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MONDAY
UNIVERSITY
ISSUE
OF
MICHIGAN
I
Commercial
Re*. U. 8, Pat. Office
Number 5673
Volume 186
New York
General
RAILROAD
ACF Industries, Inc.—Builds New
••
INDUSTRIAL
-
'
-
,
The
leum
The
been
approved
for
anhydrous ammonia.
gas,-or
.
»
Stock and Bond Quotations
transport of liquefied petro¬
They carry more lading than
Shippers'
ity
building
of
and
operating
nuclear
a
testing
center
with
Midwest Stock Exchange
private
Nuclear
this
of
Center
Test
Study
Group
was
made
by the heads of the cooperating companies.
They are James
Clark, President of ACF Industries, Incorporated; Edgar F. Kaiser,
of Kaiser Engineers; Courtland S. Gross, President of Lock¬
jointly
F.
■
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Aircraft
Petroleum
Phillips
The
S.
Adams,
Chairman
of
the
Board
of
Toronto
Stock Exchange
Toronto
Energy
Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Over-the-Counter
hasten the time when nuclear testing facilities will be
built and operated with private capital rather than with government
funds,
the spokesmen
said.
They added that services of the test
'center would be-available to
government agencies, educational insti¬
tutions and both
domestic and foreign industrial enterprises.
Energy
to
as
the
study
under
one
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
are
for
D.
The
stockholders
will
be
asked
to
approve
a
proposal to
State and City Bond Offerings
"reverse-
number of class A common shares and class B common
shares to pave the way ■for financing that would raise an additional
$2,000,000 through sale of new stock at about $10 per share.
There
t of
class
of
Dividends Declared and
class
presently 400,552 shares- of the class A and 750,000
These would be converted into 200,276
are
outstanding.
B
BUSINESS—Alsco,
and
A
ing Corp., with
of
shares
-375,000
B.
class
shapes,
sheet.
coiled
minum
been
the
for
applied
be
of
loans
Charles Silvers,
President, said that in the fiscal year
-
Alabama Great Southern
'
Period End. July
Railway
operating
rev.-
operating
exps.
$1,339,340 $10,926,619 $10,665,623
$1,499,233
Railway
1,316,402
8,185,885
8,849,868
1,093,835
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
ry.
ops.
937.
p.
<
income—
oper.
—V.- 186,
-
$245,505
137,315
$182,831 *
33,308
$2,076,751
1,043,696
the
$2,479,738
1,275,739
to
this
company
posed
new
Coosa
River
The
in
Sept.
4 issued
a
50-year license
hydroelectric project, consisting of four pro¬
the redevelopment of an existing dam, on the
for
and
a
Alabama
however,
Hydroelectric Project—
on
and
Georgia.
did not include in
the license two existing dams
requested by the company. The company sought to have
its Mitchell and Jordan projects, already under FPC license, brought
under the new .'license
for the 50-year period ending in 2007.
The
as
;
dams
FPC,
Commission
Power
had
been
project
at
generating installations at each of the dams,
dependable capacity will be 393,500 kilowatts.—V.
mate
and the ulti¬
186, p. 829.
company
on
Chicago,
231
PROCEEDS—The
will
A Guide to—
National Bank & Trust
South LaSallc St., Chicago 90, 111.
subscription agent is Continental Illinois
of
Co.
to
added
be
sale of the common shares
general funds to permit it to engage
net proceeds from the
company's
the
Significant business and economic trends in
Canada are reviewed regularly in our Monthly
Bulletin. This informed aia to investment
decisions on Canadian securities is available
request.
aggressively in the pursuit of new business through the expansion
of
its
agency
operations; these proceeds will enable the company
to absorb acquisition costs and
to avoid depletion of surplus arising
out
of
the
necessity of providing for statutory reserves resulting
from an increase in such new business.
Also, the company is con¬
templating
not
yet
as
to
leading
funds
as
will
the
acquisition
facilitate
the
opportunities
such
other insurance conxuanies but has
specific proposals or negotiations
the acquisition of
reached the stage
of
any
financing
Common shares
Knowles & Co. Ltd.
Members: The Toronto
The Investment
25 ADELAIDE ST.
Stock Exchange
Dealers' Association of
W.
The
due
The additional
specific cmopany.
of
such acquisitions
at such times
EFFECT TO
—
Canada
TORONTO, CANADA
was
"All
engaged
ness.
In
present
Ridge,
April
name.
111.,
a
of
Co."
Casualty
primarily in
1956,
Its jhome
the
it
of $6,940 annually (for approximately 15 years) and
interest under terms which make such mortgage obligation
rate
mortgage
upon
the
execution
of
a
first
mortgage
in
not
$250,000.
payable within one year.
$71,827
by (a) a loan due to Harry Sugar, President of the
amounting to $89,896 and (b) bank loans totaling $805,906,
will be unsecured, and $673,273 by Alsco Products of
Canada, Ltd., and $64,903 by Alsco of Colorado, Inc., will be secured
by a pledge of sales contracts owned by each of these companies to
cover their respective loans.
^Represented
which
$67,730
which
§Of
615,754
shares of class B
shares
common
are
reserved
stock
for issue upon conversion of
'
,
([Giving effect to (a) the merger of Alsco, Inc. (Ohio) into Alsco,
(Del.), (b) the issue of all shares issuable on the consummation
of the merger, (c) the acquisition of the common stock of Alsco Prod¬
Inc.
ucts
class
Limited
Canada,
of
B
common
of
shares
class
stock,
B
and
and
common
Summit
(d)
(new)
owned
Corp. for
company of 4,000
Alsco Products of
Smelting
Alumiixuin
the transfer to the
stock
by
Ltd.
Canada,
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
acting
severally
their representative, Van Alstyne, Noel & Co. (the "Represeii^
have entered into an underwriting contract with the company,
wherein and whereby tho company has agreed to sell and the under¬
writers have severally agreed, to purchase the nxxmber of shares of
through
tative")
stock set forth
common
below:
Shares
Shares
Van
Noel & Co.
Alstyne,
Baker,
Simonds
40,000
5,000
Co
&
Bateman, Eichler'& Co
Bingham,
•
Inc.
Weedon
Stone
Co
&
&
15,000
25,000
Co._
25,000
Hirsch & Co
Lester,
Paine,
Ryons &
Webber,
Co.Jackson
15,000
&
35,000
Curtis
5,000
—
Crowell,
—V.
15,000
Walter & Hurry,
Hayden,
Reinholdt
&
15,000
Gardner
Wilson) Johnson
&
5,000
Higgins
186, p. 109.
added
life
its
first
5*/2
years,
at 505
and
adopted
names
Earnings
before
the
$2,677,008
815,883
655,004
1,290,324
462,700
373,300
731,700
685,300
$353,183
$281,704
$558,624
$516,830
$0.52'
$0.15
$0.42
$0.15
$0.85
$0.30
taxes—
taxes
Income
Net
-
1,202,130
earnings
respec¬
—
—
Earnings per share (after
its
Park Place, Park
underwriters and
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$5,780,682 $5,018,758
$3,323,680
Income
taxes)
Dividends per
•Adjusted
of the
Inc.—Earnings Rise—
1957—3 Mos.—1956
it
sickness insurance busi¬
insurance
is located
2,300,000 shs.
Illinois in 1950 under the
During
accident and
office
American Encaustic Tiling Co.,
Period End. June 30—
suburb of Chicago.
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
Co.
Insurance
Life
company,
of
Outstanding
2,300,000 shs.
(par $1 per share)
American
Mutual
Penn
Sugarcreek, Inc. loan was refunded with a mortgage debt pay¬
of
excess
PRESENT FINANCING
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in
name
200,000 shs.
11615,754 shs.
themselves.
present
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
of
Authorized
R,os$,
,
895,802
§2,000,000 shs.
650,000 shs.
value)
par
stock ($1 par value)
$1,170,000
the
at
second
a
($1
more
Investment in Canada
Outstanding
$1,267,160
540,692
is payable within one year, and $97,160 due Sugarcreek,
which $6,940 is payable within one year. On or about Aug. 22,
bearing 5%
Offered—
Casualty Co.—Stock
Life &
American
Sept. 9 offered to the holders of its
outstanding common stock of record Sept. 6, 1957 the
right to subscribe at $5.75 per share for 300,000 additional
shares of common stock (par $1) at the rate of one new
share for each six shares held.
Subscription warrants
will expire at 2:30 p.m. (CDT) on Sept. 23, 1957. The
offering is underwritten by a group of investment
bankers headed by A. C. Allyn & Co; Inc.
The
The
on
ultimate project is $120,961,100. Initial
will be 360,800 kilowatts, including 81,000
the Lay dam. There will be provision fox-
the
cost of
installed
additional
All
Federal
stock
common
tlncludes
the
of
now
PRESENT FINANCING
$80,000
of
able
license."
'
■
Alabama Power Co.—New
The
that comprehensive development of the Coosa River
under a new license with Mitchell and Jordan
estimated
TO
-
JSuixdry indebtedness
Common
their respective existing licenses, "and we do not
find adequate justification for bringing those projects under
Total
EFFECT
tSubsidiary mortgage debt
under
installation
GIVING
Long-term notes
1957 tlxe
kilowatts
to $819,493.
Authorized
•
accomplished
new
amounted
Net earnings
CAPITALIZATION
52
otherwise
1957—7 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
31—
including
used for
by additional plants and
ETC.—Sales of the company in the year ended May 31,
with those of Alsco of Canada and Summit Aluminum
Federal
•Includes
remaining
RR.—Earnings—
of the shares
sale
1957.
Inc.
said
the
of 12Vav a
which
be
proceeds from
net
working
$16,220,236.
Class B
can
the
of
payment of $926,475 sundry indebtedness,
The balance of the proceeds will be
to
policy of paying divi¬
quarterly and accordingly intends to declare a .quarterly dividend
share on the common stock, payable not later than Dec. 31,
dends
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 52
The Course of Bank Clearings
49
Commission
curtain walls and awnings from alu¬
of the company's products have
uses
DIVIDENDS—The company intends to adopt a
ended June 30,
2729.
184, -p.
of
—
alumi¬
extrusion of billets into
homes.
of
$550,000.
combined
totaled
surpassing the $8,500,000 of the
was also at a peak in excess of
Engineering had record sales
preceding fiscal year and net income
Adams
$600,000.—V.
Banks
Reserve
main
capital, made necessary
expanded operations of the company.
