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The Commercial w
Chronicle
Reg, XJ. 6. Pet. Office
Volume
184
Number
New York
5575
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, October 8, 1956
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
ACF Industries,
The
receipt of
Chesapeake
West
Huntington,
p. 1117.
ACF-Wrigley
The
the
said
President,
holders.
these
in
fully
operation
Dallas-Fort
that
The
a
start
\
to
in
stores
Texas.
Expansion,
will
The
be
Michigan,
in
located
to
stores,
be
located
Ohio;
the
of
will
supermarkets will give the ACF-Wrigley chain
new
Los Angeles
units^
$8,000,000
and
loans,
the
expansion
company's
and
program
other
for
also
report
is
stated
that
organization
considering
committee
special
a
of
the
of
pur¬
Stock
Exchange
Stock
Exchange—Curb
the
issuance of rights.
This
first
months
fiscal
new
of
will
year
1
end
June
30.
forma six months figures also
pro
satisfactory
no
will
exercise
rights
Stock
State
Declared
Dividends
Payable
and
Federal Reserve System
Reserve
fiscal years prior to becoming part of the company, no
fiata are available for the corresponding period of 1955.
148 supermarkets, ACF-Wrigley Stores
is currently the
10th largest retail food chain.—V. 184, p. 1.
Redemption
from
120,748
143,932
51,075
39,932
42,760
17,190
94,093
3,948,285
3,961,583
3,291,206
951,958
1,175,090
583,935
4,354,714
1,632,448
282,322
402,100
203,442
673,703
et
Jan.
From
from
Cross
from
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
229,937
of
sale
it
1970,
1,
request of Alleghany will
of Alleghany to the board
funds
nominees
two
IDS.
indicates
class
stock
A
loss
tax
will
otherwise
expire
otherwise
Dec.
expire
31,
Dec.
amounts of $2,433,143.42 whicn
and
of $1,803,731.45, which
the
1956,
31,
1957.—V.
184,
p.
American
to
the
acquired
will
which
upon
it
is
expected
earlier
than
Petrofina are to be
According
to
the
development
of
the
acquisition
of
other
the
merger,
for
and
oil
American
are
any
and
Petro¬
expected
to
be
properties, the expansion of
the building up of the
activities,
of
proceeds to
the business
of
operation
upon
available
be
development
The
and
the business.—V.
184,
1342.
p.
offering is not underwritten.
913.
1,
1957.
for
shares
weeks
be
5,
entitled
Feb.
1,
paid for in
soon
single payment will be delivered
a
after
to
payment of the purchase price and the
dividends declared to stockholders of record
Certificates
1956.
as
entitled
be
as
for
practicable
shares paid
afer
Feb.
for
1,
in
1957
instalments will
the
and
holders
made.
1957.
dividends
to
No
share
PROCEEDS—The
about
in
addition
two
delivered
will
Allegheny will realize a profit on the
$4,000,000 which may be used by
that
of
carry-over
by
but
States
United
the
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Stock Offered
Feb.
about
been
elect
to
American & Foreign Power Co., Inc.—Plans
due
outstanding
temporary
for
should
surrender
and
Presentation
debentures,
exchange
in
be
The
at
Chase
Place, New York, N. Y.—V. 182, p. 1217,
Bank, 43 Exchange
Henry
Sept.
subordinated
convertible
available
now
debentures.
Manhattan
the
the
at
Brothers
to
to
will
company
declared
issued
be
to
stockholders
until
intends to
use
of
after
record
full
payment
therefor has
the
proceeds
for
advances
subsidiary
and associated
companies; for the purchase of stock
subscription by such companies; for extensions, additions
and improvements to its own telephone plant; and for general corporate
offered
for
purposes.
4'/a %.
are
of
offset
would
Aldens, Inc.—Definitive Debentures Ready—
Definitive
efforts
application
of
to
Murchison
best
directors
would
1013.
p.
its
The
income—
oper.
share1;,
use
1—
railway-,—
railway-—
184,
.
be
such
In
marketing phases
Certificates
after Nov.
$584,857
$381,469
Set ry. oper. income—
from railway--—_
and
before
or
46
1953
1954
1955
$499,083
terms
the
nor
determined,
in
financing
Panhandle
general
holders
$495,969
railway
when
been
made
Belgian
offer
Payment for shares can be made (1) in a single payment, payable
or
before Nov. 5, 1956, or (2) in two equal instalments, the first
of which will be payable on or before Nov.
5, 1956 and the other on
RR.—Earnings-
1956
August—
the
of
within
Gross
have
A
stock.
intends to
it
Petrofina
and
Canadian
A stock held and to be so
class
of
time
the
be
that
Belgian
shares
made
class
additional
Petrofina
of
on
Sinking Fund Notices 46
Calls and
The Course of Bank Clearings
Operating
the
of
will
purpose.
shares held.
46
Banks
also
Belgian
right to subscribe on or before Nov. 5, 1956, for
5,726,152 additional shares of capital stock at par ($100
share) on the basis of one new share for each ten
Federal
of
by
per
46
;
Statement
Condition
Combined
the exercise
the
of
Banks
200,-
common.
—The company last week mailed subscription warrants
to its stockholders of record Sept. 14, 1956, giving them
46
Foreign Exchange Rates..
Condition Statement of Member
1S55,
Akron, Canton & Youngstown
of
properties
fina's,
A
1957.
proceeds
particular
50
11
City Bond Offerings
and
and
class
added
to
the
general
funds
of
the
company
prospectus,
it
is
impossible
at
this
stage
of
company's business to allocate any part of such
Corporation, & Investment News Cover
General
be
offer
American
comparable
nation's
Net
outstanding
400,000 shares pf additional class A
(24.7%) and Canadian Petrofina
A common stock.
(Belgian Petrofina
American
Neither
may
such
800,000
owns
Petrofina
shares
class
employees
1,000,000
it.
no
refining
different
had
by
offering
that
33
Exchange....
and
such
February,
shares
the
Belgian
and
rights to 350,000 shares and Canadian Petrofina's
own
advised
ail
acquired
Stock Prices
American
its
50,000
has
Petrofina
33
Averages
to
class
(Canadian Petrofina Ltd.)
financing
purchase
the
of
shares
Petrofina
Belgian
stock;
B
presently
1,000,000
of
1.3
Immediately prior to
outstanding $9,640,000 of 3Mi%
636,000 shares of class A common,
common.
class
current
to
own
shares
stockholders
Miscellaneous Features
lor future comparisons.
ACF-Wrigley Stores, Inc., itself resulted from a merger
and all divisions, including those recently acquired,
as
30.
own
Petrofina
B
the
the
rights
it will
will
employed in the
exploration
and
basis
Inasmuch
Dec.
Transactions
of
of
of
of
be
Pan¬
class A
of
had
debentures,
the
of
shares
common,
Industrial Stock Averages 33
1—— 33
Transactions New York Stock Exchange—— 33
include the results for Foodtown, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio, acquired Feb. 27, 1956, and Fred P. Rapp,
Inc., St. Louis, Mo., acquired June 23, 1956, as if both organizations
had been part of the enterprise for the full six-month period.
Profit before taxes,
pro forma,
for the six months ended June 30,
1956, amounted to $4,511,583, with net income, after taxes, totaling
$2,254,319, and equal to 63 cents per share on the 3,562,566 shares of
common stock .outstanding at
the close of the fiscal period.
Actual figures, on the basis of including Fooatown
and Rapp only
from their respective dates of acquisition, showed sales of $138,351,493,
a pre-tax
profit of $4,123,320 and a net income, after taxes, of $2,064,319, or 58 cents per share on the common stock.
However, manage¬
ment believes
the pro forma
figures are more representative of the
operations of the company as now constituted and will provide a more
The
Petrofina
National Quotation
SEC Index of
(20%)
basis
to
are
outstanding
shares
2,363,278
the
on
and Canadian Petrofina
completion
Upon
44
Bond
and
purchase an
1956, Ameri¬
shares
of
shares
into
Panhandle common.
Petrofina
class
uf
207,030
the
remaining
Petrofina,
share of
convertible
600,000
ov/ns
covering
converted
be
American
(80%)
shaies
C00
to
American
shares
1,000
shares
—
Markets
Stock
Dow-Jones
reports pro forma sales of $155,168,652 for its
operation, ended June 30, 1956.
The company's
corporation
six
Over-the-Counter
to
10,
May
On
600,000
the
1,017,906
are
for each
merger,
and
39
40
Section._— 43
Exchange—
Toronto
various
of
common
subordinated
38
Toronto
acquirihg real estate, and building stores and leasing them to
ACF-Wrigley divisions, and building arid developing shop¬
ping centers.
The committee also is considering the offer of the stock
of such
a
new
company
to ACF-Wrigley stores stockholders through
the
such
37
1_
Exchange
Canadian Stock
of
pose
on
Stock
the same price.
at
warrants
the
37
Exchange
Stock
San Francisco Stock Exchange.
Montreal
Board
for
company
new
a
the
of
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
.
Directors
Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
corporate
purposes.
Exchange
Stock
Midwest
currently
take
debentures,
for
Stock
warrants
option
three-year
shares
the
and
common
A
34
34
34
34
36
37
Exchange
share
a
of
purchased
common
29
Exchange.
Stock
Cincinnati
are under way for long-term financing which
the form of senior notes and of subordinated con¬
the aggregate
total
of
which will be between
$9,000,000.
The proceeds will be used to retire bank
Negotiations
vertible
42
190 operating
probably
Stock
Boston
in
handle
13
_
(Bonds)—
Exchange
Stock
American
Detroit
addition
conceded;
25
(Stocks)
Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
ACF-Wrigley
of
Stock
New York
257,030
and
common
Page
said,
$11.25
shares and received the option
warrants for 257,030 shares pursuant to the contract. Subsequently it
received an additional 18,000 shares of Panhandle common as its share
of
a
3%
stock
dividend.
Under a pending proposal for merger of
Panhandle into American Petrofina, the 618,000 shares of Panhandle
Stock and Bond Quotations
etc.—
for
the authorized unissued common stock
net to Pannandle and the granting
shares of
600,000
Petrofina
Petrofina
can
184,
in
Texas
Belgian
additional
In This Issue
State.
total of
The
tc
,
will mark the initial entrance
area,
1957.—V.
June,
—
..
of
Panhandle
of
its
they
$2,500,000
add
new
and
report
experience,
should
Worth
to
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Panhandle
3
Oct.
on
more than 3,200 stock¬
it is anticipated that
sales annually, and when
approximately $100,000,000 a year to
company's
The
Division
Lurie,
average
Missouri
INSURANCE
-
additional new supermarkets during
Chairman,
and S.
N.
Goldman,
42
open
W.
recent
on
should
volume.
present
Oklahoma,
into
the
in
Based
stores
to
Nathan
year,
delivery
Stores, Inc.—Plans
plans
company
next
Foundry
and
Co.
with
Va.,
Car
order for 2,000 70-ton hopper cars from the
The 40-foot, six-inch cars will be built at
an
Ohio Ry.
&
INDUSTRIAL
-
Inc.—Larger Hopper Car Order—
American
corporation's
announced
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
expects
Exemption
SEC
Alleghany Corp.—Seeks
Sale of Investment—
Order
for
to
institutional
These
over
This
in
corporation and Murchison Brothers,
it was announced on
have applied to the SEC for an exemption order under the
Company Act with respect to the purchase by Murchison
Brothers from Alleghany of 53,000 shares of non-voting class A com¬
mon
stock cf Investors Diversified Services,
Inc., Minneapolis invest¬
will
the
period,
be
would
United
probably
York,
be
drawn
down
the end of this year.
the rate of $25,000,000
by
at
issue
the
since
the
of
early
company's
1930's,
a
corporate
company
securities
spokesman
1341.
p.
CAPITALIZATION
AS
OF
JUNE
30
Outstanding
Twelve
Other
3y8%
year
authorized
■^As
conv.
debentures
tCapital stock
he said.
first
the
States
184,
New
probably
three-year
noted.—V.
in
investors
funds
a
Sept. 26, said that this company
of
senior
corporate
securities
to
Sargent, President, on
sell
about
$75,000,000
B.
Financing
of
debs.,
due
($1,690,000,000
Oct.
13, 1967— <'$176,138,500
authorized)
1,690,000,000
(common)—par value $100
shares.—
per
share;
155,816,268 shs.
60,000,000
30,
June
1956,
the
debentures
of
1967,
authorized
and
origi¬
nally outstanding in the amount of $637,165,800, had been reduced
through conversions to the amount shown. Debentures surrendered for
conversion are canceled and may not be reissued.
This
Investment
ment
for
and
only
of
shares
on
the
Commission
Oct.
company;
nearing
The
10,
the
scheduled
stock.
common
has
application
1956.
voting
outstanding
of IDS
securities
the
to
Prior
of
end
1953,
Alleghany
owned
such
of
D.
of
mon
Brothers
Murchison
date
in
As
The
is
installments
to
outstanding
voting
commencing one
year
from
by
Clint
W.
53.000
and
so
an
equivalent,
long
for
the
shares,
Alleghany
is
to
receive
to 20%
of the excess of the
disposition of the collateral over
of
as
clas.s
is
A
stock
Alleghany
of
owns
IDS
at
owned
least
the
cement
production
of
4.5
currently carrying out
will provide added
operations.—V. 184, p. 1226.
expansion
diversified
million
Northampton, Pennsylvania, and Thomaston,
cement maker in New England.
barrels,
Maine,
only
American-Marietta
internal
its
acquired
1
annual
an
plants in
it
is
Co.,
program
which
$25 million
production for
American
Securities
registration statement with the SEC on
Sept. 26, 1956, covering 1,049,820 shares of its $1 par class A common
stock, of which 50,000 shares are to be offered to directors, officers
This
and
corporation
999,820
by
100,000
Murchison
in
the
Brothers;
aggregate
of
its
one
B
common
Co.,
„
shares
share
Blyth
principal
American
of class A
held
of
terms
&
tc
are
class
outstanding
underwriting
the
a
employees.
The
of
&
filed
shares
the
offered
is
Co.,
to
holders
BUSINESS—The
Inc.,
obligations under
a
things,
for
New
The
It
their
organized in April
the
des
Petroles,
purchase
by
Belgian
Petrofina
from
telephone
respective
telephones
in
substantially
and
companies
States
and
be
can
95%
price
The
company
has
incorporated in 1885
20
principal telephone sub¬
under the laws of the State
subsidiaries
territories
and
furnish local
toll
service
toll service
between points
and
and
in
subscription
principal business of the company and its telephone
of
furnishing
communication
services,
mainly
points outside of such territories, toll service being fur¬
nished partly in conjunction with the company and other telephone
companies.
Subsidiaries of
the company have about 80%
of the
within
routed
The
was
company's
within
the record date for the rights to purchase
accordingly the number of shares so
and
York.
mately
1955.
1956 by Belgian Petrofina
"Petrofina,"
S.
A.,
of
to American Petrofina its rights and
contract with Panhandle Oil Corp. which provided,
was
of
1956,
that
is
service.
and
10,
underwriters.
Petrofina
other
by
14,
offered,
now
subsidiaries
total
,
subscription
for
be
(Compagnie
Financiere
Beige
Belgium). The latter assigned
among
offered
of capital stock
5,726,152.
supplied by amendment. White, Weld
and, Hemphill, Noyes & Co. are named as
Oct.
record
are
be
A common and class B common at the rate
stock for each four shares of class A or class
the number of authorized shares
to 100,000,000 shares.
of shares
standing on Sept.
telephone
New York—Registers With
Commission—
Exchange
1956
increased
outstanding has been increased subsequent to
June 30,
1956, and will be further increased, by shares issued upon
conversion of convertible debentures and pursuant to the Employees'
Stock Plan.
It is estimated that between 57,261,520 shares were out¬
a
Petrofina, Inc.,
and
6,
was
tThe number
sidiaries.
of
consideration
equal
shares
where
Murchison,
with
net proceeds of any
sale or
other
its market value at
the date of deposit of the collateral. So long
as
Alleghany owns at
least
100,000
shares,
in
the
aggregate,
of
the
common
stock
and
class A stock of IDS, Alleghany will have a right of first refusal upon
the sale or other disposition
of 165.750 shares of common stock and
an
with
Dragon,
operates
Oct,
on
com¬
securities
guaranteed
be
by-marketable
company
Murchison, Jr., of Dallas.
the
value.
additional
amount
annual
note
collateralized
market
initial
W.
of
com¬
Alleghany
24.6%.
Under
an
agreement between
and
Alleghany dated Aug.
15, 1956, Murchison
equal
five
thereof.
and
28.8%
co-partnership
acquire ,53,000 shares of IDS class A stock from
for $81 per share, or an aggregate of $4,293,000, for which
Brothers
will deliver
a
promissory
note in that amount
Alleghany,
Sr.,
and Clint
owns
a
to
proposes
payable
now
and
IDS
Murchison
Brothers
Murchison
Brothers
Murchison
13
Brothers
Murchison
control.
John
obtained
posed
voting
Sept.
(common)
the 124-year old Dragon Cement
Co. which is now operating as a division of American-Marietta Co.
Dragon shareholders,
at a special
meeting on Sept. 28 approved
terms of the transaction under which they will receive 1.05 shares of
American-Marietta common for each of the 510,000 Dragon shares.
This
consist of 574,540.80
stock
Since Dec. 31, 1953, Alleghany divested
itself of presumptive control of IDS within the meaning of that term
as
defined in the Investment Company Act and Murchison Brothers
such
of
63.6 %
tOn
American-Marietta Co.—Purchases Cement Firm—
27,
Sept.
service
all of the
in the United States.
These telephones
telephones of about 4,600 other telephone
additional
thousands of rural lines in the United
interconnected.
The company's estimates that approxi¬
of
whole
the toll messages originating in the United States are
or in part over its lines or those of its subsidiaries.
new
construction by the company and its prin¬
subsidiaries were approximately
$1,059,000,000 for
for 1952, $1,388,000,000 for 1953, $1,406,000,000
for 1954
$1,643,000,000 for 1955 and $1,038,000,000 for the six months
ended June 30, 1956," a total of $7,795,000,000.
The total investment
Expenditures
for
cipal
telephones
1951,
$1,261,000,000
in
"telephone
plant"
increased
from $10,102,000,000 at Dec. 31,
195Q
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1474)
effect-to retirements as
tne depreciation reserve
are needed,
particularly
to
meet
the continuing
new
demanu tor telephone service and to
provide for further dial operation for distance as well as local service.
It
is anticipated
that expenditures for new construction will exceed
$2 000,000,000 for the year 1956.
Present indications are that con¬
struction expenditures will be fully as large in 1957. as in 1956.
In view of these construction requirements, the
company and its
telephone
subsidiaries have been obtaining and must continue to
cbtain large amounts of
new caoital cnrough one saie of securities.
It is estimated that after using funds available from internal sources
the
companies must continue to raise or. the average about $100,000,000 each month by the sale of securities.—V. 184, p. 1342.
$16,148,000,000 at June 30, 1956, giving
as
to additions and wiuiout oeuucting
to
•well
expenditures
large
Further
dace.
either
at
^
the company
by
in
interest
Securities
The
Commission,
Exchange
ami
it
at
cent
1
share.
per
Petroleum, Inc
Mr.
A notification filed
Denver, Colo.—The Regulation
,
July 23, 1953, proposed the public offering
preferred stock at $100 per share.
Colo.—The Regulation A notification
filed
by Realty
Mortgage on July 22,
1954, proposed the public
offering of 1,800 shares of preferred stock at $25 per share and*
by
Petroleum
Mr.
of
on
500,000 shares of 6%
Mortgage
Realty
shares
199
Co.,
of
stock
common
at
$25
share.
per
the
four suspension
the Commission
orders,
that
asserts
the
failed to file such reports.
respect to Apex, tne Commission's order further asserts that
company's notification and offering circular are false and mis¬
leading
in listing
713
Majestic Building,
Denver,
as
the
issuer's
address and Carroll, Kirchner & Jacquith,
Inc., Patterson Building,
Denver, as the underwriter,
when in fact the listed address is not
the address of the issuer and Carroll, Kirchner & Jacquith, Inc., is no
longer in existence.
Similarly, in the case of Mr. Petroleum, the Commission's order also
With
that
asserts
Paris,
of
that
its
notification
pui poses.
fiscal
the
ended
year
consolidated
had
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
31,
Jan.
income
gross
1956,
the
company
$1,630,365
of
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
and
net
value)
par
10,000
(a)
reserved
sale
for
value at
the
options
time
of the
key
to
employees
grant of the option. No shares have been sold
granted under such plans to
t Includes 300,009 shares to be issued
Midland
of
Co.
of
New
York,
depositary,
as
against
the
issuance
American
the
such
Trust
with The Marine
depositary receipts now being offered and 540,000
by the present stockholders cf the company with
against the issuance of American depositary receipts.
to be deposited
depositary
DIVIDENDS—The
to
pay
company has not paid any dividends.
It intends
quarterly dividend, beginning in December, 1956, of 12V2c
on
its ordinary shares.
a
share
per
UNDERWRITERS—The
&
Co.
to
Incorporated
purchase
number
from
of
is
the
ordinary
respective
underwriters
acting
company
shares
oi
below,
whom
for
severally agreed
American depositary receipts for the
the company sec forth opposite their
Shares
Blair
&
Co.
Blair
have
below.
names
Inc.
Shares
111,111
C.
J.
Wheat
&
Co
I 8.334
__
Bear, Stearns & Co
44,444
C.
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.__
Scnerck,
Richter Co.
22.223
Clayton Securities Corp.—
22.223
M. M. Freeman
H.
Hentz
&
Granbery,
Lewi
&
Co.,
&
Inc.
5,555
5,555'
Co., Inc.
Co.__________
13,889
G.
11,112
Kay,
11,112
Kormendi
11,112
5,555
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.
Simmons--
Marache <fc
&
Co.
p.
Co.
Inc
184,
—V.
Cassell
F,
&
Blunt, Ellis
318.
C.
Haas
&
Co.
Richards
&
5,555
.___
&
Co,—_•
5,555
Inc.—
Co.,
5,555
since
company
that
Ohio
and
Period End. Aug. 31—
time.
the Commission's orders provides an opportunity fov hearing,
request, on the question whether the suspension should be vacated
made
or
permanent.—V.
Apache
183,
Uranium
Railway
2642.
p.
Co.,
Las
Vegas,
Net
Nev.—Hearing
on
Stock Suspension—
The
Securities
that,
at
the
and
of
tcis
Commission
the
company,
hearing for Oct.
a.
pending
15, 1956, to determine whether to
Commission's order of Aug. 22, 1956,
the
permanent,
Regulation
a
Securities
Act
of
A
1933
exemption
with
from
to
respect
26
Sepc,
on
Commission
announced
has
1556—Month—1955
public
a
vacate,
its
which
notification
provides
Securities
amount,
cent
1
offer
of
chares
there
cf
such
wa3
A
in
the
respect
of
the
by
circular
not
to
had
exceeding $300,000
1,425,000 shares of
well
as
purchased
as
in
its
that
1956,
terms
with
by
facts.—V.
4,695,500
asserted
end
that
914;
p.
V.
183,
Apache
and
that
1750.
p.
Service
States
below.—V.
134,
Chase
Manhattan
Bank, -37 Wall
St.,
New
7\no<r" 011 0ct- 22, 1956, receive tenders for
oebencures
prices
not
7he
-
to
an
amount
exceeding
sufficient
100%
to
(without
the sale
exhaust
(at the
of
rate
5%
per
debentures.—V. 183,
Atlas
Y.
it
to
will
of 8%
of
sum
to
the
pay
1,
1956,
$7
semi-annual
the above
on
Centers, Inc., Miami, F!a.—-Stock Offered
Co., Charlotte, N. C., on Sept. 26 of¬
120,000 shares of common stock (par
$1)
share. Of the total, 60,000 shares are for
the
60,000 shares for the account
of certain,
selling stockholders.
Common
GIVING
loans
stock
payable to
(par SD-—
EFFECT
company are to be used for
TO
'
PRESENT
by"Je?hr
The
540.000 she.
share
to
c
mpp
75%
of
cfenners.
C°mPany
°f S6Wing ma<*inesPand 25% "are of
Ip^ph
l\°W
ileased departments •operates a total of 33 outlets consisting
department
stores
"errS3^6 ."nderWritTs
'
named
tl?r aKK?eaate ^umhPr"1 the. corpoiatio»
nlunes oC such underwriter:
res «.
_!.
_
Mwlil
&
and
28
the
vacuum
of
have
term
below oppose the
Kb- 1° °°°
^-MwaNdorrt.s»!:::: IS
debt
184,
p.
,roo
1014.
strader, Taylor
&
Co.,
cold
a
urer,
c
Helicopters,
Ltd.—Stock
IpcorP°rated on Oct. 4 headed
tiering American depositary
an
Inc.
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds
from
Offered—Blair
underwriting
&
group
Par ValUG) at a price of
the
sale
of
the
shares
"extremely
misleading."
all
of
the
allied
lines"
the
in
cold
the
New
4*/2
past
years;
holds
he
Jersey;
a
that
and
that, although he does not
license as a relrigeration
the license has no validity
represented
field;
and
company
the
to
third
tary,
and
these
of
being
companies,
J.
is
storm
his
Jr.,
of
who
his
and
been
sales
salesman
Henning,
employee
an
doors
has
He
and
door-to-door
a
William
he
that
and
products.
of
experience
vacuum
also
a
duties
carpenter
a
has
sweepers.
serves
Secre¬
as
also was represented as having had considerable sales experience
having served as a representative-agent for an insurance company.
is
He
to
director,
found
windows
storm
construction
limited
been
sells
installation
various
with
The
Commission
the
which
relate
presently
in
decision,
and
with
brother
his
In
the
Aimed
formerly
in
was
Services,
according
insurance
an
ice
an
the
addition,
where
Commission's
the
to
salesman
drive-in
cream
and
he
there
was
held
that
the
disclose,
with
respect
Commission
for
deficient
$1
failure
to
sinking
no
restricting
amount
associated
was
ice
sold
cream.
fund
debentures,
tne
to
the debentures,
for
statement
registration
that
there
was
no
stock
in
the
for
although
risk,
net
assets
limited.
and
of
V.
184,
to
and
value
provide
2,500
shares
directors
thereof,
substantially
for
that
and
all
the
and to assume substantially all
debentures tneir participation in
of
the
company's
officers
par
to
enterprise
owners
as
the
of
issued
$2,500
asaed
earnings
also
See
be
the
oi
being
were
that all
would
excels
necessary
the
and
the
there disclosure
not
investors
monies
Corp.—Debentures
Offered—An
issue
convertible debentures due Sept. 15,
public sale on Oct. 3 by Lee Hig-
for
Co.
associates.
and
The
de¬
This
enterprise,
if
be
would
any,
fixed
518.
p.
convertible
are
will
company
for
capital
into
stock
common
at
$8.50
of
the
use
producers,
plastics.
mining
net
proceeds
iron
steel
to
GIVING
fabricators
addition
in
ore
reduce
EFFECT
the
net
long
TO
payable
15,
debs,
stock
in
due
months
PRESENT
the
of
the
the
shares
former stockholdeis of
shares
of
have
The
of
18,
to
purchase
owned
$100,000
V.
and
to
the
Co._
capital
is
and
including
July
&
King
Bros.
severally
amounts
of
$100,000
&
Mc¬
Hardy
Jenks,
&
J.
Co
&
Grace
100,000
&
Co.
75.000
Co
&
Kirkland,
150,000
Parsons
Richards
&
& Co
Co.
35,000
Co.
&
A. Shorpe & Co
Glidden, Morris & Co.
35,000
Bioren
25,000
Labouisse,
f-
Wyllie
Co.„___
by
Co.
&
are
been
made
&
Beck-Ansonla
to
Beck
Shoe
those
V.
Ansonia
Shoe
The
Philadelphia,
in
184,
Corp.
p.
who
De
Thornhill
owned
Shops,
Corp.,
sale
involves
Pa.,
and
a
as
Unger
Inc.
and
wholly-owned
all
the
confirmed
operated
will
be
used
Beta
that,
purchase,
of
the
by
of Oct.
Food
Issued
Storage,
by
SEC
subsidiary
stores,
Footwear,
of
A.
S.
including
Gellavy
Philadelphia
Inc.,
Baltimore,
Suspending
and
units.—
Md.—
Offering
of
Debentures—
In
the
a
"stop
effectiveness
of
decision announced
a
registration
on
Oct.
statement
3,
filed
the SEC suspended
by
otner
the
re¬
reported
company
through
means.—
McDonald
headed
group
& Co.,
by
Kuhn,
the
from
oifering
of
the
common
stock,
Beryllium
the
Atomic
Energy
Commission
the company under which the Commission will
of approximately five years, 500,000 pounds
metal.
The metal will be produced at new Brush
be
to
present
contracts
1956)
(September,
with
facilities
its
of
one
with
Cnmmodi.y
which
alloy
copper
constructed near Elmore, Ohio, the location
In addition, the company recently signed
Credit Corp, for the delivery of
plants.
the
will
be
produced
the
at
plant
new
in
quantities required by the contracts and for commercial sale.
organized in 1931 to take over and con¬
tinue the research
and development program initiated by The Brush
Laboratories Co. in 1921.
It operates its own plant near Elmore, Ohio,
a
leased
plant at Cleveland, Ohio, and a government-owned facility
the
for
offices
was
Atomic
in
are
The
Commission
Energy
Cleveland.
corporation
is
reactors
energy
Luckey,
near
Onio.
Executive
producer of pure beryllium metal used in
and
beryllium
copper
and
other
beryllium
a
products.
EARNINGS—In
1955,
from
revenues
sales
and
services
the six months ended June 30,
1956,
compared with $2,037,804 for the same period in
amounted
to
1955.
$4,502,009,
and
in
CAPITALIZATION
♦Defense
EFFECT
GIVING
debt:
Long-term
of
TO
$3,040,504,
were
by
3,000,000
$850,000 shs.
*
Oct.
dated
note
174,411
.
value)
par
a
$3,000,000
(secured)
loans
($1
Outstanding
$414,374
_'
bank
FINANCING
loan
RFC
Act
loans
stock
PRESENT
Authorized
__
Production
$778,907,
viding
of
each
$12,000
through
made
for
company,
interest., at
31,
in
1952,
and
year.
tReflects
1956;
5%
the
each
per
746,063 shs.
original
of
year
exceeds
The
final
action
increase
and
to
effect
a
reserved
21,
taken Sept.
authorized
5-for-4
for
amount
issuance
purchase,
and
split.
under
pro¬
is
and
also
and in the amount
(as
principal
31,
thereafter
Provision
earnings
common
Authorized
defined)
for
installments for
1962.
stock
850,000
shares
amount includes
to
28,125
options.
underwriters
the
Oct.
and
payments
1956, amending articles of incorpora¬
amount of
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
date is
each
thereafter.
aggregate fixed
the
maturity
annum,
monthly
for
$10,000
adjusted
company's
the
50%
to
to
$4,000
of
schedule)
through September,
1958,
rate
contingent principal payments whenever,
fiscal
agreed
the
payment
amended
August,
which,
by
bearing
(under
shares
order"
the
for
money
period
a
beryllium
pure
of
any
Frozen
the
had
and
11
1,
representing 100%
Messrs.
two
as
1118.
Order"
com¬
Sept.
on
A spokesman
11.
proceeds
month
over
Beryllium
25,000
Coquette
Ansonia
issue
Co.—Stock Sold—Offering of 400,000
stock (par $1) was made on Oct. 2
Of these shares, 375,000 were offered
and
contract
tion
"Stop
plans
through
working capital.
last
a
♦Evidenced
sold their interest,
Luxe
abandoned
stock
The public offering was quickly oversubscribed.
additional
signed
30,000
Co
and
Abraham
by
has
4,
preferred
the
underwriting
an
PROCEEDS—Net
100,000
1956, he and his associates have
Inc.
paid
together with proceeds from $3,000,000 of bank loans recently arranged,
will be used to finance the construction of a new plant and to provide
Short-term
in
the
stock
and 25,000 shares
being offered by the company to its present share¬
Bank
has
Oct.
on
par
for
raise
to
common
Loeb
1118.
Announcement
$100
bids
for Oct.
$10 per share.
(A, S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—Acquisitions-
ownershio,
dividend
35,000
—
G.
E
of
shares
50,000
100,000
&
Co
&
Weil,
p.
5%
the
for
»
atomic
Grubfcs
50,000
Timmins
100,000
Bros.
stock
forms
Brush Beryllium
50,000
Keir
R.
150,000
Co
Redpath
184,
of
99,626
100,000
Sterling,
200,000
Parker
Auchinclvr-s,
Howard,
have
Co.—
Sutro
250,000
Son
&
below
Blosser
250,000
Co
&
of
stockholders
Dowell
200,000
Hogle
&
Straus,
200.000
Strauss
to
bidding
BUSINESS—Company
Co
&
dividend
respective
the
400,000
Co
Co.—
&
conversion
upon
1956
10,
named
company
500,000
of
no
negotiating
p.
1119.
Early
stock
a
Oct,
on
announceu
was
is
184,
two
Greenwald & Co._
Hoppin
the
subsidiaries,
issue
for
declared
underwriters
;
Gruss
Maltz,
—V.
reserved
845,000
&
Haupt
a
$845,000
&
Co
Goodbody
Ira
by
below;
Co-
&
Oscar
utility
holders.
5,000,000
treasury but including 973 shares
merged company. 588,236 additional
payable
from
Lee Higginson Corp
&
common
318.
p.
shares
drew
publicly
1956.
forth
set
in
have
stock
Sept.
on
been
directors
common
record
held
it
25,000
company
scheduled
$3,320,814 shs.
secured
company,
directly
company's
Instalments
26,736
debentures.
Allen
Tne
T
authorized
of
-
'■"■•!;
4,600,000
5,000,000 shs.
obligation of
monthly
to
the
to
up
order
of
shares
Preferred Stock Issue—
company,
market
at
Outstanding
$5,000,000
$1)
1960.
$Excluding
issuable
to
and
ended
FINANCING
Co.
1968—
(par
is
all
in
agent
as
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co.—Abandons Plan
This
$21,588
*4,/2% prom, note—General Electric
of
from
Interests—<
act
accepting
interests
resulting
184,
will
ac¬
$2,851,251.
payable
stocks
are
Republic
six
income
Authorized
note
Decker
1956.—V.
28,
to Sell
processors,
made from
subsidiaries
Dominican
For
and
and
items
of
two
the
States.
$53,561,596
were
CAPITALIZATION
conv.
and
in
1956,
fractional
of
York
New
of
31,
petitive bidding.
manufacturers
In
the United
to
ore
stles
1956
sale
and
Black
Sept.
owns
products or
and
in
engaged
30,
steel
end
metals
transporting such
5V2%
purchase
Co.
Oct.
on
Co.—Fractional
Mfg.
Trust
business
per
improvements.
company
basic
are
Decker
&
Guaranty
of
oversubscribed and the books closed.
directly or indirectly the controlling
stock interest
in
11
manufacturing subsidiaries, which, are engaged
in producing diversified lines of steel and other
products.
Such sub¬
tively
Black
The
close
of
priced at 100% and accrued interest.
5,000
receipts for 300,000 ordi-
|5rper sS?°n) ShareS ($1
the purchase
profit potentiali¬
warehouse. Ralph E. Burton, a director and Treas¬
to
have
had considerable
experience
in
the
storage
was
sales
such
Bahamas
be
to
contracts
no
for
or
Gross
Maryland and Mr. Burton has had no experience in the management
Of
public
from rail¬
and
Klutzman,
—
.
held
had
company
equipment.
"along
engineering,
was
BUSINESS—The
severally
a"d the selling stockholders
'SilllW,TX
&
the
that
and
were
1939
for
by
common
five
Shnrptj
c'o" ?„oC°
issued
Common
S^l&rGS
,
specialist
in
degree
a
engineer
par
stores.
below
have
Nor
15, 1962 and at $10 thereafter to Sept. 15, 1968. They
for the sinking fund at 102 V* and under
optional re¬
prices ranging from 105 Vi to the principal amount.
at
A,
in
disclosed
machinery
since
an
PROCEEDS—The
Hirsch
companies.
Approximately
machine
Sept.
S.
cleaners.
1956- -8 Mos.—1955
redeemable
demption
J.
vacuum
worked
have
to
of
was
J.
mac.i.nes and
misleading."
ings.
Dempsey-Tegeler
'SSUance »*>»
corp°ration was incorporated in Delaware on May
eowpanv
whose fir?..!
°ffiCCS are located in Miami.
The
L enSd in ti Sp
0pened ir" Jacksonville, Fla., in 1947,
spJinrt
Unie
f
U* primarily on the in. ta'lment plan, of
i
to
'•
company
$
debentures
25BllT.sE?nn~rHhe
the
or
their
realized
not
were
of
part,
also found
that the company's description of the
its management officials was "grossly inadequate and
William H. Burton, President and a director, was said
222,026,320
offered
loans are collateralized
contracts
ThP
Acc,ou.nts and by assignment of installment
the
Dssp'r
amount of loans under the agreement is limited to
arovideri in (hp
t!
(subject to increase or decrease as
Ec l lf and
H
e? ,and (2)
times the consolidated capital
stock, suiplus onri undivided
of
the
of
280,024,435
were
offering
agreed
"S:;,"* Td" "ereemont, these
profits
any
Commission
$
Steel
Cruttenden
In
proceeds
plans
arrangements
no
or
payment of dividends on the common stock,
and that the company proposed to redeem the debentures from accum¬
ulated earnings, if any, or to obtain the necessary fun: s from borrow¬
915.
debentures
-1.000,000 shs.
by
of
249,685,909
UNDERWRITERS—The
FINANCING
Auth°rlzed
exe?cLthof •?e«7St5,Sk,opt&..reSerVed
all
other
no
that
and
of
storage industry and to hold "the highest license issued" in this field.
In its decision, the Commission stated that he has been employed as a
the
shares
bants-
listeu
of
♦This
CAPITALIZATION
ties
experience
57,993,115
Common
account of the
company and
tShort-term
f
it
was
31,625,322
at
2286.
wo^kingEc^p?tIiThe nGt pr0ceeds t0 the
nor
installation
27,675,967
bentures
gold
$15 226
Sewing
per
served;
29,755,709
up
—R. S. Dickson &
fered publicly
at
sufficient
evbnt
had
company
required,
arrangements for construction of the warehouse
or
expenses
ginson Corp.- and Allen &
Notes
due Oct.
annum)
p.
the
be
57,678,202
was
June
N.
interest).
Manhattan E&nk holds funds
interest
described
York,
the
the
investors
to
return
program.
and
26,732,619
lightweight
Asuncion Port Concession
Corp.—Tenders for Bonds—
The
in
that
funds
the
the
307,364,111
manufacturers
318.
p.
money
the
3,416,768
sidiaries
Co.—Acquisition, etc.—
Power
Co.
for
$
$5,000,000 5V2%
1968
conditions
the
184,
realized,
be
securing
description of the company's business also was found inadequate
and misleading.
Among other things, there was no disclosure regarding
the competitive conditions of the cold, storage industry in the area to
6,847,631
p.
the proposed
to
deficient in fail¬
The
4,432,565
181,
are
22,
the
of
an
$40,450.
Aug.
complied
in
share,
per
previously
of
of
believe
included
not
cents
Regulation
A
notification
for
and sale of Apache stock is false and misleading in
material
Northern
7
order
been
pursuant to Regulation A,
from registration under the
offering of
aggregate
ground
Arizona Public
See
an
1955
at
who
persons
for
have
offering
public
stock
suspension
reasonable
offering
use
to
s
27,
exemption
of securities
the
capital
stock
Commission
Regulation
the
offerings
common
rescission
of
The
for
Apache proposed
par
Dec.
conditional
a
Act
filed
for
effect
complete
9,149,968
Barium
sus¬
offering
Apache.
In
—V.
respect
materially
make
or
under
stock
would
in
purchase
income—
oper.
order.
wRh
were
to
operations..—
ry.
that disclosures
the financing
ox
specify that the company was dependent entirely upon the
proceeds of the financing for carrying out its proposed program, that
there was no firm commitment by any person for the purpose of the
debentures and thereiore no assurance that all or any port of the
ing
38,472,953
oper.
the entry of stop
to
found
proceeds
scheduled
temporarily
registration
the
of
use
statements
be
industry;
38,905,677
revenue
way
Net
Exchange
request
the
revenue—
oper.
the
frozen food storage
a
misleading
in«tenaiiy
by
with respect, among other things,
proceeds of the offering; the proposed
acquired by the company; competitive
and the experience of the management.
to
consented
$
Railway
de¬
filed
facts
the
of
Use
property
Commission
provision
RR.—Earnings-
Each of
upon
in
company
The
that
Baltimore
convertible
of
statement
and operate
contains
material
Mate
and
was
company
the
with
of
conditions
The
Baltimore,
projkised
business
5,555
and
offering circular are false and mis¬
in stating that Joe Scott Reynolds is Secretary and a director
and omitting to state that Mr. Reynolds resigned as
Secretary and director over two years ago and has had no association
the
to
omits
the
to
registration
the
that
5,555
leading
of
and
in
named
representative,
as
$1,750,000
of
offering
public
found
wnicn proposes to construct
near
The
deposited
the
..on
warehouse
date.
and
Commis
were
$32,866
$840,000 shs.
pursuant to an installment stock purchase plan at a purchase price
equivalent to $5 per share on the basis of the rate of exchange
obtaining at the time of sale, and
(bi
40,000 shares reserved for
issuance pursuant to a restricted
stock option plan for officers and
key employees at a purchase price which will be 55% of fair market
or
The
prospects
Outstanding
♦2,000,000 shs.
shares
proposed
bentures.
proceeds
FINANCING
Authorized
Sundry indebtedness
Ordinary shares <£l
♦Includes
which
company,
$538,989.
respec¬
issuers
tive
in
corporate
Bahamian corporation with principal
France, provides air transportation service,
a
by
affiliates
its
,
In
general
for
company,
EARNINGS—For
and
snares
Valley Uranium, Inc., Las Vegas, Nev.—The Regulation
A
notification
filed by San Fernando Valley Uranium on July
16,
1954, proposed the public offering of 44,185 shares of common stock
at $1 per share.
•
"
Regulation A
provides a conditional exemption
from registration
under the Securities Act for public offerings of securities not exceed¬
ing $300,000 in amount. One of such conditions is a requirement that
the issuer file reports with the Commission semi-annually after com¬
mencement of the offering giving the facts with respect to the num¬
ber of shares sold, proceeds received, and application of the proceeds.
payments
helicopter, for certain major oil companies operating
Papua, (New Guinea), Netherlands New Guinea; Borneo, Libya and
Pakistan.
Its services consist primarily of tne transportation of sur¬
vey
and exploration parties, executive personnel, drilling and otner
operational crews, and equipment, parts and supplies to sites generally
located in desert, rainforest, jungie or swamp areas.
\
Denver,
Fernando
Ean
used
offices
principally
announced. on
was
down
make
in
Colo.—Offering Susp'd-^
issued
orders
temporarily suspending Regulation A
exemptions from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
respect to public offerings of securities by the following:
Apex
Uranium,
Ir.c., Denver,
Colo.—-The Regulation A notification
filed
by Apex on April 5,
1954, proposed the public offering of
400,000 shares of common stock at 10 cents per share, as well as an
offer
of
rescission
in
respect of 1,375,000 shares previously sold
be
BUSINESS—This
executive
indebtedness,
certain
purchase of additional equipment, and purchase
helicopter operation.
Any ba.ance of tne
has
27,
Sept.
the
Venezuelan
a
will
proceeds
income
Apex Uranium, Inc., Denver,
in
retire
to
with
connection
an
Monday, October 8, 1956
...
company
named
has
below
agreed
to
have
sell
severally
to
them,
Volume 184
Number 5575
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
(1475)
severally,
aggregate
an
at
company
$9
of
375,000
shares
of
common
stock
of
the
in the respective amounts indicated below:
share,
Kuhn,
Loeb
McDonald
C.
A.
&
&
Co
52,500
9,000
_
Janney, Dulles & Co., Inc.
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.
7,000
Co.
E.
Lehman
Co.__
Ball, Burge
Blunt
&
Ellis
Carolina
Kraus
&
6,000
9,000
Co.-
3,000
5,000
Fahey,
Dom.nick
Clark
of
&
9,000
Reid
Goldman,
Hayden,
&
Miller
&
&
Co.,..™
Noyes
Co._____
Hencz &
&
Hooker
Co
184,
Fi'cscjut,
Inc.
R.
Singer,
Vie tor,
3,000
Weeks
R.
Stroud
7,000
&
&
Staats
&
9,000
9,000
market
5.000
Co.
6,000
This
Sept.
on
covering
250,000
27
c>c;ottiv6uu™
12,000
by
Van
Alstyne,
share.
per
to
The
employees
shares
&
Co.,
remaining
of
the
being
are
selling
Noel
its
stockholder,
which
25,000
by
par
offering
statement
common
of
with
receive
of
are
to
per
and
share,* of
wnich
21,000 being sold
Inc.,-
offered
non-profit
a
of
\.
for
The
company
is
engaged
in
two
major
and electrical construction industries
field.
Net proceeds of the
power
activities;.
and
financing,
the
The
$2,075,000,
facilities.
which
will
be
Approximately
includes
the
added
by
a-
electric
electrical
construction
be
may
and
required
equipping of
tion
for
this
of
excess
the
proceeds
will
be
used
for
working
rowings from the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Co. Of $11,300,000 under a
25-year sinking fund
Goldman
Sachs <5C Co
LrOiaman, oaens & CO. and Fnhcrf W tsaira Rr
ana rtooert W. Raird esc
Co
CO.,
Inc., assisted in arranging the loan.
In
addition
outlet
in
Court
of
to
stores
Corp.
in
the
own
there
be
parking space provided
about
for
other
5,000
over
stores
in
stockholders
Pacific
The
nine
from
The
4ias
five,
principal
for
60
is
family
Inc.,
associated
the
The
in other fields.
will
in
elect
indicated.—V.
Central
a
p.
Co.
on
shares
of
The
3.
War
name
of
the
loan
to
are
be
to
that ttthe
with
Central
Illinois
of
for
company
Net
sale
used
to
bank
borrowings,
of
be
Prudential
repay
bank
a
$10
of
Co.—Registers
of
the
incurred
par
to
at
stocic,
to
the
be
SEC
ofiered
a
part
the
of
cost
of
the
$2,000,C00
of such proceeds will be
equivalent amount of short-term
finance construction expenditures.
The
to
an
involves
expenditures
estimated
at
about
$33,000,000 for the period Aug. 1, 1956 to Dec. 31, 1957,—V. 184, p. 1349.
Central Vermont Ry. Inc.— -Earnings-
into
This
Net
Net
ry.
From
Gross
Net
183,
p.
Net-
Other
•
Stuart
ry.
The
in
struction
to
their
were
Inc.
G
179,601
241,404
45,417
105,924
7,859,000
7,240,000
7,248,000
7,795,000
1,761,076
1,050,344
1—
1,253,753
1,628,868
138,541
561,537
1015.
of
.
p.
of
set
forth
in
post
Ohio,
Hornblower
14,517,070
12,784,993
89,081,138
80.588,128
7,265,674
6,266,556
49,202,455
45,074,844
issue of $3,360,009 5% equipment
annually from Nov. 1, 1957-1371;
100% for all maturities. The issue, which
new
due
at
$63.00
On
President.
New
per
account
York,
year.
oi
tbe
1
Published
Drapers'
twice
Gardens,
the
On
and
of
Ciucam
yearly
Oct.
and
to
Co..
and
3,
1952, ihe
licensed
insurance
Illinois
operated
term
in¬
On
to
Life
hospital¬
a
present
as
2,
Aug.
Commerical
added
company
was
accident
and
basis.
changed
the
in
reducing
assessment
was
1950,
Missouri
companythe
conduct
legal
a
reserve
company.
by
the
acquired all of
•The
on
June
in
1956,. the
6,
with
trust
consideration.
of
the
sale
health
of
all
and
accident,
which
of
annual
are
pay¬
basis.
company entered into an Investment Advisory
Trust
Co., St. Louis. Mo., under which,
Mercantile
will
company
with
its
furnish
advisory
investment
services
program. -
the
to
■••
■
in
company
"v'.»
; '
/
■
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
'
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
188
-^-V.
stock
184,
(par
320.
p.
$2)
Outstanding
150,000 shs.
150.000 slis.
working
Line—
since
the
will
The
Ohio
to
Division
built
feet
square
has
just
Sales
of
be
offered
by
The
Sept.
dividend
rate,
be
supplied
27
proceeds
of
filed
shares
public
Boston
public
by
ultimate
for
First
Net
Gravel
Co., Chicago, 111. — Registers
Exchange Commission—
covering'400,000
to
headed
be
Edison
and
company ,.on
SEC
par,
diesel-
a
It
Securities
This
registration
a
of
cumulative
sale
through
Corporation
offering
price
and
and
statement
preferred
with
stock,
underwriting
an
Glore,
$100
group
Forgan
Co.
terms
underwriting
&
are
amendment.
the
application
financing
toward
will
the
be
of
cost
added
to
working capital for
additions to the electric
gross
utility
properties
of
the
company
and
its
subsidiaries.
The
preferred
stock
represents
the
company's
first
nonconvertible
ferred
new-
pre¬
stock
financing.
The construction program for the
four-year
period 1956-1959, as now scheduled, calls for expenditure of
approxi¬
mately
$600,000,000 for property additions, as follows: $140,000,000
a
of
been 5
in
to
$33,000,000 in
$50,000,000 this year
1956;
in
the"."
1959.—V.
follows:
for
will
47/as
be
99.811
by
for
4%s
by
$180,000,000
184,
in. 1957|
$160,000,000
in
1958;
and
$120,000,600
1350.
p.
at
the
regular
Mr.
accrued
Schafler,
of
construction
is
Russell
was
is
is
director
a
The
Sept.
interest
of
communities
28,
at
(Reg.
wholesale
corporation
hydro-carbons and
one
gross
of
revenues
names
table
new
of
$339,863,000
the
has
___$1,900,000
Co
in
issued
Stone
&
&
Co._
The
and
the
The
& Co
—
Co
offerings
conditions
1,000,000
Fauset, Steele
Hallowell,
650,000
&
Co
E.
650,000
&
H.
650,000
p.
1350.
rate
of
conditional
a
exemption from registration
securities not exceeding $300,000
of
of
such
exemption is
requirement
a
reports
filed
upon
at
Co.—
&
Co
suspension
order
required
reports.
the
further
asserts
that
asserts
the
that
Consolidated
offering
if
the
public
auction
for
nonpayment
of
taxes.—V.
162,
111.—Regi§ters With
Exchange Commission—
on
Sept.
28
filed
a
the
at
share
of
of
rate
of
1
National
controlling
a
Continental
\\
shares
Fire
of
stock.
interest
in
Casualty
Continental
The
purpose
National
National
and
Casualty
the
of
Fire.
The
Fire,
stock
offer
according
would enable both qompanies.
through their agencies
organizations, to provide the insurance buyer with com¬
casualty and surety coverage in an integrated program.
Continental
Casualty's
management
believes
that
the
competitive
position of both companies would be improved.
The offer of exchange is conditional upon its acceptance
by holders
of
at
Fire
■
fire,
least
(255,000 shares)
51%
(which
time).—V.
Winslow
Richard
& Co
Whiteside,
W.
200,000
condition
182,
p.
fay
be
|
ot
the
waived
by
outstanding stock of National
Continental Casualty at any
2464.
Cortland Equipment
West
Inc.
This corporation has
100,000
Clarke Corp.
100.000
cf
100,000
ment,
its
Lessors, Inc.—Calls Debentures—-
called for redemption
on
Nov.
4J/4%
at
Manhattan
1,
1956.
sinking fund debentures, series B, due Nov. 1,
100%
plus accrued interest, will be made at
,
Bank,
New
York
City.—V.
182,
p.
$1,000,000
1969.
The
Pay¬
Chase
1336.
8. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company,
Publishers, 25 Park Place. New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D Selbert, Editor and Putrtlsner,
[every Thursday (general news and advertis ing issue) with a statistical issue on
Monday]
Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, ULnol*
E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1956 by William B. Dana
Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at tb«
March
3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year; in Dominion oi
year.
an
to
field
U.
exchange, remlttajice for foreign subscriptions
is
resulting
prospectus,
plete
250 000
&
one
and
200,000
Sulbzerger
company
week
a
A
wit a
covering
Irving Lundborg & Co.—
184,
1933
200,000
C-ranbery, Marache & Co.
—V.
on
Regulation
of
-
acquire
the
Morris, Stokes &
Masten
Chace.
Co
announced
a
/ict
the
not
sold
were
affiliation
200.000
650,000
&
of
Hartford
io
250,000
Co.
A.
&
Securities
offer
for
250,000
1,000.000
Davis
the
with the Commission semi-annually af ;er
offering setting forth the facts with respect t»
shares sold,
proceeds received, and application of the
of
has
of
250,000
W.
Co
Offering
registration statement with the
625,000 shares of its $5 par capital stock.
It proposes
shares of its capital stock in exchange for issued and out•standing shares of the capital stock of National Fire Insurance Co.
500,000
Co.
Cullom
,
(N. Y.)—Stock
Continental Casualty Co., Chicago,
250,000
1,100.000
Co.
York
-
1799.
This
500,000
Deetjen & Co.
Michigan Corp.
Newburger, Loeb & Co.
Collins
Parrish
Hentz
Tile
deceit
or
assets
500,000
of
Elkins,
&
the
The-Commission's
to
First
1,500,000
Shelby
Gerald
New
of Consoli¬
made or continued,
would
"operate as
a
purchasers" in that material changes have
in
the
condition
of
the
issuer
since
Sept. 14,
1955.
not
reflected in the Regulation A filing, with
respect to (a) the finan. ial
condition of Alumin-Aire Luggage, Inc., a
subsidiary of the issuer and
its sola asset, and lb) the inactive status of Alumin-Aire
Luggage, Inc.,
whose operations were discontinued in December 1955 ana
whose fixed
fraud
are
Julien
1,500,000
Langley & Co.____
under
provides
suspension order
Fiberglass stock,
dated
500,000
Putnam & Co
&
Co.,
occurred
net
Emanuel,
1,500,000
order
an
of
Securities and
by each
Co
Hutzler
&
Inc.
public
respective
1,500,000
_
Burnham
number
Fiberglass
$650,000
&
Salomon
Bros.
1350.
p.
Commission,
is
was
temporarily suspending
A
issuer
proceeds.
produce
consolidated
and
purchased
Laurence M. Marks & Co.
C.
the
the
include
1,500,000
Weeks
Thalmann &
&
.
Hutton
Ohio
Noel
Exchange
registration
One
commencement
p.
Inc
F.
184,
to
amount.
that
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Alstyne,
permanent.
respect
SEC
The
Van
Fiberglass,
and
from
to
Regulation
subsidiary produces
below:
Pierce,
&
toJbe
election
and
1956, the corporation
purchasers
debentures
Russell
the
made
gas
system
and a subsidi¬
served
the
announced
A.
public offering of 200,000 shares of common stock
by
this corporation, pursuant to a
Regulation A notification filed Aug. 4,
1955.
The order provides an
opportunity for hearing, upon request,
on
the question whether the
suspension order should be vacated or
re-sale
Principal
in
Jerrold.—V.
Securities
respect
natural
operating
28
James
Suspended—
re¬
with
14
Sept.
on
directors,
partner
a
Consolidated
program,
on
the
basis of most
to result
In
expenditures of
interconnected
new
firm,
and
is
a
director
of
Jerrold
Electronics
Corp.,
Pa.
Rosenberg is technical sales manager of Consolidated Dienel.
incorrectly stated in our issue oi Oct. 1 that Mr.
Rosenberg
Mr.
It
expected
an
President,
two
investment
Co.
at
I.
board
Philadelphia,
redemption
sinking fund
plus
the
Rosenberg.
Halsey
Morgan Stanley &
redeemable
to
d advertisements must be made In New York funds.
>
liabili¬
company's home office is located at 5579 Pershing
Ave., St.
Louis, Mo., with 34 agents representing it is the Greater Metropolitan
St.
Louis
area.
The company
is also licensed in and has approxi¬
mately 28 agents representing it in the States of Illinois, Oklahoma,
Kansas,
Arkansas
and
South
Carolina.
1954
approximately
the
is
in
all
dissolved.
The
without
was
Canada.
business
and,
assumed
then
insurance, the premiums for
monthly, quarterly, semi-annual or
connection
company's Buchanan
368,000
and
was
hospital
a
Agreement
the
foots, plant
Ontario,
corporation
assets
which
SEC
and
the
the
company's principal
and
the
Illinois
Illinois'corporate
London,
N.
Y., under the Act of
Other Countries, $67.00 per
fluctuations in
in
health
issued
the
of
able
distributor.
Shields & Company
Francis I. du Pont & Co.
1350.
2-0613);
&
reserves
incorporated
Co.
selling
The
on
of
department,
life,
insurance
ties
its
and
built
line
to
the
square
$12,000,000
as
corporation,
__
Ladenburg,
Seibert,
Jones
Reinsurance
therefor,
and
par
capacity.
Machinery
providing
52,000
total
the
Clark
at
1,500,000
163.480,323
office
NOTE;
off
E.
184,495,768
STate
of
surance
production of the
Clarence E. Killebrew.
yard
delivered
McDonnell
22,314,097
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Canada,
come
1,900,000
23,605,573
Dana
the
$25)
at
shovel
by
1
1,500,000
expenses
(Telephone
insurance
Mutual
company
October
CAPITALIZATION
expansion
cubic
Thomas,
presently
& Beane
Corp.
Hayden,
from rail¬
the
Weld
$
inclusive, at
D.
increase
to
On Oct. 22, 1952, the
company entered into
Treaty with the Commercial Life' Insurance
Co., the
corporation, under the terms of which
the company
issued
Certificates
of
Assumption
covering all outstanding policies' of in¬
began
Allyn & Co., Inc.__
Equitable Securities
244,068,451
a
This
C.
$
certificates
In
„
Lynch,
273,576.906
Commission,
William
to
shovel
from
to
principal amounts of the
$
income—
life
Co.
incorporated
business
interest;
$30,526,000.-
35,099,090
Offered—Salomon Bros, and associates offered
Oct. 4 subject to approval of the Interstate Commerce
THE
for
Oct.
on
2 V*
100.5679
oil.
38,122,643
tificates
trust
offered
tractor
completed
new
St.
gasoline and other
revenue—
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Equipment Trust Cer¬
on
used
Division
unit
received
PURCHASERS—The
A.
1956—8 Mos—1955
the
Co.
oper.
used
be
originally
company
Illinois
the
Norman
and
consolidated
White,
Ohio Ry.—Earnings-
operations
184,
be
EARNINGS—For the 12 months cradled June
30,
had
Merrill
1956—Month—1955
order
in
was-
i
income
39 l.ISt
was
Royal
of
ization
Cincinnati, Dayton, Lima and Portsmouth,
Ohio; Baltimore, Md.; Rich¬
mond,
^Norfolk, Portsmouth and Roanoake,' Va.; Allentown,' Bethlehem
Reading and Harrisburg, Pa.;.Nyack and
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.; and
Washington, D. C.
Certain subsidiaries
of
the
"140,256
oper.
ry.
to
Construction
debentures
customers.
35,865
oper.
mail
policies
the name
Insurance
subsidiaries
ary service company.
The operating subsidiaries are
engaged in the
production, purchase, storage, transmission and
distribution of natural
gas.
The system sells natural
gas
at retail in
the states
of
Ohio,
Pennsylvania,
West
Virginia,
Kentucky,
New
York,
Maryland
and
Virginia, to about 1,307,209 residential, commercial
and industrial cus¬
tomers.
In addition, the
system has extensive wholesale
business, sell¬
ing
natural gas to non-aftiliatc
public utility companies for
income—
revenue
way
Net
—V.
be
Mich.,
BUSINESS—Corporation
sells
and
small
a
the
as
1927,
Gas
program.
$
Net
A
at
estimates, is
$73,000,000.
sell
Chesapeake
192G,
exemption
and
Feriod End. Aug. 31—
Railway
Railway
to
all
case.
Fenner
;
9,
company
surance
—
with
with
(par
par,
each
and
468,956
Dec.
as
BUSINESS—Net proceeds from
the
financing, together with cash
from operations and net proceeds from
the prior sale of
$40,000,000 of
series F debentures, will
be used to finance the
company's 1956 con¬
1953
p.
Delaware,
stock
2759.
series
$1,014,000
184,
will
,
in
properties
working capital
in
ranging from 105.48% to par, and for
demption prices receding from
100.70% to
1954
income—
oil
by Edward
proceeds
capital.
BUSINESS—The
on
Chase, Md.
is en¬
subsidiaries, Regional
Finance Co., Inc.
V. 184,
preferred
$25),
was
Harbor,
expected
Co.
$951,000
oper.
the
used for
Regional
Cincinnati,
the
space.
bids
&
22,553
-Deficit.—V.
working
System, Inc.—Debentures Offered—
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane and White, Weld
& Co. as joint
managers of an investment
banking syn¬
dicate, on Oct. 4 offered $25,000,000 of 4%%
debentures,
series G, due Oct. 1,
1981, at 100.73% and accrued inter¬
est, tb yield 4.70%. The underwriters won
award of the
issue at competitive sale on
Oct. 3 on a bid of
99.931%.
lf 55
railway—
of
interest
common
Consolidated Diesel Electric Corp.—Correction—
$782,000
Jan.
Co.,
1954,
Columbia
1956
from/ railway—:—
from
40'/;
Co.—5,000th Michigan Off
increased
are
200,120
oper.
payment
bearing 4%
are
5,000th
operation
$989,000
from
from
,
(par
Michigan
in
have
railway—_
railway-
August—
;
Gross
stock
Benton
composed
common
finance
the
its
share for each two shares held. This
underwritten
PROCEEDS—The net
Avenue, Chevy
business with its
and
the. 5,OflOthy
Michigan
first
plant
and
With
bidding.
used
program.
constructon
of
its
A
for
incorporated
cumulative
The proceeds
—V.
In¬
loan
registration statement with
a
to
offered to
Louis, Mo.
,
Service
discharge
and
prepay
filed
competitive
will
construction
program
1
shares
at
proceeds
company's
Oct.
on
170,000
public
'
rights.
Wisconsin
finance
Rainci"
5%
common
1955
com¬
Securities and Exchange Commission—
covering
5418
Mt
Bode-Finn
Since
recent
Public
St.
public
542.
p.
of
one new
was
Commonwealth
Mich.,
mining
but the
incurrd
181,
The
On
by
about
This
and
to be
are
corporation,
the
to
Privately—This
used
offering
life,
proceeds
Co.
to
the
II.—V.
net
Model'175A, with a
seventh
Michigan tractor-
put
in connection
with the expansion and mech¬
company's plant in Holt, Ala.
The company,
which is the largest manufacturer of cast iron soil
pipe and fittings in the world, has been continuing. a program of
plant improvement and modernization started at the end of World
of
applied
prices
annvr.t
anization
properties
*
proceeds
similar
the basis of
current
amendment;
be
purposes.
at
Vice-President.
plant
promissory note, due
Sept. 1, 1968, J. J. Nolan, Jr., President, announced on
October
gas
i1 AP)"1*- 1954, was announced
«rVe
* '
5%
a
to
by
initial
Exchange.
company on Aug. 28
of record Aug.
17,
1956, the right to sub¬
on
or before
Sept. 12, 1956, for 50,000 adaitional
shares of common stock
(par $2) at $5.50 per share on
the
a'S .■Construction Machinery
1015.
America
of
then
■
.
name
The
the
stock,
•
stockholders
a
°*
.Completion
*
mining property
the Pacific Industries
meeting in October, Pacific Industries,
four
directors authorized,
Mr.
Smith
additional
the
184,
At
to
Stock
•
scribe
on
headed
The
fered—The
-
With
Capitol
directors
of
by
to
are
SEC
common
group
Stone.
,
,
loans
Clark Equipment
»
up
has borrowed $2,000,000 from
surance
company's
number
Eureka
Central Foundry Co.—Note Sold
.
pany
the
the
company still owns its gold
down.
Companies now making
shut
are
change in
increase
an
supplied
the
company on Sept. 28 filed a letter of
notification
$250,000 of certificates of
indebtedness
Division
approved .a
and
related
American
capital.
automobiles.
according to Donald Smith, President.
reason
for the change in name was
years
activities.
mine
Inc.
and
consumer
underwriting.
Corp.—Change in Name Voted—
have
Industries,
with
was
office
the
manufacturing
Central Eureka
The
be
price
the
on
covering
shopping
50
.
.
•
center operated
opened for business on Aug. 23
which is., that company's tourth
siore,
will
to
fixed
a
powered
regional
Milwoukee,
Schuster's
Milwaukee,
with
in
statement
•;
*
Commercial Life Insurance Co. of Missouri—Stock Of¬
City-Wide Mortgage Co., Kansas
City, Mo.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
mortgage
group
i
addi¬
and
waukee, Wis., announced on Oct. 1 that it has arranged
the financing of its
shopping center through bor¬
Court
be
bank
and
corporate
in
1,725
first
oil
Corp.
for
The
registration
$840,960
shaies
by Capitol
Union
Beverly
1350.
p.
principal
Capitol Court Corp.—Private Placement—This
corpo¬
ration, a subsidiary of Ed Schuster & Co., Inc., of Mil¬
note
note.
The
properties
gaged
capital.—V.
1342.
p.
to
Ilills, Calif.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
a
stock
are
BUSINESS—The
to plants. $250,000
may be used for a temporary loan to
Burndy
Ltd,* a wholly-owned subsidiary*, for construction of a
new
plant, expected to cost approximately $600,000.
Approximately $400,000
is expected to be allocated for
the development of new
product lines.
184,
terms
certain
general
Canada
Any
Co.; Eastman Dillon;
Inc.—V. 184, p. 1226.
program,
plants
new
the
PROCEEDS—The
com¬
at
to
$1,675,000
cars,
Citizens Credit Corp.,
Chevy Chase, Md.—Stock Of¬
fered—The Matthew
Corp., Washington, D. C., on Oct. 4
publicly offered 15,500 shares of class A
common stock
(par $12.50) at $17 per share..
■
sale
4,000
aporoxigeneral funds to be available for
general corporate purposes. Substantial portions cf the funds will be
utilized
to
finance
expansion
of
manufacturing
facilities
and
the
acquisition of additional macninery and equipment for these additional
mately
5y8s.
as
box
Credit
Illinois
educational
estimated
certificates
sheatned
$1
corporation.
ponents
Corp.,
filed
for
funds.
184,
headed
$9.25
Library,
be
Tne
shares
group
commission
a
steel
&
acquired by Christiana, the
remaining 60% in¬
terest
being acquired by Capital
Company, a subsidiary of Trans-"
ameriea Corporation. The
purchase price was $8,247,600 for the
real
estate and $2,102,400 for the
oil properties, of
which Christiana paid
63,299,040 for the real estate and
with
stocKr
225,000
underwriting
an
will
shares
at
the
Burndy
$1
company
company
issued
registration
a
of
Oil
plus accrued interest;
o,oo0
Co._____i.__
filed
shares
price
general
Dean
corporation
SEC
Commercial
Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 35,100 shares of common stock (par
$10) was made on Oct. 3 by Goldman, Sachs & Co. at
$45.50 per share, with a dealer's concession of
$1.25 per
share.
It was quickly oversubscribed.—V.
184, p. 1350.
Sept. l, 1956, amounted to $2,500,000
balance will be added to the
company's
were
incurred in connection with the
company's acquisition of an interest in
certain real
property in Los
Angeles County from Bartholomae
Corporation of California, together
5,000
Burndy Corp., Norwalk, Conn.—Registers With SEC—
the
600
Co.,
proceeds of the financing
short-term bank loans, which at
&
Winslow, Conu
company
proposes
to
make
a
public
the stock at $10.25 per share
througn
&
Net
these
,
Stroud
offering price will
underwriting
5,000
Witter &
by
Drexel
are
covering 400,000. shares of its $1 par
be
public sale through an
underwriting
Laird & Company,
Corporation and Model, Roland &
public
Co.
1119.
secured
W
for
26, 1936,
offered for
5,000
Co., Inc
Dann
and
corporation
8,500
Scribner.
Common,
99.325%
Sept.
Co,6,000
&
Co.;
bid
ofiering
Securities and
This
Uj.,
——
Deane
Wihiam
7,000
i__.
6c
With
8.500
Pr<_ssprich & Co.—__
9,000
___
&
p.
W.
Schwubacner
Co._____< 9,000
Fay
Siicpam
———.
6,000
Co.
&
Hornblower
—V.
&
Merr.il, Turaen & Co., Inc.
Newhard, Cook & Co._
12,000
Hayden, Stone & Co.—
Hemphill,
5,000
3,000
&
be
Oct. 4
i
_
$4,205,000.
the
in
Christiana
12,000
___________
7,000
Co
Sachs
5,000
7,uj0
Co._
Michigan Corp.___
Fulton,
Beane
will
less, than
Securities
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Co
&
certificates
not
was awarded to the group on
Co.'Inc.
&
5,000
&
&
Stuart
Associates,
3,000
____
&
Dominick
Hirsch
cost
3,000
12,000
House
Curtiss,
The
3,000
Brothers
completely sold,
bid of 99.537%.
Halsey,
9,000
Norton
Collin,
H.
Co.—
McCormick & Co.—-.
McDunalu-Moore & Cj.__
Clark, Dodge & Co.T
First
&
Irving .Lundborg & Co.
Mason-Hagan, Inc
-
5.000
Corp
Hutton
F.
-
6,000
Simm->ns____
Securities
a
Shares
52,500
Axlyn & Co., Inc
Bache &
was
on
Shares
3
4
(1476)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Daitch
The
Crystal
acquisition
announced
was
Board,
and
markets
64
previous
H.
corporation
26
by
Taxin,
Westchester
"agency" stores
Inc.—Acquisition—
lina
this
Sept.
Louis
in
Dairies,
by
on
and
of
Herbert
Diamond
in
Daitch-Shopv/eli
the
units
in
Daitch,
B.
President.
one
This
Markets,
Chairman
adds
move
Bronx,
the
K
Yorx
New
metropolitan
of
10
to
the
area.—V.
SEC
J.
letter
a
of
notification
stock
D. C.
$525
at
The
unit,
per
proceeds are
tc
—V.
184,
August-
Net
ry,
Net
ry.
1
55
ry.
From
_1953
$4,276,774
$4,883,966
1,560,129
1,116,956
1,183,736
Net
1,064,226
774,958
920,634
Net
ry.
34,210,453
31,945,510
10,018,585
6,518,526
8,658,144
7,077,691
6,398,765
3,788,129
6,285,557
Gross
__
August—
from
Net
ry.
Gross
7 he
RR.—Earnings—
55
29,156,587
2,587,505
12,896,537
income—
2,876,586
4,660,475
*919,763
3,239,076
1953
$6,461,015
$6,503,206
$7,457,342
*99,477
863,541
*759,354
411,692
Sterling
5%
convertible
53,886,128
51,823,170
60,412,936
ferred
9,310,555
8,419,477
13,728,761
exercise
6,768,360
and
It
extent
1120.
shares
between
Inc.
has
this
been
Oct,
011
corporation
negotiated
that
2
and
by
contract
a
Chromatic
William
R,
and
Under
the
single-gun
agreement,
color
tube
DuMont
and
will
color
undertake
television
licensing
Television
Staats
to
set
the
but
DuMont,
will
receive
interest in
from
Paramount
Chromatic.—V.
184,
the
not
of
Pictures
Corp.
minority
a
The
after
three
poration
face
the
maturity
of
share
con/er^iole
16
of
debentures.
debentures
shares
The
of
of
Afier
may
capital
conversion
five
The
for
each
therefore
for
and
callable
until
called
period
a
maturity
prior
to
acquire
and
three
102.
on
The
working
about
or
Jan.
is
23,
in
incorporated
metal
has been
At
the
present
property
and
Engineering
offer
an
the
lact
has
of
that
similar
a
time
the
b<j:en
corporation
rapid
for
period
growth
the
of
1955,
building be
equipment should
first
be
leases
This
to sen
favorable
a
Rabbit
said
is
The
of
the
five
not
the
of
directors
at
have
Sierra
6 U
pit
—V.
stock
184,
Eaton
John
to
are
of
the
Mrthe
the
Board,
McGinn
is
real
expire
and
to
che
ahead
of
that
an
determined
premises
to
$128,838.
due
and
certain
is
Bank
of
r
Jan.
on
l,
1957,
3g',2j0
Chairman
as
of
Eaton.
Chairman
of
Cleveland
full
upon
time
to
that
^
the
and
Mr.
duties
his
the
shs.
10
and
years
1950
has
McGinn,
been
Chairman
a
and
Directors
of
member
Agent
the
of
for
director of the
Federal
the
Fourth
Bank
since
relinquish the Federal Reserve
duties
on
Jan.
1,
of
the
Chairman
as
Auto
Stores,
Inc.,
Atlanta,
^r^<^^~^'0iUir^s ^ 9?*'
a*so
Atlanta,
offered 22,000 shares
9
1957
will
and
and
(par $1) at $10 per share.
PROCEEDS-The
net
are
to
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to
°f ^nni^.u200'000 shares of common
of 350,000 shares.
Also
outstanding
Sank .oS. n">rt8aBe
be
the
new
stock
on
added
June
Ij
to
of
30
an
1956
on
stock
working
there
will
authodzed
were
Ford
The
furniture,sorting
conducted
stores.
are
and
both
through
Tennessee, as
Tne company leases
21
all
as
of
.stores
at
company
and
obtain
theif
in
wholesale
businesses
u«
merchandise
£?
I:?
?
^o,
dfLSV:ibutl0n
through8 71 "agenlv"
The
ihP
its retail stores
independently owned and operated
relationship, are permitted to
tractural
the
retail
well
from
net
to
placer,
of
cover
131
total
has
claims.
this
7
j
184,
Go,—Bankers
y
stores
t
whitn
tradenam.
from tte
company
Co.,
S.
AND
CANADIAN
1955
Passenger
Trucks
Cars
Mich.
4,757
403,865
45,491
312,058
47,120
387,537
65,144
".
May
Ford"
at
43,813
384,714
65,777
249,216
40,347
322,OOo
55,163
235,155,
36,503
380,563
53,381
267,181'
40,745
365,181
49,703
134,977
17,855
283,498
39,274
—V.
—
-
184,
1018.
p.
General
The
lrom
Nov.
45c
and
share
which
seventh
addition,
corporation
in
to
Corp.—Dividend
declared
had
the
of
Manila
Oct.
paid ir.
increase
the
in
of
four
the
chure
of
next
American
decade
the Ford
on
Lehman
"by
to
appear
be
it
is
"will
an
(J. K.)
The
SEC
eight
last
"The
share),
the
of
.
':
bpen
an
.V, '
..
19
shares
without
filed
of
180,
letter
a
The
notification
of
stock
common
underwriting.
capital.—V.
Glasspar
Virginia
from
Sept.
on
5,000
activity
,
to
offered
be
proceeds
Lehman
least
at
At
40%
40%
Ford."
production
of
to
greater
The
study
million
8.5
;
Co.,
Santa
Ana,
Calif.—Stock
)common stock (par $1); at $2.75
net
proceeds are
Four
stock
(par
AUTHORIZED
officers
$1)
to
7
a
of selling
group
have
shares
option
an
(.19,467
shares
of
which
Glasspar Company, for cash,
without selling expense.
Dofflemyre & Co.,, has a contract
Marache,
Dofflemyre & Co. has
collectively 50,000 shares at $1
acquired
options
current
substantially
than
tory"—a
of
will
defense of
profits
this
continue
the
area
increase
much
as
share
present
as
in
its
of
3ource
States,
the
and
"Tne
the
and
future
currently
27-28%
in
Scientific
vast
Labora¬
automotive
alertness
Furthermore,
equipment
that it
the
it
with
company—an
fields."
new
a
of
of
market
compared
it
believed
is
material
may increase
in
the
40%
as
business
to
be
done,by
for
the
its contributions
Ford
Motor
Co.
is
is
with
said
307,063 shs.
by
purchase
net;
such
exercising
four
shares
are
officers
to
share
the
part
of
sum
officers.
and
At
the
four
under
$1
be
250,000
share
per
this
them
will
their
of
which
from
shares
date,
offerors
net
options
will
exer¬
sold.
incorporated in
was
Outstanding
purchase up to
been purchased)
four
option
an
per
said
shares
to
have
realize
19,467
as
BUSINESS—Company
and
by
for
1959
California
on
Dec.
4,
1950,
at 19101 Newport Ave., Santa
Ana, Calif."The company
in the manufacture and sale of laminated fiberglas products.
located
engaged
than
More
450
foreign
franchised
countries
dealers
throughout
the
United
States
and
distribute
for this company fiberglas products
also manufactures for large national
concerns in the industrial ..fiberglas field.
At the present time, many
products are being made and development work is being conducted.
The gross sales
of the company for the
first six
months
of
the
which
In
it
manufactures.
fiscal
at
year
addition
presently
to
$1,061,835.59.
were
its
operates
Olympia,
Company
main
two
plant
other
Wash.—V.
184,
'
Santa
at
plants;
Ana,
at
one
Calif.,
Nashville,
the
company
Tenn.,
and
one
1122.
p.
the
to
through its newly-formed affiliate, Aeronutronic
Systems,
Inc."
add
greater
the
inaniiested
efforts
in
as
United
of
33Vh%
undertaking distinct from
technical
and
share
as
has
company
research
pure
possibilities
the
much
exercised
options
cars
will
2,
already
at par of $1 per share, net to the
The principal underwriter, Marache,
individuals
company
exercised
additional
cise
four
the
options
been
have
said
and
all
on
by
stock¬
OUTSTANDING
1,000,000 shs.
until Sept.
company,
a
as
1955-1956." The
in
AND
;—
—
dealer's
a
'• -V
to go
Authorized
Common
several
market
for
Offered—
share, with
per
discount of 20 cents per share.
reasonable expectation," an output which would
compare with the all-time high of 7,170,000 new
passenger car regis¬
trations attained
in
1955.
Domestic sales estimates
for
1956 range
from 5.8 to 6.2 million, and
automobile manufacturers
currently are
using "rock bottom annual estimates in the
neighborhood of 6 million
in planning their
production now," the analysis says.
The brochure states that
"it is believed that
Ford Motor Co. will
not .merely
participate in the growth of the American automobile in¬
dustry but will achieve a
enjoys—perhaps
used
1976.
p.
CAPITALIZATION
Brothers
Possible
the
($iO
par
be
to
are
~
with
at
Marache, Dofflemyre & Co., Los Angeles, Calif., and
Milton D. Blauner & Co., and General Investing Corp.,
both of New York, on Sept. 17 offered
51,100 shares of/
PROCEEDS—The
Future
annual
years.
of legislation
permitting the
Co., the board discontinued the
dividend
as
"special".—V.
184,
Gill Co., Portland, Ore.—Files With SEC—
company
covering
per
the
of
today,"
titled
aveiage
increase
an
facili¬
■'/!'
made
be
share,
per
is
previous quarters
1122.
p.
conn
according to a 52-page bro¬
Co., prepared by the investment
banking firm
and
1965
automobiles
than
Motor
Brothers
that
states
for
Increased—
47*6c
This
15.
passage
Electric
part
a
dividend
a
record
been
dividend
view
retain
designating
of
1
stockholders of
to
the
Utilities
Oct.
on
15
per
marks
In
Public
directors
payable
addition
;pf
-
Sees
33,986
262,593
Sulphur,
and
foothills
,7';7
—
Trucks
49,379
Arrange Acquisition—
Detroit,
134,977
;
(U.
341,116
250,000
"The Future
on
could
to 60%
to earnings available for its
capital stock,
compared with 1955," when nee sales totaled
$5,594,000,000 and net
income amounted to
$437,000,000, equal to $8.19 a share on 53.461,470
Grand River Orchards, Inc., Geneva, Ohio—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
SEC
at
corporation
covering
(in
par
ceeds
are
Sept.
on
$25,000
of
to
be
used
filed
20
12-year
denominations
01'
for
working
letter
a
5%
$500),
notification
of
debentures
without
notes
with
be
to
underwriting.
the
offered
The
pro¬
capital.
as
outstanding
expansion
present
shares
of
of capital stock.
The brochure observes
capital stock is foreseen, in view of the
the
capital
structure, which is
enterprises in that up to now it has
term^ debt
tained
and
preferred
stock.
unusual
been
Thus
"no
free
from
capital
both
longob¬
be
may
through issuance of senior securities without dilution
underlying equity: the recent reported $250 million
long-term
is
The
io
case
a
point."
brochure
contains
tables
showing
and earnings of
Ford, General
during the past ten years, and also
earned
by
the
franchises
"Big
of
the
Great
comparative
Motors
Corp.
historical
and
Chrysler
net
The
SEXl
company
covering
"Big Three."—V.
184,
p.
per
of
The
Ind.
covered
not
by
to
up
tors
cash
current
dividends
Roy Fruehauf,
"September showed
a
two-week
Lake,
fine
strike
Ohio,"
money
to
slotr
Manufacturing
been
tailored
"Recent
the
effect
ahead,"
he
upturn
of
one
Fruehauf
the
first
pace
of
the
stepped-up
increase
said.—V.
184,
our
nine
months
trailer
917.
out.
have
Great
sales
to
in
of
we
plants,
during
the
overhead
Avon
maintained
combined
with
third
a
tight
quarter.
expenses
have
combined
with
business.
motor
from
ry.
the
orders
basic
in
the
steel
and
months
are
automobile
immediately
a
letter
to
be
1956
income
Jan.
from
Net
ry.
to
with
be
the
offered
1955
1954
$28,598,567 $26,812,611
9,777,682
9,254,819
1953
$24,332,143
$25,106,149
8.423,834
7,717,723
3,770,627
3,353,926
3,296,741
179,403,930
170.630,820
161,325.462
39,612,625
43,966,901
35.318,308
171,869,992
42,599,424
16,301,911
17,629,030
13,127,489
16,163,434
1—
railway
railway
income
p.
$1)
4,049,333
oper.
184,
to
(par
Investment, Inc., Ft. Wayne,
capital stock and unassigned
Ry.—Earnings—
railway—
oper.
Net
—V.
added
notification
of
stock
common
1077.
p.
railway
from
1018.
Griggs Equipment, Inc., Belton, Tex.—Div. Increased—■
The
share,
directors
payable
with
compares
July
31,
Net
carriers,
filed
of
■
Northern
from
From
by
20
shares
August—
Gross
Gross
been
hampered
producing
"While
strike
controlable
activity
although
principal
volume
granted
p.
orders
steel
trailer
and
present
increases
in
pointed
the
operations
should
the
earnings despite a third quarter which was
according to a report submitted to the direc¬
an
181,
■
President.
position,
to
rate
of
at
Mr.
competitive
for
year's
expectations,
by
proceeds
surplus.—V.
Net
725.
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—Dividends
Earned—Orders Up
regular
Sept.
on
44,000
at, $6.75 per share, through Northwestern
Corp.
during certain selected years;
on
net sales;
and a comparison
Three"
Life Insurance
Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Net
The
Northern
?
sales
cent
that
company's
major industrial
among
wholly
additional
readily
the
industries
The
September,
trucks.
were
VEHICLES
June
the
1351.
p.
the
with
343,558
184,
184,
in
1.
346,634
1351.
p.
Oct.
on
during
trucks
compared
as
44,783
policy
Urani'iim' Corpus' first
Federal
field.—V.
and
cars
45,941
after
permanent
the
7
/
property
in
northwest
'
184,
July
plant, adequate
mining equipment.
been
*
'1
"
days,
321,371
separation
property have
'
179
Output Off—
announced
GM
to
37'' .—V.
7 ;./' ///'V-;'
.
September,
by
90
days,
318,763
working
miles
17,855
MOTOR
and
April
operation
near
area
minerals,
in
3'/*%;
270
passenger
was
its
on
days
March
Constant
gold
a
wide
other
lies
it
239
1
constructed
property
about eight
to
rate
days.
days,
to
Rates Up
discount
up
Phoenix/
1121.
February
/,'■/. '■ ''7" "
company
the
270
2*0
during
1955,
produced
and
cars
to
to 89
and
152,332
Canada
vehicles
passenger
the
equipment.
Calif.;
p.
.7/■„/; // V
produced
and
for
January
W.
develop
claims
a
valuable
survival
Corp.—Car and Truck
Septembei,
military
the
R.
profits,
.fully
•
other
represents
Motor
the
nf
Atlanta,
Alabama
Hole
air-sea
raised
Cars
7
'
Separation Process,
properties.
As considera¬
deposits
7:
•
uranium
market
within
be
located at 1130
Bankliead Ave
N
W
Atlanta
Ga., was incorporated in
Georgia on June 29, 1951.
The company is a
distributor of automobile narts nnri
cimniia.
„1n
trical appliances,
television and radio
sets,
toys, tools, hardware, paint and
goodsand
other rplnfpri
is
Rabbit
commercial,
equipment
Passenger
Properties
to become
sub¬
two
FACTORIES)
Schuyler
60% Gain in Ford Company
Earnings—
issue
7n
BUSINESS—Company,
>
Motors
PRODUCTION OF
to
capital.
noir.nTIS2864 2
eS'ate
the
for
maturities
240
30
3*6%;
//• •
States
the
from
follows:
as
days;
corporation
Of
shares,
was
Booklet
Of-
associates
common
financing
out
are
239
during
were
will
shares
by
Two
to
of
acquisition
dealer
proceeds
of
according
of
both
lead-silver
>•:
the
12271.—V.
p.
loan
Ga.—Stock
of
to
to
by this company of United States Lime Products
negotiated
by
Eastman
Dillon,
Union
Securities
&
Co.
and Schwabacher & Co., it was
announced on Oct. 2 (see also V.
of
Economy
of
"The
President.
&lso to resign
Virden
The
Minerals
Hole site, including a
yet to be assembled and
Hill
shipments
"Ford
of
Reserve
50%
consists
The
Mountains,
includes'-87''lode
engineering
Board
Board of the
Co. of
Cleveland, manufacturer of fluorescent
and
in¬
candescent lighting
equipment, which he has headed since
1919
_Mr. virden is a director of the Cleveland
Electric
Illuminating Co.,
Diamond Alkali Co.,
the Goodyear Tire &
Rubber Co.,
Interlake Iron
Corp. and the
Youngstown Steel Door Co.—V, 184,
p. 820.
John
the
.
new
as
of
Board
Federal
Virden will
assuming
his
since
Howard J.
lgsi6™6 Distlict" He has teen
"r' C.
$200 000
Sept. 29.
continuing
McGinn said
banking posts
devote
Outstanding
for the last
committee
rates
United
enlarged
FINANCING
$200,000
this company
executive
effective
committee
Virden
JaiW
Mr.
director of
announced
executive
Mr.
a
180
322,772
redemption—
agreement
necessary
Constant
several
Minerals
operation.
Corp.
the
property
80,000 shs.
company's
President,
Reserve
debentures—
an
Rabbit
Flintkote
Its
and
and
64%
PRESENT
$5)
new
September
Nevada,
and
the
holders.
shelving,
exceed
■
Virden,
of
elected
(par
of
owned
Operate
into
in
receive
placer
and
This "transaction
Cali¬
Manufacturing Co.—New President Elected—
C.
member
conv.
1120,
p.
TO
gold
Nevada.
dredge
a
City 'and'
Consolidated
Authorized
subordinated
Common
EFFECT
sale
partial
Nevada.
Nevada
would
GIVING
Sterling
the
the
declared.
divisions
related
and
corporation
of
1%
on
Va
pur¬
Edison
acquired.
CAPITALIZATION
the
Galena
Ore
lines.
primarily
tne present
on
Sterling
number
is
to
systems
manufacture
of
by
to
1956
balance
right
controls
and
.
Tlje
t
in
building
personal
business,
by
sold,
the
action
neces¬
nationally known industrial
overhaul, maintenance and conversion of
maturities
on
General
Operations to date have been hampered because of Insufficient
housing,
from
Hole
Constant
ties
States,
about
and
of
months
constructed
its
real
price
from
this
by
corpo¬
corporate
Federal agreed to loan the
repayable out of production.
Galena Hill mine,
a
lead-silver
the
are
titanium
1948.
is
which
.
per
and
allied
owned
lease
are
that
1356
used
agreement,
$100,000,
County,
gold.
water.
per
display
and
Nevada,
operating
company
tin,
of
•
will
with
Reno,
$8.45
organized
United
since
which
Co.
made
at
the
production
equipment,
Manufacturing
sales
additional
commercial
certain
&
corporation
Because
in
the
its
entered
Lovelock,
$6.25
year
',V
of
made
was
of
the
funds,
note,, purchase of
and
cabinets,
punch
card
filing cabinets
principal market is on the West, coast of the
company
at
other
Avenue
manufacture
other
the
1018.; • -.7
by
•
of
The
the
and
expenditures
south
The
1948,
engaged
3
Federal
the
properties
outside
8th
and
general
additional
received
properties
north
to
of
one
together with
at
be
for
shares
Corp.—To
Oct.
on
mining
miles
until
of
on
the
Pershing
capital.
located
loans
will
and
such
waived
miles
tain
amount
basis
after
Reno,
The
$100
stock
face
issuance.
used,
has
11
.
rrofn
be
to
shares
preferred
debentures
President.
for
and
value
book
105
equipment,' for payment
building and
company
years
years
are
BUSINESS—This
corporation,
Way, Redwood City, Calif., was
fornia
$100
two
of
Minerals
thereafter and are thereafter
Conversion rights accrue
immediately
three
proceeds
factory
additional
at
date
a
PROCEEDS—The
of
of
tion
full
issuance
the
at
made
were
through she
379,974 shares
will offer 379,974 shares of
to the holders of its pre¬
par,
Equity
from
57
each
capital
full
is
for
from
into
converted
oe
stock
rate
$10
proceeds
Uranium
agreement
Inc.
1956.
stock
years
the
which
recovering
properties.
a
period of two years
capital stock of the cor¬
to
canital
these
of
corporation
Neyman,
within
issuance
shares
at
issuance
to
be
date
of
compared with the corporation's nresent
Said debentures are also callable
share.
If
of
said
ten
debenture.
to
from
rate
Oct. 8,
to
bank
Sterling
these
by
290,000
of
first
Aug. 15, 1956, at par in
The offering is not
underwritten, but
up
The
p.
1227.
p.
operator
record
received
are
years
at
amount
rate
be
debentures
of
loans
proceeds
excess
Federal
multiples of $100.
Consolidated Manufacturing &
Engineering Co., a stock¬
holder, will purchase any unsubscribed debentures. Sub¬
scriptions will
of
loans
1%
3%%;
2,
notes
August
debentures
stockholders
stock.
slock,
sale
than
gross
in
184,
This
its
short-term
through nine
component
supplies,
and
Oct.
of
under
stock
the
more
Corporation,
V.
Duro Consolidated, Inc., Redwood
City, Calif.—Deben¬
tures Offered—This
company on Sept. 17 offered $200,000 of 6% 10-year subordinated
convertible
to
of
repayment
preferred
from
$1,800,000
Chromatic
Chromatron
520.
p.
order
an
Equity pursuant to the subscription offer, to the partial
redemption
of debentures, outstanding in
the amount of $3,400,000.
Equity owns
production.
stock
issued
operates
and
and
aircraft
term
subscription
short-term
If
apply
agree¬
investment
the
get
using
tools
of
%ths
Exemption—
at
a
price of $10 per share.
Equity will
privileges as a stockholder of Sterling to the
necessary
to assure the purchase by stockholders of 290,000
of the new
preferred.
tne
poses.
Laboratories,
&| Co.,
bankers.
into
repay
DuMont Laboratories, Inc.—Licensing—
announced
was
the
preferred
common
its
Proceeds
ment
$1,400,000
for
convertible
5%
5,461,303
(Allen B.)
has
this
continued
General Motors Acceptance
Corp.—Discount
purposes pending permanent financing of Sterling
Issuance and sale of preferred stock,
sterling will offer
of
10,131,184
p.
1,
out
the
and
recently
which
components
short
Company
whereby
to
58,755,344
184,
Oct.
on
rate
784,065
4,060,195
announced
was
SEC
pointed
184,
Act granting an exemption with respect to
transactions between this investment company
Precision Corp., who have botii entered into financing
Sterling
Equity
1,582,140
755,172
3,547,139
it
Corp.—Granted
Board,
Manufacturing operations are located in Los Angeles,
Ariz.; Belmar, N. J., and Toronto, Canada.—V.
1017.
p.
the
aircraft, turbochargers
industry, the sale of most of
business
184,
of
satisfactory earnings
capital
foreign
brands
37,991,813
13,548,432
and
diesel
intercompany
Income...
•Deficit.—V.
32,721,533
11,160,094
agreement
1954
1,271,558
income
oper.
1,554.188
34,335,544
SEC,
railway..._
railway
4
from
ry.
$4,712,734
1,193,663
1—
Investcmont
and
1—
from
Net
1
$7,508,079
railway......
Jan.
Net
Western
&
1956
oper,
From
1953
$3,359,955
1,791,450
344,969
General
one
Chairman
current
corporation
Effective
certain
Net
1954
$4,271,936
1,445,250
756,601
oper.
26 declared a stock dividend of
5%, subject
necessary regulatory boards.
The dividend will
tc stockholders of
record, Oct. 12, 1956. Stock¬
share for each 20 shares held.
sidiaries, recently announced sales for the last fiscal
year of $138,931,762 and a current
manufacturing backlog of $145,000,000. The com¬
pany's worldwide operations include the
design and manufacture of
aircraft
1C55
$4,081,955
from
the
conserve
The
633,837
Equity
the
railway
3,000
—
456,519
Deficit.—V.
184, p. 1120.
from
3.000
—
.
receive
Garrett,
to
Sept.
the
1956
because of the requirements
arising from
high level of production.
The stock dividend
is
in
addition
to
quarterly cash dividend of 50 cents per share
36,699,472
12,415,182
Delaware, Lackawanna
Gross
sity
railway—
railway—
from
37,794,586
income.
Inc..
will
C.
J.
•
1956
Jan.
$4,574,173
1—
oper.
of
payable Nov. 5,
holders
./*v//
railway—
railway—
oper. income—
1,017,398
railway!:
on
approval
be
3,000
—
Co.,
Corp.—Declares 5% Stock Dividend—
directors
the
recognized
:\v
from
1,795,941
railway
Space &
from
Net
1954
Co—-—-
&
Lane.
1351.
p.
$5,020,628
income_;i_
Jan.
from
from
—V.
railway____
railway
oper.
Prom
Gross
Net
1956
from
from
A.
August—
Gross
Delaware & Hudson RR. Corp.—Earnings—
Net
Garrett
The
to
______—10,000
Evans & Co., Iric™——3,000
Tindall
W.
Net
Gross
Caro¬
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
& Co., Inc.; Washington,
working capital.—V. 183, p. 2761.
lor
used
South
•1
<•.;
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
through Whitney
be
Georgia,
Co.
Johnson,
the
with
$250,000 of 0'i, 10-year subordinated debentures (with
attached) and 25,000 shares of class A common stock ( par
to be offered in units of one $500 debenture and 50 shares
cents')
of
filed
28
covering
warrants
50
Sept.
on
Florida,
Shares
&
Clement
Dalton Finance, Inc., Ml. Rainier, M<1.—Files With SEC
corporation
Alabama,
V'/; ""
.V*
184,
Cobrts
The
in
following named underwriters will purchase
from the company on their own behalf, for resale to the
public,a total
of 22,000 shares of $1 par value common stock:
the
621.
p.
located
are
Tennessee.'!'
UNDERWRITERS—The
super¬
City,
and
Inc.
Monday, October 8, 1956
...
to
The
—V.
Sept
21 declared ot dividend of 12'2 cents
per
31 to stockholders of record Oct. 17. 1956.
This
distribution of 10 cents per share
made on
initial
last.
earnings,
after
months
seven
ing
on
Oct.
an
taxes,
has
of 1955 to $243,981
Griggs, President.
corporation
manufactures
C.
183,
increased
for
the
from
same
$195,424
period
V.
p.
2537.
classroom
and
of
for
the
1956,
auditorium
first
accord¬
seating.
Volume 184
Number 5575
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
which
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Gross
1—
from
Net
ry.
1,719,134
689,451
$6,671,064
in
shares
730,169
tNo
$7,7o4,922
1,6.7,880
721,231
870,413
on
...
railway
55,047,743
55,208,452
54,181,420
14,965,473
13,558,435
18,872,942
4,756,271
6,545,749
5,576,317
7,497,601
are
The
tion
With
corporation
Oct.
on
Los
Angeles,
2
filed
registration
a
covering 240,000 shares of its $1
issued
are
statement
Tnese
scocx.
common
par
with
On
with
9Cc
a
The
share
per
no
of
part
prospectus
shares,
lists
96.92 %
er
commission
the
six
of
the
shares
of
New
Rosalind
York,
of
Tne
who
outstanding stock.
is
selling
68,640
of
Beverly
and
now
contains
Secretary,
27,840
32,160
67,^.58;
af
of
Joyce
77,926;
re¬
W.
••
incorporated
was
in
January,
of
1956,
Its
the
of
the
telephones
City,
in
Kingsport,
and
set
telephone service,
of
and
in
ha«i
81,888
not
service:
Bristol,
Elizabethton
and
telephones
underwriters
named
McLeod,
jointly to purchase from the
their respective names, so
Courts
,
128,328
Co.——3.
Equitable
,
shares
Securities
Sc^tt,
Horner
&
also
See
Corp._
184,
Mason,
F.
per¬
the
The
Pacific
R.
7
Putnam
Anderson
8
Strudwick——
&
7
W.
&
(A.)
This
Hollander &
corporation
Brook
Chemical
Brook
sale
Son,
trades
heretofore
will
be
Mr.
Inc.
has
and
the
capital
affiliated
dyestuifs
for
International
of
stock
With
companies.
in the purchase
engaged
the
and
textile,
Reinholdt
elected
been
Vice-President
a
of
and
these
of
ties
Hollander
A.
agent
the
$200,000
1 Va %
Tnis
Oct.
corporation
1,
19i>6,
erence
Gas
ai.ca
Corp.—Registers With
registration
a
statement
with
writing group headed by The First Boston corp.
public offering price and underwriting terms are
amendment,
Net
of
the
EEC
on
Tne
be
to
the
Houston
stock
preferred
sale
will
Armed
Forces
of
the
Net ■'proceeds
the
usel
This
$450,000,
subsidiary,
for
and
Corp.
("New
Subsidiary"!,
and
has
such new subsidiary the rights under t.«e pure a53 aJreeacquisition of the Pipe Line stock will be made by the hew
Subsidiary.
To retain the separate corporate status of tne pipe line
operations, and gain certain tax benefits, Houston plans to effect the
liquidation and di isolation of Pipe Line immediately after tne assign¬
Ls Capital
dissolution,
oi
ment
sucli
to
change its
The
which
date
the
stock.
the
Pipe
payment
All
stock
required
and
contemplates
of
bonds
gage
first
the
stock is
Line
Pipe
be held on Dec.
be made upon
connection with the
in
to
3,
19o6,
as
will
delivery
of
of
deemed
and
amount
of
tne
pure, ase
ol
refunding
Oct.
its
of
long-term
debt
will
be
addition
in
the
to
sale
of
the
issue of $41,590,000 of 4V2 %
The
such
the
of
installment
holder
then
Houston's
bonds
of
the
4V2 %
new
will
not.es.
First
These
will
notes
first
firs,
mort¬
be
Mortgage Bonds
being
are
will
notes
purchase
bonds,
mortgage
exchanged for
outstanding first mortgage bonds.
new
new
does
series
not
u;
The
plan
of
amount
of
further
financing
$8,000,000,
to
not
subject to tl'.e juris¬
the Superintendent of
or
the
non-commissioned
be
tion
re¬
for
cash
in
new
a
an
issue
aggregate
of
'
present
working
capital
intention
with
v
to
Fi¬
of
the
issue
new
of redemption
payment
or
redeemed
at
premium.—V.
the
183,
principal
short
National
for
Fuel
properties
Gas
of
Co.,
consi
cash
a
has
petition
to
permission
to
Stichman,
Federal
make
Trustee
of
this
floor
unoeroVuund
Reserva ion
Suorage
Gas
Co.
company,
on
Oct.
world.
roofing
pipe
net
into
went
lien
the
presented
reported
to
sales
$1.73
paid on these bonds
under Chapter X of the
reorganization
since
the
Bankruptcy
Act
six
Industrial
Hersh,
Co., Inc.—Sales
Plywood
President,
Sept.
on
said
28
and
"While
a
condition
and
is operating
to
Inter^Mountain Telephone
tion
was
made
in
issue
our
for
tional shares of
the rate of two
common
new
rights will expire
1
of
the
($10
share
1,
details
GIVING
TO
mortgage sinking fund
Series
A
The
Series
B
I,
3'",
I,
D"c.
Series E 3l/47c, due Feb.
Capital stock (par SIC):
Preferred 6rk
1,
Ames
&
which
Southern
Potomac
will
Bell
Telephone Co.
Alex.
of
35 000 shs.
informed
the
company
that
portions of 128,328 shares
outstnnding
additional
$50,000
the
to
cost
and it markets furniture throughout
Columbia and portions of Canada.
It
of
rooms
both
furniture
and
PRESENT
TO
notes due Jan. 3, 1958
pfd. stock (par $100>
($5 par value)——— '
3,
the
1949
deed
a
FINANCING
f
$194,000
2,000 shs.
162,000 shs.
4%
notes in the principal
Roanoke banks.
These notes are
buildings and equipment of
two
the
land,
book value of $1,085,237 at June 30, 1956.
totaling $194,000
was. pavable
originally
on
date has been extended to Jan. 3, 1958.
principal amounts of the notes are required
the company has the right to make payments
having
balance,
payments
Jan.
a
per
the
but
on
1958
3,
multiples of $1,000.
time in
+The
preferred stock may be retired
share and accrued dividends.
Inc.,
dividend
any
below
period
at
which Mason-
(of
managing underwriter! agreed to purchase the
the common stock not subscribed for by
of the existing holders of common stock of
the
is
at
named
underwriters
percentages of
of the righto
respective
exercise
.
the
Outstanding
$194,000
' 2,000 shs.
260,000 shs.
1955, but the maturity
any
the
to
on
trust
of
Chi¬
issued
company
payable
$400,000
City,
department
houses.
EFFECT
GIVING
York
New
Francisco and Los Angeles,
San
retail
furniture
wholesale
in
exhibits
or
and
the
to
company.
—V.
184,
919.
p.
& Light Co.—Earnings Higher^
Kansas City Power
the
out-
equal
sales
for
Ended
Months
12
Operating
Operating
-
and
expenses
—
-
taxes
——
$11,749,896
income-.
Operating
(net>
Income
Other
1956
1955
$60,747,313 $53,692,361
48,997,417
43.927,858
Aug. ,31—
revenues
$9,764,503
19,430
20,455
$11,769,326
■
$9,784,958
——
of
income
Gross
-
,
deductions—
Income
2,664,644
2,289,067
$9,104,682
$7,495,891
———
the
N't
income
Dividend
:
requirements
preferred
on
1,626,888
1,431,200
$7,477,794
$2.77
$6,064,691
$2.25
stock-:
quarterly.
Balance
Outstanding
Earnings
applicable
7,108,399 shs.
Sept. 1, 1956 for stock purchase
shares
exclude shares
Issued after
at
ended
31,
Aug.
depreciation in
2,695,000
(on
and
1954
the 'stat'emriit'for'the
in
income
Federal
reflect
to
sharesi
com.
made
been
from
taxes
the
stock.
common
have
1955
income
deferred
to
share
per
Reclassifications
$3,500,000
underwriters^
have
below
named
Kansas
severally
r/t<
-
\
effect
the
1955
returns.—V.
tax
months
12
tax°s
to
provision for
deducting accelerated
of
Southerh Ry.—Earnings—
City
1956—Month—1955
Period End. Aug. 31—
184,
727.
p.
—
1956—8 Mps.—1955
$3,903,450 $31,864,001
$4,201,926
Railway oper. revenueRailway oper. expenses
Net
Eberstadt & Co.:
&
E.
W.
S.
Securities
Estabroek
Co.,
.
First
of
0.40
Inc.
The
0.60
First
Southwest
0.60
0.50
Folger,
Nolan,
W.
Hibbs
First
$29,785,151
18,137,116
16,855,483
$1,645,110 $13,726,885
$12,929,668
2,279,894
2,258,340
Boston
Co.—
Goodbcdy
&
0.30
Hallgarten
0.30
Harr.man
1.00
Ripley <& Co., Inc.- 2.25
0.60
Harris
Sullivan & Co., Inc.
&
Sons
-
Go.
(Inc.)— 0.60
Hemphill,
Co.—
0.30
J.
0.40
Hornblower
0.30
Howard,
Skaggs
& Co
Sc
Co.,
Co.,
&
—
Weil,
&
Co
&
Co
1.25
W.
0.50
The
E.
Hutton
2.25'
Indianapolis
Eastman
'.
du
Font
Dillon,
Securities
&
&
Co._-—
0.60
Illinois
—.—
2.25
Northern.
to
To
of
$1,426,100.
sale
the
Northern
it
enable
filed
etc.-~
this
that
seek¬
applications
ot
proposes
receive
the
to
effect
facilities
hearing
A
for
the
on
15.
gathering
Camerick
facilitlas
Northern's
$3,600.
cost
Kansas-Nebraska
diameter
from
to
arc
the
various
station.
to
gas
facilitate
miles
announced
20
have
Kansas-Nebraska's
cost
estimated
applications has been set for Oct
the
and
proposes
well
to
construct
pipelines and
piinor
gas.—V.
additional
184,
p.
61.3
measuring
to Northern's li eyil,
adjustments to its Li ;erul
Field
Kans.,
station
115.
Co.,
—
Inc..—
Bond
&
—
_
1.25
Dean
the
McGee,
President.—V.
134,
1018.
p.
.
„
0.40
Share^
—
0.33
X-_
0.30
(S.) Klein Department Stores,
directors
The
Lane, Space and
!Co.',' Inc. ——-—ILL:
A.
of
Promoted—
formerly Executive Vice-President, has been elected ViceBoard of Directors, it w*s announced on Sept. 27 by
Kerr,
M.
Chairman
Industries, Inc.—Official
Oil
Kerr-McCee
T.
0 69
Corp. ;
Johnson,
Union
Co.—-
Co.---—0.30
and
Drexel
Co
Labouisse,
richs
2.75
Inc—
& Dommick
1.25
Hutton
The Dominion Securities Corp.
0 60
to
estimated
are
equipment
Co.—Expansion,
Sept.
Co.
construct and operate facilities necessary for the
gas from the Camerick Field, Texas County,
Ok!a., by
natural
sale
Gas
on
Gas
0.30
&
F.
E.
0.4Q
1.24
:
Weeks—
&
sale of
Natural
to
receiving
Son
Hilliard
B.
Co,———Co.—
& Co
Frie
0.40
Inc.
J,
Noyes
authority
ing
0.60
Limited,
Natural
Commission
Power
Northern
Kansas-Nrbrask"
,
&
Miller
Hayden,
Hayden, Stone &
and
the
0.69
1.21
-
—
Partners
Federal
The
2.25
Co
0.30
Co.-,
5,326,258
5,412,225
1018.
p.
2.25
Co—
&
<fe
—
Ike
0.40
Corp
Co
&
Dickscn
^Francis I.
Q.40
2.25
Co
&
0.60
Fulton,
Dodge &
Dom nick
..
Inc.—
Co.,
Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co._
Co.—,
672,877
777,796
income
oper.
184,
company
Glore,
and
Read
0.30
0.60
&
ry.
Kansas-Nebraska
0.40
—
0.40
Inc
Reid
Corp
Fleming-'
&
$1,922,032
operations--
way
2.7C
Corp.Co.:
0.40
National
&
—V.
Co
Co.,
&
Inc
Clark
Net
1.00
from rail¬
revenue
100
Michigan
B.
0.60
0.30
Corp.—
Co.-,
&
0.40
Co.
——__
—„
Elworthy & Co.—
Simmons
Central Republic
.
*997,500 shs.
Virginia havi
&
Brown
Davis,
ofiered are
Chesapeake
as
medium
UNDERWRITERS—The
FINANCING
$5,000,000
from
company
pay
part
corporation
cents
50
Authorized
/
.
of
in
approximately
Carolina,
North
unpaid
$105
$284,742,000
to
*25,000,000 shs,
&
&,
Baird
& Co.,
Dillon,
they intend to subscribe for their respective
PRESENT
the
by
part to
incorporated in Virginia on Dec. 11, 1926
priced bedroom furniture and has
was
sales
sells
stock
Jan.
3,
No
fiber
in
are
share
per
rate
Issued
2
Blair
Bosworth,
4,653,000
outstanding if all shares being
Telephone & Telegraph Co. and The
$1.45
in
and
plans.
—XX—
EHlis &
Courts
"5 000 shs.
comparison
or
TO
,
received
used
asbestos-
$11,062,000,
the
0.50
Co
Becker
G.
Ccoley
1,000,000 shs,
Parker
W.
^Central
365,000
be
in
of
at
.
Inc
Co.,
Whipple
R.
Non-voting (participating)
stock—voting
•Amount
been
be
be
company
debt,
District
company
until
at
Denison,
presently
the
EFFECT
value)
par
—
&
Boettcher
non-cumulative stock—
Common
stock
$9,262,000,
have
GIVING
under such
Blyth
$906,000
1980—
income
Equitable
E.
Clark,
1976
due
the
"Transite."
of
share
1956
,
the exercise of rights;
by
William
Outstanding
19<<~
1956
plans.
option
Blunt
bonds:
3"r, due June
of
net
a
F.
A,
FINANCING
Authorized
iFirst
and
the
to
of
Jan.
Adjusted for 2-for-l split in March, 1056, divi¬
1955 calendar year amounted
to $2.12'/2
par
Baker,'ttoeeks & Co
•
FRESENT
in
30,
Va.—
gro.ving furniture manufacturing
allocate approximately $150,000 to the
to
are
term
sell
and
It
by
The
building
and
which
sales
per
June
common
income
the
($5
Robert
follow:
EFFECT
eOn
plant
asbestos
name
of
reported
$3.68
333,069 shares reserved
1956,
Redpath
share) at
shares for each five shares held.
of
Roanoke,
Inc.,
company's
the
permanrnt
and
Common
a
$32,200,000
Ore.;
tiles;
19
to
promissory notes.
Bacon,
on
Further
CAPITALIZATION
of
net
in
stock
stock
Bache
offering to
per
plants,
ended
equal
to
will
the
of
1st mtge.
cumulative
16%
produc¬
for
of
Falls,
trade
A.
Sept. 15 of 285,000 addi¬
stock at par
the
corporation
months
Co.,
Authorized
produc¬
forr the
cost
floor
Morgan Stanley & Co.— 7.05
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc
0.60
'write-downs,' lhc company
profitably."—V. 184, p. 919.
Oct.
the
six
.
Oct, 12, Of the total shares offered,
156,672 will be underwritten by Courts & Co. and asso¬
ciates and 128,328 shares will be subscribed for by two
stockholders.
1.00
0.30
'
Co.—Stock Offering—Men¬
of
stockholders of record
manufacturing
$147,359,000
date
Auchincloss,
common
22
stock
plans
High Point,
Hagan,
siding;
under
proceeds
short
*AxMr
firms
for
for,-the
largest producer
marketed
for
CAPITALIZATION
agreed to purchase, and the corporation has agreed to sell to them,
severally, in the respective percentages indicated below, such of the
shares of the additional common
stock
as
shall
not
be
subscribed
running ahead 01 ia.Si. yeir.
profits are affected by inventory
sound
shingles;
UNDERWRITERS—The
Higher—
management is pleased with the company's progress despite
the present depressed prices of fir plywood.
Areas of distr.bution have
been expanded, several hundred
new customers have been
added, and
are
the
is
net
loans
the
states,
stores
Quebec.
1955
and
'-"Includes
"The
sales
Asbestos,
.
Common
part:
in
used
announced
Klamath
and
months of 1955.
20-year 2.7%
$50
Sept.
Albert
be
estimated
at
in
The payment proposed to be made by the trustee would
on
each $1,000 bond and it is expected that it will be
made
about
Nov.
1
if approval of
the Federal Court is granted.—
V. 184. p. 1229.
to
investment
will
been
an
fa-ilities
CAPITALIZATION
lf;£4.
amount
also
at
company
•
August,
0.50
Co.
Biddle & Co.
located ab Roanoke, Va.,
are
amount
sale
or
$23,511,000,
of
per
$131,720,000
and refunding bonds of the company outstanding
public. The total payment will amount to $1,476,-
has-been
the
is
the
For
and
of
interest
at
a
has
income
stanc ing.
share
first
&
ners
cava
1.25
share at. the rate of one new share
held
(with an oversubscription
per
common
Present
of
California
& Co.
of
h".ve
facilities
corporation
is
payments
of
Co.—
&
shares
bank
capital
48
cago,
Sept. 28, 1956. The
3:30 p.m. (EDT) on
Canadian
and
proceeds
Plans
which
dend
No
expire
the
of
term
manufacture
share
one
five
maintains
corpora¬
offering is being underwritten by
materials;
in
hards
Vvooa,
on
a
Miss.,
first
the
at $10
secured
and
It
.
corporation
and
bonds and the first lien and refunding bonds. There are $942,000
principal amount of first mortgage bonds and $28,583,405 principal
amount
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.-
WiF-r
engaged in the production and sale of such furniture continu¬
ously since its organization.
Its executive offices and manufacturing
United States; two in Canada, and one in Belgium; it has two asbestos
in Canada and a large diatomaceous earth deposit at Lompoc,
California.
Bdhldrs.
1,
at the rate of
(par $5)
States
plants
new
gage
'270.23.
Dean
been
mines
Lawrence E. Walsh in New York Citv foi
payment on the principal of the first mort¬
5%
White,
Furniture
BUSINESS—Company
to
natural
for
areas
Offered—This
held of record
net
tile.
plants
Natchez,
the
The
Judge
a
1.25
Weld & Cx.l....... 2.25
q.vJ
improvements to the dust collecting system of the plant and the
to working capital
fcr use in purchasing raw materials to
increase production for the fall and winter marketing season.
Erie,
plant at North Bay, Ontario,
board and a plant at Marrero, La.,
EARNINGS—In
T.
Co.,—
balance
of
Cattaraugus and Cnautauqua
present Iroquois intends to
distribution. However, they are suL. ble
will
pipe;
insulating
cement
109.
Hudson & Manhattan RR.—Plans Payment to
Herman
0.40
Co
0.30
__
1.00
l.OG
&
of
re¬
eration
immediate
by Morgan Stanley
of.
uses;
principal amount with¬
p.
sale
the
payment
large producer of building materials, insulations,
and
allied
industrial
products.
The
most
important
products are;
insulating materials for r wide variety of high and low temperature
institutional inves ors tnd
in part exchanged, for a portion of tne 3 V? '/<■, sinking fund d. bent res,
due Dec. 1. 1970, outstanding in the amount of $2,550,000.
All of t.re
3Vi'/*
sinking fund debentures are being either exchai grd tor the
debentures
&
1.00
Day
Co
Lerchen
Yarnall,
PROCEEDS—The
use
Officers
the
Acquisition—
Corp.—Stock
The
BUSINESS—The
5%
of
of
Tex.;
to
part
Wertheim
&
0.40
0 40
;
inc
each
plant
of United
including
of
nt
a;rio
1956.
additional
$18,500,003
institutional
to
17,
tion
equivalent
an
and
equivalent
an
contemplates
in
Walker
0.40
Corp
& Co
underwriters,
Mason-Hagan,
Inc.,
of Richmond
and
Roanoke, Va., and Strader, Taylor & Co., Inc., of Lynch¬
burg, Va., and reoffered by them at $10.50 per share.
ouslness
officer;
>
connection
of
in
into
offer
asbestos-cement
The remaining $11,313,000
sold
authorized
1976,
sold
be
Lie.———
privilege). Subscriptions were received for 5,250 shares
at the expiration of the rights to subscribe on Sept. 17,
1956. The balance of 21,750 shares were taken up by the
accept
expansion and improvements and to provide additional working capital
for anticipated increases in sales volume.
Ti)e cgrporartion has under
construction several new
plants estimated to ; post $23,200,000. ; The
principal of these are a plant at Stockton, Calif., for the, production of
in
sinking iund debentures due
sold.
is
company's
in
gas
the
stock
PROCEEDS—The
Subsidiary will issue $23,030,000
1981, which b,nds will be sold
New
H.
Watling,
1229.
(par $5)
for
%%
of
1229.
p.
common
group
Houston
Investors.
&
$,00,v.0J
It
presently engaged in
acquire,
located
For
conversion
184,
headed
*
new
a
Houston.
$11,684,000
Houston's
-
to
natural
Co.,
York.
subscription
and will be pledged by the latter as additional:.collateral
for all of the bonds outjtanding under mortgage indenture.
long-term debt of Pipe Line as of the date of ac .uisLicn will
is in
it
Currency
subsidiary
a
for each ten shares
$26,003,000.
mortgage bonds 4,/2V seb'ids due
consist
in
C
ol
secur.-
working
properties for gas
eventual
tional
security
a
tie
commission
bank.
Stages.
loans
on
B,
lOO'-i.
tion is offering to the holders of its common stock rights
to subscribe at $40 per share for 648,696 shares of addi¬
>;to Houston
out
on
at
the
-
Line
preferred,
the
closing is
$26,000,000
of
funds
the
for
The
procured through Houston.
The
plan of financing,
of
the
Corp.—Proposed
Johns-Manville
tu the New subsidia.y; aud uj.on completion
the charter of the New Subsidiary will be amend.a
to Houston Pipe Line Company.
adjustments.
to
Spencer Trask
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Co.,
American
Sept. 7 offered first
to
common
stockholders of record Sept. 4,
1956, the
right to subscribe for 27,000 shares of common stock
1976.
p.
the
Oil
New
gas.—V.
s,oc..
name
purchase price to be paid
subject
of
180,
of
Finance
operate
Line
to
of
Stroud
Swiss
&
2.25
„_
.
0.40
Co.—
Johnson-Carper
The
ment.
The
1 '/<■
certain
the
is
authorization
all
Counties,
of
a
SEC
series
offer
it
corporation,
SEC
into
an
ag.ejiirent for
the sale by At.ancic 10 Ho ..sum or a
wnolly-ownec! subsidiary thereof, of al! of t.ie ca ital stock of Houston
Pipe Line Co. ("Pipe Line").
Houston has created a new w.iol y ow^ed
of
wi.l
financing will be added to the
making
Plan.—V.
ceived
entered
assigned
Co.
&
receive
and
is
It
United
the
sale
this
for
Iroquois Gas
as
witn fiia-c.ng the acqui.Lion
capital stock of Houston Pipe Line Company.
On A g. 10, 1.56,
according to the prospectus, Houston and The Atlantic Refining Co.
Pipe
0.30
Securities
Corp.
G.
Gardner-
&
p.
0.40
Co
Co.;
&
We;ster
&
0.60
&
1.00
&
&
184,
business.
be
the
Houston
Erothers
2.75
Co
&
S.aats
R.
Stock Offered—This corporation on
D.
the
and
public
and
ol
company;
proceeds
nance
part of t.ie funds required in connection
of
ol'fcers
the
-7..
of
of
Arizona.
to
with
certificates,
for
commercial
a
fiduciary;
as
of
will
series
Comptroller
State
by
supplied
•'
proceeds
act
it
certificates;
not
money
of
rgtj
t.ividtni
the
B
is
time
Lemon
ana
$500,000
or
the
or
of
series
statement
of
ofiered
be
Johnston,
loaning
the
covering 100,000 snares of cumulative co.iver.i'ole pref¬
$100 par, to oe offered for public sale Lhroug.i an under¬
stocx,
of
to
issuer;
Bank
deposits
diction
SEC—
the
the
on
International
public
$1,000,000
are
amount.
for
registration
a
covering
certificates
principal
Banks
Natural
1956,
The
as
on
companies
aggregated approximately $675,000
before taxes for the year 1955, 011 net sales of $4,300,000.
The purchase
price was approximately $3,250,000.—V, 184, p. 918.
Houston
liled
28,
D.
their
of Washington, D. C.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
and
corporation
Sept.
and
profits
Stcne
0.40
Co
B"vn"l 'H
6
Bank
Securities
This
fur.
the factoring of accounts of customers.
controlled and managed by Theodore H.
as
the Brook Division of A. Hollander &
and
been
operated
Boss
cash
for
several
are
Inc.
Son,
Net
of
assets
intermediates
leather
and
Boss
&
chemicals,
and
have
acquired
3
the
and
Johnston, Lemon & Co
3cribner___ 0.30
Barney & Co.__
Stern
&
0.50
0.40
J.)—Diversification—
(N.
the affiliated companies
and
of
paper
They
Oct.
on
Co,
Son, Inc.
1353.
p.
0.30
'
Co
0.40
Hopwood
&
&
Smithers
S.
William
1 *9
—V.
V.
Smith,
Deanc
&
1.25
Co
Pre.asp.ich
7%
Co.,
Singer,
Agnew
0.40
Curtis
Inc.
&
Shuman,
0.30
Co.
Jackson
Jaffray
•—7 0.40
.
Stringfellov
Shearson, Hammill & Co
0.50
—
_
Webber,
CO
&
&
0.40
Co
&
Northwest
Paine,
-^0.50
Inc.--.
Pomcroy,
Schwabacher
Scott
F.
Inc.—
Co
Ohio
&
0.40
Inc.—
I—'0.30
Co.
0.43
Lynch
&
&
1.00
Co
1.00
;
& Co.,
Piper,
Inc.—XT————a————
Schoellkopf, Hutton
2.25
Moseley
0.40
&
and
0.30
Co.—
&
Weir,
Cook
.
Schneider
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Newhard,
purchase the
'
''
•
•
S.
Rothschild
H.
J.25
Beane
Moore, Leonard
156,672
other than the two
exercise of the sub¬
/'
Young,
F.
E.
0.30
Co.—
Merrill, Turben
agreed
the
in
of
many
Clement A. Evans
"■
9
Inc.
and
The Rcbinson-Humphrey Co.,
18
———
&
L.
2.25
Co.
&
Model, Roland & Stone
have
company
them:
to
:38%v
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
of
offered
Merrill
0.50
—
1.00
;
Rhoades
Marks
&
Co
1.25
Brothers
M.
&
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Inc.
2.25
Corp
Loeb,
M.
The
2.75
Co.—f
&
Higginson
McDonald
Tenn.
below
.7
Riter
2.25
Mason-Hagan, Inc
service
in
Virginia-Tennessee,
Greeneville,
Freres
Laurence
of
-
.
,
0.40
Irving Lundborg & Co
of the
counties
•
■
Co
Langley & Co.—
Lehman
communica¬
certain
Northeastern
...
&
Carl
furnishing
opposite
remaining
&
C.
Lee
executive
Sts., Bristol, Tenn.
'
business
toll
company
laws
principal
the
Virginia
the
under
1922.
of common
stock offered to stockholders,
principal holders, as are; not purchased upon the
scription
rights,
provided
sueh
two
principal holders
Hartiieid
Los
%
Lemon
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
as
certain
thereunder.
bonds
..
centages
581,538
own
Angeles, 27,840 of 67,458; and Hide Gutterman,
Long Island, N. Y., 27,840 of 67,458 —V. 166, p. 567.
Woodmere,
counties
severally
company
Hartfield of Los
166,320
shares
held;
134,918; Milt ma H. GuUer-
of
55,680
Hills;
company
Virginia
UNDERWRITERS—The
Leo
the
Hills,
indenture
shares
stockholders,
Vice-President
Hartfield,
Freedman,
underwriters.
tne
the
ditional
ad
is engaged in
mainly local and
company's
Johnson
proceeds.
selling
Angeles,
President,
now
Sybil Haitfield, of Beverly
man,
to
remaining
Lazard
of
30,
The
was
furnishing local service in 36 exchange areas, including the
following exchange areas in which were located approximately 68% of
and
receive
but
of
locate^ at Sixth & Crumle
June
them.
provided in the indenture,
and
the
outstanding, and are to be purchased by an under¬
writing group headed by Van Alstyne, Noel & Co. and Johnston, Lemon
& Co. xOr public sale.
The public offering price is to be $9 per snare,
will
issuance
company
services,
to
Johnston,
is
Tennessee.
Calif.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
Securities and
The
SEC
Stores, Inc.,
offered
amount
supplemented,
Southwestern
Hartfield
be
authorized
BUSINESS—The
offices
1018.
aggregate,
unaerwri„ten.
in
the
Comn»onwealth
62,450,990
13,347,441
_
railway
income..
p.
and
strictions
2,228.780
r>
the
are
maximum
amended
-
oper.
184,
$6,950,589
-1,858,034
4.
incomei.
Jan.
from
$6,950,876
_
railway
Net
—V.
railway
oper.
From
will,
156,672
August—
5
(1477)
,
,.
..
,
r~
Oct.
on
..
..
.
„
.
..
2
«
declared
i
an
Ri
Inc.—Initial Dividend—
initial
«Amm rw»
and
regular
n.ii/Q
quarterly
ril#»
TMnv
Q
e
(1478)
1953
of
holders
to
the
The Commercial and Financial
Chrohicle
Boaru.
of
record
has
Oct.
25,
announced.
1956,
Hyman
P.
Kuchai.
Chairman
the
company,
31,
1956,
stock
ccmmou
stock.
icon
S.
whoiiy-o*ned
a
was
when
The
off
spun
each
received
subsidiary
outstanding
share
one
shares
the
from
of
listed
are
parent
share
the
Blyth
of
Stock
American
I
outlet
be
to
located
in
the
Nassau-Su.lolk
Exchange.
of
area
&
Inc.__l____^
Co.,
Eastman
Dillon,
curities
&
Union
Co
183,
Stone
10.00
10.00
La Luz Mines Ltd.
Ounces hold
produced
value
metals
Ripley
Noyes &
Marketing costs
Kidaer,
f
1955
517,875
&
51,627
$1,718,797
27,381
25,286
_i__,
__
$1,796,472
Operating
i7o,
1,383,074
184,
$252,310
715,529
Gross
201,456
from
ry.
&
Co
4.35
Gross
July 31—
merchandise & serv.
from
Provided
accounts
Interest
1956
to
customers
our
operations
for
and
wear
due
to
tear
of
our
44,095
be
to
49,273
915,000
845,000
28,
Common
Earns,
—V.
per
preferred).-
461,969
389,287
767,962
752,155
$1.14
.
25,
stock
share
was
Neville
to
shareholders
announced
today by p.
Cleveland, following
Co.,
"directors;
It
dividend
J.
the
it
second
time
announced
H.
of
record
Neville,
Oct.
meeting
the
has
company
dividend just
In
addition, Neville announced a 10-cent
holders of record Oct. 5,
payable Oct. 25.
of
the
1955
1954
1953
$2,50^,079
$1,938,340
$2,624,934
1,152,098
133,132
"1,113,325
493,698
the
of
Oct.
546,03i
311,941
587,234
16,981,597
board
one
declared
E.
of
year
cash
such
for
to
$451,367,
stock
common
at this
year ago
$2
or
share
per
last
outstanding amounts
time.—V.
The
year.
to
232,222
as
number
of
compared
shares
to
by
holders
stock
of
for
184, p. 220.
commission
a
the
upon
August—
1956
from
from
Net
ry.
Net
ry.
1953
$545,349
$806,048
59,203
99,793
324,685
291,437
60,856
63,898
202,217
5,376,690
4,916,177
1,040,040
£36,994
681,033
covers
of
an
657,911
628,714
1,038,805
4,394,204
1123.
p.
5,256,499
one
not
August—
certain
Net
from
ry.
Gross
Jan.
from
ry.
594,953
1,055,989
1,700,056
87,987
509,327
railway
i_
963,112
46,986,483
8,583,675
44,736,942
43,051,947
7,307,871
5,467,679
3,119,261
funds
par
($100
13,040,701
per
PsnrS
1 1
bank
pay
struction
ekctrk
stock
proceeds
•
or 8as PrcPerty»
'
propeity.
share)
rpononNIf!n<fi£T^'01i the
S
to
electric
than
operating
7654
"
revenues
when
First
EFFECT
bonds
—_
a
Series
3%
B
Series
3 V* %
i
C
Series
due
D
due
3 It-
due
35s%
Series
E
3%%
Series
F
3Vat
Series
G
Series
H
-
1-
3%%
rink,
stock,
3%'
series
serie-
4.357c.
series
Common
ferre"'
»
l,
1958—__
1,
1976——
Oct.
1,
'
19E4___
"ue Nov"
series
series
siock
($100
part
12,020,000
E—200.000
F—50,000
G—180,000
(.$10
stock
have
named below,
Corp. and W C
severally
agreed
G
to
purchase
acting
pre-
through
Lanvlev
from
&
the
toku
the
will
in
sale
production
most
highly
has
program
the
Steel
automated
equipment
V
a.tu
Corp.
the
PROCEEDS—Of
sinking fund
the
net
debentures
proceeds
and
being
reheat
the
stock,
in
accounts
sale
of
of
at
Co
com-
principally steel
tributes
the
these
States
Wyoming,
operates
Wichita,
Kansas,
South
Kan.;
The
in
company's
engaged
the
in
aluminum,
western
existing
addition
at
distributionthe
Missouri,
and
warehouse
the
Texas
Arkansas, Nebraska,
Montana, and New Mexico.
sales
and-Commerce
company
also
offices
Town.
at
Colo.,
maintains
of
North
just
district
outside
sales
Springfield, Mo.; Omaha, Neb.; Colorado
Caspar, Wyo.
A small warehouse
stock is also
Springs.—V. 184, p. 1230.
level.
to
is
to
with
6%
year
150,000
to
to
the
Floyd D.
financing,
by
company
be
who
were
will
of
offered
be
$2.50
Jr.
With
SEC
on
sinking
50
its
for
per
cents
public
sale
with
snare,
The
Inc.
Co.
estimated
a
underwriters
for
at
advice
$950,000,
receivable
assignment
note
a
June
and
of
used
payable
and
be
to
are
and
the
permit
accounts
receivable;
equipment for
1956,
general
accounts
receivable,
capital.—V. 178, p.
the
due
of
balance
purchasers
for
at
payments
30,
the
original
be
at
Minn.,
Paul
Room
will
&
1410,
to
up
Kusworm,
assignees.
corporate
payments
of
Creel,
The
purposes,
of
and
$3,500
the
purchase,
$44,416.25 was
on
which
to
or
rate
1952
paid
and
balance
including
indebtedness,
and
570.
Sault
First
Ste.
Marie
National-S'oo
(CST)
noon
on
RR.—Bids—.
Line
Oct.
18
Bldg.,
receive
Minne¬
bids
for
it
to
from
was
make
The
184, -p.
announced
on
borrowings of
Boatman's
1124
and
V.
Sept.
on
1124.
p.
Co.—Bank Borrowings
Approved—
Sept.
not
National
181,
17
to
27,
has
exceed
Bank
of
filed
received
$1,400,000
St.
Louis.
be
SEC
in
the
Proceeds
used
to
repay
construction
pro¬
1601.
p.
Corp.,
letter
a
to
operating
Pleasant
of
Ft.
Lauderdale,
notification
of
Mr.
See
24
Hotel
filed
Corp.,
letter
a
of
Mt.
are
Pleasant,
notification
with
the
11-year
(in
par
proceeds
6%
first
mortgage
bonds
to
be
denominations of $100 eacn), with¬
to
are
be
used
to
for
pay
the
con¬
units.
Uranium,
Inc.
above.—V.
178,
388.
p.
an
corporation
indicates
impressive
Mr.
"With
reach
this
a
minimum
from
the
the
1955
$30,473,000
of
intend
an
to
added:
the
sales
sales
sales
increase
of
10%
per
$125,000,000," continued
figure is conservative, as
future
based
substantial
show
growth
over
approximately
is
He
Sept.
good increase
a
of
of
of
well
24.
$70,880,000,
three
years
increase
on
our
limit
"We
increase
over
present
ourselves
are
1955
of
more
plants
and
in
coming
confident
the
that
our
year,
Mr.
our
than
1960
sales
Solinsky.
sales
for
15%.
capacities—to
could
"in
1956
and
ago,
Solinsky.
opinion this
ently show
not
is expected to achieve a 1956 sales
volume
Robert S. Solinsky, President, said on
$80,000,000,
said
<
proceeds
Petroleum, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Offering
Susp'd—
Apex
This
over
at Tulsa,
Colo.; and
The
National Can Corp.—Sales
Expected to Rise—
.
Mo.';
at
The
motel
underwriting.
etc.
SEC—
Sept.
011
underwriting.
of
capital,
Community
corporation
struction
company
without
par,
adoed
covering $150,000
to stockholders
out
dis¬
Colorado
the
convertible
snares
underwriters.
Cerf
accounts
assumed
on
seller
offered
city limits
at
10
and
are
stock
to
$73,675.51
company,
Mt.
offices
Springs,
of
1966,
to carry
borrowed on
Mich.—Files With
Panhandle, and
Iowa, Colorado,
located
the
original
corporation
be
This
City,
Port
(par $1)
accounts
It
initial
tne
with the
covering 275,000
shares
of
class
II
non-voting common stock
and 1,000 shares of 6%
cumulative preferred stock (par
$11)
to be offered at
SEC
metal- prod¬
the
1,
the
both
$1,175,000
The
to
and
2,
The
inventories
Kansas
$750,0J0
Monarch Laundry
Machinery
Fla.—Files With SEC—
warehouses.
Oklahoma,
Dakota,
warehouses
Denver.
Okla.;
of
and
products
the
Its
in
Fla.—Registers
statement
borrowings, together with available cash, will
$1,000,000 of outstanding notes and to linage its
convertible
inventory and
1923.
operated
Commission—
securities
balance
The
working
This
SEC
the
in July,
oeen
Hialeah,
$400,000
the
the
gram.—-V.
additional
receivable
BUSINESS—Company is
ucts,
and
aggregate
v
appi'oximately
and finance
xiaa
the
authorization
furnace
interest and the stock
from
common
of
company,
The
will be used to
purchase equipment,
receivable
at
a
new
formed
was
that
registration
a
fee
Missouri Edison
was
accrued
"Conqueror," are
Salvage
acquired
by
the purchase from it
of $2,640,000 equipment trust
certificates, series
C, to be dated Novh 1, 1956 and to
mature in 30 equal semi-annual
instalments of $88,000 each.
Tney win De secured oy ne,v railroad
equipment costing not less than $3,300,000.—V.
new
—
and
Corp.,
common
Minneapolis, St.
Securities Offered—An
offering
5Vz% convertible sinking fund debentures
1, 1956 and 135,000 shares of common stock
(par
priced at 100%
per share.
Salvage
The
funds
proceeds
apolis
annealing both regular and
annealing process includes
j^r.
ana
&
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Borrow
from Banks—
month
is
con¬
Howard
ivt-C&S.
for
'x,olo*sus"
Derrick
164,
equipment
be
Manager of Phila¬
This company, a
subsidiary of American Natural Gas Co., has
applied
the SEC for
authorization to borrow from certain
banks amounts
not exceeding
$30,000,000 in the aggregate; and the
CummisTon haa
scheduled
the
matter
for
hearing on Oct. 12, 1956.
Ihe borrowed
lunds would be used in
furtherance of the current construction
program
of
Michigan Consolidated,
estimated
at
$35,501,000
for
1E56,
and
$34,162,000 for 1957.
The company proposes
in i957 to consummate
a
long-term financing program in an amount
suf.icient to retire ail
bank loans then
outstanding and to provide funds for further con¬
struction.—V. 184, p. 728.
h'
Heating Department,
.iMer
General
to
program
a
and
cnarge
tne
derricks
Nov.
due
the
of
for
to
the
completely
tons
6c
covering
follows:
inventory
$700,000
$10
of
montn.
The
2,400
m
derricks,
Philadelphia
filed
stock.
proceeds
as
general
completed.
a..
continuous
The
to
been
Industrial
President
cents per share commission
cash
of
An¬
by 50%, the
mechanized in
Salvage
group of underwriters headed by Arthur M.
Krensky & Co.,
offering price of the debentures is to be 98V2
% of principal
a
9%% commission to the underwriters; and tne ofier-
Drummond,
According to Albert Salatka, General Manager, total
loading
price
per
1957.
modernization
Si
of the
company)
for their equities in a transaction executed
in
whereby
200
shares
of
then
common
stock
of
the
company
incidental assets were
acquired for $250,000, of which $50,000 was
substantial
—
Derrick
purchase of additional machinery and
production of the company's
products; $35,000 to reimburse Sidpey
Kusworm, Jr., Sco«t Drummond and Joe Creel (officers
and directors
the
construction
install
Philadelphia
?;
Exchange
to
$200,000
G.
made on Oct. 3 by a
group of underwriters
by The First Trust Co. of
Lincoln, Neb.; Cruttenden & Co.,
Chicago, 111.; Boettcher & Co., Denver,
Colo.; and Barret, Fitch, North & Co. "and
Burke &
MacDonald, Inc., both of Kansas City, Mo. The bonds
of
BiyrhD£Rn"oRITfRS^Thi-Underwriters
Co., Inc., The First Boston
representatives,
6,899,416 shs.
series
early
extensive
an
e>v.
and
180,000 shs.
of
of
in
27,
Corp.—Derrick Service—-
with
liquidation
warehouse at Baton
Rouge, La. (the warehouse
being provided under long-term
lease); approximately $350,000 will be
advanced to the
company's subsidiaries, Norciay Investment Co. and
Colmar Investment
Co., for the purpose of providing additional ware¬
house facilities at North
Kansas v.ity, Mo., and
Denver, Colo.; approxi¬
mately $25,000 will be expended for additional
equipment for the Den¬
ver
warehouse; and the balance will be added to the
company's working
capital, to be used largely to reduce the
usage of open-line credit bor¬
rowings on a short-term basis, and to finance
50,000 shs
<=8,000,000 shs.
in
s>ept.
past
They have
specialties.
securing, planning and arranging the financing.
company and four woolly-owned subsidiaries
manufacture and
aluminum-frame awning type
windows, projected windows, curtain
walls, jalousie doors and windows, screens and
storm
sasnes.
v
the company's
expenditures during
Marion, Ind.
Expansion Plans—
on
the
for
distributors.
a
he
Tne
reimburse
or
McNeil
com¬
and
begin,
sell
foreign
the
will
Merritt-Chapman
'
v
as
two
pay a $13,000
linaneial services in
headed
■
.200,000 shs.
for conversion
ing
used
from
Works,
firm's
one
100,000 shs.
(conv.)
Blyth &
as
be
for
FINANCING
70,000 shs.
par)
shares reserved
the
will
iron.
at
shares—
meet,
and
step
especially
were
12,020,000
shares—
shs.
Iron
first
malleable
of
*12
600,000 shs.
—
B—100,000 sharesl"~
D—70,000 shares
Malleable
increase
a
Tne
27 V?
offering is
conveyorized oil quench tank with automatic control
to the
automatically controlled furnace.—V. 184, p. 1351.
$52,-
25,000,000
20,000,000
25,000,000
15,009,000
15,000,000
1983
1,
to
proceeds
to
the
1956,
amount,
owed
net
with
exclusive
the
of
remain
of
and
deDentures,
througn
the
pearlitic
'l■r—
12,000.000
1982
1,
Dec,
The
will
Window
common
Inc.
428.
p.
require
four-year expansion
Marsh
Scott
by
1.
heavy lift
included
26,
iund
par
Such
furnace
the
&
served
corporation
Net
184,
and
►$20,000,000
33,000,000
1972
1,
Dec.
forty
facilities
0*
Dominion
prescription
operate
of
otner
industrial activities m the
Philadelphia area include New
tonipbuilding Corp., of Camden, N. J., which operates as the
Snipbuilding Department.—V. 184, p. 13d3.
Sept.
Reynolds
rounding out
nationally dis¬
tnan
continuing
Modernization
automatic
Outstanding
1980
Sept.
due
cumulative
5.00%
4.35'7
.n.
1,
1985
fund debs, due
May 1, 1969
V-
4.23%
4.43%
due
due
h\ %
July
J
dye
'
3
Sept.
PRESENT
Authorized
Unlimited
,
mortgage
Series
purchase
J.
the
of
of Philadelphia Derrick & Salvage will
interruption oy Merritt-Chapman & Scott.
assets
Securities
in
being
more
construction
program
1957.
The
company's
by the General. Electric Co.'s
190-foot, roller heartn luru.w
the
Wer*
TO
stock
the
use
Built
1966.
totaled
now
production of ihe Marion plant will be
increased
at $23.0769
prices scaled
tee^S^Oor'aRd^ne^'iMomS'' tmSlLO^.S^For ^he
GIVING
cash
expansion
to
manufacturer
tne
Pniladelphia by the Merritt & cnapman Derrick &
Wrecking Co.
prior to the Tatter's merger in 1922 wiuh tne T. A. Scott Co. to form
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.
m«y
machines.
Corporation
the
of
and
foundry industry.
beir-3 expended 'for
and $4,000,000 for
Seteibeomfll4s1|fi-SoOPCratl''S
CAPIIALIZATION
Pfd.
1951
yeaT
the
Walter
continue
is
distributor
M-C&S
contemplates the expenditure of
approximately $10,200,1, 1956 and Dec, 31, 1157, will
from
to
McNeil
Oct.
on
Derrick,
amounting
common
year
Representing
expected
$1)
creasjd
the
will
tne
& Scott Corp. as the
heavy hoist and salvage service being established
Philadelphia area by the M-C&3 Derrick Division,, it
Philaaelpma Derrick
York
Lynch.
will
company
portion
addition
due Oct.
