8
8%
5,187
1G'%
13
Western
class
Natural
Canadian
Western
Gas
19c
Jan
31,754
14c
Jan
27c
Jun
43c
Can Met
48c
57,066
27%
28
0,405
50c
98c
17,943
5,529
29
29
14
14
14%
537
7c
I,500
127
130
40
—
22 %
•
Jun
1.22
35c
1.00
Oct
Oct
Apr
30% Aug
Apr
4.00
Jan
20%
Jan
30%
Sep
13% Sep
Go
81
Jan
10% Jan
15c
130
Sep
Feb
21
30
May
25
20
Jan
27
675
Sep
18
Feb
27
15 %'i
Apr
265
15% Oct
21
2.3C
% Aug
14,514
57
245
1.05
22c
5,700
12c
Jan
30c
17c
II,149
Aug
14c
24c 30 %c
1.11
505
25
25%
20c
Apr
23120
Jun
321,151
15c
Mar
36 %c
Oct
1.78
Sep
100
75c
44
1.01
Apr
Mar
Feb
57
Sep
1.00 Aug
1.10
1.15
43c
43c
—
Captain
Mines
Cariboo
Castle
Ltd
Gold
Cassiar
11c
12c
8,550
9c
Jan
21c
73c
Feb
—
75c
3.000
50c
Jan
7.90
84e
8.00
4,275
May
5.45
Jan
3.70
3.90
Corp
1
Ltd
•
1
1
Trethewey
3.25
Apr
3.90
Cayzor
•
Rio
Gold
3.00
•
Del
Pat
9.03
1
Porcupine
Charter
—
—
1
Oil
23c
•
Chateau Gal WinesCheskiric
Mines
1.82
*
—
1
:
Chesterville Mines
—•
1
Gold
33,858
1,000
Mines
3.00
3.00
I,000
8.15
9.05
1.05
20,737
24,775
60c
Jan
20c
23c
43,225
7c
Jun
1.82
1.85
1.55
Apr
2.05
14%
Jan
20%
Sep
5c
12c
Jan
19c
Sep
Apr
May
38c
17c
July
July
May
65c
Jun
20c
0,700
10c
16c
11,300
28,400
10c
50c
90c
1.30
40,950
50c
Jan
52c
51c
54c
0,800
40c
Jan
2.90
2.9G
100
2.40
2.84
13%
13%
14%
16c
20c
15c
12 %c
15c
38c
31c
39c
7c
7%c
2,500
30c 35%c
II,264
1
1
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-
:
.*
Petroleum
__
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Coniaurum
Mines
Con Key Mines—
;
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:
*
55c
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-
-
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see
Jan
60c
Jan
26c
7c
7%c
*
13,800
8
10c
♦
•
!4%e
1
8
386
10c
12c
7,200
11c
1
11c
600
12c 15%c
40,750
8c
1
14
9c
13%
14%-
5,500
16,613
1.65 Sep
56c
;
page 44.-
—
1
67c
1
2.90
^
'
•
2.20 Jan
Mar
6 %c
14c
Mar
22
July
Oct
Jun
2lc
July
7%c Jan
30c
July
7,443
15c
557,000
12c
30c
32c
57c
11
11
28 %c
:
Jun
90c
Jan
65c
July
July
220
1
7%
Feb
12
Mar
Apr
Jun
37c
27c
29c
10,025
22 %c
16C
16c
I,000
10 %c
1
8«
8%c
8,699
7%c
3,000
46c
Apr
96c
Jan
1
1
57c
59c
1.34
1.25
1.39
32%
33
•
14%
14%
—2.50
-—:
12%
11%
9%
25
preferred
18,602
'
07c
Jun
1.62 May
8,487
15
12%:
25% Jan
33
5,295
'
11% Jan
Jan
17% Aug
12% Oct
11% May
7.70
4,875
9%
125
-
Sep
8
Jan
10
10
*
105
8
19%
>
8,400
11
May
May
19%
Sep
Sep
35%
36%
•
Jan
36%
Oct
36 %
'-.,7,421-
101
9 511
22%
22%
22%
72%
68%
73
13%
9%
13%
9%
13c
20,700
40
40
23 %
2,220
12c
45
Textile
July
18%
Foundry to Steel common—•
*
common
Mines
13c
——1
Brewery
July
19c
Jan
*
Ind
Magnesium
Douufda
Feb
25c
—*
common
—*
75
97
Jan
425
..
.
9
Aug
50
3,234
10
101% Aug.
11% Jan
Jan"'"
18%
I,010
6,258
-
10
•
23%
Jan
17*
•.
Jan
7Vb Feb
8c
Jan
dun
Aug
14% Sep
10
Sep
25 %C July
30% Jan
41
1
.
21 %c
15c
24c
77,400
lie
Apr
25c
Aug
July
1
——
14c
He
14c
79,025
7c
Mar
17c
July
20 %C
29c
805,830
6%C Mar
29c
Oct
East
Malartic
Mines—
East
Sullivan
Mines
Eastern
'
Metals
Elder
Eld rich
Feb
26
52
52
405
37 %
Jan
59
G7c
71c
3,170
26c
Jan
28c
31c
3,000
10c 10%e
II,200
52
1
Mines
1
7c
Feb
10c
Mar
5%c Jan
Jun
1,150
29c
Jan
54c
57c
3,723
48c
Jan
22,000
15c
25c
1.62
Jan
42c
10 %c
24c
24c
25c
3 200
Explorers Alliance
11c
6c
12c
68,100
26%
9,845
21
21
3,055
14%
Apr
19
23,170
97c
Jun
30c
Sep
1
—
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous Players Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Warrants'
Fargo Oils
Farwest
1 01
32c
36c
Sep
Aug
May
Aug
10c
Jan
21 %C
July
35c
Jan
Oct
24c
Mur
Apr
28
Jun
14% Jan
21
Sep
Jan
9c
5.400
6.60
625
6.65
2,175
•7 3,800
Products
906
1.06
12c
13c
44
6c
18c
Jan
3.00
3.00
250
9%
97«
100
A
_
Manufacturing
•
Mines
9%
Fraser
Companies
French
Petroleum
3.00
2.750
30c
Aug
10% Sep
32'it May
06% Jan
13%
2.809
12%
14c
25,100
5c
29
29%
2,100
Oct
250
Jan
80c
July
46% Sep
102
Oct
Jan
14
Jan
19c
July
Aug
30%
Sep
9.00
Feb
861
22%
7.75
L-io
preferred
410
102
lie
•
59c
46%
Jan
13c
Oct
98%
July
Sep
45
Aug
50c
Joe
Ltd
21c
Sen
1.50 Mar
250
Feb
Feb
7.20 May
Jan
45%
101
80c
Jan
13 VH
_
——i#
Co
Francoeur
5c
300
«
26
100
250
1.78
9%c Mar
1,000
—II10
Foundation
5.00
665
6c
1
Ford Motor Co (U S)—
Ford of Canada class A
Frobisher
T—4 CD
43%
A
common
class
Fittings
20%
1
Cop
class
Preferred
Fleet
1.03
Kirkland
Federal
Fibre
1
—
Tungsten
18%
*
—
Ltd
Federal Grain
25%
13%
.25n
—.—
26%
1
—♦
7.80
1,000
7.00
Jau
1.70
1.85
10,576
1.18
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2.25 May
63
Jan
78
27'
Jan
38
Aug
Jan
'
Ltd
common
Debentures
1.82
"loo
.
73
73
*
-—
Aug
5%
Power
common
37
37 3«
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preferred
Geco
10
100
.
Apr
103
15
Jan
106%
Jun
1
14'%
16
9,205
7.95
Jan
16
Oct
*
6%
6%
300
4.90
Jan
7.00 Jun
1
19%
20%
1,322
Jan
20% Sep
Development
General Dynamics
General
Pete
General
Steel
Mfg
Glenn
1
A
Gold
8
53% May
32% Feb
920
3.15
I,590
32
*
9%
10
19c
2.75
4,500
1
32
50
,
50c
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65c
5.15
20,900
lie
3.80 Jan
35
July
10% Sep
Jan
25c
Aug
Jan
65c
Oct
Jan
7.05 May
1.10 Apr
1.25
19 %c Aug
5
May
4,300
12c.
Jan
47% Sep
27c
2,445
24c
65
10 %c
17,300
4.95
21c
4.95
Jan
27% May
5% Jan
285
18c
*
Mining
Uranium
47
3.00
*
Mines—
101
833
59
45 %
3.15
1
common
Prospecting
Yellowknife
Glacier
class
A
Ltd—
Scientific
Giant
class
Wares
Mines
58
1%
Canada
Products
General
103
15'
--1
Motors
General
Geo
280
-
Ltd
General
Genex
-
Bakeries
Mines
General
17c
July
Goldale Mines
15c
17c
11,000
14c
Jan
21c
Gold
16c
19c
124,800
5c
Jan
22c
Sep
27 %c
25c
40c
44,050
25c
Oct
45c
Aug
25c
24c
27c
20,170
7%c May
68c
July
6%
6%
390
7c
7c
7,000
Eagle
Golden
Gold
Manitou
Goldfields
Gordon
Mines.
Uranium
Mackay
1
Apr
6.25 Jan
9% Jan
165
Graham
class
Bousauet
A
—
*
Grandroy
Granduc
Gold.
7c
Mines
19 %c
Mines
Jau
Jan
9% May
19c
20c
Feb
Aug
20o
Aug
16%
Jun
6.00
Jun
3.55 Aug
34c
Great
Gas
common
——
6
Plains
Great West Coal class A
Class
B
July
7%
Jan
Jan
July
Gulf
Jun
Sep
35c
Mar
95c
May
July
Lead
t
Warrants
Gwillim
Lake
7%
7%
3.35
42 %
%
16%
1614
16%
2,600
—a
0
Gold
Sep
Oct
3.00
55
1
Jan
2.26
36%
6%
17,335
Aug
Jan
Jan
39% Jan
2.25
15
Jan
Jan
35% May
8% May
4.40
43
Jun
Feb
3.75 Sep
20%
Jun
5%
G
825
5% Jun
6% Feb
5.00
5.00
325
4.75 Mar
4.00
4.00
250
3.95
5.25 Apr
4.35 Jan
*
17c
15c
18c
II
22
22
45
17c
19c
9,700
7%c
8c
5,530
17%
17%
17%
7.90
1
15c
40,250
10%
7.15
8.00
10%
19c
1
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1
Gypsum Lime to Alab
42
7<|<>
3.280
3.65
1
:
o
3.50
49c
Feb
Jan
23
78
7%
3.40
1°
Mines
Mines
26
Sep
92c
27%
2,372
3.25
*
Mines
Gunnar
26
16c
ll%c July
*
Guaranty Trust
80c
36:1
Mar
—*
——
Greyhound Lines
45c
20.000
34%
3.25
DeveiOD
7c
2,039
2.20
1.80
36 3 «
00
Greening Wire
Greyhawk Uranium
Gulch
2.90 Oct
Northern
•
$2.80 preferred
Class B warrants
'
July
Jan
Paper
Warrants
Jan
10 %c
Lakes
17 %c 19%c
2.19
May
Jan
7%C Jan
3.10
1.02
1
11 %c
6%c Apr
2.30
19c
10% Sep
-
1
Corp
1
40c
5,630
Jan
24
Great
10%
Mar
7
50
Jan
7
7e
110
Jan
Jau
462,080
21,300
8c
25f
35c
22c
2.90
8c
8e
1.89 July
2.35 Sep
15e
Jan
May
10%'
35c
6,995
2.50
1.30 Mar
1.40
25
Jan
10,780
5,732
18c
II,125
11,325
10%
20
Mining Ltd
Eureka
1.64
2.25
*
common-
Mines
El Sol
1.50
2.10
-*
Easy Washing Machine
Eddy Match Co—:
Eddy Paper class A
19 %c Sep
28c
71c
1
1.55
2.24
~
•
4.40
:
—1
—1
Great Lakes Power common
3.45
55c
1
Jan
3.25
16c
10c
Gold
95c
40c
7
26c
55c
Great
26c
1
39,235
Oct
4.15
3.45
6,180
6c
1.05 July
May
6,490
47 %c Jan
1.75
8
55c
Feb
Oct
87
50c
19 %c
July
July
Aug
40
1,775
1
1.25
100
4,250
1
...
36c
235
21c21%c
-
CDnsol Fenfmcre Iron
Mines
Consolidated Golden Arrow
Consolidated Halllwell
Consolidated Howey Gold
29o
Oct
July
3.15 May
14 %
10%c Jan
20 %c Feb
4%c Mar
Jan
3.50 Mar
Jan
165
21c
—
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest
Jan
1.30
69c
Jun
9%
30%c30%c
•
Warrants
7%
1.75
30%c
•
Consolidated Allenbee Oil
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
Bellekeno
Mines
Consolidated Beta Gamma
Consolidated Calliman Flin
Consolidated Central
Cadillac
Consolidated Deuison Mines
1.80
11c
165
2.50
—
300
2.25 Jun
9%
10
;
1.25
9,200
4,555'
37,700
4,600
171,000
31c
1.75
_1
Life
Couiagas Mines
1.25
0
j,
1.18 May
37c
July
150
14c
—
Apr
9.55 Aug
4,200
42c
•
4.25
14,500
1
Commoil
Jan
6c
•
Coldstream CoDPer
Colomac Yellowknife Mines
Combined Metals
Aug
G.10
1.25
1
Coin Lake Gold Mines
3.00
50c
—
11c
12c 14%c
1.60 Mar
14
Sep
20
2.40
Confederation
Jan
20
1
Conduits
95c
5%c
Cody Reco
'
38c
Sep
Sep
1.00
Chromium Mining to
Smelting—
Cochenour Willans
Cocksliutt Fafra Equip
Commonwealth
1.07
lGc
Chib Kayrand Cop Min
1
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
75e
Chlbougamau Mining to Smelting—.—1
Chimo
.
9%C
*
Mines
Gatineau
Athabaska
Central
Central
Central
7.95
100
101
8.25 May
400
*
Quartz
Asbestos
2,000
22
9%
3.15 Aug
—
Warrants
6,980
10c
22
100
Jan
Jan
15c
—
1.90
9%c
Sep
July
Jun
23%
50c
1.05
35 %c
1
Explorations
8%
18
Sep
14% Aug
55%
lG%e
1
Apr
2.15
—
1
23
15
10% Aug
15% Sep
"9.25 Sep
15%
—
4.45
32%
East Am phi
Feb
25
2.20
3.40 Mar
28c
Copper Co Ltd
Duvex Oils to Minerals
Jan
2.40
25%
—
—
—
Co
Jun
2,030,521
6c
Mines
5%
35c
29%
1
Exploration
9.55 Mar'
4.50 Mar
32c
Westinghouse
Can am Copper
Can Erin
Jan
205
5%_20
Williston
Sep
2,051
A—*
Oil
Candoue
920
55c
1.65
13
1.22
—
Canadian
-
15% Mar
28c
17%
—
1,225
,
Duvan
48% July
20% Sep
21
Sep
52c
*
Canadian
Jan
5,030
—*
Mfrs
B
Canadian
Feb
10
100
5,505
*
Vickers
Canadian
37
1,580
1,850
1
2.70 Sep
,—
Petroleum
Dow
Aug
.10
Thorium
95c
Sep
9
21
preferred
Canadian
25
Jan
32o
47c
10c
2
Dominion
,
8% Sep
3.00 Sep
Feb
31c
—
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pctrofina
Jun
7
1.84
27%
Jun
July
Dominion Tar to Chemical common—•
8% Oct
15
—
•
1.08
35
—
•
Cc
*
Dominion Steel & Coal common——*
Dominion Stores —i
•
May
100
98c
1955 warrants
July
Oct
2.55 Sep
Preferred
6.60 Jun
150
1.94
—1
Jan
July
55c
—26o
Dominion
1.75 Oct
7
13-
--
Dome
Aug
18
8%
•
79c
40%
19%
19%
14%
*
—
Gold
Canadian Northwest Mines
Canadian Oil Cos common
jDanadian
90O
24,300
4
*
common
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
8%
2.90
78c
4.30
Oils
Coal
Jan
12
Jan
19%
3.90
3.90
Seagrams
Dairies
Jan
Tr
•
Dome
Sep
7% Sep
11% Mar
23% Sep
19
14
Warrants
Canadian Hydrocarbon
32
14
19%
1.90
1
Palmer
Dominion
6% Apr
6% Apr
1.40 Feb
Sep
2.36 Aug
33c
1
Dominion Electrochome
15
8c
16 %c
i-.
16% Apr
10% July
500
Mining
Mines
Devon
Distillers
7
—
10«
Delnite
Sep
8% Jan
18
—
20c
5.00
Horn
Dominion
49c
13,600
1
1.93 Aug
900
56c
2,000.
'
••
J an
1,000
14 %c
i
A
0.00 Aug
2,203
1,250
52c
————1
class
Jan
8,003
12
Mar.
7c
1.05 Feb
Oct
Jun
-*.10 July
33c
Sep
2,300
—
Leather
Davis
15% May
17% Sep
40%
—
Canadian High Crest
Canadian Homestead Oils
Canadian Husky Oil
Sep
9% Jan
—
—
*
_
8
Anr
67e
15c
>
Jan
Apr
95c
Deldona Gold Mines—
8%
40,100
108
15% Sep
34% Sej)
12
Sep
23%
2.29
35%
2.69
Mines,
Apr';
Jan
.
65,814
....
19%
8c
1
Brewis
5.00
104
171,212.
1
18%
53c
Jau
95c
——
Decoursey
1.35 Feb
Mar
29
2.65
Minerals
Mines
Deer
Jan
33c
1.82
54% Oct
65c
1.94
10
34%. Oct
4.75 Mar
May
7.50
50c
.
Jan
4.00
12c
90c
Jan
4.50 Sen
.—-
—*
Jan
80c
Aug
4%c Jau
2,980
14c 16 %C
r—1
Daering Explorers
Feb
23c
55c
75
1
—
Daragon Mines
13
23c
1.72
—
6.90 Aug
28% Mar
12 %e Mar
7,740
3.50
30c
*
—-—
9%c Jan
May
3.20
1.90
•
——■
Mar
Mar
May
3.917
105 105%
3.35
•
——1
Pershing
Crowpat
Cusco
Jun
150
8%
-——•
——
Canada
Nest
Dominion
2.G7
—
of
35%
Warrants
4.80 Jan
100
%
Oil
Feb
14c
25,975
--
11%
Mining
Cowichan Copper
Craigmont Mines
Cree
33%
—-——100
...——,
Cournor
Oct
60c
2.80
Coulee
72c
5.00
—10
common
Imperial
Lead Zinc
Crows
8%
—
.....
-—
G8c
4.60
Jun
8%c Jan
1,000
72c
5.00
July
45c
:
-
Aug ""
44c
1
Oct
July
77c
8c
'
Sudbury
Exploration
Croinor
12
—
Basiu-
Cosmos
47% Sep
13
14%c
—
Jun
11%
GOe
Canadian Export Gas <fc Oil
16%
Canadian Fairbanks Morse common—*
Canadian Food Products class A
*
Preferred
100
Canadian Gen Securities class A
*
11,555
30.300
7c
Ltd
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug-,—
Corby Distillery class A
Aug
23%
'
16c
7c
Class A
Jun
1.20
12
—
•
5.95
18,235
2.50
50
11%
—
Preferred
Canadian Dredge & Dock
Class
0.75
5.90
1.70 V
14c
33c
—
Mines—
Oct
8
4,047
70c
3.000
Jan
2.75 Apr
.
Pete
Canadian
10c
Mar
13
3,805
5
;
—-
Chemical & Cellulose—
9c
Conwest
67% July
25% July
32c
Apr
Consumers Gas Co
Apr
2.00
•
•
Jan
40%
208
G%
1.54
$1% preferred
Canadian
190
•
•
JanMar
25
400
17
common
23c
49c
Mar
5c
25% Jan
495
14 %
—
class A
19c
Mines
4.725
■
Sep
May
Sep
21% July "
4.45
'
Jau
1.13 May
17c
16c
1.16
5% Feb
375
14%
warrants.
Canners
Celanese
34%
•
common
34%
25
Canadian Breweries
Preferred
68c
16%
14.100
-
24c
Peak
3.75 Feb
200
54%
50%
33 %
64c
5,161
40,085
•
500
97
6c
23c
5,600
110
12% Jun
2.00
20c
20,726
Jan
May
20%
1.78
51c
67c
Jan
5c
Jan
3.25
19%
1.95
■1. 22c
2.10
33c
Jun
12
20%
—1
Explor—
-
5c
88
500
3.25
.—1
Oil
80
Mar
Smelting-
to
9,700
>
32c
55c
T 345
92%
-12.50
Minerals
1.50 Mar
70c
208
r
93
70c
preferred
to Cable class B_
Canadian
A
Jan
25%
Bakeries
Class
125
Feb
4.15
Consolidated
11
Sej)
33% Oct
50%
48
Steamship
Canadian
Feb
10
4.30
Consolidated West Petroleum
29% Jun
Feb
420
1.80
Canada Southern Oils warrants
Southern Petroleum
Canadian
Jan
6
03
175 i
Ltd—
Consolidated Sannorm
Oct
25
62%
Jan
4.35
High
Jan
29c
Oils-
4.60 Oct
35
27
G2%
11
33%r
19c
1,000
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
30% Sep
80
Sep
105
July
6.65 Aug
8.90 May
510
11
32 %
175
•
21,200
50c
Consol Northland Mines
Consolidated
Oct
850
11
——*
Canada
British
>
3.25 Jun
33%
10
Mortgage
Canada Safeway Ltd preferred
Canadian
Jan
115"
41,GOO
8.05
10
Permanent
Astoria
97
105
6.GO
28
•
Atlantic
Jan
.—*
common
—
Canadian
62%
23
17% Feb
403
105
~—
Canadian
920
78
35
class A
Canadian
Jan
6.10
G.50
•
—_
21
7.90
i
common—
Packers
100
30%
76f
l
Assurance
Wire
29%
76%
~Ioo
:—
23
44c
50c
Consolidated Red Poplar
July
90c
30
Lands
Warrants
Canada
40c
Jan
*
———————-26
Preferred
Canada
Jan
45c
J20
Life
Canada
12c
34.750
•
Crushed Cut Stone
B
70.33G
83c %
23
4.50
Iron Foundries
Class
34c
73c
common
Canada
Canada
23c
common
Canada
Canada
30c
83c
Low
1
Oils
Morrison
Negus
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Ltd—
Consolidated Mosher
9%
.25c
Oils
Low
Shares
38c
Consolidated Mogul
Jun
for Week
I
Gold
Mac
15
Sales
Range
of Prices
Mines—
Marbeucr
Consolidated
Calalta Petroleum
Caldwell Linen 1st preferred—
Last
Sale Price
1
High
Mar
4%c
2,385
9%
7 "4
Dry Dock class A——
73c
1,195
13%
7%
Ext
14
Burrard
Low
250
39
Products
Bunker~Hill
Burlington
Range Since Jan.
High
95c
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
95c
7c
OCTOBER 3
for Week
of Prices
Far
Buffalo Ankerite
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Week's
770
-
Oct
28c
10",'a Mar
11
20%
22Ta
Feb
8%c Jan
22c
July
Apr
Jun
July
7c
Jan
13c
Jan
12%
14.481
,
Sep
Jan
19%
Jun
5.70
II,490
Jan
8.00 Oct
~
1
V
G%C,
35%
6%C
6%c
35%' 35%-.
4.000
126
4%c Jau
-
12c
July
27.
36'
Sep
~
Jau
,
.
Number 5783
Volume 188
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1427)
43
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Last
*
Low
Par
Hahn
Brass
Halmon
Hard
_____
:
*
Gold
Rock
Harrison
of
595
51c
20,400
7 %
<
_—
7%
300
10c 12 %c
10 %C
19c
12 %c
Iron
Lake
'
Preferred
52c
21c
July
6c
Apr
lie
Jun
Midrim
33c
Jan
-79C
Jan
Midwest
12%c
7c
8c
4.60
4.60
4.60
150
82
82
82
5
6c
75
5C
5c
5c
3,300
1.45
1.45
1.50
20 %c
24c
July
5.75 AUg
Apr •
82
May
1.10
17c
28,300
-
510
?'
7
~
Jun
30c
50%
Sep
Oct
200
2.05
May
2.75
25%
2,680
20%
Jan
25%
20%
13,474
8,742
14
Apr
23
2.75
2.75
25%
25
20%
Class A U
Class B
19
20%
Prior
36%
preferred
Hoyie Mining
Hudson-Bay Mining & Smelting
^Hudson Bay Oil.
50
___
Pam
Humber
Oils
i
36%
44
;
,
25%
Jan
41
Feb
46
3.95
4.30
52%
55%
lOfs
20%
19C
19c
1
...
Mtge
19C
6,528
3,500
1.94
1.83
1.95
41,550
44
44
80
_20
.____
23% July
28c
Jun
1.98
Imperial Bank
Imperial Investment class A
6%
preferred
!
Imperial Life Assurance
Imperial Oil ——
20
49*
75
38%
Feb
47%
12%
Jan
14%
6%
200
5%
Jan
6%
Jun
5%c
6%c
16,000
5c
36%
15,758
25%
preferred;
__—50
.
Inland Natural Gas
,
Inspiration Min & Dev.—
International
NkJkel
International
Co
Ran wick
Interprovincial
Interprovincial
Class
>
t
pipe
A
.
common
Mines—
Mines....
.1
Goldvue
New
Petroleum
51
53%
,
17%
18%
,
17%
18
.1
2.70
2.38
1.75
1.65
1.75
5 4,731
-
.
;
2i5
2.161
*
„
•
67c
85%
72c
—,
9%
—
Jun
Sep
2.75
4,950
22c
Jan
44c
Aug
6c
Jan
14c
19c
Jan
7%C
35c
38c
5c
5,500
1,450
6,000
Jan
July
July
8 %c July
10c
10c
12c
24,637
4c
Apr
35c
Feb
31c
24%c
31c
8,900
18c
Mar
62c
1.16
1.30
7,100
July
Sep
4%c
.50n
4c
1.01
lave
Exploration
Jefferson Lake
Jellicoe Mines
Joburke
'
Gold
3,200
12c
59C
38,150
17,995
35,640
92,300
30c
*
9,500
7,900
15c
Jun
33c
44c
25c
Jan
50c
31c
81,900
16c
May
31c
Oct
16,900
26c
Oct
57 c
Apr
33c
26c
35c
2.09
1.98
2.10
14c
1.85 Aug
4%c Jan
lie Mar
9,175
12c
12c
134,108
II,000
Sep
16C
30c
22c
25C
Mines—
13c
32c
July
1.69
223,450
13c
9c
5,600
6c
Feb
15c
Aug
7c
8c
11,300
5c
Aug
110
July
May
43c
Oct
Jan
23 %c
43c
472,400
12c
25c
25c
28c
AUg
40c
53c
G5c
6,400
581,525
18c
62c
12c
Jun
74c
Exploration
.
Mines
1
1
8%c
4%c
•
5c
5c
1
1.07
1.09
1
—
8%c
-1
-.1
72c
74c
—
Nor and a
4%c Jan
4,000
30,400
1,000 ~
6c
1.86
1.60
Oc
Gc
17c
Norgold
•
Mines
Norlartic
Normetal
22c
Oct
Feb
40c
July
July
14 %C
16C
8o
Jan
47e
47c
48c
9,388
38c
Jan
G8c
26c
29C
2,000
17 %c
July
36c
2.05
2.00
2.05
700
July
July
Mines
*
Kelly Douglas class A
Kenville
Gold
—*
■■
.1
—
—
200
5C
5%C
9,000
17
17%
10,620
2,700
14%
95C
Feb
2.06 Apr
3,125
22,900
27C
Jan
70c
5C
Jan
8%c July
1
Townslte
Jan
Jan
1957
38c
10c
10 c
75c
Mar
4.05 Sep
5% July
7% May
Jan
5c
32c
11,926
18,000
8c
Jan
Sep
Lake
Lake
Mines
Cinch
Dufault
Lakeland
1.12
1,900
4,812
8,679
1.05
62C
La
Wasa
Latin
Laura
Secord
Leltch
Gold
—
Gold
397
Jan
87
7c
Jan
12c
Jan
16C
Jan
29c
May
Preferred
—.:
;
warrants
1953
pfd
;
Preferred
-
Uranium
5c
Mm?nPt
class
29%
030
30 %
2.420
22
Feb
32% May
32% Aug
31
3,600
22
Jan
32% Sep
45%
560
5%c
28% Jan
40,000-
41%
7C
2,500
12,500
49c
Mar
68c
Jan
2.150
24c
May
SOc
Feb
9c
9c,
22c
8c
3.00
3.15
5,050
25c
20c
25c
21,325
13c
16c
—
1.05
1.05
1.07
34%
33%
34%
146,800
11,471
1,563
2.37
2.35
2.39
5,313
50c
50c
100
■
5c
5c
5 %c
17,040
10c
*
5c
2.401
20c
5C
-•
1
-
Mining Corp
Martln-MeNeelv
Mines
Ltd
Massey-Ferguson
,
common
100
-
Matachewan
1
_•
Consol
•
1
*
common
•
Jun
1.12
98c
1.15
123,^25
40c
Feb
23 %c 26 %c
33,900
10
9,910
98%
560
21,300
Red
McWatters
Gold
12,200
—
65
Mines.
see
page 44.
Consol
Pipeline
Preferred
Peruvian
Oil
50c
28c
Jan
6.00 Jan
July
Placer
64
67
792
Oct
Powell Rouyn
lie
9%C
11c
20c
33c
69,000
87
Jan
67%
Jan
6%c
140
Jan
Apr
5
14% Oct
7c
9,700
3,200
Mar
9c
14c
ll%c Jan
23c
1.06
1.13
9,150
1.05
Sep
17c
22c
II,600
ll%c
Jan
1.85
1.80
1.90
6,655
35c
40o
3,900
5c
9%
9%
280
25%
50
2.10 May
55c
22
31,507
93% July
July
62c
July
&
Minerals
5.75
Jun
Jun
26% May
Feb
9.20 July
8.75
8.50
3.95
3.95
3.95
525
2.15
Jan
10c
9%C
11c
13,500
9%C
Oct
20c
Jan
61c
Aug
Jan
44c
July
Power
7c
30%
15%
Apr
4,295
26% May
59c
6,150
41c
5%c
5,000
196,300
7.894
32
50c
Gold
4.00 Mar
Apr
'
Jan
21% Aug
34% Aug
83c
Sep
22c
premium Iron Ore
50c
8C
55c
35c
38c
2,900
5.35
5.35
5.35
300
19C
19C
19c
20c
19c
26C
4%c Jan
3%c Jan
37 %c
Jan
33c
Jan
3.90 Aug
9c
Jan
11 %c Feb
70c
62c
5.35
14c
Jan
25c
13c
Jan
26c
18c
Feb
July,
Mar
Oct
July
Sep
Mar
8%
Feb
10
44
26%
40C
8
1,850
14,233
1,000
3,130
44
25
40
Jun
46
July
July
26%
26%
25 %c 25 %C
6%
175
23
Mav
27
Aug
18
500
13
Feb
19
May
1.98
1.99
———1
1
•
23c 23Vac
16,299
12,700
1.85
1.63
1.85
39,500
70c
Jan
70c
65c
72c
26,800
38c
Jan
1.10
1.05
1.22
7,450
60c
-*
——
Corp
Oil Royalties
Prairie Pipe Mfg
Premier Border Gold
6%C
35 %C
8%
*
Prairie
35c
May
9%
Jan
8.95
70
70
70
100
95c
92C
95c
1.14
1.20
9,532
10,200
1.20
*
1
■-—•
1
•
•
.—20c
1.55
23c
39C
66%
Sep
Jan
May
92c
July
1.05 Jan
6c
9,100
5c
10%
3,875
9,500
34
35%
1,734
39c
39C
1,000
66%
67
862
2.30
2.50
4.20
4.25
12c 14%C
1,500
1,150
49,900
4.30
650
Jan
13c
5c
10%
35%
Apr
43
20c 20 %C
5%c
10%
50c
«6
July
July
Jar
July
Jan
8
25%
32c
Sep
1.55
35c
Jao
1.55 Feb
18
Powell River
67
Sep
July
1.35 July
16
Jun
Apr
T.80
Oils
Ponder
10 %c Jan
,80,455
8c
Mar
18
Develop
Sep
80
90c
4c
14%
1.10
Phillips Oil Oc Ltd
1
Engravers
*
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
——•
Pioneer Gold of British Columbia
1
pitch Ore uranium
1
Sep
530
10
9
45 %c
13 %C
Photo
25
36,300
26.200
82% Sep
40c
July
30c July.
Oct
14c
"
—3
—
10% Sep
Aug
100
Sep
Jan
Jun
Jan
77
Gc
5°
—*
common
common
25
31c
74c
14%
7c
1
1
125
Exploration Ltd
Exploration
16 % May
83%
•
PCE
Canada-—
of
23 % Aug
50
Jan
91%
100
1,000
75c
1
1
2
1
Amalgamated Mines
Uranium
Pater
50
82
9
6%c
14%
*
Petrol Oil & Gas
2.25 Apr
Jan
Sep
4.25 Jan
33c
May
10%c Mar
5%c
115
27C
9,300
5%c
25
Sl%
100
36,100
18c
1
25
29c
79
17c
16c
Apr
Sep
,,
25
83%
79
14c
„
1.45
2.70 Jan
18c
55c
1.21 Aug
35C
Aug
12c
16c
7,000
59c
25
—
*
f.ske
For footnotes
200
17c
•
TaIT*
MfiMarmw
19c
273
20c
"
Porcupine
Oils Ltd
Pen mans
July
May
3.85
3.G0
1.90 Jan
Western
peoples Credit common
Perron Gas & Oil preferred
Perron Gold Mines
12c
15c
3.50
18c
Feb
Feb
16%
10
12,637
Sep
1.30 Aug
93c
16c
9,100
6,392
;■
18 %C 19 %C
Pembina
26c
3.75
15%
30%
Peerless
Feb
— —
5.00
Apr
Feb
19 %C
Jan
Jan
17c
Jan
1.01
*
Jan
77% Mar
2.40
1
July
Sep
Mar
97
75c
175
1.45
15
Il20
280
3.95
1.28
1.30
DOC
3.75
Petroleums
11
Feb
14
4.00 Feb
Oct
Apr
Hersey Tubes
Pacific
Page
12C
5%
11%
25C
May
6%cMar
8%c Jan
685
3,416
6c
8c
97
12
10,630
Jan
5c
—100
Porcupine
8c
Sep
25C
9%
11%
33c
Parbec Mines
1,625
22,300
25c
44
40c
Sep
8c
9%
JUB
14%
-34c
Feb
Feb
Feb
29% c
Paymaster
7%
3.50
1
16c
10c
f
Preferred
Red
32c
May
9c
*
Class B
Prontenac
*
•
Ltd
Maybrun Mines
McCabe Grain class A
25c
1,516
106,750
Oct
33c
Pan
8c
1
__
3.600
14,540
11
1.58
34c
Pamour
10c
30c
1
Mines
1.05
8%C
10%
2,300
1
Aug
20
Sep
23,717
*
35c
90c
—
98c
7%c
98c
*
1.28
4.60 Feb
—-1
Jan
lie
Aug
73c
-1
Oct
Mar
Mar
Mines
Lake
Osisko
50c
3c
37c
Feb
1.95 May
Apr
July
10
Ormsby Mines
Patino
4c
44
Jun
1.10
48c
10
.Being exchanged into
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd
One share for each six held
Paramaque Mines —
17% July
May
4.65 Sep
2.75 Feb
33%
19c
Pardee
425
33c
Apr
Jan
37c
1 iold
Ori'tiuda
2.80 May
31,500
12c
21 %C
Opemiska Copper
Orange Crush
1.24 Aug
35% July
20
July
Apr
Sep
*
Preferred
Jan
4%c
Feb
7%c Mar
15c
2.00
—
Ontario Loan & Debenture
Apr
4c
36c
11
Malartlc
Jockey Clib common
1.70 Jan
20
May
39
.900
—
Warrants
37C
•
Oct
3.10
2.23 Mar
18c
25
*
3.20 Jun
Aug
Aug
614
_!•
III
Ontario
23%1
♦
—
O'Lean
90c
45c
May
47c
Oct
9
Jan
Apr
9c
Jan
1,380
1
Mfg
Oils
10c
May
Mar
•
Preferred
Sep
8%c: Apr
1,000
7%c
16%c
Sep
7c
11 %o Apr
9c
30c
*
Marigold Oils
Aug
6%c Jan
54c
Ltd.
..
49
Jan
,
3%c Mar
Specialty
Okalta
July
2.30 May
28c
1
Mclntyrr
5C
1.85
11c
5c
2.46
6 %c
Minet
Gola
O'Brien
Sep
52c
10c
Goldfieids
MnKensie
18c
rrr-r.
21c
•
McCol*
Jan
3.00
Maneast Uranium
Maxwell
Jan
60
100,200
6,000
Maple Leaf Milling common
Maralgo Mines
Maritime
Jan
95c
11,500
14,600
1,817
Mines
Shoes
Marcon
19*
18,100
13C
*
B
Lake
Majortrans
Malartk
315
1.40
1
Bloedel
finriR
24%
1
Mages Sporting Goods
Maher
24
.1
—1
Cockshutt
Red
30c
7c
_•
Explorations
Macmillan
500
,1
_
Macdonald Mines
Madsen
30c
53c
1
wrinA*
MacLeod
Feb
44%
1
On
Lynx Fellowknife Gold Mines
Macfie
2.95
4%C
Warrants
Macassa
2.20 Jan
29%
^.<t_
1
Gold field
400
28%
30
50
Minlnp
2.70
<
Oct
51
35% Jan
12
Mines
Lake
Obaska
Office
Jan
July
2.40
.100
Ogama Rockland Gold
Oka Rare Metals Mining
Jan
Jan
18c
42%
Oakville Wood Specialties
Sep
4c
7c
Jan
•
11%
1
Jun
1.501
Feb
80
*
42%
_•
3.30
Sep
25
Sep
1.68 May
■
Jun
19c
preferred
Jan
Jan
22,565
100,461
1.73
•
Mines
2.75
19C
1.24
2.81
_•
Mines.
400
1.80
— —
.
T.vnrihnrst
Northwestern Util
Nudulama
58c
1.16
2.46
Ltd—:—
1,800
4%C
mmmm
1.82
1
*
Mines
Northland Oils
2,500
24c
52c
1.23
Ontario
4.65
,
July
2.05
90c
3.25
29%
*
♦
—
_
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
Jan
Feb
1.33
'•
*
mi_
5.25
Mar
Jan
Jan
90c
2.15
—
21c 21%C
15c
1.34
1.51
Feb
11 %c
•
30
—.
i><,
m
3.901
Aug
May
.50
...
Natural Gas—.
Northern Telephone
—s—
Norvalie
470
1,760
2.53
—-
warrants
Northern
38
1.80
.1
—
3.15
4,25
1.38
.1
Mines*
_
Louvicourt
Sep
13,000
80
70; May
Jan
4c
n*
North Star Oil common
30C
•V-
4.65
7,500
16,862
5,545
38
T58
————-
Class A warrants——
2.60
1
Class B
Lorado
Sep
May
176,100
—'
.1
class A.
Cos
3.45
84
4.30
.3
Candy
...
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Groceterias 1st
Loblaw
1.18
80c
19c
•
1—,_50c
Gold Mines
Lexlndln
Jan
2.70 Jan
lie
3.25
*
American
Lencourt
Sep
9% Aug
Apr
40C
'
1
Gold Mines_
Lamaque
91C
21%
Mar
18c
1
Mines.
Mining
Mines.,
Luz
3.40
7
Jun
8"2c
10c
1
'
Lake
65c
3.10
.1
—
4.35
1
Uranium
Noruispao
Mar
82%
Shore
Lake
14% May
600
,
'
Mines.
Osu
3,391
9%
1
Lingman Gold Mines
Lake
21
9%
1.06
1
...
Debentures
Lake
18%
,
..1
Mines
Gas
26
Jan
1,200
20%
21
2(>c
IIIl
North Goldcrest Mines Ltd
North Rankin
Jan
19% May
Mar
8c
25%
25%
Ltd.
—.——•
Labrador Mining Ac Exploration—
•
Lafarge Cement class A.
10
(John)
8%c
23c
4.55
Z25o
Northern Canada Mines—
Labatt
8c
26c
1956 warrants.
14c
8c
36c
—
49c
7c
380
1
—
2.00,
43c
-
—
—1
Minerals
1.70
—
,
33,350
1.35
Class A
73c
17
2.00
—
—
KirkJand Hudson Mines
Kirk land
3,110
2,150
6%
"
■
.1
Gold
Copper
Warrants
Kirkland
7
3.35
.
Mines—
Kerr-Addison
Kilembe
7% Sep
9,800
26c
—50
6%
0m
3.10
23c
—
6%
'
38,000
223,350
2.75
—1
Preferred
3.25
—•
Warrants
Kelvinctor of Canada—
4.20 Feb
10,473
45c
23c
• -
Warrants
■'■^7c;-
39c
3.05
0
1
North Canaaian Oils common—
51
5c
39c
...
—
Ltd
Oils
I—1
1
Mining Corp—
Nickel
Norsyncomaque Mining
Northcal
46%
—
^—_
Nor pax
2.49 Mar
1.90 Feb
Jun
93c
20,500
1.90
Sep
Sep
9c
57c
I,000
15c
13c
4%c Oct
1,734 "
3,500
6,810
15 %C
1
1
Mines
Oct
Jan
16c
Mining Co Ltd..
Jumping Pound Petrol
Jupiter Oils
."
Mar
1.41
8%c
3.65
—.—_-1
July
23c
Jowsey
Sep
July
7.25 July
•
Gold.:
10
10%c Jan
20c
Feb
2.59
12c
20c
Mining & Smelting—1
23c
16,100
26,200
-
-
Sep
Aug
94c
July
10
10c
13c
26c
Jan
6
10c
9
Mines
Mines
20c
52c
54C
_
(1939)—
Jollet-Quebec
Jonsmlth
20c
t-
Feb
22c
.„1
Nisto Mines
Acme
1.35
Jan
18c
'
2.00 July
69c
24c
.500
Nipissing Mines
Oct
July
32c 32 %c
7c
1
Rouyn Merger
;
New :Senator Rotiyn
New superior Oils—:—
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Sep
10 %c
Jan
19% Apr
—1
;—
—
New
'
Apr
625
42c
Gold
Newnorth
Sep
19
3c
32c
4.00
5.00 Apr
23% May
850
■
Mining
Sep
1
Manitoba
Nor
Jack Waite
Feb
93,000
10c
Mines
Mylamaaue
54%
1.40 Mar
36c
7c
—
Mines
New
•liWOfc- Sep
Jan
52c
2,100*.
July
4.75
1
New
75c
Jan
Sep
16c
7,100
21%
,_1
.
Mines—
Hosco
18c"
40c
*—
New HaKrloana
New
Sep
July
11
Apr
$6%r J.an
.9% Jan-v,
*
29,200
2.75
_l
46c
Aug
80c
5%c
—,—
Mines
Jan
8
ia%e Jan
9% Apr
82c
Apr
—3
.
Newlund Mines
80
Sep
410
"
20o
Mines
Jason
560
21,000
—1
—
Develop.
Kelore
291,850
13,543
69c
—1
;
Pete—i
Davles
New
53%
§
—25o
;___
Concord
New
69c
55c
62c
Continental Oil of Canada
New
Sep
34c
May
17% Aug
78
Aug
4.75
..
Chamberlain
Oct
10%
48c
_1
Oils^
3.35
24c
77c
Jan
48C
2,621
B
III
Calumet Mines——
16%
10%
Sep
Jun
17% Aug
21%
Bfdlamaque Gold
Feb
Jan
Jun
24c
29
64
Apr
14% Apr
320
78
65c
Uranium
Jun
May
Jan
62c
17
74%
•
14
33c-
,25c
.
:
•
Labine
New
'
69 Va
40,620
Jan
7
v
16%
Mines
Sep
Sep
40c
75c
8C
15% Feb
Sep
Feb
1,100
730
71c
1
Jun
July
10c
New
Apr
13,511
I,000
17%
lie
14
31,000
4.25
47c
65.785
17
Jun
13c
16%
65c
——
Bay
50
84%
>'
Irish Copper
Iron
Jan
82%
22c
27%
7c
9.10 Jan
"
10c
2.70 Jan
45 %c
.1
com
Ltne..
Investors Syndicate
44
84 %
5,672
15% Sep
26c May
10% Feb
5% Jun
"
;
300
2,300
13%
15%
1,480
2.50
12%
Aug
May
Jan
1,860
4GO
3.15
1.77
Feb
3.80
;
.
46 %
12,575
Jan
7c
23,364
2,600
11%
New Bristol
Jun
45 %c
rl
____
,
Credits
Bldg
Warrants
98
30Q
common
tad
May
7%
2.37
16c.
Dickenson Mines.
92
3.35
28c
2.20
Jan
12
New
125
16%
Apr
325
Delhi
5,345
7%
190
560
15%
,
4,600
15
New
12%
95%
16%
20
—'-
Warrant#
68c
24c
Jan
15%
3.50
7%'
_l
common
Preferred
Jan
1.25
15
New
46
.
.—10
35c
Jan
65C
15
15%
3.55
pfd
1,000
49C
16 %C
New
95
1Q0
...
45c
'
54c
Jan
10c
Jan
7,373
70%
39% Aug
14% Sep
July
6.75 Jan
34,360
22,650
1
New
Jun
1
64c
93c
27%
.
Juxr
July
July
1.14 May
1.18 July
2.15 Aug
1.90
7c
New Alger Mines _
New Athona Mines
Apr
Oct
3,290*
11
$2 %
-
10,912
13%
33%
common**
Inglis (John) & Co.
..
440
47%
6%
i
.
preferred
; Inland Cement Co
,
77
46
13%
75
46
;
$4%
'
80
100
•
Corp Ltd
Feb
20 %
2
"
Accept
Sep
20%.
20 *
4.86%
Warrants
21
21,469
10
Gold—
Lake
Industrial
July
1,306
13
8C
88c
60c
_
Minerals
Nesbitt
Oct
SeD
59
11
20
preferred
Indian
.
59
14
58
12%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary 8
6%
Jan
58%
*
170
225
7,600
1.65
National Steel Car
Sep
6% Jan
43 %
10
49
Apr
,
Nealon
,
Feb
r
13%
National Explorations Ltd
National Hosiery Mills class
Sep
45
Jan
46
11c
Jun
July
1.00
National Drue & Chemical common..—8
Preferred
—5
Oct
55%
Jan
77c
48 Va
Corp..
Nama Creek Mines.
4.65 Mar
32
Feb
2.25
Corp common
Mt Wright Iron—
Multi
61C
'
Jun
Feb
3.05
1,270
1
;
Apr
39% Apr
15 »/2 Mar
15c
Aor
5,596*
20
13%
,
35,275
•
23 %C
Moore
21% July
36% Oct
165
54%
_•
Porcupine
Huron & Erie
235
20%
4.30
.
...
Hugh
18
36%
43%
_
Howard Smith Paper common—
95c
45c
Moneta Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive Works
Oct
20c
93c
...
Warrants
July
Jan
2.20
1.85
:
Mining. Corp
Min Ore Mines
Molybdenum Corp
Feb
Apr
:
3.10
lie
9C
61c
—.
Metals
Jan
4,500
9 %c
l
Industries Gas
Mindamar
1.60 May
22,519
13c
—50
City Petroleums.
Milliken Lake Uranium
Oct
2.48
84c
93c
Mining——.
Warrants
High
2.30
Mill
6%c Feb
Jan
39 %
/
IOC
4%c Jan
6,700
24c
Jan
4.00
1
_20o
Apr
pfd—^
Low
High
48
I
Mines..
Range Since Jan.l
Shares
12 %c
Mldcon Oil & Gas.
4,016
Home Oil Co Ltd—
-
Uranium
11,600
_l
.
Meta
2.35
—50o
'
of Prices
LOW
.1.28
—_
...
Mining
Mersey Paper 5%%
I8c
100
Highland Bell
High wood Sarcee Oils..
Hi Tower Drilling
Holden Mfg class A
Holiinger Con sol Gold-
Oct
Ismail
57p
8c
Heva Gold Mines
14c
Mem..
May
July
20c
Petroleums
Mentor Expl & Dev..
7%c
*
;
Jun
8
Mar
-P-
35,875
8,000
-___
Medallion
1.04 May
6% Aug
8%c Jan
131,100
1
Hendershot Paper common—
20
Oct
7c
1
Mines
Apr
41C
52c
1
Red
Gold
Par
16
;
237,220
20c
High
for Week
Range
Sale Price
17c
1
Lakes
'Headway
Heath
18%
7%
1
Mines
Minerals
Hasaga Gold Mines
Head
18%
18%
—1
Carpets
Low
Bales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
■
Range Since Jan. 1
High
41c
common:
Mining
Harding
V
\
'Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Friday
for Week
Range
•'
OCTOBER 3
Sales
Week's
Friday
-•
STOCKS
4.25
8
Apr
Sep
28% Apr
35c
Jun
54% Jan
2.25
Jan
3.85 May
5c
Jan
2.85 Jun
2.08 Aug
40c
1.85
80c
Feb
Oct
Jun
1.75 July
70
1.23
Oct
Feb
1.13 Apr
9c
May
10% Apr
36c
37
47c
68
Jan
Sep
July
Aug
3.55 May
5.00 July
17c
Sep
4.65 July
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1428)
.
.
Monday, October 6, 1958
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Last
of Prices
Low
Par
Trust
Premier
Dome
East
Preston
25
1.60
400
6.00
5.75
70c
Jan
1.85
7.05
Jun
Jan
9,560
3.75
Sep
5.60
5.60
85c
90c
3.35
3.10
3.35
55,805
14c
18C
107,800
1,750
7U<
Jan
2.41 Mar
5c
May
120
Oct
6.00
Ultra Shawkey Mine#
Union
Acceptance
common-—
preferred
Union
Sep
1.33 May
4.00
2nd
>
United
Quebec Manitou Mines
Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Queenston Gold Mines
Quebec
Quemont
Quonto
7c
Mar
56c
42c
39,300
34c
Jan
60c
Jun
159,500
22c
Apr
47c
Mar
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
United
Keno
Hill——*
6.15 Jan
United
New
Fortune.,
6 tec
28,600
4.75
4,805
19 tec
19c
8,600
88c
28,890
25
26 te
4,291
27c
30c
151,500
11
,
16%
-•
Mining
Petroleum
20c
80c
83C
25%
6,273
9C
9c
47C
47c
53c
36c
2.16
9%
9%
160
72C
79c
27,100
6-tec
6 tec
'7.500
—1
3,000
3.70 Sep
10c
Apr
70c
Jan
20
Jan
13c
Jan
7.50 Jan
25c
Rnvrock
Reef.