1957
of
Banks
The
improvement
PROCEEDS—Part
will
Ohio corpora¬
It since has
fabrication of windows, storm windows and doors,
the
production of lap-siding
the
and
an
1945.
plants in Ohio.
ingot and scrap into billets and slabs, the
various
51
Statement
Condition
Combined
would
power
Member
of
and Summit Aluminum Smelt¬
company's principal operations include the conversion of
The
num
51
of
incorporated In Delaware last June and
was
acquired Alsco Products of Canada, Ltd.
News—Cover
57
13
Federal Reserve System
also be given to the class A stock and only
stock dividends ■would be allowable on the class B.
The class B would
be convertible, as at present, into class A on a share-for-share basis.
However, the conversion would be limited to 37,500 shares per year
plus an additional 6,250 shares for each $25,000 of net income in ex¬
cess of $500,000 in the previous
fiscal year.
Voting
Statement
Condition
shares
Inc.
by merger to the business and property
the same name which was organized in
of
tion
.
Exchange Rates
Foreign
shares
Payable
(par $1) at $7 per share.
shares of common stock
Miscellaneous Features
the
'
Affiliate—
186, p. 937.
succeeded
EARNINGS,
split"
Little, Inc., below.—V.
Alsco, Inc., Akron, O.—Stock Offered—Van Alstyne,
& Co. and associates on Sept. U offered 200,000
additional
General Corporation & Investment
1.667
-
Corp.- 1.667
Dallas
829.
p.
Arthur
bank
Engineering1 Co.—Reverse Split Proposed—
Adams
3.333
1.667
1.667
Noel
Stock Averages 37
37
Transactions New York Stock Exchange-.
37
Transactions American Stock Exchange37
radioisotopes—and support¬
ing laboratories to complement the test reactor.—V. 186, p. 521.
•
3.333
Fusz-Scbmelzle «te Co., Inc. 1.667
Straus, Blosscr & McDowell 1.667
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.—New
SEC Index of Stock Prices
a
186,
See
primarily for nuclear test
production of high-specific-activity
actor—used
Metropolitan
3.333
3.333
—V.
National Quotation Industrial
would be included in the center
very-high-neutron-flux test recomponent irradiations and
that
facilities
the many
Among
such
•
Markets
Hanrahan & Co., Inc
5.000
3.333
%
3.333
3.333
'
41
42
43
46
47
37
Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
such a center is in conformance with the desire of
Commission and the Joint Committee on Atomic
concept rof
Atomic
the
and K.
Company.
Corp.,
Stock
Montreal
President
heed
41
41
,
Securities Corp
Clayton
6.667
Co
&
A. G. Edwards & Sons——
First Securities Corp..
40
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
x
Announcement
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange-
United
capital.
Stock
(Bonds)
Exchange
Stock
American
Boston
States companies have established a group of
scientists and economists to study the technical and economic feasibil¬
-
(Stocks)
Stock Exchange
Simon
M.
Co
&
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co._
17
29
33
38
38
38
38
New York
New York Stock Exchange
company's
Industry Group Formed to Study Nuclear Center—
major
I.
Page
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
by the
Phillips' order was obtained for ACF
Car Line division, Mr. Hindman said.
large
Four
8.333
The First Cleveland Corp.— 8.333
Johnston, Lemon & Co.—— 8.333
Baxter & Co.
6.667
Gregory <& Sons
6.667
*
high-pressure insulated cars mounted on the same capacity railroad
trucks, Mr. Hindman said, and at the same time are both lighter and
shorter.
He added that less material is used in their manufacture.
Kalman & Co., Inc
The Kentucky Co
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc—
Stroud & Co., Inc.—[
Bell & Farrell, Inc.
16.667
Allyn & Co., Inc
C.
Dempsey-Tegeler
Products division, announced on Sept. 5
the new cars have been completed and
Petroleum Co.
'
*
have
cars
new
(LP)
v".
A.
In This Issue
to be purchased
of the unsubscribed common shax*es
the company are as follows:
by each from
.
of an order for 700 of
delivered .to Phillips
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
percentages
tive
railroad
pressure
corporation's.'Advanced
this
that 300
1
INSURANCE
-
Tank Cars—
tank cars designed and built to
•eliminate the need for insulation, although authorized by the InterState Commerce Commission only two months ago, already are rolling
across
the country by rail.
William P. Hindman, Vice-President of
first-high
The
$1.25
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, September 16, 1957
p.
1041.
share
to
,
number of shares outstanding June 30,
*$0.76
$0.30
1957.—V. 18G,
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
2
(1146) fT
M
.
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i
1'
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■
-
,
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Metals, Inc.—Acquisition
American Machine &
Outstanding '1
...
4%%
notes,
March
installments
in
due
to
($1
value)-..
par
*Under
may
metal stampings.
Rahm
Instruments, Inc. was organized in 1940 to manufactui e
medical instruments.
The line subsequently was discontinued and 111
1952 it began making pressure
transducers for aircraft and missile
builders.
Later it added
miniature gyroscopes for missile guidance
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
of
Glore.
&
ner
A.
a
S.
Sir
until
Chester,
Rhodesian
Antelope
eince
Singer,
William
Sept.
on
186,
4,000
830.
p.
rev—
Railway
operating
exps.
,
—V.
Ltd.,
This
...
•
v
London,
of
also
Hochschild
election
the
announced
the
to
skins
Period End. July 31—r
1957—Month—1956 '
operating rev., "
$830,237
operating. exps/'O >845,643
' •' $974,365
rev. from ry. ops.
$15,406
railway oper.-inc.r_168,557
..Net
—v.
;
'
;
186, p. 939.
See Transcontinental Oil .Corp.
...
V.
Corp.—Announces New Stainless Steel—
2'482'fi4R
below.—V.
167, p.
1142.
.
(A. S.) Beck Shoe! Corp.—August Sales Up—
Period End. Aug. 31—
.
RetaiT
*' .1957—5 Wks:—1956
Sales
$4,340,975
';
7"-1957—35
•
,
v
■4 * .
'.
Bellanca
Wks;—1956
$4,001,314 $36,620,224 $34,734896
V
.—V. 186, p. 939.
•
$3 275 4%
..
..
Casualty Co.; Chicago, 111.—Sells Oil
" V/'y ', •• ■ ' *y"
■.
Properties—
.t.
7,287[ll7
'
•
&
614
7,794,801
.
Bankers Life
195R
$10,326,215 $10 562
834,966
$2,531,414
281,970.- 1,909,133
>
Net
,
1957—7 Mos
$139,399
Railway
Railway
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9,
'•
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;
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t
.
,
Corp.—Suspension of Trading Continued—
is known as Armco PH. 15-7 Mo.
The
Securities and Exchange Commission
on
Sept. Ji announced
In announcing the new steel, R. L. Gray,. President, said. "PH 15-7
the-issuance of an order pursuant to the Securities
Exchange Act of
Mo provides the best combination
of characteristics' for.•aircraft arid
1934, suspending trading on the American Stock Exchange in the
$1
missiles flying up to 2,700 miles an hour of airy met&l available; today."
par
capital stock of this corporation for
a
further
10-day period
In addition to its high strength at supersonic speeds and low cps't,
% Sept. i23to Sept." 21, 195,7,J Jhclqsive.—V. 186, p.. 1041.
the new .steel's outstanding, qualities are assured production in volume,
and
major structural parts,
-
Frank
of
board
;v''
Fund
Sept,
.Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Earnings—
,
^
$1,104,117
362,008
233,839
186, p. 830.
Armco Steel
was
elected to the board to fill
Chester's resignation. Mr. Goudie is a diMOtor of Selection Trust Ltd. and other companies, including Mercantui Credit Co., Ltd., a leading instalment finance company in London.
Goudic,
$795,604
$148,134
47,915
J0int
'
statement
J
$69,418
20,922
ops.
ry.
2910."
185, p.
(formerly Templetcn Growth Fund of,.Canada, Ltd)
1957, filed with -the SEC an amendment to its registration
covering an additional 1,000,000 shares of its capital stock^
Emerson
W.
Axe. of
Tarrytown,
N.
Y., . is
Board
Chairman - and
John M. Templeton of New York is President.
Axe-Templeton Man
-agement,
Ltd., is investment adviser;
and Axe Securities Corn
is
the underwriter.—V/186, p.:938.'
^
.
$780,678
income
oper.
Instruments will have the
exclusive
the devices which result from the inin!
use
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund of Canada,
Ltd.—Regis,
ters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This corporation on Sept. 10 announced the development of a new
high-strength stainless steel that will permit future aircraft and mis¬
siles to streak across the sky faster than rifle bullets without suffering
damage due to intense air friction heat.
•
••
'
The new low-cost aircraft material, which will be used mainly for
of American Metal
been a director
has
from
rev.
ry.
Q a
*
1957—Month—1956 v 1957—7 Mos.—1956
$794,040
$5,494,052. $5,536,622
711,260
645,906
*4,698,448
4,432,505
31— "
operating
and"
manufacture
to
venture.—V.
'
Ann Arbor RR.—Earnings—
the vacancy created by Sir
Ivtr.
4,000
4,000
Period End. July
Chairman of Selection Trust Ltd. and of
Mufulira Copper Mines Ltd. and Roan
1950
Mines
Copper
T.
4,000
—
Gardner
&
Railway
Trust Ltd.,
Selection
J.
—-
Podesta &
Co., Inc.-
Reinholdt
1930.
Eric
:
Deane & Scribner_
R. Staats & Co
&
period W
..
on
Lestrange & Cov_ '> 1,000
Clayton Securities Corp.-;.1,000
Dempsey-Tegeler"& iCo;_!
1,000
Gordon Gravps & Co.,,, Inc. * 1,000
Mullaney, Wells' &'Co.-A-1,000
Suplee, Yeatman,, Mosley - " v.-'
Co.
Inc.——1-L-"— .1,000
4,000
4,000
Kalman
shawl
'iqcl6
a
31
Automation
contract
the
Under
Arthurs,
Co.
Cruttenden,
—V.
Newburger & Co.—!—Richter.? Co
Scherck,
6,000
cents
company
license
*•.
2,500
2,500
2,500
_;
—
6,000
Co
&
Inc.
6,000
—_
Moseley & Co
Baclie
the board of directors of this com¬
5 by Walter Hochschild, Chairman.
Beatty retired from
announced
was
6,000
6,000
E. Hutton & Co
W.