Clty-More
of
are
in
.
.
M-C&S
Firm—
"Wey-Mor"
immediately/—V.
company, it was announced
automated heat treating equipment
from
Tuoo rtf '^oSSrSS' fWlth $54'0C0'000
common
announced
Lynch
that
This
the offering will be
used
to
incurred
for
construction
of
utility
plant.
Con¬
expenditures for the
period Aug. l,
1956 to Dec. 31
1957
i
loans
a
stock.
and
Marion
stock
30,
by
effective
designed
is convertible
into common
uerLt- 30, 1966- 11 is redeemable at
?
30> ,1959 to $1Q1 after Sept.
nq
in
nounces
preferred share for each 38
shares of
common stock held of
record Sept.
28, 1956. Warrants
expire at 3;30 p.m.
(EDT) on Oct. 15, 1956. A group
headed jointly
by Blyth & Co., Inc., The
First Boston
anc*
Lar.giey & Co. is
underwriting the
offering.
The-new preferred
assist
available
the
to the
of
.by.'".
the
proceeds
from
the
sale
of
the
additional
additional funds will be obtained
from
internal
issuance of additional securities of the
company.
The types of securities to be
sold and the time or times of
sales have
not as yet been
determined, and it is anticipated that bank loans
may
be utilized as
temporary financing from time to time.
The company
has a $10,000,000 bank credit
agreement expiring Dec. 31, 1957 under
which it has borrowed
$5,500,000.—V. 184, p. 1x2 4.
Long Island Lighting Co.—Stock
Offered—This com¬
is offering holders of its common
stock rights to
subscribe for .180,000 shares of
4.40% cumulative con¬
stock, series G, at
2
share for each five shares held.
for'
common
pany
vertible preferred
at the rate of one
v
on Oct. 29 lor 68,334 additional snares of
(par $16) at $40 per share on the basis of
stock
additional
sources
7,096,812
1019.
p.
it
1918,
VanZant
as
associated
tne
equipment
who
tne
This
Aug.
51,346,258
8,188,441
4,148,966
railway-.-.^..
income...
will
served
is
(CSTP)
current
closely
of
purcnased
of
large
Miami
assets
of
all
in
reiave
Merritt-Chapman & Scott.
are
products
made
being
program, which
000 between
1953
$6,597,929
1,234,269
139,750
-.per.
184,
1954
$5,712,503
1—
from
Net
Net
1955
$5,709,443
income—
oper.
From
—V.
1956
railway....
railway.-
Oct.
tangible
they
as
operations
equipment
held
whicn
or
Portland, Ore.,
on
on
will assist
"mid
marine
a
Whitpan,
among
■
common
options
underwritten.
the
the
$8,151,888
from
Net
nov/
be
acquisition
treasury
Lehigh Valley RR.—EarningsGross
will
PROCEEDS—The
of
in
said.
well
as
tfleiii«egranon,
of efforts in
been
witnout
Two
on
products.
machine
and
new
McNeil
the American firm's
some
been
Port
delphia
t-»e
held
50c »per share;
additional 72,480
of
exercise
manufacturer
machines
packaging
2 p.m.
1,503,320
1,691,137
income
oper.
V. 184,
the
of
Oregon,
associated
common
railway
railway
at
siocic
shares
Madison Gas & Electric Co.—Stock
Offered—The com¬
pany on Oct. 2 offered to its common stockholders of
record Oct. 1, 1956, the
right to subscribe on or before
1—
from
from
Net
—
1954
$604,878
income
oper.
From Jan.
Gross
.
1955
$799,411
203,976
railway.
railway.^
tnree
agents
President,
corporation
countries
Lehigh & New England
RR.—EarningsGross
common
'xnoracon,
receive
issued
Hallander,
tributed
Tne
Net
its
eacn
G.
subscription price is to be suppled by amendment.
headed
by J. H. Goddard & Co., inc., and
Corp.—Acquires
"Wey-Mor"
its
of
225,459
With
as
announced
tinued
registration statement with
the
SEC
on
230,000 snares of its $1 par common
stock,
additional
ox
during
firm
our
2652.
p.
established
Mr.
products,
floating
Former
The
be
and
of
has
for
a
subscription
share
Portland,
fruits
n^ca,
intensification
has
the
was
"Wey-Mor
line
of
packaging
equipment
comprise
vibrators,
weight scale ana hopper mechanisms and rotary
bag turret filling
primarily used
in
food
and
confectionery products.
The
"Wey-Mor line also includes the automatic produce
bagging machines
which combine
accuracy
and speed and are utilized
for
vegetables,
sales for Lhe year ending July 31 were likewise
noted.
for the year ended
July 31, 1956 totaled $13,408,210, compared
$11,686,904 a year ago.
Net earnings, however, were down for the
year just concluded, amounting to
$388,272, or $1.67 per share, com¬
183
Merritt-Chapman
machines
Increased
firm,
name,
line
years,
Major
net
share¬
own
packaged
Corp.
The
to
to
pared
also
4,26^,829
1019,
Farish will
this
fac.ui
x»ir.
advise
general busmess conditions
ana
products.
several
8,647,380
3,436,4^2
registration statement also
E.
Co.,
a
ago.
dividend
Canadian
VanZant
20,291,657
6,729,597
Lynch
will
disclosed.
4,042,114
covering
turn
cuaxnetiCo
wu
Graham
Laboratories, Inc.—Acquires VanZant of Can.
large-scale
Falkner, President, and others.
Net proceeds of the
offering are to
Leece-
fiscali nrntccj,"
industry."—V.
Vanza
panies
8,-41,693
to
oy
Mi*.
Henry S- McNeil, President, pharmaceutical firm here, has announced
company's acquisition of VanZant & Co., Ltd., ioronto, oanada.
The
18,403,446
1956,
Regents
Consul¬
Financial
this
be used to increase the com¬
pany's capital and surplus and thereby furnish it witu additional
capital funds to expand its
business by increasing the amount ox
insurance
wnicn
it can
v/rite
tnrough its
Sales
a
Co.
acquire from other insurance companies,
payable
5,
President
quarterly
a
that
similar
a
&:
,
H.
by
marks
dividend;
Co
-Earnings—
r
3%
Marks
&
7,534,001
1856.
&
The
Leece-Neville Co.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
A
M.
Kentz
1,042,303
filed
and
expert
appointed
.
3,695,006
one
shares,
1229.
p.
15,
Mom*
$485,713
$1.18
;
of
program
consultant,
trends
McNeil
Co.—
18,644,802
Underwriters
$875,000
$448,031
—
outstanding
common
184,
and
(com,
future needs
shares
Laurence
Sc
iailway.—_
offered
rate
and
of
———______
Huston
railway
income—
corporation
analyst
been
1—
184, p.
Sept.
planning
cosmetics
—Registers With Securities
356,103
$910,000
for
financial
$2,5^,927
oper.
This
has
Allyn & Co., Inc.—_
E.
H.
security
UCLA,
company, it was announced on Oct. 3 by Max Factor, Jr.,
His appointment
ponus up tne expans.on, modernization and
financial
forecast
Hutzler
Loyal American Life Insurance Co., Inc.,
Mobile, Ala.
and Exchage Commissio—
1955
376,350
,
profit
Reserved
&
in
property
use
Diyids. to stockholders
Bros.
noted'
at
several years.
pus*
"As
&
1956
from
Oct,
Net
C.
Jackson
nucleus
$33,273,300 $32,178,252
2,245,445
2,125,376
expense
income taxes
Federal
Webber,
Subs.)—Earnings at Higher Rate
6 Months Ended
of
tne
3.20
Co.—Appoints Financial Consultant—
linaiice
this
to
under its
railway——_•
income
from
ry,
—V.
Sales
1
&
Graham,
of
long-range
&
v.
Tupker, Anthony & Co.4.35
—-
railway
Jan.
Net
Profit
A.
W.
Pierce, Fen-
oper.
From
Net
(&
Factor
President.
4.35
Rhoades
1229.
p.
from
Net
2179.
Lane Bryant, Inc.
Co.—
&
Loeb,
Snields & Co.
4.35
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.-
1,441,201
$413,398
____
_
p.
Weld
the
$1,693,511
profit
Capital expenditures
—V.
tant
Salomon
Co.,
Co.__—
Beane
Net
costs
Operating
Max
Proi.ts.;or
4.35
M.
Paine,
4.35
August—
Balance
G
48,605
$1,823,853
______
Peaboay
&
ner
—V,
520,535
:
produceJ____
series
warrants:
4.35
Merrill Lynch,
1956
___
Gro.s
the
Webster Securities
Co.
4.35
Harriman
(Canada)—Earnings—
&
White,
Carl
5.00
4.35
Nine Months Ended June, 30—
Tons milled
of
Corp.
Se¬
Glore, Forgan & Co.—____
Goldman, Sachs & Co..—
Long
2292.
p.-
below
througn tne exercise of
—i_
Hemphill,
Island.—V.
for
10.00
Corp.
W. C. Langley & Co.__.___
Smith, Barney & Co
Department Stores, Inc., operates the famous "S. KleinSquare" store on 14th Street and Union Square in Manhattan,
as v.ell as
department stores in Newark, N. J., and in West Hempstead,
Long Island, N. Y,
Construction has already commenced on a fourth
Klein
forth
set-
percentages
subscribed
Ihe First Boston
on-the
S.
not
Benjamin
on
Grayson-Robinson
Department Stores corn-
Klein
S.
on
stocx
Stores,
organization
Klein
respective
preferred
Grayson-Robinson
of
the
pany
,
,
Formerly
Inc.,
May
Monday, October 8, 1956
...
my
pres¬
Furthermore,
which
we
will
show
do
years."
1956
earnings
a
1955 earnings.
The current third quarter will
largest sales volume of any quarter in our
history. Last year
over
Number 5575.. .The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 184
~
■
.
7
(1479)
the
third quarter, our net
considerably exceeded that
during
already
and
August," said Mr. Solinsky.—V.
earnings were 3652,000.
We have
figure tor the two months of July
164, p. 522.
the
York
New
estate
proposal
President
National Container
Co. below.—V.
ib4,
1354.
p.
It
National
This
Cylinder Gas Co.—Expands Kenosha Plant—
is
expanding
will
enab.e
NCG
and
Northern
the
meet
to
its
electrolytic
Illinois
increased
for
184,
industry
of
high-purity
more
method.—V.
demands
in
liyurogen
Webb
bid
as
Terminal
&
the
ol
New
wholly-owned
the
Co.,
York
recommendation
a
Central
RR.,
William
from
real
Norbute
Streets
1924
To
give
Park
is
time
a
of
corporations
Lexington
12-story
about
bounded
Net
to
At
Avenues.
been
East
bidders
idea
an
of
the
Net
it
for
is
National
Fire Insurance
See
Continental
Co.
of
Hartford, Conn.—Ex¬
renewal
rental
Casualty Co.
above.—V.
160,
1529.
p.
&
National Musitime Corp.; New York—Stock
An
issue
first
was
expansion
and
net
CAPITALIZATION
;
proceeds
working
and
GIVING
used
to
stock
(par
EFFECT
cent)—____
one
A
the
lor
of
business
of
purpose
corporation
having
York
New
a
merged
in
into
of
Video
&
Dec.
On
799,533'/3 shs.
it
the
Railway
Delaware
and
same
the
The
June
on
carrying
the
on
Such
name.
27,
New
company
entered into a contract
Programs,
Inc.,
which was
assigned to
principal provisions of this agreement are
of
the
an
exclusive
to Tue
for
the
term
of
the
Net
in
Tie
iaung^Worth. transcription
transposition of selections at the company's ex¬
for
background
music
only,
with
the
company's.
permitting
to
duplicates
tapes
to be
pense
wired
subleased
the
in
United
States
and.
Canada
The
been
required
set
builoing.;
AUGUST
for
operator
service,
Fm
background
music
50,991,,874
5l|678,,250
418,061,924
392 255,076
13,352,842
15,000,530
99,991,567
7,391,029
40,336,374
Aug. 31—
St.
&
1956—Month—1955
payable
to
taxes
tax
ry.
ry.
Net
the
was
sum
principal
The
background
of
of
the
toy
and
music
to
"Earns,
$
104,601,805
$15
new
1,754,000
60%
all
made
was
its
of
stock
common
of
(par
authorized
value
stock
common
Delaware
present
unless
the
new
automatically
from
Lang-Worth.
renews
written
notice
of
This
r
ment
Steel
corporation
covering
13,701,900
1,402,839
1,673,663
10,068,342
stock
initially,
$0.41
$2.45
value
corporation.—V.
share)
per
value
par
stock.—V.
common
loss
Oct;
issue
proposed
a
filed
4
cent
one
184,
the
process
SEC
$55,000,000
increased
of
1956
period
share)
per
planfs,
an
continuous
and
steel
__
National
continuous
and
plants.—V.
182,
Supply
Co.
p''ual
redemption
2o
Oct.
the
for
from
of
'its
pickling
10 400
Thfe
4%%
in
companv
stock.—V.
other
piant
additional
and
of
facilities
National's
at
1945
in
will
have
redemption
record
Of t.
will
accrued
be
thereon
mailed
on
to
or
replacement
25.
-
stock
.
of
originally issued by the
and 6% issues of preferred
was
51/2%
filed
10-year
letter of
a
debenture
(in
denominations
of
are
to
working capital.—V. 175,
be
used
New
for
$100
t
Operating
25.621,897
revenues
Operating expenses
Other
Net
Net
—.V
bonds
to
be
with
the
offered
each)? ^without underwriting.
at
SEC
income
$
23.898,632
$
176,508,005
162.312,253
18,470,557
17,030,159
128,388,371
118.841,152
2,356,561
15.292,433
1,806,146
1,596,721
12,542,110
10,994,4-33
3,041.225
2,915,181
20,285,091
18,430,585
2,345,812
2,358,121
15,901,874
14,500,464
charges
184,
p.
railroad
each
had
sustained
month
1955
of
$1,433,662.
to
In
railway
railway
income
& Western
$103,625,915
in
the
Ry.—Earnings
1955
$444,002
similar
1354.
p.
1954
$496,017
$492,890
1953
*16,028
70,683
*123,452
*69,159
3,824,190
3,735,575
*329,050
4,017,112
*126,451
4,840,614
421,835
*1,410,516
*1,253,344
*1,006,524
Co.—Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
A
Park
He
unique
Avenue
on
said
plan .for
in
New
Oct.
that
2
the
York
by
1956—8 Months—1955
invitations
to
into
E.
a
oT
the
modern
Perlman,
Operating
expenses
47,451.596
45,022,084 371,489,593
337,243,750
'
-
blpck
building
square
office
at
was
277
bicj competitively for
an¬
6,554.000
5,552,000
50,012,000
45,614,000
taxes—
7,405,991
6,857.286
59,202,347
54,670,169
operating income
after charges—
7,639,701
6.682,491
59,319,051
Net
54,122,754
6,488,899
5,520,700
50,087,756
ground lease¬
hold would be issued shortly to the nation's
leading corporations which
may be interested in constructing an office
building upon the site—
the
only site on Perk Avenue now being, offered for building which
may
be
facilities
connected
by
with
Grand
underground
Central
tunnel.
The
Terminal
railroad
invitations
will
and
be
subway
issued
by
24i>,10d
59,226
58,334
43,726
95,760
6,922,797
6,671,225
6,420.954
7,286,207
1,408,608
449,329
1
1.468,538
1,111,555
1,634,25:1
461,351
346,349
527,137
Ry.—Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
*
164,
1125.
p.
$
$
$
19,263,895
156,957,259
133,735,215
13,707,638
12,007,900 103,943,447
90.698,821
II.)
In
Nicholson
Wilkes-Barre,
Co.,
&
holders,' its employees and others at the
shares
net
Pa.—Stock
Interstate
and
proceeds
design,
control
valves
the
to
from
company
in
other
founded
by
Pennsylvania
manufacture
steam
in
in
the
sale
of
the
CAPITALIZATION
Wileks-Barre,
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
Power
In
stock
♦This
($5
is
note
which
Bank
later
was
tOn
Dec.
such
the
from
mortgage
-
12,
Un
the
1956
and
a
20th
SBy
1955,
final
and
granted
was
by
the
a
entered
in
the
er
to
10,000
shares
shares
V.
p.
184,
921.
of
to
the
1, title to
subject to that
into
a
factoring
agreement
agreement, as amended on July
all accounts receivable in
equal to 90%
amounts
entered
company
instalment
security
Pennsylvania
capital
of
of
into a
stock
$17,000.
interest
of the
plant'a..d ue.ated
.
of
unuer
'
.
plants and
a
contract
facilities,
Arizona
Publin
to
"
-=-''—
Steel
Wire
&
Co.,
Sterling,
111.—Stock
agreement with
loan
a
with
Under
the
agreement
the company's inventory
Commercial Code.
owns
first
The
an
par
value of $50
par
value
of
common
at $22.50 per share.
aggregate
mortgage
shares
(OUTSTANDING)
bonds
due Jan.
AS
CF
JULY
1370
15,
$5)—,
(par
31,
1956
$7,700,000
^
2,453,475 shs.
—„—
transfer agent, registrar and dividend disbursing
shares.
bonds, in the amount of $9,000,090, were18 sold
privately, in January, 1955, to refund short-term obligations incurred
company
The
in
first
is
.
mortgage
connection
then
with
the
company's expansion
stock
cents
on
1954.
in
the
fiscal
In
initiated
were
until
discontinued
bulk
program.
in
of
1944
the
and
paid
expansion
through
program
was
1955
adjusted to reflect a tliree-for-on j
split, the company paid 16% cants per share', followed by 43%
in the ensuing fiscal year.
The latest quarterly dividend, paid
July 31,
method
1956, woo
utilizing
cents per share.
12
steel
into slabs,
and wire products.
processed
The
produces
company,
scrap
as
carbon
steel
by
the
electric
material.
The steel
billets, bar mill products,
raw
and
blooms
furnaco
is
further
rods,
wiro
-
.
its present
Feb. 23, 1879.—V. 181,
which
on
adopted
NYPA Gas Corp.,
per
$5
drill
for
net
fourth
a
name
p.
in
1933,'was
incor-."
961.
Buffalo, N. Y.—Stock Offered—The
proceeds
well,
lor
are
lease
to be
used
to
xentaxs) and
purchase additional
operating
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
Capital
stock
expenses;
capital.
working
CAPITALIZATION
(no
BUSINESS-*-The
par)——T
corporation
—.—:
was
FINANCING
Oucstandintg
59.000 sbs.
53,000 shs.
incorporated
en
Dec.
21.
1355,
corporation, for the purpose of acquiring and exploit¬
ing certain oil and gas leases in the vicinity of Erie, Pa.
A certificate
of authority
to do business in Pennsylvania was usued to the cor¬
poration on March 17, 1956.
The leases acquired by the corporation to date are located
in Erie
a
York
New
share into
share.—
per
jV
.
four parcels in Summit Township, con¬
taining 47 acres, 22% acres, 13% ares and 15 acres, respectively, andfive
parcels in Greene Township, containing 24 acres, 11,%
acres,
48
acivs,
112
acres
and
102 acres,
respectively.
These leases are
subject to royalties ranging from & to A, so that cn ecch successful
well the corporation will receive
to 1% of the total production.
Three of the leases have been explored to date.
On Feb. 23. 19o6
County,
and
pa.,
consist
of
the 22 % acres parcel in Summit Townsh-p
flow volume has been estimated at one
the well is capable of deliver.n? aporc imately 500,000 cubic feet of gas per day into lines of the Pennsylvania
Gas Co., which purchases gau from
this field.
On April 26
1956, a second successful gas well was drilled on tne
47 acre parcel in Summit Township referred jo above;
us epon flow
a
gas
well
referred
million
of incorporation filed Nov. 28,
the company was changed from
a
13,COO shares of
_
face value
in
Uniform
stock with
capital
generating
agent for the common
No.
Talcott
amendment of the certificate
the authorized capital stock of
100,000
electric
exchange
.
PROCEFDS—The
a
provided
dis¬
and
Estate of Timothy D.
leases,
Talcott, Inc. for a loan of $625,000 for which the company
Judgment Note.
Hie company agreed to repay the loan com¬
mencing on Aug. 16 1956 in 19 monthly instalments of $32,000 each
as
a.id
Sibley,
boot;,
the
(par $5)
the
and
accounts.
July
the
CAPITALIZATION
80;000 shs.
company
covering Plant
to Nicholson Realty Corp.
transfers
loans
substations
Mc_ecd,
in September offered publicly 5,586 shares of
capital stk. (no par) at $8 per sh., without underwriting.
276,442
625,000
100,000 shs.
first
company
Inc.
company
steam
to enter
porated in Illinois
$294,180
Wilkes-Barre
the
1955,
Talcott,
immediate
for
return
of
5,
the
elec¬
from
Co.
selling shareholder is Jchn W. Bowman as Executor
Eowman, who d.ed on May 27,-1958. Tho
of 54,003 shares.
The net proceeds from the sale of the 13,030 shares will be
applied
toward payment of Federal Estate and Illinois Inheritance taxes, which
will be assessed against the Estate, it being estimated that said taxed
will in the aggregate exceed $400,000.
as
James
1956,
to
puronasr electricity and
Flagstaff plant and to cancel the agreement unJer
has been purchasing power from die Saginaw pl„nt.—V.
184,
it
Estate
dry
mortgage.
with
to
Northwestern
Outstanding
£25,000
transferred
ilnes,
of
pure, ase
Service
States
company
276 442
by
of
Hennepin,
acquisitions
Public
Northern
transmission
Carver,
Flagstaff
proposes
from
1230.
p.
subsidiary and
FINANCING
PRESENT
value)
par
secured
National
its
addition
steam
operations are
and owned
*$294,180
tRevolving
credit notes
JNote due March 16, 1958
^Capital
electric
in
authorized,
Arizona
authorized
FPC
Co.
systems
(Minn.)—Acquisition—
has
and
company
two-year period.
a
Service
Pa.,
Authorized
mtge. note maturing April 15.- 1966
craps,
pressing,
toilet partitions.
manufacturing
three
steam
of
clothes
by Nicholson Realty Corp., the company's wholly-owned
leased by it to the company.
5%
22,569,508
Counties, Minn., commonly designated as tne W'acon a area.
The base purchase price has been set at
$2,275,(00.
' '
In another order, the Commission authoiised A.izona Publi Servicer
to acquire the Saginaw steam electric
generating plant and relat d
equipment
of
Southwest- Lumber
Mills,
inc.,
and
to
transfer
to
completed
Nicholson family in
1906.
It is engaged
sale
and
metal
administrative
ana
plants located in
company's
the
specialties,
laundry machinery and
and
cleaning
was
development,
and
43,036,394
24,669,205
Commission
this
BUSINESS—Company
company
incorporated
was
the
47,013,812
3,690,573
Wrignt
1949,
price.
same
capital stock were used and will continue to be used
to
finance
inventory purchasing, production and distribution of the
company's products. !'*
1881
Power
by
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
of
BUSINESS—The
7,165,995
4,165,977
States Power Co.
order, the
tribution
shares have been subscribed for by the company's stock¬
PROCEEDS—The
7,986,102
1020.
p.
one
4%%
17 offered to the public
1,701 unsubscribed shares of capital stock (par $5) at
$25 per share, without underwriting. An additional 18,299
20,000
r»
from rail¬
Federal
Common
(W.
1956—8 Mos—1955
'
income
facilities
45,588,066
—V.
Talcott
the
1953
$914,040
127,900
21,693,740
Ncrthern
cf
taxes—
gave
President.
1954
$802,877
187,669
PROCEEDS—The
$
491,650,673
JOn
development
City
Alfred
1955
$868,266
expenses
oper.
stock
JjJ
Net
/
reported
2420.
198,823
Oct. 2 publicly offered and sold
540,022,996
income
p.
Offering. Completed—Blyth & Co., Inc., Chicago, 111., "oil
64,113,861
operating
183,
revenue—
oper.
184,
tric
*359,538
'
1020.
End. Aug.-31—
Norden-Ketay
1956
523,209
James
nounced
18,
$5,000,000.—V.
$000,695
operations——
which
jJj
"
/
—V.
$666,318
*52,889
*171,375
'
12,
Central RR.—To Develop Property—
Aug.
of
Ry.—Earnings—
income
revenue
over
>
p.
and
corporation.
Under the proposed exchange Southwest will pay A.hone,
Public: Service $100,000, half at the time of closing and tne rematnat?'
*54,521
'
*
was
.equipment.
—
69,101,288
C'.her
shortly.
1020.
oper.
ry.
The
*168,032
—
railway——
railway
oper. income
Federal
common
losses
were
with
Net
way
Net
Adjusted
since.
1354.
New York
this
On
excess
income—_
oper.
Railway
$3,742,689.
was
revenues—
14.046,088
income
after
reduced
Operating
First
operating taxes—
onerating
August, 1956,
Alpert, who
operating income was $512,090 ir
rdhway operating income of $160,781
net
a
New York Telephone
1956—7 Mos.—1955
2,303,969
„—.
taxes__
1956
railway
with
from
Period
par
The proceeds
423.
p.
1956—Month—1955
$
$
'
,
Federal
notification
England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings
Period End. July 31—
net
oper.
The
28
tne
black
1956
conducted
on^Sept.
covering $250,000 of 6%
in
in,the, first eight months of 1955.—V. 184,
"Deficit.—V., 184,
in
preferred
company
The
1—7,
prospects for the.
also announced
He
George
1956, pointed out that
months of August and
$13,479,809 compared with
Gross revenues for the first eight months
from
ry.
the
about
Nelson Finance Co., Downington, Pa.—Files With SEC
The
1956,
the
August,
from
2539.
p.
for
to 81.85
From Jan.
Great
stockholders.
cumulative
the
were
eight months
August—
ry.
sales
1—
184, p.
Railway
soaking pits
(Pa.)—Preferred Stock Called—
of
20,
im¬
redemption of the 37,982 shades outstanding will be
treasury of the company.
After the redemption date,
only outstanding shares will be common stuck heid by
183,
in
railway
railway,
Southwest
moitgage
underwritten by a
and
that
excellent.
are
used for executive offices presently located
City, and to establish a central research
Norfolk and Western
Offered—The company on Aug.
dividends which
Notice
first
New York, Ontario
Net
was
York
work.
1020.
p.
first
the
the
company's
about
the
stockholders
<m
Funds
taken
to
date.
the
1955.
Co.
1956
oper.
from
—V.
The operating ratio in August, 1956 was 78.72 compared to 84.13 in
August, 1955. Eight months of 1956 show an operating ratio of 82.53
state¬
Company has called for redemption on Nov. 30 all outstanding shares
of if a.4%% cumulative preferred stock, it was announced on
Sept. 28.
The redemption price is $100.75 per share, of which 75 cents is an
amount
1955.
in
period
1955.
$106,807,232 compared
were
Net
2022.
p.
for
in
Gross
registration
a
output
annealing facilities at Weirton,
annealing
Lakes
eight months'
August, 1956, compared
in August,
1955.
of
being made to iower production costs.
important it^ms in the program include /additional coke
sintering facilities at National's Weirton and Great Lakes
open hearth furnace, two continuous galvanizing l.nes and
and
$271,374
Jan.
on
place
took
year
$12,813,587 for August,
Gross
more
ovens
the
revenues'
Net' from
now
823.
p.
the
with
of
lor
income
Langis
Corp.—Registers Bond Issue—
on
last
February and March,
$3,b28,636, but has been in
cf
provements are
The
184,
5,993,164
1955.
miual
which
program
to
work
Jan.
ry.
$2.40
January,
net
with
which will increase National's steel ingot capacity
to an annual rate of 7,000,000 tons bv th* end of 1958, a
gam of > 090.000 tons over present capacity.
Finishing capacities are also being
expanded
will be
New
missile
from
Net
10,306,447
$0.34
Presidency of the road
floods
severe
Net
1,
1955 to a new cor¬
the
parent
company's
contingent upon such cor¬
cent
one
(par
assumed' the
said
Metalab
Equipment
building in Stamford,, Conn., it
Hartman,
Connecticut
builder,
a
of
railway
railway—.
Net
13,935,322
6,353,381 '
York, New Haven & Hartford RR.—Profit—
compared
bonds
due
1986.
The offering is expected
to be
nationwide group head°d by Kuhn, Loeb & Co., The First Boston Corp.
and. Harrimun Ripley & Co. Inc.
The
proceeds will be used
in
connect'on
with
National's over-all
construction
Gross
9,913,000
781,632
2,140,193
The
of
capital
added
.
New
tht.
he
Moreover,
operation of the
Metalab
application
to
list
Norbute
Exchange.
Listing is expected
Jesse
Period End. Aug. 31—
Kiet
National
8,948,000
882,418
share
com.
on
for
those
laboratories.
building
for
from
From
1,903,155
_
per
♦Basen
$
114,290,430
June
conduct
operations
issuing
before
agreement
company)
shares
30,000
1964
breach
a
approved
60
such 60%
to be issued to Lang-Worth.
In this
way
received30,000 shares
of
the
New
York
company s
Worth
issue
deemed
31,
Dec.
(during
change of
A
condition
a
days after
which
30 days the
the principal execu¬
notice
is
is
within
agreement
breach).
officer
expires
of
(the
poration's
the
company
and
company
as
terminate
Assignment
by
from
Net.ry.
$
-
accruals
income
G.ross
consecutively unless six-months prior
is given by either party.
year
poration
the
the
executive
to
written
days
remedy
of
agreement
to
10'%
30
on
may
the
thereafter
month
per
paid by the
the agreement
was
signing
effect.
on
terminate
may
$2,000
and
royalties
paid
the agreement into
officer
intention
by
1958,
year
against
breach
year
per
flat
company
1956—8 Mos —1955
14,440,586
income
oper.
earnings
story
Avenue,
missile
Net
$
and
during the term up to June 30,
the
period
July
1,
1956
through
month
during the year 1957, $1,750 per
month
$1,500
Lang-Worth
tive
no
advance
putting
any
with
per
during
$3,000
$12,000
1
President
one
and
new
Park
99
Gross
14,722,548
1,097,000
income
Net
againsl
and
division.
six-months
He
leased
Norfolk Southern
Louis RR.—Earnings-
October,
a
oifices
48, 020,802
York, Chicago
income
S.
Switch
divisions
August—
U.
sales
than
greater
divisions.
105 298,198
5,932,515
has
Oct.
on
Roelim,
laboratory
from rail¬
during
month
R.
modem
The
at
1125.
Gross
$3,700,000,
both
building of 36,000 square feet is being erected
a
plot of approximately 450,000 square feet. Present plans call for
additional building increasing the total space to 96,000 square feet
an
oper; .expenses
the
A
1956—8 Mos.—1955
497 553,274
minimum
monthly,
1956,
A
518,053,491
Period End.
were
2900.
p.
announced
MONTHS
-of
payable
31,
EIGHT
1956—Month—1955
company has reported earnings
of
compared to a loss of $52,419 in August,
Dec.
183,.
Perry
FIRST
only
service
of
full
share."
per
manufacturing
This'corporation
66jffe73,
New
were
that
Norden-Ketay Corp.—To Move Executive Offices—
all' bids.) .Dead¬
1957.
acceptable would
•
•
AND
the company to Lang-Worth is 10% '
of
the
aggregate total gross billing for licenses and/or rentals of
the-taped music of the company (including that from other libraries)
$1,250
15,
780
184, p.
1956
sales and earnings in part to the
the General Switch Co. of Brooklyn,
company
has
filed
The American Stock
on
.—V.
new
—V.
on
according
higher
represent
'
music
compensation
1950,
for
Jan.
construction
64,344 ,716
way
operations
Net ■ ry. oper. income
installations.
spot
the
stock
of
1959,
revenue-
oper.
revenue
Other
:
agreement
.——tv-.«,ueu
library,
for
lease
i'>
'..
W
has
company
has
parent
Feature
Some
follows:
as
January,
1955,
year.
1956
Buttling-Padgett
cents
50
that
Corp.
1954
27,
by
in
share
in
company's
the
Construction
year...
period
equal
outstanding,
per
formed
than
the
$
Railway
service
Lang-Worth
the_company.
the
for
shares
cents
May,
1955
and
tlie
Metalau
Buttling-Padgett division
by the company in August of that year.
Mr.
Salgo also stated
the
company
has
"solid
reason
to
expec*
net earnings for the year
(1956; of* more than $1,000.00. or mora,
-
Outstanding
.
with
FOR
FINANCING
incorporated
was
music
Products
rental
of
year
the
as
figures
Metalab
was
and
on
Feb. 14,
1955, to assume the
operations of its parent corporation Audio
theretofore conducted by said
parent
and
its subsidiary
A-V Tape Libaries, Inc. T*.e company's offices are at
730 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
■'
background
per
commence
the minimum
that
Period End. Aug. 31—
PRESENT
1,000,000 shs.
corporation
ground
operated
purchased
Realty
develop
montsh
in
last
stockholdesr
to
General
on
TO
-
bids
of
of.er specifies
$30,000,000 30-story
a
must
State
adequately
the
$400,000
at
lessee
reserving
same
$486,000
were
11
or
,
better
the
$367,000.
was
the
months
period
out
the
and
minimum
a
New. York
to
set
for
company
the
year
years
be
six
same
six
for
1956
common
by
submission
lor.
lease
the
by
must
Realty
to
last
January, 1961.
qualifying deposit will be
$2,000,0Q0
The
the
has
company
the
of
years
EARNINGS
incorporated
was
loan
repay
Authorized
BUSINESS—Corporation
York
be
be
line
;
Realty
bids
income
property
take i several
building
completed
new
|
'
:
Common
1956
to
are
capital.
the
Net
the
The
with
year,
bids.
from
.will
each.
years
per
all
Co.
it
four
the
be
PROCEEDS—The
for
reject
property,
of
393,000 shares of common stock (par 1 $)£
publicly offered on Sept. 17 as a speculation at 750%
per share, through M. J. Reiter Co., New York; Shelley,
Roberts & Co., Denver,
Colo., and General Investing
Corp., New York.
to
Terminal
Because
Offered—
21
$800,000
of
right
of
shares
of
$199,737,
President.
the
the
months
1,852,705
of
now
economic
trie
terms
for
six
the
Mr. Salgo attributed
acquisition earlier this
property,
architectural
plans
have
been
drawn
for a 53-story building which could be erected on the site.
Trie ground leasehold would be for 25 years, with
options for two
;
of
pointed
first
first
on
earnings
Salgo,
for
Salgo
the
net
year.1955.
ten¬
-
change Offer—
M.
sales
Mr.
built" in
maximum
same
Nicolas
$1,426,428
present
the
share
number
and
commercial
for
per
the
to
approximately two acres.
prospective
of
cents
with
in¬
47th
buildings,
and
earnings
26
compared
property.
by
apartment
residential
350
have
important
an
block
square
of
by
that
rental
on
and
occupied
area
utilization
first
is
quadrangle
a
now
Its
the
involved
and
by
and
ants.
by
to. be
Corp.—Earnings Up Over 100%—
,
Zeckendorf,
&
competitively
property
occupied
Wisconsin
produced
believed
to
The
48th
1354.
p.
is
vited
"
hydrogen producing
facilities
at
Kenosha,
yvis.,
to
increase
capacity
approximately
30%,
Charles,
J.
Haines, President, announced on Oct. 2.
The additional facilities '
company
of
Realty
company
came
Knapp, Inc., who is advising the Central on the
development of its Grand Central area real estate.
Competitive bidding, which is a principle of the management of the
New Ycrk Central, will rule in
awarding the lease, Mr. Perlman said.
Corp.—Merger Effective-
Glass
Owens-Illinois
see
State
operating
The
to
was
drilled
above;
cubic
feet
its
per
on
open
day;
%
8
(1480)
volume
Its
has
flow
15
June
acres
flow
line
parcel
of
be
Township
been
nas
being
is
gas
feet
cubic
at
day;
per
because
present,
Chairman,
no
Bell
well
gas
to
at
above;
12
referred
estimated
184,
drilled
was
million
taken at present,
determined.—V.
Telephone
Period End. July
31^%
'
,
its
the
on
the °open
cubic
flow
into
The
will
Co.—Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
Federal
Other
income
"We
18,658,022
17,32$1,371
129,441,446
JL2,182,915
10,637,702
84,059,040
2,791,281
18,490,043
18,316,600
119,210,640
1,275,823
1,189,159
9,115,042
members
2,703,229
17,777,316
2,682,108
.17,841,318
have
by
Society
York
New
SThe
and
ended
than
nigner
Corp,"
whether
the
decide
it
this
like
17,628,734
the
"But
this
will
be
done.
debentures
After
the
what
less.—V.
184.
shares
agreed
are
retired;
is
convertible
share of
common
at
is entitled
the
retire
of
shares
into
par
stock;
to
the
to
issue
entire
is
redeemable
for
sinking
fund
$20.50
at
per
dividends; and is redeemable
The
—
to
purchase
from
respective
about
some¬
numbers
of
stock
1396.
p.
stock
per
sinking fund designed
redemption or conversion
UNDERWRITERS
straight debentures,"
or
$13.33
in whole or in part at
company at any time at $21.50 per share to and
including June 30, 1958, reducing <n Juiy 1, 1^58 and
biennially there¬
after in steps of 25c
per share until a price of $20.50 is reached on and
after Jan. 1, 1964, in each case
plus accrued dividends.
moft appropriate type of long-term borrow¬
insurance loans, long-term bank borrowing; con¬
be
preferred
at
annual
an
share plus accrued
the option of the
with, our, financial advisers, The
stated.
of
Monday, October 8, 1956
...
through purchase,
at the rate of 750 shares
annually during the period 1959 to 1963, inclusive, and 1,125 shares
annually in the years 1964 and each year thereafter and until all of
as well
period when
$660,404,899.
1955
totaled
revenues
A
stock
benefit
company
Sept. 30 profits
the
in
gross
matter
report
series
common
indicated
/dams also indicated that Phillips next year
to
refunding
its
$75,000,000
of
short-term
Mr.
discussed
not
will
we
vertible
17,689.805
2,543,116
the
of
Treasurer,
The
company's
expansion
program
during
1956
will
cost
$234,000,000, it was' stated.
The 1957 outlay is expected to be
8,460,787
2,542,255
15%
to
$65,185,370
consideration
Boston
ing,
74,743,448
2,657,024
taxes_
oper.
to
25
loans.
review
___
taxes
10
run
was
summary
give
First
1956—7 Mos.—1955
will
income
net
gas
429.
p.
sales
as
feet
a
.____
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Sept.
on
Security Analysts.
>..
F.
Stradley,
Vice-President and
expectations that for the nine months
bank
Ohio
presented
of
E.
successful
Summit
well
no
million
one
determined
time.
third
a
in
this
now
this
at
be
cannot
at
1956,
because
cannot
estimated
line
gas
taxen
16,
volume
day;
per
a
being
On
been
also
inio
is
gas
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
y
shown
underwriters
the
company
of series
shares
opposite
their
named
below
have
severally
the selling stockholder the
preferred stock and common
and
A
names:
,
"
—Number of Shares-
Net
operating income
after charges..——
Net
—V.
184,
Pittsburgh and
Period End. Aug. 31—
729.
p.
Railway
it
company,
ization
to
anr.ouncd
was
acquired, for
Oct.
on
has
1,
cash consideration
a
of
received
$335,00),
SEC
the
$2,667,201
expenses
2,450,752
ooer.
Preferred
IIR.—Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
Loewi
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$3,765,278
Bell
$26,741,404
$27,513,899
2,822,071^ 22,604,883
21,069,532
Net
municipal
operationsoper. income—
way
parties
Net
p. 1395.
iy.
—V.
184,
$207,449
$943,207
$4,136,521
$6,444,367
387,336
1,167,414
6,068,930
8,611,444
O'okiep
Year
Blister
Net
Ended
saless
copper
metal
profit
Co.
June
sales,
after
1956
all
——
capital
15,334,553
9,578,693
$15.02
—
—
—
$12.51
expenditures
As
—
of
June
Net
current
Net
1,204,899
40.21c
The
above
ended
Preferred
1955
30,
per
inventories
of
and
paid,
$6,179,631
.
1955
financial
30,
183,
$4,923,980
$4,82
1,021,056
performance
1956,
is
the
for
in
expressed
fiscal
U.
over
necessary
The
of
85%
that
this
National
company and
with the filing
With
and
the
filing
director
directors
of
of
of
the
agreement,
National Container,
Owens-^lliuois.—V.
Samuel
becomes
184,
Kipnis,
former
member
a
of
President
the
board
of
1&95.
p.
and
In
addition
Eureka
Corp. above.—V.
184,
plans to
and
issue
sell
shares
200,000
of
have
ceeds
no par value, according to Robert W. Miller,
President.
have authorized tne filing of; a
registration with the
covering the offering.
It is expected
the
shares
will- be
sold
directly to a nationwide group of underwriters headed by Blyth &
Co.,
Inc.
and
Oct.
30.
The
that
the
will
proceeds
year's
be
construction
dividend
yet been
used
offer
of
$74
conversion
determined.—V.
the
shares
mainly,, to provide
budget
and
rate
will
group
million,
privilege
184,
of
to
the
for
the
the
the
public
balance
this
of
said.
company
shares
new
about
The
have
not
suit,
will
be
Oct. 2 by
on
bring
the
total
thus
whose
The
of
precluding
R.
the
proceeding
Net
is
payments
to
$4,892,447.
has been paid
have
not
as
Co.
of
K.
Lane,
of
has
who
the
been
has
note due Sept, 1, 1971, it was announced on Oct. 3.
Goldman, Sachs & Co. assisted the company in arranging
financing.
been
President
associated
named
the
of
with
the
to
West
Corp.,
Nov.
newly
1.
The
has
He
created
of
The
proceeds
expansion
The
it
and
a
the
loan
to
are
suc¬
be
used
by
the
for
company
genera!
manufactures
scaffolding and shoring eauipment, which
throughout the United Slates and Canada, and is
leases
leading
manufacturer
of
ladders.
The
company has called for redemption on Nov. 2,
4 l/2 %
first mortgage sinking fund
bonds,
1956,
outstanding
all
of
its
series B, 4 Vis%'
15, 1972 at 102.37%
plus accrued interest. Payment will be
the Continental Illinois National
Bank & Trust Co. of
Chicago,
231 South La Salle
St., Chicago 90, III., or at the First National
City
Bank of New York, 2 Wall
St., New York 15, N. Y.
due
April
made
The
its
,
at
has
company
outstanding
101%,
plus
National
4%%
accrued
Bank
at
the
N.
Y.—V.
also
office
of
of
li>4,
called
for
redemption on Nov. 2, 1956, all
fund debentures, due April 1, 1966
sinking
interest.
Chicago,
38
Payment
South
Haleey, Stuart &
will
be
Dearborn
Co.,
Inc.,
made
St.,
35
the
at
shares
$5
Chicago 90,
Wall
St.,
New
111.,
or
York
13S5.
p.
of
5
the
Files
With
The
SEC
Chemical
Securities and
corporation
on
Sept.
26
by
Mr,
and
1923.—V.
Lock
Haven, Pa.—
Exchange Commission—
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
the
proceeds
Leopold
poration,
D.
Silborstein,
Oct.
on
1
d'Arcambal ras
subsidiary,
Pratt
President
announced
President
&
the
and
of
active
large
and
Board
retirement
General
Whitney Co., Inc.,
Chairman
on
Nov.
Manager
of
1
of
of
the
It
Whitney Co.,
&
this
cor¬
Alexander
West
Whitney
Inc.—V.
184,
p.
August—
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
Arthur
Organized
Inc.,
the
•
■
tion
in
15.654.809
Net
from
ry.
railway.
railway..^
p.
1061.
Phillips
Co.
Expected in 1957—
Revenues
the
first
$91,989,240
12,906,596
of
time
this
in
its
company
to
debtedness
be
of
as
the
a
name
the
of
the
to
be
to
shares
sold,
underwriter
public,
cents
for
a
favorable
more
working
which
pay
the
position
The
programs.
to
Inc.,
the
obtain
balance
will
as
be
retire
$173,179.67
affiliate.
an
to
common
The
shares,
in¬
com¬
it
arrangements
proceeds
will
be
capital.
outstanding
for
added
7,266,672
common
Oct.
Machinery, Inc.—Securities Of¬
Inc., Milwaukee, Wis., and asso¬
2
offered
and
share.
Of
the
of
shares of $1.20
stock, series A ($20
plus accrued dividends;
share,
common
stock (par $1)
stock, 10,000 shares
selling stockholder.
a
BUSINESS—Corporation,
and
15,000
preferred
per
common
for the account of
has
publicly
convertible
value) at $20.25
35,000 shares of
with
its
principal
office
(developed and produces metal
cutting machinery
types, including a power hacksaw (which
is the
the
company),
a
complete
line
of
trols.
PROCEEDS
and
25,000
The
shares
of
proceeds
hydraulic
common
from
stock
the
are
sale
to
instalments
Preferred
stock
dividend
SSeries
Common
A,
of
EFFECT
TO
Refunding of
Bank
Loans
($20
issuable
stock
Racine,
of
Wis.,
various
valves
of
the
added
sizes
product
and
preferred
to
PRESENT
con¬
the
stock
working
due
in
$15,000
semi¬
will
exceed
an
a
billion
estimate
dollars
by K. S.
for
Adams,
.for
10.000
1956
shares
ing
the
Colo.—Offering Withd'n
180,
par
in
value)
in
30
oil
are
first
of
reserved
the
for
$285,000
A
stock options, and 2o.'<rj r
combination and surrender of
15,000 shs.
None
stock, 22,500 shares
preferred stock now
upon
lures
of
the
contract
be
a
is
credited
.
by
of
Frontier
V.
of
Hegyi,
Frontier.
million
a
effective
to
of
Emil
President
barrels
immediately,
oil
Reiter-Foster.
increases Reiter-Foster's income
after
year
will
retain
the
of
all
on
at
and
of
that
in
Cuba.
and
gas
to
Reiter-Foster
oil
Oil
conduct
Reiter-Foster.—V.
University of
a
raced
3,800
miles
184,
hour
to
geological
730.
p.
Launched
Sept.
on
30 jointly
high-altitude
lightweight
an
receive
addition
all
Rocket
Maryland
extremely
new,
will
production in
will
Corp.—Research
the
flight
of
Union
cost
no
the
date
leaseholds
retains.
and
up
internal
relayed
and
spin
into
measurements
oi
the
rocket
equipment.
after the University
"Terrapin"
G.
climb
outer
space,
of
of
primary
and
cosmic
acceleration
Maryland's
ex¬
the
mascot,
Melrose,
to
General
that
altitudes
Manager
Republic
rocket
the
200
of
of Republic's Guided Missiles
completed
preliminary
design of
had
for
miles
Terrapin
and
which
higher
would
only
in
enable
few
a
it
to
seconds'
time.
more
The
research
missile,
first
of
several
dozen
to
be
produced
by
Republic, and its collapsible zero-length launcher were specially de¬
signed for the upper atmosphere research program, a Department of
Defense
project
carries
special
which
was
administered
bv
the
University
of
Maryland.
It
instrumentation weighing only six pounds
miniaturized
desigreo
Fred Singer.—V.
at
184,
the
University
under
direction
of
Dr.
S.
730.
p.
Republic Cement Corp., Prescott,
Ariz.—"Stop-Order"
Proceedings Instituted by SEC—
The
Oct.
Securities
has
1,
the
At
of
Commission,
proceedings
it
announced
was
on
under the Securities Act of 1933
should
be
issued
suspending
"stop-order"
a
registration statement filed by
offering oi 965,000 shares
a
the
proposed
$10
Exchange
whether
effectiveness
which
at
and
instituted
determine
to
this
public
of
corporation
capital
stock
share.
per
a
hearing scheduled for Oct. 12, 1956, inquiry will be conducted
into the question whether the registration statement
complies with the
requirements
order
sop
should
According
patented
to
cement,
to
the
outstanding,
to
and,
if
Drake,
near
696,570
County,
a
in
whether
not,
Prigge,
The
of
deposits
for
a
promoter
said
to
have
been
in
Yavapai
it
proposes
Ariz.
would
and
Beverly Hills,
shares.
Of
issued
the
for
of
owns
706,680
for
of
Of
used
be
President
who
the
un¬
production
County,
$6,586,000
certain
and
the
outstanding
are
holds
Calif.;
plant
Yavapai
financing,
pavments
C.
presently
Republic
limestone
on
operate
proposed
Burney
the
Act
statement.
Bernardino
and
located
of
Securities
claims
San
contract
is
of
mining
built
be
the
of
issued.
registration
and
be
proceeds
80% )
be
the
Ariz.,
cause
net
to
placer
County,
its
the
567,000
shares
promotional
the
exercise
are
re
.erved
outstanding scrip
order
of
are
material
therein
Commission,
is
the
facts
not
and omits
misleading.
failure
to
material
in
clear,
re¬
offered,
issuance
certificates.
concise,
and
respect
to
the
failure
to
underwriter
required
to
make
the
understandable
point
by
facts
these,
according to the
forepart of the prospectus,
fashion,
certain
facts
with
Among
in
state
-
outstand¬
for
authorizing the stop order proceedings, the Commission
Republic's registration statement includes untrue state¬
that
„of
statements
15,000 shs.
common
series
quarter
is
wells
1
wells
per
temperatures
by
Robert
asserts
cum.
issuance
Oct.
the
year
it
miles
80
Division,
said
third-stage
ments
of
producing
on
Angle,
will
Oil
a
acres
a
the
that
that
shares
j
two-stage rocket is less than 15 feet long, 6'A inches in diameter at its
thickest
point, and weighs only 224 pounds.
It
was
designed and
produced by Republic's Guided Missiles Division in M'ineola, L. I., N. Y.
In
series:
convertible
444.
p.
,
($1
conversion
restricted
upon
above.—V.
services.
I
each
25,000 shs.
authorized
streaked
(
Outstanding
par value)
1400,000 shs.
149,197 shs.
®All of the property, plants
and equipment of the
company is pledged
the terms of the 5%, first
mortgage notes. The company is obli¬
gated to make principal payments of
$30,000 per year, payable in semi¬
annual
the
9,353,145
of
$360,000
missile
company
FINANCING
$285,000
div.,
offered
under
+Of
$16,817,998
9,627,672
obtaining data for use in development of space vehicles.
First flight of the
new
rocket, which is small enough to fit in a
family-size station wagon, lasted 5.6 minutes. In this time the
missile
disclosure
in
Authorized
1965
$1.20
per
instalments.
—
$20,560,372
interest
research
construction
GIVING
first mortgage notes,
November,
at $11
are
principal
pumps,
be
capital of the company.
MONTHS
1956—3 Mos.—1955
1,198,525
Inc.
1956,
corporation
research
to
net
EIGHT
stock.
Racine Hydraulics &
fered—Loewi & Co.,
on
17,
at
Room 423,
bids for the purchase
$1,835,562
Republic Aviation
This
will
company
also
has
outstanding $423,175 of bank notes and
shares of common stock. Everett
Rosenthal (Boaid Chairmani
Loewinthan (Fresidenti and David A.
Harris (Treasurer)
each
40,750 shares (23% ) of the
presently
ciates
17—
Oct.
on
FIRST
$1,000,000 acquisition
within
announced
radiation,
Enterprises
used
a
financial
the
of
RCA
1,342,374
"Frontier
and
perienced
industry.
well
as
of
by
$2,556,619
Though
1,
interest
Dubbed
Television
financing
sale
him
$9,771,295 $90,014,829 $76,271,382
7,935,733
69,454,157
59,453,384
8,874,674
overriding royalty
The
Leonard
owns
AND
$11,431,293
75%'
than
934,000
50%
15.000
share.
per
to
its
The
efforts
selling com¬
agreed to pay
the
tne
5
entertainment
stock
common
that/following
production
to
sell
Prockter
15%
debentures
Trans-Union Productions,
to
believes
in
its
of
than
surveys
such
a
has
100,000
have
agreed
finders fee.
Unclassified
history, according to
under
to
sold
is
receive
also
first
best
a
Is
branches
many
served
for
shares
outstanding
17,759,401
5,760,711
609,637,780 568,912,111 704.813,501
116,441,671 112,797,402
86,866,215 128.310,129
45.831,639
51,237,685
28,277,429
57,123,126
Petroleum
1952
and
on
of
packaging
proceeds
$125,000 of
to
$73,162,928
15,131,461
6,849,859
7,059,420
1953
654,839,735
income
oper.
184,
in
Net
pany
(EDT)
1956—Month—1955
expenses
July
wells
2V2 %
the
with
stock.
200,000
made
will
tne
of
generally engaged in the business of creating,
and producing life and filmed shows and
pro¬
primarily for television releases, and also for
theatrical distribu¬
grams
AUGUST
production
more
added:
on
statement
common
company
Sommerfield
company
developing,
annual
1954
1—
from
to
10
be
it
of
underwriter
the
par
company
offering,
each
shares
*5%
1955
$34,104,306 $83,056,374
income
opcr.
Jan.
Net
—V.
railway
railway
for
purchase
CAPITALIZATION
1956
from
the
to
which
The
share
per
price to the
stockholders jjf
430.
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
Gross
of
share
for
share.
cents
to
operating costs, Mr. Hegyi said.
option of drilling six addi¬
sale.
Should these eCforts be
productive, Reiter-Foster will acquire production
according to engineer¬
ing surveys of the primary and behind-the-pipe reserves."
Mr.
Angle, who
represents
the
major
interests
in
the
sale, will
continue to operate the properties
through the facilities of Frontier Oil.
Mr.
Hegyi pointed out that consistent with its new
expansion and
diversification policy, Reiter-Foster
recently acquired the world famous
Hotel Varadero Internacional in
Varadero Beach, Cuba, and
completed
a
Cuban partnership agreement with the Union
Oil Co. of California
completed.
was
registration
$1
offering
offering is
Co.,
per
30
expenses
additional
cne
and
Pratt
cents
&
public
a
The
principal
Penn-Texas
machine
aviation
in
75
certain
par
Hartford, Conn, manufac¬
tools, cutting tools and
gauges
for the auto¬
other
industries.
Mr.
d'Arcambal
will
remain
affairs
as
a
consultant- and
has
been
elected honorary Chairman of its
Board of Directors.
Mr. d'Arcambal will be
succeeded as President and
General Manager
by the present Executive Vice-President of the
corporation
Edward P
Gillane, formerly President of Potter &
Johnston of Pawtucket
R
I;,
manufacturer of automatic turret
lathes, Gilda high speed automatic
filling machines and Newark gear cutters.
It is a
subsidiary of Pratt
&
turer
motive,
of
Aaron
cumulative
Penn-Texas Corp.—New President
of Unit-
H.
L.
make
this
from rail¬
annually.
more
He
183,
190,000
Co., Inc.,
covering 315 shares of capital stock (no
par)
to be offered to
key employees at $00
per
share, without underwriting
The
are
to be used for
working capital.—V. 178. p: 244.
lour
to
share.
per
underwriter
for
The
Pedlow-Nease
E.
mission
at
First
on
Sept.
27
filed
a
220,000 shares of its
covering
proposes
the
Peabody Coal Co.—To Redeem Bonds and Debentures
corporation
by
FOR
Uranium,
from
runs
office
1939,
since
1231. 'V■:v..
p.
company
basis
purposes.
company
sells
also
of
oper.
gross
oil
The
since
company
operations
its
an
Equipments Oct.
noon
ago
of
parts,
a
electronic am-
1396.
p.
George A.
a
at
to
184,
Philad#phia
revenue
Acquisition
Service
184,
SEC
electronics.—V.
up
years
Board
moving
anniversary of service in the fields
Co., Wichita, Kan., was announced
President of Reiter-Foster, and
President—
Directors.
concession of 70 cents per share.
This
50th
five
the
no
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp.—Acquisition—
Pyramid Productions, Inc., New
York—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
oper.
Apex
tional
Public
sory
the
will
Terminal,
revenue
See
similar
Electric & Gas Co.—Secondary Offer¬
ing—A secondary offering of 16,700 shares of $1.40 pref¬
erence
common stock
(no par) was made on Oct. 3 by
The First Boston Corp. at $28.50 per
share, with a deal¬
—V.
his
Realty Mortgage Co., Denver,
proceed¬
these
Oklahoma—New
of
Board
been
had
of
with
been
yet
Patent
Scaffolding Co., Inc., Long Island City, N. Y.
•—Note Sold Privately—This corporation has
placed pri¬
vately with an institutional investor a $2,000,000 promis¬
and
way
operations—
Net ry. oper. income
—V. 184, p. 1396.
the Superintendent will amount
2654.
p.
conditioner
Oil
Service
Lane
Tuepker
mark
to
EARNINGS
adjudicated
remaining unadjudicated claims
immediate disposition.—V. 180, p. 2597.
bulk
gilts
Period End. Aug. 31—
paid, will make
Superintendent is
The
before
dividend
claims
requested
Chairman
recording system for television, and
light—were
presented
and
demonstrated
company
Railway
Railway
heretofore
date.
paid
company, a subsidiary oi' Central and South
D. J. Tuepker as President to take office on
Mr.
er's
^1395.
p.
will
aside.
set
Chairman
of
directors
dividend
claimants
to
been
in
are
convertible
preferred s.,ock,
The
plus dividends
allowed claims to
on
pay
dividends
This
SEC
dividend,
dividend; payments, a total of $517,910
preferred claimants and $585,134 through offset.
Approximately 55,000 claims were flied in this liquidation
ing, totaling in excess of $67,000,000. Reserves sufficient to
elected
Pacific Lighting Corp.—To Sell Preferred Stock—
This corporation
allowed.
to
Public
729.
p.
last quarter
been
Developments—
electronics
7, Pa., receive
from
it
of
$5,220,000 equipment trust certificates, series Y,
to be
May
15,
1956
and
to
mature
in
semi-annual
instalments of
$180,000 each from
May 15, 1957 to and including May 15,
1971.
They
constitute
the
second
and
final
instalment
of
an
aggregate
of
not
exceeding $11,820,000 of such certificates; to be secured by
equipment estimated to cost $16,519,955.
York—To
Holz, as Liquidator of this com¬
additional dividend of 15% will be
of 1956, to all creditors whose
an
4,500
3-500
dated
to
,
Central
New
Leffert
that
2
the
dividend, announced
$863,373
Pacific Industries, Inc.—New Name—
See
of
.^
The
Corp. became
effective on Oct.
4
of the merger agreement by the
companies in their respective states of incorporation-—Owens-Illinois
at
Columbus, Ohio, and National Container at Dover,
Del.
OwensIllinois is the surviving corporation.
far
fifth
to
Container
Oct.
paid
a
closed.
of
merger
Co.
air
Reading Co.—Bids for
The
stated that the dividend, the fourth since the
company was
for liquidation on April 30,
1951, will be paid as soon as the
computations have been completed,
forthcoming
total
hopeful
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.—Merger Effective—
The
$1.13
in
Sarnoff,
electronic
television,
2,000,145
America—New
David
as
radio,
8,500
1.500
■
tape
of
Holz
taken
a
thfts
have
Mr.
-
years
dollars
S.
709.
p.
Insurance
Insurance
on
prorbably during
claims
$6.05
——-—.
June
A.—V,
d.
puuna
$1.14
.
of
developments
of
.r'%'-A
\
Corp.
scientists
3,000,000
2,247,727
;
——-—v.—_
.
Accident
announced
pany,
33,30c
1,021,056
comparison
June
$z.7a
at
of
per -share'-
thousands)
3014.
Superintendent of
43.59c
-
exclusive
assets,
—%
share-———————w
(in
p.
30.94c
T956
assets,
outstanding
3,384,552
Pay 15% Dividend to Creditors—
30—
current
Shares
sold
183,
plifer
$20,992,549
.V
General
Reading
Electrolytic copper (average Engineering & Min¬
ing Journal—export New York refinery) per
pound
per
Kwh
—V,
outstanding——
1955
.
3,418,559
3,000,000
3,500
2,000
a.
Co
corporation—an
^
.
$22,938,845
—___
-—
$7.23
991,807
mine of blister copper sold—per pound
ex
Earnings
7,380,194
—
shares
1956
——
'
—
Common
$9.38
12,773,411
—
■*._
Net
$19,447,030
income
Co.—Earnings Up—
,
1168.
major
Brig.
18,500
Inc
Incorporated______
&
p.
magnetic
Eight Months Ended Aug. 31—
Operating revenues
Net
.
Dividends—per share
Price,
58,856,000
56,730.000
$26(741,326
——
charges—--.—..
Net profit—per shared,--Dividends—gross
Electric
64,654,000
—
mine
1955
General
•62,318.000
(pounds)
(pounds)
ex
Portland
Ltd^—Profit Increased—
30—
production
copper
Blister
Total
Copper
Co.
184,
Three
by
Fiscal
&
Common
8,000
Incorporated.
Farrell,
Radio
1396.
p.
&
Doolittle
from rail¬
revenue
Co.
&
Blair
—V.
author¬
electric distribution system of the
Villsge of Huron, Onto, which
will become a part of the
company's integrated system.-—V. 181,
Erie
revenue—
oper.
Railway
Ohio Edison Co.—To Acquire Huron System—
This
Lake
there
if
sufficient
that
in
portion
and
is
less
funds
such
of
no
(Vickers
assurance
than
all
to
funds
the
there
paid
in
program
facilities
will
Brothers)
that
any
shares
proceed
event
operating
duction
organization and promotion of Republic, including the
out
that the offering of the shares is to be made
with
is
on
all
sold
complete
"test
a
of
the
there
efforts"
shares
is
no
basis
will
be
and
sold;
assurance
of
the construction program;
no
by
is
or
or
are
provision for the return of all or any
investors; that if the initial construction
successful
require
an
the
proposed expansion of pro¬
additional $6,000,000 of funds and
Number 5575
Volume 184
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1481)
that
at
present
additional
the
in
resulting
in
effect
in
the
capacity
future
the
the
raising
investment
of
such
risks
and
taken
of
issuer
most
can
all
of
issuer
faces
nearest
of
the
the
recent
competition
foreign
national
which
the
in
distribute
uierefor
initial
consumption
the
which
sources
issuer
The
and
accuracy
the
prospect
of
statement
white
of
in
earnings.—V.
of
barkers
184,
and
chippers would
add
substantially
to
Southwest Grease & Oil Co., Wichita, Kan.—Files With
328.
p.
Securities and
San
of
and
com¬
r
well
as
domestic
in
Fernando
Apex
Valley Uranium, Inc.—Offering
Uranium,
Inc.
the
items
444.
p.
as
and
prospectus are challenged by the
Commission including those with respect to the plan for distribution
of Republic's stock; the description of its business;
the proposed plant
construction; the quantity and quality of the raw materials available
to
Republic for producing cement;
certain recommendations in the
for construction, operation and expansion of the plant;
description of the securities; the use of proceeds of the financing;
transactions
with
promoters;
and
the
financial
statements.
With
respect to the description of the company's business, for example,
Jacinto
Petroleum
Corp.—Secondary
Jose
Water
12 Months Ended
Operating
Operating
Net
1955
and
expense
operating
Non-operating
the
Commission
of
of
that
capacity
if
in
down
barrels
its
failure
a
per
third
in
depreciation
1956,
5,276
barrels
due
and-that
year,
per
to
lack
a
313,015
Net
5,672
$1,023,613
June,
an¬
Net
272,418
1956,-
at
the
Shares
the
that
will be
900,000
barrels per
year,
or
96%
of
the
white
cement consumed
annually in recent years in the United States.—V. 183, p. 2079.
Research
Stock
capacity
Mining
offered
as
Republic
for
white
corporation
(par 10 cents) at 20 cents per share.
The offering is not
underwritten.
'
PROCEEDS—The
claims;
proceeds
to
are
be
to
used
mining
development of
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
stock
(par
BUSINESS—The
1956.
The
The
of
company
principal
15
office
incorporated
was
is
at
certain
County,
Utah,
patened
mining
and
Montrose
claims
County,
located
in
obligations
located
in
San
a
Juan
and a lease on <50 unCounty, Nev.—V. 184, p. 328.
Richmond, Fredericksburg
Net
from
•
from
Net
ry.
regular
525,967
182,010
203,998
290,113
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway—
18,567,776
18,150,491
6,709,207
6,149,708
5,643,693
1,929,407
2,074,496
184,
17,881,718
Robertshaw-Fulton
Controls
Co.
Forms
—
National
Service Organization—
This
devices,
field
it
As
and
its
first
locations
will
be
the
personnel and
Net
from
Net
ry.
United
Gross
from
Net
ry.
M.
provide
its
organization
new
facilities
These
in
Texas
&
key
will
market
reconditioning
units
with factory-
184,
524.
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
1955
1954
$399,097
1953
$464,946
$489,801
65,785
105,435
178,171
the
17,102
52,532
SEC
3,230,102
3,178,746
984,856
967,258
1,023,888
1,362,275
162,783
210,686
271,052
377,013
income—_
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
Regis
founder
of
the- large
The
t
than
The
mills
at
also
also
President,
stock,
made
the
of
SEC
contained
prospectus
a
has
Regis
declare
the
of
the
when
.
in
and
kilns,
dry
one
oWned
its
founded
was
registration
a
The
offer
Neils
of
stock
a
The
option
offer
of
lines.
New
in
It
York,
as
Mr.
in
agreements
exchange effective
accept
lesser per
the
offer,
50
and
cents.
share
cents
cent,
1895.
It
Minneapolis,
other
and
cities
in
Inc.—Subsidiary
Couh
Note
above.—V.
Corp.
Places
184,
offer
for
The
the
filed
company
1956,
covering
registration
a
150,000
statement
This
of
Oct.
record
each
the
•
20
shares
filed
company
capital
of
market
184,
16,
for
at
1956,
then
held;
Sept.
Toe
subscription
the
rights
of
rate
to
expire
sale
wide
a
shop
the
of
be
may
26,250
shares
be
variety of
equipment.
stock
common
used
expansion.
the
first
be
offered
in
It
to
public
be
added
its
the
company's
that
the
company's
expenditures
stock
of
to
with
anticipated
offering
fasteners
.
will
connection
is
precision
of
the
in
least
at
company's
history.
of
SPS
the
company's
of
acquired
fall—trading
has
of
is
been
in
has
been
Philadelphia
Cap Screw Co.
only infrequent
closely
held—
in
Cleveland,
stock transaction
in
the over-the-
and
in
a
and
•
.
statement
program
stock
common
holders
Cleveland
market.
its
In
will
value.
of
steel
and
the
and
plant
will
counter
stock..
to
1956-1960
the
SEC,
included
SPS
revealed
construction
of
that
a
its
expansion
278,000
new
square
foot
plant in Santa Ana, Calif., and a 27,000 square foot addition
to
the
Coventry
plant
of
its
English subsidiary,
Unbrako
Socket
Screw Co.,
Ltd.
A new $5,000,000
plant in Southeast Cleveland for
The Cleveland
Cap Screw Co. is nearing completion.
"It is anticipated," the company said, "that at least 50%
of the
cash
registration
a
National
law.—V.
and
price
additional
then
concentration
last
Exchange Commission—
investment
Western
Texas
shares
common
subscription
products,
of
53-year
with
of
shares
insurance
owned
and
Co., Jenkintown, Pa.—Regis¬
Exchange Commission—
25,800
manufacturer
capital
Because
statement
Oil
Ltd., Calgary,
Canada
flow
amortization,
ditional
required
this
for
with
will
program
the
remainder
be
generated
from
depreciation
Ad¬
earnings.
however, may be required for this purpose and to
working capital necessary for the anticipated increase
the
sales
by
retailed
capital,
increase
in
volume."
That
describes
specifically
the
function
the
of
first offering of stock.
Sept. 10, the company paid to shareholders of record, Sept, 1,
tegular quarterly cash dividend of 20 cents a share and a >>%
On
Stock
—
a
stock
dividend,
...
"The company intends to continue the policy'of
retaining a high
percentage of earnings to finance growth and to pay regular quarterly
cash
dividends,
which
may
be' supplemented
by
an
annual
extra
cash
dividend
and
As of Sept.
authorized.
Seaboard Air Line RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Offered—Halsey,- Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on
25
stock
there
dividend,"
the
-
510,323
were
statement
shares
said.
outstanding
Oct.
2
on
bid
a
of
Salomon
Bros.
and
the
Net
The
entire
switching
mated
of
bid
the
sales
of
were
of
| issue
of
98.528%,
subject to
the
authorization
will
gondola
secured
and
cars
25
by
800
Diesel
&
Co.;
&
L.
Co.;
&
the
cars,
esti¬
hopper
offerhig
F.
Co.,
Inc.;
&
&
Sons;
and
Dick
are:
Rothschild
Gregory
&
Co.;
Merle-Smith;
Shearson,
R.
W.
Williams
&
Co.;
Baxter,
McMaster
Hutchinson
of
10.000.000
Hammill
Co.—V.
&
Wm.
184,
p.
about
Elections
to
corporation
Elwyn
Officer
Edward
H.
Victor
ceed
the
the
H.
Davidson,
the
board
Chairman—
executive
and
staff
President,
Smith,
and
elected
Chairman
elected
was
re-elected
and
the
of
Chairman
Executive
the
to
elected
was
Chairman
of
the
Gordon
H.
re-elected
Smith,
were:
Secretary;
James
Paul
H.
what
customers
volume.
product
it
1946.
in
was
representing
long-range
of
SPS
book
The
virtually
all
registration
is
facilities
the
$22,-
being
are
equal
superior
or
bolt
with
alloy
to
lor the aircraft industry.
Defense Mobilization granted
steel
the
necessity permitting amortization over a
the $2,635,000 cost of production and
in
more
company
industr as.
statement,
titanium
a
of
use
value
program."
research
characteristics
primarily
Office of
Net
was
$16,000,000,
Stockholder equity of
1955,
lu46.
manufacture
of
company
60-month
auxiliary
fasteners.—V.
184,
titanium
—
/
/
•
This
surance
State
Co.
McCormick, Vice-President;
Elicker, Treasurer; and Mercer
Farm
than
more
1956,
30,
of
Fire
Insurance
5,800
its
Farm*
State
&
Co.
of
Mutual
Automobile
In¬
Casualty Co.
was
the
organized
7.500
April, 1929.
It is
agents of the State Farm
exceeded
assets
in
$114,000,000
its
and
sur¬
policyholders was over $15,600,000/ Through Aug. 31 of thi3
the field force paid for $133,500,000 of new ordinary life insurance.
to
year,
M.
Life
by
affiliate
an
State
and
Farm
At June
group.
Committee
is
company
suc¬
of
has reached $1 billion of ordinary life insurance in
G. Fuller, President, announced on Sept. 21.
The mark
mid-way in the company's 28th year.
company
Comptroller and
Jr.,
Assistant
Treasurer.—V.
184,
p.
State Loan
963.
This
Discount
company
covering
offered
times
1955
31,
in
was
■
White,
The
for
attained
plus
officers
Dec.
on
continuing
of
Morris
force,
Executive
Vice-President
Finance
active
65%
represented
Davies
W.
corresponding
it
four
fatigue
and
of
This
1.
Executive
Board
of
than
the
of
manu¬
this
of
Oct.
on
Chief
major
supplier
State Farm Life Insurance Co.—New Record—
•
who
Board,
L.
President
large
a
1397.
was
corporation.
Litchfield was
of
the
Elwyn
in
facilities
1232.
board.
Other
V.
on
by
re-elected
was
Elected
the
what
dramatic
certificate
a
corporation.
Harry
of
positions
announced
Smith
the
of
key
were
L.
5500
period
E.
p.
Smith-Corona Inc.—Litchfield
is
the
of $41,000,000 for
1955
were
293%
ol
while 1955 net earnings of $3,400,000 were
Sales for the first six months of
1956
equipment
times
more
strength
Free¬
Co.;
fasteners,
metal
of
one
amount.
over
and
fasteners, a bolt
Last July,
the
Press-
&
1946
is
One
road
to cost
in
being
company
$14,000,000,
30%
up
eight
installed
be
to
addition
"The company's research program," said the
| "is developing new products for which additional
Commission..
certificates
locomotives; 200
$12,409,472.
also for 3%s.
are
precision
the
of
of
the
plant
than
000,000
certificates
Commerce
sales
1946
213%
98.61%.
Hutzler
&
sale
Interstate
in
parts to
the jet aircraft industry and
a
large-volume
facturer of work benches,
shelving and other shop equipment.
has
Issuance
of
Steel,
small
equip, tr. Ctfs., series Q,
maturing annually Oct. 1, 1957 to 1971, inclusive. The
certificates, first instalment of a proposed total issue of
$9,300,000, are priced to yield from 3.70% to 3.85%, ac¬
cording to maturity.
The group was awarded the! issue
on
Pressed
manufacturers
Oct. 3 offered $4,650,000 3%%
on
$300,000
at
underwriting.
outstanding
Sept.
19
filed
denominations
The
letter of notification with
a
5%
subordinated
of
(in
par
Co., Atlanta, Ga.—Files With SEC
proceeds
debentures
and
are
for
of
to
be
series
debentures,
$500
and
used
$1,000
to
redeem
working capital.—V.
the
G,
each),
182,
SEC
to
$150,000
p.
be
without
of
1613.
Finance
&
corporation,
announced
-loans
in
184,
Sept.
increases
with
States
19
offices
20
Pennsylvania,
operating under the
acquisition
oflices
on
approximately
in
located
are
Delaware,
This
of
Corp.—Expansion—
executive
with
the. purchase
receivable
offices
—V.
the
acres
of
timberlands,
of
vicinity qf the Kootenai River
100.000 acres in the drainage
Washington, are owned in
which
200,000
well
as
in
the
Yakima
Indian
fee
reservation.
states that the quantity of pulpwood species available
Montana lands would support a pulp and
paper
mill in that
having
that
if
a
daily capacity of at
the
acquisition of the
plans the construction of such
acquisition, St.
Neils
a
least 400 tons. He states further
stock is consummated, St. Regis
mill
in
Montana.
Regis will install barkers and
Southern New England Telephone Co.—Abandons Of¬
acres
in western Montana,
of the Klickitat
area
Ferguson
the
to
share
is
Standard
saw¬
and Troy, Mont. The company
mills, lath mills and box plants.
At
treats poles for public utility power
distributes lumber nationally at sales offices
wholly
under
a registration statement with the SEC on
52,050 shaxes of its $1 par common stock.
shares,
at
program
but not
operates
Steel
stockholders
proceeds
working
share
Sept. 26, 1956, covering 200,000 shares of capital stock.
1396.
Southern
in
incorporated
filed
1956.
related
Net
the
on
per.
but
and
Chicago,
300,000
the
southern
area
Promptly following
chippers at the Neils
fering
shares of
The
as
per
entirely
share.
The
decision
followed
on
ruling by the .Connecticut P. U.
offering price of $30 per share
that the figure be raised to $32
a
rejecting the proposed
too low and suggesting
name
the
loans
of
in
21
Washington,
small
$5,900,000.
three
in
loan
D.
New
of Interstate
Jersey
Loan
has
C.,
offices
Seventeen
of
and
with
these
one
in
Company.
corporation's operations to 163 loan
receivable totalling over $66,000,000.
263.
p.
The
stockholders,
"licensee"
were
to
have
by
been
given
rights
to
buy
the
the
ratio
of
one
new
share
for each
eight held, will be
by the company that it plans, for the present, to raise neces¬
funds by expanding its short-term bank loans.
new
The
to
who
a
in
advised
be
directors
used
short-term
Staten Island Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings—
to
will
obtain
debts.—V.
decide
at
additional
184,
p.
a
later
capital
13S6.
date
for
the
type of security
construction and to repay
on
1956
1955
1954
1953
$258,165
$262,147
$243,656
$289,988
7,409
18,745
3,451
54.461
August—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
railway
railway
oper,
Jan.
Net
from
ry.
oper.
Sterling
184,
p.
*10,256
2,334.678
94,166
11,268
204.795
*404,618
*469,190
*273,253
1063.
Precision
Corp.—Preferred
Stock
Offered—
Oct. 2 offered its common and pre¬
stockholders of record at Sept. 27, the right to
subscribe to
lative
*53,747
1,865,.014
income
corporation
ferred
♦40,634
1,985,598
*536,367
railway_„_
railway-;
♦Deficit.—V.
This
*55,494
2,031,193
796
income
1—
from
Net
which is
refused to
company,
shares
approximately $19,000,000 per year and satisfactory net profits have
realized over many years of operation.
It is expected that the
Oct. 4 an¬
it has abandoned plans for the sale of 679,012
additional capital stock to present shareholders.
company
the American Telephone &
Telegraph Co.
accept the higher
price suggested by the
Commission and moved to withdraw-the offering. American Telephone
& Telegraph Co. is the owner of 1,173,696 shares,
or 21.61%
of the
New England company's stock.
sary
been
Stockholders—This
company's
Commission
sawmills
in Washington and Montana which will provide an important
supply of wood chips for use at the St. Regis pulp and paper mill at
Washington.
Neils net sales of lumber and logs for 1955 are currently at the rate
to
nounced
Tacoma
of
from
per
75
two
Company
West.
approximately
lands
the
of
and
name
has
to
"
statement
by Neils. These lands
contain one of the largest single stands of saw timber in private own¬
ership with Northwest, in acWition to substantial amounts of pulpwood.
The working radius of che
(Neils timberlands embraces approximately
15,000,000,000 board feet of timber located on federal, state and county
in
$1.20
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Can.,
investment, not for distribution.—V. 180, p. 820.
for
of
by
planing
produces
company
located
River
Company
options.
effective.
become
will
95%
in
the^ offer effective if
accept the offer.
telephone
and
and
is
1,
25,800
the-
Rainbow
Committee
as
in
least
at
Approximately
are
which
Klickitat, Wash., and at Libby,
the
located
East
director,
of
most
options is conditioned upon St. Regis making an
of Neils common stock to exchange their
basis
Lumber
operates
Libby,
and
p.
Scurry
holders
that St.
80%
Neils
2Vz
shares" of St. Regis
Paul
Neils,
son
of the
of
common.
common
the
with
holders
is
basis
Regis may declare
less
cents
60
of
Placed Privately—Announcement was made on Oct. 2
by the directors of the private sale of 90,000 shares of
the
company's stock.
These shares were bought by
Pollock
family.
same
will be
provide
Neils
company,
the
of
the
on
of
Neils
of
Neils
of
the
filed
be
the
St.
Neils
the
all
on
exchange
if
the
exercise
to
shares
share
each
holders
of
stock
common
for
members
also
to
rate
K.
common
to
stock
equivalent
be initially
from banks under
being engaged in the
t.irough wholly owned
may
company's
company,
St.
both
Pressed
common
Standard
the
on
Associates
Ferguson, President and Chairman of the Board of this
and Paul Neils of Portland, Ore., jointly announced on Oct. 3
that the holders of more than 51%
of the 300,000 outstanding shares
of the common stock of J. Neils Lumber Co. have granted St.
Regis
options to acquire their common stock holdings in exchange for shares
ov/n
Securities and
and
184,
man
offer
Co.,
Capitol
26,
and
Boston
the SEC
1062.
p.
its
company
$1,worxing capital
but
bor.cwin^s
addition
Insurance
Company,
covering
employees
increase
to
1169.
p.
with
3,736,231
railway—,
184,
old
the
the
with
;
voted
13S6.
p.
&
investment
Sept.
on
184,
prich
of
Boston
This
61,692
3,153,638
St. Regis Paper
Roy
Schuster
Securities
of
railway
"Deficit.—V.
directors
annual
an
paid
184,
President.,;-'
the
the
on
Schick
stock.—V.
new
This
210,455
*12,841
income
in
In
approximately
the
business,
underwriting terms are
to
be supplied by amendment.
Kidder, Peabody & Co. is named as
the underwriter.
After-completion of the offering to shareholders of
Vice-
1—
oper.
1955
five-year employment contract
a
and
1956,
general
credit.
both
proposed
Nov.
on
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Common Stock Fund, Inc.
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—•
control
Stainton,
but will be staffed
$337,918
railway—.
from
Net
to
using
factory parts exclusively.—V.
use
railway
Jan.
the
States.
1956
oper.
From
said
reconditioning
August—
from
Charles
by
Stainton
St. Louis-San Francisco
Gross
4
by independent firms,
operated
trained
Mr.
control
throughout
Oct.
on
organization
manufacturers
Sales.
of
objective,
national
a
appliance
announced
Director
independent
up
for
short-term
of
at
to increase
ol
line
additional
one
James Richardson & Sons, of
established
service
was
President
set
has
company
extensive
'
19,010,669
1062.
p.
5,
estimated
art
be used
its
company
where
2,271,142
income—
will
in
business,
195G,
by .its
6,365,246
2,308,994
railway—
oper.
approved
equivalent to
In
—V.
1—
Jan.
from
be
Privately—See
p.1169.
805,717
245,050
financing
program
of property additions
will involve
$30,000,000 during the years 1956-1960.
1953
$2,203,408
597,340
income
205,563
4
Chairman
Sept.
on
quarterly dividend
would
stock.
the
on
also
C, Gifford,
on Oct. 1,
sinking
iund
preferred
C8,32j shares of common
purchase
retirement
the
Standard
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc.—Registers With
1954
$1,999,919
railway
209,621";
Split Approved—
Oct.
on
Tex.—Regis¬
Commission—
;
This
RR.—Earnings
1955
$2,036,783
720,215
railway
oper.
From
Gross
Potomac
&
1956
$2,170,878
August—
Inc.—Stock
meeting
a
This
to
used
Insurance
27,
The stockholders
—V.
Gross
to
ters With
963.
stockholders
Kenneth
Colo.,
Elko
;
be
to
are
cumulative
ox
5,064
p.
proceeds
30,000
17,
Nevada on Feb.
Drive, Reno, Nev.
Idlewild
2500
2,804,500 shs.
in
unpatented
7,940
30,000
Exchange
367.
p.
approved an increase in the authorized
common stock to 2,000,000 shares from
1,000,000, or a 2-for-l split of
the outstanding common stock.
There were 600,000 shares outstanding.
At
the
and
subsidiaries, the
subsidiaries, Commercial
10,200
3,958
(Ed.)
Outstanding
20,000,000 shs.
presently
owns,
subject
to
mining lode
claims,
company
total
cents)
10
7,108
7,055
Schick
The
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
"B"
of
Such net proceeds
company
and
CAPITALIZATION
series
and
warrants
finance
$683,684
"A"
184,
new
purchase
for exploration and drilling costs;
for
equipment; and for working capital.
pay
properties
net
$742,914
The
par.
company's
Life
series
Common
—V.
stock
common
preferred,
4.7%
speculation 1,375,000 shares of common stock
a
for
Kan.
an
financing
67,511
preferred, series "C"—
preferred, series "D"
4.7%
cement
Development, Inc., Reno, Nev.—
in September publicly
&
Offered—The
of
available
Wichita,
shares
with
company
applied
" $751,195
60,143
preferred,
4%%
annual
productive
$803,057
stock
the
the
outstanding:
4%%
its
out,
total
!
preferred
on
Balance
a
increase in productive capacity for grey cement
productive capacity will be approximately
125%>
consumption of grey cement in the entire State
of Arizona, that the combined productive, capacity of Republic and of
the
Arizona
Portland
Cement
Company
will
be
approximately
2V2
times the total annual consumption of grey cement in the State, and
carried
of
deductions
income
Dividends
Republic's proposed
is
of
etc.
SEC
registration statement with the SEC
a
68,325
proceeds
287,137.
capacity
such other plant had
in the area; (2) that
sales
of
barrels
production
in
Interest
the
warrants)
by
Hickman,
2,343,278
$1,116,072
deductions
with
The company proposes to offer the preferred shares
for public sale at $20 per share.
Tn.e offering will be
underwriting group
headed
by
Schneider,
Bernet
&s
Inc.; The First Trust Co. of Lincoln; Eeecro.t, Cole & Co.;
Eoettcher and Cc.; Dewar, Robertson <Sz
Pancoast; and Austin, Hart Se
Parvin; and the underwriting commission is to be $1 per share.
(with
$1,017,941
income
filed
covering
$20 par,
made,
$1,110,796
_.
of
Securities
company
stock, $2.50
$3,361,219
2,533,705
revenue
Balance before
consumption
2,400,000
a
operated
was
that
(1)
some
having
Arizona
annum
kiln
disclose
to
approximates
plant
1,725,000
of
to
Arizona
another
;2,700,000
shut
points
cement
grey
nually,
With
This
1955
$3,694,501
4.
letter, of notification
a
Southwestern Investment Co., Amarillo,
v
Works—Earnings Again Up—
Aug. 31—
revenue
Sept. 27 filed
Clinger, Inc., all
working capital.
tered
stock,
San
Exchange Commission—
on
&
used for
Offering—
prospectus
the
company
covering 40,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($7.50
per share), through Small-Milburn Co., Inc., Brooks & Co., and
LathroP,
and
information
of
Susp'd
secondary offering of 25,869 shares of common stock
(par $1) was made on Sept. 21 by White, Weld & Co. at
$24 per share, with a dealer's concession of 85 cents
per
share. It was completed.—V.
184, p. 524.
,
other
180,
A
issuer's
•
various
above.—V.
The
Herrick
San
grey
extreme
cement,
cement
See
the
its
area
uie
from
encounter
white
area,
adequacy
registration
will
supply
now
proposed eleven state marketing
in
installation
productive
comDetitor
economically
demunus
past
initial
proposed
petition in the marketing of its grey cement; and that Republic's
proposed initial productive capacity of white cement is approximately
25%
early
Neils'
the general public, and the
voting control and participation
by
thereof; that the
plus that of its
excess
the
the
and
earnings; that the management officials have
the production of cement, nor, with one excep¬
issuer,
the
in
far
therefore,
that,
in
for
program
of
percentage
marketing
of
is
cement,
no
promoters
the
on
which
in
area
the
experience
no
tion,
the issuer has
the
disparity
by
possible
any
had
funds;
venture
9
a
on
new
issue of 379,974 shares of 5%
convertible preferred stock, series
C, at
cumu¬
par
($10
share), flat.
The corporation has presently out¬
standing two issues of preferred, series A and series B,
per
!
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1482)
in addition to its
tion
is
shares.
common
primary right to purchase
preferred for every four shares
new
of either series and
ten
shares
of
share of
one
with
common
oversubscribe.
over
old
of
preferred
each
in
right
work
in
consequent increase in invenhas created a need for addi¬
process
needs for working capital at this time. Temcp
in
the
manufacture
of
assemblies
and
sub¬
aircraft for major aircraft manufacturers; also
modification,
reconditioning
and
repairing
of
military,
company's
primarily
of military
assemblies
The subscription offer will expire Oct. 29.
the
with
years
and
capital.
It is anticipated that the increase in working
provided by the sale of the debentures should substantially
capital
overhaul,
commercial
This offering is not underwritten.
several
past
working
satisfy the
is
engaged
to
case
of materials
tional
preferred for each
new
the
share of the
one
the
tores
The basis of subscrip¬
the
and
personal
aircraft
and
assemblies.—V.
184,
964.
p.
Edison,
Brooklyn
Electric
&
The
12
Union
Gas, Long Island
Lighting,
Public
Service
Philadelphia Electric, United Gas Improvement and
Gas,
Piedmont
Natural
Gas
company's
months
cubic
of
cubic
June
which
share
into
of
three
series
Equity General
000
of
preferred
of
both
owns
outstanding
has agreed
issue
of
exercise its
to
be
will
stock
convertible
at
any
and
shares
common
$3,400,000
rights
fered
holders
the
preferred
in
OFFERS—At
stock
same
at
Sept.
record
of
the
the
right
time.
27
exchange
to
all
series
its
series
and
9.4
billion
to
buy
shareholders
shares
shares
for
the
of
new
growing out of a diversification
Engine Co. of Buffalo, N. Y., a
two
Principal
years ago.
France Corp., a
commenced
program
diesel
members
engine
the
of
manufacturer,
group
Lafire
leading manufacturer of fire-fighting apparatus,
equipment, and special purpose military vehicles; Yawman
Manufacturing Co., manufacturer of metal office furniture,
protection
&
Erbe
equipment
and
supplies;
the
Prescott
Co.,
heavy
industrial
machinery;
Sterling
Instrument
Division,
electronic
and
electro¬
factures
devices
and
instrumentation,
which
and
develops
manu¬
radar equipment, guided missile control
systems/ automation
and Sterling Fibre-Glass Plastics Division,
which designs
equipment
for
fabrication
of
reinforced
fibre-glass plastic
products
and
produces
PROCEEDS—The
outstanding
plastic
proceeds
obligations
CAPITALIZATION
bathtubs
of
the
for
and
GIVING
and
sports
subscription
general
EFFECT
TO
tops.
car
will
corporate
184.,
conv.
to
5%
debs,
due
Jan.
1,
Commercial Invest.
preferred
Series
stock
($10
C
Common
1971
PRESENT
(10c
to
repay
of
the
379,974 shs.
7,500.000 shs.
______
*4,578,859 shs.
•Includes
810,000
shares
held
by a
wholly-owned subsidiary,
120
acquired by Old Sterling from an objecting stockholder, and
2,208 shares conditionally delivered and recovered by the
corporation
upon failure of the condition.
"
shares
corporation
1:,4
shares
shares
bentures.
Also
held
reserved
with
a
of
treasury
issuance
the
corporation
converstion
upon
of
and
the
excludes
Corp.
to
and
the
of
Carroll
for
reserved
series
C
Van
issuance
C
tAssuming
series
with
agreements
Hartesveldt.
Also
Precision
excludes
conversion, at the
stock now offered.
upon
preferred
that
Equity
preferred
Trans-American
General
stock.—V.
purchases
184,
1,139,922
initial
shares
conversion
least
at
Instrument
rate,
shares
89,974
corporation
and
dedicated
President
will
and
accrue
After
mon
stock
and
will
class
B
director
a
the
to
the
sale
(convertible
for
commOn
into
his
stock
six
Detroit.
only
in
In
and
Portland,
in
and
$24,051,726
company
of
each
of
company
the
operating
23
six
mately
of
$5,546,210 in
stock;
and
Hornblower
Co.;
&
Oscar E.
Hague,
Noble
&
1933
to
shares
of
from
tele¬
seven
stations
pipeline
20-inch
does
to
not
to
propose
will
They
serve
used
be
to
line
Toledo,
and
station
customers. The cost of the
bank loans.—V. 184, p. 471.
facilities
present
temporary
gas
30,
1946
in
1956
net
and
the
re¬
would
of
tional
Commission
Illinois
which
has
the
estimates
will
be
with
connection
Illinois
certificates
to
to
them
cost
con¬
financed
of
cost
this
funds
from
Peoples
Light
Gas
proposed facilities will provide a
to the system of Peoples and
construction
to
be
hand.
on
Coke
&■
third
input
of
District
desired
of
qualities
also
The
delivery
new
by
nearly
those
of
excess
in
proposed
through
divi¬
annual
will
point
50'/.
Illinois
and
point
permit
Gas.
increase
increase
No
1974,
those
class
B
&
associated
Co.;
of
as
of
in
Bateman,
June
$i
common
stock,
30,
Texas
application.—V.
the
Power &
be
to
sale
$1
par.
tithe
the
parent
Texas
with
Northern
of
offering are:
Curtis; Cruttenden
Company, Inc.; Smith,
&
be
natural
will
and
Eichler
Co.-
&
p'1273 & C°': Dittmar & Co': and WatlinB. Lerchen
&
is
stock
of
Peoples'
natural
of
in
gas
transported
or
was
held
with
on
rnmntnSt'0Ck!10lilefS win.
from the
company s stock
re.them
ti!n
two
IS
Oct.
31
in
connection
Curtiss-Wright Corp.
vote whether to change
t0
present
grant
$lo
per
the
share
Curtiss-Wright
to
management
contract
at
$5
to
middle
the
of
closed,
is
loans,
of
other
option
the
pro-
other
for
and
stock
plant
the
Utilities Co.,
$2,000,000 to
of
sale
managed by
Securities
&
Co.
be
to
the
first
of
Kidder,
preferred
Peabody
&
Merrill
of
and
end
the
will
bonds
to
Oct.
on
and
the
will be
estimated
company's
remainder
the
for
purposes.—V.
Kordite
Kordite
of
plans
have
feet
square
start
181,
in
Division
capital
used
to
expendi¬
1956
of
and
operations
in
expanding
Macedon
is
and
111.,
Jacksonville
its
to
for
Inc.,
occupy
the
Ralph E. Damp, until recently
manu¬
produce
Co.
The
a
recovery
Rob/rt
Robert
With
P
F.
£/wan-Finch of the
Six, Chairman ©II Corp.-..
it was announced
on
Oc
3
Board.
the
election
development
of
program
Mr.
for
Damp,
crude
oil
■CSSn.^ fieLd„0f. natural
Swan Pinch,
founded
in
1853,
an" abroad ain l955hlth,
in
Swan-Finch
production
resources.
is
a
will
and
Mr.
Six
producer "of
™arl";ted throughout
launch
step
up
5K. P
premium
n
by
ing
new
existing
SSSSSf ASTSSSS: S™-F!nch '• —
p
826
Damp
I ills
the
post
temporarily
held
mUeS aS a director and Treasurer
Securities
ne
oil
nn<4
the United states
by
natural gas
Lowell
M
pro-
Birrpll
of the company.—V. 184^
Jan.
from
ry.
Corp., Dallas,
Tex.-Registers
Exchange Commission—
252,531
46.021
of
With
4,646,893
2,053,985
1,670,988
739,269
railway
493,705
income____
1170.
p.
16
4,612,393
5,188,675
1,689,014
•
2,140,842
513,576
679,110
*
-
~ — •fcSS*£h.*S
shares
pire at 3:30
Gas Pipe Line
held
«paSne
of
record
Corp.—Stock Offered
writing
the
&
will
system
to
construction
which
during
Webster
sinking
for
fund
issuance
restricted
stock
to
pay¬
officers
option
plan.
to purchase agreements dated
and 13 institutional investors. The
$20,000,000 outstanding notes.
repay
Corp
40%
Securities
with
over¬
is
the
from
the
general
sale
funds
It. was
purposes.
of
of
the
the
estimated
are
under¬
additional
to
830,994
MCF
day,
per
common
company to be availsas
of June 30,
1956
will spend approximately $55,000,000
designed to increase the allocated
19.57
the
to
transportation
extends
New
1,842
and
and
miles
sale
from
operates
an expansion
capacity of the
on
exclusive
an
of
natural
the
Texas
of
gas
interstate
gas.
has
sive
of
a
customers
present
and
in
the
Its
main
Louisiana
pipe¬
Gulf
York-New
Philadelphia
allocated
New
area
York
and
metropolitan
the
Piedmont
area',
area,
parts
of New
including
Stock
-
Offering
a
of
a
under
issuance
the
Securities
Act
of
1933.
provisions
the
per
share.
the
time
of
by
The
to
notification
A
offering
offering
16,
most
whom
of
the
and
post
with
circular
file,
on
value
used
sentations
In
violation
suspension
daily
that
other
no
which
both
had
those
of
filing
of
to
the
president
originally
issued
to obtain
about
thfct
A
found
such
him,
to
that
fronj.;the
and
anyone;
claims
(3)
were
fhe area,
in
and
in
make
any
repre¬
authorized
to
the
therein.
to
26
so-called
a
in
adver¬
circular
respects
issuer's
in
and
offering
to
the
increased
transferred
or
at
500
731,000
persons
consulting
used
the
shares
geologist
failed
degree in geology or any other subject from any recognized
that
the
practical
application
of
developments
looking
a
university,
toward
had sold
5c
exemp¬
offering
of
an
delivered
not
contained
the
sfation,
copies
difiered .in, many
been
of
Regulation
of
television
delivery
activity
p.s
one
than
first
was
pro¬
at
and
Hawaii.
of
circulars
and
stock
1955;
sold
been
conditions
(2)
which
in
had
Hawaiian
a
1955,
U-H
of
addition, the Commission found that the offering circular
misleading
in failing to disclose among other things that
was
A
compliance
the
early August,
advertisement
without
purchasers
circular
and
111
Commission;
representations
increasing in
over
cards
the
and
terms
included
newspapers,
oiferees
in
temporary
residents
were
l!l.
July
shares
commenced
1955, about 635,160 shares
of
Commission
offering
Regulation
on
Regulation,
filed
was
6,000,000
of
was
Commission's
violations
pamphlets
the
of
permanent suspension of the exemption.
stated,
"the
nature
and
extent
of
the
compliance witli the terms and conditions of the
fraud in
connection
with
the
sales
of
stock,
for permanent suspension of the exemption."
non
the
of
Hawaiian
standards
for
Commission
Dec.
the
and
basis
a
the
use
of atomic power for industry had not yet occurred to
significant extent, that where properties are in the exploratory
the opinion of experts
that much uranium
ore
will
be
un¬
is
not predicated on any reasonable basis, and that generally
deposits are sporadic, small in character, and widely sep¬
Furthermore, there was a failure to disclose after Sept. 1,
that
the
issuer's
option
to
purchase
certain
of
the
claims
arated.
1955,
described
had
the
in
further
no
circular
interest
had
been
not
such
in
exercised
claims.—V.
183,
that
and
the
issuer
449.
p.
This
SEC
Corp.—Registers Debentures With SEC—
of
corporation
covering
convertible
15-year
proceeds
funds
extent
of
of
made
the
.
of
the
debentures
and
used
facilities,
Lehman
June
in
of
made
loss of
write-offs
ended-
which
will
and
July
be
income
Tentative
the
to
head
the
and
in
products,
proposed
the
under¬
adjustments,
of
1S56
as
years
a
reported
a
Inventory
also
were
and
of
other
new
adjust¬
made
re¬
$602,389.
to
resulted
in
$4,778,183.
tax
building
and
year-end,
experimental
products,
new
proposed
approximately $587,230 in
31.
the
corporation
audit
with
with
postponed.
available
unaudited
Underwood's
July,
loss
a
combined
for
the
with
seven
approximately $3,750,000
Tor reduction against
carry-over
1957-19^52.
figures
management
for
August
show
1956
and
anticipates
its
that
a
domestic
losses
loss
of
ap¬
subsidiaries,
will
be
net
loss
incurred
remaining months of 1956.
the
foreign
months
seven
corporation
and
its
subsidiaries;
$347,004)
the
to
and,
engineering,
products
new
the
.
added
capital
and
will
<
.
as
of July
31. 1956,
debentures, write-offs ag¬
inventories,
tooling
and
other
proximately $550,000 for the corporation
to
of
discontinued
connection
been
the
an
in
the
with
$5,000,000
,
the
in
three
to
in
connection
has
operating
months
for
be
research
Brothers
1956
with
issuance
were
costs
which
30.
ordinarily ascertained at the
additional losses amounting
sulting
and
will
working
as
for
development
connection
respect
incurred
ments,
In
$3,624,079
with
factories
ended
proposed
development
taxable
statement
of approximately
debentures.
-
expenditures
of operations.
$35,515.
gregating
expenses
of
sale
for
plant
months
lor
these
registration
a
offering
group.-
six
For
An
the
the
general expansion
filed
4
public
subordinated
corporation
from
of
available,
modernization
writing
Oct.
on
proposed
a
amounted
write-offs
ended
domestic
and
to
a
July
$5,125,187,
mentioned
31,
subsidiaries
Feedral
of
1956.
which
above.—V.
the
(excluding
income
$3,624,079
184,
p.
of
dividends
credit
tax
was
the
from
aggregating
attributable
1397.
from
pipeline
Jersey-Philadelphia
metropolitan
area
capacity of 705,497 MCF per day, exclu¬
gas
available from storage. ? The major portion of the auth¬
capacity of the company's system has been allocated to serve
and
to
suspension
admitted
United
+he
for
system
owns
Utah
the
of a decision denying
for
withdrawal
of
its
Regulation A
public offering of stock and making
Regulation A exemption of the offer¬
corporation
Regulation
the public
posed
ex¬
White, Weld &
Corp.
Provo,
announced
respect
including
ample ground
For
proceeds
added
b?
Oct. 17, 1956.
on
storage.
the
1957,
through
pursuant
Securities
24
this
with
affords
"Here,"
issuer's
offering.
PROCEEDS—Net
for
Oct.._1, 1956,
The subscription offer will
(EDT)
p.m.
Stone
and
orized
company's
1956
Corp.,
Sept.
the
express
and
subscription privileges.
Coast
in
company
to
legistration
which
profit
5,201,572
shares, rights to subscribe for 441,250 addi¬
tional shares of common stock (par 50 cents) at a price
of $16 per share, on the basis of one extra share for
able
such
reserved
are
its
with
common
shares
bonds
decision,
the
Commission
observed
that
a
exemption from registration is a conditional one based
65,169
—This corporation is offering to holders of its outstand¬
line
181,279
59,544
1-L
Transcontinental
system
the
207,074
151,508
BUSINESS—Corporation
£££ by'am^nd'ment
J&XTtfthT
1953
$647,823
259,454
railway
oper.
184,
program
Aircraft
and
1954
$530,424
income
that the company
Temco
1955
$603,767
railway
from
each
of
thereafter
year
The
—
Webster
of
from
In
the
$657,962
railway
oper.
Net
ing
each
1171.
on
reauest
general
1956
from
From
Co.
Mr.
SEC
costs
engineering executive of Standard
Jeisey) and a widely known
authority 011 secondary
methods lor oil
production, has been elected President and
$10,010,000
accelerate
may
stock
the
1,
the
Uranium
permanent
Macedon,
maintainod.
are
President, etc.—
'New
under
used
in
presently under construction
a
research laboratory
new
product development.—V.
184,
p.
1170.
for
from
an
in
15.
Dec.
on
facilities
offices
manufacturing
August—
—V.
&
p.
U-H
The
Net
Swan-Finch Oil Corp.—New
of
uranium
Textron
of
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
Gross
be
Underwood
executive
has
ry.
T^nfinoon Curtiss-Wright working control of Studebaker.
outstanding!—V 134! p 1173. ^ authorized' of which 6,400,000 are
contained
Permanently Suspended—
any
1605.
p.
formulated
been
Jacksonville,
Kordite
meanwhile,
where
Net
if
Currently
Oil
184,
issuer's
the
corporate
that
2
175,000
will
the
Y.
Net
option
the
under
outstanding under
to
Stone
—V.
of
offered
be
polyethylene dry cleaning bags, printed and plain
many other polyethylene products in
this field.
Kordite
buv
The
be
as
long as any bonds of the
The company will be obligated to retire
debentures
common
Nov.
on
-Lynch,
by
and
consummated
mortgage
the
date.
program
President
Samuels,
over
facture
during the first
share.
issued
restrictions
may
$350,000,000
Indenture
between
will
tisements
Textron, Inc.—Kordite Division to Expand—
Gross
the
to
which
aggregate
and
be
mav
539.000 shs.
underwriters
named
below have
severally
purchase from the company, in the respective percentages
below, such of the shares of additional common stock as are
subscribed for pursuant to the subscription offer:
White, Weld & Co.
60%
false
negotiate
finance
to
for
m
Texas
contribution
cash
later
a
October
of
preferred
group
that
at
construction
and
Richard
recently
value
The
an
Corp.
per
the
par
$1.
Corp.
unissued shares of Studebaker-Packard
of the
years
with
subject
amount
to
an
series
more
bonds,
539,000 shs.
forth
set
.♦
be
issued
proceeds
The
registration state¬
a
from
the sale of these securities
aggregating
approximately $22,000,000
its
1957,
In
bonds
regulation,
proceeds
short-term
Collin,
or
outstanding.
personnel
1956
afford
company.
sales
for
planned
for
& Co.—V. 184,
Studebaker-Packard Corp.—Special
Meeting Called—
<?°rlJorati<>n on Sept. 26 announced that a special meeting of its
stockholders will
program
l,
as
mortgage' .bonds. 1
sale
a
the
Union
eane
bidding
tures
N.
announced
key
$To be
April
tion
sold
series
new
first
make
of
preparing
Dillon,
Fenner
contribution
bags
150.000 shs.
7,501,250 shs.
one
the
debenture
by
1397.
p.
about
a
in
underwriting
an
Eastman
The
of
amount
equity
is
competitive
a
150.000 shs.
10.000.000 shs.
principal
+200,000 shares of
delivery
of
capacity
quantities
to
184,
SEC
the'preferred
stock
It
the
shares
company,
Power
October,
with
100,000
common
announced
the
sh.)
ments.
Light Co.—Plans Financing—
principal
the
com¬
sh.)
per
decreasing amounts for three years thereafter.
In
certain
relating to gas supply,' provisions in the rqortgage and
transportation
points
Oct. 2 reported it is preparing
filed
ol
the
1956
value
par
of
and
per
cents________
in
funds
1,000.000 shs.
$50
limited
are
$20,000 000
value),
circumstances
covered
capitalization
of
is
FINANCING
Outstanding
$100
50
Co.
daily
the
in
authorized
heretofore
This company on
for
(par
sinking
$11,710,000
stage
shares
Bache
present series
persons,
at
PRESENT
$$20,000,000
;
value
value
bonds
mortgage
The
stock
stock
notification
Co.
major
certain
to
gas
Peoples and Northern
by
system
Co.,
TO
approxi¬
Gas
The
At
of
4o!o00.000
1977
par
series
(stated
(stated
mortgage securing
theirein.
The total
this
Company.
Chicago District estimates the cost of corithese facilities to be $4,600,000. which will be financed by
borrowing, issuance of common stock and from funds on hand.
the
in
ser.
ser.
not
Facilities—
granted
structing
ment
comDany
income
._
Power
retire
stock
common
current
Gas
Construct
Chicago District proposes to construct approximately 14.1 miles of
36-inch line from the eastern terminus of its Howard Street pipeline
to
the northerly city limits of Chicago,
where it will make an addi¬
income
income
and
its
on
Natural
the
net
___
due
(without
UNDERWRITERS
Gas Pipeline Co.—To
1956,
and
$169,446,000
series
stock
0Additional
markets
additional
connect
Texas
Pierce,
$3,351,805
June
pfd.
tCommon
in
together
additional
any
receive
30.
1975
for
to
$6,411,000,
stations
$11,145,765
The
20-inch
proposes
to construct a 30-inch loop line extending
approximately 38 miles, adjacent to Its existing 20-inch
with the existing
30-inch pipeline facilities
of
Chicago District, known as the Howard Street pipeline, in the Chicago
television
and
with
television
ended
1955.
of
Lalourde
June
$84,166,081
EFFECT
1976—__
$2.55
Illinois
Joliet
pipeline,
com¬
broadcast
Cleveland,
Weeks; Paine, Webber, Jackson
Dooly & Co.; Hugh Johnson &
Co.;
B
share basis)
206,250
and
long-term debt; 788,250 shares
1,686.500
UNDERWRITERS—Among
&
for
States
dividends
Lake
216.7
totaled
bonds:
due
proposed
East
miles
13
construct
share.
per
CAPITALIZATION—Outstanding
was.
mon
share
$14,303,236
of
do.—■
Corp.—To Increase Facilities
its
about
customers
$11,011,000.
Texas
from
proceeds
operates a television
radio station only.
months
revenues
from
years
$1.80
the
class
radio
increased
revenues
compared with revenues
the similar 1955 period.
the
of
of
Radio
to
Storer,
AM-FM
an
as
is
rate
"one
vote
United
standard
DIVIDENDS—Tide company has paid
dend
to
Birmingham,
the
Va.,
For
B.
shares
a
outstanding
authorized
was
company and Chicago District Pipeline Co.
authorizing
struct
and
operate natural gas facilities
estimated to
$10,000,000
stations).
Atlanta,
W.
1955.
reported
$2,863,908
$1,841,104 for
In
in
right
the
in
seven
FM
Ore.,
Wheeling,
EARNINGS—Operating
to
the
on
George
trust,
operator
Miami.
and
1,092,890
stock
by
the largest,inctependent radio
is
stations
having affiliated
located
are
company,
own
lifetime
in
owned
are
common
held
and
.owner
broadcast
(with
the
company.
Storer will
BUSINESS—Company
vision
of
sold
Mr.
retain
broadcasting
being
by
Federal
Chicago
Broadcasting Co.—Stock Offered—Reynolds &
Co., Inc., on Oct. 4 headed an underwriting group offer¬
ing for public sale 200,000 shares of common stock
($1
par value) at $25.25 per share.
shares
to
of
Operate Additional
The
gas
Storer
PROCEEDS—All
end
facilities.
these
financed
be
of
1273.
p.
line
pipe
due
"issuable
filing,
de¬
141,600 shares reserved for issuance pursuant
to Restricted Stock
Option Agreements; and 250,400 and 19,167 (sub¬
ject to market fluctuationsi shares which may be required to be issued
pursuant
to
totaled
industrial
ended
of
GIVING
series
$4.90
Parish to the Thibodatix area, Lafourche Parish
purchase meter station in the Thibodaux area.
gas
The
with
area.
the
in
for
for
Sept. 24.
Production's
$1,459,000.
is
proposes
the
from
Assumption
•
Excludes
560,660%
months
series
Cum.
operate
the
properties
of
sell
natural
gas
to
Arkansas
Production
Texas
as
facilities
proposed
The
extending
42,030
379,974 shs.
12
to
feet.
revenues
3*/a%
agreed
Outstanding
+$2,500,000
$3,400,000
mortgage
•Debentures—4%
the
1397.
p.
Texas Illinois Natural
par500.000 shs.
par)___.
Co
accepted
of
sales
cubic
resale
Authorized
•First
and0
continue
to
been
on
Texas
Eastern
application by this corporation for the construction and operation
of natural gas facilities in Louisiana has been accepted for filing, the
Federal Power Commission announced on Sept. 21.
The estimated cost
FINANCING
Trust, Inc.
_
stock
Merger
purposes.
Authorized
4,/2%
and
of
acquire
to
Texas Gas Transmission
'
Notes
Corp.—Proposed
An
serves
used
be
1397 and 1273.
pp.
the
operating
CAPITALIZATION
such
equipment;
special
184,
total
for
1,
for temporary bonds
Place, New York, N. Y.,
Exchange
93'/
owns
proposes
Gas
Louisiana
V.
which
Production
Texas
filing
mechanical
stock,
common
about
American
are:
Feb.
of companies
with
Sterling
group
a
43
parent
company
have
Commission announced
Power
Eastern,
Texas
their
BUSINESS—Sterling Precision Corp. consists of
due
this corporation and its subsidiary, Texas
seeking
authorization
for
the
acquisition
the
by
Federal
the
subscription rights
preferred, or their rights to exchange their
or they may exercise both rights.
stock,
common
either
exercise
may
Eank,
Tran»mission
Eastern
subsidiary
for shares of the corporation's common stock on the basis
shares of common for each share of series A
preferred and
shares of common for each share of series B preferred.
Preferred
series
had
direct
from storage, for the
approximately 226.1 billion
totaled,
sales
$10,888,202.
for delivery in exchange
Manhattan
Applications by
Production
Corp.,
B
3Vb
three
3%%
bonds,
Bonds—
1956,
3%%
exchange
of
line
First National Bank of Chicago.—V.
Texas
their shares
of
part
any
or
and
A
nojw available
Chase
pipe
mortgage
Co.—Definitive
of
Sterling Precision Corp. of¬
of
first
at The
and
of
are
The
at
the extent
to
neeessary to assure a subscription of 290.000 of the 379,974 shares
the
new
preferred.
Equity General is a wholly-owned subsidiary
The Equity Corp., art investment company.
EXCHANGE
1276.
4; convertible
of
subscription
Definitive
$1,800.-
Transmission
Gas
Tennessee
stock.
common
which
Corp.*
Sterling's
debentures,
C
shares
including deliveries
30,
amount
feet
approximately
EARNINGS—For
Each
time
Co.
sales,
gas
ended
f«rt.
billion
Monday, October 8, 1956
...
Aircraft Corp.—Stock Sold—A
public offering
through Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., of the
48,500 shares of 4% preference stock was
oversubscribed.
They were priced at $101 per share,
on
Oct. 3,
unsubscribed
with
a
dealer's
concession
of
(Continued
on
$1
per
V. 184, p. 1274.
Jersey,
Consolidated
page
48)
share.
See
also
Number 5575
Volume 184
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1483)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements
tables.
first
the
In
Name of Company
Dallas
grouped in two separate
are
we.(indicate all tlte dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second
table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Per■
Aberdeen
Fund
(special
3/10c from
of
ized profits and 7/10c from
incomet
Aeronca
Aberdeen
real¬
class
Allentown
Corp.
Corp.,
27c
Box
American
Colortype
Co,
American
Distilling
11-
1
10-15
10-26
10-15
11-
Mutual
J.)
1
rather
shares
10-31
11-15
11-
11-15
11-10
12-17
11- 1
10-26
12- 3
10-22
American
list
States
30c
10-26
10-16
American
Viscose
Products
Anderson,
preferred
Appalachian
4Vi%
Co.
class
A
preferred
Subject
Associated
Fund,
Associated
1
10-19
Fairchild
11-
1
10-19
10-11
Federal
11-30
Fenestra,
Inc.
11-
10-15
Fitcnburg
Gas &
and
9-
A
Corp..
Products,
10-
.
pfd.
preferred
omitted
Beech
Bliss
payment
Aircraft
&
Co..
this
at
Corp.
30c
i—
$1.12Va
$1.12,/2
Brockton
$3.80
General
General
Public
10-12
General
10-15
General
Steel
11-
1
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-31
10-31
10-31
Taunton
of
Gas,
Steel
—
--———
Corp.
California
Water
Telephone,
&
(quar.!_____
_______
—
iquar.»
Sr
——
County Ry Co.
iquar.) r_;
Burlington
Oils
.
(s-a)
Capital
City Products <year-endv
Castle-Trethewey Min»s, Ltd
:
Caterpillar Tractor Co.. common (increased)
4.20%
preferred (quar.),
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp. (quar.)
...
Central-Illinois
Securities
preferred
Certain-Teed
Gotham.
Chadbourn
5%
preferred
6%
11-1
10-10
10-10
10-10
10-10
10-10
10c
11-15
75c
1-2-57
12-14
11-15
10-15
50c
£15c
60c
$1.05
10-22
12-28
10-15
12- 3
10-19
10-19
10-10
20c
11-
1
|__
(quar.)
25c
11- 1
12-27
10-22
12-10
week
last
as
The corrected
tribution.
a
$0.5889
be held
to
Chiekasha
proved
stock
on
5%
plan
5'
5%''
A
at
Electric
Co..
common
pfd.
6%
preferred
Concord
5V2%
Electric,
preferred
Conlon-Moore
Consolidated
Gas
Freightways
Copper-Jarrett
Inc.
10-
5
Roper
(George
12-
4
Rose's
5,
593/8c
1-1-57
12-
4
1-1-57
12-
4
Sargent
iquar. 1
53y8c
1-1-57
12-
4
Schwitzer
1
12-
11-15
12-14
Security
10-17
New
from
Mutual,
Inc.
investment
1
10-15
Southern
bution
of
l5Vac
from
realized
10-15
Southern
Fire
1
10-15
Southern
Nevada
10-15
9-29
International
Ocean
Telegraph
Co.
Kennedy's, Inc.
(quar.)_______
Department Stores—
(initial
common
Stores
E
Ltd.
$1.25
10-15
62'/2 c
10-15
5
Steinberg's, Ltd., 5'/*%
pfd. A
10-15
10-
5
Sunrise
iquar.)
(quar.)_
10-15
10-
1
Swank,
_____!
•
1-J
Stores,
R
A
Glass
Mfg.
(quar. )_^_^__
4.48'<
United
Transit
5%
preferred
9-29
10-10
9-29
11-
1
10-19
11-
$3.50
vote
27
at
on
a
Co.
a
meeting
proposal
to
11-15
10.31
10-31
11-15
11-
1
12-
1
10-31
£l5c
.
11-
10-15
11-
9
10-15
10-15
1
£5c
11-
1
11-
1
10-15
£5c
Ltd.
Mines
(quar.i
Shoe
&
Corp.,
Co.,
10-31
1
11-
1
1-2-57
11-
1
50c
(quar.i
11-
1
10-19
45c
(quar.i.
common
10-15
1
11-30
12-
£S1
G.)
11-
£35c
£50c
iquar.)
Ltd.
11-
1
(quar.)__
10-15
(interim)—
J15c
10-19
10-
12-
1
12-
1
11-16
Mississippi Power & Light—
Bradley
4%
Co.
11-15
79c
10-15
9-24
(quar.)
20c
12-14
11-28
Montana
10-10
$4.20
4.50%
!
see
Bradley
Power
preferred
Power
1
preferred
$g
$1.14
$1.09
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
10-11
10-31
10-11
10-
1
11-'
t
10-15
11-
1
10-15
9-21
10-30
10-15
10-30
10-15
11-
10-15
12c
10-31
40c
1
Inc.—
from
capital
income)™,..
10-10
10-29
10-15
15c
11-15
10-31
(quar.)__
$1.06 >/4
11-10
10-25
15%
Light,
pfd.
$4.25
$1.12 Va
(quar.i
gtd.
RR.,
(s-ai
com.
—
Zinc
10-31
12-14
12-
3
11-15
Mines,
Ltd.
£l2'/ac
.
——
10-31
10-
6
10-31
10-
6
11-12
10-26
£2c
(quar.)
—
£17 Va'c
20c
Ltd., class A
—
Co.
10-25
11-15
1-2-57
$1.50
(quar.i
Paper Co.,
11-10
5c
$1.50
Z__v
Seashore
11-
10-10
1
we
this
week,
these being given
in the
When
Holden
Per
11-
1
_
11-16
10-20
Share
Name of Company
Aluminum
Acme
$1.10
1111-
1
1
10-15
1-1-57
10-15
12-
1
preferred
Co.
$1.20
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
Air
$1.50
11-
1
10-11
Akron
$1.05
11-
1
10-11
Inc.
preferred
Control
10-11
10-
8
10-
from
net
inc.)
11-
8
1
9-18
10-
8
(increased
10-10
9-24
6c
10-22
9-21
quar.)
tlOc
12-
3
10-31
£27 Vic
Ltd., common—
(s-a»
Products
10-10
10-11
10c
(quar.
fs'ock dividend 1
Allen. (R. C.) Business Machines, Inc.
Brass
3
3%
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores,
5Va%
3
11-
$1
(quar.)
(s-ai_—
Fund,
1
11-
7VaC
(Uvidend
Services
11-
40c
—
Engineering, class A_
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
Slock
10-15
27VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Affiliated
Payable of Rec.
Alloys
10c
conv.
Steel
Acme
$1.10
pfd,
10-31
preceding table.
$1.12'/a
4.80%
7,
10-15
•.—
announced
dends
Aero
(quar.i__
Co..
12-15
Co.—
iquar.)
7
12-
give tHe dividends announced In prevloui
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
Extra
$2
Co.,
12-
11-15
20c
dividend)
(stock
&
&
11-20
12-21
15c'
i
quar.);:.
(6c
earned
(quar.)
Lead
11-20
11-30
2%
Adams
(s-a)
preferred
12 VaC
(Milton)
(quar.)
Birmingham RR.
Monongahela
35c
(quar.i
(quar.)
preferred
&
preferred
$1.37'/2
$4.40
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
4.36%
Mobile
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
from
Conversion
Below
11-16
$1
Stores
preferred A
preferred B
Yale
B
10-10
12-21
$1.25
(quar. )
10-19
$1.1834
1_
Co.
4%
Class
10-15
1
11-30
1%
preferred
Westminister
1
11-
62'/a C
Corp.
special
Wood
pfd.
(quar.)_l._
com.
Co.
Distributors,
Gas
Jersey
11-
net
Corp.
$4.50
10-15
securi¬
dividend)
5%
(increased
Fund,
6c
Washington
10-15
10-15
£15c
Oil,
Porcupine
Vulcan
6'/
£31 Vic
^
Aircraft
Welbilt
50c
(quar.)
Vertol
from
Food
Fund
Line
gains
West
25c
Co.,
Ltd., 60c pref. class A
1
be
partic. pfd. (quar.)
Zinc
11-
basis.
(quar.)____i
Hegler
10-26
split
to
three-for-one
a
1
11-15
15c
25c
011
Value
10-16
1
1
£37c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Sea
Line
Value
10-22
1111-
56>/4c
from
(stock
(Ind.)
Corp.,
Products
Camp
8
7>/aC
iquar.)
dividend
Stock
10-
11c
(5c
7c
and
Corp.
Telephone Co:
Universal
Van
5
10-15
12C
Fund
income
9-30
10-15
5
10-
lc
Continental
investment
10-31
1
10-
10-15
Inc.—
United
10-10
5
10-15
10c
(accum.)
)_1
(quar.
Glass
10-15
11-
10-
$2.50
__^
pfd.
$6
Co., common
Series
A
preferred
(quar.i__
United Corporation, Ltd., class A
Co.—
(quar. >__,
will
Dec.
(Arthur
(quar,)
10-15
10-15
10-31
10-15
10-15
25C
Unit,
10-31
1
11-15
10-26
50%
10-31
11-
3
33 %C
;■
.
(quar.i
United
1
I
(increased)
Gas
Funds,
10-12
5%
City
&
10-
11-
10c
Mfg. Co., class A
B
10-11
10-15
10c
quarterly
9th
'10-16
60c
;
dividend
&
10-25
25c
;
^
iquar.)__
(Minn.)—
Company
11-15
$1.75
A
(quar.)
Corp.
Can
9
10-15
28c
dividend
United
9-28
10-
12'a c
ii'LtCi*
pfd. A (quar.)
(quar.i
preferred
Oil
l'
9-28
Co.—
class
£25c
17 Vac
(quar.i
(quar.)__
Mclntyre
434%
10-15
$1.25
Co.
Milling
Extra
B
Finance,
Increased
10-18
(Del.)—
(quar.i
Grain.
10-25
1
£$131
11-
10-19
t
20c
Supermarkets
ties profits)
United Industrial
$1
on
9
11-
50c
Holdings, Ltd., 5')
10-15
11-
10-31
37 Vac
*
(s-ai
common
Class
10-11
50c
(quar.)__
(quar.i
Inc.
Steel
10-20
10c
____________
Inc.
£15c
...
____
common
Rice
preferred
12-14
£15e
(quar.)
(quar.)
State
1-2-57
20c
A
(quar.)
preferred
9-28
$1.50
__
10-11
25c
class
Meyercord
10-16
10-31
10-
Class
quar.)
Ltd.,
Mercantile
12Vic
11-15
10-15
United
(quar.)
Island Lighting
Melville
1
10-15
50c
quar.)
(quar.i__
Ulrich
_.
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
McKee
11-
1
common
Light
£l5c
Printing,
preferred
10-18
10- 9
11-
Stearns
22 Vac
(quar.i
Extra
10-15
10-15
Springfield
Mfg.
12-14
11-15
5
B
12-28
25c
5
Co.
1
10-15
10c
10-
Gas
1
10-
£62 Vac
10-
Mfg.
10-
1
(quar.)
(inc.
10-15
25 Vac
(quar.)_____
McColl-Frontenac
9
Ltd.
Co.,
Tudor
(quar.)
Bros.,
the
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)_*_____
Power
Drug
preferred
1st
8
10-15
11-
25c
pfd.
10-15
security
10-20
£25c
Ltd.__:
$1
Casualty Co.
Southwestern
Thatcher
(quar.)
Acceptance,
preferred
held
10-15
Power
&
Texas Instruments, Inc.,
:
1
1
J 50c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Canada
1
Triro
10-20
end of 7c
and a pay¬
(quar.i
Co.
Ltd.
11-
(quarterly derived
plus a distri¬
1
10-
Plantations,
11-
income
11-
10-11
11-
15c
S.)
11-
Stock
I!
11-15
10-23
15c
9
10-17
Investors
.
yeai
11-15
Stockholders
60c
(quar.i
10-15
Co.,
Trane
10-22
1
10-
Southam
£25c
12-24
12-14
11-
10-31
9-28
Stock
1-1-57
1-2-57
4%
—
security profits)
(Del.)—
Co.
10-15
Toro
10-18
10-29
(T.
7%
10-18
1
20c
Sclama-Dincllngs
Class
1
11-
21c
1a
incor.e
Foods
10-26
12-20
11-
$1.19
(Initial)
&
18c
Extra
8
,
common
10-17
pfd.
1-2-57
90c
30c
dividend)
$2
£20c
25c
plus this
5
17 VaC
(quar.i-
:
25c
(quar.)
Power, $4
5
12-
$1.17
21V4C
iquar.)
5
12-
12-14
(s-ai
from realized
14c
Banknote
£40c
(quar.i
12-
12-14
8
investment
Simms
;
12-14
5
9-28
25c
50c
37 Vac
10-
Fund
10-17
,i„,
10-15
10-
Nuclear
72c
%
4
10-22
10-25
10-18
17 Vac
„
10-
11-15
50c
11-
common
$5
11-20
10-25
10-15
10-15
37 VaC
3
25c
Shedd-Bartush
(quar.)
12-10
12-
15c
10-31
__
12-10
1-2-57
20c.
Corp
Stores,
25c
12V2C
(Montreal)
1-2-57
25c
of
ment
1
1
9-28
Co
net
10-31
12-
1
11-
45c
—
'quar.i
&
1-2-57
D.i
&
4
12-15
Corp
&
from
11-15
RR.
1
preferred
12-
10
B
150c
—
Milton
(quar.i__
Class
$1.50
(quar.i
11-20
20c
$1.50
common
1
Lucky
$1.50
(quar.)
,
Science
pfd.
12-
$1.50
17'/ac
(quar.)
(quar.i
dividend)
(stock
B
A
11-30
7%
Corp.—
6%
Class
1
_______
10-11
class A
(quar.)
$1.60
11-15
11- 1
(quar.i
Corp.,
10-18
11-
1
11-10
10-31
Co.—
P.
(quar.i
(Canada), Ltd
V.i
Corp.,
12-31
America
25c
37V2c
iquar.)
Natural
11-15
(A.
45c
27 Vac
9-20
(quar.i
common
noc
quar.)
10-
'13 Vac
(quar.)_____—__
Valley
Power,
11-
4.56%
Concord
Rogers
200%
9-20
9-20
10-20
...
Ltd.
Roe
10-24
Ipc.—■
1
(increased
Co., 6%
pfd.
Petroleum,
4.75%
10-15
&
preferred
preferred
55c
10- 1
10- 1
—
System
Commonwealth
11-30
11-15
11-20
$$1.25
12V2C
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Participating
Gas
1-4-57
5%
Genessee
&
Light
4.65%
10-11
10-17
preferred
partic.
Rockland
(quar.)
10-22
1
11-20
:—
11-
5%
1
Year-end
65c
Long
9-19
5
25c
(inc.
1
11-
__
$1.12 Va
Common
10-
10-16
47 V2c
Corp., common
(quar.)
4«/2% preferred (quar.)_____
Interprovincial Building Credits, Ltd. (quar.)
Investors Diversified Services, Inc.—
%$3.50
11-
10-
1
11-
£$1.50
;__
Raymond Concrete Pile Co. (quar.)
Republic Natural Gas <s-a 1
Robbins & Myers Inc., common
(quar.i
Rochester
Interchemical
Lincoln
31V4c
10-15
11-
net
1
1
25c
(quar.i
10-17
SVaC
Extra
Gas Corp., $1.25
10-17
10-31
10-22
9c
accumulated
and
11-
.10-18
preferred
10-31
1
income)—_
current
$1.50
;
11-16
Terminals
15c
62 Vac
11-
$1.75
1
10-11
10-30
11-13
$1
5c
$1.75
12-
10-
20c
1
9-27'
10-15
$1.75
$1
Extra
10-15
fiscal
—
1
12-
9-28
1
(quar.)
1
11-15
Inc.—
come
12-
10-26
10-15
11-
(quar.i_
preferred
10-22
10-15
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7%
preferred (quar.)
Puritan Fund, Inc. (quarterly derived from
11-
McCabe
Columbia
35c
10-15,
11-13 1
7%
1
11-16
11-
t25c
(s-a)
Ry. Co.—
Chicago
&
1
60c
$1.20
10-31
(quar.)
1
Wayne
12-
Lewis
year end distribution
from real¬
gains (payable in stock or cash)__
quarterly dividend from investment in¬
12-
10-15
iquar. 1
"•
RR.
preferred
50c
11-10
ized
12-15
10-31
prior
10-22
5%
*
Common
15c
,
Ft.
9
11-30
12-28.
$5
:—
11-13
11-10
Columbia
10-12
Pittsburgh,
27'/a c
1 quar.i
Petroleum
10-
10c
____________
5'/4%
1
1
Baking
10-26
Pioneer
1-15-57
20c
(initial)
Gas__
Bay Co. (interim payment of 4%
trading and 1 V4% from land sales)
Ingersoll-Rand Co. iquar.)___
Class
12-
partic.
10-15
from
V
10-
50c
10-25
_L___
Natural
12-14
5
15c
common
new
Quarterly
Piedmont
Hudson's
New
25c
Columbia
_20c
,
Cement,
Phila., Germantown & Norristown
9
10-26
1
10-20
+5c
^,__
$2.40 conv. preferred (quar.)
Thcrm-O-Disc,
Inc.
(quar.i
&
Colorado Oil &
10-
(quar.)
&
Shirt
A
10-15
10-11
1 s-a 1
(quar.)
Time
Mattiessen
A
75c
10-18
11-
$1
25c
(quar.)
10-15
M
Fund.
10-10
Bottlers
10-12
Manhattan
Colonial
11-30
10-19
12 Vac
preferred
6%
General
Permanente
10-15
10-11
1
11-
22 %c
(quar.)™
Ltd.,
Pepsi-Cola
1
10-31
t$l
$1.25
1
Laurentide
87V2C
11-
$1.50
Airways (quar.)___
class B (quar.)
Galleries (year-end)
:
preferred
Penman's,
1
11-
World
1
Kobacker
(quar.)___—
11-
11-15
Coca-Cola,
11-
10-15
10-10
Yard
11-22
■5%
10-16
25c
J15C
11-
10-15
(quar.i
9
9-28
1
(quar.)__
30c
Telephone Co.—(entire issue called for
$52.50 plus this dividend
Stock
9
10-
10-10
10-16:
11-
;
common
—$1
11- 1
10-25
12- 1
Union
10-
10-15
1
pref, (quar.)
(quar.)
11- 1
guaranteed
11-30
10-15
12-31
11-
37»/2C
Drilling (Canada) Ltd. (s-ai__
Pdtterson (C. J.) Co., common
10-19
common
$52
City Stores Co., common (quar.)
,
35c
4V4%
convertible preferred (quar.Sl.O&'A
Cleveland
Builders Supply (extra)—
50c
Cleveland & Pittsburgh, RR. 4%
gtd. (quar.)
50c
7%
12-10
65c
12-26
20c
Parker
dividend)--—_
Co.
Lighting
10-26
Cleveland
10-19
(quai\i_
C
E
redemption at
(Joseph)
Houston
ap¬
26)_
1
12-15
Cfo., Ltd.—
D
18c
Oct.
on
11-
Co.
Home
Independent
preferred
parke-Bernet
(increased i_
Ltd.,
Gas
preferred
Lukens
redemption
10-19
50c
preferred
North
of
; preferred
9-24
two-for-onc split of the common
a
1
*
preferred
Louisiana
(stockholders
Co.
11-
87 Vic
,
A
11-27',
1-16
!
Panama
5
iquar.i
com.
10-ir
12-10
1-2-57
$2
4%
Co.
American
10-19
Higbee Co, (quar.)_______
Home Telephone <fc Telegraph Co. (Ft. Wayne,
Ind.)
5%
pfd. A
lentire issue called for
t»
of
Pan
10-
9
(quar.)
preferred. B
9-24
held.
12
Outlet
10-22
20c
(quar.)
Light (quar.i
Lithograph Co., 6%
pfd.
4'^%
meet¬
basis
a
the
on
each
quar.)—_
special
13
shares
for
Oil
Cotton
a
10-16
preferred
11-
Electric
1
1.
Citizens
5%
share
new
at.
Nov.
on
additional
offer
one
vote
10-30
6%
5c
dividend)
Products,
Hawaiian
$1.25
(resumed)
(increased
Bank
will
pfd.
5%
Industries,
Manhattan
Stockholders
60c
20c
)_
Co.,
New
£$1.50
Co.
Hagerstown
Hartford
Lincoln
Champion
ing
Gurney
10- 1
above.
Chase
12-20
$1
preferred
&
of
£$3
10-
is shown
figure
1-2-57
(quar.)
Ltd.,
10-18
1
40c
Noyes (Charles F.) Co., common
6%
preferred (quar.)
Olympia Brewing Corp.__'__^
37 Vac
Telegraph (quar.i__
Saddlery Ltd. (quar.i
Equipment, Inc.
(quar.i
$0.5589
dis-
10-15
$1.65
——
preferred
preferred
$0.1862
J.
10-15
West
Klein
Inc.—
(initial)
10-15
1
(quar.i
M.)
(stock
Quarterly
10-15
6%
tabulation of
IG.
Guarantee
10-10
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11-10
11-10
1
10-25
Stock
&
Griggs
11-23
25c
30c
31c
31 Vic
33c
37V2C
,
(initial
pfd. payment shown above
incorrectly reported in our dividend
was
-
11-
11-
25c
1
25c
quar.i
Corp.,
convertible
profits
preferred
The
1
50c
$1.12 Va
(quar.i
Telephone
5 V2 %
Corp.—
iquar.»
Products
11-
Northwestern Utilities Ltd.,
40c
Wares,
preferred
Common
9
£15c
Ltd.
Cos.,
10c
10-
Northern
:
(stock
10-18
1
$1.28 Ve
(quar.)__;
Hampshire iquar.)__
10-12
,
Utilities
1
11-
Co.
Gas
10-
Corp
Light
11-
(s-a>_
10-26
rights.
Enterprises-
Industrial
Giannini
12-24
'11- 9
25c
(quar. 1
com.
(quar.i—
Inc.
Note:
8-27
10-15
(quar.)
$1.50
7 l/10c
10- 9
22V?c
10-15
95c
1-1-57
25c
12- 1
"'25% " 12-14
10-25
preferred
preferred
preferred
Canadian
1
20c
$1.24
Camden
10-11
—
(quar.)——
Cameo,
10-
10-11
10-22
10-15
12-14
preferred
$1.32
10-15
10-22
5c
12-31
$1.20
$1.25
30c
8c
(quar.)
preferred
10-16
10-20
10-15
——
——
—
Burnham
(s-d)_.——_
Corp.
Products
Oil
Creek
$1
(increased)
common
dividend
Stock
deposit
represents
subscription
Havana
_
—
Buchanan
Buck
10-26
11-28
11- 1
Ry.
11-30
11-
(quar.)
common
10-15
:____
4%
Refractories
10-30
10-30
20e
preferred (qu.ar.t_
(Charles) Co. (quar.)__—
Brurtrng
30c
50%
£62Vac
_:
receipts.
RR.
Car,
20c
ordinary—
receipts ordinary 1 pay¬
net proceeds from sklc
ment
Tobacco—
deposit
Oklahoma
Ltd.
American
Great
V
American
Northern
5c
common
Co.,
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
time).
iquar.)—__—
Co.—
10-12
iquar. 1
10-17
(directors
Extra—
British-American
Co.
Electric,
preferred
(stock dividend).
Blue Ribbon Corp. Ltd., 5%
pfd. (accum.)__
Bostich, Inc.. class A (quar.)
(Milton 1
10-26
$1.25
preferred
Inc.,
convertible
Laughlin
Bradley
£5c
iquar.)
4.40'i
(quar.)
pfd.
$2.50
$1.50
—
10-22
5c
(quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
62 '/ac
common
10-30
10-30
10-30
Gold
Transit
10-31
iquar. 1
4.75%
(quar.)—
preferred (1947 series)
Baltimore
Trailer,
two-
(quar.)
11-15
!
10-15
ISc
Illinois
8c
11-12
basis.
(L. 3.) & Co., common
Northern
(quar.i
6%
General
a
10-31
Co.
Ontario Jockey Club, Ltd.,
iquar. 1
75c
inc.)
preferred (quar.i.^
15c
(increased
meet¬
on
11-15
Tile
&
Corp.
directors'
a
£13c
—
Instrument
Corp.
preferred
5%
the common
Central
gtd. (quar.)_,_
Electric, com.
(quar.)
4'/a %
proposal to split
for-one
41/2%
15c
56V4C
(quar.)—
special
a
ing to be held on Nov. 5 on
4,/2%
8c
15c
15c
37V2C
15c
(quar.)
—
at
vote
Northern
;
Electric
Gardner-Denver
9-24
1
Inc.—
will
10-12
American
North
10c
General
—
Corp., $2.25 conv.
Mfg.
10-30
(quar.)
&
Finance,
Gamewell
5Vac
—_—
(quar.)
Stockholders
£ 25c
(quar.)
(quar.i
preferred
Gainble-Skogmo,
investment
common
(quar.)
(quar.i.
4%
5
5%
Mutual Fund, Inc.—
investment income)——
(from
5 Ve %
Special
10- 3
Development
Banking
Brick
Friendly
from capi¬
from
$0.0170
10-12
1 quar.i
Works
Stores
Fruehauf
($0.1380
10-12
iquar.i
Camera
Froedtert
10-11
Merchandise
10-31
.__
I
1
10-15
I2V2C
(quar.)
(from-investment
10-31
(quar.)
Printing
Screw
Fraser
8
10-23
10-15
Inc.
Fund
£40c
RR.
Fate-Root-Heath
10-25
12-14
Inc.—
preferred (quar.i__
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Ayres
11-
10-
York
1
£4Q»
(quar.)__
__.
Hampton
Textile
.035
.
$1.50
Avco
&
preferred
25c
—
Quarterly
Avon
Pittsburgh
5%
i
(quar.)__;
Fund Trust
gains
Automobile
6%
&
Fabien
1
England
1
£30c
Ltd.,
Co.
2nd'preferred
Exeter
11-21
Theatres
New
New
)
common
preferred
10-10
11-
National
11-
11-
11-15
Williamsport RR. Co.—
10-10
10%
div.)—_—
10-17
Corp.
(quar.)__
A
(quar.)
Co.
1
S1.12V2
-
.
income)
6%
&
Franklin
receipts
deposit
Associated
Class
Coal
1st
Erie
Industries—
Electric
American
tal
Co.,
preferred
1
1
10-10
(stock dividend)__
4V2% pfd. (entire issue to
be redeemed on Nov. 30 at $100 per share
plus this dividend)
Ltd.—
preferred (s-a)
Employers Group Associates (quar,)
Equity Oil Co. (s-a)
:_____—
Erie Forge & Steel, common
(quar.i
Co.—
(stock
Gas
Equipment" Corp.
Atomic
Products
Horn
11-
62Vac
Power
(quar.
Electric
11-
approval.
SEC
to
_
(quar.)
Arkansas-Louisiana
Aro
Sault
50c
15c
(quar.)
( quar. >
Electric
Co.,
class
55c
58c
11-
10-15
11-
v
Supply,
.10-24
11-15
n- A
U- l
11-20
15c
56lAc
_____
Coal Ltd. Ordinary
Machine
25c
50c
(quar.)
Can
National
Payable of Rec.
75c
(quar.)
______
National
10-10
£37'/aC
7%
'
Corp
Clayton
Brand,
9
12-14
55c
Linoleum
Ltd.,
25c
(quar.)
10-
10-25
1
preferred
Elmira
.10-10
(Indianapo——
Thermos
5%
10-31
10-31
1-2-57
Ltd.—
(quar.)
.
5%
B
American
Anvil
Co.
Insurance
A_
pref.
&
6%
71c
9-28
$2
»
25c
class
Class
A
Oilcloth
Freres,
4Vi%
Elk
ycr-end
cash—.
in
10-15
Moody's Investors Service—
$3 participating preferred
JJoore-Hanley^ Hardware, common (quar.i ___
Nar:agansett'"Electric Co., 4Vfe% pfd; (quar.)'
4.64%
preferred (quar.)
1'
25c
(quar.)
Washing
Ekco
1
invest¬
from
10-10.
£5c
45c
25c
:
than
Puis
Easy
of
65c from net realized profits).
At holder's
option distribution can be paid
in addi¬
tional
Co.
10-10
$1
class
conv.,
4.80%
15c
(initial!
(quar.i_—
special
a
$1.50
Du
5c
Fund. Inc. (6c
and
of
1
1
Share
Company
Holden'
When
Per
Name of
10-10
11-
40c
Mfg. (quar.)
N. Y.
Steel Construction Co.,
Disher
Edison
(quar.)_
(N.
Corp.
Discount
1
,11-
,
20c
10-19
50c
—
(quar.i
American
income
10-15
7c
iquar.)
Co.
Board
&
$1.12,
,
(s-a)
Extra
28c
American
ment
11-1
14c
(quar.)
common
new
Corp.
RR.
Gasket
Detroit
9-28
10-25
Cement—
Alloys
Delaware
11-
$1.06
(quar.)
Dahly Machine Specialties, Inc. (quar.)____
Delaware Power & Light Co.
(quar.j___
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Dominion Steel &
(initial!
common
Products
pfd.
$4
preferred
Quarterly
A__
American
preferred
When
Share
1
Light,
$4.25
Dominion
lc
(quar.)_.
Portland
&
4Va%
"Dodge Mfg.
net investment
preferred
Petroleum,
Adams-Millis
New
of Rec.
_____
.
convertible
Allied
Holders
Payable
Manufacturing Corp.—
preferred (quar.i.
5V2 %
55c
When
Share
of Company
Name
Power
11
12-
3
10-31
15c
11-
1
10-15
12-
1
10-19'
5%
Mfg.