*
*
*
2.37
Batten
Oil
Grip
Rapid
Ltd
1
77c
Mines
Rainville
Ranger
31c
lite
Mines
—
Explorations
1
—.
Reevefe-MacDonald
40c
5,000
17c
Feb
40c
Rupununi
Rix
Athabasca
7
Feb
72c
Oct
6tec Jan
1,400;
1
Roche
Mines
Rockwin
51c
•36c
56c
93,700
1.35
1.21
1.35
14,643
1
64c
1
Uranium
20 %c
8
85c
Aug
24c
Jan
16
1.00
Jan
Jan
tec
5,659
5 tec
69c
62c
4,050
31c ' Apr
tec
22c
98,300
9c
Jan
39c
35c
42c
41,350
28c
Feb
50c
lOtec
10c
lie
11,966
•
Rocky petroleum Ltd
Ltd
13
13
13 te
17,768
100 te 102%
300
100
Preferred
Mines
Consol
1
15 tec
19c
69 te
71%
lite
4.658
21
21
150
9T«
10
1,480
16 te
16 te
465
1
16%
16%
4,515
99
ll*i
•
25
Jan
Jan
6C
7,186
10%
10
Preferred
9c
Apr
12% Jan
98
60,056
*
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
2.39
A
22%
1
2
10,520 '
4.90
Juu
7.50
3,545
1.50
Get
2.25 July
Jan
28% May
23
Sep
3.95
3.85
39C
2.17
Lawrence
5c/o
Corp
A
class
Lawrence Cement
St.
com
:
,
—
9% Sep
Controls
'
Uranium
1.18
10c
Feb
r
Jan
Salada-Shir riff-Horsey
74c
23 lit
5%%
July
series B pref
0%c
7c
1
29.
■*
/La
class
1
28%
68c
58c
Jan
Jun
Webb
Waterous
;
:"X7oo " %
3,162
6%
1.20
2.00
1
12
Equipment
14te
Jan
'
Sep
28%
Feb
i
Feb
lite May
West
10 te Mar
16te
West
12
17
Oct
7
Apr
Sep
Jan
47c
Apr
94c
2.80
2.70
6.20
30%
14c
Jan
24
27
5,550
13%
Jan
27
Jan
47
95
'
47
62c
Sand
—1
Gold
River
16C
19c
...1
Petroleums
Sapphire
Satellite
Metal
850
5%»:
•
Security
Freehold
ShawtnigMi
Apr
75c
72,400
9c
Mar
20c
5*2
-
78c
78c
900
50c
Jan
1.12
40c
45c
14,962
34c
Aug
45c
1.70
1.75
15,133
Sep
Petroleums
7.00
7.30
5,310
30%
Water & Power com..
7.00
30%
4.10
Jan
7.45
-20c
21c
10,200
7c
7%c
—1
•
7,000 -=•
900
14c
G5c
1.65
10,183
24
Jan
50
29
Apr
33
Sep
$6
70
43 te
Apr
48%
Jun
White
Class
B
preferred
-50
49%
49:%
25
49
55c
55c
550
3,90
4.10
36,777
—1
4.10
29 te
Voting
trust
preferred
6%
Sigma
Quebec..
Miller
Silver
Mines
Standard
Silverwood
Siscoe
K
1
'
15 %
Feb
5
32%
i.
8
32%
215
30
33
8%
Sep
Aug
2.85
3.10
•.'*?1,740%;
1.50 Feb
3.10
Oct
1.60
1.75
58,563
class
Ltd
74c
13c
Jan
24c
July
10%
Jun
885
16% Mar
6,571
75c
20,450
54c
Apr
80c
2,773
60c
Oct
19c
24c
251,186
4 tec
Apr
76c
Somerville
Ltd
preferred
!
,
Southern
Union
Apr
Spartan Air Services
47
Apr
51
Feb
25
38
Jan
55
Aug
i
Mines
15c
15C
5te
___.30o
14c
.1
1.60
200
17c
15c
5,838
41
890
1.05
1.14
28,591
1.07
•
1.00
16,700
14c
'
Warrants
5
325
40%
•
Uranium Corp
5%
13c
23,100
16c
16c
•
_:
19c
1.60
.
Stand Paving & Materials
Stanleigh
180
54
*
Spooner Mines & Oils
Stadacona
50
54
1
common.
Warrants
49 te
50c
56c
Apr
May
Sep
2.50
Jan
Aug
Sep
Mar
26c
25c
19c 23 tec
14c 14%>c
1
2.30
2.05
2.30
2,350
Jan
315
ooc
80c
95c
61,093
65c
Apr
95c
(H G)
Stedman
Bros
1
6 te C
7c
17,600
4tec Mar
•
13c
31
232
24%
Jan
31%
64%
67 te
Yukeno
80
45te
Jan
67 %
2,000
4c
Jan
lite
12%
15,024
11%
1
10c
12c
Sudbury Contact
1
sy2C
5c
5 tec
Sullivan
1.27
1.26
1.30
28C
21c
28c
'
2.20
2.10
2.20
%
Sunburst
Exploration
Superior
Prooane
common
Warrants
Supertest
Surf
•
Sylvan! te
8
Cons
17c
1
Mines
:
:
•
Gold.
1.05
Mar
8
1,350
330
18
1,100
15%
Jan
5c
1,500
3 tec
3.60
1,300
2.60
5,915
Mines
12%c
2.40 Aug
26c
Hughes
Temagami
common
Aug
1.00 Sep
1.27
Tiara
Tidal
Gold
15,600
Mines
Dominion
Toronto
Toronto
Iron
Star
Tcrwagmac
Trader
Class
~io
Bank
Works
'
class
_I
preferred
class
"
B
7
preferred
Transmountain Pipe Line
Ltdlll"
new
~IZ
com.
Transcontinental
Prairie
Resources
Pipeline
nil
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Ohlbougamau
Twin City Gas
1
X
38
11%
one
•
"~~i
1
%
Oct
5c
Mar
10c
83c
July
95c
July
Aug
21c
25C
2,000
49%
51
11,591
30 te
30%
1,380
145
55
160
9c 10 tec
4,550
39
6,726
43
1.28
Feb
Jan
33c
Jan
38%
Jan
51
Oct
17
Feb
24
51%
Jan
Jun
7 tec Jan
31te
30 te
Oct
31te Aug
55 te Aug
12c
Jan
Jan
45%
Sep
41
43
98
32
Feb
43
9,
,
it
4,960
Week's
-
of Prices
I6Y2C July
10c
Jun
1.20 May
73c
Aug
3 tec
Jan
8c
May
16 tec
Jan
62c
Jun
tec
Apr
25c
Apr
11
•
Sales
for Week
Shares
--
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low'
35
6%
32V?
a
33%
125
,.
25
High
Apr
1,795
5
Jan
commoiu
1,395
37
Mar
44%
27% May
33te
Sep
43
Sep
24%
24%
245
20%
25%
7%
245
21
Apr
7%
200
5
May
30%
31%
I
'
——
♦
77
,20
v
.
«. ..
2.75
39%
.
*
'
3.uu
360
2.75
37%
i,
.
•
;
26
.
.
<
177*1
Paper
.
;
34% Jun
2,090
•
i
-
25
125
3,045
„
4.45 Mar
!
Jan
25% May
26% Apr
!
1 ¥2
76c
2,000
67c
Jan
1.45 July
35%
38%
24,686
20;%. Jan
Oil
•
Glass
Dominion
*
common.
Preferred
Aug
3.2©
Jun
|
Oct
[
28
Jan
39%
•
lGteC
•
'
14'/2C :161/2C
13c
"
82
—
■
82%
Jan
20c
Feb
260
60
Feb
I6V2
16%
—1
8,810
860
15
20
1,653
16
Apr
Apr
'
Dupont
Gaspe
Co of Canada
Copper
Mines.
(1956)
30
Loblaw
7.50
Ogilvie
Pato
8
Inc
•6
Flour
Oreille
Price
,
30
Third
——'
—
19%
Jan
Oct
i
84 V*
Jan
110%
Sep
I
21V4
Jan
31%
Oct
i
1123/4
120
990
Yukon
Petroleum
Cons
Gold
122 te
Oct
34
34
175
3.25
3,390
2.80
2,080
42
43%
—
Corp—
*
Aug
♦
Jan
3.70 Aug
|
1.80
Jan
3.25
Feb
4% Jan
1.15
6%
750
61c
65c
9,500
32
32 %
730
65c
•34
11%
23,193
11%
Sep
13%
20c
3,000
13c
Jan
30c
Zellers
Sep
July
22
23
1,010
18%
Jan.
25%
Jun
4.40
4.80
6,715
4 on
Anr
5 75
34c
6,625
18c
Jan
36 %c
33c
29,750
16c
.inn
75c
4.65
1,175
3.20 Feb
5.50
*>
FOOTNOTES
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
•
No par value,
a
Odd lot sale (not Included In year's
.
•
85c
44
Sep
;
1.18
Aug
1
7te
Aug
;
57c
Jan
74c
Apr
:
Jan
32%
Jun
!
in year's range)
e
Jun
r
Selling ex-interest.
f Flat
price.
•
Ex-liquldatlng dividend.
.
;
trading privileges
.
..
wi When issued.
-
.
MARKETS
(TTn) Admitted to unlisted,
.
x
Ex-dividend.
-
'
:
Cash sale (not included In year's range).
yEx-rights.
r
Ev-stork dividend
Sep
26
CANADIAN
wd When delivered.
,
d Deferred delivery sale (not included
Sep
July
AND
t
rangelr
Apr
32c
—
1
..
2.50
34% Jan
6 V2
_1
Jan
26
"
1,618
'405
1.11
*
Trust.
"•
'
Jun
33 te
3.10
1
Inv
Jan
Jan
2.55
—
Gen
75
21%
2.60
•
30
595
33%
32%
♦
Canadian
:
1
239
"
Southwest
Sep
430
3.10
Bros
j
Sep
J
3,200
1
»
Sep
16 %
22
83
110
—77.1
Mines
•
31%
30
•
Gold
Mines.
V2,,
30V2
common
Consolidated
Pend
——.
2.50
Paper
•
-
108 te
_
Paper common
International Utilities
Minn & Ontario
19
—
Internatiosal
38% Oct
11%
17 tec
29c
Sep
32
Jan
A.90 Mar
,
;
Jan
Sen
4.50
i
Sep
t> ; Aug
95
4.00
4
;
+
35
2,310
"
43
3.75
_•
1_.
Canadian Marconi
Consolidated
35
Sep
44 te
75c.
*
.
61c
38%
/4
,
*
""
May
4,000
55
417/7
40
Trans Canada Explorations
Tram Canada Pinelfne
July
1.41 Mar
20.P09
30
1
•
1.94
60c
6c
24c
5©
~
~
A
Sep
89c
27%
50%
*
Exploration
Finance
July
30c
6C
m
A
1.35 Jan
80c
-
Jun
9% Aug
86c
•
Elevators
T*"*
69c
«qn
1
Toronto
Trans
61c
•
lOo
Toronto
5 %
6,472
9,340
Mines
Petroleum
Tomblll
1.11
7te July
38,000
5,510
60,000
Aug
Jan
1.16 Jun
33c
6c
6 Va
Investments.^
Feb
1.67
Sep
Low
"
V
General
Jan
1.30
53c
42%
.
Canadian
38c
30c
58,380
-5
4.40 May
45c
1.60
64c
Range
•
Note,
19% May
6 tec Aug
300
1.20
Jan
26c
~1~~3
.
Jan
11,900
31c
Bank
American
Jun
37,600
1 65
Jan
f
-
British
Bulolo Gold Dredging
Canada & Dominion Sugar
*«*_.
8
126
:_
Bronze
78c
1
Mar
»
...
Cottons
86c
Zl
;
Calgary
Thompson Lundmark
Paper
Canadian
8% Aug
2.90
61c
200
Gold
Mines
Texas
Pulp
Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos CorD:
Canadian
Jan
8
•
6c
5 tec
Last
Aug
Jan
65c
"
Voting trust
Taylor Pearson
Teck
1
Feb
30c
"
Canadian
Dalhousle
Taurcanis
Oct
1.70
Mar
69c
7,700
18c
Sale Pries
Par
Apr
2.65
1.08
Apr
'
Jun
7%
1.00
r
1.20 Aug
10c
-
3,000
12,845
Gc
Friday
8c
5c
•
1
Jan
90
16%
Oct
Jan
7c
-16c
--
19c
3.35
50c
Gold
80
Prices Shown Are Expressed In Canadian Dollars
Jan
4
Jan
8% Aug
31%
Sep
J0%
12,785
-
22 tec
23 tec
STOCKS
Apr
1.00
Oct
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Anglo
17%
•
_
Oct
July
20c
Jan
94c
.1
:
1
Apr
6c
Mar
<
60c
94c
11
13% Aug
1.70 May
3,800
8%c Sep
7c
-
•
'
Feb
2.45
ordinary
Industries
Switson
17c
.-
Petroleum
Inlet
1
44,000
Jan
12c
45,000
10c--
-9c
.1
■
2
:
9c
3,780
Mines;
67c
86c
20c
1
Mines
Zenmac Metal-
4 tec
2,500
1
Cons
Apr
-5c
r
1.09
13c
200
Zulapa Mining
Anglo
8.30
Jun
8%
Apr
<■.
Oct
7c
_i
107
Jun
66c
--•30
,1
Sep
4,091
7c
<j7%
•
23
'
July
13% July
Jan
2
1,270
16 te
,
Jun
31
•
,
1,273
24
80
Mines
Oct
Canada
7%
16%
Jun
1
Bteeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron...
Sturgeon River Gold
4,058
7%
23
—•
'■
1.25' Jan
Nickel
Steel of
2,000
15
:
1
Oil.2,
Bear
Feb
Oil
+,
7c
100
I.
Mines
Yellowknife
Jan
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
1.75
38,660
341,900
7c
1
Zinc
&
Sep
2.10
Starratt
Gas
1.09
•
33
-
Jan
63/4
Feb
July
Feb
41%
Stanwel)
&
6.65
103
80c
1.05
7%
A
class
Canuck
Yellorex
1
-
220
1,000
Jan
1.55
33
Feb
16<
45c
Ltd
Lead
Yankee
'
2.245-*
r,
21% Jan
8%
•
i-.
Yale
1,565
4.60
Sep
Apr'
Jan
Jan
14c
10,200
Jan
7%
33% Jan
1.06
23c
Ltd
A
Wright-Hargreaves
Oct
*
:
Mines
class
Ind
,
Oct
50
Oils-
12%
4.10
85o
-
8
1
Preferred
1.70 Mar
24c
Sep
'
Young
Southam
Oils &
(J)
Woodward
'
70c
Jan
3c
37% July
21%
-
.9,500
2,410
-
104 105%
1
11% Sep
27%
-200
30%
Larder
Wood
6,000
4.35
Oct
40c
Sep
-tec Sep
97c
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Apr
i
4c
Jan
1.90 Mar
;
31% Mar
30te
I
Windfall
4.75 May
16c
"
3,200-
Jan
40
91c
.1
Sep
83c
1.50
216,025
*
Sep
Jan
Jun
0 <"
2c
4.25
100
Sep
3.65
8c<
29%
Yukon
<fe
34
5%
,1,701
37
"
——
preferred.:
Pass
33
60c
:_
Roi___—
2nd
Oct
Jan
lite
4c
-•
Jan
23c
V
"
8%
37
*
-1
A
5
100
27 te
1.75
_1
—X
*
Petrol-—
Naco
OGeor class
21
25,980
26%
1
A
21te Jan
62c
11
27 te
class
385
4.25
13c
A
.♦
Petroleums
4,835
./•* 1,410
30
5 te
9tec Aug
10% July
—
Winchester
Jan
56c
COc
_50c
;
Manufacturing
Van
Aug
4.25
4.25
1
;
Mines
Dairies
Mines
D
Slocan
4.65
Jan
475
1
:
Willroy Mines
Wiitsey Coghlan
51% May
5
Simpsons Ltd
8
Apr
20c
5c
7,500
13
Sep
29 te
—-5
Mines
Silver
30 %
3.IK)
4c
13,260
'6lic
10%'
2,752
44
common
1.99 Mar
Sep
Sep
8%c
29%
33
Gordon
July
Cc
Sep
44
Breweries
Apr
1.05
.12%
:
Leaseholds'
Weston
33
tfherrltt
1.52
Jun
39c
1
!
Grocers
Western
Sep
-50
Sicks
13c
'
-"
r
i
Breweries.:
DecaRa
Western
July
preferred..
75c
Jun
'
common
30c
"26u,
Feb
1.57
Oct
May
Sep
8,650
Jan
25c
j.-. 4.10
6 tec Mar
16c
7%
,
;
Apr
95c
1.65
.
Coppfcr
A
.50c
I.
Canada
A
Sheep Creek Gold
18c
-14c
•
Feb
Sep
5c
Western
Class
Jan
May
Jun
1
Mines-!
Western
Class
30%
3.35
31%
2.10 Apr
:
May
6.60 Mar
.
8'tee Jan
,650
%»c
'
1.69
5
130,600
Oil & Gas
Products
Westhern
2.35 Mar
81c
200
25c
3.40
Warrants
July
29 4
% 1.42 Jan
Apr
24% Mar
87c
Malartie
Western
Jun
3.30
July
.5.1^
7,716
'
Canadian
2.00 May
t
-
23c
,
13% Aug
40c
2.45
5.481
6.20
31%
63e Sep
Sep
3.35
•
:
Ltd
Warrants
Oct
Jan
2,775
■f
1.73
1
-50C
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
25%
1.659
2,455
•
Jan
1.10
2.80
30%
Oil
1
Oct
24%
July
30% Aug
,
1.50 May
r
50
32,000
5.80
'•
.——*
—
Nickel—
Wespac Petroleums
Westburne
Westeel
Sep
Sept
13 te
1.45 ^ep
12o
May.
Ltd:—~1—-1
Ltd
Petroleums
&
Lake
July
6 tec
42
Aug
23% Oct
v-
Jan
4.25
:-232
"r./;
1.10
.•
'.
Werner
Mar
85
62c
Oct
21
235
29
-1
2
eommon
Weedon
10
71%
2.00
—.*
Knapp Canada
Pyrite Copper;
53
20%
(G & W)
Wayne
Sep
Sep
15,000
11%
Sep
100
-
'
—10
:i
Amulet Mines—-
Jan
20c
:—L
Grey Trust—*———
Walker
15%
106
10,600
III
Apr
15%
Jan
5cr
July
2.85
-
July
23%
29%
;6%'
-
Wainwright Prod & Ref—
Waite
29 tec
85c
---25
Gold
Antonio
58c
Apr
"Jail:
78,800
'
7 tec
Warrants
San
4.25 Aug
Sep
i.63
300
v
1.07
99c.
Explorations^ Ltd
B
Victoria
1.30 July
99 te
common
35c
'12
23%
90C
1
L
Violamgc Mines
Aug
28c
80c
•
July
May
Feb
'
'
Ventures Ltd
Class
May
1.56 July
11 tec Sep
6 tec
te
<
60
;
Iteld
one
,.:
Upper "Canada Miriest.
Viceroy. Mfg
1.25 Apr
71c
—1
Ltd
Mines
3.40
Jun
;; 9c
Jan
'
2,595"
90c
Apr,
tec Jan
52%
Aug
,
Ihc
for .each
Products
VandooConsol'
Sep
99% July
.100
—
Gas
Michael
24c
r
*
Universal
;
into
exchanged
Universal
,
*
Maurice
St
16%
5
48,799
f
90*c
320
1,325"
14TB
Oct
-.1
preferred
St
25%
""1 995
T
2.37
14%
:
Rights
St
18% Aug
Jan
800
1
"
Industries
Russell
17c
"'""■"-"225':
4.00
35c
—*
—'
I
8c
59 %
—~—*——1
Sep
11Aug
Aug
23
8c
59%,
;
pfd.—_——50
Mar
10
"
16
'
1
.
Mines
Roe (A V) Can
Rowan
8 tec
1
Mines
25
38c
'
1
Rio
29
2.37
Oils
Being
Sep
10,925
1.00
"10,550
1.70
Oct
% Jan
1
July
—1
.
23c
0.75
1.4%
Jan
85c
2.3$
99c
1
_—
Uranium
Rexspar
Rich well
29
22c
.
—1-——•
*
15c
Apr
class
Inv
Steel Corp
United
Sep
Sep
8 tec Mar
Apr
1.50
5.85
-i--r-
Fuel
United
.
Jan
350
1.80
1.55
9,013
•
; United .Telefilm JLtd—
—-1-—*
Universal Products Co Ltd
j
;
v
Aug
1.55
26te Sep
11,850
r
G.65
United .Estella-, Mines,,——r-—
United
Two new shares
1
Mines
Uranium
Radiore
1
*-
177«
?
Class B
Sep
..
High
8% Jan.
9%
•
16 tec
""
30c
6C
425
9%
*
36C
3.80
5
1
26c
4.75
406
"17
Corps Ltd class A__,
Low
10,050
8 %
—1
42c
—1
1
1
1
—1
•
1
1
Gold
Chibougainau
i^ueoec
104,674
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8
17%
—1
Asbestos
Shares
!6%Cl8teC
.
—*
United Canso Oil
27c
Quebec Ascot Copper—
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
43c
36c
——
Union Mining Corp—
Sep
<18 tec
*
*
Canada.—
Aug
37c
United
42c
of
Gas
2-
Low
-1
for Week
Range
of Prices
par
Aug
4.25
•
——1
Purdex Minerals Ltd
Jan
Sales
Week's
Last
High
89
10,000
1
Producers Ltd
Gas
Low
120
Airways
Prospectors
High
5.70
6.00
'
Pronto Uranium Mines—;
Provo
Friday
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
1.50
——
3
STOCKS
.Shares
120
100
——
President Electric
OCTOBER
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
""
""
''
Number 5783
18&
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4$
(1429)
ites«a«i. gaaaaaa^
*
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday,
October 3
■
The following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the 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
(Indicated by the "bid")
or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation.
Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" hut i» composed of securities
which have a wide national distribution.
'
,
7'
Industrials and Utilities
V
;
Bid
Par
AeroVox Corp
Air Products Inc_-.r—_
1
47/3
•
29 -/a
American Box Board Co
Amer Cement
Corp___
Amer Commercial
337a
36
25%
27%
Barge Line_5
1
10
Hospital Supply Corp
4
American-Marietta Co.—
__2
21%
Amet Research
69
Haloid
37 %
Xerox
Inc
5
Hanna (M A) Co Class A com.lO
40
Class
B
27%
29%
26%
28%
18 Tb
19%
19%
20%
Hoover
Ampex Corp
40
42%
Houston
Natural
4
22%
23%
Houston
Oil
1
16%
17%
50%
54%
Hudson Pulp.& paper Cotp—
Class A common
5
32%
34%
5
20%
21%
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Hugoton Productioh Co-*
Co
5
22%
24 %
Husky Oil Co—
Art Metal Construction Co
10
30
17%
18%
Indian Head Mills Inc
68%
72 %
Indiana
20
21%
Indianapolis
Partic
50c
common
preferred
■Arizona
Public
Arkansas
Service
Missouri
Co
Power
•Arkansas Western-Gas
Associated
Spring
Avon Products
Aztec
Oil &
Bates
Co
Corp
Trie
Mfg Co
Gsw
Co
__1
*
Mat
Bayless AA J)
&
Bro Bag
-Benelicial Corp
Bakeries
38%
41 T'b
Interstate
Motor
17%
18%
Interstate Securities
10
11
Hathaway
Corp
Inc!
37%
12%
1
11%
13%
Iowa
Public
Iowa
Southern
_5
6%
29%
Class
Brown & Sharpe
A
27b
43
-_1
12
45 Va
12%
12
13%
Trans
33%
35%
Roddis
11
Rose
3874
417b
Ryder
23
27%
Buckeye Steel Castings
Bullock's
26%
28%
10%
11%
72%
7%
-1
Eurndy
&
Heintz
Jamaica
Jervis
12%
13%
Sierra Pacific Power Co
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40%
28%
30%
8%
9%
Co—1
23%
24%
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26%
28%
19%
Southern Union Gas
17
18
Southwest Gas
Southwestern
1287b
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9%
Kendall Co_
Inc.i.
Co
5%
Co
5
16%
25
157b
1
3%
387b
75
25 Vb
51 %
Lone
24%
Lucky
6
18%
19%
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Corp
Chattanooga Gas Co
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Glass
Fibres
Frary &
Blower
Co
Loan
Corp
Steel
Star
com
•
21%
23
Madison Gas & Electric Co—-16
497b
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Maremont Auto Prods Inc..—_1
19
1
Inc
7
17%
18
19%
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com
6%
1
18
19%
Marlin-Rockweil Corp
1
Marmon Herrington Co Inc—-1
Marquardt Aircraft
_1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
2%
27%
29%
Maxson
(W L)
5
47%
50%
McLean
Industries
& Elev Co—1
22
157b
26%
7%
21%
17%
24 Va
17
28%
8%
227/b
18%
McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil Machine & Eng
25
preferred—;
1
Co_*
2.50
Products—5
Lines Inc_l
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
Cross Company—
5
Cummins Engine Co Inc
5
Cutter Laboratories com vtg—.1
Common Ltd vtg
1
,
15%
9%
12%
28%
53
12
12
Darily Machine Specialties
5
Darling (L A) Co
1
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
—1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y—2'%
11
137b
257b
17 %
1
1
18%
20%
1
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Bridge Co
Inc
12%
13%
Inc
17
-
49%
52%
23%
5
Dictaphone Corp
2478
3
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
Class
A
Bank
77b
of
Virginia
14%
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)
343A
Boatmen's Natl Bank
32
5%
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7%
Camden Trust Co
38%
Central
34%
Centl-Penn
93A
Natl Bank
(NY)
Chem
203/8
(N Y)_10
Corn
25 Vs
56%
56%
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(Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) _25
Cleveland Trust
Co
59V»
59 7b
42
75
—50
14%
153/4
Commercial
25%
Connecticut Bank ft
Missouri
Utilities
Mountain
Fuel
1
Co
393/8
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
443A
473A
1
167b
17%
7.50
10c
5
43V8
45%
Natural Ges Co
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Weyerhaeuser Timber
Eagle Oil Co
Whiting Corp
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Williams
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Chemical
8 Tb
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153/4
15
1
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177b
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29%
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313A
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15
5
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1
353/4
38%
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9%
10%
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6%
77b
Wurlitzer
10
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Trust
Continental
107 %
25%
Co
27%
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280
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101 %
108 3/4
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10
253A
367b
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21%
223/4
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Class B common
50c
32%
34%
Empire Trust Co
31%
34 Vs
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National Shirt Shops of Del
1
New Eng Gas & Elec Assoc—8
11%
12%
19%
20 %
Nicholson File Co
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19%
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4%
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<NY)_10
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk ft Tr Co_10
537b
323/4
Fidellty-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)—10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)—10
89%
883/4
71
753/4
First
National Bk
38%
Nat'l
(Atlanta)—10
Baltimore—.10
35%
First
52
55 Vb
15%
First Natl Bank of Boston..12Tb
53
56%
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5
29%
313A
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79'A
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327b
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*
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5774
60 7b
Pacific Far
73
76%
Pacific
29 7b
327b
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Power
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1
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East Line
5
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67b
10
3%
13
10%
14
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Natl
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of
Paterson
Natl City
First
32
34%
1
16%
18
1
103b
11%
1
217b
22%
25
27%
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25%
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127b
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lo
2%
32%
34%
33
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36 7b
5%
6%
2.50
5%
pfd—20
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1974
207b
20%
ft Trust
Co
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Society—
29 Va
6%
77b
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Gas
Co
Co
of
America
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31%
34%
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of
5
23%
25%
Pub
Serv
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of New Mexico
5
18
19%
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•
142
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Corp
1
237b
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Ltd
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Ramp
Corp
148
64
437b
313
21%
157
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47%
327
69
63%
National Bank of Westeheater.B
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ft
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42%
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Peoples Tr Co of Bergen
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139
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—10
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21
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75
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20
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50
53
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99
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33%
35%
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of
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10
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24%
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Angeles)
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35%
10c
83b
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20
26%
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21%
263/a
8
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28 Vs
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1
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107b
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2
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Plymouth Rubber Co
Potash
20
10
50%
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35 Va
22%
1
American
1
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311
Pennsylvania Banking
21%
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Pendleton Tool Indus
10c
477b
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83
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187b
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16
36%
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1574
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20
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10
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•
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6
10
48%
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29
4
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357b
457b
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49
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Zapata Ofi-Shore Oe,
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Bk
27b
5
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National Aluminate Corp
National Gas & Oil Corp
Frito
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12%
26%
24%
Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
Ft Wayne Corrugated Paper.10
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37
43 V2
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Corp
Pi
177b
43
38%
Fisher Governor Co
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28
157/a
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1
77b
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251/4
5
(N J)
5
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North Penn Gas Co
Federal Natl
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6V2
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43
64
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
5
1
Pacific
Gen
253/b
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Liberty Real Estate Bk ft Tr
76
20
10
23%
Empire State Oil Co
Service
233A
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67V2
45%
—16
1
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1
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24%
79 Vs
22%
50c
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Electrolux Corp
Emhart Mfg Co
Packing
167b
Washington Steel Corp
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)—
6%
43%
35%
19
264
Associates—10
Nat Gas Co
Co
15
(St
-
32
8%
41%
45 Va
253
10
Commercial
Northwest
Gas
100
15%
North
14'a
Bank
51%
8%
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50 Vb
42%
Washington Natural Gas Go_ 10
Industrial
(Newark) _25
Bank of New York
203/a
18%
397b
41
A
S
«
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32
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Industries
24%
46%
39V2
Ask
437a
6%
14%
Norrls Thermador Corp
13%
1
487b
2%
36%
2
N
30
-—2
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
42'A
8%
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1
preference
America
31%
13%
Bid
(S F)_-_-10
1
Miles Laboratories Inc
27b
34%
Inc
of
Co
Trust
(San Francisco).
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Inc—
39%
Garlock
6%
29%
41
5
5
1
5
common
1
Inc
17%
6%
lc
ulxilyn Drilling Corp A conv—4
Donnelley (R R) & Sons Co__5
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6
Citizens ft Southern National
17'A
9%
12%
14%
27%
19
27b
Publishing Co_
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
10 -/a
13%
30%
57
13%
12%
16
157b
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp-5
Dl-Noc Chemical Arts
8%
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Meredith
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38
Par
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1
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Co—
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American
.
33%c
Eastern
22%
5
Co.
Bank and Trast Companies
35%
Connecticut Light & Power
Consol
Freightways
Florida
Tekoil
273A
32%
Commonwealth Gas Corp
Food
26
6%
6
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
Boston
—--—5
1
Tappan Stove
14%
1
Corp
Eastern
(S D)
Wyandotte Chemicals Oorp
24%
Macmillan
B
Fisher Brothers
647b
.17%
6Va
11%
*>;
687b
41%
263A
22%
—174
23%
common
Oil
13%
25
1
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Stores Inc
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co
21%
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
Equity
-
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163A
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Coastal States Gas Prod
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1
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78%
23
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27%
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413/8
23%
48%
El
5
227b
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16%
5%
11 Va
12%
43/„
1
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6
*
10
Economics
*
21%
267b
18%
Clark
Co
East Tennessee
1
27b
20
1
50c
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Warren
477b
6%
Telephone Co
Bush
19'A
5V2
24%
10
1:
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16%
'
44
17%
Central Public Utility
Dunham
19%
17%
Tampax Inc—
13%
167b
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Ling Electronics
Bradstreet
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_1.25
Gas
Propane
Refining
Syntex Corporation
38%
7b
5
25%
ft
Suburban
33%
12
—1
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j
38
26%
32
3
23%
Harvester
Chemical
Suntide
24%
—
Struthers Wells Corp
Btubnitz Greene Corp
9 Vb
Keystone Portland Cem Co
10
Rock
Works
Corp—
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
41%
Koehring Co_
Central Maine Power Co
Detroit Internat
8%
38%
Liberty
Dun
Stouffer
27%
43%
Diebold
47%
26%
41%
Detroit
7%
35%
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
Continental
38%
7Va
1
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10Va
34Va
347b
35%
36
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conv
35%
9Va
31%
25
—1
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$1.25
33 7b
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—-1
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—10
16
Milling
-10
37
18%
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44 %
A
Co
347b
17
—16
20%
Collins Radio Co
Mfg
—27b
Stanley Home Products Inc—
Common
non-voting——5
Stanley
41%
9
41%
Stores
57b
38%
10c
_
com
(A E)
Standard
65
14%
Colorado
II3/8
4%
38%
19%
Colonial
10%
617 b
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40%
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3
Kellogg Co
:
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48%
Co—3%
class
38
35%
24%
Co—10
Common
11%
25 3A
Gas
Clinton Engines
11
38
Gas
Citizens Util Co
Sprague Electric Co—
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Tele
17%
28
3574
Gas Co
Central Vt Pub
States
Gpeer Carbon Co—
1347b
24 7b
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14%
42%
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Producing Co—1
32 Tb
187b
3074
.
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
23
32
2%
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Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
12%
30
Varian Associates
13%
Co__25
37 3A
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Utah Southern Oil Co
18%
'
4%
43/8
35
Co
24 Va
12%
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Upper Peninsular Power
17%
16%
common
&
Central
29%
Southern Nevada Power Co——1
Southern New Eng Tele Co—-25
647b
Stepan
Corp
preferred
Ketchum
Central
32'A
22%
23%
.
447b
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
:
29%
27 %
607b
1
Steel
11%
Elec
77b
—2
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10%
111
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7
12%
2274
5
Carlisle
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Universal Match Oorp
2374
26%
Kentucky Utilities Co
Central Indiana
13
Western Minerals
Valley Mould A Iron Oorp
Vanity Pair Mills laa
5
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Kennametal
Central
United
19 Va
Co__15
Jessop Steel Co
Electric
61%
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29
58 %
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20%
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31%
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14 %
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19%
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17
27%
7%
17%
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57 %
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29
United States Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck Lines lnc_l
United Utilities inc
10
6%
12 Va
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Jefferson
1
47%
—5
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28%
23%
13 Va
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.
26%
44%
Southern Calif Water Co——5
Southern Colorado Power Co—*
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.—
10
31 Va
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-
8%
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Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-1
Cannon Mills class B com
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29
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227b
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Seismograph Service Corp—1
29%
Carpenter Paper Co
9%
——1
Co—
67b
1
Southeastern Pub Serv Co-;—10c
1
Water
167b
33%
1
---
24%
49%
California Water Service
Bantam
27%
Pipe Line Oorp—50o
Tucson Gas Elec LI * Pwr Co_B
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27
California Oregon Power Co__20
20c
.
Jacinto Petroleum
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69
9
Gas
31%
27
Calif Water & Telep Co
-Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd
•
Stand Fruit & Steamship
Jack
15
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'*-%
42%
14%
25%
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29
Co
Utilities
24%
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industries
•
46
Corp—
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■
76%
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Plywood Corp
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Sabre-Pinion Corp
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24%
7%
Freight Sys—1
Service
1
_
n"'T t n -inn
Tracerlab
—1
—1
common
10
Mfg Co__
Brush Beryllium Co
i
Corp
8%
5%
39%
13%
1
Tokhelm
Rockwell
14%
Staley
6%
6
7
'
29%
22%
21 %
Three States Nat Gee Oo
45 Vb
24%
7%
.
Time Inc
10%
10
Co—
160
13 %
107b
31%
27%
(H H)
>,22%
Investors Diver Services. Inc—
7%
•
Black Hills Power & Light Co__l
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc com_l
Botany Mills Inc
1
/Bowser Inc $1.20 preferred—25
•
" 72
1
Co
Textbook
Interstate
34%
Berkshire
•
68
Schield
Water Co
8%
,Co
Beryllium
'
40
Robertson
.1
Water
7%
1
Co..
•Bemia
'<
Roadway Express class A——25c
Robbins & Myers Inc.—,
•
80%
29%
23
National Petwmn
I
Texas Natural GaaoHne Oorp—1
Thermo King nmy
1
South Shore Oil & Devel Co_10c
Gas
1
Markets
Bell & Gossert
,
217b
56%
1
;
10
Baxter Laboratories
.■>
19 7b
33%
31%
27%
Texas
40 Va
11 %
-
21
Gas
Field
International
"
10 %
37%
32%
10
10
f
..
-—127b
146
1
Arden Farms Co
-
Rochester Telephone Corp___-10
27b
Anheuser-Busch Inc
18
.——3
River Brand Rice Mills Inc*.
3%
Riley Stoker Corp
25%
Engineering
class A—
Co
16%
——1
BU
307b
oOtpJ
Texas 111 Nat Gaa Pipeline Co_l
Texas Industries me
1
36%
150
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Helene Curtis Ind class A.—*.1
r
34
Itlllmn
UM
143
10
common
1 MM
4
76
x
1
Incorporated
Richardson Co„
5%
-
Co—_2
Fa t
Texas Eastern Tranamis Corp-T
44
37b
53
Hagan Chemicals ftUohtlrdls—1
59
High Voltage
"
57b
Gas
Ask
41
America—1 r
31
7.50
<&-Develop
217b
20 74
.
Republic Natural
Resistoflex Corp
23%
*
55%
Co—__1
Amer-Saint.Gobain Corp
AMP
20
65%
Amer
American Pipe & Const
preferred
Corp.
10c
Gustin-Bacoh Mfg Corp..—.2.50
Bid
Co-—--
i6'7b
15 %
Gulf Sulphur
1
5
American. Express Co
6%
30%
-
cbmmon^LS.
Gas
Purina
Rare Metals Corp ol
Ask
"V Bid
Gulf Interstate:
51/2
Par
Ralston
Ask
«WY1
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1430)
.
.
Monday, October 6, 1958
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday,
October
3
Mutual Funds
Aberdeen
Fund
Devel
Atomic
3.99
4.36
Aetna
Casualty
0.82
7.38
1
9.39
10.26
Aetna
Insurance
4.12
4.40
i—l
10.39
11.36
Aetna Life
8.97
1
32.57
Mutual Fund—1
a21.50
8.21
1.48
1.63
Johnston
(The)
Inc„l
5.05
5.52
Keystone
Custodian
Axe-Houghton Fund
B-l
8.43
B-2
(Medium
4.21
B-3
(Low
10.52
11.43
E-4
(Discount Bonds)
K-l
5.37
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
:
24.13
25.18
Bonds)_l
22.08
24.09
1
16.04
17.50
1
9.65
10.54
(Income Pfd Stocks) ——1
8.82
9.63
Grade
Priced
Bonds*
Amer
Mercury
Amer
Nat
American Re-insurance
12.00
14.14
7.74
8.46
1
13.74
18.31
19.81
13.23
14 85
1
Ltd
Fund Inc
International Growth
1
7.74
8.46
1
24.12
26.08
Ltd—
Century Shares Trust
Fund
Securities
preferred
11.93
12.91
6.27
6.88
Knickerbocker
Com
Fund
l-V:
13,800
133%
10.80
9.05
Income
11.87
12.97
10.15
11.07
16.59
18.14
Stk Fund
Insurance
Inc—1
Sayles Mutual Fund
Automobile
4.83
2.42
3.46
lc
3.81
Fidelity
2.69
2.97
2.65
Franklin
lc
15.14
16.46
Manhattan Bond Fund
16.27
Massachusetts
17%
19'A
shares
Mass
7.23
6.61
of
Inc.—10c
Investors
beneficial
Investors
6.42
Growth
Delaware
Growth
Stk
11.15
12.2(1
9.21
10.13
7.10
7.88
Mutual
Mutual
Shares
1
-
Fund__l.
8.93
9.79
2.50
18.08
20.45
25c
X2.78
13.24
11.72
12.67
1
11.25
12.23
Fund———1
22.35
23.89
21.91
23.43
Trustee
Shares
,
Dreyfus Fund Inc—...—
Eaton <& Howard—
Stock Fund.
Fund
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Inc
1
9.12
1
14.22
15.38
Investment Fund Inc—1
9.59
10.53
——_
Corp
1
National
Bond
1
Co Inc_l
Corp
Series-—
Security
Balanced Series-
5.74
157.00
20c
7.31
7.58
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__l
14.73
15.92
Income
16.04
17.34
4.13
5.20
5.68
New
England
1
2.40
2.72
New
York
—•
8.84
9.71
Inc
Industrial Fund Inc.l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Florida
Mutual
Fund
10c
Inc
Mutual Fund
Founders
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series—
Preferred
lc
stock series
10.14
11.13
le
5.75
Inc
17.07
18.71
3.30
3.59
Gas
Industries
General
Fund
Inc
1
Trust.
13.64
14.91
1
Capital Corp.
13.71
14.82
1
7.00
7.61
shares
.lc
Capital
shares
Growth Fund
shares..
11.12
lc
6.68
7.33
7.41
8.12
lc
13.01
14.24
12.46
13.64
Electrical
&
Equipment shares
Food
10.15
Stock Fund.lc
(The)
Electronics
8.65
lc
Chemical
Common
7.89
lc
Aviation shares
Euilding
lc
lc
shares
7.85
8.61
7.40
8.11
Fully Administered shares__lc
9.72
10.65
General Bond shares
7.05
7.73
7.51
8.23
lc
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional Bond shares-.lc
.
Merchandising shares
Mining shares.
8.01
8.35
12.15
lc
13.30
lc
6.80
7.46
_lc
11.45
12.54
Railroad Bond shares
lc
2.23
2.46
RR
lc
5.47
6.00
.
Petroleum
shares
Equipment shares
Peoples
Price
1
5.77
10c
Series H-DA
10c
4.49
Haydock Fund Inc
l
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
a23.76
of
Shares
Institutional
Institutional
34
36%
l%s
9.51
10.40
1
12.04
13.02
1
*i qr
12.46
4 is
14.75
•
9.15
9.98
l
22.76
22.99
2.50
15.06
16.37
!
Federal
4.20s
Nov
Feb
1.65s
34.00
34.34
10,
36%
38%
25%
Springfield
16172
167%
101
1057a
473;,
British. Petroleum
1980-76
6s
62
Burlington Industries 4%S—1975
B)
1.25
Fund.
*1
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
Sovereign
1
Investors
State Street Investment Corp—♦
Stein Roe & Farnum Fund
1
Sterling
Investment
Fund
Inc..l
Television-Electronics Fund
Fund
9.19
367h
U S Life Insurance Co
1%
—
June
10,
3%s
Aug.
3%s
Aug.
6s
99.11
—
99.10
1959—
99.30
—
97.16
1963
Funds
11.58
Con Edison 4s
El Paso Natural
9.53
1
11.37
12.36
7.48
8.17
Shares.l
11.18
1
11.10
15.14
17.22
6.60
7.21
Inc—1
5.23
5.83
Ltd
Fund
100
23,
Special
Situations
10c
3.06
3.36
5%sll977
Ferro
Corp 3%s
Bmehauf Trailer 4s
.1975
99.4
99.2
1965
114%
Port
Cement
—1
Corp
7.57
8.27
Wellington Fund—;•
1
13.34
Whitehall Fund
1
12.53
5.45
100.1
National
Brass
nc
Can
Pacific Petroleum 5s
England Tel & Tel
York
Sears
Sound
Natural
Roebuck
N
Span
4%s
Gas
99.16
98.24
4s
98.24
2%s May
374s May
2,
95.24
101.16
96.8
Gas
&
3%s
Bid
Dec.
Ask
Indebtedness—
of
1,
1958
Uranium
5%s
14,
1959
99.26
100.7
Oil
Gas
131
133
Northern States Power 4s
124
Textron
Co
Amer
79
80%
Underwood
84
87
of
Treasury
111
113
96%,
95%
96%
one
103%
94
97
or
99.28
95
100 %
98
15,
1,
l%s
Oct.
99.11
1%S
April
4s
98.28
98.30
1%S
Aug:
99.20
4s
99.16
l%s
Oct.
2%s
Feb
1v2s
15
wi_
1959
99.30
April 1, 1960
97.20
Aug.
98.28
100
97.28
1960
96.20
1961
95.20
1961
101
1, 19G1
3%s Feb 15, 1962
1%s April 1. 1962
98.20
3%S.Nov.
100
Oct.
99.8
1959—
1960—
1,
1,
99.18
1
point
a
Bid
May
17/8s Feb. 15, 1959
l%s April 1, 1959
Oct.
of
Ask
Notes—(Cont.)—
3%s
99 8
Notes—
32nds
more
Maturity—
99.9
15,
94.8
99.24
7
i
1962
Nov.
100.30
1962
1,
15.
92.24
91.24
1962
99.30
100.4
96.28
95.28
101.4
94.16
100
93
101.2
92
100.2
15,
1%s
95.14
95.18
1.
1963
90.12
90.20
89.16
89.24
April
Oct
1963
1963
1
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Universal
11-
3-58
3-58
12-
1-58
99.27
99.30
4-
1-58
1-
5-59
99.20
99.24
1%%
5-
1-58
2-
2-59
99.10
99.14
)ue
Kid
100
Ask
100.2
99 711
90
Rate
Dated
1.60%
6-
2-58
3-
2-59
99.7
99.11
1%%
7-
1-58
4-
1-59
98.30
99.2
2f;
91
United States
103 %
w_1967
100%
102
102 %
Bid
8-
1-58
5-
4-59
9-
2-58
6-
1-59
.99.4
10-
1-58
7-
1-59
,99.22
94
94%
October 9.
1958
5s
4%s
99.989
November
1958
1958
99.956
99.963
December 4,
99.924
99.934
December
1958—,
99.893
99.907
December
1958
99.841
99.854
December
28.
1958
112%
October
16,
100%
100%
October
23,
4%s_1983
100%
100%
October
30,
:_1979
100 %
101
November
102%
103
November 13. 1958
99.794
99.815
81%
January
2.
November
99.756
99:775
May 15.
Units.
173
1971
99
1970
84
113
20,
1958
89
110
6,
iwu
176
%
90%
1958
11,
18,
99.639
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
•No par
a
Net
value
asset
k Admitted
100
101
1988
104%
105%
Stock
bBid
d
value.
to
listing
Exchange
yield price
Ex-rights.
tNew
on
the New York
x
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wl When
.
.
issued.
y Ex-stock
dividend.
99.534
99.465
99.350
99.364
97.950
!
1959
99.588
99.442
1958
99.656
99.513
101
91%
99.720
99.569
1958
1958
26.
Ask
99.698
1959 wi
82%
1988
Trans 5%s
99.7
99.8
99.26
Dollar Value
Bid
99.987
111%
Corp 5%s
4%s
99.3
Ask
Treasury Bills
Ask
1982
Line
Rid
2.30:;
Dollar Value
101%
w
5%s
Pipe
Due
100%
102%
Virginia El & Pow 3%s
1988
Washington Water Power—
Westcoast
3-58
3-
1983
5s
Match
Dated
2-
4%s_1983
Ind
U S Industries
94
96
95%
99%
1972
5%s—1978
(Calif)
Trans
Trans-Canada
1988
1971
1972-1967
4%s—1983
Texas Eastern Trans
120
94%
95
105
102 %
1970-1967
1,
15.
99
100.16
94%
1970
1971
Stand Oil Co
1963
95%
104
1,
99.4
l%s March 24, 1959—
l%s May 15, 1959_
1%S
Aug. 1 ,1959
148%
Sperry Rand 5%s ww
Tenn
97%
ww
94%
104%
Southern Natural Gas 4%s_1978
Stand
93%
100
15,
Sept.
98.14
98.4
98.16
—
1966
1,
99.14
98.4
97.28
1962—
April
100.15
97.28
4f/es July 15, 1969
Treasury
100.5
146%
4%s
Southern Calif Edison
86
96%
103
1988
Units
Co
82%
_1993
May 1,
100
98.6
1, 1963
101
1968
99.6
120
1988
4%s
P&L
118
1973
El &
Strv
86
4sll993
Telep 4%s
100.11
3.25s
Ask
1977
5%s
1976
5s
New
2, 1959
2%s May 1. 1959
1%s Oct. 20, 1959
2 %s Feb. L I960
98.16
2%
Bid
1975
New
99.24
99.28
99.29
1958
1.
4%s Feb.
98.16
2.45%
Bonds-
1977
3%s
99.12
99.20
99.24
2%s June 1, 1960
3%s April 3, 1961
Maturity—
Certificates
5.89
i98i
Mueiier
99.8
1959
1959 wi_
13.55
Wisconsin Fund Inc,.—1
83
~
Ask
100
14.54
81%
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
ww 1982
Lowenstein (M) & Sons—
4%8
99.29
9.95
1976
5s
point
a
1959
2.
1,
1,
99.8
—
Mutual
1975
3%s
General
113%
April
1%S
Investing
9.10
Quebec
94
March
2%s Nov.
99.27
99.31
I960
11,
of
1958
1.70s
100.3
98.30
1962
11, 1963——
10.
32nds
more
Bank for Cooperatives—
3.50s June
99.30
—
Wi-
or
•%s
1
97%
93 %
30%
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
12.13
1
1
Canada
10.29
Investors Fund Inc
96
1988
Gas
28%
2.85s
97.24
99
1959
13,
99.14
Figures after decimal point represent
12.25
1
Inc—
Street
Puget
100%
2
2.35s Oct. 7.
100.2
99.23
10,
2%s Feb.
Fund
Income
Washington
Pub
99%
44%
Fire
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
14.18
13.38
Fund Inc
Line
Fund
99%
1972
28%
41%
Bid
99.15
99.26
1959
one
•Jentral
1958
a33.16
8.72
Science Fund—.
Value
13.60
12.28
Fund
(Sheraton Co of Am 5s
—
26%
2
in the
Ask
3%s
37%
1
Fund
Income
Line
12.44
12.95
35%
Inc—
Accumulated
United
90
120
3
Y
N
Westchester
9.94
___1
Inc
Funds
United
1982
118%
67
11.75
98%
1977
63%
50%
15.51
88%
Commonwealth Oil Ref—
87
A# Guaranty Co—10
8974
3%s
Security Issues
63%
83%
1 %
3.00 q,
%
24%
5
85%
16
112
23
g
of
35%
47
Y)
3%s May
10.75
1969
Canadian Pac Ry 4s
Carrier
Corp
4 Vis
Chance Vought 5 %s
107
33%
City
■
30%
%
8
(N
Y—10
<Va)_5
33
%
—
28
2
.