Net
New Directors—
American Metal Co., Ltd.—Two
it
10,000
Corp.-
subsidiary
Tulsa,
\
,
Sir Chester
Securities
Hayden, Stone & Co
F.
Net
pany,
10,000
1
Witter & Co.—
Equitable
Industry, whose requirements include an increasing volume of colorful,
specialized printing inks. Sinclair & Valentine's research facilities will
continue to be directed toward the development
of new products.
fV. 186, p. 725.
10,000
C. Allyn & Co., Inc
A.
,
t
10,000
&
—
Reynolds & Co., Inc.,
major producer of printing inks on Sept. 9
when it acquired the 67-year-old Sinclair & Valentine Co.
S. & V.
fihareowners, at a meeting on Aug. 23, approved the terms under which
they will receive 1.15 American-Marietta common shares for each
Sinclair
&
Valentine
common
share.
In the exchange,
AmericanMarietta will issue 209,969 common shares.
Sinclair & Valentine, whose annual sales of inks, pigments and chem¬
icals are running in excess of $25,000,000, will be operated as a division
of
American-Marietta.
There
are
37 plants in the United States.
Sinclair & Valentine Co. of Canada, Ltd., in which American-Marietta
will hold a controlling interest, has eight plants.
Foreign operations
are
conducted in Mexico, Cuba,
and Colombia.
The new division is an important supplier to the modern packaging
became
company
10,000
Jackson
Webber,
Dean
This
Inc
Curtis
Printing Ink Field
American-Marietta Co.—Expands in
-
Co.
&
Noyes & Co
Hemphill,
Paine,
14,000
Beane
Becker
G.
'
Bacon,
Fen-
„
0"
its
has signed a contract with the Electro Chemical Com
Okla., whereby the two firms will pool their accumulated
knowledge, gained over, several years of research, to find an economic
means of detecting
weak points caused by corrosion and erosion in on
distribution pipelines, Mr. Richards said.
' -
Shares
;
announpprt
'
,
outstanding at July
with $19,137 or 4.5 cents a share far the like
based on the same number of shares.
ago,
The
of
"4,000
Whipple & . Co.i._2_.- 3,000
Blunt Ellis & Simmons--—3,000
Goodbody & Co.__.-~_-!—-'3,000.
Lester, Ryons & Co.-_
3,000
The Milwaukee Co.——I—
3,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.- v. 3,000
Baker, Simonds & Co.——; '2,500
Bateman, Eichler, &- Co—
2,500
Robert Garrett
& Sons—
2,500
Janney, Dulles & Battles,
14,000
*
421,048 shares of ..common stock
year
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
25,000
.
Co
Forgan &
President,
and
cpmpany
compares
:
Hornblower & Weeks
weight and size limitations are
eystems and other applications where
controlling factors.—V. 186, p. 830.
to
follows:
as
the
This
the
of
Shares
and
indicators
shares
common
are
names,
the
of
amounted to $298,277 for the quarter ended Julv ?J
with7 combihed sales for the corresponding 1 period' in 4
Inc.,
compared
on
underwriters and the number,,
be purchased by each of them from the company
UNDERWRITERS—The
sales
net
year when; the two firms
were - separate 'of $205,699.
Net income after all charges-came to $38,838 or 9.2
"
'
•
Uast
'
35,o6o shares
Restricted Stock Option Plan of the company
a
issued.
be
application.
said that AM&M s latest acquisition
Will become the Rahm Instruments division and will function as an
adjunct to the company's instrument plant at Sellersville, Pa.
The
Rahm acquisition closely follows purchase by American Machine and
Metals of the Hunter Spring Co. of Lansdale, Pa., which manufactures
wire fatigue testers, constant tension and other types of springs, force
missile
Circuits,
$1,400,000 ...
$1,400,000
*1,000,000 shs."'
700,560 shs.
1967
I,
shares
Common
Anderson, President,
Charles W.
Consolidated
;
.
and
aircraft
for
quarter a year ago, J. Randolph Richards,
Sept. 10 in a letter to shareholders,'
•
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
corporation'on Sept.* 9, announced that it has purchased the
tinip and certain additional"'assets of Rahm Instruments, Inc., and
has leased on a long-term basis that company's plant and equipment
at
Westbury
N.
Y.
Rahm is an engineering organization which
designs, develops and'fabricates intricate electro-mechanical instru¬
'This
ments
Monday, September 16,
1957
.
—
.
B.
of
Common,
.
*•'
The
C.—Bonds
American Trailer Co., Inc., Washington, D.
The
Offered—Mackall & Co., also
of Washington, on Aug. 29
offered publicly $120,000 of first mortgage 6% bonds
due July 1, 1967 (with common stock purchase warrants)
each
With
bonds
103%;
from
and
July
July 1,
«.nd
on
be
to
1,
1962
at
thereafter
to
1,
101%;
at
for
at
thereafter
receive
purchase
shares
10
at
102%;
101%% I thereafter and up to
up to July 1, 1963 at 100%%;
at
and
note
,
of
the
!
a
of
to
are
be
EFFECT
mtge. 5%%
First mtge.
6%
First mtge.
Second
6%
mtge.
becomes
(with
FINANCING
30,
1957,
interest.
and
Of
par)
10 years
1,
$90,000
$90,000
120,000
1967
120,000
5%%)
at
1,500 slis.
25,000 shs.
..—
_—
director
§10,000 shs.
warrants.
to ,the
building
balance
,
real
estate
offices
on
in
and
each
instance,
branch
sales
20 years. At
which
pany
also sells
applied for
it
has
and
rents
applied
and
of
follows:
as
rents
on
with
for
a
a
a
patent
mobile
Oct.
23,
May
on
classroom
1956.—V.
™rEEDS N.et pi'ocJeec|s fr°m the
for expansion of facilities and
22,
unit,
186,
sale
for
capital
stock
INESS—Amphenol
Arthur
J.
executive
in
1933
Schmitt,
(1)
p.
1957.
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
fee
officer
o
principal
ponents.
to
who
since
of
Danbury-Knudsen,
Electronics
name
carry on
has served
its
inception.
well
was
as
its
With
known
in
the
The
changed
in
Chicago 50, 111.
Inc.,
located
annual
rate
of
He
Co.
Sheffield
of
cotton
in
wide
providing
seconds
"Micronaire,"
fibers
in
use
with
cotton
scientific
new
throughout
and
air
unprecedented
processing and
controls
and
cut¬
industry.—V.
the
186,
VARIG
Airlines
of
Brazil
have
signed
an
agree-
contract
•
Cost of
the aircraft
plus
engines and parts
spare
$20,000.000;.
,939.
p.
v
marks
the
,
.
first
,
.
.
of
purchase
;
„
.
,
.
is-* also
yf. Bond• Stores, Inc.^-August'Sales Higher— !
•• a
'
National Bank, of
^
—v.. 186',:
>"
-
k:/'
of August—
'
-
=
.
.
/
'
.
1957
939.
p.
■'
••
,'■
-
1956
$5,067,375
■"
$4,630,953
,
Saies
"
•
Month
-
.
and. International v'
1633.;
approximate
? 1957—7
'
J
Mos,
-1956
,.
58,586.473
41,386,885
from ry.
railway
1
'j
.
,
operating
operating
186,
will
of
p.
in
exps.
Net
Net
ops.
$169,433
inc.
oper.
in
electronics
1956,
from
office
Danbury
field.
In
be
56,774
operating
from
oper.
186,
p.
535,191
■
-
4
' ;
;
1957—Month—1956
rev.
$309,353
298,711
ry.
See
3,625
The
$2,340,559
21,403
••
value
.
11,814,766
11,985,312
rev.
from
p.
105,387
inc.—
\
*'
$'
J
360,714
The
will
vote
on
25
on
company, Nuclear Resources, Inc., set up
Inc., of San Antonio, Texas.
1830
and
.
Utah.
Energy
and Brookfield, Conn.,
miscellaneous electronic
at
a
terms
ties
of
for
5,804,928
.
1
plan
a
*
to
with
merge
a
by Transworld Resources,
•
uranium
ore
•.
processing
...
plant,
to
be
to $300,000.
able $4,500,000 for construction and
stockholders
or
Nuclear Resources
184,
p.
9uarterly dividends in
years" Tile current indicated quarterly
each
Automation
of the
rate is 30 " cents
This
itself,
on
a
6.25%
make
under
the
",
its
earnings
on
a
for the
volume
three
months
increase
of
ended
45%
and
July
of
authorized
cumulative
basis
merger
be
company
stock,
preferred
par
.•»
.
■>-
to
(
agreed-to
the
to
Fenner
&
for
of
Beane.
the
Kidder,
On
July
sale and
Peabody
30,
rep¬
jointly underwrite the proposed
yield'jwill be ' in the-range of
in'- market- conditions,;, and
that
offering
variations
commission
will
be
between -95
cents
and
$1.05
-
high.
The
as
area,
company
about,
of the. contiftiiing gi-owth and
new7
construction -requirements continue
estimated
construction
expenditures for
a
result
>
Calvert Drilling, Inc.
—Common Stock Offered—An
underwriting group headed by W. E. Hutton & Co. offered publicly on
Sept: 10 a new issue of 250,000 shares
$11.25 per share.
offering is the first public distribution of Calvert
current
'
"
power
to vote
$1,83°,134
SLi
Earnings Up
like
Drill-
Upon completion of the offering, there will be
outstanding, and F. A. Calvert Jr., President, will have
slightly in excess of 50% of outstanding stock.
PROCEEDS—Corporation will use the net
proceeds of this offering to
the
available
the
firms
that
subject
,
underwriters'
Pierce.
share.
The
-
with
this
riLcn°?lon st0.ck'
500,058 shares
avail¬
3l! 1957, doubled
compared
Lynch,
both
share-for-share basis
1790.
Instruments, Inc.—Sales
corporation
523.
of $1 par value common
stock at
built
operation of the proposed uranium
the company
plans, would receive Nuclear Resources stock
said.—V.
will
of
service
to
|
up
shares
%j'The company said tha't
demand in its
snareholders, John R. Black, Secretary, said that under
the proposed meiger, Nuclear Resources would
assume liabili¬
Atomic Fuel
p.
•
$24,200,000.
The ' company
anticipates that' approximately $7,000,000 will be obtained from the stock issue.
