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OF
MONDAY
ISSUE
°CT
71357
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume
New York
Number 5679
186
General
RAILROAD
Fund—Net
Aberdeen
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, October 7, 1957
PUBLIC UTILITY
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Securities
Sept. 30,'57
Dec. 31.'56
$9,125,272
#
$8,492,546
assets at market...,—
Total net
5,934,234
p.
186,
SEC
In This Issue
$1.64
value, per shares
—V.
109.
fiscal year ended
the
For
Stock and Bond Quotations
Sales—
July 31, 1957, this corporation reported the
223..
were
$340,903,
equivalent to 93 cents
Outstanding.
•shares
This
share
a
with
compares
the 364.995 common
fiscal year's net
on
of $384,761 or $1.05 a share. The reduction in earnings was
caused by increased sales promotion expenditures, and costs of moving
earnings
into
Cincinnati
plant which approximately doubled the company's manu¬
facturing floor space, according to K. A. Weatherwax. President.
The report shows that, property additions aggregating $1,112,712 were
financed from operations to the amount of $935,io8.—V. 185, p. 1509.
its
new
Detroit
withdrawn,
bankruptcy
Falla of London,
Guy
on
a
5'«
a
Ohio,
Albeit
and
from
List of New York,
borrowed
A.
$400,000
1, 1962. It said the investors have
the purchase of 1.178,995 shares of Aconic
Jones
elected
been
has
Chairman
the
of
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
Treasurer.
and
Board
Lord of New York also has been elected a director.
announcement said Mr. Jones and Mr. List intended
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Royal B.
The
working capital they provided should finance further studies to deter¬
mine the economic feasibility of putting the Aconic properties in pro¬
Aconic
duction.
to mine
organized in 1952
was
Natashcuan, Quebec,
iron
State and City Bond Offerings
Cyrus Eaton of Cleveland, Ohio.
List
Mr.
List
Chairman
is
Industries Corp.
Handbook
illustrated
Three
and
Spec
Sheets
revised
to
Reserve Banks
Sheets
8pec
indicating light.—V.
on
illustrate
clearly
more
the
It
Inc.
also
was
Inc.
that
is
headed,
he
its
$250,000. '
the
for both
group
has
been
Ameril
Drug Co.,
national sales
named
Wunder-Skin
included
Harry
and
Alkaid.
Maizlish,
and former President of Warner Brothers K F W
originally
was
product
the
developed by the Life Savers Corp.,
was
taken over by Block Drug.
12
years
is proceeding at once to double the capacity of
plant at Hopewell, Va.,'/according to a week-end
Glen B. Miller, President.
The Ameril Drug Co. plans to add other products to its sales and
distributing program, to develop a full line of popular-priced publicly
appealing pharmaceuticals, said Mr. Rill.
industry
to
Mr.
Allied.
by
as
Miller
"PLASKON"
of
underwriters,
186,
headed
by A.
C. Allyn
Co., Inc.
&
Sec
1145.
p.
and
with
Along
cycloliexanol
molding
nylon
newly designed
stainless
and
under
giant
stainless
the leading
ten
grease
clad
petroleum
feet
22,500 pounds of
greases
mixer,
steel
one
of
plates,
is
companies,
it
was
the
now
first
to
being
announced
produced
from
caprolactam
caprolactam, the
and adipic acid.-
Hopewell
plant makes
and
cycloliexanone,
of Benton k
The appoint¬
is effective Jan.
of
soap,
.oil,
ancl
be
made
made
on
for
Oct.
1.
other
additives
to
soap
stock
or
petroleum
the
man¬
other
like
mixtures.
Struthers
Wells
supplied
by
Corp.
is making
the
Allegheny Ludlum
fabrics.
offered
be
soon
big
kettle
from
Steel Corp.—V.
stainless steel
p. 1145.
186.
sales
"Skyloft" is now available in natural rayon and
in
a
range
of Jetspun solut'on-dycd colors.
STATEMENTaOF
EARNINGS
Mines, Ltd.
income
as
of
foliows:
(Canada)—On Restricted List—
and Exchange Commission on Sept. 24 announced the
16 Canadian companies to its "Canadian Restricted List,"
Alouette
Mines Ltd.;
Ltd.; Lynwatin Nickel Copper
Ltd.; NormalJoy Explorations
At
Nu-Age Uranium
The Canadian
American Machine
of
Sept.
furnished to the Com¬
Mines Ltd. was deleted from the List.
Restricted List is composed
one),
82
of the names of
have been- added and It have
total of 206 as of this data.
names
list, leaving
a
—
Canadian Plant
(Canada) Ltd., a subsidiary, was
Canadian
been dropped
announced on
30.
lab¬
privately owned and operated plant and
This, is Canada's first
solely for nuclear research, development, engineering
The initial unit, which is expected to develop into
large nuclear facility, is 36,000 square feet and is located on a 30manufacturing.
and
a
site;
acrc
"
:
AMF
'Die
■
a
(Canada)
Atomics
■
,
Port Hope plant and
•
To manufacture
(1)
*
fuel elements for the NRX
and NRU reactors at
Energy of Canada's Limited's Chalk River project,
atomic installations. The 40.000 kilowatt NRX reactor has
1947; the 200,000 kilowatt NRU
reactor, is expected to go
ating since
nuclear research
(3)
To
of
The
reactors and to undertake
new
is
as
and production on research
special assignments in the broad
engineering, feasibility
and other studies
production.
plant will take Canada a step further in being
atomic energy program.
Uranium ore mined in
Port Hope by Eldorado Mining & Refining Ltd.
plant is being expanded to carry the refining process
Hope
Port
its
In
refined
Eldorado
The
such
nucleonics,
leading to
reactor, the world's largest
"critical" shortly.
research, development
conduct
power
field
and other
been oper¬
of fuel rods for Chalk River
To design and develop new types
other research and power reactors.
and
.
laboratory have
primary objectives:
three
at
through to the natural
uranium metal state.—V. 186, p.
621.
Issuance of Pre¬
ferred Shares in Payment of Contingent Dividends—
Shareholders of capital stock on Oct. 3 were offered a plan whereby
they will receive shares in a new issue of 5r-o cumulative convertible
preferred stock in exchange for cancellation of contingent dividends
the
on
"If
A.
Northland Oil Co.—Plans
capital stock.
approved,
the plan will
remove
a
deterrent to further financing
recognized exchange," Murray
listing the company's shares on a
Schutz, Executive Vice-President, said.
and
the
Co.
& Foundry
oratory, organized
1933.
thi3
$1.51,
Port Hope,
new
of AMF Atomics
American
original revised list issued April 24. 1956, contained the names
of 135 such companies.
Since that time, in seven supplements (includ¬
ing
the
at
tory
Canada
The
from
$2,046,138
$0.50
operations and the completion of the first fuel
Ontario, Canada, plant and nuclear labora¬
of
Commencement
rod
self-sufficient
companies whose securities the Commission has reason to believe re¬
cently have been, or currently arc being, distributed in the United
States in
violation of tha registration requirements of the Securities
Act
$681,703
—
——
1258.
Min¬
Ltd.; New Spring Coulee Oil &
Ltd.; Quinalta Petroleum Ltd.;
Ltd.; Trojan Consolidated
the same time, on the basis of information
mission,
—-—-—-
-
share
per
186, p.
Ltd.;
Co. Ltd.; Trenton Mines
Ltd.; and Vico Explorations Ltd.
Mining
—
Sept 8. '57 Sept. 9,'56
$42,230,697 $42,240,044
l'48*'?6;*
M48.125
738,610
2,216,94,)
61,650
185,042
Starts Operations—
Atlas Gypsum Corp. Ltd.; Bellechasse
Mining Corp. Ltd.; Cabanga Developments Ltd.; Comet Petroleums
Consolidated Easter Island Mines Ltd.; Diadem Mines Ltd.; Jilble
ing Co.
a-
->
income
Net
—V.
——
taxes__u-^^—,,
taxes
income
State
taxes
(21
The Securities
addition
Income
income
Federal
Net
—
—
before
Profit
ancl
Alouette
the
has
of the
commenced the
it had
Atomic
corporation on Oct. 2 announced the appointment
Inc. to handle its corporate advertising account.
1, 1558.—V. 136, p. 829.
The
Mines
in height, the huge mixer when completed will
mixture per batch, and will make for better and
mixing.
The equipment will be used
to combine
ancl their additives.
In addition, it can be used in
ufacture
plates
resins,
Bowles,
Minerals
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.—New Product—
faster
to
by
Stackpool
Just
monomer
American
6, 1957 at $5.75 per share, a total of 158,958 shares were
subscribed for and the remaining 41,042 shares were
taken up and offered on Sept. 24 at $6 bv a group of
hold
the
stated,
many
Life & Casualty Co. — Stock Subscrip¬
300,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
recently offered to common stockholders of record Sept.
of
Aniline Division.
for Nylon 6, caprolactam
Allied's Barrett Division, are being used in the manufacture
essential industrial products, such as coil forms, cams, valves
automotive gears, bearings and pressure tubing.
sold
tions—Of the
A
60.-
of the
producers of synthetic fibers,
and molding polymers for injection molding and extrusion. It is used
by the company in the manufacture of "CAPROLAN," Allied Chcmicahs new fiber. "CAPROLAN" is finding new applications in industrial
textiles and home furnishings fabrics, such
as carpeting, upholstery,
automotive fabrics, rope and safecy belt webbing.
;
ment
one
to
.
.
of
,
operated by the company's National
known
sold
multi-fll8ment yarn Is
the new process. Sold
"Skyloft," this yarn is said to be particularlyapplication in tufted carpets, automotive, upholstery
for
drapery
Net
Corp.—TJo/Expand Plant—
.
Wunder-Skin, promoted as an antiseptic, -greaseless medication for
application
to blackheads,
pimples,
and
acne,
containing
triple-action Acni-gon, an ingredient which wards off and acts as
a
barrier to the growth of skin bacteria, was originally developed by
the Purepac Corp. about five years ago.
V.
and
requirements.
Best
is
patent has
new
trademark
the
suited
well
3
present expansion will increase capacity at Hopewell
pounds a year, and is necessitated by increased sales
The plant is
B,
external
AH
under
This is the second expans.on of the Hopewell plant, which
originally designed to produce caprolactam only for the Company's
was
director
Angeles,
Calif.;
Morton
Sidley,
Executive
Vice-President
and
Manager K L A C. Los Angeles, Calif.; and Jack Stadler.
Director
of Planning
of Norden-Kctay Corp.
(electronics),
Mr. Rill
is
Chairman of the Board of the Alkaid Corp.)
before
corporation recently announced that
of
bulked rayon yarn utilizing
The
manufacture
product.
own
-
a
General
Alkaid
The
by
the
technique for Increasing the bulklness
proved to be a superior
resulting yarn.
corporation
caprolactam
announcement
000.000
formed
recently
President,
company
recently acquired
from the Block
also
.
The
acne,
Los
ago,
covered by the new patent a
process
COMPARATIVE
of_ii]d/gestion,
relief
for
purchasing
Alkaid
Crowell-Collier,
of
tablet
price close to
Rill
Mr
distributing
(The
which
group
a
mint
for a
announced
which
of
and
and
antacid
Co.,
by
value
its
the
will
Allied Chemical & Dye
Purepac
Rill
Mr.
Alkaid,
Drug
is
In
50
-
Capital Flotations for Month of Sept., 1956—
"
'
Process—
yams
to an announcement on Oct. 1.
understood that the process covered
36 Weeks Ended—
Wunder-Skin, healing antiseptic medication for
Corp., has been announced by I. R. Rill.
Acquisition of
It
1117.
184, p.
'
passed into a stream of air and the general direction of travel of
filaments Is
changed just as they enter the air stream.
This
50
Federal
of
* '* •
to ancl including
up
in a number of commercial applications now in use
producers of bulked yams.
In view of these various applications and of the growing popularity
of the so-called bulked or textured yarns,
the patent is expected to
create considerable interest in the textile industry.
Pan-i-Lite have been
features of this tiny
the Alden
the unique,
Alkaid Corp.—New Control—
from
Statement
stock
•
by several
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 50
The (Course of Bank Clearings
49
amazingly compact, low voltage
switch,
additional
System
Condition
Combined
designed primarily for pulsing remote control re¬
lays ancl indicating their operation—is fully illustrated with complete
information including construction, operation dimensions, ratings, etc.
Two
Reserve
common
830.
186, p.
the California
should be pre¬
covering, an important commercial process for bulking or
of all kinds has been issued to this corporation,
patent
proved
50
Federal
into
convertible
are
1937.-—V.
27,
American Enka Corp.—Announces New
14
switches.
Alden Pan-i-Lite Switch—a new,
indicating
Debentures
-
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
just been released to
line of tiny indicating
have
new
a
May 1,
1987 at 104';;;. Payment will be made at
Bank, Los Angeles, Calif. The Nov. l, 1957 coupons
sented in the usual manner.
•1 '
News--Cover
59
Rates
Exchange
Nov. 1, next, for
convertible debentures
on
due
Oct.
•
according
Dividends Declared and Payable
the
and
Sp£c Sheets—
with
acquaint potential users
lights and
The
Inc.
.
Alden Products Co.—Three New
assist
Theatres,
of RKC
Board
Share—
a
Redemptions—
Inc.—Partial
Electronics,
corporation has called for redemption
account of the sinking fund $43,000 oi its
37
37
Foreign!
the
of
$3.64
fund
American
Miscellaneous Features
General Corporation & Investment
Co.
,
314.
p.
The
A
of Scurry-Rainbow Oil, Ltd., and President of
Ltd, the second largest shareholder in the In¬
and Atlantic Iron Ore Co., both controlled by
Developments,
Denison,
reports for its 100th quarterly period, ended
Aug. 31, 1957, net assets of $26,085,137, equivalent to $3.64 a share
on
7,156,775 shares.
Adjusted for capital gain distribution paid In
December, 1956, there was a decrease of 10 cents a she.re for the
period since the end of the last fiscal year on Nov. 30, 1956.—V,
186, p. 1.
'
' ■■
■"">
'
'
V '
•
'
tcxturizing
Mr. Jones Is Chairman
Ungava
186,
balanced
This
37
Stock Exchange
Transactions American
in Liege (Belgium), has been
President of this company's Deni-
warehouse
port
free
a
William C.
*
in Belgium—
American Business Shares, Inc.—Earns
sands in the
ore
area.
ternational Iron Ore
market.—V.
Transactions New York Stock Exchange37
the
that
Section
Markets
Over-the-Counter
until
Mr,
Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
promissory note due Oct.
right to use the money for
Oct. 1, 1962.
Stock
Toronto
of
by
used,
178,
""
Engineering Division.
The warehouse will be operated by Andre
Genette, President of Hydrobel, an important Eelgian hydraulic engi¬
neering company, and, according to Denison, will provide improved
distribution of Denison hydraulic pumps and valves in the European
41
42
43
46
47
37
Canadian Stock Exchange
Presi¬
par
son
41
41
Stock Exchange
Montreal
peti¬
a
England,
:
had
company
Cleveland,
of
Jones
Thomas. H.
the
said
announcement
Exchange
Stock
Coast
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
"
dent, announced on Sept. 26.
The
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
loan of $400,000 for this corporation has been arranged and
of
Stock Exchange
Stock
Pacific
Bankruptcy Petition Withdrawn—
A
-
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Aconic Mining: Corp., Ltd. (Canada)—Receives Loan—
tion
Stock
Boston
Exchange
Stock
American
previous
the
(Bonds)
New York Stock Exchange
Creation
17
29
33
38
38
38
38
40
?"■'
,
announced
(Stocks)
Stock Exchange
New York
>v
the
Sept.
on
38,060
American Brake Shoe Co.—Expands
Page
the second largest earnings in its history. Net sales
$9,235,862, or 9.5 'o above the 1956 fiscal year's sales of $8,428,For the 1957 fiscal year, net earnings after Federal income taxes
largest sales and
were.
company
covering
381.
p.
Acme Industries, Inc.—Reports Record
With
Commission—
and Exchange
26 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock to be ofiered at
($5 per share), whhout underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
to
purchase
and place in operation pipe mill equipment.—V.
The
5,182,278
$1.54
Shares outstanding
Not asset
Tubing: Co., Jacksonville, Fla.—Files
Aluminum
Value Lower—
Asset
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
-
As of—
$1.25
to
The
land
mi
California
offering
Corporation
permit
on
Commissioner granted American North¬
16. allowing the company to present
Sept.
2
(1494)
its
The Commercial and Financial
the capital shareholders., The plan is subject to favorable
shareholders at a special meeting called for Nov. l and to
the Commissioner.
plan to
action
by
Arkose Mining: Corp., Santa Fe, N. M.—Files With SEC
The
final annroval bv
In
letter
shareholders,
to
Schutz
Mr.
explained
SEC
missioner,
prior
the company.
in
release
from
of
escrow
the
organizers'
The dividends now amount to 70 cents
Commissioner
the
the
to
has
held
that
this
same
is
sum
share, regardless of the actual date of acquisition,
view of this provision, the company
1954, he commented. "
Under the proposal, each
has done
payable on each
Schutz said. In
would be
changed to $1
convertible
be
The
value common stock.
oar
initially into
The
the
common .at
of preferred,
ratio
places
The
miles
an
developed extensive oil
the
Wainwright
valuation
figure,"
in the northeastern and southern
reserves
field which are not fully
Schutz said.—V. 18G, p.
lected
re
Mr.
in
has
$2.88
and
share
realized
number
same
G.
Rautbord,
sales
in
shares
cf
Apeco
:
outstanding
President,
in
the
1956
that
stated
Business
Show
in
New
York
in
time, Mr
same
Sept.
stock,
made
originally
Rautbord
their option
under
with
for
The
latter machine
features," according to
automatic
used
will
"This
Anglo-Canadian
that
announced
Pulp
concern's
will
have
Mr,
borrowing
Common Stock
"unusual
und
Mills,
V.
exclusive
Ltd.
—
to
issue
$5,000,000
will
authoriry.-^V.
be
A
S. A.,
180,
29
to
increase
the
1429.
p.
Inc., Phoenix, Ariz.
filed
work
Mexican
a
the State
of Sonora,
created
share.
per
mine.
do
to
gold
copper,
Mexico.
the
A
actual
ol
estimated
under
was
the
to
at
registrant,
$256,275.
Of
No
and
sales
will be made
to
a
the
silver
organized to
mine
assuming sale
$115,218.75
of
30,725
impression that
erroneous
was
near
of
is
rescission
will
$101,250 will
other
the
be
be
made
paid
to
the
the
as
85,000
to
a
prices
the
the
in
Ari¬
company
Gorcinto
same
that
%
long-term
time,-net
$281,551,—V.
related work,
of
Associates,
in
the
these
shares.
due
on
debt
company again
nounced on Sept.
22.
by
South
Tjre latest
than
move
a
eighth
establish
ADM
announced
in
the
by
the
chemical
were
con¬
Whelan,
the
y
Vice-President
has
concern
Aceites,
S.
A.
of
ADM's
purchased
international
an
(REGRASA)
at
interest
plant,
1956
932,682
technical
was
an¬
company
•
oils
in
and
the
core
used
paint,
is
oils.
other
ADM
in
this
other
industries.
REGRASA
by
in
Sept,
ments
on
20, .1957
In
will
foreign
enterprises,
all
division,
to
000,000
No
of
to"Euro eADM als0 has established
one
of
in
by
nffir-n
ronoHa
i/uiiaua,
NOTE.
leading
the
products
a commodities trading
processors
United
States
of
agricultural
o
n«v»»■
vltx
of
on
nine
41
.was
it
of
the
of
for
from
settled
dividend
record
Dollar
taxes
were
5,
sales
climbed to
1.957.
amounted
n.r
per
account
.
year,
o*.
ntu
diner
A'
Dollar
lime
sales
high
un,. ?r the Act
of
10c
29,
the
of
in
net
or
period
equal
as
of
f
Canadian
income
because
for
year
year;
the
and,
to
special
a
the, fluctuations
in
the
per
rate
the
ballistic
as
results
and
during
prior
credit
1957
the
of
$80,000 to Beacon
evehts. The lessee
certain
expenses,
dollar
-
.
Climb—.'
sales
of
of 3'7 above the
correspondG.. Karnes,/ President
reported.
before
taxes,/arid
$81 773-to
•
-,
one-for-two
a
cents
7V
$9'2,202)307
pefiod ending Aug. 31, 1957,
per
common
share for
the
period
Thig
stock distribution March
share for the quarter Comsame
ended
represents
period in 1956
Aug.
31
reached
M
all-
an
4% ' increase
amounting
The. six-months' profit- of
$5,977,960 before
gain of $201,172.over the
a
said.
a
after
Federal
taxes
comparable period
$124,172 to $2,896,960
increased
period.
taxes
186,
also
in
were
of
the
V."
This
pay¬
Nov.
the
missile,
(■*>«
the
the
in
was
the
.
„
or
net
taxes
year
income
the
011
Dr.
Arnold
as
the
result
period,
deliberate
a
development activity in
income
$2,363,193.
ana
excess
were
Research
14%
and
businesses,
on
the
•
electronics
and
$238,-
to
the
tial
period
of
busihesses
is
reached
J.
-
air
frame
Foster
re¬
'
*
"
granted
.r.
exclusive
insulating material,
aircraft manufactured in
~n
Oct.
1.
this
Co.,
in
of
company's
Santa Ana,
selling
the
increase
development
over
of
rights
England
1879.
Dana
Subscriptions
in
Company.
Publishers
25
Place,
New
1957,
by
profit
gross
for
indicate
record
to
for
Dr.
costs
for
subscriptions
and
advertisements
net
must
fiscal
Beckman
on
absorbed
completely
$5,330,104,
.
income
after
equivalent
to
1958
should
taxes, according
show
substan¬
a
said.
in
the
result
reduction
defense
of
in
past
research
sales of
spending
as
current
Beckman
non-military,
that
margins.
sales
we
may
high."—V.
The
undoubtedly
ratio
will
confidently
185,
of
research
diminish
to
appears
have
expect
net
and
the
as
been
met.
earnings
development
peak
require¬
These
to
factors
set
a
new-
2442.
p.
Beech Aircraft
follow-on
on
order
tanks
fuel
the
Sept.
for
23
by
negotiations
Base,
York
USAF
follows
a
Beech
valued
at
ox
be made
quantity
B-47
Materiel
in
N.
Y..
1956.
approximately
REctor
2-9570.
in New York funas.
is
development
bomber
was
jettisonable
announced
approximately $10,600,000.
and
initial
The
original
$7,500,000.
(Continued
7.
1,700-gallon
following completion of contract
Command, Wright-Patterson Air Force
the new' contract
design,
early
of
medium
corporation,
Ohio.
awarded
was
Air
large
a
six-jet
this
with
Corp.—Receives $10,600,000 Order—
for
Herbert
advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices:
135 S.
Smith, Copyright 1957 by William B
Dana Company.
Reentered as second class
United States,
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members
of Pan-American Union,
foreign
was
totalled
of
slow-down
a
activities
new
*
remittance
sales
predominantly
expenditures
ment
A
Park
said,
products and systems,
should more than offset any
caused
United
J.>.
and
and
of
Creek, Mich., has placed
$600,000 issue of 5Y2% first mortgage bonds due 1982
B.
shareholders
research
unexpected non-recurring loss
he
new
are
States
the two countries. >.■<,.
^adc
to
in
semiconductors and
"During the past ten years the
company has invested
.heavily in
new'plants and facilities which now provide
greater productive
capa¬
city and should result in
manufacturing economies which will yield
manu¬
Selling Agreement
Mfg.
message
investment
of interest,
areas
1.
share
per
,
Instruments
products
the
were
'•
between
per
his
cents,
compared to 1956
share was described
year.
and
products
air¬
of
cone
operations,
•;
$1.36
in
heavy
16
as
report.
"Sales
order
William
new
sales and $1.93 per share
of
Beckman
including
nose
and
telecasting
-
John
?>rmni.nr.pmont
(general news
c/o Edwards &
two
and
to
outstanding,
,,
period
186, p. 938.
[evei7 Thursday
equivalent
shares
of $1,744,856, or
Beckman, President,
O.
of
cjuring the fiscal
Battle Creek Gas Co.—Sells Bonds to
Institutional In¬
vestors—The company, of Battle
a
$209,432,
fj^t^fsinLSy^tem%hand,loss,
the
contracts.
This
Terman, Sales
Manager of B&Ws Refractories Division,
explained, that the agreement
covers such Kaowool
apphca ions as insula iu
Wankers for tail pipes
and afterburners of jet
engines, and for firewalls in airframe struc¬
tures.—-V.
of
1,325,843
earnings
by
carry¬
.
Oct.
Lower
required
loss
current'
the
months
Avco's
been
latter
patented
for use in
rrmkinfr
has
and
which
a
>'ear
after
com¬
Sales—
,
achieved* record
achieved* record high sales of $38,088,730 for
salesof
ended June 30,
1957,
representing an
increase of
30%, over the previous year, it was
revealed on
c?rporation
$3,726,599,
dividend
Instruments, Inc.—Reports Record
corporation
-lscal
J
fiscal
of
correspond-
"
'
Beckman
Spring
■
year,
excess
210.
p,
-'
•
signing«■
>
payable
declared.
taxes
years'
of
nine
development
broadcasting
Division
Kaowool,
To
1041
exchange,
additional
Gertner.
Meyer and Arthur
S.
rent
of
quarter.
six-month
reflects
Frofits
investments,
agreement
through
year
of
of
...
affected
both
>
products
research
well
—V.
"
preferred divi¬
exclusive of a $16,malor
nart
aJ°r Pa 1 nf" the"
°f the
a
186, pp. 938 and 109.
selling
and Canada
that
C.,
75
Adjusted earnings after
after
this
relating
in
sales
of
•
was
share,
discontinuance
previous
resulted
B&W
since
3,
number
Bernard
net
$3,346,241
reflect
$179,970,519.
,
E.
>-
rise
a
William
government
Federal
satisfactory
Refractories
and
West
March
—■
sufficient
a
annual
$2,792,424,
per common
for
of
taxes
1956.
implement
share
per
1956' fiscal
common
*
farm
affected
1957,
$3,499,529,
per
for
litigation
engignes,
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office)
of
on
respec¬
$4,006 for each such interest.-No
occurrence
year.
to
$7,590,350, Karnes
federal
greater
flour, chemicals, indus¬
and plasticizers
with 143 niants
and
Canada —V
186
countries, $67.00
last
to
pared to 73 cents
earnings
seriously
Idea
Aug/ 11, with
clause>.
Babcock & Wilcox Co.—Announces
and
subsidiary
«
at
operating and maintenance
Earnings adjusted
...
*
discontinued.
facture,
commodities.
Pub,lished twioe a week
J Drapers Gardens, London,
T
business
contributed capital shall be
$800,000.
land and building located
at 114
known as The Beacon
an
the
increased $113,773 to
$1,633,241 after taxes for the
the
on
all
pay
i»ay
on
Profits
8%
'
consolidated
resumption
of
Oct.
months
loss
cents
month
the
of
ported.—V.
manu¬
in
of
6,344,314,
the
Wichita,
will
log second quarter
$15,747
1957,
also
.
sc-mi-annqal
1,
,"
year
no-strike
announced
A
of
provided
nine
Continued
wheat
^CHRONICLE
rt«)0
^oj.uu
On
the
prod¬
ADM
directors
of
reserve
under
p
rriwlnJ
to
in
lessee
,f,
up
sale
purchase
adjustable
Dollar volume
the
major producer of vegetable
oils,
cereals, foundry products, resins
a
elevators
ADM
that
company's New
in Avco history,
three
stock.
operating
loss
intercontinental
fats
Germany, and an arrangement with one
of Italy's
largest resin
facturing concerns to produce a number
is
an
a
provision
craft
September 1956, include a
whaling station-in Peru, a formula
feed
plant in Mexico,
a
chemical
plant under construction in
resin and plasticizers
Belgium
manufacturing enterprises in Holland and
of
will
sum
the
pav
company's appliance operations.
dis¬
lubricant
processor
announced
sale
Y.,
for
The company on Sept. 30
reported record
and increased earnings for the
three-month
•
1
to
;
the
a
stockholders
comparable
had
dends
the
27
Calif.,
ADM
N.
983,886,
compared
with $246,168,438
for
the
comparable
1956, which included sales of certain consumer
country.
These include
and intermediate
prod¬
a
announced
close
and
Beatrice Foods Co.—Sales
Continue to
for, the
at
with
common
to
the
pany
A
as
the
exhaust
funds
quarter earnings this
strike
contract
Consolidated
Revalorizacion
foundry supplies
textile, printing ink, adhesive,
firmly established in Spain
to
for
York,
to
Street
The
Associates,
and
property
proposes
Main
C. Fink.
$0.11
interest).
holds
30
strike, longest
selling seasons.
It
new
profits
in
Bilbao.
chemical
produced
Bank
Sept.
on
month
Fall
a
On
since
being installed by REGRASA to
manufacture
supervision, many of the industrial
and
(without
$1.69
refund
a
partnership interests in Beacon
partnership.
It is proposed to offer
limited
Alan" S. 'Feldman, Joseph A. Weinberger,
$277,$41
•
New
tenders
sufficient
The
settlement
New facilities are
developed
Manhattan
and third
four
forward
manufacturing
Spain.
that
Grasas
will
year,
in
the
amount
an
exceeding 100%
corporation
a
and
of
.
expanding its foreign operations, it
abroad,
receive
-
"
period of
Building,/at? a
cost* of $513,750 ( plusdosing and other charges which will increase
,the-total cost to $530,535).- This is
to be paid in cash and
the property
will be owlicd
by Beacon Associates free and clear
of any
mortgage.
Immediately upon acquistion of the
property. Beacon Associates will
take steps to modernize the
building, ut an approximate cost of
$250,000.
Simultaneously with the purchase, it will execute
a
25-year net
lease of the entire
premises, renewable for tiyo like
terms, to Wichita
Associates, a partnership comprised of
Leon: Slade,: Gilbert
,
to
division.
subsidiary's stock.
is
1956,
St.,
further
decrea.sedvh.y ■i.y
was
York
Beacon,Associates intends to admit
limited partners so that the total
$1,210,523
$0.15
New
a
underwriting is involved.
Manufacturing Corp.—Reports Profit—Resumes
Second
„
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.—Expands in
Spain—
This
17,
Wall
••••
•
$1.75
„
1
t.bq partnership interests
It
Corp.—Tenders for^Bonds—
37
'.
J
mssjkssms msvun s:»skim?
» ttc'sSI rarSB
Securities
balance
properties
interest
Oct.
Bank,
average
Beacon Associates, together with
F, James Antkies and
Jerome Asher.
individual partners
thereof, filed a registration statement with
the SEC
on Sept. 30,
1957, covering 186 limited
.
*,.0
-
1041.
p.
$11,826,000 $10,743,000
on
ship Interests—
!
surplus.—
$420,342
additions; to
186,
__•_
stock
'
,
Corp.,' *
'15,000
f —
1957
J
holders
requirement
common
Beacon Associates,
Wichita, Kansas—To Issue Partner
Co.—Earnings Increased
added
for
228,000
-
$12,679,000 $11,596,000
•>.
853,000
853,000
..fShares of common stock
outstanding at the
Aug. 31, 1957 and Aug. 31, 1956 were
6,973,924
tively.—V. 186, p. 726.
period ended July 31, 1957, also shows an
improve
in
working capital position,
according
to H;:..;J.
Manhattan
not
dividend
available
3,371,000
299,000
Sin 1956 the company included in
its accounts the
estimated cost of
employees" vacations earned in 1956 and
payable in 1957, as well as
$1,658,000 for the cost of vacations earned
in 1955 and payable In 1956.
To avoid distortion of net Income, $862,000 of this latter
amount, which
is equal to and offsets the
resulting reduction in Federal income
taxes,
was
charged to operating expenses in the first
eight months of 1956.
The remaining $796,000 was
recorded in surplus in
December' 1956,
—Includes speciaL dividend of
$1,333,000 received from Safe
Harbor
Witer Power Corp. in 1957.
•<
,
during
met
the
event
San
_—___—„';i.
who
...
•Restated to include the
portion applicable to this
of purchased natural
gas costs.
_
Chase
The
con¬
to Arizona .resi¬
of
maximum
it
V2 %
and
Gas
&
Balance
144,100 shs.
.
*.
•
ex-
3,336,000
'
shares,
as
sold
by Quiroga. In addition to their
holdings of registrant's
Quiroga and Kleinman, together with John L.
Alexander, of
Corborca, Sonora, Mexico, and Robert C, Smith of
Phoenix, each owns
a
12
trial
the
and
,•
'___
totaled
Avco
stock,
is
in
$16,314,000 $15,195,000
premium
*$120,082
300,000 shs.
(at the rate of 5%
per annum)
due. April
abovemcntioned debentures.—V.
184, p. 1474. k
Registrant has outstanding 10,896 shares (in addition
to the 30,725
to Arizona
residents>, all held by promoters,
among whom are
Conrad J. Kleinman, of Phoenix,
President, end F. G. Quiroga, a direc¬
tor. of Obregon, Sonora, Mexico. The
subsidiary's
ADM
value)
interest
in
sold
It
-
Dividend—•
shares
such sales,
exempt from the registration requirements
the balance,
The
:
.
July 31—
$519,113
President,
oil
of
debt
^Earnings per common share (based
shares
outstanding) ——
Outstanding
deprec., depl. & amortize $1,401,542
depletion
and
amortization.—-■» 981,200
At
—
amortization
7,613,000
$14,529,000 $14,599,000
1,785,000
596,000
—_
2;
income
and
11^224,000
the
FINANCING '<*
.
share
Chase
The
develop
Fundicion
reserved
common
the
ucts
PRESENT
before
per
noon
at
purchase of tjie subsidiary's stock; and
$39,806.25 will be added to
working capital. Registrant has paid $44,500 for the 51% interest in
the subsidiary, and has
agreed to pay up to $101,250 more therefor.
The subsidiary will use the funds
for purchase of
equipment, develop¬
ment and
foundry
TO
*
gold debentures to
less
lor
Anita Cobre. S.A.,
development and owning.of
51# interest in its stock, repre¬
a
this,
fund in respect
offer of
An
plastics
EFFECT
Asuncion Port Concession
The
Mexican corporation,
Registrant has acquired
proceeds
tingent liability
ucts
in
engages
the sale of the common shares
payment on the land contract
to the Chesterland, Ohio
a
title
income
equipment
exploration,
senting its only property.
ADM's
It
a
According to the prospectus, the corporation
V.
inc.
$430,000.
Registers
—
100 shares.
closed
as
of
GIVING
author!?"
1373.
p.
cash
ment
.
de
on
The seven-month
■
H.
Gross
6,529,000
•
8,300,000
______
______
pense on long-term
Other
deductions
capital
186,
Earnings
Financing Proposal—
corporation
selling commission of $0,735
business
from
$30,000
be reduced by $30,000
the land contract.
may
amount
Depreciation,
special
Oct.
receive
less
proceeds
taking
par
Associated Oil
registration statement; with the SEC on
Sept. 30, 1957, covering 85,000 shares of common
stock, $3.75 par. The
securities are to be offered for public sale at
par by Selected Securities,
Inc., of Phoenix, on a "best efforts" basis, for which
it will
veyed
net
the
($1
7 Months Ended
Plans
debentures.
of
held
income
income
Interest
products ."
:■'/
.
...
This
Of
V.
.-
Gorcinto Corp. The
company's stated capital was reduced from $137,880
to $114,100, the aggregate
par value of its outstanding common shares
and the amount of such reduction was
credited .to
Mosser,
zona
electro-mechanical
Rautbord.
Paper
&
stockholders
common
Anita Cobre U.
Act.
of
—___—__________
company's
Net
plans
company
meeting ot
dents,
tOtlier
—— _ a
from
shares, without par value, to 300,000 common shares,
par
value $1.
per share,
each of the company's 11,114
outstanding share—without
par
value, was changed into 10 common
shares, par value $1 per
share, and 10 of the company's common shares, par value $1
per
share, were issued for each of the 296
outstanding shares of San
Lehman
Financing—
are
line
a
field
7,268,000
11,986.000
taxes,:.—_________
Operating
..
assembly work prin¬
first year of'
operation,
+By the terms of the agreement of merger with
Net
Net
^fcich is situated
V.
do
Authorized',
amount
such
pays
October.
addition, he disclosed that Apeco has organized u wholly-owned
subsidiary, known as Apeco de Mexico, S.A., with headquarters
City.—V. 186, p. 418.
this
of
control
follows:
as
permit
shares
Mexico
was
to
the
i
-'.1
"1956
$94,395,000 $88,438,000
52,312,000
48,473,000
expenses
other
popular
f
i
1957
_
All
and
pumps
tCommon
period.
Mexican
and
"office
an
"•
,
natural
with»a
Co.—Earnings Higher—
—_____
^
debt
substantial
an
the
offered
announced.
than
After
20
mains, at Desert Hot Springs, Calif, and a
one-story, frame
containing 4,000 square xee. of
manufacturing space,.,located
which have been and are now occupied by the
Long-term
Discussing the forthcoming new products, Rautbord said that they
completely diversified from the photocopy field. Mr. Rautbord also
stated a third new preduct, allied to the present
line, will soon be
The
has
revenues
pur¬
/
territory
a
75,000,
the"
and
"
Depreciation and amortization
SFederal
income taxes
on
some
purposes.
are
In
also
company
located
situated
the
CAPITALIZATION
Brothers,
to acquire 25,000 shares of Apeco
option provided for in a stock option agree¬
underwriting firm at the time the stock was
public sale.
,■
exorcised
27,
common
in
is
company.
be
the
the
about
Operating
Operating
1945."
,
and
earnings during the mouths ahead will be
the company's introduction of new products
at^thc
following
National
on
facilities'are
general electronics'field.
electro-mechanical instruments and
of
of
Baltimore Gas & Electric
„
plant'-and
the giving back of a
mortgage to secure the balance; approxi-.
mately $45,000 for the purpose of adding additional
space and/or the
purchase of equipment; and the balunce of $175,000 will be'
added ;>
to working capital,
to be used for general corporate
quarter.
the
Increases
ment
in
PROCEEDS—The
which
Sales increased to $3,484,029 from $3,096,569.
equal to 57 cents per share in the recent quarter based
800,000 outstanding shares.
This compares with 49 cents per
on
Sept. 30.
on
York
:.
areas,
turn
were
Samuel
At
May 8,
water
will
,
the
on
company
building,
sales increased to $10,786,900 from $8,741,909 in the
comparable
period.
Net profit rose to $1,374,820 from $1,133,457.
Earnings
per share of common stock increased to $1.72 based on 800,000 shares
outstanding in the 1957 period, from $1.42 per share on tho same
number of shares outstanding in the 1956
period.
'
Third quarter,
1957, earnings increased to $451,885 from $394,435
on
Ohio
which
organized
basis.
sale
and
is
company
thereon,
1956
1956
New
proceeds of the sale will be used for
construction,
j ,
The company has been in business
since 1871.
It distributes
to Battle Creek and adjacent
Completed
a
merger
with
San
Gorcinto
Corp.,"' a
corporation, on Sept. 13, 1957, under which
2,960 of the
company's common, shares, $1 par value, were
exchanged for all of
the
outstanding common shares of San Gorcinto, Corp,
The assets
obtained thereby include 37 acres of land, improved with a welL
A 21.3%
increase in net income on a 23.4#, rise in net sales was
reported on Sept. 30 by this company for the nine months ended Aug.
31,
1957.
This includes Apcco's wholly-owned Canadian subsidiary,
Apeco of Canada, Ltd •
the
announced
of
.
,
gas
California
ings Rise—Stock Option Exercised—
in
and
instrument
The
1373.
Net
was
Montpelier, Va., each
chased half the issue.
equipment,' which
% Net income
include electrical measuring
instruments, indicating ;,and. non-indicat-„
Preferred stock
ing control relays and other control equipment.
areas
the
Ohio,
The
originally
was
subcontract
a
manufacture
the
The
American Photocopy Equipment Co.—Sales and Earn¬
Earnings
on
ment,
in
.
company
investors, it
Monday, October 7, 1957
.
The Mutual Life Insurance Co.
National Life Insurance Co. of
however, all of the activities of the company have been in the
develop¬
of the preferred
engineering esti¬
controlling inter¬
the
manufacturing
Ohio.
in
.
.
filed,
and
Chesterlund,
Cleveland,
company
manufacture
its refinery subsidiary and other assets.
"Since the application for the permit was
of
Road,
of
incorporated
was
•
The
cipally
,
in
est
offices
Mills
east
company
manufacturing facilities at Desert Hot Springs, Calif.,
120 miles east of Los
Angeles, Calif.
permit from the California Corporation Commissioner
evaluation of $2.88 a share on the common stock, after the
payment of 70 cents a share in
dividendJ^Je^ the form
stock. This evaluation was in accordancl^^Wh recent
mates on the company's developed oil reserves and its
principal
Wilson
preferred stock
of 1% shares
offering
with institutional
the
with
.
Eight Months Ended Aug. 31—
BUSINESS—The
.
,
of. notification
details follow:
shares)
would receive one share of 5%
cumulative convertible preferred stock,
par value $7, for each ten shares of capital stock held.
As there are
currently 913,018 capital shares in the hands of the public, about 91,300
preferred shares would be issued.
Under the plan, the capital stock
would
letter
a
through L. B. Schwinn & Co., Cleveland, Ohio.. Further
financing since
shareholder (exclusive of organizers
of common for each share
filed
23
.
The
Mr;
no equity
Sent.
on
Assembly Products, Inc.—Stock Offered—Mention was
made in our issue of Sept. 30 of the
public offering of
30,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at $10 per share
shares
share, and
a
corporation
covering
250,000 shares of non-assessable common stock to be
offered at par (10 cents per share) without
underwriting." The proceeds/,'
are to be used for expenses incidental to
mining, operations.
the
contingent
dividends have arisen as a rasult of a provision in the original permit
from the Commissioner at the time of the organization of the company
in 1950
This provision called for the payment of an annual dividend
of 10 cents a share on the capital stock, unless waived by the Com¬
a
Chronicle
D.
La
on
page
Seibert,
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matter
$60.00
production
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tank
contract
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Editor
and
Publisher-
Street, Chicago 3. Illinois
February 25, 1942, at the
per
year;
in
The
contract
Dominion
of
Number 5679
186
Volume
.
.
;
3
(1495)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
\
Capital Flotations in the United States in September
And for the Nine Months of Calendar Year 19S6
The grand total of
:
mestic market for
month before, which stood
1955,
September,
of
month
reached the sum of
total
corporate
(
Dec.
offerings
$599,755,043, or $280,121,190 smaller
during
September, 1956, for new capital purposes amounted to
$830,574,483, or 94.40%, as against only $49,301,750, or
5.60%, for refunding.
■
- .yyy'y >'y ;-y:
y ■■:'4V
•
September,'
financing during
Long-term bond and note
$682,118,445, or 77.52%. Of this amount,
1956, aggregated
/•%.+::
y-:y",y
*
bonds
short-term
No
September, 1956. -■■■;'%.
$197,757,788,
of
;
or
22.47%
The above figure compares
total.
$138,908,145,
or
C
during
1956, reached the
of the month's grand
with the lesser total of
26.70% of August's gross dollar volume,
for September,
issues placed during September,
purposes,
the
aggregate figure
refunding
for
stock issues
Common
0.64%.
September,
in
Zinc
j
Co.
414 %
of ;5%
shares
of
stock
.promissory
:
due
Co.,
made
$100
par
sbare
a
414% "first
Co.
convertible
cumulative
"
.7."
up
Corporate
privately
months of 1956 follow: '
;• :y.i; ...y ■'....
NO.
'
of Issues
the -first
in
.
1
.
\
•'
Total Amount
*
% of Total
31
$296,649,571
58.67
: ______
34
213,179,000
only 9.43% of the over-all dollar volume for that month.
the month September, 1955, common stock issues
64 and accounted for $75,685,353, or 12.62%
preferred stock offering reached $90,326,390, or
15.06% and comprised only 10 issues.
added up to
;
35
245,144,338
or 25.94%; miscellaneous, $219,582,308, or 24.95%;
iron, steel, etc., $68,257,983, or 7.76%; railroads, $55,115,000, or 6.26%; land, buildings, etc.,'$22,225,930, or 2.53%;
oil, $4,534,210, or 0.52%; motors, $300,000, or 0.03%; and
investment trust, trading, holding, etc., $209,245, or 0.02%.
259,195,
offerings were placed during September,
Several large
;1956, the first two of equal dollar volume being the
$75,000,000 placement of 4^4% debentures, due Oct. 1,
1971, of C. I. T. Financial Corp. and a like amount of
4JA% notes, due Oct. 1, 1974, of the Commercial Credit
Co.
Next in order was the $70,000,000 issue of the
Aorii
36
July
August;
,
132,620,000
.
Gamble Co., consisting of 3%% debentures,
September, 1981; $59,778,900 emission of 3%%
by the Detroit Edison
.Procter &
in
due
convertible debs., due Sept. 14,1971,
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. 4%%
bonds, due Nov. 1, 1976; 1,450,011
shares of $1 par value capital stock of the North Ameri¬
can Aviation, Inc., in the amount of $43,546,530; $35,000,000 Peabody Coal Co. 514% sinking fund debentures, due
Co.; $50,000,000
first mortgage pipe line
present
we
a
>
a
U :
;
CORPORATE
<
1956
Refunding
volume for
August, 1956, which stood at $220,299,804.
the
volume
dollar
for
current months' total.
Breaking down the total municipal financing figure
September,4 we find that $337,419,632 constituted
new
capital purposes; while the balance $8,-
funds for
obligations.
975,400, represented refunding
1_.
March
k
First
_____
Total
Refunding
New
April
May
[mal
Total
for
for
rate
mediate
Nine
year.
maturity,
for
For
June
636,448,990
725,877,009
1952
.
October
337, 419,632
8,975,400
346,395,032
Oct.
few
the
of
more
sizable
issues
floated during the
the $30,000,000
the Los Angeles,
Calif., School District offering totaling $29,000,000 and
two other emissions in the amount of $25,000,000 each,
one by the Port of New York Authority and the other
month
of
placement
1956,
September,
For
No
month
the
of
municipalities came to light during the
1,092,117,895
1954, showing the different
notes
Sale of Treasury
sold at par and
to maturity or
are
if held
and
.
USE OF
...
„
FUNDS
t
New
1956, 1&55, AND
month.
1055
'• Refunding
Total
$
$
:
,
'
1051—
44,639,185
$
20,276,211
604,043,096
592,872,491
91,928,1^0
Total
$
$
Refunding
New Capital
20,439,521*
486,689,232
15,372,739
329,997,217
70,653,000
.
591,678,292
July
5
91-day
91-day
July 19
520,174,145
622,211,465
879,876,233
566,346,199
quarter——
2,295.673,243
July 26
12%
154,141,400 ,644,579,063 ,
389,019,719 1,011,231,184 f
y 33,408,844 r-1'599,755,043
52,234,09 1
July 16
12%'
Treasury
mos.
]
notes
Tax'
1
antic'n
485,489,953
1,5(h),603.000
1,600,242,000
1,600,084,000
1,600,042,000
1,600,060,000
__*—
867,000
1,600,470,000
1,600,242,000
bills
Treas*
Treas*
bills
1,600,084,000
Aug 23
92-day
Treas.
Aug 30
91-day
Treas.
bills
bills
1,600,090,000
1,601,425,000
3,220,017,000
436,383,061
172,000
2
9
Treas.; bills'
7 mos, tax antic ctf
Aug 15
1
U. S. Savings bds.
Depositary bonds
1
Aug
Talc
Aug
Aug
for
not6s
afttic'n
Sep
Sep
6
»U.
1
.
395,517,758 1,127,624,275
75,574,200 401,577,054
284,937,645 896,168.712
■
756,029,603 2,425,370,041
1,697,3 82,828
813.776,417 2,511,159,24 5
Sep
for
Total
for
■
6,598.813.681 2.064.567.329 8.663,381.010
bills'
bills
bills
bills
Savings bds.
Treas.
Depositary bonds__
Tax antic'n notes
1
Total
.
S.
,
1,600,551,000
1,600,483,000*
1,600,494,000
1,600,515,000
.
*
'
In the
8,000,031,000
3,658,852,061
1,600,551,000
1,600,483,000
1.600,241,000
253,000
1,600,515,000
355,158~808
1,295,000
1,295,000
6,401,790,000
356,706,808
7,598,918,937
6,758,496,808
on page
6)
comprehensive tables on the fol¬
pages we compare
and the nine months'
years
___.
y
355,153,808'
(Continued
for the
•
436,383,061
172,000
months:. 91,409,590,937 83,810,672,000
September—:..
nine
lowing
48,000
1,365,000
3,220,017,000
i
-
-.
______
.
11,658,883,061
August
987,358,500
732,106,517
326,002,854
611,231,067
552,000
18,943,370,953 18,457,881,000
for July—
91-day
91-day
91-day
Aug
91-day
3,232,090,415
484, 297,953
552,000
notes
13
96,140,649
527,735,000
527,735,000
484,297,953
Savings bds.
Depositary bonds!.'
27
179,006,275 982,161.883
266.684.600 502.608,722
368,085,542 1,026,388,640
9,274.776,630
11,528,730,000 11,528,730,000
TT. ,<S.
1
year
7,904,142,417 1,370,634,213
1,600,219,000
Treasury
20
803,155,608
601.557.784 ! ;235.924.122
789,492,514
658,303,098
130,636,9 5 6 2,533,929,549
1,600,219,000
Treas.
mos.
Sep
388,296,049 2,318,486,983
494,761,309 3,726,851,724
17,136,900 1,142,879,251
61,315,965
G30~000
Sep
4,901,430,853 1,250,790,912 6,152,221,765
728,176,549
1,599,963,000
Sep
1,669,340,438
,549,323.693 *
1.600,109,000
1,601,125.000
10,000
1,601,125,000
1,600,593,000
716.902:559
1,678,995,327 + 576,569,9G3r 2,255,565,290
„
1,600,119,000
bills
bills
614,225,924
5,500,899,824 1,239,947,257 6,740,847,081
__
bills
bills
180,014,200
93,214,085 2,388,887,328
2,403,242,593
$
3,097,870.115
54,048,840,115 50,950,970,000
Treas.
91-day Treas.
91-day Treas.
91-day Treas.
276,261,999.6,757,363,451
1,125,742,351
.
Indebtedness
Treas.
Treas.
91-day
91-day
112,141,200
348,280,142 2,199,640,057 1,930,190,934
3,821,904,497' €63,377,294 4,485,281,791
49,301,750
months—
July 12
Total
106,465,260 1,408,364,741
536.888.359
891,217,851
988,836,950 '. 490,437,663
$
Aug 16
502,084,724
18,912,335
Refunding
six
for
July
1954
682,492,153
85,316,791 2,531,945,090 1,851,359,915.:
Accepted
$
Total
Total Amount
Security
Dated
July
monthly amounts of
832,347,253
684,800,651
509,658,396'
2637,
page
Treasury notes, see footnote on page 1470,
on
notes
offerings by United States Possessions, the Gov¬
of the Dominion of Canada, its provinces or
1,301,899,481
15th
previous data
ernment
1,970,544,582 !• 315,097,152 2,285,641,734
months.
the
to
1953, "Chronicle."
19,
July 16
X
;
769,644,757
•
12
on
two years, interest approximates $2.20 per month for each $1,000 note.
The sale of Series C Treasury Savings notes was suspended on Oct. 23.
included
20,212,540
quarter.
footnote
by the City of New York;
by the State of Michigan.
25,000,000 -
Fourth
see
or'two years interest approximates 2.47%.
$77,418,269 $3,951,525,205
83,874,106,936
314,624,478
521,025,292
December
Bonds,
Type of
A
830,574,483
November
'
to $200,000. :
data on Savings
"Chronicle.''
1
previous
30,
1953.
September
'
held
and
Intermediated
Bonds.
G
cSalo of Treasury noteslof Series A was terminated on May 14, 1953.
Sales of Treasury notes of Series B began ,on May 15, 1953.
Notes are
sold at par and accrued interest to the 15th of the month and if held
220,299,804
466,249,711
-
replaced Series F and G Bonds, respectively,
Series J and K yield a return of 2.76% when
the former rate of 2.53% for F Bonds
instead of
K combined is increased
365,528,169
Total
three
of
$10,000 to $20,000 maturity value.
of May 1, 1952.
to
1,819,324
._—
428,921,547
136,541,342 1,228,659,237
6.481,101,452
91,409,590,937
_
discount
shortening the maturity of the Series E Bond from
In teres, t starts accruing at the end of
Also the yield is higher in each inter¬
Individual limit on.annual purchases has been doubled
SERIES J AND K—These
as
3,409,672
495,174,145
months
,
bank
a
SERIES H (NEW)—New current income bond, Series H, available
beginning June 1, 1952, bearing 3% interest, compounded semi-annually,
when held to maturity.
Issued at par, Series H will mature in 9 years
and 8 months, with interest paid by check semi-annually.
Redeemable
at par any time after 6 months from issue date, on one month's notice.
Series II has individual limit on annual purchase of $20,000.
12,337,000
969,924,,615
Third
on
achieved by
207, 962,804
—________
_:i
628,060,950
•
months.
nine
rate
Series "C" began on Oct. 1, 1953; the
83,518.2*5
"•
._
6,758.496,808
September—2—i
10 years to 9 years, 8 months.
six months instead of one year.
724 057,685
362, 118.497
July
2 yrs.
E—Beginning May 1, 1952. Over-all interest rate raised from
to 3% compounded semi-annually when held to maturity. Higher
August
June
+f~
September
c
1
interest
172,833,757
July
2
100
accrued
583,766,885
August
a
100
"2.770
99.300
—_
notes of
133,916,625
183,047,914 4,368,476,123
a
^295,000
to maturity
384,282,362,
4.185,428,209
355,158,808
1,295,000
478,156,055
748,829,028
months—.
355,158,808
12 yrs.
If 30 Sep
Sep
Six
1; 9%-12 yrs.
Sep 1-30 Sep
1,224,380
476, 931,675'
—
494,144,325
2,446,628,299
99.245+ "2.985
27
396,821,760
379,376,346
1,147,726.774
Second quarter—
99.265 + "2.908
1,600,515,000
Sep
13,381,714
53,690,700
*
June
:.
99.308 + "2.736
$402,622,040
561.254,002
780,175,220
c
1,600,494,000
14,140,285
505,632,274
11,349,880
2
1,600,551,000
1,600,483,000
91-days
$4,175,290
17,955,204
_____
28,22-5,930
768,825,340
.1
1:
May
a
11,658,833,061
365, 994,632
:___
1,094,036;074
April
l
—
.
618 493,786
__v.
—
March
49,292,653
97,731,123 1,836,531,033
2%
172,000 100
382 681,475
$398, 446,750
January
February
$
1,738,799,910
"2,818
yields of Series J and K will ba
higher than those of F and G. j Annual purchase limit of Series J and
;
749.432,217
quarter
99.284 + "2.832
3,220,017,000 100
436,383,061
a
2,486,944,000
2,385,426,000
2,348,419,000
2,409,840,000
Sep
2.50%
r
first nine months
municipal financing for the
Total
of 1956 is set below: 4
533,028,072
February
1,601,425,000
99.280
100
91-days
204
from
aggregate
456,339,621
-January
"2.399
99.342 + "2.603
SERIES
September, 1956,
compares with the total for the like month of 1955,
which aggregated $406,088,650, or $59,693,618 larger than
The
FINANCING BY MONTHS
*;
"2.378
99.394
; 91-days
91-days
6
13
Sep
2.9%
$
Total
-
99.399
basis,
a Comprised
separate series, all of which were changed as follows;
19.36
$'
Capital
c
1,600,470,000
1,600,242,000
1,600,084,000
1,600,090,000
2yrs.
Sep
"Average
25.50
170,363,063;
35
New Capftal
$
New
1.
Sep
Aug
OF
92-days
6
Total
24.84
.
;Municipal financing in September, 1956, totaled $346,395,032 and was $126.095,228 greater than the total
tabulation of figures since January,
SU MMARY
.
'
Sep 13
20
2
21.30
;
.corporate financing:
.
2,421,509,000
AugUst—i_.—
for
Total
Below
2,448,210,000
2,372,792,000
91-days
91-days
2,292,340,000
91-days
23
Aug 30
2,489,827,000
7 mos. 10,611,415,000
3 i Aug 15 r. i
436,383,061
1-31 Aug 1; 9% 12 yrs.
12 yrs,
.172,000
1-31 Aug
r
July
s
91-days
■
Aug 16
Aug 23
a
100
.
27.93
245,581,250
34
•
128,664,000
39
;
31.85
35.77
;
320,535,000
39
—_____
i
279 084.500
•"
29
May
June
(
ti
'
18,943,370,953
2
Aug" 9
■
Total
for
"given-each month
in our five-year table discloses that in keeping with the
usual pattern, public utility offerings led the list for,
September 1956 by reaching a volume of $281,392,362, or
31.98% of the over-all total. This was followed by other
industrial and manufacturing which added up to $228,of the various categories
A review
2,342,619,000
11/528,730,000 11,528,730.000 100
527,735,000 100
527,735,000
484,297,953
a
484,297,953
552,000 100
,
552,000
July
Sep «30 Sep
and
*
;91-days
37.98
September
For
for
Aug 1-31 Aug
Sep
__u_
—
•"i!
$89,825,385, or 17.27%, while preferred stock
totaled $49,082,760, or
99.397
99.435
99.418
Aug 28
r
March
$166,332,988, or 18.90%, while preferred
comprised only seven offerings and
amounted to only $31,424,800, or 3.57% of the grand total
of the combined offerings placed during the month. ,.y\
91-days
12% mos.
<-2.409
"2.387
"2.237
"2.303
2%
. 23/4
99.391
1,601,125,000
1,600,593,000
1,600,219,000
5 -j
Aug
2
9
Aug 16
nine
February
1956, totaled 75
1,600,119,000
2,G8T,885,000
2,472,056,000
Aug
volume were placed privately.
placed
issues
2,410,016,000
91-days
July 26
Aug
Aug
%
'
91-days
July
July 26
Aug
$
July 19
Total
Aug
Aug
Yield
Price
54,048,840,115
12% mos.
July 1-31 July 1 9%-12 yrs,
July 1-31 July
12 yrs.
July 1-31 July 1
2 yrs.
bonds,
195G
DURING
Accepted
.
July 12
28,
July 16
mortgage
,
Amount
$
\
..
July 16
preferred
-
FINANCING
Applied for
.
' >"
months
' \
,
July 19
Oct. 1, 1986.
of that month's grand
Due
six
July 12
second
refunding
'
•
July 12
$132,620,000, or 25.50% of that month's-total volume.
Comparing the total for September, 1956, with that for
September a year ago, the latter period shows that a total
of 36 offerings in the amount of $158,434,500,tor 26.42%
.
offerings comprising eight issues,
;
for
1976;
offerings in September of 1956 totaled 35 in
number,; aggregating $170,363,063, or 19.36% of that
month's grand total. During August, the month before,
,34 issues were placed privately and they amounted to
placements
the volume
|
of 200,000
Private
January
Comparing the results for September, 1956, with those
for August of the preceding month, it is noted that com¬
mon stock issues in the latter month
numbered 62, and
Dated
Total
the Virginian Electric
and
and
Sept.; 1,
notes,
Gas ^Transmission
Tennessee
and aggregated
stock
Offered.
Sep
There were only two
1956
totaling
'
•
TREASURY
STATES
Amount
Jun
;
amounting to only $5,700,000, or
UNITED
July 5
July 12
:
H
'
Co.,
Depositary Bonds.
Hate
mortgage bonds, series J, due Sept. 1, 1986; New Jersey
series M, due
of $166,011,743, or 27.68%
and the sum
1955.
.
offered
v:r';-'y;v.'>
offered in September,
Stock issues
sum
-■
notes ,;were
or
Edison
California
Southern
and
due
ing the General Telephone Co. of California 4M>% first
Power
$638,516,695, or 72.57%, represented new capital funds
and $43,601,750, op 4.96%, was marked' for ; refunding
purposes.
the
Treasury Department in September confined its
operations to the sale of Treasury Bills, Savings Bonds
$24,250,000 and four issues of $20,000,000 each, compris¬
j; The total dollar volume of offerings floated
y
of
The
of common stock $25 par
500,000 shares
1976;
1,
value
September, 1956, total.
than the
first mortgage sinking fund bonds, series A,
4%%
Treasury Financing in September, 1956
like amount of 514% first mortgage
a
$26,000,000 Mersey Paper Co. Ltd. (Canadian)
RR. Co.;
For the
at $520,174,145.
1, 1976, and
bonds, series H, due Oct. 1, 1983, of the Southern Pacific
over-all volume for August,
$359,702,088 greater than the
the
Oct.
all corporate financing in the do¬
September, 1956, was $879,876,233, or
the September
figures with those
corresponding periods in the four
preceding thus
comparison.
affording
a
five-
Total
$
480, 0
41,7 80 34,07350 35,23741
6,50 , 0 2,0 ,0
490,3281
Capital 341,092 50 480,0 3,129417 35,23741
New
Total
62 ,7^,' 23,950 43.914,0 39,51 01
6,50 , 0 2,0 ,0
150, 0
436,980735
and
Provinces
10 ,0 0
1,8720 15,950 34,50 0 93.69,80 46,70 5,75.0 20. ,0 35)"o~ d 19,40 0
Capit l
New
Total
$
150, 0
10 ,0 0
Total
$
Refundi g
—4*)53
$
12.390, 30,7250 5,0 ,0 3,209,375 60,15 0 4,25,0
60 ,0 0
"54"o7o" d
347,5920
20 ,0 0
1, 25,0
240, 0
-
23,450 23,950, 0 67,941685 1,47 09
000 938
861.0 0 39 ,698
1,0 ,0 1,4 0,938 86,5 341 12,390 368, 6 85 5,46 ,0 3,209,375 71.624,09 5. 86.0 39 ,698 60 ,0 0 1,0 0,
265,3 0, *34,27 ,*86
62,7395
540, 0
790, 0
60 ,0 0
130,7 .0 465,30 83.05,0 25,9 0 87,52340
30 ,0 0
250, 0 5 0, 0
S
61,2307
90,3
63,79108 4.7,412 26,85 48 2,0 ,0
LAOND
59,7043"*;•
1
1956-
$
■
2,10 , 0
584,01 45 31742,80 16,3298 96,0 ,0
2,10 , 0
Capital 540,16 95 31,4280 160,3298 96,0 0
$
New
SUOM AFRY
56,3419
216,0 8,975.40
49,301750
$
47,0 0 37,419632
830,574 83
1,2495bStanyeds
GONREUPFWI
CHAARNCTDER
30 ,0 0
250, 0 5 0, 0
5.204,2 4
-1956-
$
5,150 186.403,9 6^,0 ,0 14,7 30 250, 0 21,840 109,245 208,6 0
Refundi g 19,86 0 7(315,0
$
V
II
_
nil
1,98465 124.63 0 72,8415 39,8150
•tfS98,l6i2
47.50 , 0p 26844,958*.
5,204,2 4 90,24167 6,0^8.0 456,284963 5,267,412 69.34,08 27,59 0 60 ,0 0
4.5,7 64
?
■
1>*"'.,6230
i"'"*■Jpe59,* 643
*
30 .0 0
5,0 ,0
5,30 , 0
205,9500",
70,594 50 49,37140 23,59 315 418,953 650, 0 16,083625
New
Total
92.7 64
:—.
1.0 ,0 28,10 84
Capit l 31,08 0 159,60 31,0 0 21,0950 19,354 6 12,60. 0 10.825,0 19,3760
60 ,0 0
75,94,50 49,37140 23,593,15 418,953 650. 0 16.38,625 1 16,01 743 ;**-.■j 31,08.0 256,14 50 80,371,40 21,09,50 497l0651 13,018,953 1,4750 137,21 5
».t"»1•.
43,7 0
Refundi g 26,950.6 6,158,4
130,7 .0 529.10, 8 5,267,412 109, 5 48 27,59r0
102,63
7,69 ,50
59.30,963 4.7.412 19,6 048 2,0 ,0
52270,4,935930
31, 08. 0 180,5 .0 31,0 0 21, 09,50 2571*3,206 12,60,0 10,825,0 120,93760
S
263,0 346,95032
879,623
Refundi g 43,601750 5,70,0
$
$
-195
130, .0 401,87510 2,50,0
New
Total
61.50 0 4,218,40
'■,
Capit l 405,63456 85,32690 75,38 53
,
Total
4,28 ,145
79362,4805
S
New
19,50. 0 46,08.6502,50 ,0
3U4,08 4 il"•''
30 ,0 0
Refundi g 28,10 84 5,0 ,0
$
-195
47,50 0
790. 0
60 ,0 0
Capital 6.08.0 396.840 50,765.0 25,9.0 40,2340
64.0 ,0 635,7 490
43,743 0 93075,685,3
Total
Refundi g 124.63 0 68.5360 32,850
$
-1934
$
New
l,B6&,0O
23,450 23,950 67,941685 46 ,0 0 1,47 09 861,0 0 39 ,698 1.0 ,0 1,4 0,938 83,5 41 12,390. 368.126,85 5.46 ,0 3,209,375 70.49,0 5. 86.0 39 .698 40 ,0 0 £7o~ o7 o 2G5.3098 *3~2,40*,86
'
Total
.}
5 0, 0
Capit l 520,4390 47. 937 42,7628
20 ,0 0
1, 25,0
50 ,0 0
New
284,937645 y■' 95,870. 14.70,2
■
GOFVAERNRMMT,
CFOORRPEIGATN,
46 ,0 0
Capital 12,390 30,1850 5,0 0 3,209,375 59.025,0 4,25,0 "40 ,0 0 240, 0
YEARS CIOSRTUSPFMTONSHFEAIAYHPENEIRDVABR
2714,98091,7321695,75080,246948•5f21mrtF.6GuaonehoicSgvdB3pCfDolirnbeaeSsvsymtrtullncCophIkmd.aifs
FTMMOSIUNEFHAPNTCIRVPGBLR
Refundi g 27,9530 9.78,645 2,06,0
37,04 0 20, 0 6,716,083
51, 098 6 4,019 10,738.15 4,159,20 30 ,0 0 3,90,316 70,36 158 1,8720 201,64908 27,64019 68,34 15 520.09 9 6,075,0 35,0 0 16,8216 416,35.408
$
-1954
641,0 0 7,50 , 0
1,27 ,93
1,865,0
S
159,870 650.26,90
896,1872
^
50 ,0 0
427,93
*1.8374
380, 0 480, 0
New
732,407 86 70, 0, 0 98,50 0 461,79820 7,950, 0
.JO
793, 2.40 57,48024 4,7682
850, 0
Capital 1,8720 150, 40 27,0 0 57,0940 46,70 5,75.0 35,0 0 13, 1850
-
624,8735 23,950 43,914 0 39,51 01
51, 0,98 6 4,019 1,58.715 4,159,20 30 ,0 0 3.81 ,249 71,64 091 1,872.0 20,35908 35,164019 105,38 51 50,92.0 6,075.0 20, .0 35,0 3)0 23,598.249 490,32891
418,2 0
s
$
380, 0 480, 0
Refundi g 6413 0 7,50 , 0 36,190,40 20, 0 6,28 ,150 70,619,5 0
$
93.45,0 2,147,0
1.865,0
$
$
$
—1952
734,27 86 70, 0 192,450 463,9520 7,950. 0
Refundi g 1,865,0
-1953-
79.45,0 2,395,60 153,7803
418,35408
S
$
^79.45,0 439,7635 1,0954,26 municpaltes.
71,897483
Refundi g 70,61950 £.27 793
—1952
Total
405,63
.94,862 3,257,983 "30 76 O 83,4 895 4,284,210
682,145
16,2075 43,60175. .
385,930 10 ,0 0
0158, 4
1.3O .0pO
r
1
408, 4
*'.
3.4<
3
31,08 0 230,194 50 80,37140 21,0950 4279 ",671 3,018953 1,4750
160,743
.,136025
5168,$94
'
10,956308 197,5 78 5,150 281,392 6 68,257983 "30 760 28,591 4,534.210 2, 5930 209, 45 219,582.308 8*0, 623
5,70 , 0
'
5,70 , 0
19,86 0 137 5,0
16,2075 49:301,750
'
Capit l 5,150 186,4039 45,1340 137,5930 250,0 21,840 109,245 192,502 638,516 95
94,8 462 3,257,983 "-Ydb.O O 7,84 95 4,284,210 385,930 10 ,0 0 10,956308 192,057 83 5,150 281,392 6 48,391 83 30 .0 0 214,9 195 4,534,210 2, 5930 209,245 203,46158 830,5*4 83
$
New
etc.
SEPTMBR boanndotsde-s Istock stock boanndotsdes stock stock. boanndotsdes stock stock corpate rInBteaainonklGovernmt-: governmtGaoangvednci,♦sMuni&cpal—tSte.sS,,Potsaeeisn— fidginfnuucrooleobtasditneesd SEPTMBR BNooantedss- utiles cceooptal.,r,manufces oriindaumsanntruifdcltrig buieldtncgs, trthruaoesldditinncgg,.,, BNooantedss- utiles cceooptal—.,,manufctres oieindaumsannturfidcltrig buieldtncg.s, ttrruadis.onldg,n,g utiles cceooptaulr,,manfces oriIndaumsannturifdcltrig buieldntcgs, ttrhruaodesldintincgg,.,, utiles cceooptal,,manufctres oiindamuasnnturfidctlrig buieldtncgs,I tthrraoudlesdiinntgcg,,, cosrepouriatltea.
MOONTFH Corp ate- Domestic— Long-termShort-ermPref redCom on Candian- Long-termShort-ermPref red Com on foreign- Long-ternShort-emPref red Com on
.
Other
Totaj
Can dian OfotrheerignLoan
§
Farm
toal •These
Grand
United
OF
MONTH
Long-TermRailroads Public EquipmentMoatonrsd
Irson,l,
te
Other Land, Rub er
Ship ing Investm n
Miscelanous Short-TemRailroads ste l,Equipment and
Total
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Oil
Ship ingInvestm n Miscelanous
Total
Stocks-
Railroads Public Irson,te l,Equipment Moatnords Other
Land, Rub er
Ship ingInvestm n
Miscelanous
Total
Total-
Railroads Public Irson,et l,Equipment Moatnords Other
Oil
Land, Rub er
Ship ingInvestm nt Miscelanous
Tbtal
Total
4,76 193 38,24035 45, 096 904,5023 128,50 ,¥507 24,360
$
50. ,0 67,850 120, 3.650 1,456703 ,354981 23,950
Refundi g 541,76308 4,80,0 16,79583 5,0820
•
4,2630 3.4035 438,6138 89,3682
$
Capit l
New
7,920
Total
1,945869 Parovnincdes
3,025,0
S
—1952
3,850 21,350
128,50
42,1640 1,842 950 510,72650 16,091 . 1,369045 306,8531 17,2450 132,0 35,0 0 268,5970
$
20,7390 1,7906 86,1340 183,5983 10,7 925 20, 0 58¥<,183 570,829. 1
Total
390, 0
25,80 3,4035 721,0 85 27,5375 386,0 394 94,03719 3,194,873 2S,"31/750 102, 983
4,60 350 695,0
2,56,0
New
9,14050,966125237 iCDtoamsnindf,
1,704328 tIShoecueriftes
37,40
13,96 0 1,20 0 50 ,0
$
27,920 1,62301, 20,350 28,059375 804, 20 41,83240 16.072,85 27,60 3750, 921,3560
90,0 0
23,450 2,5701385 453,0825 16,091 1,580 61 395,18 05 17,54 0 15,94873 63,21750 39, 6583
75 ,563
184,650 20,3570 720,59843 42,613 58 136,403 ,852673 182,93 46 7,01267 27,920 2,35947063 24,95 8 28,069375 942, 503 497,5 938 16,830 8 27,60 20,43126 1,8309,127
'
.
201,250 201,250
Refundi g 31,0 0 21,40 630,0 40,23715 1,349,0 1,2070 4,5130 14,8926(0
$
-1953
1,327,93
I
$
18,0 0 9457T 6 7,514 05
9, 49,60 963,40 8, 91,850 3,720, 0
4,80 , 0
4,80 0
$
Capit l 23,450 1,846 7950 425,06 16,091 1,670231 30,4 386 17,50 12,0 35,0 0 21,59670
Refundi g 14,956 1 201,250 7,65,430 3,160483
42,1640 2,58 04,35 539,26 5 16,0910 1,745304 405,3670 17,6350 135,94873 63,21750 397,2476 6,32815,63
"
90,0 0
Refundi g 20,7390 1,84 0 85,20 169,82 13 6,457925 20, 0 57,0 250
-1052
70, 0 85,0 1,687To 56 3,8564 98 41,850
20,3570 36,92453 81,5904 26,0 0 62,51~82
—-r
390, 0
25,80 38,240.35 731,65048 28,53715 395,20 4 97,81379 3,194873 28,31750 103,547 6
9,40 ,350 695,0
2,56 ,0
"
50, 0 56,1820 120, 3650 36, 043 3,085 9.621 23,950
$
—1953
Total
1,3964 2 municpaltes.
1,680 1,093.4 765 269, 4568
3
723,46 721,025
7,536,905
1,854, 19
;
31,0 .0 28,946 05 630, 0 40,7 179 2,07,025 •L—t- 1,20 0 4,¥L30 16,948369
5,7124651.,9968003478?
65,37208,114296596,10352787 9,71265083bDoevanldpms.t 4,85913706.4,186225347,.0G1,2685983 1,32840615,234979.68.5271.80J,3,144693 16,724309.85
Yforagmenuicpylts F3ESIMOANTVFRSD0PDHUOITTSAC.ENHORRPEA
YFSEIAMONTPVFRTDI.HMOA3AULF0OECRNGPVRGEDLMT,.
•-
S
Capit l
70. ,0 67,80 2197845,6 3,761 093 41,850
Total
$
'
Refundi g
5 0, 0
74,10. 91,27 50
4,5712 10,45 0 648.31,25 679,53769
1,3562.79
Total
978,6350 1 ,741
Capit l 3.4,56792 10,45.0 520,3140 671,2941 73,250 50,0
20,157
173,2 4
109,50 1 ,0 750.284,93 53,41.597 268, 039 49,156204 6,714.85 38,50 16,0357 124,385921
50 ,0 1,350, 0
325,4.0 2,345.870 475.31,0 24,83750 63,40. 528,364521 256,8750 12,5480 1,0 0 50, 0 528,3740
$
75 ,563
7125 ~,938 42,613 58 135,67983 84,5613 182,93 46 75,180 196,720 2,306 158 24.35, 8 28,05937 901,68324 495,2 13 16,830 8 26,40 215,¥79~46 1,607 58
184, 750
426,960
/
Refundi g 17,320 497,085 4,50 0 157, 640 19,850 2,48.0 25,¥o.b6 236,84239
$
173,2 4
325,71960 3,09572638 528,7 09 24,83750 63,40 79.54,360 307,8204 19,26354 1,3850 216,0357 761,89321
6,152.7
375,173
17,320 61,25.983 4.50, 0 170.65,17 19,850 2,70 0 25,¥ob6 245,9823 1,25079.12
173,2 4
163,50 173,2 4
426,960
109,5 0 1,0 63,9745 53,41597 25,784962 49,156204 6,39681 16,0357 14,685921 154,639 0 2,48516 524, 097 24.83,750 63,40 62.893,4 28,19704 18, .481 8,6150 19,0357 51.90 82
50 ,0 1,350
Capitl 154,230 1.847,5920 470,81350 24.83,750 63,40 370,68 1 237.691,50 12,5480 8,5130 25.0 , 0 29,07316
■
12,895 7 "375/173 25,0 9,70 0
13,4783
$
-1954
98,0 . 0 359,7 .0 4,853106
$'
37,40
13,96 0 1,20 0 50 ,0 0
196.720 1,604 72 19,6750 28,05937 764,81 5 410,8340 16,07285 26,40 37048, 0 906,4390
$
New
1,3870 4,9628074
685,0
128,591 •7,9438
$
Capit l
98,0 0
—r'-
•
New
1951—
17.
4,159035 20.15,70 356,2703 815,43021 26,0 62,5182 7,:
1,2504,799601,74308851 2,3401612,57784RefconstruBi'^aInGteorvekrionmlt.
4,30
5,00,7859-32441 /.. 41137o,40072,5l50721.647 3,839,095614520
10.23,526,,403975886 NOGERUWFPI 3,548.202752796,66083 1.9,481,382,60567475 5,062786913..2941
FOCREPIGNAT,
notes_J— — notes notes. Governmt—a governmt agencis. t,Posein-. Sbatfiunonceydilsdse 3SEPT0MBR Notes- et._ manufc—tres- . manufctrig— etc—„. htoeraldtcin.g,—: N etc. manuftres manufctrig- hteoraltdcin.g, etc. manuftres manufctrig. — hetorlatdcin.g, — et. manufctres— manufctrig . hteoraltdcin.g, —— s-ecurit
S3EPT0MBR
'
Total
'•
i
91,27~.5C>0
40,130 23,50. 1,752 9 3,9548 2 4,30,0
4,592.063 91.75,0 47,3.61 1,49560 38 34,50 79¥oO~,982
$
16,05 0 5,6k4215 2,580419
— 195- Refundi g J,14508263
Rew
2,905146 Fedral
Capit l
New
$
$
257,(0835
48,20-
Total
/.
270, 19 -18,02 2,037.8 0 -7,418269
't.
i
0,481 52
-¥ /
Other
56740. 75,4 50 580,39486 198,475069 5,0 0 328,512 215,9635 47, 0.789 4,3.94 58,264 39 10,2 950 357,64.308 137,5 92
152.347,0 1.692,70486 514.263,09 26,7095 391,052 817,0648 15.27,904 91,78.49 150,76439 10.7 ,950 368.14,308 1,34061
30 ,0 0
13,589.40 0.21, 3,90 0 "TsHTo b -5,0 50, 0 2,894 50 1,97,80 572,86947 76,5720 9,735,706 462,90 29 73,8530 4,186,03 1.028.475 2,130 94,65 142 184, 7840
270.354,80 2,3709854 *70.92,5 48.56,40 81,90 1,93057.29 38,6530 65.904,30 50,28.475 6,24 50 159,6857 1,387209
6,0140 128,0 583. 3 67289.1
12,90.58 14,35890 19,86.0 139.68,135 14,38 0 ra,0 0 935.0 -583, ¥2, l¥b61
18759,0 375,0
3,8741093 1,93680
Grand
Total
Other Farm
*
$
269,1570 1,784.5930 173.402,5 38,107 81,609 1,4637580 309,85.0 61,4830 49,50. 4.12,50 59,6345 954, 250
175,0
20 ,0
1
935,0
Refu ding 1.703, 9.60,5 .19^856,0 ¥56,735 14.260 1.0 ,0 6,32580
1.97,80 4,39.40
United
Capit l
ACHNARDTE
•These
New
$
257,430 1.7458,0C 153,60 38,10.7 81,609 1,302 65 295, 0 60.483,0 48,560 4,1250 59,6345 8 .16,40
"
-?
■p
'•
133
174,02.5 6,972Oo 09,25 0 48,20
§
•
40,86.0 231,57 85 7,12.0 402,170 10,82. 5 9,86,85 1,750.60 2,64,30 78,302
$
-1956
DeCorp at- omestic— bLooanngnd-tdesrm Short-em stock Candi - bLooanngn-dtedsrm iS—hort-em Prestofck_red Comn'stock foreign^ bLoaonngnd-tedsrm Short-em Prsetfockred Cosmtockon corp ate BHIanternakio l Candian foreign GLooavantdn, Municpal—Stes, Staes toa—l dfnigueorets
EMNODNTHS Prsetfockd
Com on
724507 91.75,0 60,58.271 203,14 069 5,0,0 328,5125 236,1059 47, 0789 4,602,852 58,264,39 1,972 50 360,1 608 160,2 483 57,2130 1,9248.71 521,375069 26,70950 391.05,2 1.29,081 5 253.04,78) 10.647352 150,764 39 12,467950 370,81 608 1,2 403,8
the
$
4,7291 0 2,89450 391,074.6 1,0428(5 240,9670 17320,50 29,5072 3.189,0
20 .0 0
168, 58
16,05. 0 16,05 0 26,10875 4,6 ,0 20, 420 1.750, 2.64 30 2,670491
New
5.28L790 13,7234
175,0
39,58173
$
OSUMFARY
9
Refundi g 40,86 0 205,4630 2,460 381, 07 10,82 5 9,70 0
-195
295,0
Capit l 152,3470 1,0937450 315,4 0 21,095 62,50 60,973 103,7815 87,34.50 92,50. 10,5 .0 940,15.69
,
Refundi g
18,59 0 375,0
57.213,0 1,29 750 317,859.0 21,0950 62,50. 0 982,7640 205,6 .0 97.04,50 92,50 0 235,0 10.5 0 97.2,40
$
~
6,0 0 980,35.19 64,253964
1.239,475
1,32(0230 3,1890
Total 5:0 ,2 54 2,894 50 390.5,836 1.05,789 240,9670 29,5 672
-1956
Total
3,4G.7^6 75,450 392.0,54 1,473.0219 34,50 79,30982
Capit l
•
New
4.9305,41
276
30 ,0
568.42,07 76.5,207 9.735,06 456,8 29 73,0 4,18603 1.028,475 1.546, 7 94,65142 17.89,62 1.465, 92 257,430 2.356,087 230,417 48,5640 81,90 1,79058 4 369,27.30 64,90 3 49,53.475 5.69167 159,68 7 1,06 729 6,481.052
13,58940 120 0 3,90. 0 "¥35,0 6 5.0 ,0 2.894,50
50,'
New
-
BLoonagn-TdersmRailroads utiles sccotopeaerll,,,Equipment acaesnorid indaunstrdl buildngs, — . Itnrvuestsmn, "^Miscelanou BSaohonrt-dTesm Railroads utiles ccsoopteaer,ll,,Equipment acaesnorid. inadunstrdl beuildt—cngs, — tIrnvuesstmn, Miscelanous Railroads utiles ccsootpeaerl,l,, Equipment acaesonri—d inadunstdrl beuildtcngs, -— tIrnvuesstmn, Miscelanous Railroads utiles ccospoteaerl,,l,Equipment acaesnorid inadunstdrl bueildtcngs, trInuvesstmn,Miscelan-ous corpate
EMNODNTHS
Total
9
Public Iron, Mot rs Other Land, Rub er
Ship ing
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Ship ing
Stocks-
Total
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Ship ing
Total-
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Oil
Ship ng
Total
8
(1498)
The
(Continued from page 3)
Pressorich
Sz
Co.;
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.;
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Stern Brothers to Cor,
Nicolaus Sz Co.,
Inc.; Stroud Sz Co., Inc.; Thomas
The
•INTRA-GOVERNMENT
FINANCING
Retired
$
t
to
Net Issued
2,500,000
t
1,188,3*-.,000
40.229,733,000 39,041,4^,000
Co.;
31,
for Julv.„,^
616,070.000
120,510,000
$98,608,000
976,079,000
———-——-
736,580,000
239,499,000
531,541,000
709.820,000
104,185,000
$9,108,000
Total
for
1,336.438,000
—
635,726,000
? 15.000,000
0*. A69.000
579,050,000
128.740,000
487,336,000
707,790.000
Notes :
Total
Total
for
September,
nine
for
months..
145,883,000
Fund,
Federal
43,029,586,000 41,121,515,000
Deposit
and
L.
F.
(Issues
3.
Ohio
to
annually
37,«%
Ily.
Oct.
23
1957
and
&
Co.;
Freeman
Inc.; Shearson, Hammill
Master
Hutchinson to
Yantis to Co., Inc.
S.
$2,700,009 Missouri
Pacific
to
to
Co.;
F,
clue
new
line
Price,
E.
Pollock
to
Co.; The Illinois Co., Inc.;
Mullaney, Wells to Cor,
and
Co.
accrued
Inc.; Adams
C.
S.
7.
Bear,
interest.
& Peck;
Sz
Co.,
Mc-
and
•
'
>
Thalmann
Wells &
Corp.;
Si
Co.;
Offered
E.
Wi.i.
to
Co.;
McDonnell
Moore,
Leonard
Newburger, Loeb
E.
Pollock
to
Sc
Co.,
fa
-
York
Putnam
t
equipment
Oct.
1,
1957
trust
to
1971,
and Arthur
&
Chas.
Co.;
Rai-
all maturities.
on
Offered by Halsey, Stuart &
Co. Inc.; Dick to
Merle-Smith;
R. W. Pressprich to Co.; Baxter, Williams to
Co.; Free¬
Sz Co.;
Gregory & Sons; The Illinois
Co., Inc.; Wm.
E".
Pollock Sz
Co., Inc.; Shearson, Hammill &
Co.; and
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.
due annually
for new
Purpose,
from
Oct.
I,
1957
Sz
Merle-Smith;
trust
to
to
F.
to
Co.;
M.
Loeb,
Scranton
Co.;
certificates,
STEEL.
&
Co.;
14, 1971.
Purpose,
construction.
Price,
for
subscription by
Unsubscribed portion
repay
at
par
Price,
purposes.
loans
Sept.
for
by
new
of
Simonds
COAL,
COPPER,
4'4%
mine
tlirciugh
4(4% first mortgage
bonds, series J, due Sept.
1, 1986. Purpose, for construction
program. Price, 101.50%. and
accrued interest.
Offered by
Halsey, Stuart Sz Co. Inc.;
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath;
Ball, Burge Sz Kraus;
Bear, Stearns &
Courts
&
Co.;
Co.;
Cunningham, Schmertz
Merle-Smith;
First
of
Michigan
Sz
Wells
&
Co.;
McMaster
&
Byrd Brothers;'
Co., Inc.; Dick
Corp.;
Foster
Sz
Co.; Mullaney,
Kendall, Inc.; Raf-
Copeland to
Co., Inc.; The
fensperger,
,
Co.,
Gulf
States
Utilities Co. 4 (4 %
1986,
Purpose, to
1,
construction.
fered by
first
repay
Pi
ice,
100.848%
Inc.
bank
and
All
mortgage
loans
accrued
,
&
to
for
&
R.
Iowa
S., Dickson
Corp.; First
.
i
*
&
Brandenberger,
Johnston
&
Currle;
R.
W.
Co.;
Hogle
&
and >
Sept.
;
.
by
P.
W.
Brooks
mortgage
100%
&
Co.,
bonds.
Pur-
capital.,. Price; 100% fend
The Ohio Company to Ohio
'
»
./
,
Inc.,-promissory
expansion.
investor
note
through Goldman,
f
due; Sept.
Placed, privately
Sachs
with'
Sz
bank
accrued
Co.
f
Gamble
&
to
Boettcher
Co;
&
Company;
Inc.;
Blair
Blunt
to
B.
Hibbs
to
to
Sons;
,
liard & Son;
Hornblower to Weeks;
Howard, Weil
Labouisse, Frledrichs to Co.; E. F.
Hutton to Co.;
W.' E.
Hutton & Co.; The Illinois
Co. Inc.;
Indianapolis Bond &
Share Corporation;
Johnston,
Lemon
&
Co.; Edward D.
Co.; Joseph, Mellon to
Miller, Inc.; Kidder Pea¬
Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Co.; Kuhn, Loeb to
Co.;
Laird, Bissell Sz Meads; W. C.
Langley to Co.; Lazard
Freres to Co.; Lee
Higgin.scn• Corp.; John C.
Legg to Co.;
Lehman Brothers; Carl
M. Loeb, Rhoades
to
Jones
body
m;
to
&
Marks
to
to
Co.;
Merrill
Co.;
Co.;
Laurence
MUson-Hagan, Inc.; A. E. Masten &
Co.; McDonald &
Company; McDonnell
AIcGlone to Co., Inc.;
Mead, Miller & Co.?
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; Merrill, Turben
Co.; McCormick
to
Carl
A.
G.
&
Share Corp.;
W.
C.
i
'■■;
&
Co.,
Inc.;
&
Co.;
'
;'+ 4'
7
Pacific
Northwest
•.
-
sold.
Corporation; Stroud
Paine,
*1,600,000
•>
and
working
capital.
Webber,
Jackson
to
Southern
tual Benefit Life Insurance
Co.
to
Co,
..
&. Co..
Salo-
Webster
Inc.;
Placed
Curtis.
Materials
Bache to
Co.
TelePrompter
note
.
due
Life
*12,000,000 Walworth
promissory notes due Oct. 1,1968.
expansion.' Placed 'prviately with
the New
Insurance, Co. through Dean
,Wittcr7& Co.»/.
for
Co.
414%
Purpose, refunding
promissory
privately, with
John
Co.
of
Canada,
Life
and
-
.*"
Insurance
**
due" Sept,
1,
1974.\
and to
repay bank loans
working capital ($6,000,000). Placed
Hancock
Massachusetts Mutual
ance
notes
($6,000,000)
.and for expansion and
Mutual
Life
Insurance* Co.;
Insurance Co:;- Sun Life Assur¬
the Connecticut Mutual Life
through Paine,. Webber, Jackson &
Curtis;
Dabney to Tyson, and Butcher to Sherrerd. t
Co.,
Townsend,
.
*1,400,000
i
10-year 4% -convertible
subordinated
Purpose, lor working capital.
Placed'pri¬
Western*-Union Telegraph Co. ' "
*-
Varian Associates 4:%%
York
v
u
■
Corp.
1966.
vately with
*1,000,000
through
..
.
*250,000
•
Purpose, for
privately
-
Co.,
Webeor, Inc. 5(4%
with
Purpose,
John
Hancock
Life
promissory notes due July 1, 1962-1968,
for working capital.
Placed
privately
Mutual
Assurance
Life
Co.
$144,774,300
through Emrrh
Co.;
Inc.... 5% .promissory note du®"
Aug. 1, 1966.
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Placed
privately with Prudential Insurance'Co.°of America
through
Mutual
Specialty Co. 5%
promissory notes,' due Sept.
Purpose, refunding ($360.0001
apd for general
corporate purposes ($340,000).
Placed privately with Mu¬
to
t,■>
..
1968.
Rothschild
1968.
expansion
MANUFACTURING
*$700,000 American
F.
.
,
;
'
y
INDUSTRIAL AND
L.
Sweney,,Cart-*
wright to Co.; Thomas &
Company; Spencer Trask & Co.;
Tucker, Anthony & Co.;
Underwood, Neuhaus to Co., Incorpora^ed;.G. H. Walker & Co.;
Joseph Walker & Sons?
Watling, Lerchen, & Co.; Wertheim &
Co.; Westheimer to
Co.; White, Weld & Co.;
Winslow. Cohu to
Stetson; Dean
Witter to Co.; Harold E Wood to,
Co.; Wctod, Struthers
to Co., and
Zuckerman, Smith to Co. Oversubscribed.
*750,000 Rayettc, Inc. 3.92%
12-year notes due
Purpose,
All
Co.:
&
Securities
'
;
to
**»...
Peabody to Co.;
to Co.; McCormick
Laurence M. Marks.
Co.
Mosle
moiV Bios, Sz
Hutzler; Shoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, Inc.;
SchwabAcber- & Co.;
Scott
to
Stringfellow; Seasongood
to Mayer;
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Shields to
Company:
Shuman, Agnew. & Co,; I. M. Simon to
Co.; Singer, Deane
to Scribner; Smith.
Barney & Co.; F. S. Smithers &
Co.;
William R. Staats Sz
Co.; Stein Bros, to Bovce; Stern
Brothers to Co.; Stern,
Frank, Meyer <fc Fox;
Sterne,- Agee
Leach; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
Inc.;: Stone
j
Blair
& Co.; American Securities
Corp.; A. G.
Inc.; Dominick to" Dominick," W. E. Hutton
Lee
Higginson Corp.;
Goodbody & Co% G. H.
&
Co.;
Bosworth,
Sullivan.- & > Co'.).-! Inc.; ;i J.
A.*
to,
shaw^Rotan,
V*
Kidder,
Langley
Hutchinson
to
Co.;
Paul J.
Nowland
Pacific
Northwest.
to
Co.; The Ohio
Company;
Paine,
Webber,
Curtis; Peters, Writer to
Christensen, Inc.;
Piper, Jaffvay &
Hopwcod; Preseott, Shepard to
Co., Inc.;
R.
W.
Pressprich & Co.;
Raffensperger, Hughes to Co.,
Inc.;4 Refnholdt & Gardner;
Reynolds to Co.;
Riter &
Co.; The
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Rodman & Ren-
i.
etc.
($15,134,000).
Underwritten by The,
Becker
Cook
Jackson
loans,
interest.
*
an 7
Corp.; Folger, Nolan,
FlemingCo.,
Inc.; Fulton, Reid to
Co.; Robert
Ginther, Johnston to
Co.; Glore, Forgan
to Co.; W. D.
Gradison
Co.; Hallgarten to Cor
Halsey,
Stuart to Co
Inc.; Harriman Ripley to
Co., Inc.; Hayden,
Miller to Co.;
Hayden. Stone to Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes7 to
Co.; H. Hentz to Co.;
Henry Herrman to Co.; J. J. B. Hil-
expansion,^
Stanley to Co.
$65,000,000
1,
j
due
Co. 37u'7
debentures" due Sept., 1981.
for expansion program and to
retire short-term
Price, 100% and accrued interest.
Underwritten by
Goldman, Sachs to Co.; A. C. Allyn to
Co., Inc.; Anderson*
to Strudwick;
J. H. Assel
Company; Bacon, Whipple &
Co.; Robert W. Baird to Co.,
Inc.;. Baker, Watts &
Co.;
Ball, Burge to
Kraus;* J. Barth to Co.; Bear,
Stearns to
Co.; A. Gr.
inclusive.
OTHER
Co.,
Purpose, for
Procter
W.
Lynch,
and
Offered, by
sold.
Scaffolding
Garrett
1,
Co:,
Co.
notes
working
to Co. Inc.; William
Ellis &
Simmons; Blyth & Co.,
Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan &
Co., Inc.;
Alex. Brown to
Sonc; Brush, Slocumb to
Co., Inc.; Butcher
to Sherrerd;
Carolina Securities
Corp.; Central Republic
Co.
(Inc.); City Securities Corp ;
Clark, Dodge & Cor '
Coffin to Burr,
Inc.; Julien-Collins to
Company; Cooley to
Company; Courts & Co.; Curtiss,
Hoqse to Co.; J. M Dain
to Co., Inc.;
Dempsey-Tegeler to Co.; R. S. Dickson
to Co.,
Inc.; Dominick & Dominick; Doolittle
&
Co.; Drexel to
Co.; Francis I. duPont & Co.;
Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities to Co.;
Emanuel, Dectjen & Co.;
Eppler, Guerin
to
Turner, Inc.; Equitable'Securities
Corp.; Estabrook &
Co.; Geo. Eustis to Co.; Clement
A.
Evans & Co.,
Inc.;
Fahey, Clark to Co.; Farwell,
Chapman & Co.;
Fauset,Steele to Co.; Field,
Richards &
Co.; The First Boston
Corp.; First of Michigan
Estabrook
Walker
Of¬
and
i
Pacific
hard,
due
Corp. of America, 41,4%^ convertible:
subord-.
inated debentures, due
Sept. 1, 1976.7 Purpose, for expan¬
sion
program.
Price, at par .to stockholders; ^104%
to
public.
Offered' by
company
for subscription by stock¬
holders. Unsubscribed
portion ($570,800 >mndqyritten
by
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Blyth & Co^,
Inc.; Sifflren, Barney"
new
interest.
Co.; Courts Sz
Sz Co.,
Inc.; Fahnestock &
Co.; First
of Michigan
Corp.; Foster & Marshall;
Co.; Heller, Bruce to
Co.; H. Hentz & Co.;
Hirsch Sz Co.; The
Illinois Co. Inc.; Arthuf
M.
Si
Krensky
Co.,
Inc.;
Mackall Sz
Coe; McMaster Hutchinson
Sz
Co.; Moreland,
Co.;
of
Goodbody
of
Oversubscribed.
to
Offered
All
Becker
Inc.; Thomas
Co.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Tucker,
Anthony Sz Co.; Van
to Co.; G. H. Walker
&, Co. and White, Weld
Co.;
only.
Blair
Rothschild
Becker
interest.
Inc.;
to,
Co.
1
promissory
loans.
10.900,000 Vanadium
due
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc.; Allison-Williams Co.;
&
Strudwick; Aspden, Robinson &
Co.; Auchin¬
Parker & Redpath;
Bear, Stearns to
F.
Nov.*.
with
Purpose,
Alstyne, Noel
&
bonds
70.000,000
Reinholdt;&: Gardner;
& Co.;
Reynolds &, Co., rlutg;. Salomon
Hutzler; Shearson, Hammill ■& Co.; Singer, Deane
'to Scribner; F. S.
Smithers to Co.; Stern Brothers &
Co.;
Stifel, Nicolaus to Co., Inc.; StroudCo.
L.
Anderson
closs,
Merrill
Bros,
,
sold.
and
Co.;
due
privately
Price,
interest.
institutional
Pierce, Fenner &- Beane;. Merrill;i;
Turben & Cot, Inc.; The Milwaukee
Co.; Moore,' Leonard &
Lynch; F. S. Moseley to Co.;
Mullaney, Wells & Co.;" New7hard, Cook & Co.; The Ohio Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson*
& Curtis; R. W.
Pressprich & Co.;
Hughes &
Robinson-Humphrey
Inc.; Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler; Walter Stokes to Co.;
Sz Co.,
Inc.; Thomas & Co.; Weeden
to Co., Inc.;
Wertheim Sz Co.; C. N.
White to Co.; Arthur
L. Wright
6z Co.,
Inc.; and F. S. Yantis to
Sept.
McMaster
4(4%,
Inc., 5Y*",- 18-year first
for expansion and
working
1, 1971.
Co.;s
&
Stroud
$15,000,000
7*2,000,000
to'-
Co.,
Co.;
Inc.
Macomber,
Company;
development
Morgan
Stearns to Co.;
Indianapolis Bond
to
Hutchinson
Patterson,
Co.,
payment
&
A.),
sold.
accrued
ETC.
promissory notes
Boston
Bear,
note
*
sinking fund debentures' due Oct.;
Purpose, refunding ($19,866,000) and for working
and
1996.
*26,000,000 Mersey Paper Co.
Ltd., 478% first
mortgage sinking fund
bonds, series A, due Dec. 1, 1976.
Purpose, to repay bank
loan.
Placed
privately with
American
institutional investors
through Morgan, Stanley to Co.
5'A %
Kirkpatrick-Pgttis Co.;
Marshall;
Freeman
to
Co.; • Green,
Ellis
Si
Anderson;
Gregory & Sons; Ira Haupt to
Co.; The Illinois Co.
Inc.';
Johnston, Lemon to Co.; Arthur
M. Krensky Sz
Co., Inc.;
Mackall &
Cue;
Co.
All
residents
Co.;
Sachs to Co.; Hallgarten &
Co.; Halsey, Stuart
Inc.;
Harriman
Ripley & Co.," Inc.;
Hemphill,
Noyes to Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; The Illinois
Co., Inc.;
<fc
to
California
7
Hayden,
Goldman,
company
without
Baker,
,
Hallowell,
&
1,
capiwith the Prudential
Insurance Co.
Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Co.
;
and
accrued
Pose,
Inc.;Co.;.
Co., Inc.; William Blair to Co.; Blunt Ellis to
Simmons;
Blyth to Co., Inc.; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); Julien Col-<
11ns to Co.; Courts & Co.; Cruttenden
& Co.;
Cunningham,(
Schmertz & Co., Inc.; J. M. Dain &
Company, Inc.; Dick &
M'erle-Sniith; Dominick & Dominick; Eastman, Dillon, Union
Securities to Co.; Equitable
Securities
Corp.;' Estabrook
& Co.;
Farwell, Chapman to Co.; Glore, Forgan to
Placed
due
and
Offered
Co.
> 1,250,000
'•%.->
Barney
America
and
Irving Lundborg.
Smith,
Industries,
Inc., 4I8%': promissory
Purpose,. for expansion.
Placed
Prudential Insurance Co-* of
Inc.
Co.; .The
Hammill
Co.;
,
.
Corp.; A. C. Allyn to Co.,'! Inc.; American
Securities Corp.; Bacon, Whipple to
Co.; Robert ,W. Baird
& Co., Inc.; Ball,
Burge to Kraus; Barret,'Fitch,i North to
mortgage bonds
debentures
bank
(flat).
stockholders,
Co.
&
,
principal
to Co, Inc.;
The-Milwaukee Company; Moore,
Leonard &
Lynch; F. S. Moseley & Cor,
Mullaney, Wells & Co.; New-
Co.
100S<V.'and
First
underwriting
($2,219,700) was publicly offered at
108(4% -through The First of
Michigan Corp.; Kenower,"
MacA/thur & Co.;
Nauman, McFawn & Co.; Wm. C.
to
Roney
Co.; Watling, Lerchen to
Co.; and
$20,000,000 General Telephone
Co.;
&
convertible
to
Coal
197G.
capital
Insurance Co.
3:,4%
to
•
:%'%-225;000 Lynch Carrier Systems,
Inc., 6% sinking- fund
debentures,
series B, due Sept.- 1, 1971 (with stock
purchase warrants
attached).
Purpose, for working capital,_ etc.
&-
Freeman & Co.;:
Goldman, Sachs
&. Co.;:.
shearson,
Agnovv
for
privately
Peabody
1.
1971, inclusive.
]first
Co.
Steele .&
Hallgarten
Rhoades
Shuman,
Purpose,
Co.;
Edison
Fauset,
Forgan to Co.;
100%v"ol
1971.
of
loans
Co,
&
/
debentures, due Sept.
Purpose,''for expansion
Inc^y
S.
1976.
•
UTILITIES
Meridian Telephone Co.
4(4%
due 1981.
Purpose, for general corporate
privately with Berkshire Life
59,778,900 Detroit
Read
Bakeries, Inc. "6%i
'J.Placed privately
Pcabody to Co.; Ladcnburg, Thalmann to,
Langley to Co.; Lee-Higginson Corp.; Lehman
Placed
-
$55,115, 000
PUBLIC
Dillon,
Co.
.%
•
America.,-:
„
Corp.; First Southwest Co.;
Carl
w.
IRON,
•
Sz
&
,.
Sz
*$20,000,000 New Jersey Zinc
3.35%,
*$125, 000 Cato
Co.,
($1.-
Insurance
Co.,
*2,500,000 Edison
(Thomas
% !
Aug. 15, 1976.
$186,403,900
equipment.
Price, to yield from 3.65%
according to maturity.
Offered
by Salomon
Hutzler; Drexel' & Co.; Eastman
Dillon, Union
Securities to Co.; and
Stroud to Co., Inc.
to
Bros.
&
Life
7.'.
,/
;
Co.; G. H. Walker to Co.; Watling, Lerchen to
Co.; WecderF
to Co. Inc.; Wertheim to
Co., and Dean Witter & Co.
Virginia Electric & Power Co. 4%%
first and Refunding
mortgage bonds,,series M, due Oct. 1, 1986. Purpose, for
construction program.
Price, 102%- and-accrued interest.
Offered by
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and American Securities
Corp.
$20,000,000
35,000,000
equipment
Wright
...
-
Dresser
1,
1976.
,
series T,
)...
Smithers to Co.; William R. Staats &
Co.; Stern
Brothers & Co.; Walter Stokes & Co.; Stroud
& Co., Inc.;;*
Swiss American Corp.; Thomas &
Co.;
Spencer Trask- to ■>
Co.; Tucker, Anthony to Co.; Underwood, Neuhaus to Co.,
Inc.; Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.; Victor, Common, Dann to
Hanseatic
man
$4,815,000 Western Maryland
Ry. 3%','"
L.
Foundry
.
1972.
amount,
Underwritten by Johnson,
Lane, Space to Co.; Incr, Clement A.
Evans &'
Co., Inc.; and Huger, Barnwell &
Co.
Oversubscribed.
»•>
*15,000,000
California. Co..*
Hutchinson
Sz
McMaster
privately with Mutual
,
Co.;4.n%''c firstmortgage pipe
Purpose, to repay bank loans
program.
Price, *100.65% and accrued-,
1,
Estabrook
C.
Shields
certificates, series E,
inclusive.
Purpose,
Price, to yield 3.70%
W.
Co.;
Co.; Shields to Co.; F. S. Smithers
& Co.; Stifel, NicoCo., Inc.; Stix <fc Co.;
Straus, Blosser & McDowell;
S. Strauss &
Co.; Swiss American Corp.; Thomas
&
Co.; Tucker, Anthony &
Co.; Van Alstyne, Noel to
Co.;
C. N. White &
Co.; Arthur La Wright &
Co., Inc.; and.
F.S. Yantis to
Co., Inc.
Oversubscribed.
equipment.
Fifst
Co.;
&
Co.;
4, promissory note due
($1,005,000) and for. expansion
York.
250,000 CJaussen
Rauschev, Pierce to Co., Inc.; Reynolds to^ Co.; Riter 'to
Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Rotan,, Mosle to
Co.; L. F. Rothschild to Co.; Rowles, Winston &
Co.; Salo¬
mon
Bros, to Hutzler;
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke;
Sclioellkopf, Hutton to Pomeroy. Inc.; Scott & Stringfellow;
laus to
annually
&
Co.
'W:>.Purjjose,-" refunding.^; Price,:
inter-;
Horn blower
10-year
warrants). Pur¬
.
5<f; promissory note, due Sept. 1,
Purpose, to repay bank loan. Placed
privately with
Prudential Insurance Co. of
America.
bonds,'
accrued
purchase
5%2%
1968.
,
lis; Patterson, Copeland & Kendall, Inc.; Peters, Writer to
Christensen, Inc.; Phelps, Fenn to Co.; Wm. E; Pollock to
Co., Inc.; Presectt, Shepard to Co., Inc.; R. W.
Pressprich
& Co.; Putnam to
Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.;
&
now
Staats
Placed
New
*2,000,000 Central
Co.; Laurence M. Marks to' Co;;
jMason-Hagan, Inc.;,
McCormick to Co.; Merrill Lynch;
Pie&e, Fenner to Beane;
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.; The Milwaukee
Co.; F. S.
Moseley to Co.; Mullaney, Wells to Co.; New York Hanse¬
atic Corp.; The Ohio Co.;
Paine,! Webber, Jackson to Cur--
J.
due
mortgage
Cement
refunding
r,
Davis .&
repay bank
and
to
fensperger, Hughes to Co., Inc.; Reynolds Si
Co.; Rodman
Renshaw; Shaughnessy to Co.,
Inc.; Shearson, Hammill
for
of
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Horhblowei- to
Weeks;
to Co.; W. E. Hutton to
Co.; .The Illinois Co.
Brother's;
&
$3,600,000 Virginian R>.
first
Purpose;-to
Calaveras
995,000):
and
Parke.v Oversubscribed.
Price,' 101%;
•
Co.
and working
capital and to repay
privately through Chace, Whiteside,
Winslow, Inc. and C. E. Unterberg, Towbin to
1
Kidder,
Mullaney,
Co.;
Lynch;
Co.; New
Inc.;
Sz
stock
for expansion
loans.
Placed
to
Purpose,
Hutton
McMaster
to
to
Dick
Boston
F.
Co.;
by
Co.;
Co.;
-
to
Co.
1986
l,
R.
Co.,
Corp.;
Stone
Simmons;
Hutchinson
Roberts
Richards
Stearns
Inc.;
of
burg,
»
Cullom
debentures,
-
Instrument
common
-
Baxter; Williams Sz
Shelby
Sulzberger to Co.; Harriman Ripley to Co., Inc.;
Co.; Fifst of Iowa Corp.;
Michigan Cor;/.; Foster to Marshall; Freeman
to.
Co.; Goodbody to Co.; Grande to
Co,, Inc."; Green, Ellis Si
Anderson; Gregory to Sons; Ira
Haupt to Co.; H. Hentz
to Co.; Hirsch Sz
Co.; E. F. Hutton to Co.; Jenks,
Kirkland,
Grubbs to Kcir; Arthur M.
Krensky & Co., Inc.; LadenFirst
'
Co.;
expansion
Underwritten
Co.;
First
and
Co.;
Byrd
Brothers; Clayton Securities
Corp.; Julien Collins Si Co.;
Courts <te Co.; Cruttenden
Co.; Cunningham, Schmertz <te
Co., Inc.; Henry Dahlbcrg
& Co.; DeHaven &
Townsend, Crouter & Bodine; Francis'
I. du Pont & Co.; Faimestock to
.
&
Inc.;
McDonnell
Fulton, Reid to Co.; Glore,
&
Co.;
Gregory & Sons;
&
;
'
subordinate
Co.
*3,000,000
Dittmar Sz Co.;
Dominick
Sz
Doininick;
Drexel Sz
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities to
Co.; Equitable Securi¬
F.
Allison-Williams
Burnliam
i
Inc.;
'
convertible
the
(with
*
Co.; A. G.. Becker, Sz Co.; Inc.;* Blair. Sz
Co. inc.; William Blair
to Co.; Blyth to Co., Inc.; Bosworth;,
Sullivan Sz Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown Sz
Sons; Central Republic
Co. (Inc.); Clark, Dodge Sz
Co.; Coffin Sz Burr, Inc.; Courts
Securities
Ashmun
Co.,
Monday, October 7, 1957
.
Associates-Atomic
West
by
Stone»&
VVebstcr Securities
Corp.; White. Weld Sz Co.; Halsey, Stuart Sz Co.
Inc.;;,
Adams & Peck; A. C. Allyn Sz Co.,
lnc.p American Securities
Corp.; Auchincloss, Parker Sz Redpath; Bacon, Whipple &
Co.; Robert W. Bulrdj.Sc Co., Inc.; Ball, Bulge' Sz Krausr
Corp.;
Arthurs,
Lestrange
to
Auchincloss, Parker Si Reclpath;
Baker, Weeks to Co.; The Bankers Bond
Co.; Barret, Fitch,
North & Co,;
George K. Baum Sc Co.; Baxter, Williams
&
Co.; Bear, Stearns to Co.; Blunt Ellis &
Co.;
Sz
for
ties
100%i
Hill
interest'.
RR.
American
Sz
by Halsey, Stuart & Co. vine;;
bonds due Nov.
and
annua
Halsey, Stuart &
Co.;
Bache
Co..
construction.
Offered
.
tures.
Walston
Co.;
5%
.
*
Baird
pose,
bank
50,000,000 Tennessee Gas Transmission
4Vn%
equipment trust certificates,
11,\ Aug. 15, 1957 to 1971, inclusive.
Purpose, fcr new equipment.
Price, at par.
Offered by
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Drexel to
Co.; Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities &
Co.; and Stroud <fe Co., Inc.
$35,000,000 Southern Pacific RR. Co. 5 (4 %■
first
mortgage bonds,
series H, due Oct.
1, 1983.
Purpose, for capital expendi¬
series
stock.
construc¬
new
Co.
.
Purpose, to repay bank loans.
Price, at
company for subscription
by. pre¬
stockholders,
:
debentures
Co.
Power
C, due Sept.
for
Thomas
Maturing-
Win,
of
"750,000
Mullaney. Wells & Co.; Raffertsperger. Hughes Sz Co.,
Inc.;
Shearson, Hammill &; Co.; J.'S, ; Strauss* & Co.;v
equipment trust certificates
1971, inclusive.
Purpose,
Co.;
Sz
Poole,
Nevada
Weeks; William
equipment. Price, to yield from 3.70% to
3.875%,
according to maturity. Offered by Halsey, Stuart &
Co.,
Inc.; Dick & Merle-Smith; R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; Baxter,
Williams
share
for
due
(par
Co.;
to
for new
and
'
Co.;
Dickson
Schmidt,
series
RAILROADS
due
notes
stock
1986.
1,
Rothschild Sc
est.
Later Than Five Years)
t$9,000,0<JD Chesapeake
Sept.
R.
Southern
fNct retired.
Notes
loans
interim
common
one
White,'
to
Power
Goodbody Sz Co.;
and
4.000,000
Federal
During September, 1956
and
of
and
Farms
July 1, 1986.
Offered by
ferred
Co.; Parrish'& Co.;
Fahey, Clark Sz Co.; The Illinois Co., Inc.; Kaliinin &
Co.,.:
Inc.; Emanuel, Deetjcn Sz Co.; Butcher Sz Sherrerd;
Davis,;:
Skaggs &■, Co:; Elworthy Sz Co.; .Carl McGlone & Co., Inc.,,
Details of New Capital Flotations
Bonds
States
due
(Inc.);
Longr-Term
by
Co.;
1,908,071,000
Corporation,
short-term
repay
Co.;
.
Insurance
Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation.
•
+220,454,000
•Comprises sales of special series certificates and
notes; certificates
•old to Adjusted Service Certificates
Fund and Unemployed Trust Fund
and notes to Federal Old
Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Account,
Civil Service Retirement Fund.
Foreign Service Retirement Fund, Canal
Zone Retirement
Fund, Alaska Railroad Retirement Fund, Postal Sav¬
ings System, Government Life Insurance Fund, National Service Life
Insurance
v
$74,571,000
.
shares
notes
Oversubscribed.
(Minn.) iV&'c*. first' mortgagePurpose, to -repay bank loans
and
IPX new
construction.
Price, 10i,36%>and accrued
interest.
Offered
by
Merrill Lynch.: Pierce,: Fenner"&
Beane; Kidder, Pcabody to Co.; White, 7 Weld. & Co1.1; Carl
M, Loeb, Rhoades to Co.; Paine,
Webber..Jackson:&•Curtis
,
433,167,000
+
of
Inc.
suoordinate
50,000
$50
Schwabacher
Co.;
Northern
700,712,000
,
6%
Co.
and
Co.,
to
Watling, Lerchcn Sz Co.
September—
Certiifcates
due
par.
Weld
&' Co.;
Arthurs,
Lestrrnge Sz Co,;
Bateman,
Eichler
&
Co.;
Bosworth,
Sullivan Sz Co., Inc.; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); Crowell,
Weedon & Co.; Wm. P. He.rper Sz Son Sz
Co.; J. A. Ho«le
Sz Co.; Martin Investment
Co.; Muirphey Favre, Inc.; The
bonds
August
to
Wright
Underwritten*
Ohio
1,241,361,000
95,077,000
Gas
of
units
tion. '
338,107,000
August—
Certificates
Arthur L.
1962,
In
Purpose,
954,177,000
21,902,000
—_—.
Bonds
Total
and
Inlet-mountain
July
$1)
July—
Certificates
4,099,300 Arden
,
Stifel
Issued
Total for six months.....
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*
Represents issues placed privately.
$ Indicates issues sold competitively,
t Indicates
special
offering.
Insurance
Co.. and
Stata
i
5679
Number
186
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
$250,000 Consolidated Oil Management
% due Stq>t;.9,
1966. .-Purpose,
V
't,
•
*
'
V
*$11,300,000
1981.
due
Corp.
Court
Capitol
.
Co.,
'
540.000
Inc.
Church
*
Purpose, for expansion.
Placed privately
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Kidder, Peabody & Co.
fund mortgage note
100%
*10,000,000
.;
/
^
,
Rose of Lima
%
\
America.
.
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•
..
$109,245
•
without
1,000,000
HOLDING, ETC.
*
Wisconsin.
,%,*
underwriting.
.
.
.
.
.
,
of
<
Chas.
Aerovias Sud Americana, Inc.
debentures due July 1, 1971.
for
working capital.
Price,
,
Co
$197,000,000 Federal Mlomc
180,000
y
Investment
Braddock
'
Corp.
7%
seven-year
convertible *
■;
2,'1963." Purpose, for purchase of.
real estate and for working capital.
Price, at par. Offered
by company
*6,100,000
July
due
debentures
public, without underwriting.
to
Gas
Natural
Cascade
.
first mortgage bonds,
Corp. 4r;o%
series E consolidated
Credit Banks 3.75%
■
Hinton
Jones,
&
'York
Financial Corp. 4%% debentures due Oct. 1, 1971.
for working capital.
Price, 98.64% and accrued
Underwritten by Dillon, Read & Co; Inc.; Kuhu,
Loelj A:Co.: Lehman Brothers; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.;
Bache & Co.;
Bacon. Wtuppie & Co.; Robert W. Baird
& Co., Inc.; Baker, Weeks & Co.;
Bail,- Burge & Kraus;
Bear, Stearns & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; Blair
Cx ' Inc.;
William Blair & Co.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons;
Blyth fc Co.," Inc.; Boe.tcher and Co.; Bcsworth, Sullivan
&
Co.,
Inc..
Alex. Brown A Sons; Burnham and Co.;
Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Clark, Dodge & Co.; Courts
& Co.; J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.;
Dominick Ac Dominick; Francis I. du Pont & Co.; Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.; Escabrook & Co.; Farwell,
Chapman & Co.; First oi Michigan Corp.; Folger, Nolan,
Fleming-W. B. Hibos Ac Co., Inc.; Fulton, Reid Ac" Co.;
Glore.
Forgan
Ac Co.;
Goldman, Sachs Ac Co.; Granbery,
Marat-he & Co.; Gregory & Sons; Hallgarten &
Co.;
Haisey,
Stuart Ac. Co., Inc.; Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc.; Huyden, Miller Ac Co.; Hayden, Same Ac Co.;
Hemphill Noyes & Co.; H. Hentz & Co.; Henry Herrman
&
Co.:
J. J. B. Hilliaid Ac Son;
Hornblower Ac Weeks;
E.
F.
HuLton Ac Co.; W. E. Hutlon & Co.; The Illinois
Co. Inc.; -Janney,
Dulles & Co. Inc.; Johnston, Lemon Ac
Co.; Laird, Bissell Ac Meeds; W. C. Langley & Co.; Lazard
FreresAc Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
Ac
Co.;
Lau.* nee M. Marks Ac Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.;
A.
E.
Masten
Ac Co.; McCormiek Ac Co.; McDonald &
Co.;
McDonnell Ac Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Ac
Beane; Men-ill, Turoen <te Co., Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.;
Morgan Stanley «si Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Newhard,
Cook Ac Co.; Tiie Ohio Qo.; Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine,
Webber,
Jackson Ai Cipdis;
Piper, Jaffray Ac Hopwood;
R.
W. Presspricn Ac Co.; Reinholdt & Gardner; Reynolds
& Co.;- Riter Ac Co.;- Rocuiun Ac Rcnshaw; L. F. Rothschild
Ac Co.;
Salomon Brusf Ac Hutzler; Schoellkopf, Hutton Ac
pomeroy, Inc.; Schwabacher Ac Co.; Scott & String fellow;
Chas.
W.
Scranton
& Co.; Shearson,, Hammill Ac Co.;
Shields Ac Company; Snuman, Agnew Ac Co.; Singer, Deane
& Sciibner;
Smith, Barney & Co.; Smith, Moore Ac Co.;
F.
S.
Smithers & Co.; William R. Staats Ac Co.; Stein
Bros.
&
Boyce;
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Iiic.; Stone &
Webster Secaritivs Corp.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; Swiss Ameri¬
can
Corp.;
Spencer' Trask & Co.; Tucker, Anthony &
Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.; Watling, Lerchen &Co.; Wertheim
& Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Winslow, Cohu & Stetson; Dean
Witter & Co.: and Wood, Struthers & Co.
Oversubscribed.
computed
.
"
-
.•
-
.
i*
*'
'
•
'
.
•
i
*
.»
..
.
t
500.000
(W.)
Coe
lor
Purpose,
Mutual Life
'
&
Co,,
*75,000
Cooper-Jarrett,
tl:e
1
*9, 500,000
Finance
Family
1971.
Purpose,
through
tutional
*6 500,000
4:?4%
promissory note, due in 7',-j
i. Placed privately with
Purpose,
1971.
1,
institutional
United States.'
Corp., 3.80%
senior notes due Sept. lv
refunding.
Placed privately with insti¬
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Family Finance Corp. 4.55%
Sept.
,050,000
Inc.
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
investors
senior subordinated notes due
Placed privately with
Goldman, ^Sachs & Co.
refunding.
through
Family Finance Corp. 4',2%
senior notes due Sept. 1, 1971.
Purpose, for working capital.
Placed privatbly with
stitutional investors through Goldman, Sachs & Co.
*4 ,750,00Q.
in¬
senior subordinated debentures
due Sept.
1. 1971.
Pilrpose, for working capital. Placed
privately with institutional
investors through Goldman,
Family
Sachs
Finance
&
Corp.
Co.
5%
Rothschild & Co,;
A. G. Becker & Co.
Mackall & Coe; Manley, Bennett
Marks & Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.;
McCormiek Aj Co,; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Merrill Turben & Co., Inc.; Tho
Milwaukee Co.; Mitchum, „Jones
Templeton; Moreland,
Brandenburger, .Johnston & Currie; Morgan Stanley & Co.;
Moroney, Beissner ct Co.; F. S. Moselev & Co.; Mullaney,
Wells & Co.; W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.; The Ohio Co.;
Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.;
R.
W.
Pressprich & Co.; Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.;
Reinholdt
Gardner; Reynolds As Co., Inc.; Riter AS
Co., Rotan, Mosle As Co.; L. F. Rothschild As Co.; Rowles,
Winston As Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Schmidt, Poole,
Roberts
As
Parke; Schneider, Bernet As
Hickman. Inc.;
Schoellkopf,
Hutton As
Pomeroy,
Inc.;
Schwabacher' £*
Co.;
Scott As Stringfellow;
Chas.
W. Scranvuu tx, Co.;
Irving Lundborg
&
Inc.; Central
Bros. & Boyce;
Ryons & Co.;
Ltd., 150,000 shares of
5V2% cumu¬
preferred stock, series F (par $20). Purpose, to re¬
bank loans.
Price, at par and accrued dividends.
Underwritten by Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.; Dean Witter &
Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son
& Curtis; Reynolds & Co., Inc.; Riter & Co.; L. F.
Kuchschiiu dz Cot; 0«.*.<vaoaci<er dz Co.;
william ft. Staats
& Co. and Spencer Trask & Co.
Oversubscribed.
lative
pay
.
'
■-
shares
572
&
700,000
'
-;
were
subscribed
by
xor
stock
at
,,
44,088
-
Pittsburgh
$25).
(par
Offered
Corp.
Gas
Telephone Co. 6,000 shares
of common
Price,
stock-
5,586 shares of capital
stock (no par).
etc. Price, $8 per share^
without underwriting.
16,171,600 Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co. 161,716 shares of
mon
stock (par $100).
Purpose, to repay temporary
and
fered
by
holders,
'•
shares
.
for
s
.
company
Co.,
the
&
;;
24.250,000
bor-
Corp.
bank
loans and
Co.;
Stern,
Co.
shares of common stock (par
Purpose, for exploration and development co.stu,
share. Offered by Wayne Jewell
Price, 50 cents per
as a speculation.
Co.
Mines
Corp.
Purpose,
$1).
for
50,000 shares of common stock (pap
improvements, etc. Price, at par. Of¬
without underwriting.
by company to public,
500,000 Iliskey Uranium Corp. 500,000 shares of common stock
(par
30 cents).
Purpose, for drilling costs, acquisition
and working
capital.
Price, $1 per share.
Offered by
Aekerson-Haskett Investment Co. as a speculation.
1,017,575 Ilydrometals,
Price, $13
by
215,408
Inc.
shares
78,275
capital
of
stock "(pa?
to acquire- assets of Hayden Projects, Inc.
share. Offered by company for subscription
Purpose,
$2.50).
per
underwriting.
without
stockholders,
Idaho Alta Metals Corp. 143,605 shares of capital
(par 10 cents), Purpose, for payment of short-term
equipment and working capital.
Price, $1.50 per
Offered by The Fenner Corp. as a speculation.
stock
notes^
sharu.
Bighorn Co. 3,000 shares of class B common stock
Purpose, to expand mining facilities, etc. Price,
snare.
Offered by company to public, without
(no
par).
$25
per
underwriting, as a speculation.
Price, at
California Edison Co. 500,000 shares of common
$25). Purpose, for expansion program. Price,
share. Underwritten by The First Boston Corp.;
Dean
Witter & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; American
Securities Corp.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Robert W. Baird
A: Co., Inc.; Ball, Burge & Kiaus; J. Barth & Co.; Bateman, Eichlcr & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.; Bingham.
Walter & Hurry, Inc.; Blair & Co. Inc.; William Blair <te
Company; Blankenship, Gould & Blakely, Inc.; Blunt, Ellis
<fc Simmons;
Blyth & Co., Inc. Boettchcr and Co^ Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown & Sons; Brush,
Slocumb & Co. Inc.; Campbell <te Robbins, Inc.; Quincy
Cass Associates; Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Clark, Dodge
& Co.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.; Julien Collins & Co.; Crowell,
Weedon
Co.; Henry Dahlberg & Co.; Davidson & Co.;
Davis, Skaggs & Co.; Dempsey-Tegelef & Co.; Drexel &
COPPER, ETC.
Mining Co. 600.000
mill).
50,000- Dasco
stock
common
Offered by
100.000
(oar
development
and
Mining
Uranium
200,000 Nacimlcnto
Corp.
1,000,000 shares
exploratiua
per share.
cent).
Purpose, for
etc,
Price, 20 cents
one
costs,
Carroll Ai Co. as a speculation.
Inc.
100,000 shares of common stock (jrrr
for drilling costs, working capital, etc.^Priue,
Offered by company to public, without under¬
Oreaniuni,
$1).
at
Purpose,
par.
writing,
Southern
(par
As
etc.
$100). Purpose,
for new construction.
dividends. Underwritten by The First
Boston Corp.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Wertheim & Co.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, - Fenner & Beane; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
George D. B. Bonbright & Co.; Goodbody & Co.', Little
& Hopkins,
Inc.; Reynolds & Co., Inc.; L, F. Rothschild
& Co.; Sage, Rutty & Co., Iiic.; Tucker, Anthony & Co,
and Wood, Struthers & Co.
Oversubscribed.
stock
Biddle
one
$
60,000 shares of 4.95%
and ^accrued
$48.50
&
Co.;
As
IRON, STEEL, COAL,
75,000 Mitee
parent.
Electric
cumulative preferred stock, series K (par
repay
Trask
Spencer
$300,000 Cadivell
without underwriting.
An additional 1,399,824
subscribed for by American. Telephone &
Gas
to
Co.;
$84,988,462
were
Rochester
par
Starkweather
Co.;
As
Tucker, Anthony As Co.;
Underwood, Neuliaus As Co., Inc.; Vietor, Common, Danrs
As Co.;
Wagenseller As Durst, Inc.; G. H. Walker As Co.;
Walston As Co., Inc ; Wertheim & Co.; Chas. B. White &}
Co.; Dean Witter As Co.; Arthur L. Wright As Co., Inc., and
As
com¬
construction. Price, at par. Of¬
for subscription by minority stock¬
new
Telegraph
6.000,000
Staats
R.
Frank, Meyer As Fox; Suplee, Yeatman As Co., Inc.; Thomas
fered
Purpose, to reduce demand note.
by company for subscription by
Purpose, for new construction,
Offered by company to public,
rowings
%
subscribed for
without, underwriting.
hujde.rs,
NYPA
AsyCompany; Shuman, Agnew As Co.; Singer, Deanp
Smith, Barney & Co.; F. s. Smithers As Co.;
YarnaJl,
And
par.
Co.;
Gas
additional 424,568 shares were
by American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
150,000 North
Co.;
M.
&
Scribner;
William
Telephone
American
Co. 140,000 shares of common stock
(par $1).
Purpose, for construction program.
Price, $5
per share.
Offered by company for subscription by stockholders and others who are residents of Idaho.
writing.
■
As
&
Laurence
Masten
E.
Shields
Telegraph Co.
Intermountain
18,660,900 New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. 186,609 shares of
capital stock (par $100). Purpose, to repay advances from
parent company.
Price, at par. Offered by company for
subscription
by
minority
stockholders,
without under¬
,
•
Illinois Bell Telephone Co. 3,959 shares of capital stock
(par $100).
Purpose, to repay advances received from
parent company.
Price, at par. Offered by company for
subscription by minority stockholders. A11 additional 576,-
395,900
Co.;
A.
Clayton- Securities
3,000,009 Hawaiian Electric Co.,
Co., Inc.; Kidder, peabody & Co.; A. M. Kidder
&
Co.; Kuhn, Loeb As Co.; W. C. Langley <fc Co.; Lee Hig¬
ginson Corp.; Lehman Brothers; Lester,
Ryons & Co.;
Stern,
Co.;
Co.;
'
.
Co.;
&
Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.;
&
Reinholdt & Gardner; Schwabacher
Frank, Meyer -Hi Fox; Watling, Lerchen &
Corp.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; Mullaney, Wells & Co., and Woolfolk & Shobcr.
&
'
Whipple & Co.; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.;
Bateman, Eiohler & Co.; A. G. Becker &s
Bacon,
Barth
Kalman
Ncwharcl, Cook & Co.;
-
'
working capital. Price,
Pin pose, ior wur^mg capit
years.
Moseley
g.
F.
Co.;
Hill Richards & Co.; Hooker & Fay; Hornblower As
Weeks; Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.; E". F.
& Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; The Illinois Co., Inc.;
M. Marks & Co.;
Jackson & Curtis;
Republic Co.-(In'c.); II. Hentz & Co.; Stein
Johnson/Lane, Space & Co., Inc.; Lester,
Oversubscribed.
Co.
<fe Weeks; Laurence
& Co.; Paine, Webber,
Hornblower
L.
&
Co.;
stock
F.
Weld
Hutton
13,700.009 Gulf States Utilities Co. 100.000 shares of common
(no par).
Purpose, to repay bank loans.
Price, $37 per
share.
Offered by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Lehman
Brothers; Hallgarten & Co.; Hayden,
Stone &
Co.;
White,
& Frederking; Fulton, Reid & Co.;
Glore, Forgan &s
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Goodwyn & Olds; Hallowell,
& Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Hayden,
Miller & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes &S
of com¬
for additions and improve¬
Offered by company for
subscription, by
common
stockholders.
Underwritten by
Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W, B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.
;
Corp.;
Sulzberger
(par $10). Purpose,
Price,
$12 per share.
ments.
Securities
Co.;
stock
mon
Webster
Hess
Telephone Co., Inc. 21,025 shares
Central Mutual
252.300
due Oct. 1, 1974. Pur¬
accrued interest. Underwritten by The First
Boston Corp.; ru^er, Pcaoody & Co.; Goldman, Sachs &
Co.; Morgan Stanley & Co.; Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Eastman Dillon, Union Secu¬
rities & Co.; Harriman, Ripley & Co., Inc.; Lazard Freres
& Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Salomon
Bros.
& Hutzler; Smith, Barney & Co.;
White, Weld &
Co.; Robert Garrett & Sons; Bear, Stearns & Co.; A. G.
Becker & Co. Inc.; Drexel & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes <te- Co.;
Hornblower & Weeks; W. E, Hutton & Co.; Carl M. Loeb,
L.
F.
Rothschild & Co.; Knoaues & Co.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis; Alex. Brown & Sons; Clark, Dodge & Co.;
Hayden, Stone & Co.; W. C. Langley & Co.; Lee Higginson
Corp.; Johnc. Legg & Co.; Shields & Co.; Spencer Trask &
Co.; A. C. Allyn p.nd Co., Inc.; Baker, Watts & Co.; Central
Republic Co. (Inc.); Estabrook & Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; F.
S. Moseley & Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce; Tucker, Anthony &
Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; American Securities Corp.; Blair &
Co. Inc.; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.; Dominick «fe Dominick;
Equitable Securities Corp.," Laurence M. Marks & Co.;
Mead, Miller & Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Reynolds &
Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; G. H. Walker
& Cor, Baker, Weeks & Co.; Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.;
Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.; Pacific
Northest Co.; Putnam & Co.; Reinholdt & Gardner; Stroud
& Co., Inc.; Swiss American Corp. and Watlinlg,
Lerchen
"
.
Oversubscribed.
shares.
of 5%
$100).
&
to solicit
dealers
and
98.45%
«fo
Barney
subordinated note due 1968.
capital. Placed privately with the
Co. of New York.
Insurance
UTILITIES
subscription by common stockholders.
Smith,
Co. acted as manager of group of securities
subscriptions ami distribute unsubscribed
for
puny
,
(par
Brown
& Sons;
Carolina Securities Corp.; Central
Co. (Inc.); Clark, Dodge & Co.; E. W. Clark &
Richard W. Clarke Corp.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.; C. C.
Collings
Co., Inc.; Crowell, Weedon & Co.; J. M. Dain
& Co., Inc.; Davis, Skaggs & Co.; DeHaven <& Townsend,
Crouter & Bodine; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Dewar, Rob¬
ertson & Pancoast; R. s. Dickson & Co., Inc.; Dillon, Read
<fe Co. Inc.; Ditfinar & Co.; Dominick & Dominick; Drexel
& Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.; Eiquitablo
Securities Corp.; Estabrook <te Co.; The First Boston Corp.;
First Califomia Co. (Inc.); First Southwest Co.; Fridley,
'
,
shares
stock
Co.;
$1,663,074 Bangor Hydro-Electric Co. 52,796 shares of common stock
(par $15).
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for new
construction. ;■ -Price, $31.50 per share.
Offered by com-
5VaVc
working
75, 000.000 Commercial Credit Co. 4Vi'/r notes
pose, to reduce bank loans and for
&
•••'
200,000
preferred
Republic
a
rUBLIC
Co.
second
Alex.
stated par value are taken at par, while pre¬
all classes of common stock are
their offering prices.)
at
Transmission
convertible
Lovett Abercrombie & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Ameri¬
can
Securities Corp.;
Austin, Hart & Parvin; Bache &
af no par value and
Purpose,
interest.
%
Oversubscribed.
Gas
Stone
' '
Co.
75,000,000 C. 1. T.
v
stern,
Co.;
Price,
John T. Knox,
J.
stocks
&
to repay bank loans and for expansion program.
at par
and accrued
dividends.
Underwritten by
Co.;
ferred
Frank C. Shaughnessy & Co.;
Shields & Company; Shuman,
Co.;
Co.;
Purpose,
Purpose,
1957.
Co.;
Barney & Co.; F. S. Smithers
Scaats & Co.; Stephenson, Leydecker
R.
Co.
&
cumulative
STOCKS
(•Preferred' stocks of
&
Smith,
Brothers
20,000,000 Tennessee
$263,200,000
Inc.
Putnam
Co.;
Us
&j
Frank, Meyer & Fox;
Stewart, Eubanks, Meyer,son & Co.; Stone & Webster Se¬
curities Corp.; Stone & Youngberg; J. s. Strauss & Co.;
Stroud & Co., Inc.; Sutro & Co.; Henry F. Swift & Co.;
Spencer Trask *&
Co.;
Tucker & Co.;
Wagenseller &j
Durst, Inc.; G. H. Walker & Co.; Walston & Co., Inc.;
Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Weeden & Co., Inc.; C. N. Whito
& Co.;
White, Weld & Co.; Wulff, Hansen & Co., and
Stern
program.
\
&
Co.;
William
consolidated de¬
1956 &nd due July 1,
fiscal agent.
New York,
-*■%'
1,
at par/Offered through
refunding. " Price,
due
A,
daterl Oct,
bentures
&
refunding
66,200,000 Federal Intermediate
.
April 1, 1976.
Purpose, for construction
Placed privately with the Metropolitan Life
insurance
Co.;
the Mutual Life Insurance Co.
of New
York,*and Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. through
White, Weld & Co., First California Co., and Blanchett,
series
3.80%
17, 1956 and due March 15,
($150,000,000) and for lending
operations ($47,000,000). Price, at par. Offered through
Everett Smith, fiscal agent of the banks.
Purpose,
1957,
,
,
dated Sept.
non-callable notes,
r
'
Banks
Loan
&
Hammill
&
Co.;
Government Agency
Farm Loan and
Beneficial
Finance Corp. 4»e%
promissory notes due
July 1, 1976.
Purpose, to repay bank loans. Placed pri¬
vately with institutional investors through Eastman, Dillon
A:
'
Scranton
W.
Co.;
Nebraska.
$208,626,000
Hough, Inc.
Underwritten by Beil &
y-
*5,080,000
;
6% • convertible subordinated;
Purpose, to repay loans and
100'r and accrued interest.
Pressprich
W.
Ely,
Shearson,
Agnew
Life Insurance
Placed privately with Bankers
capital.
Co,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Pflueger
R.
Beck & Co.; Reinholdt & Gardner; Raynolds
& Co., Inc.; Rotan, Mosle & Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Schwabacher & Co.;
-
.
Baerwald;
Refsnes,
.
$100,000
.
&
■
■
*100,000 Webb (H. S.) & Co. 5Va% promissory notes due Sept. 1,
1957-1966, inclusive. Purpose, for improvements and work¬
J"
MISCELLANEOUS
■
Northwest Co.;
-
sinking fund subordinated deben-
tures due Sept. 1, 1976. Purpose, refunding ($120,750) and
for improvements
($179,250).
Price, 100% and accrued
interest.
Offered by Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
•
'*'•
•.
Co. 6%
<fc
Cosgrove
Jones,
Templetoil; Morgan & Co.; Morgan Stanley & Co.; Neary,
Purceil & Co ; Newliard, Cook & Co.; The Ohio Co.; Pacific
■
S.)
(IE
Webb
300.000
•-.
ing
--(t.I
Hemphill,
Stone & Co.;
Fay; E. S. Hope & Co., Inc.;
Weeks; E. F. Hutton & Co.; The Illinois Co.,
& Miller; Kaiser & Co.; Kerr &
Bell; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co,; Frank
Knowlton & Co.; Kunn, Loeb & Co.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds;
W. C. Langley & Co.; Lawson, Levy & Williams; Lee Hig¬
ginson Corp.; Lehman' Brothers; Lester, Ryons & Co.;
Irving Lundborg Ac Co.; Marache, DoiTlcmyre & Co.; Lau¬
rence
M.
Marks & Co.;
Mason Brothers; McAndrews As
Co.
Inc.; Merrill Lynch, pierce, Fenner & Beane; Revel
Miller
&
Co.;
The Milwaukee Co.;
Mitchum, Jones &
Inc.;
Thorp Finance Corp. 5% capital debentures, series B, due
1976.
Purpose, for working capital.
Price, 102% and ac¬
crued interest.
Offered by company to bona iicle residents
*"
••
Corp. 6% convertible subordinated de¬
1,
1966.
Purpose, for advances to
working capital. Price, 100% of principal,
Offered by company for subscription by common ^
amount,-;
Hayden,
Holton, Hull & Co.; Hooker
Co.
Mountain Inn, Inc. 10-'year registered debentures
Aug. |, 1966, and 8,700 shares oi common stock (par
inumits of a $1,000 debenture and 30 shares of stock.
Purpose, for construction program. Price, $1,030 per unit.
Offered by: company to public, without underwriting.
and
'stockholders,
Finance
$1)
June
due
Ripley & Co., Inc.;
man
due
Utilities
bentures
subsidiary
H.
Co.;
&
Hannaford & Talbot; Win. P.
Snow
291,000
of
Colonial
Forgan
Hornblower &
•.
■
TRUSTS, TRADING,
INVESTMENT
Friedman; Fulton, Reid & Co.; Glore,
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Goodbody & Co.;
Harper & Son & Co.; Harri¬
Maxfield
Co.;
through
4% promissory notes due Sept. 1,
1969.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for working capi¬
tal.
Placed privately with Equitable Life Assurance Society
of the United States through The First Boston Corp.
$21,340,000
.
Union
Seaboard
4%, 4*/*'/'
-
oi
Dillon,
*5.000.000
Froedtert-Mayfair, Inc. 23-year mortgage loan. Purpose,
for new construction.
Placed with Prudential Insurance
Co.
Eastman
Elworthy & Co.; Equitable Securities
Co.; First California Co., Inc.; The First
Cleveland Corp.; First of Michigan Corp.; First Southwest
Noyes & Co.; "Waldo Hemphill & Co.; Hill Richards & Co.;
J. J. B. Hllliard & Son; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Holt & Collins;
and 4Va% first
15, 1956
July 15,
inclusive.
Purpose, for
new
construction.
Price,
and accrued interest.
Offered by B. C. Ziegler &
co.
Co.;
&
Co.;
Seaboard Finance Co. 6% capital notes due Sept. 1, 1971.
Purpose, to reduce bank loans.
Placed privately with in¬
stitutional investors through The First Boston Corp.
refunding mortgage bonds, series A, dated July
and
due
semi-annually from July 15, 1958 to
1971,
Pont
du
I.
&
Fewel &
Corp.;
*6,000,000
Placed pri-
expenditures.
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Co., and Robert W. Baird &
i
of Saint
Securities
'%*2,100,000 La Financiadora Nacioiial, S. A. ( Venezuela) 7%% 10-year
convertible subordinated notes due 1966 (7,000,000 boliyares).
25-year sinking
for capital
Purpose,
" vately
with ' Northwestern
through Goldman, Sachs &
.
'.'J
puf-'
general corporate
Francis
Co.;
Co. 5% subordinated notes due July
lor working capital.
Placed privately
investors through F.: Eberstadt & Co.
E.)
1,- 1971.
Purpose,
with
institutional
BUILDING, ETC.
LAND,
'
for
par/; Offered by Security &. Bond Co.
Prices at '
poses.
collateral trust bonds
5%%
(Walter
Heller
*2.000.000
OIL
„
as
speculation.
a
Mining & Development, Inc. 1,375,000 shares ol
common
stock (par 10 cents).
Purpose, for exploration
and drilling costs, etc.
Price, 20 cents per share. Offered
by company to public, without underwriting.
275,000 Research
per
300.000
United
States
common
and
stock
Mining
(par
&
Milling Corp. 300,000
by N. R. Real & Co.
(Continued on page 8)
Represents issues placed privately.
X Indicates issues sold competitively,
*
t Indicates
special
offering.
shares oi
cent).
Purpose, for exploratioi^
etc. Price,. $1 per share. Offered
one
development costs,
8
(1500)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
\
(Continued from page 7)
Ac Co.;
Equitable Securities Corp.; Estabrook Ac Co.; Fahey,
Co.; The First Boston Corp.; First of Michigan
Nolan, Fleming-W, B. Hibbs Ac Co., Inc.;
Clark
'UliS 000 Zelgler
Coke Co. 12.500 shares of common stock
A
(.par $10).
Purpose, for working capital.
Price, $10 per
^
share.
Placed privately through Tucker, Anthony At Co.
Coal
A
Folger,
Fulton, Reid Ac Co.; Glore, Forgan Ac Co.; Goldman, Sachs
Ac Co.;
Goodbody Ac Co.; Grant-Brownell Ac Co.; Hall-
$83,484,895
-AW.
'
garten
$3,257,983
Ac
Co.;
Harrlman
Ripley Ac Co., Inc.; Hayden,
Ac Co.;
Ilayden, Stone Ac Co.; Hemphill, Noycs Ac
Henry Herman Ac Co.; Hill Richards Ac Co.; Hooker
Fay; Hornblower Ac Weeks; E. F. Button A: Co.; W. E.
Eshelman
(par
Price,
Motors
Corp.
200,000
$1).
Purpose, lor
$1,50 per share.
without
shares
inventory,
Offered
to
of
common
stock
The Illinois Co. Inc.; Janney, Dulles Ac Co.,
Johnson, Lane, Space Ac Co., Inc.; Joseph, Mellen
Miller, Inc.; Kalman
c Co., Inc.; Kay, Richards Ac Co.;
A. M. Kidder Ac Co.; Kidder,
Peabody Ac Co.; Kuhh, Loeb
Inc.;
INDUSTRIAL
Acme
Steel
Co.,
AND
400,000
.
of
stock
common
$10).
Purpose, for acquisition of Newport Steel Corp. and
working caoital.
Price, $23 per share.
Underwritten by
Blyth Ac Co., Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Penner Ac Beane;
A. Q. Becker Ac Co. Inc.; Glore,
Forgan & Co.; Harrhnan
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody Ac Co., Inc.; F. S.
Moseley Ac Co.; Smith, Barney Ac Co.; White,.Weld & Co.
A.
C.
Allyn Ac Co., Inc.;
Central Republic Co.
(Inc.);
Equitable ^Securities Corp.; Hornblower Ac Weeks; Paine,
Webber, Jackson Ac Curtis; Dean Witter & Co.; Bache Ac
Co.;
'
.".v
Fenner
.
Cook
Bosworth, Sullivan Ac Co.,
Masten
At Co.; McDonald
As;Co.; Merrill, Turben A: Co.,
Inc.;i Sehwabacher & Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus Ac Co., Inc.;
Ac Co.; Arthurs, Lestrange Ac
Co.; Baker, Simonds At
Co.; Bateman, Eichler Ac Co.; Davis, Skaggs Ac Co.; Elworthy At Co.; First Southwest Co.; Hill Richards At Co.;
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs Ac Co.;
Lester, Ryons
-As Co.; Loev/i & Co., Inc.;
Irving Lundborg Ac Co.; McCotU'tney-Breckeniiuge Ac Co.; curl Mc«jrl.»ne Ac Co., Inc.;
Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Rodman As Renshaw;
Eppler,
Guerin Ac Turner, Inc.;
Indianapolis Bond As Share Corp.;
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; Quail As Co., Inc.; Rogers As
Tracy,
Stix
Harold
150,000 American
(par
Pad
$20).
share.
E,
A
Wood
As
Paper Co.
Purpose,
Co.
Weld
of
795,175 Arden Farms
mon
299,425
Biddle
(par
stock
(par $1).
and
working
Crawford
Co.,
by A.
1
A.
piemen,.
u;vans
41,300
Purpose,
Co., Inc.; Varnedoe,
Crawiorti, inc. and Huger,
At
100.000 Claussen
Bakeries,
(par $1),
Purpose,
Underwritten
Ac
Ac
Co., Inc.; Courts Ai Co.; G. H. Craw¬
ford Co., Inc.; Clement A.
Evans Ai Co., Inc.; Alester
G.
Furman Co., Inc.;
Varnedoe, Chisholm Ai Co., Inc.; French
Ai Crawford,
Inc.; and Huger, Barnwell Ai Co.
Oversub¬
Purpose,
ol
common
stock
(no
to
300,000 Combined Industries, Inc.
300,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents).
Purpose, for equipment, inventories and
working capital. Price, $1 per share. Offered
by Hurold
D. Levine as a
speculation.
300,000 Contract Electronics Corp. 600,000 shares
of
(par 50 cents).
Purpose,
for acquisitions
capital.
Price,
speculation.
at
9,000,000 Dow Chemical
$60
Purpose,
for
share.
per
300,000
G-L
20
etc.
Price,
expansion
$2
this
and
Inc.
L.
of
and
by
Co.,
cents).
by
shares
company
of
Electronics
(par
150,000
Offered
by employees
filiates.
Offered
par.
Co.
A.
common
and
Huey
common
working
stock
stock
of
for
Machine
&
Co.
voting
43,978
to
public.
Offered
by
company
common
Corp.
225,000
(par
285,000 MacLee,
600,000
National
a
Pool
Equipment
(par $1),
Purpose,
machinery and equipment
$3
share.
per
Clark,
i-
*
*
r
to
Underwritten
"Landstreet
Ac
200,000
retire
by
for
shares
Kirkpatrick,
of
loans,
Co. 1,999
for working
-\
J
43,546,530 North
1
-
•
*
•_
.
American
Co. Inc.; Blunt
Ellis Ac SimBlyth At Co., Inc.;
Bosworth, Sulilvan Ac Co., Inc.;
Bradford & Co.; Alex. Brown
& Sons;
Brush, Slocumb
Inc.; Central National
Corp.; Central Republic Co. '
(Inc.); Clark, Dodge Ac Co.;
Richard W. Clarke
Corp *
^piayton Securities Corp.; Julien Collins At Co.;
Cooley Ac
Company; Courts At
Cro .ell, Weedon
Ac Co.; Curtiss
House Ac Co.;
Davis, Skaggs A: Co.;
Dempsey-Tegeler At
Co.; R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Inc.; Dominick Ac DominickDrexel Ac Co.; Francis I.
du Pont Ac
Co.; Eastman
Co.
working
buy
equipment
share.
stock
Offered
Dillon',
Deetjen
at
as
Bernet
A:
Hickman,
-•••
'
■
Inc.;
Co.
Ai
by
An
Murphy
"
-
BUILDINGS, ETC.
i
*
Offered
par.
by
:f
residents
to
company
speculation,
a
Modern
Mobile
of
:
.
Home
H.
Offered
Witter
by
Scripto,
Co.,
of
than
420,000
stock
shares
_
A
loans
275,000
A
A:
of
A
common
stock
>V
Corp.
privately with
of
Underwritten
company.
Co.,
Inc.;(.Merrill
Robinson-Huihphrey
20,000
Western
stock
S.
stock
Lynch,
Polymeric
shares
Inc.
2.400,009
dividual
Vicon,
A:
3,150,000
&
80.000
Co.
as
$6
by^
of
capital
stock.
(par
Telegraph
Corp.
Winged
Price,
shares
Inc.
Blosser
Inc.;
Co.;
Co.
of
Missouri
stockholders.
Ac
H.
McDowell;
The
Byllesby Ac. .Cm
M.
McCormick
Life
Trust
&
(par $1).
share.
Kay
shares
of
share.
per
Offered
by
stockholders.,
on
a
50,000
best-efforts
Ac
Milwaukee
(Inc.);
Wals?on
Co.;
Co.
Purpose,
Offered
through
Dean
shares
repay
bank
capital.
Price,
speculation.
of
loan,
$3
per
Witter
8c
1,200,000 shares
ior
by
Wi>r»ang
company
capital,
to
of
common
etc.
Price,
without
public,
Stores, Inc., 150,000 shares of capital stock
Purpose, to repay bank loans.
Price, $21 tier
Underwritten by Lazard Freres Ac Co.; A. C. Allyn
Bros.
buy
share.
machinery
A.
Offered
by
Camera
stock
Service
(par
$10).
8,000
Purpose,
shares
for
of
M.
Kidder Ac Co.; Branch, Cabell Ac Co.;
Moore, Leonard
Lynch; Pyne, Kendall Ac Hollister; Strader, Taylor Ac
Inc. and Zuckerman, Smith A: Co. Oversubscribed.
Ac
275,000
Krauss
(John),
ferred
:
-
and
the
•
stock
Inc.
(par
2,750
shares
to
720,000 McCormick
$2).
repay
Steel
Purpose,
per' share.
bank
Nash
(F.
$5).
by
Co.
for
30.000
shares
expansion
Offered
C.)
A
and
pre¬
by
(par
Musitlme
Corp.
cent.).
one
per
of
common
inventories.
stock
(par
Price,
Mosle Ac Co. and
residents of Texas.
$24
Maglll,
-
Miller.
294,750 National
and
Rotan,
Co.
»
Underwritten
•
cumulative
40,000 shares of common'stock (par
for working capital.
Price, at par. Offered
for .subscription
by common stockholders.
by Pasadena Corp. and Jones, Cosgrove Ac
Purpose,
company
75c
6%
loans.
Wareing Ac Co. to bona fide
200.000
of
$100).
Purpose, for working capital,
Price, at par.
Offered by
company to public, without underwriting.
etc.,
share.
P
393,000
mse.
Offered
.„.r
shares
of
common
stock
woi>.ag. capital, etc.
Price,
J. Reiter Co.; Shelley, Rob¬
by M.
Ac
Co.; and General Investing Corp. as a
speculation.
160,000 Reliance National Life Insurance Co. 4,000 shares
of class
•
.
-
B
stock
(par
per
common
Price,
.share.
$40
stock
for
by
and
518
per
(par
a
of
-
working capital.
company
class
Price,
*
/.
&
Finance
See
Inn, .Inc.
under
column
of
''
Co.
8,700
"Long
200.000
this
competitively,
offering.
shares
Term
issue.
Represents issues placed privately.
t Indicates issues sold
special
public,
common
B common stock.
Purpose,
per
she re. "--Offered by
stockholders.
Underwritten
•
shares
Purpose, for working capital.
Offered by Whitney 8c Co. as a
Mountain
$1).
to
$6
by
(par $1).
preceding
t Indicates
by
-
11,000 shares of class A
subscription
Loan
share.
Snow
:
shares
capital.
for
Quail Ac Co.
Security
stock
Purpose, for
Offered
Finance Co.
working
company
300,000
$10).
underwriting.
69,108 River Valley
for
class
G.
Ac
Miller
equipment
Co.;
A.
Robinson-Humphrey Company, Inc.;
,
Inc.
Co.;
Ac
Co.,
$1).
and
Parker
Ac
Boyce; Courts Ac Co:; Clement A. EvansCo., Inc.:'Ferris Ac Company; Granbery, Marache Ac
Co.;
Newburger 'Ac
Co.;
Willis,
Kenny Ac Ayres,
Inc.;
Baumgartner, Downing Ac Co.; Jones, Kreeger Ac Hewitt;
<
(par
The
Curtis;
&
in¬
Co.
stock
W.
$1).
Stein
•t..
8,700
common
Co.;
John
,
Edwards Ac Sons;
by
and
by
Ac
Rhoades Ac Qo.; Paine, Webber, Jackson Ac
Ac Company; Wertheim Ac Co.;
Auchincloss,
Redpath; Bateman, Eichler Ac Co.; Hill Richards
The Ohio Company; L. F. Rothschild Ac Co.; Bache
Ball, Burge Ac Kraus;
Francis I. duPont Ac Co.;
basis.
trusts
shares
Underwritten
Loeb,
for
company
Underwritten
Ac
Co., Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes Ac Co.; W. E. Hutton Ac Co.;
Johnston, Lemon Ac Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Carl M.
of
common
per
Jewelry
without
16,725
$7
Atwill
Ac
Co.
299,990
stock
common
Co.;
Purpose, for working capital,
share.
Offered
by company
for
•
common
8c
$2).
per
common
per
(par
Pur¬
Purpose, ior machinery and
working
common
100,000
to
a
of
capital.
Oversubscribed.
snare.
underwriting.
Dominick
investors
Inc.
working
shares
Dickson
underwriting.'
Co., Inc.; H. M.
'1,208,063 Varian Associates 94,750 shares
of common stock
(par $1).
Purpose, for expansion.
Price, $12.75 per share.
Placed
privately with a<*mall group of investment
Purpose,
S.
Insurance
$5.50
Co.
Ac
Investment
$2
by
Purpose, for capital expenditures
Price, at par.
Offered by company
Chemicals,
Price,
subscription
300,000
R.
Ac
stock
Price, $25 per share. Placed
Union
Development
(par 50 cents).
capital.
60,000
working
by
Co., Tnc.;
Co.; Crowell, Weedon Ac Co.; Cruttenden Ac Co.;
Dempsey-Tegeler Ac Co.; Doyle, O'Connor Ac Co.; Baker,
Simonds Ac Co.; Fusz-Schmelzle Ac Co.,
Inc.; Lentz, New¬
ton Ac Co.; Link.
Gorman, Peck Ac Co.; The Marshall Co.;
Saunders, Stiver Ac Co.; Clayton Securities Corp.;
Howard,
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs A: Co. and Dallas Rupe Ac Son,
Pierce,
(par $1).
without
Dominick
A:
Bache
erts
Electronics
working capital.
public,
Life
Strauss,
Clarke
(par
325,000 Ulrich
Manufacturing Co. 50,000 shares of class A common
stock (par $1).
Purpose, to reduce bank loans and for
working capital. Price, $6.50 per share.
Underwritten by
White Ar Co.
Oversubscribed.
to
Inc.
for
Ac
class
working capital, etc.
U.
of
Shields
40,000 shares
"500,000 TelePrompter
100,350
$3
shares
50,000
Merchandising
Co.,
180.000 shares
of
common
stock (par $2.50). Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
working capital.
Price, $11.25 per share.
Underwritten
(par
Saunders. Stiver Sc Co.; Scott, Horner Ac
Masom-Inc.; Jack
M.
Bass
Ar
Co.; Clark, Landstreet A:
Kirkpatrick, Inc.;
Alester G. Furman
Co., Inc.; Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs Ar Co.; J. H.
Hilsman Ar Co., Inc.; Interstate
Securities Corp.;
McCarley Ar Co., Inc.; J. W. Tindall As.
Co.; Wyatt, Neal Ar Waggoner; Norris Ar
Hirshberg, Inc.;
Pierce, Garrison, Wulbern,
Inc.; G. H. Crawford, Inc.;
French Ar Crawford,
Inc.; Varnedoe. Chisholm Ar Co.,
Inc.;
Cabell Hopkins Ar
Co., Inc.; Vivian M.
Manning; Roman
&
Johnson; Hoffman-Walker Co.; W. R.
Luttrell, and
Tillman-Whitaker Co., Inc.
S.
Co.
2,025,000 General
Byllesby Ar Co., Inc.; Atwill Ar Co. Inc.;*R. S. Dickson Ar
Inc.; Gregory & Sons; Grimm Ar
Co.; Chace, White¬
side, West Ar WinsJow, Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce
Ar Co., Inc.;
and
Insurance
Edward D. Jones Ac Co.
for
common
stock
common
Price,
without, underwriting.
stock
Price,
Loewi
common
of
capital.
Hough, Inc.
Purpose, for working
capital.
Offered by company to not more
Underwritten
common
by
a
shares
working
$2).
Purpose,
Commercial
of
share.
per
35,000
lor
Inc.;
etc.
common
and
Inc.
Investment Corp. 5,000 shares of
capital stock
(par $1) and 5,000 shares of class-B capital stock (par
$1), Purpose, for purchase of real estate and for
working
capital.
Price,
$10 per share.
Offered by company
to
punlic. without underwriting.
Robinson-Humphrey
Fenner 8c Beane; The
common
persons,
subscriptionby
class
individuals.
by Boil &
Lite
Sewing Centers,
*
of
common-
100,000 Braddock
(par $1).
Offered
common
stock (par
Price, $22 per share.
by common stock¬
bank
,■
10.000 shares of
Rowles, Winston Ac Co.; Clark, Landstreet Ac
Ki/Kpatrick, Inc.; Willis, Kenny Ac Ayres Inc.; A. G.
Edwards Ac Sons; Edgar M.
Norris; The Robinson-Hum¬
phrey Co., Inc.; and Strader, Taylor;Ac Co., Inc.
&,
employees
Lane, Space,Ar
for
Preferred
$1).
Co.,
Co.,
pose,
25
share.
underwriting.
and
Johnson,
Americana,
$1).
Purpose,
Underwritten
Atlas
of
capital.
Inc.
25
Sud
(par
Weil, Labouisse,
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
and
common
than
more
stock
(par
$6 -per; share.
Price,
Kirk¬
Ac
Fund,
common
Co.; Brush Slocumb
Landstreet
--
'MISCELLANEOUS
ipar
$300,009 American
Allen
Chapman Ac Co.;
A:
McDowell;
Ac
not
share.
per
Varnedoe,
Inc.; Vivian
Inc.
officers
to
stock
Purpose, lor working capital, etc.
Price, $6.67%
share to employees; $7 to
public.
Offered to certain
per
Co.
105,000 Aeroyias
com¬
Bache
Co.;
Ac
.r- -
.
share.
.
Unsub¬
by
.
-
'
Blosser
M.
Dickson
per.
ties
stockholders.
■
••
...
TRADING, HOLDING, ETC.
SI).-. Purpose, for investment program.
Price,
Offered initially by First National Securi¬
(par
$10
(par $10).
working capital
capital.
Price, $15
subscription by class
for
without
....
Securities Ac Co,; Elworthy Ac
Co.; Emanuel
'
--
$100,000 First National Mutual
Co., Inc.; Cabell Hopkins Ar
Co.,
Manning; Roman Ar Johnson; Hoffman-Walker
Co.;
R.
Luttrell, and Tillman-Whitakcr
Co., Inc.
Over¬
299,990 U.
C.
Union
stock
common
underwritten
50 cents).
Aviation, Inc.,
mons;
J.
A;
i- V
.
subscribed.
267.000
.
em¬
portion
(1,384 shares)
8c
Co.;
Reinholdt
8c
8c Co.; Wertheim &
Co.; Equitable
Schneider,
$385,930
Co.,
Mason,
W.
Blair At
j»,
Inc.;
S.
M.
Price,
1,145,011 shares of capital
(par $1), Purpose, for expanaon and
working capital.
Price, $38 per-share to
stockholders; $40.62% to public. *
Offered by company for
subscription by stockholders. Un¬
subscribed portion (22,223
shares) underwritten by Mor^
b'ftn Stanley & Co.; Bache At
Co.; Bacon, Whipple &
Co.;
Robert W. Baird Ac
Co., Inc.; Baker, Watts Ac
Cfc.; Baker
Weeks A: Co.; Eall,
Burge Ac Kraus; J. Barth A:
Co.; Bate¬
man, Eichler Ac Co.;
stock
-
by
Chisholm
common
by
repay
Corp. 250,000
of capital stock
(par $1>,
Purpose, ior acquisition
property; working capital, etc.
Price, at par.
Offered
by company to public, without underwriting.
V- :
Inc.; Jack M. Buss Ar Co.; Clark, Landstreet
Ar
Inc.; Alester G. Furman Co.,
Inc.; Howard,
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs Ar Co.; J. H.
Hilsman Ar Co.,
Inc.; Interstate Securities Corp.:
McCarley Ar Co., Inc.;
J. W. Tindall Ar
Co.; Wyatt, Neal Ar
Waggoner; Norris Ar
Hirshberg, Inc.; Pierce, Garrison,
Wulbern, Inc.; G. H.
Crawford Co., Inc.; French Ar
Crawford, Inc.;
Securities Co.;
ployees.
Corp.;;
Ilabra- Forever
stock
lor
repay
company
&
purchuse
287,584 Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co. 5,504 shares
of capital stock
(par $10). Purpose, for
working capital, etc. Price, $52.25
per share.
Offered by company for
subscription
to
shares
Byllesby & Co., Inc.; Atwill Ar Co. Inc.;
Co., Inc.; Gregory A; Sons; Grimm Ar
Co.; Cliacc, Whiteside, West Ar
Winslow, Inc.; -Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Inc.;
Saunders, Stiver & Co.; Scott, Horner
All sold.
working capital.
Mid-South
Ac
shares
a
and
R.
stockholders;
for subscription by
bank
250,000 La
expansion, reduction
of
bank
and for
working capital, price, $7 per share. Un¬
derwritten by Johnson,
Lane, Spare A: Co., Inc.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner As Beane; The
stock
Inc.;
Green
Ac
Co.;
Kroeze McLarty Ac
Co.; A. M. Law A: Co.; J. C. Wheat
Ac:
Co.; Howard E. Pill; Security
Associates, Inc.; Woolfolk
At Shober; Bankers Bond
Co.; Interstate Securities
Corp.;
Vivian M.
Manning; Edgar M. Norris; Strader,
Taylor A;
Co.; and Schweickhurdt Ac Co.
Oversubscribed.
-
?
Co.
and
Unsubscribed
f'-i
Colorado
,
loans
speculation.
stock
common
shares)
2,240,000 Scripto, Inc. 320.000 shares of
class
50
cents).
Purpose, for
certificates
Biooks Ac Co., Inc.
common
and
minority
Price,
etc.
1
;
,
""
Howard,
equipment
Inc.
as
and
share.
per
by
Je.mieson
25,000
Offered
1,900,000 shares of common stock
(par 10
cents).
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Price, 15 cents
per share.
Offered by
company to public, without under¬
writing,
A
common
Royal Register Co,, Inc. 15,000 shares
(par $1).
Purpose, to
stockholders,
12,500 shares of capital stock
working capital, etc.
Price, $7
Offered by P. W.
$31
(57,023
stock
Carrier Systems, Inc.
$1).
Purpose, lor
per share.
As
by company for subscription
without underwriting.
holders,
Taylor & Co.. Inc.
87,500 Lynch
of
Company; Straus,
Co., Inc.; Baker, Simonds
Rand, McNally
Purpose,
Co.,
stockholders. Unsubscribed portion
(21,750 shares)
underwritten
by Mason-Hagan,
Inc.
and
Strader,
were
class
Milwaukee
Offered
lor 100,000 shares of
common stock.
Purpose, for working
capital.
Price, $2.25 per share.
Offered by Horth, La
Master A: Lacey, Inc. to foonafide residents
of Texas.
$10.50
equipment
construction,
-
Purpose, for working capital. Price, $9
per share.
by company to public, without
underwriting,
(par
280,875 Johnson-Carper Furniture
Co., Inc. 27,000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par $5). Purpose, to repay bank loans
and for
working .capital.
Price, $10 per share to
Co.;
Properties, Inc. 498 shares ol' 6b
cumulative
pre¬
ferred stock-(par $100) and 8,613 shares of
common stock
(par $10),
Purpose, to. repay debt and for
Kirkpatrick,
trust
Parker
A:
Morgan- Stanley
Freres
LAND,
Oversubscribed.
($5,500,000)
Price.
Friedrichs Ac Co.;
without underwriting; in
December, offered through Ferris
Co.; Richards & Co.; and
Woodcock, Hess A; Co.
Foundry
Gruber
J.
repay bank loans,
Price, $7.25 per
shares
subscription
portion
225,000 Prestole
equipment, working capital,
Offered by company to
public,
share.
P.