(quar.)
I2V2C
11-15
(1434)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Per
Name of
When
Holders
Share
Company
Payable
of Rec.
Allied Stores Corp., common
(quar.)
Aluminum Co. of America; com
(quar.)..—.'
3.75%
preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar Co., 5%
pfd.
(quar.)__.
Petroleum
American Book
American
(quar.
Arma Corp.,
Fire
&
American
Insur.
Stock
Stock
B
Sumatra
Texas)
Ansul
Wire
Argus
$2.40 2nd
$2.50
Aro
preferred
&
Athes-Imperlul,
$5.25 preferred
Atlantic
4%
11-
1
11-
1
City
_—
10-19
12-
1
11-21
10-
10-
8
10-15
12-28
1
Canada
1
12-15
12-
1
Canada
Canadian
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
10-10
1010-
12-10
10-31
»-* O
9-28
10-22
10-10
10-23
10-
10-26
45c
156 %c
1
30c
11-
12-10
10-15
30c
10-15
9
11-13
9-28
10-
10-17
10-
120e
12-1
10-31
160c
11-
(quar.)______
25c
56 %c
.
1
9-21
10-
1
2 % %
25C
10-11
(quar.)
130c
12-
9-
8
5
10-26
10-15
10-
1
}$1.31%
10-15
10-
1
30c
10-15
(quar.)
$1
9-13
10-
9
9
$1.08%
ll-vl
10-
3
(quar.)
preferred
(s-a)
$2.50
933/4c
11-
1
10-
t55c
12-
1
11-15
+25e
convertible
prior
Canteen
Co.
preferred
of
30c
"B,"
from
Piano
Inc.
net
(5c
from
security
(quar.)
B
(quar.i.
Works
Brothers
Watch
Biddeford
com.
new
Mfg.
!
com.
Co.
10-
10-15
tl7'/2c
11-
1
12-
3
t50c
(quar.)_
__I
50c
common
;ZL_ZZ
10-
10-20
10-10
9-20
10-15
(North
10-10
11-
11-15
75c
1
12-22
5
9-20
9-28
10-11
10-31
12-
8
Carolina)—
25C
Z-III
45c
60c
8 71/2 c
(quar.)
70c
12-20
10-16
11-.
12-10
9-21
1
10-15
1-2-57
12-12
11-
1
11-
10-10
Z_Z~Z
$1.06 V4
1
10-10
$1.25
I„~
;
12-28
12-14
12 Vic
~
10-29
9-15
tlOc
10-19
9-27
5% preferred.!"
(interim).
;
Ltd.—
t72V2c
ZZZZZZZ
...
Products,
40c
1
11-15
10-15
12-
9-28
;
33/4'%
Co.,
U2V2C
pfd.
(quar.)
I~
93%C
1
10-15
Ltd.—
10-10
10-
1
;
preference
(s-a)
2
British
Ctlumbia
Power Corp.,
Columbia
Telephone
preferred
preferred
a7d
10-
9
a2 % %
10-
9
Ltd.
(quar.).
8-27
10-15
9-26
(quar.)
Borough Gas,
preferred
preferred
common
(quar.)
B
Gas
(quar.)'—
Co.
(quar.)
t35c
8-27
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
11-
1
11-
1
10-17
1
10-17
10-10
9-10
t$1.50
(quar.)
15c
2
122
$1.10
$1.10
50c
11-
1212-
11-
1
1
1
11-
11-
10-
1
1
8
1
10-
1
12-20
12-
8
10-
5
10-15
11-
1
9-20
9-29
10-
10-15
10-15
11-15
10-
preferred
preferred
Stock
Class
Initial
12-20
1-1-57
12-
10-25
9-15
ance
Continental
9-20
215c
12-
50%
28c
220c
1
11-
v;
10-
10-15
10-22
10-
11-
10-15
10-
preferred
12-
10-
Cott
Beverage
11-
1
10-26
11-
10-
1
10-25
10-
10-
Creamery
Package
Crossett Co.,
Class
Crum
Crystal
Cuban
B
&
Forster,
55c
12-
1
11-30
11-
Oil
&
11-15
11-
1
300%
25c
10-15
9-28
10-11
9-17
11-26
11-
12-
11-20
1
5
Assur¬
held)
10-15
$7.15
10-
1-2-57
1
12-14
10c
11-15
10-15
5c
10-19
9-28
17 %c
11-
1
10-15
12 %c
10-16
10-10
35c
10-25
10-
$1.75
Atlantic
10-15
$1.31%
10-
10-15
t7c
10-15
$2.50
Sugar- (quar.)
Corp.
9-2S"
1
10-16
11-
1
10-19
~ibc
11-
1
1G-19
12 Vic
11-
1
10-19
;—
$1
10-20
10-
3
11-
$1.75
$1.50
A
&
Co.,
4.16%
1
1
11-15
3%
9-20
9-15
11-
10-15
1
9-28
"
10-
5
5
1
11-
1
10-
11-
25c
$1.19
1
10-15
11-
1
10-19
9-29
preferred
Corp.
(quar.)_—
(quar.)_2
Mortgage
preferred
(quar.)
;
10-
1
10-15
10-
12-15
11-30
22 %C
10-15
10-15
$1.25
10-15
divid.)
$1.25
2%%
10-15
•
10-10
40c
28c
10-19
10-15
$1
—
10-26
$1
—
1
283/4c
:_____'—
Fund
Paper Products
preferred (quar.)
___—
Equipment
4%
partic.
Financial
$2.25
Bureau,
preferred
General
preferred
Firemans
Fund
Firestone
Tire
10-19
9-29
2
9-29
•
9-29
9-29
9-29
9-28
10-
8
9-28
Corp.,
7%c
common—
series A
(quar.)
56 %c
Insurance (San Fran.) (quar.)
& Rubber Co.
(quar.)
First
National
Sterling, 7%
Fleetwood
City
Motel,
Corp.,
B
-33;%
10-11
10-
15c
10-20
10-
5
(quar.)___
65 c
11-
1
10-
5
(quar.)—______
(initial)
Bank
$1.75
11-
1
10-19
(N.
Y.)
preferred
class
Ltd.
A
(quar.)
5c
Gear
Machine,
(quar.)
preferred
DeLuxe
Foundation
Beer
Co.
Sales
Brick
&
Tile
Utilities
Stock
series
10-26
10-12
12-
1
11-23
12-
1
11-23
9334c
11-
1
10-15
3 2 Vic
11-
1
10-19
11-
1
10-19
10-19
25c
10-15
10-26
—_
1
1
10-12
8c
—
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
11-
10-15
$1.25
Tile—
—:—
1
8c
(quar.)
Realty
10-26
Company
130c
10-25
10c
11-15
11-
15c
10-31
10-19
2%
(L.)
12-28
12-
7
3-
8
(quar.)
Trailer
2-
9-28
•10-
6c
4—
—
(s-a)
Companies.- Ltd.
10-15
2-15-57
120c
8c
series—.-_
Fraser
1
5%
(quar.)——
Fund—
Brick
11-
dividend)
Co
Fraser
&
(quar.)—r
—
4—
Telegraph
9-28
30c
$0.2156
com.
Ltd.
(quar.)_;
Custodian
Common
Franklin
(stock
(Canada),
Fram Corporation
5
35c
—
&
10-10
9-28
35c
—.—
preferred' (quar.)
53/4%
(quar.)
;
4
9-29
1
Co.—
Stock
dividend
Stock
dividend
Co.
(quar.)
Extra
(Continued
on
page 46)
3-29-57
10-12
9-26
40c
—
Manufacturing
2%
40c
9
Fi-:t-r
10-11
10-20
voting
Bros.
Fraser
1
1
65c
(increased-quar.l
Class B
non-voting (increased-quar.),
Food
Machinery & Chemical—
Fox
1111-
10-15
—'—•'
Firth
Foote
1
9-20
45c
Extra
Fluor
10-
Inc.—
(quar.)
*
11-
2
10-
10-15
22 %c
(stock
IOC
.110-
10-15
45c
:
N.
3-15
fo
10-10
(quar.)
Fruehauf
10-15
(Newark,
1
17c
4
J.)
10-
25c
Association
<quar.)_
10-30
n-
4-1-57
2
(quar.)
(initial!
Bf
Frito
3
11-
12-15
2%
Department Stores
y9-29
12-
11-15
12-31
$3
divid.)
dividend)
preferred
10-10
28c
10-15
Co.
——
(stock
(stock
Friedman
12-14
1
10-19
20c
Insurance
(quar.)
9-19
10-15
9-28
1
$3
Life
A
12-14
1
9-28
10-
10-30
•25c
—:
Traders
preferred
10-15
$2
10-15
11-
9
9-14
10-15
$1.50
(quar.)
11-
10-15
5c
Paper Board, common
1-1-57
12-^9
15c
20c
(quar.)
Oil
1
10-15
4-/—
Co., 6%
B
12-
J26c
(quar.)__
common
National
5c
9
(quar.)
(s-a)
A
$2.50
_
pfd.
^
&
10c
(quar.)
11-
a
(Md.)—
preferred
Mfg.
40c
preferred
effect
._,
Brewing
Franklin
$1.12
10-15
5%
to
the common)
(initial quar.)__—
(T. H.), Ltd.,
A
Class
i
1$1.50
:
div.
on
(Max)
t7%c
Land,
$5
4.60%
Filing
1
$1
(quar.)
9-29
Fibreboard
10-19
15c
17 %c
pfd.
9-27
10-15
l_/__
div.)
(stock
Federated
11-15
11-20
5%
(quar.)
10-10
1$1
(quar.)
Federated
12-12
8%
12 %c
5%
12-12
class A
12-15
10-31
4%
J50c
(quar.)
9-28
12-31
tlOc
Class
7
Ltd.—
(quar.)
10-15
50c
——-—
12-12
Mfg.
37 %c
(s-a)
..Federal Services Finance Corp. (Wash. D. C.)
Class A
(quar.)
„
5
(s-a)
10-22
$1.25
Federal
5
10-25
preferred
1
11-1
(quar.!—;—_____
Federal
5
1-2-57
5%
10-
(initial)
RR.,
New
37 y2c
1-2-57
Craddock-Terry Shoe,
1
10-15
10-15
Class
10-15
16c
(6tock dividend)
Counselor's Investment Fund, Inc.
10-10
10-
15c
preferred
Quarterly
.A—
Farrington Mfg.; com.
10-15
40c
Corp.
10-10
10-25
10-31
10-15
Farmers
5
(s-a)
(quar.)
10-15
1
10-25
10-31
Fanner
1
10-15
1-2-57
A
11-
11-15
Fairbanks
1
12-15
Electric
$5.25
10-10
Ltd.—
5%
Corporative Investors, Ltd., class A
Cosmopolitan Realty
(quar.)
9-14
10-15
110c
com.
Corp. (quar.)
Heating Products, Ltd.—
Extra
4
$1.04
Cornell-Dubilier
9-14
j
10c
Class
10-26
8
56 '/4c
(quar.)
11-15
1
35c
Falstaff
$37c
_;
1
10-15
—
Factor
9-28
12 y2C
(quar.)
12-
11-
25c
Millwork
Federal
(quar.)
1
1
11-15
—
9-24
9-30
Transportation
1010-
1
15c
(accum.)
Estabrooks
1
1
10-13
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc. (quar.)
Corn Products
Refining, common
1
12-
1933/4c
B
(Syracuse)
4_
11-
10-15
20c
87 %c
preferred
Erie
1
10-31
10-25
50c
^
9-28
9-25
10-
15C
shs.
10-26
Stop Nut Co. of America (quar.)
Elmira & Williamsport RR. Co. (s-a)
Emhart Mfg. Co.
(increased!
A
(quar.)
9-23
11-15
1S1.75
(quar.)
(accum.)
&
9-
100
10-15
10-15
Elastic
10-15
each
pfd.
Securities, Ltd.,
A
Class
10-10
1
10-15
America
(stock
States
Enamel
10-30
10-15
11-
135c
$1.12%
preferred
Empire
10-10
1
117 %e
(quar.)
Eastern Massachusetts Street
Ry.—
6%
1st pref. A (accum.)
10-20
$5
10-31
11-
*37 %c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
split
10-15
30c
10-31
11-15
tlOc
(accum.)
of
common
10-15
40c
11-23
t50c
Ltd.—
preferred
1
$1.13
preferred
New
1
$1.12%
for
Co.
1
(quar.)
stock
com.
9-28
f 15c
!
preference
Bakeries
11-
11-15
Continental Gin
Co., - common
Continental Industries (initial)
Continental Motors Corp.
10-30
30c
$6
10-10
10-15
10-15
Continental
tl7%c
$7
5
10-24
10-31
(quar.)
of
Corp.
Oil
5%
Products—
sh.
10-10
Inc..
preferred
convertible
11-
(quar.)
(One
10-22
Class A non-voting (quar.)
Duquesne Natural Gas Co.—
11-
;
5
25c
(quar.)
Bradstrcet.
Industries
*40c
Corp. of America, com. (stock div.)
after split on common
5
10-
(quar.)
of Canada
preferred
<5s
11-
dividend
div.
Dun
10c
4"% preferred (quar.)
Continental Casualty Co.
Stock
Pont Co.
$1.25
(quar.)
5
10-
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
42V2c
com.
10-
10-15
9c
(quar.)
preferred
Eastern
9-28
(quar.)
Co. (Me.)
10-27
5c
7%
$3.50
Eastern
10-19
9
13c
&
Supply (quar.)
de Nemours & Co.^—
I.)
5
11-15
9
9-14
160c
preferred
10-
1-1-57
1010-
Laboratories—
10-10
10-15
1
1
10-30
2%
1
11-15
1111-
4%
1
9-21
10r 12
11 y2%
(quar.)
11-
10-15
9-27
10-12
11-15
45c
-j-
common
Sons
participating
Participating
1
10-15
11-15
37V2c
,____
(quar.)
$1.12%
(quar.)
;_
;«
Metals
(E.
Eastern
10-19
9
112%c
&
4%
30c
Gas
(quar.)
Corp. Ltd. (quar.)_.
A
Container
Film
partic.
Eason
1
18C
preferred
Consumers Water
Ltd.,
preferred
5
Consolidated Royalties, Inc.
$4.16
60c
$i
9-25
50c
Natural
$4.52
Du-Art
11-
10-15
Mills,
A.)
11-
$1.25
5% preferred (s-a)__
Consumers Power Co., com.
(R.
Dynamics
8
225c
quar.)
(quar.)__
dividend
$1.50
10-10
10-25
I
10-
45c
dividend
7V2%
8
12-
11-15
1
10-19
25c
4
Ltd.,
Chemical Co.
Stock
Du
12-
t38c
$4.50
Stock
Dow
12-21
12-20
$1.12 Vi
10-17
1S1.19
11-
40c
r_
Textile
Donnelly
Eastern
Craig" Bit," Ltd.__Z
t$1.09%
1-2-57
12-15
12-
$1
25c
(quar.)-
Textile,
du Pont
$1.50
(quar.)_
Association
(Toronto)—
Oil
Common
v
Dominion
Ducommun
30c
Co.,. Ltd.
Royalty
9-17
9-17
5
25c
7% preferred (quar )_
Dominion Tar & Chemical,
3-for-2
G.), Ltd., com. (increased quar.)
Connecticut Power Co., 4.50%
pfd. (quar.)
Consolidated Coppermines
(quar.)
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York
Special
Consolidated
10-10
10-26
10-26
62»/2c
—
1
$1
(C.
Consolidated
•
Extra
10-
20c
Ltd
Stock Fund (from investment
Rock
10-22
5%
5%
(quar.)__
common
25c
(quar.)
Participating preferred
2nd
10-15
7c
Consolidated
9-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
87Vic
income)
Consolidated
10-22
;
com.
Dominion Glass Co.,
8
30C
International,
Consolidated Paper
10-10
(quar.)
Ltd.
(increased)
Engineering Works, Ltd. (s-a)
Fabrics, Ltd., common (quar.)
convertible preference (quar.)
10-
Co.—-
(inc.
llr
10-25
25c
Dominion
10-31
8 Vic
4
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Metal Products
Products,
Mines, Ltd.
Dominion
Bridge,
8
$1.25
(s-a)_
Quarterly
Quarterly
10-10
11-30
___;
(quar.)
Dome
10-
20c
Commercial Shearing &
Stamping (stk. div.)
Commonwealth Edison Co.
(quar.)
Conn
10-26
10-25
common..
preferred
10-31
$1.19
Pictures Corp.
(quar.)
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance
(s-a)
& Southern Ohio Electric
(quar.)
Combined Enterprises Ltd
Life
36c
11-15
$1.25
1956 (quar.)
Power, common (monthly)
(quar.)
National
Co.,
Dixie Aluminum,
Doeskin
11-30
20c
Columbus
Conduits
5
$1.25
,
Co.—
(quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Brooklyn Union
11-
11-15
1-11
$1.25
Columbia
7%
Ltd.—
.
.4.40%
10-26
25c
(quar.)
British
,
9-28
9-23
10-15
50c
(quar.)
Hydraulic
(quar.)
Columbia
Forest
Ordinary
4.40%
10-15
10c
preference
Brooklyn
10-15
25c
British American Tobacco
Co.,
% %
9
9-14
10-15
25c
Bridgeport
4
2-
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Bralorne Mines, Ltd.
Bridge & Tank Co. of
Canada,
6%
9
~
(quar.)_
RR.,
4%%
9-29
10-15
11-
1
11-
3-1-57
20c
_
5%
9-18
8
2%
(George W.) Corp. (quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp., common
(quar.)
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
Boston Edison, common
(quar.)
Quarterly
Bristol-Myers
10-10
15c
(quar.)__
Borg
$2.90
9-27
1
(quar.')ZZZZ
Quarterly
British
10-15
1
10-
common
(quar.)
Ltd.
10-
11-
(quar.)
4.25% preferred
Boston & Maine
10-20
25c
(quar.)
Insurance
Paper,
5
10-15
$1.25
Water
,Co.
preferred
Bowater
5
11-
1
2IV2C
dividend)
common
Tobacco,
Ridge
11-
1
11-
3%
(initial)__
(quar.)_
Saco
W.)
Bros.
1
12-
10-
11-30
50c
__.
Co.
(quar.)
$4.50
series
preferred
11-15
Shares, Inc. (10c from net securi¬
profits
and
3c, year-end
from
net
investment income)
_2____4_4____4
35c
—
r.
Co.
Central
4!/2%
Commonwealth
70c
Canada
preferred
Colorado
9-28
12-
10-25
212c
___—_—
Illuminating
Finance
10-15
4.1 V2C
(quar.)
Inc.
&
of
Colonial
Commonwealth
12-31
2-1-57
Inc.—
(quar.)
10-11
50c
(increased)
Hats, Ltd., common
preferred "A" (quar.)
Blue
Electric
5
Ltd.—
Corp.
10-11
ties
25c
preferred
(quar.)
Clinchfield Coal
(quar.)
Coghlln (B. J.) Ltd. (quar.)__
10-31
$25c
(quar.)
dividend)
Biltmore
6%
Cleveland
9-28
10-15
10-
1
12 Vic
-
9-28
10-26
9-20
10-9
11-
30c
A
;
!
Molded Products
(quar.)
.4.
Cincinnati Gas &
Electric, com. (quar.)____rClearfield & Mahoning
10-15
1-15-57
10-10
10-19
27 Vic
class
Confederation
;
(stock
Co.,
preferred
Foods,
(E.
$2
10-10
15c
Co.
1
t75c
:
Corp.,
Co.
Gas
9-15
10-
•
Common
Telephone
1
Ltd.—
Corp. .(quar.)
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7% pfd.
Belknap Hardware & Mfg. Co.,
Berkshire
10-19
10-29
25c
5
Chicago
$1.50
Y.)
Steel/ 'stock
'
1
11-
$1.50
2
10-
(quar.)
(extra)
10-10
35c
Dividend
60c
(s-a)
Utility
Industries,
10c
(quar.)_____
Hydro-Electric,
(N.
3
9-14
2$2.50
Gas
Co.
50c
Baystate
Binks
Public
Belt
12 Vac
:
Belmont Iron
Trust
11-
40c
(quar.)
Baldwin Rubber Co. (quar.)
Eathurst Power &
Paper Co.,
A
10-
in¬
profits).
Corp. (quar.)
6%- pfd. (quar.)
Co.;
preferred
1
5%
Fund
35c
11-
9-28
10-15
10-
5%
non-cumulative preferred
(quar.)_
Chemical Fund, Inc.- (from net invest,
inc.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
3V2% preferred (quar.)
'
Chicago Corp. (quar.)_
Chicago <& Eastern Illinois RR.—
-
win-Lima-Hamilton
Bloch
Central
Chain
5%
(quar.)__
dividend
plus
5
America—
Backstay Welt Co. (quar.)
Industries, Inc. (quar,)—
Bliss
10-25
Ltd.—
Baker
$1
Indiana
Common
Stock
5%
11-10
10-31
10-16
(quar.)
Yard
Tunnel
Co.
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)
Distillers Co., Ltd. (final)
9-28
$1.25
$4.50
Axe-Houghton
Best
5%
preferred B
Automatic
Benrus
A
10-
1
10-26
30c
Dominion
12-21
10-15
10-15
Georgia Ry.
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Refining Co.—
(quar.)
10-10
5c
(s-a 1
Ry.
.__
Bell
9
RR.—
5%% preferred (s-a)_______4.———
Atlas Steels, Ltd. (quar.)
Austin, Nichols & Co.—
Barker
10-
1
1-2-57
225c
Coke
10-10
237 Vic
——
(quar.)_—
class
Investments,
&
11-
Central'of
Champion
10-
Barium
Coal
1
UOc
Central-Kansas Power Co., 4%%
1
10-15
10-22
1
Bankers
Central
11-
+93%C
__________—
Ltd.,
11-20
12-
60c
1
Class
Canada
9-15
*$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
10-15
Stock
Match
5
10-15
11-
50c
(quar.)___,^
Fruit, class A
(quar.)
B
5
50c
Canada
Giorgia
Class
27
12-14
t27'/2c
—!
Central
1
Bangor
5%
10-
1-2-57
t31V2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ry.
10-3
11-
Class
Central
11-15
tlOc
&
Edison
10-
20%
(quar.)
Union
Diamond
10-27
2
Ltd.—
common
America
of
11-15
9-26
2c
Ohio
Light,
Products,
10-
U5c
—___
10-15
11-
Baldwin
Co.,
5%
11-
Bald
B
10-31
$$1.25
10-15
Ry.—
common
Corp.
10-10
1
10-26
J50C
(increased)
Food
11-
Di
10-31
10-15
60c
:
&
9-30
11-15
37V2c
(s-a)
common
1
11-
3%
__
1
&
10-15
10-25
tlOc
Corp., common
(quar.)^
5% preferred (quar.):
Central Aguirre
Sugar (quar.)
10-15
162 %c
(quar.)
Wholesalers
$1.27 Vi
Celotex
1
25c
____
—
Fe
Common
Catalin
12-
Inc
Power
Catelli
15c
____
.
Stores,
Clinchfield
9-29
10-10
Detroit
Corp.^—
(quar.)
Carolina
9-24
1
Detroit
General
Carolina
3
11-
Denver
t6l/4c
—
Carbide
10-20
10-
9-30
9-30
7
10-19
ioc
(quar.L___________
9-30
—___
Vickers, Ltd.- (quar.)—
Plastics, Inc.
Capital
9-13
12-
$1.25
Mfg., class A (stock dividend)___
Voting common (stock dividend)
Tramway Corp.—
$21/2-$3Vfe preferred (s-a)
10-15
Investments, Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Industries, Ltd., common
(quar.)_
7!/2%
preferred
(quar.)
9
$1.02%
come
Ltd.,
(quar.)
F'airbanks-Morse
preferred
Class
___—_.
u
9-14
$1.083,4
$1.20
8%
10-12
10-11
(quav.)__.
Atlantic
Co.,
10-15
12-
933/4c
Dennison
10-15
preferred
Canadian
cn
a
Bronze
De
12-20
12-28
15c
Co.,
Steam Turbine
Vilbiss Co,
10-15
_;—_________________—;.—
Steamship Lines, Ltd.
Canadian
1
12-20
5%
1
10-10
Permanent Mortgage
A
5
40c
Inc.
Laval
40c
(s-a)___
10-15
De
10-15
50c
Association
Class
Bros.,
5
50c
(quar.)
5%
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Daystrom,
Inc.
(quar.
Dayton Rubber Co., common
(quar.)
Stock dividend
Davidson
10-
payments
1953.
Corp.,
Davenport Water
$1.50
(quar.)
1*2-
1-9-57
9-15
15,
quarterly
Dairies' (quar.)
3%% pfd. series A
Dana
v
55c
Cement
Special
1
10-12
six
Crystal
$1.17 «/2
Campbell Red
-
11-
12c
—
Insurance
1
4
a
first
Jan.
of Rec.
10-15
payment
of
special of $6.75 applicable
Denver
Packing (quar.)
Fire
10-16
75c
—______
12-
(quar.)
3.75%
f 50c
gains)-.————
Power, common (quar.)
Portland
11-
9-
income
12-15
115c
common
non-cumulative
ordinary
10-15
120c
capital
California
10-15
1
preferred
5%
from
1-9-57
11-
preferred
Atlantic
10-12
10-31
t70c
(quar.)
Line
1
Lake Mines Ltd. (quar.)
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
Canada Foils, Ltd., common (quar.)
60c participating class A
(quar.)
2nd
Coast
11-
preferred <quar,)_____________4~__
preferred (quar.)
5.10%
preferred (quar.t———
10-15
1
4.35%
Atlantic
t37c
6%
12-10
11-
75c
quar.)
preferred
from
6c
California-Oregon
1
4.35%
4.10%
and
9-20
$2.25
(quar.)
Santa
Electric,
preferred
10-10
(quar.)
(6c
from
Holders
Payable
$7.87Vz
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc., com.
(quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp., class A (quar.)
10-12
—______—
10-19
25c
common
Ltd.,
1
1
California
12 V2 C
————____
(initial
1111-
9-28
10-19
(quar.t
(quar.)
Topeka
common
$1
Canadian
Arrow-Hart & Hegeman Electric.
New
t5c
2nd
Fund
5
+20c
9-28
80c
9-21
and
the
Daitch
—
Cor
common-
to
9-23
(quar.)
-j (s-a)
Ltd.,
preferred
$1.75
—
10-15
.
Artloom Carpet Co.
(stock dividend)——
Associated Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
Year-end
Atchison,
Ltd.
Timber
&
Mills,
(quar.)
10-15
$1.75
—
(quar.t_
Equipment Corp.,
4%%
1st
preferred
participating preferred (quar.)__
Calgary Power, Ltd., common (quar.)
$3
preferred (quar.i:
75c
Co._
A
Edmonton
Land
Linen
$1.50
7%
10-15
15c
._.
(quar.)
B
Co.,
1
11-
$1.25
(quar.i__
(quar.)
—.
•_•
preference
&
9-19
(stock dividend)
M.)
25c
—
preference
10-12
—
3%
Cameras, Inc.
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd., common (quar.t
Argus
10-
1
(quar.)—-——,
25c
(quar.)
com.
class A
(quar.)
Co
5
11-
9
50c
(quar.)
Cable
11-
Calgary
Refining—
Inc.
&
Chemical
2%
10-
37V2C
—__———
____
Anheuser-Busch,
10-20
(A.
Camden
Hocking Glass Corp., common
$2.80 preferred
(quar.)——-————-Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Ansonia
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Calaveras
65c
______
(quar.)
i.U-
Caldwell
2%c
Anchor
A
10-30
Co.. Ltd.
9-29
$1
Tobacco
preferred
floe
&
9-19
—
t;uar.)_
——_______
preferred
Electronics
5
______—4—___
California
American Telephone &
Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Anaconda Wire & Cable Co.__
Amphc-nol
10-
9
3%
7% preferred (quar.)
American Steel Foundries—
Stock dividend
American
10-15
10-10
20c
A
(quar.)__
25c
10-
17'/2C
_
5%
non-cumulative
American Smelting &
8
<quar.)____
4.70%
dividend
American
5
10-
Byers
$1.25
___
(quar.)
President Lines,
10-
11-10
Bush Terminal
$1.12'/2
(quar,)
S4 preferred
10-15
10-18
30c
10-24
30c
(quar.)—__
(Galv.
dividend
Class A
9-28
$1.25
(increased
(quar
Petroleum (quar.)
Potash & Cnemical,
American
10-15
35c
12-
11-30
15C
$1.12 V2
(accum.)____
When
Share
Company
Packing, 4'/2%
pfd.
Representing
a
quarterly
9-28
—.
Per
Name of
Cudahy
9-28
10-15
(quar.)—-—__:
Co.
11-15
12-15
10-15
15c
(quar.)
17»/2c
Burroughs
3
10c
(quar.)
:—.>—
Hill
12-17
30c
—_
Gas
preferred
Class
9-28
12-31
Forge—____—.....—_______——-~
1%
________
National
American
4%%
10-20
Burns
of Rec.
Monday, October 8, 1956
..
Holders
Payable
3%. 2-15-57
97J/2c
Common
Class
9-21
National Fire Insurance Co.—
American Natural
6%
10-20
20c
(quar.)__r_____________
Quarterly
American
common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
25c
Metal Co.,
Ltd.,
preferred
(quar.)_^_i—
Molasses Co. (quar.)
4 % %
American
Bunker
25c
—
Corp. (monthly)
Foundry Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.
American-Marietta Co., common
American
Buffalo
9-14
25c
—
preferred
preferred
10-19
50c
(quar.)
(Orlando)—
preferred
5%
1
25c
________________
Machine
7%
11-
preferred
Burger Brewing (quar.)__
___
5%
preferred
10-15
25c
Theatres
American Hair & Felt, common (quar.)
American Hard Rubber, common
(quar.)
Stock dividend
American Home Products
3.90%
6%
10-17
10-15
87 V2C
(quar.)
com.
(N. J.)
Casualty
Quarterly
convertible
1
*
<quar.)__
Colortype Co.
American
<fc
11-
60c
When
Share,
Mfg. Co.,
Budget Finance Plan,
10-31
50c
25c
American
American
12-14
(quar.i_-__——__
American Can Co.
,
1-1-57
12 </2c
—
(quar.;
preferred
11-16
Company
Window
Brown
"
Broadcasting-Paramount
Common
12-10
Per
Name of
9-24
93 3/4 c
Co.
Bosch
American
iquar.)
10-20
30c
_______————
Amerada
5%
75c
.
10-12
9-26
Number 5575
Volume 184
(1485)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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Stock
Stock Record «» New
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Range tor rrtvlMi
37% Oct
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
Lawest
Highest
Lawnt
4
45% Apr
1
103'/2 Oct
4
109% Feb
16% Jan
27
12% Oct
3
14% Jan
ABC
67% Jan
ACF
Industries
4%
Jan
19
Jan
6
46% Jan
18
71
Aug 25
55
Oct
1
18
79
Aug 25
63
Sep
28
76
Jan
14
Apr
10
20
July 30
23% Sep
19
35% Sep 20
7% Mar 23
6
21% Oct
19
25% Nov
30
22
Jun
3
34% Sep
20
77% Jan
21
20% Nov
12 y« Oct
16% Oct
1
15% Aug 24
14
11% Apr
19
170
Jan
5
2% Nov
29
6
Jan
7
117
Aug
Jan
27
163
Mar 14
July
Oct
4% Feb
6
1
18
16
Jan
3
91% Aug
19
23% Feb
6
Jun
12
88% Jan
23
7% Jan
26
11
209% Jan
3
326
Jun
3
Mar 14
170
Jun
24
July 12
23
C
14
241 % Sep
134
Jun
18
160
30
Jan
23
241 ?/2 Sep
7
10% May
Sep
4%%
Jan
14% Jan
19
Jan
Dec
12
Allen
Industries
129% Apr
9
Allied
Chemical
Allied
Kid
23
Allied
Allied
63% Jun
94% Jan
98
110
Sep
7
Apr
134% Apr
26
3
15
125
47
Sep
23
14
119% Sep
13
99% Feb
9
3% Mar 29
2'/2 Sep
Mar 12
July 11
17
Feb
14
16
Sep
39
133% Aug
150
6
36
Sep
21
39
Apr
4
24
Sep
27
30
Jan
30
91% Jan
10
62
25% Jan
17
30% Nov
82
Oct
14
105% Jun
70
Oct
11
91% Feb
8
22
Sep
19
13
105% Sep
27
126
14
30 Va Sep
24
36
May
6
29% Jun
Jan
6
139% Jun
Nov
16
20% Jan
31
36
1
110
27% Mar 15
65
Sep
Feb
79
100
Jan
Aug
2
108
Jan
14
27% Mar
8
31
21
64
14% Jan
6
22% Mar 30
6
42% Dec
14
39% Oct
12
107% Sep
19
99
33% Jan
Jan
1
2
46% July 25
Amer
24% Jan
23
8
20% Sep
21
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
6% Oct
11
9% Jan
3
5% Aug 30
7% Mar 12
38 % May 16
48% Nov
30
43% Aug 31
47
Jan
46% Sep
1
49% Apr
12
45% Jun
18
16
38 % Jan
27
54% Sep
6
54% Oct
27% Feb
21
27 % Mar 14
33% Dec
9
271/a May 15
27
100% Jan
17
89
Jun
27
Mar 14
69% Dec
22
61
Jan
23
91% Sep
48
Mar 15
106
135% Dec
21
Jan~26
15% Jun
10
Jan
126
Shoe
Can
Co
Colortype
American
&
Feb
14
4% %
12
American
33/4%
46
Oct
5
31
143
Aug
7
13% Sep
17% Dec
liy8 Jan
30
Jan
9
13% Jun
16
1
99
Aug
2
16% Nov
15
July
6%
18 Vs Dec
17% Jan
3
13
107% Feb
4
Sep
26
106% Feb
21
35% Apr
7
24 Va Feb
9
34% Oct
5
94% Jan
6
84
Oct
4
93
88% Nov
18
2
15% May 25
100
35 Va Feb
41% Mar 16
27% Jan 21
Mar 29
43% Aug
10
25
108
:
&
34% ivxuy
Amer
9
4
Amer
Jun
8
99
Oct
2
108
28
Jan
16
2
30
Jan
27
30
18
Apr
5
American
8"% Jan
3
American Motors
American
Metal
Jun
30
28
15
Jun
17
13 Va Jan
13% Jan
4
5% Sep
13
55% Jan
12
70 % Sep
17
American
28Feb
6
32% Feb 29
American
News
Oct
53% Mar
27
27% Jun
21% Mar 14
177
Feb
13
37% Feb
9
50yaJan
6
72»/4 Apr
11
56
Feb
21
82
40% Mar 14
58% Sep
21
46% Jan
23
59% Mar 20
161% Jun
13
39% Jan
3
121% Oct
11
29% Feb
6
Apr 22
46% Aug 24
131% Aug 12
137% Jan
4
14% Jan
Sep
4
42
Jan
10
120
Apr
39'A Jan
30
58% Feb
18
50
Oct
Nov
16
87
Jun
100
147% Nov
16
20% Jan
31
12
172% Jan
150
43% Dec
2
64% Jan
172
1
46% Nov
26
28% July 26
13
187% July 21
135% Oct
62% Feb
21
20
46
82% Dec
6
Nov
23
145
Dec
15
55% Nov
8% Oct
27
11% Jan
25% May 17
16% Oct 14
47
129% Mar 26
51
July 24
American
28% Aug
1
24% Apr
16
27
May 28
30% Jun
6
17% Feb
Feb
Oct
1
10
8
13% Jan
3
36% Dec
1
footnotes
see
page
41
41
41%
40%
41'A
40%
41
40 3/4
403/4
2,000
52%
52%
52%
53
4,000
56
600
7%
17
23 Vs Mar 13
873% Mar 19
84 3/4 Sep
7
42% Apr
2
Jan
12
107
52
52 J/4
52
52 %
52 %
54 Va
54%
V 54%
543/4
55
55
55%
32
32
*31%
32 J/4
31%
32
*31%
31%
31 "A
31 J/4
500
29%
29%
*29%
30 >A
*29%
30'A
293/4
293/4
30'A
30'A
400
90%
*90%
92
51
90%
91
*88
66 3/a
67 V*
64%
♦133%
133
130
67%
136
23 Va
23'A
23 "A
23'A
16
16
16
16%
293%
%
29%
23 %
23%
*243/8
16%
16%
*163A
29%
29%
29%
*23
—__
500
17
16%
16 3/4
I,500
29%
29%
30%
3,900
•443A
45'A
223A
23'/a
18,800
13%
14
12,100
—100
13%
133/4
15%
16
315/a
32%
*84
39
39
27%
28
-
113/4
*11%
11%
99
*98
*98
99
99
99
13%
133/4
133/4
13%
133/4
1,000
16 Va
16'A
16'A
16 J/4
16%
16%
2,000
101
32%
%
101%
*99
101 J/2
♦99
34%
*84
333/4
34 Va
87'
34Ve
34%
87
84
84
39%
39%
39%
27%
28
28
28 Va
99
25%
*99%
•100
102
253/4
26
343/4
34 Va
85
*82
40%
42
283/4
28'A
25%
101%
*99
40
*39%
99
3/4
25%
20
99
13%
16%
Va
*99
1,600
13%
13%
283%
293/a
103
•100
103
25J/4
29%
*28%
29%
*28%
15%
15%
*15
15%
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6
64%
6634
*65
30%
303/4
253/4
25 Va
25%
*28%
29%
15%
6
No par
400
3,400
113/4
15
25
9,700
46
129
11%
39%
100
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4%
4%
4b
*11%
*84
87
>25%
2,200
I,000
127 %
129
128
19%
126 Va
12
16
101%
*99
4%
46
*43%
45
130%
19
*98
100
*98
127
4%
4%
4%
129
13,400
37
36'A
400
126
19%
18%
*125'A
126
J/4
*11%
11%
115/8
12934
373/8
36%
193A
19%
45
45
126%
,
37%
37'A
125
4%
*43
129
*28%
Co.
4 Va
4%
45
20
1
5
Co
Co
19 %
125%
4%
com——2
Corp
Gas
19'A
125%
120%
1
31 Va
19%
♦43
50
*45
124%
19'A
122
10
36%
3 7'A
36 Va
12.50
Corp
SS Co
Co
&
100
5
10
No par
-100
Snuff
Co
25
common
1
preferred
Rights
American
6%
Sumatra
29%
*28%
*14%
10
1,400
II,000
20
2,800
29%
15
49,400
153/8
400
6%
6V»
6 3/8
II,900
67
67
67%
66
663A
66%
66%
5,000
30%
31
31
31
31
31'A
31 y.
31'A
2,100
34%
34%
35'A
34%
343A
34% * 34%
15
6'A
6%
6'A
6 '/a
Water
*
2,100
76%
78
51%
52%
52 Vs
523/4
153
xl51 %
1523/8
152 V4
152%
153
*42%
122
41%
50
*91%
43%
43%
*1213/4
124
42 Va
413/8
50%
50%
93%
*92 %
43%
124
151 %
*423/4
*1213/4
41%
41%
50%
50%
*93
93%
25
126 %
128%
33 Vo
333/4
33 Va
33%
9%
com—5
4,000
51%
6 3/4
Works Co
3,700
76
153
15
1363/4
137
15 %
15%
168
127
136
137
15%
••
15%
168%
169 VB
6|g
6j|
71
71%
127
126
433/4
123
42 %
50%
94
31
78
*43 %
42 3/a
423%
50%
*93
15%
15%
7
72%
127
44.
1233/4
135 %
170
78
*1213/4
136 3/8
168%
50%
94
137
15%
169
6\i
6%
713/4
72%
126
127
Wire &
Cable
No par
Hocking Glass Corp—
6.25
Common
No par
preferred
Clayton
40% Mar 13
Anderson
43% July 11
Anderson-Prichard
357% Mar 19
Andes
& Co
Oil
Copper Mining
Corp
21.80
10
14
1,500
94
94
136
100
930
15%
15%
167 %
167%
115,900
6}g
383,500
72%
20,700
6ii
72
126%
127
2,400
1,010
110
*18%
18 3A
3,500
38,100
34
200
17%
18
Ve
18 Va
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
76Vb
78%
783/,
80
80 Va
80%
79 y8
80%
79%
80'A
76%
77%
763/4
76%
7ff
78
78
78 Va
78%
270
36%
37
36
36%
,*36'A
36 Va
36%
363A
2,400
*90
—
Anaconda
50%
50%
135%
900
24%
*24%
4,200
25%
27 V4
27%
25
100
423A
42
27%
27%
25
28
*24%
1213/4
*24%
93/«
*27%
100
433/4
1213%
*27%
93%
9S/8
530
♦423/4
24%
9%
24%
290
13,700
27%
9%
27%
53
25,600
33%
93/8
78%
1523A
-9%
33 %
24%
52 Va
*9%
3438
*27 %
-
*78
152
35'A
33%
*9%
20
63A
31'/4
493/4
31
155
6%
31 Va
75 %
.
155
6%
31%
50
693/4
series
155
75%
6%
25
Preferred 5%%
series
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
Anaconda Co
50
6%
6%
74%
'49
72 V8
-25
*153%
30%
169 %
Corp
«
30%
6 3/4
68'1
100
6%
6%
30%
S/8
167%
common
155
►153%
6%
31
6
5
100
Tobacco
preferred
Viscose
155
6%
30%
135 V*
issued"
Tobacco
155
com—100
100
Tal & Tel Co
"when
Preferred
$4
23 %
23 Va
29,900
200
138
138
1363/4
20
69 3/a
68 3/a
683A
136%
136
92
*90%
92
*90%
673A
68 3/a
67 Va
*134
*55%
56
14'A
26% May 29
24.
41
45
30% May 28
For
30,700
noncumulative preferred—100
Steel Foundries
No par
6%
Anchor
95
41%
American
American
36
41%
Ship Building Co—No par
American
32% Jan
42
20
—1
5
preferred
American
13
3
41%
—10
10
Smelt & Refg com
51% Jan
7
41%
*153%
1
20
41 'A
Co
Jan
Mar
42
23'A
Refining
10% July 20
Jun
41 Va
155
33 % Oct
44% Jan
12.50
40%
14%
Sugar
29
40
4,900
1,600
40
preferred L
27
19
5%
13,200
30
Sep
32% Dec
20%
5%
61,200
84 % Apr
14
*20 3/a
5%
18 3A
145% Jan
•
263/a
20%
5%
26
47 V4
1
63% Feb
26 Va
*20 3/a
5%
18%
3
65
2 6 3/s
20 Va
5%
47
Oct
21
26'A
*203/a
5%
18%
68% Oct
Aug 26
25%
203/8
5%
47'A
American
Sep
263/b
203/a
5% >'
18%
American
83
25'A
20%
5%
46'A
1
72
25%
203/s
Safety Razor
American Seating Co
7%
21,900
24%
1
American
Amer
4,000
104
*100
45
Stores
5
110
7%
40%
40%
40 Va
103 %
12,600
22%
American
3
103
400
19%
14%
American
Jan
40%
*100%
40%
40%
*99
65
14'/a
16
26% Apr
401/2
102
30
19%
19%
19%
193/4
19%
14 Vs
Jan
29% Aug 16
*99%'
65
19
10
6
40
102
30
♦64
30%
*64
—1
—
Mar 22
19
19%
40%
39%
*97%
—100
108
59 y4 Jan
19%
19%
*30
47'/a
16
14
Jan 23
19
_
30%
65
30
*64
1,300
183A
Sep
9
65
31%
100
46 %
163A Jan
126
30%
*64
No par
146
7is
*29%
100
113
31
♦98
19 Va
187% Feb
6
7
2
*98
100
*98
65
31%
100
47%
1
Jan
103
21
31
*98
18%
5
52% Jan
33% Mar 30
1
F->b
46% Mar
6
17
31
100
46
2
10
13
1
26"—
174
Sep
31
19
Oct
May
13
10
26% Jan
19
36% Jan
111
31
♦107
112
♦107
111
111
13%
Optical
Potash
167% Oct
6U
131)% Jan
25
8% Feb 27
29,200
35%
Amer
1
6% Sep
12,200
1,400
23
102%
46%
24% Mar 20
4
Oct
155
5
65%
223%
101%
18 3/a
Amer
3
65
23
44%
American
9
18% Oct
16
65%
223/4
34%
9
54% Aug
9'/2 Jan
102 3/a
653/4
23%
1
40% Jan
179% Jan
1013/4
653/4
22%
Chemical-;.—No par
Rad & Std Sany common—5
1
7
Jun
1025%
*65
34%
8
7ye May 25
29% Jan
6
170
101 %
500
1,200
26
26
14'A
Molasses
Jun
43
25%
31
100
100
convertible preferred
5%%
34% Oct
3
25%
133/4
Natural
38
25%
*106
30%
2
:
32
23
11
101%
100
23/4
36
♦35%
36
25%
25
30%
No par
Products
17
60 % Sep
38% Apr
27,100
*2'/a
25/8
25/S
♦35
36
22%
preferred
4%%
Mar 16
11
6
126 %
*64
No par
Metal Co Ltd common.No par
8% Oct
27
124%
*29 Va
Machine & Metals
10% Jan
26% Oct
126
24%
111
*98
International
24% Mar 16
46% Jan
124
2%
2 S/8
*35
10
Ice Co common
31% Sep
Mar
126
36
*35
100%
*105
30%
100
preferred
20% Mar 14
1
100
No par
Products
24% May 10
Sep~13
123%
23/4
noncumulative
~
Oct
123 3/8
*2%
.
Power—No par
Electric Co
10
27,
104
106 %
34,700
121'A
No par
preferred—100
Corp
_1
American Investment Co of 111—_1
5% % prioi preferred
100
American Mach & Fdry common—7
3.90% preferred
100
6%
11
Sep
23% Oct
105V4
108%
101 %
Foreign
convertible
American
17
21
.103
40
107
2%
Lines
Hardware
American
9
17% Apr
395/8
107%
102%
*24Va
250
4,900
40
39 5/s
122%
—1
300
112
•106
8,000
24,300
106%
*2%
24%
323/4
40
973^
36
49%
91
32%
112
♦106
107
48 %
108
39%
119%
*33
32%
91
323/4
*90
91
393/8
38 3/4
39%
48%
91
48%
48 3/8
.325%
107
110
►105
1
Corp
American-Home
14% Mar 21
102
105
105
38%
Hide & Leather com——1
4
27
84% Jan
105
.
American
3% Jan
33 % Jan
7
345/3
100
5
6% July
1
15
6
32'A
32'/a
Hawaiian
Mar 30
26
91
32%
American
Nov
Jan
48
91%
32
American
38
13% Dec
48%
*91
24
96
11
48
92%
45 Va
Gas
96% Jan
48%
22%
American
5% Apr
47 %
*91
20
12
17
1,400
45
&
21
400
33%
22%-
American
21
24 Va
33%
45
5
Jan
♦23 %
33
21%
16% Apr
Nov
233/4
33
32%
21%
131/2 May 2a
3% Nov
233/4
33 %
*23%
33
50
29
Export
65
241%
23%
Co
European
American
28
13,000
45%
American
13
9
700
96%
213/s
13
24% Apr
Dec
143/4
95%
45%
Enka
47% Sep
10
130
143/4
96 %
109
29%
American
3
17% Jan
1
143/4
94%
32%
*14%
201,600
110
Secur—No par
Inc—„_40c
44% Mar 12
35% Jan
2
•14%
23%
Tiling
21 Va Sep
►1073/4
32%
*107%
110
32,200
1073/4
23%
110
25
Co
43% Aug
535/a
107%
32%
porp
Distilling
131% Jan
148
52%
23%
com—No par
Encaustic
22
4
310 %
•138
53%
14%
_1
American
29
22
25
♦230
145
36,900
52%
96%
50
American
Sep
Jan
310 %
*135
14 3/a
Co com—1—10
preferred series C-100
Sep
18% Oct
*230
.
95%
Cyanamid
conv
83/4
140
145/a
114
2,500
82
310 %
95%
prior preferred
20% Sep
35y2 May 28
17%
83/„
8%
8%
*135
94
Crystal Sugar com
40 %
86
115 %
17%
*81%
82
*230
140
14%
Co__
54
62% Feb
*114%
17 5%
8%
95%
Cable
Chain
Chicle
3
Mar 30
8 3/a
93
-
3
16
115%
17 s%
♦81%
14%
common
preferred t
Jan
12% Aug 17
8%
1
19% Aug
1
8 Va
10
Radio
Nov
29% Oct
7,600
*114%
100
common
&
15
19
183/4
19/64
.
Cable
American
1
183/4
—-20
Inc
preferred
1%
12
183/4
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
6
6,100
82
r%
common
Co
3%
17%
*81%
82
%
preferred
convertible
3%
183%
115%
17%
17%
*81 %
13/64
Bosch Arma Corp
34
42% Dec
*114%
*81%
50
Note
American
Apr
1151/4
17%
18
27% Mar 21
18
18%
*114%
17%
%
Corp
American
153
8
13% Jan
18%
115%
17%
82
10
3%
18%.
48%
preferred—
conv
Bank
77% Apr
24
22% Jun
12%
18%
*114%
is
600
3%
3%
18%
No par
5
100
3%
11/64
*107%
America
9
Jan
3>/4
3%
53%
preferred
24
34
3%
52%
common
Jan
67
31/3
1
37 V2 Apr
1
17
cum
American
2
40% Sep
Nov
160
Airlines common
Theatres
3
33
1743/4
160
31%
convertible preferred
Bakeries Co com
Brake
5%
Oct
71% May
1743/4
160
preferred
4%
21% Mar
7
176 %
*152
22
Amer
33% July 15
18
*171%
160
22%
July 25
18
23% Mar 17
of
46
166
44%
64%
American
17
59"% Dec
18,200
46%
45%
45 %
166
43%
22%
6%
18% Jan
35% Jan
463/4
»14%
64%
9
22% Jan
40
4,000
22%
4%%
9
115
14%
66
American
Jan
70% Jan
28
145/a
49%
American
23% Aug
Sep
143/4
64
26
Nov
100
143/4
99
3%%
Nov
23
143A
14%
*152
gtd
6%
Petroleum
American
7
72
16 y2 Jan
143/4
14%
14%
No par
Mar 19
32
May 28
4,700
160
convertible preferred
Amerada
26% Mar 16
2
May 31
163/4
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
Jan
100
16%
50%
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
9
Feb
163%
1
Limited
6%
121% Mar 23
July 27
16 5%
*152
Amalgamated Leather Co com
3
23
Co
3
5
163/4'
160
Co
Aluminium
10
163/e
*152
Dye
Aluminum
900
16%
16%
45
Inc
convertible
600
134
134
100
.10
A
Mfg
134
133%
133
167
Alpha Portland Cement
13
10,200
25%
44%
Stores Corp common—No par
preferred
100
4.08%
July 17
3% Jan
Jan
102
4%
11,500
22 ®/8
25%
100
&
Allis-Chalmers
37 'A July 25
Apr
88
34
4
97% Jan
82
55% May 12
72% Jan 18
.
56% Jan
3
34
41
2% Nov
1
Oct
91
313/s May 28
105
'Oct
1
23
1
34% Aug
47% Oct
9
11
34
223%
25%
5,900
*164%
1
Mills
51% Mar 14
333/4
223%
25%
5
18 Va Jan
1
36'% Apr
34
22%
25%
No par
3
25% Aug 15
33%
223/8
5
Allegneny & West Ry
32'% Sep
34%
xl33
16%
1333/4
16%
42%
Rights
22% May 29
17
133%
132
*135
Oct
27,
25
140
14% Oct
July 22
22%
16 3/4
22%
34
22 V8
310%
117 % Mar 27
163/4
17
33%
32%
*135
4
7,200
66
16 3/4
163/4
*230
40
22
-
*63
66
*63
*25%
16%
_100
6
25 % Dec 30
3
34
65%
67
162
common
preferred
107% Oct
93
*63
*62 %
66
prior preferred conv
No par
Ludlum Steel Corp__
1
$4
11
122% Juiy
Jan
573/4
8% V*8%
*230
310%
20% Aug 26
7
20
93
573%
452
common
21/64 Sep
Nov
57%
100
1
117
4
57%
153/3
Allegheny
21
57 %
100
preferred
5%%
4
13
57
132
No par
series
common
11/64 Oct
104
Corp_,.10
common
Inc
Alleghany Corp
14
May
58 Va
Inc
56%
*24%
preferred
Aldens
-
55%
24%
&
-Products
i%
117 y2 Jan
81.
5
Alco
.
56 %
22%
1
1951
1,600
12%
33 %
Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining—.
7% Jan
28% July 25
pfd
Alabama
2
17% Oct
6
122
4.50%
2
23% Mar 22
114% July 10
Jan
80
Air Reduction Inc
187
3j
9
Aug
2
9
26% Mar 30
11
50% Aug
9
2,200
12%
24%
Corp
9,100
103%
12%
22
1
Aeroquip
38%
103 %
12%
32%
1
4
38%
%
103
12 %
10
15% May
39%
38%
103 %
12 Va
16%
Corp
Shares
39%
105
*103%
123/4
16%
No par
3
the Week
Oct. 5
12%
»60
Co
22 % Jan
Friday
Oct. 4
12%
2.50
Inc
Thursday
38 5/8
39%
105
*103
Rales for
PRICES
55
50
Corp
Express
Admiral
39%
39%
105
SALE
Oct. 3
12%
25 ;
common
Addressograph-Multigraph
July 17
Feb
20
17% Oct
Adams-Miliis
156
22
28
109% Jan
Adams
136
21
Dec
Inc
Co
Acme
4
4
36% Feb
41% Dec
157
Steel
2
154
4
Dec
18
19
19
108
9
30% Jan
1
Mar 15
155
Sep
Jan
Dec
130
27% Mar 14
107
*103
1
preferred
ACF-Wrigley Stores
29 % May
35% Aug
23% Aug 22
30
^39
5%
32% Jan
29% May 25
25 >/2 Jan
preferred
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 2 "
Oct. 1
5
common
Vending Corp
38% Oct I
AND
Tuesday
Monday
N
Par
100
3
Feb
111
13
Jan
LOW
~
STOCK
Laboratories
Abbott
48% Jan
28
107
58
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
95
*90
36%
95
x78
36'A
*90
95
•91
95
95
95
35
35%
35%
353A
36
363/4
36 3A
36%
37
37%
32%
33%
33
34 J/4
34
34%
34
35 >A
34%
35 Vs
*28
28 %
*27%
28
*27%
28
♦27%
28
♦27%
28
10
1,700
10,700
13
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1486)
NEW
YORK STOCK. EXCHANGE
Year 1955
UvMt
Oct
Leweat
4
6% Jan
Jan
6% Mar 19
A F
W Products
Co
28
41% Apr
9
39% Apr
6
Argo
Oil
20% Jun
May 12
13% Jan
6
s
67
Aug
2
Armco
7
24
May
2
Armour & Co
28
29% JaD
18
92
19
Oct
Jan
3
9% reb
14
24
17
5% Jun
Nov
28
34
Mar 15
4%
37 %
29%
Argus Cameras Inc
9
15% Feb
22
29
6% Jun
27% Mar
46% Feb
15
35% Apr
102% Apr
96 Vi Aug 30
19% Sep
8
6
Dec
18
11
5
Dorp
37% Mar 27
102% Mar
1
18% May 24
2
Jan
6
8% Jan
13
22
14
Steel
l
83.75
20% Jun
11
31% Mar 15
6
17
Jun
17
15% Jan
11
20
Jun
16
27% Oct
4
37% Sep
8
29% Feb
8
113
Aug 15
101% Oct
1
69
May 27
46
Jan
16
Jan
3
110% Jan
5
35
4
23
73
,
Aug 28
Industries
13
30
96% Oct
13
101
41% Oct
10
27% Dec
101 %
Apr
8
35% Jan
9
-
8
33% July 25
11% Aug
3
:
95% Aug 22
43% Jan 27
Mar 17
40% Sep
15
27% Jun
3
59% Mar
34% May 17
96% Sep
Oct
1
6
*
68
10
28
19
09% Feb
13
91
1
Aug
13
11% Jan
19
17% Feb 27
22% Jun
8
18
5% Sep 26
37% "Sep 26
8% Apr
26
54
Mar 30
29
Sep
5
7% Feb
24
49% Feb 24
29%
30%
30%
31
31
*30%
31
21%
2,400
22
223%
22%
22%
22%
22%
60%
62%
61%
62%
62
62%
26,600
17%
1
173%
17%
17%
17
31
32
17%
27,500
31%
317a
32%
32
92
92
32%
4,800
*18
19
l
2.50
32
32%
5%
*92
94
*92%
94
*92%
94
■■
*17%
18
*18
19
*18
19
5%
*5%
28%
28%
16%
29
16%
28
•5%
28
.
29
29'%
16'%
5%
5%
29
5%
16%
17
16%
28
27%
30
30%
*102
103%
"102
67%
67
67
65%
66
25%
26%
26%
27%
10
66'%
30%
31 %
31%
102
103%
32
'
32%
103%
15,600
700
33
7,300
7
1,240
65%
65%
2,700
27%
*100
65 %
27
700
17
28'%
32%
103
65%
3,600
29
16%
*28
32%
101'%
•
;
100
53%
29
27%
10
19
*53%
17
*27%
2,700
94
19
29%
16'%
___io
25%
26 Vb
__10
10 %
10%
IOV4
10%
10%
27%
102
28 %
28%
'28%
28./2
28
%
98
96
96
50%
50%
51%
Preferred
prior
series
51
51
V
513%
7,200
15,700
900
39%
40%
40%
4iy4
41%
42
41 VB
42 ••.'.
41%
loo
41%
88%
88 J/2
x88%
89%
88%
89'%
88%
89'%
88'%
88%
520
9'%
22,500
17%
4,600
B
97
17
80
Co
*9%
10
No par
of
17%
26%
17'%
Amer
5
„
.
9
81%
No par
($1.201
*95
9
g7/a
___20
17%
9%
27
9 %
17%
17%
17%
*80
81%
80
80
*79%
81
700
*10
10%
10
10
*10
10%
700
17%
28%
10
*17
9
17
81 %
10
*80
27'A
50
17%
17%
,
*93
*16%,
17'/a
17
17
*17
17'%
28%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5'%
No par
*38 %
38%
38%
38 J/2
*38%
9
29%
common—_3
(The)
preferred
conv
96
49%
__10
common
Arco Mfg Corp
*94
50%
f
pref
7,000
97
49
preferred
Canteen
10'%
283/4
*95
20
Nichols
61,200
10%
*28'%
loo
Powder
Automatic
28%
1-0%
No par
RR
common
$3.75
•;-%
28f%
50%
28'%
10%
28%
10%
City Electric Co com__6.50
Conv
*29
•
*92%
53%
28%
*28
100
.
_—
Atlas Corp
5%
cumulative
12.25
29%
17%
32'%
preferred-
Atlantic Refining
Austin
Sep
16% Jan
22
5,800
29%
21 %
60%
Co
4% preferred
Atlantic Coast Line
9
4
11
38'%
_l
nori-cum
Atlas
200
37%
4%
21%
___
Common
1
Jan
18
20
Oct
9
20
10% May 28
18% Jun
14% Jan
16
Mar 21
5% Oct
42
61% Feb
9
9
27% Dec
July 18
16% Nov
Dec
27
47% Aug 14
16% Aug 27
47% Mar 14
Feb
4%
38
Topeka & Sante Fe—
Atlantic
63% May
1
8% Sep
30% Mar 13
101
0
88% Oct
20
5%
*4'%
37
17%
Inc_
5.25%
preferred
Associates Investment
Atchison
25% Oct
10 % Sep
*4
37%
*4%
59%
com_„
l
2nd preferred 81.50 series__No
par
Associated Dry Goods Corp— S
Comtnon
43/s
37
21 %
Ashland jOll & Refining
30
52% Feb
4'%
37s,«
5
5
26% Mar 14
Shares
4'%
37%
17%
Inc
12% Jan
104% Feb
the Week
Oct. 5
60 %
Corp
Co
25% Apr
Mar 29
Friday
Oct. 4
17%
common
Arvln
30% Mar 29
Sales for
Thursday
No par
Constable
Carpet
PRICES
Oct. 3
57
io
Illinois
of
preferred
Arnold
4%
37%
SALE
Wednesday
5
Corp
Armstrong Cork Co
Artloom
HIGH
Oct. 2
No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
23
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 1
5
35% Jun
27% Jan
55% Dec
36
26 y8 Oct
Inc
43% Feb
3
Monday
Par
Monday, October 8, 1956
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
18
YORK
31% July
11
24% May
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
4Ya May 19
36
STOCK
STOCKS
tgs far PrirUu
...
9 Va
29
9
17%
200
38%
29%
20%
28%
7,300
5%
1; 5'%
5%
5%
27,900
38'%
'
38%
38 %
38%
400
B
«% Aug 18
8y4 Feb
5% May 22
10
7% July 12
45% July 18
35% May .24
11% Jan
7
27
113
Feb
2
4
"105
Apr
19
533% Sep
753/4 Nov
1
41% Feb
13
53
Oct
1
105
35% Jan
18
64% Jan
6
Jan
6
45
48% Nov
2
66% Jan
5
60
23
July 14
42% Jan
13
.
45
8
19
39
Sep
15
72% Mar 29
3
43
27
Baltimore
1
4%%
Gas
Elec
&
noncumulatlve
Oil
Barker
Brothers
44
May 28
Berber
12
Jun
12
4%%
54% Jan
9
Bath
6
19% Nov 23
16 % Aug
21
19 Mi Jan
6
Bayuk
13
57
Jun
8
45
Jan
17
563/4 July 16
133
Jan
24
147
Jun
29
116
103% Jun
13
107% May
2
98
38% Dec
1
134% July 13
106% Jan 20
37% Jan
9
23
21
13
3%%
conv
4%%
351%
35'%
*39
41
Bell
&
101
48 Vx Jun
8
63
18% Jan
44% Jan
23
4
169% Dec
9
6
172
Nov
9
152
Sep
6
169
Sep
172% Feb
14
158% Sep
13% Jan
7
18
Sep
16
13% Jun
8
16% Jan
13
Jan
11
74
Jan
18
85% Sep
15
74% Jun
29
33% Oct
11
40
Dec
22
32% Feb
10
Aug 17
31
Mar
24
25
Sep 26
28% Mar 15
14
Nov
28
"29
45% July 25
23% May 28
Aug 23
12
Dec
20
Dec
12
Mar
12
6
61% Sep
14% Jan
3
30
26% Jan
3
64% Sep
.12% Nov
38
2
7
Aug
95
Aug 11
32
Sep
26
14% Jan
34% May
6
100 % Apr
36% Feb
33
6
8
28
Sep
Feb
£1
30
38% Jan 23
23
July 21
17% May 28
91% Jan 25
20
95% July 29
21
.29% Jan 11
47% Feb 21
21% Dec
16
78
71
Feb
66
11
,
Oct
11
36% Feb
26
103% Jan
4
7
2% May 17
3
46% July 26
6% Aug 15
15% Mar 3
Aug 15
40% Jan
23
5 V» Feb
9
12% Jan
20
Sep 14
31% Jan
5
12% Apr 10
32% Jan
105% Aug
3
3
•1% May 3
8% Apr 13
16% Mar 20
10% Jan
6
6% Nov
15
11 Vb
Apr
U
37% Oct
14% Sep
91% Jan
14
44% Dec
12
26
36% Oct
1
17% Dec
43% Jan
3
9
13% Oct
1
17% Jan.
88% Sep
12
08
Feb
7
66
July.ll
57% Jan
25% Jan
100
5 Mi
July 15
13
64 Mi Feb
10
32% Aug 29
35% Jun 26
2814 Mar 14
53% Dec 30
59
_For footnotes
see
7
Feb 21
page
-
9
55
Oct.
I
425% S«p 29
30% Jun
8
50
24,
Aug'
Aug 22
7% Jan 17
33 % Apr
0
36% Mar 16
^50% Apr
40
41
40%
40%
2,500
*90
95
*90
95
95
*90
5514
57
57
58%
58 Vb
58%
57%
58%
57%
*90
58%
19
1,600
95
*90
95
29,200
19%
19%
19%
19%
'/a
19%
5,100
1 %
1%
1 %
1%
1%
1%
47,200
30%
31
*30%
31%
31%
31 '2
311/,
31%
47%
47%
63%
65
31
31
900
x47%
47%
47%
48
.48%
48%
48%
48%
2,800
63%
64 %
62 %
64
60%
62 %
60%
62 %
13,100
lb.j '/B
162%
lb2'/8
163%
162%
164%
163
164%
163%
*153%
154 %
154'/4
154%
154%
154V2
154%
154 Va
*154%
155%
400
5
13%
1-4 VB
14
14'%
14%
I41/4
14%
1414
14%
14%
2,400
76 %
76%
76%
76%
75
75
coin
100
10
*75
*75
165
*75
33,900
30
761/4
41
43
42%
44%
43%
45%
44
4414
43 %
44
2,600
37%
39%
39
39%
39%
40 Vb
39%
40 VB
39
39%
9,500
1
27%
27 %
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 Is
27%
27%
2.50
40%
40 %
40%
-45%
44 %
47'-
44%
45
44'%
44%
5
<fc
Brass Corp
50%
52%
52%
54%
53%
54%
-52%
54'4
53%
54%
4,000
6,500
55,600
.9
0
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
27
26%
26%
1,800
25 %
25%
25
25
*25%
25%
25
25%
25
25%
*15%
15%
15
15%
*14%
15
14%
14%
*14
14%
150
1
15 %
-15%
15 %
15%
15%
15%
15%
*5%
15%
15%
3,800
10 Vb
10%
10%
10%
10
10
101/4
10%
1,500
Inc__„1~25
10
10
320
59
58 '/b
58%
58
58%
58
58%
58%
5914
5
44
45
45
45 %
45%
45%
45%
46
x44%
46%
100
*86
90
*86
90
86
86
86
86
*86
89
25
51
52
5114
51%
51%
51%
x51
51%
15
•
common-
Co
Maine
26 '/8
No par
preferred
&
26%
No p;ir
51%
5214
58%
7,700
15,000
190
3,900
RR—
100
-preferred
Branlff Airways Inc
18
18%
18'%
18%
19
19%
19
19%
100
I
5%
41%
42'%
42%
43
43
44%
44
44
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
40%-
41%
41%
42%
50
50
18'%
18%
42.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common
414% preferred
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Brlggs & Stratton
;
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%% preferred
40%
41%
50
*49%
50 %
*49%
50%
_3.50
18 Va
18%
18'%
18 "2
37%
39'%
33%
34V4
5
19%
44'4
2,600
10%
-
19%
44
-
10%
13,700
4,700
3,100
42%
42'%
41%
42%
*49'%
50'%
50
50
18%
/
18'%
18%
18%
3
2.5o
37%
38%
34%
35
*93
96
*93
39%
34%
38%
34 Va
96
•
100
♦93
39%
39 %
35
_No par
Shoe
Gas
35
35 VB
35%
35%
x34%
14%
14%
14%
14%
Co
40
40
40%
40%
j
Inc
______
Brunswick-Balke-Col 1 ender
Bucyrus-Erie
(The)
I ""15
_
4,300
35
34%
96
.
.
400
•
*93
\
'
96
'
37 Va
37%
24
24
*23%
5
Co common
48%
49
48%
5
18VB
18%
—
65 preferred
__No par
Co—
Bulova
Co
second
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,300
41%
40%
41
40
40'4
'1,700
38%
6,900
38'/B
92
39
*23 "a
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
48%
50
49%
49%
49'%-
49%
5,600
18%
48%
18-M
19'%
19
iy%
19%
19%
20,200
93
v.
*91
"
38%
93%
*90%
39%
93%
r.
,
3614
*90'%
1,000
100
29%
30 V*
301/4
30%
29%
30 Va
*29%
30 Va
30
29%
30%
g
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
*20%
20%
20%
20%
3,800
1
13%
13%
13%
13 V4
13%
13%
13'/4
13 Va
13 '/a
13%
23,000
72
73 Va
71%
*71%
72%
72%
110
67
*62
,
30
72
*62
67
.76%
40'/a
39%
40%
39%
40 VB
3d%
40
23,200
17
17
17
16%
16%
*16%
17
3,300
23%
23%
23%
participating
California Packing Corp
Zinc-Lead
—
II
Campbell Red Xake Mines
Campbell Soup Co
linger
Ale
17
22%
23 V4
•
10r
g
5
102
42%
5'4
13
103 Va
42%
>•
7
23
23
9%
10
.
283/4
*100
103%
42%
42'%
10
*281/4
*100
*42%
23%
10
10
10
29%
28%
28'/4
*100
104
43
42%
103 Va
43
23%
24%
10 %
10%
29
*281/4
*100
110
103%
42%
42%
13,000
*
1,200
200
50
1,200
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
6,100
13'4
13'%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
1314
4,200
5%
10,000
LtdIII_l
5%
5'%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
1.8O
36'%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36 Vb
36%
5,900
13%
13%
13'%
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
8,200
89'%
89
89
*88%
89%
*88%
89
83%
88%
com
1.66%
13%
preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian. Breweries Ltd
No par
*26%
Canadian Pacific Ry
Cannon Mills
25
No par
copv
39%
*16%
28%
_Il
_
Calumet & Hecla Inc
40.V4
16%
29
preferred.
Callahan
39%
10
3,800
*75%'
1
9%
72%
2,500
67
77
*27V.
29%
75%
*62
67
*75%
_g
-
75%
*62
77
No par
30%
30%
75%
67
*75%
i5
_I
71%
30%-
30 %
75%
*62
5
II
*30
72
100
Co
30 Vb
301/4
100
preference
Butler Bros
T"
Butte Copper & Zinc—
Byers Co (A M) common
54.25
4,600
100
com—
•Burroughs Corp
Dry
35
41
38'%
92;
.,
34%
1
_
preferred
3%% preferred.
7%
93
34%
10
Inc_
Burlington Industries Inc
Bush .Terminal
*91
34%
14%
24
i8'%
z"
35
'
Buffalo Forge
Bullard Co
Watch
37%.
-No par
No par
Co
No par
100
*89
*
56
55
55
*55
58
*55
58
27
26%
26%
*26%
27
*26%
27
22"%
33%
33%
50%
50 Va
51
55
-
*
4,300
34%
39%
39%
*93
98
-•
2,100
"
'
3
17
40%
1%
Common
6
98
40%
19%
Inc
Boston Edison
17
Apr 10
22% Sep 18
9% Jan 23
25% May- 8
3
99% Jan
23% Jan
3%:%
46% Sep
19% July 1
30% Oct 31
12% Aug 26
40
1%
Inc
Co
(The)
Borg-Warner Corp
15
Mar 18
Jan
40
1
Borden
28% Jan 23
15
40 %
19%
4%
23
5,800
40
1%
Co
Book-pf-the-Month Club
.4%%
75
21%
com—Wo pai
"
Stores
6
63
6
Bond
85% Mar
22
Apr 26
11 VB
21%
19%
Co
Aluminum
81% Jan I9
77% Feb
8
Jun
92
34% Jun 22
8% Oct
22
8
Sep 19
Sep 20
Julyl7
W)
Laughlin
Budd
3
16% Jan
80
11
21%
*10%
1 %
Co
21% Jan
12% Aug 21
6
11
21%
'
1
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
20% Jun 22
3
24
40% Sep 19
6
_
11
22 %
19%
(Delaware)
Brown
Aug 29
1
26
10,000
1U% i
21%
4
Bigelow
36% July 17
38% July 30
23 'Mar"8
29% Sep
30
10%
22
j
Mfg
Co
Brown &
Jun
29%
10%
21%
100
Union
05
29%
10'%
:
26% July 19
•56% July 18
.
29
41
1 peso
Inc
(Del)
Brooklyn
92 % Mar
12
Sep 30
76% Jan
22% Jan
l
Feb 29
25% Sep
21% Aug
20
Mar 15
Dec
27
steel
46
25% Jan 23
24
Sep 26
29%
*39
3,500
21 %
;
Aug
2
15% Apr 27
1
Dec
65% Jan
.27% Aug 17
Oct
9
37
10
43
6
Nov
100
32% May 25
14
,May
3
24% Apr
6
46% July 31
39% July 25
14
93
10
58
2
88% Feb
29
16% Jan
25
67% Mar 19
1
31% Feb
Mar 14
0
10
99% Jan
18Va Oct
17% May 17
6
12
61% Jan
3
14% Jan 31
64% May 10
40
20% Jan
_
10
23
28'%
28%
10
26%
10%
Co
—
1
Oct
28%
41
4,700
a
83
25%
'
r"1oc"
98% Feb
Va Sep 25
49% Sep 26
41
*81
20
loo
Bon Ami Co class A
3
35 Va Jun
28Y* Jan 28
Bohn
60% Apr
40
56'A July 20
24% Jan
May 10
Jan
*39
26%
g
Decker
(E
&
26 Va
130
1
Blaw-Knox
Bliss
33%
*81
48'%
-
10
preferred
Bliss
>28%
Vb
49%
20%
common
Gypsum Co
&
*39
41
49%
_i
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del)
4%% pid series oi 1951
Black
49%
"
41% Oct
19
19
Jan
7%
28
49%
,_l
Co
Bethlehem
*39
10
Corp
-
Co
Boeing Airplane
12% Mar 16
64
1
17
19
61% Oct 24
17
13
Oct
3
&
Boston
Dec .30
49% Dec
Sep
51
Oct
29% Apr
34 Ya May
20% May
1
80
16
18% Mar 28
Mar 14
47
14% July
0
9% Sep 20
58
May 29
38 ya Jan 17
66% May 3
481/4 Apr 29
100% Nov 15
30
7
59 Va Sep
Sep 28
3
22
11% Jun
14
43% Nov 29
95% Sep
•3% Jan
25
Jan
19% Jun
8
3
9
50% Sep
0
40% July 17
32 V« May 11
25% Jan 30
34% Jun 13
25
15% Mar 14
84
23
33% Jun
31% Sep
393/4 Jan
9% Jan
28% Jan
38
29y« Mar 15
61
4
Sgvers
Finance
Bestwall
140 ya May 28
24%
Corp
Best Foods
7
6
321/4
*81%
1
00
Consolidated
77 V* Aug
Jan
1
lor
pfd
preferred
60% Oct
43
101% Jan
Inc
Bendlx Aviation
Best
600
26
13
33% Apr 17
533/4 Jun 22
48%
83
14
Beneficial
*48%
35
93% Sep
Benguet
49%
80
26
28% Feb
24
1,500
34
18
10
1,700
16%
*81
15
2% Feb
45%
16%
34
Aircraft
22 Ye Aug
45%
16%
83
Beech-Nut
1
45%
16 %
25%
Bell
1
45%
16%
82
Belding-Heminway
30
45'%
16%
*40
33%
Oct
1% Oct
45%
16%
25%
Jan
303/4 Oct
42
44'%
16%
82
Feb
12
41
43-%
16%
32%
30
14
41%
43%
16'%
83
14
Dec
*40
42'%
43
32'%
27
2
42%
600
25%
1
35% July 25
56% July
1
1,600
41
100
8
223/8 Feb
2,000
14 %
41
*41
11,500
0
22
72%
14
18%
Jun
26
*72%
14
18%
20
2
73
14
*59%
18%
16
May
62
72
14%
18
25
*•*
*61
73
13%
18%
RR
Howell
60
71%
14'%
17%
17% Jan
4Vi%
60
71
14%
18
38
30
60
71
14%
17%
26'/a Aug
10% Oct
Jan
59%
72 %
18%
Beech
45% May
60%
14%
17%
Instruments
Life
59
70%
2.5P
47% Jan
Apr
*5914
1
60
1,300
_5
Inc
17
Mar 14
60
9 8 Va
Sep
1
60
98
39
30
61
*122
14
7
61
98
Oct
-
62
125
49
59% Mar
61%
98
3
.,
61%
125
Beckman
14
61%
40,800
98
Shoe (A S) 4%%
Beech Aircraft Corp
Oct
61
190
50'%
10
Beck
19% Sep
60
1
130
91'/2 Aug
46
49
98
38'/a Aug
Apr
49'%
*122
28 % Aug
101
48%
94
100
8
8
49%
103
*92
'
130
26
96% Mar
48 %
103
93%
*98
23
Feb
48%
104
-
93%
*122
Sep
42% Apr
47%
♦103
50
81
6
32%
48
93
19 % Jun
28
33'%
95
46
130
25 % Jan
17
32%
103
*93
98
Mar 18
Nov
33
103
95
*49
July 11
Jan
32%
102
*122
96
12
32%
102
100
30
22
4,800
32%
33%
*93
I
12.50
11
30% Jan
33 %
32%
900
preferred-—100
26
Creek
20,500
95
new
common
prior
Jan
Jan
15,800
13%
100
preferred
Nov
40
40%
13'%
No par
24
30
6'A
40'A
13%
102
Corp
20% Sep
29 3% Dec
6%
40%
13'%
100
Inc
85
18
6 Ve
40
13%
50
Works
Mills
6
40%
13 %
10
common
Beatrice Foods Co
Beaunit
6%
39%
13%
102
Corp
Cigars
6%
40%
13%
*93
preferred
Iron
6 %
39%
13%
100
Bangor & Aroostook RR
14
Sep
Dec
*6%
40
13%
100
preferred
16
6 Vb
38%
Co___No par
preferred series B
preferred series C
Baltimore & Ohio common
4%
6
9
13
4%
14% Jan
Jan
Ino
Wilcox Co (The)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
633A July 25
6
Sep
173/4 Sep
T)
Babcock &
48
22 % Mar 14
(B
82 '/4 Jun
Sep 26
Jan
May 10
68% Jan
9
Jan
60
14 %
33% Jan
35% Feb
Sep
93% Oct
14
38% Mar
1
12
12
113 % May
Jun
30
101
16% Jan
8
Jan
Mar 31
99
32% Oct
35% Aug 12
10
301% Jan
109
,113/4 jun
24 '/a Mar 30
6
Babbitt
*55
26%
~
58
90
50
26%
200
33'%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
32,400
51
51%
51%
52
52'4
*52%
52%
700
.
*
VM.'
Volume 184
Number 5575
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1487)
NEW
YORK
STOCK
Range (or PrtTloni
6
25 % Oct
Jan
112
23
,+
7S#<rS4
42%.Dec
30 '/a Mar 14
38% Sep
21
Highest
Oct
1
31% Jan
23
6
23
Jun
22
104
Oct
1
26% Jan
3
23
Jan
23
121
11,
Mar 15
40% Feb
48 '/a Oct
64% Feb
18
49 V2
Dec
29 % Mar 20
Carolina
Power
597s Aug
3
62% May. 16
26
53% Jan
19
.Carpenter
'•
24% Aug 16
11% May 28
3
100% Jun
23
9
5a '/a Jau
5
59% Sep
7
26 % Jan
3
14% Sep
10
Case
9
7%
95% July 18
104
5
Preferred
3
Celanese Corp
29
130
July 20
103
Sep
25
119
Feb
27
7%
21
83
July 26
65
J un
25
75
Jan
13
472%
14
477b May
Jan
27
37% Dec
26
19 %
Apr 27
22
Apr
20
17
Feb
14
11% Nov
30
vij"»9
"'Jun
26
69 % May 25
95% Nov. 14
46
Feb
2
5774 Apr
13
9
86 7e Jun
12
6
i! 6
"
37% Jan
.
18 V
79% Jan
3
14% Jan
31
45% Jan
5
,
23
Apr 26
55% Sep
19
Feb
34
18% Aug 31
51% Jan
20
Jan
7
30% Sep
33% Jan
23
36"% Dec
22
33
4
8% Jan
6
14
20
Apr
4
17% July 21
66
Dec
30
99
Oct
43% Jan
7
23%,
24
2474
105
1057,
104
common-
13% Jun
56% Jan
July 24
Central
Aug
9
Central
Central
1474 Mar
5% Sep
13
14
28
57 % Nov
18
28
54% Jan
9
4
7572 May
Cessna
54
53%
53 Va
53
54 72
4574
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4574
45 7.
45,7.
23 7r
237b
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237a
23%
23%
900
137b
13%
13%
13%
14%
137a
14
137a
137a
10,600
10174
101 %
10174
102
102%
1023/4
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102
101
85 72
84%
100
147/b
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15
147a
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100
15
104 72
65 7a
65
40 74
39 72
40
18 7b
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19
17%
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97a
657a
65%
65 7a
66
40 7b
393%
397a
147a
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187a
187b
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177a
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97a
9 74
No par
15%
16
15%
16
157b
16
54
54
101
101
9 74
48%
9 7.
16
,
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157a
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547a
537b
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54%
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27a
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27a
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11
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1
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6374
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63 7a
30
35%
34 7a
15
Co
400
;
30
5
Gotham
5,500
101
30
377a
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Corp—
700
293/4
33
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2,900
1,400
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1,300
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No par *
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7
86
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86
88
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s
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.
18%
177a
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3,300
177a
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210
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36
27,800
40
86
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300
15%
407b
48
10
18,100
657b
8572
54
290
87
65 7a
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90
1007a
x39 7a
85 72
No par
85%
*99
12,400
157a
47 74
50
Products
Aircraft
9
8674
1007a
56
104 72
4774
100
South West
9
10472
85%
*99 7a
100
55 7a
147a
1772
*103
8674
54%
104 7.
65 74
39 7b
>
53%
102
857a
100
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Service
1,300
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100
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53 7a
237a
1
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53 7.
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0 /
—
of
8.000
5372
1
com
490
23%
237/b
65
Chain Belt Co
8
53 7.
*103
:
Light
Co
Chadbourn
3
527b
23 7a
45 74
Ex-distribution
Aug 17
72 Jan
517b
1.900
105 VB
52
84
|Cerro de Pasco Corp
4174 Aug 27
Sep
237/a
105
52
100
Co
Violeta Sugar
Century Ribbon Mills
7774 July 19
30
Sep
2 %
20
Sugar
preferred
&
237a
7,800
237b
237/b
10
!
Central
7
24
106
413/,
2334
13%
100
Illinois Public
RR
*105 7b
23 %4
20
Illinois
4%%
4174 July 27
16% Apr
9
July 20
1
43
8
9
Feb
106
24
X237b
■
15,500
417a
4572
No par
com
*105
7a
26%
45 7.
100
Foundry Co
Central
105
*24
"26
*2378
12.50
preferred series A_100
Aguirre
35
1
10
lOfc.
247.
5174
of Georgia Ry com
"preferred series B
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
Aug 14
27% Feb
Oct
24
1
preferred
Certain-Teed
4
41
247a
50'
preferred
Central
,
177b Mar 22
23
40 % Dec
6
22
27% Jan
Mar 14
13'/a Oct
417a
24 74
100
of Ainer
conv
Central
113
24
Mar 11
5%
4
Aug 29
21
37% Mar
26%
41
10
series
Corp
/Celotex Corp common
3
22
Jun
127t Mar 16
61
7
112
-
18% Jan
16
Jun
18
25%
52
common
■J"
108
29% Jan
257/a
407a
517b
5%
15% Jan
29
>7% Jan
257.
4174
5
Central
81 % Feb
18
18% Dec
25 7b
40 72
24 7b
4.20%
2nd
Shares
247a
23 7b
Co
Caterpillar Tractor
Jan
217b Jan
the Week
Oct. 5
247a
—No par
common
Co
Friday
Oct. 4
4iy4
'
10
18% Jan
.
I)
Sales ftr
Thursday
40
10
Lights
preferred
8ALK PRICES
Oct. 3
24
Ohio Ry_100
&
preferred
72% Dec
P
Steel
Corp
(J
1147a Nov
27
&
Carriers & General
5
119 % Jan
Carrier
472%
26
18% Jan.
14
105% May
Co
2
45% Sep
127% Aug
61% Dec
Mfg
HIGH
Wednesday
~r
5
Co
Clinchfield
20% Jan
19
(Philip)
Carolina
7
19% Dec
12
Carey
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 2
Oct. 1
1
(The)
9
2
July
Monday
Par
Inc
2778 Apr.
1
LOW
STOCK
Mar
121
29
51 % Oct
Airlines
Carborundum
Aug 17
53% Mar
45
May 16
102% Feb
8
19% Nov
18
Capital
1
23 %
Aug 16
177/a May 16
13% Nov ' 2
116
45 %
YORK
EXCHANGE
41% Feb
25
Nov
36% Apr
10
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
22% Jan*
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowest
7a
1,700
7400
-V
10,100
15%
300
10
65%
300,
9,300
38,800
11
117b
117a
38%
38
38%
4,400
27/a
27/a
27b
27/a
5,900
63 7a
|
117a
387a
/
637a
*63 7a
64
1,100
Champion Paper & Fibre Co34
Dec
104
29 %
6
109
Feb
July 19
68
Feb
16
9% Feb
25
6% May 17
6% Jan
5
3
97 y2
Oct
1
45
Aug 30
108
7
10% Mar 23
Jan
93% Jan
21% Jan
28
6
17
18
56% Sep
100
16
3
Oct
14
7% Sep
25
3
Common
7
13
May
;:
2072 Oct
Jan
18
36 % Mar 25
287b Feb
31 7b Apr
27
Dec
9
22 7b Oct
277/a Apr
5
33% Jan
18
44% Dec
5
37
Feb
50
Apr
27
36% Jan
19
43% July 26
39
Jan
4174 Jan
6
2674 Jan
3
15% Jan
6
45 % Feb
16
74 %
Sep
1
29% Jun
22
18
55 7a
Aug 30
7174 Jan
May 28
21
30 % Dec
19
227b Jun
8
317b Feb
Class
Chic
48
16
307i Aug 22
467b Feb
Chic
44 72 Jon
42 % Dec
30
42 % Dec
30
35% Oct
1
14
10% Jan
4
20 74 Feb
7
303/4 May 21
1
15% May
3
14% July 27
22 % Feb
1
29
Jan
7
59
66% Jan
18
30
23% Jan
100
4
30
29% July 15
104% May
9
37 % Dec 30
Aug 23
50% Feb
62% Sep
17% Jan
12
12
Nov
101% Apr
30
1
11
3774 Jan
3
397b Oct
54
3
1274 Jan
103 7z Sep
15
19'% Jan
27
25
Oct
115
Oct
21
202% Sep
Jan
17
103
33% May 31
Oct
6
41
Sep
13
Aug 30
11
Jan
4
Jan
73
42
23
,78% Dec
4
% Aug 1
5 %
20% Oct
11
55% Oct
11
2% Jan
17
4
39% Mar 14
49
7
May 12
25% Feb
427/a Jun
1874 Sep
27
7
2372 Jan
May 28
196
9972 July 18
103
Jan
13
43VzJun
15
196
34 74 Jan
102
70 72
26
Sep
18
Apr
23
111
80 74
4074 May 31
18
Jun
60
Jan
23
6
145
July 11
103 74 Oct
3
4
467b Oct
"!
3
84
17% Jan
6
;
'
1
23 72 Jan
9
13
277s May 28
30
33% Sep
49% Dec
157b Oct
47 7a Jun
Jan
6
45% Dec
16
63
Mar 29
3974 Oct
1
6
75
May 27
59
1
66 74
59
56
Jan
Jan
17
67% May 27
56 %
Oct
Sup
11
22% Oct
7
32
11
31
657.
64 72
66 74
66 %
67
66
6678'
66 7,
67 3 b
5,700
367b
36%
377b
377B
38
37 7a
38
38
3874
10,800
137a
*13 72
1374
133/4
133/4
*1378
133/4
13%
14
25
25
25 74
25 74
2574
253/4
38% Mar 14
7% Oct
17
Nov
14
18
20% Oct
28
27% Feb
7
12% Jan
10
45% Jan
108
Jan
6
5
23% Jan
5
15% Jan
7
Jan
7
7% May 10
46% Jun
1
108
Jan
11
106% Aug 17
101% Oct 28
61
Jan
6
&
100 % Jan
75
*71
75
44
*41 Vb
5,600
44
140
'
50
71
18 7a
18 7a
5,300
'703/4
187a
72%
27a
2%
6,500
"600
40%
40%
1,900
130
*128 %
131 %
132
132
132
132 7a
*96
106
*98
106
*98
106
*98
106
104
104
103 74
105
104 7a
1067a
1057a
107
4,600
11,800
*800
47
27a
♦800
*800
49
47:,/8
473/8
2%
180
*800
487a
48%
49
*82
85
*81
85
84
84
15%
16
16
16
16
16
16 7b
1,600
30
303/s
30 7a
31
30%
307b
307a
30%
25,100
49
49
*82
85
49
49
49
40
39%.
393/4
40
59
59
*Rq
60
57
57
56 7a
56 7a
*55 7a
v
40
59
48 7.
*49
49 7a
*49
49 74
300
*39 3/4
41
220
*59
60
60
57%
70
*393%
57 7a
41
*59
60
*55
r.
20
577a
*56
-
System—
Broadcasting
29 7a
29
297a
29
297s
29 7a
♦29
29 74
29 7b
29%
3,900
17
17
17 7b
17
11 Va
111.300
5
187B
1874
18%
19
19
19 7B
19
19
187B
19
prelerred_No par
No par
*78%
79 72
*78%
47
4778
473/8
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
2874
2»'/2
29 7«
Combustion
Engineering
13
Commercial
Credit
Commercial
Solvents
Apr
,
2.50
2.50
Class A
Class B
Columbia Gas System Inc
—
Columbia
3
$4.25
3
Pictures
cumulative
Columbian
12
common
Carbon
Co
Jan
8 7.
38
Mar 16
Oct
2174 Apr
10
43 72
4
;
Cone
.
'
July 25
Sep
14
10972 Feb
1
9374 Sep
27
103 72 Jan
4
95
23
18
26
106 72 Jan
20
10
5672 Aug
3
89
12
10272 Mar
5
29%
30%
2774
27 74
27%
45 74
457B
45%
46
21,800
177B
17 72
17 7b
18 74
1874
18%
18 7.
187a
18 74
187a
10,400
40
40%
407b
40%
407b
40 3/a
40 3/a
4074
407a
407a
11,700
16 74
7
14 74
7
147a
14%
16%
16 3/a
16%
35
35
35%
67/b
7
7
7
2/200
14%
147B
15
5,000
16 7a
167/a
16%
16 7s
3.800
36
38
1472
4,000
377a
37%
20
197b
20
1974
20%
20 7a
20 74
20
207b
4,100
447/B
44%
453/b
457a
457/a
457a
453/4
453/B
45%
19,100
No par
1077B
1077b
X106 74
106
107
106%
106
106 74
106 V4
106 74
2,700
1
2672
2672
27
27 74
27
27 74
277a
29%
3.100
1672
167a
167b
27%
167B
27%
1.33%
167a
16%
16 3/a
167a
1672
16%
3,300
1674
1674
*16 72
1674
167.
16 3/8
167a
16%
16 7a
16%
1.100
38
5,200
pfd
5
—10
100
Stores
Inc.—1
Inc
10c
Ind
Corp.
Corp
Co
No par
3672
37
29 74
29 7.
36 %
37%
37
377/a
297.
*28
293/4
377a
377a
38
'
*28
2
2 %
2%
6%
672
63/b
♦28
27/a
3 7a
27/a
*6 7a
27B
67a
6-%
*6 7a
"
29%
*2874
303
29%
3
3 7B
3 7. •"
67a
6%
43,500
6%
47%
48 %
473/4
48
4774
47%
48
1007b
100 72
100 7b
101
10074
10074
100 3/1.
101
1007a
1017b
1017a
101
101
101
101
101
101
4,100
101
10172
No par
No par
>—*
*101
*93
94 72
1°
-
*93-
94%
*92 74
48
94
*92 7a
48
9374
*92 7a
3,400
48%
420
-
610
94
America—
86%
2172
217a
l0o
S9 74
99 74
5
287b
29
preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc com...—*—20
*10074
—.—
common
preferred
Continental Baking
r-
Co
com
$5.50
$3.75 preferred
67/8
7
14%
8,900
19%
Retail
4%
67B
14 7b
5,200
4478
85
New
367b Jan
30
27
46
5
Common
18
11
1
29%
27
45 74
34%
preferred
$4.52 preferred
$4.16 preferred
22-—
287s Oct
297B
267a
16 72
$4.50
Sep
Sep
104
2,93/a
26 7a
35
Consumers Power Co com
Jan
Jun
18
293/4
1678
—
Textile
of
2,300
45%
34 7b
Consolidated Natural Gas
Corp
4834
Corp—5
19
3
2,200
79%
74
48
Y com—No par
Consolidated
Jan
*78 3 4
25 %
No par
*
Corp
N
10 74 Jan
517b Mar 13
48 7a
45
6%
Inc
28
112
48 74
4574
29
Consolidated Laundries Corp
tConsolidated
79%
4874
25 72
14 7b
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
9
*78 3/4
'
447/b
Co—No par
Corp
3372 July 26
147s Jan
9
.
79%
IP
247b
10
Publishing
Nast
Mills
Congoleum-Nairn
9
161
Conde
*783/4
1
Inc
Co
Commonwealth Edison Co
44% Mar 19
79 7a
48
10,000
1
Consolidated Foods
54
v
10
18 72 May
377a
104
130
59
36 72 Mar 12
24,
102
104
40
40
1
page
207
37 74
104 7a
7,300
40
49
6
see
*90
4,000
7a
27a
50
26 72 Oct
For footnotes
*178
38
20
98 7a
59
403/4
com—100
16 74 Feb
Sep
577a
1,200
2%
23/4
pfd
100
2nd pfd—100
Ry
$5 preferred
Consol Electronics
Jun~"l
104 72
1st
1107. July 17
10474
10374
series B-
Southern
6
Sep
105
19%
*97V'2
1,000
373/4
40%
307b
1057a Sep
100 74
128 74
*98
37%
107
40
2974
com
111% Aug 16
44% Jan 24
1
128 74
2 74
397B
No par
Iron
Coppermines
28
27b
40
157B
Cigar
727b Feb
*41 7b
16 7b
Consol Edison of
98
44
15 7b
Consolidated
24
*417a
No par
Corp
Consolidated
22
44
477a
23 74 Mar 19
Sep
*71
84
497a Mar 22
Jun
75
46%
1
47
*72
84
10
100
75
*800
30 72 Mar 26
100
*72
Corp—No par
com—
10
17 7b Feb
1
104
7b
280
2,700
■.
14
19%
58
4,900
'if
'■
16 78
3974 Feb
9772 Aug 11
Co
447B Oct
4
104
—No par
Internat'l
5
3
,
377a
102
104
37
14
207
104
37%
707a
1
53 % Nov
*90
37
717/a
preferred
preferred
*178
102
*90
37
71
27B
39 72
100
Aikman
207
102
70 7a
23% Sep
52% Aug
1 y2 Sep
73
207
*103 74
104
*71
567a
*178
60 74
*103 7a
107
98 7a
19%
*97
57
3674
367/b
*103
197a
98 %
567a
69
12
63/8 Sep
*90
373%
70 V4
2274 Jan
14
102
36 74
*97
567a
3*73/4
613/a
14
6874
2
27
*90
1
1674 Oct
Jan
*178
No par
25% May 26
34% Nov 18
11
209
19 74
19%
98
14
*103 7a
.—No par
4
14% Dec
*178
37%
60%
143/a
18%
Jan
19
557%
373/a
62
107
18;i/4
18
Jan
*96 72
56 72
i43/a
♦103%
18 7a
preferred
Colorado &c
19 74
197b
98
60 Vb
14
187/b
& Co coin
&
37
377b
597/«
107
18 7a
1
23
54%
14
*103 72
267B
217a Mar 20
1
3474 Jan
19
*96 72
15
58%
147a
18 7a
25
5
373/a
607B
107
18%
67b Sep
July
28,100
14
*10372
*41 7b
14 7b Oct
109
603/4
57
5
267/b
287a
2674 Jan
397a May 28
8
16,200
417a
11
,
417b»,
417B
11
41% Sep
40%
2774
„
21
84 74 Jan
7
4174
73,900
167B
58
10
40%
26%
stock—50
4%
20
July
417a
2774
1
guaranteed
8% Jan
6
13
RR 7%
47% Jan
80
40 7a
~10
7474
29 7a
Oct
2172 Oct
27% Jan
Pitts
24% Jan
105% Jan
417b
No par
gtd—50
26
7
40 74'
;
preferred
Container
101% Mar
417b
737b
2974
Aug 23
28
397b
15
17% Sep
Dec
46
com
9
104
96
45 3/4
Ry Co coin_„100
preferred
100
Ilium
Elec
26% Feb
Mar
95 7a
46
5
1
112
96 7a
46
—
1
109% Jun
96 74
453/4
7474
307/b July 17
8
15 74 May 28
10
96 7a
45 7a
737a
16 74
47
3
96 7a
45
74 Va
29
78
Mar 16
263/4
96 72
447a
preferred—-100
Co
25
33
2674
96 7a
45
No par
44% Oct
36% Jan
26 7a
97 72
44
10
2874 Oct
10
'26%
96 72
10
100
247b Sep
19
267b
100
No par
16
20% Nov
60
73 5/B
60
Electric—
57% Jun
31% Oct
*56
737B
287B
327/s Aug 15
4
17
GO
727b
367b Mar 22
•
17
18% Feb
*56
7174
167a
18 7b Jun
2
60
1,600
29
22
Aiig
*56
800
13
29
27% Dec
6
*12 Va
59
Corporation
572%
13 74
6974
noncumulative
&
26
*12 7a
16 74
23% Nov
Feb~25
&
convertible
Colorado Fuel
16
19% Jan
Gas
C & St Louis
Collins
*25 7a
137.
59
—25
Equipment
7%
253/4
No par
Co
preferred
74%
253/4
*12%
5
25
Copper
$3.50
15
173/b Aug
Jup
issued"
j
28 7b
32 7a Aug
May 28
85 % Feb
10
287.
28
28
15 7»
34%
Oil
"when
common
25
No par
227b Jun
227b Jun
46%
Cotton
noncumulative
21
52 %
57 7a
13%
4%
23
11
19 7b
35%
16
22
May 27
19 7a
64
noncumulative
Apr
44% Oct
800
12,900
1974
2,400
4%
Apr
28% Mar 15
197B
5,100
9
17% Feb
23
1974
7,800
Apr
15% Mar 14
77
18 7B
26%
Columbia
23 % Oct
187/a
39%
32%
59%. Feb
26
187a
142 74'
*39
5974
Colgate-Palmolive
34% Apr 18
507. July 30
5172 Mar 12
45
397a
56%
100
4%
cumulative 2nd preferred_100
Coca-Cola Co (The)—
No par
5
20
42 74
*39
25 7a
Clevite
9
94 72 Mar
42
39 7a
32 Vb
Coca-Cola
627/s Jan
1
42 7a
39 7B
5774
Special
2
Oct
3,300
41
32 7a
Cleveland
13
131% Mar
42%
4174
800
257/a
$4.50
5
Jan
20,100
25 7a
5%
15
21% Jun
Mar 14
Jan
227b
39 7.
100
Molybdenum,3
125
x223/a
32
Cleveland
r
10
141
223/4
227a
2074
*57 7a
C C
7872 Aug 15
20
20
31
40 72
No par
Corp
Sep
*29 74
3 2 b%
Climax
12774 Sep
20%
31
25%
Cluett Peabody
101
21
*29 V4
39 7a
pTd
3,000
*20 3/4
.
40
18 72
1,000
101
577B
Clopay
Aug 26
101
25 7a
13
148% Mar 14
100
13,800
57 7B
Clark
Mar 26
3
637a
39 72
*39
4,400
36
62 74
32
16
122
21
6
39%
227a
7%
36
62 74
32%
3% Jan
4
95% Mar
22%
227a
7 7a
36
253/4
50% Jan
9
14
227a
227b
4,300
577a
1
100 % Mar
Jan
317/B
10%
317,
21
133 % Jan
90
217B
*2974
190
.19,800
57 7b
Sep
2 72
111% Jan
Apr 18 1,160
Sep
50% May
62% Jan
6
*20 3/4
317B
22%
com
Western
3972 Oct
7
990
Jan
45
Jan
247. Jan
8
Aug 26
20%
*99
8,800
417B
-25 72
4
July 18
May 28
2
Apr
20 7a
*29 74
18 7B
City Products Corp
City Stores Co common
3
75 72
9974
7%
778
35 7a
100
403/4
32 7a
572%
3
Jan
109
99 7.
101
20%
Cities Service Co
29
94'2 Feb
617b
7%
100 r
9 7a
9
*357a
62
317B
City Investing Co common
18
9
36
617a
♦98%
,
No par
CiT Financial Corp
July 17
104 72 Jan
14
80% May
Pac
preferred
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
20% Mar 29
17
30
4674 May 24
Feb~14
&
4%
6
Jan
25
26
92
73 7b
77a
343/4
20 72
50
Common
4
July 10
477. Jan
30
10
94
108
55 7.
23
Nov
27
191
2972 July 10
1
Jan
40% Feb
107
Sep
Jan
Jan
102 % Apr
7 7a
36 7a
61%
*29%
Chrysler Corp
25
23
*98 72
Del_50
com
87/B
C03/a
607b
35 7a
V
41%
257b
Chile
Sep
7%
103
39 7a
57 74
69 72 Mar
93
1
45 % Mar 14
Ry
noncuin
North
87
257b Apr
87/a
40
preferred series A
5172 Feb
Jun
874
.
72
&
5%
60
16
87/B
357a
35 7a
*100
.
*35 72
36
597B
101
40 3/8
317.
Chic
Cincinnati
17
Aug
36% Dec
42 %
Aug 29
7 74
35
25
—1
Western
A
77.
353/4
100
40 7a
No par
com
(The)
Mllw St Paul
New
101 % Nov
1
5
35
100
4072
87o
87/a
100
preferred
;
series
8%
35
100
3974
Chickasha
143/4 May 22
53% Mar
3474
100
39 7u
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com
5
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
7074 July 16
43 7b Mar
5
9 % Feb
Dec
357b
102
387b
1.25
preferred
5%
1
6
A
Great
5%
1
13
convertible
Chicago Corp
4
14% Jan
30% Jan
39% Jan
102
1
,
Manufacturing
Chicago & East 111 RR
27
26
_No par
Inc
-
Cab
3 72%
16
20% Sep
34
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp of Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
July 31
2474 Jan
No par
preferred
Vought Aircraft
Checker
13
4474 July 19
677b July 24
108
$4.50
Chance
4
10 7a Apr
967. Jan
27% Mar 25
9
Feb
12 7a
25
53% Jan
Aug
4472 Sep
31% May 24
34 % Sep
42% Jan
w
No par
45
*90
10172
85 7a
85%
217a
217a
*98
28%
101
9972
28%
101
46 74
45 7a
46 74
91
90
90
85 7a
86
217a
21%
*98
29
GOO 3/4
99 %
29
10174
877a
21%
22
99
72
877a
877a
217a
8674
*98
22
*98
2,300
6,100
99 7a
10
297a
3,400
29 74
29 74
1007a
1003/4
*100%
101
40
29
457/a
47
4674
46 3/4
407a
47
15,700
*89 7a
91
89 7a
89 7a
*89 7a
91
90
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NEW
YORK
STOCK
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
May 12
19s/a Apr
6
8% Dec
70
Jan
2
24
123/4 Feb
14% Feb
105
14
22% Feb
141/4 Nov 23
23% Nov 25
15
1
6% Sep
8
14
Dec
Jan
94
NEW
Highest
43% Oct
10
26
23
16% Apr
27% Apr
23
Continental
23
583/s Apr
93/a Jan
138
5%
11
Continental
Continental
Oil
Continental
Steel
34% Jun
1
43 % Aug
25V2 Jan
23
47 % Aug
2
19
44»/4 Feb
9
70
Mar 20
21 »/4 Mar 29
2 81/2
July 27
24% Jan
48% Apr
14
53
July
5
49'/2 Apr
26
52
50% Jan
6
58
July 27
54% Jan
31
65% May
29
54
July 19
Mar 14
30
3T% Nov
Oct
25
14
73% Jun
23
64
Jan
1
20
32% May
Jan
2
92% Oct
1
99
Jan
29
94'/2 Jun
5
99
Jan
Oct
28
30% May
183 % July
2
27% Jan
20
32% Feb
161% Oct
2
21% Sep
6
14
180 % Mar
2% Jan
16
34'/2 Oct
24
98% Nov
15
87
9 7'/a Mar
Oct
46
48
47
48
48%
49
473/4
48%
473/4
48 %
12,200
273/4
28%
27%
28%
28%
2 8 3/4
28 «/8
28%
4,500
Steel
6%
Co
5
common
series
50
Electric
7%
5
common
7
3% %
19
30% Jan
Cream
773/4 Oct
22 % Sep
37% Sep
30
23
13% Oct
1
183/a Feb
31% Sep
26
35% Feb
of
Crown
$2
Sep
27
3
96% Sep
32'/#-Jan
5
57% Dec
9
46
Jun
8
12% Nov
9
20% Mar
7
14
Jan
13
102
13% Jan
6
May
18% Mar 29
14% May 28
73/4 Jagi
2
26
15
37% Aug 19
6
Feb
3
73% Apr
14'/2 Sep
31
»/2 Mar 29
4
81/2 Aug
32
2
28
6% Jan
11.
Sep
3
31
9% Jan
»/2-May 23
67 % Feb
23
533/4 Oct
4
30% Nov
30
26% Jan
23
36 »/4 Nov
18
33% Feb
14
7
135% Jan
19
6 % Oct
52
10
67'% Jan
9% May
6% Jan
8% Mar 14
59
27
Cork
15% Jan
6
31
Jan
6
135
Jan
27
140
Jan
53
Oct
1
$4.20
Feb
61% Aug
4
*94 Va
96
94%
94%
28%
29
2 8 5/a
29 Va
28%
29
161%
162
28%
29%
21%
213/4
162'/a
162%
*1617/a
21%
21%
213/a
67%
163
21%
34 Va
*85
2%
35
343/4
89
21%
4,900
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
2,500
2 %
2 %
2 Va
2%
2%
1,700
35%
8,200
35%
34 Va
353/8
89
*85
87
87
*85
89
*28%
29
28%
28%
28%
283/4
72 %
72%
72%
72'/a
35 Va
28%
72
73 5/a
35%
733/8
35 %
*85
89
100
29
,
29
700
733/4
74
77%
4,700
13%
13 •%
13%
14 %
14
14 3/«
14
14%
7,200
*31 %
32%
32%
32%
*32
323/4
32
32
52%
53%
55
55%
55%
56%
133/B
13%
32
32
50 3/4
52%
96 %
96%
96%
96%
96%
96%
56%
58%
58%
59%
59%
61
59%
60%
59%
19
19
19
18%
18 3/4
18%
18%
*18%
16%
20
210
53/4
28%
*18%
30
15,800
.
2 Va
53/4
21%
94
2%
*5
'
52
16%
16%
16 3/a
163/s
543/e
98
*97
*97
400
18,300
98
50
60%
22,500
19
250
163/4
16%
S
17%
3,600
103/4
11%
103/4
11
103/4
11
10%
10 3/,
10%
10%
9,100
81%
82%
x72%
74%
723/4
73
72%
74
7234
73%
9,900
8%
8%
8%
8%
8 5/a
*31%
32%
32%
32%
8%
8 3/s
8%
8%
8%
543/4
55%
54%
55 %
543/4
8
2.50
1
!
No par
1
Class A
1
Cutler-Hammer
68%
683/4
100
common
preferred
Cushman's Sons Inc
2
96
534
10
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Publishing common
Prior.preferred
Curtis-Wright common
4
*94%
23/4
100
Curtis
May 23
Sep
40% Sep
*92%
21%
25
pfd
Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co
9% Sep 14
633/4 July 19
138
Amer
Cuneo Press Inc
13
94
5%
No par
of
Cuban-American
4 % %
*923/4
67 Va
Corp
noncum
9,300
94
2'/a
No par
Steel
2,300
68 3A
92 3/4
29%
900
25%
69%
*
96
1613/4
2.50
common
25%
68%
93
653/4
161 3/4
5
Cuba RR 6%
7
41
Seal
26
*923/4
163 %
2
preferred
Crucible
84'/a Aug 20
10% Jan
3
40
Ac
Zellerbach
25 %
*94%
21%
.1
Common
2
65% Sep
6
23% July 25
17% Sep
5
14'/s May
(The)
26
-
58%
253/4
17,300
52
*57%
67%
1
preferred
Crown
3
Wheat Corp
*50
58%
96
283/4
28
Corp
52
*57%
923/4
162 >/8
100
285/8
*50
59
k
923/4
*94'/a
1
Corp
28 Va
52
*57%
25 %
:_1
common
Crescent
25
ion
Corp
preferred
10
25 Va
*50
/
65 %
100
Petroleum
28% Jun
Feb
58
25
*40%
52
*56%
1
preferred
C'osden
60'/a Jan
69% Apr
*50
58
Corp.
preferred
13
104
52
*56
Cum pfd 3%% series of
1947—100.;
Corn Products Refining common-10
15
1
*50
50
series
Dubiller
Sep
503/4 Oct
116
20,900
Apr
29
115%
114
45
33
59% Dec
114
41%
74
107
10,600
116%
7
55V2 Nov 30
6%
44%
23
30
6%
%
41 Va
28% Jan
13% Mar 30
6
115 %
45% Feb
33'/2 Dec
6 3/8
45 Va
*
95% Jan
6%
41
3%%
3
May 29
42% Mar 26
1
10,700
6%
28,500
117
Inc
18
28
7 % Aug
45%
44%
International
2% Feb
48% Jan
7
44%
41
Coty
25
6
11
45
453/4
Coty
5% Sep
Jan
4 4'/a
41%
Crane Co
Ja n
2
4434
45
5
5
1,100
43%
45%
23% Aug 27:
6 % Jan
3
34% Oct
16%
27 V*
41%
Preferred
24
175% Dec 28
15%
27
44'/a
Convertible pref 5%
25
26
109%
16
27
*40%
19
Apr
6%
6%
110
153/4
26 5/a
43%
Corning Glass Works
May 23
102
6%
6%
108
Shares
153/4
27
41%
Copperweld
5
100
44%
15%
*26
43 %
87% Apr
12
43%
the Week
Oct. 5
40'/a
Cornell
26
44
Friday
Oct. 4
5
Corp
Corp
Co
Range
40 Ya Mar 12
Jan
15%
26%
Sales fer
Thursday
5
2
95'/2 Jan
8
15
26
PRICKS
Oct. 3
14
31
98
43%
15
25%
SALS
Wednesday
Cooper
2J
Sep
52% Sep
14%
*25
1
-
Delaware
of
HIGH
Oct. 2
Cooper-Bessemer
2
28
25
5
Motors
Aug 10
44% Nov 25
18
preferred
Insurance
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 1
Cop Ac Steel Ind com—2
convertible
Continental
9
25% Mar 14
Jan
Monday
Par
Monday, October 8, 1956
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
2'0%
35% May 18
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Year1955
...
7%
Inc
pfd
ion
10
—
36%
36%
"135 %
53
373/8
37%
38
8%
8%
*32 %
33%
-*32%
333/8
100
8 Va
8%
8 Va
8%
6,900
533/4
54%
54%
55
-
37%
38
38%
38%
145
*135%
145
*135%
54
54
54%
49
55
8%
83/8
383/s
38
37%
*135%
49
49%
493/4
90
86%
16%
8%
33
*32
38
37%
373/4
145
83/4
163/4
90
55%
37%
„
38 %
*38
145
*135%
55%
5o%
55%
1,400
55
3,900
38%
35,500
38%
1,500
145
55%
800
D
43% Jan
6
22
47% Oct
Mar 17
53% Dec
91% Sep
30
95
13%
30
16% Oct
Nov
4% May 12
11% Oct
23
28
Jan
6
42 1/2 Jan
17
91
Sep 15
93
Mar
95%
17 %
Feb
14
Jan
17
2
55
Mar 29
871/2 Sep
20
96
Feb
12
28
173/g Mar 19
4% July 16
31
7% July 12
1
6% May 21
17'/4 May 21
27 '/8 Jan
3
Sep
13% July
1
13
Mar 14
32% Mar
4
22
May 16
Sep
9 61/2 Jan
44 '/a Jan
20
18
48
84 «/2
24
24
49% Aug
96
Jan
common
6
Davega Storey Corp
39% Sep
35% May
16
Nov
4
30
Jan
17
36
Aug 11
33»/2 Jan
66
Jan
12
7
A
6 %
6 %
14%
*14'/a
143/4
1434
200
243/4
24%
24%
24%
24%
4,900
48
48
47%
47%
47%
48%
47'/a
47%
47%
47%
1,900
84%
84 %
10
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
100
*83
6
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
100
*83
1
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
100
*91
S
29
Sep
25
Daylon Rubber Co
50o
50c
163/i Mar 12
Decca Records Inc
2
34% Jan
3
Deere
353/8 Feb
6
31 %
&
7%
Co
common
Id
preferied
20
&
18'A Sep
10
May 18
25:,/4 Apr 27
Delaware
3
Delaware
Lack
36% Jun
a
47
July 25
Delaware
Power Ac Light Co
43% Sep
16
38% Jan
23
48
May 14
Denv Ac Rio
37% Jun
21
33% Jun
90
24
66
121/4 May 17
17% Sep
22
Feb
1
32 % Jan
Oct
11
42% Feb
28
35% Apr
31'/a Jun
4
50% Dec
14'/a Feb
3
34
7
13
26 »/4 Feb
32
9
9
/Apr
11
43% Jan
31
36 Va Jan
3
Jan
19% Sep
14
38
Hudson
Ac
July 18
De
8
Vilbiss
Devoe 4c
Co
15
2
32 % Jan
26
34 >4 Jan
11
37'/4 Jan
28
32% Sep
25
35 % Jan
13% Jan
10
22% Nov
30
17% Jun
15
133/a Jan
3
223/a Aug 17
16% Feb 23
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Diana Stores Corp
39 '/a Mar
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
6
40% Sep
19
12V4 Jaa
7
13% jun
30% Apr
1
49
Sep
23
9 % Nov
4
11% Jan
10
47»/4 Oct
11
64% Apr
26
51% Oct
Apr 29
38% July 25
15% Jan
3
10% Oct
1
61
Sep 26
30% Mar 14
11% Oct
13% Nov
21
16
7
33 y4 May 28
9
18% Mar 31
2
20
75
Sep
39% Apr
13% Oct
13
Apr
Dr
9
1
16 Va Mar 21
72% May 28
57
95% Sep 14
82% July
5
89% Sep
5
213/a Feb
3
17
54% Dec 87
191/4 Sep
10% Dec
12
243/4 Jan
21
14
7% Oct
26
lo
49% Jan
3
Jan
23
17 %
Sep
12
10'/a Jun
14
6 3/4 Oct
Apr 15
12% Mar 4
1
Dome
Dresser
18
46% Jan
12
50% Oct
14
48% Jan
12
2493/4 July
6
188
53
Feb
55
50% Aug
9
51% Sep 28
Jab
6
54
Nov
Nov
9
17 y8 Nov
17
Feb
11
473/a Apr
17
Pont de
Nem
(E I)
Dunuesne Light Co
343/4
343/8
34 3/4
343/8
34%
34
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
34%
11%
3,000
51
52%
52%
52%
53
53%
52%
53
*523/4
53%
1,900
50
*63
66
65
65
67
67
*65%
69
*63
67
200
1
29
29
293/4
29%
293/4
293/4
29 Va
29%
29%
30
1,200
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
*10%
10 %
10%
10%
1,600
8
Eastern
13%
13%
13%
86%
85%
87%
85%
87'/a
85
86
85%
86%
16,900
68%
68%
69%
69%
70 %
693/4
70%
70%
70%
39,100
833/4
85 %
85
86%
85 J/4
85%
84%
85%
12,700
18
18%
18
18'%
17%
18
*10%
11
34% Dec
Eastern
14
Corp
Mar 14
29% Jan
23
87% Nov
48% Sep
10
Eastern
Stainless
15
75% Jan
23
99
Nov
Jan
6
52
Sep
14
107
Sep 29
May 27
15% May 18
353/4 Mar 14
23 % Feb
53
Aug
3% Nov
10
5 3/s Feb
273/4 Feb
3
34% Feb
15% Jan
6
22% Feb
20 % Oct
17
31% Feb
47% Dec
28
53
433/4 Nov
3
3974 Jan
6
4
in
85
Aug 31
94
Jan
10
36% Jun
18
50
Jan
3
l
106
15
16% Jan
2
30
21
Mar 15
413/o Jan
5
10
33% May 28
3% Aug 21
4% Jan
23
32
Jan
44% Sep
25
14
May 25
17
2i % Jan
Feb
28
47
58 % Feb
17
Apr
44% Feb
54 % Apr
11
43
16% Feb
30% Oct
21
353/8 Dec
8
Apr
3
31
3
26% Jan
6
96
Feb
2
25% Apr
20% Jan
4
18
76
Jan
11
69% Oct
4
For
253/4 Oct
29% Sep' 27
Elliott
50
52% Aug 15
59% Aug
9
30
100
12
3
27% Jun
11
31% Oct
20
1
31% Aug 14
34"% Mar 9
98
Jan
5
Oct
5
28% Sep
23
25% Jan
11
243,4 Apr
87% Oct
20
20
Sep
19
75 % Oct
5
86
Feb
Aug 27
71
July 18
73
footnotes
30% Sep
July
see
90
31
8
page
64
24.
Jan
5
32% Aug
9
23% Mar 29
2
193
193%
196
195%
112
112
112
91%
91%
92
92
34%
353/,
343/4
351/4
35%
35%
35%
35%
42
42
*42
45
*42
Ex
Ac
22,300
45
600
112
x91 %
91%
500
35%
36%
12,400
42
42
200
48%
-
45%
*48
48%
*48
48%
46%
*45%
46 %
*45%
46%
50
50
50 %
*48
50
*49
50 Va
*49
50%
*47
48%
•47
48%
*47
48%
*47
*47
49
*47
49
*47
49
*47
49
15
15
500
48%
14%
15%
14 %r
14%
15
;
J
15%
15%
100
170
15%
1,200
4C
%
40%
41
42
42 Va
42%
42 Va
43%
43
43%
4,700
47
5/a
48
48%
49'A
48 3/8
49
48%
483/4
48%
49
7,100
28
2 8 3/4
29
29
29%
293A
30
30
30
30
43%
4 4'A
43%
43%
44
443/8
7,600
88 Va
89%
883/4
89%
89%
89 3A
11,300
60
157
157
21
..
* 157
157
,
*157
*83
Amer
Co
61'A
62
61%
613A
61%
61%
2,100
24 Va
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
24
1,700
87
*83
87
*83
38%
183/4
18%
183/i
*18%
Va
35%
35%
365/R
36%
15
lo
Mfg
19%
19%
700
37%
36%
36%
36'A
36%
11,000
14%
273/4
28 Va
1434
49
*47
3%
39
51%
51%
51%
51%
*51%
52
50%
52
51%
52%
52%
53
,
4,400
50
3%
3%
33/a
11,500
39%
39%
39%
5,300
14%
1,900
28 %
28
29 Va
17,600
47
47
51%
51%
51%
52
523/4
53 Va
52%
52%
19,000
273/8
3.400
28
*47
!,
38%
101 Va
48
*14%
49
373/4
*98
14%
14%
20
1,100
4
*26
26%
25%
26
26%
26%
2 6 3/4
27%
27
5
7%
7%
7 Va
73/8
7%
7%
7 %
7%
7%
28%
2 3'/a
28%
28 Va
28%
283/4
28%
28%
*28%
28 Va
400
common—25
31%
32%
32 Va
32%
32'/«
32%
32%
323/4
323/4
323/4
4,000
10,0
91%
91%
91%
*90%
91 %
*90'/a
91%
90
90%
50
Electric
preferred series
19%
14%
28'/8
s47
19
3%
273/4
28%
49
85
19
39%
14%
14%
*83
38%
101 Va
3%
143/4
87
38
*98
39 Va
39
26%
*83
38%
3 3/a
3%
39%
*47
87
101 Va
393%
3 %.
38%
3%
*98
in
Phonograph
Johnson Corp
38%
101 Va
Co—
dividend
Ac
>98
3
Gas
stock
38%
—
50
preferred
70
160
613/4
*18%
-
*157
60 5/a
38%
.10
160
24
100 Va
shares
*157
1,100
62
37%
34
159
.
24%
%
100%
8
Co
8.50
RR common
5%
197%
X112
4S%
47%
100
(The)
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
Erie
*48
47
1
4%
Erie
*42
48
47%
50
Empire District
Endlcott
45
,
100
Electric
Radio
*47%
*46 %
2.50
common
Ind
Natural
25%
Emerson
2nd
8,300
*47
1
1
Co
common
conv
Paso
1,900
7%
*48
2
Inc common
preferred
5%
El
.
873A
National Watch
Co
6,600
195%
112
91%
86%
Stop Nut Co
5%
13%
7%
197%
112%
91 Va
87
&
13% Jan
189%
*111%
85%
Electric
12
7%
91
10
Electric Storage Battery
10
7%
13%
11
112
common
Co
5
20
*10%
91
100
Mus
11
7%
7
44
3
2
192%
111%
43
Ahto-Lite
28
188
43%
preferred
Elastic
*10%
7
41%
Electric
Sep
7
7
5
preferred
Emerson
11% Oct
25 % Jan
Kodak
Products
Elgin
5
7
Corp
Steel
Bros Stores
4%%
18
11
13%
1
Manufacturing Co
17% Mar 20
Jan
18
*10%
13%
10
.
preferred
4%%
Ekco
May 16
13%
10
Eagle-Plcher Co
Edison
100% Oct
13%
Ac Co—
Airlines Inc
19
Eaton
6,400
82%
1
57% Aug
6
300
13%
Corfc)
37% Apr
3
7,100
67%
50
17
36
%
.
No par
50
Sep
8,900
33%
50
Jan
1,000
51%
11%
preferred
preferred
$2.10 preferred
30
51%
34%
4.20%
28
37
11%
4.10%
2334 Sep
51%
8,900
35%
*35
33%
-__2
46%
6%
18%
x35 %
.I
1,600
,48%
12
-'IV
;is
18%
36%
36%
4,900
463/4
65 3/a
51%
51
18%
36 %
14%
*47%
23
51
>
14%
50
51% Jan
1838
36
.37
68
14%
50
17
103
50%
-
*65
14%
preferred
Eastman
18%
36
*35
37
68
14%
preferred
DWG Cigar
35%
*65
14%
3/4
50
4%
18%
35%
*35
51%
$3.75 preferred
•
14
24% Mar 15
173/4
37
$4.15
>
36% Feb
92% July 22
36%
68
*65
68
14 3/a
common
26'/? Feb
Apr
18%,
35
14%
B
43% Feb
170
17%
353%
*35
63/4
2
Aug 30
11,900
,
No par
Corp
23
154
347 s
No par
Duplan
21
31
343/4
11%
Jun
Jan
35
17%
58
% Nov 30
35% July 29
34%
84%
32% Jun
61
35
17 5/8
18
Mar 14
34%
*65
82
213/4 Jan
45
,34%
68
14%
50c
6
1003/4 July 17
35'/a
Va
Industries.
6
175
6,600
343%
*65
8
6
26
40%
14
No par
Jan
Oct
41%
39%
35%
A
Co
Jan
163
41
33%
21
Co
22
67
40%
39%
50c
Ltd
35% Jan
40% Nov
x40 '/a
40 %
*10%
24
17% Jan
40%
39
1
29
54
40%
39%
1
6
12
40'/a
38'/a
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
27
Feb
40'/a
33%
4
54
41
39%
343/4
Oct
52% Jan
41
38%
*20%
42
Apr 20
48% Aug 29
47% Sep 25
14% Jun
5
3,600
1,100
*32%
38% July 12
49
11,400
35 %
20
4
4,500
22%
33 %
Jan
53% Mar 30
28%
21%
203/4
33
181
28%
21%
20%
No par
Feb
28%
21
*32%
No par
>/2 Jan
28%
21%
x35
series
53% Mar
28%
21%
20%
series
50
28%
21%
35%
$4.50
52
28%
*31
323/4
$3.50
3
28
'21
14%
32%
Preferred
45% Oct
22,100
31
31%
35%
3
47% Aug 31
5,500
25%
31
25%
31%
*20%
99% Jan
18
14%
25%
31%
14%
25%
31 %
35%
12
49% Apr 27
53% Apr 22
51 % July 22
14 %
253/4
14%
25 %
•„
20%
Sep
July 25
38
°14%
14
33%
Preferred
89
14%
25%
10
13,900
35'/a
Common
12
28 %
20%
6
Apr
x27%
*323/4
5
101
28'/a
32%
121% Feb
Apr<^
28 %
353/8
1
237
28%
85
31%
20
12
12
28
85
25%
32
Oct
Apr
28%
27
,
14%
35%
110% Sep
124
93%
86
31%
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No par
Aircraft
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26
25
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Chemical
86
93%
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12% May 23
113/4 Jan 17
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Jan
117% Sep
1
94% Aug 11
33% Dec 29
Mines
Douglas
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2
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86
93%
84
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1
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83%
91%
84%
20%
preferred
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5% conv preferred Berles
5
23
21
36% Jan
'27
Oct
86
93%
27%
1
common
cumulative
1,500
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26%
10
Divco Corp
60% Aug 17
30
933/4 Dec
601/2 Dec
14
133/a Aug 27
1
65
Match
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6
283/4 Sep
79
821/4 May 17
43 Va Mar 14
157
May 25
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17
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14%
93%
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86
27%
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6
6%
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84%
%
50
60% Aug 13
44% Apr
5
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6%
No par
Western
Detroit Edison
1
20
Detroit Hillsdale Ac 8 W RR Co__100
Detroit Steel Corp
1
26
38 '/n Mar
16,400
4%
4
79
3,000
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24%
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90
24%
95 y2 Mar
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50
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23
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14
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20
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29
Jun
90
12
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20
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7
Nov
25»/4 Mar
41
49
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83
18% July 11
33'/4 Aug 26
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14% Jan
31% May 16
1
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Dan River Mills Inc
7
24
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92
97
May 11
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28% Dec
Sep
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No par
A
Pittsburgh RR Co
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7
%
6,800
28
28
28
283/s
28 V0
28 %
28%
28 Va
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28%
4,100
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NEW
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Range for Prtvieaa
Lowest
Highest
STOCK
EXCHANGE
*
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NEW
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Evans
29% July 17
Products
Oct
10
26 Vi Sep
29
21 Va Feb
9
6
20% Sep
13
15 y« Jan
20
20
Mar 23
May 11
72 Vi Dec
30
62 y« Jan
23
96
Aug
2
Ex-Cello
38ya May
1
49y4Feb
May 28
15% Jan
2
3
6
41 y2 Dec
30
12 ya Nov
1
21% Feb
7
11
13% Dec
28
18 Va
7
10% Sep
26
24 y8 Jan
Apr
17% Mar
7
16% Sep
25 y4 Dec
7
22 y4 Jun
3
68
26
74
1
68% Sep
20
25
37% Nov
15
May 16
Sep
26 Vs Jan
July
Feb
31
30
2
Co
9
13% Jan
3
10 y4 Sep
20
22
57
Jan
4
49
Sep
21
57
Apr
41% Sep 27
31 y4 July 21
50
Jan
3
43% Jan
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Apr
45
Apr
29
31% Jan
Dec
47
Jun
24
17% Jan
4
13% Feb
11
23
Oct
17
40 y2 Jan
24
29% Feb
1
19y8 Aug
36% May
23
23%
23'/a
24'/8
17%
17%
171/4
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9
13% Feb
38% Apr
26
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93
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124
22
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16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
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1,700
22 Va
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22%
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2,000
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conv
Federal Paper
7
4.6%
10
Board
1
43
May
135
May
1
26
61
Mar 26
33% Feb " 24
18
67% Dec
30
59% oci
1
54
Jan
18
82 y4 Sep
23
68
Feb
10
104
Sep
26
3
102
Apr
12
106% Jan 16
49y4 May 28
61
Jam 3
12% Feb 27
9
Mar
53
9
62% Jun
Aug
20
19
10% Jan
3
17
34 y2 Sep
17
106
Filtrol
4%%
Flintkote
7
Co
6
105y2 Mar 14
13
Oct
2
21% Mar 12
Florence Stove Co
14
v4l% Feb
16
54% Aug 14
Florida
Power
36% Feb
13
50% Aug
Florida
Power
&
14
50y2 Jan
27
62
99
13
46% Jan
25
102
Feb
July 15
61% Sep 21
126
28
100
30
96% Nov
Sep
Jun
Sep
Feb
13
Feb
13
87
3
Sep
2
18
102'/4 Mar
77
July
July
26
51
109
21
27
100
6
5
51% May 28
11
28
50
7% Sep
14
12% Apr
Jan
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2iy8Jan
Oct
1
41% Apr
3
18
8y2 Feb
Mar 31
24
10% Apr
27
31
13% Mar 12
97y4Mar20
9
16% Mar 22
Froedtert
Fruehauf
Trailer
4
9% Dec
5% May 18
27
79'% Oct
22
6% Jun
29
26Va Mar 14
J4
104 y4 May 24
113
July
107 y4 Jan
6% Jan
8
9
32% July 31
49 Va
July 27
43
27% Dec
30
39
Feb
25% Feb
46%
Sep
25% Oct
21
15% July
45
25% Dec
29
30% Sep
Dec
29
28
31
Jan
9
13
14% Apr
24
106% Mar
1
71% May
21
9
3
132
Sep
26
36% Feb
23
24% Oct
1
26% Dec 29
24% Jan
23
86
26
12
15
6
Jan
83% Mar 18
93
July
5
38% Dec
24% Mar 15
13
Oct
27
Apr
30% Jun
142
Jan
7%
2
48% Feb;
46 y4 Oct
9
23
14 % Sep
20
17% Jan
3
ll'/a Sep
17
13% Jan
5
6%
Mar 29
56% Jun
8
1
30
19% July
6
52% Jan
17
5
7% Oct
23
20
113
123
7
23
1
Sep
7
Sep
11
54
Nov
14
20
127
Jan
3
115% Sep
7
Aug
9
102
91'/a Sep
29% Jan
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General
1
.
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71% Apr
19
53% Feb
General
'
4 Va Jan
33
Sep
3
19
6
31
33% Dec
21
3,800
97%
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97%
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39% Jan
3
65% Nov
14
29% Feb
50
Sep
3
27
Jun
13
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118% Jun
27
96% Sep
23
Sep
25
Oct
98
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35% Sep
Apr
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27
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4
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61
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19
40 V8 Jan
3
54-% Aug 23
29% Sep
8
23'/a Jun
8
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36 ya Oct
11
44% Mar
2
Aug 21
92
34% Sep
28
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153
22
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3
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1
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6
87 y4 Dec
30
66
50% Jan- 18
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7
60
Jan
23
8
42% Jan
3
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8
3
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11
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5
23
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21
11% Oct
27 Va July
6
34% Dec
30
29 % May
22% Jan
6
34
35
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6
93
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39% Sep
12
45 y2 Dec
30
7
90
21 Va Jan
3
33% Dec
2
Feb
2
96% Dec
30
74
35% Jan
18
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143
69
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Feb
23
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26% Mar 15
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6
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28
16
4
1
28
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2
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10
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3
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1
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9
18
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7
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—
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preferred
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29%
5
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10
44% '
31%
28
390
2,900
10
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17,300
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10
10
30
82
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109
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7
7
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82
31
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Northern
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10
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79% Jan
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&
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149% Jan
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3%%
23
13
27 Va
33%
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23% Mar
25%
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1,300
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9
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May 31
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16% Mar
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2
16 %
10
20% Mar 16
5
38% Oct
5,200
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29%
1
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3
9
99
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17
May 26
2
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37% Aug' 11
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41% Aug
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13
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14
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Jan
26
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99
25
87%
16
100
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51% Sep
Sep
88%
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29%
100
18
45
87
87%
16%
100
27
1
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25% Feb
12%
88%
15%
29 %
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Apr
12 Va
87 Va
45
1
81 % Aug
Co
700
12%
88 %
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9
24% Feb
18
Stock
3,000
12%
10
common
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&
7,100
10%
12%
45
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10
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Goodall-Sanford
32%
10
12%
9%
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25
89% Mar 23
27
19
34% Jan
Sep
Oct
-
44% Sep
153
28 "
Sep
Feb
35
Dec
100
Co
32
10
12%
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Corp
preferred
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Gold
3
2
25
3% Mar
9
32'%
10
12%
No par
Brothers
$4.50
11
11
Feb
55 Va July 25
97% Mar 21
25
Jan
22% Oct
41% Mar 14
3
5% Jan
9
168
31%
9%
12 %
45
—10c
4%
160% Jun
15
16
26
32%
9%
*
10
Getty
14
Dec
Dec
17% Jan
30% Dec
12
Mar 14
5
155
59% Jan
July 24
41% Mar
32
9%
9%
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18
8
32%
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7
Co
11
Aug
32
9%
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100
1%
preferred
Corp
Products
8% Apr
99
32%
5
No par
preferred
cum
20
17
II,700
6%
No par
38% Oct
90% Jan
17%
32%
1
Oil Co common
preferred
Gillette (The) Co
Jan
17%
109
100
Corp.,
5
9% Jan
17%
26%
com_..No par
Huooer
Georgia-Pacific
Jan
17%
15 %
No par
preferred
conv
preferred
5
10
8% Aug 21
18
24
Corp
&
Sep
46'/a Oct
17%
*133
Unities
9% Oct
41
17%
25V2
Corp
2
5
17%
*79%
(Delaware).J
.No par
28
Mar
18
15%
0
37% Nov
52
56,300
87
com„1
Corp—
Tire
84
61%
*12%
Castings Corp...—.11
Time
5
121% Apr
60%
*9%
1
Signal
&
Telephone
66% Apr
100
61 %
36%
General
46
60%
5
General Refractories
2
61 %
*33%
46% May 14
28
60%
34%
4
23
60%
37%
34% Jan
Jan
87
59%
___3__5
Utilities
50
87
50
com
530
87 y4
,17%
1
com
10,300
63
137
67%
59%
1
:
62%
89
90
34%
General
% Oct
ya
*87%
37
General
Public
89
*127
137
*127
140
*87
97%
59%
*87
31
Equipt
General Railway
Realty
*130
63'%
62%
64
62 >/4
62%
127
127
92 %
18% July 10
38
1
*32'%
38 % Mar 28
45% July 11
61
62
127
x92 %
90% Aug 27
4
61
*95
97'/a
*95
69%
9
38% Nov
*95
127
97%
32%
14
May 25
28% Oct
j
51%
93
14% Feb
79
j
51%
68 %
34
80
-
52
93
61% Feb
18
16
51%
32%
14
21
26
52%
69
15
Dec
Nov
Nov
52
%
33
79
45% Jan
91
52
General Public Service
5% Aug 20
11
32
103% Sep
51
68
2
24 % May
35% May 25
52%
1
17% Mar 24
Mar 17
13% Oct
8,900
51%
issued"—.
5% Dec
4% Jan
4,400
1
Advertising
conv
cum
1,700
45%
Cement Co
Precision
$1.60
14
47
.-
39% Sep
3
39% Jan
31
24
35% Aug 24
98
13%
Corp.
1
preferred
_._*
Portland
36% Nov
4,300
94 v2
13 %
44%
Corp
Outdoor
General
36 Va
*
13
46%
93 VA
37% Apr
3
75% July 17
3b %
Va
98
13
%
*32%
101 % Mar 15
ll
10
36
94 %
13
45%
*92%
12
Feb
36%
*
U
98
4n
46%
50% Feb
37
*94'%
45'/a
119%
31
36% Oct
98
4"%
45%
6
33
11%
37
30
45 %
118%
9
4,100
47 y4
No par
30
11%
44 %
-
Jun
11%
11%
46 y2
Corp
Corp
59% Dec
11%
11%
47
preferred——50
Corp
35% Nov
3,200
11%
.2
Corp
Motors
va
44%
Co
preferred
$5
52
37
11%
36 Va
*94 Va
Preferred $3.75 series—.—No par
•
52%
43%
Inc
Instrument
General
16
52%
104'/a
102 y4
46 Va
preferred
5%
51%
*
44%
General Mills common
2
7,500
52%
104
51%
13
16,200
67a
87
86%
86'%
52%
13%
I,900
-
103 %
51'/a
*13
27
b6 Va
68
66%
"6,500
48 Va
26%
'
85 %
*102%
98
new.
"when
7
2
51%
-
48 %
■
30
107%
103 %
85 %
102%
51%
26%
67%
102%
104
11%
Corp common
Electric
43 y8 Mar 14
98
1
*102%
3,700
4,700
48 %
2 7'/a
83
48'%
2,200
32
*101 Va
107%
26%
27%
28%
314k
*101%
x27%
28%
48
65
100
Foods
124-% Feb
47 y2
27 %
common
Inc
Co
Finance
49% Mar 20
43% Oct
119% Dec
47%
26%
'
General
71% Apr
46 %
46%
46 y4
36%
Corp com
General
122 % Mar
9
12
107%
83
preferred
com
General
2
10 Va Mar 20
18
May
*101%
No par
Dynamics
New
Aug 17
Apr
32%
107 Va
2,300
47'/a
Corp
26
la
32%
*101 %
11%
Investors
Contract
series
General
17
31%
100
100
9 Va
43 %
preferred
Co
50% July 23
rr
Oct
61
July 11
13
6
Mar
Feb
77% Jun
28
66% Jan
120
53
65% Aug
Jun
43
79 % Aug
32
32 %
30%
.—No par
Cigar
General
7
57% Dec
27
13% Jan
126% Sep
7
45% Oct
Nov
Mar
80
Aug 17
2
16% Nov
13
32
30
65%
preferred
17
130
29
28
29
26%
common
1st preferred
4%
27%
28%
27%
1,800
16,600
31
45%
preferred
General
3
27%
**9
9%
27 %
Amer
Cable
13
y'/a
29 Va
1
American
General
Oct
■9'%
26%
(The)
37% July 31
Jan
9'/a
9
X81 %
common
Industries
Bronze
37
9 %
9
29%
60
97% Feb 43
30%
36%
(The)
General
138
31%
9%
*100
21% Mar
140
30%
26%
1
Inc
34% Mar 13
;
31%
26 Va
100
?' $8
26
x30%
29
Transportation—2.50
General Baking Co common
—5
10% Aug 30
May 22
11% Jan
*20%
51 %
x62Va
$4.50 preferred
General
20%
50%
9%
10
Acceptance
General
*20'/a
29
ICO
21
*20%
21
26 %
llOO
convertible
General
7
148% Jun
20%
38%
38%
Co__No par
(Robert)
Corp
Wood
4%%
5
Oct
8
,
Gar
29% Mar 27
3
99% Sep
28
9y« Dec
9,700
*20 %
1
Co
cbnvertible
Garrett
13
25% Jan
60 »/4
1 i %
31 Va
62%
(The)
Inc
Gamewell Co
July 16
1
29
17%
30%
1
Gardner-Denver
.3
16% Aug
29% JanV7
136% Dec
,
9% July 17
39
Co
Co
5%
53 % Aug 24
4
22
Dec
71
23
Jan
3
107% Mar
57% Jan
105
38
Jan
6
1
Mar
17% Aug
5
28
38
1
Feb~ii
9% Mar
20
17%
31%
100
Gamble-Skogmo
30% Sep
4% Oct
4,100
17'/a
31
82%
14.50 preferred
49% July 20
liy4Sep
18
32 Va July 18
Galr
11% July 19
25
11
Gabriel
3
July 30
May 29
Jan
41% Jan
15
124
19
9% Jun
5
38%
17%
31%
26%
preferred
4%
40% July 25
28% May 29
Jun 30
Mar 29
94
38%
17%
31 '/B
37%
80 y4
Corp
38% Apr 23
25% Jan
38
17%
31%
.10
Feb
24
36%
16%
31%
No par
July 18
27
37
17Va
31
Corp
78
Oct
36 Va
16%
30%
*94%
Francisco
12'/8Jan23
94
6
9
Foster-Wheeler
28
16% Mar 23
29
88% Mar 30
38%
5
5
Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co
28 % Dec
13% Nov
25% Dec
47
10
common—
4
6
14
*45%
7%
14 y4 Jun
6
47
5
Light
98% Nov
11% Mar 14
68
ik>%
16% May 28
26% Aug 22
20y4 Oct
29 >/2 Oct
*45'/4
$4.20 div cum pfd ser of '51
15
Food Machinery & Chem Corp
10
3y4% convertible preferred.—100 "
3%% preferred
100
Ford Motor Co
5
Foremost Dairies Inc
2
9
Mar
47
31
.
Food Fair Stores Inc
6
159
*45 y4
20%
Corp
7
95
47
3(J%
common..
48% Apr
105
*45%
_No par
preferred
*>*
6
Jan
47
No par
(The)
Sep
Apr
*45%
6.25
com
First National Stores
Firth (The) Carpet Co
11
69% Sep
51
;.1()0
Oct
43% Mar 15
*48
5
preferred
35 y4 Jan
July
49
59%
12
40
*48
Corp
26 y2 Jan
32
49
10
18% Mar 11
y
*48
20%
Co
Firestone Tire & Rubber
Feb
50 Va
25
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Aug 17
41
*48
_
94
May 23
50 '/a
2.0O
93
11% Sep
26
Aug 29
Mfg
5,400
10%
1
preferred
Stores
1,900
7
7
10'/4
5
.