The com¬
pany provides electric service in California
and Nevada.—V. 186, p. 939,
Colo.
mill. Atomic Fuel
he
per
5,793,528
letter to
of
the
*
Corp. has claims and leases in Colorado
also holds a milling contract from the Atomic
a
140,000
Merrill
the
on
to
6
t
Extraction
The company
Commission
Bedrock.
In
-
Fuel
'
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
Sept.
new
Atomic
has
.
and
1958*: at
Extraction
stockholders
K *■
16,867,529, * 16,294,718
-
Fuel
Co.
issue
1957—7 Mos.—1956'
to
Atomic
below.—V. -186,
,
,
"
•
Inc.V,
•
.
company from, the Commission's competitive
bidding requirements.
The company, in its application* -said that 6
negotiated underwriting' cf the issue 'would best serve its interests
and those-of its customers.
-1 •
V
;
•
26,529
98,874,357 101,352,501
82,006,828 " 85,057,783
46,272
281,044
ry.-ops.
938.
Cof,;
PowerCommission
sell
resentatives
12,031,584
"11,709,379
186,
-v
-
,
$50.
&
.
rev._
railway oper.
• ' ;
1
Tbe I'ipc exempted the
.
$251,175
:
Federal
and
'
2,089,384
$189,435" '
" ;
1957—Month—1956
exps.
Net
■'
The
company
with
FPC
authority, negotiated
underwriting of the proposed -issue .with the. firms
operating
—V.
Guild Films
issiie,
:
operating
by
Yv;' "
•£>,
V"1' 1957—Month—1956
"1957—8 Mos.—1956
>:_.$14,263,339 $13,678,959 $83,644,135 $79,990,649
521,757
•
1957—7 Mos.—1956
"
$27,059 '
16,341
.
.
,
Period End. Aug: 31—
Sales
*
$318,211
$2,237,451
291,152 ' 2,048,016
$10,642
ops.
deficit
938.
$1,247,316
$9,477,129 $10,316,731
348,929 ./ 3,036,439 ••' 2,787,193
438,573
"
RR.—Earnings—
Railway
Net
—
$972-947
V.vButler Brothers (& Subs.)—August Sales Up—
$1,475,055 ' $1,366 290
,$196,093
74,690
Railway
order
at
vi957—7 Mos.—1956
California Electric Power Co.—To Issue Preferred^—:
exps.
Period End. July 31—
and
located
..
:
A
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Earnings-
its products
American Phenolic
is
•
'
operating
rev.
ry.
—V.
under
socket
I
'
the manufacturer
tube
'
*
938.
Period End. July 31—
President and principal
the rapid development of
radio
>
.
'
*
V
'
"
$366,630.-.$2,652,485.-$2,560,795 jt^-V.*T86, p. '315 and 939*
170,537
^.1,177,430
1,194,505
C. & C. Television Corp.-^Sells Film
Negatives—
178,627
•
^Atlanta & West Point
the
1932
.,
" 195^^7-Mos.—1956 '
1957—Month—1956Y
$
started
from
; .••;
......
$348,060
rev._
rev.'from ry.
railway
share.
all
of
*
1957-^-Mbnth—1953 '
$6,596,587
$6,923,100 $50,261,412 $51,602,290
• Railway .operating; exps,,5*623,640
5,675,784
40,784,283
41,285,559
•"X1
•
t.'
A r:—-—^——
•
1
•'
' r
rev-
/•'! Net rev. frouv ry.: ops.
.14,076,732! 83,823,61685,885,382 r,' Net railway oper. inc:__—V. 186", p. 939;
7,755,234
6,113,213 - 34,919,901! 38,450,008
' Yp
inc.—:
oper.
52,303,061 357,353,936-343,9^7,635
33,226,329, 273,530,,32Q. ^58,042,253
operating
ops.-17,199,588
938.
p.
Railway
Railway
shares
Boston & Maine RR.—Earnings—
Period End. July 31—
,
approximately $4,000,000.
M?,IViPENDS-AmpJieno1 has paid
share
rev._
rev.
Net
has
additional manu¬
and distributing facilities, broaden its
product lines in the
connector
field
&nd
will
add
certain
electronic specialties, such as
tvave guides, not heretofore
manufactured and sold
by Amphenol.
EARNINGS—Net sales of Amphenol for
the year ended Dee 31
1056
totaled $27,318,000.
For the six months ended June
30
i.957 net
sales
were
$15,806,000.
Sales
of
Danbury-Knudsen
Inc
are
at
a
per
p.
exps.
—V.
1 nes of connectors and
acquisition by Amphenol will
provide
various
Its
facturing
current
185,
Transit
Livestock
1957—Month—1956
"
Period End. July 31—
com-
it
incorporated
trade-mark
tK°,MitS.preS^Ilt. name% T!?e PrinciPal
54th Ave.,
Danburj-Knudsen,
toazmfactures
specialties.
&
is. the
fineness
and
and
company
L
'■
Insurance, Co:',
con¬
continues!
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings— V
,
of connectors, cables, and
other electronic com¬
company's products are sold under the
trade-mark,
corporate
Couth
Life
for
■
,'i.
long-range,1-four-engine
turbine, jet. aircraft by-a South ^American airline, Boeing said.—V. 186,
succeed
*
company,, an<i
Inc.
Corp.
was
the business
company with such
«
,!
the
to
past
Involving the purchase - of three Boeing 707 Intercontinental Jet¬
it was announced ton ,Sept. .9 by Ruben M. Berta, President of
The
Presidept
rejects
.tile Brazilian airline.
•
supplier
The
Amphenol,
which is
better to identify the
the
named
of
Stockyard
Mutual
operating
Railway
Railway
314.
purchase
industry, the company has grown
revolutionary one-piece molded phenolic
a
Union
operating
—V. 186,
Gen¬
which
upon
of these
the
the electionic
of
been
the
liners,
••
V
;
of
"Neptel"- come into general
standards for both natural and
\
Railway
type of mobile comfort station,
large outdoor gatherings of people,
.
used
law
This
ment
■
Gray
"
•
the
instruments'are
manufacture,
of
thing
a
the
•
consisting
Washing¬
in
acre
an
per
Illinois
has
Vice-Chairman
Hancock
Period End. July 31—
Amphenol Electronics Corp.—Common Stock Offered
—An underwriting
group managed by Hornblower &
Weeks on Sept. 10 offered
publicly a new issue of 200,000
shares of $1 par value common
stock at $27.50
outstanding
'
.
Prince
been
the
of
John
Net
patent
a
the' future,' Mr.
costs
like
Boeing Airplane Co.—Contract With VARIG Airlines
■;*
wider
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
(called Oak
in connection
use
upon
.
of
Both
be
soon
quality
there
"Neptel"
1041.
p.
••
.
•u
fibers.
textile
ting
may
devices
higher
'
closer-than-standax'd
pres¬
owning
establishment,
approximately, one-fifth
sells
company
designed for
other
textiles
possible
measures
accuracy.
;
.
yarn
inspection device has been deCorp., Dayton,. Ohio, a subsidiary, to spot
According, to the announcement "Seconds" in
electronic
the
that
■■
Sheffield
other
as
make
Besides
gage
..
Grove Trailer Court).
The
thinner,
and
to
man-made
.
*
thicknesses.
produce
the
(111.)—New President—V J
Dairy Show Association.—V.
ton, D. C.; (2) mobile home development at 218 Telegraph Road Alexandria, Va. (called Temple Trailer Village.); and (3) mobile home de¬
velopment at 3301 Richmond Highway, Fairfax County, Va.
•
to
to
missiles
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton.' Corp.,
of
Chicago,
1955. Interest on first mortgage
is reduced to $40,000.
tAt Apfil
and payable at rate of $185.49 per month, principal and
§Not including 1,500 shares reserved for exercise of stock
title
precision
rolled
the
"■
from April 26,
principal
administrative
one
and
521.
p.
to
Armco
steel
aircraft
W^ood
had
Chairman
as
500 shs.
locations,
of
186,
enable
who continues as Chairman.
Prince
Mr.
£5,349
$100)
(par
been engaged in this business
continuously for over
ent.
it
conducts
operations at three different
eral
for
coils
steel
will
stainless
of
Henry
F. W. Specht,
*41,000
owning
cimpje
sheets
required
William
and operating mobile home developments, or trailer courts.
The company and its predecessor corporation of the same
name have
i
stainless
Armour & Co.
N.
,
c
-
by
imperfections.
sumers,
use
reduction mill for finishing 48-inch
Sendzimir cold
new
a
concluded.—V.
-
BUSINEfeS—The company, will head offices at 5020 Wisconsin
Avfe.,
W., Washington, D.. C., was incorporated in Delaware in 1948.' Its
business consists primarily, of sales and servicing of house trailers and
'
.•*
equipment
flatter
tolerances
Outstanding
5%%)
at
interest
(no
5%- when
.purchase
due July
preferred stock
stock
*Payable in
;
bds. due Aug. 1, 1961
bonds
(with interest
cumul.
Common
cloth
aircraft and missiles have become .the
stainless steel, Mr. Gray pointed- out.
worth of stainless steel went into aircraft
of
1956.
rolled
new
f
Cprp.—New Development Announced
automatic
improved
new.
minute
years,
$75,000,000
,A
veloped
will
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
(
S
,,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
.First
five
consumers
in
with
cold
The
$30,000
company.
missiles
wide
the sale of the bonds
proceeds from
covering the purchase price of three
acres of property and
for improvements, etc.
The proceeds from the
sale of common stock are to be used in the general business operations
repay
last
the
largest
world,
100%; with accrued interest in each case.
net
' *v
•
Although the production pattern of air* weapons' is
difficult to
predict right now, our market analysts are convinced that within the
next five years the aircraft and missile industry can become the top
user of
stainless steel, taking some $200,000,000 worth annually."
The expanded facilities for production of PH 15-7 Mo at Butler, Pa.,
will include one of the most powerful 54-inch hot strip mills in the
of
1959
1,
year
-
<
and
detachable
a
redemption up to July
102V2%; the following
1,>1961,
new
Within
1959, at a price of $15 per share.
30,
1959
July
to
PROCEEDS—The
tised
called
July
1960
June
to
>.
Bendix Aviation
*
-■'
is spending approximately $70,000,000 for improve¬
expansion of its Butler, Pa., Works to speed production of
steel and other highly specialized steels, Mr. Gray- said.,,
* »
Approximately
thereof
bearer
before
or
may
up
the
will
purchaser
the
bond,
entitles
stock
common
The
$1,000
which
.warrant
'/.*
;•
'..
than one-tenth that of high-strength
is less
said.
he
alloys,
Mo
and
second
^ at 100% and accrued interest.