Co., Inc.; Chiles-Schutz Co.; Clark,
patrick, Inc.; Greene Ac Ladd;
As
225,000 Houston
„
shares, of
to
refunding
Stroud Ac
Purpose, for
per
by
Kidder, Peabody A' Co.; Dean
Company; Paine, Webber, Jackson
The
Price,
common
share.
per
Co. 98.673 shares of
new
Corp.
.
Byllesby A:
(Inc.); Crowell, Weedon A: Co.; Cruttenden
Ac Co.;
Eppler, Guerin Ac Turner, Inc.; Farwell,
company for subscription
its subsidiaries
and
af¬
150,000 shares
$20
Dimonu
$135,930 Geist
Co.
working
Co. as a
capital.
■
$4,284,210
Ac Curtis; Reynolds
Co., Inc.; William R. Staats Ac
Co.; A. C. Allyn Ac Co.,
Inc.; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); Hirsch Ac Co.; Bateman,
Eichler Ac Co.; Blunt Ellis
A: Simmons; H. M.
par).
acquire $198,440 notes of Stonhard Co., Inc.
and for general
corporate purposes.
Price, $20 per share.
Offered by
company for subscription by common stock¬
holders, without underwriting.
$5).
Purpose,
Offered
capital.
213,175
$10).
15,000 shares
-
Ac
scribed.
300,000 Colonial Ice Co.
Price,
Co.; Auchincloss,
McDowell,
Newhard. Cook & Co.; and William R. Staats
additional ;109,722, shares were subscribed for
80,000 shares of com¬
for working capital, etc.
Co.;
Ac
Co,
Inc.
16.000 shares ol common stock
for investment. Price, $6,25
per share.
Lane, Space At Co., Inc.; The
etc.
&c
Co.;
Price, $20 per share to stockholders;-$25.75Offered by company for-subscription by
stockholders.
Securities
:
Stetson; Dean Witter Ar
VVuiff, Hansen Ac Co. and
Ac
bly Johnson,
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.
($1,108,425).
Ac
Barnwell
A:
loans.
public.
underwritten„ by
Gardner; Lazard
Corp,,
Edwards Ac Sons.
G.
scribed
Co., Inc.; Alester
Chisholm Ac Co.. Inc.;
Furmun
French
to
common
Co.
10c);
working
&
pany
capital
W.,
bank
Paine,
INVESTMENT TRUSTS,
Corp,
Purpose,
common
Co.;
Goodbody
Ac
Ac
Co.;
Manufacturing
(par
$1).
6,608,425 Poor
($625,000).
Price, $5.50 per
share.
Offered by company for subscription
by stockhold¬
ers.
Underwritten by Johnson, Lane, Space A;
Co., Inc.;
The
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Courts At Co.; G. H.
'*•
Aj
per share.
speculaticn.
a
for
and
Bakeries, Inc. 150,000 shares of common stock
$1).
Purpose, refunding ($200,0001 and lor invest¬
ment
t
Ac
Coliu
,$2.25
as
Polymer
825,000 Claussen
-
Struthers
stock
Price,
Inc.
for
03,614 shares of
Northwest
Corp. 100,000 shares of $1.20 cumulative
bar $1).
Purpose, to retire short-term
J
working
of
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
working capital.
Price, $12.50 per share.
Offered by company for sub¬
scription by common stockholders.
G.
Wood,
Yurnall,
working capital.
Price, $50 per
by company for subscription by common
Underwritten by Estabrook As Co.
Co.
Pacific
stock
common
exploration
and
drilling
Offered by Willis E. Burnside
;v
White,
Winslow,
Offered
stockholders.
(par
Co.;
180,000 Perl'cct-Line
stock
common
The Ohio Co.;
Co.;
A:
Co.;
Oversubscribed.
3,000 shares
Ac
■
of
lor
1,984,210 Ocean Drilling A Exploration
stock'(par $1). Purpose, for
Co.; Stein Bros. Ac Boyee; Stern Brothers Ac
Co.; gtern,
Frank, Meyer Ar Fox; Stone Ac Webster Securities
Corp.;
Stroud Ac Co., Inc.; Sutro Ac
Co.; Sv/eney, Cartwright Ac
Co.; Spehcer Trask Ac Co.; Tucker,
Anthony Ac Co.; Wagenseller Ac Durst, Inc.; G. H. Wulker Ac
Co.; Walston ct Co.,
Inc.; Watling, Lerchen As Co.; Wertheim Ac
Co.;
At
and
Mason-Hagan, Inc.; A.
Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Turben Ac Co., Inc.; The Mil¬
Merrill,
Gas
Redpath;
Ar
1
McDowell; John W. Clarke At Co.; H, Hentz Ac
Kay, Richards Ac Co.; Manley, Bennett At Co.; A. E.
Inc.
Beane;
'
.
to
company
Co.; H. M.. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.); Charles A.
Taggart Si Co., Inc.; Window, Cohu 8c Stetson; Lester H.
Morgan; and Vickers Brothers.
All sold.
Co.;
Ac
Putnam Ac Co.; Reinholdt Ac Gardner;
Reynolds Ac Co.,
Inc.; Riter Ac Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.; Win,
Roncy Ar Co.; L. F. Rothschild Ar Co.; Sehwabachcr
Ac Co.;
Scott Ac Stringfeilow;
Shearson, Haminill Ac Co.;
Shields Ac Co.; Shuman, Agnew Ac
Co.; I. M. Simon Ac Co.;
Singer, Deane Ac Scribner; Smith,
Barney Ac Co.; Smith.
Moore Ac Co.;
F. S. Smithers Ac Co.; William R.} Staats
Inc.; Julien Collins Ac Co.;
Ac
Co.; Goodbody Ac Co.; Newhard, Cook At
Piper, Jaffray At Hopwood; Reinholdt Ac Gardner;
Sliearson, Hatninill At Co.; Stern Brothers Ac Co.; Straus,
*
Ac
C.
Cruttenden
Co.;
Marks
McDonald
Webber, Jackson Ac Curtis; Piper, Jaffray Ac Hopwood;
Prescott, Shepard Ac Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
Co.;
Blosser
&
M.
Co.;
Co.; Mitchum, Jones Ac Templeton; Model. Roland
Stone; Moore, Leonard Ac Lynch; F. S. Moseley Ac Co.;
Vv>'W. H., Newbold's Son Ac Co.; Newburger & Co.; Newhard,
Francis I. du Pont & Co.; Haytien, Stone Ac Co.;
Reynolds Ac Co., Inc.; G. H. Walker Ac Co.; Bacon, Whipple
Co.;
Ac
Ac
Co.;
A A-
Laurence
Masten
by
•
speculation.
&
and."for
Hecker
•
300,000 shares
capital,
Underwritten by J. R. Williston
Ai
waukee
& Co.; Robert W. Baird Ac Co., Inc.; William Blair Ac
Co.;
Blunt Ellis Ac Simmons; Fur well, Chapman Ac Co.; The Ill¬
inois Company, Inc.; McCormick Ac Co.; The Milwaukee
;>"A
notes
Co.;
E.
a
"■
Corp.
Purpose,
per share.
$1
preferred" stock
Laird, Bissell Ac Meeds; W. C. Langley A: Co.;
Lee Higginson Corp.; Lehman Brothers;
Lester, Ryons ,Ac
Co.; Cax-1 M. Loeb, Rhoades Ac Co.; Irving Lundborg Ac
(par
as
2,000,000 Nortex Oil
Ac
MANUFACTURING
shares
Price,
8c
Co.
OIL
»
cents).
Offered
\
Petroleum
10
costs.
Mutton Ac Co.;
working capital, etc.
public by company,
underwriting.
Ac
OTHER
(par
Co.;
ACCESSORIES
Ac
$300 000
$13 200 000
,,
$300,000 Fortune
Miller
AND
MOTORS
Monday, October 7, 1957
.
.
working capital.
Price, at par.
public, without underwriting.
Ac
Corp.;
.
of
Bonds
of
capital
Price, S1.50
speculation.
common
and
stock
Notes'*
in
1
Volume
100,000
53,750
.■
,
stock
.preferred
Price,
'
5679
.
.
Southern
(par
-
U.
Finance
$10).
Co.,
Inc.
5,000 shares
of
Co.
capital
Price,
by R. S. Dickson & Co.
Underwritten
,
General
'
stock *-
common
working
for
Purpose,
share.
per
convertible
capital.
(par $25).' Purpose, for working
Underwritten by R. S. Dickson &
at-par;
Corporation and
Six
-
Provision for
Net
•
-'
•
Auchincloss,
..
•
-
—»-
-
-
-
-
of
class
♦'
•
/
'
.
Parker
Redpath;
&,
Whipple
Bacon,
T
sales of commercial and military aviation
L
topped the $1 billion mark. •
"Our current backlog stands
Bros.
Dann
.
&
Ac
Ac
Boyce; Stroud Ac Co.,
Co.;
Winslow,
Cohu
Inc.; Vietor, Common,
Yarnall, Biddle
Co., and Warren W. York Ac Co., Inc.
in
Celebrating
Oversubscribed.
1957.
at
'?
.
from
year
condition
to
so
year,
selling
of
"
said Mr
has our
,
T.
Pierce, Fenner
Ac
Smith,
Beane;
Barney
rate
Ac
Co.; White, Weld Ac Co.'; Dean Witter Ac Co.; A. C. Allyn..'.
and Co., Inc.; A. G. Becker Ac Co., Inc.; Central Republic
.
Co.
(Inc.);
Clark,
Dodge
Ac . Co.; - Hallgarten
&
Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Hornblower Ac Weeks; LaurenceM. Marks Ac Co.; Paine,- Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Baehe
r
t
Ac Co.; Bacon, Whipple Ac Co.; Bear, Stearns Ac Co.; Blunt
.
Ellis A; Simmons;
v
As
*
*
Estabrook
Co.;
A:
Co.;
•
Lundborg Ac Co.;
Rotan,
Schwabacher
E.
A.
Mosle
Ac
Mas ten
and
Co.;
Moore, Leonard A;
Rothschild Ac Co.;
Scribner; F. S.
Co.;
Ac
L.
Co.;
Singer,
F.
Deane
Ac
Ac
Patton
Ac
Co.,
and H.
Oversubscribed.
stock
A:
$50).
Price, $148
Completed.
(par
Co.
share.
per
(par $10),
Price, $27.62Vz per
Morgan Stanley & Co." Completed.
(par
$1)..
Centers, Inc.
Inc.;
A.
Inc..
.....
■
,
Willis,
Inc.;
Kenny
Ac
Edgar M. Norris; The
Inc., and Strader, Taylor Ac Co.,
1,088,750 Colorado
•
OH
Gas
&
65.000 shares
Corp.
of
250,000 Commonwealth
stock
common
Offered
by
2,345,000 Cyprus
$4).
A;
Price,
Co.
Refining
Ac
$67
Eastman
by
Price,
shares
20,000
$12.50
(net).
share
of
stock
common
Co.
Offered
Newark
of
$7.50),
(par
(N.
J.
by
Glasspar
Price.
...
A:
■
.
Co.
$2.75
51,100
Price,
$39
shares
share.
per
Of-
(par
$1).
Co.-Milton
D.
Offered
Blauner
Ac
stock
common
by
Co.,
Marache.
Doffleinyre
General
and
Investing
Corp.
1,494,241
Ilarseo Corp.
34,953
Price, $42.75
Ac
1,275,313
Co.
Kimberly-Clark
(par
280,000
$5).
As
(par $2.50).
As Co.
of
share.
per
stock
common
Offered
by Blyth As
Inc. 40,000 shares of capital stock
Systems,
$7
share.
per
Offered
by
P.
W.
Brooks
All sold.
Brass
Price,
$1).
shares
26,500
$48.12 V*
Price,
Inc.
Co.,
Corp.
Price.
$1'.
607,500 Mueller
Co.
$5),
$33.75
Meter
Price,
Dommick.
share.
per
of
stock
common
Offered
Clark,
by
shares
15.000
(par
share.
per
Completed.
$9.62(2
Offered
by
of
stock
common
Offered
by
Blyth
Pacific
Finance
(par $10).
&,
Co.
A:
620,000
.
I
-
665,000
Co.
Price.
Co.
65,000
$52.87 (2
Co.,
Inc.
Lumber
&
Corp.
Price,
Co.
$15.50
of
share.
Offered
Rome Cable Corp.
Price,
stock
Weld
$2712!.2
shares
of
stock
common
Jacinto
shaie.
of
common
Offered
par).
Weeks.
Petroleum
Price, $24
Completed. '
Co.
Pacific
Co.
by
A.
Price, $49 per
Completed.
Price,
Jackson
As
.
(par
$1).
body
.
As
$52.75
had
new
cations,
•
$19
of
'
-•
Institute
common
by
White,.
Offered
stock
(no
Hornblower
by
share.
Offered
*
„
common
by
stock
As
Paine,
(par
Webber,
.
Inc.
15,780 shares of
per,share.
As
Offered
Inc.;
Durst,
by
common
stock
Kidder, PeaWilliam R.
and
IV.)
Co.
36,465
shares
of
capital
(par $10).
Price, $45.25 per share.
Offered
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner As Beane. Completed.
by
in
filter
was
which
has
"Poromesh"
as
which
applications
scintefld,
a
which
stainless
and
heat
.
A
to
,
Federal
for
limitless
sh. oi com. stk.„_^——
114G.
p.
'Y
•'
$15,404,552
$3.21
board,
preferred
Y.—Stocks
stock
redemption
for
called
be
may
fit virtually
proceeds
are
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
to be
par
and
used to reduce bank loans
Dillmuth, General Manager.
TO
EFFECT
cumul. preferred stock
stock
Common
(par
$5)__"
—:.*
BUSINESS—Company was Incorporated in
and has its office and piincipal place
Y.
N.
Outstanding
1,700 shs.
10,239 shs.
3,000 shs.
20,000 shs.
(par $50»
New York on Feb. 16,
of business at Narrows-
1
•
corporation!
is
an
operating telephone
and
Commonwealth
the
network
of
the
Bell
System.—V.
186,
p.
622.
F.
Co.—Appoints
the
a
New President—
President, effective Sept. 30,
Landegger, Chairman of the Board, announced on Oct, 4. Mr.
Peterson
President,
position
executive
remains
of
Co.—Bids Oct. 14—
will up to 8:30 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 14 at the office of
Co., 464 California Street, San Francisco, Calif., re¬
purchase frbin it of $10,000,000 first mortgage
See also
1987.
1,
bonds,
1259.
y 186, p.
Rise—
1957. reports total
and a gain in the
Net asset value per
share amounted to $12.80 on 6,535.509 share sat the end of the latest
fiscal yeay, compared wit)i $13,54 per share for 5,740,828 shares on
Aug. 31, 1956.—V. 186, p. £10, V. 184. p. 2010.
j
Fund,
fiscal
the
year
Aug.
31,
Ltd.—Proposed Exchange Offer
Canadian Export Gas
Canadian
See
ended
up
of
number
for
from $77,745,088 to 383,660,646,
shareholders from 29,397 to 34,301.
assets
Prospect Ltd.
below.—V. 186, p. 3.
Canadian Prospect, Ltd.—Proposed
This
27,
covering
to offer
these
in exchange for
shares of the capital
2Va shares of Cana¬
Prospect for each share of Canadian Export.
Canadian
or
shares
Export Gas Ltd. in the ratio of
stock of Canadian
dian
Exchange Offer—
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Sept.
4,851,310 common shares, 16%c par. The company
company
1957,
25">
Prospect
Canadian
agement
of
shares.
also directors and officers of
now
Canadian
of
operate
arc
shares of Canadian Export stock,
Certain directors and officers of
595,950
owns
outstanding
Prospect
Canadian
shares
Prospect
the
of
Canadian
Canadian Export.
desires to acquire all of the outstanding
and thus enable Canadian Prospect to
Export
Export
as
a
under the combined man¬
The exchange offer is contingent
subsidiary
t/ie two companies.
its acceptance by holders of sufficient shares of Canadian Export
to give Camidian Prospect at least an 80^
interest in Canadian
Export (including its present holdings). According to the prospectus,
management officials of the two companies (and related
Interests)
now hold
603,000 shares of Canadian Export stock which they intend
to
exchange
exchange
has
been
a
appointed
Clifford R.
member
Vice-Chairman
Vice-President, is also
of
oi
a
Crawford,
the board
the
Board.
director.—V.
who has resigned
Mr.
to
Peterson, formerly
180,
p.
and
to
pect
for
offer
it
Canadian
Cardwell
A
Black-Clawson
as
Trust
Canada General Fdnd Ltd.—Assets
net
Merrill
Karl
the specifications of an
accounts payable and accounts re¬
acceptance of the
of Canadian Pros¬
Ltd.—V. 186, p. 3.
Canadian Prospect stock.
After
is proposed to change the name
Export Gas
& Oil
Manufacturing
Co., Wiehita, Kan.
—
New
Product Introduced—
stock
T.
design
upon
independent telephone company maintaining
plant and facilities in both the State of New
of Pennsylvania.
It provides telephone
service without competition within three central office exchange areas
serving
approximately
1,500 telephones.
It has one central office
located
at
Narrowsburg,
N.
Y.
and
two central offices located
in
Pennsylvania, one each at Beach Lake and Galilee.
These central
offices and the corporation's- toll lines are connected with the facilities
of
other
independent telephone companies and with the nationwide
The
York
Board
modular
desired forms or
any
company
Oct.
duo
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
a
California Oregon Power
proposes
net
held by William C.
note
repay
burg,
at
dividends.
PROCEEDS—The
unique
custom-designed—without additional costsystems.—V. 186, p. 726.
board can be
a
to
on
preferred stock (par $50) and 6,000 shares of common
stock (par $5). They are both priced at their par vaiue
per share.
The
a
assembled to meet
be
can
variety of paproll,
ceive bids for the
1956
•
The company
—
with
board
our
According to Todd systems engineers, this new concept means that
instead of designing an accouting system to fit the limitations
of
Aug. 26 publicly offered,
without underwriting, 1,700 shares of 5V2% cumulative
Offered
far in the current
now,
American
$20,083.62(5
$3.97
accounting
which
sections
almost,
This
186,
so
are running below expectations,
remains firm."—V. 105, p. 818.
1,
growth
long-range
general
new
The
$437,337,173
31,365,928
22,315,920
15,901,376
income
per
were
"while sales and earnings
began July
which
for
years
ceivable systems.
special
pressun
1957
Net
profit
Amount of profit
fiscal
stated,
Dibner
year,
electrical connectors in the
$23,770,252
and. $21,350,384
leading manufacturer of
this
adaptable to 80 different sizes and shapes of forms has beeu announced
by the Todd Company Division.
Known as the Todd "Write it Once" board, the unit is composed of
royalties and other operating inc._ $541,193,492
Net profit before prov. for Federal inc. tax__
42.404,54(5
sales,
Net
for
June 30, 1956,
capitalization of
cloth
steel-wire
tailored
be
can
involve
also
ending
year
Burroughs Corp.—Announces New Accounting
.
useful
found "many
six
makes
Earnings—
fiscal
previous
the
in
company
two
corresponding
respectively.
Mr.
Jet
steel
Landegger also announced that
in whole
in
the
of
the
outlook
1953 by a group of engineers
Propulsion Laboratory at the
They developed "Poroloy" as a
started
with
Technology,
of
also
known
net
fiscal
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
*
Represents issues placed privately.
X Indicates issues .sold competitively,
t Indicates special offering.
Montaup
corporation earned $1.22 per share for the fiscal year ended
1957, according to Bern Dibner, President.
This, represents
income of $1,155,470 and compares with the $1,043,609 earned
Sales
.
said,
Ferguson
Frank
$51,016,184
$5,000,000 will be used to acquire 8,000 shares of
stock-and $4,200,000 principal amount of deben¬
Electric Co. The balance of the proceeds- of
common
of
equivalent to $1.10 per share, adjusted to the present
946,004 shares of common stock.
President.
Jr.,
stainless
meeting "heat
metal
company
5J4%
common
and sell at
tock, $100
bonds, due
30,
,
Co.,
principal
The
and
Wagenseller
(F.
National-Standard
the
from
stock
application has .been in solving very fine filtration
problems in guided missiles, aircraft engines and industrial situations
where high temperatures and pressures are involved," Mr. Ferguson
said.
"The new metal also has shown much promise in the ability
to cool burner-chamber walls and turbine blades in jet engines and
extend their operating life."
"Its
(par $5).
Allyn As Co.,
Offered
of
of Financing
on
Burndy Corp.—Reports Rise in
This
barrier" and filtration problems in
guided missiles, Jet engines and oilier aircraft and industrial appli¬
toll
Woolworth
firm
associated
been
applications
and
Starts As Co.
1,650,041
purchased
has
latter's
Wheeler,
L.
H.
porous
accrued
$1).
(par
announced
was
proceeds,
par
bonds
June
Corp.—Buys Poroloy Equipment Stk.
1904,
share.
Service.
Price,
Co.;
share.
shares
1374.
186, p.
approximately $1,000,000 are to be used to repay in part or
loans.—-V. 186, p. 1374.
by
the
California
The
stock
C.
shares
10,000 shares of
per
Curtis.
Ga<s
25,869
per
30.000
527,500 Spencer Chemical Co.
299,82d Suburban
Corp.
$1>.
<par
As
$10).
Offered by Blyth As Co., Inc.
7,700 shares
per
(par
Co.
•
•1,470,000 Southern
$6).
Bache
stock
common
Inc.
San
by
Completed.
of
Offered by Bache A:
135,000
Price, $33 per share.
650,856
stock
common
the
$10
ture
Dean Witter
40,000 shares of common stock
per share.
Offered by Reynolds
shares
20,000
Inc.
by
California
Stock
common
by
shares
per
Co.
As
Price, $33.25 per share.
4,455,000 Rayonier,
203,363
of
Offered
it
SEC,
Of
the
.
Co., and Cruttenden
Poor
share.
share.—
per
(no par).
As
Completed.
(par $3.75).
$1.50
of
Big- Eddy Telephone Co., Narrowsburg, N.
Petrotejnji
$51.
Pickering
As
headed
Completed.
3,436,875 ^Phillips
(par
shares
20,000
per
B. C.—V.
on
Offering—A second¬
interest in Foroloy Equipment, Inc.,
of
Van, Nuys,
Calif.,
manufacturer of metals
that "breathe" and
filter,
Malcolm
P.
Ferguson,
President,
announced
on
Sept.
25,
Poroloy will
continue
to be
operated by its
present management,
—V.
Corp.
Price, $35
satisfactorily
1987.
a
corporation
Niles, Mich,
Provision
-
share.
per
(par
Dominick As
Completed.
700,000
discount
dealer's
a
Bendix Aviation
Dodge
stock
of. common
Moody,
completed on additional
refinery and that pre¬
the new refinery at
' ;
•
;
is
Ontario,
Clarkson,
B-A's
progressing
As previously reported, the company proposes to Issue
competitive bidding 30,000 shares of cumulative preferred
par, and $3,000,000 of first mortgage and collateral trust
pursuant
Nine Months Ended June 30—
Co,
$32.50
Pabsf. Brewing Co. 8,000 shares
Price,
410,300
V. 168, p. 1251.
material
shaves
18,000
Completed.
437,500 Neptune
77,000
stock
common
Offered by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
Completed.
Lynch Carrier
(par
of
shares
share.
per
Completed.
Co., Inc.
410,300
Exchange
order
an
with
share,
who
of
shares
share.
per
was
of
(par
Hoglo
A,
11,000
J.)
at
construction
that
reports
is
work
Oct. 1, has Issued an order giving
interested persons until Oct. 14, 1957, to request a hearing upon the
bond and preferred stock financing proposal of this company.
*
offering of 5,500 shares of common stock (par $5)
made on Sept. 23 by Stroud & Co. at $41.50 per
ary
of
Completed.
Insurance
of
and
share.
per
stock
common
days.
Brockton Edison's short-term bank
This
shares
35,000
per
stock
common
Inc.
facilities
The
~
i'erqd by Blyth & Co., Inc.
140,525
$237,072
Commission on Oct. 1 announced the
to Section 19 (a)(4) of the Securities
suspending trading on the American Stock Ex¬
change in the $1 par capital stock of this corporation for a further
tea-day period, Oct. 2, 1957, to Oct. 11, 1857, inclusive,—V. 186, p. 1373.
Inc.
Co.,
Corp.
Co.,
cents).
two
(par
Flyth
Mines
429,000 Firemen's
of
Oil
seven
Beringer
Exchange Act of 1934,
of
'par $3).
Price, $16.75 per share.
Offered
Dillon, Union Securities Ac Co.
Completed.
-
pipe
a
sixty
next
Brockton Edison Co.—SEC Gives Notice
Corp.—Trading in Stock Still Suspended—
Securities
issuance
.
California, Ltd. 5,000 shares of
common stock (par $1».
price, $17.25 per share. Offered
by Blyth Ac Co., Inc.
Completed.
•
line market for B-A's oil is expected
Third quarter oil well successes included
three in Cheyenne County, Nebraska;
in Nueces County, Texas.
where
Mr.
227,500
1
outstanding
Belmont Iron Works—Secondary
Superior Oil
States, B-A's production of oil and gas continued' at
The company now has 30 wells in San Juan County,
United
the
within
1342.
Bcllanca
Oversubscribed.
86,250 Canadian
-
184, p.
The
i.,■
,
plant,, where present facilities will, be expanded to
available for sale to Trans-Canada Pipe Line late
gas
Mexico,
Port
330,000
million
15
five in Banner County, Nebraska;
464,572
income.-
on
and
216
.
the
New
195G
1957
652,821
>
___
—
shares
Common
—V.
1,267,000 Bridgeport Brass Co, 28,000 shares of capital stock (par
$5).
Price, $45.25 per share.
Offered by Hornblower Ac
Weeks.
In
and
day
per
1958.
liminary
$322,821
taxes
income
Net
by;
Offered
Edwards Ac Sons;
G.
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
..
~
income
on
.
an
record high rates.
- •-
-
in
in the
cubic
discovery
B-A
14
between
interest
to recent discoveries
important
Aa
flowed
Alberta
of
501
a
immediately adjacent
Alberta.
of
area
area
gas
residue
make
in
60.000 shares of common stock
Kirkpatrick,
Ac
of
crude
t
\
Proposal—
common
$7 per share.
Underwritten by R. S.
Atwill Ac Co., Inc.; Rowles, Winston Ac Co.; '
Landstreet
Ayres,
Federal
for
taxes
Kaybob
acquired
has
that B-A
block
$11,813,106 $11,465,957
-
-
Federal
reports
92-000-acre
Creek, -Alberta
;
-
'....
..
,
be in line with the increased volume o/ business,"..
barrels of oil per day. In southeastern
Saskatchewan, .the company recorded two oil -discoveries. ■ • • *
~
A contract has been let for additional .construction at the Pincher
feet
company's, current
the
'
sales
before
Beringer
Wimbourne
Price,
Dickson Ac Co.;
Clark,
share.
30, 1956,
figure, of
as of Sept.
with a 1950
said
Elliott
-
,
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
Income
,
Provision
stock
420,000 Atlas Sewing
equity
,
compared
—Earnings—
common
Offered by Bache
1,381,250 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rv. 50,000 shares of
-
capital, .Mr,
working
all B-A products for the third quarter have continued,
good improvement over lest year, and indicated Earnings-for
a
in. the
and
'
2,042,400 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. 13,800 shares of
stockholders
.
$39,122,910 and net profits
per
production
Bcldingr Ileniinway Co., Inc. (& Wholly-Owned Subs.)
Richards
Peet Ac Co.
O.
,
$15,266,834,
.
Discussing
Ac Co.; Fulton, Rcid Ac Co.; Kay,
McJunkin,
Co.;
that
of
cents
88
or
Beringer, President, reported on Oct. 1.
v
during the third quarter, B-A's average net crude
Mr.
position shows substantial progress during the past five years. Working
capital rose from $5,694,546 at the end of fiscal 1952 to $13,060,985 as,
of June 30, 1957.—V. 135, p. 1150.
*
'
:
A; Co.; Brush, Slocumb Ac.Co., Inc.; Chaplin Ac Company;
Croweil, Weedon
the
total
a
<
.....
....
were
share oompared to $792,110 or 45
share in the second quarter of 1956.—V. 186, p; 522.
.
^
additonal
Stockholders equity per share increased from $10.52 in 1950
to $20.35 as of June 30," 1957.
"
Ac Co.; William R. Slaats Ac Co.; Stroud Ac Co.,
Inc.; Spencer Trask Ac Co.; Tucker, Anthony Ac Co.; G. Ii.
Walker As Co.; Walston Ac Co., Inc.; Arthurs, Lestrange
.
of
to
the
.
1957.
Business aircraft sales account for
company's total annual volume, he said.
declared
Elliott
-
r
months period include
earnings of uncon¬
six
the
exclude
-
after royalty is estimated at 36,900 barrels daily.
The
participated in the completion of 15 gross wildcat and 71
development wells during the quarter, bringing the total to 60
gross
wildcat and 187 gross - development wells for the* first nine
months.-'
••- ■
■■
' '■
•'
• •
■
1
$8,661,625.
Smithers
..
third
a
for
Corp.-but
$J.53
$1,75
„
gross
.
about
figures
1957,
company
,
fiscal
in
S.
oil
.
1958.
$36,000,000
interim
June 30,
In Western Canada
Pointing out that private planes are rapidly coming into greater Qsc
business and industry, Mr. Elliott noted that, in the commercial '
alone Beech sales increased from $8,041,000 in 1950 to approxi-
rriately
outstdg.
of
show
M.
field
amounted
A:
fiscal
stock____^____,/, $2,626,823
$2,300,156
June 30, 1957
1,502,7771,502,777
common
outstanding
sh.
subsidiaries.
per
.
by
Mr.
duPont
Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard Ac Son; Hirscll
Higginson Corp.; Lester, Ryons Ac Co.; Irving
Lee
Lynch;
.
Bradford Ac Co.; Francis I.
J. C.
during
$2,528,008
227,852
227,831
Aluminum
$1,431,644
"Sales
to
each
more
for
shs.
common
the nine months will
.
Lynch,
;;
British American Oil Co. Ltd.—Sales Improve—
'
*
than $112,500,000,"
more
healthy
that
cents
.
Merrill
taxes
In the second quarter of 1957 sales
total
Aircraft's
'
increased
sales liave
our
Beech
year,
available
Douglas
totaled
period-than we deliver."
i
*
common stock
Total sales in 1950; were $16,454,000;
in 1951, $32,798,000, and in
Frice. $115.75 per share. Underwritten by The-'
First Boston Corp.; Morgan Stanley Ac Co.; Blyth A: Co.,
1956, $74,539,000.
He said that total sales in fiscal 1957,'which ends
Inc.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities Ac Co.;- Goldman,
Sept. 30, will represent an increase of approximately 35<0 over 1956,
Sachs A: Co.; Kidder, Peabody Ac Co.; Lehman Brothers;
adding that Beech Aircraft expected.to do business at about the same
(par $1).
'
Income
dividend
comparative
solidated
;
products to date have already
'
17,362,500 Aluminum Co. of America 150,000 shares of
.
1957
1956
$77,532,606 $91,898,033
.5,751,654
5,205,008
*2,897,000
2,677,000
.
$2,854,654
stock
per
Hunter
,
»
.
anniversary* this
silver
which. provides
backlog
«
fiscal
its
Elliott.-. *'As
Stetson;
Ac
Federal
common
The
-
,
$100,000,000
of
Earned
ing
Co.;
-
-
/
.
profit
Balance
V
.
rt
fnc.;
&
*
.
-
'
Upward—Outlook Bright—
Soar
Sales
stein
•.
.......
"
.
,
No.
A
Un-
Corp.; Mason, Hagan,
Inc.; McDonald Ac Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner A:
Beane;'Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.; Moore, Leonard A;
Lynch; Newburger & Co.; The Ohio Co.; Reynolds Ac Co.,
Inc.; Singer, Deane Ac Scribner; Smith, Barney Ac Co.;
-
-
-
shares
30, .1957—
1,700-gallon tank production. through the
extend
will
An-expanding market for business aircraft combined with an increas-.
diversification of military production, promises a bright future for ,
this corporation, the St. Louis Sbciety of Financial Analysts was told
Alex. Brown & Sons: E. W. Clark & Co.; C. C. Collings
on
Sept. 24 by John A. Elliott, Secretary-Treasurer, who expressed, his
<fc Co., Inc.; Courts <fe Co.; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.; fhe
company's belief that projected sales would keep pace with the growth
First-Boston Corp.; First of Michigan Corp.; Fulton, Reid *
rate over the past seven-years, during which period the annual volume
& Co.;
Harriman Ripley Ac Co., Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes As 4 !
soared from approximately $16,500,000 in fiscal 1950
to more than
Co.; Indianapolis Bond Ac Share
•
......
-
200,000
(par $1.25).* Price, $26.50 per share.
derwritten by Kuhn, Losb .5c Co.; A. C. Allvn & Co.,
-
-
Co.
stock
common
work
new
middle-of 1959.
Issues Not Representing New Financing
.
June
___
Preferred,
The
1
to
'
'
$10,956,308
-
Months
Profits before provision for Federal taxes on Inc.
(Continued from page 2)
$5,300,000 Allen town Portland Cement
(& Sabs.)—Earnings—
Bridgeport Brass Corp.
.
Net sales
Investment Mews
'$10.75
.
9
(1501)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Southern Finance Co., Inc. 4.000 shares of 61
-*
...
Number
186
has been elected
814.
dramatically
wells
Mud
in
the
sures
to
has
new
innovation in mud pump
announced
been
by
this
company.
design for drilling _oil
CardwelFs new V-1500
mud pump
under pres¬
volumes up
approximately one-third the weight of any
large horsepower class. It is capable of operating
of
3,500 pounds per
square
inch and delivering
Pump
1.114
Among
is
gallons
the
engineering
per
unique
minute.
features
innovations
as
of
the
V-1500 pump are
V-type construction,
new
iour-cylinder,
such
high
10
(1502)
-
cnced
The Commercial and Financial
ooeration
design
and
eliminating
materially
reduced
also
feciuired
crankshaft.
and
pistons
fluid
.
The
Is
pump
liners
of
commonly
plunger
Central Maine Power
associated
Period End. Aug. 31—
ViIn 'addition*'to
lias
two-piece
the
reducing
overall
the
accomodate
size
of
weight
the
in
their
By
pump.
Operating
Cardwel!
the space
pump.
reducing
Operating
Total
the
unit, Cardwell officials pointed out that
applications would prove to be a valuable
<issei in saving expensive deck space on off-shore barges and platforms,
Its
to
in
use
expenses.
taxes
Power &
Net
Light Co.-r-Earnings Increased—
tlec.
operating
income
(net;
51,448,361
—
revenues
Net
49,183.278
99,878
—
income
Net
Dividends
$11,019,783
preferred
to
I3hares
after
of
—V.
preferred
$9,413,488
$9,699,694
3,135,168
com.
com.
The
461,052
6,564,526
116,200
1,388,459
% 1,396,454
stock__
$343,885
$344,852
$0.11
$0.11
share
on
3,028,227 shares of
1957.—V. 185, p. 2329.
Total
assets
this
of
closed-end
investment
Co.
Bonds
—
Placed
callabe
are
initially
523.
p.
.
The
the
contractual
The
International,
licensees
new
Guinard
cost
of
prices
new
Paul
are
and
Son
of
and
industrial
accounts
product licensees
in
and
the
declining
v
Hayden,
Negotiations
converters
in
also
arc
underway for
186, p. 1260.
Japan.—V.
the
manufacturing
of
the
transferors
with
located
are
in
to
respect
wildcat
owns
East,
North
and in Louisiana.
The company is engaged
and proposes to
principally
in acquiring,
in
conjunction with others, leases
prospective, semi-proven and proven oil and gas properties, ex¬
ploring and developing such properties with its own
drilling equip¬
ment., and in the production and sale of crude oil and natural
to
continue
Veils
for
to
be
others
to
engaged
on
been
engaged
lqsser extent in
a
contract
a
has
company
drilling
oil
and
gas
"
basis.
Net
proceeds of the stock offering, assuming all shares are
sold,
ctre
estimated at $1,472,000.
The company proposes to
pay indebted¬
ness
to banks and suppliers in the
amount of $824,410 to the extent
possible.
The" remainder of the proceeds will be used
primarily to
participate in the
acquisition and
exploration
of
oil
properties in
joint-venture
does
not
than
25%
that
arrangements
with
propose to retain
of the risk, and
more
all
not
proceeds
of
from
mutely 70%
capital, and
loan
in
persons
25%
a
which
interest
the
or
more
time
1
*"•
debt
to
and
negotiate
30%
to
with
be
retained,
banks
and
for
other
.
working
lenders
for
.
Caspers Tin Plate Co.—Again Omits Dividend—
The
directors on Sept. 24 postponed action
regular meeting of the board.
r.ext
The
board
June.
dividend
dividend
a
until
the
....
action
at
at
the
time
that
company."—V.
it
is
186,
Catalin Corp. of
desirable
p.
to
conserve
the
working capital
622.
America—Murphy Elected
p.
France, will
the
by
terms
and
exchange
of
Cie
Centrale
technical
Rousseiot,
information
50
Rue
the
ment
for
Catalin
Catalin,
on
a
3
provides pay¬
royalty basis.
two-stage
foundry uses.
The agreement
..
also
will
•
,V
.
supply information to Catalin on
develops in the areas covered.—V.
company
any
processes
186,
p.
©ales
1957—Month—1956
—54,348.248
after
Earns,
per
Profit
end
The
gas
consolidated
taxes
share
per
of
»
the
is
0.36
computed
respective
company's. results
on
0.54
number
of
.
operating revenues amounted
$1,669,000 over the comparable
common
stock
period.
for
maining
at
were
The
the
C.
Allyn
and
rate at
Other-
the
New
Bank
of
Get.
time
had
at
of
a
to
ending
satisfactory
satisfactory gain
months
ended
$22,295,000
1956.
Aug.
or
Earnings
'.
>
and
have
31,
are
of
1957.
conducttd
members
Inc.;
1957,
1958. h.
of
this
,,.V
type
that
sharp
of
1
1959,
be
gross
A.
of
G.
the
are
entitled to
letirement of 1,600
tne
by
Gross
1957
revenues
income
-Z-111Z
income
Available for
common
Common -shares
no.
Earned
of
per
shares
186,
p.
at
com.
com.
stock
end
shrs.
share,
of
period
outstdg.
on
during period
basis
outstanding during
,
"II™
*1111
IIIII
of
the
939.
avge.
period
8,100,159
3,463,600
3,293,600
3,435,267
3,293,600
$2.36
$2.47
no.
progruin..,/S«,
of
permanent
each
borrowing,
of
banks
New
•
York
/
.
will
•
be
participating^-are:
the
clearing
Bankers
Trust
Bank,:the
Guaranty, Trust
the Hanover
•
wfth
$170,074 in the corresponding period last
year, an
239%, or 21 cents per common -share based on 2,457.726
outstanding, against six cents on the 1,823,276 common
outstanding at the close of the eight-week period in 1956.
'>,
of
M.
..
of
i
'
&
Co.
Inc.;
a
*:
,
j..
W,: Wittlinger
Walter
succeed
C.
B.
has
Richardson,
been
who
elected
has
chairman
retired
as
2387.-.
•
...
;
Board
the
of
director.—V.
a
'■
.
% "•
Consumers Rower Co.—Books Closed—Morgan
Stanley
public offering
$35,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 4%% series due 1.987;
have been closed. See details of
offering in V.
186,
'
electric
and
This
•
-
the
corporation
on
Sept. 27 filed a registration' statement
covering- $600,000 of 4%
subordinated debentures ■ due
SEC
1, -1960.
-
and
Equtable
to
r
10,000
150.000
offer
value.
of
of
securities
of 'these
and
4%
for
is
stock,
sale
of
be purchased
and
by
these
shares
stricted
members
present
'•
of
the
of
of
area,
Ohio
the
comprises
having
an
-
company operates
of
to
and
portions
mortgage
series
series
Authorized
bonds
due
due
Proceeds
•
are
of
retained
and
be
above
added
the
sale
from
of
the
of
to
tlie
inventory
loan
farmers
interested
debt
to
capital
to
•
Stock
redemptions, will
the company to be used
principally the financing
working capital and capital
coyer
funds
of
including
purposes,
retail
together with such funds as
preferred and common shares over
the
future
cover
subsidiaries,
and
presently outstanding in the
2835.
p.
to
debentures,
of
required
working
purchases,
advances
bank
the
sale
the 1 amounts
general •'corporate
-
to
reduce,
amount
of
in part, long-term
$1,300,000.—V.* 184,
1
-
...
,-
■
:V
Cormac Photocopy Corp. (N. Y.)—Files With
SEC—
Th'3
SEC
series
due
4Vs %
series
due
pfd.
shares
8,137,643
series
series
had
6%
♦Bonds
to
par
value)
shares
may
be
($5
par
issued
for
'
one
of
more
series
without
the
1940,
been
supplemented
of
notification- with1; the
10
cents)
Inc.,
to
New
be
York.
capital and
' gen-
R.
the election, of "W.
Executive; Officer.
He
Chief
of
Crowell-Collier
J.
Chandler, who remains
Crowley from the board also
associated
will
with
period
last
President
Crowpll-Collier
year—including
P.
F.
Collier
offices
.
Clubs,
—V.
a
Company
in
*
Son
oi
include
Inc.,
rG6.
&
most,
p.
loss
formerly
of magazines
such as
The
Woman's Home Companion. It
subsidiary companies,
the
most
sidiaries
reported.
of
six
the
months
loss
a
on
of
New
727.
Corp.,
the
involved
major
KFW3
York,
v
in
cities
of
Broadcasting
N.
Y.,
the
United
Corp.,
distributor
"■
of
Los
of
which
and
of
for
in
the
Collier's
largely
States.
-
operations
primarily
publi-hing
h^
1957
Magazine,"
operates
important
book
in
engaged
Vice-
$1,349,557
magazine
American
now
Corp.
company
,
the
five
was
to
board.
Bag-Camp Paper
more
recently as a
and
as
14
the
on
as
previously
Unicn
Counsel
continue
D.>Col$
from ' Feb.
■:
C.
company
director.
a
.
announced
and
as
Blossom
$3,758,333.
and
as
restrictive. provi¬
as
1
Chairman
publication
2,651,360 shs.
limitation
and
same
The
-
103,841 shs.
90,000 shs.
4,000,000 shs.
or
letter
a
recently announced net profits lor the
first
$1,898,965 for the company,
compared with
the
80,000 shs.
value)
in
has
years
Sumner
16,000,000
aggregate principal amount but
subject to
sions of the company's Indenture
dated Sept. 1,
Cole
many
President
325,000 shs.
/
„___
filed
1957.
succeeds
The resignation of S.
12,000,000
($100
Board
Mr.: Cole
10,000,000
series
Common
served, as
July 2,
11,760,000
9,945,000
;
24
Publishing Co.—Cole Again Chairman
The directors on Oct.
Chairman of .the Board
•.
9,700;000
1987
Sept.
$2
.
„
1986
414%
at
Crowe 11 Collier
transit
$25,230,000
9,400,000
i
3%%
4.65%
on
150,000 shares of common Stock
(par
per share, through Ross, Lyon &
Co.,
New York. The proceeds are to
be used for
working
eral corporate purposes.
Outstanding
.
,
Cumul.
corporation:
covering
offered
Mr.
1970
1978
may
the company
shares
is
re-;
becoming members. Sales will be solicited chiefly
through personal
by designated employees of the company, G. L. .F. retail
cooperatives, and G. L. F. Agent-Buyers and
by member committemen.
estimated
a
f
earlier
deben¬
limitation
.common
and
company
in
par
of
The
securities.
patrons
the
par,
or
*■
without
non-farmer
Jan,
proposes
amount
continuation
a
classes
offering
of
'
offered
and
company
principal
with
$100
contact
"".for
fund,
annually
to
their
stock,
The
par.
%
same
The
persons.
at
preferred
constitutes
are
by both farmer
other
$5
involved.
securities
offerings
preferred
cumulative
common
underwriting
similar
tures
shares
shares
these
No:
Offering
and
sinikng
service
southern
1374.
p.
Cooperative Grange League Federation
Exchange; Inc.,
Ithaca, N. YZ—-Registers Financing Proposal With SEC—
-
-
central
to
173,-p,
'-
& Co., as manager of the
underwriting group, on Oct. 1
announced that subscription books for the
proceeds
in
•
•
Consolidated Royalty Oil Co.—New Chairman Elected
of
$350 548 000
...
'
'
group'include
offering
,•>■
1374.
P.
the
company's
*
~
.
.
1957, the corporation
revenues
2.80% series due 1980
314%
series due 1981_____.
3%% series due 1983
3 ¥i %
series due 1984__
1956
$51,844,342 $51,152,315
11,735,463
12,113,706
9,158,659
9,196,143
counties
3V-i%
3%
Central Illinois Public
Service Co. —Earns.
Declined—
Operating
company
Kennedy, President, pointed out that "these increases were
during a traxiitio mllv slow time of vear for the fooa
industry,
and we anticipate
substantially increased results during the remainder
of our fiscal 12 months."
He added that "sales and
earnings lor the
eight weeks* do not reflect important revenue
received from the sale,
concluded,, Jast August, of the can-making facilities of our Coastal
Foodk Division; Cambridge, Md., to the National
Can Corp."-—V. "18G,g
in
Becker
shares
for
used
23
♦First
against
a
Aug. 31—
the
of
compared
S.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
PRESENT FINANCING
approximately
per
with
corporation
shares
gas.
$28,168,000.
population of 970,000.
A su'
s^iary
system in Columbus and suburbs.
$2.37 for the similar
moderate increase in earnDec. 31, 1957 with
business conditions re¬
level.—V. 185, p. 934.
Anticipates
arranged
8100,000,000. creait,
a
New York, the Chemical Corn
Exchange
Bank, Federation Bank &. Trust Co.,
New,. Yprk,
24.
872
from
the
sale
of
the
preferred Ishares
company to reduce bank loans
which;; were in-7
curred
for
its construction
program.
The constructions
the period from
program
for
July 1, 1957 to Dec. 31, 1959
tures of
contemplates.expendiapproximately $53,300,000 and Includes
the
two 125,000 kilowatt
installation of
units at a new
electric generating station near
Conesville, Ohio. The initial unit is
expected to be placed in
in December 1957 and the
service
other late in 1958.
4.00
outstanding
-
company's-' present -coicstructton
long-term
financing.
maturities will be used, with interest
of
Bank
York
"■3
'
the
meet
City
7.
;
-
it
for
'
continuing/construction
90-day
the
that
bank
credit
its
anticipation
than
more
National
increase
were
consolidated
income
Company
PROCEEDS—Net
will
36,359 820
Co.—Earnings—
a
period for
equivalent t<o $2.36 as
company
year
12 Months Ended
of
'
Inc.—Arranges
.
for
Total
—V.
are:'iu.
not
30
500
>
%
shares currently
.
453,3$21,216
3.85
shares
periods.
Central Illinois Electric &
Gas
Avge.
Go.-..-----
achieved
commencing
shares
or
call by
by purchase '
lot at $100 per share
and
are
also
redeemable
at
the
option of tthe company at
$115 per share if
redeemed^bn or before
Nov.
1, 1962, and thereafter at
prices ranging from
$108 to $103 "
per shore.
<
•, >.
"
*
1957—8 Mos.—1956
56,397,959 483,783,302
4,903,164
'35,216,989
3,272,049
share.
com.
Operating revenues continue to show
off-set higher
operating costs for the 12
Net
had
net.
BUSINESS—The
195t$
operations
UNDERWRITERS—Other
Feb.
1957
ar6
consolidated to include both
domestic and foreign
operations.
In order to
provide proper comparifions,
1956 data have been
adjusted to include the results
of foreign
subsidiaries.—V. 186, p. 838.
ings
500
&
■
Sept.
1957,^0
'
.
Co.
.
Profit
the
'
&;
Westheimer
.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale
of the'
debentures, together
other funds, will be
applied toward the cost of
the construction
program of the corporation's
subsidiaries.
This * construction
lor
program
1957 is presently
estimated to require
expenditures of approxi-'
matcly $84,00G,000, including about
$4,300,000 estimated for the
tions of hydrocarbon and
por¬
fractionation plants to be built
in 1957.^
BUSINESS—Corporation is an interconnected
natural
gas
system
composed of the corporation, 13
operating subsidiaries and a subsi¬
diary service company. The
operating subsidiaries are engaged- in t ie
production,
storage, .transmission and
distribution of1 natural
Retail
preferred
523.
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Sales and
Earnings Decline-
Period End. Aug. 31—
on
Securities-
reports sales for the first fiscal eight weeks ended
$51,351,405, against $40,507,708 in the comparable
1956 period,"a rise of 26%,
Earnings for the eight weeks totaled $576,-
—
and
permits Rousseiot to manufacture in
Sweden, Switzer¬
now
signatories of the North Atlantic
land and European countries
Treaty Organization.
Rousseiot
the French
molding
Vercoe
500
.
bonding,
&
Webster
.
one.suburban
to, finance
First
of
Aug.
Columbus & Southern Ohio
Electric Co.
Preferred
Stock
Offered—Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. and The Ohio
Co. headed an
investment banking
group which on Oct. 3
offered publicly
80,000 cumulative preferred
shares, 6%
series, at par ($100 per share) and
accrued dividends. /
This offering was
oversubscribed and the books
closed, v '•
The
special chemicals,
technical information
end
SVas
as
Hayoen. Stone &
Co.;-Hornblower & Weeks; Laurence
M. Marks &
Co.; F. S. Moselcy &
Co.; Phelps, Fenn &
Bros. & Hutzler; Shields
Co.; Salomon
& Co.;
Fyancis I. duPont &
Co.; Coolev &
Company; Shelby Cullom Davis &.
Co.; Granbery, Marache &
Co.- H.
Ilentz & Co., E, -F.
Hutton & Co.; McDonnell
& Co.; and The
Robin¬
son-Humphrey Co., Inc.—V. 186, pi 1374.
of the leading producers in the
U. S. of plastic materials
will disclose
to
Rousseiot
its
formulas
and
pertaining to the manufacture of solid
one-staga
phenolic resins for adhesives,
one
and
debentures
Securities Corp.;
Oct.
on
and
500
2,400
Co.____a_ .1,500
Co.__
«
800
Consolidated Foods Corp.—Shows 26% Sales Rise—
.
A.
Boileau,. Paris,
five-year license agreement announced
Hairy Krehbiel, President of Catalin. The
agreement
&
&
727.
annoimced
City
prime
This
received from: Halsev
Stuart
Co. Inc., 99.61, and
Morgan Stanley & Co., 99.519.
%
\
;
The new debentures will
be redeemable at
regular redemption prices '
ranging from 105%- to par, and for
the sinking
fund, beginning in
1959, at par, plus accrued interest
in each
and
and : "know-how"' under *.
a
the
r-
...
Five-Year License Agreement With French
Firm—
corporation
for
subsidiaries
Paul A. Murphy, security
analyst, has been elected a director of this
coi-poration.
He is also associated with the stock
brokerage firm of
Cyrus J. Lawrence & Sons.
This
Smithers
246.
bid of 98.931%.
a
EARNINGS—For the 12 months ended
June 30,
and
its
Director
a
S.
500
borrowings will iielp
and
of
2,400
1,900
2,400
Co
Corp.
3,700
Sweney Cartwright & Co.__
800
Spencer Trask & Co
1,900
2,400
,
8,
Co.,
Ohio, ^Pennsylvania.
West Virginia,
Kentucky, New York, Maryland and
Virginia. In addition, the system has an extensive
wholesale
business,..selling natural
gas to non-affiliated public
utility companies for resale to
tneir companies.
Certain
subsidiaries
produce
and
sell
gasoline - and
otner
hydrocarbons and one
subsidiary produces and sells- oil.
its
meeting last
W. Bennett, President,
said that "while there has
been a
improvement in Casper's operations and
earnings, the board
this
on
natural
....
B.
general
'feels
of
originally postponed
on
Inc.
&
Rothschild
Stone
successive
Co.
with
long-term
a
and
1260
Chase .Manhattan
:
case.
approxi-
off
pay
intends
Co.,
Co._
F.
Starkweather
2,400
Co._______
%■*.}
Seasongood & Mayer
Shields & Co.__i__^
1,500
12th
agent.
&
company
assume
loans
or
Bids
for
to refinance all or
part of the present indebtedness
basis, the amount to be sought to depend
upon
the
amount of proceeds realized from the
sale of stock.
No such negotia¬
tions have as yet been conducted.
f
a
on
3
_
general working capital.
In the event
stock offered is sold, the
company will apply the
to time as received in the
proportion of
the
to
other
than
&
&
covering
oil.—V/180,
intends
and
&
Riter,
L.
500
Oct.
The
Columbia Gas System,
Inc.—Debentures Offered—An
underwriting group headed jointly by Merrill
Lynch,;
Pierce, Fenner & Beane and
White, Weld & Co., on Oct.
4 offered
$25,000,000 of 5% debentures, series
I, due Oct. •
1, 1982, at 100% and accrued interest.
Award of the de¬
bentures was won by the
underwriters at competitive
sale Oct.
gas
The
Jackson
F.
—
Co.-
'
Inc. 1,100
corporation on Sept. 16 filed
Bank,'Irving Trust Co., Manufacturers
a
letter of 'notification with the ^ Trust
Co.,;-the Marine-Midland Trnst Co: of New York, J. P.
voting, trust certificates for 150,000
Morgan
shares of common
& Co. Incorporated,."the New York Trust
Co. and United States Trust
(par 10 cents-U.S.) to be offered at
market (estimated
Co.
at $2.12'/. '
ol i'New
York
The County Trust Co.,
per share).
No
White Plains," N. ;Y.. is
underwriting is involved. The proceeds are to
the other participant.—V.
be used
for expenses incidental
186, p. 1374.
"v
to the exploration for
engage
properties.
Webber,
Co.,
stock
ureas
such
&
500
from
on
from
&
500
Fen-
3,700
800
Co.
&' Weeks—
York
running
The
the
and
these
in
acreage
Pierce,
Turben
Reynolds
800
1,100
Noyes <fe Co.__^.— 2,400
company
The
i-
3,700
1,500
&
1,900
Inc.
Curtis
.
800
Corp..
Co.,
2,400
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.
800
R. w.
Pressprich
Co
1.900
800
Inc
1,900
Co.__
Eeane
.Paine,
500
«
t •"
1,900
&
500
Miller
New
at
(
•
Co
Lynch,
&
ner
Merrill,
1,900
Tiris; isZ the
hasv, arranged
torque
Exchange Commission—
<
3,700
Corp...
Co.,
Marache
186, pp.
The
14
Coastal Caribbean Oils,
Inc., Panama City, PanamaFiles With Securities and
SEC
company's producing properties
Texas, and the company also
&
Hutton
of %-costs
Notes
first
-* *
•
>
Co.___.
Marks <fc
&
Mericka
Merrill
500
&
.
and
obligations
800
J.
M.
Consolidated Edison Co. of New
York,
$100,000,000 Bank Credit—
certain
of
E.
—V.
■
the
Wm.
—
Joseph. Mellen & Miller, Inc.
John B. Joyce» &.Co
!___
France, Germany, Belgium
after
McDonald
Kraus—
.
Cleveland
Hemphill,
W.
%•
Freres'te Co._______: 3,700
Laurence
•
»'
been
mortgage
v
follows:
as
Lazard
Greene & Ladd
'
is
year.
have
first
i
,
Langley
1,500
Grant-Brownell & Co
construction.
Supply
.
.
Shares
C.
1,900
Co
Boston
Reid
Granbery,
St.
will
are
3,700
Goodbody & Co.__
D. Gradison
Co
C.A.,
a
licensed
Guinard
would
company
date. £
W.
W.
already In production, while the Voith
organization will
start producing shortly.
Preliminary production has started at SelfChanging Gears, with full production
expected
properties transferred.
©outh
Equipment
to Clark's end
England.
and
Jones, as of July 1, 1957, transferred
Cix drilling rigs and other equipment and oil and
gas properties
to
the company in exchange for 344,509 shares of its
capital stock, and
the assumption by the company of indebtedness
totaling $894,650 and
of
to
Equipment Co.—Licenses European Firms—
models
corporate organization to acquire, further develop and operate
Interests in oil and gas properties
and a contract drilling business
owned by J. K.
Maxwell, H. C. Jones and W. T. Maxwell, Messrs.
Maxwell
be used
First
.
a
T.
to
are
838.
p.
automotive
company on Sept. 27 filed
a
registration statement with the
covering 300,000 shares of its 10 cent par capital stock, to be
for
public sale.
The offering terms are to be supplied
by
amendment.
No
underwriting is involved.
The company was organized under Texas laws on June
27, 1957, to
W.
pay
at
*
Cloud, near
Paris, France; J. M. Voith, G.m.b.H. of
Heidenhehn (Brenz; Germany, '-"'
and
Self-Changing- Gears, Ltd., of Lythalls
Lane, Coventry, England.
The three companies will
produce Clark-Torcon
torque converters .for
their own
:
This
and
help
and
&
Co.-
First
The
Fulton
wholly-owned subsidiary,'
announced on
Oct. 3 that it has
three European firms to
manufacture its complete line of
Ciark-Torcon torque/ converters.
;
..
Burge
Hornblower
offered
K.
10514
.
Clark
©EC
J.
-
Privately—
''
proceeds
186,
Clark
.
Carter-Jones Drilling: Co., Inc., Kilgore,
Texas—Regis¬
ters Stock Offering With SEC—
firovide
V
company,
It
consists of
15
cents per share,
derived from accumulated net
Income, and is payable Oct. 1 to stockholders of record Sept. 10, 1957.
186,
at
the
that
4.200
Blyth & .Co., Inc._—
Clark, Dodge & Co
Curtiss, House & Co.______
Fahey, Clark & Co,__—_—
Field, Richard & Co.__
of
as
V
at
1,500
Weeks'&
The
Telephone
bonds
The
♦
—V.
which is man¬
aged by Calvin Bullock, Ltd., amounted to $17,170,126 on Aug. 31,
1957, and the asset value per share was $27.27, Hugh Bullock, Presi¬
dent,
told shareholders in a report accompanying the 108th con¬
secutive quarterly dividend.
—V.
Ball,
$1.64
outstanding
...
Inc
Allyri & Co.,. Inc
Baxter" <fc
$4,976,086
$1.71
stock
common
Co.
—
$5,176;067
1957
company
&
Ohio-Company
C.
A.
6,372,540
115,100
thereafter.
Carriers & General Corp.—Assets at $17,170,126—
30,
additions
Baclt»i & Co.u
company, jt was announced on Oct. 2, has sold
privately to instihltional investors an issue of
$1,075,000
first mortgage 5y4%
bonds, series I, due Sept. 1, 1982.
185, p. 819.
June
approximately $21,000,000.-of additional
Shares
Read
Baker,
458,985
require.-
Central
$1.72
of
Monday, October 7, 1957
..
names
of the principal
underwriters of-' the
preferred, shares, and,,the number
thereof which each
lias'severally
to, purchase from
the
Dillon,
2,854,195
divids.
•Based
4,830,000
$1.77
—
As
issue
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
newt
$9,226,735
243,739
income
Aug. 31,
$8,318,609
5,330,0G0
outstanding.—.
share
common
per
dividends
stock
common
Parnings
-
-
The
$704,791
The
Balance
■.*
Dr213,428
264,560
for
1,606,295
stock-
to
against property
$9,440,163
'
$723,545
per
$9,924,904
1,606,295
*—~
applicable
bonds
8,377,496 .>
L-
Bal.
74,512
$14,039,5.99 $12,859,671
3,019,816
2,934,767
-——-————
deductions
etc.
$729,864'
$9,931,117
£>r25,073" Dr231,423
Dr'22,013
$13,939,721 $12,785,159
(net;
income
Gross
8,347,093'P-
deductions-.
Earns,
Int.,
$746,458
—
income
etc.
Pfd.
Net
inc...
oper.
inc.
$65,388J)82 $61,9ML437
—
deductions
revenue
Gross
Int.,
Op^ridhighre^enuesAU_---™
Other
631,884
amended.
entitled
.»■>
agreed
Non-oper.
Operating
600,843
and
<
drilling
marine
Carolina
Co.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
'1957—12 Mos.—1956
$3,263,296
$3,049,951 $37,005,485 $35,049,121
1,915,995
1,688,203* 18,727,275
17,231,462
revenues-
Chronicle
through
is
the
maintaining
Other
Angeles
phonogranh
and
subZ
OC
records
'
Number 5679
186
Volume
.
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
.
completed
Danby Machine Specialties, Inc.—Reports Earns. Up—
■
1957
Year Ended June 30—
Net
—;
sales
Income
Federal
before
Federal
taxes
taxes
$46,518,310
3,260,800
2,300,034
income
on
1,733,700
a
-
Net
income
Cash
1
dividends
paid
Earnings'per
-Net
book
—_
_
is
The
340,272
$1.69
$14.43
606,408
$1.83
—
share
$15.48
—
construction
—V.
Danly, President, on Sept. 27, said in part: '-During the latter
months of the year there was a marked reduction of
new
business
placed for
being
equipment required
by
metal stamping
the
industry.
especially
change became
noticeable
very
contained
indentures
the
in
relating
the directors deem it important to conserve
"In
lieu, Therefore,
paid
the
cash
in. the
$6,000,000
named
called
by
the
—V.
and
General
and
which
on
series
a
of
than
Elgin's
of
consider¬
a
year.
hbur
v
of
year
notably
the
hand
is
H.
26 by the directors.
C.
Long, President
Sept.
construction
Elgin has added more than 40
being marketed to the jewelry trade.
season,,
line
now
1375.
r.
.
The
Ardrey,
end
World
of
War
II
'
'
,
The
post
The
of approximately $32,885,000.
financing program has included:
war
$600
31;-1956, the company
1957 program calls lor all
President
the
of
Bankers
Trust
issues of
Two
•'
1950 to net a total
preferred stock in 1947 and one in
at
bonds
of
issues
3%
in
net $22,933,000,
to
1948
one
For
to
1952
These
$15,157,000,
net
totaled
issues
at 3*4
1954
in
;
^
<
post
the
during
net
to
•
amounted
period
war
$14,832,000
W "* ' \."V
for
of These
$455,900
p.
186,
'
1375.
p.
■
•
July 31—
income
\
income
taxes
•Avge. number com. shs. outstdg. during period
$1,304,215
933,454
Net/profit
share
•After
-.
of
based
stock
com.
on, •
—n
outstanding during period
number shs.
avge.
—
—
•Net. inc. .per
share
in
included
the
$1,630,179
822,277
;
V.
•
Vitro
share
Rubber
; series
>
period
last year.—V.
w;•>
-
of-
for
York
1
Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
186,
■
corporation
Sept-.
on
will
sales
'—a
field.
'
1953
31,
to
are
issued
be
four
this
in
a
revealed
in
and
unique
two-door
a
tire
the-previous
k
choice
across-the-board
of
total
great
the
J.
before
never
inquiries
many
made
company
Vance,
approached
-
of
about
public
Ford
Co.
and
of
the
much
a
economies
larger number of
of
increased
Continentals,
new
buyers at
production.
Kidder,
which
will
be
announced
added:
"This
achievement
production made possible by ofir
results
from
plant
production
two
an
-increasing
number
units.—V.
of
186,
.
Dean
SEC
covering
McDonald
car
the
sub-
Redemption—
and
its
of
Fosgood
Inc., whose salary
capital construction
exceeds
M.
used
for
Trust
Co.
of
New
Marine Midland
Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.—V. 184,
•'
York,
120
An
made at the
be
:
Dow Chemical
its
will
Payment
916.
p.
,
interest.
accrued
offering
employees
shares of common stock of
of 200,000
and
!*
'•
'
r
;*
„
of
those
Stock
subsidiaries
its
Payroll
Plan,
Purchase
"Is ^ Scheduled foT about
*
deductions
Nov;
will
be ^completed
about'the
directors of the company
•
,t
The
The
also
V.
proceeds
186,
and
this''company
certain
Sept.
to
posal
'■
will
the
be
L **•'"'
-For the past several years more than 40% of
shares ,oni the installment basis
•
Cl Bay -Refining to Boost Capacity—
■
>>>',
will
;
1
V
w
,
due
Sept.
,
Eastern Stainless Steel
Oo-^.rle^oti
an
J'.O'm.iQ'1
Corp.—Completing Expansion
e*
a-'s'on
be announced within
will
Installation
Sendzimir
a
year ago
of
$50,000,000 4%% sinking
1, 1982. For details, see
the offering of
debentures,
a
new
,
share
now
Division.
members
become
are
as
had
186,
p.
•'
wMc^
began almost
the next month by this corporation.
mill, plus supporting equipment,
.
The "expansion
8c
Co
L.
Day
&
186,
p.
was
1049.
G,
100,000
Co
31'«%
unsecured
prom,
prom,
notes
Renshaw—
-
&
Durst,
Co
&
close
of
business
on
the
Outstanding
$9,000,000
10,000,000
25,000,000
4,000,000
4,000,000
1958
due
:
9,000,000
9,000,000
5,126,900
1,804,500
•
t
—
Dynamics
•
stock
for-each
terest
share
Dynamics,
.and
of
3%%
of
the
of
board
of
General
directors
Dynamics
of
Liquid
Corp.
Carbonic
They
are:
5
*
••
-
/
have
decided,
the
to
company
4%>%
a
(83 Vh
include
not
of
the
1957
cents
par
$18,700
company
434%
the
§56,394 shs.
value)
face
issued
(17,500,000 shs.
value
an
.held
IThe
tures
-
and supplemental indenture
indenture
are
issued
do
than
more
not
by
additional
subordinated debentures
acquisition of a business and the purchase of
-
98,963 shs.
'
■
amount
...
further £2,-
107,458 shs.
■——
—*
stock
•*Does
1,110 shs.
£957,907 shs.
value)
—
series
August
limit this series of
the
•■*4.779,774 sll6.
In
company.
$974,600
in connection
real property.
principal
with the
.
*.
..
.
under which the deben¬
debentures;
600,000 shares can be outstanding at any one
preference and
common
shareholders.
votes "of'
without- class
time
The
additional sh res of the out¬
standing common stock fof A. M. Byers Co. for $1,800,030 in cash
or, subject to certain conditions, 18,000 shares of $5 cumulative pref¬
erence
stock, and The company has guaranteed payment of a $1,800,000
bank
loan
of
the
seller.
The company is obligated
to issue
approximately 6.000 -shares of the $5 cumulative preference atock
over
the
next
six
years
in connection with past acquisitions
of
company
allocate,
last year;
par
'
5,810 shs.
series-
$5
•>
15,070,000
6,920 shs.
.-
—.
($100
—
Corp.
William
(England)—Expansion—
continued
series
12,000,000
—
———
stock,
pref.
.,,2%
Common
general partner of William
1149. •
series
-TCumul.
Liquid
the
of
—I
:
*2,909,000
1,356,500
4Va%)
pfd. stock (,$100. par value)
41/4"%" series
„
President
currently
rate,
Cumulative
owner
outstanding preferred stock of Liquid
Sept. 25, 1957.
President of Liquid 'Carbonic, becomes a Senior
.
debentures due 1981—
debentures due
1982—
bank loans
(at prime in¬
Short-term
The
1981—
due
debentures
100,000
PRESENT FINANCING
10,000.000
subord.
subord.
6 %
Sept.
Liquid
Liquid Carbonic share
on
subord.
■
-
25,000,000
loans
bank
1963
4 \k %
pro¬
>
100,000
Walker
H.
—
unsecured
to
1958
100,000
$9,000,000
pror.l. notes due
unsecured bank loans due
4^2-4^4%
100,000
Roberts
—
1981
unsecured
1961
100,000
due 1968
due 1972
notes
unsecured
100,000
100,000
—
Authorized
3:i4 %
100,000
Gardner—
&
Parke
EFFECT TO
GIVING
Co.—
Inc.
100,000
-
8c
Wagenseller
150,000
:—
Inc.-:
Co.,
Putnam
Reinholdt
8c
Whipple & Co.—
4*4 %
merger
spent Oil Vla"t, and machinery, and another 380,000
square feet of floorspace was added.
In reviewing the activites of the
company for the -past year,
Sir Harry Railing, Chairman said that
the Wembley Research Laboratories, tire Stanmore Applied Electronic
Laboratories and' the research departments attached
to the various
manufacturing, units continued to contribute to the technical excellence
of
the company's
products.
The laboratories are making a major
contribution to
the guided
missile programme.
The GEC is taking
a
leading part in the nuclear energy programme of the nation and
an
order. has
been received
from the South of Scotland Electricity
Board
for
the
largest,
complete
atomic energy power station.—-V.
OOO.OOO
100,000
Northwest
Jaffray &
.Hopwood —
150,000
150,"00
Trask & Co.
Anthony &
CAPITALIZATION
Corp. was
meetings on
the
100,000
—
Poole,
..
of
<fc
Co.—
Rodman
Carbonic
separate
approved
of. the
that each
General
of
held.
directors
Blair,
Jones
Ohio
Schmidt,
to
in respect of the holding
company,-£500,000 to reserve for increased cost of plant replacement
and £500.000 to reserve
ag"imt
v* s'-ock
depreciation.- A final
dividend of 8%
has been recommended, making 1212%
for the year
amounting to £1.293,750 on the increased ordinary capital of £18,000,000, against- a 14%
dividend on a lower capital of £13,714,680 last
year amounting to £1,104,032.
In fact, £189,718 more has been paid in
dividends by the company.
It should be added that the new capital
raised by...the company lias been in use for- only four months during
the-past- financial year.
-:"
Closed—Haisey, Stuart & Co.
Oct. 3 announced that subscription book<? h^ve
V. 186, p. 1148.
the
redeemed
The idirectors
Duke Power.Co.—Books
The
,
100,000
100,000
Co..,—„
Templeton
225,000
Rhoades
150,000
&
£Not
.loading track adja^nt to its plant area at the mouth of the
on
at
Carbonic Corporation became
General Dynamics
Corp.
General Electric Co. Ltd.
•
...
on
of
agreement
one
.was
cisco.—V-.
Saginaw River.—V.T86, p. 1261.
fund
firms
Mitchum,
225,000
Co.— '
&
Milwaukee
The
100,000
—
150,000
R.
Blair & Co., investment
bankers,-* Chicago:
W." Palmer Dixon, general partner of Carl
M.
Loeb, Rhoades <Sc Co., New York Investment bankers;
and Berkley
Neustadt, ^President of Pacific Tractor & Implement Co., San Fran¬
Expansion • will involve "installation of a new topping unit for processIhg crude'Oil,-and completion is expected about Oct. 1,'1958.
As
another
major improvement^ the company also will install an
Inc.
receive
.Three
Bay Refining Corp. of Bay City, Mich., a Wholly-owned, subsidiary, on
its daily/crude refining capacity to
15,000 barrels.
"I*
'
' '
been closed
Division
McCormick
.
additional
inc.
"•
Piper,
3*a %
eligible employees have
.
'
effective
Liquid
-
OCtI 2 announced plans-to increase
'
The
of the
Carbonic
now
Liquid
of The
both
companies
Rex L.
Nicholson,
Vice-President"; of General
start in early December and payments will
middle of August, 1958.
As in the past,
are excluded from the plan.
'-.v.
->
> subscribed-for
225,000
225,000
&
150,000
Aug., 22.
Liquid Carbonic
Carbonic
-"
1
Co'.—,—-
100,000
& Co., Inc.
Turben & Co.,
„
both
merger, became
Terms
•
of
owners
of
1957, When
Carbonic
ninth
this corporation
.
directors
,on
The
.
30,
».
into
share
by
27.
l"he
associated
.
Merrill,
C,
Bacon,
are
100,000
100,000
Kormendi
225,000
Loeb,
Tucker,
1376.
p.
100,000
Co
Cleveland
Allyn & Co., Inc.
Auchlncloss, Parker &
Redpath
—S.
W. C. Langley & Co.— •
A.
Dynamics Corp.—Merger Effective—
merger
approved
,
the 1957-58 Emsince the company
started selling common stock to its employees on an installmeht basis.
Approximately 30,000 employees-, will be eligible to subscribe for
stock this year under the usual payroll deduction plan.
The price of
the stock will be announced by the company on Oct, 22.
Subscriptions
will be accepted from Nov. 4 through Nov. 22.
}
As In previous plans,
eligible employees vtill be permitted to subscribe ' for > stock up to 10%
of their annual wage or salary and
may cancel or reduce their subscriptions at any time
prior to final
payment. : They may also prepay all or part of their subscriptions on
or. after March 10, 1958.
Mailing of prospectuses explaining the plan.
ployees
...
General
Co.—Employees Stock Offering—
companies was authorized on Oct. 1 by the directors.
The new "offering to employees,
to be known as
225,000
-
.
—
& Co
Dominick-
Co.
A twill
See
First
Shields
$4,200.
program;
100,060
&
Miller & Co
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
225,000
4%
be
to
for redemption en Nov. 1, next, $125,000
sinking fund debentures due May 1, 1961 at 100%,
corporation has called
100,000
Co.__
100,000
Pacific
&
*
plus
The
Corp.
Hayden,
Hutton
E.
100.000
r
Co., Inc.
&
225,000
was
27 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
to purchase plan to employees of the company
employees'
300,000
Jackson
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
Hiornblower & Weeks—
Carl
&
Evans
A.
Co;, Inc.
Fahey,
Clark
300,000
&
Inc.-
1
Co.——
Co
IlaJlgarten
Norton
300.000
Webber,
Dominick
Burr,
Clement
100,000
100,000
Co
&
Sz
Kraus—
&
&
$100,000
—
Earth
Collin,
>490,000
Co
Curtis
&
Inc.
J.
R. S. Dickson &
&
Burge
Paine,
Sept.
12.500
severally
have
Baker, Weeks & Co
490,000
Co.—
Co
—
Witter
Ball,
Co., Inc., Leominster, Mass.—Files With
on
of
to $205,968,161)
below
named
sales
net
1957,
490,000
490,000
490,000
Weld
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The- company
31,
Co.—
White,
Spencer
Foster Grant
May
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Co...$2,260,000
&
1049.
p.
underwriters
600,000
&
Barney
designed expressly for the type
we are using for the Con¬
tinental,* and secondly, the fact that the Lincoln for 1958 will incor¬
porate-Continental styling and performance, thus Enabling the com¬
pany to spread the costs of luxury car design and manufacture over
.
ended
Coffin
Forgan
W.
Mlcli.,
General Tire 8s
tires and tubes,
of
airplane
490,000
Smith,
cost
which
and
Co.——
Glore,
the
be
months
six
the
Co., Inc.__:
Dillon, Union
Securities '&
factors—increased
at Novi,
newr
will
to
Inc.
Brothers
&
Eastman
car
when
truck
automobile,
been
Peabody &
Lehman
the
a
since
company
products
principal
years
UNDERWRITERS—The
General
car
the
attributable
purposes.
many
Pictures,
Doclge
within the reacli of
those
and its
Any proceeds received
warrants will be used for
the
of
capital,
increasing
been
including
agreed to purchase from the company the following respective principal
amounts of the debentures
(with warrants):
•
only
Diversified Oil & Mining Corp.—Partial
have
Co.
exercise
working
with
have
needs
sales,
company and consolidated subsidiaries amounted
and net income after taxes amounted to $5,814,861.
announcement.
Motor
1081.
the
of activities of
costs of production.
the
upon
EARNINGS—For
the
ultra-high priced
product plans for
prior
debentures with
amount of outstanding
of
equivalent
in connection
scope
higher
and
sale
the
con-
the
further
no
Vice-President
in
company
repair
Teleraclio
•
1
hardtop to give
four
body styles in
the
of
materials and industrial rubber products. In recent years,
General Tire has expanded Into other. activities as well, ancl today,
a
substantial part of its* business is In plastic materials and products
as
well as in the rocket propulsion field, the latter through a sut>sidiary, Aerojet-General Corp,
It is also in the entertainment field
in radio, television and motion pictures
through its subsidiary, RKO
New
retractable-top
option
an
capital
the
corporate
Rubber
'
Continental
new
was
1, 1967.
lower rate
successively
a
at
also redeemable for
For other purposes,
are
interest.
the
at
then
ancl
They
at
the
from
increased
of
company
Blyth
sedans
to
models
company
refunding
years
years.
incurred
loans
of
Clark,
gold farm loan sinking fund
five-year 6%
of
by
for
five
accrued
retire
to
Working
expansion
the
942. ;
p.
five
proceeds
BUSINESS—For
name
to
Jan.
1,
1958, entitle the
stock (par value 83y$ cants)
share to and including Oct.
per
redeemable
are
used
result
subsidiaries,
including
186,
Offered—
thereafter to and including Oct.
pins
par
$25
first
the
next
at
bank
a
&
under
The
corporations,
new models appear In dealer showrooms in November,
stantially lower- than the Mark II, Mr. Nance said.
Ger¬
-■■ ■-
securities
line
added
Despite' a
Prices
W.
■„ '>
,
••
in exchange for outstanding
bonds of 1925, due Sept. 3 5,
1950;.farm loan secured 6% gold sinking fund bonds due July 15, I960;
and farm loan secured 6%
gold sinking fund bonds, second series of
1927. due Oct. 15, 1960, pursuant to the provisions of Annex II to the
London Agreement Hon German External Debts of February 27, 1953. ,
These
as
the'
'
:
in corporate
(Mich.)—New Continental Series—
full
•*
•
after
or
at
redeemable
are
for
the
be
Bache
:
.
filed an'application with the SEC on Sept.-30, 1957,
seekin^'-quallflcation of an indenture pursuant to which it proposes to
issue $500,000 of 5'a'/o-debt adjustment..debentures, series A due Jan. 1,
1973, and $1,100,000 of 4 Vi%
debt adjustment .debentures, series B,
first lien"7%
the change
financial
and
be offered
3.- -.
which (-reflects, the
company
due Jan. 1,1973.
announced
1
four-door
an
Continental,
line
.
t
This
will
plans for .the new 1958 lull-line Continental will bring the luxury
'•}
many—Seeks Qualification of Indenture—
of its
1957.
Stock Offering to
redemption prices ranging from 306% for those redeemed
1, 1958, to 100% for those redeemed on or after Oct. 1,
Manager of the Lincoln and Mercury Division, said-that merchandising
.
Frankfurt,
Rentenbank-Kreditanstalt,
Deutsche
~
Mav
for
requirements.
prestige car line, the company announced.
The ,; company had said In
May that production of the Mark II
Continental had ended with completion of a model run of 3,000 units
He
;
ended
110%
fund
short-term
to
classic
famed
(
•
of
tlio
31, 1957 compared
The current ratio is 2.6 to 1.—V. 179,
industrial
a
to
',
be
Continental
.
26
of
Oct.
on
all-new
vertible
•
V
filed with the SEC an amendment
its registration statement covering an
additional 1,000,000 shares
common
stock, $1' par value.—V. 186, p. 940.
The
several
1958,
City
T^o
•
-
quarter
in
August
of
Corp,", of America and Flying Tiger Lines, Inc.—V*.
Introduction
;'
.
of
earnings
the same
■;
■
in
"
"
Delaware
-
loss
a
compares
Townsend, President of Townsend Investment Co., Short
has been elected a director of this Fund.
is consultant to the Axe-Houghton Funds and is a
Ford Motor Co.
822,277
933,454
M.
James
W
of May 31,
as
N. J.,
director
earnings'figures is Dayton Rub-
above
undistributed
the
of
Dayton
"p. t2gi.
of
at
$356,000
on
of common
debentures
debentures
'Warrants
Mr.'Townsend
-
Copolymer Rubber <to
Chemical Corp.
These earnings, were equal to* 38c per Dayton Rubber
$ common-share for the nine months ended July 31, 'as compared to 41c.
to
the
of
as
of
exercisable
of
PROCEEDS—Net
Financial Industrial Fund, Inc.—New Directors—
Hills,
adjusting for stock dividends paid Feb. 15 and Nov.*30, 1956.
"'NOTE—Not
-
ahead
$500,000
Sales
'
Oct.
by
Morris
;
3,387,932
1,757,753
2,660,253
1,356,038
per
47%
was
operated
depreciation.
It
company
of
quarter.
of its -management subsidiary, Security Bankers
Management Corp,
.Family Finance Management Corp,—V. 186, p. 1049.
1956
.,1957
.
taxes——
Federal
for
new
.at
,
Family Finance Corp.—Name of Subsidiary Changed
~
'
—
tier's
about
capital
the
31
$14,000
preceding
This corporation on Oct.
$59,872,283 $54,172,336
Federal
before
Provision
.
the
prices
sinking
general
company's
9 Months Ended
vf
:
■
at
the
•
Dayton Rubber €0. (& Subs.)—Sales Up—Earns. Off—
Profit
'
1992.
Co.—Debentures
Rubber
&
debentures
new
the
923.
;
1
:
bank
of
retirement
185, p.
•
purchase 20 shares
$1,000
Interest
lower
a
preferred
the
finance
—V.
includes
in
ran
Working
to
to
loss
$102,800
quarter
1957.
stock and the balance was used to partially
expansion program.
Mr.
Long announced after the board meeting that the sale would
be open to competitive bidding and as usual would be subject to a
registration statement filed with the Securities and Exchange Ccunmission becoming effective, and apprpval of the Ohio P. U. Commission,
"cumulative
'
The
this program
From
v
This
of
second
net total to the company of $44,219,000.
the company has realized a total of $121,826,000.
proceeds were spent to redeem 100,000 shares of 4V2%
; 1,425,206 shares
.Part
one
$52,922,000.
issued
stock
Common
and
Joss
.a
of 3lUrfo
'
in
1636.
p.
the quarter ended Aug.
$24,000.
$24 685,000.
Two
to
each
of
Estey Organ Corp. (Del.), Brattleboro, Vt.—Earnings
'
;
185,
was
o
1962 and, $27.50 per share
T,
to
,
Of
million.—V.
to Dec.
up
for expansion.
.additional expenditure
'
-
the
lor
-
warrants,
holder
-
.
,
'
"
$175,000,000
spent
DP&L,
program.
the
Since
-had
of
used
be
construction projects.—V.
filed
Tire
„
Kenneth
Inc.
Co.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and associates on Oct. 3 offered
publicly an issue of $12,000,000 of 6% subordinated de¬
bentures, due Oct. 1, 1982 (with common stock purchase
warrants attached) at 100% and accrued interest.
Co., New York,
mortgage, bonds was approved
•has,, been elected a -member of the board of trustees, it was an¬
,
...
•
* r ' VJ '•
nounced on. Sept. 27 by Equitable President F. W. Hubbell.
announced, that the sale
'i The
Equitable Life of Iowa, currently celebrating its 90th anniver¬
would take place early In November. Proceeds/will be used to repay
sary year,, operates. in 31
states and the District of Columbia.
Its
temporary bank loans and defray a part of tme.-rost of the 1957-58
.business in .force is in exces of $l1/a billion and its assets total
$25,000 000 offering of 30-year first
A
on
.
would
debentures
corporation
General
replaced
for
Alex
&
so-
.
Trustee—
a
Blyth
company.
"one-armed"
Equitable Life Insurance Co. of Iowa—Banker Elected
r
the
of
registration statement with the SEC on
Oct.
1, 1957, covering 301,995 shares of its $10 par common stock,
-to be offered pursuant to the terms • of its Employees' Stock
Plan
to
employees and certain officers of General Telephone and' of its
•majority owned North American subsidiary.—V. 186, p. 262.
■
.,
the
Employees—
last
ultra-thin
conventional
the
selling
its entire
of
V This
Manager
is selling
higher-priced, watches,
disc.
to
186,-p.
in
crystals
Christmas
models
new
Sept.
men,
revolving
.a^
For
stock
filed a registration statement with the
$15,000,000 principal amount of sub¬
1, 1977, convertible on or before Oct. 1,
General Telephone Corp.—Registers
innovations
for
of
principal underwriter.
loans- end for pending
•
,
"wraparound"
watches
3
Oct;
due
common
the
as
sale
of
$8,000,000 figure is an additional expenditure
for increasing its raw materials inventory
continuous operation of these added
facilities.
E> Corr, • Vice-President
style
"
Oct.
on
registration
According to the statement filed with the Commission, the proceeds
million
728.
into
1967,
installation
y.-Mr. Corr attributed the' trend to Elgin's pioneering this
several
debt,
Dayton Power & Light Co.—Proposed Financing—
new
included
is
division, has revealed that the company
larger percentage of higher priced watches
ably
2%. lias been declared payable '
30, 1957."—'V. 185, p. 1272.
oi
.
15,
long-term
our
the
..
watch
cash at this time.
H
which would ordinarily b6
dividend
Oct. 15, a stock dividend
1957 to holders of record
on
Oct.
of
to
the
$2.5
supply
p.
Harold
satisfactory and at the moment there is no reliable indication of
improvement for the second quarter.
\
>
.) "In view Not .these uncertainties with respect to earnings, and taking
•-hato account-also cash requirements for the plant expansion program
in the next few months and the provisions for working capital maintenance
186,
in
of
to
for
<
the
11
Cement Co.—Registers With SEC—•
Portland
company
for
ordinated debentures
next few months.
addition which houses
Elgin.National Watch Co.—Watch Sales Up—
recently, and since de^
liveries continued to be largely in excess of new borders received, the
backlog of unfilled orders has declined materially.
It appears thaj
.operations in the first quarter of the current fiscal year were un¬
This
included
General
SEC
the
within
building
operating
operation
..
Eastern
be
to
costs
mill
v
necessary
H.
P.
Sendzimh-
Not
by
furnace-.
This
■
building
scheduled
total.-
represents approximately $6,000,000 of
The remaining $2,000,000 is the cost
equipped with a 60,000 pound capacity,
Now
in-its final construction'stages,
this
ago,
expenditure.
shop
project
$1,154,034
————^
share
value per
melt
arc-type
the
.*•
months
expansion
new
electric
1,146,000
$1,527,100
income.
on
of
$77,512,049
:
two
total
the
1956
(1503)
■
certain
is obligated to purchase 60,000
businesses*
rSEach
share
common
stock
1959,
5.490
5.B8G
shares
of
the
(83%
45i%
cents
series is convertible into 5.718 shares of
value) to and including March 31,
par
thereafter to and including March 31,
thereafter to and including March 31, 1965,
shares
1962,' and
subject to
adjustment.
322,401 shares reserved as of July 1, 1957 for conversjon
4V2%
cumulative preference stock, 240,069 , shares
issuance on exercise of then outstanding warrants, and
197,610 "shares available for sale to officers and employees, and also
includes
180,000
shares
reserved for issuance on ex rclse
of the
warrants now offered.
As of July 1 options for 48,645 shares granted
to
employees had not been exercised and
that number of shares
were
reserved for issuance pursuant
to the exercise thereof.
As of
July 1 there wer<» outstanding warrants ex-i-ng Jun- 15, 1961 for
the purchase of 92,067 shares of common stock
(at $22.44 per shard
Includes
of
outstanding
reserved
for
t
12
(1504)
before
or
on
warrants
of
$20.83
—V.
Include
fcr
186,
$19.23
and
to
held
which
"Authorized
lutions
of
to
new
five
to
from
for
time
to
employees.
purchase
from
Anderson
18C,
943.
p.
P.
Goodrich 'Tire
Designed
the
-tire
new
nylon
road
for
use
new
on
with
cars
14-inch
is
called
"Trallmaker."
It
has a
heavy carcass
for. wear nnd protection
186, p.
is
made
with
B.
Co.,
R.
Aug. 31—
income
taxes—————
before
Provision
income
for
profit
outstanding'
Net profit per share—
—V. 186, p. 112.
$258,026
210,000
$1.35
Shares
(It. F.)
————
-V
Record
the
months
ended
Equal
$1.25
to
Aug.
share
per
the six
31,
Earnings
after
1957
the
on
months
Co.,
>
.1
and
facilities
Wright &
is
the
result
to
of
taxes
und
depreciation
by Lansing P.
reported
of
stock
common
times
25
by
their
original
W.
Poulsen,
Corp.
greatly
enhance
our
production
ability,"
earnings
represent an increase of 19.8%
earnings during the comparable period a year ago. Earnings
during the first six months of the 1956 fiscal year totaled $2,308,405,
the
CG
Electronics
Inc.,
operates
as
Metuchen,
wholly-owned
a
N,
J.
Gulton
Mr.
acquisition of CG Electronics in July for
subsidiary
Industries
of
or
$1.13 per share on the 1,929,507 shares of common stock then
outstanding.
>
Earnings for the first half of the current fiscal year, highest for a
similar period
in the 85-year history of the company, were based
...
six
record
14.5%
mouths
sales
over
of
sales
of
$207,351,911.
$181,143,406
This
during the
period
same
inc^ase
an
w*s
of
of
1906.
Earnings for the second quarter of the 1957 fiscal year which ended
Aug. 31 totaled $1,443,168, equal to 65 cents per share, an increase of
19.7%
over
1956
second
quarter 1 earnings.
Second
quarter
195G
earnings were $1,205,165, equal to 59 cents per share on the lesser
of
shares
of
the
number
Sales
totaled
then
outstanding.
the
for
company
$105,212,389.
This
steps," Mr.
period
increase
an,
ended
of
Aug.
11.5%
over
in
Mr.
$94,408,317 in the *ame period of 1956.
Mr. Shields also pointed out that acquisition of the three H. L. Mills
supermarkets in Hagerstown, Md., last month was expected to increase
the company's annual sales by more than $6,000,000.—V. 186,
p. 12G2,
Gulf Oil Corp.—Two New Units
corporation
its
at
use
1
units
new
each
heating oil;
day
of
the
basis
have
they
but
etf
Pa.,
it
"Both
tie
will.retain
of
design
a
expected
to
exceed
these
figures on
which have
his
post
President
as
on
of
The
Sept.
27
to
Cottrell
the
performance of the two
operating for several months at
been
The Port
phia,
at
t
Port
Arthur
*
y,
„
the
of
One
original Gulflners,
Port Arthur, Texas.
built on the same
plants those at Philadel¬
well above design capacity, the company re-
Arthur units,
producing
are
vealed*. *
Gulfiners
-.
.
is
processing light catalytic gas
catalytic cracking units at a rate of 25,000
other is processing straight run (or virgin)
27,000 barrels per day.
the 'refinery's
from
barrels
per day.
distillate stock at
'Further,
The
the Port Arthur Gulfiners
are operating at somewhat lower
which will serve
to
extend
catalyst
frequency of catalyst regeneration. Operationwise,
it permits extending the production
period, after the catalyst begins
to deactivate, by raising the temperature.
tcmpenature
life
and
than -anticipated,
reduce
the
Gulfinlng was developed at the company's Research Center, near
Pittsburgh, Pa., to utilize hydrogen, produced by Gulf's recently In¬
stalled catalytic reformers, for the purpose of removing sulfur and
other undesirable compounds from fuel oil distillates by hydrogenation.—V.
186,
board.
—
Bonds O^ered
—
Halsey,
47/8% series due Oct. 1, 1987, at 101.50% and accrued in¬
terest, to yield 4.78%, The group won award of the issue
at competitive sale Sept. 30 on a bid of 100.619%.
Fenner
the
&
bonds
474s
as
and
Beane
received
were
White,
Weld
from:
Co.
A;
Merrill
(jointly),
Lynch,
100.4593;
was
exemption
Commission
request
announced
from
has
the
given
on
Sept.
Investment
Interested
27.
has
until
persons
1840;
8,
1957,
The
to be owned by the Liberlan
company.. Under an aggreement
applicant and Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.,
the
latter
purchase, upon delivery of each of the three
tankers, 5(4%
collateral trust bonds of applicant in an
amount
equal to the cost
of
each
vessel
(presently estimuted at .$18,750,000 each)
but
not
will
of
to
$1G,000,000.
Metropolitan,
completion,
each
construction
subject to
applicant
will
and
company
Simultaneouly,
receive
tanker
the
of
will
approval
the
the. later'.?
is
to
be
tankers
of
lend
the
each
5(4%
Maritime
Electrochemical
of
to
the
promissory
a
its
Upon
said
shares—a
by
M. -A.
the
little
less
Hanna
Hooker
their
and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
100.299, and Lehman Brothers,'. 100.099. Bids for the bonds
were received as follows:
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., 101.758; and Stone
5s
as
Hp W«bstqr-Securities,Corp.,^ 101.5?.
The
bonds
new
will
^
^
,
(
be
redeemable at regular redemption prices
ranging from 106.40'%' to par, and at special redemption prices reced¬
ing from 101.50% to par, plus accrued interest in each case:
PROCEEDS—Net
by
the
with
be
proceeds
from
the
6f
sale
the
bonds
will
be
company to pay off short-term* notes Incurred in connection
construction program, and the balance of the
proceeds will
for other corporate purposes.
the
used
3%
were
only
is
in
the
primarily
outstanding
Hooker.
small
a
1376.
p.
of
holding
which
186,
than
BUSINESS—Company
distributing
generating,
in
and
miles
square
also
central
south
with
conducts
Baton
Rouge,
total
estimated
-an
steam
a
La.,
EARNINGS—For
had
is
engaged
principally in
the
business
of
and selling electricity in southeastern Texas
Louisiana, comprising an area of about 28,000
part
involved
stock—rep¬
Officials
of
in
the
of
products
population
business
of
and
900,000.
sells
The
natural
company
gas
in
the
area.
the
operating
12
months
of
revenues
ended
June
30,
$58,413,765
1957,
and
the
net
company
income
of
Authorized
mtge. bonds (issuable in
2%%
series
due
portfolio held
and
iron ore
coal
3%
series
due
23%%
series
due
series
due
1980
33/s%
series
due
1981
3(4%
series
due
1982
3%%
series
due
12,000,000
10,000,000
10,000,000
10,000,000
10.000,000
15,000,000
10,000,000
1983—
10.000,000
series
due
1986
474 %
series
due
1987
15,000,000
17,000,000
15,000,000
$4.40
$4.50
due
stock
Jan. 1, 1969
cumulative ($100 par—
in
dividend
dividend
of
preferred
preferred
stock
stock
'50,000 shs.
120,000 shs.
50,000
s is.
series
60,000 shs.
preferred stock
stock (no par or stated
value)
50,000 shs,
50, .00 shs.
6,250,000 shs.
4,521,832 shs.
dividend
70,000 shs.
noted
of
150,000
share
Net
automation
used
to
stock
expand
orders,
production
was
sold
Mark
facilities
Schindler,
its
factory
Gross
Net
60,0^0 shs.
70,000 shs.
was
that
the
In
195G
$2,863,104
2G0.5G4
foreign income taxes
controls
and
computing equip¬
audio-equipment.
See
announced
plant
on
of
Sept.
this
company
is
now
in
also
V.
186
49,940
199,000
$61,564
$0.1G
full
plant
New
produc¬
19.
facilities.
engineering and
addition
research
Instrument
Specialties
has
facilities
addition
produc¬
in
to
Galesburg, HI.—Registers
-
to
&
expenditures
have
have
Trust
to provide new -equipment
requiring, substantial amounts of
-been
been
obtained
Savings
Bank,
initially-'through -bank
Chicago,
and
ex¬
to the main plant and
general offices at 244 Bergen
West Paterson, N. J. I-S produces
Beryllium Copper Screw
products in another New Jeresey
plant.
-First
loans
Galesburg
&
which
the
latter
will
-
purchase $900,000 of
47b %
notes
173, p.
1957
-
.
$5,274;521
-
Income
.1956
$32,976,227^32,642,195
27,695,706 ' 27,200.977
taxes__„
;
62j,994
$5,435,21855.552
,
$5,337,515
deductions
$5,490,770
1,542,368
1,516,097
$3,795,147
inoome
preferred
on
after
per
184,
8
2390.
Service Co.—Net Earnings Off—
revenues
stock
preferred
shares
—V.
$3,974,673
517,585
$3,457,083
2,997,356
dividends
outstanding
2,997,356
$1B9
$1.15
,
share
common
517,585
-63,277,562
•
stock
I
-
•
427.
p.
Israel-Mediterranean
Petroleum,
Inc.,
Panama—
of
Registers Offering With SEC—
This
corporation
Sept. 27 filed a registration statement'with the
covering 1,000.000 shares of its lc par common
capital stock.
registration statement also covers 1.000,000 voting trust certifi¬
SEC
The
for
IMP
on
voting1 trust
of
the
stock
common
and
offer
Erwin
S.
to
be
Shimron,
issued
voting
certificates
for
the
certificates^ ;whlch"are listed
underwriting is involved.
.
No.
There were
on
cents
the
T
by Jack
trustees.
IMP
shares
the
on
•„
N.
Blinkoff,
It
4s
Aaron
.proposed
at .the -market
to
price
American -Stock Exchange.
•
r.
t.
•
outstanding voting trust certificates representing 7.460.205
Sept. 18,
per share.
e
State
15 57.
The
Control
development
of
closing
of
ntends
an-
ro
exploration
the
the
to
and
price
is
company
concentrate
production
Sept.
on
its
of
25,
vested in
1957,
oil
and
gas,,
Israel.
was
the
operations,
voting
involving
primarily
However, it owns with Pan-Lsnael Oil Co.,
interest in Manabi
Expoloration
Go.,
Inc.,
the
operations of which are in Ecuador.
IMP together
with Pan-Israel
Oil also have
applied-for or acquired interests in the .Mediterranean
Inc.,
a
controlling
Carribean
Net
used
areas.
proceeds
of the sale of the voting trust certificates are
to be
approximately $400,000 to carry out the exploratory
development of presently licensed acreage; $30,000 for
follows:
as
chilling
and
operations
and
expenses
as
and
when
required:
and
$100,000 for
acquisition, exploration and development of additional acreage.—V.
183,
2651.
p.
Johnson Service Co., Milwaukee, Wis.—Sale of Stock—
The
Attorney General of the United States will up to 11 a.m. (EST)
29, receive at the Department of Justice, Office' of Alien
Prop¬
Oct.
on
erty,
Indiana Avenue, N.W.. Washington 25, D.C., bids for the
purchase from the Government of 3,600 shares of capital stock
(par $5)
101
this
in
—
leading producer of Beryllium Copper Springs, was
constantly increasing demand for its
products, to undertake
to
Co.,
construction
said
which
Earnings
full
production facilities of both plants
increased industrial demand for transistors
radios, computers and
portable
expanded
facilities.
Machine
1957
101,039
$0.13
•'
Common
of
addition
Boulevard,
and
expenses, and
Balance
laboratories.
company,
panded both
tion
.sedimentary
three-year ^concession
-as *he iinal stop
income—Net
Income
to
President,
v
newly
major
extensive
a
earnings
Other
and
be
transistor
to
stock
common
Instrument Specialties Co., Little
Falls, N. J.
Plant Facilities in Operation—
a
of
2130.
p.
,
hew
research
Schindler
by
most
end
exploratory well
12 Months Ended Aug. 31—
Operating
Operating
shares
building, will provide for humidity and dust control
facilities, expanded inspection and
quality control analysis
meet
This
120,000 shs.
In addition
additional
tion, it
182,
and
the
an
Telephone
Iowa Public
in
its
ultra-modern
forced
dividend pld. stock, 1949
$4.20 dividend preferred stock
$4.44
volume
The
series):
$4.40
Common
current
1092.
at
drilled
additions and improvements.—V.
truste*-.
that
the
filed
are
under
company.
This
1
12,300,000
debentures
issuable
will
ment,
that
Aug. 1, 1958,. These notes will be due 25 years from date of issue.
The proceeds thereof will be vised to
discharge bank Jiuans and for
preferred
2075.
present manufacturing facilities in Elmhurst, N. Y., is equipping another
manufacturing plant in Long Island
City to produce germanium-junction alloy transistors. The
p.
17,000,000
Preferred
capital
13,000,000
4(4%
3%
added
Mr.
12,000,0 G
10.000,000
10,000,000
1979
2%%
-
\__x
p.
Corp.—Offering Fully Subscribed
announced
will be utilized to
13,000,000
1978
has
company
by manufacturers
$27,000,000
120,000 shares of 6^4%
revealed.
Outstanding
28,000,000
of
$25) for $2,975,000.—V. 183,
offering was fully subscribed to within one month. The
directly to the public by the company.
and
disclosed
taxes
Baroway
—
—Expansion Planned—
meet
deepest
selected
had
~
Bank
property
cates
Corp.
now
on
50
production
series) -$200,000,000
1976
issue
an
Industro Transistor
an
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING
"First
investors
stock (par
Industro,
$11,589,442.
panies
Hanna
Preferred Stock Sold
Privately—The corporation has sold to three institutional
The
also
.
'
,
Hudson Pulp & Paper
The
is
.Seagrave,
II.
$51,099
Harris
Dividends
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
Co.'s
shares
concern,
production.—V.
used
who
Louis
Trust .Company,
Galesburg. The net proceeds of the
sale of the additional common stock will be
applied against bank loans
which are anticipated to be
approximately $550,000 at .the time the
proceeds are received.
%
The company has entered into
agreements With two insurance com¬
are
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
(jointly),'
by
The
thereto
Administration.
secondary offering of 191,400 shares of common stock
(par $5) was made on Sept. 30 by The First Boston
Corp.
share, with a dealer's concession of 90 cents
per share. It was completed.
The
1
share
money,
Liberian
notes.
ancillary
-
new
at $24.50 per
resented
exploration .program
Oct.
on
bonds
20-year charter.
transactions
S.
sale
proceeds
placed under
and
U.
with
,
$2,787,928
company's
service
are
between
excess
extensive
Committee,
the
be
was
State
and
to
of
Oct.
.
1796.
p.
involved.
\-
applied
Act
corporation contemplates the issue and sale of 100 shares
of
capital stock,
at $10 per
share,
to
Hercules
Tankers Corp.,
a
Liberlan company which will be a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Barber
Oil Corp., a Delaware
company engaged in the oil business.
Applicant
intends to participate in a program for
financing the construction of
three tanker vessels, which are to be built
by Bethlehem Steel Co.
in
to
company
from
Company
much
a--registration-statement with the
SEC
onSept. 27, 1957, covering 4,900 shares of its $100 per common stock.
The company proposes to- offer these -shares -for
subscription at par
by holders of its outstanding stock in the ratio of one ■■■•now
share, l or
each
two shares
held
of
record
Oct.
18,
1957. No underwriting is
Co.,
The
and
An
made
was
Executive
income
per
National
hearing.
a
Hooker
Gulf States Utilities Co.
Other bids for
1*
for
the
before.
ever
Offering With SEC—
This
They
Its
A050.
p.
Stuart & Co. Inc., on Oct. 1 headed an underwriting syn¬
dicate which offered $17,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
Pierce,
TV*
data
of
*nasses
than
reduced ^by -as
—
184,
Stock
■"
.•
elected
were
Hercules Tankers, Inc.—Seeks SEC
Exemption—
to
be
other
be
believe
Intra
-
John
W.
Hooper, President of The Lincoln Savings Bank of
N. Y., Oswald L. Johnston of New York
City, and Richard
Tullis,. Vice-President of Hurris-Intertype,
Messrs. Johnston and
Hooper were directors of Intertype Corp. before its
merger into HarrisSeybold in June.—V. 18G, p. 1050.
and
the
to
for Federal
Earnings
in
Harris-Intertype
directors
new
SEC
large
fashion
will
income
—V.
with our program of
establishing
subsidiaries on a decentralized
profit-center basis, with a
general office providing policy
guidance, over-all research
staff services."
••
Tullis
road
can
related
are
are:
the
705-III
has received
before
Net
,
home
applications
Chairman.
Panama,
Provision
B.
new
of
sales
Profit
Brooklyn,
has
placed on stream
Gulfining units which
heating oils.
capacity of .20,000 barrels a
two
super-refine
are
Stream—
on
that
announced
refinery at Philadelphia,
hydrogenation process to
a
The
oil
Oct.
on
handle
to
versatile
more
the
simultaneously.
705-III feature*-eeveral
International Products Corp.—Sales and
Earnings Off
|
The
system
a
qualifying the lease.—V.
and
subsidiary
Three
the
that
so
answers
the
G Months Ended June 30—
and specialized
31, 1957
sales of
is
in
186,
Harris-Intertype in downtown Cleveland
Dively said.
centralized
a
13-week
was
output
R.
nf
on
con¬
1263.
p.
International
the
Tullis, Vice-President, has been elected to the
newly
position of Executive Vice-President,
according to an announce¬
ment by George S.
Dively, Chairman and President.
"The
appointment of Mr. Tulils and our
plans to
relocate
the
offices
the
information
Data Synchronizer which
767
new
and
many
on
after
Harris-Intertype Corp.—Official Promoted—
divisions
permit
basin
created
general
input
tape
announcement
amount
Net
Richard
for validity
density,
tape
much
as
Gulton
announced
undisclosed sum.—V.
an
information
increasing
times
a
first payment on an additional undisclosed
paid over a three-year period.
The Darien lease, issued a year ago, was the first ever
granted by
the Republic of Panama.
Its
acreage,
in the heart of .what many
cash
Poulsen
1263.
p,
the
By
compute, and write
the new tape unit,
Murchison
Chairman
the leading producers of radio control
specializing in transistorized and miniaturized equipment
hobby field and industrial instrumentation,
Industries,
new system is-a .completely
input-output rate iast enough
full-length novel once every 15
three
to
186,
corporation
of
one
the
.
which
geologists
Is
instal¬
government
an
checking
to
up
also utIUzes the
addition
This
shop
will
Electronics
to
processing .systems
and
getting underway.
the
of
data
the
market
addition
The
corporation
has
received
a
1 "4 %
overriding
royalty on
a
1,147.000-acrfc oil and gas lease in Darien Province, Fanama,, in ex¬
change for its release of an operating agreement, which action has
paved the way for an assignment of the lease to a subsidiary of
Dellii-Taylor Oil Corp. of Dallas, Texas, of which corporation Clinton
Harold
Electronics
CG
the
on
latest
International Oil & Metals Corp.—Assigns Lease—
200,000
five
8ept.
on
Manager
reel.
system
40%.—V.
■
Inc.
equal
announced
General
the
scientific,
time.
same
store
to
time
as
systems
is
100.000
equipment,
19.8%—
up
shares
2,118.171
Co..
Announced
tape
unit, the IBM -729 Model 3,
information at the rate of BO,000 char¬
rapidly and in
12G2.
p.
expansion
facilities
for
all
were
&
net
over
on
300,000
—
h.
the
at
able
is
3
much more
250,000
White
has
speed
business
automatically
Calculating
acquisition of a machine shop
in
Albuquerque, N. M.; whose facilities, - combined with our own,
quintuple our current production space," Mr. Poulsen said.
"The expansion will
principally effect our electroplating and printed
circuit activities, while the addition of the
complete machine
President,
outstanding,
Coe.
N.
ultra-high
second,
advances
300,000
&
It
electronic
business,
Announces
—
*
electronic
data.
large-scale
of
scores
write
or
tape
In
800,000
:
j.
Arthur
concluded.
high earnings of $2,765,982
six
Inc..
This
magnetic
problem data,
250.000
Co.,
powerful
business
Corp.
Division
'
trols
500,000
Co,,
Gerukhseu
Co.
C.
250,000
<fc
"The
;;i\
Grand Union Co.—Six Months
for
150,000
400,000
Marshall
186,
CG
Shield,
Idwa Corp
Michigan Corp.
Vice-President
Privately—This company, it was announced on
Oct. 3, has arranged to place privately with an institu¬
tional
investor
$500,000 of secured notes due 1967
through Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.—V. 183,
■
&
Wallace,
in
readability
each
800,000
Co.
&
<fc
of
per
y. The
Gulton Industries, Inc.—Expands Production
Facilities
Grammes & Sons, Inc., Allentown, Pa.—Notes
771.
Stroud
and
T
:
Thomas &. Co
Expansion of production
manufacturing space, was
Placed
B.
Brothers
Inc.
Stokes
;
,
Stifei, Nicolaus
800,000
&
Mackall
—V.
Inc.
700-series
work
read
Model
200,000
216,811
$1.23
of
$293,313
200,000
150,000
of
at
acters
Hughes
Inc
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Co.,
;
First
Co.,
of
IBM
can
-600,000
Stern
;
Morris,
Foster
303,797
,
A:
most
processing
seconds.
150,000
& Co., :
Raffensperger,
The
Co
First
195G
$597,110
278,172
Net
<te
1957
;
-4536,198
taxes.——
800,00ft
150,000
&
Pollock
the
Processing
One of the outstanding features of
transistorized magnetic tape unit with
to reacl or write the equivalent of a
&
;
E.
Data
lations.
Inc.
800,000
—
Johnston
of
one
the
the
$200,000
Currie
Wm,
corporation's
705-IH,
'lor
severally agreed
principal amounts of
Hutchinson
berger,
2,000,000
Inc
Inc.
9 Months Ended
Profit,
200,000
Co....
Dickson
Elkins,
.
Strudwick.
„
S.
1150.
The
-
Co.
&
Union Securities
Co.
against
(IL W.) Gossard Co.—Earnings at Lower Rate—
•;
&
&
Dallas
Goodrich
F.
indenture
Moreland, Branden-
Cunningham, Schmertz
wheels,
and
cord
shock.—V.
Courts
<fc
specifically
said
now
150,000
Bear, Stearns & Co
Burnham and Co
Co.
of
Monday, October 7, 1957
...
International Business Machines
Powerful Office Machine—
reso¬
within
have
respective
Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath —500,000
Goodrich Co.—New 14-Inch Winter Tire—
series
any
■
below
dated
company
stockholders'
terms
McMaster
Co
t.
A newly-designed-tubeless winter traction tire with a
"thick, wide
tread that puts more rubber on the road than any other winter
tire"
was
announced
on
Sept. 28 by E. P. Tomlinson, President of
13.
the
$5,800,000
See
Corp. below.—V.
the
modified.
named
company
Inc.
(B. F.)
and
Halsey, Stuart <fe Co.
Allison-Williams
Industries
of
pursuant to the
purchasers
the
mortgage
bonds set forth below:
Glen Aldeti Corp.—Offer Made to Stockholders—
List
time
of
and modified, and by
issuance of bonds of
the
supplemented
as
PURCHASERS—The
1262.
p.
indenture
provide
mortgage,
granted
the
as supplemented
which
such limit
July 1, 1957 by the com¬
shares at July 1, 1957 are
options
by
Sept. 1, 1926,
at
16,431
to
pursuant
per share
thereafter)
and
purchase of 148,002 shares
or before Sept.
15, 1959,
before Sept.
15,
1960
and
future adjustment.
on
or
subject
of
shares,
the
on
shares
18,303
issuance
$24.04
for
share
per
thereafter),
share
treasury
as
and
1961
thereafter
not
reserved,
1959
15,
<at
share
per
"•Does
15.
Sept.
stock
pec
$22.44
June
expiring
common
pany
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
company is engaged -with its wholly owned Canadian
subsidiary
manufacture, sale and installation of automatic temperature and
the
air
conditioning control systems.—V. 185,
p.
1749.
Kerr-McGee Industries, Inc.—Earnings Rise—
The
the
annual report to stockholders showed, after
provision for taxes,
highest net earnings in the company's history—$6,244,648 for tfco
fiscal
ended
year
$4,679,994.
sold
common
The
enabled
28,
share in
sale
debentures,
June
Earnings
June
on
on
and
30,
1957. f Last year's net Income
totaled
common
share, exclusive of 229,000 shares
equivalent to $2.55 as compared with $2.16 per
per
were
fiscal
June
of
Kerr-McGee
to
1
1956.
28,
1957,
220,000
pay
of
shares
20
of
million
the
of
5(4% .sinking
company's
common
fund
stock,
all its bank loans and to add $17,865,000
to
Number 5679
186
Volume
Lukens Steel Co.—Sets
capital.
Earlier in the year, the 4Ia% convertible
substantially all converted to common stock, having
called-for redemption on Jan. 11.—V, 186, p. 1377.
working
its
debentures
been
1957—8 Mos.—1956
Period-Endr Aug. 31—
Operating
Oper.
Net
taxes
£c
$7,921,445
252,444
$7,034,307
169,314
$5,199,112
154,545
$4,736,913
152,046
________
_______
tnetj
inCQino
*
$28,780,993
21,746,686
revenues—
oper."
Other
,
$5,353,657
divs
stock
record Oct.
$3,255,437
$3,065,100
$1.51
$1.43
is
company
*.,-.'
ctouomic 'performance
Period End. Aug.
at
I'.".
1,762,919
164.042
243,127
Dr2,062
Dr331,681
2
(net, Vr)
32,586
income—
J
•
Net ry. oper.
Other
income
261,295
"
14,474
13,212
same
Offered
—
The
before®^. 18,
$1,779,646
;
$210,661-
$1,539,632
eight months of
Sept. 27, 1957 the right to subscribe on or
1957: for 196*994 additional shares of commotr*
275 ,167
$1,390,766
134,436
28,568
$117,932
Joint fac.- rents
was
for the
is offering? to its common stockholders xxf-record
company
Dr238,93
»93jl
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and
$11,219,22b . in the
Molybdenum Corp. of America—Stock
2,031,33;!
'
Equipment rents (net)'_
pletion in the spring of 1959, will have a capability of 116,000 kilowatts
and will increase the generating capability of the system from? 493,000
kilowatts to-609.000 kilowatts.
•
•
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14,063,711
14,803,992
-1,673,079
Crl7,493
■1,808,204
4
Taxes
began
1
.
in
1956,
pared with
Aug. 1956 8 Mos. 1957 8 Mos. 195G
$2,247,337 $18,*60,813 $18,388,791
$2,105,271
_
Operating expenses
of 1957, they
In the same
compared with $1,372,781 in
1957 was $10,098,280 com¬
period of 1956.-In August 1957,
$959,000 was accrued for Federal income taxes- compared with 4100,000
in August 1956; for-the eight months of 1957, $2,550,000' was accrued
compared with $3,025,000 for the same period last year.
\
"i After mandatory capital and sinking- fund
appropriations of income.
August 195.7 shoys ,n balance of $598,492 compar-edr-wtth $493,504 in
August 1956; for -the eight months of 1957, $2,932,829- compared with
$3,961,019 for the period- last year.—V. 186, p.
.
August
income
August
August Earnings—
Aug. 1957
31—
Operating-revenues
1957 were $25,734,639 compared
in August
operating revenues
$25,330,184 for August 1953. For the eight months
to
$200,745,833
compared with $202,750,443
Net
with the SEC on July 29, covering
registration statement filed
Maine Central RR.
4
.
Madison, Wis.—Registra¬
.....
during September of the fourth and final unit
Murray-Gill Steam Electric Station. - This-Unit; scheduled for com¬
"Construction
946.
period last year.
purposes.—V. 186, p. 527.
participating
velopment in the field of atomic
owned electric utilities located in six states in this area, known a,1*
Southwest Atomic Energy Associates.
This program will consist pri¬
marily of studies and tests of a new, advanced atomic reactor design
believed
to- have
important potential advantages of efficiency and
"The
Total
amounted
proposed offering of 50,000 shares of common stock at par ($10 per
ulnae), was declared effective on Sept. 20.
There will be no under¬
writing.
j
.
.
.,; .
The proceeds are to be used for working capital and other corporate
Chairman and President, op
facilities and
Haywurd." Plans are being considered to construct
the production from this property.—V. 186, p.
Missouri Pacific RR.—August Earnings—
a
$4,999,989 $4,495,754
$2.33
$2.09
Sept. 30 said in part:
in a program of research and de¬
energy with a group of 14 investor-
____
com.
per
G. W. Evans,
"John
market
tion Statement Effective—
...
share
stock
common
Earnings
j,
—-
—
partners owns 25% working interest.
Mississippi River Fuel Co. serves as operator of this property and the
were drilled by Ocean Drilling & Exploration
Co.'s mobile barge
wells
31.
Madison Improvement Corp.,
Toe
for
available
Balance
-
Another well is planned to commence Immediately to further develop
offshore lease, in which each of the above-
and evaluate this 2,500 acre
named
with
$5,546,636
1,050,882
$56,050,870
1,050,881
$3,765,682
700,582
to the million.
,
quarter with the preceding 12 weeks between
Mr. Huston noted that sales were up by
$525,339 while earnings were lower by $283,029.—V. 186, p. 421.
.
barrels of high gravity liquids per million.
from 12,492 to 12,532 feet yielded
content of 12 barrels
feet of gas per day with a liquid
6,000,000 cubic
comparing the third
March
24 and June
15,
1,656,985
13
tests from,pipe perforations
Additional
2 by Charles Lukens
Oct.
on
In
$7,203,621
2,123,019
$3,956,019
700,582
income-
Preferred
$8,173,889
1,123,277
(net)—
Int., etc. deduct,
Net
$4,888,959
1,397,638
incomo
Gross
1957—12 Mos.—1956
■
$21,082,458 $19,459,976 $31,536,168
15,883,346 14,723,063 23,614,723
revenues
exps.
Increased—
Electric Co.—Earnings
announced
was
approximately 17
yielded
New High Records—
Huston. Jr., Presi¬
dent,-that earnings for the first throe quarters of 1957
(36 weeks
ended Sept. 7) totalled $8,309,801 after taxes, or $8.71 per share, on
sales of $91,494,385. In 1956, net earnings for the comparable period
were $4,262,297, or $4.47 per share
(adjusted for the 3-for-l stock split
in January 19571, on sales of $67,699*621.
The announcement followed a meeting of Lukens board of directors
at which
a
regular dividend of 10 cents and an extra dividend of
80 cents per share were declared, payable Nov. 15 to stockholders of
It
were
Kansas Gas &
(1505)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
.
stocic (par
$1) and 196,994 stock purchase warrants on the* basis of
one share of stock and
one warrant at _$21.25 per unit.
120,834
'
the anticipated loads, a new. plant
northwest of Wichita and under the present
schedule of construction the first unit of 165,000 kilowatts capability
will be iiv operation in 1961.
,
been
has
Kctelium
Inc., New York
Co.,
&
borrowing."—V. 183,
financing or
further
without
1953
Total
acquired
effort is being made to conserve cash and the company
funds available to cairy its construction program well
"Every
sufficient
4
the company to meet
enable
"To
site
—
has
-V.
in the wholesale, drug
is engaged
business in metro¬
received by Kotchum <fc Co. from its sale of
proceeds to be
shares will be added to the general
available for its general corporate
Will be
cUrrying
inventories.
larger
of
Lakey Foundry
before. Fed.
Federal
taxes
Earned
.
share
186, p. 7.
^Loss.—V.
C.
Members of the board of directors include the new President, W. J.
Wilkins; three directors representing the Gulf Oil Corp., J. L. Irvin,
It. D. Jackson, Jr., and M. W. Ramsey; three representing the Sinclair
Pipe Line Co., Q. H. Giles, K. T. Feldman, and D. S. "PUrnell; and two
directors from the Texas Co., F. M. Dawson and J. W. Emison.
/
direct
will
Wilkins
Mr.
the estimated
project,
a
the
voted In favor of the
shareholders
Shelby
of
on
Get.'2
$20,000,000
offered for
containers,
p.
folding
1265.
boxes,
.
v
,
aud
multi-
.
,
Mass.—Registers
filed
of the proposed
The
•,
of
first
offered publicly on Sept. 28 at the
price (see details in V. 186, p. 1151).—V. 186, p.
1264.
Privately—The com¬
has placed privately with two insurance companies
an issue of $2,800,000 15-year 5%%
subordinated notes,
due Sept. 15, 1972, David B. Lichtenstein, President, an¬
nounced on Sept. 27. The notes were placed at par.
Liberty Loan Corp.—Sells Notes
?
in June,
of
000
proceeds
185,
purposes.
1517.
p.
Liquid Carbonic Corp.—Merger
General- Dynamics
See
corporate
general
for
used
be
to
are
beginning
v*r'k*; 'Y* 4U'i7f. '*-™
due bach year
had placed privately $800,capital notes.
reported the company
Junior subordinated
was
6%15-year
The
—V.
it
$280,000 grc
above.—V.
Corp.
Effective—
186,
p.
1092.
Corp.- -Seeks to Purchase Glen Alden
List Industries
Stock—
Common
offering to purchase at least
350,000 shares of common stock of Glen Alden Corp. at $12.50 per
share,
through the Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, transfer agent,
30 Brood Street, New York 15, N. Y. The offer will expire on Oct. 11.
Subordiaries
—V.
183,
corporation
this
of
are
2764.
p.
Louisville & Nashville RR.—Equipment
This
sales
has
company
agreement,
financing.
to raise $8,250,000 on
from the usual form
arranged
departure
a
Loan—
conditional
equipment
a
of
at
a
The
the
of
91.06%,
instalments,
two
The
rate.
carrying
13
next
$1,100,000,
totaling
maturities,
for
them
at
a
—V.
't
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;
:
,
;
it'■ •
i
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par
of
fund
i
r
•
i
r
/
,•
o
'*
t>
c
»
u.
I *
.
s
i •>'! »- ; v-
was
slightly
jvThc
company*
Roland
in
excess
?
of $1,700,000.
carries a diversified
fz
Stone
has a Curacao subsidiary,
of
New York,
N.
;
international
for
Mextram, N. V.; Model,
advisers to
London.—V. 178, p. 2574.
Edward 8.
p.
1152.
Montek Associates, Inc.
corporation,
23
Stock Offered—D.
share on a best efforts
.$1) at $1.50 per
Sept.
(par
basis.
lo be used to purchase machinery
working capital.
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are
enuipment and for
and
CAPITALIZATION
Outstanding
Authorized
«
150,000 shs.
106,373 shs.
I BUSINESS—The company was organized in Utah on May 28, 1955.
Its offices and plant are located at 2604 South State St., Salt Lake
Common
stock
(par $1)
Utah.
City,
'
,
is incorporated
company
The
^
,
.
,
research, development,
electro-mechanical products,
control devices and molded
and sell engineering services in con¬
to engage in the
design and • production of electronic and
including eliectrical devices, mechanical
products, and to render
its products.
nection with
of
One
most promising products Is a
instruments for meteorological work called
186, p. 527.
company's
tbe
digital recording
system of
the Montek
Coinoucorder.—V.
Mortgage
Corp.—New Producer—
This recently
pipe perforations
cubic feet of gas
completed well was tested from
12.824 Teet -for
daily
a
flow of 5,150,000
Investment Foundation
Inc., Miami, Fla.—
Securities and Exchange Commission—
on Sept. 23 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering an undetermined number of investment contracts and
certificates of guarantee of principal and Interest on second mortgage
Files With
Ocean
12,804
which
corporation
The
$3,000
at
p.
be
to
are
2806.
*
*
..
per
mortgage. No underwriting
to buy inventory and for
*-.■
used
is involved.
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The proceeds
working capital.—^. 185.
(Continued on page 51)
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Drilling 6c Exploration Co., Hope Natural
Gas Co., and others on Oct. 2 announced the completion of another
multiple sand producer on state lease 1172, located in block 4, Gulf
Of Mexico, off Cameron Parish, La.
This well, state lease 1172 well
No. 2, is a 160 acre north offset confirmation test to the No. 1 wildcat
well, which was also successfully completed as a dual producer in early
lo
(Utah)
& Co., Salt Lake City,. Utah, on
offered publicly 80,000 shares of common stock
V
This
demand
already been
Richard Moench
plastic
directors of Minneapolis-Moline, at his
abolish the ofiice of Chairman of the
Board of the company, to become effective after the next annual meet¬
ing of stockholders, which will be held in January, 1953.—V.
186,
to meet anticipated future
submitted for bids and several contractors
arc
expected to present their' proposals with in the next, two weeks.
Mr. Martin stated.
Anticipated construction costs were ti6t revealed.
The location fdr the new units is within the present refinery area.
Site clearance and other preliminary work will start immediately.
Ac¬
tual constructionwill begin'shortly after the first of the-ybar, with
completion in tho latter part- of 1958.—V. 186, p. 527:
;
^
have
Plans
committee.
gasoline into
additions will
low octane straight-run
Mr. Martin said that the new
material.
the company in a position
even higher octane gasolines.
place
parent
tive
octane
convert
will
reformer
The
higher
and territory
Mr. Redding stated that the
recommendation, had voted to
Co.—Division to Expand—
unit at", the E* Dorado. Ark.,
the construction of a- new
for
steam boiler.
..
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—Three New Directors—
Reddig, Chalvinan of the Board of Directors, on Sept. 25
announced the resignation of Paul W. Jones, due to ill .health* /had
been accepted, as had that of Stacy L. Angle, in order to provide addi¬
tional directorships for groups representing substantial stockholdings.
Mr. Angle will continue as Vice-President and Treasurer of the com¬
pany and as such will attend all directors' meetings.
J. Patrick Lannan, Chairman of the Board of H. M. Byllesby <fc Co.,
Inc., and a director of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
Co.
and of International Telephone & Telegraph Co., was elected
a
director and member of the executive committee,
Mr. Lannan replaces
Joseph H. Briggs, Chairman of the Executive Committee of H. M.
Bylicsby & Co., Inc., whose resignation also was accepted at the meeting.
Arnold M. Johnson, Vice-Chairman of the Board of Automatic Can¬
teen Co. of America and a director of H. M. Byllesby & Co., Inc., and
Alexander Rittmaster, President cf Rittinaster <te Co., Inc., and a direc¬
tor of Merritt-Chapman
Scott Corp. and other nationally known
concerns, have been elected to the board of directors and to the execu¬
841.
p.
Monsanto's Lion Oil* Co; Division- have- been- announced
by T. k_ Martin/ Lion President.
The addition will be ft catalytic reformer with thruput" capacity of
5,000 barrels of charging-, stock per day.
The installation will- also
include
a
hydrodesulphurization unit and a 100.000-pound-per-hour
!'• I
— *
c.'.
186,
Plans
;
system in
Its net
,
Y., acts as investment
and subsidiary.
The common stock is listed in Toronto and
the
t
i
i
,
.
refinery of the
the 1956-7
of realized
1957.
explained.—V. 186,, p. 1151.
,
'sanhs property and exploring other prop¬
columbium, tungsten and other
molybdenum,
Monsanto Chemical
July 1, 1953.
it
type of business activities
operations of the enterprises in which it lias invested.
bonds at a discount, can
equivalent to what it Is paying on a dis¬
price
i
.
at
total
a
3s#
rate, were taken by a pension
giving the fund a yield of 4.60V.
a
.ba^i's^pr th.p:pqUipment loan, 11 was
Hrc
formed to operate a tramways
The ' company
states that
securities portfolio both as to
fund? holding Government
pension
of
first
Interestand
price
dispose
count
took
4,2
a
$7,150,000
which was
became an investment company on
Mississippi River Fuel
borrowing will cover about 80 % of the cost of 1,100 70-ton
hopper oars and will be repayable in 15 equal annual instalments.
bank
A
for
then
worth
.
The
open
company,
Mexico City,
of
pany
year,
The
,
taken, up and
*•' "
rare
/
.,
public sale at competitive
Increase of $3 71 in per-share asset value during
the company reported, was made up of $1.62
and $2.90 of unrealized portfolio appreciation.
iiscal
of
sold principally to the steel industry and to a lesser
and other induirtnes.
The" mining activities
minerals.
The major
earnings
1'5," 1963;
incorporated in Delaware on June 1,
electrical
operating a
which
contain
of
erties
with the
reported total assets at the end of the period of $4,366,264,
of 29V over total assets a year earlier. The latest figure
$3,687,863 of securities at market find $678,401 of cash
and receivables.
This was equal to $16.46 per share oil the 265,312
shares of common stock outstanding.
On
June
30,
1956, the net asset value per share on
the same
number of shares outstanding was $12,75.
380,312 shares of common stock recently offered! to
"stockholders at $28 per share, 347,765 shares
were
subscribed for and the remaining 32,547 shares
Sinking: fund,-payments
are
the
to
consist
a registration statement
mortgage bonds, scries B
was
engaged
is
and
extent
increase
common
Sept.
J
company
in manufacturing and mining operations. The
manufacturing activities consist-of processing-molybdenum, tungsten,
rare earths,
boron and columbium mineral concentrates and producing
therefrom
various alloys,
chemicals and manufactured metal prod¬
made up of
is
the
same
use
97,000 shares.
BUSINESS—The
1920
■*
were
intends to add the
as
....
,
o'i
1957,
30,
Co.—-Stock Subscriptions—Of
Lehigh Portland Cement
.
company
funds and to
eral corporate
for such corporate purposes
due 1937,
portion of-the company's sales and profits has been
bidding.
derived from the manufacturing- phase of the business.
In ord->r to
Net proceeds of the sale of
the bonds will bo applied (ai in the ,_JiEou4on its earnings base ana to accpdre sources of supply for ex'stamount
of $2,750,000,- plus
other necessary treasury funds for th
"ing arttSfuture requirements and expansion of. products, the company
redemption of
first mortgage bonds of Lawrence Electric
Co. as¬
has for many years searched for mining properties.
sumed by Merrimack-Esscx; (b) to the payment of a $6,OJO,COI threeThe
company
conducts its manufacturing
operations at plants
located In Washington. Pa.; York, Pa.;
and Cleveland, Ohio. All of
year
debenture bond dated March 30, 1956, of Tne Lowell Electric
the
Light Corp., also assumed; and (c) tne balance fo the payment, in
plants are owned in fee.
The companv owns a mine and mill at Mountain Pass, Calif., in the
part, of short-term note indebtedness then outstanding.
At Sept. 1,
Clark Mountain mining district in the northeast corner of San Bernar¬
1957, $14,600,000 of short-term notes payable to banks and to New
dino County, Calif.
The mining claims owned bv the company cover
England Electric System, parent, were outstanding, evidencing bor¬
1120 acres and are* directly adjacent" to U. 8. Highway 91*
rowings made for prior capitalizable expenditures,
• I
.
The company holds
18 patented mining claims and- 53 .unpatented
mining claims'comprising approximately 1-,423 acres six miles from
Mexico Tramways Co.—Asset Value Increased—
Questa, in the Red River mining district, Taos County, New Mexico.
Tliis Canadian investment company for the fiscal year ended Jun»
an
cost of which is
expected to be about $50,000,000.
Major construction
440-milc line h4 scheduled to begin early next year.
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Treasurer.
Assistant
company
covering
bo
to
'
M. Hughes, Assistant Secretary;
D.
Assistant Secretary:
Affeid,
Peter
and
.
-■
corrugated shipping
cartions.—V. 136,
Tliis
elected officers are W. J. Wilkins, President: R. D. Jack¬
Vice-President and Secretary: M. W. Ramsey, Vice-President;
Jr.,
C,:; Johns,
one
PROCEEDS—The
ucts, which
Sinclair Pipe Line Co. and The Texas Co.
Corp.,
receive
to
-
Proposed Bond Financing—
The. newly
>
...
Merrimack-Essex Electric Co., Salem,
*$0.03
SEC
son.
•
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packaging
Harrisburg, Pa.—Elects Officers
The company on Sept. 27 announced the election of its
officers.
The company
was formed to build
and operate an oil product line
between
the Philadelphia. Pa., and Cleveland, Ohio, districts.
Three
oil
companies own an interest in "Laurel Pipe Line.
They are Gulf
Oil
said in part:
acquisition' in August.
of
ducing
Laurel Pipe Line Co.,
•
each
to -and "including
up
Shelby Paper Box Co.
was organized in
1922 by John G.
Kain, Sr. The Memphis plant employs approximately 300 persons pro¬
*23,752
Cr7,000
50.26
___—-
warrant which will be outstanding as a result
entitled to exercixe such warrant at any time
Oct. 18, 1963 ' and upon- the payment of $30
share of common stock for each warrant exercised.
of
holder
The
of. this.offering shall be
C. H.
—
The
*$16,752
490.212
490,211'
outstanding
common
per
plan
$3,766,603
.
Plans Financing
per share lor the 12 months ended Aug. 31,
compared to $0.98 for the same period ended
as
Containers, Inc.
More than 90V
1956
$127,911
shares
Common
,
on
the
Corp.—Reports Profit—
earnings
Net
.
.
1957
a.
$8,763,163
.taxes on income—________
254,911
income (estimated) ___—127,000
sales
Earns,
.
Ended July 31—
9 Months
Net
"""
purposes,
% .
—
the: company
Transfer
to 50,000 unsubscribed units. Registrar and
Co., Jersey City, N. J., is subscription agent:
up
--
of the company
k.c'iuuing the
funds
$950,240
Bongard & Co. of To¬
net proceeds to genthe net ; proceeds from time to time
the management may ..deem appropriate.
'The directors on Aug. 27 authorized the issuance and sale of 50,000
The proceeds are expected to be used for the exploration .and, if
additional shares of common stock-to underwriters for resale to the
warranted, development of the Questa molybdenum property-and the
general public.
It Is" anticipated that the stock will be offered • to
columbium-, properties,-..': with
priority, at. present, indicated for the
the public early in November,
1957, subject to market conditions and .i columbtuin properties. ■ Tbe amounts of; these * expenditures and the
obtaining requisite regulatory
approvals. ' Proceeds of the common
> timing
thereof"are: not determinable at .this :timer The exercise of
stock financing will be applied to the reduction
of bank loans in¬
the .warrants which -will
be outstanding as a result* of this 'offering
curred for construction.
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will also provide capital from time to time during the mext six years
Construction
of the
69,000 volt transmission line which will in¬
for the same-purposes.
terconnect
our
system
with
that of tne
New Brunswick- Power
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
•
Commission is proceeding as
anticipated and it Is expecicd to be
Authorized
■Outstanding
completed this month.—V. 186, p. 1093.,
3,!i%.-4% notes
;
$ 1.500,000 •, ?
$525,000 i
Common; stock
($1, par value)———
2.500,000 shs. * 1,575,956 shs.
i
Mead Corp.—Unit Acquires Memphis Container Plant
Warrants for. common stock———_
196,994 wts.
196,994 wts.
MC3d Containers; Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary, has acquired the
•Without giving effect to common
stock, which ' may* be issued
total assets" 'of Ihd Shelby Pat/cr Box Co., Memphis, Tenu., it was
pursuant to the exercise of options issued or to be issued under the
announced on Sept. 30 by Win. Jr'Cassady, Jr., President, of Mead
Executive-Employees'. Restricted Stock Option Plan for the purchase
vice-president and director. They propose to sell, respectively, 12,500.
138,600, ^and 15.900 shares; and their resultant holdings respectively.
be 219,820 shares
(47.43% ), 16,500 shares (3.56%1, and 17,100
shares
(3.69%).
Net
$578,090
-
underwritten.
ronto, Canada, has agreed to purchase from
1151.
1956.
31,
Aug;
Will
and
$104,140
$14,119
—
$1.53
1957. were
politan New York,
It now has three common stockholders, - H. ■ M.
Altsliul, President: Emmett M. Altshul, a director;, and Leo Danzis,
43,000
950,240
>
Consolidated earnings
«'
filed a registration statement; with
tbe SEC on
Sept. 27, 1957, covering 210,000 shares of its $1 par common stock.
These, shares are to be offered for public sale, 167,000 by certain
selling stockholders and 43.000 by the company.
The public offering
price; names "of underwriters, and underwriting terms are to be,sup¬
plied by amendment.
...
...
& Co.
$1,900,480
947,112
Stetson? President, on Oct. 1,
Registers Stock
corporation
Kotchum
$1,525,202
•120,995
-
■
This
$225,135
117,025
-
__
Maine Public Service Co.
Offering—
•
186, p.
into
1755.
p.
int. etc—a—
income
Net
The offering is not
$131,144
income
Rentals,
x
Per
DIVIDENDS
,
Dividend announcements
Name of
grouped in two separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
second table
a
in
which
show
we
the
Aberdeen
Company
Fund
Fitchburg Gas
Fleetwood
Petroleum, class A (quar.t
Engineering Co., class A
Aeronca
Petroleum
American
&
4preferred
•
11-
1
1
9-23
14c
11-
1
10-14'
11-
1
10-14
(quar.),,
(quar.t
50c
$1
__
.
10-
1
(No
'
,.
Corp.—
action taken on
common
payment
company
meeting held on Sept.
Nepheline, Ltd. (s-at,
American Steamship Co.,,,.
$2c
$6
American .Thermos
American
Anchor
Products (quar.),,,;
Corp. (quar.),:
i,;,.!,
Conveyor—
(Com
payment
ing held
r
Anson la
Atomic
&
15c
Fund
5"r
<te
preferred
Rubber
Barber-Ellis
(1947
of
Co.t
Investment
Products
ExtiR
10-31
10-
10-31
10-
prior
I
(quar.),,.
6 Vic
com.
10-
1
,
11-
1
10-18
11-15
11-
12
7
lc
30c
Telephone,
9
10-
9
1-1-58
11-
(quar.t
30c
25c
4
11-
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
1
11-
1
11-
1
10-10
31 Vic
11-
1
11-
1
10-
1
9-
—
Central Hudson Gas &
Electric (ouar.) ,17
Illinois Securities
Corp.
$1.50 cow. pref.
(quar.)
Central Kansas Power
4:Vi l/c pfd. (quar )
Central Public
(Juar.
Utility Corp.
(extra)
11-
4
(quar.)
/i'Jc
conv.
preferred
,11111*
(quar.),,7"!
(quar.)
Coca-Cola Bottling (St.
Louis)
Company (quar.)
Columbia Gas
System, Inc.
(No
action
this
taken
on
com.
payment
time)
C;
class A
preferred (initial)
conv.
Container Corp.
4',
of
preferred
America,
(quar)
(quar.)
(Liquidating)
Continental
Transportation
Lines" (quar!)"
Cook Electric Co.
(Chicago) (quar.)
Crown Cork & Seal
Co. Ltd.
(quar.77777777
Cuneo Press,
Inc., 3VtVv preferred
(quar.)
ganly Machine
Be Vilbiss
Specialties, Inc.
Company
Lean
&
Lean
Co.
Phipps
(stock divid.)
(quar.),.
1777777""""
(quar.)
Stores,
5 :x'/r
Inc.,
r>etrolt
Gasket
Liscount
Lr.
Mfg.
Corp.
Pepper
Lrexel
Eagle
Furniture
Stores
,7777777777
(resumed)
Co.,
77II7~7~I~~
Linoleum, Ltd. (quar.)
20c
11-
1
10-15
11-
common
$1.25
10-
dividend
Washing
Economics
Machine,
Laboratory,
10-
1
_
7777777
Ltd.
(quar,)!!
60c
11-15
35c
$1.06 Vi
15c
11-
1
11-
1
10-14
10-21
_
4.50^
&
5'/c
Gas
Co.,
convertible
common
(quar.)
preferred <quar.777777~
Hampton Electric,
preferred
common
(quar.)
(quar )
1
10-31
S
10-16.
12-20
I"
2-1-53
&
7'2c
,
income)
1'
Fiixe
1
10-15
11-12
Westwater
9c
10-25
V'r,
:
;»756
12-13
12-
2
11-
$1.
65c
10-
class
A
.
Inc.,
tor
A-
11-
11-
'<
is
25c
10-15
10-
11-1
10-15 "t
50c
10-25
10-15
25c
10-25
10-10
15c
10-
j.9-26
"
,
"
11-30
11-
9-30
10-14
10-15
10-
25c
11-15
12-
1
11-
-jfivJvt""1,.-'-/:
25c
11-15
Ull,
50c
10-31
10-18
10-15
2ac
—
dividend;,—II_
Standard
(initial
quaxu)Ill.
9-25
10-
4
10-
9'
$17e
11-25
10-15
$33 lie
quar,),——
11-15
10-19
Ltd.—.
shilling per orei-
1
11-14
(Mass.)
Stubnitz
Greene, common
preferred (quar.),,
10-15
25c
(quar.),,
10-
12-28
12-13
11-
$50c
(quar..
(N. J,)
(quar.)
Co._I_l—I_—
Products
$30c
.
10-11
1
65c
;
10-15
50c
10-23
25c
— —
Stanley Brock, Ltd, class B
(quar.)—„
Steel Co. Ltd.;
(Canada; (.quar.)~r~—- ;
Stevens Markets, class. A_I.
.r~—1^1—
8
10-15
10-
Texas
17 Vic
10-10
9-2G
133
10-31
10-16
ic
62'ic
10-31
10-21
10-
8
10-30
10-2
1
——
$1.25
Ltd.,
38c
1
1
5c
(quar.)
•
S-30
$0.4167
10-15
9-30
25c
11-25
11-
12-
11-20
50c
17 «/ac
1
10-
Co.
Oil
1111-
1
10-7
10-
1
"9-30
1
10-25
10-15
U-
10-1.0
1
10-
$50c
11-15
•
Vic
10-31
10-21
10-15
10-
2%
Gas
10-31
10-15
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-11
11-1
10-15
IOC
22'uc
——
•'
Co.
5c
__„__I,_——^1
City 9tlx Unit,
Union
Oil
11-25
United
preferred (accum. ),!_
oKcalif^
Co.
Aircraft
$2,50
I- 11-
60c
(quar.)__I„,_
Corp.—:
U-15
11-
Vi-
preference
(1955 ' series)
(quar.)^
9-25
4'c.
preference
(1956
(quar.
U.' S,
10-21
11-9
11-1
10-31
10-
10-1
Keno
Borax «fc
4!i(e
U.
10-17
Hill
S.
series)
Mine3,
10-10
11-
9 I
10-10
11-
$1
1
Chemical
10-u
SI
11-1
+10e
10-25
10-u, i
$1.12Vi
12-
1
11-15
10c
—_i
10-
8
1,—
10-ii,
Corp.—
preferred'(quar.)——
Radium
1
,
7.-19
25c
(Rhodo
Island)
15c
common—
(quar.)
Pipe
;V
—
11-
•
"$i
12■;
$1
-
——
Corp
—
—
10-15
10-21
10-
1
9-24
11-
8
10-25
11-
8
45c
10-31
$2
15c
9^30
$50c
10-25
10-
11-19
1
10-31
9
$4.50
10-11
10-31
10-U
10-15
10-
10-
1
10-
1
5
9-2Q
'
<
12-16
1L29
12-16
11-15
12-16
10-26
10-11
10-26
20c
10-15
10-
4
45 c
12-15
12-
5
60c
10-30
10-16
40c
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11-
8
10-15
10-
8
10-15
10-
8
$1.25
B
(quar.)
8
11-
1
10-10
12-
2
11-
11-
1
10-18
Z'.i
62'L'c
35c
11-
1
1
11-
1
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
1
pfd. A (quar.)
Beauty Supply Co.
11-
1
11-
1
1
1
pfd." ( accum.)
11-
1
10-11
11-
10-15.
1
SI
10-
4
$2.25
10-31
10-19
17c
10-31
10-15
10-31
10-17.'
11-21
11-
,,
;
(quar.)
10 "o
1—
1
1
75c
10-
1
9-17
$1.75
10-
1
9-17
*30c
11-
1
10-
4
$56(4c
11-
1
10-
4
——
4.————
(quar.),,,——-
(quar.)—
—
■
1212-
2
11-
6
11-
1-1-58
6
8
11-
10-10
11-
10-30
Fund
10-
1
investr.xen
10-2
9-26
(quar.)
Artists
125c
•
10-
1
'
9-20
50c
10-
1
9-16
$1.25
U-
1
10-22
10-U;
2 <7o
12-31
2K
3-31-58
$1
10-10
11-
5c
;■
(s-a)__,
—
-
Corp,-
common
Corp,
Sugar Co,
v
>
5',o
.
10-31
12-15
(quar.)^.l—
pfd.
(quar.)
—
12-
3
10-21
75c
>
9-30
>•"9,424
50c
11-15
10-31/'
IOC
10-15
10-
*
-;
30c
•
93ViC
•<
12 Vac
I'
12-10• '11-20
I-1-58
11-
12-20
1
10-17
&5c
——I
9
9
9-23
15c
—
10-
1011-
1
10-22
12-15
11-29
9-23
.
■
,
American Bosch
(quar.)—
$1.62Vic
(quxxr.i,
Arma
Corp,
Co.
—
(quar.)—
:
11- 8
11-
10-18
-
8
9-16
<»
10-2$.
10-25.
25c-
(quar.)
1——
dividend),
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-19
25c
10-19
9-27
50c
—-
Electronics-(stock
Furniture
1
10-15
Theatres
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
American Can Co. (quar.)
American Fire & Casualty
II-
25c,
V/o
(quar.)
Broadcasting-Paramount
Distilling Co.
87VIc
25c,
com.
Common
Aixxerican
12-2
1%
preferred
American Box Board
Stock dividend
American
;
10-31
10-14
common
•American, Book• Co.
^
9-23
2
^
13 Vic
dividend)_i__,——
preferred, (quar.)
American Biltrite R.ubber-r1st
12-
'
Stock dividend
r
10- V
10-21
$i2c
■
+27V2C,
(quar.)
6%
6 Vi %
3-21
9-18,
7
0
—,1:
(stock
Amalgamated
Amerace
12-13
Picnires Corp.—-
preferx-ed
American
$1
2
37o
5c/c
50c
11-
income)—
■'
Ltd.—
10-15'
50c
(quar.),,
Cast SteeF Co. j(quar.)—_—______
Corp.
(initial»
.Aluminum Co. of
America, common (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
:
8
D-2T
11-30
1
—
(from
preferred
American
10-
of Rec.
11-
—
Altamil
10,10
2c
Corp.
,/Alloy
10-10
10-10
Holdera
12-15
——'——
dividend
Paper
Allied^ Stores
10-18
11-
When
10c
27 Vic
—_——
Co.
Allied
10-15
11-
previous
Payable
1
—
dividend
5 Vi Va
.10-18.
L-,
(quar.)
dividend
5ViVl
10-15.
1111-
(quar.)
common
Agnew-SUrpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.—
10-136
preferred
Stock
Stock
8"
10-18
1-1-58
25c
Steel
Affiliated
9-30
12-
in
Share
Products,
Addressograph-Multigraph
10-17
U-.l
12-
conv.
Common
10-
10-10
7'ic
25c
■
10-15
—
10-11
10-31
25c
.
50e
give the dividends announced
Stock
,
10-15
10-15
20c
—
1
-
—
(quar.)
.1*—Adam Consolidated
Industi'ies, Inc.—
10-15
(quar.),
participating preferred (accum.)
Portland Cement, class A
Outlet Company
1
10-
—---—"
Company
Precision
$1.10
10-15
11-
20c
Oregon
10-
10-15
Per
10-15
11-
37 Vic
;
common
we
Name of
Acme
9-20
$1.20
28;Ac
——
10-15
2 Vic
preceding table.
Acnxc
11-
22 Vic
(quar.)
2 Va c
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include
divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
10-19
25c
(quar.)
10-
—..
10-10
$1.12 Vi
—
10-31
10-15
62
dends
10-16
11-
$1.12'i
---
11-15
Vic
25c
—
(quar.)
preferred
Below
11-15
1:25c
11-15
a-—'
——
Ltd,
4',i%
8
12-14
1-1-58
co)iV.
Ontario
15c
:
A
10-u
10-15
25c
Ohio Loan & Discount
Olin Oil & Gas Co.—
4</«
1
50c
Extra
Nunn-Bush Shoe
11-
9334C
10-11
$1.12'.'a
65c
Class
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-31
25c
(quar.)—
'—-—
10-15
6c
—
10-10
12'ic
——--
preferred
____________—1_,
preferred
Zeller's,
10-15
1
^—
■
B
Allied
com.
Northwest Engineering
Co, class
Extra
—-1
11-15
15c
>
Class
T/o
10-7
1
12 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
10-15
11-
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
North Shore .Gas
(Illinois) (increased )—,—
Northern Illinois Corp, common
(quar.)
$1.50/ conv. preferred
(quar.)
Northwest Airlines, common
4.60 (b
9-20
A
10-31
7
11-
$1.05-
series)—
•
9-25
10-
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)—
.New York State Electric
& Gas,
3We preferred (quar.)
4Vi'.r preferred (1949
10-10
10-23
Inc.
Class
Raceway (stock dividend )'_I"
Young (J. S.) Co, common,
10-17
1
75e
$1.14
s
1
Corp.
4c
—
—
10-
10-19
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.),',
Co.__——•
-i
8
12-
'
B
New Bedford Gas &
Electric Light
New York Merchandise
10-25
10-
Theatres,
10-31
$1.75
$1.09
(quar.)
Co.,,-—,—
Yates-Amerijcan Machine Co.
.
—
National
$$1.25
$1
(quar.),.
Works
Yonkers
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mount Clemens Metal
Products—
6'i preferred (quar.)—
10-u
12-20
12'ic
—
Iron
1—-
—
Company (quar.)
Witlierbee-Slicrniaix Corp, 6to
Woodward Stores, class A—
10-31
1:50c
—
—
$6
9-30
50c
15c
common,
(s-a)_—
'
-
Fund
Laboratories, 5r'o
Warner
11-19
1:15c
4.50('c. preferred (quar.),
Montana Power Co, $4.20
pfd.
1
-
*
10-31
$1.50
—
—
Co.,
10-18
11-15 '
—
(quar.)
———
preferred
Vulcan
11-15
11-15
30 c
(quur.)
(quar.)
2
10-31
12-31
Dorn
Walker
1
10c
(quar.)
Stock dividend:
.1—.—
(Arthur G.) «& Co.
(incx-eased),_,—
Mercantile Stores Co.,
Inc. (quar.)
Mexican Light & Power
4.40'5
10r
30c
—-
Line
10-30
10-15
11-30
$1
preferred
Van
.9-20
*■
1
10-15
11'Ac
7
^
Co.
9-20
11-12
25c
(monthly;,,—
(quar.)
preferred
Value
1
.
y'". 4.56'> preferred
(quar.),^—
M'onongahela Power Co., $4.80 pfd.
9
27c-
1
_
7
20c
10c
Steel
4.36'.;>
10-15
87 Vac
10-10
15c
12
—
(quar.)—__IIi
&
Tudor
11-18
25c
common
Mid-Texas Telephone
Co., common
6'// preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Power & Light Co.
5
10-28
10-10
$40c
(quar.)__.———
9-30
2','c
—
—
20c
8
10-16
$10c
'Acceptance'Corp, class" A-,_____v-i--.
Trane
10-15
11-30
25c
—
—
Meyercord
10-15
10-
'
10-15
11-
——
(quar.)
MeCabo Grain Ltd., class A
Class B (quar.)
McCall Corp: (quar.)
$1
17'Ic
3
7 Vic
Toy Co.,(stock dividend)—
Tower
10-15
11-
15 held)
G'c
8
10-15
9-27
10-15
10-30
20'"
& Trading Cd,
An ; interim, dividend
60c
20c
share for each
preferred (quar.),
Maytag Co., $3 preference
8
60c
•
10-19.
25c
1
7—''
-
heidt,
sitare
Standard Fire Insurance
10-16
23C
1
payable' fix 7
common—,—
each
Springfield"Gas Light Co.
10-18
30c
7
..10-16
$15c
;
Simon (II.) &: Sons, Ltd.
(quar.)—'
Soutlxaixi Co, Ltd. (quar.),—Il_
Southern Nevada Power Co.
4
1
11-1
,
(Fla.i—V
nary share or £1 unit of stock for the
fiscal year of 1957
equal to 14c in ,U. S.,,
funds per £1 share,,—I—
4
$1.12',2
—
..I 10-21
1
10-28
,
Power-k
(initial
Shell Transport
4
11-
2
9-3011-22
,
common
10-15
12-10
;12-
Z,
10-21
■
10-15
i:—I-I,
■—;-~
10-
1
11-
25c
..YOc
s
(stock
Water
New
10-15
11-1
.
8*.
Co.—
(quar.)—
New
10-18
1<
-
10-18
1
&c
Co.
Shawinigan
-
••
-
10-11
$$l.2C
•;
preferred (quar. l_,,_:Ill,:i:
(stock dividend) '/< one shr.
Williams
..
$1
$1.25
10-21
1
of America
Glade
Dividend
Corp.
&
10-21
1
11-
11-
r.
10-
10-31
18c
(s-at—,-1—II.
Foods,
Scott
10-15
U-
Belle
Petroleum
convertible
of
1-17.
11-
2oc
9-13
1C-1G
50c
Gas
Sabrc-Pinon Corp.
6
11.
1
11-
¥3c
:
participating, piefcrenceltquar.fl,
(Canada)
Ltd.-' (quar,),;:— Ikkkkl;■
Natural
W
4'v
10-18 /
12-
of
ordinary share.
| November. .1
3
11-
10-
interim dividend of IV2 guilders lor the
ygar
of
1957 equal to : .39c" per...
;
!
'
2
25c
Mailman Corp., Ltd., 5Vp
presence (quar.)
Manchester Gas Co., 7l/c
preferred (accum.)
Mansfield Tire & Rubber, common
10-10
2'/
(quar )
1010-
1 W'.'c
—
(accum.),
Special
10-14
•toe
common
Preferred (s-a)
1~
11-
fiscal
5
10-10
10-15
H-14
25c
7
9-30
1
10-15
12 Vic
—.
Monthly
8
9-16
5'r
15c
Employers Group Associates"
(quar.)77_7"7
Equitable
Inc.,
Joint
Lukcns
m.75
(quar.)
11-
50c
II—lk—
Dutch
An
10-15
$1
(quar.),.
Monthly
7;<>
Extra
Co.,
Lock
10-14
10-25
$1.50
preferred (accum.)
Eastern Air Lines
12-
11-
(v'
(quar.)
Stores
Preferred
9-30
1
30c
Gpreferred (quar.),
*
Kootenay Power, Ltd.—.
Easy
(One
Finance
Class A
10-15
$45c
(quar!)777777777777
East
Stock
common
Local
12 Vac
Y.)
(qrar »
(quar.),,;
^^xiru°U
pfd.
10-18
14c
(N.
Co.
5%
10-10
10c
common,
preferred
(quar.)
Delaware Power &
Light (quar.)
10-J5
Royal
Inc.-—•
1
$1
_
Continental Foundry & Machine—
10-' 4
11-15
11-15
$75c
Republic Supply Co,, of California (quar.i—
Rising Paper Co. (quar.t—
II——Ik-
5
12-16
25c
(Julius)
Co.
(stock dividend),—;
(S.) Department Stores (quar.),——
Lane
at
1711111177,7"
common
A
Rcitmatis
,
10;28
30c
—
t
Consolidated Water,
11-
11-22/
5c
(quar.)
McKee
income,,.
11-15
35o
——
9
11c
"
Quarterly from investment
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Co.,
preferred
Klein
10-18
$1.50
6',o
10-15
(quar.),,
Chemical
Class
/
9-20
•
37 ViC
—
(initial-quar.)
11-
$2
(quar,)""!"""
Combined Lock Paper,
class A (quar!)"
Concord Electric, common
(quar.)
!!!!"
preferred (quar.).
Concord Fund
Inc.—
L.)
Inc.,
Kobackcr
5'1,
Collins
"11-8
1
75c
——"
11-
9
$1.25
Champion Industries. Inc.— "
RcMark
2'
10-
40c
5preferred (quar.)
Lanston Industries (quar.),,—
$1.19
non-cum preferred
_i_
Chase Manhattan
Bank, N. Y. (quar )
Chemical Products
(stock dividend/,!""""
City Stores Co., common
-11-25
10-
4,
15e
12-16
37'ic
„
Co.
Quarterly.
•
20c
~
10-16
30c
——
$1.05
.Central
Real Estate Investment Trust Co.
2'
40c
Kayser
12-16
60c
~ ~
(quar.),,
1-2-53
1-2-58
7:iC
(increasedt—----k,
Randall
7
United
2
f$2
Co.
Sargent
(quar.)
Johauson Bros. Shoe Co.
10-10
J$4
'
10-18
10-10
33c
Purina
10-13
25C:
Johannesburg Consol. Investment Co.,
10-10
31c
2
expected that in lieu of a special
dividend in January this stock will be
placed on a regular 25c quarterly basis.
Tried
(F.
Stock div.
5Co
10-10
30c
"
(quar.)
Jacobs
Jantzen,
11-16
11-11
13 V. c
Bearings (Canada), class B (annualI v.*
is
10-18
"25c
Mutual, Inc. (quarterly of 9',::c
investment income plus
7?4C from
realized security
profits)
Ironrite, Inc., 55c conv. pfd. (quar.)—
10-15
com.
(ciuar.)
common
1
1
10-
10-10
10-
2
$1
"
11-1
25c
Services,
12-
1.-15-58
6212C
—-r
(increased)„—
com.
11-
Power—■
Diversified
10-
from
12-23
1
It
Investor!
8
11-12
$$1.50
Extra
11-
■<.
10c
(Bridgeport)
10-11'
10-11
preferred
& M
*
10-16
——
'
common
Investors
8-28
10-14
Ltd'—
Canadian General Electric
Ltd.
R
9-30
10-15
15c
——
—
New
8-28
10-
15 c
17'L'C
(quar.),,,.
preferred
10-
10-15
(quar.)
~
•
Co,
10-31
18c
—,
Price Bios. & Co, Ltd.
(quar.)—.—
Puritan Fund, Inc. (quar. from net
8
10-
(quar.),...r..^J--i———-
Extra
10-15.,
11-15:
1
25c
Investors. Mortgage Co.
25c
^
G'<>
10-16
—
"
—
5'.aG.
37Vic
-
—
Interchemigal Corp., common
(quar.)
4 '2 '.<> preferred
(qui r.),_—————
International Utilities Corp.—
11-15
5 9/10c
(quar,)—
5
7
llj»«15
/
■
1
2
Co.
(quer.)
Tractor,
3 '7c
—
preferred B
11-15
10-21
10-15
-
10-15
11-
$1.25
(quar.t,:,.——
(quar.)
&
12-16
Planters
•
—
Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
Ordinary (Interim.)
Ingcrsoll-Rand
(quar.)—
8-23
2
~~~
Stone,
12-
10-
12-
10c
„„
10-
»12--2
Imperial
7
12-
3
22lyc
(quar.),,,_~IIC"*"T~'r
$1.32 preferred
(quar.),,
Canada Crushed A Cut
12-20
10-
10-15
95c
(quar.)
preferred
12-20
12-
5 9/10c
~~
11-1
$1.27 Vi
■
10-18
130c
(s-a)_
preferred
(quar.)
$1.20 preferred
1
172 teC
Co.S-.SJSS~~SSSJSSS~SSZ.~S.
preferred
5'/e
2
12-20
75c
;
___
$1
9-13
11-
75c
"
(accum.t—
Factors, class A (quar.t—
Bay Co. (interim.)
Hussman Refrigerator Co.
(quar.)—
Hydraulic Press Brick Co.
(quar.;—
Ilygracle Food Products Corp.—
4'/o
preferred A
(quar.t—
9-18
20c
„
10-24
1"
11-
1
iquar.t
Finance
Ralston
iruclson
10-16
.
75c
Gas, common
(quar.).
11-21
30c
———.—
Hubshman
10-15
1
30c
"I"
10-15
1.30
(quar.)
Houston Lighting
$4 preferred
"
(quar.)
10-18
1
B
Pilkbury Mills Inc., com. (quar.)
.$4.preferred, (.quar.,1,—-——
10-17
11-; 9
Class
"
(quar.)
Bearing (quar.)
Ss
1-3-58
13'ic
,
(quar.)
,,,2.
preferred (quar.)—
Nut & Chocolate
(quar.i
Polyplastex United, class A (quar. t„__,___k.
President Electric, Ltd.,
r-^-————
1C-31
11-15
C2Vic
Power
Inc.
10-21
10c
Quarterly Distribution Shares,',,—
—
Co.
•
California Interstate
Telephone
California Water «te
Chain Belt Co.
1
45c
(cuar.U_,._____,__
Brewing
4.20'v
1110-
$1.50
.J—iZZZZZZZZZZZ'"~~
Taunton
Caterpillar
10-15
''brdhiary'"!*,!""]"!!""
preferred
pref.
10-31
10-31
25o
(quar.t
Buchanan Steel Products
Corp.
Bunker Hill Co.
Q'fr
ac
$50c
(quar.
Bearer
Brockton
9-26
27'.
ZZ
■
pref.
10-U
10c
_I„_,,
10-15
10-31'
zzzi~-~~.ziz.zzz
^
Pioneer
50c
Quarterly
10-25
11-15
25c
(Delaware
British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
Ordinary
$1.24
Border's,
25c
;
Holdings
$1.25
Mfg.
Bail
A
1
Pepper;
10-17
5"c
(qin-r.i
Marx
Dr.
isee
10-31
22 Vic
—
Hettrick
10-21
$80c
(quar.)
Tobacco,
div.t
preferred (quar.i
Galion Products,
commcn,.—,,—,
preferred
Hoover
10-21
&
11-
$45o
8-31
Lithographing Co.—
■Hclyoke Water
10-3i*r*
pfd.
10-26
1
—:
10-14
50c
conv.
7'i
1
10 /J/1
prof, fquai\ )T,~Z1._IT."!
preferred,
(ouar.jr.
Burger
10-
2nd
10-15
$1.12'.a
(extra»ZZZ
Ltd.
Co.
preferred
Bros.
$3.BO
1
10-21.
$ 1.12*j
(quar.),___
•
conv.
$2.90
.
11-
30c
___
Xiostitch, Inc., class A (quar.j^
Bridge & Tank (Canada) Ltd., com"""
,
Sehaffner
6ti>-
Her'.ules
quar.)
series)
Extra
Borax
Hart,
1
Beaux-Arts Apartments, Inc.—
$6 1st preferred
(quar.),,,
6"/»
Bros..
1
6'ic
(quar.t
6';;.
10-14
$34 "ac
_iJ,i
;
Bates fic Innes, Ltd.,
class A (s»a)
Bausch Machine Tool
(quar.)
Beatrice Poods Co.
Blocli
10-29
1
(Dr.)
Republic
Halle
10-15
11-15
11-
-
9-30
50c
pfd.
common
(quar.t
1
12 Vic
Cement
(quar.t—
& Stevens Chemical
Corp..—
Pierce
California—
G'r
Ltd.
11-
5c
tquar.)
Pcrmanente
10-15
11-
Co.,
Pumps,
Havana
(quar.)
Canada
Basic
$2
10-15
56 ViC
j.,..
O.)
common
10-24
62 Vic
S'/e. preferred, (quar.)
;
Government Employees Corp. (Del.)
(s-a),_
Grcif Bros. Cooperage, class B__———
10-15
11-20
1
1
com.
Exira
Baldwin
.
10-20
10-30
10-30
Penman's,
Pepper
11-
11-
•
10-15
10c
(quar.)
Goulds
10-13
(H.
Co:,
i5c
(quar.)--.
Waterworks;
J.)
5',/' preferred (quar.t—.—
Peabody Coal (year-end),^
7
12-16
(quar.
of
fC.
20c
(stock div.)
5'< preferred (quar.),;
•
5.10'/« preferred (quar.)—^-
Machines, Inc.—
preferred
preferred
Godman
7
15c
(resumed!
Ay res (L. S.) & Co., common
4vj>';'r preferred
(quar.),,
Bureco
10-
15c
(quar.)
preferred (initial
new
4
10-30
37 Vac
<
Telephone Co. Ltd.—
preference (quar.),
Avildsen Tools
5'/,) preferred
4.80', h
Patterscn
8
11-
12-10
(quar.)
(Stock
of Rec.
Finance Corp., 4.75pfd. (quar.),—29 U/lfic
American Airways
20c
(qqar.),.
Cc
;h_,
Telephone Co. of the Northwest—
General
9-30
10-30
17 Vac
.
common
Convertible
11-
17'/a C
quar.t
preferred (quar.t,
preferred A (quar.t
preferred B (quar.t
Mfg. Corp.,
10-15
3c
$1.50
$2.25
10-1G
10-
$81.25
—
;II„I_,1I;
(quar.t
Development Mutual
Avnloa
10-13
1
Telephone Co.
General
quar.t,
Avco
1
11-
Refractories
2)
Cable
Auto.nobile Banking, com.
(increased
Class A common (increased
6Y„
(j'/o
U-
50c
I,!'-
10-15
11-15
$31.25
——-•
(quar.)>.
Utilities
Holdera
Payable
.
$2
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of
Kentucky—
5'.'f preferred (quar.)k—
5.20^ preferred (quar.)
9-20
9-27
5c
4.,,a'>
prelcried
(quar.),—
General Tele]ihou® Co. of Indiana—
10-15
1
Public
General
omitted, at company meetOct.
on
Wire
10-
8
30c
Viscose
Steel
11-
10-10
10-16
„——
com.
Corp.
at
r.l'-.
10-21
75c
(quar.)—
oU
preferred
(quar.)
General Dynamics
27)
American
Pan
(quar.t,—-—
:
General
9-26
American Enka
Light (quar.)—
(quar.)
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.,
10-15
10-15
1
20c
—
(quar.).—
Mutual Fund,,,
General
10-31
U-
When
Share
Pacific
Canada, Ltd.—
Franklin Stores Corp.
10-22
10-
Electric
Per
10-1'J
50c
Motel, class A
A
B
Founders
9-30
7c
7 Vac
—-
Corp. (quar.),
Mills, Inc.—
Efird.
of Rec.
10-25
27c
Mfg. Corp., 55c preferred
preferred iquer.).
5'a%
Amerada
Payable
&
Motor of
Class
Holdert
lc
Aberdeen
Adams
Ford
(quar.1)
Monday, October 7, 19d7
.
.
Name o/ Company
10-31
20c
Acceptance Corp
Class
When
Share
„,I
__
Inc.
.
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.),,.
Fine
payments previ¬
Per
(quar.),.—
Fenestra,
Arts
When
Share
Corp.
Fate-Root-Heath Co.