Trust
Ins__10
a25.80
14.15
11.31
83%
46%
—
72
lo
U 13 Fidelity
U S Fire
a3G.8G
1
Shares
(Edison
11.20
82
60
'ju
&
4%s Oct.
•
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
10.24
1969
10
Marine
Accident
Guar
Travelers
47%
Smith
10.34
5%s
&
Preferred
Standard
Title
& Clark—
Common Stock Fund
Wall
Ask
Fire
4VaS Feb.
Fund Inc
12.20
Bid
6.25
Seaboard Surety Co
Security (New Haven)
40 7b
April 10, 1959
March
11.15
Bonds—
Marine
37%
Bate
Barium Steel
&
24
1959
10.
June
Fund...lc
Recent
Fire
110%
Mortgage Assn10, 1958-
Oct.
1.45s
3s
2S
Growth Stock
nail
4*4,8
9.49
7.06
16%
55
Paul
106%
Corp
16,
15,
3B/as
9.50
13.07
49%
15%
51%
130
1959
March
April
7.59
8.78
6.45
6%
4(414
6t
Co
44%
1959
16,
3%s
6.98
1
11.95 '
5%
5
2
142
Ins
42%
of N
Title
15,
Inc—1
Value Line
Institutional Income Fund__lc
Institutional Tnsur Fund—lc
Jan.
1.60s Feb.
3%s
Scudder Fund of Canada Inc„ 1
Scudder Stevens & Clark
Value
•
1
(Pa)
Y)
58
Figures after decimal point represent
March
8.44
...lc
(N
43%
Federal Home Loan Banks—
3%s
2.66
Fund.lc
Ins
Obligations of Government Agencies
3%s Feb.
7.72
Growth
Life
Corp
5
Amer
Life
Ins
7,49
8.69
Inst Foundation Fund
Title
13i92
United
Ltd—
Bank
Lawyers
14.12
2.44
Investors
&
6.93
1
Inc..
Fund
Standard
8.73
1
Corp
United
4.94
City
Co—65c
North
Mtge
12.81
—l
Boston
IncorDorated
Institutional
4.52
17
54%
Kid
Fund
United Continental
H-C7
69%
157»
10
10
Insurance Co
12.99
United
16.35
18.23
66 %
5
22.43
1
Amer
10
10
27
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance
2
10
Co
of
Co
l
Texas
Income
20.75
1
Inc
Scudder Stevens
80:%
Phoenix
Providence-Washington
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
,
20%
Fla)_2%
Co
Home
l
7.56
15.87
Insurance
7.19
1
Shares
54%
51
76%
Co
100%
_&
(Jacksonville
1
11.21
Fund
6.58
1
Dist
90%
61
18%
1.50
-
Fund
Quarterly
10
85
57%
95 7a
Capital Fund
Fund
10
Y_10
4
Hartford Fire Insurance Co—10
T«rsev
N
5
Insurance
Jefferson
85%
Employees Life
C)
Inc
10.23
17.69
73%
American
Hanover
11%
81
25%
Reliance
(Geo)
lc
1
51%'.
70
—.—
Fund
10.09
1
91%
48%
Employees Ins
C)
Gulf Life
33
38%
10
5
Reinsurance
fD
30%.
„_
Insurance
Quaker
Ins
41%
5
Life
63%
Great
.
6.31
7.99
1
Putnam Growth Fund
10.31
Inc?—
Phtla
35%
Puritan
9.21
Growth Industry Shares Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
53 %
58
Putnam
6.89
Utilities
45%
87%
33
)D
38%
3(4
of
41%
4
46 7 s
8.61
Fund Inc
9.41
Incorporated
11.41
7.88
Fund
Street
Pacific Insurance Co
2.50
F)
17%
%
—12.50
50 %
—5
Lawyers
1
Securities
Selected
(S
39%
16%
10
Northwestern National Lite
Insurance (Minn)
10
Insurance
37%
44
5
4
Fund
98
101
2.50
Pacitic .Indemnity Co
Peerless Insurance Co
Deposit of Md
97% ;
4.25
Series
(T Rowe)
lc
shares
66%
68%
6.28
:
Stock
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Pine Street Fund Inc
lc
Income
10.44
Over-the-Counter Securities
lc
Series
11.99
11.09
1
Series
William
One
Tobacco
Funds
20.75
3.89
of Canada Ltd
Railroad Stock shares
Steel shares—
Hamilton
19.18
5.75
Nucleonics Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc—
Pioneer
Group Securities—
Automobile
3.51
—1
Preferred Stock Series
Growth
3.23
—_1
Dividend Series
Fund Inc
General Investors
62%
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
6.35
2
—1
Fundamental Investors Inc
Futures
al4.30
1
Stock Series
3.77
Fund
Financial
9.97
_1
i
Series
5.25
Fund Inc.;
10
72%
92
3.33%
Northern
96%
61%
13%
68
2
Fire
158
92%
57 %
12%
5
River
151
65
Life
A—.
Northeastern
3%
As
Insurance
Nation Wide Securities
York
Norlh
321
5
Globe 61 Republic
and
of beneficial interest—
156.32
Equitv
21.97
■%,'
Mutual Income Fund—
10
Energy
20.32
Automation
&
National Investors
1
_____
5
25%
52
57%
5
Corp class
309
3
Government
of beneficial interest—1
Mutual Trust Shares
Shares—
E
Balanced
Units
Missiles-Jets
3.05
Investment
Diversified
Dividend
16.17
72
Inc..1
Fund
Diversified
Series
15.91
67 Ms
1
Fund
Delaware Income Fund Inc
Diver
Co
Union Fue
Nationwide
23%
39%
40%
10
New Amsterdam
Casualty
New Hampsnire Fire
109,
37%
37%
10
Ins
16%
New
Co
V
Accident
32%
1.25
Government
33%c
1
National
&
3%
1
15
2
Life—._10
Ffre
Life
207
9
Mass Indemnity At Life Ins
5
Merchants Fire Assurance
5
Merchants & Manufacturers— 4
Monument Life (Bait)—
10
Natl
54%
199
3%
Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding
30%
104
17%
10
Maryland
General Reinsurance Corp—>.10
12.25
Stock
Fund Inc
1
Vegh Investing Co Inc
Mutual Fund Inc
De Vegh
24%
16%
Va
two-for-
(ex
51
Glens Falls
Trust
int_33%c
Massachusetts Life Fund—■
De
—
Group Assoc
—•
Reinsurance Corp—5
Fireman's
2.40
shares
Transport
15.05
1
1
2
Federal
1
Inc
Co
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
3.03
shares—
1
Fund
Dividend Income
9%
Ins
General
Casualty
Special Investment shares—lc
Western Investment
Crown
v
54
5
Assurance
3.01
19.22
.—
Ins
Ins
Continental
4.07
17.68
Fund' Inc
22.%
(Ky>
2.75
1
Inc
Co
Connecticut
3.69
shares
Fund
17%
10
J)_10
(N
Life
Life
Natl
Commonwealth Life
2.73
shares
Petroleum
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
16%
Insurance Co
lc
Metal
Paper
Concord
Stand
Beneficial
Columbian
lc
9.96
10.05
14.81
Stock
40%
6.25
Ins
par
23
Loyal Amer Lif Ins Co Inc
National
Life
Natl
Employees
Employers
9.25
Fund Inc—
38
5.32
2.19
13.68
9.16
27k
9
5
Bankers & Shippers——
Bankers
Continental
lc
1
1
2%
1
Crum & Forster Inc—I
shares—
1
&
6.52
a43.53
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General Industries shares—lc
Investment
Fund Inc——
Bond
5.98
•
Managed Funds—
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Commonwealth
6.03
15%
1
Loomis
13,300
5,55
14%
26c
Life
127%
-
Insurance Investors Inc—_1
Life
10.30
1
1
_
Lexington Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
20.14
100
C)—1
D
(Galveston)
Surety Co_
American
Boston
Inc
Fund
Lazard
9.42
Corp..100
—
Commonwealth
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l
(Wash
Ins
10.56
18.63
Inc—
Fund
13.85
9.68
_1
Chemical Fund Inc
Ciirisiiona
12.69
50c
Boston—
of
1
Stks»_l
Priced
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
General Fund—
Composite
28%
18.27
1
Composite
26%
12.72
California Fund Inc
7V
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J)—2%
16.74
(Low
Colonial
35%
11.66
(Speculative Com Stk)
Chase
31%
$10
40%
21%
split)
one
Ask
1
Companies Inc
Insurance Co of
New
Lincoln National Life
Assurance
Home
12.13
1
S-4
Fund
Co.5
American
(Income
S-3
;
9%
(Speculative Pfd Stks) __1
)High-Grade Com Stk)—1
17.86
Canadian
18%
9%
S-2
25.95
(15541
16%
1
preferred
conv
Heritage Life InB—
Fla)
(Jacksonville
S-l
10.52
Canadian
5
$1.25
Amer
12.74
24.00
Canada
Life
Life
Bid
37%
3
of Tenn
16%
21.52
Inc———1
Investment..
1
Fund Ltd
—1
208
35 %
27.88
Street
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)_2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
31%
11.72
Boston Fund
,
14
25.51
Broad
68
29%
20.01
Stocks)
200
.!
32%
1
Com
64%
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
Equitable Assur
5
Fidelity & Casualty_5
par
150
American
Mutual Fund Inc—1
of America
•
Inv Tr
Buiiock
10
10
K-2
Ltd
Canada
Blue Ridge
Bond
(Investment
5.84
7.76
Axe-Houghton Stock: Fund Inc.l
Axe-Science & Elect'nivs Corp.lc
10
& Surety
Co
Companies
Ask
144
American
Funds—
Bonds)—1
3.85
"A" Inc—1
*'&" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Fund
33.22
Bid
Par
lc
Inc.—1
Fund
Mut
Ask
1.96
1
Inc
Mutual Fund
Fund Trust
Associated
Bid
1.70
American Business Shares.
American
Insurance
Par
Funds—
Mat««I
25c
1.25
Fund
Affiliated
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
97.980
Volume
Number 5783
186
.
.
(1431)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
District—Philadelphia-
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF SANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended September 27
liminary figures compiled by us based upon
Bethlehem
of the country,
Lancaster
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Oct. 4, clearings for alii
clearings will be
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly
there is
1,118,063,711
1,989,22®
■
%
1,575,131,
1,649,011
5,455,254
1,577,713
+
3.4
+
•
4,073,708
10,531,991
7.9
4,226,785
1.0
1,279,000.000
4,178.068
—
—
3.8
—
V
2.0
1,153,000,00®
4,201,172
0,63 5,65®'
3,539,57®
7,737,47®
+ 10.1
6,335,185
3,167,160
"
5,951,246
14,948,282
13,703,487
—40.9
1,135,517,330
17,577,050
-
(11 Cities)
—35.2
3,956,436
1,071,000.000
-
$
1,728,793
2,497,952
0.6
+
6.718,861
3,278.922
6,654,268
: 15,961,962
17,816.600
Je-isf.y—Trentoa
Total
v:>
3,917,082
uYork
New
^
6,585,070
=>3,000.000
■:6,848,176
Delaware—Wilmington
Our comparative summary for
~
the week follows:
1,060,000,000
Wilkes-Barre
against $23,886,401,197 for the same week in 1957, At this center
loss for the week ending Friday, of 5.2%.
a
Philadelphia
Reading
Scranton
iJ5% below those of the corresponding week last year.; Our preliminary totals stand
at $23,531,101,793
1,472,462
2,048,272
4,268,060
f
Chester
•
1,805.098
2,270,966
1,980,509
1,815,548
Pennsylvania—Altoona
1956
Dec. c/o
■
g
Inc. or
1957
1958
Pre-,
this week will show a decrease compared with a year ago.
Bank clearings
47
15,146,385
14,321,94#
1.3
1,338,757,569
1,213,807,90#
8.5
—
2.9
+
—
^
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New York
L
%
-
+• 2.4
■
Cleveland,
-
-755,289,487
700,667,282
+
7.8
Columbus
414,895,013
+ 11.3
Mansfield
367,600,000
+' 2.9
696,192,247
+
;
at
—.—
—
461,726,741
'716,966,000
-i
Louis
San Francisco
473,055,361
370.247,913
368.153,236
Baltimore
five
days
cities,
five
days
4,686,319,660
4,522,446,350
22,593,837,861
cities, five days——
Total
+
22,981,911,926
1
day
0.6
3.0
510,083,797
—16.2
13,196,627
490,742,684
1359,352,777
(7 cities)
+
3.6
west
1,510,085,188
—10.0
1,477,214,117
—$23,531,101,793 $23,886,401,197
46,759,70®
C
13,005,71#
I
13,424,21®
'
438,626,80®
1,362,826,02?
«
361,402,911
District of Columbia—Washington-
143,997,706
811,006,159
7,924,094
Carolina—Charleston
1.5
—
7.3
+
6.6
+
7.2
125,559,638
3,734,64.3
20,733,00®209,779,8431
7,057,833
326,751,713
119,386,301
+
9.4
732,731,562
687,443,33®
2.3
—
3,977.023
•:
—15.5
741,419,751
275,989.056
;
Maryland—Baltimore
3.6
+
4,097,843
20,946,661
235,727,336
7,387,009
338,888,487
134,372,415
Richmond
1.7
+
4,003,392.
17,689,000
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
Total (6 cities)
Total-all cities for week
54,166,400
12,069,304
—19.7
274,777,04®
564.649,681
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
—
904,489,271
937.263,932 *
4.8
31.2
14.424,888
-.
11,583,461
:
3.4
South
Total -till
All cities, one
+
+
51,870,000
10,439,931
427,218,195
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
—
>
j'
11,588,985
j
Youhgstown
9.6
—
817,907,518,201 $18,459,465,576
cities,
595,432,236
—
3.0
—
599,356,483
—,
Cleveland
13,374,933
298,231,933
+
2.4
7.8
—
620,963,235
'*
13,695,912
v
512,274,025
-578,902,692
Pittsburgh
282,976,477
558,253,721
54,339,800
Cincinnati.
—10.1
12,235,261
290,068,076
11.279.687
Ohio-«-Canton,
0.3
+
1,031,000,000
M ,056,000,000 -
Feurth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
5.2
—
378,300,000
Boston
Kansas^ity
Other
-
1,171,875.545
"* 1,175,000,000
;
Philadelphia
Ten
1957
$11,942,030,007 $12,597,451,745
—
Chicago
St.
;
1958
Week Ending Oct. 4—■
21,500,662
221,965,346
+ 17.1
7,712,443
352,016,450
'
"*Estimated.
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing
will appear
Nashville-
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch; as the week;
in our issue tof-next week.
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not
32,955,360
134,669,991
422,400,000
5,939,169
Tennessee—Knoxville.
[
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
available at time of going to press.
6,033,583
Macon
Accordingly, in "the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the -elaborate detailed statement, however,
we are
Outside of this city there was a gain of 1.5%;
week inT1957.
center showing
at this
Mississippi—Vicksburg
ended
Louisiana—New
a
the bank Clearings
We group the cities according «toi the
decrease of 8.3%.
Total
against $22,788,931,139 in the ;
the whole country, having amounted to $22,001,253,896
that in
the New
Yojk "Reserve District the totals suffer a decline of 8.4% and in the Phila¬
delphia Reserve District of 1.5%, but in the Boston Reserve District the totals record
an
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are smaller
improvement of 0.8%.
—
Orleans
1,307,759,875
(10 cities)
in the Atlanta Reserve District of 4.1%.
credit
increase of
an
a
The Chicago Reserve District
has to its
0.3%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 0.1% and the Minne¬
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
apolis Reserve District of 14.7%.
show
larger by 9.4% and
are
gain of 13.3%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 8.1% and in the San Fran¬
cisco Reserve District of 1.7%.
by Federal Reserve Districts:
119,966,343
387,300,000
4.5
6,217,315
5,909.544
222,707,649
232,214,686
13,584,732
i
8.5
0.2
—
1.1
+
784,174
809,891
+
5.0
218,005,574
185,913,05®
+
4.1
1,187,132,393
1,055,206,46®
—28.2
822,683
1,256,065,139
7,978,864
6,284,915
210,962,390
192,667,519
11,271,411
2.1
207,684,257
;
♦
:
■
Indiana—Fort Wayne
South Bend
0,770,432
3,651,995
—
Haute
—
Des Moines
y
18,912,862
Sioux City
Illinois—Bloomington
1,423,892
—.
Decatur
1,100,465,751
8,150,037
15,720,725
10,269,629
—
-
v
10,423,987
1.2
78,982,000
8,457,992
3,677,304
4.9
+
0.3
—
—17.1
127,684,292
6,438,160
44,912,225
14,957,759
1,539,853
0.1
1,102,197,505
+
1.2
+.
2.4
+
4.1
+ 32.3
—
+ 19.9
6,796,656
15,878,70*
1,335,005
1,022,650,73®
8,964,24*
-13,629,995
9,471",04*
5,379,43*
15,438,213
0.9
47,333,561
9,633,028
3.4
+
-"
+
3.5
10,424,995
0,514,508
+
0.3
1,473,303,542
—
6,644,579
1,470,784,476
8,805,994
—13.9
—
15,209,298
10,359,565
6,878,491
2,594,83®
-17,356,10®
9,233,425
9,731,11®
75,465,00®
8,737,193
3,609,023
111,864,07®
6,087,29®
2,243,891
20,971,836'
2.5
+
1,101,714,633
1,475,881,259
1
(17 cities)
+ 51.5
—15.2
129,252,655
6,700,840
45,764,177
14,297,361
1,717,450
6,864,784
47,557,121
j
Rockford
V,
130,834,437
fowa—Cedar Rapids
Total
9,419,749
10,904,111
75,781,000
Indianapolis
Terre
2,508,514
18,247,761
9,191,334
12,667,805
76,734,000
9,312,886
3,664,462
15,474,940
Rapids
Lansing
Springfield
-
In the following we furnish a summary
4.2
26,183,765 %
105,892,135 \
359,300,00®
6,717,073
5,410,923
171,392,32®
181,039,85#
12,546,53®
31,911,203
3.0
3,800,303
Arbor
Grand
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
by 10.0%, but'in the Richmond Reserve District the totals
6.4
405,200,000
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago«
Michigan—Ann
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note
13,735,545
590,767
218,111,358
Mobile-
For that week there was a decrease of 3.5%, the aggregate clearings for
Sept. 27.
same
Alabama—Birmingham——,
which we present further below,
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week
241,583,123
231,740,979
Florida—Jacksonville-
30,971,137
130,753,136
■
.
.
1,369,321,411
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1958
Week Ended Sept. 27—
1st Boston
2nd
New
12
;
York.
cities
3rd Philadelphia
867,308,391
"
1,118,063,711
1,135,517,330
"
1,359,352,777
1,510,085,188
626,508,575
1,055,206,463
1,470,784,476
0.3
1,473,303,542
1,369,321,411
«
708,993,779
708,289,957
+
0.1
762,938,516
694,377,312
7
"
718,389,566
626,508,575
+ 14.7
609,104,916
568,167,422
Ninth Federal Reserve
+ 11.6
0.1
9,843,957
Minneapolis
-
651,224,064
569,171,491
North
Dakota—-Fargo
473,537,797
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
12th San Francisco
10
Total
"
1,362,473,867
22,001,253,896
—
22,788,931,139
11,448,600,867
108 cities
Outside New York City
1,339,550,727
11,281,647,753
+
—
+
1.7
1,313,301,159
1,169,379,541
3.5
23,011,377,756
20,390,690,737
1.5
11,376,668,981
week ended September 27 for four years:
Montana—Billings
Total (7 cities)
—.
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
1958
1957
Inc. or
$
$
Dec. ft
1956
1955
$
$
•
Massachusetts—Boston
+ 21.3
3,339,792
2,647,421
6,627,656
+
2.1
7,814,249
7,148,022
727,626,039
'
3,207,584
6,765,552
714,784,061
+
1.8
736,325,468
183,631,324
6,156,576
164,019,320
9,601,681
28,833,581
+ 12.0
148,607,954
147.522,343
—35.9
479,527,232
—
3.0
3,559,102
415,981,287
+ 15.3
8,891,928
24,594,189
435,847,787
13,292,145
23,019,231
364,657,081
10,756,71®
3,118,155
3,215,589
Lowell
1,819,984
1,499,816
3,167,556
3,155,805
14,123,669
15,941,326
11,665,954
—
15,197,063
12,718,604
+ 19.5
6,921,645
5,579,743
+ 24.0
5,898,825
734,664,115
648,437,156
+13.3
651,224,064
569,171,491
11,288,-460
0.4
0.7
10,188,758
457,404,802
42,562,687
8,454,000
9,419,395
404,019,01*
34,815,041
;
6,181,00®
6,396,97®
12,705,763
Joseph
Total (9
3,305,364
3,220,469
—11.4
16.361,657
12,535,942
3.3
11.883.235
10.245,434
+
St.
Colorado—Colorado Springs-
cities)
Eleventh Federal Reserve
.
,.r_....
Connecticut—Hartford
LT
..,
39,405,615
+
New Haven
r
Island—Providence
—12.5
45,060,329
New Hampshire—Manchester
42,651,112
34,471,988
21,797,966
21,458,355
+
1.6
24,065,540
20,921,615
31,023,200
;
30,660,700
+
1.2
30,139,800
28,331,400
2,804.935
3,100,465
867,308,391
860,000,146
—
9.5
2,412,947
883,505,799
GOl.430,171
Galveston,
•
'
.
-
-
-
*
-
;+
York—Albany
.
'
.
29,919.444
■
:
Binghamton
(a)
,
Elmira
•4
(a)
133,292,985
+
.
148,176,038
3,323,700
~
-
+10.4
—10.0
142,323,141
(a)
+ 12.3
3,088,968
23,953,680
3,341,792
130,105,405
2,875,676
—
STakima
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake
City.
California—Long Beach
Pasadena.
San Francisco
Jamestown
Rochester
3,167,196
3,613,531
10,552,653,029
_
York
11,507,283,386
41,707,535
1
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford
New Jersey—.Newark
New Jersey
cities)
37,361,307
2C,548,190
28,643,564
(a)
—11.8
—
64,781,369
79,489,724
81,223,660
10,935,930,226
11,935,866,798
8.3
3.857,151,
11,634,708,775
2,642,648
10,044.463,723
+ 11.6
36,826,994
36.292.663
7.3
22,681,136
19,623,998
—
27,558,527
—28.2
7.8
—12.9
6,992,688
16,108,251
8.1
541,711,180
+
6.2
216,457,694
+
15.2
+
5.4
209,824,667
—
0.3
85,818,938
—
64,650,697
69,188,259
2.1
78,432,226
75,789,016
8.4
12,040,452,933
10,438,298,128
San
Jose
Santa Barbara.—
Stockton
473,537,797
■'
Francisco—
216,840,861
6,397,167
211,620,928
103,938,801
27,166,660
16,540,025
725,823,324
•
—12.1
—
4.2
-
5,164,180
25,865,567
15,885,572
191,224,045
5,542,79®
168,995,69®
80,787,31,®
21,615,012
14,708,251
647,220,853
"
30,693,200
8,179.596
15,273,299
29,189,952
7,767,750
+
5.2
+
5.3
13,555,051
+ 12.7
708,365,769
26,100,212
7,119,914
12,698,646
1,362,473,867
1,339,550,727
+
1.7
1,313,301,159
1,169,379,541
22,001,253,896
22,788,931,139
—
3.5
23,011,377,750
20,390,690,737
11,448,600,867
11,281,647,753
+
1.5
11,376,668,981
10,346,227,014-
726,185,529
—
0.1
.
21,927,011
5,086,87®
12,271,67®
30,021,268
1.6
—
34,734,053
65,808,423
9.1
+
+ 15.4
.
26,316,318
•
2,960,437
204,122,819
5,552,834
200,757,470
104,238,090
30,916,740
17,264,492
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
v
Washington—Seattle
27,089,453
+
—
789,153,308
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
*
556,405,896
Wichita Falls—
Louisiana—Shreveport.
2,540,584
0.8
524,018,667
43,017,359
5,226,000
Dallas
Fort Worth
Total is cities).
(12 cities)
7,238,971
11,013,579
10,987,358
480,353,161
37,291,145
7,283,000
7,850,843
12,640,389
10,915,595
Texas—Austin-
4,936,203
District—Dallas-
"
Springfield.
8,488,96®
1,445,157
Fall River
Bedford—
9.1
+
8,049,471
8,466,262.
2.6
—
3,300,592
1,647,533
City
662,344,684
+ 21.3
905,819
835,64®
655,040
+ 21.8
585,710
10,237,103
31,465,247
Oinaha
Kansas—Topfika
Wichita—L
Missouri—Kansas
3,989,76C
Portland
880,127
9,975,703
Lincoln
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
5,044,98®
5,980,14*
713,163
Hastings
at—
+ 15.4
City-
1,076,157
Nebraska—Fremont
Week Ended September 27
_
.
10,346,227,014
detailed statement showing the figCte s for each city for the
our
475,359,346
188,915,651 i
541,711,186
_
.
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—DUlUth
8.1
(9
7.9
—
687,443,336
1,187,132,393
-+
+
Total
4,969,934
718,389,566
732,731,562
4.1
1,475,881,259
+ 13.3
Northern
+ 22.3
+ 31.8
9.4
+
"
•
648,437,156
New
568,167,42®
6,199,171
15,006,808
-+
1,256,065,139
556,405,896
.
609.104,916
8,171,245
18,146,389
741,419,751
1,307,759,875
734,664,115
.
+14.7
—13.1
12,608,307
5,341,071
11,329,155
412,057.289
166,125.971
11,128,460
4,661,721
811,006,159
"
601,430,171
Buffalo
13,639,38*
+
"
New
4,979,533
6,431,100
14,902,303
708,289,957
(4 cities)
"
•v
+ 24.3
708,093,779
Total
9
Total
10,165,820
+ 14.0
1,362,826,625
6
Rhode
+ 13.3
12,073,241
379,397,081
142,942,21®
9,090,33*
1,213.807,903
1,477,214,117
—
11th Dallas
Worcester
11,374,259
394,023,797
167,228,104
1,333,757,569
380,500,000
187,165,260
137,854,187
2,770,510
384,700,000
Louts
10th Kansas City
New
+ 13.7
1.5
126,937,452
3,090,678
"
9th Minneapolis
Clearings
694,377,31*
194,265,649
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy.
—4
add
762.938,516
3.8
Kentucky—Louisville
10,438,298,128
17
now
381,300,06®
186,690,00®
123,795,94*
2,591,36®
1.1
+
789,153,308
12,040,452,933
6
7th Chicago
We
397,000,000 ^
194,606,177
168,389,099
2,943,240
+
883,505,799
8.4
Missouri,—St.
.10
6th Atlanta
8th St. Louis
-St. Louis—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
$
0.8
+
—
7
6th Richmond
1955
—10.0
860,000,146
11,935,866,798
11
—
4th Cleveland
:
Dec. °/o
$
10,935,930,226
9
1956
Inc. or
1957
$
+
—
—
Total (10
cities).
Grand total (108 cities).
Outside New York City.
•
a)
Clearings operations
discontinued.
* Estimated.
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1432)
Companyand Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
.
.
Monday, October 6, 1953
.
-r"'",+V':
>>
,
Date
-
Memorial Hospital— ,
'
mortgage 5% bonds, due Oct. 15, 1961—
.Oct
Shawinigan Water & Power Cp.-H.::>>+^%,-+-++; i;..
5',2% convertible debentures, due Oct.
15, 1972—...Oct
,
1st
of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world We give below a record for the week just passed.
Pursuant to the requirement
certifies daily to the
BY
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
SEPTEMBER
Noon
Country and Monetary Unit
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
TO OCTOBER
1958
Buying Rate for
Friday
"• p'. ;•
•.
Argentina,
'". "
1958,
*
(Value In United States
Sept. 30
$
*
Oct. 1
Money)
Belgium,
franc
India,
Ireland,
,0200587
.00311807*
.00311807*
peso
.00238125
.238800
.238800
.210223
.210230
.210328
2.806250
2.806562
2.807500
2.807812
-
.00277912*
•
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.327004
.327070
.327204"
.0800560*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.264700
.264800
.264900
2.778774
2.779702
2.780012
.
.140080*
,140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
'
.0349000*
.193283*
.0349000*
.0238095*
-
-
.0238095*
—
.0238095*
.193283*
•
.0349000*"'
.0349000*" " '
.0238095*
•:
.193283*
.193283*
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.796077
2.797011
2.806250
2.806562
2.807500
2.807812
2.804687
Manager,
and
must
ASSETS—
account
Redemption fund for F.
Total gold
F.
R.
notes
20,238,177
368,222
dotes of .other banks—
Other qash
Discounts and advances—
Industrial loans————
+
—
—
383,189
—
—
199,025
59,998
9,852
50,146
32,133
2,181
—137,648
340
Acceptances—bought outright.,—.
Government
—
882,283
reserves.
certificate
Oct.
1958
19,355,894
—_
R.
U. S.
Sept. 24,
1958
certificate
+
1,002
Richmond Districts.
1957
+
40,253
—1,717,247
—
48,285
—
—
+
5,664
474,592
259
Certificates
187,000
21,507,291
—
Notes
of
r'
bought outright...
under
repurchase
25,046,872
agree't
+
187,000
ASSETS—
securities.
25,046,872
+187,000
and
adjustedt
Due
from
and
foreign
securities—
25,275,341
banks
50,354
15
Uncollected cash items
Bank
+
148,200
to
5,182,643
premises
—174,226
90,474
;
©tfcer assets—
Real
7
+
8,327
11,886
+
and
for
Total assets
+
51,703,265
U.
21,410
—196,467
S.
LIABILITIES—
estate
26,881,089
Member bank reserves
18,054,167
U.
S. Treas.—general
Foreign
Other
+
account.
—
274,712
397,612
46,871
—
441,278
;
37,170
48,445
—
+
38,810
59,260
61,064
—
—
—
+
815,432
74,866
—129,806
—
4,278,270
18,097
991
—
—
+
or
9,140
—
liabilities
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
50,345,225
—
357,138
.
+
136
accounts
4,203
Ratio
of
gold
certificate
53
—
51,703,265
28.U0
38
+1,168
+1,803
9,492
1,522
244
—
+
—
—
26
1,024
banks.
—
244
Radio
.1%
55,540
435
Reda
—
2,940
752
+
61
11,043
—
829
1,449
—
—
49
—
•Includes, prior to Sept. 2,
—
118
—
393
+
278
691
+
1958,
Section
13b
2,266
+
+
Federal
others
reserves;
Reserve
Banks
279
+
1,134
of
loans
individual
to
banks
loan
(San
items
and
are
Francisco
68
—
65
after
shown
deduction
of
valuation
re-
'
gross.
?Mtf0
and
holdings
j?244 !nillion
million
m
of
TJ.
deposits
IPWW
called
NOTICE
^ndnstrial loans decreased in all but
total of $232 million at all
reporting
aifkfJ.5ie Principal decreases were $92 million
$23 million in the San
Francisco Disin
the Philadelphia
District, and $20
ea<d*
-ftoe Boston and
Richmond Districts.
-
industry appear in another press
Ipails decreased $56. million
of which
^ Philadelphia
District and $15 milIWpfem.Qnd District.-
Holdings of
.
all categories in U. S.
Government securi¬
OF
TENDER
:
;
,
Asuncion
Port
Parmalee
Transportation Co.,
11-25
10-15
20c
10-10
9-10
25c
10-27
9-19
87+2C
1-2-59
$1.50
America, common
preferred (quar.)
10-25
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
Concession
8% gold debentures—
capital stock——,
Corp.,
;
(quar.)_:
434%
-
...
common
I
Oct
22
9
9-11
11-10
Y
9-29
50c
11-
1
10-22
25c
11-
1
10-22
50c
11-
1
10-22
415c
'11-1
10-15
45c
10-31
t28c
1-1-59
—'
—
(Canada)j Ltd." (quar.)—
&
Engineering
(quar.)—
-75c
1
10-22
„
Y
10-16
,
15c
11-
10-
1
•
Button
9-24
9-24,
10-
6
10-
6
20c
:
11-i
93%c
(quar.)—-
Insurance
Co.
Co.
(N.
(quar.)
9-24
I
30c "
11-
1"
10-15
1
40c
12-
J
$1.1834
12-
$1.02JY>
series
.
(quar.
preferred/series K;(quar.)
C
11-J.4
1
11-14
T"1*T1-14
10-31'^
10-30
*10-15
$1.25
*
«
9-30.
9-30
10-15
-9-30
10-10
n
10%
,
9-3#
10-15
$1.50
\
9-30
"
10-15
$1.3712
_Y
-
10-10
.10,10
.
$1.12a' -10-15"
—:
(quar.)—_——111——
preferred D "(quar.)
Mfg. (stock dividend)^
11-14
1
12•-
*
1~.* 11-14
12-
_
•
3
,10-10.,
1
-12-
,
-
9-19
10-
10-25,.
$1
$1.02Vi
$1.2334
preferred
10-20
*10-10
10-15
-
T ;(quar.)'____:
*
10*20
11-
25c
series
j
-9-24
Y.)—
11
preferred
preferred
*
V
+
10-6
50p
:
Mills
'
10-.6
40c
Rice
1
1
75c
I
4+2%
preferred; A (quar.)—.
5%
preferred B (quar.)
5+2%
10-
75c
(quar.)—i——L—
(quar.)_
Aircraft
6'%
10-10
10-15
4$1.18
Corp.
35c
(William H.),. Inc.. (quar.)—18c
Royal McBee Corp., "common <quar-+
— -—- T5cr
*
9-19
10-25
75c
—
common-
preferred
12-12
10-23
25c
Rorer
*
15
8
9-30
11-
(quar.)—
—
Electric
4.10%
*4.95%
Rohr
Page
Oct
12-
—50c
(quar.)
*4% preferred series F (quar.)__,
1
4.10% preferred.sej-ies 4H .(quar.)^
,
-
Date
10-
25c
—
——
Brand
Russell
9-18
,
,
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
American
3
of &ec.
435c
Rochester Gas & Electric, common
redemption,
under: sinking
Company and Issue—
adjusted,
Deposits.
(Jdfctnct
B
Rochester
J
in loans ad¬
S, Government
balances with domestic banks,
demand
in
Holder*
Quarterly
list of corporate bonds,
notes,
stock called for
common
r£o 24:.,Pecr?ases of. $296 million
million in
wnen
Co.—
Rochester-American
fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or. last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume
(except Where otherwise indicated)
In which the details were fiiven in
the "Chronicle/'
and $829
demand deposits credited
to- domestic banks
an increase of
$806 million in U. S. Government
million
and
T
Payable
guaranteed, (s-a)
3%%
River
those
holders
Share
—'
(quar.)——
participating class A
Rich's, Inc.,
Notices
preferred
including
security
»
—
District).
a
and
Editor and
Class A (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
Republic Supply Co. of Calif, (quar.)
Revere Racing Assn.
(quar.)
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4%%
1st
preferred
(quar.)_.
:
Richmond, Fredricksbnrg & Potomac RR. Co.
Dividend obligation (quar.)—
Voting common (quar.),
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Below will be found
justed,
Seibert,
Co., 4% 2nd pfd.
Pump Co
A.) Company—
6%
surplus of $27,543,000.
Tbe^ondttian statement of weekly
reporting member
tu*
federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the JpRowing
principal changes for the week
stockholders
—
7,174
Condition Statement of Member Banks
are
Renold Chains (Canada), Ltd.
3.0%
....
1,031
-
(C.
Reliance
166
Foreign banks
From
which
of
1st
Reitman's
k
•
Corp.
Extra
584
+
'
banks
Co.
Mining
Class
+4,468
806
+
.
From
D.
Extra
75,181
(If there
Extra
ances
"
are:
under
Reading
1
40
+.
—1,260
28,306
!.—
.
Power
$3.50
accept¬
purchased
fpr
foreign
correspondents
Industrial loap commitments—__
+"
newspapers only.)
Herbert
$6 preferred
$2
deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
493,472
454,316
Seibert,
security
amount of bonds,
none, so state.)
None.
Railway Equipment & Realty, Ltd.—
335
+
88
—:
2,428
—
domestic
6
+
*
12,693
Government
S.
*Preliminary
—
D.
Y.;
+3,066
74
deposits adjusted—
deposits except U. S. Government
reserves
43.9%
a
as
Par
Quebec
Quincy
+2,697
—
—
Banks
deposit & F. R. note liabili¬
ties
Seibert & Herbert
Name of Company
3
13,544
—196,467
William D.
<
93
—
—
U.
*34,059
191,707
& capital accounts
combined—.—
Contingent liability on
-—
Time
.(Exclusive
Tot^l liabs.
283
+6,928
LIABILITIES—
18,641
809,195
by
address
415
—
Borrowings:
Capital paid in
Surplus
Other capital
—168,493
owned
and
given):
DIVIDENDS
.138,030
354
If
name
be
(Continued from Page 14)
Reed
Domestic
Total
—
I—
vault
with
+
1
448
6,734
Reserve
tri-weekly
131
19,225
securities
in
+
56
—
indebtedness
bonds
Balances
+
—
31,465
1,303
with Federal
conditions
71
—
4
—
11,301
6,601
222,561
given.
its
must
120
+
14
—
1,245
securities—total
of
and
carry¬
<.
certificates
S.
9
+
1,677
loans
Reserves
92,740
776,743
be
firm,
—2,284
Demand
19,167,769
,
must
—1,909
232
bills
Cash
v
Total deposits
Deferred availability cash items.
Other liabs. & accrued dividends
to
296
Loans to banks
+
7«
Publisher.
Sworn to apd
subscribed before me this 30th day of Sept. 1958.
Edward G. Seibert,
Notary Public, State of New York, residing in Westchester County, •No;
60-8906475,
qualified
in
Westchester
County.
Commission
expires
March 30, 1960.
+
+6,822
—
" —
561
;
loans
Government
Other
Federal Reserve notes
York
semi-weekly
and
1957
738
52,423
Treasury notes
454,316
1958
—
29,683
securities..:
-
Treasury
U.
Deposits-
owners
unincorporated
for pur¬
dealers
purchasing
Treasury
165,204
i.._.
individual
other
other securities
or
(Signed)
*
—
carrying
or
loans
Other
+- 163,438
21
—
New
scribers
Sept. 25,
______
ing securities
1,123,712
—
Place,
(5) That the average number of copies of each issue of this publica¬
sold or distributed, through the mails or
otherwise, to paid sub¬
during the 12 months preceding the date shown above was
9,703. (This information is required from the daily, weekly,
reporting
Sept. 17,
93,380
loans
brokers
chasing
+1,586,337
+
adjusted*
Commercial and industrial loans
"
loans
investments
Agricultural
Other
Total
Park
who do not appear upon the books of the
company as trustees, hold
st»ck and securities in a capacity other than
that of a bona fide owner.
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
Loans
TfttaJ U. S. Gov't
of
1958*
1,734,537
+
—
— __
25
a
.
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
Loans
317,979
s.
Total
Held
mortgages
-
10,000
—
by
corporation, its name and
stated, and also immediately thereunder the names
stockholders owning or holding 1% or more of the
stock. If not owned by a
corporation, the names and
the
or
Seibert,
owned
tion
liabilities
and
468,837
+
2,483,771
—
Y
(4) Paragraphs 2 and 3 include, in cases where the
stockholder or
security holder appears upon the books of the company as trustee of
in any 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¬
A
summary
of assets
member banks follows:
12,226
+
New
(3)
That the known
bondholders, mortgagees and" other
holders owning or holding 1% or more of the total
in
stances
+1,573,679
10,000
Bonds
-..
+
Place,
Y/ ...:Y/:.,Y
that of each individual member
as
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks increased
$118 million and borrowings from others decreased $68
million. Loans to banks decreased $244 million.
Sept. 24,
1,045,810
million
of
D.
(if
Place, New York 7, N. Y.
Time deposits decreased $61 million
securities—•
—
Park
'•>
„
Executors), 25 Park; Place, New York 7, N.
of which $43 million was in the San Francisco District.
Bought outright—
Bills
.
Owner, William B. Dana
Cqmpany, 25, Park Place, New York 7, N. Y."
Stockholders; Herbert D. Seibert & Estate of Jacob Seibert, 25 Pa£k
District, $45 million in the Kansas City District, and
$43 million each in Chicago, and in the Cleveland and
2,
—1,757,500
—
29,104
bills by $283 million, Treasury
million, Treasury notes
$38 million, and U. S. Government bonds by $74 million.
certificates of indebtedness $53
the New York District, $162 million in the San Francisco
dollars)
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
Gold
ties decreased: Treasury
of
amount
partnership,
well
$801
..
....
'
is:
owner
be
addresses
addresses
decreased
•
William
Y""Y"
That the
total
deposits adjusted
;
—-
York.
address
*
Demand
/
25
74
(2)
,.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
'
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Company,
7,
New
2.791322
•Nominal.
are:
Dana
York
--
.2nr>256
2.795765
William B.
York.
Business
.193283*
.233350
2.794209
Oct. 1,
1
New York.
.0238095*
1
(In thousands of
—Oct
Editor, Herbert D. Seibert, 25 Park Place, New York.
7, N>. Y.
Managing Editor, Herbert D. Seibert, 25 Park Place, New York
.140080*
.496950*
.0349000*
—
——
1316
111.)—
bonds.—
business managers
Publisher,
New
."496950*
—
editor and
.265000
2.778465
2.776918
i
ChurchYCBloomington,
serial
*
1
•
897
v
Statement required by the Act of
Congress of Aug. 24, 1912 as amended
by the Acts of March 3, .1933 and
July 2, 1946 (Title. 39,. United
States Code, Section 233)
showing the Ownership, Management and
Circulation, of the "Commercial and Financial Chronicle," published
Thursday and Monday, at New York, N. Y., for Oct. 1, 1958.
(1) That the names and addresses of the
publisher, editor, managing
.00238125
.238800
,210283
" .327104
.264600
.......——
.00238125
.00238125
.238800
v
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.0800560*
Union of South Africa, pound
United kingdom, pound sterling
mortgage
548
1
.00311807*
.00277912*
Switzerland, franc
Brewery, Inc., 8%
'Announcement in this issue.
.00311807*
.326904
—
1272
.210495
2.804687
Portugal, escudoSpain, peseta
Sweden, krona
148
stock..—Oct' 24
15
1.025703
.210407
.210198
guilder
948
.0200625
1.024687
.00238125
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
2
Nov 25
25
1st
.210420
.238725
New:
stock—
Oct
.0385356*
;v.0200600
.0200600
preferred
Co.
Wesley Methodist
2.237300
.0385356*
1.024218
—
Netherlands,
2.237051
.0385356*
,210352
dollar
Malayan
2.236304
.00311807*
pound
Mexico,
.0174039
1.024062
-
Japan, yen
Malaj'sia,
.0184272
,210339
Deutsche, mark—
rupee
.0186947
Date
B__Jan
.
1.023906
——
-
Germany,
.0193979
.0385356*
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v
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CALLED
cumul. preferred stock—Oct
convertible preferred stock
Nov
United-Greenfield Corp., 6% cumulative
pfd. stock—.Nov
Thermoid
.0555555*
.0200625
—
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
France (Metropolitan), franc
.0555555*
2.236055
cumulative
San Miguel
.0555555*
2.234810
>0385356*
«
ISSUES
Merqk & Co,, Inc.,-$4 conv. second"
preferred
Northern Canadian
Mortgage Co., Inc.—
6% cumulative preference stock
$
.0555555*
.0192058
•—-
60-cent
Oct. 2
S
Y
.1199
i
.'"V',
7/*/:
>i:' l977+—i—__l—jNov
1
Nov.
Family Finance Corp. 4+2% pfd. stock, series A and
Knudsen Creamery Co. of California—
Thursday
Wednesday
7
/
1274
15
Transmission'Co.—'
debentures .due
Company and Issue—
Tuesday
sept. 29
■
INCLUSIVE
Cable Transfers In New York
®
Australia,
pound
Austria, schilllng_^4-4.
6%
Gas
15
1930
.0555555*
—
pree
—
2,
Monday
sept; 26
peso—
Official
Tennessee
ENTIRE
26,
Paf*
Clair
St.
Discount
Co.
'
of
Date
6%
1976.1
Corp.—;
1
l.Nov
l'..
1265
made
4%
1146
.
Iron
.
Cumbre
Mutual
Water
Co.—
-
-
preference; stock
:
Syndicate of Germany (Deutclies
Kalisyndicat G. m. b. ft-:)—
25-year series A and B loan bonds, due Jan.
1, 1973
(as
extended)
25-year series A, B and C bonds, due 1973
15c
10-24-
on
common
will
be
•
.
on
a
preferred
4.30%
cony,
monthly basis from"
now
on)
10c
(quar.)_
preferred /(quar.)
11-1
$1
--
$1.07',2
..
-
*
'*
5% convertible-preferred A (quar.)—!
St.' La wrence Corp:, Ltd., common (quar.)
5% preferred A Yquar.)^——
$1.25
___
425c
11-28
12-15
-
—$$1.25;
St.. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—
Quarterly '
l:
L»."
^.Nov
1>
*
San
Antonio
Voting
12-
-10-24
certificates
Gas.&.Hlectric;
comraon^^__
common
5.60%
preferred * (quar.).
5%
preferred
(quar.)
1
1198
1273
4+2%
4.40%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)__
(quar.)
•*
"
(quar.)_
10-17
1
9-26
10-24
•
30c
—
Transit Co.—"
trqst
San Diego
Nov
.
Y
11-28
1-1-59
.
1043
—Oct
1
9-26
1-1-59
-
*
*
-
-
Nov
'
10-10
Inc.—
(payments
8t.. Louis, San Frandisco Ry.— ;
1266
.
1st mortgage
5%. bonds,, due Oct. 1,.'1960——
Maytag Co., $3 cumulative
Potash
-
Stores,
1
_
convertible' debentures, due 1966_^_Oct 15
Foundries,- Ltd.->i
.
6+4% debentures series C, due 1977L
L Oct 15
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. 4+2%
cumul. pfd. stock—Nov 15
Home Oil Co., Ltd.—
6J/2% secured pipe line bonds, due November
1977——Nov 24
La
Safeway
Monthly
;
t
subordinated
Canada
Safety Industries Inc.-(quar.)---—s--—'——--
Page
Georgia—
5.90% capital debentures, due
Associated Artists Productions
9-26
'7
10-.10
..
""""
15c
-24c
M-15
•<
28c.
11-
10-15:
"
10-15
25c
10-15
22c
10-15
9-30
10-15
22%c
t
9-30
'
9-30 "
.
9-30
9-30
Volume
188-
Num'per 5783
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1433)
4ft
asaaaBBBBgeaaaB
Wnen
far
Nnmeot Company
I
„,*•
Sanborn
Map--Go, /(increased*
Sunders ..Associates
(s-a)
Stock
Share
j
60c
'.2 4c
10-
6
9-15
3%
i-~
.-■
10-
6
9-15
San
Miquel Brewery, Inc
Savannah Electric & Power,
,4.36%•
preterred
'5%%?
30c
(,quar.i^__*
4%%;
preferred
10-15
10-
1
10-22
10-
8c
(quar.)
4%.%; preferred (quar.)
10-10
25c
1
:_i
iquur.i
5%%'
jqu.v.M
preferred
Scott
$4
f
11-
10-17
■
Manufacturing,
fimanye- Co.,
preterred
11-1
$3.65
pfd.
(quar.)
1
1
9rl8
$1.18%f "I 10-10
i-
■29-18
•*•: 30c
(from
income)
Oil
net
l;-
dividend
1
&
of-one
e.qual
3
$2.12
j
30c
A
Ltd.,
shilling
11-14
12-
1
12-
1
10c
10-^t
10-10
1010-
1
!___
11-
•
$1.42 Va
11- 1
10-15
1958
company
the
25c
11-25
11-14
$1.12%
10-15
9-30
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-25
li*rl4
10-17
13 Vic
'
Union Electric Co.—
7 '
*
2—2;
-
$4
v
15c
11-
1
10-
2
$3.70
preferred
11-
1
10-10
$3.50
preferred
15%
10-22
9-22
+25c
11- 3
10-10
$53c
10-13
Union
B—
2—
"
of
Co.
Air
Stock
Lines,
dividend
"'First
10-
1
United
:
Biscuit
of
Co.
10-20.:
10-10
Ltd.—..
11-15
10-20
Series
B
11-15
10-20
Series
C
D
11-
10-
12 %c
1
3
Series
12-15
11-14
$1.12 Va
10-15
10-
19-15
20c
11-
3%
•
America—.
10-31
1
10-15
"
U S
2
U.
U.
S.
10-31
10-
5
U.
S.
28c
10-31
10-
5
U.
S.
Class
fiscal
10-15
11-15
+$1.50
10-15
f $1
10-15
9-19
2•
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
S.
Machinery,
5%
$3.50
Universal
Utah-Idaho
11-15
10-31
Leaf
10-10
10-
11-
•
1
Tobacco,
6%
Van
1
Vermont
5%
Massachusetts
1
11-
1
10-20
Viceroy Mfg.,
1
10-20
Viclad
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
Sports Aren^ (Del.).
Stock
Standard Dredging Corp.—
11-
27 V4c
4.4Q,% $25 par preferred
Spglding (A. G.) & Bros, (stock dividend)-Spokane Intsrn&tioai RR, Co. (quar.)
11-
1
10-
3
10-15
10-15
3%
1%
divkiend______-
10-
12-15
(auar.
87
11-15
2-1-19
$1.60
convertible
Class
•
B
Standard
40c
.1
(quur.
Oil Co.
of Ohio,
•.
1
9-25
10-10
9-25
•
Stanley
Brock,
-Class
•
State
B
■
class
A
Stock
15c
1
tinue
9-30
Uttal
is
Butcher,
_2-;
1
10-10
1
10-15
Keen
Express
Lines,
Inc„
has
extensive franchises
for tjie
carrying of merchandise and other items as far west -as
Pittsburgh, south to Norfolk, and east to New York City.
It-
7
9-24
12-15
12-1
3%
10-15
9-26
15c
Corp." (s-a)_
10c
—
10c-
Sterclii
Bros.
(quar.)_
—1__
5%'
preferred
Sterling
•:
C
(quar.)
Brewers,-Inc. (quar.')___
:;r
preferred
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)___
Container
10-15
preferred
10-
8
1
.