15-7
corporation
ment
the
PH
of
cost
titanium
■
resistance.
corrosion
and
.
,
s
fabrication
of
ease
2094.
P.
the senior partner of hte -well-known Montreal law
Howard, Cate, Ogilvy, Bishop & Cope. — V. 185,
Q.C.,
Common,
firm
*
f
for
en
companyf
.
gaged, in
of
bank
indebtedness
and
balance will be
working capital
and
with
$205,504
added'to general funds
qther purposes.
headquarters at
Olney,
of
to be
Hi., is
the business of
drilling oil and gasj wells for individuals,
independent companies and
major, oil-companies.- In addition, the com¬
pany has alone, and with
others, acquired leases on various properties
,
'Number 5673
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(1147)
exploration and developments Calvert has also
for
duction and sale of crude oil and natural
engaged in the pro¬
from these properties, and
gas
present plans call for placing increasing emphasis
business.
began as
—V.
partnership? in 1945 with an investment of
$20,000. Upon completion of this sale, capital will amount to $4,644,183.
The company now owns and operates 12
drilling rigs—four in the
Tri-State Area of Illinois-Indiana-Kentucky, three in North Dakota's
Williston Basin, one in Utah, and four in Oklahoma.
The
♦
183,
a
"
•'
.
i-*
"r
*
"
stock
Common
of
♦As
'
t.
:
($1
Net
$
''"'-a.
'J
income
value)
par:
per
stock option
restricted
plan
granted under
another option.
*
and
$
$
$
$0.78
$5.34
$5.20
289,091,000 273,577,000
940.
&
-,
$
Earnings—
1957—7 Mos.-
$
operating rev.
21,957,203
operating exps.\ 18,609,194
|fv'^
3-.S48,
,
y-^ogp
$
-
Of
-1956
17,751,314 116,914,804
3,961,040
& Co._
Whipple
Bacon,
—172,000
&. Co.„—■? 6,000
Cabell
Branch,
Co
<te
Edwards & Sons
G.
The
;
Space
4,000
r-V.-186, p. 726.
10,000
Renshaw
&
Company-!.*
1,624,045
11,424,928
9,000
10,000
8,000
5,000
\
*
•
Net
the
outstanding
5%
for
redemption
Sept.
on
30,
all
1957,
(far
Canada
convertible
debentures due Oct. 1, 1961 at $100
Immediate payment will be made at any branch
excepted) of the Canadian Bank of Commerce.
may be converted into stock
of Canada Southern
north
The- debentures
Petroleum
Ltd.,
Canso
Oil
Producers
Ltd.,. the successor companies
to Sept.
Canadian Pacific Lines in
Period End.
July 31—
Ltd.
and
27,
Canso
1957.—V.
Natural
Gas
Co.
185, p. 2911.
1957—Month—1956
$407,450
$4,848,279
$4,816,491
Railway
operating
exps.
403,251
453,700
3,596,825
3,830,997
from
♦Deficit.—V.
ops.
$13,272
*$46,250
$1,251,454
$985,494
inc.—
*55,432
*122,909
616,610
287,957
ry.
$3,129,379
operating
exps.
2,392,470
from
rev.
186,
SEVEN
1957—7 Mos.—1956
-
Net
1957—Month—1956
operating
rev-
$264,215
$250,388
$2,117,689
$2,266,020
exps.
172,923
179,433
1,212,614
$5,171,539
$5,053,935
336,513
2,392,009
2,398,125
Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
,
Railway
operating
exps.
2,230,358
Net rev. from.
2,035,355
from
rev.
ops.
$91,292
$70,955
$905,075
inc.-_
40,131
25,626
375,483
ry.
oper.
$1,015,193
438,412
$1,060,169
388,368
Period End. July 31—
Railway operating rev._
Railway operating exps.
Cataract Mining Corp.—Exchange of Stock—
This
corporation and
gas,
other's
■■
14,808,772
and
International have
Gannaway
from
rev.
railway
ry.
$875,281
350,295
$7,242,520
$6,427,229
2,696,020
1957—Month—1956
$533,774
2,555,522
•
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$559;607
407,688
$4,668,762
415,645
2,670,043
2,671,054
$118,129
$151,919
$1,998,719
$1,897,451
37,770
ops.
62,219
883,891
870,277
inc.
oper.
$4,568,505
186, p. 940.
Period End. July 31—
a
corporation
Railway
payment
of
$150,000
concessions
the
in
in
payment was a
retaining an overriding
now
In
-
be
United
Co.
Fruit
also made
been
interest
retains
Chiriqui
and
turned
million
one
in
this
holds
186,
of
oil
and
gas
payment to Time Petroleum
concession.
1,100,000
del
United
acre
concession
offsetting
Toro
in
the
concession
the
Provinces
which
has
Fruit.
substantial
additional
acreage
in
the
Provinces
Net
in the Golfo
1957—Month—1956
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$4,742,846 $34,414,057 $35,315,105
3,897,736
27,872,418
28,037,184
rev—
$4,528,168
exps.
4,096,330
ops.
$431,838
$845,110
$6,541,639
$7,277,921
inc.—
*71,883
243,501
1,752,149
2,395,163
from ry.
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
186,
p.
939.
from
Net
$6,757,000
$6,870,000
5,738,840
5,309,044
$943,000
exps.
876,431
Net railway
ops.
$66,569
$249,901
$1,018,160
railway
—V.
inc.—
*119,234
128,440
*354,650
Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.- -Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
$500,801
$492,342
rev—
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$4,201,719
$4,520,805
exps.
Net railway
*~V.
186,
458,421
473,679
3,229,072
3,366,461
ops.
$33,921
$22,122
$972,647
$1,154,344
36,981
29,049
472,877
557,142
inc.
oper.
939.
p.
Pro-
Century Acceptance Corp., Kansas City, Mo.
poses Preferred Stock Offering—
Net
Net
50,000 shares
chase
to
up
and
an
on
Sept.
have
9
the
filed
a
period of six months to pur¬
shares of the new preferred. The
option for
additional
50,000
a
Underwriting commission Is to be $1.20 per share.
In addition, the company is offering 15,195 shares of regular common
stock at $3 per share, pursuant to regular common stock purchase
Warrants
Initially attached to its outstanding junior subordinated
debentures.
The net proceeds of the
sale of the new preferred and common
shares will be added to the company's working funds. According to the
prospectus, it is impracticable to make any specific allocation of such
funds
but
it
is
expected
that
Southern Ry.
Dana
STate
at
office
Canada, $63.00
NOTE.
On
year.
of
1957—7 Mos.—1956
,
7,005,054
from
ops.
$185,734
$39,444
$1,537,174
$1,660,504
55,568
♦45,307
473,135
453,085
rev.
ry.
railway oper. inc.
♦Deficit.—V. 186, p. 940.
Columbia Gas System,
$8,665,558
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
j
This
corporation on Sept. 6 filed a registration statement with the
covering $25,000,000 of debentures," series I due 1982,
to
be
offered for public sale nt
competitive bidding.
»
SEC
they
will
be
used primarily
to provide
proceeds
stock
demands
$
$
5,374,442
4,501,617
27,491,405
27,834,470
1,663,437
1,985,453
9.000,823
11,866,292
inc.
oper.
•
Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
1957—Month—1956
1957—7 Mos.—1956
rev-
$3,219,083
exps.
2,527,807
2,356,942
ops.
$691,276
inc.—
481,711
$885,467
518,343
$3,242,409 $24,907,205
$25,564,133
ry.
17,155,481
16,729,301
$7,751,724
$8,834,832
oper.
4,599,470
($50
share) on the basis of one new
share for each ten shares held; subscription rights to ex¬
pire on Oct. 3, 1957. The offering is not underwritten.
par
per
Further details follow:
used
tion
to
proceeds
from
reimburse
extensions,
the
the
sale
of
the
shares
company's treasury
and
improvements
additions
now
It
is
that
expected
it
of
new
amounts
CAPITALIZATION
will
be
to
necessary
continue
to
GIVING
capital stock
(par
does
not
company
through the exercise
Telegraph Co., which
informed
shares
the
which
of
sub¬
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
at
225
East
corporation.
largest
its
$50)
2,000,000
intend
the
of
Clermont
adjacent
to
sell
shares
not
Outstanding
*1,374,908 shs.
subscribed
sold
rights. American Telephone &
of the presently outstanding shares,
it intends to subscribe for the 37,275
proportion of the offering.
2,610.
of
owns
the
Telephone
of
record
Counties
in
the
in
is
company
telephone
counties
Counties
See
with
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
Gas
System, Inc., it was announced on Sept. 9, has
Hydrocarbon Corp. in the filing of an applica¬
proposing the acquisition by Columbia Gas of
securities; and the Commission has scheduled the ap¬
SEC
the
maximum
investment
required for Hydrocarbon's
operations
natural
gas
for
fuel
gasoline, butane and part of the propane from the
streams, which extracted hydrocarbons it has heretofore
purposes;
that until recently it had a contract with a
ducted
by
and
that
service,
chased
State
Indiana.
furnishing
Hamilton,
Ohio, and to
of
for
in
Ohio
Dearborn
and
also V.
186,
p.
Oil
Co.,
in
concentrating
plant,
another
order
has
scheduled
to the question whether
a
few
Warren
use' of
Sept.
Franklin
the corporate
23,
name
for foreign subscriptions
this
field.
»
to
and
3-year
a
has
option
taken
been
subsidiary of Columbia) on an adjacent
its availability for the possible
preserve
the
raw
•>
Columbia Pictures Corp.—New Official of Unit—
Takiff
has
Realty
Corp.,
by
Harry
Mr,
Cohn,
Takiff
Columbia
York,
been
recently
the
Y.,
Columbia
appointed Vice-President of the Columbia
wholly-owned subsidiary, it was announced
a
President.
Pictures
N.
handled
the
acquisition
Corporation Building
home office of the
at
new
Telephone
Co.,
and
development
711
Fifth
Columbia,
186,
p.
Pa.—Files
the
of
Avenue,
corporation.—V.
New
838.
With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
company
covering
Sept.- 3
on
shares
4,5o0
per share,
finance an
without
of
filed
a
letter
stock
common
underwriting.
of
expansion program.—V.
notification
(par $25)
The
to be
proceeds
180,
the SEC
with
offered
to
are
be
at
$40
used
to
1207.
p.