30% Feb 23
91% Jun 27
1
46'/a Feb
17
36 y4 Sep
100
Mar
Dept
8,500
'/8
44
43%
6%
10%
*48
Corp
1
Fibreboard Paper Prod com
No par
4% cum conv preferred:
.100
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Inc NY
5
1
1
cumulative
44%
6%
10%
10%
y4
50
Inc
Co
10
43%
7
*6%
7
10%
10%
44%
43%
43%
6%
7
10%
71
*66
71
*66
71
*66
70
42%'
43%
4iy8
__50
Ferro
35% Jan
t
A_
ser
5%% conv pfd 1953 series
Federal Mogul Bower Bearings.
Federal Pacific Electric Co
23,% Sep 27
108
pfd
cum
common
*65
72
"67
2
5%
Oct
26y® May
50
5
Corp
Felt & Tarrant
Fenestra Inc
100
5,700
16%
2 2'/a
Farwlck Corp
Fedders-Quigan
30% Oct
17
Nov
15,200
Va
16%
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
45% Sep
22
6,300
47
22%
10y4 Jan
9
31% May 1
39 V'2 Mar 23
14
5
.
16%
Federated
Oct
46
• 8J
22 %
37% Mar 14
Aug
-,n
1
1
28 V2
82
1
28
25
1
.
17'A
Family Finance Corp common
5% preferred, series B_.
8% May 28
23
6
li,100
2,900
3,600
11 Va
Corp
30y2 Oct
28% Jan
24%
17%
83 Va
23J/a
23%
i7«/«
20% Sep
21% Sep
Shares
24%
17%
b2%
23%
17%
23
417/b Aug 17
2
12
29
the Week
Oct. 5
1
18
8% July 12
Friday
Oct. 1
Oct. 3
5
9
Nov
Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 2
Sales for
SAL* FRICE8
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
*
Oct. 1
Falstaff Brewing Corp
7% Jun
7
l3y4Mar29
6% Apr
A
5% Mar 14
9
Monday'
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Falrchlld Engine & Airplane Corp.l
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
14% Mar 16
20
Apr 12
25 y2 Mar 6
75y8Mar 7
51% July 10
26
22% Mar 14
4
,,
Par
Eversharplnc
43
i\
t-*
EXCHANGE
Highest
13% Jan
21
RECORD
STOCK
STOCKS
I i
,
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
Lowest
(1489)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6%
46
47%
47%
48 %
35%
36%
35%
36%
91
91
91
*90
5%
6
6%
6 Va
34%
34%
*69
3,300
20
91
6 Va
6VA
34%
34%
5,300
3.600
34%
34%
34 %
34%
«
88 %
90
90
87%
89
88'%
800
88 VA
89%
88 Va
39 %
39%
40%
40
40%
40'%
41 %
12,900
39%
38%
19 %
19%
19 V.
19%
19%
19%
2,700
138 Va
138%
*137
139%
139%
139 V2
77%
*75
77%
33 7
38%
19%
137
19%
139
34
19 V4
19%
*137
139
*75
79
74%
74%
x
27 %
27 V2
27 %
40 Va
41%
*40%
14 Va
14%
86%
86%
& Die Corp..No par
5%
91
♦87%
100
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
4% % preferred
i.
.100
6
*8J
'
14%
*85
27%
41
14%
87'%
•75
*.75
28
2" Va
28%
28'/a
28%
*41
41%
*40%
41%
41%
14%
*86
77%
20
10
3,800
28 3
41%
1,100
4
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
21,600
87%
*86 %
87 Va
*86%
87 Va
10
17
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1490)
NEW
YORK
STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
Range Since Jen. 1
Lowest
Highest
32% July 19
S V# Dec 22
NEW YORK
27% Jun
45% Feb
2
8% Apr
44% Feb
4
6
23
30%!
90
6
96% Oct
31
83% Oct
61% Mar 14
93% Sep
23
8
98
83% Jan
23
2
31
Jan
38% Nov
13
114'% Oct
32%
Sep 26
9
97
7
96
Sep 28
Sep 26
108
10
100
Sep
28%
7%
7 Va
30%
31%
30%
*83%
84
When
5
Jun
42% Mar 20
issued
--———
Utilities
biaies
No par
28
$4.20
dividend
Feb
6
$4.40
dividend
23
$4.44
110%
—
——
preferred
preferred
preferred
dividend
galea fer
Thursday
Friday
Oct. 4
32%
100
100
Shares
29
29%
29'A
29%
29'A
29%
29%
*7
29
7 %
29%
7-/4
7'A
7%
l'/a
7%
7%
3,100
31'%
31 %
31-/4
6,300
31
31-/8
*88'A
31
84
*83%
84
83%
8,000
112%
113%
83%
100
115%
118'A
117
118%
117
106%
115%
„
liO
114
119%
58,600
10^
113
113 %
112
114 Va
4,800
34%
11,100
,
33%
33'A
33 Va
33%
34
33%
34%
34
Va
98
*95
98
*9a
98
*95
98
*95
*94
b I
98
97
*»4
97
*94
96
*94
*95
100
96
100
*9o
*94
*95
100
the Week
Oct. 5
Co—
Common
103% Feb
19
*84
PRICES
Oct. 3
31
80-/2
Aircraft Corp
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 2
1
•
105% Feb
107
3,
AND
Tuesday
-
Oct. 1
Grumman
147% July 26
Jun
Monday
Par
Guantanamo Sugar
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com__No par
$5 preferred..
__No par
Gulf Oil Corp
25
Mar 14
109% Jun
105
S i OCR
18
Apr
39% Mar 23
Oct
Gun
Aug 26
104% July 13
104
Dec
8
RECORD
13
35% Jan
5%iJan
106% Oct
101
STOCK
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
35% Jan
Jan
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Year1955
Monday, October
...
*95
100
*98
102
*98
102
/
H
41
Dec
15
45% Aug 10
19 % Jan
6
46% July 12
41 % Jan
5
69% Nov
25
58% Feb
10
14
20% May
4
19
45% July 25
90% Sep
5
Hackensack
Water
Halliburton
Oil
4
24
Aug 20
Hall
Jan
24
27
Sep
Hamilton
24
25
*41 Va
43%
*41%
43%
*42
43%
Well Cementing—5
Printing Co
5
81 Va
82
82 u
85-/4
85-/4
86%
86
86 J/4
21-,2
21%
85%
21%
22
86 Va
21%
22
13,000
21%
21%
21
24%
24%
25
Va
21%
25%
2o »/4
25
1,200
*24%
251/4
100%
*101
25%
100%
101
20%
18% Oct
13
24% Sep
25% Feb
79% Oct
7
100% Feb
4
87
Jan
21% Jan
6
38 % Dec
6
34
May 28
42% Mar 29
Hammermill
6
55
Dec
6
48
Jan
23
64
134% July 25
Sep
la
Harbison-Walk Refrac
143
Nov
10
134
Aug 24
146
Feb
15
38
Jan
26% Mar 14
40% Nov
31% Dec
39% July 13
20
12
Mar 11
5% Mar 25
33% Dec
12
16% Oct
18
15% Jan
6
31% Feb
6
Jan
17
8
Jan
8
39
36% Sep
24
91
3
27
23
23
26
60
Jan
9
7
90
Oct
2
101
Jan
Aug
6
126
Dec
19
Jun
8
Apr
Jun
43 % Dec
89% Jan
10% Nov
20% Nov
12
Oct
3
2
28
12%
Jan
53% Mar 20
5%
Hertz
35% Oct
2
46 % Mar 14
24
20% Mar 19
Sep
28
77% Feb
3
3%%
Oct
2
99
3
44%
1
9% Oct
2
series
2nd
pfd
7
Corp
11% Sep
26
11
29% Feb
6 % Apr
19% Oct
2
9
12
10% July
3
21% Mar 23
32% Mar
3
29% Oct
4
32% Jan
16
32% July 12
56
Feb 16
40
Feb
20
73% Jun
19
Honolulu
3
37% Oct
10
65
Dec
22
28% Jan
31
100% Jun
3
Feb
14
17
13% Mar 14
13
Jun
34% Jan
17
4
44% Jun
106
38% Oct
8
14
17% Dec 29
15% Mar 14
1% Dec 15
7% July 18
53% Jan
6
3
19% Jan
19
12% Feb
10
18% July 11
28
36 %
Sep
13
40
Aug
6
24 %
Sep
25
28% Jan
3
Household Finance
79% Oct
2
96
0
5
104% Jan
6
94
Sep
105 % Feb
23
100
12
Oct
14
41% Jan
27% Dec
8
10
105
28
3
23
102% Jan
1
Feb
22% Jun
13% Aug 15
16% Oct
1
47
3% Feb
10
6
3
39
1% Jan
Feb
26
32% Sep
Sep~21
21
7% Jan
1
13
41% July
Sep 26
24% Sep
17%
18
50 Va
50 %
50
50
51J/2
50
50
50
51 Va
*49%
33%
34%
33%
36
36
15'a
15%
151/4
66%
66
66
65
65
81
82
22%
23%
10
*9%
10
22Va
21%
22%
22%
12
12
11%
12
11%
19'A
30'A
19 Va
*29%
32%
58%
33
33%
59%
40%
41 Va
96
96
Va
60
*22%
23Va
16%
79
81%
80
A
Co
16 %
16
16 Va
16%
16'A
lb%
16%
*36 Va
100 Va
Va
37%
300
25%
4,500
2,800
"when
260
330
47'A
48
48 Va
48
Va
5,100
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,600
16%
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
1?
2%
*2'%
2%
*2
2'A
*2 Va
2'A
8%
*7%
8
*7%'
8%
*7%
8%
81 Va
81%
82 Va
82%°
%
82%
.
Va
4%
5
31%
32
32
46
46%
46 Va
*46%
47%
23
23
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
82
23%
30
issued"
■\f
48
30 %
45Va
—5
5
5 Va
5
4%
32
32
4%
.
5
31%
48
900
82 %
3,700
5
,
12,600
32'A
1,700
48
*23%
Va
5J/a
*32
*47%
32
*47
12,500
24
1,400
I
45'/a
*45
46%
*45
52
prefi
I
50
*49
50
*49
prefi
[
50
*45
46%
*45
55
Jun
55
Mar 11
53
Feb
27% Feb
8
15
46
31% Aug 31
10
12
54 % Apr
Sep.11
26 % Jun
53
6
10% Nov 28
6
7% Apr
19
20
58% May 23
71
V Dec 29
169 % Jun 15
36% Sep
59
Feb
12
155
Sep
8
24% July 18
57% Dec 12
41% Jun
6
9
175% May 31
37% Jan
4
41 % Jan
85% July 20
165
Feb
6
Sep
21
76% Jun
68
33% Sep
11% May
9
501/4 Mar 13
13
8
97% Aug
53
91% Nov 28
Mar 29
10
16
8
69% Mar 20
Jun
20% Oct
1
7 Vs Jan
23
4
91
Sep
27% May
400
May
33% May
152
9
24 % Mar 13
61 % Jan
25
103
28
Feb
8
7
34% Mar 21
15
523
July 24
41% July 25
28
Aug 31
174
Feb
28
28% Sep
921'2 May 26
r87% Aug 26
21
32 % Mar 12
25% Jun
3
22
33% Apr
72
Oct
1
78
57% Jan
6
127% Dec
29
Jan
141
23
Jun
10
12% Jun
16
126% Jan
6
17
Jan
3
9% Oct
1
117,% Sep
23
106 % Oct
1
108
Jan
12
98% Apr
25
20% Nov
15
15 % Feb
00
7
.inn
112% Aug
11
3
8
Mar 27
152
14 % Mar 13
144 Va May
7
106% Mar 13
21 % Apr 19
26
9% Mar 13
69
Mar 14
101
Nov
14
85
114
4.42%
cumulative
4.20%
cumulative
Indianapolis Power
Sep
13
Jun
2
104% Apr
94
Feb
15
144
8
39 % Oct
4
19
8
1
& Lig
Electrica
De
Ingersoll-Rand
9
9'A
2,200
37%
21,200
76%
77
11,800
6% preferred
Inland Steel Co_l
Interchemlcal Corp
4%% preferred
Interlake
Iron
Int'l
Business
lnt'1
j
5
nreferred
13
31 % Jan
31
91% Jan
19
32% Oct
97% Aug 15
23
59
104
Jan
Jun
84
Oct
24
1
1
% Aug 31
14
45
Oct
May 10
95
Oct
10% Mar IS
62
Jun
27
footnotes
see
97% Sep
35 Va Feb
30
page
24.
27
Mar 14
6
58% Apr
5
% Oct
42 % Jun
38% Dec
19
94% Mar 14
55
67% Feb
54% Sep 23
107 % Nov 22
July 17
27% Sep
48% Apr
3
% Oct
85
85
60 y8
26
3
93
*91
26%
27%
27
2 7'/a
72
No par
com
Preierred
International Packers Limited
15
9%
29%
449 Va
34%
34%
*68
101%
129 Va
Va
446%
35
72
98
129 Va
100
29
*97
17%
*17
International Salt
International Shoe
:
87%
No par
No par
.
118
"
87%
25
54 Va
10
9%
118
99
17%
88 %
89
122
40
55
35
551/2
30"A
3iy8
*34%
30%
31%
31 Va
31%
46 Va
46%
47%
48%
*48
50
*47%
46Va
48Va
25
$1.40 cum conv preferred
Interstate Dept Stores
46 Va
47
*46
*35
.1
35%
14Va
20%
25%
_50c
44
45%
1
124
preferred.
%
124
170
10
9%
115%
31%
9-4
18'A
.
125
88%
*121 Va
39%
39'A
.
7,300
115%
114%
*97%
21,500
100
18%
800
89
210
124'/a
39%
56 Va
*55%
56
36
*34%
36
600
7,500.
1,100
200
31%
31 Va
31%
34,000
49
49%
49%
1,400
--
50
*48
50
y4
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
*35%
35%
600
143/8
20%
14%
14%
14'/8
14'A
14%
14 Va
1,500
*20%
20%
*20'A
20%
20
Va
20%
1,500
31%
31%
31%
31'A
31%
31 %
31'A
2,000
25%
31'A
25'A
*48'A
100
21,700
128%
31 y4
20%
31 "A
common
49
71%
102%
20%
14%
Co
*69
14'A
35%
3.50
Corp
;
5
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No
par
Iowa Power & Ligbr Co.
10
Intertype
55%
*34%
9,100
102
88
3 9'A
53%
36
600
3C0
27%
Va
*127%
18
*121%
40
55
*34%
18
26,700
155%
29%
98 Va
88
122
39%
36
113%
*97
17%
*87 Va
121
9%
114%
*97
39%
54 Va
35
71%
103
~
common
21
129
17%
120
39%
27%
'A
6,900
35
34 Va
155
30
5.800
449
*29
101'A
99
87Va
119%
39%
*69
34%
128%
129
30%
448 %
29%
129
9%
98%
27 Va
30
Va
156
102% 103'A
111%
110'/4
*97
16%
71%
34'A
30%
449
130
9%
106'A
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No
par
5% preferred
100
*68
29%
447
35'A
102
108%
common—7.50
30%
449
34 V:!
71%
101
*128%
10
29%
447
93
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
25 Va
25%
25%
1,600
46%
4,700
45
46
46%
*122
124
46%
*120
127
45%
*123
46%
126
46%
*124%
300
126
20
J
102% Feb
43% Oct
*91
156
30
39
93
*29
38% Jan
34% Jan
600
*91
93
29%
3
20
52 %
155'A
40
Sep
52
*29
43% Jun
Sep 20
53
155
32% Jan
5 %
*51%
51%
29
34% Mar 15
6
53
50%
156
58
12 % Sep
100
*511A
50%
29
100
-
Int'l Nickel of Canada
$6
20%
*20%
156
7
7
*20%
20%
27'A
38 % Feb
Feb
20%
*20%
29%
2
130
2,500
*20%
20%
155%
Jun
Sep 25
4,100
58%
20%
20%
50%
*29
26%
7%
preferred
25'
International Telep & Teleg—No
par
International Utilities Corp com„5
123
88
58%
154'A
International Silver
21
165
88
58%
Va
453'A
5
Sep
*154
88'/a
'*58%
58
*91
165
87%
59
88
51 Va
445
34%
16
130
*154
9
89
87%
56%
29%
No par
common.
Island Creek Coal
165
86'A
58
No par
Machines
Power
*154
87
91
7% preferred
100
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class
A—25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com_.
5
Interstate
165
9
28%
70% Mar 13
10
*154
9
91
100
International Paper
$4 preferred
165
9%
No pnr
38% Jan
July 18
'
r
common-
9
85
55%
par
20
Corp
Harvester
*154
100
N
Inspiration Cong- Copper
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
37% Apr
54
90
1,700
37
4
27% Jan
50
77%
10
10
28%
76
20
33 % Jan
46%
28%
79'A
Sep
6
*48%
*44%
28%
77%
34% Apr
30% Aug 11
35% Dec 30
50
46%
140
78
29% Jan
15 Va Aug 27
23% July 18
34% Jan
5
28%
%
76 Va
9
9
50
*45
20
46%
52
75'A
11
19
28%
46%
*50'A
72'A
No par
common.
16
.
50
46%
23%
*44 %
*44%
52%
/
74% Sep
Feb
*49
*45
28'A
46 Va
47
.
38%
31% Sep
13
50
46%
28%
*45'A
37%
45
20% May
3
30% May 16
24 % May 29
*51
9%
39% Nov
34% Jan
*45 V4
51
2,500
38'Va
6
Sep 15
15% Aug 29
46%
46'A
51
22,700
56%
9'A
28
36 % Sep
28%
*45'A
*45
52
1,500
59%
38%
Jan
3
28%
46 %
46%
51%
29%
58%
Va
23% Jan
3
45
29%
x56Va
38%
5
12% Jan
56%
37%
6
30% Jan
59
55%
38'A
28
6
58%
55
9
Jan
July
29%
59%
55
37
Dec
55% July 26
39% Mar 10
29%
58%
55
1
Jan
*
29 Va
58%
54 Va
100 pesos
Rayon
73
53 %
29'A
58%
54
Mexico
60
Aug
3
44% Feb 20
*29
59%
54
No par
A
Industrial
4
29
57%
50
42
48% Mar
29
10
Industria
50 % Jan
103
3
Feb
29% Aug
20
48 % Jan
100
1
series
*45
For
23%
50
common
Refrigerator
*50
29
*22%
2%;
50
33% Nov
22%
*7%
50
Mar 10
22%
8%
I
98
23%
2%
I
Mar 15
*22 Va
2%
prefi
65
5,500
23%
*7%
cumulative prefi
cumulative prefi
32% Mar 14
5%
100
corn
cumulative
13
40
5%
5%
ncncumulativc preferred—100
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
4.08%
Mar 14
13,800
98
5%
13%
4.70%
45
41%
*96
5%
16%
4.26%
69% Jun
40%
98
5%
13%
1
9
6
41%
5%
16%
1
5
26
40%
*96
1,400
96
19
27% Jan
3,500
100
Jan
6% Mar 14
63%
*94
Jan
24
4,700
63
100
Apr
Jan
33%
62'A
96
51
3
20 % Mar 23
96
33 Va
Va
100
55
26% Jan
41%
96
33 %
61
6,900
5%
.
*94
53
121
40%
100
33%
*98
96
100'A
14
6
41%
96%
30'A
*94
47
27
Mar 15
62 Va
*29 Va
96
*94
100
Sep
25
33%
61
29%
*54
100
100
^
45
34
33%
19%
96
i
Power—No par
:
&
51% Sep
49% Sep
12
29%
19%
81%
10
Jan
30'/4
19'/a
*80
53% Nov
82
♦19 Va
82
No par
101% Sep
19%
9%
81%
.No par
2
19%
*29%
%
9
*79%
4
8
4,100
lO'/a
25
3
11
2,200
12
9%
*80
15
Mar
22 -/a
12
11%
80
60 % Aug
84
22-/8
12
22
12
10'a
79%
Aug 23
28% Nov
22'/4
22%
9%
80
45
29% Oct
700
80
9
11
7,600
10%
100
Nov
35% Oct
160
24 y4
37
52|
165% Aug 16
82 Va
23%
*10'A
25
35% May
72% May
18
*81%
10%
37
1
19% Jan
82
241A
•10'A
24%
23
19
81%
23%
10'a
25%
Jan
96% Jan
220
81%
37
57% Oct
7
500
7,200
66%
24%
50
37% Jan
16
*36%
19
6
8,300
36%
*65
25
12
26
34
15%
37
Sep
35% Jan
21% Jan
300
24'a
331/a
16
57
66% Mar 14
49 %
24%
68% Sep
4
80
800
49%
*36%
*36'A
50
33% July 18
Jan
8,000
81%
60
*22%
2,900
50'A
*35%
66%
19%
5%
_25
V
30 y4
40%
5%
18%
40%
122
23%
'•10
9%
*96
5'A
5
162
■•<
33 %
36%
*65
700
1,100
36
33%
VJ
15
21
8% Dec
50
33%
11
61
Jan 17
24 % Mar 15
*49%
20
49%
36%
22%
4u%
50
15
47% Jan
61% Aug 17
62% Sep
l
62% Mar 28
49%
35%
19%
Co
common
1
■■
122
34
13%
New
17%
/
42
122
15
*1^%
¥6%
21
18
Va*
35%
*29%
Stores Corp
pfd
241/4
*35 Va
33
46
Corp
*17%
41
67% Oct
Aug 22
18
*99
conv
18%
24%
122
47%
5%
*18 Va
36
42%
100 Va
Hupp
18%
24'A
*35%
122%
47
Hussman
*18'A
23%
38%
*99
Sound
lo%
23%
36
1,100
92
122%
Jun
49
*17%
*90
2-5%
preferred
Howard
1,200
39%
30
,
Lighting
50%
92
123%
80
16
50%
50%
31
*90
38%
22 %
9%
21'A
3
50
50'/a
51
"122%
—10
com
77 Va
39%
36 %_ 36Va
15
15 Va
*65
82
11 Va
123%
31%
1
18%
17%
15%
x30%
78%
92
*35%
48
3
50% Julv 17
1,400
16 %
31 VA
*78'A
37%
^Hudson & Manhattan
4% Sep
30 % Oct
16
16 Va
3,900
*31
78%
25
23
July 26
1,100
23%
36
8%
Inc
23
99
24%
50%
18%
9'A
-.
Howe
3% Apr
11% Apr
*23%
*90
24 VA
1
26% Mar 19
10
*50
50c
preferred
preferred
preferred
4
20
17%
38%
*122%
50
No par
Houston
Jan
64
23%
common—No par
3%%
4.40%
18'A
common—5
Co
Houdallle-lndustries
4%
23%
90
lo
57% Aug 17
18V4Jan
3
12
7% Feb
Mar
50
24%
50%
12.50
$2.25 convertible
3
Aug
May
2
35%
90
8%
$4.25 preferred—
Hotel Corp of America
5% conv preferred
16% Sep
39% Nov
31
*35'A
50%
1
Oil
1
8% Jan
35%
93
2.50»
preferred
23
29 % Mar
1,100
*35%
50
100
new
Corp
Electrochem
Hooker
35 Va
Va
1/12
common
convertible
5 % Oct
23
87
1
Holly Sugar Corp
21% Jan
12% Apr 27
71% Sep 13
9% Feb 17
Jan
\Oct
52% July 17
103 % Mar 16
600
6%
VA
5
27
34
102% Mar
96
28
30
28%
*6 Va
16
5
27
98
Mar 10
35% Jan
26%
*28
6 Va
31
& Sons
Dec
26% Oct 28
100
Apr
8% Dec
26
91% Jan
28
27
26
28'A
6%
16
50
Homestake Mining
Jan
25%
28 Va
6 Va
30%
Hollander
5%
25%
28%
Va
*78 Va
23%
700
*23%
23%
*35%
3,000
35%
36
15%
Holland Furnace Co
(A)
36
78%
18Va
10
38 V4
36
3JL%
36
137
38
15%
24%
5,200
*00 Va
*134
35%
*78%
18'/«
bl
W74'
137
37%
*30'/a
*24
1300
35%
16
*35'%
35
37 Va
78%
*90
50
35
35%
31
(conv)__No par
Hilton
3
48
23%
800
102
38'a
15%
2
uucs Co (Charles E>
Hoffman Electronics Corp
4
13
24
25
A
21
2
34% Oct
23 Va
common
25
25% Jan
8% Mar
6 %
38
78%
50
A
series
7
6% May 12
6
1
19% Feb
'
28
6 V8
5
preferred
Hotels
27%
38
*35 Va
—100
24% Sep
25% Sep
14'/a Apr
,
27%
6%
10
12 Va Jan
20 % July 16
27%
6
36
(The)
cum
*27%
1
Heyden Chemical Corp
Jan
26
*35 Va
Hewitt-Robins Inc
14% Sep
80
2 0%
common—No par
preferred
Co
*35 Va
25%
No par
41% May 23
4Va%
35%
25%
25
—
Hershey Chocolate
11
35
30%
preferred
23
Jan
37%
34%
25%
100
common
preferred
tiV'/A
43%
*100
34%
*134
„100
-
-
Powder
30%
34%
5
common
noncuinulative
65
10
16% Jan
24
60%
*42
100
34%
137
25 Va
1
Co common
Hercules
Feb
36'A
100
34%
1
54
!>
31% Jan
80
*134
%
15
10
22% Oct
2b
60
137
dist
;
27% Jan
16
5
58
*134
Inc
Hercules Motors
124
58
134
50
common
i<J W)
7%
34 Va
57
10
preferred
(W E) & Co„
neune
3
34%
5
3.65%
Heller
103
34%
1
preferred
(H J)
34%
134
2.50
49% Sep
79% Aug
3
98% Dec 30
Jan
Industries
3%%
Heinz
*41%
15
Co
liquidating
51% July 19
18
29
20% Nov
71
partial
21 % Mar 15
20
48
54% Mar 18
34% Nov
9
15% May 12
38% Jan
2
120
19
31% Mar 18
26% May 25
Sep
17
May 19
51
20
35
2.
preferred
Industries Inc—
Hecht Co
27
3
23% Oct
8
89% Feb
1
38 % Oct
11
Ex
Hayes
5
38% July 25
22% Mar 2
Oct
34% Mar 27
Sep
25% Dec
25
3
77% Oct
3
13
Mar 12
50
6
51% Jan
4%%
34
43'%
100
common-
Hat Corp of America common
20
11
Mar 14
37
Chemical
100%
2.50
Hart Schaffner 8s Marx
9
29
17% Oct
100
Co
Mar 27
Sep
36% Jan
preferred
Paper
Mar 29
Aug
60% Sep
104% Feb
18% Oct
40
16
17% Jan
5
common—1
6%
Haveg
18 % Jan
13% May 28
29% Feb
0
Dec
84% Jan
122% Aug 11
39
May 22
20
26% Mar 14
22% Jan
convertible
Harshaw
34
27% Nov 21
Co
Apr 23
38% July 31
43
25
20
4%
18
Watch
35% Apr
9
29% May 28
24 % Sep 20
35% July
5
8% Jan 14
Jan
Sep
F)
preferred
Harsco
Corporation
Harris-Seyboid Co
39
39% Jan
96% Aug 15
17
107
18
(W
Mar 21
Sep
105 % Feb
63% Aug
6
27
8
Jacobs
(F L) Co
Jaecer Machine Co
New
53/3
461A
48
47
48%
49
51%
51
51
51
23
24 %
23%
24 V2
24%
26
25%
25%
25
:
5
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
3%%
preferred
Johns-ManviHe
Rights
Johnson
Oct
Joy
preferred
33
*85y2
87
1
'
45
45'A
*94%
97%
5'A
33
series
Manufacturing Co
V4
87
5
5%
%
97%
5%
5%
34
*94%
1
33 %
88 Va
87%
46
46
97 Va
*94'A
5%
34
34
4,000
34
3,900
88
150
Va
46
46'A
800
97 Va
95
95
900
5
46%
48'%
43
y44%
A
46'A
Va
A
A
Va
71%
71 y2
71'A
72
72'A
72 Va
72 V4
72 y*
*72%
10
53 Va
55 Va
54%
56 V4
56%
51 Va
5 6'A
57 »A
A
98
98
98
99
99 Va
99%
99 Va
55y4
56
56'A
59
57%
58
57%
Va
45
Va
loo
1
Va
1
A
99
57%
"
Va
57%
44%
8,500
2,500
26
Va
12%
com
5%
51
*86
88
46'/2
88%
*46
4 5'A
*94%
5%
33%
33%
87
*45
17)
Johnson
Jones <te Laughlin Steel
5%
32%
100
100
Corn
(Expire
&
* 5%
1
—No par
common
4 5'A
45%
46:%
67,100
%
528.200
73
1,500
55%
57
55,100
99%
99%
430
58 Va
10,100
8
1956
Number 5575
Volume 184
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW
YORK
(1491)
STOCK EXCHANGE
Kmiks for PreYloM
Ltvnt
STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1955
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
RECORD
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Oct. 1
Oct. 2
Par
falaf (g|
HIGH BALI TRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
Oct. 3
Oct. 4
Friday
the Wert
Oct. 5
Shares
K
28% May 25
43% Dec
14
34% Feb
107
13
70 Mi Aug
39
Nov
94
30
Sep
45% Mar
30
4
Sep
26
127
47% Apr
20
52
96
July
105
6
95
101
9
May
24-
103
Mar 13
108
Apr
28
105
Mar
Sep
17
103
84% Apr
21
Mar 10
48 % Jan
4
Oct
31
29% Jun
8
24
Feb
21 Mi Jan
3
24% Mar
3
21% Jan
43
25
17% Mar 24
,
98% Jan
44
Oct
71M,
27
30
129 % Aug 26
6
113
16
28% Aug
14
24 Ma
July 23
21
Mar 27
59% Apr
43 Mi Oct
15
Mar
60 Ma
29% Jan
6
56
Sep
16
39% Feb
36% Jan
3
58
Jun
23
43% Feb,14
29% Feb
4
38% Dec
27
33% Jan
23
38% Jan
6
60
>Dec
23
52 M, Jan
31
100% Jun
23
8
Oct
1
92 % Mar 18
30
32
Jan
4
26% May. 28
55% Feb
9
34% Oct
22% Dec
28
24% Dec
8
22
Jan
10
50
4
43% Jan
4
14V2 Apr-
13
12% Mar 15
4
16
Jan
16
Sep
7
22
5% Jan
25
Mar 14
18 Ma Dec
6
Dec
20% May 10
28 Ma Jan
6
25
Feb
50 Ma
Feb
Laclede
7
4 Mi Jan
6
18% Apr
27
30
Jun
8
34% Apr
89
May
8
97
15% Nov 28
13% Jan
10
17 Ms Jun
35% Apr
26
58
1% Jan
3
1
11 Mi Jan
3
2% Sep
17 Ma Dec
3 % Jan
Aug 30
1% July
22
3
15
Apr
5
Oct
Gas
Lehigh
2
23
24
19
Feb
8
Feb
1
54M2 Sep
17
1
$3
38 Ma
*38 Ma
-
-
400
24 Ma
24 Ma
24%
24%
1,900
22"%
22%
23
23 Ms
2,800
16 Mi
16 Mi
16
44
48 Ma
26
25%
26
1
42%,
43
0.
43 Ma
44
35
38
37%
38 Mi
38
132%
44%
44 Mi
45 Ma
49%
49%
50 Ma
26%
*42 Ma
43
44%
45 Mi
8,700
50
493/4
49%
9,100
26 Ma
26 Ma
26 Ma
43
42 %
42
46
45 Ma
46
42 Ma
46
45%
26 Ma
45%
43*"
44 Mi
44%
44 Ma
35 Mi
*35 Mi
3,200
4,900
11,600
39
Ma,
\
131%
49 Ma
26%
42%
39 Mi
132 Ma
16
132%
132
1313/i
443A
34%
35%
36 Mi
35 Ma
-.61 Ma
63
62 Ma
63
63 Ma
65%
65 Mi
67
86 Ma
86 Ma
86 Ma
86 Ma
86 3/i
87
87 Mi
35",a
35 Ma
10
100
87 Mi
1
10
39
3,400
66%
*86 Ma
1,500
Ma
1,400
22,800
36
l.UuO
67 3/8
6,300
190
88
lo
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 3/8
27%
273/8
27%
27 Mi
27 Ma
3,700
Co
No par
34%
35Mi
35
35%
34%
35
34%
35 Mi
3 5 Ms
353/4
5,300
0
25
25
25
25
24%
25
*243/4
25
24%
24%
1,200
1
49%
50 Ma
50
50 Ms
493/4
50 "Ma
52%
52 Ms
52 Ma
4,000
15%
16
3,000
25
26%
26%
Co
cdmipon-
series
A
Tire
&
Co
Lehn
Fink
4
4Mb
*4'
...
18
1,300
20 Mi
20%
20 Ma
20 Ma
20 Ma
203/i
20%
20 Ma
3,300
30 Ma
30 Ma
30 3/i
31
4,200
*90 Ma
92 Ma
31
10
14 Ma
14%
14 Ma
14%
15
45 Mi
46 Mi
46 Mi
30 Ms
30%
*30 Ma
30%
*90 Ma
92 Ma
*90 Ma
9 2 Ma
*90 Ma
92 Ma
143/4
14%
143/4
143/4
14%
14%
48
4 8 3/8
47%
48
4 7 Ms
47 Mi
5,900
17%
17 Mi
17%
17 Ma
18 Ms
6.800
1%
1%
1%
2
*16 Ma
17
47%
17 Ms
92 Ma-
-
17 Ma
17%
1%
1%
1%
1%
16%
16%
*16 Ma
17 Mi
;
B
200
173/i
20
5%
5%
600
17%
♦90 Ma
50
4 Ms
17%
100
No par
1
*
17 Ma
1%
pfd-
16
26%
*4
17 Ma
17 Ms
(The)
15%
26%
4
4
17%
17%
No pax
1
a
common.
2nd
Corp
19%
30 Mi
common_3
4
4Mb
16
26%
15%
*26 '
26%
*26
i
51%
16
15%
16
26%
preferred—No par
1st
noncurn
15%
*26
17 Ma
17 Ma
Ms
17%
Valley RR
Valley Coal
Lehman
04
5
Sons
&
noncurn
50c
38 Ma
78 3/4 •
16%
44%
•
77 Ma
22 3/4
49%
Ms
78 Ma
24%
26
!
preferred
Lehigh
31
79 Mi
77 Ma
16Mb
47%
(111)
98
22 Ma
43 Mi
;
*96
24%
1
*
98
23
2.50
:
97
98
24%
-16 Ma
38 Ma
25
50
97
♦38% -39
132 Mi
com-
600
101 Ma
100
Co_
(James)
,21% Jan
16%
37 Ma
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
27
22%
16%
<.130 Ma
3.85%
July 10
24%
22%
16Mb
38 Ma
(The)
Rubber
Lees
30
Mar 22
24%
22%
I32.M4
common
&
Mfg
Co
2% Jan
,
6
43 Ms Jan
6% Sep
47% Jan
16
17
22% Mar 12
38 Ma.
78
77
38 Ma
24 Ma
La Consolidada 6% pfd..75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant
1
Lee
75 Mi
97
*94 Ma
►100 Ma
lOLMa
1,000
90 Ma
♦97
-
4.32%
3
75
39
36 Mi
Co
H)
Kroehler
3
Mi
74
*88
99%
*97 Ma
99 Ma'•
*97 Ma
99 Ma
129 Mi
—
Inc
(S S)
(S
10
34% Sep 20
98% Ma- 3
3
Kresge
Kress
16% Sep
11
26
Co
Kroger
86% Aug 11
25 Ma Apr
Corp
100
1
preferred
preferred
10
8
6
prior
♦97
400
40 3/i
Mi
*40
97
*94 Ma
100
*97
100
'
40 Ma
90 Ma
*100 Ma
101%
800
49
*88
97
101
104,500
116
49
40 3/i
90 Ma
*94
97
102%
.No par
Indus
Oil
conv
52% Sep
Jun
I
*94
*101
56 Ma
►112
49
*48 Ms
40 Ma
•88
90 Ma
*88
97
40 Mi
39
•
0
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
4%
29
27 M2 Aug
Co
40 Mi
*40
102 Ma
49
55 Ms
117
115
115
♦48 Ma
'
50
Wheel
I" Kimberly-Clark
1
29% Apr
4
*97 Ma
No par
com
Copper s
County Land Co
KingrSeeley Corp
19
40 Mi Mar 14
-
16% Mar 13
18 Ma Jan
Hayes
&
Koppers
* Feb
25
Mar 14
Kelsey
4Va%
•29% Mar 29
2
25% Apr
3% Aug
(Julius)
40% Mar 19
20
100
preferred
74Ma Aug 20
28% Jun
39% May 31
non-cum
Kern
27
98
*97 *:
preferred
Kennecott
12
*•
100
<
Southern
Kerr-McGee
;• Apr
47
•
47% Dec
:*■
'
July 16
7 58% Apr
10
►100 Ma
114Ma
48%
56
543/4
56 3% *
55
55 Ms
113
48%
90 Ma
*94 Ma
100
Kansas Gas & Electric
Co_„Nopar
Kansas Power & Light Co
8.75
30 Ma July 16
7
City
-Kayser
3
40% Aug
25
24
4%
147% Mar 14
53Ms Apr
6
1
42% Apr
■
Kansas
9
*88
HlOO
cumulative
15
*
40 Mi
100
4.35%.!
10
23
40
preferred
20
May 28
com_No~par
preferred
4.20%
*• May 22
54
113
49
preferred
46% Jan
5
cum
54 Ma
109%
108 Ma
49
preferred
4.50%
2
Oct,
Jan
4%
Ma""
51
100
50
1
9
Feb;
33%
preferred
13
92 Mi May
38% Oct
24'A July 15
38% Nov
9
27 % Mar 14
3.80%
9
conv
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
]
Sep
98
70% Jan
Mar
Aug 28
97
Corp
meferred
May 24
107% Sep
7
105% Nov 28
Nov
•
Cbem
cum
4%%
89
105
&
4M«%
44% Aug 14
100% Mar 23
102% Mar 15
Alum
3
37% May 17
99.% May 16
Kaiser
3
20
Aug
Feb
5
49%
17
2,500
300
5 Mi
5 Mi
5 Ms
5 Mi
3,100
51
50%
51 Mi
50%
51%
12,200
5 Mb
5 Ms
50
50%
17
17 Mi
♦17
5 Mi
51
2
9,000
2,300
30
22
Jan
16% Jan
4
19
19
19
19 Mi
19 Mi
19 Mi
19%
193/s
19%
19%
19% Jan
3
23
Mar
19
Feb
9
21 Ma Mar 26
Lerner Stores
No par
19%
20
19%
19 Ma
193/s
19 Ma
19 Ma
20
19%
20
64% Jan
18
74 Mi Feb
9
98
10
81 Ma
81%
81%
82 Mi
82 Mi
83 Mi
82 3/i
83
Mi
823/4
83
13 Mi Jan
3
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeill & Libby
7
14%
14%
14%
15 Ms
143/4
15 Mb
14%
15 Ms
14 Is
15 Ms
13,700
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
25
61 Mi
63%
62
63 %
63 M2
64 Ma
64
643/4
61 Ma
64%
13,900
143 Ma
Sep
89% Dec
23
47
22
22
14 Mi
Sep
27
22
61 Mi Oct
1
v72% Feb
2
163 Ma Feb
2
Jun
66
26
46 Mi Oct
31
16
Dec
30
25 Ma Jan
25
Apr
Apr
164% Nov. 16
Sep
79
Sep
20
49
Jan
23
64 '
Aug
47 V2 Jan
23
73
Aug 27
Link
147/s May 28
18
Aug 29
Lionel
35% Jan
49% Mar 29
Liquid
12
Sep
24% Aug
73
7
26 Ma Mar 14
Dec
2
12
Jan
6
List
8
53% Jan
3
Lockheed
25
18% Jan
27
25 Ms May
64 Mi Jan
23
98
5
July
28
5
33% Sep
6
23
4
Mar
Jan
10
114% Mar
20
Jan
35
8
107% Apr
27
101
26
103 Mi Jan
6
94
July 15
98
Sep
102
Mar 11
105
20% Oct
11
139 Ma Dec
7
25% Jan
Jun
Loew's
Lone
Lone
preferred
29
5
Co
Long
1
106
Jan
13
Mar 14
104
1
21 Ms Feb
23
143 Ma Jan
5
45 Mi Jan
3
58
77 Ma Jan
6
90% Dec
22 Ma Mar 14
31% Dec
6
21
Jun
26
27V2 Feb
39 Ma May 16
51% Jar
3
42
Jan
20
983/i July 12
53 Ma Jan
3
10
63 Ma
109
Sep
May
4.35%
Louisville
Gas
9
Louisville
&
30 Ma
31
31 Mi
*114 Ma
120
1163/s
30%
64
63
Mi
64
4 8 3/i
49 Mi
21%
1/256
101 Mi
102
*100
66V4
65
17%
17 Ms
10
131
100
24,800
20
19%
19%
19 3/4
20,200
88 Mi
883/4
83
8 8 Ma
7,900
31%
31%
32%
31
323/4
27,300
Mi
67
67 %
Co
21%
21%
1/256
1/256
1/256
102 Ma
102 Ma
*100
*92
\
17 Mi
17%
*90
*92
97
17 Mi
17 Ma
;
&
(Mj
97
17 Mi
173/s
17%
128
127%
58 Ma
*57 Mi
58
94
95 Mi
96 Mi
95 Mi
97
"21%
59
58 Ma
5 8 Ma
91 Ma
95
92 Mi
93 Mi
92 Ma
21%
22
21 Ma
■21%
213/s
21%
21%
213/4
84 Mi
86
86
89 Ma
92 Ma
94
93 Ma
95 Ma
9,600
100
128
58
1
Inc
Sons
Lukens Steel Co
96
59
130
350,000
30
103
*92
96
97
128
128
130
100
*90
102 Ma
*100
96
*90
59
-
17,300
21%
1/256
*58%
(Ky)_No par
5n
7,300
72
22
21%
10
El
&
69 Ma
68 3/4
2,600
124
120
123
122
120
1/256
97
17 Ms
503/8
7 Ms
213/s
96
130
131
23.200
50
20
1/256
*92
97
♦92
7%
50 Ma
21%
*90
*90
100
y21%
1/256
7 Mi
483/4
1/256
"
21 Ma
1/256
7 Ma
493%
89
10
common
Nashville
Lowenstein
8
7 Mi
7
7 Mi
88
preferred
17
*75
86
85
*75
85
*75
85
193/4
preferred
E
Co
(P)
1,300
3,300
873/4
rights
series
Loriliard
—^7%
16%
43%
20
118
1,400
16 Ma
42%
19%
v
£8 Ma
163/4
44'%
86 Ma
30 Ma
68 Ma
68 Ma
163,4
44
8 7 Ma
♦114 Ma
68%
17
45 Ma
20
10
69
200
4,000
54
163/4
85 Mi
100
53'/a
45
19 Ma
A
No par
Lighting Co com
10
(expire Oct 15)
5% series B preferred
10U
4.25%
series D preferred
100
9
102 M2 Jan
7
143 Ma
533/i
4 200
17
7 Ma
48 Mi
143 Ma
53
13.100
45 Ma
48%
Island
Common
*75
86
*76
Long Bell Lumber (Md)
6
5
27
6 8 Ma
44 Mi
7 Ms
common
7
17 Ms Oct
83 Ma Jan
68 Mi
*16 Ma
45%
47 Ma
preferred
July
127 V2 Oct
49% Jan
68 Mi
16 Ma
Ma
44
1
Corp
23 Ma
Aug 29
68 Ma
16 Ma
No par
Gas
conv
68 Ma
1
:
Cement
Star
53
100
Corp
89% May
1
3
30
Inc
53
15
com
Corp
Aircraft
Star
4%%
16
May 25
July 27
147
convertible
Industries
143
52 Mi
0
(The)
1/256 Oct
2
Sep
14
July 11
July 26
35
16
21% Mar
3Va%
12
132 Ma Aug
9
1/256 Oct
100
100 Ma Jan
1
28 Mi Mar 14
11
Oct
21
3 2 Ma July
123
5
Sep
7
144
53
2.50
Co.
Corp
143 Ma
51%
144
143
533/i
143
144
10
100
Corp
Carbonic
84
7
com
1
Cup
Corp
43VWun
19
July 25
64 Mi Feb
17 Ma Mar 14
103 Ma Mar
Belt
6
24
Products
Corp
preferred
Tulip
19
Sep
56
Oct
"'7%
Lily
9
14
103 Ma
15
Oct
143
17
21 Ma Jan
8 Ma Mar 14
114
18 Mi Mar 29
&
55% Apr
39 Ma
40% May 17
Jan
1
9
Apr
72% Sep
61% Mar 14
149 Ma Jun
20% Jun
Ma
1,200
6,400
22%
24,600
95 Ma
95
9,100
M
48 Mi Jan
19
Mar 28
133
19% Jan
140
6
40"
Oct
1
Sep
1-4
July 22
13
49 Mi Jan
144
MacAndrews
3
6%
May 24
32 Mi July 27
26 Mi Jan
10
Mack
35% July 15
28% Apr
11
39 Ms Sep
31% Jan
19
26 Ma Mar 14
3
Maoy
88 Ma Mar 15
95
85 Ma
26
92 Mi Jan
13
8% Aug 29
10 Mi Apr
6
7% Jan
8% Jan
56% Jan
23
Jan
6
6
6
18
Jun
13
13 Mi Jun
3
12 Mi Feb
Sep
6% Sep
20
23
139
Mar 20
Magma
32% Oct
1
41
Mar 13
6
1
Manati
Jun
21
Ma Apr
4
5% Nov
25
10 Ma May
7% Sep
27
11%
Aug 30
500
4% Jun
Jan
6
35% Jun
21
31 Mi Oct
Jan
7
20 Mi Feb
18
16% Feb
July 14
51 Ma
Sep
22
37 Mi July" 6
99.
25
89% Jun
13
98
4
31
Apr
9
44 Mi
3
99
Jan
10
99
Jan
12
87
Jan
18
25 "Ma Jan
4
16
20% May 16
Mar 14
44
Jan
6
14 Ma Mar 14
88
Sep
97
80 Ma Sep
6
56 Ma Mar 31
p4
July 17
25 Ma Dec
19 Ms
Sep
8
Nov
34
46
7
Aug 22
16 Ma Feb
81
Dec
29
91
July
45
Aug
1
58
Apr
16
.
25
42
Martin
Dept
4
Mar 14
40
Jun
91
45% Apr
2
21
31
Jan
7
26*/i
Jan
6
34% Apr
56Ma Jan
25
.
1.500
33%
34 Mi
34 Mi
35 Ma
3 5 Mi
3,400
4
35 Mi
3 5 Ma
35
35 Mi
35%
35%
34%
2,900
com—-No par
35%
35 Mi
35
100
Co
♦90
90%
Co
Jan
9
12
Stores
32 Mi Jan
3
83 Mi Jan
*16
Sep
95 M2 Mar
52Ma Aug
.'23 Ms Feb
21% Jun
24
5
3
29
12
28
23 Ma July
2
12
24% Feb
8
35
July 11
Aug 30
93
Feb
26% Feb
11
18% May 28
5 2 Mi Aug
26
48
Jan
27
18
89 Ma Sep
24
103
Dec
13
107 Ma July
93 Ma Mar 29
102
14
101
32 Mi Jan
6
108 Ma May
60
"•aw
Sep
-
-
r
,
40
*27 M, Feb
116-
6
9
July 19
61 y2 July 31
23% Jan
3
64 Mi May 10
102
Jan
6
20 MB
20 Mi
20 Mi
*20
29
29
28%
28%
*28
44
*43 Mi
44 Mi
Electric
McGraw
McKesson
McLellan
Robbins
&
-1
Co—
.—3
Publishing
Stores
Inc.—
!
Co
20
92
40 Mi
50,400
3) Ma
40 Mi
4,200
21 Mi
21 Ma
1,700
38%
8,600
39%
90
*88 Ma
30
90
Mead
Corp
2nd
Cum
Melville
(1st series).
pfd 4.3G%
Shoe
Corp
series
common
Jan
23
preferred series B
Co
Mercantile
Merck
(The)
Stores
Co
&
Inc
Co
Inc
♦43 Mi
13%
*74
44
Mi
13%
75 Ma
*43 Mi
13%
♦74
30%
Mi
73
73 Ma
74
74
3,300
37
36 Ma
36%
37 Mi
37 Mi
3,000
15 Mb
15 Ms
15 Mi
15 Ms
15 Mi
1,600
14%
14%
14%
14%
79
79 Va
*79%
80 Ma
1,500
5
78 Ma
80 Ma
79
7 8 Ma
80
78
47
47
473/i
47 Ma
48 Mi
48%
4,400
47
47
47%
47
19
19
19
19
2,700
.10
5
100
Ma
18%
19
18%
19 Mb
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
18 Ma
I8M2
800
18 Ma
18 Ma
19
18 Ma
19
34
33%
34%
34%
34 Ma
7,400
32 Ma
33
98
98
98
*98
100
*98
*69
91
*71
91
*71
78
76
76 Ma
28%
29 Mi
31%
32%
*86
8 7 Ma
*39
41 Ma
*39 Ma
3%
24
2 4 Mi
233/4
28%
16%o
27 Ma
*83 Mi
29 Ms
28%
87
28%
283/4
28%
29 Mi
86
86
85
85
41
•39
28 Mi
*83 Mi
243/8
29 Mi
87
preferred
4.45%
preferred
47% Jan
20
61% Sep
5
Miami
Copper
*89
*88
♦102 Ma
54
91
93
104 Ma
54%
54M2
91
93
55
78
85
120
300
5,300
510
42 Ma
*39 Ma
42 Ma
24%
24%
24%
24%
1.100
30%
31,500
29%
*83 Mi
30%
29%
*83 Mi
87
543/i
104 Ma
84
98
2 9 Mi
24 Ma
*54
*88
28%
24 Ma
108%
*89
98
*72
*39 Ma
♦105
•102 Ma
85
-
4 2 Mi
107 Mi
99
89 Ma
♦97
84
100
Mi
107 Mi
90
pfd—100
series
—100
series
100
series
100
series—00
5
33%
,
♦96
50
1
100
1
53
3.85%
150
73 Ma,
52%
2.80%
73 Mi
3 6 Mi
*97
25
73 Mi
73 Ma
*89 Ma
31
74
500
35 Ma
89 Ma
21
5,300
73 Mi
99
98 Ma Jan
13%
33 Mi
52%
99% Feb
13%
71 Ma
52
IO8V1 Apr
20
13%
900
73
183/4
4
44 Ma
34%
543/4
5
*43 Vi
71 Mi
18 Ma
27
43 Mi
13%
*53 Ma
Sep
43 Mi
*73 Mi
18%
Sep
29
14
54%
Jun
19%
*28 Ma
74
18 Ma
4.35%
Ma
*56
xl'9%
13%
54 Ma
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
56
10
1,300
29 Ma
73 Ma
105 Ma
pfd
30%
20 Mi
Ma
13%
No par
2nd
30%
31
56 Ma
•55
75 Ma
Mergenthaler Linotype Co-—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
Mesta Machine Co
5
conv
30%
30 3/i
56%
*55
57
105 Ma
$4
30 3/i
32
-No par
common
$3.50 preferred
30%
30
1
1
common
preferred
4Mt%
29%
14%
10
McQuay Nerris Mfg Co
89
107
♦79
82
20
92
9
39 Ms
*55
102
28
38's
„
29
pfd—
common—.
9
Apr
4
Sep
39 Ms
39 Mi
5
:
No par
pfd 1947 series—No par
26
18
Apr
93 Ma Dec
103% Oct
98
21%
38%
39 Ma
common—
preferred
preferred
1
39 Mi
21%
39Mi
21%
56
91 Ma Mar 21
30% Apr
103 Ma Apr
39
21%
39
39
21%
20
4%
6
3 9 Ma
21%
38%
22 Mi
28 Ma
Co
Mengel
11
39 Mi
39 Ma
21 Mi
20
26
Mar 28
39 Ma
3 7 Ma
Corp
11
Jan
90 Ms
38%
36
preferred
Apr
96"
90 Ms
39 Ms
*55
$3
McCall
32Mi Mar 15
39
90 Ma
33 "i
No par
No par
McCord Corp common—
3
$2.50 preferred
50
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3 V2 %
convertible preferred
100
Maytag
45Ma Jun
22 Ma Oct
90 Ms
38 Ma
1
1
Co
Co
*90
90-3/4
No par
L)
18%
18%
3 7 Ma
*90
37%
*79
98
3
22,500
51%
Mfg
cumulative
$3.40
4
28
18%
34%'
18%
18 3/i
No par
No par
2
3
2
Sep
500
1.300
12,1*00
82
Ma. Mar
2
44% Jan
8%
35
87 Ma
28% Jun
105 Ma
16 Va
92
18
17
34%
*79
16
22
8%
8%
35
*85 Va
30
56 Mi Jun
8%
34 Ma
82
41M2 Apr
112 Ma Apr
16Mb
16 %
*16
8 3/i
35
87 Ma
102% Jan
7
83/i
33
*79
1
9
16%
16
8%
*85 Ma
24
Jun
53/4
16
82
26
43% Jan
900
91
26
102
2,800
5%
87 Ma
74 Mi Sep
83
5%
5
♦79
97% Sep
July 21
5%
5%
*85 Ma
20
96
5%
*88 Ma
21% Jan
Sep
Ma
*5%
51%
'
88 Ma Mar 30
*5
53/4
8 8 Ma
9
.
5 Ma
87 Ma
18
Oct
5 Ma
*5%
34%
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
84
8%
10
53/s
52
19
28% Oct
8%
2,800
3 5 Mi
McGraw-Hill
33% Feb
5%
16
16
505
33 MB
52
9
25
5%
5%
4,200
107
515
34%
20
21
5 Ma
33
*475
515
*490
5 2 Mi
43 Mi Aug
Jan
46
v
107
Ma
33 Ma
33
333/a
510
35 Ma
79 V2 Aug
106 Mi Apr
77 Ma Dec
39% Sep
505
520
33 Ms
108
106
107%
*490
18 Ma
*
Aug
60 Ma Jan
33 Mi
88 Ma
31% Oct
101
107 Ma
32%
52
1
1
105 Ma
33 Ma
*85 Ma
16
15 Ms. Feb
106 Mi
87
Jan
18% Sep. 19
1,700
513/i
9
3
6 "Ms
18 Ma
19
17
6%
33
Oct
Jan
7
51%
Feb
18
1
7
18
Sep
29 Ms Feb
-Apr
7
7
31%
73
.15
7
♦6%
18%
47
21% Aug 11
1,400
7
91
15
23
8%
87
28
43 Mi Jan
8%
51%
8
25
8%
89
13% Sep
1
8%
$3.75 cum
6
28
8Mb
$3.75 preferred
Jan
Oct
70
*8 Ma
4
46
78
10 500
83/i
32 Mi
13
13
30 Ms
87
8%
7
15
14% Sep
May
30
*85
9
18 Ms
32
67
86
x86%
Feb
Jun
-
30 Mi
86
86 Ma
51%
Corp
Electric
Master
May
&
(Glenn
Masonite
30 Ms
87
400
23,600
41
31 Mi
preferred
preferred
4Mi%
38 Vi
30 Ma
Ma
38%
137
5
50
Corp common
Cement
Field
Marshall
30
38
*88 Ma
87
25
May 15
Marquette
37%
37
37 Mi
Ma
*129
30 Ms
36 Ma
*40
Mi
38 Mi
6.25
Corp
Midland
convertible
4%
41
137
96 M2 Jan
24
11
14
24
2
28
28% Feb
Apr
Sep
24Ms Jan
48'/a Mar 19
35 Mi July 12
Mhrathon
24
5
88 M2 Oct
May 16
Jan
50% Mar 23
May 25
38 Ms Oct
July 21
40 Mi July 11
42
24
19 '/s
...
Bros
Marine
14
7
35 Mi Feb
23
21
18
19
Feb
4
Sep
56 Ma Jun
21
16
♦5%
8%
29% Apr
Feb
*505
5%
32% Feb
26% Feb
1
♦15%
21
44
50
Co
32%
*40 Ma
*129
*85 Ma
*6%
104
1
38 Ma Sep
40% Dec
Sugar
Mandel
37 Ma Dec
Apr
1
10
1
Copper
5
3
18
9
6
52
28
No par
19 Ms
1
29
83
*8 Ma
Manhattan-Shirt
48 Mi May
1
25% Jan
94
No par
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
Jan
7
26
22 Vl Nov
94 Ma May
85 Ma
18 Mi Juiy 23
1
16
33% Mar 14
30
10 Mi Apr
24
28
59
6 Ms Aug
3
Sep
8% Oct
Feb~17
Jan
610
26
5M2 July
18
16
23 Ma July 19
3 7 Ms
85 Ma
40 Ma
137
♦129
29%
35%
29
100
_No par
Magnavox Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co
8
11
3
100 V* Jan
40 Ma
40
137
Co Inc com
16
685
Jan
40
►129
preferred series A
Madison Square Garden
Magic Chef
19
4
92
40
137
Inc
Trucks
(R H)
22
16
31% Jan
40
♦129
4',4%
Sep
4% Dec
34% Nov
Forbes
41% Sep
122
543 Ma Jan
54 Ma Aug 23
10 M, Feb
common—10
100
&
preferred
183/i
19
53
53 "Ma
89 Ma
.
30 Ma
87
30 MB
*83 Vi
87
108 Ma
200
108 Ma
*104
*53 Ma
54%
54
54
400
18 Ma
18%
18 Ma
19
21,700
54
55
*104
55%
4,100
89%
*88 Mi
89 Ma
*88 Mi
88 Ma
60
*97
99
*97
99
*97
99
•88
91
*88
92
•88
92
*88
•102 Ma
543/i
93
104%
55%
*87
93
♦103
105
*54 Ma
55 Mi
54%
*87
♦103%
55
93
105 Ma
55
4,000
IS*
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NEW
YORK STOCK
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NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Hi r best
Lowest
Highest
YORK
26
33
Jan
6
Middle
Dec
9
46% Jan
9
69
Oct
1
Midland
Enterprises
25
54 % Nov
21
May 28
47
Mar 12
Midland
Steel
Jan
21
146% Sep
23
133% July 16
142
25% Jan
21
35
Nov
30
29% Oct
11
41% July 13
20% Oct
11
35% Mar
24% Jan
19
70
37 Va Jan
40
29 % Feb
27
Jun
20
8
40
Monday
3
Jan
8%
Utilities
Oil
Inc
10
27
27%
27'/«
67%
69
t
common
43 %
44
34%
34%
2,000
31
31 %
5,700
23%
23%
23%
23 V,
23%
23%
23%
23'A
1
25% July 17
22% May 14
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
90'/a July 26
Minneapolis-Honeywell
28
107
Apr
13
Sep
98% Oct
26
102% Dec
12% Jan
6
26% Nov
25
13% Oct
4
Jan
20
23'% Jan
7
Apr
88'
Jan
11
S5.50
1st
Aug 30
33
Jan
3
$1.50
2nd
32
Oct
1
42% Apr
2
Minnesota
28
30% Jan
30
16
22% Jan
20
28% Dec
30
26% Sep
11% Oct
2
33% Oct
31
44% Feb
15
36% Jan
23
22% Jan
5
30
29% Jan
3
30% Jun
25
36% Aug 14
12
10% Sep
13
17% Jan
5
Oct
1
81% Jan
Minnesota
40% July 24
27
.5
17
33% July
Aug
10
32% Dec
8% Jan
6
73% Sep
1
21% Aug
100% Jun
7
55
35% Apr
8%
Nov"29
15%
Sep'll
7 % Oct
26
2
Jan
3
49% Apr
30
19
6
79% Sep
15
Feb
9
83% Dec
7
11% Feb
14% Dec
1
18% Feb
23
19% May 12
24% Jan
7
40% Aug
2
52% July
23% Jan
6
32% Feb
15
6
3
76
Feb
88
Feb
Jan
5
22
21% Feb
19%
19'%
19%
2,100
76%
75%
76%
10,300
61%
63
63%
64
65%
20,300
98%
Co
98%
*98%
100
13%
13%
13%
common
l
&
Light
100
5,600
26%
26%
l
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12
11%
12
8,200
39%
41
39%
41
41
41%
41
41
40'A
40'%
8,100
32%
33 Va
32
32%
10,300
31%
32
32
32'/4
3,600
*10%
11
11
11
*26%
1,000
55%
57 %
56%
57%
57
57'%
57
57%
5,000
35%
36%
35%
36%
36%
37 V
36%
38
37%
38%
13,300
preferred
4.20%
7%
774
60%
61%
60
60
69%
6774
6874
68
68
*68%
69
17
17
17
17
17'%
*17
1774
Machine .Tool
69
1.25
RR ^class
Class
774
62%
100
Mojud Co Inc
Monon
7'%
*61 %
__10o
preferred
17
No par
*23%
24
25
*20%
21 Va
A
B
No par
2
35%
Montana-Dacota Utilities Co______5
Monsanto
Chemical
47
38% Aug
38% Oct
1
Co
3
21 % Apr
25
18% Jan
10
46% Apr 27
22% May
4
16% Mar 14
23 % Dec
9
19% Oct
1
28% Mar 12
Morrell
1
Power
Co
(The)
Ward & Co
Moore-McCormack Lines
60% Jun
7
40% May 28
51% Mar 14
Motorola
20
32 % Dec
22
30% Jan
Motor
27
Motor
Wheel
40 %
May 10
Mueller
22% July 20
15% Sep
13
18
Jan
4
47
Feb
4
40
25
45% Jan
11
Jan
6
43
Dec
6
Sep
31% Oct
1
42% Apr
12
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
40% Oct
25
47
Mar
2
42% Jan
4
50
(F E)
Co
&
7%
<
,
61'%
68%
17,100
•
80
"
68%
400
17%
*17
1,100
2474
23%
40
40
40%
32%
32
32% '
237a
*23
23'%
400
21%
*20%
217a
200
18%
18%
*18
19
37%
37%
38'%
38
24
37%
2374
*20%
19'%
37'/a
36%
23'%
21'%
*19
247a
1
200
38%
46,900
24
2 4'/a
24'/a
24%
4074
40'%
40%
33%
40
32%
33
32'%
32%
32%
32%
39%
24 V.
40'%
X40>4
3,900
2,900
10,400
397 a
39
39%
40%
40'%
20
20'/a
20 Va
20 Va
20
20'%
20
20 Va
20'/a
20'/a
20 Va
20'%
20'%
20%
20'%
20
20'%
20'/a
20 Vt
44%
45 %
45
457a
45'%
45%
45'%
45'%
45'%
4574
37'%
37%
37
37
37
37'%
37'%
3774
37%
373%-:':'
g
26
Myers
7'%
*60
fo
Corp
Corp
Sep
Mar 15
774
61'%
3874
2274
22%
22%
23
23%
24'%
24
24'%
2 4'/a
24 78
32%
33'%
33'%
33%
33%
33%
12
xl974
_io
Inc
Brass
: *60
*2074
31%
No par
Co
Products
21
38% July 27
32 % Mar
7
7'%
7%
*23
'
36%
3
44 % Mar 14
19%
40
1
&
21'%
2374
No par
Monterey Oil Co
(John)
23%
21'%
7'/a
'
700
■
Montgomery
18% Jan
14
23
*18%
19
Montana
51 % Mar 19
19
26
28
27
78
22
57
3
1
33%
55
23
32 % Oct
33%
11
39% Jan
3
'21%
33%
77
32%
30% Jan
42% Mar
28%
26 %
*74%
21%
33%
32%
3
9
26%
26%
40
77
'21%
11
22
11
26%
26%
78 %
22%
32
43% Sep
17% Jun
34
32%
38% Jan
30% Oct
33%
10%
11
40
*21%
33
40
7,500
13%
32
3
26
223/8
78%
13%
32
3%%
Jan % 3
Sep
*21%
x32%
78%
13%
100
31%
34% Mar 14
33% Apr
78 Va
22
33
13%
13%
64%
*98%
31
25% Oct
27% Mar 14
*77
13%
s77%
64%
100
*10%
24% Jan
23
*98%
22
No par
63%
64% |
100
——l
Corp
1,
May 17
13%
98 Va
32
__10O
preferred,—
25
Ontario Paper_-„2.50
Power
63%
0
10%
24% Jan
Jun
19%
75%
32%
4
28
19%
77
32 >%
30
1
19%'
76
10%
Monarch
35% Oct
19%
77
30%
28% July 23
23% May 28
1,600
23%
19%
75
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No
par
Mohasco Industries
Inc
5"
Mar 23
23
*23%
19%
31%
20
16
50
135
135
5
20
2
CO
137
Mississippi River Fuel Corp_^
JO
Mlssouri-Kan-Tex RR com—No par
7% preferred series A_.
100
29
Oct
67% Oct
18% Oct
Jan
54
'135
74%
conv
Maid
137%
135
No par
Mission Corp
Mission Development Co
47% May 14
20% Aug
49
Minute
135
19
preferred
&
*135
73%
Reg—1.50
Mfg com
Minneapolis Moline
22
No par
137%
No par
Mining &
preferred
77
1,400
31%
23
4
1,000
44%
34%
23
14
14,100
66%
44%
34%
Mar
93% May
42%
31%
Jan
35% Dec
67
*42%
35
Jan
82
45
31 %
21
3
44%
30%
17
24% Jan
45
*63%
34%
58
$4
44
27%
34
13
Minn
Shares
67
27 Va
31
20
2
67 %
27%
30%
Jun
Apr
67
27%
34
19% Apr
75'/a May 10
27%
30%
70
105
27%
67%
273/4
68
34
17
1
the Week
Oct. 5
30
11
61 %
Friday
Oct. 4
34
Oct
1
Thursday
„lo
Corp
50'/a Oct
28% Mar
Salea far
PRIORI
Oct. 3
►135
Corp of Amer„_1
Minneap & St Louis Ry
No par
15
8ALK
Wednesday
100
—
Minerals & Chem
9
HIGH
Oct. 2
5
Inc
Prod
1st preferred
Midwest
Aug 10
36% Jan
South
Tuesday
Oct. 1
Par
Monday, October 8, 1956
RECORD
LOW AND
STOCK
26% Sep
18
STOCK
.
EXCHANGE
7
29% Oct
133
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Year 1956
...
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1
32%
33%
?
40'%
40%"
65,500
V
2,300
'
2,600
5,300
5.700
-2,700
3374
33'%
15'/a
15'/a
15'%
15'%
15 '/4
15'%
15'%
*15'%
15%
1,000
1
40'%
41
40'%
40'%
40%
4074
4074
40%
40'%
40'%
3,100
10
,„
31'%
31'%
31%
31%
31%
32%
3274
32'%
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3274
3,200
45'%
*43%
46
|44
46
5
Bros.
*15
-
No par
*43
45
*43%
100
*133
134
*133%
45
>/4
*44
3,500
N
47
Jan
128
Sep
21
118
May 19
Nashville
22
July 16
Natco
6
70
Dec
14
62
Jan
23
82
Juiy25
National Acme
27"% July 25
23
Feb
17
29% Jun
20% Mar 14
•
Jan
24
148
9
16% May 28
114% Nov
29
20 Va Oct
31
12
Jun
29
33% May 16
46% Nov
23
35% Jun
8
34% Sep
20
15% Dec
37% Nov
45% Mar
10
1
173% Sep
10% Oct
Jun
2
11
17% Jan
28
33% Oct
11
47
Feb
16
6
183*
160
Sep 20
11% May 24
34% Feb 13
20
27
Chatt
Louis
IIIIIIi
IIIZIi
Airlines
Automotive
National
39 % Jan
24
National
Aviation
30
17
National
Can
July 20
National
Cash
7%
preferred
__5
46'%
47%
48'%
48'%
48%
48'%
48%
11,400
Zl
20%
21
21'%
21'%
common—_1
33%
34%
27
33 % Aug
7
National
18
43% Jun
15
34% Jan
23
42% Aug
14
National
Dairy Products
National
-V
22% July 29
59% Sep 22
19% Sep 27
45% Mar 14
102% Jan
5
54% Jan
25
175
18% Jun
:
Gypsum Co
61% Apr
13
100% Sep
105% Feu
23
76% Jan
123% Aug
183
Mar
July 22
160
136
Oct
179
Jan
9
31
7%
156
Jan
4
11% Jun
21
14
Feb
23
Sep
11% Jan
31
38% Dec
29
32% Feb
47% July 25
Natl
16 '/a Apr
1
4
16'/a Jan
20
58
Jan
Mar
77% Sep
25
33% Jan
21
4
14
64
153
Mar 12
14% Sep
Jan
Sep
Gas
Lead
National
9
6%
10
38% Jan
6
97% Feb
21
51% Dec
103% May
National
Steel
National
Sugar
1
Sep
82
Sep
19
101% Feb
20
47% Jan
2
977/a Sep
25
37% Sep
37% Jan
6
58% Nov
8% Dec
30
12% Jun
9
7% Oct
11% Jan
3
14% Feb
18
12% Feb
6% Dec
13
Jan
15% Jan
33 % May
16
10% Apr
19
19
15% Apr
12
4
15% Oct
93
9 %
17
17% July
5,
8
33
May 10
39 Va
88
Aug 17
96
Mar 13
18
101
Mar
4
16% Apr
26
Feb
2
18
104% Sep
20% Feb
19
1
17
16
Feb
lo
Mar 15
82 % Dec
6
72
Sep
21
41% Jan
7
78% Mar 30
23 % Jan
7
33
31% Jan
5
49% July 27
80% May 16
90
400
103
Dec
Jun
22
29
Mar 10
102% Jun
30
Jun
610
15
15
National Tea
July 30
9
16'% Feb
75
National
Sep
89
Aug 28
88% Jan 20
50
8% Mar
Jan
5
Nehi
17% Mar 19
17% Sep
97% Feb
Corp
22%
227%
2274
23
28 %
28%
28%
28%
28%
53,400
98%
98%
*97'%
99'%
300
*93%
19
Bros
138
138
July 25
$5
N
9
N
York
non-cum
&
Y
28
Oct
1-8
39
Jun
22
15% Oct
1
30
Jan
3
Oct
18
71% Apr
18
37% Oct
1
64% Jan
3
Preferred
160
104%
162
*160
162
136%
*136
137%
136
136
xl36
139
103
210
12
12
12
12'%
12'%
12
12(4
3,100
44
44%
45
44
44'%
44
4474
6,600
18%
187%
18%
19
69%
69%
69'%
69%
69'%
69%
8,200
34
33%
34
34
34'%
34'%
35
2,400
18 3%
187%
%
76%
10
78 %
100%
1,900
3.500
__
78
*99%
81'%
79
79%
79%.
79%
78%
79%
100 Va
*99%
100'%
*99%
100'%
*99'%
39'%
397a
39'%
13,900
100'%
39%
5,200
1
7%
7%
7'%
7»%
7'%
7'%
7%
7%
7%
6,900
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13%
*13'/4
13%
*13'%
13%
*13%
14
13%
1374
j
6 %
6%
6%
67%
6%
67%
7
674
14%
14'%
14%
14%
14%
38%
39
38%
39'%
39
39 3
a
7
14%
14%
7%
14%
14%
Louis
Co
1,000
14%
14'%
14 V»
*14'%
14%
700
34
33'%
33%
*33%
34'%
34%
35
*34'%
35%
2,100
91%
91'%
*91
93
91
91
*89
91
17'%
17'%
17'%
16%
14%
16%
90'%
100
103'%
14%
16%
*87
101%
20
*14'%
14%
17'%
17
*87
90%
103
103
20'%
90'%-
*87
106'%
106%
20%
20%
90'%
109
207%
19%
20%
74
74
61%
63%
65'%
66%
65
66'%
64'%
65'%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
38%
*73
20'%
*73
76
*73
76
76
17 Va
40
17'%
*87
90%
107
15,300
107%
6,200
21
21
*73
76
10
64'%
66
13,700
2774
28
3,600
4,000
37%
37
37%
37%
37%
38
37%
39
48,200
27
27%
27'%
28
28
28'%
27 7%
28'%
28 '/a
28%
13,800
76%
76'%
76'%
76'%
76%
76'%
*76'%
767%
76'%
76%
36%
15
*105%
50
108
*105%
108
*105'%
108
*105'%
108
*105'%
480
*350
480
*360
470
*360
450
*351
350
108
*350
Dar
Co
6,800
1474
93
*87
No par
No
200
7
*33 Ve
*14'%
1
Dock"
,
*91
1
No par
&
17,900
104%
161%
19
450
•
—
Hartford Co-
15%
No par
5%
10374
160'%
103%
1
Common
57
20
102'%
160
103'%
5
RR
11,100
22,700
69
5
common
New Haven
Harlem
1974
48 %
10174
18%
100
St
19'%
47 3%
*100%
162
48
101%
34
"I
preferred
Y
19%
47%
*100%
68'%
Brake
<fe
12
42 V,
19'%
47%
101%
19
*18'%
Electric
Dock
I
1
19%
47'%
*100%
34 %
Co
Central
Chicago
12%
42%
19'%
19%
48%
101
69'%
I
N
York
7,500
34
com
I
Now
Y
*137%
12
common—No'par
91
Air
101%
~T62
41%
100
New
100
'—""III
Inc
(J j)
19%
47'%
101
104
164
New
3
*98
99'%
68
preferred
England
19%
164
Newmont
17
98 %
99%
100
I""
Co
33% May 18
Jan
22%
28%
*99%
Pa
76
107
22%
28%
r%
(The)
New York
500
22»%
27%
10
Newport News Ship & Dry
6
22%
27'%
No par
20
July 24
22%
27
5
Co
30
94% Jan
37%
22%
100
68% Sep
440
37'%
26,000
1
Cast_No par
No par
33% Apr
47% Jan
Jan
10,600
38%
Corp
Steel
May 28
27% Sep 25
35% Sep 11
26% Sep 11
26
29%
3774
Newport
8
Sep
28%
38%
System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-100
Mining Corp_
1
10
Industries common—I
1
4%% preferred
14
125% May 7
24% Aug 24
81 % Feb
29
38'%
48%
Z__"
Newberry Co
New
28%
38%
101%
Theatres Inc
Vulcanized Fibre
Neisner
6
29'%
37%
100
Ref
Corp
3%%
28%
47
Na torn as Co
3
2,600
28%
*101
_
15
3,400
92,500
".
36
;
National
37% Mar
18
5
3
13
Mar 29
97% Dec
69% Jan
July
Rights
Apr
62 3%
28
10
.
Corp.
National Supply
4 '/o
preferred
Jan
5% July 18
13% May 28
14% Sep 11
20
90% Mar 16
48
14
61%
28
common.."_l
Service
Shares
77% Aug 17
39
29
Co
common
&
33% Sep
Aug 15
35%
61%
5
B
Linen
Malleable
% Sep
42% Mar 25
21%
35
60
35
No par
Co
preferred
National
4
21'%
35'%
59
27%
100
preferred A
23% Jan
147
21%
34'%
57 >/4
5
common
$4.50 preferred
National
21%
33
190
I
National
45% Jan
5
60
47%
21%
31%
162
162
1
Stores
■
Fuel
28
46%
*
47%
20%
'A
60
162
5
;
Prod
National
Dec
Aug 29
Department
25
pfd series of 1951
:
.
Inc
Co
21% Mar 12
90% Nov
106
'
Lines
Distillers
4%%
9,300
15,000
Register—
Container
National
35%
35
14%
10
3
35'%
14'%
Feb
27
2,800
35
14%
20
28
3,400
14%
10
28% Oct
13 74
3874
26
14%
Jan
25 % Jun
13%
387%
26%
14
24
101 % Aug
13%
38'%
25%
14'%
18% Sep
37% Jan
10
13%
38'%
26'%
14'%
preferred
Cylinder Gas Co
21% Mar 19
13%
38%
14%
conv
20% Feb
13%
38'%
13%
National
97% May 18
13'%
38%
25%
iq
National
3
13%
38'%
25%
*160%
37% July 26
65% July 26
9
3,400
13%~
38 %
35'%
28% May 14
6
26 Vb
13%
160'%
11
23% Jan
600
34%
30
28% May
1,900
72
160%
30
100% Aug
130
1774
17%
*71
35'%
Apr
io
134%
134%
161'%
19% Jan
11
17%
72
34%
34% Jan
Mar 21
134%
160'%
14
Oct
17%
*70%
72
35 %
14
19
25%
17%
160'%
41% Nov
16% Jan
25%
134%
137
34%
24% Nov
93
*71%
160%
Corp
City
17%
70%
10
25% Mar 14
$1.25
17'%
70 Va
100
A
21% Sep 26
14% Mar 14
26% May 10
-17'/4
38
5
Biscuit Co common
Jan
15% Aug
17'%
71'%
x24%
IncHI1
Fibres
Corp
*135
136
17
70%
5
___
National
18
59
St
Co
National
16% Mar 19
42% Apr
179
&
Corp
series A
100
•
16'%
16'%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16'%
1674
3,700
37%
38%
37%
38
38%
397a
38'%
39'%
3974
2,000
25
22%
22 %
*22 7a
2274
2274
200
37'%
37%
37'%
3774
4,800
84
84
30',%
30%
V
21% Jun
2
25% Apr
18
19
Jun
21
37
Jun
14
84
Oct
5
2^% Jun
11
34% Feb
28
2
85 Va F'eb
23
91
13
23
Sep
21
New
N
38
Oct
26
91% Mar
8
30
5
Jan
82% July
7
87% Mar 11
93% Jan
100
8
97
Nov
14
36% July 27
87
Nov
1
92% May f)
72
Oct
73% Oct
5
13
101 % Jan
3
84
Sep
20
103% Apr
20% Jun
14
91
Aug
8
22
7
27% Mar 24
48% Jan
85 Va Jan
3
39% Jun
27
July 14
94
Mar
Feb
98% Jan
103
Jan
86
Jan
Sep
8
27
99% Mar 23
100% Feb
9
4
24% Sep
39% Oct
24
26 % Feo
49% Sep
16 % Jan
16
24% Sep
19
79
JUly 23
41
May
8
Sep 19
83
Jan
50% Aug
3774 Jan
10
6
26% Jun
7
92
1
39% Jun
31% Feb
1
54
Dec
Sep
Sep
July
91% Oct
97
25% Nov
&
Northeast
May
25
91
Feb
27
103
Ry
*84
86
29%
*34
86
307 a
30'/a
30'%
*72
74
72
72
*72
74
*72
*78%
79
79
*79
81
*85'%
Capital
79
86
*92
93
19'/a
19'%
*19%
19'%
19'%
19%
1,200
38%
38'%
3874
38%
38'%
38'%
1,300
68
68%
68'%
68%
6874
69 7
247a
2474
*24'%
25
24 Va
24'%
200
42
427a
41%
42'%
42
42'%
57,200
22%
24
23%
23%
2374
23%
37%
38'%
38
38 '/a
67%
*24%
25
40%
41
21%
22'%
22'%
Central
Natural
Gas
5%%
Co
1
J
50
com
10
preferred
100
*79%
46%
*103
81
47%
105'%
67%
*79%
46%
*104
200
*85
19%
41'%
7874
79
197'a
25
200
93
19'%
39 %
7874
60
27,100
74
86
19'%
67'%
*"~~74
*92
*92
*24%
74
*85
85
94
25
30%.„
*78%
86
•92
25
86
85'%
*85'%
93
__1
37%
93
86
93
common
Aviation,^
Northern
68'%
-
%
,22'%
81
*79%
46'%
47%
105%
*105
79
81
47'%
4674
105
106
79%
467%
105
*79'%
46'%
*105'%
110
50
4,100
a
80%
47 Vt
107
-
-
-
-
3,200
110
9,800
320
5
Ry
Pwr
Co
35'%
37
35%
3674
36'%
37
36'%
36%
36'%
3774
38.200
5
Northern Pacific
16%
16%
16 %
16%
16%
16%
16%
15%
16'%
1674
24,800
79
79
(Minn)—
Common
21
$3.60
preferred
series
100
*79'%
81
*79'%
81
80
80%
Jan
3
$4.10
preferred
series
100
*92
93 %
*92'%
93 %
*92
93'%
93%
*93%
94
5
101% Jan
9
$4.08
preferred
series
100
*91
96'%
*91
96%
*91
96%
*91
96'%
*92'%
5
102% Jan
5
$4.11
preferred
series
ino
*90%
92
*90%
92
*30
91'%
*90
91%
91'%
$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
100
*93'%
97
*93%
97
*93%
120
94
4
99% July 25
8
29 Va Jan
13
1
19% Jan
3
7
29% Oct
1
28% Jan
6
30
47% Jan
10
14
37
3774
29%
preferred
Northern
Oct
21 % Jun
37%
*84
,_2
8
7
86
5
Co
American
38
100
Western
Adjustment
North
Northern States
93
26
22% Sep
16% Jan
Chemical
Norfolk
12
18% Aug
*22
29%
100
5
Apr
45
25
100
preferred
3
Jun
1
103
20
29
preferred
3.90%
Corp
Ry Co
111
1
78
4
13
73% July 18
16% Oct
18% Sep 21
92% May
9
103% May 11
Jan
100
4.10%
7
104
preferred
3.60%
*"
7
1
103% Apr
99% Aug
3.40%
Nopco
60 Vr Jan
8
29
Apr
1
20
*84
Corp com_No par
43
23
37%
100
Pwr
Aug 16
61% Sep
46"% Apr
111% Dec
No par
$3.75 preferred
22 Va
26% Feb
*22
Y State Electric & Gas
Corp—
Niagara Mhk
16
22
19% July 27
91 Va May
4
_1
Corp
preferred
Niagara Share Corp
35% Oct
16
9
Shipbuilding
Common
5
38% Jun
6
6
-39% Mar 27
18% May 25
33'/a Jan
5
Aug. 23
13% Jan
108 %
Sep
Mar 14
18% Jun
25
45
York
63% July 23
*
Northwest
4.6%
Norwich
Airlines
Inc
preferred
Pharmacal Co
common
*79
93%
81
97
*93'%
91%
20
950
97
*93'%
97
1
22
22%
22'%
23
23
23 Va
23
237%
23%
23%
16.300
10
14
14%
14'%
1474
14%
14%
14%
14%
1474
14%
5,700
25
20%.
21 %
21
21
22'%
2274
22%
22'%
22
22
1.800
49
5274
50'%
51%
5074
51
50
51'%
51
51
4,900
2.50
.
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i-
Volume
Number 5575
184
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1493)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
lu|<
Prtrlui
Year 1955
tiwut
Hlfheii
43% Jan
6
95% Jan
20
100% Apr
109
Jan
27
3.09.
Aug
3
10
101% Sep
14
27
26
39
28
18% Jan
20
100
Jan
26
Edison
4.40%
Co
common
110
Jan
11
4.56%
preferred
109% Feb
10
4.44%
preferred
23
July 17
91
Jun
18
5%
47% Apr
5
3
Ohio
85
Aug 24
33% Jan
4
34 y4 Jan
10
43
18% Oct
1
104
3
-x
Jun
Match
4%
-
Co
common.
.
Jan
26
13% Jan
94% Jan
10
135
8
51% Jan
8
July
18% Sep
6
113% Oct
22
11
112% Sep 22
231
62% Aug
130% Aug
Gas
8c
preferred
83% Oct
9
107% Jan-
-4
84% Oct
6
19
40 y4 Feb
Sep"20
47
99 ;
Jan
14
16% Dec
20
14
3
Elec
0
9
-
50% July 26
64% Aug 10
Co
Outboard
16
Jan -3
57
1
Nov
71% Dec
Corp
95% July 23
17
Mar 26
Overland Corp
<The)
July
Owens-Corning
Fiberglas Corp
61 % Jan
23
62% Oct
1
34
Mar 14
94
Feb
9% Oct
46% May 17
17
101 % Nov
26
35
18
81
Jan
27
97% Oct
3
16% Oct
5
12% Mar 10
9% Jan
10
19 Va Jun
12
27% Aug 13
23 y4 Feb
10
28% Aug 13
44
53
37% Jan
6
42
Aug
5
37% Jan
25
56
Dec
15
33 Va Oct
1
128% Jan
7
148% Aug 24
152% Aug 22
122% Sep
28
142% Mar 10
16% Sep
70% Oct
13
16
12
26
% Jun
22
29
32% Oct
•
Aug 29
Jan
12
88
Apr
98% May 17
104
'Oct
1
1
36 Va Oct
135
40
2
Co
5
16% Jan 27
Pan
Oct
16%
16%
71
64'%
71'%
66'%
63
65'%
40%
41%
*96%
No par
;
Corp
18
Parke Davis & Co
8
30% Jan
9
12% Jan
23
17% Apr
25
3% Oct
2
Tilford
Distillers
9% Jun
6
14% Jun
25
21
10% Sep
27% Sep
26
25% Jun
26
37
21
54% Feb
14
46% Jun
20
55% Aug 10
Co
41% Mar 12
Peninsular
Co
25% Jan
6
21% Aug 27
24% Mar 26
$1
29% Feb
24
26% Apr
23
29% Jan
13
$1.32
3
26% Jan
19
28% Mar 27
$1.30
44
May 4
41% Mar 14
107
58
Nov
28
5
113% Apr
108% Apr
20
6
30% Jun
13
2
Jan
101
25
49% Feb
28
100
Jan
9
Penn-Dixie
Pennroad
18
61% Oct
5
Penna
48 % Jan
3
Penn
112% Mar
2
Oct
4
94% Sep
22% Oct
20
109
1
28
Feb
44% Oct
28
53
45% Jan
23
17% Oct
23
22 % Apr
11
12% Jun
27
19% Jan
14
33% Sep
16
21% Jun
27
31% Jan
13
Oct
33
Dec
21
38
146
Oct
19
173
52
Jan
25
97
17% Mar 14
48% Nov
102o
6%
Sep
32% Oct
35% Feb
1
Jan
26
168
Aug
15
Nov
3
64
Sep
12
96
Jan
3
18% Oct
3
Pet
1
4
1
16% JUn
6
4
4% Sep
17
50
May 25
119% May 26
6*%. Aug 25
37% Feo
10
93% Oct
4
54% Jan
23
36% Jun
19
6
Jan
6
37% Jan
6
Jun
9
Jan
31
96% Oct
5
102% Oct
11
108
May 26
6
12% Jan
43
July 25
26% Mar
7
115% Apr 19
102% May 2
107 % Apr
1
111
19
Mar 30
Dec
22
105
Jan
Mar
22% Apr
50% Sep
Apr
12
4%
17
Phlia
85% Jun
14
93
16
41
82% July
Sep
28
3%%
6
92
Dec
30
80
Sep 24
12% May 25
15% Jan
95% May 13
100
Dec
29
96
8
99% Mar 14
1
55 % Aug
4%
46
10% Dec
30
46 % Jan
6
100% July
33% Jan
May
% Oct
91
Mar
13% Apr
6
10% Jan
4
12% Jan
18
5
41% Sep
26
59% Jan
3
Dec
104% Feb
14
91
Oct
1
6
52% Jun
16
45
Jan
i
70% May
22% Feb
9
28 %
17
84% Jan
2
13
30% Sep 20
97% Aug 25
89% May 21
102
96
Feb
3
July 25
Jan
6
10
$5
Pitts
8
16% Jun
8
20 % July 27
158% Jan
31
162 Vz Aug 31
166% Aug 12
152% Sep
28
173
150
Jun
10
16
41% Dec
22
Mar 14
92 y2 Sep
28% Sep
62
21% Dec
6% Oct
85
13
67% May
74
lo
96% Apr
24% Feb- 9
35 % Apr
84% July 28
Mar 14
78% Oct
1
84% Apr
92% Apr
Pitts
27
July 26
Jun
3
25
153% Dec
19
24% Mar 14
40% Dec
7
6
Jan
6% Feb
10
8% Sep
9
12
35% May 14
155
Feb
24
56% July 16
Jun
25
16
Apr
20
6
Mar" 18
30 '% Jan
23
40 % Apr
19 Vi Mar 15
25
Dec
19
22
Jan
23
38% Aug 20
19% Jan
24% Sep
8
21 ya Jan
31
28
55
% Sep
28
6
5
Oct~26
12% Jan
15
81
3
May 19
37% Feb
2
36% Nov
15
43% Jun
28
Mar 21
89% Jan
6
84
25 y8 Feb
47
11
15
Nov
23
27
Aug
5
26% Oct 27
24% Mar 15
112% Nov
3
125% Sep
34% Nov
14
28% Jan
29% Jan
18
33% Apr
7
19% Mar
100% Feb
7
16
103% Nov 22
23 Va Dec
56% May
32
Oct
11
10%
11%
11%
11%
11%
27%
27%
28'%
28'%
29%
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30
1,900
49
49
49%
49%
50
50
49%
50
1,000
37%
38 Va
38%
1,900
22
22
37%
22
*21'%
22
*21'%
22
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28
*27%
28
*27%
28
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28
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28
*25
28
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28
*26
27'%
*26
27'%
82
82%
81%
83
82'%
83
82
82%
82%
83
38
39%
39 '/8
40
39%
40%
40%
40 Va
40'%
41
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13'%
13'%
13'%
13%
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104
16
27
9
11
98%
98%
98 %
*97%
98'%
97%
97%
96'%
97'%
290
22%
23
22%
23
22%
23'/a
22%
23
22%
23%
50,300
10% May
o
74
May
59'%
2,100
12%
12%
12%
12'%
12%
12%
12'%
12%
12%
22,500
23%
23%
23%
23'%
23'%
23'%
23'%
23%
1,700
33'%
*33%
33%
160%
160%
160'%
49% July 25
Public
40% July 24
Public
77
Aug 20
88% Mar 29
24
32%
26% Jan
30
Sep
6
4.16%
110
Sep
17
32
Oct
i
July 25
4.20%
Pub
8
Sep
Sep
18
32% Jan
18
103% Feb
16
95
Sep
27
104
Feb
15
21
97
-
Oct
1
3
"29% July 25
1
74% Jan
3
51% Apr
5
Pure
Bee
11
page
37% Jan
24.
\
20'/a
19%
20%
49%
*48'%
49%
*48%
49%
94
*94
96
*94'%
96
17
17
16%
16%
2,400
4%
4%
1,000
48'%
21,300
94
1
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
5
4%
4%
4%
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4'%
1
47%
48%
47%
48
100
95%
95%
94
95%
61
63%
63
64
4'/a
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37%
90
90
*97%
98%
106
19%
19'%
69'%
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42'%
41'%
80
80
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*67ya
41%
520
9,600
18%
19
18,200
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70
42 Va
30
42%
85
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85
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85
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85
16.000
200
81
81
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81
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81
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81
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14
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14
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14
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99'%
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99 y2
49'%
50
50 %
48%
49%
46%
49%
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11
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11
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43%
43
43'%
43'%
43%
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91
91
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55%
53%
55
55
56'%
23%
24%
23%
24'%
24'%
25
93
93%
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|
10
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91
55
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55%
1,800
24%
24%
5,400
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93
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93
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93
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95
*92
95
*92
95
100
a
42%
41%
42%
41 Va
41'%
5,400
17'%
17'%
17%
*17'%
17%
17%
17%
1,300
41%
41%
421
17%
17%
17%
156
*150%
156
150%
150%
24%
3,700
91
42'/a
41
*150%
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93
93%
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61,600
11
42%
91
*150
150'%
*150%
150
156
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156
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150
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150
150
156
150'%
160
56
80%
56 %
57'%
57'%
58'%
58%
58%
58'%
59'%
5,200
81
55
8%
50%
41%
55%
1
49'%
42%
91
10
50'%
12
*9%
100
19%
70
42%
60
106'%
24
23%
99%
41 %
100
24
*78%
10
pfd
19
19%
70
42%
2
&
23%
24%
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5
100
120
98
*98
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A.
290
89%
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19%
Virginia
105'%
106'%
40%
10
37
*99
690
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2.50
22'%
106
19%
1
37%
106
106
68%
Coal Co
700
106
*96'%
40%
No par
5,900
22%
22'%
98%
19%
No par
37'%
22'%
36%
37%
106%
98'/4
39%
com
14,300
98
67%
No par
64%
98
3
common
95
64%
89 Va
5
1
95
90'%
100
100
48
95
90'%
23%
50
49%
90
23%
100
64%
90
106
23%
31,200
93'%
48'%
%
98%
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23%
22'%
4%
89
*97%
106
22%
37
20'%
63'%
49%
64
*106
106'%
4%
94
%
63
22
89
21%
48
*93'%
37%
21%
*106
5
Co
19%
16%
107
700
1,600
68
19%
94
36%
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33'%
160'%
*48'%
94
106
68
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♦160
19%
19'%
*48%
*21
58%
49%
19%
96 %
1
80%
81
80%
81%
81'%
82'%
83
84
7,000
8 Va
8%
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8 '/a
29%
30'%
8'%
8%
8%
29%
29%
30'%
30'%
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80
78%
78 '2
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80
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80
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85
85
*82 Va
84
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.
29
24%
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*81
24%
25
25'%
155
*135
155
25'%
*135
29%
8'%
5,300
30
30'%
28,600
80
80
8%
_
26%
150
84
84
84
26
26
26'/4
26'%
♦135
150
*135
x52 Va
40
100
1,600
150
52%
13,200
_l
49 Va
50%
50'%
51%
51'%
52
51%
52%
2.50
15'%
15%
15%
15%
15'%
15'%
15%
16
16
16
1,200
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32%
33
33%
33%
33'%
34%
33%
34
34 Va
34'%
4.300
30%
31
30%
31
30%
31
30%
30%
30'%
30%
in
22%
22%
22
22'%
22 Va
22%
22'/4
22 %
22'/4
22%
5,500
2,300
2
49%
50'/a
49%
49%
49'%
50%
49%
49%
49
49'%
18,700
,
Co
Power
common
Co of
Co
0
No par
8%
68
8%
..
8 %
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68
8'%
69
8'%
68
8'%
68'%
OH
(The)
43%
43%
43'%
44
No par
36 %
37%
36 %
36%
37%
37%
100
...25
25
Indiana
8%
68
8'%
8»%
68'%
*68%
43%
43%
,
8'%
69
*77%
78%
78%
78'%
78'%
78'%
43%
3,100
220
37'%
6,200
79'%
*78
80'%
140
*23'/4
24
*22'/4
23'%
36%
37'%
24%
*23%
24 %
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24%
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*22% .23%
*22%
23'%
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23'%
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23'%
♦109
113
111
111
3,600
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24'%
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43%
110
112
36%
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113
100
*109
32
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33
32%
32 Va
common.No par
28%
28%
28'%
28'2
28%
28%
28 %
28'%
28 Va
28%
div preference
Inc
42%
44
Colorado„_____10
of
preferred.*
Pullman
41% Apr
*64
66
49%
100
com
preferred
preferred
4.30%
preferred
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
62% Oct
15
*64
No par
preferred
4.08%
22% Jan
1/6% Feb
66
*63%
68
18%
Gamble
4.18%
74% Dec
27
159
49%
100
Serv El & Gas
$1.40
10
92
5
33
158
94
No par
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.32%
26% Mar 14
35% Mar
*32%
33
58 Va
59
10
Serv
Aug 14
120
57%
156
33'/a
*63%
57
56%
156
156
12.50
;
Serv
3%%
23
28 ya
56
V
36% May 11
1
59
770
23%
56
5
(conv)
(The)
Chu
$4.75
45'%
101
23%
fOO
Thicker, Industries Inc
1
100
T2%
100
Oil Co
&
45%
45%
102
10
10
No par
class
Electric
Potomac
2,600
97%
Co
Procter
500
45%
101'%
100
Co
West
Inc
24% Nov 28
For footnotes
Nov
42% Oct
10
8
Jun
105% July
105
8
67% Aug 28
Aug
61
44%
101 y4
100
Young
Co
&
61'%
45%
100'%
44%
100%
common
&
Poor
60%
44%
100'%
1st series prior pfd.,.—100
Plymouth
60'/4
60
*58
45%
common
Pittsburgh
Plough
58'%
11,000
100%
Metallurgical Inc.
Pittston
58'%
9,700
17,000
.
44%
100
preferred
58
10
100%
preferred
preferred
(conv)
5%%
"
38%
38
38%
38
'
1
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
23% Mar 23
48% Jun
9
10%
27%
*21%
Corp
Pittsburgh
1
36% Jan
35%
69% Dec
11
28
49%
100
Consolidation
5%
13
29% Jan
10%
38
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
3
10
-
3%
49
Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com. 100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
4
84
Sep 27
24% Aug 28
153 % Jan 13
96
Jan
16
23
Jan
37% Feb
29
150
163% Jan
170
23
8% May 16
30% Jan
3
3
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
25% Jan
Sep 20
15
28
convertible
$4.80
9,200
12,606
27%
Pittsburgh
15% Mar 14
Apr
41'%
40
Pitts Coke & Chem
Apr
4
47% July 16
*32
22
$4 preferred
Pitney-Bowes Inc
100
41'%
37%
Mfg Co
Hosiery
Plllsbury Mills Inc
3
93
*32
41'%
*27%
Petroleum
13
20
31%
*21%
series preferred
Jan
100% Sep
99 Va
31
14,400
preferred
32% Feb
83
94%
*97'%
31 %
11%
Phoenix
1
92'%
99'%
25
preferred
Phillips
92%
31
31
300
preferred
5%
91
*98
92
99'%
30%
4,700
Corp common
preferred series A
3.9%
*33
38
*99
30%
30%
28,700
Phillips Jones Corp com
61
6
21% Jan
5
16
6,800
91%
99%
*98
30%
3%
common
Philip MorrfS Inc
94% Mar 12
91
99%
50
Electric Co
Philco
3
89'%
90%
290''
16%
Phila & Reading Corp
July 11
24,400
24%
10
Feb
17%
3%
19
47
17%
15%
26% Sep
36% Mar 13
17%
24%
109% Jan
91
17'%
3%
4
1
17%
15'%
__100
5
17%
24%
preferred
26
17%
14%
4.3%
18% Oct
17%
18
2,230
*24%
4
39% Oct
2,600
3%
Jan
67% Sep
6%
14%
106
4
6%
24%
3
19
6%
3%
Oct
16
6%
14%
98
Jan
6%
*24'%
100
48% Sep
6%
24%
preferred
97
6%
3%
3.8%
43% Jun
6%
14%
24
28
6%
*24'%
Feb
21
138
1
$1 conv preference com
4.4% preferred
31
137%
100
13
4.68%
137'%
3%
102
23
137'%
14%
2
Jan
137%
24%
Oct
17
136%
*32
89
105% Sep
137'%
3%
:
112% Jan
26% Mar 14
137 %
com___No par
preferred
40% Mar 23
21% Sep 24
104% July 30
136%
No par
common
Phelps-Dodge
86% Dec
Dec
2nd
1361%
14%
preferred
76% Mar 19
37 ya Feb
Oct
% %
125%
30%
33 %c
Co
1,000
124%
37'/a
24%
Petroleum Corp of Amer
Pfeiffer Brewing
Co
•
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc common
12
7% Mar 12
107
Milk
34%
124%
37
No par
1
Pepsi-Cola Co
54
Oct
34%
124%
37
34
34
44%
Corp
Eastern Ry
26% May 18
July
94
4,200
34%
124'%
36'%
1
Light
Salt
1
47
5
37%
*33%-
123'%
36 %
No par
Corp
3
11
Jan
&
36%
33%
123%
36%
44%
preferred
Peoria
16,400
44%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
6
147
73% Feb
11
$1.60
48'%
44%
series preferred
Penn-Texas
48
,44%
Corp
preferred
Pennsylvania
6
4
24% July 25
Nov"22
% Sep
Mar
106% Jan
13
30
July 21
66
2
36% Jan
*Ja%
16
29
102% Dec
48
Jun
400
1,300
*33
Pennsylvania RR
13
29
200
33%
25
4.40%
29
13,700
25'%
33%
25
4% %
Mar 29
„
16%
23
25
Sand
&
-
X43 %
(The)
Glass
Power
1?%
5
common
Cement
Corp
13%
13%
20
2.50
Penney (J C> Co
43% July 11
13%
1,800
98
*96'%
98
*
43
44%
preferred
Telep
preferred
16% Jun
29
44% Sep
49% Dec
7
Jun
103% July
22
1
43
15,900
38
preferred
2
*96'%
11,600
104 VW
43%
preferred
23
98'%..
42'%
16,600
64
64
103%
33%
*98
No par
10
13% Oct
97'%
42'%
64%
63%
104'%
44%
common
prior
27
30% Jan
V
43
r
6,900
42%
...
Enterprises
36% Jan
81% Oct
64%
.400
71'%
70
122%
87%
...100
Corp___l
Penick & Ford.
6
104
42
99
65
63'%
.104
30
16%
*16%
No par
Proof
&
6,300
33%
17%
1
Transportation
6
6
"
;?■
300
4,800
6%
No par
Pictures Corp
11
23
103'%
41'%
*96'%
36%
33 y8
1
1
Inc
Airways
:
123%
36 %
100 *
17
Jun
64%
■
200
123
common.lOO
57% Apr
15% Dec
66
63'%
104
,
40%
99
64
72
63'%
*. 70 Va
j
16%
70'%
48'%
Aug 27
40% Jan
4
38
103
85'%
*16%
73
48
51% Apr
11
84
*84
16% r
48%
27% Mar 17
Jan
65
103%
,
48'%
9
29% Aug
9
14% Dec 13
84
•
86
*16%
,
48
22% Dec
82
60'%
47
Park
29% May
106% Dec
42%'
59%
48%
39% Apr
27% July 28
42'%
60%
47%
29
3
43
60 Va
25
5
37% Jan
42'%
..
■
33%
47 % May
8
65
62%
60%
43'/a
*84
86
16%
72
63%
,
•
*84
16%
69%
•
•
84'%
33'/8
29
44'% Mar
84
60'%
43'%.60 V8
„
8,300
V
83'%
33%
Paramount
Coal
59'%
84'%
•
85
83'%
33»%
World
conv
x43'%
60%
84'%
42'%
16,700
11%
32%
Corp
2,700
115
HVa
32%
Teleg
30
"
54%
*113
33%
Panhandle East Pipe L com
4%
preferred
5%
44%
59
84
■-
86
54
113%. 114
11'%' 12
V-
12
32%
6
Peabody
43%
-
U4
11 Va
10
3
Jun
*84'%
*113
Corp
Jan
14% Jan
44
84%
54%
54
1
14%
Consolidated
Mines
11%
84%
No par
Rust
53 Vs
114'%
11'%
25'%
36% Jan
Patino
54%
300
18'%
27'%
*22'%
103
Parmelee
53%
*112'%
11%
102%
preferred
Parker
53
113
11 %
14%
104% July 17
6% Mar 12
1
25'%
1
5
51%
*110
22'%
Lighting
&
54'/a
100
100
27%
13%-
Telep &
Amer
18'%
•98
J
27%
25
Pacific Mills
21% Mar 20
101
27%
Electric
&
Tin
*98
22'%
Pacnic
6%
"
•
25~
12
Pacific
>
18%
*18'%
18%
21V*
22'%
12
9
'
*24'%
Jan
9
26%
98'%
26 Va
-
101
26'%
*22
Jan
Pacific
*18'%
98'%
18%
*98'%
26%
22 %
29
Sep~21
*18'%
100
26%
25%
10
7% Jan
18%
18%
*97'%;
•-
*21%
Jun
17%
4,900
*24%
Jan
6
37%
13%
30 Va Oct
4% May "27
4% Jan
6
37'/a
25%
95
10% Jan
37% "
22%
74
12
37%
13%
23% Jun
34% Feb
37%
-
1,300
18%
86
*85
..
*21%
3
Nov
37'%
5
3
40
37%
Infe
18
6
37%
15
Jan
Jan
38%
6.25
44% Jun
36
37%
10
,
*24%
Gas
Mar
16,600
common
Finance
9
38%
18%
18 Vz
86
-
1
Pacific
152% Feb
38 Va
85
25
Pacific
142% July 16
6
38%
18'%
-
-
•
_.i
;
Fisheries
54
Sep
38%
No par
Amer
40 '
1
38 Va
preferred
16
Jan
19
86
common
Coast
5%
53% Mar 28
2
6% Oct
5
Jun
47
18%
100
Pacific
10
101 Vz
38 Va
1
Co
Pacific
-
*99
—«
86
_.
Paper Co
$5 preferred
101'%
*99
101'%-
150
104'%
19
1
preferred
Oxford
25% Nov 29
29
cumul
*99
*101'%
38'%
common
4%
26% Nov
44% Mar 15
6% Nov
New
101»%
104%
86
No par
...
Owens-Illinois Glass
102% Jan
16% May 16
21% May 13
37% Jan 17
*
July 11
68-. Sep 18
105% Sep 18
51% May
9
Sep 24
7,600
88
18'%
83%c
91-
100
*99
*101'%
104'%
'
37%
6.25
;
'May 2
16% Sep 10
22
100%
*101'%
104'%
*87
Corp—
,i.x
—
*101'%
V
88
86
5
Outlet Co
104%
"
*87
18%
iuo
77
5
49%
102%
-
102
102
87
86%
_7.50
59 % May 28
*
49%
102'%
50
49%
50%
101'%
87
38%
20
Marine
49 Va
101'%
;
87
18%
com
Chemical
Elevator
Shares
37%
Conv preference 1951 series
100
Oliver Corp common.
1
4%% convertible preterred___100
Otis
the Week
Oct. 5
*85%
Common
2
*99
par '
—
Oklahoma
2
17% Jan
4
May 28*
33 y4 Feb
3L% Jan
50'%
101%
*85'%
*101%
Friday
Oct. 1
5
1
Preferred 4.24% series
Natural Gas
26
29% July 16
"
<
49%
101%
87
-
Sales far
Thursday
,100
A
Co__„_^
Oitn Mathieson
11*
100
preferred series
Oil
Oklahoma
July 10
19% July 13
97 Vz May 29
23% Jan
Ohio
50%
103
100
Aug 24
preferred
FRICE8
SALE
Wednesday
Oct. 3
*85'%
I100
100
20
64"% July
49%
3.90%
HIGH
Oct. I
*101%
100
5
4
49% Mar 14
12
..I.
preferred
Jan
21
•19% May 17
103% May 13
25% Apr 25
19
21% Sep
Ohio
Tuesday
Oct. 1
Par
100
40% Sep
Jun
Monday
EXCHANGE
58% Aug 13
4
110% Jan
RECORD
LOW AND
STOCK
66% Sep 28
102
Aug 15
16% July
30% Sep
31% Jan
NEW YORK
Highest
49% Jan
22
15
Nov
105% Sep
Lewi
52% Aug
3
110% Sep 30
105y4Sep 20
107
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
s
No par
100
100
100
10
No par
5
11?
-
*92%
93
*92%
93
*92%
93
*92%
93
93
96
*93
96
*93
96
*93
96-
*93
*97
99
*98
99
♦98
99
♦98
99
10
96
*93
700
12,700
7,000
93
97
97
24%
25%
24%
25 %
25 '/a
25%
25%
25%
62%
63%
63
64',2
64
64%
65
65'%
64 %
65
40%
40%
40'%
40%
39%
41%
40%
40%
40%
41%
25%
26
~50
4,500
3,303
27.000
21
22
(1494)
1 he Commercial and Financial
Clirqnicle
Monday, October 8, 1956
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Bu(i ft rrcrliu
I«r 1964
154
Mar IS
36% Jan
Uvwt
' 33% Sep
30% Mar 30
148
31
14
HlfkMl
May 28
'30% Oct
1
7
Feb
Quaker Oats Oo
20
33% Apr
19
153
5
'
LOW
Monday
EXCHANGE
35% Mar
140% Aug 15
July IS
31% Aug
6
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
tM|e Bins* Jan. 1
--"filgbsrt
|
(The)
Tuesday
Oct. I
5
common
•33
&%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
AND
HIGH
Oct. 2
Pit
33%
-.
J140
32%
143
30%
PRICES
33%
Friday
the Week
Oct. 4
Oct. 5
Shares
33%'
33%
♦140
30%
143
30%
flnles far
Thursday
Oct. 3
141
*30%
SALE
Wednesday
•„
33%
141-:
30%
-
33%
33%
142%
142%
"*•>0
30%
♦141 %
-
'4
JO
3o
33%
4,000
50
144
*/«
50 %
1,100
R
S4% Jan
18
65% July
•1% Jan
.5
88% July 27
;
2
37% Oct
74
>
1
Sep
16% Sep
60 %
Nov" 16
47
Peb
7
32
Sep
26
41% July -6
13% Sep
28
V..31"'- Oct
11
25% Apr
37% Jun
•31% Oct
44% Aug
1
*'
j
3
-
13
v
Sep
13
15
July 19
19
Radio Corp of America com
.
14 ./#,
20% July 11
69% Apr 12
26
53% Jan 23
„
50% Mar 22
87 % Feb
26
37 %
38%
74%.
.74%;"-?
5
16 3,4
16% "
ZNopar
Raybestos-Manh&ttan
Rayonier - Inc
Ray-O-Vac
.
No par
>. 56%
Ranco Iqc
'
16% Aug
19% Mar
No par
43.50 1st preferred
Raytheon
j
Co
5
*
21% Feb
14
37% May
Reading Co
Jan
5
47
Aug 11
37% Sep
24
44% Jan
7'34% Jan
7
38% July 27
33% Sep
4
5
42
33% Jan
4
4% noncum 1st preferred
•4%
noncum
2nd
preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
Reed Roller Bit Co
No
-
,
39
.7 39% Jan
.
1
8
.' Mar
19% Mar 22
6
18% Aug
11% Feb
13
11
30% Apr
12% Sep
19
15
14
19
May
.
•
11 V
Jan
5
Reeves
.
7% Jan
;
16% Sep 26
12% Feb
4
Dec
31
May 16
61
11% Aug
10% Mar 14
V
1
43% Jan
27
8% Jan
16
5
15% Jan
56
14
13
42% Feb
54% Sep
12
10% Jun
i
9% Feb
14
12
45% Feb
13
35% May 25
Oct
60
10
Sep
44% Oct
40
51
49
Oct
Mar 14
2
70
Apr
<
26
81
Nov
82
Jan
Sep
Jan
26
105% Apr
20
98'A Sep
12
32% Sep
26
45% Feb
14
19% Sep
18
91
82
84% May 12
6% July
8
8% Sep
5% July 26
Dec
66% Jan
9
14
26
Jan
6
42
Nov
21
Dec
2
27%
34% Jan
Dec" 13
Preferred 3.60%
Preferred 4 50%
Riegel
6
17% Sep
9
13% July 31
17% Mar 20
"26% Sep 27
33% Jun
9
21% Jun
26
28% Apr
13
7
40 % Jun
8
28% Jun
25
35
Apr
20
30% Aug
2
Rhodesian
24% Jan
33% Dec
19
Dec
19
410
Jun
17
105% Mar
257
Jan
100
21
8
27
30
Feb
391
9
Jan
37% Apr 26
510
Apr
2
105
9
Jan
16
4
96
Oct
11
Feb
1
21% May 28
30% Sep
5
9% Jan
6
14% Sep
28
12
Feb
17% Jan
11
43% Dec
29
44% Dec
29
34
May 28
35
Oct
1
10
79% Jan
23
Jan
18
88% Sep
32% Dec
9
19
15
27% Feb
9
35
Oct
31
48% Jan
3
29% Oct
48% July 31
115 % July 17
36% July 16
1
68% Jan
11
Sep
25
15% Mar 21
27
9% Oct
38% Apr
5
13% Apr 20
5
35
%
38
24%
12%
*12%
*16%
17%
*33
33%
*37%-:
38 Va
*33%;
.*
34
\ f 35
,>
38
23%
23%
12%
12 Va
12%
13 Vb
-11/4
*6%
7%
*6%
600
£/ 24%
62 Va
62%
62%
62%
*62 %
30%
64
16%
24%
31
30%
31
30'%
30%
30%
30%
7,100
5%
6
5%
5%
5%
5%
5,100
'
30%
5% '
■
5%
♦16
16%
*16
16%
*
~
5%
24'%
25"
24%
63
*b2%
2,100
63
130
12%-
13%
12%
12
%
500
51%"-
51%
52%
52'%
53
%
52%
53%
52%
53
39
%
57,700
38
38%
38%
39%
39%
39%
39%
40
12%
*12%
-
12:%
*12%
12%
12 Va
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
67%
65%
67%
67%
683b
66%
68%
44%
66%
44%
45%
45%,
45%
45%
45%
45%
x4i'/2
49
50%
49%
50%
50%
52'4
*65
51'4
52'%
51 Va
67
*81 %
9%
*60
81%
65
*60
*81%
82%
82'%
100
98%
9 9'4
99'%
99
22%
22%
22%
23
22'%
22%
%
6'4
6'%
6'%
6'4
ZZZBs
6
No par
.
83 '4
'
99%
67%
•.
70'%
6'4
69
69%
69%
70
68 Va
45%
45%
46
46
*45'4
34%
35'%
3 5'4
35%
*19%
20%
*19%
14 %
14%
14'4
14%
23
23
23
23'%
30%
30
30
*29'4
29%
30
29%
29 Va
29%
28
28'4
28'%
28%
28%
395
20
402
395%
'
28
14%
15
14%
38%
38%
39
104 '4
103'%
*94 Va
*19%
14%
14'4
23'4
23
1,400
52'4
25,600
70
82 Va
200
100
99%
21%
6%
6%
70
70,100
480
22%
6
68 %
6,500
Va
37,600
69%
4,900
46
4 5'4
45'4
600
35%
35%
35 %
2,500
20
*19%
14%
20
14%
15'4
7,200
23%
23'%
23'4
*29'4
30'/a
*29'4
30%
100
29 VB
29 '/a
29%
x29%
29%
2,400
28%
28%
29
28%
287a
10,000
30
398
15
28
1
Steel""coZZZZZZZZlO
96
27%
20
14%
401
96
26%
1
35%
11,900
68%
*82
6 Va
46%
22%
100
9%,
22'4
35%
*29%
common
22
5,300
45
*62
81%
100
46%
20
9%
70
81%
*99
35
*19%
9%
'
25
4% preferred series A
Rohr Aircraft
Corp
*62
99
1
Co
Trust
9%
65
com__l
403
400
402%
403
4,400
409
1,800
97%
*94%
97%
*94%
97%
10
28%
X28
28%
28
28
2 8'4
28'4
5,400
15
15'4
15
15'4
14%
15
3,200
39%
*94%
40
40
97%
40'%
40'4
40 V4
2,500
104%
104%
106'4
1
105 V4
105%
105'4
29%
30
106%
43,300
30
30%
30'4
30%
30%
30%
30'4
30%
1
5,400
29%
30
29%
ZZ_B
30%
30
30%
30%
30'%
30 Va
9%
30 »/a
5,900
*9%
9%
9%
*9%
9%
9%
9%
300
Royal Dutch Petrol Co__50 Guilders
McBee
2,200
Z
24'%
62 %
preferred
Ronson Corp
Rotary Electric
2,500
*16%
lo
series
Co
100
■
38
23%
38 %
15
Haas
300
•
23%
i
900
;
25
Rochester Gas & El Corp
_No par
Rockwell Spring A Axle Co_
5
Corp
Ruberoid Co (The)
Ruppert
16%';
V
34
'/J'.- 'i
7
16%
33
24%
':'5
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
Roval
26,800-
.
38
12%
6%
16%
!
*35."
24%
7
2,400
*33%
,-V.
24%
6%
22,400
TS;«
37%
■5.
34
33%
13%
lb'/4
36
;;r
34
32 %
13 %
33
33'%
■;
*35'.,
:
500
33-7-8
1
Corp
conv
1,900
3,600
/
13%
,
lb-4
r.
ZZZZlO
ZZ_5
ZZZ_
A
58'%
32%
.13%
16 %
*37
fprp
Rltter Company
Roan Antelope
Copper Mines
Rohm
58'%
5TU
—_IBo
Paper
5%%
*57%
57,800
50
5
seriesZZZZZZZZlOO
Selection
Ridgeway
12
29 % Sep
Oct
17%
10
Manufacturing
42% Aug 15
23 % Jan
75%
17:,
iq
Richfield Oil Corp
8
/ 75%
17%
10
__ZZZZ
Tob class B
84% Apr
5
55% May 11
10
38 V«
7o%
'
33%
*?-
33
37%
38-
.12%
ZZ'
16%
' 5%
:'
24
:*'■ 25
29%
•„
37%
;
2.50
23
29
V
38%
75
<
57%
13%
16%
*36
-
'12% >
*62%
1
50c
Common
Rheem
:
37%
17'%
.
V "
'
;33
*
33
*
*34
7%
25
16%
32%
24%
*7
*16
ZlOO
Corp
Reynolds (R J)
11
37% Mar 15
*12%
■Z'
5
Reynolds Metals Co common
4%% pfd series A
105 % Jan
'
13%
*37
-
38
23%
10
preferred
Steel
8% Mar 20
18% Jun
10
Rexall Drug Co
•
*36
*56%
33%
13%;
,
35%
.
57%
32
~
;
37%
*33 %
500
convertible
Republic
37%
5
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
•1
'
Co—
85
Aug
3
49% Mar 19
6
34
A
-v: 41.25 div prior
preference
Reliable Stores Corp
Reliance Mfg Co common
Conv pfd 3%%
series
3
33% Jun
12% Jan
(Robt)
<
16%
32% * .32%
par
Inc
Revere Copper A Brass
57% May 7
70
Apr 26
89% Jan 16
12
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26
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13%%.
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50
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Apr 24
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1
May 11
62
Sep
45
5'
8
54% Dec
Mar 11
;
10
5 %
May 10
45
3
Sep
12% Oct
~7% Ma7l4
41
18% Mar 14
30% Apr 18
64% Apr
4
3
18
Jan
28% July 19
15% Aug 23
6
2
27
Jan
,18% Jan
16
18
47% Sep
5% Mar 14
13% Jan
6% Oct
15
21% Aug 25
67'/a Feb 16
30
60
Sep
common
.
37% Apr
38% Mar
50% Jan
3
3
;
27% May 22
13
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101%
9 %
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s
58% Dec
42 % July 21
90% Feb
27
98% Feb
14
Sep
10
12
97% Feb
3
Feb
13
140% Oct
4
9
17
126
Jan
6
55
Jun
22
41% Oct
1
22% Jan
11
26
July 14
22% Jail
16
40
27
Dec
112
26
34% Jun
13
L7
88% Jun
27
77
Sep
320% Apr
15
245
Sep
170
Jan
10
155
Jan
5
49% Jun
7
40% Feb
9
101
105
74
Jan
268
Apr 28
33% Mar 14
16
Oct
1
33
Sep
17% Apr
25
19% Sep
22
13
32
Dec
21
29% Jfcn
14% Feb
17
12% Jun
8
27% Jan
3
18
20
Oct
27
22
Jan
6
57% Dec
16
44% Feb
78% Jun
20
58% Oct
Feb
11
92
Sep
Mar
7
100
Jun
8
35
Oct
98
13
107
6
40
85% Jan
4
92% May 18
2d
83% Sep
95
6
Jan
105% Apr
40 % Apr
27
35% Oct
20
75% Mar
5
19
33% Jan
.
63 % Apr
8
Sep
93% Oct
7
17% Aug 27
22 % Mar
9
May 28
1
6
59% Apr
Jan
6
34% Dec
28
31% July 18
40% Nov 16
43% Jan
18
89% Mar
62
Nov
May 28
53% May 28
16
Oct
*69
Aug
23% Jun
4
20% Dec
16
17
9 % Apr
26
3% Aug 29
10
61% Jan
5
Louis Southwestern
5%
noncum
Co
Seaboard
Oil
21% Feb
29
7% Apr 27
Sears
Roebuck
Seiberllng
Servel
Inc
Oct"u
36
13% Jan
50
39% Jan
4
59
39% Jan
"II
49% Apr
49% Nov 29
18
20
July 11
49% Sep
5
18
Shahmoon Industries
Shamrock Oil A Gas
Sharon Steel Corp
11% May
9
Shattuck
26
3
Sheaffer
8
31
Nov
16
36% Feb
10
212% Jun
7
Oct
18
66% Mar
7
62 % Jan
10
9% Mar 14
j"uly~l2
22% Jan
6
30%
13% Nov
9
19% Jun
18% Aug 17
19% Jan
6
44
Jan
9
Sep
21 %
22
25% Dec 23
21% Feb
49% Nov
45% Jan
14
100 % Aug
Sepll
13% Feb
29
14
3
63% Nov
7
58% Jan
21
55% Jan
23
57 % Jun
19
52% Jan
24
37% Mar 14
64% Dec
1
50% Feb
10
20% Jan 25
25% Jun
27
24% Jan
20% Nov
33% Jan
7
55% Apr
4
59% Jun
Peb
24
3% Feb
4
-
15% Sep 26
61% Dec 30
Sep
27% Feb
210
Jun
23
54
6
Feb. 14
.8% Sep
13
17% Jan
64 %
24
May 10
July 10
237% Apr
12
•n
10
12 %, Am
24
20% July 31
53% Jan 16
Pen
oil
Mar 16
8% preferred
Southern California
Southern Co (The)
36% Nov
7
Jan
18
28
Oct
11
65% July
38% Apr
31
29
33% Apr
33% Jan
23
5
46% Oct
1
4
?1
38% July 20
58% Mar 23
43% May
9
.
Mar 27
38% Oct
•7% Apr 14
25% Oct 11
15% Jan
4
4% Oct
..18% Oct
..-93
.29% May
24% July
11
7 " Feb
77% Oct 21
Feb
Nov
100
Sep
10% Jan
90
7
•8% Sep 16
16% Jun
2
2
14
Mar 22
10% Oct
27
*
87 % Sep
.-5%
Railway
non-cura
97
25
17
Jun
Sep
28
23% Oct
1
97% Sep 14
13% May 28
18
July 27
76
Sep 12
51% Jan 23
7
11
25
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103% Mar
6
24% Mar 20
29 %
105
Apr
2
July 17
$4.50
Spiegel
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17
$4.50
82
July 13
26
Sep
17
2
44 V«
3
91% Jan
26
-8% Aug
9% Jan
l
12% Jan
6
May 14
(A
G)
When
11% Mar 12
35%
35
35'%
84'%
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84'%
38'%
3,300
37%
38 %
17,800
3,800
17%
17%
1734
17%
17%
17%
17 %
55
55 %
56%
56%
57%
56'4
56'4
16%
16%
16'4
16
16%
16 %
16 %
1,100
30
30%
30 %
30%
30%
30.%
30%
31 Va
44,500
12%
13
12 74
13
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12%
13
13
4%
4%
4%
50
4%
4%
50
52
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51
1,400
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4%
4%
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51'4
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33%
32
33%
32%
33%
32%
33 Va
32%
32 Va
6,200
46
48
46%
47
47
47%
47%
47%
47 %
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4,800
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1
46
46
46%
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47 Va
47 Va
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24
82
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22 '4
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13%
14
27%
27%
59%
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20
22
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14'4
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29
15.000
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50'4
50
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50
76 Va
76 Va
78 Va
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78'%
1,400
59%
59 Va
59%
59 Va
59%
59%
37,400
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59'/a
59'/a
60 %
59%
60 Va
60
60'%
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51%
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25
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37
37
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52
26%
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30
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50
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51
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24
24
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68
69
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71 %
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23
24
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24
37
37 Va
36%
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37%
81
80
80 %
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79'4
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14
75%
11
14
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11
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26%
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98
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55
51%
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14
$3.50 preferred
No par
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
1
Standard Gas A Electric Co
1
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97
76
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.
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76
2
,
26%
26 Va.
18%
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41
,
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preferred
Standard Brands
102
16%
4%4
73
tr ctfs
preferred
Square D Co
94 Va
*99
17%
53
49%
Withlngton Co
Inc
9,600
9,900
54
;
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stk
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3
4%
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35'4
37 Va
38'%
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102
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84'%
37%
60'%
62
94%
*99
35%
35 %
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84%
37%
*93
94'%
102
*99
35%
35%
>13
*79%
Spear Ss Co. $5.50 pfdNo par
Spencer Chemical Co common
_o
4.20%
preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg A Sons
~ 1
Sperry Rand Corp common
~~50c
3
78% Oct
'
Sparks
16% Jan
?6% Oct'
35'/a
*83
36%
12%
5
preferred
Mobile A Ohio
Spalding
47% Jun
35%
84 •%
*93
102
61%
62
61
93%
*99
30%
Southwestern Public
16
12,900
62 Va
60%
*92
93%
30
1
Southern
19
6% Sep
4
63% Aug 17
61%
60
102
17
50
17
4
10,600
17%
Pacific Co (Del)__Z_"N<>
par
Southern Production Co Inc
July
Oct
50
55%
South'n
Jan
17
May 28
18'%
17
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No
par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7
21
4
16% Feb
j-4
18%
49%
9%
Z~
17% Apr
41% July 27
94 % Nov 22
20% Mar 4
July 11
1
Jan
18%
50 Va
35%
Z25
8
55
55% Dec
20% Jun
17
18%
49%
23 %
Edison.Z
28%
23% Aug
8
29% Jun 21
103% Nov 14
86
49% May 18
,
Sugar
24 % May 15
18
17% Nov
1
2
13
16%
18%
50'%
9%
preferred
5
103% Nov 30
5
18
6
Aug 31
77% Dec
68% Mar 14
40% Oct
3
35% Nov
Dec
18
17'%
16%
18%
49'/a
50
July 27
5,500
1,200
18%
com_4~50
23
22'%
32%
50%
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.
Rico
22'%
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18%.
17%
Solvay American Corp 4%
pfdZZlOO
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1
South Carolina B & Q Co
54 Va
21% Jan
17'%
22%
32%
49%
35%
l
Solar Aircraft Co
40% Jan
61
16%
150
101
22%
.
18%
No par
(A O) Corp
Smith-Corona Inc
47
Jan
16%
*99
16,200
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Smith
South
29
16
101
50
50
49%
49%
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25
29% Aug 28
1
16 %
-
50%
32
22%
31%
No par
24
Aug
*99
22%
1
Co
Porto
49'4
101
*99
31%
Nopar
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
5%
218
22%
58%
No par
Co
Slmonds Saw & Steel...
Sinclair Oil Corp
Skelly
260
*205
32%
53%
Z_1
*245
219
22 Va
*99
2 50
Co
20
34
Inc
245
*205
50%
32
1
Slgnode Steel Strapping Go
Simmons
Sep
17
102
.101
245
219
22
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America_ZZZZZ50c
34% May 24
28% Jan
102
250
...
49%
48%
32%
21
24% Jun
17
46%
19%
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Sheraton Corp of
3
May 28
19% Jan 11
47%
48%
ZZZZZZZl
Z~ZZl
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When issued
Shelter Mfg Corp
3
54% July 25
21% Mar 7
3,000
16
7.50
25
49
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80
21%
20
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Feb
7
$
7
12
28
79'4
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37% Jan
18
88
3
32% Jan
27
79%
_
40% Nov
17% Jan
21
Aug
46% Jun
27
79'4
32%
25
*
19
44% Jan
•9
67
3
20
205
12% May 23
-19% Mar 3
86% Aug
9
72% May 8
Apr 17
71
28
18% Jun
7
26
$4.50 preferred
Mar 14
26% Dec
16
20
49% Sep
July" 19
18
174
2
6
35% Mar 20
19
48% Mar 14
Mar 19
15% Jan
7
46% Oct 28
Feb
19
27
79 Va
102
10
Shell Oil Co
11% Jan
23
54
Apr
27%
78%
*205
Nopar
common
12
Mar 15
24'4
27%
*245
3
29
500
*24%
1
44% Sep
24'
24%
27%
215
No par
No par
Co
*23%
8,300
78
250
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24'%
24
42%
42%
77%
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Co
360
2,200
43'%
26%
*245
Z_100
A
31,800
88
140
*24 Va
245
Z_~
65'4
88
140
26%
219
Co
64%
88%
24%
46
common
42%
42%
•
65%
140%
77'/a.
245
i5C
23% Feb
63
24%
100
Inc
Corp
3
42
88'4
140
143
26
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ZZ 5
Zl.io
preferred
Seagrave
41%
*206
Co
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Seaboard Finance Co
7
41%
5
Scott Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
$4 preferred
Mfg
*140
42 %
64'%
66%
89%
89%
88 Va
137%
100
San Diego Gas A Electric
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
SchenJey Industries
Scherlng Corp
64%
64%
88 Va
136%
100
preferred
Regis Paper Co common
'1st pfd 4.40% series A
8
36% Jan
Ry Co
63%
88%
136
77%
_100
3.65%
44% May
19% Feb 29
29% May 28
12% Jun
1
8% Mar 15
5% Nov
5
41 %
Joseph Light A Power
No par
St L San P Ry Co
common__No par
Prefer zed series A 5%
Scovlll
.
17 %
10
63%
135%
St
Feb
62%
88%
100
St
St
23% Aug 22
37% Mar 29
1
101% Oct
Aug
5
ZlO
preferred
4.30%
conv
preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
2
105
14
55% Mar 14
13
common..,
4%
Sep 17
60% July 31
19
12% Nov 21
Jan
Safeway Stores
215
Aug
2
18% Jan 17
25 % Oct
,
91% Mar 23
311
99
July 13
Mar 19
25% Aug 31
17
145
52
2d
Aug 17
25% Mar 14
-
66
86% Sep
28
02 % Sep
103% Jun
24%
100.800
98 Va
99%
230
14%
7,500
14
*75
76
70
71'4
71 Va
72%
4.40C
24_
23 Va
24%
2,700
37
37'4
37 '4
37'%
79
79
80
80
71
*23%
8%
*11
6,200
200
8%
8%
8%
2,300
11 %
11 Va
11'4
15,900
Number 5575
Volume 184
Commercial and Financial The
Chronicle
....
(1495)
NEW
YORK
STOCK
Bange for Prevlona
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Jun~24
1
48% Jan
23
49% Jan
53%
31
50
99
Aug 19
102
Mar 28
8% Jan
6
15% Dec
22
16% Oct
25
22% Feb
14
40% May 26
50
36
Mar 30
13% Jan
4
42% Mar 14
24'A May 12
23% Jan
6
18% Jari
6
16% Feb
23
New
Jersey.
of
Ohio
96% Sep 24
12% May 29
100 % Mar 23
15% Aug
2
.
3%%
17
Starrett
Aug
15
Stauffer
Jan
25
Sterchi
59% Dec
50
6
29
Jan
5
38% Oct
21
23% May 23
21% Aug 24
July 14
30
29% July
5
Aug 26
15% Jan
11
41% Jun
7
4
17% Aug 12
*Jun
1
80% Sep
30
105
58% Aug
Jan
27
58% -Jan
20% Sep
30% Oct
14
Co
(The)
Sterling
47
47
48%
48%
49'A
48%
49
55'A
56
55%
57%
57'A
57 3A
57'A
58
7
52'A
53%
52%
54
54%
55'%
54%
553%
54%
55'%
51%
51%
51'/a
52
51%
53 %
51%
53'A
51%
52 3
*95'%
97%
*95'%
100
97
97
99
13%
14'A
14
14'A
14%
14%
143%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
.No par
39% Apr
3
21% Jan
4
Stix
13
22% Aug
8
19
Jun
20
20% Jan
26
5%
31% May 28
22% Feb
9
35% Jun
14
Stone
29 % Aug
24
Storer
Aug 27
10% Feb
29
Studebaker-Packard
Feb
50
6
8
97 "
Jan
31
101% Jun
26
70% Jan
Aug
:
80
Sun
7
Broadcasting
Sun
Oil
4,500
14%
3,800
*51
69 'A
51%
68%
14%-
200
68%
*14
4,700
14'A
300
51%
52%
52%
52%
51%
52'A
51%
51%
21'%
22
21%
22
%
21%
21%
22
22%
4,200
19,800
31
31%
32%
33
30'A
31%
17%
18
18
18%
*17%
31%
*19%
20
19%
31%
32%
32
32'/a
25%
25%
25
25'A
Corp
10
1
45
common
-1
14
_No par
*96
99%
*96
77
7 7'A
77
6'A
32%
33
17%
17%
17%
*17%
1734
18%
18%
18%
19
*18%
19
*19
19'%
183/4
193%
32%
*17%
18°
18%
1
Co
*14
14%
14%
52
68
14%
97
14%
21%
—2C
_■
Corp
*50
69%
6,100
97
53
1
Co
52
68%
*14
30,500
8
21
_No par
Corp
Chemical
*50
14%
_No par
_
$4.50 series A preferred
Mar 23
69
*14
5
common
Webster.
Sunbeam
6
15-% Mar 15
52
67
14
;
*96
44,300
134,500
521/4
5
Co
prior preference
&
*50
70
14
5
Corp
& Fuller
52
66'%
15
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
Baer
*50
_1
...
.
Feb
32
1
_5
_10
May 28
13% May 28
100
(J P) & Co Inc
Stewart-Warner
Shares
45%
56%
S
18
;
the Week
Oct. 5
46%
Inc
17
1
Friday
Oct. 4
54%
Inc
Drug
Stevens
Bales fer
Thursday
Oct. 3
45'A
Co
Stores
8ALB PBICK8
Wednesday
common—10
L
Chemical
Bros
HIGH
Oct. 2
25
___
27% Mar 12
4
Oct
12% Jan
3
Tuesday
Oct. 1
6.25
Indiana
preferred series A__.
81
23
California-
of
Ry Equip Mfg Co..
Stanley Warner Corp
i
15
17% Jan
of
Oil
Standard
5
26
11
of
Oil
19
20% Sep
27
Oil
Standard
13% Mar
21
Dec
Standard
51% Jan
33% Dec
67% Feb
62% Apr
9
55% May 15
•
11
4
95
Standard
Standard
15% Aug 22
6
9
May 28
Oil
4
65
60% July 28
Feb
19'% Jan
RECORD
Monday
,Par
Aug 14
58% May
26
129
STOCK
AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
14% Sep
43% Jan
26'/Wan
32
NEW YORK
»
Highest
45% Oct
42% May 18
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Year 1955
*19
5.400
*19
20
32%
32%
*32'A
32%
323%
32%
V 25 %
25%
25%
25%
25%
26%
6'%
6'A
6%
6%
6'%
6'%
44%
46
45%
46%
45%
46
45'A
45'A
14
13%
14'%
14
14%
14'%
14'%
14'%
14%
99%
*96
99%
100
2,900
10,600
V
6'A
46%
::':v
500
3,600
20
6%
77
77%
6'A
*96
78
99'%
77 3A
*96
99
78
77%
73
*72'A
29,900
3,100
!
77%
4,000
'
When
21% Jan
6
25 y8 May 12
32 ya May 11
75% May 17
8% Nov
740
22
Jun~15
22% Jan
23
Aug
1
40% July 25
87% Sep
23% Oct
5
27%
28
35
July 10
39
Feb
May 28
78
12% Jun
8
May 28
10% Mar
960
6
1,080 Dec
8
33% Sep
41% Nov
2
58% May
Mar 30
23% Sep
52% May
21
49% Jun
42
99
86
41
26
Mar 14
91% Apr
15
6 % Jan
6
Jan
10
21% Jun
25
40'% Oct
1
July 9
43% Sep 24
July 26
9% Sep
10
25
11% Sep
27
41% Jan
17
17% May
62% Jun
9
Aug 24
8% Feb
9
21
17% Jan
Feb
July 25
Feb
1,220
30% Apr
May 16
2
Sunshine
3
36% Oct
11
26%
26
26%
Inc
23%
35%
*
24
24'A
24'A
24
24
35'A
36
36
36
35%
36
69%
69%
70'A
70
70
24
8,
lOo
8%
.
966
2?
8
v.
974
23
40%
5
-40%
Sweets Co of America (The).._4.16%
21%
21%
50'% July 26
Swift
55% May 10
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
99
12
Steel
&
Corp
Co
7
Symington Gould
Talcott Inc
20% Mar
4
10
Temco
577/a Apr
27
Tennessee
69% May
7
Texas
Co
51
4
Texas
Gulf
23%
23'A
23%
23%
23%
1,700
41%
42%
42
42
41%
41%
1,600
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21'%
400
44%
45'A
44
44%
44'A
44'%
44'A
44%
3,700
46%
47%
47%
49%
48%
49
48%
49'%
8,200
92%
91%
91%
91'A
91
10
10
10'%
*21%
92'%
*90%
92%
*90'%
9%
9%
9%
9%
18'A
18'A
18'A
18%
*18'%
18%
*18'%
18 34
11%
11%
11'A
113%
11'%
11%
11'%
113%
11
11
4,500
153'i
16
11,200
Sulphur
29 % Oct
1
38% Mar 26
Texas
Gulf
16% Jan
11 % Jan
27
17
Sep
7
Texas
Instruments Inc
10
28% Jun
25 % Jan
16
29% Sep
14
28'A Oct
11
37
33 % Oct
1
'
-
15"%
15'A
15%
15%
15%
15%
47
48
49'A
*48%
13
7
Oct
1
11
Nov
28
150
Jan
23
17
38% Dec
2
34% Feb
10
-42
Jan
6
25% Nov
1
20'A Oct
1
29% Apr
18
Jan
10
20% Oct
3
29% Apr
48
49
49
483/4
49
56
56%
57%
59'%
58
59
57%
58%
40,500
433/4
44%
43%
44%
43%
43 3A
43
43%
17,700
29%
29%
30
30%
30'%
303%
30 3
29%
30'%
37,100
7
No par
28
14%
28'A
*27%
283A
33%
34%
33%
34%
Pacific
22% July 10
54'% July 10
13% July 31
14% Apr
4
1
28
19% Mar
4
25
53
Nov
11% Mar 16
7% Jan
July 12
12% Jun
30
11% Jun 20
6
13'/a July 25
10% Jan
Jun
1
47% July 25
44
11% Jan
11
15% Feb
11% Sep
43
18
43% Oct
19
60% Mar 24
100% Sep
27
105'% May 10
35'/a Dec
5
24
Jan
17
26% Jan
23
July 23
11
48% Jan
23
&
Utilities
51
Jan
72% Sep
20
23
(J R)
4%
Oil
28% Feb
87'A Aug 17
11
15
39% Oct
11
58% Jun
6
44% Jan
10
72% Aag
14
Trane
37% Mar 14
48% Sep
12
34% Oct
1
45% Apr
30
4
28% Mar 21
18% Oct
Jan
31
9
55% Dec
14
Nov
18
54'A Sep
24
Mar 15
25% Dec
29
25
Jan
10
32
Mar
May 16
53% Feb
2
52'A Apr
17
63
Mar
25
Mar 14
33'% Apr
59% Apr
Aug 26
24% Dec 16
27
Oct
1
51% Sep
27
21% Jan
31% Jan
30
12
15% Apr
27
18
Jun
11
25
52
Jun
7
8% Jun
2
6
14% Jan
18
1
35'A Jun
15
TXL
conv
*11%
12%
12%
123%
*11%
123/8
*11%
123'a
*11%
12
13'%
13'%
13'A
Oil
*li%
65 %
*11%
13%
13
13
13
46'A
46
46
*46
12
*11% *12
12
67 Y4
*11%
97'%
67%
37
36
363%
25
24%
25 '/a
25'%
No par
5
76%
47
*11%
'
12 3/4
12
13'%.
x46
46
Ml%
1,600
2,000
v.':
___
4,800
150
12-%
"■
70
70%
71
71
7,100
97%
*94
97%
*94
97%
37%
'•37
37'%
37
37%
8,603
24%
25
*25'%'
25'A '
2,900
79
97%
35%
*94
*46
47
68% %69>A
69
*94
10
*94
36%
•
25%
2 5'A
77,
79%
79
79
79
82
13%
63%
77
13%
13%
.133/4
X13 %
13 3/4
13%
13%
13%
13%
6,500
2
65
65
65%
64aA
66 3/4
67
70
68'%
69%
-8,600
2
.j
series
34%
35
35
35%
36%
37'%
36%
37
36%
37
18%
18%
*27%
28'A
A
18%
*27
25"%
1
50
*54'A
26%
1
(conv)
50
*53
/;
79
18%
18'%
18 %"
18 %
*27%
28%
*27%
28
26%
26%
27
18%
*27%
26'%
26%
543%
54%
27
55
26%
27'A
*53
57
27%
27
*49
52%
24%
24
24'A
16%
16%
16%
16%
*49
9%
52
9%
26'%
27'A
27%
~
24'%
16%
163A
27%
27%
9%
9%
24%
16%
27%
*50
51
27'%
•
9,700
1,100
52
9%
9%
9%
9%
29'%
9%
263/4
*48
51
*48%
51
2,500
52
16%
16%
900
700
'
*49
5,500
-^23,400
54%
24'%
24%
21,500
57
*49
52%
5,500
27%
273%
*54
273A
27%
24-'%
27'/a
54%
%
57
*49
52%
163/4
54
27%
*53
27%
24%
27
27'%
27%
273/4
57
*49
.
28
54 %
54'%
54'%
*53
27%
52'%
18%
18%
273A
57
27
23%
'
26'A
1
(The)
25'%
*49
50
Co
,
28'A
1
prior preferred
Corp
'
46
50
100
Airlines
Coach
Twin
26% Oct
40% Mar 18
50'%
Corp
World
5%
25% Nov
18%
*50'A
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser__50
20th Century Fox Film..
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
62 'A Mar 13
46
18% Mar
18%
50%
(The)
Preferred
60
2
19
*50'A
5
20% Jan
9% Nov
*18%
50%
No par
15% Aug 16
Apr
18%
*50'A
Inc
46% Aug 17
Jan
21
18 %
50%
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
36% Mar 12
29'A Apr
20%
18%
Corp common
$2.70 preferred
July 27
21%
21
Transue & Williams Steel
2
59
21'A
800
2J,UUO
--
50
Tri-Continental
2
50
21
18'%
.
preferred
Co
Trans
27
20%
21
1
Timken Roller Bearing
Toledo Edison Co (The)
28% July 23
18
51
60
28% Sep
21
18%
common
Transamerica
$1.20
13
Mar 29
20 3A
14,100
50%
preferred:
Tidewater
17
24% Feb
21
4,900
37
21%
21
15
Products Inc common—5
27
20
20%
8'%
36 %
18'%
convertible preferred
Thompson
Thompson
12.000
171'%
37'%
No par
13% Sep
8
21%
8'%
*169
168
3/4
50'A
Co-common
24% Sep
62 % Feb
15
36
No par
Fair.