$1.40
25c*
10-10
9-19
10-15
9-30 *
Western
■•'.*.
'
>
12-11
10.-22,
10rl0
div.
Sun Life Assurance
for
each
(Canada)
four
__y
held)
11-24
11-
5%
-
Petroleum
prefenrea
Swank,
Corp.,
5%
10-13
9-29
35c
10-20
10-15
9-19
10c
10-15
Class
-
10-
7
>
^
4%
-
10-15
10-
25c.
11-15
11-15
10-23
20c
11-15
10-23
1
I
Class B
(quar.)
LI
;
preferred (quar.)
4%
.
Taylor, Pearson & Carson
-
convertible
5%
Tech-Hughes
Tecnology
Temeo
Terre
Gold
Mines,
Aircraft
Ltd.
TexasrJllinois
+5c
(s-a)
5%
11-14
12-
10-30
1
9-30
(quar.)
Natural
(quar.)
<'quar.
15c
10-
9
Co.,
lien
9-19
10-15
9-19
10-15
9-19
4.44%
Wrigley
$4
Gas
Mfg.
Corp._____'__
10-15
9-30
pfd.
(quar.)
Pipeline;
!
)2__2_1__
$1
11-
1
10-15
11-15
11-3
*50c
10*15
9-15
10-15
9-15
$3
Ltd.,
class
J15c
(quar.)
B
20c
_______
10-15
11- 1
9-25
10-15
/
10-15
9-19
1-2-59
12-10
30C
10-15
10-31
$1.25
12-15
11-19
10-1
9-15
187,
2448.
p.
_____
(quar.)
$17 Vac
10-31
>-
1
10-10
$1
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-21
_______—
$1.50
(quar.)___
10-31
-
11-
1 '
10-15
11-
1
Cab
1%
25c
John S.
Nye.
(quar.)
$1.11
—
25c
V
(quar.)_
6%
conv.
pfd.
6%
conv.
6%
conv.
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
rnnv
nfri
fnnnr 1
a
;
sub¬
the
corporation,
succeed
Henry
is elected
Coey
a
L.
years
effective Ocb. -l, 1958,
Gilson, Treasurer and
of service with. Marble*
,
director replacing Ms. Murray, on, the.
"
Marble-Nye markets many of Hooker's chemicals throughout New
England.
One of the nation's oldest companies, Marble-Nye has been '
a
continuing organization since 1772. incorporated updo* the present^in 1920, it was acquired by Hooker in 1953,
Moffitt is also President of Hooker Chemical Corp./*while Mr.
name
Mr,
is
Treasurer
Hooker's Board Chairman.
Mr. Willers is Vice-President,
Comptroller of Hooker.
Mr. Coey is Hooker's Vicechemical sales.—V. 188, p. 1271.'
and
President—eastern
Hudson & Manhattan RR.—August
Gross
Oper.
expenses
1958—Month—1957
$875,385
$794,455
808,890
840,391
31—
operating revenue
taxes
&
Earnings Improve
1958^-8 Mos.—1957 ;■
$7,238,740. $6,135,260;
6,523,780?
6,198,413
•
*
10-15
10-15
11-
111112-
;
7 VaC
—
__—________
_L*
$714,960
11,749
99,363-
85,£77
$76,039
t$34,187
$814,328'
$22*,024.
122,399
.118,313
70.058
70,058
$116,418
charges
Interest
on
$222,558
,
980,680-
996,355;
adjustment
bonds-
.
560,466
560,466
-
9-30
9-17
1
1
deficit
Net
10-10
"Exclusive
1
1
10-10
10-31
37VaC
10-
9
1-30-59
1-
9
37%c 4-30-5B
4-
9
37VaC
4-
9
7-31-59
on
income
$726,823
bonds.
$1,534,787
t Loss.-?—V»
1045.
p.
Husky Oil Co.—Reports Record Sales—
10-20
11-19
9-26
of
interest
adjustment
10-15
37 %C
(quar.)
t$45,936
income___
income
t$63,153
$66,495
9,544
Operating income
Non-operating income__
188,
Jr.)" (monthly)
Co.,
of Unit—
Worcester, Mass.,
board.
10-15
25c
(quar.)_+____—
(initial)
Iftc.
of
Francis
and
'Tncome
$1.25
$1.26
1
_—
preferred
Clerk
and
Willers
who retired on that date after 42
10-15
County Electric—
(Wm.
Treasurer
Messrs.
Gross
(quar.)..
Gas
Co.,
E.
Co.—
(quar.)
Southern
Marble-Nye
Thomas
Period End. Aug.
11-
(accumulative)—
(1897)
ant
elected
10-10
$1.43%
$2.50
common
of
Moffitt as President succeeding R. t
Lindley Murray, effective immediately, it was announced on, Sept, 26.
Thomas F. Willers is elected Treasurer and Alden L. Fraqcis as Aspist^
10-10
-
,
30c,
_I_1_
below.—V.
Inc.
9-19
$12 VaC
(quar.)—!
(quar.)
directors
of
have
Murray
30c
$1.25
common
board
sidiary,
10-16
10-31
Electric Power
Yard-Man,
Yellow
Industries,
Hooker Chemical Corp.—New President
The
Consolidated
June
&
Continental
bonds,
Clerk,
$1.12%
—
(quar.)___
preferred
Worcester
Trans
corporation has called for redemption on Nov. 24, next through^
of the sinking fund,
$100,000 of its 6Vz%
secured pipe
due Nov. 1, 1977 at 100%. Payment will be made afr a»y->
branch in Canada of the Canadian Bank of Commerce.-—V. 187, p. 2800.
line
9-19
15e
12-15
10-15
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
10-31
10-31
1-1-59
J35c
Lake Erie Ry.,
preferred
Wisconsin
2448.
p.
Home Oil Co., Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
1
$1.05
——^
(quar.)
preferred
5.04%
187,
The
9-30
12-
$1,02 Va
$1.12 Va
—
25c
Service,
preferred*
$12 Vic
12 Vic
Haute Malleable
Common
< quar.)____-
Instrument
T^xas Electric
-95
preferred
50c
—__
—
Telegraph Co.
Witeo Chemical
(Canada), Ltd.—
(quar.)
"VVisconsin Public Service Co.—
10-23
25c
6%
below.—V.
Inc.
operation
9-30
10-15
(quar.)
prior
Wisconsin
-
Inc., class A (quar.)
10-15
12-15
Paper Co., Ltd., class A
85 preferred
i
1
10-15
Securities—
Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate
"
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)_
Talon.
B
Wheeling &
9-30
-15c
■
11-
2%
15c
Precipitation Corp.
preferred
Westminster
9-29
f$L25
Ltd.—
(quar.)___
'*(quar.)_.
Inc.
12-16
.10-13
37Vic*
Super Mold Corp. of Calif.-.(quar.V-----Supertest
1-1-59
5c
-
$1.39
5%
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.,
3
f$1.25
(quar.).
S.uj.1 fray Drug, common (quar, )_i
4%* preferred! (quar:)-22.—:___
10-15
(accum.)
A
Plywood
Western Union
share
(one
10-15
1
(quar.)
Insurance
class
Western
-
Stop & Shop, Inc.—
V Stock
1
11-
L
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
preferred
Western
1-2-59
11-
(quar.)—
B
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4%% preferred (quar.)
Grocers, Ltd., class A
11-14
Industries,
Highway Trailer Industries, Inc.—New Name-—
10-10
5
(stock dividend)
Western
11-14
20.c
11-
West
11-26
Continental
Trans
See
9-23
56c
preferred
preferred
4.10%
11-15
Highway Trailer Co.—Change in Control—
See
4
$1.06 V4
_■
(quar.)___
4.20%
12-10
carrier.
common
.
7-17
12-
Co.,
8
12- 1
57c
_____
T__
Power
'2-1S
$2.50
,
4V2%
25c
4%
Co.,
preferred
10-
12-
'
&
Penn
40c
-
sterling National Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)
Quarterly:
fjtern & Stern Textiles, Inc.—
Stone
/
n
10-17
1
12-18
30c
(quar.
preferred
11-15
12 Vic
(quar.)"
11-
Co.—
(Calif.) —
dividend)
12-31
12% C.
Sterling Precision Corp., 5%" pfd. A
10-
50c
(initial)__l_/„_/__L___L___
(stock
convertible
West
■
Stores,
Light
(increased 1
Gas
preferred
4V2%
$1.25"
,
t35c
Pictures
Bros.
Weeden
partner
a
Highway
general
4
X12 VaC
:
preferred, (quar.)
9-22
in
done
Gooderham <fc Worts, Ltd,—
<H.)
9-22
has
was
not expected for several weeks, Mr.
Presidency of Highway, according to W. W.
of Butcher & Sherrerd.
<
L
•
/"
10-
8-1-59
10-20
;
the
10-31
15c
6%
he
as
.which
over
3
11-
preferred
Common
*
it
take
to
11-12
preferred
10-20
-
■*:■'' 2:
operate
settlement,
10-15
25c
1-16
Waste King Corp.
10-10
5%.
i
•
Parts
1111-
to
James
wholly
$1.25
$3
(s-a
Weingarten Maraets Realty
dividend
Steel
9-19
,
Stechor-Trqung- Lithograph Corp.— »'«, 2
5%
preferred (quar.)—^
past.
10-
4-16
$5
9-30
Corp.—
dividend
Stock
10-15
10-10
2_2
Finance
and
,
10c
(quar. i
(quar.I-•
Loan
93%c
$15c
2_
the
10-15
5-1-59
$4.25
33/4r/e preferred tqu«ar.)_.
Standard Raaio, Ltd. (quar.)____
and
10-10
2-2-59
Common
;
.
Cq._^,__V 4.QOO'
P. Clarkr President.
owned subsidiary
Qf
Mr. Clark will con¬
sale,
3c
15c
Washington
4,'
3,000
<fc Co._L
(Pa.)—New Control—
by
8
3
15C
Warner
11-20
10-10
15c
(quar,)___
12-
15c
(quar.)
Spencer Trask &
Pa., was announced on Sept. 19
.Clark
Transfer,
Inc.,
heretofore
a
is not to be included in the
1010-
15c
Quarterly
preferred
Holding' Corp., class A
13,'
Co
StaatS
more,
1
preferred
Walker
R.
Highway,
11-
10-31
6%
3-15
Co.^___—
&
25c
(quar.) J._L___2__'
dividend)-—_____
(quar.)
&
An
agreement for the sale of this trucking company with ^head¬
quarters in Philadelphia, Pa., to, a syndicate headed by the investment
banking firm of Butcher & Sherrerd and E. William, Uttal. of Ard-
10-18
1-18
1
50c
(quar.)___
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.)
1
Co
Barney
Smithers & Co—
S.
Highway Express Lines, Inc.
1
12-
F.
4,000
V. 188, p. 1155.
11-18
11-
87 Vac
J
Standard
11-29
6c
^
Ltd., class A
(stock
Smith,
13,000
William
9-30
6%
10-20
10rl5
30c
&
Industries
6%
;
10-20
1
.11-1
27Vic
;
,
-
&
Schwabacher
6,000
Peabody & Co
9-19
10-15
Virginian Railway (
6%
preferred (quar.)____.
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.),
Laurence M. Marks & Co.__
(quar.)_____
11-
(quar.)
preferred
3
17 Vac
class A (quar.)—
$1.15
(Initial
10-
'
of America
Corp.
$1,183/4
preferred
preferred
1
(quar.)__+_
(quar.)________—
11-
(quar.)
4.60%
11-
Hornplower & Weeks
20c
Camp Sea Food Co.
Van Sciver (J. B.) Co.,
______
Curtis
Kidder,
class A
conv.
Riter
■
Reinholdt & Gardner.
Corp
11-28
9-19
v...Shares
15,500
Co.__
11-28
After
10-20
10-20
&
'
...
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Smith
13,
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
27,500
Unipn
Dillon,
The First Boston
8
(quar.)_;
common
$1.10
preferred
Eastman
8
$1.25
847*000 shs.
13,000
Blyth & Co., Inc.
12-
17 VaC
175,000 shs.
27,500
15,500
12-
(s-a)
$1.0614
97 V2C
Shares
Read & Co. Inc.___
62 %C
+.—
175,000 shs.
1,100,000 shs.
~
30c
(quar.).
142,639 shs.
names
of the principal underwriters Of. the
preferred stock, and the number' of shares thereof which each
severally agreed to purchase from the company, are as follows:
Securities
coinmon
150>000 shs.
(cumulative)
37 %c
-$1.03?/4
(quar.)__,_
4.40%
9-22
Utah-Wyoming Consolidated Oil Co._^___-_-
Vanadium
(quar.)^_____^
preferred
10-15
L.
preferred
Sugar
Vacu-Dry Co.,
preferred... (quar.)——
preferred
87 Vac
50,009-shs.
150,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
(par $20
Dean Witter & Co.__,
10-30
45c
4.25 Iw
J:-1!
(quar.)__
common
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
convertible preferred
9-20
11-15
92 Vic
4.15(2
10-17
(quar.)_^
common
convertible
9-22
2
2
30c
-
first
Dillon,
5
;
.
150,000'Shs.
50,000 shs.
(cumulative)
5%%
stock
lOOjOOO shs.
150,000shs.
(cumulative)
■'■/ ..■'*, ■•/
9-11
12-
7,00.0,000
100,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The
has
9-11
7
10-7
10-10
—
Common
; $3.50
10-17
50c
10-
6,QdQ/W0
?.
series G
9-25
10-14.
37V2C
—___
-10-15
-
9-26
1-1-59
(quar.)—44A.LL.L
Corp.,
Sugar
(Abilene),
9-30
$1.25
preferred, (quar.)
par
Corp.
11-15
22 V2C
(quar.)__
70c convertitble preferred (quar.)
United
Telephone
Co.
of
Kansas,
Inc.
>
Quarterly ____'22_2
Southwestern. Public Service Co.—
$25
Plywood Corp.,
Shoe
_
10c
.
—_r.__
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Smelting Refining & Mining—
preferred (quar.)
United Stockyards Corp.,
10-L5
!•:,
10-10,
50c
50c
4
preferred
6%
10-17
2. 2%
12-19
10c
4 Va %
Co.,
United Shoe
10-17
1
It-
9-19
1-10-59
(quar.)_
United Whelan
—
4.36%
1
11-
$1.20
2 10c
.
.
live.-—
,
4.75 %
U.
9-26
'
11-
59c
.
Southern New England Telephone Co.—
Quarterly ___2__2__„2
Southland Royalty Co. (stock dividend)
Southwestern. Drug Corp., common '(quan.)-"$5. 1st preferred /quar.
22-;
Southwestern Life Insurance. Co. (Dallas)-—
j 3.90%
10-15
59c
-*
;•
class .A
10-10
L
i/'!'
30c
9-30
2
Electric—
&
preferred (quar.)
Industries Fund.
22 %C
__
:«•
1
4,000,000
mortgage bonds are issuable in series when, authorized
from time to time by holders of the common stock, subject to,
thq limi¬
tations set forth in the first mortgage indenture, as amended, secur-.,
ing the same.
// .*.",■''/ V
10-14
1
12-
10-20
$2.50
(quax.)„._
(quar.)
(quar.)
G
^The
9-12
J6c
10-20 2
•-<-?
quarterly on common__2_.2_
preferred <quar.)_.
Co.,
B
Lines
-,/• 7.%
9-19
year)
2nd preferred
Gas
9-30
37V2C
Ltd.; com;;(quar.);
preferred ' (quar. )„l2„
Increased
Indiana
10-15
t62?;(jc.
Power
(for current
Colorado Power Co.—
Southern
Foil
S.
5
9-26
& Canal
5%
5Va%
2
20c
(quar.):
(reduced)
Fidelity & Guaranty
10-
37 Vac
4.72%
$3.70
10-
28 VaC
4.T2%
■
10-15
10-13
_2
Corp.
Mines, Ltd.
E
F
Common
3,000;000
.
7,000,000
5%
Series
11-14
■>-
(par $20):
Series
12-15
5,000,000
:
.w-
6,000.000
5%;, (cumulative)
(auar.)
Hill
Keno
5,000,000
(cumulative)
4'/4%
(cumulative)
Series
L':
United Insurance Co. of America
U. S.
Participating
4.80%
2
10-31
preferred A-t quar.
Southern
$5,000,000
5,000,000
4,000,000
10-20
f8c
Outstanding
_ C
$5,000*000
>L*
5,000)000
3,000,000
10-20
.
(quar.)
United Fruit Co.
15c
preferred (quar.
Southern
10-20
Gas Co.—
6%-" participating
-
$4.50 preferred
60c
2
2-.
(quar.)
1964
1970
H, 3Va%, due Sept. 1, 1982
Series I, 3.45%, due March 1, 1S«4__
Series J, 4.70%, due March 15, 1987
Preferred stock
inter¬
j
Authorized
D, 3Va%, due Feb. 1,
E, 3V»%, due Oct. 1,
excluding
respectively,;
EFFECT TO PRESENT
Series F, .3%, due May 1, 1977___
Series G, 3V2%, due June 1, 1981
$2.50
12 Vac
-
(quar. >__
(quar.)_jL—
California
10- 1 2
•
United-Greenfield
(quar.)_h_2^_-—_:
preferred,
preferred
3
"•
——
___
GIVING
mortgage bonds;
Series
75c
United New. Jersey. RR.
-
com.
Hawaii,
It reported, sales fpjp
the 12 months ended, July 31 >
Territory of
1957 and for
and
$5,992,004,
transactions. / "
11-15
;
•.
9-30
Edison,
31,
92 % c
(quar.)
10-15
iquar.i_
the
in
11-15
quar J
Inc.
25c
"Aircraft2»quar.)'
South Pittsburgh NVater Co.—
,2 ,2
$1.12 W
4%% preferred (quar.)_2—____________
'2
Solar
Canada
V
'
Canadian nonresidents t**
15%
$5,85T,765
$1
L
Canada.
(initial
common
United
:
,'9-26 ;
..
Gas
New
United
L__r_ '
Ltd.—
of
Dec.
$1.12%
(quar.ju.,
j
9-30
■
less
87 V2C
(quar.)
+45c
9-30
Southern
funds,
CAPITALIZATION
■
preferred - (quar.')____L__'u—
preferred
(quar.)'
$4.50
11-
•
—
ended
year
Series
Guys i'rom Harrfson, Inc.-—
Class .A, common
10-31
2
apparatus
10-15
Two
10-31
2 6%V
payment
,
(Continued from Page 11)
electric
10.-15
11- 1
.Quarterly
9-30
10-15
«
$50c
4.48%.
corrected
tax.
Series
_
preferred (quar.);
6%
in U. S.
10-15
1
llrl
$1.49
preferred
preferred A.' (quar.)_:i_.
5%
63 %C
v
$1,22 Va
4Vi%
f30c
Smith (Howard). Paper Mills,
Common
(q?<ar.)
-
income
10-15
10c
Temper Corp.,
10-25
Southern
Npp-
source.
!
9-30
11- 1
True
50c
4.56%
the
at
10- 3
Trust Cq. of New Jersey "(Jersey Cityb-r«
com.
:
Varnish
<fc
California
1
/
dividend.
for this
10-15
10-15
(quar.
11-
Corp.
Southdown' Sugars
1
10-
7
11-
10-31
(quar.)___
11-3
Southern
10-
11.- 1
3
10-15
20c
(quar.)_!
preferred
40c
South Coast
9-20
11- 1.
11-14
11-14
30c
Jamaica
t Payable
25c
2%
$2
10-10
25c
published, date was incorrect. The
and/or reeord date is indicated here.
date
7 Vac
Trinity Unruersal Insurance (Dallas)
9-22
2
11t25
?.17C
+33 )j c
.
_______
Paint
Less
1
8
1
.i
(quar.)
preferred
/-$5.70 preferred
per
class
and
common
dividend
Smith-Alsop
9-30
1A- t
130c
Previously
x
1210-
12-
(quar.)__
5
9-22
10-13
.V.
*
(quar.)
__2__
Corp.
(quar.»__:
O.)
10-15
156 V4c
_
Transfer books not closed
y
12-15
'
Stock
9c
t Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
>
Less British incqme tax.
10-28
(quar.)
preferred
$4.90
in-
:
preferred
Smith; (A.
25c
a
HOc
quar.l_
9-22
:
10-13
payable in class A stock)4
(N.)- Co.,
1
22 %c
(initial
common
Common
9-30
11-8
10-13
abput 14c per
1_+
!
--L-.
to
class
Gas,
dividend
10-
(quar.)—
Trans-Caribbean
*
Corp. of America (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams-Co. of Canada, Ltd.,
Slater
New
9-18
1
25%
2
-
share
(Stock
12-
75c
Sheraton
.
10-15
—_
/
-
Shareholders. Trust of Boston
Signal
35c
$1.14
—
10-
'
.
$5.96
2rI_—
interim
9
$1.06%
<quar.i____
(quar.)
$2.55
Shawinigan Wafer <S: 'Power, common (quar.)
f
Class' A_-—--fJ~
-/
f
Shell Transport & Trading, Ltd.—
£1
9
10-
$1.06'4
—
Airways, class A
Transcontiher.tal Gas Pipe Line—
^
dividend-
ordinary share,
10-
10c
(quar.)__
preferred
10- 9
10-15
17 Vic
(quar.)____
9-18
pfd,'.(this
(An
preferred
'
vestment
9-16
10-15
—
common
Company(quar.)
"Lransamericii Corp.—
Co.—
payment clears all arrears)
Shakespeare Company (quar.)
1_
1
(Extra)
Co.,
10-15
10-29
Special
10-10
•
10-15
..
1Q-31
7c
(quar.)
_
:
Edison
10-15
11-25
10%
10- 1
13c
,
(quar.)
10-10
10-10
Stock
(Minn.)
10-10
40c
•"
10-15
30c
(quar.)f_
L
11* 1
12-10
10-13
-r~
Zale Jewelry
(quar.)
Zeller's, Ltd., common
4 Va %
preferred. (quar.)
9-30
9-30
50%
______
Tranc
'
___
Gas
10-15
10-15
12V2c
$1.25
_____
Security Storage (Wash.)' (quar.il
Selected American Shares, Inc. (from invest?ment income)
1
&
110c
15c
class A
(Mass.)
Curry
&
Stock
.10-10
(quar.)
Toro. Mfg.
(quar.) ——
Traders Building Assn., Ltd.
11-13
.10-10
25c
iquar.)_____
10c
5%
Corp.
4.56%
10-17
10-17
l_ij
Oil
10-10
1
65c
dividend
Youngstown Steel Door Co. (quar.)
Yuba Consolidated Industries (quar.).
■
Trust,
_"_L
$1.25
preferred B (quar.)__
Security-Columbian Banknote
"
1
(quar.)
$1.20 preferred
Packing Co.
4*4%
11-
(
91Vic
___
11»
11-
Park
Share
(quar.)—
"
common
$5
Seminole
Investment
___!
Insurance
Toledo
12-
85c
;(quar.)^_i._u_>„«
A
7-17
2- 2 $1
Yosemite
id-10
62 Vac
LLLLLL-LLw^L
Fibrp Glass
preferred
Tobin
1-17
8-1-59
50c
Title
"'4-17
27'/a C
'preferred' Mlquar.)___^___i_J__i
$4.75
'* $5
2-1-59
5-1-59
Finance
ip-10
$1.21
General
Oil! Co.,
.
1
v.".
(quar.)______
4.25preferred
Seaboard
*
1
2712c
.___
i *
11-
Name of Company
York County Gas
13c
«
7
272/*! c
___
__1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Scovill
Time
2
272!:sC
preferred
$3.40
9-16
11-
10-20
10-
«quar.)_l.
.
10-15
2.11-10
10-17
.
___
<quar.)__"
preferred
Paper Co.—
Tidewater
1
When
HMen
Payable oi Ree.
Par
'
10-10
11-
$1.19
preferred
(Toronto).
9-16
25c
.
<quar.»_
%5%%' preferred
'*"5%%,
1
10-15
Schwitztr Corp., common '(quar,)___________
5%'%. preferred
10-
Canadian
Ltd,
.
Thompson-4H+ I.)
Stock dividend
25c
;_
;
10-15
convertible
Third
8
$1.06(4
$1.18:,,4
__
(quar.):
Schenley Industries Inc,
$2.50
9-30
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.f
Company—
Thermoid
___
Schuster (Ed.) & Co., common
1
1
1
3(2
(quar.)
'*' /- "r!(Delaware i (stock dividend i__
Paper Corp.
10-
10-
■
Holder»
$1.14
$1
Light,
preterred
10-15
10-15
$1.31 %
preferred
Saxon
$4.84
9-30?
10-25,
25c
.
.
(quar.j
&
$4.56%
$4. preferred
(quar.).
$4.76 preferred (quar.)_
$1
(quar.)__
com.
Power
Payable of Ree
Share
Name of Company
Texas
9-30
dividend
Skvoy Oil Co.
!
10TI5
■*
When
Per
Hotaej
Payable of Re*
of
30,
1958,
$932,638
net
set
over
472.024.
Net
net
new
and
operating
for
the year ended
increase
to- $2§>-
*
was $1,396,601,
$2,374,52(1 recorded in the
after taxes for the year
after
revenues
record of $29,404,662. This waa an
when gross revenues amounted;
1957
'
income
income
sales
a
fiscal
taxes
of
compared with
previous yoai
,
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1434)
i
■
'
■
'
:
;
,
sliares
outstanding,
fiscul
compared
with
cents
C8
shares
3,060,770
on
in
sale
working capital at June 30, 1958 was $9,039,133, up $1,359,343
over June
30, 1957 and the highest in the company's history.
Financial operations oi' Husky's Gate City Steel subsidiaries, in¬
cluded in the consolidated statement, revealed net earnings of $892,301
the
of
increase
$61,941
over fiscal 1957.
companies were up
steel
of
Husky
These
$1,310,373
reve¬
$11,043,424,
an
the previous year.
the drilling of 20 wells during fiscal 1958.
discoveries, one gas discovery, ten successful
in
oil
three
and operating
totaling
International Rectifier Corp.—Stock Offered—An
over
participated
included
Net sales
also,
developmental oil wells,
188, p. 1156.
and
successful
two
developmental
wells.
gas
Period End. Aug. 31—
Kail way
1958—Month—1957
1958 —8 Mos.—1957
revenues
$1,060,719
$1,145,396
$7,666,093
$8,443,196
expenses
oper.
743,437
899,495
5,745,862
6,739,083
$323,282
$245,901
$1,920,231
$1,704,113
56,802
594,296
509,864
oper.
ry.
—V.
income
oper.
188,
p.
..
949.
94,056
.
\yy.ryr-r:.
of
The company on Sept.
Co.—Registers With SEC
in
standing by the time of
capital
con¬
the
amount
sale
the
of
of
$13,500,000
may
•Of
the
Ilarinera
Guatemalteca
S. A.
stock
legal
necessary
the
("INHSA")—
to
is
formalities, for IFC
constructing
City,
with
a
Guatemala
to
a
modern
company
invest
in
$200,000
flour
mill
the
on
importers
in
total cost of
to
1955
by
produce
payable
outskirts
of
at
company
interest, IFC will receive
for
par
amount
an
equivalent
of
amount
ordinary
to
31 Wo
vestment.
earnings.
shares
of
the
IFC's
of
in¬
Z
•
/
Acquisition by this corporation of the 21-year-old
Highway Insurance
Co. of Chicago was announced
recently by Mark H. Kroll, President.
Highway did $7,000,000 in underwritings in 1957 and
Mr.
Kroll said
closed
that year
ICA plans
to reorganize Highway as a
specialty com¬
pany exclusively in its traditional fields of
workmen's compensation
und general liability where, he
noted, it has habitually made money.
With Highway, Mr. Kroll said
assets j>L. the ICA group amount to
approximately $17',000,000. The group, in addition to Highway; includes
the Insurance Corp. of
America, Marquette Casualty Co. of New Orleans
and the Michigan
Surety
Company.—V. 187,
p. 574.
International Business Machines Corp.—New Plant—
This
corporation
Sept.
on
30
dedicated
its
new
570,000 square
The
SEC
Oct.
on
issued
company,
for an exemption
provisions of the Holding
2
Co., Inc.—Granted
order
an
of
granting
itself
and
Exemption—
application
an
Its
Niokel
states
that
it
J.
not
or
or
Mitchum,
188,
options
.
designate others to purchase,
any
capital stock of Industrial Gas
Of
i?
Nickel
t
Produce, transport
i
all of the 300
or
Corp.,
sell
and
into
to
Tiie
be
to
to
directly
an
agree¬
or
corporation,
International
best efforts basis.
USC<1 "" TOki"B cai,ltal an<1
J
the lives of
^ iupon
accident,
sickness,
whatsoever and
and
make
and
persons
to
insurance of every kind
in the issuance of
annuities.
GIVING EFFECT
TO
21st
13,
Ave.,
insurance
generally
health
to engage
CAPITALIZATION
any
March
on
is 2000 East
to
2,778
2,778
and
V.
letter
a
A
of
notification
stock
common
with
(par
10
The
shareholders
or
write
nature
of
Street
Shared
snaieb,
five
business
free
of
for
assets
charge.
of
purpose
10.
Promptly
notify its shareholders of the
of
Jefferson
the
It
sale
thereafter
completion
that
of
presently
will
be
of
the
Fund
is
made
Jefferson
Custodian
like
Said
} fleS thfre are presently
options may t?® exercised for options
unde™ter'
options
be
after
aontions in"
advisable-V
the
date
transaction,
the
of
by
subsequently will dissolve.
plan is conditional to the receipt of satis¬
Department ruling that the transac¬
the
Treasury
tax-free
are
both
to
Jefferson
Custodian
and
requested
of
receiver
a
reorganization
At
the
time
todian
of
value
been
its
of
and
action,
its
the
action
direction
asset
assets
of
share
this
on
before
or
public
offering
its
2550.
P
SEC
value
In
advised
of
not
the
of
the
of
Fund
the
for
6 Months Ended June
30—
Nef.
Profi
holders
sional
the
its
holders
be
of
construed
Jefferson
Corp.—Earnings
Common
Earnings
income
taxes
J.
shares
Ahearn,
reflection
a
as
has
risen
Jr.,
common
~ ~
share
from
nonwni
in
-
f
h
the* corporation
concession
lias
been
Jefferson
Fund
Custodian
management
$o 51
$013
aild Rimrock Tidelands
by
mutual
4 ""dertake
to
the advantage
of
p.
of
to
under
superior
to
The
experienced profes¬
investment record to
effect
significant economies
the Fund's stockholders."—*
1015.
covering
offered
registration statement with the SEC
1,000,000 shares of its common stock, $4
a
183,
its
p.
Restricted Stock
thi<?
snip
the corporation
the
share.
per
public
offering,
and
of
the
of
sale
securities
the
Latonia
proceeds
will
be
used
for
payment
of
certain
.
for
Y
electric
and
power
the
obtained
plant
in
series
a
operated
by
of
tests
Strategic
now
being
completed
Materials Corp.
at
at
a
Niagara
amounts
furnace
pig
about
to
iron
half
of
smelting.—V.
that
188,
used' in
conventional
350.
p.
151,
Angeles,
3748.
p.
Calif.—
'
'
-
'
/
•
Lehigh & New EhgTaitd RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31-
1958—Month—1957
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$575,314
600,370
$330,414
$453.-319
$640,758
224,991
.
$930,784
516,991
$58,323
revenue-
oper.
427,808
1,040,067
1,500,227
expenses
$4,320,477
"
$5,007,432
4,366,674
3,867,158
Net revenue from rail¬
operations
way
Net
ry.
—V.
income._~
oper.
188, p. 1045.
Lehn & Fink Products Corp.—Sets Sales Record—
for
the
in
the
Earnings
in
fiscal
fiscal
ended. June
year
history of
This compared
announced.
$3.26
were
year
1957.
On
1958
30,
$30,464,000,
were
tho
the company, Dr. Edward Plaut recently
with fiscal 1957 sales of $27,321,000.
share
per
June
30,
compared
1958
there
with
$3.15
331.070
were
shars
per
shares
out¬
standing, compared with 394,350 shares outstanding on June 30, 1957.
Earnings after taxes for 1958 were $1,080,000 compared with $1,243,000
for the preceding
year.
Earnings before taxes were $2,040,000 com¬
pared with $2,102,000 for the preceding fiscal year.
Sales
and
earnings
for
fiscal
1958
included
those
of
National
Laboratories, Inc. for a period of slightly more than nine months.
—V.
187,
2003,
p.
Lock Joint Pipe
Co.—Secondary Offering—A second-*
offering of 6,427 shares of common stock (par $1)
made on Sept. 23 by Stetson Securities Corp. at $40
share, with a dealer's concession of $1.25 per share.
ary
was
per
The
offering
was
completed
Sept. 24.—V, 176,
on
2437.
p.
Lone Star Gas Co.—Gets Bank Credit—
This company on Sept. 19, announced it has entered
into a $30,000,000 credit agreement with seven banks.
Under the
agreement, the
will be able to borrow $10,000,000 immediately and
company
000
value,
Officers
and
£50.
§20,000,-
within
187,
one
year.
All
will
notes
be
payable
Sept.
15,
1962.
2335.
p.
Long Island Casualty Insurance Co., Garden City, N. Y,
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
29,
company
filed
a
registration
1.958
covering
100,OOG
company
proposes
to
holders
by
is
not
to
of
statement
of
its
$2.50
for
stock
with
par
the
SEC
capital
subscription
at
on
Sept.
stock.
$6
The
share
per
the
presently outstanding 55,975 shares. The offering
underwritten; however, the company may pay commis¬
exceeding 45 cents per share to broker-dealer firms who
assistance
company is
policies
the
be
not
The
shares
offer
of
in
commenced
these
the
sale
engaged
accident
and
of
in
operations
the
the
health
shares.
business
insurance
May
on
9,
of
in
underwriting and selling
York State, having
New
1958._
will be
Net
proceeds of this stock offering
added
to the capital
funds of the company; and the additional
capital and surplus will make
possible for the company to increase the volume of its business
and also to operate with less resort to
it
reinsurance,
according
to
oper.
Railway
oper.
the
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
revenue-,
$3,262,311
expenses
1,918,139
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$3,853,942 $28,000,916 $30,471,682
2,196,823
16,605,331
17,612,380
operations
way
—V.
ry.
oper.
188,
p.
income___
950.
lias
J.
$1,657,119 $11,395,585 $12,859,302
576,019
761,904
-
4,869,237
5,400,233
for
cubic
$1,344,172
feet
per
Tuohy, President,
entered
Inc.,
Net revenue from rail¬
Net
Long Island Lighting Co.—Obtains Own Gas
Supply—
John
into
the
a
day
by
day, beginning
on
per
According to Mr.
portation agreement
on
20-year
purchase
of
Jan.
or
Sept.
contract
natural
1,
1960.
with
the
announced that
with
in
starting
about March
Tuohy,
27
gas
1,
Valley
Gas
amounts
with
up
this
company
Transmission.
to
17,500,000
32,500,000
cubic
feet
1959.
company
Transcontinental
will
Gas
enter
into
a
Pipe
Line
Corp.
<
Y
,
prospectus.
Kansas City
Railway
the
Option Plan
Sept.
on
par
under
Employees.—V.
to
pur¬
notes
respectively.
underwriters 64,400
made
sions
corporation filed
1958
be
sell
to
debenture
share,
per
company recently called for redemption on Oct: 1, 1958, $8,000
first mortgage 5?e bonds, due Oct. 1, i960-at 101 ft.
Payment
at the Security-First National Bank, Los
its
was
render
stocK
make payment
a
time
same
Oakland, Calif.— Registers
Exchange Commission—
to
on
Corp. shall
continue
the
188,
396 695
iwOthpS^r'nrt8;ar1i^°8fthfv,d^ect0rs appr°ved the sale made
Aug. 31
of common'
Ssn per share. Under the
Agricultural Corp. of 25,000 shares
at $9.50
terms
common
to
having
at
Period End. Aug. 31—
oi
to
Kaiser Industries Corp.,
With Securities and
49,940
695
terminated
of
the
and
26,
$39G
SESKSSS o7 tSr
the Imperial
Agricultural
$4.40
1957
25,154
_
wiU?ereasne!1t8MlethPbSFCen
Fund
temporary
,
u
\
S2ffi2i
IlZZll-Z
shades ^outstan'd'tog':'""''"^"""':'
per
V.
Up—
1 q=P
I.)OH
tbeforelncome" taxes!!::::
for
of
V.
Cus¬
Street
Investment
of
$1.25
purpose
interim, the affairs of the
Thomas
operating expenses
in
KflW
Provision
appoint¬
pointed out that in his opinion "the proposed combination
Investing presented an opportunity for the share¬
Broad
and
agreed
subordinated
and
La Cumbre Mutual Water Co.—Partial
Redemption—
The
—V.
receiver
with
that
International Products
share¬
plan of reorganization, approved on Sept. 30 by shareholders of
Jefferson
Custodian
Fund,
was
recommended
by the
receiver
and
adopted by the Court on Sept. 3. In his recommendation to the
Court,
the
the
total
factor
electric
subsequently directed by the court.
as
"should
shares."
the
the
the
liquidation,
their
under
hold
to
or
that
shares
the
receiver,
granted to officers.
to purchase 397,500
per
termination
the
and
Purchase of the assets of Jefferson Custodian
by Broad Street Invest¬
ing and the distribution of Broad Street Investing shares to share¬
holders will bring an end to the
problems of Jefferson Custodian and
its
shareholders that first came to
light last March 14, when the
Securities and Exchange Commission asked the U. S.
District Court
for the Southern District of New York for
an injunction against certain
directors and officers of the mutual fund and
of
has
$1.25
QVo
of
par
shipping-grade iron ore, seml-stcei was produced
Strategic-Udy patented electric furnace with a power consump¬
averaging 1,200 kilowatt hours per ton of metal.
Engineering
projections indicate that, in full size commercial plants, power con¬
sumption per ton would be reduced to 1,000 kilowatt hours. This
Sales
holders.
ment
also
at
at
tests of standard
highest
Street Investing with a value equal to that of their former
Jefferson Custodian Fund shares and with full
voting, dividend, redemp¬
tion and other rights.
Jefferson Custodian
assurances
com-,
the
will
Broad
tions involved
Of the
persons,
the
,
tion
close
Custodian
may then exchange their Jefferson
Custodian shares on
pro rata basis for shares of Broad Street Investing. Via this
exchange
shareholders of Jefferson Custodian will become holders of shares of
factory
16
of
valued
the
a
have
S ,352'f,00 shares have been reserved for
PCrS°nS ** th® Company deems
h«
187!
$6
of
In
in
anticipated
at
shareholders
Final consummation
the
of
director
Canada.
Railway
a plan
of reorganization which
of this $1,150,000 mutual fund to
assets
sales
any
the
Oct.
on
12
a
basis
the economic per¬
largely on the signif¬
results
The
SnF.>\t*,
years
icant
approved;
Investing in exchange for shares
value,
to
as
in
and
the
on
C.
the
Street
valuations
the
Ratlway oper:
Investing Corp.
The plan provides for the sale of the
on
PRESENT FINANCING
have
the sale of the
for
issued
of $1.25 per share.
served
on
centsi.
Jefferson Custodian Fund, Inc.—Sale Approved—
Broad
$93,000
shares,
of
the
semi-works
& Financial Corp., Aiken,
445.
p.
accounts
open,
joint statement, John Udd, President of Strategic Materials and
Foy, President of Koppers, said that this guarantee depended
a
Falls,
188, p. 1271.
188,
stoek
willingness of the two companies to certify
formance of the Strategic Udy Process is based
equipment.
on Sept.
24 filed
150,000 shares of class
in
had
The
Corp.—Merger—
about $5.10.
directore
In
offered at
details
the
subordinated
Williamson, company President, has agreed to
company
shares
of
Fred
concerns
asset
—
Colorado
2,778
2,222
2,222
$2 per share, without underwriting. The proceeds are
used-to,purchase real estate mortgages, to make loans to busi¬
and foc..xorkIng. capital.*
The registration statement filed with the SEC on July 24,"
covering
$250,000 of investors income certificates (6ci> 10-year maturities) and
125,000 shares of class A common stock, was withdrawn on Sept. 17.
See
basis
issued
were
or
6'5
common
were
issued
were
of
of
Economic
performance of integrated steel
plants employing
the.
Strategic-Udy direct iron reduction process was guaranteed on Sept.
25 by Strategic Materials Corp. and
Koppers Co., Inc.
be
ness
Broad
International Opportunity Life
Insurance Co.
Com¬
Stock Offered—Columbine
Securities Corp., Den¬
ver, Colo., on Sept.
18 offered an issue of
1,000,000
shares of common stock
(par $1) at $5 per share on a
C0!"Pa»y was organized in
2,222
Inc
corporation
covering
Winn
the
of
power
at
mon
0th^co^7cTpSrSerCeedS WlU
Hurry, Inc
<Sf.Tcmpleton
Durst,
Investors Realty Mortgage
S. C.—Files With SEC—
to
the
on
shares
by
debentures
there
1958
shares
Of Direct Iron Reduction Process—
Farwell, Executive Vice-President—United States Group, said
of the consolidated division would be at Clifton and
manufacturing operations would be maintained both at Clifton
SEC
The
24,
$800,000
the availability of reasonably priced
advantageous location of raw materials.
and Fort Wayne.—V.
tho
Individuals
16
Koppers Co., Inc.—Guarantees Economic Performance
4,445
Prod M.
that
of
220,000
represented
to.
serving
common
President
only
electronic
facture
and
shares
60,000
Jan.
on
aggregate
1973,
interests
was
company
the
ance
1045.
p.
1958,
purposes.
corporation announced on Oct. 1 the consolidation of two of
divisions, Federal Telephone & Radio Co.,
Clifton,
N.
J.,
and
Electronics Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. Both divisions manu¬
to
and other customers. The
exemption order is effective upon the
acquisition of such options.—V.
188, p. 1045.
5m r!i " Sf
tho preffent time
?e ?nsuram-P°',inni10iit0n]Fany 7&S organized
rL/Ji
&
of
construction
24,
present liabilities not related to construction and for general corporate
This
its
all
outstanding shares
gas
—
<fc
and
Jan.
underwriters, will be utilized In the coihplant and
for
general
corporate
purposes.
Including the cost of land, it is estimated that, as presently planned,
the aggregate amount
required to construct Latonia will be $4,011,095,
approximately $1,564,605 of which lias been paid to date. The bal¬
2,778
Co
Jones
to
4,445
2,222
an
common
proceeds
plction
Farnsv/orth
the
purchase,
West Virginia
a
natural
3,555
to
4,444
International Telephone & Telegraph
of
control
Indirectly any public-utility properties. It has
entered
ment
whereby it will acquire Irrevocable
&
Matt
Net
4,445
;
the
from
common
4,444
3,556
3,555
stockholders
due
the
whom
25,600
The
4,444
3,555
acquired
1956.
prior
to
the
company
aggregating $1,075,000.
Such
either as open accounts or by the issuance
Following action of the directors iiv accordance with
the
shares,
of
and
7,222
Co
<fc
Inc
Bingham, Walter
from
subsidiaries
own
Barth
Co
Co.,
Wagenseller
that
does
&
Co.-
&
Staats
of
for
plant.
below:
foot
Company Act.
International
R.
to
4,444
3,556
,
and to each of whom-5,000 shares were issued. During December
the company borrowed $500,000 from a
single investor, who has
agreed to subordinate the loan to the bonds of the company.
All
of these funds have been
expended upon the acquisition of the Latonia
site, and on preliminary development and construction of the racing
8,333
3,556
(Inc.)
of
pany,
7,222
3,556
Co
&
Co.
<&
Ryons
Walston
provides
Nickel
Richards
William
uianiifacturing plant located on a 400-acrc plot two miles
north of
Rochester,
Minn.
The
plant
produces
machines
for
IBM's
Data
Processing Division.—V. 188, p. 1045.
International
6,667
(5
evidenced
shares referred
220,000
been
November
prospectus,
individuals
of par and
35,000
5,778
Curtis
shares
common
advances
exchange
each
has
in
the
notes,
stockholders
5,778
*
&
to
were
such
common
severally
forth
set
10
ana
under Kentucky laws in October 1956
thoroughbred horse racing meeting,
with
commencing
during
the early
Fall of
1959/
Cincinnati,
debenture
headquarters
America—Acquisition—
with. $7,000,000 assets.
Weedon
California
Hill
*
Insurance Corp. of
Co.__
Lester,
—V.
Company
28,000
Co
&
Hutton
First
profit participation,
a
the
to
&
F.
Crowell,
a
currency,
depending on
have an option to subscribe
also
to
From Selling
Stockholders
,
bonds
offered
to be
1957,
pursuant
have
selling
stock
common
'
Inc
Webber, Jackson
Bateman, Eichler & Co
a
local
in
will
Co.,
E.
the
addition to fixed
<fc
Paine,
productive
formed
was
flour
and
the
and
company
of
below
named
of
value,
par
conduct
commenced
cash
chase
shares
Schwabacher
this Guate¬
project will be nearly $1,000,000. IFC's invest¬
ment of $200,000 will be in notes
bearing interest at 5% per annum.
The notes will be retired in
equal semi-annual installments starting
Sn July 1963 with final
maturity on Jan. 1, 1966. \
„
the
of
numbers
Blyth
group of prominent local
type of flour which is not
yet produced in local mills but is currently
being imported. The design,
machinery, and technical supervision of installations are
being provided
by Golfctto S. P. A. of Padua, Italy, a well known
supplier of milling
equipment.
The President of INHSA is Felipe do Leon
G., and the
Executive Vice-President is Juan B. Gutierrez.
millers
made
plan.
underwriters
from
from
advances
Outstanding
From
capacity of about
19,000
tons
a
year of fine white flour and by-products.
Production is expected to
begin early in 1959.
.
option
purchase
respective
corporation.
INHSA
IFC
stock
$100
$1
group
headed by The Ken¬
offering is to be made only
organized
was
to
authorization
issuance
stock,
separately transferable front the bonds to which
to Dec.• 1, 1959).
The public offering price and
are
to be supplied by amendment.
wagering,
of common shares.
1,080,000 shs.
for
of
be
company
According
PRESENT FINANCING
reserved
are
Arranged—Constructing Flour Mill-
malan
In
TO
not
proposes
miles-
including
*2,000,000 shs.
shares
50,000
restricted
Mr. R. L. Garner, President of the International Finance
Corporation,
Oct. 2 announced a
commitment, subject to the completion of tin-
The
EFFECT
consisting
will
facilities
military services.
$1)
UNDERWRITERS—The
on
The
GIVING
common
now under
construction are expected
to be completed.
Although the company has not yet "conducted any
operations, a* site consisting of 366 acres for a racing plant to be
known
as
"Latonio," located near Florence, Ky., approximately 12
$735,783,
(par
which
agreed
Iudustria
the
of
prior to which time its facilities
capital.
working
as
Authorized
Common
be out¬
Construction ex¬
bonds.
new
income
CAPITALIZATION
penditures for the last six months of 1958 are estimated at $35,300,000,
—V. 138, p.. 127.
Loan
and
The company has, since its formation, followed the
policy of retain¬
ing all earnings applicable to the common stock to finance the develop¬
ment of its business. It is
anticipated that this policy will be main¬
tained as long as necessary to provide funds for further
grotvth.
in cash.
cash
to
and
processors,
net
and
units
pari-mutuel
30, 1958, sales were $8,766,172
equal to 74 cents per share on 1,000,000
common shares outstanding, compared with sales in the
previous fiscal
year of $8,001,962 and net Income of S609.4E9, equal to 61 cents a share.
first
additional
the
be available
shares
pertain prior
underwriting terms
EARNINGS—-For the year ended June
26 filed
of
prepayment, without premium,
of
outstanding bank notes issued for construction purposes, and the
balance will be used to pay for
property additions and improvement.
As of Sept. 15, 1958, the
outstanding bank notes amounted to $7,500,notes
will
230,000
they
The
sold primarily to a number of civilian industries
are
chemical
then
and
in
which
being
proceeds
and
for public sale through an
underwriting
tucky Co. end Scherck, Richter Co.
The
manufacturers
of
electronic,
electrical,
communication
and
photo¬
graphic equipment, manufacturers of radio and television receivers and
bution to the company in the amount of
$13,500,000
Net proceeds from the sale of the bonds and the
tribution will be
applied to the
000;
the
products
a registration statement with the SEC
mortgage bonds, series due 1988, to be
offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
Prior to or
concurrently with the sale of the new bonds, American
Electric Power Co., Inc., parent, proposes to make a capital contri¬
$20,000,000
1973,
and sale of semiconductive electrical devices commonly termed rectifiers
and diodes, and of photoelectric cells and solar cells. The company's
v;-\ v.;,;-fy
Indiana & Michigan Electric
covering
stock
company filed a registration statement with the SEC on Sept.
1958 covering $2,300,000 of first mortgage bonds, 6"«
series due
20,
BUSINESS—Corporation is engaged in the development, manufacture
operations
way
The
un¬
proceeds from the sale of the 80.000 shares cf
offered by the company will be added to general
funds and $600,000 will be utilized, during the next
18 months, for
the purchase of machinery, equipment and other facilities to expand
production capacity in its general line of products. The remainder
Net revenue from rail¬
Net
Kentucky Jockey Club, Inc., Louisville, Ky.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
PROCEEDS—The
common
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
Railway
Monday, October 6, 1958
.
With
derwriting group headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., made a
public offering on Oct. 1 of 180,000 shares of $1 par value
common stock at $14 per share.
Of the 180,000 shares
being offered, 80,000 shares represent new financing, the
remaining 100,000 shares represent stock owned by
15 selling stockholders.
~rV.
.
The corporation will utilize the proceeds of this
working capital needed in its operations.—V. 188, p. 1271.
for
.
increase of
an
nues
tender of the stock.
on
1957.
Net
.
.
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to
Number 5783
Volume 188
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
transport from. Texas to New York the natural gas to rbe purchased
from
Valley Transmission, v "Such- a- transportatihn Service," .saidMr; T.uohy; "wilt .replace an equiyalea&'amoimt p^gas; presently pur- -
c^iased; from*. Transcontinental."
\%i..: *•* %'*:,;v
Tie• caBed1 attention to the fact that' going tb Texas^to &et gas was
departure by Loirg~fsIand Lighting"CQ; froth; fhe^traditional practide
buying gas from pipe line companies.
Long Island Lighting Co.
purchases gas from Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp. apd
the 'Tenftessde-Gas Transmission Co.