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Name of
Company
Falstaff .Brewing
are
tieyvmmerciuc ana f inancial Chronicle
11-15
10-24
40c
10-25
10-15
4'/o
12-16
9-27
11-15
25c
I__.
12-14
11-30
5c
11-15
10-31
.
15
(1507)
Number 5679
186
Volume
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
etr
Per
*
<
'JName of Comvanv
~
-
,*
i •
\
(monthly)
AmericanAHonie
Insurance-Co.'' (Newark, N. j.y—
..Quarterly-.
__
Foundry Co.-r3M(,o"
preferred
(quar.)_.
5%
preferred (quar.)
,
American Marietta Co., common (quar.)—_
Stock dividend (one share of new com¬
mon for each two held to effect a three-
'
32:Ac
%
American Machine &
10-14 ''
2
X 12-
97'/2C
$1.25
10-15
11-
25c
Buffalo
Bunker
9-30
11-
Ltd.
preferred (quar.)
Co. (quar-)
__
American Monorail Co., common
.
__
i. $1.20
conv. pfd. "(1956 series)
(quar.)u__
American Mutual Fund
(a payment of six
cents plus a special of 30 cents. The special
distribution is payable in stock or
American Metal Co.,
12-
10-18
"
10c
"
30c
$4.70
option of shareholder
;
Class
-•
States
American
Class
A
.Class
.
,
25 c
11-
...
75c
(quar.).
&
V.
:-
10-
;
7
9-14
10-20
9-27
12-
2
11-
11-
1
__ZZ
30c
«■■■
•
;
10-15
10-15
10-
10-15
-
$1.12 'A
„
12-
.
preference
11-
7
9-30
;
10-31
2
10-15
1
•10rl5
10-15
10-
(qu~arZ)ZZ
.10- 4
9-20
.
2
1111-
'
„
Extra
___Z
11-15
10-15
1MO
1.1-1
10-
11-
11-
5%'
,
X 30c
•
10-21
1
1
1
10-
1
1
10-
1
11-
10-25
9-27
Gas
10-
1
0.9(1
12'Ac
10-15
9-27
15c
10-31
9-30
12-31
22
;
;
Potfer & Paper Co. Ltd.—
$1.50
1-15-68
25c
10-19
75c
10-15
15c
10-15
10-
2
9-26
10-
1
12-
2
11-
4
Commonwealth
International
±2 5c
12-2
11-
4
Commonwealth
Stock
Z_ZZZZZZZZ
(quar.)_Z ~
27'Ac
11-
10-15
7'Ac
10-
7
9-27
-----
l'A-%
10-
7
9-27
Ltd., 7(4 pfd. (quarZ)___
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing, com._
±17'Ac
11-1
9-30
_
.
Distilling
'
dividend
Belding-Corticelli,
».
Common
.
! Extra
^
Beneficial Standard
dividend
Watch Co..
Life.Insurace—
1_.
(quar.)X
'> 5%
preferred (quar.)___
Beryllium Corp. (stock aiv,)__—
Benrus
Berkshire Gas,
Foods,
10-31
1-15
20c
4-30-58
10-15
50c
1
10-18
S1
11-
1
10-18
'
22
""2"
2%
11-
-
10-15
25c
common
9-30
__
22222222
$1.25
:
22
9-30
$5r
12-*2
3%' a: 12-16
50c
10-26
10-
10-20
±25c
.
10-15
9-18
10-10
25c
.
9-30
11-
50c
GQc
9-18
10-15
±10c
-
1
10-11
11-
1
10-
>
9
87'Ac
1-
2
12-11
70c
11-
1
10-10
$1.07
11-
1
10-10
_
come
British
Columbia
Columbia
Power
Ltd.
10-15
±35c
(quar.)__
of
5%
9-30
10-
1
equal
Borough
8-28
1
10-3 0
10-15
9-13
1
10-17
22-222222"
22_Z
"2
B
11-
±$1.18%
11-
1
10-17
±$1.50
11-
1
10-17
10-22
2
common
_
Co. (quar.)
Machinery
(quar.)
Gas
20c
(quar.)
t
(quar.)J~ZZ
2"
9-20
10-10
9-10
81.10
2
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-
1
50c
..2.
12-
$1.10
2
preferred
Consumers
11-
1
10-
7
10c
10-35
10-
1
Co.
5
10-
5
11-15
11-
1
3gc
1-2
12-20
±17'Ac
10-30
9-30
$20c
11-22
10-31
10-31
;
10-15
10-
1
10-
4
10-16
—
10-11
60C
10-31
10-
8
25c
10-31
10-
8
2
60c
10-10
10-15
30c
11-15
11-
4
11-
10-
7
Eason
Oil
10-
4
12-24
12-
«
$1.25
11-27
11-
8
IOC
10-15
9-13
2'A%
12-31
11-29
Eastern
10-15
10-
3
10-25
10-10
$1.12Va
-
-
10-25
10-10
10-15
*
37'Ac
$1
7'Ac
11-15
12-
2
11-
8
87'Ac
12-
2
11-
8
$1.25
11-
1
11c
10-
1
1
10-16
50c
10-
7
30c
10-30
9-30
1
10-15
37'Ac
40c
±15c
11-
12-
50c
$1.16
11-
1
9-23
Fairbanks Company, 6%
9-30
10-15
7c
10-25
10-
10c
10-31
10-18
Fecleral
10c
10-31
10-18
Class
31'Ac
12-31
12-20
±50c
75c
15c
12-
10-15
10-15
1
9-27
,
U- 1
10-
5
50c
11-
1
51c
11-
1
10-
5
(Ac
11-
1
10-
5
51'Ac
11-
1
10-
5
52c
11-
1
10-
5
5
4
.
10-
1
10-
$1.25
37 %c
10-15
37V2c
10-15
9-30
31-15
10-15
10-15
12-
60c
2
11-20
9-
10-16
12-
6
1-2-58
$1.13
1-2-58
15c
11-29
11-15
10-15
10-
12-
6
10-
9-30
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
$1-25
10-15
9-30
$1 25
10-15
9-30
$1.37'A
10-15
9-30
Sterling,
Inc.,
7%
9-30
12-15
11-29
40c
10-31
10-11
2%
-
10-15
283/4C
(quar. >—--
10-15
50c
(quar.v~
•
9-30
9-30
$1.31'A
10-15
9-20
±7'Ac
10-15
$4
11-15
12-20
11-29
$1
5c
10-15
Tire
&
10-15
^2c
10-15
7'Ac
56'/4C
(quai.)
2%
dividend
7Tt«~~-v~Z~(miar^)~2.
National City Bank (N.Y.)
q
Co.,
Fleming
1-1-58
75c
10-10
40c
10-21
10c
11-
1
11-
(quar.)
-
Coinmon
1
Utilities
$1.12'A
10-15
10-
12-
5
Fuller
4
12-20
^
stock
series
----
Mfg.
Company
Gardner-Denver
•
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Co.,
1-
2
$4.50 2-15-53
1-
2
1
10-23
35c
12-
2
10-
1
12-20
10-
3
11-25
11-
1
25c
12-16
J25c
10-18
25C
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
1
9-27
6c
10-15
10-
10-25
10-18
;):30c
10-28
9-30
11-15
11-
75C
10-31
10-18
10-11
9-26
^
common
-- -- -
-—"22
(qua .)
--
10-15,
10-
1
4
45c
12-
2
11-13
$1
11-
1
19-16
11-
1
10-1D
~12-27
12-13
(quar.)
Baking Co., common
General Crude Oil (quai.)
General
11-
50c
_ _- - -
9-30
1-15-58
10-18
1-1-58
10c
r
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
Gamewell
3
7
10-31
8c
_
10-15
12-16
1010-
■
^
Frito
10-15
1
———
Funds
Brick & Tile (monthly)
Fraser Cos,
Ltd. (quar.)—--Friedman (L.) Realty (quar.)
7
12-30
(quar.)
Fraser
9-30
$2
Corp.
Franklin Custodian
9-27
1
5c
jrrVfT'T'TZ-aT
ptd- A s
"2__
Ltd. Q
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5%
Foundation Co. of Canada,
9-13
10-
10-11
30c
_
12-16
±5c
10-11
$1 25
(quar.)
pfd.
5%
1
1
1
11-
Stock
First
10-
1111-
10-21
(NewarV.N-J^
Rubber
1
10-18
11-
10-15
Firestone
10-
1
10-31
$1-75
(Md.) (q"®1-'
Investing Co.
Insuiance
9-13
$2.50
10-15
$1
----p7""7""~2222
pfd.
'
2r]5ome-~"r~~TnZrar )
General Corp., com. (quar.)-
Fircmon"
Fram
11-
9-30
<7c
^
7
10-11
10-15
10-15
10-15
.
10-25
40c
12-14
10c
1
$1.75
$4.50
12-31
10c
1
'
12-16
12'Ac
$1.12'A
10-18
3-15
2
Fiduciary Mutual
From ordinary
6
12-
37 'Ac
10c
1
1
9-30
"
i——
6
$1.12 (A
1-2-58
10-
10-10
11-
10-15
11-16
1-2-58
1%
1
9-13
25c
cJ
(quar.)
B
Financial
$1.04
$1.13
10-
10-15
$3
Fidelity & Deposit
9-30
±50c
11-29
11- 8
250
Corp. (Wash., D.
Department Stores
Ferro Corp., stock dividend—
Fibreboard Paper Froaucts
4% preferred (quar )
Firth
11-
J40C
10-18
1
4-1-58
(quar.)—
A
Federated
•
1
1
12-10
10-15
$1.50
preferred A (quar.)_
;-T
—,
5% pretei-red B
22
5'A%
prior preferred
(quar.)—-—-7,"; - .
Federal National Mortgage Assn. (mo
y
Federal Paper Board, common (qua?.)-4.60% pfd.
5
11-
11-
12-
12'Ac
*) —
00.
5%
1
10-
55c
10-18
Q
Extra
10-
4 7'Ac
$1-25
5c
Extra
—
51
87Vac
^"TZnTrT
pfo. 0«
<3°nv.
&ervices"Finance
Class
47'Ac
62'Ac
10-18
1
3
'
12-15
9-27
8
11-
j26c
Insuiante
(quar.)
(Syracuse, N. Y.)
10-15
11-
-
Traders Life
&
Farmers
±3c
9-30
1
10-21
11-
preferred (quar.)-
4.16%
Fabien Textile Printing
9-20
10-31
Joe
10-15
9-23
8
±10c
Co., Lta.
9-30
10-13
75<J
(quar.)__---
1
10-15
11-15
10-
(quar.)--
Mfg.
11-
1
4Qc
(quar^"ZZ
Ero
10-29
1
11-
P/nnr
10-15
"28c
4
10-
25c
Corp., 60c pfd.
(T. H.)
10-
10-15
(quar.)—.
2nd preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh RR., 7% ^^"J7~Tc7yar.)~22
l
Railroad, $5 preferred (quar.)
Co.
1
10-15
10-15
Manufacturing
Estabrooks
4
11-
1
Erie
10-25
2
10-15
10-
1
Erie &
9-25
10-10
1
1
11-
&°'stld CoZpZ,'"common
5%
11-
11-
11-
Erie/Porgc
6% 1st preferred
3
9-
10-15
$1.12Va
9-16
11-
1
(quai.)—50{J
Xquar.)
common
Equhable" Credit
9
10-
10-30
11-
20c
10-19
10c
10-15
$1.50
(quar.)—
Corp. ef Ameiica (quai.)
(quaL)-Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.V tquft
-{r
Enamel
&
Heating Products,- Ltd-~
50c
9-30
1
$1 75
Stop-Nut
Einhart
9-30
11-
17'/.c
(quar.),
(Md.)
preferred
41/2%
Elastic
5
9-30
10-15
5%
10-18
12-
10- 4
10-15
11-
10c
Ekco
11-15
10-15
30-15
t$1
9-16
1-1-58
12-13
±50c
10-15
4.0c
9-10
12-31
12'/2c
1
$1.12'A
10-15
J
States Corp.
Products,
10-31
50c
10-25
10-
11-15
37V2C
$7 preferred A
$6 preferred B (accum.)—--Edison Sault Electric Co.
preferred
10-31
±30c
dividend
Stock
10-14
11-15
25c
.(quar.)
common
1
+13c
• ----
—
Industries,
Eastern
70c
—-
preferred (quar.)
—
Cudahy Packing Co., 4%% Pfd. (quar.)_.—
Cunningham Drug Stores
(quar.)
Civrtiss Candy, 4)i%
!st pfd. (quar.)u—
412''/' 1st
preferred
(accum.);
—
4%% 1st preferred (accum.)
3
(quar.)
10-24
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
10-
g7,/2C
common
37'Ac
Participating
8
8
10-31
±$1.50
Ltd.,
preferred
4%
9-25
10-
(quar.)—--------
Co.
Bakeries,
9-25
tlOc
$93%c
preferred
Eastern
11-16
10-15
10-15
9-30
1
8
11-
common
9c
9-25
9-26
11-15
(quar.)
preferred
9-26
12-
5c
Ducommun Metals &
4
1
10-
1
10-15
$4.50 preferred
10-10
10-11
10-30
11-
ti2%e
11-
$1.12'A
—
9-24
25c
(quar.)
(quar.W—--------Supply Co. (q
^
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., class A. (q ' •)
4.80% preferred (quar.)
Duquesne Natural .Gas Co.
$1.50 preferred (accum.)
Dynamics Corp. of America—
$1 conv. pref. (s-a)
Casualty
10-15
(E .1.) de Nemours & Co.—
$3.50
12-
1
9-27
t&l.UVu
,ciufr'\7""com
Canada (1956), Ltd., com. 2"
of
Pont Co.
du Pont
7
12-20
11-
87'Ac
10-25
partic. pfd.
7'A%
12-20
1
10%
9-27
11-15
(quar.)
Du-Art Film Laboratories,
du
111-
10-
10-15
10-15
;.50c
-
dividend
Stock
50c
10-16
10-15
r«55r-»
9-30
1
1
10-15
Chemical Co.
Dow
±$2.50
$1.25
11-
10-15
10-10
11-
10-15
10-15
±371/20
-
dSSS?
10-21
35c
10-31
1
Ltd.—
4
10-
1
11-15
11-
^
10-16
v
(quar.)
450c
U5c
preferred (quar.)--—
Dominion Steel & Coal Ltd. (Quui.)
Dominion Tar & Chemical CoM Ltd.—
5c
(Stock dividend)—;—4V2% pfd. (quar.)
Cooiier-Jarrett, Inc. (quar.)
—
Corn Products Refining, common (quar.) —
7% prefeired (quar.)—
—
—
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.
$5.25 series A preferred
(quar.)
—
Corporate Investors, Ltd., class A-——"Cosmopolitan Realty (quar.)—
7""~T
Counselors Investment Fund, Inc., class A—
Craddock Terry Shoe, 5% pfd. (quar.) (s-a)
Craig Bit, Ltd.
(quar.)
&—
Creamery Package Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
Crossett Co., class A (quar.)
8%
3
10-
37'Ac
4 'A %
30c
Continental Gin Co.,
B
10-
10-15
10-15
(quar.)—
preferred
Dominion Foundries & Steel,
$1.25
<quar,)_
Water
10-26
Qc
ggc
9-30
———
(quar.)
8-29
±171/2 c
9-30
10%
Gas
(quar.)l^.
Consolidated Paper Corp. Ltd. (quar.)
Consolidated Textile Mills, Ltd.—
5% preferred (s-a)
—;—
Consumers Power Co^, coinmon (quai#)——4.16%
preferred (quar.)—
4.50%
preferred (quar.)——
—
4.52%
preferred (quar.)—,.—-—
Continental
4
10-
9-20
Consolidated -Natural
Class
ordinary (a .3ay-
14c)
(quar.)
preferred
Browning-Ferris
to
Gas,
preferred
Union
9
11-
±$1.09%
434% preferx-cd (quar.)
6% 2nd preferred (quar.)
British Petroleum Co., Ltd.
Brooklyn
10-15
Telephone—
preferred (quar.)_.
4.40'4
40c
93 %c
±12 'Ac
British
4-40rr
9-14
10-
British
Brooklyn
12-24
10-28
Forest"Products Ltd.—""""
Quarterly
ment
12-27
12'Ac
tax
Columbia
43e%
$1.25
a
Ltd., common
10-29
—
10-15
Corp., Ltd._—
inc. (from in¬
—
Consolidated Metal Products
4
'■
10-15
10-10
-
2222
.
r
$1.25
Inc.
,
10-15
v
1
10-15
preferred (quar.)—,
—
—
$2.04 preferred (quar.)
————
$2.06 preferred■ series E (quar.)——.—
$2.08 preferred-, (quar.)—
;$2.09 preferred- (quar.)—-—
$2.20 preferred (quar.),
consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.)
10-15
1
10-
10-15
•
10-15
$2
9-13
10-10
10c
(C. G.)
Fabrics, Ltd., commondq
convertible
2nd
11-15
Connecticut Light & Power—.
$1.90 preferred
(quar.):
9-13
11-
Conn
4-16
±50c
222
< quar.)
/
$10c
Quarterly-—-——
"NConlon-Moore Corp., 6% preferred—
10-16
1-31-58
Fund
1
123A%
-
1
±93 %C
^
.
9-14
±30c
»
7
20c
income)
11-
gc
±$1.50
Compo Shoe Machinery, com. (resumed) —
Voting trust common (resumed)
5%
preferred (quar.)—
—
Confederation Liie. Association (Toronto)—
8
20c
,
(quor.)_
___22_
Biddeford & Saco Water (quar.)
____22
Biltmore Hats Ltd., common (quar.)
$1. preferred A (quar.)
Binks Manufacturing (quar.) " _ "
Bliss (E. W.) Co. (quar.)
__'2
----Borg-Warner Corp.. ccinmoc (quar.)2_222~
3 Vz %
preferred (quar.)
2
Boston Edison, common (quar.)
4VtVo preferred (quar.)
2222 2222
Boston & Maine RR., $5 preferred (quar f
Bowater Paper Corp., Ltd
_2~
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. (quar.t __
Bristol-Myers, 33i%
preferred (ouar.)"""""
British American Tobacco Co., Ltd.
Bearer and registered shares (final). Pay¬
ment of 6 pence free from British in¬
Best
vestment
'
:___._______'__22
—
.
2-
3-3-58
15c
___Z~ZZZZ~~Z*~"'
Z_ZZZZZ
_2~_2
(quar.)
222
preferred (quar.)___
4%
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada
Belmont Iron Works (quar.) _
Stock
11-
2
_
4%
,
12-
15c
1
2-28
10-
1
Extra
preferred
±75c
(quar.)
(James B.j
±15c
Columbia
10-15
7
11-25
^
$$1.25
Columbia
,
7
10-
10c
preference (quai.)
Dominion Glass, Ltd., common
Pictures Corp. (quar.) ——-—-—
Terminals Co., 6% pfd. (quar.) —
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric (quar.)
Combined Enterprises Ltd. (quar.)—-----Combined Insurance Co. of America (stock
divid/) 3 shs. for eacii 7 shs. held)—
Combustion
Engineering (quar.)_
Commonwealth Edison, common (quar.)——
4.64% preferred (quar.) —
—
10-11
and
Dominion
(monthly)
(quar.)^——--—
Colorado Fuel <fe Iron, com. (quar.)
"2"
~
Corp
Central Power, common
Colorado
10-
1
common
10-10
&
50c
_
Corp.,
10-10
—
9-27
4 W/'o
Aluminum
1
---
9-27
1
profits)
securities
net
income)
investment
from
3c
1
(reduced)-
9
10-11
11-
11-
22
37'Ac
9
11-15
45c
2^
11-
_■—
10-
10-11
—
11-
-—=-
2222222
Stock
•
10-
9-26
11-15
(quar.)
common
±50c
net mvest-
12 Ac
-
(quar.)Z—
11-
———
12 'Ac
$1.50
ciass^B
Beanj.
10-15
±$i
ElectricCommon
(increased quar.)—;—-—....—.
4%
preferred (quar.)
—
——
City Title Insurance Co. (N..Y.) (quar.)—
Cleveland Eleciric Illuminating, com. (quar;)
$4.50
preferred (quar.)
———
Cleveland & Pittsburgn RR. Co.—
4% special guaranteed (quar.)
r—
7% regular guaranteed (quay.),———
Colonial Finance, 5% preferred (quar.)--—
Colonial Fund > (from investment income)
Cincinnati
9-16
1
11-
30c
____Z_ZZZ2ZZZ
Inc.__2_Z
Baystate Corp. (quar.)
4-1-58
±50c
—-
Telephone Corp.
8
10-15
25c
preferred
(quar.)
Dodge Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
;
$1.65 preferred
(quar.)-Dome
Mines,:. Ltd.
(quar.)—---—
Dominion Bridge, Ltd.
s-a)
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd. (s &)-- —
2-28
25c
dividend
Stock
of
9-20
>
6%
Class A.
10-15
4-1-58
Chicago
3
10-
Baldwin Piano Co.—
Bathurst
from
Co.,
dividend
from
Dixie
:$1.06'A
±87'Ac
.
-
Chicago
4
10-31
6'Ac
Hardware Stores,
industries (quar.)
2
Baldwin-Lima-Hamihon Corp.
(increased)_
St&el
10-
1
2,11-
(Ac
6
6(4 c
Baker
Barium
10-30
±20c
preferred (quar.) ____a
Molded Products Corp.
Great Western Ry.—'
$5
10-25
±25c
(s-ai__
..
preferred (quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)
Baltimore Transit Co.
Bankers Trust Co. (N. Y.)
11-15
—"
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
11-11
(23c from net
;
10-10
1
.12-2
from income)
•>
10-10
11-
SOC
(quar.)_Z_ZZ~
Badger ,Psfln,t
9-12
10-10
±55c
(accum.)_______
(quar.)
Welt
Backstay
$15c
•
10-
—
(quar.)
36c
preferred (quar.) —,
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
^
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
3y2% conv. preferred (quar.)
...—■--Chicago,'Milwaukee,-Btr. Paul & Pacilic RR.
10-25'
$2.50
93%C
,
(accum.)
prior preferred (New)
Axe-Houghton Fund "B", Inc.
V
1
11-1
.
•
5%
10-30
)
4VaVe
9
Common
'i $1.20 conv prior preference (quar.)_
Avildsen Tools & Machines, Inc.—
prof a plus 7c
11-
$1.08%
(stock dividend)
prior preferred
12-9
:
$1
$1.08%
9-
-10-15
32'Ac.
(quarterly
Fund
income)
ment
Chenango & ;Unadilla
10-17
,
130c
-
■
Austin-Nichols & Co.; Inc.—
prior preferred
10- 4:
11-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
11-15
1
10-18
9-27
10-31
1
$1.60 prior pfd..
5%
10-28
±87 'Ac
B
—
1
±10c
——
—
12-
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Productions
(Walt)
Stock
±7'Ac
Power &
Chemical
8
12-
2 »A%
il—112.
.' 2
Atlas
5%
10-10
■
dividend
Stock
8
,12-2
50c
•
preferred (s-a) j.
Co.,
11-
12-
25c
(quar.)
B
Disney
37'Ac
■
(quar.)Champlin Oil & Refining (quar.)
10-15
-r60C
$1.31'A
Refining Co., 3.75% pfd. B (quar.)
Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd., 5'A% pfd. (s-af_
Steels,; Ltd.
Automatic Canteen
60c
------ -—
(quar.
Inc.
preferred
5%
1
10-15
25c
Electric, common (quar.)
Finance
10-15
Chnchfield*'& Ohio Ry. (quar.) —
Light, com, (quar.)_Cclotcx Corp., common
(quar.)__^.,__
5%
preferred
(quar.)
—
Central Aguirre Sugar (quar.)___
Central Canada Investments, Lid.
5%
preference
(s-a)
Central Coal & Coke (s-aj——■—
—
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.
.
11-1-
25%
Atlantic
Atlas
10-25
±37'Ac
,vAnnual
■
-
>
5%' rion-cum.
11-15
10-25
12-15
t
0
—
c
preferred
t Carolina;
'
±62'Ac
series b (quar.
Arkansas Western Gas (stock dividend)—
Aro Equipment Corp. (quar.) Arrow-Hart & Hegemnn Electric
__Z
Associated Dry Goods, com. (quar.)
i___
5'A%
preferred (quar.)
Associated Eleciric Industries, Ltd.—
i
Match
$1.50
(quar.)—-—
(stock dividend)
capital Plastics,
..
7
10-
10-15
±20c
$60c
.
.
Diamond
9-30
""Canadian Vickers, Ltd.
'
1
10-
1
11-
5c
4(4 'preferred (ouar.)
,___
4.35%
preferred (quar.)
4.35% 2nd preferred (quar.X
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co.,—
Class
9-30
10-15
(quar:)__——-
preferred
7V" %
12-27
1
11-
,
$1.12 Va
(quar.):
.
preferred
Carolina
Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
$2.40 2nd preference A (quar.)
,
9-30
10-15
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd. (quar.)_
9-27
,
1-1-58
$$1.31',4
8
9-30
15c
30c
±30c
Fe Ry.
10-15
$1.50
Edison
9-27
10-21
25c
—_
General Investment, Ltd.
Canadian Industries,
Ltd., common
11-12
.±56'Ac
.-
(quar.)
(interim)
Di Giorgio Fruit, class A
(s-a)
Canadian
10-10
12- 9
$15c
(quar.)
_
10-
+70C
Argus
Ordinarv
Detroit
9-30
Canadian Drawn
6%
±50c
(quar.)
,
Appalaeuian jfilectiic i*bwer—
4%%
preferred rquar.).._
___
;
4.50 %
preferred series with sinking'fund
Atchison, Topeka Sc Santa
9-30
10-15
10-10
10-10
62y
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp.. (quar.)
10-21
10-28
11-15
10-25
10-25
*
$2.50 to $3.50 1st preferred (s-a)
Union Stock Yard (quar.)-—-
8-12
4
35C
Denver
10-15
10-10
5Qc
(quar.)
Denver Tramway Coil?.—
7c
Canadian
$5.25 preferred
Atlantic City
9-16
1
11-
10-10
10-25
^
-----7
10-10
10-
1
30C
40c
preferred: (quar.)
—-■—-~
Steel Co., 60c pfd. (quar.)_
Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.—
5%
8
9-30
10-10
(quar.)
10-15
Steamship Lines, Ltd, (s-a)^—
Arena
(annual)
Canadian Bronze Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)-.—
10-11
10-25
45 c
Ansul Chemical Co.
(quar.r_.-_
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd., common.,
Corp.
10-15
Canadian
9-10
10-25
30c
$2.80 preferred (quar.)__
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co., cl. A
4'A% preferred (quar.) _________
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. <quar. V-. •••■./
Ansonia Wire & Cable Co.
Arts
210-10
$2.25
(quar.)
Common
(s-a)—--"— -
B
9-13
Canada
Cable (quar.)
Glass, common (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Pu.'p & Paper Mills—
Wire
Class
10-10'
l
10-15
75c
4'A%
'A
^Ai- l
25c
Hocking
r $2.50
:'2io-3i;;
$1.75
Assn.
1
10-15
±50c
:r—
10-10
12-1$
Inc.
Rubber Co., common
class A (quar.)_
Laval Steam Turbine
De
11-
<s;5c
preferred (quar.)
Canada Packers Ltd., class A (s-a)__
12-20
Daystrom,
1
11-
25
—
10-10
10-15
93%c
'
$1.17'A
10-4
$1.25
*
10-11
.)
(quar.)
Dayton
Campbell Red Lake Mines. Ltd. (quar.)
Camnbell Soun Co. (quar.)
Canada Foils, Lta., common (quar.)——
' 60cparticipating ,clasH A
(quar.)—
•
Canada Iron Foundries Ltd.—
%
9-30
.
Anaconda
A
*9-30
;
_
& Telegraph Co.—
Quarterly
Amphenol Electronics
)
Applied
Camden
1
1
11-
Bros,
50c
California Portland Cement (quar.)
10-15
__
b
American Telephone
Anchor
10-15
10-10
(Indianapolis)—
Co.
Ir.s.
11-1
11-
Davidson
preferred (QU
Davenport Water, 5%
12-31
55c
12-10
•
10-11
1
11-
$112
(quar.)—-—--TTn,7ZZ\
•)
$1.75
12-30
15c
(quar.)-
preferred
9-23
10-10
11-
10-
1 Sc
g
Corporation, 3%% preferred A (qua
$1.27'A
6%
75c ,,10-10
4V2%
Dana
5
11-
$1.75
—
—
9-20
Insurance
9
7
lit. 1
».•
1-31-58
2%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred;(quar.)__!—
;
7% preferred 1quar.)___
California Packing Corp.
(quar.)
10-1
Fire
9-27
•
9-30
*
Dairies.^nc. Iquar.)——---Co., $4 pfd.
(quar.)-^
$4.24 preferred
10-28
10-21
±$3.50
5.10%
.10-29
37'Ac
(quar.)
non-cumulative
American Smelting & Refining. Co.—
-Ttrfo
1st preferred (quar.) _
5%
(quar.L
10-
11-11
25c
±37c
G5c
•
(quar;)___
A
preferred
10-29
15c
,
■
.10-15
:
v;'; ; -. J
preferred (quar.)_
iquar.I-
B
'
10-25
Dallas Power & Light
,x"
12-
12-27
5c
(year-end)
com.
*
1
$2
3c
Insurance Co. (quar.)
American National Insurance (Galveston)
Quarterly
Natural Gas Co., com.
,i 6%
preferred (quar.) ___
American President Lines, crass
Daitch Crystal
10-15
4
15c
36c
American National Fire
American
10-14
1"
—J-—•—
20c
_
___
1
Calgary & Edmonton Ltd. (s-a)
Calgary Power, Ltd., common (quar.)
California Electric Power Co., $3 pfd. (quar.)
California Fund-"__1___—
---•
California Oregon Power, common (quar.)__
■u
prior to Oct. 15)_
10-18
11-
50o
(quar.)-——--
A
voting
11-
(quar.)^
$1.50-first preferred
9-30
10-18
10-31.
•
8
10-31
17'Ac
Corp.
non-cumulative class
$2
Cutter Laboratories,
$1
35c
pfd. (s-a)__
preferred (quar.)
Caldwell Linen Mills, Ltd.—
11-21
2
10-
$1.12 V2
4t2.(4.
American Molasses
Byers (A. M.) Co., 7%
■9-27
±lY'Ac
—
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., 7%
-10-18
1
9-27
10-15
(quar.)—T—
Ltd.,
Burody Corp.1 (quar.)_______—
9-27
10-15
$1.25
10-15
.
10-
Burroughs Corp. (quar.).
Bush Terminal Co. (stock dividend):—
(quar.)
..cash, subject to the
Co.______
4% preferred
class B (s-a)
Hill Co. (quar.)__
Inc.,
Bulloch's;
10-18
1
:—:
Forge
Bullock's
&-30
'
'
\rpreferr3d ;• (quar.)__—
6%
Curtiss-Wright
10-15
15c
15c
*
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
9-27
10c
Finance Plan, common (quar.}:—
cents (convertible preferred
(quar. )—
60
-
,,11- 4
10-15
split)
for-two
5%.. preferred
11~" 1«
•.
American;
:•
10-10
of Reo-
Holder*
When
Per
Holder•
Payable
Budget
9-30
25c
35c
(quar.)
& FelL common
products oorp.
American Hair
Name u/ Company
of Rec
Pavahle
When
Snare
Holder*
When
.■
Share
(quar.)—'
15c
2_c
16
(1508)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
General
Company
Electric Co.
neral
Industrial
1
m
,
When
Share
.
(quar.)
Payable
Enterpuises-_______ _x_w
25c
11-
1
10-1B
$4.36
1
10-10
$4.22
1
10-
1
10-
7
10-17
10-31
10-17
11-15
$2
—,
55c
—
1
10-
1
10-10
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
preferred ,*quar.):.—
General
50c i
Telephone Corp.—
Common arucreesed
4.25%
-
5.28 %f
preferred
'(guar.)
—
preferred
.
12-
1-1-58
12-
3
06c
I-1-53
12-
Goodman
Mfg.,
Goodyear
Tire
new
Ai
-
L.)
Co.
conv.
preferred
Kelite Corp,
Kennedy's
10-15
n-
10-
$1.25 conv. preferred (quar.)x_xx—'
Kerr Income Fund (monthly)——-—.—.—. '
10-30
10-10
i25c
12-16
11-2$
56 Vic
10-15
37 V2C
10-15
1
$2
11-
37 %c
.9-20
1
11-
10-15
1
10-16
12c
10-31
80c
30-15
50c
10-15
t
10-
Oil
(quar.)
Corp.
Gustin-Iiacon
Extra
—
10-10
$2.40
convertible
La Salle Extension
Quarterly
•
4%%
Lainson
10-15
t$1.25
(stock
A:
Holly
Co.,
Sugar,
5%
Holt
A:
11-
11-1
10-15
25c
25c
25c
27 %c
Hughes-Owens,
B
15c
:
__
Lock
I-T-E
<fc
Mfg.,
Circuit
:_x
4.20%
preierred
A
1-10-58
11-
1
11-
1
45c
12-16
J45c
12-24
50c
11-
_
A
Ingersoll-Rand
Co., <3% pfd. (s-a)___
Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 60c
preferred (quar.)
Natural Gas, Ltd., 5%
pref. (quar.)
Institutional Shares Ltd.—
Institutional Shares
Growth Fund
investment income and
16c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Interior Breweries
Ltd.,
International Bank 1
International
class A
Washington, D. C.)—„
Bronze
Powders,
com.
(quar.)
participating preferred (quar.)
International
Harvester
International Holdings,
InternationalFidelity
(stock
Co.,
com.
Ltd.
11-
8
1
10-22
11-
1
10-17
11-
1
10-21
1
10-19
11-
1
10-19
30c
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
$1
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-14
10-15
9-14
10-15
9-14
12-30
12-18
convertible
1
10-18
10-10
of
Lower
St.
4'/a%
Lyons-Magnus,
6%
5%
10-10
com.
9-25
10-
2
12-
3
tl5c
10-30
10-15
*25c
10-15
9-27
York—
common
22c
11-
15c
10-15
9-16
62%c
30-15
9-30
6%
Corp.,
Max
4%
Ai
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
10-
1
B
9-24
$1
Miami
10-15
9-24
10-15
9-13
class
Oil
1
10-10
Window
Ltd.,
Michaels, (Stern
4% 7«
31-10
10-31
9-30
&
4.40%
9-20
10-15
9-27
t60c
10-16
9-16
t75c
10-16
9-16
Middle
10-10
10-
1
——
par"
(quar.)
(quar.)
9c
10-25
50c
10-15
t30c
10-15
(quar.)
Utilities
(quar.)
10-
1
$1
$7.50
8
9-23
50c
10-15
9-20
10-
preferred
Corp.,
:
10-15
Pacific
10-15
10-14
9-
10-
10-10
10-
1
Minnesota & Ontario
7%c
10-10
10-
1
Mississippi Valley Barge Line (quar.)
Paper Co.
(quar.)_
10-25
22%c
10-19
9-30
$1.02
10-15
9-30
com.
10-31
Pacific
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
J2%c
10-15
9-30
t25C
10-31
10-24
10-10
45c
10-30
20c
30-15
1
10-31
10-
12-23
12-12
10-11
9-13
t40c
25c
11-30
$1.06
10-24
10-10
10-24
10-10
50c
12-10
11-15
12-
11-35
$1.06%
10-31
10-
11-
1
3-1-58
$1.12%
10-31
10-15
U5c
i$3
Co..
common
Coast
(quar.)
12-3T
Terminals
12-
1
Pantex
4
$1
_______
—
$1.25
60c
25c
Ac
10-
56Vic
11-30
11-15
11-30
11-18
1
10-16
(quar.)
preferred
Light,
(quar.)
1
10-16
10-
I
9-10
10-15
10-
$1.06%
10-31
10-18
10-30
10-17
10-30
10-17
40c
11-
20c
10-15
1
10-
4
4
9-27
10-
4
10-15
10-
1
11-15
1
10-15.
10-1
10-15
10-
11-
1
10-15
10-15
9-23
1
10-31
10-15
10-31
10-15
10-15
9-20
10-15
9-20
10-15
9-20
preferred
Affg.,
com.
Chemical
Co.,
Stock
9-20
10-10
9-30
10-10
9-30
$1.13
(quar.)
(stock
9-30
9-30
10-25
dividend)
common
4%
(quar.)—
Corp.-
7%c
11-
10-10
1
10-18
11-15
10-30
5c
1-2-58
50c-
x
11-15
212C
2
(year-end)
10-31
10-
7
12-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-
1
15c
1
2%%
25c
32 %C
33c
11-15
10-30
12-16
10-25
(quar.)
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
12-
2
11-15
$1.06%
pfd.
$1.06
11-
1
20c
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
4.25%
preferred (quar.)
Penobscot Chemical Fibre-
12-
11-15
11-15
(quar.)
Non-voting common (quar.)
Peoples Gas. Light Ac Coke (quar.)
20c
:
(Continued
page
11-
5c
;
on
10-15
25c
quar.)
Petroleum Equipment Service Ac Maintenance
12-
50c
—
Perkins Machine Ac GearNew common (initial
B
9-30
10-10
10-15
12%e
(quar.)
Telephone Co.—
$1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
Common
10-10
$1.54
S1.50
dividend
common
9-20
10-15
40c
(quar.)
Peninsular
Voting
10-15
SI.18%
$1.25
common
—
11-
42 %c
10-25
12-
$1.09
$1.12%
$1.18^4.
quar.)
2
11-
(quar.)
5%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Parke Davis Ac Co. (increased
10-10
10-15
1
10-
50c
(quar.)
convertible
Power
Parkersburg-Aetna
11-
9-30
11-
$1.10
Lighting
preferred
Park
6
5c
|1.12ya
:
2
10-25
50C
x-
10-15
12-
10-15
20c
(s-a)Lx.
■
x
preferred (quar.)
Packard-Bell Electronics
11-30
12-20
2
9-30
11-15
$1.25
—_____
Finance
6.16%
1
30c
2-34
10-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
6%
9-30
J30c
1
125c
preferred
(quar.)
4.52%
preferred
(quar.)_
10-17
10c
9-30
10-15
*13%c
(quar.)__—
preferred
$4.75
10-17
10-31
9-30
1
$1.06%
preferred
5%
9-30
10-31
10-19
11-
20c
A
Corp., $4.36 pfd.
preferred
(quar.)—
Pacific
10-31
10-20
-
9-30
10-10
50c
class
$4.75
1
20c
9-30
^
;
$4.50
9-30
10-
7
10-15
(quar.)_;
$4.40
30-25
9-20
10-
5c
4
25c
Extra
10-14
50c
9
10-19
9-20
$1.06
—
10-15
11-
9-23
1
(s-a)
Corp., 5%> pfd. (quar.i
Pacific Gas Ac Electric Co.
(quar.)
Pacific Hawaiian Products
(quar.)
9-20
50c
(semi-annual)
30-11
9-20
(quar.)_
(quar.)
4%%
Extra
9-20
$17%c
i5c
Rhoades, Inc., 4l4f'r pfd. (quar.)
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault St. Marie RR.
10-25
9-20
Jockey Club, Ltd.—
Paper
preferred
Pacific
$1.22%
,
(increased)
9-30
9-23
10-15
$5
9-26
10-15
20c
Oxford
2
7
40C
Ltd.
com.
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.
9-16
10-
8
7
10-
1
(quar.)
Corp.,
1110-
10-14
______
12c
lc
(quar.)
9-25
10-17
2
$1.04
Ltd.,
convertible preferred B
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Ontario Ac Quebec Ry. (s.-a)
Ontario Steel Products Co.
Ltd. (quar.)
Otis Elev&tor
Co.
(quar.)
9-25
11-29
12-
$1.02%
5%%
:
(quar.)_
Aliller Ac
Co.
.
A
10-10
10-10
Co.—
preferred
South
Class
8c
J50c
"$50
$4.25%
12-13
$1.0234
—
Mathieson Chemical, common
(quar.)
4% % preferred (1951 series)
(quar.)
Oliver
10-11
30c
common
(quar.)
preferred
9
iy4c
preferred "$100 par"
Alichigan Gas & Electric—
4.90%
10-15
62%c
(quar.)
(s-a)
preferred
11
9-30
9c
j$l
A
4Va%
10-15
(quar.)__
com.
class A
(quar.)—
Co.
10-
tl2Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Mfg.
9
4%
A
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
1
20c
Distilleries, Ltd.—
participating preferred (s-a)
Merritt Chapman & Scott
(quar.)
Mexican Light & Power Ltd.—
9-30
11-
2%
6%
10-10
62'.!>c
37%c
Mclchers
1
10-15
Co.
10-15
12-20
22c
Olin
9-30
10-
(quarterly
Co._
McLean Industries
Inc.,
10-10
1
11-1
9c
Co.,
Industries,
National
9-30
1
25c
Class B
Ltd.—
—
common
AIcColl-Frontenac
11-
9-30
J20c
Ai
Factor
10-15
11-
debentures)—
pfd.
Hegeler Zinc
dividend
Maxwell,
15c
*40c
sub.
income)
McQuay-Norris
11-
________
dividend
Stock
15c
lc
common
in
Okonite
11-
50c
iquar.t
6%
Maryland Casualty (quar.):
Massachusetts
Investors
Trust
4%
1
Co.
preferred (quar.)
4."24% preferred (quar.)__.
1
10-10
25c.
4%
Ontario
Telegraph & Telephone
Matthiessen
10-15
$1.06J/4
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Class
m
(quar.)—
New
Midland
30-15
$1
shares
net
10-
Co.—-
McGregor-Doniger, class
tl2c
(quar.)
Common
from
10-15
$1.50
pfd.J A
—
5%
(quar.)
&
(payable
Maritime
9-16
10-15
35c
Y.) ^(quar;)__
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd.
(quar.)
Maracaibo Oil Exploration--
Stock
10-10
common
Transport shares
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc.
(quarterly from
net investment
income)Manufacturers Trust Co. (N.
7%
10-10
Co.,
Managed Funds, Inc.-—
Marine
10-15
10-25
10-15
90c
Co.—
:
i
Oklahoma Gas & Electric,
Old
convertible preference
Electric
J25c
1
40c
(quar.)
9-30
30-15
5c
B
Mailing Drug
Maltory (P. R.)
1
25c
(quar.)
Stores (quar.)
10-10
11-
(quor.)_
(quur.)
(quar.)
preferred
10-15
31-
11-
3oc
Oilgear
class B
preferred
4%
3IV4C
t22%C
10-35
5%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Northern Telephone Co.,
Northwest
Co.—
Macy (R. H.) & Co., 44i%
10-10
11-
Power
(quar. )
M.)
Co., Ltd.
MacAndrews Ai Forbes
11-
11-
Lawrence
preferred
Lowney (Walter
Lynchburg Gas Co.
11-
(Dallas,
(quar.)
preference
Investors Funding Corp..
preferred
10-
45C
Stores
Investment Foundation Ltd.,
conv.
4
50c
—
Insurance
dividend)^
Quarterly
Interstate Department
67c
10-
37 Vic
(quar.)
International Milling Co., pfd. A
(quar.)
International Telephone &
Telegraph-
B
9-27
10-28
(6c from
Institutional Income IFund (9c from
invest¬
ment-inc. plus 6c from securities
profs.)
Insurance Co. of North America
Class
11-30
10c
1-2-58
preferred
9-30
27%,c
1
9-24
$1.06V4
10-14
4.96% preferred (quar.)
—__1
Louisville Gas & Electric
(Ky.), com. (quur.)
5% preferred (quar.)
1
11-
$1.50
(quar.)
1
from securi¬
profits)
Co.—
1
10-
93:,4C
—
(quar.)
10-15
10-10
$3
preferred
preferred
$3.60
10-
$1.13
11-
5
10-
10-15
10-23
10-15
10-11
10c
(quar.)
$1.24
10-15
12-
1
10-15
dividenu)
(quar.)—
8
13c
1
9-25
25c
—
Northern Pacific Ry. (increased
quar.)__—
Northern States Power
(Minn.) com. iquar.)
$4.08 preferred (quar.)
1
1
1
10-15
10-15
—.—
(quar.)—
11-
37 %C
11-
4.22%
12-21
10-11
10-
preferred
preferred
55-/4c
Inland
$1.75
1
4%%
4%%
preferred
53 Vic
(quar.)
(auar.)
11-
10-14
3
11-
35c
(increased)—
(quar.)
$4.30
583ic
com.
1-1-58
30c
20c
111-
11-35
35c
(quar.)
Works
$4.11
52 %c
—
$1
(quar.)„___
10-4
11-15
60c
Northern Illinois Gas Co.
Northern Indiana Public Service—
2-17
f
10-18
35c
$4.16
51c
(qur.r.)——
3-10-4T5
Engineering
10-14
Extra
(quar.)—.
Light
50c
11-18
9-16
15c
com.
Refractories
10-14
11-
1
American
1
9-30
11-
11-18
10-15
9-30
40c
1
9-30
11-
2-17
12-10
9-16
Assn.—
Inc.
11-
1
35c
12-10
3-10-58
9-30
10-15
—
-
11-
1
37>/2c
North
10-15
10-15
115c
(quar.)
(stock
American Aviation
Extra
8
50c
Ry.
$1.04
$1,25
(quar.)
(quar,)——
11-
Southern
SI.11
11-
10-15
3
9-30
9-30
25c
undisturbed capital gains and 14c
net investment
income)
(quar.)
11-
57 V2C
12-
North
4
10-15
10-15
40c
current
(quar.)
J20c
(quar.)
10-10
10-15
6c
——
preferred
+40c
preferred
37o
.11- 1
—
(Subject to approval of I.C.C.)
Norfolk & Western Ry.—
4% adj. preferred
(quar.)—,—_—
10-10
11-
2
1
1
2oC
preferred
11-
._
1
11-1
1
10<10-
from
(quar.)—,
Wire Cloth (quar.)—
&
10-
10-15
10-15
(quar.)
4.16%
SI.10
class
&
from
10-15
$1
(quar,)
4.44%
4
10c
_____
11-
25c
Water Service
mulated
12-21
12-
7
4
10 c
(increased)
Electric
12-27
50c
(quar.)
A
9
Power
&
10-
10-10
11-15
Louisiana
12»-31
1010_
$1.25
(Ohio), 6% pfd. (quar.)
Newberry (J.J.) Co., com. 3%% pld. (quar.)
Niagara Share Corp., (Mo.), (21c from accu¬
1
$1
preferred
Telephone
Gas
—
Norfolk
25c
12- «
11-1
10-15
115c'1-17-58
Extra
Newark Telephone
9-30
9-27
$1.10
I.ock
15c
t
11-15
Long Island Lighting (quar.)..
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co. (quar.)_
Lorti Baltimore Hotel—
30c
England
Common
1
10-31
>
1-2-58
25c
4c
Ltd.
York
12-16
(ouar.)_,
non-cum.
Canada,
New
15c
9-30
$1.50
—
Co., com. (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)_—.——
$2.40
10-18
divid.)_
10-11
10-25
Products
10-15
»
6
10-14
—
Quarterly
Neptune Meter
11-
10-
9-
10-31
10-15
•___
90'ic
1
20-22
.
25c
27%C
32c
Jersey Natural Gas Co.,
11-
9-23
10-15
1
Corp.—
Corp., Ltd.
York
10-15
(quar.)
pfd.
Car
New
40c
11-
%
2%;
(quarterly
New
capital
guaranteed
Series
10-10
75c
10-31
45c
Co.,
(stock
guaranteed
Dividend
Steel
Northern
8%
25c
10c
10-10
11-
10-15
10-15
(quarterly from
10-10
2
10-15
1(1-17
.■%
Income)
10-25
12-
1
30c
(increased)
10-25
RR.—
Pipe,
Neon
11-30
1
1
XI-
10-31
(quarterly: from net
10-25
>35c
Original
11-15
-
11-
58c
25c.
$5c
Research
Special
"f
.10-11
Original capital
Joint
National
2
9-30
12-12
•
Ac
15c
-
of America
S-30
net investment income)
National Shares Corp. (quar.)
(Ft. Wayne)
Sjiecial
Special
10-25
10-15
10-
30c
1
9-23
10-15
$1.12Mt
1
10-11
-
—
9-27
10-31
10-15
25c
10-
10-10
12-18
—12%c
(quar.)
Miami
10-15
56 %c
—
31 Vic
;
Co.
1
9-30
.'
—
31 Vic
10-
11-15
12-H
12-31
—
10-31
_____
preferred
67c
5
50c
(quar.):
(quar.)
preierred
Class
10-
5%
preferred
Texas)
5
37 %c
——
4.70%
67c
10-
30c
4.42M
ties
10-15
Extra
Little
12-31
35c
Lithium Corp.
1
10-
10-15
.
.
pfd, B (quar.)
Series
net Investment
New
,x.—_—
Link-Belt
10-
10-15
Machine,.(guar.)
National
New Brunswick
pfd. iquar.)
Lincoln National Life Insurance
5
11-21
10-15
investment income)---.—
Balanced Series
)
1
10-35
10-25
93-Tic
9-27
10-
30e
•
6%
Equipment
10-15
Lewis Bros.,
Ltd.
Liberty Life Insurance (Greenville, S. C.)---
5
10-15
3.85%
Quarterly
11-21
12-15
37 %C
(s-a)
Bond
10-30
(quar.)
5
Pool
10-30
—
Stores, common (quar.)-^
4Vi%> preferred
(quar.)—Salt
...
12-15
$1.50
6c
Co
)quar.)_.——__x—■
National Securities
20c
Lerner
Leslie
30c-
263*c
(q?iar.)_
—30c
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)
Lehman Corp.. (quar.)_._,
10-
25c
(quar.)
T
(quar.)
Incorporated Income Fund
Indianapolis Power & Light
& Sons Co.,
10-
5%
preferred (quar.)
Illinois Brick Co.
(quar.)
Illinois Power
Co., common
4.26'.
(James)
10-
Breaker
preferred
Lees
77o
4.60%
4.08%
(quar.)„~
Leeds As Northrup, common (quar.)
57c preferred A (quar.)
57c preferred B (quar.)
10-15
53 Vic
(quar.)
57c
Tire
(quar.)
common
Welding
preferied
National
•12-27
45c
-
10-15
55c
__
10-10
10-15
$1.25
2
25c
'
3
15c 3-10-58
(quar.)—
com.
10-11
45c
10-
$2.50
-/
10-10
10-14
59VaC
(quar.)——
(quar )-__,
Extra Jx
10-15
•
110c
preference
&
9-20
—
5-29
,
preferred
Quarterly
—
6.49%
Hurd
5
$1.25
___
(quar.)
conv.
Rubber
10-15
Manufacture Ac Stores Corp.—.
Common (quar.)
$2 preferred (S-a) ——_—._—
National
30c
(quar.)
90c
Lee
Electric
National Lock
5
Sessions—•
preferred
$1.6o
Distillers -Ac Chemical Corp.—
Stock dividend on common
2-28
■
115c
1 $1.50
t$1.50
_____
Corp., common (quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.).
!
preferred
4.40%
preferred
10-15
56 %c
_
47c
$5
10-15
12-
National
9-30
11-29
10-18
25c
—
Langendorf United Bakeries,
$1.80 preferred (quar.)
Lawrence Investing Co.—
9-25
1
10-15
21 %c
Hardart. of New York
preferred
9-13
10-10
10-
(Joseph) Co. (quar.)
Class
1
4
1
(quar.)
Hotel Syracuse, common
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Household Finance
33%%
11-
30-
11-
■_
.
Horn
10-19
______
class
common
10-10
10-15
& Co. (stock dividend)
Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)____
Chemical
(year-end)
Home
10-31
56 %c
(Henry)
Hood
1
1
Ins.
Co
Inc.,
preferred
Home
1030-
50c
J
9-30
6-15-58
15c
9-30
10-31
12-20
Aeronautical
National Lead Co.,
5c
:
10-15
t25c
—___—_—
National Hosiery Miih., Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)_;
.
U5c
convertible
11-15
S3.50
(quar.)-.___
National Fuel Gas
9-30
-
(quar.)
&,
4.75%
5
10-31
50c
At
11-
______
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Hilo Electric
Light Co.
Hinde & Dauch Paper
(Canada* Ltd. (quar.)
Hines (Edward) Lumber
(quar.)
Extra
(R-.)
5
10-31
3%
17 %c
_
dividend)-
•;
•
(quar.)
—rr
62Vic
Illgbie
Hoe
11-15
75c
Inspection
(quar.)
Electric
10-
3c
(s-a)
Heintz (H. J,)
Co., common (quar.)
Hercules Powder Co., $5%
pfd. (quar.),
Hcrshey Chocolate Corp.—
4%% preferred A (quar.)__-.
Corp.
4
or¬
__
Hayes Steel Products; Ltd.___.
Hecht Co., common
(quar.)
Hevi-Duty
10-
10-15
$1.50
5%%
preferred F (quar.)
Hay dock Fund (quar.)
x
Hayes
Industries
(quar.)
Hertz
10-21
60c
Co., Ltd.—
B (quar.)
preferred
I
10-15
preferred
4%c/o preferred C (quar.)
5% preferred D
(quar.)
5% preferred E (quar.)
3%%
11-
1
Electric
5%
2
1
preferred (quar.)
Hawaiian
12-
11-
(quar.)
B
preferred
National
-
4 '/o
:
Partic. class A (qdar.)
11-
(quar.)
»
;■'
Class
11-15
2
37 %C
x—
National
!
4
•.
40-15
,
xx
9-27
25c
(quar.)
____
America
series
Unjversity ( inc. qua*.)^--
9-27
(quar.)—
35c
(initial)
$0.31653
(quar.)
12-
'
■>.
realized
Superior As Islipeming RR. Co.
(Alfred), Inc.— *
r
9
3c
Light
-
■
51c
11-1
2
12-
Corp. _(quar.(x__——
Natioiial Cash Register (quar.)—
National Chemical As Mfg. (quar.)_—_—
Lambert
9
ordinary income)
Boiler
;
Hat Corp. of
Lake
10-11
10-
138c
Harbison-Waiker
6% preferred (quar.)_;
Harsco Corp.
(stock dividend)
Stores
Fund
net
._x_;
10-
dinary income)
Hartford Steam
4
B-2
aividend)xxxxi..xxi--.^
10c
Ltd.,; 5% pfd. (quar.)
Hamilton Funds/Inc. Series H-C7
(from
Hartfield
10-11
'
4
11-
*
Systems, Inc.,
National
'
9-30
10-
12-15
'
*.
11-15
12-
—
National
.Quarterly*
3
3
Ltd.
Hamilton Cotton,
Hartford Electric
2-14
12-
12-
5%
com.
preferred
Refractories
-
income)xxx—-x—■/••
Kropp Forge (quur.)
11-25
62 % c
(quar.)
preferred,
Series H-DA (from,
Hancock Oil Co., 5%
(stock
10C
preferred
common
----
5c
Oil
10-15
(quar.)
convertible
Bros.,
-
series
Common
Kingwood
1
:
5.35%
10-15
jiroflts and 16c from investment income)
f
$1.14
10-15
King-Seeley Corp. (quar.)'
—62%c
10-15
Kingsburg Cotton Oil, common
5c
12-15
Common
5c 3-15-58
12-16
$1.25 3-10-58
_
x_l_L
Hagan Chemical & Controls,
6c
75c
7
9
7%c
_
* •
---
9-
10-
8
$1.25
1
Narfagahsett Electric Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
4.64% preferred (quar.)___(__
1
10-11
11-15
Appreciation Common Stock
S-3
(special of 98c from
11-
______
Gypsum Lime & Alabastiue of
Canada,
Quarterly
——1
Halle
9-16
»
Extra
30-1
10-
30-15
Fund
investment
net
61.25
%
Mfg.
Bond
12 %C
(quar.)—.:
dividend
6%
10-15
-
.(quar.)
9-11
10-
9-30
—
(quar.)——
preferred
9
11-15
10-35
—_>_..>x_^xx--
Aledium-Growth
1
11-
Mutual
.10-20
3lV*c
10-15
10-15
15c
MutualMortgage Ac Investment
11-15
6c
Keystone Custodian Funds—
(from
BR.,
Stock
■.
'
11-15
.x.—Mxx_x_xx_":-6c
Monthly
Monthly
9-23
invest¬
Gulf Insurance
(Dallas) (quar.>__
Gulf Life Insurance Co..
(quar.)
Gulf Mobile &> Ohio
Gulf
1
30c
10-15
1
10-28
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
common
21-1
11-
50c
common
Quarterly___.-L__.__—
Munsingwear, Inc., common
5%% preferred (quar.).
1
22VaC
-
common' <quar.)
$1.25
Telegrapu—
11-15
x—4Vie
(quar.)
Holder»
Payable of Ree.
35c
——
(quar.)
Mount Vernon Alills, 7%
preferred (s-a)
Mountain States Telephone &
10-15
-
;____
-a..
Chemical
Products,
12-1
50c
11-1
(quar.);
Industry Shares (from net
income)
;
Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
preferred
pfd.- (quar.)
Kearney (James *R.)x—x-x-
When
Snare
%
(quar.)_
preferred
12-T
$1.08%
47c
10-15
ment
$5
(quar,),
City Southern Ry.,
-
11-15
12-
•"
$1.05
$4.35-preferred
1"
1
12-1
-$1.12%
—-
10-15
50c
Growth
$5
$1
_x_.
.—
12-
95c
_
1
(quar.)
Co., ;5%
.—
x___—.—_______
Co.
(quar.)_—
Motorola, Inc.
(quar.)
Mount Royal Rice Mills. Ltd.
9-30
(quar.)
Moore
5%
9-30
10-15
1
1
»
9-23
10-15
Inc.,
V.
(quar,)_—
Power
Montrose
10-18
10-
iquar.)
preferred
(quar.):
Moody's Investors Service—
$3 participating preference
10-15
10c
Kansas
' 'r
Montgomery Ward Ac Co,,
•
10c
10-22
Rubber.
5%
10-30
Aircraft, class B (quar.)—...
$4 preferred
Company'*
Valiey Public Service Co.—
Common
10-15
Partic.. claps A common (quar.)—"
Kansas City Power Ac Light
•
$3.80 preferred (quar.)
—___——_—x—
Kaman
10-10
8
10-15
10-15
1
>10-10
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
10-
11- 1
10%
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
10-10
^ Hame of
Mississippi
Co.—
11-
Quarterly
:
Greeley Square .Building (N. Y.)
(liquidating)
(H.
Vegetable Paichment
dividend)
II-
t50c
Per
•...//
1
11-
—
25c
(Initial
11-
2
$1.09
—-■
Heintz, Inc.
6
10-25
'
12-
$1.06
—^
45c
—
_
(Canada), Ltd.—
preference (quur.)__—
__x________...
Grafton & C04 Ltd., class A
(qnar.).—
Grand Union
Co., 4MM preferred (quar.),
Great
American Insurance
Co.
<N.
Y.)—
Griesedieek
&
9-16
10-25
$1.12%
4%
Green
9*
10-15
40c
Holder*
Payable 01 llec.
45c
__
56Vac
$0.5781 Vt
(quar.)—
_
common
7
3
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kalamazoo
3
10-
T15C
(quar.)
30c
(quar.).
common
(quar.)
3
12-f 3
1-1-58
5%
_
preferred
preferred
(Stock12-
1-1-58
_
—
Co.,
10-15
59:%c
_
_
cdin. (stock dividend)
L
Giant Yellowknife Gold
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)_
Oitnbel Bros., Inc., common
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quaf.)
OHadding McBean &Co> new com. (initial)
(P. H.)
preferred
1
12-31
55c
Getfcy Oil Co.,
Glatfeltor
11-
4
53Vac
———;
com.,
(quar.)„_—
20c- - 11- 1
Jersey Central Power Ac Liglvt Co.—
'
4%
preferred (quar.)
$1'
1
Jewel Tea Co., 3:,/i% preferred (quar.^-—iv~- 93%c
11-1
Journal Publishing
(Ottawa), Ltd. (quar.)—
420c
10-15
Joy Manufacturing Co. (quar.)—i.--——-- - "
60c
'10-29
r
quar.)50c
conv
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
conv;
preferred (quar.)
4.407c
4.75%
4Vi%
4%'/?
10-18
11-
Ml-
.
Share
.
Monday. October 7, 1957
..
'
Electric,
Montana
Jack
10-31
—
When
„Per
'•'
7
11-
—
(quar.)
Iowa-Illinois ..Gas* A:
11-
___
preferred
Vnme of Comyany
9-20
11-
Mills, Inc. (quar.)
75c
Alotors Corp., $3.75 pfd.
(quar.)—
93%c
preferred iquar.)_x_.
SI.25
General Shoe Corp., common (quar.)—..
37%c
.50 prot/ series A (quar.)—..
87%c
Ge eral Steel Wares
Ltd., common tquar.)
%10c
o
preferred
(quar.)
——1S1.25
ral
$2.20
-
o/ Ree
10-25
nerai
General
Holder*
'
50c
_
.
50)
10-15
9-20
1
10-21
10-15
9-30
Volume
Number 5679
186
(1509)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
...
.
JE
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DULY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
14
6
45% Apr
0
37% Feb
12
S8% Dec 14
109 '% Feb
7
97% Sep
11
17% Jun
.
4%
10
M
Dec
4
14% Jan
9
11% Jan
2
v55
Oct
1
67% J«n
3r
46% Oct
4
14
Apr
10
Aug 29
t
ley* May 27
19
Jan
:
4
32% Jan
4
154
July 17
1
27% Jan
-
132
22% Jan
Feb
22% Deo 31
204
19
>'
9
.Feb
9
190
9
103
13^
Nov
155
17
Dec
111
155
July
2% Mar
14
117'% Jan
23% Feb
0
Dec
31
88% Jan
23
6% Dec
10% May
31
241% Sep
14
241% Sep
25
12
Dec
5
23
May 4
64% Dec 17
Nov
30
117% Mar 27
102
Jan
11
13
13
Jan
25
18% Jan
5
38 % Sep
9
25% Aug 15
36% Apr 23
27 %
129% Apr
21% Dec 11
50 %
'•
29% Dec 26
-
'
3
14%
14'%
4,200
29
2874
29
2874
28%
3,200
24%
24%
2474
23%
24'%
4,500
No par
*25%
26%
25%
25%
*25'/a
26'/a
•2574
26'/a
•2574
»153%
155
g%
153%
153%
9 Va
9%
Corp
42% Dec 21
56% Jan
26
97% Jan
3
77.
Dec
104% Nov
17
Feb
14
28-
Dec
31
49%
•153
2%
Jan
82
Mar 12
99
Sep 23
119
July 11
28
Sep 25
/ 39
Oct
4
13'A
13%
13%
1374
1374
109 Va
•108'%
110%
•108'4
16%
16'%
*16'%
16'%
72
•70
72
72
•70'%
6%
4
' May 16
Jan
4
102
25
25
Jan
2
26
3
July
Mills
Aluminum
8
a
25
22
Sep
19
29 Mt Jan
36
29% Oct
£9
»
39
13%
76%
15% Oct
24 Mi Jan
1
84
Oct
26
95% Jan
51
118
Dec
31
Jan
5
69
of
25
41% Feb
12
104% Feb
12
6%
54 %
28 %
19
191/4
'
41%
42%
42
»76
8
July
8
140
4
20 Ma May
2
8
Aug
4
39% Feb
18
35% Jun
20
27
61% Nov
12
45% Sep
25
64MtJuly
Jan
6
53% Jan
25
64
37% Apr
9
27
1
38
Nov
38% Jan
Dec
67
3
63 '% Dec
4% Mar
13
Jan
42% Mar
/
12% Dec
28
31% Oct
Feb
14
80% Aug 12
93 V* Feb
48% July 15
28
30
Mar~21
3
3
48
17% Jan
10
Dec
16% Apr
43% Aug
4
23% Doc
31
Jan
25
142 % NOV
69
27
143
84% Jan
31
11
Dec
31
98
Dec
4
32 %
82
7
July
17% Apr
13% Nov 29
1
17% Apr 23
39% May 22
American
Sep
14
Sep
19
26
17
15% Jan
16% Jun
2
15
Dec
28
17% Jan
3
65
Dec
19
106% Feb
21
94
Aug
9
40% Dec
11
31% Feb
17% Jun
8
24% Feb
12
-
102
77 % Dec
26
93
78
Aug 28
35Vs Feb
10
45% Nov
7
41
Jan
21
25% Nov
29
34% May
4
19% Sep
30
Mar 29
6
108
22% Dec
31
28
Jan
2
30
Jan
30
18
Apr
4
Jan
21
6
3
13% Sep
11
8% Jan
5% Jan
7
8% Mar 21
12
5% Dac
55% Jan
70% Sep
17
49% Sep
11
64 Mi Jan
6
33% Dec
3
25
Sep
25
33% May
31% Oct
2
42% Sep
26
66% July 11
12 %
Sep
26
8°o
24
23 % Oct
2
*
16
27
25
33% Nov 21
40% Jan
9
43
54% Aug
9
Jun
16% Dec
8
5
150
Dec
19
28
Nov
21
Feb
56
6
31
13% Jan
2i8 % Feb
99% Feb
28
July 31
31
July 31
16% Jun 12
Mar
28
Jun
21% Apr
88
Mar 16
67% Dec
13
21
142% Dec
24% Mar 20
Feb
145
13
36% Jan
6
177
Nov
105
12
42
Jan
10
120
Apr
25
Feb
174
46%sMar
51
13
59% Jan
19
63% Jun
3
11
Jun
19
155% Jan
24
Jun
3
45% Jan
3
23
123% Feb
15
Sep 25
47% Jan
8
2
35 %
July 24
19
49
27
•27'%
28'%
40'%
40'%
1,600
11274 11374
9,900
41%
411%
112%
113
*62%
64
16
15%
35%
63'%
64
1574
1574
15%
1574
84'%
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86
34'%
35 '/a
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35
347a
3474
2,200
97
•9574
97
97
98
3,300
•957a
45% Mar 12
18
62
Oct
23
40
Apr 24
25
Sep
30% Sep
10% Dec
28
16% Jan
10
187% Feb
1
68% Oct
1
26
84% Apr
145% Jan
31% Nov 23
51% Jan
*
119
27
27
26
Jan
179% Mar
12
78% Jan
131% Feb
14
30% Feb
3
10% July 20
9% Jan
21
4
29
17
24% Sep
24
23% Nov
26
27
17% Dec
12
44% July 11
12
Jan
Dec
13
22% Oct
-
Jan 23
63% Feb
14
Fl% Dec
6
Dec
3
32% Jan
10
60
30% May 28
26% May 29
For
6
1
48% Sep
10
27%
23
-
*
25 Mi Jan
23
19% Mar
•
7
33% Aug
5
9
Nov
7
53
Sep
25
72% Jan
81
May
42% Apr
2
31% Feb
12
41% July 18
Jan
12
42% Dec
13
87% Mar 19
85
107
97
♦26
26%
26%
26%
26'%
26'%
26Ma
26'%
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59'%
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59'%
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18'A
46 'A
18%
18%
18'%
18'%
1874
1774
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47
46'/a
46%
4674
47
4674
47
,
84
38
Aug 29
Oct
4
17%
17%
17%!
27% Sep
35% Mar 19
25% Jan
page
30
8
•19
19'%
46 y8
46%
3,500
12,500
-
474
4374
43'/a
37%
♦37%
38
38
37%
38
38 Mi
38'%
48
47'%
47'%
46 Ma
47
500
57'%
5674
5674
567a
57
3,200
32'%
32
32
327a
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1,300
32'%
500
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38
47
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47'%
56%
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47'%
57'%
-
57
56 %V
32'%
32%
32%
56'%
32'%
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•80'%
4074
40
41
4074
26'A
26%
26%
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27
•26
27
15
15
15
17'%
17'%
17'%
31%
31'%
31%
82
♦80 Va
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14%
15
14%
1474
14%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 3/0
44
.
42'%
42'%
42
42
-
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900
237a
2374
2374
2374
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237«
13%
14
14
1374
14'%
13%
14
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8,500
10
33%
33%
33%
337 a
33%
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33 Ma
33%
33 ya
12.50
18%
18%
18%
187a
87
87
87
10
1
100
:
com..—2
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■-
♦13 Ma
95
14 Va
16%
16%
35 V4
19
19'%
1,400
85
85
500
148
146
147
3,600
1374
14674
14
•93
14'%
1474
167a
16'%
16'%
16'%
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94
94
357a
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35'%
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35 V\
3574
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81
7'%.
24
23%
26'%
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26'%
1374
1374
1374
1374
1374
7'%
7'/a
7'%
14
50%
50%
5074
257a
25'%
26
32
32%
3174
No par
43%
44%
437 a
44
127a
127a
1274
Ship Building Co—No par
64%
No par
100
preferred
46
•146
%
150
24
23'/a
2474
65
47'%
6574
64'%
47%
477i
41
143'%
X141
4174
142%
141
•41
42
25
6% noncumulatlve preferred-^lOO
American Steel Foundries
1
•114%
35%
36'%
1
58%
58'%..
26%
267a
307
s
31 Vi
307a
8%
8%
*8%
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7'%
7%
30,000
5iya
513/4
8,500
2574
26'%
26'%
263%
1,800
3274
32'%
327a
44
127a
'
'
44
447-4
43'%
44'%
43'%
1274
127a
12%
1274
1274
*145
•145
150
♦145
150
Stores Co
Refining common
preferred
American Sumatra Tobacco
American
6%
Tel & Tel Co
Tobacco common
preferred
25
25
5
100
25
100
25
American Water Works Co com—5
American
Viscose Corp
25
;—25
American Zinc Lead Si Smelting—1
Preferred
Preferred
Amphenol
Anaconda
6%
series—
5'%%
series
Electronics Corp—.1
:
Co.
Anaconda Wire & Cable
Hocking Glass
74 Va
73%'
114
1147a
35
34%
10'%'»
10 Va
23'%
2374
2374
24
65
65'%
48'%
65
65
680
65
65
477a
48
13,600
144
4774
48'%
47'%
141
141
41
41 Ma
14174
14274
*41
142
41'%
41'%
115
114'%
36'%
3674
58'%
59%
59%
62
61'%
61%
61'%
267,,
26'%
27
27
27
2674
25%
31'%
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3174
874
1,360
1697a
171'%
15M4
75%
31,400
II,000
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367a
10%
9
874
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169'%
757a
169 Ma
7474
7574
115
114 Ma
115%
34'%
34'%
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1074
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7
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13%
9,800
10'%
5,600
i.
25 Ma
25 Ma
22'%
2274
13
13
23
23%
4,700
507a
5174
32,300
64
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643%
720
38%
88
10'%
25'%
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23
.
13'%
13'%
13'%
|
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23%
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64
65
65'%
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38
38
38
38
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86
85
86
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39
39
38'%
27%
2774
30
28%
28
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30
28
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30
...
100
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-
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34'%
50%
39
28%
29%
117
10 MB
23
39
27%
*28
200
337a
•13
38%
1,700
115%
13V4
37%
9,600
2674
34%
10'%
50%
84%
6174
1167a
23%. .24'/a
38%
6,800
34 Va
«25
25 Ma
23%
*
363%
115'%
-
*
25%
,
14
34'%
3174
*8%
874
17074 171'%
7574
7574
31 Ma
3174
•22 3%
84%
Corp——.10
74'%
114
31%
*25
*37%
Oil
Mining
168 Va
31 '/„
23%
Corp—
20
114'%
37
26%
p2
470
1,100
41%
115
115
•114%
*22%
61.
2,000
23%
*25
6.25
$4
Copper
168%
No par
Co—.—21.80
Common
Andes
—...50
No par
168 Va
150
23'%
36
35%
.
2,300
8,000
20,800
36
*114'% 115
115
300
774
5174
3274
32'%
1374
7'/a
51
25»%
-
900
5074
32%
150
20
237a
26'%
25%
12%
400
.
8,100
91
♦25'%
50%
24 %
20'%
•89
91
♦23%
32%
*146
523%,
19%
2074
2374
25%
10
5274
52'%
89
50%
100
82
"26'%
-I
& Std Sany common...5
5,800
35'%
2374
89
—25
preferred
10
95
*25'%
91
74
No par
Co
Co...
I,400
7%
14
6%
♦78 Ma
16'%
23%
23
26
*13%
343%
35'%
80
2,900
*25%
*13%
23'%
*24%.
52'%
1974
Mo
•93
95
40
14'%
•89
*89
89
5
96
14'%
35'%
300
14%
•94
14 Me
94
23%
•14
96
*16'%
35%
89
-
167a
*16'%
80
♦78
14'%
•14
96
14'%
95
*94
19'%
85
14%
14
14%
19'%
84
*94
95
95
8,900
1974
89 Ma
14674 148
14
*13%
14
•93
337a
1874
*84'%
146'/a
145
149
147
—1
Motors Com
American
2,800
237a
Amer Smelt & Refg com
7%
1,000
17'%.
17%
45
5%% -convertible preferred.—20
American
300
15
13%
American Molasses Co—
Amer Sugar
51,600
41'%
27
•26'%
•14'%
No par
Optical Co....
Amer Potash & Chemical
0
82
407a
41%
900
23 %
45
*43
20
7%
•31%
82
•31 Ma
39%
31%
82
53
American
3174
3174
82
40%
39%'
1974
7%
16,700
474
42%
•52 Ma
Amer Rad
43 3%
4%
42%
19%
Gas
43'%
4%
42 Va
52%
Natural
3,600
4374
4%
81
News
200
43%
42%
19'/4
American
177a
19
47a
4%
52%
preferred
17%
19
474
474
19%
4%%
18'%
19'%
•19
19'%
52%
43% May 31
Mar 20
8,200
42%
-
19%
»
60% July 12
40
10
la y4
•80
17%
1874
18 Ma
18%
*19
19%
*19
•
52 Va
preferred
Anderson Clayton Si
95% May
700
591%
1774
•
•80
•113
*113
No par
Anchor
43% July 11
footnotes see
Oct
11% July 26
•
4
12% Sep
May 28
23% Mar 13
...
C5
2
19
9
Jan
25
69% Aug 22
111% Aug
25
"
.
4
81
167% Sep
30
Dec
Oct
165
84% Apr
6
8 % Aug
16
-
•95%
100
American Metal Products
400
84
35%
35 Va
•83 M»
•
Dec
900
33,100
15%
86
87
♦84
86
63
1574
15%
64
6374
63
"
-
-
114
112
1157 a
114
41
•40'%
41'%
40%
41%
110%
63
14
preferred
American
25
40
•2574
28'%
24
American Seating Co.—
114% Sep
2
129% Mar 26
39% Jan
4
Aug
136
21
27
•27'%
13%
Corp
34% Jan 10
45% Sep
26
•25'%
28'%
23 %
American
97% July
62
3574
27
*27'%
*78
American
9
41,500
<537
•25%
28'%
40c
Foreign Power
prior
American
Apr
36%-
3674
27
♦27
57%
American Mach & Fdry common—7
3.90% preferred
.100
3
18 Va Jan
36
35%
*25%
20%
1
31
158
24,300
28 %
31%
Hawaiian SS Co
37% May 17
'
59% Mar 20
46% Jan 23
29
3,800
77'%
27
Amer Metal Co Ltd common.No par
28% Jun
28'%
76%
97
No par
Amer Machine & Metals
58% July 18
•
28
57%
No par
5'%%
-
200
.
37
•80 Ma
American Investment Co of 111
11
May 27
43% July 16
83
Feb
4
70
100
26 Va
noncumulatlve preferred—100
American International Corp
—1
3
3674
]
7,500
21,300
*95%
American Ice Co common
7
36%
-
1,200
2874
•95
77'%
35%
6%
97% Jun
76'%
86
American-Home Products
178% July B
15% Aug 19
13
12
95
28%
77'%
20
1
Secur
Hardware
American
18
28'%
76'%
15%
10
American Gas 81 Electric Co
23% Jan
Feb
•
105
11,900
1,300
77
28
2874
28'/a
•95
98
5
Aug 26
135
Ma
98%
28
28%
-76
77
•76
77
28%
75%
i.lo
jl
European
23
•76
28%
28 %
100
Co
81
Sep
4374
75
47
Export Lines Inc
10% Feb
.
9
Cyanamid
American
2
43 Ma
28
37
prior preferred
American
118% Feb
7
Aug
14% Mar 21
102
4Ma %
American
26
43'%
63
10
1
18% Sep
4274
75%
No par
No par
—
7
13% Oct
5
2
18% Oct
431%
28%
25
Co.—
Jun
49
3
lu
423%
77
41 %
20
31 Mi Feb
Oct
42
14
18
J
98'%
28'%
1
common
American Enka Corp
21 % Sm
7
30% Dec
35% May 28
13% Nov
Inc
14
7
24
18
28%
111%.
-.
100
17% Aug 27
17% Sep
18 V4
58 Ma
*95
No par
com
27% Jan
11% May
19% Aug
35% Jan
Dec
Shoe Co
Distilling Co
American Encaustic Tiling
24% Ailg 20
28%
1774.
2
Corp
American
1
44% Mar 12
25
Anna
Colortype Co
American
27%
8
28'%
18 7u
.
lo
American Crystal Sugar com
Dec
29 Va Api
28'%
18 Va
5674
50
Chicle
American
27
28'%
*27%
100
preferred
39% Sep
22% Juu
1
•2174
287a
*25%
No par
American Chain & Cable
35
25
59
22'%
57'/a
•
98%
1
preferred
100
27% May 15
81
Dec 18
•70
300
22 Ma
58
22%
,
*22
100
American
9
8
15,400 -
54%
28'/a
V
75%
No par
common
5
34% Sep
89% Jan
3
2y4
7874
77
287J,
•213%
221/a
54i%
53%
•28
29
1,300
2'%
374
78'%
78
78'%
14 Ma
Broadcasting-Paramount
7%
7
*2 Mo
27o
77 Va
21,200
41
1374
14 Ma
:
28
No par
preferred
3
Sep
14
106
•102
106
•102
14 7 a
*2
:
40'%
41'%
4074
41'/a
106%
98%
-
American cable & Radio Corp
1
American Can Co common
12.50
45% July 25
20
2
18
7% Mar 12
31
Oct
4074
•1374
36 %
convertible preferred
5%
6% July 11
49% Apr
45% Jun
4% Dec
40
27
24% Jan
19
135
No par
preferred
Bosch
Theatres
16% Aug 27
82% May 21
20% Jan 11
3
19% Dec
conv
Brake
4%
•22
77
-
.'28%
1
preferred
Amer
57% July
250
•106
10
18%
preferred.
Petroleum Corp
American
•185
130
42%
22%
28 %
America..
convertible
4%%
0
250
•106
•102
77%
45,200
6%
•150
130
2%
53%
par
6s/a
250
;
14
76%
800
,
72
•70%
674
674
6%
67a
100
1674
•150
*
Co
10,100
1674
.
•106
„
401%
•2
2
77
•21%
Corp common—No
American Bank Note
18
Mar
13%
2
5
American Bakeries Co com
99% Mar 28
23
17% Sep
11
3Ma%
8
Amer
21% Dec 20
•70
106 >%
14
5
Amer Agricultural Chemical
American Airlines common
2
Sep
9
23% Aug
2
47% Dec 11
1
Jan
9
26 % Sep
Jan
<
37% Aug
7
31% Oct 29
Sep 28
3
113
2
31% Jan
7
7
16
«
39%
No par
Corp
convertible
Amerada
g
Sep 23
16
6%
•102
107
5
—18
50
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)—:
1
Amerace Corp
12.50
l
»>
147% Jun
60% Feb 27
9
70% Jan
108
-7
27% Mar 8
64 •' May 28
16% Jan 23
-
12
16
'
Mar 23
Mar 19
126
10
95% Dec
23
Feb
27
Oct
30
Sep
26% Mar 16
105% Sep
6%
■
40%
39%
No par
_
1;
Aluminium Limited
c
30% Feb 21
Jan
79
6%
6%
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1
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i
1,100
72
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1
1
274
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160
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1374
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100
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V
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,
200
-
51%
200
274
13%
4% preferred
—100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
—20
4.08% convertible preferred
100.,
10
Alpha Portland Cement
9
5j%Juiy
71-% Sep
104% Feb
-Dec
160
274
109%
.
30
36% May
lilV2
10
58
•153
3
13%
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common
Industries
Allied Stores
31% Nov 19
91% Jan
160
3
26
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:
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Amalgamated Leather Co
k
•153
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135
47% Jun 19
133% Aug 10
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160
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15
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3
5,900
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61%
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5
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3
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28
39
26
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37% July 25
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common
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4
!
9%
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;
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4
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Allied Kid Co
4
2,000
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59
Oct
Aug 27
Aug 16
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11
5
47'%
28%
100
preferred
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Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
Aug 13
Jan
98% Jan
Aug 26
14 74
46'%
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110% Jun 13
75% Sep 25
21% Jun 12
14%
24%
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2
Nov" 28
•
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28%
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5
3
16
300
1474
47'%
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24%
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14
65% Apr
25
200
4,300
14
5%% preferred A
Jan
\
45%
99
•98
28%
7%
Sep
9874
24%
Aldens Inc
9 Mi Jun
146
108%. Mar 19
30
12% Dec
48%
9874
14%
Alco products Inc common
8
14
160
115
105
48
4474
29%
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry.J
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
18% May 13
77M< Jan 14
70% July 26
5% Feb 11
7
Jan
114
Jun
14%
48V4
,
24%
Aeuia-otandard
19% Jan 16
13% Sep 30
19
21
14%
47 Va
Air Reduc^on lAc common
No par14.50% conv pfd 1951 series—100
8% May 28
15% Feb
107
Dec
14%
50%
99
14
•
Aeroquip Corp—
Aug 28
160
1
5
14%
49'%
1
Co
Admiral Corp
232% Jun 28
,
16% Dec
77
7
13
26
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28%
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Aoams-Millis
;
15
14
237a Mar 22
11
7
46% Feb
.
4% Feb 16
2% Dec 13
Jun
176% Feb
Dec 10
Dec 13
Mar 14
52
S6% Feb
i
11
:
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Adams Express
31% July 8
31 % July 23
65% July 8
20% Jan
25% Sep
i
8
14% Jan
12
Aug 20
9
3
22% Dec 31
11% Apr
Mar
98
99 "
14%
45
Shares
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44
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'
24
98
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5
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.
1
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27% July 18
45%
45%
the Week
•'
Oct. 4
10
ACF-Wrigley
88% Jan
30
45%
1
ACF Industries Ino
Sep 26
23% Feb 12
28
28
29% May
22
103
13
July 30
20
37% Dec
29% May 25
:Sep 19
23% Dec
6
"
30
44 V3
100
conv
Friday
r
Thursday
-
Oct. 3
30
30
-
Oct. 2
25
i
preferred
ABC Vending Corp
64"% May 17
30
♦29%
Wednesday
Oct. I
Sept. 30
1
Abbott Laboratories common
Sslee for
sale PRICES
'
Tuesday
Monday
Abacus Fund
104% May 22
37% Dec
Jan
LOW and high
.
Pat
EXCHANGE
33% Jun 17
51% July 15
29
32% Mar 12
21
;
.
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
2874 Sep
STOCKS
,
1
Range Sfnce Jan.
Year 1956
600
70
38
38 Mi
2,000
28
28
5,600
•28
•
29'%
17
le
(1510)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 7, 1957
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
XaBge for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
Kongo Slnee Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
32 % Aug 28
28
Oct
4
41'/« Apr
% Apr
5
46% Feb
9
69% Dec
14
51% Feb
Armco
7
24
May 2
37% Mar 27
11% Sep
25
65% Jan
16% Jan
2
15% Feb
8
Armour
24% Sep
24
30
Jan
4
92
Feb
18
32'/a Jun
5
39
26'/a Nov 29
62
Dec
5
102% Mar
2
79
Sep
6
18
Feb
4
267/a Jun
11
31% Mar 15
15% Jan
11
20
27% Oct
28% Jan
Mar 29
16% Sep
26
27% Apr
6'/a Jan
9
8% Feb
27
Jan
4
6% Jun'
3
2
Argo
23
30% Mar 29
4
6% Jan
8ep
Archer-Daniels-Midland
36
Oil
7
36% July 19
19% May 6
31% May 31
2
7% Sep
19
16
Oct
9
Jan
35
Jan
3
28% Feb
12
34
110% Jan
5
89
14
103
23
73
25% Nov 21
10
Nov
$3.75
28
Nov
43% Jan 27
5
35% Jan
Jun
27
Jan
2
85
Sep
30
95
25
50 74
101
Feb
9
27
41'A Feb
99% Feb
79 '/4 July 26
37% P
20
27
Sep 26
63% May 9
47% Aug 14
83% Nov 29
8% Nov 29
78
20% Sep
25
12
6
6
Jan
11
10% Feb
July 15
57% Jun
94
6
25
Jan
18
24
79% July 16
Atlas
11% Jan 24
Jan
13
11% Jan
9
19
17% Feb
27
17
Feb
1
8
34% Oct
29
30% Jan
2
38
7% Feb
24
5% Jan
2
7% July
48% July
5ya Sep 26
37% Sep 26
9% Sen
49y4 Feb 24
14
30
42 % Aug 20
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62
9
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16 ye Jan
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1
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91
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1
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29
Associates Investment Co
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Aug
33%
28 74
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18% Jun
1
13
33%
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the Week
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6
23
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Corp
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Wednesday
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5
Armstrong Cork Co
28
Jan
30% Mar 13
17
60
63% Jan 22
May
33% July 23
11% Aug
3
30
26% Dec
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Jun
&
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Sept. 30
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Corp
Steel
Arnold
As.-
29%. Feb
97
65'
Par
*
14
13
22
5
39% Apr 25
5
Jan
8 % Jan
18% May 24
4% Dec
12
Monday
EXCHANGE
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27% Jan 23
9
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
f
700
62
974
1,000
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400
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100
327b
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1,300
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42,300
42%
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300
J
4% Dec
17
7% July 12
35 y2 May 24
48% Dec
8
15 y2 Jan
12
31% Dec
17
35% Feb
3% Aug 26
5
11% Jun
7
95
Nov
29
113
85
Dec
21
105
41% Feb
13
53
68 y8 Dec
28
42 % Jan
9
Jan
19
60
12% Oct 31
39
14
Jan
6
Feb
Feb
19
3
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90% July 26
80
July 22
55
11
Sep 25
36% Oct
4
Oct
4
89
12% Oct
2
14% July
12
39
Feb
21
23
i8
25
15% Aug
6
31% Mar 14
6
Jan
134% July 13
120
Feb
26'% Oct
91% Aug
79
8
31
19
47% Jan
4
39
32% Dec
26
4
Sep 26
Sep 16
Sep 27
27% Feb
12
10
Nov 28
14
" Feb
6
10% Mar
8
20
Jun
8
27
Jan
3
12% Oct
1
28% Feb
14
48% Jun
8
35% May 20
Apr
43% Dec 28
50% Dec 31
Jan
19% July 25
71% May 22
17% Feb 13
May 20
80
101
20
136
9
Nov 27
Sep
3
102
20
37% Jan
Dec
52
2
July 23
19
106 % Jan
29
57% Jan
89% July 12
13% Oct
4
27
85
May 16
62
17% Sep 13
25y8 Jan 23
8
63
12
49% Sep
19% Jun
28
14
15% Jun
Sep 17
26% Aug
6
8
Mar
Feb
Sep
16% Mar 22
39
05
58% July 25
Jun
67% Nov 26
31
102
15
16
9
Dec
35% Feo
82% Jun
Nov
5
20% Jan
11
64% Dec 27
44y8 Dec
63
Dec
146
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20
1
24% Jan 31
66% May 17
25
21
28% Sep
20
43
Feb
15
31
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37% Oct
1
Aug
9
172% Feb
136
40 % Sep
8
16
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7
13
Dec
5
84
Jan
11
32% Feb
10
13% Jun
71
25% Nov 20
36
28% Jan
,
23
45% July 25
21% Dec 20
Dec
26
May 14
May 9
1% Jan 28
54% Jan
25
26
75
28
Sep
23% Sep 24
22% Oct
4
13
155
Jan
Apr
33% Jan
2
61% Jan
2
25
Jan
9
Apr
15
14% Dec 26
9% Dec 26
17
3
14'% Feb
12
12% Mar 16
9% Jan
2
64
51% Feb
12
27
64
Jan
12
38% Jan
17
50% Apr
98% Feb
10
79
Dec
3
48% Dec 12
5
35% pet
4
75% Aug 26
57% Mar 19
46 % Aug
3
29% Jan
3
41% Oct
1
61% Jan
3
14% Jan
31
10
19
Beckman
Oct
1
14% Oct
36
16% Jan
Shoe
(A S)
Life
4% %
cum
Foods
&
24
Boston
19% Jan
3
47% Jan
10
17%
177a
41%
42
l'b
1%
1 %
1
25
11% Jan
2
41% July
8
Bridgeport Brass Co
12% Dec
31
8
24% Apr
48% Nov
13% Jan
14
-
16
14
34'% Sep
25
47
10
44% Dec
17
41
21
61% July 12
26
100
32 % May 25
13% Dec
17
Feb
6
7
Oct
Jan
1
Aug 26
90
37
Aug
2
15% Apr 27
46
Aug 29
33
Aug 14
36% Jun
13
Brooklyn Union
15
15
Brown
23% Oct 18
38 y8 Jan 23
26% July 19
56% July 18
48% May 22
36% Aug
26
21% May 17
90% Jan 15
Budd
34% July 5
29% Jan 11
tulova
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80 'A
July 30
29
Feb
Mar
65
Nov
63
Sep 20
16% Jan
81% Jan
77% Feb
72
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30
27
28% Jan 23
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15
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22% Sep 18
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25% May
8
98
20
6
26
21
Jan
14% Jan
23
63% Aug 14
62
May 21
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33% Feb 27
26
16% Sep
23
23'% Jun
27
6
Aug 22
25% Sep
101
11
Feb 13
3% Oct
3-
24
26%
29
27
563/4 Jan
29
7k
8
1
Sep
25
3
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30% May 13
52
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1,000
14,300
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347b
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167 b
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807b
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35
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1,400
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13
29%
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13
297b
29
13 %
29
5
12%
13%
15%
127 b
13
15%
15%
15%
12%
15%
5,300
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157b
10%
157 b
10%
12%
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com
15'%
157b
157 b
107b
3,100
10%
10 Va
10%
107b
107b
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100
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66
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66
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220
39
39'%
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12,100
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17%
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400
26'%
257b
26%
6,900
preferred
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Packing
39
1
;
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15
26
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11
33"
57b
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26
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101
387b
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11
101
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6
500
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37b
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6,600
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11%
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2,600
387b
1,400
57 b
57b
57 b
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57 b
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347b
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147b
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147b
147b
14,400
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76
77
76
76
76
76
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777b
51%
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51
Canadian Breweries Ltd
No par
*2478
2574
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25
2974
297b
29%
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67b
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67b
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Cannon Mills Co_
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39%
17
26
100
Canadian
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39
17
26%
6%
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3874
17
257 b
25%
5
387 b
17
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5
Inc
preferred
40%
25%
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26
5
Zinc-Lead
&
65%
10
participating preferred—100
Callahan
*65'%
Camera Southern Ry Co
-
13'%
42
10%
10
Co
Terminal
$4.25
13 '/a
40%
66
California
4
Feb
3,400
28%
3
Copper & Zinc
Byers Co < A Ml common
8
84
297a
,
45%
,
24'%
:
10%
*
3,200
40
29
14%
16
2.50
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16 % May
16%
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197 b
I
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No par
Butler Bros
877b Jan
16%
27
«
65
11
July
50
2
2
.
17,900
82
19
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10
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•
37%
277b
26%
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*60
Jan
July 31
48% Oct
te>
36
Campbell Red Lake Miaes Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co—'
1.80
Canada Dry
linger Ale com__i.66V3
13% Jan
to- tii-
23% i- 24
*16%
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8
74
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35%
074 Jan
7
3374 Apr
6
36% Mar 16
23
36 %
5% July 17
3
July 11
23%
35%
Calumet
17% Jan
66
29%
23
*65%
46
287b
23%
2
98
1
44%
2874
24
2
12
Oct
44
287 b
23%
145
10 %
80
100
Jan
44% Jan 11
144%
11%
67
'
3,300
100
29
7%
*11
*65%
-
100
19
45% Jan 16
104% Feb 26
144
*
11
67
20
:
137 b
preferred
10% Jan
Bush
387b
43
3.50
Burroughs Corp
3
44
46
38%
42%
800
1,900
second
3 % %
4% %
52% July 10
45%
38%
'
*65%
92 %
137b
1%
30
43 %
28%
7% Jan
21
65
24
74 V2 Jan' 25
1%
30
457b
24
1574 Aug
Dec
24% Nov 30
30% Nov 29
1
Jan
Co common
preferred
Watch
-
30 V4
28 %
15
Burlington Industries Inc
4%
preferred
1
74% Jan 23
65
(The)
^
1
23 %
Sep 25
75 Tb Dec
Feb
30
Mar 12
28
16% Mar 20
7% Jan 17
43% Jan
3
574 Aug
9
3474 Nov 23
$5
2
25
51% May 3
87b Apr 13
10
20
13
6
4
15'% Sep
10% Sep
SI% Jan
5
% Apr 16
34% Dec R
105% Aug 3
40% Jflh S3
4% Dec
8
.
12
Aug 15
12% Jan
Oct
19
11
144
177b
42%
1
50
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
9
12% Oct
8
3
Sep
45%
-
10%
1
42%
1
Buffalo Forge Co
Bulla rd Co
3
95% Jun 22
36% July 17
38% July 30
May 23
42%
144%
17%
42 %
-
1%
45-%
38%
—_No par
25
21% Jan
5
43%
5
Inc
28
1
23
Co
*144
11%
65%
91%
47% '48%
17%
-
*20%
lo
New
52% Jan
Feb
10
Shoe
144
11 %
2.50
common
Gas
17
Dec
28
Brown
30%
37%
*86
48 %
42
45%
38%
41%
65%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender—
7
%
8
Bigelow
25
17y8 May 28
Dec
&
31% Sep
89
12% Aug 21
Jan
23% Sep
27
26
11
12% Sep 24
38% Mar 11
144
1.25
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%'% preferred
^
82
Jun
42
2.50
preferred
29
30% Sep
39% NOV 16
20 % Dec
Jan
*29 %
x45%
ft
lo
Branlff Airways Inc
12
28% Feb
42
41%
1
preferred
7% Sep
29% Feb
35 y8 Jun
41
8
No par
100
40'% Sep
92 y2 Oct
30
46%
25
58
conv
91%
41%
30
16%
130
RR—
54% May 10
4% %
137b
42%
400
1,800
12%
13'%
41'%
1%
15
31
11
12'%
41:%
41%
46
29%
13%
*86
1%
com
Common
5%
91%
■„
40
29
127 b
13%
14%
41
*86
*38
28%
'
19%
40%
12%
40
.
91%
100
28
Jan
14%
41
12%
41%
common
Dec
48
14%
28%
12%
277b
81
19 'a
10
187b
33
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13%
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19%
40
28%
28'4
12%
92
27%
81
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r
300
51%
,
3274
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19%
40
32%
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81
19%
16%
32
90
1 peso
Co
Maine
32%
130
90
47%
(The)
Edison
32%
*120
47%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Co
32%
90 %
17%
;
Borg-Warner Corp
3 '/a %
preferred
16'%
46%
Co—
Borden
16%
46% K 477b
17% ' 17%
Mfg Co
(Delaware)
10
16%
400
52
50 7b
120
*79
40
5
Deoker
22
%
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1
Co
Jan
1
1
52
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13%
10
55
1,700
18%
29
12%
127b
507b
13%
19%
127b
18%
27
81
127b
16%
90
40
1,700
50%
13%
19'/a
63
19
30
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36 74
62
51%
13'%
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36 7b
64%
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55
55 74
36%
51%
50
(Del)
Jan
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270
... 50
20,200
457b
5574
50%
28%
1
46
32
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19
44%
*52
12%
127 b
13%
1
62% Jun 12
12%
28%
Inc
(E W)
36%
64
55
4,500
87
900
*63
64
31%
28%
Co Inc
Steel
37
120
100
Gypsum
*36%
64%
32%
*12%
i
preferred
&
36%
90%
lo
Bendix Aviation Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
5%
56
13%
1
common
45%
56
30
pfd____100
preferred
44%
56
*16
126
90%
1
Corpi
45%
5574
50%
16%
1
Bell Aircraft Corp
Bell & Howell Co
87
July 24
27
32
50
Savers
447b
*52
34
93%
87
'
%
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13,300
93'%
87
30,900
12
34
337b
55%
,
4%
4%
3174 '32%
1174
94
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*
36%
18%
51
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337b
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:
87
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55
18%
16 %
44
33%
94
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63%
50
100
RR
43%
127b
%
33%
93%
87
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65
12%
12.50
Inc—
4%%
36%
64 %
1
Beeoft Aircraft Corp
Creek
55%
*52
4%
*85
43%
*36
5
5
Bohn Aluminum & Brass
Corp
5
Bon Ami Co class A
No par
Class B
No par
Bond Stores Inc
1
3
53% Jan
43%
*55%
*—2.50
35 y2 Dec
9
93
85
100
41
May
337 b
03
85
—lo
preferred
Instruments
Bo--'"'-
17 #Aug
33%
91%
33%
92%
No par
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
Boeing Airplane Co
17% May 27
11% Sep 19
Dec
12
Corp
Beaunit Mills Inc
Bliss
32
Jan
32%
117b
50
___
conv prior
preferred
Blaw-Knox Co
14
1
1
3%%
% %
4
29% Jan
15% Sep 25
23% Feb 12
11% «<uiy
9
1
Products
Black
33% Oct
Mar
4%
31%
12'%
common
Beatrice Foods Co common
64% May 17
43% Jan
2
3
12
47b
32%
12
33%
7% preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del/ com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
2
65% Dec 12
4
4%
3174
12
100
Bath
Bethlehem
24
29% Apr
34% May
20% May
23% Nov 21
4%
32
117b
_100
Iron Works
Corp___.
Bayuk Cigars Inc_
Bestwall
15% Jan 11
65
30
25
Basic
Corp
preferred
Best
7
20
43% Sep
4%%
Best
50% July 16
Jun
Sep
*4%
31%
12%
100
common
Benguet Consolidated Inc
32% July 15
49% July 5
10% Sep
50% Sep
6
46% July 17
32% May 11
28% Nov 89
•
48
iy8Scp 23
19
4%
32%
11%
Belding-Heminway
25
18
Brothers
Beech-Nut
46% Sep
Jun
Barker
1
6
2% Feb 24
4%
31%
noncumulative preferred__100
Bangor & Aroostook RR
1
Barber Oil Corp
i
10
2
2
33% Apr 17
53% Jun 22
Ohio
35% July
89% Feb
40
14
&
13 % Aug
50 Va Jan
10
(The)
4%
Beech
30% Mar 15
Jan
Co
preferred series B
preferred series C__
Beck
85
30
Wilcox
4%%
4%
Baltimore
42
Apr 22
&
Baltimore Gas & Elec Co—Na
par
47% July 16
86 Va Aug
9
31 'A Jan 24
17% Jun
1 % Dec
30% Oct
1
_9
13
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Jan
44
94
Inc___
Babcock
16
41 % Feb
27
116
T)
(B
11
15
67% Oct 24
19'/a Jan
Babbitt
46% Jan
May 28
16% Aug 21
43
4
23
25
32%
May 10
68% Jan
6% Jan
Sep
11% Sep
2
Apr
31
*
257b
26
2974
•487b
26
*77
50
*251/4
5074
*50%
52
26
♦25%
26
4,000
230
120
100
297b
29 74
29%
297b
2974
13,200
4974
487b
48 %
487b
4874
1,100
Number 5679
Volume 186
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
.
(151,1)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
13% Oct
1
26% Jan
4
36% Sep
30
51% Jun
13
22
Feb
12
32% May 22
9
94
July 17
4iy2 Feb
23
45 Va Aug
22
'
Nov
14
29% Mar 20
101
Nov
30
Mar
121
2
22% Sep
26
29
65% Dec
31
50% Fee
la
40 % Nov
20
62% May 16
37% Sep
25 '
9
53% Jan 26
37 * Aug. 15'
20% Feb 13 V
Nov.
20% Jan
24 % Aug
19
16
11% May 28
<1.
18% Jan
5
14
Dec.21
119% Jan
9
101
95% July 18
75
-
89
-
100
94
•
Dec
Jan
104
11
5
119
Feb
27
64% Dec
21
75
Jan
13
Feb
14
34
17% Dec1
47% May
20
3
Jun
-
3
.
.
,
37%
5,200
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 %
24
24
25%
25%
26%
3,400
95
95
*94%
96%
*94%
96%
95
95
95
95
22%
23
*22%
23
23
23%
23 %
23%
23%
23%
2,300
54%
55%'
54%
55 Va
55%
55%
56
57
56%
56%
2,200
39
40%
40
&
Light
No par
Corp
:
Case
i
:
50
10
common
(J I) Co
7%
.
40
41 %
39%
40%
39%
40
40
40
40
40%
*39 Va
"22 %
22%
21%
22
22
15%
16%
15%
16
16
103%
102 %
4.20%
<-7%
preferred
2nd
4% %
*
7
28/
*89
No par
13 %
preferred series A_100
64
65
31
31%
L_
^
1
*16%
20
■;
5%
91
*89
,
•
13
*106
12,300
13%,
108 %
63%
63%'
30%
31
31
31%-
16%
16%
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64
1,200
29%
30
3,300
16%
x30
17
63 %
*63%
30%
64
*16%
17
10,700
14,700
90%
13%
*106
63%
64
,
■
77%
*89
13%
108%
*106
108%-
220
5%
77
91
13%
13%
13%
78
23,900
102
5%
5%
■.
16
102
103%
5%
77
78%;
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91
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*
840
1,000
22%
15%
16
12,500
40
41
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22%
■;
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101%,
39%
41
15%
%
108%
13%
108%
16%'
77
22
7,900
280
41
40%
22
5%
5%
77
*89
91
13%
"106
,.
•
101%
102%
5%
75
75%
__100
Corp common
preferred—
-5%
5%
75
100
:
11Celotex
18% Feb
5%
10
preferred-:
conv
102
100
i
Celanese Corp of Amer com
•
1
12.50
common
preferred
.
1
preferred
6%% 2nd preferredCaterpillar Tractor common
'
8
5
Carriers & General Corp
38% Jan
•
Power
>
*16%
16%
19%
19%
10
10
2,900
44
44 Va
1,200
200
J>
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t
.
,
14%
36%
8
70/Jan
v
10 v'
23'
-
i
t
.
14 Va
37%
0
'17% Jan
29% Sep
16% Sep
14%
37
9 ■?
109% Adg 20
2
14%
37%
'
100% Mar 13
20"--
63% Oct
22
14
5% Mar
15
14%
37 %
(The) Co
Carpenter Steel Co
19
99% May
Aug
104
21% Jan
13%
37%
i
Feb
13
21
14%
37
4%%
6
Sep 25 v
3
Nov
13% Nov 23
102
13%
38
26
.
27
Shares
14%
36%
Carrier
Apr
110% Jan
11
Sep
Oct. 4
Carolina
18% Jun
27.
Jun
S'.AJan
55% Jan 23
the Week
Friday
Oct. 3
14
>
23% Aug
Mar 28 f
Thursday
Oct. 2
5
11
47
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 1
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
—10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
74% July 16
65% Jan
Inc
Tuesday
Sept. 30
1
6
25% Mar
27% Apr
40% Feb
Airlines
Carborundum
-
Mar 21
1Q5
*
22% Nov 29
43
Capital
1
12
31% Jan
Monday
Pat
EXCHANGE
17
23 y2 Dec
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1956
Lowest
'
Feb
17
81
28
Nov
% Feb
8% Jan
15% Oct 16
16
61
98% Dec
31
113
27% Jan
23
35
43
86%Jun
9
8
7
56% Apr
1
100J/2 Jan
Feb
1
88 % Jun
20
* July 24
27% Sep
23 Va Sep
30
Aug
19
Oct
1
41% July 27
34% Jan
3
43
8
19% Nov 28
16% Apr
1>
22% Jan
31
14% Mar
54% Dec
18
77% July 19
10
13
Sep
30% Sep
24%
15%
15%
48
47 Va
48%
91
*88
*88
.•
4 y2 Jan
3
8
Cerro
10
54% Jan
9
75 y2 May
8
50 % Oct
4
Oct
1
45
Aug
9
321/a Feb
19
108
Feb
7
86% Jun
24
27% Apr
5
21% Oct
1
45% Dec 12
25% Sep
25'
Jan
43%
72%
*72
Va
10
*73
%
73
73 Va
'
300
78
*73
73%
2,600
500
40
*89
91
90
91
lo
28
28%
28
28%
28 Vu
28%
28%
28%
28%
3,100
50
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
24%
24%
24
24%
1,100
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
8,200
;
5
9 50
92
*18
*89
*18
18%
de Pasco Corp
8
7%
5
31%
32
31%
:
_
I" "1
0%
1
26%
_i
2%
37%
37%
38%
18%
*7%
18%
8 Va
18%
*7%
8 Va
8%
1,600
31%
32%
34
32%
33%
5,800
37%
*18
*18
18%
*7%
8
31%
200
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
26%
26%
26%
25%
26 Va
25%
25 Va
6,500
3,300
2%
9%
27
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
4,600
X51%
51%
50%
51%
3,300
34 Va
*33%
35
34
34
1,500
90
*89
90
*89
90
30
i
Chain
9
i0
54
No par
No par
34%
35
90
90
l
22
22%
21%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23%
1
27
27
27%
25%
27
25%
26%
6%
7 Va
11
99V2 Jan
72%.
19%
20
*10
"
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
11.
69% Jan
*19%
10%
43%
No par
Certain-Teed Products Corp
Cessna Aircraft Co
2
19%
*
100
preferred
Century Industries Co
3% Jan
Aug 21'
10
No par
com
Central Illinois Public Service
Central RR Co of N J
Central & South West Corp__
Central Violeta Sugar Co
11% Jan
45% Dec 26
900
15%
*47%
8-
43% Jan
Sej) 23
27% Feb 28
2% Sep 28
2
15%
!'47 Vu
59% Jan
9
8% Aug 28
Aug 17
14
15%
46 %
-
10
9% Jan
Aug 20
7
7
7"% Dec
15%
46%
4%%
Va May 22
Nov
9
15%
46%
May 20
33
13% Jun
15%.
Central Illinois Light
36
32
45
46%
-
31% May 14 >
t
45
*15 >4
11
5
*
44%
19%
*43%
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No par~
July 29
16% Jun
May
2
46% Sep 30
10
19%
9%
19%
10%
43%
5
Central Foundry Co
s
I
,__i
Central of Georgia Ry com—No par
5% preferred series B
100
July 29
80
15
Aug 14
Central Aguirre Sugar Co
•
54
July 10
71
12
17% Mar 22
51% Jan
16
'13% May22
■
3
37% Apr
Jan
23
19% Mar 20
21% Nov 16
12% Mar 16
57% Apr 13
14
8% Dec 28
43
29
Belt Co_
2%
51
54%
54
54%'
,>
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
34
Dec
21
22% Oct
1
94
,
38
.
'
31% May 24
7
12% May
3
Jan
53% Jan
20
20 Va Oct
9
36 % Dec
24% Jan
Sep 23
17% Oct
1
31% Apr 27
17
41% Jan
31
16
31% Mar 15
Apr 27
50
28
35% Dec
97'
27% Sep
34%
6
6%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
25%
25 %
*24%
25%
*24 %
Sep 26
26% Jan 1 3
15
Sep
25
4
51% Sep
26
20% July 25
61% Jan 14
31% Feb
1
22% Sep
23
34% Apr 29
29% Sep
21% Sep
1
43% Apr 29
23
23
37% Jan
5
27% Sep
25
10% Jan
13% Jan
10
22
10% Sep
30
12% Jan
9
Jan
11
4
14% May 22
12% Nov
5
12% Oct
51% Feb
9
69% Mar
60
1
87
Jun
26
Mar 26
64
Chickasha
Chile
1
52
Sep
5
3
64 Va Jan
28
82'% July 24
29% July 10
23% Sep
11
30
Jan
Cotton
Copper
27%
*27%
*33%
27%
*27'A
?4 %
34%
34%
55% July 10
20
47 y4 Jan
39% Feb
12
23
73% July 17
58
Feb
12
12% Jan 30
20% Mar 29
14% Oct
3
37 y4 Jan
3
39% Dec
54
Jan
4
6
102
Nov
2
,104% Jan 18
100'/a Sep
33-%
Jan
9
42% Jun 29
38 Va Feb
47
23y2 Jan
20
Nov
93
46% May 24
109
Jan
35
*34%
35
15%
16
xl5
15%
103
20% Apr
96% Apr
7
175
15%
15%
15%
15%
52%
52 %
1,200
24
23%
23Va
5,900
30%
30
30%
30%
30%
29%
30
8,600
30
100
Va
8
22%
23
227a
22%
22%
22%
233/8
12,200
No par
No par
28%
28%
28%
28%
29 \
29%
28%
29
Oil—
*16%
;
*16 Va
10%
10%
*10%
10%
51
*50%
54
*50%
54
17
73%
Jan
22
83
34% Oct
4
60% Feb
12
76% Jun
Climax
13
35% Sep
13
43% Mar
27
43% Jun
-
92
Dec
26
19
45
18
Jun
8
60
Jan
23
39
Nov
5
127% Sep
Jan
10
24% Jan
43% May 20
104
Jan
4
Oct
4
71% Feb
6
40% May
3
3
>
18
Jan
106
Mar
5
8
Jan
5
123% Jun
125
Jan
13
87% Sep
13
131% Mar
95
Sep
25
800
Apr
17
800
'
Dec
47
11
41
Feb
27
49
July 15
5
73
Jun
26
83
Apr
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
'
17
9
13% Feb
25
17% Oct
4
26
33% Jan
2
Colorado
45
12
50% Feb 28
Sep
50% Apr
5%%
51% Mar 12
39% Jan
18
30
66% Apr
9
51% Oct
1
59
Mar
27
59% Feb
16
50% Feb
8
57
Apr
22% Jun 28
22% Jun 28
34% Dec
19
27% Oct
1
19
26 y4
v-CC
4
35% May 15
15% May 28
17% Aug 16
16 Vu Sep
25
18
Jan
8
17% Dec
31
26% Jan
3
16% Sep
25
20% Jud
14
Aug 23
84% Jan
3
71% Aug 23
78% Jan
11
Apr
48% Jan
4
3
54
Nov
50
Dec
25
6
47o
23
38%
38%
38%
17%
17%
17%
96%
*95%
*95%
02
*61
*35%
15%
44% Oct
1
10
Commercial Credit Co—
10
Commercial Solvents
1
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
16% Nov 21
21% Mar 20
13% Sep
23
52% May 14
19% Jan 11
38% Dec 20
44% Mar 19
38 Va Jun
27
42% Mar
Jan
45% Sep
92% July 22
100
Nov
29
101% Dec
6
8
Dec
3
10 V4 Jan
9
6% Sep
8 % Mar 16
4% Apr
11
4% Nov
23
13% Dec
31
18
Jan
4
10% Sep
8
24
Dec
26
22% Jan
12
9% Sep
27
15
Feb
14
22
4.64% cumulative
Comptometer Corp
17
Conde Nast
14% Jan
17
Jan
42 Va NOV
15
34% July 22
39% Jan
16% Dec
27
23 y4 Mar 19
10% Aug 29
18
Dec
14
49% Mar 22
41% Jun
Nov 29
110% July 17
44
,
26% Oct
1
15% Dec
31
36%
Mar" 12
18% May
9
97
25
Aug 20
42% May
25"'-> Oct
14% Feb
1
Dec
28
34% Jan
10
15
23
19
1% Sep 28
Jap
43% Dec
18
Dec
19
92
Dec
18
82% Dec
31
93
21% Apr 10
43% July 25
44
Nov
14% Jan
26
9
51% Mar 13
112
Jan
109 % Feb
103% Jan
3
23
19
27
15
17
Mar 28
12
2
4
1
89% Sep
9
4
81
6
Aug
19
Apr
44 % Aug 29
Jun
23
16
Sep 25
1% Oct
3
Jan
16% Sep
Aug 19
89
45% Jan
54% Jun
107
35% Jan
15
31
23
Consol RR of Cuba
3 Va Jan
14
22
101% Jan
Sep
18
17% Sep
10
20% Apr
Jan
11
85
Jun
24
94
28% Nov
28
36% Jan
18
27% Sep
26
3T%
99
31
92 Va Sep
12
106% Jan
20
10
56% Aug
3
42,% Sep
10
102% Mar
5
79% Sep
26
111 % Dec
12
117% Nov
For footnotes see
page
5
28.
1P7IA «?en
3
22
95% Mar 27
23
27
17
49% Jan
101% Jan
104
Dec
Corp
Jan
58
19
83
Consolidated Laundries
Consolidated Natural Gas
28
39% Feb
Consolidated Foods Corp
Consolidated Gas Utilities
14
Dec
Dec
"
105
Apr
9
24
"»
Mar 29
Jan
4
92% Feb
15
48
118
Mar 12
6%
pfd
tConsolidated Retail Stores Inc—1
Consumers Power Co com
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
$4.52 preferred
No par
$4.16 preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
Common
5
preferred
100
Continental Baking Co common—5
$5.50 preferred —
-No par
Continental Can Inc common
10
$3.75 preferred
No par
$4.50 conv 2nd preferred—
4,300
67%
37%
37%
-
76
99%
*75
4,700
99%
17%
26 %
*75
16%
26
4,700
180
47%
76
11,500
17%
26%
16,200
300
46
45
45
*45
46
*40
43
*40
43
40
40
51%
52
52
51%
51%
51%
"
54 Va
*51
28%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
275/8
27
26%
27
26%
27
26%
26%
4.500
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
33,300
17
17
17
17
51%
*51
.
-
51%
*51
54%
17.
17
72 %
•71%
72
*71%
72
%
38 %
38%
."
2,000
*71%
72%
*39%
27%
27%
27%
39%
27%
24%
25%
25'A
25%
9,300
48
47%
47%
7,400
13%
14
13%
13%
6,600
39 %
39%
7,000
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
25%
24%
25%
25%
25%
46%
47
47 Va
47%
46%
47%
47 %
14
14
39%
39%
*93%
95'A
13%
14%
13%
14
38%
387a
38%
39
95%
*93 V*
95%
-
•
*6%
7
*6%
10%
9%
9%
36 %
35%
36
'
*6%
5
10%
9 Va
9%
36
*93%
'
5%
10%
10%,
9%
*35%
4,100
3,100
'
7
5 Va
5 Va
5
10%
14,100
39%
25
7
54%
72
27%
5
*51
38%
*71%
38%
38
'
54%
20
170
'
38%
37%
10%
76
46%
*45%
43
*40
17
5
47%
26
26%
98%
*775
15%
15%
6,500
2,000
128
*60
——
•
47
46%
67
38
65%
37%
128
128
99
16%
95
6%
39 %
39%
*93 %
95%
6%
6%
5 Va
5 Va
*10%
100
2,800
5 Va
10%
10%
-
10%
9%
9%
9%
95/8
36 %
37%
38
37%
37%
11%
12
9%
11%
12
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
42
42%
42
42%
42
42%
42 Va
42%
42 Va
423/B
3,800
3,500
r
1,400
4,700
11,700
1,900
99
98%
99
98
98 %
98
99
38%
38%
38 %
38%
35
38 %
33%
35
31%
33%
26 Va
25%
26 Va
25%
25%
25%
2,300
25%
25%
26
26 %
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16%
15%
16
5,300
15%
14Va
14 Va
14 Va
14'/8
14%
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
15%
15%
*15%
15%
*15%
413A
41%
41%
413A
99:%
1.33%
1
-5
10
100
20
213/8
*60
17 Va
10
,
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
1
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
$5 preferred
'
No par
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
50c
Consol Electronics Industries
1
61 Va
35%
21
*775
17
*6%
250
61
66%
—
16%
*93%
340
353A
99
27%
5
49% Jun
18% Dec
88
8
10
2
Sep
39% Feb
Jan
preferred—100
—
—
28%
Publishing Co—No par
Cone Mills Corp,.
7
14
21
14 vs
.
10% Apr
6% Jan
104
30 y2 Mar 26
100
1
7,300
213/a
*125
15%
45%
:
—
62
37%
16%
Elec—5
—1
..
82%
37
21
67%
27%
Combustion Engineering Inc
2,900
52
180
*61
,
131
27%
*71%
52
*81
27%1
54%
31 % Mar 18
..
*75
26
45 %
52
34% May 17
.
25%
25%
*51
.
21%
45%
76%
*51%
82%
*35%
62
37
—
15%
100
180
*
x98%
100
15%
15%
15%
42
*41%
41%
32
'
15%
41%
32
*30%
32
1%
1%
44%
443A
90%
91%
9034
92
93 'A
*91%
83%
83'A
17%
*85
*
.
17%
86 Va
1^
44%
'
*30 '/a
1%
1%
—
173/4
84%
29
28%
*93 Va
94
*93 Va
94%
433,8
80
*109V4
44%
80%
110
,
80
*103%
80
110
46
45%
45%
90%
91
100
15,400
46%
9,800
91 Va
250
*82%
843A
*84
93%
853/4
18 Vs
18
18%
86'%
*85
100
86%
84 3A
86%
29
29Va
943A
*94
943A
43
433A
80
1,100
2,900
*92
*92
*94
■
800
15%
53%
93%
18
110-"
90%
14,500
41%
34
—
'
*85
29%
43%
43
*30%
29%
173/4
*85
29 Va
41%
35
18%
18%
86 Va
*85
28%
91
*92
84%
84
46
90%
91%
93
l'/a
45%
45%
*32
33
80
110
43%
80%
*110
43 Va
803/4
112
28%
*94
28%
100
9,600
2,600
94%
44
14,800
80%
81
470
*110'A
112
100
43%
;
5
_
93%
98%
76
26
*81
*162
53%
52%
♦162 '
*775
15%
43
4
54
'
98
77%
45%
27
25
96%
35
67
46%
25%
36% Sep
*95%
931/4
128
,
46
*40
24% Sep
96%
34Va
37
46 %
*44%
27% Oct
18
13
5,200
94%,
*127
*775
60
100
12
17%
353/a
37
15%
36% Mar 22
17%
34%
21
*76 %
31% Dec
58
17%
94%
67%
97%
__
46
25
500
353/4
*35 Va
*91
*775
24% Sep
383/4
933/4
36%
98
97
—'
*38%
,i;
*61
•'
600
104
*101
104
V
i
13,300
14%
93%
21%
*126
127%
%
127
No par
-5
No par
No par
,
65
'
433A
593/8
*14%
*95%
82%
20 %
*91
—2.50
2.50
-
37
37-%
28% Nov 23
44% Nov 20
>
62
36
65%
Columbia Gas System Inc
Columbia Pictures common
$4.25 preferred
Columbian Carbon Co
Columbus & Southern Ohio
78
93%
93%
9334
*35%
100
14%
*
■
230
3,600
11,100
35 Va
35%
94
*61
Broadcasting System—
Class A
Class B
35%
35 Va
35%
53
35%
38%
,
180
*81
82%
*61
82%
*81
52%
*168
180
*162
180
'
51%
51
51 Va
50%
No par
No par
'
17%
96 Va
64%
com
.
38%
17%
*95%
17%
96%
36%
noncumulative 2nd pfd
Colombia
38%
No par
Colorado & Southern Ry com
4% noncumulative 1st pfd
36% May 19
34% Dec
36% Dec
Fuel & Iron
36
•
21 Va
preferred series B
60
14%
*101':
104
7,100
85
583/8
43
59 Va
14%
38%
21
Collins & Aikman Corp
25% Sep
42%
60%
14%
*101.
104
*101
42%
58%
"
273A
35V4
43%
42 Va
58%
14%
*14'A
104
*162
100
preferred-100
No par
No par
Co com
—10
:
—No par
10
50% July 30
14%
-
35% Dec
58
59%
35%
35%
17%
2nd
23% Jan
13% Nov 21
27% May 28
9
94% Mar
19
Dec
cumulative
42
42%,
35%
<
t
57,400
84 %
85%
-
*;
75Va
27%
27%
*84
38%
Coca-Cola Co (The)
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
17
62% Jan
40% Nov 29
75
Apr
preferred
4%
%
35%
42%
35
35%
No par
Molybdenum
1%
8
85
*101
Co
Cluett Peabody & Co com
5
139
141
15
20
2
12
114% May
20
Nov
98 Va Dec
100
14
27%
85
58 Va
C C C & St Louis Ry
25
Sep
61
BOVi Mar 26
39 y2 Dec
Jan
35% Aug 14
6
Jan
111
31
15
.
27%
84
*14%
5
100
50% Jan
26
'
27%
83 %
41
No par
10
78% Aug 15
34% Jan
80
26%
83%
35%
10
25% July 19
103
27 Va
83%
400
"
74%
74%
27 Va
73%
26%
8.50
100
11
30
r,
i
17
72%
73%
72%
17
10%
"50
54
*50
25
25
*10 Va
*10%
*16%
17
10%
10%
5
1
Equipment
;
.■
10,400
Feb
89% Nov
Clark
i
*
22%
5%% preferred
City Products Corp
I
No par
City Stores Co common
5
4%% convertible preferred
100
2
t
11,000
52%
23%
*
May 16 '
f
—
52
City Investing Co common
9
12
67% July
49
Sep 26
166% Aug 22
May 28
Jan 13
196
70
;
i
1.
' /
35V4
— —
52%
C I T Financial Corp
4
*343/4
1,000
23%
Cities Service Co
2
May
46% Jun
3
93% Jan
6
34%
52%
15
Co com
100
5%'-noncumulative preferred—100
Cleveland Electric Ilium com
15
$4.50 preferred
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd
50
Special guaranteed 4% stock
50
Clevite Corporation
1
16
97% Dec
3
75 y*July 18
,
Oct
185
17% Oct
3
17
Jun
2
100
23%
preferred
Cincinnati Milling Maeh Co
18% May 31
27
17% Dec 27
Jun
71
1
■
52%
4%
4
3,600
23
34
35%
•34%
*34%
*
i
10,100
24
Common
31
60% Jan
23
30
Apr 24
94% Jan
83% Sep 23
35
Oct
1
102% Apr
3
Dec
87
%
17%
17%
18
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
24% Oct 25
98
V?.
*27'A
28%
33%
•
"
52 %
Co
Chrysler Corp
27%
59
*94!
98
18%
17%
17%
59
59%
58%
*94
98
17%
1,000
23%
preferred series A—
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
Chicago Yellow Cab
7
43% Mar
*95
98
2,800
*
58%
57%
57%;
17%
No par
series A noncum pfd
5%
29% May 10
35 % Dec 20
5%
56
*95
7
100
Chic & North Western com
*
*24%
6%
6%
7%
No par
Chic Milw St Paul & Pao
71 y4 Jan
21% Nov
46% Feb
)
8,800
25 %
55% May 28
27% Noy 19
%
11,100
8%
*24%
Checker Cab Manufacturing
18
4
16% Nov 29
21
-
1.25
9% Feb
24
Sep
:
27%
6%
31% Jan
25
55
16
J
34%
*89
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va_„
5
69% Jan
9
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
110% Jan
9
3%% convertible preferred
leo
23% Jan 11
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
30% Mar 11 /■ • Class A —__
40
42
July 25
Chic Great Western Ry com Del_5o
40
Mar 15
5% preferred
50
26
24% Sep
69% Nov 21
109% Nov 21
3
96 y4 Jan
24*
10% Mar 28
*49% Jan
4
Jun
7
10 Va Apr
29% Nov 29
28 % Feb
6 % Oct
4
13
44% July 19
6% Nov 28
•
Champlin Oil & Refining Co—
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
2
31 y4 May
Common —
$4.5®*preferred
,
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"(15X2)
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Chronicle
Monday, October 7, 1957
...
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STOCKS
l'ear 1956
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE
12% Feb
14
16% Oct 22
22 Vt Feb
15
28% Oct
19
22
12
26% Jan
43
20
58% Apr
8% Jan
9
11
41% Sep 23
54% May
Sep
5% Dec
6
10% Sep 25
Feb
6
Jan
51
34% Jun
1
Dec
20
45% Nov 15
70
v
Dec
'
60% Nov 29
89
Dec
26
94% Jon
20
■
Oct
Deo
43% July 25
49% May 21
59% Feb
15
4
13
Jan
19
Jan
25
83
Feb
S
6% Jan
78% Sep
145
89
21
4% Sep
25
2
Oct
25
26
Sep 25
36% Apr 22
Aug 29
86
22
30% Jan
S
27% Sdp 26
19
16
4
14
11
18% Feb 28
35% Feb 23
14
Dec
69"% Apr
Feb
' 3
104
27
a
Jan
30
23% Jun
.
13
23% July 28
19
14% May 28
7% Jan id
Dec
26
25% Dec 20
14% May 7
84% Aug 20
7% Nov
10
10% Jan
31% Deo
28
40
6% Jan
3
85
52% Oct
57
Aug 26
Aug 29
7
30
49% Nov 28
31% Sep 23
32% Sep 23
47% Jan 11
28
Jan
It
45
64% Jan
14
47% Oct
NOV
Sep 25
47
56% NOV 23
48
Oct
4
61
Dec
21
96
79% Jan
7
11% Dec
31
12% Dec 27
17% Mar 19
6% May 21
17% May 21
12% Aug
22
30% Dec
29% Jan
79
1
4% July 16
May 16
Feb
24
3
44% Jan
24
60
NOV
16
76% Dec
19
06
Jan
4
83
Sep 27
81
Dec 12
20% Jun
12% Deo
95% Mar
Feb
4%%
26% May 28
18% Sep 10
86
Mar
Sep 23
1
60
Aug 16
12% Sep 25
Jan 21
37
29% tfun
1
19% July 22
32% May
31 % Feb
6
28% Apr 20
25% Jan
7
13
Dec
43
Dec
Dec
2
2
44% Dec
Nov
99
3
78% July 24
32% Sep 25
5
18
29
Feb
62% Jan
13
64
Feb
24
17% Jan
11
56
56
*20%
20%
20%
•600
34%
35%
35%
33 %
34%
33%
33%
41,100
•34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
800
45%
45
45
45
45
900
49%
48%
49%
48
49
2,200
*83
88
45
50
50
88
*83
10
9
50%
88
*83
10
%
88
9%
*5
5%
'5
5%
*12
12%
12
'
10
*5
12%
*20%
9%
5%
300
9%
*5
7,400
5%
•12
12
12 %
-
300
38
37%
38
37%
38%
38%
38%
38%
39%
5,300
43%
43
43%
43
43 Va
43
44
43%
43%
1,600
79 %
10
176% Mar
Jun
37/
50c
Inc
13.50
*43%
*28%
28%
28%
28%.
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
45
18%
18%
8,000
600
1,600
6,500
\
44%
*43%
44%
20%
45
45
45
45
20 Va
1,300
20
20%
20 Va
20%
43
20%
20%
42 Va
4,100
43
43
44%
44
45
46
39%
46%
39%
8,900
39%
39% J
39%
39%
39%
39
*00%
62
13%
*45
*59
13%
*30
•59
13%
*45
39%
%
39%
62
13
46
.
*36
13
46
Va
39%
*30
39%
39
39%
30%
X30%
30%
21%
x30%
31 %
•31 Va
21%
21%
*21
22%
13%
*26%
27
27
12%
12%
14
27
80%
30%
21%-
21 Va
13%
*26%
27%
12%
31
-
-
*21
'
12%
14
14
26%
f
39%
13%
47 V
•GOO
39%
39
39%
30%
31
5,700
2
*36
•
3,800
62
13 %
47 V a
v
48
•36
31%
2
47 Va
Va
«!>8
13%
39%
2
.1
62
13
39%
38%
30 Va
14
♦58
-
13%
47
38%
39%
30%
*13%
Va
39'A
39
30%
50c
•44
62
46
25
preferred
Car Co
Corp
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Dlveo-Wayne Corp
18 %
20%
1
Stores
17%
42%
10
$1.50 cumulative
17%
20%'
2
Co
30%
31
*31
31 Va
21%
*.2i:
3,100
2,200
21%
14
27
13%
•
'■
■
•'.
36%
400
-
i 500
...
14
1,800
27
1,800
"
12%
12%
*12 Va
12%
13%
»
12%
4,300
14% Jun
12
Dr Pepper Co..
Dome Mines Ltd
No par
No par
*9%
1,600
Douglas Aircraft Co
12%
9%
14
12%
12%
32%
12%
12%
Dover
60%
12%
29
58%
'12%
24% Jan
68% Jun
No par
9%
12%
9%
Jan
12%
9%
61
59%
61
62
58%
61
58%
59%
5,200
19,300
17
Dow
ll%U§n 14
19% May
12
9
Jan
IB
9% Aug
6
—1
14%
15
14%
15
15%
15%
15-%
52%
53%
15%
15%
3,000
52%
53%
53%
54
53%
53%
45
52%
53%
45%
44%
22,900
44%
4
4'A
44%
43
44%
—1
18
41%
43%
16,500
18
*17%
18%
17%
17%
17%
38
—1
*9
10
10
*9%
10
*9
10
No par
9
9
9
8%
Duplan Corp
Preferred $4.50 series
Preferred $3.50 series
2
common
$4.15 preferred
49
..50
Jan
24
4%
-50
50
Jan
31
4.20%
48% Jan
29
22
Jan
16% Jan 10
preferred
4.10%
preferred
preferred
176%
178%
180
183
180
lOOVa
100%
81%
01 %
81%
33%
,40
*42 Va
45
41%
32 Va
41%
33%
41
*46 Va
*42%
*42%
43%
*44
Va
48
...8 -•
•14%
33%
33
33%
33%
33%
39%
40
45
*42%
45
*42%
*41%
42 %
*41%
42
48
*48
400
50
48
*42%
43
*44
48
,14%
14%
14%
,
1,200
45
42
*46%
14Va- %4Va
■t
11,000
82
40
43'/a
48
180Va
101
*81%
*39
48
-50
•
101
400
3,200
41%
45
Va
41
:
1,200
8%
*42%
40
48
-50
;
33%
*39,
*42
t
180
18
10
8%
100%
81 Va
100%
81 Va
100%
81 Va
*46 Va
$2.10 preferred i..
DWG Cigar Corp
30
181
lOOVa
81%
33 Va
s
*17%
9
100
•39
..50
29
8%
177%
*80%
-10
$3.75 preferred
8%
100
No par
No par
49% Jan
50
8%
177
—5
Duquesne Light Co
25
*9
de Nem (E I) & Co—
Mar 27
Jan
9%
.50c
110
37% Apr
9%
.<—5
27
45
9%
Co
Drewrys Limited USA Die
Dunhill International
1
9%
Industries
Chemical
Dresser
Common
89% Feb
10
60%
15%
Corp
July 16
Aug 27
40% Aug 19
40
July 2
40
July 1
41
July .1
14% July 1G
28%
24%
10%
11%
common
206
41
28%
24%
24%
Reynolds class A
1
Jun 25
•7,300
17,700
11
1
Diamond Alkali
5
17
29%
24%
15
Diamond T Motor
16%
29
29
28%
Corp
Diamond Match
Diana
16%
29%
28%
Co,
2
Mar 29
16%
29
No par
31
34
16%
29%
28%
3
Denv <fe Rio Grande West Rll.No
par
Detroit Edison
20
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR
CO..100
&
16%
28%
2D
Delaware Power & Light Co
Air Lines Inc...
Devoe
16%
29%
29
Delta
Vllbiss
17%
16%
16%
29%
..—50
*77
17%
16%
29%
Western
&
17%
"78%
*78%
17%
10
»
preferred
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware Lack
17%
78%
50c
common
'*
*:
<
57%
43%
100
7%
du Pon*
6
14
14% Jun
1
121% Feb
99% Jan
19
47
7% Mar
52% Jan
11%'
*56
20%
37%
Jan
57% May 13
9% Aug 20
54
200
11%
58%
11%
'
12
*56
*12
12
14,700
1,000
•20%
45%
9%
5%
-r
10
37% Mar 13
Sep 23
14% Sep 30
52% Sep 30
8
8
39
13'A July
Apr
18
46
12
45%
>0 3
10
7%
31%
'
Light common__7
57% Jan
17
9% Aug
Co
Detroit Steel
9% Apr
12% Jan
Records
&
De
14
58 %
Decca
Deere
2
34% Jan
12% May 23
11
50%
*5
34%
*34%
88
9%
.20
A
3
5
11% Jan
28
23
14
14
Dec
Jan
15% Jan
10% Jun
44
50%
♦84
2.50
common
series
22% Jan
25% Jun
2
38% July 12
50
Feb 27
53% Mar 6
1
3.75%
59% July
20
12
4
.39
65
18
13% Sep
26 y8 Sep
17% Jan
20
36
45%
5
•
1
20% Feb 21
41% Oct
Jan
35%
35%
12%
400
7%
*30 Va
7%
36
20%
45%
12
31%
77%
21% Feb
33
35%
12%
56%
7%
*30%
7%
31%
7,900
20%
35%
56%
20%
10
7%
•30%
1,000
7%
GO
82
82% July 5
50% Dec 31
102% Dec 28
83% Dec 26
11%
56%
20%
100
7%
31
20%
'7%
60
*77%
23
237
•55
No par'
1
7%
31
20%
V
7%
COVa
*75
16% Nov
175% Nov 29
No par
12
7%
•58 >A
*77
44% Nov 20
17
31%
11%
7%
GO
79%
Sep 23
Sep 16
1
7%
•31
1
20%
7%
*58%
76
May
6% Oct
7%
2.50
20%
7
59%
320
82
38
3
6%
59%
24,600
26 Va
*75
30
It)
6%
59%
2338
25
*78%
35
Jan
20%
6%
*58
220
22%
.
79%
60% Aug 13
57
20%
L_5
.100
•
82
40
3
26%
21
13,000
87%
70
44% Apr
35% Jan
18% Dec
23 Va
25
21
400
47%
•75
Apr 11
43% Jan 31
Apr
9
16% Mar 21
23 Va
25
*24%
27%
47%
-87
•77
31% Nov 23
13
23%
21%
*26%
;
.
82
32
95% Sep 14
23% Dec 21
23%
25
23
24%
21
2,700
"
76
2
May 28
23%
24%
23%
•23 Va
700
20,900
"
*75
37% Jan
12% Nov 29
87 Va
14 Va
*78%
48% July 17
41% May 21
72 %
47%
87%
17%
13%
82
51% May 13
7
46%
87
17
14
76
26% ADr
Dec
27
47
87
16%
13%
79
11
10
27
46
28 Va
16
14
*75
26
13% Aug 27
27
45%
88%
44%
28'A
16 %
*77
19% Sep
May 25
26%
27
*78%
38% Feb
9
26%
loo
41% Feb 25
29% NOV 29
26%
100
July 25
17
26%
44%
2,800
5,200
77
C
May 14
23% Oct 19
16% Feb 23
39% Mar. 6
13%
1,300
26%
B
47
31% Nov 27
17% Jun 18
13% Jan
3
28%
*27%
15%
14
■
series
48
•
*28
16
13%
8/100
'
,
2
26%
*76
series
8
20
28%
2
•
77
Preferred 3.90%
23
Deo
2%
26%
*76
400
20%
4%
Preferred 3.75%
Apr
23% Jan
36% Jun
18
2%
26%
77
149
Dayton Rubber Co
2
26
4%
*148
3
18
la
20%
4%
0
11
24% Dec
20%
Feb 27
13% Jan
43% Dec
147%
20%
4%
86
27% Feb
9
147%
15%
*87
20
10,600
'
88
26 V'a Jun
9
31
1
6
14% Feb
30%
31
30%
147% 147%
20%
20%
4%
4%
2%
2%
26%
26%
;:
19
3
26% Feb
87%
30%
6,700
80
*85%
*27%
45
84%,
*78
87%
16%
lo
Inc
83 %
80%
14
100
convertible preferred
Preferred
84%
*78%
*85%
30%
July 26
10% Oct
Jan
5%
84
;
27%
87%
common
Corp
86
14
24
100
1.400
87%
*76
28%
..
18
80%
15%
87'
pfd
$1.60
Mills
'
77
3,500
,
"
27%
12.50
America
preferred series A
River
*76
GOO
52%
Jun
23
79
26%
77
17%
12,200
29%
63
17% Oct
25% Apr 27
7
3%%
4
38% Jan
NOV
26 %
No par
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power &
31 % May 18
64
26%
*58
18%
2
Corp common
Aug
75
14
26%
1
47
'74
38% Dec
2%
•76
18%
1
common
6
42 % Sep 23
75% May 31
4%
•2%
,
18%
84%
20%
4%
2%
2.50
Class A
2
l
33% Jun 25
Corp (The)
Cutler-Hammer Inc
Davega Stores
1
49 '/a Apr 10
19%
4%
25
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
6% Feb 27
13 % Apr
3
18
20%
>2%
.*50%
*85%
30%
20%
29%
52%
63
*78%
1
147%
5
5
Jan
30%
147%
;*4%
100
i
Curtis
Dana
30%
J 47%
1
preferred
Curtis-Wright
84%
30%
30%
:
*
13%
79%
87%
l
Sugar
1
6
34% Jan
35% Feb
5
G7o
9
Sep 26
16% Mar 12
8
RR
%
79%
*85%
l
common
of
83
147%
..100
12% Jan
-
•79%
Refining common.10
preferred
86% Mar
29
18
25% Oct
27% Dec
84%
81%
87%
Cudaliy Packing Co
Dan
29%
•85%
9% Sep 25
99
8
July 12
50%
5
50
Cuneo Press Inc
11
65
30
6,100
83%
Prior preferred
49% No?
1
24
29%
23%
—5
5
14
24%
50
cqramo*
4
23
Oct
24
18%
22
33% Feb
25%
•18%
12
26% Jan
53
24%
5,900
24%
18%'
Publishing common
$4 prior preferred
Jun
24%
%
•18%
8
'
25%
1
17
53% Feb
19
2
2
6
37'A
24%
29%
28
18
19% Jan
Nov
Jan
Feb
37
25
*59
33% Jan
28
21
20
9
37%
24%
•50 %
noncum
65% Jan
37%
30%
Cuba
11
g
53%
37%
25%
63
13% May
59% Jun
Jun
7% Jan
9% Sep 14
63% July 19
9
19% Dec
3
Feb 13
53%
37%
25
52%
Cuban-American
25
53%
37
25
*29%
Co
*
53
37
24%
*59
$4.20 preferred
9,300
37%
24%
*50%
Crucible Steel
7
24
30
preferred
6%
»
24%
52%
32% Apr 17
2
Jan
16
6%
6,100
24%
preferred
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common
5
18
12,500
63
30%
20% Sep 26
6% Sep 30
Jan
Feb
38% Jan
100
100
42%
•36%
$2
58% July 11
23
86% Sep 24
22% Oct
4
53%
22%
42%
7
54
22%
42%
5
Crescent Corp
Crown Cork & Seal common
18
6%
22%
6%
42%
•50%
Cream of Wheat
6
4
I
*22%
41%
23
'59
3%%
16% July 23
31% Feb
5
43% Sep
Aug
17% Oct
31
11% Mar 27
42%
11%
02
Crane Co
Mar 14
*22%
42%
11 %
50%
Products
1%
23
Shares
11%
14
Cosden petroleum Corp
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp
3
75
7
14% Dec
60% Nov 23
•
2
42% Mar 26
7
3%%
May 17
2% Jan
87% Mar
11% Dec
Dec
4
6% JaD
-
4
28% Oct
91
Mar
42%
Oct. 4
11%
preferred
_„_100
preferred series of 1947.100
3%%
Corn
•22%
42%
11%
the Week
Friday
Oct. 3
•58
Corning Glass Works
3
Jan
164
July 18
19% Jan
8
;
May 29
14
23
%
Sales fev
Thursday
.5
—
5% convertible preferred
convertible preferred
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
96 % May
2
32% Apr 24
11
Delaware
6°Io
106% July 11
13
Aug 28
28
.
Corp
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
:
1
Copperweld Steel Co common
8
27% Jan
of
Continental 8teel
May 15
13
3
18
28% Dec
53%
31
23% Aug 37
4
Dec
52%
11
6%
53%
Dec
5
33
6%
62%
Jan
25-
.79
6%
5
40% July 11
54% July 25
79% July 11
180% Mar
30
5% Sep
6%
Continental Oil
37
11
32% Feb 24
7
2% Dec
1
19
28% Feb
99'
20
152% Deo
42%
43% Jan
99
5
27% Jan
•22%
12
57% Feb
11%
70% Jun
Sep 23
17,% Oct
preferred
11%
5
23% Sep 25
40% Mar 13
87% Apr
0
convertible
11%
SALE PRICES
Oct. 3
25
62
6
b%
11%
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 1
Continental Insurance
Continental Motors
3
68
•49% Apr 26
64% Jan 31
23
7
2
Tuesday
14
9
33% Doc 14
24% Jan 23
Continental Copper & Steel—
Industries common
7
Monday
Sept. 30
Pat
Jun
2
<34% Feb
Mar 20
15% Jan
Sep 23
24
41
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
.
Va
..
48
•
40
40
Va
14,200
"
:
;
190
Va
600
.
*42%
43 Va
*42%
43 Va
*44
48
*44
48
15
15
Va
10
—
•
15%
2,000
2,100
21,300
'Ci.-
E
38% Feb
17
48% Deo
43% Feb
14
26% Nov
57% Aug
28
37% Apr
29% Jan
75% Jan
150
Dec
23
23
18
64% Dec
g
8
19
17
100% July 17
Apr 12
170
51% Jan
23
66
22% Nov
30
30
Jan
a
74
17
94
Jan
10
Dec
35% Nov
26
50
Nov
15
106
16% Jan
30
32% Nov
29
90
2% Nov 28
32% Dec 14
11
Dec 27
29% Dec 27
25%
Oct~31
5% Dec
19% Dec
20
31% Oct
1
87
31
Oct
Jan
29
f
May 16
fn^tnrttes
Eastern Airlines
Eastern Corp
38% Oct
4
81% Feb
13
42% Jirty 15
81% Mai
5
60% July
115
1
Jun
18
158% Feb
64% Jan
14
23% Mar 21
74% Sep 23
27% May
8
16
26% Oct
2
81% Apr
40
Jan
82
6
91
.
Aug
2
18% Mar
27% Sep
1
27
Apr
1J
8
27'A July 3
40% Apr 25
4% Aug 15
35% Mar
1
28
9% Oct
29% Jan
44% July
8
30% Sep'Ia
13% Jan
2
21% Nov 27
28% Feb
13
43% July
8
23% Sep
5% Sep
23
34
17% Sep
25
34% Mar
9
32
Sep 30
5
80
Jun
28
26% Oct
1
31% Dec
Jar
12% Sep
80
Feb
2
68
711
July 18
56
see
page
28.
Eastern Gas &
4%%
1
3
15
11
23
Sep 25
July 3
14% Jan 31
May 20
6% Jar
21
Jan
35% Apr
89% Jan
32% Apr
20% Jan
14
7
10
14
30
7
77
Feb
1
62
Feb
28
Inc
1
10
Fuel
Stainless
Eastman
6%
10
....
Assn
.10
com
prior preferred
Eastern
28
11
17% Mar 20
3
Aug 20
45% Sep 11
144
3% Jan
98
wnr
4
30% Feb
32% Aug
9
23% Mar 29
7
51% Jan
30% Mi
1
Sep 26
30% Mar 13
74% Jun 28
8
23
12
29% Oct
20
3
Nov 20
11
Dec
Eagle-Plcher Co
4% Jan
34
31
Dec
11
18
Nov
70
47% Jan
21% Dec
41% Jan
25% Jan
19% Dec
58
33% Sep 26
Kodak
Elgin National Watch Co
Co
31%
31%
32
31%
31%
5,900
75%
75%
75 Va
75%
75 %
75%
75%
75%
40%
40 Va
41%
40 %
40%
38 Va
40 %
'
93%
95
94
95%
94%
95%:,
*149
46%
*24
*74%
27%
♦82
•149
151
150
150
46%
46
46%
46
46
Va
46%
46%
24%
76%
23%
24
24 Va
24%
24%
24 V4
27%
90
*7414
76%
27%
27%
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90
76
26%
*82
*149
76%
27
84
*75
26%
152
*150
*46 Va
25
77%
75%
27
*82
27%
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84
11,300
12,600
153
10
46%.
1,500
900
25
77%
60
27%
2,600
84
22
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
23
23%
23%
34%
34%
34%
35 Va
35%
36%
35%
36
35%
35 Va
9,000
3%
3%
*3%
3%
3Va
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
18,200
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 3A
28%
28%
29 %
29 Va
29 Va
1.900
10
1,700
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
2,100
29%
30
29%
30 Ys
29%
30 Va
29%
30
29%
29 Va
19,300
29
29%
29
29%
29 %
29%
28%
29 %
28%
29 Va
11,500
24%
25
25
25
25
25
25%
*25%
25 Va
800
5%
5,600
4
5
5%
*17%
25
32
100
♦80%
8.50
Erie RR common
series
152
400
i
5
10
common
preferred
preferred
31 %
75%
93
3
Equitable Gas Co
5%
31%
-3
Emerson Radio &
Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
Erie &
2,300
30%
.15
Gas
Class B
Corp
20%
31%
31
l
Auto-Lite
(The)
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares
Electric Storage Battery
4%
30%
20%
39%
100
Electric
Endicott Johnson
30 Va
21 %
91%
2.50
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co__i
Mfg
34%
30%
20%
40
100
::
common
4%%
Electric
33%
30%
20%
92%
1
Natural
33%
30 Va
20%
91%
2
Paso
33%
30%
20%
_
39%
*
El
33%
30%
20%
34
0
100
Manufacturing Co
Emerson
33%
29%
20%
*75%
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
4%% preferred
Ekco Products Co
34
30%
10
Corp
common
preferred
Eaton
34
30
100
Steel
Co
33%
20%
27'A
No par.
A
Pittsburgh RR Co__
100
.50
9%
5%
18
Va
32%
82
27%
12
12%
68
68
*57%
60
5%
5%
5%
17%
17%
17%
18
32
32'/a
32
32
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^
26%
12
,
68
*57%
82
26%
.
12 %
68
60
*80 %
27 Va
12
69
*57'a
5%
82
27%
12%
69
60
*25 Va
5%
18
32 V8
*80%
27%
9Va
9%
5%
5%
18
18
32%
*32%
82
*80%
27%
27 Va
12Va
69%
60
32%
.
700
82
27 %
3,200
,
•
12%
12%
8,300
*68%
12%
69
*57%
700
18
69%
210
*57%
60
'
Number 567ft
186
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1513)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for PreTiova
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
207k Dec
14% Sep 30
29% July 17
4
Mar 2-3
20
157a Jan 20
s
Oct
13
41
26
Apr 30
Evans
18
Jun
13
Eversliarp
61% Apr
34% Aug 20
16
Ex-Cello
2
«5
Jan
17
r0% Dec
7
15% Jan
3
7% Oct
3
12 % Jan
24
10% Sep
26
15 % Nov
15
9% Aug
7
16
11
15% Dec 28
20
12
21% Oct
25% Mar
38% May
597/e Dec
1
16
Apr
15
22% Jan
7
53% Dec
67
17
7% Jua
27
17% July
25% Sep
16
67% Jun
12
11
12
Sep
3
5
27
45
11
41% Aug 17
36
Feb
13% Feb 23
24% Dec 18
18% Mar 12
Dec
29% Feb-
1
3tWa May
18% Dec
4
21% Sep
32
14
1
20% Oct
1
91
33
106% Jan 16
14
10% Jan
61
100% Oct
47
3
Jan
12% Feb 27
3
41
33% Nov 29
Feb
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins
»
66
2
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Flltrol Corp..
106 :
2
Firestone Tire
July 23
8
Feb
127k Jan
12
4
467k July
Firth
Dec 27
105% Mar 14
84
Sep 20
04
12
Nov 23
21% Mar 12
54% Aug 14
50% Aug 2
11
Jun
41% Feb
16
36% Feb
13
Deo
12
49 % Aug 27
Feb 13
159
83% Dec 10
51r
109
44% Aug. 27
35% Feb 11
62
Apr 18
102% Mar 9
77
July 6
Feb
41
13
July
Sep 19
50
Sep 23
104
Sep 16
0>i%
21
43% Jan
82
6
Feb
93
&
May 15
93% Aug
45% Aug 27
Nov 30
82
100
Mar
5
617k July 16
Footo
49% Sep
5
59% Mar 19
3
14% Sep
25
23
41% Apr 18
13% Nov 28
35% Feb
13
63% Mar 12
51% May 28
167* Dec 27
21% Jan
30% Oct 24
8% Feb 24
18% Apr
11% Aug 26
29
67% Jifly
177k May
8
3
12% Jan
3% Vo
11
74', b Oct
1
22
38% Apr 23
12% Sep
26
94
59% Oct
4
80
67k Feb
4
107k July 24
Gabriel
10% Apr
11
4
6% Dec
14
9% Jun
8
117k July 19
41% Dec 26
497 b July 20
327a July 31
-
3
July 11
247k Jan
8
Jan
14
5,100
4%
4,500
12%
127 k
127k
12%
8,900
48 u,
50
50
50
39
39%
39
20%
207 k
207k
207k
34
34
347k
127 k
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247k
217k
247k
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327k
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487k
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51
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517*
127k
<
38%
preferred
4%
I
71
47k
48 %
Co
Fruehauf Trailer
157 k
247a
•65
43%
,
Mar 29
15%
247k
71
4%
24%
1
Freeport Sulphur
15%
247k
•65
1
Inc
Gamble-Skogmo
Dec
79% Oct
123
157 k
247*
71
517b
21%
-
*117b
11% Apr
15%
247k •
47k
25
24%
Sugar Co_.._>__—No par
Franklin Stores Corp
1
13% Mar 12
1,200
2,700
1,800
50%
317 k
Francisco
97% Mar 20
17,800
4%
337k
40%
July 18
77b
10%
51%
*187b
io
11% Dec 31
800
7%
107k
;4%
18%
J7%
Corp.—c
78
43'/a
7%
107k
Co__No par
common.
_
Foremost Dairies
•43
7%
107k
217k
517a
Co
Foster-Wheeler
4,300
\_>897b
5.
preferred
Mineral
8,500
7%
157k
50%
4%
207k
23%
\
.
Light
14%
35
50%
4%
45
39
.21%
-
-
100
Ford Motor Co
5
43
10,200
13%
34%
39%
49%
33'a
.
.
84.20 dlv cum pfd ser of '51
15
Food Machinery & Cliem Corp
10
3 % % convertible
preferred—.100
65May 15
43
Shares
15%
10%
•65
32%
No par
Corp.
Power
43%
24%
15%
*
12%
33%
1
Food Fair Stores Inc
35%
7%
71
-317b
...No par
Florida
3
35
43
24%
•187b.
\
common.
Florida Power
Apr 25
134
5
6.25
(Tlie> Carpet Co
(The)
$4 preferred
Florence Stove Co
227a Aug 22
69% May 8
69% Aun 13
21
36
15%
10
& Rubber com
Flintkote Co
9
92
13%
__5
NY.
4% % preferred
First National Stores.
61% Jan 23
Mar ,12
34% Feb
Jan
•12 %■•■'
20'%
1
2
101 %
_i
Fibreboard Paper Prod com__No pur
4% cum conv preferred
100
May
29% Jan
8% Sep 24
7
14
15%
13
•10
157 k
4%
45
"... 3a%
10
87
83% Mar 18
Dec 21
Jan
15%
14%
7%
24%
51
.......
2.50
2
44% Sep 26
47
18
T" ■
.
25
Stores
' July 12
26
101 % Nov
Jun
Dept
1
5
cumulative preferred
15%
36
10
•65
71
4%
—
50
Federal Pacific Electric Co..
Federal Paper Board Co coin..*.
4.60%
35%'
24%
50%
2
Mogul Bower Bearings
7%
10
15% '
•63
>5
•
7%
30
24%
1
Corp
Oct. 4
14%
13%
,
the Week
Friday
Oct. 3
'
7%
10
50
<.
105
91% Jun 27
Dec
Metallurgical
4
42% Oct
Mar 26
98
43%
Farwick Corp
31% Jan 10
3
Oct
19
Feb 10
43%
Fenestra Inc
Ferro Corp
21% Sep 24
Nov
43%
28
30% Feb 23
68
43
Federated
44.? V Nov 29
26% May 1
53
35%
Federal
22% Sep 25
May
34%
36% May 14
20% Jan 31
1
61
35/;
34% Jun 11
39% Mar 23
May
34:';-
11
43
135
1
3
Fedders-Quigan Corp common
5%% conv pfd 1953 series
24% Sep 11
Oct
14%
14%
10
31% May
29% Nov 29
14%
Feb
25
26% Nov 29
14%
141,:.
18% Sep
37% Mar 14
'100
15%
14:)..
27% Jan 21
7
10
30% Dec 26
Aug 1A
14%
i
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 2
Corp
Fansteel
Wednesday
Oct. 1
s
16% Apr 23
617a May 13
Sep 30
31% Jaa
Tuesday
Sept. 30
inc
45%July 8
25% Jun 17
43% Jan
55
Products Co
Family Finance Corp common
5Vo preferred series B
647k July 10
7% Jan 14
23
Pat
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Falrchild Engine & Airplane
Corp_l
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
Falstaff Brewing Corp
1
1
22
4% Oct
7
14% Dec
Jan
Aug 23
44% Feb
17
Oct 10
5% Dec
10
Sep 25
6
75'a Mar
68% Sep 20
31
Pep
2
Aug
Monday
EXCHANGE
26
3
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
'
£5% Feb
9
30% Sep
9'/a Jan
28
Jan
Jan
9
147b Dec
12
3 lb Jan
27
25% Jan
3
737k Dec
1
Dec
•32% Dec 28
1
12
Inc
common..
5%
convertible preferred
Game well Co
(The).
-
47b %
337b Sep 26
467k May 24
:
Transportation
86
Mar
.6
34
v
V
34%
77%
10%
337*.
107k
*"1 '•«
'21%
34 7k
78%
*777*
78
No par
43 7k
437*
43 3„
44
443k
46%
45
117
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1174
1174
11%
11%
117*
11%
11
11
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117 k
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19'
197 k
19 %
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197b
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21%
34
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78
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,
56
.
33 Vk
94
;
100
1,000
k
.
70
33 Vb
107a
34
777k
10 Vk
77%
14.000
107 u
2,500
1287k
3,300
129
40
22
34
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21%
21%
217 k
21%
600
347k
*217 b
217k
5
'*93
129
5
...
5,700
147 a
33
247k
787k
*128
129
*128
94
78
400
3.600
287 b
*51'Vb
,56
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337k
107*
107 k
10 7 k"
128
,
33 7k
33
128
128;
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79
787a
78
10%
.
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147b
47*
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32 Tb
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93
14%
47*
50
327b
5
1
•
*
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28 %
14%
4%
4 7*
93
33%
5
5
*27
15
•51
:
32%
317a
5
27
*
52 7k
527*
*92
78%
■■
•
10
•
4%.
27.
147 k
..
No par
100
General Bronze Corp.
22
Mar
30%
128
General Cigar Co Inc
35
-78
-
,_No par
2
Aug 29
25
387b
29%
4%
47*
32
33 7 k
2.50
common..
preferred
5
75
Oct
257k
38%
14%
..
92%
5
28%
147k
400
257k
■;
5
47 it
50
100
257b
*20%
•
4%'
%
22
13
40 *
ft
14%
1,700
32
30:%
29
700
97*
387b
•25%
387*
327 k
4 7 it
7%
45
25 Tb
387k
327 b
147 b
47k
97k
•43
20 Vb
38
<27%
77k
■'•
97 k
•257b
3374
X25lb
a
77k
45
387*
...1
b
467k Oct
97% Feb
12
97*
*44
327b
50
coin
6
13
307 a Jun
-
45
38
1
General Cable Corp com.
4Vo
1st preferred..
807b Dec
97k
•44
38%
*51
Baking Co
11
7%
7%
97k
■
.
'
33%
*31
General
44
33%
.1
com
...
2
26 y* Jan
207
974
97 a
44'
387 k
Investors com.il
preferred
Aug
217k Sep 25
Inc
General Amer oil Co of Texas
$8
20
preferred.-..__..do
convertible
General American
Amer
Apr 30
97k
43%
0
No par
preferred
General
135,
7b
437b
7%
i
5
convertible
$4.50
5
8
Z._2
General Acceptance Corp
General American Indus
6Vo
8
50
Co
Garrett Corp (The)
Gar Wood Industries
11
10
417k Nov 28
347k
347k
34%
34'%
5,400
78
78
78
45 5k
447k
44 3
*
4,600
1134
117*
107*
117 a
1,400
19%
19 Vk
197 k
1,200
50',,
40 7 4
497k
93,000
61%
•7774
78
>
90
'
177k Jan
7
3
117k Aug
7
14 7 a Jan
13% Jan
137k Dec 27
5
107b July
1
12 % Jan
17
General Contract Corp
General
12
General
~1
697k Dec
"l3
46% Oct
4
687k Apr
657b Aug
2
527a Feb
5
727a July 22
common
series preferred
6%
8
2574 July
Sep 23
£2% Jau 23
45 % Oct
.1
May 16
347b Mar 13
,
(The)
88
-1277b Sep 12
23
Dec
6
25
26
247a Jan
H
Jan
477k Jun
337k Sep 30
Jan 23
Jan
2
377b July 12
lift
72
9
15
57a Jan
69 ■ Jun
2
July
14
•
9
90 %
31
Jan
142
17
Jan
51
10% Aug 20
May 22
9
4
267k Jan
5
4.
__
607* Oct
47o Apr
31
Dec
51
87b Jan
15% Feb 19
3u
Co
Gardner-Denver
2
56% Jau
4% Sep 25
Oct
2
307k Nov 19
1067* Mar
8
Jan
64
1* 7* J»n
5
10
Apr 11
40% Jun 28
4
27
v.July 16
16 '/a Aug 13
£97b Sep 24
412
297k Oct'
.
36% Jan
257k Oct
6
13
67a July
45
-July 23
367k Feb
Dec
39
4
33 7k Jan
42
97k July 17
4
6
31
123
97k July 22
547b Dec
43
Jan 23
38
3
Controls
Dynamics
2
*11
10
...
Co
19%
5
Corp
4
60 3 k
5
5J %
00
1
General Electric Co
a
00%
59%
10%
407*
fv'k
50''it
01
627k
61%
197*
19%
19%
♦197k
477k
00 7k
017a
19%
4774
57b
50%
60%
197k
50%
,
117k
48 7b
48
47'%
48
400
10%
1
36,200
i'..
*
157k Feb
19
1
Apr 26
507k July 23
67*Dec 31
107 a Mar 20
IT*-- Jun
43
Oct
11
61
May 9
108% Dec 11
40 7k
Dec
11(1
737b Dec
31
83
Dec 27
31
Feb
1
1
50% Feb 10
347b Oct 23
37% Apr
8'/a Jan
57k Sop 26
25
47 %
4
Jan
115
387b Feb 25
11
Jan
69
July 26
57*8 Jun
100
497* Mar 20
1247b Feb 16
10174 Mar 15
12
40
18
122 7 b Mar
May 28
Feb
19% May 15
4978 Sep
5
27
30
July 16
115 Vb Jan
24
102
Jun
20
79
Jun
20
3374 Jan
2
40
Apr
12
Sep 25
68
Jan
4
3
91% Feb
1
7574 July 17
53 Vb Feb 24
49
347k Oct
3
47 % July 12
357k Aug 24
297* Jun
12
34% May 17
457b Oct
Nov 28
3V
4
577k July 15
4% Feb
12
17"
"57k Aug~20
34
May 25J
387b Mar 28
347k Mar 12
29
Nov
19
34
247b Sep
25
14% Feb
167k Sep
26
34%Jan
47* Dec
Dec
28
9
18 % Dec
7
4
53%
24% Nov 29'
327b Oct
2
Jan
23
38
297k Dec 13
36
13
1217b Apr
5
867a Sep
457k May
307b Mar
3
12
2
7
23
Sep
6
107
227b Oct
1
July 31
95
Apr
23
July 17
527* Sep
185
Jan
2
90
Oct
2
95% Apr
2574 Jan
21
4574 Jan
24
367k July
62 Vb May
26
397b May 29
12
457a Dec
7
78
257k Apr
257b Nov 27
1087b Jan
89
377k Sep
18
13
267b Oct
67k Oct 31
9% Jan
54 Vb
23 7a Jun
8
317a Nov
Dec
6
977k Mar 21
90
347b Sep 28
35% Oct
7
41 % Mar
31VbOct
4
3 7k Jan
9
2
*
597 b
1007*
106%
39%
4074
•100%
106%
No par
preferred
Preferred
$3.75
series
3
25
9
8
4
5
Sep 14
Mar 14
66
Oct
1
60
Jan
23
287b Nov 30
44% Jan
16
17a Dec 27
10ya Dec
3
297b May 28
34
Feb
9
57k Jan
163
25
Nov
23
159
July 31
37% Jan
14
4% Apr 20
160
36
95% July
30
18
317b Oct
3
13
457k Sep
24
14
Apr
60% Sep
27k Feb
l3s Jan
2
5% Oct
9
1
2% Apr
137k Jan
11
37% Oct
38% Sep .23
14
577k July 18
257b Feb
207k Mar 16
36% Aug
37% Jun
8
*28
357 b
30
30%
36 7
20
20
25%
20
20
General
Corp
Time
Rub
4%
Co
(W R)
247*
247k
24''%
24 Vb
347-t
34%
34 TV
347k
♦347k
347k
34
34 %
2,000
2,300
397*
397k
40
39 7
40 7,,
397a
407k
39%
40 Va
18,200
227k:
•92
'247k
19 3 k
24%
22 7 k
■
*120
138
2
Grant
36% Oct
2
774 May 18
5sk Mar 12
1087b July 17
46% Apr
3
23 7 b Mar
297b Feb
54% Oct
1
12
4
397b Sep
25
20
Feb
11
12774 Sep
5
18
6% Apr
35 % May
85
47 74
Jan
2
Dec
31
1497b Jan
11
707b May 25
79% Jan
10
70 74 Apr
257k Nov 20
337k Mar 12
25 7k Sep
10
30% Apr
18% Dec 27
21% Oct 30
17 V'n Sep
25
21% May
147k Feb
17% May 10
14% Jan
2
a
9
79% Dec 27
er
footnotes
96
see
Jan
page
1
3
28.
78 Vb Sep
25
8
14
July 11
197k Oct
1307
13
21% Jan
11
138
Jan
22
78
Jan
11
16% Apr
89
Feb
4
1
30
13
Gt Northern Iron
Northern
Great
807k
81 Vk
89%
89'/*
89 Vb
28
287k
287k
287 b
28%
287 b
297k
29%
30
503k
517b
27%
50 7k
51%
52'/*
1,700
267a
277b
207 k
27%
26%
27 Vk
21,000
207b
207b
*8
,
27
*8
257b
32 7b
-
37k
*157
057b
12.50
5
30%
30%
30%
•74%
70
1
57 a
0
0
Ore Prop__No par
3074
31
31
317a
62
63 7k
G2%
62 7 b
39%
Inc
1
Corp_.No par
Greyhound Corp (The) common
3
4%% preferred
.100
,
177k
80
80
31%
37k
•157.
37k
165
37a
•157
7,000
7,100
2,800
37k
165
32
64%
65 3k
7,800
82 %
827k
9,400
67 Vb
'657b
827 k
817 b
83
32 Vb
31%
31%
46
467k
46 Vk
46%
9,200
1%
1%
1%
17,100
Vb
67%
•31
100
32
457k
467it
1%
1%
5%
57k
347k
34%
36%
367k
367k
36'/*
377k
407 b
40%
42
40%
417k
397 k
40'/*
297*
30 7k
39%
207*
•70 7k
26 %
177k
v
7,500
32
l'b
57 k
*128
177k
15 Va
327k
40 Vk
*74 7b
26 7k
15
88%
57b
72
Greenfield Tap & Die
887*
26'/*
347b
407b
26 7 k
26%
•87 Vb
26 7k
31%
100
87 k
36 V*
267k
36
817k
60
307b
100
•8
36
357b
*87
840
24,245
•31 Vb
07
807b
397b
374
165
*157
8%
1,190
27 Va
17k
0
•70 Vk
Co
37*
37 k
165
*8
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457k
21
L)
32 Vb
40
128
(H
887*
32 7k
34%
20%
Green
*8772
57k
127%
26 V*
257a
88 7b
65'/a
17 b
100
100
36 Vk
327k
37k
40
No par
87 k
357b
25%
*157
'667a
No par
277ii
'
3%
165
I
277b
*26 7k
32 7 k
397a
Co
52'A
27 Vb
28%
*87 3'
88
33 %
3474
Ry
517*
27%
*8
367a
25'/*
30=%'
52'/*
2774
•27
87k
30
87k
3674
52
51%
5
'
390
135
817 k
89
Sugar com
1%
;
80 7'*
89
preferred
Green Bay & Western RR
Great Western
•130
80%
25 %
25
135
52,700
7
89
No par
5
Great Northern Paper Co..