Comico Corp., Memphis, Tenn.
ceedings Instituted by SEC—
The
Counties
institution
to
1933
tion
of
order"
whether
filed
by
proceedings
to
suspend
1957, with respect
of this corporation
"Stop Order" Pro¬
Sept.
on
under
the
the
6
announced
Securities
effectiveness
of
16,
Sept.
offering
The
selling
1957,
registration
of
In
750,000
Commission's
was
to
Securities Corp.,
of
filed
shares
offering
commission
the
statement,
be
of
made
May
its
on
2,
therein
Washington
"best
the
of
proposed
stock
at
$2
efforts"
basis
of New York, for which it would
is
Office.
1957,
common
a
Act
registra¬
to comply
a
this
for
Southeastern
a
"stop
—
Commission
disclosure
the
Comico's
share.
Exchange
corporation for alleged failure
requirements of that Act.
A
hearing
scheduled
public
and
determine
statement
with
the
per.
by
receive
15%
plus expenses not to exceed $100,000.
Connco was organized under Delaware law in February, 1957, for the
primary purpose of exploiting by mining, milling, and marketing a
mining lease on properties located near Glenwood, Ark., received by
in
in
Securities
assignment
C.
'
from
its
promoters
(including H. E. Phillips, of Osceola,
and
C.
V.
Goodwin, Marion, Ark., and
Memphis, Vice-Presidents).
In its order for proceedings ,the Commission challenges the
accuracy
and adequacy of various informational disclosures contained in Comico's
registration statement and prospectus.
Among these are disclosures
Ark.,
with
and
President,
company
W.
Beale,
Sr.,
of
to
respect
the
the
of
the
asserted
failure
manner,
whether
determine
to
representative
determine
is
suitable
has
made
its
the
extent
to
securities
disclose
the
and
In
mineral
continuity
of the proposed operation
sought to be registered, in¬
the prospectus in consise,
deposit has been explored
of
the
deposit:
whether
samples of the mineral deposit have been taken to
physical and chemical properties 01* whether the mineral
for
a
feasibility
economic
investment risks
the
cluding
for
in
of
petrochemical
facilities
to
utilize
produced by Hydrocarbon.—V. 186, p. 1042.
Harry
and
subscribers
1042,
hearing
exclusively
construction
Pictures
Its
and
Hydrocarbon's
tract
materials
communication
Butler,
a
subsidiary
new
(by Preston
:
of
in
a
The
proposed site of Hydrocarbon's fractionation plant is at
Siloam,
Ky., approximately 35 miles from United Fuel's proposed new extraction
plant at Kenova, W. Va. Hydrocarbon proposes to build a
pipeline
connecting the two plants. A site of 160 acres has already been pur¬
Telegraph Company,
the
beneficially 29.82%
(372,758
ington, D. C.—Hearing Ordered by SEC—
remittance
<
Columbia
the
informative
SEC
company's sub¬
require expenditures
Hydro¬
for fractionation
and
utilization in the petroleum industry.
is represented that the problems of
fractionating hydrocarbons for
petrochemical uses are considerably different from their sale as
liquid
fuel, and it has been concluded that the ownership and operation of
the fractionation plant and
facilities, and the development of markets
for sale of the resultant hydrocarbons, can most
efficiently be con¬
and
Civil and Military Investors Mutual Fund, Inc., Wash¬
The
the
to
carbon
whose
Indiana.
On
May 31, 1957 the company had 433,880 telephones in
service, Citizens Telephone Co. had 75,442 and The Harrison Telephone
Co.
the
$7,180,000, a modern and more efficient plant to extract all the
hydrocarbons from its Appalachian gas; that the residual
gas
satisfy the quality specifications for the sale of natural gRs as a
fuel; that the stream of heavier hydrocarbons will be sold to
that
outstanding capital stock.
mainly
Butler
of
program
of
the
heavier
for
wholly-oWned subsidiary, Citizens
Telephone Co* furnishes such services in Kenton, Campbell, Grant,
Pendleton and Gallatin Counties in
Kentucky, and The Harrison Tele¬
phone Co.,
another wholly-owned subsidiary, in parts of Hamilton
and
construction
is presently estimated
$84,000,000.
program
Columbia
with
natural
St.,
American
business
services,
the
sales
To
raise the
required funds, Columbia Gas proposes to acquire at
114,000 shares of Hydrocarbon's common stock
and, as further
funds are
required, up
to
$2,850,000 of Hydrocarbon's installment
promissory notes.
According to the application, Columbia Gas' sub¬
sidiary, United Fuel Gas Company has substantial reserves of
Ap¬
palachian natural gas, rich in heavy
hydrocarbons; that it now has
five plants in the eastern
Kentucky-Western West Virginia area for
29.8%
company
Fourth
stockholder,
shares)
recent
at $5,700,000, as follows:
Fractionation plant (Including utilities and
off-sites) $3,500,000, land $100,000, products pipeline
$1,300,000, work¬
ing capital $800,000.
principal executive offices are lo¬
Cincinnati 2, Ohio, was incorporated in
Ohio as the City & Suburban Telegraph Association on
July 5, 1873.
The company Is not controlled
directly or Indirectly by any person
cated
to
available
FINANCING
subscription
owns
company
represent
obtain
capital.
Authorized
has
added
other
plication for hearing on Sept. 23, 1957.
According to the application, Columbia Gas proposes to organize
Hydrocarbon to engage in the business of
fractionating and selling
liquid hydrocarbons (such as natural gasoline,
butane, propane, and
ethane)
and related activities.
It
will
have
an
authorized
capital
stock of 140,000 common
shares, $25 par value. Columbia Gas esti¬
offered
for expenditures
to its telephone
Its treasury having been so reimbursed, the company will reduce
borrowings from various banks.
stantial
be
debentures, will be used to satisfy
general funds, including principally
such
1957
the
Hydrocarbon
plant.
its
H
to
are
Proposes Investment in Columbia Hydrocarbon—
The
396-acre
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone Co.—Stock Of¬
for
series
debentures
and,
together with
$45,870,000 from the
The SEC, it was announced on
Sept. 10, has issued an order giving
interested persons until Sept. 24, 1957, to
request a hearing upon the
debenture financing proposal of The Columbia Gas
System, Inc.
4,758,060
fering—Mention was made in our issue of Sept. 9 of the
offering by the company to its stockholders of record
Aug. 27, 1957, of 124,991 additional shares of capital
be
the
upon
approximately
future
at
and
This
of
company
approximately
1957
of
sidiaries,
sale
the
will
186, p. 940.
stock
in
the
of
including
common
of
of
funds
any
fiurvev
Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
the
1957—Month—1956
Net
2-
account
623.
Earnings-
Net
•
New
per
exchanged for a
$1,500,000 will be
p.
7,364,229
Seibert,
(Telephone
post
and
$8,901,403
THE COMMERCIAL
William
was
186,
It
from
rev.
railway
The
registration statement with the
SEC covering 100,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock, 70c con¬
vertible series, $5 par, to be offered for public sale at $10 per share
through an underwriting group headed by Paul C. Kimball & Co. and
McDonald, Evans & Co.
The underwriters, have agreed to purchase
corporation
Earnings—
1957—7 Mos.—1956
17,951,320 122,322,310 116,785,815
94,830,905
88,951,345
Cincinnati, New Orleans
or
This
RR.
1956
ops.
BUSINESS—The
ry.
1958.—V.
lton-affiliated corporation to extract ethane and the
remaining prbpane
from such gas streams for
petrochemical uses; that United Fuel now
proposes
to construct at<Kcnova, W. Va., at an estimated cost of
13,449,703
Period End. July 31—-
Common
Period End. July 31—
from
1957—Month
433,091
186, p. 939.
tailway operating
tailway operating
rev.
*7,995,905
19,807,208
14,432,766
ry.
186, p. 840.
♦The
Net
2,530,921
exps.
Railway operating
Railway operating
$1,560,956
ry.
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
1957—7 Mos.—1956
819,099
rev-
operating
from
rev.
made
1957—Month—1956
$1,069,000
operating
rev.
8,413,729
*761,913
120,575,961
940.
rev-
PROCEEDS—The
Period End. July 31—
Net
186, p.
Net
will
Central Vermont Ry. Inc.—EarningsRailway
Railway
inc
oper.
operating
operating
de Chir¬
operating
rev.
17,069,925
$
of
operating
Net railway
108,718,643
1,593,925
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
—V.
Central RR. Co. of New Jersey—Earnings—
Period. End. July 31—
Railway
Railway
16,829,249
2,292,963
144,339
ops.
Period End. July 31—
726.
p.
-1956
»j>
18,423,174 125,788,568 128,989,690
)
another
to
cash
Veraguas and Darien and off-shore concessions
iqui.—V.
acres
in the Republic of Panama.
with Cataract Mining Corp.
payment
substantial
a
Bocas
over
Cataract
of
Chiriqui
cash
a
the $150,000
to
their
for
Cataract
of
of
down
United Fruit Co.
royalty of IV2 %
on
this acreage which will
developed by United Fruit Co.
payment made to Cataract Mining Corp.,
actively
addition
received from
payment
Province
The
railway
ry.
Railway
11
in
1,020,215
removing
from
rev.
Railway
Sept.
on
1957—7 Mos.
$
18,243,263
15,950,300
producer of motion pictures for theatres
a
investors
par
stake
Sells Oil Concessions—
This
1957—Month- -1956
operating rev—
operating exps.
♦Deficit.—V.
acquired
through an exchange of stock. Cataract, an oil,
enterprise, issued 100,000 shares of its common for
mining
$4,275,000 principal amount
outstanding senior notes due 1966
$1,059,659
13,884,216
Chicago & North Western Ry.- -Earnings—
future
300,000 shares of Gannaway,
and television.-
senior
1,086,711
mates
Net
Met
in each
issue of $5,775,000 5%
an
$1,272,445
$20,311,445
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings-
Net
939.
p.
35(a)
Section
rev._
joined
ops.
ry.
*
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$2,910,636 $22,051,292
1,250,827
186,
of
exps.
financing
$718,999
335,128
$3,290,527
1957—7 Mos.—1.956
operating
railway
—V.