7
24% July 13
168
3734
No par
preference
22
35% Jun
8'%
169%
21
168
8'%
8'%
8
21%
$2.50
35%
169
73A
20%
18% July 26
28% Jun
163
7'A
21%
75% Dec
20
.
20'A
28% Dec
11
11,100
50c
3
28
363A
common
6
18% Jan
36%
37'A
5
22% Oct
37
36%
Jan
22% Oct
200
'34%
36
36%
13% Jan
'•48
2 8'A
162'%
Theruioid
47% Mar 26
104
14%
28'A
37
$2.40 conv
13
Sep
Jan
14%
28'%
$1.25 conv preferred
10
Feb
94
7%
7
100
Ry Co
Co
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
26
33
14%
*28%
163
The
8
143/4
283%
14%
35%
Inc
30
14%
*28
14%
No par
Textron
Mar 28
14
Pacific
14
2.512
Trust—
share ctfs ex-distribution.—1
Sub
Texas
Texas
200
47%
13%
9
18 34
55'%
*27%
9
6,700
45
common___l
42% July 27
30
,
42%
preferred series A—25
Pacific Coal & Oil
10
16
15% Feb
47% Aug 21
25% Nov
15% Nov
45
10% Jan
182 % May
>
54%
Texas
16
13% Jan
174
*18'A
-
16
Texas
19
9%
25
cnnv
Land
10
15.%
2.50
,
1
11
Oct
120
22%
41%
22
23'A
3%
Corp
10'/a Oct
Oct
995
9%
Producing Co
Oct
985
*90%
1
14
9
995
47%
Corp
26
35
5,000
*985
1
14
143
8'%
8
1
Feb
45% May 17
1.100
8'%
9
24% Oct
Dec
2,100
70%
44%
Corp
Aircraft
4.48%
2,000
36%
69 3A
46 '/a
Corp
53% Sep
38'% Feb
Apr
24'%
*35%
70%
8
995
23%
35%
44%
(James)
TelAutograph
18'/a Sep
23%
7.50
com.
$4 preferred
9
15 % May
35,100
_No par
7
May
8
26%
*70
8%
995
73
25%
25
May
,
50
_
Co
Paper
8%
975
23
41
Superior
Sutherland
8'A
965
23%
2
52% Mar 16
7
27% Feb
25
44% Jun
*72
25%
*69%
Superior Oil of California
May 28
45
73%
25%
30
Mining Co
Jun
45% Dec
1
*72%
25'%
12.50
A__
series of *55
2nd pfd
72%
25'%
25
1
preferred "series
5'%%
Biscuits
18
6
*71'A
Sunshine
11
25
:4'%%
6
12% Jun
2
issued
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common
Mar 22
Jan
44% Oct
30% July 31
6
26% Jan
69
18% Feb
20
v
6,400
%
28'%
28 :'A
273/4
9%
28
2,100
23,400
u
13% Jan
6
16% Jun
15
13'% Feb
33
4
43% Jun
28
25 % Oct
1
11
Jan
4
31'% Feb
10
116% Sep
6
103'A Jan
26
31% Jun
13
May
6% Dec
80% Mar 14
20
Jan
6
6
27'A Jan
108% Mar 22
9
'
163A Mar 19
1
44
1
8
2
Union
Chem
26'/a Oct
1
30
Jan
17
Union
Elec
99% Oct
2
112
Jan
9
Apr
7
Oct
4
93
Jan
78'% Sep
12
91
Feb
104
12
45% Sep
26
85
104'% Mar 29
97
Aug 17
7
52
Jan
28
Oct
1
8% Sep
19
59
Feb
26% Jan
6
32% Jun
48'A Sep
26
74'A Dec
29
3
22
Oct
10
1
61% May 25
1/128 Oct
7
128% Dec
22
113'A Jan
23
35% Jan
23
33% Sep
22
26'A Oct
2
29
108% Feb
15
100'% Sep
21
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
14%
3,200
253A
26%
25'%
26'A
25'%
25%
11,400
6 5%
6'%
6'A
6'%
6'%
6
32%
333A
109%
1113%
22'%
10
10
common
26'%
333'8
110%
223%
22%
26%
26'%
104
35%
35'%
1093/4
<
99'%
63
3 6'A
112'A
111
j.
22%
23
22%
265%
26 3%
26%
102
101
100
*6
8
«
35%
35
1113/4
22%
26 3%
103
112'A
22%
26%
35 3
36
8
111%
112%
22%
22%
26%
2,200
27
11,900
103
103
103
3,300
6,800
24,300
300
No par
101
11
Preferred
$3.70 series
No par
*85
88%
*85
87%
*85
87%
85
*81
86
10
15
Preferred
$3.50 series
No par
81
81'A
*81
82%
*81
81'A 7
*81
81'A
*81
81'A
50
Jan
5
Preferred
$4
No par
*93
96
*93
96
*93
96
*93
96
"93
96
65% Apr
2
3aVa ivxa.y
a
10'% May 10
36
Apr
30
87 'A Sep
5
Sep
Sep
Union
150
Pacific
4%
Union
Tank
United
4%
Car
Air
United
Biscuit
107
Feb
24
28% Apr
3
July 25
21% Sep
18
57% Nov 28
48'A Jan
20
9
71% Mar 26
34'A Jan
20
57% Aug 24
62
4% Apr
1
54%
Lines
29'%
75%
1/64
100
Inc—
of
10
America.
$4.50 preferred
No par
No par
130%
28 'A
74
76 a a
♦130
130'%
1/64
135
Board & Carton
United
Carbon
56%
57%
x56%
57'%
29
29%
29%
303a
58,000
9'%
9
8%
8%
11,000
29%
2934
9
■
29 %
29'A
293%
75%
76%
75'A
76'A
*130
135
130%
7 5'A
.—
—
1
:■
6,300
76
.
*128
131
23,100
32,700
—
503,100
135
100
36%
38
37%
37%
37%
37%
373%
37%
37%
38'%
7,300
26'%
-
26%
26'A
26%
26%
2 6 3A
26%
26%
26%
26%
3,500
100'%
*96'%
*96
98%
*95'%
*24%
24%
*24'
58%
60%
44%
45
4%
*97
100
10
24%
243/4
24%
245%
57 3A
58'A
58%
59
45
46
44%
4%
79'%
44%
4%
79'%
6%
10%
Corp
Co
.
28%
29%
rl/128i
10
8%
9
No par
United
583%
28%
9
85
29%
56%
28 3/4
74%
5
com
56'A
28'%
9'%
29
No par
Corp
55'A
28 5%
8%
10
Co
57
28
■
_10
_
preferred
conv.
United
18
2S
com
rights
443% Mar 20
17% Jan
Co
preferred
Aircraft
Common
5
RR
non-cum
32 aA Apr
20
series
Oil of California
Union
*
19
32
44'% Jan
27
14%
26'%
No par
Materials Corp.
&
Co
14'%
25%
6'%
Corp__6%
Paper
Carbon
&
14'%
25%
6
ft
Preferred $4.50 series—
2
49'% July 25
6
Mar 15
103% Jun
Carbide
22% Jun
July 27
No par
Bag-Camp
Union
5
98% Sep
Nov*
Union
14
25'%
-.1
__
& Rubber Co
rtsuesi.os
26
92
28
47% May
8
1333% July 17
283% Apr
(The)
Corp
Union
30
100
34'A Jan
Udyllte
Underwood Corp
23
Jan
1
113
•
Mar 27
Apr
31% Apr
3
Nov
Oct
113
86% Oct
92
6
98
*95%
99
8
24%
*24%"
24%
400
60'A
60'A
60%
2,600
45
45
60
United-Carr Fastener—
44'% Feb
10
6'A Jan
12
4'% Feb
9
Jan
6
73 % Jan
23
6'A Jun
78
72% July 18
Mar 21
47/a Jan
82
3
May
(Delaware)
United
4
No par
Cig-Whelan Stores
$3.50
7
7% Feb
11
20
7
Jan
3
United
Corp
8'/a May 17
38'A Oct
27
10
Oct
1
23
Jan
5
United
Dye & Chemical Corp
25
22% Dec
30
21
6
Jan
27% May 17
30c
(Del)
Jan
17
13'/a Mar 14
17
Mar 31
13% Jun
8
United
Engineering & Foundry
60-
May
46% Sep 25
28'% May 11
55
Mar
5
United
Fruit
35
Aug 14
United
Gas
35'A Jan
41% July 30
30
Sep
34% Dec
6% Aug
18
Mar
2
36% Oct
26
39% Mar
2
1
5% Oct
2
7% Jan
6
6
19
19% Feb
29
3
15% Sep
1% Sep
9
28 % Jan
23
9/V_
2% Jan
3
27'A Oct
11
31
4% Aug
36'% Dec
23
6
20% Aug
61% Dec
16'/a Aug 20
8 % Mar
23% Jun
14
14*
9
9
3% Mar 26
Dec
29
64% Dec
29
54'% Jan
23
77
22
184'% Feb
15
166'% Sep
6
181
18'% Oct
177
1
38
12
Sep
26
40% Jan
5
16% Mar
44'A Nov
Por footnote^
see
page
19'AMar22
24.
5%
Freight Co
6%
6%
6%
18.900
10'%
10%
10%
2.9,300
25%
26
26%
26
26
2,100
15
15
15
15'A
15 %
15 %
4,700
46%
46%
47
46 %-
46%
24,500
30%
30%
30%
31%
31 %
31%
22,000
13'%
38%
38%
30%
38'%
47
31
*38%
39
1
15%
class A preference
Inc
preferred
1
1
.4
100
82%c
50
common
series
A
24%
5%
No par
Co common
Industries
4'%%
6'%
10'A
_10
United Gas Improvement Co
U S
6%
10%
15
7% preferred
U S Hoffman Mach common
49'% Mar 16
20
6%
10'A
25%
US
44'A July 20
1,100
10,000
46%
2
1
4%
80
25
1
5
r'<8
14%
46%
Aug
14
Jan
4
*79
15%
Feb
Oct
44
4%
89%
24%
U
15% Feb
3
28
45 '
45
,
*4%
*79
47
30%
Corp
Gypsum
6%
10'A
80
14%
United Park City Mines Co (The)
US & Foreign Securities
22'A July 19
6%
10%
4%
*79
46%
United Industrial Corp
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
S
6%
10
—
5
5
Co
5
Oct
1
4%
80%
No par
Electric Coal Cos
9
39% May
28
United
*79%
1
com
51'/a Feb
15"% Feb
4%
100
com
convertible preferred
1
50
5%
16
1%
1%
32%
33
25
'25%
59%
60%
*167
170
18%
38
16'A
*46
19
38
16%
47%
30'A
38'%
5%
15%
1%
5%
16
1%
32%
33
25'A
27
60%
61%
*167
170
18%
19
*36'%
39
16'A
16%
*46
47'%
25%
5%
15%
1%
33'%
26%
62
*167
18%
*36'%
16%
*46
6
16%
1%
34'%
27%
64%
170
19
39
16%
47%
38'A
5%
16%
1%
-
38'A
6
16'A
1%
*38
39
700
5%
5%
2.700
16'A
16%
27,800
1%
1%
8,200
34 %
34'%
34
34%
11,500
26%
26'%
26%
28
11,100
64%
10,600
63%
*167
18%
*36'%
16%
*46
64%
170
18%
39
16%
47%
63%
167
10
18%
•19
10,800
*36%
39
100
167
16%
*46
16%
47%
10,900
'
23
!
24
.)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1496)
t*-:>
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1955
25% Nov
22% Jan
11
b'% Jun
15
9% July 13
23% Jan
11
35% Aug
63
12
70
5
11
28
66% Jan
21
75% Mar
110
19
Jan
36
Oct-
83
Sep
95
Oct
3
53% Dec
18
23
1
45% Oct
23
153% Oct
40% May 10
150% Mar 14
62 % Sep
23
168% Nov
58
iti
11
oU% !• eu
70% Dec
14
% Oct
it
t>l
Jan
1
Plywood Corp common
preferred series A__
preferred series B
Rubber Co
8%
3
35% Oct
12% Jun
9% Dec
30
14% Apr
21
7
Oct
5
Jan
27
100 % Jun
14
90
Sep
28
99
7% Sep
26
10% Aug
56% Mar
23
35
May
159% Dec
27
170
Feb
28% Mar 15
31
Jan
7
26 % Aug
15
9
59% Apr
26
39
Apr
6
167
Feb
24
23
91
Oct
151
Universal
56% Aug 15
3
28
47% Jun
10
47 % Apr
28
38% Feb
9
7
13% Jun
8
17% Jan
3
Van
11
27
Oct
1
37% Apr
6
Van
7
Jan
4
42
Oct
1
129
Feb
7
130
-Feb
2
21
123
Sep
12
128
Feb
20
27% Oct
1
32% Jan
39% Feb
4
6 % Jan
8
127
Oct
14
4
65% July 21
133% Jan 24
130
Jun
13
133% Jan
47%
10% Apr
Mar 15
55 %
May
Utah
Vanadium
4
Co
29'%
29%
14,000
06%
66%
66%
66%
66%
66 %
*66 %
66%
600
38
38 %
38%
38'%
8,400
96
96
47'A
48%
48%
48%
49%
153%
154'%
47%
156
155
3
37% Jan
1
28% Nov
87 % Sep
12
94
11
88% Aug
11
51% Mar 29
23% Sep
94% Apr
38% Apr
15
33 % Oct
26
Jan
122
Nov
7
146% Apr
33
3
44% Dec
6
38% Jan
64
*62%
63
62%
63'/2
63
65 %
66%
66%
151%
151%
151%
65 %
18
18
18
13
18%
18
35%
35'A
*35
13%
7%
7%
7%
15%
47%
33%
48%
••
V
48%
25%
25%
74%
75
49%
75
*49%
50
49%
50
43%
%
14%
i 4
27 %
42%
*123
22
117% Jun
Dec
27
44
Feb
101
30
49% Nov
6
Jan
11
30
103% Feb
14
11
17
72% July 18
29% Aug 27
6
May
33
33% Jan
16
900
11,600
45%
46%
3,700
44%
44 %
May 29
18
34
15% Jan
19
18% Dec
5
5
31% Feb
24
27% Sep
74% Jan
19
12'/a Jan
3
25
30
16% Feb
28% Apr
13
45% Sep
26% Sep
88
41
*107%
96%
*92%
96
100
*93
98
—28
66
7 %
83% Jan
3
Wabash
14% Jan
9
97
96%
96%
94
*90
95
*510
95
20
*94
98
*94
98
*94
98
20
*67%
68
68
69
67%
67
68
31
30%
30%
30
30%
30
30%
41%
42
42
42%
42%
42%
24%
70
110
*94
42%
67%
10,100
92%
92%
24%
25
30
42%
3,200
7,900
30
42%
'
_■
12,400
.
24'%
24%
*27%
28%
*27
28%
*27
77%
14%
30
*76
79
*76
14
68%
*68%
18%
17%
24%
24%
2,300
27%
27 %
*27%
28%
40
76%
*75
79
14
30'/a
24%
28%
77%
*24 %
76%
24%
__10
—20
Waldorf System
110
40
5
300
41'/«.
41'A
109
109
6,000
114
*111
30'A
25
preferred
24%
96%
*94
97
67%
*24%
41%
40%
109
*107
88
114
*111
41%
9,100
30 %
*85
25%
24%
113
41%
28%
85%
*85
25'A
'.
*123
29%
28%
88
113
109
*123
*123
28%
24%
41%
46
44%
*123
27%
*85
*94
5
Mar
*85
95
Vulcan Detinning Co common
6
45
:-Z_
*123
27%
Hl'%
__
9
*123
27%
111%
common
1,490
9%
111%
preferred
Visking Corp (The)
11,200
9%
*1091%
6%
46%
9%
97
$4.12 preferred
Virginian Ry Co
Sep
46% Jan
97
37 % Jan
44%
9%
*92'%
$4.20
44%
8%
9
*94
$4.04
6
44
14%
100
13
Mar
45
27%
_100
Feb
106
1,400
14%
preferred
103
3
50%
27%
preferred
4
Oct
491,8
141/2
_100
109%
49%
27'%
109 'A
13
49 %
14%
.100
Feb
200
27%
24%
40%
1,600
76%
14%
23%
40
25%
*75'%
49%
Va
*25
75'%
27%
24'A
com —10
Co
70
25'%
75%
*
14%
23%
preferred
Power
92 '/a Oct
May 23
106
16
partic
Virginia Elec &
$5
preferred
*85
*25
1,200
151
27%
No par
Chemical com
div
6%
47% July 26
10
preferred
96'/a Aug 22
103'% Aug 22
100
6
3%%
Va-Carolina
18
25%
75%
,
34'%
151
14'A
*123
88
25%
152'%
900
49%
34
*150
700
7%-
15'A
49 %
34
33%.
*49%
*123
27%
34
*75
.
7
*14%
50%
*49
50
153%
50
90%
90
7%
15'%
153%
43%
44
44
92
*7%
*14%
2,800
27%
14%
*27
8%
9
*90
140
1,100
8
8
7%
3,900
18%
35%
13%
13%
8
151/2
*33 %
25 %
75
8
92
*7
153%
27
8
*14%
33% --33%
153%
155
18%
*
*90
92
7%
100
1,800
13%
*14%
27%
156,700
13%
7%
8%
67%
152%
62%
35 >/4
15Va
41%
66%
151%
63 %
35%
*90
91%
*24%
600
67%
152 «/2
7%
8
47
62'/2
66%
*13%
18%
1,380
2,000
2,600
63 %
*
151 %
67%
152
13%
35%%.
*35
13 %
130
22,700
18
13%
35%
7%
5
85
18
63
*123
116
109
13
113% Dec
Jan
128
2
May
108
7
Jan
24
155
18
'
5%
153%
156
b3%
91%
1
Victor Chemical Works common
34% Mar 26
47
*83 'A
17%
Ry com .100
Pacific
96
63 %
noncumulative preferred._100
&
85
*95
18
42
Shreve
*83%
95
64
2.50
Co
Vicks
85
95
17%
152
8,300
10
*85
*14%
100
No par
Inc
38%
38
37%
85
100
63%
2.50
Chemical
37%
85
*93%
18
7%
1
com
Inc
Vick
9
29%
—10
Industries
Raalte
29
63%
33
Corp of America.
Norman
29%
1541/2
13%
_x
Co
Light
29'/»
157%
61%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co_.-6%
9% Aug 28
58% Mar
8c
Power
29
14
preferred
4%%
82% Mar 29
4
Feb
51% Dec
200
27%
17%
155
Inc
8%
62
100
Co
31%
*8%
1
-
UniversfWitlctures
30%
8%
17%
com_No par
Tobacco
Pilterred
8%
29% Mar 12
74% Aug 21
Leaf
31%
*8%
46%
18
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
3
28
29%
8%
47'A
63%
No pa*
Jan
32
41% Mar 14
19 % Mar
preferred
conv*—tlble
$6
29%
*8%
85
*35
United
3
29%
8%
62%
25
Shares
29%
17%
151%
the Week
Oct. 5
61 %
1
2nd pfd_5
Corp
5
24% May 31
4
18
13% May 13
Stockyards
United Stores $4.20 noncu
Mar 23
^56
•
No par
noncumulatlve preferred
Wallpaper Inc com:
Class B 2nd preferred—
15% Sep
10
30% Feb
lQO
Oct. 4
Oct. .3
*8%
100
45 %
com__5o
50
41% Feb
3
37% Oct
35% Oct
Min
&
Co common
Tobacco
United
9
10% Jan
S
1%
10
23
38
27
*93%
Corp common
16%
preferred _—__„,_______100
%
* **
Friday
29%
37%
36
*83
Steel
S
U
16
Feb
14% Apr
3
2
Smelting Ret
7%
preferred
7
s
Sales fer
Thursday
66%
26%
*66%
_1
S
_____—
U
14.
20
Jan
19% Jan
23
38% Au|'
15% Jun
9
Mar
69% Sep
17
77 'A Nov
preferred
1st
nonnm
U
69
<* %»
P*tces
27%
-
,
5
common
U. S. Shoe Corp
169
f!< f",
♦
j
Wednesday
8%
29%
8%
1
,_10o
100
.
3%%
U S
*
SALE
HTGH
Oct. 2
29-
—
.
3%%
17
12 % Jan
91
U S
10
4
Sep
1
10
S Pipe & Foundry Co____—«—5
S Playing Card Co_
10
19% Sep
23
Oct. I
AND
Tuesday
Par
common
71% Sep
Aug 31
18
Co
preferred
4
60a/i Sep
19'/a Aug 24
3
17% Jan
35% Mar 17
U
1
Feb
170
2
Jan
150
6
67% Mar 14
51% Jan
1
U
July 18
128
Lines
28
17% Sep
4a
1
Jan
S
4%%
51% July 18
90% Mar
2
18
9
Sep
172 % Jun
39% Mar 14
157 % Jan
Sep
20
Sep
93% Sep
84'/2 Mar 21
97
Sep
44
6
Jan
U
32% Aug 20
9% Feb
8% Jan
33
EXCHANGE
6
21'/a Oct
LOW
Monday
STOCK
YORK
Lowest
Highest
Jan
19
NEW
RECORD
*
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowe*t
STOCK1
EXCHANGE
YORK STOCK
NEW
Monday, October 8, 1956
-
w
13% Jan
9
15% Dec
May 21
75
85% Mar 26
26
33
Jan
May 25
75
Mar 20
Walker
20 %
Sep
Walworth
27% Jan
3
32% Nov
30
29% Sep
66% Apr
.
19
27
81% Sep
14
66
16 %
6
7% Jan
15% Nov
10
10 % Jan
12% Jan
Aug 31
5
3
Oct
14
106
30
106
Oct
98
Feb
9
July
9
Warner-Lambert
35% May 22
Dec!/; 9
25 % Feb
Apr
•'
7
22
Jan
3
3
19 % Feb
8
3
4% Feb
17
Sep
40 % Sep
9
30% Oct
30
50 % Dec
30
46% Jun
1
Jan
6
25% Apr
4
20% Feb
16
25% Jan
3
Sep
1
25% Jan
10
113
Apr
7
100% Oct
4
101% Feb
15
106
Apr
27
99l/|4 Feb
4
105% Jun
29 %
35
49
31
Jan
105 % Dec
12
Sep
10
91% Oct
4
105
Jan
14
42% Jan
30
14
9
27% Apr 29
25
104
28
13
104
Apr
25
99
Oct
6
56
Dec
9
47
Feb
13
Apr
18
Jan
12
Sep
10
37
4
Jan
Jan
25
23
67
West
86% Apr
21
68 '/g Feb
17
26
63
Jan
30
86
9
18% Oct
1
<fc
28
Western Pacific RR
Western
26%
26%
26%
27
6,300
45
45
45 %
44%
44%
38
38
38
38
36
36 %
2,600
—--34 %
34%
3,900
22%
22%
j;
31? >?
36
'
30%
30%
3T
32 %
22%
*21%
3%
22%
21%
3%
22 %
22 %
22%
22%
21%
21%
21%
21%
3%
3%
3%
3m
*5
*37%.
r
»
38%'.
v
36%i *36 %y It-
't; 36%/36%; \
-
33
33% - 34
%'** 34% *
96 % Jan
104
3
5
Aug
46
2
94
20
Jan
46%
28
*35>/2
36%
35%
36
1
4
5
25%
25%
pfd
100
B
100
101%
*101
102%
102%
*91
100
C
25%
101
*101
*91
50
*105%
36
100
10
100
100
101
>101
102%
*91
93
49%
50%
106
22%
32%
>1051%
22%
33%
lOOVa
100i/2
61%
58
76.
64%
18%
29'%
52
"89
*128'%
2.50
26
26
101
32% 33%
°?9
100%
com__No par
series B
& Lake Erie Ry
36
22%
22 %
1
Brake
93
49%
50
105% 105%
common__5
eommon.No par
60
65%
19
30 A
53%
91
__
60
*76
22%
33%
*99
60%
78
*75%
67
66%
Wheeling
No par
Whirlpool-Seeger
Corp
common—5
4%% conv preferred
4.
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
8
28% Feb
23
Aug 30
27% Sep 11
80% Feb
15
31 % Jan
18
$5
27
31% Sep
13
21% Jun
77
Sep
27
82
62
27
Jan
6
*
34 % Jan
95
16
13
51% Sep
6
Mar 14
Nov
29% Oct
2
12
10
50% July 24
Jun
8
Jan
23
13% Apr
White
30
26% Feb
16
29% Mar 14
Mar 10
30 % Jan
30
61
12% Jan
23
16% Apr
22% Jan
6
28% Dec
22% Jan
6
37
10% Jan
6
15% Dec
5
86
75
Jan
,
9% Mar 18
17
18% Mar 21
30
Sep
15
Dec
5
14
148% Jan
21% Jan
3
24% Sep
35% Dec
23
43
86
11
Jan
6
86
Jan
26
9
18
•Bid
and
t
82% Apr
30
18
21
Jun
25% Jan
4
37% Feb
20
145
Mar 22
Oil
Wilcox
Wilson
8c
Wilson-Jones
Winn-Dixie
Wisconsin
No par
T
Co
1
24% July 10
Public
27
Woodward
Iron Co
Woolworth
41 % Jan
23
59% Aug
Worthington
99% Jan
213
Aug
1
(F W)
Service
Corp
24
Prior
preferred
2
Prior
pfd
10
series__100
series_100
common
4%%
4%%
conv
7
88% Oct
3
98% Mar
9
7% Oct
1
10% Jan
4
Wrigley
(Wm) Jr
(Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
34% Aug
7
Yale
26
24
Jan
19
33% Sep
18
Young
23
83% Feb
8
105% Sep
14
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Nov
25
20
Jan
16
27
101
asked
prices;
no
sales
July 30
on
this
27% July 27
141'A Jan
day.
iln
3
&
Towne
(L A)
No par
I
22 'A,
33%
33%
Zenith Radio Corp.
91%
49
49%
54
94%
23%
55 %
94%
24%
67%
29
*65
28%
47 %
*99
9%
*27%
100
9%
28'A
4iy4
13%
42'/a
14 Vs
80%
*17%
22%
31%
48
80%
18'/a
22%
31%
*129
134
22%
22%
291/2
30%
44 %
45
49%
51'/a
91%
91%
*182
207
89
90
7%
7%
26%
7,700
240
102
102%
91%
100
49%
2,500
106%
10
22%
22%
22%
5,200
33%'
33%
34%
2,900
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110
99
99
99
60%
61%
61 %
62 %
5,700
*76
77V2
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77%
300
67
OTA
100%
62
77%
68%
3,900
18%
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
22,200
30%
30%
30%
30'/a
30%
29%
30%
18,100
52%
53'/4
52%
53%
51%
52%
51%
52%
82,100
91
91
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91
68
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*128 %
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68
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91
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91
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12.400
55%
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57%
58%
58
58%
58
58%
95
95%
95%
96 Viz
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97%
97%
97%
120
24
24%
24%
24%
25'A
25%
26%
17,100
*65
28%
48
99
9%
*27
43%
24%
*65
67%
65
65
*28
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%.
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48%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
3,100
100%
100%
*99%
100%
48'%
100
9%
9%
27%
*27 %
45%
46
9%
28
47%
9'A
*27'A
45'A
200
23%
23%
23%
5,500
38%
7.200
*17 1/4
32%
22 %
32'A
134
32%
*129
100
134
1,900
22%
22%
30%
30%
30%
31
311/2
2,700
44%
44%
45'A
44%
441/8
14,500
53%
7.800
22 'A
22%
30
30'%
30%
44 %
45
44%
51'/a
32%
134
.
22%
22%
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22
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23
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7,900
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3,000
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1
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321/4
,
14%
80%
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22%
46 %
14%
81
134
46 ~
801/2
14 »/4
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31%
7,600
14%
14%
80%
22%
30
10
28
*99'A
46%
13%
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14
100
9%
*271/4
9%
28
80%
*130
100
67'A
28%
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14
*66
67'/a
52'/a
52
53%
53
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93
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93
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93
93
93
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207
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207
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207
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89
89
30
207
88%
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89
89%
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7%
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7%
7%
7%
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29%
31
30%
29%
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98%
24%
30%
30%
30%
11,500
31%
99
24%
*31%
97%
24
31%
99%
24%
900
14,100
2,600
109%
109%
1091/2
110%
2.400
28'%
29%
28%
29%
30
93%
24%
30%
96%
24%
30%
97
23%
30%
99
24
.No par
103 %
104%
105%
for the company's
700
18%
10
petition has been filed
36%
*105'/2
106
*105'/2
22%
r
50
16,200
29%
65 %
5
No par
No par
Mfg Co___
Spring & Wire
Youngstown Steel Door
receivership, or
10
10
10
17
Ex-rlghts.
C(*rp
Co
Feb
22
10
com
100
Wisconsin
50% Mar 19
12
10
Inc
Stores
36% Fab
25
No par
common
Elec Power Co
1
159% Jan
8
Inc
preferred
6%
100
1
20
Co
Co
1
90% May 28
common
preferred
$4.25
44% Oct
11
Machine
preference
29% Oct
26% May 24
dividend.
30
Prior
1
common
preferred
Sewing
142% Dec
6
14
Sep
133% Aug 29
21% May 15
May 10
5%%
32% Apr
108'A Sep
25
67Vir Jan
22 % Oct—2
30 %
13
103% July
15
23% Oct
4
2
23
212% Apr
Mar 22
9% Nov
28
14% Jan
100% May 18
7
Oct
Feb
102
59% Mar 30
11
92% Jan
Nov
1
52% July 20
45% May 12
43% Oct
77
36% Aug 18
Jun
159
9
27% Aug 31
Mar 14
140
Motor Co
White
Apr
9
July 28
common
preferred
99
36% Feb
102% July 25
7% Mar 30
92
49%
50%
106
*101
IO2V2
911/2
93
102
102
100%
*101
102%
26%
26%
26%
26%
101
X36
••
10
10
24
28
26% Oct
'
Corp
6,000
31%
46%
Jan
Sep
1,200
2 6'/a
preferred
Steel
70#
1,300
47'A
Telegraph
Air
500
3%
26 '/a
...61% Sep
103
31 '/8
31%
6,700
22%
31%
>
Oct
3VB
3%
*3%
25'%
Westlnghouse Electric common_12%
53
11
*22
22
22
*46%
>,■
49% Oct
24
*221/2
31%
Westlnghouse
Wheeling
26%
44'/«-
26%
44%
37
25%
99% Jan
17
26%
26%
43%
47%
65% Mar 20
Feb
1,100
30%
preferred
2nd
9
130
15%
24%
36% July 17
5
15%
*46%
23
128% Jun
16
30%
90
July 29
16
24 %
29
130
May 23
16
37%
36%
Co common_10
—100
Ry
5
3.80%
16
26%
100
May
4
4,000
16
47%
51% May 28
21
30
11%
11%
24 %
Inc
22% Mar
Sep
100%
11 Ve
47%
15
Jan
*98'A
11%
30%
15
103% Mar 18
5
4,300
100 %
111/4
31
32% Feb
6
53% Oct
15'/a
*98%
111/4
100
48
25
36
83% Feb
25 % Jan
13.400
11%
44%
*3
18%
30 %
series
preferred
Union
11%
*15%
900
1,400
70
"47%
24%
36
1
Paper
Lines
noncum
16
15
15 »/s
15
15%
Vu
com__2.50
series
Maryland
4%
15'%
*98
37%
36
3
4%%
Power
4.80%
82% July 20
73% Jan
28% Jun
98'/a Aug
8
Corp
Western Auto Supply
9
29
Sep
No par
Electric Co_
Western
.
May 10
18%
50
Sugar
Air
69
18%
26%
},
1
Pulp
70%
18'A
14
14%
42%
1
No pa^
11%
15%
8
Co
preferred
Western
11%
1
preferred
Va
*69%
18%
15 »/4
Mills.-
preferred
4%%
26
Jun
56% Aug
127
4.10%
105% Feb
18
Jun
30
20
27
25
102
62
4.20%
63
20
Jan
2
69%
17%
99
preferred
Penn
68%
17%
15
Kentucky Coal Co
West
69%
99
Inc
Snowdrift
8c
Indies
West Penn
108
Mar 27
18% Jun
West
1
13
Mar
Jun
4.8%
West
Mar 20
105
Oil
30%
15'/a
Pump Co
Wesson
5
43% Mar
29
112% Jan
27
31% Oct
6
Oct
Apr
100
25% Jun
110
19
16% Jan
Sep
6
30%
30 %
98
WeJbilt Corp
28
15
28 %
Wayhe Knitting
Wayne
43% May 10
52 % Feb
2
107% Jun
9
9
7
1,600
31
15
Co_^____
Motor
Mar
4% Apr
1
50 '/a Dec
Waukesha
14
*301/4
98
Pharmaceutical
Light
Washington Water Power
'
8
17%
_1
Pictures
Gas
26% May
12
4
27
Bros
Washington
38 % Mar 23
37% Aug
9
Warner
30
68%
200
14
30%
l
Corp
9
6
17 % Mar
Wardell
11
-
77
14'/a
30%
*14
T
100
1
Baking Co common
preferred
49% Aug•
2% Jan
23 % Mar 14
No par
2.50
40 % Jan
33% Apr
20
W
&
40% Feb
1
21% Mar
16% May 1G
Q
Co
5 % %
Apr
* 14
10
Co
(Hiram)
37% Oct '
13
30
30
20% Aug
100
No par
Ward Industries Corp
41"% Sep .2
5
27
Ward
28
preferred
30
29% Sep
7
18% Jan
22% Sep
42 %
12% Jan
20
30%
Jan
21% Sep
32
3
43% Dec
20
10% July
15 '/a July
38% Dec
Walgreen
7
4%%
,
13% Jun
18 % Mar 14
30% Mar 14
6
17% Mar 12
14% July
24% Jan
15
100% Aug
RR
108
reorganization,
98%
24
108%
a Deferred
31%
99%
24%
110
delivery,
r Cash
value, wd When distributed, x Ex-
Number 5575
Volume 184
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Bond Record
(1497)
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
the
In
column
Figures
headed
after
WEEKLY
—
"interest
decimal
Period"
point
one
YEARLY
—
indicate in
represent
or
each
the
case
32nds
more
month
of
GOVERNMENT
Range Since Jan. 1
Yeari»53
Lowest
108.28 Jan
10
108.23 Jan
Lowest
Highest
'
NEW
Highest
YORK
BONDS
Monday
EXCHANGE
10
Oct. 2
Low
Treasury 3 Vis
Low
High
mature.
SALE
PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. I
STOCK
bonds
HIGH
AND
LOW
Range for Previous
the
when
point.
a
Oct. 3
Low
High
Low
,,
»
Friday
Oct. 4
<
High
Sales foi
Oct. 5
Low
High
the Week
High
Bonds ($)
1978-1983
*100.18
100.24
*100.14
100.20
*100.16
100.22
*100.20
100.26
*100.16
Treasury 3s
1995
*96.20
96.24
*95.14
95.18
*95.16
95.20
*95.22
95.26
*95.18
Treasury 2%s
1961
*97.22
97.26
*97.18
97.22
*97.22
97.26
*97.28
98
*97.24
97.28
Treasury 2%s
1958-1963
*100.10
100.16
*100.10
100.16
*100.10
100.16
*100.14
100.20
*100.14
100.20
1960-1965
*100.26
101.2
*101.4
101.12
*101.4
101.12
*101.8
101.16
1957-1958
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 Vis
Feb
100.4
1
Feb
1
95.22
Dec
15
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
101.16
*10L8
*98.25
98.27
*98.26
98.28
*98.28
98.30
*98.31
99.1
*99
99.2
1958
*98.8
98.10
*98.8
98.10
*98.11
98.13
*98.15
98.17
*98.15
98.17
1961
Treasury 2'As
100.4
-
100.22
*96
96.4
*95.30
96.2
*96
96.4
*96.8
96.12
*96.4
96.8
*93.14
93.18
*93.10
93.14
.*93.14
93.18
*93.22
93.26
*93.18
93.22
*95.6
95.10
*95.2
95.6
995.6
95.10
*95.12
95.16
*.4.8
94.12
1962-1967
:
Treasury 2'As
Aug
15
1963
Treasury 2Vas
..1963-1968
Treasury 2'/as
June 1964-1969
Treasury 2'/as
Dec 1964-1969
Treasury 2'/2s
1965-1970
■"
*.
1
*92.18
92.22
*92.20
92.24
*92.28
93
*92.24
*92 8
92.12
*92.4
92.8
*92,6
92.10
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92.18
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92.14
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92.10
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92.6
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92.8
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92.16
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92.10
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22.3
92.2
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92.6
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92.12
„;*92.4
92.8
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92.10
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92.24
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.
92.28
8
95.14 Mar
8
______June 1967-1972
*92.4
92.8
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92.4
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92.10
*92.6
Sept 1967-1972
92.8
*91.26
91.30
92
*92.2
92.6
•91.30
92.2
_9
*92.4
95.11 Mar
Treasury 2'/as
—Dec 1967-1972
*92.2
92.6
*91.28
92
*91.28
92
*92.4
92.8
*92
*97.22
97.26
*97.22
97.26
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97.28
*97.28
98
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98
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98.9
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98.10
*98.10
98.12
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98.16
*98.14
96.28
*96.28
96.30
*96.29
96.31
*97
97.2
*97.3
97.5
95.2
June 15
1958
Sept 1956-1959
Treasury 2Vis
June 1959-1962
Treasury 2'As
Dec 1959-1962
Treasury 2'/8s
International
Nov
Bank
Reconstruction
13
99.10 Feb
14
2
99.12 Jan
10
Sep
98.20 Aug
Jan
102.8
17
5
97.20 Mar 12
6
16
Aug
99.28 Jan
101.16 Feb
&
1960
92.4
~
___
___
94.30
*94.24
94.28
*94.26
94.30
*95.4
95.8
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94.28
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94.26
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94.28
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95.6
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95
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95.26
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95.22
*95.22
95.26
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96
*95.24
95.28
*91.16
92.8
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Development
92.8
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92.8
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92.8
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92.8
Mar
1
1.976
*90
90.24
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90.24
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90.24
*90.8
91
*90.8
91
Oct
1
1981
*93
93.24
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93.24
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93.24
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93.24
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93.24
95
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25-year 3s
30-year 3'As
24
15
*92
for
25-year 3s
93
.
'
98.16
*96.26
I—
92.4
—1957-1959
Treasury 2Vis
97
___
___
92.6-
Treasury 2'As
*91.28
Apr"~6
1966-1971
:s
Treasury 2%s
96.28 Oct
—
.,
Treasury 2%s
93.21
„_
92.6
*92.20
~
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'/2s
95.14 Mar
Oct~13
96.2
7
94.29 Sep
.
1972
•
102.4
.Jan 26
102.16 Jun
27
101.16 Jan
9
101.16 Jan
9
23-year 3%s
May 15
1975
*94
95
*94
95
*94
95
*94.8
95
*94.8
102
Sep
1
103.24 May 25
102.16 Jan
17
102.16 Jan
17
19-year 3Vis
Oct
15
1971
*96.16
97.8
*96.16
97.8
*96.16
97.8
*96.24
97.8
*96.24
97.8
102.28 Nov
16
103.4
24
15-year 3'/2s
Jan
1
104
Jan
100.8
25
May 16
Feb
J
_
1969
*96.16
97.8
*96.16
97.8
*96.16
97.8
*96.24
97.16
*96.24
97.16
1959
5-year 2'/2s
*97.16
98.8
*97.16
98.8
*97.16
98.8
*97.24
98.16
*97.24
98.16
1957
*98.24
99.24
*98.24
99.24
*98.24
99.24
*98.24
99.24
*98.24
Serial bonds of 1950
2s
due
Feb
15
99.24
2s
and
lot
asked
price.
transactions,
sales
transacted
sale,
No
Cash
e
r
this
Registered
day.
flThis issue
transactions.
bond
1958
*97.8
98.8
*97.8
98.8
*97.8
98.8
*97.8
98.8
*97.8
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NEW
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STOCK
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1979
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91
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92
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97
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1961
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98%
99
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debentures
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131%
142
98%
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Jan-July
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3%s
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396
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98%
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104
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—
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101
92%
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debentures
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Mar-Sepl
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A
—
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mortgage 3s series A 1978
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102%
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107%
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17
139%
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108
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91
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92
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&
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96
23
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104
of New York—
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94
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98
88
99%
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1976_Mar-8ept
debentures 1961
May-Noc
Co
mortgage
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debentures
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I
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fund debentures 1999
sinking
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3s
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82
89%
75
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...
series
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mortgage
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71
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1977
1983
98
120
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67
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99
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conv
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*__
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s
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series
conv
mortgage
2%s
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1979
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mortgage
3s
90%
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3%s
103%
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97
A
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99%
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97%
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85
*—
debentures
102 '/2
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1986
series
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1984
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first
1st mortgage 3'As
1st mortgage 3%s
107 %
45
95%
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subordinated
1st
97%
95%
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debentures
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bi.
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91
102
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3%s
96%
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__
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3s
101%
69%
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1st mortgage 2%s
1980
1st,
96%
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Gas System Inc— -!>■
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&
3 %s
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83'A
97
101
92
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St Louis Division first coll trust 4s
1990_May-2Vow
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First lAortgage 3s
1982
—June-Dec
First
ref
Duquesne
92
95
—
__
__
June-Deo
June-Deo
B
91%
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Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4%s 1961
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B
103'A
91%
June-Dec
1993
series
96%
*89%
April-Oct
City Ice & Fuel 2%s debentures 1966
City Investing Co 4s debentures 1961
Cleveland
90%
*99%
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f
s
100
1
*—
1969—Feb-Aug
Feb-Auy
1970
3s
103%
1979_Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1976
K
(conv from Oct
ref 2%s ser
Detroit
El
gtd
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debentures
1960
100
*—
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mortgage
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100
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Cincinnati Union Terminal—
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98
101
97
5
73
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May-Nov
1985
1969
3%s deben 1971
&
series
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ser
ser
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conv
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1982
A
ser
2%s
debentures
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69%
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3%s
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4Vis
refffttd
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Gen
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Jan
and
116
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3Vbs
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mortgage (3% fixed
1%
contingent interest)
1993
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90
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
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1994_Jan-July
mortgage
95
97%
*90%
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(4%%
contingent interest) 2018
& Salt Lake—
'
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May 1 3043.
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(3% fixed
1% contingent interest)
1993
95%
2003
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4-6s
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Low
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mtge & coll tr 3%s 1984
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
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trust
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division
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May
1st
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conv
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series O
1993
103%-
RR—
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A
ser
3s series B
mortgage
&
5s
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mo*
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1st mtge & coll tr 4%s ser B
1980
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973
First mortgage and coll trust 3%s
106
112
bova
—
84%
66%
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1994—
series
Jan
A
ser
A
4%s inc
increased
debs
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series
mortgage
conv
inc
4s
Western
mortgage and coll trust 2%s
mtge & coll trust 2%s 1980
__:
'107
Jan-July
2038
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific
General
&
Jan-JuZy
May-Nov
1903
Denver
May-Nov
May-Nov
May-Nov
1988
1
series
inc
refund
mortgage
&
Friday'*
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Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
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April-Oct
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April
2054
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
Chicago Great Western 4s ser A
AGeneral
1808
extended
Lackawanna
and
or
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5s
conv
series
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RR—
mortgage inc
debentures
103
106
106
100% 101
Mar-Sept
Eastern
AGeneral
99
107
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refunding mortgage 3%s 1985—Feb-Aug
1970—Feb-Aug
ref mtge 3s 1990
Feb-Aug
&
2%s
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First
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1958
Co
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101%
98
and refunding mortgage 27/as
1st
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101
100
94%
and
First
&
Delaware
98%
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Bale Prtee
Week's Range
Last
Period
Low
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92%
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consol gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
consolidated
Interest
Exchange
debentures 1977
Delaware & Hudson 4s
67
89%
112
99%
R &
4s
Deere
88
55 Va
4
98
112
Refund
General
96%
100
94%
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89%
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Jan-July
impt M 3Vis series D 1996__May-ZVop
and impt M 3%s series E 1996
Feb-Aug
A
74%
56%
97
Ry—
1992
Friday
New York Stock
Morris
Feb-Aug
1965
5
1
High
90j/4
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and
Refund
Low
,
89%
89%
Feb-Autf
1931
Ohio
No.
——
56
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1968
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debentures
&
May
April-Oct
1974
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Jan-July
1974
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Bold
90
May
2020
1987
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series
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OCTOBER
3%s
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Ry Co—
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3%s
series B
Power
First and refund
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1995
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4%s series A Jan 1 2020
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5s
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88%
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99
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88
147
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YORK
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Low
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Consol
1st
3'As
mtge
f
1980
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1st
mortgage
1st
3.65s
subord
I
series
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conv
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&
debs
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102'
—
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101 '/a
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New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
105
New
'96 Vi
Orleans
New
98'/2
93
York
85
98 '%
85
100
85
2
5
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100
149%
97
97
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16
98'/i
98'/4
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87
94
94
94
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Jan-July
_
100
Lake
98%
100%
96%
100%
1st mortgage 33As
mortgage
96 %
Afar-Sept
Franklin
Jersey Central
&
Power
Manufacturing
Kansas
1st
City
1st
Power
4s
1959—June-Dec
98
Light
2%s
1976—Afar-Sept
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87
debs
1975
Afar-Sept
10
98
84
100 %
98 Vi
1976
1973
N
94%
1961
1961—______
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1997
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fund
101 Vi
1968—i
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Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4Vis 1961—Jan-July
Stamped 1961
:
Jan-July
unguaranteed
gold
mortgage
85
*87
1st
4Vis
104'%
93
e
Jan-July
income
Mortgage
100'/4
103
Kansas
Plain
collateral
registered
87
88'%
>80
-April-Oct
June-Dec
1990
Light 2%s
2%s
mortgage
100%
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*80
____ApriZ-Oct
1997
1997-i-.—
registered
Shore
First
mtge 4s
&
High
150
River RR-—
Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
Y & Harlem gold 3'%s 2000
K
Mich
1980
6s
Hudson
N Y
93
N
Kanawha &
&
Mortgage
Clear 1st
&
1
Low
Co-
4'%s
100
98
3%s
Ian.
No.
May-Noc
First
Jan-July
Jan-July
1978
N
Joy
t
__
York Chicago & St Lcais—
Refunding mortgage 3'As series E 1980—June-Dec
j
Jamestown
Bange Since
Bold
New
1977
1980
3s
Bonds
High
87%
*93%
__
Jan-July
1986—Feb-Aug
_Mar-Sepf
1977
Michigan Cent collateral gold
3'%s registered 1998
104%
99
Friday's
101% 101%
87'%
1988
mortgage 3'%s
3'%s
101 '/2
92 '/2
20.
3'/8s
3%8
RR
trust
Y Central
3'%s
1972—Afap-Nov
Terminal
Central
General
177%
Corp—
5s B
Telephone
Consolidated 4s series A 1998
Feb-Aug
Refunding & impt 4'%s series A 2013—April-Oct
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
—April-Oct
IOIV2
99 >A
__
*95
1982
Bell
Jersey
101%
Afap-Nov
April-OcZ
Afar-Sept
debentures 1974
New
Interstate Power Co—
1st
debentures
1961
101'%
4
97 Vi
*93Vi
103 %
1977
f debentures series A
s
97'%
100
—
*
Afar-Sept
——..Jan-July
1982
Inter Rys Central America 1st
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3%s
1.3s
100
guaranteed 4Vis series B
Collateral
mtge 3Vis series J 1981
3.20s
101
—
*
1986— June-Dec
Afar-Sept
C
imp 2 Vis series
debs 1972
3'As
Co
International
92
or
Bid & Asked
England Tel & Tel Co—
First
95%
Feb-Aup
Corp 6s 1948
Union Ry Co—
Steel
93 '%
*
Jan-July
1980
Steel
Indianapolis
Inland
92
84
101
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
_Mar-Sept
H 1989
ser
debentures
IAUseder
87
Sale Price
Low
3b
G
ser
1st mtge 3%s
s
6
May-Nov
May-Nou
May -Nov
3%s ser A 1979
mortgage 3%s ser B 1979
mortgage 3%s series C 1974
mortgage 3%s series F 1984
mortgage
Consol
3Vis
3s series B 1978
87
Last
Period
High
RR-
Central
Consol
1981—Jan-July
June-Dec
Week's Range
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
1
New
2%s series A
Bell Telephone
RECORD
BONDS
Slnee
Range
Sold
I
Illinois
BOND
Friday
Friday's
or
Monday, October 8, 1956
OCTOBER 5
ENDED
Week's Range
Friday
...
1971
2%s 1967
refunding 2%s 1974
refunding 2%s 1981
refunding 2%s 1978
refunding 3y4s 1982
ref mtge 3y8s 1983—
ref mtge 3 y8s 1985
0
June-Dec
May-Now
May-No»
91
89%
91
0
91
92'%
88%
97%
91
98%
—
90%
96%
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84
June-Dec
84
84
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
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91
91
95'A
0
99%
94
103%
0
94
92%
101 Va
91
101
June-Dec
April-Oct
0
90%
—
—
94
Number 5575
Volume 184
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1501)
NEW YORK STOCK
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
guaranteed
4s
G
ser
guaranteed 4%b
ser
I
Consolidated
guaranteed 4 Vis
ser
J
Jan.
94
11
92
93
1
93
100%
89
90%
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Feb-Aug
Low
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—
5s series A..1970
June-Dec
General mortgage
5s series B
April-Oct
1975
101 % 101 Vb
100
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Ocf
Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964
May-Nov
Consolidation Coal 3Vis 1965—Jan-JuZy
First
general
First
series
5s
B
general
First
3Vis
4'/2s series D
Pipe
Line
First
mortgage
First
27/8s
debentures
and
refunding
1977
1st
debentures
and
3 Vis
refunding
New
102
98
and
refund
M
and
refund
M
Texas
98
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94
89
100 »/a
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3
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94%
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96
96
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99
Jan-July
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93
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104
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-
98
5
79
SADirect
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SAConsol
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mtge
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6s
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117'/a
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175'/a
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186
147%
147%
160'4
148
159
mortgage
3 Vis series J
3s
1st mortgage
4s
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4s
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inc
B
gold
*
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1997
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A
2022
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2006
Duluth
&
Bt Paul Union
first
Paper
Beaboard
1st
mtge
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Line
Air
Beagram (Jos E)
Shell
lASiemens
Sinclair
Bkelly
Halske
&
Oil
Corp
2Vis
Oil
Bouth
&
Bouthern
Bell
2%s
RR
2%s
debentures
Bouthern
3Vis
Bouthern Indiana
Pacific
First 4%s
Gold
San Fran
Bouthern
First
Term
Pacific
*92
Orleans
3%s
&
3%s
Joint
ASpokane
3
4
86%
134%
63
Coil
Standard
Oil
Standard
Sunray
a
Co—
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Feb-Aug
95%
96%
86%
__
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84%
84%
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93'A
104%
—
107 Va
87'A
Corp.
96%
80%
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97 Va
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105%
96% S 4'A
98 Vb
96
101 %
98
98
103%
105%
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97'4
96
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98%
97'4
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105%
96
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1972
88 »A
99
91
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103%
90'4
97
*_4'
88
88
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90
89%
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series
1947
A
series
90
148'4
149
149
149
Jan-July
168
163
149
June-Dec
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161
163'A
June-Dec
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145
147
1951—June-Dec
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164
164
..June-Dec
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1951
1951
A
143
83'4
102% 105'A
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147
86%
81%
10
496
83'4
Jan-July
of America—
subord
debentures
June-Dec
1969
subord debs 1976
RR
consol
1957
May-Nov
and
RR
Co—
Co
first
RR
3
79
78
2
89%
98'4
102% 104%
27
90%
104%
4s
guaranteed
94
95 %
76
94
106'4
Wilson
100%
Winston-Salem
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--
98
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Jan,-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
85%
71%
71 %
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0=
9 4'A
95
&
Co
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116
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conv
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98
90
87 Vi
81 %
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148%
35
84%
92%
89
96%
87 '/a
89
Jan-July
91%
91%
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100% 100 %
4
1973
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debentures
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1966
100 %
97
f
c'.ebs
103%
97 fa
104'4
62%
48
62
98'A
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101
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249
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94
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95
95
105
108%
94
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April-Oct
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Jan-July
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116%
98
98
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100%
101%
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102%
Co
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2%s
3
75
,
74
a
1979———-----Mar-Sept
1971—-——Jan-July
81
91
—
94
92
92
91
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83
73
75
75
101
y
Light & Power 2%s 1976.Jan-July
Electric
Deferred
delivery
sale
~
—
—
—
—
.
not
_
104'/a
93%
93
64
97'4
32
38
.
included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale not
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n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range,
r Cash salt
not included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Eeotion 77 M
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
a
100
5
629
1971—May-Nov
23/8s
99 %
82 %
81%
182
63
1
98
93'4
126% 132 5a
June-Dec
1982
conv
84%
97 %
__
2013___—April
4%s
gold
5s
3Vis
10
RR
*
—
84%
64 %
4s series A
mortgage
Yonkers
84 V'B
99'A
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As
—-
April-dcf
May-Nov
1985
S
s
mortgage 3s 1958
B first 4s 1960
Central
mtge
First
110
Jan-July
first
3%s
103'/2
.
~
Jan-July
"97%
63
2004
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4%s inc ser A Jan 1 2029-——-May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976—_—June-Dec
1st
i/2
92'A
97 V8
98%
98'A
88
97%
97
97%
Corp
Corp
67'/.
88
15
99
„
.
98%
—.—
87%
*89%
Electric
87
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98%
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96'4
1984
87
*-
65
63%
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99
Jan-July
Jan-July
2361
95%
1996
debs
*58
May
debentures
Income
Wisconsin
2%s
104%
ref
first
Shore
V
81'4
—_Feb-Nov
1976—May-Nov
3'As
debentures
conv
"
108
Whirlpool-Seeger
1986.,
F
i
80'a
106'/a
A '75__June-Dec
ser
E
,
89 Va
97%
135%
98
96
101%
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—
■
103
84%
4
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79
94
83 Vb
80
100
3
85'A °
84%
89 %
99%
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3%s
100% 100 %
107%
81'4
98 %
122'A
103%
102
93
100'A
107%
_
99%
51
98%
April
1991—April
mtge
Westinghouse
119%
80
124%
123
95'/a
98'/a
—
98
*93
1981
series A Jan
4s income
Mar-Sept
*.—V
98%
-
_
1973—April-Oct
107%
109%
100%
86
5
86
a
97%
1977
A
86
mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
63 %
5s
94%
248
104%
100%
Co—
Power
refund
166'A
102'A
—
registered 2361
—:
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969— April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
Apr-Oct
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
Jan-July
93%
89%
109% 111%
119
__
105'A
Mar-Sept
gtd 4s series B
76
%
1973—June-Dec
conv
series
37/8s
97%
91%
98%
96
98% 100
110
Jan-July
Jon-July
4%s
first
91%
1
99%
90
__
__May-Nov
27/8s
81%
2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§ A 1st mortgage 6s ser A 1953
—Jan-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3V4S series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
——Jan-juiy
3%s conv debs 1975
—May-Nov
1970
series
Products
101%
100
—
91%
4s
99%
84 Vs
1
-
West
98'A
86%
33
—
*88
163
127
Co—
(Indiana)
Chemical
Oil
94%
Co—
(N J) debentures
debentures 1974
Stauffer
131
134
100%
Telegraph
Oil
2%s
102
92%
87%
April-Oci
1983
Internal
Standard
93%
gtd gold 3'4s 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970i.
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'4s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nev
West Penn
Electric 3%s
1974
May-Nov
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
Jan-July
Northeastern RR—
debentures
*91
....May-Nov
May-Nov
Co
Tel
3%s
fund mtge series C
Corp
conv
Warren
93'A
93 »A
99%
92%
86%
1977
Bell
assented
Walworth
93
87%
mortgage 2Vis series G 1961
Bouthern Ry
first consol gold 5s 1994
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996—
New
4
92%
First
Southwestern
100
94
81'4
income 4%s series B Jan
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
100 '/4
92
1963J
5s
&
1st mtge
mortgage
96
90'A
w
94%
*90
Jan-July
27/8s
2%s
A
assented
Gen mtge
87
92
87
..June-Dec
—
RR
87%
Corp—
series
conv
Wabash
113
100
978
Co—
Mortgage
First
gtd
Edison
1981_
95%
*—
_Aprll-Ocf
99%
93
95
102%
100
t
1969-.
4%s
3
5
91%
100%
98
101
>100
102%
Jan-July
.Jan-July
1965
debentures
Gas
96'A
87%*
—Jan-July
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C
Mar-Sepi
1983
(Oregon Lines)
4'4s
Gold
107
*93
Ry 2%s 1994
Bouthern Natural
Bouthern
1951
1985
California
114
95
87
1987
convertible
97 %
April-Oct
1979
debentures
73 %
April-Oct
1971
1976
Telephone
debentures
3s
97
17
June-Dec
>,%s
Ala
North
103%
96'A
*90'A
1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & Refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 3'As ser J 1982
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
First consolidated 5s 1958
April-Oct
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
101%
97%
Mar-Sepi
June-Dec
f debs 1982—
6%s
Oil
%
70
May-Nov
3'As conv
debentures
Boccny-Vacuum
87
100 %
92
100
"90
__
Mar-Sept
1980
s
97
95
--
91%
fund
sinking
Gen
debentures
2%s
2
95%
87%
96'A
First and refund mtge 3s series F
72
97'4
April-Ocf
15
100
—
70%
1989—May-Nov
1971
1974
Oil
trust
First
101
87
35
88 Vi
*
72
"95
1977
Line 3.20s
Union
90
*90
& Sons 2%s 1966
debentures
3s
Service Pipe
100
_Mar-Sept
89%
Co—
series B
3s
debentures
f
s
RR
95%
95%
'95'A
v
95
91
88
May
Mar-Sep
1968_Juue-Dec
4s
1st gtd 4s
debentures
conv
87
1989-Pan-July
3Vis B 1971
Depot
3s
90
,83%
a
»9l
—May-Nov
gold
cons
Sqjoto V & New England
Bcott
101%
1991-_Mar-Sept
-April-Oct
1966- -April-Oct
1972
Virginia Electric &
83 3
Mar-Nov
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
Paul
2%s
sinking fund mtge series A
3'/aS
93
'90%
33
Jan-July
8t Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond certificates 1989
Bt
39%
95%
97%
2
1977
Works
debs
Vanadium
99%
94
94
Ry Co—
A
ser
Mar-Sepf
1996.Jan-July
5s
April-Oci
4Vis ser
1980-
ser
debs
income
1971
1st
series A
mtge
1st
5s
91'4
May-Nov
June-Deo
3'As assented series C 195^1
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968
103'
Mar-Sept
1969
.
Francisco
Bt Louis-San
73 Ve
25%
6
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1973
debs
f
s
America
of
debs
Steel
Vandalia
ly96
6s
f
4'As
series A
Adirond'k
&
gold
80
395
89
June-Dec
;
1976
coll
&
sinking
6%s
s
Lawrence
95'4
90
38
89
Corp—
mortgage 4 Vis series D 1977
Second
mtge
3'As
157'A
General
Bt
1980
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
6V2S
186
-155
General
Baguenay Power
89
89%
37
1971—May-Nov
2%s debentures 1967
161%
Feb-Aug
2%s
tr
Co
s
175%
161%
April-Oct
3%s
Corp 2%s 1970
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971—
6 %s
May-Nov
1953
Electric
104%
89%
89
April-Oct
Gas
United
*156
"44-.
98 %
96
51
99'A.
135%
37%
May-Nov
4'As
Car
Biscuit
3'As
1955
6s
&
198o
debentures 1973
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
100
95
........May-Nov
1952
coll
&
3%s
86
95
99%
85
130
Co—
of Missouri
debentures
1st
825
81%
*9!"
__
Jan-July
Jan-July
1946
Oil
1968
debentures
3%s
1st
fund mortgage 1946
assented
98%
99
ref and Impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
Co
■4%s
104
~2
125
Cent
Tank
United
'98
93
1
102
89'/a
96
85
85
June-Dec
1974
mtge 3'As 1982
Oil of California 2%s debs 1970
Union
Rheinelbe Union—
sinking
3%s
mtge
1st
Radio Corp of America 3Vis conv 1980—June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds <R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Ocf
Rheem Mfg Co 37/8s debs 1975
Feb-Aug
3 Vis
ser
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C
96%
R
7s
*88
1970~April-Oct
1990—April-Oct
June-Dec
E 1985—Jan-July
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_Apri2-Oct
2%s
94%
97
95'4
51
97
Pacific—
debentures
f
95
90
88%
Union Pacific RR—
96%
a
Apr-Ocf
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct mtge 7s
1950
3%s
Orleans
Associated
debentures
Union
138%
208
91
*91
a
3_
8'A
114%
100
2
100
95%
C
1st
102'4
96
130
205
1983—April-Ocf
1964
series
5s 2000
1st
100%
94
130'A
0
June-Dec
debentures
New
Electric
First
mortgage
99
100%
Q
Oats
of
Ohio
United
Quaker
M
Tri-Continental
100
100
94%
94%
93
U
—
May-Nov
mortgage 3Vis
3%s
gold
refund
and
Water
3s
1975
100
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91%
94%
97
3'As series B
first
Pacific-Missouri
Tol &
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y.
97%
98 »4
—
t A Third Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960—Jan-July
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
April-Oct
104%
102
96
100%
Pin*
30
98
Orleans RR—
& Pacific
General
Co—
1972
debentures
:.
33
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
May-Nov
8s 2037__June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979_.7une-Dec
3%s
101
94%
—
1
Low
Assn of St Louis—
First
Texas
3%s
«.
a
First and refunding mortgage 3Vis 1968—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First
108
Jan.
No.
May -Nov
1973
First
93
101
95
5
•'
13
—Mar-Sep*
I
1963
*100
April-Oct
Gas
110
86
—
June-Dec
1977
1970
1984
&
96
■
—
Sold
*__
98'A
.....Jan-July
Jan-July
197.2
impt M 4s series C 2019—__Jan-Jufy
impt 2%s series D 1985
April-Oc*
Corp 3s debentures 1965
May-Nov
Texas &
^.June-Dec
mtge 3Vis
1983
Electric
95'A
Feb-Aug
1st
3s
mortgage
Service
100
"l
Range Since
Bonds
Hioh
'*
and
100
96'4
Range
Friday's
and
Term
1986
Power
Refund
Refund
Terminal RR
108%
5
debentures
debentures
106
100
•-
or
Bid & Asked
100'4
Ry—
1974
2%s
Potomac Elec
Public
C
debentuies
f
s
series
—.
96'4
Mar-Sept
1962
5s
~~
April-Oct
.
Ashtabula
general
Plantation
3s
&
2%s
2%s
106 %
1
86
*98%
Pittsburgh
Co
102%
2
100
86
86
Pittsb
Youngstown
&
Texas
General mortgage
Pittsburgh
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Swift
104
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st mtge 37/eS series A 1984
99
100
—
Bale Priee
Low
103
104'4
*101
Last
Period
,
High
101 'A
—.
*101
™
Week's
Interest
BONDS
93 Vi
No.
*83
1963—Feb-Aug
1964_Maz/-Nov
RECORD
5
New York Stock Exchange
1
~~
1960
H
ser
BOND
OCTOBER
Since
Range
Sold
93
1957—May-Nov
guaranteed 4s
Consolidated
ENDED
Friday
Bonds
High
99'/»
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry
Consolidated
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Loin
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
Feb-Aue
Plllsbury Mills Inc 3 Vis s 1 debs 1972
June-Dec
Plttsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996__June-Dec
Consolidated
EXCHANGE
FOR WEEK
Week's
96 %
ABonds
selling
'
flat.
■
,
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Oct. 1, 1956, and ending Friday, Oct. 5.
It is compiled from the report of
the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year. *
—■
I
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
OCTOBER
5
T
r
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Petroleum
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire
Consol
Adam
Aero
Supply
Agnew
Products
Inc_
~
"o-
5 %
9%
—
Industries' Inc
Inc
footnotes
<N
-
page
-1
-
Shares
9%
1
33.
6V
—
Sep
Par
High
5%
Aug
Air
Ajax
Way
Industries
6%
Apr
300
27%
Oct
31
Feb
Alabama
7%
8
700
7%
Sep
10% Mar
Alabama
Great
1%
Oct
37«
Jan
Alabama
Power
7%
Apr
8%
Jan
Alan
10'A
Jan
1
7b
2%
4,300
.
_
ii
6.%
7'4
1,700
6
May
y
Jan
9%. Sep
13% Mar
Gas
Wood
5r'<
Alaska
Inc
Ltd
Petroleums
1.400
28
2 %
-4-
5
4%
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Sin<y» Jan. 1
Low
1.200
27%
-
8%
5%
4
3
Ail lines
of
Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Uinh
Low
6%
6'4 Mar
7'4
4.830
%
33 »A
lit
lil
2
34%
35%
2.700
1—_—50
preferred—-100
—r10
preferred
—100
Co__
Inc
for Week
Range
50c
4 20%
Steel
cumulative
Week'*
4.030
Corp
Southern
ndaj
Last
STOCKS
High
*
common
J)
see
4%
7%
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Associates
.
Prices
ol
Low
1
1
...
„10
common-—
Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth
Air
Co
Corp class A
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen
f
rveek'a
nuaj
Last
—
1
171'/a 172
60
l'/a
May
37%
Jan
162
59
High
9%
Feb
182
Jun
Sep
Jan
May
96
96
x96
Sep
103%
27
28'A
730
27
Oct
3034
Sep
87
87
100
87
Sep
89 »A
Sep
7,000
4
Oct
6%
Jan
4 "4
5'A
%
Feb
23
30
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1502)
...
Monday, October 8, 195G
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
'
BTOCKB
Week'*
Uit
AmtUu IU*k Knkuil
Bang*
dale Price
Mr
Allegheny Airlines
Fisher
&
Inc
1
;
Air
American
Inc
conv
88%
American
Manufacturing Co
6%
common
Fuel
Power
Oil
Co
Atlas
Oct
Ac
$43
30%
33
33
10
10%
61
Jan
Feb
300
27 %
100
27% Mar
Jan
7,800
8'A
Feb
34 %
33%
1,000
32%
Oct
41
34
225
31%
Oct
15
60,300
14
%
Oct
15
14%
14
14%
11%
4
2,400
13%
Sep
16%
4%
Feb
4%
11%
7,400
10%
800
6%
1,800
15
2%
14%
15
16%
24%
11%
5%
2%
300
13%
Feb
17
4%
4%
300
14% May
4% July
Coast
21%
|
20%
35%
6,600
27%
Jun
21%
8,100
18%
105
Jan
j
a
6%
7%
Apr
39%
22
15%
4,300
14
Jun
18
20 %
1,700
18% May
24
*j
'53 )!_•
8%
Feb
10%
1,900
2%
Oct
5%
2%
3,200
2'A May
3%
4%
6,700
3% Aug
5%
Clayton
101
101
80
1'%
100
46
48%
~
26
28%
5,000
1%
800
101 %
Sep
107
1 % July
28
I
43 %
Feb
Apr
Coastal
Colon
Baker
Industries
Ac
42
May
3%
3%
19,600
3%
Sep
10%
10%
2,400
9%
Feb
6'A
3,900
4%
Sep
3%
3%
3%
600
3 %
Jun
Sep
Sep
16%
200
14
Jun
17%
42 %
43
300
37
Feb
Banco
de
3%
5^
3%
los Andes—
American
Oil
~
Barcelona Tr Light Ac Power
Barium Steel Corp
Ltd"
20c
,
HIIIIsoc
Beau-Brummell
Ties common
Beck (AS) Shoe
Corp
Bellanca Corporation
Instrument
Watch
Blumenthal
(S)
C)
Ac
Co
II—1
commonl—IIIIl
%
—5
Inc
ord—•
Pwr
•
dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord reg
Celanese Ltd—
dep
Co
rets
Company
ord
Co
S
F
60c
convertible
serial
rets
P)
67B
Ac
8 Vb
8%
600
8%
13 %
850
10%
Feb
S%
500
6%
Feb
ord
Son
shares.
800
1%
Jun
2%
Jan
6%
Apr
Aug
8
Jan
Calvan
preferred
Consol
Camden
Fire
15,500
Campbell
Canada
51 %
Apr
May
7%
Jan
Jun
7%
Jan
3%
Jan
n»
200
1%
Sep
43'A
300
36%
Jan
51
Aug
17%
19'A
65,5Q0
13%
Jan
18%
25%
Jun
20%
12,000
17%
Jan
24%
20%
21%
Apr
400
17%
7%
Jan
24%
Aug
7%
Jan
11
900
10%
Oct
3%
3%
300
3%
Sep
8%
8%
500
7%
Jan
9%
9%
400
9'A
Sep
11% May
~8%
9%
Jan
8%
U
Feb
100
10%
Jun
14
3
4'A
300
17
1,300
16%
Oct
16%
17%
1,500
16%
Sep
%
T.r
26,800
%
Jan
4%
4%
700
4%
Jun
%
1,100
10,500
7 50
I
1%
42,200
4%
300
25
27
6,000
3%
3%
3%
2,700
14%
14%
14%
5,900
2%
July
Feb
17% Mar
34
Apr
4% Mar
13%
Feb
4% July
9%
Feb
4% Aug
19% Aug
20 % Mar
1 % May
6
July
6% Jan
4% May
14% May
1
footnotes
see
page
33.
1,300
37%
Jan
12
1,400
6%
Jan
14 %
Jun
13%
Feb
16% Mar
Feb
25% July
23%
23
6%
25
23'/a
1,000
8%
8%
200
Jun
Oct
22
7%
Sep
5%
5%
700
4%
Apr
7%
7%
7%
4,800
7%
Oct
30%
27%
31
21
3,700
v;
10% Jan
6% Mav
10 % May
Jan
12%
Feb
32% July
16% July
29
Oct
37"%
11
11
11
400
II
Oct
12 %
12%
700
~7%
10% Feb
7%
.—1
5%
7%
5%
2,000
5%
—_10c
5%
5%
6
5,200
10c
1%
1%
1%
9,000
41%
*
1
i
x7%
7
6
Sep
6%
Jan
7%
Sep
Jun
2%
Jan
44 %
7
Oct
7%
16% Aug
15 % Sep
*
"
5o
%
5
15%
15%
100
5%
5%
700
5,000
%
14%
—1
Oct
17% Mar
17
Jan
Sep
% May
Jan
17
Mar
11% Sep
5%
14% May
18%
—*
1.50
8 %
1%
1,500
•
:
Jan
40% Julv
250
7%
Apr
Aug
5% May
3% Jan
500
42
Jan
13%
15 %
21
Aug
Mar
5% July
8%
4
*
5
84'/a
88
1
1
5%
5%
5%
8
8
8
4
A
partic
common
Tobacco
Ifl
Jan
4
400
A Oct
5%
Jan
6.900
66%
Jan
93 %
Sep
3,300
5%
Oct
800
iff
7Vs
Jun
9% Apr
10% Mar
900
Jan
28
25%
16%
24%
Jun
12
~2%
30%
%
1,900
?%
Jllri
12%
13%
1,750
12%
Oct
19
16
Aug
18%
16%
17%
Aug
Jan
3%-Mar
Mar
16%
50
50c
5%
5%
5%
23,300
2%
Jan
5
17%
17%
18%
4,000
13%
Jan
19%
42%
40
42%
70
40
Sep
51 % Mar
2%
36,000
2.50
Oil Co
Sugar
4
*
24%
5
(Md)
"A"
r>.
87%
reg)—£1
common
common
/ac
2%
2%
1%
Apr
9% Julv
Feb
Sep
4
July
8% May
47%
5V«
48
5
100
l's
2.50
4
Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co (Mo)
10%
10%
1,000
1
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Davidson
Brothers
Gray Iron Foundry
Ac
Manufacturing
Devon-Leduc Oils
Co
(The) Corp
Dome Exploration Ltd
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Steel
Tar
Textile
Oct
8%
~1%
1%
1%
2,100
2%
x34%
X34%
5%
5%
800
32%
33%
800
26% Feb
13
5%
13%
600
35
35
5%
16%
3
1%
1%
12,800
16 %
2,600
16
300
1,400
14%
A
14%
9
Apr
3% Mac
lfg Jan
July
2
A Aug
19
16
Aug
Jan
18
Apr
10
Aug
19% May
17% Jan
23
Mar
25
July
18% July
100
17 %
17%
200
38%
33 %
25
4%
5 %
2,600
33%
7%
55
63
23
52
22%
23
9%
Jan
Sep
8% ijjan
20% Aug
12% Jan
34% Jan
4%
31
10
*
3%
Jan
600
32.§0
1
*
A Sep
Sep
7%
Driver
%
41 %
Jan
Aug
6% July
Jun
Jan
36 %
1.7J0
36%
800
21%
Jun
27%
Ja-i
7,200
10%
9%
Oct
T.4%
Jan
Jan4
60
Sep
DuMont (Allen B)
63
63
250
44
Jan
27%
Co
72 % Ma
28%
400
27
Sep
34% Mar
6%
5,900
5%
Sep
2%
2%
400
2%
Oct
4%
4%
1,000
4%
Oct
6%
7%
Duke Power Co
Jan
9%
Laboratories—
1
6%
:—10a
2%
Common
10
Jan
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy
(The)
Co
1
Hosiery class B common—.—•
Test Corp common
—1
Aug
Jan
55
Jun
17%
5%
21%
10%
4%
Feb
157
14%
7%
10
33%
Oct
Oct
May
200
20%
-1
Jan
Aug
Apr
8% Mar
6,800
A
•
•
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Harris
8%
•
Draper Corp common
Drilling Ac Exploration Co
19%
5
Jan
12%
9
Ltd
stock
Co
$2 preferred
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
Duval Sulphur At
47%
7
38
2% Jan
2
common
ord
Ltd
Co
Inc
Duro
67 % Mar
Aug
13
Ma"
Apr
36% Mar
Jan
147
3
1%
17
1% Aug
32 % Jun
5% Feb
*
Chemical
&
Feb
15
1974 Mar
% Mar
7
7.50
Coal
&
Dominion
Dominion
Jan
Feb
Sep
14
1,100
1
1
6s 8d
1
2.50
reg
Diversey
Dorr-Oliver
16%
350
7%
1
Inc
American dep rets ord
Dominion
1,000
14%
25o
Ltd
Club
6%
Sep
Jan
Ltdr-
2 %
3%
12%
7
1°0
Gasket
Detroit
(The)
16%
14%
l°c
35
50c
1
5
debentures
Detroit
Diners'
16%
14%
1
Inc.
Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common
Dempster Investment CO
Dennison Mfg class A common
Distillers
16%
2.50
Daitch Crystal Dairies Inc
Aug
Sep
13%
,
6% Aug
9% Mar
D
Dynamics
Corp
Potash Co
of
16%
America
1
6 %
16
16 %
150
34
*
36 %
1.500
6
6%
9,800
-
3%
Jan
Jan
Feb
16
Oct
24
Jan
33%
Feb
52%
Jun
6
Oct
8% Mar
Apr
Mar
6% July
26
26
250
25'A
Sep
30
16 %
18
May
30,300
16%
Oct
29
Mar
Eastern Gas
4%%
At Fuel
prior
Assn
common—10
$7
preferred
preferred
series
B
23%
27%
78
77
78
25
36
33
36
33%
35%
190
190
190
175
178
1
A
series
27%
100
preferred
Eastern Malleable Iron
Eastern States Corp
$6
For
1% July
900
26%
Ltd—
4%
60
17%
21,000
6%
25
Durham
1%
4%
1
l
5
7% Mar
5
%
Ltd
3
Sep
% May
16%
5%
_
8%
16%
3%
Co
Sep
16%
5%
Insurance.!
Co
Jan
42%
3%
Chilbougamau Mines Ltd.I
Bread
34%
1U
50
Gas
Sep
28% Aug
36% Mar
6 A
45%
3%
_-
Ac
9% Mar
30%
43
50
Oil
6
102
10%
1
2%
6% Aug
2% Mar
8% Jan
1,800
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc
Curtis
Sep
800
loc
81% July
Aug
„
Feb
Oct
Jan
4%
300
Atlantic
8% Mar
"5%
Power
10%
44%
500
8% Mar
c
Electric
10 %■ Feb
4,100
$1.12 preferred
Jan
25c
preferred
Mar
6"% Mar
15%
——
Co
May
26% Mar
26%
July
5
Oct
2,650
13%
American
26%
•
37
Sep
7% July
8% May
'
Jan
3%
5
30%
—
——
Internat'l
6
1,300
50c
16%
15%
Co.
Petroleum
4%
95%
IIII 12Vic
_
Varnish
Cent
300
23,400
1%
1,900
23% Apr
6 %
13%
Cuban
7
Aug
13% Aug
24% Feb
10C
,
10%
73
5%
Jan
17% Feb
1,600
13%
1.25
Inc
Inc
Cork
300
7%
1
9%
Jan
Aug
11
Cuban
600
3s 6d
Inc
30%
800
1
10 %
29
Corp
Industries
Drug
6%
6 %
9%
Jan
15%
Inc
Crown
6%
4%
Super Corp
$3.00
Lines
Crown
2
7'/b
8%
July
30%
Beverage Corp
6%
~6%
6
14%
A
3%
1
Publishing Co
Crowley Milner & Co
Jan
3,200
10,100
22
6%
13% May
10'A Aug
Jan
25%
Apr
"%
7%
A
7
2
12%
8%
Apr
2
26 %
Crystal Oil Ac Land Co common—---*
47
Jan
88
Jan
*
10
Ltd
preferred class A—
Curtis
7%
42%
Corp
A
Cuban
15"%
Feb
10
Crowell-Collier
Jan
Anr
Oct
75%
70
10% Mar
6%
2%
12%
1
B
Crown
1%
300
840
5%
1
Utilities
Gas
&
Courtaulds
Apr
5,100
10%
73
1
Uranium
Inc
6%
Machinery—
Air
Paint
6% Mar
12%
•
Co
An-
7% Mar
79%
1%
20%
2%
2,200
,
Electric Products common
Calgary Ac Edmonton
Corp Ltd
Calif Eastern Aviation
Inc..
$2.50
Stone
&
Oct
22%
•
25o
7%
2 50
10c
47%
12%
8%
30s
Aug
Mar
77
2%
79
8%
vtc
Mar
21
5%
3,800
8%
American dep receipts (ord
Petroleum common
Apr
1
-
Cable
California
Oils
Mar
10
Mar
43
„
100
•
95
16
.5
20
Mar
8% Sep
1,700
700
Co
Apr
83
Sep
Sep
83
8%
9
2,900
common
6
Apr
14% Aug
28
70
140
3%
Creole
19% Mar
6
44%
71%
70
5 %
Aviation As Engineering—1
1%
II
10
Byrd Oil Corporation common
6% convertible class A
C & C
51%
Sep
Sep
14%
10
II
Corp
dep
Jun
13%
25
preferred!—IIIIII.9
Burry Biscuit Corp
.
Feb
x45%
900
Feb
19%
50c
preferred
(J
25%
1,600
Sep
Jan
5
Commercial
$1
Jan
1
H
Bunker Hill (The)
Company
Burma Mines Ltd—
American
28,700
14%
6%
9%
Aug
Apr
4% Mar
24% Aug
3%
Electrodynamics
Cott
4'A July
5% Oct
17%
1
_
Die Ac Machine Co
Burroughs
4%
48 VB
33%
20%
1
~
Buffalo-Eclipse
3%
46 %
800
2 50
preferred
6%
Jan
1,400
i
Buckeye (The) Corp..
Budget Finance Plan common
Buell
Jan
5%
34%
—III
IIIIo
common
7%
2%
14 %
_7%
3%
500
4
11%
23%
Corroon & Reynolds common
12% July
600
34
6,200
22
10o
50c
Coro
26% Mar
1,100
Sep
4 %
12%
4%
12 %
50c
Class
Sep
3,600
34
£1
reg
common.
10%
5%
"7
12%
Sep
Sep
%
Diesel Electric Corp
Class
Jan
3%
5
Oct
3%
7%
Manufacturing—4
Corp
Jan
24 %
7%
5,200
5
Vtc ext to 1965
8%
•
common
Company
Sand
Continental
9% Mar
4% Aug
9"% Jan
14%
"7%
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
B
3%
14%
Aug
3 % Sep
Jan
4,100
3%
3%
voting—
;
non-voting—
Cornucopia Gold Mines
9%
__
£1
Distillers
4%
cumulative preferred
Brown Rubber Co
common
(E L)
Feb
16%
7%
3%
1
Continental
Sep
13%
Va
Ltd—
Forman
Bruce
3%
9
1,100
7 %
30%
Products
%
5% Mar
7% Mar
3%
5
17%
5%
■
10s
common
American
100
15% May
22
Apr
Apr
7%
4
20% Aug
18% July
10s
American dep rets ord
reg
British Columbia Power
Brown
12 %
"
3%
•
1%
10
Cooper-Jarrett Inc.——
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
6%
Co common
American Oil Co_
Brown
12%
r-
IIII*
Co
Petroleum
3,500
II~20c
Ac
Works
American Tobacco—
British
16 %
37,600
preferred.100
British
Amer
15%
«
British
Amer
16%
~~i
_
common
Manufacturing
British
Feb
class~AlIIIII~»
Brazilian Traction Light
Breeze Corp common
Brillo
Sep
5%
14 Vb
1
Bridgeport Gas
.5%
73,200
14
25
500
cumulative
Gear
1,600
8%
47%
common
Inc
Foote
3%
7
4 VB
Chemical Company Inc
Brad
Jun
6% Aug
11*6 Jan
2|&
14%
Inc
Co
prior
Bourjois
3
8%
j
Corp
Co
Inc common
Black Starr Ac Gorham
Blauner's common
Borne
2,600
Jun
6%
1
Bickford's
(H
13
—II—__IIIl
Telephone of Canada
Belock
Benrus
5%%
350
300
3%
8%
-
•
~~I""l
IIIIIIII
1
Incorporated
Basin Oil
Company
Bearings Inc_„-I
Bohack
15
16%
3
4% July
5 % May
20%
22
5
.
Continental
shares
Ltd
Basic
Bell
14%
i0
8% Jan
14 % Aug
16%
1
—
.
28,200
400
Sep
Sep
Apt
45%
113
A Au8
300
A
1
Cook
19'A
100
4 %
6%
A
Apr
Apr
13
Sep
5%
A
32
Aug
4 (8
4*;
3
Oct
35
July
1I£
Jan
109
10
Co.
Caribbean
Continental
46% Aug
18%
200
100
2
10
Mining Ac Smelt
Consolidated Royalty Oil..
Sep
6%
4%
16%
3
37
•
,
Consolidated
Jan
h
Corp
Banff
Coal
Consolidated
4% Mar
>__•
1
—
Consol
Jun
Apr
6
3%
35%
37
32
1% July
9%
*
10
Feb
26 %
•
Connelly Containers Inc
Aug
5
15%
6 %
18%
Baldwin Rubber common_
Baldwin Securities
5.50
Consol
1
I
£0
...
—1
————1
Lambert
Compo Shoe
%
Gas—
Inc
9,200
Co
Continental
Ac Selburn Oil
Class A
2,7«
27 %
23
1
Farm Equipment Co
Development ordinary
Colonial
B
Bailey
it
26%
1%
2
5
:
Cockshutt
Feb
61
Oct
10%
1
_
Ac
Jun
1% May
26
3%
Inc
Jan
1%
2%
1
Hosiery
Aluminum
Jan
Mining Ac
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Automatic Voting Machine
Ayshire Collieries Corp common
I %
Community Public Service
101%
1 %
47%
II_II
I_10o
5,700
Commodore Hotel Inc..
1
Corp option warrants
Plywood Corp
Devices Inc
i_
li!t
1
1
Manufacturing Co
Clinchfield
Sep
11%
10 pesos
7 % May
1
Corporation
Claussner
on
II
Co
Clary
Jan
3
4
Oct
Clark Controller Co
Apr
'
2%
4%
5%
10
City Auto Stamping
2%
2%
9,700
Mining—
Sep
Sep
11% May
19%
1
5%
100
Consolidated
Club
1
5%
Christiana Oil Corp
Feb
19%
lo
Products
Chief
108% Mar
14%
21
4%
5%
;
Jan
May
6%
Jan
—1
1
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet Ac Machine
12% July
110
15
2.50
paid
4,700
2%
preferred
Clarostat
_lSo
Corp
Steel
34%
May
Oct
Tel—
Line
Jan
8 %
4,300
2%
Jan
98%
4,200
3%
100
Jan
330
12,500
Jun
29%
6 %
13
Sep
2% Aug
6% Jan
3%
6%
10 %
24.% Mar
28%
2s 6d
& Co
43%
3 A
Charis Corp common
Charter Oil Co Ltd
16% May
1,000
98% 100
M)
Sep
Feb
28%
<5
3,200
34%
4 %
5%
Apr'
10%
99
3%
Chamberlin Co of America———-2.50
13
l
4
Oct
2
3%
4,600
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
10%
4
2%
3jij
Oct
19%
75
,'ii
7% Mar
Jan
5,300
19%
2
Jno
6% Sep
9 A Feu
6c
Power Ac Light 4% pfd
Century Electric Co common
Jun
41
19 %
July
30%
pfd—10
—
Central
Sep
7% May
5 A Mar
Maine Power Co—
3.50%
Feb
Oct
19% Mar
15,400
2fV
1
Minerals
Illinois Secur Corp..
Central
Jan
12%
partic
Jan
__
•
Conv preference $1.50 series
Apr
1,300
11%
Ltd
1%
37
Jan
Ltd—
(A
Central
Oct
%
_9%
•
10c
Corp of America——
_1
Corporation ———1
Central Explorers Ltd
1
Jan
28% May
33,300
_5%
6 %
Cenco
36% Jan
14%
4%
6%
Catalin
Aug
13'A July
32%
6%
dlv
Castle
700
2dJ/2
4%
common
American dep rets B ord
Carter (J W) Co common
Casco Products common.
Sep
33 % May
31%
5
Co class
arrear
Carreras
High
32
2
Carnation Co common.
Carolina Power Ac Light $5
pfd.
Jun
2%
13
dep
Tel
Automatic
46
15
100
!
Consolidated
Atlas
12
Jan
Range Sine* Jan. 1
High
31
5%
Ltd
Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter Ac Kennedy Inc
Jun
33%
warrants
Development
Audio
Sep
10%
4%% pfd
July 1 '53 Ac $41 on Dec 22
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
L
Atlas
9%
30%
13
Associated Oil As Gas Co
Atlantic
400
175
30%
Electric Industries
(ex
Feb
13% Jan
Jan
Petrofina
Williston
Share*
vtu.l
Canso Natural
38%
2%
rets reg
Associated Food Stores Inc
Associate Laundries of America—
A
26%
Apr
4.75
Equipment Corp
CI
May
10%
13%
6%
Corp
Armstrong Rubber
Associated
23
71
1
preferred
American
200
11% Jun
68
10%
2
Canadian
Canadian
Sep
25%
2%
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power <fc Light—
Aro
98%
700
6%
Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec
Associate
Oct
1
Co
Lta
Gas Ltd vtc_;
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc..
88
200
Oil
Aug
25%
2.40
Apex-Electric
4.72%
Sep
800
i
Angostura-Wupperman
Armour &
22 %
Atlantic
for Week
.—-20
Petroleums
Canal-Randolph Corp
12%
20o
shares
Arkansas
Sep
8% Mar
Jun
37
3
Company class A
18
Jun
550
5
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
9%
12% Mar
11%
33
_25o
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Anchor Post Products
Jan
36%
—5
Incorporated
Oil
1%
65%
2
preferred
Corp
Paper common
Jan
13'A
preierence——
Sale*
Range
of Prices
Low
•
common
Canadian Dredge Ac Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian Marconi
Aug
6%
Ltd
Canadian Canners Ltd
5% Feb
13
12%
1
5%
Sep
3% May
37
.25
A
7% Ma>
Co
southern
Canadian
Aug
Apr
pfd_25
class
Cana.ua
40
10%
20
com
400
1,000
46
•
Amurex
11
1%
1
AMI
23%
10%
10%
25
Co
90
10%
Co
American Thread
88
45%
American
Inc
23
1
American Maracaibo Co
American Tractor
American Writing
22 %
1
Co
Gas
8,400
6%
__1
Hard
American Natural
2,100
15
pfd
Laundry Machine
American Petrofina
American Seal-Kap
17%
23
Inc
American
Meter
500
16%
100
Rubber
11%
17%
23
•
(RI)
5%
American
•
11
100
common
Electronics
5%
Cement
bva'/e
Jan
Jan
3%
700
Jan
9%
12% Mar
1
common.
Filter
American Beverage
American Book Co
4
5
12,700
_5
f
preferred
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Ambrook Industries
3%
4
6 %
200
Last
Bale Price
Par
44%
31% Aug
6
Oct
Week'»
Friday
Aissrlcan Stock Kxekiift
High
Low
cap stock—I
cumulative
American
6%
5%
1
10
Products (Mich) common
Aluminum Co of America—
Industries
ENDED OCTOBER 5
STOCKS
1
common
Internat'l Investing
FOR WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6
6%
Allied
Aluminum
Low
RANGE
Week
Shares
—
Artists Pictures Corp
5%% convertible preferred
Allied Control Co Inc
$3.75
of Price*
10c
Allied
Allied
ror
Canada
Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
Amer
dep rets Amer shares—
All American Engineering Co
Aiiegnany Corp
warrants
Ailes
SslM
*
„
•
15%
Jan
3Q0
77
Oct
85%
Apr
200
31 %
Jan
39
Aug
30%i
16,100
.
2,500
28 V* July
Jun
47
Aug
25
185
Jan
213
Mar
50
168 %
Sep
197% Mar
Volume 184
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...
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week'«
Last
American Stock Exchange
shares
£J2 preferred
Edo Corporation
Mines
Electric
Electronics
Corp
1
High
District
Low
5
12
2,400
2 6 ¥2
7,900
167a
26 ¥a
Oct
3%
26
Jun
1ft
Apr
29 ¥4
Jan
Intex
18%
Feb
Investors
Sep
24 ¥4 May
¥2
Jun
4¥a
8,400
3
11%
2,800
10
Sep
105 ¥2
Jan
15%
1
40 ¥»
33/4
Feb
35 ¥4
Jun
4%
407a
39 y8 May
150
3%
&
Steel
1st
cum
Corp
45%
6 ¥4
4,600
4%
Feb
6 ¥2
200
8¥b
Jan
9%
77a
700
6¥a
Sep
8 ¥2
67a
6 ¥2
6%
500
67/a
Jan
Pipe
Line
Ltd
$1
or
25c
1a
*a
1 ¥b
17,000
__
12
Sep
Jupiter
(Max)
Fairchild
Co"
&
Camera
Association
Firth
V
v
Sterling
Fishman
Ford
-
A
V.w.
aJ
Ford
of
Amer
Fort
17 ¥4
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Apr
2¥a
Oct
77/a
1,700
7 ¥»
Sep
10
850
43 Vi
Oct
7¥a
9,000
10 V4
8%
14,600
123 ¥2 125
1,400
Feb
8 ¥2
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37a
67a
*
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6%
47a
6 ¥2
1.25
—
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4
1
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5%
4%
8 ¥4
11 ¥1
Jan
Sep
28%
Jan
8¥a
Sep
14 ¥2
May
lliy8 May
124 ¥2 Sep
4,7
10,300
Power
Gellman
'
Co
1,400
—
3
Acceptance
General
Alloys
General
5 %
convertible
General
Electric
American
Sep
Jan
8% Mar
6% May
9% May
8 ¥4
2,000
167a
1,400
15
29¥2
900
27
7¥a July
Jan
6
A
Jan
General
«
General
Indus
Plywood
5%
SGeneral
$4.60
$5
Gerity
Mich
Gilbert
(A
4074
Globe
Union
Gobel
Co
(Adolf)
Gcldfield
&
Co
Grand
Mines
•900
39V»
1,100
17 ¥2
Jan
16,500
2 ¥2
Amer
197a
550
14%
Apr
1%
7,000
l¥a
Apr
Sep
50
98 ¥2
Sep
¥2
1,900
2 ¥4
Sep
7%
1st
Great
Inc
Oil
Sweet
&
Gridoil
Grocery
Guild
Films
States
Class
B
$4.50
Dept
(I
Hotels
Corp
Stores
May
Aug
May
Shores
&
La
Salle
Extension
Electric
Harvard
Brewing
Hastings
1
9,000
7a
900
6274
100
12 ¥4
12 ¥4
12%
400
27a
27a
274
9% May
17
Leonard
Aug
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v 170
325
132 ¥2
•1 ¥2
160
1%
10%
10 ¥a
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18 ¥4
18 ¥4
3¥a
37a
3 ¥4
Jun
2V4
87a
81
28%
2 ¥2
160
127¥2
iy2
3
,
1,300
8
Sep
80
81
4% Mar
Jan
138
Tourneau
May
5% Mar
¥2 Sep
16 ¥<
Jan
Jan
13¥a
Aug
Oct
11 ¥a
Jan
18 ¥4
Aug
9
100
15 ¥a
Jan
6,100
2 ¥4
Jun
4¥a July
41 ¥2
Jan
87
Sep
42
•*/*. is
Jan
82
Sep
78
4
12 ¥a
300
36 ¥4
1,800
34
Litton
(R
Stores
Jan
98
.
.
Locke
57 ¥2
58
Heller
(W
4 %
E)
&
1,550
55
Mansfield
Henry
Holt
Hercules
Co
&
Jun
(J
Inc
McKee
Mead
Tire
Jun
Jan
Sep
Oct
4%
&
Higbie
Mfg
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Class
Co
Menasco
Mfg
Metal
&
Hcfmann
Industries
Hcllinger
Consol
Inc
Gold
Holly
Holly
Stores
Holophane
Heme
Co
Corp
Oil
Class
Holder's
Hcrmel
Co
Lta
class
A_.
17% Mar
Middle
41 ¥2
Aug
&
Horn
&
[. 5%
&
Co
1%
1,700
574
4,600
5
Jan
377a
900
37
Oct
5 ¥a
37
Hubbell
Humble
Hurd
Baking
Hardart
1¥4 July
Lock
&
&
Co
3
6%
48
Aug
3¥a
Feb
Minnesota
Aug
11 ¥2
Jan
Missouri
¥2^
2174
93
200
50
17 ¥2
Jan
91
Oct
Sep
21
"5
¥4
~53/a
2,800
16 ¥4
167a
2,300
3¥a
Jan
Jan
14 ¥a July
Inc
common
capital
77
Manufacturing Co
Securities
.
Inc
31
6 ¥4
21
Hygrade Food Products
Sep
Aug
10% May
13%
Jan
2¥a
Oct
22 ¥a
Feb
11
4 ¥4
27 ¥4
27 ¥2
••—300
12 ¥2
13 ¥2
1,100
11%
127a
1674
16%
54 ¥s
54 ¥a
1,700
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150
117¥2 118
120
¥2
900
24
99
46
25
100
47 Va
108¥2 111
90
4
6¥a
Jan
35
Jan
10 ¥2
17
Aug
Aug
10
Feb
Feb
16
16 ¥a
Aug
20
Jan
52 ¥4
July
57
Jan
Pwr
cumul
Mt
Clemens
6%
Mountain
§Muntz
Oct
Jun
100
8¥a
Jan
18
19
3.600
11 ¥4
Jan
26 Va
1,000
20
Jan
128 ¥2
July
Apr
5% Mar
11 ¥4
National
National
National
National
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(Mich)....
Company
Mfg & Stores
Petroleum
Presto
400
11
Jan
12 ¥4
Apr
National
Steel
8A
Jan
National
Telefilm
87
Sep
100
Feb
National
Transit
14¥2
Sep
15
Sep
National
Union
27/a
Sep
National
U
Neptune
Meter
For
of
North
Breweries
footrmrpc
««»p
America
Inc
tiipp
?3
5
1
93
87a
91.%
8r%
——
94
8%
2.000
5%
Jan
2.300
82 ¥4 May
125 V4 Mar
1,900
8% July
10% Mar
Sep
18¥4
31
31
200
29
Jun
33¥i
Apr
Sep
40
Jan
'
33 ¥a
15 ¥2
15 ¥2
400
5 ¥a
Jan
16%
14¥a July
Aug
Apr
Sep
4 ¥4
6%
7
6%
16
16
39%
313/b
30
30 ¥4
6%
900
May
9 ¥2
3M Sep
Jan
Sep
.19 ¥2 Mar
16
Sep
7,700
24 ¥4
Jan
42 ¥2
32
200
29 ¥4
Feb
35 ¥• May
30%
900
25¥4 Mar
200
34 ¥4
Sep
Jun
6¥a May
5 ¥2
7,300
4%
Feb
15%
17 ¥4
27,700
11%
Jan
21 ¥•
497a
6,100
42 ¥2
Jan
59¥» Mar
14
13%
14
200
9 ¥4
Jan
17 ¥a
Apr
25 ¥4
25%
40Q
2 5 ¥4
Oct
297a
Aug
19
20 ¥a
3,100
8¥a
Feb
20 ¥4
5 ¥»
5 ¥4
19
5¥a
5 ¥a
400
5
8 Va
8 Va
200
8 ¥b
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2
l7/a
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1,490
97b
97/a
19 ¥2
2,100
8
800
17%
19 ¥2
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9%
10%
10,500
9
12%
12%
25
12
28 ¥2
28
97/a
—
28%
¥2
150
17%
5 ¥2
57a
1,800
May
8
17%
400
5
25
104
13%
900
14
¥a
25%
6,700
1
Sep
12
Mar
12 ¥4
1
Jan
13 ¥4 May
31 ¥4 Mar
Mar
117a
Aug
Oct
2 9 ¥2
May
Jan
6
Mar
x35¥2 Mar
Jan
102
Aug
27 ¥» Mar
Jun
8,700
1
2¥a Aug
10¥4
Jan
22 ¥s
104
Sep
Feb
Jan
337a
1
Apr
Jan
13
27 ¥2 May
500
10
934
13%
6 ¥8
Oct
57a
297a
107
May
Apr
Feb
Jun
1474 Aug
Sep
1|3 Mar
23%
*90
100
100
Jun
30 ¥t Mar
90
Oct
102 ¥2 Mar
10
90
22 ¥2
60
100
Aug
109
Apr
97
24%
158
157
"4%
Jun
102
Apr
200
420
158
4% July
5¥a
Feb
157
Sep
.17774
Sep
42
4 ¥2
Feb
44¥4 July
Jan
4 ¥a Mar
3%
3¥4
Jan
18 ¥2
370
July
2074
Jan
122 ¥4 124 ¥4
250
122 ¥4
Oct
13674
Apr
l3/4
3,300
1 ¥»
Jun
27a
27
2 7 ¥2
900
x25%
Jun
27 ¥2 July
10 ¥4
10 ¥2
400
9 ¥4
Jun
12 ¥b
Apr
32
32
Jan
3 ¥4
18
18 ¥2
—
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1
1
1%
17a
2 7 ¥2
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Le
S
Mur
Car
1
1
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Inc.
117a
Co
15¥s
100
17
Jan
Jan
300
Feb
3574
3 ¥4
Jun
47/a
Jan
13 ¥2
3%
3%
3%
July
15 ¥2
Sep
31
Ltd
47a
27/a
21%
1
10
10c
Electric
Corp
30c
Radiator
Corp
1
common
Oct
8 ¥4
Aug
9,400
„
5 ¥2
Apr
17%
Jan
Oct
4
21%
Sep
25
4
¥4
12,100
10 ¥4
800
12 ¥2 May
3A
10
^an
Sep
¥3
14 ¥4
7
Jun
Jun
July
Sep
Mar
12 ¥.
187a
•
19%
2.600
287a
29 ¥2
2 9 ¥2
1,300
27
Jan
24'/4
253/a
1,000
24
Jan
Apr
297i May
31 ¥4 Aug
29
Apr
287»
Sep
33 ¥2
—
-
—
—
3 ¥4
177a
Jan
Apr
22,800
3
Jan
77a
Sep
300
4
Jun
8%
Feb-
2 ¥4
Aug
4 ¥4 May
67b
7 ¥4
4
7 Va
4
3 ¥4
374
39,000
——
11 ¥4
127a
1,900
ll7/a
Jan
15% May
3074
117a
5
1
Jan
27/s
300
—'—
10
57a
3%
300
3
22 ¥2
4
4 Va
2
—<—1
common
3 ¥4
1,100
47a
47a
3
•
Associates
1,298
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9 ¥4
22
common—1
common
Co
3 ¥4
97a
1
common
Ltd
Industries
Corp
Machinery
Insurance
200
18 ¥4
•
Products
600
15%
&
common
Co
Brewing
Casket
Research
3 ¥4
174 July
Sep
3¥a
15%
187a
1
Milling Co
National Bellas
Aug
Dehydrating
Starch
15
l¥a
500
3,700
10
1
Inc..
Rubber
3
8 ¥2 July
800
Jan
11% May
46 ¥2
.
Corp
Alfalfa
National
147a
137a
Oct
9
N
National
Jun
July
1A
5
5
National
6¥a
Aug
63
4%
377a
100
*
♦
.
Apr
80
9
1
1
—
Aug
83
65
Jan
1,100
..-4
4
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&
64
83
8¥a
Jan
18
x407/a May
17
.2.50
—2.50
100
100
Inc.
Apr
&L
Jun
Mar
4874
common—__2.50
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10
Muter Company common
50c
25% May
29% May
6}§
38,300
19% May
17a Jan
Jan
1%
16
1¥4
1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
Namm-Loeser's
53
100
4 ¥2
*
preferred
Oct
International
14 ¥■
Sep
WT
1
Ltd
Inc..—.
Jan
Jan
95/a
16
common..—*
36%
3 ¥8
Jan
¥2
preferred——.100
Tel
States
TV
108¥4
Oct
9
Co—
Mills
Vernon
Nachman
38 ¥4
"9
1 ¥2
50c
x5¥t
__
100
38 ¥4
50c
10,800
l
Jun
1
1
1
2.50
1
10
—1
Co
Products
Metal
cumulative
Mount
Jan
99
56%
3874
*
Apr
108 ¥2
17
53%
55¥a
5
shares
15,100
50c
72
Jan
4
preferred.**
5,7„
Co
*25
100
25c
common
conv
5774
Mfg
Mar
July
1
common
5574
11 ¥2
Hardware
55
900
*
...
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Enterprises Inc
Jan
l5/a
1%
17
1
5 ¥»
Industrial
27¥»
16 ¥a
1
57%
Industrial
Oct
16
1
preferred series B..100
National
—
23
5,300
5
preferred series C
Loan Society com class A
27 ¥2
25
11 ¥2
7¥s
27 7t
*
1
—
common
£1
reg
Jun
150
75
1
National
ord
Jan
x6¥»
6 %
23
2774
5
Ltd
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Tndianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
rets
7%
100
£1
Stamping
cumulative
4.50%
137¥2
600
Co
Corp
(Can)
4.80%
Oct
I
dep
Jan
Jun
5 Va
Marine
Service
4.40%
Sep
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer
3%
4 ¥2
5'/a
preferred
50
Canada—
*
& Light 5% pfd____100
Public
24 ¥2
116
4¥a
107a
May
25% July
2,600
5
-t07a
Sep
Jan
30% Mar
2% Mar
37/a
5
491
*
Monroe
1.400
7,500
18
1874 Aug
Feb
Oct
1
Montgomery Ward & Co class A—
I
_•
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
Jan
3 200
•
Jan
2-fff
7
Aug
Jan
.6%
Jun
14,800
2.50
11 ¥2
30 ¥2
75
Co
Corp
4 ¥2 July
8¥2
274
99
May
30
of
Molybdenum
600
27/a
47 ¥a
6
2,100
6 ¥2
1
Corp
Monongahela Power
1,800
2774
110 ¥2
Sep
10 ¥4 Mar
Jan
7,400
27a
5
Feb
9
27a
5
16 ¥2
41
i7ff
2
*
common
Feb
26% July
104%
5
27s
stock-*
157a
39
2 ¥2
30c
Co
Corp
9
xll¥4 xll'/a
'
107a
Feb
7% Aug
3V2
3,500
46 y8
16 ¥4
41
1
Corp
Molybdenite
474
24 ¥2
—
12,900
5
Products—
Co
Corp
1%
167a
24 ¥2
10
200
8 ¥4
47/a
¥4
10%
8
5
convertible
4 ¥2%
Mining
8¥a
~5 ¥4
—
Apr
Jan
100
274
•
103/4
8
10c
50c
dividend
Piping
Wohl
1,400
69
16%
Jan
...
Abrasive—.
174
91
12Va
10 ¥a
•
Ltd
Corp $1
non cum
8%
274
♦
common
Refining
Hydro-Electric
Hydrometals
Steel
$2
174
21
2774
100
(Harvey)
Oil
Midland
8%
174
15
preferred
Hardart
Oil
Jan
174
.
•
Inc
(Geo A)
Horn
200
Inc
Petroleum
States
Miller
•
12 ¥2
5
Corp
&
Hone
Midland
Midwest
•
B
123/s
32 ¥2 May
14
Apr
1
—19
common
Chemical
Plating
Micromatic
Aug
27 ¥4
16 ¥a
Jan
1
;
5%
*
Jan
Jun
27 ¥2
1
Co
3¥4 May
1
common
Feb
11 ¥4
100
:
Sugar
900
5
Inc
Jan
8 ¥4
July
1,900
3
Steel Tube
5 Va
60c
;
Sep
6
14 ¥2
Ltd—
preferred
6%
5
25c
Mines
Corporation
5 ¥2
20 ¥4
30 ¥2
5
—,
Co
Thermit
Michigan
5
——
65/a Mar
Sep
14
Co
Textile
Metal
Mid-West
'
5¥a
30 ¥2
Co
&
Iron
Feb
5
14 ¥4
25«
:
Rubber
Peroleums
Jun
2.50
5
Co
Co
&
Merrill
Aug
_1
A
400
common
Mesabi
4 ¥2
1
common
& Co Inc common
53/4
—
Co
Inc
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Apr
38% May
'
Hoe
Oct
25 ¥2 Aug
Jan
20
57a
10c
Aircraft
(A
2%
.5
Aug
57a
Inc
Service
Johnson
62¥4
.10c
Co
Jun
8
Jun
5
Sep
2
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Sep
1
common
Products
Electric
2U
—
25c
Publications
McDonnell
Jan
100
Galion
Hevi-Dutv
Feb
I'Ai ^an
2,300
4
Inc—
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Mays
May
2174
A
4,300
preferred
Communication
1 ¥a
—
37a
19,600
1,400
4 ¥4
Inc..
International
Marconi
3¥a
100
pfd
Jan
1274
4
Mangel Stores common—
"Manischewitz
(The
B)
Co
700
5V»%
Co
preferred
13 ¥4
9,900
11% May
3
Jan
12 ¥4
8
Ltd
(The)
Public
Maine
1,700
8 ¥2
Aug
127.
37a
Sporting Goods
Oil Corporation
Magna
3 ¥a
-
23 ¥2
10
Chain
Macfadden
Mages
27a
lc
Jan
100
12
M
3¥a
25c
Jan
19¥4
21 ¥4
2
Corp
2 >4
__*
15¥a
*
Steel
3¥s
common
2¥a July
l¥a May
14 ¥a
21 ¥4
6
Common
2 ¥4
common
Aug
Aug
Mar
4
Oct
Jun
¥4
21
3¥a
Groceterias second pref
Loblaw
1
Co
17 ¥a
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2
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ll¥a
1174
377a
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22 ¥2
34
•
Mining
1,500
12¥a
10c
Hecla
34
3
36 ¥4
10c
H^J^na
33 ¥2
500
1
Lithographing Co
Bishop Inc_.;
Corp
Hearn
4¥a
10
Hazel tine
•
Feb
14 ¥a
13 ¥4 Mar
50c
cumulative
Michigan
Hazel
8,400
17a
133/a
2¥a
University
Petroleums
5%
Jan
2 ¥4
Apr
10 ¥a
20
Mar
189
May
400
,
17
July
May
Mar
Apr
9 ¥4 July
Jan
11 ¥a Apr
4,100
-
Apr
l¥a Mar
Jan
Feb
86,400
8%
3 ¥a
1
7,700
2
13 ¥2
■
3 ¥4
•
Inc
^ i,r
133/4
Jan
36 ¥4 Mar
1
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
107% May
108 ¥2 Apr
56
6,900
10 y4
Havana
3,700
7
Co
Refineries
Liberal
19% July
2% Jan
1% July
7/a Sep
6,100
25
Apr
3
May
Lynch
10
Co
Sep
197/a
Jun
l¥a July
3,000
~4 Va
common
Michigan
Light
Co
Bakeries
14 ¥2
17 ¥»
Jan
10 ¥a
Mfg
28 % Mar
15
Jan
2
Hartford
16
~27/a
Sep
May
Sep
11 ¥2 July
18 ¥a
300
10%
62 ¥4
33 ¥2
35
1,600
22
10
6 ¥2
1
Jun
5%
Lunkenheimer
-5
Organ Company
Harbor
Plywood Corp
Harnischfeger Corp
25
197/a
Jan
10 ¥2
Co
1574
"2 7a
37a
common
Realty
Michigan
Lamp
Jan
27 ¥4
53/a
Jun
37a
Hammond
157/a
Mines
Sessions
Inc
Lefcourt
Aug
6 ¥4
H
Hall
Feb
Jan
19 ¥2
16%
874
'
Mar
4%
106
Sep
1
37%
168
preferred
20
Jun
2% May
1,200
"23/4
5
Jun
1
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
12 ¥a
'
75 pesos
A
Jan
400
.
'
—
2 ¥4
Lanston Industries Inc
Feb
22
S
10 ¥2
4U May
1,500
-Ci
—
1
Company
Inc
Apparel
Consolidada
Lamson
48% Mar
26
».
18%
650
20c
24
l3/4
5
18 Va
18%
28
33¥20
•
600
173/a
JL
¥4
22
26
7.50
...
3,900
174
5
900
—
.5
11 ¥4
9c
:
2 ¥4 Mar
99 ¥2
1
27 ¥2
974
10c
4,100
3 ¥4
3
5
1074
—• '
16%
15 Va
—
1
Co
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana
Land
&
Exploration
131
common
Ltd
Inc
Sep
1
Inc
Corp
Stores
Rubber
B)
Ltd
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamson
Corp of Delaware
Mar
7¥a
Industries—
&
Minerals
(S)
Feb
17 ¥4
—
167a
300
7¥a
1
1
2
1,200
26
'
4
2,200
ll¥a
168 ¥2
A
Class
Company
Land
3A Apr
400
2
300
132 ¥2
Co
Leases.
6 ¥4 May
Feb
18,200
17,400
5
Co
&
100
•
Griesedieck
Company
Stores Products
Feb
1
2 i3o
5
6400
50c
Freehold
Feb
%
25c
8%
1
Ltd
Oils
Jan
Co
5 Y<r
100
Chemical
Grass
Apr
6¥a
474
1
11 ¥2
5 ¥4
174
10c
Hydraulics
9%
4%
4
834
50
stock
common
5 ¥2 Apr
2¥a Aug
% Sep
pfd—100
Apr
6A Aug
9% Apr
15 ¥» Apr
17 ¥4
,_5
preferred
Lakes
Great
;
2
Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
Non-voting
Gulf
100
,_4
i
Co
Industries
18
Jun
23/a
1074
1
Varnish
5 ¥4
3,800
1
50c
4 ¥2%
11 ¥2
1
Great
Jun
Sep
6 ¥a
57a
•
..
200
700
3 Va
2
Corp
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd..
;
Krueger Brewing Co
3% May
93A
Inc
Manufacturing
Geer
Jan
18 ¥2
27b
.1
Gary
Great
2
100
B
Inc
Rapids
1,000
17a
10
class
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing common
Gorham
2 ¥4
417a
»
Consolidated
Goodman
2 ¥4
18 Va
17a
1
Corp
Distillers
Jan
19
*
McBean
8 ¥4
1¥»
101 ¥2
19
1
Mines
common
Alden
Jan
1,600
57a
M
__
Glen
Glenmore
7
2¥a
•
Co
Gladding
Aug
4074
*
.
57a
1
Corp
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Mar
5%
67a
18
Lake
2
*
Gold
8
53/4
274
13
La
2Va,
__
Gilchrist
4 ¥2
6¥8
20
preferred
Yellowknife
113
15 %
♦
preferred
Giant
2
50c
Corporation
Power
Mar
6%
174
Lear
preferred
Stores
Georgia
2¥a
5
common
Feb
Feb
17
¥2
17 ¥4
Sep
600
25
common
Corp
Aug
90 ¥2
^
274
6
13
Jan
32 ¥4
Jun
£1
Enterprises
convertible
Jun
~4¥a
Ltd—
Fireproofing
General
~4 ¥2
4 ¥2
com—1
reg
Jun
17% July
5¥a
preferred
Co
dep rets ord
12 ¥4
l7/a
Knott
106 ¥4
*
Corp
700
47a
Inc
Kirkland
July
Feb
warrants
Supply
Oct
13 ¥4
1774
L'Aiglon
1
Co_x
Builders
27/a
2¥a
(Del)
Laclede-Christy
Corp
Jan
83 ¥2
2.50
145
}jj
77a
*
common
common
General
12 Yb
2¥a
10
127a
'
Oct
800
—
Oil
Kleinert
3 ¥4
v
16¥a
,
100
Mfg Co
Apr
Aug
10 ¥4
2 ¥2
83 ¥2
i
Electric
(Walter)
138% July
3
3,700
:
29¥a
—5
preferred
8 ¥4
27a
Company
10c
Kings County Lighting common...
*
4%
cumulative
preferred
__50
Kingston
Products
1
Kldde
c
Gatineau
•
2,600
10 ¥a Mar
Oct
1
common
& Company
&
Co
Kobacker
£1
Sales
11
40%
Jan
15c
Chemical
Kin-Ark
Aug
Oct
Co
Company
Kennedy's
Jan
4¥s
-
(D)
Drug
Klein
•
Co_
Beer
'
—
10c
Ltd
Gas
Kawneer
Apr
10 ¥4
1,700
10
3¥a
21%
100
23%
10
•
ord reg
Brewing
—
1
Corp
Industries
Kawecki
63% Mar
45
Ltd—
(The)
(Geo
19%
23
23
July
*25% July
2,000
IOV4
1
1
;
rets
Luxe
Fresnillo
Fuller
A
9
12,900
6 ¥4
1
class
Jan
Glass
Kaltman
Feb
lit
2
43 y4
7%
7
Canada—
Co
dep
45
1,000
21 ¥2
2%
71/2
10
Ltd
7 34
20
10c
2.50
Inc
tUblUg
Pitt
Fox
2%
non-voting
Motor
7V2
21'/4
Co Inc
Line
Motor
Class
1
,
Stores
Tiger
7%
1
Corp
(Phila)
10 y4
Apr
Apr
Jan
7
5 ¥a
83 ¥2
1
Oils
Kaiser
Katz
__1
Inc_
(M H)
Fitzsimmons
Flying
A
& Instrument
Far go
Oils Ltd
Financial General
Fire
class
23/a
15,300
K
2 ¥» Mar
1A SeP
10
common
Jeannette
Kansas
Factor
1074
3.90%
Inc
8% Mar
Inc
Corporation
3,400
33 ¥30
28 ¥s
600
5%
Feb
5%
10
Co
Eirreka
87a
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
Sep
7
preferred
Esquire
35%
7%
5¥a
1
Air Chute
Israel-American Oil
Aug
9 ¥4
7
10c
com
34 ¥4
8%
5 ¥2
Irving
23% Mar
45¥4
Jan
5%
9 ¥4
1
1
Forge
Manufacturing
35
pfd__100
Fireman Manufacturing v t c—*
Ironrite
High
Feb
36% Mar
Jan
20,700
40 ¥4
11% July
Low
21
10c
;
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
A
Co
Company
Royalty
Public Service
Iron
Jan
Apr
Apr
24
%
3
<
Oil
Iowa
Jan
8(55
Sep
117a
9%
Industries
International Resistance
Aug
Shares
Low
International Petroleum capital stock.*
International Products
5
10 ¥a July
for Week
•
International
16
9¥i
Machinery
Apr
98
~3%
Metal
Sales
Range
of Prices
Bale Priee
19%
11 ¥4
10c
Cigar
Week's
Last
Exchange
Par
11 ¥a
6,600
5
preferred
Friday
American Stock
10
1
common
Jan
July
i«
100
Co
OCTOBER 5
Big*
8 ¥2 July
300
127a
4¥a
11%
1674
117a
20c
Corp
convertible
17V4
700
a
26 Vs
__
pfd
87a
in
26V4
1
5%
700
'8 ¥2
TUT
1
Electric
1774
23 ¥a Mar
1
common
Corp
Millwork
Eureka
17 ¥2
—
5c
Freight
Corp
6%
ENDED
STOCKS
__30
America
Equity
Ere
WEEK
t»f« Since Jam. 1
International
common
of
Manufacturing
Eile
Low
1
Share
Emsco
$2
int
....
Tnc
Air
Fmpire
beneficial
class A
&
Corp
El-Tronics
Empire
of
___
Limited
Bond
Electrographic
Emery
Shares
Sugar Associates—
Common
Eider
RANGE FOR
for Week
of Prices
Sale Prloe
Par
Eastern
Sales
Range
31 ¥2
700
287a
Feb
36
5'/a
5 ¥4
200
4
Jun
5 ¥»
July
Sep
31
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32
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STOCKS
American Stock
Range
Par
New
Bristol
Oils
New
British
Dominion
New
Chamberlain
New
England
New
Haven
50c
Ltd
1
Oil
Tel
&
Clock
&
Watch
100
Co
iu
8,200
2
Jan
4,400
27k
Oct
2
3,125
128 %
Sep
147%
128'% 132
132
Feb
59
157b
Oct
227h Mar
1Sep
2A July
__20c
17k
1 %
17 k
9,900
1
1%
17k
17k
5,400
—*
New
Superior
New
York
Auction
New
York
&
New
York
48 3
4
49%
leva
15%
16%
Co
Merchandise.-,
Mines
Class
North
B
Aug
Jan
Seton
Jan
Shattuck
Apr
Nuclear
Ind
13%
Oct
5,300
Ltd
5.«
Feb
6
4,400
8%
25
63/k
123s
8,600
77k
Oct
14%
10%
Aug
13% July
417-4
1,200
36
Jun
49
Jun
49%
13,300
6
6
4 7k
Jun
...
7%
Jan
14%
87 %
88 %
20
87 7k
Oct
103%
Class
Ogden
Ohio
Oil
2 '* h
3 74
5,400
27k
Oct
6%
«/a-
17 k
1 %
2.400
1%
Oct
,2%
Power
Simca
Okonite
3%
Aug
9.100
127/b
Jan
20%
Aug
Simplicity
525
52%
Jan
65% Mar
Simpson's
4
300
98
Aug
2!;!
2,500
l
ji Jan
4%%
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Town
40c
4.600
18%
65 %
Corp
Inc
2Vi
25
2%
73%
75
-1
—
preferred-..-—
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550
75
69 7k
141%
200
6
l/-j
100
6
14 7k
14 7k
175
106 7k
29 %
32
3%
800
32 %
1,600
Aug
67k
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%
5
7k%
Si
1st
1st pfd—25
6%
red
1st
preferred.—.
red
1st
preferred--
Pacific
$4.40
dividend
$4.75
dividend
$4.36
dividend
preferred
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific
Power
Park
Chemical
Parker Pen
Class
B
Patino
of
(C A)
share
1134
11 %
500
11%
Jan
13
a
21
22 %
2,000
167k
Jan
253k July
39 %
39
40
7»
3,300
37%
Feb
467k Mar
dep
Wine
R
Smith
(Howard)
Feb
Reda
Reis
7k
Aug
103%
Feb
Southern
Sep
104%
Jan
Southern
Materials
30
Oct
106% Mar
Southern
Pipe
.
91%
92
60
91
Sep
101%
Feb
4
Aug
27H
3%
8,400
17 7 k
24.200
100
101
125
7 V;t
%
4%
6
Jan
Inc
100
7k
4
1
4
Sep
Feb
%
7%
2%
Jan
10.500
Jun
(I)
&
Jan
54%
Standard
Oil
Sep
Sep
Standard
10%
8%
Feb
7
53%
Feb
100
4%
Jan
4%
Aug
1,300
4%
55
52%
Jun
20
500
18%
Feb
Ills
Jun
2,500
7 '/a
6%
77a
3,500
6
Jan
2%
2%
1,400
14%
11%
14%
11 3 4
11%
12
16,900
2%
Sep
Oct
13 4
1,600
1%
Sep
2 A
15%
16%
5,300
12 %
Jan
18%
Apr
94 %
95
107 %
1%
700
Sep
6 7k
500
6'/a
Oct.
7%
Jan
6
400
5
Feb
6%
Aug
July
_1
1 38
1
%
17a
574
5%
5%
1,400
5%
Sep
21%
217a
300
21%
Jun
87a
400
20c
common
,_2.50
•
1
~R%
62
62
4 %
4
200
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5,400
53
55
13%
10c
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a
61
4 i'!,
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.
83
2,900
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1,000
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10,400
36%
5,200
13
35
31
400
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51 ft
5)i!
6
4.500
1
15%
15%
16
800
9
%
9
%
9 >4
1,300
1 % July
7%
53
Feb
Feb
4 %
Oct
50% May
11% Mar
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19% Jan
5}« May
14% Jan
9%
(The)
of
Stop
3-:
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58
4
Corp
1%
46%
8
Ray
Drug
Pile
*
Feb
18%
2,100
17
Oct
300
16%
Jan
Inc
Class
Oil
Cement Inc__
B
25%
25%
39%
42
100
2,500
20
—
22
Corporation
Thew
Shovel
Thiokol Chemical
Co
Jun
Tishman
157k
300
20%
Oct
25%
500
21%
Feb
31%
Apr
I?
Oct
17k
Jan
Jan
3
,
Markets
1
pfd F
100
1
3
2%
Realty
83 %
2
%
82
%
2
deposit
def
registered
rets
2%
Sep
Feb
58 %
Tongpah
137a
Aug
16.400
10%
Feb
13%
Apr
Trans
Jan
70%
6 %
Apr
1,000
Jun
87k
Jan
reg__
2%
82%
£1
2
Trans
Mining
1.50.
3
-*
common
1.25
Company
27
27
200
Cont
Cuba
Oil
Empire
San
Diego Gas & Electric
Milling Co Ltd
5%
Cumulative
Inc
Ltd
11,500
3 7k
Jun
5%
Sep
D;t
57%
69
850
6
600
16 7a
16%
14
2%
2%
2%
2%.
1
1 r,
31
23 %
1.300
Jan
3%
Feb
Trans
Oct
99 %
Feb
Tri-Continental
27k
Jun
True
Apr
16%
Lux
Corp
25
Feb
307k
Aug
Feb
400
15
May
18 7k
Jan
3,600
Sep
4%
Sep
43 7
h
*
300
Management
Company
10c
Union
Gas Co of Canada
•
Investment
Oct
7% May
Union
Stock
5 %
19,900
37 k
3%
600
3%
Sep
297k May
3% Feb
5
Jun
57k
Jan
6%
Chemical
Unexcelled
United
37% July
67k July
69%
5,000
65 %
Oct
92%
10%
3.200
5%
Feb
11%
Jun
Elastic
United
7%
77 a
100
Milk
77-s
Oct
10%
Jan
Amer
-
21%
2
,3t
1 20,600
Aug
United
Profit
22% Mar
19%
2
24%
19
2%
Sep
Sep
21
2
Sep
%
Apr
Feb
37k Mar
United
J
U
S
Corp—
RR
Co
Shoe
July
Jan
8%
Oct
8%
Feb
Oct
177 b
Jan
14 7k
12%
13 7 k
300
12%
29 7k
1,600
24%
Jan
9
9%
11,500
97k
Oct
2 74
3.600
%
5,000
2
11
74
Hi
101
101
101
44
33 7 «
37a
7k
31 %•
Aug
37k
25
2
Oct
Jan
U
99
167k
35
Jan
July
"13 %
Apr
3%
Oct
1%
Apr
Feb
Sep
10074
Feb
46 7k
1,100
27%
Jan
56% July
35
3,200
23%
Jail
49% Mar
3 711
11%
113
43
47.
21
/
_
.
46
4
21,600
1,200
27k
Jun
9
Jun
14
Feb
49
Sep
Aug
257k
Feb
47k
Jan
Jan
26%
217s
600
207k
14%
600
12
Jan
15
17%
177H
5,300
14%
__
■
__
17%
1,400
16%
Apr
19% May
—
•
73a
7%
89 34
89*4
278
2%
3
7%
77s
--
4%
8
7,600
89 3 k
4%
July
5j7j May
Irk Jun
63%
Jan
6% May
200
89 7k
Sep
1,900
2%
Feb
500
4 7k
Feb
4%
Sep
17k Mar
6% Mar
x2
Jan
93
Aug
9%
102
Jan
Jan
37k Aug
8%
Aug
67 k
5
l,9c
Jan
21?
3
Feb
4
Apr
July
Aug
Apr
11
12
43.300
97k
Jan
37
37
100
29%
Feb
40
31%
Feb
34%
Apr
5%
Jun
8
Mar
—
--
~7
_5 7k
—
137k July
July
7
15.300
557 k
■
5% Mar
100
7
Jan
__
5%
6%
57 b
6
63
2,600
64
Sep
10%
Sep
Jun
267k Mar
33 %.
6%
4
34
5
July
7%
Jan
6 7 k
6,300
67k
Jan
200
30%
Jun
37
Aug
200
67k
Aug
8
Jan
4J8
34
6t*b
Jan
Feb
23
55%
4« %
87k
—
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common
Apr
8!0
Feb
Ltd—
registered
10s
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209% 213
100
common.,
^25
10
r
Machinery common
—25
1%
1%
1%
12
12
12
43%,
42 7k
43%
TO
202
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d(V)
1
Jan
150
7
Jan
10,300
170
35 7 k
35
35%
common
1
12 74
12%
12%
1 200
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—10c
17 k
17k
Mk
4,600
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—-
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Air
—,_l
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ord
&
preferred
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20
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dep rets
N
10%
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of
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Asbestos
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Apr
9%
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Co
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United
Jan
65%
series.20
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4 7k
5
28
9
4
series. 20
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43
-
u
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Union
series—20
4 %
13
-•
Aug
10
May
4%
297k
11%
——
Jun
693
Feb
6 7k
16 7 a
147k
-1
...
17% July
%
Sep
197k
%
1,300
187k
300
22
137k
334
51 %
300
27 7k May
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
2,500
Jan
167k May
14% Oct
5%
9
13,800
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4
33% Mar
JaJn
22,300
Oct
5
i'if Oct
Jun
37s
.32,400
12%
4 7a
Oct
500
n
12 %
33 3
Aug
4,500
3%
39
5
3% Mar
4%
57b
warrants
Temper Corp
Jan
3%
Jan
11%
2 5
1,500
4 '/a
July
97k Mar
4%
234
1.000
33%
15
17%
750
1,700
2%
5,500
3
Jan
Feb
29
4.9U0
2%,
13%
4 Vit
18
2%
100
19%
Oct
797k Mar
1/128
19.200
14%
187k
2% July
40,700
14 7b
4»i
Jun
12%
400
:ri
Jaii
14%
100
Jan
5'k
16%
400
14%
2%
16%
4 74
1
5%
—50c
Ltd
40 %
8
preferred 4l'2%
Cumulative preferred 4.40%
6
100
1
A—10c
U-^-1
class A—.
Co
Oils
United Molasses
Carlos
Apr
1.25
Industries
Trans
s
San
Feb
4'/a
200
15%
a
33 "4
-1
Feb
67k
1%
39
16 1
1
2.50
19
Aug
792
39
1
common—
Feb
Sep
4 7k
1.600
1%
12%
-1
—
19%
15%
6
79%
13 1/'B
1
common.-
14% May
5s
of Nevada
Airways class
Caribbean
Aug
13%
—5
1,500
■
70
2,100
Apr
9,100
20
.=70c
100
Trunz Inc
Ltd
preferred
1
Todd
Jan
2%
Feb
40
Jan
2,000
300
£1
registered
1 7k
85
32
Apr
5%
43
_1
Construction
&
37%
2.500
Jan
137b
Security Trust Co Ltd—
700
3
4%
66 7k
Oct
16 %
14%
10
deposit rets ord
400
5%
Oct
July
May
8'/a
4,400
:
36.400
%
6
56
550
11,900
—25c
*!;i
12%
34%
5%
20
Inc
Trans
50c
1965—
4%
13%
43
Inc—__—,_10c
common
2V«
„*
-
Co
preferred——
Shipyard Corp common.
Toklan Oil
Corp
Toledo Edison 474% preferred
54
1%
1.000
11,200
23 %
4%
4
5
59
1%
32 %'
14,900
Jan
63k May
15%
4 72
25c
Amer
Jan
28%
51
«
9%
7%
L—♦
Amer
Jan
22
2%
8
56 7
5
1
Roofing Inc
Tobac»o
45% July
iii
54
Feb
7
Corp
Corporation
32%
25%
1
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1 7
574
common
convertible
70c
24
20%
__5
1.500
19%
29
Oct
11 7b
1
22% July
1
———50c
Engineering
19
63/k Aug
Jan
197 k
1
common
20% May
1
—
4"i
7 7k
—7
—
Tilo
Jan
1,800
24
Aug
6% May
Jan
4% July
6
1
—i.—5
common
Calgary Co
;
Power & Light $4.56 pfd
Jun
Mar
5
600
20 3 n
23
5
Texas
29%
11% July
*
common—
Co
Inc
Oil
Texam
15% Mar
29%
1.800
—5
——
common—
Technicolor
30 % Mar
A
class
Electric
Tampa
Aug
177a
42
200
5 74
26
31
16 7i.
Die Co_
Apr
18%
1
—
5 %
5%
24
1/128
—_—1
1
Corp
Corp„__
Corp—1
Thorofare
common
common
2%
4 74
Supermarkets
Finch
Thor
preferred
8
—
—:—————1
common———
25c
Internal Petrol
Talon
Feb
1,700
Mar
67k
T
Jan
27
5
47k Mar
13%
14 7 k
Superior Tool <fc
Jan
107k
26
5
-—1
-—
common—..
Sep
1047k
267a
37k Aug
14%
*
Co
Thompson-Starrett
1
Apr
100
700
65%
7%
—*
Swan
•
—10
82
3%
6 74
5%
16
1
Inc
&
O.t
67
Aug
Mar
14%
Oct
17-
800
9 7k
Feb
4
69
*
common-
57k
Jan
Jan
9
18% July
6%
1%
—5
—*
Inc —
Superior Portland
Aug
518 May
Sep
17%
18 1
5
ordinary
common—
(Hugo)
Sunrise
Jan
9% July
69
_
8%
5
Corporation
Apr
7
25%
Bi
(S)
Stylon
Sun
90
90
Canada
Jun
Jan
5711
i——_—1
-
Corporation
Si Shop
Jan
25
90-
——
common
Corp
& Co
(J
Stroock
Texas
100
——
Inc
Brewers
Stinnes
28 % Mar
2%
67
57k
457b July
137k May
100
xl67k
Stetson
Jan
94%
6 '.a
8
56
.
5%
10
200
5%
9%
Sterling Inc
—L
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)—10c
Rights
— --
May
16%
1.100
16
Sterling
Jan
95
6
Sterling Aluminum Products common_-5
Feb
14%
6%
14%
6
16
Starrett
8% Mar
26%
7k
14%
5 7.2
(A)
Oct
25%
16%
Parts
Sep
Sep
Xl6%
Co
10%
22
1
Shares
Stein
ii%
200
1
Products Co
Standard
Steel
3,300
227b
34%
Steel
10,400
257k May
1
—.10
Feb
4%
27
Sep
10
.7% Apr
3%
5%
24:%
Standard-Thomson
i' 22% Mar
j
Sep
Sep
22%
—1
Standard
60% Mar
Sep
6
6 %
40
22%
300
Corp __--i--:__r___l
Standard Tube class B—
i
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jus
487k July
600
Packaging Corp—_—
Convertible preferred
—
(Ky)
28% July
Sep
200
5
1%
Industries Inc
Apr
-
5
50c
Standard
6%
16 %
16%
58%
Sep
7k
3 7k
19%
Jan
19%
17 a
,_20
Sep
25%
49
7k
67
6 74
1
Jan
7
Sep
40%
8
Forgings Corp.
Jan
Q
Petroleums
Aug
23%
2
Standard
Feb
5%
8%
6J
1
13
2%!.
—
St Lawrence
Corp Ltd
Salem-Brosius Inc
Sapphire
40%
-23 7k
14%
Factors Corp__
13%
4%
*
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Cumulative
Jan
33%
6% July
Feb
40%
Standard
Jan
6
_i
;
Sons Inc—
Ryerson & Haynes
1.600
44
——*
preferred—--
100
1,1
1
common—,
Co
Aug
36%
10
Dredging Corp common—_—1
300
1
Roosevelt Field Inc
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Oil
19
400
1
90O
5%
l
A
American dep rets ord
Rome Cable Corp
Royalite
Jan
50%
5
15%
Royce Ltd—
Russeks Fifth Ave
Russell (The F C)
9
25%
——1
convertible
$1.60
-
•
Rochester Gas Si Elec
Rolls
800
50 %
1
16
5 7«
6
1
Line
15%
171,
50
5%
61%
3% July '
6 '/a
*
,
Rokeach
14
l-f%
25%
2
Royalty Co
Company—
Standard
Oct
Oct
1
—
common
&
to
77k May
25
Corp__2
Inc
Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Aug
Jan
%
pesos
10
105%
1%
Petroleum
Co
15%
15 3
2.50
——
extended
47k
3,500
25
Spencer
110% May
179,000
60
l
Rico Argentine
Mining Co
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Vtc
2,600
25
;
Southland
Spear &
20% July
Jan
44.700
7%
%
6,500
(Mass).20
2
12%
78%
Bo!
1,100
Remington Arms Co Inc
Rice-Stix
367k
5%
137k
36 %
-.
Edison—
California
92%
96 %
24
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
Electric
12.50
common
California
93
7%
-
Pump Co__—
(Robert) & Co—
Reliance
5 7k
12.7k
17
'
1
—
original preferred
cumulative preferred
40
15%
•
Concrete
Co
420
3 7«
25c
Inc
convertible
Oil
common
93 %
8%
America-
Reading Tube Corp
Corp
96 %
7%
Electrotype (The) Co
Packing Co common......
$1.25
Penn
Southern
R
Raymond
Coast
97
29% May
Rapid
427k Mar
5 7k
■
93%
8%
Public Service of Colorado—4%%
cumulative preferred-—.
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
corn
Rath
Mar
42
_
Sep
22 %
V
common—
Co
57k Mar
97'a May
22 3 a
——
Inc
Preston East Dome
Mines
Power
Feb
57k Mar
25
87
M
Quebec
27k
7,100
cumulative
Co
Co
2,500
65B
4.08%
2.50
Co__
Alexander
Pyle-National
Paper
3%
6
Jan
16%
Jan
3 7k
6 7k
26%
—__2
Rico Telephone Co
Progress Mfg Co
Providence Gas
Mills
4%
July
3 7k
23
95 %
July
*
23
%
37% Mar
327k July
4
Corp_ _10c
237.4
96
50
£1
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i237 4
Corp of Canada common
Prairie Oil Royalties
Ltd-
P
&
25
1
common
Inc
Co Ltd—
ord registered—
rets
Electronics
25
10c
Pressed Metals of
20
-
25
1
Power
Prentice-Hall
Co
preferred
preferred—
preferred—
Corp
Lambert
3334
preference
—2
Polaris Mining Co
Products class
&
.
cumulative
1 Bol
A_
Poloron
Pratt
3334
cumulative
_*
Sep
11%
convertible
500
4 %
317k Mar
22 3
4.24%
23 %
liV Aug
Sep
•
4.32%
22%
Aug
*
4.48%
1
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd—
&
Sep
1
Publications—
Jan
lc
Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh Si Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Porto
Jun
14%
Jan
Piper
Powdrell
2%
100
Jan
*
vtC—2
____
Minerals
Scale
3.300
27%
91
Co
Valley
22,600
29%
Aircraft Corp
Governor common.-:
Pleasant
17a
3%
15 7k
8
29%
'
Pneumatic
1
3%
157k
3 '
Sep
Piasecki
Pierce
IjC
25c
-5,000 fr
25%
pfd*——100
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Packing Co—
Screw
2% Mar
25 %
——
Phillips
57k Mar
Feb
31%
1
96 7k
Ltd.—
&
51
%
900
23 7%
28% Mar
4.400
700
.25
July
%
preference
237k Aug
22% Sep
27/a July
74
,i:<
--1
Jun
48% Aug
convertible
1,400
Sep
1%
Jan
14.56%
24%
Jan
24%
Feb
Jan
26
Jan
43 7k
Oct
Jun
28%
267k
105%
Sep
22%
4%
Sep
Sep
24
Sep
200
34 %
25%
26
%
300
2,300
25%
Aug
3.500
26 %
24%
Aug
47k
257k
267k
Aug
6%
123
43 1«
5%
26
97 7k
Jan
May
"4%
4.88%
Sep
Sep
Aug
10%, Jan
40%
"4%
Feb
1
Traffic Co
Pep Boys (The)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Perfect Circle
Corp„_
Oils
42%
34 % Mar
*
Penn
Peruvian
2
31%
2
Canada
2
Sep
—
Parkersbutg-Aetna
1%
"l7k
Sep
32 %
27
30.000
22
28%
1,500
Apr
11%
Jan
4
Sep
7%
40%
227k
10c
;
27k
15% May
Jan
68
98
3
———1
Shares
22% May
Sep
102
1,200.
2.600
Sep
Aug
Mar
147k Mar
Sep
8% Mar
77 k
500
5 7k
lll3.i
26%
Corp
class
87
57 b
100
Company
Co
_
857k
1.300
„
1
Amer
Motors
2.300
27'k
—
Light 5%
Pancoastal Petroleum
Pan Israel Oil vtc__
Paramount
4.600
8%
30
Ltd
(C A)
Jan
32%
Page-Hersety Tubes common——
Pantepec Oil
Jan
5%
29%
Airlines
&
11%
500
27'k
cum
preferred
preferred
Pacific
300
'k
6
IS
3
Jan
14 7 k
3
2174
Jan
1%
29 7«
—25
preferred——
$4.50 preferred—
Lighting
14 %
271
32 %
25
4.80%
4.50%
1st
10%
25
redeemable 1st preferred--25
redeemable 1st pfd series A__25
red
200
900
11%
108
Jan
19.000
2
25
preferred.
1st preferred—
5%
4.36%
10%
17%
32%
5%
5%
37%
Oct
preferred
South
Electric
Oct
2
Manufacturing
Amer
Jan
33%
15
500
25
Ltd———
Mines
Singer
P
Gas
57 k
Apr
18
4.100
10%
857 k
131 % Mar
Jan
58,100
•
Corp.
Manufacturing
Skiatron
Jan
6
14% July
23
Sep
Pattern common..—.
Ltd common
South
Pacific
Precision
Singer
89% Mar
July
1027k
$3
Jan
4% July
103
106
1
5 7k
6 7k
1%
111%
Jan
5%
1
„—
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares. 10s
Overseas
100% 101 1
90c
common—
common
cumulative
Omar
100
2% July
1%
3 lis
——;———J2
convertible
3%
177k
617k
3 7k
Apr
21%
Petroleum Co——10c
—
American
18%
37 k
19%
100
—
common..-
Lighting Inc
Silvray
65%
-1
Jun
~7%
8
*
Canada—
of
America
Silver-Miller
Jan
50c
B
preferredOils Ltd——
Okalta
Old
class
117k
.——-25
common..——
common——*
common—
Co
B
Creek
Silver
Feb
1
of
Simmons-Boardman
Company
Corp
Brass
Ohio
15%
1%
'
Jari
3'4
Corp
Silex Co
o
Oceanic
1,000
2 7k
!%
1
—
Inc
common
Signal Oil Si Gas Co class A..,.-—
Mar
*
America
Sep
187k
Sicks Breweries Ltd——
Aug
91
8 7k
44%
10%
-
17
20c
—
Water & Power
Products
Siboney-Caribbean
Aug
Apr
Sep
2,800
Inc
preferred
Shoe
Aug
85
127«
Jan
17
:
12.50
10c
Mining—————5
Sherwin-Williams
Aug
•
of
A
4%
Jan
1,400
117«
pfd—.100
Shawinigan
Jan
8 7k
57k
22%
common-——--———*
Denn
Sherwin-Williams
May
10%
50
4%%
21«
Leather
Sherman
4Sep
36%
41 '-4
—,——-1
Serv
51
40%
4
—10
Co
Pub
Corp
Class
Oils
Oct
33/h
325
774
10 '
10
A
97k
42,400
3
10%
571
•
—~
Airlines...