1307k
2,600
23 Vk
807b
17k
Stores..
132
20% /
100
897k
457k
preferred
Grayson-Robinson
227k
•92
8074
1
(W T) Co common
207k
100
132
140
4
3%%
237k
♦92
80
79%
Granite City Steel
6
15
207k
100
897k
*31%
(The)
197k
227k
*92
■>
90%
80%
Grand
24
:
80%
32%
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
'
»•<
80'/*
79%
S
36% Feb
23
227u
v
20
•19Tb
207k
*31%
Inc
k
•897*
•85%
1
blOO
i
100
100 '•<
•
-131
A
207*
207b
,
J
5
8
86% Apr
247k
24 3 «
347 k
397 b
10
4
2
24%
24% 7
347*
10
Batteries
4
3,300
417k
5
.
& Co..
£9% Oct
8,900
417*
167k
41
1
F)
73 Vb Sep
2,000
167k
41%
■"
7,600
7,000
167k
No par
Co
257o
107k
10
Telegraph Co
Union
257k
16%
41%
4
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Grace
257k
107k
10
Co
Gould-National
25 Vb
40'.b
1
Co
(B
20
"
107k
100
(Thej
Co
367k
41%
issued
Stock
36 VH
16 7 b
.100
100
Brewing Co.
&
367k
4174
100
#*.60 preferred
Gocbel
3,100
47 a
a
107 b
new.837bc
preferred
Glidden
30
45 Vb
417*
•26 %
(The)
45 Vb
b
10 7
10
com
Oil Co common
When
-■
47k
4%
24 7*
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Products
*28 Vb
30
46%
47 k'
47 k
10
preferred
4%% conv preferred..
$5
preferred
5%% cumulative preferred
Gerber
4%
100
_._1
AlVaVo
Getty
b
600
407 k
:
Corp
Ac
U
•30'%-
37
10
10c
General Steel Castings Corp
General Telephone Corp
3
41% Aug 10
46
35
17
14
•28
47
4 7b
357 b
Feb
Nov 29
2!)
40%
47a
35 %
Jan
57b Nov 29
•277b
477 b
5
6.67
99
79
297 b
47
4%
45
25% Fob
9,400
47-%
Dec
597a Jan
347'a
30
Nov 19
18
34%
47a
77
607i Dec
357k-
47 7b
34
31
347k
*28 7b
Goodrich
7974 Jun
12
36
10c
13
25
7074 Feb
27
357*
No par
Gold
6474 Sep
Dec
30 7b
No par
21
89 % Mar 23
5,000
preferred
Jan
84
55
*36
"
3
153
36 Vk
54
$3 conv preferredGeneral Public Service
Giiilbel Brothers common
3
Mar 18
82 Vb
367k
37
General Tire
827k
1057b
827k
647b
Corp
105%
126,700
1,500
55%
307 k
Utilities
407k
37
1
Public
40'
2,500
230
1073% 107%
40%
54 7 a
General Precision Equipt Corp
conv
3,500
607k f.61% r
607k
105 7b
82%
54 7
$1.60
3,300
8,300
57 k
56%
827a
•30%.
37
54
Advertising
57 k
557*
*82
37
02%
•30
1
Outdoor
47%
19*7*' *
487k
55%
827k
82%
*82 7k
15
General
'
55k
107
105
1057k
Xl057b
107
a
407b
41
General Portland Cement Co
Gillette
[ 91
1067k
6OI
107
107
407k
407*
5 7b
60 Va
59%
107
107
4.0
57k
57k
v
597b
597b
♦1007k
17s
com
28% July
22
8374 July 17
Corp
46% Mar 26
2
237s Jan
Aug 23
Jun
307k Sep
87b Feb
1
77k Aug 19
12
3
407k Jan
58%
100
No par
Motors
$5
•
No par
common;
preferred
Shoe
41% July 16
Nov 27
57k
General
27% Mar 19
27
757a Nov 28
47 %
57k
Refractories
23
PS
40 7 b
:
General
10
Jun
197a Oct
No par
1
Corp
50% Jan
7b Sep
Oct~16
^107a
Railway Signal
General Realty & Utilities..'
383 4 Aug 20
347k Oct 22
19%
General
23
102
(Delaware) -1
July 19
18 '/* July 3
32
May 17
Mills
5%
General
34
7
9*0
General
General
2
Nov
Apr
General Instrument
39 Vb May 22
397k Sep J16
pec 19
29% July 18
46
5 7b Jun
General Finance Corp
General Foods Corp.;
5
♦74'/2
76
0
0
40
20 7 k
129%
Vb'
70
6 7k
l3k
307b
•75
57k
6
*31
76
6
3,300
5%
1,900
31 %
317*
55 Tb
31'/*
577b
317a
62 7b
54 Vb
56
40 Vk
40
407k
40
407k
6,000
21
21
3,100
128
128
397 «
207a
*128
21
129 >■:.
207k
128
21
128
72
*70 %
207 k
267k
26 %
26'a
26%
177a
♦177k
17%
17%
15%
2,100
31
76
5%
3174
707b
817b
14,300
8,700
50 Vb
707b
15
30%
•75
2,900
6
31%
-
72
817b
6
15 Va
*80
18
15%
82 Tb
157a
*80
157*
82%
*70 7k
26%
177a
157a
♦80
13,000
110
270
72
267k
'
1,500
177a
600
15'%
11,100
82 Va
630
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
U514)
.
Monday, October 7, 1957
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Kftnge for Previom
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1936
Lowest
Lowest
IJighest
27'/a Jun
3
97
Jan
9
28
Nov
a
1774 Sep 26
13
357/8 Jan
8
5?a Jan
14
Grumman
29 74 Dec
12
39?a Mar 23
76 74 Dec
21
98
83% Jan
23
147 '/a July 26
107% Feb
12
325/b Sep 26
8374 Dec 27
42?; Mar 20
34% Jan
24
41% Jun
81% Aug
6
83% July 23
93% Feb
4
80% Jan
152
103 '/a Feb
28
90
Dec
17
108
Feb
6
Sep
19
105 Va Feb
23
Jim
90
16
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
"
18
17%
17%
17%
18%
10
97a
9%
9%
97a
9%
21%
21%
21 %
21'/a
21%
21%
20%
68%
68
68
67%
preferred
Gulf Oil Corp
States
No par
25
Utilities
*68
129
130
No par
36%
$4.20 dividend preferred..;
dividend preferred
100
*81%
100
87
87
$4.44 dividend preferred
•
2
131%
68
131%
0
132%
Oct.,4
18%
100
*87
91
$4.40
36%
36%
36%
84%
*'81%
84%
86%
187;
10
1,000
21
20%
2174
3,400
68
130%'
36%
36
"81%
6774
69
132%
87
130
*87
36%
•
*81%
87
91
*87
36%
84%
87
91
Shares
18
*9%
97a
800
32,900
36?;
5,100
36?;
*817a
84%
10,400
131%
Co—•
Common.
29
,129
*67%
18
„
the Week
Friday
Oct. .8
9%
5
Apr
Jan
SALE
Oct. 3
17?;
11
96
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct.]
1
Sugar
$5
May 13
98
14
Corp
Tuesday
.
1
Guantanamo
Gulf
100
Aircraft
Monday
Sept. 30
Par
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com__No
par
12% May 10
32'/a Jan 11
2(5
Mar 14
EXCHANGE
J4?b Jan
2
20% Sep
07^/4 Oct
AND
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
8474
87
87
87
87
*87
91
*87
91
*3874
39 74
05%
65 ?4
66
*20'a
2'J ',2
20
.
290
II
39% Dec
17
45% July 25
58 % Feb
10
92
?0% May
19
38% Jun
13
24% Dec
4
NOV
19
18
13
Jan
24
27
87
Jan
24
107
33
Nov
26
21
41% Feb 21
60% Sep 23
20
Sep 10
89% Jan
2'4
17
1
28% Jan
79
Sep 25
Sep 25
111% Jan
45 % Jan
15
Aug 23
32 3
130
Nov 30
Feb
146
15
Oct
123
3I7a Feb
30
Mar 27
8
39
18% Jan 23
13% May 28
Mar 29
39
13
Aug
17% Nov
&%
26% Dec 20
30
9
11
Sep
6% Jan
Mar 27
81
14% Feb
13
28
15
24% Sep 26
76
Dec
19
89% Feb
27
70
47
Dec
3
60
Jan
9
46
Sep 13
Sep 20
85% Nov 15
101
Jan
5
86
Oct.
17
Dec
11
23% Oct 25
34
Oct
17
15% Dec 31
36% Nov 29
110
Doc
21
45% Dec 20
45% Dec
3
27% Jan
23
20
Aug
6
26% May 25
38 % Jan
3
Feb
24
53% Mar 20
14
% Oct
10
47% July 11
115% Jan 30
62
July 25
45
Sep 16
27% Feb 12
19
46% Mar 14
29% Sep 23
50% Feb 19
42% Sep 19
40% Jan
4
13% Nov 29
20% Mar 19
12% Mar
17% July 16
33% Nov
80
13
Oct
2
21% Dec 12
9% Nov 27
18% Dec 31
9% Dec 26
18% Oct 22
29 % Oct 17
31% Dec
5
56
Feb
16
35%
Jan
30
89
Dec
26
4% Nov 23
Jan
'
11
77% Feb
99
3
Jan
3
24% Nov
7
12% Jan
25
25% Sep
7
14% Apr 12
23
Nov
15
1
60% Sep
Co
(G W)
1%
Hercules
5 <)'o
preferred
series
Hires Co
Electronics
31
11
Feb
46 %
Sep 30
23% Oct
3
71 % Jan
81
97
Feb
A__
5%
39% Jan 10
Sep
6
3% Sep 24
Corp
Co
Jan 22
39% May 29
Jan
3
30
85
83
Dec
Aug 20
26
102% Jan 10
83
90
Deo
July 19
88
26
105
88
Jan
41% Jan
3
12
Deo
20
15% Nov 29
1% Nov 20
5% Nov 30
64
Jan
10
15% Dec 21
83% Dec
3
4% Dec 13
27% Dec 13
19% Nov 29
27% Feb
10
57% Oct
~T"
'urn
■'
—
—
|
91
Jun
18
7% Jan
29% Jan
Oct
13
51
Jan~19
38
Jun
53
Apr
5
40
9
53
27
7% Apr 19
% Dec 11
Feb
13
Dec
31
8
52% Dec 20
20
54% Apr
3
Feb
♦
10
Nov
13
477; Jan
23
83% Dec
13
277; Sep
Dec
25?a Jun
69
78
6
22
Nov 21
Jan
23
97; Apr
5
Oct
4
39% Jan
14
73
Feb
25
88% Jan
8
148
iJan
79
Feb
12
997; Jan
4
30% Sep
20% Jan
10
55?; Jan
11
165
Feb
6
100% Dec
13
69% Mar 20
61% Jan
103
Feb
77a Sep 20
52
Jan
2
92
Jan
21
Feb
28
11
112?; Aug
23?4 Sep
7
94
Feb
15
38
Dec
13
July 1
25% Feb 12
11?; Feb
82
July 30
19
11
Sep
104 ?a Apr 19
144
Aug
3
44?; Feb 20
75
Sep 27
97
Oct
4
37?; Oct
2
21% Apr
43% Nov 29
347; Apr 20
29% Jan
4
38 7; Jan
16
37% Anr
5
32% Dec 28
397; Mar 16
70 ?8 Mar 13
13
Feb
9
30
Nov
30
34?a Jan
5
23% Dec
18
27% Jan
TO
33% Jan
10
17
56% Nov
130
Feb
19
120% Dec
15 %
Aug 27
7
25
A
Nov
19
22 74 Dec
13
1
#474 Aug 31
44% Oct 15
83
10?; Mar 19
29% Oct
15
48?; Apr 27
94% Mar 14
55
Mar 14
27
25
127; Aug 29
287b Aug 29
247 a Jan
37
111'%
2
Oct
2
Jun
28
For footnotes
see
paee
28
28
28 % Mar 29
547; Jun
130
Jan
Jun
11
47?; Jan
28
Aug 29
26
69
Feb 12
4574 Mar 12
91
Jun
20
4874 Sep
23
52 74
July 3
97
July 11
6474 July 24
99
Jan
76% Jan
1
2
17
63
10
*78%
80
*78%
80
80
10
18%
19
80%
38%
18%
19
Nickel
2,800
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
6,700
48%
9%
*9%
*17%
*'*2674.
34%
48%
*9%;,.
3%
4%
3%
22%
*21%
17%
17%
17%
26%
26?i
34%
34%
34
49%.;
51
50
51
24%
23%
24%
87
85
85
*85
4
19
19%
19%
36%
36%
*36%
29 %
*72%
"83
29%
29 %
84
83
*92%
95
.*94 Va
29
29
100
74
74
loo
*83
84
100
*92%
95
par
51%
*11%
7%
7%
3.%
1%
<
*11%
1%
5
5
3?;
21 ?«
60
4
6,500
V
21%
19%
19
36
29%
29 ?a
•..71%
71%
200
36
29%
197 a
*71
2,500
300
12,000
73
83
*8i%
83
*81%
95
*92%
70
83
*92%
95
51%
51,
11%
11%
8
.
5
50
,
51%
51?i
11%
3,400
300
8
8%
10,700
1%
,
11%
8
1%
,
..
11%
8
1%
1%
5
13%
1%
1%
6,300
'
5
5
4%
54%
54
54
53%
547;
4,800
13%
13%
14
14
137a
14
2,100
70
71%
*70%
71%
28%
*27%-
4
28%
3%
*27%
28%
10%
70
24,900
85
54%
533;
13%
4,300
24%
;
95
«
..
*11%:
•v<«.
50%
24
37%
72%
*•••7%
v
50%
19%
■
51,% 1 51%
%
-
53%
13%
70 %
70
7%
1%
5
54
5
11%
7%
12
51%
2,300
29'%
37
29%
.■72%'
51%
52 Va
13%
74
600
300
34 %
*36%
19%
„
17%
*83
4%
*21
200
26%
,
21?b
3,%
21 %
21%
19%
*36
-54
,.4
"3%
22%
9%,
17%
*26%
34%
37%
19
50
par
9?;
24%
87
21%
.
9?4
26%
17%
*26
;
49%
24%
24%
*85
!
34%
18%
28
34%
47 %
26 %
87
3%
28%
28%
10%
16%
*.
16%
16%
\
42%
26%
26
60
*39
50
*41
-•
*70
5
*70%
1,400
71%
80
44
*7%
197;
152
34
*20%
217;
36%
36%
85%
*857'2
24%
24%
No par
loo
327;
15
2
.No par
37?b
35
25
common
7% preferred
25
International Telep & Teleg—No par
Utilities Corp
5
*29%
Interstate
*29
Stores
1
Co
Coal
(F L)
5
5
7b
Laughlin Steel
Co.
37
85?;
300
1,300
80
25
'25
4,200
303
305
14,800
1,160
6,800
7214
*67?;
27%
90
79%
87's
9074
11%
7674
*75
104%
102
37%
35%
2,900
90?;
13,900
*35
1174
11
1174
7674
75
75
97
97
35%
89%
91
100
100
3774
35
22,000
8%
86 74
*75
102
37%
8
100
78
76
874
13,000
71
HVn
8674
1174
79%
33%
87a
90
*85
9174
*85
11%
27%
*67?;
78%
72
80%
8%
1
25 74
86
1,700
160
500
3774
3774
37?;
1,800
3574
3774
*35
35
35
1,300
2974
29'%
29?a
30
30 %
307o
30 7 a
30
30%
14,100
25%
26
26%
2678
27
2674
26%
1,900
*28'%
28%
28%
2874
*28?;
28%
28%
2974
31
*29%
100
28%
200
127 b
1
13
-
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
6,700
29
2 6 74
2974
'29 7;
29 74
2 9 7a
29,4
297'a
29 74
3,000
"■
26%
3874
119
"
44%
44
5 7b
5%
-
26?*
2674
.
•
'
■
26?;
26 %
26%
37
3874
38%
11774
11774
11774
4 4 74
44?4
44?;
5?;
5%
37
574
-
574
44
1,800
3874
*113
45 74
2674
38
*113
11,300
30
117
4474-
-
5?b
5%
4,300
5,900
17?a
17%
177;
17%
17 ?4
18
17?b
17%
177;
17?;
1,700
32
32%
31%
32 3 s
31%
32
30%
31%
28
30%
8,400
*80 74
8174
*81
8174
81%
8174
80%
53 74
*5374
53?4
53 ?4
54 7
78
*75
78
*80" 4
8174
1
*52?;
53%
*75
78
.100
53 7;
*75
5
Johnson
preferred series A
207 a
36%
8574
29%
com
40%
41%
41 ?4
12%
&
Jones
20%
3774
87
2874
76
38
pfd. .100
common
Johnson
*85?4
144%
144
277;
*67?;
867'2
*113
574
377a
.
3074
39
44?;
21%
*21
37
29%
119
44?;
2,100
1
3?; % preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
Manufacturing
-
26 74
2,400
32%
5
Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Inc
37?;
*113
1
Co
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
Co
26%
50c
common.
preferred
I-T-E- Circuit Breaker Co
86 74
32%
25-%
.12%
2974
86
33%
*29%
-
297a
12?;
20
86
33?;
27%
75
25%
29%
148
85%
32%
H74
30%
3.50
148
4,600
143%
34%
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co..No
par
Iowa Power & Light Co..
10
152
*147
700
7,600
,
2874
877;
30
187a
75
33%
*85
*103%
3774
2574
13
74?a
34
21?;
3374
1437;
87a
1057a
37%
29%
International
■'
7%
18%
75 74
144%
8
35 7a
*103
,
3274
*
80%
757a
100
No par
7%
187a
33 •
14474
32?;
145
7974
11%
7574
7%
200
1,166
287;
2874
300
80
8674
44
44
25
72%
87%
*43
*42
303
*67%.
1174
47
74
44
25
697a
87
2,000
306
2774
*85
-
No par
6,900
9,350
4374
24%
32%
144
-
•
303%
26?b
87a
2674
41
-
24%
27%
8
*46
3,000
11,200
86?;
.
36%,
*41
3,000
a
74
:
152'
85%
33%
*3974
42
2874
7%
-
-26%
40 74
60 7
303?;
79%
No par
*147
*20%
697a
100'
'
*85% ' 86%
27
5
7.50
'
86%
24?;
.
3474
2674
47
800
433;
44
*42
28
18%
747a
85%'
300
32 %
18%
7374
33%
217;
36%.
*20?;
1437; 1447a
:
Shoe
84%
33?;
-
7%
7%
8
3674
85%
com
'..,44.
287;
2874
19
-152
86
•
.,*42
73%
33%
30074 303'
*43
■
287;
18?;
73
*147
1
com
437;
44
84%
.No par
International Silver
Creek
47
42
*467;
*43
*7%
8
No par
42%
%
.*28 /
197;
*147
33%
7 60% .'
437;
47v.
44
300
.
17?;
6174
41
*42
*17%
33%
*41
*467;
9,100
f
27
44 74
,'r/32?4
.
'
*397;
,
4
37;
27
61
32%
"43% 44
257u.J, 267a
40%
26
4
17
437a
.25?*
437a
-
74
-
17
61,74 .^6174
437V
.
407;
287a
73
„
*467;
,
44
28%
.
/32
31%
.61%
42%
-
3%
*41
.
407;
47
--
<-• "
43%
267'a
407a
.
43%
*467;
50
30?;
,61%
,
20
Canada
Power
16%
63%
41?;
100
common
Dept
" *27
3174
31
62
4
3%
4
No par
Machines
of
International
Joy
7,700
14%
No par
5% preferred
International
5%
19%
22
I5
$4 preferred
&
19
21%
1
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
Tea
19%
22
1
International Packers Limited
International Paper common
Jewel
19
*78?;
*9%
-.No par
common
7% preferred
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
-j 4%
preferred
'.
^
Jacobs
18%
.
21%
100 pesos
Interstate
80
*78%
9%
Interchemical Corp common
5
4%% preferred
—100
Interlake Iron Corp.—
1
Int'l
80%
'
21%
„
$6
60 74 Aug
2
89 V2 Feb 29
63
5
Cons Copper
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
Island
9
7,400
64%
04%
7,600
21%
Co
Inspiration
13
50% July 15
1,000
14%
*63
1
6% preferred
Inland Steel Co.—
22
11
75
26
Jan
6s; Jun
39 74 Sep
15
32
47?; July 10
91
Jan 24
6
27
37?; July 10
367; July 16
33% May 10
14% Feb 19
28% Jan
78
5
Mar 21
20
4
58% Apr
85
.
Feb
4
102 74 Feb
6274 Nov
35
4
Oct
2
105 Va Feb
72
Dec
40?; May 23
517; Apr 23
3?; Feb
27
1
July 12
177; Oct
Dec
42% Jun
8
94% Nov 30
35% Feb
3
9
8
28
43% Oct
6774 Feb
125
297; Sep 25
24% Sep
12?; Sep
Feb
26% May 10
106% May 10
34% Sep 27
29% Aug
7
40?; May 16
32?; Oct
98
20
38%
317;
14%
64%
*63
50
S A
Harvester
109% July
38%
31
14%
*63
64
*02
21%
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand
Int'l
26
38%
31
14
*43
25
27
38%
30%
14%
*42
11
Sep
39%
31
14%
50
38% Jan
8
38%
31
4.20% cumulative preferred
50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Industria Electrica De Mexico
156?; Jan
86?; Sep
4
600
14
1
Business
Oct
46%
38%
1
4.08% cumulative preferred
4.26% cumulative preferred.'
4.70% cumulative preferred
4.42% cumulative preferred.'
Int'l
76
55%
30%
10
Cement Co
8
8
10
55%
*45%
48
13%
1
Refrigerator
3
31% July 10
76
May
115?; Apr 23
500
108
■
35% Jan
32% Sep 30
138
*107%
4,400
37
100
pfd series A
376% July
68% July 15
14% Mar 13
13
27
May 23
3
144% May
7
106% Mar 13
Sep
23% May 14
84% Aug 15
41?; July 25
Jan
11
36% Sep 27
33?; Apr
88
4
Feb
7
35% Dec 31
174
156
16
6
9% Nov 26
15 % Feb
10
55%
*45%
200
14%
38%
30 %
3
com
Central RR Co
Illinois Power Co common
t
107%
55%
48
*45%
107%
33%
38%
21
com
Idaho Power Co
j
*14
56
55
45 «'a
*32 %
14%
39
13%
1
Illinois
15
18
987; Nov 29
877; Dec 12
85
Jan
46% Apr 23
31% July 5
11% May 9
80 % Mar 13
288
33% May 28
11
48
July 16
Feb
*106'%/ 107%
54
33%
38%
9%
common
conv
Iaeal
2
8
52
85% July 20
24% Mar 13
27% May 28
40
9
47% Apr
447; July 26
41?; Sep- 4
30
143 %
32?; May
46% Mat
Jun 19
Jan
4
54
*45%
*14
39
38
*
Hussmann
Jan
53
46%
*32%
14%
39
107
*106
33
33
•14
%
150
300
2,100
30%
noncumulative preferred
100
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No
par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com
5
5% preferred series A
100
•5%
23
13%
5%
Hupp Corp
40
May 31
'75% Aug 12
63?; Jan
9
10
55
12
Dec
17
9
20
76% Jun
4
23
30%
25
'
22
10
61
.Oct
; Aug 27
23? a
,
1,600
37
*85
Lighting & Power—No
6
May 21,
35% May 23
3
417; Sep
25% Sep
16
•
,
25
Inc
♦Hudson & Manhattan
,
16? a
a
20%
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co
90
Apr
4
16% J$n 14
'85% A or
8
Sep 27
'Sep 27
3% Sep 23
107
53
*43%
5
preferred—
8
50% Sep 11
13 %
Houston
87
16?a
23
9%
Corp of America
6
4% May
70
3
Dec
18
Jan
18% Jan
11% Apr 29
May~~4
72?;
1
4
,
35% May
Dec
20
15
3
27
44
151
Sep
4% Oct
13
44
59
1 %
Apr 26
Apr
60% July 11
11% Sep. 25
7% Aug 27
41% July 3
24% Sep 21
26 % Jun
33
3
26% Mar 19
3% Apr 23
11% Apr 23
99
July 26
23
July 17
0
Mar 13
100
7
4.8 % Mar 22
11
Nov
507; Dec
18% Jan
M'„
—
41% Dec 21
44
Feb 28
57% Aug 17
Jun
48 %
86
16%
39
No par
-$2.25 convertible preferred
Household Finance common—No
3%% preferred
4% preferred...
4.40% preferred
36
69
47%
881
*16%
20%
common
Houdaille-Industries
25
48%
*87
10%
33
14
*106
10
23% July 24
6
48%
88%
33
18 Va
3
3
;'47%
'
23
26%
34%
2
6
2,200
72
22%:
1"
21% Oct
Mar
500
26 %
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23
34
16% Jan
Aug
16%
*25%
72
22%
38%
*16%
16%
26%
23
14%
2,100
*25%
22%
33
56%
*10%
16%
39%
53%
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47%'
16%
14%
57%
700
*87
47%
33
60
50%
400
10%
87
38%
3174
72
16%
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2,500
4%
25%
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87
26
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96
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72
17
10
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31%
2274
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^4%.
16%
25%
88%
30
18% July 11
40
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22%
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25%
16%.
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12.50
common
10
11
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23
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3174
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;
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Sep 25
57
31
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preferred
conv
3174
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100
12%
35%
24%
75
5%
3174
1,500
3,300
132
1
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27%
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.
900
800
1
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10
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.
,
17?4
5
preferred
Hooker Elcctrochem
$4.25
21.%-
/
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*25%
Co
convertible
Hotel
474
16%
50
Homestake Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp
$
4
4
Furnace
Holly Sugar
5
21%
72
100
Corp
(Charles E)
22% Jan
33
40
257 b
26
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Holland
33?4
40%
4?a
16%
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cum
33?a
407;
217%
25%
25
:
Hoffman
$4%
Hilton
33%
600
28 3;
30 %
33 72
12,485
80
23%
132
200
;
2074
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30%
33 7 b
*130
40%
25%
'
*70%
1/12
Hertz Co (The)
Hewitt-Robins Inc
Heyden Newport Cliem Corp
374% preferred series A
.
'
30%
3374
132
10
common
10% Jun 20
40% Jan. 10
4%
57
100
2
39
67
%
17%
60
2874
2874
j-
30 7 «
33
*130
1
preferred
25% July 2
16% Sep 24
3
2574
*30%
No par
Hersliey Chocolate
474%
*77
28%' '
28'4
3074
7V
'
25
common
12
11
2274
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1
■
Motors
Hercules Powder
17
Sep 30
22
-
5
noncumulative preferred
9% Jun
17% Oct
26
40%
common
17% Feb
33% Feb
33
4074
common
22% Jan
16
52% July 17
103% Mar 16
8% Jan 31
Helmc
July 19
7
33
15
preferred
(W E) & Co
18% Sep 27
9% Sep 16
17
39
.
18
18
80
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130
-
100
87
2p
19
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.
,
17%
17%
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28
30%
33%
132
33
common..
79% Sep 26
Jan
177'2
80
40%
dist
preferred
78
40
74% Jun
Co
3%%
9
32% Jan
Feb
Hecht
»
40
Inc—
partial liquidating
Hayes Industries Inc
8
17% Jan
1
Jan. 21
103% Aug
8
47% Jan 23
65 3;
2074
28%
3174
33?#
—5
Ex
Heinx
34% Mar
64 7 4
20%
*77
28 74
3072
*128
.50
Heller
41% May 23
61% Dec
54
20
22% Sep l.f
30% July 23
35
May
*38%
*
.10
6
,
74
20%
17
80
2874
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1
19
39
64
20%
2.50
91July 24
18% Jan 22
24% Jan 10
4
16% Feb
21% Mar 15
51% July 19
124
54
July
39%
63%
V
.—1
Harshaw Chemical Co
18% Jun
28% Apr
2
76% Jun 20
»
*77
100
7
23% Feb
-
'
7.50
Haveg Industries
Mar 12
37
Feb
3974
•
34% Jan 21
21% Oct,
17?;
100
.32% Mar 25
9
18
37
16
17%
...1
14
4% Sep
20
May 22
5% Oct 31
Jun
25 % Sep
48% Dec
35% Apr
20 74
2.50
38
1
9
25
4%
Aug 13
51% Aug
8
30% July 2
24% Nov 20
32% Dec
138
8
4
63%
207 b
11
36% July 16
40% July 23
4
July
31 % Oct
63%
1
11
28
Sep
42% Mar 29
Oct
*38%
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2
Jan
29
Sep
..25
—5
17
81%
81%
81
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50%
49
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94%
94%
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94
93
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52
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42
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42%
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43
15,500
82%
94
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78
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31,600
93%
94
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52 74
7,800
340
Volume
Number 5679
186
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1515)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1956 Lowest
Highest
r
Lowest
Par
Oct. 1
Sept. 30
Sales far
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
Oct. 2
Oct. 8
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
the Week
Friday
Shares.
Oct. •*
K
34% Feb
104
Nov
127
27
Dec
44
3
Aug
77
92% Oct
7"
37% Dec
Mar
Dec
21
96
92
Dec
5
103
80
May 22
87
105
Mar
Dec
87
71% Feb
37
103
28
46% Jan
14
14
4.%
Feb
18
55% Oct
77% Jan
32% Aug
27
21
Mar 27
Mar
24.'
Dec
48
12
53% Apr
Dec
10
25
(Julius)
Kennecott
30% July 16
Nov 21
25% Oct
37%
July 29
41
Jan
1
32% July
/
5
43% Jan
3
Jali"31
74% AOg 20
98
Feb
1
•
Dec
■
.25
Dec
18
22
Jan
*■" 14% Apr
4
89
47
10
13% Oct
1
1
21% Sep
25
13% Jan
3
20 % July 15
Lane
24% July
8
Lee
36% Apr
4
Lees
83
Jun
20
94
27
13% Oct
27% Sep
30
25
Apr
2
8
Feb
45% Jan
2% Jan
16% Sep
25
20% Jan
24
$3
4% Sep
26
7% Jan
10
50e
12
32%.Tun
25% May 24
29 % Nov
14
26
Feb
20% Oct
4
30
19 '
Jan
15
16% Sep
27
21% Mar 26
16% Dec 28
98
9
Apr
68% Feb
9
18% Mar 29
4
61% Oct
1
72% Feb
20
163% Feb
2
19
7
6% Nov 29
<98% Dec
Dec"l2
23% July
106
6
*
72% J-an
9
26
16% Anr
18
Lionel
12
56% Sep
3
Liquid
10% July 16
2
30% Oct
52 %
10
24
30% Sep
25
11
103
Aug 26
Feb
Jan
89
27
102% Jan 13
86% May 17
Dec
11
104
81
Aug 27
92
Nov
19
103% Dec
93
Aug 26
106
25
Apr
27
28
Oct
86
97
-
Dec
28
Dec
27
15%
26%
1114
28% Apr
11
80% Dec
v.
27
6% Sep
i.
.
•
—
Dec
'
18
1 473% Dec
.
5% Dec 31
16
Sep 24
—
—
8% Oct 30
29% Nov 28
1—
—
33% Oct 16'
92% Jan 13
—
6
7
19
—
Nov
5
———
10% Apr 18
48% May 4
—
56% Jun 14
40% July 11
11
98
31
24
45% Dec
70
54
476
37"% Nov
7
28% Oct
31
4
Feb 14
6
July 17
26% Oct
27%
1%
1%
1st
-
83
Jan
96% Jan
70% Aug 27
,
83
Mar
87% Mar
4
2
77
Feb
34% Apr
3
56% Jan
9
Jan 12
61% Sep
4
27
Sep
26
50
Jun
11
3
'Jan
6
Jan 16
12% Sep 23
41 % Dec
13
46
21
15
69% Nov 28
76
Oct. 1
Dec
17
18
43% Jan 23
17% Dec
31
15% Feb
1
31% Oct
1
82% Dec
19
27% Nov 29
81
Nov
9
33% Feb
2
'21% Nov 26
24% Feb
8
83% Jan 24
40% Dec 28
43% Aug 20
33
27
9
82
Dec
27
92
Jun
5
102
Sep
For all
4
other
1
25
July 11
29% Feb
9
July 19
72% Sep
105% Jan
61
09
25
Feb 28 f
July 10
6
70
Jun
28
107
Jan 23
99% Feb 21
85
Sep
lo
75
Aug 30
77"
July 10
21% Jan
63
July
94
Feb
104% Jan
89
May
86% Apr
90
July 25
103
64% May 10
102
Jan
98% Jan
31
108% Apr 25
footnotes
see
nave
28.
8
69% Apr 24
16% Sep 26
46% Sep 25
3
*
8
Aug 12
42% July
120
23% Jan
Sep
May
25% May 20
3
48
July
88% Jan 29 '<-•
10
61% July 31
1.
30% Apr 24
12
Feb
93
2
35
•
8
40% Jun 17
Apr
183% Oct
3
27
Oct
1
76
July 134% Mar 21
16
20% Oct
93
28
15% Oct
31
22
20
25
9
22
.4
30
11
17
14
15
18
2
19% Jan 29
20
Mar 7
63
2
6
27% Feb
116
Dec
Jan
1
6
15% Sep
32% Mar 15
98
Apr 11
45% Jun 26
3
Jan
75% Mar
Jan
Apr
Mar
Apr
47
May
50
July
15% July
122% July
11
41% Apr 30
102% Jan
14
97% Oct
34% Feb
49
10
80
3C
42%
13%
75%
Sep 25
Feb 11
54% Dec 10
23% Feb 29
21% Jun 12
Dec
48
32
12% Aug 19
44% Jan
17% Nov 20
65
16
Sep 19
95% Mar 5
101% Dec
77
'
32% Feb
55
Jan
17% Apr
13% Sep 25
25'
Sep 27
39% Jun 24
38% Dec 26
No par
No par
:
,
lAdjusted
8
12
18
9
23
17
Feb 19
27'/4
27%
4%
27%
24%
24%
16%
16%
800
771/4
77i%
3,000
10%
lOVa
24%
24%
24% 4
*24%
24%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
77%
10%
77
77%
76%
77
76%
77%
77
10%
10%
10%
10:%
10%
10%
10%
66
65%
66
65
134%
63%
134%*
136
136
66
300
*4%
271/a
24%
7
300
4%
16%
25
4,600
17%
27%
24%
com
5,100
H%
4%
•
16%
lo
11,400
10%
27 %
27%
24%
.
68
67%
66 %
67%
135%
66%
135%
135
63%
63
59%
59%
14
135%
136
64
63
a
135
63%
59%
7,100
500
11,500
260
3,100
5
38%
53%
59
59
59%
59%
12%
13%
13%
13%
13 %
13%
13%
13%
.2.50
——15
50%
51
1
9%
~9%
9%
~9%
~9%
~9%
~9%
45%
44%
45%
43%
45
32%
30%
32%
12,900
15%
15
15%
21,900
30%
29%
30
9,600
6,300
10
62%
64
63%
w
9%.
43 %
_i
•
44
43 %
44%
44%
32%
I0o
No par
—i-__—
33
32 %
32%
32%
32%
32%
15%
15%
15
15%
15%
15% '
15%
29%
30
30%
29 3A
.
14
1,800
1,100
.
—
9%
9
1,200
12,000
8,900
29%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
104%'
105%
105%
105%
105%
105%
*104%
105i%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
7,300
20%
105%
21 %
30%
"86
90
"80%
82
lo
100
(Ky)_Nopar
50
&. Nashville
(M) & Sons Inc
—1
3.33%
95
24%
120
21
*93
96
100
_100
-100
.
'
30
"93
Co common
Co
28%
:_100
pfd
*86
82
*94%
95
24%
24%
121
122
21%
21%
/
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96
'
*94
96
94
94
90
*86
90
4
*86
90
♦86
90
<■
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95
94 34
94%
600
25%
26%
126,100
82*,
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*94%
95
*82
83%
95%
24%
122
25%
25%
121%
122%
121 %
25%
25%
25%
25%
24%
67%
67%
67%
67%
67%
68
15
15%
15
15%
15
15
85
86%
85
87%
85%
88
5
12.50
1
6.25
5
5
50
4
No par
100
1
No par
5
$3.75 preferred
No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series—No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd
No par
Maytag Co common——'
No par
$3 preferred
No par
McCall Corp —
No par
McCord Corp common
—
3
'
$2.50 preferred
50
McCrory Stores Corp comtfion—50c
3%% convertible preferred
100
McGraw-Edison Co
;
1
McGraw-Hill Publishing
3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—
—5
McKesson & Robbins Inc.
18
McLellan Stores Co_
1
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
lo
Mead Corp common.^
—
L.J
5
4% % preferred (1st series)
100
Melville Shoe Corp common
1
4% preferred series B
100
Mengel Co (The)
1
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
3%
Merck & Co Inc common
16%c
$3.50 preferred
:
No par
$4 conv 2nd preferred
No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
Mesta Machine Co
1
5
100
100
100
100
100
26%
26%
68
1221/4
24%
2,500
68
68
68%
28
28%
82
9%
9%
14%
15
2,800
85%
75%
81
61,600
26%
27
27
27
114
*111
114
25%
25%
25%
25%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
81
32
10%
11 %
*9
10%
6%
9
9%
10%
11
6%
6%
80%
*80
82
600
4,590
6%
4,100
51%
9,300
6%
6%
6%
50
51%
51
51%
50
36%
36%
36%
37%
38
37
36%
500
*480
33
33
"480
510
31%
32%
32
120
9%
IO1/2
51 %
♦480
10
3,400
*8%
6%
510
1,200
10,400
10%
9
10%
50%
"480
3,200
15%
81%
♦111
,
37%,
2,100
500
33%
3,300
6%
2,900
31
32%
6
0%
6%
6 %
*5%
*5%
5%
*5%
6
15%
*14%
15%
*14%
15%
*14%
27%
27%
26%
27%
26%
26%
26%
26%
10%
10%
11%
10%
11
14,100
10%
11
lOVa
29%
28%
29%
28%
10,200
30%
29%
28
29%
24%
24%
1,300
24%
24%
24%
23%
24%
19
18%
191/4
7,900
18%
18%
19%
19%
19%
*51%
53%
52%
100
53
52%
53%
*51%
*14%
*51%
24
6%
6%
6
6
6%
5%
500
15
3,200
29%
28%
28%
28%
2,500
29
29
28%
28%
32%
33
331/4
32%
1,600
32%
32%
33
32 %
80%
80 "
80
801%
100
80%
80%
81%
28%.
27%
27%
27%
13,800
27%
27
28%
27
27%
27%
26%
27
26 %
26%
3,500
26%
38%
38%
39%
38%
5,100
38%
38%
38i/4
37%
721%
72%
30
71
72%
140
68%
68%
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27%
*72%
*72%
74
"71%
73
"67%
68%
*67%
68 %
*26%
27%
27%
27%
51
73
*50
51
73%
14 %
14
25%
41
12%
12%
*67
*
40 %
*67
68
37%
37
43%.
44
42%
12%
12%
53
53%
15%
15%
16%
*15%
34%
35 %
35%
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84
27%
27%
78
79
,
27
78
*52%
37%
*75
78
110
110
*47%
16%
47%
49
*75
*109%
48
16%
48%
48
45
700
1,100
12%
12%
12%
82%
82
82
1,700
55%
55%
55%
1,600
15%
151/2
15%
161/4
*15%
16%
36%
84
36
*36
83%
*83%
27%
27%
78
*78
800
1,900
10
27%
2,200
78%
660
230
55%
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55
20%
*20%
20%
400
38%
38%
38%
13,700
78
*75
78
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114
*108
114
,
200
49%
49%
49%
600
16%
16%
16%
16%
11,200
4'
47%
47»/4
47%
1,400
49
48
16%
7,200
37%
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*75
78
47
60
37%
38%
38
112
16%
13
68%
54 %
38%
38 %
90
1,400
12%
68
43%
78
20%
37%
41
*20%
52%
20%
1,000
35%
78%
52%
800
2 51/4
27%
27%
20%
14%
25 %
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83%
35%
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84
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80
*15%
16%
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1,000
50
12%
15%
*15%
10
28
55
54
15%
50
82%
83
53
*27%
12%
38
12%
82%
4
69
*43
42%
12%
84
41
*68
68
12%
251/4
*40%
37%
84
14%
*25
12 %
36%
50 %
*14%
41
12%
28
50%
25%
41
681/2
28
14 %
25 %
74%
*67%
52
14%
25%
74
*72%
74
*72%
80%
lio
82
82
81'/a
81%
*79
*80
88
30
86
88
88 %
86
86
*35
82
20
78
8.0
*80
78
83
*79
81
82
82
82
*79
*79
95
*93
95
95
95
*93
*93
80
!
220
24%
15
v'
26%
114
122%
80%
26
410
24%
25%
25 %
25%
*80%
25%
"111
114
,
123
24%
25
82
81
83
27
25%
114
;
90
96
•
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd
4.35% preferred series
3.85% preferred series
3.80% preferred series
4.45% preferred series
•
420
104%
4
series E preferred
preferred
•'
10
100
—10
Co
conv
'•
7,900
63%
591/2
Aircraft Corp
sDlit.
4%
17%
*17
17%
*4%
j
28%
17%
1%
4,700
1%
10%
'■
13%
10%
28%
101/2
5
conv
1
28%
"-'.lVit-
500
13%
28%
13%
27
100
4.40%-' series G
figure before 3 for
*17
86
27%
Co_
Steel
4%
1,900
30
*84
13%
-
i
»
500
20
*29%
86
No par
Corp (The)
Carbonic Corp —
(P)
17'/a
*4%
4%
47 a
19%
20
26%
Products.
Corp
Inc
17%
17
"16%
1%
,
19%
20
2,900
1,800
3%
29%
1
(The).
May Dept Stores common
40% July 8
Aug 14
32% Jan
32
preferred
2nd pfd
1% '
1 %
*84
86
*83%
22
29%
10%
1%
'
•
..
13%
20
*84
28%
10%
86
10,500
3%
.
19%
*19%
19%
13%
*
*211/4
3%~
*3%
10%
Masonite Corp
8
•
70
25
May IS
"13% Dec
4
35% Jan
1
7
*19%
*•
22
*21%
'
27%
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
Marshall Field <Sc Co com
4%% preferred
Martin Co —
-
May 8
Jan 28
Jan 22
19%
3%
13% *
13%
"
22
'
10%
Manhattan-Shirt
Manning, Maxv/ell & Moore
July 19
Feb
12% Dec
'
35%
37 %
91
47%
19%
"3%
500
22i%
62
27%
15% July 17
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
34
Jun 11 .'Marathon Corp
38
Jan
2
Marchant Calculators Inc
20% Apr 10
Marine Midland Corp common
54% Feb
7 .
4% convertible preferred
2,
35% Feb 13
14
2
12
27
17
11
23
37% May 13
Oct
Jan
2
Sep 10
Sep 27
July 1
July 2
97
i
30
26%
9%
24 %
23%
18%
50
48% Mar 19
Dec
(
17% Jan 14
20
21
30
1
2
14% Sep 25
12% Dec 20
"
10
Jan
9% July
6
Sep 27
4% Mar 11
25 '
'
44
Jun
530
May
50% Jun
Maris.
Jan
4
.Sep 30
Dec
28% Feb
*
35
Dec 17
73% Dec 21
..
48% Sep
80
July 29
26% Aug 15
Nov
■
74
'
17
3%
22i%
61
13%
13%
*21%
22
*3%
22%
62 Va
10%'
MacAndrews & Forbes common
10
6% preferred
100
.
Mack Trucks Inc
5
, Macy
(R II) Co Inc com
No par
4%%. preferred series A
100
Madison Square Garden
No par
Magic Chef-Food Giant Mkts Inc_l
4% cum conv preferred
10
Magma Copper
10
Magnavox Co (The)
1
Mahoning Coal RR Co
—50
Mallory (P R) & Co—
1
Manati Sugar Co
1
Mandel Bros
;
No par
4
12
13%
13%
*21%
3%
22%.
62
28
Lukens
22
125
.
Jan 24
3
50% Mar 23
Apr
32
37
7% Mar
7% Mar
6% Aug
3
82% Dec
y
80% July
31
Jan
51% Sep 26
29% Apr 18
32% Feb 21
-
27% Sep
8% Nov 28
20% Nov 13
i
..
4
'Jan
Sep
25
6
Mar 20
39% Mar
Mar
25
32% July
26 ;
32% May
5
86% Jan
28
11 % July
6
13% Aug
6
7% Aug
1009
Jan
25% Sep 25
Sep 27
114
,
22
3,900
26%
221%
10%
12
3
13%
3,700
26
261%
26%
90
2,600
15i%
26
26
63%
27%
'
*
45% Feb
May 24
63%
63
63
80%
15%
15%.
26%
26%
'
62
'
Lowenstein.
28
60%
26
*21%
1
:
31
1
16% Feb
26%
22%
;
Louisville Gas & EI Co
__
4% Jun ,26
,.
26 %
22%
i
Louisville
610
—
i.
26%
22%
44%
80
25%
20
22
.41 'Mar 13
26
25%
26%
22%
44
.
.
2,600
4,100
28%
80
44%
.
15%
29%
93% Jan
139
31% Notf 26
25%
26
19%
30% Jun
10% Feb 28
20
—
86
1
15%
25%
29%
4
10% Apr
8% Nov 21
1
15%
20%
25
30% Nov 14
27% Dec 20
'
16
26
29 %
23
144
15
15%
19%
;M
Nov
79%
15%'
26
29%
14% Sep
49% Jan
37% Nov 23
120
79%
15%
19%
66% Sep
122% Jun
*79%
80
29%
24% Oct
Dec
79%
44
31%
«.
28%
28%
7,100
44%
44%
*31
31%'
27%
44i%
80
%j
20%
8
61
29%
44
20%
9
20
28
13%
Belt
7%
Jan
29
44
19%
20
May
27% Feb
.
86
Lorillard
127% Mar
43%
28%
43%
[29%
43 %
79%
k
30 % Nov
109
26
Jan
*
2
July 24
29 %
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
5
Jun
.
15% Jan
116
*
31%
39'A
*39
44%
*31%
32
13%
4.35c/o
•
39%
44%
45%
44%
*3iy8
13%
4.84
Mar
*39
*39
45%
*31%
31%
*3%
143% Jan
83% Jan 27
21
28
21% Feb 23
12
116 3 Dec
Mar 14
39%
39%
1
preferred
Long Island Lighting Co com
'•
5% series B preferred4.25
series D preferred
7
23 % Jan
26%
29%
Lone Star Gas
-
26
100
Lone Star Cement Corp
36% May 13
<
Jun
7
58%
26%
45%
45%
"31%
59%
25%
13%
Loew's
40% July 10
:
58%
25%
*39
39%
"
45
93
941/4
58%
.
13%
Lockheed
117
Sep 26
93
9
2
Jan
22
20% Aug 15
6
Jan
"39
10
List Industries Corp
Litton Industries Inc
July 30
57% Jan
4
14% Sep
28% Sep
-
88% Dec
«
l
preferred
24
102
J9
25
1
Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Feb
7% Jan
35
July 26
37% Dec 19
21% Oct
3,200
13%
Link
,V 33% Dec 12
•
25%
"21%
58
58%
10
25%
4
7
25 % May 14
JaTi
25%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
18% Nov 29
28
26 ""
25
67% July 18
41% Aug 26
8~
5,500
58%
57%
5,900
58
25%
1
Libby McNeill &
Sep
10,500
37%
58%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
12% Sep
93%
37%
58 %
5
Fink
2,400
38V4
58%
13%
&
38%
39
"83%
Lerner Stores
1,300
2,000
37%
common
18
38
38%
24%
12%
92%
1
Jan
Aug 29
12%
38I/2
1
noncum
3,000
%
24
24%
12%
94%
38%
38%
5
50
49% Mar 29.
12
Jan
6
24
*12%
38%
24
13%
37%
10
9
18
14% May 28
35% Jan 24
*12%
—No par
76% Nov
.-47% Jan 23
23%
13%
93%
4,
Aug
64
23
23%
26
25%
39
-
preferred
noncum
7%
25%
& Sons Co common_3
Corp
7
25%
_ioo
•
Lehn
31
150% Mar
9
25%
92
;
Lehman
29
Apr
68% Jan
62% Aug 26
130% Aug
14
84% July 17
13% Jan 14
1
Jun
10
2
137% Dec
43% Jun
10
24
1
*
25% Nov • 1
4
25%
Coal & Navigation Co
10
Portland Cement15
Valley RR_
No par
Valley Coal common
^__l
Lehigh
Lehigh
Lehigh
Lehigh
4
17% Jan
35V'2
37%
(111)
Rubber & Tire
% Sep
1
31
19% Dec 28
24
Oct
9% Sep
3
Bryant
35
*34 %
38%
preferred series A
(James)
58
*34
35 %
25%
1,600
57
*34%'
35
90
57%
91
5
Co
Gas Co
3.85%
9
Jan
17% Mar 14
1
July 10
'
&
57%
57%
37%
Mfg Co
4.32%
30
Mar 22
H)
58
58
91%
Corp j._
La Consolidada 6%
24
24
2% Jan
5
Jan
4% Jan
Sep
58
15
49
Laclede
2
Mar 22
27
(S
*85
38
Kroger Co (The)
18
29 %
30
21% Jan
6
12% Dec
Kroehler
90
37%
(S S) Co
Kress
15% Jan
4
3% Oct
Kresge
4
*85
90%
Royal Dutch Airlines—100 G
9
17% Jan
Nov
17% Jun
26
74'A Feb
64% Sep
17
Jan
11
26 % May
Sep 25
18% Jan
.
97
15% Nov 26
16% Jan
v
90
38%
prior preferred
E J Korvette Inc_
22"% Mar 12
10
35% Apr
1
85
♦85
.
39
-
6
7
34% Apr
8
8
1% July
19
19
26
Jun
May
22
4% Jan
13
16% Mar 13
30
26
3
16% Sep
13
r 25% Apr
18% Dec
27% Apr
34% Jan
13
25% Sep
29
27% Aug
4
3% Nov
25% Feb
50% Feb
■{. 43% Jan
12%
Koppers Co Inc common
4% preferred
94% Apr 10
21% Mar 7
1
15% Aug 29
29% Apr
54 % Oct
10
KLM
*83
23%
24
12%
common
King-Seeley Corp
3
65 % Jan
78% July
29% Mar 29
21
V 31"% Dec 26
'
Mar
29
52%
>
36% July 11
23
v
«
1
3
41% Sep
40% Mar 19
32% Dec
82
5
4
,
85
85
No par
2.50
Keystone Steel & Wire Co:
Kimberly-Clark
91%
*83
*83
*12%
26
23%
•
50% July 25
35% Jan
4
17
85
*90%
1,600
79
*81
91%
79
25 %
"25-%
200
1,100
>
1
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
conv
*77
85
*34
35
5
Copper
75% Jun
4%%
79
*81
*90%
55%
56%
_8.7s
Kern County Land Co_
19
♦77
90
Kelsey Hayes Co
4
34%
85
85
No par
Co
34 Va
91%
100
Light Co
34%
*90%
*35
& Co
47% May 31
27% Oct
40
Electric
&
Power &
Kayser
128% Jab
56% Aug 26
Apr 12
58% Apr 27
3
Kansas
Apr
34%
93%
341/2
1,800
*81
*83
56
34V2
93%
93%
*77
90
"34
92%
421%
85
85
50
921/4
79%
78%
*41
92
"85
com__No par
41%
79
"83
preferred
79
41%
*90%
'
92
"90%
78
42%
31%
31%
*81
*77
85
100
34%
100
Southern
Kansas Gas
49% July 10
2.0
47
7
39% Feb 10
,
City
non-cum
17
15
36% Sep
31
61
4%
26% July 11
88% Sep
6
4
32% May
37% Sep
147% Mar 14,
1
Kansas
38% Jan 31
19
34%
34%
22,700
31
30%
31
77%
*41%
93%
93
*92%
79
—.
July
9
94%
34%
"81
cumulative preferred
Feb
94 %
"77
preferred
Jan
23
preferred
42%
*41%
42%
%
loo
preferred
4.35%
25% Oct
May 28
cumulative
4.20%
12
"41
100
preferred
4.50%
3
23
42% Apr 25
;■
Feb
102
21
24% July 23
Jan
J.80%
102
Feb
28% Aug 14
43 % Oct
77
100
Apr
10
30
31%
77
preferred
conv
96
15
113
«
cum
96
Feb
12% Dec
30%
77%
50
Aug 28
21% Jan
24
31%
77%
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
Mar 12
83
30%
100
30%
77%
33 %
Corp
preferred
conv
preferred
4%%
5
24
20
92% May
9
Nov
4%%
20
Jun
1
89
14
cum
20
Sep
90
Apr
30
81
13
108
3y% Jan
74% July 23
1
Mar 13
97% Nov 28
Nov
Sep
105% Aug
4
4%%
9
Feb
49
27
34
44% Aug 14
78
109 % May
13
Sep
Kaiser Alum & Chem
46% May 15
4
27
Sep
41
Feb 20
52
18
30% Oct
3
70% Aug
13
J
24
The Commercial and Financial
(1516)
•
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 7,
.
"
I
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANCE STOCK RECORD
1
Ranee for Pre»l»«»
Year 1966
I
47%J*n20
61%6«p
26% Sep 26
33
40
May 28
47
7
142
29 V* Feb
20
5
126
Dec
19% Dec 31
17
Jan
Jan
23
61 Ye Sep
26
Dec
21
2
38% Jun
5
40% Jan
3
38
Feb
12
53
Jan
2
137
29% Sep 30
21% Aug 29
Feb
20
12
P'eb
15
July
July
101
13% Oct
4
24% Jan
76
Oct
8
86.
Jan 11
76
July 23
Aug 30
33
Jan
3
19
Aug 13
25% Mar
42% Apr
2
30% Jan 16
25
30% Nov 28
25% Nov 21
'
9% Dec
29% Jan
3
30% Jun 25
.
9% Nov 29
49% Nov 29
2
49%
40%
36%
17%
61%
88'% Sep 17
11% Aug 26
3
Jan
19
10
36% Jan 23
'
Apr
25% Sep
11
Feb
13
37% Feb
Jan
4
23
6% Sep 25
40% Sep 26
•
35% Apr 26
7% Oct
2
60
Oct
3
47% May 14
11% Fab 29
Fab 20
58
25
Sep 27
67% Oct
88
Feb
20
68
Oct
14% Dec 31
22
Mar 23
3
11% Oct
1
16% Nov 29
10% Oct
1
33% Nov 19
61% Mar 19
30% Feb
26
13
18% Nov 29
15
Sep
25
22% Nov 29
28
Jan
3
21% Sep
47
Jon
14
40% Jan
18
2
38
46% Apr 17
25% Deo 14
28% Mar It
Dec
31
18% Jan 10
18% Nov 27
37% Dec 13
30% Jan 23
21
Sep 26
30% Nov 20
9
32% Mar
17% Oct
3
36% Deo 21
29% Dec 31
45% Jan
4
17'A
82
81
82 Va
82%
83 %
82
83
8,700
No pai
81%
90%
81%
*89
90%
*89
preferred
12%
13%
100
76
76
*75
*18
19%
25%
x25
1st
Co
common—1
preferred——
25%
*26%
20
*19
20
*19
*18%
25%
25%
26 %
26%
6%
6%
40 Va
40
6%
40%
5
26%
26%
26 Va
20
301/4
29%
6%
6%
Missouri Pacific RR class A~Nopar;
Mohasco Industries Inc
—5
preferred
29
26%
6%
26%
30'/i
29%
6%
6%
30
6%
42%
6%
60
G1
"60
preferred
100
69
69
68 Va
69
*68
Co Inc
Monarch Machine
1.25
IV/*".
11%
11%
11%
19%
RR
class
26
30
29%
6%
6%
Tool
A
No par
*19
25
35
*19
19'%
15
4,300
26%
6,900
30%
>
■>
3,800
7%
7%
8%
4,5 V0
47%
44%
47%
7,300
31 Va
6%
6
29%
*
% !
62
69
68
68
*11 Va
11'A
11 Ye
11
Va
11
19 Va
39%
19%
19 Va
*19
.
30%
6%
*59
62
*67
10,800
-40
...
69
Vb
190
11%
1,000
19 Va
•
15
15
15%
15%
15%
10 v*
10 Va
10%
10'.
a
lO'/a
10%
10%
*10 Vb
32%
32 Va
32%
32%
32%
32
21%
21%
21'/a
21%
41%
42%
4i''/a
1,000 lire
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
20%
1
24%
25
24%
25
251/4
34
34%
33%
34%
34',8
34%
19% •>.,
19%
19%
20
20
300
10%
21%
*
15 Va
10%
2
Chemical
Co
r
.•
15V4
American
shares
%
32%
33%
22%
21%
22 Vb
2,500
42
41%
41%
2,044
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
25:%
25'/a
25%
25
25%
6,900
33Va"
34%
33 3 4
34%
27,200
20%
20 Va
20%
Moore-McCormack Lines
12
19%
Morrell
10
*12%
12%
12%
12%
3
44»/2
45 Va
44 Va
44%
45
45
45
10
401/4
40%
*40%
17%
41
40'A
41
17%
17V4
17%
17'/a
17Va
23%
24
24%
24%
24%
*15%
24 Va
(John) «Sc Co
—
Wheel
Corp™
Corp
11
5
17%
17%
1
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)—
Murray Corp of America-.
Myers (F E) <Xt Bros
24%
12%
25
15%
15%
12%
12%
*20 Va
*40'A
16
1G
16
34%
34'A
34%
34%
34 Va
10
26
26
26
26 Va
26 %
34%
26%
No par
42
42
42
42
42
42
13
.13
13
*13
_5
1
900
32%
r
No par
Products
1,500
22
21%
41%
& Co
Motor
>
41%
21%
x4i%
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
July 26
May 1
■
-
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co_
5
Montana Power Co (The)
No par
10
14.900
6%
*59
---
-No par
—
15 V*
4,400
40%
'
Mojud
Monon
2,100
26%
".
62
4.20%
27%
40
30
V
6%
(iO
27%
6%
7%
32
30 Va
6%
*58
27
42%
43%
—100
6,400
40%
7
20
19%
25%
29%
30%
200
7.600
25%
26%
,
900
25%
6%
26%
1,700
78
39%
26 Va
.
42
6%
26%
6%
41
29%
29 VB
6%
25%
40%
41
41%
25%
8,900
-
14
*75
19%'
2,600
90%
13%
80
6%
6%
14%
*75
40%
41
13%
80
1
10
*89
14
*75
Vb
*18
26%
90%
13%
13%
80
1
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com—No par
1% preferred series A—
100
3%%
13'%
*89
26 Va
—
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
38% Jan
50
20%
17%
89
Motor
31
22 %'
20%
17%
89
Mueller Brass Co
15
21%
20%
17%
81 %
8
23
22%
20%
No pai
Mining & Mfg com
30
Sep 25
21%
9,750
17% Apr
41% Sep
18
88 Va
23% Jan 11
24% Apr
Mar II
20%
86%
32% Jan
42% April
22%
20%
800
88%
1
50
21%
29%
87%
34
11
42% Jan
21%
29 %
89%
14% Mar 25
4
21%
29%
88%
Motorola Inc
23% Oct
Jan
29%
87
3
7
18
29%
46 %
128%
86%
3
40% May 10
14% Dec 31
29%
46%
*127%
86%
19% Jan
Jan
200
31%
46%
128%*
85%
Minute Maid Corp
Mission Corp
Feb 19
51% July
46%
*127%
29%
1.50
Mission
13
47
46%
128%
30%
*17%
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward
12
40%
*127%
20%
36% May 31
40% Jan
7
25% Jan 24
Sep
31%
31
46%
128 >/a
17
Class R
40
61% Mar 14
45% Nov
7,400
20%
22
19% Sep 30
34%
17
Monsanto
12% Sep 25
35% Feb 13
1,400
34%
17 %
24% Sep 26
33% Oct
1
1
51
29
20%
19"% Apr 30
38% Aug
32
*30%
30%
46%
f
29
34%
22
8
49% Jun
*30
128% '
29 Va
Shares
29%
34%
*127%
45'/a
45%
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
& Ontario Paperi—2.50
Minnesota Power & Light
No par
4
Jar
31
*29%
*29
20%
41% July 11
267/a Mar 4
26
39% Jan 26
30% Jan 23
34%
*127 %
Minnesota
83% Apr 22
17
Apr 16
24% Apr 18
23% Jan
9
18% Aug 15
Dec
29%
17
$5.50
44% Jan 31
11% Apr 13
72% May 1
5% Sep
28% July 23
24% Jan 12
24% Jan
3
21
29%
34%
21%
Minneapolis Moline
1
65% Mar
28% Sep 26
76
2
29'%
34
29%
$4
60% May 24
43% May 27
37% May 23
12% Jan
8
29% Sep
•
Jan
15
Oct
26
.
29
33
the Week
Oct. 4
10
Minn
35% Apr 11
28% Sep
4
12% Jan 14
6% July 23
3
Apr 30
July 24
Aug 14
29%
5
Friday
Oct. 8
33 %
100
Sales far
Thursday
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
8
22
105
PRICES
Minerals & G'hem Corp of Amer—1
Minneapolis & St Louis Ky—No par
Minn St Paul & 8 S Marie—No par
14
July 25
21% July 12
131
SALE
Oct. 2
33%
—
,
1st preferred
Midwest Oil Coip—,
24 V*
29
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 1
29
8%
May 31
32% Jan
Tuesday
Sept. 30
10
Ex $25 distributionMidland Steel Prod common
4
9
98% Feb 26
18% Mar 1
91% May 31
95
>
Miami Copper
South Utilities Inc
Midland Enterprises Inc—
Middle
July 15
Feb
40
16% Aug 27
73% Jan
58
Pat
—
127
25% July 17
22% May 14
90% July 26
75% May 10
-
23
58
10
3
Aug 10
36% Jan
9
-
50% Jan
Mar 12
Jan
Monday
EXCHANGE
10
29% Aug 26
40
26 % Dec
s
Dec
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
30% Jan
J
6
40
*
26% Sep
42% Dec 13
12
STOCKS
Range Siiice Jan. 1
Lowest
Hlfbeat
n«Mt
12%
12 Vb
*44%
1,500
45%
41
40%
♦17%
24
16
1,400
;
1,300
40',4
500
17%
1.200
24%
16
25,200
2.300
12%
45'%
'
4,300
.
16
800
34%
34%
34%
34%
1.300
26'A
26%
26%
26'A
4.100
41%
42
42
*41
500
N
16% May 28
22
62
July 16
July 29
12% Sep
23
Sep 23
18% Jan
4
Natco
Corp
5
80% Jan
8
13V4
13%
13%
46
3
National Acme Co
National Airlines
1
30
Va
47%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
47%
47%
47%
1.300
1
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16 Va
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
21.000
Jan
23
82
23
Feb
17
29% Jun 27
14Va Sep
26
11
Nov 26
16% Mar 19
11
Feb
12
14
-22% Oct
4
35% Jun
•
34% Oct
17
150
Nov
21
11% May 24
34 Va Feb 13
46
42% Apr 11
39% Jan 24
179
Jan
35
30
15% Aug 17
59
Jan
27
July 20
46V4 Feb
12
20% Jan
3
34% Jan 23
21% Mar 19
20% Feb 10
25% jun 27
29% Oct 11
Apr
11
20
Feb
10
92% Dec
17
18% Jun 20
37% Dec 27
93
Dec
28
76% Jan 23
30
17
35% Apr 25
139
15V4Sep
47% Jan
4
12
2lV4Julyl8
4
48% Oct
24
20
20
Sep 10
77% Aug 17
67% Nov
(52% Sep 26
32% Oct
2
8
36
Dec
13
48
Jan
Oct
15
9% Apr
12% Oct
39% Sep
36VsJan
3
7
13
13% Dec
15
11
21
3
17% Mar 19
28% Sep
96
72 Y\
79
Mar 13
17% Sep
97% Feb
Nov 21
88"% Jan 20
(
50
23% Nov 29
32% Nov 29
26% Sep 11
76
Sep 26
94% Jan
6
440
July 24
'
'
1
33% Apr
47y4 Jan
Jan
107
July 25
Jan
30
Jun
21
58
34 Va Deo
75 Va Nov
28 Va Dec
4
73
t
■
f
28
94
6
!
♦
1
Nov 28
91
Dec
31
11 t
25~
5
4
35 V4 Oct
16% Oct
8
19
1
1
72% Dec
17
84
12
Dec
62
Deo
5
84
Dec
18
85% Dec
18
21% Jun
5
Feb
103
Jan
73
78
8
7
49% Sep < 7
25% Oct 19
Jan
3
50% Aug
8
'Jun
8
12
18% Aug
91
103
-
7
Feb 21
Jan >3
101% Jan
102% Jan
'
15
41% Jan
14
4
48% Jan
2
39% Jan
Sep 27
37% Sep 25
! 107
a
79
Aug 21
1
28% Jan
8
page 28.
92
79% Oct
1
19% Oct
3
11% Sep
23
20% July 22
25% Aug 26
Feb
'
92
Feb
28% Feb
0
4
17% Jan
4
24'/4 Oct
2
38
July 12
16%
16%
17
2 21/4
22
22%
83
81%
82 'A
81%
82
16%
17
17
22
22V4
22
*82 %
84 %
17%
5
102%
103 V*
147%
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147%
i'129
17'/4
40 %
39
%
33
*17%
17%
63
17%
42'A
*86%
103%
106
105'A
108
147
147 Va
147
149
128
130
*128
130
13%
13%
13%
*13%
23
32%
39 Va
32%
*128
14
64 V2
64
64%
*32
32 Va
*32
41%
40%
41'a
42
42 Va
41
40%
41
41'A
42
42
41
40
8%
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8%
8%
1
10%
10%
10%
10%
1
r>%
5%
5%
5%
13%
13%
8%
8%
3%
8%
19'A
9
9
14
9
*8%
11
*10%
11
5%
5%
14
14 V*
*14%
14%,
12%
*14
*12
*12
6,200
9%
13,100
8%
1,200
11
6
14 Vb
1,800
..
8,100
14 Va
500
12
12
28%
28 Va
29'a
28%
28'%
28%
29
100
74%
75
75%
75 Va
75
75%
74%
75
74%
74%
600
15
15 V4
81
16,300
81
86 Va
88
1
Co
15»/4
15
15'%
83%
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83 Va
15 Vb
*81
15
15'%
83%
88%
85%
87
80 V4
78%
79V4
78%
77%
78%
22 Va
22
22 Va
22%
79'%
22%
22 Va
22%
23%
22'%
22%
22%
23'%
22%
77%
No par
23%
22%
23
23
213%
77%
78
78
78
200
2,000
*81
86 Va
<
12'/a
15%
86%
*22%
15
*12
83%
86%
179 Va
No par
.
15
*81
12 Va
2,000
87
5,100
78
78%
6,700
22'A
22 Vb
22%
1,300
22%
23%
23%
24'/a
42,000
23 %
78
86
23%
23%
23%
12,300
*73
..
..
80
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80
No par
70
*99
103
.'*99
102
*99
102
93
99
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103
30
50
►240
280
*240
280
*240
280
>240
280
*240
280
10 Va
10%
100
*10'%
♦26%
22%
23%
33%
33
33%
33%
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77
series A
Electric
Gas Corp—
preferred
3.60%
preferred
preferred
preferred
*
33%
33%
77
28%
28 Va
28%
71
V2
33%
33%
*73',4
28%
*73
77
28%
10%
27
28%
28%
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68%
*67
*69
71%
70
70
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72
*70
78
77
77
76
76
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79 r
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82
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100
99%
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100
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22%
:
33%
33%
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61
61
61
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22
22
22
25
22%
18%
22%
.
70
49va
22
21
19%
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.
-
.
49%
■
22
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21%'
61%
£9
-
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Northern Pacific Ry_
l—
—5
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
39%
15%
—5
49
,
..
40,4.*'
15%
71%
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*79
Northrop Aircraft Inc_—
1
Northwest Airlines Inc common—10
21
85
.
49
97%
*67
79/.4
79
71
72
/
2,800
60
76
83
80%
80%
230
99%
99 %
99 Va
20
.21%
21%
22
22
33%
33%
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22 Va
20%'
21%
:
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•
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63
34
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10
400
3.600
21%
21%
20%
21
78
79,2
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20%
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80
58,200
19%
18%
18%
69%
69
69
49%
50
49%
49%
97%
97 Va
96%
96 va
40,a
39%
40%
39 3 a
40 Va
14,300
1p7,
15%
151a
15%
15%
6.800
71%
72%
71%
71%
110
78 Va
78%
79%
80
180
80
80
98
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n
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<
8
•
80
2
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80
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10
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80
80
330
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81
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8
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11
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11
a
12
12
11%
12 Vis
24%
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24%
24
24%
24
24
24
24
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28
28%
29
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28%
29%
12
110
80
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60
4.900
81
24
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preferred
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71
81
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64
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76
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22 Va
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72%
•
80
21%
1
33%
76
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70%
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1
15%
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100
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22
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71
62
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100
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100
33%
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19
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71
83
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preferred series
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28'A
72:
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l—2
$4.11
1.600
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100
Ry common—25
Common
2,200
2.200
33 Va
77
100
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series—
$4.08 preferred series
9%
22%
/
28%
100
.
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25%
.
100
,
...
Pharmacal
10
100
.
.
preferred—
Western
10%
j
American Aviation
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Northeast Capital Corp—
a—_1
Northern Central Ry.Co
50
.Northern Natural Gas Co
com*—10
5%% preferred
1
—100
4.6%
16,300
28 3'1
10%
Norwich
100
42%
42%
*10%
.
5%
5%
Va
5%
-
900
6,400
32%
8%
-
23%
<
18»/b
64
8%
9
10%
2,300
12
North
-
18 Va
9'a
*8%
400
63%
'
9
27%
■
33i%
32%
42%
41%
60
14
32%
63%
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440
130
13%
•
33 Va
;10%
-
15,300
29%
Adjustment preferred
<
109
148''a
32%
—1
Shipbuilding Corp—
&
50
106 %
122%
Norfolk
9,300
16,800
147%
"
*26%
5%
17%
41%
88
17%
18
500
86 %
32%
18
2,700
18,000
12
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
„
17%
1.600
41%
*
88
63%
*32
40%
40%
17'A
41 Va
88
17 VB
32%
*40
17 Va
42
*86%
63%
.
63 %
5
17'%
40%..
41
129
*13%
32%
*32
17%
88
149
129
13%
33
*82
103V4
102
*147Va
131
♦13%
%
*86%
83
Vb
23%
1
90% Feb 18
,
16%
21%
16%
22%
27
Mar 29
90
j
3
17
22 V*
16%
22
22'%
5.25%
8
14
10,100
27
11
Feb
3,800
371/4
24
Y
4.10%
4
82
36%
36%
27 Vb
9
17% Jun
'
25
35%
37'A
& Hartford Co—
3.90%
49% May 31
15% Aug 28
Oct
1
Mar
22 %
36%
36 %
29'4
preferred
3.40%
3
2
22'A
36 %
37V4
4
23
28
58% May 20
96
68% Jtm
Jan
22 %
36'/a
37
26%
State
•
24% July 17
79
4
Aug 28
20% Oct
*ee
3
22V4
35%
37
1
York
t
,
24% Jan
22 Va
35 Va
36%
Common
LNo par
$3.75 preferred
—100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Co$p com—No par
102% July 15;
25% July 18 :
39% May 17
-'70% Jan
4
Oct
80
29% Jan
■
Jan
22'
35 Va
36%
No par
Preferred
14
Jan
22
35%
30 Va
86
Ilarlem RR Co
N
30
90
4
69
:
non-cum
New
1
86% Apr 11
21%
35%
1
Common
1
el
>
57% Sep 23
20% Aug 14
18% Oct-
Apr
73 Va Feb
98% Aug 20...
18% Apr-10
33 Va Sep 25 ,
20% Oct
87
31% Mar
>
Aug 28
Sep
6
78
99% July 28
13
19% Jan
3
For footnotes
>
.
2
.9
Oct
14
$5
N Y
38% Apr 13
July
1
July 29
69
9
Apr 13
73% July 18
,45 ^Apr
3
18
26% Feb
111
72% Sep
28'/4 Oct
13
22% Aug 18
88
1
64
43
,
77% Dec 28
Sep
33% Oct
28
98% Jan
38% Nov 29
16 Va Jan 16
(104
Mar 11
Mar 28
54% Jan
•
21%
17%
39 Va
preferred
NY New Haven
1
'
Dec
May
103
4
3,200
7.400
No par
York Dock common-
22J/4 Oct
13%
57%
:
Chicago & St Louis
3
13
57V4
common
N Y
Jan
13
58
1
New
17
13
57%
80%
.
87
1
13%
57%
1
19
351
360
12%
57V4
.5
25
,
6,700
12%
Pa
York Central
13
*147
57%
221/4
pfd_100
Apr 22
147 Va
12%
Newmont Mining Corp
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
New York Air Brake—
;
5
July 29
148%
10
New
26
Mar
34% Feb
78
41
28
4
85% Feb 23
22% Nov 19
t
24
148'/a
146%
No par
36% July 25
29 V* Jan 10
9% Oct
25% Oct
39% Mar 27
'82
18% May
33% Jan
60 Va Jan
Sep
Jan
147 Va
148
1
New England Electric
System
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
•
69% Nov 29
!
Nov
260
3
64% Jan
19
"
26
86
98% Aug 13
9
Jan
32 Va Dec
22% Sep
a
3%%
5.700
6,300
148'/a
39%
148%
56%
—10
Inc
Newberry Co (J J)
>
130% May 20
84 % Jan
7
26
77% Sep
.
17
Jan
Corp
12
23%
39V4
100
Co_
Neisner Bros Inc_
Feb 26
17
1
22 Ve Sep
18
85
,
Nehi
4
33% Jan
3
Oct
5
12
22%
39%
No par
U S Radiator—.
National Vulcanized Fibre Co
Natomas Co
11
12
24%
39'/4
13
100
National
11
14% Feb
19
22
3
500
12% Nov 27
'
30
Jan
I6V4 Feb
70% July 10
33% May 18
91
8
16
65% Oct
125% May 7
87% Nov 19
May 28
Sep
May 17
14% Jan
1
77% Jun
14
'
11
12
23%
39'%
57 V4
.—100
(The)
National Tea Co
National Theatres
.
12 Va
25
39'%
12%
5
——
23
Aug
15
e
National Supply
4
16
Ref
12
24%
39%
56%
com..5
preferred B—
National Sugar
12 Vb
25
39
147%
National Linen Service
Corp
1
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No
par
No par
3
12
24%
39 %
1
National Shares Corp
National Steel Corp
9
9% Sep
39% July 30
16% Apr 26
Jan
42% Oct
75
3
6%
37% Mar 11
51
2
31% Dec 14
Dec
8OV4 Jan
25
8%.Aug 23
10% Sep 30
5% Aug 27
13% Sep 26
11% Sep 23
5
Jan
23
7% May 29
Mar 29
8% Mar
12
Jan
12 Vb
25%
1
$4.50 preferred
National Lead Co common
7% preferred A
4
25
17 V4 Feb
14% Sep
14
16% Jan
13% May 28
8
138
12
38 3 4
5
National Fuel Gas Co
National Gypsum Co common
4
23
32% Feb
17
July
Jan
20
Mar 12
5% July 18
46
97
Aug 22
143% Aug
124% Aug
12% Apr
30% Sep
Jan
153
10% Dec 26
12% Feb 13
19% Jan 25
300
5
Distillers & Chem Corp
4 % % pfd series of 1951
3
31
179
20
101% Apr
13 Vb
10
Natl
July 8
162Va Apr 16
10
Jan
3
13 Vb
25
100
National Dairy Products
National Department Stores
28% May 21
12
Nov 30
33% Dec 28
26
preferred A
National Can Corp
National Cash Register
National City Lines Inc
National Cylinder Gas Co
9
100% Feb
Dec
64
23V»Jan
Sep 26
84
1%
4
9
132
5
Sep
81% Oct
61% Apr 13
105% Feb 23
154
11% Jan
4
*12%
National Automotive Fibres Inc—1
National Aviation Corp—
5
National Biscuit Co common
10
24% May 22
50% July 11
38% Mar 18
20
21 Vb
21% Mar 12
70% Jun
12
Jun
16M*Oct
101% Aug 28
123% Aug
Feb
33
3
14
40% Sep ill
163Va Apr
9
15% Jan
9
19
26% May 14
33% Deo
«
42% Aug .14
20
July
38% Jan
2
142 Va Aug
11 Va Aug
Jan
*-
ft
,2
19%
19%
19%
20 V4
26.900
6,900
460
2,800
1957
Volume
Number 5679
186
.
(1517)
Financial ChronicU
The Commercial and
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previoaa
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1956
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Sales for
PRICES
Shares
Oct. I
Oct. 3
Oct. 2
the Weea
Friday
"Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 1
Sept. 30
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Pat
EXCHANGE
Highest
o
Dec
14
SOft Dec
13
49
58 ft
Aug 13
110 ft Jau
46% Sep 26
88
4
Jun
52% May
24
78
Dec
20
100
Jan
5
76ft Jun 27
55
Dec
18
110
Jan
11
89ft Aug 12
32% Dec
31
109 ft Feb
10
88
Jun
23ft Jau
4
3
34
Sep 30
34ft Jail
10
July 10
38
Jan
17 ft Nov
1
-
47
43
104
3
•
Jun 26
.
89
21
,29ft July 16
4.56%
4.44%
14
61 ft
18
Jan
4%
3
Jan
-
15
91
100
"80
81
Co
__12
common
46%
48
47%
90%
3,200
90%
47 ft
48 ft
•89ft
110
90%
81ft
•80
81
•80
81ft
•CO
81ft
90%
91
•90 ft
92
•90ft
92 ft.
•91
93
•91
93
100
90
90 *
•89ft
90ft
•89ft
91ft
90 ft
90 ft
•89 ft
90 ft
120
100
No par
Co
34%
34 ft
34%
34%
35%
34 ft
35%
35%
16,800
34
Gas
Elec
&
38 ft
39
38 ft
38 ft
39
39 ft
39 ft
2,700
com—10
Co
ft
4.24%
series
39
16%
16%
81ft
81%
84.«
24ft
24ft
24ft
24 ft
43%
443i
43%
44%
44 ft
100
98 ft
99
99
99
99ft.
1
10 ft
10%
10%
10%
10ft-
'♦
•
-39%
84,
24ft
.
100
17
84
GOO
24%
3,500
44%
24%
24%
24ft
50
*82
17
•82
17
•82
34ft,
*16%
•16%
•16%
82
82
-24ft
7.60
Gas—
•
17
5
Natural
.
39
-
•16%
20
100
preferred
Oklahoma
47%
91
•89
•80
preferred
Preferred
1
Jtfftaiar
90
Oklahoma
443% Jun 14
97
92 ft
47%
47
•91
Oil
Ohio
4
4-
46 ft
100
preferred
preferred
3.90%
1
99 ft Mar 25
46 ft
preferred
Edison
4.40%
29
Jan
103 ft Mar
16 ft Sep 26
81ft July 24
24ft Oct
4
19% July 13
<*7% May 29
s3ft Jau
ft Apr
Ohio
9
101ft Mar 18
25,000
"
OUn Mathieson Chemical Corp—
!
48
Nov 29
105
2
42
ft Feb 11
Nov 20
.
62% Aug
130 ft Aug
2
97
Sep 23
11
17% Jan
May 28
SOft Dec
31
33 ft Feb
14
9
107ft Jan
10ft Oct
9
77
50ft July 26
May
2
1
59
Nov 20
69
Nov 27
58 ft Dec
49ft Jun
Jan
27
35
50
Nov
5
44 ft Sep
23
57 ft Jan
18
91
18
July
18
1 Oct
51ft May
30
9% Jan
2
23
68
9% Oct
3
10ft Jan
31
Pacific
11% Sep
27
17 ft Jan
22
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc
Pacific Coast Co common-.
23ft\Feb"fo
28%
Oct
47
53% Mar 28
30ft Nov 29
12.
33% Sep
25
Jan
12
21% Oct
•
45% Sep 30
Jan
54
4
-
9
Pacific
152 ft
Feb~~9
121 % Sep
26
137% Mar 12
Sep 25
7ft Apr 22
19% Jan
4
Mar
9
28
5
9
6%
13
31
41% Sep
Dec 26
53
86
103
4%
10
*9%
10
10
10
9%
9%
12
12
11%
1174
.,11ft
11%
1174
1371
•13
13%
13
•19ft
20 ft
13%
13
•13
*18%
19%
19 ft
19%
♦19
39-%
39%
39
39
r2%
124 %
5%
5%
1
14 ft
14%
44 ft
44%
No par
45% Mar 29
Park & Tilford Distillers Corp
62% July 25
Parke Davis & Co
2
Parker
1
Parmelee
2
24
4% Jan
8% 3ep 30
12% Jan
2
rtpr
10
3ft Oct
10 ft Sep
26
14% Jun 25
27 ft Sep
26
37
Jun
23
21
ja
Aug 26
24% Jun
41% M^r 12
39
Jan
24 ft Jun
21
25% Nov
14
29 ft Jan
13
23 ft Sep
9
Oct
11
28% Mar 27
22 % Sep
20
78 ft Nov
29
75
27
26
101
Nov
13
66 ft Sep
Dfec
12
40% Jun 27
2
92 ft Oct
90
29
Feb
109
4
26
22% Jan
7
5% Oct
4
13% Jan
9
Penn-Texas
16% Oct
3
25% Jan
21
Nov 29
11
Dec
17
19% Jan 13
27
31% Jan
13
1
35 ft Feb
6
32% Sep
27
39% Sep
18
64*
SeTlT
laft Oct
55
27
3
45 ft Feb
Mar
54
Dec
1
93
105
July 15.
Sep 25
16
22 ft Apr 12
2
20% Jun
10
£3
42% Sep
11
63% Jau
19
40ft Mar 23
35% Sep
11
40% May 21
107
12
Feb
9
94% Feb
1
12
23
28
112% Jan
84 ft Dec
17
102
Feb 24
77
Aug
Dec
14
106
Jan
87
Aug 26
93% Sep
4
Dec
10
109% Jan
10
17
Jan
23
29% Nov
19
24 % Feb
Dec
5
36% Mar 13
13% Oct
4
Dec
39 ft Oct
Dec
91
15 'ft Jan
12 ft May 25
May
96
77% Feb
82
94% Jan
17
Oct
9
69
26
89
Feb
5
27
May" 1
70%
22% Feb
9
28% Juiy 25
86
Dec
89
Jan
53
3
20 ft
10
84% Sep
Apr
4
19
96
Apr
100
Dec
7
32ft Feb
13
16% Jun
8
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pltney-Bowes
4
44ft Jan
3
6
May
27% Mar 20
93
Mar 20
6
.
$4.80
98% May 15
46% Jan
7
Pitts Consolidation
20% May 16
Dec
11
163% Jan
16
142
Aug 28
150
Jun
21
170
Jan
23
134
Jun
23
150
Feb
6
20 ft Sep
20
74
Jan
10
96ft Apr
3
6% Feb
10
8% Sep
10
9
39% Dec
Oct 23
73
84% Apr
81% Dec
7
23% Nov
19
92% Apr
4
27
Feb
1
85% Jan
73% Sep
78
July
4
80 % Feb
7
85
Jan 23
37 ft Jan
1
24
1
29% July 25
135
Mar 2n
23% Feb 25
128
July 12
Dec
28
36% Jan
24
71% Nov
19
57 ft Sep
Dec
31
90
Dec
31
82% Sep
23
24
Feb
12
132
10
8% July 19
Pittston Co
Jun
$3.50 convertible
Plough Inc
Poor
26
22
Jan
23
38% Aug 20
24% Sep 25
32% July 22
21
Dec
11
23% Mar 23
19% Jun 24
45 ft Nov
15
55
Jun
13
25
30ft Jan 23
16
14
Apr 20
40ft Apr
6
29
Aug 10
Sep
44% Jun
21
6% Sep
25
22 % Jan
51 % Sep
2
27
74
1
64
Mar
37% Dec
10
49% July 25
38
Jan
30
48
35 ft Nov
29
40 ft
33% Sep
11
40
63 ft Dec
May
July 24
Dec
31
88% Mar 29
22 ft Dec
26
26% Jan
Dec
5
71
21ft
108,
Nov
29
31
Dec
3
26% Dec
11
82 ft Dec
21
85 ft Dec
26
89 ft Dec
17
22 ft Jan
62
ft
Oct.
37% Jan
3
66
1
July 30
30
20% Sep
26% Mar 14
19% Sep
120
July 25
35% Mar
32% Jan
103% Feb
104
Aug
May 20
9
7
4.20%
10
24ft Jun
28
29
Feb
4
Sep
11
92
Feb
27
82% Oct
4
92
Mar 13
18
95
Pe'
29% July 25
83
Sep
23% Sep 23
80% May 22
74 ft Jan
3
53% Oct
1
66% Apr
51% Apr
5
35 ft Sep
25
48% Jun
see
page
28
1
24
6
prelermL—
preferred..
Pure
Oil
9%
97a
15,000
23%
27'ft
23%
237a
1,400
27'ft
27.7a
1,600
9
8%
23
23 ft
23'%
23 ft
26%
2674
27'ft
27'ft
52
52
*52
53
8ft
9ft
23
23 ft
*26 ft
26%
•22%
23'%
23 ft
24
24
1,400
53
•22'%
-
•
100
*52
24
•22%
23'ft
~50
24
•22'%
7974
7874
79%
78'%
7874,
76'%
78'%
5,900
79%'
79 ft
25'/a
257a
25 ft
25%,
25%
257b
7,700
14
14 ft
14
14 ft
14'ft
14 ft
147a
8,300
14%
24%
14%
25'/a
25%
55%
56
56'%
56
56%
557b
56
4,100
55'%
•54
56
56
56
55
55
53%
•52'%
55'%
41'%
41'ft
417 a
94%
95 ft
95
95'ft
92%
92 ft
9274
17%
17%
17%
18%
40
40%
51%
94
46
35%
36
20%
20%
95%
95'%
26,100
167a
4,900
5%
574
16'%
167a
33
33
4174
41'%
41%
41
41 ft
59
55
55
55
55
20
19%
20
19%
19%
51%
50
50
50
50
•92
94
•92
94
4074
*52'%
60
19%
19%
51%
*50
94
*92
16 ft
94.
200
374
374
56%
56
567a
55
56%
89
88%
88'%
88%
89
47%
477a
48 ft
47'ft
47%
46%
47%
12,700
36
3574
36
36%
36'ft
6,200
20'ft
207a
2071
*2071
*20
54%
55
•8874
95
150
3571
36 ft
20%
2071
2071
300
96
96%
97
96%
96%
100
84
95%
96%
*95'%
83
83 Va
•83
837a
180
90
•88%
*83
♦9974
101%
*99%
101%
26'ft
2671
26%
26'%
26
26%
26
25 ft
42%
417ft
1374
14
13%
1374
*57 ft
59
57
57'%
120
4271
42%
437a
12,000
20 ft
♦71
74
*67%
10
*88
41
ft
45,300
43
43
43
43'ft
1,700
91ft
*90
91 ft
91ft
*90
17 ft
17%
17
ft
17'ft
*17 ft
17%
2,100
58
59 ft
08%
58%
59'%
2,600
58
58
58
57%
2071
20%
2974
20%
21
20%
20%
4,50J
*8471
86
8471
86
*88
89
20 ft
20%
*90
87
*84'%
86
*8471
86
*88
89
*88
89
.
347a
35 ft
16 ft
1671
17%
147
13774
138
2z
21 %
2174
68 ft
70
68'ft
684
.*78%
24 ft
7 ft
227a
23
*71%
75
75
79%
24
ft
ft*
*13971
*136'%
63%
-69%
77 j
7%
77 b
23
23%
70 '%.
24%
♦78 %
*78%
24%
2474
2474
128
*120
170
2171
70'ft
2,500
8,300
7 ft
2,400
237a
75-
6,200
•78'%
-
7%
23'ft
80
•120
2,100
*7171
7%
23'ft
80
167a
138
68
75
4.200
*137
217b
*7171
35%
147
227b
7!»
20
88
*139%
138
217a
22 ft
*71 "3
128
167>a
17%
139
23
79%
*78%
*24
*120
128
167/3
147
69
77b
7%
23%
3471
147
22
138
•87
36
3571
177 a
*139%
*139%
138
147
*136
;
36 %
35
*17 ft
21%
♦139%
*120
—
41
4274
4271
36
*71%
700
.
17 ft
91'ft
16%
7ft
98
V
17%
*90
35 ft
"23
—
-
9%
4174
89
*84%
•937 a
98
.
41
417ft
4071
4274
72
97 a
971
*937a
98
78
♦67%
72
*974
*93%
41
42'%
78
70
971
98
39%
ft
*71
78
*67'%
*
10
*971
42
4271
17
91 ft
57%
9,500
14
*9371
42%
7,900
59
42
74
40 ft
50
90
101'%
137ft
78
39 ft
*99%
*58%
42
*67%
98
.
14%
*7074
9%
*88%
89%
58 %
14
*57'ft
74
ft
1,500
1,500
7,900
374
78
♦90
14,700
700
101'%
41 ft
*93 ft
3,500
16%
3%
37b
3%
37ft
*374
200
33
16%
1674
16%
16%
1674
16%
16%
♦32%
*99%
14ft
9%
810
230
33
*67%
5
5'%
17%
♦70
100
574
57b
89'%
57'%
40%
—2 a
29,800
8774
13%
10
17%
8774
57%
No par
91
17%
86
25%
25 ft
10
10
2
5
9074
17%
84
101
*99
,4
92
177b
87%
87%
,
92
177,'.
84
*82%
75
2.50
5
92%
177a
3571
45%
-
93'%
57a
*88
89
16
92 ft
4574
56
*87 ft
100
1
95
55%
3ft
3%
55
95
94
16%
*92
16ft
16%
4171.
947a
40%
*50
•93
41 ft
*32 ft
19 ft
*50
41%
•92
57a
*52
19%
19 ft
41ft
18
40 ft
60
*52
300
4,300
41'%
4174
33
1774
*3274
33
*53
17%
5%
6
5%,
18 ft
33
El & Gas com
(The)
9%
*91%
No par
$1.40 div preference com—No par
4.08%
preferred—
100
4.18%
preferred
100
4.30%
preferred
100
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
10
Pullman Inc
No par
Pub Serv
9%
9'ft
41 ft
100
25
110%
3%
53%
preferred
preferred
3%%
4.32%
*3'/a
54 ft
Indiana—No par
4
4
of Colorado
37b
14ft
Public Serv Co of
4
118
preferred
Public Serv Co
Feb
Feb
33 ft
32% Feb
15
Electric Power Co
&
$4.75 cum
79% Mar 19
24
77
Co—
Gamble
Publicker Industries Inc com
24% Feb
4
For footnotes
5
May
1
18
28ftJun
16
&
Potomac
Procter
8
Feb 15
106% Feb
4
26
102 ft Sep 12
72
Plymouth Oil Co
10
9% May 15
10% May
7% Dec 31
preferred
37b
25
1
Jun
3'ft
■•2274
1
(The)
84
800
3ft
79
Chic Ry com. 100
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
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
117
18
20
20% Sep
3
38
Jun
7
90
300
1974
3%
24
7%
31% Jun 21
4
12
22% Oct
17
35% May 14
155
Oct
7ft Feb
60
10,500
20
l97ft
24
Pitts Ft Wayne &
13
Dec
57 '/a
227a
1974
*3%
3%
*22%
1
Coal Co
<•
197ft
20
•22%
com..——10
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
43-
227b
.
24
preferred-—No par
preferred (conv)
No par
12
4,400
34
567a
57%
23%
$5 convertible
25
140
24% Feb
Pitts Coke & Chfem Co
Sep
149
1971'
20
No par
1
Jne.———--*--,,—2
16% Feb
34
20 ft July 27
23
•19%
♦2274
100
5
25
5%
30
21
89 ft Feb
50% Nov
26
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
94
22
Sep
3
70% July 12
26
39% Jun
Jan
45
Corp
common
preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
3.90% series preferred
21% Apr 23
39% Sep
3
Feb
Corp
3%%
2
63 ft Jan
10
59ft Jan
102
•22 7o
*22'%
100
100
100
100
1
3
100
5
100
06% Jan
21
567b
2274'
common—No par
Reading
&
58ft'
2274
12.50
13% Jan
30
3
56% Dec
1
40 ft Dec
Phllco
4
11
Aug 13
9% Sep
16
Phila
0
12
45ft Mar
Sep
16% Sep
46ft Oct
Feb
July 22
69
99ft Mar 14
8
4
70
5
Mar
4.68%
40 ft
94% Mar 12
3
Oct
57
3
July 11
47
1
78 ft Nov 27
71
Feb
91
26
4.30%
Jan
19
3
31 % Apr 22
18% Apr 15
08% Jan 16
12
16
8.80%
X5774
20
89
-
•41%
23 %
No par
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.40%
14
43
•41'%
43
58 ft
preference com—No par
conv
104% Feb
106
99% Sep 23
103
.
$1
5,800
34
24.
40
5
25
Corp
Phila Electric Co
6
105% Apr
10
96% Dec
13
4%
•87
34 ft
*2274
*22%
100
1
5
(Chas) & Co Inc common—1
2nd preferred (conv)
100
Phelps-Dodge
2
17
19% Aug 14
26% Mar 14
20 ft Dec
64
Pfizer
85% Sep
35% Dec
93
7
Apr 17
4
iwsa
42% Feb
43
87'ft
34
*22%
preferred
Petroleum Corp of Amer
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
76% Mar 19
S3 ft Oct
51% Oct 26
10
4474
87 ft
3474
52
4%%
65% July 15
97
Feb 25
37 ft Feb
437b
89
24
100
Pet Milk Co common
7
ft Aug
5
3% Mar 12
7% Mar 12
3ft Nov 26
25
Jan
Nov 20
92
9
60% Aug
2
98% Mar 28
45 ft
34 ft
23%
33 %c
Pepsi-Cola Co
24 ft May
2
44%
*87
2274
10
common
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Apr 26
85
Sep 24
18% Jan
26 ft May 18
45%
16 ft Oct
"5
Jan
96
24
Corp
preferred
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
14%
*50%
100
100
10
$1.60
8
35
Feb 25
49% Apr 24
14%
*22%
No par
RR
2,100
16,800
4374
57a
147a
52
1
preferred.
57a
14'%
57b
147a
34 ft
*41%
124'ft
5ft
5'ft
5%
89
3374
•123 ft
124ft
124
124,%
•123
23%
10
Corp
Sand
Pennsylvania
31 ft Jun
32 ft Oct
4.40% series preferred
(The)
Corp
Penn Power & Light com
4%%
600
5,170
*50%
25
Jan
101
July 18
7,400
217 a
*22%
25
—25
25
No par
1
Glass
35%
21%
118'ft 1187a
*
43
26 ft
1
Penna
•35 '/a
23
57%
*23
Pennroad Corp
17% Sep
Mar 29
28
25
49% May 16
35
118ft 118%
•227a
8ft
5
25
3.50
Chemicals
3474
22%
3ft
Penn-Dlxie Cement Corp
Pennsalt
6,500
5,100
4474
44'ft
•87
43
•19%
40% Jan
2
16
July 2
70% July 12
64% July 19
45% Jan
9
106
Jan 29
2
3
112% Mar
27
19
51% Sep
6
Dec
48ft Jan
43% Nov 26
91
18
May 31
85% Mar 13
13 % Jan
68
ft Feb 29
92ft Dec
Jun
24% Sep 25
16 ft Jun
30
45% Jan 23
49
9
Jan
28% May 16
46
58 ft
1
preferred
$1 preferred
$1.32 preferred
$1.30 preferred
Penney (J C) Co
28
43% July 11
30ft Jan 23
Peninsular
5
46
45%
22%
Telep common—No par
4
07
7
24% Mar 20
Jun
28% Jun
Nov 27
20ft Dec 21
37
11
2,800
57%
No par
Peabody Coal Co common
6% conv prior
Penlck & Ford
200
407a
•41
♦41%
1
No par
2.50
Co
Transportation
Patino Mines & Enterprises
24
27% Jun
3
Proof
14
34%
34
1
5ft
89
*87
100
preferred
Rust
20 'ft
407a
•217a
22%
117'ft 11874*
12374
5'ft
14 ft
123
300
13
•19'ft
2ft
*123%
1
400
1,300
11%
40
39%
-
22%,
117% 118'ft
190
457a
20
39'ft
39
100
Consolidated
12
3% Sep
13
600
2,300
10
*9%
12
*12%
6,100
<.
-
*
88 ft
11%
1
5,800
33
ft
*9%
118%
24
6ft Mar 12
89
116ft
22 ft Sep
22 Vs May
88 ft
100
42% Feb
18
33
88 ft
46
38% Jun
27
32ft
89 ft
'35
29
16% Jan
88
32%
34%
27% Nov 29
17% Dec 20
89
32%
4571
Paramount Pictures Corp
8
94 ft
32%
23
2
23
59 ft
•93
32 ft
3474
28 ft Jau
22 ft Jan
<58
93ft
17
32 ft
46
3
23 ft Jun
58%
93 ft
23
36ft Jan
26% Jan
57 ft
93 ft
34'ft
84% July 23
42% Dec 10
57 ft Apr 17
30 ft Jan
9
58%
45%
6
Aug 27
40ft Jan
4
47%
93%
22'%
Common
May 17
36% Jun 11
05
17
47
46
57ft
92 ft
410
80
*
ft
47%
34%
Corp
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
06% Jan 16
11
46 ft
57%
80
♦16ft
46 ft
46'ft
Jan
Dec
80
-
*16%
5
Panhandle East Pipe Line48% Dec
80
16ft
46 ft
•88 ft
88ft
rights
Tin
18,900
22%
preferred
Pacific
24
34%
Mills
Con; mo 1
3% Aug 22
13 % Aug 26
21ft Mar 20
16ft Jau 27
.
23 ft
45%
7
Jun
24%
25
Pacific Telep & Teleg common
132
2,600
23%
•v
33
200
44
No par
Pacific
116% Sep 26
2% Sep 11
77
43 ft
No par
Lighting Corp
9
33 ft Jan
77 "
44 ft
•15%
25
10
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
8
51% Jun 13
39% Apr 10
43% Apr
July 16
Dec~26
Inc.
preferred
5%
142 ft
122% Sep 28
6ft Dee
21*
40
2
35ft Nov 29
228
33 ft Jan
16
Jan
•40
31% Oct 31
2
77
•
—B
5
Jan
10
44%
80%
80
16 ft
92 ft
88 ft
6,000
10%
ft
10'%
77
-
3,300
IOO
100
100
24%
.
57%
32 ft
44%
45 ft
.
-
10 ft
-
44%
X46%
93%
22
26% Jan
83
•15%
ft
59 ft
16% Oct
27
81
;
16
47
17ft Jan
Sep 16
18% Aug 28
84
93
10
13
24
58ft
17ft Jan 22
No~27
24
46 ft
No par
Fisheries
24%
23 ft
6.25
65 preferred
Amer
44 ft
•15%
—100
15
4% cumul preferred
1
Oxford Paper Co common
16
45
77
100
1
10%'
77
x44ft
1
1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Jan
96
88 ft Aug 26
13
77 ft
44ft
84
No par
77
23 ft
30c
Corp
(The)
Fiberglas Cofp
Corp
Owens Corning
Mar IS
43
Marine
Co
100
•77 ft-
44 ft
-6.25
44%
45%
77
100
convertible preferred
Overland
2
Jan
-
Elevator
Outlet
3
Jan
Corp common
Outboard
15
66ft July 25
104
31% Aug 20.
9
102 ft Jan
Jun
16 ft July
preference 1951 series
4ft%
-
Otis
19
37ft Jtin 11
86
Sep 19
Apr
25 ft Sep
July 11
91
84
106
6
73
Mar 26
17
*.
Oliver
90 ft May 31
Sep 25
39ft Feb 12
95 ft July 23
;
16ft Sep 10
Conv
July 11
13% Jan 11
129
21% Sep 25
77
Common
July 11
80
*24
25
*120
24%
128
63
877ft
300
128
14,735
58%
59 ft
58
58 %
x5:>
6074
5971
60%
61
84%
85
x86
86
87
877ft
84'%
87
84
19'ft
*19%
197b
19'ft
19'ft
197a
500
19 %•
19 :
19'ft
•19
297a
29%
29'ft
29%.
297b
2,300
29
29%
29
29%
25
25'ft
2571
25 Va
2571
2,200
'
29'ft
r
"
1,200
24%
24
ft
24%
24%
25
21%
217a
2171
217a
21%
5,300
21ft
21'ft
21%
2171
21
50%
507b
50%
7,400
50
51
51
50 ft
50%
5074
50
674
67a
674
6%
♦69%
6%
71
6%
6%
39%
38%
39
34 'A
3474
70 %
*68%
*21
22
.*19
21
*102
ft 103
*21
.*19
♦103%
35
-
70%
40%
-
70'%
29%
29%
29 ft
29%
29%
25%
25%
2574
257a
25 ft
78%
80
*80
*81
82
*80 %
85
*82
4074
35
•69%
*20%
22
*19
21
71
8,400
30
4071
4071
2,500
6,100
3471
34%
70%
•69'%
70%
22
•20%
22
20
*19
21
„
106
*
*102%
29%
297a
29%
29 3 4
17,200
29%
257a
26
2571
2571
2,700
257a
80%
80%
82
84
82'%
82 "2
83%
83%
83
83
24
24 Va
5571
36%
♦102 74
105
80%
82
•82%
847b
83%
83%
84%
84%
84'%
84%
*83 %
84'%
ft
24 ft
24
24%
23%
24'ft
54
54%
53%
54%
54%
56
55'ft
36
36%
36 'ft
31 Vb
36%
37
36%
•24
71
35
35%
*103%
♦697f
40%
40%
*19
21
*6974
71
*68%
*20%
22
i 05
67 b
34%
40%
34%
*68%
*6974
70
70
6%
6%
'
106
160
140
470
24 ft
2,200
35'%
55%
5,100
36
36'%
15,300
*24
25
26
(1518)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
..
Monday, October 7, 1957
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Bange for Previous
STOCKS
Tear 1956
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
EXCHANGE
Monday
Sept. 30
Par
AND
Tuesday
IlIGII
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. J
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. :t
the Week
Friday
Oct. 3
Oct. 4
Shares
Q
31
May 28
130
Nov 21
35% Mar
153
7
33 Va Jan
20
123 % Aug 13
19
13
29% Jan
Feb
33% Apr
29% Dec 26
39% Sep
138
Feb
2
7
261/4 Mar 26
Quaker
5
Oats
Co
(The)
5
37%
100
•128 %
common
6% preienedQuaker State Oil Refining Corp
10
37%
37 %
131
27
37%
'129
37%
37%
131
27%
32%
3041"' 314b
27%
37%
12«l
129
27%
"26%
37%
128
2-/'
37%
128
27%
k
'128
27%
37%
3,700
130
30
27
,
700
27
'
.1
R
33% Nov 23
50% Mar 22
15% Dec
4
23
1
87% Feb
70% Nov 27
63% Jan
30% Oct
641/2 Jun
24
14
20 J/4 July 11
59% Apr
17
12
28% Nov 29
44% Aug
12
Dec
13
July 19
16% Aug
19% Mar
27
31% Feb
14
78
19
11
Jan
24
6
.
5p% Jun
34% Jan
23% Aug
1
23% Aug 13
34% Jan
4
39
Jan 10
16% Mar 15
37% May
27
37% Sep 24
44% Jan
35
33% Nov 23
37% Apr
32
Sep 26
Aug 13
Sep 26
36
Jan
40
38
Feb
41% Apr
12
4
20% Jan
11
Dec 31
30% Apr
11% Dec 26
15
11
Jan
6
20% Sep 30
7% Sep 30
5
31% Jan
12
12% Jan
8
Reading
15
10% Mar 14
4% Sep
19
Jan
27
18% Mar 14
131/4 Sep 11
401/4 Aug 20
45
July 31
3
30% Apr 18
64% Apr
4
24
30
Mar 29
54% July
1
62
Feb
1
43% Jan
161/8 Oct
1
32% Jan
10
61
Jan
18
28% July 19
5
Nov 27
11% Dec
8% Jan
18
42% Feb
3
16
15 Va Jan
13
45
9% Feb 14
45% Feb
13
11
17
28% Dec
27
Apr 24
10
'
Aug
3
15% July
17
•
8
8 Va
May 6
13% Apr 25
Aug 21
47% Sep 25
Aug 23
39
21
Mar 12
40
8
'/a Sep 23
59% Jan
30
10% July 26
85
Sep
5% Aug 27
10
60 y» Dec
34% Dec 31
25% Dec
j
2
July 19
July 11
10% Jan
4
45% Sep
23
65% May 16
41% Dec 27
49 % Mar 19
41% Sep
25
46% Mar 29
49
Oct
57% May
52% July 22
70
81
Apr 26
Sep 12
62% Oct
3
73% Sep 19
82% Jan 22
91
Dec
21
17% Dec
5
1
70
7
Apr 26
89% Jan 16
105% Jan 11
37 Va Mar 15
68'/aJun
6,
721/4 Jun 24
33 %
42
Reeves
27% Dec
27
10
Feb
9
362% Dec
19
510
Nov 28
105
90
21% May 28
Apr
2
Jan 1«^
31% Dec 13
25% Jan
22
12
Feb
10
27% Feb
29
9
Dec
•
28
Nov 28
171/4
Jan'ii
36% July 19
44% July 17
3
26% Aug 19
25% Feb 13
351
Feb
29% Mar
89
Aug 23
231/4 Oct
4
10
32
24
Oct
6%
$1
convertible
38% Apr
5
28
131/a Apr 26
8
%. Oct
2
Feb
26
i/t Mar
4%%
14
80
Nov
30
112
Feb
13
38% Dec
5
22% Jan
16
24% Dec
3
69% Dec
3
71% Dec 17
97% Feb
155'
3
78
17
Dec
52
137
Mar 19
Jan
13
9iy2 Mar 23
7
311
5
215
18% Jan
12
17
29 % Jan
19
12% Jun
8
82% July 15
2
93
Mar 22
176
July 17
25%"Oct
4
46% Mar
Aug 2
Sep 17
60% July 31
105 '
Feb
7
23% Aug 22
371/2 Mar 29
Sep
235
Feb
190
13
25% May 24
20% Jan 11
74% Feb
13
30'4
May 23
27
Sep
85% Sep
6
5
Oct
205
2
2
48% Jan
10
Jan
3
: 96
9
17% Aug 26
3iyi Feb 26
Feb
6
23% Jan
29
44% Feb
14
18
39% May
57% Nov 29
77% Dec 19
90
Dec
12
Gas
El
&
McBee
Ruberold Co
21
401/4 Apr
891/2 Mar
7
75
7,
83
9
36
Jan
44% Mav
>Jan
16% Nov 21
52% Oct 25
19% Feb 29
70% Nov 26
13
23% Jun
12
28% Dec
.
33% Jan
25% Sep 26
1614 Aug 23
54i/2 Feb 12
Dec
28
~20"
12% Jun
1
3% Dec 27
43% Nov 26
23% Nov 15
39% Jan
4
7
3
21% Feb 29
7% Apr 27
63
Mar 15
50
Apr 19
59
July 11
20
591/4 Dec
8% Dec
14
62% Jan
10
liy2 May
100y2 Aug
18% Nov 29
13% Feb 14
21% Feb
7
45% Jan
19
55% Jan
4
55% Jan
23
52% Jan 24
$4% Jan
3
Nov~29~
16%
49 %
Sep 20
18% Jun
6
7% Dec
13
17% Jan
12
45
21
Dec
17
9
8
Sep
16% Jan
25
Mar 19
6
351/2 Mar 26
55y2 Apr 26
88 i
73-
46%
■'
Oct
17
23% Oct
20% Jan
6
10% Jun
2
23% May
2
11
18
South
54 Ve
July 27
Mar 16.
20% Jan
2
27% Sep
36% Sep
25
32
25
49% July 17
46% Jan 10
17% Dec
Dec
6
20% Jun
1
26
91V2 Jan
4
4
May 28
Dec 12
38
47% Jun 25
95 Vb Nov 30
16% Nov
1
21% Nov 29
96% Dec
31
11% Dec 19
70% Dec 28
22% Oct
For
1
footnotes
16
51% Feb
13
26
39% Jan
11
23
35% Jan
25
10
51% Jun
13
25 Va
361/2 Sep 23
32% Sep 26
161/2 Aug 13
76 y2 Oct
July 10
May 27
45% Jan
19% Feb
4
8
4
81
Jan
28i/aJulyl9
26
Jan
22
33 Va
21
May 27
12% Seo
23
18% Jan
10
6% Jan
7
Jan
17
6% Sep
4
63% Aug 17
73% Jan 18
103 % Mar
6
24% Mar 20
29% Apr
105
2
Tnlv 17
16 y8 Jan
3
83% Jab 17
31% Dec
7
see
pase
28.
3% Oct
40
3
Jan
3
85
Juji
45 % Apr
25
61
July
81
Seo
10
13 % Oct
2
"
19%
85
25
Oct
1
10
Sep 20
63% July 1
26
Sep 25
5,200
103,400
26%
26%
31%
17
28
8
84fc Jan
9
19% Jan
14
2«% July 15
98% Jan
15
12% Apr
11
72% Jan
35% Jun
7
11
5%
ordinary
204
74
27%
27%
>,."
88
18%
74%
*30
17%
54%
*165
V 26%
26%
23%
23%
33
*9
94b
61
*295
205
200
200
*195
27%
88
.
4,400
6,800
"•
400
18%
18%
18 Vb
34%
35
15%
15 VA
27%
17%
174 b
9,100
54%
55%
54%
55 Va
8,100
74
74
75
75
88%
88%
88 Va
88%
80
27%
28
274b
274a
2,200
27%
27
16%
16 %
16%
73%
72%
73'A
13
12 %
12%
*
13
13
•:
27%
16 %
...
-
27%
16%
2,200
73
73%,
3,900
12
%
12%
30,300
600
24%
24%
24
24
23%
24%
27%
1,400
27 Va
27%
27%
13
27 Vb
13
'37,000
i
3%
-
3%
12%
3:Vi
1244
12\
13
1.500
3%
3%
58
50
57'
57%
57%
57
58
13 %
:■
13
13-11.
13%
13%
12%
124b
1,700
31%
32:%
11,300
344
3%
6,000
460
700
31%
33
31
314b
37%
37%
37
38
31%
37
37%
314b
37%
37%
9%
10 %
10%
364b
37
*9%
10%
10'A
10
10
10
75%
10
74%
75%
75'A
76%
1,600
75%
77
75 %
76%
9,500
24:hi
75
,
1
*23
24 '
39
No
23%
5,700
39
23%
23%
22%
17 Va
17
164 b
23 Vb
17
37,500
17
11%
11%
V 24%
114 b
11%
*24%
25
5,100
24
24
2444
24%
1,200
Va
,
39 Va
39 Vb
39 Va
39'/a
39%
*59
54%
59%
57%
59
57%
57%
57%
54%
55
55%
54%
55 Vb
1154 Va
4
A
63%
34 VB
62%
62%
V
10
33%
34
"f
;Vi' 45%
62%
62%
63%
34 %
35 VA
*34%
4~%
*45 Va
46
45%
45%
23%
*22%
23
23
29
16'A
16%
16%
52%
16%
51%' 53
16 Vb
16 %
16%
1,100
534b
16%
54%
16%
53 %
54%
17 VB
39,800
51%
16%
*34
'
*22%
5
8%
<
16
17
8%
20
47
8%
19%
19%;
*44% ' 47
"
,
27%
27%
27%
28
31 Va
30%
30%
25
Southern Co (The)
5
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
46%
22 Va
22%
27%
27 Va
37
37%
South'n
No par
38
38 Va
No par
34%
20
17
46 %
X45%
45 Va
ctfs
100
Service Co
Spalding (A G) & Bros
Inc
1
1
*76%
30%
13 %
Corp
2.50
4.20%
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
8perry Rand Corp common
$4.50
preferred
Spiegel Inc common
3%
No par
*56
6
52
common
47
46 Vb
46 Vb
100
6,400
28%
28%
274b
27%
27%
274b
2,700
*30'A
45 VB
31%
*30%
31%
*30 Va
31%
200
45%
454s
454b
6,600
23%
23%
23
/4
2'"44
274 b
23 Va
27%
11,900
2
46 Va
700
37%
37%
38%
37%
38 %
374b
38%
38 Va
10,300
38%
39 V*
38%
384b
3844
35
39%
18,700
35%
354b
36
36
17,200
17 V8
17%
*76%
'■
r
3%
30%
81
13%
-
85
17 Va
17 Vb
*76%
35 Vb
17%
17%
17 Va
81
76 Va
76 Va
20
314a
10,400
31%
314b
31%
31%
13%
13'A
13 %
13 VA
*13 Vb
3%
3%
*55
3%
3%
3 Va
34b
14
34b
2,400
400
9,500
*50
60
60
30
52%
53
52
52
51%
52
2,200
82%
.
65
52
*81%
20
35%
81
31%
56
.
51%
20%
17 VB
14
3%
56
-
35%
*76%
31%
,
*13%
52%
86.
5,400
4,200
37%
17
65
*4 o
17 Vb
27%
20 Vb
26 %
20%
844
23%
50c
-5
20%
46 Vu
13%
10%
8%
27%
82 Va
86
84b
204i
23 Vb
13%
*65%
17
844
20%
23
*81 Va
2
17%
8%
38%
-
35%
13 Va
500
20 Va
47
'
81
30 Va
1,900
27%
1
25
*44%
17
1,500
27%
1O0
No par
8%
19%
17'A
34%
2,o00
22%
*'
Spear & Co. $5.50 pfd
52%
-
'*"•
'
tr
600
22%
15
preferred
1,800
20,500
45%
16%
20
(Del)
58 Vb
4t>%
45%
16%
*43
Southern Railway common
c
39%
55
-; 22%
45'A
8%
63 %
34%
39%
1,400
b3%
34%
5
1
•17"
54
61 Va
54
%
12
12
39
*59
23
11%
17%
11%
24
par
24%
17%,
v
.
*30%
!
81
27%
5
preferred
*79
27 Va
43
Q Co com-4.50
Bjtehefif Chemlc&l Co
81
32
*31%
12.,:
Platinum
Public
*79
13%
-3%
13
81
27 %
27 12%
/ .*57 'A
13%
120
87ni»
27%
16%
17'%
Inc
stk
17%
27%
1
50
Ohio
17%
26%
.
5,800
4,700
33
87%
*79
23%
72
364b
55%-
72%
23%
-
71%
35%
*30
17 % '
■
73
23%
1
Co
72%
36%
33
26%
16%
16%
"v71%
24%
Co
&
35%
*30
81
10
&
11,500
75'a
54%
*74
88 Va
26%
.
33
17%
55%
75 %
*12%
16%
Inc
Co
19%
72%
*67%
5
Oil
300
19%
36 %
:
2,600
19 Vb
36
*
18
3,300
35%
.u
3%
18
lo%
71%
*30
60
88
35 Va
19
17%
90
30,900
15%
;V*79>-
57
*86
27%
*34%
19%
75
27%'
15%
19%
v
81
5
Co
27%
900
35%
71%
12%
47
210
15
19%
54%
26%
*195
18'A
*34%
71%
32
8,300
61
301
'
:"
15%
15%
61
88
100
8,400
200
*295
,
450
►
234 b
303%
18
/
.
26%
210
*80
15%"
*234b
15%
28,000
82%
171
-
25%.
•
23%
27%
89
35
17%
55%
26'%
3%
28%
*86
■iG%
81%
*100
61
,
35%'
*86%
57
26 %
61
304
27%
*30
88'2
*13%
15%
*60
75
82%
*23%
15%
304
25
Square D Co
26%
33
169
19%
17%
23 %
Porto Rico Sugar com
8 %
preferred
Southern California Edison
$*.50
26'A
76
02%
71 Vb
'
75%
26
15%
60%
/
—25
Carolina E
Sparton
500
"*
9
20
14%
33
xll%
Corp new
Amer Gold
Southwestern
3,100
,'
26 3 «
26%
:
74'A
"82%
160 %
35"
■
.
*73
*79
74%
82 %
,15%
'/"• 17 %
•"
1
issued
&
26:%
''
23%
34
9
300
27
*86
*12%
£
Corp
non-cum
'A
33
160%
63.%
*195,.
-
50c
preferred
Mobile
26%
-
23%
1
South
5%
26
-
9'A
170
;■ •>' 26
No par
No par
Co
Pacific
24
26%
33%
300Vv
No par
Aircraft
23%
27 %
31%
v;
1
Co
(A O)
When
South
40% Jan
24% May 15
17% Nov 20
10%
47%
16%
—
Smith-Douglass
2
12
84
Gas
Smith-Corona Inc
6
21
58% Mar 23
10%
463 a
26%
I
shares
Solar
49% May 16
10%
48%
72%
—7.50
Socony Mobil
18
10'A
16%
2.50
Sheller Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of America
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Smith
590
90
47
72
No par
Inc
Co
Oil
367
*86
10 Va
-60%
r
Shell
Oil
365
50 Va
5
Corp
(Frank G)
Skelly
'
90
26%
1
Steel
65% July 15
31
200
:
36'
25
issued
Simmons
370
"
10%
15%
'
61
35'%
;
Shattuck
Nov
44% Nov 29
38 '/2 Oct
1
Shamrock Oil &
21% Jan
23
*86
7,400
48
1
Industries
15% Sep 25
39% Dec
369
89
100
7,900
.
26%
23%
19 %
common
10
33 % Apr
27 Va
10%
49 Va
/; *23%
71%
No par
preferred
10
11
28%
27%
*86
26%
301
18%
.
Corp__.
22% Oct
2
15% Sep 25
47% Feb 13
31
36%
28%
26%
„•
26%
23%
70%
Co
Sinclair
23
*35%
27%
24 %
73%
81%
15
No par
Simmonds Saw & Steel
Jan
36%
28%
27%
24%
*155
35
20
York
300
29
28 Vt
9%
26%
14%
100
New
28%
12,300
5,000
*35 Va
,
<:
1,000
4%
37%
27%'. 27%
368%" 3712,,
89
7,500
213b
4%
28%
'
28%
31 '•
.
/
;
72
*34%
_No par
Sharon
Dec
19'/4 Jan
*35%
27%
48%
26%.
15% ;'16
60%
18
30
„
2
45
29
:
9%.
1.40
Paper Co common
preferred
8
33% Jan
27%
5
preferred
9
10
284b
6,400
12,900
24
*21
5%
29%
'
Vb
24a
24 %
10
31%
♦290
10
1
6
17
26%
23%
*86
1
Jan
15
71
100
preferred
89
35% Nov
29
5
250
73
234b
21%
%
14
2%
71 Vb
24%
28%
--
370
'
!
Servel Inc
80% May 27
36% Sep 23
55% July 2
Sep 25
33% Sep 30
7% Mar
24'A
21%
•i
91
*26 %
'
'
49 %
9
33
20
No par
—
68% Jun
26
60
18% Jan
10%
12%
July
26 Va Sep
30
Sep
44% Sep
24% Jun
issued
convertible
53% Sep
44
24%
22 %
5Vs
Shell Transp & Tr—
25
24B
100
82
;
14
73
21,100
24%
'
.
26%
10%
48%
.;
2%
724b
600
•
74'a
'
.
90%
14 Vb
»
2%
74%
*21%
'28%
*86
*26%
26%
14
2%
'
Schick Inc
17
16
368
89
31
14%
74%
*75
90%
24%
31
27%:
24%
10
49% Jan
31
*35%
370
24%
15c
10% Sep
25
74%
82
-
73 %
28%
V 27%
28
27%
*86
No par
Corp
Oil
13%
2%
5
28%:
27%
May 21
"
90%
■
27%
365
10
Corp—
Schenley Industries Inc
38% Aug 27
57 % Oct
3
24
"7
i
27%
12%
21% Apr 30
17% Jan 25
Anr
3(H
26%
93
14
V
2%
29%
36%
5
29% Jun
35
28%
100
Arms
11
Jun"~7
53 % Jan
5
series A
58% J an
12
*75
21,%
Diego Gas & Electric Co
When
80
92
24
1
1
*74
*73
*90 %
4%
3
Oct
62%
21%
Co
33
61%
24
Co
61% May 13
3
62%
91
,
13%
5
&
25
6i;
V
1st pfd 4.40%
$4.50
60% .'61%
*73% ,75
24%
Preferred series A 5%100
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co—100
5% noncum preferred
100
St Regis Paper Co common
ft
Shahmoon
42 Va
22%
5
Seiberling Rubber
2
18,606
*42%
24%
Sears
July 15
46%
42'A
*21%
7
5% July
46%'
42%
.
74
3
26% Jan
47%
42%
72
15% Jan
7 6 Va
47 Vu
2%
1
32% Apr
321/2 Janl2
14%
23%
26
47%
71%
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
16% Sep
11% Sep
23 Va Sep
14%
20
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
6t L San F Ry Co com
Roebuck
7,600
77
90"
81
Seagrave
14,200
8%
2%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
24
30 T«
8%
75
*70
165
Oil
30 Va
84 b
70%
81
Seaboard
31 VB
8%
46%
5
Seaboard Finance Co
19,
29%
8%
1
*150
Scott
29 %
60 V*
*73%
29% Jan
36% Sep 23
7% Mar 12
72% Feb
75
206
24,400
a
8%
5s
1
25
17
64% May
24
July
121/4 Jan
20% July
59%
-20 Guilders
5
Dec
60% '
Corp—No par
8
Nov
72% May
59%
*73%
29% May 22
Sep
6
12% Sep 26
2% Aug 12
42% Jan
7
12% Sep
441/4 Sep
Sep
22% Mar 13
29.
15% Jan
*42
Scovill Mfg Co common—
3.65%
preferred
17% Jan
82
17
25
31
39% Jan
Jun
23
36% Jan
42% ' 42%
.•
"•
May
28
46%/ 47%
42
5
$3.40
28
Dec
48%
42
1
5
$4
78
35
28
8%
Corp
(The)
12
33% Dec
Dec
700
237«
10
Mar
9,200
8%
100
Mar
6%
500
28%
common
86
5%
6
8%
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
102
6%
0%
28%
4%
20
19,100
6
8%
47%
(Jacob)
Safeway Stores
Aug 30
251/4 Sep 20
16%
6%
24 Vb
28%
5
25
25
Sep
46
16 Vb
*54
11%
Mines_T
Co
Sep
*
56%
164 b
31%
1
Pet
96 %
53% Sep 26
55
16%
48 3
Corp
Dutch
13
86
55
17
25
,
11%
1
48%'Feb
-74
24 Vb
55%
16%
48'.,
Corp
Savage
6
24 Vb
55%
314b
Sangamo Electric Co
2
3
%
*24%
11%
1
preferred series A
Aircraft
2
6
24
900
32
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
& Haas Co common
1
Jan
GOO
,
38%
48%
Rohm
13-
751/2 Mar
%
10
Corp
17% July
95
44b
14
38
17
No par
10
23% Jun
105% Apr
4%
*13%
32
Trust
Company—
Antelope Copper
When
4%
14
38%
484b
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls coin—1
5%% conv preferred
:—25
5%
4%
*13%
*37 Va
*11%
50
Corp
25
20
4%
14
38%
11%
common
Selection
Oil
Paper
25'
36% Sep
%
1,400
49 Vb
39%
1414 Sep
29
Sep 25
22, Va May 29
64% Jun 14
4
*13%
900
Va
24%
/
*11
-77''
181/4 Sep
29
8
3I/I
89
Schering
21
*8%
:A
11%
*70
9
July 22
*204b
8%
3i%
100
20
631/4 Apr
21%
8'A
>21.
8'A
48%
100
16
Oct
22'/2 Mar
*20 4b
21,
8%
10
341/2 Sep
May 28
42
2.50
Co
161/0 Feb
18
A*—-,
*40
11%
series
San
32%
48%
series
Royal
*31%
42
31 %
3.60%
Ruppert
32%
*40
47%
Manufacturing Co
Ron,son
100
*31%
3lVi
4.50%
4%
6,600
32%
42
.
48%
Preferred
Rohr
29,300
3i%
Preferred
Rochester
%
47%
Common
Rheem
19
29%
36%
38%
*6%
U % i.
18Tb
29%
*35 Vb
28%
*31 'A
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
Royal
14
15'/a Sep 26
60 y4 Sep 30
Jan
Dec
Feb
33:
Nov
83
July
22
165
9
12
25y2 Aug 31
235
40% Feb**.
60% Feb
*11
4,700
55 Va
16%
-
17,900
"A
4%
24%
194b
14%
36%
Va
38'%
*55
\
V
300
19
13%
10
pfd series A
S
80% Feb
24%
20
29
19%
134b
,_5
Rome Cable Corp
10
40% May 16
34 '/a Ai*g
9
15% Jun 11
4
10
24%
19%
28%
19%
13%.
204b
52 > b
4
..
14
38
(
20
.
*36
/'"
8
*13%
134u
52%
26,400
.
1
July 24
13% Jan
2
12
26
preferred
Inc
Rexall Drug Co
Reynolds Metals
t
14
38%./,;
5
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass
Revlon
60% Jun
1
39% Feb
5
31% July 24
423% May 8
96
May 29
33% May 21
27
44»/4 Dec 31
361/8 July 16
7J/e Apr
••t
29
Jan
26% Sep
35% Nov 29
6
Roan
35
Apr 12
30% Aug 2
371/4 Apr 26
50c
Ritter
28% Jun 25
1
17%
*13%
*33
1,800
11,900
524-*
*36
20%
<
•
4 Va
-
55%
17
8
10
8
5 '
*55
6
2
4% Sep
\
8
10
5
T
204b
7%
1
27 Va May
23 '/2 Jan
20%
50c
100
Rhodesian
28%
Inc
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
Riegel
21% Jun 26
*38
67%
20 Va
36'%
28
28%'.
*31%
44
—10
Richfield
80
33
*38
Reliable Stores Corp
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
Reliance Mfg Co common
Conv pfd 3%% series
4
5
*31%
No par
& Co—
prior preference.
div
4
19
23% Sep
19% Jan
6
Bros
(Robt)
$1.25
5
317b
67%
20 52
„
67 Vb
20%
*31%
36
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
Reed Roller Bit Co
31%
<■%)
1
J
67 Vb
204»
*40
*35%
preferred
32
674u
,21%
20
20
-
28%;
35%
1
62% Feb
1948
28%
35 %
3 Va Apr
Aug
83% Jan
25
5
Aug 15
20
27%
50
18
Apr"
19%
134b
50
99
42 y2
19%
■<
50
21% Jan
841%
common
19%
13'%
19 Vb
134b
31%
52%..
2nd
24
66% Jan 23
13%
_5
52%
1st preferred
23
31% Nov 29
18% Jun 29
Apr" 13
Co
19%
13%
;
52'A
*51%
"•
noacum
13% Sep
2'/» Sep
4
1
52%
19%
67
20%
noncurn
87'/t Jun
Mar
*51%
31%
31%
"
67%
21
/
47o
6% Feb 28
18% Jan
20 Vb
4%
Reis
Nov 27
6
67%
20%
__2.50
Ray-O-Vac Co—.
Raytheon Mfg Co—
2
33% Jan
67%
20%
No par
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier Inc
11
31%
06%
5
Ranco Inc
7
Sep 23
111/2 Mar 14
Radio Corp of America com—No
par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
May 13
21% Aug
Mar 22
48 % Feb
3
40
81%
81 %
82 Va
81%
81%
*81%
*50
50
13%
13%
13%
13%
1344
13%
134b
2,200
20%
20
20%
20
20 Vb
194 b
20 VB
42,700
85%
85%
85%
86
*84%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
104b
66
65 VB
65%
66
66
66
66
26%
26%
26%
27
27 "/a
26%
27%
86%
320
10%
10%
5,900
*65%
66 Va
150
2644
27%
4,700
85%
Volume
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12% Jan
6% Jan
6
Standard Brands
9
82% Feb
9% Jan
11
2
40%
41
40'A
40%
40'A
72%
74%
72'/a
72%
72 Va
l'/n
7'A
7'A
7
4
25
3% May 22
12
59% July 16
Standard
62% Jan
Standard Oil of
Aug 14
43% Sep
25
9
53% Feb
12
55% May 15
47% Feb
12
48% Jan
23
65
49% Jan
31
62% Apr
May 28
88% Dec 28
100% Mar 23
50
4
17% Jan
3
14% Jan
2
65% Dec
4
62% Jan
3
19
81
Aug 15
58% Sep
25
13% Dec
28
13 Va Nov
21
2
14
Sep
24
-
3'/a
2,800
51%
50%
51%
51%
51%
51'A
52%
51%
52%
27,900
44%
44%
44
44%
43%
44%
43%
44%
44%
44%
45,100
56
56%
56%
58%
58%
58%
57%
58 Va
110,700
48%
49%
48%
49
49
49%
48
86
87%
48%
87%
5,700
90
% Oct
vi
15
;
■
..
1
39% Apr
21% Jan
3
31
4
17
Jan
2
Dec
ll
22% Aug
8
12% Sep
26
17% Nov
.
17%
•
26
17
Jun
31
36
Feb
12
22% Feb
9
29% Aug 24
5% Oct
19
8
Feb
32
50
Aug
Sep 23
5 %
Feb
46
6
Storer Broadcasting
29% Apr 24
.
8% Apr
Aug 26
70% Jan
101% Jun
23
7
80
.
16% Jan
.
14
Feb
82
Jun
Dec
20% July 26
30% Aug 3 2
38% Jan
66% Feb
74
67/b Dec
Mar 22
26
10% Mar
Dec
4
30% Apr
2
29
52% Mar 16
35% Nov
1,300
27% Feb
■i
2,000
Dec
13
Feb
9
81
Dec
26
.
43% Jun
17
21
?'
00
Sep
30
42% Jan
1C
46% Jan
89
May
9
13
9
10
May 28
18
21% Nov
26
18% Feb
15% May
18% Dec
4
12
Dec
13
7
4
Feb
5
49% May
38% Mar 26
20% Oct
4
33
28
15% Feb
12
31% Jun
32
23
40% Jun
0% Dec
31
12% Jun
8
Feb
14
45
62
53% Nov 29
69% May
37% Oct
31
51
28»A Dec
'
11% Jan
27
33% Oct
1
5
18% Dec
150
Sep
9
6
9
'11% Jun
20
10% Jan
23
14% Apr
47% Aug 21
10M? Jan
10% Dec
19
14
Jan
26
48% Jan
80
Nov
1
55
Sep
13
80
86
Dec
33
Jan
23
47% Mar 26
27
Sep
28% Feb
23% Nov 27
13% Dec
' Feb
104
22
15
5
;
Mar~29
43% Nov 27
51% Nov
7
34% Oct
45% Apr
30
1
-<
16% Nov 29
Jan
2,500
23%
23'A
23%
17,600
21%
21%
21%
21','2
21'%
21'%
2,300
31%
*31
31 Va
*30%
31'%
21%
31 Va
21%
31%
31%
70
70%
71
73
*72 'A
73
10%
10%
11%
12%
1,610
1,635
22%
1,610
22%
1,640
22 %
*22
32%
32%
33'A
33
Co
Toledo Edison
Trane Co
24
2.0 Va Jan
4
.
Trausue &
29
preferred
Truax-Traer Coal Co
10
33% Nov
17
64
27
Oct
1
21%
Jan" 30
Dec
20% Oct
3
31% Jan
4
61
Jan
9
37% Jun
20
50% Sep
17
30% Jun
6
Jun
11
17
Jan
14
Apr 25
52
Jun
7
50
Jan
2
10
Twin
Dec
35% Jun
Oct
43
4
J
27
27
30% Jan
18
TXL
5'A
5%
5'/a
5%
5%
1,800
10%
10 3%
103/4
10'A
10%
41
41%
41%
41 %
65%
66 V4
65%
66%
21,400
37%
36%
38
37'A
1
10
35%
36%
35%
36%
37%
35,600
21
21%
20%
21%
20%
20%
20'A
20%
20%
20%
59,400
24%
25'A
24%
24%
24%
243%
24%- 25%
25%
251/a
9,600
34%
35'A
3414
35%
35 %
36
34%
36 Va
33%
35'A
17,100
6%
3,200
29
26
Underwood
*102
108%
"104
109
42'A
42
42%
42
42
ll-'A
11%
11%
11%
11 %
11%
11%
17
16%
16%
16 3/8
10%
11%
16%
21%
22
22%
22%
11%
100
5,800
15,500
16%
16'A
16 Va
900
22 Va
23'A
23'A
24%
8,100
55
*54
55
54
55
55
55
56%
59%
200
*54
*23
25
*23
25
*23
25
*23
25
*15*%
22
25
*23
12
12%
12%
12%
13
13'A
13%
13%
13%
13%
44
44
44'A
44 %
45
46%
47'A
47'A
48
48
*13%
14'A
14'A
*13%
14%
14%
*13%
15
common—5
100
10
25
*13%
*13%
3,300
140
14%
12,100
56%
55
57'A
55
56%
57%
50
553/4
58%
84
55%
*81%
81 %
81'A
*81'%
84
81%
81%
*81%
27%
28
27'%
28
27'%
27%
27%
27%
7,800
1,600
3,500
'
28%
27%
40
84
22%
23
42%
42
42%
13%
X13
22%
*22%
23
223/4
223/4
223%
42
41%
42 %
42%
43
42
13
13%
13
13%
13
13%
13
44%
5
2
23
41%
No par
45%
44'A
44%
44%
45
44'A
45
44%
44%
35'A
35
35%
34%
35
10,500
11%
10%
11 Va
10%
11%
13,600
35%
*30
20%
10%
31%
*31'%
33
*31%
33
*31%
33
400
28%
28%
29
28%
29
28%
29
13,300
50%
51
51%
51%
51%
50%
51
20'%
.
20%
20%
20%
20'A
20%
20%
20%
49
46%
46'A
100
*46 %
49
27%
28'A
27%
11
50'A
21 %
*46%
28
27%
e
*48
49'A
24
27 Va
27%
2,300
49'A
*47%
49%
'300
23%
24'A
23%
24'/«
3,400
24'A
49'A
49'A
23%
23%
24
14%
14%
14%
*14%
14%
*42
48
50
*43
50
6%
(■%
6%
6%
6%
14%
14%
43
300
14%
50
14%
*43
43
03%
6%
17%
16%
17%
50
17 Va
6%
6%
17
2,300
17,000
3,000
6%
17
16%
13 %
13'A
13 'A
13%
12%
13
12%
12%
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
21%
*6%
7'A
7'%
17 %
16%
*13%
13%
20 %
20%
16%
1
28'/a
27%'
50
800
1,900
*48'A
28
23%
*43
.
*46'A
49
*46%
49
*14%
*49%
3,900
35 %
35%
28%
29%
51%
3,200
13
31%
30%
-
28%
'
10%
11%
"50%
common—'.—1
50
common——1
(conv)
50
'23
x35
35%
10%
2
5
No par
Udylite Corp (The).
7
109%
42
6-%
22 Va
11%
*6%
*101
42
G%
42%
*6%
6%
102
42
<
105
41%
G%
102
6%
6%
*101
1
50
Corp (The).
Oil
800
19%
5%
10%
66%
1
6% Sep
15
♦19%
5%
10%
41 :,A
Co
Coach
10% Jan
16% Sep
14% Jan 18
6
25
25
19%
*19%
.5'A
10 Va
35%
Electric Co common
1
5r/r
conv pfd series of 1957
50
20th Century Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
Aug 26
46
Apr"l2
18
Preferred series A
2,500
66
Tung-Sol
8
22% Feb
14
July 16
27% Feb
36% Mar 12
15% Apr 27
$2.70
2
46 '/4 Oct
19
26
29%
25% Oct
Jan
67
48% Jun 24
July 27
10
41%
Airlines Inc.
Williams Steel
Tri-Continental Corp
9%
65%
World
Trans
9
50
34 % July 16
350
10%
10
41%
Corp
11
11,000
79
65%
(The)..:
12
6,800
35Va
78%
41%
(The)—;
Transamerioa
30%
34%
79
66%
Roller- Bearing
Timken
26% Feb
Jan
8
13
30%
35'/a
41%
convertible preferred
$1.20 preferred
27
30%
34 3%
65 %
Co*common
Tidewater Oil common
30'A
5%
Land Trust—
24% Feb
52'A Apr
46
Feb
41% Apr
*
25
:
23
*22%
■
41 %
& Pacific Ry Co
(J R)
500
1,600
25
-3%
No par
Gulf
Thompson Products Inc
4% preferred —4—
19'A
-
10%
5*o
.
8
10%
22
33
23
530
1,630
33
22
33
*78
19%
19%
19%
■ •
1,605
22%
24,900
11%
10
2.50
Corp
Gulf Producing Co
$2.50
34%
70
10%
19%
11%
1,630
1,600
500
1,200
73
113A
*22%
30%
34%
*78
*72'A
60
8,300
2,200
Aircraft" Corp
15
59
Nov 29
10
*19%
1
1
—
Co
Thermoid
12
July
78%
10
ex-distributlon—1
100
Texas Utilities Co
-No par
Textron Inc common
50c
$1.25 conv preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass-Mfg Co common—5
$2.40 conv preference
No par
The Fair
No par
-56% July 22
10% Sep 26
34%
78'%
30%
30%
34%
2
(James)
Sulphur
Texas Instruments Inc —
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
13% Mar 20
5
30
-
11
23
*22%
23
'"22%
1
Texas
'
53% Jun
33% Aug 20
28% Mar 21
30% Oct
9
52
40% Feb
32%.
25
u
Thompson
26
22%
5%
5%
5%
*83%
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
4%% preferred series A
1
5Vz% 2nd pfd series of '55
30
Sunshine Biscuits Ind——
12.50
Sunshine: Mining Co—
:—:
:10c
Superior Oil of California
—25
Superior Steel Corp
:
50
Sutherland Paper Co_.
5
Sheets Co of America (The)—4.16%
28% July 23
31
24% Feb
20
23
'• 5'A
23%
1
No par
—No par
Sub share ctfs
18
42% May 27
40% Aug 26
13
Aug 28
1,600
23'A
95% Apr
Aug 14
13
4,900
22%
24
14% July 16
6
5%
43
22%
22'A
23%
Co___—
89% May
2
25
Aug
23
19
Apr
42
22'/a
23%
2
53
700
42
'A
41'%
2,000
24% July 25
15% Apr 12
Aug 27
22'%
74%
Texas
Aug
43
22%
74%
4
62
8
40%
22%
74%
2
10% Aug 26
Mar 28
51
July 23
44
Jan
Aug
11% Apr
41 %
22%
*74'A
a
47% Jan 28
4
1
Symington Gould Corp
19
4
26
28
17%
40%
22%.
74
Texas
17% Jan 21
15% Feb
*
17%
40 Va
22%
1,500
17%
*17'A
17%.
300
13%,
13%,
13%,
1318
4,100
1,100
-
73
3
26
17%
40%
17%
*17
17%
41'A
*17
*17 Va
74%
2
15% Sep
16
16
22% July 10
5.4% July 10
13% July 31
1
17'A
73
Oil
Texas
Jan
11% Sep 23
29% Apr
13%
17%
17'A
2,500
9
10
21
29% Apr
20
10
13%
13%
13
..
35%
83
Tennessee
21% Jan
42% July 27
1
20% Dec
17%
19%
35'A
83
Temco
2
20% Oct
34% Feb
17%
19%
84
v
49% May
38% Jan
17% ,17%
13%
13'A
13,000
31 Va
19%
35%
*83
8% Mar 15
160
17%
31%
31%
83%
11
1
*17%
:
19%
35%
A
87
preferred
$4.50 series A
31
30
35%
16,600
TelAutograph Corp
60VtJan
Oct
102
19%
35%
5%
Talcott Inc
18% Jan
6% Sep
9
31'A
19'A
35%
1,000
11%
Texas Pacific
10% Jan
30%
19%
35%
3,000
12%
51%
'
182 % May
23
30%
19%
35%
60
12%
*66
5%
.
76% Jun
Jan
30'A
19%
35%
Sylvania EJec Prod. Inc corn
7.50
$4 preferred -i
---No par
12
Sep
30%
19%
Corp
Swift & Co
30
25
10
40% Sep
54% Feb
30%
100
59'/a
12%
11%
11
18
5
r
51%
.
8% Jan
Jun
32
.
1
12%
60 %
31'/a
61
12'/2
11%
20% May 17
6
5
45% May 17
6% Dec 21
Jan
Apr
14
4■;
60
12%
51
8
Apr
Sep
"66
59'%
12%
67
59%
*12'%
69%
69%
59
12%
11%
9
9% Sep
7
67
2,900
50%
10
Sep
14
May
99
67
16%
11%
83 '/a
„•
34
12% Dec
8 V* Feb
*66
59
70
-
3,600
16%
'
51
;
77
55% May 10
-
.
16%
11%
2
22% Jan
50 % July 26
42
8
30
7
July
38
16%
51
July 15
27% Jan
A
16%
11%
18
,*15% Aug
2
23
32% Sep 25
21
9
8.
Jan
1.210
.9
25
•
16'A
50
Mar 20
20% Sep
6% Mar
2
Nov
21% Jun
940
13,
16%
5%
29% May 16
24% Apr ll
6
78
19
66
22 % Feb
6
12
16
14%
11%
3
Feb
39
16 '/a
14'A
14 Va.
49%
'
28
14%
1
Sun
30% July 31
7
34% Nov
14%
1
•.
26% Jan
22% Nov
14%
Sun Chemical Corp common
17
93
30
Aug 19
72% Sep 23
Nov 27
82
31
22% Jan
11% Sep
15% Mar 15
13% May 28
•' Dec 28
14%
Sunbeam
•
89
14%
,
Studebaker-Packard Corp
11
.,57% July 23
12
14%
58%
Co
*86
87%
10%
Stokely-V»n Camp Inc common—1
5% prior preference20
Stone & Webster
:
No par
50
58'A
49
14
15
.—5
5
& Fuller Co—
Stix Baer
18% July 12
" May
8
17 >■ v
37% Dec
22
8
57%
48%
*86
*12%
-—
(J P)-&-Go Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp
23
19% May 21
20 % Jan
*66
3
3 Va
*3
3
16
_i
Sterling Drug" Inc
Stevens
15% Aug
-
27
29
'•
41% Apr
13
31% May 28
10% Feb
Sterehi Bros Stores Inc
23% July 15
%-Sep
31% Feb
27% Mar 12
___No par
Corp
(The) L S_;
Starrett Co
Stauffer Chemical Co—;—
35% July 15
26
7
15
Warner
Stanley
19
12
25
31% Nov
100
—1
5
preferred series A_.
Ry Equip Mfg Co
3%%
*86
90
'
3
3%
3
3
*86
Standard
25% Feb
Jan
25% Nov 28
20% Sep 14
16% Dec
v
common
May 16
83% July 12
13% Jan
2
30% Oct
t
Jersey
Ohio
85
51% Jan
.
New
of
18% July 12
18% May 27
43% Jan 23
<
of
Oil
8
Mar
94
Oil
6,000
50%
6%
3
Indiana
Standard
560
7%
7%'
6.25
25
—7
_10
—
California
of
Oil
Standard
68% July
5
62% Jun 10
'
85% July 29
15% Aug
12% May 29
distribution
Ex
Sep
43 % Feb
3
58% May
29
4,600
72%
6%
Standard Gas & Electric Co—
43% Nov
.
40%
72'A
7%
72'A
7
Shares
40%
40%
73%
1
Inc
Co
40%
72%
No par
$3.50 preferred
Standard Coil .Products
13
40
com—No par
Inc
Sales for
Oct. 4
Oct. 3
Oct. 2
the Week
Friday
Wednesday
Oct. 1
Sept. 30
Pat
EXCHANGE
V
42% May
2
.72% Sep 26
91% Jan 26
30
28
614 Dec
37% Jan
44% May 14
2
Highest
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan.1
Year 11)56
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
u
30
Jan
33% Jun
3
8% Apr
Apr
Union
16
37% July 22
Union
12
12
124% July 10
26% Sep
25
29% Mar 19
100% Jan 21
Union Elec Co Common
Preferred $4.50 series
24
Preferred $3.70 series
30
8
100% Feb
2
17
Sep
88
112
Jan
9
93
Jan
11
Nov 29
91
Feb
15
68
13
80% Jan
81% Oct
78
28
104
83% Nov 30
52
Jan
28
Oct
1
8% Dec
11
Oct
Jan
65% Apr
39 % May
10
1
5
78% Sep
2
9
7% Jun
30
27% Sep
4
17
23
166
Dec
18
105
103% Oct
10
121% Dec
18
88
23
44% Dec
17
35% Jan
Nov 20
26
Dec
93
20% Dec
48 % Jan
41% Dec
7
32% Apr *20
Feb 24
107
14
20
28% Apr
9
71% Mar 26
Mar 21
27
62
J ad
3
31
Aug 30
22% Sep 26
18% Sep 25
Jun
86
Aug 22
19% Jan
51
Sep
39% Mar
6% Jan
8
4
29
Preferred $3.50
Union Oil
4%
14
Jan
2
43% Jan
4
100
Apr
27% May 16
28
27
71% Jun
46% May
5
13
8
7% May 20
11
United
4
9% JaD
35% Jan
11
United
16% Aug 20
16% Jan
11
United
5% Nov 20
14% Dec
12
19% Feb
1% Dec
31
29
9
United
38% May
8
United
Sep
16
38 V8 Feb
19
United
5% Apr
2
6% Jan
11
United
34
"
12% Sepr 20
15% Jan
9
1% "••n
25
1% Jan
2
30% Oct
1
39% Sep
13
30 % Sep
41% Oct
3% Mar 26
3
31% Sep
76% July 11
23
20% Aug
9
52% Nov 29
155
Dec
3
39% May 9
28 % Oct 24
77
Aug
2
181
Feb
1
Aug 12
30% Sep
2""
r
A'f
22% July 19
Dec
4
44% July 20
26
15
Nov
14
19% Mar 22
12% Sep
42
Nov
15
49% Mar 16
43
For
footnotes
see
page
28.
8
6% Aug 23
27
35
15% Dec
16
Sep
6%
U
26
26
—No par
—-5
5
U
U
65% Oct
2
U
Jan
24
17 Va Jan
7
162
Jan
7
17% Apr
22
12
45
Jun
of America—No par
No par
&
preferred
& Chemical
Borax
S
4 % %
86 % May 20
39% Jun
36
Au,£
Co common—10
preferred
10
81
*78%
"
*
■
1
49'/a
49%
26%
25
63%
65
8
25%
S
*88%
23%
S
Freight
19%
,
No par
Co
5^
U S
class
A
50
common———1
A
50
preference-"—
Industries Inc
4%%
preferred series
25,000
500
19'A
51
7
6"%
7
200
89
89
88
88
23%
23%
23%
23%
11,700
19%
19%
19%
19%
19'%
3,000
28%
28%
28%
28%
28'%
2,000
.
20%
53
*42'A
7
7
111
23%
*88
20%
*105
28'A
28%
90
*20
20%
111
lli
19.%
19%
90
61%
63%
62 Vi¬
64'%
92
"
20%
53%
-
52%
52%
53
43'A
-
*42'A
10
92
-
,
20%
20%
52
*88
'*20%
92
*88
200
20'%
2,800
43'A
600
7%
7
7
7
7'/a
19,200
4'/a
3%
4%
8,700
25%
*25 Va
25'%
43%
*42'A
4%
4%
4 %
4%
4%
4'A
4%
25 %
25%
25'/a
25%
25%
25%
*25%
143/a
14%
14'A
14%
3,400
14'A
14'%
14
14
14'A
14
42 %
42%
42'/a
42%
15,800
42
5%
12%
42%
42'A
42%
31%
30%
31V4
30%
31
30%
34%
343A
35
35'/a
35%
34%
34%
34%
-
5%*
5%
13
X30%
45
82
31
12%
*31
5%
1%
31%
44%
82
82
IV*
3A
453A
83
31 %
30%
31%
31%
32%
27%.
26%
26%
26%
27
7%
*29%
64
152%
8
31
12%
12%
43
43%
1%
31
83
44
32%
*26'A
653/4
64
152%
152%
152%
*151
7 »A
7%
73/a
7%
63
*29
12%
*43
64%
31
65
♦28%
31
12%
12%
12%
44
43%
43%
l'/a
1 Va
37%
„
*81%
*150%
12%
13%
37
*31
6
6
5%
31
31
62%
*
12%
37
44%
45
82%
1%
53/4
13
37
37
46
5%
12%
13
26%
*150%
•
31
31
31%
34%'
42%
42%
30%
34%
1%
Gypsum
63%
8
7%
.
23%
23%
27%
93
36%
Co common
4
preferred
i
100
U S Hoffman M&ch common—82%c
S
800
25'A
24%
92
1%
7%
8 Va
28'A
*87
37%
preferred
8
28
91
28%
11,300
1,900
20
24%
*87
19%
27,000
2 5'A
92
27%
*88
26%
"
27%
115
23
;
25'A
*111
24 %
14,900
27 %
8
115
1%
Foreign Securities—
&
63%
49
-
28
*111
x36%
:_1
100
1
*24%
64%
160
81%
49%
*78%
26%
27%
280
'
26'A
81
49'%
115
♦111
*78%
81
27
8
15,400
81%
70%
70
49
28
88'%
69
26%
25
25
Corp
*78%
68'A
68'%
49'A
27'A
25'%
63%
81
4,600
26%
*75
81%
*75
81%
26%
8
8
27%
*25%
08%
23
26%
'
26%
26%
7%
27'%
*75
69%
'i
23
*88'A
48%
49%
48%
26%
81%
(The)—1
United Shoe Mach common
34% July 16
-
51'A Apr
147
23
*78%
25
United Merch &. Mfrs Inc
United Park City Mines Co
9
4
80
28 Yb Jan
United
25
47% Jan
68%
*75
52%
12
41% Aug 12
71
42%
23
9
82
*69%
51%
13% Feb
6
series
89
*75
par
par
par
par
423/8
3% Oct
7% Jan
No
No
No
No
51%
24% Sep
23
89
43%
5
35'A Jan
26%
88'A
;.
18
30% Sep
26%
89
*42%
Board
107
10,600
14,700
23%
26%
88%
(Del)—No par
Corp
(Del)
1
Dye & Chemical Corp com__1
Electric poal Cos
5
Engineering & Foundry
5
Fruit Co
No par
Gas Corp
10
Gas Improvement Co
13%
Industrial Corp J
2
JaD
5
23
26'%
89'A
Unlted-Carr Fastener
36% Dec
Mar
23 Va
26%
89'A
*20'A
23
Aug 14
41% July 30
22%
26%
89
Carton Corp
10
United Carbon ,:Co
No par
14
55
23%
26%
preferred
United
17
35
22%
26%
Car
Biscuit
$4.50
15
20
8
Corp—10
10
United
Jan
115
Jan
12
No par
106%
29% Mar 14
152
Dec
13% Jun
31'/a
107 %
United Aircraft-Gorp common
6
43% Dec
30%
106%
25% July 22
2
21
28% May 11
30%
106%
Co
Union Twist Drill Cx>_
Tank
7
6 % Jun
30'A
105'A
RR
non-cum
Union
500
31
106%
107
30%
106%
23'/a
23
6,300
30%
31
30%
California
Pacific
Union
7'/a
-105 %
$4 -series
of
7
7
7
71/a.'
7%
Corp—6%
Chem ^Materials
Preferred
7
30%
5
4% convertible preferred
100
4% (ser of 195G)" conv pfd
100
United Air Lines Inc.
.
10
United Artists Corp —————-—I
90% Jan
28
26
Apr
33% May 16
59% Sep
113% Jan
23
Aug
7
5
9% Mar
26
96% Dec
61% May 25
2
22
31% Jan
26
Apr
36
Jan
64% Jun
18
Sep 26
25% Sep 25
10% May 10
Jan
79% Jan
89
4 8'A
24% Oct
29
82
11
Aug 20
Bag-Camp Paper
Union Carbide Corp _w
Union
Aug 13
5
Asbestos •& Rubber Co
11
13
92% Dec 27
1
—No par
Corp
20% Feb
23
28% Apr
5
25% Dec
23
5% Jan
133% July 17
26
Nov 29
21
Apr
8
47% May
3
Sep
20
Mar 27
44
15
5% Nov 15
31% Feb 10
108'A Jan
12% Oct
16% Mar 19
9
13% Feb
20% Nov
16% Apr
37
31'A
*31
900
8,500
1,800
6
5,300
13
11,900
IV*
4,100
%
7,100
37
300
31'%
10,400
45
41%
44
82%
82%
82%
50
32%
31'A
32'A
5,600
27
27
27
1,400
64
64%
*151
156
9,700
64%
10
156
*
7%
7%
7'A
7%
6,000
29%
29%
29%
29%
200
12%
12%
12%
12%
11,700
4 Of
*43
44'A
''
*43
44
27
'
■
-
y
■
■
'-i
■
28
•
.
(1520)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
•
■
Monday, October 7, 1957
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
22% Jan
11
8V« Jun
11
32% Nov
31
26
Dec
42% Nov
17
56
58
Jan
Nov
Dec
28% Aug 29
74
88
12
61% Jan
24
57 % Mar 25
73% Jan
2
155% Jan
25
136% Jun
16
17
31
Aug
12
Sep
Mar 23
74
Dec
51
26
4% Feb
9
73% Jan 23
7
39
Dec
12
167
23% Dec
20
70
Dec
Apr
>
15
5
8
Jan
4
Oct
4
87
Jan
21
7
10
Apr
17
Jun
76
19
5
2
6% May 15
21
26
Sep
41
Sep 26
31% Jan
Jun
21
2
36
Apr
3
Jun
21
155
Feb
4
23% Feb
12
30% Jun
7
135
82% Mar 29
68
May 14
73
12
26
22
Oct
29% Apr 10
Dec
14
Class R 2nd
United
1
Jun
12
Whelan
66
66%
67
30%
77
"71
77
*71
*87
91
*87
91
*87
91
5
39
39%
38%
140%
20%
50
*37%
38%
52 %
59
60
No par
17%
preferred—25
*31%
preferred.
Corp com
143
17%
91
*87
91
39%
39%
20,200
140%
142 V*
2,6.50
*20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
37%
38%
37%
37%
37%
37 Va
1,800
53
52%
52%
52 %
52%
53%
1,000
60%
51%
60%
60%
59%
60%
74,200
142%
60%
61%
143
143%
39
144
143'%
17%
17%
17%
'32
32
*31%
33
*31%
12%
*12
12%
*12
12%
75
7%
7%
*13%
14%
4%
4%
76%
4%
6%
17%
6%
6%
75
74%
17%
17%
6%
75
75
7%
7%
7
15
7
*13%
4%
r
4%
4%
*76
25%
76%
*76
_i
25%
25 3
a
25%
26
26%
26
26
32%
4%
25%
33V4
*32%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
Utah
Power
&
100
*140
1
25
com
*76
76%
142
-140
142
25
25
25
25
25
*24%
69%
69%
70
70
*69
71
*69
71
22%
12.80
23
22
22%
76
25%
100
Light Co
76%
139%
22
141
*140
%
22%
142
600
15
4%
com_No par
Tobacco
preferred
Universal Pictures Co Inc
4%% preferred
100
280
7%
*13%
4%
250
2,000
75
*7
15
"
5,200
6%
74
**
*13%
17%
6%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
8%
2,100
33
*12
100
Universal Leaf
1,300
144
12%
6%
75
6%
15
4%
11,200
140%
139
$3.50 convertible preferred
*76
400
31%
77
-
31%
7%
*13%
.^.30o
*87
66%
31
*71
38%
21
*12
75
7%
*66
77
17%
(y'/o
75
31%
31%
12%
6%
67
30%
*71
1,^00
4,900
139%
20%
32
12%
14
140
142%
2iy8
39%
52%
59%
142%
20%
139%
37
52%
100
8%
143%
20%
16%
38%
26"4
*8%
21%
67
31'/a
Shares
26 Va
8%'
37%
140%
com
common
39%
140%
%
30%
Oct. 4
26%
21
77
67V2
30%
29%
100
—
Co
21%
100
common
noncumulative
*8%
67
United Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd
pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred
No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
79% Jun
20
24% Nov
1%
26 Va
8%
the Week
Friday
Oct. 3
26%
30
*66%
Sales for
Thursday
*8%
21%
21%
50
Corp
preferred
PR1CE8
26%
8%
21
l
U S Steel
U S Tobacco
21%
26
*71
preferred
7%
*8%
1
Corp
Smelting Ref & Min
7%
26
13% Sep
4% Jan
29% Mar 12
S
22
6% Jan
6
24
Feb
Jan
Jan
15% Feb
2
24
30% Dec
18
36
25
6% Oct
10% Aug
3
26% Aug IS
4% Jan
3
82
May 4
13% Dec
1
1
Mar
10
6
137
20
10
preferred
U
25%
8%
SALE
Oct. %
100
U S Rubber Co common
8% noncum 1st
11
25%
*8%
21
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 1
25%
1
5
preferred series B_Jl
64% Jan
38
99
3%%
Tuesday
Sept. 30
-
10
S
U S Shoe
14% Apr 23
10% Jai.
9
27
4
24
common
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
U S Plywood
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Aug 26
Jan
Pat
4% %
U
Sep 26
50% Sep 24
Ja% 20
Dec
4
U 8 Lines Co
22% July 13
31
82
156
25
17
7% Dec
Mar
49% Jan
25
Jun
36
9
Feb
94
17% Feb
19% Jan
27
87
May 13
135
10
Mar
Aug 12
37% Sep
1
17
169
7
12% Jun
67% July 24
36% Jun 13
2
73% Dec
28
33% Dec
Jan
Feb
69
30
17
63
67% Mar 14
23
143
4
19% Sep
71% Sep
28
51% Jan
7
27% Jan
July 18
170
4
Dec
8% Jan
Sep 25
6
90% Mar
26
17% Dec
Aug 23
20
51% July 18
128
29
142% Dec
8
1
2
LOW AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
37% Jan 24
25% Sep 20
9% July 13
29
81% Dec
14
35 % Aug
70
Jan
6iy2Dec 28
92
Lowes!
36% Dec
15
23% Jan
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
5,900
76%
*140
26 %
1,800
33%
600
142
30
*24%
25
500
*69
71
110
22%
22%
22%
22%
11,500
35%
6%
34%
6%
35%
33%
34%
4,800
6%
3,400
16%
25%
*15%
16%
25%
25%
*25%
13%
13%
13 %
13%
13%
10,600
55 %
57%
56%
57%
6,200
V
38% Feb
9
12% Dec
21
55% May
17% JaD
4
37% Apr
6
12% Nov
28
33% Oct
3
4
50% Jan
6% Aug 23
13% Jan
7
Jan
4
40% Dec
20
58% Mar
11% Jan
129
Feb
7
130
Feb
12
128
Feb
2
20
Sep
May
14% July 16
57% Oct
4
2
Sep
5
7
29
41% Feb 28
9
123
25
Sep 23
25
9
18
15% Sep
25% Nov 21
2
25% Dec
26
82
28
Dec
21% Nov
13
105% Dec 20
123
Aug 23
25% Jan 18
34% Mar 26
24
18
74
6
94% Apr
38% Apr
128
Jan
Dec
18
116
Oct
30
103
Feb
85
Dec
28
106
31
10% Dec 26
14% Dec
27
103% Feb
111
78% Jun
6
14
14% Dec 27
6
90
8
Apr 22
May 22
Feb
12
Mar 27
29
98
Mar
24
03
Mar 13
11
7
Jan
1
37% July 11
20% July 11
23
11% Jan
31
28
20
May
82
July
28% Sep
10% Sep
Ma>
25% Jan
124
83
17
12% Dec
2
97% Jun 21
13
Mar
Oct
84
Sep 26
22% Sep 25
Feb"l3
93
Dec
Aug 23
33% July 15
92
104
87
123
Aug 29
17
20% Aug 12
3
21% Aug 12
Vanadium Corp of America
1
Van Norman Industries Inc
com_2.50
$2.28 conv preferred
5
Van Raalte Co Inc
lo
25%
25%
25
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar
25 y«
12%
13
13
13%
Vlck Chemical Co_
Vlcks Shreve & Pacific
6%
Co_.6%
dlv
par tic
Virginia Elec
$5
*124 %
5
preferred
*124%
27%
*72
77
i)3
8
93
22%
*
27%
*72
77
*17%
17%
93%
93%
22%
23
22%
101
300%
100
86
*84%
*86
88%
*86
*82
86
*82
88%
*82
86
600
*74
27
3,100
77
17%
17%
93%
2,300
300
22%
23%
23%
23i%
20,200
100%
101%
iooy4
100 %
310
93%
80
100
26%
*74
17%
*84%
*86
27
77
100%
200
26
*124
27
17
23
16
*124%
*124%
93
*92
6%
16
124 V*
27%
86
*84%
100
convertible
-56%
101
101
100
Virginia Ry Co common
6% preferred
Vulcan Materials Co common
55
6%
17%
17%
.
*25%
13%
*124%
*27
17%
6%
*124%
77
100
preferred
54
27%
17%
100
53%
♦124
*72
No par
com
53%
20%
100
$4.20 preferred
$4.12 preferred
5%
*15%
53%
Pwr Co com
&
34%
6%
16%
*124%
common
preferred
$4.04
34%
6%
*15%
100
noncumulative preferred
6%
34%
6%
15%
100
Ry com
35
6%
15%
2.50
Victor Chemical Works
3%% preferred
Va-Carolina Chemical
34%
23%
V*
93%
*92%
*84%
86
*83%
86
88%
*86
88%
*86
88%
86
*82
86
*82
86
10
32%
33
32%
33%
33%
lo
11
11
33%
33%
10%
11
33%
33%
33 Va
5,300
10%
14%
10%
15
10%
11
11
*14%
11
15
2,500
14%
14%
14%
14%
*15%
14%
16%
14%
700
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
500
1
preferred
..16
16%
16%
(.
w
74% Nov 28
83% Jan
3
13% Dec
19
14% Jan
9
61% Aug 16
41% Sep 26
13
Apr
8
29% Sep
26
33
Jan
6
29
64
Nov
29
75
Mar 20
69
'12% Jan
30
20% Sep
13% Dec
12
95% Dec 17
..
15% Nov 23
20
Feb
31
24
56% May 15
1*
11
<iug
6
Aug
8
Sep 26
14% Sep 25
12% Apr 26
28
86% Jun
84% Oct
7
17% Mar 19
106
Feb
77 ; Jan
13
18% May 29
16% July 12
1
95% Jan
Sep
9
16% Jan
19% Sep
23
12
9
Apr 30
24
2
.
18% Jan
40% Feb
>37% Oct
9
49% Aug
9
42% Fet
1
40% Jan
9
35% Dec
20
38% Mar 23
35% Aug 27
32 % Sep 25
-25 % Feb
,
27
9
37% Aug
Mar
0
26% Sep 24
34% May 24
9
23
26% May
3
32 % Mar 27
3% May 15
22
29% Dec
26
Jan
3
19% Feb
8
27% Dec
14
2% Dec 26
4% Apr
6
.
,
30% Oct
•
1
27
43 %
52% Feb
16
44
25% Jan
3
25% Jan
-97
-
Nov
10
26
8
29
92
Dec
12
105
Dec
20
105
Jan
42% Jan
30
63
Apr
Mar 27
108
25
Sep 24
92
Jun
23
73% July 23
39% Jan
4
28% Jun
5
19
105
Mar 20
28
2
83
July 24
95
Jan
27
80
Jun
03
Feb
Jan
20
25% Dec
13
16% Dec
34
31
15% Dec
18
5
Oct-
93 %
18
12
18% Jun
104
2
19% Sep 26
13
Mar
88
34% Jan 29
48% Jan
Aug 14
41% Jan
Mar 20
112% Jan
17
24% Sep 30
21
44 % Dec
36% Jan
Sep 26
42
2
Dec
3
68% July 16
38% Mar 28
21% Sep 26
2% Sep 24
May 10
44% Nov 26
20% Feb
28% Jan
Sep 25
1
18
47% Jan 11
104% Mar 20
25% July 31
19% Sep 26
14% Jun 24
16% July 30
93
Dec
28
23
88
Aug 12
98
47
Feb
13
67
May 10
49
Feb
11
68% Feb
17
82 %
July 20
May 9
71
Feb
15
54
Mar
87% July 11
88% July 11
67% Sep 19
20% Jan
4
(58% Nov 29
105% Feb
86
1
17% Nov 21
22% Mar
5
26% Nov
16% Sep
29
50% Nov
36% July 17
65% Mar 20
23% Sep
29
82% Dec
27
99% Jan
79% Aug 19
128% Jun
5
46
Jan
94
Sep 28
21% Jun
20
9
62
Aug 30
27% Dec 20
36% Feb
1
99
Apr
10
9
Jan
23
26% Feb
•
16
130
Feb
52% Feb
4
17
128
69% Dec 31
103
Jan
28% Feb
80% Feb
23
31% Jan
Jun
30
23
16% Apr
82% Apr
19% Dec
4% Dec
Dec
30% Sep
127
Oct
4
8
26
10% Jan
9
25% Jan
4
37% Feb
20
26
18
145
4 %
19
41 % Jan
23
60% Nov
7
13% Jan
10
29
99% Jan
24
98% Mar
9
10% Jan
4
34% Aug
7
62% Jun
5% Jan
21
27% Oct
4
34
May 13
Mar 19
26% Sep
22% Feb
40
.