Section
scope
operating
funds,
$3,135,952 $22,507,518 $21,566,241
- 2,416,953
17,335,979
16,512,306
$736,909
rev._
Railway
Net
by
the
notes,
the institutional
to
Net
Carolina. & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
within
of
will
may
1967.
these
general
ops.
operating
Net
186, p. 939.
July 31—
name
operating
940.
Period End. July 31—
—V.
Period End.
corporate
sucn
inquiry
Railway
Railway
MONTHS
inc.—
ry.
oper.
p.
Railway
1957—7 Mos—1956
$416,523
rev.
20
Maine—Earnings—
rev._
railway oper.
FIRST
1957—Month—1956
rev._
Net
operating
Net
AND
railway oper. inc.—
—V. 186, p. 940.
'
Railway
Net
JULY
Chicago Great Western Ry.
of
plus accrued interest.
in
FOR
operating
railway
Canada Southern Oils Ltd.—To Redeem Debentures—
called
on
;
EARNINGS
Railway
Railway
Net
corporation has
a
brief history of the line, information
types of equipment used and contains more than
Period End. July 31—,
—V.
The
proposes
provisions
hearing,
prohibited
misleading
or
Period End. July 31—
13,207,202
includes
way,
photographs.-^
3,000
.
.
pamphlet
the-right,of
•
:
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Tucker, Anthony &
R. L. Day
Wulff, Hansen & Co
6,000
Corporation
&
Rodman
'
5,000
Honnold &
Co., Inc
Johnson, Lane,
Newburger
6,000
____
The
Shares
whether
the
.
6,000
Doolittle'& Co—
A.
\-K'
"
*
•: KiddeiV Peabody & Co.
-/* Incorporated ; -Ki
Shares
.
Hutton
sold
26,739,318 -.30,090,846
564
— The
4
several
underwriters named below,
acting
representative, W. E. Hlitton & Co.. have entered into
A-new-eight-page illustrated brochure, "This is the Chicago & Eastan underwriting Agreement with the company
pursuant to which" they ^ ,;em Illinois: Railroad",,is being made available free of charge, it was
have agreed severally to purchase from the
announced on Sept. 6
company the following reJ ~
by H. R. Sampson, Vice-President in charge of
traffic.
spective numbers of shares of common stock:
v
E.
At
implications
or
and
inconsistent'with
is
1940.
113,616,716
009
1,087,
—
of
question
deceptive
or
like amount of
$
21,712,354 143,654,122 143,707,562
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Issues Brochure—
UNDERWRITERS
)
the
investment company
an
sale,
Act
the Act.
notes due
-
Quincy RR.
1957—Month—1956
through "their
W.
Act,
of
Colorado &
.
r
into
as
public
Colonial Sand & Stone Co., Inc. — Notes Placed Pri¬
vately—This company, it was announced on Sept. 4, has
placed privately with institutional investors, through
41,768,000
$0.86
for
Company
representations
the
35(d)
43,153,000
it has registered
securities
Investment
conducted
500,058.shs.
key employees'
which
offer
of
1957—8 Mos.—1956
6,258,000
Period End. July 31—'
Railway
•Railway
Outstanding
•
the
the
Glore, Forgan & Co.,
8,
to the options
to
38,123,000
share
com.
p.
.
effecffve- date under Illinois law of.,'the
I957; v finoludes 50,000 shares' reserved"
recapitalizationmdopted Aug.
for-Issuance pursuant
-i .,*$1,000,000 shs.
under
general
and, if favorable
additional loan offices.
6,974,000
Chicago, Burlington
.
FINANCING
for
open
40,899,000
t
PRESENT
capital
borrowers
or
1957—Month—1956
income
Earnings
—V. 186,
!'■
Authorized
;19'57,v'the'
15,
Aug.
i-
•
working
to
-be
'
CAPITALIZATION. GIVING. EFFECT ^ TO
with
lend
1471.
p.
"■»*
Gross
the year ended March 31, 1957, gross income from
operations was $3,891,028 and oil and gas production sales
-
to
presented, to acquire
contain
EARNINGS—For
'
subsidiaries
funds
Period End. Aug. 31—
Drilling, incorporated in 1946 has never paid
dividends on its common stock. The company does not anticipate pay¬
ing such dividends for a number ot years as it intends to use future
earnings for expansion of the business.
•
•
-
amounted to $1,453,355.
its
supply
are
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—August Earnings Higher—
.
DIVIDENDS—Calvert
drilling
company .and
operations,.-to
opportunities
"■
,
company
the
this phase of the
on
3
and advertisements must be made In New York funda.
of
of
the
t>e
uses
for
morv»»t
silica
materials;
r-wr-i
whether
n-w>rP^
Comico
be
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1148)
4
Daniels
milled; whether the owner of the mineral deposit leased
made other attempts to sell the deposit or the minerals;
and
whether exploration of
the deposit, analysis of representative
samples and results .of the marketing survey and chemical research
into the uses of the mineral will affect the uses of procceos.
In addition, the Commission questions the adequacy and accuracy of
information contained in the registration statement and prospectus
concerning the terms of the proposed stock offering; the proposed use
of the proceeds of the sale of stock;
the business and .property c-f
Comico
including particularly the costs of mining, processing and
marketing, general competitive
conditions in the industry and the
extent and continuity of the mineral deposit; and the organization of
tii© company and the interest of management and others in certain
transactions,
including the cost to the promoters of the leasehold
transferred to Comico, as well as concerning the past business experi¬
ence
of the principal promoters.
At the Sept.
16 hearing, inquiry will be conducted for the purpose
of determining whether Comico's registration statement and prospectus
are
inadequate,, false or misleading in respect of material' facts and,
if so, whether a stop order should be issued suspending the effective¬
ness of the registration statement.—V.
185, p. 2211.
un¬
produced
or
of
Comico has
to
Fisher
&
book
the
Mr.
based
be
upon
determination
a
shares outstanding.
160,000
are
to
ine
Other
indicated
said
Ross
interests
those
Daniels
Fisher
&
the proposal.
recommending
approved
directors
are
other
Daniels
that
and
real
other
also
until
estate
lease
would
to
The
House
Court
Daniels
8c
applied by
New
department
Daniels
store
&
two-thirds
p.
ready
are
will
vote
stockholders
of
2595.
'•
•
to
'
'
the right to use its name. A
required for approval.—V.
179,
May
is
'
*
.% >'/'
\
Formation
with
It was announced on Sept. 6, has placed pri¬
vately $30,000,000 of 5V2% subordinated notes due Sept.
1, 1972.
The
with
together
proceeds,
subordinated
of
$25,000,000
other
notes
in
V,
I.—Files With
covering 18,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at $10
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for the
payment of obligations and working capital.
.'
SEC
379
covering
market
time
at
Sept.
shares of
of
issue.
letter of notification with the
stock (no par) to be offered at
filed
3
No
underwriting is involved.
to be used for working capital and inventory.
are
poughkeepsie,
a
common
W.
Moore, President,
its
'•Continuing
is
pany
take
to
over
that
by
leases
and
"A
solidated
Cuban
Gulf
give up
the
sour
drilling
was
Oil
did
in
nt
<_,o.
efforts
test
oi
with
almost
is
Cuban
40,900
the
in
in
part:
desirable leases,
com¬
Sugar
part
to
not
Las
Villas
5,200
fish
feet
five
Ine
held
Pinar
of
parcnersnip
Oil
Simpson
collars
drill
tne
mien
in
Province
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
with
to
be
undertaken
Conscliuated's
that
On
saved.
The
would
A
day,
chief
exceed
driller
l,00u
heretoiore
Independent
Caribbean.
day,
the
in
estimates
a
additional
burden
is
deal
that
the
w«j
the
well
already
was
development
and
hereafter
known
San
production if
for
now
small
location,
tract
wnicn
also
and
Consolidated
eliminated
the
Cruz
No.
Verde
7.—V.
185,
20%
a
Consolidated
on
No.
gives
This
of
it
company
debentures,
Its
increase
$59,400,000,
related
by
with
the
to
corresponding
notes
SuCh
of
purpose
advances
to
be
advances
financing
purposes.—V.
by
will
t.ieiv
186,
subsidiaries
increase
issued
be
from
It
is
the
in
by the
construction
plant
and
ment
of
announcement
was
founder
Other
made
and
principal
Vice-President
of
the
ing
the
will provide
broad
radiation
nuclear
industry
fabricators,
fuel
materials
and
groups.
.
The
which
Dr.
are
and
Headquarters
will
safety
and
be
at
130
of
by
control
nuclear
for
as
of
uranium
an
fuels,
and
of
users
radioactive
independent
radiation
Permanent
for
cover-
of
the
operators,
radioactive
waste
"third
or
disposal
records
available
to
company
vanced
control.
its
provide
modiiicatlon
of
The
It
will
lease
In
related
fissionable
ability
in
safety
a
tnese
will
maintain
analytical
of-special
will
■
f
with
the
in
company,
development
most
reliable
addition,
fulfill
to
will
of radioactivity in
establishing radiatraining personnel in tne fundamentals
in solving decontamination problems.
concent.
Such
service
is
radiometric,
fuels
.
J
.
.
Cuban American Sugar
Consolidated
Cuban
to
•
;•
mass
determine
for
necessary
materials
<
See
ad¬
require¬
in
the
corporation,
will
make
fluormetric analyses of reactor
■
and
and
acfcoimt-
,
$4,719,002
$4,938,125
363,513
2,929,050
2,836,332
from
rev.
railway
186,
Sales
—V.
Corp. above.—V. 171,
p.
on Aug. 30 filed a letter of notification
267,000
shares
of
class
A
-
%
stock
common
(Dar
—
-
--
—
the
cents i
—
*
A
Daniels &
Fisher
The stockholders
oved
pro
weeks.
Stores
will vote
part of its assets
Joseph
Ross,
the
Mr.
said
sale,
tac
on
to
President,
proposed
Ross,
First
1956
home
Called
7
on
the
Ira
which
price
E.
Dictet,
this
to
"ha*
be
been
paid
by
tiny
battery-powered
device—a
product
of
exclusive Dictet plus is the presence oi visual battery life indicators,
which tell at a glance whether battery strength is sufficient at any
The Dictet is
inches,
lor
under
difficult
conditions.
Enough
recording comes in a magazine,
threading is involved.—V. 178, p. 1159.
or
Dow
The
Chemical
company
in
$162,000,000
told
Stockholders
The
each
of
current
in
directors
50
Sept.
on
11.
have
Sept.
Doan
Dr.
Co.