Northern
3
'«
10c
class
Aug
300
!:•
3%
3.1
—1
—
Cement
RR
Servomechanisms
3
10%
2,500
-
6 7k
16
54 %
107k
417k
1374
Feb
3%
Apr
Apr
16
1
Aug
97 k
High
107k
Jan
5%
15%
3
1
2
54
7
2
—
Control-—
Corp class B
Corp of America.—__—
13
3 "'4
500
6,100
15
Serriek
100
64
3%
15
Servo
Jan
86% May
700
1
17%
—1
Inc
Bros
Safety
27k
10
40%
"«.U"
Airlines—————1
Shoe Co
13%
Railway—
Canadian
Penn
3%
Sep
Jan
Selby
Sentry
137 k
1
—
Northeast
North
1
Seeman
Aug
_2%
—
Norden-Ketav Corp
American
„
81
—_—10-
Ltd
Mines
Lites Inc—
North
2
*
common.
Nipissing
Noma
17k
.1
Oils
Honduras Rosario..
Norfolk Southern
Sep
Corp General
387k
Ltd
Rim
Western
Securities
4,200
Park Mining Co
Process Co common...-
Nickel
Seaboard
Feb
6.000
New
CTils
Feb
Feb
16,200
1%
49%
Low
934
—.50c
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
2%
3 %
17k
1
8%
41%
_1
common—;
10%
17k May
5%
25c
——
Land—
Co
Aug
200
350
New
&
Scullis Steel
Aug
17b
Pacific
87k
9
97b
25c
1
Co—!.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
"
67«
50c
(Del).
Brick
Inc
Fisher
Shares
J. L'"'
Inc—-—1
Schick
Sep
1%
Mexico
Arizona
Ik
6 %
6%
Jersey
&
Si
277
New
Coal
Oil
Sayre
2
New
Zinc.-—
Savoy
27 b
Idria
Co
2Mar
for Week
Low
Par
Sep
i'ij
2%
New
1
1
Sales
Range
of Priceo
le I'rloe
High
2%
*
Chem
14 500
17«
New
&
Jan. 1
Low
3 % May
1
—
preferred—.
Min
Range Since
High
a*
Last
sIOCKS
American Stock Exchange
2
50c
—
Tel—.
conv
1%
Ltd—40C
Petroleum
Shares
Low
Week'a
Friday
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 5
for Week
of Prices
Bale Price
Exchange
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week'»
Last
42
34%
inVn
67k Aug
230
27k
Jan
Feb
18% Mar
Sep
61 % Mar
Sep
39%
Mav
Feb
14%
Aug
2%
Jan
I
Number 5575
184
ume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1505)
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
U
S
U
Foil
class
Rubber
d
B
Reclaiming
United
States
Stores
Corp
Co
Vitamin
United
Shares
Va
Low
47 %
43,000
2 %
2%
100
23 34
32%
8,200
Corp
1
31 %
50c
4'/4
4
4%
7%
8'4
2
l7a
2
1.900
Consolidated
Universal
Products
58
__10
Insurance
Universal
Oil
(The) Corp
Universal
25c
__15
2
common
20%
19 Va
5
Co
Sugar
4%
.
4Va
55 Va
11%
50
Apr
7s
Apr
-<$4
Corp
Van
Norman
warrants
21V2 July
Syndicate
Inc
Corilbration
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
Vogt Manufacturing—^—
Vulcan
Silver-Lead
1
Jun
34 '/a Mar
5%
Oct
100
11%
22.300
8 Va
2,300
3 Va
1.OU0
4%
Sep
6%
Apr
400
14%
Oct
17%
Apr
1,000
4%
Sep
7%
Apr
5 Va.
51/4
Aa""
4%
1414
14 VB
1
4%
4%
5
14 %.
5
Jun
11%
8%
Aircraft
T/o
•
voting
ctfs
ext__.
preferred
Waitt
S2
de
Jan
Wallace
&
Waltham
Webb
Watch
&
Co
Knapp
Webster
common
159
(Del)
Utilities
Texas
Maryland
Stockholders
Amer
dep
Western
1st
Invest
ord
&
Odd-lot
5
Jan
30
122
Sep
126
shares
55
24
23%
23%
Wichita
Oil
Oil
(R
Wilricli
C)
&
Brothers
5%
1
__l
^
Wood
Ltd—_
Lt
Newspaper
Woodall
1
.*
Woodley
(F
American
pfd
26V2
'•
Ltd
American
Stock
Steel
Edison
Chicago
Power
6s
Aug
2%s
Transit
3%s
1998
1
series
Authority
3%;s
Jan
Oct.
•1st
of
N
mortgage
A 1st
Eastern
J
4s
mortgage
4%
Jan
25
Gas
Fuel
&
3VaS
B
•%
■
%
31,500
4Va
99 Va
30
98
Sep
12%
13%
1,000
12
17 %
17%
100
61
63
Sep
Nov
ex
1
1947
Finland Residential Mtge
Flying
Tiger Line
AGesfuerel
Isarco
5%s
conv
55 %
Apr
64 %
"*!%'
7 %
Aug
8%
Sale Price
b
with
A7s
ex
Nov
Nov
1940
1
1947
1
convertible
England
Sold
Bid & Asked
152%
95 3;
Jan.
Low
No.
High
AJst
6V2S
subord
Second
10
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
169.08
93.87
•92.16
91.35
90.36
91.94
65.77
1st
3%s
144'/a
'>•'
87
98'A
"!
83 Va
89'/4
mortgage
3
62
58
6
58
May-No»
65.57
167.89
93.97
92.25
91.27
90.35
91.96
165.33
94.01
92.32
91.40
90.47
92.05
167.99
94.20
92.37
9).40
90.56
92.1
156.53
66.25
170.24
94.16
92.51
91.45
90.72
92.21
481.24
156.15
66.31
170.02
94.19
92.77
91.20
00.81
92.24
Oct.
7
86.40
High
80.49 Dec
86.75
4—
5
stocks for the week ended
Low
68.05 Jan 18
98 Va
96%
94%
96'A
109
151
50
47
53
98'/a
96 Va
115 Va
prices based
the closing prices of the common
on
major industry
highs and lows for tne
Sept. 28, 1956, for composite and .by
compared with the preceding week and with
current year are as follows (1939 = 100):
groups
Composite
—
-1956-
Percent
Sept. 21,'56
Finance
366.2
319.0
—3.0
468.6
393.6
425.2
and
Mining
437.6
—2.9
500.8
425.2
314.5
—3.6
353.0
312.8
154.9
—1.9
161.5
151.9
300.3
—3.2
325.5
290.7
335.8
Service
——- —
—3.2
454.0
390.7*
A-—
421.9
441.0
303.2
A
438.4
408.5
_
-_•—:
Goods
343.1
151.9"
—
Goods
Transportation
Utility
Trade,
Low
High
—2 9
333.7
-
Non-Durable
147
78.87 Jan 23
Change
1:165
Jaw-July
3
94.00 Aug
—
Range for l!)55
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Durable
109
115'/a
Low
86.01
3—
Oct.
High
85.52
SEC index of stock
The
Manufacturing
96'A
Oct.
Oct.
85.54
2—
Sept. 28, '53
f 9S
•New
1110
349.0
—3.8
383.2
326.8
>.
339.4
97 Va
rviay-Nov
96 Va
1176 Va
Oct
Harbor
to
1963
3%s
96 Va
101
—
176 Va
:
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
3'As
1964
176 Va
102
94 %
163'/a
i«9
92
89
June-Dec
197
102
96
96'A
193 Va 100
1960
coupon
Co
Gas
Corp
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
Southern California Edison
1137
1998-Jan-Juiv
■T
1981—May-Wow
deb
conv
94'/a
Mar-Sept
135
138
190
102
190
1962_Jan-July
3s 1965
$4,640 000
94
.
2.407,790
3,823.000
39
2 179,968
3,504,000
1,577,230
3,231,000
10.384,160
$18,830,000
Total™
93 VB
248,000
3,682,000
1.003.460
series
B
97
94
99%
94
92%
96
100
1976
Feb-Aug
3 '/as
1976
—Feb-Aug
.Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
191
91
_April-Oct
99s
series
D
19*78
E
series
series
F
1979___—
3%s scries G
1981
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
t
Southwestern
Terni
Gas
Gas
Gas
Hydro-Electric
%s
A6%s
United
with
1940 coupon
United Electric Service
A7s
with
A7s
ex
Dec
Dec
West
Water
coupon
ser
Power
Traction
96
96 Va
12
90
96
7.
—
97
95
$19,800,50"
>
$3,000
$215,000
111,030
441,000
$920,500
1,070,500
68,579.600
18,880,000
.19,830,000
42,116,800
738,616,900
757,848,40"
$19,800,500
$20,953,500
$781,059,700
$826,881,000
-1
100
1
Foreign
——.—
Railroad and Industrial
97
93
520.566,19'i
436,354,030
Bank
International
102%.
.90
1955
1956
1955
10.512,618
Bonds
U. S. Government
102
to Oct. 5
Jan. 1
10,384.168
Shares
-
Total——
1110
Feb-Aug
1953
$12,030
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
125
81 Va
Feb-Aug
81 Va
82
3
80
102%
101
8
100
106%
95
103'A
3V2JS
125
101
Jan-July
197 Va 104
June-Dec
1964
78«/a
-^-June-Dec
1974
Union
1959
76%
78 Va
37
102
Feb-Aug
1
102
»-* o o
Stocks
110
Domestic
of
Mon. Oct
Bonds
Corporate
Bonds
Total
Bonds
$44,000
$5,000
$4,000
$53,00')
41,000
857,425
1—
Government
Bonds
Shares)
105
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
85
76%
T03
1103 Va 105
June-Aug
6s
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
100
June-Dec
1956
1963
A
1960
5s
Newspaper
23
192%
Feb-Aug
coupon- 1956
6s
Knapp Inc 5s debs
Penn
Western
1947
deb
99% 100 Vb
99
of
Co—
1940
1
1
Corp
Washington
Webb &
1970
Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
& Chemical 6s 1973
ex
Dye
Wasatch
1971___Jan-Ju]y
3s
91
104
88%
Stocks—No.
100'A
99%
~2
90
96
April-Oct
1970
3'As
90
94
99%
—
Co—^
1
Aug
3'As
(Calif.)
Electric
&
198%
—
$920,500
97
190
2%s series C
'
Week Ended Oct. 5
1956
190
Feb-Aug
188
88,000
95%
101 VB
Jan-Juiy
1973
1973_
-----
—-
133,000
,
■
3 Vas series A
—-L--
150
90
94%
Sales
$4,821,500
4,043,000
3,930,000
3,687,000
3,319,000
220,000
Fii. Oct. 5___——I
'
92 Va
Bond
Bonds
$181,500
Wed. Oct. 3
125
6s
3s,
2.615.72C
1
Thurs. Oct. 4—-—
—
Total
Government
mt'l
Bonds
Tues. Oct. 2_————
97
United States
Bank
Foreign
and Miscel.
Bonds
Shares
Mon. Oct.
102
1110
April-Oct
1960
coupon
Power
Number of
98%
Bonds
Railroad,
Stocks
99%
1100'A 102'/2
96
96%
Jan-July
April-Oct
1968
Co—
1940
&
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
105'/a
April-Oct
1947
1
Water
94'/a
7
97%
Jan-July
36
96
Jan-July
A6V2S
ex
94 '/a
94 Va
1976___Jan-July
1970
1
96
93%
95
194
101%
Ltd—
Power
Hydro-Electric
Low.
Mar-Nov
liq tr ctfs__
Aprii-Oct
1971
3s
Public Service Electric
A 6
J
Range for 1956
Closing
1
Oct.
65
92 %
2
93
>
*100
1953—_
Water &
with Oct.
3s
40
65.64
-
73
63 Va
58
1961
mortgage
A6V2S
,
Total
Bonds
64.93
Thurs.
*
extended
1953
Power
3'/4S
3s
7
154.01
High
102%
142
63 Va
58
1953—May-Wow
debentures
6V2S
mortgage
due
Piedmont
3s
10
First
154.14
65
95%
10
953A
30
1952
coupon
Power
Pennsylvania
Safe
~
1
10
1
50
54
145
7140
1952
Nippon Electric Fower Co
1st
warrants.
Range Since
National Research Corp—
Ohio
without
150.55
Fri.
Bonds
83 Va
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland Valley RR 4%
1963
New
w,"
Hydro-Electric Co—
A 7s
5s
"x
468.70
Tues.
Range
Friday's
93
coupon
154.70
479.76
Date—
2fa Mar
1% Aug
6,600
or
83 Va
1970
warrants;
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jan
Week
May-Nov
4s
.
figure.
May
200
June-Dec
RR
with
ities
15'/a Aug
4,600
Bank 5s
Western
&
w,"
roads
21 Va Mar
Jan-July
1953_
debs
6s
Guantanaino
Trans¬
deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"M," mortgage; *'n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
65
Mar
July
7 Vb
7%
1961—Mar-Sepf
debs 1967
Jan-July
r
Ex-liquidating dividend.
week.
*
»
.
•
.V.
Over-the-Counler Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
106
1
1953
range),
year's
z
current
of
Util-
_
•Corrected
16% July
Jan-July
coupon
in
"
Jan
17'A
91 'A
1965
•
Rail¬
.
U Apr
Sep
V4 May
May
included
y Ex-rights,
sales being transacted during
"'VIA'
V„V'
A
no
9% Mar
Sep
6
3
•
Last
1992
Ercole Marrelii Elec Mtge Co- A6 VaS with Nov 1 1940 coupon
A6V2&
prices;
Jan
400
91 'A
1993
A
series
Ex-liquidating
(not
Feb
16'A
Jun
Division—
series
4s
40'
d Ex-interest,
distribution,
g Ex-stock
year's range),
475.41
4
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
f
in
482.04
2
28 V2
—June-Dec
1978
range),
transaction
Total
-A-'
1—
Oct.
Oct
Sep
Quar-Feb
1970
A
57%
39%
475.25
Oct.
23'/a
Sep
June-Dec
1970
year's
15
3_
3%
June-Dec
Inc debs 1994
in
included
(not
20
—.
Oct.
18%
Period
Exchange
45
51%
16
the
Sept. 28
11%
Interest
Pump 4s
Appalachian Elec
Boston
Jun
Mar
100
Low
Bethlehem
Sept. 21
4,500
Friday
&
May
6%
1 %
104
36 Vb
53
"
Jan
14
1%
transaction
above—"cod," certificates
"w
Wed.
__•
102
45
138
trials
12 %
50
7%
5s
.
BONDS
A Amer Steel
used
are
___£1
Hargreaves
delivery
Under-the-rule
n
asked
Mon.
receipts
102 %
52
52%
2012—Jan-July
2s
included
(not
and
Date
Sep
3,400
61
8
common
deposit
A)
Deferred
a
issued;
Ltd—
Wi
(Plan
Jan-July
Indus¬
10
3%
'•
148
ic
Sep
15Va
13%
1
199
-Stooks-
3%
98
'"
160
-June-Dec
_Mar-Sept
•
3,600
%'
.
165
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonda
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
39
15 Va
3
■'
159%
165
_June-Dec
(not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend,
bid
when
listed
11 %
6 V4
;
2
preference
Wright
Jan
3%
.
Stock and Bond Averages
20%
3%
11%
3%
__
100
Inc
Petroleum
Woolworth
€ %
4% %
i,"
35% July
1% Jun
150
%
•
1
Machine
Industries
20%
1,500
6%
common
&
31 %
12,900
x20
-Afap-Nov
-April-Oct
30
Feb
24%
47
154%
■
Jan
20 Va
3 Va
11%
20%
25
Pwr
stmpd
h Ex-principal,
Below
fa Apr
10 %
..
5
preferred
Wisconsin
"w
58 Va May
23 %
10
Industries
.Petroleums
Wilson
2%
25
.;
Co
140
Jan
10
10%
1
Corp
(The)
Corp
Williams-McWilliams
3
10c
preferred
River
Wickes
Williams
Co
common
43%
188
1997
1
8% July
fa Jan
50
1
Internat
147
1947
tive; "conv," convertible;
104% Mar
150
281
72
2008— -May-Wow
2%s
being traded flat.
§Reported in receivership.
3% Mar
Sep
45
55
28%
conv
Aug
5,800
•
10
5%%
Jan
Abbreviations
Aug
Oct
900
Is
com__
Mfg
Inc
3s
Ltd—
Stationery
76
72
1947
1927)
1927)
Aug
21
19 %
2%
126
66
173
Mar
3
98%
~~
167 V2
1160
_June-Dec
A)
2% Apr
159 Va
Apr
100
20
Stores
Jun
1% Sep
135
614
Inc
Eagle
1%
24,600
6 V4
pfd—100
120
Oct
100
Westmoreland
White
26'A
400
28
White
Jun
32,300
840
140
110
.Mar-Sept
1958_
1951
transaction
♦Friday's
Aug
19 Va
2
High
124
Feb
19%
Coal
Shoe
3%
23
7,200
2
8
W'estmoreland
Weyenberg
May
value,
par
dividend,
111% Mar
Jun
19 Vb
•
Ry 1%
rets
Tablet
pfd
Ltd
Western
Aug
Jun
1.25
4.40%
Leaseholds
Western
of
action for cash
5% Mar
-
2%
159
17
154
5
Manufacturing
West
26 > 4
1 Va
2
•
Inc
100
3%
22'/a
2
__10c
Wentworth
Western
2614
1
.
Inc__
Jan
17 Va
__1
preference
Investors
(Plan
stamped
Janeiro
•No
a
Jan
Sep
106V»
3%
30
Inc
5'A
3%
__
1
preferred
Tiernan
series
$6
I
Inc_
cumulative
100
4%
_100
Bond
&
4
*
5
—
Feb-Aug
stamped
ABonds
Co.„_
Baking
7s
(issue of Oct
w
Waco
Wagner
138
1
Low
Oct
Jun
stamped
(issue
Rio
Jun
105
Apr
Jan.
No.
121
.May-Wow
1949
6V2S
(Peru)
Sinking fund
Jan
98 Va
10%
*
(
28%
4'/a
City
134
1113
138
Range Since
bold
High
Germany—
6V2S
A7s
May
98
2
Co_
Corp
93
11
5%
20c
Vinco
Oct
Sep
91
redeemed)
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A)
2%s 2008
Peru (Republic of) —
7% Mar
6 Vb
400
4V4
of)
(Prov)
A7s
Feb
5
LA'.,
1
Feb-Aug
Bonds
Friday's
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Aug
37/s May
700
32%
4'/b
—
Petroleum
Venezuela
32 V4
(City
(20%
1939
ALima
Apr
83 Va
__
or
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
AMedellin
19
400
6(4
a
Sale Price
1947
6s
Maranhao
Sep
__
*
Co
Steel
Industries
Venezuelan
5
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys
61
1
common
convertible
secured
AHanover
v
Talspar
Last
Period
1947
7s
July
28%
8,100
Munic
16% July
68 Va
Jan
32%
6,400
f
Cons
AHanover
Jan
2% Mar
1% July
200
4%
*-
Jan
AS
Aug
5
10
Apr
11,700
21
36'A
Jan
4
"6%
15%
58
283/4
AGerman
4 Va Mar
28%
13%
15%
_-1950
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
Low
60% May
15 Vb
Stock
High
2V4 July
3,700
Corp
American
Feb
34 V4
1,100
814
American
5
BONDS
High
1
Univertal
OCTOBER
Range Since Jan. 1
42%
__1
Corp
Utah-Idaho
of Prices
common
Unitronics
Universal
46
1
ENDED
tor Week
Low
Par
WEEK
Friday
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
FOR
Sales
6,000
5,000
52,000
Tues. Oct. 2—
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
American
Stock
Interest
Period
Exehanr*
Last
Sale Price
A20-year
7s
Jan
ABaden
Valley
7s
7s
or
Friday's
Rid & Asked
High
Bonds
Hold
No.
Jan.
Jan-July
1183
Low
1952
Feb-Aug
A6s
series
B
1951
April-Oct
6%c
107,000
570,800
26,000
$262,000
$32,000
Week Ended Oct. 5
1956
1952
Jan-July
1955
$15,000
Jan. 1
1956
of
Shares
181%
188
Foreign government
82
105
96
97
81
99
20
20'
20
OS
1955
3,434,620
3,798,805
179.947,646
179,481,320
$321,000
Sll.790,000
$13,281,000
32,000
121,000
13.669,030
15,000
27,000
4,995,000
1,190,000
$469,000
$17,975,000
$29,313,000
Bonds
190
$309,00"
to Oct. 5
$262,000
Stocks—No.
199
96
35,000
9,000
3.434.620
Total
High
188
A
Waterwavji
62,00"
3,000
180
Jan-July
June-Dec
1951
1948—
series
*•
3.000
4,000
1
180
April-Oct
A 6s
Pert
8,000
100.000
Fri. Oct. 5—
Range Sines
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
ADanzie
51,000
560,125
—
1947
(Germany)
ACauca
(Col)
699,270
Week's Range
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A 20-year 7s April
1946
746,900
Wed. Oct. 3__
Thurs. Oct. 4
Foreign
Total.
corporate
$309,000
2,363,000
34
(1506)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
Monday, October 8, 1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
I
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
American
Motors
American
Tei
Anaconda
Boston
iSaioon
Boston
&
5%
&
Tel
50
Maine
Calumet
Cities
RR
Eastern
Gas
Eastern
&
St
Ford
Motor
General
5
167 V» 17974
6,738
167 %
77'% go %
136'% 1367/2
310
65%
Jan
1
136%
Oct
50%
Oct
50%
52 Va
695
General
Gillette
Co
26%
41%
30
36%
Feb
44
Apr
13%
90
12%
Jan
16 Va
61%
478
53%
Jan
47%
45
44%
Feb
26
530
15%
Jan
28
47%
Jan
65
May
60
534
13
44
2,491
52%
Jan
40%
Jan
143
E
N
Tel
&
Norbute
Tel
Cor.
RR
IN
Drug
Snawmut
Webster
Twist
United
United
6%
U
S
U
Shoe
52
54%
74
July
Brown
May
Budd
17% Aug
Buell
100
Aug
Aug
51%
Feb
34%
Sep
270
22%
Sep
28%
95
22%
Feb
28%
100
_•
22%
22%
110
*
31%
32%
52
1
;
19%
July
20% Mar
31% May
16% Jun
Apr
Apr
10% July
24%
Jan
Consumers
Davidson
Ford
19%
280
21
Sep
23%
Jan
27%
Apr
Gar
388
20%
Jan
31%
Sep
General
46 %
Sep
55 Va Mar
46%
46 %
47%
1,975
42%
43%
777
&
Mining
Electric Corp
41%
35 %
Sep
60%
200
Apr
Oct
35 Va
Oct
Hoover
47%
329
46%
Oct
69 Vg
35
Apr
Hoskins
64%
51%
52%
155
12.50
52%
56%
Jan
51% May
67 % Mar
66
Mar
500,000 to 2,500,000 shares
to
Leonard
Masco
Cincinnati Stock
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Baldwin
Carey
_I
—
Transit
Jun
35%
29 % Mar
111
35
Oct
45
27 Va
491
25%
Apr
96
93 %
45
Sep
46 %
74
37'%
Jan
85%
86%
55 %
471
84 %
Jun
92% Mar
52%
36%
Cyanamid
68%
3-5
167%
Mining
I
—
Steel
5%
~~~i
IIII—25
Elec"~H""~
~
Power
&
Federated
I
55
15
Feb
36
36 %
28%
35
July
40
56%
Sep
26%
Jan
77%
"
19
61|
A
1,640
6{|
Oct
721/4
158
69%
Oct
7
79%
90
60
62%
130
17%
25
16%
175
5%
51/4
130
13%
61%
74
10
70
Co
Co
~
Montgomery Ward
&
Co
National
Lead
Pacific
~~
26%
Jan
40%
45
Jan
49 Va
100
57%
Jan
279
190%
Oct
13
77 %
Jan
36%
10
34
■31%
31
30%
27
52 Va
May
14 Va
Feb
33%
Jun
31%
110
115
37%
9
16
39 Va
40%
114
49
49%
36%
27
28%
101% 101%
Va
35%
—
—
—
J
I
J
:
52%
~
IIIIII""
~
10
?/
10
Jan
Oct
36% Apr
20% July
Apr
41
33
'/a—Get
% Sep
38% July
44% July
90
34%
Feb
20
36 V8
Oct
185
21%
Feb
28%
75
78%
Jan
121%
35
35%
Oct
19%
Oct
48%
50%
190
41
41
%
10
38%
198
58% July
42 Va
Aug
24
41
48%
Oct
26% May
55% July
Jan
51%
33%
Oct
52 Va
15
43
501/4
50
49% Mar
18%
105
18%
30%
30%
131
30
59%
59%
30
May
Oct
May
56%
Jan
57%
20
48%
Jan
551%
290
50%
Feb
Apr
49% Mar
55%
Sep
57% May
44 % Mar
35% Jan
72% May
64% Aug
62% July
51%
52%
70
47%
Jan
71
26%
75
22%
Jan
'
30
30% Aug
25% May
Va
24
24
HOV4 112 %
67%
52 %
—
51 % Mar
Sep
263
9,095
I8V4
82%
37
8%
Jan
34
Jun
36
671
14%
Feb
19%
82%
323
67 %
Jan
95
37
Aug
682
31%
Jan
40%
Aug
48
45 %
48
3 Va
31/4
3 Va
3%
19
19%
24
23%
24
3
16
16 "A
5
\
_
3%
Sep
3%
200
1,188
Jan
Sep
Sep
Sep
450
19%
Jan
24
Sep
13
Feb
18% July
6% Sep
4%
Jan
5%
100
1,203
27
May
337
16
Oct
3
3
200
2%
500
9
Mar
5 Va
Oct
5%
5%
10
in
10
37
37
23%
24
1
5%
200
200
Aug
Aug
7% Mar
29%
16
3%
20
5%
Jan
Oct
Apr
Sep
Oct
10
Oct
132
32%
Jan
10% Aug
37% Sep
230
21%
Sep
32
Mar
4
Jan
3%
3%
248
3%
iq
Jan
4 % Mar
217
200
16
19%
5%
Apr
21
27'%
19%
62% Mar
38%
17% Mar
5%
Hill
IIIIIl
HIIlO
common
1,000
27 Va
27%
HIIIIIIIl
■
5
6.242
May
16
IIIlO
~_3
3%
368
3% July
3% Jan
3%
Jan
150
31%
Oct
42 %
Apr
17%
545
11 Va
Feb
21 %
Apr
44%
44V4
44 Va
1,438
40%
Jan
57%
1
11%
11
IIV4
1,110
8
Jan
14%
Apr
,
Products—
_
10%
10
101/2
1,320
10.
May
14%
Jan
28%
28%
29
I__IIIH5
IIIHl
Axle
class
31%
17
*
&
31%
17%
-----
B
27%
Feb
37
Ape
9%
9%
1,186
3%
Jan
10%
Aug
18%
560
17%
Feb
18%
Apr
22
22
360
21%
Sep
28% Mar
6
22
6
400
4%
Apr
6
in
class
Common
___!
—
~
Sep
525
Aug
10%
14%
848
13%
Feb
16% Mar
39
39
120
39
Jan
39%
Apr
16
j
6'/4
14Va
14%
^
I
6
61/4
HIIIIIIIIIIl
——II__~H*
A_,
712
Apr
18'/a
9%.
IUlO
ZlZZ" 1
1111111"1
common
16
100
16
Jun
16%
Feb
4,220
1
Apr
1%
Oct
1%
1%
1%
Feb
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
64V4
67V2
51%
53 Va
45
45
65
22% May
103% Feb
250
51 %
109
51% May
9
45
Feb
Oct
May
132 % July
70 Va Sep
66
58
58
$3,012.59
Friday
STOCKS
Mar
50% Mar
Week's
Last
ACF
Wrigley
Admiral
Aeco
Air
(Un)
2 50
Corp
(Un)„IH_II_ ~~
Co
Juneau
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium
Amerada
Mfg
Ltd
Airlines
Bosch
II
American
Can
Co
Cyanamid
Electronics
American
&
a
Co
Foreign
American
1
Corp
Anaconda
Co
(Un)
Anderson Prichard Oif
Armco
Steel
Armour
Corp
&
Ashland
Co
Oil
Associated
&
New
<Un)~I
5%
al4
Bankline
Barker
New
Oil
Bros
Co
Bendix
Benguet Cons
Bishop
Black
Oil
July
Aug
101
Jan
144%
114
Aug
114
Aug
22%
Oct
26% Mar
Va
19%
270
17
Feb
23 Va
30
25
Aug
Jan
32
215
40%
Sep
48%
Apr
68%
525
63%
Feb
76%
Apr
12
12
210
11 %
Jun
13%
Jun
al4
al4
21
6%
6%
150
5%
Sep
a47
95
45%
Sep
18%
18%
991
18%
Oct
167% 169 %
3,058
167%
Oct
6|J
a33%
a35
309
75%
79%
375
a32% a34%
17%
Jun
6Oct
74 Va
16
July
8% May
47%
Sep
24% Mar
186
7%
Feb
Sep
Sep
84,
33%
Sep
51%
67%
Jan
85% Mar
May
Jan
110
31% May
59%
306
47
al7% al7%
39
16
Feb
23% May
59 3
a
14
May
a
16%
Feb
43 Va
July
66% Aug
16%
179
15%
Jan
19%
a33
25
31%
Sep
31%
Sep
26%
28
169
26%
Sep
32
Aug
41%
41 Va
225
Jan
Aug
46% Aug
10%. Jun
Sep
18
a33
a33
28
.
1
9%
37%
Apr
9
9%
631
90
17
17
100
5%
5%
281
5%
Sep
7%
al3% al3%
120
12%
Jun
15^"2
Jan
Apr
(Un)__
13
__
-i
_
I
1
5%
5%
3.200
3%
Jan
8%
6%
6%
6%
356
6%
Oct
8%
14%
14
14%
310
12
H~~H~5
16
Feb
Sep
12
100
Jan
12% Aug
a32% a35%
251
27
Jan
36 %
Aug
40
22
May
25 Va
Feb
50
Jun
58%
9%
a
164%
58%
565
'1%
1%
920
1%
Oct
2%
Feb
62%
1%
1
"•
Oct
Feb
58%
50c
(Un)
14
July
a20% a22 Va
a35%
j
(Un)
9
17
5%
""one
~
—
64%
518
62%
Sep
75%
Aug
Feb
167%
Aug
al60%al64%
13%
14
278
146
Oct
.
I ~
12%
Jan
II—IHBc
1.452
18% May
Mining
14c
16c
1.000
14c
Sep
35c
2
16%
17
753
15%
Feb
5
51
51
762
46% July
19% July
58% Sep
3%
3%
3%
650
58
58
210
58
61
Mar
20%
20%
21
873
16% May
23%
Aug
19%
155
18
Jun
21%
Jan
Oct
11% May
16% Jan
Corp
Co
Corp
Oil
Borden Company
Burlington
37 %
415
a35
e
Bolsa Chica
Budd
Feb
Apr
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29%
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236 % Apr
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52%
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Century-Fox
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48
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May
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Radio Corp
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13
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69
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487
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May
18
1
Apr
62%
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60
1,905
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86
2.214
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40% May
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Jan
18%
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29%
Jan
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71 %
105
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48
18%
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Rockwell
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2%
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Oct
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4% Aug
4Va
40
6%
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Prophet
3% May
4%
52
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&
21% Mar
25%
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Jun
Jun
325
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21 % Mar
146
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18
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26%
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237
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48
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5
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Chesapeake & Ohio
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95
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92
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Sep
17%
150
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Sep
2%
6,349
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Murray
17%
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40
1.66%
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Armco
4% July
83
Oct
20%
American Radiator
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83
356
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20
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Aug
29% July
102 % Jan
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95%
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23 %
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27
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preferred
27
24%
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8.50
common
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27
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preferred
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for Week
loo
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric
4%
Range
of Prices
Low
8
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115
2%
19%
61 «/4
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Jan
16%
2%
27%
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Michigan Plating
Michigan Sugar preferred
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4%
8%
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19% July
25%
common
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Chrysler Corp
147%. Aug
27 %
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15
53%
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98
9%
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101
52%
53%
2%
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Electric
137
27%
preferred
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4,815
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Allen
Sales
Range
Par
ACF
Jan
16% May
128% Sep
Week's
l.ast
Sale Price
Jan
22%
Inc
Drill
Fruit
293
3%
146 % Mar
50
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington
Co
Union
132
65%
129
Jan
5% Aug
52% July
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&
2,115
114%
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Quincy Mining Co
Stone
101
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129
100
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94
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34%
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Exchange
Friday
54% Aug
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Detroit Stock
65% Aug
671
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STOCKS
Oct
59%
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54%
46%
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Aug
49 %
145
53 %
50
Star
Exchange
July
40
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Midwest Stock
Exchange
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52
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Aug
Hathaway Bakeries IncCorp
American
Detroit Stock Exchange
Jan
Isiand
Copper
Exchange
Jan
59%
5
Co
Stock
57% Iviar
17% July
42 Va
Oct
63
58%
York
Jan
41
63
1
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87% Mar
155
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187
26
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100
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Oct
Aug
Apr
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Sep
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147
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200
253/a
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34%
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Erie Railroad
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Trailer
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Good
of
Calif
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354
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Jun
63
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20%
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Jan
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130
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&
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Spiegel
Aug
1.15
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73
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26
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May
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141
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Apr
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400
8%
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12 Va
(Un)
5
44%
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Alum
Kaiser
Power
Kennecott
Kern
Lear
Steel
&
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Libby,
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168
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180
34% May
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Oct
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Friday
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Apr
29% May
35%
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100
16%
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8%
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July
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Aug
4
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New
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North
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111%
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14
Jan
27%
200
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65'a
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900
62
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Jan
Jan
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29
July
Apr
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45%
200
42
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49
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24
Oct
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44
Apr
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13%
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95
Jan
75 Vb May
19
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34
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Aug
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31
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36
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400
36%
35
25'/a
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200
12%
Oct
18
200
23%
Jun
26%
1,100
10
21% Aug
147
Feb
28
Jun
Mar
Apr
Mar
167% July
26% May
19 %
Oct
100
37%
Feb
25
54%
Jan
74% Mar
600
19%
Oct
36% Mar
1.100
50
Sep
Jun
55
July
37%
400
36 Va May
40
40%
600
37%
July
Apr
33'A
37'a
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38%
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American World Airways
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36
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Jan
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May
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17
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35
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37
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5%
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Feb
36
12
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77
33
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750
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28%
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21
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32%
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Oklahoma
37% July
13
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1
49 Va
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57%
15
100
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Sep
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Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
69%
72%
550
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49
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55%
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Oct
577b May
Sep
24% May
28 V4 Mar
27%
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53% July
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Apr
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Feb
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37
May
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100
30
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100
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Jun
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15
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61%
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100
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Republic Steel Corp (Un)
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General
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34%
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Motor
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25%
10
Nemours
500
400
1
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&
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1
350
com
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2,000
27'%
Aug
38% Mar
Sep
Standard
300
300
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35
26 Va
97
Mar
National
1%
200
5
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Kodak
34 %
101% 101%
34%
—
(Un)
11%
Co
USA
(E
Eastman
78
May
32% Jan
47 Va
Co
30
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
Dow
700
600
Gypsum
_i
(Un)
19'/a
300
34
59%
Lead
54
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Co
Apr
800
88 %
58'a
National
11
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Edison
25'A
21%
88
32%
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Radio Corp of
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Jan
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Feb
54
„25
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42
Sep
29 %
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Sep
60
30%
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common
preferred
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58%
39
46%
30
10
cum
Aug
Jun
Jan
56% July
Dist
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Jan
21%
48
Sep
700
,
;
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Jun
7%
Feb
4%
12
22%
35%
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Crane
59
2%
Sep
18
48%
28%
35 %
351/4
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300
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100
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59
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250
61 %
10
Power
500
20%
40 % July
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Sep
common
5
20
Apr
National
Oct
common
Edison
20 VB
Feb
Jan
14%
Serv
System
4%
—
Apr
17%
Aug
51%
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Cement
18'/a July
Aug
33%
13
600
25
Commonwealth
Jan
1%
32
Cylinder
1.100
~
54% Aug
13%
1,000
600
Container
1,400
Ilium
Jan
30%
2
900
Napco
2%
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47
16 Vb
1%
600
National
15%
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100
16
53%
—
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56
Christiana Oil Corp
Coleman Co
40% May
35%
Jan
2%
55 %
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Oct
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14%
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Feb
11%
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Aug
26%
12%
—
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39%
5
15
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41%
Sep
Co (Un)
17% Jun
1.800
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry—•
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Chicago Towel Co common
&
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23
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Feb
1%
500
1
34% July
68
300
19%
July
24
300
4
2
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—
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Jan
2434
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Jan
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800
20c
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22 Va
400
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&
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Medusa
7 Va
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100
200
23%
5
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34
33%c
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Aug
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400
34
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600
Illinois
Certain-Teed
Sep
—
—
33%c
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln Printing Co common
Lindsay Chemical Co common.
47 %
5
Light
110
—
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Extension
Jan
1.000
South
38% May
28 Va
14%
14%
119%
—
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Kropp Forge Co
Jan
of America
Central
146% July
Knapp Monarch Co
12%
10
Corp
Jan
<Un)_^
&
Copper
35%
16 %
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39'A May
85
10
com
Kimberly-Clark
100
1%
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Centlivre
28% Oct
14 Ve Feb
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Chemical
&
Alum
1,100
13
Ltd
100
1,400
Laughlin Steel (Un)
13%
33 %
Prospect
28%
14%
119 %
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
Jones &
Merrltt
16%
Pacific
29% Aug
30% Mar
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Mickelberry's Food Products
31
Canadian
Jan
Jan
___<■
33% July
16 %
Canadian
19%
25
—
7.50
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41%
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300
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25%
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37%
5
27%
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600
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50
5%
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&
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45
25
28'/a
33
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—
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18% May
25
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Paper
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1.800
7%
17
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Mar
Jan
1
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13%
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41
88
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Bendix Aviation
600
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RR
Mineral
Minnesota
Belden
36%
60%
1
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34
150
10
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36%
Apr
600
—
27 Va
—
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Eagtian-Blessing
Bearings Inc
Aug
100
Co
23% May
Fe—
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54%
87% Mar
62%
6%
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Feb
77%
_
Topeka
Jan
Mar
24
186%
60
Refining common
2nd preferred
common
Apr
_5
Athey Products Corp
Atlantic Refining Co__
Avco
6%
Feb
32 % May
62
50
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6
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$1.50
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48%
3
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1.900
44%
Aug
14%
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International Harvester
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Low
34%
4
Sep
48Ik
45%
14
♦
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Industries
Inland
1,100
52 Vb
38 Vb
Jan
16%
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Indiana
Sales
3914
Oct
34Va May
71%
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16%
1
5
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32 3
34
46%
1.
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Illinois
High
38 %
__
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Harnischfeger Corp
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Hupp
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38
500
200
71%
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Houdaille Industries Inc
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9,500
1
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Jan
45%
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46
47%
36%
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44%
5
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—
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37
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STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Southwestern Public Service
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel Inc common-.
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2
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Standard
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5
California
1
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Tool
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Natco
200
300
23%
Oct
79% July
24 Va Sep
48%
800
45%
Oct
58
July
Aug
Apr
48%
Jan
65
50 V4
Jan
62%
51%
52%
300
47%
Jan
71
30%
33
450
30%
Oct
39 %
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14%
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19% May
Oct
22
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Aug
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Feb
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12
1,700
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32
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50
Apr
44%
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United Engineering & Foundry Co
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24%
1,750
24% July
29%
1,900
22%
Jan
30 Va
44%
45
800
43%
Sep
50
200
Jan
17 Va
May
21%
Feb
2%
2%
600
1%
Apr
3 Va
July
267
48%
42 Va
Feb
54 %
59
1,500
55
Sep
46
43%
46
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33
Jun
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*
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26%
27
550
24
Mar
Toledo
5
13%
13%
400
13%
65
69%
600
45% Jan
72
34%
37
300
34%
45
Apr
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—
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208
So
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1%
100
27
„
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Union
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Union
Oil
27
100
1%
2%
Feb.
Jan
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24%
200
21%
61%
61%
61%
210
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Aircraft
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Western
1
Union
Telegraph
2%
12%
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Whirlpool Seeger Corp
White
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Co
1
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public
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Wisconsin
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100
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Jan
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52
51%
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63%
Jan
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*
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&
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22%
Sep
26 Va Mar
84
25
Jan
32
308
41%
Sep
48% Mar
567
61%
Jan
75%
Apr
Mar
34
6ep
76%
100
64%
Jun
85 V4
Aug
American
Can
37%
300
36 Va
Feb
43% Mar
American
Cyanamid
64%
400
54%
Jan
76% Aug
American
Factors Ltd
16%
400
15%
Jan
19%
Apr
American
&
47
Oct
60% Mar
American
Motors
69%
Sep
American
Radiator & S S
Co
Apr
19
Jan
Sep
32%
Feb
3,900
9%
Oct
15
Mar
American
Tobacco
18%
Oct
22% Mar
American
Viscose
American
51%
53%
4,800
51 % May
65% Mar
26
24%
26
600
22% May
28%
471/2
47%
200
36 %
Feb
50
July
700
19 Va
Jan
23
Aug
30
30%
21%
22
32%
32%
Feb
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Anaconda
&
Co
(The)
22
100
21% May
24% July
44%
600
44%
Oct
50 % Mar
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89
89
Oct
98% Mar
New
12%
Oct
16
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12%
800
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150
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Sep
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Feb
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Sep
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Oct
59%
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Feb
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7%
Sep
30%
Aug
28%
728
27
May
30 %
Apr
12
15%
2,149
Calaveras
Cement
578
17% Mav
21%
Jan
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California
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36 %
36%
315
36%
Sep
43%
Jan
70%
California
74%
529
59%
Jun
87%
4%
165
4 Va
Jan
4%
Feb
8 %
496
6%
Jan
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Sep
Canadian
Sep
15 Va Mar
Jan
47
39% July
32%
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May
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Oct
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Oct
Gas
Washington Gas Light
Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Jun
34% Mar
Clorox
Chemical
5s series
26%
Aug
Colorado
Fuel
4s
42%
Sep
Columbia
Broadcast
30%
235
24%
Feb
35%
Aug
13%
227
13%
Oct
16%
Jun
44
%
Commercial
45%
1,648
48%
Feb
Commonwealth
22%
44% May
Ons System
River
28 Va
Apr
Sep
Consol
45%
Jan
37 %
37%
4,681
36 Va
Jun
40%
Aug
10%
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10%
11
2,563
10%
Oct
17
Jan
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18%
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21
Jun
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Feb
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59
Oct
75 Va May
17
17
17 Va
370
Jan
19%
25 Va
24%
25 Va
1.493
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Oct
27%
Aug
77%
76%
78%
352
70 Va
Jan
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Mar
6 V4
6%
40
6%
Jun
7
Jan
38%
532
35%
Jan
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260
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21 Va
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13%
175
13
Aug
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Jan
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107
21 %
Jan
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Electric
VB
Jan
70%
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75
7,000
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84
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61
150
53%
22%
475
22%
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May
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37 %
61%
94
July
Aug
July
20% Mar
42
Sep
67 Va July
Sep
27%
Apr
591
60
Jun
86%
192
55%
Jan
71
283
5 Va
Oct
30
717
28%
Oct
38 Va
31
279
27%
Jun
34%
Apr
60
24% July
31 Va
Aug
17%
Aug
17 Va
15%
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12%
50
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50
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Apr
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40
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12
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43 Va Mar
45%
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311
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10
40
1,263
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5
50
39%
20
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53%
77
May
94%
Jan
82
63%
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89%
1
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25%
25%
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Power
190
Jan
Oct
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79%
27%
Jan
Aug
88%
235
56%
ADr
Sep
July
Sep
Apr
Aug
98 % July
28%
Jan
33
Jan
41%
Sep
20 %
May
23
Apr
Feb
2
Mar
July
41%
1%
•
Light
&
Hioh
Trailer
172
30%
Feb
10
29%
Jan
37Va Mar
Genera'
Elertrie
39%
92
28%
Jan
46% July
General
Foods
16%
17
Aug
General
Motors
Jan
General
Paint Corp
17 Va
6
36 %
34%
36%
331
33%
Jan
38% Julv
28%
28 V.
28%
80
25%
Jan
31%
Aug
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437
Sep
■
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61 Va
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61%
1.687
52 Va May
177/a
314
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37 %
39%
2,135
34'/a May
27%
1,033
25%
„
50
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156
a68 Va
a48% a48%
215
43
5734
48%
53 Va
Oct
63 V4 Mar
207/8
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37%
Mar
47
Feb
79 %
Oct
Jan
53
65%
Jan
July
Aor
May
Aug
Sep
Aug
55
59 Va
1,701
43%
59 Vb
•
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July
49 Va
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common
42
40% Mar
25%
39 Va
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33 Va
61
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45
99
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31 %
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5
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(Un)__'_.
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10
3
54
Sep
—
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57%
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Aug
97
32%
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31 %
45 %
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General
—_
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39
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Co
31 Va
3% Mar
33
46
40% a40%
40%
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common
(Un)
48%
15 >/4 May
Oct
12
1
Machinery &
Garrett
50
14%
I6V4
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(Un)
<Un)
Co
Motor
Fruehauf
Range Since Jan. 1
600
Feb
Jan
Jan
Apr
all
&
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5%
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36% Mar
5%
a
*
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Corp
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5'A
Sep
54'/a
57%
430
55%
.
51%
Share
Food
Low
26 Va
26
765
185
55%
17
Oct
Feb
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Inc
Ford
Sales
lliah
5%
31
Jun
for Week
of Price*
13%
77
5 Va
-1
:
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Railroad
475
85
17 Va
10
,
———
Kodak Co
&
13%
a
—5
Lines
Bond
51 '/a May
a58% a61%
60 %
1
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Y
Co
Air
28 %
July
23 % Mar
Jan
America (Un)—25
cap
deNemours
24% May
16
N
(Un)
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40%
Feb
Jun
41 Vu
a28% £*28%
10
Eastern
37% May
July
May
19
605
74 %
:
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21%
43
32
150
135
61
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of
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56
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36
20%
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25
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Inc
Oil
17
20%
28 %
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Aircraft
Douglas
50
10
40
3%
86
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591
—8.50
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61
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Florida
Columbia Gas System
18% May
46 Va July
571
14%
common
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14%
*
Sep
2,^50
54
86%
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B
38 V8
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of Pittsburgh""5
3%
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&
Giorgia
Class
23%
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Co
Jan
22%
(Del)
Co
Records
Decca
Federal
Elaw-Knox
12%
a6%
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*
(Un) ——.—5
Fibreboara Paper Proc
Allegheny Ludlum SteelArmstrong Cork Co
615
43
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)
Curtiss-Wrlght; Corp (Un)
37%
11% Mar
Gas
Zellcrbach
Crown
23%
Par
14
20
(Un)
of
Edison
Natural
23%
1975
&
Aug
a40 a40%
Products Refining (Un)—_—„10
Deere
32%
Sale I'rir*
Feb
168 »/a
36
(Un)
Motors
36%
Continental
I, !i si
2%
Jun
20%
Edison
6.5 %
33
2.278
STOCKS
Oct
142 V*
Packers
Solvents
Oct
Friday
Apr
1%
399
13%
Syst class A
Columbia
Erie
A
&
Columbia
1975
ser
61 Va
100
165
Iron
Apr
Emporium
A
36% July
26
Oct
Jun
May
18%
.
Co.—
Jan
31%
19%
I_I~20
Jan
8% Aug
Jan
50
Jan
May
31
29%
Sep
*
Feb
1%
3 %
a
-17%
Jan
4
666
51
Jun
19 V2
62
58
3%
Jun
Feb
51 Va
.
63
BONDS
Baltimore Transit Co
26%
26
(Un)
270
22%
10
Coal
168
5%
22%
19.50
common
7%
a 44
—
45 %
13%
Inc
10
3
42%
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Clary Corp
45
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United Gas Improvement
Universal Corp
a7
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336
5
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20
340
—
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40
•
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Chance
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
(Un)
Chrysler Corp
Cities Service Co (Un)
238
60 3
245
13%
a2%
55 % %
Chicago Corp
2,226
32 %
7%
15 Va
Jun
1%
—
58%
a
12%
13%
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com
(Un)
26 'A
40
*
Corp
33 %
187
lu% July
Oct
9
5% July
a2%
a33% a337/a
31
40
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service.*
United
20% Mar
28%
Jun
22
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Sun Oil Co
5%
Caterpillar Tractor Co com
Celanese Corp of
America
23 %
50
Paper Co
South
51% May
19% May
26
Airline Inc
Carrier
55%
*
com
5%
203
Ry
33
1
Electric
SeD
50
Co
preference
July
_10
common
series B preferred
Mfg
45%
_5
common
4,992
Pacific
13%
10
Inc
1.125
Dry Ginger Ale (Un >
Atlantic Oil Co__
27%
50
Salt Mfg
Electric
9 Va
.
36'%
1
*
com
9
Corp
25%
40
16%c
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32% July
1
3
55%
—
30%
1
1
Potomac Electric Power
3.60%
3.)
45%
Philadelphia Transportation Co___
Philco Corp
Progress
773
21%
Inc
Drug
18 Va
27
28%
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Corp
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Philadelphia
Va
17%
27
48%
Pennroad
Peoples
17%
712
1
common
1
Pennsylvania
115
61
—1.66%
Co
Co
39%
59
5
Co
(Glenn
39%
61
50c
common
Watch
(Thet
39%
2
1
Brothers
Hamilton
Hecht
Merck
♦
5
Canada
Co
Co—
Packing
Capital
Jun
Jan
Corp
1978 Mar
Sep
Canadian
8
74
Jun
9%
36%
(Julius
Jan
26 %
Aug
185
11'/a
32%
Dairies
15%
869
Company
—
Industries (Un)
4.'
Burroughs Corp
—
19%
149
Motors
102
27%
Burlington
13%
2,752
Garfinckel
16%
26%
Budd
Feb
36%
Foremost
17%
16%
4--.—
24%
41%
General
17%
V.—
167%
34%
Battery
Aug
—
330
18%
10
Co_
66%
23% May
a45% a50Va
(Un)
33,948
40%
Storage
Feb
Feb
450
(Un)
(Un)
7,V
41
Motor
Oct
47
15%
19 Va May
165
29 %
10 %
1
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21%
536
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5
1
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58%
(Un)_—
28 Va
167% 170 %
36%
Ford
Oil
Chica
19%
«
87 Va Mar
65% Mar
50
100
58%
Borg-Wurne"' Corp (U11)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Delaware Power & Light common—13 %
Light
342
21%
26
Boeing Airolane Co
88
13%
25
id
80 Va
21%
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Holdings Corp
30%
Duquesne
Electric
Blair
Oct
10%
1.80
Curtis Publishing Co
79 Va
a37% a37%
5
13%
4%
—
50% Mar
Bishop Oil Co—
1
Co
Oct
(Un)
13
common.
Company
33%
(Un)—
Inc
Sep
8,180
523
(Un)_
Corp
27%
50%
33%
7
6Oct
a32% a35%
RR
87
190
Feb
33%
Corp
5
Baltimore Transit Co
Campbell
51 Va
84 %
——...
28 %
167%
5
Electric
50
Oct
Inc
Benguet Cons
Low
206
Sep-
68%
10
Corp
6}J
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Budd
87
50%
Tel
Rights expire Nov
Arundel Corp
Atlantic City
28 Va
87
Inst
Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Range Since Jan. 1
iliah
27%
-100
American Stores Co
American
for Week
Shares
Feb
i7,i
1,463
Co—
Aircraft
Beech
Bendix
Range
Low
Oil
Beclcman
Sales
of Prices
58% Mar
186 Va
Oct
71 Va
*
(Un)
Ohio
&
Bankline
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Jan
167%
68 %
50
(Un)
Securities
Baltimore
STOCKS
48%
495
Jan
24 Va Mar
10,334
—____
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Week'a
Oct
Apr
8%
Sep
Jan
Baldwin
Friday
5%
18%
(Un)—
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—
Corp
-
18,130
(Un 1
—.
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Corp
50%
.
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& Santa
Top
35
679
18%
15%
Oct
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Gas Corp
22
13%
25
(Un)
Steel
Armco
257
Aug
May
25
(Un)
(Un)_,
Louisiana
25
July
July
37
138 V2
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Corp
378
,
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114
31 % May
815
167% 169%
167 %
:
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-
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50%
•
—
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44%
37.
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18%
18%
5
(Un)
-
13%- 13%
5
Corp
(Un)
Armour & Co
(111)
(Un)
Ashland Oil & Refin
(Un)
—
31%
__
(Un)
89
__
31 Va
4—
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Arkansas
64%
31
(Un)
Refining
Tel
&
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w
?
41%
64%
-
-
32%
41%
(Un)
Pwr
(Un)
Smelting
Rights
31%
10
20
(Un)
Co
Foreign
8V2
.
a94% a95%
12%
(Un)
29%
Sep
220
37%
14
10 % May
Jan
22% -22%
8%
,
(Un)——1
Broadcast-Para Theaters (Un) —1
100
7%
97%
a26Va-a-26%
Amer
500
200
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a26%
American Airlines Inc com
Sep
16 %
Aur
Jan
Jan
30%
50 Va
100 Va
64%
16
Jan
130
30
600
Apr
Feb
37
all9%al26%
Sep
3,800
65 Va
255
■
Oct
al25%
Jan
67%
-
45%
55%
*
26 %
48%
46 Va
Feb
240
55 '/a
44%
39%
8%
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63%
55%
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High'
.
so
:
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Ltd
Aluminium
Low
a38% a39 %
a95%
52'A
11
Range Since Jen. 1
High
1
300
51% July
Shares
10
——
(Un)
Mfg Co
1,100
51%
99
Mar
Dye Corp (Un)—18
(Un)
Corp
58%
132% July
800
__
66
for Week
of Prices
—25
26%
Jan
18%
__
Apr
36 V2 July
Feb
Salts
Range
„
—*
26%
103%
18%
44%
May
Exchange
Week'a
Low
5
(Un)
600
18%
__
Aug
9%
(Un)—
Co
Air
112%
9%
10
Service
W)
u
22
(Un)
Wrigley
Zenith
„
Feb
16 %
13% July
385
8%
common
Inc
Reduction
28% July
American
Walgreen Co
7c
15 Ve
Par
30%
67%
9% May
8
Sale Price
47
__
16%
:
5c
8Va
Last
76%
„
5,000
Apr
Oct
Jun
8
400
6c
6c
Friday
60%
__
37%
4
8%
8
'
116%
5
10
Industries
U
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8Va
STOCKS
56%
26%
25
Inc
Gypsum
S
112%
Aug
36%
14%
29% Aug
Va May
Jun
25
24%
*
Apr
39 V*
Feb
14
Sep
*
Corp
(Un)__
of
United
U
Carbon
&
96 %
Jan
27%
San Francisco Stock
Allis-Chalmers
Union
Jan
30%
304
10
12.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
July
48 % Sep
Sep
1
St Corp__
74 V*
101
28%
8
Sep
Corporation
83%
33%
28 Va
28%
8 Va
69 %
20
Thor
—
80%
33%
83%
1
common
c
May
47.%
55
(The)
Sep
48%
106
July
July
58
Co
61
12
17%
Jan
26%
25
Texas
High
LOW
58%
17 Va
1
Glass
States
common
Range Since Jan. 1
High
58 V4
Com
United
Low
Aug
24%
25
__
7.50
300
6%
45 y4
__
25
14
6%
% May
Shares
2.50
10
5
5
5
10c
5
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Plymouth Oil Corp__
Rockwell Spring & Axle
Ruud Manufacturing
24
for Week
of Prices
*
5
——
Jan
71%
12
Harbison Walker Refractories
Sales
Range
Par
■
■
Apr
23%
15%
'
,
16
;
13% May
51% Jan
15%
Lu4t
29 Va
1,600
6%
1
(Un)
28% July
-
4,400
_I
1
Sylvania Electric
400
Oct
57%
__
5
Corp
Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
Swift & Company-
13%
24% May
23%
55 Va
lo
Sundstrand Machine
2,700
52%
__
10
:
Corp
70
24%
55%
"
51%
5
Sunbeam
26%
High
55
10
Corp
Stone Container Corp
Storkline Furniture
Low
Week's
Friday
Sale Fries
57 %
7
(Ohio)
Stewart-Warner
—
25
i
(Un)
Range Since
High
23%.
*
STOCKS
Jan. 1
70%
23%
•
Indiana
(N J)
Standard Oil Co
Shares
4534
__
(when
common
of Prices
13%
24 V2
D
New
Standard
J
for Week
267/8
__
50c
;
OCTOBER 5
ENDED
Sales
Bange
*Low
1
RANGE FOR WEEK
Week's
%
f
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
43%
189
45%
47%
3.512
40% May
49
Mar
15 Ve
15%
293
12 %
Feb
19
Jun
19
19
350
17%
Apr
'20%
Jun
5
5
500
4%
Jan
5%
Sep
43%
Oct
50Va
Apr
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, October 8, 1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Sab Frascises Stttk Enlk
Friday
(6»>t)
Last
STOCKS
Utilities
(Un)
General
Telephone Corp
(Un)
Gillette
Goodyear
10
Northern
Greyhound
Grumman
Gulf
Oil
5
Corp
Pineapple
54
Aug
Jun
37
July
a68%a71%
45
77
72 % a73%
74
60 Va
a
__
75
438
14'/a
14%
1,565
12% May
29%
200
117 119%
432
28% July
87% Feb
37%
a39% a39%
105
Steel
38
Feb
a59 Va a62 Va
219
56 Va
73
Aug
66c
55c
55c
Sep
534
33%
Jun
79%
Jan
Feb
141
115% 115 '/a
7
1
common
&
Co
Petroleum
Middle
South
Mindanao
M
J
M
14
Jun
361
21%
Feb
375
117'A
Feb
289
44 Va
Jun
53%
M
Oil
Inc
Co
140
46%
Jun
51%
Sep
235
4o
Cement
Monsanto Chemical
Montana-Dakota
Montana
Power
Montgomery
Morris
(Philip)
al5
43.
al5
al5
50
a61% a61%
25
(Un)
7
7
200
49
50'A
50'A
485
19%
211
18%
al7% al7'/a
al.40
29%
30 Va
83
Feb
Socony
11V2
Jan
Southern
Jan
Oct
25
May
Jan
4.24'A
1.75
36 Va
30%
30%
a47% a47%
15'A
16
Southern Co
May
Southern
Pacific
23
Jan
35% Juiy
Southern
Sep
94
Apr
41%
29%
Oct
30%
518
17
17
160
12'A
27%
180
10 c
11c
57,500
10c
61c
5,328
41c
27 Va
25
30
22 %
1,949
36 Va
375
24
.
Company
New
England
N
Central
Y
Niagara
North
Electric
RR
6%
6%
1
preferred
5%%
———25
..
preferred
Pacific
Northrop
Aircraft
Rwv
(Un)
—1
Oahu Sugar Co
Ltd (Un)
Occidental Petroleum
Corp
Olin
American
Fisheries
Pacific Cement
Pacific Cement
red
30%
828
4 3 Va
1,428
40%
19 Va
854
19%
23'A
23%
23%
180
23%
23%
115
2.15
2.20
-
3%
47
Oct
May
Seo
Jan
Co
pfd
l eb
Oct
28
Jun
32% Mar
Feb
359
a50 a50%
41%
18%
Jan
21 Va
150
21'/a
Sep
23%
4c
80,200
4c
Jan
Pic
18%
Sep
4c
18%
5 Va
(Un)_
74 Va
36%
64
Jan
Va
42%
530-
31 '/a
Jan
46 Va July
59%
59 %
507
56%
Jan
69%
.53%
532
51 Va
Sep
61 Va May
48
1,466
47%
Oct
53% July
a
a39% a39%
34
Tidewater
40% May
Aug
26 Va
25
Jun
235
29
Sep
200
19%
Jan
23
47
OCt
(Un)
5d% Mar
29%
(Un)
preferred
;
Century-Fox Film
Carbon
&
Union
Union
Aircraft
18 Va
Aug
United
Air
Jan
2.70
Feb
United
Corp
3%
United
Jan
Jan
16%
Oct
Electric Co
Union
Sugar
■
of
Mo
Co
1
Oct
65
1,475
S
S
62%
Apr
52%
Feb
80
52%
Aug
168
6Va
6%
25'A
51
676
25%
673
a44 Vo a44'/a
10
48 %
!
_
6
a—
—
West
154
28%
312
42%
58
58
210
54
30
30%
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47%
Jan
62
Aug
10
56 %
56
56 %
510
54
Jun
68 V2
10
39 %
39%
40 Va
755
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39 Va May
61
Sep
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45
10
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of
Apr
47 % July
57 % Jan
Feb
Aug
Mar
High
25 Va
mi
pnmmnn
25
50
39%
46 %.
39%
-
40
46%
II,243
44'A
50
•
6%
7%
10,203
•
42 Va
44 Va
8,395
Apr
48% July
65
Jan
37
285
44%
44'A
25
-
Jun
44%
Oct
51% Mar
44%
Oct
51
July
6%
Apr
8
Mav
35
Jan
54Va
50 %
Aug
Aug
-
Number 5575
Volume 184
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
British
Columbia Elec
4%%
5%
Fortat
Columbia
rroaucta
Building
Telephone
Ltd
Power
class
Forgings
-
Iron
A
Apr
Aug
44%
52
Mar
V2
45%
913
1.50
5,730
8
8
25
34 %
35%
155
60
62
1,437
29%
Foundries
29%
29 %
Canada
Steamship
preferred
100
100
$1.25
preferred
Canadian
Canadian Canners Ltd
Canadian
Celanese
,
Canadian
Chemical
Canadian
Cotton
6%
pfd
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Industries
Locomotive
Canadian
Oil
w*nadian
Pacific Railway
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred
Canadian Vlckers :
Cockshutt
class
Class
.Lawrence
25
23
Sep
45
92
Oct
92
24%
130
12 %
50
51%
a
Va
2,186
30
790
24%
36
Southam
Co
Jun
Southern
Canada
Steel
of
32
13
Oct
21% Mar
Sep
37
25
15%
Sep
21
Feb
8
75
42
Oct
7
Feb
Dominion
Coal
Dominion
•
Foundries
Dominion
Glass
11% Mar
9
July
1%
Dominion
Stores
Dominion
Red
Feb
600
20
Jan
30
Jun
36% Mai
Weston
23% May
31% July
45% May
Zellers
8 Va
Va
10%
725
28
29%
7,006
15%
225
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15
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17
48
48
35
46
Mar
56
33
Jan
13
28
Oct
38
15%
Oct
18%
34
5,235
33
20%
7,286
19% July
Va
125
8 Va
29%
30
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45
45
30
15%
15%
200
15
19%
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21%
39 %
37 Va
39%
475
•
14
13
14
6,924
•
6,860
21
21
100
7%
7%
28%
1,170
35
721
27
Sep
A
Eiectrolux
Enamel
Ford
Corp
1
&
Heating Prod class A
Players Canadian Corp
Famous
Ltd
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of
Power
common
5%
General
General
Goulds
Steel
Great
Lakes
Gypsum
Heme
Lime
Oil
Class
&
class
Smith
$2.00
Bay
Husky Oil
&
Oct
29%
Apr
Canada
Jan
Imperial
Tobacco
$2.25
preferred
Cempnt
6%
Int
new
___
of Canada
Paper
Petroleum
Co
Ser
Ltd
115
Jan
David
Sep
Dominion
185
200
8
16
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Bloedel
Steel
Mines
Mar
11
Jan
a__
—
3,810
38
Oct
56
35%
Apr
1,130
33
Jun
38
Jun
12%
11%
12
387
460
10%
Feb
16% Aug
10
■.•
35
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45
50
78
Aug
80%
4,295
64
Jan
97
all% all%
50
8.60
Feb
15% Mar
Oct
48'/a May
Jan
July
13 Va Aug
Jan
54%
56
5,187
363/4
11%
11 Vs
11%
3,580
6
10%
6
6
425
6
25
6%
Jan
27%
Sep
Neon
2,605
25
Oct
93
29%
93
Sep
47
17 Va
25
93
48
75
1,150
12% Mar
Oct
47
17%
62 Va
Jun
15
101%
Sep
Aug
Feb
503/4
Sep
19j'4
Mar
Aug
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50
10
Feb
a24
50
22%
Jan
96 100%
24%
Sep
12,196
78%
Jan
110'/s
Aug
•
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Ltd
126
332
126
105 112%
1,776
33 V4
255
Oct
131% Mar
105
Oct
142 Va May
28
Jan
40
Apr
190
Feb
290
Jan
55
Aug
July
Jpn
50
Sep
50
Aug
265
50
5
47
47
425
46%
46%
100
41%
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28 %
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27%
56
Sep
60
3.184
51 %
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37
37%
150
36
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37
100
10
4,359
100 1003/a
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67
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8
July
Jan
25
18
Sep
35
300
11
Oct
25
100
22%
Apr
15% May
26% Aug
Exchange
Funds
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
1.50
Range Since Jan. 1
High
LOW
High
1.10
1.50
444,300
37
37%
300
37
Apr
Sep
51% Mar
10
10%
4,045
10
Sep
133/4
8
325
7
Jun
9%
695
5%
Jun
10
Aug
Jun
16
July
70c
11
1.75 July
Apr
9%
Apr
Jan
24%
Jan
24% Mar
38%
38%
Apr
2,800
37
July
41 Va
37
37
50
34
Jan
39 %
Aug
19
19%
505
19
Oct
25
Mar
29%
29%
19%
45
1
3.75
25
46
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Ltd
*
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cl
A
28 %
Jan
Apr
30%
Apr
Aug
50
Sep
98
Apr
3.50
Apr
Sep
53/e
Jan
140
40
10
■
98
MacLaren
Power
Melchers
&
Mica
of
Canada
Minnesota
&
Corp
1.60
500
37%
10,961
50
51
95
a47
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3
34%
34%
34
80
80
101
1.00
90c
1.00
2,300
120
120
122
1,015
a90
100
(Un)
Paper
Co
Ltd——
Northern
1st
&
•
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Co
2.50
10
48%
67
Apr
49 % May
51
Apr
July
33
Sep
36%
70
Mar
80
90c
Sep
109% May
138
a—
Apr
Oct
1.90
Jan
a—
Jan
5
120
83/4
Feb
50
12%
Sep
213/4
22
75
213/4
Sep
a85
5
82
100
Mar
93
30
93
Oct
100
Jan
all % all:,/4
18
11
Mar
12
1.75
Apr
2.05
2.85
27,720
33
610
Sep
40
48 Va
49
225
874
8%
125
15
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25
44 %
45
435
49
45
—
32
49
50
Apr
14
Mai'
-
37%
Jan
4.30 July
42
Jan
8%
11
11
22%
Oct
49
a
_50
.___
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6%
47
Oct
32
*
Ltd
Jan
50
56
Apr
Aug
Oct
10%
Jan
Jan
15
Aug
50
Apr
Jan
Quebec Power Co Ltd—
preferred
Power
all V2
—*
common
Royal
1.90 Mar
33 %
a92
5
Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Jun
93
22
*
10
1/20 Jan
Jan
Aug
11 % all%
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100
10
9
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92
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35%
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Ltd
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pfd
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pfd
class
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Premier
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cum
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Mills
Rights
Ltd
*
Oct
523/4
Jan
44 Va
44%
70
44%
Oct
52 %
Feb
68
68
68
115
68
Feb
73
Jan
6
6
6%
900
6
Oct
10
Sep
3.00
——
2.75
3.00
19
19 Vb
350
15%
14%
15%
715
14 Va
Oct
122 Va
Oct
145
Jan
Sep
15
Apr
40
May
48
41
Jun
483/4 July
12
600
2.75
Oct
3.00
Oct
18 Va May
213/4
Feb
193/4
Apr
~
Quebec
Teleohone
Reitmans
Southern
Stov/ell
5%
Canada
Screw
Traders
Corp
Finance
red
*
.
Power .6%
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Co
5
common
Ltd
(Can)
class
Corp
pfd_—100,
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class A
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124
122%
124
100
a21
a20
a21
180
45%
44%
46
430
14
Sep
45%
45 Va
10.
12%
12 %
175
Aug
15
Jan
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co___—*
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
—-*
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77
985
44 Va
Apr
85 Vb
55%
55
55 %
425
46%
Apr
66
Aug
Aug
25
25
25%
85
20
Feb
26% July
3.50
3.50
300
2.80
3.40
500
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30
30
2o0
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1
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40
Corp Fund
United Corporations class B
Vanadium Alloys Steel Canada
Ltd—a
W'ainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd_l
Wesceel-Products
Ltd
Jan
Western
Canada
Breweries
Windsor
Hotel
3.40
—*
Altex
51% Jan
Feb
65
3.50
23/4
Sep
Feb
5.50
67/8
Jan
Apr
19
Jun
30
July
35
Mar
Jun
47
Mar
21
.Tan
1
9c
10c
*
23e
23c
2,000
Ltd
1
13 %c
15c
19,500
Mines
Lead
Mines
Ltd
20c
4,000
2.35
3,100
1
44c
35c
44c
7,600
1
2.59
2.50
2.60
1,600
*
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9%c
12c
16,500
1
lie
11c
13c
2,000
Nickel
Mines
1203
Ltd
—
Iron
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2.25
9c
Jun
15c
Feb
Feb
32e
Aug
12 %c Aug
22c
Apr
22c
2.25
35c
Oct
July
1.51 May
3.70
71c
Apr
Mar
3.30 Aug
4%c
Jan
21c
Apr
11c
Sep
24c
Jan
Talc
Oil & Gas Ltd A
Jan
20
Aug
1
Mines
Ltd
——
18%
18
18%
2,485
9
-1
Ltd
Gold
1.00
1.00
1.11
9,000
70c
Jun
1
15c
IOC
15c
15,000
6 VaC
Feb
15c
Sep
26c
26c
500
23c
Sep
1.05
Jun
1.45
,
Mines
Barvallee
West, Montreal
Beatrice
Mines
—_1
1
lie
lie
19c
3,500
1
1.00
73c
1.01
53,000
73c
Oct
Ltd—1
10c
10c 11 %c
17,500
10c
Apr
Ltd
Lake
Mines
Gold
9c
Jan
23c
1.25
18c
1
60c
52c
60c
11,900
45c
Jan
1
31c
29c
33c
53,905
20c
Mar
48c
Corp
1
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ll
40C
38c
41c
29.533
38c
Oct
68c
10c
15c
10,000
10c
Oct
13 %C
15c
12,000
13 %c
Oct
Belle
2-4545
P. Q.
Mining
Chibougamau
P'vnnvvllle
JOHN'S,
Ltd
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Bellechasse
Phillips Square
Office:
City, MUrray Hill
Corp
Sulphur &
39%
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Anacon
Oil
30
*
—
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Ameranium
158
Ltd_^_—5
Ltd
and
Mines
Alta
34
Apr
66% Aug
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oil
Mires
Brunswick
see
Sep
Jan
5
11
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cl
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4% %
Inc
Min
&
Corp.^
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Ltd
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Ltd
1
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Burnt Hill Tungsten
footnotes
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Mar
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•
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.
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For
Aug
19
75
653/4 May
11
*
Sec
class
Securities
Alfred,
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*
PL-9501
York
May
12
18%
17%
Manufacturing Ltd
Bateman
Branch
55
25
5
Motor
Bandowan
Branch:
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20%
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EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
STOCK
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Jun
5.55
Mar
£?
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TORONTO
Telephone
40%
55% July
80
104% July
1,010
Cor
F'leet
Atlas
HART
CANADIAN
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Sep
9.00
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Advert
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Arno
SAVARD
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Feb
Jan
9.25
Anthonian Mining Corp.
230
49
100
44
Arcadia
MEMBERS:
44% July
57'%
4,655
Paper Corp Ltd___
Frere
Mining
Corp
common
63
Jan
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»
•
Jan
Oct
33
•
B
common
16% Aug
825
34 %
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class
class
class
Mills
126
112%
34 %
25
a51 % a51 %
Jan
Mar
19%
—
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Moore
Jan
a24
;
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48
Oct
.
65
Oil
B
National
41% May
40
12%
com__
;
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Noranda
77%
2,841
-I.btr
50
-
11%
Jan
12%
•
Acceptance
&
Breweries
7 %
112
a!5
Moliileal Locomotive
e/jiJivie
Sep
37%
(John)
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*
___
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
McColl
Jan
a46%
Ltd
Interprovincial Pipe Lines„__
MacMillan
Power
Aug
35
Corp common
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Canadian
32
8
99%
50
24% July
53% Aug
pfd_100
Co
Jun
33
•
Id'•national Utilities
Ltd
Marconi
26%
100
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Labatt
Canadian
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48
Feb
»
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Consolidated Div Standard
38
17%
29
17
213/4
*
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Co
Trust
Mar
45%
___:_100
common
International
Rand
Inv
28
35
—
Inter
41
5R% July
5
common
__
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Jan
Feb
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International
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Canadian
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Oct
-
21
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
Canadian
19
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com
Jun
23 Va
300
66
*
Jan
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8
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93/4
200
22
17%
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52
185,
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50
23%
21%
19%
A
2,485
*
preierreo
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class
3,400
45%
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10
23%
21%
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
36
Jun
com
Ltd
E
Aug
22
Sep
com
54% Mar
Apr
•
Sugar
Aug
8
55%
Canada
Preferred
Inter national
Class
Dominion
20 Va
•
preferred
Nickel
7
15%
£1
of
Accep Corp
preferred
International
13
57
preferred
Tnlsnd
3.40 May
107
1
95 % Aug
521/4 Mar
Oct
Apr
92
_1
Packers
9%
July
10
—
common
Brown Company
Canada
*
Ltd
•
preferred
Jun
875
common
Sep
48%
18
Apr
50
Paper
44
345
Last
Timber
Ltd
42%
69 %
Mining
Oil
$4.50
Stores
Lambert,
Imperial
Indust
Jan
5 '/c
&
3*-
68
preferred
Jan
305
49
313/4 Aug
10
Par
Lumber
Oct
108
2
681/4
44 Va
'
— —
Sale Fries
Jan
108
A
2,330
44
48 Va
Sep
__
_
STOCKS
Consolidated
33
1023/4 July
Friday
%
12
Hudson
Jan
9% May
75
*
Sep
Canadian
27
1,450
Alabas
Oct
98
0
May
May
.a57Va a59%
39%
64
120
85
Canadian Stock
31
29
Ltd
2,920
98
100
101
B
Howsrd
6%
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Paper
68%
83
14%
Aug
24
Oct
20
64
98
83
14%
101
com
68%
20
28%
pfd
16%
8
24% Aug
Jun
5
5%
700
9%
100
Wares
Pumps
100
17
10%
29
Motors
General
a30
16 Va
16%
b
101
Dynamics
4,265
*
•
—
Aug
15%
a29
*
18% July
7%
34
18 Vb
Apr
15 VB
—
Belgium
44
Jan
12%
35
Aug
157/B
0
_
Mar
Jan
100
__
24
Jan
8
20%
Apr
68
—
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common
Sep
17%
3
preferred
5%%
preferred
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0
19
a58
•
_
21
21 Va
56% May
12% Feb
28% Feb
Jan
12%
125
487
Feb
Mar
32
125
17
21% May
16%
4,333
37%
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17
•
Canada
common
Winnipeg Central
Canadian
7%
30% Mar
62
*
al2 Va al2%
7%
Oct
Sep
17% Mar
61 %
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Anelo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
Belding-Corticelli Ltd common
8 Va
5
Co
(Geo) class A
39% Mar
July
Jan
Feb
613/4
Jan
21
100
'
17 Ve
20%
6%
5
Aug
10
12"%
20%
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1,116
1
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Foundation
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a
20%
Aug
a8%
*
18
75
52 %
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25
325
35% Aug
21 Va
a
205
18
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35
.
26%
18
Jan
•
20%
*
25
al8
18
40
35
_•
26%
27%
21%
Kootenay Power
14%
10% Mar
I
East
Feb
July
4,150
28 Va
Dupuis Freres class
a9
21%
*
0
Apr
33%
com
Sep
11%
0
Mar
*
Sec
92
350
Jan
15'%
*
Canada
25
123/4
—'
30%
May
10
29%
231/a
of
0
Cotton
Aug
3,485
9%
Brewery Ltd
*>ont
93%
12%
43%
Oils
32%
Oct
Dow
93%
.
12%
al6
Triad
Walker Gooderham & Worts
7%
Aug
Bank
Jan
6
•
Toronto-Dominion
41
29
Dominion Textile common
Donohue Bros Ltd
100
Jan
805
common
pfd_
25
26
655
Ltd
78 %
0
0
5 % %
25
Va
*
Tar & Chemical
Power
Canada
28%
Va
•
pfd
Co
Steinbergs Ltd
Wabasso
2,368
Coal
&
Jan
0
___
Jan
31
20
Steei
50
;
12'/a July
28
30
5,540
y.
24
6%
*
Aug
60
0
Oct
28%
com
preferred
Dominion
.
& :Steel
70 %
58
*
common
uan
29
common
Feb
60
10
7%
32
20%
1,266
53
50
17%
24
25
1,881
61
50
.
_
200
*
pfd
Breweries
_
1,143
28
•
6%
_
pfd
18
6%
Bridge.
Dominion
4%%
9%
32%
2
Sicks'
B
Vs
31
Seagrams
45
60
Apr
to
Distillers
Class
17 V
*
43
—
33
360
a6%
preferred
Mar
Jan
28%
28
•
Apr
44
60%
•
common
Ltd
33 %
30
9
4%
oimpsons
33 %
Sep
965
a6%
A
Apr
Apr
Sep
26%
275
•
July
62 %
May
12 3% May
43
Oct
Shirriff-Horsey Ltd
29
8%
Series
Jan
Aug
13%
8
*
& Power
58 %
41%
_•
May
15
3,355
Preferred
Bhawinigan Water
13%
25
27
*
common
Jan
6V2
Crcwn Cork & Seal Co
Jan
Corp
May
•
B
Jan
13
8%
10
A
104
Oct
12
44%
_•
Farm
•
Lawrence Cement class A
al5Va al5%
25
Equipment
Combined
Enterprises
Con sol
Mining & Smelting
Corbys
St
01
40%
25%
119
13%
Sep
Apr
Aug
23% May
29
•
common
Jan
98
28
275
*
ComDanies
26
115
13
::_25
39%
2,017
17%
10
Preferred
108 Va
27
*
Jan
15
20%
_
Royai Bank 01 Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
Feb
22
0
Apr
26%
*
B
High
581
13%
0
A
Oct
27
25
.
31
Glass
Co
class
Jun
13%
common
Aug
•
(James)
Paper
26
X29
•
Power
Robertson
33
25%
41%
Cellulose
Quebec
100
49
25
_
&
28 Va May
0
10
25
Series
243
x29
*
common
series
Jan
108% Aug
37
July
May
28% May
26%
*
102
-100
175
al2%
*
common
preferred
Provincial Transport
1,975
_25
Bronze
40
Low
25%
117% 117%
117%
0
common
Eep
Jan
69
Ltd
34
92
51
*
Jun
Mav
56
Co
4%
102
24 Va
10
1.60
14%
&
#
Canada
a26
92
*
common
33 Va
•
Vu
33
_50
Breweries
Oct
Sep
5,294
a23% a23 V4
pfd
8
Price Bros
of
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25
t
100
33%
common
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian
10
29%
a26
10
100
com
- 31
Oct
1.30
Corp
Rolland
102
29%"
Canada
Malting pfd
Canada Safeway Ltd 4.40%
Power
60
*
Preferred
Jan
19%
102
20
class
50
Jan
61
preferred
Oct
100
_
-
Oct
34%
..
Canada
43
_
Placer Development
Powell River Company
13%
100
• 1-30
Jan
36Va
•
common
Jan
55
5,245
1.30
_
52 Va
4,401
44
_
Sep
41%
8
_
Oct
40
45
preferred
Shares
Low
.
49%
41%
210
6%
for Week
•
common
45
44
common.
Cement
$1.00
20
14 Va
*
Par
Feb
13%
25
A
Freferred
$1.75
135
105%
43
•
Products
Calgary
5%
%
1.30
Mills
High
Oct
Sales
Range
of Prices
Bale Prioe
14%
•
Rights
Canada
45
a49% a49%
a49%
Brltleh Columbia Power
Bruck
45
94
Week's
Last
1
Penmans
405
50
BCoiuuioiu
Friday
Low
94%
45
50
.
preferred
OCTOBER 5
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
l'igh
94
50
preferred
British
Low
_100
preferred
4 % 7o
Shares
Co—
preferred
4 % %
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Par
FOR WEEK
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Corp Ltd
Mines Ltd
14c
1.85
1.65
1.85
4,500
1.15
1
10 "2
10%
100
10%
Oct
;—1
1.87
1.90
1,000
1.75
Sep
Jan
Sep
Apr
Aug
Jan
1.00 Aug
1.65
42c
3.80
14
2.75
Apr
Apr
Jan
Feb
Apr
Jan
Feb
_
4')
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(1512)
.Monday, October 8, 1956
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Canadian Stock Exchange (Cont.)
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
*Par
Cabanga
Calalta
Uranium
Low
1.55
1.65
2,000
1.35
1.40
t.oOc
24%
26
460
11c
7,600
*
lie
10c
5.00
5.00
15%
17 */4
5 %
CcJliertes
6.20
7'/a
7%
1,900
86c
3,J00
6.00
6.00
100
Canadian Devonian Petroleums
canadian
41c
48c
25,700
Ltd-
—
Lithium
Mines
Ltd—-
Ltu-
48c
—
FOR
<
WEEK
>
OCTOBER 5
ENDED
Friday
"
4
1.95
Aug
United
Jun
United
Oils
33
Aug
Jun
25c
Jan
Ventures
5 00
5.15
Sep
7 '/a
Sep
14%
Apr
84c
95c
Jan
Oct
1.85
4.50
Sep
8.10
2.09
500
1.67
Feb
2.88
21c
22c
12,000
4J
100
1.80
1.85
800
1.80
2.10
37,545
46c
47c
6,000
21c
1
—
Westville
2.10
Canadian Pipelines & petroleums LtdCanuba Mines Ltd——
:
3.75
3.75
100
74c
69c
76c
54,009
Capital Lithium
68c
67c
70c
4,100
67c
Oct
28c
22c
32c
49,103
18c
38c
7c
1,000
5c
14 %c
Celta Development & Mining Co Ltd—
8%c
8%C
1,003
7%c
Sep
13c
Central Leduc Oils Ltd
4.85
4.85
100
75c
85c
4.0%
4.35
3.90
4.45
21,950
25c
25c
29c
14,500
Mines
Gold
Ltd
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
Chipman
Lake
Mines
Cleveland Copper Corp
Consolidated Bi-Ore Mines
Consol
Central
Consolidated
75c
Ltd—
Cadillac
Cordasun
—
Consol
Quebec
Cliff
Oils
Mining
59c
3oc
2uc
3cc
10 j, 800
14 %c
Del
Producers
38c
40c
30,009
34c
July
18/00 j
27c
Oct
59c
Par
13c
13c
5,000
13c
Sep
35c
Apr
26c
26c
1,000
25c
Feb
40c
Apr
8.85
9.20
1,300
8.85
Oct
11%
Feb
1.55
2.15
10,000
1.40
Jun
3.30
Apr
Jan
1.10
Abblcan
Aug
Apr
1.05 Mar
Class
Mines
Dominion
Duvan
Asbestos
10.)
5.85
Jan
Advocate
3.60
3.75
1.000
Jan
6.65
Anr
15c
18c
135.400
5c
Feb
20c
Sep
Ajax
15 %c
15 %C
16c
3,000
15c
Sep
26c
Feb
3.35
3.75
13,330
1.60
Jan
4.85
Aug
Alberta
12%
12%
125
12%
Oct
15% Mar
Alberta
13c
13c
1,009
13c
Oct
26 %c Mar
51c
51c
5U0
buc
Sep
3.75
Ltd.
Ltd
.
—
Sullivan
Mines
Eastern
Asbestos
Eastern
Min
&
Ltd
5.15
Ltd
Co
74c
Empire
Oil
Metal
Falconbridge
Inc—
Mines
Frobisher
(1945)
Ltd
7,500
11 %
9c
Sep
4.75
Sep
42c
Area
2.60
26,880
30c
36c
14,000
72c
65c
Apr
Oct
21c
Lake
Shore
Ltd—-—
87 c
Jan
Lingside
Mines
Island
17%
1,100
17%
Jan
21% July
1.91
2,500
1.90
Oct
18c
13c
18c
14,021
20%
Ltd
20
20%
3.90
3.90
830
12c
14c
18,500
13c
—
Oils
Coulee
Oil Ltd
Sherritt-Gordon Mines
Soma-Duvernay Gold
Dufault
Cons
Mines
Mines
Mar
Apr
60c
4.65
Apr
43.
14c
17,000
11c
May
21 %c
24c
9c 10
%c
35,000
8c
Jan
44c
52c
250,614
30c
Sep
12 %c
12c
14c
41,100
11c
Sep
2.00
9c
9%c
—
2.06
I,950
2.00
9 %c
4,500
9c
Jan
8c
74c
46c
Sep
Oct
Aug
Apr
Jan
Apr
Mar
Apr
2.45 Mar
16 %c
May
3bc
j6c
10,995
51
1,515
47%
Jan
61%
Aug
56%
I,512
53%
Jut,
68%
Apr
1
32c
27c
32c
2,380
270"
Oct
40c
Jan
Mines
1
10c
9%c
10c
4,500
9c
Apr
17c
--1
—I
48c
46c
50c
14,800
46c
oct
1.09
Apr
Sep
70c
80c
5,725
70c
Jan
2.57
2.52
2.60
5,300
Sep
Apr
1.65
*
2.80
Aug
—•
72c
66c
74c
43,150
Sep
1.25
%c
19c
22c.
16,100
18c
Sep
61c
Feb
12c
13c
4,700
12c
Sep
19c
Mar
59
59
59
95
59
Oct
65 % May
40
40
100
37
Jun
55
l
1.90
1.80
2.18
80,930
*
1
6%
6%
6%
150
2.90
2.60
3.00
9,250
*
36c
35c
36c
6,100
2.20
2.60
52,595
2.00
2.00
800
Cons
—
Ltd
Mining———
Uranium
Ltd
Class
._•_
Belleterre
14c
Mar
70c
Aug
2,700
Apr
35c
May
Bell
5.65 Aug
89c
Sep
7.40
1
Com
Quebec
2.50
1
Mines
1
1.60
2.33
62c
1.25
17c
Feb
Jan
20
Jan
40
Aug
Aug
Feb
4.20 Aug
Jan
3.25
6 % May
8
1.90 Mar
31c
1.10
3.40
Jun
Feb
1.95 Aug
71c
-
4.25
2.35
Apr
Aug
Apr
Jun
Jan
Jan
July
Jan
25
44%
46%
13,842
44%
2.96
2.89
2.96
18,<07
2.50 Aug
30c
32c
8,859
30c
Jun
60c
Feb
9c
9c
2~200
9c
Sep
17c
Apr
2.68
2.32
2.69
II,000
2.90
Feb
1.15
—1
Copper Corp
Mines
Ltd
4 6'/a
50c
Telephone
Bevcon
:
8.80
25
99c
1.15
4.250
96c
Sep
1.90
55c
60c
10,211
5Jc
Sen
1.45
7%
100
31c
1
:
Oct
51% Mar
3.25
Aug
2.05 July
Feb
—
Bethlehem
Feb
1.47
*
—___
Bros
Beaucage_
21
*
———
—
Beattie-JJuque.sne
Minins
37.
•
Paper class A—
Power &
B
18%
—*
Mines
Petroleums
Beatty
8c
56
Sep
4.50
8c
50
65c
2.40
Bibis
Bicroft
12c
13c
12,100
Jun
16c
Jan
17 %c
22c
36,100
9c
Jan
23c
July
lie
3,090
10c
Jun
1.00
Jan
1.50
1.59
4,600
64c
Feb
1.64
July
55c
1,500
54c
Oct
55c
Oct
30c
May
75c
Feb
9c
Yukon
Apr
%c
30c
38c
60,700
2.20
2.80
6,250
10c
9%c
10c
5,5o0
50c
65c
40,600
13%
14%
4,050
17c
2,000
17c
1.77
Jan
5c
uan
48c
Jun
8.50
Uranium
16%
1.935
:55c
58c
12,150
2.01
2.10
1.30
1.40
Biltmore
Black
Gold
75c
Sep
Mar
2.40
Sep
Mines
Traction
Mines
Britalta
16c
12%c
Oct
43c
4,500
Jun
British
American
British
Columbia
Sep
3.85
Oct
51
July
9c
4,833
Sep
18c
Mar
Mar
4% %
Aug
5 %
4.75
5.00
400
1.02
1.02
1.02
400
7%
7%
12.811
78C
77c
83C
12,325
1
3.00
2.96
3.05
II,600
42%
42%
44
12,921
100
94
-50
49
8c
4.55 July
98c
6%
77c
2.31
Jan
Apr
Sep
6.00
1.63
8
2.10
10c
lie
21,000
10c
Oct
86c
62,600
27c
July
1.43
1.86
2.00
9,390
1.32
1.75
12,400
1.32
Oct
14c
17c
13,000
1()%C
Jan
32c
1,75 J
10%
Oct
14%
.-.
Jun
8c
48c
33,106
6c
Jun
75c
97c
131.600
44c
Feb
24c
22c
25c
62,700
3.70.
3.70
3.70
7.70
7 %c
13
%c
Feb
1,009
1.80
Jan
2,850
7.25
Oct
8c
4,000
-
4.75 Mar
4 % %
3.45
4%
1.35
39c
3.90
10%
Apr
_:
—
4.30
Apr
Aug
94
95
355~
94
Sep
106
49
50 %
66G
46%
Sep
52
Jan
45
45
115
45
Oct
52
Mar
42 %
43 %
135
42 %
Sep
51
Feb
80
80%
100
Oct
95
Feb
50
7%c
16c
6,500
15c
Sep
61c
jLt
Apr
28c
1,500
27c
Sep
52c
Feb
26c
"8,500
Feb
19%
22 %
4,185
4.05
4.25
2.900
21c
Oct
45c
15
Jan
47c
168,600
21c
Jan
24c
30c
10.500
20c
Jun
lie
6,500
10c
Sep
2*-C
50c
50c
8,590
I2%c
Jan
85c
Feb
65c
65c
500
65c
Sep
35c
40c
27,100
19c
Jan
70c
Jun
39c
4-c
39c
Oct
63c
Sep
7,*00
Gairdner &
Company Limited
Members:
CANADIAN
May
-
Company Inc.
York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
45c—Mar
10c
50c
80
Canadum A filiate:
May
39c
72c
80
60 Wall Street, New
W
(
24%, Aug
6.60
100
Gairdner %
May
15c
28c
21c
Oct
50
^
Sep
Apr
28C
4.05
Apr
50 Ve
Sep
26c
15c
preferred
preferred
Apr
Oct
15c
Sep
Apr
Jan
Oct
10%
Jan
Jan
Apr
48c
■_—
preferred
35-
Apr
11
preferred
preferred
4%%
1.65
Apr
Elec—-
33c
500
•
;_.
Oil
Mar
Feb
1.45
44%
1
Petroleum
1.95
36c
Jan
190
•
Ltd
1.65
114,250
1
common—
July.
1.89
-1
—•*.
50c
45%
*
Petroleums
Oct
14 %c
May
45%
Mines
Brilund
Feb
28c
1.62
Boymar
Sep
17c
Jan
1.80
Bralorno
58c
July
1
Feb
Sep
9c
10c
12 %c
pfd
Brazilian
15,200
17,100
7,300
16c
Apr
Apr
10c
1
27c
Jan
Mar
9c
Gold
1 id
8
12c 14 %c
9c
Corp
5% May
65c
14c
Mines
2.30 Mar
57c
1
Bowater
Bouzan
20% July
65c
*
Mines
19%
Jan
7%
1
Gold
Jun
1.98
6,200
0
Uranium
Bay
Bouscudillac
July
55c
23,700
common———
Hats
1
Bordulac Mines
1.20 Mar
12%
3,300
■
14 %c 15 %c
1
;
Ltd
Mines
Bralsaman
15%
Mines
Warrants
Bldcop
3.25 Aug
12c
1
Mines
Feb
16c
60c
39c
page
12c
6% July
51
Feb
1,900
Ltd—:
see
27c
Sep
56%
8c
30c
50c
34%
Jan
10
Beaver Lodge Uranium
47c
.—
Feb
13c
10c
50c
Apr
6,903
—
Ltd—'
17%
4,600
——10
-t
5.25
4.20
—
4,725
16c
3.15
Oct
Sep
92c
--
3.00
30
13c
2.92
Jan
48c
Ltd—
320
27 %
3.10
1.40
1.57
10%
——
Exploration Ltd—
footnotes
22
29
Sep
3.80
__
For
an
Oct
2.05
1.50
15c
Ltd
Trojan
12
22
22%
Ltd
Ltd
Goldfields
Mines
50
200
3.50
__
Mines
Torbrlt Silver
Bathurst
1.74
Ltd——_____
(1944) Ltd
Mines
Trebor
Aug
2.00
Mines Ltd
——
m«zin
56c
23
7.25
Tache Lake Mines Ltd—
Tarbell Mines Ltd
Tiblemont
Jun
4.200
Ltd
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Sullivan
25 %c
79c
Mines
Mines
Gold
53,200
Bata
10 %c
50c
3.00
30
Feb
Feb
Apr
690
Co
Baska
32,150
1.35
—.
%
14c
50c
Mines
2.55
"
•
14
7,867
Metals
Aug
54c
_7~
Mines
3.00
70c
52c
12% July
9,775
Barymin
Mar
5.25
58c
Development Ltd——-.
Smelting Refining Ltd
115
10c
Barvue
61c
40c
—
Oil
13
18%
Jan
95
4.90
.
14%
Dcvelop'mt Co LidCorp—.—
Sep
13
37%
Feb
2.50
Oct
89,550
2.10
South
40c
16%
65c
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Oct
16c
———.—--
Mines
Bonville
-
13c
16,000
35%
Bankfield
Jun
50c
14 %C
Standard
12,065
2.20
(Quebec) Ltd-
101,500
17c
Mines •_Uai_
76
40c
pfd—
Stadacona
47c
35c
Ltd.-—1
370
18c
17%
Barnat
54c
*
51 %
47
12c
Montreal
of
32c
1.70
Mining Co„_
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd—
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd.
Scurry Rainbow
85
64,400
1.59
.
50
16c
13
Ltd———________
Mines
Apr
19c
90c
Gold
500
76
2.15
12
—
Sep
17%
13c
*
of Nova Sc«tia
Bankeno
5.65 Mar
24c
1.55
Pitt Gold
Crest
Apr
10c
Ltd.
Pennbec Mining Corp
Permo Gas & Oil Ltd 4%%
Phillips Oil Co Ltd.-——
Red
44c
1.70
41c
Petroleums
Quebec
Sep
4,500
5.25
•
Orchan Uranium Mines
Quebec
65c
20c
24%
3.80
Ltd
Lithium
10'9
60c
—
Ltd.
Quebec Labrador
Oct
4,300
70c
25c
60c
Ltd—_
5()o
50
% July
57% Jan
—-——————
Oils
Bank
Belcher
Oil
Opemisce Explorers Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines
Quebec
3.90
12c
48c
Omnitrans Exploration Ltd
Pacific
Feb
18
2.00
Ltd
Sep
——
—
Mines
Gold
Banff
„an
22
60c
——
25%
41
16c
Bagamac Mines u—-——————1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A.
1
5%
preferred
——.——1
Aug
49c
2.10
Norsyncomaque Mining
(1945)
Oct
1.97
16%
22
Vinray Mines Ltd
Norpax Oils & Mines Ltd
Oils
a
42c
47c
New
OkalLa
loC
Sep
Aug
76
2.45
Royran Copper Mines Ltd:
Santiago Mines Ltd—
&
70c
20c
—
Pacific
Obalskl
74c
853
44c
Asbestos—.
Coal
a
_
25c
Ltd----
Oct
145
1.53 July
17%
1,655
50 %
Gold Mines—————
Avillabona
Feb
Apr
18%
Mines-
River
Aug
65c
42%
Mines
Mines
Aunor
Apr
2.60 May
—
Mines Ltd-.
Lake Uranium Mines
Spring
Jan
1.30
Base
New
New
36c
Oct
—
New
New
Oct
Sep
Oct
—
Ltd—
Mining
Lafayette
15c
70c
2.00
•
Newkirk Mining
Corp Ltd.
New
Aumacho
2J0
Formaque
Jack
Aubelle
Jan
1.90
Mining Corp of Canada LtdMogador Mines Ltd.——
Montgary Explorations
Ltd——-—
New
Jan
1.70
35c
3,500
Ltd—
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
New
Oct
Sep
87c
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd..--.—.
Mercedes Exploration Co Ltd—
Merrill
1.10
20c
Apr
3.25
Oct
17%
common—————-*
Atlln-Rulfner
Jan
42%
.———10
_——
Feb
85c
Bank
Louvicourt Goldfield Corp—,
Mackeno
Jan
2.00
Copper Mining Co Ltd——.
Corp of Canada Ltd—
Lithium
Yellowknife^ Mines
Temple
Apr
1.98
25%c
1.72 May
30c
16 %c
1
—
—
Steels
74c
17%
Co
Corp
16%
Oct
May
18%
_—
Metals
12c
42%
common
Atlas
2.00
15c
Exploration
Mines
Corp
Ash
19c
13c
•
$2% preferred ——————.——50
$2.40 preferred
50
Arjon Gold Mines-—.——
—
1
July
Oct
_
Aug
6,900
Juri
2.45
Mar
10,000
.
2.50
35c
41c
17c
Apr
Jan
2.55
30
99c
ADr
3.70
1
Nickel
Jan
15c
2.70
Oct
Mines ————————1
Arcadia
Apr
Mar
Feb
83c
Jan
1.00 May
9c
15c
Feb
Aor
11c
22 %
99 c.
—
52%
22%c Aug
1.50
1.090
Aumaqtie
trust
Sep
July
147% July
125
Jan
63,100
Ashdown Hardware class B_
6o0
71c
19.150
July
4,70J
Apr
9.00
Sep
11c
13
39c
22c
47
15c
Sep
1.15
100
590
1
1.50
24c ~
20c
Feb
5,798
117 123%
1.39
59,600
1.1U
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd.
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd—
Kontlki Lead Zinc Mines Ltd—
&
—
Atlas
20c
1,122
12%
Ascot
Mines.
113
Sep
1.41
Apex
3.70
106,600
Feb
104%
123%
Anglo-American
Anglo
Feb
23c
38c
98
6.50 May
93
Feb
12%
Jan
Apr
28c
2,500
29c
89
Exploration
—4.75
Rouyn Mines
*
Consolidated Resources—
—•
49c
49%c
11,600
Min
Petroleums
Anchor
Aug
J
Mines
Lead
Sep
10c
Labrador
Nepheline
American
Feb
32c
37c
Jan
100
200
12%
Leduc
Aug
c
9c
Lake Mines Ltd.——
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co Ltd.
19%
92
7.35
16
8%c
23c
Indian
13% May
90
lllVa
•-*
—*
common
July
7.35
8,060
15c
3,0.0
4,300
Feb
2.00 Aug
66c
92
15c
21c
144,212
17
Jan
Sep
Jan
7.35
16%
100
13c
32c
27
Jan
'
13 %c
37c
4,00.)
39c
Apr
29%c
7,062
1
44
5.000
24
1.40
3,025
2.21
Feb
2aC
34c
200
46c
1.55
29%
45c
27
20c
1.65
45c
1.07
Mar
21c
38c
90c
16c
1.65
•'T~—'
•
4%%
Co
American
Apr
50c
41c
Ltd"
Oct
•
Oils—
16c
20c
1.65
Ltd——————_i
common
21,632
55c
Sep
11 %c 11 %c
Ltd—.
65c
13,010
405
25 c 30 %c
July
2.55
38%
0%c
Mar
45c
2.02
Cct
20c
Grandines
—
62c
4,700
1.90
36%
—
19,950
46c
2.21
35c Aug
Argus
Mines
Ltd.———-—
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd.
225
94C
45c
———————-—
Ltd
Aluminum
8%
Mar
7%
7')C
45c
2.55
23 %c
1,000
29c
7
7%
9UC
1
2.00
36,500
—
„—
7%
50c
20c
29c
25c
Oct
Ltd
—__—*
5.50 July
Sep
4.30
—_50c
23 %c
5c
Oils
Apr
500
133,433
24,500
Jupiter
33c
6,000
4.50
1.00
lCc
voting
Jan
19c
4.35
91c
Jan
15c
Ltd
Jan
17c
18c
4.50
•
94c
IOV2C
16c
Mines
30c
Petroleums Ltd—__—*
10,000
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd—
Mines
Oct
1,500
1,100
Jardun
12c
17c
14,000
Joliet-Quebec
6,500
13 %c
47 %
35c
44c
Jaye| Explorations Ltd..--—-.
12c 13 %c
1
47
22c
Uranium
Apr
24% Mar
16 %c
4.00
Iso
12%
Oct
—
31c.
__
Mines
Sep
20
47 %
17c
Gold
9
260
July
3.80
Cons
235
20%
1.19
Jun
Ltd
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines
9%
20
preferred
—50
Amalgamated Larder Mines-————-1
5.25
22c
Hollinger
Jan
9
20
Aluminium
29 %c
———————
Conner
26%
Algoina Steel ——______—.—s
2,000
67c
Fundy Bay Copper Mines.—
Haitian
Sep
Jan
32c
__
—.
Mines
23%
Jan
200
Ltd
Fano Mining & Exploration Inc
Federal Kirkland Mining Co Ltd--
Fonl.aua
200
7.60
6.70J
44c
Ltd
Nickel
23%
1.50
75c
5.25
25c
Ltd-—
Minerals
&
Mines
23%
Oct
67c
Anacon
Fab
23%
July
Oct
28c
Sol
4J
6.75 Mar
5.15
32c
El
Mines
2,690
44c
Corp LtdPen-Rey Oil & Mines Ltd———
Gold
5.35
5.25
Smelt
EI
Oct
debentures
Warrants
East
33 %
—_—————L
Uranium
5 %
May
% Aug
9,646
__
Surpass Shoe Common
Petroleums
—
Yellowknife Gold
Algom
Feb
3.00
80c
Jun
722,841
1
Cons
High
Lew
32c
74c
—
Distillers
Range Since Jan. 1
High
48 %c
35%
Ltd
Pacific
73c
—
Mines
Explorations
Sharea
*
—;
Mines
for Week
& 33%
Akaitcho
3.75 July
Range
35%
com_.
Agnew
18c
-
Mines
Copper Co
Sugar
Gas & Oil
Acme
44,200
Ltd
Ltd-i—
Oct
:—_25
—
Acauia-Uramuin
90c
3.30
Apr
Apr
•
common—
A
3.75
.—
Paper
&
Atlantic
Acadia
3.85
u-.
45c
Feb
Apr
Sale*
Week's
of I'rites
Tow
*1
Preferred
Aioa
Rio
Dome
Powei
Abiuui
84c
Corp—
Ltd
Ltd—
Mines
3.85
40c
1.05
Jan
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Sep
34c
87c
Jan
Funds
Friday
stocks
G.lOJVug
Oct
2.09
Mining
Co
3.50 July
9.20
Mines
I4%c
7c
102,150
Apr
3.lu mar
Jan
33,000
1.05
Canadian
Aug
13c
Ltd——
3.10
Oct
80c
7%c
Feb
mar
Aug
Jan
7c
1.85 Mar
35c
Ltd
Cortex Explorations Ltd—
Cournor
6.00
27c
Ltd—
Mines
Yellowknife
Consol
Feb
Sep
25c
1.80
93c
Toronto Stock
Apr
40c
Sudbury Basin Mines Ltd
Copper
Jan
2.25
33 c
Ltd
Consolidated Denison Mines
Consolidated Halliwell LtdCons
2.45
75c
48
Oct
1.80
7c
Jan
—-—.——
lot
44c
1.05
Feb
Cartier-Malartic
,
Feb
*
Jan
7c
July
Jan
Mines Ltd
Carnegie Mines Ltd
2.77
41c
35%
1
1
Ltd
Mines
Oct
1
Ltd
Co
4o%c
2ic
July
1.85
6.50
2.09
Jan
Feb
Oct
41c
Oil
Westourne
9.30 July
100
Corp————I
Ltd
1
Pyrite & Copper Corp
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
Apr
Jan
2.90
Ltd-.
Mines
Weedon
Apr
High
Low
6.50
__1
Ltd—
Mines
Mining
Virginia
8.90
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6.50
Ltd
VioiaMac
Jun
28% Mar
Oct
5.75 Mar
Lew
*
Ltd—
Litnium
Jan
Shares
1
Ltd.—
Corp
Asbestos
1.60
Vaior
for Week
40
Apr
15%
Range
Par
High
Sa'es
Week's
ot Prices
Last
Sale Price
10c
100
85c
(Dunsmuuj
prefe, red
•
19%
5.275
6.20
:
.
Jan
1.35
55c
l.OoU
17
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co Ltduampbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Atlantic Oil Co Ltd.
Canadian
Canadian
Low
1.40
Ltd
%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.55
Ltd-
Mines
!
STOCKS
shares
*
Ltd
Ltd
Calgary & Edmonton Corp
Calumet
Prices
25c
Developments
Petroleums
ol
•
Sales
for Week
Range
Aug
Toronto Stock Exchange
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'
Feb
Number 5575
Volume 184
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1513)
41
•
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
British
Columbia
British
Forest
Products
Low
13%
14%
5,087
A__„_*
14
14
14
25
41
40
41 %
25
45
44 %
45%
1.30
l
1.35
l
8%C
1
Telephone Co
Consolidated
13
Aug
17
Mar
Consolidated
10,141
36%
Jan
50%
Aug
Consolidated
841
44 %
Oct
52% Mar
Consolidated
Mosher
1.55
12,070
1.30
Oct
1.31
1.35
4,890
1.30
8c
8%c
11c
10c
1
Columbia
Mines
Mines
Mines
Mining
Brunswick
Mining & Smelt
13c
10%
Gold
Buffalo Red Lake
Products
Bullochs
Ltd
Burchell
B______
Consolidated
Negus
Apr
Consolidated
Nicholson
23,012
Sep
Feb
Consolidated
30
9.299
28
Oct
11c
9,000
10c
15c
Jan
14c
19,900
12c
60c
Jan
Consolidated
10
Perslicourt
30c
6,800
26c
Sep
69c
57,000
66c
Oct
94c
Apr
20c
24c
6,241
20c
Sep
44c
Feb
lie
12c
7,000
11c
Jun
45c
85c
1.05
13,400
71c
Sep
2.04
Jan
12c
13c
13,325
10c
Jan
197/aC
Apr
20c
1,625
Oct
14 %
Apr
Consolidated
Red
8c
Feb
15%c
Jun
Consolidated
20c
9,166
18c
Sep
40c
Regcourt Mines Ltd
13c
Feb
Consolidated
Apr
Consol
Jan
Consolidated
Sep
7c
Sep
14%c
32%
Oct
100
5%
Aug
12,800
11 %c
Occ
8%c
7,000
35
260
5%
Vic
5%
11 %c 13 %c
24,900
30c
44c
33c
45c
28
28
175
12 %
12%
448
11
5%
9
7%
7%
100
1.30*
1.45
47.630
54c
26
45,687
19%
1,460
Apr
Consumers
Aug
Mar
129c
8,313
23c
1.09
210,770
45c
Sep
July
11c
Sep
6,000
3.80
3.60
3.85
27,559
1
24c
21c
28c
5,130
20c
Mining
1
40c
35c
40c
16,255
35c
9
8.50
8.50
9.50
1,800
10
27
26%
28
6,120
•
6.05
6.00
6.30
9,245
of Toronto
Jan
25c
13c 15 %c
9
Ltd
Petroleum
Feb
69c
94c
Mines
Mines
Tungsten
West
Gas
25c
Apr
Jan
1.39
3.45 May
Apr
Feb
5.40 Mar
60c
Sep
Feb
Feb
Oct
15% July
Apr
20
90c
Jan
6.65
28%
Sep
Apr
9
Oct
29c
Conwest Exploration
33
Jan
62
Consolidated
1.10
1.04
Min
Thor Mines
Consolidated
14%
Jan
7%
Sannorm
Sudbury Basin
Feb
1.12
Jan
Poplar
Aug
28c
Sep
27% July
28
*
40
Jan
26c
Mine
18,250
7%c
5.90 Aug
38
66c
Consolidated Peak Oils
12 %c
Sep
Sep
32%
Feb
99 c
20,000
8c
2.50
30c
Northland Mines
14c
13
A
28
—9
Mines
11c
33%
High
23,250
29%
12c
2.15
18c
30c
Low
5.10
1
Sep
10
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4.60
66c
Mines
10%
1
Dock class
Low
5.00
1
13c
_
Ltd
Dry
Sep
8c
__*
;__
Ext___
& Co
1.65
Shares
2
Expior
10c
•
class
Lake
Burrard
Morrison
for Week
9
Smelting
&
Sales
^
Range
of Prices
9
Ltd.
11c
Burlington Steel—
Burns
Mining
Oils
13 %C
1
Building
Hill
Mac
l
Canadian
Bunker
Mic
•
Buffadison Gold
Buffalo
Par
Apr
Rights
Brunston
High
20
1
class
British
Brunsman
Bale Price
Oct
13%
Week's
last
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1414
Power
Reef
5
STOCKS
High
•
•
Packers
Columbia
Brunhurst
OCTOBER
ENDED
Friday
Shares
1.30
Columbia
Britl.su
Brouiun
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Range
8.25 July
5.75 Mar
Petroleum
Calgary
Calgary
5%
25c
Edmonton
&
Power
25%
•
common
preferred
Calvan
1.45
•
.
60 V2
100
Consolidated
Oil
24
60
100% 100%
1
1.60
33
55 % Mar
25
100
5.00
650
5.00
69
Feb
15%
Oct
Campbell
Chibuuganiau
l
17
15%
17%
3,262
Campbell
Red
1
5.65
5.50
5.65
350
9
30
30
31
2,313
29 %
28% May
28% May
Canada
Cement
common
Preferred
20
Canada
Crushed
Canada
Foils
Canada
4
Iron
%%
Life
M^iting
Oil
Canada
100
Sep
11%
115
14 %
Oct
17
32%
Jun
39 V*
6
740
100
100
101
30
100
Oils
Southern
Steamship
42
150
Apr
168
210
53
Jan
62
Feb
2.90
3.35
13,750
4.00
&
Lines
1.80
May
1.80
2.00
2,600
36%
36%
275
33%
Jun
86%
87
150
86
Jun
93%
93 '/a
93%
1.05
1.05
4.45
4.95
2,600
_9
com
class
92c
300
4.95
6.60
Sep
3.00
Apr
Apr
1
67c
50c
71c
50,480
71c
Aug
Mar
Copper-Man
Cosmos
Cournor
of
Crestbrook
Astoria
1
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
of
Breweries
common
Preferred
I
—
Canadian
British
Canadian
preferred
Canadian
10
93
Crowpat
Cusco
Canadian
Decalta
Gas
Jan
Deer
Horn
Oct
35% May
Desmont
13%
Jan
Detta
24%
Aug
Devon-Leduc
28%c 30%c
9,666
25c
Jan
G7c
Aug
46c
17,022
31c
Sep
74c
July
6.90
10,609
5.65
Feb
51
48
52
2,452
44 %
Feb
59
Aug
26 V\
26
26 Va
5,162
25
Sep
33%
26%
87
26 %
Sep
32 %
Apr
95c
Mar
50c
52c
50c
V
9.00
Oct
ADr
Distillers .Seagrams
Dome
Exploration
Dome Mines
Dominion
Electrohome
28
150
28
Oct
37
Feb
Dominion
Steel
8%
8%
8
7%
86c
85c
55c
50c
Foundry
1,675
8
3,810
4,000
85c
Apr
95c
Apr
55c
8,600
30c
Feb
94c
Apr
Dominion
6.50
45,495
2.90
Jan
9.35 July
Dominion
19%
19%
1,050
19 %
Oct
25% Mar
Donulda
Apr
7.50 May
8
7%
11% Mar
Oct
19%
35 %C
35 %c
9
Dominion
May
2.70
Aug
F eb
12 %
July
22%
Jan
39
Jan
35 % c
Oct
65c
Feb
Jan
30
7%
25%
24%
25%'
1,915
9%
9%
9%
225
5
5
5 %
745
3.25
Jun
32%
32
33
6,054
30%
Jun
10
28
27%
28%
4,613
23%
3.55
3.50
3.85
31,532
2.74
4.55
4.00
1,000
"
Aug
31
July
4.60 July—
4.20 Mar
29%
31%
625
29%
6.50 July
Oct
13%
A___9
13%
225
10%
Feb
Class"'
Canam
Can
Coppfer
Oil
Erin
I,500
%_
72c
72c
750
1.65
1.40
1.65
70,870
65c
87C
111,313
1.42
1.57
887
2.19
2.25
86c
1
Gas
1
.
1
65c
500
8.35
7.90
8.35
7,075
1
Ltd
Corp
450
65c
*
Quartz
Asbestos
175
3.20
1
Reserves
Producers'
Gold
Cariboo
16'A
9
Gas
Mines
Oil
Canso
Cassiar
16'A
__
6c
13
3.00
pfd-20
Coy__
&
Natural
Canso
160
13
Canadusa
Apr
4.90
20c 21 %c
Aug
Apr
19,840
20c
13c
5,300
11c
Sep
1.51
12,900
27 %c
33c
15,170
1.00
Sep
11c
20c
25c
Apr
Jan
1.99
Apy
94 %c
May
1.45 May
Sep
32%
34
6,585
32%
Oct
39% May
8.40
8.85
3,450
5.50
Jan
10
12%
12%
13%
1,168
12ye
Oct,
15% Mar
12c
Oct
28c
Apr
7
Jan
14%
Aug
Aug
18,300
13
12
13
550
•
30
29%
30 %
2,950
27%
Jan
35 %
98
98
100
98
16
125
127/8
Sep
Jun
103%
16
21%;
20%; 21%.
8,680
17%
Jan
25
39%
37%
Donald
Dow
10
16%
I
2.30
70c
1.40
46
13%
May
Oct
Apr
17
Aug
19
Feb
4.50
Apr
Sep
July
1.80 Mar
Sep
Oct
2.15
Apr
Sep
1.58
Apr
1.09 Mar
1.85
Sep
65c
1.89
50c
3.20
Jun
90c
Jan
Sep
Feb
10% Mar
7.90 May
•
Feb
21% July
July
Textile
1,409
32
Jan
44% Aug
13
14
5,848
12%
Jan
18% July
\ 21
21
100
21
July
24
9
7%
8 %
2,325
7
Jun
9
—
_T
Chemical
&
Oils
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
250
1
50c
46c
50c
83,953
_*
14%
14%
14%
50
13
B
.
\
____
.—1
Ltd
Co
1
Minerals
&
39%
9
common:
class
Rope
•
14
com_—
common
Woollens
Copper
Duvex
Aug
23.50
Stores
Brewery
Duvai'i
16
9
Coal
St
Tar
Dyno Mines
1
East
Amphi
East
Malartlc
9
2.00
Oct
Jan
Jan
70c
Apr
% July
15
Feb
36
35c
Sep
35
35
35
•300
31
Jan
58c
50c
58c
42,220
50c
Sep
26c
25c
29c
46,950
18c
Jan
1.01
1.10
84,305
1.01
Jan
1.00
3.05
46c
Jan
Feb
Apr
1.60 Mar
Sep
Asbestos
Metals
1
3.75
3.75
3.85
300
3.75
Oct
Explorers
1
3.90
3.80
3.90
800
3.80
Oct
6.00
Central
Leduc
Oil
9
4.85
4.50
4.95
9,155
2.11
Jan
6.00 Aug
Central
Pat
1
1.11
1.00
111
3,800
Central
Porcupine
1
13c
13c 13 %c
7,000
2.00
5,900
Eldrich
El
El
9
——1
—
45c
Sep
1.08
Sep
7.70
5
5
200
14
200
72c
5.00
4
39c
35
May
53.
Sep
68%
Jan
37c
37c
Oct
79c
Apr
36 %c
Oct
40c
9,750
36%c 44%c
13,700
41c
29c
50c
204,473
32 %c
30c
36c
289,400
15c
45
45
1.20 July
9c
115
215,900
Jan
Jan
36c
July
31c
57
Feb
Oct
Feb
Mar
60c
98c
1.12
Oct
2.35 Mar
80c
1.08
.———*
Alliance
%c
45
1.80 May
9 %c
500
17 %c 17
.—I
9
———
Jan
Aug
Oct
140
675
—25
$5
—
19
40
14
38
53%
14
44 %C
—9
Refineries
Jan
Jan
Apr
37
—_1
common
3
Feb
Jan
53
14
—1
1
Ltd
Mines
Corp
Explorers
July
17,650
43.849
.-20
class .A
Equitable Life Insurance
Eureka
70c
60c
5.30
—10
——
Glacier
Excelsior
1.50
1,400
47c
5.00
9
_____
Trust
Mines
Emerald
Jan
6.75 Mar
72c
Ltd
Refining
&
Prods_
Gold
2.52
Oct
9c
500
5.30
Pen-Rey Oils
Sol
Oct
5.15
9c
———
Inv
Mines
1.41
6,150
Ltd————.——
Easy Washing Machine common
Elder
6,375
5.50
85c
2,800
70c
July
2.35 Mar
60c
68c
31,910
59c
Sep
39%
5,060
29
Feb
44
22%
98c
1.30 Aug
4.75 Mar
Central
Co
Smelting
Paper
Apr
1.60
5.15
9c
.———~
60c
Eastern
Eddy
13%
1.41
5.20
—
Mines
Mines
Eastern
Economic
Sep
•1.60
Gold—___
East Sullivan
Eastern Steel
31%
9
4%
85c
32Vac
Jan
1.42
15c
Mines
Eastern
:
Oct
Sep
100
Preferred
Aug
36 % Mar
Feb
4.55
Gas
37c
16c
Aug
7%
Feb
Petroleums—l
f
13%
7% May
16
Nat
1,000
12c
com
.
Dominion
14 %
Sep
Steel
&
Preferred
86c
5.95'
31
25
Dominion
8%
1
warrants
Williston
Mar
10,366
40c
15c
Magnesium..
warrants
Western
Apr
1.00 Mar
47c
1
Indus
Dominion
1953
Canadian
1.26
Oct
33 %
9
—
21% Mar
1955
Canadian
14c
9
Dominion Asbestos
42 % May
9,050
class
Feb
61,075
30C
2
,
Oct
•
Mfrs
Feb
39c
17c
:__2.50
—;
______
1
13
39c
Wallpaper
73c
July
1.46
1
50c
25
Vickers
Oct
15c
3.80
21 %c
Mines
32% May
31
Canadian
20c
22,000
16c
37c
12c
305
31
Canadian
Apr
8,000
I.
3.35
25c
28
;_____9
preferred
Oct
17c
Ltd
2,930
1.99 Mar
Ltd
Corp
4,420
1,030
Lines and
21c
—
42
2,500
Prospect
69
Oct
Sep
Jan
3.70
Oils
13%
9%
Petrofiua
Mining
Minerals
13
2.15
Pipe
16c
Ltd
40%
9%
Canadian
20c 23 %C
17c
Ltd
13%
2.05
Canadian
Mines
41%
9
Canadian
Feb
Apr
26%
10c
Railway
21c
!
Mines..
Producers
Jan
Vic
1
1
Ltd
Gold
Rio
Jun
5.25
Pacific
51%
J$n
23
1,750
Canadian
37c
Aug
18%
5.50
common
54
40c
12
5.25
Cos
719
51%
1.50
Jun
30c
325
30c
Oils
%
54 %
5
.
19c
3,000
375
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian
139.500
99,700
D'Eldona
Canadian
Gold
28c
Apr
5% Aug
49
Aug
45,000
Del
19%
Matartic
23c
Oct
Oct
1.00
15c
Sep
9
Canadian
26c
1
4.65
48%
50c
Sep
Dock
Locomotive
950
65C
1.25
Dredge
Canadian
100
1.50
14c
6,25
Canadian
.
4.80
48%
1.25
55c
104
Sep
6.35
Hydrocarbon
4.65
48 %
1.25
42c
348
9
Canadian Homestead Oils
1,150
4.65
2.18
3.90 July
14c
Mar
9
Canadian
4,755
48c
1.57 Mar
55c
Canadian Devonian Petroleum,.
&
5.50
48%
Warrants
19
3
warrants
5.25
1.35
61c
42c
—•
(Dunsmuir)
5.35
600
50
common
Minerals
Mines
23
1
Collieries
Preferred
2.90 May
6.60 Aug
9
Zellerbach
12 %
:_____25
Canadian Chemical St Cellulose
29c
Sep
6.100
1
6.10
•
___—
Oct
16c
1.45
1
45c
*
$l3/4
12c
12c
1.40
Decoursey Brewis Mines.
6.60
_♦
common...
16c
9
_
12%
29
Empire Oils______l0o
Celanese
13 % May
Sep
11,250
50
18%
25
Canners
Canadian
56c
Jun
85c
____1
Timber
23
___•
Commerce
Sep
11%
38,700
D'Aragon. Mines
Aug
95% Mar
•
Oil
14c
250
1.05
2.25 May
20
Oils
iftlantic
17c
13%
94c
39%
Jan
2
Admiral
Canadian
15c
13%
1.01
Canada__
12 %
B
Minerals
Canadian
15c
13%
1
Pershing
Diadem
Canadian
May
•
Copper
Oil
39c
Jun
_9
Zinc
Mining
Cowichan
Cree
Mines
Imperial
Lead
Coulee
18%
_12.50
Cable
Jan
1.25
Apr
3.35
warrants
!
Wire
Aug 7
155
l
Petroleum
5.00
3.25
7.300
Crown
Aug
55%
100
Southern
Canada
Oct
22,976
1.42
Croinor
55
1.90
Canada
4.50
3.80
1.33
Apr
108
20
Canada
50
3.50
1.40
Warrants
Sep
_*
Mtpe
4.50
3.75
•
Mining
Preferred
155
*
class B
4.50
1
Consol
Corp Ltd
Coppercrest Mines
Feb
•
<
Preferred
Feb
9
Cliff
Copper
Mar
10
Canada Safeway Ltd pfd__
Canada
32
69
7 %
33%
common.
Permanent
1
July
14%
33%
Lands
Warrants
Canada
37-
29 %
33%
Assurance.—
Canada Packers
I
7%
100
Canada
Jan
7.35
14 %
common_l___10
pfd
July
28% Mar
9
Stone
A
Foundries
Canada
Feb
9
Cut
class
Aug
6.75
5.10 July
Lake
Aug
105
Sep
5.00
Jun
Copp Clark Publishing
Copper
Calalta
._
Castle
Trethewey
Charter
Gold
-
Oils
Chatco
Steel
Chateau
1.85
9
Prods
Gai
9
13c
1.66
Oct
26c
Feb
2.50
12%
4,098
3.30 May
15
--
1.61
Jun
11%
__
9
common
Wines—
1.00
15
150
14% July
12 %
Apr
Jan
Mar
ADr
Sep
18% Mar
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous
Players Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Farwest
Tungsten
Chemical
Research
Chesklrk
Mines
50o
1
Mines
Chesterville
Chimo
&
Sep
45c
80c
4,200
75c
4.60
98,449
3.45
1
3.00
2.90
3.20
5,350
2.90
85c
80c
85c
8,855
3.00
2.75
3.00
1,035
68%
72
400
80c
1.85
59
Farm
Gold
Lake
Mines
Foundation
Feb
Franeoeur
Fraser
Oct
6.30 May
2.12
Jan
Jun
4.25 Apr
85% Jan
85c
Jan
62c
59c
65c
35,344
59c
Oct
85c
80c
85c
8,200
71c
Apr
6%
6%
6%
2,400
70c
68c
72c
22,350
65c
14c
12c
14c
13,500
12c
Sep
1.77
2.99
2,448,191
95c
Jan
Feb
1.12
8%
5% May
Jan
Jun
Jan
92c
Feb
25c
Jun
Copper
.1
Yellowknife
Colomac
Commonwealth
Confederation
Coniagas
Mines*
2.90
10 %C 12 %c
1
6,500..
___*
Mines
4.50
4.40
4.50
400
10
Petroleum
Life
153
153
153
25
2.50
30c
Jan
4.10
135
1.95
2.35
5,200
43c
2.35
2.99
45c
2,300
40c
22c 24 %c
13,300
17c
12,600
1.95
Jan
Oct
Mar
5.50 Aug
170
Sep
Oct
3.50
July
Jan
5%
Conro
Mines
9
Development
Consolidated
1
Oil
Consolidated
Consolidated
Central
Consolidated
Callinan
Cordasun
Consolidated
.
Cadillac
Consolidated
Denison
44c
Jan
Feb
23c
Mar
6%
12%
Jan
50c
45c
50c
41,999
23c
Feb
74c
29c
4,000
23c
Sep
50c
Jun
15c
16c
6,000
12c
Sep
35c
Mar
27c
30c
13,500
25c
25c
550
Flin—
9
Oils
6%
1
Mines
Consolidated
Dragon
Fenimore
Consolidated
Consolidated
1
Oil
Iron
Foods
28c
Mines
Gillies
;7
1
Arrow
6%
27c
25c
8.80
Jun
Oct
Feb
_
40c
Sep
40c
Apr
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Howey
1
Gold
Marbenor
footnotes
see
S
1
Mines
Marcus Gold
1
Ltd
page
1
43
51
May
59 Va
Oct
110
May
137%
Jan
19%
50
19
Sep
27%
Apr
7%c
Jan
26c
Jun
31
Jan
41
Aug
19 %
9
20 %c
21c
28.015
-•
35
34%
35%
640
4.00
3.65
4.00
16,470
80
80
80
50
13,050
17
%
C
1
30c
26c
30c
9
29
28%
29 %
UU
60
18%
-3
8
18%
17%
46 %
44 %
46%.
5.30
5.30
5.25
5.45
Jan
17
Jan
24
Mar
478
57% May
78
Sep
1,113
39% May
49
Mar
'
4.70
4.65
8
8%
175
31c
33c
2,740
1.25
1.25
1.45
2,950
5.20
5.50
5,504
70c
81c
34,390
69c
Jan
Jan
Jun
31c
Sep
1.20 Sep
11%
Feb
21,424
3.65
7,930
3.00
Oct
4.80
Jan
Graham
3.20
8,400
3.00
4.00
Apr
Grandines
76c
70c
80c
46,129
35c
Sep
May
80c
Oct
65c
38,909
60c
Jun
85c
Mar
Great
Lakes
1.40
1.50
II,042
Great
Northern
16
16%
300
1.43
11c
11c 11 %c
5,400
1.27
16
Jun
1.93
Jan
Oct
16%
Oct
10 %c Aug
21c
2.05
3.95
21c
3,000
21c
Sep
1.48
2.19
797,185
44c
Jan
3.60
4.10
6,760
3.60
Oct
148
Granduc
Feb
6.30
Jan
Sep
1.60
Apr
46c
Feb
Sep
36c
Mar
2.00
Sep
5.00
23%c
Oct
24c
16,500
21c
Sep
13c 14 %C
30,200
11c
2.50
8,172
26c
3,000
148
148
10
'
Jan
Great
Mar
Great
Sweet
Great
West Coal
Plains
Class
Development—
Grass
Oils
class
30c
Sep
87c
Feb
Great
25c
Oct
25c
Oct
Greening
West
Feb
Oct
10
Feb
Feb
Saddlery
Wire
8%
6%
6%
150
17
18 %
25,245
17c
Oct
45c
17
21c
33c
55,000
21c
Oct
64c
31c
4.05
Oct
com
5.10
4.50
5.25
6,370
39%
38
40%
4,364
1
6
6
5%
Apr
3.20
185
2.95
Jun
—1
40%
40%
43
1,080
25%
Jan
3.40
3.10
3.40
125,880
9
9%
300
700
9
A
1
B
1,300
1,300
7
6%
1
Utilities
1.105
8
8%
9
20%
20%
20%
10
—9
5%
5
5%
350
9
i__
Feb
575
9
Gas
Jan
Mar
577
3.15
3.75 Mar
58
7
1
Paner
18c
60c
170
Apr
sq
48%
Warrants
25c
July
48% July
132
9
Mines
Jan
Apr
4.50 May
2.05
7
7.00 Aug
11 Va
64c
1
Gold—
Mines
84c
5.10 Mar
1
—
Bousquet
30 %c 30 %c
25c
*
—
Goodyear Tire (Canada) com——9
4%
preferred
__i,_50
Gordon Mackay class A—
—_l9
Class
B
-*
9.40
May
2.40
Mines
7.00 Aug
3.90
23 %c
14c
Apr
Jan
8%
^
Jan
54c
Oct
32
33c
75c
Apr
112
5.25
;
97
Sep
Jun
2,455
5.40
4.75
Sep
Sep
26%
1
—
..
100
l*
___:
—
26c
200
72
68
1
com_
80
3,742
1
*
3.65
2,745
101
100
——
Uranium
3.00
Jan
395
21c
3.00
2.00
Oct
1,093
Mines
Manitou
Golden
ADr
59 %
Mines
Goldfields
Apr
62C
85c
1
8.90
1
Golden
Halliwell
85C
Jan
36
Oct
Jan
120 122 %
9
Ltd_.
Mines
72c
Jun
59 %
Corp
Uranium
Goldcrest
Apr
95c
Yellowknife Gold Mines
Glenn
3.60
122
—
Geo-Scientific Prospector,'
Goldale
Feb
27
4,870
Jan
Jan
20C
545
67,000
A
Mines
Genex
20C
3,850'
29
General Steel Wares common.—_____9
3.15
1.33
Lake__
Consolidated
Consolidated
28c
9
——
Canada
9.05
.
Corp
26c
Apr
2.37
59 %
—.—
Motors
65c
1
1
East Crest
1.90
Aug
9
Ltd.
3.55
Consolidated
5,900
25
Sep
Jun
23 %c
Warrants
For
Sep
15c
23%c
1
Consolidated Discovery
Consol
22c
1
Mines
Gamma
15c
May
220
9
Bellekeno
Beta
15c
63c
*
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
24%c
•
Corp
Allenbee
Jun
24.850
2.70
47c
A
Dynamics
General Pete
Giant
Coniaurum
1.30
2.60
27
common
preferred
Class
1.15
2.60
41c
common
Power
Ofuiernl
1.21
1.05
27
Exploration
Mines
General
Oct
•
Debentures
Geco
Aug
20
1.00
—____——
.Ltd
Gatlneau
16
434
___100
Cos
Gaitwin
1,930
20
44c
Canada
of
17%
_____15
class
Mines
Frobisher
Sep
Co
17
20
1
__—
(US)
Canada
Jan
•
Coldstream
of
6.15 Aug
__1
-
Ford
Co
17
20
9
A
Manufacturing
Motor
2.12
Oct
1
Equip
Cody Reco
Fleet
Ford
1.29
Sep
1
Corp
Apr
Feb
Apr
Kirkland
July
9
Mining
Willans
6.35
15c
54c
Sep
1
Consolidated
Cochenour
Coin
7,000
75c
4.00
-49c
25
Cockshutt
49c
80c
4.50
•
Smelt
Chrysler
Cobalt
45c
4.05
-
7%c Jan
31 %c
1
Smelting
&
Mines
Chromium Min
24,300
25,500
1
1
;
Mining
Gold
10c
33c
_75c
BXpmr
Ch-iboug JaCulet Mines—
Chibougamau
16,740
8%C
31 %c
9c
1
Chlb-Kayrand Copper
Cmuougamau
9
4.80
39
1
CoppeF
class
Grain
Federal
.1
25c
Ltd;
Oils
Fargo
Federal
4.40
9
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36%
38
Oct
""
9.45
57
7%
Aug
Apr
Jan
Apr
Jan
3.95 July
54 %
Aug
3.00 May
5.75 Mar
8
Jan
11% July
7%
Jan
10% July
Feb
22% Mar
Jan
5.50 May
19
4.40
x
42
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle...
(1514)
Monday, October 8, 1956
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Toronto Stock Exchange
Friday
Rang*
Sale Prlee
STOCKS
Gridoil
■
Gulch
Gulf
Ltd
Mines
Lead
Low
45c
32,650
10
100
21%
21%
7
38c
30c
38c
12c
1
11c
14c
19 '/a
.1
17%
35c
9
Merrill
Jan
13% Aug
Merrill
20%
Feo
23
Meta
323,900
30c
Sep
19,512
11c
Oct
13,832
15% May
8.50 May
12c
19%
Warrants
9.89
Lake Gold
Gypsum
Lime
Harding
Alab
Carpets
&
10.00
9.495
12c
16c
34,500
33
Uranium
Jan
Mexican
Apr
Midcon
20%
Sep
Miarim
12%
Jan
Midwest
29c
Apr,
Jun
38
Aug
9
Apr
22c
July
33
35 %
765
7%
250
13c
8,000
Mar
12c
248,450
1.49
30c
33
Hard
Gold
Rock
Mines
1
.
Minerals
Harrison
of
Head
—--1
1
1
Mines
lie
2,000
1.07
77,606
81c
Highwood
24c
21c
18c
6
6%
700
1
8%C
8 %c
9 %c
19,600
5%c Jan
*
35 %c
31c 35 %c
12,050
19c
112,500
36c
37c
44
10c
Feb
6
Sep
Modern
Feb
Aug
267
169,910
75c
Sep
Aug
Feb
1.55
,1.96
207,763
81c
Mar
3.85
4.10
6,011
3.70
1.90
100
1.60
29 %c
,
28c
42,6 JO
14%
Tower
Gold
Consol
Oil
Class
Co
B
Howard
Smith
Husky
;
30C
11,992
67,000
1.15
Sep
2.80 Mar
300
3.60
Met
5.00
20c
50J
22%
23 %
43c
24c
Fen
17c
Feb
58c
Apr
Sep
5«
Jan
Moore Corp common.
Multi-Minerals Ltd
Locomotive
30% Mar
Aug
Creek
Nama
National
Works—
&
12%
13%
2,933
10%
Feb
11%
12
3.219
10%
Feb
35%
35%
37%
1,125
35%
Oct
49
May
44
Sep
50
Mar
National
Feb
10%
Apr
National
Steel
Jan
97 %
July
National
15%
55c
Aug
Nelio
45
45
45
60
——*
7.10
7.00
7.30
4,440
•
1
.—1
81
77%
81
8,292
64
39c
40c
6,400
28c
12
12%
1,680
6.00
1.220
Refining Ltd
Warrants
12%
6.00
-—
5.75
6.95
Aug
15% Aug
'
8.35
Feb
14
Aug
3.40
Jan
7.20
Sep
National
Grocers
National
Hosiery
Class
—10
Bank
Imperial
Flo
Glaze
Oil
54 %
60
53
May
*
Imperial
54%
39c
20c
Sep
100
11%
Oct
2.70
3.10
48,100
4.50
100
67c
8,450
15 %
15%
180
15%
Sep
18%
Jan
49
2,051
39 %
Feb
57%
1.25
7,800
Aug
Aug
48
1.15
2.70
4%
Sep
Aug
Aug
66c
1.10
24
24
24
25
24
Oct
————;
common
*
56%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
11%
Imperial
Industrial
$2%
1
Gold—
Lake
Indian
Accent
class
11
Sep
27%
62 %
Aug
Feb
New
85c
Feb
New
4,611
25
Oct
29%
Sep
New
49
50
Concord
48
Aug
50%
Feb
New
7%
100
Aug
8%
New
8%
2,758
7%
Oct
17
Aug
700
14%
Apr
20
22,750
•
40%
40
41%
451
•
100%
95 100%
12,688
126
*
10
Mining
International
Metals
International
Nickel
Preferred
class
Co
International
common
Interprovincial
Ltd
34
33%
52 c
48C
Jan
110
Aug
Oct
28
Sep
12
185
Jan
45c
Jun
131% Mar
40%
Apr
1.80 Mar
16%
Jan
2.50
2.50
2.50
25
2.50
Oct
43
41%
44 %
6,448
27 %
Jan
50
2.35
Aug
1
1
•
Line
Copper Mines Ltd
Iron Bay Mines—
Isotope Products Ltd
Apr
126
2,165
2.10
2.37
5,800
2.10
Feb
2.40
2.60
2,600
2.20
Sep
Sep
3.85
2.40
-a.
.
4.75
Apr
1.45
1.25
1.50
7,100
1.20
Jun
2.60 Mar
2.50
Delhi
Waite
22c
Mining Corp
Exploration „—i—,——
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Jeanette
Minerals
Jellicoe
Mines
Joburke
Gold
Jonsmith
.
_1
50c
1
37c
Oct
Jowsey
Jupiter
Ltd
Oils
Co
22c
Jan
40c
Mar
Sep
52c
Jan
22c
27c
4,975
1.02
73,850
45c
Sep
42c
50c
20,369
28c
Mar
25c
.
38c
873,456
1.33
94c
Apr
Aug
9%c Jan
38c
Oct
12c 13 %c
18,500
12c
Sep
34c
80c
73c
90c
July
57,000
73c
Sep
•
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Ltd
Mining
.20c
1
19 % C
17 %c
22c
32,200
17 %c
Oct
86c
84c
87c
10,647
82c
Sep
1.97
2.05
3,200
9%c 10 %c
19,800
13 %c
1
Mines..
Mines
Mines
3,500
80c
1.00
1
Ltd-
(1939)
Jollet-Quebec
21c 23 %c
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Mining
Jacobus
Jaye
1
_
15o
*
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,
1.97
Oct
1.59
50c
Gold
Mines
1
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Keyboycon Mines
Kilembe
Hudson
Kirkland
Minerals
Bay
Cinch
Lake
Lingman
Osu
Shore
Lake
Wasa
La
Luz
50c
55c
1.98
1.65
2.02
259,000
4,000
23,000
•
21
20%
21
1,480
20%
19%
20%
Exploration
•
July
Apr
1.39 Aug
3.10 Apr
Mines
Little
3,765
5,800
55c
13,975
Mines
Candy
Loblaw
New
Hosco
New
Newlund
New
A
Newnorth
New
Senator
New
Taku
New
Nipissing
Nisto
Apr
Northland
35c
Feb
41c
Sep
2.70
18
2.75
1,350
.
18
18
740
60c
200
2.65
2.70
18
60c
Oct
Feb
Oct
Oct
Oct
85c
13C
87c
3,200
68c
Feb
12 %c
13c
6.000
12c
Sep
37c
Feb
1.08 Aug
3.35
28%
Oct
32 %
39
Oct
48
Mar
Okalta
17
Aug
23% Mar
17
17%
1,512
O'Leary
17
Jun
23
13c 13 %c
Aug
26c
Jun
Ontario
24c
Aug
1.29
1.00
1.06
1.15
42,500
22c
6,000
21%
17c
21%
20
1.30
52,200
10 %c 10 %C
•
2,000
91c
Sep
1.97
1.82
2.05
14,820
73c
68c
74c
5,700
2.18
Feb
Oct
2.50
Feb
Jan
17%c
Apr
13c
13c
10,400
9c
Oct
44c
41c
45c
52,020
32c
Jun
1.30
1.48
9,960
33%
33
34%
3,656
2.30
2.18
2.30
4,900
1.15
1.15
1.15
700
1.10
8%c
11c
8,000
8%c
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9.000
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7,500
87%
88
300
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100
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11c
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87
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Oct
Sep
Oct
30c
30c
31c
5.347
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lie
10c
12c
9,620
10c
30c
27c
30c
5,000
26c
3.60
3.25
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52c
52c
57c
3,000
3.05
46c
2.35
13c
2,500
12 %c
15c
11,800
3.35
3.80
3.00
3.60
11c
12c
17,500
42c
64c
69,600
42c
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1.46
Jun
56
60
3,504
51%
Jan
66%
Aug
1,000
17 %c
40c
Mar
5Gc
Jan
3.00
ADr
Oct
31c
May
Oct
35c
Jan
37,980
1.37
Jun
5.05
24,830
2.57
Jan
5.25 May
9c
Jan
43c
Jun
Apr
Oct
57c
26,000
50c
6,427
1.05
Oct
1.59
Aug
6,585
4.50
Jan
7.35
Aug
43
43
125
35 7%
Jan
45%
Sep
2.85
3.25
920
1.75
Jan
4.00
July
8c
7,000
7c
Sep
14%'C
Feb
50c
Sep
Mar
6.40
Apr
Feb
5.20
Apr
39c
Apr
9% Mar
80c
25,570
55c
July
1.25
1.37
166,400
80c
Feb
4.25
25,789
13%
•
13%
14
1,010
6
6
60
71c
200
3.15
July
13% Sep
5%
May
Apr
43
2.90
50
1.42
1,640
56c
Jan
31c
12,550
27c
Oct
85c
Apr
37C
45c
17,775
35c
Sep
85c
Apr
42 %c
2.75
Apr
5,800
29c
87,015
24c
800,676
8c
79c
18,750
65c
2.80
5,600
15c
66c
19c
.