As of "November,- Texas Eastern
transmission;Corp: also will be
counties
of
a supplier.
V,
•
that the Valley gas would come from five south
Hidalgo,- Brooks, Jim -Wells and Victoria.,
*
it would be-easier
"though
The Federal Power Commission .has granted
«
operation of natural gas pipeline facilities.
-1,406,187
"B"
.
station.
to
Net
000.
from rail-
revenue
-
Net
-r-V.
286,399.
Ty. oper. income188, p. 950.
Ludman
-
suit
A
United
$5,420,936
$6,720,079
326,927,
i,908,561
2,688,760
-
Corp.—Bankruptcy Petition Filed—
asking
reorganization
for
District
States
The
$794,695
$781,414,
^operations—__
way
-•
petition,
filed
of this- corporation -was filed in
Miami,- Pla., by three creditors.
V
Chapter- < X" of* the 'Bankruptcy
Act,
Court
at
under
•
^lieges -that "it; is imperative that a" Federal" Court -step in and ap¬
point a trustee to get ^organization proceedings established."
;
v
"
The
petitioning creditors, identified on the court records as Pan
American Metal Products Co., Inc., Fullerton Metals Co. and Miami
Rivet
Co., allege
that Ludman Corp,
$*33,529.
:r'x-
Lulman
Corp.,
aluminum
otber
products*
at
The
located
gold
statement
was organized
option to purchase
approximately 720
an
of
Northeast
the
in
Kenora
with
Del.,
SEC
the
and
and
The
of Haileybury,
of
Mosher,
the
the
of
Upper
Ontario,
of
Manitou
Canada,
company
public
Lake
stock.
the
Township
Eaton- and
eight
a
officials
shar.es.
Net
the
acquisition
of
test
expenses,
100,000 shares
is
said
each
have
to
188,
under
purchase
option
to
and
pay
and
similar
other
The
Ira
Electric Co.—Bids Oct. 7—
&
"
Bids
Bldg.,
to
received
be
West Monroe
Ill
for
7
Oct.
on
expected
are
Trust
purchase
1988 series.—V. 188, p.
bonds,
Maine
Central RR.oper.
from
it
the
of
the
Harris
a.m.
(CDT'i!
at
company
111., up to
10
$11,000,000
first
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$2,105,271
Net
:
vy.
111803,992
fund
---V,
$297,067
$3,363,762
83,287
117,932
1,168,165
-
T
Oil, Inc.,
Sidney, Mont.
Exchange Commission-
oil
of
will
stock
A
for
value
and
such
-—
Acquires Missile Division—
transaction
company hgs
acquired in a cash
Missile Products Co.,
a
division
Associated
of
new
Division,
Pomona
organization
class
of
cash
at
shares
and
to
B
stock
the
value
the
at
of
the
$1
of
established in
capabilities
with
for
1955,
is
t>
at
The
annual
an
Pomona
Division
weapons
of
rate
$4,000,000.
concentrated
has
its
efforts
in
the
weapon
equipment
field,
including
instrumentation
systems,
data
transmission
systems, test equipment of the "go-no-go" type, data
display systems, propellant- handling equipment, and field assembly
handling-and checkoutequipment for drones and the smaller missiles.
division.has developed and is marketing two proprietary items:
an
electronic data processing and display system,
"Modular
Automatic
Test
Equipment"
(MATE)
group
of
test modules for checkout of weapons system components and assem¬
The
The
"Digitron."
and
the
blies.—V.
188,
:
1272.
p.
r Massachusetts
Total
Sept.
on
assets,
record
at
were
•
net
class
the
B
stock which
A
stock
be
may
to
and
company,
and
be
to
of
Fund,
Inc.—
!
outstanding
issued
be
capital
gain
distribution of 21 cents in December, is
share, compared with a net asset value per
ago.
The 63,741 shareholders on Aug. 31 held
to $11.30 per
$10.61
a
year
12,865,656 shares
in
a
highs—compared with 45,690 shareholders
year ago.—V. 175, p. 2379.
new
Co.,
to
-
the
to
issued
received
limitation
and
additional
such
in
persons
the
as
number
ry.
*
company
sale
may~1ae issued7
stock
in
the
amount
of
and
exchange
may
inc.
above.—V.
185, p.
for
determine.
exchange -of BtOCft
and
Another
3,943
already
expenses
shares
incurred
"
1958—8 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
$1,662,173
$1,843,445 $12,936,681 $1^,825,996
1,407,459
1,548,960
11,022,918
12,350,475
expenses
188,
$294,485
$1,913,763
$2,475,521
99,430
*627,071
791,522
1046.
p.
Mortgages, Inc., Colorado
Springs, Colo. — Common
Offered—Copley & Co., Colorado Springs, Colo,
Sept. 5 offered publicly an issue of 296,750 shares of
common stock (par 25 cents) at $£per share.
The offer¬
ing is being made on a best efforts basis.
Stock
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
are
to
invested
be
in
notes
secured
by first and second liens. upon properties to be selected by the man¬
agement of;tfie company; and for working capital.
BUSINESS—The
incorporated in
Colorado on May 19,
of purchasing notes which are
deeds on real estate.
Many notes
which are secured by trust deeds which are first or second liens on
real estate are available for purchase at a discount.
It is the plan
of the management of
the company to purchase this classification
It
1958.
secured
notes
of
company was
created
was
by
at
or
discount
a
the
for
mortgages
collecting
and
realize
income therefrom by holding
the full amount of the notes,
them
plus interest. The com¬
Colorado Springs,
Colo.
GIVING EFFECT
Authorized
*There
also
are
shares.—V.
1,250,000 shs.
presently
outstanding
options
to
Outstanding
*348,750shs.
purchase
100,000
188, p. 548.
Mate I
Co.
of
Roanoke,
Offered—Securities
Inc., Roanoke, Va.—Common
Trading Corp., Jersey City,
J.,
account of the underwriter.
has hired approximately 300 new employes for its
plants since recalling in August the remainder of the
workers furloughed
earlier this year, according to E. F. Scoutten,
Vice-President, personnel.
ing
Iowa,
addition, production departments at both plants have been work¬
a 53-hour week in an effort to
catch up on demand.
Current
production
time
a
levels
year
are
somewhat
higher
than
they
were
at
the
same
ago.
Partial Redemption—
The
company
has called for redemption on Nov. 1, next, 75,620
shares of its $3 cumulative preference stock at $55 per share, plus
^dividends of 75 cents per share. Payment will be made at the First
National Bank, Chicago, HI. or at the Hanover Bank, 70 Broadway,
New York, N. Y.—V. 188, p. 951.
Of
the
—
Bonds Sold Pri¬
vately—This company announced on Oct. i that it has
"placed privately $4,500,000 of its 6% first mortgage and
total,
PROCEEDS—The
acquiring
land
20,000 shares
offered for the
Oct.
acquire
in
the
for
the
the
company
principal
CAPITALIZATION
was
purpose
of
GIVING EFFECT
TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Common
—V.
186,
stock
p.
(par
20
1,250,000 shs.
cents)
Outstanding
305,000 shs.
2372.
States
Offered—The
had
been
reached
be¬
whereby
/>:
board
Corp.—Forms New Subsidiary—
Narda Microwave
formation
The
Hydraulics Corp., a new subsidiary, haa
John C. McGregor, Chairman of the Board and
parent company.
Narda
of
been announced by Dr.
President
the
of
Narda Hydraulics
manufacture and mar¬
will engage in the design,
keting of hydraulic components, pre-oilers and preservation machines,
and specialized test equipment for the aircraft, automotive, oil, and
machine
industries.
tool
.I
Telephone
&
Telegraph
Co.—Stock
offering to its stockholders
of record Sept. 26, 1958, rights to subscribe at par ($100
per share) for an additional 700,961 shares of capital
company
is
,
subsidiary will be located at 122 Herricks Road in Miheola;
The new
L.
I., N. Y., adjoining the headquarters of the parent company.
This
is the building formerly occupied by Narda Ultrasonics Corp., another
of the Narda groUp of Companies, which was vacated recently when.
Narda- Ultrasonics moved. .alLotits operations to a much larger plant
t. I.-W.* 188,
in-Westtrary,
p.
951.
;
k
-r
^
National Fuel Gas Co.—Debentures Offered-^An un¬
derwriting
headed
group
jointly
Eastman Dillon,
by
Union Securities & Co. and Stone & Webster
Securities
Corporation offered publicly on Oct. 2 an issue of $10,000,000 4%% sinking fund debentures, due Oct. 1, 1983,
at a price of 101.085% and accrued interest, to yield!
approximately 4.80%. The group was awarded the issue
at competitive sale on Oct. 1 on a bid of 100.15% for the
i
bids, all setting a 5%
other
Three
••
Inc. 100.7099;
The First Boston Corp., 100.149.
Halsey.
Stuart & Co.
debentures
new
are
coupon, were received as follows:
White Weld & Co., 100:3199; and
.
redeemable
at the
option of the company
at
general redemption prices ranging from 105.96% to 100% and at
special redemption prices beginning in 1963 and ranging from 100.99%
to 100%.
' "
;.'., ■ i.
proceeds from the sale will be used to prepay
due July 15, 1959, and for other corpofati
purposes. It is the company's policy to obtain funds. through public
financing or interim hank loans and make these funds available to
subsidiaries by purchasing their common stock or by loaning -sums
to them under long-term promissory notes. The subsidiaries' expan¬
sion programs for 1958 and 1959 are presently estimated at $14,000,000
and $11,300,000, respectively.
'
PROCEEDS—Net
bank loans,
of
$9,650,000
>
V
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
3%
$10,056,000
16,740,000
15,000,000
sinking fund debs, due 1973
$13,500,000
3 Va %
sinking fund debs, due 1977_
18,000,000
31A%
sinking fund debs, due 1979—
15,000,000
5V2%
sinking
fund
debs,
due
1982—
sinking
fund
debs,
due
1983—
10,000.000
6,000,000 shs.
Common
stock
(par
$10)———
PURCHASERS—The purchasers
to
purchase
from
the
amounts
of
Eastman
Dillon,
Securities
&
the
4%%
$1,225,000
&
Hammill
Struthers & Co.
W.
Hutton
&
Co—
Johnston, Lemon &jCo.
G. H. Walker & Co.—
F.'
Bros.
&
Co—
Parker
Haoseatic
——
&
Co.
Inc.-—.
First Southwest
Co._
Halle & Stieglitz——
Indianapolis
800,000
800,000
600,000
Arthurs,
Share Corp.
600,000
Alester G.
600,000
500,000
200,OQO
&
150,000
Carolina
Inc.
Securities
—————.
160,600
Furman Co.,
—
Robert Garrett & Sons
Stifel, Nicolaus &
Inc.
400,000
200,000
200,000
200,000
&
—
Co.
Corp.
&
Bond
Lestrange
600,000
& Denton,
Hutton
Redpath
1,225,000
&
Wood,
E.
New
York
Corp.
800,000
Co.
E.
the
Evans
Thalmann
Ladenburg,
below have severally, agreed
following respective principal
named
debentures:
Union
Co
Stone & Webster Secu¬
rities Corp.
Shearson,
company
-
15,000,000
10,000,000
4,925,766 shs.
15,000,000
47/8%
proceeds
for
organized in Virginia on July 30,
engaging in the motel business'
in Roanoke and in other areas throughout Virginia and the Southern
States.
Its principal office is located in Roanoke, Va.
The companyis a licensee of the nationally known Holiday Inn System.
1956
agreement
an
Hempstead and Murphy Corp.
substantial interest in Hempstead.
Wyatt, who is President of Hempstead, wil continue, to serve
capacity and he and Howard M. Hempstead will also remain
of directors.—V. 188, p. 951.
;
\■
W.
that
on
Auchincloss,
BUSINESS—The
that
1
of
a
Hempstead has been engaged in the wholesale gasoline and petro¬
products business in the Mobile area for more than 30 years.
Burns
will be used for the purpose of
construction and equipping of a second
net
and
are
motel.
Mountain
Mexican Light & Power Co., Ltd.
will
„—
on Aug. 6 offered publicly 120,000 shares of com¬
stock (par 20 cents) at $2.50 per share as a specu¬
lation.
The offering is being made on a best efforts
company
on
stockholders
the
latter
leum
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
(par 25 cents)
The
In
the
purpose
mon
343.
announced
tween
\
Hempstead Of Hempstead Oil & Storage Co., Inc. of
H. Murphy, Jr., President of Murphy Corp., El Dorado,
C.
trust
pany's office is located at 223A Independence Bldg.,
Common stock
M.
and
4%% coupon.
$254,714
102,716
oper.
basis.
Newton,
Ark.
The
-
par
Murphy Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
Howard
Mobile
for short-term notes and
$24,392.
salaries
of
payment
revenue—
Deficit.—V.
($50 per share), through Piper, Jaffray & HopMinneapolis, Minn.
The proceeds are to be used for working
capital.—V. 185, p. 46.
V;!;
of
landowner, class A
officers and promoters
any
directors,
the
the
of
Sept. 22 filed a letter of notification with the.
shares of 6%
prior preferred stock, 1956 series
on
6,000
at
offered
Files
—
and Exchange Commission—
wood,
per
held by
of
from
Maytag Co.—Hiring More Employees—
.
as
be
may
associates
operations
income—
way
N.
Corp. of America—New Affiliate—
Air Reduction
See
landowner
such
or
corporation
covering
be
A
Net revenue from rail¬
Net
Murphy & Co., Inc., St. Paul, Minn.
With Securities
The
.
3'/a%
v<>
'
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
Stock
Mastic Tile
the
FINANCING
PRESENT
Outstanding
debs., due April 1, 1978 $25,000,000
$25,000,000
40-year 2%% debs., due May 15, 1986
35,000,000
35,000,000
31-year 4%% debs., due Feb. 1, 1988
35,000,000
35,000,000
20,000,000
35-year 3% debs., due Aug. 1, 1989—
20,000,000
25,000:000
34-year 3 V2 % debs., due June 1, 1990
25,000,000
Capital stock (par $100)
4,205,770 shs.
4,500,000 shs.
—V. 188, pp. 1046 and 1272.
in
share, or both, as are
determined by the company
EFFECT TO
;
.
-Authorized
each
class
Monon RR.—Earnings-
and
were . $185,362,515,
compared
with
$136,538,456
on
Net asset value per share was $11.09 which, together
16,715.023 shares—both
and
Stock
outstanding and shareholders of this Fund
Aug. 31, 1958, according to an announcement
on
$1
for
20
,
cash, oil and_gas-leases,^andrtfoe value of services
CAPITALIZATION
special
a
equivalent
share
Growth
at Record High—
shares
highs
leases
leases at such valuations
gas
proceeds
drafts
30.
y Net • assets
Aug. 31, 1957.
with
,
Investors
August 31 Net Assets
of
landowners
share
offered
on
support
■"».
to
one
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
30-year
systems
a
specialized
Current employment is 300, with about 100 engineer¬
ing and technical personnel oh the staff.
At the time of acquisition,
were
rate
Subject
share.
per
class
will be comprised of
the assets of
Machine &
support devices.
Sales
exclusively
on the
basis of
landowner will be
-
.
H.
on Sept.
stoeto»and
Class B shares will be exchanged for oil and gas leases, will be issued
in payment of salaries
and services rendered, and will be sold for
American
Marquardt's take-over date was established as Sept. 29.
Marquardt. will
continue
the
AMF
division's
operations
as
the
Pomona - Division in the present leased facilities at Pomona, Calif.
Marquardt's
offered
Each
plus, depending upon the preference of
availability of cash,, such amount of cash
the
Poundry Co.
engineering
be
leases
gas
leases.
Period End. Aug. 31—
This
Registers With
;t
.
company is engaged in the business of furnishing cdmtflufaicaservices, mainly local and toll telephone service, fit' Arizona,
Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming, ih IdaKor FOUtft
of the Salmon River and in El Paso County, Texas.
Its subsidiary!
Malheur Home Telephone Co., furnishes
such services -in * Malheur
County, Ore. On June 30, 1958 the company had 1,993,478 Mfeptoottes
in service and its subsidiary had 5,867 telephones in service.
Approximately 35% of the company's telephones are located in wia
metropolitan areas of Denver, Salt Lake City and Phoenix, atid ap¬
proximately 18% are located in or adjacent to the six other1 cities Of
over 50,000 population in the territory served by the company*
namely;
El Paso, Tex.; Tucson, Ariz.; Albuquerque, N. M.;. Pueblo, Cold.; Ogddn,
Utah; and Colorado Springs, Colo. ./'-V:,..
; .■
The
shares
-
-
initial
selling group comprises
throughout the country.
organized as a closed-end investment com¬
of the American Co.
convertible debentures
The
tions
dealers
originally was
by a national syndicate of 68 dealers headed by
on July 8, 1958 (see V. 188, p. 149).—V. 188, p. 1156.
class
The
1,390,766
Marquardt Aircraft Co.
of
to
$3,656,821:
income—
188,-p. -1046;
distributors.
investment
and.owing.
$252,697
operations
oper.
and
1911,
It
company. As of July 1, 1958 directors -and officers
of the company owned beneficially 1,465 shares of capita* stock of
company and 949" shares of capital stock and $2,600 principal amount
(A. A.)
Inc.—Offering Continued
Colorado*. In,
in
subsidiary of American Telephone & Telegraph Co., which: fflom:
beneficially 86.74% (3,040,208 shares) of the outstanding
a
2,036,658
$17,134,776_$lM5pJ^3—rendered.^-Part ttf the
from rail-
revenue
way
$5,802,187
558,771
This corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC
will
Net
'
■
$3,125,759
376,089
underwritten
Net
1958—Month—1957
$891,669
785,606
$27,117,055 $31,771,477
23,991,296
25,969,290
26, 1958 covering ,6.860 shares ofsits.,class A voting common
367,000 shares of its class B non-voting common stock.
of
expenses^—j.S,771,0i4
oper.
mortgage
1156.
$1,874,398
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$1,118,542
Mon-Dak
-Earnings—
revenue—
1958—Month—1957
3,842,080
Securities and
oil
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
Railway
by
Chicago,
St.,
the
compressor
$4,723,749
200
equivalent
Madison Gas
new
a
Haupt & Co.
shares
purposes.
•
as
incorporated
was
capital stock of the
1046.
p.
than
pany
been
$66,400 for
various geological
for
and
equipment,
of
constructed
2,887,943
income
underwriters
more
$1
used
be
be
$4,006,485
operations
exchange
will
would
expenses
oper.
stock
of
units
revenue-
oper.
■■!'■■■ '■;%;! ;•!V
properties
drilling,
received
investment
Their
,■;!;*
proceeds of the sale
authority to construct two
at an estimated cost of about $787,-
offering of shares of this corporation, a mutual fund
primarily devoted to securities in the missiles-jets and automation in¬
dustries, began Oct. 2, 1958, it was announced by Ira Haupt & Co.,
of
an
other
six
50,000
the
,•
temporary
Haskell
oper.
ry.
are
nominal.
;
granted
compressor units
Continuous
Area,
"considered
owned by E. L. MacVeigh of the
Province of Ontario, and E. C. Stinson and Carl
proposes
daily-.
was
Missiies-Jets ,& Automation,
1958,
29.
for
Teck, District of Temiskaming, Ontario.
exploration of these claims for gold ore.
"the option was issued to S. C. Eaton II, of Emporium, company
President, and other company officials, who transferred and assigned
same
to Lu.Hoc Mining in exchange for 750,00 shares of its common
The
is
company
of record and
SEC
Delaware law on Aug. 22, 1958.
single block of 18 unpatented mining
known as the Stinson Property
Province
claims
construction
is
Net revenue from rail¬
187,
under
a
proposed
The facilities are part of a $22,000,000 project de¬
Michigan Wisconsin's system capacity by about
feet
Period End. Aug. 31—
Emporium.
Sept.
on
the
of
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste Marie RR.—Earns.—
acres
corner
Division,
Mining
prospect.*'
Town
of
in
Railway
Railway
With; SEC—
Wilmington.
in
BUSINESS—The
It has its principal executive offices at 931 14th St., Denver 2, Cola
,
—V.
offices
cost
County, Kans., while the other would be an addi¬
tion to its existing Ulysses compressor station in Grant
County, Kans.
In its application, Cities Service said the additional facilities were
required because of declining well pressures in the Hugoton Field of
Kansas wnich, witnout tne proposed facilities, would necessitate
opera¬
tion of the Ulysses and Hugoton stations at excessive overloads.
The FPC said the temporary authorizations were without
prejudice
to such final disposition
of. the applications for certificates as the
records may require —V. 138, p. 1272.
Net
Corp.—Registers
Mining
company
owns
claims
frames
shareholders.—V.
2,000
350,000 shares of common stock, to be offered
$1 per share.
No underwriting is involved.
c.overing
sale
window
aluminum
of
about
*
-
; This corporation with
Pa., filed a registration
It
has
,
LuHoc
-
manufacturer
a
One
station
way
2227.
p
the three a total of about
owes
not
increase
40,000,000 cubic
Cities Service
1,350-horsepower
t
estimated
The
$1,433,000!
signed
11,105,138'
are
Wisconsin was permitted to construct approximately 25.3
miles
of
123/4-inch" loop line to its Madison, Wis., lateral and to
install one 1,200-horsepower compressor unit at its proposed Wiscon¬
about
10, .492,519
projects
Michigan
"$2,044,224-.. $2,200,882 $15(913,455 $17,825,217
1,262,310
The two
related.
i958—8 Mos.—1957
!.•
IS58—Month—1957
temporary authorizations
A
-Tf
to this company ana Cities Service Gas Co., for the construction and
:
and
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.—Earningsperiod End. Aug. 31—
//■/
.
sin
I
'.--i
PROCEEDS—The proceeds are to be used to repay advanced froitt
Telephone & Telegraph Co., the parent; and for general
corporate purposes.
American
<
,
Railway oper. revenueRailway oper. expenses
on Oct. 24. The offering is opt
Of the total shares offered 6d8i044 flWFls
will be subscribed for by American Telephone& Tele¬
Eights will expire
underwritten.
graph
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—To Iricr. Facilities
simplert'o purchase gas from a pipe line company,1 theVpurchase in Texas,
will result! in. helping the Lighting Company maintain for. the foreseeable future a low price for natural gas."—V. 187, p. 2842.
remarked: that
Tuohy
81
stock in the ratio of One new share for each fivo stares
held.
*
Starr,
gas
Mr.
by F. B. Ashplant & Co., New
proceeds from the financing will be applied by the company to
its construction program; including additional
generating capacity at
its Lecheria, Mexico thermoelectric plant.—V. 187, p. 989.
wilL be purchased 'from Valley' Gas -Transmission, inc., at
the point; of delivery into the TranscdntihentaTline and is of jurisdic«rtriaT
"
n»» ftHHPfi
>
.
. ,
'
•
nonai status,
e aaaea.
•
'•■?he
Nego¬
The
now
Tuohy stated
F, due Aug. 1, 1883.
tiations leading to placement of the securities with sev¬
United States insurance companies 8nd other in¬
eral
York securities firitt.
of
Mr.
collateral trust bonds, series
vestors :were- handled
a"
Texas
(1485)
I50.QOO.
150,000
Co.,
150,000
400,000
BUSINESS—National Fuel Gas Co. is a holding company owning tb$
capital stocks of three, operating public utilities and six nonrutilities.
The public utility subsidiaries are engaged in the production, purchase,
storage and transmission of both natural and manufactured -gas, in
the distribution and sale, principally at retail, of straight natural gas
and mixed gas, and in the sale of gas-burning equipment and appli¬
ances.
The non-utilities, except Iroquois Building Corp. which bwns
and operates an office building in Buffalo, N. Y., are engaged P'tor
cipally in the production of natural gas, petroleum, and natural
gasoline. Gas service is presently provided at retail in areas haying
an aggregate population estimated at 1,700.000 in western Pennsylvania,
western New York and a small area in eastern Ohio.
t
EARNINGS—Operating revenues of the company and subsidiaries
12 months ended June 30, 1958 amounted to $90,673,000 and
the
for
nei
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1436)
calendar
1957.—V.
year
CAPITALIZATION
compared with 885,664,000 and $6,852,000 for the
income to $6,849,000,
188,
National Shares Corp.—Registers
Stock With SEC—
stock
Macdonald,
H.
presently proposed to issue to stockholders
thereafter as the registration statement
effective,
transferable
subscription
warrants entitling
the
subscribe for one share for each two shares held and, in
Mr. Macdonald said it was
Oct.
on
becomes
holder
to
addition,
tor
as
or
granting
soon
privilege
the
subject to
subscribing,
of
allotment,
shares not subscribed for through the exercise of rights
rights would expire approximately two weeks after the date of
any
The
issut.
will
will be made only by means of a prospectus which
security holders with the warrants.
The offering
mailed
be
The
to
diversified management investment company
The stock is listed on the New York Stock
p. 351. '
''
is
corporation
the
<dT
1958,
15,
closed-end
Exchange.—V.
consist
Telegraph Co.—Statement
mainly
See V. 188, p. 1197.
Gorman
effective
Carl
has
has
Oct.
President, etc.—
President, succeeding William A.
The appointments became
elected
been
been
chairman.
named
other
and
O.
Jersey Bell, succeeding Mr.
Madison
655
at
Gorman.—V.
187,
2228.
p.
of
agreed
Wet
shares
deducting. dividend
stockholders
^Dividends
1,802,703
,
share___^————
per
of
recordJ'Nov.
of
declared
35
Northern
Months
share
per
$24.68
payable
15
Dec,
1958.
28,
C/o
Allen
&
Baker.
&
Illinois Gas
Co.—Earnings Increased—
Ended—
Weeks
.80
.40
Laurence
.40
Co—
Inc
Becker
&
Co.
Brown
&
Sons
G.
Alex.
Dickson
&
&
.40
.40
curities
Co
&
July 31, '58 Aug. 31, '57
$90,214,456
$89,591,718
$82,577,843
77,602,441
77,097,890
70,528,198
$12,612,015
Other
income...
S12,493,828
$12,049,645
179,856
225,427
330,256
:
Gross
income^.
S12.731.871
S12.719.255
$12,379,901
2,585,437
2,592.005
2,618,986
debt.
on
Net
income,..—$10,206,434 $10,127,250
$9,760,915
pfd. stock
247,038
205,372
stock
$9,959,396
$9,921,878
$9,760,915
outstanding
7,154,233
7,154,233
7,135,961
shaie__—-,_-_
$1.39
$1.39
$1.37
on
3.00
inc.
£5hnros of
stock
common
Earnings
—V.
applicable to
per
188,
common
com.
—
L. F.
of
Michigan
&
Forgan
Glore,
Federal
Natural
Power
Gas
Co.—To
Commission
Schirmer,
Schwabacher
Co
&
3.00
Margche & Co—
.40
1.25
3.00
Ira Haupt & Co
Hayden, Stone & Co.—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.——
1.25
William R. Staats
1.25
Stein
—
H.
&
W.
E.
Wholesale
hearing
The
company
Sept,
on
covering 300 shares
($1,000 per share), without
for
of
Kidder,
Co.,
letter
a
Portland,
1.25
—
Co.,
Vietor,
Co.
&
.80
&
R.
L.
Dann
Common,
—
G.
.40
Inc.,
&
.80
________
.40
&
Co.______
Anthony
&
Walker & Co—_—__
H.
&
.80
Inc.———
Co.—_—_
3.00
3.00
Wertheim
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
1.25
White, Weld & Co.
Peabody
Bissell
188,
p.
Meeds—_J
&
,40
&
Period End. Aug. 31-—
be
to
The proceeds are
1958—Month
the
he
to
Net
*
§
73,873,449
87,469,180
543,612,473
72,295,897
477,583,364
563,221.594
g
'
onerations
Deficit.—V.
188,
used
15,302,668
15.173,289
C6.029.109
Bhort-term
promissory notes
outstanding
at
any
one
has
not
authorized
exceed
to
an
this
to issue
company
of
aggregate
Holders
$1,200,000
time.
new
5,489,262
*4,319,627
187,
dividend,
of
notification
preferred
shares
share).
per
be
to
used
to
No
with
stock
class
of
the
to
A
be
non¬
underwriting
purchase
land
is
and
to
1317,
p.
Sept.
authorized
was
Dividend—Plans
payable
on
fractional
by
shares
to
29
stockholders
by
Homer
the directors
will-
be
paid
in
of
R.
to
Expansion
record
Denius,
be
on
Oct.
Nov.
on
7.
to
be
basis
a
15,
President.
payable
cash
later.
»
recently
announced
to
Thompson
Products,
corporation
(82
Ir.c.
below.—V.
188,
151.
p,
Sept.
on
25
Lower Earnings—
that
announced
?aies
during the
fiscal
weeks)
1047
p.
Reichhold
34,462,550
Plans
H.r
->
the
of
capital
stock
issue of 447,346 shares at
The
to
are
20,000
share after giving effect to a net gain of $159,692
village properties.—V, 186, p. 2854.
107,741,439
5.646,609
from the
sale
will
offering
by Glore; Forgan
be
&
will
permitted
be
to
Co.
to
subscribe
a
$41 a share.
underwritten
by a syndicate
and The First Boston Corp.
jointly
managed
for
Chemicals, Inc.—To Build New Plant—
million
a
\ Texas
Oct.
dollar
plant
to
built
be
20-acre
a
on
for the production of svnthetic resins
in
site
announced
were
by Henry H. "Reichhold; TTt^mr-riTr
"0
for completion by mid-1959 and construction will
start immediately.:
The new factory will produce a full line of RCI
resins, including
alkyds, polyesters and emulsions, for use in the paint, aircraft, petro¬
leum, boat and housing industries in the Houston area.—V.
188,
p.
1274.
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Stock at $41 per Share
Power Commission
($10
par
letter
a
cumulative
and
per
on
Northwestern Public Service Co.—To Issue Notes—
The Federal
to
used
from rail¬
1161.
p.
banks
be
ended June 28, 1958 amounted to $55,974,582,
This
with $57,993,698 for the previous year.
Consolidated net earnings after Federal and State income taxes were
$120,376, or 11 cents per share after giving effect to a net loss of
$127,52" from the sale rf Worth St. property.
This compares with
consolidated earnings after taxes of $859,988 a
year ago, or 76 cents
670,963,033
58,570,731
Dp^r. income—
ry.
of
The
of
par
at
5c'c
Reeves Brothers, Inc.—Reports
1958 —8 Mos.—1957
1957
—
expenses
revenue
way
with
offered
would
compares
g
oper.
commercial
3.00
Cohu & Stetson—
.80
Dean Witter & Co—3.00
Pennsylvania RR.- -Earnings—
Railway oper. revenue
to
issues
next
See
Window,
1198.
the
Ramo-Wooldridge Corp.—Merger Ratified—
.80
Co.,
notes
from
.40
——
Walston
debentures
outstanding
Ralston Purina Co.—Secondary
Offering—A secondary
offering of 10,000 shares of common stock (par $5) was
made on Sept. 25 by
Yates, Heitner & Woods at $43 per
share, with a dealer's concession of $1.10 per share. The
offering was completed.—V. 188, p. 1274.
3.00
Day
Battles,
&
.40
Ore.—
notification
of
stock
underwriting.
working capital.—V. 179,
Trask
Tucker,
Co.—
Exchange Commission—
common
Spencer
—
Kidder
M.
Net
filed
23
SEC
Co—
&
Dulles
—
of
plans for the Florida electronics
expand to approximately three times its present size
during
five years.
Expansion will be by internal growth as -well
by the acquisition of other firms in
complementary fields. Present
employment is over 800; estimated for 1963 is 2,500.—V.
188, p. 993.
the
year
has
Hardware
and
.40
1.25
Co
Hutton
Janney,
A.
&
company's
as
.80
——
—
proceeds
Denius
firm
Securities
Webster
&
Corp.
the
$15,000,000
the
filed
19
of
at
announced
dividend
Mr.
.80
Co._—
Boyce
1.25
—
Weeks-
&
Hutton
F.
Railway
Northern
Fay
Hornblower
Stone
.40
——
issue
share)
per
track.—V,
stock
was
determined
& Co..80
&
shares
stock
The
.80
1.25
—
.40
&
issue
to
Proceeds
Sept.
on
($50
race
3c/e
1958,
3.00
Bros.
1960.
800
common
Values
Smith, Barney & Co———
F. S. Smithers & Co
.80
Co.—
Agnew
31,
par
The
Singer, Deane & Scribner___
.80
Co
&
Hentz
Hooker &
Shuman,
at
.80
Co—
—
&TO
Ripley & Co., Inc.
Harriman
approxi¬
loans and cash
continue
-
to
proposes
corporation
.80
Co—,——_
&
Shearson, Hamniill &
Shields & Co._
.80
_
Atherton & Co—
A
Increase Facilities—
been scheduled for Oct.
20 iri Washington, D. C., on an application by this
company seeking
authorization for the construction and operation of facilities estimated
to cost about $3,152,700.—V. 188,
p. 1197.
JTilos With Securities
1.25
Hallgarten
—V.
A
Rothschild & Co._—__
.40
authorization
Radiation, Inc.—Declares
1.25
.40
&
New bank
to
promissory notes not to exceed $25,000,000
covering
construct
5.00
Sons,—,,
Garrett
Robert
used
.40
—
;—.
Corp
Co., Inc.—
be
be
applied to
1959, incurred
31,
will
seeking
Jan.
involved.
.80
Co
&
will
will
Jan.
which
company
offered
1.25
Gardner—.
&
.40
First
SEC
&
Reynolds & Co., Inc.-
Laird,
1197.
p.
Northern
v
Reinholdt
The
voting
—
Riter
Co.
due
time.
one
The
.40
Pressprich & Co
W.
.80
Inc.
Net
Curtis
.80
E.
Provision for dividends
Jackson
Equitable Securities Corp.—
Hirsch
Interest
Webber,
Estabrook
&
3.00
.40
R.
—
operating income
Fen-
.40
.80
Se-
——
Pierce,
—
Paine,
debentures
expected will aggregate
Racing, Inc., Wiscasset, Mount Pocono, Pa.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
.80
——
Pacific Northwest Co.——
1.25
Co—
&
Union
Dillon,
& Co._
&
ner
1.25
duPont
I.
Smith___.—.—■.——
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Newhard, Cook & Co
Inc—
Co.,
Co
Eastman
Merrill
1.25
__
is
.40
1.25
Dominick—
&
.80
McDonald
Lynch,
the
loans,
it
prepay outstanding notes and to reimburse its
treasury for actual ex-penditures for construction, completion, extension and
improvement of
its facilities, the applicant
said.—V. 188, p. 1198.
*■
:%j'
—.40
M. Marks & Co.__
1.25
Clark, Dodge & Co.__
Coffin
&
Burr,
Inc.
S.
Irving Lundborg & Co
of
bank
program.
(of
unsecured
any
mature
Mason-Hagan, Inc
&
at
1.25
3.00
Co.—,.:—
&
Eichler
and
C/c "
1.25
'
Co.
Co-—-;—
&
Bateman,
■i'r.
■
sale
which
operations
program
Commission
■
/.-.v.
,
the
outstanding
purposes,
from
$32,250,000
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
1.25
Granbery,
Aug. 31, '58
Operating expenses and taxes_.._.._-
Inc.-—
Co.,
Co
Barth
J.
■
W. C. Langley <fc Co
Lee Higginson Corp
from
of
It is estimated that the company's 1958 con¬
require
the
expenditure
of
approximately
$17,500,000 had been spent at June 30,
1958),
and that the company's 1959
construction program wilL require
expen¬
ditures of
approximately $20,000,000.
The
company
has filed
an
application
with
the
Federal
Power
severally
1.25
Co.
&
Allvn
C.
V
;V -; %-
-
10.15
Co.—
&
sale
mately $25,000,000 at the time of such sale.
struction
have
1.25
Loeb
Fulton Reid
accumulated
from
Operating revenues..—.:
Net
below
named
proceeds
payment
construction
and the corporation has agreed to sell them,
respective percentages indicated below of such of the
stock offered as shall not
be subscribed for by
of rights:
"'■/■y.:
Goodbody & Co.
12
underwriters
public
construction
generated
located
common
exercise
Kulin,
1,802,703
JS28.21
—
cents
capital gains
during
12
Sept. 30, 1958 totalled 81 cents per share—V. 188, p. 952.
months ended
York
New
is
the
of
Francis
1957
*$51,607,000 $44,483,345
_
assets
*After
Avenue,
of the corporation
21, N.
Y.
office
purchase,
to
shares
Drexel
1858
assets
Capital
to
30—
Sept.
executive
UNDERWRITERS—The
R.
Niagara Share Corp.—Assets Per Share Rise—
As
principal
a
registration statement with the SEC on Sept.
$15,000,000 of debentures due Nov. 1, 1983, to be
at competitive bidding.
covering
for
Net
for
filed
company
1958
the
provisions
The
Dominick
Wet
The
26.
offered
of that Act applicable to companies of its type.
Such
registration and regulation do not involve the supervision of
the management of the corporation or of its investment practices or
policies.
Sept. 30.—V. 183, p. 889.
on
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Registers With SEC
corporation was formed in Delaware in 1929 as a holding
ior securities of various railroads and related properties.
In
transition
to
a
general
investment company
was
com¬
menced
and
in 1941
the corporation
formally registered under the
Investment
Company Act of 1940.
It is subject to the regulatory
A.
1.
Lindeman, Executive Vice-President of Pacific Telephone
Telegraph Co., nas been named Vice-fresident-operations ot New
•A;
nounced
the
Bache
who
independent, publicly-owned man¬
closed-end
type.
Its
assets
portfolio of securities.
the
diversified
The
1937
A.
New Jersey Bell Telephone Co.—New
A.
widely
an
of
company
a
•
registration statement filed with the SEC on July 31, covering
♦40,000,000 of 34-year debentures due Sept. 1, 1992, was withdrawn on
The
Paul
of
company
the
"Withdrawn—
Hughes,
corporation is
investment
severally,
11.
*6,433,095 shs.
a
New England Telephone &
tiept.
Preway, Inc., Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. — Note Placed
Privately—The company has placed privately through
Emch & Co.,
Milwaukee, Wis., an issue of $1,400,000
5JA% promissory note due April
1, 1974, it was an¬
Outstanding
7,500,000 shs.
81)-
(par
BUSINESS—The
agement
type.
188,
FINANCING
103,524 shares held in the treasury of the corporation.
*Excluding
President, on Sept. 29 announced that a
registration statement was filed on Sept. 26 with the Securities ana
Exchange Commission with respect to a proposed offering to stock¬
holders of 540,000 additional shares of the company's capital stock.
.Ranald
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
Common
,
EFFECT
GIVING
1272.
p.
Monday, October 6, 1958
.
.
.
3
'
The
of
bank
the
Its
will
company
loan
term
of
company's
1958
require
use
the
$600,000,
1957
construction
proceeds
due
construction.
pay
24,
$2,000,000—V.
outstanding
an
used
The
which
program,
approximately
to
Nov.
finance
to
balance
the
188,
will
applied
anticipates
company
p.
be
shortportion
a
to
will
'
1047.
Stockholders
the
one
of
additional
share
new
The
Oct.
will
($25
11
purposes.—V.
have
par)
the
until
right
Oct.
to
subscribe
in
20,
to
proceeds
188,
repay
bank
loans
and
Fiscal Year Ended June 30—
of
Operating
-
.
.
Republic Natural Gas Co.—Earnings-
for
ratio
a
held
the
use
will
2
stock
each
for
company
construction
record
capital
Income
for
special
1198.
p.
Income
Oil & Mineral
Operations, Inc., Tulsa, Okla.
State¬
—
ment Withdrawn—
The registration statement filed with the
SEC
200,000 shares of common stock, was withdrawn
V. 187, p. 1788.
Pan American-Grace Airways,
This
corporation
1X1-8 jet
aircraft
has
now
completed
on
order
14,
covering
1.
May
on
See
for
Douglas Aircraft
for
amount
of
credit
supplied
the
air
line,
(between the
which
four
delivery
—V.
Trust
The
of
Issued..
$36
new
Oct.
p.m.,
fields
the
15.
plan,
stockholders
Tenders will be
125,000 shares are
320,787 shares of Parmelee
necessary,
V.
184, p.
so
506,445
the
treasury.
tender
their
shares
stock
before
that
Parmelee
stock,
may
will sell
acquire
up
to
the
100,000
125,000
on
new
held
share for each four shares
(with an oversubscription
privilege). The offering
is being underwritten
by a group of investment
JEfR^*EI?2S~The n;t, proceeds from
to
general
'TO CHANGE NAME
The
change in the corporation'a
meeting
on
Oct.
funds
the sale of this
available
for
stock
will
business
sales
Profit
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
Federal
«te
inc.
taxes-
Canadian
stockholders
name
to
will
Madison
be
asked
Fund, Inc.
to
approve
a
a
special
PER
SHARE—Pennroad's net
Sept. 30 totaled $104,660,000, equal
1956
438,107
—
339,507
f^oe; it8 comPa"d wuh
♦18.25 the same
day
to
at
the
$20.34 per
York Stock Exchange
closing
close
of
common
price
of
before special
$4,382,841
$3,800,298
$1.09
$1.46
$1.27
chrge.
Co.—Acquires Tupper Firm—
largest acquisition in
its history,
this company has purchased
Corp.
in
of
manufacturers
and
the
$441,668
,
16,800
dividends-
NOTE—During
retained
trust
of
reduced
the
the
creasing
178, p.
142,454
356,134
continue
$1.49
W.
$0.91
$0.63
of
30,
common
Jr.
The
1958,
the
stock
35,614
company acquired
the
estate
and
of
these
shares
outstanding to 285,350 and had the effect of in¬
share from $1.19 to $1.49 for the year. —V.
earnings
General
Ended
Electric
Co.—Earnings—
Aug. 31—
1958
revenue
Earnings
per
Total
shares
Earnings
per
common
share
based
stock
in
the
devel¬
.
a
over
completely
will
autonomous
continue
'
200
United
States
division
to
and
be
the
of
Tupper
sole
outlet
Corp.
for
all
"
foreign patents granted
and
cover
the company plans
-
.
-
Tupper
on
average
com.
share
stock
based
standing at Aug. 31
—V. 183, p. 589.
contains
3,100,000
total
shares
3,300,000
$1.67
$1.68
.
.
.
pounds
of
aluminum.
160
acres
is
of
capable
of
usable
.
housing
floor
of
space
1,000
and
rolling Virginia countryside.
building cost $11,500,000, excluding land and land improvements.
Ebasco Services, Inc., was in charge of construction
and George A.
Fuller Co. was
the general
contractor.
Upon completion the project
was sold to Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co., which leased it to
Rey¬
long-term
The
$1.79
3,600,000
31
out-
1,235,000
dominates
shares
outstanding Aug.
on
Co.—Sells, Then Leases New Bldg.—
new
a
The square-shaped, four-level
structure
employees,
contains 29o,673
square
feet
/5,541,598
3,400.000
outstanding
$1.77
of
step
-
1957
$36,863,259 $35,890,407
6,024,688
shares of
further
a
Division
multi-million dollar office building—an aluminum
showcase
Virginia garden setting—was formally opened at
Richmond, Va.,
on
Sept. 20 as the new home of this company.
Designed by Skidmore, Owings and Merrill of New
York, the building
in
income
Average
be
distributors
Reynolds Metals
2200.
Months
"is
added,
per
A
12
Dart
share
products.
are
which
The
from
acquisition
per
products whicn Tupper now manufactures or
prod¬
to manufacture."
Industrial Division, which processes plastic
materials for
industry, will be expanded to provide eastern production facilities for
two
Los
Angeles
based
Rexall
subsidiaries,
the
Chemtrol
Co.
and
Kraloy Plastic Pipe Co.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis assisted Tupper Corp. in its
merger
negotiations with Rexall Drug Co.—V. 188, p. 752.
50.63
Miller,
to
pending that
ucts
356,134
shares
A.
total
transaction.
Mr.
Chemo-Plastics
Division, which sells directly to the con¬
nationally known line of Tupperware home products and the
Tupper Seal containers for refrigerator and kitchen use, will
Tupperware
16,800
142,454
356,134
the year ended June
70,784
late
the
the
Tupperware
$241,910
•
with
Rexall's
Rexall's
"There
.
was not revealed, Justin Dart. President, said it
of Rexall stock
plus a substantial cash con¬
$5,000,000 five-year bank loan had been arranged
a
"Tupperware Home Parties
285,350
•
of
patented
496,410
16,800
price
shares
said
and will
substantially in¬
earnings."
*
:
/
In announcing that Earl
Tupper will serve as board Chairman of the
Tupper Corp., with headquarters in Woonsocket. R. I., and also will
become a director of Rexall, Mr. Dart said all
Tupper divisions will
remain intact, and added:
crease
254,500
$242,744
16,800
connection
sumer
120,718
shares outstanding
Earns, per com. share—
and
$339,992
He
"This acquisition,"
opment
1955
-
175,000
sideration.
$9,587,264
253,000
outstanding
assets
the
Tupper
involved
Subs.)—Earnings—
1957
$12,535,578 $12,091,075 $10,170,811
879,775
679,499
495,744
Com.
Net
at
sh.
per
While the total
sec¬
in¬
tuxes
come
(&
1958
—
before
Operating
15.
VALUE
on
2493.
p.
Electric Tools, Inc.
be
and
*
ASSET
Net
Portland
investment
$3,100,682
income
acquisition was made jointly yesterday by Earl
Tupper, founder, President and principal stockholder of the Tupper
Corporation and Tupperware Home Parties, Inc., and Rexall President
bankers
added
260,000
171,642
187, p. 778.
Announcement
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
the company s
corporate purposes.
.
Portable
Common
one
4,030,798
330,000
taxes
and
its
subsidiaries,
leading
nationwide distributors of plastic products.
of
share, with a dealer's concession of 40 cents
per share. The offering was completed on Sept. 26.—V.
188, p. 651.
.
profit
Preferred dividends—--
the rate of
headed by
Control
per
Net
Pennroad
share
Sells
—
shares.—
Corp.—Stock Offered—The
company is of¬
fering to its stockholders of record Oct. 1 the
right to
subscribe on or before Oct. 15 for
1,286,619 additional
common shares of
capital stock (par $1) at $16.25 per
,
Corp.
ondary offering of 3,000 shares of common stock (par
$7.50) was made on Sept. 25 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
shares,
2839.
4,712,841
65,000
inc.
Justin Dart.
Pioneer Natural Gas
Year End. June 30—
accepted on a pro rata basis if
offered. The Checker Motors
Co., which
than
If
may
the
3,337,324
!
•
Rexall Drug
(no
share.
a
company
previously purchased 45,500 of
The shares purchased have
been held in
Under
inore
Sept. 30 authorized the purchase from stockholders
125,000 shares of the company s capital stock
on
additional
at
The
3
Transportation Co.—Stock Tenders—
directors
an
par)
Textron, Inc. below.—V. 187,
$29.50
Parmelee
.
Co
2052.
p.
195C
and
charge
taxes
Earned
—V.
the
Philadelphia & Reading
Shuron Optical Firm—
service
by
186,
Net
ondary Offering—A secondary offering of 38,237 shares
of common stock (par $5) was made on Oct. 2 by John¬
ston, Lemon & Co. at $52.50 per share. The offering was
quickly completed.—V. 188, p. 448.
See
offers
United States and South America, is
$18,000,000.
It was
six banks headed by Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank and
Including Bankers Trust Co., Chase Manhattan Bank. First National
City Bank of New York. Hanover Bank and New York
euppiied
1957
$16,327,310 $17,529,022 $17,292,323
taxes
Co., Washington, D. C.—Sec¬
In
financing
Co.
early in i960, according to Andrew E. Shea, President.
The
also
Peoples Life Insurance
1958
:
income
Adjustm't of prior years'
Inc.—Financing—
arrangements
from
April
on
revenues
before
nolds
on
a
basis.—V.
188.
p.
1274.
_
-
Volume 188
Number 5783
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(R. J.) Reynolds Tobacco Co.—Merger Proposed—
John
Scudder Fund of Canada,
G.
Whltaker, Chairman of the Board of this company, and
Bobst, Chairman of the Board of Warner-Lambert Pharma¬
ceutical Co., announced on Sept. 30 that approval had been given by
the boards of the respective companies to continue negotiations
looking
to a merger of the businesses-of the two companies.
!
It has been agreed that the transaction; if consummated, would be
'
the "basis- of-
on
share
one
of
class
new
B
stoek
common
of
R.
share
of
Warner-Lambert
common'stock.,
v
;
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Common. Stock Fund, Inc.
—Registers With, Securities and Exchange Commission—
•
This
-'
Boston,
amendment
-
..
company
filed with
the
SEC
an
7^7...
.;
,
This
Boston,
Mass.. investment company filed with the SEC -anSept. 26, 1858 to its registration statement covering
1OO;0Q0 shares of capital stock, $1. par value.—V. 187,
on
additional
au
"
2338.
p.
"
Riddle Airlines, Inc., Miami, Fla. — Common Stock
Offered—James H. Price & Co., Inc., on Oct. 2 offered
the
speculation
a
shares
total, 500,000
are
will
funds
net
be
payable,
all-cargo
an
States
and
Since
for
day
other
which
Rico
Fail »f
under
the
1947,
so
as
used; for
in
various
serves
Net
working
authorization
the
capital.
payment
in
in
granted
1945.
the
by
daily
has provided
company
carry
on
a
received
forward
and
bill
188, p.
between
sales
Profit before
"Logair"
The company also
load
Depots under
contract system.
capacity
and
contract
part
as
of
,,
-;
*Loss.—V.
taxes
4,000
6%
^ 77 ■"
Authorized
1
777.':y?7*'<'"V:7,77
.<- / .77.
t :
- •
secured bank loan
thfe
offered
them.—V.
.
See
Junior mortgage note due Aug. 1,
secured by land not used in
operations
J
Payable' to others: -' \
7.;:7 7777
HVa % and 5'e mortgage notes, due
1958-1965,
secured
by
land not
used in operations——_——.—
Non-interest bearing notes due 19581960, secured by one C-46 aircraft
payable in equal monthly install¬
Common stock
7/"7v
Warrants for
1,500,000
__
(10 cents
common
1,500,000
v:/L?';. 77
-'.7.,7
1,052,309
-
66,000
—
par)
—_
$315,564
800,000
$0.39
hotel
Corporation,
announced
have
ago,
wholly
that
been
now
owned
these
1437.
,
*15,000,000 shs.
stock
600,000
£9,826,494 shs.
......