«
A Oct
35
July
Aug 26
49% Sep 25
82% July 3
45 % Jan
77
88% Jan
Oct
3
5% Oct
4
27% Feb
6
2
'
25
12
36% Dec
12
28% Sep 25
131% Dec
10
88
13
16% July 8
75
Jan 31
19 % Jan
9
131
8
29% Nov 28
18
27
19
16
Feb
8
Jan
Jan
14
47
Aug 27
83% Feb
20
29% Jan
6
Aug. 9
19% Sep 24
15
24
100% Jar
3
116
36% Feb 27
50% Mar 19
26% May 24
25
A Sep 24
"~1
7V4 Dec 31
25
29 % S£>p
Mar 22
43% Dec
88% Nov
4
9
18% Feb
24% July 10
29% Oct
83% Nov 30
68% Jan
8
28 ya Mar 14
53% May 24
96% Jan
6
40
Sep 25
13
May 17
68
Sep 11
14% Aug 30
May 10
31
21% May 15
26% Mar 22
15
22% Sep
30
14% Jan
2
23
6% Oct
30
17
4
69% Jan
32% Sep
12% Jan
20
129% Feb
4
26
Sep
Sep
Aug
26% Sep
40 % Sep
94
Sep
8
69
Mar 25
19
13% Apr
2
29% Mar 14
61
92
88
18
30% Jan
Dec
12
58
15
50% July 24
102
2
33% May 14
68% July
8
July 22
46% Oct
24
25
30
Apr
Oct
1
23% Sep
25
8
10
68% July 15
92%
Mar
15
3
8% Apr 11
34% July
35% JaD
123% Jan
30
9
2
2
May 27
Wabash RR 4%% preferred
Wagner Electric Corp
Waldorf System
Walgreen Co
1,000
13
13
29%
30
29%
*71%
29%
71%
29%
72
72
29%
&
13%
9%
15
15
15%
15%
13
13
13%
13%
*83
*13%
85
13%
84%
85
•84
86
9%
9%
9%
9%
20
9%
20
*9%
20
20%
20%
56%
*20%
57%
57
58%
58%
35%
58
35%
59
35%
35%
35%
35%
33%
35%
35%
34
34
1,200
34
27%
34%
34
27%
27%
34 %
23%
23%
23
*2/%
23
22%
23
23%
23%
28%
23%
24%
2,900
2%
2%
2%
24%
24%
'
2%
com—2.50
2%
2%
*23%
24
2%
2%
25%
24%
24%
43%
24%
43%
43 %
43
43
63
01%
62%
21%
21%
21%
22
25
25
24%
5
com
100
No par
100
No par
B
100
Erie Ry
100
common
*
>
*43
■
62%
22
*21%
25%
25%
25%
5,900
94
92
92'%
230
86
*83%
80%
80%
*80»/4
82'%
35%
35%
35%
36
93%
*92%
*92'%
95
20%
20%
20%
21 %
15%
15%
*94
96%
63%
64%
*73%
74%
61%
61 %
20%
15%
*94
63%
*74
20%
15%
*93
20%
15%
15%
97
*94
97
65
64%
*74
65%
77
76
*83 %
15%
*9
95
21%
16
97
65%
*74
66%
76
62%
62%
64
61%
16%
63%
61%
16%
17
62%
5,100
16%
17
23%
24
16%
16%
60 %
24%
24,200
59%
59%
60 %
23%
23%
23%
61
24%
8,700
80%
60%
80%
81
59%
60%
81
37,600
*80%
81%
200
"128
*80
*128
47%
81
59%
*80'/a
*128
—
19%
*56 %
47%
48
48%
47%
48%
89%
46%
47%
89%
20
88 %
88%
88 %
19%
20%
88%
150
20
20%
*56%
19%
20'/a
60%
6,900
*56%
60%
59%
26%
59%
26%
*26%
27
60%
41%
41%
42
95
40%
95
95
*93%
6%
23%
*32
33
*128
89%
*88
95
6%
*22%
60%
82
*128
41
6%
6%
*26%
41%
95
6%
6%
6%
6%
22%
33
*32
6%
22%
22%
22 %
*32%
*22%
*32%
40%
40%
33%
40%
40%
*32%
33%
41
14%
14 %
42%
14
41%
42%
No par
14%
*67%
69%
14%
14%
*68
69%
10
14%
14%
IlOc
*14
14%
4%
41/4
25%
10
19%
26%
40%
1
Corp
common
4%%
A
10
]
25%
29%
119
10
Rights
26
29%
4%
29%
*117
4%
*68
69%
14%
4%
15
14%
68 Va
4%
15
4%
42
23%
300
3,000
14%
14%
9,800
68
68
200
15%
500
*14%
4%
4%
4%
27%
29%
27%
29%
10,600
29%
•
2,700
27%
29%
"117
121
19%
19%
19%
A,
A
A
333
•118
20
122
20
A
26%
26%
27
27 %
27
40%
40%
40%
51%
41
40%
50
50 %
50%
86
85%
86
78%
78
78
6
78%
5
79%
6
6
6%
6%
6%
51%
*85%
*119
19%
si
%
27
41%
2,900
!
122
20%
%
40%
27
41%
20
27%
2,100
41%
52%
51%
51%
51%
87
87
87%
16,600
52%
87
78
6%
2,000
77%
78
190
1,600
5%
6
2,400
28
6,500
,
io
27%
~_5
28%
27%
27%
29 %
27%
29%
28%
29 %
29%
27%
27%
89%
90 %
29%
29%
88
89%
29%
29 %
27%
59
89%
29
1,700
23
23%
91%
90
90%
89
23%
90%
8,400
23%
23%
24
23%
23%
1,700
23%
.
182,000
86%
77
80
6.000
A
No par
23%
:
33%
42%
27
78
par
V
2,700
29%
86
Ino
.
..7Q-
6%
27
10
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
400
•2,200
26%
No par
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Young (LA) Spring & Wire
26%
95
29%
27
6
100
29%
serles__100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
•'
26%
121
19%
'
14 %
68%
*14
9,400
41
23
23
5
117
41
*93%
No par
Wisconsin Public Service
Corp
76
61
95
Woodward Iron Co
Woolworth (F W) Co
6,700
16%
42
1
3,000
67%
23 %
42
10
*74
2,200
16
97
17%
*56%
100
65
20%
23%
20
;
15%
20
23%
61
Power Co com
20%
*94
40
.
4,700
16%
89%
preferred
600
86
82%
35%
95
95
preferred
22
34%
34
*92%
*92%
1
Prior
22
*80%
95
25%
'
100
Machine common
1
Prior preference
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
Worthlngton
5,600
35%
36
25%
93%
27
Elec
220
65'%
81 %
82%
35%
*92%
19%
Co
1,200
43 Va.
64%
81%
*81%
25 Va
92
27
Industries Inc
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc.
24%
*43
66%
86
89%
Windsor
24%
800
22
*83%
27%
6%
43 V*
83%
27
common
200
1,400
2%
92
5
$4.25 preferred
*2%
83%
80
_
400
23%
23
92
No par
...
22%
96
47%
Sewing
*23%
83 %
47%
20
23%
24
28%
25%
92 %
lo
common
convertible preferred
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
White Motor Co common
*28%
92
100
100
28%
9,900
q.
62% *62%
*21
5
preferred
23%
24%
43%
62%
4
com
*23 %
..
24%
1
preferred
Wisconsin
130
33
4%%
Wilson-Jones
1,500
35%
1
preferred series
Wilcox Oil Co
Wilson & Co Inc
1,400
20 %
27%
1
RR
preferred
10%
33
Western Union
Telegraph
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
5%%
20%
5
Supply Co
White
9%
,
35%
preferred
Wheeling Steel Corp
59
5,900
2,200
32%
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Va pulp & Paper
common— 5
4 % %
preferred
100
Western Air Lines Inc
1
Western Auto
Wheeling & Lake
10
20%
15
13%
86'%
*26%
pfd
preferred series B
2nd
14%
13%
*85
500
5
50
Maryland Ry
15%
500
1,200
72
No par
No par
West Penn Electric Co
West Penn Power 4%%
Whirlpool Corp
14%
*71
57%
Snowdrift
Pacific
15
86
'*7
57
preferred
noncum
14%
13
'
20
West Indies Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
$5
200
41%
13%
29%
5
Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co
Welbilt Corp
3.80%
64%
41%
29%
Pharmaceutical—1
Wayne
Western
64%
42
13
1
Washington Gas Light Co
4.80%
64%
41%
13
85%
1
100
Washington Water Power
Waukesha Motor Co
4%
*62%
42%
13
72
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
Western
64%
42%
13%
71%
Corp
Warner-Lambert
4.20%
*62%
42%
*13
29%
2.50
Industries
Oil
64%
*42
13%
29%
Ward Baking Co common
5% %
preferred
4.8%
*62%
42%
No par
Walker (Hiram) G & W
Wesson
64
42%
*13
10
Walworth Co
Ward
64
100
..15
No par
.
Number 5679
"186
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
29
(1521)
5^
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
««
FRIDAY
italic
The
letters In
WEEKLY
-
YEARLY
—
Indicate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
represent one or more 32nds of a point.
column headed "Interest Period"
the
Figures
after
decimal point
LOW AND
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Previous
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
17
June 15 1962-196 7
Aug 15 1963
Dec 15 1963-1968
June 15 1964-1969
Treasury 3 Vis
17
Dec
98
*99.30
Oct 1969
1978-iabj
Feb 15 1995
Sept 15 1961
June 15.1958-1963
Dec 15 1960-1965
Mar 15 1958
Dec 15 1958
Treasury 4s
Dec
S3
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Low
the Week
Oct. 4
High
Low
High
Low
*100.1
100.1
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 3
Low
100.4
*100.4
100.8
♦100.6
High
*99.31
100
Thursday
Oct. 3
Oct. 1
Bonds(9)
High
100.10
*93.12
93.20
*93.16
93.24
*93.20
93.28
*93.20
93.28
*93.24
94
*88.12
June 15
Treasury 3s
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Sept. 30
Low
High
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
88.20
*88.16
88.24
*88.20
88.28
*88.20
88.28
*88.24
89
95.18
*95.18
95.22
*95.20
95.24
99.12
*95.8
95.12
*95.10
95.14
*95.14
*99.4
99.12
*99.4.
99.12
*99.4
99.12
*99.4
99.12
*99.4
*93.12
|
98.20
*98.12
98.20
*98.12
98.20
*98.12
98.20
*98.12
9S.20'
*99.10
99.12
*99.10
99.12
*99.10
99.12
*99.11
99.13
*99.12
99.14
*98.4
98.6
*98.5
98.7
*98.0
98.8
*98.6
98.8
*98.8
98.10
*94
94.4
*94.4
94.8
*94.6
94.10
*94.8
94.12
*94.10
94.14
*90.2
90.H
*90.4
90.8
*90.6
90.10
*90.8
90.12
*90.16
90.20
*92.20
92.24
*92.24
92.28
*92.26
92.30
*92.30
93.
*93
93.4
*87.24
87.28
*87.26
87.30
*87.28
88
*87.30
88.2
*88.6
*87
87.4
*87.4
87.8
*87.6
87.8
*87.8
87.12
*87.16
87.20
1964-1969
*86.28
87
*87
87.4
*87.2
87.6
*87.4
87.8
*87.12
87.16
15 1965-1970
15 1966-1971
15 1967-1972
15 1967-1972
*86.24
86.28
*86.28
87
*96.30
87.2
*87
87.4
*87.8
*86.16
86.20
*86.22
*86.12
86.16
*86.18
*86.4
86.8
15 1967-1972
15 19SR-105Q
June 15 1958
Treasury 2Vis
Sept 15 1958-1959
Treasury 2¥4s——Juno 15 1959-1962
*86.8
Treasury 2 Vis
1959-1962
15 1960
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury
2 Vis
Treasury
2Vis
61.12 Dec
12
91.12 Dec
12
90.13 Dec
12
91.3
Nov
13
90.12 Dec
12
90.12 Dec
12
Treasury 2 Vis.
S0.11 Dec
12
90.26 Nov
13
Treasury
Treasury 2Vis
91.20 Mar 28
91.20 Mar 23
Dec 15
Treasury
2%s_—Mar
2Vis—,_Mar
2Vis
June
2 Vis
Sept
2Vis
Dec
Treasury
2%s
Treasury
89.21
Dec~12
Mar*~8
95.14
87.16 July
87.16 July
8
Treasury
8
Treasury
90.22 Nov
95.11 Mar
13
May~3l
88.10
9
92.24
FciTIl
15 1961
Nov
96.30 Nov
13
Mar 28
97.8
13
97.8
Mar 28
Dec 15
2 ViS—
Treasury
Nov
•
88.10
87.12
86.26
*86.24
86.28
*86.26
86.30
*87.2
87.6
86.22
*86.20
86.24
*86.22
86.26
*86.30
87.2
*86.10
86.14
*86.12
86.16
*86.14
86.18
*86.22
86.26
86.20
*86.18
86.22
*86.26
86.30
*
86.12
*86.14
86.18
*97.20
97.24
*97.20
97.24
*98.27
98.20
*98.28
98.30
*96.24
96-26
*96.24
*92.22
92.26
*92.18
92.22
*94.22
94^26
*86.16
-
Mar
Treasury 2%s
96.30 Nov
>
*97.20
97.24
97.26
*97.20
97.24
*97 22
*98.28
98.30
*98.29
98.31
*98.31
99.1
96.26
*96.24
96.26
*96.26
96.28
*96.28
96.30
*92.24
92.28
*92.28
93
*92.30
93.2
*93.2
93.6
*92.20
92.24
*92.24
92.28
*92.26
92.30
*92.30
93.2
*94.24
94.28
*94.26
94.30
*94.26
94.30
*94.28
95
*88.16
r~
,
International Bank for
Reconstruction & Development
Dec
89
13
Dec
84
Dec
7
99.28 Jan
16
101.16 Feb
101.16 Jan
9
101.16 Jan
17
102.16 Jan
24
Feb
14
90
Feb
4
25-year
3s
25
90.30 Mar
5
30-vcar
3%s
17
Feb
92
17f
Sep
July
9
102.16 Jan
5
Sep
84 %
13
89
100.8
84.8
97.20 Mar 12
103.4
May 16
82'
24
2
25-year 3s
1
1976
*85
Oct
1
1981
82.16
23-yoar 3%s
19-year 3 Vis
96.10 Apr 25
96.16 Apr
104.24 Feb
15-year 3 Vis
Jan
4
96.24 Aug 15
*88
89
86
*85
86
*85
86
83.16
*82.16
83.16
*82.16
83.16
91.16
*90.16
91.16
*90.16
91.16
*90.16
91.16
♦90.16
*92.16
93.16
*92.16
93.16
*92.16
93.16
*92.16
93.16
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•
81
89%
68
79
60%
55
—
54
—
mortgage■ 5s: series
—
95
.-Jaw-July
Jan-July
——
1971
5s
conv
subord
debs
Buffalo Niagara Elec
57%
Bush
1972Feb-Aug
first, mtge 2%s 1975_May-Nov
68
*71
7
77
61%
.63
421/2
—_
43
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•
40
8
•
75
77
61%
72
42
58%
2
92%
79
79
2
76
86%
75%
——
75 %
1
75%
75%
95
97
106
162
<s
76
—
90
—
92%
conv
suliord
debs..', 1981—
_June-Dec
general mtge income/1985—I
sF
"''
138
81
81
24
79
114%
Jaw-July
114% 115%
12
87%
*99%
I-
111%
130%
99
*85%
90
*75%
80
101%
85%
.
93'%
:
^
Electric
Power
first
3s
1976
California Oregon Power 3%s 1974-:..
Canada Southern const* gtd 5s A 1962
Canadian Pacific Ry—
.
92
98
Capital
97%
127
81
Teriiiinal.Buildihgs >5s gtd I960-—_ApriZ-Oct
A5s
59
96%
138
Corp—
97%
88
-
63
Brunswick-Balke-Collendcr Co—
49
117
90
87
67
_Mar-Sepf
Co 3s debentures 1968
April-Oct
Union. Gas. gen mtge 2%s. 1976_Jan-July
1st mortgage 3s 1980_
Brown Shoe Co 3V8S debs
4%
—
1967-
AC
—
Brooklyn
60
__
97'A
"
Bristol-Myers
4%s
—
RR—
mortgage 4%s series. JJ 1961
April-Oct
First mortgage 4s series RR I960—,
Jan-July
Alnc mortgage-4%s series A July 1970_Mav-Nou
86%
49%
Maine
First
54
75%
(interest
*91%
95
92
'
*,
•
Bethlehem Steel Corp—■
56%
.
"91
1
102%
100%
—
Mar-Sepf
—
'
Afeerlin City Electric 6s
A6%s
(interest
Jan-July
Jan-July
20
99
^Jaw-July
_Jaw-july
-^Fcb-Awp
1987—
Bell Telephone of Pa 5s series
Beneficial Industrial Loan 2%s
§A6%s
__
"91'A-97%
Jan-July
debs
1st & ref M, 3s series Z
II
60%
"54%
97%
90%
84
Jan-July
mtge T%s ser A 1970—1
mtge 4s ser BvlOSO.
corv
California
April-Ocf
33.
cons
4%s
A
J&n-Julv
2012._
cons
1st
1st
k
-
—
97 %
90 la
*92%
.
_Mar-Sept
1979^.——
subord
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
26%
17
(interest
1956—
A
""55
_Mar-Sfept
———
97%
80
68%
Feb-A up
June-Dec
70
*76
April-Oct,
1984-^.
y
22%
25
88
—
—
'■
96%
-
86%
83%
80%
87
"114
—
81%
June-Dec
1990—
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S'As
88%
v
April-Ocf
4%s- ser C 1972——-General mtgm3%s series D "198(1—
81%
84%
81 %
741/4
—Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
gold, 4s July 1995
8C%
91
95
_
Feb-Aug
Investment 3%s debs 1982
debentures,: 1976^—
subord ...debs' 1977^-—
Atlantic
123%
66
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
—
Co .;5s inc^sub. deb
&
85
96
4
Jan-July
—
W Products Co, 5s
P
4%s
consol
debenture
Airlines/Itic—
conv
subord
debs
(perpetual)—
June-Dec
-May-Now
ApriZ-Oct
78
101
75
82%
78
1
78
86
100% 101
25
98
103
87
102
—.Jan-July
£8%
88%
99%
14
—Jan-July
691/2
65%
69%
134
99
99
:
1976
Carolina Clinchfijpld & Ohio 4s 1965_^
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
Case (J I) 3%s debs 1978
Celanese Corp 3s
debentures
3%s debentures "1976—
.
92%
June-Dec
3%s
94
84
„
May-Nov
April-Oct
1960
Burroughs
May-Noo
May-Hoy
181%
95
89%
96
.
—
Jan-July
Gen mortgage/As ser A. 1980—
(interest
*
Plan
85
24
June-Dec
1970
Gen mtge
46%
--
June-Dec
1999
page
53
—
"55
—
ApriZ-Oct
A
reduced to 2.25% ) 2004
A6s external dollar
loan 1968
Stamped pursuant
3%s
1987—
Inc
76
47
__
—
May-Noo
Stamped pursuant to Plan
73
19
.
_April-Ocf
GeneraJ 4s 1995-———1—
Stamped 4s July. 1,19.95--*r~i?
^.May-Nov
Charl Air/Line' Ry 3%s 1963—
._May-No«
Atlantic Coast Line,RR 4.%s A 19641
._June-Dec
49
17%
"80
A
2004
Stamped pursuant to Plan
(interest reduced to
2.3%) 1999
|A8s external 1950
1b
49'A
May-Noc
2001
Plan
96
Baltimore Gas'& Electric-Co
May-Hoy
1936
to
"66
(interest
sinking fund
pursuant
95
Feb-Aug
I960-
22
—
--
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
Stamped
85
*94
Atlanta .&
76
77%
2
"69
June-Dec
reduced to 2%) 2012
Sao Pauio (State
or)—
OS
96%
89%
—AprrOcf
April-Ocf
April-Oct
1998
1977
Boston
"80%
June-Dec
1952_
pursuant
40
April-Ocf
A«(interest reduced to 2.25%)
JARome (City of) 6'As 1952
Stamped
40
(interest
2004
pursuant
81
20
April-Oct
debentures
76
78%
84
—
April-Ocf
1968
A
•
lASao Paulo
"62
(interest
due
Stamped pursuant to Plan
7s
"56%
Feb-Aug
(interest
—
Plan
irne^UCe? t0 l'25%)
1967
"72
April-Oct
—
A
reduced to 2.5%) 1999
A6s internal
sinking fund gold
external
"99',4
Mar-Sepf
Rio
A 7s
"48',4
"99',4
Apr-Oct
Feb-Aim
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced to 2%) 2012
1
*89
debentures .198!?—
1st
Jaw-July
'51_Mar-Sepf
2012
1921
96
85%
16%
.
41/28'
Jaw-July
reduced to 2.375%) 2001
I AExternal secured
6'As 1953
to
Canada, Ltd
■
.
3%s debs 1978
debentures; 1984
conv debs i967——
4%s
96
67
39
--
19'A
25
8s 1946
April-Oct
to Plan A (interest
Stamped pursuant
A
Associates
172
89%
98
"23
(City of)
Grande do Sul (State
of)
5A8s external loan
of
84
95%
June-Dec
A
100
171%
19'A
April-Oct
1950—Jaw-July
8 f gold extl ('27 loan) 1952
lARhine-Maine-Danube 7s 1950
2%)
84
*180 %
—-
'A
"22
ApriZ-Oct
A
to
77
11
'•-A,
,
—
92
"67
2008
loan)
reduced
of
debentures
Armour
"1G8
"168
(interest reduced to
2.25%) 200G—
(Free State) 6%s ('26
to
3
5
84%
*75%
May-Nou
f debentures. 1980—
Ann Arbor
100 %
101
99
1958
Stamped pursuant
84%
90%
*19
-April-Ocf
1981
Anglo-Lautaro,. Nitrate Corp 4s
101%
99
1968
pursuant
100%
94
97%
85%
1970—Mar-Sept
Anheuser-Busch
97'A
1968
APrussia
de Janeiro
debs
3%s debentures. 1977,-
53%
99'A
(City of) —
1961 stamped
pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to
2.375%) 2001
7%s 1966
stamped pursuant to Plan
Stamped
—
187'/a
182%
84%
April-Oct
3s
8s
IAR10
4
Atchison TopeUa, & Santa. Fe-
§ AExternal sinking fund
gold 8s
A4%s assented 1963
Porto Alegre
,
Co
American Tobacco Co
97'A
gAStubilization loan sink fund 7s
1947
A4%s
1975
debentures- 1975
3 % s.
43
—
"50'
,
«a
414s
1st gtd 4s
Dye
4%s
51
"72
Mar-Sepf
APAe™ (Republic of) eternal 7s 1959
Mar-Sepf
A Nat loan
extl s f 6s 1st series
I960—June-Dec
,oan extl s f 6s 2nd series 1961
April-Oct
lAPoland (Republic
of) gola 63 1940
April-Oct
•
&
3%s
*—
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
lAPernambuco (State of) 7s 1947
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2,125%)
RR
sinking fund debentures -1982
s
3%s
99'A
1958-
to
97%
—
Mar-Sept
subord
conv
Chemical
5%s
A5%s
4%s
2%s debeutuces 1971
117
"99'A
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
§A6s extl loan
(30-yr) 1953
6s due 1953 extended to
1963
100
96%
91
4
~
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
AND
3%s debentures 1973_.
21
114%
—
ApriZ-Oct
1952
16
97%
—
84
May-A'ou
1972—_ Jaw-July
mtge 3 %s
Susquehanna
Inc
2%s
21
Feb-Aug
1970—June-Dee
1972
94%
176%
90%
84%
3%s' 1967—
27/os
20%
"111
Mar-Scot
April-Oct
100
■*95%
—Jujle-Dec
5s conv subord debs 1977—.
American Telephone & Telegraph Co—
2%s
debentures, 1980_
18%
(interest
4s
of)
"20
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
1905
96'A
90%
187% 187%
187%
,,
American Machine & Foundry Co—
4%s subord ,conv debs 1981
Mar-Sept
2008
29%
£7%
28
176%
99
Feb-Aug
1961™_June-Dep
1971——
debentures,' 1986_:
2%s debentures 1982-
April-Oct
1958
24
17%
91%
97%
June-Dec
—A:
2%s
1963-Jan-July
f extl loan new 1965
(City
13%
19
"17'/4
1959
Norway (Kingdom of) —
External sinking fund old
4'As
4%s debt adj
&
4%s
(interest
reduced to 2.125% ) 2008
extl sink fund 6%s
ASecured
IA Nuremberg
"17'A
"20
lAMilan (City of) 6%s 1952
Minas Geraes
(State)—
ASecured extl sinking fund
6%a
102%
21V2
■
.to
*85
Airlines 3s debentures 1966
June-Dec
American Bosch Corp. 3%s s f debs 1964—May-Nov
American & Foreign Power deb 5s 2030
Mar-Sept
4.80s junior debentures 1987_!
Ja7t-June
_Jan-July
(1942 agree't)
Stamped pursuant
14
(assented to 1922
ASmall
Co-1st
American
Jaw-July
1963_Jaw-JuIy
§ ASmnll
AGs
—
>13%
-
lATreasury 6s of 1913
agreement) 1933
r-4 O CD
June-Dec
——;
Grept Southern
Aluminum
June-Dec
—
__
881/2
*90%
on
Aluminum Co of America 3VoS 1964
3s s f debentures 1979^
18%
18%
"18'A
assented
1963
4s conv subord debs
19
"18'A
ASmall
coupon
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
Allegheny Ludlutn Steel Corp—
14%
g A Small
100
(I_
'■
*164
April-Ocf
April-Ocf"
1953-
extended to
1961
Allegheny & Western
"13%
IA 4s of 1910 assented to 1922 agree¬
ment) 1945
83
Jan-July
mortgage 3'/as. 1984_—
Allied
-
(1942 agree't)
$ scries
dktended to
Alabama Power
16
91%
(assented to 1922 agree't)
assented
1952
1
124
195%
Jan-July
1954,
new
1-5
191%
.
Alabama
ALarge
A4s
88
Jan-July
RAILROAD
117
191%
196&_Jan-July
agrcc't)
June-Dec
15
191 '/*
67
4%s
(1942
19
High
"112
1968
ASmall
s
87
(Republic of)—
5s new assented
A4s of 1904
4%s
59'A
March
1st nitge
due
6s
May -Nov
1908
22
*15%
1965
AYolcohama-(City of)'Cs of '20
118
.
(1942 agreem't)
100
*21
1971
A4%s assented 1958
33
118
58
Jan-July
1943—-
*98
—June-Dec
——June-Dec
3%s external readjustment 1984-1—
Jan-July
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dept of)
W,
A Warsaw (City)-, external: 7s 1958
Feb- Aug
101%
57%
June-Dec
8A4%s assented (1922 agreement) 1943
§A4%S' small
58
May-Nov
April-Oct
1957
AMedellin
June-Dec
1962
External conversion 1979-;
May-Nov
3%s-4%s-4 ,°cs external conversion 1978_June-Dec
4s-4%s-4%« external readjustments 1978 Feb-Aug
85
95%
69
"112
May-Nov
...
f
s
*188
(Republic oft— >
."
(dollar bond of 1937)—External
readjustment 1979—.
—May-Hoy
19%
165%
78%
.
57%
June-Dec
-Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
12%
Co Ltd—
Power
140-yr)
1953
21%
13%
102
160%
"98Vh
Jan-July
Jaw-July
-
1
3%«-4s-4%s
,
85
„Jaw-July
Mar-Sept
f 3s 1977
13
Uruguay
Italian Public Utility Institute—
s
13
Low
(City of)—
J A 6s
for Public Works
30-year gtd ext « f 3s 1977
§A7s series B 1947
13
No.
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—"
140%
118
2,
21
18
—
funding 4%s 1900—————April-Ocf
Heidelberg (City of) ext 7%s 1950—
Jan-July
Helsingfors (City) external 6%s 1900
April-Oct
Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977—
.Jan-July
Italian Credit Consortium
,v
19%
19
&
30-year gtd ext
Electric
§ A With
8s
130% 131
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
1946——
1
g A5s sterling loan of '12 1952-————JMar-Sepf
j
—
part paid 1966
(.State
132
—.
5%s loan 1930 due 1965:
June-Dec
Greek Government—
A7s part paid 1964_:
——-———May-Noo
AOs
13
5%s due 1961 extended to 1971—
—.—June-Dec
(extl loan 1924 Dawes loan) —
§A7s gold bonds 1949
German Govt International (Young loan)
13
June-Dec
4%s
of)
Jan. 1
—May-Nov
A5%» extl loan of '27 1961
1930—
1972
(Union
Range Since
Sold
1962—.—May-Hov
external
5%s due 1971 extended to 1981.
92%
70
4
German
lAHambnrg
Africa
Tokyo
Apr-Oct
1960
bonds
92
issue—
J.t-53
1972
Bonds
High
(Prov of) external 7s 1958
A4%s assented 1958
95%
5
•
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
1962
secured
or
Sale Price
—
ASilesia
76%
South
11
external
B
Week's Range
Last
Fenod
(Kingdom)
SA6%s 1st mtge s f 1952
6%s due 1952 extended to
163
76%
/
series
Interest
Exchange
Slovenes
secured
A5%s
issue
coiiveisioii
dollar
4s
&
.Stock
Sliinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
10-year bonds of 1936
Prussian
Croats
A7s
75%
1
74
72%
of)—Ext loan of 1924
bonds
York
A8s
1976—Jaw-July
A Estonia
B O N D S
Range Since
—
bonds Jan
dollar
f
s
Bonds
High
1
extl
1
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
El
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER
Friday
Last
Sale Price
^
1965-
Mar-Scpf
June-Dec
58%
—
4
98
•
58%
72%
101'/a
65
72 7 »
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
100
64%
82 %
*77
781/4
79
82 %
80
86%
79
75
82%
U
Number 5679
186
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1523)
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Interest
BONDS
New
York
Last
Period
block Exchange
or
.
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
series A 1995
Jan-July
4%s series A Jan 1 2020
May
A Gen mortgage 4 Vis series B Jan 1 2020
May
Central RR Co of N J 3 Vis 1987
Jan-July
Central New York Power 3s 1974
April-Oct
74 Vb
74 Vi
70
84
72
86%
87 Va
63
58
77
53 Vi
52
59%
Co—
3 Vis
Central Pacific Ry
refund
94
95
91%
91%
93 Vi
1 97%
—
99\i lOQ^.i
98
85^86
85%
86Vii 86 Vi
95 *c * 95 Va
86%
1996__.Feb-.AHg
95 '
1973—June-Dec
R & A div first cousol gold 4s 1989
Jan-July .' /
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
Jan-July *
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
'
' V.
General 4s 1S58-.
—Mar-Sept
.First and refunding mortgage 3V'as 1985—Feb-Aug First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1970—Feb-Aug ► •'
1st & ref mtge 3s 1990
—Feb-Aug
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR-r- '• *:' •
; '
/".AGeneral mortgage inc conv 5s 1997
April
M 3Vis series H
*90
„
3 Vis
—
91%
100%
1985—-^-—May-Nov
May-Nov ' ""
Erie 1st gold 5s'1982—
May-Nov
3%s.series B
mortgage
Chicago &
:101%
99 Vi
17
99 Vi
85%
87%
82
80%
86 %
78
27
77
101%
75
81%
64
10
63
71
*82 Vi
*80Vi
63
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
vAlst mortgage 4s* inc series A Jan 1983.
105
:
4%s inc ser A Jan 2003
'
Cllicago Milwaukee St Paul & Racific RR—
■ - . .- u .
First mortgage 4s series A 1994
—Jan-July
;
General mortgage 4 Vis inc ser A Jan 2019—April
4%s conv increased series B Jan 1 2044
April...,.
A2nd mortgage
»,.>
Qhicago & North Western Ry—
Second mortgage conv inc .4%s Jan 1
First mortgage es series B: 1989
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
1st mtge 2%s ser A
1980
—
First and
ii..
v
»
79
8i
r
79 Vi
debentures
4
62
Vi
10
56
65%
52 Vi
53 Vi
; 73
52
61%
129
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53
70
66 Vi
65%
70%
74
79
GO
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1
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-
; ';
87
61%
61%
61
61'%
61
^
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70
92%
92%
90
97 V»
*92"'
93%
89%
81%
92 Vi
92 Vi "92 Vi
87 Vi
85
85
——Mar-Sepf '
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.,
95%
96 Vi
16
95%
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97%
146
97%
101%
22
88%
90
90
90
97
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64 Vi
83
97
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122
84 V4
Va
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102%
96
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31
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■
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76
95
——
,
70 V
76
62 V
62 Vi
1
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83 Vi
78%
90
88 Vi
89%
85%
96
2
■
62
80
80
84
100%
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4%s
Firestone
94%
■" 90%
90r#':
92 V
90%
229
2
series A
debentures
series
B
1975
1975—.
series C
1977,—
D'1979—
1980——4
3%s debentures series F 1981———
3%s debentures
:83-%"
June-Dec
—Feb-Any
April-Qct
101%
108%
91
76%
89%
85
87
3%s debentures series- E
first
Southwestern
84
conv
5s
94%
2
87
5
98%
100Vi
404
105%
26
103
33
119%
133%
.
87%
.
.
debentures 1999—
{ debentures 1999_
1 debentures -2001
27/bS s
90
101
,*
93 Vi
9 5 Vi
92%
40
115
4s
conv
General
81%
83 Vi
82%
84%
78
75%
83 Va
81
81
83
84
4%s 1982
debentures
subord
First and
First and
and
First
1st
&
ref
.
1st ref M 2%s .series T 1976—.
1st ref mtge s
Consolidated
.,
' •
87
84
91'A
81%
"•
8314 ' 83 V
1978
in
U
S
(stpd
dollars)
96%
.
•
i95Vb
1975-
Continental Baking 3s debentures
3%s subord conv debs 1980
Continental Can
debs
3Vis
1965—
Co 3Vis
Crane
s
Crucible Steel Co
86%
Vi
f
h
88%
77 Vi
77 Vi
v
87%
85 Vi
90 Vi
90
88%
95%
85
96
84
*85%
89%
"
*80
%02
f
debs
of Am
Cuba
102%
104
104%
1970—June-Dec
•'
mortgage
4s
June
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RANGE
BONDS
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Yerk Stock Exchange
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1989
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N
100%
84%
Bonds
Hiqh,
"
Co—
Refunding 6c Impt 4%s series
85
99%
•
1st
KAsas City Terminal
Ry 2%s
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4%s debs
;
170
91
91
lOOli lOOVi
Range
riaay's
New York Central RR Co-
Consolidated
"99% lOOVi
841
'
92
146
Tel
6c
Bell Telephone 3 Vis 1988
New Jersey Junction RR
gtd first 4s
New Jersey Power <fc
Light 3s 1974
New Orleans Terminal 33,4S 1977
92 Vi
91
Tel
New Jersey
89
83
92
England
First guaranteed 4%s series B
Js debentures 1982
3s debentures 1974
94
86
"80
Jan-July
,
84
10
87 Hi
"75
Jan-July
mortgage 2%s 1978...
1st mortgage 2%8 1980
Kansas City Southern
Ry Co—
1st mtge 3%s series C
1084
86
90%
"85
Mar-Sept
1977
73
75 %
"84
—Jan-July
Corp
High
*82
—_Apr-Oct
Jamestown Franklin & Clear 1st 4s
1959—June-Dto
Jersey Central Power 6c Light 27/as
1976—Mar-Sept
joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Mar-Sept
Kanawha 6c Mich 1st mtge 4s 1990
April-Oct
Kansas City Power 6c
Light 2%s 1970
June-Dec
unguaranteed
30%
Mar-Sept
Chemical
f debentures series A
4%s -s f debentures 1987—
I-T-E Circuit Breaker—
4%s conv subord debs 1982
18 Vi
84
1986—June-Dec
1977
s
57%
53
"76
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3 VaS
45
19 Vi
83
t
or
bid & Asked
Low
47
Low
Last
Sale Price
Period
47
84
MiarSept
Jan-July
C
Interest
Exchange
78%
May-Noo
1st mortgage 3.20s series I
1982
1st mortgage 3%s series
J 1981
1st mtge 4HaS ser K 1987
Stock
Jan. 1
No.
Week'a
Friday
York
National Supply 2%s debentures 1967
Nutional Tea Co 3 Vis conv 1980
5s s f debentures 1977
"82%
May-Nor
1980
Sold
New
Jiiqh
78Hi
1984.—Jun--J'By
1st
Range Sinee
18 Vi
--.June-Deo
1974
C
Consol
ENDED OCTOBER 4
BONDS
Bonds
45
45
1979—May-Nos
1979
FOR WEEK
1
Range
Friday's
Bid 6c Asked
Low
...April-Oct
1931—Jan-July
A
or
Sale Trice
1957— Feb-Aug
1957
series
Week's
Last
Period
JHudson & Manhattan first 5s A
a
Friday
Interest
1
Jan-July
*94 Va
June-Dec
853i
85ni
6
83 Vi
8734
88'i
12
86
90%
94%
80%
80 V
80 Vi
5
79
89%
2
80
88
81%
90
May-Noo
May-Noo
ft
June-Dec
.Feb-Aug
82 Vi
Jan-July
1983
April-Oct
84 Vi
82 Vi
*83
June-Dee
1985
a
—
82 V
—
84
—.
*75
80
a
84
80
80
84%
84Hi
83
~D
91%
60
90 Vi
1957
Number 5679
186
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
(1525)
33
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
FOR WEEK
RANGE
BONDS
York
New
Interest
Exchange
Mock
l'eriod
Last
or
Sale Price
2%s debentures
4Us
suboid
conv
1964
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1987
debs
105%
Pillsbury Mills Ine 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Filtsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27As 1996__June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957~May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser 1 1963__Feb-A«g
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 19G4_May-Nov
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Wo.
93 hi
90
*31
Standard Oil
or
Standard
92
82
Co
sinking
4hts
83
Oil
(Ohio)
1973
—
*97
99%
98
101'/2
99
—
*98
"
'
——
*98%
—
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E* 1975
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Clicm 1st mtge 3 Us 1964
May-Woo
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965__Jan-J«Zy
•
—
—
•
——
97%
97 y2
97 Vi
97'A
'
100%
Swift & Co 2%s debentures
97%
94Vi
103%
a
96 V4
103 »A
73%
73
3
83'A
*96%
96 'A
96%
91%
95%
90 %
--a
90%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct "
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series B 1962
-_^_Feb-Aug
Plantation1 Pipe Line 2Us 1970
Mar-Sept
3 %s b f debentures 198G„
April-Oct
97
Texas
-
941/4
95
6
Gamble
&
Procter
debs
3%s
1961
•
*99% 101%
—
--
—
.
100
101 '/a
89 %
V
:■
89 '/a
'
3s
981V
debentures
1963—.
97%
98!'4
24
94
91%
May-Woo
<
92%
24
89%
91',2
10
102%
First and refunding mortgage 3 Us 1968__Jan-Jttlg
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First
and
*104
debentures
8s
and refunding mortgage 314s
3%s debentures 1975
debentures
1977
90'/a
—I
4Tes
93
104'%
'
-
Oil
1964
Jan-July
"
■
-
87
96%
First mortgage and
93
3s
89%
.
897i,
7
89%
97%
98%
--
99%
33
98%
100%
Jan-July
*31%
--
--
90
—>
Radio
Corp of America 3%s conv 1980—June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995
May-Nov
I
89%
89! 2
Reynolds. 1R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Riieem Mfg Co 3%f? debs 1975_
——-Feb-Anp
Riiine-Westplialia Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950
May-Woo
§ADirect mtge 6s 1952
;
May-Nov
gAConsol mtge 6s 1953
Feh-Aug
a Consol
mtge 6s 1955——ApriZ-Oct
90'A
65
*
65
150
87%
8
64%
82%
82%
2
80
85
5
84
6s
adjustment
bonds—
series
A
91
1978_
--
4'%s series
C
1978
'
General mortgage 3 "As series J
Rohr
Aircraft
\5'As
—
180
—
-~
152
debentures
debs
mtge
&
f
s
*80
coll
debs
trust
1975
3%8
1972
1
72
77 %
78%
4
72
78%
U
Rubber
S
Louis-San
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1969
1977
Francisco Ry
mortgage
1st
—
debs
income
5s
B
90
Ti— —
First
92
93
89
44
112
71%
91
87
"I
71%
71%
*
82%
—
71%
mtge 3s series B
73%
73! '3
27
73%
63
%
45
61%
75
75
6
mm—'
•'
Mar-Nov
80
■
59
59
57%
*85
'Aim
4%s
*80
—
92%
subord
81
'—mm
-
91
*90
—
Shell
Union
Oil
96
91'%
99',i
102'%
105'%
77%
85%
—
debentures
1971
1951
,
South
North
&
2'/as
Ala
99%
95-hi
4'/2S
conv
First 4%s
(Oregon Lines)
4has
1909
Gold
57
85
104'A
94%
98
4 has
1973
92
85
82
3%s
Southwestern
80',2
3%s
95
80
78
•
—
82'2
5
Standard
Coil
Standard Oil
63 %
*62
June-Dec
*131
—
84
160
161
162
162 '
11
88
88
162
137
G7
119
152
90
115
112
51
93
90
90
*99
*80 ha
78'A
first
4s
80
■
82
*84'A
87'/a
99 ha
11
79'A
79 ha
4
ser
conv
debs
75 ha
91 "2
37
87 3i
101%
91%
127
9<1'A
101 Va
Winston-Salem S B first
84%
86
42
84
97
83
83
2
82
86
86
Wisconsin
*66
,•
60 %
14
71
1
98%
107
98% '
98%
Yonkers
Electric Light
a
Deferred
included
*77
82%
*31
87
in
the
delivery
sale
year's range.
1967
June-Dec
77
75
77
19
April-Oct
102
101
102
226
85
85
88%
88%
1
88
89%
125
62 !4
63
66'A
not
11
year's range,
84
A Bonds
73 ha*
63
74
78
85%
85
85
85
94
*90
included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale
Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year's range. rCash
y Ex-coupon.
^Negotiability impaired by maturity.
as being in bankruptcy,
142'A
100
100'A
62'A
16
63
65%
Jan-July
2%s 1976_Jan-J«Z2/
^Companies reported
92
98 ha
91 ha
99%
6 8'A
101
*—
95'A
122%
87'/a
*98% 101'A
Jan-July
93'A
88'A
88
89
*—
99'/a
86
85
7
85
88
88
90
81
12
93%
93 ha
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being
87%
,
82%
3has conv 1982
88
88
*82 V*
April-Oct
the
the
95%
103%
99'A
<1
93%
97%
90
*99% 100
Feb-Aag
included in
84
75
82
.
—
—April
93'A
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
not
—
1985—_April-Oct
56
15
1971-
& Power
.64'/a
29
Mar-Sept
116
65
.57%
57
93'A
*87
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s 1979
Public Service 3'/4s
109
3 03%
18
56-
93'A
Co—
Wisconsin
93%
101
—
1960
88
96
109 '/a
95
93'A
mtge 4%s inc seriA Jan 1 2029
-May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976—,—June-Dec
77
3»
102%
101
105% 106%
—
66
91
*92
II'
■
RR
4s
,
"21
57
Jan-July
-—May-Woo
100'/a
89"%
96%
58 ha
57'A
83
88
88
58
83
59
94'A
94'A
91%
Gen
59%
*
71
59 7 a
Central
f debs
1st mtge 4s series A 2004
J
—
3 has s
76
68%
54'/a
83
94'A
May
1975-
76 ha
69
*78'A
Apr-Ocf
A
93%
89%
80
Jan-July
1981—Jan-July
1984
85 ha
79'A
*88
April-Oct
91 ha
101 ha
99
99%
99%
102
101'A
*99
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
3hiS
92
*82
June-Dec
guaranteed 2361,
Co
R.R
80
98 ha
96
debentures
Pacific
income
88
80
84
*81
Jan-July
—
I
registered 2361
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969
33/is
130% 173
—
Shore
90'/a
79
ir
May-Woo
1974
series
88%
Jan-July
conv
•
160
1966
3'/as
3%S
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3!4s series C 1970
First mortgage 3'/4 s scries D 19G7-.
114
62
.
Electric
Power
5s
85
101%
113
103'A 104
Penn
Penn
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
■
May-Nov
5s
77 ha
*85
90! 2
gold 4%s 2013
Products
(Indiana)
—
*80'A
74
91%
1996
debs
80
75
60
Western
83%.
77
—
—
103%
3%8 ser A '75—June-Dec
2%s
97'A
102%
-
100
11
80
*56'A
-91 'A
1983
first
97
96
*75
Co—
3 '/as series C 1979
5V2S debentures 1982
90%
73
80'i
'
May-Woo
Tel
98
101%
94
100 ha
100 !o
May-Nov
3#t mortgage
Northeastern RR—
Bell
*—
April-Oct
1995
May-Nov
1977
debentures
96
-
90
94
96
-
87 ha
99'/a
86
*—
April-Oct
Jan-July
1958
5s
Western
88
95
—
*77
May-Nov
ASpokane Internal
92
91'A
91'A
90
92
80'/a
95
*—
91!A
*68%
4s
93
80%
— mm
*95%
—
2%$ series E 1986—,
Jan-July
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
-Man-July
First mortgage 2'As series G 1961
Jan-July
1st mtge 5',4s series II 1983
Apr-Oet
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
Orleans &
1976
——Mar-Sept
A 1977
Memphis Div first gold 5s
99
119%
90
—
*69
West
117'A
103'A
457
93
*80%
■
.
Mortgage
Joint
RR
West
89%
82%
23
*93
—
First
New
.
4s series B 1957—May-Nov
1980
Wilson & Co. first mortgage 3s 1958
1981
1st mtge
Southern Pacific RR Co—
.
Westchester Lighting, gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
103%
100%
•
92
103'A 105%
105
—Jan-July
Jan-July
;
San Fran Term
80%
*
85'A
90
*82%
4s Income series A Jan 1981
April
mtge 'ncomc 4'/4S series B Jan 1991—April
mortgage 3!4s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd g'old 3his 2000
Feb-A?<g
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Southern Pacific Co—
First
consolidated
Whirlpool Corp
Gold
95
Electric & Power Co—
West
Jan-July
Co
34
Gen mtge
Edison Co—
convertible debentures 1970
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Gas
96
Gen
——
97%
56
103%
2
81%
84%
Feb-Aug
3'.4s
Southern Natural
88
67
5
98 ha
96'A
98
*—
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1969
debentures
debs
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973
85%
V.
—
20
95
103
*84!
Jan -July
1987
California
subord
First
Co—
1585-
2%s debentures
Southern
95 %
103
-June-Dec
April-Oct
1963
,
debentures
99%
f'0%
Jan-July
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
3s debentures 1979
2%s
8
'
subord
Wabash
84%
«
June-Dec"
1976
RR gtd 5s
>,
Jau-July
conv
Virginian Ry 3s series B
—Mar-Sept
.
1986
Bkelly Oil 2 his debentures 1965
Bocony-Vacuum Oil
78%
2
*84%
y—
April-Oct
April-Oct
1982
§ASiemens & Halske 6%s
8
96
*
96
86
79'/a
80
68 ha
.68 'A
Corp of America—
1st & ref mtge 3'As ser J 1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
■*"*"
—-Jan-July
—
Sinclair Gil Corp 4%s conv debs
89'/a
92',
ha
June-Deo
1st mortgage & Refund 3:!'os ser I 1981
101%
20)1
94! 2
77%
Feb-Aug
3.20s s i debs
2%s
81'A
*80
>96
and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 23As ser H 1980
Mar-.Sept
93
.100'A
—
77',2
Ma7/-Nov
—
84
First
1977
19P2_
91
*83
-
First
—
96'k
93%
93%
Jane-Dec
debs
Pipe Line
86
1951—June-Dec
1951
conv
Virginia
103
96
87%
—
*
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
1974
debentures
5s
C
Vandalia RR consol gtd
68%
57%
63
91%
*90
May-Nov
1980—
Scars, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s debentures 1972—.
Service
series
4'As
80%
,
debentures 1977
Seagram (Jos E> & Sons 2%s 19G6
3s debentures
assented
Vanadium
86
61%
1989
f
s
1947
Participating ctfs 47As 1968
91
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
3%s
86
86
:
J an-July
Jan-July
sinking fund mtge series C
3'As
79%
83'%
__
63%
May-Woo
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
Bt Paul & Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968-Jnne-Dec
Bt Paul Union Depot 3%s B 1971
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989__May-Woo
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971—
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
1st
93
88
90
85
April-Oct
3'As
2006
certificates
ha
88
80
80
6'As sinking fund mtge series A 1951—June-Dec
3'As assented series A 1951
June-Dec
88
73%
MJar-Sep
Jan
A
*85%
—
May
1980—
ser
bond
4s
89
94
86
May-Nov
1967
debs series A 1947
3'As assented series A
-
84
89
Jan-July
1997
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
1973
1976
6',2 s
*85%
—
Jan-July
inc 4%s ser A Jan 2022—
mtge 4s ser
debentures
debentures
2%s
Co.—
series A
4s
ASecond mtge
"
96 ha
90%
United Steel Works Corp—
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971—
Mar-Sept
Bt Lawrence & Adirond'lc 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
Second gold 6s 1996
April-Oct
1st
2%s
96 ha
91
■
80
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Wow
April-Oct
Apr-Oet
Mar-Sept
>
1971
33As sinking fund debentures
1st mtge & coll tr 4'/as 1977
77%
77%
77%
78%
77%
77%
6'As
Bt.
176
94
Mar-Sept
1977
88
113
*87
May-Nov
1966__ApriZ-Oct
debs 1969
Biscuit Co of America 23,4s
4%s
152
'96
108 y4
Corp—
subord
conv
1st
-r..
.
114
94
85
-A
89
89
April-Oct
debs 1973
f
s
1st mtge & coll trust 3h23 1972—
.
85%
111"
-
.
*92'A
1976 _Feb-Aug
debentures
2%s
4!4s
Car
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
180
Corp—
subord
conv
*85
*92
June-Dec
1970
of California 2%s debs
Tank
3%s
.
-Man-July
Jan-July
J an-July
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
General mortgage 4%s series D 1977
-
108'A 110.....
110
v
June-Dec
May-Nov
1980
United. Gas Corp 2%s 1970
--
1978—
B
-
U
1
•
93ho
-
80
1971—May-Nov
3%8
"
4%s series
111
-
.
coll trust 23,4s 1975_Apri2-Oct
—May-Nov
1968
Pacific RR
United
92%
84
,
—
*
5148
.
~
84
86%
78
"85
*79
111
Mar-Sept
debs 1961
of Missouri
debentures
United Artists
82
99'A
82
*—
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
102%
82%
92
25
*83
impt 3%s 1960—June-Dec
mtge & coll tr 2%s
1st mtge 3!4s 1982—
94
83%
99
79 Va
—
93%
June-Dec
1974
33,oS
~
1st
Union Electric Co
"
90
'83'A
18
83%
93
Feb-Aug
1986———_April-Oct
and
93
6
93
Union
Debt
*80'A
1982—
3has
81
87%
*—
91'A
85
■
__Mar-Sept
debentures
2%s
debs
Co
80 %
—
.87
.
46
91
*
—
78%
80'/a
1
*80'A
*85
83'A
Inc—
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s
Union
Oats
98
84'A
'
Orleans
Ohio Cent ref
Union Oil
Quaker
New
subord.
Tol &
87%
84'A
of
Products
Tidewater
111%
173%
93
1983—April-Oct
Apr-Oct
—
4-;as
98
162
■
*163
■—
June-Dec
1972
1st
91%
;
—
.
2037
June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—_Ma?/-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_JaMe-Dec
3%s
refunding mortgage
RR
Term
Thompson
*
92
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Texas
"
Mar-Sept
Publie, .Service Electric & Gas Co—
90
93%
82
84
1970—April-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—April-Oct \
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000—.
June-Dec
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1
100 r*
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and refund M 3!'4S series B
First
106%
89
Orleans RR—
New
&
99 ha
April-Oct
May-Nov
4s series C 2019
1985
1965
,
Texas Corp 3s debentures
'
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94
,
and impt 27As series D
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98
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._May-Woo
1972—
1973
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.
7
4
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88'A
80'A
84
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97
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80 V*
84'A
1982-— .Ma a-July
debentures
fund
High
19
85 ha
2%s debentures 1966— .Man-July
.Man-July
Superior Oil Co 83/4S debs 1981_
Surface Transit Inc
1st mtge Cs 1971-. .-May-Nov
Oil
Sunray
100
Low
No.
—
Stauffer Chemical 37/as debs
99'A
Jan. 1
Sold
High
82!
'
*99
Range Since
Fonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
84 •'
debentures 2%s 1971. —May-Nov
.Man-July
1974
(N J)
debentures
2%s
115
86
—
Last
Sale Price
Period
Exchange
Stock
Low
95
101!4
3
York
High
91%
1,280
90
*
Low
0
103!4 105!a
New
Jan. 1
Interest
'
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
High
93%
Week's Range
Friday
Friday's
Low
Phillips Petroleum
ENDED OCTOBER 4
Week's Range
Friday
not
sale
„
nn
receivership, or reorganized under Section 77
companies.
transacted during current week.
,
.
^
selling flat.
■
:.
■
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In the
stock
or
bond in which any
AND
we
furnish
a
Friday
Range
Sale Price
Acme
Precision
Consol
1
7'A
1
1
*
1%
Supply
Ainsworth
For
Manufacturing
footnotes
see
5%
Jan
900
6'A Aug
11%
Apr
30
Feb
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
Alabama Gas Corp
common
page
37.
5
Sep
*7%
7%
900
5% Mar
5»/a
Inc
Industries
x3% July
6!a
23
Manufacturing Corp
Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Aeronca
Aero
Industries
300
Air
5 !A
800
5
1%
2
1.200
1
9
9
100
9%
9%
3,800
Sep
% Mar
7"4 Mar
5%
Jan
9!4 Aug
10%
Jan
The July
9
Oct
11% Aug
Way
Inc
3
50o
2
Alabama Great Southern
50
Alabama Power 4.20%
preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co
10
5% cumulative preferred
-100
Alaska Airlines Inc—
)—1
Week's
wnei^jier„
>r>
Sales
Range
tor Week
of Prices
Shares
2'A
2
28
-
27%
1% Aug
2'A
1,700
n
2,600
% Aug
2,200
27y4 Aug
%
•%
Range Since Jan.
Low
High
Low
Par
Low
-
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Shares
4
6A
Inc
Acme Wire Co common
Adam
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
High
Monday,,
ENDED OCTOBER 4
V
Corp class A.
Products
.
of Prices
Low
FOR WEEK
Sales
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Aberdeen Petroleum
RECORD
complete report of the transactions on
RANGE
STOCKS
TEARLY
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
dealings have occurred during the current year.
following extensive list
Sept. 30 and ending Friday, Oct. 4.
.
28
144
84
84
23%
23%
75
83
Sep
Jun
1
High
5 Ya
1
34%
160
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
92% Apr
3%
4
1,200
Jan
23%
Oct
31%
81%
500
Jun
89
Jan
3% May
5
July
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, October 7, 1957
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
tufilm** Stock Exchange
Allied
Allied
.10*
High
6
Feb
3% Feb
6%
Sep
Canada
2'/a
27b
700
~2%
"27b
"274
6,900
convertible
7%
7%
200
Control
Inc
Co
30%
28'/a
337b
3,700
"9%
~87b
~9Vs
5,700
.10
■
——1
Allied Internat'l Investing cap stock—1
Allied
Paper Corp
Aluminum
(3.75
Co
—,—
Aluminum
Goods
100
Manufacturing
pfd
conv
American
Electronics
17b
100
6974
6974
100
Inc
American
Natural Gas
Co
6%
16%
16 «/4
17%
8,500
30
24%
24%
257b
500
—1
"7%
"71/8
"774
6,800
•
29%
29 y2
30
7
Sep
27% Aug
18
Petrofina Ino class A
American
Photocopy Equip Co
Seal-Kap common
American
Thread
Mines
ll7/s
11%
12%
27'A
26
28
12%
12%
1,100
1
3%
3%
100
B
—1
21%
21%
100
1
3
12%
11
11
10,800
19 %
11%
4%
4%
74
%
Yi
12% Oct
3% Sep
19% Sep
7% Feb
800
4 Ms
2,800
3,000
3
4.71
,
11%
4% Jan
23% Mar
15% Aug
7 % May
4% Sep
% Sep
13% Feb
9% Sep
16% May
17% Jan
6% Sep
10%
Jan
6%
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Appalachian Eleo Power 4 Mi ft pfd—100
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp..
1
4%
4%
4%
300
89%
X89%
80
85
Aug
8 8'A
37%
90%
38%
6,500
33
Jan
41 %
23'A
23
23%
13,400
20
Feb
28% Aug
91
91
25
5
13%
xl5%
Arkansas Leulslana Gas Co
4.72%
Power
A
1
Light—
warrants—
Armstrong Rubber Co class A_
Aro Equipment
Corp
Assoc Artists Productions
Inc
Associate Electric IndustriesAmerican dep rets reg
474
1
A Gas
4%
13'/a
13%
13%
15%
15%
25s
200
8%
89% Aug
4% Sep
1,400
1,100
4,300
3.50
~8V*
8
8-
1
Co.
2%
1%
2%
2
800
,.
Carter
'*■ *
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas Consolidated
Mining &
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option
warrants
Atlas Plywood
Corp—
Audio Devices Inc
Automatic Steel Products Inc
—•
1
'—•
l'/a
Casco
Jan
July
1%
Sep
3%
Jan
2%
Oct
5 %
Jan
93% Sep
1%
1,000
1
Jan
33%
33
400
33
Sep
103%
Feb
1%
(A
A
M)
13%
13%
5
-—100
10
Vis
13%
3%
3%
1
,
5%
9%
12% Sep
3% Oct
3,200
4
5
22,500
12,400
Central
26%
Illinois
Central
Conv
Ltd
Secur
Corp
Jan
A
Baldwin
Securities
Consolidated
Clark
Oil
Controller
——4
Manuiacturing
Co.'.:
Club
Corporation
37b
Barcelona Tr Light A Power
Ltd
Barium
Steel
Corp
Barry Controls Inc class
Basic Incorporated
Bayview
6%
Oil
conv
80o
•
—1
B
.1
1
Corp
—.25c
class A_
Ties
2ft
12,600
4
4
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14%
(8)
C)
A Co
Co
Inc
Foote
19,400
774
300
1474
74,
7',4
37b
157 b
-
7
Sep
14'A Sep
7/b Sep
1,700
1
7,200
714
v
100
37 b
7
Bridgeport Gas
Co
Manufacturing Co common
British American Oil Co
Jan
Aluminum
Products
Caribbean
L
12
%
12%
Jan
Jun
18% May
2% Jan
8% Jan
Jun
Feb
1374 Sep
40% Sep
14%
Jun
48%
Jan
1374
1,100
1074
2,600
7',4
7'A
1,500
674 Mar
15%
1574
150
1274 Feb
m***
7%
9%
9'/a
100
474
300
29'/a
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200
20o
9
May
9'/a
Sep
4 74
Jan
47b
Sep
283/a Aug
86
Sep
6% Mar
6% Jan
Colonial
Sand
A
Oils
8%
"«'/8
874
13,000
57b
6'A
2,100
(
„•
_
44%
417 b
—
447b
12,700
13%
Jan
8% May
16
Sep
9% Sep
Hotel
Public
5%
Apr
Mar
7
94
American dep rets ord
reg
Brown
Company
common
15%
Jun
4%
cumulative
Brown
Bruce
Brack
Rubber
ext to
Vtc
Consol
1965
Diesel
'-.
1
Electric
Stores
Corp..'
Royalty
Continental Air
Oil—_—,
Mines
800
8% Aug
400
'16%
15% Sep
2% July
~8%
700
2%
1,000
5%
6%
900
5%
~7%
~774
200
7%
Sep
2%
Oct
A
voting
-7%
-
;
6%
Calgary A Edmonton Corp Ltd
10c
--1
$3.00 preferred
page
12%
500
Corp
'.""•'ft'r
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co..
Cork Internat'l
(Md)
"A"
Crawn
47a *-4%
•
•.*
.'H
Cuban
American
Cuban
Atlantic
Cuban
Tobacco
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Curtis
9%':
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a
■'
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17%* •<*
2.50
1674"."18
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v
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Jun
23
Jan
3
July
10% Jan
3% May
(The)
Co
$S\*' -3;
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•
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,6s 8d
Diversey (The) Corp—
:——...1'
Dome Exploration Ltd
L_—2.50
.,
l]?f
Ys.'-e
4%
4%
n
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-
700
1,200
1%
Sep
4%
Oct
28,600
ft Oct
4V4 Feb
2
27%
29%
5,000
2
2%
3,000
13
13%
6,900
25
17b
13
Feb
174 May
5'A July
38
July
Sep
374
14%
4,100
Harris
'
'
3% Sep
4
-Sep
1% Jan
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
•6% Jan
212
46
16.% Jan
Apr
,rJuly
/11%: Sep
3% July
15% May
•.'■Oii/Jan
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14% Apr
30% July
•
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Power
36
Co;
M
15% '^XVz-
(Allen
B)
"52
51-
f
1
474
1
Duniop Rubber CO Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co
Durham Hosiery class B common
Duro Test Corp common
2674
Oct
•
2374
Apr-
Jan
10% Jun
•
69%.May
30% July
-t'r
"474". \47i
4/100
V
41
a
Sep
eYa'Apr
2%
4%
4%
43b
500
Apr
2(| Aug
3%
Feb
5% May
6
*
Vt
Aug
14%
■—11
31
of America—
700
'
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—10s
1
Corp
51
31% Mar
v
Sep
pi
24/
Dynamics
7%
•
Duval Sulphur A PotaSh Co.L———.—*
Apr
4% Sep
3074 "Apr
157b Sep
200
28%, 28% :
Laboratories-
Common
2,180
6/700
•
c--_.
v
-
DuMont
Jan
9% Jan
_L10
Co__—
'400
24
3%
\ 3%'
12.900
Feb
24
Oct
3%
Sep
8
July
19y2 Sep
Jan
■29 y2
7% Jan
E
52 %
52
53
5174
Sep
60
Apr
*4 "2
4174
A»lg
50
Mar
~4%
Eastern
Malleable
13,500
4%
Oct
6
Apr
Eastern
States
26%
27%
350
25%
Jan
e%
6%
13,300
6 74
~6U
146
.11%
-
•
23b
•'*il7^5«4^"'^-200
10
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6% Feb
39% May
6
19% July
41
July-6% Jun
*4%
200
800
5
-Feb
27% Sep
133
Aug
674, Jun
Jan
Oct
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l%'4''-4-l5-~.'.'20.W
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13
Duke
4% Jan
6% Apr
7%
2% Aug
36% Jan
•
DorrTOliver
Feb
•
lS%May
33y4 Aug-
A
3iJan
7,600
2%
-•
%
Jan
Dominion Tar A Chemical Co
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common
Driver
%
13%
v
Af.
*
Jan
2%
*
■
Club Inc.——l,\ 3874 :,.
16%
/8
28%
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-! -4JV4:
600
;
Apr
15% Jan
Jun.
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.
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Ltd—
12
July
8
10
-Sep
1% Jan
32% July
3% Sep
.
r:
Jan
May
2% Jan
Apr
12
100
1,500
Jan
50
Apr
10%
300
12%
5%
23%
>
'
700
12%
Jan
7
Jan
Jan
6
Sep
Sep
1
200
22% May
Jan
8%
33
'
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18% Feb
/.I 6% May
..5
13% Oct
774
10% Jan
1474
Sep
,9
50c
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd———
Dominion Steel A Coal ord
2%
16 Vb Mar
...
Ts"^ *-yv'
-LI
700
Sep
9
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Distillers
Jan
28%. Aug
-
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——
22%
600
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1
Gray Iron Foundry
-1
Development Corp of America-—-'—1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd.
L
25c
Sep
..25-vv: 1578;, Sep
374 Sep
;
6,000
feu-4,000
—r10c
common
Feb
13% Aug
8% Apr
.17b Aug
•'
class A
July
May
6%
%7.0.^
4
1
Dejay Stores common.—
Dempster Investment Co~__L
Dennison
5
96
13%
2.50
...
14
4
Sep
81% Feb
'M-lit-A, Ht4%?*.29,200
•'l'/a
.
Day Mines Inc—
July
11% Jun
29% Apr
6 • Mar
;..5% Apr
9,00
157a ?4157in./
33
Mills—
Oct
Sep
4%, i Sep
900
is '374;i;. 4:v
D
Hosiery
Sep
974
300
174 ''.~l% ;i;
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July
17% July
% July
•
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%c
A
18
Mar
May
24%. Jan
common
Lighting Inc common^
Manufacturing Co class
Jan
11 %
^-5,§00
21,400
6% G 6%
- L.1474
—•
common
4.
gVv'? 97a
14
L_60c
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc
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174
24% May
9%' Jan
-L.
817a''--83%
83--; v
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CO—
Sugar
7% Sep
Jan
1,100..
'
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partic..—
2E&
Drug Co comraoiu.;
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
$1.12 preferred,
Jun
6%. Feb'
16
1
—A
5
...
Cent Petroleum
Jun
12% Jan
10%
»
Sep
15
'•1
110/3 *^11%
fiCO
9%-i l'0- t^-'■ 1,000
1.50
Grown
15%
Aug
Sep
,
Ltd—
v\
American dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
Creole Petroleum common—
5
Crown
Jan
m Oct
-
Apr
7
•
2,100
2%
—5
9,SCO
5
.1
Courtaulds
$P
37.
2,400
20
—J
Reynolds common
$1 preferred class A
3
—-50
Campbell Chllbougamau Mines Ltd—1
67't
6%
<
—K
Corroon A
-1
$2.50
preferred
Calvan Consol Oil A Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance
87a;Jim
.15
14
Wc
—•
6%
Jan
6% Jan
30
f* tAn
*
Feb
5 74-Mar
2%
.
2%
10c
common
; 1.9(^0
,12 "
~7
•
5c ;
Crowley Milner A Co
.
21%
"
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Coro Inc
Cott Beverage
7%
Sep
1 Va May
Sep
Sep
1% Oct
2,160'
1
-
■
Calif Eastern Aviation Inc
California Electric Power
see
July
6% May
13% Jan
nVz Feb
Jan
6%-oct
,
li'
13%
14
Ltd—
footnotes
Oct
8% Jun
—1
Company——2.50
8%
2% Feb
19
19%
15% July
27% Mar
.•
Incv——__._L.__——7.
$2 preferred!
32.50
Douglas Oil Company—
—1
Dow Brewery Ltd..———...——
•
Draper Corp common
:
Drilling & Exploration Co—
.1
0
1
C A C Television Corp
Cable Electric Products
Sep
Sep
Sep
8%
American dep rets ord eharest_3s 6d
Burroughs (J P) A Bon Inc
1
Burry Biscuit Corp
12 %o
For
6
2%
10
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Burma
8%
16%
700
50c
preferred
preferred
(The)
8%~"
16
13
1,500
•
1
Buell Die A Machine Co
Bunker Hill
8%
6,300
6%
—1
convertible
serial
17%
6
*
F Company common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
C%
16%
2.50
B 6
60o
17
Sep
22 s,a
20
Distillery Ltd—— "
(H)
Class
.10%
10c
Inc
/Class B non-voting—
Cornucopia Gold Mines..
Diners'
Jun
Jan
9% Jun
3%
:18c
18c
:
Jan
23%
13%
2%
36%
Aug
11,200
.21%,.22%,
.
Engineering
leering—1
Corp..
Mar
15% Oct
16%
6% Apr
4%
Inc.—
A
60%
40% Sep
15%
13 %
Jun
-
3% July
4% Aug
rir-1.25'
Lines
Continental Aviation
43
Jun
Mar
"
10% Jan
13% Aug
,
10
31
25,500
4%
Apr
4% Mar
9% Jan
25
10c
Sep
100
5
1% Jan
100
Inc___._-.u_—i_l
Feb
Jun
Jan
Jan
10
7% Jan
1,600
15%
21
3% Sep
8 % Sep
5
1,100
16%'
23% ,23%
•
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%
"
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40%
13%
-1
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16%
23%
Dayton Rubber Co class A
40%
10
(E L) Co common—Mills Ltd class B
11%
1
,-
9% Jun
5% Aug
2%"'Jun
■
3,600
'•100
,3O%^0%
•
3% Jan
-
4,200
' 5ivg.
24
1 Oct
18
1%;'!%'^ 18:300
30% :
Mining A Smelt Ltd—-*
Retail
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8%
15%
common
^ 2%'^:
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1
preferred
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2%
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•
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87
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V.V".3%^i3%- ^••'1.700
;
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5% Mar
Sep
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:v :':2,800 V
8
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Sep
29% May
$7
14
$6
Jan
•
Coinpo Shoe Machinery—
Jan
5ft July
5H Aug
55 % May
1
Brown Forman Distillers
,"..
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2% ;
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Feb
7'/a
5%
27 V*
32 V*
41%
5ft July
£1
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77a
18 it-
non*
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Jan
:
Mar
Connelly Containers Inc.———50c
Consol puban Petroleum Corp..—_20c
34% Mar
British
American Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord bearer.
-fl
Amer dep rets ord
reg
£1
British Columbia Power common——*
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
18 %
Co—
vtc—
Stone
Commodore
irrnAvwio
,
77a "V-;
Equipment Co
•
Development ordinary—___30s
Colon
'
*,
Cockshutt Farm
11% July
2% Feb
174
6%
73%'V;v73
■
1
11
73
-200
i
5%
1374
29
—-•
July
6%
4%
"974
•
Brillo
6% Mar
4
Jan
10%
1
Inc—,
Jan
3% July
3% Mar
5,100
"474
Brazilian Traction Light A Pwr ord—•
Breeze Corp common
*
Jan
13%
_
!
Gear Works
Oct
37b Sep
x57b Sep
16%
5%
common.
common,
prior cumulative
preferred.100
Borne Chemical
Company Inc—
5
Brad
574
1
6 Mi %
Bourjols
53/4
7
7
3Va Aug
2%
200
— _
Blumenthal
(H
50
27 b
"4
—.600
common——
1
Beck (A 8) Shoe
Corp
1
Bell Telephone of
Canada common—25
Belock instrument
Corp
50o
Benrus Watch Co Inc
1
Blckford's Inc common
Black Starr A Gorham
class
Blauner's common
Bohack
37 b
'2%
;—-7.60
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummell
2% Feb
274
'
-1
—-—
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7,301)
2%
-2374 Jan
9% '.Sep
23% Jun
.
10%-10% :II-
*
—1
Continental
27b
—lo
de los Andes—
American shares
Banff Oil Ltd
Sep
2ft Sep
5
Co—...
Jan
200
Jan
ey« July
6V4 Jan;'
7% Mar
1"*
46
15 Vb
Jan
•6%
46% Aug..
47a Jun
"I—10'"^
Corp
33% Sep
15
f >2%
..
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Mining——^——1
200
Jan
.
——1
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34%
Mar
A^k18.800
10
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
ine
Chicago Rivet A Machine
34
17
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•
10
Corp common
Charter Oil Co Ltd
Commercial
1
Corp
Banco
>3^
% •'
23%
4% Feb
.
2.50
Charis
Continental
21%
Sep
Sep
L,.6
■-
4% *X-5% "--'-3,400
47/8'A-j5%",--3,400
—•
America
21% Mar
'11% Sep
13
Sep
14% Feb
16 /.
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-
;,
5% Jan
Sep
July
of
16% Jan
50
±00
^"3,20(1
G% ''"^'3,200
aVJSep
5% ,Jun
;
21
Chamberlin Co
400
13,700
3%
r
5%'r
.V
4% Jan
<-
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc..——
Convertible preference..
19
1274
>: 5,200;
Feb
12%
13
'
"J&isssw.:;
Yiv'Mar
1.
•Mar-
4% Jan
2% Aug
3% Jan
11%
106% Feb
-
,-10,100
12
Consolidated
13
Sep
Jan
May
86
19
11%
100%
•-^<.00*
Oct
9
Jan
Consol
.1
30
39
Feb
f. Feb
Corby
-I
Industries Inc
Baldwin Rubber common.
:
Sep
7% Aug
'31%
■
73
Jan
Gas—
Class A
"i. 26%
400 / *
.,'3.50%
Jan
Jan
'■>
1,180'--
'
Jan
7
2JI July
3ft Mar
Sep
Co—
Power
Coopcr-Jarrett
Baker
1%
25
Maine
6
Sep
3% July
,t 5
5
1
preference S1.50.series
Central
Continental Materials Corp
Cook Paint A Varnish Go
Ballsy A Selburn Oil
Oct
preferred—™
Central Power A Light
,
9%
4%
1%
5% July
Jan
'
*■%•
1
2,500
,
3ft July
rI%
....
1
10
1
Non-voting non-cum preferred-.—1
Automatic Voting Machine
•
Ayshlrs Collieries
Corp common
S
21
"
r 12,000..
2%
101% '<? 101%;162%L
-1
Explorers
Aug
5
27% May
3% Jan
——10
Co
Catalin Corp of America
Jun
46% July
.
10 pesos
4% May
Oct
900
•
11% May
1,100
1%
83
Ht
7%W^7%'^^U.v
-1
Oct
4,400
20
Sep
2,400
"-■;%>;»
C'lopay
1%
96
22% May
Feb
10,500
-iV.-'S'.. 34%-i'35%
•
22%
3 V*
95
Jan
2%
•1,100
' "174
1%
5% -'-'6%
2s 6d
Sep
Sep
1%
90
Sep
-
-
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Products common—
Community
participating
ft
1%
21%'>
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Associated Tel A Tel—
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21"v
•
2
6-
American dep rets B ord
Aug
2%
lo
2%\
-
I';'
Clary Corporation
'
1
Claussner Hosiery Co—
5
Clayton A Lambert Manufacturing_T_4
3
6
6,600
.
Carreras Ltd—
Coastal
—1
29% Aug
816 July
1074 Jun
.14,200
2')V
152''
5.50
common..
Apr
6% Mar
15% Apr
8%
Feb
Jan
5.900
ft"
2'/,-
6%
1
Carolina Power A Light $5 pfd
Chief
Jun
Jan
x31
Oct
5 Vb
'
Feb
101
7% Sep
1% Sep
31
Associated Food Stores Ino
Associate Laundries of America
Oil
4% July
101
21
■
Co
Clarostat
-10o
Co
Associated
Jan
,
preferred
&
4% Mar
vtc
Kennedy Inc
Carey Baxter A
Castle
3.40
6%
■
2%
1
.—1
Cenco Corporation
4,700
11
Ltd
Producers
37% Aug
1,200
14
Oil
Jan
Corp—
"A" shares'
Arkansas
Canso
Corp
Gas Ltd Vtc—
Natural
Carnation
2%
ft
2%
partic pfcf~ 10
Minerals
8c
Capital City Products common
200
14
li
Apr
25%
19,000
.
•
18% July
39% July
17% Jan
11% Oct
6,700
20o
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Armour
Canal-Randolph
11% May
34% May
34% Feb
Jan
6%
4U0
19%
6
Ltd
Petrofina
Canadian Williston
Jan
21% July
30% Jan
Jan
31
..,-.1
A
Ltd
Products
Nitrate
1,000
1
6%
Oil Company class
32 Ms
.
1
..
preferred—
American Writing Paper common
AMI Incorporated
Anglo-Lautaro
Canadian
1% May
Feb
6
.
■
Feb
76%
24% Oct
Xll
pfd—31
American
Lead
Jan
1% Jan
68% Sep
1
American
Post
50
~i%
5%
28
1
—
14% May
78% July
8
July
9% Jan
25%
5%
5%
2
Canadian Marconi
29% May
11% Jan
21% Oct
50
1
American Laundry Machine
American Manufacturing Co com
American Maracalbo Co—-—
American Meter Co
Ana con
300
400
25%
25%
:
May
88%
Aug
13
li
common
Co
76
9
12'/a
100
Beverage
Book
Amurex
2 l'/a
9
12%
350
82
2 l'/a
10
(B I)———1
Filter b%
American
American
Anchor
80'/a
common.
Industries Inc
Air
7
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
20
Canadian Dredge A Dock Co Ltd——•
Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
July
17
•
common
Canadian
10% Mar
52 Mi
Shares
Low
Petroleums Ltd vtc.J
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Jan
May
4% Mar
19% Feb
6% Apr
8% Sep
Ltd
Co
for Week
*
preference
Southern
Canso
preferred
Aluminum Industries
American
*
15
Jan
2% Oct
7% Sep
America—
of
cumulative
Ambrook
»
,
4%
2% Oct
13%
1
Jan
Ltd
Co
Cement
6%%
26,400
2%
Corp
preferred,.,
Canada
300
20% Sep
3% Sep
28%
37b
common.
Price
Par
Bread
Sales
Ranga
of Prices
Cast
Sale
Stock Exchange
American
Week'e
Friday
OCTOBER STOCKS
t
4%
3%
4%
~4%
Pictures
Artists
5%%
Low
WEEK ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Shares
Canada
Algernons KunetzUde N V—
Amer dep rota Axner sharei
All American Engineering Co.
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alias A Fisher
of Prices
,
FOR
RANGE
lor Week
Range
Sale Pries
Par
Sales
Week's
preferred series A
preferred series B—
36%
2a
Iron
Corp
...
1
*
*,
14'/b
15
900
Jan
13%
146'
Sep
Sep
134%
Sep
54% "May
31%
Jan
July
162% Jan
180
,
5679
Number
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1527)
american stock exchange
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
Par
Eastern
Electric
&
Bond
Share
5
common
Electronic
Low
1V4
75a
100
r%.,
*4
ft
Corp
Inc—
of
Inc
.
Freight
Empire
Millwork
Equity Corp
$2
Corp
comraom
convertible
Erie
preferred
& Steel Corp
1st preferred
Forge
6%
Ero
cum
100
1
10c
1
pfd
Manufacturing
Line
7%
1
International Resistance CO
orv
88
8
t.,5
Intex
17%
Feb
1,600
:v;
19,800
'Va
50
'3.4
1,200
7
Sep
3?3/2 to!!
l7*
^
(Max)
&
1
Fiairchild Camera & Instrument
Fargo Oils Ltd——_
:
Financial General Corp
Association
Fire
Firtl>
(Pliila).—^
Flying Tiger Line IncFord Motor of Canada—
A
Ford
—1
•
non-voting
voting—
Class B
Motor
Pox
Head Brewing
Fresnillo
(The)
10%
1,100
25%
2 ft
7 ft
7.400
6%
1,200
37 Va
400
9%
101/2
16,800
t.r
7
6
37%
7Vb
/
Gatineau.
5 %
—
"7%'
8
85
....
100
5
*
Sep
%
A
5,700
Jhannette Glass Co
Jupiter oils Ltd
May
Jan
Kansas
123/4 Aug
Jun
6%
Jan
14 Vi May
3
Mar
1% Jan
1
3%
3%
3%
900
3JA Oct
5
2%
2%
21||
9,800
lli Feb
4ft July
4
10%
10 Va
10%
13,500
common
Gas
&
Electric
94
250
27%
8
12 Yb
Kawneer Co (Del)
Kennedy's Inc
Kin-Ark
45
Jan
16% Aug
11
Mar
17% May
37/a Jun
98%
Feb
22%
300
21% Jun
24% Mar
27%
28 Va
1,450
21% May
37% May
18% Jan
14 % Feb
11%
12%
300
5
Oil
Aug
22%
10%
15%
10%
15%
100
^—2.50
Co
Company
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Sep
2% Feb
pfd—100
Company
Chfemical Co
(Walter)v&
10
50c
4%%
__1
Kidde
Jan
"
R
27% Aug
3% May
10% July
7% Apr
Sep
Apr
14% Apr
Aug
„l5o
Jan
Kaiser Industries Corp
Oct
Jan
May
79
% Aug
Kaltuian (b) & Company
7%
July
10%
%
1«3/8
36%
71
3
J
10c
3
3
3
2%
11 Va
3
Sep
10 3A
Sep
15
100
3%
1,25
Sep
*
3,500
2,500
2% Feb
2% Oct
21% July
4% May
6% Apr
86
ft
86
7
Sep
79%
86
10% July
.
Sep
Sep
%
75
- 4,v
4%
4,000
33A
Jan
4%
4%
1,200
4%
Sep
1%
:
1,600
1%
117 % May
-
Sep
4%
6%
-
6%
GOO
17
16%
.
15
2%
700
1% Aug
2%
2,900
3,300
2,300
3% Sep
7% May
Va Aug
11% Sep
lft May
5
5
700
21% Aug
10% Feb
(I B)
Hotels
Rubber
Corp
1
Co
Stores
7.50
Krueger
Brewing
L'Aiglon
Apparel
12%
12
12
3V4
1
common.—I——•
27%
100
1
:
common
La
Inc_
C'onsolidada S
Shores
l
3%
Mines
13%
Jan
14YS Apr
24% May
12%
Jan
4% May
Sep
53A Feb
8% Jan
100
5Va Sep
5% Aug
17%
500
17% Oct
21% May
5
5'A
11,200
6
.1
1
6 Va
2,200
5V4
5
—
5
Jun
Lam,son & Sessions Co
Mar
Mar
Lanston Industries Inc
La Salle Extension UrUversity
July
Jan
X3
1,100
5 V4
Ltd—
6
32%
Oct
1.200
.
6
17 y4
75 pesos
A—
105
Sep
200
%
3
3V4
6
Lainson Corp of Delaware
1% July
Mar
1Q9
3%
12
x3
6
12
""T*
Jan
L
Jan
20Tb July
■ft Sep
12%
--
Lakey Foundry Corp
100
11%
—
—33%o
Co_.
Jan
9%
1%
4%
;
Kropp (The) Forge Co
,
Feb
-
1%
4 Va
%
Kobaclcer
5/ff July
7% Jan
6'A Sep
400
1%
4%
1
Knott
Jan
.120
1
20c
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc
Kirby VenSyn Petroleum Co.,
..
preferred
General
500
5'A
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc_lc
Jfin
Apr
6
700
7%
1
Co
50
10%
5%
8V4
Jan
16/4
Jan
2,300"
82
85
8
G
Power
72%
10%
6Va
12% May
Oct
*,1/ JAUly
10% May
4.',.
Ltd
Gellman Mfg Co
72 Va
l3/8
7%
1{5 Aug
T
10%
1.25
1
Co__.
-
Sep
2Vk May
5%
Feb
16
6,200
'
1
Co—
Mines
Sep
8V4
1,400
500
Lake
Galkeno
4%
l,50i)
2%
4,000
oan
26,900
36 %
„
1
£1
Inc
Company
(Geo A)
1,200
8%
2 Va
1%
fni4 Tn!!
Ltd—
Co
Pitt. Industries
Fuller
10%
23%
.
2
•
American dep rets ord reg
Fort
4%
8%
Kleinert
Sterling Inc_—
(M H) Ce Inc
Fishman
Class
24%
1
1
10c
10
—2.50
—1
Ltd
Uranium -Mines
Faraday
10%
Jun
2%
KJUtz Drug
1
A
15
8%
Kawecki
class
Co
Jan
8 3/0
F
Factor
8%
1%
Feb
1 o
12
600
1
14
S5
11,900
>
Apr
9%
4%
1%
6'A May
,—_10
60 Va
17
10c
4
200
f
7
43 Va
Israel-American Oil Corp
Sep
500
10 V4
Apr
9,700
44
33%c
Company
High
45%
Aug
Sep
20
Va
9Va
45
12% Mar
Mav
3%
Anr
Low
--
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
11011 Fireman Manufacturing vtc
•
Ironrite Inc
!
1
Irving Air Chute
1
ana
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9?a 7oP»
17/8Julv
p2i\
00
iv;
7%
i9i
n£
12
110
7.
37%
YU?
71'.
V
oil
Shares
10c
Investors Royalty
1,100
1%
3
3
9os'r
9,600
1
13
12%
88
To^
Sep
o
1,100
1%
1
25c
$1 or
common
2o5/a Api
25
9/a
7.8
600
1V4
.2
—1
Ltdi.
'%
11
•
10c
—10
com
Co
Esquire Inc
Eureka Corporation
Eureka Pipe
;
I£
Sep
i,fi„
nv
7,900
7%
2'4
20c
Corp__
Empire District Electric 5%
ocj/
14%
273,
1
5c
America
o0„
for Week
Low
International Cigar Machinery
•
International Petroleum capital stock-*
International Products—
5
Tor.
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
par
,nr
Week's
Last
High
I,,)**
3,100
21vu
Friday
American Stock Exchange
in/
300
27 %
'
1
Communications
Electronics
El-Tronics
OCTOBER 4
STOCKS
1
Air
WEEK ENDED
0^3'
—1
Limited—
Electrographic Corp common
kmery
FOR
Range Since Jan, 1
High
18 V*
30
———1
preferred
Edo Coi'poration class A
Mines
Low
int—1
beneficial
of
shares
$2
Elder
Shares
Associ^tes-^-
Sugar
Common
RANGE
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Slock Exchange
Sales
—10
8%
Jun
27
27'A
300
~9 Va
~9%
6%
Apr
7% July
15% Mar
600
27
Sep
11% Sep
5
5
Jan
123A Sep
—
4
~5
9y8 Oct
29%
Jan
15
July
10% May
8% Jan
6
Feb
Acceptance Corp warrants
Alloys Co_—'——.
4%
200
4 Va
53A Feb
Lear Inc common
50o
5V4
8,300
General
13(1
1%
200
2%
Feb
Lecourt Realty common
25c
2%
2%
6,100
*1 %
Builders
1% Sep
2%
General
1%
1%
500
H/a
gpn
n
jan
Leonard Refineries Inc
3
14'A
14 Va
14 V2
2,400
13%
Sep
16
Jan
36%
36%
30
1%
1%
5,200
3%
3%
100
14% Sep
36% Sep
1% Sep
3% Oct
6
6
300
x6
Sep
fO
Jun
50
Jun
70
July
5%,
Supply
convertible
preferred
General Electric Co Ltd—
American
*,
com_l
2§
Corp
S
•.
.—£1
dep rets ord reg
5
•
50c
1
25o
•
Indus
Enterprises
Plywood Corp common
General
SGeneral
Stores
Corporation
General Transistor Corp__;
Georgia Power $5 preferred—
Yellowknife
Gilbert
(A
Gilchrist
C)
Gold
(Adolf)
Seal
410
17:%
12%
56
19
17%
Jan
1%
Jan
83/4 Feb
Jan
6%
Jan
7%
ZJO
7%
Aug
200
S3;
Cot
1,300
1734
Oct
9%
Sep
9%
Jan
11% July
400
16%
Jan
20% Mar
1934
Sen
28%
Jin
3%
Jul?
:•
a
;i7%
_1
%2%
2 T it
•"1
(300
"
.
7
6%
.
2
2.200
'
•
%
8,500
20
21%
1,000
19%
■; 22%
24%
1,100
22%
H
20
22%
Manufacturing Co-——16%
Manufacturing common
—,4
Varnish——
^
1
Manufacturing Go—
,5
Gray
Industries
Great
j-..
Amer
Atlantic
Pacific
&
f_73a
2% ."■•'V
~7:%
900
•-
2% '
2%
Tea—
2%
No»-votiiig common stock-—--—*
194'*
7%
———100
126 %
125% 1267b
190
1
2%
2%
16,500
preferred—:
8
Greer Hydraulics,'^
:
_—-—50c
Gridoi) Freehold Leases—".————9c
Griesedieok
199
2%
•
2,250
8
8
53b
v
5%
149l/z Feb
202
132
Feb
3% July
100
Jan
7,200
5% Oct
Pryducts common——5
Films Company Inc
±„•
10c
18%
l'-Z*
3
3
3%
9,200
■
72
»
•
•
78'
170
-
20
•
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine1.
77
78
prefened_i—J—
$4.50
Jan
"
■
'
*
72
Oct
77
;
29
Feb
105
'
Jan
86
Apr
29
Aug
Aug
<»'
Lamp
Investors
.Harvard
7%
—-2
Co.—
Harbor
Plywood Corp—_.
Harnischfeger Cor)),—
Hartford Electric Liglit
__
Inc,__
■
,
7 "
700
3'A Feb
10
1,200
34
100
9% Sep
Sep
7%
'
10
1
10
25
-1
9%
34
54,'
54%
450
2%
2%
Mfg
3%
900
2%
2%
200
'
2:%
Hathaway. Bakeries Inc_—
—1
Havana
10c
10c
Lithographing
Co.i
Hazel Bishop Inc_———„—
Hazeltine Corp
53
Mining Co
Heller
Gabon
Hercules
Ilevi-Duty
Higbie
Hoe
Mfg
Co. common
A
Clasa
B
&
8%
700
Hurd Lock
&
Manufacturing Co—
Feb
70
25
Sep
July
4%
15 Va
Jan
Feb
8 Va
Aug
3V2 July
6% May
28% July
10'A May
100
2.300
2'b
800
2
2,100
24
1%
25,300
3%
200
3%
Jun
434 May
263A
Feb
34 % May
12
Jan
243A May
11
Jan
24
16%
Feb
24
,
32%
800
,18%
19%
6,300
18%
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19%
5,700
2234
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2334
800
10%
49%
.
118%
28%
49-'
11)3% 119
50
30
Jun
Sep
5% Jan
12%
Sep
3% Jun
Feb
1%
17
49%
107
373/4
Jun
Sep
2%
Jan
May
Sep
Vs May
Sep
;28:%
-
29
900
45
61 %
_5
46
61%
44%
4%
Industrial
Hardware
pfd
19 Va Aug
60%
Insurance Co
of
International
For
North
footnotes
America
see
pag>e
5
l
37.
10%
103/b
11V4
600
10%
10%
10%
900
10'/a
10 V4
2,510
0% Feb
n
is
500
aA Aug
6%
623;
_
,
1
lOo
50c
~6%.
17%
17% May
33 %
90
9
13 To
13%
14
800
13% Jun
£1
•
6%
6'A
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co
Marconi International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
Masscy-IIarris-Ferguson Ltd
Nays (J W) Inc common
' McDoiuiell Aircraft Corp
McKee (A G) <Sg Co common—.
Mead Johnson & Co
Menasco Mfg Co
——
Merchants Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
1
5
•
1
21
25 Va
35%
38%
49 Va
49 Va
52 VA
1,800
4%
4%
4%
9%
1
1
1
lft
11%
12 V4
17,100
1
32%
32 %
35
20
20 V4
800
19%
22%
5,106
21
4%
1
2.50
-1
10
1
Middle States Petroleum common
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Midland
^2
Steel
non
Mid-West
cum
Abrasive
Ohio Mfg Co,
Company
5
Namm-Loeser's
400
Jun
4
Apr
9Mb
200
9Va
Sep
1334
2.900
IIV2
Sep
July
15% Apr
National
National
16 %
18%
600
16
Aug
24
National
5% Mar
Jan
National
National
5%
5%
x53b
7,200
44%
44%
45Tb
4,000
5
,
43%
"
Jan
Sep
11%
11%
100
10% Aug
82
83%
ISO
16 K-'~
16%
1,300
78% Aug
15 % Jan
2%
2%
1,500
1% Aug
91%
1,350
4
-■
82
'
16%
-
89%
^
88:
10
'
10
400
j.l Jun
88
8%
Sep
Feb
6& July
63
12%
National
May
National
Apr
National
National
6% Feb
94% Mar
National
28% May
National
2% Sep
109% July
National
11 %
July
30% Jan
43% Aug
33% Jan
57
4%
7 Va
1,300
400
-
1%
400
9Va
93a
500
11%
200
9 Va
9V4
3,000
11%
11%
100
1%
—
9%
Sep
9% Sep
Ian
Jun
8
Apr
13% Jan
lft Sep
U Sep
11
Sep
18%
Jun
32%
Oct
57%
Jan
19% Apr
25 Va July
17
29% July
Feb
5
4% Jun
7
Sep
1% Sep
8% Sep
11% Sep
Mar
11%
Apr
Jan
2
10% May
17% Jan
9 Vb
—
8
May
11% Oct
11 % July
26
50c
common
Vo
8Va
8%
800
23%
22%
23%
8
29'A Sep
Jan
Feb
14
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24
4%
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31
25
11%
1
Feb
700
12
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98
12%
9
18 %
5
31
20 Vu
Feb
900
5
5
98%
12%
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20
50
13 Va
1,500
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Oct
11%
Oct
96
Jun
12% Jun
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20
90% Apr
30.
■
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85 fn
139
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Aug
Aug
% July
30Vi
90
1
Jan
96 '
Sep
89% May
159% Apr
44
Jan
2% Feb
3% May
19
Jan
200
14%
Oct
1,100
112%
Sep
130%
Jun
ft Feb
1%
Jan
•4,100
\}s ■
29
1,500
'
22%
Jan
900
22%
6%
Apr
t% May
33% July
12 Sep
,
42 Va
22
29%
13%
Jan
80
149
ft
Mar
Oct
162,000
14 Vi
15 "4
112% 113 Va
15
Apr
21% Jan
1
2% Aug
3% May
113
35
104
20
85
42%
31
Sep
Sep
5% May
1,800
S3
83%
149
7
18,400
Ur
21
83 i/„
V
5
2.50
10
50c
21%
Sep
6% Sep
1,300
6Tii
39% July
31 % Apr
10%
Jan
'
3
200
28
3
2% Feb
Va"" *
1,400
353; Apr
3% May
13% Jun
27%
10
Inc
14% Jan
27%
Oct
Dehydrating &
—,——3
Bellas Hess common
1
Brewing Co (Mich)—
1
Casket Company
5
Electric Weld Machines
1
Mfg & Stores common
1
Petroleum-Ltd
25c
Presto Industries Inc
2
Research Corp
1
Rubber Machinery—
10
Starch Products common
1
Steel Car ,Ltd_
•
Telefilm Associates
10c
Transit common
1
Union Electric Corp—30c
Neptune Meter common
Nestle Le Mur Co common
6
1
Feb
4%
Apr
7% Oct
11%
Jan
3
—:—1
National Alfalfa
Milling Co—
9%
12
;
'
11%
—
N
Jun
66
44% Jan
__
Jan
59% May
4,600
4%
7
....
dividend shares
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common.,
Muter
Sep
Products—
Midwest Piping Co
5
Miller Wohl Co common—
50c
4Vz% convertible preferred
50
Mining Corp of Canada
—*
Mihnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
100
.Missouri Public Service common
1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
1
Bolybdenum Corp of America
1
Rights (when issued)
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cum preferred series B
100
4.50% preferred series C—
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—•
,j£t Clemens Metal Products
1
cumulative preferred
4
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel
100
Muntz TV Ino
1
Murphy
Corporation
1
Murray
21
2,400
11%
1
—
15
500
9%
13,300
1,750
1
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
8% Jun
Jun
8,800
9%
1
1
4ft Apr
6% Sep
1,200
23%
37%
6
preferred
6%
Jun
35% July
15% Aug
Jan
4
Michigan Chemical Corp
' '/*
6 Va
13%
20Vb
Nachraan Corp
Sep
12
Apr
16% July
1% May
10% July
32 Va
July
Sep
7% Jan
'
33'A
30
60
July
12% July
•
Feo
1,900
9% Feb
20
Sep
60% Jan
40
4% Feb
23%
45
Sep
Apr
14% Sep
31% Aug
Sep
101%
15% July
15V4 Feb
W.
•
50c
Breweries Inc
26%
500
Jan
400
£1
100
,1
Mfg Co,.
38%
150
400
122
•
r
dep rets ord reg,:
L£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock
*
Imperial" Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
22,100
27 Va
2,,500
National
•
Amer
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Industrial Enterprises Inc___
100
433a
27
16 VB
National
■
16%
40'A
41%
«...
15
13
9%
«
5
—
16%
«...
Apr
1% May
16 Vh
18 %
•
Industries
20
1% Mar
14%
Mar
I
Imperial Chemical
14% Jan
2,100
1
96%
,2.50
Products
94
Jan
3%
32>.
•
Hydrometals Inc
Oct
12% Feb
1%
,5
Hydro-Electric Securities
86
62%
12%
—100
Refining
44% May
9% Jan
27
July
24% -25 V4
•
18%
•
common
Sep
3%
2
•
&
Food
85%
600
6%
3%
15
:
:
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Hygrad3
1.000
r
*
—
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5%
10
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(Harvey >
20
100
.-*•
preferred-
HubbeJl
200
293,; Aug
213A Mar
11%
—•
A
Horn &: Hardart common
5%r
"4
3%
1%
& Co,—
At
83a
243g
—
& Hardart
5%
5,800
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1
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Horn
90
18
2,000
250
68
18n4
5
—:
-
Hoover Ball
Horder's
class
,
7%
68
60c
Corporation——
35
24
•86
25c-
Inc,
Stores Inc,
Holophane Co common...
Co Ltd
Jan
183i
5'ii
Holly
Home Oil
Jan
86
203.4
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly
/8
5%
34%
-—2.50
—
Industries
Hofmann
2
Jun
68
5
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100
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3.200
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—:
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1%
—
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.
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i
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———
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1
33
•
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14
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54
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,
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i
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7
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\
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15%
Metal & Thermit Corp
4% Mav
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■
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...
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19% May
•
& Industries—
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Common
■
10
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2 Va
11
12% May
.
Sep
Stores
Sep
113A Julv
Feb
6
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Jun
GuH States Land
.*
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.
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125
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Sep
Jan
5
Manisclvpvlte (The B, Co.
28% Mav
I
['
197
1st
30%
1
Sen
Feb
2}| Apr
Mangel Stores common
Apr
Oct
„
Macfadden Publications Inc
Mack Truck Inc warrants
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
Maine Public Service Co.
y
VA
7'A Aug
1,200
'
Great Lakes Oil <fe Chemical Co
'
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7
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.
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55
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1
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Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
Lynch Corp
18
*«■
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14>4 Jan
1,200
1,600
97
t: 19% "20
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:
103/b July
13% Jan
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"
•*2%
10c
97Va
8
1
Aug
July
15%
•
Common
'
17% xl8%
5
-1
class A
Jun
3% July
«...
10
cumulative preferred
Locke Steel Chain
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wlttnauer Watch Co
1% Sep
30
85
1,000
2,000
9%
17J4
5%
1%
5
Loblaw Groceterias second pref—_—•
Aug
993A May
7%
95ii
1
•
4%
-
25c
Oct
5%
5,000
4,100
'
Jan
1
Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Jan
8 34
...
17%
Goodman
L
Petroleums
Ltd
May
Jun
81,600
1%
22
.'9%
Mines——
Consolidated
Goldfield
Jan
16
73A
95% Jun
1
—2
Products
39V2
89%
>
—
•
Oct
600
-
177a
1 %
7%
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Inc-L—
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13%
20 Ta
•
5%
400
lGTa
8 34
Inc_——
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>
100
45%
16%
1%
5
Glen Alden Corp—___—:—
Glenrnorc Distillers class B_:
Gold
16%
21
•
Gladding McBean & Co______
Globe
5%
45'
'
-
•
—;
Co
45
1
Mines
common
Co
Globe Union
5%
•
$4.60 preferred,Giant
Tourneau (R G)
Liberal
General Fireproofing common
General
:
-
5
8
3%
7%
3%
83;,
3.100
3%
2,600
1
16/a
17 %
17%
200
15'A
15
15'A
3%
800
a
2.%
3ft
9%
10
16 %
17
18%
is3;
23%
Oct
17
)un
4V«
Jan
2%
Jan
21
Jan
14% Aug
23% Jan
10% Aug
—
3
Sep
1%
1%
17%
13%
2%
22,600
Oct
500
9% Jun
1,000
16% Aug
18
Aug
22
100
Mar
Jan
5% Mar
10%
Feb
26% May
32% Jan
34% July
30 Vi Jun
26%
100
7 "4
7V4
7%
3,200
7
4
4
4 Va
1,000
3%
Jan
5% Mar
lVa
l'A
1%
3,200
1
Sep
2%
26 %
26 Va
263;
600
26
Sep
6'A
6%
200
__
—
__
■
25% Aug
Jun
4% Mar
9%
Jan
Jan
33% July
9
July
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, October 7, 1957
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Sale Price
Exchange
Low
Jersey
Mexico
&
New
Pacific
Coal
New
Park
130 to
2U
1,850
128%
13,700
25 V«
Oct
47%
1,600
9%
Oct
16% Mar
li(- Oct
2(4 Feb
27%
25%
25(4
1
9*4
9*4
__20c
l/'rf
I/,?
1(4
1
7u
74
7u
10,600
Co common
300
12%
2
2
2.1,
1
1'%
300
5(4
3,900
1% Sep
4% Feb
4(4
;
4(4
4*4
7,100
3
7*4
8(4
2,400
7(4
8*4
9
1,100
8(4 Sep.
9
.—
28
North American Cement class A—
Hi——
—
28
4(6
Northeast
5:!4
Airlines—-
North Penn RR Co„
100
~G (4
*;
"c(4
North American Royalties Inc—
North Canadian Oils Ltd--——
500
3%
4(4
0(u
4,400
60
71 (a
73
80%
-
pfd
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd-—
80(4
30
5i'«
11,800
i'r
3A
3
3%
18,900
2
2
2(4
2,200
1%
Warrants
5
1%
1%
—
America
Corp of
h
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Milling
(Del)
gayi.c & Fisher Co
Scullin
Steel
Co
i
Oil
Ohio Power 4%%
Oils
40c
2,800
41,900
64%
64 (4
67
400
87%
87
89
300
.—-90c
cumulative
Inc
2*4
15(4
100
preferred
1%
l?u
4,800
75(4
75*4
i]n
25
1
7
Ltd
75%
400
2%
2*4
200
Okonite Company common
Old Town Corp common
Omar
2V2
14*8
•
common
Ohio Brass Co class B common
Okalta
274
15%
1
50o
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78
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preferred
3(4
O'okicp Copper Co Ltd Amer sliares_10s
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1
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1
Corp
500
9*4
460
58*4
62
20%
21
400
3*4
62
4
400
1,050
■
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Oxford
37/a
8(4
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;
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101
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Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
1st pfd—23
5 % Yo
1st preferred——_
5 %
1st preferred—
-
5%
redeemable 1st
5%
redeemable
—25
.25
—25
.
preferred
1st pfd series A—25
4.80%
redeemable
1st
4.50%
redeemable
1st
4.86%
redeemable
29 %
2974
2,300
28
,»
Jun
26(4
25%
26%
1,200
20/4
Jun
24%
24%
24(4
100
2374
23%
237/a
1,200
23*4
22*4
23*4
24(4
600
22%
25
preferred—25
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
•
$4.75 dividend preferred—
*
$4.75 conv dividend
$4.36 dividend preferred
Pacific
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
•
preferred
——_•
Pan
Israel
Oil
vtc
500
700
nil/ *Un
20,4
24
21
500
20
23
85
190
82
38
100
98
99
160
79%
220
2(4
500
24%
25*4
86
7
Park
Chemical
Parker
Pen
Class
IT
Hi
14,700
2(4
25,200
B
Parkcrsburg-Actna
Patino of
Corp_
Canada
16
15*4
X
__
Ltd
2
Penn Traffic Co
2.50
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pep-pcrell Manufacturing Co (Mass)
20
Perfect Circle Corp_
2.50
Peruvian
Oils
&
Minerals—
1
Philips Electronics Inc
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
wfw
11a
t-T
?
5/1
400
15%
500
14
7*8
7%
500
7-In
1,700
53(4
700
53%
54*.,
22%
1(4
10,700
16(4
500
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16
74
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5*4
5*4
5*i,
900
5
10c
2(4
2(4
2%
1,400
2
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
Industries Inc
1
6
(4
300
1
8*4
9*4
1
1
1%
1,400
Gold
Mines
Lid
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pneumatic
Polaris
Scale
*
common
Co
Products class A
Porto Rico Telephone Co
25c
Alexander
Oil
Royalties
Pratt & Lambert.
Prentice-Hall
Preston
East
1
America—
Dome
Service
4(4%
of
la' oC
500
7
K3/a
100
1(4
600
3(4
900
20%
20%
300
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8*4
100
8
54*4
57(4
200
3
%
3(4
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i
400
16(4 Jan
■h
1
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7(4
1
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13*4
13*4
7(4
4,300
14
400
5*4
1
•
3,800
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9*4
100
8%
8%
600
1/
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3
com
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Oil
Grande
uiv
Rolls
(I)
Royce
American
Field
Russeks
O)
Fifth
—1
Euperior T001 & Die C°
common
7
common—
—1
Corporation——
—1
25c
*
28*4
70
29(4
Sep
14
18(4
19
51(4
50(4
51%
1,400
38(4
10*4
10(4
100
x9Tb
19
19
19
14(4
1,400
850
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd
Shovel
Jun
Jun
Jun
Thorofare Markets
Thriftimaft Ino
Tilo Roofing Inc
25 V*
24(4 Apr
;
1'4
1
1(4
18,300
_l
8%
8*4
9(4
8,900
5%
5*4
1 •
5%
4,200
Sep,
i
(4 Sep
'*
liS
Sep
1%
Jan
8%
Sep
16"4
Apr
1
1*3
li.(-
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4,900
4% May
1(4 May
.—50c
3%
3 (4
3%
2,300
3(4
1
6% July
2% Jun
5(4
Oct
9(4 Sep
pfd P
1
—
77(4
270
174
500
\'
3,50Q
2(4
11% July
£1
72
Jun
30c
1
1
•
"5(6.
"5*4
26
6%
2,500
5(a
5*4
5*4
9,100
5%
'
Jan
j
200
20'n
Feb
31
1174
400
11%
Sep
14(4 May
18
3,600
16(4
Jan
24(4
Jun
2%
Oct
4%
Jan
37a
274
25'4
25 '4
1
3(4
Ryerson & Haynes
1
;
—.
3 1
4
8
3*4
3,700
3(4
3
2,000
32
2(4 May
800
25 (4
3(4
2,500
3(4
Sep
4%
500
4
Jun
4(4 Aug
43% May
Oct
5(4 May
5(4 Jan
Aug
-
37.
True
26
11*4
—
—
10%
Oct
16*8
Apr
28(4
Jun
33(4
Apr
10(4
10(4
10%
700
74 Jan
12*4
500
10%
Jan
13(4 Aug
16
3,400
15(4
Sep
2114 Jan
36*4
27%
12*4
15%
12%
3774
1,400
36%
Feb
47
100
3*4
Jun
4
7%
4%
7(4
6.300
4
"7*4
4
4%
2,200
3(4
July
774. Jau
Oct
39%
32(4 July
"5*4
"5'4 "5*4
7*8
--
1,300
7*4
5(4
7%
Fob
8(4 May
Jan
600
-
July
9
Jan
4
Jun
4.
Sep
12
v
Jan
Jun
14%
14*4
100
13%
Sep
23-
35(4
36*4
1,200
35%
Feb
40(4 May
23%
■
35(4
24
46
—
55*4 Apr
Aug
22% Jun
26% Feb
42(4 Jan
4974 May
600
38
Sep
42(4 May
May
600
38%
41(4
21
20*4
21%
800
x20
20%
20(4
20%
1,000
20
Jun
23(4
Jan
20*4
20*4
200
19
Aug
22 7 0
Feb
4 >4
4*8
200
4
Mar
41(4
~4(4
24% Jan
7(4 July
13'4 Jan
12
1,000
12
11(4
9
1474 May
75%
Apr
1(4
Jun
3*4 Jan
Jun
(4 Jan
1(4 Mar
1
400
5*4
7(4 July
3(4
Jan.,
474
Jan
Jan
8*4
Oct
25*8
Oct
Sep
"7
750
21(4
Sep
5*4
17%
21,000
25%
«
3,500
5%
Jan
674 July
17%
6
"ii%
24%
8*4
5(4
16
800
17%
Oct
23*4 July
17a Jun
1*4
1(4
8,200
Apr
48% Sep
10% Jan
58% May
14% July
14*4
1,200
35% Jan
13(4 Feb
4474 July
14%
16*4
16*4
16*4
2,100
1674
Jan
19(4
3%
3*8
3%
400
3%
Oct
7(4
7%
200
674
Fob
"2
900
,
18
May
Jun
6(4 May
Apr
10
21*6.
2
8.400
2 i,r
Aug
5A
2%
2%
800
2*4
Sep
574- Apr
3%
A
2(2
3%
100
u:
Mar
"il¬
5*'i
16
13
5(4
15(4
500
15%
15(4
"2(4
10% July
76% Jun
300
ls (4
16
7% Sep
3% Sep
53(4 Sep
13
100
12(4 Aug
10,100
2
18
300
17
30
30
32
1,300
19%
19%
20%
11%
2,4
•
Apr
July
20
13% Mar
17-%
July
167a- Jan
Oct
1,000
18
2
4
77a
Jun
13% Feb
3% Feb
Sep
31%
29%
Jan
4074- May
500
17%
Apr
20% Jan
11%
100
11%
Sep
14(4 Jan
2%
2
Aug
6,700
•
2
374
Aug
10%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
13
12%
12%
100
11*4
Apr
17% July
Apr
5% July
4*4
4 1
8
4*8
6,200
3(4
4(4
374
-4(4
3,400
374 Sep
77s
Apr
14%
29(4
4(4
4Ta-
'1*4/I
-
Feb
15
28*4
Feb
3474
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474
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Jan
..
47«
.
...
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1%.
1.300
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vs
Sep
'
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.
fa Feb
'
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867«
Sep
67(4
58%
3.800
40 (4
Jail
70% May
—10c
10
1%
1%
1 %
6,200
1(4
Sep
6(4
Sep
10-
19(4
Jan
22
Aug
25
Mar
6%
6*4
7
600
.
20%
21%.
400
21%
21%
21*4
800
12'A
12%
1714
17(4
18
25c
.
200
>
27'a
21% Feb
Sep
157's Mar
17(4
Sep
23(4 July
6A
3%
3
'4
1
1li July
\
79
700
111
106
1,400
3%
-
Feb
2(4
2(4
Sep
57a
Jan
91%
Apr
4%
4*4
400
4%
10*4
8''a
10*8
2,100
8*4
3*8
3 (4
3%
6,800
2
Mar
4%
Jan
1%
1*8
1%
15,100
174
Oct
374
Jan
1.25
2%
2
i',r
2(4
4.800
2
Feb
(4
54
11.800
315 May
% Jun
14(4
10
•
31a
'4%
700
1374
14*8
46.300
11
17
3,500
$16
29 74
—*
5% July
Jun
Sep
14%
Jan
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1C
4%
1
'
Jail
5% Mar
Jan
2074 May
23% Aug
30% Jan
Oct
Aug
'
tt
...'
^
Unexcelled
Chemical
5
Corp
Unidn Gas Co of Canada*
Union Investment Co^
4
Unidn Stpck Yards of Omaha——_20
—
jti
274 Aug
-
~4%
warrants
' 1
2(4 Mar
1,300
Feb
i.r Sep
16374 July
July
3(4
79
150
83
82
82
Jan
12
-
1,400
5-/V July
/ II
LOG
Jan
Jan
A—10c
—1
-50c
Temper Corp
•
Jun
Feb
99
66%
Corp
;
U<s
100
x89
X89
Sep
:;-2% .Jan
1(4 Sep
6,600
it
10
Aug
12(4 Feb
11(4
9,900
30%
.
17
100'
300
6.500
14%
14%
..-14-74
30(4
45%
Trunz Inc
25 %
1
1
(The P C) Company
Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Sep
Trans
Tri-Contincntal
17*8
374 Apr
1,70'J
Sep
Trans Empire Oils Ltd—
15% July
"
Feb
3%
26(4
—1
Caribbean Airways class
12% Jan
8% Aug
Sep
274
3%
.
400
Inc
Trans Cont Industries Inc
Trans Cuba Oil Co class A_!
Feb
2% Jan
17*4
—
1.25
common
Russell
page
3
87
1% Sep
15% Sep
—
1.50
sec
k
Sep
1(4 Jan
"3(4
(4
Inc
common
2*4
174
100
2%
75(4
2*4
Sep
,
Jan
Trans
1
%
26*'i
;
1
Tishmail Realty & Construction—
1
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
—20
Toklan Oil Corp
—70c
Toledo Edison 4(4 % preferred——100
Tpnopah' Mining of Nevada
1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A_,
1
Jan
1
4(4 Mar
9.500
4,000
1
16(4
16
274 Aug
(4 Mar
(4
y,
26(4
Chemical Corp
63%
18(4 Aug
300
- Sep
May
68(4 May
26(4
5
common
Jan
500
-
Co
Feb
100
.
Co
Aug
18
40Q
50c
Inc__
Inc
Calgary
.Thompson-Starrett Co Inc__j
70c convertible preferred-.
%
Company
footnotes
Oil
Co
16
Feb
26% Jan
13(4 Apr
17(4
Ltd
Ave
Electric
Technicolor
Texas
28% Sep
~3%
3 (4
May
18(4
65
T
Tampa
Ti
July
(4
Ryan
For
1
1
001/
Jan
16(4
Engineering Corp
Co
Jan
259
20 A
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i
Inc
Carpet
Oil
•
Corp
Co
Raceway
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1
•
1.
16/a
i
rets ord reg
Roosevelt
Ross
J
100
14
-10
20
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to Jan 3 1965
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Roxbury
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preferred
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& Sons Inc
Ltd—
dep
conv
—1
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25c
•
5
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5
5
•
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rokeach
(The)
•
no,/
Valley
Vtc extended
46
Feb
Mar
23
Sep
Feb
37(4
14*4
14*4
28%
I
& Co
Arms
l
common
Rico Argentine Mining Co„,
Ridge way Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution.
Rio
15%
42%
39
Thiokoi
Industrial Corp
Petroleums Ltd
Richwell
5,200
3,600
2,000
Texdm
$1.25 convertible preferred
Reda Pump Co
Reiter-Poster
16*4
50%
Jan
2
20% Apr
16
Jun
5% Mar
Sep.
49
3,400
9% Jan
7„1»
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16(4
11%
Talon Inc class\A common
Class B common
an
19
49%
50
fnjf To,b
50
22,000
Jau
874*" Feb
101
„
^
•
Rapid Electrotype (The) Co
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common-.
Republic
24% May
700
1%
1(4
Apr
R
Remington
Feb
19%
19
11%
?!i' m
82
17(4
14%
5
Co
(Robert)
41(4
48:%
Thew
Reis
10174 Mar
Feb
1%
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
Sunset International Petrol Corp
Xtel
8(4 Sep
Sep
40
90
11%
500
82
100'
Q
Power
Apr
a
89
41(4
90
49%
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp
inn
12
12?y2
50c
10c
•
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on4
-
u.r.
Feb
—10
Inc
(Ky)
-1
Sep
9(4 Aug
Oct
109(4
Colorado—
cumulative preferred
Puget-Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Quebec
-1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
Stetson (J 13) common
3'
l'4
1
i
Sun Ray Drug coinmon—
13*4
%
10c
1
Forgings Corp—.—
21
18(4
3%
400
20
StoP & ShoP InC
Stroock )S) & Co common
Stylon Corporation
18*4
1,800
374
117
6
i!l
ri/
4(4
118%
4
29
Jan
5.14
JvTiov
mi?
Oct
5
80
150
72%
—-1
*
.—
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as"
3,400
350
1,100
Ion
S
J»V,
3*4
53(4
76%
1%
10.yl/u?lv
53
Sep
7B*4
1(«
lib
53(4
5(4
26(4
1
sterli"e
*;8!J
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1,400
64
&
i
2,100
100
50c
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ivray
2
a8p
Q«r!
8%
5*4
400
Statccourt Enterprises Inc
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation
Stein (A) &z Co common
•
Sterling Aluminum Products common..5
oi
rw
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20%
nv
7*4
5'4
200
teo
nv
?CP
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19(4
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3
19(4
14
7%
1*4
starrett
'1
100
'5*4
Aug
13 ,8 May
aP
2.50
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet
(The)
Company
Providence Gas
Public
bep
o
•
common
of
1
1(4
•
common
Ltd—;
1,150
b
3%
00
3
2.50
Co
Inc
Pressed Metals
20c
comnlon
Power Corp of Canada
Prairie
_1
85
5*4
CTn
10
;
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&
.
1
Poloron
Powdrell
82
50
.
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
6
V(T
6 /b Aug
Jan
1,300
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y
2a/° ^
I.
Oct
July
12% May
"i(4
Standard Packaging Corp—
—_1
Convertible preferred-—-—_—
10
Standard Products Co
1
Standard Shares Inc common
—;-l
Standard-Thomson Corp—
—_1
Standard Tube class B
1
stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
1
^ily
nJ 2 7^'i
Mar
,a
7%
Jau
May
8
Feb
9(4
Industries
^
10 pesos
4%
66(4
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^
2
14-
1% July
11% Feb
•1%
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Jan
L
10*4 July
C614
standard
q
Jun
1
Standard
,y
1,400
2(4 .Jan
8%
600
5*8
Sep
Sep
5
10/B
,
12*8
5%
Jan
2*4
1
11(4 Aug
8(4 Jan
Standard Dredging Corp common
$i.oo convertible preferred
t
Jan
;7/
4,0
25
cumulative preferred
25
cumulative preferred25
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials Co Inc—
2
10% May
Feb
,a
1(4
12%
5(4
1%
4.08%
-
Oct
4
1*4
12%
19(4
—25
Standard Financial Corp
200
1
'
4
2,100
"l%
cumulative preferred
10% Aug
16 ,b July
700
22*4
'
-t.—
"4*4
400
—1
original preferred
Sep
7
"474
9%
Jun
& Jun
Edison—
Feb
7
7(4
7*8
—
Tan
6/8
14% May
15%
t
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Sep
16
u
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cXJf
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5
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*
9(4
4
2% July
Southern Pipe Line
to7-
1^*
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ii/
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2
A
200
Jan
2574
17*8
Southland Royalty Co
Spear & Company—
Specialty Stores Co Inc_
Spencer Shoe Corp—1
Stahl-Meyer Inc
J'4 A?
o««'
\J!v
2°i
/4 on*
aa
6,000
1%
4.24%
'
Sep
2%
12.50
Oil Co common
California
4.32% cumulative preferred
"
a"
Sep
10(4
10
Feb
2(4
1%
25
4.56% convertible prefereuce——25
4.48% convertible preference—.—-25
r
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nxf
common
4.83%
a81"
4.V
16(4
36,200
2
Penn
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Co
South
99/4 Mar
Aug
Vr
4
•
2
class
34,000
1
Company
Co
114
2%
50
8
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74
—lo
Amer shares—1 Bol
Corp
—i
Motors
425
116% 116%
774
oav4
84\u
26,300
84
24(4
85%
81%
2*4
80%
'
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150
900
2,i
2(4
•
B_
Southern
Jan
n^7/
AUn
roi/
23*4
2.4
1(4
1
2
Corp
1% Jan
9% July
Sep
Aug
23(2
"2\b
(2
Jun
,4
7
3(4
oi 2 t8,11
Aug
July
1,800
10c
South Coast Corp common
7
27,4 Jan
Jan
22*4
67%
98%
.
27 A
217a
82
82
1
;
Pentcpec Oil (C A)
22,4 Aug
23
dun
83*4
100
*
2 Bol
Ltd—
Pacific Power & Light 5% pfd
Page-IIersey "Tubes common
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc
aaii
21%
21%
1
Airlines
Jan
in if
AUn
007/
/«
JU.8
u-,
21
1st preferred
preferred
,
29(4
8
1
Silcx
Aim
81% Juv
Feb
80S
7*4
Silver Creek Precision Corp
10c
Silver-Miller Mhies Ltd
1
Silvray Lighting Inc
-25c
Simca American Shares
5,000 it
Simrnons-Boardman Publications—
convertible preferred•
Simplicity Pattern common
1
Simpson's Ltd common
-•
Singer Manufacturing Co
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
skiatyon Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
Slick Airways Inc
5
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
•
gonotone Corp
1
goss Manufacturing common
1
Ton
16%
Sen
7%
-•
3
Sicks Breweries Ltd
ou
2 A May
Jan
19% Mar
7
100
Shoe Corp of America common
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
SI
?«£
v
Preferred
acl
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
Mor
2074 Mar
1,100
2%
Scton Leather common—
•
Shattuck Dcnn Mining
5
Shawinigan Water Ac Power
—•
Sherman Products Inc
1
Sherwip-Wiiliams common—.—-——25
i/2
o
-
Jun
Sep
Oct
7(4
4,700
1w4mnv
a
Inc—
Jail
14
7
11%
Servomechanisms
Jan
21% Mar
7(4
10%
.—10c
1
l
20c
Corp
Corp class B—I
Corp of America:
11(4
16%
*
Serrick
27(4 July
Sep
37,500
10c
1
.
Feb
16 Va
1
'a
10(4
11% July
Sentry
8
17(4 Aug
1
Securities Corp General
Seeman Bros Inc
1974
8(4
1
servo
-,/? 5®?
71
11
1,100
50c
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Clas3
Corp
19(8
common
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Western Airlines—
o
Oceanic
17(4
25c
1
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Ogden
17 (a
7
Jun
5% Jun
Sor
High
Sep
13%
Co
Oil Inc
Savoy
Aug
ru
4,800
5
6,000
2.50
Inc
14(4
11% May
A-t>
Low
14%
Sep
Jin
Range Since Jan. 1
High
14%
Mar
10,100
5*4
.
4(4%
Northern Ind Pub Serv
574
Jan
5% Jan
31et Jan
Aug
7*4
Inc
1
78
Feb
14% Sep
Jan
2
(3
5(4
———
Norbute
Corporation
Norecn-Ketay Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway
Nuclear
(4 Sep
Low
Ltd—
8
San Diego Gas &; Electric Co—•
Cumulative preferred 5% series
20
Cumulative preferred 4%% series_20
Cumulative preferred 4.40% series-20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
1
2% May
139b May
Jan
Carlos
Sail
Jan
94
Shares
,—•
Ltd common
Lawrence Corp
Saleni-Brosius
Jan
1%
Oct
12(4
16,400
1*4
A
87% Jan
l(a Sep
54
—
Mines
Lites
1,200
1U
ifr
12%
%
lO'/a
Ltd
Mines
Rim
1
16,600
10
st
2(4 Jan
1 % Jan
12,200
•
for Week
S
Apr
Sep
Sep
100
30
1
Oct
%
1(8
7a
Co
1Jun
137% Jun
1(4
__250
Land
Oils Ltd
&
"
Sep
Sep
% Feb
800
•
(York Merchandise
Class
1%
jif
IIEoo
I
Superior Oils
Auction Co common—
New York & Honduras Rosario
Noma
4,100
■
New York
Nipissing
1
%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
3is Jun
%
New
Nickel
ljS Feb
*
New Process
New
6,300
%
Arizona
Mining
14.500
129% 131%
1
Zinc—
New
New
%
2%
Week's
Last
STOCKS
.
American Stock Exchange
1*4
iV
1S
100
& Chem Co
Min
High
%
50c
preferred
convertible
50c
New Idria
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
2,V
2
40c
Oil Ltd—
New Chamberlain Petroleum
New England Tel <fc Tel-.
New Haven Clock & Watch Co...
ENDED OCTOBER 1
Friday
Shares
1
Ltd
Oils
Bristol
New British Dominion
RANGE FOR WEEK
for Week
'
Par
New
Range
of Prices
Last
American Stock
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
^
~
77a
Jun
1,400
5
x68%
100
66
814
8%
200
8%
Oct
9%
Jan
19%
19%
200
19*4
Oct
24*4
Jan
5(4
67
5*4
May
90
Jail
-
May
Number 5679
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1529)
"
AMERICAN STOCK
■
"i*
EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 4
Friday
STOCKS
Week'a
Par
United
Aircraft
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Products
Lou
50c
6%
Corp
1
5%
United Cuban Oil Inc
10c
74
United Asbestos
Elastic
United
Corp
United
Milk
United
Molasses
Amer
common
5
common
N
United
Profit
RR
J
&
S
Air
U
S
Foil
U
S
Rubber
500
14
United
Stores
Corp
common
50o
Insurance
36 y2
9
37
4
15
Universal
7s
secured
(50%
Marion
Jan
Feb
1,300
4(4
4934
4
Jan
900
48
Feb
6
Valspar Corp common
Sep
Feb
21
20 y2
Jan
1,000
4%
Apr
4%
5
5
900
41%
43%
2V8
2%
1
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co__
Vogt Manufacturing
2
5Ya
Vulcan
de
4%
5%
9%
9%
3 Va
4 (a
3
3
•
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
7 %
preferred
$2 cumulative preferred
Inc
2~%
par
1
27%
26%
1%
1%
(Del)
27%
1%
1%
1%
•
/
pfd
Ltd
1%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
4%
Jan
30
20
15
Total
Jan
Indus¬
Rail¬
Utll-
65
trials
roads
ltiea
Stocks
.
on
10
&
C)
Jan
86%
5%
%
ft
•
9%
Wood
pfd
50
300
10
v
(F W) Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zapata Petroleum Corp
Amer
'■
.3
14
Y%
300
100
1,300
13
10a
lis
14,600
13%
3,200
Tft
13
BONDS
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Oct.
1_—
Wed.
Oct.
2
Thurs.
10 y2 Mar
12%
Jan
Fri.
15-% Aug
5(4 Jan
Period
Last
Sale Price
or
inc ddis
2 s/8
Boston
Edison
Aug
2%s
l
91
June-Deo
i
199§
Jan
21% Jiily
79% Jan
'6% July
~1%
Feb
13
Oct
High
23
■
Low
■60
14
-
Composite
Manufacturing
121 Va
433.3
253.6*
.
57%
LOW
High
365.0
—2.5
317.9
416.4
—2.9
472.5
404.5
381.2
—2.1
438.7
373.1
448.7
—3.4
503.5
427.1
259.2'
373.1*
:
-1957-
Percent
Change
326.1
—2.2
317.5
253.6
—1.4
163.5
150.5
404.5*
..
Goods
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance and Service
Mining
High
;
86%
with highs and lows for the
Sept.. 20, '57
317.9*
of the common
composite and by major industry
follows (1939=100):
Sept. 27, *57
Sep
May
,
150.5*
152.6
275.4
278.7
—1.2
292.1
274.8
322.7*
330.1
—2.2
402.3
322.7
low.
•New
97(4
130
1970
June-Dec
88
88
88
"3
81
76%
76%
78
24
76%
86%
May-Nov
54%
54(4
55%
12
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
90%
Jan-July
A
78.87 Jan 23
-
prices based on the closing prices
compared with the preceding week and
current year are as
Jan. 1
No.
3
94.00 Aug
Low
stocks for the week ended Sept. 27, 1957, for
groups
Range Since
Sold
51
91
Bonds
82.85
!
The SEC index of stock
15% Mar
Feb'
Oct
334s 1978
series
Chicago Transit Authority
1
Range for IWftb
High
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Apr
16 V«
"lft
82.45
82.78
4
May
43%
54
11%
Oct.
Jan
101
Feb
4130
Quar-Feb
82.45 Oct
82.97
Oct. 3_L
4(4 Jan
17%
July
91 y2 Sep
Bid & Asked.
91
1957
95.07 July 26
8% July
Feb
14
Friday's
448
June-Dec
1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
for
Range
High
Low
26% Mar
Week's Range
Low
6s
Sept. 30
Tubs.
'
■■
Friday
Steel
84.81
Jan
Non-Durable
Bethlehem
84.48
Sep
5ft Feb
•
Steel & Pump 4s
82.16
Jan
Durable Goods
A Amer
84.54
£1
••
•
88.08
4%
5b
i
159.20
23%
'
20
56%
'6%
66.83
Over-the-Ceunter Industrial Stock Averages
Woolworth
:
126.13
figure.
Closing
39%
54
84.79
82.69
*
20
84.32
Date—
91%
20
82.27
Mon.
91%
56
84.53
10%
3,100
1
88.06
Jan
16
6
126.02
159.09
Jan
"5%
common
84.70
67.04
3
15%
2
Petroleum
84.29
38
300
Woodley
82.25
Jan
(4 Jan
1
Sep
8% July
20 y4 Aug
2(4 Sep
600
~3%
13
84.53
(35 Stocks)
2%
Wood -Newspaper Machine,.
Wood all Industries Inc
87.75
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
1,500
2,900
(John) Industries Ltd
157.75
Jan
18 Va
—
66.76
May
11%
100
84.83
124.75
29 y2
1
4% %
84.86
84.20
47
16%
•
*84.94
84.23
82.35
Jan
11
3%
84.20
82.60
84.81
Sep
17%
25
82.49
84.73
87.98
30
11%
,_1
84.67
87.89
156.49
23%
5
Co
88.40
156.81
66.67
Feb
22
2%
.
156.44
66.88
123.70
68
1,500
9%
22
^•
66.73
124.12
Jan
10
common
Pwr & Lt
ri% ~1%
Bonds
122.87
300
29
9%
1
Industries
7(8
139% May
32% Apr
"l%
10c
Co
ities
54
50
1
,,
Rails
200
33%
28%
Rails
40
Util¬
trials
Mar
Vs Feb
2,400
64
32%
32%
—
Jan
300
ft
64
Sep
126 >4
~5~(a
91
Jan
Grade
465.82
._
•■^Corrected
Total
10
Grade
465.03
._
Oct.
10
Second
Indus¬
460.80
._
Oct.
3% July
2% July
1% May
♦
preferred
Wisconsin
July
Oct
2 (4
1
(R
21
i9y4
400
10
First
10
456.30
._
Oct.
'*■
456.89
-
Aug
2,100
25
Brothers
160
2%
preferred
5%
-Bonds
'
457.01
-
Sept.
Jan
Feb
130 s/4
19%
~5%
Date
July
1%
■
.
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
:
2(4 Apr
2%
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wickes (The) Corp
Williams
•
■
are
33% Aug
19%
20
Willfams-McWilliams
Feb
14,200
41%
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
Jan
iy4 Sep
1(4 Sep
2%
Is
common
3'%
18
19%
.10
White Eagle Internat Oil
104
Sep
3,600
140
140
«...
•
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Wilson
39
40
'V
7(8
l
Inc
conv
'
13%
5
Westmoreland Coal
5%%
.;
'
Jan
25%
3,100
53
52%
(not included
Jan
Sep
101%
48V8
22
49%
$39%
2012__Jan-Juty
delivery transaction
7%
134 Aug
L25
100
Amer dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery com
Inc
a
Sep
400
.Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd__100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Stored
2s
73
99%
53
Jan
14
10c
Webster Investors Inc
~2
—
1
Precision Instrument Co
Weiman & Company Inc
Wenjtworth Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
White
A)
73
57%
4874
2% Sep
3V2 July
30
Webb & Knapp Inc
$6 series preference
Westmoreland
(Plan
Deferred
54
$99% 100
Jan-July
6
55
l
Leaseholds
stmpd
value,
73%
54
$55
Oct
100
52
70%
$72
.
9% Sep
3% Sep
•
100
Waitt & Bond Inc
Western
—
45%
,..172
April-Ocf
June-Dec
July
2,700
155%
—
__
Stoicits
Co
Tiernan
Oct
of
141
300
1
180
111%
59%
$73%
153
May-Noa
1947.
May
of
Janeiro
listed
Wallace &
of
47s
3,300
6,100
High
126
$165
™
.pr
lit
•
Corp
Jun
4%
Oct
145%
•
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
w
Waltham
.Feb-Aug ;
Feb-Aug
,
1949
2%
100
118% 118%
3
2%
2%
2 (a
July
65%
35% Feb
181
in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend. ! h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range.)
r Transaction
for cash (not included in year's range),
x Exdividend.
y Ex-rights,
zEx-liquidating dividend.
'r
i
A Bonds being traded flat.
.
.•
$Friday'3 bid and tsked prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
1
■
', • <'.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates;
"w 1," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Aug
85
Jan
X80
-
1,700
2,300
Jan. 1
Low
No.
Germany—
6V2S
1927)
1947
1927)
Denmark 5s 1972
•No
6% Jan
4% Mar
'
•
—-
43
1
Corporation
434
Range Since
Sold
1155% 165
.Afay-Nov
Rio
28% July
5 ('a Jan
-
Petroleum
Aircraft
$177
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Peru
(Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
31% Mar
15%
2,000
434
5
_5
warrants
26%
4,500
434
1
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
50
16 y2
24
(issue
(issue
A7s
2 34 Apr
5934 May
16
-24
Utah-Idaho Sugar
27
..
Bonds
High
—Feb-Aug
Parana
46% July
4% Jun
23%
16
2
Corp
53
27
53
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
—June-Dec
redeemed)
(Prov)
Mortgage Bank
Feb
4334 May
3% Mar
Sep
28
800
A7s
Sep
2V4
Jun
29 ya
34,000
or
Sale Price
Mortgage Bank of Bogota-
Jan
15
Aug
l5/a Aug
10
14
Waco
1947
1947
6s
(City of)
1939
7s
Jan
1%
Aug
%
25c
Universal Products Co common
Silver-Lead
500
30%
4(4
Universal
Vinco
f
Munic
Apr
5 ft
2
American Corp
Consolidated Oil
Venezuelan
AS
Cons
City (Peru) 6%s stamped 1958
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2VaS 2008.
208
Oct
5,500
l'/a
29 y2
37
1
Norman Industries
5,200
1
1
Corp
Universal
Van
187
14
U
.293/4
110
1%
13(4
IS
10c
Reclaiming Co
convertible
A Hanover
30
4ya Sep
1
Vitamin
$4
5% Oct
2,200
188 %
Ye
1
1%
10
States
»•'
4% Feb
300
5%
187
187
25
common
B
United
Universal
5!
34%
10s
100
Conditioning Corp
class
A Hanover
Feb
7 Ms May
1% Jan
393/4 May
5 Ju
AGerman
ALima
Canal
Sharing
preferred
10%
U
Sep
% May
5,200
6fi
5
5!/a
*7% July
5'/a
Last
Period
Exchange
Low,
Feb
3,000
Stock
High
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord registered
United
6%
33%
»
Products
Low
High
6Va
Week's
Friday
Interest
BONDS
American
Range Since Jan. 1
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st
mortgage
4s
1993
A
series
A 1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line
Guantanamo
5%s
conv
Western
&
RR
debs
4s
1967
1970
Power Realization Trust 6%%
Valley
National
Research
convertible
5s
New
4%
Corp—
subord
102
Jan-July
102%
102
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
54
•76
1963
54
2
58%
81%
100
Stocks
98
119
1
53%
21
80 Va
94
81%
No.
—
57-,
debentures
1976
Jan-July
88
86%
196
May-Woo
90
10
97 y4
86
94(4
114
98%
Ohio
1953 extended to 1963
Power
1st
1st
3 (is
mortgage
97(4
92
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3(4s 1964
3Ves
series
series B
3s
A
1965
$3,084,000
1
1,675,450
3,600,000
1,759,980
3,319,000
1,591,190
4,035,000
1973
.
1978
3s
series
38
series
3%s
E
95(4
89
187
90
85
93
118
Oct.
89
series
4j/4s
series
G
1981
H
4—
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
Gas
Gas
3'43
(Calif.)
Electric
&
3S
3y4s
United Dye & Chemical to
A
1971
1970
1973
Corp deb
Washington Water
West
&
6s
ser
Traction
5s
i
1963
3y2s
Power
Knapp Inc 5s debs
Penn
91%
92
3
37
1964
1974
83%
83 Va
85
82%
88 Va
87
76%
..
92
84%
84
190%
11
89
98%
26
88
88 Va
5
184
86
87
87
70
96%
American
Stock
Exchange
Period
Last
Sale Price
65
(Germany)
A 6s
A
series
series
A
7s
1951
Jan-July
B
1952
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
1951
Danzig Port &
Waterways
6%s
1952
Jan-July
738,616,900
$781,059,700
925,000
17,526,000
18,880,000
36,713,130
722,849,300
$18,452,000
$19,800,500
$759,731,430
Transactions at the American Stock
$215,000
77
77
98
102 Va
92
101(4
or
Friday's
Domestic
Government
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Shares)
Mon.
Foreign
Foreign
Stocks
(No. o)
98%
70
97
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
93
90
70
Industrial
and
Railroad
104 Va
Sept. 30
608,870
1
566,435
5,000
516,110
To'ooo
1,000
24,000
2
$57,000
31,000
13,000
$11,000
Oct.
Oct.
479,210
51,000
1,000
10,000
62,000
3
4
483,045
Tues.
Oct.
Oct.
2,653,720
.
$9,000
42,000
42,000
$194,000
$22,000
$25,000
1957
Range Since
1956
$241,000
Jan. 1 to Oct.
Week Ended Oct. 4
Bonds
Tofal
Bonds
$77,000
36,000
Total-
1957
4
1956
High
Sold
No
Jan. 1
Low
1185
190
19C
106
134
91
—
21 Vs
3,434,620
163,398,874
179,947,646
$194,000
$262,000
$8,973,000
22,000
32,000
Foreign corporate
25,000
15,000
1,746,000
1,265,000
$11,790,000
4,995,000
$241,000
$309,000
$11,984,000
Stocks—No.
of
Shares—
High
1137
1112
124 %
2,653,720
Foreign government
Bid & Asked
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
6s
111,000
42,116,800
$1,000
.
Foreign
Week's Range
Low
A
£6,000
$920,500
$73,000
Bank
91
iooy4
199
Friday
399,824,714
97
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Interest
1956
436,354,030
10,384,168
8,067,455
—
Government
99
87%
83
67
163%
1101% 103
92%
92%
70
S.
International
99
94
84
96
97%
June-Dec
Shares
90%
89%
88 Va
Feb-Aug
Jan. 1 to Oct. 4
1957
1956
Bonds
U.
Fri.
A Baden
3,636,000
$18,452,000
$1,000
97%
90%
89%
98%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
of
91%
477
Ja»-July
Stocks—No.
Thurs.
BONDS
$925,000
Week Ended Oct. 4
Wed.
6s
3,488,000
$17,526,000
4,182,000
1957
82
184(4
89%
90
480%
June-Aug
Feb-Aug
1959
97%
182%
June-Dec
1960
Wefctern Newspaper Union
89
181
__April-Ocf
1970
Wasatch
Webb
92
69
Feb-Aug
Gas
Total.
—.
90
69
April-Oct
1982
California
119 % 119%
175
Feb-Aug
Southern
1,519,345
3
Oct.
3,817,000
3,496,000
177,000
147,000
148,000
8,067,455
Thurs.
Fri.
136
69
119%
Feb-Aug
1979
1,521,490
96%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1978
F
.
89
192%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
3Vas series D 1976
Sept. 30
9b V2
June-Dec
$3,321,000
217,000
2—
Sales
$1,000
$236,000
Oct.
Bond
Bonds
Bond*
Oct.
102%
88%
80
Mar-Sepf
1973
2%s series C
97%
86
Jan-July
Public Service Electric & Gas C9 6s 1998i,Jan-Jwfp
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s, 1981__May-Woo
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62__Jan-July
3s
16
183%
3y4s 1970
Edison
92%
Jan-July
April-Oef
April-Oct
1968
mortgage 3s 1971
Southern California
97%
6
Bonds
Tues.
Nippon
6%a due
Bonds
Government
Bank
Foreign
Total
United States
Int'l
Railroad
and Miscel.
Wed.
Hon.
,
*
England Power 3'4 s 1961
Electric Power Co Ltd—
of
Shares
90
54
80%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
66
61
51
95
Aprfi-Oct
A Italian
Midland
RR
143
May
Mar-Sepf
Bonds
Domestic
106%
24 %
Total
37
^1,190,000
$17,975,000
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1530)
.
.
.
Monday, October T, 1957
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale l'rice
Par
FOR WEEK
ENDED OCTOBER
4
Exchange
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
WATLING, LERCHEN & CO.
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Tllgh
High
Members
:
.
American
Motors Corp
5
—
American
Sugar Refining com—
100
American
Tel
100
Anaconda
Co
Boston
Albany RR_
7%
&
Tel
&
'
;
874 Mar
27%
95
25%
347a May
18074 Mar
16774
51%
317
4874
Sep
7374
8
129'%
Sep
13674
130
48%
895
46
Aug
351
37
Mar
49 74
10
59%
5974
20
58
Mar
com—_t_10
3074
32
—^100
74%
7474
Co
Stock
Detroit
Feb
Ford
Gas
Fuel
&
Assoc
4%% preferred
First
—
Nat'l Stores Inc
Ford
Motor
General
Island
_
•
Creek
—w
.
Co
'
Coal
*—5
61%
50
Co__
Cement
Sep
— —
"
•
188
47
497o
50%
350
49%
Sep
Central
5T-
RR
1,781
5274
Feb
7274 July
3674
Oct
367 a
52
July
Jan
3874
46
5374
25
1174 Aug
1574
Apr
50
2974
Detroit Stock
Jun
11%
30%
40% July
'
100
pfd.
cum
■L
Narragansett Racing Assn
England Electric System—
England
New
NY
Y &
N
Norbute
Olin
Tel
Hartford
Corp
Pennsylvania
RR
Stone
Co
Sep
Friday
Webster
&
50
2
Co
Jun
4,027
1474
Oct
17%
Jan
ACF
288
12874
Sep
13774
Jun
Allen
10
4
50
1774
258
174
__
1
174
21%
59
40%
•
1074
17
45
17%
40%
5
30
Oct
3
16%
Mar
4274
60 %
Jan
Oct
Wrigley
Brlggs
United
Fruit
United
U
U
Co
S
Shoe
Mach
Rubber
S
Corp
5
Smelting Rfg & Mining
Waldori
System
WeRtinKhoiiBP
Woodley
50
274
Jan
Jan
Consumers
49% May
20% Jan
24 74 Mar
4274
1,926
41%
Aug
36%
37%
962
36 74
Oct
457a
Feb
Federal-Mogul-Bower
3874
39%
78
3874
Oct
49
Jan
Fenestra
37
Oct
63 74
Jan
Ford
1274
Apr
14
Feb
Fruehauf
-12.50
Corp
Petroleum Co
-
60
59
—
331
1274
61%
259
Feb
5? '4
5374
59
'
8
—
3774
5374
35
53%
Davidson
STOCK*
Last
Sale Pries
Par
*>b
68% July
General
7874 May
Goebel
Aeronca
1
Manufacturing
Aiiieucaii
;
Gas
Cincinnati
Milling
Electric
&
.8.50
com_
Eagle
V
31%
City
Apr
14%
Sep
17%
1974
1974
300
1774
Feb
274
274
496
274
Sep
174.
174
1,101
174
Oct
£9% July
3% Jan
2% May
295
28%
Oct
-1
1
23%
Sep
Michigan
Chemical
1
Corp
174
21
101
209
10
592
33% Aug
53
S-p
45% Jan
Corn
39
.
'
68
Pfeiffer
64% Sep
t
44% Jun
Brewing
2674
50
25
40%
233
36
Jun
(H W)
Sherman
„l
(The).
Feb
Department
Motor
General
Stores
24
12%
1274
12%
Oct
18
167% 171%
167%
52
10
49%
53
Sep
Sep
5474
16
51%
16%
1674
311
6%
16%
222
52
International
——
6%
25
Feb
65%
2%
16%
Feb
5%
Jan
4174
70
41%
1074
77
10%
59
4674
5974
Natl
3074
-
16%
2774
3074
180% 180%
3274
58
25
42% Mar
10%
Sep
18
27%
Jun
National
New
*
__
of nit
compilation
50
29% Mar
31%
Laboratories
Acme Steel Co
Admiral
25
3274
5074
100
50
177% Mar
28 Vb
205% July
Feb
Jun
34
49%
Sep
230
4-73/B
Oct
68 Vb
62%
161
52%
Feb
Alleg
3974
41
38% Feb
1574
15%
Regis
1-
4
Jan
17
10
32%
Sep
383A
26
187
15%
Jan
26
34%
114
34%
Oct
39%
Aluminum
American
Am
Jan
21%
51
21-%
103% 105'%
Sep
11
100%
Feb
10
23%
23 34
47%
2374
28
12
50
19'A
Jan
23% May
30
40
Sep
53
3174
3174
55
4874
31% Sep
4874
60
48
6074
6074
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10
48%
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8
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Jan
30
52% July
61 Vb
Sep
2774
56
27
Sep
41% Feb
2774
127
25%
Jun
29%
5274
30
48
Feb
65% July
26% July
2074
23
3574
3574
131
19%
Sep
4
21
Jan
30
35
Sep
<N
j.
40%
57%
(Ohio)
10
37%
Jan
4474
26
44%
Sep
56%
5874
209
53 3A
Feb
49%
106
47%
Feb
4874
Oil
23%
!
Co
40 %
4474
_
3
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•
1—16%
70
23%
66
10
60% Mar
10674 10674
2074
2074
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-
Steel
2374
66
25
—
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60%
6074
61%
45
101%
Feb
Feb
70
18
85
57% Mar
Feb
Jan
25% July
45% Feb
42% Aug
61% Jan
68% July
62% Jun
29%
75
Jun
Jan
Steel
Transit 4%s
1998
49%
43
footnotes
see
page
46.
1
—*
-
-
—
,
-
*
4974
$1,825
'•
Low
f
Oct
5074 July
38% Jan
Sep
14%
Jan
7% May
4% Oct
9%
Jan
300
200
5%
Feb
9
Sep
Sep
Sep
57
July
150
7%
*550
5
6%
'j
•••
9
40%
200
40
58%
2,100
26
5%
Feb
63 y2 July
2874
29%
800
28%
Oct
36V4 May
36
57%
-
28%
9%
40
—
'—10
Feb
600
6%
6%
High
400
7%
_
__
Range Since Jan. ft
37%
4%
9
.
.
.
36%
400
36
Sep
5 1Tb
73
Sep
15%
Oct
5?%
__
36
Co
America—
(Un)
July
Rad
Tel
&
&
'
47
Sep
58
76%
100
15%
15%
1,100
18%
18%.
400
16% Aug
42%
43%
400
40
Feb
1,700
39%
Sep
4o
100
1.000
31%
Feb
5%
Jan
43% July
8% Mar
San
(Un)
40%
35%
7%
35 %
7%
12%
,'12%
:
5
'1-.
'*
12%
Sep
Jan
45% July
75%
18
Jan
12%
1,500
600
168
-.Sep
300
70
Aug
179% Mar
78% Jan
600
74%
75%"
50%
52%
w
50
-
:
—5
—
;
1374
1
10
•
non-cumulative preferred
—10
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Manufacturing Corp.,
;
Inc
1
__
13
__
50c
Belden
3%
72% Jan
100
51%
Feb
64%
Jan
200
12%
Sep
16%
Jan
167a
700
16%
Feb
19% May
20%
20%
Sep
26%
Jan
21%
1,700
9%
9%
200
Sep
10 V4
Apr
22%
100
14%
Jan
24
Aug
43
44%
300
41%
Feb
57
Jun
6%
.
3,600
6%
12%'
12%
12
12
Jan
7% July
Sep
18% May
14% May
500
11%
11%
31%
30%
Sep
37
July
47%
400
47
66
May
1%
100
Sep
Sep
30%
47
1 %
6
200
3%
PI
9
400
400
3%
—•
5
(Un)
Sep
54%
13%
31
10
Bendix
43 %
6'%
3
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
(Un)
49
54%
22%
—
4
10
-
12%
16%
51
* 54%
10
.,
Athey Products Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
Manufacturing Co
Aviation Corp
Eenquet Consolidated Inc
-
24
168,Vb 171%
"•
25
Ashland Oil & Refining fcommon
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Bearings
39%
7%
"
100
Company (Un)
Armco Steel
Corp (Un)—
Armour & Co (111)
Avco
40%
35%
5
Oo_
Anaconda
5%
76%
7
(Un)
.'*
101% Joty
76%
Foundry
i
Stand
Tel
American Tobacco
■
1
—1
10
&
Corp
1
(Un)_l
—
tUn)
Machine
"
■
12.50
>
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American
'
.
Sep
3% Mar
1%
4y«
Jun
1%
Jan
50 74
July
Jan
4274
Booth
5
_
Burlington Industries (Un)
Burroughs Corp < Un)...
10
"
4274
1,900
4074
Sep
3374
300
337b
Oct
44% July
14 74
1474
450
14
Jun
18% July
3174
2874
3174
1.000
2574
Feb
31%
Oct
3574
Corp
3374
1474
Airplane
Fisheries
4174
3378
8
Boeing
..
For
Shares
High
29
1
—
Borg (George W) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
BONDS
Cincinnati
Apr
•2% Sep
July
124% July
22% July
72%
of
Motors
/ Common
23
Gil
Texas
39
58%
20
OlMIndiana)
Sunray
.
Jan
Sep
.
of I'rieee
28%
1
Paramt Theatres
Jun
27
Standard
Can
American
July
52%
_*
Co
American
Mar
35
4074
~10
Standard
16
Sales
28%
*
Airlines
Broadcast
American
136% May
Sep
47 % Aug
10
Railway
Standard Oil
Jun
.'Jan
5% Mar
for Week
-
■
Oct
34%
21%
19%
4174
Brands
Ludlum
American
24%
34%
Socony
Sperrr Rand
Co
1 % Mar
20
jnly
.iauoucuo..
Range
45%
'
American
2774
Standard
Oct
Week'i
I-oir
'
Jan
Paper
Southern
13
300
45'%
—5
Corp .(Un
any
l
Apr
3274
Sears Roebuck
Southern
725
2%
45%
-—1
1
Aluminium Ltd
-
St
Inc
Allied Laboratories
473/a July
20
3274
47%
Reynolds Tobacco
Castings
Dis
,Allis Chalmers Manufacturing
72% July
324
39%
19%
Corp of America
Republic . tetl
13%
10
.
*————,
-
&
—
__
Aluminum
Investment
Aug
15%
47%
Radio
,;Oct
•
33 %c
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Petroleum
4
-
59% Mar
51
—12
—_
v
1,200
5
common.;
—
Corp
Advanced
Aid
Apr
60%
5
.
11% Sep
15%
17% Mar
4
3"% May
Jun
225
touuu-iu,
Last
Sale l'rice
Jan
47 3 4
%
Central
Edison
Jan
18%
2%
Par
70
62%
3—5
Lead
York
Ohio
11% Apr
Feb
10
10%
13
Friday
31% Feb
32
•
Feb
47%
«
_
—
62% Sep
Midwest Stock Exchange
A
Aug
47% July
50
10
Distillers
2%
102
232
4
—1
50% July
13% Jan
Sep
Sep
62
46%
1674
2774
*
(P)
Montgomery Ward
200
11%
11%
,18%
19% May
7% July
1074
?
Lorillard
2%
11%
11%
1
common
Jan
3
,
160
10
*.—
Jan
1%
1
—
974
-1
:
Products
Jan
5
Harvester
250
11%
5
1
__;
180% Mar
1
General Motors
Greyhound Corp
.*374 Sep
974 Aug
374
31% Mar
11% July
5 Vfe Aug
Jan
72%
4174
5
Electric
Feb
874 Jan
48% July
35
12%
2.50
Dynamics
General
42%
47% July
Sep
39% Sep
5
Federated
413
1,916
974
;
2
common
Paper common
Dillon
Allegheny
Ford
11
374
Manufacturing
Scotten
Jun
15%
io
Dupont
28%
5874
1074
1074
—
Company
River Raisin
Rudy
44
Mar
40
Rickel
July
51% Sep
28% Jan
40%
16%
_
Jun
Jun
70
5
Products
7% Jan
47% Jan
:
28%
58 %
2874
Feb
20
«
Ohio
10"% July
100
31%
26
8% Mar
418
37% Jan
50
Gas
So
Mar
6Va Feb
100
14%
26% Mar
4374
10
&
8% July
28
Jan
14 %
32 % May
i
Products
Columbus
Feb
May
5%
Jun
Feb
Abbott
Columbia
3%
24
32%
Jan
•
Service
155
July
27%
STOCKS
Cities
109
1,355
3
Jan
Sep
43%
3
_
7%
24%
5%
9%
47% July
4% Apr
Sep
14%
1574
1
«.
Jan
5%
33 %
4374
10
Steel
Jan
1%
25%
22%
1574
50
Bethlehem
3%
300
Apr
42
100
Burkington
938
2%
Jan
2674
5
Manufacturing
4,464
3%
29% Mar
9%
1
—
40%
Jun
170
30%
10
-
Jan
1,100
Sep
Wayne Screw Products
.
Mar
3
Udylite Corporation
Telephone & Telegraph
59
24
12%
6%
Oct
♦
Anaconda
Sep
Sep
38% Apr
1,428
2,483
•
Apr
July
6%
25
Stocks
Cyanamid
50
50%
13"
26
10
20%
-
27%
-
7%
1
—
Jun
40
45
Sep
36'
38%
25%
1
i—
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Heater
Leonard Refineries
17
•
51%
Feb
24%
9%
10
—
Sep
36%
147
9%
18%
'
34%
536
1
—_.—.
688
51%
683
.
5%
20
6374
41% May
21% Jan
%
»
37
Sep
5
II
4974
Jan
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7%
Jan
Airlines
Avco
Breweries
Kysor
High
Jun
12%
274
Apr
60%
Jan
6 74
37%
1
50%
37
7%
195
3%
2%
90Mar
%
Jan
530
50 74
2
—
lvioons
30
5
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—
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Oct
50%
17% Mar
4974
6.344
40
Sep
61
Sep
674
12%
,1.66%
76
37
4474
Jan
13%
38%
1.
Chemical-.——1
&
25%
American Radiator
Ashland
Corp
Oil
116
53
773
Feb
5
39%
35 :
12%:
199
3374
-
5
50% July
8274 July
674
2574
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25
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———'
747
53
4574
3% May
13% Jan
39%
38%
—
78%
3374
1774
457b
15% May
13-74
6%
35%
1
Unlisted
1674
393B
18%
—50
spl
American
Jun
76%
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American
Lamp
Prophet
class
1674
35%
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Armco
27%
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&
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Allied
27
850
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S
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-
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2374
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Cincinanti
25%
5
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_——5
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King Seeley
50
2574
1474
8
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.
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25 74
72%
3
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Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
3474
Piano
Carey Manufacturing
Champ common
Cincinnati
for Week
Shares
Feb
.*.1
Co
Brewing
Howell
High
574
25%
-20
i-uuudry
Baldwin
Range
3 4 74
1
——
.
Trailer
Lakes
Hoskins
Sales
of Prices
225
—————10
International
Week's
3874
-20
—
Corppration—
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Motor
Oct
Exchange
Low
Bros
Steel
Ex-Cell-O Corporation
Hall
Friday
3874
.
Edison
Detroit
27% Aug
47% Jan
Great
Cincinnati Stock
Oct
5
177 b
17%
37
3%
-
High
-
65 74 May
Feb
12%
Oct
3% Aug
100
-10
365
—
7
382
3%
common—
300
__
949
374
374
—
Power
774
,
-
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23%
7
f
-
1374 May
' 274 Mar
—1
7474
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1.774
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25%
4174
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25
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221
274
—
42%
367b
11—25
Co.—
1474
274
—,—
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Low
1474
common
19
•
Range Since Jan. 1
1
Burroughs Corporation
Chrysler Corp
20% Aug
5574 Oct
36
Mfg
25
*
Co
Sliaies
...
.—1
Manufacturing
Buell Die & Machine
Jan
High
i.
common
Brown-McLaren
July
22 74
1
Low
__
Stores
Electric
Detroit
Torrington
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par-,
574 Jun
Feb
17%
100
2,222
..
Last
Jan
14
5574
__
III—7
Inc
131
Feb
21%
__
*
Shop Inc
Stop &
17%
Oct
142
1074
4
10774
Exchange
Week's
Sale I'ries
12
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4
13
15%
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12%
1474
130
——
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■
RR
Machine
Folding
Shawmut
mi
15%
100
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Co
Standard
mm
20
:—
Chemical
Mathieson
Reece
Tel
&
107% 107%
1
New
PONTIAC
5974 Mar
62%
STOCKS
Maine
KALAMAZOO '
JACKSON
July
8174 Mar
11%
.
Corp
DETROIT
Telephone: WOodward 2-5525
42 74
30%
'
25
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Boston
Star
7474
Exchange
Stock Exchange
7074 Aug
Feb
7
48%
2874
597b
•
Co
'
Loew's
Lone
4774
■
'
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324
Stock
Midwest
Building
July
ANN ARBOR
Eastern
American
*
Exchange
Jan
54
40%
•
New York Stock Exchange
Jan
46%
37
—
Service
Jan
4,123
130
% 47%
25
574
Sep
Sep
50%
—.100
Pers Prop
105
167% 171%
170%
———
Edison
Boston
774
26%
50
Boston
Cities
7
3674
600
3574
Oct
45%
Jan
10>2
'200
10%
Sep
14%
Jan
3974
600
3374
Feb
52% July
]"%
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3974
3874
•
Volume
Number 5679
i86
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1531)
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Range
East
STOCKS
>
'
Pacific
Canadian
Celanese
Central
J
South
West
Public
Milw
Paul
St
5%
series
A
Sen
Bales
fer Week
sf Prices
Shares
29'.,
100
29 Vb
Sep
Low
3Va May
36 ya Jun
National
New
Tile
York
&
Mfg
Central
22%
23%
500
20%
20 y4
22%,
700
201/4
Oct
36% July
38% Jan
31
32 y8
700
31
Oct
41% Jan
17 Vb
2%
4,300
Jan
North
American
Aviation
400
13 y8
Oct
17%
Jan
North
American
Car
1%
800
1%
Feb
3Vb
Jun
Northern
Illinois
Corp
37%
38 3 8
500
343/4
Jan
Northern
Illinois
Oaa
28
28%
500
27%
Jun
42% May
31% May
Northern
Pacific
17'/a
100
16
Mar
173/e
17%
4,300
Ry
52
52
250
50 y2
Aug
62
Apr
Northern
States
Jan
(Minnesota)
(Un)
Northwest Bancorporation
.
10
pfd
conv
38%
„
25
25
.
t>9
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2%
5
Oct
59
59
100
55%
Sep
693A
15 Vb
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16
600
15'/a
Sep
20% July
High
12% Jan
300
23%
13%
.
Low
7% Sep
22% Oct
:
7%
31
RR
1%
v
Range 81n«# Jan. 1
High
7%
2%
Corp
Chicago & Northwestern
2 %
i3y0
Pac__.—
Si
290
—50c
5
Chesapeake <fc Ohio Ry (Un)
Chic
High
2%
23%
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Service
Champhxv Oil & Ref S3
Low
High
2Va\
2%
25_
Corp
Illinois
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Prlss
(Un)—*
of America
Brewing
&
Central
(Un)
Low
10c
Prospect Ltd—1—
Corp
Centiivre
Par
■
•
Aviation..
Eastern
Canadian
Friday
8TOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
'
-
California
OCTOBER 4
for Week
Shares
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Sales
of Prices
Friday
(Un).
Corp
.
i
Co
17%
'393/4
40
400
.
18
17% Aug
38
Jun
19 y4
July
49% May
Sep
Power Co—
15%
15%
15%
1,700
65
65%
150
151/4 Aug
173/4 Jun
65
Oct
77% Jan
300
Ry—
30%
30%
200
30 V*
Feb
43
Apr
•
28%
28%
300
28
Sep
37%
Jan
Oak
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
.9 %
9%
700
Sep
12 %
Feb
Ohio
Edison
Ohio
Oil
preferred
—100
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co
9%
Manufacturing
1
Co
Co
Co
Cincinnati
Cities
25
74 %
—8.50
27%
:
Gas
Elec
&
Service
—_
Co
Coleman
Colorado
Ilium
Fuel
Iron
&
64
27%
300
%
140%
Oct
24'/a Aug
5*.
10
82'A July
27% Oct
Olin-Mathieson
Owens-Illinois
Corp
Electric
59
100
38 y4
Feb
4Gy4
Jun
Pacific
34%
34%
400
34%
Sep
51
Jan
Pan
79
79 7«
150
78
Sep
89 V4
Feb
Peabody Coal Co
34%
34%
100
34%
Oct
43% May
13%
13%
350
13%
Oct
20%
25%
26
200
25%
Oct
32 V4 July
Penn-Texas
16 %
16%
1,700
161/4
Sep
18%
16%
_*
"
Consolidated Cement
....
.„r
Jan
Jan
Gas
Consolidated
Consumers
Container
Foods
Power
Corp
Warrants
5%
*
Continental
Can
.
Controls Co of
Crane
&
Co
Gas
—
Light
&
Coke
Apr
Pepsi-Cola
14% Aug
16%
Sep
44% Aug
17% Sep
49%
Jan
100
20%
Apr
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
43
200
200
Oct
46% July
834 Jun
Sep
6%
Jan
2,800
11%
Feb
100
21%
Feb
15
14%
15
26%
26%
2638
23
23
23 %
400
23
Oct
333/4
33%
35%
1,600
31%
Sep
29%
800
27%
Feb
23
500
17% Aug
36%. Apr
22%
53%
-
53%
177
21
500
28
Oct
Jan
68
May
52%
400
180%
52%
»
180%
Jun
Sep
177
205% July
29Th
29%
100
29%
Oct
51Jail
10
;
Potter Co
92%
94%
200
84 %
Feb
112% July
Public
Ford
Motor
Foremost
Co
Dairies
Four-Wheel
Inc
Drive
100
15%
Oct
50%
600
50
—
Service
Co
of
Pullman
Company
Co
Oil
General
Amer
General
Transportation
Corp—i
15%
500
15
1,150
15%
13%
12%
13%
1
12%
12%
13
General
Motors
Indiana
GeneraF Telephone
1
Greyhound Corp
Griesedieck Co
Apr
12% Oct
15 %
Apr
12%
700
18%
24%
Jan
Oct
•
2
78%
2
,-2
.
200
86% May
Jan
72
3
1% Aug
1,700
River
Paper
Spring & Axle
Co
Dutch
New
Oct
52%
Feb
723/8 July
Sears
38%
Feb
47% July
National
Sheaffer
.
Hertz.
Corp
40
39%
40
500
38% Aug
45 % May
36
36
36%
400
36
Oct
46% Mar
81%
81%
100
73 %
Feb
1
_3
15%
15%
39%
39%
40
28%.
28%
28%
36
36
~2%
2%
,
2%
100
15%
Sep
700
39%
Sep
300
23%
Jan
30
29%
Jan
1,100
1%
Jan,
15%
15%
400
14%
Jan
9 %
15%
3
,
9%
64
9%
Sep
13
500
12%
"2%
13%
..
57% Jan
30
Sep
39% Aug
3% July
16% May
10
Feb
Illinois Brick. Co
Central
Illinois
39
2%
23/4
4
Sep
173/4
Jan
13
Jan
Oct
18J/4
Jan
41%
11% Mar
-
200
38 Vb
Sep
1,000
1%
Jan
3%
200
3 5/e
Sep
6
Steel
International
25 V* May
29
Mineral
Paper
Shoe
Kropj* Forge
Laclede
Leath
Gas
&
Co
Co
30%
29'%
30%
300
Lincoln
Lindsay
Locw's
c. apman
49%
Modine
Chemical
Muskegon
Motor Spec conv
10%
1,100
10% Sep
27%
1,100
27
1.40
19%
National
Cash
Distillers
;National
Presto
Chem
Industries
National Standard Co
32 % Mar
39% Mar
100
23%
71 Vb
100
18% 8ep
71 Vb Oct
35%
35%
200
35% Oct
200
1
_
-
19
19
20
b
'.
27%.
26%
273/a
10%
10%
400
54
55%
1,400
53%
1,100
'
2,600
253/4 Mar,
29% Jan
Oct
19
Jun
94% July
35% Oct
25% Jun
Pen-
Corp
_
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
South
Bend
Southern
Southern
IB
Works
Pacific
Co
'Un>
_
Inc
Corp
Standard
65
July
Dredging
38 3/4
26% Oct
20%
Jan
25 Vb July
38%
38%
500
38%
Sep
46%
200
26 Vb
Jan
33
Jan
'32% Jun
Jan
Inc
31%
31 %
19%
19%
20%
,
3,000
19%
Sep
10 %
103/4
10%
.
400
10 Vb
Sep
12%
40%
40 %
40%
300
37%
Jan
42 % July
7%
8%
5%
Jan
52 %
503/8
52 Vb
43%
Feb
44%
43%
44%
1,100
1,100
4,500
56
49
*
(Un)_.
Corp
_
Oil
Standard
IIIII
•
Oil of Indiana.