1,000
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67c
11 %c
1.78
Sep
Sep
Jan
Jan
27c
Apr
1.30 May
41c
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Apr
Oct
Oct
1.30
Jun
Jan
3.25
Aug
25c
21,100
8c
8c
10c
40,820
2.30
2.10
2.30
9,600
60c
5GC
60c
18,050
9
9%
800
8%
Sep
13
20
8%
9
320
8%
Oct
12%
Apr
common
19c
Sep
45c
Apr
4c
Jan
12c
July
2.10
36c
°
common—:
*
Sep
Aug
3.20
1.15
Apr
Apr
Mar
225
23
May
28%
Aug
14%
26,380
8.20
Feb
19 %
Apr
3.25
25
3.00
Sep
4.45
i
37 %c
25c
38c
47,500
20c
July
57c
Jan
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41c
47c
23,600
40c
May
94c
July
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35c 38 %c
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9c
9c
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_
Apr
6,912
15%
16%
92
92
95 %
620
77
Feb
50c
50c
1,600
49c
Sep
78c
Aug
Apr
28c
•28c
30c
13.000
27c
Jan
43c
May
11c
lie 11 %c
3,000
&
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common
20% July
106
9%c
Jan
23c
Feb
9c
9c
10c
29,100
9«
Sep
19c
Jam
60c
60c
62c
2,200
55c
Sep
6
Oil
%
1,000
79c
69c
79c
11,600
69c
Oct
1.90
30c
28c
30c
9,550
25c
Sep
39 %c
9.00
8.55
9.25
5,310
5
42%
40
42%
690
6
pfd
100
51
,2.00
2.12
79,700
;
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B
C
Uranium
Development
25c
25c
26c
3,500
l
1.76
1.48
1.88
10,400
1.20
1.03
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29.360
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of
115
97 %
l
Mineral
Engravers
Crow
47
26
97
2
Gas
Pickle
47
25 %
100
•
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1.53 Mar
Zl
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Gold
Jan
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Gas
Mines
Oils
&
12%
i
50
Gold
Oils
Feb
16c
Zl
Mines
Nat
cbmmon
Pitch-Ore
63c
Oct
50c
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Gas
Pioneer
Sep
9c
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Phillips
34c
10,700
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Oil
10,100
11c
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River
Jan
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Photo
Placer
Sep
Jun
25%
Peruvian
Ponder
Sep
2.95
2.00
10
Uranium
Peoples
Oct
44%
25
Penmans
Jan
9c
78C
:20c
2.65
24c
Club
Preferred
3.65
Oct
Sep
3.25
Pembina
1.37
Sep
1.26
65c
Drilling
Perron
95 % Mar
Jun
5.05
17% May
9% Feb
2.90
9c
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Petrol
1.31 Mar
1.67
42 %
70c
Petroleum
Jan
64c
Sep
Sep
43
27c
Eastern
8
2.00
13%
Lake
Permo
2.20 Mar
Sep
Jun
7.90 Mar
1.30
45C
Mining
Pacific
Feb
Oct
3.90
79c
Gold.
Pacific
104
Jan
4.10
20
Ormsby Mines
Osisko
Peace
Sep
19 %c
3.25
Paymaster
70c
Fen
12c
12 %c
14%
Pater
Sep
Sep
2.15
20c
•
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25c
Sep
l
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45c
3,633
Feb
8c
1.35
Copper
10
Sep
Sep
July
2.38
6.25
Mines
Feb
Oct
77
Apr
Apr
10 %c
7,650
1.05
Amalgamated Mines
100
93
Apr
7.60
6,000
42,800
9c
6.05
Parker
Aug
121
31 %c
17c
3.90
fcc
50 c
Pardee
68
360
Sep
14c
3.50
6.10
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Jun
79
Aug
common
Feb
41%
94
17C
46c
Jan
Feb
77
Oct
528,730
Mar
Sep
93
•
Aug
Mar
6
79
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Aug
81c
94
10%c
Gold
Orange
49c
47c
60 %
•
2.65
41c
104
July
Jan
27,000
Crush
Opemiska
Paramaque
24c
2.15
12c
1.74
Products
Pan Western
35c
15,160
Aug
10 %c
1.42
preferred
Steel
Feb
Sep
94,835
Apr
27C
1.57
preferred
Class
Ontario
Jan
Jan
35c
88c
Sep
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1.70
July
2.67
Jan
13c
9,715
Warrants
21 %c
8
29c
23c
10,200
6.75
Exnloratlon
Jockey
Sep
11c
2.30
115,900
14c
6.40
Malartic
Oct
Sep
18,000
58c
13c
90c
Pamour
Oct
1.55 Aug
1.05
36c
22c
Metals
2.70 May
May
Feb
Apr
13c
Oils
48
100
Oct
1.14
Apr
Feb
10c
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Oct
17c
82c
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20c
1.63
98c
54c
98c.
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Sep
3,325
59%
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2.15
62c
3,100
15c
60
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535
33
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33c
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1.43
35c
Sep
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Jan
l
38,700
Sep
May
2.90
Jun
40c
Sep
42C
35c
19c
5,750
Z_50
Aug
24%
Sep
14 %c
1.19 May
4.900
Mines
Ogama
Oct
1.81
14c
31,600
O'Brien Gold Mines
Oct
65c
21,200
Apr
13c
common.,
Apr
17c
8c
4,000
16C
May
7c
Jan
21%
1.15
23c
15c
16c 18 %c
6
Omnitrans
17,500
22c
20c
2.20
1.35
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Oil
Lake
630
1.05
Apr
16c
63c
17c
Nudulama Mines Ltd
745
21%
40c
Feb
8,950
Apr
1,165
l
Sep
50c
Norvaliev- Mines
29
Jan
Feo
17c
45,200
1.33
Feb
17%
10c
33c
2,625
63c
Apr
1.32 Oct
6.75
Canada
40%
19,500
Oct
2Cc
55c
2lc
13c
warrants
17
6%c Jan
18c
19C
;
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1956
Obaska
17c
7,750
60c
Preferred
39
14c
29,200
3.25
Northern
28%
15c
29c
1.40
3.75
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Mining
Jan
3.65
Jan
24c
12c
Ltd
Jan
35c
Apt
12c
Mines
Apr
41c
2.05
14c
3.55
1.00
1.50 Aug
1.32
17 %c 17 %c
4.45
21
29
17%
8,150
1.15
2.25
Warrants
Oct
•
1.55
5
Star
Jan
17
45,800
15c
Uranium
2.40
Oct
62c
58 %
Oils
1.29
14 %c
41c
Z
:
Rankin
11,000
ZZ_ZZl
Marigold
For
3.55
19,200
Mines
Mines
Red
Jan
Inca Gold
10,100
-ZZZZZZl
Goldflelds
Mentor
North
19c
Mines
Goods..
Uranium
Red
16c
9c
Warrants
Feb
North
i
Gold
Manitoba Sugar pfd
McMarmac
2,400
Sep
17c
Preferred
Feb
j
Maneast
McKenzle
Mar
Oils
North
\
Malartic
Mclntyre
Mar
2.55
3.50
Canadian
1.76
Mines
Preferred
Jan
90c
1.50 May
3.75
Mines
&
Northspan
"*
Magnet Consolidated Mines
Maybrun
59c
Oct
Oils
Norsyncomaque
Northcal
Jan
20c
]„
—
Oil
Apr
t
Sporting
McColl
Norpax
2.50
Mines
Maxwell
Sep
60c
14,500
10 %c
Mining
Orenada
Mines
31c
25,825
13c
Rouyn
Normetal
1.61
ZZTZZ
Goldflelds
Leaf
1,047
70c
Jan
54c
Gold
2.40
Mines
Maralgo
32c
1.00
Mines
25c
1,000
Apr
2.43
Nordon Corp
Norgold Mines
38c
1,300
1.30
18c
Mines
Norlartic
Oct
3.85
3.25 May
Sep
23c
_
Mines
14 %C
Z
Macmillan Bloedel class B
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
Marcon
Acme
Noranda
Aug
20c 20 %c
2.08
Jan
16c
Mines
12c
3.50
Sep
16c
Mines
3.75
6.00
1.01
2.01
60c
63 c
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
18c
Z—1
Explorations
Maple
25
Oct
Feb
1.37
Mines
1.67
Mines
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Mages
Jan
3.90
31c
60c
42C
Thurbois
2,000
5,055
Sep
26 %C
Gold
S-uperior
New
_30
pfd
(W M)
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
Mackeno
12c
Mar
Oct
Apr
Feb
10 %c
2.30
10,400
1.50
Rouyn Merger
Royran Copper
New
New
2.45
Lowney
Macfie
Mar
2.75 Aug
24
July
1.81
8,600
Feb
93c
66C
_
Mines
Gold
17,300
—-ZZZZZ"-*
•_
Macdonald
July
2.09 July
49c
5,000
-
4.10
41c
Sep
18c 22 %C
Minda-Scotia
15c
50
Uranium
Macassa
1.13
2.25
Sep
Sep
50c
60c
lio
Myiamaque Explor
20c
*
Louvicourt
1.01
2.18-
70c
Mining
Manitoba
New
•
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
Lorado
14,000
1.00
10c
•
2.39
.50
Canada-
Mines
•
pfd
B
of
Gold
Kelore
4.10
j
Gold
A
Class
10 %C 14 %C
62c
Mines
New Jason
18c
•
Mines
class
Coy
15,515
Apr
20c
Highridge
3.90
Z l
ZZZZl
Lac
Groc
Class
27,000
.
Apr
45c
Sep
32c
Petroleum
Oil
Harrlcana
20c
ZZZZZZ3
Shops—
Petroleum
Loblaw
21,300
15c
66c
New Goldvue Mines
4.05
•
Gold
95c
Sep
18
70c
2.05
-
60c
Long
1.16
12c
60c
A.,r
44
20e
50
66c
Mines
New
North
65c
12c
13 %c May
5.10 Mar
Jan
20%
1.81
1
Gold
Lexlndin
Liberal
1.04
6.95 Mar
34
39% Mar
1,500
1.10
Mines
New
i
Gold
Lencourt
Oct
Jan
July
3.20 Mar
Jan
1.10
65c
1
22
Oct
1.50 May
20c
Aug
1.95
Warrants
Leltch
Jan
2.18
s
Gas- Explorations.
1
i
Mining
Gold
•
12 %c
July
32c
l
Gold
Oct
2.70
1.35
1
Mines
Secord
Feb
Feb
7%c
52,200
20c
Mines
Laura
50c
2.25
Mines
Lamaque
8,000
20c
Mines
Lake
15,065
1.48
2.01
Mines
Lake
20,181
3.20
1.40.
2.20
Ltd
Dufault
8%c
2.70
1
Mining &
Lake
7%c
1.45
20o
(John)
Lake
8c
3.00
1
Ltd
8c
17%
5,673
1
Kirkland Townsite
Labrador
17%
•
Kirkland
Labatt
17%
1
s
Oils
17%
*
Copper
Warrants
Kroy
10 %C
1
—
Jan
Apr
27%
14 %C
Fortune Mines
New
Nor
Kenville
Kerr-Addison
L
Gold
Petroleum
New Dickenson
New
Jack
6%
4%
3.10
720
Jan
46
78%
15,100
14 %
1.74
Jan
8
—
Pipe
Sep
33
600
35
52C\
14%
*
Credits—
Bldg
Warrants
Interprovincial
126 127 %
•
Ranwick
1
Petroleum
International
A
1.05
Feb
100
Develop
Davies
Feb
Jan
5.00
1,700
65c
,
Apr
Jan
4.10
-
2.15 Mar
13%
4.25
4.75
42
1.83
Apr
Aug
Mar
1.47
28%
20c
6%
28%
3.85
Aug
1.20
4.75.
3.95
90c
Mar
July
26
27%
15C
Continental
7
17%
100
1.13
;
Chamberlain
25
7%
4.50
Jun
1.00 Mar
18
Sep
4.10
Mines
7%
1.06
345
.42
Dominion Oil
Calumet
48%
17%
26 %
Sep
July
41c
28%
.25
Uranium
49
1.15
26
4.50
,
20c
27'/a
1
A—_
Oils
New British
12%
Jan
New
11
16,800
—
Bidlamaque
Bristol
Jan
Jan
85c
1,020
47C
26
Mines
May
15c
——————.—__100
Inspiration
Irish
36%
1,525
501,200
New
New
6,600
-11%
—
com—
new
.
Ingersoll Machine class A—
Inglis (John) 6c Co
Inland Cement preferred
.
.11,718
40c
28c
Aug
27% Mar
95c
11
4.50
—2
Car
50
Ltd
Corp
preferred
56%
11%
54
11%
38c
63
85c
41c
4.75
Alger
98c
1,960
45C
Petroleum
Nesbitt Labine
New
pfd
Mills
New Athona Mines
54%
Apr
11,785
11%
com
Ltd
B
Mines
Jan
29%
Sep
21 %
47c
90c
j
Chemical
Trust
Feb
——50
———
16%
Feo
42c
Jun
Aug
1,765
21c
1.18
Explorations
1 1 %
Apt
11%
48%
Mines
Drug
•
Paper common
—
&
11
Feb
*
Porcupine
Oil
Jan
45c
66c
Montreal
7
Aug
4.50
3.10
Adt
22%
Aug
3.00
11%
common—..——.
50c
13
-
-
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam
3,929
Aug
5%
Jan
20c
Knitting
*
——
.
Mining
Hudson
200
26%
3.20
3.60
Porcupine
National
.
Preferred
Hoyle
10
23%
26%
Mar
1.50 July
1.39
46c
common—
Jan
Ltd
Co
A
Class.
,
—
10
*
5
Drilling
Hollinger
Home
July
18
Jun
\
Hi
47c
1.15
Mines
Mogul Mining Corp
Moneta
24c
4.60 Apr
22% Mar
20c
1.32
23
12c
120
15
1.29
Corp
Containers
Monarch
20c
20c
1.13
4.00
Uranium
Metals
Ore
Jan
15
Gas-
Endeavour
Min
High
Sep
11%
3.60
Lake
Mining
Apr
7
1,615
"
com
Corp
Apr
39 %c
16%
1.90
Industries
Mining
Apr
14 %c May
15
2.10
1.26
44
8,500
44
37c
*
Canada
Dauch
22c
57,250
23%
Power
Gas
Peuoieuuio
2.06
Low
2.51
1.96
&
6c
Mindamar
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2.10
Brick
19 %c
Sep
common_.„..—...*
Oils Ltd
Sarcee Oils
High Crest
1.70 May
14 %c July
10c
Oct
33,000
10c
90c
1.02
-1
.
61c
Paper
Gold
&
15c 15 %c
Sep
Aug
Mines
Hendershot
Hinde
41c
15c
Lake
Red
Gold
Heath
Heva
59c
Iron
Lakes
12c
1
Hasaga Gold Mines-—
Headway
13c
Low
Warrants
Milton
Shares
16%
Mining
Mill
for Week
2.45
Mines
Light
Oil
Milliken
•
—
Mining-
Petroleum
26c
7%
•
com
new
8.50
13c
1
Apr
Island
7% Aug
■
Gwilnm
Par
Feb
1.09
Sales
Range
of Prices
Bale Price
High
Sep
Week'a
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
21 %
1
Mines
Mines
5
Friday
10
10
Guaranty Trust
OCTOBER
ENDED
STOCK!
Shares
38C
9c
Freehold
Gunnar
Loto
43c
_—•
—
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Par
GreyhawK Uranium
FOR
Sales
Week's
Last
(Cont.)
1.40
1.30
1.41
5,600
*
4%
Jan
7.85 Mar
23%
47
22%
97
1.90
25c
1.45
99c
1.30
Jan
Oct
6%
Sep
Jan
Jan
13
July
50
Aug
53
Jan
Feb
26
Apr
Oct
103
Mar
Sep
Mar
Sep
Feb
Oct
2.38
36c
Sep
Jun
3.40
Feb
2.25
Apr
1.75 July
42
42
60
*
1.30
1.30
1.32
3,065
1.25
Sep
2.25 Mar
l
1.55
1.55
1.55
100
1.55
Oct
2.10 May
12c
19,100
l
•
•
lie
10c
37%
10c
Feb
Aug
48
18c
Apr
Feb
13%
13
13%
2,915
12
May
14% Aug
76c
64C
76c
9,500
60c
July
89c
Mar
Volume 184
Number 5575
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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43
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Powell
River
Powell
Rouyu
Power
Corp
Praiiie
Gold.
President
P
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R
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12 %c
Quebec Lithium
I,00)
86
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4.50
Ltd
Co
■1.75
Apr
16c
Oct
27c
Long
1.90
2.00
1.30
1.72
:
-
12c
87 c
.
.36,686
35,700
3.605
80c
2.50
3.00
26,343
19c
22C
4,209
18c
22 %
23
3,487
2^/4
1.00
95c
1.02
15.500
95c
1.50
4,900
1,30
8%c
20
19%
20%
1,345
2.25
2.25
GOO
10
37c
47c
39,600
1.75
1.99
7.883
17c
17c
19c
7,000
16c
61c
65c
5,000
60c
Sep
18
18
155
17%
Sep
l
Aug
2.70
Sep
mml.
19c
Mar
26
Apr
44
*-
Mining
27c
Jan
2.25
1.85
13c
Jan
2.50 Mar
Jan
July
Feb
75c
Apr
2.65 May
34c
Apr
•; 1.70 Mar
Ventures
Viceroy
St
Lawrence
Cement
Lawrence
5Va%
St
class
Michael
San
River
Sapphire
1
1.20
22
Wabasso
Wane
Creek
Walker
Siianco
West
Feb
Sep
Jan
11c
11c
2,100
10c
Jan
18c
Apr
56V4 May
12% Feb
68
Aug
I8V4 Aug
Western
26
Western
1,484
16
8,895
30
210
11
11 'A
3G3
15 %c 15 %c
1.000
11
15 %c
^Silver
July
33 y4
Jan
10%
Jun
14%
Jan
14c
Jan
24c
Jan
68 %
I,110
67%
Sep
98
115
47%
Oct
Mines
Naco
320
10,960
2.00
Jun
3.25 July
3.80
59,520
1.75
Jan
3.90
3.75
3.50
3.75
9,800
763
83 %
82%
85
12 %C
12 %c
15c
75
Sep
ls?
2.55 Mar
68
31,066
uc
Mar
Sen
class
A
5.10 Aug
95
Aug
Jan
Jan
29c
May
Wood
Yale
class
A
Yankee
&
3,500
1.10
Sep
8.00
60.733
7.15
Oct
10 y4
Apr
Yellowknife
Aug
11%
Jan
York
10
10
10
420
23Va
23 %
24
365
23
23
300
11c
16c
102,332
40
40
325
97c
1.10
14,200
93c
Jan
41c
45c
8,200
35c
2.25 Mar
Sep
97c
11
22
75c
___♦
10%
io
11
9
23 y2
23
Oct
2?y4 Mar
Oct
28%
11c
Aug
3714 July
711
10%
'
27c
Oct
1.70
80c
-
1
,
*
21
22
3,000
68c
75c
18,665
16
16
75
17c
21c
3,000
17c
Sep
31c
20c
21c
7,100
20c
Sep
45c
49
49 y2
275
56
Mines..:
44
July
~_
45c
50c
1,112
42c
Sep
90c
32c
36c
7,500
16 %c
Jan
60c
28c
3,566
26c
Sep
55c
8,100
19%
22%
2.50
2.70
15
175
75c
48c
75c
1
Feb
llr
Mar
1.50 Aug
35c
Apr
3,100
17%
Oct
35 %
Jan
3,294
18
Oct
36%
Jan
175
93%
Oct
1041/4
Feb
2.56
2.89
12,500
3.40
Apr
68c
18c
100 100%
1.12
9%C
5%
12,000
1.10
1.15
100
1,000
5
1.12
1,100
1
Taurcanls Mines
1
;
14,750
Gold
1.02
8c
5
1.10
Oct
26 y»
Sep
104
Jun
Oct
10
1.43
Sep
17c
Oct
2,250
38c
Sep
47c
Aug
150
9
Sep
11
Jun
12,583
1.80
Aug
2.75
Apr
2.25
Jan
9.00
Feb
Sep
1.33
Jun
.3.00
Feb
1,200
1.59
1,42
1.65
39
3,010
78c
16,800
72c
1.36
Oct
44
Sep
July
15c
Oct
54c
Feb
•
25c
21c
28c
56,700
21c
Oct
58c
Feb
1
65c
65c
65c
1.0°0
63C
Aug
40
Jun
.
44 '
A3c 16%C
42%
20% '
44%
20%
35
35
July
40
125
19
Oct
25
May
19%
300
Resources
24
Jan
270
15c
6.180
12C
-47
1,100
40
May
41
Aug
45
43%
45
44%
45
13c
f
19
-
-
90
1.45
1.45
1.50
•
2 A3
2.35
2.52
13,721
37c
31c
38c
65,800
77
74
77%
•
34c
•
Pipeline
16%
19%
13c
Line
16
1
300
Being exchgd. for Wayne Petroleums
&
2.07
55c
Jan
Jan
2,800
30c
Sep
16c 16V2c
6,000
14c
Aug
25c
Apr
13c
13c
6,000
11c
Jan
25c
Apr
1.97
2.05
17,400
1.97
Sep
300
Jan
Apr
'
60c
150
9%c
10c
7,750
25c
34c
172,200
34c
40c
45c
Exchange
3,125
25c
Feb
70c
Jun
9%c Sep
14c
May
Oct
70c
Jan
25c
36c
60C
July
Aug
Garb Section
-
Fundi
Waek'a
Raaga
far Vraah
af Price*
Sharaa
_.
.—
Raaga Bfnca Jaa. 1
t.nw
Low
37%
37%
210
10%
10
10%
1,060
37
36 %
37
270'
30
30
30
80
18%
17%
18%
4.75
4.50
4.75
21%
21%
..
Dominion Sugar
Bronze common
High
37%
Oct
51
10
Sep
13%
36%
Oct
45
29
Feb
35% Aug
1,210
17%
Jan
24 %
Apr
1,475
4.35
Sep
6.00
Jan
Mar
Apr
Mar
Canadian
»
Jan
30
110
27
Jan
33
Jun
31
29%
31
280
28%
Jan
32
Jan
17 y2
17 %
17 Vi
50
4.00
4.00
4.05
1,100
44
44
150
4
—
Investments
Industries
common-
—
*
_
•
Paper
37%
35
•
Dalhousie
25
20%
30
•
*
1
General
Oil
Bridge
UiiPont
Gaspe
of
835
37%
22C
21
Canada
Copper
Securities
19%
4,376
22c
700
17 y2
3.50
42
24
Oct
6%
Sep
Aug
23%
Jan
17c
Feb
*"
52
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
47% July
29c
Aug
2,702
19% July
24 Va Mar
1,853
21
Interprovincial
Minn
&
Ogilvie
Ontario
Oreille
Pend
Price
Bros
21%
20%
Oct
29
34
Feb
42 %
42%
42%
50
112
105
112
970
108%
Sep
48%
45%
48%
2,150
38%
Jan
11
11
11
25
11
Oct
13 %
Feb
66
71
158
66
Oct
90
Jan
33
33 %
4
6
Paper.
2.50
•
common.
Gold
Apr
1
.
_
——
Flour
20%
5
-
Utilities
Consolidated
21 %
7.50
.____
Loblaw Inc
Pato
•
com
Mines
International Paper common
International Utilities
Mines
1
Mines
_
33%
56
Apr
142% May
56% July
175
33
Oct
52%
Jan
38
37
38
135
36
Jun
52
Jan
5.00
4.75
5.00
4,150
3.70
3.75
_1
•
Aug
1.60
Sep
Jan
_
May
Third
Canadian
32c
-
Jan
Universal
48%
Sep
Yukon
49
.
1,200
4.40
Sep
3.60 8ep
6.75 Mar
5.15 Jan
2.50
2.70
Apr
Aug
Apr
Products
Consolidated
Inv
.
59%
Feb
54c
44%
Jan
85
8,500
30c
Sep
53c
Apr
Jan
21 Vs May
d Deferred
-
Aug
a
No
par
Odd
In
e
10
_
Corp.
FOR
1
Jun
1,102
45%
50
SO
Feb
77% Aug
41%
Sep
54% May
ey4 Jan
~6
6
6
80
5% Mar
19%
19%
19%
1,233
18% Aug
21
Sep
58c
59c
2,050
57c
70c
Aug
—
12
Aug
r
value.
lot zale
OUT-OF-TOWN
-
-
-
■
.
(not Included in year's
Cash
CANADIAN
Ex-llquidatlng
MARKETS
dividend.
wi When
x
delivered,
issued,
Ex-dlvldend.
y Ex-rlghts.
(not included In year's range).
May
(Un) Admitted to imitated trading privileges.
(not Included
range),
price.
sale
AND
t
wd When
delivery sale
year's
Selling ex-Interest,
f Flat
5%
60
45
range).
8
20,341
58
15
4
Trust
-
Gold
FOOTNOTES
•
30c
T
9.50
Gen
—
__
Feb
held
9.00
—.
_
Ridgeway Corporation
2,898
16%
..
9 40
_
4,123
2IV2CW2C
13
1.45
24
Sep
Sep
Ltd—
*
34c
4.00
Sep
Mar
19
1
_
Oils
Apr
35%
•
Empire- Oils
56%
35
•
40
•l
19
1
ExDlorations
2,467
1.25 Mar
#
•
preferred
13c
12,650
18%
35
*
A
15% May
Jan
1.55
Feb
1.90
Towagmac Exnloration
Oct
3.25
—
5
Dredging
Dominion
9%
5.25
20
10%
150
6,175
2-05
*
Note
Consolidated
Jan
40c
76c
common
1,430
3.35
1.68
1
Bank
Apr
Apr
17c
Jan
38c
'
— —
1.80
!_
11 %
1.60
_5
Paper
Develop
Westinghouse
\
Toronto General Trusts
10%
•
Marconi
9c
4.55
*
Apr
Last
Pulp &
Canadian
240
76c
-___10
52c
.
Canadian
71.200
1.85
Elevators
Sep
1
Apr
39
5.20
Mines
17c
60c
:
Jan
1.85
Aug
Feb
17c
1
TombHl Gold Mines
7,000
13c
•
Co
Bulolo
39
1
*
Brown
Aug
11 %C
■
—
25c
'
Apr
16% Aug
9%
—
15 %c
»
Mines—
Temagaml Mines
Texas Calgary
Thompson-Lundmarlc
4.00
18
85
1.02
9 %.c
»
Aug
3.15
Canadian
1.12
•
24%
Sep
Apr
Canadian
9%c
common
16 %c
'
Corp
Feb
1
Mines
Sep
33c
.1
1
Amer
6.70 May
_50c
1
Asbestos
British
22 %c
755
100
Mar
July
8,800
Oct
9c
16V2c
16%c
Newloundland
18c
Jan
2.24
11,561
i8y2
Apr
11,500
19c
Par
14c
15c
4.26
18
Industries
9c 10%c
3.35
1
Canadian
Canada
4.00
70c
94%
Friday
Apr
14 %c
5
Feb
19%
Bala Prl«a
1.20
15C
each
Sep
43
11
•
Mines
Apr
60c
Aug
38
1.60
•TOCKS
Oct
4.20
for
Apr
May
18%
Canadian
48c
18%
Sylvanlte Gold
2.04
17c
1
Toronto Stock
72,630
*
new
20c
Feb
18
2.86
Oil
Metal
Jan
1
Oil
35 y4 Mar
1.30
177/b
1
1
Mining
13%
ord
Gold
80
Oct
15 Vb
6,850
15
8%d
33,385
2.68
Mines
Preferred
One
10c
22%
1
Surety Oils & Minerals—
Ltd
18c
Jan
18
Feb
♦
Contact
Triad
21% Mar
Sep
93 %
Apr
27c
1
River Gold
Petroleums
Jun
11c
29%
19
•
Bear
Feb
34c
28c
1
Corp_.
;
Prairie
18%
July
Jan
Tr^nd
25c 25%c
*
Zinc_
17% May
25
57 V*
Trans
2,275
V'
40
1.16 May
Jan
3,624
Transcontinental
650
Aug
Jan
14
67
Pipe
1.35
Apr
Feb
52c
8 %C
Oil
1.30
Feb
20c
16%
63 y2
Mountain
July
1.70 May
Jan
gc
•
Trans
31c
1.00 Oct
May
13%
Sep
9>nmao
66
Mlninv
Era
85
_•
Mines
Zulapa
Anglo
Trans
8,000
38
Apr
Feb
Trans-Canada
42c
38
Knitting class B_-
20%c
Trans
37c
100
Mines
Yukeno
Sep
class
Feb
8y4c
Apr
Jan
40
Yellorex
8%c
Finance
47,683
•
Mines
Canuck
1.20
28,370
5 %
1.65
1
Gold
1.15
12c
Traders
1.40
*
____„_
7.15
9c
Works
1.65
25c
_
Lead
gc
A
704
*
Alexander
•
Class
7,700
30
*
Winnipeg & Central Gas
1
Toronto Iron
19
14c
30
1
i
Petroleum
(Geo)
1.20
_______*
Bank
3,900
19
11c
30
_1
8.00
Gold
Dominion
19
11 %c
1
Wrlght-Hargreaves
Olsen
Toronto
July
July
19c
Canada
Toronto
31,500
75c
40c
9 %c
Steel
Silver
15c
1.20
*
B
Windward
Starrat
Torbrit
12c
1.00
5
Winchester Larder
Anglo
Mine®
14c
Oct
Oct
22V«e Mar
1
Aug
3.90 Mai¬
Feb
Tlare
40,004
.1
*
Gold
25,200
32c
*
Apr
ietk-Hughes
36c
29c
Jun
1
com
30c
31c
11c
89c
Pearson
30c
36c
21,200
42 y2
Taylor
Apr
66
17V2c 19 %c
Jan
t'sndem
79c
Oct
May
Jan
Tamblyn.
Sep
Jan
66
10c
34%
o*itson
73c
43c
24,600
55c
Cons
Oct
59,300
2.80
___X
74% Mar
19% Aug
65c
18c
625
Inlet
850
8,600
40c
Grocers
Weston
II,259
Surf
<
69c
1
Mines
Warrants
72c
Pete
65% May
11% Jan
Warrants
39 y»
Con?
2,663
17%
Oct
45c
41c
21c
«"-n<VBr
68%
17
20
65c
\
14c
'
Sudbury
67
68
17%
1
Petroleum
38
Supertest
Jan
35c
•
_____
Uranium
Aug
15%
15% May
41c
50c
Oil
4.75
Sep
400
.
Decalta
Western
65c
Stuart
Oct
13%
7,000
Breweries
39
Stanleigh
2.50
2,056
15 %c
_»
J Sturgeon
400
2,050
14
1
•
Iron
20
3.25
1
Roi
Rock
20
Coghlan
30c
Jan
May
2.50
Petroleums
3.25
Ltd
90c
13%
Wiltsey
Sep
Jun
3.40
Jan
3.25
•
Canada
65c
Steep
51c
Wllrich
Jan
2.40
A
8% Mar'
1.92
13%
66
;
Ashley
•
"'"Hov
1,000
48c
Products
1
of
17,600
65c
66
Ltd
Western
Standard Paving & Materials
Stanwell Oil & Gas
1
:
1.90
62c
1.19 Mar
1
—
1.75
65c
1.47
1
Oils
1.80
Jan
8.00 Mar
Sep
1.68 Sep
Oct
•
Oils.
Jun
3.25 July
Sep
_____40
&
6%
5.80
20c
67c
23
Mines
325
90,270
23c
3.75
common
Hr.ton
50
■4.00
i 30c
2,750
•
Mines
Aug
26,300
2.80
Southam
Southern
Mar
66
Mines
'■*;
Stadacona
60c
49
74c
1.90
.
Sep
Jun
26c
7,635
-
Feb
25c
1
Mines
Willroy
*
Valley Oil
Spooner
Nickel
92 y2 Apr
102% July
90
Ltd
Van
Oct
3.00
67c
1
class
81c
Jan
Aug
1.20 Aug
35%
100
Westeel
50c
Dairies
18
24c
a"
yT-" *
Souris
66
97%
i
Ins
Apr
80
Mines
Mines
Slocan
18
May
Jun
67c
common..4
Slater.common
'*V
66%
16
14%
May
20%c
4.00
;
*
Western
1
Standard
Siscoe
300
2.98
Jan
40c
1,741
'
30c
v
•
Preferred
2.10
Mining
Blmpscna
16%
7.85
Oct
Feb
24%c
trust
Silverwood
16%
6%
_*
Maygill Gas Oil
Jan
63
Sep
900
47,650
40 %
6%
,
26c
38%
;>
Aug
1.65
:
Jan
Feb
45
•
Copper
Fire
Malartic
West
26c
30
5.95
18c
Aug
62
1
& Ref
W_.
Petroleums
70c
15
21 %c
40
6%
*
Lake
24%c
61
22c
1
1
Wespav
Jun
16
Ltd
A
Werner
Sep
61%
92c
3.75
Mines
&
Wellington
10c
50c
Ltd
preferred
26,083
81c
•
Pyrite
11c
1.95
Horsey
Silknit
265
3.50
Cotton
Weedon
20c
..1
Cement
Gold
Riivei-Miller
15%
*>
G
4,600
90
Breweries
Voting
15
92c
Equipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
17,485
2.10
Gordon
Bhlrrllf
Slc^e'
1,885
1,500
46,100
3.75
Waterous
13,925
'
Explorations
class
Amulet
12c
18 %c
bnawkey 1945 Mines
Sherritt
18c
2.12
465
*
;
Wainwright Producers
14c
•
Ltd
Security Freehold Petroleums—
Sheep
6.25
1.95
57% July
28% Apr
Apr
Mar
1
Shawinigan Water & Power
41%
6.00
,<
8.80 Aug
2.17 May
35c
Oct
Debentures
Saskatchewan
41%
i
III-l
Mines
Oils
30c
11c
140
j
1
.
Scurry Rainbow Oils
58%
July
1
Ltd
Gold
Gold
Petroleums
57%
18c
B
11c
100
Mines
36c
18c
'
Class
21c
•
Corp common
A pfd
Uranium
Antonio
Band
class A
30
Oct
«
Ltd
Mfg
Class
St
Feb
15c
Mines
Alloys
Consol
12 %c
30c
11c
__25
Industries
Oct
19%
1
Mar
1.80
Sep
4,500
*
6.40
845
14,600
6.00
Vulcan
Jan
22,150
12c
__10
common
Preferred
6,615
17c
41%
Feb
Apr
II,320
1.65
___•
6.60
25%
46%
1
Vanadium
Jan
24
Apr
30
Mar
15c
1
2.85
2.10
1.35
11 %c
1
Royal Bank of Canada
30c
Aug
37c
Aug
6.40
•
Corp
Upper Canada
66
850
9,033
58%
Vico Explorations
Violamac Mines
6.05
1.86
12c
1
pfd_
Apr
1.00 Aug
1.70 Aug
1.50
;_1
Mines
4.60
May
1
Roxana Oils
Rut sell
Sep
2.09
'
Apr
Apr
1.94
Sep
1.61
*
Lac
32c
Oct
2.40
Apr
15
Sep
1
Ltd
pfd.__.__.
3.50
Jan
1
Uranium
Consol
OH
9%c
1
Mines
4.85 Mar
:
9.85 July
2,200
Feb
Aug
Vandoo
Oct^
11
1
Mines
RovaJlte
1.30
95c
_
"
Rock win
1.65 Jun.
-.19,865
18c
10
*.
v
2.45
Apr
56
24%
Hill
Steel
9
27c
2.74 May
12,500
1
Uranium
Ryancr
37,050
22c
1.50 May
•
±
Rio Palmer Oil
Roche
1.95
:16c
13,650
6
May
54
Oils
United
1.80
.
1
Mines
Rowman
Montauban
United
Feb
1.85
Sep*
1
Refining
Mfg $1
United
Jan
1.55
May
Sep
High
Feb
7
19 %c
2.05
Jan
9.40
1.20
> 1.61
Ltd
A
25
8.30
4.50
5
AVa
6.50
pfd,
'5.40
5.(50
22c
1
B
8%
16c
class
Keno
5,oirJ
3.00
-1
Class
8%
Mines
Inv
United
2,700
1
Athabasca
Aug
18
56
'_
7.00 Aug
2,400
'
23
Mining
R«nununt
Estella
Low
5
19%c
1
Corps Ltd1 class B
Fuel
5.yU
17c
•V
United
United
Range Since Jan. 1
High
.5
8%
.
Asbestos
United
Shares
5
Union Gas of Canada
Union Mining
United
fer Week
Low
common
preferred
Feb
1.80
10%
_
Acceptance
Apr
101
Sep
Sep
4.50
Sep
1.95
44
4.90
Develop
Mines
Robertson
378
-
90
Sep
Jan
5.70
1.70
Radlore Uranium Mines.
Rainville Mines Ltd.
Rix
1.50
4.65
.2.00
Mining
Rexspar
l^J
-
23%c Apr
1.25
'■
18c
Metallurgical
*»«n
Apr
1.88
Queen ston Gold Mines
Earth
Aug
6.90
Mar
.'6
Ltd_
Mines
Explorations
2nd
1.85
Corp
Manitou
Renabie
81
88
Ltd
Labrador
Jan
70
Jan
19%
4.75
Chlbougamau Gold
Repent
132
3,964
Quebec Copper Corp
Reel
90
6c
1.60
.__
Producers
Minerals
Rayrock
18,000
35%
5.85
Prove
Rare
Jan
30
Airways
Quemont
3.30
2 25Q
13c
90
1.50
Gas
Union
■
yt
Prospectors
Quebec
15
Feb
1.60
Dome
Apr
72c
Jan
53%
4.50
East
Quebec
4
710'
Par
62 y4
Sales
Range
ef Prices
Sale Prloe
High
Oct
49c
34%
Warrants
Quebec
42%
2,125
62
12c
-_
Pronto Uranium Mines
Quebec
3,910
50c
4 "0
Warrants
/
45
59
»
.10
Debentures
Purdex
Low
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
"
—100
Electric
Inc
Preston
42%
61
HI-1
Roy
Border
Friday
Shirt*
STOCKS
High
50c
»
Oil
Premier
44
"_Il
.
5
for Week
Low
*
_
Gold
OCTOBER
Sales
Range
•f Prices
Sale Price
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
41
Monday, October 8, 1956
...
(1516)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
October 5
Friday,
Investing Companies
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
158
5.98
3.90
9.33
25c
Fund
Abaraeen
Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust
—*
Fund
Affiliated
9.8,3
10.73
Boston—1
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inq_l
10.26
11.21
6.12
6.70
Fund_l
a21.28
Keystone
Custodian
Funds—
B-l (Investment
Bonds)——1
25.27
Investment
4.17
Investment
I.69
15.70
5.91
7.97
3.78
6.42
B-2
8.66
B-3
of
Mutual
24.30
B-4
K-l
(Income Pfd Stocks)-—-1
8.82
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__1
12.26
15,
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
15.51
1957
13.59
13.51
14.74
Lexington Trust Fund—_—25c
24.29
13.12
7.18
14.39
Fund
S-2
7.85
13.84
J
J2.80
21.35
Capital Venture Fund Inc
1
Century Shares Trust
--1
Chemical Fund Inc
5°°
Christiana Securities com—100
Colonial
Fund
Inc
1
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
5.49
22.65
S-3
Insurance
Life
Insurance
15,
Mar
15,
1957
April
15,
1957
3.20s
May
15,
100
1957
3%s
1957—
15.
—
99.27
100.1
99.30
i
w
99.23
100.1
3.30s
100.3
3%s
July
l%s
Oct.
1,
1957
2%s
May
1,
2M4s
Nov.
1,
2%s May
2%s Feb.
99.31
100.3
99.31
100.4
100
99.27
15,
1957
May
1,
12.80
March
3%s
April
98.14
98.16
98.24
1958
96.24
97.2
1,
1959
96.8
1,
1960
100
100.3
June
May 1,
3%s
1957
1,
100.5
100.2
1958
2 %s
Sept.
Federal
99.30
99.26
1957
98.4
3%s
3%s
1957
15,
99.30
Bonds—
3s
Feb
Ask
99.26
Bank
Land
100.1
for Cooperatives—
Central Bank
6.88
13%
Mar.
3.80s
12.04
11.71
1957
Feb.
3%s
10.30
6.28
Inc-—1
Investors
Life
9.44
11.13
99.27
3%s
16.92
12.45
(Speculative Com Stk)__1
8-4
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Keystor.e Fund of Canada.Ltd_l
Knickerbocker Fund—.—_—1
6.-1
100
1956—
15,
13.38
.
99.31
1956
15,
Nov.
9.63
K-2
11.47
Oct.
99.31
point
a
Bid
Federal
1956—
15,
Jan.
11.29
10.35
4.13
17.68
Oct
represent one or more 32nd* of
Ask
Banks—
Loan
3.05s
19.22
13.95
23.72
Home
3.1.5s
26.51
17.61
(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
(Discount
Bonds)——1
10.58
22.47
_
Bid
Federal
3.50s
9.73
Elect'nics Corp_lc
Mutual Fund Inc—.1
Bond Inv Tr of America—.
*
^oown Fund Inc
——1
•puling Green Fund Inc
10c
Broad Street Investment
1
Bullock Fund Ltd
—1
^..inrnla Fund Inc
—
1
Science &
Figures after decimal point
3.50s
26.37
12.83
22.06
16.35
10.6I
*T«-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Blue Ridge
General
of
Co
Trust
(The)
Johnston
1.54
Fund "A" Inc__l
Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton
Axe-Houghton
Canada
America-—1
6.47
InC——lc
Fund
Resources
14 39
Mutual
Axe
5.37
Intl
*
Development
Fund Inc-
Atomic
4.91
I.74
10.20
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
1,
96.18
95.8
1971
95.18
95.22
I960-
96
98%
97%
1972
15,
Natl
—
103
102 %
Mortgage Assn—
14%
3'/«s
2*
1,
1.
June
99.27
99.31
98.22
1957——______
1957
98.30
Nov.
3.35s
100.1
20.
1956.
99.30
20,
1957
99.23
99.27
1358
98.6
98.16
May
2%s
Jan.
20,
24.49
(1954) LtdCanadian
Fund
Inc
Fund
Concord
—*
Inc
De
Vegh
10.03
General
Fund
lc
3.61
3.98
4.35
17.77
Special Investment shares—lc
2.87
3.16
Transport
3.11
3.43
18 %
Manhattan
10.36
11.32
New
14.76
15.96
New
3.87
4.24
of
7.71
8.38
10.29
England
Nucleonics
7.81
3.13
13.94
15.23
Peoples
8.27
(Geo)
Scudder
9.83
12.53
13.72
12.08
Scudder,
13.23
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Fully
administered
of
Roe
I
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1
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1
15.38
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of
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Incorporated
Boston
Inc
1
Fund
Income
11.96
13.04
8.24
9.01
11.10
10.86
11.87
15.85
17.23
1
6.J4
1
5.89
6.44
10c
2.66
1
13.19
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1
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Fund
1
Value
Line
6.93
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Inc
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Inst
Bank
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lo
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10.73
11.74
lc
10.90
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10.93
11.96
Institutions#
Income
Fund_lc
7.13
7.81
Institutional
Insur
Fund
lc
12.10
13.24
Inc
&
Towne
Street
Investors
Stock
Inc
Whitehall
Wisconsin
6.43
Inc
13.39
14.60
12.16
13.15
1
Inc
Fund
8.63
7.70
1
.
Fund
14.37
1
Wellington Fund
b.J7
5.81
Insurance Companies
Par
Aetna
Casualty & Surety
10
Aetna
Insurance Co
lo
Aetna
Life
10
Agricultural
Insurance
Co
Bid
119
-
61%
174
129
65%
Co
Insurance
North
of
Amer_5
93
Insurance Co of N Y—10
29
31%
Jersey
23%
American
25%
Life
Equitable
5
32%
American
34%
Fidelity
Casualty_5
24%
27
Lincoln
25 %
27%
preferred
Home
Amer Ins
Co
Amer
5
Assurance
Mercury
(Wash D C)
Re-Insurance
American
American
«*nkers
Surety Co
&
Bankers
Natl
Camden
Fire
Colonial
Ins
(N
Connecticut
of
Life
General
(N
Amer
Ins
Life
Continental Assurance
Continental
Crum
&
Casualty
Forster
Employees
Co
Co
Inc
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Assoc
Federal
Fidelity
Fire
Hlreman'8
Firemen's
Franklin
General
Glens
Globe
Great
Gulf
Merchants & Manufacturers
4
National Fire_
_10
National Union Fire
-5
Nationwide Corp class A
5
10V2
11%
New
Amsterdam
New
Hampshire
26%
New
York
North
93
103
39
41
16%
17%
•
Pacific
60
61
43%
44%
20
22
Pacific
100
361
373
Capital
19
21
7
8
40
220
&
48
Consumers
40
Duke
Power
Corp
35%
Ferro
12
Frueliauf
22
72%
St
10
40
44
12.50
67
72
4%s_1975-
10
^
75
Gulf
Ask
136
84%
85%
100 %
100'%
4%s_
93%
1974
94%
100
Edison—
_
47
10
51
54%
Hilton
5
Indemnity
Co
Insurance Co
4s
22
23 %
Illinois
_
Kerr-McGee
Republic
55
60
49
Mountain
59%
63'2
34%
367a
St
83
Seaboard Surety
96 %
96%
Paul
Fire
&
Marine
6.25
10
Co
14%
Lowenstein
Oil
Amer
112
20
52
20
Bank
55
54%
17
.59
58 %
"■
62%
54
58
25
20
78 %
82
6.25
37%
39 Va
N T
& 8
A
Calif
Southern
Pac
Tampa
96%
97%
U S
%
103%
105%
1970
110
112
1985
99
100
..1968
130
Security (New Haven)-.
Springfield Fire & Marine
10
32%
&
10
48
51
18%
Standard
10
49
52
5
34%
36%
Travelers
68 %
73%
•No
Fla)_2%
28%
30(4
U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
59
62
tEx-lGO %
40
42%
U
3
21
24
tEx-2-for-l
U
»
26%
28%
2
24%
26%
85%
S
cs
Li.e
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Fire
Hisurance
City of N Y—
Westctiester
Eire
Co
in
FOOTNOTES
a
the
par
Net
asset
k Admitted
Stock
97%
103%
104%
105%
106%
1976
3%s
97 %
1936
1988
100 Va
101
1981
102
1Q2%
Am
4%s
1967
86%
88
Gas
3%s
1981
100%
101
1983
105
105 Va
104%
RR
Electric
5%s
4%s
1986
103 %
5s
1971
85 %
3%s
1983
98%
Industries 4%s
1970
Amer
Electric
Boston
113
86 Va
99V4
115
Central
95%
FOR
96
Exchange
pfd
4.95%
98 Va
&
100
101
100
100
102
100
101 Va
102%
—
series
Electric—
preferred
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
d
yield price.
Ex-rights.
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
issued
y Ex-stock
53 %
100
100
Gas
1953
Gas
52%
100
Light—
Natural
5.50%
x
the New York
pfd
preferred
Paso
t New
value.
to listing on
50
4.25%
Illinois
4.64%
b Bid
dividend
split.
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preferred
Edison
Rochester
value
stock
86%
Tel—
35 V2
71
106%
Stocks—
El
1090
43
Ask
100
1986
4%s
Anderson-Prlchard
133
Sons—
Tel
of
97
104%
142
104%
3%s
Pow 4%s
5%s
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Union
__1976
Gamble
Co
95 %
103
3 %s
16%
Accident-
&
1
Tel
&
Coal
Procter
98%
1931
States
Bid
1975
5s
States
Tel
Peabody
93%
1975
4%s
&
(M)
40%
105
Co
Mohawk
98 %
104
4%s_1986
3%s
68
44
31
Trust—25
30
Trust
Niagara
Pacific
103%
4%s__1986
4%s
5
42
29
Bank
Trust
Can
1976
_
5
5
28
Bonds—(Cont.)
1975
4%s
47
Corp (N Y)__
Insurance (Texas)
78
88%
50%
10
Co
A
&
National
National
1986
Calif
of
Power
55
148%
53
48%
Francisco—
of
1986
Utilities
Hotels
52%
80%
Bank
Union
4.25%
2.50
140%
Nat'l
Louis
52
10
75
lo
62%
Phoenix_5
(Ariz.)—
Natl Bank Of
Mercantile
22%
10
& Trust
Sheraton
35/8s
Tel
70
Home
60%
49.
12.50
Mueller Brass 3%s
134%
1976
3%s
States
21 %
12%
10
10
Detroit
Bank
Security Issues
1971
4%s
Power
3%s
General
(Minn)
2
10
(Jacksonville
of
National
Bank
%
Chem—
Trailer 4s
10
Fire
32%
(N J)
Bank
Textron
10
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hartford
Steam boiler
36%
29%
Louis-
First
20%
69 %
27 %
Reinsurance
American
Bank
Boatmen's
10
4%s
Credit
37
Phoenix
10
47
33'%
25
Tr
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr
43%
230
20
1986
Providence-Washington
Republic
44
.12.50
10
&
Pittsburgh—
St.
10
Bk
Co
Paterson
Mellon
of
3%s
47(4
4
16
67
Angeles—
San
Industries
Commonwealth
79%
7.50
308
64
10
Commerce
41
298
Phoenix
5
Bid
Commercial
35%
Newark
of
38
50
Security-First Nat'l Bank
73%
2
Y
Albany.
Airlines
75%
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370
200
Bank
Co
National
Valley
70%
___25
Financial
9%
Fire
Peerless
T
33%
(S
355
Co_
445
City—
Jersey
First
County
Y.—
44
Northwestern National Life
Insurance
I
31 %
Northern
5 Mb
100
91
323
.
National Bank
Northern
C
25%
133
4%
10
25
Potash
Burlington
%
5
272
92%
430
Detroit—
Los
Bank
1970
2.50
_
125
6n
41
Co
N
78
316
City Bank
National
105
37
Bonds—
3.33 %
Fire
River
Northeastern
252
1.25
97
10
5
of
2
—
5
86%
N.
10
CasualtyFire
10
5
20
Co
Bank & Trust Co
United States Trust
44%
Reinsurance Corp
Life
57
37
82
35%
31
Assurance
22%
100
33%
National
10
Falls
Hanover
32
Fire
34(2
77
87 %
_10
Inc
100
Bk_100
Savings
Trust
Trust
&
36 %
Co
88
Bank
National
Bank
Union
38
46%
3%s
52V2
25%
92
34
84%
33%
Trade
228
30
23 %
25
*
29
4>4
2
218
1
3%
10
32
44%
Security National Bank
Huntington- (L I)
Bank
Central
'Connecticut
29
10
Royal State Bank of
Rye
National
Bank
Sterling
69%
20
Bank
&
&
&
Trust
National
of Comraerce_10
P)
Trust
Hartford
Trust
American
110
5
Merchants
J)—5
103
10
Maryland
Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding
?o%
(J
67%
5
Freeport
York
National
First
25
Trust—33%
and Trust
Connecticut-—
Y
National
Ask
Bid
75
Illinois
Bank
National
Cleveland
Bank—
Square N
Trust Co
Brook
Morgan
36
20
Trust
New
27%
Recent
5
39
30%
52
99.400
Cleveland—
Bank
Manufacturers
10
of
Life
&
20
Life
36
18%
99.463
99.311
33 %
25%
20
County Trust
Island
Trust
Long
Bank
Natl
Continental
200
Bank
—
Natl
Trust
Md
Fund
of
1
29(4
47
Irving
Kings
30%
192
33
-10
Trust
City
(The)
City
Harris
10
&
Co
Industrial Bank
Philadelphia
Deposit
of
National
20%
4
&
Assn
Inc
J)_10
—10
(N J)
Group
Companies
5
Assn
Ins
Natl
5
10
Life Ins
Life
Columbian
1
6.25
Shippers.
Insurance Co
Boston
Co_5
(Newark N J)__21/a
—
Par
Northern
5
Y)
________——10
Ins—
Life Insurance Co of Va
American
Hanover
16%
29%
2
&
52%
National
Guaranty
69%
63
32
15%
Life
C)
10
conv
1957
3,
Companies
54%
58
120
N
Automobile
$1.25
______
99.442
99.378
99.304
.
97
115
Standard
(Greensboro
American
Assur
1956
Chicago—
%
51
Rochelle
Franklin
282
Tr—25
Bk
York—
New
12.50
274
67%
52%
Bank—10
Ask
Bid
10
Jefferson
185
.-100
&
Bank
Albany,
Far
13,
Ask
State
National
of
Bid
Exchange
Westchester
State
Ask
99.520
99,674
Meadow
Inc
Washington
11.92
Institutional
P'und
Inc
Strum
99.661
—--10
Trust
New
First
2.91
2.81
11.58
Fund
January
Trust—
Corn
First
12.65
11.64
i_l
Ltd
2.57
Van
99.747
York—
New
Fiduciary
of
_1
Fund
10.60
10.36
99.731
York—
of
Commercial
of
8.55
10.21
Sliares_l
Income
10.11
1956
99.571
99.501
1956
27,
Bank & Trust
24
7.82
Fund—_1
Line
9.25
20,
December
———-
1956
Federation
12.47
22
F'und-—1
Line
Fund
Dumber
December
99.793
—--
County Trust Co
(White Plains N
12.97
11.78
Canada
Fund
99.901
99.843
99.624
99.554
1956
6,
99.833
——
1956-
November 22,
99.610
1956
99.780
Empire Trust
1
29,
99.887
3 956-1
1956
13.95
a30.12
Value
9.58
1956
1.
8,
42.50
lnc_l
Value
1
December
November 15,
Bankers
11.87
Corp—»
16.63
1
Investors
99.942
25,
New
'
.
99.933
12.74
1
1
Science
'
1956
November
Ask
Bid
11,
Par
Inc—|
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November
a37.01
Fund-—1
United
United
99.27
100.3
Treasury Bills
47
40.00
Income Fund
100
100.2
100
Ask
99.983
1
Continental
3.75%
99.980
—1
Fund
100.1
18,
October
Bank
Inc
99.31
1956
October
Franklin
15.84
100
United States
Chem
Accumulated
Inc—1
1-57
14.89
United
Inc
7-
12.81
United
Fund
1-56
13.59
United
Fund
10-
11.85
9.52
Hudson
99.31
1.25
4.39
17.40
99.23
3-57
of Boston—1
19.37
15.38
1-57
6-
Chase Manhattan Bank
8.69
16.88
5-
4-56
10.50
3.99
1
4-
1-56
9-
9.71
17.70
Inc
2-56
8-
3.625%
a23.79
lc
Maydock
1
Inc
Funds
99.28
7-
3.20%
56
6.99
7.48
United
1-57
3.40%
100.3
12.45
Templeton Growth Fd of Can__l
11.73
100.2
100
1
lc
Mutual Fund
11.45
Television-Electronics
6.82
100.2
99.30
99.29
13.89
1
Inc
6.47
2.99
10.71
31.45
31.14
12.78
10.75
<
15.0L
13.81
Clark—
Utility shares
lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian
19.78
12.99
lo
14.85
13.55
21.93
9.81
lc
9.55
18.13
2.71
shares
shares
8.74
21.71
11.86
shares
99.30
1-57
Dollar Value
Stock
Investment Fund
P'und
1-57
3-
3
33
lc
Texas
2-
1-56
3-
22.04
31
Sterling
stock
Tobacco
20.39
,_lc
shares
Ask
Bid
1-56
6-
6.87
8.99
—
Due
5-
3.55%
2.95%
3.50%
Clark
Farnham
Dated
Rate
3.50%
,
9.73
6.29
1
Investment
Ask
6.69
8.90
1
12.11
equipment
flteel
6.12
1
lc
lc
shares
shares
Street
Stein
91.8
_
100.1
99.29
1
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91
1, 196l_
100
2-57
•
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92.8
99.30
1-
8.63
shares
Bond
Sovereign
92
99.30
2-56
11.06
shares
Merchandising
Southwestern
9.26
17.78
9.09
1981
1,
1-56
7-
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(Edson B)
9.96
8.45
16.25
lc
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93.8
1-56
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1
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93
11-
9.26
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Shareholders Trust
6.51
94.8
1980
1,
11-
8.47
Fund
8.05
95.4
94.28
1960—
1-56
99.27
1
&
.
94
1,
1-56
3-56
•
Stock
1,
1959
1959
99.9
2-
2-57
Inc
&
1959
5-
Bid
Canada
7.34
shares—lc
Bid
Due
Dated
1-
1
5.93
shares
bond
Oct.
12-
Fund
~lc
Food
April
$99.7
1,
1958
3.00%
&
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Stevens
Selected
l%s
99.5
1957
12-
2.50
lc
Equipment shares
Oct.
1-56
!
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J%s
1-56
Inc
Stevens
Scudder,
99.23
2-56
Corp
Nuclear
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April
6-
Inc
Fund
7.61
8.97
lc
13.20
6.94
Oct.
1 %s
4-
1
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12.05
-|c
15,
April
1 'As
99.21
—
l%s
99.20
99.7
3.10%
Inc
Putnam
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1957-
99.29
7.11
.
Inc
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&
96
1958
1,
99.12
_
1957
5.22
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Science
95.24
99.27
April
99.5
1957
1957
1,
Rate
11.46
1
Fund
Fund
II.61
96.28
4.78
-1
Shares
10.60
96.26
6.51
Fund
Fund
Fund
1.
15.
2%s Aug.
10.79
1
Securities
(T
15.
1
Series
Chemistry
Street
Pioneer
13.46
7.61
May
October
Pine
96.28
Feb.
10.49
Series-
Ltd
Philadelphia
96.20
l%s
Capital Fund
Canada
99.7
1,
-1
.
Stock
York
15, 1958
Oct.
-1
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Growth
l%s
2%s June
„1
Series
Series—
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April
20.02-
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II.28
18.19
(The)
Petroleum
Income
97.22
99.28
99.26
3.45%
Series
Electronics
Stock Fund_lo
Electronics & Electrical
RR
7.43
12.45
Capital Growth Fund
Chemical shares—
Railroad
5.10
145.98
7.17
7.13
shares——
Railroad
Stock
4.67
shares——— lc
Mining
Preferred
2.88
Aviation
General
21.97-
16.60
Building
Common
9.98
Series
144.52
1
shares
Automobile
_1
20.55
97.16
99.26
1957.
22,
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
18.51
Dividend
Bond
98.26
3.83
3.57
:_1
Balanced
.98.18
10.72
-1
23.45
Ask
Bid
Notes—(Cont.)—
1, 1957
Oct.
1 %s
1 %s
a!4.59
Co
9.46
l%s
99.25
1957-
15.
Treasury Notes—
2%s March
15.
Shares—
interest-
Treasury
41.50
9.76
Investors Corp—.
Security Series—
National
Feb.
March
11.50
38.39
.1
Wide Securities
National
Price
split
Trust--
Investors
Trust
beneficial
2.91
10.64
•
1
Inc-
100
point
a
1%s
28/8s
2%s
2s
Corn—
8.70
Securities—
Group
Stock
1956
Dec.
32nda of
more
or
Maturity—
Indebtedness—
1,
Ask
99.30
of
l%s
Fund
Fund
Shares
Mutual
of
Life
8.27
12.32
Trust
Growth
Invest
18.65
corp—•
five-ior-one
General
14.07
1
Fund Inc__
Capital
Geneiat
Mutual
Mutual
7.55
11.40
Inc__10c
inter_33%c
33Vac
Massachusetts
12.21
10.38
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14.69
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lc
Investors
21.93
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—-10
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—-—20c
Federated Fund of New Eng.—1
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5
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Founders
Mutual Fund
*
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common
stock series
lc
Preferred stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Inc
Bond
Investors
Mass
16.49
Fund
^•ltures
shares
beneficial
of
X2.G5
Electronics
Energy
Shs
—
shares
Massachusetts
Nation
1
25/as
3.52
-
shares
Bid
Maturity—
Certificates
4.79
3.19
9.47
1
:
4.36
shares—lc
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12.84
Investment
&
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3.96
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Figures after decimal point represent one
Industries
14.54
1
Howard—
^tuanced Fund—
2.80
60
11.10
Fund—1
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Series E—
2-50
Dividend Shares—
— 25c
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1
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5.70
2.54
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Fund
Stock
Diversified
5.18
shares—
Petroleum
19.55
7.69
Fund
Diversified Growth
lo
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shares
Metal
13.45
16.29
17
Delaware
a44.44
Automobile
Electrical
1
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1
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5.55
Fund—•
Mutual
Funds—
22.81
17.61
Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
6.05
Fund Inc„1
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Managed
Western
Crown
Ex
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14,200
16.Jo
--
Consolidated Investment
Gas
17.83
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Fund
6.01
Paper
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16 48
13,600
21.01
9.25
12.37
Stock
Composite Bond &
Fund
19 J^
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dividend.
Number 5575
Volume 184
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1517)
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
District—Philadelphia—
Week Ended
Sept. 29
1956
Bank clearings
this week will show
an
increase compared with
a year
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
of the counutry,
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Bethlehem
Lancaster
$23,053,663,507 against $21,824,967,204 for the
at
there is
gain for the week ending Friday of 3.8%.
a
Our comparative summary for
1956
York
1958
$11,209,061,600
1,141,204,861
Philadelphia
1,251,000,000
Boston
1,046,936,630
+
9.0
1,165,000,000
+ 10.0
655,332,905
0.5
3,499,027
3,395,045
6,335,185
+
385,000,000
332,600,000
+
Columbus
672,424,000
633,229,822
+
6.2
476,584,401
438,348,437
+
£38,632,405
+
350,491,796
354,341,290
13,321,916
+ 13.7
11,399,616
11,560,064
1,212,807,903
+ 10.4
1,120,101,372
1,157,284,795
11,583,461
+ 15.5
8,301,666
1.7
250,442,398
458,838,076
44,438,400
10,956,169
9,264,030
9.1
13,152,223
13,374,933
;
298,231,933
274,777,046
+
8.5
595,432,236
564,649,681
+
5.5
9,115,081
245,569,064
509,502,262
46,759,700
12,069,304
13,005,718
13,196,627
13,421,210
490,742,684
438,626,809
+
11.9
374,512,825
422,553,392
1,477,214,117
1,362,826,625
+
8.4
1,156,753,564
1,255,607,009
Total
—
(7
cities)
+ 15.8
7.2
—
—
48,039,100
10,391,319
10,436,791
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
five days
Virginia—Huntington
$16,804,908,673
+
5.2
4,183,382,110
+
7.6
3,977,023
$22,173,613,976
$20,988,290,783
+
5.6
3,734,642
6.5
3,738,544
3,583,311
20,733,000
3.7
17,408,000
5.8
207,120,256
17,873,000
193,979,613
7,712,443
352,016,450
Richmond™:
209,779,843
7,057,837
326,751,713
9.3
5,827,064
5,799,939
7.7
278,280,470
301,692,244
125,559,638
119,386,301
5.2
111,536,773
103,395,411
732,731,562
Virginia—Norfolk
4,500,247,655
21,500,662
221,965,346
$17,673,366,321
five days.
cities,
cities, five days—
one day
880,049,531
836,676,421
+
687,443,336
6.6
623,911,107
626,323,518
I
+
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
District of
Complete and exact details for the week
issue of next
week.
We
cannot
5.6
covere^ by the foregoing will
furnish
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
them
today, inasmuch
For that week there
was
an
we
present further below,
Districts
in which
of
the New York Reserve District (including this
city) the totals show
15.3%, in the Boston Reserve District of 12.0%
District of
10.4%.
In
in the Richmond
12.5%.
the Cleveland Reserve
Reserve
District by 6.6%
and
in
the
note that
we
in
97,824,181
316,600,000
315,900,000
+ 18.8
6,057,562
6,992,758
5,410,922
+
16.2
5,115,098
4,375,531
171,392,328
+
23.1
142,867,265
121,979,347
6.4
149,340,900
142,943,156
784,174
Louisiana—New
Total
(10
809,897
218,005,574
1,187,132,393
Orleans
«,
cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
131,039,854
12,546,539
+
—10.2
-
8,925,536
8,864,021
3.2
820,729
847,773
185,913,950
+ 17.3
166,467,570
164,331,533
1,055,206,463
+12.5
910,752,163
887,874,147
—
*2,800,000
gain of 7.6%, the St. Louis
Minneapolis Reserve District of 7.2%.
;
V,
j
3,677,304
Terre
Des
8,737,193
3,609,023
127,684,292
Haute
9,731,114
75,465,000
8,457,992
111,864,670
-
-
6,438,160
6,087,294
44,912,225
47,333,561
14,957,759
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
15,878,704
Ranids
Moines
Sioux
9,233,425
78,982,000
Bend—
Iowa—Cedar
17,356,109
10,423,987
Indianapolis
South
In the Kan¬
City
-
Illinois—Bloomington J
^
1,539,853
1,335,005
Chicago
1,102,197,505
1,022,650,736
Decatur
City Reserve District the increase is 14.4%, in the Dallas Reserve District 14.4%
.
<
2,594,860
20,971,836
8,805,994
—
Indiana—Fort Wayne
larger by 8.4%,
are
and in the San Francisco Reserve District 22.8%.
District—Chicago—
Arbor
Rapids
Lansing
improvement
and in the Atlanta Reserve District by
a
Michigan—Ann
Grand
an
Philadelphia Reserve
District the totals
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
Reserve District of 6.2% and the
23,815,847
92,163,189
7.8
6,284,915
Alabama—Birmingham
We group the cities according to the
located and from this
are
22,394,314
+ 13.3
+
was a gain of 9.7%, the bank clearings
15.8%.
they
+ 21.9
210,962,390
192,667,519
11,271,411
Mississippi—Vlcksburg
$23,011,933,865 against $20,413,883,363 in the
26,183,765
105,892,135
7,978,864
Mobile
week ended
—
+
359,300,000
6,717,073
387,300,000
Macon
increase of 12.7%, the aggregate clearings for
Outsidej of this city there
this center showing an increase
Federal Reserve
31,911,203
119,966,343
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Florida—Jacksonville
the whole country having amounted to
week in 1955.
Tennessee—Knoxville—
has to be estimated.
cases
statement, however, which
able to give final and complete results of the previous week
Sept. 29.
cities)
Augusta
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In the elaborate detailed
(6
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
appear
the week
as
not available at time of going to press.
are
Columbia—Washington—
5.2
$21,824,967,204
—.
Total
sas
5,868,607
15,146,385
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
1.1
—
$23,053,663,507
of
7,234,180
+
South
Total all
at
7,420,184
13,746,926
9.7
All
same
—23.1
1,338,757,569
cities)
3.7
591,000,921
Other cities,
are
3.509,334
7,737,478
54,166,400
west
we
3,352,804
—
Youngstown
0.6
Francisco
Ten cities,
:
5,185,956
—10.5
—
13,703,487
-
Cincinnati
4.6
Baltimore
ends
4.5
3,539,570
5,951,246
14,948,282
Jersey—Trenton
(11
4,201,172
6,635,653
3,167,160
Cleveland,
+12.7
381,425,584
Louis
1,830,247
5,463,866
1,102,000,000
Mansfield
738,261)091
N*400£&1XO00
City
1,576,634
4,548,882
1,066,000,000
3.3
Pittsburgh
our
4.3
+ 10.9
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
+
Cleveland
in
"—
$
1,681,492
1,589,737
—22.5
Ohio—Canton
San
1,649,011
1,567,554
1,803,789
4,178,068
Delaware—Wilmington
%
$11,637,399,251
Chicago
St.
+ 58.6
BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Oct. 6-
Kansas
1,575,137
1953
5,455,254
York
New
—13.1
1,153,000,000
Scranton
Total
New
$
1,989,225
4,226,785
Wilkes-Barre
At this center
the week follows:
CLEARINGS-RETURNS
1954
Dec. %
1,279,000,000
Philadelphia
Reading
Our preliminary totals stand
week in 1955.
same
Inc. or
$
1,728,793
2,497,952
1,577,713
Chester
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Oct. 6, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
5.6% above those of the corresponding week last year.
1955
$
Pre¬
ago.
45
9,633,028
8,964,244
—
-
7.9
2,171,171
1,732,737
+ 20.8
17,058,206
16,706,634
—
4.6
7,283,335
7,525,869
+
7.1
8,190,406
7,911,923
+
4.7
72,155,000
70,491,000
3.2
7,939,462
+
—
9,514,171
1.9
3,654,468
3,490,327
+ 14.1
105,777,885
5.8
98,977,305
5,429,937
5.1
45,887,657
54,562,785
5.8
15,165,973
14,705,866
+
+
—
—
5,297,274
+ 15.3
1,899,806
1,708,102
+
7.8
977,102,194
940,970,846
+
7.5
8,689,717
8,488,296
a
+ 13.3
13,082,380
14,430,277
summary
Peoria
15,438,213
Rockford
In the following we furnish
10,424,995
9,471,044
+ 10.1
7,710,632
8,225,285
6,514,508
5,379,434
+ 21.1
5,877,477
6,320,719
1,473,859,651
1,369,321,411
7.6
1,298,275,126
1,277,859,990
Springfield
by Federal Reserve Districts:
Total
cities)
(17
13,629,995
+
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
•
Week Ended Sept. 29—
Boston
*st
,
$
12 cittM
5
2nd New York
10
3rd
Philadelphia
4th
5th
1950
1955
Inc.
$
Dec.
1954
or
%
1953
%
789,153,308
+12.0
715,350,971
731,473,135
12,040,452,933
"
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
$
883,505,739
10,438,298,128
+15.3
10,772,630,515
10,256,541,521
11
"
1,338,757,569
1,212,807,903
+10.4
1,120,101,372
1,157,284,795
Cleveland
7
**
1,477,214,117
1,362,826,625
+
8.4
1,156,753,564
6
M
732,731,562
687,443,336
+
6.6
623,911,107
1,055,206,463
+12.5
910,752,163
1,369,321,411
+
7.6
1,298,275,126
1,277,859,996
762,938,516
718,569,938
+
6.2
661,240,874
649,720,551
Total
flth
Atlanta
10
"
7th
Chicago
17
"
Louis
4
**
Minneapolis
7
M
609,104,916
568,167,422
+
7.2
483,436,093
495,620,265
9
"
651,224,064
569,171,491
+14.4
540,790,789
551,917,619
6
"
541,711,186
473,537,797
+14.4
427,786,434
402,886,282
10
**
1,313,301,159
1,169,379,541
+22.3
1,053,112,643
1,024,922,624
8th St.
9th
10th Kansas
11th
San
City
Dallas
12th
Francisco
109
;
Outside
New
York
now
We
'
4.1
344,500,000
347,700,000
+
4.2
160,582,565
147,988,570
+ 13.8
153,128,260
165,078,176
134,046.970
add
week
Ninth Federal Reserve
ended
"
23,011,933,865
our
20,413,883,363
+12.7
19,764,141,651
10,369,419,640
+
9.7
9,348,545,534
detailed statement showing the figures for each
Clearings at—
11,374,259
12,073,241
5.8
7,509,597
8,315,395
379,397,081
+
3.9
324,100,871
333,165,872
142,942,240
+
17.0
124,704,127
10,165,820
9,090,352
+
11.8
119,279,499
8,470,225
4,979,533
5,044,980
5,980,144
+
7.5
4,340,750
6,353,358
4,201,431
6,431,100
14,902,303
13,639,384
+
9.3
13,381,793
12,173,224
609,104,916
568,167,422
+
7.2
483,436,093
495,620,265
1,098,553
1,096,924
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
Total
cities)
(7
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Maine—Bangor
1955
Inc. or
1954
1953
$
Dec. %
$
t
3,339,792
2,647,421
+ 26.2
2,882,725
2,703,161
7,814,2f9
Portland
7,148,022
+
9.3
8,173,378
7,653,076
—
1.3
7,498,314
5,561,902
+
11.2
602,475,752
-—
3,300,592
+
7.8
3,007,713
2,932,828
1,647,533
Omaha
Kansas—Topeka
12,535,942
10,421,530
11,309,972
10,245,434
+ 16.0
9,147,002
9,095,259
34,471,988
+ 23.7
31,714,339
20,921,615
+ 15.0
28,331,400
+
2,412,947
5.2
8,414,722
9,103,277
147,522,342
+
0.7
156,364,129
+
4.7
149,867,267
7,935,043
+
6.8
8,488,969
841,398
8,075,352
24,594,189
23,019,231
435,847,787
364,657,087
+ 19.5
21,413,647
334,949,678
337,452,558
13,292,145
10,756,718
+ 23.6
11,654,328
12,075,351
5,898,825
City
4,936,208
+ 19.5
4,587,504
3,131,125
Joseph
Springs
Pueblo
(a)
—.
2,540,584
789,153,308
Total
(a)
651,224,064
cities)
(9
(a)
20,559,251
569,171,491
+ 14.4
540,790,789
3,218,254
551,917,619
35,599,041
15,572,571
„
19,208,600
24,714,700
6.4
33,952,200
5.0
2,370,162
715,350,971
30,188,758
9,419,395
8.2
7,936,282
7,905,520
457,404.802
Dallas
Forth
Worth
404,019,014
+ 13.2
365,047,574
343,284,467
42,562,687
34,815,647
+ 22.3
31,430,505
28,800,657
-—
Galveston
6,181,000
+ 36.8
6,992,688
6,396,979
+
9.3
5,367,140
6,095,325
16,108,251
12,705,762
+
26.8
12,388,933
10,236,313
541,711,186
473,537,797
+ 14.4
427,786,434
402,886,282
+ 13.2
180,734,718
8,454,000
—
Falls
Wichita
+
s
Louisiana—Shreveport
—
5,616,000
6,564,000
1,907,630
+ 12.0
-Dallas—
Texas—Austin
731,473,135
■
Total
cities)
870,047
+
8,891,928
Wichita
3,506,696
883,505,799
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Mane-hest^r
3,300,197
30,139,800
Haven
—21.6
1,126,651
2.6
+ 30.5
24,065,540
Connecticut—Hartford
1,570,902
+
42,651,112
.
+ 14.0
3,220.469
11,883,235
Springfield
1,445,157
3,305,364
16,361,657
New Bedford
+ 437.6
602,478,021
3,559,102
Lowell
662,344,684
905,819
835,640
8,049,477
148,607,954
Lincoln
St.
City—
8,466,262
—
Colorado—Colorado
736,325,468
_
River
(12
—
655,040
4,969,934
—
Missouri—Kansas
Total
649,720,551
167,228,104
Montana—Billings
.
$
Rhode
2,895,396
661,240,874
394,023,797
—
Nebraska—Fremont
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
New
3,030,049
6.2
District—Minneapolis-
Paul
South
city and for
years:
1950
Worcester
13.6
+
Minneapolis
9,421,312,413
Sept. 29 for four
Massachusetts—Boston
+
19,318,031,462
11,377,225,090
City__
2,591,363
718,569,938
St.
North
Week Ended Sept. 29
Fall
2,943,240
Minnesota—Duluth
Hastings
New
+
186,690,005
762,938,516
cities)
(4
Helena
Total
the
381,300,000
168,389,099
-
!
887,874,147
1,473,859,651
397,000,000
194,606,177
—
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
626,323,518
1,187,132,393
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
1,255,607,009
Richmond
Missouri—St.
cities)
(6
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Franeiscp—
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
Yakima—
York—Albany
26,316,318
Blnghamton
(a)
Buffalo
20,050,138
20,922,221
3.341,792
4,317,114
i
3,236.232
+
9.4
117,091,439
121,607,424
2,875,676
+
7.4
2,623,628
2,608,712
3,857,151
2,642.648
+ 46.0
2,256,726
10,044,463,723
+ 15.8
10,415,596,11?
36,292,663
1.5
36,074,550
20,353,411
19,369,501
8.2
20,245,940
26,379,800
Rochester
22,681,136
19,623.998
27,558,527
30,021,268
64,659,697
69,188,259
78,432.226
75,789,016
12,040,452,933
10,438,298,128
Connecticut—Stamford
Jersey—Newark
Northern
New
(10
Jersey
cities)-.
5,158,587
24.2
158,352,778
159,628,742
80,787,316
+
6.2
77,284,841
74,428,586
—
5,542,799
25,865,567
—
>
17,715,946
19,295,647
21,615,012
+ 19.7
15,885,572
14,708,251
+
8.0
12,413,690
11,438,117
708,365.769
647,220,853
+
9.4
566,018,556
562,361,694
26,100,212
21,927,011
+ 19.0
19,444,186
17,701,922
Beach
32,744,193
+15.6
5,744.465
+
9,896,719,049
36,826,994
City
6.8
168,995,699
2,452,950
11,634,708,775
York
Lake
Utah—Salt
191,224,045
5,164,180
209,824,667
85,818,938
»—
Oregon—Portland
California—Long
130,105,405
3,088,968
Syracuse
Total
9.9
142,323,141
Jamestown
New
+
'
Klmlra
New
23,953.680
160,452,041
216,457,694
Washington—Seattle
,
Pasadena
San
—
—
+
6.5
3.5
+ 15.3
62,373,247
*
10,772,630,515
Total
Grand
(10
tot?l
—
1,313,301,159
<Ki>s)
1,169,379,541
23,CI i,933,865
cities)—
(. l(/>
5,086,879
12,271,676
20,413,333,363
11,377,225,090
10,369,419,640
+ 40.0
5,588,986
4,999,739
3.5
9,814,477
9,457,549
+
+ 22.8
1,053,112,643
1,024,922,624
+
12.7
19,764,141,651
19,318,031,462
+
9.7
9,348,545,534
9,421,312,413
64,295,560
*
65,648,205
Barbara
7,119,914
12,698,646
Santa
+
—
Francisco
66,205,874
10,256,541,521
Outside
New
York City
♦Estimated,
(a) Clearings
—
operations
discontinued.
40
(1518)
ENTIRE
Pursuant
the
to
requirement
Elizabethtown
Water
Consolidated
Federal Reserve Bank
cable transfers on the different
passed.
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the
of
ISSUE
CALLED
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
5%
debs.,
Pag»
Date
_
Co.—
—
due
Township Water Co.
Mav
1,
Raritan
of
1960,
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
SEPTEMBER
Country
and
Unit
Monetary
Buying
Noon
TO
1956
28,
Rate
OCTOBER
Monday
Official
.0320333"
Belgium, franc
British Malaysia, Malayan
1.023619
dollar
Canada,
Ceylon,
.0200687
.323666
dollar
rupee
-
.208700
__
-
.00435401*
Finland, markka.
(Metropolitan), franc
.00285500
.238450"
.208416
2.782500
France
Deutsche mark
Germany,
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
*
Mexico, peso
Netherlands,
.0800560
.261130
2.754744
.140080"
.496766'
.0349000
.193330"
.233350
guilder
New
,
pound___—
,
Zealand,
Norway,
krone
:
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
—
krona
Sweden,
Switzerland,
Union
peso
franc,
of South
United
-
Kingdom,
sterling———
pound
convertible
Announcement
3'/4%
this
in
debentures
issue.
(Continued from
2.217878
.0385802*
.323766
.323766
1.027005
1.026692
.208700
.208700
Per
Name of
Co., 5% preferred
Gardner-Denver Co.—
New
.00435401"
.00435401*
.00285546
.00285520
.238460*
2.784062
2.783541
Packing Co.
(stock
div.)
(Subject
proval
(stock
the
of
to
of
thousands
(In
.0800560
.261190
2.756497
2.755878
.496766"
General
.0349000
Electric,
General
Gas
.0349000
.193330*
.0349000
.193330*
.233350
2.774283
2.(8468/
.193330"
.233350
ASSETS—
R.
853,450
notes
cash
discounts
2.783526
advances
loans
——^
"
dividend
payable
in
Instrument
Investors
.■>:
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $108 million in
City and a total of $155 million at all report¬
975,448
926
+
Sinc e
Merchandise
M'ills,
Inc.
preferred
12,900
-l
207.941
110,222
7,285
10,183
402,175
325,339
17
227
—
Demand
cisco
2,080
they
District, but
Chicago District.
dividend)
—
764,270
100,100
+
-
assets
million
liabilities
and
Sept. 26,
—8,245,623
23,652,632
__'
+ 100,100
82,000
securities..
42,000
+
23,734,632
Other
24,728,957
foreign banks—
Uncollected
Bank
securities.,
and
loans
!i
'
items
cash
70,930
—
assets
284,292
Investments
and
Loans
75,876
142,100
+
545,256
+
brokers
to
—291,462
4-
21
4-
4-
Real
11,798
2,266
149,176
—
+
469,950
51,652,462
__________
+
219,131
S.
dealers
foi
estate
479
or
416,254
4- '
reserves,
:
,
18,989,445
546,699
aect.
377,786
Other
198,014
deposits
20,111,944
J*eferred availability cash items —
Other liabilities -and accrued divs.
8,804
S.
.
—
605
.__
bonds
■
securities
to
Total
3,680,905
17,937
liabilities
333,585
4-
—
13,955
—
Reserves
with
65,851
Cash
vault—
Balances
In
-f
347,264
Demand
314,086
Time
1,749
U.
45
—
S.
4-209,131
Government
319,607
13b)
54
+
32.711
—
capital
4-
9.946
4-
51,652,462
accts.
53,031
•
Federal
From
4-219,131
1,185,123
4-
liability
on
loan
.4%
—
677
4-
713
Hart,
563
4-
(San Francisco District).
deduction
ol
lOct.
gross.
loans
5,
valuation
^Exclusive
of
individual
reserves:
4-
361
26
4-
120
135
and
$25
million,
Corp.
2.416
1,337
—
4-
17
—
loans
370
Condition Statement of Member Banks
banks
condition statement of
of
shows
the
the
Federal
following
ended Sept. 26:
United
-reserve
lion
in
States
weekly reporting member
Heinz
are
respectively.
Reserve
principal
System
in
changes
leading cities
for
the
week
Decreases of $287 million in holdings of
Government
securities,
million
$118
in
balances with Federal Reserve
Banks, $561 mil¬
demand deposits adjusted, and $563 million in
-demand
deposits
increase
of
$677
credited
million
to
in
domestic
United
banks,
States
and
an
were
TENDERS
Asuncion
Port
Leath
Co.
&
Corp. 8%
cumulative
Commercial and industrial loans increased $23 million
reporting member banks; increases of $58 million
*n
.^ew York City, $40 million
in
the
San
Francisco
in Chicago,
District, and de-
cr^?es lncluded $38 million in the Dallas District, $21
rnillion
in
the
Philadelphia District, $14 million in the
District, and $11 million in the Cleveland District.
Changes according to industry
appear in another press
aelease.
Loans to brokers and
dealers for
purchasing
33/s%
Potash
&
convertible
Page
Oct.
22
*
15
Ben-Hur
Products,
Cortland
Date
(quar.)
Inc.
5%
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.,
Northam
Warren
Mathieson
4%%
due
1970—Oct.
15
1226
debentures
due
1966—Oct.
15
1342
1969—-Nov.
1
*
preferred stk._Nov.
15
1121
Ball
cum.
stock
Nov.
due Nov.
1.
1
Pillsbury Mills. Inc. $4 cumulative preferred stock
Oct.
15
1395
r
1396
4Va%
10-
11-15
11-
5
10-31
10-
2
10-31
10-
2
5
10-31
10-10
10-
&
40c
11-23
10-26
pfd.
10-15
10-
11-
10-17
6
Insur¬
56'4C
(quar.)
1
15c
10-31
30c
JS1.50
Ltd
5
10-
1
10-25
10-
2
11-
1
10-22
10-10
45c
10-31
9334C
10-31
10
45c
10-10
9-21
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
6 'Ac
10-15
$1.25
11-15
11-
53VaC
t
quar
55*
11-15
10-25
+
(quar.)—
•
(quar.)
Co.
class
9-28
1
15c
:
Co.
preferred
9-28
11-10
10-31
1
Y.)
10-15
10-
4
10-15
10-
3
11-
9
10-11
50c
-
11-
1
10-
25c
10-31
10-20
11-
10-17
1
25c
12-20
12-
11-
1
10-10
60c
(quar.)
11-
1
10-20
1
10-20
(quar.)_
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
9-29
9-29
9-29
«
9-29
(From investment
(quar.)
class
Co.,
A
10-
1
t20c
preferred
(quar.)
Hussman Refrigerator—
Stock dividend
common
(initial
!
Brick
Inc.
Hygrade Foods,
5%
preferred
A
9-15
10-15
9-15
10-10
9-28
$1.25
Co.
(stock
9-15
25c
quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door Co.-^5%
preferred (quar.)
Press
10-15
10-15
H0c
;
noc
100%
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
div.)
preferred
(quar.)
25c
2%
B
(quar.)
11-
1
10-22
12-28
12-14
11-
10-19
1
11-22
11-
$1.25
11-
1
10-15
$1
11-
1
10-15
1
Breaker,
preferred
Brick
10-15
$1.10
(quar.)
11-
$1
—
10c
30c
9 3 3,4 c
.___
(quar.)
7
"
Hughes-Owens
Circuit
1
40c
(quar.)_
income 1
Ilydrometals,
5
30c
Co.
com.
Inc.
10-15
12-
25c
—
(quar.).
(quar.)__
preferred
Hudson Fund,
4.60%
10-10
11c
preferred
Class
12-15
5%
iquar.i
;
(N.
11-
40c
50c
,
(quar.).
25c
A
Bearing
Hardart
3% rM
Illinois
10-15
10-20
(quar.)—
(N. Y.) common
preferred C (quar. 1
E
10-15
1
$1.50
(quar.).
(stock div.).
Household Finance,
T
11-
11-
62 Vac
(s-a)
Syracuse
4L
11-15
60c
(quar.)
&
I
B,
8
5
1
75c
Power
&
Hotel
4%
30
1987—Nov.
Corp.—
subordinated debs., series
10-
3c
Inspection
Lumber
Co.
Inc.
Hydraulic
due
10-22
9-28
Corp.
Co..
Horn
1395
4'/a%
Corp. preference
Chemical
Page
debentures
Equipment Lessors, Inc.—
sinking fund debentures, series B,
41/4 %
Olin
f.
11-
;
Cq. (quar.)
Light, common—
Corp.—
s.
1
(quar.)
___
common
Co.,
Insurance
New
Chemical
12-
25c
pld.
Year-end
-
1123
REDEMPTIONS
subordinated
9-28
9
Ltd.
:
(initial
new
&
6.40%
American
10-15
9
Paper Products—
Water
Horder's
Government
at all
(R.t
4'ir
Oct.
stock
6
10-
t $1.25
Canada,
(quar.)
Co.,
(Henry)
4.40%
gold debentures
preferred
PARTIAL
million
in which
Date
Concession
$2.50
1210-
SI
Hoover
SOUGHT
Company and Issue—
$11
common
(Edward)
Home
stock
Company and Issue—
10-15
15c
Extra
Holt
(except where indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
deposits.
and
of
preferred series A
Holyoke
volume
current
10-13
50c
Chocolate
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the details
11-26
1
6
(quar.)
Powder
Hincs
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
the
12-17
12-
20c
preferred
Boiler
Hercules
list of corporate bonds* notes,
called for redemption,
a
common
9-14
10115
11-
(quar.)
J.)
Common
and
—1
Notices
and
9-20
10-15
$1.25
;
;
Marx
&
preferred
(H.
Hendershot
and
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
Below will be found
1
10-27
3c
Products,
Hilo Electric
preferred
including
1
11-
12'/ac
(quar.)
Coi,
3'34r/>
banks
to
items
loan
20,785
—
11-
62V2C
^
Higbie Manufacturing
47,951
1
9-14
80c
H-C7
of America,
Hayes Steel
foreign
________
12-
$2
(quar.)
5%
5%
Industries
Hayes
428
4-
4Va7r
commitments
10-25
60c
quar.)
(quar.)
Steam
Co.
ance
Hat
59
—
229
1955 reclassification increased commercial
million
and
decreased
real
estate
loans
$318
$294
12-10
18c
(quar.)
preferred
Hershey
loans
9-20
—
Refractories,
Schalfner
Hoe
The
Co.,
4-
Hartford
.3%
__
Oil
3,547
—
9-24
10-15
A___:
Harbison-Walker
accept¬
for
purchased
ance,
shown
"other"
45.4%
correspondents
959
—
deposits—
479
(Texas)
11-16
37 MjC
—
10-15
(quar.)
Series
preferred
929
"Preliminary
after
H-D
6%
Reserve
(quar.)
11-16
12-10
50c
<quar.t_
Funds
394
—
Y.)
12-10
25c
Ltd.,
preferred
4-
others
industrial
combined
Industrial
<N.
i_„
common
16
-
9
$2
(increased)
convertible
2nd
Hamilton
Hecht
253,520
gold certificate reserves
deposit and F. R. note lia¬
Contingent
$2
9-28
5%
Cotton
Haydock Fund
From
21,822
+
4-
>t:".tio'cf
to
deposits
demand
11-16
(quar.)
+
10,549
and
bilities
$2.40
■
5
107
4-
27,543
accounts
and
41
+
561
55,347
12-10
9-28
56V4C
(quar.)—
(quar.
22,025
It
C-overnmen
S.
1,077,559
4-
693,612
liab.
U.
1,584
in—
(Section 7)—
Total
adjusted..
except
11-
130c
Bros.,
Hancock
deposits
deposits
11-23
$1.50
(increased
Die
Mfg.
Corp.
Halle
—
48
—
25c
(quar.)
&
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
Hamilton
Borrowings—
•",'rplus
capital
Hagan
334
4-
31
4-
2,533
10-15
(s-a)
;
Series
4-
50,358,180
■Capital paid
Other
Co.
Corp.
846
—
118
—
1,025
banks
1
10-16
10-15
Quarterly
LIABILITIES—
330,996
—
13,411
—
domestic
11-
15c
(quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
190,197
—
—205,010
+
Federal Reserve Eanks—
with
10-15
Stock^dividend
—1,842
208
—
1
—2,494
8
10
1,240
11-
Stores Ltd.—
Extra
474
4-
56 Wc
preferred
Gustin-Bacon
389
38
—
+-
7,851
_
547*
—
10-15
25c
Insurance
Tap
Life
Oil
—4,251
86
—
18,945
banks
10,621
•
4-
47,244
4-
482,231
4-
35,878
—
ACCOUNTS—'
Surplus. (Section
$5
Gulf
18
4-1,160$
287
155
—
970
_
Other
387
-
6
14
—
26,096
_
\
4-
10,829
securities—total
1
40c
L.)
5
10-
11-
deposit
receipts
Square Building (liquidating)
(H.
9-17
8
10-19
45c
(quar.)
American
10-
35c
$0.5781 Va
com.
(quar.)
4%% pfd.
Gulf
loans
10-10
(quar.)
Guaranty Trust (N. Y.)
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.
5J
4-
9-29
10-10
10-25
I
A
Greenfield
-
10-15
10-25
(quar.).
(quar.!
Inc.,
8
35c
5C
B
Green
2
10-15
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Union Co.,
Greeley
94
10-
1
$1
preferred
4-5,0621
4-
11-1
11-
50c
$1.12"/2
preferred
4-1.170
4-
'
10-18
American
s;-;
1,212
10-17
11-15
Quarterly
1955
—
10-31
$10c
(quar.)__—
Great Southern Life Insurance
Sept. 28,
87'/2 c
Kentucky—
8%
4-6,267
4-
2,019
.
>S
Interbank
CAPITAL
6%
10-17
•22'ac
Employees Corp.
(W. R.) & Co.—;
preferred
(quar.)
Grace
10-8
-
'
"U. 15.
Treasurer—general
"Foreign
^
Total
4-84,894
Pumps,
preferred
10-
1
Indiana—
Government
carry
.
bills
of
Co.,
preferred
5%
Great
23)
L
1
10-31
(quar.)
H.i
preferred
Goulds
(—) Since
.
loans
Loans
26,547,394
—
4Vat;
(p.
8
11-
11-
(quar.)
Products
117
4-
4-*
securities
purchasing
(government
U.
lydcral Reserve notes
iH'posits:
the
..
1,185,123
4-
Gladden
180
51,716
—
securities
Other
U.
and
for
loar
-
carrying
or
loans
ing
industrial
—
5,576
bank
10-10
California—
Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
Grand
1956
85,663
loans
Other
225,853
4-
LIABILITIES—
Member
1
$1.25
<quar.)_,
Co.
preferred
Glatfelter
( + ) or
Sept. 19,
29,243
•
and
l oans
97,776
—
adjustedt
adjusted*
Commercial
21,900
—
Treasury
assets
11-15
11-
37'bc
_
(quar.)
Bros.,
Great Universal
22
4,654,041
premises h
Totai
9-28
1
iquar.i.
of
Gladding. McBean & Co.
(In millions of dollars)
2,801,750
agree't
5.20').
reporting
of
1956"
■
ASSETS
chasing
Total
flue from
in
Ltd.
8%
4-8,412,623
9,153,913
Agricultural
repurchase
Total U. S. Govt,
10-17
9
12-
93 %c
___.
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of
Gimbel
in
Wares
preferred
General
banks follows:
242,876
—
10,932,699
——
bought outright,____
under
11-
10-19
l»/2 %
75c
(quar.)
Telephone
45a')
of
summary
member
Loans
Held
6c
preferred
$2
in the San Fran¬
$177
increased
million
$486
decreased
Increase
__L—
Va '/<
General
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks increased
$135 million and borrowings from others decreased $229
million.
Loans to banks decreased $208 million.
143
998
4-
agree't
adjusted
deposits
the New York District and $96 million
A
17.951
•
.
Certificates
Total
,s
6
2-15-57
12'/2C
II
(quar.)
Steel
$4.50
Decrease
,______
9-2C
9-
0.0075%
common
(Boston)
(stock
Telephone Co.
4
Holdings of Treasury certificates of
indebtedness
decreased
$86
million, and holdings of
Treasury notes decreased $38 million.
1955
195,041
4,999
—
—_
—
Notes^
10-25
10-17
11-15
!
Corp
Trust
General
Bought outright_
10-10
11-10
'
0.0075%
common-.
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
General Shoe Corp., common
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
and other secu¬
Government securities:
Bills
10-15
12-14
-
•*
9 V2 %
in
General
New York
34,622
+
—
363,102
I
-
Acceptances:
Bought outright
Held
under repurchase
S.
7
Corp—
payable
General
General
Oct. 5,
5,000
4
_
349,275
___—,,
—
and
.Industrial
0.
21,201,843
gold certificate
reserves
notes of other banks——,,_
(
1956
1956
20.348,393
account
Total
K.
1
50c
(final)
General
( + ) or
—
Sept. 26,
Oct. 3.
J-.
11-
12-28
75c
~~
(quar. i___
Ltd.
dividend
Stock
2.773038
2.784062
Stock
.233350
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carrying United States Government
increased $04 million.
or
dollarst
Increase
<.'ther
15c
25c
Dynamics Corp.—
Increased quarterly
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9-
10-12
5
General
General Electric Co.
.140080*
11-
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F.
11-13
10-17
10%
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General Crude Oil Co. (quar.>_______~I_I
rities
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
for
3
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fund
10-15
12-
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dividend)——iL.
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certificate
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Payable
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Wednesday
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_
sinking fund debentures due April 1, 1966
Nov.
2
1st mtge. sinking fund bonds ser. B due 1972_Nov.
2
Roxy Theatre, Inc. $1.50 cumulative preferred stock
Oct. 29
47/8%
(Value in United States Money)
Tuesday
Oct. 1
$
1353
second
conv.
cumulative
Peabody Coal Co.—
ACT OF 1930
Oct. 3
Friday
Sept. 28
Argentina, peso—
1
30
:
cumulative
Supply Co. 4 Vz %
4J/a%
Cable Transfers in New York
for
1121
Nov.
Corp. 4.30%
National
INCLUSIVE
1950
4,
1
Nov.
Mead
.
BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF
RESERVE
FEDERAL
BY
CERTIFIED
RATES
_Nov.
pfd. stock
preferred stock
Walworih
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
57 Vac
30c
10-15
10-
11-
10-19
1
1
Volume 184
Number 5575
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1519)
Per
Name of
Co.,
When
Holders
Share
Company
Illinois Power
Payable
of Rec.
65c
(quar.)
common
11-
4.08%
preferred
(quar.)
51c
11-
1
preferred
(quar.)--
51c
11-
1
10-10
4.20%
preferred
52'Ac
llr,
1
10-10
53 '/4C
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
1
4.26%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
-
4.42%
preferred
(quar.)
55'Ac
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)
58 %c
Imperial Chemical industries Ltd. (interim)
Incorporated Income Fund
Indianapolis Power & Light, com. (increased)
Indian
Head
$1.25
Mills, Inc.
preferred
Industrial
6'A%
Silica
Power
Co.
(increased)
10-15
37'Ac
10-15
31'Ac
11-
Lynchburg
10-
6%
8
ment
inc.
(quar.)
plus
Institutional
..
.
..
2
1
10-15
Maracaibo
S3
Marine
12-
10-30
1
3
Macy
10-15
1-2-57
$15c
(6c from
from
Income
Fund
10c from
Per
Name of
9-20
Northwest
:Northwest
North
class
A
1
18c
10-15
9-17
62'Ac
10-15
9-28
:
$ 12c
11-
1
10-10
$ 15c
10-15
9-28
$37'Ac
Ltd.,
Insurance
Holdings,
10-15
9-28
12-31
12-15
com.
International
Milling
International
Nickel
preferred
v
($5
$40c
$1
4%
pfd. (quar.)
(Canada),
Ltd.—.
t8%c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
10-15
11-
1
10-15
9-14
10-10
(quar.)
+
60c
1111-
1
9-28
1
10-16
1010-
2
2
9-15
!
Quarterly
International
45c
10-15
9-21
35c
___
11-
1
10-15
4%
11-30
$50c
10-15
$75c
10-15
7 Vac
Engineering Corp.
62'Ac
10-10
(stock dividend)
10-15
from
6%
6%
1
Investors
6%
Loan
Investors
Trust
Co.,
4%
of
9-15
10-
1
B
preferred
$4.22
preferred
Jacobsen
plus
Jefferson
4%
preferred
Jewel
Tea
10-17
Miles
11-
10-17
Miller
2
45c
12-
11-
$1.09
11-
10-12
$1.06
(quar.)
11-
Joseph
&
Journal
1
10-15
Light
Feiss
Nov.
on
at $54
l
Aircraft,
Class
B
Kansas
class
A
City
Power
4.35%
preferred
4.20%
&
,!3.80%
Kansas
4%
preferred
City
Kennedy's
Inc.,
(quar.)
Co.
&
A
(Philip)
Mountain
1
11-15
1
11-15
Mutual
1
11-15
Mutual
12-
1
11-15
6%
12-
1
50c
10-15
9.-28
National
12-15.
Biscuit
National
9-29
National
Cash
Co.,
10-
8
National
Distillers
25c
1-15-57
1-
8
National
Electric
4-15-57
4-
8
.___
51c
10-15
20c
_.
10-15
10-15
9-29
9-29
Products
Welding
Kroger
Co.,
Kropp
Forge
7%
2nd
—
:.
National
Fuel Gas
Class
Electric,
Kuner-Empson
National
Lead
National
Linen
10-15
10-
10-18
10-11
4'A%
55c
11-30
11-15
5%
11-30
11-15
National
Lock
11-
10-15
National
Manufacturers
$1.75
5c
5'Ac
Co,
Locks,
preferred
10-
8
(quar.)_
13 % c
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
10-15
9-28
25c
(quar.)—
Consolidada
A
stock
Salle
A.
dividend
the dates
La
S.
(quar.)
of
7%
which
of
Extension
will
also
not yet
are
18c
_
be
Class
B>
Lamaque
Lamson
$6
(M.
H.),
preferred
Langendorf
$1.80
_—
_
A
(quar.)
—
United
Tire
&
—:—_——r.——
_
——.
com.
new
(initial
quar.)
(quar.)
—
—
—
——
—
(Greenville,
Insurance
S.
Little
Miami
original
capital
Corp.,
5
'ii
10-25
10-
5
10c
10-25
10-10
3
10-25
10-10
10-25
10-10
96 >A
11-
1
10-15
12-
3
11-
25c
10-
8
30c
1
9-24
10-15
10-
11-
1
10-19
12-14
11-15
1
40c
12-31
12-21
Power &
preferred
Gas
&
Light, 4.96%
(quar.)
Ltd.
preferred
Bedford
England
Gas
(quar.)
Haven
New
&
Board
Jersey
Stock
Gas.
(subject
Board
of
Water
Wire Cloth
6%
Southern
Ry.
Gas,
Indiana
4.22%
preferred
$1.24
12-
10-
1
1
11-15
1-2-57
12-21
11-
1
10-15
$1.04
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-15
10-15
common
(quar.)
—
—
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
55c
10-15
9-28
31'Ac
10-15
9-28
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
12-28
12-19
12-28
12-19
Pitts-Clinchfieid
Pittston
Co.
$5
Gas
preferred
Airlines,
Inc.,
Engineering,
4'/a%
9-28
4'A%
9-28
4.20%
9-15
4'A%
10-15
9-15
Purity
11-
1
10-15
10-22
18c
10-15
12-15
$1.25
10-12
12-
10-
10-15
10-
11-
10 -AO
$1.50
12-2W
.
preferred
10-15
10-
11-15
11-
1
10
10-10
15c
10-15
11-15
11-
1
Quincy Mining
10-10
9-28
10-20
9-2S
10-10
9-28
(Me.)—
10-15
30c
10-15
90c
11-
1
10-15
S1.17.V4
11-
1
10-15
$75c
10-
9-20
157c
preferred
(s-a)
10-15
9-2U
2c
11-15
10-30
12-
11-16
$1.25
pfd. (quar.)____
Colorado, com. (quar.)_
(quar.)_
$2
45c
1
10-15
11-
9 -25
1
10-15
11-16
10-15
$1.06'A
dividend)
12-
$1.05
12-
1
11-15
$1.12'A
(quar.)
12-
1
11-15
12-15
J.-17
10%
9-25
10-15
1
11-15
45c
Co.
9-25
9-26
10-
1
10-29
10-
11-
10-15
1
4
10-10
11-
9-15
11-30
11-
1
12-14
5%
25c
9-30
1
11-
9
10-18
50c
10-15
10-
1
9-24
1
9-24
SI.06'A
10-15
10-
10-15
10-
5
1st
preferred
Coi,
Reading
2nd
4%
Reda
preferred
Pump
Co.
Reed
(C.
A.)
(quar.)_:
10-15
10-
5
2ec
10-26
10-
5
$40c
10-25
9-28
10-20
9-28
90c
10-15
9-28
$1.02%
10-15
9-28
10-15
9-28
$1.02'A
10-15
Co.,
50c
(quar.)
$2
50c
v
quar.)
(quar.)
35 c
class
A
10-15
9-28
I
Reitman's
Republic
(Canada)
Ltd.
Revere
Steel
Corp.
Supply
Oil
Reynolds
class A (quar.)
(quar.)_—
11-
1
1
10-19
&
11-
1
10-19
1
17
Inc.,
(Canada),
5'A%
preferred
10-19
n-
I
10-16
$ 28c
1-1-57
10
15
10-
9
12-J.4
10-22
9-20
25c
10 25
10-13
10-25
10
10-15
9
10-15
o
-12s
26
K1
t
Ltd.—
$$1.19
(quar.)
11-
1
10-
t
17'Ac
1
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
11-
1
10
12
30c
11-
1
10
12
SI.50
11-
1
10
1(5
40c
(quar.)
10-19
12-
5c
30c
———
10
1
68c
(increased quar.)
quar.)
1
11-
5c
—
11-
93 %C
—
(quar.)
clasc A
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased
Class
10-19
10-19
1
15c
„_y
(stock div.)
common
preferred
1
1
11-
2%
approval)
Aluminum
1111-
10%
(quar.)
(subject to California Corp.
Gas
Ritter Finance,
River
Brand
Rice
Mills
(quar.)__
'
;
;
—
Riverside
$1.25
11-
1
25c
1-
50c
10-15
9
20
25c
10-15
10
5
10-19
11-
25c
—
10
62 'Ac
(Calif.)
preferred
3%%
10-
1
30c
Racing Association
4%*%
9-20
10-10
11-
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Reserve
21
50c
Renold Chains (Canada), Ltd.,
Stock
10-11
9
10-11
50c
Stores
Republic
8
25c
!
•
Extra
20c
28 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
E
Reliable
11-
Q-w
12-10
$1.25
1
partic.
10-22
1-2-57
19
11-lf11-3.5
9-28
$1.64
9 -24
8
25c
(quar.)_
(increased
Extra
Extra
Rich's,
common
10-
87'Ac
com.
(quar.)
common
Commission
.-
10-15
I
Radio Corp. of America,
5
$1.13
com.—__
9-24
11-23
35c
10-15
1
—
10-20
130c
(quar.)
10-20
$1.50
(quar.)
5% -preferred
15c
1
(increased)
common
preferred
5
9-20
10-15
9-28
10-15
6%
10
65c
(quar.)______
Quebec Power Co.
Quaker Oats,
i
10-29
10-29
$1.25
(stock
7
1
30c
10%
preferred
preferred
1
30c
8%
of
Co.
5
1
10-15
(quar.)____
dividend
1-
4
10c
5%
10-
5
10-
12-28
62'Ac
Corp
10-19
1
10.
$1
(accum.)__
(quar.)
Inc.,
Stores
1
$0,111
<quar.)___!
Oil
11-
20c
(quar.)
1-21-57
11-
1
—
12-14
(quar.)
Gamble,
&
10-15
11-
____
class A
1-15-57
(quar.)
preferred
10-15
$1.02
:—
20c
Electric (quar.)
Co., 3.60% pfd. (quar.).
4.70% 2nd preferred B (quar.)
Power Corp. of Canada, Ltd.
6%
non-cum.
participating pfd.
(quar.)
10-15
(Minn.)—
(quar.)
12-14
General
Stock
20c
4.60%^ convertible preferred (quar.)
Extra
9-1.4
1-15-57
$1
Edison
Public Service
$1.06
(quar.)__
10-15
12'Ac
(Mass.)
preferred
Potomac
9-23
1—
(quar.)__
12'Ac
■
R.R.
Light Co.
9-28
Co.—
(quar.)
(qua,r.)—.__—______
preferred
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
Cable
&
1
9-25
97'Ac
4c
Coal
K.)
10-10
;
Telephone
preferred
Cordage
iH.
10-10
10-
Co.—
Company
Wire
10-15
$1.25
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
10-15
(initial)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
10-15
22'Ac
Power
$4.16
Extra
1
$1.50
dividend)-.—
—_
Co.,
$4.10
B
5
10-
93 %c
(quar.)_
Class
10-
10-15
2%
—__
(quar.)_
preferred
Northwest
7
8
10-15
25c
__
(quar.).
preferred
preferred
Northwest
1210-
25c
(quar.)_.
States
1
9-28
Class
Service
75c
((juar.)
Co
Brewing
convertible
$3.50
-—,
(quar.)
Northern
11-
$2.50
—
Public
10-10
& Associates,
Ltd.
rets, for ordinary
Finance
Pittsburg
35c
(quar.)___
$4.11
Pioneer
10-22
$1
__
preferred
$4.08
7
10-22
1
10-10
preferred
Common
9-
1
10-15
4'A%
$3.60
10-22
Johnson
deposit,
11-
$15c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
12-10
2-18
Amer.
25c
common
$2.50
Ry. (quar.)
Chemical Corp.________.___
$4 preferred (quar.)
35c
—
Illinois
(quar.)_^
(quar.)______^
Distance
Pillsbury Mills,
4c
Norfolk & Western Ry., 4% adj. pfd. (quar.)
American Refractories
(increased)
preferred
10-10
1
Stevens
Pinchin,
9-18
$50c
North
Power
2-18
9-24
10-15
30c
(stock
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
3% %
preferred
(quar. I
Niagara Share Corp. (quar.)___
5%
&
1
(Ohio)
Co.
11-
1
Piedmont & Northern
Pierce
$37'Ac
preferred
Northern
..
10-15
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone
Norfolk
4
10-15
(quar.).,—
Service
Newark
9-17
10-
Plotter
approval of New
Public Util. cammis.)
York
N.JY.
10-17
10-15
to
Jersey
New
%
Association—
com.
10-10
11-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
6c
_________—_—
Carton
Natural
divid.
10-22
1
$1.17
(quar.)__.
Long
9c
Light (quar.)__.
—
Quebec
11-16
8%
preferred
60c
Electric
&
Northern
3-9-57
9-30
4%
Philippine
Prentice-Hall,
income)
Telephone Co. Ltd.
Gas
2
3-9-57
10-15
-
(quar.)
9-25
1
11-
'___
Common
investment
Canada,
(quar.)
& Edison
|12- 1
1-10-57
1
9-30
10c
(quar.)
com.
Ry.
1-16
1
10-
$15c
Pacific
11-
10-
10-15
10-15
$15c
Northern
1
preferred
10-15
35c
;
10-10
$1.11
(quar.)—
Electric,
pfd. $25 par
pfd.
3.90%
Prutt-Hewitt
Western
10-
$1
:
9-20
Portland
income)
5
11-
11-
Philadelphia & Trenton RR.
Philip Morris, Inc., common
12c
10-31
11'Ac
(quar.)—
(quar.)
3
$1.25
investment
Corp.,
10-31
50%
25c
preferred
12-
25c
investment
(from
Meter Co.,
Northern
50c
A
4.44preferred
5%
10-
$1.10
common
12-20
10-
95c
$1.07»A
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
20c
50c
profits
pfd.
(ftuar.)
preferred
Stores-
;
Common
10-15
10-25
10c
Finance
4.16%
10-29
10c
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Series—
50c
(quar.)
$4.30 original capital
4.40%
4.68%
$1
of
Brunswick
New
Co.—
(quar.)_.
8
25c
60c
—
8
Portland
(from
17'Ac
and
(quar.)
10-
Porter
distributions—
Co.
10-15
Plymouth
(quar.)—
$2
undistributed
Gear
&;
10-
Plastic
1
$1.06
20c
income
10-15
9-17
15c
—
(quar.)
Railroad
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed
Louisville
11-23
net
10-31
9-17
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
Corp.—
accumulated
9-17
(s-a)
pfd.
10-25
Fibre—
ordinary
Machine
9-17
&
4.24%
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80%
4.30%
preferred (rfuar.
3
4'A%
(quar.)
Louisiana
11-23
12-20
C.)—
:
(Mo.)
Co.
Preferred
1
(Tenn.)
dividend
Belt
8%
New
12-20
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Link
Class
New
New
12-
from
from
9-28
1
Corp
Products
$2.40
9-29
12-12
9-21
2Vac
8
Car
Common
9-29
$1.25
11-15
8
Extra
Neon
10-30
25c
Co.
Life Insurance
Local
9
10-31
25c
pfd.
(quar.)
Life & Casualty Insurance
$4.30
10-15
11-
31'Ac
Corporation (quar.)
Lerner Stores, com.
(quar.)
4'/2%
preferred
(quar.)
Stock
50c
31 'Ac
Lehman
Liberty Life
Quarterly
1
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lehigh Portland Cement
Leslie Salt
CI
(Richmond, Va.)
Sons Co., 3.85%
(James)
I
12'Ac
pfd.
$5
Co
Northrop,
11-
10-15
5% preferred A (quar.)
5% preferred B
(quar.)
Lees
10-11
25%
Co.,
dividend
&
12-14
12-
15c
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
—
Stock
12-31
«"* o
1
8
(from
$10c
10-15
12-
10-15
Co.,
(quar.)____.
Securities
10-
Machinery
Shares
Steel
iquar.)__;
dividend
Leece-Neville
Series
National
National
$3
Investment
Lee Rubber
Bond
1
12-14
Neptune
Bakeries,
»
10-
—
10-
59 %C
11-15
.__
(quar.)
common
10-
Balanced Series
12-31
1
10-15
1
11-
—
series
10-15
Inc.
Lawyers TitleAInsurance Co.
Quarterly
Leeds
12-28
1
12-
1-2-57
Common
preferred
Industries
Steele
1-10-57
11-
20c
preferred
Voting
10-
quarterly
35c
(s-a)
preferred
Lawrence
Ltd.
Mines,
convertible
Lanston
(quar.)
$1.06'A
4.25%
Power
Penobscot Chemical
2%
Securities
$15c
Co.
Sessions
<Sc
Lamston
RR.
(quar.)
A
(quar.)—
Gold
4.75%
class
11-15
20c
(s-ai
$ 15c
Ishpeming
1
$1.50
income)
9-28
12-
B
-
National
available.
10-10
10-15
$1.25
preferred
Dividend
12'Ac
&
(Alfred),
1
11-15
$1.12'A
Co.
preferred
Estimated
12'Ac
Superior
10-
10-15
UOc
10-15
(quar.)
National Rubber
University—
Quarterly
Lambert
9
paid,
Quarterly
Lake
10-
11-15
27'Ac
Extra
La
10-25
t35c
Pennsylvania
8
10-15
8
10-25
11-
(quar.)
11-15
11-15
quar.)_
pfd.
1
11-15
4
15c
cominon__
12-
11-15
(quar.;)-
preferred
$2.50
6%
11-J5
33c
Peoples
2%
(quar.)_
1
25c
50c
dividend)
10-13
10-
12-
32'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Common
$2
Co.,
Service,
dividend
Stock
1
7 Vac
A
(quar.)
common
Inc.
1
10-18
(stock
10-13
11-15
10-31
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.),
Penmans, Ltd.
(quar.)
,$5c
9-29
12-28
—
prtferred
27'Ac
(quar.)
A
10-15
12-30
2
-
$1
(quar.)
Non-voting common (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
20c
Machine
(increased
$2.50
(quar.)—.__
preferred
Co
preferred
9-28
5
_______
11-15
2 Va %
(stock| divid.)
com.
9-17
10-15
10-28
10c
9-28
10-11
10-10
11-19
40c
10-15
;
4%
__
I
(quar.)_
10-15
10-
9-28
10-25
25c
(initial).
10-15
10-
9-29
10-15
$1.30
5
10-27
10-10
~
10-17
10-27
0-29
9-29
$1.32
2
10-19
10-31
0-20
10-10
10-10
12 VaC
i
Co.
(quar.)_,
Co.
$5
9-28
25c
Extra
0-20
0-2<>
7 Vac
(quar/)
;
Davis
37'Ac
Mf&.^quar.)
62 VaC
(quar.)
dividend)
11-
3
10-31
6'Ac
_____
(quar.)
0-20
10-15
$1.50
Sulphur
Chemical
$1.50
(quar.)
common
&
0-28
10-15
$1.25
$3.50
—
Register
Chemical
25c
(stock
(quar.)
dividend
Kwikset
10-* 1
10-15
25c
Co.
Kuhlman
10-15
1-2-57,
10-15
37c
(quar.)
Piedmont Natural Gas
87 V2c
10-15
$1.13
6c
National
3iy*c
(s-a)
12-
10-15
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Co.
American
6c
Corp. (stock dividend)
Airlines,
Inc.
(quar.)
1
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Extra
11-15
$1.65
(quar.)
80c
King-Seeley Corp.
Kingwood Oil Co.
Stock
20c
preferred
preferred
Parke,
11-15
11-30
common
_____
pfd.
5%
11-30
5c
._
preferred
Light,
(quar.)
+25c
View Diners, class A
(Initial).
Mortgage & Investment Co
Natco
Supply Co.,
&
10-16
11-15
•
Optional
Keystone Pipe
10-16
1
Telephone & Telegraph—
System,
&
pfd.
Perkins
Mountain
1212-
(quar.)
____
Koehring
States
95c
Kentucky Stone Co.
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Keystone Custodian Funds, Series B-2
; Series
S-3
1
11-
37'Ac
.
9-28
$1
_____
11-
.
12-
Power
Packard-Bell
Morris)
9-28
11-
60c
5c
10-15
10-15
$1.09
20c
Metal
6%
1
10-15
Pan
45c
Philip
1
11-
0-21
$1.10
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
10-
$1.12Va
S
25c
(see
(quar.)_
10-
10-15
$1.25
(quar.)
10-15
29{Jc
pfd.
10-10
f50c
(s-a)
Extra
(quar.)
Inc.
Inc.
Clemens
11-15
1
(quar.)
6%
Marie
•
Co.
1
12-
preferred
5
$1.06'A
pfd. (quar.)
class
5
10-
10-15
12-
56 V* c
_
Society,
5
10-
$1.18%
12-
$1.12 Va
Ontario
&
10-
10-15
50c
Ltd.-
Co.,
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp.,
Ste.
10-15
10-25
(quar.)
1-7-57
8c
Saulte
&
11-15
10-26
20c
preferred
5%
9-13
1
10-15
$4.75
Park
4'A%
Paul
Power
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9
$1.10
10-15
Ry.
$1.25
10-
12-21
20%
Inc.,
11-
40c
(quar.)
Lighting Corp., $4.40 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
$4.36
$1.22 »A
.
___.
(John)
$1.12 'A
Kearney (J. R.) Corp.
Kellogg Co., 3 'A % preferred
Pacific
1
10-13
9-28
1
11-15
$1.25
5%
Pacific Gas & Electric
10-17
1
1
9-28
50c
(
.
(quar.)
10-17
l'A %
_____
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
Pacific
l'A %
Products, com. (quar.)
preferred lquar.)__
Royal Rice Mills, Ltd. (incr. quar.)
Mount Vernon Mills, 7%
preferred (s-a)
$1.08%
preferred
4%%
Co.—^
St.
Loan
Mount
Finance
10-
11-
10-
t75c
4.52%
(quar.)
&
12-
1
$$1.75
(quar.)
Fisheries
10-31
2
10-15
T ' $25c
Terminals
1111-
10-15
$$3
Extra
10-17
Morris
(quar.)
Southern
non-cumulative
Coast
1
11-18
10-31
113%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
Pacific
Pacific
_
dividend
Motorola,
preferred
4%
Pacific
36c
Quarterly
(quar.)__
9-28
10-31
12-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
10-10
10-19
10-10
preferred
10-15
10-
10-18
Paper
1
9-29
10-10
$i5c
(quar.)
1
10-20
Co.,
Fibre Glass
Co., common
11-
to
10c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar )
10-25
10-15
$1.12Va
(quar.)__
___:
Co.
11-
1
1
preferred
$5
per-
Convertible
10c
4.50%
5
1
1
Light
10-
10-31
11-
___
10-20
(quar.)
Elevator
Oxford
11-
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-20
11-
Montana
9-21
7%
0-28
1
10-24
$1.06'A
Corp.
(auar.)_
Products
OwensrCorning
25c
9-28
9-24
9-20
20c
10-15
9
10-15
10-15
35c
Monroe
10-15
10-10
Steel
10-10
11-
$4.50
Maid
3-15
10-
10-15
Ontario
9-28
Chemical
preferred
Common
Paper (quar.)
Cirp. (quar.)
Mississippi Valle,y 3arge Lines .(quar.)
Montgomery Ward & Co., com. (quar.)
Minute
12-14
25c
10-10
37'Ac
__
_
12-14
$20c
10-19
1
50c
93 %c
(quar.)
10-
9-28
10-10
10-15
20c
preferred A (quar.)
5Va-% convertible preferred B
Ontario & Quebec Ry. (s-a)
10-11
10-10
10-30
$1.06
class A
6%
10-11
1
10-15
:
Morrell
(quar.)
1
11-
Mathieson
25 c
(s-a)
Extra
1-2-57
Co.—
11-
25c
Mount
Kaman
8
Scott—
dividend
R.R.
$1
(Ottawa)
8
10-
30c
dividend i
Rhoades,
4c
(quar.)
Publishing
10-
1
1 'Ac
_
dividend
&
1-2-57
_.
(quar.)
A
5
50c
Corp.,
Oliver Corp., 4Va% conv. pfd.
Ontario Jockey Club, Ltd.—
Pacific
Laboratories (monthly)
4-1-57
15c
preferred
1
11-
$$1
(quar.)
&
Olin
<tV*%
11-
10c
_
5
10-
42'Ac
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
75c
:
class
this
Minneapolis,
10-12
11-
(quar.)__
3%%
Co.,
9-14
Co.
30c
preferred ($50 par)
(quar.)
preferred ($100 par) (quar.)
15c
Inc
9-24
Ltd.—-
Co.,
10-
20c
Electric,
(quarterly
1
Mfg.
Stern
15c
&
9-20
8
10-15
37'Ac
(quar.)
10-10
10-15
40c
National
Otis
i-L
Oil
preferred
11-
__
Fund,
10-15
10-
+30c
Trust
10-24
10-15
15c
__
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.24%
Old
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Co.
Okonite
62'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.50%
i,
Power
(quar.)
A
of Rec.
10-24
15c
(quar.).
common
preferred
5
$17'Ac
preferred
4.40%
Michaels
B
9-23
10-18
Michigan Gas & Electric
4Va%
(quar.)
Custodian
10-
9
8%C
Com.
_____
Stock
11-20
Quarterly
Jersey Central
11-
$1.06'A
Quarterly
11-20
______
(quar.)
Mfg.
10-15
Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Co.
Merritt-Chapman
1
'
Quarterly
10-15
4%
$1
pfd.
Chemical,
Holder*
10-31
15c
___
When
Payable
25c
(s-a)
Plastics,, Inc
Oklahoma Gas &
50c
_
redemption
1
Minnesota
Inc.
1
18c
;
__
for
share
1
20c
(quar.)_
Jack & Heintz,
1
43 %c
Dredging (quar.)
Corp. 4.30% 2nd preferred (entire issue
Stock
(quar.)
1010-
15c
McWilliams
Mead
12-
Island—
(quar.)
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric, common
10-15
10-15
15c
(quar.)
Ltd.
10-15
$1.50
&
McGregor-Doniger,
12-
Participating
$4.36
Y.)
(quar.)
McQuay-Norris
37VaC
Rhode
$3
preferred
25c
Co.
10-26
10-25
10%
(quar.)
McColl-Frontenac
3c
common
(quar.)
preferred
quar.)
(s-a)
Investors
Corp.
75c
Corp.,
11-15
50c
(quar.)
4.90%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$2.50
preferred
9-15
Funding Corp. of New York—
preferred
(N.
income)
Stock
(quar.)
convertible
Investors
net
McCall
Investment Foundation Ltd.
Common
Co.
Rubber
&
Massachusetts
9-27
11-
Tire
Maryland Casualty
Nov.
Utilities
Corp.,
$1.40 conv.
preferred
(quar.)
Interstate Department Stores (quar.)
Interstate
(increased
Fund_
preferred
called
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—
Bond
Maritime Telegraph
Common
(quar.)
Class
t $ 1.75
par)
Power
50c
r
.
(interim)
(quar.)
preferred
International
Co.,
Co.
Class
3%
Share
Company
Industries,
Noxzema
$1.50
_
Corp., 4% preferred (quar.i
& Co., 4'A%
pfd. A (quar.)
preferred
Maytag
(Dallas)—
(quar.)
Ltd.
Trust
H.)
Manhattan
7%
International Harvester Co.
7%
10-
6%
(quar.)
Fidelity
International
7%
1
in-
Quarterly
-
11-
7'AC
preferred
International
(quar.)
comnon
(quar.)
Oil Exploration
Mansfield
(quar.)
Powders,
Forbes,
preferred B (quar.)
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., 5%
secu¬
(quar.)
Bronze
10-26
Oilgear
&
Publications
Midland
(R.
9-14
11-15
25c
_
4%
Ltd.—
pref.
International
6%
from
investment
America
__
10-15
56'Ac
22c
profits)
;
of
Interior Breweries,
50c
(8c
(quar.t
invest¬
security
.Ome)
=
Insurance Co.
,
1
+25c
Mading Drug Stores
(quar.)
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (stock dividend)
12-
12-10
Co.
Manufacturers
.
16c
Fund
16c
rity profits and
►
of Rec.
10-
7'Ac
i.___
-
preferred
MacFadden
9-21
10-
Gas
MacAndrews
10-10
11-30
13c
(accqm.)
Institutional Growth
-
Holders
Payable
+43c
dividend
Stock
...
i
When
Share
Company
Lawrence
Lowney (Walter M.) Co. Ltd. (quar.)
Lynch Carrier Syscem (quar.)—
(Mass.)—
Corp.
preferred
•
4%
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6% pfd. (s-a)
Ingram & Bell, Ltd., preferred
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
e
*
St.
10-10
11-
Lower
10-10
4.08%
Per
Name of
10-10
1
47
1111-
1
25c
11-
1
10-15
1
25c
10-15
.
10-15
10-15
Cement
Co.—
participating
Rochester American
class A
Insurance
Rochester
Button,
(accum.)
(N. Y.)
—
—'__
Quarterly
(quar.)
—
48
(1520)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
4%
Gas
&
Electric,
(quar.)
common
preferred F (quar.)
When
Holders
Share
Name of Company
Rochester
Payable
of Rec.
10-25
10-10
Super
40c
SI
12-
1
11-15
preferred H (quar.)
43A% preferred I (quar.—
4.10% preferred J (quar.)
$1.02'A
12-
1
11-15
$1.183A
12-
1
11-15
$1.02'A
12-1
11-15
4.95%
$1.233A
12-
-
—
4.10%
Rohr
Aircraft
called
for
redemption
j
Stock
Ryder
dividend
35c
11-
10-19
Swift &
10-
10-16
Company
9-30
Talon,
Inc.,
Class
3dc
10-29
——
10-15
9-28
$1.12'A
10-15
9-28
$1.23
10-15
$1.37'/a
10-15
9-28
$1.50
10-15
W
10%
25c
10-
Texas
4%
Fine
St.
Louis
5%
San
Francisco
preferred
5%
$4.84
(quar.)
San
(increased
quar.)
Miguel
Sanborn
Savannah
4.36%
preferred
<fe
Co.,
Schenley
Schick,
each
of
share
for-one
Schield
held
to
as
(Ed)
Co.
5 'A %
$4
preferred A
Paper
Co.,
$1
10-15
9-28
Transamerica
46c
$1.09
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
10-
5
Seaboara
$4.75
$5
preferred
Co,
9
10-19
$2.25
10-
4
15c
10-12
9-28
25c
10-15
9-29
4-17
Ulrich Mfg. Co.,
class A
7-17
Union
&
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
1
11-14
12-10
12-
10-10
9-20
$1.25
10-10
9-20
20c
10-31
10-15
Union
30c
10-10
10-
5
10-10
10-27
11-23
10-15
Co.
(quar.)
t45c
10%
15c
10-16
11-
1
$2
Solar
Aircraft
Eonotone
$1.55
Co.
9-
com.
(quar.)
United
Keno
preferred
preferred
4.56%
Southern
Calif.
Southern
Canada
6%
partic.
$4.72
10-
9-19
7%
pfd.
Industrial
Materials
Co.
B
12-28
12-
7
10-24
U.
10-15
10-
11-20
Canal
10-
5
10-31
10-
5
10-31
10-
5
10-15
9-29
Shoe
S.
10-15
9-20
io-l5
9-28
No.
Divs.
11-15
10-20
Common
11-15
10-20
Net
11-
1
10-
5
fixed
11-
9
10-10
Annual
70c
10-
1
4
10-15
11-30
11-30
10-31
11-
1
10-
9
11-
1
10-
10-15
9-
of
9-20
-
12-20
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-11
(quar.)
Van Norman Industries, common
10-
1-1-57
11-
1
10-11
Van
Raalte
Co.
10-10
9-28
Van
Sciver
(J.
10-
1
9-24
$1.20
11-
1
10-15
10-10
9-29
Vanadium
Vance
(Stock
B.)
Corp.
of
pfd.
12-
9-21
8
9-28
10-18
9-28
10-15
America
3
12-
3
12-11
10-15
9-20
10-15
4c
10-15
11-
1
9-29
10-11
10-15
10-
11-
10-12
1
10-11
9-20
5%
preferred (quar.)
Vermont
Massachusetts
8-17
Virginia Dare Stores Corp.__;
Virginian Ry., 6% preferred
H-15
10-15
6%
preferred
6%
10-
8
25c
10-31
2%
12-
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
92'Ac
11-
1
preferred
preferred
preferred
10-19
(quar.)
97'Ac
11-1
10-19
(quar.)
$1.033A
11-1
1
1
10-15
$1.06'A
11-
1
preferred
10-19
(quar.)
$1.10
11-
1
4.60%
preferred
10-19
(quar.)
,$1.15
11-
1
10-19
(quar.)__
27'Ac
11-
1
10-19
27'Ac
11-
1
10-19
preferred
preferred
4.40%
Spalding
(A.
G.)
(quar.)__
Bros,
(stock
dividend)
"
Quarterly
30c
conv.
Fire Insurance
(N.
Standard
Holding Corp., class A
Standard
Class
Standard
Milling Co.,
Railway
(Increased
Standard
State
Street
Steak
class
A
5%
Steel
1
11-20
10-16
Ward
10-10
9-25
Warner
10-IO
9-25
Warner
Co.
5c
11-15
11-
1
Warren
Bros.
11-15
11-
1
(quar.).
class
,
B
of
Parts
(-quar.)
Equipment
Corp.
(Boston)
Stone
Stern
10-
1
60c
pfd.
(quar.)
conv.
conv.
Oii
Stock
Co.
pfd.
pfd.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(1952
(1954
11-
2
first
50,000
10-11
time
to
1
series)
(quar.)
dividend
(quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)
income
30,
1956.
book
(Including
value
and
in-'
including
taxes.
12-
1
12-
1
10-
8
9-25
have
10-
8
9-28
optioned
11-
1
10-17
2-1-57
The
organization under the name of
function consists of advancing
noted.
Its
1171,
p.
Life, Phoenix, Ariz.—Files With SEC
Sept.
on
and
on
sale.
the
filed
18
surplus
shares,
letter
a
notification
of
accounts.—V.
180,
with
the
161.
p.
Corp.,
registration
a
10
cents
sold
stock
The
employees of the
Philadelphia,
par
statement
with
the
stock.
common
The
will
price
be
offered
American
for
sale
Stock
by
the
Exchange
the
time
granted
has
at
the
shares.
After
of
the
underwriter
sale.
options
aforesaid
to the underwriter
to
as
the
to
acquire
100,000
by the underwriter, it intends to offer
for sale at the market price prevailing
option price
from
over-the-counter
or
undewriter
common
distributors
to
shares,
prevailing
also
and
company
products at the underwriter's cost, plus
plus any unsold portion of the
50,000
the
on
additional
been
to
company's
other
company
500,000
shares
the
at
first
shares
of
such
time
of
300,000
shares
registration
state¬
1-17
is
4-16
ment, less
200,000 shares, less 20%.
Under
a
separate
prospectus dated May 4,
1954, the company is
currently offering 250,000 common shares to holders of common stock
purchase warrants, the subscription price under these warrants
being
the
market
price on the effective date
17'A %
and
for the remaining
5-1-57
8-1-57
7-17
10-19
10-10
11-20
10-26
10-15
9-21
line
$1
10-15
9-21
equipment.
2'Ac
10-15
10-
1
stantial
10 15
10-
1
operated
10-15
$3.0625
The
9-24
10-15
10-11
9-27
11-
5
10-11
10-15
9-28
10-
3
10-15
10-
11-
1
10-15
10-15
9-30
1
2%
15c
10-15
75c
12-10
50c
1-1-57
12-15
10-15
9-17
9-30
12-
1
Co.—
$1.12'A
formed
was
increase of 34 during, the year.—V. 184,
offered
time
12-10
50c
newly
a
Corp.
for
market
12-10
30c
(quar.)
showed
to
loss
in
at
each
July
fiscal
first
1956.
$230,420
the
net
its
the
in
31,
of
for
the
of
loss
a
loss
a
of
manufacture
and sale of
a
diversified
heating,
ventilating,
air
conditioning and
According to the prospectus, it has operated at
$376,484
All
the
cooling,
ended
year
of
share.
per
company is engaged in the
of
similar
proceeds
nine
The
for
the
such
nine
in
sale
and
months
company's
period
of
1954
years,
1955,
of
the
and
current
consolidated
months
related
sub¬
a
also
haa
fiscal
operations
period,
compared
1955.
of
common
stock will be
added
the company's general corporate funds so as to
improve its working
capital position which was affected
by the move to Philadelphia and
the acquisition of the Floral
City Heating Co., Monroe, Mich., and the
Jordon Refrigerator Co., of
to
Philadelphia.
Until July 1956
the company's
operations were conducted in the
Minneapolis-St. Paul area. It sold its
Minneapolis-St. Paul plant for
a
total price of
$450,000, and moved its plant to
Philadelphia, which
is believed closer to its
principal markets and suppliers. At this loca¬
tion
it
occupies
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.05
10-15
9-17
connection
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02'A
10-15
9-17
freezers.—V;
10-20
modern,
a
well-equipped plant which it leased in
of
Jordon,
manufacturer
of
food
9-21
10-15
9-29
12-31
12-14
11-
1
10-
5
11-15
10-
8
10-
Westates Petroleum
Co.,-70c pfd. (accum.)
'Western Grocers Ltd., class A
(quar.).
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
Western
$2.50
8
Western
12-11
11-27
Western
57c
1-2-57
12-11
11-15
10-22
10-10
3%
12-
5
11-15
25c
11-
1
10-17
_l2'Ac
10-31
10-19
10-15
10-
1
65c
11-
1
10-15
65c
11-
1
10-15
25c
12-10
10-31
12-io
10-31
Insurance
class
5%
A
(accum.)
Plywood, Ltd., class B
(quar.)
Union
Co.
9-15
11-
1
10-15
10-15
60c
10-15
9-20
$1.25
1-2-57
12-10
15c
^
10-19
10-
1
10-
25c
(quar.)
10-15
11-
1
10-12
11-
1
.
Common
GIVING
,
stock
are
to
and
be
10-19
business
10-
1
business
37'AC
10-15
10-
1
The
for
1
the
purpose
in
in
all
used
to
repay
development
EFFECT
TO
advances
work
of
of
the State
corporation's
PRESENT
and
one
cent)_
was
Outstanding
5,000,000 shs.
organized in Delaware
850,000 shs.
on
generally engaging
in the
mining
its
aspects.
The
corporation
is
offices
May 21
and
are
at
521
Fifth
1956
milling
qualified
of Nevada.
executive
to
other
FINANCING
Authorized
,
(par
BUSINESS—Corporation
10-15
(quar.)
proceeds
exploratory
10-12
11-
A
net
for
9-21
$1.433A
25c
preferred
acquisition
2697.
purposes.
CAPITALIZATION
50c
6%
mine,
corporate
Whiting Corp.,
(quar.)
p.
PROCEEDS—The
rehabilitate
White Sewing Machine Corp.—
$2 prior preference (quar.)
common
the
133,
9
$1
com.
(quar.)
with
United States Mining &
Milling Corp. (N, Y.)—Stock
Offered—N. R. Real & Co., New York
City, on Sept. 17
offered publicly, as a
speculation, 300,000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par one cent) at $l per share.
general
(quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR.,
preferred
9-15
10-15
tl5c
Western Tool & Stamping Co
Western
10-15
t35c
$2
Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
30c
+50c
Securities—
Common
4%
(quar.)
the
9-28
15C
series)
Power
preferred
as of June
companies at
Federal
Sept. 27 filed
shares of its
in
9-29
20c
dividend)
common
Penn
4'A %
71,185,003
27,500,000
94,327,947
offered
The
10-15
Propane Gas Corp.—
5.20%
Sun
Corp.,
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
5.20%
Co.
convertible
25c
(quar.)
Stop & Shop,
Strawbridge & Clothier,
Suburban
10-15
be
dealers
cents.
10-15
f35c
4'A%
Corp.
Inc. (stock
Greene
9-20
4%
will
shares
G'A
30c
Gas Light (quar.)
:
King Corp., common (stock dividend)
6%
convertible preferred B (quar.)
Weeden & Co., common (quar.)
76,872,195
26,000,000
105,106,911
public sale by Mortimer B. Burnside & Co.,
Inc. The underwriter has agreed to purchase
100,000 common shares
from the company at the "market price" at the effective date of the
registration statement, less 20%; and the underwriter will make two
separate and distinct offerings of the 100,000 shares. The first 50,000
and
25c
(quar.)
84,568,011
24,500,000
116,029,648
600,000
be
5
30c
(quar.)
3,637,612
3,722,401
outstanding
of
an
to
11-14
50c
Corp.
Pictures
2,088,301
4,030,319
124,710,692
after
corporation
is
10c
10c
Stores
Textiles,
1
Corp.—
(quar.)
(s-a)
Container
Stubnitz
Bros.
4,915.354
4,243,498
38,000,000
capital
25c
10c
Brothers
&
Industries
Washington
West
11-
$1.25
Ltd.
Extra
Sterchi
Stern
10-10
10-10
7(Ac
(quar.)
Corp.
9-28
10-22
Mfg.—
(increased)
(Del.)
Canada
10-15
25c
Jl5c
25c
Investment
preferred
12-
933Ac
(quar.)
Stecher-Traung Lithograph
Steel Co.
12-
10-23
15c
(quar.)__.
Co., class B
Shake
n
40c
12-14
for
non-consolidated
covering
stock
62'Ac
A
5%
50c
(quar.)_
quar.)
Tube
class
B
Waste
Radio Ltd.,
Standard
3
Laboratories, Inc.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
Standard
Class
The
Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
j
$1.00
4,702,961
United States
Air Conditioning
Pa.—Registers With SEC—
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
pfd.
J.)
Oil
(Ohio)
preferred A
33A%
Walker
1
Co.
$1.00
5,134,920
100,377,782
Credit
increase
2'Ac
(Hiram)
preferred (quar.")_.
Walworth Co. (increased quar.)
(quar.)
B
Standard
10-
&
Walker
5c
Dredging, $1.60
Standard
B
10-15
to
35c
(quar.)
$1.10
5,866,171
4.580,107
company
37'Ac
preferred
15c
Standard
Class
3%
Walker
7%
15,410
$1.00
5,652,755
ph.
covering 50,000 shares of class AA voting common stock (par $1)
to be offered at $6 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are
37'Ac
Extra
4.36%
The
75c
Detinning,
4,703,959
16,523
SEC
11-14
37'Ac
Quarterly
4.25%
Vulcan
5,278.531
17,195
United Security
10-
10-19
(quar.)
4.40%
4.15%
5,368,781
19,602
shares
M.
11-
37'Ac
(quar.)
3.70%
3.90%
238
$3
12'Ac
(s-a)
$18.24
5,658,939
surplus
in
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
RR.
$20.15
secured, on income producting machinery.
Robert Hall Clothes, Inc., the company's nationwide retail chain of
family clothing centers, continues to grow.
The chain now consists
$1.25
11-
10-15
$22.10
6,779,403
&
on
&
$1.25
lOc
40c
1
$1.25
(quar.)
$23.04
addition
M.
at
50c
3%
The
9-20
Corp.—
preferred
5%
9,302,268
$1.64
sh.
9-24
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.62
income
10c
Heating
$2.75
NOTE—Above figures exclude those of Argentine operating subsidiary.
9-24
12-11
(quar.)
Industries
Vapor
"Based
7
9
10-
20c
A
$2.44
assets
stock
deferred
SEC
dividend)
5%
sh.
deprec. & amort.
vestments
9-26
10-
50c
,
10,294.187
9,161,569
3
10-15
$1.25
(s-a)
19,365,575
6,537,525
3
1
17'Ac
Camp Sea Foods
307,563,592
assets
fixed
units,
9-21
10-10
10-15
(quar.)
343,010,088
42,882,152
expend,
of
10-19
1-10-57
75c
(quar.)
$
;
properly
—.___—
Utah-Wyoming Consolidated Oil Co.
Van
annual
U.
Kansas, Inc.—
Co.
A
392,206.510
paid
funds,
50c
(quar.)
1953
$
'
8,430.439
com.
9-21
22'Ac
com
$
15,542.804
per
10-15
15c
Mining,
Subs.)—
50,400,017
divs.
t5c
50c
(quar.)
(&
1954
outstand.
shs.
paid
Com.
1955
$
capital
Long-term debt
7
22'Ac
preferred
payment
JO)
Manufacturers, Inc.
stockholders
9-21
20c
Tobacco
of
10-11
17'Ac
5%
Leaf
corrected
64,441,972
com.
10-31
20c
(Abilene),
The
here
8,425,206
per
10-15
62 'Ac
preferred
United Telephone Co
.(
Indicated
433,060,221
common
val.
9
50%
(quar.)
common
Non¬
7%.
incorrect.
was
-
Working
10-31
t5c
$2.50
(quar.)
Stockyards,
per
2%
Extra
United
11-
11-
&
1
Corporation and
accrued
or
tlOc
(quar.)
(quar.)________
Co.
10-15
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Sugar
1
10-
13,810,113
paid
10-20
30c
(quar.)
common
Smelting, Refining
S.
10-
dividend.
inter-
profits
10-20
9-20
10-15
Corp.
Taxes
11-15
$2.50
common
tax
date
sales
Intercompany sales
11-15
(quar.)
Corp.,
Corp.
Radium
S.
1
10-31
Plywood
7%
9-12
$1.75
(quar.)
11-30
1
75c
59c
dividend
10-
(Book
div.)
S.
S.
this
1956
V
.
9
(interim)
59c
(quar.)
10-15
tlOc
U S
U,
1
1
tax.
date
Merchants &
includ.
sales
11-
(quar.)
U.
7
income
.
Net
11-30
(quar.)
common
U.
9c
Southwestern Life Insurance
Southwestern Public Service
class
9-29
$1.75
Fund
9-28
87'Ac
(Stock dividend)
Machinery,
preferred
11-
11-
.
Yekrs End. June 30—
9-28
10-15
$1.12'A
11-16
f$l
pfd. (quar.)
(accum.)
10-15
Corp.—
&
1
9-28
Reports Highlights for Year—
60c
12-
10-15
17'Ac
7%
5
9-28
t35c
12-14
t$1.50
Process,
10-
United
of
Ltd.
Jersey RR.
L
__'
Shoe
6%
Universal
(quar.)
2
"Earns,
(quar.)
12-28
1
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
New
United
9-28
28'Ac
A
Southern Nevr England
Telephone Co. (quar.)