600,000
includes "968,500
shares reserved for issuance under options
warrants, 41,500 shares as to which options may be granted in
the future under the company's Stock Option Plan, and also 9,554
Shares reserved for award under an Employees Suggestion Program.
or
fDoes not include
the
referred
shares
to in
the preceding
tThe notes payable aggregated $3,371,414 as of June
Which $993,854 is payable during the current fiscal year.
30,
footnote,
1958,
of
ULiability on the 4%% and 5% mortgage notes (which are included
in the totals set forth in the preceding footnote) is limited solely
to- the
the
land and
ment in
the event
of
company
is not subject to
187, p. 2338.
any
deficiency Judg¬
default.—-V.
Royal McBec Corp.—Reports Drop in Earnings—
The
corporation on Sept. 24 reported net sales of $94,871,567 for
the fiscal year ended July 31, 1958, compared with sales of $107,648,268
for the previous year.
Net earnings were $387,123 compared with
earnings of $4,456,104 in the prior year.
The
Allan A. Ryan, Board Chairman, stated that the principal factors
contributing to the sharp drop in earnings were a decline of approxi¬
and development, as well as for
financing charges and interest and an
aprpoximately $1,800,000. He noted that a
upswing in the company's business took place in the final
quarter and expressed confidence that the results of the "Current fiscal,
sharp
year
Royal McBee has readied several new products for the market, he
said, with one to be introduced this fall and the others scheduled for
in
One of
1959.
the latter,
of
he disclosed,
will be
a
new
general
Introduces New Portable Typewriter—
.
by
.
- -
^
>
-
Texas Gas Transmission Corp.—To Expand—
Applications by this corporation and American Louisiana Pipe Lin*
Co., seeking authorization for the construction and operation of natural
gas
facilities at a combined cost of about $21,692,833, have been,
accepted for filing,/the Federal
Power Commission
announced on
Sept. 23. The two proposals are not related.
:
- .
;
,
Texas
Gas proposes
to construct about 126 miles of various di¬
pipeline loops; install an additional 9,040 compressor horse¬
power in existing stations; construct an 1,800 horsepower compressor
station, and add miscellaneous equipment to existing stations. Theses
facilities would be located in Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Ken¬
tucky, Indiana,/.Illinois and-Tennessee.
/
ameter
In
exclusive
"Magic
Column
Set"
Which permits complete tabulation from the keyboard.
The 44-charaoter keyboard is fully standard, with the same keyboard slope and
deep, finger-curved iceys found on the office machine.—V. 188, p. 1274.
Regis Faper
produce and market its
with its -own * production and
Bales organization." "It-^ras Younded in 1914 by Edward F. Herrlinger
of Cincinnati and has .been directed for the past 30 years by his sons.
Rothand Paul Herlinger. St, Regis acquired the outstanding stock of
this corporation from-them in 1956 and since that time it has oper¬
ated as-a subsidiary, of the parent organization. It operates one of
the oldest and largest gumming plants in the country and manufac¬
tures afull diversified line of gummed sealing tapes, gummed corru¬
gated "box tapes,-: gummed printing papers and laminated foil and
specialty products.:—V, 188, p. 994.
gummed" and- laminated products
-
San Miguel Brewery, Inc.—To Redeem
Pid. Stock—
:
The corporation has called for redemption on Oct. 25, 1958, all of its
Outstanding 8% .cumulative preferred. stock (par 100 pesos) at 107
Philippine pesos, -plus accrued dividends.
Payment will be made at
the company's office In Manila, P. I.—V. 178, p. 1060.
line
American
Petroleum
These
Chemical
shares
Chemical
were
Corp.,
and
all
the
of
of
none
Railway
Net:
revenue
—v;
45,4)63,995
35^8.10,053
oper.
188, p.
curitles
46,834,475 333,189,750 349,740,102
of
Blyth
from rail¬
9,253,942
4,144,450
income
1091.
63,449,708
29,652,822
8,976,452
3,893,922
In
interest
and
for
the
protection
of
investors.
The
company's
application-showed, among other things, that Spreckles' stock is no,t
actively traded, that all its outstanding securities, consisting of 369,461
common (Shares, are held by 13 record owners,
and that the company
knows of no more than 19 beneficial owners. Furthermore, 96%
of
Spreckles stock is held by three persons, of whom one, American
Sugar, Refining Company, is record owner of an absolute majority of
such- stock and is a parent of Spreckles. American Sugar, files annual
and other reports with the Commission and presently files complete
financial statements of Spreckles Sugar Co. and incorporates by reference
the financial statements of Spreckles. Of the latter's total
the
assets' of
$5,500,000 approximately $3,800,000 are represented by an
of the outstanding stock of its subsidiary, Spreckles
investment in 50%
the remaining
American Sugar.—V. 188,
Sugar,
all
outstanding
p. 392.
stock
of
which
is
owned
by
3,500
Webber,
—
Jackson
1,000
&
_4—
—
5,000
&
Reinholdt & Gardner.— 2,000
1,000
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Shearson, Hammill & Co
1,000
Smith, Barney & Co.Stephens, Inc.
3,500
1,000
5,000
2,000
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc. 1,000
Joseph Walker & Sons
2,000
J. C. Wheat & Co
1,000
White, Weld & Co
5,000
Winslow, Cohu &: Stetson— 2,000
Pan-
—-
—
7
: ^7
-
,
Optical Firm—
Textron, Inc.—Acquires Shuron
A.
29f
Optical Co., Inc.
manufactures hign
quality eye glass frames and mountings; lenses, cases, and ophthalmro
machinery products. They have two plants located in Rochester, N. Y,
and one plant in Geneva, N. Y., with about 1270 employees.
'
This brings to 17 the number of diversified companies for Textron
Royal
Board Chairman of this corporation and Howard
President of Philadelphia & Reading Corp.. on Sept.
Little,
Newman,
'
of
5,000
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood_ 2,000
..
•
of the
and each
—
Curtis
—5,000
Goldman, Saohs & Co
5,000
Hayden, Stone & Co.—,
5,000
Hornblower & Weeks__
5,000.
Johnston, Lemon & Co.— 3,500
Kidder, Peabody & Co;
5,000
See also V. 188, p. 1316.
15(d)
of securities which, was filed in 1949 under the Securities
Act of 1933; Spreckles undertook
to keep the "information in that
statement current by filing annual and other periodic reports. The
Commission concluded, upon the basis of the present exemption applica¬
tion, that the continued-filing of such reports is not necessary in the
Co..
Paine,
Drexel & Co.—
company
sell,
to
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
3,500
Inc.—
Robertson
agreed
purchase; the number of shares
name below.*
•
7
r;> '7'
3,500
Co.,
coast
offering
public
&
Dewar,
62,818,248
29,294,909
Exchange Commission has granted an application
from exemption from the; reporting requirements of
of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
connection with a registration statement proposing the public
this
Section
Co.
&
Rear, Stearns & Co
37,858,023 269,740,042 286,921,854
Matliiesoa
Thiokol
to
to
14,714
3,500
1,000
C. Allyn & Co., Inc
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co
John W. Clarke & Co.—
operations
way
Net ry.
expenses
oper.
Olin
acrue
Carl M, Loeb, Rhoades &
A.
Bache
by
will
proceeds
Mathieson
severally agreed
capital stock set opposite its
<$
$
Okla.
.
UNDERWRITERS—Olin
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$
owned
shares
the
Corp.
underwriters
■
1958—Month—1957
Tulsa,
Offering—Men¬
Corp.—Secondary
Eastman Dillon, Union Se-
Southern Pacific Co.—Earnings—
of
Corporation,
made in
was
Chemical
Period End. Aug. 31—
,
facilities,
our issue of Sept. 29 of the secondary
offering of 97,714 shares of capital stock (par $1) at
$53.75 per share, through a group of investment bankers
headed by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
It
was quickly completed.
The Securities and
The Gummed Products Co. will, continue to
tnany
main
694.
p.
Thiokol
tion
$1,500,000 4%% first mortgage bonds due 1983.
total, $1,200,000 have been delivered and $300,000
are to be delivered not later than Jan. 9, 1959.—V. 187,.
p. 2007.
Subsidiary—
dn^ Sept. "29 announced that its subsidiary. The
Gummed: Products Go;,/has been;merged" into St. Regis, effective Sept. 27
and. established/as a; separate' division known as The Gummed Prod¬
ucts Co., a division of:sti Regis Paper Co.
.......
„
.
.
~
..
; company
Pan
188,
issue of
Royal's
Co.—Merges
from
gas
—V.
Spreckles Companies—Exempted From SEC Reporting
St.
This
the
to
Texas Gas also proposes to
Oaktown and Ali'ord fields
in
Indiana and
the
Dixie and Hickory School
fields in Kentucky
principally by reconditioning existing storage wells and enlarging tb®
gathering system.
Applicant also proposes initial operation of it*
Wilfred storage field in Sullivan County, Indiana.
The estimated cost
of the proposed facilities is approximately $20,169,638.
The additional facilities, Texas Gas said, would increase its system
sales capacity by 133,700,000 cubic feet daily.
Of this capacity, 113,200,000 cubic feet per day has been contracted for, the applicant said,
and the remaining volume will be used to meet increasing demands aa
they develop.
.7" 7 V';
',■/" 77 v
: 7 American Louisiana proposes to construct about 28 miles of 12-incH
lateral supply line, at a cost of about $1,523,200, from its main lino
to a purchase meter station in the Big Lake Field, Cameron Parish,
La.
The facilities would enable American Louisiana to receive natural
it was announced on Sept. 30, has ar¬
ranged to place privately, through Dean Witter & Co., an
"
.
addition
expand its existing storage facilities, at tlie
Southern Nevada Telephone Co.—Bonds Sold Privately
Railway oper. revenue-^
The Futura portable typewriter, completely new in design and the
first portable with all the practical convenience features of a standard
office typewriter,** was introduced on Sept. 30 by this corporation.
-
Nov. 1, next, through;
its 6% debentures, du®
on
of
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Secondary Offer¬
ing—^A secondary - offering of 5,000 shares of common
stock; (par $7) was made on Sept. 19 by Blyth & Co., Inc.
at $31.12% per share, with a dealer's concession of 40
cents per share. The offering was completed on Sept. 22.
—V. 188, p. 1093.
and
1
introduces
$500,000
)
—-The company,
business comqjuter which, like the company's present LGP-30
model, will be in the lower price range and, therefore, attractive to
email as well as medium-size business firms.-
Futura
redemption
has called for
the sinking fund,
of
1977 at 100% and accrued Interest. Payment will be made at
the Chase Manhattan Bank, 18 Pine Street, New York 5, N. Y.—V. 18%
p, 12.00.:
'..v-. ^
■/; -
purpose
Tne
p.
missile
1,
Of the
will show marked improvement.
release
certain
company
operation
earnings for the current fiscal year ending June 30,
1959, of this corporation, are expected to exceed those for the previous
year, it was estimated on Sept. 25 by John G. Brooks, President, in
an
address before the San Francisco Society of Security Analysts.
"Sales should be higher than the $72,955,449 reported for the last
fiscal year."
Mr. Brooks said.
"While no net Income estimates can
be made for the entire year, we do believe that in the first quarter
ending Sept, 30, 1958, profit will exceed $500,000 as compared with last
year's first quarter net income of $368,602."
Improvement in the net earnings picture was attributed by Mr.
Brooks
to more profitable operations in Siegler's heating activities,
continued growth of its military electronics work and greater effi¬
ciency resulting from the integration of the merged Unitronics and
Hufford companies, which were acquired by Siegler in the Fall of 1957.
Sales
in
the
first quarter of
last were
$16,662,835 and first
quarter sales this year are expected to be approximately $2,000,000
■greater.
7.-"7
v>
At the present time the corporation's sales volume is broken down
as
follows: 68^;>
in electronics; 26%
in heating; 6% in machinery
and miscellaneous products.
The financial condition of the corporation is excellent, Mr. Brooks
said.
Net worth at
the present time amounts to $18,029,156 with,
current assets and liabilities now at 2.14 to 1 ratio.
Working capital
now
amounts to $17,656,162.
Mr. Brooks indicated that this corporation is adequately financed
to do sales volume in excess of $100,000,000 annually.
Some of the
company's divisions which operated unprofitably during the previous
fiscal year now are doing
very
well, he declared.
One example is
the Sancor Division, which lost money in-the 1958 fiscal year, but
which presently is operating profitably and has a backlog of over
$1,000,000. The Presto Recording Co., part of the Siegler Bogen-Presto
Division, also is "turning the corner," Mr. Brooks said, and recently
announced a
major new product, a professional tape recorder for
industry and broadcasting use.—V. 188, pp. 1091 and 994.
mately $13,000,000 in sales volume, increased expenditures for research
extraordinary write-off of
makes products and provides engineering)
programs, will iis« the proceeds from*
outstanding indebtedness and for expansion
590. rl-'i
which
aircraft and
retire
facilities.—V.. 188,
Nov.
„
♦This
was
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Partial Redemption
debentures
,
Inc.—Change in Control—
p.
The
—
$5,500,000 of first mortgage 5^4%
.
6VaYo
,
for
the loan to
Sheraton
subsidiary
successfully marketed
1274.
inc. below.—V. 187,
Sells Bonds Privately
—
Oct. 3 announced that it has placed with,
on
corporation,
services
America*—$15,000,000 of Debentures
system,
years
p.
The
;,
Siegler Corp.—Earnings Outlook Favorable—
.1959,
—
*$169,724
800,000
*$0.21
of
Securities
2*2
188,
Textron,
Sales
6%
ments
as
,
> 253,105
$253,105
(past due)
—
also disclosed by Mr. Churchill.
will join the distinguished Silverthe company's offerings for 1959, he said.—V. 188, p. 1316,
sinking fund bonds due Aug. 1, 1970. The financing
2705.
Shuron Optical Co.
$500,000
DC-4
one
on
$0.13
was
and
new
arranged by F. S. Smithers & Co.
$407,333
800,000
$0.51
800.000
the
"Lark
institutional investors
'
Outstanding
.
chattel mortgage
aircraft
111,000
$1064357
p.
Sheraton
Sheraton
first
Payable to Arthur* Vining Davis:
5% note, due July I, 1957, secured
by
>
$7,702,963
*292,724 ' '
281,564
Crl23,000
Cr34,000
Sold—The offering of $15,000,000 6%% cumulative in¬
subordinated debentures due Jan. 1, 1981 termi¬
The
wit^ this; program and has granted licenses authorizing
perform such modification work.
7 .1 ; - -
tNotes Payable—.
187,
$4,013,731
$4,445,861
518,333
-
series
by Studebaker"
of
name
the
corporation
come
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Payable to bank:
is
automobiles
of
Ind.
The
It
in motoring" was announced op Sept. -30 by
President, as the first of the company's new,
rolled off the assembly line' at Southr
Churchill,
series
Temco Aircraft Corp.
1958-^-6 Mos.—1957
oh Sept. 29, it was announced by the
Securities Corp., underwriters.
"
accordance,
bthers to
smaller
Tiend,
dimension
E.
Harold
Hawk
nated
a program for improving the payC-46
airplane, which program is
issued by the Civil Aeronautics Admin¬
modified four of its own aircraft in
the
of
"new
A
,
Inc.—Earnings Lower—
$2,746,976
110,357
———
Sheraton Corp. of
the
has developed
sped
covered by a Type-Certificate
istration.
The company has
For comparative pur¬
1958.
>: 1958—3 Mos.—1957
profit
Shares outstanding
Earnings per share
with other carriers, the company Is
freight to and from most parts of
Force
4,804,985
$2.60
■
.
Prov. for Fed. inc. taxes
cer¬
of
Air
various
Government's
r
994.
.
Studebaker-Packard Corp.—New Series Announced—*
;
12,561,050
-
$1.97
beginning with March, except per share earnings,
to
include
separately
reported MD&S figures.
Period End. June 30—
.
Net
scheduled
Rico.
On
j. In addition to Its Common- carriage operations, the company per¬
forms charter and contract services. At present, it is flying supplies
i
Co. was absorbed March 1,
Shahmoon. Industries,
lading. The company also is authorized to ?■
air express on all its routes, and siirface mail and air mail
non-subsidy basis over its domestic routes.
~ •
one
on
4,816,799
to provide service to certain principal Midwestern
Through interline agreements
to
9,470,501
restated
Net
the -world
•
.
14,505,544
It
Cities.
enabled
11,827.185
■->
4,804,985
$0.31
$0.26
figures
1957
Civil
Miami ahd Puerto
added to the company's
.
102,119,977 111,085,486
1,510,680
4,816.799
share
com.
been
United
the
1,770,431
outstanding
per
have
—V.
Florida
cities
1,547.187
1,245,836
shs".
poses,
of
13,024,404
income
Com.
7 7';,7 ;",v':-777; //" 77 7:7\/:',7u "-77' "77
:
cargo service to and from. New, York,
Jan.. 20, 1956, additional routes were
tificated lines
be
operations,
liabilities.
:
1958—8 Mos.—* 1957
12,475,624
income
oper.
*MD&S RR.
day
incorporated
was
carrier
"Board.;
the
to
current
company
air
Puerto
Aeronautics
will,
proceeds
used
and
BUSINESS—-The
Is
ry.
Earns,
PROCEEDS—The
Such
1958—Mouth.* 1957
revenues
Net
efforts basis.
accounts
RR.—August Earnings—
$
issue of 750,000 shares of
Of
being offered on a best
-an
Air Line
Period Ehd; Aug. 31-—
Gross
stock (par 10 cents) at 65 cents per share.
common
,
.
.
Seaboard
publicly as
1958;
in
r
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
>
;;
•
amendment
covering 2,000 shares;of nommon stock to be. offered at par ($100per share), without -underwriting.
Tbeproceeds are to be used to buy
machinery and equipment and for working capital.
investment
2338.';' ,v77777^7.7
p.
Rlchey Mfg. Co., Springfield, III.—Files With SEC—
notification with the SEC
Mass.,
Sept. 26, 1958 to its registration, statement covering"
300,000 shares of capital stock, $1 par value.—V. 187,
on
additional
an
.
Formal agreements will be submitted to directors of the two compa¬
nies-shortly and thereafter, if approved, requisite stockholder action
will be? taken.—V. IBS, p. 752.
■ -;7/./.77:v7;. n..7:'7
of
filed a registration statement with,, -the SEC oik"
covering $880,000 of Participations in Partnership In¬
Springfield Motor Lodge Associates;; to be; offered at $10,(XXPper participation. No^underwriting Is involved.
Associates, is a partnership Consisting of Larence A. Wien of Weston*,
Conn., and Alvin 8. Lane of Riverdale, N. Y. It has contracted t®
purchase the 120-room Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge In Springfield^
Va., for a purchase price of $800,000 in cash. The property will- b®
owned by Associates free and clear of any mortgages. In addition t®
the purchase price, Associates will incur expenses of $100,000 in con¬
nection with the purchase and related transactions. :
Each of the two partners in Associates contributes $10,000 to th®
partnership capital; and each is, offerhig participations of $440,00flh
in .his partnership interest; The total partnership capital thus, will b®
$900,000, whiGh will be used to pay the balance due under the pur¬
chase contract ($675,000)
to. reimburse the partners for-the deposit®
advanced by them ($125,000), to defray costs incident to the acquisi¬
tion
($85,000), and. to pay expenses of this offering ($15,000). Pur¬
chasers of participations will share proportionately in the ownershi®.
of the partnership: interests In. Associates.
'
'
Associates will* not operate the property. The purchase will be mad®
Subject to a 21-year net Jqase, renewable for two like terms, under*
which Skylark Motel Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary, of the seller,
will continue to operate the Motor Lodge.
partnership
1,
terests
.
-
{
It is contemplated that- Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Company
would retain -its -identity and essentially be operated by its own man¬
agement.
777.7 7 7' 7, 7 :7-./7
■.
The company on. Sept. 22 filed a letter
The
.
Oct.
...
J. '
one
S3
Springfield Motor Lodge Associates,; New ; YorkRegisters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Ltd.—Registers With SEC—
The
fund filed a registration statement with, the SEC on Sept. 26,
,1958' covering an additional 3,000,000 common/shares, to be offered
for public sale through a group of underwriters headed
by Lehman
Brothers and William Street Sales, inc.—V. 188,; p. 1274.
Elmdr H.
Reynolds Tobacco 'Co., which would be the acquiring company, for
<1437)
jointly announced the purchase of The Shuron
by Textron Inc. Shuron Optical, founded in 1864,
_
in
unrelated
fields
and
the
approximately $15,000,000.
000,000.
"This
sale,"
stated
.
Mr.
Newman,
from our basic policy of
stockholders.
Although we had
permanent
because
we
investment,
are
we
beginning
volume
are
to
■
■
-
'
Shuron
is
of $254,,
J
:
"should not be construed ns »
building up earnings power for
considered Shuron Optical as a
accepting
Textron's timely offer
funds in order
at hand, we
objective con-
accumulate. adequate
capitalize on opportunities, which now appear closer
regret pavting with the fine Shuron organization but
to
of
Last year Textron reported seles
*
departure
our
annual
estimated
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1438)
sideration
the
P.
of
&
R.'s
Judgment
of
188. p. 590.
—V.
long
plans and requirements influenced
in
concluding
this
transaction."
term
directors
our
stockholders
Unanimous
Prior
for
vote
the
the
voted
30
merger.
Products owned approxi¬
The acquisi¬
equity in Ramo-Wooldridge on a 100%
basis will be
accomplished by the
issuance of approximately 260,376 shares of
Thompson common stock.
Space Technology
Laboratories, now an autonomous division of
Rairto-Wooldridge, will be established on Nov. 1 as a separate sutsidiary ©orpoxation with complete operational independence. It -will have
its <Wn board of directors, headed by Lieut. Gen. James H. Doolittle
(USAP, Ret.), who will take office as Chairman of the Board on
to
tion
agreement, Thompson
merger
mately 57/4%>
of the common stock of Ramo-Wooldridge.
process control computer.
Chairman Of the Board
of
Officer
Thompson
Ramo Wooldridge Inc. will be J. D. Wright, now President ot Thompson
P. C. Crawford, now Chairman of the Board of Thompson Producls,
retire but will continue as a director and head of the Executive
•will
Committee, and Will be retained as a consultant to the company,
i
Ut. If. W. Wooldridge, now President and a director of Ramo-Wool¬
dridge, will become President cf the merged company, and Dr. S. Ramo,
Vice-President
a
and
director
a
Executive Vice-President.—V.
188,
of
Ramo-Wooldridge,
995.
p.
will become
Y
.
X
-
'
.
'
'
Thompson
This
hardware,
of
whose
addition
In
the
Products,
corporation on
Monica, Calif.
maintained
in
Angeles
above.—-V.
Inc.
Sept.
188,
794.
p.
its
dedicated
22
Pacific
new
Treasure
in
Division
manufacture
to
all
Titeflex'
of
the
Titeflex-Pacific
District
Sales
Division, which
formerly located
Office,
also
in
houses
Los
The
Springfield
flexible"
have
"400'
been
Teflon
designed
hose
assemblies
that
"finger-
are
and
developed
for
high-temperature
applications by Titeflex, Inc. These
industrial
lines.
'
Excellent
because
flow characteristics
©f
the
low
■
indicated
are
convolutions
found
in
by
a
tape.
-
and
Sell
Controlling Interest in
Fish Packing Concern—
"Net
and
President,
an
announcement
quarters
in
america
has
Astoria,
^Includes
will
transaction
to
cease
becomes
be
who
a
F.
at
Columbia
Sandoz,
$21
effective
company's
President,
share
a
River
said
that
for
aproximately
65,000
which
Cooke,
will
Mr.
invest
Gamble
Sandoz
its
offer
to
reducing
of
the SEC
Aug.
on
cent),
one
tc
in
said
is
9,133
the
shares
is to
Columbia
River
that
Henry,
Lee
—V.
'
its
River
109,275
of
has
its
sent
to
its
shareholders
covering
withdrawn.
Last
842,500,000.
Van
of
1957
Transamerica
to
buy
its
nati0Dally
option
188,
D.
is
379,275
gave
option
an
wholly-owned
operating
exercisable
shares
with
a
to
a
subsidiary,
finance
after
Allied
stock
common
Electric
is
at
Foss
distribution
and
Counties,
Buren
Foss
and
and
; X XX
~
.;
:
X "
V-"V ' V
Open Man¬
.XX
:
stated
that
production- machinery is now being,
dne-story building of 10,000 '. square
pails*,, ttinpia.? cans for printing ink and
Other products' 'will also be: stocked5' ,'foi prompt shipment-af the plant.
ire
recently
a
Ill' addition
feet.
acquired
steel
to
an
electric
Southeastern
owned
by
agreed
Electric is
of
Iowa.
members
"
*
Walt
value
engaged
The
<
Productions—Places
$5,000*000
Notes—
that-it has placed
with the Prudential Insurance Co. of America $5,000,000
of 5Vz% sinking fund notes-due Sept. 15, 1973. Kidder,
out-
the
Foss
of
Disney
This corporation announced on Oct. 1
in
energy
Peabody & Co., Inc., acted as agent in placing the loan.
proceeds will
bank
which
loans
picture
be
to"Working capital and
added
incurred
were
television
and
finance
to
films.—V." 187,
used
to
reduce
production
the
of
motion
780.
p.
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
,
commission
a
commission
a
of
2%
8%
of
on
debentures
on
debentures
sold
sold
by
by
the
posal—
See
the
from
sale
of
the
debentures
will
company's general fund and initially will be used
short-term
pany
notes
may
its
with
loans
individuals
working
United
funds
capital,
to
carry
and
Artists
due
company
that, as the volume
incur
additional
short-
increase
to
the
of
states
sidiaries
the
to
be
of
placed
to reduce
within
in
bank
amount
The
The
primarily
purchasing instalment
to
provide
1,
1959.
assets
(See
V.
of
188
Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
p.]^6 £?rp?rati°n on. °ct- 1 obtained controlling interest in United
% ©hJwlnf, Co" *n excha"ge for all of the outstanding stock
? *5,8 wholly-owned subsidiary. Highway Trailer Co., it was
h^L ^
B' Charnay- Chairman. The United name has
been dropped in favor of
an-
businesses
of
has
17.
the
the
was
hv
by
finalized
in
80%
the
plus
has
stated
plan,
next
two
United
control
of
for
137,352
In
Corp.,
UAA,
has
has
option
an
made
quarantees
to
188,
nff"shareholders of both
Qfii United this
the
h
agreement
^reement TCI has received 165,000
lt0C.k issUed by Highway Trailer
that
company s
common
Jli
sole
i
will
be
issued
common
to
TCI
stock.
at
a
Industries,
An
later
a
shares of
$250,000
in
cash.
at
Highway
date,
the
made
Trailer
of
Co
of the successor company. Highway
^ has assumed responsibility for the balance of
outstanding against notes
issued
by
TCI
nart
as
of
tho
SS5S KsT,«r.Hiehway Traller •fc-vw'tta!
ac<^rdance
common
with
the
previously
announced
^CIb-Wlllfdl8^1^Ute its Highway
of which
stock,
approximately
plan
accented
holdings
as
1,600,000
bv
dividend's
shares
are
hT' Cbarnfty sajd that directors will meet today (Oct. 6)
^5 J?
and date of the first such distribution
TCI
S^k Exchange. The Industries common
&Ll'a!h
preferred will
new
are listed on
be
listed
change when distribution has been effected.
Highway Trailer, with plants at Edgerton
on
the American
the
same
Fv
X"
and
to
th6se
of
of
rate
same
100
to
pur¬
shares
for
up
on
is
1959,
5^2%
of
notes,
series
list
warrants
the
on
various
C,
at
time
any
Canadian Stock
which the company's shares are listed prior
unlikely that application will be made to list
Pacific
or
sold
were
The
Exchanges
31,-
either the
1959.
It
American
Exchanges in view of the fact that the notes
distributed only in Canada and no registration states
and
ment
with
March
to
on
Stock
Coast
Securities Act of
either
respect
1933
the
to
notes
(United States)
or
the
has been
warrants
under
the
filed.
directors
took:the view that the net proceeds of $2,375,000 were'
sufficient
for the
company's immediate purposes, although a larger
issue could have been made.
acquire
_
of July
As
31, 1958, the company had total funded debt of $3,787,500,
series A 5% notes; $630,500 series B 5Vz% notes;
$2,500,000
series C
5'/2%
notes.
Sinking
fund
payments are
con¬
follows:
as
purchase of AAP and has undertaken certain other
for all of which UA will earn fees for its services.
"budget-type"
the
application by
construction
cost
mated
Federal
of
of
about
natural
company
this
gas
$3,000,000,
Commission
Power
The
and
$657,000
$100,000 per year series A, $35,000 per year series B and on the series
$150,000 per year commencing July 15, 1960, to July 15, 1966, both
inclusive, increasing to $200,000 July 15, 1967, to July 15, 1972, inclu¬
sive, with a final payment on maturity of $250,000.—V
167, p. 1254.
announced
to
proposes
seeking authorization
during 1959 at an esti¬
for filing, the
company
facilities
has
been
West Texas Utilities Co.—To
accepted
Sept. 18.
on
construct
from
time
to
time
The
cost
of
any
and the total cost of
the
during
that
—V.
187,
would
would
not
not
exceed
exceed
Commission
1958
$400,000
the
of
has
order
giving interested persons until Oct.
thereon.
an
hearing
a
of such
sale
will he
construction-program.—V.
Period End.
to
used
187,
finance
14,
part of the subsidiary's
498.
p.
Industries,
Inc.
above.—V.
187,
Railway
Ry.—Earnings—
Aug.'3l—
1958—Month—1957
Railway oper. revenue^-
Sharing Corp.—Change in Control, etc.
Continental
Trans
issued
request
Western Maryland
United Profit
See
Stock to Parent—
many
1254.
p.
to
Proceeds
$3,000,000.
did not propose any new or additional gas sales and
filing of a "budget-type" application would eliminate
routine
applications
for
minor
construction.
company
filing
connection
one
all such construction
Sell
This company,
a
subsidiary of Central & South West Corp., has
applied to the SEC for an :order permitting its sale of an additional
123,000 shares of tis common stock to Central for $1,250,000: and the
the year facilities to enable it to take into its main line system natural
gas which it will purchase from producers in the general area of its
oper.
1958—8 Mos.—1957
•
$3,692,742
$4,588,624
$29,116,851
$37,071,947
2,757,8*3
3,243,140
22,702,507
25,801,937
$934,899
$1,342,484
$6,414,344
$11,270,010
952,063
1,072,489
"■ 5,449.991
8,134,782
expenses
2496.
p.
Net revenue'from rail¬
United
Pacific
Corp..—
Chairman
Sells
of
As
Part
of
United
will
Pacific
Wilson
-
MacDonald,
continue
Corp.—V.
Nat S. Rogers, William S. Street.
Mr.
his duties as Chief Executive Officer of
in
179,
2081.
p.
•
.
.Loss
Sept;
on
issue
is
move
out
30
slated
that
announced
for
sale
its
$22,500,000
Oct.
on
of
said
the
to
indicate
money
that
market,
the
rather
•
1,
1958
Cash
sinking
"is
Jones Corp.
before Federal income
Provision
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
for. Federal
1958
1
taxe3__l__J_______ ;l
income
taxes
loss——1__—__1
dividends—
Income.
1957
$12,026,000 $13,082,000
107,000
*687.000
(estimated)
X.
_____
*.
•-*
**
Cr60,000
351.000
$47,000
*$336,000
:
8.2,000
—
'
r-•'
.•
.-..I
-
X--*-.
246,000
'
-
,
,
W.
M.
Borders, President; and Benjamin Kulp, Chairman, in their
report to stockholders, said: "Operations for July were profitable and
present indications are they will continue to be profitable for the
being
firm
is taking itself com¬
temporarily postponing
than
issue.
debt
*
-
-
*
corporation
debentures
withdrawn."
the
1
income
1201.
Nine Months Ended July 31—
Net' sales___—___——_—1.1
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp.—Offering Withdrawn—
pletely
p."
188,
Net
fund
oper.
ry.
—V.
1958,
12,
Ehrlichman, D. K.
Ehrlichman
'"
.
four members of the corporation's board of
directors joined Ben B. Ehrlichman in the ownership of a
majority
of
the
corporation's
voting stock
heretofore
owned
solely
Mr.
by
Ehrlichman.
This stock hac been placed in a
voting trust, to be ad¬
ministered
by the live owners as trustees: Norton Clapp,
Ben
B.
Aug.
operations—_
way
His '
Net
Stock Holdings—
"Because
based
time
l?alwU?SSnSrithe .sole. operation
$2,990;983
31,'
holder
the
at
company
to 12 noon on July 15, 1968, at' prices com¬
mencing at $2 per share to July 15, I960, increasing 50 cents per share
thereafter and 50 cents per share every two years to July 16, 1966.
The price per share will therefore be $4 per share during the last two
years of the warrants term.
It is anticipated that application will be
able
in
the
March
is
banks
of
amount
holders
to
purchase warrants entitle the
shares
principal
remainder
of
the current fiscal
year'."—rV. 187,
p.
1587.
.
,
>r
additional
.Par6Uant }.° the agreement, United had dis-
/ was operating properties and
held
asset
stock
common
$1,000
after
United Gas Pipe Line Co.—To Increase Facilities—
A
This
new" fiTiS?
X
.
C
The
an
Summer and subsequently
,
and
its
with
The
each
897.
p.
-
the company sold to its fiscal agents, Royal Securities
and James Richardson & Sons, as underwriters, $2,500,000
sinking fund secured notes, series C.
The notes which carry
purchase warrants are for a 15-year term and are dated July 15,
chase
with UAA's
responsibilities,
X;
•
Ltd.,
1958.
it is anticipated, will be exercised
In the meantime, UA will have
years.
1420
p.
mid-July
stock
additional
from all other security
accept the tenders if it
capital shares.
will
Artists
three
or
warrants
173,
Corp.
5V'a %
is continued
tenders
it
AAP's
of
more
or
purchase
invited
now
UAA
management
Division.
accordance
(Bloomington* 111.)—To Re¬
West Canadian Oil.& Gas Ltd., Calgary, Alberta, Can.
—Financing Completed—Listing of Securities Planned—
comparable
capital stock of UAA which,
nection
Inc., of which
Trans Continental
Chairman.
operate its Detroit Hardware
X."
J.5&7.
p.
making
Highway Trailer Industries,
£ha"iay /lso has been elected
187,
the
Bend,
receivables.
1958 there
of
—V.
f
ii.'continue to
above.—V.
-'X"
:•
100%.
sub¬
gross
outstanding),
acquire
in
Merger Pro¬
x
been recently called for redemption
or.
Oct.
1,
1958,
outstanding first mortgage serial bonds, dated Feb. ,1; 1951
Payment is feeing made at the First National Bank, West
Wis. or at the Continental Illinois National Bank,<f<?hicago, 111.
all
at
,
Corp.—Reports Increased Earnings—
the
for
UAA
Oct.
all
Reynolds Tobacco Co,
Co
vV
■
have
There
loans
year.
one
income worldwide totaled $18,848,000 against
period of 1957.
Thus there is every
indication that net profits potential will continue to be
encouraging,
especially in the light* of the important feature films scheduled for
release during the remainder of this year and 1959.
The wholly-owned subsidiary of UA, Gotham Film
Television Corp.,
acquired last December 700,000 shares of AAP stock (about 41% of the
to
x%
Wesley Methodist Church
the
requires, the com¬
long-term
indebtedness
to
or
used
their respective
on
be
business
first 11 weeks of the third quarter of
$14,737,000
by
J.
R.
XXX'....
the
under¬
gross income for the first half of this year totaled approximately
$37,453,000 against $32,498,000 for the same period of
1957.
Net
earnings,
after
provision for
taxes,
for
the
same
period
totaled
$1,319,000 in 1958 against $1,196,000 in 1957.
This represents $1.23
per
share on the 1,071,397 shares of common outstanding on June
28th
and
compares with $1.12
per
share for the similar period in
1957, after adjustments for the differential
in
shares
outstanding.
For
:x\
deem Bonds-—
Proceeds
New
Building
with
comoany
Jan.
of
group
1316.
Trans Continental
to
'
<
Ontario;' Canada,
2953.
p,
Corp., Tampa, Fla. — Registers With :
Exchange Commission—-
underwriters
company
The
The
393.t—V.
Stoek
1317...
p.
plant-ft> produce Steel shipping pails used for the safe .packaging
shipment of paints, chemicals, adhesiv^s. oil and.''similar products
Th
stated
July
investors
Its
188,
begin, production in early November, m Vancouver; British Colpmbia, Canada.
The*Vulcan plant is said to be the first steel pail
manufacturing facility in Canada's Pacific Coast.
Norman G. Berhecker, President of Vulcan Containers Ltd., Toronto,
$60,268,000 $38,029,000
187,
aggregate of $273,990.
an
transmission
188, p. 995.
Securities
view
a
on
shares
ufacturing Plant in Western Canada—v
Union Finance
outstanding stock to 270,000 shares. They are being
price paid to Transamerica, which also has
agreed
same
^L,
chSxe
196,492
Vulcan Containers Inc., Bellwood, 111.—To
:
14,
be
1958
Electric
Union
or
and
stock
family,—V.
system.
Columbia
om its h°ldIr-6s the number of shares required to make up
difference between those
bought from other shareholders and the
of 109,275 shares. The new
investors will then have an
option
purchase all remaining shares held
by Transamerica.
Sale ©f the pioneer fish
packing company is another move in Trans¬
america's
program to
dispose of some of its non-insurance subsid¬
closing
Vick
ill ,be
given for every seven shares of La voris.-.-' - .X
will continue to manufacture its proprietary mouth¬
wash in Minneapolis. H. C. Keen will-remain President of the company.
Inc.—August Sales Up—
31—
departments.—V.
of
purchase,
tetanding
for
President.
buy from them
the
ratihS
of
1
Lavoris ,Qo.
Hie
total
ratified
issuing „of
Oct.
on
'■
the acquisition provides
capital stock, four shares
9,
will
—
leased
$30 per share,
in
to
p.
the
of mouthwash,
t
Sept.
The SEC has issued an order authorizing this company to
purchase
substantially all the properties of Foss Electric Co., Inc., In exchange
shares
stock to other parties,
including Castle &
which already owns about 11.8% of the stock.
&
Russell, Inc., and a present director of Columbia River.
Robert
Dant, and C. Howard Lane, General
Manager of KOIN-TV in Portland,
Yo*
Co.
on
•
head¬
through this transaction
group of Oregon businessmen, including Ted R.
Gamble, a former
Chairman of Colmnbia River; Thomas W.
Dant, Chairman of Dant
iaries.
of,the Vick Chemical
stockholders
part
which
of
...
Union Electric Co.—Purchase of Foss Electric Cleared
Trans¬
are a
+2
r
Co.—Acquisition Completed—
56-year old manufacturer
Co.,
Ratified by-La voris
installed
—V.
the
T.
sell
the
River
River
fnc., of Hawaii,
Others
after
from
Ore.,
agreed to
Columbia
Columbia
announced.
subsidiary of Transamerica
Oct. 17, Mr. Belgrano said.
the
Pres¬
A
Year Ended Aug.
1
The directors on Sept. 18 agreed to sell some or all of the more
thart 275,000 shares which represent its
controlling interest in Columbia
Packers Association, Inc., F. N.
Belgrano, Transamerica Chair¬
offered
Lavcris
became
794.
p.
sales,.,
Under
River
Mr.
\
•
-
registration statement filed with
shares of common stock (par
188,
shares.
Transamerica Corp.—To
of
Schneider
Chemical
Vick
The
officers
Hunters, Inc.—Statement Withdrawn—
improvement.
for the Springfield "400"
inner tube, manufac¬
the
unique Titeflex process which utilizes Teflon and RiberTiteflex.,„is a leading designer and producer of flexible
metal hose,
Quick-Seal couplings, electrical
connectors,
Ignition shielding, and other aircraft and industrial products.—V. 188,
p. 1094.
of
.
The
corrosion-resistant
In'
Trailer Industries, Inc.; C. Lon
Maybruck,
Vice-President
and
Two Guys From Harrison
the
lightweight hose assemblies are said to have an extremely long life
expectancy and represent an economical replacement for many rubber
i.
;
.
and
Angeles,
.
man
•
Manu¬
window
at Roseville, Mich.
the following have been elected
1,946,499
—V.
the
Division
New Product Announced—
glas
r
Hardware
casement
and
writers.
caiif.
TefWii
Detroit
located
'\>X X'
393.
p.
prospectus
tured
builders'
vertible
products,
and, in addition, provide special fittings for mock-up and engineering
use.
Titeflex-Pacific Division has Its own engineering section, which
uses
a
direct telegraph wire to the Titeflex Engineering Center at
the main plant in Springfield, Mass,
i
A large inventory of raw materials and finished products are
being
»
Canada.
eastern
TCI's
of
Charles
N.
Secretary,
and
Christy, Treasurer. Messrs, Charnay, Schneider and Maybruck
the company's board, along with Harold Meagher, President of
Highway Trailer Co., Julius Epstein and Laurence Witten.—V.
188,
and
Pacific
new
flex
in
is
on
the
New
is
Charnay,
ident;
are
The new 15,000 sq. ft. facility, Titeflex' first branch plant, Is a
fully integrated manufacturing division.
1
Complete1 metal processing assembly and testing equipment enables
and
plant
Highway
new
and
transaction
manufacturer
a
Mr.
to
Cleveland
of
this
the
Curtis
'
Los
east
by
Division,
providing $2,005,000 for Federal income taxes. After dividends on
preferred stock this is equivalent to SI.86 per share on the 927,254
of common stock-outstanding 6n Aug. 3, 1957.—V. 188, p. 92.
\
after
shares
Sept.
Titeflex, Inc.—New Pacific Division Dedicated—
Santa
affected
js
stock
trends,
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC cm
26,
1958 covering $500,000 of 6%
20-year sinking fund concapital debentures due Oct. 15, 1978 to be offered for public
sale through an underwriting group headed
by Beil & Hough, Inc.
The debentures are registered in denominations
commencing with $500
and increasing in multiples thereof.
The company has agreed to pay
:
"
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc.—Merger—
See
$1,160,000.. After
loss
of
transport
The
X
^
markets
serve
Not
for
Executive
Chief
and
f^odtfets.
now
to
facturing
Fiscal
Inc.,
a
Ramo-Wooldridge subsidiary, was
organized in 1954 to engage in the development and manufacture of
transistors, diodes and related electronic devices.
The
Thompson-Raino-Wooldridge Products Co., jointly owned ny
Thompson Products and Ramo-Wooldridge, was organized earlier this
.year to concentrate on industrial process control and to market as its
first product the RW-300 digital control computer, the natkm's first
I
maintenance
current
the
of
Jan. 1, 1959.
"i
Pacific
Semiconductors,
<
n
and
with
-
overwhelming approval of a
proposal which will enable the company to acquire by merger the
properties of its affiliate. The Ramo-Wooldridge Corp., of Los Angeles,
Calif., and to change the corporate name to Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc.
The merger, scheduled to become effective Oct. 31, will result in an
Integrated company with total employment in excess of 20,000, assets
of more than 8200,000,000, and sales in 1958 In the estimated range of
$300,800,000 to $325,000,000.
RAmo-Woolridge stockholders, meeting earlier on Sept, 30, cast a
Sept.
on
line
Monday, October 6, 1958
.
provision for dividends on the preferred stock this
equivalent; to $1.09 per share on the 927,254 shares of common
outstanding-on Aug. 2, 1958.
For the 39 weeks ended Aug. 3, 1957, the net profit was $1,887,498
complete line of truck
trailers and'equipment for the
telephone and other utility lines.
the company expanded its
activities recently with the addition of a Cargo Container Dept. for
the
manufacture of
freight containers for highway,
rail,
air
and
water shipments.
Construction also is in progress on a new 141,000
square foot plant at Hazleton, Pa., scheduled to open in January 1959,
In
Thompson Products, Inc.—Merger Approved—
The
manufactures
construction
.
.
Stoughton,
Wis.,
fact
that
the
of
condition
the
of
bond
market,
coupled
with
the
"The
capital
tended
will
advanced
The
of
program
not
stage
be
and
debenture
underwriters
view
of
ment
had
the
was
been
issue,
which
by
of
with
re-scheduled
he
continue
first
headed
weakness
filed"
for
affected,"
will
the
the
for
the
scheduled
A.
G.
bond
long-term
added.
on
"The
schedule."
financing
expansion
was
is
in
in¬
an
market
<fe
Co.,
Aug.
26
by
a
group
was
postponed "in
market since the registration state¬
offering
ended
company
Aug.
2,
and its subsidiaries
1958
of
$861,247
and
on
report
after
A.
,
Exchange
Oct.
1.—V.
Commission.
188,
It
p.
1317.
a
net loss for1 the
Federal income tax
a
39
weeks
1958
1-.-
1957
8144,656,633 $123,677,654
President, said that while final earnings figures were
not yet available for the first quarter of the company's fiscal year,
net incqme would exceed that reported for the first quarter last
year.
added
that
it
increase
The
company
would
at
the
is
now
be
presumptuous,
same
rate
did
as
negotiating
fof
however,
sales
two
for
to
expect
the
earnings
period.
supermarket
locations in
If these negotiations are completed, it will mark the com¬
first entry into-that State. Three new supermarkets-have been*
opened in the Atlanta, Ga., area dtiring the past four months and
several other location's there are in various stages of
development.
Virginia.
pany's
After
of
X
Davis,
estimating that sales for
will
credit
Stores, Inc.—Sales Increased—
Sept. 20—
———-—I—__rX___lJ
D.
would
for
Becker
Securities
12 Weeks Ended
•Sales
He
■
Universal Pictures Co., Inc.—Reports Loss—
This
Winn-Dixie
financial
our
requirements
for
several
years
are
fully
provided for by a very satisfactory $22,500,000 oank term loan, our
proposed long-term financing has been canceled," said William G.
Stewart, President.
amount
that
the
out
the
to
company
approximately
will continue
1959. fiscal
year."—V.
the fiscal year
$675,000,000,
to
188.
he
ending
added,
show satisfactory
p.
1317.
June
"We
27,
1959
believe
earnings through¬
.
Volume
-
...
i
v
4
188
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
5783
Number
(1439)
ZZZ/Z .J?%/ /
AND NEGOTIATIONS
BOND
ALABAMA
obligation
sold
to
a
Alameda County, Calif.
The $300,000 tax
anticipation notes offered Sept. 30
composed of
Hugo Marx & Co., Merrill Lynch',
—v.
Pierce,
to the First Western Bank & Trust
Fen ner
Smith, Berne*
&
188,
1318—were
p.
awarded
Perry & Co., Watkins, Morrow &
Co., San Francisco, at 2.10% in¬
Co., and George M. Wood & Co., terest, plus a premium of $33.
/
at a price of par, a net interest
Albany Unified School District,
cost of a out 4.07%, as follows: •;
j ; / Alameda County, Calif.
$37,000 4V*s-* Due on Feb. 1 from
Note Sale •— The $100,000 tax
•-.;/•/ 1959 to 1962 inclusive. £>
:
i
anticipation notes offered Sept. 30
128,000 3-V4;s.< Due on Feb. 1 from —v. 188, p., 1318—were awarded
1903 to 1973 inclusive.
;
•116,000 4s.
Due
//
j
•
Due
The
bonds
are
dated
.
Revenue, Ex-Officio Treasurer 6f
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, the City and County or at the
of San Francisco.
//'
////// Chase Manhattan Bank, New York
Note Sale—The $150,000 tax an¬
City. Legality approved by Daw¬
Sacramento-Yolo Port District
ticipation notes offered Sept. 30—
son, Nagel, Sherman & Howard,
(P. O. Sacramento), Calif. //;
v.
188, p. 1318—were awarded to
of Denver.
thb/First;Western^^ Bank &ZT?ust
Co., San Ffaiiciscd, at 2.25% in¬
terest, plus a premium of $16.50.
Hinkley Union School District,
San Bernardino Court
I
Bond
Sale—The $25,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 29—v.
188, p.
1202—were
Castro
Valley School District,
County, Calif.
j
Note Sale—The
of
Alameda
1,
i
Feb.
1958.. Interest F-A.
Legality ap¬
proved by White, Bradleyr Arant,
All & Rose, of Birmingham.: :
$250,000 tax
an¬
ticipation notes offered/ Sept. 30
■—rv.. 188, p. 1318—were awarded
to*
^
Marion County, County Board of
Education (P. Oi Hamilton), Aid.
t
the
Trust
~
Western
First
Co.,
San
&
Bank
Francisco,
at
premium of
about
awarded
to
*
the
Se¬
4.48%.
a
Bond Offering—Secretary Ivory*
J. Rodda announces that the Port
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school
bonds offered Sept/30—v. 188, p.
1095—were
awarded
the
to
Se-*
■
CONNECTICUT
Commission will
receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (PST) on Oct. 20.
Oct. 30 from 1960 to 19881
on
Bernardino, Calif.
///
$490,000 library
America National Trust & Sav¬
3'%k Due on Sept 1, 19681
The issue is dated Sept 1, 195,8.
Interest M-S.
Legality approved
White, Bradley, Arant, All &
-Rose, of Birmingham.1 *
% :"
by
Esparto Utiiort School District,
/> ' F©&> County, Calif.
:*
vOffering —.Charles
Bond
County Clerk,
Payntoh.
ceive sealed bids at
Woodland until 2
Tallapoosa County (P.
Dadeville), Ala.
;:
O.
,
~
from June
1, 1965 to June 1,
1968 inclusive.
The warrants
are
Interest J-D.
dated June
Legality
Rose, of Birmingham.
.
(A-O) playable at the County
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by'Orrjck, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San
Treasurer's
Excelsior
1,
1095—were awarded to a group
by the Bank of America
National
apr
Savings
Asso¬
3.98%/- ; //
-
ALASKA
sold to the
Alaska Lumber & Pulp
Co;, Inc.,
of Seattle, as 6s.
Dated. July 1,
1958. Due on Jan. 1 from 1961 to
was
in
inclusive./Interest J-J Le¬
gality approved by Preston, Thofgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.1 '
the
account:
Merrill
Lynch j Pierce, Fenner & Smith; J.
Barth &" Go:/John Nuveen & Co.;
Lawson/Levy, Williams & Stern;
Stone & Youngberg; Hill Richards
& Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Irving
Lundborg &;Co.; Fred D. Blake &
Gordon
,
Bond
Clerk
J
Grove
District,
Union
Orange
High School
County, Calif,
Mesa, Ariz.
.