California
8%;
••
43% Sep
„
26V'a July
8%
Apr
Oct
59% July
62
Jan
Oil
(N J)
Standard
Standard
Oil
Co
Railway Equipment
7
(Un)
(Ohio)
1
583A
3,700
53%
Feb
68% July
49'%
300
48 %
Feb
61%
Jun
14%
100
14 Vb
18 %
July
353/a
100
32
Sep
Feb,
41%
14 y4
143/4
400
14 V4
Fpb
18
5%
143/8
143/8
353%
573/4
—10
5%
400
5% Aug
18% 8ep
8ya
Jan
Apr
Jun
Jan
34%
100
34%
Oct
44!/a
Apr
28
66%
76
Jun
100
37%
Sep
40%
30
200
29%
Feb
12%
200
12%
Sep
373/4 July
14 % Feb
&
Sylvania
1,000
>
45% Mar
Machine
5
1
Company
Electric Products
63% July
34%
300
341/4
Sep
39%
50
14%
-•
34%
May
Feb
Texas
Co
Textron
(The)
Tool
Edison
(Un)
208
41 y4
Jan
100
31/a
Sep
4 >/4
15%
Jan
251/2
Jan
Sep
16% May
Oct
29% May
13% Mar
13 Vb
800
13
Sep
35 Vb
400
34
IVb
300
1
Aug
Aug
l'/s
41V4
1%
Apr
(Un)
Jan
29
1
29
500
26'/a Jan
34
233/4
29
23%
300
22%
Feb
30%
Jun
63 y4
100
62'/a
Jan
64
Apr
105% 1063/4
200
July
May
Sep
11%
24
63 %
I
Ur
Aug
200
3%
Feb
55
400
200
13
35
1
20th Century-Fox Film
45 %
2
500
11%
243/4
35
5
Co
Transamerica Corp
66%
11%
*
Co
65%
24
50c
Inc
Power
Apr
13%
13%
400
23
150
22%
Oct
44%
4434
100
43 V2
July
10%
10%
800
10 y8
Jun
13%
65%'
65%
100
621/4
Aug
73
3i
27%
31%
5,000
18% Mar
28
51%
51%
52%
3,400
51%
Sep
811/4
15%
15%
300
151%
Oct
193/8 July
28
Feb
100
200
.2
Standard
of
47%
26%
23
80o
Un»
common
Brands
"•
—IIII1
Southwestern Public Service
Rand
52
26%
5
(Un)
30%
37%
51%
53%
Oct
23
Lathe
Co
11% May
67% Jun
9% July
54
25
(Un)—7.50
31% July
108% July
12%
49%
1
.6
—
_
Jan
13%
'
45 'A Mar
Jan
July
July
Jun
38%
40%
550
38%
Oct
35% July
57% Jan
16%
16%
16%
100
16%
Oct
So
Union
Salle
La
Carbide
Union
Oil
Ue
of
Aircraft Corp
United Air Lines Inc
Corporation
United Fruit
12%
200
10
Aug
15%
11%
500
10 V2
Jan
12%
Jan
3434
200
31%
Jan
38
6%
Sep
960
26 V*
49
300
48% 0-ct
64
26%
26%
1,000
25%
Sep
30% July
5
(Un)
26%
64%
64 %
100
60
Aug
88%
Jan
23%
24
200
23 y4
Sep
42
Jan
1,000
6V2
Jan
10
(Del)
(Un)_.
23%
7
-1
7
Sep
29% Mar
Jun
7%
Apr
42%
42 5/s
200
41%
Aug
45
II—4
63%
653/4
400
5iy»
Apr
653/4
1
12%
12%
200
12%
Sep
17
Apr
5
39
39 Vb
200
38%
Sep
48%
Jan
•
Co
dtates,
States, Industries
Uypmn
42%
July
Oct'
Jun
400
123% July
26 3/s
48 3/4
Jan
11%
33%
101% Feb
26%
49
10
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United
United
106%
10
25
(Un
California
»1 ir
<>n
Corp
Corp
Electric
Union
St
21 % May
6%
28%
28%
29
600
28%
Oct
7%
U
S
Rubber
Van
82%
81%
301/8
200
29%
Sep
99% July
37% Feb
Walgreen
30
473/4
48%
800
473/4
Oct
66
Feb
Western
15
15%
250
14%
Aug
18%
Apr
32%
32%
32%
800
30%
Feb
34%
33%
2,400
33%
Oct
43
41
34%
43
40 % July
40
Jan
23%
23%
10
class
300
Feb
Wet»-oi
9
8%'
59%
61 VB
2,900
14%
15%
700
12
Jan
16
29%
200
29 Vb
Apr
30% Aug
10%
11
2,200
8%
Apr
11% July
16%
16%
100
16%
Oct
20%
59%
Works
593/4
61
700
52%
Feb
68 % July
19%
20 Vb
700
19% Sep
42
42
100
42
Oct
52
20
20 Vb
180
19%
Sep
23 ya
Jan
19%
19%
200
Sep
23
Jan
y8
3,800
Co
11
Union
White
Motor
Wisconsin
23%
26
Jan
Wisconsin
—2%
Telegraph
Westinghouse Electiu
Whirlpool Corp
45 ya Mar
6,600
6% July
12%
68 %
56%
36%
200
56%
Sep
100
30%
Jan
50
22 %
22%
300
21%
Sep
28
July
July
May
9%
100
93/4
Sep
10
utrp..
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5
Co
16%
—.1
20
r.
_
•
Bankshares Corp
Public Service
——
—
—10
——
i/a
(F W)
Oo_
_
_
—
10
41%
40%
41%
11
11
11
800
Jan
100
29%
Sep
39 %
Jan
93/4
31
31
Mar
19%
26%
Jan
Feb
July
% Sep
A Sep
Jan
40
Aug
45
10%
Sep
13% Jan
93
Feb
124 ya July
Sep
36%
56%
36%
9%
73 % Jan
15%'
.16%
(in
40 % July
Aug
57 y* Mar
29%
Dom Iron
30
58%
(Un>
Jan
6%
82 %
300
Co
U S Steel Corp
43
(Un)
100
19%
42%
22%
Register
&
Jan
35
19%
Oct
12%
Cylinder Gas
National
12% Feb
47%
71%
15c
...__
Oil
Wool worth
National
-
30
34%
Industries Inc..
Oct
SeD
35
Rights
Na-fiCO
55
800
13%
——
Ward & Co..
Morris (Philip) & Co (Un)
May
57
10%
27
55
30 %
39%
Montgomery
62
50
55
10%
27%
-
30
•
*
Co—
(Un)..
•
Swift
44%
Manufacturing
Monsanto
July
Jan
22%
4
—-*•
—
61
38%
——*
7
25
1
Cement
31 % July
Oct
29 y4
3 Vb
—
Brewing
Portland
Missouri
Feb
46%
28 V\
45
5
Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel
Minneapolis
26%
200
Feb
34%
♦
Utilities
100
49%
12%
"
37%
12%
—
South
27%
46'%
Sep
Sep
May
July
29%
10
Brick Inc
Mickelberry's Fc od Products
Middle
27%
46%
20g
Oct
Jun
July
900
7.50
(Un)—
Metropolitan
s
12
3,250
88%
i
10y4 Feb
23%
100
& Scott (Un)__
100
.......
-
United
Merritt
113/4
19 %
90%
Medusa Portland Cement
113/4
'
Oct
233%
S0%
—
1,000
18%
90%
Mfg
24'%
5
(Un)
United
Marquette Cement
23%
23%
Feb
Sep
Co common
26'/4
24
•
-
19%
Sep
——33 %c
Chemical
23%
800
1
26
Inc
July
61%
100
61%
6
32%
Printing Co common—
July
64 Vb
47%
60»/b
Tool
800
(Un).
38
Sep
52 y8 July
22% Mar
47
47%
61 %
1
Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
28%
I
May
23% Aug
59 Vt. Jan
Sep
Sundstrand
26%
——
-
163/4 Mar
473/4
Jan
32%
common
40
200
1,200
Jan
26%
common
Oct
y4
48%
99
32%
preferred
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
31
600
31%
20
47%
23%
Mar
•
$2.50
31%
79
500
—
Sep
400
86%
Sep
33
c°
39%
300
19%
3.50
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Jan
1
84%
Light
33%
Corp
19%
——"
&
600
373/4
B
Class A
Toledo
Power
Jun
31
Stockyards
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Tri Continental C<".
City
48
37%
5
—
(W A)
Sinclair
Thor
Kansas
35% Sep
Studebaker-Packard
—1
Jones & Laughlin Steel (Un)
800
Jan
41%
CO
Power
37
Jan
19
200
.
36
Jun
39% May
653/4 Jan
Oct
63
200
43%
•
(Un)
54
22%
19%
43
Co
33'% Sep
100
Sep
19 % Sep
19
i
400
54
7%
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stone
Container
Corp
Chemical—5
&
International Tel & Tel
Interstate
250
19%
Harvester
International
International
25%
43%
1——
Co
International
25%
—-10
—
—
Indiana Steel Products Co.!
Inland
'
*
;
RR
35
54
36%
10
Co—
Standard
common
6y8 May
343/4
343/4
■
Corp
Roebuck & Co
8perry
16
4,000
3%
1
10
12
750
16 %
38ya
'
————_1
1
12%
16
13%
-1
:
100
93% July
17% Jan
1
__—
Hupp Corporation
Huttig; Sash & Door
7
7
when issued
Schwit'zer
1
Howard .industries Inc
7
20
'I
Petroleum
common
47%
—
52% Jan
Jan
'
Apr
1,500
Co
Sep
•
Schenley Industries
Schering Corp
1,600
•
&
40
Louis
3,800
1
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800
48 Vb
Co
Standard
(Walter
413/4
Louis Public Service class A.¬ ..Ilia
Spiegel
Heller
Apr
40 Vb
—.
St Regis Paper Co
41
1
Heilman- (G) Brewing Co
Hein Werner Corp
L-i.1-
183/k
41
St
61%
_
Jan
Sep
St
40
i
1'.
63
11
5
__
(Un)
Raisin
68% July
10
(Un)
433% Sep
100
•
Bros
59%
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical—
18%
100
133/4
10
—~Z
(Un)
Richman
47%
& Dock
—
700
46%
1
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Metals
40%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
5
Gossard (W H) Co
•
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Gray Drug Stores.
Great Lakes Dredge
24% May
19%
5
(R J) Tobacco cl B
61%
:
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133/4
5
Reynolds
47%
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49
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Steel
5
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Gillette
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393/4 Sep
19%
•
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Raytheon Manufacturing Co
_1
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22
13%
•
Radio
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50%
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Sep
1
(Un)
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166%
Dynamics Corp
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i
General
78%
l_2.50
;
Apr
133/4 Jan
53A Oct
17%
•
(Un)
Sangamo Electric Co
General- Box
100
Jan
73/4 Feb
31
59% Mar
15%
Sep
Sep
10
—
400
1,200
403/4
Oct
231/4 Sep
46%
16% July
2
Aulo_
Fruehauf Trailer
15%
50
50
5
t
5%
173/4
12
3
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Royal
15%
1
..
3%
200
40%
-33 %c
(The)
Rockwell
Falstafi Brewing Corp
700
4
231/4
18% Jan
32% May
v
1
(Un)—
Jun
35
July
46% May
29
Co
Reynolds
Co
51
17%
17%
(new)—25
Revlon Inc
Kodak
433/4 Sep
13% Aug
8% Sep
53/4
60
300
6%
5
Eastman
100
10
Corp
400
46
43 %
5
I
453/4
common
14%
1
3%
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28
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23%
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Lines
July
Sep
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65
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31%
10
de Nemours- (Un)
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18%
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Mar
700
100
60
58»/2
100
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18 %
1
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28
443/4
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2,700
1,900
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Crucible Steel Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
243/4
9 »/8
2,200
18%
5 :
;
200
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47 y4 Sep
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5
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common
20% Jan
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900
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—
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8
15% Sep
100
347%
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-7.50
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47
341/4
34%
70% May
Sep
38%
•
1
1
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Chemical
59
15
(Un)
1,600
27
5
Columbia Gas System
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38%
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129
1
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preferred _—!—
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25
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Cleveland Cliff's Iron
140 %
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Chicago Towel
Chrysler Corp
153/4
47
12
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Zenith Radio Corp
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50
100
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.
..
Monday, October 7, 1957
(1532)
mo
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
OCTOBER 4
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's
Sale*
Last
Range
for Week
Sa le Trice
of Prices
Share*
Friday
STOCKS
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Week'*
Sales
Garrett
for Week
General
Amer
of Trice*
Share*
General
Range Since Jan. 1
nigh:
Low
Par
Laboratories
Abbott
Aomirai
Aeco
High
4514
45'4
176
37%
Feb
515
4
July
9 1
300
9
Oct
14%
Jan
62c
Feb
2.20 July
1
Corp
Corp
Mining
Gold
Co
1
Alleghany Corp common (Uni—_
Artists Pictures Corp
Mfg Co
400
5%
Feb
3:t
Feb
9
2*4
400
2%
77%
Oct
28 k
28%
1,341
4'
Sep
200
i
36
36 k
680
115
115
270
26 k
(Unj
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200
6%
2%
78k
2 '•'■
—10
(Un)
7,800
2%
6%
Ltd
Aluminium
4
1.25
77%
1
(Un).—18,
Allied Chemical «fc Dye Corp
Allis-Chalmers
1.15
2
.
Allied
Amerada
9
1.15
2%
10c
—
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Alaska
Lore
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31
31
158
31
Oct
52-%
5
33k
33%
1,307
33'/a
Sep
45 k
al9% al9%
105
17%
Sep
24
Controls
Last
Sale l'rice
Low
Corporation
Range
Friday
STOCKS
i
May
Aug
,
Nov
9612 July
36
May
Sep
53 %
141%
Jun
Oct
a
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co
(U11)—
General
Calif(Ull)
General Foods Corp
General
Motors Corp
Paint
Corp
General
Tire
General
New
15%
Airlines Inc com (Un)—».—1
Theatres (Un)
1
(Un)—
12.50
American
American
American
American
100
25
American Tel & Tel Co
(Un)
Co
Tobacco
American
25
50
5
Armeo Steel Corp (Un)
10
Ashland Oil & Refining (Uni—;—~ 1
Atch Top & Santa Fe (Un) com
10
Atlantic Refining Co (Uni
10
Atlas Corp (Un)
1
(Un)
Viscose Corp
American
4%
4%
300
39%
40 %
712
-83 kc
23k
Co
Barker Bros Corp common
Bell
Aircraft
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Blue
Cliica Oil
Boisa
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5
80 "«
80'
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201
74
1
46^8
46%
135
46%
Oct
1%
Feb
1%
100
267
5
Feb
142
487b
Feb
1,298
425
47
3,600
8k Mar
56
May
Northern
Corp (Un)
Greyhound Corp
Gull Oil
179% Mar
168
Sep
3C2
70
Aug
77!2
31
Feb
43
50%
51 Va
1,528
49 %
Sep
72k
23%
23%
245
20
Feb
51 %
Hancock Oil
Jan
Hertz
Electronics
Hoffman
Aug
27k Aug
65
Jan
16 31
200
16%
Feb
19% May
Honolulu
21k
2,933
20%
Sep
26%
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Jan
54
341
%
0.43% a44%
145
8%
1,677
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450
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11%
12
260
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480
5
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5k
4,848
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11%
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6
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7% July
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6
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1
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41 k
Feb
58 k July
3% Aug
6% Oct
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6k
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9
Jan
270
12 '.2
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14 k
1,151
27%
Oct
47
14'3
160
14!
Oct
.—5
47
47%
245
1
—,—8
2
5c
37 k
40 k
500
47
Sep
37 k Sep
22% Feb
65 7 e May
42%
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40 k
13k
12%
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3.141
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36%.
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33%
1
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6,165
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Sep
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2.90
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3%
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4%
Jun
18k Jan
8k
16
140
14% Jan
17
906
36
Sep
4512
16 k
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Mar
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Central
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International Tel &
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Intex
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Charter
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Paul RR
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65
nun
23
38
Feb
43 k May
13 k
Jan
16 k May
29 'a
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29!1
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36 Va May
40 k
312
40
Sep
63%
Jan
15%
16
216
14% Mar
18
Jan
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98 k May
13%
17%
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13 k
13 k
1,114
9
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140
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11%
31
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141
15 k
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74 k
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26%
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41% Mar
225
41%
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45 k
1,077
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38%
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237
42%
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53
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68%
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213
28 k
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236
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38 k May
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16%
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29%
29k
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RR
(Uni__
34% Mar
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37 k
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*
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Inc
(R H>
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Navigation
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&
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New
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59
4%
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330
53
53%
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53
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68
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152
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112% July
94
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290
29%
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1,114
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Oct
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29%
218
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277
12 k
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15 k Aug
1.25
1.20
1.25
6,100
1.20
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7%
7k
271
7%
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11% Apr
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Ford
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Co
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39%
140
3f k *'ar
43
24%
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23 k
31% Jan
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126
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51
51
545
5
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49k
50 %
1,821
49%
Oct
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2
15 k
15%
15 k
1,808
14%
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18 k
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55%
38
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7
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8.409
287
28
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31%
155
24%
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36%
Jan
27k
28'
280
26% Aug
47%
Jan
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25:%
495
25
Sep
33 Vh
Feb
Apr
61k July
13k Jan
4
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May
185
54
12
Oct
600
3
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37%
38 k
330
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4c
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5,000
*
26%
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Feb
42
4c
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13c
July
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150
263a Mar
26Tb
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113
30 k
Sep
37
May
July
26 7
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983
30 V4
Feb
41
34 "4
1,088
33%
Oct
39%
4%
4%
200
3%
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31%
5
Aug
Jan
Aug
39
39%
35
Jan
40
Aug
5
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22%
45(5
21%
May
39%
42
228
35%
Sep
Apr
28
1
135
40k
Sep
50
10
Corp (Un)
(Un
May
6k Mar
29%
33%
32%
•
(Un)
__
a41 % a42%
252
>-
5
-
(Uni
,
(Un)
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1
9
8%
9k
495
i
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82c
6
5:)4
6
1,580
15
15 k
590
1
45 k July
Jan
9k
Sep
Oct
8
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Sep
17
Jan
7% May
5%
15
1%
Apr
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Ti.
%
1,100
%
Sep
*
22%
24
1,667
22%
Oct
36 k July
•
28%
28%
602
18%
Oct
31% Mar
(Uni
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1
15c
Feb
97c
July
54c
9.800
l
2.25
2.15
2.30
3.100
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Oct
3 k
Jail
l
20%
20 %
22%
3,902
20%
Oct
39%
Jan
22
22
260
19k
22
39%
40
1,1.34
38
Sep
Sep
19%
19%
426
19%
Oct
28 k
54c
l
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Aircraft Inc
—
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51c
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49 k Mav
Feb
Ecilson
Co
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Oct
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1.75
1.85
4.705
1.60
Jun
2.70
Jan
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2,150
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20
-
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15 k
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300
20c
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15k
16
47%
34%
35 k
180
5
Corp
47%
«
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43%
44 k
1,043
12
1,400
200
2k Mar
47
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3% Feb
52 k May
34%
Oct
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43
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Feb
61% July
Cement
Pacific
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Pacific
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-
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4.50'f
1st
18 k
Jan
471
20
Jan
26%
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33 %
Jan
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Aug
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Jun
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25
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28 k
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125
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25
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153
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Sep
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•
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1.05
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1
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645
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80 k July
55c
Feb
9
Apr
39
Apr
94 k Mar
1.40 July
39
July
131% Jun
3% Aug
14
•
78k
14
58 k
160
13% Aug
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57'4
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49%
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395
78
85 k Mar
17% Sep
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Aug
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61% Sep
2.05 May
5
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Jun
29%
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Oct
200
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6k
1
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27
3%
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Fairchild Eng & Airplane
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22
Jan
28 k
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Pacific
1
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16%
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Apr
14 k
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91
July
29%
Jan
July
28%
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Sep
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57k
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24%
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19
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2914
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24%
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608
551
339
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45
32%
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Oct
44
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Oct
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Jan
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Jan
240
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El Paso Natural Gas
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Jan
2%
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Corp Ltd
Norris
52
4%,
95%
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13k
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May
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10
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47 k May
10
151/4
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Sep
1,209
15
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5%
827
180%
1,853
10 k
24%
2
Ward
Theatres
Niagara
32% May
60
5
17% May
121% Jan
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England Electric System
Feb
59
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Sep
37
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Inc (Uni
&
Supply Co
28
14%
1
90
15
25%
Co
(Un)
Inc
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National
305
150
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456
38 k
25%
•
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(Un)
Co
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&
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5%
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94
37%
30 k
32%
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Jun
14%
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53k
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10
1,480
10
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Jnn
39 k
1
90
2,438
31%
*
Co
Distillers
Apr
4(5
5
46% May
131
10%
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131/2
100
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National
280
265
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Oct
77 k a78%
30 k
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45
Pacific
46
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52% July
63% July
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Inc—
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Nat'l
47% Aug
1.15 Jan
46 k
Co
deNemours
a42%
Aug
Sep
46 k Mar
67k
Diablo
1.00
46 k
Industries
DuMont
duPont
of
a46
80c
39%
Jan
•
common—
Aircraft Co
Douglas
Dow
Inc
1,491
62% Aug
Jun
Sep
7.50
Domingucz Oil Fields Co (Un)
653
51
510
Montgomery
Mt
1,033
.
43
Jan
485
6%
Decca Records Inc
41 %
8k
30c
lk
Monsanto Chemical
Olin
8
5,550
25c
(Uni
Mississippi River Fuel Corp—
Ohio
32
12k May
350
60c
67 k
Ohio
100
Oct
8%
Ik
Ltd
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
Oct
1,685
Feb
67 k
Merck
99 k
1.05
29 k
106% July
37 k July
67 k
Meier
58 k July
35%
114
Sep
25
Petroleums
McKesson
Oct
11%
Jan
Sep
90 k
819
30%
80
Sep
lk Sep
Merchants
Sep
1.05
Jan
159
10 k
Matson
JuW
33%
Jan
161
a91
55c
43
Aug
May
2
10 k
Martin
4%
1.05
38!
8k
10c
87
3%
22c
Oct
55c
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43 k
23
Apr
32%
180
7
&
(Un)
30
400
61-k
12c
510
8%
30',0
common
1,240
805
30
30
100
M J M & M Oil Co
1,660
4
Jun
9,000
2'/a
Marchant
6
23%
61k
15c
33 k
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Macy & Co
87
23
a77
a90k
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Litton
45'4
3%
15c
32%
52%
49
Liggett <fc Myers Tobacco
87
11%
.
82c
60%
60%
a42% a44k
60%
_10
McNeill
Liberal
5%
23%
1
2
—
Apr
74c
37%
Libby
44%
23
1
(Un)
com
Co.
Jan
38c
1.10 Mar
2,750
•
Jun
30k
3%
50c
Jan
18k
74c
(Un)
County Land Co
Kern
Occidental
25
Crown Zcllerbacl* Corp
Preferred
Jan
19%
13% Sep
38
33 '4
a42:!
■
—10
Co
Crucible Steel Ct
17k
140
420
a
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10
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Crestmont
Sep
14
39k
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50c
1.33 k
Continental Copper & Steel Ind._____2
Continental Oil Co iUm...
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Products
1G3:,
13%
383,
•
Corp
(Urn...
Co
163b
a
■
25
common
70
59c
Jan
100
28%
(Un)
Edison
Consolidated Ediron of N Y
Cypress
8%
2 k
57 %
74',2
Aug
Sep
Sep
Feb
53c
Kcnnccott Copper
Minnesota
22% Sep
2k
-
.
Oct
3ft July
•
Commercial
Cuban
Jun
40k
a
25% July
55c
4
New Idria
Columbia
m
10%
29%
*
Crane
Jan
Sep
•
Columbia Broadcast Syst class A
Corn
lt»-/a
At Oct
25
Iron
&
Jan
210
25
Chicago Rock Island & Pac (Un)
Chrysler Corp
Cities'Service Cc -Un)
Clary Corp
Colorado
35k
271
(Un).
com
Oct
2
1
.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
24 k
6
1
_1
(Un)
Ltd
Co
850
25
100
77
Feb
Jun
7%
33 kc
,
4k%, preferred
Loew's
1*116
a
17 k
Jan
13 k
40
70c
& Chem Corp com—33 kc
Alum
Kaiser
50 k July
al5
13%
475
21k
24%
48 k
•
Corp (Un)
Laughlin Steel (Un)
Jones &
34% Feb
63l!
•
28% Mar
Oct
900
7k
Johns-Manvillc
530
39 k
2Af
10
105
8%
376
•
(Un)
Tel
Co„
Lockheed
20 k
— —
a38% a387«
22% May
413
10c
213,8 May
14k Jan
61 h
10
5,373
10c
—
Oil
Jade
Sep
38%
12.50
58% May
120
9
8
•
(Un)
Harvester
International Paper Co
Sep
2 ft
1
Apr
May
50 k
Intcrnatl Nickel Co of Canada (U11)—*
10 k
2c
J
(Uni
& Co.
16%
150
1
Imperial Development Co Ltd—
16 k
10c
Ltd-
Feb
41
19
208
38%
Railway (Un)—__25
Pacific
Canadian
Case
Oil
Homestead
Canadian
Jan
22%
21k
—10
322
al4%
-
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k
8
Co
16 k
20 k
5
.1%
Dry Ginger Ale (Un)—
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co
14
108%
50 k
Co
% *10%.
24%
5.50
Packing Corp
Canada
47% July
~8
Fower
Lorillard
California
Feb
74c
Cement
Idaho
Ideal
39
5
Feb
Apr
3 k July
;
60% Jan
36 3 a
a 10
39
37%
2k
Jan
41
1
10
1
_
(Un).—1
Co
Maryland Mines Corp (Un)
Idaho
Jan
16
-a.-,'.
16 k
6,331
July
56% July
July
13'/a
Feb
7c
July
July
Jan
36
•
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383
Aug
93
8k
50c
Development Co
Holly
Illinois
1
2
5
1,409
133
Jun
56% May
54 %
--
15%
3%
39%
9"
(Un)
404
.
Mar
22%
40 %
..25
7k
—
3,383
133
—1
(Un)
Corp
16%
a43%
A.
—.
Hawaiian Pineapple
20 T11
16%
class
Co
preferred
$1.25
Jan
July
200
2 k-
a40%
15 k
25
Jan
Jun
lk
a40
—•
3
18k
Mar
2%
2%
1
Ry
63%
401
50Tb
Lakes Oil <fe Chemical Co
Great
37c
lk
.—*
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Sep
12%
12%
47%
July
36
31% Mar
32
7%
July
31V*
Co_™_
38c
Grace
a.33% a34%
75%
common
Cement
21k Aug
Feb
Goodyear Tire & Rubber com
Borg-Wiuner Corp
Calaveras
Oct
16c
21k July
i2k>
Corp
Inc
Oct
17%
48 %
12%
34%
(Uni—1
(Un)—
5
Budd Company
5
Burlington Industries (Un)_1
Burroughs Corp
—
5
Bond
2.10
554
1,000
Feb
14%
(Un)
5,797
37c
46
Sep
11
27 %
Corp
Boeing Airplane Co
2.55
18%
39% May
Oct
39%
727
'
10c
Sen
Oct
Apr
35%
846
Co.—_—i
Humor Co of Calif
27%
22k
26 k
.
41!-
12 k
(Un)
145
Gladding
Kaiser Industries
Blair Holdings Corp
428
35%
2.10
17%
827
27 k
17%
2.40
:—5
-—
23%
Good
1
—
Corp
Corp
22 k
26%
45% July
17
May
35%
4
1
—
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May
5.
45
-
24 k May
—1
Inc
(Un)
Bendix Aviation Corp (Un)
Bestwall Gypsurn Co com (Uni
Bethlehem Sleel Corp (Un)
Bishop Oil Co
Black Mammoth Cons Min___
Instrument
Beckman
Feb
Feo
McBean
19
38% Aug
Sep
168% 171k
a
a
(Un) __13
100
1
1
+
5
BankJiue Oil Co
47% Juiy
17
3%
Boldwin-Lima-Hamiltom Corp
Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un)
Baudini Petroleum Co
48% July
Apr
Jan
40'/a
47
3
(Un)
Jan
38%
440
7%
12%
(Uni
Mfg Corp
41%
415
534
32
(The) Co (Un)
Arkansas Louisiana Gas (Un)—
Warrants
181
6,795
16
40
—
Products
47%
40%
16
4%
common
Apr
Jan
40
40k
10
Getty Oil Co common
Gladden
7%
47%
*
18
a43k a44%
7%
a43k
Anaconda
Avco
•
68%
72% July
Jun
42 7 «
15 k
17
Electronics
American
Oct
Oct
Feb
5
39%
40%
(Un)—.
Inc—_—
1
Factors Ltd lUm
_20
Motors Corp (Un;
5
Potash & Chem
*
Radiator & S S (Un)
5
Smelting & Refining (Un)—•
15%
48%
1,325
1,500
52 k
5%
17%
American Can Co
American
1,197
Jan
2,945
61 %
5%
42%
17%
Amer Bdcast-Para
American Cyanamid Co
15%
24.
50%
61%
"
(Un)
Jan
Jun
July
46%
15%
4%
Rubber
<fc
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•
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Public Serv
Telephone
Low
5%
1%
com
common
General
19%
High
61%
1
fi
1
Explor Co of
General
July
Feb
28 k
35%
109
of Texas
Oil
Ciliette Company
American
Range Since Jan. 1
Far
1
12%
12%
Oct
May
May
71% July
24
Jan
50
Pfizer
(Chas)
&
Co
Sound PtTp
Pullman
Oil
Inc
On
(Un)
/Un)
17 k
878
19%
19%,
100
19%
_10c
85c
85c
100
70c
5534
55%
Inc 1 Uni
1
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp (Un)
Philip Morris & Co (Un)._
Phillips Petroleum Co capital
Procter.& Gamble Co com (Un)
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17%
33kc
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Petrocarbon Chemical Inc.."
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com.:.
a46k
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__
5
43%
22%
23%'May
1.30 May
389
45
Feb
65
a46k a48k
130
42%
Sep
63
14%
794
13%
Oct
18%
43%
493
40% July
13%
4031
Jan
Oct
July
July
Jan
Apr
45
Mar
Jan
5
4041%-
1,559
39%
Sep
53
2
49%
50%
299
45 k
Jun
50%
14%
14%-
660
14%
Sen
17% Jan
55%
55%
195
66 k
Aug
36
36 k
291
48%
Jun
3
-
*
5
36
Oct
Number 5679
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
41
(1533)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
Par
Radio Corp
Rayonier Incorporated
:
(Un)
Raytheon Mfg Co
Republic Aviation Corp <Un)
Revlon
Inc
Rexall Drug Inc
;
Oil
Richfield
49
1,251
350
8%
8%
47 T a
23% Aug
31% Jon
8% May
47%
Sep
59
16%
Jan
126
8%
10%
Sep
14
817
83c
83c
600
81c
Aug
•
73%
73-%
256
63%
Feb
99c
500
21%
Sep
27%
275
26%
Feb
700
23'%
25%
684
Oct
33
a25%
(Un)—,—*
alG
Francisco
St Louis-San
St
IicgiS
Diego Gas & Elec com
4.40 V? preferred
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—
Industries
Sobering Corp
—
Wood
American
Steel
Tel
&
al6
270
15%
Sep
655
27%
Sep
18%
250
17% Aug
16%
16%
100
16%
Oct
16%
j .i
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100
Oct
1%
al9 al9%
206
18% Aug
23%
a
17%
Jan
25% Jim
29
Jan
Southern Calif Edison Co common—25
45%
45%
46 %
24
24
200
a37% a38%
a20% a21%
42%
629
preferred
25
conv
pfd———.—.r—25
——_—
4.32%
preferred
Southern Cal
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Gas
Co
Southern
Co
Southern
Pacific
Southern
Railway
Brands
Oil
Co
of
Oil
Co
Sterling
Stone
of
Webster
&
110
37%
Sep
42% May
Martin
345
20'A Jun
24
26% July
Sep
33%
common
preferred-
(The)
Textron
Inc
19%
Sep
100
10%
Jun
26% July
12% Apr
Warrants
Electric
Co
United
Air
United
Cuban
United
Fruit
Industries
U
S
Plvwood
U
S
Rubber
U
S
Steel
Westates
West
5%
5>/«
186
5%
23 %
23%
2,860
23%
1590
1590
1590
1240
Feb
Western
Film
34%
351
21
Jan
36
30%
30 %
419
30%
Oct
40% Jan
34%
34%
677
34% Sep
44% May
24
8%
Aug
Jan
20%
Scott Paper
Western
Dept
Western
66-%
20%
66%
385
54%
Feb
76
Union
27%
26%
Aug
47%
Jqn
29%
Feb
f
Jan
11
630
42% July
17%
18
3,287
32%
33
145
32 %
Oct
40?a May
35%
36%
6,391
35%
Sep
40 7a May
5VB
6 VB
4.924
5%
Sep
10
13'%
14 Va
729
13%
Oct
18%
36%
IIlO
6
13%
■■
16 Va
July
254
13%
Jan
225
51%
Sep
70% July
2,030
40%
Jun
46%
Jan
17'A
Seo
22%
Jan
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Jan
Apr
J
98
98
98
Oct
98
Oct
21
21%
1,771
19%
Jun
22%
Jan
29%
29?u
1,454
Jan
25%
26
29%
27 Va
55
54%
100
__
—10
common
preference
'
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•
'
29%
common.
--
50
•
Co
Service
•
South
Co
_
Jersey
745
28
Jun
32%
33
24 %
Jun
28 Va
Feb
29%
767
26?'a
Sep..
34%
Jan
55%
626
5 4'A
Oct
64'A
Jun
16
16%
360
15%
Jun
17%
1
Jan
24%
24%
260
24
Jan
27?a
Jun
72%
_
Gas
5
Co
20%
21
%
4,115
20%
Sep
33
74%
414
72'A
Oct
82
-13%
11%
11%
290
11% Oct
21
27%
28
800
27 %
Oct
...
Jun
22%
22%
100
22%
34%
34%
35%
11
11
2,028
650
1
5%
5%
5%
100
28%
Sep
25%
Oct
41%
Apr
Sep
19%
9
28%
1,010
26%
Feb
14
14
740
11%
Jan
24%
410
22% Feb
105% 105%
700
103%
26%
120
26%
26%
29%
623
Co 4s
series
63%
31%
23%
372
23%
Sep
42%
64
619
60
Sep
88%
49
7
7
200
6% Jan
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13
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840
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42 %
42%
769
42
Aug
47%
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120
12%
Sep
16%
31%
31%
155
30%
fcep
39
39
585
38%
Sep
49%
60
59%
61
3,123
-10
Insurance
53
49%
53
1,519
35%
35 %
100
26%
27%
34
34
11
34
—*
7 %
1
Armstrong Cork
Blaw-Knox Co
Apr
Columbia
<
72 Va
Aug
83
75
Aug
Week's
1,030
17%
Jan
27%
Gas Co
Harbison Walger Refractories
Horne
(Joseph)
32%
Sep
36%
Jun
11
100
11
Sep
15
90c
1.00
8,200
12
11%
12
6,125
44%
45%
220
44
21%
21%
132
12%
19% Sep
11% Jan
12%
1,027
17
17
17
450
10
23%
23%
24
670
12%
Pittsburgh
May
Mar
1.55 Aug
14% Aug
47% Jan
Jun
25%
Plymouth
July
•"
14% May
Jan
Sep
23% Sep
32% May
Apr
Jan
Jan
25
10
24%
Sep
29%
29 Va
80
28%
Sep
43%
16%
111
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Sep
18
5%
50
5%
Aug
6%
Feb
33%
703
323a
Sep
37%
Apr
26 ?a
169
26%
Oct
33% May
Jan
33 Va
33%
18
33 % May
31%
31'/a
10
27
Feb
33
13
13
13 Va
59
13
Oct
18 % Mar
2%
1,814
2
Va Aug
50
40% July
2%
May
Jan
2%
2%
37
37
36
Aug
41
Jan
69%
68%
69%
•75
68%
Oct
85 %
Jan
7%
7%
7 Va
303
7'4
Jan
29%
.1
5
:
647 a
26%
2.50
25
10
Corp
29%
40
29%
37%
Oct
Jun
70c
27
27%
5
San Toy Mining —
——10c
United Engineering & Foundry Co—5
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric Corp
12.50
8% May
400
60s "
Feb
80c
27%
70c
———-.1
—
Sep
16%
5%
32%
33%
Rockwell Spring «Ss Axle
20
17
Screw & Bolt
Oil Corp——
Co
Renner
.
38 %
57
41
28%
-5
Brewing Co common
$2.50
convertible
preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
High
Low
High
39%
;—.—
—
Pittsburgh
Jan
9% Mar
77c
__;
Co—
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
25
.1
10
8.50
7%
Light Co
for Week
Prices
Low
16%
__
Sales
Range
of
—-1
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Co—
Equitable
Oct
110
48%
-
41
1
Gas System
Duquesne
t
Apr
Oct
99c
25c
(Un)
(Un)
Telegraph
;
July
Sep
Last
Continental Commercial Corp
Jan
35%
2.50
Stores—
Apr
69%
Par
A Sep
60
Feb
49
—1
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-1
Inc—v.
88%
9,100
Alleghany Ludlum Steel
72Jan
57% Mar
1
(Un)
Oct
Friday
35% Jun
•
„16%
(Un)
81
$2,000
laic Price
Jan
5
—
13
73
STOCKS
Feb
al2%
1
...—
82
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Jan
com
38?a Mar
72
Jan
64
*
Aug
72%
Jan
23%
_1
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35
71 %
Jan
10
Oil
229
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Apr
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Baltimore Transit
Jun
795
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35%
*
124% July
Feb
2,781
common—.
38 Va Mav
May
27
26%
j
Sep
20% May
.30%
49%
10
7% May
33?u
Jan
34
4% Aug
23%
49%
(Un)_
Jan
608
7
Jan
14
—25
6%
35%
6%
BONDS
Feb
34%
11
23%
10
75
34%
7
;
...
.
Washington Gas Light common
41% May
1
34? a
81
United Corp
Jan
11%
1
74%
—
Jan
27%
(Un)
"
•
•
Sun Oil Co
Jun
26%
Westinghouse Air Brake
24% Aug
Scranton-Spring Brook Water
Aug
——2
—--5
common
Lines
27? a Apr
Sep
50
17%
Reading Co common
29% May
Sep
divid
$1.40
May
Sep
48% Sep
25% Sep
(Raphael)
Air
24%
3
$4.70 series B preferred
Jun
*
Life
'50
25
;
Edison Co—
Potomac
1780 Aug
34%
——
(Un)
Coast
25%
25
Public Service Electric & Gas com.
23%
1
•
,
Petroleums
Preferred
25%
•
68% July
45
Corp of America (Un)
Victor Equipment Co_
Washington Water Power
Co
28% July
5
Feb
Oct
Vanadium
&
47% July
23 %Feb
Corp
Natco
Weill
38% Mar
120
—50
53%
Aug
42
Inc
Consol
3,912
25%
4r%
Potomac Electric Power
12
110
Corp
(Un).
Corp
Universal
Apr
41
56
59% July
61% Jan
42
(Un)—
Inc
59% Mar
18 Va
14%
Sep
Mar
42
Co
S
Jun
4 4'4
,
Sep'
40%
44%
38% Mar
43
42
Oil—.
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14% "
1
55
509
61%
•
Ry Co
Lines
49%
400
35% Aug
(Un)——
United Aircraft Corp
United Corp (Un)
640
15%
13? 8
172
10
Union Oil Co of Calif
Union Pacific
50%
41
9,392
Oct
Corp
Union
July
Sep
40
55 %
44%
Feb
—___—
Carbide
41
Apr
14
52%
49
.7.50
(Un)
Union
34% Mar
28%
40%
26
5
—
Tri-Continental Corp
i-
'
167
—25
Inc
Twentieth Century-Fox
')
49%
40
•
4,000
50c
Co
1
"
Corp
Products
Sep
38%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
223
———25
Tree-Sweet
37%
28
38
Pennsylvania RR
3,446
common.
Airlines
32% Sep
*
91...
15
10
Jan
31
common-
World
44% Jun
r
25%
Light
Jan
49
(Un)
Preferred
Trans
29%
40'
;
49%
—1
&
45%
53%
25
Transamerica
Oct
27%
Corp
Power
32% May
49
(Un)
Tidewater Oil
1,126
82% July
Jan
40
33%
Corp
46%
31
—
;
Co
V 33%
64%
'
27%
50%
—1
Sulphur
105
1
Jan
56 %
—25
(Un)
Gulf
45%
32'/a' Jun
•
16%o
United Gas Improvement
Texas
Jun
21% May
37% Jan
••
15
,
Sep
5
(Un)—
Bylvania Electric Products
Texas Co
Jan
11%
v
Sep
39%
Co
Chemicals
Pennsylvania
Phileo
191
—.24.50
:
,
44%
58
16%
365
75%
44%
1.66%
26
__10
—
(Un)
——
Inc (Un),;——.
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
Superior Oil Co (Calif)
Super Mold Corp
37%
Co
2nd
Peucsalb
25% July
244
15
8% .Oct
5
Pennroad
July
7
20% Jan
270
10%
40 %
51%
7
(Un)
N J
20
10%
30% Mar
Mar
4
Apr
30 Va July
Pulp & Paper—
$1.41
Feb
35
72%
2
Merck & Co Inc
(The)
34
75%
5
»
Brothers
Hudson
Apr
2,413
31%
20%
20
-.25
Btudebaker Packard
Swift & Co
26%
39
-G~%
California
(Ohio) (Un)
Inc
Oct
a35% a3G %
»
(Ind)
Co
Oil
Drug
Hecht
Sep
366
2
;
(Un)
Inc com
Standard
Standard Oil
Feb
35
10
—
General Motors Corp
24
375
31%
Bait—•
at
■
44%
678
_50c
——
common..
Co
1,050
4%
31%
.
Dairies
3,035
23%
38%
May
JL.
non-voting;.—
Motor
Foremost
Gimbol
27%
a3G%
64 %
A
._——
America
of
64% July
51% Jun
4%
1
com.
Class
Ford
5% Aug
Feb
Co
67% May
22%
39
Service
Finance
48
2
(Un)—:
Co
Standard
Standard
27%
96% July
54'% Sep
.JV
Co..
Public
Inc
Standard
.25
pfd ser A—
(Un)——
Sperry-Rand Corp
Spiegel
25
—
Petroleum
California
Southern
Southwestern
28%
16% Aug
1,219
4.48%
33
250
53%
Co
29%
1,649
50'%
Soup
33 %
4%
54%
280
_10
27 %
52
.16%
Duqucsne Light Co
Electric Storage Battery
4%
54%
Jan
.16%
16%
5
Oct
180% Mar
Sep
13%
10
26%
49%
26%
11%
282
Delaware Power & Light common
4%
53%
589
Jan
62
Sep
222
Oct
21%
54%
24%
8%
Jan
3
2
421
31%
Sep
12-
25
2.50
15
167%
8%
1.80
(Un)
(Un)
4,181
28%
%
12
1
;
550
Feb
Oct
25%
I
217
15
'
Chrysler 0orp r_,
45% Mar
27
28%
13
.
High
576
.
23%
24%
6.50
—;
Campbell
16%
Feb
Co
common
62
731
Feb
70%
4
Company
Jan
16%
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
4.88%
Budd
,
23%
70%
48%
Electric
Low
24
167% 171%
•
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
48
Co—
&
City
171
Range Sine* Jan. 1
.High
58
62
;
-
Baltimore Transit Co
Jun
i
114% Juiy
Oct
Sale*
Shares
23%
100
Corporation
26% Jan
-
16%
Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
»
44% Mar
27%
10
90%
for Week
Low
1
;
Tel.—
Arundel
Apr
18%
16%
May
Range
19
common....
Co
Stores
American
July
1
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
f
Sep
27
1G%
82
27%
1.40
15c
(Un)_
(Un)—.
Water
Shasta
Feb
Feb
al5%
1
Seaboard Finance Co com
Sears Roebuck
11
61%
10
20
San
Schenley
110
Jail
Jan
23
Week's
Last
Par
Alan
42% May
Oct
5
Ry
(Un)
Co
Paper
2,414
20c
45
20% Mar
of Prices
Friday
Sale Price
Jun
60%
25%
301
76%
a25% a26%
10
14%
73%
76%
.
40'% Aug
100
90%
Atlantic
14%
5
Safeway Stores Inc
St Joseph Lead (Un)
Sep
68% July
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
May
39% Feb
300
25%
Feb
15c
100
21
90%
STOCKS
31 % July
24%
48
High
52 %
440
.
21
*
Jan
23:%
48
——10
Foods Inc—
S and W Fine
40%
25
21% Jan
1
f
25%'
40%
872
,
1,500
1
79% Aug
28'V Jan
™'
1
15c
(Un)__.
preferred
Jan
27%
'
—
20 g
Co-
52% July
13% Sep
23 %
23%
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)
47
23%
23%
15c
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)
64% May
61% Oct
14
25
10c
Low
61
Jan
Sep
192
1,283
1
Co
60
I
:
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12.50
10
Explor
(F W)
Cab
Low
Shares
39 5 a July
61%
14
Woolworth
YelloW
Oil
for Week
of Prices
23% Mar
% Mar
22
47%
Aircraft
Aeronautical
Sep
60
10
(Uft)
Williston Basin
Jan
Jan
5%
1,916
'
Ryan
17
100
20
Corp
34
16% Feb
277
6
47%
19%
Spring & Axle Co (Un)—5
Corp
1
Rockwell
927
17
6
31%
——
Riverside Cement Co A pfd
Rohr
20
17
48%
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
Sales
Range
Par
39% May
Sep
1
(Un)
Oil Co
Ranch
19%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Jan
19
19%
(Un)
Rheem Manufacturing Co—;
Rice
31%
445
28%
Reynolds Tobacco class B
„
432
1
—
Co
Reynolds Metals Co
20
.—2.50
1
J.
;
Loio
31%
19%
19
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
31%
Repuodc Pictures (Un);——
Republic Steel Corp (Un)—
10
Reserve Oil & Gas Co—
————1
4=
Friday
Shares
Low
•
1
5
—1
50c
(Un)__
of America
OCTOBER
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR WTEK ENDED
Sales
117
26
Feb
31% July
Jan
16c
Apr
17
Jan
5c
5.200
9c
9C
14%
14 Va
140
24%
23%
24%
270
23%
Oct
61
59
61
291
52 3'a
Feb
14%
'A
•
*
Feb '
Jan
33
May
68% July
CANADIAN MARKETS
L
RANGE FOR WEEK
r*
ENDED OCTOBER 4
.
Montreal Stock
Cmnadiaa
Bailey Selburn 5%f£
Week'*
Sale*
Last
Par
Range
for Week
Abltibl Power & Paper common
"I
:
4%%
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Class A
5%
Sugar
u
I,
—
28%
25
-
corn-
preferred
1
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Aluminum
•
Co
of
1
1
Canada
4%
Argus
Corp
$2.50
Asbestos
Atlas
Ltd
preferred
Steels
44
%
15%
Ltd
18
page
46.
8
175
17%
100
35%
7%
17%
May
Jan
24
21
29
2.150
27% Sep
34%
35%
7,656
33%
55
20 %
90% July
-
Jan
94
Oct
5
925
Low
Sep
Jun
23
44
Jun
48%
35
38
Aug
46
Mar
Feb
20
July
Sep
42%
19
535
20
1.862
1,289
15%
40
'
25%, Aug
35
18
29%
Sep
pfd
__10
43 Va
41%
23 7 a
600
43 Va
2,688
Nationale
38%
53%
52
53%
319
37 %
37 %
210
36
39%
40 %
4.25
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40%
8
107
40 Va
4.25
7.746
39%
—50
—
—25
39%
7?s
43%
43%
39
•
!
28 %
Sep
54%
July
Jan
60
Jan
42%
Jan
Sep
46%
Jan
Aug
40
-
Sep
45
Apr
580
.
4.00
Sep
6
Apr
4,044
7 V*
Jan
10
May
40
Sep
57%
Aug
5,620
4c'o
Elec Co
4%%
preferred
.
—
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
British
Columbia
Products.
Power
Jan
Apr
•
Jan
Bulolo
Dredging
—
,
75
45
45%
39
75
38%
Jun
10
615
39
39%
1,295
80% Mar
Sep
50
Sep
9% Oct
43
37%
38
Sep
Oct
13%
53
47
39
30
12%
13
550
12 %
Oct
17?a
32
32%
175
29%
Jan
37
a3.80
a3.80
25
38
—1
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Gold
3914
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Brown Co
B"Urttnc
45%
50
British
Jan
15
46
38%
9%
50
preferred
45%
a75% a75%
.100
preferred
5%
32
•*
High
Sep
July
52
37%
—
pfd
Corp 5%
22%
—10
—fi
Paper Corp Ltd
•
Brazilian Traction Light & Power.
•
British American Oil common
Bowater
Range Sine* J*n. 1 '
Low
High
—10
Scotia
British Columbia
Jan
325
16
23 %
Jan
38
27%
Nova
~
Sep
40% July
50% July
-
44%
18
Shares
Bowater
8%
Jan
44%
15%
!
Jan
9% Jun
Apr
a88
7
;
of
Banque Canadienne
Bell Telephone
'
22
28%
26%
for Week
—25
Montreal
01
<■ Bank
High
25% Sep
28%
a38% a38%
273
3,520
1,610
.
38
50
—
nee
LOW
8
a21 a21 %
.50
common
Corp
For footnotes
35
.25
.50
pfd
-Range Since Jan. 1
28 %
*
pfd.
4%% preferred
:
Anglo Can Telephone Co 4% '.'o
r
28%
Bank
-
-
a88
28%
*
-J.
Share*
High
a22% a22%
-
100
Shoe
Ltd
27
r
17%
Algoina Steel
t
a22%
—
AgnewrSurpass
Aluminium
Low
-
Range
of Price*
Par
Sale 1'iice .of Price*
Sale*
-
-
Last
STOCKS
Praia
Friday
STOCK!
Week'*
Friday
Sale Price
Exchange
3.65 Aug
Mar
Feb
Jan
May
Apr
Jan
July
4.50 May
(1534)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, October 7, 1957
..
CANADIAN MARKETS
flANGE FOR WEEK rV#ED OCTOBER 4
Week's
Sale Fries
Par
Oainarr
Power
Preferred
Ciimiw
$1.30
Canada Iron Foundries
4
%%
5%
Low
61
370
59%
96
96
30
25
25
2,677
26%
28%
800
26
30
585
10
common
20 %
95
80
102
Mar
Jan
29
42
Apr
110
Jan
100
94
94
95
45
94
Oct
•
35%
35%
29
Jan
11
11
35%
11%
80
.—■r——12.50
Steamship
190
15
15
100
41%
23%
43%
1,200
25
25
2,302
25
25
200
common
Wire Ac Cable Co Ltq cl B___*
—10
Breweries common :
*
Canadian Bank of Commerce..
Canadian
■
preferred
-
28
!
Canadian
British Aluminium
Canadian
Bronze
•
11%
New
•
28
29
Jun
Mar
16%
137/a
13%
14%
3,930
13 V* Aug
18%
Jan
10°
Power common—*
93
93
93
1,420
91
juiy
9112.
Jan
73
73%
420
73
Oct
—*
Jan
4%
Class
July
24
Mar
•
ft
23%
23 %
24%
7,237
Sicks'
Williams
Canada
of
Breweries
con#
common—;
Canadian
Canner class
•
Celaneee common
A
$1.75 series
1
Canadian Chem & Cellulose.
Canadian
Cottons 6%
Canadian
28
a an
15% al5%
*45' -; 45
Sep
20*%
635
"
—.
Canadian
Industries
"
27
27
85
5'/a
5%
a5%
15%
5%
a5%
15%
9%
16%
875
pfd
_.
9%
15%
15%
common.
International
Power-
14%
Preferred
Canadian
43
Steel Co of Canada
16%
Jun
Toronto-Dominion
30
Feb
Triad
9
Jan
United
26% Sep
5% Oct
5
1,648
6
Sep
12% Jan
9% Jan
15% Mar
2,055
100
8
Locomotive
•
Canadian Oil
30
Companies common
•
Railway——
M
Petroflna Ltd preferred—It
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
—*
Combined Enterprises
Consoi Mining ft i
Canadian
Canadian
Pacific
28 %
,
Steel
21%
Consumers Olass
Corbys class A
Crown Zelierbach
13%
——
July
May
May
Webb & Knapp (Canada)
Western Leaseholds
19
May
Aug
26% Mar
26
21
611
20
8%
8%
11% all%
21
22%
1,765
69
25
16
25
Aug
7% Jan
——_*
pfd...
Dominion
Coali 6%
pfd
25
a40
Apr
31
Feb
Canadian
17% July
16
a40
Foundries ft Steel
Oct
22
Jan
stocks
Last
Jan
Brewery
Du Pont of
Elect rolux
Estabrooks
Famous
Ltd
Ltd
14% May
25%
Sep
33%
730
51
Jan
69
Jun
Canada
14
Mar
15
Jan
al4
135
25%
12,405
19%
Feb
39%
9%
Jan
46
44
46
1,605
9%
10
2,360
alB
al8
10
7%
7%
2,683
al0%
all
7%
%
7%
10
30
30
648
30
Jan
30%
19%
20
450
17
Feb
22
Bakeries
15%
Oct
18 "
a48
a48
May
70
47%
Apr
18
281
18
Sep
Sep
55%
18
25%
Apr
23 %
24
710
22%
Sep
33 %
Jan
26%
Sep
31% May
92 %
Sep
5
Jan
6
Oct
66
Apr
37% Mar
5% Sep
45
July
8
Jan
Oct
11%
Feb
Ford
5
Feb
5%
Jun
Foreign Power Sec
27%
5 %
5%
100
46%
49%
1,622
a95
18
Pipe
Lines
Public Service Ct
(John)*
18
18%
801
MacKinnon. Structural Steel
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson
Pembina
1,780
49
86 %
Apr
43%
44
10%
11%
250
5
Aug
6%
Feb
1,550
23
Mar
32%
25
73%
73%
Oct
110%
83%
Sep
110%
26
42 %
Jan
24%
26
l,0l8
24
43%
Sep
70
44%
1,350
43
Sep
62
100
10
100
105
41%
Aug
100
100
41%
18
19
19
17%
17%
575
1,590
22%
5%
6%
Sep
7,265
5%
Oct
10
76%
Sep
742
57Va
Oct
44% Sep
57%
Ltd
(A
V)
•
•
100
common
•
For
Co
9
.
Oct
7
Sep
22% Jan
23 V* Apr
•
'
A__
Ltd
footnotes
10
see
page
•
46.
1.35 Aug
1.75 Aug
115% May
100
176
76a4
950
3.00
Sep
Sep
3
50
May
25
41
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.
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35
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18
Jun
Aug
34
Apr
149% Jan
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6
Aug
14
Jan
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175
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Oct
87
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125
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—
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8*;
21%
42
Jan
Sep
'
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May
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50
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70c
57
Oct
20
Sep
3.65
1.40
29
Jun
,'i
Sep
Apr
Aug
Oct
\
3 65 Aug
17Tb May
9%
40 Vs
40
40%
61
20
61
Premier Steel Mills Ltd
3.25
3.25
100
Sep
3.00 Sep
Quebec Telephone Corp
15%
18%
100
18% Feb
25%
Jun
•'« Sep
16%
Jan
1
Jan
j-
common
5
(Canada). Ltd...._j.—
>
St Maurice Gas Inc./—......—.1
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■
700
14
;
j
.
:
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9
14
100
14
27
46
Oct
Mar
72% July
5% May
•
35
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77
32
500
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705
75
•
550
63%
59%
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5
5%
-
41 '
27
Mines
Sulphur
Ltd
Mines
Sep
8
Oct
July
15
Sep
560
,
Oct
29
46
Jun,
Bateman
Sep
57%
Jan
Beatrice Red
Bandowaji
May
8.75
May
&
:—
Iron
115
100
Jan
245
23
Feb
1,275
35%
645
56%
8.75
33
Oct
Sep
45% July
"Jun
6%
2,446
1.620
50
6
Sep
84
44%
42%
a79
Sep
Sep
7
1,593
59
18
Jan
78
Jun
86%
125
Feb
11
Apr
13% May
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Sep
28
28%
510
27%
Jan
32
12%
121/4
14
29,461
12%
Oct
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60%
63
25% Jun
25
17%
Feb
.,7.700
28c
Sep
70c
Apr
22c
500
20c
Mar
35c
Apr
8,000
6c
Oct
17c
Feb
83c
600
73c
Sep
2.00
Jan
10c
'12c
24,500
10c
Aug
30c
Jan
3%c
■
1;
Mines
•
✓
8.200
8c
Oct
17c
Jun
7c
2,500
5%c
Sep
20c
May
11%
Sep
20%
Jan
45c
Oct
1.75
Apr
11 y4
45c
45c
4c
4c
I
12
2,220
50c
800
4'Vac.
Oct
35c
Aug
1.50
Sep
11c
40c
Jail
85c
Sep
6,500
9%c
23c
Jan
21c
Sep
Sep
12,500
1
79c
70c
85c
285,900
1
1
v8c
9c
22c
Bonnyville Oil Ac Refining Corp
Copper Corp
—
23c
:
Smelt Corp Ltd.l
Mines Ltd
-1
Calgary & Edmonton
Corp Ltd
25c
9,400
10c
1
Brunswick Mining &
Burnt Hill Tungsten
2,500
11c
8,500
10c
50c |
10c
:
/
-
50c
I.000
43c
5.25
Jan
8c
9,400
6c
30o
Jan
25c
8c
32c
4%c
*.
14c
4%c
8c
28c
6c
8c
1
Mines
,
3%c Sep
7,000
Ltd—1
Lake Gold
Jan
10c.
7c
11%
Bay Mining
10c
3%C Oct
500
8c
y
Ltd
3%c
10c
!
Ltd
.
.
7c
.
.—.—%■
Mines
32c
25c
25c
5.25
30c /
5.25
100
.
Jan
48c
Jun
38c
Aug
Sep
May
1.50
Jan
Oct
11%
Apr
7,400
25c
Sep
1.30
Feb
1,500
24
Feb
1
-
Jan
-Jan
43
5%
Jan
47
7%c
12c
1;
Bornite
28% Sep
141
May
26% Jun
13
10%
.
83C
T
Co Ltd—
Ltd
Bouztm Mines Ltd
Sep
Aug
May
22c
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
May
21%
4.35 July
Jan
5
6c
-u
Ltd—
Gold
Mar
26
3.10
41
•
100
28c
20C
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A
38
21% Mar
85% July
Jan
7
22c
4V
;
Baker Talc Ltd
40
38
Sep
11
1,200
-
41
1
Calumet Uranium Mines
17%
Feb
19
2.621
Apr
60
Sep
77
1,385
May
16
Jan
23
Jun
•
27%-
—1
.1
Homestead
Oils
Ltd.
Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd
Canalgsk Nickel Mines Ltd
Canuba Mines Ltd
,i_
Capital
Lithium Mines Ltd
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Cassiar
Asbestos Corp Ltd
28%
r'
4c
35% July
11 %c Mar
5c
'6.45
6.50
2,805
43c
5.000
5.40
6.00
1,500
5.40
Oct
10 Ya
Jan
5.40
6.45
5.65
1.800
5.40
Oct
9.30
May
July
'3,300
5.80
*
J2
•
4c
-
.♦
43c
6.00
Canadian poultries (Dunsmuir) Ltd—
Canadian Devonian Petroleums
Ltd__f
Canadian
May
Ltd..
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Canadian Admiral Oils Ltd—:
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
27
10b
40c
Sep
Sep
Sep
13%
Jan
60c
Jun
2.05
2.05
200
1
22c
20C
22c
II,900
14c
Jan
35c
35c
37c
2,700
35c
Aug
Sep
45c
—.1
82c
May
11c
14c
8,600
1 lc
Oct
55c
Jan
1
1
16c
15 %C
17c
7,000
•
8c
7c
8c
11,000
6.70
6.70
100
*
I'
J
144% May
28c
f)
Ltd
Mining Corp
Aull Metal Mines
July
May
May
Sep
■
y
—•
Atlas
Oils
25
25%
32
31%. Sep
'Sep
,
85c
July
1.75 Apr
42% Jun
Mining and Oil Stocks—
1,816
25
,
200
al5
3.35
S%
•
Jan
65c
1.40 May
33% Aug
Jan
40
8-8
Alscope Exploration Ltd
Arno
53%
16%
75c
1.50
Canada Ltd...—
Jan
56%
al2
class
of
Jan
44%
a79
75c
-
136
Oct
31%
—
1.30
Aug
1.50
1.30
Bellechaske Mining Gorp Ltd
42
41%[
a23 a24%
33%
22%
r224
V' 224
60c
111
1,34
75c
-16
-
Pipe Line
11
26
jv-5
Manufacturing Co Ltd-I—.—±*---
.
Band-Ore
1.15
8.75
Amusement
•
26% July18
966
Oil
48
40
7,600
111
*
Mountain
Anthonian
Sep
74c
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*
;
i.—/_
Jun
Jan
,70c
111
Corp class
85
33
40
common.".,
......—_
,72C
pid-100
cum
An aeon Lead Mines Ltd
15
23
6';<>
Feb
65
22
Pwr
86
120
1.13
63
31 Va Mar
9
Ameranium
405,
200
17%
Feb
61
Jan
7%
16
*
common
Mar
28
40%
Jun
35
33
2,010
12
Invest
Altex
a24
24%
a
Aug
23
,39
Wainwrlght Producers & Refiners Ltd.l
9V4 Aug
33
21%
a79
35
25
9
Woods
May
9% Apr
28
class
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite oil
50
40
23%
20o
common
Jan
720
1.40
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E)~——.*
8% Aug
20
a7
23%
21%
34
(Canada)
Paper
a45
24
a24
Quebec Power
Holland
.a7-
23%
42
8.75
4%
Roe
a45
a77
597/g !
75
1.13
Iron Ore
Co
a77
—
Oct
jun
39%
32
82%
Lines Ltd com
.1.25
of Can 6 lk cum 1st pfd_50
part 2nd pfd.....—50
United Distillers
19
24
1
100
29%
1.40
5
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
Jan
9%
27
Tubes
ft
19
Oct
9
41
■'
28
4.00
pfd
Class B
Feb
Mar
17%
22%
•
Sep
61
Trans
Sep
a8 %
22
39 y4
Jan
79%
pfd.100
10
cum
Oct
4.00 May
Apr
65
28'/a
1.40
cum
Preferred
Jan
41%
;a8%
~
34
.;,100
3,018
4.00
Pipe
non
Tooke
May
18
5
_1
4%
Canon
Traders Finance
57% Apr
41% Oct
1,110
17%
__
Oil
Southern Canada
Jan
615
<
Jan
403
44%
Ltd
preferred
Provincial Transport
Mar
5,669
88
43%
9%
common
Bros
21
77%
84
*
Powell River
Company.
Power Corp of
Canada
Premium
Sep
15%
Corp
Atlantic
United
Placer Development
Price
15%
42%
__
60
100
Reitmans
Apr
74
57/a
Oct
Jun
23
•
Jun
320
5
Petroleums
Penman s
Jun
,
Apr
5%
880
—
2.50
May
13
12%
27%
16
Ogilvle Flour Mills common
Ontario Steel Products common
Page-Hersey
60
Oct
26%
a23Va
Niagara Wire Weaving
Pacific
Sep
10 % July
23%
Montreal Locomotive
Montreal Trust
Mines
Jan
10%
1,927
60
42%
5,990
Oct
5%
Class B
Noranaa
45
600
11
21
•
100
Mar
1.52
-22% May
40 %
6'/o
10%
24
Jan
'
39%
82%
Ltd com
'*
(Alfred) partic class A..1
Power Corp.
45
•
common
«Jan
32
23% May
52 Vo
30
1.25
30 %
29%
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd com—*
Jan
45
,
Oar
11%
51%
15%
Preferred
100
McColl Frontenao OU
.——100
Mersey Paper 5%45r pfd
50
Mitchell. (Robt)* class A_.
Molson Breweries Ltd
class A.
39%
10 V4 Jan
10 % Mar
*
16% Aug
29%
%
'
20%" Oct
400
—■—i
45
.
39%
i9
__
Rights
Pacific
20%
com.
2.50
Newfoundland Light & Pow Co Ltd—10
Jan
16
Bioedel class B
2.50
*
1.60 May
-
■'(.
May
30% July
23% May
20%
(1956)—20
380
47
41
—
Steel
Oct
Apr
Jan
•
Laurentide Acceptance
pfd
Bros
Ltd
Lewis
50
18
46% Mar
34
Aug
Sep
—
*-380
1.52
17%
•
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd—
11
5
21%
1.45
—♦
Ontario Paper Co
Moore Corp Ltd common
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd..-
Ltd—
...
20%
18
.*•
Ltd
Corp
Melchers; Distilleries Ltd 6',b
26
.——,—100
Feb
•
>
High
Sep
,*
Minnesota &
22
25
B
45c
13,100
9%
*
6
49
>-
Feb
80
-
•
common
/
50c
20%
•
Aug
42Va Aug
-—It
pfd
Low
5%
Inc
McColl-Frontenac
199
26%
Rar.ge Since J«o. 1
200
'/ London Canadian Investment Corp—1
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
725
11%
Mar
Sales
Shares
2,590
"
Foundation
Inc
'27
10%
•
6%
preferred
National
Investment
Lambert
18%
B
Jun
■
for Week
_
>
Sep
Oct
7
pfd
Ltd..—
Can,class A
LaSalle
26
4.68%
Johns-Manville
&
4
103
580
35
29%
—•
com
'-45
27%
'
46%
42
de
18%
common
of Canada
MacMilian
i
100
34
International Paper common.
7.BO
International Petroleum Co Ltd
*
International Utnttlee
Corp common—B
Ltd
<
u43
27%
!
27
Sep
July
51%
Cement Dfd_
Internatl Bronze Powders
Labatt
'
a5%
a43
34
10
Imperial Investment class A
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
7%
;5
-
a5%
•
Interprovinclal
Motor Co of
27
>mperiai Oil Ltd
Corp
676
a95
29%
—
6%
preferred
Tndust Accept
23%
a38 % a38%
a43
Bay Mining.
Bank
19
class .B
Advert
Feralco Industries Ltd
9
18% Oct
Hotel
46%
-»
Feb
580
:
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd *
:
340
.100
Class B
Jamaica
Apr
15%
——
19%
42%
Jan
May
15%
Howard Smith
Paper common.
Nickel
General
270
Ltd
Home Oil class A..
Int
Products Ltd
Neon
100
Gypsum Lime ft Aiabai
Inland
Food
250
General Steel Wares
common
Goodyear Tire 4% pfd inc 1927—
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Jan
High
46c
Co..——.——,1
Claude
10
28%
Motors
Canadian Marconi
Catelli
5%
23%
Apr
6.50
27% *
28
5%
6
10%
10%
27%
5
Sugar—1
Consolidated Paper Corp
Crain Ltd (R Lt_.
18%
«
Dominion
Feb
5%
9
Ac
Canadian
Jun
18%
Dynamics
Imperial
13%
9%
I
Oatineau Power common
5 %
preferred
Hudson
21
Sep
Aug
30
i
General
Sep
Jun
18
60
Jan
32% Aug
55% Jun
12% Jan
19%
1
Prater Cos Ltd common—
46c
•
Canadian Arena
59%
al4
23'/a
9
•
Co.
4.65
Sep
Jun
58%
15%
Timber.....—
•
Feb
Feb
al4
_1
Jun
Feb
5.00
%
Range;/.
Low
Co—1...—f
—*
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd..—*
7
13%
25
Corp
32
2.75
50
of Prices
*
25
690
•
Foundation Co of Canada
General
&
Anglo-Can Pulp & paper Mills Ltd
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
Belding-Corticelli Ltd common
100
,*
Players Canadian
General
Abitca Lumber
Jan
28% July
*
Canada 8eo common
Ford Motor
33
a7%
247/s
3%
Corp
Heating Prod class A
(T H) 4.16% pfd
Enamel &
Sep
19% Jan
27%
59
1%
preferred
10
Dominion Steel & GoaL.—
—*
Stores Ltd.
Dominion Tar ft Chemical common—•
Redeemable preferred
23%
Dominion Textile common
•
Dow
25%
14%
27%
-•
common
Sep
500
:-45
Week's
Sale Prlea
26%
•
com
Dominion
Bros
1,330
Jan
Exchange
Fund*
Friday
a7%
Corsets
Dominion
Donohue
2,286
25
9.00
*
„-.a42"!
Canadian Stock
14%
Dominion
Dominion Glass
26%
24
-
Jan
17% May
66
885
5.00
-
a21% a21%
50c
13% May
28% Jan
14%
325
26
26%
»
"
Sep
Oct
350
'•*
-
'2.75
5.00
Par
Distillers Seagrams
Dominion Bridge
49
5.00
13—
'
69-% *
,
' 2.75
5.00
8% July
Feb
25
150
73
Sep
Jan
20% Aug
50
al6 al6%
16
16
al6%
Sep
Apr
May
39% July
Sep
10
;
i
class
(Geo*
Zellers Ltd 4%<%
68%
-1
Ltd—:
34% May
26% Jan
•
Mar
50%
1,450
745 "'
"•
55
60
46 % July
Sep
28
2,687
13%.
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15
20
17
25
'13
Sep
Jan
39
137
5.35
Jan
44%
.2'067
:
5.20-
Jan
3,674
20
a
Corp
23
1,602
20
8%
..
50
55
5.25
Oils
15%
Apr
49
5
40%
39%
.
56
a55
53% '
54
40
42%
829
a55 <
Bank—
13% Sep
100
14
14%
42%
43
a 16% al6%
29%
30%
28% 28%
45
Co
30% May
14% Jan
Weston
Canadian
a
*
Apr
uaii
41%
Mar
Southam
25% Jan
13% Feb
47%
22
Southern Canada Power
12%
Jun
36
21
Oct
95
48
50
bep
Jun
200
375
36
20
18c
2,538
45%
20
19
27
Husky
Canadian Hydrocarbons
45
36
75
18c
26
Jan
25
11% Oct
14%
Juu
a21
2,470
13%
96%
44%
a20
3,575
14%
Oct
July
a21
12
13%
13%
14%
*
Oct
86
40
a20
18c
26
•
:
2478
30
1,060
*
.....
18c
Canadian
Oct
86
41 %
——*
common—
Voting trust ctfs
Simpsons Ltd
96% Jun
Sep
July
11%
Oct
23%
Jun
41
*
4%%
B
Sherwin
preferred
13
86
*
—50
50
—.—
Series A
17% Mar
90% Jan
12%
A
High
—*
205
common
Class
Low
14
Corp common
preferred ...
Sbawlnigan Water
45% Jun
10% Aug
15
Sep
40% Sep
23% Apr
Range Sine* Jan. 1
High
14
Lawrence
5%
Feb
28% Oct
St
Shares
14
St Lawrence Cement class A
May
30% Apr
for Week
Low
Par
Jun
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
High
Sep
July
25
27 %
25%
27%
preferred
$1.25
High,
■—.*
■
prelerred
Canada
60
Week'a
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
—29
common
preferred
Canadian
61
100
cement
Shares
Low
•
common
Sales
Bange
Last
for Week
ef Prices
Friday
STOCKS
2.05
Oct
15 %C Aug"
7c
6.25
3.10
54C
Sep
19c
Jun
3.25
Jan
Jan
Jan
■;
i
Number 5679
186
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
.
(1535)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOB WEEK ENDED
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Ltd
Range
Ltd
Chipmaa Lake Mines Ltd
75c
1
Chibougamau Jaeulet
Cleveland Copper Corp_,
Cominsa^ (La Compagnie Miniera
de L'Ungava)
Consolidated
Bi-Ore
97c
8,700
70c
8c
5,000
7c
12c
12c
2,000
26c
30c
3,000
8.05
5,646
Canadian
High
Sep
Sep
14Y* July
9c
Aug
Sep
46c
40o
26c
Oct
47c
Par
17
17°a
2,435
7c
7c
3,000
1
_1
2.59
2.50
2.60
2,182
2.00 Aug
5.25
Jan
Acadia-Uranium Mines
Acme Gas & Oil.
2.00
2.10
2,300
1.70
5.10
Jan
Advocate
„1
Ltd—
5c
Ltd—_
13
Jan
25%
6Vic
Sep
22c
Jan
5c
5 Vic
18,000
8 Vic
8 Vac
Vic
Sep
Low
28%
2,771
8
8
8
250
17%
17%
425
Surpass shoe
Agnew
Sep
2.000
3 Vic
Oct
12c
Mar
2.001
9Vic Jun
19c
July
100
12
Va May
14 %
Jun
600
2.20 Aug
20c
Sep
5.20
Jan
5%
Jan
Mining
Dome Alines
Liu
Corp
Ltd
___
_
*
.
2,625
8 Vi
8%
60c
62c
2,500
1.35
1.45?
1,745
6% Apr
58C
Sep
1.30 Sep
1.25
1.25
350
1.25 Sep
lioc
Ltd—
Alines
Eastern Asbestos
!—1
Ltd
Co
;2.25
l
27c
27c
Mining
Fatima
Alining
Frobisher Ltd
Golden
1.66
'Ltd
Hollmger Cons
Gold
Uranium
.1
86c
r
200
14c
8,000
72c
10c
*
33c
35c
7c
*
16%
!
Kirkland
i
Mav
7c
Oct
16%
Oct
21 Vi Mar
100
5c
47c
Jun
Anchor
Aug
28c
Sep
70c
23,500
American Nepheline
Anacon Lead Mines
Jan
21c
80c
23% Feb
Jan
July
65C
Apr
Sep
23c
Jan
36c
33.800
16c
Jan
84c
Jun
25c
25c
Sep
75c
Julv
13c
1,000
16 %
16%
v72c
72c
2,000
7c
8c
2,000
15 Vi
15%
200
—
-3c
4,500
-
14
400
-
64c
»:;
5c
16,000
8c
1
5c
8c
3,000
15c
„5
93c
93c
a81
Jun
17
95C
Jun
Aug
23c
Jan
15%
25
Jun
3c
Sep
Sep
13 V2C
Jan
8c
Oct
23c
Jan
10
6,266
15c
64c
4,800
9,450
85c
16 Vic 16 Vic
1,000
12c
62c
60c
-1
Mogador Mines Ltd
——
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd— —1
1.01
1.01
73
55c
500
98c
25c
25c
500
20c
1.15
1.21
17,200
-1
1.15
New
Oil
British. Dominion
Ltd—„40c
2.10
Jan
Area
16c
4,000
4ff
48%
60
29c
1.12
Mar
115
Oct
Sep
Sep
Sep
Apr
Sep
Sep
55c
2.08
1.92
65c
July
Jan
Jan
Jun
1.75Ma.y
1.08 Apr
2.65 Mar
2.00 Feb
5 Vic
6c
3,000
5c
Sep
14c
Jan
Barnat
11c
13c
8c
Jun
18c
July
Bafvue
5c
5,900
300
9c
10c
4,200
5c
Aug
-1.25 Jan
4.85
Sep
3.05 Jun
12c
:
-i
Oils Ltd..
Okalta
—90c
—
Opemisce Explorers Ltd——._
l
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd-1
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1
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1.85
3,900
17c
18c
5,000
8.55
8.50
8;7o
1,300
17c 18 Vic
15,500
17c
14c
17c
6,000
1.80
15c
7.40
11c
14c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd_
Gold-Mining Co_
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3.65
3.65
3.65
1,500
30c
30c
34c
8,500
18c
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25c
27 c
15,500
1.30
1.35
1,900
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Aug
Jan
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9.00 Mar
1.30
33c
2.90
16c
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34c
Jun
5.15 Apr
32c
Sep
July
1.30 Sep
45c
Jan
1.85
5c
7,000
5c
Aug
15c
19c
37,600
12c
Aug
75c
3.05
1,100
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May
July
14c
3.05
Jan
80c
2.95
1
1
5c
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Sep
Jun
1.98 Jan
Quebec Lithium. Corp_————
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1
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Red Crest Gold Mines
Apr
Jan
Feb
4.25
July
Lake
Sharbot
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Sherritt-Gordon
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Dufault
Mines
Standard Gold
Stanleigh
Min
Oct
45c
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Aug
46c
2,000
9c
9c
3,000
6.50
600
45c
7c
7c
5,000
25c
27c
27c
3,200
2.28
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5.75 Aug
6c
Jan
21c
Sep
1.25 Jan
26c
10
Aug
19c
40c
Aug
99c
39c
Sep
Ltd:
47c
3,700
5.30
1,700
1
4c
6c
68,000
5c
5c
3.200
14c
14c
14c
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5.25
1
2.35
2.40
400
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3,960
2.10
2.20
900
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1
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•
12c
23c
May
1.00 Aug
Jan
9c
Jan
Jan
Aug
4.45 3ep
23
4.00
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Jan
Beaucage
Bethlehem Copper Corp
Bevcon Mines
Yukon Mines—
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United OHs
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Hats
Black. Bay
Gold
Bonville
12,300
10c
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65c
Jun
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200
10c
Sep
60c
Jan
500
3.35 May
25c
500
18c
Sep
Apr
70c
May
16c
16c
16c
3,700
14c
Aug
33c
Jan
35c
23c
35c
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5.30
5.30
200
3.40
3.20
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13,600
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44,500
12c
17,000
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500
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12c
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3,154
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9c
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8.25
1
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58c
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1
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15,500
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63c
1
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5,100
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6c
69c
,
6.35
6.35
—1
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd.———1
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63c
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1.98
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47
2.00 July
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1.80 Mar
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1.82
17c
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1.25
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-
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1.36
4.95
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6,500
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62c
1
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1
23c
29
58c
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21c
•
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8c
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4,110
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10c
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10c
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3,290
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28
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-1
10c
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99
21%
50
-1
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Anglo Canadian Pulp. & Paper
—1
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10c
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3c
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3.10
1.06
3,925
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1.32
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70c
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24 Vi
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7c
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1.66
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2,000
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3.70 Aug
4.05 Mar
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23c
70c
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20c
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.
1
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Futurity Oils Ltd
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2,600
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Co Ltd
'i—
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4,000
1.95
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Faleonbiidge Nickel Mines Ltd
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27c
1.75
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2.25
49c
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Algom
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Feb
14,000
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certificates
trust
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23c
800
16c
3.95
1.40
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Voting
16o
7.%c
15 %c
Alberta Distillers common
Dablon
Aug
15 %C. Oct
7%c
16c
4.00
1
Jan
9% July
Jan
7 Vic
Warrants
14Vic Feb
High
35%
21
I—1
♦
5c
Low
25% Sep
7
Apr
17% Sep
IIIl
Ltd
Mines
Range Since Jan. 1
High
26%
Acadia Atlantic Sugar common.
Apr
"
12 Vic 13 Vic
12'i
12%
8
^—1
Mar
Shares
28 %
•
17
27c
for Week
17%
_•
Abitibl Power & Paper common.
3,000
Aug
Sales
Range
Sale Price
12c
9c
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Jan
Jun
Aug
Funds
Friday
4.20 Feb
12c
1
Mines Ltd
Cortea Explorations
Couracr Mining Co
88c
7%c
1
Exploration Ltd
Chib
92c
1
Quebec Yellowknife Mines
Copper Rand
Low
7VaC
30c
Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
8.80
1.50
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd
Consol
Shares
Hiah
8.25
1
Mines Ltd
Continental Mining
8.25
Toronto Stock
for Week
Low
•
Oils
Rio
OCTOBER 4
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Central-Del
,
82c
lis/*
May
Apr
3.20 May
51c
Aug
1.55 Jan
36
July
59% Sep
80
Jun
July
103
Feb
24
95
95
95
15
4.65
4.65
.250
4.35 Feb
5.55 Jun
13% Jan
6.20 Jen
6.40.
6.55
4,460
5.85 Sep
5.50
5.65
500
5.00 Aug
43
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER
Friday
Week'*
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Share*
Par
Canada Cement
common
Canada
25
_„20
Foils
common
—
Canada Iron P'oundries
4preferred
Malting common
100
30
92
92
Oil
Canada Southern
47%
Atlantic
Rights
35
30
35
240
34
70
77%
170
73%
Jan
88
Sep
90
08
88
35
88
90
2.30
2.00
Aug
2.30
900
Aug
Feb
5.40
5.40
5.50
4.97
July
Decoursey
•
35%
35%
.....
15
15
49c
2
5.85
9%c
2,200
5.85
0.20
20
Jan
Jun
Debate
9.543
5.85
41%
44%
1,993
40%
Sep
56
Jan
2514
4,496
23% Mar
28
July
25
•
23%
25%
11%
190
23%
11
1214
19c
18c
25c
4,395
18c
55c
60c
11,600
53c
Feb
•
14
13%
14
838
14%
14%
14%
780
12%
A
•
common
1,785
5%
5%
485
1.05
1.28
56,700
4.50
4.50
425
70c
73c
11
Pete
Devonian Petroleum!
5.40
18
Oct
1.70
5.25 Oct
9.40
18%
680
16% Aug
9.50 Aug
Donnell
5,820
12%
Jan
715
*
9 %
9%
9%
1,140
*
10
16
387
25c
25c
1,200
1
22c
22c
577
30%
1,811
Inca
common
30
100
140
140
8.50
*
28%
20
20
20
2.50
2.50
2.70
25
50
5%c
7c
24
1
2.10
2.35
_1
1.73
30c 32 %c
04c
74c
0.00
0.50
7.00
4,900
8,575
3.40
3.40
400
5.50
5.70
1,500
10
com
•
31
Pat Gold..
:
5.00 Jan
1
4,400
71c
75c
5,700
Sep
Aug
Sep
15c
Aug
70c
Sep
1.00 Sep
62c
Aug
71%
3,710
62
12,500
'
10c
43,090
350
Cochenour Willnns
l
1.80
1.83
Cockshutt
«
8%
8%
1
22c
8%
19c 22 %c
i
13c
13c
Farm
Equipment
Coin Lake Gold Mines
Coldstream
Copper
Yellowknlfe Mines
Combined Enterprises
Commonwealth Pete
1
Colomac
Confederation
Cordasun
Consolidated
Denison
Mines
Oil—,
Consolidated Northland
Consolidated Peak Oils
13
90c
3.25
100
2.800
85c
20c
10c
8c
9c
5,500
7c
13 Vac
1.5c
11,686
Oct
Sep
Sep
Sep
Aug
Aug
13% Oct
10c
16c
Aug
Aug
Sep
12%
Jan
25%
5.50 Jan
17%
2.50 Aug
3.50
10%
11,830
2.00
2.75
1,550
33c
35c
6,005
33c
Oct
37c
37c <
1,120
4.061
33c
Sep
Aug
33c
6%o Sep
3,000
12c
38c
40c
40,300
2.10
4,220
3.20
3.50
5,000
10,665
2114
22%
4,807
25c
32c
45c
23 %c
•
7,800
47c
3,000
23c 23 %c
5,660
7 Vac
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
July
2,800
50c
Aug
35c
Feb
1.38
3.75
Apr
1.10
82c
08c
38c
May
Jun
July
16c
Jan
1.05
50c
Oct
14c
95c
15.029
May
14c
Oct
30c
53,700
Apr
25c
7c
90c
73,875
77c
11,100
10 %c
29%
2,000
17c
Sep
3.50
41
Aug
105
105
5
155
23c
30c
31.500
135
101
4
3,650
Imperial
:
footnotes
see
page 46.
75c
200
14c
14c
3.25
2,202
9%
16
7%
Feb
10c
Aug
Sep
37c
70c
30
Jau
30
Jan
15c
Oct
73c
Jan
Jau
1.00 Jan
6,500
70c
1,000
30
30
145
15c 16 Vac
53,000
15c 16 %c
100
15c
70c
15c
Jan
50c
15,200
13c
July
20c
7,000
47,850
6%c Aug
10c
,
Jan
1.75
7%c
80
1.61
1.80
2.25
2.30
30c
500
Jan
12 %c
15c
8,600
Ford
2.15 Aug
Eraser
65o
Apr
Sep
50c
Jan
1.90
26,833
1.65 Aug
1.50
200
1.50 Aug
7%
7%
100
337 a
337a
70
337a
42%.
42
11c
14c
30c
12c
35%C
4.10
8.25
Jan
Jan
10
Apr
47
Sep
Apr
33
Aug
41
25,000
Feb
40c
Feb
Sep
59c
Jan
12c
115,650
Aug
25c
10 %c
3,150
15c
14c
'•
7%
365
42%
28c
11 %c
Jan
Aug
12 %c
1.75
Oct
82c
Jan
58"
Jan
38c
8,500
35c
Aug
61c
70c
17,800
54c
Feb
93c
Jun
25c
25c
25c
3,500
25c
Jun
49%e
Jan
42%
Jan
25
•
5,557
15
15%
17%.
17%
2.00
2.00
1.05
3,875
6.90
6.65
6.90
10c
10c
11c
2,000
13,410
A
25'a
1.92
25%
III1
Companies
Exploration
Gal ken o
Mines
1.95 Mar
10c
25
9.55 July
Oct
Aug
41c
4.000
7c
2,700
55C
-
Oct
55c
Glc
9.35
10%
24,953
5.90
Feb
48%
247
47%
250
70
Sep
7c
7c
8c
7,500
20
20
24
51
1.61
1.50
1.74
19,295
69
1
GU
70
50
6c
9c
145,800
45c
10,000
7c
-1
Jan
10%' S*p
Sep
82%
'
Jan
Apr
1.10
48
I.
May
33%
24c
,
Oct
79'%
Too
Gal twin
Fob
Jan
48%
•
common
May
May
3.20 May
Feb
2.93
82%
•
II_•
III*
-
00c
'
55c
.-15
...
class A-
150
18
1.40
*
Apr
23
'
9c
9.90
IIIl
—
25%
'
7c
«
Jail
17% Sep
11,865
1.01
l25o
Sep
15
290
—1
1.30
25
1,397
17%
1
(U s.»
Ltd
25
15%
III1
1.03
Mines
Frobisher
5.25
24c
61c
i.
Corp
Canada
of
Francocur
May
1,85 Sep
1.10 Mar
3,175
1.50
Copper
class
Ford. Motor Co
50r; a Mar
114
May
6%C Aug
21c
Jan
20
Oct
34
Jan
Oct
3.10
Jan
1.5C
09
Oct
81
Apr
Oct
Gc
35c
Jan
General
—
Power
Mines
18%
Apr
Dynamics
Motors
General
Petroleum
Steel
Canada
Wares
20%
8.00
Sep
Sep
Sep-
5%
5%
100
4.85
Jan
6.00
47%
49 Vh
250
47%
Oct
63%
May
Apr
38%.
39%
548
37
45
July
4.00
4.25
(100
4.05
5,205
6
6%
350
83
25
1%
common
1
4.25
"<5
•
common
Preferred
100
83
83
1
i,-
—
Ltd
16c
16c
40c
1.30
31
Mar
4.00 Oct
0.25
3.00
G.OO
Oct
4% Feb
80
Jun
Jan
July
-
80
42c
Jan
Jan
7%-Feb
Apr
Mines
Mining
12.100
15c
40c
39c
40c
7,GOO
35c
1.30
July
May
4.50
4.50
4.50
550
3.70 Aug
5.80
Jan
2.10
2.05
2.20
2G.U2
1.15 Aug
2.30
18c
Gold
17c
•
Prosp
Yellowknlfe
1
1
Scientific
Giant
513
5,000
47%
1
-
;
General
Glacier
28
9.10
*
—
General
Geo
27
1
Bakeries
Mines
40c
8.90
.*
common
Ltd
General
Gencx
40c
9.00
3.60
Gatiueau
Geco
18c
21c
9,924
17c
.Glenn Uranium Mines
Goldale
Mines
Sep
Sep*!
Sep
15c
7c
Oct
10c
6c
July
10%c
46c
40c
53c
14,300
5,000
12,200
40c
Oct
14c
14c 14%'c
2,100
14c
Aug
Mines
preferred
1
1
44
Mines
175
65
41
100
6
9c
14c
57,100
—
Gas
5.75
8%C
100
9c
15.400
1.65
1.50
33%
.
1
2!.
;
5.75
7 %c
33%
t
*>
—25.
common
Sep
142
44
6%
—I
Paper!.
:—
1.61
44
-—•
:
Lakes Power pfd
Northern
1.00
6%
5
-
Muies
Warrants
1.60
*
1
x
Bousquet Gold
Consolidated
*
50
common
^
Mackay class A
•'$2,30
May
May
2,000
8c
G%c
Goodyear Tire Canada
Graham
28c
17c
7c
Goldfiolds Uranium
4ci
Feb
6c
Manitou
Gordon
lGViiJ
70c
Gold
Eagle
Golden
•
Sep
Mines
Goldcrcst
Gold
22
.
22
1.75
35%.
22.
...
2,950
-.2,300
.-..310-
2.10
34c
Jan
Mr y
47 Va Mar
Apr
8c
7%
Sep
5.75
31-
Jan
5.00
Jan
47% May
Aug
7%
7%
045
5%
35
3.40
Feb
45
45
125
24
25
1,430
23%
Jan
4.00
Jan
27%'c
Oct
3.95
Jari
11
.
33% Oct
3.95
Jan
25c
Oct
6%c Aug
1.50
Jan
Jau
Mar
200
Jun
Va
7 %
*
•
preferred
Great
Plains
Great
West
Grey hawk
-
Coal
class
Gulch
Jun
10% May
v
6.90
Mines
.'
5
-90
Sep
July
7.50
4
Ltd
Jun
1
5%
300
31c
58,050
1,100
20%
20%
11c
12c
7,000
49C
Jan
7c
9c
5,000
6c
Apr
14c
Mar
16%
17%
0,040
16 Vi
Oct
21% Mai-
-7c
22c
Sep
1.23
7c
Aug
6% Jan
Jan
8%c
2.10
5,250
1.99
2.20
43,040
1.61
15%
Sep
15%
10
14%
Feb
15%
150
14%
Apr
17
10%
July
200
10% Aug
14
Apr
32c
5.20
17
Mar
Heath
9.40
5,200
8% Aqg
2.50
100
1.00 Aug
4%
8
8
50
Oct
22%
Apr
6c
6c
6%c
11,000
Aug
15c
Mar
27
29 %
1,039
14%
14%
15%
6 %
340
10c
11c
6,400
15c
8,000
12c„
Mines
16c
22
30% July
13
Sep
16% May
6
Mar
10c
Feb
17c
Aug
Oct
62c
Apr
May
15c
Jan
Jan
27c
5c
8c
11,000
5c
Oct
17c
45C
00.800
31c
1.07
Jan
8c
9c
8,700
7c
Sep
July
18c
Jan
12%c
5c
5c
15,000
5c
Aug
1.30
1.25
1.45
12,750
85c
Feb
28c
28c
1,000
25c
41%
41%
125
9 %
300
23%
24 Vi
802
-20c
Canada
Drilling
Gold
73s
33c
9
Highland Bell
Highwood Sarcee Oils.
Hinde
Jan
Apr
5c
Jan
Jun
Mar
8c
Mines
Consol
3,500
6c
14
5c
Lake.
Dauch
18c
125
8
42c
Iron
Red
Tower
May
12c
Lakes
Gold
Holliuger
25
Jan
Apr
Apr
9.00
Mines
Heva Gold Mines
Hi
12%
29
-1
common
Gold
Gold
&
8%
67c
Sep
20% July
11c
May
2.50
84
Minerals
of
Oct
Aug
5.00
6%
Gold
Cotton
Headway
652
5
23c
9.30
Rock
Head
Jun
Mar
5.40
Harding Carpets
Hasaga
48
2.50
common.
Gypsum Lhnc & Alab.
Oct
Oct
28c
1
.30
Lake
Apr
24
5.25
—1
Warrants
Jun
52 "
5.25
-10
Mines
Gurney Products
Hamilton
Sep
29c
%
Mines
Gwillim
44%
■
A
Uranium
Lead
Gunnar
■
2.4%
Guaranty Trust
Gulf
50
Develop
Grldoil Freehold
Harrison
Jan
3.00
Jan
1,050
75c
—
Canada
May
27%
5
Feb
9Vi
295
7%
36c
Manufacturing
Hard
13
3.30
Jan
15%
_1
A
Fleet
Mar
Sep
103%
21%
17%
1
Grain
40c
6.00
5
12%
10
16
7%
1.89 Feb
I8V2C Mar
Sep
Sep
1,972
30
Apr
%C Sep
3,850
10414
8c
6
Sep
Sep
Sep
9%
16
7Va
——♦
Preferred
12c 12 Vac
6.00
0.85
9%
32% Aug
57% May
—•
Tungsten
Florida
Jan
500
84c
Jan
Jan
10%
class
B
Furwest
Great
10,500
35c
47
Feb
39%
1'
Refineries
Warrants
Jun
50c
25 %c
Oct
19%
540
20
Fargo Oils Ltd————
May
7%c
Aug
40
26,400
40
-
May
6%c
6%c Sep
Mar
40
25 Va
44
1—1
—.
Great
55c
•
May
40
40
—1
—
Mines
Groat- Lakes
Jan
38c
Jun
10
23%
1.80
Corp
Excelsior
Jan
May
Apr
16%c Feb
Mar
11% Feb
♦
Oils—;
Gold
Grandines
15%
Distillery
Sol
Granby
14c
2914
El
Apr
Apr,
5.35
7c
3.35
Coppercorp Ltd
2.05
11c
13
33%
25
.10
——
Pen-Rcy
Jan
50c
6%c
0.20
2
90c
"64c
-28% July
Sep
*
;
class A
Paper
El
Apr
Jan
28%
7c
100
I
Jan
26c
Sep
3.15
11,000
28c
Exploration
Publishing..'..
23c
55c
20 % Aug
22c
Jan
89c
Clark
Mar
51c
12 %c
.10
Aug
Sep
1.90 Aug
25c
Aug
32c
Peroleum
—
44c
'7c
1
Sudbury Basin
Tungsten 1 Mining.
corn-
32c 35 Vac
21%
1
1.04
1,000
»
42c
2
1
Consumers Gas of Toronto
Class A
1.14
7%c
3.50
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
West
1.05
12 %c 13 Vac
2.00
28 %c
Eddy
Elder Mines
Granduc
44c
33c
...
Apr
%c Jan
15c
2.00
~
10c
49
1,5(59
9.90
Jan
Jan
1,000
2.74
Sep
8% Oct
274
Jan
Feb
May
11,850
7%c
Mines
2.80
10c
24,450
12%
Jun
22%
25 Vi
Apr
13% May
14 % J uu
40
Ltd
Smelting
Economic Investment Trust
May
21c
l(ic
17%
Jan
44c
25c
17
1.05
•
150
22c
17%
Jan
4.60
10c
13 %c
„_1
2.14
10c
Consolidated Quebec Gold Mines.. 2.50
Consolidated Red Poplar Min
For
Jan
10
4,625
Mines——I
Iron
Smelting
Cosmos
10c
15.800
•
Consolidated Morrison Explor
Consolidated Moshcr
Consolidated Negus Mines
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
Class
Feb
12c
l
.
Crest
Consolidated Ilowey Gold.!
Consolidated Marbenor 'Mines'
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
Consolidated Mining
Corby
17c
10
Fenimore
Con west
Jun
10c
Consolidated Gillies. Lake
Consolidated Guayana Mines
Consolidated Halliwell
Copp
Jun
21c 21 %c
1
.a_
Sep
8% May
85c
10 a
24c
Jun
2.14
Sen
21c
l
55c
Apr
10c
100
15c
Apr
Apr
18c
300
•
1.52
Sep
42
Feb
78
Aug
11
Jan
4.25
0c
110
l
;
Apr
|47c
3.25
1
Jun
4.25
500
11
*
Jan
60c
112,550
87c
Apr
30c
60c
100
12%
700
12%
21c
Jan
Apr
32 T'a
Sep
9.25
Sep
2.83
Sep
25
1,543
12%
Jan
5c
100
27%
5.30 Jun
28c
6%c
3.25
*
Oils..l
Discovery
Consolidated East
Consolidated
Oct
Jan
7%
l
.
2.90
55c
100
„
Consolidated Dragon
Consolidated
18c
»
Consolidated
Consolidated
14c
Jan
75c
3,005
14,500
14.060
3.25
2.50
Development Corp
Consolidated Allenbee Oil.
Consolidated Bellekeno
Mines
Consolidated Beta Gamma
Consolidated Calliman Flin
Consol
38,117
11,720
1.90
*
Conro
Warrants
18c 27 %c
10
Life
Oct
15%- Jun
6%c
i
•
Coniagas Mines
Con Key Mines
Consolidated
55c
19c
6.000
97c
1.12
28c
Reco
7c
1,020
80c
l
Cody
2.10
70
,71c
25
Mining Corp
39c
15c
<te
Machine
Debentures
2.55
7%c
1.10
94c
31
Oct
7%c Oct
25
8%
27
30c
Prods
Jun
14% July
7c
Steel
7.00 Mar
Sep
2.10
Mining
Washing
5.35
POe
24
8%
—
Federal Klrkland
Sep
19c
,7c
Eastern
Federal
2.45
7,000
24%
27 Va
1.73
Eastern
Fasy
5.00
10,700
1.43
1,010
14 %C
Jan
8.05
9c
1.15 Mar
12%
Metals
Sep
Sep
30% Aug
Jun
2.25
Eastern
8.00
120
1.08
1
Chrysler
Cobalt Consolidated
74c
Jun
2,200
99c
l
Chhno Gold Mines
Feb
Mar
40,001
7%c
75o
3.30 Mar
57c
31
8c
2.45
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chiboug Jaculefc Mines
1
Chibaugamau Mining & Smelting
Sep
0.25
70c
12%
Mines
Asbestos Co Ltd
3.00 Mar
„
l
—
Apr
4.60 Apr
2.01 July
8.65
1.00
i
,
Mines
Jan
2.93
l
Charter Oil
Cheskirk Mines
32 %
8.05
1
Porcupine
Apr
2.45
8.10
1
i
Feb
Mar
110% Mar
Aug
45c
••
2,000
*
Falconbrldge Nickel
Famous Players CanadianFanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines—
*
Rio
Sullivan
Jun
Feb
75c
12%
Malartic Mines
1.02
04c
5.50
East
East
Eastern
5.60
1.71
Jan
17c
4,920
F,c
56c
1.25
Jan
Aug
13 %c
2,482
1
Aug
13c
20c
34c
7c
500
9.85
Gold
Aug
662
•
Am phi
2,35 Aug
1.42 Jan
1,000
Sep
Sep
14,500
26%
1
30c
10c
Aug
17c
26
Copper Co Ltd
Oiks & Minerals
23c
1.75
02c
72c
50
Explorers Alliance
2.01
:
Investments
Jan
Jun
10c
13%c 13 %c
9.50
1
Eureka
15c
5c
*
Apr
Sep
1.95
35c
50
.——-—'
—.
Jan
6,985
2,815
7,150
5c
9.60
Madge
17
1.07
l
14c
81
40,350
-
43c
5c
—*
85c
1
Ltd..
5.50
40
Sep
Mar
42c
26%
*
Sep
•
;
26% May
Feb
10% Jun
Jan
10
*
common
21c
1
Corp
15
July
I 34% May
Oct
23
47 c
14,922
!
2,416
3.30
Quarts
Del
ex
65c
Sep
7% Aug
42,000
common
21,300
30c
3.00
Ltd
Central
30c
32c
3.05
Apr
39% July
154% Feb
23%
925
2.10
Gas
Central Explorers
Dm
Feb
15c
300
'
40c
52c
155
25c
1
;
•
135
14
25c
.1
Jun
Sep
20
Aug
2.50 Sep
25
24
Jan
4.30 Mar
2,600
90%
Jan
28
30
14
Producers
Canada
90%
28
36c
130
4,500
5%c
90%
Sep
Aug
Sep
26% Mar
5,665
1
—
Central
Jun
22c
10,500
May
14
2,145
28%
Mfrs class B
Cayr,or Atliabaska
10%
15
25c
20 %c
30
7.75
2014
25
—Ill
:
Asbestos
29%
7l75
Trethewey
Apr
8% Feb
July
Duvan
<te
1,500
17c
1.60
Mines
Dona Ida
East
Can Met Explorations
Gold
6
'
May
24c
7%
•
Dqw Brewery
2.70 Mar
23
Jan
Apr
10c
*
Woollens
Dominion
3.10 July
8.20
30c
6%c
——————23.50
-
Feb
7.75
Aug
Gc
♦
pfd
& Coal
Dominion Textile
1.75
;
Natural
Preferred
23c
—
Dominion Tar & Chemical common^—•
5.10 Jan
7.75
9c
1.53
Stores
1,250
'Candore Exploration
OU
Steel
4,525
Vickers
Can so
Scottish Inv
22,827
15%
Feb
7,585
Mar
7%
12c
—_—*
Dominion
1.10
14%
42c
Gc
—-i—
Dominion
2.06
15
12c
2
Dominion
6.95
Canadusa Oil & Gas
Can so
Jan
Apr
May
22% May
Oct
23
2.50
Dominion Magnesium
1.03
—25
Railway
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred —10
Canadian Prospect
16%
Captain Mines
Jan
85c
3.95 July
28c
Sep
Sep
1.59
———_————
2.00
Pacific
Chcstervllle
63c
55c
Feb
Sep
18%
25c
Seagrams
Exploration
Mines
0.75
1955 warrants.!,
Central
2,550
11,100
Jan
Jan
6.50 July
10c
1
Dome
1.09
Canadian Locomotive
Warrants
Jan
May
17,010
1
Canadian Thorium Corp
Canadian Tire Corp.
Oils
Distillers
2.00
Canadian Malartic Gold
Mines
;1G % Jun
7%
9%e
—
1
Mines
0.75
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Canadian WallDaper
Diadem
Apr
00c
1.03
Ltd—i—
1
Palmer
Devon
_1
——;
1
Mines
Bridge
5.GO
•
Salt
Gold
Mines
10c
Warrants
—
Mines
Horn
Foundry & Steel common—•
5.25
17%
Deer
Electrochome Ind.;—
'
29,500
15c
Oct
5c
Dominion
9
15c
1.90
1.09
43c
—1
.
Dominion
3.00
35
—
;
Dominion
Sep
July
7,000
20
4.15
3.540
13c
—
Oct
14% May
5% Sep
1.05 Oct
4.50
Warrants
30c
t
-
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
Canadian Homestead Oils
Canadian Husky Oil
Cos
Apr
2.45
10c
17c
Jun
78c
2.26
20
.
•
Jun
55c
•
*
Dock
Oct
•
.-1
25c
12% Sep
!
%
2,375
9c
19
Oct
55c
29
4.55
1
Dome
Oct
.10c
—
Oils
5%
preferred
July
23%
1.10
Canadian Oil
9.00
25
•
North
Jan
144%
Aluminium
Chieftain
24 %c
Oct
Aug
4.15
9c
———
Brewis Mines
D'Eldona
60c
•
.
Canadian Efyno Mines
.
Sep
Sep
20
common
Canadian Dredge
f
Jan
9%C Aug
6c
12 %c
Daerlng Explorers
15
29
1,000
——I
—.
Daragon Mines
40c
17,300
9%c
5.00
8.30 July
45
Jun
-
,
555
41c
9c
Jan
37 % Mar
5.00 Jan
.25
15
40c
1
,.
class
1
•
•
39%
Sep
9c
20
12 %c
Davis Leather class A
75c
34
Aug
May
33
2.85 Mar
36c
1
35
•
Central
Crowpat Minerals
Cupco Mines Ltd
1.50
High
17,500
11 %c
1
10
.j
2.50
Canadian Collieries Resources Ltd com 3
Preferred
1
Canadian Decalta Gas warrants
•
Castle
Jan
Pershing
Trust
3,300
Canadian Chemical & CdAulose.
Cassiar
Crown
7,950
Canadian
Cariboo
Crohior
Jan
1.70
com
Empire
Canadian Canncrs
Erin
Apr
55
2.70
class B
Oil
Canadian Celanese
Can
111
4.50
Low
47c
2.40
Oct
47% Mar
Sep
Sep
Range Since Jan. I
High
4.15
Warrants
Apr
Shares
38c
—
•
1
—j.
Canadian British
Canadian
42
Canada
of
I™.
.J
Preferred
Canadian British
</
92
Oil
Cree
42c
1
—
1.00
Petroleum
Canadian Breweries
r
28% Oct
24
20
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian
May
Mining
Low
1
—
100
Steamship Lines
Canadian
17
Zinc
35
warrants
Canada Wire & Cable
87c
Cournour
Lead
2.55
Canculian Admiral Oils
Canadian Astoria Minerals
Canadian
Feb
13% Feb
5
47 %
•
Canada Southern
Canadian
29
1,115
92
class
Canada Permanent Mtge
Canada Safeway Ltd pfd
t
26% Jan
200
Coulee
2.05
•
B
Canadian
10
2814
Apr
Spies
V(eek
for
Range
of Prices
Par
30%
1.00
Packers
Canada
514
Week'*
Last
Sale Price
High
24% Mar
47%
.
Lands.
Warrants
•Class
803
16
29%
10
Low
251-4
2G%
20%
Friday
/
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25
.
common
Canada
Canada Oil
Canada
Low
•
—
—
Preferred
1
Sales
Last
STOCKS
#■
Monday, October 7, 1957
...
24
Aug
39% Feb
8%
23%
2.00
47c
:
46
Jau
Jan
Jun
July
May
Jan
11% Feb
Feb
36
Jun
Number 5679
Volume 186
.
.
45
(1537)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 4
*
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Preferred
Hoylfe
Paper
Hudson
23% May
10%
23% May
Mining Endeavour Co
17c
17c
20c
41
Jan
Min
-1
9%c
8%c
9%c
3,957
8c
Sep
Sep
Apr
Mogul
1
83c
80c
94c
12,950
75c
Aug
23%
23%
150
70c
78c
3,650
15%
16
600
59%*
60%
68c
75c
28c
59
3,435
2,491
16%
31c
25c
1.06
32»
Moneta
17
40c
Sep
Moore
Jan
Multi
Minerals
Nama
Creek
Aug
Oct
46c
Sep
35
30
45 %
45
46%
*
10%
10%
10%
43
44%
8,126
11%
11%
11%
5%
5%
Industrial
AcceDt
Warrants
$4%
Feb
Gas
1,890
„
'
36
86
75
49
48
49
75
4,265
3.00
3.15
10
10 %
15%
200
6%
7%
6,500
14%
14%
300
Co
Bldg Credits
Interprovlncial Pipe Line
Investors Syndicate common
Interprovincial
Class A
Irish Copper Mines
Bay
Ltd
Waite
73%
41%
13c
16c
4,600
10%
10%
120
44%
4,264
13%
13%
11%
11%
11%
4,000
Jan
90c
Jan
Apr
57%
Apr
41c
Jan
14
Jan
62
9% July
Sep
11% Sep
May
19
July
15%
Jun
Sep
2.20
Jan
Sep
5.20
69c
70c
70c
77c
2.29
2.25
2.30
2,950
2,15
1.25
1.10
1.30
6,600
1.10 Feb
1.83 Aug
19c 19%C
2,000
19c
Sep
33c
Apr
90c
1.00
4,000
54c
Jan
1.35
Jun
38c
44c
15,700
96c
Jan
15%c
'23 %c
15c
17C
12,200
July
21 %C
24c
118,566
19C
Ltd
—
27%c Aug
15c
Sep
65c
13c
Aug
62c
28c
Mar
July
Mines
;
1
Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petroleums—
Jupiter Oils —
Jowsey
•
35c
.150
25
42 %
Oct
48
26c
29c
19,400
26c
Apr
73c
Jan
10c
3,500
10c
Aug
25c
Jan
52c
5,980
49C
31c
41c
39.400
30c
Aug
Sep
2.56
26c
3,000
42%
50c
■.
12c 13 %c
10c
III1
2.60
1,100
1.05
67c
3.90
Feb
1.68
5%
Gc
16%
6%c
15,600
16%
5%
150
6c
16
4,230
5%
Mines..
Gold
Gc
Jan
July
July
Lake
Kilembe
Copper
Petroleum,
Sep
49c
177,733
1.50
4,600
Sep
8c
6,400
7c
Sep
Oct
26c
27.668
48c
Aug
16c 16 %C
40c
5,000
Lake
Fortune
Gas
New
Goldvue
New
Harricana
New
Highridge Mining
Lake Dufault
Mines
Lakeland
Lake' Osu
.Lake
Lake
Shore
Laura
Mines
j
24%
Jan
70c
76c
7,550
70C
Oct
1.86
1.02
1.12
396
8c
10c
28,500
80
17c
1,000
14c
Jan
5.10
95
500
2.25
2.37
15c
1
1.09
.1
-1
G%c
-_1
•
18%
100
1.00
1.10
31,200
73c
6,000
7c
5c
7%c
241,400
5c
1.45
1.75 1
1,415
25
16
Feb
40%
Mining
Co
39 %
30
Aug
Jan
43%
Feb
12c 13 %C
12,100
22,700
11c
Jun
90c
Aug
1.70 Mar
60c
Aug
July
Sep
1.49 Mar
5c
Oct
13 %c Jan
5%
Jan
6% May
21,600
8c
10,050
15c
2.21
Macdonald Mines
Macfie
33c
Bloedel
23c
Jun
23c
Jan
80c
Madsen Red Lake Gold
B
8%c
Jan
1.12
8,000
23%
O'Brien
1,965
Mines—
1,64
Malartic
Ontario
Beauty
Uranium
4c
7,550
1.65
6c
4%C.
..
.
7,500
8,500
..
Jan
4c
Aug
lie
Jan
II,350
22,000
1.85
1.25 May
16c
12 %c Aug
34c
Jan
Jun
Apr
Mar
83
68,330
19o
Jan
62C
Apr
7c
8c
5,000
6c
Sep
15C
Jan
16c
18c
4,600
16c
Sep
36%
Jan
90c
Oils Ltd.
Maritime Mining Corp
Sep
33c
8c
Marigold
50
26c
17c
Mines
83
32c
Maple Leaf Milling pfd
Mines.
92
90c
97c
30,250
75c
Aug
2^.08
Jan
13C
12 %C
14c
3,000
lie
Feb
21c
Jun
5%
6
21,340
77%
77%
135
83
Martin-MeNeely Mines
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Preferred
Maxwell
Ltd
5%
!Ioo
_
;—
-100
II
Lake
Medallion
Petroleums
—.
.1.25
& Development_50o
Petroleum
Mersey
Paper
Ur\nium
Mexican
5% %
Midrim
Midwest
Mill
1.82
11,900
3,535
8,500
1.40
6c
*'
40%
lie"
"
45c
Jan
Sep
57%
Jan
Aug
34c
Apr
6%c Aug
2.60 Aug
9c
2,000
3.10
64c
4,440
18,500
56c
35,400
14c
Oct
26c
1,505
26c
4.10
640
Sep
3.75 Sep
1.52
1.70
500
1.52
1.07
4.90
87
Jan
Jun
4.90
5.10
3.10
3.25
12%
12
12%
37
5.50
3.00
3.00
1.50
1.60
3.25
3.50
42c
42c
13c
15c
'
15c
17c
16c
59c
17c
2.10 Jan
3.00 Sep
4.50 May
41c
Sep
84c
Mar
13c
May
1,200
Aug
Oct
30o
16C
44c
Jun
6C
Pater
7
1.65
50c
51c
3,475
1,400
7%
"
7%
Oil
30c
28C
30c
8,500
23%
23%
24%
12,457
110
115
812
42c
42c
25c
25c
30c
1,000
21,400
Gc
5%c
6%c
15,000
5%C
5c
5%c
63c
6,570
6,600
60c
45c
20c
.
51c
9
41%
9%
2.40
42
2.55
29c
29c
32c
1.00
1.02
May
54c
May
Oct
Petrol OH & Gas—
58C
58C
62c
5
Sep
96
May
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
1.30
Jan
5%c Oct
*, 21c,
5c
Aug
54c
Jan
July
33%
33%
1.16
1.15
1.20
1.34
1.35
7.50 Oct
7%C
8c
625
19c
5,300
17c
July
30c
Jun
32c
4,500
24c
Aug
53c
Apr
79
3.00
5.3d
2.90 Sep
Jun
17 %c
Photo Engravers
Gold Mines
Gold of B C
Pitch-Ore Uranium
Pickle
3.15
18,376
34,200
15c
Sep
45c
Mar
20c
4,200
5c
Feb
20c
Oct
Powell
Sep
2.08
Jan
Powell
89c
95C
8,170
83c
2,320
11
11%
11 %
45%
45%
25
10c
11c
10,000
13%
12%
11%
10 %c
12%
176
60c
66c
42,640
400
President
Jun
Preston
31,408
3,653
2 *5
1.05
900
1.00
22c
Sep
Sep
.Sep
1.61
Jan
4.35 May
Pronto
Purdex
56%
3.70
6V4C
85c
90c
7.15
6.90
7.20
5.30
5.40
3,000
3,080
1,000
3,650
1,530
1.65
2,180
1.50
1.00
1.00
1.09
2,500
3.00
2.90
3.05
41,940
6%c
8C
3,500
Jan
Jan
18
47% May
3.90 Apr
Sep
2.25
Jan
Sep
58C
Oct
1.25
Sep
33 %
Oct
40c
51c
88c
1.83
Jan
15c
Oct
13%
8.75
Sep
Sep
46c
Sep
Sep
3.20 Sep
5c
Oct
50
Jun
Apr
Jan
1.60 May
Aug
Jun
33
Oct
May
1.50 Jan
42
7c
50c
Aug
2.35 May
1.20
97c
500
6%c
8.00
26 %c May
Oct
92c
882
5c
Jan
95c
Sep
Oct
27c
1,000
3.60
1.50
Airways
Producers LtdMinerals Ltd
Gas
47c-
5%c
—
Warrants
Prospectors
Provo
53%
f
6%C
Ore
Electric
DomeUranium Mines—
Apr
4.45 Apr
46c
1
Gold
East
2.35 May
40c
34%
Jan
1.28 May
Sep
9
9,000
1,905
8.75
136
10c
Feb
41%
2,240
60C
35%
—1
Roy
Iron
Premium
Apr
1.73
8.80
55c
33%
56%
Border
15 % Mar
1.30
20,125
Oil
13%
2.80
2.87
Premier
Apr
1.00
2.70
Prairie
Jan
8°p
1.17 Oct
1.17
2.70
Jan
1.70 Mar
Gold
Corn
Power
Jun
Jan
.
—
Rouyn
10
2.55
7,285
River
12
6nc
1.17
24%c29%c
•
May
57c .Apr
74c .Jun
30c
10,060
59 C
8.75
.50c
Oils
48
24%c
Aug
10c
1
-1
Development
18%
Sep
44% Jun
2.55
26 %c
Crow
Ponder
15c
33%
Pioneer
16%c I8V2C
3.00
Minerals-
&
,
14c
29,000
80%
17c
30c
Oil
Peruvian
143'
18c
1,200
7%c
16,233
Oct
45c
5
71V2 Mar
116
25c
Jan
Sep
40c
35,200
10,525
87
84%
1.40
87
1.25
87
23 %c
36% July
16% Feb
100
Jan
87
200
13%
1
69c
Sep
2,050
26
'
Uranium
Jun
25c
25c
17,810
18,000
Sep
63c
Industries Gas
Jun
Apr
125
Sep
50
Mining
26
14%
42 %o
4,365
2.50
May
9% Jan
Sep
Oct
4,380
10,120
Aug
4.50
4.50 Oct
95c
7.30 Sep
13c
5,800
14c 16%C
48c
Jan
2.40
1.60 Aug
200
45c
16 %c
9
8.00
19c
20c
——
GOc
7.50
57
92c
1
May
Sep
50,000
—
preferred
Apr
8
Sep
17,940
17,200
5,500
113%
Mines—
Jan
50c
20
16c
25c
1
47c
May
160
22
8.80 '
15c
28c
2.87
Aug
8.40
Preferred
&
Jan
Jan
7
15c
;
Exploration
Pipeline common
Gold
Jan
80c
Sep
15 %c Oct
150
21%
Amalgamated Mines
Mines Ltd
Canada——
Gas
23c
Aug
Aug
8.50
of
Perron
Aug
1.77
50c
21%
Uranium
Permo
6c
15c
200
1.60
.20.
M<nes
Pembina
May
7
7
common.
Paymaster Consol
PCE Exploration Ltd
Mar
92c
49c
50c
Western
Pardee
lie
Aug
100
1.65
Hersey Tubes—.
Pamour Porcupine
Patino
Aug
48c
19C
1.85
Jan
9
7% Mar
50c
1.78
Jun
6.25
Oct
1,100
1,000
7,000
15 %C
•
Oils
Mines
9.00 July
50c
Page
Parbec
41% May
1.00 Aug
•tM.tr
Pan
17% July
Aug
3.70 May
140,500
2,000
4,500
16,500
1.83
Gold
Paramaque
6.80 Mar
100
"lie
common-
Petroleum
Pacific
9.00 Mar
Sep
3.00
1,000
5,700
17c
Jun
1.67
Sep
9,323
8
58c
3.50 Feb
11% Mar
•
750
,
Gc
8%C
Jan
6.10 July
Oct
36
140-
8
10c
Mar
85c
3.00
780
0c
1
Jan
1.59
65c
4.75
967
36
5.50
6.10 Jan
Oct
85c
74,370
13,262
9,185
85c
3.50
13%c Jan
Sep
17c
3.95
86C
Jan
Jan
10c
12c
260
-I
3.35
14%c Jan
38%
14c
4.10
Mar
5.00
Sep
60c
14c
Apr
2.65 May
26c
Aug
Aug
Aug
3.00
3.00
8
preferred
Class B
Sep
1.34 Jan
2,561 "
5,500
"5,500
14c
40
'
22
.13.50
2.00
14c
21c
Light & Power common
Lake
2,000
10
1
City Petroleums
Milliken
4,300
15c
630
20c
Oil & Gas
Warrants
1.55
25
•
1
pfd
Mines-
Preferred
Midcon
12c
5%c
59
32c
Meraury^Chlprrran Knitting
Merrill island Mining
Meta
Feb
Feb
Sep
1.45 Oct
5c
oc
8,000
2,000
10c
—
Ontario Steel Products
Placer
Merrill
20c
10,000
12c
25
1
McWatters Gold Mines
Mentor Exploration
Sep
14c
57 %'
25c
•
Mclntyre Porcupine
Red
Jan
20c
58
nil
common
Preferred
McKenzie
7%
Sep
8ep
52c
Jan
25
4.50
Prontenac
5%
75
Aug
7% Jan
89c
Jan
Ltd
Maybrun Mines
McCabe Grain class B
McColl
•
com.
—
Aug
11c
10c
9c
Warrants
Peerless
X
41c
1,825
10c
Sep
Jan
11 %C
1.45
19.600
13c
13c
Jockey Club common
Jan
1.34
35
Aug
13c
46c
59c
Ormsby Minerals
Osisko Lake Mines
1.35 Aug
1.36
May
150
19c
Orenada
5C
.
13c
Ltd
Maralgo
Marcon
1.60
'• 5c
Jun
53c
1.45
.
Supply
Jan
26c
GC
16c
Preferred
Jan
May
25c
12c
7%C
Malartic
Ontario
48c
35c
Sep
Sep
1.60
_90o
O'Leary
Aug
July
7c
Aug
7%C
Specialties
Jan
2.05
1.40
Goldfieids
Mansaet
7c
12c
15c
■
8c
7c
Ltd
Oils
Okalta
Jun
45c
.20
Rockland Gold
Mining——
36c
19c
1.90
-20
Rare Metals
Sep
4,300
1.50
Mines
Gold Mines.
Jan
15c
5,100
—
Lake
2.70 July
24c
9c
1,50
-1
Mines
Jan
24c
Aug
23c
5.50
Mines
Jan
2.10 Sep
7c
1,050
1.91
—
Ltd.
Oils
Northland
Aug
1.35
1.29 Jun
20c
—
Northern Telephone
18c
Sep
7c
Aug
98c
May
22% Oct
10c
7,700
3.00
Sep
2.29
26c
15,000
1.11
22%
Magnet Consolidated Mines—
—•_
Majortrans
.
8,700
Jun
1.22 May
27.599
3.10
warrants
65c
1.72 Feb
5,450
33c
1.15
8c
class
2.25
30c
23%
Explorations
Macleod Cockshutt Gold Mines—
Macmillan
2.20
13C
15c
7%c
1.55
Opemiska Copper
Macassa Mines
May
30c
Jan
19,350
6c
Northern Canada Mines
Oka
150
18c
16C
15c
1956 warrants
Ogama
490
10c
70c
Oct
10,750
23,500
.50
Preferred
25% July
30,700
8c
8c
7c
1.55
-_1
—
Preferred
25% July
"
July
17C
■<
8c
•
•
Oils common
warrants
Class A
Nudulama
6%
17C
1.85
12C
1
1
North Star Oil common
<
Apr
6%c
3,550
1.88
12c 13 %c
1.75
—
1
Uranium
Northspan
Norvalie
40%
80c
19,700
7,385
14,700
1.80
Jan
41c
500
65c
Warrants
Apr
5c
71C
17c
56c
—1
*
North Rankin
42c
May
10
8c
Goldfield
LyndhQrst
July
1.60 Jun
Oct
516
I,511
71c
43c
17c
3.15 Jun
56c
42c
3,900
41c
-
.1
Norsyncomaque Mining
Northcal Oils Ltd—
Obaska
18c
Warrants
July
40%
Oakville Wood
21
1.09
40c
Feb
Aug
9C
.1
Nickel
Norpax
3.50 Jun
25%
1.02
Apr
.1
Mining Corp
Normetal
2.85 Apr
22%
1.02
22 %c
14c
*
Mines
Oct
20
12 %C
9,333
-1
Mines
17c
6%
A
Long Island Petroleums—
Lorado Cranium Mines—
2.60 Apr
29 %c 30 %c
»1
—
Oct
25
6c
Oct
—
Mines—
1.52
19%
40%
—i
1.65
1.78
22c
--
1
Exploration—
Mines Ltd
1.45
22
lio
Preferred
Lomega Explorations
London Hosiery class
700
4,750
lie
1
8,600
*
5,000
23c
1.80
46c
1
13,250
1.55
1.52
25
•
20
Aug
Oct
1.50
-30
pfd
1
A
Louvlcourt
2.59 July
17% Mar
20%
class
Cos
Jan
19c
Mar
8c
18%
1.55
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw
Groceterias
1st
Lob law
Apr
8.00 July
Mar
7%c
18%
-3
Candy
—
2.11
1.65
8c
Rouyn
Norlartic
1.00 Jun
2.00
•
New
Norgold
12 %c May
Oct
17,100
7%c*
1
Merger
Senator
Sep
7c
39c
15c
Superior Oils
New Taku Mines—
New
6c
33c
1
%c
7c
12c
1
•
Co Ltd
Rouyn
Feb
28c
33c
1
Mylamaque
New
5.05 May
25c
36,500
15c
•
Mines
New
Aug
"
Gold Mines
Gold Mines
30c
1
Minda-Scotia
Jan
17c
2.10 Feb
1,700
Mar
8c
28o
.
Aug
Oct
July
Jun
39c
Jan
3.76
2,200
15c
67c
6%c
7c
Gold
Smelting
111% Aug
Sep
Oct
17c
4.90
Jan
1
New
1.60 Jan
4.95
23c
Manitoba Mining &
New
19% Jan
Sep
90<
2.30
Petroleum
Liberal
Apr
15
3,500
-1
Secord
Lexindin
18
4,760
1.28
15c
-1
Mining
Leftch Gold
Lencourt
2,529
15%
9c
:
.Lamoque Gold Mines
-
18%
17c
-1
Gold Mines
Mines
Was a
18
1.08
Units
Gas
Lake Llngman
Feb
6
6 '■10
—
Newlund Mines
Jun
22c
12%c July
70c
Mines
90c
'
Jan
15
15 ¥2
IIIi
Mines
30c
1.75
Mines
Kelore
1.34 Apr
.1.20
18
•,
Mining & Exploration.
Cinch
4,400
12 %c
Mlnes.
Explorations
Jason
Jan
1.20
Ltd—
(John)
Labrador
39c
1.80
Dickenson Mines——
New
North Canadian
Labatt
July
4,200
-
17c
Noranda Mines.
2.78
78c
Townsite
May
44
7c
37% Sep
6c
Aug
60c
Nor Acme Gjold—
2.80 Jan
8c
4,500
29
6c
43c
.500
New
Nisto
Oct
63c
45c
Oct
37%
30 %c
f.
New
Feb
Oct
1.30
8C
40c
2.80
21%
,100
23c
-
Jan
18c
'17%
May
78c
Kirkland Minerals
Kirkiand
2.78
300
1,280
38%
1.78
.500
—
Mines
Jan
98c
40c
Wan-ants——_
Kirkiand Hudson Mines.
K
2.60
1.30
2.74
Mines
9%
Aug
13
*
Kerr
2.84
22%
-1
Petroleum
Development
New
New Continental Oil of Canada.
New
5.00 Apr
2.08
_40o
Mines
Concord
New
27% Jan
Sep
Oct
7c
Chamberlain
Hosco
63c
May
35c
Calumet
Delhi
Jan
Aug
3.65
35c
British Dominion Oil-
New
12% Jan
25
28,300
28c
New
Davies
July
12
23c
100
350
J
New
New
32C
3.75
Jan
84c
10% Jan.
350
.
25%
'6c
New
Nickel Rim
Canada.
of
Gold
Kenville
Kerr-AdciLsort
1.16 Mar
21%
37%
.10
Gold
Nipissing Klines
Kelvinatpr
-
Aug
Feb
9%
615
...
Be
Bidlamaque
Jan
Jan
10%C
42%
12 %c
—
—
—
Jonsmlth Mines
x
21c
Oct.
2.80
Mines
Atliona
New
1.00
July
68c
29c
Apr
11% Aug
605
71
3.75
Alger Mines
New
New
111
43
120 '
13%
May
49% Jan
15
25%
30c
New Bristol Oils_
6.50 Jun
J- Sep
'
•
"I'20
22%
Urauium
Jun
19%
Sep
43%
1.09 Apr
18
6,000
...
11
:
Sep
12% Jun
Sep
Oct
805
12c
61c
Aug
Jan
11
10%
u-
10%
38c
Mines
Joliet-Quebec
7,872
•
(1939)
Gold
3,240
43%
"
Exploration
Minerals
Manville
40c
77%
10%
Corp
Jeanette
Jellieoe Mines
37c
38c
10%
.250
Trust
24%
Sep
43%
44%
Mining
Jacobus Mining
Sep
73%
——1
1
•
Mines.
Isotope Products Ltd
6% Jan
Sep
40c
__25c
.—..—
New
51
3.30 Mar
200
*
5
25c
com
Jun
74%
1
Ran wick Ltd
International
Apr
43%
•
•
common
4.00
4.00
1
Nickel
International Petroleum
94
Labine
Jan
25c
11
11
Car
Nesbitt
14%
26% July
22% Jan
8,500
28c
5
*—
Petroleum
Steel
Mines
6% Feb
7%
National
National
Nealon
9% Jan
14%
Explorations Ltd—
Grocers
preferred
National Hosiery Mills class B
National
National
15
770
..
Jan
National
10% July
2.90
2.05 Jan
2,363
—5
coin-
——,—
32% Jun
47%
15 %
6% Jan
24c
Chemical
&
Sep
84
3.05
12% Apr
Jun
86
„
__1
Mines
Drug
Mar
7.00
-1
—
Preferred
Jan
15% July
May
60
Sep
23
..
355
.
1
common
Mining
International
Johns
7.75
8.00
-
Inspiration
joburke
27%
7c
20
Natural
Warrants
Jaye
26 %
*
10
:
Preferred
Jack
26%
100
50
*
.
preferred
Inglis (John) & Co.
Ingram & Bell preferred
Inland Cement Co preferred
Iron
8,000
7.75
5%%
Inland
100
9c
65 '
Feb
Sep
1.0% July
4% July
3,519
5%
8c
60%
,
14c
2.20 Apr
Sep
9
42:
9c
_____—.
preferred
44
855
43%
1
Corp Ltd common.*
Gold
Jfndian Lake
781
i—10
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
preferred
—4.86%
16
*
Corp common
78c
•
Works
Montreal Locomotive
National
Imperial Bank
Imperial Invest class A
1
Sep
1.00
-
____*
class. A
Brewery
Porcupine
Sep
18c
86
2
Molsons
7.00 Jan
Corp
Apr
Sep
16,500
32
Mining
15
1.80C
1.00
20
86%
Mines
Ore
26c
18,185
24 %c
1.05
43
Sep
Sep
3.50
49
207,690
38c.
Oct
40
40
4.70
52%
15%
Jan
26% Sep
4.30
1
1 1
Huron & Erie Mortgage
Jan
May
11% Feb
115
51%
15%
-
45c
30c
7,117
: 3ic
Oils:
21% Jan
5,879
40
Bay Oil-
Humber
36,400
3.25 Jan
Oct
11%
18%
51%
•
Hugh Pam Porcupine.-
2,153
18%
4.70
Smelting
1,700
12
26 %
____—,—50
—
Mining
Bay Mining &
Hudson
2.25
11%
*
1
17%
•
common
2.20
12
17%
18
Smith
2.25
Mining Corp
26%
1814
Class A
Howard
High
Low
2.15 Aug
*
Brick
Milton
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Low
Par
High
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Ltd
Oil Co
Home
Low
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Par
Week'*
Friday
Sales
for Week
Week's
Friday
1.66
77c
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
46%
Jan
1.00
5.90
Sep
Jun
Apr
13c
Jan
83%
,
5%c Sep
70c
Sep
6.40 Aug
5.00
Sep
"
1.50 Aug
1.00
Sep
1.70 Mar
an
Sen
7%c Sep
1.75 July
8.80
Apr
8.35 Mar
3.95 Mar
2.30 July
4.25 July
18c
Jan
46
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CANADIAN
Week's
Sale Priee
Par
Copper
Quebec Cliibougamau GoldQuebec Cbpper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop—
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Low
—1
1
Ascot
Quebec
16c
-*L1
60c
60c
44c
44c
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
16c
3,166
69c
15c
United
Corps
Estella
60c
Oct
2.34
Jan
United
6,200
35c
Aug
1.25
Jan
United
Fuel
Mar
United
Keno
9c
10c
7,000
6.25
6.30
6,105
5.60
8c
10Vi Mar
United
23 lie
26c
3,000
23 Vic
Oct
80c
1.22
1.33
11,675
1.22
Oct
2.45 May
22c 24 Vic
7,067
15c
Jan
9.50
9.50
10
1,175
26c
17c
26c
11,050
17c
July
Aug
Sep
65 c
70c
9.130
60c
Aug
1.49 Mar
40c
40c
1,900
40c
Oct
1.35
9
28c
Oils
Jan
Uranium
Mines
1
.
Rupiuiunl
11c
1,000
1.56
6,700
38c
43c
25,900
Roe
V)
(A
Rowan
Roxana
60c
43c
San
Gold
River
Cement
2.000
59
16
10
9%
10
330
9 3/4
4,250
13j/4
A
93
73c
65c
73c
10,500
59c
16%C
14,000
15c
12
12%
420
23 %
23 %
230
56c
56c
2,034
45c
K
128,500
94c
16,900
40
43%
90
73
70c
Jun
Jan
23%
73%
433
23%
24%
28%
600
50c
50c
1,500
50c
80
Jan
•
p.
Warrants
5.20
1,469
5.20
5.35
21,004
21%
21%
210
20
195
20c 21 Vac
6,000
72 Vi
23 »/4
28'/2
35c
21c
Sep
96
Oct
24%
Oct
Oct
28%
Oct
Aug
Jun
1.35 Mar
4.85 July
8.10
Jan
Sep
23
May
19%
Sep
22
Jan
20c
63c
Jan
20%
15%
2,649
15
66c
67c
4,600
65c
Sep
1.03
Sep
2.50
740
Oct
5%
Jun
15%
15%
100
15%
1.75
Jan
2,000
51/2C
Sep
Sep
19
6c
15c
Jan
11c
16c
1,500
lie
Oct
30c
45
875
44 Vi
55Vi May
Apr
28c
33c
8%
8%
2,500
6
25c
29c
43,000
21c
Feb
78c
Sep
42c
class
24c
60c
22c
23c
6,533
21c
35
35%
1,115
34
3.90
3.65
3.95 fc
5,550
3.15
Jan
6.40
2.35
70
"
6.10
•
2,500
Mar
July
6,360
1.60 Aug
5.00
9'%
mr
7c
9,500
2.05
2.25
9.820
17
17
17
200
25
10c
150
21c
10c
500
8c
20c
12,310
27
27
27
2.00
2.10
56c
100
L
53c
May
4
17c
Jan
6C
Jan
1.85
Jan
27%
Jun
1,741
19% Mar
28
Jun
85
■
85
7.70
1.05
50c
50c
1
13 %c
13 Vic
-
:
46C
Jan
32
50
Aug
20
10 %c
96c
40c
Sep
Sep
907,800
10C
Feb
5c
Oct
A
Lead
&
Zinc
Canuck
York
12 Vic Sep
10% Jan
33%
34
80
33%
Oct
873i
87%
5
87%
Oct
5c
6 Vic
32,200
11
11
200
1.62
1.50
1.63
7,900
.
1
Oil
*
6c
5
•
15,000
12,567
1,521
34
•
Wright-Hargreaves
6c
-
17% C 17 Vic
20c
8c
5c
Sep
10 % May
1.15
15c
3,700
8c
9c
14,500
1.20
1.07
1.20
25,075
41c
41c
100
4%c
4%c
5 Vic
7,100
4 Vie
24c
•
Bear Mines
23c
24c
6,000
20c
*
Knitting class B
Yukeno Mines
1
—
Apr
/
t
5
♦
i
87%
100
______
5c
Jun
93V2 May
Aug
6% Mar
500
12c
20 Vic 26 Vic "
Jan
6.50
3.90
78
13,134
'
36%
5.00 Mar''
870
14c
lip
Ltd
(John) Indus class A
Yankee
1
18%
5c
Copper
Yale
c
Apr
1.35 Apr
1,754
23 %c
•
Yellowknife
Jun
Jan
6,600
-
k
0
class
3.00
1 00
,_i
Mines
Ltd
27
Jan
3,300
1-1
Wood
Woodward
19% Aug
'
400
99c
*—
i
.1
'
1.33
7.50
"
t
'
2.70 Aug
Feb
68c
85
—
1
—
Aug
5.00
«r—
:—
:
t
j
33 %
21 %c 22 %c
99c
Zenmac Metal
1
2.30
2.30
2.45
7,300
99c
93c
1.05
2.02 Aug
60c
Feb,
Toronto Stock
Mines
Ltd
Gas
&
1
.—
9c
23,661
24,000
23%
8c
23%
7,300
23
Aug
26%
50%
Sep,
7c
Feb
Aug
July
1.00 Aug
41c
Oct
Oct
12
i
May
•
2.90
Jan
*
2.90
Jan
87c
Aug
>
11c
Jan
;
43C
July
i
19
May
42Vi
Apr
100
,
Jan
1.30 l May
18%
,
Aug
1.70 Sep
37c
Jan
16c
»Apr
1.93
Apr
Mar
70c
lOVic Feb
7c
Oct.
54
55
3,337
4%c
4%c
5c
33,000
1
4Vic Oct
11c
13%
13%
13%
20,790
11%
23 Vi May
59c
Jan
I
1
Propane common
11c
-i.
11c
6,600
8c
8c
1,500
2.05
2.18
4,675
22 %c
24c
2,015
__
24c
10c
Sep
Sep
Aug
7c
*
5
5
400
41/2
2.00
200
1.35
16
16%
210
151/2
3.25
3.25
3.45
725
3.10
1
1.42
1.42
1.55
16,805
1.10
19
19
50
1
12c
7 Vic 13'/2c
171,022
1
50c
48c
51c
*
ordinary
6,363
9
9
9
425
1.72
1.70
1.75
8,990
5
Industries
Gold
19
Taiircanis Mines
Taylor Pearson common
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Teinagaml Mines
1
1
Texas
Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
Thompson Paper
Dominion
l
Bank
10
Elevators
»
Trusts
General
5.50
Jan
Canadian
Industries
Jan
1.75
Jun
*
class
class
A—
*
Jan
3.35
Jun
3.70
100
8c
9 Vic
68c
60c
68c
3 179
Aug
17% Sep
Jan
Jan
Jan
4.10 May
20
Mar
Aug
36c
Jan
500
19c
Jan
93c
July
47c
Mar
34c
40%
17%
18 Vi
35
31 Vi
842
31 Vi
1.25
8c
40
•
4.90
98c
Aug
9,100
it 34c
,34c
40%
17%
17,800
1.85 Aug
Feb
'
910
30c
Aug
39
Sep
31%
Sep
26
Canada
Explorations
Empire Oils
49
37%
Jun
26
160
8c
8c
9c
5,100
8Vic Oct
35
23c
34
Feb
36
1,865
33 Vi
Sep
42%
37
Oct
48
Jun
37
37
37
50
1
1.60
1.60
1.65
5,400
*
Line—II_!"•
Resources
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
76%
Aug
1.90 Sep
"
3.25
.
26%
27%
3.75
*
.
Oct
39% Jan
5%
Sep
10 Vi Jan
650
25% Aug
920
Investments
1
21
3.60 Aug
35
Aug
4.50 Apr
16
21%
26 %
11%
27
i
40G
16%
1,200
26
*
common
21
11%
15%
.
26 V'4
26
*
•
3.85
<
•.
,
*
'
.'
770
21
Jan
25 % May
100..
26%
Oct
30 Vi
11
...
11%
Sep
14
26
Oct
31% May
45
45
*
2.55
39
100
1.75
1.75
29%
30%
•
18c
17c
18c
16,600
58 Vi
59 Vi
945
Oil
Dominion
Glass
"
*
common
Preferred
Dominion
Linoleum
&
Dupont Co Canada
_*
Gaspe Copper Mines
Hayes Steel Products
new
1.75
39 V2
Jan
17C
Oct
50c
Apr
51
Jan
68
14
20
14
July
15
30
40
28
Mar
30 y2
20%
515
16*.
Feb
22
17%
Sep
Loblaw
!
Inc
&
Ont
1
Paper
May
Mar
Oct
40c
75
77 Vi
Jun
2,350
75
17c
Sep
145 V4
18c
May
5,000
17c
Oct
34c
-23
26
26
26
40
21
Aug
29
Jan
84 Vi
85%
108
83
July
25 Vi
549
24
Sep
Sep
104
2$ %
74
75
185
64% Mar
24%
24%
24%
44
44
25
27
26-%
27
336
w—'
"
5
'
23
50
Jan
33 V4 Aug
2.888
17
Feb
35%
6
74
-
j.2.50
file
25
19.229
28c
28c
1,000
18c
20 Vic 20 Vic
Sep
Sep
55c
1,550
20c
Feb
33c
69
1
11 Vic
\
.
Pend
Oreille
*
50
23% Aug.
40c
58,000
6
100
65
5.00
9.00
Yukon
Consolidated
Jan
•
a
69
994
11c
18c
2,333
5.30
5.50
3,220
26c
-
Feb
93c
3.85 Jan
62 Vi
Sep
11c
Oct
5.20
Sep
Jun
7.75 July
86
May
24c
'
7.15
Feb
May
3.70
3.60
3.70
1,000
1
2.35
2.35
2.45
700
2.27
Sep
44%
43%
44%-
355
42 %
Sep
!
*
10%
10 %
10%
15
_•
Corp
:1
60cj
60c
2,200
FOR
■
60c
OUT-OF-TOWN
No par value.
In year's range),
Selling ex-Interest.
AND
t
Odd lot sale (not Included in year's
1
;
"
.
•
"
:
1
i
,
3.45
■
3.40 Jan
}
59
Jan
89c
May
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
x
Ex-dividend.
Ex-rights
z
Ex-stock dividend.
-
{
Apr
11% July
Mar
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
y
.
5.20
10% Aug
wi When issued.
;
Sep
54c
CANADIAN
.:
Cash sale (not included In year's range).
25%
wd When delivered,
f Flat price.
r
May
•
Gold
(
Jun
38
1
d Deferred delivery sale (not included
e
47
Sep
1
1
;
93% May
v33% Apr
Mar
*
:
FOOTNOTES
May
Jan
Bros
40
;
Gold Mines.!
Mines.
range).
35c
6
•
Weaving......
common
Pato Consolidated
Aug
25,726
5.50
35c
Wire
Flour
i
'
Apr
.4,500
23
-28c
Niagara
Ogilyie
;
Feb
37%
May
23
7.50
L
Jan
Sep
'
.'
Apr
7.00
28%
1
!__*
com
Oct
4.10 May
52
19
19
•
International Paper
Intl Utilities
an
14
14
*
1956_
July
Sep
30
10
Oilcloth
53
Feb
2.55
2,726
Dalhousie
May
36-
2C0
^0
Feb
20
45
115
38
Jun
15 % Mar
100
2.55
38
1
Westinghouse
Sangamo
24c
5.10
*
l
27%
5
High
.
27%
•
Price
2.13
21c
5.20
1
Canada
971
5
Apr
3.35 May
24
~~ 1
common
95c
Mav
18c
_IIl
Shawkey Mines
I
31
*
»
Corp
Feb
*
Oil
United Asbestos
20
2.00
21c
Pipeline
100
6
Jun
.
Mountain Oil Pipe
28
Jan
•
Ltd
Lou
Copper
Consolidated Paper
Minn
26
Range Since Jan. I
High
5%
Apr
50c
I40
Acceptance
Mar
58c
Shares
27%
:
Coast
May
7,000
8c
Canadian
16c
12,900
3,700
July
i
A—
preferred
Rights
21
10
56c
-
6
■
•
:
Canadian Ingersoll Rand
Canadian Marconi
55c
71c
2.15
;
Sales
of Prices
l.ow
5
:
common...
Canadian
Sep
56c
20
Exploration
of
Cottons
Apr
Jan
67c
H
Works
Mining
Canadian
Jan
3.70
•
,
Torbrit Silver Mines
Prairie
Jun
May
9
2.02
*
Gold Mines
Transcontinental
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canadian Bronze common
35(
70c
•
1
Finance
Pulp Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop.
Asbestos Corp
i-l
—
Bulolo Gold
Dredging
1
Jun
9
3.90
Sep
1.55
Apr
for Week
Range
Par
..
Canadian
21 Vi
7c
2.10
25c
,
Tiara Mines
Iron
k
.*
Anglo
Sep
Sep
181/2
Week's
Sale Prle*
-
common
Mines
40c
Funds
L.mt
Jan
45c
Jan
16%
*
Petroleum
Feb
4.10
Feb
2.00
*
Warrants
May
15c
1.90 Aug
19c
Sep
STOCKS
Jan
£4%
•
Mines
General
1.75 July
34c
May
•
.
Aug
Exchange—Curb Section
Friday
73V8 May
7c
*
—
5.05 Mar
!
Jan
21c 22Vic
*
i
■
35c
1.15
21c
A
Winnipeg & Central Gas
_
Jan
50c
1.30
Larder
Preferred
Apr
33%
•'
.
•
,
&
Feb
4.70
54c
Aug
Sep
1.12
12,066
'
4
IOV2C Jan
312
2.03
81c
Aug
2.75 Mar
9,500
*
■
18 % Mar
15% Mav
L-—
Oils
Jun
2.19
24,100
"
i
Jan
82V2
18c
'
Wlltsey Coghlan
Windfall
13%
10c
*
-
A—,
:
Winchester
Sep
11c
•
Apr
Mar
i
,
5.00 Jun
Sep
Sep
66
280
-
18c
1
'
Apr
2.61
Corp
1
2.00 Mar
83c
•
Jan
2.95
24c
Jan
34%
Materials
Exploration
Gas
Feb
11 Vi Jun
1
&
1
Triad
50c
2.75
22c
Jun
22c
12,528
2.61
Trans
29c
Sep
1.20 Aug
V4,200
Jan
43
1
1
1
Mar
1
Towaemac
Jan
'
10
__
T
r "5
Jan
44%
27(3
Canada
Tamblyn
-
44%-Jun
23c
B
Wood green
20
Sep
Sep
15%
•••<
July
23c
Sep
10c
Petroleum—
(Geo)
69
■
*.
Wlllroy Mines
1.82
1.75
Mines
Sylvanite
6
Sep
5'/aC
,.-6.800
55 c%
9%
'
♦
L_
Warrants
Oct
69%
Canadian
Superior
Jan
5.00
class
Preferred
Oct
40
'
28%
Cons
Union
Jan
80c
Sep
Contact
Union
13c
28c
Uranium
Supertest
3
Jun
Sullivan
Union
Class
Jun
Sudbury
Ultra
Weston
Jan
8.75
Oils
Uranium
Sunburst
Trans
Aug
68c
3.95
—
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Sturgeon
River
Gold
Trans
25
8%
Bros
Trans
Oct
Naco
May
Oils
Stedman
57c
Western
11c
Nickel
Traders
15»/2 July
3.60
——
v
,
6c
2.75
__
Leaseholds
44%
&
Oil
Toronto
325
■■
23c
'
—
Grocers
Services
Stanwell
Toronto
Warrants
Western
6c
Starratt
Toronto
6.70
Petroleum
Western
Sep
70c
Paving
Stanrock
Toronto
6.55
•
Mines
Jun
Oct
Warrants
Tombill
Malartic
Mar
Sep
Aug
Aug
Air
Tanuem
1.35
40c
Jan
15%
Mines
Switson
Mar
98
2.40
15%
Spooner
of
Western Decalta
3.60
Ltd
Spartan
Standard
Jan
2.10
20
Union
Stadacona
Aug
July
6c
Jan
1,050
Valley Oil
i
k
Stanleigh
May
73c
Feb
56c
.27%
2,050
•
Western Canada Breweries
17,650
24,225
Southam
Southern
3.50
~
♦
West
6..90
—
Roi
Van
Souris
3.35
Ltd
West Maygill Gas Gil
Westeel Products __1—:
2.60
common
Slocan
May
27
i
4.40 May
18
,
42,680
'3.35
1
~
1
12%
93/1 Mar
'
Mines
Jan
Oct
21
f
3,030
1.30
Nickel-,
Jun
2.65
—
f
Jan
•
*
July
2.50
1
—
1.35
8,000
.
,
: 62c
—
May
2.60
'
Manufacturing-
Slater
Steel
27c
80c
*
-s
7V2c
Ltd-—
18%
July
23 Vi
Petroleums
6.10
Ltd
Mines
D
21c
82c,
91
Wespac
6.50
trust
Simpsons
—'
25c
common.
Standard
Siscoe
■
140
50c
Gordon
6c
.
52c
,
Knapp Canada
Pyrite Copper
Feb
2.59
—*
Breweries
6%C
*
c*
24c
July
93
&
Lake
23%
Aug
15c
old com—*
Gold
30%
—
.1.31
:
77
Jan
15 %c
Webb
Weeden
Werner
•
common
new
Voting
8
Jan
Sep
1
I
Jan
17c
1.73
200
-7c
30
'>
_1
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Jun
50c
common
Creek
Silver
9c
Feb
6.40
13%
'2,800
-1
Equipment
15c
Sep
15,000
Aug
Jan
July
<
Waite
Jun
25 Vi
Aug
14%
1
Water & Power
Shawinigan
.1
—
Wainwright Producers & Ref
1.82 May
1.00 Jan
Aug
2,467
•
_
Sherritt
7c
63
17c
;
2.50
Oct
17%
—1
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
Security Freehold Petroleums
Sicks
1,500
15c
■
Saskaicnew&n
New
8c
12%
Jun
7c
518
.
4.50
6c
30 >/4
^.
•
—
;
1.00 May
Aug
60
Debentures
Class
105,680
30c
16%
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Sheep
12%
8c
•
Gold
Antonio
Sand
59,654
13%
B
23
72c
4.25
Mines
Mar
54,100
51c
17c
common
23
68c
('•
1
—
Oils
35c
5,100
70c
—1
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Vulcan
10 Vic Aug
21c
Apr
14c
17%
Ltd__
Violamac
Feb
Waterous
43c
3.95
365
23
70
2.05 May
Jan
25
Mines
3.40
13 %
—
;
Jan
50c
93
Uranium
Jan
23c
Jan
62%
Gas.
Michael
Class
37c
1
Maurice
St
Vico Explorations
75c
12%
common—
St
Apr
23c
60c
12 'A
*
Corp
preferred
—
1.90
Sen
1.25 May
10
Industries
Alloys
Feb
12c
,
10c
——•
—
3.20
13 %
1
Vandoo Consol Explorations Ltd- ^
Ventures Ltd
6 Vic Aug
5,033
10,200
1
common
Jan
10%
Aug
3.20
Jan
J
Amulet Mines:
Walker G & W
9c
Mines
1.25
7c
20c
39
1,460
13Vi
~
Upper Canada Mines——.—
1.25 May
56c
•
Oct
4.15
29%
Oct
Aug
16.449
8C
13c
Ltd
Lawrence
5%
1.80
51c
1
Oils
Oil
Russell
1.70
8c
1
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite
19,235
56c
50c
i
Consol
1.39
1
Ltd
Can
1.30
■
1
—
Uranium
Mines
Pete
Rocky
St
10c
1.46
7
4.00
High
Jun
8C
75
.
.
'
1.80
Mines
Rockwin
155
1.33
,-y-
,,
Mines Ltd
Athabasca
Roche
7
1.46
Uranium
Rirhwpll
Rio
7
38C
Mines
Rexspar
■
1
1
Explorations
Rlx
—
1
Mines
Kay rock
Reuabic
•
——-*
Rapid Grip & Batten
Reef
65c
*
46"
25
1,000
96,175
V.
*
—
Aug
19
31c
7,000
7c
•
1-
9c
46
Z—1
_
115
ic
—,
Corp
Low
25
•
46
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25
—1,
25
pfd_j_
—
United Steel
Vanadium
Radiore
Rainville Mines Ltd
B
United Montauban
24c
Shares
25
_
-1
class
28c
1.25
I/a c
_
Mines
Sep
Aug
for Week
Low
<*
A._
Hill
9c
Petroleum
class
Inv
48c
6.25
24
Ltd
19,900
1
1
Par
May
Sales
Range
Sale Priee
High
53c
Aug
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Shares
1
Queenstop Gdld Mines
QuemonlMining ■=
Quonto
for Week
of Prices
Monday, October 7, 1957
.
OCTOBER 4
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
.
MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
.
privileges,
Number 5679
186
Volume
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(1539)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, October 4
The following
bid and asked quotations
obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. pnd 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")
er bought
(indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
are
which have
a
wide national distribution.
Bid
Bid
Par
Aerovox Corp
Air
1
Products
Inc
Commercial
Amer
Co
1
Farms
Co
High
36%
Hoover
25 %
27%
24
26%
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Corp
Class A common
10 Va
11%
20
22
Hugoton Production Co
Husky Oil Co
19%
Hycon
18 %
__4
—
1
13 V»
*
45%
48%
Co
5
24%
26%
Co
Power
16%
5
Arkansas Western Gas Co
5
10
Products
Aztec
Oil
&
17%
16
17%
30%
33
10
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10
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13%
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6%
5
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19%
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1
5 %
19
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98%
28%
15%
Struthers
22%
Stubnitz
10
10%
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•
32%
35 Va
Button
4%
5%
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Kaiser
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Corp
preferred
$1.46
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common
•
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32
35
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3814
41%
Kellogg
Kendall
10%
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34
36%
10
21 %
22%
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37
20%
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6
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10
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21
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30 V4
32 %
10
18%
19%
10%
Central Public Utility Corp
Central Soya Co
Telephone Co
6
15%
_1
4%
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14%
15%
14%
15%
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Co
Gas
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33 %c
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5%
1
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1
9%
com
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1
14%
A
5%
9%
16
.1
14%
15%
22%
24 %
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4%-
2%
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—
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
5
55%
59
Colorado Milling & Elev Co_„1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
20 Va
22 %
18%
19%
29%
32
preferred
25
,
Blower
Commonwealth Gas Corp.——1
6 Va
6%
5%
6 %
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17%
18%
9%
9
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—1
CrosS Company
5
12%
1314
30
32 %
Cummins Engine Co Inc—_—_5
47 %
51%
Cutter Laboratories com vtg—1
Common Ltd vtg
1
7%
8%
7%
8%
Darling
9%
1
Co
14%
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Tayler Oil Corp„
15%
16%
17%
5
1
13
14%
18%
19%
1
17
18%
51%
5514
1
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Bridge Co
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Dictaphone Corp
10%
1214
Disney (Walt) Productions__2%
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv—4
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1
16%
18%
3%
4 %
1%
2
& Sons Co__5
22 Va
Donnelley
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(R R>
Inc
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&
1
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$1 preference
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of
15%
16%
lc
4%
5%
3%
4'%
Bank of Commerce
5
4%
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America
11%
8
%
12 %
8%
17%
1914
31
32%
1
10%
(Texas)—*
21%
23%
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42 '4
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1
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6%
714
32%
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Fairmont Foods
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20%
23
7Va
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3%
West Point
42 Va
8
293/4
24%
21 y2
25%
22%
18 V2
19%
5%
53/4
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of
New
Bank
of
North
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50
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N
T
&
S
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Boatmen's
6V4
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35
100
301
York
America
313
10
25%
27%
61%
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31%
33%
43
45%
24%
26V4
33
355/a
37%
393/4
48%
51%
1
19%
21 y8
45%
48'%
Herrington Co Inc
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_5gb
11%
12%
Citizens
29%
32
3
5'%
& Co Inc_l
Co
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&
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Co
(N
Bank
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of
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of
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5
Cleve—16
Manufacturers Tr CO (B Y)—.10
Brook Natl Bank of
Freeport
35
lc
12%
13%
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McLouth Steel Corp
2%
9%
Machine
&
Eng
Miles
A
Laboratories
Commercial Trust Co.
45%
Connecticut Bank
Continental
20%
25%
2
24%
26
1
25%
27%
5
18 %
Montrose
21
14%
Plains
15%
B
17%
Federal
22
7
Norris
Oil
North
&
North Penn
26%
165
Corp—
24%
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr CO-10
46%
49 %
74%
33
363/4
FidelJty-Phila Trust Co
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
70%
78%,
74%
17%
183/4
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
18 %
19%
Fiduciary Trust
18
193/B
Co (N Y)—10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
10
First Camden Natl Bk
22%
20
10
—
12%
17%
Co
(Camden
N J)
23%
25%
First
National
Bk
Miss
11%
12%
First Natl Bank of Boston—12 ya
12
13%
First
Natl
Bank
11
12%
First
Natl
C?orp
3
62
36%
38%
4%
1
66%
5%
153%
of
of Chicago
100
Dallas—10
of
Natl
Louis
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5%
6%
11%
12%
14%
Otter Trfil Power Co
5
25 %
27%
Corp
Brewing Co
•
6%
Pacific
Airmotive
Corp
1
Mercury Telev "A",_90c
Pacific Povfer & Light Co
6%
4%
5%
Pacific
6%
7
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Pepsi-Cola
1
"
7%
28%
30%
17
15%
18%
17
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General
9%
10%
3%
8%
24%
263/8
10
55%
58%
2.50
17 %
19%
Polaroid
Rubber
Corp
1
13%
14%
Portland
Gas &
1
11%
12%
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21%
33%
36%
of
Glrard
Hanover
Harris
Bank
62%
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Corp
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Pioneer Natural
Plymouth
—2%
20%
22
Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
17%
19 Va
Ft
27%
29%
Pub
•
17
18%
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1
27%
29%
10
21 Vb
33 %
2
8%
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65%
24 V*
5%
1
5%
179
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Coke Co.
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16
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17 %
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20
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of Phila
64
68
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10
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44
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of
17 %
32
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10
38
42
10
20%
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2%
8%
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41%
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66%
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27%
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of
—
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43
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31%
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of
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10
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—
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Trade
443
29%
27%
20
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Sterling
(N
420
25
(Union City)—8
Industrial Natl Bk
36%
63%
48 %
.„20
fork—10
(Chi)—100
Industrial Bk of Com
33%
State
(Jersey City N J)
Hudson Tr Co
127
of
Security First Natl Bank (Loa
Angeles)
12Mi
Security Natl Bk of Bunting
25%
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Natl
Bank
—10
(Boston,
34%
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Hudson
Natl
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22 %
30
•
56%
Second Natl
45Va
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45 Va
53%
Second Bank-State Street
66 %
62 %
5
Tr A Sav Bk
42%
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(Franklin
Corn
Trust
^
53
31
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5
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10c
5
6
Co
Gar lock
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Gas Service Co
General
Crude
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2%
Co
General Gas Corp
Gen
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5%
(Calif)
2.50
pfd__20
5%,
18%
6%
19%
1
Purolator
New
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15
29%
5%
5%
22 %
26%
13 Va
14%
Gas
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Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
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1
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9%
5%
10
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4%
•
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Gulf Interstate Gas Co
Co
new.
4%
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-2.50
29 Va
31 %
13%
25c
•
1
8%
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10
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17%
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15
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Fire Brick Co
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19
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17%
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16%
27 %
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20
preferred
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footnotes
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1
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5
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16
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5
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10
Royal State Bk of New York—0
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56
14%
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Boston
34Va
42%
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Franklin Natl
52
12
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35%
23
Potash Co of America
-
75%
448
29%
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333
59
Bank (N Y)._20
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r
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—10
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72%
420
34%
Bockland-Atlas
49%
20
36%
26
(Boston)
21%
33
First Natl City
16%
20
100
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)
323
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of
Bk
43%
48%
33%
10
St
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First
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34 %
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First Natl Bk
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(Chicago)
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41%
45
35%
31%
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%
13%
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55
66%
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N
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&
57%
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11%
16%
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54%
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First
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61 %
43
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Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
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Philadelphia Natl
34%
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
North Indiana Pub Sew Co
•
Old
19%
130
Feoples
174.
1
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Detroit——10
(Albany
Newark
Northern
30%
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co
7%
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of
of Westehester_g
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(Newark
N J)
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Co
25
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Thermador
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39%
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29%
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86%
27%
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common
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16%
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75
36%
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National Commerce Bank Se
61%
5
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20
National Gas & Oil Corp
5
National Homes Corp A com_50c
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National Alumlnate
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111
5
Co
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58
19%
Co
Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
Utilities
272
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2.39
57
Co (Chicago)
,.—33%
County Bank & Trust Co
(Paterson N J)
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County Trust Co (White
18%
23%
Miss
Missouri
25
37%
5
Inc
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping
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(N
33%
7%
common
Co
41
5
Michigan. Gas Utilities Co
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc—
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35
Trust
2.25
50
31
.
123
National Bank
Commercial State Bank &
Meredith Publishing Co
17%
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr CO (Pgh) 20
Mercantile Tr Co (St Loots)
20
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston, 10
62
Cleveland Trust Co
10
ft
37'%
58
53%
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Morgan (J P) A Co 19 Y)—IOO
10
(Savannah)
50
McLean
(Phila)
Meadow
National
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) -25
6%
104
39%
Phila_10
Corp
97
37
Centl-Penn
Marmon
18%
35
58
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_12%
Chem Corn Exch Bk (N Y)„10
Marlin-Rockweil Corp
Ask
17%
10
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Inc__ 1
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33
Liberty Real Estate Bk A Tr
46 Vb
Trust
Natl
Central
Companies
22%
16%
(J Ray)
11%
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43
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Camden
(W L)
10%
Off-Short Oo_
20%
28%
Maxson
36 Va
63
33 %
McDermott
8%
32%
16
(NY)_5
(N Y)
25%
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13 %
73/4
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& Electric
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12
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30%
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9
Irving Trust Co (N 1). ..—10
Kings County Trust Co
JO
(Brooklyn N Y)
35%
383/4
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•
Macmlllan Co
Gas
-
9%
16 y4
27
Industrial
13%
Maremont
—
Ask
A
33%
Madison
Light Co
16
14%
9%
A
41%
9
Zapata
6%
1
25%
Mfg & Sales Co
10a
Company
34 Va
14%
8%
31%
Ludlow
Pow
Wurlitzer
16%
39%
Wyandotte 'Chemicals Corp—1
12%
1
Co
53
Corp
Wisconsin
28%
32
f
Wood Conversion Co
54 V2
5%
Co
Williams & Co Ino
23%
Steel
6%
Co
Eagle Oil
Whiting Corp
22%
15%
1
14
263/4
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Manufacturing Co—9
White
4%
4%
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WcBtern Natural Gas Co
8%.
28
Jet
13
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Western Lt <fe Telephone Co_10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
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Par
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1
Fisher Brothers
1
Bank & Trust
65%
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Fisher
32%
Washington Natural Qm Co—10
Washington Steel Oorp—1
1
Star
Lucky Stores Inc
Pendleton
Federal Natl Mortgage
First Boston Corp
Nat
States
29
1
cl B—5
com
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
11
Corp
Paso Electric
State
Equity Oil Co
34%
9%
Co—1
Emhart Mfg Co
Empire
9%
31%
2
Gas
Nat
Utilities
Electrolux
El
44%
30
Welex
11%
25
Co
11
America
Eastern Industries Inc
Eastern
8%
1
Inc
Inc
Bush
Dunham
2438
2
OuMont Broadcasting Corp
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25%
41%
_•
7%
20%
5
Co
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
5
C'o of N
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp
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24%
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28%
19%
10%
-
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26%
2634
22 Va
36%
25 Va
1
Fibers
33%
15 Va
203/4
_
1%
Lone
McNeil
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
Glass
Lithium
Three
31
5
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Central Louisiana Electric Co„5
33 Va
King
133/4
Warner
5
6%
Gasoline Corp„1
Corp
1
3
Landers Frary & Clark
Lanolin Plus Inc
Lau
Thermo
45%
9
com—
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1
37%
Amer
& Swasey Co.
Warren Brothers Co
1
35%
of
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Transmis
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Corp
11
Texas National
Texas
10%
42%
25 Va
4y4
Texas Industries Inc
8 3/4
15%
B
6
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lo
Co
31
Central
•
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16%
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27%
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1
16
Le Cuno Oil Corp
Liberty Loan Corp
6 %
14%,
Central
Di-No(
42
10
Gas Transmis Co
25%
Jtt
32
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7Va
287/a
9
23
1
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10
Inc
15%
5%
Central
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8
3
Co
Kennametal
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Vt Pub Serv
33/4
21%
7%
26
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Ino
Corp—1
Corp Inc
Eastern
22%
20%
10
5%
Corp_7
Texas Gas Transmission Corp_5
Texas 111 Nat Gas Pipeline Co_l
35%
City Public'Serv Co
1
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Co
Texas
36 y8
3%
34%
Kansas
11%
Co
Central
33%
16
27
10%
1
Tekoil
23%
25
..
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22%
14%
%/
(O A)
Tampax
50 3 b
10
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24%
Power
47%
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_l0
23
Detroit Inlernat
Corp
Propane Gas
Refining Co
9%
26%
21
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29V'2
2%
Greene
Tennessee
Koehring
Detroit Harvester
Corp
Suburban
_1
934
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Wells
16%
8%
24%
13%
39%
Common
21%
42%
utmusib
Inc
Stanley
1
20%
Delhi
Utah Southern Oil Co
14%
24%
9
(L A)
133/8
2.50
1
Products
'
341/3
27%
19%
conv
12
31%
5
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$1.25
Upper Peninsular Power Co_
93 %
22%
Oil
Stores
25%
non-voting
5
Works
25
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp„1
Btouffer Corp
1.25
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
1
25
Colonial
23%
16%
com 1
Water Service Co
B
United Western Minerals
Universal Match Oorp
15%
24%:
Ltd—-10c
Class
30%
15%
Kentucky Utilities Co
Keystone Portland Cem Co
Co
28 %
Co„15
Utilities
United Utilities Ino
20Va
10
Steamship
15
10
28 y2
14%
Jack & Heintz Inc
Oorp
18%
Sys„1
Co
Tool
26
Stanley Home
Inc
&
2%
Stand Fruit &
•
Drill
2%
Standard Register
13%
States
Co—1
19%
23
„.
Radio
Tele
Co
23%
29%
Collins
States
Carbon
59%
12%
Coastal
8 Va
18%
27%
'«
71/4
6% preferred
10
United States Sugar Corp
l
United States Truck Linaa Inc_l
21%
common
Iowa Electric Lt & Pow
Iowa Public Service Co
Iowa
United
5
Diver Services
A
18%
38 Va
26%
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
5%
32
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Co
Line
24y2
1
Co—25
Co
1
Securities
Pipe
36
Tele
Gas
1
Motor Freight
Interstate
29%
Producing Co—1
Gas
Southwestern
5%
—
1
Eng
5
Interstate
Investors
Power
♦
.—10
1
J
32%
19%
Ceco Steel Products Corp
J
3%
15%
18%
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-1
*
3
14
17%
Calif Wat & Telephone Co .12%
»
30%
Speer
Oregon Power Co__20
Chattanooga
20
Tucson Gas Elec Lt ft Pwr Co_S
15%
Southwest
1
-——10
Maine
183/4
15%
14%
10%
Jessop Steel Co
Inc
Central Indiana
Corp_50o
14%
9%
36%
Castings
Elec
10%
5
Co__•
Union
preferred—25
Paper
10
Common
Trans Gas
New
33
& Sharpe Mfg Co
Brush Beryllium Co
;
Carpenter
Trans Canada Pipa Lines
14%
8 Va
Brown
Carlisle Corp
65y2
13 y4
Southern
7%
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc
Botany Mills Inc
;emi
62 y4
Southern
1
*
1
Smith, Kline & French Lab 33y3c
10%
I
•
Tracerlab Inc
64
9%
Black Hills Power & Light Co
'/P
24%
2
23
5
Beryllium Corp
Onliio-f'ia
24 Vb
22
Corp
60%
Jervls Corp
6%
Burndy Corp
13 Va
22
Skil
21
Jefferson
5
California
12
Towmotor Corp
Colorado
l
Co
24%
Topp Industries Ino
Calif Water Co
10
Indianapolis Water
83%
22%
24%
1
International Textbook Co
Interstate Bakeries Corp
Ask
593/4
12%
7%
Southern Nevada Power Co
Indian Head Mills Inc
Indiana Gas & Water Co
Bid
1
*
Co
1
Co
Par
22%
Power
Southern
10%,
7%
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
Bullock's
11
Pacific
Southern
Jamaica
9%
Steel
1
Sierra
28 %
10%
1
Buckeye
Time Inc
Tokheim Corp
Co
25%
10
.,..10
Beneficial Corp
$1.20
42%
&
D)
23%
2614
1
2%
.