Southwestern Investment Co.—
Stock
10-31
60c
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
4.80% preferred (quar.)
Southern
9-28
Molasses, Ltd.
Quarterly
1
Power—
Southern Franklin
Southern
10-31
10-
28c
pfd.
10-15
87'Ac
Ltd.
(quar.)
Corp. (stock
10-
10-31
;
t25c
10-15
10-
92'Ac
Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (Bait.) (quar.)
S. Lines Co., 4'A%
preferred (s-a)
$1.12'A
Power, com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
Ice
1
U.
(quar.)
Gas, 6%
pfd.
2nd
United
5%
(quar.)
1
1
9
,
U.
com.
11-
11-
10-15
11-
(quar.)
Mines,
10-19
Investment News
$1
7c
preferred
Southern
United
9-28
1
-
Colorado
$4.72
10-11
10-15
Co.
1
10-15
tGc
(Continued from page
11-30
(quar.)
Hill
for
tax.
record
»
Net
31 y4c
Participating
Southern
11-
t25c
(quar.)
jl
9-27
11c
10-15
383Ac
Edison,
4.48%
10-25
25c
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)
Southern California
Fruit
11-
9-27
10c
(quar.)
Industrial
United
$2
Co.—
1
t$1.75
.___
10-
10-15
$56'Ac
General
$1.12'A
Corp.,
1
Ltd.—-
resident
published
and/or
1
Corp.—
Stores
9-28
11-
___'
closed
15%;
9-28
10-15
—
10-10
11-
date
America
Tool
1
$50c
Water
10-15
10-15
•
&
1
5
not
income
Jamaica
y Previous
6'Ac
Corporations, Ltd.,
Drill
11-
70c
(quar.)
Pittsburgh
of
10-15
$1.11
40c
(quar.).
2
31'Ac
(quar.)
Extra
United
J20c
South American Gold & Platinum—
Stock Dividend
South
Calif,
Co.
preferred
United
6
5
xLess
.
30c
Canada,
preferred
$3.50
$53c
(quar.)
preferred
of
11-
40c
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
Co.
United
(quar.)
(Hartford)
10-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
J45c
O.)
Mfg.
Oil
$4.50
Co.
37'Ac
preferred
Smyth
Gas
Preferred
preferred
(quar.)_____
Corp. (quar.)
(Howard) Paper Mills,
preferred
preferred
$3.50
Union
5
10-
tax
British
Common
United-Cigar-Whelan
Bag Food Stores (Cal.) —
preferred
(quar.)_
Sibley, Lindsay & Curr (quar.)
Slater (N.) & Co., Ltd., common
(quar.)
Smith
$3.70
9-28
10-
books
5
10-31
5c
(quar.)
Materials
10-15
10-15
1
Co.—
United Biscuit
3
7c
Power
10-
$1.22 «A
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4
$1.183/4
dividend)
10-15
633Ac
—._
$4.50
1
9-20
6%
(A.
Electric
10-10
10-
Shopping
$2.12
Union
25c
Corp. of (\merica (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Ltd.
(Canada) —
Common (quar.)
11-
11-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5%
10-15
12-
Chemical
(quar.).
1
11-1
25c
11-16
10-
11-
Common
10-10
(quar.)
1
11-15
25C
(quar.)
30c
common
12-
10-15
25c
8-1-57
Corp.
11-
$1.25
(quar.)
company
Udylite
Corp.,
11-16
633Ac
Jersey (quar.)
Co., Ltd., 7% pfd.
5-1-57
11c
___
1
— —
New
1-17
$1
Sheraton
Smith
of
Tobacco
11-16
12-
Less
a
8
1
10-17
30c
&
Co.
1
10-
12-
_______________
$1.25 pfd. (quar.)___—
4>A% preferred (quar.)
1
91'Ac
income)
(stock
Trust
Tuckett
10-
10-27
t30c
—
_
Temper Corp.,
$1.26
(quar.)
Gold
common
Line—
(quar.)—
2-1-57
85c
(quar.)—
11-
True
10-15
5c
quar.)
12-14
10-15
(Del.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Shares, Inc.—
investment
Oil
11-
(increased
27'Ac
(Washington, D. C.) (quar.)
Shawinigan Water
Shell
preferred
27 Vic
(quar.)
American
(From
$2.55
Door
preferred
resident
9
35c
Inc.
Pipe
Common
27'Ac
:
Selected
Gas
10-15
10-15
27'Ac
.
(quar.)
;
Security Banknote Co. (resumed)
Extra
Transcontinental
1
12-31
10-31
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
JPayable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
9-28
10-
20c
(quar.)
8
$1.50
—j.
Ltd.,
4'A%
9-28
10-15
50c
(quar.)
common
1
10-16
preferred
Security Storage
A
11-
1
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
Class
Airways,
11-
two-
(quar.)
Finance
Trans-Caribbean
10-15
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Tranter Mfg. Co.
Treesweet Products,
.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Scripto, Inc., class A (quar.)
Co.
Corp.
10-15
17'Ac
(quar.)_
Y.) (quar.)
Building Association, Ltd.
1%
preferred
Steel
Co.
(N.
J20c
$3.65
Scullin
(quar.)———.—____—-
Traders
(quar.)
$3.40
preferred
Trust
9-28
$1.14
4.25%
&
10-15
11-15
Co.
Consolidated
Zellers,
10-10
$1.06'A
(quar.)
9-30
—
10-10
35c
—
pfd.
Annual;
10-10
10c
(quar.)________
preferred
10-25
effect
1
1
1
15c
(quar.)
common
Jr.,
Steel
•Transfer
(quar.)__—.—
(quar.)
80c
for
1111-
11-
11-30
a
class A———
4.56%
9-28
,
Corp., 5'A% pfd. A
preferred A (quar.)_
preferred A (quar.)_
5'A%
Scott
Co.,
preferred
4.90%
(quar.)
com.
Schwitzer
5'A%
(Minn.)
Edison
Bank
(quar.)_
Co.,
Toledo
Manufacturing
par)
:
&
Glass
4,44
10-10
1
10-15
Power
Monthly
11-16
11-
62'Ac
(quar.)_—
Investment Trust,
25c
($1
split
Bantam
Schuster
stock
so
Title Insurance
9-28
10-15
$1.21
12-15
10-31
25c
<Wm.)
Yukon
30c
$1.14
(quar.)_
10-
7c
(monthly)
County Electric,
Youngstown
Co.—
pfd.
(Mass.),
Trade
2'A%
Pipeline
1
$1
Fibre
Corp.
Towle
—
10-15
■
Finance
9-28
(quar.)
common
(H. I.)
Stocks dividend
9-28
Inc. (quar.)_
dividendt—
(stock
share
:
10-15
Industries,
Inc.
One
class A
11-
Wngley
10-11
10-29
7c
Electric
Worcester
1
2%
Thompson
10-15
(quar.)
10-
1
tlOc
10-15
(inc.)
10-15
__________—_____
General
25c
com.
20c
$1
$4.56 pfd.
conv.
—.—
Co.,
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
$2.50
22'Ac
Savoy Oil Co. (Del.) (stock dividend)..—
Sayre & Fisher Brick (stock dividend)——
Scarfe
10-15
10-11
(quar.)
Co.,
—___
.
Power
&
1
10-24
12-
—________________—.
22c
—
Electric
10-10
24c
.
___________
Map Co
12-
10-17
11-15
J5c
Stores*
preferred of 1887 (quar.)
;
Wisconsin Public Service, 5.04%
(quar.)___—
5% preferred (quar.)__
Wisconsin Southern Gas (quar.)
10-24
1
11-
25c
6%
Co.—
Gas
(quar.)
Canadian
4'A.%
(quar.)
Brewery
12-15
30c
—______——
preferred
S-28
9-28
$1.25
(quar.)__—______——_
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
10-25
of Rec.
12'Ac
7c
Wisconsin
10-24
—
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
11-15
20c
Ltd.
10-19
10-25
25c
25c
Mfg. Corp.
Natural
preferred
$4
Time
preferred
4'A%
«
Ry.
St. Paul Fire <fe Marine Insurance Co.
(quar.)
San Diego Gas & Electric—
Common
10-31
Holders
&
Monthly
Monthly
11-30
__________________—-
Power & Light Co.
Third
preferred (quar.)__-______
50c
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd., common
(quar.)__
t50c
5%
preferred (quar,)_____w3__i3_3-—($1.25
(s-a)
preferred
Common
1
10-
Foods, Inc.—
convertible
Wilson
9-21
1-1-57
(quar.)—____——
Electric Service
$4
Texas-Illinois
9-17
8
10-15
10-15
50c
_____———.
Malleable
Haute
Texas
(quar.)__
A
class
(quar.)
preferred
Terre
9-28
____________________
B
Thermoid
&
6
$$1.25
(quar.)——
Teck-Hughes Gold Mires Ltd,
9-23
—
2
6
8
4%
24'Ac
(quar.)
Inc.
Winn-Dixie
11-16
(Helena), Inc.-—
System,
10-15
11-15
—
D
10-15
10-31
1
preferred B (quar.)
5'A% preferred C (quar.)——._—+__
preferred
10-31
30c
10-31
5%
8%
15c
12-18
Royal McBee Coip., common (quar.)________
4'A% preferred A (quar,)________—_____
Rubinstein
Superior Separator, common (quar.)—
6% preferred (quar.)_
_____
When'
Payable
Co., common (quar.)
Wilson-Jones Co. (quar.)
35c
■___
Per
Share
NaTne of Company
10-
entire issue
Oct. 29 at $51
share plus this dividend)
per
Holders
10-20
pfd.
on
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
2%
———
Plywood
(quar.)__
Theatre, Inc., $1.50
Roxy
(Calif.)
—15c
(quar.)
Roddis
Mold
Share
Superior Steel Corp.
<quar.)_—
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—5%
preferred
(quar.)—.—_—
preferred K (initial quar.)
Spring & Axle (stock dividend)—
Rockwell
Per
Name of Company
Monday* October 8, 1956
...
Avenue
to
do
New
Volume 184
Number 5575
York,
N.
field
office
office
is
West
10th
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
49
(1521)
The
Y.
Its
at
100
corporation
Mill and
is
at
Silver
Street,
properties
Peak,
Nev.,
Wilmington,
of
consist
the
and
its
statutory
the
Mine,
Bruhi
certain
miscellaneous mining and
milling equipment and
The
Bruhi
Mill
is
a
250 ton cyanide
mill
consisting
of a
plant building, two small warehouses, one scale house and a
tools.
main
complete
laboratory.
completed on
The
was
The
mine
Silver
lies
Peak,
Mine
mill
July
assay
4,
the
by
Bruhi
Mining
Co.
duction
S.
W.
Antoville,
of
cash
States
The
President,
Barash
Co.,
Oct.
on
Inc.,
New
3
its
announced
York,
converters
totalling
thicker
The
acquisition,
The
Barash
he
advisory
an
in
the
operations
management,
in
Antoville
Mr.
activities
acquisition
for
finishers
and
of
will
stated,
be
and
represents
plastics
extension
an
of
S.
U.
field.
continued
under
Joseph Barash,
184, p. 1275.
capacity.—V.
of
are
its
the
same
founder,
and
name
will
continue
The
minimum
organized
in
surplus).
the
Louisiana
Accordingly,
stock
common
must
commencement
ceeds
of
of
Unless
the
such
all
is
of
of
1955.
The
or
paid
for
further
the
obtained,
stock
the
which
will
be
life
engage
has
not
the
insurance
are
in
the
or
insurance
companies
revoked
full
Louisiana
in
to
sub¬
acquired
or
under
the
now
laws
also
company
one
EFFECT
It
2,
to
use
stock,
-Restricted
"The
dends
(no
restricted
in
or
shares
all
of
respects.—V.
the
of
( no
is
of
Tests
second
location
plans
to
to
for
is
liquidation
not
until
company's stock,
184,
p.
1275.
corporation filed
28,
1956,
covering
vertible
an
preferred
the
north,
in
which
existing legal
reserve
to
proceeds
stock,
Co.,
The
Sweetwater Gas
term
five
Nov.
of
to
15,
share
to
to
the
A.
adjusted
75,000
1957.
either
and
note
of
tribution,
purchase
131.55;
The
to be
Venezuelan
will
This
statement
of
wth
series
offered
acquiring
Oct.
on
A
A
for
1
American
"The
sales of
all
the
Stock
Cecil
of
also
the
net
(par $1)
proceeds
to
to
are
purchase
a
bard-of-hearing.
circuit
V.
all
the
Registers
sal
and
and
SEC
on
con¬
of
is
other
sea
by
four
acquiring
which
of
be
the
loading
J.
in
its
M.
short-
stock
is
cell
rrer<urv
connected
GIVING
value
(no
of
by
oil
Talon
of
to
a
repay outstanding
equipment and for
from
operating
to
Gas
oil
Petroleum,
field
C.
have
A.,
Syndicate,
Petroleum
concessions
oil
the
of
t .0 e
dis¬
gas
for
a
quadrupled
its
Venezuela
by
announced
was
is
listed
Clint
on
ago
by
transformation
W.
the
of
of
$1
Mur-
barrels
a
day
of
stick
Holders
of
an
a
of
to
subscribe
If
any
operating and ex¬
day and bidding for
Maracaibo
area,"
for
will
Lake
and
pipeline
a
Maracaibo
from Talon
oil
are
production,
from
among
Petholeum:—V.
these
producing
oil
wells to deep-
the assets acquired
182.
cash
to
dividends,
hav*
the
not
to
to
its
offer
at
one
stockholders,
it
has
will
yet
to
for
each
been
receive
share
at
money
date
unsubscribed
secondary
a
of
share
a
new
186,500
right
dividends,
further
the
the
at
right#.—V.
debentures
will
held
have
at
$20
the
offering
price,
»
share
Nov.
right
share.
per
initial
each
until
of
share¬
,
z>.
Czz,
subscribed
30,
1957,
to
for
buy
$22.
184,
p.
Corp.,
its
owner
primary
of
and
965.
30
are
days'
redeemable
notice,
as
at
a
the
whole
option
or
of
from
the
date
sale
Life
of
of
the
the
Insurance
time
t-o
time
in
redemptioji.
net
Co.
of
to
and
ho
received
from
loan
by
of
the
company
$100,000
from
Nebraska,
approximately $124,800 will
be used to redeem all of the
company's outstanding cumulative pre-ferred
stock
7%
series
(par $25), and the balance will be used to
finance
the
remodelling of the men's store to increase its selling
by
approximately
Your Dollars
2,500
help
AMERICAN
square
ma
S.
Webb
PRESENT
FINANCING
(no
stock
(par
184,
Outstanding
$322,400
$300,000
par)
300,000
30,000 shs.
$1)„
19,000 shs.
45,000 shs.
None
1275.
p.
Welbilt Corp.—Public Holders of Common Stock to
Receive Dividends—Hirsch Families Waive
Payment—
Alexander
P.
Hirsch, Chairman of the Board, on Oct. 1 announced
by the directors of a quarterly dividend of live cents
the common stock, payable on Nov. 15, 1956 to holders,
the
declaration
per
share
other
record
Oct.
cn
.
on
31,
than
public
the
Hirscn
families
of
as
the
close
of
and
will
will
be payable
waived
be
on
shares
the
on
1,033,507
3,164,500
shares
the
in
held
hands
the
by
families.
Hirsch
York
City,
of
to
the
for
for
law
the
Hirsch
limited
a
offices
of
obtained
and
allowed
stock
the
the
Arthur
Richenthal, New
from the Treasury
ruling
a
of
Ilirseh
families
to
waive
dividends
period and pay dividends to
the
on
public
stock.
Treasury
income
that
applied
which
common
The
stated
had
Department
the
business
1956.
The dividend
Department
ruled
that
such
waiver
did
not
constitute
the
Hirsch families or a gift to the oth'er stockholders or
Corporation. The purpose of the waiver was to permit the
of
dividends to the
public holders of
the
stock
and
the
Welbilt
the
payment
retention
Mr.
the
of
funds
Hirsch
Square
at
further
and
nesses
in
the
further
construction
another
Maspeth,
,/for
is
N.
that
to
lurcher
the
125,000
Y.,
engaged
for
corporation
announced
of
enlarge
actively
in
pxpansion.
corporation
Square
the
seeking
has
commenced
building
foot
other
Welbilt
in
corporation's
products
facilities
and
busi¬
further
product diversification. The corporation presently
manufacturing of a complete line of cooking stoves,
the
in
commercial
and
ovens
air
conditioning
Western Maryland
units.—V.
183,
Period End. Aug. 31—
oper.
2813.
p.
Ry.j—Earnings1956—Month—1955
3 956—8 Mos —1955
revenue—
$4,458,416
$4,355,563
$33,870,807
expenses
3,008,590
2,786,854
24,152,397
$30,251,671
20,919,010
operations—
$1,449,826
$1,568,709
$9,718,410
$9,332,661
income.—
958,467
992,415
6,682,194
6,248,762
oper.
Net
way
Net
l-y.
—V.
from rail¬
revenue
oper,
184,
1398.
p.
"
William Tell
The
Securities
the
at
request
hearing
for
by
that
The
its
5,
Oct.
the
that
Commission's
Regulation
a
Act
Commission
of
1933
A
with
order
of
Sept.
exemption
to
respect
from
5,
Oct.
on
has
1
that,
scheduled
vacate,1 or
1956,
a
make
temporarily
registration
public
a
Suspension
on
announced
corporation, the Commission
1956, to determine whether to
11,
filed
corporation
the
Exchange
this
offering
under
of
the
securities
company.
mission
of
Productions, Inc.—Hearing
and
ol
No*'.
on
4,
Commission
the
terms
in
various
of
W.
T.
its
1955,
stock
common
at
asserted
and
Regulation
A
notification
that
conditions
particulars,
it
of
had
reasonable
Regulation A
failure to
including
demons Associates
(which, when
limitation
the
and
the
latter's
added to the offering by
prscribed
an
underwriter
as
well
Regulation
by
without
offers
as
and
with
the
Com¬
proposing the public offering of 295,000 shares
per share.
In its suspension order of Sept.
$1
delivery
sales
Ai;
of
an
grounds
not
were
skies
to
believe
complied
disclose
the
with
affiliation
o^ the issuer's stock
the issuer, exceeded tne $300,000
sales of issuer's, stock through
offering circular Ho purchasers,
of
such stock prior to,
; the filing of an
amended
offering circular disclosing information with respect to an
underwriting agreement with the underwriter; and sales of stock
prior
to and during
the "waiting period" following the filing of
amending
material
to
the
At
matters
should
the
Oct.
for
be
offering.
11
the
hearing,
purpose
vacated
inquiry
of
made
or
will
conducted
be
determining
whether
permonent.—V.
1?>4,
into the foregoing
suspension order
1171.
the
p.
Yale
last
in
&
line
A
week
New
of
newly
for
York
Designated
first
Towne Manufacturing Co.—New Padlock—
the
designed
as
popular-priced Yale padlocks was shown
time publicly at the National Hardware Show
the company's Yale Lock and Hardware Division.
Yale 600 padlock, the new locking device is the
first
City by
the
product of its
kind
to
be
given
modern
styling.—V.
184,
p.
(L. A.)
The
assets
Young Spring &
corporation
of
Gonset
munications
announced
Co.,
Inc.,
electronic
of
on
Wire
Oct.
equipment,
for
Corp.—Acquisition—
3
Burbank,
that
Calif.,
it
has
purchased
manufacturer
approximately
of
the
com¬
$1,000,000.
The
15-year-old Gonset company is one of the nation's largest manu¬
of
amateur radio communications equipment.
It, also pro¬
communications equipment
for civil defense and for military
use
in aircraft, amphibious landing craft and waterproof jeeps.
N.
D.
Ely, President of L. A. Young, said his company plans to
facturers
duces
proceeds
debentures
company
H.
company,
106% of the principal amount thereof
through Aug. 31, 1957,
decreasing premiums thereafter, together with accrued interest
date
of
redemption.
They are redeemable on Sept. 1, 1957
and on each Sept;
1 thereafter/ through the operation of a
sinking
fund
at
100.5%
of principal
amount thereof,
together with accrued
PROCEEDS—Of
the
of
1956, at 100% and
at
the
estate
deben¬
—
scock
company
at
area
TO
„
the
the
EFFECT
subordinated
common
Securities
shares
arranged
private sale to flankers Life Insurance Co. of Ne¬
braska, through the same bankers, of $100,000 5V2%
promissory notes due $10,000 annually on Sept. 1 from
1957 to 1966, inclusive.
to
the
payable
com»:on
on
abandoning its original
through a convertible
same
for
right
additional
decided
seven
that
arrangea
a
be
after
subordinated debentures, due Sept. 1,
accrued interest.
Concurrently, the
Bankers
from
of
stock
cojnmon
Inc.
com¬
and
cash
no
pay
and
stock
common
dividends aggregating 15 cents per
outstanding shares, except that such
apply to the estate of any such per¬
planning
remain
least
notes
B
permanent,
$2.50)
receive
addition
interest
Co.,
GIVING
A
until
shall
is
record
additional
from
for
camp
value
par
stock
common
(H. S.) Webb & Co., Glendale, Calif.—Debentures Of¬
fered—Wagenseller & Durst, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.,
on Sept. 21 offered
publicly $300,000 of 6% sinking fund
to
outstanding
&
Class
—V.
29,266 shs.
value
Productions—Alters Financing—
(par
shares
stockholders
part,
5V2%
suspending
Disney
at
Blanc
Class
321,550 shs.
par
no
to raise an equivalent amount
subordinated debenture-Issue.
upon
the
of
B.
sinking fund
tures, due 1976
Railway
Railway
estimated
all
by
1949.
6%
receiver
or
FINANCING
500,000 shs.
shares
plar.
In
All
company.
acquired
April,
a
1064.
p.
corporation
holders
It
was
incorporated on Sept. 25, 1943,
it acquired
the ass.^s of H. S. Webb & Co.,
which had operated a department store at the
^Outstanding
Roy O.
Disney, President, states that the Atlas
225,000 shares, i'has announced it will exercise all
Ruth
the
Lake
in
500,000 shs
secondary
is
about
all other
on
restriction
184,
Walt
This
and
of
in
PRESENT
Brand
since 1918.
The company has one
wholly-owned sub¬
Shops, Inc., all the stock of which was acquired »
subsidiary operates a men's and boys' store at 119 North
Boulevard, Glendale, Calif., in conjunction
with the business
Long-term
24.
enclosed
owns
North
Calif.
1944
CAPITALIZATION
the
it
900
all
earphone
an
TO
v
shares
them
by
paid
•
facilities in
Syndicate
year
marks
commenced
The
L-P
in
which
were
batteries,
value)
par
29,266
owned
been
and
sons.—V.
The
company obtaining
eastern Venezuela to
Basin,
Feb.
on
regular production
and
Servce,
has
company
and
$77,378;
companies
a
field
Colorado
DeCora.
at
devoted
exploration
Venezuela
Talon
in
cord
EFFECT
SI >_
221,550
the
of
shares
waiver
one
Mclntire,
Hannan
Industrial
of
the
was
Mr.
and
form
present
with the company to waive all
has agreed with the underwriter
such
Barth
Inc.—Acquisition—
the
Maracaibo
Venezuela
used
machinery
organized
was
standard
(par
holders
holder
pany
underwriting
substantially
are
Exchange, was acquired a
Hagen and Roy B. Kelly.
exploration
said.
complete
in
J.
and
estimated
independent
in
oil
Hagen
A
wells
as
through
3
Equipment
Appliance Co*, and
&
from
is
royalty oil, from wells in
ploring company producing 4,000 barrels
additional
share
per
Authorized
stock
which
139
at
a
professionally-designed hearing instrument for the
components are microphones, an ampli¬
which
to
case,
corporation
store
Its principal
four
and
CAPITALIZATION
share
cumulative
Co.
DeCora
stock
entered
assets
Syndicate
$3
at
auricle.
°The
department
Webb's
holders
company
instrument,
is
-'.J
•
,
California
a
The
Brand
in
Glendale,
1,
-
,
is
junior
location
present
sidiary,
engages
Vicon
Common
the
public
Gas
the
California
interest
acquisition
owns
3956.
The
in
equal
by Cecil V. Hagen, President.
Venezuela
Mr.
Gas
acquired
Teton
Syndicate,
and
controlling
chison,
Lincoln
Barney
of
price
of
American-owned
production
Petroleum
ol the junior department store,
and
particularly in the form of inventories and
company
proprietorship
1949.
line
least
at
incorporating certain changes in the instrument
date,
be
of $431,000; the stock of Ransoine of Nevada for $282,the stock of Liquid Gas for $260,000.—V. 180,
p. 2642.
and
pipe
Its principal office and
manufacturing plant are located at 1353
Road, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Although the comoany is still in the development
stage, it has de¬
veloped and is actively engaged in the manufacture and sale
of a hear¬
ing instrument designed for the
hard-of-hearing, known as the "Vicon,"
Although some sales were made prior to Aug. 1, 1956 from
pilot plant
production, instruments sold prior to such date wre called back for
that
After
class,
price
Venezuela
oil
Co.,
being
are,
company
including
16-inch
a
studies
1955.
Common
Co.; and $573,000 &s reduction
additional working capital.
as
Hafey,
Ransome
but
operations
capital,
complete
a
Feb.
on
sole
a
of
field,
new
delivering oil after mid-1957. Four
developing the Barinas field. The company
stock
loan,
a
BUSINESS—The
the
shares
par,
Gas
price
purchase
$463,754.
assets
and
M.
the
start
add
common
PROCEEDS—The
bantc
operates
and
.
divi¬
Equipment
purchase
im¬
Springs, Colo.—Stock Offered—
Co., Tulsa, Okla., on Sept. 24 offered 100,000
&
any
in
financing
P.
companies
Mclntire,
adjusted
at
&
indebtedness
The
M.
L.
drill
to
'
•
with
200,000 shs.
purchase
McHade
made
a
the
shares of
400,000 shs.
entitled
registraton
a
$25
the
of
with
on
speculation.
metal
are
to be used, as follows: $244,000
price for stock of Liquid Gas & Appliance
Co.;
$282,000 for purchase price of stock of Ransome of
Nevada; $331,000
for purchase of certain assets of Ransome
Co., a California company;
$220,000 as the portion to be paid in cash of the
remaining purc.iasd
price of the stock of Teton Gas & Appliance Co., General
remaining
sands
lower
Vicon, Inc., Colorado
common
Net
for
the
the
Authorized
able
be
Miller
fier
FINANCING
Outstanding
group
headed by Schwabacher &
dividend
rate, public offering
price
be supplied by amendment.
The
are
"
of
sands
nearby transportation facili¬
connection
a
been
•
from
and
of
acquire
United States.
underwriting
Co.
terms
depth
producing
25,000 barrels daily from Barinas
pipe line begins operation.
Daily net production of Venezuelan Petroleum is now at the rate of
25,700 barrels,
against 20,300
barrels
daily at this time last year,
Mr. Bussell said.—V. 183,
p. 1521.
Aug. 1,
Horn Butane Service, Fresno, Calif. —
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Sept.
total
a
of
one
has
use
production
toward
currently
are
wiien
such
If
to
Van
This
on
'
to
agreed
With
to
potential
of
BUSINESS—The
pro¬
company,
Boulevard,
drilled
was
•'
expected
rigs
alone
Louisiana,
200,000 shs.
value)
par
stock
common
case
all
this
expansion
increase working
accounts-receivable.
interest.
hopes
and
600,000 shs.
value)
par
stock
com.
drilling
legal
Authorized
Common
A
company
companies
miles
line
wholly-owned
PRESENT
TO
subsidiary
proposes
endeavor
more
the
such
any
of
will
or
operating in
GIVING
Nov.
on
business
majority control of
CAPITALIZATION
in
be
organizing or acquiring sub¬
of writing life insurance.
the
company
ownership
life
and
by
of
Mesita
yet organized
sufficient,
•
pro¬
refunded
commenced its investment program.
proceeds of this offering to organize a
new
proceeds
26
to
State
future
company's
Sept.
from
net
obligation.
will
company
reserve
months
offering will
otherwise
the
six
commissions
the
working capital.
is
sum
company was incorporated
formed for the purpose of
was
$25,000
issue.
without
It
and
minimum
company
underwriting
BUSINESS—The
sidiaries
be
may
offering that sufficient
within
to
the
assure
deuucnon
company
capital
this
subscribed
or
to
insurance
(100,000
condition
a
sold
after
life
a
$125,000
is
it
be
minimum
monies
scribers,
which
thereof
$125,000,
expenses
and
with
sum
of
Corp.
3,
number
thickness.
the
to
on
Oil
No.
a
part
and
lnt the,;.
Hugh M. Russell, President, also announced completion of the com¬
pany's 15th producing well in the Barinas field of Western Venezuela.
On initial tests,
the 15 wells total about 17,000 barrels of oil daily.
This
production,
however,
Is
currently shut-in, awaiting completion
of the pipe line from the Barinas area to
Puerto Cabello on the Coast.
The
Universal Investors, Inc., Shreveport, La.—Stock Of¬
fering—Mention was made in our issue of Sept. 24 of
the public offering of
300,000 shares of common stock
(no par) at $5 per share through Frank Keith &
Co.,
Inc., also of Shreveport. The securities are offered as a
speculation. Further details follow:
of
acres.
the
conducted
30
Sinclair
...
other
one-third
of
western
Field-
Tlocated
gravity oil at the rate of 689 barrels per day,
promising sands yet to be tested. The well is
\
being
the
substantially
Aguasay
feet
in
Oil
Venezuela
more
92,600
ties
about
said,
flexible
35.10
Eastern
announced
encountered
200
over1
and
of
add
well,
and
in
area
was
subsidiary
Temporarily,
vinyl and other plastic materials.
Plywood's
a
mediately.
Plywood Corp.—Acquisition—
could
Co.—Finds New
field
producing
reserves
feet,
produced
oil
now
discovery
14,221
block
United
Petroleum
a
which
and
is
The
southwesterly from the town of
County, Nevada.
It
is known as
the Nivloc
claims.—V. 184, p. 564.
31
Monagas)
which
of
Oficina
and
miles
Esmeralda
contains
and
built
was
Discovery
Greater
1955.
airline
seven
Venezuelan
Del.
Nivloc
feet,
to
continue
the
remodelling
make possible tne
make possioie the
+ RED
expand
Gonset's
product
field.
line
into
broader
areas
of
the
electronics
He
announced
that Faust
R.
Gonsett,
former President,
has
appointed General Manager of the 65,000-square-foot plant which
employs 175 persons. The new acquisition will be known as the Gonset
Division of L. A. Young Spring & Wire Corp.—V. 183, p. 1522.
been
^
CROSS
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(1522)
Monday, October 8, 1556
.-.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARIZONA
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Bond
California (State of)
A. D. Orr,
Bond Sale—The $35,000,000 Vet¬
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Oct. erans Act of 1954, series J bonds
15 for the purchase of $28,000 im¬
offered Oct. 3—v. 184, p. 1172—
awarded
to
a
syndicate
provement bonds. Dated Oct. 1, were
1956. Due on July 1 from 1958 to
headed by the Bank of America
1965 inclusive. Principal and in¬
National Trust & Savings Asso¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Town ciation,
of San Francisco, at a
Treasuruer's office.
Legality ap¬ price of 100.035, a net interest cost
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divel- of about 2.79%, as follows:
bess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
$5,600,000 5s. Due on Aug. 1 from
Town
Offering
Clerk,
—
will
1958
Maricopa
County, Glendale Union
High School District (P. O.
Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Offering — Rhea Averill,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will
receive
sealed
until
bids
(MST) on Nov. 8 for the pur¬
chase of $925,000 building bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on July 1
from
1958 to
cipal
and
1967 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
(J-J) payable
County Treasurer's office.
the
at
Salt River Project Agricultural Im¬
and Power District,
provement
Arizona
To Sell $10 Million Bonds—Vic¬
tor
I.
Corbell,
President
the
of
District announced Oct. 5 thatJthe
District
will
$10,000^)00
offer
bonds for sale
Wednesday, Oct.
on
24.
The
bonds
will
represent
the
second instalment of the total
thorization
porate
of
au¬
$21,000,000 of Cor¬
Bonds,
Bond
Issue
from
No.
7.
The first instalment of $11,000,000
of this issue was sold on May
15,
1956.
proceeds
the bonds
of
used
the
for
from
this
the
issue
sale
of
being
are
construction
of
a
200,000 kw steam electric generat¬
ing plant.
The District's official statement
in
respect to the $10,000,000 in¬
stalment has been prepared un¬
der the supervision of the Dis¬
trict's financial consultants, Wain-
wright
&
Ramsey, Inc.,
St., New York 5, N. Y.
70
Pine
CALIFORNIA
Ballico School District, Merced
Other
Johnson,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his
office in
Merced
until
11 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 9 for the
purchase of $62,000 school bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due on Nov. 1
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of San Francisco.
Village Water District,
Diego County, Calif.
San
Sachs &
Bond
Sale—An issue of $50,000
bonds
was
sold
to
Taylor
Hills,
Due
&
Company,
6s.
as
of
Beverly
July 1, 1956.
Dated
July 1 from 1962
on
inclusive.
Interest
to
J-J.
1976
Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los
Angeles.
Berkeley Unified School District,
Alameda County, Calif.
Bond
Sale
anticipation
The
—
notes
awarded
were
$850,000
offered
to
the
tax
Oct.
Bank
2
of
America National Trust & Savings
Association, of San Francisco.
Borrego School District, San Diego
County, Calif.
Bond
Offering
—
R.
B.
James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
at
his
10:30
office
bonds.
a.m.
on
Nov.
clusive.
/M-N)
Dated
15
from
Dillon, Union Securi¬
ties & Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane, Weeden & Co.,
Bank, of Portland,
Seattle-First
National
Bank,
of
Seattle, Security - P'irst National
of
Los
payable
Equitable
R.
Co., J. Barth & Co., Wil¬
Co., Andrews &
Staats &
Oct.
1956.
and
at
1981
16
Due
in¬
interest
office.
Warkness
&
Hill,
A.
Clement
&
Evans
Co., Ferris & Co., First
of Arizona Co., Foster & Marshall,
J. B. Hanauer & Co., Wagenseller
& Durst, Inc., Weil, Roth & Irving
Co., C. N. White & Co., and Wil¬
Johnson & Higgins.
son.
the
(PST)
purchase
bonds.
15
inclusive.
(M-N)
Nov.
payable
interest
and
the
County
Legality ap¬
at
office.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
Bond
Brothers
Dodge
Valley School District,
County, Calif.
anticipation
—
The
notes
$200,000
offered
Oct.
2
awarded to a group headed
by the Bank of America National
were
Trust
San
&
Savings
Francisco,
The notes
Due
are
Dec.
on
Association,
3 Vis.
as
of
&
Bruce & Co., E.
F. Hutton & Co.,
John
Co., Roosevelt &
Nuveen
&
Cross, Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
B.
J. Van Ingen
& Co., Bacon,
Whipple & Co., Ira Haupt & Co.,
Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc., F. S.
&
Co.
Trust Co. of Georgia, of Atlan¬
ta, G. H. Walker & Co., Wertheim
Co., First National Bank, of
Memphis, Gregory & Sons, A. M.
Kidder & Co., National Bank of
Commerce, of Seattle, New York
Bond
1956.
Offering
Legality
pany,
Corp., The Ohio Com¬
Republic National Bank
of
Dallas, Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.,
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., Win¬
ston-Salem, Wood7 Struthers &
Co., William Blair & Co., A. G.
& Sons.
of
Texas
ceive
Co.,
Interstate
Securi¬
Corporation, Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Lawson, Levy &
Williams, Irving Lundborg & Co.,
McDonald & Co., National City
Bank, of Cleveland, Anderson &
Strudwick, Allan Blair & Co.
Blunt
Ellis
&
Simmons, Field,
Co., Hayden, Miller
& Co., Kalman &
Co., Lyons &
Shafto, Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
Inc., Stranahan, Harris &
Co.,
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, Talmage & Co., R. D. White & Co.,
&
Fred D. Blake &
Co., Brush, Slo-
cumb &
Folger,
Wells
&
Company,
Mullaney,
Co.
Northwestern National Bank, of
Minneapolis, f Peoples
National
Bank,
of
184,
to
1399
p.
Weeden
sealed
bids
at
his
net
$75,000 4s.
1957
in
1, 1956.
Due
inclusive.
1981
interest
on
Oct.
(A-O)
1 from
225,000
3^»s.
Due
June
on
15
from 1962 to 1976 inclusive.
Alameda
Bond
School
County, Calif.
Charlottesville*
Rock-
land-Atlas National Bank, of Bos¬
ing
—
Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
(PST)
Nov.
Oct.
on
1957
Principal
(M-N)
payable
9
Treasurer's
1981
to
$80,000 5s.
ap¬
1957
by
offered
to
the
Oct.
Bond
as
District, Fresno
County, Calif.
Offering — J. L. Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in
Oct.
10:30
the
purchase
bonds.
on
(PST)
a.m.
of
Dated
Nov.
clusive.
1
Oct.
$30,000
Nov.
from
Fresno, until
on
1,
1957
Principal
and
payable
at
the
(M-N)
Dixon
School
about
in¬
interest
County
a
group
America
composed
National
El Paso
2—
No.
Trust
&
184,
San
bonds
of
$80,000
offered
America
Leandro
Canton
I
£
ceive
Dist.,
ticipation
offered
notes
Oct.
Trust
&
Association,
1956.
notes
Due
dated
are.
;
2;
on
Dec.
p.
Sutcliffe,
Francisco.
Downey City School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
of
City,
a
Alameda
Sale—The $175,000 school
offered Oct. 2—v. 184, p.
Bond
School
District,
County, Calif
1
Offering^
Jack G. Blue,
—
bids at
3.49%.
the purchase
til
10
a.m.
bonds.
County, Calif.
Note Sale—The $450,000 Union
High and Elementary School Dis¬
on
Nov.
clusive.
(M-N)
(PST)
Dated
15
in
Oakland
on
Oct.
9
un-
for
of $102,000 building
Nov.
from
Principal
payable
15, 1956.
1957
at
to
and
the
1981
Due
in¬
interest
County
Legality ap¬
trict notes offered Oct. 2 were
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
awarded to the Bank of America
rington & Sutcliffe; of San FranNational Trust & Savings Associa¬ 1 cisco.
Treasurer's
office.
(P.
O.
school
Due
on
bonds.
Oct. 1
Cornwall), Conn.
as
awarded
to
Esta-
basis of about
3.16%.
(P. O. Suffield), Conn.
Offering
Francis
M.
re¬
ceive sealed bids c/o The Hartford
National Bank & Trust
County Clerk, will receive sealed
office
of
inclusive.
Leahey, First Selectman, will
1172—were awarded to Weeden &
his
re¬
Company, of New York
3.20s, at a price of 100.28,
Suffield
Co., of San Francisco, as 3M>s, at
a price of
100.02, a basis of about
Hayward School District, Alameda
&
Bond
Lorenzo
will
office
Sale—The $165,000 school
offered
Sept. 27—v. 184,
_
San
the
San
,
_
at
1976
to
1276—were
brook
27, 1956. Legal¬
Herrington
Conn.
Treasurer,
bids
$355,000
1956.
1957
bonds
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
&
from
Bond
5,
White & Co.
of
Cornwall
of
Oct.
Canton),
Dated Oct. 1,
Francisco, at 3V4%.
The
Co.;
Savings
O.
sealed
chase
County, Calif.
Williams;
Irving Lundborg & Co., and C. N.
bonds
as
Day, Berry & Howard, 750 Main
Street,
Hartford,
until
2
p.m.
(EDST) on Oct. 8 for the pur¬
.
School
(P.
clougn, Town
awarded to a group headed
by the Bank of America National
San
Bond
Denver,
Bond Offering—James I. Barra-
Trust
Note Sale—The $250,000 tax an¬
& Beane; J. Barth &
Co.; Wm. R.
Lawson, Levy &
Stone
&
Youngberg;
$196,000
sold to Boett-
CONNECTICUT
2—v.
were
&
was
&
school
Oct.
National
Unified
Alameda
ings Association, of San Francisco;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Dean Witter &
Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Staats
(P. O. Colorado
Company, of
3%s, 3V2S and 3y4S.
1172—were awarded to the
p.
Bank
of
Sav¬
2
Springs), Colo.
Bond Sale—An issue of
building bonds
Sale—The
.
of Bank
County School District
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
election
.
Sale—The $331,000 school
bonds offered Oct. 1 were awarded
to
COLORADO
school
Oct.
4.41%.
County, Calif.
Bond
Trust
Co.
Vvnite &
Savings Association, of San
Francisco, as 4/fcs,-at a price of
100.66, a basis of about 4.42%.
Solano
National
Staats & Co.; Lawson, Levy 8c
Williams;
Stone
&
Youngbeig;
Irving Lundborg & Co., and C. N.
&
District,
composed of
group
America
R.
Rowland Union School District, Los
Due
1976
a
$400,000 buil 1Oct.
1
were
Savings
Association, of San
Francisco; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Dean
Witter & Co.; J. Barth & Co.; Win.
5,
cher
building
1956.
to
for
16
$50,000
offered
15
inclusive.
&
;r "'
Sale—The
offered
to
of
Bank
v.
184, p. 1172—were awarded to
Taylor & Co., of Beverly Hills, as
4V2s, at a price of 100.63, a basis
of
15
Oct.
on
1976
to
Sale—The
bonds
awarded
3VgS.
dated
are
bonds
from
Oct.
on
Due
1969
Angeles County, Calif.
building
15
inclusive.
Due
3M>s.
Bond
ing
of America
Palmdale School Districts, Los
the
184,
group
a
Vacaville Union High School D/s!.,
Solano County, Calif.
2
syndicate
a
Bank
tion, of San Francisco,
notes
2—v.
Oct.
on
1960
3%s.
from
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
The
Due
to
160,000
$1,000,000 tax
notes
awarded
were
headed
Oct.
from 1961 to 1968 inclusive.
The
—
on
School District,
Union
164,000
Sale
Eue
100.003, a net interest cost of about
3.49%, as follows:
County
Oakland Unified School District,
Alameda County, Calif.
Note
in
building
bonds offered
V
anticipation
re¬
office
Co.; Harris Trust & Savings
Bank,
Chicago;
Security - First
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
,
his
at
National Bank of Los Angeles, and
H. E. Work & Co., at a price of
in¬
Legality
will
Clerk,
bids
&
interest
the
office.
District,
composed of Blyth & Co.; Weeden
the
for
and
at
School
1276—were awarded to
p.
of
from
15
clusive.
and
Bond
Principal
Mendocino County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $404,COO build¬
Offering
a.m.
Union
County
Ukiah
Mission San Jose School District,
County Treasurer's office.
Clovis
1 from
bonds.
Dated
Oct. 15 from
inclusive.
Principal
ind interest (A-O) payable at t ie
County Treasurer's office.
1957
Principal
payable
at
inclusive.
sealed
$101,000
June 15 from
on
San Francisco.
to
Dated
Oct.
(A-O) payable at the
Oct. 15, 1956.
1957 to 1981
1961 inclusive.
$78,000 building bonds.
Dated Oct.
on
Santa Rosa, until 2:30 p.m. (PST)
on
Oct. 23
for the purchase of
a
Due
to
Hills
ceive
follows:
as
re¬
office
1972
hannsen,
were
—
&
1956.
Due on Dec. 27, 1956.
Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
Schaffer,
ties
Richards
P.
Treasurer's office.
Corp.,
Co., Stern, Lauer & Co., Stone &
Youngberg, Taylor & Co., Robert
Winthrop & Co., H. E. Work &
Co., Julien Collins & Co., Crut&
$300,000 sew¬
plant bonds offerea
Santa Rosa until 2:30 p.m. (PST)
on
Oct.
16
for
the purchase of
Necker & Co., Shuman, Agnew &
tenden
William
—
Johansen, County Clerk, will
&
Hanseatic
1—v.
cisco.
dated Oct. 5, 1956.
21,
to
Due
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—William P. Jo-
Co., ban
price of 100.01, a
interest cost of about 3.53%,
on
tax
re¬
a.m.
County Treasurer's office.
$50,000 building
bonds.. Dated Nov. 15, 1956. Due
&
Co.,
Coffin
&
Burr,
Fidelity Union Trust Co., New¬
ark, Hayden, Stone & Co., Heller,
1959
Sale—The
age treatment
purchase
Alameda
11
Sonoma
10
Sale
1, 1956.
and interest
bids at his office in Oakland until
Bond
until
$71,000 building bonds.
Twin
cisco.
Castro
bids
Oct. 22 for the purchase
on
Oct.
1971
to
approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist,
'Co., A. -G.¬ Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco.
Becker & Co., Branch Banking &
Trust Co., of Wilson, Brown Bro¬
Cinnabar School District, Sonoma
thers
Harriman
&
Co,,- Clark,
County, Cailf
Barr
of
Dec.
on
sealed
(PST)
Manteca,,Calif.
Due
1963
Principal
Treasurer's
school
15, 1956.
from
ceive
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
for
16
$180,000
of
Dated
Nov.
on
Oct.
on
Menamin, County Clerk, will
Legality approved by
Dahlquist, Herrington &
Francisco, at
bids at his office in San Diego until
Due
Dist., Monterey
County, Calif.Offering—Emmet G. Me-
•
.
of:
1956.
Sch.
'
Bond
1956.
Orrick,
awarded
Bond Offering — R. B. James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
a.m.
27,
Oct.
Carlsbad Union School District,
San Diego County, Calif.
10:30
Dated Oct. 5,
Tularcitos
+:
$300,000 Union High School Dis¬
trict tax anticipation notes.
150,000 Elementary School Dis¬
trict tax anticipation notes.
Wells, Inc.
Milwaukee
on
Diego
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
Treasurer's
Angeles,
Securities Corporation, Dean Wit¬
ter & Co., Reynolds & Co., Cali¬
fornia
Bank,
of
Los
Angeles,
Bache &
The sale consisted
Meyer & Fox,
Thornton, Mohr
Wheat & Co.,
Arthur
L.
Wright & Co., Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Courts &
Co., Doll & Isphording, Dwinnell,
Frank,
Stern,
First National
Bank
tion, of San Franeisco, and Asso^
ciates, at 3J/4% interest.
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Co.
15,
San
1957 to
Principal
the
$75,000 school
(PST)
Nov.
of
Mason,
Mayer, Stein Bros. & Boyce.
1
Co., Davis, Skaggs & Co.,
Nolan, Fleming - W. B.
Hibbs & Co., Inc., Ginther, John¬
ston & Co., Hooker &
Fay, The
in
for the purchase of
Aug.
Eastman
First
waterworks
on
syndi¬
cate:
First National
City Bank,
Chase Manhattan Bank, both of
New
York, Blyth & Co., First
Boston
Corp., Harriman Ripley
& Co., Inc., Harris Trust & Sav¬
ings Bank, of Chicago, R. H. Moulton & Co., American Trust Co., of
San Francisco, Glore,
Forgan &
Co., C. J. Devine & Co., Goldman,
Edwards
Belford
Due
members
Smithers
County, Calif.
Oltermg—jl,. i.
Bond
2%s.
&
Sutro Bros. & Co.,
&
Farish, J. C.
inclusive.
1968
to
1969 to 1977 inclusive.
from
liam
Net
1963
18,100,000
10
a.m.
inclusive.
1961
to
1,400,000 3s. Due on Aug. 1, 1962.
9,900,000 2V2S.
Due on Aug. 1
& Co., Scott,
Seasongood &
Sattley
V.
H.
ton,
Horner
V
cisco.
Ariz.
Benson,
Company,
Department, 777
Main Street, Hartford, until noon
(EDST) on Oct. 11 for the pur¬
chase
of
$775,000 school bonds.
Corporate Trust
I,
Dated
1
Nov.
from
1, 1956. Due
1957
to
1976
on
able
at
the
Bank & Trust
Hartford
Nov.
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
pay¬
National
Company, of Hart¬
approved by Rob¬
inson, Robinson & Cole, of Hart¬
ford;- Legality
ford.
Volume 124
Number 5575
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1523)
FLORIDA
Board
of
Company
oxan
Control, State of Florida
O. Gainesville), Fla.
(P.
University
J.
B.
Co.,
ouering
Culppeper
and
3s, at
as
teruncate
—Secretary
about
Tillman-Whitaker
price of 97.52, a
a
nounces
sealed bids
until 11 a.m.
Oct.
the
10
for
(EST)
puruchase
of
on
Jan.
1, 1956.
Due
to
incl.
1959
1996
Jan.
on
Prin.
1
from
and
int.
(J-J) payable at The Barnett Na¬
tional
Bank of
Jacksonville,
the
or
at
Guaranty Trust Company, of
New
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
proved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall.
Trimble &
Mitchell, of New
Certificate
water
Sale
revenue
tificates
offered
3.22%,
(P.
$120,000 4s.
1957 to
be received
building
behalf
of
bonds
of
the
Nov.
27
for
$9,325,000
to
be
the
school
issued'
following
on
counties
and in the amounts
indicated:
County
%
Due
$265,000
485,000
150,000
300,000
250,000
1,000,000
200,000
250,000
200,000
300,000
Hamilton
_
Nassau—
Alachua
Brevard
Escambia
___-I
Manatee
Okaloosa
Pasco
St. Lucic
Santa Rosa_
Sarasota
230,000
200,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
1
Broward
___•
Duval
Hillsborough
1,200,000
t
Crange_
1,003,000
*
Palm
Beach
790,000
Fort
Pierce, Fla.
Offering — Director
Certificate
(EST)
chase
until 2:30
Oct. 17 for the pur¬
$5,050,000 electric and
of
on
water system revenue
1977
on
Oct. 23 for the
purchase of $12,000,000 public im¬
1956.
terest
1972
York
City.
Legality approved by
Wood, King 8c Dawson, of New
York City.
was
sold
to
1961
to
1996
Principal
interest (A-O) payable at the
and
Louis
St.
Union
Louis.
April
1,
1956.
-Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Bank, of New
Legality apnroved bv
The
—
Bond
Sale—The
obligation
$1,000,000 sneimprove¬
capital
ment bonds offered Oct.
3—v.
1276—were awarded to
composed
Hamilton
of
Kuhn.
Haupt &
J-J.
8c
County Community Con¬
to
Due
1972
Company,
and
on
3s.
Dated
Jan.
inclusive.
of
1
from
Interest
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernichtj of St.
Louis.
$165,000 5s.
1958
Due
75,000 3s.
on
1962
to
inclusive.
Due
Sept. 1 from
Sept.
on
Henry County Community Uniti.
School District No. 227
(P. O.
Cambridge), III.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 27—v.
184,
1277
p.
Blair
1,
314 s.
from
600,000
Due
on
Co.,
Due
on
Sept.
(EST)
a.m.
of
on
Oct. 24 for
$7,500,000 water
revenue
bonds.
Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
April
1957 to 1977 inclusive.
Dated
'Guaranty
(A-O) payable at the
Trust
Co., New York
Legality approved by Cald¬
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell,
New York City.
District
Oct.
3—v.
1277—were awarded to
p.
of
the
a
314 s, at a price
of about 3.22%.
group
Trust
Northern
of
Adams County
100.21,
&
as
basis
a
3
—v.
awarded
184,
to
1277 —were
Northern Trust
p.
the
Bristol
School
tion
Bond
Building Corpora¬
(P .O. Bristol), Ind.
■
Offering—Harry
R.
bids until 4:30 p.m.
for
the
(CST)
purchase
mortgage
of
on
Due
:ipal
at
and
the
Soshen.
Ross,
interest
Salem
Bank
o1
lviuier, of Indianapolis.
ceive
sealed
(CST)
of
bids
until
2
p.m.
Oct. 15 for the purchase
bonds, as follows
on
$50,000
School
Township bonds.
semi-annually from July
1, 1957 to July 1, 1968 inclu-
sive.
17,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
semi-annually from July 1,
1957 to July 1, 1965 inclusive.
Dated
and
Oct.
interest
State
zens
1,
Legality
McCord,
Indianapolis.
Ice
&
July 1
Prin-
payable
Trust
Co.,
approved
&
1956.
payable
Bank,
Principal
at
of
the
a
Miller,
of
1400—were
p.
Oct. 3
awaraed
of
Harris
Bank, City Na¬
& Trust
Co., Kansas
City, and Rodman & Renshaw, as
Bond
bonds
1066
Note
Sale
F.
S.
Bond
Sale
—
The
2
—
v.
awarded
were
Housing
Agency,
$175,000 non
bonds of¬
184, p. 1173 —
dormitory
Oct.
to
and
the
Federal
Home
Finance
23/4S.
as
&
Co., New York City, purcnased
on
2
—
note
$10,000,000
and
issues
to
aggregating
bear
3%
interest,
consisting of:
notes.
Dated Nov. 1,
1956 and due June
14, 1957.
7,000,000
1956
Notes
notes.
and
are
Dated
Exchange Bank, New
City. Legality approved by
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers
&
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
(EDST)
chase
ceive
sealed
bids
until
1:30
p.m.
(CST) on Oct. 12 for the purchase
of $98,000 water
works revenue
bonds. Dated Oct, 1, 1956. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1957 to 1986 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
the
at
Parker
pay¬
Banking
Parker.,
Legality
approved
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller,
Indianapolis.
Co.,
by
awarded
to
sealed
and
(CST)
on
net
as
J.
J.
interest
oral
bids
until
8
p.m.
Oct. 15 for the purchase
revenue
Dated Nov. 1,1956.
Due
1958
City
sealed
and
(CST)
on
Clerk,
oral
will
bids
receive
until
2
p.m.
Oct. 16 for the purchase
$34,000
sewer
bonds,
fol¬
as
lows:
general
Due
obligation
Nov.
on
1
bonds.
from
1957
to
1959 inclusive.
12,000
special
Due
on
assessment
June
1
bonds
from
1957
to
about
4.05%,
on
Sept. 1 from
1974 inclusive.
Due
Note
on
Sept. 1 from
bonds
are
dated
Nov.
1,
1956. Legality approved by Rogers
8c Dorweiler, of Des Moines.
Sale—The
revenue
$325,000
bonds
offered
elec¬
Oct.
1
awarded
&
to
Shaw, McDerCo., of Des Moines.
bonds
Due
on
are
Oct.
School Dist.
No.
13
City
Dated Dec. 1, 1956.
dated
1
Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
the
office
of
the
from
Oct.
1,
1961
to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
payable at the City Treas¬
.
/
interest
of
(P. O. Lake
(CST)
Commissioners, will
until
10
Washington
County (P. O.
Hagerstown), Md.
Bond
Offering — President W.
Elgin
announces
that
the
Lee
County Commissioners will receive
bids
Oct.
as
Gravity
from
1
re¬
Sub-Drainage
bonds.
1957
Due
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
at
the
Gravity1
Nicodemus
Hagerstown.
Legality
approved by Niles, Barton, Yost &
Dankmeyer, of Baltimore.
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston,
Mass.
Bond Offering
Gildea,
City
to
1986
Oct.
23
$5,768,000
the
Due
1957 to 1961
public
from
bonds
1
1957
Due
Nov.
on
to
1986
in¬
dated
are
1
bonds.
from
Secretary -of
School
Board, will receive sealed
1956.
Due
(CST)
purchase
bonds.
on
the
of
1
(M-N)
ing institution
proved
Oct. 23
$2,600,000
Dated
Nov.
Parish
on
Nov.
from
inclusive.
successful
Due
bonds.
to
1966
Nov.
on
1
from
Due
Principal
payable at
1958 to
and
a
in¬
bank¬
designated
by
Legality
bidder.
1,
the
Due
on
inclusive.
The
1956.
one
Nov.
bonds
from
1
to
Nov.
dated
are
1957
1,
Principal and interest
able
the
at
urer's
pay¬
City Collector-Treas¬
office.
,
Brockton,
Mass.
Bond Offering—Leo V. Clancy,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids
at
Bank
the
National
of
Boston,
until 11
40
Shawmut
Water
Oct. 9
St.,
(DST) on
for the purchase of $50,000
water
bonds.
Boston,
a.m.
Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1961
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Due
on
payable
Bank.
at
the
Legality
above-mentioned
approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Palmer
by
&
Canton, Mass.
Bond
for
from
1,700,000 parking facilities bonds.
by Chapman & Cutler, of
or
1
ap¬
Bids may be made for the entire
bonds
Nov.
on
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Chicago.
$2,600,000
1957
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Dec.
Ward,
1976
1
800,000 bridge construction
on
Quachita Parish School District
No. 1 (P.O. Monroe), La.
Bond
Offering — William W.
building
Nov.
68,000 voting machine bonds. Due
Sub-Drainage
bonds.
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
the
construc¬
on
1966 inclusive.
1976
for
1
inclusive.
Due
1957 to
equip¬
Nov.
on
ways,
bonds.
from
of
follows:
Departmental
1,000,000
noon
purchase
as
bonds.
ment
from
tion
for
bonds,
$1,000,000
in¬
1,
1956. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
James E.
—
Collector-Treasurer,
will receive sealed bids until
clusive.
The
National
of
1,200,000 school building and site
District No.
Dec.
of
follows:
as
on
clusive.
480,000
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
inclusive.
District No. 2
Dec.
11
the
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on Oct.
from
1957
to
1981
inclusive.
1
follows:
$3,300,000
until
16? for
$1,650,000 school, series A bonds.
6,500,000 school, series B bonds.
a.m.
of $3,780,000 Greater City of Lake
Charles public improvement
bonds,
Bank,
Hagersiownu JLegality approved
Niles, Barton, Yost & Dankmeyer, of Baltimore.
by
Oct. 31 for the purchase
on
Prin¬
payable
01
on
Gravity Drainage
bids
(A-O)
the Nicodemus National
at
—
sealed
(EST)
pay¬
Charles), La.
Offering
Robert J.
ceive
a.m.
from 1957 to 1981 inclusive.
cipal and
Parish
Treasurer, or at any
specified by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
No. 4
Ker-
receive
municipal purpose bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1
bank
District
11
Oct. 16 for the purchase of
$5,-
on
School Board
Calcasieu Parish
will
until
800,000
able
at
Clerk,
bids
Bank,
p.m. (CST) on Nov. 1 for
purchase of $150,000 building
able
Due
Md.
Otiering—Elden L.
sealed
the
bonds.
1956.
foregoing supple¬
$8,000,000 bonds,
(P. O. Benton), La.
Bond
Offering — T. L. Rodes,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, ,will< receive sealed bids
terest
Harlan, Iowa
Bond
Parish
The
—
sealed
LOUISIANA
Bossier
1,
MARYLAND
on
bids until 7 p.m.
1965 inclusive.
The
1973
Due
Dec.
pur¬
Jonesport
obligation
ments the report published in our
issue of Oct. 1.—v.
184, p. 1400.
on Sept.
1 from
inclusive.
1963
928,000 4s.
man
$22,000
terest
Due
to
1964 to
on
Dodge, Iowa
Offering—Robert H. Clel-
Bond
1956.
of
356,000 3%s.
ity approved by Zastrow, Noah &
Smith, of Charles City.
were
of
cost
$141,000 4s.
Board
Principal and interest payable at
the City Treasurer's office.
Legal¬
mott
composed
Hilliard
follows:/
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1960 inclusive.
tric
—were
group
B.
the
for
a.m.
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1986 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
pay¬
able at the State Treasurer's of¬
Christ, Secretary-Treasurer of the
$40,000 parking meter
bonus.
of
a
offered
1277
p.
Corp.; Blyth
& Son;
Almstedt Bros,; Bankers Bond
Co.;
Stein Bros/ &
Boyce, and W. L.
Lyons & Co., at a price of 98, a
Co.;
Bond
Charles City, Iowa
BondOffering — Helen B.
Webster, City Clerk, will receive
of
184,
Equitable Securities
of
IOWA
Dated
re¬
11
on
ney,
sewer
bonds
revenue
11
$1,000,000
Bridge general
Bond
1—v.
Oct.
on
until
Hagerstown,
Madisonville, Ky.
Bond Sale—The
$1,425,000
water
bids
of
Reach
Car¬
Treasurer, will
sealed
KENTUCKY
&
p.
Kohl-
(State of)
Offering—Frank S.
State
ceive
payable at the Chemi¬
Corn
Oct.
184,
to
Nov. 15,'
fice.
14, 1957.
due June
York
and
2—v.
MAINE
bonds.
$3,000,000
cal
Oct.
awarded
Co., and Ladd, Dinkins &
jointly.
Co.,
until 2
Parker, Ind.
Bond
Offering — M. Waymari
Jacobs, Town Treasurer, will re¬
offered
—were
meyer &
penter,
Smithers
Oct.
District
(P. O. Amite), La.
Sale—The $91,000 school
Bond
Wichita, Kan.
Indiana
fered
inclusive.
Maine
College (P. O. Marion)i
tax-exempt
1976
Ill
-
1975 to 1991 inclusive.
Marion
to
Bank
21/2S.
polis.
The
by
$1,557,000 vari¬
group
composed
& Savings
tional
Citi¬
Fairmount.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indiana¬
■
1958
No.
—
bonds.
on
(J-J)
Oct.
$385,000
revenue
Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
to
Trust
American
Liberty Township (P. O. R. R. 1,
Jonesboro), Ind.
Bond
Offering
Clarence
J.
Mart, Township Trustee, will re¬
Col¬
lins, President, will receive sealed
from 1959 to 1979 inclusive.
awarder
ice
land,
Co., and Wm. Blair & Co., both of
Chicago, jointly, at 27/8s, at a price
of 100.09, a basis Of aoout
2.86%
11
group composed cf the IruSc
the
Lawrenceburg.
Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
(P. O. Decatur),
Sale—The $450,000 hospi¬
improvement
bonds
offered
tal
184,
v.
Fort
Bond
first
Athens, Ga.
Bond Sale—The
$600,^00 traffic
improvement bonds offered Oct.
2—v. 124, p. 1400—were
at
Bank,
INDIANA
City.
184,
Co., Chicago, Braun, Bosworth
Co., and Bacon, Whipple & Co.,
well.
GEORGIA
payable
State
Louis,
(P. O. Lena), III.
Sale—The $775,000 build¬
composed
1 from
Principal
and interest
St.
Indiana
Commission, Fla.
Bond Offering—G. H.
Stanton,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
purchase
of
bonds offered
Oct.
until 10
Wm,
No. 202
Bond
ing
1
Utilities
and electric
to
Mercantile
Community Unit School
1
from 1969 to 1981 inclusive.
Q'lando
the
Stephenson & Jo Daviess Counties
1965 to 1963 inclus ve.
3.60s.
and
Company,
1363
Sept.
awarded
were
—
&
and 1964.
160,000
(J-J)
1, 1957 to Jan. 1, 1967
Principal and interest
jointly.
group
8z Co.;
Co.;
on
semi-annually
;
Bond Sale—An issue of
$150,000
school building bonds was sold to
a
loeb
.
a
approved
solidated School District No. 106
(P. O. McLeansboro), III.
184,
White, Weld &
Co.; Schmidt. Poole, Roberts &
Farke, and Harrington & Co., at
a
price of 100.02, a net interest
cost of about
3.59%, as follows:
to
Legality
7
Trust
Miami, Fla.
(CST)
p.m.
or $2,600,000.
In any event
maturity
schedule
will
be
the
Tangipahoa Parish School
purposes bonds offered
Company,
Manhattan
City.
1
Oct. 16 for the purchase of
$275,000 school building bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1956.
Due
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
Louis.
1958
foregoing supple¬
report published in our
issue of Oct. 1.—v. 184,
p. 1400.
of
Trust
Sept. I, 1956.
ments the
the
inclusive.
1
from
—
composed of
group
April
interest
Note
_
a
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson, and McDougal
&
Condon, Inc., as 3%s. Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Aug. 1 from
Bond Sale—The
ous
Twp.
Avenue,
Tebbs
20
000,
from
Topeka, Kan.
on
1986 inclusive.
Bond Offering
Carl E. Haag,
Township Trustee, will receive
bonds
revenue
certifi¬
on
1, 1956. Due
Lawrenceburg), Ind.
Sale—An issue of $1,200,-
waterworks
KANSAS
Lawrenceburg Township Sch.
Effingham Water Authority (P. O.
Effingham), III.
Bond
office.
Legality approved
Bannister, Carpenter, Ahlers
Cooney, of Des Moines.
revenue
Due
000
by
on
Chicago or New York
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
man &
Cutler, of Chicago.
$33,000
ILLINOIS
series
1988 inclusive.
Treasurer,
Co., New
Bankers Trust
tne
ac
White-Phillips
Davenport, as 4l/2S
to
15,
(A-O) payable at the office
of the above-mentioned
or
Oct.
Principal and in¬
the
Patterson, Freeman, Richardson
& Watson, of Jacksonville.
•
Dated
Oct. 15 from 1959 to
Due
cates.
Chase
bonds.
on
inclusive.
seventh
3,100,000
Dated
Due
1976
certificates,
inclusive.
sealed bids
Co., 46 Wail
City, until 9
urer's
&
$2,-
in
pany
sealed bids until
Lee,
of
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the
Gary National Bank,
Gary, or at a bank or trust com¬
(P. O.
Kam Tai
York
(DST)
p.m.
purchase
Oct. 1 from 1959 to
on
—
the
Dated Oct.
inclusive.
follows:
$1,950,000 sixth series certificates.
Due on April 1 from 1959 to
Ira
from
1
bonus.
from July
of
will receive sealed bids
p.
184,
(Territory of)
Offering
for
Street, New
a.m.
(DST)
St.
c'al
Aug.
on
22
at the Bankers Trust
nounces
York
3—v.
Treasurer, will receive
of Finance
George M. Mitchell an¬
that the City Commission
sealed bids until 2
1960, inclusive.
Hawaii
Bond
provement
Amount
Franklin
-
cer¬
Aug. 1 from
1961 to 1976, inclusive.
Board of Education
until
.purchase
and
Oct.
630,000 3.20s. Due
d.
Tallahassee).* Fl<i.
Bond Offering—Sealed
bids will
as
$750,000
HAWAII
Florida State
,
The
follows:
as
City.
p.m.
—
anticipation
& Co., and Merrill
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane, jointly, at a
price
of par, a net interest cost of about
York
—
875,000 parking facilities
1172—were awarded to Shields
p.
Gary, Ind.
Bond Offering
George Chacharis, City Controller, will receive
Oct.
Augusta, Ga.
$3,-
000,000 University of Florida dor¬
mitory revenue certificates. Dated
Co.,
basis of
3.20%.
an¬
that the Board of Control
of the State of Florida will receive
of 'Georgia,
Atlanta;
Co., inc.; j. xi. Hilsman 6c
cc
51
or
more of the following lots:
$500,000; $1,000,000; $1,500,000; $2,000,-
Offering
—
Howard
Capen, Town Treasurer, will
ceive
chants
28
sealed
bids
National
State
c/o
Bank
The
of
Street, Boston,
B.
re¬
Mer¬
Boston,
until 11
52
onicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1524)
'•
(EDST)
a.m.
purchase
Oct.
on
10
$2,035,000
V'-
of
follows:
the.
for
bonds,
capital
5,000,000
Due
as
1957
from
1
$1,860,000 3s, due on Sept. 15
from 1966 to 19dl inclusive.
bonds
outlay
Nov.
on
tc
«
Due
school
from
1
1957
to
100.20,
1,250,000 Horseneck Beach Reser¬
1976 inclusive.
school
Nov.
Due
on
1957
from
1
vation
bonds.
1976
in¬
to
clusive.
Dated
Nov.
1956.
1,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Chelsea, Mass.
Bond
Sale—The
construction
$150,000 street
bonds
offered Oct. 3
1400—were awarded
to Coffin & Burr, Inc., Boston, as
3s, at a price of 100.07, a basis of
184,
Fall
River, Mass.
Offering: —• Frederick
Bond
B.
Zebrasky, City Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
bids
sealed
Shawm ut
the
at
Bank
of
Boston,
of $380,000
municipal relief bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1956.
1957
1958. Principal and in¬
payable at the above-men•
Due
Oct. 1,
on
and
New
York
averaging about 1.71%.
Sale—i
& Co., and
&
ness
100.3d,
about
oi
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
National
chants
3.10s,
at
of
about
Great
Bank
184,
the
to
price
a
sewer
3—v.
awarded
will
Treasurer,
re¬
ceive sealed bias at the First Na¬
$85,Of0
Oct.
offered
1401—were
City
gerald,
Fitz¬
J.
Onering—jowi
tional
of
Boston, Municipal
45 Milk Street, Boston,
(DST) on Oct. 5
for the purcnase of $120,000 street
p.
Division,
Mar-
until
of
Boston,
100.13, a
of
Bank
11
a.m.
construction bonds.
2.98%.
Due
j.956.
Dated Nov.
1,
de¬
partment equipment bonds offered
terest
Sept. 27
by Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
irtugg, of Boston.
Bond Sale—Tne $Zo,Uuu me
184,
v.
—
1278
p.
—
Great Barrington
and the National
Mahaiwe
Bank,
both of Great
Barrington, as 2y2s.
awarded
the
to
Savings
Bank,
$1,800,000
Due
school
.
project
Nov.
on
Bond
bonds.
from
1
1957
235,00 school bonds. Due
from 1957
Dated
and
1976 inclusive.
Bond
sealed
Bank
of
Bank
Holliston,
o w n
K. Vaughn
Treasurer,
will
receive
bids at the First National
of
Boston,
Milk
45
Street,
(D3T)
a.m.
o»
-
Oct. 10 for the purchase of $^05,-
bonds,
follows:
as
$715,000 school project bonds. Due
Sept. 1 from 1957 to
on
190,000
Boston,
until
Milk
45
(DST)
noon
school
bonds.
on
1975
in¬
clusive.
bonds
dated
are
Sept.
Principal and interest
Due
Oct.
on
mclusive.
able at the above-mentioned
Legality
approved
Thorndike, Palmer
bank,
Storey,
Dodge,~ oi
by«
&
Boston.
Lawrence, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 water
offered
1401—were
Oct.
2—v.
awarded
184,
to
the
p.
Ar¬
lington Trust Co., of Lawrence, as
3.20s, at a price of 100.52, a basi.
of about 3.12%.
Offering—John
F.
of)
Treasurer
and
ReceiverGeneral, will receive sealed bids
the
as
(DST)
noon
on
Oct.
17
for
purchase of $57,600,000 bonds,
1
follows:
Lot A
vation
buildings bonds.
1, from 1957 to
Due
Nov.
inclusive,
j
No. 2
Bond
Quinsigamond
Park
bonds.
1
from
1957
Due
to
1966
on.
in¬
Lot B
38,000,000 highway improvement
bonds.
1958 to
10,000,000
Due
on
Due
on
Nov.
1
Nov.
outlay
1
1976 inclusive.
from
1959
Mich.
Due on July 1 from
Principal
inclusive.
1984
to
bank
payable at a
trust company to be des¬
or
(J-J)
ignated by the successful bidder,
cegality approved by Miller, Can-
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Rich¬
District Secretary,' will re¬
ards,
bids
sealed
ceive
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST)-oir Oct. 8 for the purchase
anticipation notes. Dated
of $70,000
Sept.
Due April
1956.
1,
1957.
1,
Ecorse
til
8
the
cluive.
1
Vite,
are
1961.
Oct.
on
10
for
$19,500
Sept.
from
Bonds
thereafter
1,
of
Dated
April
on
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
building
1956/ Due
1,
1957
due
to
in
callable
Principal
in-
1974
1962
of
as
and
April
interest
and
(A-O) payable at a banking insti¬
tution, designated by the success¬
ful bidder.
Legality approved by
of Detroit.
Birmingham School District, Mich.
Note
ory,
Offering—Amos
Secretary
the
of
G.
Greg¬
Board
of
Education, wil receive sealed bids
until 8
p.m.
(EST)
on
cipation notes.
Due Feb.
Oct.
11 for
Note
Park),
Cobb,
Oct.
$12,26^,030
2—v.
awarded
to
184,
a
p.
syndi¬
cate headed
from
general
public
provement bonds at
100.20,
bonds.
about
1957, to
000
vi;.'
1957
a
net
3.16%,
4s, due
a
interest
as
on
re¬
p.m.
Livonia
No.
5
(P.
eral
building
fered
were
O.
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
'
Sale—The
Oct.
1
site
and
—
awarded
184,
v.
to
a
1957 to
755,000 2%s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1973 to 1981, inclusive.
000
bonds of¬
p.
1401 —
group
price oi
cost
Geo.
& Co.,
$405,000 43As. Due
to71965» inclusive;. and
received
on
275,000 4s.
Imlay City,
Bond
Pleasant Grove School District
Sept.
24—v.
awarded
to
184,
Note
$200,000
sew¬
1173—were
p.
composed of
group
a
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Mc¬
Donald-Moore & Co., Ryan, Sut¬
herland & Co., and Friday & Co.,
as. 4s, at a price of par.
10Michigan
■
1975
to
1982
June 1 from
on
received
be
until
7:30
will
by the County Clerk
(EST) on Oct. 8
purchase of $80,000 road
notes, as follows:
-; AA^,-/Ap.m.
the
for
1959
1964
to
on
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
20,000 notes. Due
on
The notes
dated Oct. 1, 1956.
July 15 from
to
1970
on
July 15 from
inclusive.
of
$160,000 school site and;;
bonds.
Dated
July Lj'
on July 1 from
1957 to j
inclusive. Principal and in*-];
building
1956.
Due
1986
terest
payable at the Firsts]
Manistique. Le-i
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
j'
(J-J)
National Bank, of
Note
The
—
on
bonds!
foregoing
when originally
not sold
fered
Madison
of-i}
Sept. 17.
Offering—Myrtle Cham¬
berlain, City Clerk, will receive
Oct.
bids
until
10 for the
special
8
p.m.
(EST)
on
purchase of $235,-
assessment
bonds,
as
Bond Offering—Robert J.
Dec.
on
VA
1
sewer
from
bonds.
Due
1956 to 1160
inclusive.
283,CC0
improvement
street
bonds.
Due
on
1956
1960
inclusive,
The
to
bonds
1956.
are
L from
Dec.
dated
Oct.
bids until 8 p.m. (EST)
for
a
bank
or
designated by the
pany
on Oct. 15,;
purchase of $375,000 spe¬
the
cial assessment bonds.
trust
payable at a bank
designated by
bidder.
Legality
approved by Berry, Stevens &j,
Moorman, of Detroit.'
success
ul
(J-D)
trust
or
the
company
successful
Royal Oak School District, Mich.
1,
com¬
1961
to
Dated Oct.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1957
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at
NunnA
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
1, 1956.
follows:
$12,000 sanitary
Mich.
Roseville,
Heights, Mich.
Bond
Bond
Offering
—
H.
Margaret
Williams, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bidder.
bids until 8 p.m.
ler,
for the
Legality approved by Mil¬
Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of Detroit.
eral
Mich.
1
Offering—Lyle
A.
Thor-
(EST) on Oct. 17
purchase of $2,400,C0J gen¬
from
1958
to
able at the
field,- Faddock
troit.
(EST) on Oct. 11 fcr
purchase of $100,003 tax an¬
Midland School District, Mich.
Bond
Sale —The
building bonds offered
p.
group
$3,100,030
a
composed of Halsey, Stuart
First of Michigan Cor¬
inclusive.;
(J-J)
pay¬
Bank, Detroit.1
Legality approved by Miller, Can&
Stone,
of
De-;
"
~
j
j
Standish, Mich.
Bond Offering—M.
City
D. Winslow.
will receive s.aled,
(EST) on Oct. 10
Clerk,
bids until 8 p.m.
the
for
Oct. 2—v.
1401-—were awarded to
Detroit
bonds.,;
Due on July;1
1980
Principal and interest
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
burn,
site
building
and
July 1,. 1955.
Dated
Mason School District,
184,
Gogebic County (P. O. Bessemer),
4
pur-j;
vJ
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
12,000 3 Vis. Due'
until
bids
Oct. 16 for the
on
the
-
Sale—The
on
(EST)
were
are
Lewis,:]
C. A.
—
sealed
receive
p.m.
Aug. 1, 1957
1958.
and
$32,000 motor
ticipation notes, consisting of $50,vehicle highway fund bonds of¬
000 maturing April 1,
It57, and
fered Oct. 1—v. 184, p. 1401—were
awarded to Walter J. Wade, Inc.,- $50,000 on April 1, 1958. The notes
vviu be dated Oct. 1, 1956.
of Grand Rapids, a3 follows:
A
Offering
until 8 p.m.
inclusive.
Frankfort, Mich.^
$20,000 3%s. Due
Bond
chase
:
A Note Offering—Sealed bids
Note
345,000 4V2S. Due
Township School District
O. Curtis), Mich.
jj
No. 8 (P.
will
Iron County (P^O, Crystal Falls),
HAc A AA
\
Secretary of Board of Education,:;
1401.
p.
Scofield,
July 1, 1958.
Portage
foregoing supersedes
the report published in our issue
184,
R.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 10 for the
purchase of $27,000 tax anticipa-,j
tion
notes.
Dated
Oct.
1, 1956. j
Note—The
1—v.
Offering—L.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Due
1957 to 1974 inclusive.
;
;j
-j
Lansing), Mich.
disposal system bonds offered
age
V|
(P. O. 2130 W. Holmes Road,
Mich.
Sale—The
1 from
June
Due on
1973 to 1982 inclusive.
Oct. 16, according to
Patterson, Village Clerk.
-
June 1 from
on
for
bonds
water
were
120,000 4Vis. Due on June 1 from
1967 to 1972 inclusive,
on
J.
Michigan
highway
Dated Sept.
1
,
purchase of $38,500 motor'
vehicle
from
fund
1, 1956.
1957
to
Due
1971
bonds.
on
July!
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
pay-;
& Co. Inc.;
able
Offering—Rudolph J. Egizi,
poration; Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
signated by the successful bidder^
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Inc.; Hornblower & Weeks; Paine,
Michigan
of
15 from
and
bids
no
|
1966 inclusive.
1957 to
$380,-
Aug. 14—v. 184, p. 773—are being
re-offered for sale, bids 011 this
occasion to be opened at 8 p.m.
com¬
Corporation,
Barcus, Kindred & Co., Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., Watling, Lerchen
&
Co.,
McDonald
& Co.,
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., H. V.
Sattley & Co., Inc., Shannon &
Co., and Friday & Co., at a price
of
100.02, a net interest cost of
about 4.58%, as follows:
$130,000 4 ^s. Due on June 1 from
Re-Offered—The
sewer
which
|
Sattley & Co., as follows:
Holly, Mich.
Bonds
j
Co., Inc., Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
McDonald-Moore & Co., and H. V.
from
1
$525,000 build- j
Bond Sale—The
ing bonds offered Sept. 27—v. 184,
p. 1278—-were awarded to a group
composed of Braun, Bosworth &
Nov. 1 from
Due on Nov.
||
Napoleon Rural Agricultural School jj
! District, Mich,
1962 to 1972, inclusive.
000
gen¬
gality approved by Berry, Stevens
of Detroit.
1961, inclusive.
695,000 3s.
Inc., Stranahan, Harris & Co., the
of
on
|
& Moorman,
■
Mich.
$750,000
bonds, j
March
J
inclusive.
1980
to
pital bonds offered Oct. 3—v. 184,
p. 1278—were awarded to a group
composed of Blyth & Co., Inc.,
halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Baxter,
Williams & Co., H. V. Sattley &
Co., S. R. Livingstone, Crouse &
Co., and Friday & Co., as follows:
saled
posed of Braun, Bosworth
First
Park,
1958
|
Principal and interest (M-S) payable at a bank or trust company
Redford
Dist.
Livonia),
Sale—The
Bond
and
Fractional School
Townships
im¬
follows: $373,Sept.
8
1957.
15,
1S67
$2,838,000
will
until
bids
(EST) on Oct. 10 for the purchase
of $55,000 tax anticipation notes.
Dated
Sept. 15, 1956. Due Feb.
Bond
Sale —The
offered
Clerk,
Township
sealed
$600,000 storm water sewer
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
from
(EST)
of
purchase
the
for
Mich.
$1,700,000 hos¬
Bond
A.
Norman
—
until 7:30 p.m.
23
Oct.
on
receive j{
will
Clerk,
City
sealed bids
Paddock
$60,000 notes. Due
Mich.
anti¬
1, 1957.
1401—were
Offering
Dated Oct, 1, 1956.
Detroit, Mich.
bonds
Township (P. 0> Allen
Offering—Arthur J. Leut-
scher,
by
|i
Muskegon, Mich.
A
Bond
1
Highland
Due on
1962.
Stone, of Detroit.
Lansing School District, Mich.
Farmington,
O.
700,000 2%s.
for the
10
approved
Canfield,
Miller,
Secretary,
interest
and
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
1976 inclusive.
capital
will receive
(EST) on
Oct. 11 for the purchase of $200,000 school building bonds.
Dated
District
ceive
by the Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, and Drexel &
Co., as follows:
clusive.
.
Niles),
Offering—Glenn
Bond
Lake
State
Foster,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
by
&
from 1957 to
Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
April 1 from 1957 to 1974
(EST)
Mich.
Bond Offering—Olive M.
197b
Township School District
(P. O. R. R. 4, Bertrand
1964
1,000,000
Nov.
to
the purchase of $500,000 tax
$1,350,000 Horseneck Beach Reser¬
on
1957
Ken¬
nedy,
until
from
1
Legality
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Massachusetts (Commonwealth
Bond
Street, Boston,
on
Oct. 9 for
3ertrand
bonds.
bonds
Clark,
approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
1,
pay¬
|
School District,
DeWitt
purchase of $785,030 school
project bonus. Dated Oct. 1, 19o6
Road,
The
1.956.
-
Note Offering—Robert W.
MICHIGAN
Due
1957 to
Co.
the
I"
Sept. 1 from
West¬
York; A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Co.; Wertheim & Co.; Hirsch &
East
E.
197b
inclusive.
&
Waltham, Mass.
Offering—John
oids at the First National Eank of
Offering—Eli
on
of Oct.
City Treasurer, will receive sealea
'VV-AA
:
incorpoiaied,
St. Louis,
3.22%.
Bond
Boston.
Mass.
Boston, until 11:30
000
about
p.
Oct.
on
15 j;
jj
March 15, jj
on March
1961 inclusive.
Due
3s.
$2,400,000
of Educa¬
bonds.
Co.,
Company of
Trust
Aug. 1, 1956.
vari¬
$425,000
bonds offered Oct. 2
1401—were awardea to
Halsey, Stuart & Co., and Gold¬
man, Sachs & Co., jointly, as 3 Vis,
at a
price of 100.13, a basis oi
184,
1, 1956.
Principal
payable at the Mer¬
National
AA
T
Nov.
on
approved
Nov.
interest
chants
to
Sale—The
purposes
—v.
to
inclusive.
1976
Legality
Revere, Mass.
ous
1
Bank.
syndi¬
the
of
Co.,
Trust
Securities corporation,
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.; Rey¬
nolds & Co.; L. F. Rothscnild &
CO.; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.; J.
C. Bradlord & Co.; Kean, 'ia>loi
payable at the above-men¬
tioned
were
ing
Due
Equitable
Principal ind in¬
inclusive.
1965
Barrington, Mass.
&
Blair
New
ern
Nov. 1 from 1957 to
on
(EST)
p.m.
$250,000 3%s. Due
members
Other
cate:
Marine
Pittsfield, Mass.
Bond
Franklin, Mass.
elusive.
v
Mercantile
Bank.
inclu¬
1965
to
and $l,300,00u os, due on
Sept. 15 from l»oo to lObl in-
3.zus, at a
as
basis
1957
from
lo
due on Sept.
sive;
D winnell, Harka
price
2,000,000 puolic sewer bonds at a
price of 100.20, a net interest
cost
of aDOuc 3.10%, as fol¬
2—v.
Hill, jointly,
of
arice
8
Sept. 15 from la57 to
on
lows: $700,003 4s,
3.15%,
at a
3s,
as
follows:
as
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Legality
1968 inclusive.
184, p.
i40l—were awarded to Goldman,
^aens
a
City), Mich.
Offering—Robert A. Hall,
Secretary of the Board
Stranahan, j
100-09,
2.88 /o,
and
Co.,
&
Co., at a price of
net interest cost of about
Harris &
Traverse
Bond
Sattley & Co., j
Co.; H. V.
Shannon
(P. O.
(P. O. Rcute 5, Box 249,
,
Ryan, Suih- j
Donald-Moore & Co.;
erland &
Mc¬
Co.;
MacArthur ' &
ower,
1957.
1956. Due Jan. 25,
15,
basis of about 2.86%.
of 100.61,
$440,000 schoo.
ne
Oct.
offered
bonds
Due
Mass.
Paxton,
Bond
bonds
Rugg, of Boston.
basis
interest rates
City, at
aoout
of
inclusive.
1981
to
fund
authority State-aided
project notes offered Oct. 2 were
awaraed
to
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
cost
$50,-
j
(
V-
Dated
as
3,350,0(j0 motor vehicle highway
$7,bU5,000 local
Sale—ine
Note
price oi lou.20, a
a
of
follows: $1,070,000 inclusive.
Principal and interest
4s, aue on Sept. 15 fiom i9ui
(A-O) payable at a banking insti¬
to 1985 inclusive; ana $£,38j,tution designated by the success¬
000 3s, aue on Sept. Id irom
ful bidder.
3,16%,
nousing
Legality approve,
by Ropes, Gray, best, Coolidge &
as
Authorities,
Masachusetts
at
interest
net
1965
Massachusetts Housing
ana
purchase
anticipation notes.
lignung purchase of $20,000 school build¬
utility
public
bonds
in
Treasury
inclusive;
due on Sept. 15
1966 to 1971 inclusive.
from
General.
40
Street, Boston, urun noun
(DST) on Oct. 9 for the purchase
tioned
State
as
on
1965
to
3,450,000
the State's fiscal agency
National
Water
terest
at
cost oi
follows: $4o0,Sept. 15 irom
$180,000 3s,
Boston,
in
New York City or Chicago. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
the
Attorney
the
or
4s, due
1957
payable
interest
and
Principal
at
p.
about 2.97%.
000
the
for
Gunton School District
net interest
a
3.16%,
about
1
from 1957 to 1996 inclusive.
and
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Nov.
on
1,000,000 drainage and flood con¬
trol
bonds.
Due on Nov. 1
Principal
interest payable at the Mer¬
chants National Bank of Boston.
Due
bonds.
from 1957 to 1984 inclusive.
8
tax
Oct.
ment-
-
,
bot e
bonds.;
project
Nov.
on
235,000
—v,
general public improvebonds
at' a<> price -, of
630,000
inclusive.
1916
,
$1,800,000
Oct.
000
8, 1956
Monday, October
...
Note
bids
until
9:30
a.m.
(EST)
on'
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Ken-
at
a
banking institution de¬
Legality approved by berry, Stev¬
ens
&
Moorman, of Detroit.
Number 5575
Volume 184
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
23
Wyoming Township Fourth Class
School
District
Grand
2
(P
.O.
184,
Re-Offered
The
—
for
offered
Oct.
on
sale
8
at
the
Beaver
1
Boyd,
water works bonds. Dated
1976
Feb.
inclusive.
1959
Principal
to
terest payable at a suitable bank¬
ing
institution
successful
designated
bidder.
the
by
Legality
proved
by Faegre
Minneapolis.
&
ap¬
Benson,
of
Biwabik, Minn.
$40,000 street
improvement bonds offered Oct. 1
184,
—v.
to
1278—were
p.
Piper, Jaffray
awarded
& Hopwood,
of
Minneapolis.
Bloomington, Minln.
Certificate Sale —: The $58,000
.
certificates
fered
Oct.
1
of
1.60%
Co.,
3V2S. The
as
cer¬
March
from
—
&
additional
bear
of¬
1278
Kalman
to
Minneapolis),
tificates
184, p.
v.
—
awarded
were
of
indebtedness
of
interest
1,
1957
to
1, 1957.
Sept.
Gilbert,
plant
bonds
Minn.
Sept.
offered
-
Golden
Valley, Minn.
Offering—Royce Owens,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 12
for the purchase of $1,000,000 gen¬
Bond
eral
3
obligation
Feb.
Aug. 1, 1956.
from
1
clusive.
1958
Legality
Dorsey,
Sewer
Trunk
bonds. Dated
on
Owen,
1978
to
in¬
by
approved
Barker,
Scott
&
i
Further information may be had
from T. G.
Evensen & Associates,
722 First National Soo Line
Building, Minneapolis 2.
Hennepin
Independent
County
School District
No.
24
(P.
Offering
C.
F.
—
1963
1956.
Due
inclusive.
on
Feb.
from
1
1959
to
Principal and in¬
payable
at
any
suitable
bank designated by the purchaser.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
terest
Maple
Plain, Minn.
Bond Offering—Earl M. Ander¬
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8
Oct.
000
for
10
p.m. (CST) on
purchase of $16,-
the
village hall bonds. Dated Oct.
1956. Due
1,
1968
to
on
from 1958
Legality ap¬
& Benson, of
Jan. 1
inclusive.
proved by Faegre
Minneapolis,
Webster, Secretary of Public Util¬
ities
Commission,
will
receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
9
000
for
the
electric
Dated
purchase
revenue
Oct.
&
Briggs,
1,
Gilbert,
ginally
on
sold
when
bids
offered
ori¬
Clerk,
8
Oct.
1,
1958
to
St.
Bond
from
Principal
and
in¬
Louis),
Sale—An
school
Mo.
bonds
of
$710,-
sold
was
to
a
the
1
Sept.
from
1, 1956. Due
until
tax-exempt
bonds.
dormitory
Dated Dec. 1,
revenue
1955.
Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1995,
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the
American
Paul,
National
the
at
or
Bank,
St.
Louis
on
Weber
3s
Interest
bids
until
will
receive
(CST)
receive
(CST)
sealed
on
Oct.
23 for the
purchase of $12,500 gen¬
obligation bonds. Due semi¬
annually from July 1, 1957 to July
1, 1969, inclusive.
15 for the
sealed
Oct.
receive
Oct.
on
purchase of $80,000 Spe¬
bonds.
Dated Nov.
1, 1956.
City
Clerk,
bids
30
Milroy,
receive sealed
will
until 7:30 p.m.
for
the
NEW
Claremont
to
grbup
a
general obligation water ^and; light
100.46,
Principal and interest (J-D)
1956.
able
at
pay¬
banking institution
a
proved by the City.
proved
by
Do r s
&
ap¬
Legality ap¬
e y,
Colman,
Barber,
of Min¬
MISSISSIPPI
Carroll Ccunty Supervisors District
No. 4
Bond
(P. O. Vaiden), Miss.
Sale
improvement
1
Bank
The
from
of
First
Oct.
The
terest
1,
1957 to
Principal and in¬
at the First Na¬
Hampton School District, N. H.
Bond
Offering — Deborah G.
Chairman
Bryer,
the
of
School
Board, will receive sealed bids at
the First National Bank of Boston,
45 Milk
Street, Boston, until
Oct.
on
10
Nov.
on
from
1
inclusive.
1967
from
pur¬
follows:
bonds.
1957
to
inclusive:
Due
and
both
Nov.
bonds
No.
3
Supervisors
Dist.
(P. O. Philadelphia), Miss.
Sale
The
$50,000
road
and bridge bonds offered Oct. 2—
v.
184,
John
1401—were awarded to
p.
R.
idian,
—
Nov.
dated
are
Principal and interest
Nunnery & Co., of Meri3s.
as
Raymond,
Bond
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston,
$82,000
public-
improvement bonds offered Oct. 2
184,
p.
Lewis
&
—v.
to
1278—were
Bond
awarded
District, N. H.
Offering—S.
Chairman
receive
School
of
J.
School
Stebbins,
Board,
until
bids
sealed
3
will
p.m.
(EDST) on Oct. 9 for the purchase
$667,000 school bonds.
Dated
of
Nov.
1, 1956. Due
1976
to
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Principal
interest
and
payable at the First
National Bank, of Boston. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Storey,
Thorn-
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Co.
NEW
Perth
trust
City,
Archie, Mo.
Bond
Sale—An
Municipal
Chicago,
Bond
as
Due
on
5s.
was
of
Bond
$51,000
sold to the
Corporation,
Dated
March
1
Berkeley Heights), N. J.
Offering — William
-
Sept.
from
of
1,
1957
Russo,
1976
Legality
inclusive.
Interest
approved
by
M-S.
Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
&
Township
ceive
sealed
(DST)
on
of
Dated
Clerk,
bids
until
will
8
re¬
p.m.
sewer
Nov.
1,
as
Trust
and
or
bidder and satisfactory
Township.
Legality ap¬
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
the
proved
Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York
•
r,'f' v::
City. :
m
rn iW.-i-'-.V
;
Evesham Township
•: idU'K
School District
.
Principal and interest
(M-N)
payable at the Summit
Trust Co., Summit.
Legality ap¬
steam
plant bonds offered Oct. 3—v. 184r
1402 — were awarded to the
p.
Manufacturers
&
Buffalo,
Cross, jointly,
and
Co.,
of
Bond
Due
1976
Dec.
on
inclusive.
terest
(J-D)
Dated June 1,
from
1
1957 to
Principal and in¬
payable at the First
National Bank of Marlton.
Legal¬
ity approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
field & Wood, of New York City.
Jersey City, N. J.
Offering—Donald
Bond
Director
the
of
Spence,
of
Department
Revenue and Finance, will receive
sealed bids until
Oct.
10:15
the
for
16
$3,325,000 bonds,
(DST)
a.m.
purchase
of
follows:
as
Nov.
school
1 from
bonds.
Due
on
1957 to 1986, incl.
515,000 general improvement and
Due on Nov.
apparatus bonds.
from
1
1957 to 1975, inclusive.
bonds
The
dated
are
Nov.
1,
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the City Treasurer's
Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New
York City.
office.
County Regional High Sch.
1 (P. O. Little Falls),
Passaic
New
Bond
Dated
Jersey
Thelma
Offering—
1
Bank, Bellport.
Legality
by Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway, Of New York
Buffalo, N.
Bond
Bank
Oct.
from
payable
&
Trust
at
Co.,
approved
Legality
Delafield
&
Wood,
Due
1956.
1,
1957
to
1974
in¬
and
interest
the
County
Oct.
4
awarded to
(DST)
on
offered
—
were
2.40s, at
a
price of 100.28,
a
basis
of about 2.34%.
Other members of the syndicate:
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; Blyth & Co.,
Inc.;
R.
W.
Pressprich
&
Co.;
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, FenKean, Taylor & Co.;
Inc.;
& Beane;
ner
Wertheim
Marks &
&
Co.; Laurence
M.
Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.;
Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.; Byrne
and
Phelps Incorporated; Charles
King & Co.; C. F. Childs and Com¬
Incorporated;
S chaffer,
Co.; R. H. Moulton &
Company; Blewer, Glynn & Co.;
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson; Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill Incorpo¬
rated; Granbery, Marache & Co.;
Malvern Hill & Company Incor¬
porated;
Thomas
&
Company;
pany
&
Necker
Green, Ellis & Anderson; Rodman
&
Renshaw;
Sage,
and
&
Rutty
Co.; Inc.
Fallsburgh,
District
Bond
Mountaindale
Fire
(P. O. Mountaindale),
Offering—Robert A. Lun-
District
Treasurer,
sealed
(EDST)
on
bids
July 1,
Oct.
1957
and
1956. Due
1975
to
interest
First
will
2
until
11
chase of $67,000 fire
on
for
the
re¬
p.m.
pur¬
bonds. Datecf
July
inclusive.
1 from
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
National
Bank,
of
Wood-
by Hawkins,
of New York
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
of New York City.
way,
No.
Offering—Vincent J. Minbids
1402
ridge. Legality approved by Van¬
Borough Treasurer,
sealed
p.
syndicate headed by
a
Bros., New York City, as
Raritan, N. J.
ceive
$11,375,000
bonds
Lehman
Greece
Bond
184,
v.
—
Y.
The
—
Falls.
Little
City.
etti,
Sale
general obligations
A.
on Oct. 18 for
$175,000 school
Principal
1956.
Due
1969 in¬
to
New York
(DST)
Dated
Oct.
clusive.
1,
1957
approved
ceive
of
Sept.
from
pur¬
purchase
Heckler &
Education, will receive sealed bids
purchase
1
p.m.
the
for
land
Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable at the Bellport Na¬
tional
den,
the
R.
will
2
clusive.
Stamm, Secretary of the Board of
until 8 p.m.
16
$25,650
Sept.
until
bids
Oct.
on
of
bonds.
on
No.
Dist.
basis of about 3.48%.
a
sealed
(EDST)
chase
&
price
a
Mil¬
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
16 for the purchasfe of $274,-
1956.
3V2S, at
as
Trust
Roosevelt
Bellport, N. Y.
Offering — Raymond
receive
sealed
building bonds.
100.17,
Traders
MacLean, Village Treasurer,
ler, District Secretary, will receive
000
Y.
$50,000
City.
(P. O. Marlton, N. J.
Offering—Harold H.
Bond
Oct.
Sale—The
1975.
Company,
3.40s.
as
Arcade, N.
1973,
at such bank
in New York
shall be designated by the
assessment
1956.
Due
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1980 inclu¬
sive.
in
company
(A-O)
C.
Oct. 17 for the purchase
$612,000
bonds.
1972,
and
1974
Amboy,
bonds.
JERSEY
Berkeley Heights Township (P. O.
issue
in¬
successful
on
MISSOURI
*
1965,
to
$25,000
in
of Buffalo,
pany,
Bond
1, 1956. Principal and
(M-N)
payable
at
the
or
1,
pay¬
able at the above-mentioned bank.
1957
Miss.
Sale—The
1969
$41,000 water
Sept. 27—v. 184, p.
1279—were awarded to the Manu¬
Dated Nov.
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Hancver
in
both
rejected.
YORK
facturers and Traders Trust Com¬
of
1968,
V
,•
>
Sale—The
on
in
inclusive,
$20,000
1956.
County
to
$70,000
$2,810,000
The
1956.
Bond
maturing
$100,000
1966
been
bonds offered
maturities
bonds
1964,
in
clusive,
on
on
ton.
Neshoba
of
:
Allegany County Water District
No. 2 (P. O. Allegany), N. Y.
as
though
single issue,
one
combined
$90,000
to
having
NEW
1966 inclusive.
1957 to
a.m.
9 for the
bids
series
issue
constitute
'
v
Deptford Township School
District (P. O. Woodbury), N. J.
Bonds Not
Sold—The $300,000
building bonds offered Oct. 2 —
v.
184, p. 1279—were not sold, all
$1,409,000 bonds,
combined
a
noon
.,(i
52,000 school bonds.
1
as
building
school
Due
the
for
$110,000 bonds
$58,000
(CST) on
purchase of $21,000
general obligation road and bridge
bonds. Due serially from 1957 to
from
1
Bank, of Boston.
Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
serially
inclusive.
Nov.
>
tional
•
1976
Kidder,
Nov.
dated
are
on
payable
chase of
County (P. O. Gulf port),
Mississippi
Bond Offering — C. J. Darby,
Chancery
Clerk,,
will
receive
Oct.
of
<
inclusive.
1976
Harrison
sealed bierc until 11
awarded
were
composed
bonds
Due
(DST)
due
are
H.
basis of about ;3.04'%y
a
Na¬
Memphis.
1966
to
offered
the
to
bonds
1957
$25,000 road
bonds
awarded
were
tional
The
—
of
City,
West
Said issues of bonds will be sold
of
N.
Co., Hornblower &
Tucker, Anthony &
R."'L. Day, as 3.10s, at a price of
Due on
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
York
Oct. 16 for
on
.<
'bonds.- Dated Dec. 1, 1956.
Com¬
of
B bonds.
First I Bank
Sale—The $800,000 school
(CST) on Oct. Peabody &
of $400,000 -Weeks, and
purchase
District,
bonds offered Oct. 4
Board
bonds.
interest
HAMPSHIRE
School
on
pay¬
County Trust Co., Ten¬
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield &-Wood, of New
240,000 water of 1956 bonds.
and
Due
afly.
$60,000 in 1957, $89,000 in 1958,
$85,000 in 1959, $90,000 in 1960 to
1962, both inclusive, $95,000 in
sealed
(MST)
p.m.
A
the
cial Improvement District No. 903
Bond
Virginia, Minn.
Offering — J. G.
Bond
Cook,
on
will
8
the
44,000 assessment of 1956,
1963
1, 1956.
able at the
an¬
$80,000 school, series A bonds.
400,000 school, series B bonds.
605,000 school, series C bonds.
issues
Hill,
Oct. 22 for
on
of $3,000,000 school
Dated Oct.
Principal and interest (A-O)
Nov. 1 of each year are as follows:
eral
to
A.
p.m.
will
p.m.
8
until
Schuster
(EST)
p.m.
said
Falls, Mont.
Offering—Fred
L.
Clerk,
bids
that
and
Great
City
Otto
Trauer¬
&
MONTANA
Bond
O
Legality
M-S.
by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
approved
(DST)
purchase
Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1981 inclusive.
8
they
Legality ap¬
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
until 8 p.m.
the
(P. O. Nixon),
New Jersey
f f e r i n g — Township
purchase
as
Raritan.
Education, will receive sealed bids
follows:
as
Raritan
Tenafly School District, N. J.
Offering—William J. HegSecretary of the Board of.
about
of
the
at
Bond
missioners will receive sealed bids
$70,000
Manufacturers
Shelly, Minn.
Offering—H. J. Oien, Vil¬
Clerk,
lage
of
sold to I. M. Si¬
was
basis
a
in¬
interest
elein,
40,000 assessment of 1956, series
Mo.
issue
March 1 from 1957 to 1975
on
inclusive.
Co., New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Faegre & Benson,
of Minneapolis.
Bond
ap¬
Company, of St. Louis, as
2%s. Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
and
Due
Road),
Sale—An
&
mon
inclu¬
Legality
County, Bayiess Consoli¬
School District (P, O.
dated
Bond
1976
to
M-S.
school bonds
(CST) on Oct. 10 for
purchase of $1,000,000 non¬
p.m.
1957
&
Due
1965
to
and
City.
Township
nounces
3V8S.
Interest
Trimble
bonds.
Treasurer
until
Dated
100.41,
Bend
issue
headed by I. M. Simon &
Co., of St. Louis, as 3V2S, 3V4S and
St.
the
of
Edison
group
on
Minn.
Offering—Paul
until
1
waterworks bonds
Sept. 11.—v. 184, p. 969.
Moorhead,
City
as
County Reorganized
(P. O.
Olag College (P. O.
Northfield), Minn.
Bond Offering—S. A. Bye, Sec¬
retary, will receive sealed bids
1956.
Bond
Co.,
St.
Kyle
Morton,
Macartney, of St. Paul.
not
McPherson
dated
are
Louis
by
3.21%.
proved by Charles & Trauernicht;
of St. Louis.
2
price
payable
State Bank,
1956.
1,
1957
Principal
proved
were awarded to a group
Aug.
from
1
(F-A)
of Kidder, Peabody &
Co., National State Bank of New¬
ark, Ira Haupt & Co., Lee Higginson Corp.,
Bramhall, Falion & Co.,
John
Ryan &
Co., Andrews &
Wells, Inc., and Ewing & Co., tak¬
ing $1,763,000 bonds as 3%s, at a
&
Benson, of Minneapolis.
of $100,-
Note—The foregoing certificates
were
approved
sive.
certificates.
1956. Due semi¬
annually on April and Oct. 1 from
1958 to 1971
inclusive. Principal
and interest payable at a bank¬
ing
institution
mutually
agree¬
able
to
the
purchaser
and
the
Commission.
Legality
approved
by
1957
M-S.
March
Bond
Mazeppa, Minn.
Certificate Offering—Donald W.
Oct.
1
payable
at
any
suitable
designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Faegre &
purchase of $650,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Aug.
1,
1986
from
terest
for the
Village
the
Jan.
on
1174—
School District No. R-9
Insurance
inclusive.
Bayard,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 8
son,
bonds
Due
1
Interest
St.
Oct.
000
The
March
on
inclusive.
Aug.
53
general, improvement
Dated
clusive.
composed
$35,000
by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
3.40s.
1956.
Due
1976
$20,000 general
to
Mutual
Barker, Scott
neapolis.
O.
Robbinsdale), Minn.
Bond
Farmer
1956.
to
offered
bonds
awarded
were
No.
Due
Barber,, of Minneapolis. " \V>»
Inc.,
obligation
28—v.
184, p. 1066—were awarded to the
Allison
Williams
Company,
of
Minneapolis.
/
of
bonds was sold to the
Municipal Bond Corporation, of
Chicago, as 4X/2S. Dated July 1,
Trust
Sale—The $36,000 sewage
Bond
Legality
issue
bank
Sale—The
Bond
an
Sale—An
Paul.
St. Clair, Minn.
in¬
and
of
Kansas
election held
$67,000
bonds.
on
Township School District
(P. O. Cranford), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $1,700,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 3—v. 184,
sewerage
Bend Sale—The
Aug. 1,
from
1
to
& of
Cranford
Portage des Sioux, Mo.
(J-D) payable at any
banking institution desig¬
by the purchaser. Legality
approved by Briggs, Gilbert, Mor¬
ton, Kyle & Macartney, of St,
,
sold to Lucas,
was
Waeckerle,
subject
Bond
and interest
by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
p.
Principal
1956.
1,
proved
$165,000
Oct. 2.
on
1976 inclusive.
1958 to
Dec.
&
City,
Dec.
on
nated
Creek, Minn.
on
1 from 1959 to
suitable
Offering—Virgn
Due
from
Dated
Board
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
12
for
the
purchase of $35,000
1956.
Decj.
Eisen
1977 inclusive.
MINNESOTA
Bond
on
building bonds
bonds.
255,000 park bonds. Due
(EST)
p.m.
of
Osage County School-District No. I
(P. O Chamois), Mo.
fol¬
as
improvement
Due
9, according to Robert L.
Lawton, Secretary
of Education.
bonds,
Bond Sale—An issue of
$1,120,000
1278—are being re-
p.
purchase of $1,375,000
obligation
lows:
$350,000 school building bonds for
which bids were rejected on Sept
11—v.
the
for
general
-
Rapids), Mich.
Issue
Bond
No.
(1525)
until
will re¬
~
8
p.m.
Oct. 15ifor the purchase
1
Central
Bond Sale—The
ing
p.
School
District
(P. O. Rochester), N. Y.
$3,760,000 build¬
bonds offered Oct. 4—v.
1402—were awarded to
184,
a group
•
54
(1526)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
of Kidder,
composed
Peabody &
Co., Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
R. W.
Pressprich & Co., Equitable
Securities
Corp., Lee Higginson
Corp., Francis I. duPont & Co.,
Bache & Co., Kean, Taylor & Co.,
Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Rand &
Co., Granbery, Marache & Co.,
and Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.,
as
3*/4S, at a price of 100.29, a
basis of about 3.22%.
Greenburgh Union Free School
District No. 2 (P. O. Irvington),
Sale—The $85,000
Bond
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
NORTH
Charlotte, N.
Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will
receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct. lb iur
build¬
3*/4S, at
price
a
June
Dec.
1,
from
1
bonds.
Due
1955.
on
to 1995 in¬
1959
from
1959 to
1992
Hempstead Union Free School
ries
Oceanside), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — Triomas
1955.
C.
500,000
Education, will receive sealed .bids
Uiitil 11 a.m. (EDST) on Oct. 10
the
of
purchase
Due
$1,348,000
190,000
interest
Square, Mineola. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City,
Bond
Offering—Union
District
cek,
bids
Clerk,
11
J.
Bu-
will
Principal and
(F-A)
payable
at
the
Hanover Bank, of New York City.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
interest
Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway,
of
New York City.
Mount
Bond
ous
184,
to the
1402—were
p.
vari¬
awarded
First Boston
of
2.47%.
about
Catherine and Van Etten Central
School District No.
1
(P. O.
Ithaca), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — Kenneth
Georgia, President of the Board of
Education will receive sealed bids
at .the
office of Frank Albanese,
E^q., 504-505 First National Bank
(DST)
Ithaca,
until
2
p.m.
Oct. 10 for the purchase
on
of
$500,000 school building bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
April
1
from
1957
to
1986
payable
or
National
at the Man¬
Company,
of
City.
Legality
ap¬
Mitchell,
Pershing,
by
Shetterly &
York City;
Mitchell,
of
York
Offering—Philip J. Cruise,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until noon (DST) on Oct. 11 for
the purchase of
$7,431,000 notes.
ment
W. E. Easter-
—
Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission, willreceive
the
purchase of $70,000 street im¬
Dated
Nov.
Education will receive sealed bids
until 4 p.m. (DST) on Oct. 11 for
the purchase
of $560,000
school
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
Due
on Oct. 1 from 1957 to
1975 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(A-O)
City. Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
Stokes County (P.O. Stokes),
Bond Offering
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in
until
the
11
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
building
$275,000
bonds.
1956. Due
1983
of
Raleigh
Oct. 9 for
on
Dated
school
Nov.
1,
dick,
Town
ceive
of
on
$57,000
1956.
Supervisor,
sealed
(DST)
Due
bids
Principal
in¬
and
(M-N)
payable
in
New
York City. Legality approved
by
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
of New York
City.
Bond
Sale—The
offered
1402—were
$250,000 water
Oct.
2—v.
awarded
to
184
on
the
Oneida
2
(M-N)
Dated
a
and
net interest cost of about
1958
Due
to
1973
110,000 3s.
Due
1974
1984
-7
to
1
from
inclusive.
June
on
1
payable
National
Bank
at
&
the
Trust
&
Deming Local School District
(P. O. New Lyme), Ohio
Bond Offering —- Ruth Stokes,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
(EST) on Oct. 15 for the purchase
of $120,000 building bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1956, 'Due on Dee. 1 from
1958 to 1972
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Jefferson Banking Company, Jef¬
interest
and
ferson.
Eastlake,
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
Ohio
bids
until
noon
Oct. 16 for the pur¬
chase of $48,012 special assessment
public improvement bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. Due qq Dec. 1 from
1958
on
on
to
1967
inclusive.
Principal
interest
inclusive.
ling,
—
W.
E. Easter-
Commission,
will
sealed bids at his office in
until
the
11
receive
Raleigh
(EST) on Oct. 9 for
of $300,000 school
bonds.
Dated
June
1,
a.m.
purchase
building
Due
on
June 1 from 1958 to
City. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New
York
City.
Bond
the
bids at
office
County Auditor, LaMoure,
$41,000
Dated
Due
$25,000
real
the
estate
will
purchase
bonds.
totaling
184,
1—v.
bonds.
on
on
1957
the
inclusive."
1972
to
for
25
Commerce
land,
of
of
Company, Clevethe Ohio National Bank,
or
Columbus.
by
Dated
at the Central Trust Co.,
from
of
re¬
(EST)
noon
Legality approved
Sanders & Dempsey,
Squire,
of Cleveland.
15, 1956.
Due on Dec. 15
from 1958 to 1970, inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
Note
The
—
foregoing supple-'
ments the report published in our
issue of Oct. 1«—v. 184, p. 1403.
Marie¬
mont.
Legality approved by Peck,
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
Sabina Local School District, Ohio.
Bond Sale—The $155,003 build¬
ings bonds offered Oct. 3—v. 184,^
p. 1279—were awarded to Field,
Richards & Co., of Cleveland, as
toff,
sealed bids until noon (EST) on 3%S, at a nrice of 101.25, a basis of
Oct. 23 for the purchase of $35,000 about 3.13%.
"
I
special
assessment
improvement South Lebanon Local
;■
Massillon, Ohio
Offering—Carl Z. ChrisCity Auditor, will receive
Bond
,
bonds.
School Dist.,
Due in two years.
'
Ohio
Bond
Mogodore Local School Dist., Ohio
Bond Sale—The $145,000 school
improvement bonds offered Oct. 3
184, p. 1175—were awarded
Richard
—
C..
until noon (EST) on Oct. 24
for,
the purchase of $106,000 building
bonds.
basis of about 3.65%.
a
Offering
Doughman, Clerk of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids,
—v.
Dated
Dec.
on
1
Nov.
from
1,
1956.
1958
to
Due
1979
in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the First Mason
Bank, Mason. Legality approved
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of
Napoleon, Ohio
Bond Offering —r Earl Wirick,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Oct. 13
for the purchase of $11,300 road
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
V-
Oct.
;
from
1
1957
to
1966
Cincinnati.
Warren County (P. O.
'V
Ohio 7 ;
inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable at the Community Bank,
of
Bond
Clerk
Lebanon),
V
Offering—Marvin
of
the
Board
Napoleon.
Stahl,
of
County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
pie,
Philadelphia, Ohio
City
sealed
Auditor,
bids
bids until noon
until
will
noon
for
the
receive
(EST)
estate
on
(EST)
purchase
of
appraisal
Oct. 26
on
real
$72,500
bonds.
;
Dated
Oct. 22 for the purchase of $42,000
Sept.
water
from 1958 to 1963, inclusive. Prin¬
and
Dated
1067—were
awarded
to
Mc¬
Company, of Cleveland,
The Ohio Company, of Co¬
lumbus, jointly, as follows:
$1,000,000
construction
sewer
bonds,
3lAs.
400,000 special assessment public
improvement bonds, as SVas.
as
Gallipolis,
est
approved
Dempsey,
of
(Dollar amounts in millions—rounded
Not
the
were
$45,000
Oct. 15 for
street
Nov.
1,
Nov. 1 from 1958 to
office.
Williams, of Cincinnati.
and
will not
necessarily add to totals)
'
.
Per Cent
.
.
tAmount
tAmount
tAmount
Outstdg. of
issued
Redeemed
Outstanding
Amt. Issued
$5,003
$4,956
$47
8,359
87065
294
MATURED—
Series
Sold—No bids
for
payable
County Treasurer's
to
A-1935
D-1941__
& G-1941,
1942
& 1943
.94%
3.52
UNMATURED—
Series E:
storm
1941
184,
—v.
bonds offered
sewer
Oct.
1
1279.
p.
Village Clerk-Treasurer,
Oct.
on
19
first
the
Jones,
will
1951
revenue
inclusive.
Interest
Lisbon, Ohio
bids
until
noon
(EST)
on
improvement
1, 1956. Due
1966,
interest
bonds.
on
inclusive.
payable
Dated
Nov. 1
43.25
2,351
2,348
49.96
2,254
2,300
50.51
1,918
2,001
51.07
1,694
1,714
50.29
1.714
1,873
52.20
2,316
56.83
1958
F
1,558
2,567
62.23
3,041
71.12
224
1,901
89.46
1956
Series E
and
G:
and
H
54,056
207
3,110
93.76
95,317
_
291
92,000
3,317
E
to
54,264
41,053
43.07
2.828
$18,830
Oct.
1958
E.
1,098
2,162
66.32
3,047
1,083
1,964
64.46
2,637
877
1,759
66.70
3,107
651
2,456
1,696
438
1.258
74.17
2,382
445
1,937
81.32
777
158
619
79.67
80.58
i__
_
1948
1949
_
1950
....
1951
-
..
.
__
..
1952
206
Series
1962
and interest
Harter
Bank
Due
bonds.
on
Oct.
Series
J
and
Total
G
20,962
ill,021
K-1952
Series
Trust Co.,
from
Louis¬
F,
to
G,
1956
J
and
26.53
79.05
1
166
118
—118
jr
7,737
13,224
63.09
3,352
K
253
3,099
92.45
24,314
7,991
16,323
67.13
[Total matured
[Total unmatured
13,362
13,021
341
2.55
119,631
62,254
57,376
47.96
[Grand Total
All Series
Dated
1
inclusive.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
&
F and
\i
41
•
re¬
noon
(EST)
purchase of
41.24
3,260
Ohio
the
judgment
1, 1956.
to
for
37,943
„
ceive sealed bids until
15
—194
^
3.849
1947
Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Oct.
1,760
1,235
1946
Bank in Lisbon.
on
'
1944
Firestone
Bond
Offering — Carolyn
Schwallie, Village Clerk, will
32.01
1945
Nov.
from
the
2,231
28.68
107
Series
H-1952
Total
Principal and
at
2,393
*27.23
2,125
.
Total
Series
41.67
4,624
27.78
4,125
_
Unclassified
Oct. 23 for the purchase of
$10,720
§2,079
23.91
•
4,276
_
1956
Bond Offering—Ray A.
Hemp¬
stead, Village Clerk, will receive
2,911
4,075
1954
Series
§3,602
~
1955
M-S.
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
/
to
_
1953
1977
sealed
_
1952
7,649
3,408
__
1950
§4,139
3,588
1949
noon (EST)
purchase of
mortgage
,
1948-
10,293
3,918
1947
re¬
§3,378
4,554
1946
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
1
and
Sept. 1 from 1958
bonds.
to
for
-
__
§501
§2.136
4,700
1945
'
1,233
9,025
4,989
1
5,554
11,252
_
1942
1943
•
Liberty Center, Ohio
_
1,733
7,690
_
12,404
14,431
water
15
"
Series P
Bonds
(J-D)
Dec.
Savings fiends Issued and
Redeemed Through July 31,1S56
Huron, Ohio
submitted
interest
on
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer &
until
-
the
Due
United States
the
celled.—V. 184, p. 1067.
at
by
Cleveland.
Ohio
noon
(EST) on Oct. 18
purchase of $30,000 water
improvement bonds. The
proposed sale on Sept. 27 was can¬
for
Legality
Sanders &
Squire,
Drummond,
Auditor, will receive sealed
bids
A-O.
1956.
15,
cipal and
from 195b to 1984 inclusive. Inter¬
Bond Offering—Otis
City
impounding reservoir bonds.
Sept. 1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1
Total
the
until 2 p.m. (CST)
the
purchase
of
1956.
for
19
Bond Offering—Robert O. Stem-
bonds
Louisville,
Edgeley, N. Dak.
Offering—R. J. KlosterCity Auditor, will receive
and oral
15
Oct.
on
Principal and interest payable at
the State Treasurer's office, Co¬
lumbus, First National City Bank,
of New York
City, Northern Trust.
Company, of Chicago, Union Bank
Sept.
Ohio
Sale—The
DAKOTA
Bond
sealed
Oct.
on
Cleveland.
NORTH
of
Euclid,
Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Cormack, Village Clerk,
ceive sealed bids until
New
March
North Carolina
Offering
group
Mariemont, Ohio
Offering—William L. Mc-
Bond
land.
$68,000
June 1 from
Yancey County (P. O. Burnsville),
Bond
a
Bosworth &
Co., Inc., Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
and Ryan, Sutherland &
Co., as
3s, at a price of 100.83, a basis
of about 2.88%.
Hayden, Miller & Co., of Cleve¬
land, as 3%s, at a price of 100.81,
Director of Finance, will re¬
and
to
Braun,
to
ceive sealed bids until
from
inclusive.
Due
1988
June
on
equipment
Principal and in¬
in¬
by Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bond Offering—Lucille R.
$100,000 6s.
man,
1
1977
to
tional Bank of Cleveland. Legality
3.03%,
follows:
as
p.m
May
1958
approved
First
Durham,
Corp.,
Byrne and Phelps, Inc., New York
City, jointly, at a price of 100.01,
re¬
May 1 from 1957 to
1966, inclusive.
terest
until
building
1956. Due
1,
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Central Na¬
p.
Bur-
will
from
1
school
Oct.
of
works
Wilson, N. C.¬
Oct. 18 for the purchase
bonds.
Dec.
bids until 7:30
Oct. 22 for the pur¬
$500,000
Dated
May 1 from 1958 to
on
inclusive.
terest
1980 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable in New York
Offering—Philip W.
$25,-
clusive.
p.
Port
(P. O. Old Forge), N. Y.
of
totaling
Sept. 28—v. 184,
Donald &
!
W. E. Easter-
■*—
1956.
Bond
on
$1,400,000 offered Oct.
payable at the County Trust
Co.,
Chester.
Legality approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
of
bonds.
1,
1958
York
1985 to
Rye Union Free School Dist. No. 5
(P. O. Port Chester), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — William
P.
Gleason, President of the Board of
purchase
(J-D) payable at the
Central National Bank, of Cleve¬
1956.
Due on May 1 from
land. Legality approved by
Squire,
to
1971 inclusive. Principal and
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleve¬
interest
(M-N) payable in New
bonds.
provement
40,000 0.50s.
Webb
chase
son,
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct. 9 for
12, 1956 and due Oct.
7, 1957.
the
Chagrin Falls Exempted Village
School District, Ohio
Bond Offering—James W. Hine,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
New
Rapids, :N. Ci
Offering
Bond
ling,
pay¬
City Housing Authority,
for
County Drain No. 28 bonds.
Bond Offering—-Mable P. John¬
Roanoke
Securities
Dated Nov.
Union
(J-D)
Trust-
York
bonds
New
in¬
1985
to
interest
the
at
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
.City.
Note
1958
and
ufacturers
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
York
1958 to
Hospital bonds.
1, 1956. Due on
Bank, of Charlotte,
able at the above-mentioned bank.
'ew
from
North Carolina
Newfield, Danby, Enfield, Cayuta,
Building,
Principal
Corp., as 21/2s,
100.17, a basis of
price
a
$617,000
bonds offered Oct. 4
purposes
—v.
at
Vernon, N. Y.
Sale—The
9
OHIO
a.m.
inclusive.
1986
to
until
June
proved
receive
(EDST)
on Oct. 10 for the purchase of $1,595,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1 from 1958
sealed
1
clusive.
New
Islip Union Free School District
No. 3 (P. O. East Islip), N.Y.
Center
1, 1956.
June
June
June 1 from
Franklin National Bank of Frank¬
lin
Health
Spastics
Dated
on
inclusive.
1975
from
1
1984 inclusive.
Nov. 1 from 1957
Principal and
(M-N)
payable
at the
1956. Due
1,
1,
inclusive.
Dated
on
se¬
Dec.
June
on
Public
bonds.
school building bonds. Dated Nov.
to
Due
1959 to 1975
Fetherston, President of Board of
for
bonds. 'Dated
B
(EST)
purchase
of
the
composed
on
250,000 street improvement,
11 (P. O.
District No.
and
Ted
Sinking.
Oct.
240.60
(EST)
1
improvement
the
of
$25,000,000
major",
thoroughfare construction, series
D bonds. Dated Nov. 15, 1956. Due
semi-annually on March and Sept.
receive sealed
June
Fund will receive sealed bids until
highway
'
that
announces
noon
p.m.
inclusive.
ment
(State of)
Offering—Secretary
Brown
$175,290 offered
p. 1175—were awarded
will
on
Commissioners'
W.
County
Auditor,
will
receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on
sewer, series B
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due
basis of about 3.24%.
O. Grand
Lucas County (P. O. Toledo), Ohio
Bond Sale—The special assess¬
Ohio
Bond
ditch improvement bonds
clusive.
300,000 sanitary
100.07, a
of
series B
water
Dated
ing bonds offered Oct. 3—v. 184,
p. 1402—were awarded to Bacon,
Stevenson & Co., New York City,
as
follows:
ville. Legality approved by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
in¬
and
Forks), N. Dak.
Offering—C. E. Overland,
purchase of $5,240,000 bonds,
the
County
Principal
at
the
payable
Bond
Easter-
ling,
as
inclusive.
Treasurer's office.
C.
E.
1971
terest
Grand Forks County (P.
CAROLINA
Offering—W.
Bond
$4,000,000
New York
Legality approved
Co., Old Forge.
Monday, October 8, 1956
...
132,992
75,275
57,717
43.40
tlncludes accrued discount.
tCurrent redemption, value.
^Includes bonds
maturing
which owners have option of holding and
receiving
interest thereon for a further period of 10 years.
fllncludes matured bonds which have
not been presented for redemption.
May
1,
1951,
and
thereafter,
■
Volume 184
Number 5575
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1527)
OKLAHOMA
Beaver
Clinton, Okla.
Bond
ana
Sale—The
$700,000 water
disposal piant exten¬
sewage
sion
bonds offered
Oct.
2—v.
184,
p. 1403—were awarded to a group
composed cf the Oklahoma Na¬
tional
Bank, of Clinton; Evan L.
Davis, Small-Milburn Co., First
National Bank & Trust
homa
City;
J.
R.
Co., Okla¬
Eawar^s,
Inc.,
and H. I. Josey .& Co.
The sale consisted of:
$680,000
works
water
ment
and
improve¬
extension
bonds.'
Due serially from 1958 to 1980
inclusive.
20,000
disposal plant
sewage
tension
from
bonds.
1958
ex¬
Due
serially
1967, inclusive.
to
County Institution District
(P. O. Beaver), Pa.
fered
Oct.
1—v.
awarded
were
posed
184,
to
a
group
Township School District
(P. O.
Third and River Ave.,
Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond Offering — R. A.
Lewis,
Secretary of Board of Directors,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
No.
p.m.
74
°
Bond
Offering —W. H. Cluck,
Jr., Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
2
(CST)
purchase of
p.m.
bonds.
to
1959
—v.
the
1971,
inclusive.
to
Pawhuska, Okla.
works
offered
bonds
awarded
to
Evan
a
184,
Oct.
water
1
were
from
1959
to
I
.
inclusive.
1972
Bond
son
23
until
501C
No.
Bond
1175
build¬
awarded
were
—
United
the
to
States National
Bank, and
Blyth & Co., both of Portland.
Lebanon, Ore.
Bond Sale—The
$150,000 sewage
disposal plant and street
equip¬
1403
p.
First
National
Sale
Bond
184,
of
Bank
Mcunt
system
awarded
were
—
Angel,
—
The
bonds,
fol¬
as
$12,000,000
Jan.
water
from
1
bonds.
1958
Due
on
to
1987
in¬
bonds.
Due
on
Jan.
sewer
1
from
1987
in¬
1958
to
July
from
West
bonds.
1958
to
Due
1987
on
Jan.
1
inclusive.
from
major street
improve¬
ment, series B bonds. Due on
Nov.
1,
Oct.
1958
to
well,
200,000
Pa.
Secretary, will
from
1958
public
bonds.
Offering—L. Edward At-
District
1
1958
Due
to
United
Dated
Oct.
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
bids
Oct.
on
until
15
for
8
p.m.
the
pur¬
and
1,
*
Pottstown, Pa.
Bond
Sale —The $25,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered Oct.
1—v. 184, p. 1175—were awarded
eral
to
the
town,
National
Bank
2%s, at
as
of
Potts¬
posed
of
a
&
1279—
p.
group
Co.,
District
on
Union
Securities
Co., Rambo,
Inc.,
Mackey,
&
a
price of 98.31,
of about
Close
$1,425,000
school
as
to
2.55%,
2.60%,
for
(CST)
purchase of
the
Dance
until
follows:
$1,300,000
Offering
will
—
(EST)
noon
Mayor
receive
J. W.
sealed
on
Oct.
bids
16
as
$2,500,000
building,
A
school
bonds.
1958 to
2.70%,
Due
for
follows:
on
Oct.
1962
1
from
1
from
Aug.
on
1971
Oct.
1957 to 1981 inclusive.
1—v.
1
Aug.
on
1
•paABS aq pjnoo Xubui sb doicni
bids until 4
p.m.
(PST)
Oct. 17
on
for the purchase of $16,888.43 im¬
bonds.
provement
1956.
Due
1966
Dated
Oct.
1.
from
1957
1-ubd
pilip x.i9a9 jbij1 si 4sn |{9j
guopop jno 'pej oi2b.ii aqjQ
to
inclusive.
terest
Oct.
on
1
Principal and in¬
payable at the City
(A-O)
Treasurer's
office.
proved
Winfree,
by
Legality ap¬
McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
PENNSYLVANIA
Ambler
Joint
school
High Sch. Authority
Ambler), Pa.
O.
(P.
Bond
Sale
Sept. 27—v.
awarded
to
$2,150,000
bonds
184,
a
The
—
revenue
offered
1175
p.
were
—
composed of
group
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Blair &
Co., Inc., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenncr & Beane, Ira Haunt fk Co.,
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke,
and
at
a
cost
Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc.,
a net interest
price of 98.0008,
of about
3.03%,
as
follows:
$40,000 4s. Due on Oct. 1, 1957.
330,000 2J/2s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1958
to
1964
inclusive.
370,000 2%s. Due
1965
to
1970
to
3s.
Bond
Due
from
on
a
184,
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
Co.,
&
Sale—The
p.
$1,500,000
1175—were
im¬
awarded
are
more
going to their
Weld
&
1—
to
Merle-Smith,
&
Co.,
Ripley
Co.,
&
Good-
Elkins,
Aspden,
Morris,
Robinson
Co., Harrison & Co., Hallowell,
&
Yeatman & Co.,
100.13,
a
Co.,
as
and
Suplee,
2%s, at
basis of
Society
or
write to "Cancer" in
of your
care
local Post Office.
Kidder, Pea-
Co., Harriman
Sulzberger
of
peo/ple
cancer
More and
County (P. O. Beaver), Pa.
1,
body & Co., Ira Haupt & Co., Dick
&
cured of
doctors in time...To learn
White,
Stokes
are
how to head off cancer, call
the American Cancer
Oct.
on
group composed of
body &
cans
every year.
provement bonds offered Oct.
v.
Many thousands of Ameri¬
1986.
960,000
Beaver
1976
1
inclusive.
450,000 2%s. Due
1971
Oct.
on
LET'S LOOK AT THE BRIGHTER SIDE
about
a
price
2.86%
American Cancer
Society
+.
J®
from
1963
1972
to
1986
on
to
and $230,000
Aug. 1 from 1975
inclusive.
1,000,000 sanitary sewer bonds:
$250,000 4s, due on May 1
from
1958
$400,000
from
to
1962
2%s, due
1963
to
1971
$120,000 2.70s, due
and
1972
to
May 1
inclusive;
on
May
1
inclusive;
on May
1975 to 1986 inclusive.
bridge
construction
repair bonds:
on
1974
inclusive;
on
$395,000 2%s, due
1 from
,„s
•••ijieap ss9[p99u b si ipb9d 193
from
inclusive;
and
$75,000 4s, due
April 1 from 1957 to 1962
•
of
Juris,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
$325,000
inclusive; $125,000 2.70s,
due
135,000
on
bonds:
Aug. 1 from 1958 to
on
inclusive;-$455,000 2%s,
due
from
series
1982 inclusive.
450,000 street bonds. Due
school
4s, due
2%s, due
obligation bonds,
2%%,
2.65%,
Co., Barr Bros. & Co.; Francis
du
Pont
&
Co., and Wood,
Struthers & Co., at a
price of
100.05, a net interest cost of about
2.80%, as follows:
1974
the purchase of $3,550,000 general
bonds
of
&
to
Bond
&
Dunn
revenue
maturity,
12
1:30 p.m.
TENNESSEE
bear interest rates, accord¬
ing
(P. O.
Knoxville, Tenn.
&
net interest
a
2.86%,
67
Co.,
Co., and Aspden, Robinson & Co.,
cost
No.
$100,000 building bonds.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Yarnall, Biddle
&
Co.,
&
p.
com¬
Dillon,
Harrison
Oct.
Eastman
Merrill
Beane,
184,
Erwin), S. Dak.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until
184,
to
Drexel
1—v.
Kingsbury County Independent
$2,800,000 bonds
2—v.
awarded
were
Oct.
State Bank.
School
Oct.
com¬
I.
offered
1176—were awarded to the Bowdle
Township School Authority
(P. O. South Wayne Ave., Wayne),
Pennsylvania
group
bonds
Radnor
Bond Sale—The
a
posed of J. P. Morgan & Co.,
Inc.,
Smith, Barney & Co., Ira Haupt
basis of about 2.31%.
a
to
Bowdle, S. Dak.
Bond Sale—The $20,000 general
obligation sewage disposal system
price of 100.18,
a
awarded
were
Green, both of Philadelphia.
water
Prineville, Ore.
Offering—Frances
from
Manhattan
Portland.'
Bond
1
interest
Chase
of
the
Bank
Oct.
re¬
Ore.
National
States
in¬
improvement
on
1279—were awarded to the
p.
1968
1968 inclusive.
Portland.
Oct.
to
clusive.
1995.
1956.
Principal
(A-O) payable at
Bank, of New
$125,000 general obliga¬
York City. Legality of the school
tion
improvement bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1956. Due on Nov. 1 from bonds approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
clusive.
1S57 to 1966, inclusive.
Principal shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
Dated Nov. 16, 1956.
Principal and interest (M-N) payable at the York City. Legality of the other
and interest (J-J)
bonds approved bv
payable at of¬ First
National
Wood, King &
Bank,
of
West
fice of the City's fiscal
agent, The* Chester.*
Legality approved by Dawson, also of New York City.
Philadelphia
National
Bank, Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of
Nashville, Tenn.
Philadelphia. Legality approved
Philadelphia.
'Bond Sale—The
$2,435,000 bonds
by Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
offered Oct. 2—v.
and Dilworth,
184, p. 1280—SOUTH DAKOTA
€
Paxson, Kalish &
to
purposes
400,000
bonds
revenue
Due
Chester School District,
Bond
clusive.
various
1'
from
bonds.
purposes
Nov.
on
1980 inclusive.
school
2.85s.
as
Due
1959 to
1,375,000
purposes
1
inclusive.
1
inclusive.
1982
at
clusive.
2,000,000
*
July
2%%.
from
184,
to
$12 500
offered
b^nds
obligation
12,000,000
ment bonds offered Oct. 2—v.
sealed
from
2,450,000 redevelopment of
blighted areas bonds. Due on
July 1 from 1958 to 1982 in¬
Kerner,
ing bonds offered Sept. 22—v. 184,
p.
receive
noon
on
1982
on
1
inclusive..,
street
lows:
(P. O. Burns), Ore.
Sale—The $195,000
will
(EDST) on Oct.
for the purchase of $58,755,000
general
Harney County School District
Due
offered
Philadelphia, Pa.
Offering—Mayor Richard¬
Dilworth
bids
OREGON
to
2,000,000
awarded
Corp., C. J. Devine & Co., and
Hutzler, at 2.55%
interest, plus a premium of $260.
L.
Davis, of
Citv, and Small-Mil¬
Co., of Wichita, jointly. Due
1958
Due
and
purposes
Jan.
on
1982
various
Salomon Bros. &
Oklahoma
burn
1279—were
p.
group composed of First Bos¬
ton
Sale—The $100,000
Bond
(EST) on Oct. 9 for the pur¬
of $900,000 general
obliga¬
bonds.
Pennsylvania (Commonwealth of)
Note Sale—The $35,000,000 tax
anticipation notes. offered Oct. 3
for
9
$145,000
from
Due
tion
building
Oct.
on
chase
Due
to
bonds.
com¬
of about 2.86%.
Neville
1958
5,500,000
of
Kidder, Peabody & Co.,*
Harriman Ripley & Co., White,
Weld & Co., Goodbody &
Co., Ira
Haupt & Co., Dick & Merle-Smith,
Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co., Asp¬
den, Robinson & Co., Harrison &
Co., Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.,
and
Suplee, Yeatman & Co., as
2%s, at a price of 100.13, a basis
various
bonds.
.
1175—
p.
McCurtain
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Broken Bow), Okla.
22,805,000
Bond Sale—The $2,800,000 Hos¬
pital and County Home bonds of¬
55
..•a
due
April
on
1
1966 inclusive.
_
Smyrna, Tenn.
Sold—No bids
Bonds Not
received
gas
were
as
1958 to
1176.
Sept. 27—v. 18$, p.
4-
1964
Dist., Texas
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
Bellville Indep. Sch.
ing
uled
of
$300,000
for
Oct.
1969
to
1977
Brazoria
1280—
184, p.
Ector
1 from
County
Bond
Road District
County
Bond
Sale—The
1280—were
$900,000
ADD
from
awarded
Let
to
a
our
1971
(P. O. Odessa),
Sale—An issue of $95,000
National
road
group
at
a
Due
serially
froan
1958
group
Oct. 3 were
"composed of
Securities
of
Corp.
& Co., First , of
Russ & Co.
To Howard Cfcy Bg Spg Tex
and
bonds
Due
to
a
1280
p.
—
were
are
dated
Nov.
1,
inclusive.
Nueces
Interest
Company,
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Rotan,
Mosle & Co., Central Invest¬
to
limited
Sale—The
tax
1959 to
1,585,000
road
3.20s.
from
Due
1967 to
April
on
1981
bonds
un¬
interest
net
a
3.22%,
cost
to 1975 inclusive; and $405,000
3.40s, due on Oct. 1 from 1976
1
inclusive.
to
inclusive.
1981
1,000,000 bonds to
Pampa, Texas
Bond
S
a
1
e
offered
—
The
Oct.
posed
awarded
as
184,
offered
system
bonds
revenue
International Banking Department be Yours!
p.
follows:
$1,147,000 water works and
sewer
to
group
a
com¬
Mercantile
of
Trust
Company, of St. Louis, First
National Bank, and Mercan¬
tile
National Bank, both
of
Dallas, Russ & Company, and
Municipal Securities Com¬
pany, of Dallas, as follows: '
$2,147,000
2—v.
about
of
3.38%, as follows:
$412,000
3V2s, due on Oct. 1 from 1957
to
1969
inclusive;
$330,000
3.30s, due on Oct. 1 from 1970
April 1 from
on
Company of Texas, Ditt-
& Co., and M. A. Hagberg & Co., at a price of par,
mar
1966 inclusive.
1068—were
$2,000,000
ment
follows:
$415,000 3!/2S. Due
bonds
(P. O. Corpus
County
Bank & Trust
M-N. Le¬
Christi), Texas
Bond
as
First
of
Southwest
Trust
net interest cost of about
a
composed
group
composed of
group
&
Savings Bank,
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
Co., Kan¬
sas
City, Austin, Hart & Parvin,
Eddleman-Pollok Co., and Wm. N.
Edwards & Co., at a price of 100.02,
May 1 from 1957 to
on
gality approved by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Bank, of Odessa, as 2J/2S,
price of 100.07. Dated Sept. 1,
1956.
air¬
$500,000
offered
a
Corp.,
The
inclusive.
library bonds was sold to the First
184, p.
Sept. 28—v.
184,
v.
—
National
Dittmar
Texas,
Texas
Texas
(P. O. Angleton), Texas
Sale—The
port bonds
awarded to
from
originally sched¬
3—v.
No. 33
bonds offered
Springs),
1956.
postponed indefinitely.
(P. O. Big
Texas
County
Columbian
475,000 3 Vis. Due on Nov. 1
4
Chicago,
inclusive.
1968
Oct.
awarded
Harris
Howard
1963 inclusive.
to
Legality approved
Dallas.
Bond
210,000 3s. Due on Nov.
TEXAS
has been
of
follows:
$215,000 3Vis. Due on Nov. 1
offered
system revenue bonds
inclusive.
by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,
natural
$175,000
the
for
1961
composed of Eddleman - Pollok
Co., Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
of
Chicago, and the Mercantile
Securities Co., at a price of 100.04,
a net interest cost of about 3.19%,
$60,000 23/4S,
from 1963 to
and
inclusive;
a
950,000 general obligation bonds:
$375,000 314 s, due on April 1
from 1957 to
1969 inclusive;
and
$575,000
3.10s,
due
on
April 1 from 1970 to 1974 in¬
clusive.
50,000
'N
„
park
improvement bonds
3Vis. Due on April 1 from
as
1957
inclusive.
1966
to
Winkler County
(P. O. Kermit),
Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
building
bonds
sold
was
$165,000
to the
Kermit State Bank, Kermit.
WASHINGTON
Skagit County, Fidalgo Sch. Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. Mount Vernon),
Washington
Offering — Will
Bond
County
Treasurer,
B.
will
Ellis,
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Oct.
18 for the
000
general
Dated
from
Oct.
(PST) on
purchase of $600,obligation
bonds.
1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1
1971 inclusive. Prin¬
1958 to
cipal and interest
(A-O) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Thorgrimthe
at
&
son
Horowitz, of Seattle.
WISCONSIN
Hales Corners
lin
No.
( Village), and Frank»
(Town) Joint School District
1
(P.O. Hales Corners),
Bond
Sale—The $380,000
bonds offered Oct. 1
were
Wis.
school
awarded
to
McDougal & Condon, Inc., and
White-Phillips Co., Inc., jointly,
as
follows:
$205,000 3V2S.
1958 to
Due
Oct. 1 from
on
1970 inclusive.
175,000 334s.
Due
on
Oct. 1 from
1971 to 1976 inclusive.
The
bonds
are
dated
Oct.
1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Marine National
1956.
ExchangeBank,Milwaukee. Legal¬
ity approved by Lines, Spooner &
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
Janesville, Wis.
Bond
Sale—The
porate
Sept. 27—v.
awarded
184,
p.
the
to
$1,000,000
bonds
purpose
cor¬
offered
1068
—
Northern
were
Trust
Company, and White,
Weld
&
Company, both of Chicago, joint¬
ly, at
price of
a
100.03,
terest cost of about
net in¬
a
2.67%,
as
fol¬
lows:
Another
why
reason
more
and
more banks
are
turning to
$550,000 2V£s. Due
1957 to
2%s.
450,000
Manufacturers Trust
Other
our
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Wis.
$300,000 build¬
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184,
1280—were awarded to Robert
W. Baird &
Co., of Milwaukee, as
3V£s and 3 Vis.
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Oct. 1 from
Due
from 1968 to
Company
on
inclusive.
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Correspondent Banks
Department as their own for:
Many of
1967
Debenture
$6,000,000
Fund
group
Sale
(Province
—
15-year
debentures
An
4%%
was
headed Dy The
of)
issue
of
Sinking
sold
to
a
Dominion
:
London, Tokyo, Rome, Frankfurt a.M.
Securities
Corp.,
Gouinlock &
Head Office: 55 Broad Street, New York 15, N. Y.
Member Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation
Ltd.,
Thomson & Co., Ltd. Due
15, 1971.
Bell,
Co., Ltd., and Nesbitt
on
Oct.
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