Offering;— The
Will receivfe
his office" in Santa
/";
sealed
Ana
bids at
until
11
Bond Sale—The $450,000
library
improvement bonds offered Sept. Oct. -Dirbm 1959 to -1978 inclusive.
25-—v.. 188, p. 996r—-were awarded,
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
to the Valley National
Bank-,/ of able. ai the-County Treasurer's of¬
Phoenix/ZZ " ./ '
.v.
:
fice.
Legality approved by
.
.
until
11
a.m.
1
from
1959
1970
to
Bond
Offering
100.08,
Jack G. Blue,
—
Principal and interest payable at
the District Treasurer's
at
office, or
the Chase Manhattan Bank, of
New
York
City, at the holder's
option.
Legality
approved
by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An-
geies.
about 3.24%.
;
1
/
.
"/'/z/.;; f'
syndicate?
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, of
0a.m. (PST) on Oct. 14 for
New York, Kuhny Loeb & Co., F.
purchase of $1,000,000 school Si
Smithers, & Co., WoodjStrutliers
bonds. Dated Nov. 15, 1958. Dud
& Co., Bramhall, Falion< & Co/ J.
on Nov.
15 from 1959 to 1983 in¬
G. Bradford & Co.* Brown Bros,
clusive.
Principal and interest Harriman & Co., Robert Winthrop
(M-N) payable! at the County &
Co., and Winslow, Cohn& Stet¬
Treasurer's office. Legalityy ap¬ son.
'•;'/;/•>/
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
Haddam (P. O. Haddam), Conn*
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
the
'
cisco.
■■//■:////■.'/% //:';/%//-/'
■■■*
San
.
Lorenzo
School
Alameda County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive, sealed
bids at his office in- Oakland
til
10
on
Nov. 15 from
Bond Sale—The"
Boston Corp., as
of
100.31*
in¬
clusive.
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
South
Los
Bond
School District,
Whittier
Sale—The
$382,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 30—v.
1095—were
headed
■
Angeles County, Calif.
awarded
to
188,
a
sealed
receive
Windsor,Cdrin.
group:
Merrill
Smith,
Sale
Bond
bonds
the
Co./
Dept.* 777 Main St., Hart¬
ford, until 2 pm (DST) on Oct. 14
for
the
purchase' of
$400,000
county arid court house building
bonds. Dated Oct. 15* 19581 Due oh
Oct* 15 from 1950 to 1970 incfusive. Legality approved by Day,
Berry* & Howard, of Hartfofd,
school
in
the Hart¬
Trust
by the Bank of America
Others
bids at
National Bank & Trust
ford
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
tion, San Francisco, as 4Vis, at a
price of 101.43, a basis of about
3.60s* at £ pftee
basis of about 3.54%.)
Bond Offering — Arnold H.
WatrOus* County Chairman* will
p,
group
a
MiJdtdsdx Cdunty (ft 0.
Middle town), Conn.
un¬
(PST) on Oct. 14 for
the purchase of
$200,000 school
bonds. Dated Nov. 15, 1958.
Due
a.m.
1959 to 1983
$400,000 school
bonds: offered Sept.. 3d—w 18tfr p*
1202-^were awarded to the First
District,
4.14%.
Union High School District,
Napa County, Calif.
Band Sale —An issue of $540,000
Napa
a
Other members of the
bids at his office in Oakland un¬
til
bonds, at a price of
net interest cost of
program
County, Calif.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
inclusive.
1318
and
—
—
The
$2,265,000
improvement
188* p.
awarded to a group
public
offered
were
Oct.
2—-v.
composed of Phelps, Fenn & Co.!
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.*
sold to the Bank
Dean Witter & Co., Lawson, Levy,
Williams & Stern, Irving Lund¬
of America National Trust & Sav¬
borg & Co., Fred D. Blake & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
National State Bank of Newark*
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc., ah<4
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., as
3V£s, at a price of 100.13, a basis
and C. N. White & Co.
of about 3.48%.
school bonds
ings
Bank,
was
of San
Francisco, as
follows:
Lynch, Pierce,
$170,000 5s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1959 to
1967 inclusive.
on
135,000 3V2S. Due
1971 to
on
Sept. 1 from
1976 inclusive.
to
1982
inclusive.
Is. Due on Sept. 1, 1983.
Dated Sept. 1, 1958.
Principal
25,000
(M-S) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orriek, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
Treasurer's
Dec.
1,
1958.
Unified
School
District,
Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland, un¬
til 10 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 21 fo*
the purchase of $10,000,000 school
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due on
Dee. 1 from 1959 to 1983 inclusive.
water
cates
1202
and
offered
—
—
The
$900,000
sewer revenue?
were
certifi-?
Sept. 29—V. 188* pi*
awarded to a group
Due
office.
$450,000 Series A certificates at
a price of 97.67, a net interest
cost of about 4.31% as fol-i
COLORADO
Denver
(City and County of),
Cotorado
Bond Offering—T. P.
Alamedd County, Calif.
Bond Offering—-Jack G.
tfatorI, Fla.
Certificate Sale
comppsed of Barcus, Kindred &
on Dec.
1 from 1960 to 1970 in¬ Co., Atwill & Co., Stubbs,. Wdtclusive.
Principal and interest kins & Lombardo, Inc., and J. M.
(J-D)
payable
at the
County Dain & Co., as follows:
Dated
and interest
Oakland
Boca
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angetes,
until 9 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 5 for
the
purchase of $11,000 school
bonds.
150,000 3%s. Due on Sept. 1 from
FLORIDA
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Sept. 1, 1968.
40,000 3V4S. Due on Sept. 1, 1969
20,000 4s. Due
1977
Fenner &
Willowbrook School District, Los
County
(PST) on Oct 7 for the pur¬
chase of $44,000 school building
bonds. Dated Oct. I, 1958. Due on
*
bids
San Francisco.
a.tn.
;
sealed
(PST) 011 Oct. 14 for the purchase
of $18,000,000 Waterworks bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1958. Due on Nov.
and 1970.
Co., and C. N; White & Co.
2000
"
&
Trust
ciation, San Francisco, as 4s, at a
price of 100.19, a basis of about
Sitka, Alaska
%
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,200,000
municipal -utilities
junior
ARIZONA
High Sch. Dist.,
Sale—The$l,445,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept, 30—v. 188,
p.
"
bonds
Union
Bond
Others
revenue
interest
headed
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
All &
1959 to 1970
Francisco.-' \:a;ZZ
semi-annually
from Dec. 1, 1963 to Dec. 1,
1964 inclusive.
,■•/;/.
70,000 23/4s. Due : smi-annually
1958,
(PST) on
$16,000
Principal and
inclusive.
warrants
was; sold
to
Hugo Marx & Co., at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
2.77%, as follows:
;\Z/'*l'Z;:r;
Z/
his office in
p.m.
Due oh Oct. 15 from
revenue
Due
re¬
Dated Oct. 15, 1958.
school bonds.
Warrant Sale—An issue oi' $100,-
2"kS.
will
S.
Oct. 15 for the purchase of
000 State gasoline fax anticipation
$30,000
receive
'
1,300,(500 feeder maiik extension,
Leandro Unified School Dist.,
Alameda
about
// //:;;>;■■/:; /{ ^
.
ings Association, San Francisco.
San
of-
cost
3.2^%/:;
1,500,000 £ e w e r a g e? extension
program bonds, at » price? of
/101.51* a net interest cost of
about 3.15%.
./ )
bonds offered Sept. 29—v. 188, p.
1095—were awarded to the Bank
of
interest
net
a
San
Bond Sale—The
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the County
Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
bron, Secretary of Directors, will proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
1965 to 1967 inclusive.
O. Hartfofd), Conn. /
Bond Sale^—The $4,400,000bonds
offered Sept. 26—v. 186,. pv 1202—
Were awarded to a syndicate
inclusive. - Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at t h e* District headed by the First National City
Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬ Bank, of New York City* as 3%s»
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her- as follows:
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬ $1,600,000 West Branch water supcisco. ■'
ply bonds, at a price of 10&G9,
/:///;/F///: ;/
Due
:
35.000
County Metropolitart
Dist. (P.
$1,000,000 port
project bonds. Dated Oet. 30, 1958.
-
..%/
Hartford
for the purchase of
Lancaster School District,
curity-First National Bank of Los
Angeles, and Dean Witter & Co.,
Warrant Sale—An issue of $50,ointly, as 41/4s, at a price of 100.12,
000 capital outlay school warrants Claremont Uhified School District, a
basis of about 4.07%.
was old to Hendrix
& Mayes, at
Los Angelas County, Calif.
Martrt Municipdl Water District,
a price of par. a net interest cost
Bond Offering—Harold J Ostly,
Marin County, Calif.
of about 2.83%, as follows:'
v
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Offering—B. J. Brusatori,
$28,000 j
i. rbih'- bids at liis Office in Los Angeles, Secretary of the1 Board of Direc¬
until 9 a.inr (PST) on Nov. 5 for
•:
:/1959;t^/fW"^
%
tors,, will receive * sealed bids at
the
purchase; ■ of $439,000 school his office in San Rafael, until 11
22,000 2s4S- Due on Aug. 1 from
building /-boricls. Dated
Dec,
1,
1965 to 1967 inclusive;
a.m. (PST) on Oct. 22 for the pur¬
*^/; "/
1958. Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to
•; The warrants are dated, Aug/
chase of $2,700,000 improvement
t; 1983F
inelusiVeFPrincipal and in¬ bonds. Dated Dec.
1958.
Interest F-A.
Legality ap¬
1, 1958. Due
terest /(J-D) ' payable
at
the on
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1988 inclu¬
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
County Treasurer's office.
All & Rose* of Birmingham.
sive. Bonds due in 1980 and there¬
Cypress Scb. Diet., Orange County, after are callable as of Dec. 1,1979.
Phe nix City, Ala.
/»•*.- T-•••;•/'5 California
^
■//>'./ ■/'" Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
11 Warrant Sale—A'n issue.of $347,Bond Offerlftg—Sealed bids will able at the Bank of America Na¬
000 capital Outlay watrants,-"wa's
Bet received' by the County Clerk tional Trust & Savings Associa¬
sold to a group composed of Hen¬
at" his officb in Sahta Ana until tion, Sap Rafael, or at the Chemidrix & Mayes, Inc., First; National
New
11 a.m./ (PST) on Oct. 7 for the bal /Corn /Exchange Bank,
Bank of Birmingham, Sterne, Agee
York City. Legality approved by
& Leach, and Cumberland' Secm purchase.of $177,000 school build-*
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
ing-bonds. Dated Oct. 15, 1958.
rities Corp.; at a price of 100.05,
Due on Oct 15 from 1959 to 1978 Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
a net interest, cost of
about3.38%,
inclusive.Principal and interest
Metropolitan Water District of
as follows: Z*Z ZZ
/;'/%Z:H;//. •///... (A-O)/p a y a b 1 e at the County Southern
California (P, O. 306
$207,9.00 31/2s. Due pre Sept; 1 frdWf Treasurer^ .office.
Legality ap¬
West Third St., Los Angeles), /
1959 to 1964 inclusive. ;/'%
Z proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
V/
California
105,000 31is. Due on Sept. 1 from Los
Bond Offering—Fred A. HeilAngeles;
2.10% interest, plus
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the office of the Manager of
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Orrick,
County, Calif.
curity-First National Bank of Los
Angeles, and Taylor & Co., jointly,
as 4V2S, at a price of 100.16, a basis
Feb. 1 from
on
1982 to' 1988 inclusive,
r
Los
Co., San Francisco, at 2.25% - in¬
terest, plus a premium of $11.
/
1974 to 19.81 inclusive.
119,000 4l4s.
of
to the First Western Bank & Trust
Feb. 1 from
on
Myers,
&
Hayward School District, Alameda
bonds; / Note' Sale
school
group
O'Melveny
Angeles.
Alameda Unified School District,
"•/'/
;;
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,000
general
CALIFORNIA
/
Atmdre, Ala.
was
55
Campbell,
President of the Board of
Water
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until II a.m. (MST> ovt Oct.
29 for the purchase of $12,750,000
general obligation water bonds.
Dated Nov. 1,1958. Due on Nov. 1
from 1970 to 1997 inclusive. Bonds
due
in
callable
1984 and thereafter are
as of Nov. 1, 1973. Prin¬
lows:
$137,000 4s, due? on Oct.
1 from 1963 to
197J
inelu^ve;
$106,000 4.20s* due on OCL \
from 1974 tp 1970 inckiSive^
and
$207,000 4dud oft Oct,
inclu^ve.
1 froirt 1980 td 1980
450,000 Series B certificated at a
price of 97.63* a net interest
cost of abouf 4.31 %as fol¬
lows: $130,000 4s,- due on Oct.
1 from 1963 to 1973 inclusive;
$100,000 4.20s, due* Oh Octr I
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1440)
1974
from
and
1 from
Florida
1979
to
inclusive;
sold via
a
synd¬
1980 to 1988 inclusive.
Glore, Forgan & Co., and Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., as follows:
$385,000 3V2S. Due
icated headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Board of
State
on
Education
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Bonds Re-Ottered
—
Thomas D.
State Superintendent of
Public
Instruction, will receive
sealed bids until 9:30 a.m. (EST)
Bailey,
$6,015,000 bonds, for $115,000 3}£s,
due on Jan. 1, 1966; $575,000
.3%s, due on Jan. 1 from 1967
_
to
600,000 State School bonds being'
issued on behalf of Marion, Lake,
Jan.
Alachua, Escambia, Manatee and
Hillsborough
Counties.
These
bonds are part of the total of $12,-
455,000 unsuccessfully offered on
Sept. 16—v. 188, p. 1203—and are
being reoffered at the request of
1969
inclusive; $560,000 4s,
due on Jan. 1, 1970 and 1971;
$2,065,000 414s, due on Jan. 1
from 1972 to 1977 inclusive;
and
$2,700,000 4%s, due on
Oct. 7 for the purchase of $3,-
on
negotiated sale to
Oct.
$220,000 4J/4S, due
1978
from
1
in¬
1983
to
clusive.
12,735,000 bonds,
Jan. 1, 1998.
Dated
and
4%s. Due
as
on
-
July 1, 1958. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
on
450,000 334s. Due
1970
The
1977
to
bonds
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Oct.
dated
are
Interest
1958.
on
1,
J-D.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
involved.
The
cur¬
First
National
Bank
Columbus, Ind.
Sale—The
Bond
$225,000 mu¬
nicipal park bonds offered Oct. 1
—v.
188, p. 1319—were awarded
the
to
Harris
&
Trust
Bank, Chicago, as 3%s, at a price
basis of about 3.32%.
School
Point
by
& Co.
Separate bids must be made
355,000 4'%s.
on
First
of
Corporation,
the Illinois Company, Stifel, Nicoally from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
laus & Co., Inc., Barcus, Kindred
Florida State Board of Education &
Co., Blunt Ellis & Simmons,
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Julien Collins & Co., Allan Blair
Bond Sale—The $1,800,000 State
& Co., E. Ray Allen & Co., Inc.,
School revenue bonds offered. Ballman &
Main, Burns, Corbctt
Sept. 30 were awarded as follows: & Pickard, Inc., Channer Securi¬
$1,100,000 Pinellas County bonds ties Co., Farwell, Chapman & Co.,
to
James
Magurno * &< Co., McCormick & Co., McMastc r
600,000 Leon County bonds to a
group ! c o mpose'd of First
&
Co.,
Rodman
Si
Renshaw, M. B. Vick & Co., and
F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc.
Wells
Corp., Mullaney,
Co., and Interstate
&
St.
Clair
No.
County School District
(P. O. Belleville), III.
175
July 1 from
011
Board
of
will
sealed
bids
receive
of
100.28,
basis of about 3.56%.
a
Call¬
of Oct.
office.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Des
port
Moines, Iowa
(P.
O.
Lawrenceburg),
1203—were awarded to
p.
$265,000 street
improvement bonds offered Sept.
1 from
headed by the Harris
Savings Bank, of Chicago,
314s, at a price of 101.82, a basis
Other
members
the
of
syndi¬
Northern Trust Co., of
cate:
to
-
Bridge
due
1968
;
.
bonds:
on
1962
to
1966 to 1968 inclusive.
Nov.
on
1
from
1959
to
inclusive; $360,000 214s,
Nov.
on
1
from
1963
to
1965
inclusive; and $354,000
2%s, due on Nov. 1 from 1966
to
1968
Other
inclusive.
of
members
the
group:
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
Kansas
City,
Lucas,
Eisen
&
Waeckerle, Beecroft, Cole & Co.,
Columbian Securities
Corp., Rod¬
Renshaw, Seltsam-Hanni &
&
man
Co., and Estes & Co.
(The city originally proposed to
bonds aggregating $2,045,000.
—v.
188, p. 1203.) "
sell
KENTUCKY
Elizabethtown, Ky.
a
of about 3.03%.
Indiana
Sale—The
1966
1,203,000 park land and improve-ment
bonds:
$489,000 2%s,
syndicate
as
from
1
1960
$1,800,000 air¬
offered Sept. 29—v.
Trust &
Greendale
on
in¬
1965
Sale—The
bonds
188,
in¬
Nov. I
inclusive.;
$24,000 21/2s, due on Nov. I
from 1963 to 1965 inclusive;
and $42,000 234s, due on Nov.
from
a.m.
(CST) on Oct. 14 for the purchase
$2,050,000 sewer revenue bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due on Oct. 1
Bond
1962
1963 to
75,000
Sardou
$21,000 2%s,
due
urer's
$100,000 offstreet parking bonds offered Sept.
24—v. 188, p. 1096—were awarded
to Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
and the First Old State Bank, of
Elkhart, jointly, as 3%s, at a price
Nov.
1962
1990 inclusive.
1959 to
;
of
to
1
inclusive.
10
1, 1973. Principal
and interest payable at the Treas¬
Elkhart, Ind.
$143,000 23/4S,
on
Burlington, Iowa
Offering — Robert
Schlampp, City Clerk, will receive
as
to
paving
due on
clusive; and $102,000 234s, due
Bond
from 1961
alley
from
due
10
and
street
Nov. 1 from
Education,
bids until
2%s,
1966
from
clusive; $12,000 2V2S, due
IOWA
oral
due
1965
to
$75,000
1
bonds:
Miller, of Indianapolis.
and
and
Nov.
Nov.
1958.
Due semi-annually from
July 1, 1960 to July 1, 1962. Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
sealed
1963
from
due
1962
to
2J/2,s
inclusive.
347,000
(CDST) on Oct. 9 for the
purchase of $198,000 school im¬
provement bonds.
Dated Oct. 1,
Ice &
1
on
1959
$90,000
inclusive;
1968
J-J.
until
1
Nov.
due.
Street, Indianapolis), Ind.
Bond Offering—Ruth A. Davis,
President of
from
on
86th
able
Sale —The
Bond
Bond
Southeastern
Due
1972 to 1975 inclusive.-
Michigan
Hutchinson
Clearwater.
Interest
$120,000 234s,
Nov.
inclusive;
a.m.
«
each issue. The bonds mature seri¬
inclusive.
1968
bonds;
;
Washington Township Metropolitan
School District (P. O. 1605 East
Savings
of 100.42, a
Crown
of
approved
the Board of
will
receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 9 for the purchase of $40,000
school building bonds. Dated Oct.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
—
interest
Legality
offering consists of:
Secretary of
School
Trustees,
nett,
to
INDIANA
Monday, October 6, 1958
.
er
1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 from 1961
Chicago.
.
on
Bond Offering—Robert A. Ben¬
Btdg. Corp*,
Chicago.
Indiana
Isham,
Bond Sale—The $1,080,000 first
Lincoln & Beale, of Chicago. Other
$450,000 Marion County, Series B
members of the syndicate: First mortgage revenue bonds offered
bonds.
Dated March 1, 1958.
Boston Corp., Smith, Barney & Sept. 30—v. 188, p. 1203—were
425,000 Lake County, Series B
Co., Lehman Brothers, Eastman awarded to a group composed of
bonds. Dated June 1, 1958.
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
425,000 Alachua County, Series C
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
John
Nuveen
&
Co.,
bonds. Dated March 1, 1958.
Brau n, Bosworth
& Co., Inc.,
1,260,000 Escambia County. Series Smith, John Nuveen & Co., Gold¬
Securities
man, Sachs & Co., White, Weld Si Channer
Corp., and
C bonds. Dated March 1, 1958.
Allan Blair & Co., at a price of
340,000 Manatee County, Series C Co., A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., B. J.
Van Ingen & Co., Bacon, Whipple par, a net interest cost of about
bonds. Dated June 1, 1958.
& Co., A. G. Becker & Co., Inc., 4.18%, as follows:
700,000 Hillsborough County,
William Blair & Co., Braun, BosSeries E. bonds. Dated June 1,
$725,000 414 s. Due on July 1 from
worth & Co., Inc., John W. Clarke
1961 to 1971 inclusive.
1958.
counties
the
rent
Shelbyville School City, Ind.
Dec. 1 from
1959 to 1969 inclusive.
.
Chi¬
Bond .Offering— £nna L. Bur¬
City Clerk, will receive
.
gess,
sealed bids until 6:30 p.m. (CST)
Oct. 13 for the purchase of
$160,000
school
building
bonds. Dated Nov.
revenue
1, 1958. Due
on
Mercantile Trust Company, Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1976 inclusive.
Sale—The $133,500 build¬ to a group composed of Fox,
Louis, Dean Witter & Co., Interest M-N. Legality approved
Pinellas County (P.O.
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
ing bonds offered Sept. 29—v. 188, Reusch & Co., Magnus & Co., and
by Wyatt, Grafton-& Grafton, of
of Kansas City,
Clearwater), Fla.
p. 1203—were awarded to G. H. Westheimer & Co., as 3%s.
Shearson, Ham- Louisville.
•
v
•
Certificate Sale—The $2,000,000 Walker
mill & Co., Iowa-Des Moines Na¬
&
Co.,
at
a
price
of
St. Petersburg-Clearwater Inter¬
Fort Thomas, Ky.,*
tional Bank, of Des Moines, Quail
Greensburg Community Schools
100.005,
a
net interest cost
of
national Airport
&
revenue
bonds about 3.94%, as
Bond Offering—Betty J. SpradCorporation, Ind.
Co., White-Phillips Co., Inc.,
follows;
effered Sept. 30—v. 188, p. 1203—
Bond Sale—The $50,000 school and Becker & Cownie, Inc.
lin, Treasurer of Board of Educa¬
$24,500 3V2S. Due on July 1 from
were
awarded to a group com¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
building bonds offered Sept. 30—
Guttenberg, Iowa
posed of B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
til 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 20 for
21,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from v. 188, p. 1203—were awarded to
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner &
the
Westheimer & Co., as 3J/->s, at a
purchase of $340,000 High¬
1964 to 1966 inclusive.
municipal hospital bonds was sold
Smith, Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc.,
88,000 4s. Due on July 1 from orice of 100.35, a basis of about to the Security State Bank, of lands High School revenue bonds.
and Goodbody & Co., as
5]As, at a
Dated Nov. 1, 1958. Due on Dec. X
1967 to 1978 inclusive,
3.44%.
t,.
Guttenberg.
price of 97.01, a basis of about
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Bonds
5.40%.
Springfield, III.
due
in
1964 and thereafter are
Perry County fP. O. Cannelton),
Newton, Iowa
Securities Corp.
25—v. 188, p. 1096—were awarded
cago,
of
Bond
St.
-
r
.
'
;
Bond Sale—The
IDAHO
tric
Pocatello, Idaho
Bond
Offering—Josephine Ball,
Clerk, will receive scaled
bids until 8 p.m.
(MST) on Oct. 14
for the purchase of
$1,250,000 sew¬
bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Sept. 1 from 1960
Bonds due in
revenue
1958.
lo
Due
1987
on
to
a
Inverse numerical order on
any
interest payment date on or after
Sept. 1, 1965. Principal and inter¬
(M-S)
payable at the
Company, in Poca¬
Legality approved by Daw¬
son, Nagel, Sherman & Howard,
Park Forest), III.
Offering—Arthur F. Vysd
III, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
Bond
until 8 p.m.
(CDST)
the purchase
of
Oct; 6 for
$350,000 school
building bonds,
on
follows:
as
$145,000 Westwood School bonds.
on
Dec.
1
from
1959
to
inclusive.
205,000 Blackhawk School bonds.
on
Dec.
1
from
1959
to
1976 inclusive.
The
bonds
are
dated
Oct.
1958.
purchaser
and
the
District.
approved by Chapman &
of Chicago.
Legality
Cutler,
Elmhurst-Vilia
Water
Park-Lombard
Commission (P. O.
Elmhurst), III.
Bond
bonds
of
follows:
as
and
000
23
1974
to
1978
$2,785,000
inclusive;
334s,
due
011
Sept. 1 from 1979 to 1984 in¬
clusive.
2,025,000 bonds
3 (is.
as
Due
hospital
Sale
totaling
—
Water
Hammill
&
Co.; Spencer
Co.; Tucker, Anthony &
R. L. Day; Dreyfus & Co.
Luce, Thompson & Crowe, Inc.;
& Renshaw;
Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson; Clark, Landstreet
&
Kirkpatrick, Inc.;
Incorporated; McDougal & Condon, Inc., Stranahan,
Harris
&
Company; Talmage &
Co.; Robert L. Whittaker & Co.
Harkness & Hill
Wheaton, III.
Bond
of
were
Sale—A
Continental
group
Illinois
composed
National
Smith, Hornblower & Weeks, and
Dean Witter &
Co., was awarded
on
Sept. 29 an issue of $835,000
sewer
at
interest
follows:
a
and
price
cost
of
police
of
100.08,
about
station
a
3.67%,
com¬
Indianapolis
Bond &
Corp.,
Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., City
Securities
Corp.,
and
American
Fletcher
National
100.08,
Bank
Oct.
annually
from
&
Trust
3%s, at
as
Co., In¬
price of
a
basis of about 3.74%.
a
Dated
on
1960
1, 1958. Due semi¬
January and July 1
to
inclusive.
1973
Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
net
as
street
Pleasant
Township Civil Township
Bond
Roy,
O. Stillwell), Ind.
Offering
Township
ceive
sealed
— Raymond
LeTrustee, will re¬
bids
until
7:30
Moines
from July
1, 1959 to Jan. 1, 1969.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Railroad
to
Iowa-Des
Bank
of
Des
Bond
Offering—Business Man¬
Lewis H. Brotherson
an¬
ager
nounces
that bids will be received
until 11
a.m.
(CST) on Oct. 22 for
of $3,000,000 build¬
ing bonds. Legality approved by
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers
& Fizzell, of Kansas City.
purchase
Due
Township bonds.
semi-annually from July
1959
49,000
to
Civil
July
1,
1968
Township
incl.
bonds.
bonds
are
1958. Principal and
dated
Oct.
interest
1,
(J-J)
payable at the San Pierre State
Bank, San Pierre. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
°
numerical
or¬
any
F.
L.
Dupree
&
Co.,
Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger, Magnus
& Co., and Pohl & Co., Inc., as
follows:
the purchase of
for
eral
obligation
1959 to
flood
pro¬
1, 1958.
Due
to
on
Nov.
1
from
1960
1979
urer's
office.
Legality approved
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, Mc¬
Evers & Fizzell, of Kansas City.
by
Topeka, Kan.
Bond
Sale—The
a
group
Trust
at
a
cost
&
headed
Savings
$2,030,000 bonds
of about
to
2.66%,
a
net interest
as
follows:
$120,00 street repair bonds: $42,000 234s, due on Nov. 1 from
1960 to 1962
inclusive; $39,000
2%s, due
Nov. 1 from 1963
to
1965
inclusive; and $39,000
2%s, due
to
1968
on
on
Nov. 1 from 1966
inclusive.
285,000 sanitary and storm
sew¬
1977
Oct.
on
1967
from
1
inclusive.
on
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
Mercer
County (P. O.
Harrodsburg), Ky.
Bond Offering—O. J.
McGinnis,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (CST) on Oct. 7
for the purchase of $70,000 school
building revenue bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Feb. 1 from
1960
to
1979
and interest
State Bank
inclusive.
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
&
Trust Company, of
Harrodsburg.
Legality approved
Wyatt, Grafton & Grafton, of
by
Louisville.
by the Harris
Bank, Chicago,
price of 100.02,
to
1968 to
gen¬
tection bonds. Dated Nov.
1 from
1963 inclusive.
41,000 414s. Due
1964
Oct.
on
161,000 414 s. Due
$195,000
local
*
■
•
$43,000 434s. Due
Manhattan, Kan.
Due
semi-annually from July
1, 1959 to July 1, 1968 incl;
and
Offering—Orpha Stewart,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 7
offered Sept. 30 were awarded
school
inverse
in
interest payment date
after Dec. 1*: 1963. Principal
interest payable at the Fort
on
and
Bond
$98,000 school building bonds, as
follows:
callable
der
Sept. 1, 1958; Due Thomas Bank, Fort Thomas. Le¬
one Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1968 in¬
gality approved by. Peck, Shaffer
clusive.
Legality
approved
by & Williams, of Cincinnati.
Bannister, Carpenter, Ahlers &
Leslie. County (P. O. Hyden), Ky.
Cooney, of Des Moines.
Bond Sale—The $245,000 school
building revenue bonds offered
KANSAS
Sept. 29—v. 188, p. 1319—were
Kansas City School District, Kansas
awarded to a group composed of
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the State Treas¬
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
(CST)
on
Oct. 15 for the purchase of
The
29
was
inclusive.
Township (P. O. San
Pierre), Ind.
Bond Offering—Eric G. Cramer,
Township Trustee, will receive
1,
Sept.
National
$90,000
bonds
Moines. Dated
p.m.
(CDST) 011 Oct. 9 for the purchase
of $51,000 building bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1958.
Due semi-annually
construction
awarded
the
$49,000
Bank & Trust Co.,
Chicago, Mer¬
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
storm
Sept.
group
of
Share
Rodman
bonds
revenue
$18,750,000
Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; Wertheim
& Co.; First of Michigan
Corp.;
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; Shear&
offered
a
posed
(P.
Other members of the syndicate:
J. Devine & Co.; Blair & Co.
Trask
bonds
awarded to
was
011
Sept. 1 from 1985 to 1991 in¬
son,
Sale—The issue of $130,-
dianapolis,
1,
Principal,and interest (J-D)
payable at a banking institution
in Illinois
mutually satisfactory to
the
of
Bond
clusive.
County School District No.
(P. O. 576 Lakewood Blvd.,
Due
net
a
3.69%,
from
C.
1976
at a price
interest cost
4,495,000 bonds as follows: $1,710,000 3.80s, due on Sept. 1
I ILLINOIS
Due
Inc.,
clusive.
of Denver.
163
Co.
$680,000 bonds as 4*£s. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1973 in¬
Idaho
tello.
&
100.008,
about
Bank & Trust
Cook
Sept.
188, p. 1203—were awarded
syndicate headed by Halscy,
Stuart
inclusive.
1966 and thereafter are callable in
est
offered
Bond Sale—An issue of
Indiana
$7,200,000 elec¬
bonds
30—v.
City
er
revenue
Olive Hill, Ky.
Bond Offering—Artie
City
Clerk,
bids until 7
will
p.m.
LeMaster,
receive
(EST)
on
sealed
Oct. 7
for the purchase of $210,000 natu¬
ral
gas
system
revenue
bonds.
Dated Aug.
1
from
Callable
1, 1958.
1961
to
Due
1990
on
Aug.
inclusive.
of
Aug. 1, 1968. Inter¬
est
F-A.
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
Peoples
Bank,
Olive
as
Hill.
Legality approved by
Number 5783
Volume 188
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
awarded
Joseph R. Rubin, of Louisville. 8 for the purchase of $126,000
(The issue was unsuccessfully of¬ water standpipe notes. Dated Oct.
fered on Aug. 5.)
15, 1958. Due on Oct. 15 from
1959 to 1973 inclusive.
Principal
LOUISIANA
and interest payable at the abovementioned
bank.
Legality
ap¬
Orleans Parish School District
proved by the Director of Ac¬
(P. O. New Orleans), La.
counts, Massachusetts Department
Bond Offering:—Secretary Freda
of Corporation and Taxation.
DePoIitte
to Stranahan, Harris &
price of 100.001, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.48%, as fol¬
lows:
'
'
V
' '
' •
Oct. 15 for the purchase of $3,000,000 school building bonds. Dated
25—v.
in 1968 and thereafter are callable
in inverse numerical order on any
date on and after
1,1967. Interest J-D. Legality
approved by Wood, King & Daw¬
son, of New York City.
St.
Parish Water Works
O. Centerville),
Mary
! Dist. No. 5 (P.
Louisiana
'
Sale—The
Bond
$97,000 public
improvement bonds offered Sept.
188, p. 1097—were awarded
to
a
group headed
by Barrow,
Leary & Company.
25—v.
Parish
Terrebonne
No.
Sewerage Dist.
(P. O. Houma), La.
4
Bend and Certificate Offering—
A.
A.
DeFraites, Jr., Acting Sec¬
retary of the Board of Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(CST)
p.m.
Oct.
on
20
for the
purchase of $161,852.05 bonds and
certificates^,
as
follows:
certificates.
$153,852.05 "sewerage
Due
on
public
8,000.00
bonds.
Due
improvement
on
1
Dec.
from
1960 to 1978 inclusive.
;
City Treasurer, will receive
son,
sealed bids at the Boston Safe De¬
Franklin
St., Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST) on
Oct. 7 for the purchase nf $60,000
permanent improvement bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on July 1
& Trust
posit
-
Co.,
100
Prin¬
from 1959 to 1964 inclusive.
cipal and interest payable at the
above-mentioned Bank.
Legality
Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
approved -by
$340,000 Amesbury notes, at 2.16%,
plus $3.40.
655,000 Arlington notes, at 2.16%,
plus 6.55%.
:
June
Bond
water
Attleboro, Mass.
The $1,240,000
Bale
bonds
—
offered
Oct.
2
—
v.
1319—were awarded to a
group
composed
of
Goldman,
Sachs
&
Co., Paine,
Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, Lyons & Shafto,
Inc., and F. Brittain Kennedy &
Co., as 3.40s, at a price of 100.46,
a basis of about 3.34%.
188,
p.
Neilly, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the First Na¬
Municipal
Division, 45 Milk St., Boston, un¬
til 11 a.m. (DST) on Oct. 8 for the
purchase of $850,000 Heath School
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due on
tional Bank of Boston,
Oct. 1 from 1959 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the
above-mentioned
Bank.
Le¬
gality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Concord~Carlisle
Regional School
District (P. O. Concord), Mass.
Bond Sale—-The $3,180,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 30—v.
1204—were awarded to a
188, p.
group
composed of Bankers Trust Co.,
New York City; J. P. Morgan &
Co., Inc.; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.;' Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler; Stone & Webster
Securities Corp.; Hemphill, Noyes
& Co.; and Townsend, Dabney &
Tyson. Winning bid was 100.32
for 3.70s, a basis of about 3.65%.
Lynnfield
Center
Water
District,
plus $5.00.
Bank of
Boston, 28 State St., Bos¬
a.mu (DST) on Oct.
ton, until 11
1973
to
on
follows:
$455,000 3%s. Due
on July 1
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
of Detroit.
from
190,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
1969 to 1971 inclusive.
1,135,000 3%s. Due on July 1
July 1
from 1972 to 1984 inclusive.
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
and
a
Ida Public
Schools District,
Mich•
400,000 Everett notes,
plus $4.00.
at 2.16%,
Group E
2,751,000 Lowell notes, at 2.16%,
plus $27 51
690,000 Lowell notes, at 2.16%,
plus $690.
Somerville, Mass.
Bond Offering—William J. Rey¬
nolds, City Treasurer, will receive
National
the
at
Dept., 40
Water St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
(DST) on Oct. 8 for the purchase
of $250,000 incinerator bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due on Oct. 1
Trust
Bank,
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
above-mentioned
Bank.
Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
National
the
Shawmut
of
Bank
Boston, Trust Dept., 40
St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
on Oct. 9 for the purchase
$723,000 bonds, as follows:
Water
(DST)
of
$423,000 land acquisition for offstreet parking and fire sta¬
tion
bonds.
Due
Nov.
on
1
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
1 from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
150,000 sewer bonds. Due on Nov.
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
The
bonds
on
1985 in¬
-'Z-
-
Aug. 1, 1958. Bonds of
both issues maturing in 1971 and
thereafter
are
numerical
callable in inverse
order
on
any interest
payment date on and after June
1, 1970.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at a bank or trust
designated by the man¬
ager of the account or group pur¬
chasing the bonds.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
company
Antrim
County (P. O. Bellaire),
Michigan
Note Offering—Leora M.
are
dated
Nov.
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Boston Safe Deposit &
1958.
Trust
Co., Boston. Legality ap¬
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
proved
Bailey,
County
Treasurer,
Sale
—
The
National Bank of Westborough, as
3.40s, at a price of 100.04, a
of about 3.39%.
basis
MICHIGAN
Allen Park,
Bond Sale—The
assessment
Sept.
Mich.
$75,000 special
parking bonds offered
188, p. 1204—were
23—v.
awarded to
Sewer Drain District No.
Barcus, Kindred
Company.
will receive
(EST) on
$40,000
tax
anticipation notes. Dated Oct.
1, 1958.
Due Feb. 1, 1959.
Battle Creek School District, Mich.
received
the
by the
of
Board
Secretary
Education
of
until
9
(EST) on Oct. 6 for the pur¬
chase
of
$400,000 school notes.
Dated Oct. 7, 1958.
Due Jan. 20,
1959.
Bonds Not
Bond
Sold—No
for
the
bids
were
$128,000 water
Fowler Public School District,
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $455,000 schopl
building and site bonds offered
Sept. 23 — v. 188, p. 1097 — were
awarded to the First of
Michigan
Corporation, and Stranahan, Har¬
ris & Co., jointly, at a price of
100.008, a net interest cost of about
4.14%, as follows:
$25,000 5s.
Due on July 1
1959 to 1961 inclusive.
50,000 4V2s.
Community Sch. District,
Michigan
Bond Offering—Howard W. Mc¬
Donald, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 14 for
the
purchase of $535,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,
1958. Due on April 1 from 1959 to
1976 inclusive. Callable as of April
1, 1963. Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
proved
Livonia), Mich.
Offering
Fred
—
Bailey,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
Oct. 23 for the
purchase of $750,000 building and
site bonds.
Dated June 1, 1958.
til 8 p.m. (EST) on
on
June 1 from
Callable
1966.
Interest
1959 to
J-D.
1984
of June
1,
Legality ap¬
as
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone,
of Detroit.
Coldwater School District, Mich.
'
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
the
Board
by the Secretary of
Education until 8
of
(EST) on Oct. 6 for the pur¬
chase
of
$150,000 school notes.
Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
Due Sept. 1,
p.m.
site bonds
— v.
188, p. 1097 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
the First of Michigan Corporation,
at a price of 100.02, a net interest
cost of about 4.08%, as follows:
building
Sept. 25
and
$200,000 5s.
Due
on
Fraser, Mich.
Offering — Richard
Note
Nicolai,
City
Clerk,
(EST)
on
1,1958. Due
on
Oct. 1, 1959.
Heights School District
(P. O. Grand Rapids), Mich.
Offering
—
Hoven, Secretary of the Municipal
Finance Commission, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 6 for the purchase of $200,000
notes.
Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
Due
June 1, 1959.
syndicate:
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; John Nuveen
A-O.
Legality
ap¬
Owosso, Mich.
Epps,
receive sealed
(EST) on Oct. 7
for the purchase of $76,000 spe¬
City
Clerk,
will
bids until 2 p.m.
$6,500 sanitary
Feb.
on
1
bonds,
as
follows:
sewer bonds.
from 1959 to
Due
1961
inclusive.
69,500 street improvement bonds.
Due
on
The
1958.
Feb.
1
from
1959
to
inclusive.
1961
bonds
dated
are
Interest F-A.
Aug.
Legality
,
15,
ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Grand Blanc Township Unit School dock &
Stone, of Detroit.
District (P. O. Grand Rapids),
Owosso Township School District
Michigan
(P. O. Owosso), Mich.
Bond Sale—Tne $1,650,000 school
site
and
bonds offered
188, p. 1097 — were
awarded to a group composed of
First of Michigan Corp., Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., John Nuveen
Offering
Bond
building
—
John
Boggio,
Sutherland
Jr., Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 13 for
the purchase of $125,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
1958. Due on May 1 from 1959 to
1976 inclusive. Callable as of May
follows:
1, 1964. Interest M-N. Legality
approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Sept. 30
—
v.
&
Co., Watling, Lerchen & Hayes,
Stranahan,Harris & Co.,Inc.,Ryan,
& Co., and Goodbody
& Co., at a price of 100.0006, a
net interest cost of about 4.22%,
$65,000 5s. Due on July 1,1959 and
Roseville
School
1960.
340,000 41/£s.
1961
1968 inclusive.
to
Due on July 1 from
360,000 4s.
1969
Due on July 1 from
1974
to
inclusive.
Due on July 1 from
1984 inclusive.
J 975
to
brant,
Offering
City
—
M.
Clerk,
H.
will
Littie-
on
Oct.
13
for
receive
7:30 p.m.
the
Hillsdale Community School Dist.,
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $1,780,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 25—
Mich.
$200,000 notes
offered Sept. 30—v. 188, p. 1320—
were awarded to the Detroit Bank,
at
2%%
interest.
Walled Lake, Mich.
Bond
dale,
Hart, Mich.
District,
Saler—The
Note
885,000 4y4s.
1 from proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Other members of the
Interest
Bond Offering—G. A. Van
Robert C. Van
1980 to 1982 inclusive.
590,000 4s.
Oct. 1 from 1959 to 1962 inclu¬
sive.
cial assessment
Godwin
Due on July
1983 to 1985 inclusive.
1972 to 1979 inclusive..
620,000 4%s. Due on July 1 from
Bond Offering—J. D. Stone, City
Clerk, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 6 for
the purchase of $26,000 special as¬
sessment street improvement
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
Due
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
(EST)
purchase of
$235,000 water supply system rev¬
enue
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1958.
Due on July 1 from 1960 to 1980
inclusive.
Callable as of July 1,
1968.
Interest J-J.
Legality ap¬
1969 to 1971 inclusive.
,
Lathrop, Mich.
E.
Oct. 9 for the purchase of $44,000
tax anticipation notes. Dated Oct.
sealed bids until
1,265,000 4s. Due on July 1 from
Note
Offering ■— Huge Brady,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, wiU receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 8 for tho
purchase of $150,000 notes.) Dated
Oct. 3, 1958. Duo April 1, 1959.
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Bond
360,000 4V4S. Due on July 1 from
Orion Community Sch. Distm
(P. O. Lake Orion), Mich.
.j,
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
July 1 from
1961 to 1963 inclusive.
1 from
$112,000 drain
Lake
on
Bond Sale—The $3,500,000
school
offered
from
July 1 from
on July
1967 to 1987 inclusive.
as
East Detroit School District, Mich.
on
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
Note
Bond
Due
380,000 4l/ss. Due
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Clarenceville School District (P. O.
.
Sale—The
bonds offered Sept 30—v. 188, p*
1320—were awarded to Kenower,
lViacArtnur & Co.:
supply system revenue bonds of¬
fered Sept. 24—v. 188, p. 1097.
Bronson
296
(P. O. Grand Rapids), Mich.
Forsyth Township (P. O. Gwinn),
Michigan
a.m.
Oct. 13 for the purchase of
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
$45,000 sewer
notes offered Oct. 1—v. 188, p.
1326—were awarded to the First
Note
&
.
465,000 41/2S. Due on July 1 from
Westborough, Mass.
were
submitted
1959.
150,000
street
and
off-street
parking bonds. Due on Nov.
1
to
clusive.
'inclusive.
Offering—John E. Clark,
at
from 1961
Dated
Due
Waltham, Mass.
bids
1
Bond Offering—Norman
Farmington Public School District
Capaul,
(P. O. Farmington), Mich.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Note Offering—Sealed bids will tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
be received by the Secretary of til 8 p.m. (EST) on
Oct, 16 for
the Board of Education until 8 the purchase of
$300,000 school
p.m. (EST) on Oct. 13 for the pur¬ building and
site bonds.
Dated
chase of $650,000 tax anticipation Aug. 1, 1958. Due on June 1 from
notes.
Dated Oct. 15, 1958.
1961 to 1984 inclusive. Callable as
Due
of June 1, 1973. Interest J-D. Le¬
July 15, 1959.
gality approved by Miller, CanFenton, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $265,000 water field, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
troit.
supply system revenue bonds of¬
fered Sept. 24—v. 188, p. 1097— Kent County, Shawmut Hills Storm
.-
p.m.
1,628,000 Everett notes, at 2.16%,
plus $16.28.
bids
on
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
Group C
sealed
June
be
Note Offering—Maxwell French,
inclusive.
1959
terest J-J.
pur¬
to 1987 in¬
from 1960
1
sealed bids until 10
300,000 Leominster notes, at a
price of 2.16%, plus $3.00.
20,000 Milford notes, at 2.22%.
500,000 Salem notes, at 2.16%.
Massachusetts
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at the Merchants National
building
210,000 Series II bonds. Due
,
Group B
Bond
Brookline, Mass.
Bond Offering—Matthew S. Me-
Oct. 15 for the
Due
from
clusive.
440,000 Fitchburg notes, at 2.16%,
plus $4.40.
300,000 Gloucester note, at 2.16%,
plus $3.00.
285,000 Lynn notes, at a price of
2.16%, plus $2.85.
500,000 Lynn notes, at a price of
2.16%, plus $5.00.
240,000 Maiden notes, at a price
of 2.16%, plus $2.40.
275.000 Mansfield notes, at a price
of 2.16%, plus $2.75.
296,000 Millbury notes, at a price
of 2.16%, plus $2.96.
535,000 Quincy notes, at a price
of 2.16%, plus $5.35.
789,000 Woburn notes, at a price
of 2.16%, plus $7.89.
Shawmut
MASSACHUSETTS
on
$2,750,000
Oct. 6
on
Dated July 1, 1958.
site bonds, as follows:
Group D
GarJiner, Maine
Bond Offering—Earl K. Ander¬
of
$2,540,000 Series I bonds. Due
2,361,000 Springfield notes, at
price of 2.16%, plus. $23.61.
MAINE
(EST)
chase
Group A
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
& Judell, of New Orleans.
—
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
(EST)
•
1, 1058.
Each issue is.dated Dec.
Offering
George Balas,
Secretary of Board of Education,
188, p.
to the Guaranty Trust Company,
of New York City, and Wertheim
& Co., as follows:
March 1 from 1959 to
1973 inclusive.
Bond
bids until 8 p.m.
for the purchase of $65,000 motor
vehicle highway fund bonds.
School District, Mich.
Arbor
Ann
State
Sept.
1204—were awarded
interest payment
Dec.
Witter &
and 1967.
Note Sale—The $13,305,000
Aided Project notes offered
pec. 1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1 from
I960 to 1997 inclusive. Bonds due
&
a
•
Massachusetts Housing Authorities,
Massachusetts
will receive
5T
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & v. 188, p. 1097—were awarded to
Curtis; White, Weld & Co.; Dean Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
Co.; Watling, Lerchen & Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Co.; " Kenower, MacArthur Co.; K e n o w e r, MacArthur & Co.,
Shannon & Co.; J. M. Dain & Co., Stranahan, Harris & Co., H. V.
$5,000 4s. Due on Oct. 1, 1959.
Sattley & Co., McDonald-Moore &
45,000 31/2S. Due on Oct. 1 from and Rodman & Renshaw.
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
Co., Walter J. Wade, Inc., and Fri¬
Farmington, Mich.
5,000 3V4s. Due on Oct. 1, 1965.
Bond Offering—Trena M. Quinn, day & Co., at a price of 100.006, a
net interest cost of about 3.86%, as*
20,000 312S. Due on Oct. 1,1966 City
Clerk, will receive sealed
Co., at
the
that
announces
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Parish School Board
(1441)
Offering—Dorothy Lons¬
City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
on Oct. 7 for purchase of $22,000
special assessment street improve¬
ment bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1958.
Due
on
Oct.
inclusive.
1
from
1959 to
1964
Interest A-O.
Legality
approved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
MINNESOTA
Albany, Minn. '
Bond Sale—The $73,000
general
obligation improvement bonds of¬
fered Sept. 30—v. 188, p. 1205—
were awarded to J. M. Dain & Co.
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1442)
ligan, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 14 for the purchase of $110,000
sewer
improvement
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1958. Due on Feb. 1
from 1961 to 1982 inclusive.
Le¬
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Scott, Barber & Marquart, of Min¬
neapolis.
Ceylon, Minn*
t
Bond Offering—C. R. Vohs,
Vil¬
will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 20
for the purchase of $40,000 water
works Improvement bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Feb. 1 from
1961 to 1978 inclusive.
Legality
Clerk,
lage
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
Duluth,
Certificate
Sale
of
certificates
Minn,
—
The
$300,000
of¬
indebtedness
fered Sept. 29—v. 188, p. 1205-r-,
were awarded to the
Continental
Illinois
National
Trust
&
Bank
Co., of Chicago, and the Northern
City National Bank, of Duluth,
jointly,, as 2%s, at a price of
100,46, a basis of about 2.61%.
'
trs.i.
Farming ton, Minn.
Bond Offering—Floyd Johnson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 20
for the purchase of $295,000 sew¬
age disposal plant bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from
1959
to
inclusive.
1978
of Dec.
as
1,
Callable
Legality
1970.
proved
by Faegre
Minneapolis.
&
ap¬
Benson, of
Harmony Independent School
District No. 228, Minn.
>/,
Bond
Offering—George E. FrogDistrict Clerk, will receive
ner,
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 3 for the purchase of $495,-
000 school building bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 from
:
1961
to
inclusive.
1985
Interest
J-J.
Legality approved by Dor¬
sey, Owen, Scott, Barber & Mar-
MISSISSIPPI
140,000 3.90s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Canton, Minn.
Offering—Lawrence Gal-
Bond
1976 to 1979 inclusive.
Due on Feb. 1 from
315,000 4s.
Adams County
(DST)
(P. O. Natchez),
Mississippi
"s, •/
Offering Canceled — The
Oct. 14 for the purchase
on
of $2,600,000 bonds, as
1,
follows:
Bond
Monday, October 6, 1958
.
1958. Due
to
1987
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1
from
1958
Principal
and1
interest (J-D) payable at the Ma¬
Trust Company of Western
$120,000 general improvement,
..
1980 to 1988 inclusive.
.
.
rine
series A bonds. "
1,180,000
general improvement, New York, in Buffalo, or at the
syndicate: County canceled the proposed sale
option of the holder, at the Ma¬
series B bonds.