11%
1
——
Inc
39%
(G
1
A
l?1^
Bay less (A J) Markets—
BeU & Gossert Co
Bowser
42V2
2
18-%
Bareco Investment Co
Bausch
class
Mfg
Class
Bates
10
Voltage Engineering
14%
]
common
Associated> Spring
121
38%
Art Metal Construction Co
Avon
114
common
40%
35 V2
1
Partic preferred
Arizona Public SerVice
Arkansas Missouri
117
1
Incorporated
Arden
47
111
341/4
Co
51%
5
391%
South Shore Oil & Devel Co_10c
Southeastern Pub Serv Co„10c
3 Va
2%
1
Seismograph Service Corp
44%
Co class A com_10
1
Develop
Anheuser-Busch Inc
B
38
American Window Glass Co-12%
amp
Class
Ask
41
1
Corhpany
Hanna (M A)
4
& Const Co
&
Haloid
222
Bid
25c
J2
Amer Hospital Supply Corp
Research
Halle Mines Inc
27%
25
American-Marietta Co
Amer
Hagan Chemicals & Controls
30%
202
10
Par
5
2814
Line_5
Barge
American Express Co
American Pipe
4%
1
American Box Board
Ask
Ask
San Jacinto Petroleum
Bearle
Industrials and Utililies
iaqutri**
or*
invited
SINGER
&
Uembert: N. Y. Security Dealers Association
74
Trinity Placo, Now York 6, N. Y
CO.
J.
876
47*
*
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1540)
.
Monday, October 7, 1957
.
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Triday, October
I
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Affiliated
Fund
American
8.60
9.40
Boston—1
0.10
9.93
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc_l
4.99
Investment
Co
5.67
6.14
Investment
Sharesi_._l
3.64
3.89
Fund
Mtit
Inc—1
7.57
8.28
*
1.33
4.56
4.93
(The;
Keystone
Custodian
5.50
B-l
1
23.67
24.71
7.77
B-2
<Medium Grade Bonds ;_1
22.29
24.32
3.72
B-3
(Low
16.01
17.47
B-4
Priced Bonds)
Bonds)
1
10.26
(Discount
1
9.39
10.25
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
8.05
8.79
11.17
12.19
K-l
Bond
*
20.08
1
15.21
10c
8.70
1
20.50
.1
11.84
of
America
Inc
21.59
Bonds;
(Investment
K-2 (Speculative Pfd Stks)—l
14.12
15.41
10.66
11.64
Broad
Investment
Street
5-l
9.63
8-2
(Income Com
22.16
6-3
8-4
(Speculative Com Stk)„1
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
11.14
12.97
7.59
10.37
11.22
1
5.72
6.27
25o
10.66
11.65
1
9.09
California
Fund
Inc
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
1
14.79
16.17
5.47
5.90
1
Canadian
Fund
Canadian
International
Fund
Capital
6.75
7.38
i—1
1
5.20
5.70
1
21.64
Fund
15.79
17.08
Inc
Inc
Securities
com—100
12.000
12,000
•122''
123
Preferred
-it 00
Inc
Fund
Commonwealth
0.24
1
Stock Fund
10.03
8.43
0.16
11.92
12.96
Investment—1
Commonwealth
1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
Inc
16.42
1
Fund
Composite
Fund
Concord
14.56
15.83
12.58
13.60
16%
18 %
Investment Inc
Western
Dividend
De
6.12
Fund—-—1
Income
6.70
1
13.23
13.36
1
60
72'2
Im'esting Co Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Fund,
1
9.89
10.87
Fund Inc
1
8.21
9.03
Inc—1
6.22
6.82
Fund—l
8.13
8.91
15.52
17.60
Vegh
De
17.84
1
1
Inc
Inc
Consolidated Investment Trnst-1
Crown
Delaware
Delaware Income
Fund
Growth Stk
Diver
Diversified
Investment
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series
2.50
E
25c
2.44
2.68
1
8.59
9.34
1
—1
Corp__l
20.69
22.12
19.41
20.76
4.41
4.82
10
20c
Fidelity Fund lnc_
8
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
140.04
141.45
6.52
6.76
Dividend Shares
Fund
Dreyfus
Inc
Fund
Balanced
Stock Fund
Investment
Electronics
Fund Inc
Energy
Equity Fund Inc
financial Industrial
14.00
14.46
15.63
3.42
3.74
Fund Inc_l
4.30
Fund
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
stock series
lc
8.85
9.70
5.65
6.19
15.03
16.17
—1
4.99
5.42
1
12.67
13.85
1
1
1-
Inc
Life
11.93
12.90
6.61
7.18
Fund Inc
Industries
Capital
General
General
Group
Corp
Investors
Stk Fund Inc—1
Insurance
Loomis
Sayles
Mutual
Trust—
lo
8.18
lo
8.15
8.93
Building shares
lo
Growth FundChemical shares
lo
lc
7.62
8.35
11.58
12.68
(The) Stock Fund-lo
10.73
11.75
Common
■lectronics
5.69
6.24
shares
Automobile
lo
4.50
4.96
2.01
Equipment shares
lo
Food shares
lo
Fully administered shares—lo
6.30
6.91
5.72
6.28
8.29
9.09
General
lc
7.20
7.89
Industrial Machinery shares_lo
Institutional Bond shares—lo
6.28
6.89
bond shares
Petroleum
shares
8.40
10.03
10.99
6.69
7.34
lo
11.11
12.17
Bond
shares
lc
2.32
General
Industries
shares
lc
shares
Petroleum
—
shares
3.38
3.73
2.83
3.12
3.40
3.75
lo
shares
lc
lc
Metal
Paper
2.97
Special Investment .shares— lc
Transport
shares
2.76
2.50
lc
2.39
2.64
6.52
7.15
Mars
Investors
Growth
F und Inc
—.—38'/a0
Massachusetts
Life
Mutual
Income
Invest
Mutual
10.13
10.95
18.03
interest—1
Foundation
Fund
Shares
11.47
1
14.13
8.73
9.59
1
al3.18
Mutual Trust Shares
of -beneficial interest
3.14
3.41
Wide Securities Co Inc.l
Nation
1
17.29
18.71
National
Investors Corp.
National
Security Series—
„l
25
27
Lawyers
28-'4
31 Va
Lawyers
16 Vis
18%
Liberty
18
21
Life
American
29
Series
1
23%
25%
10
Amer Ins Co
Amer
Assurance
(Wash D C)
1
Re-insurance—
10
50
54
(N J%10
23
Ins
NAtl
Life
Slock
Stock
England
New
York Capital Fund
Canada Ltd
of
Nucleonics
Chemistry
Electronics
8.20
5.24
16%
7.27
5.64
19.25
1
Over-The-Counter
Fund
Street
Fund
Fund
Inc
11.24
13.11
7.84
8.56
i
1
Growth
19.83
20.03
13.51
14.68
Stock
1
29.76
Fund
Inc
1
5.78
(N J)__5
2
Life
equipment
shares
lo
5.43
5.00
lc
8.29
9.09
New
.8234.
76
10
268
107
113
79%
831/4
10
51 %
54»/2
Crum & Forster Inc
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employees Group Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
Fund
1
11.67
12.68
&
Nuclear
Stevens
Funds
&
1
43%
•
Stevens
&
Stock
45
44%
47%
35
38 %
10
Fire
5
Northern
23%
25 la
2.50
River
30%
33
3.33%
7
8%
12.50
72
76%
10
82
87%
N Y_10
46
50%
49%
5312
19%
21%
»
.
Northwestern National Life
Insurance
(Minn)
52
55'/4-
Pacific Insurance Co
25
27
Pacific
of
Indemnity Co
Peerless Insurance Co
Phila
Life Insurance
10
5
-
Co
•
5
68
74%
10
62
8634
Phoenix
10
59
62'%
36%
393a
Providence-Washington
10
14%
15%
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
2
Republic Insurance (Texas)__10
11%
12%
47
51%
37%
40%
4
Deposit of Md
Philadelphia
Asen
of
Fireman's
Fund
Firemen's
Franklin
(S F;
Newark
of
2.50
34%
32%
48%
51%
34
36
66 %
,
7.50
Life
Insurance
4
.
69 34
General Reinsurance Corp
46%
49%
Glens Falls
3
27
29%
Seaboard Surety
5
15%
16%
_5
29%
31%
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire A Marine
(Jacksonville Fla;_2'/a
24%
26'/2
31%
33%
2
Standard Accident
Gulf Life
10
Hanover Fire
10
Hartlord Fire Insurance Co
10
137
lo
68
S
36
Paul
St
Title
A
Fire
Guar
&
Marine—
41
43%
10
67
71 %
._10
24
26%
10
38%
41%
10
52%
56
6.25
Co
Trust
Y)
(N
8
38%
142 »/2
17%
5
Travelers
72
Home
79
82'%
18%
U S
Fidelity A Guaranty Co—10
61%
64%
U S
Fire
3
21%
22%
Y
2
30
32
Fire
2
24%
U S Life Insurance
City
Insurance
of North Amer—5
Co
89%
93»/2
a32.74
1
N
of
Westchester
Ask
3.70s
Co
in
the
-
,
25%
one
32nds of
or more
point
a
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
3%8 Feb. 14, 1958
Oct.
15,
1957
99.30
100
3.95s
Jan.
15,
1958
99.28
100
4.30s
Feb.
17,
1958
99.27
4VaS
March
17.
1958
2%s
99.29
97.24
98.2
100.1
4%s Feb.
2,
1959
99.16
99.24
100.1
2%s May
2%s Feb.
1,
1959
96.12
96.22
94.28
95.6
4s
1962
99
Natl Mortgage Assn-
Feb.
4%s
1958
99.11
1958
10,
Mar.
10,
July
4.70s
Selected Amer Shares—
1.25
Shareholders Trust of Boston
1
(Edson B) Fund
l
8.08
99.23
1958
99.27
99.26
3V2S May
1,
99.24
4 VaS
Feb.
15,
37/8s
Sept.
99.22
99.26
11.05
99.22
1958
94.28
—
100
3.80s
Nov.
103%
99 Va
99%
93
97
1972-1967
98%
95
1972
15,
95.6
99.8
102%
92'
1971
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
3%s Oct. 15, 1957
1
99.26
99.29
13.94
Southwestern
May 1,
99.20
1958
11,
1958
1,
99.22
11.33
12.72
10.
Aug.
Nov.
4%s July 15, 1969
4%s Oct. 1, 1970-1967
99.15
~8.74
10.37
100.4
1, I960—
2V2S June 1, 1960
Federal
Apr. 10, 1938
4 %s May 8. 1958
Smith
99.6
99.30
99.28
99.31
-
—
100
99.28
99.22
99.31
4.05s
021.47
99.24
2%s May 1, 1958
3%f> May 1. 1958
43as Jifly 15, 1958
99.31
99.25
4.60s June 16, 1958___
4%s April 13, 1958 w i_—_-
4.10s
%
Clark—
Fund
16%
,2
Fire
10
i
Fidelity &
Fire
4s
nl0.77
Inc__1
Clark
Fund Inc
Common
78%
33 Va
15%
Republic Natl Life Insurance
Federal
2%s Jan. 20,
Science
74
31%
5
Northeastern
4%
3%
York
North
9%
42
5
A
Casualty
Hampshire
New
279
5
5
Co
38
10
Corp class
New Amsterdam
281/4
x26%
,.
9
5
Fire
6.25
(Geo)
Scudder Fund of Canada
54 ha
4
National Union Fire
30.06
Puritan
Scudder,
50%
Va
Obligations of Government Agencies
2.50
(T Rowe;
Fund Inc
5
Co
9.33
10.28
•
Inc
Price
63%
Manufacturex-s
National
30%
Casualty
31%
11.96
Inc
28 %
59
1
Fire Assurance
Life Ins
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Corp—.•
Fund
34
26
5
6.16
8.54
1
Philadelphia
Va
32%
_5
Bonding
7.95
Securities
Securities
Casualty.
Indemnity A Life Ins
20.81
29%
1
Inc
Peoples
110%
Figures after decimal point represent
Inc
13%
208
Merchants
17'/a
28%
Assurance Co
&
Shares
12%
5.73
1
Series
Fund
7.50
l
Series
Growth
3.96
1
Series
i_l
Inc
Monarch
Co—1
Ins
General
30%
106
Mass
16%
5
Ins Assn
Fire
2
1%
28%
200
Nationwide
Camden
16%
15%
25%
Boston Insurance Co
Columbian
(Va)_5
Co__65c
(Birm;_2
Ins
10
Massachusetts
28%
6.25
Life
Corp
Title
20
Merchants A
Stand
&
Life
Companies
Maryland
234
2%,
27
15%
5
American Surety Co
Bankers A: Shippers
Bankers Nail Life Ins
Ins
Mtge
Life Insurance Co of Va
Co_5
'Newark N J»__2%
Mercury
American
Title
Natl
Lincoln National Life ;
71/4
6%
——
Home
6.26
3.62
1
Slock
Series
10.43
5.73
1
1
Preferred
9.54
1
Series
New
10.34
33
32«2
Insurance Co
Hartford Stcamboiler
Series
Dividend
Income
9.56
87%
30
Y_ .10
Globe A Republic
Great American
13.09
1
Inc
Corn
Ask
83
Ins. .10
Jersey Insurance Co of N
19.49
Fund—
Units of beneficial
Mutual
10.61
Stock
Life
205
196%
3.27
Manhattan Eond Fund Inc
10c
Massachusetts Investors Trust
Standard
96
99.30
100
99.29
100
12.08
Investors Lie
1
Sovereign Investors
l
State Street Investment
Corp—•
Stein
Roe Ar- Farnham
Fund
11.38
4v8s
3.
1958
99.23
99.27
90.27
1958
99.31
12.47
34
36%
1
&27.90
Inc_2
10.38
10.97
Television-Electronics Fund
1
Temple ton Growth Fd of Can—1
10.84
11.81
19
21
Sterling Investment Fund
1957
1,
March
4%s March 3,
.'
'
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
2.56
Railroad
RR
shares—
8.06
_lc
lo
Merchandising
Mining shares
591/4
2.22
Scudder,
Electrical
&
—._10
Bid
Par
Jefferson
136
Equitable Assur—
5
Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred—
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fia)
,-1
Connecticut
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
8.97
Aviation shares
Capital
56
Continental
Putnam
shares
130
Continental
Pine
Securities—
Automobile
a41.82
Fund—*
Managed Funds-
Pioneer
Gas
10
10
:
Bid
2
Fundamental Investors Inc
Futures
7.98
lc
series
stock
Preferred
4.71
7.34
Mutual
Surety
Co
—
Beneficial
Balanced
12.95
Florida Growth Fund Inc—_10c
Founders
Fund
Tiexlngton Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
Bond
& Howard—
Baton
Knickerbocker
23.39
50c
Fund
Venture
Colonial
18.58
Growth
Century Shares Trust
Christiana
12.57
17.18
Inc
Ltd
Chemical
11.63
1
Ltd
(1954)
7.44
6.81
12.16
Fund
Canada General
Aetna Life
&
9.93
(High-Grade Com Stk)__l
Stocks;—1
'
Bullock Fund Ltd
Insurance
Companies
Ask
8.29
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Bowling Green Fund
16.44
'
•
Casualty
Bid
American
5.06
3.40
Aetna
Aetna
Agricultural
Funds—
7.15
11.48
Tr
a!9.81
Fund_l
Mutual
5.47
Par
American
9.44
Fund
of
Johnston
10.56
Inv
of
1.45
Inc—1
Fund
«jce-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nlcs Corp lc
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Boston
America
Trust
Trust
Fund
Devel
Ask
1
1.70
Inc
Mutual
Associated
Insurance
Bid
Far
Funds—
1.55
_1.25
Business
Atomic
Mutual
250
Fund
American
Ask
Bid
Par
founds—
Aberdeen
Railroad
Steel
stock
shares
shares
Tobacco
lc
shares
Utilities
7.76
8.51
lc
4.50
8.20
8.99,
Growth Industry Shrires Inc
1
14.05
14.47
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
l
15.47
15.94
Hamilton Funds
Inc—
10c
3.96
lOc
3.92
i
a22.01
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.30
2.51
7.13
7,79
.
Haydock Fund Ire
Fund
Incorporated
Incorporated
of
Boston
Income
Inc
Fund
Inst Foundation
1
7.73
8.45
g 04
8.69
lo
9.96
10.99
9.44
10.33
9.73
10.6 V
6.19
6.78
11 14
4.28
Institutional
Growth
Fuud-.lc
Institutional
Income
Fund_lc
▼TiHHtut.innal
Tnsur
Intl Resources
U pi
ted, Accumulated Fund
l
United Continental Fund
1
United Income Fund Sliares_l
Fund
in
10.30
11.20
Canada
7.73
9.75
9.95
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
14.33
Bid
of
Ask
99.31
100.1
•
Value
Line
Fund
Van
5.34
5.84
4.90
5.36
Inc
Strum
Fund
Wall
__i
lnc__l
Special Situations
99.25
99.27
99.25
1, 1958
lOc
&
Towne
100.2
Treasury Notes—
L%s April 1, 1958
IV2S
Washington
Investors
9.95
99
99.8
Aug. 1,
IV2S Oct.- 1,
98.8
7.76
98.19
93.23
1961
1961
92.12
92.20
100.2
100.4
1961
91
1962
98.25
99
•89.20
89.28
V2s April 1. 1962—,
Aug. 15,
94.28
98.16
93.20
3%s Feb 15,
4s
1
1960
1,
98
97
96.4
94.20
1962—
100
91.8
100.2
.
*7.16
l
April
96.24
95.28
10.81
6.55
Mutual
Fund
Inc
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
8.48
Wellington Fund
_■
__i
12.19
12.35 ;
13.47
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
—1
11.10
12.00
4.63
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
Ii
Inc
lc
4.79
5.17
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid
3.875%
2-
1-57
11-1-57
99.31
100.1
3.90%
5-
1-57
2-
3-58
99.24
99.27
3.80%
Fund
5-
1-57
11-
99.30
100
4.00%
6-
3-57
3-
3-58
99.24
99.27
1-57
4
1-57
3:70%
Recent
Bid
Belgium (Kingdom of> 5128 1972
Burlington Industries 4%s__1975
Carrier
Consol
El
Corp
Natural
Paso
Gas
Natural
Hilton
Lehigh
104
104 "2
105
*4
63
4%s___
Gas
1970
47es
&
103%
Co
Southern
Southern
5 %s
82
84
1979'
103%
102%
102 7 a
6812
6 V4S
of
CaliT
Am
4%s
105
1975
3%s
75
z
1976
.Niagara Mohawk Pow 4%S-1987
Northern States
84,
Rand
70
10534
5%s____
102%
Power
5s
1987
1982
104'
*/4
104%
97 %
10,
1957
17,
,k.
•
4
.
103%
Universal
105
Utah
&
103
99.29
100
10-
1-57
7-
1-58
99.28
100
«
1971
97%
1970
5s.
85
^.1976
5%s
_1987
87
„
99 30
99.30
t
Dollar Vain*
Ask
Bid
99.977
December 5,
99.916
1957
99.920
December
12, 1957—19,
1957
1957
99.856
99.865
December
1957_
99.793
99.807
December 26,
1957
99.714
99.722
January
99.643
99.653
March
99.572
99.586
April
99.496
——-
z~zr
—
99.509
7,
No/ember
14,
29,
1957—
1957
1957___
2,
24,
15,
65
.1—
—
103%
.
99
88
89
104%
a
Net
value
b Bid
stock
asset
dividend.
value.
k Admitted
Stock
-
to listing
Exchange
-
-
-
d
on
the New
York
x
.
-
-
-
.
~
~
yield price.
Ex-rights,
t New
.
stock,
Ex-dividend.
wi When
~y
99.373
'
'
issued.
Ex-stock
99.391
99.310
99.330
99.271
99.154
98.171
97.942
1958
footnotes for over-the-counter issues
•No par
99.456
99.147
—
1958
1958
Ask
99.439
99.249
1957
1957—1—
,,
103%
64
5%s
Lgt
99.26
99.974
JEx-100%
Match
Power
1-58
2-53
104
5%s_1977
U S Industries 4%s
1—.2
56-
24,
November
103%
.
1971
Trans
5s
Corp
99.26
1-57
3-57
31,
November
105 '
2
103%
...
1977
Amer
-1-58
89-
October
106%
80.
95 %
lc.
October
102%
105%
_1987
6s
Eastern
7-
Ask
4.'S0%
Dollar Value
October
87
November 21,
Textron
4.25%
Bid ■
4.20%
99.29
Bid
108
_
Gas—-
1983
Sperry
99.31
100
October
1982
Calif
Underwood
5s
107'%
iyt>7
Edison—.
Tampa Electric 5s
Texas
1977
Mueller-xErass
99.28
Due
United States Treasury Bills
105%
102%
Tenn Gas Transmission—
1981'
99.26
104%
105%
102 %
104
Elec 4%s_1987
104
_1980
4%s_1987
4"'ks
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line—
?
Tel
1987
''a
72
102 %
99.29
2-53
Dated
Ask
Puget Sound Power & Light—
Sheraton
& Sons—
4%s
Cak
&
6%s
76
62
Tel
5 lis
Lowenstein (M)
National
5%s__1987
Lgt
Pub Service El & Gas
104
Accept 5s_ 1977
Cement
Louisville
Power &
Pacific
89
1975
Hotels
Pacific
74
1976
3%s
Motors
100%
73
2-57
Rate
4% %
Bid
87
1975
2-57
12-
1-57
Ask
•
Bonds—(Cont.)
7212
5%s_1977
Ferro Corp 3%s
FruObauf Trailer 4s.
General
Ask
1982
5s
Gas
100
12-
3-57
4-
Security Issues
1982
4Ves__
1-57
6-
3.80'%
Bonds-
3-
3.90%
1-
.
97.11
1960
15,
99.6
4s
1
Ask
97.9
1959
1,
98.26
:
2.59
1
Investing Corp
Bid
15,
3%s May
IV2S Oct.
Stock
Inc
street
2.37
point
a
IV2S April 1, 1959
IV2S Oct. 1, 1959
1%s April 1, 1960
99.27
100
2%S June 15, 1958
IV2S Oct. 1, 1958
32nds of
more
it'as Feb.
15.58
Aug.
or
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)—
1, 1957-
33as Feb. 14, 1938
3Va<6 Anril 15, 1958
4s
one
Maturity-
Indebtedness—
10.87
1
Ltd
7.07
8.97
1
Science Fund
Funds
Value line Fund Inc
Value Line Income Fund
lo
Fund
8.43
35as Dec.
4.33
1
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional Bank Fund
7.71
,
1
Investors
'
1
United Funds Inc—
United
Series H-DA
Inc
Certificates
United
Series II-C7.
Income
Fund
4.94
lc
-
Texas
dividend.
•
98.189
97.963
'
■
■
|
-
Volume
Number 5679
186
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1541)
Third
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia—
Week
1957
"
with
clearings this week will show an increase compared
Bank
a year ago.
Pre¬
PennsvIvanta-^Altoona
1956
'S
Ended
$
.j
28
1955.
Dec. %
1954
.
■$
4.4
+
1,728,793
1,805.098
Sept.
Inc. or
<
1,989,225
1,567, 554-*
*
the chief cities
liminary .iigures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from
Bethlehem.
2,270,966
Chester
of the
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
cities of the United States for which it is possible to
Oct. 4, clearings for all
3.9% above those of the corresponding week last year.
4,073,708
6.718.861
,,
WIlkes-Barre
At this center
$23,852,588,885 against $22,953,939,579 for the same week in 1956.
at
there is
gain for the week ending Friday of 8.2%.
a
Our comparative summary for
York
;
Delaware--Wilmington
New
Jersey—Trenton
1,576, 634
4,548, 883
—16.3
1,153,000.000
1,066,000, ,00®
2.5
—
+
+
4.201,172
T
6.1
3,167,160
4.2
6,654,268
5,951,246
14,948,282
3,499, 02?;
5,185, 95tT~
6,035,653
3,539,570
+ 11.8
3,352, ,804
7,420, 184
7,737,478
6.8
13,703,487
+
17.816,600
15,146,385
+17.6
1,135,538,408
1,333,757,569
—15.2
-
l,80o, ,78®
1,649,011
5.455.254
6,335,185 f
15,961,962
,
1,375,137
6.4
—
4,178,068
-
*3,300,000
*
+ 25.5
1,279,000,000
Scranton
9.1
—
1,577.713
4,226,785
1,071,000.000
Philadelphia
Reading
Our preliminary totals stand
2*497,952
-
1,980.509
3.956,436
—
Lancaster
obtain weekly clearings will be
4£
13,746, 92®'
14.321.916
11,399, 613
.1,213,807,903
1,120,101,379
the week.follows:"
Total
r
(11 Cities)
_
_
.
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
!
.Week-Ended Oct. 5—
York
New
.1956
,1957
,
.
1,171,375,545'
Philadelphia.
—
1,281.000,000
700.667,282
..
8.2
2.7
Ohio—Canton
401.897,827
—
+
—
"
12,235,261
13,374,933
290,068,076
620.96U.235
298,231,933
51,870,000
10,439.931
54,166,400
12,069,304
14,424,888
--13,196,627
_____
510,083,797
490,742.664
X
1,510,085,188
1,477,214,117
Cincinnati
Cleveland
—19.5.
738,261.091
414,895,013
Boston
City
+
+
1,141.204,861
1,031,000,000
Chicago
Kansas
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
V
$12,597,451,745 $11,637,399,251
__
_
__
Columbus...
5.1
Mansfield
3.2
385,000.000
San -Francisco
696.192.0001
672,424,763
+
3.5
Pittsburgh
512,274,025
476,584,401
\+
591,000.921
+
5.0
St, Lquis
___.
Total
'
Cleveland
599,356,483
Baltimore
368,153,236
-
Ten cities,
$18,459,465,329 $i 7.G75.264.931
five days
Other-cities, five days—
+
4,398,895,540
+
4.0
879,779,108
+
All
+
cities, one day
__
898.853,926
.w—
"
We cannot furnish them today,
inasmuch as the week
available at time of going to press.
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not
In the elaborate detailed
statement, however, which we present further below,
able -to give final and complete results of the
Sept. 28.
For that week there
was
+
3.9
"•438,620,809
9,264,033
374,512,825
+
2.2-
1,362,826,625
1,156,753,564
44,438,103
,
10,936,163
this
center
showing
decrease
a
1.1%.
of
of
2.7%
and
in
a
this we note that in
decline of 0.9%, in
District by 1.2% and
District suffers
of 0.2%
Minneapolis Reserve District has to its credit
Reserve District the totals record
a
a
decrease of
a
summary
687,443,336
623,911,10?
732,731,562
+
1,2
.
<
31,911, 203
—
2.9
26,183,765
.130,753,136
119,966, 343
+
9.0
105,892,135
405,200,000
6,217,315
387,300; 000
+
4.6
359,300,000
5,909.544
30,971,137
•
,
____
7,978, 864
5,827,064
111,536,773-•
Alabama—Birmingham
232,214.686
Mobile
Total
822,683
-
-
5,410,922
171,392,328
142,867,26®
181,039,854
149,340,900
+
+ 20.5
784 ,174
1,187,132,393
12,546,539
5,115,090
8,925,530
4.9
—
+
809,897
820,72®
4.7
185,913,950
166,467,570
5.8
+
218,005 ,574
,
(10 cities).
.
207,684,257
1,256,065,139
-
6,057,560
5.6
—
11,271, 411
13,584,732
_
Louisiana—New Orleans
6,717,073
6.0
+ 20.5
192,667 ,519
Mississippi—Vicksburg
22,394,31492,163,18®
316,600,000
—22.1
6,284, 915
210,962, 390
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
1,055,206,463
910,752,16®
District—Chicago-
Arbor
*1,900,000
;
South
Bend
Terre
Haute
78,982.000
8,457,992
9,731,114
2.8
75,465,000
8,737,193
+ 10.1
7,283,333
8,190,40®
72,155,00®>
7,939,463
3,677,304
0.4
3,609,023
3,654,46®
127,684,292
+
1.2
6,438,160
44,912,225
14,957,759
1,539,853
+
4.1
111,864,670
6,087,294
99:977,30®
6,700,840
1.9
47.333,561
45,887,65?
4.4
15,878,704
15,165,97®1,899,80®
45,764,177
City
14,297,861
,|
Illinois—Eloomington
1,717,450
__
6,796,656
Peoria
15,209,298
+
—
+ 11.5
6,644,579
1,022,650,736
8,964,244
1.5
13.629,995
0.6
9,471,044
+
2.0
5,379,434
0.2
1,369,321,411
1,298,275,126
4.2
381,300,000
186,690,005
123.795,944
344,500,00®
-18.1
5.9
2,591,363
3,030,04®
7.2
694,377,312
661,240,874
—
—
6,514,508
1,470,175,962
1,335,005
01
—
10.424,995
1,101,714,633
•
—
Decatur
5,429,93?
—29.4
15,438,213
10,359,565
—
1,102,197,505
9,633,028
Chicago
Francisco Reserve District
+ 21.5
—
3,664,462
Iowa—Cedar Rapids.
Des Moines
0.4%, but in the Dallas Reserve Dis¬
2,171,171
17,058,20®
9,233,425
+
129,252,655
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Sioux
2.594,860
17,356,109
4.4
9,191.334
Indiana—Fort Wayne
In the Kansas City
—15.3
—13.0
12,667.805
Rapids
Lansing
20,971.836
8,805.994
10,423,987
76,734.000
9,312,886
Grand
In the
2,243,891
18,247,761
;
1,473,303,542
Springfield
furnish
we
278,280,470
741,419,751
Rock ford
following
7,057,837
(C cities)
222,707,649
•
the
.3,738,54417,406,00®
207,120*25®
326,751,713
119,386.301
7.0
Macou
The Chicago Reserve
gain of 2.9%.
trict the totals register an increase of 2.7% and in the San
of 2.0%.
31734,642
20,733,000'
3.7
+
Augusta
the St. Louis Reserve District of 7.2%, but the
and
-
209;779,P43
4.2
7,712,443
125,559,638
Florida—Jacksonville
larger by 2.2%, in the Richmond Reserve
in the Atlanta Reserve District by 5.8%.
loss
a
are
6.2
.+.
352,016.450
Indianapolis
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
i
2.6
21,500,662..
7,387,009
Nashville
the Boston Re¬
Philadelphia Reserve District of 15.2%.
the
3.0
3,977,023
221.965^46
134,372,415
Georgia—Atlanta
the cities according to the
We group
the New York Reserve District the totals show
District
*
loss of 0.9%, the bank clearings
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from
In
13,424,210
Sixth Federal District-^Atlanta—
$22,780,507,969 against $23,011,377,756 in the
Outside of this city there was a
week in 1956.
previous week—the week ended
decrease of 1.0%, the aggregate clearings for
a
the whole, country having amounted to
serve
9.3
338,888,487
_
Tennessee—Knoxville
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
at
13,005,718
+
Columbia—Washington..
District of
foregoing will appear
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the
issue of next week.
4,097.843
20,946,661
255,727,336
_
:
South Carolina—Charleston-
Total
same
46,759,700
—13.5
3.9
4,494,269,630 *
—-
all cities, five days
Total nil cities for week
we are
4.2
—
250,442,393458vB38,0"73^'
2.2
$23,852,588,885 $22,953,939,579
Virginia—Huntington
Richmond
2.2
+
_
Virginia—Norfolk
4.4
$22,953,734,959 $22,074,160,471
(7 citiesV——:
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
our
8,301,-664"
274,777,046
564,649,081
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
in
-
11,583,461
2.7
-+' 4.3
1.4
350,491,796
—
—
7-5
*+
__
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
4.5
367.600.000
__
Youngs town
8.5
—
"
595,-432,236
977,102,194m.
8,689,71?;
13.082,38®'
7,710,63®
5,877,47?
by Federal Reserve Districts:
Tor.al
(17
cities)
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1956
Week Ended
1st
2nd New
3rd
$
Sept. 23—
12 cities
Boston
York
5th
Richmond
12,040,452,933
1,135,538,408
99
6
Chicago
11th Dallas.
10,772.630,515
—15.2
1,213,807,903
1,120,101,372
2.2
1,362,826,625
1
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St. Louis
-
Outside
623,911,107
+
1.2
687,443,336
+
5.8
1,055,20G,483
1,369,321,411
1,473,303,542
762,938,516
—
7.2
694,377,312
661,240,874
609,104,916
+
2.9
508,167,422
483,436,093
—
0.2
0.4
540,790,789
569,171,491
651,224,064
—
541,711,18G
+
£.7
473.537,797
427,786,434
1,313,301,159
+
2.0
1,169,379,541
1,053,112,643
11,273,224,583
now
ended
City
add
our
23,011,377,756
11,376,608,981
—
—
1.0
20,390,690,737
0.9
10,340,227,014
9,348,545,534
Total
~
(4 cities)
Ninth Federal Reserve
Ended
Sept.
28
Inc. or
$
Dec. c/o
1954
1955
$
$
First Federal Reserve District— Boston—
St.
3,207,584
Fall
River
7,814,249
714,784,061
Massachusetts—Boston
3,339,792
6,627,656
Portland
736,325,468
4.0
2,647,421
—15.2
7,148,022
8,173,378
2.9
602,344,684
602,475,752
—
1,570,902
3,220,469
3,300,197
2.6
12,535.942
10,421,530
5.0
10,245,434
9,147,002
5.6
34,471.983
31,714,339
—10.8
20,921,615
15,572,571
3,305,364
Springfield
15,941,326
16,361,657
—
Worcester
11,288,460
11,883,235
Rhode
New
Haven
45,060,329
Island—Providence
30^,139,800
3,100,465
__
(12 cities)
2,412,947
860,000,146
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
24,065,540
30,660,700
—_
42,651,112
21,458,355
.
883,505,799
160,582,563
153,128,260
11,128.400
10,165,820
4,661,721
Montana—Billings
6,199,171
15,006,808
4,979.533
6,431,100
14,902,303
626,508,575
609,104,916
North
Dakota—Fargo
—
—
—
+
+
—
.
+
—
+
0.4
12,073,241
7,509,59?
4.6
379,397,081
142,942,240
324,100,871
0.7
9.5
9,090,352
8,470,225
119,279,499
6.4
5,044,980
i—
3.6
5.980.144
6,353,358
+
0.7
13,639,384
13,381,793
+
2.9
568,167,422
483,43G,Q93
905,819
1,098,553
,—:
4,340,75®
Total
(7
cities)
-
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
1.7
28,331,400
4,969,934
—82.3
585,710
655,040
—10.6
835,640
10.237,103
8,466,262
+ 20.9
8,049,477
8,414,72®
164,019,320
—
Omalia
148,607,954
+ 10.4
147,522,342
3,483,969
149,867,26?
7,935,043
23,019,231
364,657,087
334,949,676
8,891,928
*9,500,000
Kansas—Topeka
28,833,581
(9
cities)-
—
435,847,787
648,333,475
•'
Springs
24,594,189
415,981,287
12,718,604
5,579,743
—___
St. Joseph
Colorado—Colorado
Total
City880,127
051,224,064
13,292,145
5,398,825
+
b.8
+ 17.2
—
4.6
870,04?
21,413,64?
11,654,320
5.0
10,756,718
4,936,208
0.4
569,171,491
540,790,739
+
7.8
+
5.0
9,419,395
404,019,014
34,815,647
6,181,000
—
—
—
4.3
4,587,504
3,007,713
4.5
3,155,805
New
2,882,725
1,445,157
—
Connecticut—Hartford
,,
3,300,592
1,647,533
Bedford
.
9.C
3,559,102
1,459,816
New
.
9.7
3,215,589
Lowell
167,228,104
South Dakota—Aberdeen—
Wichita
—
11,374,259
394.023,797
166,1^5.971
Paul
Missouri—Kansas City
Maine—Bangor
-
11,329,155
412,057,289
Minneapolis
Lincoln
1956
$
762,938,516
3.8
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota— Duluth
Hastings
1957
-
708,289,957
Illinois—Quincy
Nebraska—Fremont
September 28 for four years:
Clearings at—
2,943,240
-
19,764,141,651
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
Week
168,389,099
910,752,163
1,298,275,126
732,731,562
22,780,507,969
109
York
New
We
week
fl
J.
194,606,177
137,854,187
2,770,510
___
Helena
Total
-
187,165,260
*__•
Tennessee—Memphis
397,000,000
330,500,000
___
Kentucky—Louisville
1,156,753,564
+
f. 36,405,896
99
10
10,438,298,128
1,339,550,727
99
6
;
12th Sun Francisco
0.9
1,187,132,393
648,335,475.
9
City
—
708,289,957
99
7
99
10th Kansas
715,350,971
626,508,575
99
4
789,153,308
1,470,173,902
17
Louis
9th Minneapolis
2.7
741,419,751
#9
8th St.
1,477,214,117
$
$
—
1,25G,065,139
99
10
1,338,757,569
1,510,085,188
99
7
6th Atlanta
7th
11,928,132,745
0#
11
4th Cleveland
883,505,799
M
10
Philadelphia
Dec. %
860,000,146
1954
1955
Inc. or
$
1957
24,714,700
+ 28.5
2,540,584
2,370,162
2.7
789453,303
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Dallas
Fort
Worth
457,404,802
Falls—
12,640,389
Louisiana—Shreyeport
31,430,505
5,616,00®
—12.4
8,454,000
6,992,688
16,108,251
7,850,843
—
7,936,282
365,047,574
42,562,687
7,283,000
Galveston
'Wichita
10,188,758
10,987,358
480,353,161
37,291,145
Texas—Austin
—21.5
6,396,979
12,705,762
12,386,933
2.7
473,537,797
427,786,434
191,224,045
5,542,799
180,734,718
7.5
4.3
168,9; o,699
158,352,778
—13.9
+ 12.3
5,367,140
715,350,971
—
Total
541,711,186
556,405,896
(6 cities)
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
'(
204,122,819
Washington—Seattle
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
Yakima
New
York—Albany
Binghamton.
Buffalp
(a)
-
.....
-
Jamestown
+
2.9
142,323,141
3,088,963
3,613,531
3,857.151
11,507,283,386
11,634,708,775
37,361,307
36,826.994
23,953,680
£0,050,133
3,341,792
(a)
148,176,038
2,960,437
-
—st
Elmira
26,316,318
27,089,453
--
4.317,114
130,105,405
117,091,439
5,552,834
—
200,757,470
Oregon—Portland
Lake
California—Long
+
4.1
4.2
2,875,676
2,623.628
San
6.3
2,642,648
2,256,726
York—
10,044,463,723
10,415.596,117
Rochester
Syracuse
__
1.5
36.292,663
_
__
Connecticut—Stamford
New
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersev
28,643,564
.
22,681,136
+ 26.3
19,623,998
20,353,411
2.0
20.021,268
26,245,940
____
___!
Total
(10
cities)
..
_
15.885,572
+
8.7
708,365,769
+
2.5
26,100,212
7,767,750
7,119,914
+
9.1
12,698,646
+
6.8
12,271,676
30,916,740
17,264,492
85,318,938
25,865,567
+ 21.5
+ 19.5
5,744,465
77,284,841'
17,715,946
12,413,69®
62,373,247
Pasadena
—
+
Francisco
*27,000,060
27,558,527
—
64,781,369
64.659.697
+
0.2
09,188.259
78,432,226
+
3.6
75,789,016
65,648,205
11,928,132,745
12.040,452,833
0.9
10,436,293,123
10,772,630,515
—
13,555,051
Stockton
Total
(10 Cities)
Grand total
(109 cities)
Outside New York City
*
!
5.7
36,074,550
—
31,223,660
____
+
—
726,185,529
Beach
3an Jose
1.1
,667
80,787,316"
21,615,012
14,708,251
647,220,853
21,927,011
5,086,879
104,238,090
City
Santa Barbara
New
209,82
—
29,189,952
Utah—Salt
—
216.457,694
5,164,160
l
-
+ 11.8
566,018,558
19,444,186
5,588,986
9,814,47?
1,339,550,727
1,313,301,159
+ 2.0
1,169,379,541
1,053,112,643
22,760,507,969
23,011,377,756
—
1.0
20,390.090,737
19,764,141,651
11,273,224,583
11,376,668.981
—
0.9
10,346,227,014
9,348,545,534
Aeir.onfUon
/iloO/VTV
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1542)
Foreign Exchange Rates
We give
below
the Federal Reserve Bank
transfers
for the week just passed.
record
a
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
SEPTEMBER
FEDERAL
27,
RESERVE
1P57 TO
BANK
OCTOBER 3,
TO
the different
oil
'
.
,S ■+"£' V* *
—4
J&ame of Company
;
1957,
UNDER
TREASURY
ACT
TARIFF
OF
1930
-'w
.
■
Noon
Sept. 27
Argentina,
Official
.0555555*
.02336.39
pound
ad a.
.208950
.208975
.208975
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00237562
franc
.00237562
.00237562
.00237562
(official).
Germany, Deutsche
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
mark
.238000
.238016
.209124
.209116
2.794375
2.796875
.324833
dollar
Mulayan
Mexico, peso.
Netherlands, guUder
New Zealand,
pound
i
.325133
.325200
.0800560*
.0800560*
i
-
.325200
.325300
.261325
.261575
2.766707
2.769183
7%
.262000
2.767326
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349000*
.0349000"
.0349000*
.0349000"
.193233*
,193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.233350
.233350
.233350
Mills.
2.781133
2.784809
2.784557
.0349000*
2.783935
2.791562
2.795312
2.795000
2.794375
10-L5
2+a%-
11-
1
10-18
$1.25
11-
1
10-18
12+2c
10-15
$1.25
10r21
'
centavost.
(quar.)..
$1..
9-13
10-
7
10-
1
1
10-
1
62tic
11-
1
10-10
preferred i(accum.)_,
.(quar.)—'J—S1.75
(quar.)
10-8
9-10
$1.50
10-15
10-
4
17tic
7+2%
10*15
10-
4
10-15
10-
4
12-
13-20
__:™_
,_™™™™_„™,,_
...
dividend
preferred
(quar.');;.^__-_^-.__
$1.75
a
3
30c
10-25
10-
7
87(28
10-21
10-
7
25c
10-15
300%
(stock "div.) 1-4,™-.
Corp.
Portland
2.786425
9-13
10-15
10-15
Plymouth
ElectricVtquar.)
Cordage..Ca^guar";)^!!;
Edison,
!.
,
9-30
10-10.
;
9-2«
30c
.10-15
9-30
65c
..
.
10-18
9-27
Gas
Light -Co,"
-$5... preferred (quar.)
,
.
General
Portland
2.790875
v
1
11-
.193283*
-
11-
97+2c
$4
Potomac
Union of South Africa, po,und
United Kingdom, pound sterling
10-15
17 Vic
.233340
.
.
11-1
Polaroid
.496950*
.233350
escudo
9-23
$1
Co., common .iquar.T-«t.___^-._
™_':
$3.50 convert ible preferred .(quar.)™„™™
Plastic Wire & Cable.U quar.)
.140080*
.496950*
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
of ,40
Ry.T
10-10
10-15
Plttston
'
.140080*
peso
10-10
1
75c
Pittsburgh, Youngstown <fc Ashtabula Ry. Co.
•
.261190
2.767636
.140080*
Philippine Islands,
1
11-
si.17
-
„
payment
preferred
.Stock
.0800560*
.261090
2.763923
Norway) krone
11-
„T.™„
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Steel .Foundry
.00277912*
.0800560*
SI.10
;
Pittsburgh & La lie Erie RR.
.0027791211'
.0800560*
10-10
Pittsburgh, Ft. WayneChicago Ry.—
.209192
2.795000
.00277912*
10-10
1
conv.
-$2.50
7%
.209090
2.795312
.00277912"
1
11-
preferred
(quar.)
Co., prior preferred (s-a)
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.-f- r -*.■ ^ - ~
•
.238000
.238000
•
11-20
11-
Petroleum
Pioneer
.00237582
.208900
_
.00277912*
u
-
12-4
95c
$1.07Vi
<quar.)_
Northern
Pilisbury
.299025
,
2.791562
-
Japan, yen
Portugal,
.238000
1.031562
1.034062
(a
Piedmont
1.035937
\
preferred
Preferred
.0199562
.0199587
.0199640
1.036093
(Free)
Malaysia,
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0199531
$1.50
J
I
Philippine Long Distance Telephone— i
Common (a payment of ,25 centavos)
2.228585
.208850
(Metropolitan),
Frane
.0385356*
.0199625
5%
.0231404
.0232764
(quar.)
preferred
0/ Ree.
•
When .* Hoiaert
(quar.)
pfd.
J.
.
.0555555*
.0555555*
2.226593
2.227091
preferred
Payable
>Per
—
1.0.35843
Ceylon, rupee
Finland,
markka
France
$
.0234431
2.227340
.0385356*
>
dollar
$
.0555555*
.0233639
2.224352
Austria,
schilling
Belgium, franc
$
Share
,
-
Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
,™
4%
preferred (quar.)
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
Phillips-Van Heusen, com. (stock dividend)
Oct. 3
t
.0555555*
Australia,
Oct. 2
1
-
: •:
Philip
Thursday
Oct. 1
Sept. 30
$
peso—
Wednesday
Tuesday
(quar.)
4.08%
Monday
preferred
4.40%
Friday
4.30'<•?
in United States Money)
(Value
•*
„.
'■
Phila., Germantowh & Norristown RR, Co.—
Quarterly
INCLUSIVE
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New York
-
is.
-
"
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80%
Country and Monetary Unit
Monday, October 7; 1957
.
(Continued from page 16)
■
FOREIGN
.
DIVIDENDS
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
1930,
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable
countries of the world.
.
4.70%
•Nominal.
Postal
3.60%
Z~.
pld.
$1.25
™™™__™™-
(quar.).
preferred
+quar.)_^
Insurance (N. Y.)
Life
of Canada Ltd.—
10-15
10-
5
90c
(stock
11-
1
10-14
Sl-ll'a
11-
1
10-14
5%
;
11-
1
10-
div.)_
1
Power Co.
4%%
Slalement of Condition of the Twelve
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
Oct. 2,
ASSETS—
Gold
1957
certificate
account
Redemption fund for
F. R. notes
Total gold certificate reserves
R. notes of other banks
Other cash
842,030
and
Industrial
416,507
+
loans
673,617
—
1,212
11,420
753,581
24,570
million.
A summary of assets and liabilities of
ber banks follows:
599
—
6
1
Certificates
+160,100
19,933,612
„
NnipQ
187,297
+ 9,000,913
—
and
Loans
Bonds
/■'
Total bought outright-™
Held
1
under
repurchase
agr't
Total U. S. Govt, securities
Total
loans
and
23,312,335
securities
148,200
308,300
+
24,151,629
+
—
340,297
66,200
274,097
+199,853
70,871
365^64
11,217
140,498
—■
143,794
Other assets
+
+
232
15,334
52,157,581
+
135,019
+
505,119
Federal
Reserve
26,820,025
+
46,019
18,869,599
+
275,532
Deposits:
reserves
Treasurer—general
acct.
447,879
Other
,
Total
Deferred
deposits
-
Total
and
accrued
divs.
18,451
liabilities
50,838,697
(Section
capital
Total
Ratio
of
serves
note
338,497
10,334
61,568
+125,850
167,432
49,835
374,804
—
—
71
+121,963
13b)
tl
8,726
514
+
480,517
accts.
certificate
deposit
and
F.
52,157,581
on
for
+
18,890
+
53,981
12,935
—
+135,019
505,119
R.
+
46.9%
•—
.2%
+
68,007
966
+
—
—
153
.+■
365
+
—
—
72
.+.
16
—
with
—
19
—
Reserve
Banks
with
domestic
banks
18
—
—
1,025
—
—
135
—
deposits
U.
Government
—
308
—
U. S.
deposits
23,832
Domestic
Govt.™™
+
69
+1,806
+
120
—1,237
banks
10,364
—
609
1,613
—
45
,™_
From Federal Reserve Banks
and
672
shown
deduction
valuation
of
—
827
others
after
1,450
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
principal changes for the week
ended Sept. 23: Decreases of
$285 million in loans ad¬
justed, $239 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, $303 million in reserve balances with Federal
Reserve Banks, $308 million in demand
deposits adjusted,
the
following
and $609 million in demand
deposits credited to domestic
banks.
—
in New
York
City, $30 million
in another
press
in the
Philadelphia Dis¬
District, and $14 million
Changes according to industry
Boston
in .the Cleveland District.
appear
common
+
^Exclusive
.77
—
el.
A
Cement
loans
loan
to
179
ing tenders, and the
pfd.
Asuncion
Port
Glen
Alden
Note
Concession
Corp.,
deposits adjusted decreased $335 million in
Corp.,
gold
20c
z
Discount
series I,
H and J
™!
capital
American
5%
debs,
conv.
Diversified
Oil
Five-year
Firestone
4 Vi %
St.
St.
dividend
f.
debs,
Rubber
cumulative
Northam Warren
1967—
Nov
Corp.,
due
May
1961-
1,
cumul.
ENTIRE
Nov
American
37/a %
12-year
American
12-year
Barker
Telephone
:
San
(stock
3%%
&
conv.
Corp.,
*
15
$1.12 y*
conv.
Nov 29
stock
•
_
Date
A
due
Oct.
cumulative
this
1967
Oct
14
314
conv.
5%%
13,
1967
Oct
14
12910
preferred stock
Oct
24
1373
series
1951
and
t In volume
1952
Oct
15
1096
:9-30
(Ed)
10-15
(quar.)
•*
$1.25
common
preferred
12-16
12-
10-17
9-
6
11-15
11-
1
10-15-
25c
10-15
9-30
9-30
10-15
30c
10-25
9-30
10-15
10-
10-15
10-
10-15
10-
1
10-21
10-
7
120c
11-
1
10-15
25c
11-
8
10-18
10-11
9-19
—
(quaT.)_^_—
I
A
A
9-30
25c
19-15*
10-
1
25c
10-18
10-
8
11-
10-17
1
9-30
27+2C
(quar.)
:—
2-1-58
1-17
27 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
10-15
10-11
27 Vic
(quar.)™_
preferred
1
10c
(quar.)
5-%%
12+aC.
5-1-58
4-17
27 x'ic
8-1-58
7-17
Scott Paper Co.—
$+-preferred
85c
(quar.)
tquai\)
:
'
1
effect
quar.)
5"2 %
9-30
addi¬
to
3
9-80
10-15
3%
one
;
9-30
10-15
:
$1.31+4
Sl.Sl'/i
—
;
2
30c
25c
—
(quar.)
A
9-27
''f;
75c
(quar.)
Co.,"common
Corp.,"
9-25
$1.09
(stock divid.)
""
4
22c
common
each share Iield
preferred A
10-25
125c
10-25
1S1.25 A' 10-25
split™™-.
&
10-
22 +2C
—-
—™—
(quar.)
'
12-13
10-30
24c
;
A
'
9-30
1-2-58
115c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(reduced
9-30
•
——
Co.
preferred-(initial)'
$3.49 preferred
185.
9-30
10-15
$2.25
,
(quar.)
Power,
class
com.
for
Bantam
Schwitzer
^
issue,
Ltd.,
two-for-one
*
due
10-15
_
—;
—,—
Page
Telegraph Co.—
debs.,
share
Schuster
Co.—
debentures
Co.,
CALLED
.
4Vi'%
in
tional
5%
Telegraph
(J.), Inc.—
cumul. preferred stock
♦Announcemewt
&
Schefing Corp.,
pref.
10-15
T
9-30
20%
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Schenley Industries
1149
Weingarten
5%
Scarfe
1
1-31
10-15
Ry.
Co.
A
11-15
$1.50
(quar.)
-
10-10
11-
30c'2-10-58
(s-a)-
B
(Dela.)
12-18
10-31
11-12
$1.37+2
—
&
preferred
preferred
12-23
25c
(reduced)..
Electric
1-1-58
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
10-18
10-18
35c
dividend)
(quar.)
Transit
Man
5V4%
*-
10-18
1
1
30c
(quar.)
Francisco
preferred
Antonio
Savannah
1
11-
35c
Corp., Ltd., common
preferred A.;(qtiar,)_2._y
Louis
11-
11-
2%
Lawrence
Schield
convertible
Telephone
Bros.
&
1
Nov
ISSUES
11-15
(quar.)_
4.40%- preferred
»
\
.
Company and Issue—
11-15
11-15
12-2
$1.19
,
f
Co.—
$3
1
Corp.—
preferred stock
2
$1.17
-
1373
2
'
-
4-•
2
(quar.)
Diego Gas & Electric, com.
5%
preferred (quar.)
4Vfe'%- preferred (quar.)
Page
9-20 v
12-
preferred B (quar:)__
Savoy Oil
1,
Mining
s.
&
May
10-15
12-
(quar.);
Spring & Axle-
Sanborn
1
10-15
1-
"
10-15
1
22Vac
A
San Miguel Brewery
-Nov
1
11-
$1.23+4
™i_'
San
•
™;
11-
22VzC
Aircraft
.5%
*
11
;
9
11-
$1
preferred B
4.36%
1976
10-
$1.02 ¥2
quarterly..
preferred
Safety Industries
/
Georgia—
due
10-18
10-18
■
Light & Power Co.—
Ryan Aeronautical
Inc.—
due
&
6%
Tire
of
debentures
Electronics,
1
$l.lS3i
Sl.lS^i
(quar.)—2
preferred C "('quar.)™—.—
6% preferred D (quar.)
Russell-Miller Milling Co., 4 h'z % pfd.
1373
Date
Co.
1
1
11-15
pfd.
pfd series I
4%%
Page
17
Company and Issue—
11-
-11-
•21-
?5c
z
r
10-11
31V4C
(quar.j™
-
Insurance
4.65%
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
American
1
12-
$5
15
stock
common
11•
'
1
40c
class A
^
Carpet Co.
(quar.)
Quarterly i™™™™.-™™' ;
—I—_
Royal-M'cBee Corp., common (quar.)4,.2% preferred A <quar.)„
Oct
:
1
.
10-
30c
:
;
•
1
9334c
quar.j
(quar.)
9-20-
10-
■
1.1-'
533«c
Roxbury
„__Nov
debs
•
r-
10-
are
Oct
8%
10-23
10-15
10-10
San
™
•r
10-25
Increased
TENDER
Co., preferred stock
12-13
1*1.18
(quar.)—
A
"
10-16
.
—
St. Paul Fire & Marfne Insurance
Bank
10-22 "
1-1-58
10-15
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
American
10-22
1
yio-23
10-15
5%
Date
1
11-
50c
25 c
Rockland
number gives the location in
thfr current volume (except where otherwise
indicated)
OF
11-
25c
40c
102
page
NOTICE
*
1
4Qc
banks
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stock
called
for
redemption,
Company and Issue—
•;
10-22
:
11-
15c
(quar.-)_—
4.95% pfd. series K (quar.)
Notices
common
11-1
.
(quar.)™
4.10%
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
preferred and
including those
30c
(quar,)™
Rohr
a
1+30 a * .'
10-15
10-15"
Co.
4%%
193
items
10-10
,1-1- 1 ■
: !n- ii'
Lid%—
(initial)
i_
35c
75c
—
Canada,
:V.
.
9-19 v"4
t
128C
(quar.)
Increased
of
individual
reserves;
+
Ltd.,
uquar.)
Mills
9
10-10
30c
(quar.)™:
Rice
*
'
50c
Assoc.+quar.)
preferred
Brand
Rockwell
release.
Loans to brokers and
dealers for purchasing or
carrying U. S. Government and
other securities decreased $54 million.
(
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $87 million in
New York City and a total of $153 million at
all report¬
ing member banks. Holdings of Treasury
certificates of
indebtedness decreased $72 million.
Demand
Corp.
12-
10-10
$1.25
*
9-20
1-2-58
Rochester -Button (quar.
Rochester Gas & Electric, common
4% pfd. series F (quar.)_
+23
279
9-20-
...
11-14
$1.25
(quar.)
(Canada),
Rochester-American
gross.
5.80%
Commercial and industrial loans decreased
in all but
one district and a total of
$203 million at all reporting
member banks; the principal
decreases were $108 million
trict, $15 million in the
Corp.
Participating
called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
shows
"V
—
'increased
Borrowings:
From
"
—
Steel
Riverside
deposits:
banks
9-14
9-23 f .'
10-28
50c
.1™
Chains
33,i%
588
2,346
except
demand
;
-
1
10-19
10- 9
87»4c
:
4%%
River
145
54,786
adjusted
10-15
10.
50c
Rich's Inc.,
1
+
2,388
™
-"•*
25c
—
Reynolds Metals Co.,
284
19
+
-
10-21
-,11-25
140c
$1.50
(quar.)„
(quar.)_
$1.25 participating
deposits
Foreign
preferred
.Stores
Republic
92
303
+
13,128
—„
Time
S.
135c
s-U)
(quar.)
Reynolds, Aluminum Co. of
4%'% "preferred (quar.)
163
1,196
Rederal
9-23
11-20
25c
common
(quar.)
common
Revere-.Racing
887
7,689
vault
Renold
—1,937
—
;
10-19
'
Class B
536
2
+
18,058
1.5%
20,056
10-1.
45c
preferred
Reliable
700
1,506
3,639
.
Below will be found
1,003
10-15
75c
5%'Jo
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
11-I8
84
556
—1,588
1,305
indebtedness
banks
Interbank
America,
Pump
96
—
239
bills
accept¬
foreign
10-J8
11-15
10%
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)_.
^
Reed (C. A.) Co.,-partic. ,class A (quar.)—
48,269
+
11-15
—
Corp. (Mass.), 5%
5%'
Stock
+
re¬
liabilities combined
purchased
121
11-15
10-18
•
22
—
'
2
'
to
Demand
of
Reece
37
282
—
8
—
12-
•
11-15
83c
■
15
+
Corp.
4%. 2nd
27,543
205,251
-
& capital
gold
+
747,593
Contingent liabilities
ances
y
—
2
11-15
—:
Reda
.
24,568
securities
in
—
—
11,391
Other
Reserves
1
54
—
"
„
$1.12V2
(quar.)
(quar.)
$3.50 1st preferred
,
,
bonds
S.
"'.+..
-
1,114
securities—total—
Treasury certificates of
Treasury notes
U.
V
1,737
"Preliminary (San Francisco District).
accounts
liab.
T)tq
98,820
2,680
10,374
ACCOUNTS—
paid in
:
Surplus (Section 7)
Other
+
4,055,709
Capital
Surplus
—
19,944,512
availability cash items
CAPITAL
441
"
12-
$1.12(2
dividend
Reading"Co.-,
+2,714
for
9-20-
10-11
11-15
t
+2.583
loans
272,631
119,846
—157,376
367,452
259,582
Foreign
Other liab.
285
203
dealers
10-15
"*
Hampshire—
Quincy- Mining -,Cq.™™__—
Radio
—
1
and
11-25
25c
New
(quar.)i.™.—
Telephone Co., com. (increased
6% preferred , ■( quar. )„
832
+
,
11-18
2
12-2
si.oe1^
Quebec
LIABILITIES—
Member bank
U. S.
Treasury
543
—
9-20
TV'
1956
—
loans
Balances
+
36,509
or
Government
S.
Cash
notes
preferred
Stock
Sept. 26,
1957
loans.31,960
loans
Loans
LIABILITIES—
industrial
brokers
estate
Other
577,328
82,147
adjustedt——
carrying securities
Other loans for purchasing or carrying securities
22
5,019,205
assets
to
purchasing
U.
Due from foreign banks™
Uncollected cash items
Total
Loans
—
Sept. 18,
54,312
and
Agricultural
Real
23.460.535
Bank premises
,
+160,100
+148,200
investments
Commercial
' IIII
'
2.80L750
$2
(quar.)—•
of
preferred
10-15
12-
45c
.
(quar.
9-20
12-
$1.05
Quaker City Life Insurance (s-a)
Quaker Oats,
common
(quar.)__
(In millions of dollars)
adjustedt
—9,153,913
.
25,
1957*
.
Loans
.
576,973
(quar.);
Co.
75c
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Colorado, com.
10-15
$1.25 ::
•
(quar.)
4.50%
Decrease (—) Since
Sent.
ASSETS—
Bills
;•
(quav.)_.
preferred
3.35%
mem¬
♦
•
—
Quebec Power Co.
1,073
Bought outright—
4(2%
Service
(quar.)™
of
preferred
Common
+57c
Co., 8%
Co.
preferred
4(4%
Increase ( + ) or
327
—
4.20%
Public
reporting
25,751
16,878
Gamble
Public Set vice
Loans to banks increased $18 million.
301,831
S. Government securities:
Procter &
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks decreased
$279 million and borrowings from others increased $77
67,232
2,250
—108,440
+
Time
U. S. Government deposits increased $120 million.
,
advances^
Acceptances—bought outright™
U.
765,001
12,791
—
388,853
1956
14,003
+
21,955,424
F.
Discounts
1957
21,113,394
™
Oct. 3,
Sept. 25,
San Fran¬
deposits increased $69 million at all reporting member
banks, of which $50 million was in deposits of individ¬
uals, partnerships, and corporations in New York City.
of dollars)
preferred
(quar.)
6%
non-cumulative partic. pfd.
Prentice-Hall, Inc.. 5%
pfd. (s-a)
Prince
Gardner Co.
(quar.)
District, but they increased $61 million in the Chi¬
cago District and $47 million in the Dallas District.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
(In thousands
the New York District and $78 million in the
cisco
1st
11-
1
10-15
SI
11-
1
10-15
s
5679
Number
186
Volume
"
jeer
h-
Name
of Company
Manufacturing,
Scovill
Seaboard Oil Co.
-■*-•
*
(quar. j
$5
f. preferred
s.
'
f.
s.
preterred
Quarterly
10-10
10-31
9-19
10-15
40c
Shakespeare
(from
(Boston)
net
in-
10-30
15c
11- 1
10- 3
(quar.)
—+45c":
Dairies, Ltd.,'class A (quar.).—' :$15c'
11- 1
1-2-58
10-10
11-29
(quar.»T $iSc
1-2-58.'
Corp. of America (quar.)
finer win-Williams Co. oi Canaua, Lia.—
Common
fiilverwooci
—$25c
preferred (quar.)
tS3c<
(A. iO.); Cbrp. (stock dividendr—-X
((Nil & Co.,
;$2.12
Smith
New
(initial
common
for-one:
split)
'>,.•••< 40c'
preferred (quar.)
%•
ii—'
:
t5Qc,
25c
—;
U.
Corp.,
iqiiar.)
comnmn
JO-31
9-30
10-15
''
(increased
7 -: Common
4.72%
Southern Indiana- Gas*.&r: Elec.-—.
"%
•
,
; ...7* J.7.T.
$1.25 -i- 12-31
prefcrrcd.; )quar.)--._—
-..'5%
Industries Fund, dnc.
Southern
Materials;, (quar.)i^_.—.—t
Southern New England
Products
Increased
Van Camp
Van
Southwestern
Drug
~
$5 first
Life
Southwestern
$1'.25.:
Sea
.
.
.
,
>
,
•
11111111-
'4.15%
,"7 4.25%
6%
>
^
/
redeemable preferred
(quar.).^—
■ 5%,
preierred (quar. >_
Steel Farts Corp
.
t
:
Extra
Sterclii
Bros.; Stores
(quar.)—~-
,
Sterling Brewers (quar.)
Sterling Electric Motors
%
iquar.)
Trust
National Bank
Sterling
&
Container
Stone
■Stra
4Va%
Stern.Textiles,
&
vbridge
Suburban
(N.
pfd.
Corp.. (quar.ia.
' X. Clothier,
Propane
common
(quar.)
(.
__
(increased»45c,
Corp., -Ltd.-— ",J7:v- !
preference (quar.)_
—1 t$1.25 7
Superior Steel Corp.
11- -1
10-15
=10-31
11-4
Supertcst Petroleum
:5'%
Swank,
Swift
Inc.
&
Taylor
Fibre Co.,
4%.
Texas Illinois Natural
Common
Talon
(quar.)
Inc.,, class
A
*
Class
B
50c
<quar.)__
—
conv. pfd.
(s-a)__
Gas,Pipeline Co.—
•
-
$2
•.-10-1510- 4
10- 3
10-21
___!—17—
"-30c
L7_L—. ' 7 25c
.'
x'
\
25c
12-16
11-15-
—-—
.
12-13
•
11-15
10-22
10-22
*
4%- preferred (s-a)
Terto Haute Malleable
Power & Light
Texas
7-'
&
Mfg. Corp.
Co.,
$4 pfd.
(quar.)
•
'
20c
2Qc
$1
(quar.)__
(quar.i____—$1.14
$4.76
preferred (quar.)___;
$1.19
$4.84 preferred (quar.)
;
$1.21
$2;507convertible preferred (quar.' 62%c
$4.56
preferred
——
*•:
,..-
...
.Thatcher
$2.40
Glass
conv,
Co.—
(quar.)
Mfg.
pref.
-Therm-O-Disc,
Inc.
,,
;—60c
20c
__—
12Vac
.Thompson. Ficre Glass, (quar.
Slock
dividend
Ltd.
*
(Toronto)
Tidewater
$1.20
(Bait.),
preferred
(
Title
Insurance
Tobin
Packing
of
Co.
Mill,
(quar,)
'
10c
12>/zc
35c
10c
10-15
10-15
10-15
12-16
10-28
;
(quar.).7* 17'^c
7__:
$1'.0(H4
; 4,35;%'
preferred (quar.)
$1.0614,
.*
4.$6% preferred iquar.) ___77_
7 $1.14
Toro Manufacturing
(Increased)
30c.
-.Toledo
Edisec-Co.,
common
Towle
Trade
x.
7.
(New York)
(quar.)
Mfg; Co.-(quar.)
Bank & Trust Co.
;Traders Building Assoc. Ltd. "(inc. quar.)
Common
"A"-
(.quar.)
Treesweet Products,
Trinity
Universal
$1.25 pfd.
Insurance
Temper Corp.,. 4 la%
Trust Co. ot Ne^r
;
will
ethylene in a salt dome
on the Sweenv-Houston
National Petro¬
chemicals'
at the Sweeny
plant. Dr. Hulse pointed out that the continuity of supply which this
underground storage system will provide was a major factor in locating
the new polyethylene plant on the Phillips ethylene pipeline system.
-
pref.'.iquar.)7:7_L
" 10- 4
11-1
10-16
11-
10-16
1
11-T " 10-16
11-1
10-16
3114c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
10-15
•
„
11-25
11-15
■-
10-15
-,
$1.06%
11-11
10-25
11-11
10-25
2%
___
t;
■
10-15
,
9-30
10-15
9-30
10-31
tl2%c
10-31
10-
8
10-31
10-
8
12-10
11-25
$1.50
1-2-58
12-13
$1.50
1-2*58
12-13
$1.02%
75c
(quar.)
(s-a)_
(s-a)
class A
9-20
10-15
9-20
10-15
9-20
100c
10-15
10-15
9-13
1
10-15
10-15
9-25
(quar.)
:
>tl5c
11-
60c
10-15
1-2-58
12-10
30c
10-15
9-20
10-11
$1.43%
11-
1
11-
1
11-
1
10-18
50c
11-
1
10-18
25c
10-21
,______
-
10-
pfd. (quar.)_
pfd. (quar.)
National
Corp.",
(quar.)
Gas
National
A-
pfd.
8c
Ely
it
11-15
11-30
12-13
$1.25
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
A.
of
the
1%
*$1.37%
10-15
the
11-15
10-15
$1.11
11-
1
10-15
25c
11-
1
10-18
10-31
10-10
37 %c
1-31-58
1-10
37 %c
4-30-58
4-10
37%c
7-31-58
7-10
37 %c
60c
tinuing
11-
10-15
1
10-15
9-30
9c
1-15-58
12-31
Ltd.————
16c
10-31
9-30
this
same
Less
British
x
Less
Jamaica Income
T Previous
income
and/or
record
date
pajvaat
merged
the
in
this
of
ended
Aug.
stockholders
their
at
Consolidated
net
2,351,160" shares
on
•share
1956.
31,
Corporation and
annual
income
Charles
meeting
was
outstanding,
H.
on
Murphy,
compared
with
Mr.
9-30
the
9-26
18
President,
to
$232,000,
told
share
or 10c per
39c
a
2,347,160
Murphy
of
told
increase
in
the
stockholders he did not anticipate that the sharp
in the first quarter would carry through
earnings
quarter,
producers
and
I,
(N. Y.)—Merger—
'
retained.
•
brings together two of the city's oldest paper firms,
sp^ci^p^d In super-fine printing paDers and naoer spe¬
The
Stevens-Nelson Paper Corp. In
1938 succeeded Japan
cialties.
which
Paper Co.,
founded in
founded
was
by Edwin
1910
mills which
the
Papers*
Inc.;
H.
in 1901.
Whitehead and Alliger
Whitehead and Lewis A. Alliger.
was
;;
Nelson-Whitehead, will represent are:
Byron Weston Co.;
Beckett Paper Co.,
Chem¬
National Card,
Coated
field
Paper
Mat & Board Co.; Riegel Paper Corp.; Spring¬
Tileston & Hollingsworth Co.; and Valley
Corp.;
Co.
.
.
England Gas & Electric
share.
It was completed.
for the 12 months)^"ded
surplus for that period of $3,605,937
with $3,745,100 for the same period
last year.
After allowance for dividends on the preferred shares, the
balance
of
$3,549,449 amounts to $1.46 per average common share
issued and outstanding in the current period compared with $1.53
per
average
common share outstanding for the
corresponding pre¬
vious period based on 2,429,854 and 2,387,559 average common shares
in a summary of earnings
1957, shows a balance to
consolidated basis compared
a
outstanding in
Total
the respective periods.
operating revenues for the
with $43,158,894 for the
increase of 6%.—V. 186, p. 842.
consolidated
$45,775,163
last year,
compared
an
latest 12 months were
corresponding period
previous fiscal year.
year.
are
1377.
p.
merger
This Association
shares outstanding in the quarter ended Aug. 31,
Consolidated gross income was $7,061,000 for the quarter, com¬
on
pared with $3,423,000 for the first quarter of the
rate
Jr.,
186,
have
45 cents per
Oct. 2.
equivalent
$905,000,
functions.—V.
Aug. 31,
corporation and its subsidiaries for the first
1957 was the highest ,of any summer quarter
history,
company's
1.
Association—Secondary
Offering—A secondary offering of 5,000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par $8) was made on Sept. 25 by Blyth &
Co., Inc., at $16.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of
Corp.—Reports Record Earnings—-
income
Oct.
on
will be
firms
The
which
on
Murphy
and
and Whitehead & Alliger
Co., Inc. to form the Nelson-Whitehead Paper Corp., with headquarters
at 7 Laight St.,
New York, N. Y., on Oct. 7 by Oeorge A. Nelson,
Chairman of the Board, and Joseph M. Whitehead, President, of the
new
firm.
Other officers are George A. Nelson, Jr., Vice-President,
and Edwin R. Whitehead,
Jr., Secretary-Treasurer.
Other personnel
remains unchanged, the announcement said, and all mills of the two
Paper
Investment News
Net
rapidly expanding activities of this cor¬
co-founder and President, has been named
Chief Executive Officer of the company,
the
Merger of The Stevens-Nelson Paper Corp.,
pany;
corrected
was
incorrect. The
1* Indicated bere
(Continued from page 13)
quarter
Changes in Per-
time,
previous
her
New
General
rate
Paper Mfg. Co.; Chillicothe Paper Co.;
Claremont Paper Mill;
Crocker, Burbank Papers, Inc.; Curtis Paper Co.; Ecuata Paucr Corp.:
Gurney Security Paper Co.; Hamilton Paper Co.; Hawthorne Paper
Co.; John A. Manning Co.; Mohawk Paper Mills; Moraine Paper Com¬
tax.
date
at the
ical
tax.
published
polyethlene
named
was
Artcote
dividend.
tPayable In U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
{Payable In Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
a
Board
Nelson-Whitehead Paper Corp.
9-18
1
10-31
12-
50c
for
producing
Oliver A. Unger, who has been Executive VicePresident; Harold Goldman, who has held the
post of Vice-President in Charge of Sales, was moved up to Executive
Vice-President; and Edythe Rein, Vice-President in Charge of Opera¬
tions
and
Administration,
has
become
Senior Vice-President,
con¬
9-30
(quar.)——_
closed
not
now
Petro-Chemlcals
subsidiary of National
a
Co.
Associates, Inc.
Landau,
announced
was
At
President,
Among
books
is
is
10-15
10-15
reflecting
move
a
10-15
10-15
17c
conv.
Gold,
In
10-11
12-31
——______
Consolidated Industries
•Transfer
Petro-Chemicals
plant,
Pipeline
sonnel Announced—
10-11;
10-31
...
-
(quar.)
new
of
100
million pounds-per-year
at its Tuscola, 111., plant. The new
plant will bring the company's total capacity to 175 million poundsper-year.—V. 186, p. 1093.
7
7*$1.50
25c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
York County
Gas increased quar.)—
—
Voungstown Steel Door (quar.)
,—_—
Consolidated
the
Eastern
Panhandle
sold under the
Co., a division
National
Chemical. Corp.
&
building
is
and
1
11-
—
.
5%%
Co.,
6%
Distillers
which
1
11-
(quar.)
convertible preferred
Yukon
of
10-31
25c
County Electric Co.— j
preferred (quar.)
_ju—- —:—_
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. & Co. (monthly)—.
Yuba
The polyethylene production at the new plant will be
trade mark "Petrothene" by U. S. Industrial Chemicals
Chairman
1
$1.26
6%
the
so-called
poration,
11-
8c
Service, 5%
Co.,
polyethylenes and the new high-density resins produced by
"low-pressure" processes.
bottle"
10-21
$1.25
4.44%
Cab
The
new
plant will produce 75 million pounds-per-year of inter-,
mediate-density polyethylene resins by a modification of the convex)-.;
tional high-pressure
process
which is already in operation at the
company's Tuscola, 111.,
plant. The intermediate-density resins will
have
properties somewhere between those of the original "squeeze
10-11
75c
—
Worcester
6%
new
W.
plant.
National Telefilm
—
Power,
<fc
K.)
which it will be possible to supply
plant with ethylene during turnarounds
from
polyethylene plant is scheduled for operation for late 1958,
Kdllogg is handling the engineering and construction of the
The
M.
requirements of the plant.
has extensive storage facilities for
Terminal, which is located
pipeline,
9-19
$1.25
__
supply the natural gas
Clemens
Distillers
$1
dividend
Yellow
the
9-13
t35c
.-
10-15
$1.05
$1.12%
—
L_—
also
Phillips
at
10-16
117%c
—
15c
17%c
25c
Southern
(G.
During
10-15*"
10-15
$1.12%
—
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Woodward Stores, class
-
10c"
1
1
(monthly)-.
preferred
Stock
Wood
10- 7
50c
$1.12%
-
Public
10-11
10-31
(Dei.)~ 7"*- '"'U'l-*-* -.7-.'_7__
___77* T,X 7!^c - 10-15.*- 9-30
Jersey (Jersey.,City)—-
Quarterly
11- 1
"
Chocolate Co.—
11- 1
"7, 35c
63:i-ic
$L221/2<$1.49
the
9-20
the Houston
site on
10-
(quar.)—
Wisconsin
10-1510- 7
25c
for
from
$2
10- 1
•
aside
Machine—
Stores
10- 1
12- 2
10- 9
> 2Z%c
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line, com. (quar.)
$2.55
preferred (quar.)
4.90,' preferred.; (quar.)
__x
$5.96 preferrecf (quar.ji __1„7_7
•True
11-15
#.40c
set
8c
10-,9
10-9
10-'9
10-15
7 2^0
t
fquar.)_77.__!_77_7l7—7
Trans-Caribbean Airways, inc.
'
TrJ.
Company7(quar.) 1
Trane
TransamericafCorp:
:
.
7-17
Securities—
.12- 2
10-11
50c
"
8-1-58
time.
pound-per-year "plant will be loco ted on a
Ship Channel, in an area which has been
industrial development by Phillips Petroleum Co., not
San
Jacinto monument. High-purity ethylene will be
million
75
new
an¬
for building
the site had
11-
(quar.)
12- 2
11-157'
12- '2 ->11-15
11-15
1Q- 3-
4.1,4%; preferred,: (quar.i
The
200-acre
that
at
chosen
1-17
4-16
:
5.04%
been
it has Just been
10-15
(quar.)_
Electric
Wisconsin
not
had
2-1-58
Co.—
Wisconsin
9-30
9-17;
,
7, 10-15
.
Common
Winn-Dixie
9-27
9-27
9-30;
10-10
10c
v
__7
(quar.)
(extra)
30c
(quar,)T'7'7-^7
L
class 'A
Class B (quar.)
:
1_;
7%
preferred 1 quar.i—
'
,
10-15
.
Oil Co.,
Finance
(Time
10-15>
10-15
10-15
10-7,
2%.
17.%c
—
Thompson-Starrctt Co., 70c conv. pfd. (quar.)
Third Canadian General Investment Trust,
11-15 ; 10-22*
10-15 ,9*30
11- 1
10-10
11-1
10-10
11- 1
10-10
11-1
10-10
11-1 % 10-10
.7.7,
11-15
10-31
10-29
10-17
plant
50c
preferred
(accum.)—
——
Wilson & Co., Inc., common (quar.)
9-20
;
1
11-
the
40c
$5
10- 1
,11-29
11-15
11-30
10-15
(quar.)
-
12-28
12-16
Petro-Chemlcals Corp.
Robert E. Hulse, Vice-President. Plans
been announced about a month ago, but
Dr.
by
—J
:
common
prior preferred (quar,)..
Whiting Corp.
(quar.).
,j:„.
„
'.
te
si
9-20
common
Wilbur-Suchard
-
Corp.—Affiliate Builds
10-11
$2
'
fiscal 19C*. compared
10-21
Seashore RR., com.
pfd.
conv.
the
nounced
5-1-58
prior lien (quar.)
$3
14.24%.
,
Texas has been chosen by National
for its second polyethylene plant,
Houston,
V
7
9-24
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)————
Unior. Telegraph
(quar.)—
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com. (quar.)
9-30.
12-11
10-16
10-16,
10-15
10-15
1-1-58
10-
7
10-
15c
.
5%
4%
previous
15c
(accum.)
A
$18,874,538 compared to $16-
gain cf
6
guaranteed
Insurance
Class
was
a
$25.55 ner shaie .n
year.—V. 186, p. 946.
was
National Distillers & Chemical
,
9-20
10-15
10-21
$3
Western
9-20
9-30
-■.
1
15c
Common
10- 8
10- 8
11-26
,
11-
$12%c
Western Plywood Co. Ltd., class B (quar.)--,
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.—-
7
12-14
-
20c;
(quar.)
Co.
Western
'
9-30
7.
11-13
1956,
fiscal
equity
1
dividend)_t
$1.40 preferred
9-30
Gas
2-
the
$23.51
surolus
earned
of
end
11-
preferred (quar.)
pieferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%%
payment of $5,90ft%...
were
10-31
(quar.)
Power
Penn
4.10%
4.20%
10-15
10-15
1-2-58
10-22
11-1
40c
57c
20c
■! 25c
Corp.— '
•
5.20% conv; pfd; (1952 & 1954 ser.) (quar.)
- 65c
Sunrise Supermarkets (quar.i
12%c
Super Mold, of California (increased)35c
5
West
1957
10-15
Co.,
v,
1957,
the
far
&
White Sewing
(quar.)__
12-10
______
Weeden
special
at
15c
(quar.)————
9-20
10-15
-
5
quar.)__
B
Jersey &
to
10-
—
Class
G%
30,
June
Shareholders'
10-14
1
11-
522,353
as
preferred B (quar.)
——
Precipitation (increased)!-————
West
30,
at June
30c
Light,
(stock
liabilities
;
_
30c
Westminster Paper Co.
Y.)—
%
Quarterly-7
Stern
6%
9-25
9-25
9»3Q
9-20
10-15 •'
;; 7'■
v" $125- 12-31
10c
11-15
,
10c : 11-15
'
25c12-10. •*
25c
10-10
—7%C
10-10
10*, 1
10-15
_
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)_:
$4.50 preferred(quar.)—
Waste King Corp. (Calif.)—
Common
difference is due to the
This
ago.
order.
on
(quart)————___
10-1810- 1
12- 2
10-15
25c7'/2P i.
At
10-15
4c
10%
Western
11-1
t56'/4C
,
State, Street Investment Corp. (Boston)(
ID lawarer ? (quar.)
Stechcr-Traung Lithograph—
7,.;
12
10-15
equipment
new
supplied by Phillips under long-term contract from its new ethylene
plant at Sweeny, Texas, whence it will be piped about 70 miles to the
Phillips Chemical Co. Adams Terminal plant for final purification
before delivery to National Petro-Chemicals' polyethylene plant. Phillips
Western Grocers Ltd.,
.StealsXe Shake
12-27
10-31
the
on
Current
$
40c
12 %c
(quatt)'-'—
Co.
year
a
$10,462,209 compared with
$11,733,585 a year previous. Ratio of current assets to current liabili¬
ties at June 30, 1957 was 1.06 to 1, compared with 1.42 to 1 a year ago.
1
(quar.)_x_.i——J
Gas
date
same
10-11
50c
t—
$4.25
Co., Ltd.-—
'■jc
Bros.
the
1
$1.25
(s-a)— _1
(initial
Pictures
Washington
10-18
—
Standard 'FUel
Warren
at
Chair¬
1957 compared to $16,-
30,
at June
$11,079,814
were
-
i_—
RR.
class A
10-18'
:
.643,606
assets
11-
t$l
10-18
*
Current
000
(quar.3-J—————
Co.-
Warner Bros.
preceding fiscal year, G. T.
reported.
man,
9-30
t75c
Walworth
Baker, President and Board
the
in
10-1$
(quart)
(quar.)——
•
I960.
November,
1
20c
dividend
Ltd., 50c
preferred
Douglas
10-15
—
Walker (H.)-Gooderham & Worts,
1
10-18
1
10-18
1 ^ 10-18
1 ',"'10-18'
,
to
$1.25
(increased)
preferred
new
ended
year
50c
(quar.)^.
class A
(stock
6%
H
tli^fiscal
11-
$1.25
———___
America
preferred
delivery of four
Constellations.
received
had
Super
for
*The company's investments and special funds, principally cash
deposits
under
aircraft
and
engine purchase
agreements, totaled
$9,078,180 in the fiscal year ended June 30, compared with $3,082,894
40c
(quar.
Massachusetts
&
6%
10-1)
4.40%;'- preferred ($100 par)
11- 1.
4.60% prefwred (quar.)_!„7—. $1.15 ... 11- 1..
4-.36% preferred (quar.)27J4c
11- 1
4.40%
preferred ($25 par) (qua-r.)__'_^.-__
"27.%c " 11- 1 1
Spalding (A. G'.) & Bros, (stock dividend)—
'" 3%
10-15
Spokane International RR.
(quar.i
30c j 12-13
Standard Holding Corp., class A (quar.)____
•'"%• 15c
10-lf)
..Class B (QUar.)
" 15c
10-10
Standard Oil'(Ohio), 3%-% pfd. A (quar.)__ .*• 93%c \ 10-15
•
Standard RadioKLtd., class A (quar.)!!^—$15c
10-10
%rClass
Bt%quar.)___„___l_%___!'_.15c ' 10-10 ;
•Standard Railway Equipment Mfg. (quar.)
'
' 25c
11- 1
7
11-29
(quar.i
Virginian Railway—
New
6% preferred
7
92'^c *,
97^'ac. .
$1.03%
.$1.0^4
(quar.)_%_^i,_ %: $1,107
3.90% .preferred
of
Go.
it
four
report
87 %c
tqUar.il—
Aircraft
Vermont
9-30
10-10
9
12-
(quar.)_:
B.),
(J.
Industries
Vance
.Vertol
12-14
r
preferred, (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)%
preferred (quar.),„„_____!__!___!_
3.70%
12-
'
Co.
Food
preferred
Vanadium
4.9-30
10-15
(quar,)^____^ %>-"400
Insurance
Public Service Co.—
Southwestern
"
(quar.) t
Corp.,-common
preferred (quar.)
9-23
6
said
and
the company,
through bank
sale of equipment.
purchase of three Convair 440 planes and advance
semi-annual
Sclver
5%
11-71 .t 10-11
10-15 % 9-20
11-15 % 10-31
,10c
50c
•vaftc
Telephone Co.-(quar.)
10-15
Utah-Wyoming Consolidated Oil—
:
%;
4dc .♦• 10-10
9-27
30c
preferred (quar.)
Tobacco, common (quar.)
Universal Marion. Corp.
-
•^Southern,
10-14
(quar.)
convertible
Universal
"'20c'10-15 7 ' 9-27
59c
11- 1
10-11
59c
11- 1
10-11
|
25c
9-11,
9-20
Viceroy Mfg.,
__r-__%U_
quar. •
9-18
12-
$20,000,000
depreciation and
aircraft
expansion through I960,
on
be necessary, according to
and $45,000,000 will be raised
June 30, 1957 also
announced that 23 Lockheed Electra turbo-prop jot aircraft were to
be delivered from April,
1959, to December, 1960. Six Douglas DC-8
turbo-jet, transports are scheduled for delivery from December, 1959
9-70
yrv
1st-preferred
(quar.
2nd preferred
7 4:72%-
i
10-10
87% c
common
10- 7
1-1-58
50c
:
Leaf
$115 Million Outlay—
30.
will
financing
annual
The
11-29
.
t.vloracio Power- Co.^-
9-11
10- 7
10c
10-15
Universal
344.
p.
Sept.
on
corporation
DC-7B
9-25-
17 %c
,
•Southern
3
10c
(s-a)-.
(quar.)
and
The
3
10-
9
9-27
10- 5
4.56%
preferred <quar.-)^4X!._;—.10-31 ,^10- 5 7
■ 4.48% > preferred
(quar.)
—
23c
10-31
10-5
Southern-California.Gas, 6(>/■■'pid. .(quar.(^__
37%c . 10-15
9-30
i-X 6%t- preferred A
37%c
10715
9-30
Southern Canada Power Ltd., com. (quar.)_
t62^c
11-15
10-18
6%
partic. pfd. (qUar,)»!^^!__„%^___^$$1.50
10-15 7 • 9-20
Participating
1$1"
10-15 % 9-20
' r;
10-
1
-10-15
10-14
10-31
1</C '
60c
A
(quar.i !!!„
.Southdcwii Sugars
1
10-15
equity
loans
United Whelan Corp.—
V
Southernr?Calit'ornla Edison, icommon"(quar.)-
1-10-58
announced
between
but
0-20
12-20
85c
10- 1
10-15
$1.12ya
4Vz% '' preferred
10-10
17 %c
53.50
185,
a
corporation will spend $115,000,000
Was
No
stockyards Corp., common (quar.li-->
70c convertible preferred- (quar.) __i
United Telephone (Kansas), 5% pfd. (quar.)
~
Co.-*
South Pittsburgh. Water
6
■-
..
'■
9-
This
it
22 %c
preferred
United
'
,
.
Corp.
10-15
11-
(quar.)—
Extra _1——
n--7c
.
Corp.,
concessions.—V,
of
3
11-
Corp.
Sugar
8
50c
—
preferred: (quar.)—
S.
8
10-
37% a
_u_
(quar.)
,
S. Smelting, Refining & Mining—
'7%
U.
y. 9-30
12-13.;.11-15
$1.25 preferied (quar;fra-._c__...____I_,— .' 31V'4C
12-31
12- 3
SL55 preferred (quar.)
:_J
38:;.ic. J 12-31
12- 3
South Coast Corp ^ (quen*' t
J.—___
10-31
10-15
Aiitraft : iquar.)X---—;
Solar
Souotone
Plywood
10- 1
v;
class A
(quar.)_.
Co., 41/• %
Shoe
10-
62 %c
(quar.)
common
Foil
S.
1
1
t2.50
S.
U.
10-
1111-
$2.50
(quar.)
Fidelity & Guaianty (quar.)
S.
,'
& Canal
S.
U.
10-15
75c
_
Lines
sinking
the
4
15c
—
Co.,
10-
1
25c
$1.12%
(initial)—
(quar.)
Jersey RR.
S.
,
zuelan
10-18
10-18
.
reported
National Airlines, Inc.—Plans
—
B
10-18
11-
t-40c
(quar.)_
com.
Shoe Machinery,
preferred
(quar.)
%
Class
11%' 1> 10-1
:
H- 1-
two-
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Smibh. (Howard)
$2
after
payment
■
Co.
U.
11-29
10-lx
9-27
11- 1
10-14
(quar.)
common
U.
U.
.
B
6
10- 4
Sheraton
Class
United
a
10-18
10-18
11-15
He
America
(quar.)
Tool, new
Quarterly
.
,
of
(quar.)
Fruit
New
11-15
11-15
preferred
United
9-30
11-15
87V2C
Canada, Ltd.
Co.
Drill &
Preferred
United
—__
-split
three-ior-onc
a
:
$4.50
shares;for each share held to ei'icct
(Two
r:
United
.
income) —10c
Shuwmigan Water & rower isiuck. diviuena)
*
9-30
9-27
10-29
10- 9
vestment
Slattrr
United
*.
iquar.)——
Co.
Biscuit
10-4
10-10
7c
30c
-—-—-—
Shareholders. Trust
$1
(quar.)
of
producers and 11
92 %c
$1.12%
(quar.)__
$3.50 preferred
Union Gas Co.
investment
(from
preferred
quarter, of which 15. were
1956
dry.
were
1
10-
10-15
Co.
preferred (quar.)-..
preferred (quar.)
$3.70
D. C.)—
—,—,—
.'income)
.
$4
wells in. the similar
discovery well in the Lake Maracaibo
tract near the Bolivar coastal fields,
which appear to comprise the
largest crude oil reserve in the Western Hemisphere, and added that
the company is preparing to start a second well in the area and has
staked out a third.
The company holds a 15% interest in the Vene¬
25c
$4.50%
9-19
—
American Shares
Selected
9-1S
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)
Electric
12- 2
10-10
$1.25
4c
(Washington,
Co.
Union
12-16
10-10
(quar.;
—
Storage
11-14
25c
25c
_
Company
Holder*
When
Per
Name of
Udylite Corp.
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Metals
Seaporcel
Security
Holaeri
•'of Rec.
12- 1
91%c
—
Seaboard Finance Co., common
% $4.75
• Payable
(quar.)—
pfd.
3.65%
When
Share
\
51>
(1543)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
he said, 25 net wells were completed of
7 were dry holes.
This compares with
which
26 net
Offered—The company
stockholders of record Sept.
1957 the right to subscribe on or before Oct. 10, 1957
60,000 additional shares of common stock at par ($50
New Haven Water
is
Co.—Stock
offering to its common
16,
for
62
(1544)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
♦Under the provisions of the indentures, the amount of funded debt
is
limited
to
the
amounts
now
outstanding.
Additional
the basis of one nety share for each three
The offering is not underwritten.
per share) on
shares held.
The net
Pan-Israel Oil
authorized
funded
proceeds are to be used to reduce bank loans.*
debt
indentures.—V.
created
be
may
compliance
upon
with
provisions
1266.
186, p.
This
BUSINESS—The
company is engaged in the business
of collecting
purifying water, and distributing and selling it for public and
private uss and consumption in the City of New Haven, and the
Towns of West Haven, East Haven, Hamden, Cheshire, Orange, Branford.
North Branford,
Bethany, North Haven and Woodbridge, and
SEC
it
offered
also
sells
sidiary,
nor
private,
Milford
the
to
Water
Co.,
the
in
which
areas
CAPITALIZATION
they
GIVING
a
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
♦General
Series
&
refunding
"li"
3»/4%
mtge.
due Oct.
1975—
$1,800,000
550,000
498,000
1974—
400,000
400,000
1980—
3,600,000
3,600,000
Series
"F,"
due July
1,
1987—
799,000
1986—
2,067,000
"
Net
by
to
u
net
proceeds
$18,000,000
bunk
of
The
j
at
notes,
the
i240,000sh.s.
St.,
indenture.
office
to
up
11
(ESTi
a.m.
American
of
Gas
Nov.
on
Electric
k
19.
Service
will
receive
Corp.,
Net
bids
for
of
shares
240,000
1C6, p.
of
capital
common
stock
($50
2375.''
p.
par
Otter Tail Fower C<n—Plans Debenture
Niagara Mohawk Fower Corp.—Books Closed—
The
mortgage bonds, due 1987.—V. 186,
sion
1205.
p.
The
corporation
of
has
called
cumulative
$3
for
redemption
convertible
Nov.
on
stock
preierencc
29,
at
4,500
share
per
accrued dividends of 75 cents per share. Payment will he made
the City Bank Farmers Trust
Co., 2 Wall St., New York, N. Y,
The
called
shares
fchare-fer-sbare
be
may
basis
on
convertible
before
or
Nov.
into
1957.—V.
26,
stock
common
184,
a
on
These shares have
ftt $115 per share
on
a
or
Sept. 30, 1966; and declining 50 cents per share
and after Oct. 1, 1977, plus accrued dividends.
on
sinking fund for the
new
pany is
to make provision
or
6ept.
In each
plus
I
accrued dividends,
of
LISTING—Application
the
on
New
York
on
thereafter
year
6,400
has
Stock
series
of
preferred
Gross
shares
been
of
made
the
the
list
to
com¬
or
this
used
tion
for
per
preferred
stock
Exchange.
and
lor
the
purchasing-of
securities
to
be
issued
by
.(subsidiary companies for their construction costs and
property acquisi¬
tions. Total 1957 construction costs
are estimated at
$64,000,000. It is
anticipated that construction requirements
throughout tnis year will
require
the
Northern
sale of
Natural
to
approximately
undertake
$25,000,000
additional
of
company,
along with
miles of pipeline
through
10,708
financing'
debentures
BUSINESS—The
operates
its
later
it
year.'
this
subsidiaries,
which
through
and
owns
transmits
natural
to poinr.s in Kansas, Nebraska,
Iowa, Minnesota and South Dakota.
gas is purchased
principally from the Texas Panhandle and Hugoton
gas
fields.v It is distributed
locally through its Peoples Natural
Gits division. Northern Natural
Gas, with executive offices in Omaha.
Neb., owns 90% of the common stock of
fas
The
Permian
pany
which
purchases
ir.
gas
western
Basin Pipeline Com¬
and sells it to Northern
Texas
Natural.
The
Northern*;Natural Gas producing Company
subsidiary of fljfbrthern Natural.
owned
EARNINGS—For the
.
revenues
of
Northern
Jmii
Llll.280,000
3,9JO
12
months ended June
Natural
net
income
$104,368,000,
ii?y
•underwriting agreement with
agreed
to purchase
indicated
the
below from
was
as
wholly-
a
30, 1957, total operating
were
$116,539,000 and
subsidiaries
revenue;
$12,843,000,
underwriters
named
Representative,
have
net
&
A.
Allyn & Co.,
C.
Robert
acting
Into
Co., Inc,
Co.——II"
"_J
&
Bateman, Elchler
G.
Becker &
Blunt
Ellis
McCorniick
700
Inc.—
2,000
k
k Go.
Inc._
&
Inc
Eastman
Co..
Dillon,
Securities
Elworthy-&-
&
First
of
Olore,
Forgan &
k
Co
Northwest
700
1,000
Profit
—V.
3,000
1,300
700
Salomon
700
Bros.
&
Hutzler—
William R. Staats & Co
Shulman, Agnew
'700
Smith, Barney & Co.—
Stern Brothers k Co..':
Stone k Webster
Securities
Corp.
Talmage k
&
5,000
1,000
1,300
700
Co
W.
3,000
stock
Preferred stock
5 Vi %
Walker
White,
\zc/<
,
due
3,000
GIVING
Weld
k
Woodard-Ehvood
EFFECT
]
exploration
con¬
a
well
us
a3
development?
and
Co
TO
&
PRESENT
taxes
$563,635
$539,007
292,500
income
279,000
$271,135
$260,007
.
tax
—
$12,800,000
8,400,000
6,000,000
30,000,000
23,000.000
advance
1973
23,000,000
1,
1973
3
due
Nov.
1,
1974
37,177.000
23,500,000
30.000.000
36,000,000
of
The
...
—
tlie
when
and
the
loans
securities'.
It
is
will
It
Bank
expected
loan,
will
he
in
that the
bankers
each
vestors, and
to
corporation
will
be
is
70,000,000
initial
10
to
established
a
few
36,800,000
represent
authorized
and
board
of
directors
the
the
23,500,000
80,000,000
25,875.000
British,
American
The
the
186,
529.
p.
Corp
•
■
has
consummated
Its
purchase
of
Hannifin
Corp.
Co.
New : Name
—
—
Proposed
Fi¬
.
above.
-
«•'*•
*
1
•
»•-
-
Co.—Merger Effective—
below.—V. 186, p. 1266.
be
'
In
Lahore
into
Initially
the
2,000,000
shares,
will
ordinary
all
with
corporation
will
be
150,000,000
shares
a
The
for
of
companies,
the
four
Eastern
Banks,
and
concerns
Common¬
Development Finance Co. Ltd.—intend to subscribe
30(b000
shares
(3,000,000
rupees).
American
investors—Bank
of
America,
Henry J. Kuiser Co., International Basic Economy Corporation, Trans¬
oceanic
Development Corp,,
Ltd.,
and
others—intend
to
subscribe
shares
(3,000,000 rupees).
The
Japanese
investing
group,
the
12
Japanese foreign
exchange banks, intend to
200,000 shares
(2,000,000 rupees),
of
Government's
be
This
30-yeaf interest-free advance
repayable in
advance
will
commodities
15
of
provided
to
Pakistan
under
United
States
proceeds of the
imported
Government
basis.
1957,
filed
covering
a
registration
130.000
shares
statement
of
its
$25
The
the
aid
of
not
of
in
salaried
stock.
of
expenses
but
The
New
not
5%
of
excess
the
Corp.
officers.
It
with
par
the
SEC
pay
The
,
boards
without
12
right to pay
who may assist
to
paying
a
commission
business
Israel,
tends
basis,"
through
loans
experience
play
resources
the
company
velopment
subsidiary
and
and
securities,
administrative
in
the
it
requires
in
net
proceeds
of
suburban
to
Israel
areas
in
expansion
"By
virtue
of
its
Israel, it is in a position
of
the
for
financing,
of
erection
for
of
estimated
participation
$500,000
cooperative
country's
be
the
of
Pfaudler
Pfaudler
.
two
companies
inc.
Permutit.
five
and
from
President
Pfaudler
will
17
a
and
Executive
be
combined
board-—
man
Permutit.,
both
of
Permutit stock
of
from
Ward-Industries Corp.—V.
186,
1266.
p.
above.—V.
186, p.
,
1260.
|
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Financing—Earnings—
The
company successfully completed
its
of
common
stock
with
the
sale
shares
recent' offering
the*
of
of
609,815
issue
entire
for
Of the total,- 541,937 shares, or 89%, were subscribed for
through the exercise of rights," while the remaining 67,878-unsubscribed
shares were purchased by the underwriters.
$22,105,794.
During
first
of
bonds
September,
and
interest
the
refunding
sold
were
to
cost
to
sold
company
$40,000,000 principal amount
4=8 %" series,, idue. 1987.
Tlio
competitive bidding at a neb
bonds,
mortgage
underwriters
the
at
the company of 4.67%.
INCOME
STATEMENT
Twelve Months Ended July 31—
Operating
Operating
revenues
and
expenses
'
,——
-
—
n
taxes.—:
—
' 1957-
1956
$230108^>;926• $220,546,818
185,729.607
177.200,319
income
Operating
I
—
—
—
Income
-
deductions
income
erence
Earnings
for
and $1
dividend
of
pref¬
3,927,119
3,927,119
$31,715,290
stock
common
period
during period
1266.
186,
9,152,978
$34,737,488
—.
outstanding—
End
of periodAverage during period
Earnings per common share—
End
9,482,944-
$35,642,409,
————
shares
Average
$43,890,466
stocks
common
Common
543,967
$45,125,353
-
a—;
preferred
on
$43,-346,499
765,034
income
Gross
—V.
$44,360:319
—
income
Other
$30,810,369
.
12,806,125
,
12,196,310
12,247,123
— •
12,163,253
i
...
$2.48
$2.53
1
p.
$2.59
$2.5$
,
for
residential
and
other
Philco Corp.—Admiral Radford
This
the
45
$3,087,500, the
the
of
years
nation.—V.
as
26
of
its
Board—
on
announced
member
a
the
board
election
of
of
Admiral
directors.
recently retired from the U. S. Navy after more
distinguished service to the Armed Forces and to
732.
186, p.
large
further
de¬
development
of
urban
and factory buildings;
banking credit;
capital
General
Electric
Co.—Earnings Higher—
8 Months Ended Aug. 31—
Operating revenues
1957
,
Net
Common
at
—V,
of
share
shares
per
Aug.
186,
3.768,078
shares
per
-
1956
$24,319,740 $22,938,845
income
Average
Earns,
-113,.
Radford
Sept.
on
Radford
Portland
at
in
working
p.
W.
Admiral
than
to
Israel;
$700,000 for
acquisition *of
American Israeli Paper Mills,
Ltd., shares and
Ltd.. shares; and the balance lor
182,
corporation
Arthur
economy.
investment
export
purposes.—V.
giving
Pfaudler Co.
Earns,
corporate
directors
of
from
directors
See
$250,-
financing of
approximately 500,000
Mehadrin.
this
$750,000
Industry;
and
extension
for
of
use
share-
a
Pfaudter Permutit Inc.—Consolidation Effective—
instrument through
productive
addition to its present
capital."
expects
general
an
both.
or
machinery
role
$250,000 for
200.000
and
purchases
active
com¬
development of Israel
In various enterprises, in and outside
non-subsidiary corporations.
It
ex¬
engages
participation
an
such
It
company
on
therefor.
According to the prospectus, the company "is
Americans
participate in the economic
which
a
a
any
person
in the
employs a subsidiary, Palestine Eco¬
sell its stock, reimbursing it for its
to
stock,
common
merged
;
•
.
change,
members
shares
company
York,
of
exchange
companies approved the-merger in July when
Pfaudler announced purchase of approximately 25% of-the outstanding
on
stock.
common
the
reserves
be
panies.
Pfaudler
President
Mercer
Brugler
will
Executive Officer and Donald A. Gaudion,
Vice-President, will be Executive Vice-Presideut.
Dividends
corporation
will
Chief
Palestine Economic Corp. (N.
Y.)—Registers With SEC
26,
stock
and
con¬
,
'
•
$4,200,000 World Bank loan will be used to
materials,
equipment and services required to carry out
industrial projects ; financed by ;Jhev; corporation,
The loan -will be
for a term of about 15
years and interest will be .determined* at tlie
time the loan documents are
signed. The Government of Pakistan will
guarantee the loan.
This
Permutit
.
rupees
.
The
owned.
CONSOLIDATED
30,000,000
equal installments, beginning in the 16th year.
provided out of funds derived from the sal©
be
share
;
,
rupees
wealth
The
t
Henry W. Foulds, Chairman of the Board and President of Permutit
Rsinlet Miner, Board Chairman of Pfaudler, will become Chairman
and; Vice-Chairman,. respectively, of the board of the combined com¬
and
number
a
the
1.
Pfaudler
each
for-sliare
issue
Exchange
industrial
about Oct.
and
rupees
10
Sept. 25 approved merger of this company,
the name Pfaudler Permutit-Inc.
The
under
effective
is being accomplished bv an exchange
shareholders
1.429
shares
in
the
merger
giving
stock!
(common
value of
par
on
Co.,
became
t
Japanese in¬
the corporation
or
established
stockholders
Permutit
solidation
and
Headquarters
branches. will
unclassified
investors—some
insurance
and
"
Pfaudler Co.—Merger Effective—
of the corporation
industrialists, busi¬
shareholders, one
Pakistani
capital of the corporation
divided
each.
British
000
Oklahoma,
:
$7,500,000.
...
Permutit
only the 2,000.000
ordinary shares with an aggregate par value of 20,000,000
rupees
($4,200,000)
which
will
be
offered
for
subscription
at
par.
The
Pakistani Steering Committee is
arranging for the - sale of 1,200,000
shares
(12,000,000
rupees)
of
capital
in
Pakistan:
800,000 shares
through
private
placement
ancl
400,000
by
public
offering.
The
Of
Kansas,
Texas.
Sept. 30 approved changing the company's name
Co.
Appliance
See Pfaudler Co.
($14,700,000).
rupees
prominent Pakistani
represent
Government director.
one
Karachi
13,000,000
($2.10)
to
and
Co.—Changes Name—Plans Financ'g
approximately
Parker
The
The
and
on
Missouri,
Mexico
the United States,
in
(J. C.) Penney Co., Inc.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 30,000 shares of common, stock (no
par) was made on Oct. 2 by The First Boston Corp. at
$78.75 per share, with a dealer's concession of $1.5d per
share. It was completed.—V. 186, p. 1153.
equity Investments, and underwrite and distribute
also help private Industries to obtain
managerial,
14 directors:
and
director
-
of
19
Chicago-and Montreal.—V.
on
Appliance
New
until
used
-
v-
of
one
ir. Kansas Cltyf Parke-Davis
has acquired sites for new branch- oftfee build¬
Parker-Hannifin
for
See
and
will
-
comprise
nessmen
o-id.
stockholders
the
parts
or
a-six-story building
sold,- but wilb be
property purchased
nancing—
technical and administrative services and advice.
As
rapidly as is
prudent, the corporation will sell its loans and share holdings to other
investors to recover its own capital for further investment.
for
Quinlan- Construction
,
Corp.
plans
to offer- 130,060 common
shares to
public late this month and will use the proceeds to repay loans
to acquire Hannifin Corp.
The offering would be made through
underwriters headed by Kidder,
Pgabody & Co.—V.' 186; p. 1094.
principal objectives of the corporation will be to assist In the
expansion or-modernization of small and medium-sized industries and
to help create new ones.
To achieve these objectives, the corporation
will
the
Parker-IIannifin
agreement
operations,, said the new
square feet: and. be
31,000
Frank
the
The
and
1,
Nov.
house
area
1958.
used
Bank
loan
ail
Arkansas,
to
past 18 months
in San Fraaicisco,
Corp
each,
and
Japanese investors to
10%.
The
Government
of
Pakistan
will
make
a
30-year
interest-free
advance
of
30.000,000
rupees to the corporation; so that the capital resources initially avail¬
able to the corporation,
from, capital subscription,
the Government
700
Co
FINANCING
30,000,000
due Nov.
July,
Farker-Hannlfln
Income..
on
Iowa,
con¬
.
mission
240,000 shs.
due
75,720
hence.
nomic
750,000 shs.
3
4V* %, due Nov. 1. 1976—.
term bank loans
15%
sale
3,654,000 shs.
8,400.000
branch
floor
'
throughout
:
of
building
initial share
700
6,000,000
Short
100,637
...
capital'of the corporation will be 20.000.000 rupees
($4,200,000/. 'Arrangements have been made for the Pakistani investors
to subscribe to 60% of the shares, American and British
investors to
For
■
•Sinking fund debentures—
The
5,000
240,000 shs.
1958-67
purchase and start
Kansas City„ Mo. The
drug firm's Kansas City branch,
Parker
has approved a loan of $4,200,000 to
help finance
of private Industry in Pakistan.
The loan will be
corporation, which Is being formed by private Pakistani,
American and Japanese investors.
The Bank will enter into
formal
a
5,000
Outstanding
$12,800,000
in
6ite
in
company's present location in Kansas City,
The
92,700
$463,287
1,300
160,000 shs.
1.966-69
1958-70
94,700
$452,998
—-
with
'
,
Israel-Mediterranean,
acres
of
total
&
the
office
two
director
hava
Parker Appliance
de¬
company proposes to offer the shares for public sale at $25
per
share, with the voluntary aid of members of its board of
directors and
5,000,000 shs.
$10)
(par $100)
due
2,162,897
1,000
Authorized
(par
due
3% %
011
capital
the
of
announced
the
1799.
World
Britisii,
Sept.
Co..
Witter & Co
Harold E. Wood & Co
cumulative
2%%,
&
Dean
3,000
5.80 So
cumulative
♦Serial debs, due annually 011 Mav 1—•
2%%, due 1958-65
2
II.
1,000
...
CAPITALIZATION
Common
G.
5,006
Co
Langley k Co
Higginson Ccrp
$2,718,884
2,103,258
to this
months
2,000
1,300
—...
1,300
C.
;
Day
Wachob-Bender Corp.
3,000
Co..
$2,660,956
iir
development
made
700
Tucker, Anthony k R. L.
Bee
with
owns,
branch
than
more
addition
Net
Co
700
Kidder, Peabody &
Kirkpatrick-Pcttis
498,869
5,000
Sutro
3,000
has
new
occupancy
operates
559,745
,
Co.
Billiard k Son
Hornblower & Weeks.
W. E. Button & Co
Co., Inc...
The
the
3,000
1,300
&
a
will
Nebraska,
Pakistan Industrial Credit & Investment Corp., Ltd.—
Loan Approved—
I
of
Inc,
Spencer Trask k Co
&
1956
$2,220,015
In
—
—
—
p.
300,000
Robinron-Humphrey
Co.,
5,000
Kalnuin
profit
184,
subscribe
•„
Schwabacher & Co
3.
1957
ings
Federal
for
consisting
k
—
700
J.
sale
is contractor,
The
$2,101,211
——-
profit
before
Provision
700
Co
Co....
J.
also
the
of
Johnson,
for
The
—.
Interest k miscellaneous income.
700
Piper, Jaffray
Hopwood.
Quail & Co., Inc.
The
3,000
...
5,000
1,300
5,000
2,000
Co~~—
k
&
Co
...
Curtis
'
Inc.
Hemphill, Noyes
Henry Hernnan
&
Co
5,000
1,000
;
Hallgarten k Co
Harriman Ripley k Co.,
i__
Paine, Webber, Jackson
v
700
Corp...
1,300
700
Cook
Ohio
Pacific
i'(00O
Co.—
Goldman, Sachs
Ooodbody & Co
Newliurd,
The
5 ooo
Michigau Corp.—♦_
Co.
to
of
The National Co. of
Omaha
700
~
Co.__-
5,000
Co,____...
&
Moseley k Co
700
700
Union
Estes & Co.. Inc..
The First Boston
F. S.
2,000
Co.
Milwaukee
Templet on
700
3,000
_
1,000
1,300
Mitchum, Jones
1,300
Davis, Skaggs & Co
&
2,000"
—
Pierce,
The
2,000
Co.
Dominick & Dominlck
Drexel
Lynch,
700 )
Co.——
Co.,
k Co.
Co...
Fenner k Beanc
700
~
Dain k
&
700
Cruttenden, Podesta
M.
Merrill
1,000
Co
&
1,000
McDonald & Co
Co.
Crowell, Weedon
Laurence M. Marks
700
Caldwell Phillips Co
Chiles-Schutz Co
Clark, Dodge k Co
Courts
It
by the firm 45 years ago, has been
completion of the new quarters......
July 31—
profit
($31,500,000),
Irving Lundborg & Co
1,000
E.
ready
stock
common
^
,
sales
on
Operating
5,000
&
3,000
Co.—L
&
k Simmons
Brush, Slocumb
Brothers
Loeb, Rhoades
Co.
„
J. Barth & Co.
J.
Carl M.
1,300
Baker, Weeks
A.
Lehman
2,000
Co.,
Inc.
of
Dacca.
15,600
Inc
&
,
shares
14
Shares
,
Bairtl
an
the company
whereby they have severally
respective numbers of shares of
preferred stock
the company.
_
W.
Ended
Total Gross
Income.
below,
entered
Shares
Blyth
each
of
contains
L.
from leased
will make
total operating revenues were
$14,400;000. Comparable figures for
several
& Co" Inc"
is
1956,
operating
UNDERWRITERS-The
.
and
l^.OOO.OOf), In
and
v/tre:
SEC
common
in
Manabi
Exploration Company, Inc.,
Meditteranean and Caribbean areas.
company
building
share,
proceeds from the sale of the new preferred-will
portion of the cost of Northern Natural's 1957 construc¬
a
program
"■/
1094.
186, p.
for
Operating & general expense—Depreciation k amortization (exclusive of
preciation charged to broadcasting)—
PROCEEDS—Net
he
debentures
of
departments «fe broadcasting
net profit (after provision for depreciation)
before
series.
new
$100
profit
Income
Net
stock,
before Sept. 1, 1961 and on
the redemption at $100
for
of
Months
Six
conversion rights. The new series is redeemable
before Sept. 30, 1962; at $106
per share there¬
before
or
annually to $100
As
no
site
Outlet Co.—Earnings Increased—
1395.
p.
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Preferred Stock Offered—
An underwriting group headed
by Blyth & Co., Inc., on
Oct. 1 offered publicly a new series of
160,000 shares of
5.80% cumulative preferred stock at par ($100 per
share)
and accrued dividends from Oct. 8, 1957.
after ami on
Israel.
the
built
next,
$50
basis
held.—V.
plus
at
in
proceeds
This
company
for
the
Northam Warren Corp.—Partial Redemption—
.
of
interest
struction
Offering—
in September applied to the Federal Power Commis¬
authority to issUe $5,200,000 cf 10-year 5V*%
convertibledebentures.
It is planned to offer them to common stockholders on
Morgan Stanley «fc Co., f.s manager, on Sept. 27 announced subscrip¬
tion books have been closed on the offering of $50,000,000 47«%
general
shares
with- the
par
Parke, Davis & Co.—Builds New Branch Office—
1152,
.
.
lc
1,000,OOO- voting trust
issued
by Aaron
Baroway,
be
expenses;
and $100,000 for acquisition,
of additional acreage.—V.
133, p. 2654.
the purchase from it of the above-men¬
mortgage bonds due Nov. 1, 1987.—V. 185,
New York 8, N. Y.,
$25,003,000 first
tioned
to
stock
its
covers
voting trust certificates are to be
used as
foilov/s:
$400,000 for carrying out exploratory;.'drilling and
development of presently licensed acreage^ *30,000 fos
operations and
Church
30
State
trolling
interests
"
company
the
Pan-Israel
statement
of
also
Stock Exchange.
N<j underwriting is involved.
There were outstanding)
voting trust certificates for 7,811,043 shares on Sept, 10. 1957.
The
closing price oq Sept. 25 was 62 V2c per share. Control- of the com¬
pany
is
vested in
the
voting trustees.
As
In
the
case
of
IsraelMediterranean, Pan-Israel intends to concentrate its
operations (ex¬
ploration. development and production of oil and
g?st- primarily in
Ohio
make
for
statement
'
X Consisting
valuej.—V.
300,000 ehs.
(par $50)—
sot forth hi the company's
as
bonds
new
proposes
Contribution of $12,000,009 to Ohio Power.
,
2,067,000
limited, except
at
$97,947,000.-
799,000
due April 1,
Series "O," 3=a%
certificates
of
the sale of the
bonds
and
such
con¬
will bo applied to the prepayment of a liko
issued for construction purposes,
and
the
balance will be used to pay for the cost of the company's program
for property additions and improvements.
The cost of this program
lor
the
period
July
1,
1957,
to Dec. 31,
1958, is estimated at
$1,614,000
197(5—
Common & preferred stock
the
tribution,
amount
1,
sale
concurrently with the sole of the
American Gas k Electric Co.
or
parent.
registration
B. Erodm, and Erwin S.
Shimron, voting trustees.- It is pro¬
posed to oifor the voting trust- certificates for Pan-Israel-stock at the
market
price of the certificates; which are listed on- tlie American
filed
first
public
to
its
capital
Of
Outstanding
bonds—
Series "C," 3V»'/o due Sept, 1,
Eerie;/ "1>," 2%% due Nov. 1,
Series "E," 3%
due June 1,
'
for
Prior
cash
30
of
on
The
Israel
a registration
statement with tha
mortgage bonds, due 1987, to bo
competitive bidding.
Sept.
$25,000,000
company
covering
Power,
serve.
EFFECT
stock
Oliio Power Co.—Registers Bond Offer With SEC—
wholly-owned sub¬
consumption only in the Town of Milford. Neither the
Milford Water Co. have any business competitors, public
for
company
or
water
corporation filed a registration
27, 1957, covering 1,000,000 shares
Sept.
nnd
This
Co., Inc., Panama—Registers Proposed
Offering With SEC—
tlie
of
Monday, October 7, 1957
...
com.
based
31
948.
i
on
at
total
shrs.
Aug.
shares
outstdg.
21
—
3.418,559
3,150,000
outstanding
avge.
outstanding
share based
p.
stock
on
3,000,000
$1.20
$1.14
3,300,000
3,000,000
-
outstdg.
-—
$1.14
$1.14
.
Volume
186
5679
r
Numb|p
.
.
Unit,
has applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission
for authority to issue $7,400,000 in bonds and 215,000 class A common
shares in exchange for. $13,464,390 of outstanding debt securities, most
of which are^ield by the Arthur T. Walker Estate Corp.—V. 133, p. 775.
embracing
interest
company
in
the
the
unit
"This
for
Co. of New Hampshire—Registers
is
discovered
formance
Common Stock Offering—
company
Oct. l filed a registratios
on
1958, $16,200,000 In 1959,
and
will
company
the
south
miles
rights
and $17,200,000
the
for
costs
out
party.—V.
Net
deductions
income
debut
number
of
$6,217,934
,
9,394,052
statement does
This
$1.49
$1.53
earnings on Federal -income taxes.
FINANCING—The
•
taxes
referred
loans
to
of
shares
250.000
186,
investment
This
company
Odt.
on
filed
l
a
registration
p.
of
new
a
..
—
Statement
fhc
95,876,277
11,338,803
5,673,000
model
typewriter.—V.,
addition
the
of
this
Canadian
to its "Canadian Restricted List":
Canadian
The
Restricted
is
List
.
composed
of
the
names
of
securities the Commission has reason
lieve
recently have been, or currently are being, distributed
United
States
in
violation of the registration
requirements
Securities Act of 1933.
i *
'
companies
whose
new
Income
com¬
Cana¬
to
in
of
be¬
the
the
the
for
first 36
weeks of 1957 increased 31%
—
the
i.86,
p.
company
earnings
1956.
.
deducting preferred
last' and
1154.
third
Notes Placed Privately
—
improved automatic machine for
The
machine
by
The
parable
was
at
welding aluminum described
point.—V.
186, p.
This
well
on
corporation
the Kenai
on
Sept.
30
Peninsula
announced completion of a discovery
40 miles southwest of Anchor-
Alaska,
of
flowing at the ^rate of 900 barrels of 33 degree gravity oil per
day and 122,000 cubic feet of gas through 1% inch bean.
Drilled to
a
total depth
of 12.384
'casing set at 12,000 feet.
360
barrels
: of
oil
per
back
day,
is
and
cutting
bean with 900 pounds tubing pressure and
is now producing
0.2%, through a
number
in
1956,
of
net earnings
at a rate
9/64 inch
50,000 cubic feet of gas.
were
$1.67 on the
shares
Stevens & Clark
Common Stock Fund, Inc.,
with the SEC an amendment to
additional 250,000 shares of capl-
Clark Fund, Inc., Boston, Mass.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The corporation on Sept. 25 filed with the SEC an amendment to its
registrtaion statement covering an additional 150,000 shares of capital
Scudder,
Stevens &
—Registers With
stock.—V.
186, p. 884.
Seaboard
Air Line RR.—August
Period End. Aug. 31—
shares
outstanding, approximately
are in process of being
converted
been
the
ratio
of
or
for
8
thus
1,
Seminole
has
increasing
improved
-
•
•
.
undoubtedly reflect itself in
our
bor¬
its
'•••>•*<
•
increased market
an
to
from
It .is
stock
conversion
which
no
some
may
stock
preferred
it
that
say
that
As
such
the
on
-
all
stockholders
the
to
ex¬
rate
produce
stock may
may
preferred
and
the
conversion
year
reminder
a
the
holders
of
be unfair to the holders
paid concurrently with a
would
be
arrears
the
this
of
expected that
before
stock
date
that
Seminole
of
all.
at
that
are
arrears
interest
arrears
we
dr
1957.
After
Indications
1.
the
in
be
t
cenvert
17,
for
3
common
matter
will
date—Oct.
back
profit
the
price
,
privilege of eight for one.
We, therefore, urge that this
given immediate attention by the holders of the preferred
be
stocks.
*.
-
OKLAHOMA
PROPERTIES
Management is considering a small
Field, Okla., in order to bring pro¬
duction up
from the approximately $30,000 per annum to perhaps
$65,000 or $75,000.
There are some drilling operations on offsets as
well as some remedial work which should pay off.
In order to limit
the
capital outlay for such operations Seminole may engage in a
modified farm-out patterned after the Milestone transaction.
drilling
revenues
Gross
Net
ry
income—
income
oper.
shs.
Earns,
per
outstanding
com.
share—
186, p. 1379.
in
program
OTHER
—
Sancho
our
HIGHLIGHTS—The
management
has
been
12.828,595
1,751,546
1.495,002
4,804,985
$0.31
1957—8 Mos.—1956
S
$
$
12,595,312 109,915,639 109,896,895
1,922,360 14,405,387 16,081,018
1,667,167 12,483,341
14,058,768
4,768,548
4,804,985
4,768,548
$0.35
negotiating sev¬
eral
acquisitions for stock or for cash-and-stock and has been guided
this respect by Oil & Gas and other engineers and geologists. Many
offers
have
be
may
been
rejected.
consummated
Two are being investigated, one of which
the very near future on an all-stock basis.
in
This should add substantial reserves
from
the
producing
delivery
stock
at
of
wells.
close
or
to
transaction.—V.
any
contracts
The
stock
generally
will
the
market
186,
p.
as
well
which
provide
price
at
an
as
for
the
immediate income
be
may
the
time
entered into for
valuation of the
the closing of
of
116.
Offered—The
First Boston Corp. and associates on Oct. 3 offered pub¬
licly
issue of $17,500,000 5V4% convertible,,subordi¬
debentures, due Oct. 1, 1982, at 100% and ac-
an
nated
crued interest.
; ,,„Thc new debentures are convertible
redeemed, into common stock at $36
The
debentures
redeemable
aie
at
until maturity, unless previously
per
share.
the
option
of
the
company
at
ranging from 10514% for those redeemed
1958, to 100% for those redeemed on or after
Oct. 1, 1981; and at the sinking fund redemption price of 100%. The
sinking fund will be sufficient to retire 94% of the debentures prior
regular redemption
prior to Sept. 30,
to
prices
maturity.
the
sale
of
net
the
PROCEEDS—Of
from
the
proceeds to be received by the company
$12,000,000 will be applied to the
debentures,
prepayment of an outstanding bank loan. The remainder will be added
io general funds and
will be available for working capital and gen¬
eral
corporate purp'oses, including construction or completion of addi¬
facilities for processing liquid hydrocarbons, additions to the
tional
plant, pipelines
the
acquisition
acid
facilities,
and
and
and
terminal and other marketing
development of oil
and gas
BUSINESS—Corporation Is principally engaged in the production
purchase of natural gas; the processing of natural gas and the
and sale of gasoline and other liquid hydrocarbons; the sale
of residue gas to natural gas pipeline companies and industrial users;
and the production, purchase and refining of crude oil and the sale
of refined products. Its gas processing and petroleum refining facilities
are
situated in the northern portion of the Texas Panhandle.
and
recovery
$2.60
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
TO
$2.95
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
debentures due 1967
Purchase money notes for leases
5'4%
convertible subordinated debentures
Earnings-
1957—Month—1953
$
—V.
preferred
in
would
there
3%%
„
Com.
10,444
already
common
properties.
Mass.—Registers With SEC—
corporation on Sept. 25 filed
registration statement covering an
tail stock.—V. 186, p. 884.
The
its
Net
Production
11,150 feet to 11,215 feet.
The well has been pinched
of
5% inch
from the perforated interval
the well was plugged back and
feet,
period
12-week
Boston,
Well—
age,
the
had
stockholders
paid.
of
•
net income
average
Scudder,
1378.
Richfield Oil Corp.—Completes Discovery
pressing; (c) the remedial work has reflected itself
monthly income since May 1957—the highest in many
be manifestly unfair to allow subscription to new
the intrinsic value just at a time when new horizons are
for Seminole stockholders. The withdrawal of the under¬
and the news breaking of the progress of the company on all
preferred
when shares then out¬
sales for the 36 weeks were $1,448,207,869—6.60%
the same period Of 1956. And 1957 sales during the
12-week period were the highest in the company's
as
tests to be fully operational for pipeline
Maracaibo, Venezuela, on Sept. 30.
demonstrated at an aluminum clinic sponsored
at
company
any
1957,' forwarded us their formal letter of deficiency.
many changes that had occurred since June 22,
sulphuric
and the Maracaibo Chapter of the American
Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers.
Incorporated into the improved pipe welding device are refinements
based on five years research and development by Reynolds Engineers.
The machine was given ita final tests recently near Corpus Christl,
Texas.
During this test the new machine welded 2,880 feet of the
pipe
in
a
four-hour
period,
with no
supplemental hand welding
needed
proposed under¬
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp.—Debentures
then outstanding.
During the first 36 weeks of 1957, Safeway added 134 retail outlets
and closed 96 old stores.
In addition, 81 new modern retail markets
were
under construction.
As a result of this replacement program,
the company had 2,020 retail stores in operation as of Sept. 7, 1957 as
compared to 1,985 at the same time last year.—V. 186, p. 949.
smaller
field
unveiled
it
go
that
in
for this third 12-week period, also ended
Sept. 7, was $7,631,793 which, on the basis of the average of out¬
standing common stock, amounted to $1.83 per share.
For the com¬
Consolidated
Reynolds Metals Co.—Improved Pipe Welding Device
was
total ot
up
will
net
a
be
Net
1.
1957
Safeway's
Minneapolis. The funds will be used to help
finance company's expansion program—V. 185, p. 1157.
jointly by this
will
stock dividends of $997,353 the earnings
amounted to $5.24 per share of common
the average number outstanding during
3,933,195 shares,
This compares to $4.18 in 1956
averaged 9% fewer—3,598,820.... •
on
greater than for
of
proved
a
stock.
many
mostly have resulted from our con¬
period.
standing
the Northwestern National Bank and the First National
first
operate
not
into
piration
emphasis on decentralization of
President Robert A. Magowan
ill
stock
recently authorized the sale of $3,000,000
15-year notes to seven institutional investors, including
An
and
CONVERSION STATUS OF PREFERRED STOCK—It is
the first 36 weeks of 1957
for
directors
"the
the
over the
history.
construction"
fronts
Inc.—Profits Up 31%—
Oct.
time
'thin-screen
Red Owl Stores, Inc.
drill
below
writing
operating functions and de¬
said. "We are proud of the
way that our local executives have responded to this new challenge."
For
the
36
weeks
ended Sept. 7, 1957 net income after taxes
amounted to $21,G09,803 on a fully consolidated basis, a gain of 31%
over the
same period last year when net income was $16,462,979 for
the same
period of 1956 and $7,896,023 in 1955. Income taxes were
$24,317,584 thus far in 1957 as compared to $18,527,725 at the same
times the
Bank
Thus,
per share of
cisions,"
of America—New Product—
by a scientist of this corporation.—V.
will
surplus considerably, and (e)
rowing capacity considerably.
'
committee.—V. 184, p. 2851.
same
amplifier for X-ray viewing that multiplies by
brightness of images in certain types of medical X-ray
examinations and may at the same time reduce exposure of the sub¬
ject to X-ray radiation was demonstrated in experimental form to
the American Roentgen Ray Society at.Washington, D. C,,;.on Oct. 1
A
100
Seminole
PUBLIC UNDERWRITING—The
capital
to
After
Radio Corp.
the
on
two wella
the
of
(d)
converted
186,
earnings,
'
was
shares
2,000
lssu6«
"Unproved
announced
3,
of
increased
years;
Large Stock Offer¬
tinuing
dian
in
.
stock
Quebec Graphite Corp.—Added to Restricted List—
2
at least
including the
indicated
,.
1480.
Oct.
Production
wells.
now closed Milestone deal (which calls for a stock
option as indicated); it was felt that
(a) the offering price of 75
cents was too low; (b) the need for capital to the extent theretofore
.
Net
on
six
submitted to the SEC on June 22, 1957, pending
negotiations comtemplated by management had been
The SEC had indicated the need ior corrective statements
account
1957,
1958.
Safeway Stores,
proceeds were to have been used to retire $125,000 of 15%
and other debt; and to increase working capital.—V. 184,
SEC
first
field of reserves and
the
Sept.
on
On
the
new
a
been
of
none
suspended.
and
period of last year, the company reported on
after preferred dividends, amounted to $5.24
common stock.
The
open
there.
WITHDRAWAL OF
-
approval by the capital issues
Withdrawn.
pany
drilled
Together with Milestone
eight wells.
Transport & Trading Co., Ltd. would make a similar
shareholders for an amount of between £40 million and
million
(equivalent to $112,000,000 and $154,000,000), subject to
,
registration statement filed with the SEC on Sept. 27, 1956,
a ;proposed-offering through E. L. Aaron ,& Co., New York, of
200,000 shares of common stock (par. $1) at $5 per share, has been
p.
the
completing
on
after
had
Seminole's working capital.
provides for a limited amount of exploration
easterly half of Seminole's project into the same
"Shell"
offering
The
net
be
writing
covering
The
will
raising new capital by means of share Issues
These issues would be lor the purpose of
meeting the needs of the Royal Dutch/Shell Group of companies for
additional funds required for future capital expenditure.
*
It is expected that the Royal Dutch offering would be in the form
of a "rights" issue to shareholders and would be for,an amount of
between Fls. 8CO million and Fls. 1,000 million
(equivalent to $211,000,000 and $263,000,000). The iirice would not be related to nominal
value but would be governed by market conditions prevailing at the
In
made early
to .be
(155
•
■
drilling
the market price at the time of settlement.
conserve
further
easterly half will
possibilities of
the
ing
statement
The
2/
contract
formation
+
Pyramid Productions, Inc., New York
debentures
and
and the "Shell" Transport & Trading Co., Ltd., on
Oct. 3 confirmed that for some time they have been actively explor¬
underwriter.
Withdrawn—
designed to
The
company
of
•
introduction
the
to
1154.
This
Fund.
The Fund Is a diversified open-end mutual investment fund, organized
Oct. 1, 1957, by .Declaration of Trust as a voluntary association under
the lawsi/f Massachusetts.
The Putnam Management Co. will serve as
'Manager. • "
" ' •"* '
v
'
'
;
On Oct. A, 1957, the Trustees, partners of the Management company,
owned 16,150 shares of the Fund.
Putnam Fund Distributors, Inc., is
>
be paid in common stock at
;
-
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co.—Plans
with the SEC covering 500,000-shares of beneficial interest .in the
the
run
to $250,000 of which the share of Seminole will be advanced
Milestone to be recouped out of production should the operation
to be successful., Except for Seminole's initial. obligation limited
to $10,000 in cash.
Seminole's share may, at the option of Milestone,
by
This is
9,146,104
4,690,000
inc
on
drilling
will
Canudian
ing Early in 1958—
tion of Shares With SEC—
•
taxes
Messrs.
a
opening
Boston, Mass.—Seeks Registra¬
Putnam Growth Fund,
Canadian
&
earnings
Incident
•
948.
p.
S.
of
It is expected that these! first six wells should uncover an
reserve
of
about 250,000 barrels
in which Seminole will
full one-half interest. Seminole will have charge of the whole
operation subject to Milestone's collaboration with Oil & Gas (Sem¬
inole's agents
In Dallas).
It is estimated
that the aggregate cbst
.
company
above.—V.
U.
OPERA¬
Seminole
between
Midland, Texas (presented by
Dallas
and
Midland),
whereunder
prove
107,648,268
& services
U. S. and
for
_—
DRILLING
signed
was
of
,
sell
to
accepted at competitive bidding,
the bid of a group of underwriters headed by The First Boston Corp.
for the purchase of. $60,000,000 principal amount of first and refunding
mortgage bonds,
due. 1987, bearing an interest rate of 47/«%,^ at
100.27999% .of principal amount.
This results in au annual interest
cost to the company of 4.858%.
The proceeds of this sale will be
applied to' the prepayment of the $60,000,000 of temporary bank
the
1957,
28,
Aug.
effect
$4,456,104 $5,665,803
'Earnings per common share
—
$2.68
$3.47
"Computed on basis of 1,535,074 shares of common stock outstanding.
While 1957 sales were
12%
above those of 1956, Allan A. Ryan,
Chairman of the Board, said that earnings, especially during the second half
of the
year,
suffered from Increased expenditures for ex¬
panded research and development activities, increased staff and per¬
sonnel, broader advertising and sales promotion coverage, and expense
..preferred stock on June 18, but because of market conditions, the sale
was
not consummated.
Subsequently in June, $60,000,000 was borrowed from banks on-short-term unsecured notes.
On
income
on
for
Prov.
Net
planned
had
company
provision
before
Inc.
effect of such
of products
sales
Net
Brinson
JOINT
ON
contract
a
Co.
deal.
enjoy
which
1.-.'
:
during
the
1956
1957
MILESTONE
1957
additional
(£ Subs.)—Sales at Record High-
July 31—
and
13,
Drilling
Management and other experts who have been consulted have endorsed
Cleveland, Ohio—Files With SEC—
Royal McBee Corp.
reflect the earnings of the company's sub-
not
Coordinated Transport, nor the
Public Service
«sldiary
outstanding
shares
share
com.
Earnings per common
*:
pocket
butron
letter of notification with the SEC
covering 1,278 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered for
subscription by stockholders of record on Oct. 10, 1957 at $38.50 per
share on the basis of one new share for 30 shares held,
to expire
Nov. 9, 1957.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to bo
used for general
corporate purposes.—V. 181, p. 751.
77,988
$6,724,251
11,464,341
"Varaflame"
WITH
Sept.
Milestone
Collins
The company on Sept. 25 filed a
2,826,499
8,904,646
surplus
Ronson
will build up in other regional market areas
with full national distribution to be in
immediately after the first of next year.—V. 186, in 1154.
$19,519,143
1,570,064
stock divs.
common
all-new
TRANSACTION
and
Oklahoma properties; and (5) other
The report says in part:
operations will be undertaken by Milestone on Seminole's Crane County,
Texas, property.
As the first step in the program, six wells will be
drilled—30 days apart—work to begin immediately. Oil & Gas Property
1154.
1957,
of
Year Ended
Average
p.
which
balance
the
$26,045,577
6,526,434
Common stock dividends
v
of
186,
highlights.
TION—-On
earlier this year, will be unveiled for the first
beginning today (Oct. 7) in leading jewelry and
throughout the Greater Kansas City market area here.
kicks off a glgant.c national distribution and promotion
outlets
This
campaign,
$25,967,589
2,369,880
10,317,907
.
$1.40 dividend preference
Balance
patents
the
announced
to the public
2,929,296
18,899,314
$20,982,102
1,570,064
-
stock dividends
Preferred
on
into common; (4) the
license rights for
likewise, obtained
charged to be in¬
Corp.—New Butron Lighter Introduced—
revolutionary
drug
$27,453,909
6,471,807
-
-
income
Gross
District
Northern
time
$27,145,703
308,206
4.
—
324.
Gas
&
stockholders, dated
the highlights: (1) the consumma¬
Drilling Co. con¬
cerning a joint venture drilling operation; (2) the with¬
drawal of the public offering (underwriting) of common
stock; (3) the status of the conversion of preferred stock
District Court of the United
Illinois, is being dismissed with¬
in
pending
was
either
to
Ronson
The
3,555,264
20,885,065
(net)
taxes on income
Oil
Sept. 27, comments
/
which
Rotor Tool Co.,
Operating Income
Income
owned
Robertshaw-Fulton
under
suit,
States
1956
1957
recently admitted to trading on the American
was
The company, in an interim report to
948.
p.
in
fringed.
October 23—
_
income
186,
settlement, Robertshaw-Fulton obtained
the laundry
machine field and Dole,
the
In
-
-
»Prov. for deferred Fed.
Other
well.—V.
infringement
controls
$169,309,191 $157,522,331
Operating expenses,! maintenance and deprec.
101,721,154
92,193,794
Federal income
taxes
:—.—
16,002,005
17,532,338
'
a
discovery
company and The Dole Valve Co. have effected a settlement
three-year old patent suit Involving charges and countercharges
of
patents relating to mixing valves for washing
machines and other thermostatic controls, it was announced on Oct. 3.
Co.—Earnings Up—
Public Service Electric & Gas
taxes
the
of
acreage
wells,"
additional
a
of
The
Six MonthsEnded June 30—
Speier as Vice-President and Sec¬
will continue as Director of
a post he has held since he
D.
Corp.—Offering Withdrawn—•
Progress Reported—Preferred Stock Being Converted—
and reserve involved must
he added.
second well on the unit, approximately
productive
of
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—Suit Settled—
lighter,
Other
the
Seminole
receive
Operating ^revenues
stock
common
Stock Exchange.—V. 186, p.
This
of
bids up to 11a.m. (EDT) on Oct. 23,
in Room 164, Parker House, Tremont and School Sts., Boston, Mass.,
for the purchase from it of $8,000,000 first mortgage bonds, series J,
due Oct. .1, 1987.
See also V. 186, p. 1378.
The
Charles
tion of the transaction with Milestone
.
Bids for Bonds to Be Received on
of
appointment
retary has been- announced. • He also
Sales, Advertising, and Merchandising,
joined the firm in 1955.
The
first producing well
to be completed in this newly
province; and, consequently, there is no history of per¬
which to base an appraisal of the significance of the
Chas. S. Jones, President, said.
"The importance of the
Location has been made for
series J, due 1987.
.. .
'
•
proceeds of the sale of the bonds and stock will be applied first
to the payment -of short-term bank borrowings incurred for interim
financing .of construction and the balance will be used for construction
of additional facilities and for other corporate purposes.
Borrowings
are
estimated ut -,$7,500,000.
Construction expenditures are estimated
!at $9,300,000 for 1957; fend construction plans presently call for ex¬
......
The
•
by
the
drilling
two
Net
penditures of $10,500,000 in
equally
Seaporcel Metals, Inc., New York—Official Promoted
;
unit
oil
await
mortgage bonds,
In. I960.-
the
53
upon
discovery
covering 2G2JB90 shares of its $5 par common
<
is
Federal land.
Richfield has 89Va%'
operator.
The remaining interest
of
acres
and
held
is
discovery,"
statement with the SEC
stock, to be offered for
public sale 'through an underwriting group headed by Kidder, Peabody
Co., Inc.. and Blyth & Co., Inc.
The public offering price and un¬
derwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Prior to the public offering of the common stock, the company ex¬
pects to enter into an agreement for the sale of $8,000,000 of first
This
71,600
unit
Union Oil Co. of California and the
Ohio
Oil Co. Additionally,
Richfied has a substantial land position
on
the Kenai Peninsula outside of the Swanson River Unit.
m
"
Public Service
the Swanson River
The discovery well Is located on what is known as
Exchange Offer—
Pittsburgh & Shawmut RR.—Plans
The
«
(1545)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
sinking fund
Common
*
The
stock
debentures
obligation
and
due
par
applied
March
due
value)
reacquired
has
them
15,
to
$56,000 principal amount of
reduce the $1,000,000 sinking
these
fund
1958.
reserved for Issuance under stock options,
10,070 shares were subject to outstanding unexercised options.
t Excludes
of which
($1
company
♦$11,750,000
74,750
1982—
17*500,000
f3,450,975 shS.
21,447
shares
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
54
(1546)
to purchase from the company the following respective principal
agree
of
amounts
Marks
M.
Laurence
The
1,000,000
Brothers——1,000,000
Lehman
Merrill
Lynch,
Co.,
1,000,000
500,000
Welci & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.__
M.
Loeb, Rhoades
Hayden,
&
Co..
A.
000,000
——
500,000
—-
Masten
&
Co.,
Rotan,
325,000
Thomas
Bacon,
Whipple Az. Co.—
p.
1155.
225,000
Underwood,
—V.
Co
100,000
Ac
Co.—
and
Co
Neuhaus
Co.
160,
makes
ground
gas
small
boat
function
they
flight.
in
to
ground.
as
not
Its
installation
engine
heaters
100,000
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—Debentures Offered
133,
is
irom
forward
bases
where
available.
500
only
Solar
at
Jupiter
is
turbine
gas
1,000
new
a
Co
Rothschild
&
Ac
20J.O00
Roberts
$20,000,000 5 % % 15-year convertible Sinking fund deben¬
on Oct. 2 at par by investment dealers headed by
An issue of
tures
engine, with widespread potential for
audition, oolar has designed the smallest
Securities
into
convertible
are
Conversion
stock
Ltd.,
Corp.,
stock
common
taking into
rates,
Montreal,
to
Canada. The
15, 1964.
Oct.
account
the
recently
debentures
2,000,000
Inc,
Hammill
Co.
split,
,
eacn
that
date.—V.
186,
Federal
Other
1379.
p.
(W. A.)
Utility
A
be
on
Sheaffer Pen Co.—Debuts "Pedigreed" Pen—
luxe
de
"pedigreed"
registered by the
Sept. 30.
The new ballpoint
available
be
closed
In
"This
White
will
the
be
first
carried
sold
named
"The
by
retractable
Sheaffer
purchasers'
introduced
was
the
ballpoint
Snorkel
Sheaffer
to
fountain
only in limited numbers at fine
pens,"
"Shell" Transport & Trading Co., Ltd.
Stock
said.
1SG,
"It
185,
filed
company
covering
shares, $10
1957,
ferred
public
sale
Securities
receive
The
share.
per
of
Regina
statement
The
on
commission
registration
stock
registration
with
the
SEC
statement
offering
best
a
$2
of
also
is
efforts
be
to
basis
share
per
Sept.
on
by
tures
it
shares
of
The
common
cohols
the
purpose
of
producing industrial
thereof, and to carry
and/or
bonded
by-products
warehouses, custom
related
business.
major
It
potable
the
on
The
and
The
An
issued
officers
for
additional
450,000
shares
common
extensive
188,588
to
organizational
shares
common
promoters,
and
other
sold
were
prospectus lists Norman Douglas Raymond of Regina
in
and
corporation
outdoor
shield
lighting
to
An
help
added
on
unit
Sept.
feature
20
which
combat
announced
features
vandalism
of
this
in
a
city
unit
new
its
of
use
Sept,
30.
to
take
adopted at
the
authorized
the
was
effect' Oct.
stock
7.
1,600.000 shares
The stockholders
to
issue convertible
of
the
of
$5
from
par
by
shares
di¬
and
grams,
is
anticipated
to
that
expansion,
working capital.
the
about
diversification,
and
Months
Ended
June
.
'
j
Total
and
services
Interest and
discount
Net
income
♦Earnings
♦Baaed
ing
per
164,795,000
50,700,000
indebtedness
45,923,000
51,394,000
5,080,000
4.690,000
29,704,000
132,069,000
taxes
share...^^^^,^..^.,
123,771,000
$2.81
$264
"
p.
The
of
57,679,000
shares outstandine
dur¬
2918.
company has received
a
$4 500,000
contract
airborne
generator
sets
and
spares
from
powered
Materiel
The sets
for
Command, according
will be powered, by
to
Herbert
Kunzel,
Solar's-50-horsepower
-
^
u
:
;
>
*
-
,
1957
of
-
:
1956
•
——————
" S170.592
142,385
123,304
-
19,076
—
income
on
-
——
and
general
organization
19,377
571
11.388
1,716
-
expenses—
1'
7,834
-
-
expense
422
-
1300 "
422
,
$41,035
'
~
-$15,53U
-
gas-turbineAir
Force's
President.
be
c'
J.
set
Foster
Co.—
&
Jenks,
Chace
Ili?'
1,000,000
.•
•'
100,000
Ac
Co
*
300,000
•
<•
r
6s
Co.,
Inc—150,000
Dallas Union Securities
"
400,000
Shelby CuUoni Davjs Ac
Davis, Skaggs
Ac
Go—
Dempsey-Tegeler Ac
Dick
R.
S.
."
150,000
Co.
-
.
300,000
Ac^Merie-Smlth-
2,000,000
Dickson
Ac
New
Ac Co.,
Inc.-,..
Douglas Ac Co.,
John
"
100,000
I.
du
Pont
Ac
A.
1.
Edwards Ac Sons
Edwards,
&
Co.—,
Evans
Ac
Ferris
Ac
First
Corp.
Inc.—
Co.
Inc
Company
-
-
2
,
0,000
200,000
100,000
400,000
Homer
%-V
The
'
Peters,
-
w,
accelerate, during September and there¬
the company, reached the breakof $777. A net loss uf $ 1,487,030 was
of-1957
<
i!-.t • i
In "the company's
■.
end
mainly to
losses
in
success
Standard's
Tuner
and
he
Sylvania,
carried out In the face of
far
so
this
reported..-stressing
decrease
d
of
licensed
British
a
and
in
noted
control
current?
'
Endres
•
and
Burke
manufacturer
and
is
South
that
Mr.
disclosed
to
negotiating
make
similar
"that
.
Electronic
synchronization
devices
backlog
is $63,000,000, should
indicated.—V. -186,- p. 734.
he
is
1
arrangements
Writer
Christensen,
Fenn
Division
operating
success¬
be
considerably
-
,•
,
•
greater
•
•
-
>
'
•
.
said
put into
.*
•
-
the
new
*
'
•
.
Ultraformer
operation-recently
.
*
,
Is
at- the
.
several
neXv
(21
A
'modem
running units.
-6,600 baTrel-a-day
,facilities.
.
Whiting refinery.
A/'d^dernjz^a alkylation unit,
manttfactftring plsirit.- * •
Creates 48 New
The company
.
;.
*
;
1
.
.
lubricating, oil.replacing
\ '* »%...'
also
a
largeivolnmieffiigh-octane
-
District; Sales ^Offices—
"
~
J"rv
ak -creating 48
Midwest marketing
-
area
and
200,-000
Among
still, ,increasing AViiltlhg refining
day.,.and permitting -shutdown of
..
gasoline
'
,a
a
.
large-scale
•
60.000 barTeha-day pipe
small -crude
obsolete
(3)
,.
,
b'f "geyehal
cfne
new district sa'les offices
4ts 15-state
in continuing . efforts-*t«w»rd «<or
efficiency
closer customer relations, Dwight F.
BenRm, Sales 'Vice-President,
aliildunced "on" Sept. 27.'
•
•The new district offices, ah cYpatislbh of
23 Sales division offices,
will operate under the .jurisdiction of the
present eight regional offices.
The new district offices Will be In OpcTatten
Oet. 21.
district
manager will report to his respective regional
T
,
.
,
400.000
^i.ooo.ooo
Ac
,
«.
manager.—V,T86,
100,000
p.
1309.
Ac
800 900
—
150 000
"
300,000
Standard Oil Co.
„
Co.—
(New Jersey)—Plans Large Offering
to Stockholders—The directors have decided 'to
initiate
steps to raise approximately $250 million to $^0 million
additional capital later this year, it was
announced
on Sept.
27. It is contemplated that this wiU be done
of
Ac
150,000
Ac
Inc.
Ac
on
Protection
(Indiana)—New Unit—
A,, capacity to. about 220,000. barrels
:
2O0.OOO
Co.-j,
tuners
America.
Standard's
w
400 000
.,
—
O'Connell
»
Standard
Standard
are:
(11A
'
-
Inc.
that
about '20%
year.
operations,
gdsoline marinfactiirihg .unit has-been fti
%vuhd-the-clock
operation since A,ug. .19 ,011 its initial run.,
Steelvork is being raised for-a third
Wliiting Ultra former, similar to
the Unit just started hp, Mr. fe'ndres added!" Whitiag Uiferaformdr ,No.
l, with a capacity of-14,000 barrels per day, *was
"put sin
them
Banseatic
Showers
Division,
high-oetane
>
:
,
— —
Phelps,
]
to
Commonwealth
facilities
100 000
r'p.-;
Co.
Patterson, Copeland
Kendall, Inc.
100,000
the
improve
Burke
Mr.
-
300,000
Inc.
Ohio
should
second new large-volume Ultrafonner at the company's
refinery
Whiting,- I-nd.^ is operating successfully on its first run.
Capacity is
21,000 barrels per day;
•
*
^
*
'V
•
"
V
Arthur F.
Endres, Whiting refinery manager, raid today the new
;
250,000
Co.——
J,
A. Overton Ac Co
Parrish Ac Co.—
150,000
Cleveland
Co.l_
Wells Ac
Murray,
Co.,
2,000,000
G.
R.
Ac
1309.
p.
Inc.—Operating at Profit
.
Ac
necessary
A
;
«
100,000
——
York
corp.
Nongard,
150,000
Inc.
Francis
Currie
data
at
-
lOO.OOO
Newhard, Cook Ac?.Co.,
Co.,
Dittmar
I
300,000
'
•
Branden-..
Johnston Ac;
Mullancy,
this
was
Continent
250 000
berger,
attitude
conditions.—V.'-I86,
operation'
Meriqka Ac Co.,',.
-Moreland,
800,000
has
year ago.
Inc.
.
Co.
and
flight
that
program
than- last- year,
McMaster .Hutchinson -v' ""r
Ac 'Co." P__200 000 .1
J.
heading
all
mailed
Standard Oil Co.
250,000
'•
McCourtney*"v' •'
Breckenridge Ac' Co.cc•
Win.
under
,,
W"slinghouse
the
3 000 000
-
CoeJ_-
Masten
ndw
fully and that the major subsidiary, Kollsman Instrument Corporation,
to
operate
profitably! Shipments this year at Kollsman,
' j
,
.
Co.
E.<
the-
-of
continues
200 000
Inc.
Ac
McCcrrmick
-
800,000
Crowell, Weedon Ac Co,
'
First
Wright *Air Deveibp-
been
that
further
(traffic
Thalmann
Wheeler' Ac
Mackall
a.
-Cunningham, Schmertz
_L
_
said.
Force's
aircraft,'.
couples two identical 'directional
"stable platform"' in space.
The
or
provide
first six months
sales
set
Mr.
15o!oQO
GO..*_-■■•■■■
-
the
for
•
•
Air
commercial
.
200 000
"v
,
and
system
plane
seid
has
program
Coil
200 000
Co
"
~
of special-purpose
■
wide range
on
Sept. 30 to stockholders, James O.
"Commencing with July of this- year;
operating at a substantial profit.',':
; Burke'put the net prolit for July p.rifr August at -abodt $16O,0Q0,
TV
To
200,000
>, -v.
/
,
Hugo-Marx & 'Co.i—t.
Co.,
in
"•«%
Joyce Ac Co.—
Alleman;
/
this
of
j
to
review
President,
Magnavox,
150,000
-
a
>
Sperry
fixed
a
the
to
improvement
where
-
:
ahead
Rawlings
aggressive ..program, he said, included cutting overhead,
expenses
salaries; but- more important, it included finding new markets
.for
Standard
tuners! In
the
past year new customers added included
100,000
Keir.
'
10%
are
for The
'
-
and
1,000,000
',
"Co.
>
from
"
This
'
,
Leedy,
200,000
Ac
Ac.
1956.
.
attributed
2,000^000
Inc._
Ac
period
;
of
Coil Products Co.,
indicated
He
800,000
Co!
:
aircraft
comprehensive
.
Josey
&
300,000
Middlebrook,
,
COllrts
*
.
,
(1f
200 000
-
Corp.;——
Kreeger
Ac
B.
and
net profit
600,000
6s
$0.95
1957
Rawlings-Division
months'
.
point, reporting
registered in 1956, '
150^000
Co
Corp.
nine
the work
do
delivered
even
200,000
Ladenberg,
150,000
Mr.
500 000
Kenower, MacArthur
300,000..:
Securities
Collings
I.
John
Inc.-—
Inc.—
-
.
used
company
after.-In
600,000
.Hewitt
II.
Whiteside, West
Wihslow,
Space.
,
...
is
the
special
a
this
and
400,000
Kirkland,
Jones,
150,000
100,000
-—r-r-r-*
Carroll Ac Co.—
In
Burke.
$200,000
& Sons
,
the
create
control
J
Ac
Ac
Grubbs
600,000
,
to
Standard
agfcregate of
The-Jontison, Lane,
1,0.0,000
Co.__——_
In®;
Lee W.
^
'to
them
aeareaaff.
Corp__
Ac
full
a
can
..
(lie
Ellis
31,
the
185, p.: 2494.
will be
sonn
Center.
"platform",
radio
to
Norfolk
3,000,000
Co.—
Brooke
an
Co.,
Humphrey,
..
Corp.
system
Fundamentally,
150 G00
Investment
Stein—
mcnt
gyros
•
sell
Co._:_____
Ac
Harrison
150,000
new
systems
'
severally
Ira Haupt Ac. Co—„
Holme, Applegote Ac
v
1,000,000
&
Ac
the
toll
private
of
Anderson
100,000
Co.j._
in
for
have
to
Garrett
Hallgarten
300,000
1,000,000
including
in 1956.—V.
Rand
The
5,201,844
Marshall-Ac
of
>gyro equipment now used on both military
Sperry's
aeronautical
equipment
division
Freeman Ac Co.,
Green,
100,000
Ac
Bradford Ac
C.
had
com-
Arkan-
Illinois
Goodbody Ac Co.—
Grande Ac Co. Inc.-
'
150,000
r & Co. Inc.——
Bramhall
M.
Robert
1,000,000
Ac Co.
Ac
Ac
M.
250,000
Blair
in
,
Iowa
earnings
precision—required by supersonic jets to reach 4heir targets
accuracy and demolish them with
latest'toss-bombing tech¬
been
achieved in
a
lightweight, versatile Tgyro systefn
announced, on Oct. 3 by the Sperry Gyroscope Co.; a division • Of
additions
Interstate
?
Freeman
300,000
~
Stearns
Df
July
niques—has
Sperry
below
include
of
as
Sperry Rand Corp.—Announces New Development-
need'
furnishing
below
forth
$1.21
j,„
—
outstanding
figures
65.000
$545,000
with great
'
debentures?*
of
share
per
year,
620.000
'
71,000
...
9,
last
/■
$1,230,000
794,000
$735,000
shares
oh
1956
1956
$1,600,000
classic
of
conjunction with
It also furnishes
a8ree(1
Gairdner
Co.
«
amounts
has
1957
...
year
of
$127,400,000, comfunded debt of $175,-
named
.
—
1955, -the date of acquisition of that
company.
Sales for the nine months of our 1957 fiscal
1957, total operating
income was $50,335,135. '
net
COn!pany
200,000
Bond
Dec.
from
the
Inc.
i
"'Based
by the
Telephone
practice
facilities
.
.
.
applied
transmission
.
3,000,000
—
*-Net earnings
t
avere
•,
3,010.000
Weeks Ac Co—
George K. Baum
B
the
equity;
and
—
Bankers
William
and
-
taxes
Net earnings
-
of
July 3Lr-
ineome
income——
Amortization of goodwill—
deben¬
Advances
'
'
,
before
on
purposes.
1951,
60O,OjO
------——
The
turbine
Nine Months Ended
Taxes
e(Juity amounted to $1,114,407,826;
$25,150,000
__
Co.—
Co., Inc.——
Ac
«
Esbe
for
the
gas
184, *p.
-Profit
redemption prices
American
business
pirst
____
j
e
amount
Co.
Mars
Co.,
.'-250;000
Income
The
the
established
an
for
use,
other
1,500,000
—
the 46,930,054
average number
the first six months of 1857.—V, 185,
on
6s
*
-
-
200.000
;
——
Yantis
•' *-
-
-
-
-
(A. G.) Spalding; & Bros. Inc. (&
Subs.)—Earnings Up
months ended June
30,
Corp.
882,167,000
149,293,000
with
services
Co.
Securities
Cofeurn AC
31,247,000
53,635,000
income taxes
and
$313,537,083
Co.,. Inc.
<3
w
«,
Solar Refilling Co.—Receives
Generator Contract—
Air
six
respective
Ac
Corp.
Barret, Fitch, North
re-election
<4
57 842.000
on
tS
the
a?T0 er'
Aslunun
S
Atwill
7953
1,011,245,000
*.
Taxes, other than
to
Peck___
£
C-
modified
1,506,613,000 1,344,621,000
Selling, general and administrative experisps
Depletion, abandonments and amortization
of intangible
development costs and leases
Depreciation, plant ^retirements and other
Provision for income
service
®trudwick
pro¬
1,490,157,000 1,323,309,000
16,456,000
21,312,000
material, wages, salaries
-
$212,468
equipment:
cn
administrative,
Division
from
plant.T
31,
Corp.
in
income
amortization
&
AmpH^i
this
1957
for
organization.
t'a '
' capital stock
advances at Dec.
""—-—.
American
to help
$
Crude oil, products,
no
Stuart
Adams
Subs.)—Earnings—
30—
services, etc
interest———
Dividends and
™
In
in
Clayton
Products,
optional
«and advances
$100,000,000 principal
Ac
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc. (&
telephone
Burns Bros. & Denton,
a
Net
interest.
advances
parent
S~Thunderwriters
Halsey,
board
research
at
is engaged in the
and
amounted
severally
severally,
value
later
used
Other actions taken by the
stockholders were approved of
incentive
stock
option plan for key
employees, and the
of
the present board of
directors.—V. 186, p. 1309.
Six
irlrf
and
revenues
$6 000 000
stockholders
101.531%
mainly local and toll telephone
service,
EARNINGS—-For the
several
par
authorizing
offering will be
company's
for
change
of
rTexas, and a small portion of
Loul.s- °£.JUne 30- l957- the company
The company also furnishes
t
000 non
UOO.OOO
on
of
$10
$1 36
financing will
conformity
its
tek vision
Bear,
resolution
a
authorized $12,000,000 will be offered
a pro rata basis.
Proceeds of the
the
to
CIRCLINE
one
of
the
in
195Ii£aJwl«aLstock
related
and
bid
a
accrued
S ?ne programs
and teletyPewriter
and.
value.
also adopted
debentures. It
on
finance
of
150.000
25O.0W3
—
457,904
$1.60
redeemable
plus
repayment
exchange
Canada.
shareholders
proposal,
increase
an
600,000
the
Ac
;
than
Amortization
$620,631
618,649
__
1
service.
between
Split and New Debenture
approved
1957.
The
meeting, also provides for
common
to
year
split
$992,397
points within its
territory, partly in
other companies,
principally the American Company.
teletypewriter
lhe
stock
the
Company,
obtained
?
Approved—
two-for-one
be
par,
7,"—
Smith-Corona Inc.—Stock
A
are
n
two
to
improvements
service
(circular) lamps—one 32 watts, the other 40 watts. The
higher rated
eificiency of these tubular lamps provides greater
brightness at street
levels with no Increase in
power consumption.
Tlie uliit
may
also be used
with
a
Silvray processed
(silvered)
incandescent lamp—150 watts. 200 watts or
300 watts—to concentrate
light on roadways, while shielding the house side
of the unit.
It is reported that the circular
design greatly reduces the overall
size, as well as cost, as compared with conventional
48 inch lamps
now
appearing in street lighting Installations.—V. 186,
p. 1309.
Issue
toward
of
the development of a new
shatter-resistant Plexi-glass
parks and streets.
is
to
are
110%
BUSirpsS—Company
Sllvray Lighting, Inc.—New Development—
This
from
niun.cr.tion services,
president.
as
Neal
S.
Co.
——
Inc.
,
'
'
—
expense
ether
Taxes
71,889
company, of borrowing from the
American Company, as
aiises, for general corporate
purposes, including extensions,
the
has
company
rectors,
debentures
al¬
business
submitted
the
proceeds of the sale of the preferred stock
are:
$386,000 for distillation equipment; $650,000 for cost of
building
and land; $180,000 for
preliminary organization such as market sur¬
vey, process and plant engineering, and establishment of
selling facil¬
ities; and $50,000 for operating capital.
work.
income
Interest
$692,520
—V.
Telegraph
is
of
uses
common
Stanley Az Co.
A. T. Azl.
brokers, storage warehouses and all other
purchasing 30 acres of land in the City of
Saskatchewan, on which it proposes to erect its distillery.
Saskatoon,
The
and/or
*
71,694
4?bs.
company
the company proposes to offer as a bonus to
purchasers
preferred shares by issuing a warrant to each purchaser of
preferred entitling such purchaser to buy one share of common for
each share of preferred purchased.
The initial exercise price of the
warrant
is
$1 per share.
The underwriter will also receive a 207c
selling commission on each common share sold.
Signet Distilleries was organized in March, 1956 for the purpose of
organizing, financing, establishing and operating a distillery or dis¬
for
$1,064,091
-
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the
which
tilleries
292,686
530.
p.
as
ranging
will
the
of
391,656
Selling,
Morgan
Regent
which
j
.
f
&
Wright'Ac
Southwestern Financial
Corp.—Reports Profits Up—
Total
Depreciation
_
requirements
Wood
L.
Vvyatt,
F.
250,000
1309.
p.
E.
Inc.
Waggoner
„v
250.000
250,000
Co.,
Ac
Co.—
3,000.000
Co—
Three Months Ended August 31—
,
The group won award of the
issue at compet¬
itive sale Oct. 1 on a bid of
100.1099%.
.
250,000
covers
made
for
985,216
'
Oct. 3.
on
250,000 7%
deferred cumulative redeemable pre¬
par.
The company proposes to offer this stock for
$10
at
Ltd.
selling
a
a
1,455,747
(net)
186;
Co._^^.Ac
Whittaker Ac
116,108
$961,048
writing syndicate which offered
$100,000,000 of 35-year
4%% debentures, due Oct.
1, 1992, at 100.854% and ac¬
crued interest, to yield
4.70%. Subscription books closed
ters Preferred Stock Issue With SEC—
This
—V.
>
'.Vj
.
1,500.000
^
Arthur
200.000
Ac
L.
Harold
400.009
Ac'
,
500 000
& Co. Inc.—,
N..-White
'-
-
,
1,300,000
...
Signet Distilleries, Ltd., Regina, Sask., Canada—Regis¬
27,
496 687
,
for
Slants
Starkweather
$1,444,682
100.030
200,000
Co.—
:
?..
——.c—500.000
Co.
Co.
447,548
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Debentures
Offered
—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., on Oct. 2. headed an under¬
2852.
p.
R.
Ac.
h-*'
Ac
1379.
p.
Plans Large
—
186,
William
$5,874,566
3,853,175
____
shares
outstanding (average)
Earned per share on common
—V.
Moore
Ac
100.000
nav
Robert
-Paul-
Co._
300.000
Dabnev
Wertheiih
C.
;•
2,000.000
A:
635,846
696,782
Common
Offering Early in 1958—
Royal Dutch Co. above.—V.
See
dis¬
Simon
3,791,459
income
deductions
M.
Smith.
283,185
operating
Balance
well-known
he
stores."—V.
will
line.
the
bear
taxes
I.
1956
$6,851,954
.«
Net
income
Preferred
dividend
company
White Dot." It
Sheaffer II, President,
„
»
income
Income
will
names
this
by
Registered
supply, Walter A.
the newest addition to
announcing
Dot
be
is
whose
pen
limited
in
will
ballpoint
manufacturer
19SPT f-
>
taxes
Gross
1,
income
Co.—Earnings Increased—
h
Co
,.--.
l.
Co
150,000
'
150.000
—
Wallace,, Geruldsen-Ac
Ac;
——
590,000
••
Anthony
Weetlen
-
1,503,000
Began
250,000
CO.—
Joseph-Walker Ac Sons
150,000
L
Co"..
Inc
Shields Ac Co
Power
r.
400,000
200,000
——
&
Tyson
300.000
—e—L—1-—,
Shearspn,
Co.,
&
Strauss. &-
Tucker,
.
150,000
:
BlosreT
Townsend.
.
500,000
'Stringfellow_v
Season,good: 6s Mayer.—
Shaughacssy 6s Co.r
-
s.
■
Ac
Sheridan
July 31—
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Depreciation
3-for-l
approved
are: Until Oct.
15, 1958, 37 shares at $27.03 per share
$1,000 principal amount of debentures; until 1961, 33 shares
at
S30.30,
ancl to
1964* 30 shares at $33.33.
The
debentures
are
redeemable at
105V2 to Oct.
15, W-33, ant! at declining prices after
for
12 Months Ended
.
^
250.000
Scott
A;
200,000
-
Co.——
Thomas
...
Ac.Parke——
Schw&bacher 6s Co._-—
Sc<}tt, Horner Ac Co-
horse¬
Saturn
Southern Nevada
offered
was
"
.
Leach-
Stubbs, Smith Ac
Lombardo, Inc.
3,000,000
:
,
,v
200.000
McDowell
J.
1,000,000
—
Ac
Straus,
2,250,000
$300,000
Co'._
Fox,
Stix
Ac
Poole,-
Ac
Meyer
Inc.
*
250,000
-
Frank,
Sterne, Agce Ac
Stifel, Nicolaus
1,000,0)0
Co.
Bros.
A:
Dominion
*
•
Inc.
Inc.——
Co.,
A:
1,60j,00.)
•
,
Co.,
Brothers
Stern.
Schoellkopf, HuttonAc Pomeroy. Inc.;—--
a
*
,
horsepower
'
Stern
300,000
H'ltzler
2148.
p.
F.
Schmidt,"
20
Army.—V.
$400,000
'
&• Rensnaw—
Salomon
aircraft engine ever built to power a one-man
helicopter.
inches high, the tiny turboshait
engine will produce 55 shaft
horsepower. A variable speed model of this 50-pound engine is also
being designed by Solar for
flying platforms under study by the
Ac
:
100,900
Robinson-
Ross
,
aircraft's
unit
the
In
Stein Bros. Ac Boyce^_
/
Co
Ac
Monday, October 7, 1957
.,
,
Rodman
L.
.
Ac
Humphrey
equip¬
necessary
/
the
flying,
turbine
gas
Only
Hughes
Inc.——
Close
A:
The
in¬
an
are
operate
,
for
development
the
propulsion.
Rand
squadrons
engines operable in extreme arctic
is equally efficient under tropical
possible for the tanker force to operate
support
under
to
when
power
power
manufactures
Co.,
Reynolds
designed
tankers
conditions
turbine,
refueling
piston
it
climatic
air
seven
available
the
on
turbine
gas
Presently
power
100,000
—
of
are
furnishes
This
also
engine.
100,000
—
Ac
Rambo,
.
unit,
SAC
electrical
KC-97's
The
extreme
Solar
100,000
Mosle
also
the
minimum
100,000
Inc.—
500,000
& Co
&
100,000
Co
aircraft
APU
conditions.
for
has
now
formerly
power
keep
under
Robinson-Humphrey
Shields
Dean
Co.—
Co.—
Ac
d-c
temperatures.
100,000
Co.—
Raffensperger,
Keiner Inc.
power
auxiliary
The
100,000
Az
Miller
McKelvy
Webber,
Witter
E.
The
Jackson
Curtis-^-—
&
Inc
Co.,
in the Boeing KC-97 Stratotanker.
The
existing orders for the units, now being
recently installed gas turbine assembly lines
source
which
100,000
6s
the
when
ment
225,000
auxiliary
power
furnishes
doubles
Az
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Carl
also
225,000
Inc
Dittmar
Solar
dependent
Az
Sullivan
installed
Solar's
San
The
225,000
—
Az
Inc..;—
Deane
Bosworth,
1,000,000
ties Corp.-————
Paine,
—
Scribner
1,000,000
Webster Securi¬
Stone &
White,
Singer,
Pierce,
Beane_^
A:
Feni-er
As
Hutton
be
supplements
on
Diego, Calif.
The Strategic Air Command
fully equipped with the unit.
225,000
Co
Pomeroy,
1,000,000
Peabody & Co._
Kidder,
in
225,000
Lyncji
Schoellkopf,
will
manufactured
225,000
Co
Leonard
Riter Az
1,000,000
Securities & Co._
Co.__—
Milwaukee
Moore,
Co., Inc.
1,000,000
Dillon,
Union
&
Eastman
Southwest
and
contract
new
First
Az
Co.
Blyth
engine
debentures:
the
Boston Corp._$4,600,000
First
The
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
150,000
1,300,000
by offering to shareholders rights to subscribe to addi¬
The number of shares-and the price
tional capital stock.
.
•*
.Number 56.79
186
Volume
.
.
..
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kindred
company's. technical
in
ufactured
meet'these
$21,761,370
;
•
"
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:
5
distributed
Manufacturing Co.—Sale*
purchased a Standard wheel truing
machine, it was announced on Sept. 27 by W. E. Olds, Vice President.
Installation of the machine, scheduled for delivery in December, will
be made in the railroad's diesel locomotive shop in Roanoke, ya.
"With the
new machine
the railroad will be able to. restore worn
wheels to contour without removing wheels or truck assemblies from
diesel engine or railway cars, thus attaining substantial advantages in
speed and economy of repair, said Mr. Olds.:,.'
This transaction represents the 39th machine sold by- Standard to
leading Tj: S. and Canadian railroads as well as the National Railways
of Mexico.—-V. 186, p. 530.
-*
f>.' "
*' ; -7
"7 The Norfolk
'
,»„•
7
Loan
a
$17
between
share,-,.v
: "•*
'
will be entitled to the benefit of
per
,
v;
V•
r •.*""•
interest in each case.
accrued
plus
par,
*
•
&
Net
for
present
to
effect
giving
'
•
"
stock' '$25
Preferred
able
v--
par
value*—isau-
.
series^--—300,000 sns.
in -
'..7-6''- cumulative preferred stock—--—
- 7* ..."
tGi'r 'cumulative pfd. stock, series A
"
Clftsa A-common (stock ($1 par...Value.)'2,500,000 shs.
; Class' B common- stock ($1 par value)
300,000.shs, *
.
.
.
'''«■ Bank
■
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lines
credit
of
j
ave
ilable
-
to
the
"The
*-
p.
1095.
v.-.-.
.
funds will
/Summit Industries, Inc.,
t
'
Southern
'J-
:
'
.
molding
•
as '
of
"i
-tive
•
33("7
debentures
due
-
Wall
.
Street.
r
'
-
*
'
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Taylor Instrument
isters
'
Common Stock
1
*
'
•
-
"
-
'
-
company
the
9net
approximately
""
.
1,145,023
1.160,047
$5,105,690
$6,934,379
14,689
105,459
106,902
211,197
1,599,122
1,730,484
$414,099
195,674 :
$631,427
______—.
B.
$3,401,109
$5,096,993
on
Oct.
loans,
bank
Reports Loss—
contracts)________—_
*21,083
per
on
a
holder
share
"best
whicli
it
The
units
price
thereof
through
efforts"
would
Its
one
shares
Y
—
and
unit.
per
purchase
1957
seeking
proposed
250,000
and
Each
additional
an
22,
1,126,500 wararnts
are
share
common
$2.01
Jan.
and
warrants
common
of
to
stock
250,000
of
filed
was
common
and
250,000
In
offering
the
$2
statement
of
shares
offered
an
of
for
to
be
warrants
warrant
one
warrant
would
share
common
at
Feb.
28,
1959.
The offering would be made
by M. S. Gerber, Inc., of New York
for
selling commission of 39c per unit ' plus
the underwriter also would be entitled to
basis
receive
a
Transition,
total of 87,500 warrants at lc per warrant and 87,500
at
lc
per 6hare,
which Gerber agreed to hold for
company
now
has
outstanding
676.500
common
a
shares
common
investment.
shares
to
The
and
issued
and
expenses;
like number
a
officers,
of
directors
warrants.
and
and
the
to
prospectus,
to
proposes
tantalum
alloys,
to
backlog of uncompleted contracts increased
and production is currently at an all-time
Mr. Rogers said.—V. 186, p. 885.
the
$444,906,
William
of
announced
was
on
R. Huguenin as a director of this corpo¬
Sept. 30 by L. C. Peskin, President.
succeeds John F. Maher, resigned, is President
a subsidiary
of Food Machinery & Chemical
50,000 shares of Thermal stock, together with
options on 100,000 additional shares of stock at prices ranging from
$5 to $7 per share.
Benjamin C. Carter, Executive Vice-President of
Food Machinery
& Chemical Corp,
also Is a director of Thermal.
Huguenin,
Mr,
Stokes
of
of
487,500 shares
patents,
were
processes
and
and
metals
and
in
the
manu.actare
•
of
powders and chips of magnesium and magnesium alloys. The prospectus
states that the plant at Wallkill is presently being set up for, the
production
of
ferrotantalum-columbium
and
ferrocolumbium,
master
alloys used
by
the stainless
steel
In its order for proceedings,
and
other
industries.
the Commission challenges the
accuracy
and adequacy of various informational disclosures contained in Transi¬
tion's registration statement
and prospectus.
Among thess are dis¬
closures
lc per
with
to
respect
shares
at
$1
((1)
the
prior sale to 14 persons of 189,000
together with 189,000 warrants >at
share,
per
warrant, including the failure to state that such sales
been
made
rities
Act;
struction
high
In
violation
(2)
the
the
of
purity
the
of
intended
benefication
columbium
to
the
failure
be
the
to
state
registration
of
use
the
the
and
that
13)
there
or
is
no
the
to
to
even
of
have
may
the
Secu¬
equipment
for production
products were maoe without
other producers in the field
of
Transition
requirement
proceeds of this financing,
estimate of the cost of con¬
the
tantalum
experiences
products
work;
plant
and
enable
to
tantalum
Transition
and
costs
sufficient
and
experimental
description
that the proceeds
purity colum¬
the necessary prior
business in
which
assurance
produce high
perform
of
the
to engage, including particularly the failure to
limited market for ferrotantalum-columbium and ferro¬
that consumption largely depends on the production of
proposes
out the
columbium,
certain
of stainless steel,
types
and
the
volume of production
of
such
the failure to state that Transition's proposed
per
year
of ferrotantalum-columbium
and
ferro-columbium will be approximately one-third of that consumed In
1955 and approximately one-fourth of that consumed in 1956 by the
steel
Industry,
and the failure to state various other competitive
factors involved in
the production and sale of these products; and
(4) the officers and directors of Transition, including the failure to
disclose their lack of experience in the ferro-alloy industry, particu¬
types of stainless steel,
tons
96
of
the production
p. 1932.
respect to
with
larly
ferro-columbium.—V.
Co.,
of
ferrotantalum-columbium
and
185,
Travelers Insurance Co.—New Agreement Announced
owns
Through
agreement made by Stewart-Warner Corp. with the
Co.—believed to be the first agreement of its
an
Insurance
Travelers
country—individual hospital and surgical expen$» insur¬
the
type
in
ance
henceforth
"
—V.
186,
885.
p.
Three States Natural
John
an
Gas Co.—Reports Profit—
President,
McGuire,
A.
on
Sept. 24 reported
retirement,
consolidated net
$524,534 for the fiscal year ended May 31, 1957.
This is
increase of $828,780 over the previous year's adjusted loss of $304,of
income
246. Oil and gas sales
for the year ended May 31, 1957, were $4,918,512.
had cash on hand and negotiable U. S. Treasury securities
totaling $2,259,260 at the close of the fiscal year. Future oil and gas
revenues
will be increased by additional runs anticipated from five
The company
completed Paradox Basin wells beginning In January, 1958. From the
annual report it seems reasonable to forecast that total revenues for
the coming fiscal year will exceed
$5,200,000.
The
company
inaugurated drilling projects over 300,000 acres of
in New Mexico,
Colorado, Utah, Texas and Mississippi
1956-1957 period.
The report also revealed an average
daily excess of 3,250 barrels of oil and 42,900,000 cubic feet of gas.
This
represents an approximate 2%
increase in oil deliveries and
twenty-one
percent Increase in natural gas runs over comparable
the
during
■
figures.
Principal operations were in: The Paradox Basin, San Juan County,
and
Utah,
several
holds
States
more
counties
than
in
200,000
Southwestern Colorado,
net
cres,
and
which
where
is
one
Three
of
the
of attention of the petroleum Industry. Drilling opera¬
tions included completion of Arrownedd No.
1 for initial potential of
707 barrels of oil daily." The new well was more than a mile from
westernmost development In the prolific Anetli field.
In Sam Pete
centers
major
Valley
gas
Well No.- 3 was completed on the 70,000 acre Joe's
It had potential of more than 4,000,000 cubic feet of
from the Ferron sand, and 1,000,000 per day from the
This well extends the developed proved Ferron producing
Utah,
County,
Unit.
per
day
Dakota zone.
or
reason.
Vice-President, Industrial Relations and Legal, Ste¬
Corporation, also announced that the same b nsfits will
to the spouse of an employee who dies and to children
wart-Warner
be
available
as
they
that
other
any
Miller,
W.
W.
at reasonable cost to all employees
and subsidiaries covered by group insurance
of their current employment because of layoff,
Corp.
termination
the
upon
be available
will
Stewart-Warner
of
properties
'
for
who
Smith
&
which
Corp.,
total
.
.
Transition was organized in February
in the production of columbium and
engage
chemicals
A
promoters
.
production
one-shift operations,
election
ration
additional common stock,
$2,500,000 will be applied to retirement of short-term
be
at
bium
$216,905
President, said the company works on a com¬
basis,
and that much of the production expense
was
on
contracts which will be completed during
quarter
$226,117
The
».
1
were
and
1,615,000
will
-
1956
1957
$157,772
Thermal Research & Engineering Corp.—New Director
•
.
prooeeds from the sale of the
loans
2037.
p.
determine
registration
of
250,000
and
quarters.
the
During
Companies, Rochester, N. Y.—Reg¬
Offering With SEC—
and- the balance
to
offered.
to
were
of
Rogers,
quarter
high for
Vice-President
•
initially
point
contracts
the
from
will be added to general corporate funds.
incurred in connection with larger inventories
and receivables, arising from increasing
sales in recent years, prinvcipally in the field of automatic industrial process equipment.
Taylor Instrument Companies is one of the leading manufacturers
bank
•These
332,446
income.
succeeding
filed a registration statement with the
Securities
and Exchange
Commission covering a proposed offering
to common stockholders
of rights to subscribe for 99,195 shares of
additional common stock, par $10, at the rate of one new share for
each four shares held as "f record Oct. 22, 19:~7.
'•
A
group
headed by The First Boston Corporation will purchase
any
shares
unsubscribed at the termination of the offering on
-
$5,774,332
$3,959,867
1199.
p.
Ralph
in
•
•
$307,539
1955-1956
...
185,
and
1933
which
193,875
131,060
$639,985
•
16,561
deducts.-
sales -(completed
pleted
'
v
nas
Transition's
1956
5,675
"
This
330,164
income
♦Net
'
J-''
Operation—
28,061
$843,662
income
186,
Net
Trust Co., New York, announces that definiJuly 1, 1981 are available at its office at
in exchange for outstanding temporary
New York City,
debentures.—V. 186, p. 3G3.
2
operation
,
Texcrete Structural Products Co.
(Calif.)—Definitive Debs. Heady—
c The City Bank Farmers
*
-
production
1957—8 Months—1956
$6,294,966 $52,938,362 $53,881,244
5,326,898 41,069,478 40,979,818
: "
305,407
4,415,744
3,978,954
327,051
3,362,213
2,954,265
3 Months Ended Aug. 31—
polyester,
Vice-President of SUMMIT, was
Manufacturing at Zenith Plastics Co. "
of
stock.—V.
Exchange Commission, it was announced
on
instituted "stop order" proceedings under the Securi¬
relation
'
1
.
Mireau,
Chris
Charge
exchange
common
including the failure to disclose that
„
epoxy,
:
has authorized this company
by Issuing 238,840 shares of $2 50 par
for 119,420 shares of its presently out¬
good will.
4? $513,498 •"'
oper./ income
charges
Net
-V.
field,
Superior Oil Co.
'
integrated
fully
1957—Month—1956
•
California.
Gardena,
E.
a
& Pacific Ry.—Results from
Miscellaneous
Fixed
.
■
subsidiaries
of
mat.,, cloth,
-
thc^ various'
company
two-for-one
in
par
of
common
•"
in
houses
hlant
income
Total
-
U
group
;
ry.
Other
-,.
.
The
•
preform or preimpregnated materials as well
phenolic'and silicone molding com¬
pounds: and* premix molding.
Vacuum bag,' contact or pressure bag
processes - arc used in wet lay-up of silicone, polyester, phenolic and
epoxy: panels,
sandwich - structures - radomes, housings and ducting.
••-.Foam-in-place; equipment
and adhesive bonding facilities are also
;
planned for-the near future.^
• ■
., Albert
S. Greenberg, President of SUMMIT, with 13 years of. experii;ence-in- reinforced plastics .manufacturing,
was
formerly Executive
Vice-President and Chairman of the Board of Zenith Plastics Company,
"
•
Bedford
Net
corporation, located at 2104 West Rosecrans,
Ave., Gardena, California, plans to do aircraft assembly work, such
as wing
tips, crash pad panels, radomes, empennage components, etc.,
where-details of plastic and metal are made into an assembly.
'"Processes- for both defense
and commercial- products include press
~
30,
entitle
facility to
manufacturing
the
Texas
new
defense
the
In
stock
Act
of
to
Period End. Aug. 31-—■
>
Gardena, Calif.—Opens New
needs.
civilian
and
'
Opens New Plant—
States.
Operating revenues
$6,480,255
Operating expenses
4,915,027
Ry.
tax
accruals--_ 678,357Equip, rentals (net Or)
350,938
Jt. iac. rentals (net Dr)
22,435
facility has been added by this corporation1 to
California's productive capacity in plastics for both delense
important
An
stock
According
1957
'
Co.—-Private Placement—The
office.
•
as
1199.
and
applied to the cost oi a- new central warehouse
which is nearly completed.--V. 185, p. 2604.
?
Plastic Plant—
t
share
per
whether to suspend the
effectiveness of
registration statement filed by this corporation for alleged failure to
comply with the disclosure requirements of that Act.
The hearing
therein is scheduled for Oct. 10, 1957, in the
Commission's Washington
growing of , crystals to, the manufacture of an advanced line
and related devices. It will benefit from a cross-fertili¬
zation of scientific and manufacturing skills and talents between itself
and the parent company at Dallas, which ranks as a world leader in
the design and manufacture of semiconductor devices.—V.**f86, pp. 1379
be
Louis,'Mo.,
$2.08
1201.
a
transistors
Stix, Baer & Fuller
The
to
net proiics amounted
purchase, at lc per warrant, 4 warrants for each 5 shares sold in this
offering.
Morris S. Gerber, President of the underwriter, previously
acquired from Jean A. Lamoureaux and Clarence F. Hiskey, promoters
of
63,5o2 shs.
; 129 slis.
+1,876,545 shs.
300,000 shs.
,
equal
year,
185, p.
share.—V.
$20,000
" .*
^
its
Securities
Sept.
ties
Geophysical Service Inc. maintains offices at strategic points
than 70 crews engaged under
oil-companies' in -geophysical exploration for petroleum in
17 countries in both hemispheres.
some
.
'
The
wholly-owned subsidiary, formally opened
for the manufacture
and their marketing
outside'(the 'United
$544,750,
were
per
Transition Metals & Chemicals, Inc., Wallkill, N
SEC Institutes Stop-Order
Proceedings—
was
a
year
cents
throughout the world'iiv support of more
Co.—Note Placed Privately—The
■li- company
announced on Oct. 2 that it has borrowed
$2,506,000 on its- promissory note, due July 1, 1976, from
an
institutional investor. This financing was arranged
l. v-in conjunction with Goldman, Sachs & Co.
*
'
subsidiaries,
,
Louisiana.—-V.. 186,
in -St*
Ltd.;-
the
98
contract
to $32,645i000.at 86''banks.
*: t The conversion rights on the 67
cumulative convertible preferred
stoe::,-series1 A, expired on Dec. 31, 1950j >;
• . - ,
i+'i 'K'f In August 1957, the-company issued 16,679 shares of its class A
-V common stock (rv cxciiange
lor all of the outstanding stock of seven
,;'v corporations- operating four
loan offices "in" Florida andthree in
r
is
established
-
,
consolidated
its
sterling area countries.
the first Texas Instruments
the
plant
known
.
*v
,
-
throughout
The
amounted
'
...
and
split
standing $5
President,
on
development
by 1962—
$0.10
Oct. -T- in: Bedford, England,
transistors -and other -semiconductor devices
plant
new
of.
-
at June 30,
company
Instruments
Texas
it3
^
,
31,
May
a
The Interstate Commerce Commission,
$249,668,-or 22 cents
of
for
or
registration
be
'
.
$117,291
$0.23
corporation
Rogers,
B.
Income
profits
common
—$251,603
-
Texas Instruments Inc.—rUnit
4,713,000
8,000,000
—
ended
year
on
$30,000,000
Transcon Lines, Los Angeles, Calif.—Stock
Split—
,
to
.
notes
borrowed, money),_
lor
34,758
.
Cr4,595
share
this
to
152,049
•
$224,387, or 17 cents per common
has announced.
This compares
per share, for fiscal 195G.
Additionally for 1957 the company's equity in undistributed net
earnings
of its unconsolidated subsidiaries
and principal affiliates
amounted to $99,237 and $66,666 respectively.
Sales of the company's consolidated subsidiaries totaled $15,050,103,
compared with $12,056,634 in 1950.
Adverse spririg weather was a strong: factor lit reduce-d profits for
the year, Mr. Rogers told stockholders.—V. 185, p. 2037.
from
.
"
of
Ralph
net
with
Outstanding
payable_____^—:
17'
*
$18,908,225
12 year sinking fund debentures, -*
due
1966--.
1—
$8,000,000
7,255.000
5','- "promissory? notes, due 1959-1908—
4,000,000
:
4,000,000
4».',
promissory notes, due 1959-1971
10,000.000
10.000,000
Shi'? promissory notes, due 19C1-1972
6,000,000. t, ,
6,000,000
S*>
subord. dc4>s.,: due April 1, 1960—
6,750,000 t-.-* 4,324,000 ,
6'7. sinking fund subordinated deben-,
.-j,. ,
- ;
.7 -'tur'es,- duo Sept. 15,1977—-——a- ; 3,000,000
- ..
3,000,000 ;
5convertible capital.debentures (sub-<■
•;<%,:< ■'
*
oulinated to. all: other indebtedness ^
,y. ;.
•
1
Short-term
the
share,
financing
Authorized
income
.
($5,392)—
taxes
1_
common
per
sales
placed privately, through R. W. Pressprich & Co., a
$1,600,000 conditional sales contract maturing semi¬
annually April 1, 1958 to April 1, 1972, inclusive.—V. 183
p. 2697.
'
$3,742,340
177,464
(est.)
income
inc.
it has embarked
annual
Proyision for taxes. In the previous
$252,651,
Trailer Train
1956
1957
424,472
—_7_—
on
Fed.
&
income
Net
.
•
Capitalization
($1,564)
exp.
Earnings
"-•••- %
"v. .V
EARNINGS-*-For the six months ended June 30, 1957, the company
had' opt rating Jncomc ol' $8,344,377 and ne: income of $1,728,328,
against" operating income of $6,919,'902 and net income of $1,446,271
lor thi* Ji'tc six months of 1956."
*
*'
;
•
taxes
State
disclosed
1
increasing
has
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
taxes
at
present volume.
new
from purchase of debentures issued by
company,-less applicable bond discount
the
../"V'i-V'
,
_
-
and
inoome
Oct.
on
aimed
double
Net
?
to
$4,028,554
before
1,892
The program was disclosed by F. R. Dickenson, President, in Townannual
report to stockholders;
which
also showed
that
the
company's sales for the fiscal year ended June 30,
1957, rose to
$16,770,376 from $15,648,296 the previous year.
Income
.
t
the
of
of
50'/o
a
send's
has paid, on Oct. 1, 1957, a
share to stockholders of record
company
of 30c per
sales
Federal
.
the financing will be added to the
initially used to rc-dirce short-term bank
loans.-and >hort-tevm notes due within puq,year. .
/
'.--BUSINESS—Corporation, one of the tens largest-organizations en¬
•ci >■ gaged >:in
the consumer finance business,-!^ a- lidding company, find
through its whollv-owned subsidiaries^ operates 181 loan offices lo¬
■;V.: cated ; in
19
states, " One of
the company's subsidiaries is a life
Insurance conmany engaged in writing life insurance and health and
on
borrower^ In-connection with their loan in-',
.y' accident .insurance
1
sale
and
company
almost
un¬
,
to
Corp. and Reynolds for drilling
in this area.at Gulf's expense.
well was recently com¬
discovery
a
(i
Months Ended Aug. 31—
Profit
company's general funds and
debtedhess.
the
1958,
Texas Industries, Inc.
3
Net
from
proceeds
-PR.OCEEDS—Net
-
and
1956
,
sinking fund
designed to retire $200,000 principal amount annually beginning Sept.
vl5i
19G3,
sv If rciehW
--retire 93 *4
.a of ... the
debentures prior ' to
maturity at -100
and; they will also be .redeemable' at ^optional re-Ademption, prices oxii and after Sept.,.15,; 1967, .ranging' from 104<»: to.
-
fiscal
for
stock, capitalization will consist
solely of 495,973 shares of common stock.
Neither the company nor
any
subsidiary has outstanding any funded debt or other securities
ranking prior to its common stock:—V.'166, p. 994.
,•*
.
$1,028,801
of
$170,863.
of
31.
Sept. 13,
1957.
Giving effect
a
The'debentures
'
July
ending
and
1958
15,
Sept.
income
regular quarterly dividend
Corp.—Debentures
exercisable
be
equity
net
Texas,
Townsend Co.—Sales and Profits Higher—
The
company has paid cash dividends or its common stock in each
since 1907, when the company was incorporated, and since Aug. 1,
1935
has paid dividends each quarter.
Thus far in the fiscal year
the holder to purchase 20 shares of-class
each $1,000 principal amount of the debentures':,
for
stock
common,
at
will
and
Oil
wells
more
West
provides
Corp.
cost
program
year
and entitle
19G3
15,
Finance
&
warrants
Purchase
Sept.
and Canadian
Gulf
with
four
55
barrels per day. An arrangement with
for development of Three States
acreage
working interest in this new Wolfcamp re¬
after recovery by Gulf of their development cost.^V. 185, p. 656.
serve
and other revenues of the
subsidiaries consolidated
sales
1957,
31,
made
of
County,
production
Oil
without
The
Western Ry.'has
Offered—
Public offering of $3,000,000 6% sinking fund subordinated debentures, due Sept. 15, 1977 (with class A com¬
mon
stock purchase warrants attached) was made on Oct. 1 by Johnston, Lemon & Co. and Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co. at 97%, plus accrued interest. ,,
:
State
July
United States
for
Gulf
are
Standard Railway Equipment
.,
ended
year
and its
Crane
pleted
industrial
been
have
completion
In
equipment and in the search for
capital
proposed; issue
s
and
period, Jersey has made, very large expenditures
amounted to $26,703,859 and net income to $1,374,860, not including
oil. The proceeds of the
equity in undistributed earnings of its English and Australian sub¬
intended to enable the company to continue to -' sidiaries of $2o0,i>t)8/ This
compares
With sales and other revenues
capital requirements.—V.-186,-p. 530.
...a
•
of
During the postwar
for
ments
controlling
and
portion- of sales and comprise instruments used
processing.
Commercial products, man¬
consumer
use,
include thermometers and barometers.
with
for
the
For
recording
indicating,
.
major
a
connection
company
for
humidity, flow: > liquid level and }oUd, and of
which have been designed or developed by the
staffi
Products manufactured for industrial use
pressure,
instruments,
constitute
financing.
•
instruments
temperature,
offering will be made^ only by means of a
Prospectus, following registration with the Securities
and Exchange Commission— Morgan Stanley & Co. will
be^asked to form a nationwide group t0: underwrite this
; j mined. ; The
«"•*
scientific
of
offered have not yet been deter-
at which shares will be
<1547)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
the age limit for coverage or become married before
Employees having dependent insurance also secure a policy
dependents.—V. 185, p. 386. -.
reach
age.
covering
Union Oil Co. of
California—Offshore Drilling—
procedure for drilling oil wells offshore in
1,000 feet or more with virtually the same .ease
has been developed and patented by the
CUSS Group, consisting of Continental Oil Co., Union Oil Co., Shell
Oil Co., and The Superior Oil Co., it was announced on Oct. 2.
revolutionary
A
depths
water
and
cost
as
up
new
to
drilling on land
system, for which U. S. patents were issued on Oct. 1,
application in opening up vast new underwater areas
The
world-wide
developing oil and
ocean's surface.
CUSS
The
Group,
other mineral
resources
has
for
locked far beneath the
with Union Oil as operator, has already used the
techniques successfully to drill over 300,000 feet of hole,
miles off the California coast in water depths long be¬
lieved impossible to explore.
Holes have been drilled in water depths
up
to 1.500 feet even though the comparatively small vessel Con¬
taining the equipment rose, fell and swung about under the impact
of
high waves and strong ocean
currents. In recent months* an
average of
450 feet a day have been drilled under such conditions.
patented
some
many
—V. 186,
p.
570.
area.
Angel's Peak area of San
Juan County, a newly completed Dakota sand oil well is the fourth
producer in an area six miles in length.
Three earlier wells were
completed by conventional methods prior to oil-sand frac treatment.
The company has a total of 5,000 net acres on the structure. Three
States has also completed a Gallup sand well small producer on the
South Huerfano block with Reynolds Mining Co. as operator. Arrange¬
In
the
San
Juan
Basin
of New Mexico,
United Artists
Corp.—Definitive Debentures Ready-
6%
convertible snubordinated debentures, due May 1,
available for delivery at the Chemical Com Exchange Bank,
Brood Street, New York, N. Y., In exchange for outstanding tem-
Definitive
1969
30
are
norarv
debentures.—V.
185,
p.
2717.
56
(1548)
The Commercial avd Financial Chronicle
United Merchants &
The
Manufacturers, Inc.—Reports Rec¬
with
ord Sales—Net Earnings Declined—
Consolidated
amounted
.
for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1957,
after income tax provisions of $5,910,870,
earnings
net
to
59,887,€-65,
Total
net
eliminated
sales
fiscal
the
of
the
from
and
period
the
were
The
SEC
be
statement.
highest
la
of
stock
com¬
used
selling
a
commission
of
15$£.
C.
other
1957, for
,
described in
for
assigned
445,000
shares
of
stock
these shares
of
to
$10,000.
and
other
12
Mr.
persons.
Proposes its erect a new capacity. t^e Island ol Luzon, the sale of the
to productive plant on The proceeds from near Manila, to
icreasc
version
the
of
will
the
be
in
large part for the acquisition and con¬
and the construction and equipment of
a total
of $225,000 is to lie paid to Mr.
existing plant
plunt.
proposed
ufed
However,
record
of the
The
proceeds
to
are
Oper.
be
vending
machines
Sept. 23 purchased
011
,
for
undisclosed
an
Electronics manufactures nuclear radiation
Instrument
manufactures
Co.
industrial
research,
tlie
lias
It
sale
«r
been
the
of
more
securities
of
of
care
suggested
words
in
the
foreseeable
projected
any
thai
our
amount
the
"Automation."
future.
the
of
assets
the
expansion program
agement policies,
Operating
Oper.
instruments,
area
♦
equipment.
distributes a broad
and
and
of
Jordan
Victoreen
of
in
Electronics,
Inc.
is
keeping with the
186,
"Electronics"
Other
Net
man-
new
inc.
*Fed.
our
presept directors and
With
June
1956,
our
acquired
all
the
of
capital
Cieneral Register
Corp. for the equivalent value of $2,000,000
shares
In
of
stock
shares
our
were
by
*
acquisition
were
transferred to
Company, and is
©f
our
AMTOTE
manufactures,
and
ment
control
as
with
anutucl
over
betting
in
this
wholly
Canada,
the
at
conducts,
those
of
P.
conducting
subsidiary,
similar
a
Canadian
business
in
of
us
will
be
for
5
as
switching
In
Clare
is
now
authorized
tract
in
which
the
the
of
will
be
the
that
our
cutback.
to
of
Province
Co.
of
Clare's
backlog
Ltd.
the
dividend
an
ore
over
This
would
is
be
for
ultimate
Clare
be
military
has
been
affected
income
and
was
our
7%
of
owned
929,768
regular
in
1956,
our
represented
40c
quarterly
1956
was equivalent
to
outstanding comnared
expenses
auu
additional 21c
shares
outstanding,
dividend
$2 48
4
on income
Net
interest
income
•Earnings
per
38,916
a
Net
Co.
5Um
this
°f
year,
$63'642'
the
of
as
Sept. 30
company
equivalent
to
of
2955
$1.04
an
of
taxes
of
but
the
of
earnings
company
last year.—V.
This
shares
for
net
stock
record
one
1957.:
be
offered
25,
1957
for
No
each
hardware
for
per
shares
is
the
month
186,
per
"to
basis,
12
during
The
,
Yale
p.
the
increasingly
an
with
Yale
of
increases
plant
added
larger
of
the
its
share
of
the
hardware
of
increase
an
to
the
to
We,st
new
Calif., it
the
186„
(L.
to
duces
of
$
$
6,157,000
and
5.527,000
its
of
the
of
an
company's
has
company
the
on
average
fiscal
year
total
a
meeting
Winn-Dixie's
Sept.
of
Yale
K-48
line
in
now
It
was
current
of
which
Woodside
Calif.,
and
20
the
purchase
and
earnings
trend
which
June
on
72
*$0.76
$
cash
position
surplus
the
has
company's Gonset Division
equipment in Burbank,
operation gives Gonset a
equipment.
in
and
1932,
the
was
transmitters.
totaled
in
the
marked
Its
fiscal
years
and
in
.
Pvr
the
common
.
eight
share,
weeks
compared
ended
Aug.
with
company
plans
to
responsible for.
week since the end
At the. present time
a
1957.
in
its
various
excellent,
pro¬
^Implete
line
manufacturer
oldest
manufacturer
introduced
of
amateur
450
mobile
produces communication? equipment for civil
aircraft, amphibious landing craft and
Industries
of
beer,
Hinge
for
of Milwaukee;
Gonset
Hinge Co. of Ypsilanti.
consolidated
of
and
into
the
Co.,
Inc.,
of
Mich.
Daybrook, Ottawa,
divisions.
produce
fields
materials
handling and roadbuilding
transportation, construction, public
motor
mining.
Extruded
Hinge
"
manufactures
air¬
.
than
more
diversified
17 plants in the
wire
half
century,
a
products to
L. A.
Y'oung is a leading
automobile, furniture and
United States
the
and Canada
are
Yucca Mining: & Petroleum Co., Inc.—Initial
Dividend
The
line
first
of
excess
E.
Davis,
$9,500,000 of
The
rate
dividend
are
For
continuing
the
eight
the
weeks
or
21
cents
a
share
for
the
of
to
stockholders
new
ot
Albuquerque,
was
of
the
in
the
Milling
to
niHling
N.
board
from
this
form
Milling
Corp.
Yucca
to
is
of
American
for
every
operate
all
discovered
processes
month
*
Milling
4C
shares
Corp. stock,
of
1957.
at" the
Yucca.
corporation
formed
as
business
with
reference
to
and
in
*
18,
-a
two
created
through the financing
progressing with negotiations
by Yucca, The new firm is
mill-construction companies desiring to "use an
electrolytic
developed bv Theodore Chester Crawford
for
method
conferences
a
with
view
Grants.
and
corporation
last
Delaware
a
chemists
with
Colorado
M., was distributed
directors."'
of
stockholders who purchased shares
by May
American
one
subsidiary
in
vote
were
dividend
American
with
year
results.
with
Recipients
divi¬
James
in
$1,310,499,
24,. 1956.
which
^lif.
equipment.
and
Ottawa
the
headquartered
ended Aug.
24, 1957 sales amounted to $81,935,984,
compared with
$69,657,021 for the like period a year earlier, an increase of
$12,278,963
or
18.73%.
Earnings An the latest period were $1,690,438, or 27 cents
.,
assets
located in Detroit,
and Ypsilanti, Mich.;
Chicago. 111.; Los Angeles, Btirbank and
San
Leandro,
Calif.:
Bowling Green and Upper Sandusky, Ohio;
Ottawa. Kan.; Memphis, Tenn.; Leeds, Ala.; and
Windsor and^Toronto
Ontario.—V. 1C5, p. 2606.
106,661.380
$7,500,000.
new
last
is
first
also
It
bedding industries.
been
locations
funds
the
Fcorse
£
123,677,654
that
29,
pending
of
1957—12 Wks.—1956
store
new
overall
being produced at this plant,
are
Link
Extruded
Extruded
Established
37,004,359
one
smaller
full
announced
the
radio
have
agriculture
parts,
supplier
informed.
reported, with
treasury securities
Sales
upward
of
pound
2
business
also
utilities,
30,615,000 *11,713.000
told
the
metals
for military use in
of
equipment
craft
were
16,000
production at Yrle & Towne's
equipment plant in San Leandro.
by Robert G. Allan, General Mana¬
Division. The 2-cubic yard capacity and
radio
FM two-way
the largest
and
34,000,000crl4,900,000
program, which
is
electronic
the
receivers
acquisitions
18.200.000
g
24
announced
and
industry.
the
Oct.
to
is
and
Gonset
1310.
expansion
has
electric powered
15,009
handling
on
Sept.
started
mooile
16,417,000
broad
Gallatin,
Spring & Wire Corp.—Acquisition—
on
FM mobile
Davbrook
1957—4 Wks.—1956
are
moved
equipment.
The
*21,086,000
5.526,000
be
which
FM
Division
8,159,000
70,141,000
Young
will
Burbnnk,
37,380,000
41,741,670
and
has acquired the Da.vbrook Hydraulic
Corp.
of Bowling Green and
Upper Sandusky, Ohio; Ottawa Steel, Inc., of
Ottawa, Kan.; Tracto-Lift Co. of Kansas City; Woodside Power
Loader
*29.245.000
2.763.000
—
Va.,
waterproof vehicles.
Since 1954 the company
1956
$1.77
capacity,
models
Machinery
yard capacity Trojans
acquisition
defense
6 Mos. Ended June 30
$0.95
Handbng Division
medium
of
materials
communications
radio
3,717,000
share
plants at Salem,
1310.
A.)
Link,
918,955,000 635,342.000
__
of
feature
corporation
AM
of
982.939,000 6C6 097,000
_
been
line
announced
p.
operation
$357,196
1957
highly
manufacturing rights of the Link Radio Corp. of New York
City,
D. Ely, President of L. A. Young, said the Link
manufacturing
N.
Net
Coast
was
l12-cubic
This
Corp.—Earnings Improve—
taxes
just
hardware
Contractors
ger,
—v.
and
507,253.000
income
the
of
made possible by recent
manufacturing capacity.
A
completed at Monroe, N. C„ and
San Leandro Plant Produces
Trojan Tractor Shovels-
The
63,984,000
production
been
facilitate
operatitons
in
congested
areas.
The
new
models measure just 124 inches from rear of
counter¬
face of the fork
carriage and 61 inches in width.
capacity
weight
$2.09
ended
1956.
of
has
company's
Materials
K-48
outstanding
dimensions
lower
periods
amounted
month
increased
the
has
to
that
hardwarde
in
company's Yale
The
two
lines
out
Introduced last year in capacities from
18,000 to 30.000 pounds,
the lower limit of the line
was extended primarily
to meet increasing
needs- for lightweight coil
handling in the non-ferrous metals
1957,
shares of
months
1957
same
$583,844,
_
stockholders
locks
currently (it the highest level in the
"despite a decline this year in new housing
capacities.
the
1
_'l'
The
-
handling trucks to include smaller
Aug. 31,
these
August,
33,663,000
common
per
held;
involved.
making
obtain
pointed
hardware
extension
885.
p.
compares
previous
of
over
other sources
Federal
SEC
($25
Introduces Smaller Capacity Fork and Ram
Trucks—
Co.—August Earnings Up—
1—■
,
.
tlie
subscription
par
three
underwriting
Files
;
are
Trojan tractor shovels
Chairman,
non-recurring
7c
for
at
2229.
p.
'the,
.
;v
all short term bank, notes and
pay for
repay
183,
to
Oct.
share
new
22,
Ten 11.
in part:
amount
the
income
debentures
on
180,
sions,
acquisition
additional
of
Nov.
to be used to
Pantas
extensions
$5,652,552.
$4,435,817 for the
473,590,000
opening
the
$920,069
absorbed
Federal
sales
sales
Sept. 27 said
on
outstanding.
share
per
income
The
4.684
fin
of
of
—
letter of notification with
a
common
-
t$1.23
office
■
possible
new
common
$
944,705
1957.
-
substantial
four
Co.—Earnings—Construction Prog,
Pacific RR.
Sales'
shades
$1,099,392
30.
Norristovm
570.
p.
a.
diversified
the
period ended Sept. 30, 1957, would
compared
to 38 cents
for
the
like
shares are now outstanding
as
243,764
Period End. Sept. 21—
—
&
after
net
on
011
for
construction
tNet income per
for
4,869
.
it
*Loss. fBased on outstanding common stock June
30. 1957, 16,755,998
shares; June 30, 1956, 16,649,531 shares.—V. 186, p. 53.
1,869,458
_
2,-
six-month
cents,
per
1,213,918
outstanding at June
Clare
the
80
Some
revenues
Estimated
$8,972,746
;
earnings
9%.
Total
no
the
1957
—
said
estimate
Operating profit
share
goodwill
on
builders'
sav
2,318.179
share
conservative
a
Consolidated
record
Income from
be
$10,716,126
taxes
2
$142,227,
of sales
—V.
Amtote.
011
"Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Up—
ner
of
$2.21
$Based
ulong
with
which
of
Revenue
Minority
Oct,
011
were
s
share.,
6 Months Ended June 30—
bemre
1957,
8,448,000
Net sales billed
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF
EARNINGS
Income
President,
3 Mos. End.
company paid
initial 30c
$2.58
write-off
per
certain facilities.
$5,177,061
260.
p.
preferred dividends,
earnings of $45,570
now
011
over
continue
Taxes
$2.43
June 30,'57
an
stock.
then
an
which
of
basis
are
Gonset
Division", is engaged in the
management
Non-recurring
now
by
in
in
taxes
shares
equal to about
are
new
$1,477,012
increased
an
after
1955.
"Know-How
$5,687,035
$1.42
and
use
the
•
186,
Sept. 23 filed
on
shares
stockholders
the
megacycle
manufacturing various cash control systems
speed, mechanical accuracy and time and
totalling
727,321
in
our
$3,319,928
$1.56
Westing house Electric
by
there
of
Co., Woodbury, Conn.
Exchange Commission—
and
of
on
result of
its
policy of broad diversification within product
Yale A: Towne
now
regularly produces hundreds of different
hardware items for
all
segments of the
construction market.
This
variety of product, supported by stepped-up
marketing activities and
expanded production facilties, was credited by Mr. Pantas for
1200.
p.
maintaining
should
Bank.—V.
*
director
a
Sept. 30.
Synthane Corp., Oaks, Pa.
Manufacturers Association and
President
the
Pennsylvania
advisory bo-ird of
expire
on
to
starts."'
enterprises.
completed
-
-
Pa.; has been elected
Wood. President, announced
lines,
part of its 77 acre
its present leased facilities
to
of
the
National
company's 89 year history
earnings
for
the
eight months was
$5.54 befote sinking tunds and $4.71 after
sinking funds compared
with $3.41 and $2.58
lespectively for the same period of 195C.—V. 136,
Cost
not
2,722,571
1,820,402
on
expected
$1.77
Villanova,
construction.—V.
and
August, 1956.
On
automatic
aggregate
the
There
system
communications
business
2,534,^37
$1.85
and
company
share)
year.
for
stock
Gross
backlog of orders,
plants. Our board has
plant
commerce.
it
2,756,892
$5,238,804, an increase of 14.45%
income, after fixed eharges, was
and
in
economies.
■with
1956
this
military spending. (Although I must
Government use lias been growing
with
for
advent of
dividends
Net
similar
three
plant
$7,899,632
amortization of
to 215,192
Western
Ontario.
overseas,
2,534.937
Reports All-Time Record Hardware Sales—
is progressing
Interest
cash
on
in
adjoining
new
and
Register Corp.
oi creating and
money-saving
■share
bases
far-flung
faculties
modern
a
production
that
curtailment
represent
Siuce
Force
2,534,937
$1.09
$1.15
The company will achieve this
year an all time record level of sales
in Its lock and hardware
operations. It was indicated by Leo J. Pantas,
Vice President, on Sept. 22.
Mr. Pantas added tha2 sales
program
of
the System
for 1957
and
smoothly.
It require-d us to seek about $47,000,000
through public financing, which was completed when West Penn Power
Co.
sold
a
$20,000,000 bond issue in July at competitive
bidding.
Property expansion beyond 1958 will include another
large generating
unit being considered for 1960
completion.
Three units to be com¬
pleted in 1958 and 1959 are now being installed."1—V.
186, p. 261.
1958
pari-
'
industry
order
>
Business
cosh
force
of
the
General
which
its
North Carolina
moved-
in
material
any
full
construction
for
balance
by
on
$8,443,927
1,830,920
31,
of
said
1956.
gained
terms.
and
Totalisator
the
for
way
use
nekt 'year.
34V
balance
this
under
private
operating
the
middle of
About
getting
for
$5,140,330
Thompson, President,
share
per
55
heavy demand
Fail-view,
Air
our
2,186,827
8,976,000
August
require.
already
systems
view
Plan
2,402,866
32,757
Corp.—Earnings Up Substantially—
with
last
compared
common
Switching System—may be used either
semi-automatic by manually onerated push buttons
may
are
also
encompass
The
or
conditions
Plans
to
as
1,578,114
"The earnings of the System for the 12 months ended
a
further increase to $2.16 per share on
Clare
year
racing
811,200
$4,490,042
of
186,
July
share
Earle S.
equip¬
majority of the
the country, under
year,
extended
fully automatic
1,600,645
38,221
$10,846,793 $10,086,459
show
Recently, Western Union placed substantial contracts
with
Clare
for equipment units
designed to fit into a conmunictaions
switching
system to interconnect all our Air Force
bases.
Next
aystem—knowm
21,556
$6,718,444
$3,642,576
Given,
approximately
period last year.
totalisator
such
811,200
$4,682,785
R.
of
common
Mr.
be
country,
ownftl
F.
Given
common
the
dog tracks throughout
racing associations, written
75V
AMTOTE's
used
28,055
-
period
"The
services
are
and
145
over
represent
and
which
15,613,332
share
payment
Mr.
wholly owned subsidiary
a
473,200
$2,753,072
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co.—Notes Placed Pri¬
vately—This company, it was announced on Oct. 4, has
arranged for the sale of $14,000,000 of notes, due Oct.
1,
1977, to certain institutions.
$10,053,702
West Penn Electric
Delaware corporation, C.
operated
owns
systems
thoroughbred, harness
contracts
These
©f
new
a
being
now
com.
compares
like
split 3 for 1.
company.
1,772,991
$5,301,242
,
com.
ended
before
This
Effective
&
for
Waste King
April l of this year, C. P. Clare A Co. was
merged with
cur
company through the issuance of 1.61,605 shares ol which
38,916
.shares have been issued to and
art
now
held by AMTOTE.
All the
property and assets of C. P. Clare & Co. obtained
by .reason of this
f
16,636,019
$5,473,496
accelerated
Bertram
37,736
or
stock.
July 1956,
1,778,696
$5,493,985
founder
covering 3,533
inc.
shares.—V.
months
of friends bought
of its founders.
In
company
avail,
per
1,005,787
$3,226,272
market."
a block of the
company's snares from the family
June
1956 we
acquired about 99'-Fr
of the
capital stork of American Totalisator
Co., Inc., known as "AMTOTE" for about
$10,600,000.
Among the properties of AMTOTE was
approximately 24%
of the
issued and
outstanding capital stock of C. P. Clare & Co., a
closely
field corporation.
In
1,053,739
of
Securities
The
adjust,
Fed.
dividends
group
a
10,688,891
inc. taxes deferred
342,411
$7,074,233
$6,905,208
Woodbury Telephone
-
new
$6,696,888 $10,808,572
(net).
before
for
to
$7,272,681
Harleston
is
member
a-
Titus
Philadelphia
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$7,074,141
deferred
*Due
one
$4,232,059
share
director
a
As
liavo
169,025
$4,448,834
2,534,937"
R.
Titus
is
rights
11,614,459
(net)—,.
deducs.
ment
taxes
190,597
ma.
company,
Mr.
step
a
$7,046,086
income
etc.
engaged in the manufacture of automotive products for
many years until late in 1,955 when all of Universale
assets were sold
to Chrysler Corportaion
leaving over $10,000,000 cash in the treasury,
and the Company wus
destined for liquidation.
In March 1956 most
©f
a
$7,082,084
(Alan) Wood Steel Co.-—New Director—
He
$18,660,545 $17,335,779 $27,444,591 $25,667,034
revs
income
Gross
"Totalisator".
Universal
with
...
i
67,312
—
com.
0.
Robert
1310.
p.
1957—8 Mos.—1956
taxes..
operating
Bal.
We
per
186.
this
measuring in-.,
electronic component parts.
^
Cogan said.—V.
Mr.
revenues___
exps.
Net
con¬
include
1310.
$4,164,747
outstanding
proceeds
tEarns.
should
name
estimated
$21,875,865 $39,062,638 $36,291,787
17,711,118
31,980,554
29.386,579
19,353,422
_i—.
deductions
Earns,
—v;
Washington Water Power Co.—Earnings Higher—
programs.
corporate
service
to
He
473,200
military radiation
and
control
reactor
Period End. Aug. 31—
Universal
template
also
$570 million
4
$23,724,348
taxes—
,
Products Co. Inc.—No Financing Contem¬
plated—Plans Change in Name—Earnings Show Gain—
M. Mac Schwebel,
President, on Sept. 13, in his remarks
to The Philadelphia Securities
Association, said in part:
ample cash to take
and
'f
acquisition
Int.
not
$560
$2,921,895
.
of the plants and
securing of the necessary machinery). The
promoters, in addition to Mr. Banuvar and Mr. Vanderjagt, are
Alexander Leggin, John B. Hull, and Donald J.
Pryor, all of Washing¬
ton, D. C. The company's outstanding 765,000 shares were issued to the
firomoters and eight other Individuals for $20,000 in
cash, patents and
•cervices.
financing whatsoever and does
and.
areas
economically.
and
$3,395,095
systems and
Acquisition of Jordan Electronics, Inc. will afford Victoreen a widely
expanded product base and a much-needed West Coast engineering and
The
erection
no
and
income
Income
Board.
©ther
seeking
these
between
earnings.—V. 186, p.
revenues,—
exps.
Gross
lines
production
line
in
in three Instalments, lor grant of the exclusive license
patents and for his services in placing the two plants Jn
(Vanderjagt is also to receive out-of-pocket expenses in
traveling to the Philippines and/or to Europe in connection with the
is
be
77,908
off
coming
are
name and goodwill of Jordan Electronics, Inc., located in
Calif., according to David H. Cogan, President and Chairman
medical,
the
company
in
for
efficiently
will
Period End. July
The
©pcrotion
Our
increase
Operating
Vanderjagt,
wnticr
planned
more
year
WTisconsin Public Service Corp.—Earnings Increased—<
31—'
1957—7 Mos.—1956
1967—12 Mos.—1956
to
Oct,
shares
100
production facilitiy which the expanding program of Victoreen has made
necessary, Mr. Cogan said.
The present Jordan management will continue operations in a mod¬
ern
plant built for Jordan's expanding requirements in 1955.
Accord¬
ing to Mr. Cogan, Victoreen's backlog of business is the largest in the
eompanv's history and as of Aug. 31, 1957, stood at approximately
$3,000,000.
'
■
The company lias a commitment to purchase a Jute mill located at
Ibavao, Mindanao; and it proposes to acquire this plant and convert it
the production and
spinning of textiles from coconut fibers. It also
stock
underwriting is Involved.
capital.—V. 180, p. 1310.
the
debentures
of
debentures for each
of
the
Co.—Licenses British Firm—
struments,
•
to
common
No
convertible
stockholders
common
$100
for
I
with
assets, trade
of
has
Banuvar
by
sales
comparable
notification
of
program
stores
existing
that
Files With
—
Victoreen
the
745,000
development
2962.
p.
monitoring systems and industrial radiation detection
Vanderjagt patents. The right to make, use and
«cll the processes was assigned by
Vanderjagt to Michael J. Banuvar,
President of the company, and by Mr. Banuvar in turn assigned to the
company
of
the basis of
S.-deslgned
Jordan
course
<derjagt, v/hieh have been assigned to the company. It contemplates
commencing operations in the Philippine Islands, employing the proc¬
esses
185,
25 filed a letter
5'2% subordinate
subscription
on
working
A Ilia rubra,
of manufacturing and selling bags, ciirpet yarns,
textile products to be produced from coconut
husk fibers pursuant to United States patents issued to B. G. H, Vanvarious
months.—V.
six
Sept.
$300,000
This company
•
the primary purpose
and
first
Victoreen Instrument Co.—Buys Electronics Firm—
,
was oiganized under Delaware law on July 25,
Summing up the outlook for the ensuing fiscal year, A. D. Davis,
president, stated that completion of- the Raleigh and New Orleans
distribution
centers
will
enable the
company
to carry out its store
„
Britain
in
a
move
to
solve
the
United Kingdom's milk surplus
problem, E. F. Pierson, Chairman of the Board, announced on Sept. 28.
He said Sankey, Ltd., |of England is producing the automatic mer¬
chandising equipment under license from Vendo.—V.
184,
p.
2490.
receive $100,000 fox* its expenses; and it has received an option to purChase 45,000 shares at $4 per share, for a period of three years.
The company
one
in
underwriter will
the
the
on
for
held.
for
U.
with the SEC on Sept.
addition,
In
seasonal
a
Monday, October 7, 1957
..
$4,370,926
30, 1957, covering 735.000 shares of its $1 par common stock.
The
etock is to be offered for public sale at $4 per share on a "best efforts'*
fcasls by Southeastern Securities Corp. of New York, for which it will
receive
is
Winding Co., Cranston, R. I.
at par
Vendo
—Files for Common Stock Offering—
This corporation filed a registration statement
covering
offered
1957
to
United States Coconut Fiber Corp., Washington, D.
for
company
4,
the
Inc.
Co.,
in the final six months of the year. For
anticipated that
the second half results should
Securities and Exchange Commission—
$460,990,840, including intercompany
Kales of $68,446,042.
This compares with sales of $433,060,221 and
*$04,441,972, respectively, in the previous year.—V. 185, p. x092.
history
pany's
amounted
consolidated
those
Totalisator
activity
is
the
$13,810,113, after income tax provisions of $3,441,064, equal to
$2.32 per share on the same number of shares.
As in the pfior year, the accounts of
the Argentine operating sub¬
been
It
Universal
©f
have
American
of
greatest
reason,
exceed
equal to $1.06 per share on 5,951,044
shares outstanding, J. W.
*3chwab, President, reported* in the company's 29th annual report,
This compares with net earnings for the year ended June 30.
1956,
sidiary
business
the
this
.
N.
where
announced
MelYin
3.
to
M.,
area,
recent
and
milling
Yucca.
Alstg
Energy Commission officials have taken
place
establishing of a mill on Yucca property in the
Atomic
the
where
ore
Richards,
68%
discoveries
drilling
is
is
now
of
on
taking
President
of
known
uranium
Yucca-owned
the
Yucca
ore
land
place.
firm.
is
located
have
been
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STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Note
Sale
Bond
bonds
Water
—
revenue
anticipation notes
the
First
Co.,
$38,000 bonds to the First National
ing and Home Finance Agency.
from
1
July 1, 1957.
Due on July
Sale
The
—
school construction
186,
$1,350,000
bonds offered
1422 — were
awarded to a group composed of
Berney Perry & Co., J. M. Dain &
Co., Hendrix & Mayes, Inc., Inter¬
state Securities Corp., Hugo Marx
& Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc., Sterne, Agee & Leach,
Stubbs,
Smith
&
Lombardo,
v.
—
Thornton,
Company
p.
Mohr & Farish, Trust
of
Georgia,
Atlanta,
Geo. M,
Wood & Co., and Sellers,
Bonham, at a price of 95, a
Doe &
net
interest
cost
from
of
about
Oct.
Due
from
Clerk
will
10
of
bonds.
Due
the
at
fice,
Dated
Western
Conservation
notes
Due
Bond Sale
control
186,
Zone
offered
1422—were
Oct.
1—v.
awarded
to
Dillon,
Union
Securities & Co., Stone &
Irving Lundborg &
Co., H. E. Work & Co., Lawson,
Youngberg,
Levy, Williams & Stern, and C. N.
White & Co., at a price of
10CL04,
net interest cost of about
a
as
4.55%,
follows:
$200,000 5s. Due
on
Nov.
1
to
1987
Note
Sale—An issue of
$200,000
tax
anticipation notes
the
First
Co., of
interest.
Western
San
Albany
sold to
was
Bank
&
Francisco,
Unified
School
Trust
at
3%
District,
Alameda County, Calif.
Note Sale
—
Co.,
First
of
Western
San
was
Bank
Francisco,
&
at
Trust
3.15%
interest.
Due
on
are
Dec.
approved
Herrington
by
&
dated Oct.
27,
4,1957.
Legality
Dahlquist,
Sutcliffe,
of
Francisco
San
City
the <Bank..of
National
issue of $2,000-
Francisco, at 3%
Oct.
1957.
4, 1957.
Due
Trust
4,
eral
Le¬
obligation
Oct.
fered
2
$500,000
awarded
of
composed
group
America
National
of¬
to
Bank
Trust
&
<■
$59,000
Unified
School
Dist.,
1—v.
Co.,
of
San
Francisco,
interest.
The
awarded
Deposit
Stockton, as 4.40s.
Florin
to
Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
&
Co.;
Lawson,
Levy,
&
Stern;
Stone
&
Youngberg;
Jones,
Cosgrove &
Miller; C. N. White & Co.; and
Fred D. Blake & Co., at a price
Williams
of
School
of
District, Sacramento
County, Calif.
Sale—The
offered
the
to
about
$34,000 school
Sept. 25 were
Bank
of
1957.
Due
$18,000
5s.
America
1959
Due
1972
to
on
The
1957
to
bonds
and
1959
Due
1980
to
Nov.
1
Dec. 27,
'
Oct;
Nov. 1 from
on
Nov.
1,
mature,on Nov. 1 from
1980
inclusive.
Francisco.
?
•
"
V
:.
awarded
were
—
Bank, of Los
the
fd
Angeles^
District,
Counties, Calif.
Bond
office
in
Nov.
clusive.
(M-N)
15
from
Oct.
on
16
$206,000 school
15, 1957.
1959
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
Sacramento,
(CDST)
for the purchase of
bonds. Dated Nov.
on
Bond
at
office.
to
Due
1982
and
interest
the
thereafter
are
callable
as
of
by
office.
Legality
County
Legality
Trust
San
Bank
Savings Association,
Francisco, as follows:
of
ap¬
$65,000 6s.
Due
Aug. 15 from
on
20,000 4%s.
110,000 5s.
and
Dated
Due
Due
on
on
Aug. 15, 1972.
Aug. 15, 1974
197^.
Aug. 15, 1957. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
Note Sale— An issue of
$150,000
tax anticipation notes was
sold to
the First Western Bank &
Trust
Francisco.
Francisco,
at
Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
San
3.15%
interest.
Diego Unified School District,
San Diego County, Calif.
Dated Oct. 4, 1957.
27,
Due
on
Dec.
1957.
Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Offering
—
R.
B.
at
his
until 10:30
for
the
office
a.m.
in
(PST)
purchase
of
San
on
Bond
bonds
$10,000,000
Dated
from 1958 to
able
interest
Due
Nov. I
on
1979 inclusive.
Nov.
on
cerificates.
revenue
May 1, 1957.
1967 and
1,
Call¬
on
Principal and interest( M-N)
able at
any
date thereafter.
payment
pay¬
the Marine Midland Trust
Company, of New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
DeKalb
County, County Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Decatur), Ga.
7.
Jan.
on
Jan.
on
offered
'
p.
1202
1
:
$1,710,000 non
dormitory
revenue
Sept. 27 — v. 186,
were
awarded
to
the
Federal
Housing ,»and Home Fi¬
Agency, as 23/4S, at par. ' —
nance
Company
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co., Inc.,
a
price of 90.04, as follows:
at
$
575,000 314%
bonds.
2,350,000 372%
bonds.
ILLINOIS
Belvidere, III.
.Bond Offering—Frank J. Downs,
.
City
Clerk,
Offering^— Joseph H.«
Sauer, Secretary of the Board of
Selectmen,
will
receive^ sealed
until
11
a.m.
(DST)
on
Oct.
the
purchase of $150,000
highway construction bonds. Dated
Nov.
1, 1957. Due
1953
to
1967
on
Nov.
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
and interest payable at the
City
National Bank & Trust Co., Dan¬
to
Castle
Park
District
Box
20
(P.
O.
Bond
of
the
Board
of
inclusive.
Principal
Bank,
of Chicago.
Twp. High Sch. Dist.
purchase of $925,000 school
building bonds/Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
on
Dec.
1
from
Interest
1959
J-D.
to
1976
Legality
Chapman &
Cutler,
Chicago.'
Cook
163
Offering—C. A. Weslager,
Chairman
1 from
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Oct. 7
of
Wilmington), Del.
Dated
Dec.
Bond Offering—William E. Mayhew, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
approved by
Richardson
bonds.
on
No. 227 (P. O. Park Forest), III.
inclusive.
County,
sealed
(J-D) payable at the
Cook County
New
DELAWARE
receive
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Due
City..^
1994
Due
National
for the
New
revenue
rand Interest
First
bury. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn
McCarthy, of
York
will
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
10
for the purchase of $750,000
July 1, 1957.
Danbury (P. O. Danbury), Conn.
for
group
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Kuhn, Loeb &
1958
15
a
&
sewerage
CONNECTICUT
bids
to
of
Chase
Manhattan
Bank, of New York City; Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, of Chicago;
composed
Sale—The
—
$2,925,000 school
1—v.
186, q.
Oct.
awarded
Brooke & Co.; J. W. Tindalb &
Co.; Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.; and
inclusive,
Due
Bond Sale—The
1
1963 inclusive.
Due
3.20s.
offered
Diego,
Oct. 15
provement
1
•
Jan.
on
James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
to
3.10s.
tax-exempt
Bond
1964 to 1966 inclusive.
Au¬
II a.m. (EST) on Oct. 15 for the
purchase of $450,000 public im¬
-
of America National
&
-
Due
from 1970 to 1973 inclusive.
sewer
to the
Offering—City
sion will receive sealed bids until
Colorado Seminary (P. O. Denver),
Colorado
.7 ■
7
approved
Bond Sale—An issue of
$195,000
construction bonds was sold
1959
2,000,000
Nov.
Sacramento), Calif.
3%s.
from 1964 to 1969
and
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
No. 3 (P.O.
follows:
3,000,000
1, 1968.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
Hay ward School District, Alameda
County, Calif.
San
from
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1957.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1987
1978
as
$3,000,000
in¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
of
3.22%,
sewer
in
Pompano Beach, Fla.
7 Certificate
Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Trust
of
Georgia.
Atlanta;
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.,' of
Winston-Salem;
Johnson,
Lane,
Space & Co.; Courts & Co.; Byron
of par, a net interest cost of about
Dorothy C.
will receive
(PST) on
Oct. 9 for the purchase of $650,000
—
Bonds due
were
—
ditor and Clerk Winifred F. Sharp
announces that the City Commis¬
1311—were
Yeatman, Moseley Co., Inc., and
Janney, Dulles & Battles, at a price
Clerk,
inclusive.
1097
p.
a
bonds
&
Corp., Tripp & Co., John
Small & Co., Inc., Stern, Lauer &
Co*, Allan Blair & Co.,. Supjee,
Oct. 1, 1986 and
Offering
City
•-
..
of Iowa
inclusive.
on
»
$190,000
Sale—The
Co^King, Quirk &
Co., Inc., A. M. Kidder & Co., First
Oct. 1, 1968.
Oct. 1 from
Sacramento County Sanitation Dist.
.
Offering —C. C. LaRue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
a.m.
on
Redding, Calif.
&
Sacramento and El Dorado
his
on
186,
v.
—
4.60s, at
-
.
Bond Sale—The $288,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 1—v. 186,
1311
7. "
The
—
Ingen & Co.,
price of 100.05, a basis
of about 4.59%.,
v
.7
7
as
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
Francisco.
Sale
Kissimmee),
awarded to B. J. Van
1957.
Geruldsen
from
1987.
urer's
Folsom Joint Unified Sch.
10
1
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
dated
are
1985
40,000 3s. Due
Blood,
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
at
1969 to
-
Oct.
on
Sept. 24
4,
Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
on
Co., Lee Higginson Corp., Reynolds
& Co., Weeden & Co., Wertheim &
Co., Gregory & Sons,
Wallace,
inclusive.
15,000 4V2s. Due
from
inclusive.
Due
1967
295,000 414s. Due
inclusive.
16,000 4%s.
1973
6s.
1958 to
Certificate
^
dated
are
FLORIDA
certificates of indebtedness offered
Co.', Glore, Forgan & Co.;
White, Weld & Co.;.Hallgartqn &
follows:
as
at
Devine &
interest cost of
net
a
4.25%,
$150,000
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
tion, of San Francisco, at a price
100.03, a net interest cost of
about 4.83%, as follows:
100.007,
1978
University of Florida (P. O. V
7.
Tallahassee), Fla.
offering of
Certificate Sale—The $1,925,000
$8,000,000
State Highway
Fundapartment revenue certificates of¬
revenue anticipation warrants of¬
fered Sent. 27—v. 186, p. 1202—
fered
Sept. 27—v. 186, :p. 995—
were sold to the Federal Housing
were awarded to a
syndicate com¬
anu
nouie
f inance
Agency,'^as
posed of Eastman Dillon, Union
2%s,- at a price of par."""
Securities & Co., Kidder, Peabody
& Co., Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., C. J.
GEORGIA
curities
the
Bank,
Safe
^
3.15%
at
*
-
notes
Warrant
Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; J. Barth
186,
1957.
to
and interest
the
Farmers
Osceola County (P. O.
Florida
tax anticipation notes was sold to
the First Western Bank & Trust
COLORADO
Dean Witter &
build¬
Principal
payable
1,
1953
Bank
Alameda County, Calif. 17 .'7
Note Sale—An issue of $450,000
Colorado (State of)
Sav¬
ings Association, of San Francisco;
Yolo
Nov.
from
the
Carthy, of New York City.
Leandro
a
of
1
until
for
San
ing of $432,000 building
bonds
originally scheduled for Oct. 1—v.
186, p. 1422—was postponed.
' ';
gen¬
bonds
sewer
were
Dated
Nov.
on
(M-N)
Sav¬
&
on
Oceanside, Calif.
Sale—The
bonds.
22
of the
State of Delaware,
Wilmington. Legality appovcd by
Reed,
Hoyt,
Washburn
&
Mc¬
California
Bond
1957.
Orrick,
Dec. 27,
were
—
Union
Co.,
The notes
at
or
County, Calif.
and interest
sold to
America
p.
at
.
An issue of
$50,000
tax anticipation notes
the
dated
are
on
Sale—The
1422
p.
until
Alameda Unified School
District,
Alameda County, Calif.
An
ing
Oct.
on
ings Association, San Diego, Los
Angeles and San Francisco. ;V -
County, Calif.
—
County
York
Tustin School District, Orange ;
anticipation
Bond
ing bonds offered Oct.
bids
inclusive.
Chicago;
or
New
'
&
Bond
from
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
20,000 41/4S. Due on Nov. 1, 1968.
380,000 41/2s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1969
Francisco,
County, Calif.
Association, San Francisco, Dean
Witter & Co., J. Barth &
Co., Wm.
R. Staats & Co., Eastman
tax
,
Due
in
agency
as 4s, at 100.003, a basis of about
Dec.. 3.99%.
27, 1957.
Legality approved by
Woodland School District, Yolo
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
County, Calif.
I
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
Trust-
&
Fairfield School District,
a
group composed of Bank of
America National Trust &
Savings
ap¬
at
inclusive.
San
Dated Oct.
of
The $600,000 flood
—
bonds
p.
District
Legality
payable
interest
(DST)
p.m.
Treasurer's office; at the District's
Trust Co., of San
Francisco.
San
awarded
Oakland), Calif.
(M-N)
and
the
I
fiscal
notes was
sold to the First Western Bank &
sold to
was
Bank
of San
interest.
Bond
No. 5 (P. O.
Sale
Note
Valley School District,
County, Calif.
bonds
County Flood Control and
York
Angeles.
000
Sale—An issue of $200,000
The
office.
CALIFORNIA
Chicago.
or
Treasurer's
Alameda
Averill,
Supervisors,
of $378,000 building
November 1, 1957.
purchase of $210,000 school build¬
Principal
interest.
Castro
Rhea
until
Department in New
Alameda
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
bids
inclusive.
and
of Oct. 1,
Oakland Unified School District,
of¬
Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
(J-J) payable at the County Treas¬
Water
State
as
tees, will receive-sealed bids
1987
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los
agent in New York City or
1957.
July 1 from 1959 to 1975
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Alameda
City
elsewhere.
3.15%
on
urer's
the
Treasurer's
Company,
October 17 for
on
at
or
fiscal
State
the
of
pay¬
able
callable
1957.
to
1965
due in
Bonds
are
1,
1958
school bonds. Dated Nov. 15, .1957.
on Nov. 15 from 1960 to 1979
Due
either of the current official banks
1979.
Principal and interest (M-S)
Oct.
from
1
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office, and will be collectible at
thereafter
March
First
pealed
(MST)
the purchase
of
1,
Oct. 1 from
on
of
and
1980
as
First
1960.
inclusive.
Oct. 1 from
on
—
Board
receive
a.m.
callable
1984
anticipation notes
Maricopa County School District
No. 44 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Offering
in
Bonds due
are
to
the
1987 inclusive.
to
1960
the
at
Dated
Oct.
inclusive.
purchase of $35,000,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due on March
1
bonds.
on
thereafter
the
Oct. 1 from
ARIZONA
Bond
for
inclusive.
on
540,Ono 5%s. Due
1978
23
5.53%,
1977 inclusive.
to
nue
Bond Offering—A. Ronald But¬
tax
1958 to 1967
482,000 5Vss. Due
1968
Dec.
on
bids
City Bank,
Corporate
Trust Department, 2 Wall Street,
New
York
City, until 11
a.m.
(EDST) on Oct. 9 for the purchase
of $18,000,000 electric plant reve¬
Due
Note
$328,000 4%s.
Due
Wil¬
National
3%
California (State of)
follows:
as
at
sealed
receive
ton, State Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on
Opelika, Ala.
1
Francisco,
Trust
27, 1957.
Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington .&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
gality approved by White, Bradley,
Arant, All & Rose, of Birmingham.
Oct.
&
1989 inclusive. Le¬
1959 to
Bond
San
of
sold to
was
Bank
Dated Oct. 4, 1957.
.
Dated
Western
Angeles, Calif.
Offering—Joseph L.
liams, Secretary of Board of Water
and
Power
Commissioners, will
interest.
Bank, of Anniston.
38,000 bonds to the Federal Hous¬
Bond
Sale—An issue of $800,000
tax
totaling $76,000 were sold,
follows:
as
Los
Berkeley Unified School District,
Alameda County, Calif.
Ohatchee, Ala.
County
(P. O.
Bond
Trus- ' house
School
Park
District
No.
Forest), III.
Sale—The $415,000 school
site
bonds
offered
Oct.
1
Volume
186
Number
5679
.
.
Co.
&
.
'
Barcus, Kindred
able at
place in Illinois, mutually
a
-District.
Legality
"...
Indiana
.
Bond
s.chool building bonds
v
a
.was
mission
&
Renshaw, McMaster, Hutchin& Co.,'and Allan Blair & Co.,
price of 100.10,
a
net interest
a
until
Oct.
on
17
will
11:30
t
for
.
son
at
Auditor,
bids
Oct.
Miller^
Ice
vj" cost of about 4.18%, as follows: ?
/;•; $220,000 :.)4s.-s' Due*, on; Dec. 1' from
1959 to 1969 inclusive.
5%
the
1
1968.
media
in
advertised
Bond
Pease
■
4
r
s
v.
Kentucky
Oct.
about
or
on
^
Akron, la.
until
31.
.
:-
Carroll Parish
East
;
DeKalb
'•
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County (P. O.Sycamore),
Illinois
■
;■
■
*. Bond Offering — Ralph Joiner,
County,CIerki will receive sealed
x.'v;
'
until
bids
9:30
(CDST)
a.m.
on
*
Dated
v
that
receive
the
Falmouth, Mass.
Bond Sale—The
bids
1424
Stuart & Co.
second
at
issue, series K.
1, 1957.
(P. O. Lake
The
awarded to Halsey,
were
—
$700,000 school
2—v. 186, p.
Oct.
offered
bonds
Oct. 16 for
on
&
Boston;
Com¬
sealed
Storey,Dodge, of
by
Palmer
Dabney & Tyson, jointly, as 3.40s,
Dated Oct.
100.46,
on Oct. 1 from 1958
inclusive.
Bonds due in
1966 and thereafter
$1,000,000
Note
•school building bonds offered Oct.
ments
a
Due
1972
to
$450,000 indus¬
—
1972
to
Principal
1957.
1,
approved
Thorndike,
are
callable
The
—
foregoing
Inc., and Townsend,
basis of about 3.33%.
Mass
Lowell,
Sale—The issue of $150,-
Bond
as
to
awarded
R. L.
Oct.
3
were
Anthony
Tucker,
&
Day, as 3s, at 100.01, a basis
2.99%.
about
of
offered
bonds
000
Massachusetts
*
(Commonwealth of)
Offering
Bond
—
John F. Ken¬
nedy,
Treasurer and ReceiverGeneral, will receive sealed bids
until noon (DST) on Oct. 15 for
Dated Oct.
Sale
1958
from
Nov.
Legality
fered Oct. 1—v.
Bond
1
interest payable at the Mer¬
chants National Bank, of Boston.
(EDST)
noon
from
and
MARYLAND
will
1
inclusive.
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
Cox & Judeil,
trial improvement plant
I, 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from 1959
1966 'inclusive.
Interest M-N.
1957.
Nov.
on
1,
J-D.
Foley,
Nov.
on
1976
150,000 Rogers School bonds. Due
Jan.
,
basis erf about 3.24%.
a
Qct. 15 for the purchase of $1,000,(X)0 road bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
'
dated
Due
to
'
Bond. Sale—The
•
.
1958
of Oct. 1, 1965. Principal and in¬
bonds of¬
terest (A-O) payable at Mercan¬
186, p. 1098—were
tile-Safe Deposit and Trust Com¬
:
Cedar Falls, la.
awarded to a group composed of
Barrow, Leary & Co., Scharff & pany, of Baltimore, or at the Chase
Bond Sale—An issue of $80,000
Manhattan Bank,
of New York
Jones, Inc., and H. D. Harper', Jr.
street construction bonds was sold
City. Legality approved by Niles,
to White-Phillips Co., Inc., of Dav¬
Jackson Parish Consol. Sch. Dist. Barton,
Yost & Dankmeyer, of
enport, as 3%s; at a price of 100.02, •i No. 1
Baltimore.
(P. O. Jonesboro), La.
W:
*
'
bonds.
from
1
purchase of $15,000,000 State
highway
construction
bonds,
Providence), La.
„
.'
$185,000 school project, Act of 1948
8
inclusive.
are
announces
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing of $20,000 municipal swimming
pool general obligation bonds
First. National Bank, of Chicago; originally scheduled for Sept. 26
V y :Legality^iapproyedL by Chapman &
—v.
186, p. 1312—was postponed.
■4\l- Cutler, of Chicago.
X > v ^
.
and interest
Jan.
No.
the
LOUISIANA
Sept.. 1,,; 1957. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Dated
.
Dec. 1 from
on
19*7.6iiTcllisV ^
t
197(t to.
v..
Due
District
on
1
inclusive.
Offering—Secretary C. R.
mission
-
340,000 4i2S,
-
...
National
Bank, 28 State
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m.
(EDST) on Oct. 9 for the purchase
of $335,000 bonds, as follows:
District
Jan.
59
chants
Orleans.
•
.
initially
from
Maryland State Roads Commission
(A O. Baltimore), Md.
notice of the call for bids will be
v;
New
1
on
1988
1988
Interest
Property and
to the State
Buildings Commission, the offi¬
cial
issuing agency under the
Statute
pursuant
to
which the
bonds
will
be
issued.
Formal
'
•
to
proved1 by
of
to
Due
bonds
General/ began work on the nec¬
essary official documents for sub¬
semi-annually from July 1,'. 1958
to Jan. 1, 1969 inclusive. Princi¬
pal and interest (J-J) payable at
the County Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord*
sold .to
tional Bank, of Chicago,. Rodman
"•
The
the
(CST).
p.m.
$560,000
County
sealed
receive
composed of the First; Na¬
group
1961
Martin also advises that on
Mr.
•
Due
School
bonds.
purchase of $800,000 hospital aid
bonds.. Dated Oct.
1, 1957. Due
County High School District
No. 225 (P. O. Northbrook), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Cun¬
1961
500,000
mid-October.
School
bonds.
from
Chicago
municipal
bond firm of Chapman & Cutler,
collaborating with the Attorney
ningham,
Cook
i
W.
Offering—John
3
Jan.
on
1983 inclusive.
Kaplan
No.
in
determined
be
to
450,000
bid
competitive
the
will
offering
.>
,
by
approved
Chapman & Cutler of Chicago.
;
.
via
sold
be
bonds. Due
1961
,
Shelby County (P. O. Shelbyville),
tigreeable to the purchaser and the
on
proximately
-•
.
\
2
Nov. 12 of ap¬
$35,000,000 general
obligation
highway
bonds,
the
initial
portion of a $lo0,0o0,0o0
program.
The exact amount to
offering
an
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
.VI able at a banking institution to be
designated by the successful bid¬
'
Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Dec.
1
from
1959 to .1976
inclusive. der. Legality approved by Chap¬
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ man-Cutler, of Chicago.
awarded to
were
(1551)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
supple¬
the
report in our issue of
the purchase of $63,500,000 bonds,
996—were awarded Sept. 23—v.
186, p. 1312.
Legality-approved by Bannister,
as
follows:
to a
group composed of White,
inclusive.
Principal and interest Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney, of
Hattier & Sanford; the Equitable
(J-D) payable at a bank or trust Des Moines.
$42,000,000 highway improvement
MASSACHUSETTS
Securities Corporation; Newman,
bonds. Due on Oct. 1 from
company
in Illinois as may be
Additional
Sale — An issue of
Brown & Co.; Scharff & Jones,
Arlington, Mass.
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
mutually agreed upon between the
$10,000 bridge bonds was sold to Inc.;
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Bond Sale—The $175,000 school
Xfurchaser and the Board of Super¬ Carleton D. Beh Co., of Des Moines,
4,000,000 capital outlay bonds.
Friedrichs & Co.; Nusloch, Bauvisors. Legality approved by Chapremodeling and construction bonds
Due on Oct. 1 from 1958 to
as 3.10s, at a price of 100.16, a basis
dean
&
Smith;
Ducournau
& offered Oct. 3—v. 186, p. 1424—
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
;
1977 inclusive.
of about 2.97%. Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
Kees; W. D. Kingston & Co.; John were awarded to the Harvard
Due on Nov. 1, 1959 and 1960. In¬
6,000,000 capital outlay bonds.
Logan and Tazewell Counties Com
Dane; and Steiner, Rouse & Co., Trust Co., Cambridge, as 2.70s,
terest
M-N.
Legality approved, at
Due on Oct. 1 from 1958 to
miinity Unit School District No. 21
100.19, a net interest cost of at 100.07, a basis of about 2.67%.
1977 inclusive.
by Bannister, Carpenter, Ahlers & about 4.23%, as follows:
(P. O. Hartsburg), III.
Cooney, of Des Moines.
5,000,000 capital outlay bonds.
■t
Bond
Offering — Ruth Minch,
$285,000 4V4S. Due on April
1
Boston, Mass.
\\
Due on Oct. 1 from 1958 to
from 1959 to 1966 inclusive.
Secretary of Board of Education,
B»nd Offering—James E. Gildea,
Dubuque, Iowa
;
1977 inclusive.
will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
255,000 4s. Due on April 1 from City Collector-Treasurer, will re¬
Bond Offering — Leo F. From1967 to 1971 inclusive.
(CST) on Oct. 9 for the purchase
ceive sealed bids until noon (DST)
3,000,000
August and October
melt,
City ' Clerk,
will receive
of $260,000 school building bonds.
flood
relief bonds.
Due on
460,000 4.20s. Due on April 1 on Oct. 16 for the purchase of
sealed and oral bids until 7:30 p.m.
from 1972 to 1977 inclusive.
Dated Oct, I, 1957. Due on Nov; 1
i i Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1976 in¬
$16,000,000 bonds, as follows:
<
■
(CST) on Oct. 17 for the purchase
from 1958 to 1967 inclusive. Prin¬
clusive.
The bonds bear additional in¬
of $1,350,000 sewer revenue bonds.
$500,000 Departmental equipment
cipal and interest CM-N) payable
terest of 0.75% from Jan. 1, 1958
The bonds
are
dated Oct., 1,
Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1
bonds.
Due on Oct. 1 from
at a place mutually agreed upon
1957. Principal and interest pay¬
from 1958 to..1980 inclusive.
Call¬ to April 1, 1959.
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
between
the purchaser and
the
able
at
First National Bank of
able as of Nov,' 1, 1969. Principal
Board of Eduction.
Legality ap¬
Lockport, La.
500,000 public ways construction
Boston; Bankers Trust Co., New
and interest: payable at the City
bonds.
Due on Oct.
1 from
Bond Offering—F. J. Badeaux,
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
York City; or at the First Na¬
Treasurer's office. Legality
ap¬
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
of st. Louis.
>•; proved by Chapman & Cutler, of Town Clerk, will receive sealed
tional Bank of Chicago.
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Nov. 6
500,000 extraordinary repairs
Chicago.
Madison County Community Unit
tor the purchase of $112,000 bonds,
t
1 Methuen, Mass.
bonds.
Due on Oct. 1 from
jDue
.'
>'
:
on
to
3—v.
Dec; I from 1959 to 1968
186,
p.
.
J'
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•
-
I
f
<
;
„
■
No.
District
School
■>
11
Humboldt
(P. O. Alton), III.
;
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
's-;' ing Of $1,690,000 building and ad¬
dition bonds originally scheduled
for Nov. 20—v. 186, p. 1423—has
postponed temporarily.
been
'..
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t
•>
.
.\ '
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;
.
^
•;
,V
V
1
Oglesby, III.
,
$140,000 water
30—
Bond Sale—The
4
v.
186,
p.
1311—were awarded to
Joseph Butkus, of Oglesby.
Rockford,
bonds
offered- Sept. 30
p.
1311—were awarded
to a
group
composed of Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicagobridge
•
186,
—v.
;
.
$1,700,000
Sale-rThe
Bond
■
III.
r
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; Wm. Blair & Co.i and J. C.
Bradford
& Co.,
at a price of
'
100.03,
3.33%,
net interest cost of about
as follows: ' *
: .
•
a
$440,000 4s.
Due Jan. 1, 1963.
1720,000 3-^s;
1964 to
•
on
»
.
Sept. 16 to a group composed of
the First National Bank of Hum¬
College
Parsons
■
I
.
INDIANA
f
.
i
'
.
r j
,
V
.
3T«s. *'
after
Agency,
as
:.
^
.
1
Bethany College (P. O.
>
Kansas
Sale
•:
—
'
Lindsborg),
J"
/
-
The $200,000 non
revenue
—
v.
186,
1312—were sold to the Federal
Housing -and
Home Finance
Agency, as 2%s, at par.
-1958 to
Wichita, as
Due on Sept. 1 from
Bond
Offerings-William A. Syl¬
receive
(CDST)
sealed
on
bids
Oct.
7
until
for
1
p.m.
the
pur¬
chase
35,000 3V2S.
Due on Sept. 1 from
of $35,000,000
State Property
sive.
Commonwealth
as
of
July
1, -1977.
Bonds
Martin, Commissioner
of Finance and Executive Direc¬
—James W.
tor
Callable
Interest J-D.
Commission,
date
Legality approved by
King
York City.
Wood,
&
Dawson,
of New
of
and Build¬
informed
Oct.
2
expects
that
to
1958
from
to
1977
Bank
school
building
acquisition bonds.
1,000,000
land
Oct.
on
1
from
1958
to
and
Due
1977
inclusive.
on
Oct.
1
1958
from
to
1
from
10,000,000 funding
Due
bonds.
Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
are
Regional
clusive.
Street, Boston, until noon (EDST) on
Vermilion
purchase of $650,000
school bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1957.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1976
School
Districts
Offering
us
the
make
•—
G.
J.
DeLgt,
Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until
10 a.m.
(CST) on Nov. 7
for
the
purchase
of $1,910,000
of
the
Offering
—
Frederic
National Bank of Boston, 28
inclusive.
Principal
and
State
interest
payable at the Merchants National
Bank of Boston. Legality approved
by Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
No.
2
bonds.
1961
to
at
100.05,
Due
1988
on
District
Jan.
1
inclusive.
60,000 Henry School District
No.
Offering
—
sealed
bids
Offering
Bond
Clark,
Town
Edward
—
c/o Boston Safe
Deposit and Trust Company,
Franklin
a.m.
Street,
(EDST)
Boston, until
on
Oct. 8
purchase of $680,000
Dated Oct. 1,
T.
Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids
100
11
for the
school bonds.
1957. Due on Oct. 1
1958 to 1974
inclusive. Prin¬
payable at the
from
Safe
Company, of
Michael
O'Leary, Town Treasurer,
ceive
basis of about 3.49%.
cipal and interest
Palmer &
Fairhaven, Mass.
Bond
a
Randolph, Mass.
Boston
$900,000 Abbeville School
$440,000 school
Oct. 1—v. 186, p.
1424
were awarded to Tucker,,
Anthony & R. L. Day, as 3,40s,.
offered
bonds
P.
bonds, as follows:
from
Bond Sale—The
—
Sch.
Dist. (P. O. Buckland), Mass.
Buckland-Shelburne
Bond
the
to
North Andover, Mass.
dated Oct. 1,
1957.
Principal and interest payable at
The bonds
Gray, District Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids c/o Merchants
Parish
186, p. 1312—
Middlesex
County National Bank, at 2.04%
awarded
were
discount.
clusive.
official.
the
$350,000 notes
Sale—The
Note
offered Sept. 24—v.
Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until
10 a.m.
(CST) on Nov. 5
for the purchase of $154,000 school
bonds. Due from 1958 to 1977 in¬
of
East
Cambridge), Mass.
in¬
1977
to
1958
Amite), La.
Offering —J. F. Corkern,
Coolidge &
Boston.
Rugg, of
Middlesex County (P. O.
.
Secretary
payable at the First National
Bank of Boston. Legality approved
Due 00
clusive.
on
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
terest
inclusive.
500,000 sewerage bonds.
Oct.
$720,000 municipal
Dated Oct.: 1,
1958 to
bonds.
Due on Oct. 1 from
by Ropes, Gray, Best,
500,000 bridge construction bonds.
Due on Oct.
1 from 1958 to
1977
of
purchase
building
1977
1,000,000 parking facilities bonds.
Municipal Divi¬
of Boston,
sion, 45 Milk Street, Boston until
II a.m. (EDST) on Oct. 8 for the
1957.
the office of the above-mentioned
Tangipahoa Parish Consolidated
Sch. District No. 114 (P. O.
Secretary
Kentucky (State of)
Plans Sale
of $485,000 water revenue
bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due on
July 1 from , 1960 to 1997 inclu¬
the
(P. O. Abbeville), La.
~
under
Oct.
purchase of $3,000,000
1957.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1997
inclusive. Callable on Dec. 1,1967.
for
Bond
ings
sealed
on
1
rich, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids
c/o
First
National
Oct. 9 for the
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
Of
receive
(CST)
a.m.
1962 inclusive.
"'•*'
vester, City Clerks-Treasurer, will
10
^
'
-
$38,000 3%s.
will
Board
Oct.
and
Due
1977 inclusive.
Offering—Secretary Freda
DePolitte
announces
that
the
until
building
acquisition bonds.
inclusive.
Due
(P. O. New Orleans), La.
Bond
■Humboldt, Kan.
Sale—An issue of $73,000
" *
,
or
on
school bonds.* Dated Dec. 1,
tax-exempt
dormitory
bonds offered Sept. 30
follows:
'*
;
Mitchell, Ind.
/,
Callable
1967.
1,
Bond
bids
KENTUCKY
;*
Dec.
Orleans Parish School District
16
■"
on
inclusive.
School
KANSAS
Bond
Due
are
Offering—Lydia M. Diet¬
Bond
school
1,500,000
on
Dec.
dated
1,
Dec. 1 from 1959 to
bonds
1967 inclusive.
to
land
Iowa
Home, Finance
and
1
Interest J-D.
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
(P. O. Fairfield), &
Judell, of New Orleans.
Small-Milburn Co., of
■
improvement bonds V offered
Sept. 30—v. .186,! p./ 1312—were
dwarded to Frank, E. Hailstone &
as
1987
swimming pool bonds w;as sold to
;
Griffith, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $30,000 munici¬
Co.,
1957.
Co.,
&
23/4S,.at par.
-
pal
,
The
Bond Sale ,-7 $425,000 non taxexempt dormitory revenue bonds
offered Sept. 30—v. 186, p. 1203—
were sold to the Federal Housing
Bond
T
Sewerage District No.
public improvement bonds.
56,000
bonds was sold on
boldt, Shaw, McDermott,
arid First of Iowa Corp.
1958
$56,000 public improvement bonds.
p.
Jan. I-from
inclusive.
.'..A
Sale—An issue of $80,000
Bond
follows:
as
Due'on Jan. 1 from
1972 to 1977 inclusive.
<
>
Due
1971
540,000 3.30s.
School:' District,
Iowa
school building
bonds offered Sept.
revenue
Indep.
;?
J.
will re¬
c/o
Mer¬
proved
by
Deposit
and
Trust
Boston. Legality ap¬
Ropes, Gray,
of Boston.
Coolidge & Rugg,
Best,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
Monday, October 7, 1957
.
%
*.
Stoughton,
bonds
Lewiston School District, Mich.
Mass.
Sale—The -5605,000
Bond
Oct.
offered
3—v.
awarded
1424—were
school
to
186',
a
Bond
p.
group
until
Sale
Oct.
awarded
were
The
—
2—v.
$1,000,000
186,
to
a
trust
group
com¬
posed of Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
George P. Fogg & Co., and F.
Brittain Kennedy & Co., as 3.40s,
field,
of
Walkerville
*
*
•'
.
Marlette,
'
*
Bond
until
Mich.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Oct.
and
District, Mich.
Offering—Grant I. Wedge,
Secretary of Boarcl of Education,
receive
p.m.
(EST)
bids
sealed
Oct.
on
until
15
for
8
the
purchase of $500,000 building and
site
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
1, 1957.
Due
Jan.
on
inclusive.
thereafter
1959
in
to
Principal
(J-J) payable at
and
of Jan.
and
bank
a
1983
1969
callable as
are
1968.
1,
from
1
Bonds due
Stevens
&
of
Moorman,
Detroit.
clusive.
No.
,
4
(P.O.
Bond
to
bonds
186,
offered
Oct.
Marlette, Mich.
Bond
.11.
bids
receive
a.m.
(EST)
chase
sealed
notes,
as
public
railway
Due
to
on
until
10
utility
street
inclusive.
street
revenue
issues
dated Sept. 15,
Principal and interest (M-S)
1957.
payable
at
bank
the
of
current
official
City
City, Chicago
or
in New York
Detroit. Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Farmington, Mich,
Bond
1958
65,000
assessment
Sept.
&
Co,
to
1313—were
p.
Sattlcv &
price
a
186,
Kenower, MacArthur
McDonald-Mpore
and H. V.
at
paving bonds offered
26—v.
awarded
Due
to
Oct.
on
on
of
&
in
1970
from
Due
1958
1986
to
Co.,
100.09,
as
basis
a
of
of
as
1, 1957. Bonds due
Oct.
interest
call¬
are
1985
1973
of
as
inclusive.
and
Nov.
interest
due
in
company
ihe purchaser.
street
McDonald
Moore
-
&
Regents of the University of Mich•
igan (P. O. Ann Arbor), Mich.
18
for
(EST)
a.m.
Oct.
on
the
purchase of $1,850,000
Northwood Apartment Group III
Due
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
1 from 1960 to 1992
Oct.
on
inclusive.
Interest
approved
by
A-O.
Legality
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Bond
City
Offering—Paul
Clerk,
until
for
net
as
of
interest
Detroit, at
A.
p.m.
8
(EST)
York,
receive
cost
of
7,000
3%s.
17,000
"
:
p.
der.
about
a
3.91%,
j
;•
4s.
•
,
t
:
.
if
Oct.
Oct.
Due
and 1961.
i
on
on
i
-n
1,
Oct.
1,
1958.
1959.
1,
»•**{'.
^ ?*u
■
.
No. 1 (P. O. 21300
■
r
>
1.
1960
C.
re¬
3
p.m.
pur¬
building
1957.
to
Due
1981
in¬
Sale—The
to
gen¬
system
sewerage
offered
„
$140,000
Sept.
19
were
Nuveen & Co.,
John
Bond
Bond
Secretary of Board
on
March
Moody,
of
par,
about
4.83%,
The
of
of
Edu¬
bids
Oct.
8
■
1%
'
Bond
tal
Sale—The
bonds
offered
St. Joseph School
District, Mich.
Starke,
Secretary
Education,
17
until
for
the
site
will
8
p.m.
Cannon
Edward
1958
of
of
Board
receive
(EST)
building
to, 1986
to
186,
Sept.
awarded
Oct.
bonds.
on
July
inclusive.
186,
a
4s.
1205—
p.
196b
as
follows:
Jan.
on
&
1
able
1970
to
Jan.
15
school
414s.
entire
1.30%
to
purchase
building
Nov. 1, 1957.
Due
Feb.
of
as
bonds.
on
1968.
1,
of
Feb. 1
Principal
suitable
a
Marshall
(P.
County
O.
Warren),
from
until
of
Nov.
$62,000
5
for
ditch
the
bonds.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Bond
be
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
purchase
Further
issue
Jan.
on
on
from
until
in
of
of
Feb.
on
inclusive.
Feb.
the
from
Associates,
2, Minn.
T.
Inc.,
-v
-
1973.
J,
issue
G.
may
Evensen
Minneapolis
*
*
}{■'■
-
MISSISSIPPI
Bay St. Louis, Miss.
Bond
street
sold
Sale—An issue of $50,000
bonds
was
improvement
.
to
Lewis
Gates-Carter
&
Co.,
and
Co., jointly.
Harrison County (P. O. Gulf
port),
Mississippi
Bond
Offering
Chancery
C.
—
Clerk,
sealed bids until 10
J.
Darby,
will
receive
(CST)
a.m.
on
Oct. 8 for the purchase of
$100,000
county bonds. Due serially from
1958 to 1977 inclusive.,..,
Smith
County Supervisors
District
Oct.
24
for
Bond
Offering — Uree Garner,
Chancery
Clerk,
will
receive,
a.m. (CST) on
Oct. 7 for the purchase of $10,000
bridge bonds. Due serially from
sealed bids until 11
1958
to
1962
the
drain;
ceive
street
im¬
,
.
MISSOURI
sler,
$303,000
inclusive.
Westminster
struction; $300,000 library; $252,000
park improvement; $200,000
general hospital; $90,000 first sta¬
tion construction; $130,000 storm
and
of
bonds.
1978 and. thereafter
as
obtained
$3,000,000 bonds, as
$1,725,000
school
con¬
College (P. O.
Fulton), Mo,
Bond
Offering
—
H. R.
Schues-
Business; Manager,
sealed^ bids
will
at fthe
re¬
Man¬
provement.
chester Bank, 4015 Ghocteau Ave.,
St. Louis, until noon (CDST) on
Oct. 22 for the
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Little Falls), Minn.
and
purchase of $500,tax-exempt Dormitory
Dining Hall bonds.
Dated
the
Nov.
1, 1956. Due
4959
No. 3
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
until
Oct.
28
for
Murray County Indep. Sch. District
000
non
to
approved
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1996
Charles
by
Legality
&
Trauer-
nicht, of St. Louis.
No. 52 (P. O. Slay ton
),Minp/
received
until
Oct.
21
MONTANA
for the
purchase of $50,000 school build¬
Gallatin
County^High School Bldg.
District (P. O. Bozeman), Mont.
Bdnd
ing bonds.
Norman
County
(P.
O.
Ada),
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
until
Oct.
15
for
the
purchase of $24,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Pennington
County (P. O.
Falls), Minn.
until
until
Nov.
5
7:30
for the
1
from
for
the
<
Nov.
7
for
the
purchase of $450,000 school build¬
January
will
until
1
ing bonds.
carry
,
:
an
1,
Louis
No.
701
District
\-:'i
:
-
R. Ray Kreis,
—
Clerk, will receive sealed
;;
„
*
v "'m *
•
v,i.
Board
l
(MST)
p.m.
of
Nov. 5
on
NEW
JERSEY
Township School District
(P. O. Glassboro), N. J.
Bond
bonds
1314
Sale—The $138,000 school
Oct. 1—v. 186, p.
offered
—
.
.7 ^
awarded to
were
Saffin &
Co.,
as
Boland,
43/4s, at 100.16,
a
basis of about 4.72 %»
Hillside Township (P. O.
New Jersey
Bonds Not
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Hibbing), Minn.
;Bond Offering
Mrs. ' Esther
the
Elh
County Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Crookston), Minn.
received
—
purchase of $240,000 school
:
Thief
purchase of $65,000 ditch bonds.
be
of
building bonds.
River
received
Offering
Nelson,, Clerk
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Minnesota
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
interest from Jan.
1960.
to. 1987
details
of
follows:
inclusive.
Due
Jan.-1,
received
Jan. 1 from
on
Due
1960
callable
are
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
No..2 (P. O. Raleigh), Miss.
Offering—Sealed bids will
purchase
the
school
Call¬
banking institution designated by
Legality ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker,
Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis.
St.
1958
the
for
interest payable at
Polk
Due
for
building
Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due
inclusive.
1975
17
$525,000
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
1
from 1980 to 1987 inclusive.
extra
Hibbing,
the successful bidder.
be
on
Oct.
on
Bonds due
1959 to 1983 inclusive.
from
1976 to 1979 inclusive.
The
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 11:30
and
$250,000
Dated
inclusive.
Due
40,000 4.40s.
95,000
street
4s.
from
com¬
net inter¬
a
4.49%,
Due
50,000 4.30s.
1971
$35,000
Bond
Offering—Floyd W. Monahan, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CDST)
be
group
price of par,
$60,000 314s.
sealed
on
to
est cost of about
50,000
Lake), Minn.
Lake, Minn.
_Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Falls, Minn.
25—v.
Dain & Co.
Washington, Chisago, and Anoka
Counties Joint Indep. Sch. Dist. No,
104 (P. O. Forest
Pipestone Counties
Joint Indep. Consol. Sch. District
No. 1 (P.O. Lake Benton), Minn.
Piper,
Moody, Inc., and E. J. Prescott
B.
Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due
1 .from
1—v.
Sale—The $295,000 hospi¬
and nursing home bonds
of¬
a
to J. M.
Evensen
hospi¬
posed of Kalman & Co., Juran &
purchase of $3,600,000
and
$50,000
Oct.
Harbors, Minn.
&
be
Jaffray & Hopwood.
Co., at
G.
Fed¬
Finance
Bond Sale—The $240,000 sewer
improvement bonds offered Sept
30—v. 186, p. 1425—were awarded
and Miners State Bank, of
1, 1957 to
1425—were awarded
p.
T.
Sale—The $50,000 certifi¬
Oct.
the
to
purchase of $50,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
in¬
Buffalo, Minn.
1960 to
1, 1957.
1, 1958.
—
1 from
additional
from Oct.
awarded
Morrison
Jan.
on
bear
for
$25,000 tax antici¬
Offering
inclusive,,
July 1, 1959 inclusive.
1966 to
Bond
Jan. 1 from
on
1978 inclusive.
bonds
terest
cost
follows:
as
1969
1970 to
interest
net
a
$760,000 non
dormitory
revenue
bonds offered Sept. 27—v. 186, p.
be
on
t;'
The
—
tax-exempt
1
Lincoln
Mulvahill, of
Minnesota
Bond Sale
cates of indebtedness offered
Sept.
16 were awarded to the Merchants
as
J.
Mary's College (P. O. Winona),
Two
Hibbing, Minn.
com¬
Inc.;
Allison-
Inc.;
135,000 4%s. Due
were
sealed
pation notes. Dated June
Due
&
group
&
Co.,
Co.; J. M. Dain & Co.,
Inc.; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood;
E. J. Prescott &
Co., at a
tal
Mendota,
on
,a
Kalman
Williams
of
from
sewer
and
fered
Royal Oak), Mich.
7
to
of
M.
Housing and Home
Agency, as 2%s, at par.
Indep.
apolis.
Bond
improvement bonds of¬
Sept. 16—v. 186, p. 1098—
awarded
price
2,
improvement bonds offered Sept.
24—v. 186, p. 1313—were awarded
to Allison-Williams Co., of Minne¬
be
Sale—The $350,000
Juran
St.
Minnesota
and water
were
Joint
Sale—The
4'4 s.
Bond
Note Offering—James E. Harri¬
school
1960
-
Minn.
the
for
Nov.
from
obligation
bonds
Oct.
on
Oak Township, George
Washington Carver Sch. Dist.
bids
Due
1
Bond
sealed
Royal
Na¬
par,
until
12
$450,000 school
Dated
Nov.
eral
bonds.
the purchase of
follows:
$7,000 314s. Due
t
186,
the
bids
Nov.
on
of
bonds.
ari
Counties
Offering — Leonard
District Clerk, will
sealed
(CST)
&
Associates, Minneapolis 2, Min¬
Minne¬
Graceville),
$215,000 414s. Due
the
improvement
to
Inc.,
Traverse
O.
1959 to
will
(EST)
Bank
ceive
Rockford, Mich.
p.m.
30—v.
(P.
Bond
posed
11
until
tional
11
bids until
receive
awarded
for the
Indep. Consol. School District
fered
will
1424—were
No.
and
County
obtained
Bond
Stone
Evensen
Minneapolis
purchase of $700,000 school build¬
ing bonds, Additional details can
apolis 2, Minn.
Big
Bond Offering—W. K.
Pierpont,
Vice-President, will receive sealed
son,
bonds offered Sept.
Hennepin
Brooklyn Center, Minn.
cation,
street
Associates,
as
to
By Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
assessment
13
by
eral
Co.
Legality approved
Sale—The $31,000 special
Nov.
approved
1313—were
Heron
Bovey, Minn.
special
improvement
Detroit.
Bond
&
sen
G.
on
Hibbing.
be
nesota.
purchase of $1,400,000 sewage dis¬
posal plant bonds. Futher details
may'be obtained from T. G. Even-
awarded
by
Lathrup Village (P. O. 19600
Forest Drive), Mich.
until
T.
Inc.,
may
Consol. Sch. Dist. No. 142
(P. O.
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
details
Houses
banking institution designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
building
Minn.
Austin, Minn.
Bond
be
from
Associates,
be
MINNESOTA
awarded
bank
designated
Pad¬
Further
obtained
&
sanitary sewer bonds offered
Sept. 4 — v. 186, p. 997 — were
1, 1972. Principal and
a
ap¬
by Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
&
$690,000
School
1, 1957. Due
a
Grove, jointly.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until Oct. 31 for the
designated
Legality
of
Betterment of
Bloomington), Minn.
July 1, 1962. Principal
(J-J) payable at a
purchaser.
proved
dock
Sale—The $69,500
and
callable
are
(M-N) payable at
trust
or
Bonds
thereafter
bonds.
call¬
are
1969.
1,
purchase
15
(A-O)
purchase of $19,000
City's Portion street improvement
Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
Due
lins, Village Clerk, will receive1 on
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1962 in¬
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on clusive.
Callable as of Sept. 1,
Oct. 14 for the purchase of
$1,- 1960. Principal and interest
(M-S)
475,000 sewer bonds. Dated Nov,
payable at a banking institution
1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from 1959
designated by the successful bid¬
to
thereatfer
trust company
or
the
Owosso, Mich.
Bond
14
Gibraltar, Mich.
Oct.
on
State
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until Oct. 23 for the
and
bids
Offering—Joseph L. Col¬
of
as
chase
thereafter
and
of Ciarxs
inclusive. Bonds due
and
Murphy,
bonds.
H. Bishop & Co., and
July 1 from 1960 to 1964 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
oanK
Park-
Principal clusive. Bonds due in 1972 and
payable at a thereafter are callable as of Nov.
bank or trust company designated
I, 1970.
Interest M-N.
Legality
by the purchaser. Legality ap¬ approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬ ker, Scott & Barber, of Minne¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
apolis.
able
and
Co.,
4Vas,
about 4.48%.
Bond
by
from
1
inclusive.
sewer
1
system
Oct.
on
1986
storm
revenue
Sale—The $77,000 special
C.
interest
bank
are
the
1975
1963
Joint
disposal
sewage
bonds.
(EST)
p.m.
purchase of $160,-
follows:
as
assessment
railway
notes, series 57-H. Due on
Sept. 15 from 1958 to 1962
inclusive.
Both
the
bonds,
$95,000
bonds, series 57-G.
Sept. 15 from 1960
1969
660,000
i
Controller,
$1,660,000
follows:
$1,000,000
7:30
for
9
Dated April
bids
Dawson,
inclusive.
Oct. 8 for the pur¬
bonds
and.
on
of
until
Oct.
2
Offering—John
Witherspoon, City
"will
Offering—Cecil
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Detroit, Mich.
Note
1993 in¬
March
Detroit.
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
and
of
as
der. Legality approved by Miler,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
t
Bond
from 1960 to
Callable
in
designated by the successful bid¬
1424—were awarded
p.
1
1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at a banking institution
Sale—The $175,000 schoo*
building
—■v.
Clinton)p Mich.
$315,000
bonds. Dated Nov.
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 12 (P. O. Richfield), Minn.
1971.
000
Clinton Community School District
of
Dated
March
trust
or
purchase
disposal system revenue
July 1, 1,957.
Due
bonds.
on
interest
company designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Berry,
the
sewage
Bond
Will
for
(EST)
p.m.
to
able
16
-
8
1958
Bond Offering
Cecil Dawson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Clawson School
-
Leo
—
•
on
000
De¬
building bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1957. Due on July 1 from
basis of about 3.34%,
a
Offering
(CDST)
p.m.
to M.
and
MICHIGAN
100.44,
of
7:30
bonds offered Sept.
^0—v. 186, p. 1313—were awarded
for the purchase of $90,000 school
site
—
at
Stone,
until
Oct. 16 for the purchase of $125,-
obligation street and Water works
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
•
r.
&
bids
improvement
company
ard,
Detroit.
;
trust
or
Rural Comtnunity
District, Mich.
School
company
•
bank
a
Paddock
of
as
designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
1424—
p.
callable
are
Ctarks Grove, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $42,000 general
troit.
July 1, 1967. Principal and inter¬
est (J-J) payable at a bank or
and street bonds of¬
sewer
fered
thereafter
thereafter
and
of
as
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Can-
inclusive. Bonds due in 1968
and
Weymouth, Mass.
school,
able at
8 p.m.
1983
1968
callable
July 1, 1967.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
—
(EST) on Oct. 16 for
the purchase of $150,000 school
ouilding bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1957. Due on July 1 from 1958 to
Inc., Hornblower & Weeks, and
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, as
3.60s, at 100.55, a basis of about
Bond
Bonds due in
are
Evelyn East¬
wood, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.
'
Offering
Hillside),
Sold—Due
to
pend¬
ing litigation respecting the issue,
no
bids
were
submitted
for
$1,475,000^ school
building
offered
186,
Oct.
1—-v.
p.
tha
bonds
1314.
.
.
Volume
Number 5679
186
.
.
Holmdel Twp. School District, N. J.
from 1958 to 1986 inclusive.
Prin-
publicly
pre-sale.
|
payable
kade, Jr., Secretary of the Board at the Empire Trust Co. of, New
of Education, will receive sealed York City. Legality approved by
Sykes,
Heckler &
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on Oct. 21 Vandewater,
for the purchase of $390,000 school Galloway, New York City.
bonds. Dated March 1, 1957. Due
Offering—George S. Kin-
Bond
cipal and interest (M-N)
Bond
Offering
interest
(M-S) payable at the Peoples Na¬
tional Bank of Keyport. Legality
Lennox,
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
chase
clusive.
Principal
and
receive
Due
Lodi, N.J.
,f
anty Trust Company of New York;
Harriman Ripley & Co. Incorpor¬
Oct. 10 for the pur¬
$50,000 street improve¬
Dated July 1, 1957.
on
of
fering of sewer and water bonds (J-J) payable at the llion Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., or at the
totaling $42,500 originally sched¬
National Bank,
uled for Oct. 7—v. 186, p. 1425— Manufacturers
Legality approved
has been rescheduled for Oct. 14. both of llion.
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
New Providence School District,
Galloway, of New York City.
New Jersey
\
Lyme, Clayton, Cape Vincent, and
Bond
Offering — Thomas
C.
"
1
proved by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
Olive Sil¬
&
Due
1957.
1,
Principal and in¬
National Bank
T.
New York
Nichols, Borough Clerk, will re¬
ceive .sealed
bids until
8 p.m.
Lysander,
—
Charles
(EDST) xonOctober 10 for the
purchase of $90,000 water bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1
Prin¬
from 1958 to 1969 inclusive.
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the First National Iron Bank of
office,
Rock a way.- Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
Rockaway
Morristown,
New York City.
City.
Shearson,
Smithers
School District No.
Offering
Bond
(DST)
of
E.
2
p.m.
Nyack.
Hawkins,
New York
& R. L. Day; G. H.
& Co.; A. M. Kidder &
Oct. 10 for the pur¬
$711,000 school bonds.
Co., Inc.;
Dated Nov. 1,
from 1959
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the First Trust & Deposit Co.,
Walker
& Company In¬
Dickson
S.
R.
Bramhall,
corporated;
&
Falion
/
.
1,; 1957. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Hanover
Zwah-
purchase of $195,-
Bank, of New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.
■ '
North Carolina (State
of)
Note Offering—Edwin Gill, State
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
payable at the until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Oct. 8 for
Trust Company, the
purchase of $15,000,000 school
Legality approved by
plant construction and improve¬
Delafield & Wood, of ment
bond
anticipation
notesl
Co.,
Inc.;
Trust
Company of
Georgia; Andrews & Wells, Inc.;
&
Bank
Nyack
Co.; Eldredge & Co. Incorporated;
R. H. Moulton & Company; Na¬
tional State Bank, Newark; Stroud
& Company Incorporated; Tucker,
Anthony
,
Nov.
and interest (A-O)
&
Bradford
C.
J.
1985
to
p.m.
on May
1974 inclusive.
1971 inclusive.
to
bonds.
Dated
Due on Och 1 from
inclusive. Principal
1, 1957.
1958
3
.
n
^
20,000 recreational facilities
Due on May 1 from 1959
system
sewer
Oct.
1957. Due on May 1
to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
on
chase
until
bids
sealed
ceive
000
Co.; Braun, Bos-
until
bids
,
bonds.
receive
(EDST)
will
Clerk,
Village
Oct. 9 for the
on
*
Dated
sealed
& Co.;
Merle-Smith;
Clerk, will ^re¬
District
Tupper,
1
Emerson
—
len,
.'
1 from 1959 to
Upper Nyack, M Y.
worth & Co. Incorporated; Dick &
Baldwinsville), N. Y.
(P. O.
4.10s, at a
basis of about
a
Bond Offering—Frank R.
Hammill & Co.; F. S.
& Co.; Robert Winthrop
Dean Witter &
Van Buren and Clay
Central
S +
$110,000 water bonds. Due
4.07%.
ation; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.;
Roosevelt & Cross Incorporated;
approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Rockaway, N. J.
Offering
price of 100.26,
&
Co.;
Hayden,
Stone & Co.; Hirsch & Co.; Laidlaw & Co.; Lee Higginson Corpor¬
ity
Bond
1206—were
Haupt
Ira
$300,000 school
Sept. 26—v. 186, p.
awarded to Adams,
McEntee & Co., Inc., as
Dominick;
(A-O) payable at the First
in Dexter. Legal¬
terest
Bond Sale—The
Incorporated; Dominick &
& Burr
Oct. 1 from 1958 to
on
inclusive.
1977
Oct.
Dated
bonds.
school
000
the
bonds offered
Coffin
Sons; Clark, Dodge & Co.;
of $225,-
Oct. 17 for the purchase
Curtis; Bacon, Stevenson &
Co.; The Boatmen's National Bank
of Saint Louis; Alex. Brown &
will receive
Clerk,
District
&
son
Y.
N.
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on
the. Summit
Legality ap¬
payable at
Trust Co., Summit.
Chaumont),
O.
Bond Offering—Mrs.
on
(F-A)
(P.
ver,
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1983
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Due
District No.
Central School
Brown
for
10
•
inclusive.
Musson, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on Oct. 22
for
the
purchase
of $1,700,000
school bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
sive.
Dated
*
July 1 from 1958 to 1962
Principal and interest
on
LeRoy,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on Oct.
Oct.
1, 1957.
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
purchase of $390,000
Hanover Bank, of New York City.
school building bonds. Dated Oct.
by Mitchell,
1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1 from 1958 Legality approved
Phelps,
Fenn
&
Co.; Glore, to 1986 inclusive. Principal and Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
(A-O)
payable at the
Forgan & Co.; Lazard Freres & interest
'
\.t
• • •'
Co.; Merrill Lynch; Pierce, Fen- Genesee Valley Union Trust Com¬
Marshall, N. C.
ner & Beane; Goldman, Sachs &
pany, of Rochester.
Legality ap¬
Bond Offering — W. E. EasterCo.; Eastman Dillon, Union Secu¬ proved by Vanderwater, Sykes,
rities & Co.; Drexel & Co.; Con¬ Heckler & Galloway, of New York ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
tinental
Illinois
National
Bank City.,
sealed bids at his office in Ra¬
and Trust Company of Chicago;
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct.
Southampton Union Free School
The
First
National
Bank- of
8 for the
District No. 17 (P. O. East
purchase of $130,000
Portland, Oregop; Wood, Struthbonds, as follows:
Quoque), N.Y.
ers
& Co.; Paine, Webber, Jack¬
a.m.
11
Bond Offering—Louis H.
ated; The First Boston Corpora¬
tion; Smith, Barney & Co.; Halsey,
Stuart
& Co. Inc.; First
National Bank of Chicago;
bonds.
ment
Offering,Date Change—The of¬
until
from 1959 to 1965 inclusive.
50,000 Series B bonds. Due serr
ially from 1959 to 1973 inclu¬
Sodus), N. Y.
Morgan & Co. Incorporated; Guar¬
will
bids
sealed
(DST)
Treasurer,
Village
$7,000 Series A bonds. Due serially
Sodus, Lyons and Arcadia Central
School District No. 1 (P. O.
Company; J. P.
Trust
Bankers
City.
of New York
way,
offering
the
in
61
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct.
8 for the purchase of $57,000 san¬
itary sewer bonds, as follows:
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
.
Participating
Elizabeth R.
—
-
Legality approved by Van¬
cuse.
they were sold at a
as
are:
llion, N. Y.
March 1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
on
(1553)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
City.
Dated Oct. 17,
Central
Waverly and Dickinson
School District No.
1
(P. O.
Regis Falls), N. Y.
St.
C. Rock-
Bond Offering—Floyd
sealed bids until
15
Oct.
on
receive
Clerk, will
District
hill,
11
(EDST)
purchase of
a.m.
the
for
Due on Aug.
1957.
14, 1958.
Principal and interest
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Rocky Mount, N. C.
>
approved by
$430,000 school bonds. Dated June
Bond Sale—The $1,425,000 bonds
Sykes,
Heckler & Bacon, Whipple & Co.; J. Barth &
Bond Offering —-E. Jack Hot- Vandewater,
1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1 from 1957 offered Sept. 30—v. 186, p. 1314—
Co.; Branch Banking & Trust Co.;
tinger, Secretary of Board of Ed¬ Galloway, of New York City.
to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
ucation, will receive sealed bids
interest
(J-D)
payable
at the j were awarded to a group composed
New York City Housing Authority> Kansas
City, Mo.; E. F. Hutton &
| of Smith, Barney & Co., Hornuntil 8 p.m. (EDST) on Oct. 10
Chase Manhattan Bank, of New
New York
Company; Mackey, Dunn & Co.
j blower & Weeks, W. E. Hutton &
for the purchase of $895,000 school
York City.
Legality approved by
Rockaway School District, N. J.
Aug.
Dated
bonds.
1,
Due
1957.
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1978 in¬
clusive.Principal and interest
on
Legality
Syracuse.
Note Offering—Chairman
J. Cruise announces that the
Philip
auth¬
until
1 p.m. (EDST) on Oct. 15 for the
(F-A)-payable at the First Na¬
tional Iron Bank of Morristown, purchase of $60,064,000 temporary
Le¬
Rockaway office, Rockaway.
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
afield & Wood, of New York City.
ority will receive sealed bids
notes, as follows:
i :
One Hundred Nine¬
$29,800,000
Due on
notes.
Issue
teenth
Somerset County.
Offering
Bond
—
Clerk of Board of Chosen
will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EDST) on Oct.
Tine,
Freeholders,
18. ? for. the purchase of
road bonds.
Dated Oct.
$300,000
1957.
1,
1 from 1958 to 1967
Principal and interest
Due on Oct.
inclusive.
Twentieth
1,543,000 One Hundred
Due
notes.
Issue
Chester Van
May
on
9,
Due
notes.
Issue
first
on
March 14, 1958.
on
1957.
able
New York City.
approved by Caldwell,
Housing Authority,
York
New
offered
$34,413,000
a
group
awarded
plus $9.
3%s, at
basis of about 3.74%.
Other
York,
100.05, a
members
of
&
American Securities
' 2.75%
interest,
at
group:
Co.,
and Traders Trust
Roosevelt & Cross,
Sale
Bond
Oct.
offered
construction bonds
1—v.
awarded
were
formed by the
tional
and
to
by
Bank
City
186, p. 1426—
Bond Offering—Joseph Y.
ceive
(DST)
of
Treasurer,
Village
ton,
bids
sealed
on
will re¬
until
11
a.m.
Oct. 10 for the purchase
$455,000
•
imnrovement
Dated Nov. 1,
^~"ds.
1957. Due on Nov. 1
of
100.0273,
cost to the
Leigh-
syndicate
a
purposes
186, p.
Roosevelt
the First
Na¬
a
net interest
The
State of 2.8965%.
$11,200,000
bonds, maturing from 1958
through 1964, at prices to yield
2.25%
800,000
to
bonds
bonds offered Oct. 1—
1426—were awarded to
& Cross, as 3.80s, at
2.75%.
The
due from
1972 .inclusive were not
$12,-
1965 to
re-offered
Sykes,
Vanderwater,
Valley and
1
(P. O. Cold Spring), N. Y.
2
Central School District No.
Whitesboro), N. Y.
(P. Oi
Sale
Bond
Cross, as 3.80s, at 100.004, a basis
of about 3.79%.
-«
school building bonds
Offering—William H. Sel-
11
NORTH
on
Oct.
$1,000,000
of
City
National
First
Bank,
New
City. Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
HecHer &
York
Galloway, of New York
Salina and Clay
No. 1
(P. O.
City.
Central Sch. Dist.
Liverpool), N. Y.
District Clerk, will
bids
10
until
for
the
2 p.m.
receive sealed
(DST)
I, 1957.
to
1986
interest
First
on
Oct.
purchase of $1,080,000
school building bonds.
Trust &
follows:
10
until
1959 to 1963 incl.
15,000 4%s. Due on April 1, 1964.
285,000 3V4S. Due on April 1 from
1964
at the
Deposit Co., Syra¬
payable
receive
(EST)
a.m.
sealed
Oct.
Legality
Interest M-N.
approved by A. L. Purrington,
of Raleigh. '
■
Offering
—
W. E.
ling, Secretary of Local
ment
Commission, will
sealed
Jr.,
1971 to 1979 incl.
his
at
bids
I, 1957.
1974
Govern¬
receive
in
olfifce
Ra¬
Due on May 1 from 1959
inclusive. Principal and
(M-N)
interest
of
Corn
New York
at the
Bank,
Legality ap¬
payable
City.
Note
—
the
The
foregoing
report in our
Sept. 30—v.
supple¬
issue of
186, p. 1426.
Offering —W.
sealed
Commission,
bids
at
1,
bonds
improvement
sold to a group
was
Corporation,
First Cleveland
Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., Field, Richards & Co.,
Hayden, Miller & Co., and Stranahau, Harris & Co., subject to de¬
livery of the bonds to the group
before Nov. 1.
Bedford Heights, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $300,000 sewage
disposal works bonds offered Oct.
1—v. 186, p. 1314—were awarded
to
composed of the First
Wm. J. Mericka
Co., and Walter, Woody & Heia-group
Cleveland Corp.,
&
merdinger.
East
Holmes Local
School District
(P. O. Berlin), Ohio
Bond
Sale—The $678,000
school
building bonds offered Sept.
186,
p.
J. A. White & Co.,
of Cincinnati, as
4V4S, at a price of 102.13, a
of about
25—
1206—were awarded to
basis
4.02%.
Euclid, Ohio
Bond
Offering—William A. Ab¬
Local Govern¬ bott, Director of Finance, will re¬
will receive
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
his office in Ra¬
ling, Secretary of
ment
E. Easter-
*
composed of the
Gibsonville, N. C.
Bond
April
1981.
system
sewer
revenue
v.
City.
/
on
Sale—An issue of $1,000,-
Bond
000
Exchange
proved
by
Mitchell, Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
ments
and
Due
OHIO
Easter-
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct.
15 for the purchase of $2,000,000
sanitary sewer bonds. Dated Nov.
to
2%s.
Ashland, Ohio
on or
Fayetteville,'N. C.
\
1970.
and
Hazel
on
incl.
565,000 31/2S. Due on April 1 from
that the Board
purchase of $250,000
non-tax exempt dormitory rev¬
enue bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1956.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1959 to 199'
Bond
1968
to
120,000 5%s. Due on April 1,1969
1980
the
for
15
Due on April 1 from
$300,000 6s.
(P. O. Elon), N. C.
will
Trustees
bids
Dated Oct.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1958
inclusive. Principal and
(A-O)
CAROLINA
Walker announces
Chemical
Offering—Peter J. Dugan,
Bond
Wells, Inc., and J. Lee Peeler
Co., at a price of par, a net in¬
cost
of
about 3.61%, , as
terest
140,000
Bond Offering—Treasurer
a.m.
16 for the pur¬
public im¬
provement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1957. Due on April 1 from 1959
to 1972 inclusive. Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable at the
(DST)
awarded
group
a
will re¬
City Comptroller,
ceive sealed bids until
zer,
chase
offered Oct.
composed of Phelps,
Fenn & Co., Inc., Lee Higginson
Corp., L. F. Rothschild & Co., Ba¬
con, Whippple & Co., and Newburger, Loeb & Co., as 3.70s, at
100.51, a basis of about 3.65%.
to
&
$1,325,000
186, p. 1426—were
2—v.
inclusive.
"lRye,N.Y.
Bond
The
—
Co., J. C. Bradford & Co., Andrews
&
Deerfield, and
Whitestown, Marcy,
Trenton
of
school
bonds offered Oct. 1—v. 186, p. 1426
—were
awarded to Roosevelt &
$50,000
Sale—The
&
3.79%.
Fishkill Central Sch. Dist. No.
Bond
Heckler
City.
Galloway, of New York
Elon College
Phillipstcwn, Putnam
at a
syndicate re-offered the
from
$86,000 general
100.03, a basis of about
of New York,
Lehman Bros., as 2.90s,
price
"
Bond Sale—The
consolidation of ac¬
headed
counts
$24,000,000
The
—
Arthur & Co.
Briarcliff Manor, N. Y.
of)
New York (State
mental health
the
Inc., Manufacturers
Co., of Buffalo,
Wood, Struthers & Co., Havden, Stone & Co.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., R. D.
White & Co.; and Kenower, Mac-
Blair
&
headed by the Marine
of Western New
Buffalo,'as
of
Salomon Bros.
to
500,000 to
Corp.,
186, p. 1314—were
1—v.
to
Trust Co.
Tilney and Company.
>
Hutzler,
at 2.95%
interest,
plus a premium of $390.
$2,740,400
offered Oct.
Sale'— The
Bond
Incorporated; Stern
Co.; Van Alstyne, Noel
Co.; R. D. White & Company;
awarded as follows:
were
(P. O. Attica), N. Y.
school building bonds
$34,913,000 notes
Oct. 1—v. 186, sp. 142$-
Note Sale—The
Attica, Bennington, Sheldon,
Orangeville, Java, Middlebury
Darien, Alexander and Wales
Central School District No. 1
Company
&
v.
dated Nov. 6,
Principal and interest pay¬
at the Chemical Corn Ex¬
is
issue
Each
&
Rand
Company;
Nyack, N. Y.
New York City
NEW YORK
Ohio
The
Co.; Schaffer, Necker & Co.; Tripp
& Co., Inc.; Field, Richards & Co.;
F. W. Craigie & Co.; The Illinois
Twenty-
payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Somerset County, Legality
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
Somerville. Legality approved by
New York City.
•
'
1
Hawkins, ;Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
'
1958.
28,721,000 One Hundred
change Bank, of
(A-O)
burger, Loeb & Co.;
Brothers &
May 9, 1958.
(P. O. Somer•
ville), N. J.
'
Incorporated; Mercantile-Safe De¬
posit and Trust Company; New-
62
(1554)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
oklahoma
Oct. 21 for the purchase of $1,-
on
720,000 bonds, as follows:
special
$720,000
im¬
assessment
provement bonds. Due on Dec.
Offering—Mary Jo Sprad.in, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
jnt.il 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 7 for
the purchase of $625,000
school
auilding and equipment bonds.
1,000,000 grade crossing eliminaDue
bonds.
tion
•
1
Dec.
on
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
from
bonds
Nov.
dated
1,
1957. Principal and interest (J-D)
The
.
are
Due
from
payable at the office of the abovementioned official. Legality ap¬
Squire,
by
proved
Sanders
Fort
&
The
—
Okla.
bonds
offered
Sept.
24—v.
i»6, p. 1315—were awarded to the
First Security Company of Kan¬
4%
$12,000
inclusive.
1971
Bond Sale—The $60,000 sanitary
sewer
Loramie, Ohio
Sale
Bond
to
1959
Dill City,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
,
Inc.
sas,
house bonds offered Oct. 1
186, p. 1426—were awarded
A. White & Co., at 100.60, a
pump
—v
j.
to
Hughes County Indep School Dist.
No. 35 (P. O. Holdenville), Okla.
Bond
basis of about 3.91%.
Heights, Ohio
Offering—Alfred
Bond
L.
Va-
penik, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 14 for the purchase of $72,300
street improvement special assess¬
ment bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
Due
Dec. 1
on
inclusive.
from
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Central Na¬
Cleveland. Legal¬
approved by Squire, Sanders
of Cleveland.
& Dempsey,
<
Middletown
City
School
bonds. Due from 1959 to 1964
ng
inclusive.
McAlester, Okla.
Bond
1968
1959 to
Principal
tional Bank, of
ity
Offering—Raymond Mor¬
Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 15
for the purchase of $285,000 buildgan,
Garfield
Bond
Offering
and
1
Dec.
1
from
1958
to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Chase
terest
Oct.
for
9
as
the
fol¬
lows:
65,000
fighting
fire
Manhattan
Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
worth
facility
access
bonds.
.
.
Tulsa
No.
County Indep. School Dist.
8 (P.O. Sperry), Okla.
Bond
Offering
Clerk of the
J.
—
Board
D.
Pierce,
United States National Bank, of
Portland, Baker, Watts
&
Co.,
Gregory & Sons, Rand & Co.,
Brown Bros., Harriman & Co., R.
D. White & Co., Robert Winthrop
& Co.,
'
•
Courts &
Co., Bartow, Leeds &
Co., Hayden, Miller & Co., Fahey,
Clark & Co., Ernst &
Co., Kalman
& Co., McDonnell &
Co., Anderson
&
Strudwick, First National Bank,
in
Dallas, City National Bank &
Trust
Co.,
of
Chicago,
Stern,
Lauer & Co., Seattle Trust & Sav¬
ings Bank, of Seattle,
Hogle & Co., Van Alstyne,
Noel & Co., Frantz, Hutchinson &
Co., J. C. Wheat & Co., First Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Okla¬
homa City, Dreyfus & Co.,
Sale
Washington County School District
No. 82 (P. O.
Sherwood), Oregon
Bond
Sale—The
p.m.
(CST)
purchase
of
for
10
th®
the
1972 in¬
of
to
to
Offering
1
States
Portland,
Bond
Secretary of Board of
will
Rutan,
Directors,
receive
(PST)
sealed
on
bids
until
8
National
5s,
as
at
Bank
100.19,
a
Oct. 14 for the pur¬
Offering
Vera
G.
will receive sealed bids until
1:30
Co., Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
Provident
•
*
from 1959 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬
1, 1957.
Savings Bank & Trust
Co., of Cincinnati, First National
Bank, of Newark, and Breed &
Harrison, Inc., as 3%s, at 100.93, a
cipal
and
interest
(J-J) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Bond
Shadyside Local School District,
,
Ohio
Bond Sale—The
bonds
1206
$600,000 school
Sale
offered
and
1315—were
syndicate
a
$26,600,000
1—v. 186, p.
Oct.
to
awarded
by
ings Bank, Chicago,
3.89%.,
Scion
$20,600,000
Legality
Bond
School
Offering
District,
—
Winifred S.
noon
(EST)
on
Oct. 23
inclusive.
Principal and
of
,
Ohio
*
Bond Sale—The
cial assessment
$108,635.78 spe¬
sanitary improve¬
ment bonds offered Oct.
1—v.
p.
1315—were awarded
Bosworth
100.44,
to
186,
Braun,
&
Co., Inc., as 3V2s, at
basis of about 3.42%.
a
Whitehall, Ohio
Bond
Offering—Walter Helber,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon
(EST) on Oct. 16
for the
purchase of $141,377.35
City
special assessment road improve¬
bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1957.
ment
Due
on
Oct.
inclusive.
1
from
to
and
Principal
1959
interest
1968
(A-O) payable at the Ohio State
Bank,
proved
Whitehall.
by
bonds
Legality
Bricker,
ap¬
Marburger,
Evatt & Barton, of Columbus.
net in¬
$2,000,000
1962
as
to
1974
of Nov.
inclusive.
1, 1967.
about
3.33%•, as follows:
$4,000,000 3V4s, due Oct. 1,
1971; callable Oct. 1, 1967; and
$2,000,000 3V2s, due Oct. 1,
Trust
County (P. O. Akron),
a
6,000,000 Veterans' Welfare bonds
at 100.016, a net interest cost
in¬
(J-D) payable at tjie Cleve¬
Co., Solon.
Legality
by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
-
Munson,
.
1971, and callable Oct. 1, 1967.
The
bankers re-offered the $20,600,000 2%s and 3s at prices to
yield from 2.70% to 3.70%, ac¬
cording to maturity. Of the $6,000,000 bond issue, the $4,000,000
3V4s were re-offered at
100.50, and
the
$2,000,000 3V2s
at
102.50.
Other members of the
syndi¬
cate: First National City
Bank, of
New York, First National
Bank, of
Portland, Chase Manhattan Bank,
New York,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
Blyth & Co., Inc., Northern Trust
Co. of
Chicago, Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, of New York,
Philadelphia National Bankr of
Philadelphia, Equitable Securities
Corporation, Seattle-First Nation¬
al
Bank, of Seattle, R. W. Press-
prich
Union
&
Co.,
Eastman
Securities
&
Dillon,
Co.,
F.
S.
Moseley & Co.,
Dean
Loeb,
Witter
County Institution District
(P. O. Lock Haven), Pa.
Bond
Offering
Mrs.
Vera
G.
re¬
ceive
sealed
Rhoades
&
County (P.
Franklin), Tenn.
school
v.
bids
Oct.
on
until
15
$350,000
for
5
Due
1976
Bond
(EDST)
p.m.
the
general
purchase
obligation
provement bonds.
1957.
inclusive.
in¬
•-
1963 to
and
Dec.
1
payment
Oct.
from
1,
1958
on
-
any
to
1972
lows:
were
1 from
works
-
Big
Dated
bids
1966
and
to
$80,000
Oct. 1 from 1971
on
inclusive.
by
McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
approved
Spring
Independent
School
Tex.
ited tax schoolhouse bonds offered
until
Sept.
1957.
26—v.
awarded
11
the
to
186,
a
Central
1316—were
p.
composed of
group
Investment
Company
Underwood, Neuhaus &
Co., Inc., and Rotan, Mosle & Co.,
of Texas,
Due
follows:
as
Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1977 inclu-'
of
from
Bond Sale—The $400,000 unlim¬
Dakota
Nov.-T,
1
District,
(CST) on Oct. 16 for the pur¬
chase of $2,070,000 school
building
Callable
Oct.
1977
Legality
a.m.
bonds.
fol¬
1965 inclusive.
inclusive;
Parkhurst &
N.
Offering — S. F. Myron,
Clerk of the Board of
Education,
on
as
Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Interest A.-O.
Bond
sive.
group com¬
bonds,-for $50,000 5 M»s,
on
1970
Co.
sealed
1958 to
due
186,
H.
a
-
totaling
-
'."V'
53/4s, due
to
Bonds
sold to
■
*
to
30—v.
City, Tex.
—
130,000 general obligation water¬
Presho, S. Dak.
receive
:
$62,000 general obligation refund¬
ing bonds, as 3s. Due on Oct.
Sale—The $55,000 general
obligation street improvement
will
-v"
Feb. 1,1981
on
Falls, and Dittmar & Co.,
interest
Bond
&
from
posed of Murray W. Moore & Co.,
City National Bank, of 7 Wichita
•;
;
Sale
$192,000
1957.
neapolis.
Sept.
1
.
>7%
Archer
the successful bidder; or at the
County Treasurer's -office. Legal¬
ity approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
awarded
-
7Texas
Bond
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at a suitable
banking institution designated by
offered
Due
1982."
v'
v
Feb.
on
from
*
date.
1427—were
1
J' '
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 17
the purchase of
$40,000 gen¬
eral
obligation sewer ' improve¬
on
C
Feb.
on
1980 .incl.
164,000 4.10s.
for
inclusive. Callable
Due
1968 to
;
/
Bond Offering—Walter
Eggert,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
Due
Due
4.04%,
>
1967 inch..-
275,0G0 4s.
'
Dated
v
$25,000 41/->s.
,
bonds.
Memphis, and J. C. Brad¬
Co., at a price of 100.07,
follows:
as
.
ment
&
net interest cost of about
a
Legality approved by
Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
Philadelphia.
.*
:•*
Howard, S. Dak.
high
offered
Sept. 10—
1100—were awarded to
p.
Bank of
Barre.
dakota
$464,000
*
bonds
186,
ford
terest
(M-N)
payable,
at
the
Miners National Bank, of Wilkes-
south
The
—
group composed of the Equitable
Securities 4 Corp.,
First National
15,
Principal and
Sale
♦
O.
a
of
im¬
Dated Nov.
Nov. 15 from 1959 to
on
&
>
Williamson
Pa.
'
v
.
\
.
1, 1968/ $80,000 5s. " Due on Oct. ,15 from
1958 to 1965 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
220,000 41/4s. Due on Oct. 15 from
fice.
1966 to 1982 inclusive.
Legality approved by Dor¬
as
Jan.
Owen, Barker, Scott &
sey,
100,000 4V2S. Due
Bar-"
ber, of Minneapolis.
Oct. 15 from
on
1986 inclusive.
1983 to
•
—
bids
until
1:30
p.m.
Co.,
Co.,
Carl
M.
Marine
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
1,
Selby, S. Dak.
■
Offering — Pauline CornCity Auditor, will receive
met,
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
7 for the purchase of $25,000
Oct.
general
sewer
obligation bonds.
1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1
Dated Oct.
from
1958
to
1972
inclusive. Call¬
Nov. 1 from 1958 to
1972 inclusive. Callable as of Nov.
1,
1962.
Principal and interest
payable at the County Treasurer's
suitable
purchaser.
office.
Faegre & Benson of Minneapolis.
Due
on
Legality
approved
Townsend, Elliott
Philadelphia.
Oil City General
&
by
Munson,
Oil City), Pa.
revenue
—v.
to
186,
1315—were
group composed of the
Boston Corp.,
ner
sew¬
awarded
a
Inc.,
(J-D)
payable
at
any
bank
designated by the
Legality approved by
Bond
First
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, FenBeane, A. E. Masten & Co.,
&
bids
10:30
Oct. 18 for
000
school
1957.
Due
Dated
Oct. 1
Oct.
from
1,
1958
to
1990 inclusive. Bonds due in 1967
and
thereafter are callable as of
Oct. 1, 1966. Principal and interest
McJunkin, Patton & Co.,- McKelvey & Co., and Simpson, Emery &
Co., as follows:
; v -: ; ; ■
(F-A) payable at the First Na¬
tional City Bank, New York
Citv,
or
at
the
First National
Bank,
$145,000 4s.
Bristol. %- Legality
-
1958
to
Due
on
75,006 3V2s. Due
and
on
Oct.
from
1
to
1967
on
1, 1963
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
170,000 4s. Due
on
Oct.
.....
1
on
.
Oct. 1, 1971
and. 1972.
140,000 4.20s. Due
and 1974.
"
Oct. 1, 1973
'
150,000 4V4s. Due
on
540,000 4.30s. Due
Oct. 1, 1975
;
on
Oct. 1 from
1977 to 1982 inclusive.
of
M.
Dittmar
securities Corp.
Texas, Muir Investment Corp.,
E. Allison & Co., Inc., Rotan,
Mosle &
wards &
Co., and William N. Ed¬
Sons, at a price of 100.30,
net interest cost of about
a
$130,000 4V2s. Due
1959
1963
to
4s.
Due
Garland
to
Oct.
on
186,
Sale
bonds
p.
The
$175,000 hos¬
offered Sept. 24—v'.
—
999—were
awarded
group composed of C. H.
to
Oct. 1 from
on
1977 inclusive.
Indep. Sch. District,
Little &
Memphis, and Cumber¬
Securities Corp., at par, a net
of
about
4.71%,
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
of
on
Oct. 7 for the purchase
either
$292,000
$234,000,
bonds.
$240,000
Dated
Depending
on
as
Sept. 1 from
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
130,000 4%s. Due
1964 to
on
Sept. 1 from
1968 inclusive.
bonds.
from
240,000
1958
on
Due
to
bonds.
from
292,000
TNov.
amount
as
sold/
follows:
Nov.
on
or
15,
JL5
1973 inclusive.
Due
1958 to
bonds.
from
1958
Principal
Nov.
on
15
1977,-inclusive.
payable
-
at
Nov.
on
1977
intereJt
the
First
or
at
a
15
inclusive.
•
(M-N)
-National
co-paying
designated by the successful
bidder.
mas,
Due
to
and
Bank, Garland,
bank
$45,000 4^ s. Due
Tex.
Offering—Glen B. Couch,
Superintendent of. Schools, will
a
al Bank of
cost
from
Bond
Co., Davidson & Co., First Nation¬
interest
1
1970 inclusive.
500,000 41/4s. Due
1971
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
$234,000
Bond
4.21%,
follows:
as
by- 1957.
follows:
1976.
composed of:
group
v_.o.,
Claiborne County (P. O.
Tazewell)
Tennessee
land
on
a
cv,
7
awarded
the bonds will mature
pital
.
from
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
130,000 41/gs. Due
approved"
Texas
$1,000,000
1427—were
p.
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
:
1964.
150,000 33/4s. Due
1965
Oct.
1962 inclusive.
to
a.m.
bonds.
on
186,
1964 to
(EST) on
the purchase of $600,-
The
—
school house bonds offered Oct.
—V.
370,000
Tenn.
Offering—Albert W.Stone,
until
Sale
Bond
>'
tennessee
City Recorder, will receive sealed
$1,500,000
bonds offered Sept. 30
p.
interest
Dec. 1, 1967. Principal and
Bristol,
Bond Sale—The
er
on
of
Authority (P. O.
Borger Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Bond
able
1957.
and
&
District,
sealed
Clinton
provement
Callable
approved
Summit
Highway
price of 98.0626,
from
terest
land
Philadelphia.
approved
&
Selfe, Acting Chief Clerk, will
follows:
as
3.172%, as
2%s, due
on Nov.
1, 1960 and 1961; and
$18,600,000 3s, due on Nov. 1
Ohio
for the purchase of
$750,000 school
building
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
1,
1957. Due on Dec. 1 from 1959
to
1979
Elliott
follows:
a
Fenner
,
•
office.
by Townsend,
(EST) on Oct. 22 for the purchase
of $150,000 general
obligation im¬
at
Steele, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until
Treas¬
terest cost of about
*
•-
Local
State
Principal and inter¬
the County
of
Lynch, Pierce,
•
Nov. 1, 1962.
City, and the Harris Trust & Sav¬
Co., and Field,
^Richards & Co., jointly, as 4s, at a
price of 100.94, a basis of about
Merrill
to
jointly
managed
to
&
1972
the Bankers Trust Co., New York
improvement bonds offered Sept.
26—v. 186, p. 1206—were awarded
McDonald
Due; on Nov. 1 from 1958
inclusive. Callable as of
urer's
The
—
p.m.
est payable at
Oregon (State of)
basis of about 3.64%.
Planters National Bank, of Mem¬
phis, Herman Bensdorf & Co., and
Rapid City Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 1,
Selfe, Acting Chief Clerk of the
Board of County
Commissioners,
1207—were awarded
p.
group composed of the Union
—
South
Mrs.
—
a
Offering
Floyd Sieg¬
Secretary
of
Board
of
School
Directors,
will
receive
Thompson
(P. O. Lock
(EST) on Oct. 22 for the pur¬
chase of $75,000 general
obligation
improvement bonds. Dated Nov.
of
School
Bond
bonds
$320,000 sanitary bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1
chase
to
Beane.
—
Haven), Pa.
Orpha
—
27—v. 186,
fried,
1427—were awarded to
United
Clinton County
Oregon
:
Bond
p.m.
Oct.
Sale—The $175,000 gen¬
liability bonds offered Sept.
eral
\
Wilkes-Bar re
p.
tional
Bank, both
of
Chicago,
Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc.,
White, Weld & Co., Wm. Blair &
offered
pennsylvania
group composed of Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, First Na¬
a
$25,000 school
basis of about 4.96%.
Douglas County, Green Sanitary
District (P. O. Roseburg),
$2,430,000
school building bonds offered Oct.
2—v. 186, p. 1206—were awarded
bonds
186/p.
building
clusive.
The
—
Ryan,
Haven &
De
and Hess & McFaul.
City School District, Ohio
Bond
Co.,
Crouter
&
Bodine,
Bank & Trust Co., of
York, Atkinson & Co., Con¬
tinental Bank & Trust Co., of Salt
Lake
City, Chas. N. Tripp Co.
oregon
Newark
&
Federation
building
Oct.
1
com¬
,
v.
$110,000
Oct.
group
,
.
..
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
on
4.22%.'
Co., Inc., Fitzpatrick,
Sullivan & Co., Hemphill, Noyes
&
Co., Stern Brothers &
Co.,
of Education,
bonds. Due from 1962
a
Applegate & Humphrey, ■ Inc., as
4J/iS, at 100.16, a basis of about
&
New
limited
40,000
offered
to
Bond
posed of Stroud & Co., Cunning¬
ham, Schmertz & Co., and Hulme,
Mercantile Safe Deposit & Trust
of Baltimore, Braun, Bos¬
Townsend,
equipment
bonds.
bonds
awarded
were
Collierville, Tenn.
$90,000 general
Co.,
Sutherland
of
(EST) on Oct. 16 for the purchase
of
$3,500,000 school
building
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on
1979
until
receive
$155,000 street equipment bonds.
District,
will receive sealed bids until noon
June
bids
sealed
O'Ban-
will
purchase of $260,000 bonds,
Hugh Butler,
Education,
—
the Board
of
Clerk,
obligation
Monday, October 7, 195*7
.
.
Uniontown, Pa.
Bond Sale—The
Merle-Smith,
J. A.
Offering—Celeste
City
non,
Ohio
Clerk
Company of Western New
Buffalo, J. C. Bradford &
Co., F. S. Smithers & Co., W. H.
Morton & Co., Commerce Trust
Co., Kansas City, Hirsch & Co.,
Trust Company of Georgia, Atlan¬
ta, Bacon, Whipple & Co., Dick &
Bond
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
1 from
Trust
York,
Cleveland County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 29 (P. O. Norman), Okla.
.
Legality approved fcy Du¬
Huguenin
Dallas.
&
Boothman,
of
Milan
Number 5679
186
Volume
and
(P. O.
■'
Water Control
County
Improvement District No. 1
Buckholts), Texas
revenue
First of
follows:
1957.
Due
.thereafter.
ment, date
^
J-J;^
104,000 6s. Due on March 1 from
'
eurities Co., and the First
west
-•"
141,000 4%s.
;
200,000 4.65s.
>1
Dumas,, Hu-
by
approved
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
1976
to
Due
|
VIRGINIA
INDEXES'/-"
1947*49
Bond
Sale
issue
An
—
$30,000,000
bentures
Bank
Sinton.
of
tAugv
production,
_-:-*<146
Manufactures
\ •-
Z 144*.*.
total
•
146
'
162
Durable
•
_
•
142
•-"'•146
bonds
136
143 '
15 H
155,"
132
122
.131,
128
123
131;
132
116
132
*jj J}140
121
122.;
124
•■••148
134
109
106
115
_
131:1'
Nondurable
i;
-
;
Majcr
total—'"
durable*, goods,, •
Consumer
':
133
durables__j___ :
consumer
.
I
--
•
130^''.
130 P* /
< •
129;t! - •?127
•
143;
•
;
..
-^.1'40"'"V
Autos
.
130
128-•*-
Minerals
■
*'■
•
W&
134;"'-
-
:
••
*l
>
•
,
Other
'
durables-
consumer
111
totali_A^-_l-;._-d'L *"233.
Utility output,
Electricity.?'
l\*
111 '
„
•
vah.m_i-i"X
Z-™
Residential
•■•■
•'-•'• '■ All
Manufacturing
(prod, .workers)—
total '™;;..™™™_'
i:
'
273
'J
/
264
.
280
t
i-
120.8
120.3
257
119.3
120.7
will
Employment,
-
Durable'/-—-
(CST)
carioadings "____..™7..™™
Freight
92
II3.5
chase
94.0
'99.8
schoolhouse bonds.
160.4
161.5
1957.
95
89
128
"118
+ 104
113
1973
141
'/
85
>
111.3
J.—
+135
138
as
"i J J4 .1
'/:
94.9
—V;
p.m.
112.1
;■
*
;96.9
,
93
;
-
97:5
Bond
Offering
W.
Edmund
—
receive
President," will
Morton,
(PST) on
of $756,000
non
tax-exempt
dormitory
revenue
bonds, Dated
Nov.
1,
1956. Due on Nov. 1 from 1959 to
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
Trustees,
until 5
Dated Nov, 15,
Due on Nov. 15 from 1958
inclusive. Bonds due in
and thereafter are callable
Department
stocks, .value--
store
133 v>>. • fi32
,
Z/
tl43
-
'
.
was
—
An
of
issue
improvement de¬
sold at a price of
a
'
15, 1957 and mature
from
on Sept.
to 1992 inclusive.
1960
15
Oct. 12 for the purchase
1996 inclusive. Interest
approved by
Blair, of Spokane.
gality
M-N.
Le¬
Burcham
&
King County Road Improvement
Dists. (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Principal and
Bond Offering—Robert A. Morinterest
CM-N)
payable at the
NOTE—Construction.".,contract-' indexes abased on 4: three-month moving ' averages;
centered, at second month, of. F. W. Dodge..data, for 37. Eastern States.
Employment Texas City National Bank, Texas ris, County Auditor, will receive
City. * Legality approved by Du- sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (PST)
/and? payrolls indexes are: compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
h;'
;^Estimated.;* /Preliminary.' JNot available/'•
'h
• -y
mas, Huguenin
& Boothman, of on Oct. 21 for the purchase of
Dallas.
$77,000 bonds, as follows:
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
<
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.
c
i
,
$47,500 District No. 8 bonds.
1947-49 Average</l00
Waller Consolidated Indep. School
29,500 District No. 11 bonds.
.
Department" store. sales, value™*™
Sale
5%
basis of about 5.25%, to
a group composed of A. E. Ames
& Co., Ltd., Mills, Spence & Co.,
Ltd., Dominion Securities Corp.,
Ltd., McLeod, Young, Weir & Co.,
Ltd., Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd.,
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., Od¬
ium
Brown
Investments,
Ltd.,
Royal
Securities
Corp.,. Ltd.,
Equitable Securities, Canada, Ltd.,
Gairdner & Co., Ltd., James Rich¬
ardson & Sons, Nesbitt, Thomson"
& Co., Ltd., W. C. Pitfield & Co.,
Ltd., Anderson & Co., Ltd., Pemberton
Securities,
Ltd.,
Burns
Bros. & Denton, Ltd., J. L. Gra¬
ham & Co., Ltd., Greenshields &
Company, Bankers Bond Corp.,
Ltd., Norris & Quinlan, Ltd., The
Western City Co., Ltd., R. A. Daly
& Co., Ltd.,
Dawson, Hannaford,
Ltd., Annett & Co., Ltd., and
Thomas B. Read Co., Ltd.
The debentures are dated Sept.
1987
to
96
,
University
(P. O. Spokane), Wash.
Oct. 10 for the pur¬
of $1,000,000 unlimited tax
107.2
186, p. iioo.
Corporation of Gonzaga
on
103.3
105.4
106.2
,
113.0;
_AT_—112.8
/—-A-
Nondurable.,
,
104.8
A.104.5
v.
bids
sealed
receive
"164.4
.'
of
Board
of
Secretary
119.5
;'-"r-.s;
Lo¬
Improvement District No. 55S-03 warrants offered Sept. 10—
Bond Offering-—Jack
•'
bids
Sold —No
cal
Tex.
Alexander,
District,
'
262
•
Not
received for the $36,000
were
dated Feb. 1,1958.
are
Wash.
Bellevtte,
Warrants
CityIndependent School
Texas
,
•
'
•*'
•'120.7
employees, total™
WASHINGTON
fice;. Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
260
'
other
Non agricultural
•The bonds
-
:
t*'.f
of New York City,
'221
"
;X *
|
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the State. Treasurer's of-
>;219,
'f'r
+224
''113
*
^ 219
+236 V
+235
Construction.. contracts,
■:414
-
j +233/
.
Legality approved by Wood, King & Dawson,
I of N0W York City.
1979 incl.
1968 to
1958 to
at the Chase Manhattan Bank,
or
follows:
as
Oct. 1 from
National Bank, of Hampton,
zens
$15,000 4ygs. Due on Feb. 1 from
; ; ;
1958 to 1967 incl.
: 30,000
5s. Due on Feb. 1 from
;
;
*
Texas Corp.,
120
.
^
1* 158
was
on
Principal and in¬
(A-O) payable at the Citi¬
terest
building
First of
school
to the
tax
sold
unlimited
Aug.
159
F144h
*
.
July
135
+Aug.
C.; !44 -
■
1956
Due
inclusive.
1977
Sidney Indep. School District, Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of $45,000
Unadjusted—
*1957^ncrT"'
143
-
162*
•
/
Aug. ^
-July ■,*>'
144
-
Industrial
to
93.83,
noon
1957.
Due 011 Jan. 1
1967 inch
Interest
Legality approved by Dumas,
J-J.
' "
..
.
.
1959
from
Capitol
until
sold to the Com¬
was
State
Debenture
Square,
Richmond
(EST) on Oct. 15 for
the purchase of $2,000,000 general
improvement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
of
COLUMBIA
British Columbia (Province of)
222
(P. O. Sinton),
certificates of in¬
3 V2%
BRITISH
Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
State Commission
on Local Debt, will receive sealed
lids at Finance Building, Room
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Average==100
Seasonally Adjusted r'1957-'" •*'*" r' 1956
/
"•
System
v' ;
-
•
CANADA
nett, Secretary
Texas
'-v:/;,
debtedness
Federal Reserve
Bond Sale—An issue of $500,000
building bonds was sold to Kirchner, Ormsbee & Wiesner, Inc.
Hampton, Va.
Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
BUSINESS
Wyom¬
District
(P. O. Sheridan), Wyo.
ing Community College
Palmer & Dodge, of
Oct. 1 from
on
Sah Patricio County
mercial
Sheridan County, Northern
ThSL'^»aPr?;i°J!d
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
;
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1986
/ Certificate
Board of Governors of the
000 improvement bonds. Due in 10
years.
fir„st,.,National Bank °f B°?ton-
from
Interest A.-O.
Legality approved by Dumas, Hu-
$300,000
(MST) on
Oct. 28 for the purchase of $125,-
1959 to 1977 inclusive. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
Dated Oct. 1,1957.
Principal. and interest (M-S) pay¬
able; at'the Mercantile National
'
•
1
Due
»
be received until 8 p.m.
1975 inclusive.
to
1964
Tex.
Paris),
O.
(P.
Oct.
on
Oct. 1, 1957.
Se-
Southfollows:
Due on Oct. 1 from
i
Bond 'Sale—An issue of $50,000
revenue
bonds was sold to the
1957 and those maturing in 1973
East.Texas Investment Co., as 5s.
and thereafter are callable; as of
Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Sept.
March 1, 1972. Interest M-S. Le¬
1 .from
1958
to 1967
inclusive.
gality
Due
4s.
Offering—Eugene H.Man-
1000 school building bonds. Dated
,1958 to 1963 nclusive.
District J ■
Paris Junior College
T7
dated Sept.;; 1,;
are
Company, jointly, as
$29,000
Z;
bonds
the Dallas Union
sold to
was
Rawlins, Wyo.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
District Clerk, will receive
bids until noon (DST) on
Oct. 10 for the purchase of $580,-
$370,000
schoolhouse
63
WYOMING
District,
sealed
Bond Sale—An issue of
tax
School
seau,
School
District, Tex.
V
.
j
unlimited
Interest
-
••
//
•
•
1973 to 1982 inclusive.
bonds
P
July 1 from 1973 to
Callable on July
on
Bond
Independent
Graded
Vermont
v
Richardson
I960 arid on any interest pay¬
1,
March 1 from
;Z,>1966 to 1972 inclusive. ; Z;
ji-The
Dallas.
inclusive.
1992
Winooski
re¬
7:30 p.m.
bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
tem revenue
March 1 from
25,000 5Ws. Due on
will
Manager,
bids until
of
1965 'inclusive.
to
Stein-
(1555)
.
Bank, Dallas.; Legality approved
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
/V*"
>
■
K.
(CST) pri Oct. 14 for the purchase
'$1-000,000 water and sewer sys¬
works
was
1960
City
;
■
A.
—
ceive; sealed
bonds
$9,000 5s. Due on
Offering
heimer,
;
water
Texas Corp.; as
Paris, Tex.
•
Bond
$138,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
system
sold to the
Chronicle
.The Commercial and Financial
.
of Nov, 15, 1972.
Vancouver, B. C.
Debenture
$2,996,000
Sale
—
An
issue of
5%%
debentures was
sold to a group composed of Mills,
Spence & Co., Bell, Gouinlock &
Co., and McLeod, Young, Weir &
Co., at a price of 98.83, a basis of
about 5.85%.
Dated Oct. 15, 1957.
Due
on
and
interest
15, 1977. Principal
(A-O)
payable in
Oct.
Canadian funds in Canadian cities.
Legality approved by Daly, Thistle,
Judson &
Harvey, of Toronto.
NOVA
SCOTIA
„
,
„
Manufactures:
Durable
<
Prfmary
Motal
.
+A'tig.
v;
;_L-
metals
134
177
school
Aug.
119
118
167
167
■J
134
135
VZ
168
158
168
174
138
—h__
175
Machinery
...
Electrical
•
'
V
134'
173
/
175
;
■
-
—
152
157
144
146
147
214
211
215
182
209
212
equipment
;
191
.210
209
and parts-™.?_
128
124
112
125
118
104
equip—
339
343
311
339
340
311
174
174"-
171
169
167
137
137
•145
141
129
149
157
154
160
160
150
164
products-——.
113
121 •'•■■
123
miscellaneous—-
132
134
m
123..,;,
140
141
Autos, trucks,
-
Other .transportation
Instruments
Clay,
glass,
—
„
lumber
and
and
clay,
Stone,
<
•
glass
products
5
products
;
171
;•;
.
"
%
Lumber
and
Furniture
and
111
125
136
122
115
123
145
140
131
145
136
fixtures
and
manufactures-
Miscellaneous
Textiles
105
apparel;:
and
105
107
*
98
102
"
90
108
'
,
-
mill
Textile
Apparel
Rubber
products
—
t
113
118
lea+her
products
t
132
r
Rubber
products
Leather
Paper
t
printing
157
141
135
'k
96
116
proved
117
Crowe, of
140
t
139
161;
145
''
Printing
publishing—
and
t
129
periodicals
t
Chemicals .and petroleum products
174
173
t
186
Job
consumption
printing
and
Chemicals and allied
Industrial
Petroleum
Food,
beverages,
Food
v_
products—
:
coal
..
167
-
•
•'
139
--
114
113
113
*
t
:
,
113
114
115.
t
+
Bonds
164
175
172
the
.112
188
136
142
121
114
121
;
115
113
PavU
purchase of $175,000 sanitary
sewer revenue bonds.
(Bids were
rejected at the Sept.
—v. 186. p. 1428.)
122
X
%
118
t
114
105
X
102
127
85
Coal
oil
115
stone,
126
63
132
85
125
119
130
87
66
87
natural
gas
143
144
150
X
+ 132
138
and^as liquids
pnd
earth
minerals
tPreliminary.
+Not available.
147
147
t
and
oil
Natural gas
Metal,
the
t
County School District No.
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
+ 135
142
t
%
193
t
X
182
13C
128
122
14.4
143
135
154,
1958
to
1977
hitman
School
County, Rosalia Consol.
No. 256 (P. O.
Di8*rict
Bond Sale—The
.
Vermont
$25,900 school
Sept. 30—v. 186 p.
awarded to a group
Sale—The
$38,000 general
3V2s,
at par.
1428—were
composed
of
the
First
-
Brandon
1 from
Interest
1958 to
1967
A-O.
Magog, Que.
$265,000
improvement bonds was sold to
the Credit Anglo-Francais, Ltee,
price of 96.26, a basis
Dated Oct. 1,
Oct. 1 from 1958 to
inclusive.
Interest A-O.
5V2S, at
of
about
1957.
1977
Due
a
5.97%.
on
Notre Dame du Rosaire
School
Board, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue
of $134,000
building bonds was sold to
Hart, Inc., as 5V2s, at a
97.87,
a
basis
of
about
Savard
price of
6.08%.
Dated Sept. L19^7- ^lu^e^In1 from*9j?8 to
inclusive. In
terest M-S.
St. Joachim Paris,
Bond
WISCONSIN
Ltd.,
price of 95.52, a basis
Dated Oct. 1,1957.
Bond Sale—An issue of
&
obligation school bonds offered
Sept. 6 —v. 186, p. 892 —were
awarded to the Old Rosalia Bank,
as
a
Oct.
on
inclusive.
of Commerce, Seattle, jointly,
Colfax), Wash.
School District,
Due
McLean & Co., and National Bank
j
•
Grenier, Ruel & Cie., Inc., as
as
$310,000 general
bonds offered
fuels
186, p.
State of
obligation bonds offered Sept. 30
-v. 186, p. 1316-were awarded to
VERMONT
Brandon Town
Bond
Crude
30 offering.
123
X
to
Bond Sale—The
Re-Offered —Weston L.
Clerk
of the
Board of
165
197
sold
.../
402
County Commissioners, will receive sealed bids until Oct. 18 for
Minerals:
Crude
Sanitary
140
r.
from
of about 6.89%.
Washington, as 4V4S, at a price of
No. 2, Utah
121
.141
improvement
street
-
Tobacco manufactures
Mineral
City Suburban
District
144
X
114
t
manufactures
Salt Lake
.112
%
192
136
892—were
Pierce
'
%
'
-
UTAH
133
171
1
Garneau,,J3oulangeL
Ltd.,
5V2S, at
$76,000 general
bonds offered Sept. 30—v.
Dallas.
133
t
176
208
manufactures
;
obligation
ap¬
X
t '
140
t
products
and tobacco
Beverages
134
138
chemicals
and
Food and beverage
•
'•/
146
Newsprint
Bond Sale—The
par.
163
"
136
138
Oct.
on
and
Wash.
Montesano,
108
93
136
X
z
147
Legality
about
3.998%.
McCall, Parkhurst &
by
127
111
t
are
office.
Treasurer's
101
145
102
A
109
t
-
price of 100.006, a basis of
dated Sept. 1,
maturing in 1973
and thereafter are callable as of
March 1, 1972. Principal and interest (M-S) payable at the State
bonds
118
"
117
147
t
products——
allied
and
104
147
products
and
and
Paper
;__™
*
Due
March 1 from
and those
103
112
117
allFd products-
and
and
Due on
4s
84
%
gen-
ray,
■
1957
Nondurable Manufactures:
-
'
Z The
"
Furniture
ties
,
135
133
122
130
.
$750,000
Sale—The
Bond
& Co., Eastern Securi¬
Corp., and Cornell, MacGilliv-c
as 5.80s, at a price of 96.61.
Stanbury
King County, Ren$>n Sch. Dist.
No. 403 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
1 from
eral obligation bonds offered Oct. inclusive.
1968 to 1970 incl.
1—v. 186, p. 1316—were awarded
QUEBEC
27 000 41/4S. Due on March 1 from
to a group composed of the Na1971 to 1975 incl
tional Bank of Commerce, of SeatCloridorme School Board, Que.
48 000 41/2S. Due on March 1 from tie, Foster & Marshall, Dean WitBond Sale—An issue of $117,000
,ter & Co., McLean & Co., Bram1976 to 1982 incl.
1 hall & Stein, and Seattle Trust & building bonds was sold to a group
100,000 4%s.
Due on March
composed of La Corporation de
Savings Bank of Seattle, as 4s, at
Prets de Quebec, J. E. Laflamme,
/ ■" from 1973 to 1987 incl.
a
15 000
186
205
1
on March
1962 incl.
Due
20,000 3% s. Due on March
1963 to 1967 incl.
"
Transportation
3V2s.
from 1958 to
1
153
217
Nonelectrical
•
141
products.-—
metal
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,750,400r Ann
The bonds are dated Aug. 1,
$22o,000 lg57 and due Qn or before Aug. 1,
000 general purposes bonds was
sold to | ^09 , Callable on any interest
sold to a group composed of Bank
follows:
payment date.
of
Montreal, Bank of Canada,
was
First of Texas Corp., as
'
Falp-icated
bonds
house
$15,000
140
172
i
c?
Bond Sale
'V 1956
July
Aug.
L125
*125
178
:
4
Aug.
July
133
•
fabricating
:
-1957*
1956
-1957-
lStrt!Ft'. *a*f
An issue of
—Unadjusted-
Seasonally Adjusted
Halifax, N. S.
Que.
$95,000
sold to La
Sale—An issue of
waterworks bonds was
Corporation de Prets de Quebec,
Waupun School District, Wis.
Marble
as 5^8, at a price of 96.86/ a basis
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000
Dated Oct. 1,
Savings Bank, Rutland, Proctor
Trust Co., Proctor, and Rutland building bonds was sold to the
^
as
1957. Due on Oct. 1 from 1958 to
Savings Bank, Rutland, as 4s, at! National Bank, of Waupun,
11967 inclusive. Interest A-O.
National
par.
Bank, Brandon,
'3^4s.
64
(1536)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
7.,' '
j.
Lost
Needlessly?
Although
more
than 70,000 Americana
cured of cancer'last year,
were
the tragic truth is
that at least 70,000 others—who
might have
been saved—lost their lives because their
% mother?
cers
can¬
had spread and "colonized" in other
parts
of their bodies before
proper treatment could
be started.
That's
most
why
we
early
keep reminding
cancers
II*
you
that, since
be cured, your best
can
♦
msurance
first:
is:
To have
year no matter
year
for
first sign of
or
every
feel {twice
*
a
f
danger signals that
may
and go straight to your doctor al the
any one
does not heal
you may
35)
To learn the 7
cancer,
breast
thorough health clieclc-up
hoio well
women over
second:
mean
•
a
of them—{l) Any
($) A lump
elsewhere
{3)
or
sore
thai
thickening, in the
Unusual bleeding
discharge {If) Any change in
a
wart
or
mole
or
(3)
Persistent
indigestion or difficulty in swallow¬
ing {6) Persistent hoarseness or cough (7) Any
change in normal bowel habits.
For
more
lifesaving facts about
the American Cancer
you, or
care
address
your
cancer,
Society office
phone
nearest
letter to "Cancer"— is
of your local Post Office.
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Society
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