Bank, of St. on Sept. 29 of $850,000 Port bonds,
rine Midland Trust
860,000 storm drain bonds.
Company, of
Paul; First National Bank, of Min¬ —v. 188, p. 1205.
New York City, Legality approved"
440,000 sewer bonds.
;
neapolis;
Kalman
& Co.; McColumbia, Miss.
The bonds will be dated Nov. 1, by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
Dougal & Condon, Inc.; TownBond Sale—An issue of $50,000
New York City.
1958. Due on Nov. 1 from 1959 to
send, Dabney & Tyson, E. J. Presimprovement bonds was 1981 inclusive.
cott & Co.; Harold E. Wood & Co.; public
Principal and in¬ Babylon Union Free School Districtsold to the Columbia Bank, and
terest (M-N) payable at the First
Caldwell-Phillips Co.; MannheiNo. 2 (P. O. West
Babylon), N. Y
the Citizens Bank,
both of Co¬ Trenton National
mer-Egans, Inc.; Paine, Webber,
Bond Offering—H. Austin Shel¬
Bank, Trenton.
Jackson & Curtis and Wachob- lumbia, jointly.
Legality approved by Caldwell, don, District Clerk, will receiveDue serially from 1959 to 1968
Bender Corp.
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
inclusive.
New York City. :
on
T
Oct.; 15 for the purchase of
Roseville, Minn:
Europa, Miss.
$2,932,000
school
bonds.
Bond Offering.—B. H. HammerDated:
North Bergen Tpwnship, JN. J.
Bond Sale — The $50,000 water
Sept. 1, 1958.
Due -on March 1
sten, Village Clerk, will receive
Bond Offering
Joseph Kelly,
and sewer improvement bonds of¬
from 19604o 1988 inclusive. Bonds
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
Tpwnship
Clerk,, will .receive
fered Sept. 30—v. 188, p. 1321—
'due in 1980 and thereafter are
on
Oct. 14 for the purchase of
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on
were awarded to Cady & Co.
callable in inverse numerical or¬
Oct. 15 for the purchase of $3,$1,000,000 sanitary sewer improve¬
der on any interest payment date
ment
general obligation
bonds.
Forest, Miss.
900,000 sewer bonds.. Dated Oct.
on1 Or after March 1/ 1979. "Prin¬
Dated Nov. 1, 1958. Due on Nov.
Bond Sale—An issue of $175,000 1, 1958. Due on Oct. 1 from 1968
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
1
from
I960
to
1979 inclusive.
general obligation water and sew¬ to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and
at the Security National Bank ofBonds due in 1970 arid thereafter er bonds was sold to
Hamp Jones interest
(A-O)
payable at • the
Long Island, in Babylon, or at tbe j
are
callable as of Nov. 1, 1963. Company.
Chase Manhattan Bank, New York
option of the holder, aUthe ManuLegality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Due serially from 1959 to 1978 City. Legality approved "by Hfawj facturers Trust
Company, of New
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart, incluisve.
kins, Delafield & 'Wood, of New ;
York City.
Legality approved by
of Minneapolis.
York City.
•
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Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
Grenada, Miss.'
St. Louis Park, Minn.
Passaic County (Pi O. Pater son), Galloway, of New York
Bond Sale—An issue of $65,000
City.
Bond Sale
The $1,545,000
New Jersey
2Vz% and 2%% street improve¬
Broadalbin, Mayfield, Northampton,
trunk sewer bonds offered Oct. 1
Bond
Sale—The
ment
bonds was sold to M.
$o70,000 im¬ Perth and
A.
Providence Central Sch.
—v.
188, p. 1321—were awrded Saunders & Co.
Dated Sept.
1, provement bonds offered Oct. 1 District No. 1
(P. Q. Broadalbin),.
to a syndicate headed by Juran &
1958.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1959 —v. 188, p. 1205—were awarded
New York
Moody, Inc., Allison-Williams Co., to 1968 inclusive.
to Shields ' & Co., taking $699,000
Interest M-S.
Bond Offering—E. Juliette
Coe,
Inc., and John Nuveen & Co., as
Legality approved by Charles & bonds as 3 Vss, at a price of 100.16, District Clerk, will receive sealed"
follows:
a basis of about 3.10%.'
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
bids until 3 p.m. (EDST) on Oct.
$525,000 3.40s. Due on Feb. 1 from
14 for the
Vineland, N: J
purchase of $550,000
LeFlore County (P. O.'
1960 to 1966 inclusive.
Bond Sale-^-The $175,000 water, school bonds. Dated Oct;
1, 1958.
Greenwood), Miss.
225,000 3.80s. Due on Feb. 1 from
sewer
and school bonds offered Due on May 1 from 1959 to 1987
Bond Sale—An issue of $90,000
J967 to 1969 inclusive.
inclusive.
Sept, 30 — v. 188, p. 1205 — were
Principal* and interest
225,000 3.90s. Due on Feb. 1 from road bonds was sold to a group
awarded to Boland, Saffin & Co., (M-N) payable at the Broadalbin
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
composed
of LeFlore Bank
&
as 314s, at a price of 100.13, a basis
Bank, in Broadalbin. Legality ap¬
300,000 4s. Due on Feb. 1 from Trust Co., Greenwood, Hamp Jones
of about 3.23%.
proved
by
Vandewater.
Sykes,
1973 to 1976 inclusive.
Co.,: and Scharff & Jones. Dated
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
Aug. 1, 1958. Due on Aug. 1 from
The bonds bear additional in¬
NEW MEXICO
City.
:>.,1959
to
1976 inclusive.
Interest
terest of 1.60% from Jan. 1, 1959
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
F-A. Legality approved by Charles
Deposit, N. Y.
to Aug. 1, 1960. Other members of
Bond Sale-r-The .$3,500,000 gen¬ i
& Trauernicht, of St. Louis
Bond Sale
The $90,000 water ■
the group: J. M. Dain & Co., Piper,
eral obligation bonds offered Sept.
system, bonds offered Oct. 1—v.Jaffray & Hopwood, Northwestern Newton
County Super visor's Road 30—v. 188, p. 1098—were awarded 188, p.- 1321 — were awarded to
National Bank,
First National
to a-syndicate, headed by 'jPhelps.
Districts (P* O. Decatur), Miss.
Paine^ Webber, Jackson & Curtis,*
Bank, both of Minneapolis, First
Bond
Offering — E. M. Smith Fenn & Co.; Inc., as follows:
—
as
3.90s, at a price of 100.07, aNational Bank, American National
Chancery Clerk, will receive sealed $2,000,000 storm- sewer bonds as basis of about 3.89%
' ',
Bank, both of St. Paul, Kalman &
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on Oct. 6
follows: $800,000 6s, due on
Co., Barcus, Kindred & Co., Paine,
Eastchester Union Free Sch. Dist.
for the purchase of $50,000 road
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1968 inch; No. 1
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Mann(P. O. Eastchester), N. Y
bonds, as follows:
$100,000 3.80s,' due Sept. I,
heimer-Egan,
Inc.,
WachobBond Sale—The $880,900 school $25,000 District No. 2 bonds.
J969; $210,000 3.90s, due on bonds offered
Bender Corp., E. J. Prescott & Co,,
Sept. .30—v.; 188, p.
i
25,000 District No. 5 bonds. ;
Sept. 1 1970. and 1971; $740,- 1321—were
Caldwell-Phillips Co., Inc., and
awarded to a group,
000 4s, due on Sept • 1 from
Harold E. Wood & Co.
composed of George B. Gibbons
MISSOURI
T972 to 1977 incl.; and $150,& Co., Inc.j Bacon, Stevenson &
Wabasha, Minn.
000 Is, due on
S£pt. L, 1978. Co., Chas.; E. Weigold &
Hallsville, Mo.
Bond Sale
The $110,000 gen¬
Co.,)
300,000
park
and
recreational 1
Bond Sale—An issue of $11,000.
Adams,
McEntee
&
eral
Co.,
and
obligation sewer and im¬
Other members of the
National
American
.
-
—
-
—
_
•
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v
.
v
—
.
quart, of Minneapolis.
^
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,*
<
F*'
*
Bond
Mazeppa, Minn.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the Village Clerk
until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Oct. 15
for the purchase of
$145,000 gen¬
obligation sanitary sewer
improvement bonds. Dated Oct. 1
eral
1958.
Due
Oct.
on
1 from 1960 to
1978 inclusive.
Bonds due in 1973
and
are
thereafter
callable
of
as
Oct.
1, 1968.
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber
& Marquart. of Minneapolis.
?
<
,
.
'
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—
provement bonds offered Oct. 1—
188,
v.
Bonds due in 1975 and
thereafter
awarded to
were
4%
and
4.%-%
bonds
enue
are
callable
as
of Oct. 1,
L«egality approved by Dor¬
Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquart, of Minneapolis.
Ofseo Indep Sch. District No. 279,
Minnesota
Bond Offering — A. C. Hewitt,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 14
for the purchase of $300,000 school
building
1958.
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Nov.
1,
Feb. 1 from 1961 to
1078 inclusive. Bonds due in 1973
■
and thereafter
Feb.
1,
1968.
are
callable
Interest
F-A.
as
sold
works
to
1959
on
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
270,000 4.10s. Due
Mobbinsdale Indep. School District
y*
.No. 281, Minn.
Bond Sale-r-The $980,000 school
.
on
Feb. 1 from
Interest
-
bonds
bear
terest of 2.20%
to July
additional
from Jan.
building bonds offered Sept. 24—
Boston,
1.37% ..discount.,.
Sept. 25, 1958.
Due
at
Dated
1977 to 1980 inclusive.
The
in¬
1, 1959
1, 1959.
Waseca County (P.O. Waseca),
.
as
follows:
$175,000 3s.
Due
on
Feb.
1
y
mut
Bank, of Boston. Legality
; €76,000 3.80s.
Due
on
Feb. 1 from
1971 to
1975 inclusive.
ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
mer & Dodge, of Boston.
.
t
r e e
3.40s.
as
from
Other
1959
.
! Andrews- &at
improvement
Due
of
Sept. 25—v. 188,
p.
NEW
Blair 8c Co.
Inc.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Ira
Haupt & Co.;'W. H.'Morton & Co.,
Incorporated; Wood, Gundy & Co.,
Inc.; Baxter & Company; Andrews
&
Wells, Inc.;
'
:
Quinn
&
Co.;
Rand
&
Co.;
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.; Commerce
Trust
Company;
Barret;
Fitch,
North & Co.; George K, Baum &
Company; Bosworth, Sullivan &
Company, Inc.; Peters, Writer &
Chrjsfensen, Inc.;. .Muir .Invest¬
ment Corp.
!
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-
Valencia
•
County (P.
Lunas), Calif j
Los
net
composed of Boland, Saffin &'Co.,
$700,000
Fidelity Union Trust. Co., of New¬
ark, and J. R. Ross & Co., bidding
house
for
$538,000 bonds, as 4.10s, at a
price of 100.25, a basis of about
inclusive.
Bonds
thereafter
are
4.07%.
(DST)
of
about
2.85%,
follows:
$45,000
3s.
Due
on
Dee.
1
from
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
45,000 2.80s.
Due
Dec. 1 from
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
on
White Bear Lake Independent Sch.
District No. 624, Minn.
Bond
eral
Sale
—
obligation
NEW
The
$550,000 gen¬
school
building
Atlantic
County (P. O.
City), N. J.
improvement
composed of Piper, Jaffray & Hop-
1—-v.
wood, Allison-Williams Co., Cald¬
well, Phillips & Co., and Wood-
to
John
at
a
about 3.56%.
Willmar, Minn.
Sale
The
$77,000 street
improvement bonds offered Sept.
24—v. 188, p. 1205-—were awarded
to Allison-Williams Co., Inc.
—
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Bond Sale—The $442,000
county
188,
p.
J.
price
bonds
offered-Oct.
1205—were awarded
Ryan & Co.,
of 100.21, a
receive
Township
sealed
Due
until
8
will
p.m.
3
re¬
p.m.*
Oct. 9 for the purchase
improvement
$30,500
July-i, 1958. Due
•
on
bonds.'
July L
4
Bond
-
Haverstraw, N. Y. •
Offerlhg-^-Harriet A. Get-;
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (HST) on;
Oct. 9 for the purchase of $35,000
street improvement bonds. Dated-
13
Lydia Tawill receive
a.m.
(MST)
Clerk,
until
10
the
for
July 1,-1958.
1959
of
court
purchase
Oct.
1
from
1959
due in
callable
Note
-
—
The
Sept. 29—v. 188,
in
p.
our
1321.
YORK
^
Bond
Oct. 7 for the purchase of $80,000
sewer bonds.
Dated
supple^
issue
Sept. :1;. 1958/
of
Due
on
March 1" from 1959 to 1968;
.
District
on
bids
Clerk,- will
until
3
pan.
New York
City.
'-""7. r'
.
"
r
-
receive
(EDST)
Oct. 8 for the purchase of
1460,000 school bonds.
Principal and interest-
(M-S) payable at the office of the
Presiding Supervisor, Town Hall,
Hempstead. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield" & Wood, o£-
*
Bond Offering—Charles J. Lejc-
sealed
Prihcipal-
Hempstead, West Long Beach
\
Sewer District, N. Y.
OfferingVr Nathan L. H.'
Bennett, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until It a an. (DST) on:
inclusive.
NEW
July t from'.
Oct.
of
foregoing
the' report
on
interest-(J-J) payable at the
National Bank) Haver¬
straw. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of
New York City. T* JV";
:
1969 and
as
Due
1963 inclusive.
Rockland
1972
to
to
and
general obligation
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,1958.
on
ments
er,
Treasurer,
bids
bids
Oct.
on
r
Trenton), N. J.¬
until
cipal -and' interest fJ^J) payable
Valley, Union TrustCo., Rochester. Legality approved!
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &~
Galloway, of New York City.
Amherst Central High School Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Snyder), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Harold A. Sut-
terley,
County
3.60s,
basis of
Hamilton Township (P. O.
<
pia,
as
■
on
:bids
at the Genesee
-
Atlantic
bonds offered Sept. 30—v. 188, p.
1205— were awarded to a group
Bond
JERSEY
*
from 1959 To 1962 inclusive. Prin¬
1, 1968.
Principal and interest
(A-Q)
payables at the: County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved ;by .Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬
man &
Howard, of Denver. c
as
of
.sealed
Dated
O.
'
sealed
cost
"'
2506
Bond
ceive
Bond Offering—Mrs.
bonds offered Sept. 25—v.
188, p.
1098—were awarded to a group
interest
O.
ty, Village Treasurer, will receive
Mountainside School District,. N. J.
Bond Sale—The $539,000 school
Co., Inc., and Allison-Williams
Co., jointly, at a price of par, a
(P.
.
&
1205—were awarded to J. M. Dain
3.60s,
basis of
as
'
Howe, Town Supervisor, will
.
?
JERSEY
' '*
Ridge Road
West, Rochester 15), N.-Y.,^
Offering: — Gordon
A.
;
account:
Mercantile Trust Co.;
.
Wells, Inc.}
100.41, a
of
3.55%.
Greece
incl.
the
price
a
about
March
on
1963
to
members
inch
.
~
$90,000 drainage
from
on Feb. 1 from
*1066 to 1970 inclusive.
on
t
March
on
1963
to
Minnesota
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
-175,000 3.60s. Due
.
Dec. 9, 1958. Principal and inter¬
est payable at the National Shaw¬
ard-Elwood & Co.
188, p. 998—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by Juran &
Moody, Inc., at a price of par, a
net interest cost of about
3.95%,
v.
1
1959
s
;
bonds
.
Due
1969
to
.1,200,000
3.40s. due
as
from
1
.
Aug. 1, 1958.
Co., Allison-Williams
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, at a price of par, a net in¬
and
bonds
:
:
rev¬
Exchange
Co.,
of
Le¬
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Seott, Barber & Marquart, of Min¬
neapolis. -
*
water
was
J. M. Dain &
sey,
-
1321—
National Bank of Columbia. Dated
1973.
A
p.
Mound? View Indep. Sch. District terest cost of about 3.63%, as fol¬ F-A. Legality approved by Charles
& Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
No. 621, Minn.
lows:
Bond Offering — D. D. Wendt,
$55,000 3.20s. Due on Jan. 1 from
NEW HAMPSHIRE
District Clerk, will receive sealed
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Oct. 13
Concord, N. H. •
20,000 3V2S. Due on Jan. 1 from
for the purchase of $500,000 school
Note Sale—An issue of $275,000
1969 to 1971 inclusive.
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
35,000 3.70s. Due on Jan. 1 from temporary loan notes was sold to
Due on Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1979
the National Shawmut Bank
1972 to 1977 inclusive.
of
inclusive.
'
Dated
$1,Sept.
i
'Ithaca City School District, N. Y.
Bond Offering —W. L.
*
Gragg,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Number 5783
1SS
Volume
.
.
(1443)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
bids until. 2. p.m. (DST) on
to the First National Bank of Ore¬
for 'dhe kj purchase";
gon,
Oct. f 16 group headed by Halsey, Stuart &
.of $5,900,900 C6.;;inc.,%s "4.10s, at a price of
school bonds?- Dated I Oct?!,-1958/ 100.88?'a^hfcsis of about 4.03%.; ;%•.
Due
i-Others/in
1 from 1959 fo -1978
Dec.
oil
%Cd. y Geo. B. Gibbons; &
interest Loeb
the: First Na-t Co.,,Inc.^ First of Michigan Corf
Bank & Trust Co., of Ithaca,, portion; Chas. £. Weigold & (Jo,,
payable at
(J-D)
tional
Midland
the "Marine
at
or
Morton
Trust
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Co., "New York City, ^ Legality Adams^.jyicEntee & Co., Inc.; BaxEstabjrook & Co., and
approved by Vandewater^ &ykesf ,te&
Heckler & Galio way,, of NewY6rk Tilney
Co.. r_:/. V;'V.
'J- .'
Cityv
^
N.iYs ~
Bonds Not SoldBids .for the
.•
$850,000 sewer bonds offered Oct.
188, p, 1206—were rejected.
1—v.
'5;\1.-. 'St'ontd^/jpeXlsii N.
Sale^Thd J$28,0d0;~'gen¬
Bend:
bonds "offered Sept.
1321—Were awarded
eral purposes
30—v. 188; .p.
to the Marine Trust
at
100.07,
of
price
a
Co. of North¬
Montour, as 3.20s,
New York,
ern
basis.,..of
a
about 3.18%.
'New" York City Housing
Authorityi
New York:/
County (P. O.
Westchester
|
Plains), N. Y..
Massena,
%
-Sale—The $8,555,000
Saw
Valley sanitary trunk
Sewer and sewage treatment and
disposal plan!bonds offered Sept.
30-—r1206-r-wvere awarded
Mill River
to.;
a
Co.j both of New York City,
price of 100.77, a
Trust
3.20s, at a
basis of about
as
;0thers>
■
3.13%.
<:
account:
ih-; the
.
P.
J.
Chairman Wm: Brothers? 8t
JdckspnHutton
-
& Pomeroy,
.
•
N;
7,607,000
ninth
OneC Hundred - . Thirty-
:
notes.^ Due
Issue
May 8,
on
,
^.^NORTfi CAROLINA
issue will
be
dated
Nov?
5, 1958. Payable at the Chemical
Corn
Exchange Bank,
of j New
York
Legality approved by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble &
ovia^Bank 8c Trust Co., WinstonMitchell, of New York City?
•
Salem, at 2.35% interest, plus a
-Additional Offering — Mr? Reid
premium of $207.
also announces that the Authority
City.
sealed
receive
will
bids
1
until
DAKOTA
NORTH
(EDST) on Oct. 7 for the
purchase of $36,650,000 temporary
notes, as follows:;,, ;?
$20,300,000 Series CTN-9 notes.
16,350,000 Series CTN-10 notes.
Oct.
Dated
30, 1958.
Due on
1959. Payable at the
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, of
New York City. Legality approved
March
11,
by Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan,
McGovern & Lane, of New York
:
City???-;,,
District No. 4 (P. O.
Pearl St., Port Chester), N. Y.
Sewer
Rye
10
City Auditor^ will receive sealed
bids; until 8. p.m. (CST) on Oct. 6
for the purchase of $475,000 ref unding
improvement bonds.
Oct,
sillipo, Town Supervisor, will re¬
sealed
bids until 11 a.m.
ceive
15 for the pur¬
sanitary sewer
system bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1958.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1984
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(DST)
Oct.
on
of
$355,000
payable at the County
Co., Port Chester. Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬
burn & McCarthy, of New York
(M-S)
Trust
City,
Saranac
Lake,
Y.
Meag¬
N.
Village
sealed
ceive
(DST)
on
bids
Oct.
to
2:30 p.m.
for the pur¬
public improve¬
equipment bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1958.
1959
until
re¬
15
chase of $149,000
ment and
will
Treasurer,
1968
and interest
Due on Sept. 1 from
Principal
inclusive.
(M-S) payable at the
National
Adirondack
&
Bank
Co., Saranac Lake. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
Trust
=
inclusive.
by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber &
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
Shreve, Ohio
Offering — Kenneth
Bond
OHIO
Offering
—
No.
(P. O. Smithtown), N. Y.
1
Bond
_
Central School District
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Clerk,
will
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
1968
Due
ders &
Oct.
16
from
the
for
school
150.000
Dated Nov,
purchase
building
1, 1958.
1960 to
on
of $3,bonds.
Due on May 1
1988 incusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at
the
Bank
of Smithtown.
Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New York City.
Thompson, Bethel, Forestburg,
Mamakating,
Central
and Fallsburg
Sch.
Dist.
No.
on
Dec. 1 from 1960 to
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
(J-D) payable at the Cen¬
tral Bank Company, in Avon. Le¬
South Point,
•
building bonds offered Sept. 30—
v.
188,
p.
1099—were awarded to a
until
bids
will
Clerk,
Village
noon
Dillow,
receive
(EST)
Dated Sept. 15, 1958. Due on Dec.
15 from
1960 to 1979
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
pay¬
able at the Citizens National Bank
Ironton.
Stark County
sewer
(P. O. Canton), Ohio
1958.
district bonds.
Due
on
Oct.
Dated Oct. 1,
from 1960 to
1
Treasurer's office.
Euclid, Ohio
i
Bond Offering—William
terest (A-O)
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
awarded
were
of
poration,
posed
to
a
First
Schmidt,
the
group
&
$480,000 SVss.
1959
to
240,000
Due on Oct. 1 from
1970
Due
3s.
inclusive.
on
*
Oct. 1 from
1971 to 1976 inclusive.
Due "on Oct. 1 from
•,
280,000 3% s.
1983
inclusive.
Bond
Offering
'
'
J. S. Collins,
—
Pennsylvania
V
Bond Sale—The $30,000 general
obligation bonds offered Oct. 1—v.
188,
1322
p.
—
were
awarded
to
Kay, Richards & Co., as 3V2S, at
a price of par.
Clerk of Board of Education, will
sealed
receive
Marcus
until
bids
$1,285,000 special assessment im¬
provement bonds, as follows:
Due on Dec.
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
1
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
Dec.
1
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the Northern Savings Bank, of
Columbus.
Legality approved by
bonds.
$700,000
:•
purchase
from
bonds.
585,000
from
Due
on
of
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
1958.
Principal
interest (J-D) payable at the
Dated
Nov.
1,
Sanders
Squire,
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.;
Greenfield, Ohio
Bond
Offering
—
O.
D.
the
Cook,
purchase of $200,000 hos¬
Dated
June 1 and
pital improvement bonds.
Oct.
1,
1958.
Due on
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1979
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Peoples National Bank
of Greenfield.
Legality approved
by Peck, Shaffer
Cincinnati.
& Williams, of
Ohio
$12,645.34 street
improvement bonds offered Sept.
188, p. 999—were awarded
29—y.
Sale
—
The
$195,074.89
special assessment road improve¬
bonds offered Sept. 30—v.
1206
188, p.
—
were
awarded
to
Sweney Cartwright & Co., as 4s,
at a price of 100.10, a
basis of
about
3.98%.
—
James
Smith,
Jr., Clerk-Treasurer of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
the
building
1958.
noon
(DST)
purchase
bonds.
Due
on
on
Oct. 23
$1,915,000
Dated Nov. 1,
of
June
1
and
Dec.
1
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
(J-D)
payable
1970
*
1,
40,000 4%s. Due Nov. 1, 1972 and
1973.
Due Nov. %, 1998.
775,000 5s.
The
1958.
bonds
dated
are
Nov. 1,
Legality ap¬
Interest M-N.
proved
Townsend,
by
Elliott
&
Philadelphia.
of
Munson,
Other members of the account:
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Butcher &
water revenue bonds was sold on
Sept. 24 to Butcher & Sherrerd,
and Dolphin & Co., jointly, as fol¬
lows:
$105,000 bonds: $45,000 4s, due on
Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1967 incl.;
$20,000. 4.05s, due on Jan. 1,
1968 and 1969; $20,000 4.10s,
due Jan. 1,1970 and 1971; and
$20,000 4.20s, due on Jan. 1,
—
bonds
The
School
dated
are
1,
Nov.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Snyder County
Trust Co., Selinsgrove.
Legality
approved by Saul, Ewing, Remick
&
Saul, of Philadelphia.
RICO
PUERTO
Puerto Rico
.
Water Resources
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
revenue
$627,000 were pur¬
chased via negotiated sale by a
group
composed of Butcher &
Sherrerd, Dolphin
& Co., and
Pennington, Colket & Co., as fol¬
.
1958.
County Joint Sch.
Authority (P. O. York), Pa.
Sale
1972 and 1973.
395,000 bonds as 4%s./ Due Jan.
1, 1998.
Rico
Puerto
Sales Continue
Electric Energy
to Gain—Electric power revenues
of the Authority
in July, 1958 to¬
compared with
$2,513,074 in July of 1957, accord¬
$358,000
high
school
addition ing to S. L. Descartes, Executive
Director of the Authority.
bonds, for $35,000 3%s, due
taled
$2,676,551
lows:
-
Offering
bids until
York
May 1 from 1963 to 1966
inclusive; $25,000 4s, due on
May 1, 1967 and 1968; $15,000
Ohio
Bond
Northern
on
Willoughby-Eastlake City School
District (P. O. Willoughby),
/
:
..
Due Nov.
and 1971.
bonds totaling
Whitehall, Ohio
Bond
Legality approved
by Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
of Philadelphia.
Philadelphia.
Bond
Cleveland.
for
Klamath Falls,
Bond Sale—The
of
ment
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Oct. 15
for
Dempsey,
&
w
4.20s.
50,000
Rennie,
Borough Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
Oct. 15 for the purchase of $415,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1
cipal and interest payable at the
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co.,
the
1969.
and
'
C.
from 1959 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
for
'
20,000 4.05s. Due Nov. 1, 1966.
20,000 4.10s. Due Nov. f, 1967
40,000 4.15s. Due Nov. 1, 1968
Hook, Pa.
Offering —R.
noon
20
1, 1964
;
nolds &
(EST) on Oct. 14 for the purchase
of $260,000 school building bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1
Oct.
on
)
Sherrerd; Ira Haupt & Co.; Rey¬
Co.; Bache & Co.; Elkin,
Morris, Stokes & Co.; Harriman
Bridgeville, Pa.
'
Bond Sale—The $300,000 street, & Co.; Rambo, Close & Kerner,
sewer and playground bonds
of¬ Inc.; Schaffer, Necker & Co.; Tarfered Sept. 30—v. 188, p. 1322— nail, Biddle & Co.; C. C. Collings
were
awarded to the Bridgeville & Co., and Grant & Co.
i National Bank, as 4s, at a price
Selinsgrove Municipal Authority,
of 100.07.
Pennsylvania
Bond Sale—An issue of $500,000
Canton Twp. (P. O. Washington),
to
1977
Bond
Upper Arlington City Sch. District,
1965.
and
;
Cor¬
Roberts
Due Nov.
$1,420,000 4s.
com¬
Boston
Parke, A. Webster Dougherty &
Co., Singer, Deane & Scribner,
and McJunkin, Patton & Co., at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 3.08%, as follows:
Principal and in¬
payable at the County
Ohio
bott, Director of Finance, will re¬
District, Pa.
$1,000,000 gen¬
eral obligation improvement bonds
offered Sept. 25—v. 188, p. 1206—
inclusive.
'-J
A. Ab¬
Allentown School
Bond Sale—The
on
Oct. 10 for the purchase of $20,000
waterworks
extension
bonds.
gality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
1
$3,353,000 school
San¬
Ohio
Bond Offering—Thomas
Sr.,
sealed
1969
(P. O. Mon*icello), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
Squire,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
terest
receive
(DST)
Prin¬
.
M.
George
Offering—Marie L. Metz-
District
ger,
Al¬
Clerk,
Kiser, Village Clerk, will receive
Bond Offering—Hilda Schrantz,
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on Clerk
of
the
Board
of
County
Oct. 14 for the purchase of $18,- Commissioners, will receive sealed
900 special assessment street im¬ bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on Oct.
provement bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 15 for the purchase of $76,000
1958..
Saul, of Philadelphia.
Penn
will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
on Oct. 15 for the purchase of $6,500 street improvement bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due on Oct. 1
office of the Director of Finance.
Smithtown
Remick &
Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
cinnati.
■'v-;",
*
Avon, Ohio
Bond
Village
exander,
of
and
City.
Due on Jan.
1981
to
-
Principal and interest payable at
any suitable bank designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
Bond Offering—James H.
her,
1958.
1,
I960
from
1
City, Legality Ap¬
Saul,' Bwing, Ewing,
by
•
gality approved by
Offering—A. H. Ebentier,
Offering—Anthony J. Po-
Bond
chase
Carrington, N. Dak.
Dated
York
New
OKLAHOMA
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the Village Clerk's office. Le¬
p.m..
Bond
proved
of
.
anticipation
Sept. 30—v. 188. p.
1322—were awarded to the Wach¬
offered
notes
Cleveland.
Township Municipal School
Dacoma, Okla.
District Authority (P. O,
j
Bond Offering — L. G. Shelite,
1099 — were sold to the Federal
Pittsburgh), Pm,
Bond SaleA group composed
Housing & Home Finance Agency Town Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 8 of
as 2%s and 2%s, at a price of par.
Kidder, Peabody 8c Cou, White,
for the purchase of $50,000 natural Weld &
Co., Bache & Co., Hemp¬
?
Norwalk, Ohio
gas construction and distribution hill, Noyes & Co., Schmidt, Rob¬
;' Bond Sale-^The $55,773.22 spec¬
system bonds. Due from 1961 to erts & Parke, and McJunkin, Fatial assessment bonds offered Sept.
1973 inclusive.
ton & Co. purchased privately an
30—v. 188, p. 1322—were awarded
issue of $900,000 school revenue
Kingfisher County (P. O,
to;
White i& Co.; ^
bonds, as follows:
Kingfisher), Ohio.
$30,729.46 sidewalk bonds as 3s,
Bend Sale—The $400,000 county $565,000 bonds.
Due on Nov. 1
v at a price of 100.21, a basis of
from 1959 to 1973 inclusive.
courthouse bonds offered Sept. 30
about 2.96%.
V'/;:'
—v.
335,000 bonds. Due Nov. t, 1978.
188, p. 1206—were awarded
25,043.76 curb and gutter bonds
to H. I. Josey & Co., and Stern
The bonds are dated Nov* 1,
//
as 3V2S, at a price of 101.13,
Bros. & Co., jointly.
?
^
1978.
>•
a
basis of about 3.29%.
?,;,c v
The bonds mature serially from
Scott Township (P. O. 12-D
Paulding County (P. O. Paulding), 1961 to 1968 inclusive. *
;
Chartiers Terrace), Pa.
'
,v\
;Ohio
Watonga, Okla.
Bond Offering—Walter J. Price,
Bond Sale
The $495,000 me¬
Bond Offering—B. M. Hippard,
Township Secretary, will receive
morial
hospital
bonds
offered
City Clerk, will receive sealed sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
Sept. 26 — v. 188, p. 1099 — were
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
Oct. 14 for the purchase of $*00,awarded to Braun, Bosworth &
7
for the
purchase of $35,000 000
general
obligation
bonds.
Co., Inc., and Sweney Cartwright
bonds, as follows:
:
Dated Oct. 1, 1958, Due on Oct. 1
& Co., jointly, as 3%s, at a price
of 101.63.
$14,000 sanitary sewer extension from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Le¬
and improvement bonds. Due gality approved by Burgwin, RufSandusky, Ohio
from 1960 to 1963 inclusive. fin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Bond Sale—The $90,000 street,
17,000 water
works extension Southern Delaware
County Sewer
water and sewer special assess¬
and improvement bonds. Due
Authority (P. O. Boothwyn), Pa*
ment bonds offered Sept. 26—v.
from 1960 to 1963 inclusive.
Bond Sale—A group headed by
188, p. 1206 —were awarded to
4,000 electric system extension
Kidder, Peabody & C<v purchased
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., as 3%s,
and improvement bonds. Due
privately on Sept. 30 an issue of
at a price of 101.06, a basis of
from 1960 to 1963 inclusive.
$2,375,000 sewer revenue hpnds
about 3.31%,
:
at a price of 97.05, as follows:
PENNSYLVANIA
NoteSale- The
school building bond
(M-N) payable at the
..
..Greensboro), N. C.
$2,000,000
'
Each
,
Guilford County {P. O.
1959. *
and interest
,
Morgam-& Co. Inc.; Drexel & Co.;
Harris T^ustsand Savings Bank;
SahriOh Bros.
&
Hutzler; Rarr
C#, Paine, Webber,
& -Curtis; Schoellkopf,
Inc.;
ity will receive sealed bids until
1 p.m. (EDST) on Oct. 15 for Ithe
Spender' Tra^k & Co.; Fitzpatrielc, Sullivan7 &' Co.; Braun,: Bospurchase of $40,123,000 temporary
worth-~ &'Co'.-, 'Incorporated; Nanotes, as follows:
-r )■[
timialBank of Westchester, White
$32,516,000 One1^
eighth Issue; notes./r Due on Plams^. ^odel, ;Roland & Stone;
and Cyons. & Shofto, Incorporated.
V '■, Jan. 9, 1959.
Y;
Note Offeringr.—
Held" announces that the- Author-^
Co., Wil¬
.
headed by the Chase
Bank and Guaranty
'group
Manhattan
Cleveland Trust
York National Bank & Trust Co.
■'
inclusive.. Principal; and
the
loughby.
Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Portiahd.
Muskingum College (P. ,Q. New
Concord), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $308,000 non¬
tax
exempt
dormitory
revenue
bonds offered Sept. 26—v. 188, p.
Kuhn,
account:
the
at
59
4.05s, due on May 1, 1969;
$15,000 4.10s, due on May 1,
1970; $15,000 4.15s, due on
May 1,1971; $15,000 4.20s, due
on May 1,
1972; $20,000 4y4s,
due on May 1,1973; and $218,000 4%s, due on May 1, 1983.
269,000 elementary school bonds,
as 4%s. Due on May 1, 1993.
Dated
Nov.
1,
1958.
Principal
Revenues
the
for
12
months
July 31, 1958 amounted to
$31,869,961 compared with $27,ended
812,569 in the corresponding
month
period
Bank
for
12-
a year ago.
Government
The
Puerto
Development
Rico is fiscal
agent for the Puerto
Resources Authority.
Rico Water
SOUTH CAROLINA
South
Bond
Carolina
Offering
—
(State of)
Jeff B. Bates,
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
«0
*
State Treasurer, will
purchase of $13,000,000
State school bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1958. Due on Nov. 1 from 1959 to
1978 inclusive. Bonds due in 1974
the
for
•
callable, in
whole or in part but in inverse
numerical order, on any interest
thereafter
and
i
are
payment date on and after Nov. 1,
1973. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the State Treasury in
Columbia, or at any agency of
the State in New York City. Le¬
*
•
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gality approved by Hawkins,
•afield & Wood, of New York
DelCity,
Sinkler, Gibbs & Simons, of
and
Charleston.
Note
report in our issue of
General.
Attorney
—
County, County School
District (P. O. Brigham City),
Bond Sale—The
$2,50,0,000 gen¬
school building
obligation
eral
bonds
1207
Oct. 1
offered
awarded to
were
—
Hogle & Co., as follows:
various
purposes
188,
p.
awarded to the First
inclusive.
Columbia),
bridge bonds offered Sept. 25
188, p. 1100—were awarded
C. Bradford & Co., and the
IMid-South Securities Co., jointly.
(P. O.
Springfield), Tenn,
:
Callable
of
1, 1968. Principal and in¬
(M-S) payable at the First
Salt
Branch
as
Lake
City. Le¬
Chapman &
gality
approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Whitingham
Bond
188, p.
D.
School
1100—were awarded to the Equit-
Securities
Corp.,
and
and
100.08.
TEXAS
Bank, Brattleboro,
a.m.
(EDST) on Oct. 9
purchase of $446,000 school
Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
Due
Sale —The $244,000
gen¬
obligation bonds offered Oct.
188. p. 1323—were awarded
to Rauscher, Pierce & Co., and
Central Investment Co., jointly,
Port
Bond
sold to Mu¬
nicipal Securities Co., and R. A.
Underwood & Co., jointly, as folwas
eral
May 15,
1958. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the Republic National
Bank of Dallas.
Legality ap¬
Crowe, of Dallas.
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4
Bond Sale—An issue of
&
electric
light system
funding
bonds
Southwest
Co.,
was
as
$595,000 214 s. Due
355,000 2 34S. Due
1965
to
1968
re¬
First
on
_
$67,000
bonds
revenue
41/8S.
as
on
County,
1
Callable
Anacortes
103
School
(P. O.
Bond
The
bonds, are dated Sept. 1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Mercantile National
Sale —The
$500,000
;
,
Bank of Dallas.
Washington, in Seattle, and Foster
& Marshall,
jointly, at a price of
ceived until
Oct.
13
100.02,
re¬
for the pur¬
system
Northeast
Municipal
--
$175,000 4s. Due
on
Oct.
1
from
1960 to 1967 inclusive.'
135,000 3%s. Due on Oct. 1 from
-
1968 to
1972 inclusive.
190,000 3%s. Due
on
?
Oct. 1 from
funding
tax
and
bonds
was
-
revenue
sold
to
re¬
ton
Securities
Co., and Hamil¬
Corp., jointly,-as
Bonds bear additional inter¬
est of 0.75%
from Sept. 1, 1958 to
Nov.
„
1, 1966. They bear date of
Sept 1, 1958 and mature on Nov. 1
from 1973 to 1988 inclusive. Bonds
1970;
of
be
WEST
as
VIRGINIA
Co.,
(Morgantown), W. Va.
Bond Sale—The $186,000 water
revenue bonds offered Sept. 30—
v.
188,
p.
1100—were awarded to
Baker, Watts & Co., and Cunninglam, Schmertz & Co,, jointly, as
at
a
price of 100.01,
of about 4.74%.
a
basis
50,000
to
Oct. 1 frohflt
on
1961 inclusive.
5s. Due
on
;
1 From
Oct.
1962 to 1968 inclusive.
Dated
Oct.
^
,
1, 1958. Int. A-O.
*
Bond Sale—An issue of
$519,000
St.FelicienSchoolCommissionf
improvement bonds was sold to a
Quebec
T- ?/'; V-V
group composed of the Dominion
Bond Sale—An issue of $497,000
Securities
Corp.,
Ltd.,
Nesbitt,
Thomson & Co., Ltd., W. C. Pit- building bonds was sold to a group
field & Co., Belanger, Inc., and composed of Corporation de Prets
de Quebec, J. E. Laflamme, Ltd.,
Morgan^ Outiguy & Hudon, Ltd.,
at a price of 94.40, a net interest Oscar Dube & Co., Inc., Grenier,
Ruei & Cq.;, Ine., and Garneau,
cost of about 5.59%, as follows:Boulanger,;; Ltd.- at • a price of
$252,000 l^s/Due on Oct. l from
95.57,-a net interest cost bf < about
1959 io 1968 inclusive.
5.52 %, as follows:
267,000 5s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1969 to 1978 inclusive.^
• $341,500 414s, Due-on Sept. 1 from
.
the
syn¬
a
20-year
Oct.
on
Hydro
Richmond
School
Protestant
Dated Sept.
5%
15,
composed
of
was
sold to
a group
Ltd.,, Grenier,
and
Co., Inc.,
Ruel &
Oscar Dube &
price of 96.17, a
of about 5.69%,
Co., Inc., at a
net interest cost
as
follows:
$125,500 AYzs. Due on Oct. 1 from
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
/
on Oct.
1978 inclusive.
54,500 5s. Due
to
^ated Oct.
1 from 1963
1,1958. Interest A-O.
Securities Corp., Ltd..
Spcncc & Co., Ltd., A. E
Ames & Co., Ltd., Royal Securi¬
Mills,
Ltd., Midland Securi¬
ties
Corp., Ltd., Cochran, Murray
& Co., Ltd., Harris
& Partners,
Ltd., Burns Bros. & Denton, Ltd.,
Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd., Equi¬
Securities
table
A.
Canada,
Ltd.;
Daly & Co., Ltd., W. C.
Co., Ltd., James Rich¬
&
Sons, Bankers Bond
Corporation, Ltd., Collier, Norris
& Quinlan, Ltd., Fry & Co., Ltd.,
Matthews
&
Co.,
Ltd.,
Anderson
&
Co., Ltd., J. L. Graham & Co.,
Ltd.,
Bartlett,
Cayley
&
Co.,
Brawley, Gathers & Co., Charles
H. Burgess & Co., Flemming &
Co., and Walwyn, Stodgell & Co.,
Ltd.
QUEBEC
Bonsecours
"
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,
■
Bond
-
■
School
Commission,
Quebec
■■
')
Sale—An issue of
building bonds
Interprovincial, Ltd., at
98.49,
$40,00f
sold to Credit
was
price ol
a
net interest cost of about
a
follows:
as
$22,000
4s.
Due
5,000 414 s.
1964
Due
Lachine
on.
Due
1969 to
Dated
Sept.
1
Sept. 1 from
on
Sept.
Commission,
building bonds
composed
group
Que.
$1,130,sold
was
of
net interest cost of about
follows:
'
*
5.36%,
.
on
Oct. 1 from
1966 inclusive.
5s.
Due
on
Oct.
1
from
1967 to 1978 inclusive.
Dated Oct. 1,1958. Interest A-O.
Lemoyne Catholic School
,
->■3
a; •
■
from
1
Wood,
Gundy & Co., Ltd., Bank of Can¬
ada, A.. E. Ames & Co., Ltd., -Nesbitt, Thomson &.Co., and Rene T.
LeClerc, Inc., at a price of 96.51,
-
f
;
School
564,000
•
1978 inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
a
-
S/.
Sept/1, 1958. Int. M-S.
000 school
to
from.
.
1968 inclusive.
to
.13,000 5s.
on
1963 inclusive.
to
Commission, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $385,000
was sold to a group
school bonds
composed of Belanger, Inc., Cred¬
St.
\
1, 1958.
Int. M-S.
Jacques, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
waterworks
sold to
of
system
interest
about 5.11%, as follows:
a
net
$78,000 414s. Due
-
1959
to
Dated Oct.
was
,
price
a
cost
of
-
Oct. 1 from
1968 inclusive.
147,000 5s. Due
to
on
$225,000
bonds
Belanger, Ine,, at
98.17,
1969
Electric
-
'
L^ Corporation de
Prets de Quebec, J. E. Laflamme,
unconditionally guaran¬
principal and interest
Corp.,
on Sept. 1 from
1967 to 1978 inclusive.
;
155,500 5s. Due
$180,000
Dominion
ties
"1959 to 1966 inclusive.
1, 1958. Interest A-O.
to
1959 to
Inc.
and
$566,000 414s. Due
Union District Public Service
Grenier, Ruel & Co., Inc.,
price of 94.79, a net interest
1959
Quebec}
by. the Province of Ontario.
Le¬
gality approved by Daly, Thistle,
Judson & Harvey, of Toronto.
Other members of the syndi¬
cate: Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd.
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., the
as
the
First Southwest
414s.
15,
will
a
1973 to 1978 inclusive.
Water
Bond Sale—An issue of $900,000
.
unlimited
/
net interest cost of about
follows:
?
.
.
-
District (P. O. Daingerf ield), Tex.
-
^
.*
Texas
as
bonds, it is
revenue
reported.'
a
UAbord-A'Plouffe,
1978.
Peoples National Bank of
3.72%,
chase of $490,000 waterworks and
sewer
Oct.
,
to
Monahans, Texas
sold recently to
debentures to mature
gen¬
obligation bonds offered Sept.
25—v. 188, p. 1000—were awarded
the
of
Pow¬
McLeod, Young,
Dated Oct. 15,
1958. Five-year 4% debentures to
mature orf Oct. 15, 1963; 12-yeai
4%% debentures to mature on
1959
eral
was
to
$10,000 414s. Due
Int. M-S.
1, 1958.
building bonds
of)
An issue
—
dicate headed by
& Co., Ltd.
after
Mount Vernon), Wash.
a
;
Weir
Sept. 1,
from 1982
1958.
Bond Offering—Bids will be
tures was
*
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Board, Quebec
Commission of Ontario deben¬
er
from date of issue. Inter¬
District No.
Dated Sept.
New
Hydro-Electric
Dated
Sept.
inclusive.
1963
Bond Sale—An issue of
Ontario (Province
Debenture Sale
5.08%,
Skagit
I
,
Legality approved by
Thorgrimson & Horo¬
witz, of .Seattle.
••
-
Sept: 1 from
1
inclusive.
Bramhall
Preston,
1964 inclusive.
1959 to
to
M-S.
est
to
sewer
Due
1988
: to
follows:
on
Co.,
10 years
revenue
sold
gen¬
24—v. 188, p.
awarded
and
1958.
$950,000
&
ONTARIO
sold to Wm. P. Harper & Son
was
to
Dated Oct.
$75,000,000
ardson
obligation improvement
water
&
24—v.
awarded to E. J. Prescott
Pitfield &
O.
$125,000
Bond Issue—An issue of
-
Lubbock, Texas
\
Sept.
$100,000 gen¬
bonds of¬
188, p. 1208—
sewerage
CANADA
R.
Quincy, Wash.
-dated
1959
164,500 5s. Due on Sept. 1 from
A
1964 to 1978 inclusive.
'
Gairdner & Co., Ltd.,
Sjtein.
$16,000 212S. Due on Feb. 15, 1961.
40,000 3s. Due on Feb. 15, 1968.
McCall, Parkhurst
Sale—The
1207—were
&
by
in¬
1978
Walla (P.
Walla), Wash.
bonds offered Sept.
lows:
proved
to
1959
Walla
of
Walla
Bond Sale—An issue of $56,000
are
from
WASHINGTON
Longview Independent School
District, Texas
bonds
1
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Boston.
Legality
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
1—v.
The
Oct.
on
clusive.
Texas
eral
v?
of Board of
will
receive
11
bonds.
-refunding bonds
Barbara
Mrs.
Directors,
for the
Donna,
—
Chairman
Savings
until
jointly, as 314 s and 3%s, at a price
Bond
obligation
teed
sealed bids c/o Vermont National
the
of Memphis,
3Firsf National Bank,
Offering
Ellis,
sold
$60,000
bonds
system
$220,500 414s. Due on Sept. 1 from cost of about 5.79%, as follows:
These debentures are direct ob¬
school District,
J own
Sale—An issue of
waterworks
at
Power Commission of Ontario and
Vermont
Sale—The $265,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 25—v.
of
eral
Wis.
Prescott,
Sale—The
Bond
ligations
VERMONT
^
interest
and
(M-N) payable at the Marshall &
Ilsley Bank of Milwaukee. Legal¬
ity approved by Quarles, Herriott
& demons, of Milwaukee.
Hil-
B.
to J.
Robertson County
Principal
/
Offering—Robert
St. Andre, Quebec
Bond
-
Water Conservancy
Security Bank of Utah, N. A., 4th
—v.
<
Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1978
inclusive.
(P. O. Salt Lake City),
inclusive.
St.
and
V
Due
on
follows:
Oct. 16 for
on
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1958.
250,000 2%s. Due on Nov. 1, 1968.
terest
Sale—The $180,000 school
(CDST)
purpose
were
1999
Tennessee
'*■}] able
4 p.m.
the purchase of $500,000 corporate
fered
Sept.
Maury County (P. O.
Brunder Bldg.,
411
Wells St., Milwaukee, un¬
!,
bert, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (MST) on Oct. 29 for
the purchase of $1,400,000 water
conservancy bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1958. Due on Sept. 1 from 1960 to
National Bank of Memphis.
Bond
til
Briesen
von
Company.
Bond
bonds offered Sept. 30—v.
Bond
Redmond,
135 W.
Utah
obligation
office of
the
at
250,000 2.90s. Due on Nov. 1, 1967.
District
Sale —The $350,000 gen-
1100—were
bids
1960.
and
—
J. B. Holtz,
will receive sealed
Offering
1, 1959
$500,000 4s. Due on Nov.
Salt Lake Cty.
TENNESSEE
1
Co.,
Chicago, First Boston Corp., Blyth
& Co., Inc., Dean Witter & Co.,
Walker Bank & Trust Co., Ogden,
audi¬
Sept. 29—
Knoxville, Tenn.
:v«ral
group
a
composed of Northern Trust
4s, at par.
Bond
188,. p.
—v.
£50,000 314s,>; Due Nov. T, 1961.
1,250,000 23/4S/ Due'on Nov. 1
188, p. 1207—were awarded to
State Bank of Emery,
(P. O. Milwaukee),
3
District Clerk,
&
Utah
the Security
as
District No.
Box Elder
The $45,000
offered
bonds
torium
kee
Bond
from 1962 to 1966
Sale
it-Quebec, Inc., Florida Matteau &
"Fils, and Banque Canadienne Nationale, at a price of 94.29, a net
(City) Joint Union High School interest cost of about
5.91%, as
Wisconsin
Emory, S. Dak.
v.
Monday, October 6, 1958
.
.
.
Brown Deer (Village) and Milwau-
UTAH
SOUTH DAKOTA'
Bond
WISCONSIN
are
Interest
1977.
1,
Legality approved by the
Texas
v
Sept. 29—v. 188, p. 1323.
v
| M-N
and J. A.
foregoing supple-
The
—
the
merits
Nov.
callable
thereafter
and
1978
in
due
receive sealed
(EST) on Oct. 15
fbids until noon
r
.
(1444)
1978
on Oct. 1
inclusive.
1, 1958.
from
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Int. A-O.
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