—V.
expansion"
to
with
exceed
Doan,
the
Dow
at
total
said
He
in
fiscal
He
a
that
1958,
while
"we
would
we
pointed
out
^
that
*
d0^n
plant
hope
be
show
insincere
an
if
on
field
improvement
attempted
in
to
with
were
—
Op
and
11%,
announced
construction
its
of
a
entrance
a
&
have
May
ap*
several
company
to
u
100,000
Co.
&
Wright & Co.,
200.000
Inc.
Wyatt,
F.
Neal
goner
S.
Wag¬
&
200,000
—
Yantis
Biddle
&
Inc.
2 50.000
Co,,.
& Co.,
150.000
&
Iron
oper.
revenue-
oper.
expenses-
railway
Range
Ry.—Earnings—
1557—Month—1956
1957—7
Months—1956
$8,586,335
3,785,440
1.382,343
20,417,688
16.545.546
ry. oper.
$4,800,895
"$638,481
$9,873,976
inc.—
2,002,078
"590,677
4,100,879
$5,026,331
1.8 90,055
oper.
p.
$743,862 $30,291,664 $21,571,877
,
941.
End. July 31—
& Atlantic
■
RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
1957—7
Months—1956
$671,146
$711,274
$4,531,970
oper.
expenses-
642,617
580,120
4,120.919
$4,741,683
3,814,753
rev. from ry. oper.
railway oper. inc.
$28,529
$131,154
$411,051
$926,930
"36,486
68,052
4.248
5 52,859
_
Net
p.
941.
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific
Ry.—Earnings-
a
Railway
Railway
into
ilie
$697,100
$545,500
$3,709,500
expenses.
338,790
416,393
2,228.497
■2,527,047
$358,310
$129,107
$1,481,003
222,830
56,048
525,651
$1,073,353
285),3(>8
railway
—V.
186,
oper.
p.
inc.
941.
high
cost
of
constructing
modern
interest,
particularly
one-
efficie»t operations, within New York City
o"ye^r"0 d company to plan a shift to Daabury, Conn.,
A?f~H
n
C.
™'
fl.rm' wit,h headquarters at East
is
manager t i an
uncerwruing syndicate, 011
Sept. 11 offered $50,000,000 of 4% %
sinking fund deben¬
tures, due Sept. 1, 1982, at 102% and accrued
plants,
^ ^eSin«f?ded for
color
Offered—Halsey, Stuart
$3,600,400
Eagle Pencil Co.—To Move to Connecticut—
from
•
Months—1956
1957—7
revenue-
oper.
Net rev. from
ry. oper.
Net
production
plant is sched¬
and
1957—Month—1956
oper.
linear
multi-million
'
Duke Power Co.—Debentures
sub¬
150.000
Wood
E.
revenue-
Net
.
other
1049.
150,000
—
—r—
reaching
group
p.
200.000
1,000.000
Co
&
oper.
too
Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary, at
Bay City The
using a process under the Ziegler
license, will produce
granular material in its natural white
and1
186,
1—_
Inc.—.-
Co.
Whittaker 8c
L.
Harold
750,000
Period End. July 31
Refining
facility,
.300,000
1049.
p.
"; "Deficit.-—V. 186,
-
,
at the
Bay
8c
Railway
company's Bay City, Mich., division. The
uled for completion in October, 1958.
In
making the announcement, C. B. Brarich,
Manager of Dow's
Plastics Department,
said that the linear
polyethylene plant will be
supplied with raw materials from Dow's petrochemical
new
600,000
Co.
&
&
White
200,000
Duluth, South Shore
earnings
paint
Polyethylene Field—
11
N.
Yarnall,
Period
earnings of $53,000,000 in fiscal 1957
the previous year s total, they were the second
Sept.
&
Geruldsen
Arthur L.
200,000
although
,
300,000
—
Noel
Railway
,,,
in the company's historySales
high at $628,000,000.
company
we
..
.1
fl°m
to
150.000
Co.
'
.
.
300,000
Lbm-
President,
some
picture.'\
100.000
"Deficit.—V. 186,
record
250.000
Co.—
Co.
Lane,
Net rev. from
length on the "profit squeeze" reflected in
"continually rising costs against rather inflexible selling
prices," and"
said they appear to be problems which will
require time to solve.
bright
Robert
of
„—:
25.
dwelt
600,000
Co
150,000
—
———
C.
Corp.
Railway
Railway
150.000
Mc¬
8c
-
Weeden
—
186,
"uq.ooo
—
Co.
Wansker
Period End. July 31—
Expansion—
Co.
250,000
Duluth, Missabe
tape
handling
2%
stock
dividend—one share for
shareholders of record at the close
a
to
8
I.
tape
Net
expected
Leland
.
declared
Nov.
"vigorous
year
1957,
held—payable
business
Dr.
fiscal
fiscal
magnetic
110
Co.—To Continue Record
plans to continue its
the
spent
and
Lee
&
600,000
Johnson,
100,000
Co.,
%■—
&
Alstyne,
Wallace,
150.000
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
Kenower, MacArthur Ac
a self-contained unit which measures 2 by 4% by 6to
11 ounces and is designed to give top
even
hour's
one
Van
Alfred
negotiation
the
Norfolk
8c
&
Thomas
100.000
Ac
750.000
Leach..
—
Strauss
S.
J.
750,000
Corp.
150.000
Blosser
450.000
&
,
8c
—
Dowell
Co.,
Co
Ilutton
The
weighs only 2 pounds,
periormance,
powder
Co.
Unanimously
In
F.
Co.
600.000
& Co._
Investment
&
600,000
Ac
Co.,
—
Slubbs, Smith
bardo, Inc.
_■
Ballin
Haupt
Space
Dictaphone Corp. features a novel start-stop microphone which enables
the speaker to control the recording operation with his thumb. Another
the
185,
■:
approving the .sale of
directors
Hannahs,
&
——
Straus,
150.000
Co.—
&
150,000
Walter Stokes & Co
200,009
Lunt
Ac
Stix
Ac
400,000
a
Sterne, Agee &
Stifel, Nicolaus
150.000
._
—-
Co.-.
8c
Hammill
Inc.
;
-
the
Ac
Co
Co.
&
Corp.-
Freeman
Hamlin
$2,801,043
Horner
Inc.
100,000
Gregory & Sons.,
1957
$3,203,934
Co.—Proposed Sale—
Oct.
May Department Store
said
M.
100,000
Ac
Shaughnessy
Corp.—150,000
Inc.
250,000
—
Inc.
400.000
Co.
Securities
Hughes
Inc.
Scott,
100,000
Iowa
150,00(1
—
Co.,
Shearson,
Co
&
600,000
Rand
100,000
..
&
539,066
Corp.—August Sales Higher—
—__i_——
&
150,000
:
Steele
Co.,
Rambo, Close 8c Kerr.er
,
Evans
150,000
.—-
&
Co.
200.000
A.
Inc.
Pollock
Raffensperger,
1.250.000
Inc
E.
prescott, Wright, Snider
Merle-Smith—
Co.,
250,000
Inc.
600,000
Co.
'
tensen,
Will.
300,000
8c
150,000
&
—
Peters, Writer 8z Cliris-
600.000
Co.
398,354
truly portable voice recorder—about the size and weight of a
movie camera—is now available as an
important aid to people
The
with
Colket
Co.
&
150.000
Inc.—-
Co.
150.000
Co
150,000
Co.—
&
Copeland
Kendall,
—I
&
Overton
A.
Peninglon,
250,000
&
100,000
—
150,000
250,000
—
of
*—
750,000
250,000
Securities
First
43,847
2 00,000
Hirshberg. Inc.
Patterson,
Schinertz
Inc.
Freeman
To Enter Linear
1459..
50
J.
—
$2,3 01,793
941.
p.
formulations.—V.
■
12,161
300.000
Hanseatic
•Inc.
450,000
——...
$1,789,952
new
record
liquidate
standing notes and to finance the making of additional
loans.—V.
stantial
$182,752
Dictaphone Corp.—New Portable Voice Recorder—
A
Co.—May Lease Oil Rights—
Petroleum
1.000,000
Denton,
Sherrerd—
8c
Fauset,
186, p. 941.
uranium
•
.,
Dalton Finance, Inc., Mt.
Ranier, Md—Files With SEC
covering
$126,286
ops,
inc.—
oper.
polyethylene
„J.he corporation
SEC'
ry.
—v.
Highest
•
.
&
Co., Inc.
Fafwell,
Chapman
'Co.
iL'i—
1957—7 MoSi-f-1956
$546,265
announcement
•
••
.
Co.—
&
Clement
419,257
undertake
special
users
and
nuclear
"
1957—Month—1956
.
.
York
Homer O'Connell 8c Co.,
J. Edwards, Inc.—Elkins,
Morris,
Stokes
Line RR.—Earnings—
Shore
$545,543
be
by
including plutonlum
compliance with governmental regulatory control the
said.
data
continually evaluated
be
teas,
and
-material
Toledo
——150,000
Norris &
Union
Evans
8c
150,000
&
&
3,500,000
e n-
Johnston
Corp.
200,000
Este
rev._
entity in
and
problem.
programs,
radiological
spectrograph^
all
customers
and
of any monitoring
Assistance will be given
piotection
2,004,421
Pierce,
Beane—__
100,000
Doolittle
ii»,
Investment
ments
tion
of
instruments
measuring systems.
instrument
2,101,846
8c
Co.
&
Broome
Co.,
given moment.
party"
reference.
Commercially
the
195,452
Lynch,
Cabell & Co.—
Hirsch
radiation at or near nuclear facilities
determinations
of
radioactive
content
of
air,
ground water, .streams, vegetation and soil
collected in the environ¬
ment of the installation.
The
new
firm's experts will provide regu¬
larly calibrated
personnel
protection
dosimeters
and
neutron-betagamma
film
badges, and
perform
periodic
bioassa,ys
lor
ingested
maintained
283,808
Diana Stores
periodic
radioactivity.
inc.—
Month of August
•.
make
$3,735,105
exps.
—V.
Alewife
aspects
reactor
150v000
600,000
Ferris
monitoring
and
8,458,573
$3,962,194
operating
Net
other
"package" service
hazards
encountered
accelerators,
act
carrying out programs
instrumentation for
9,251,325
$300,037
on-tbe-move.
comprehensive
reprocessors
will
1,103,952
$538,043
operating
Net
Berstein,
DeCrosta, Vice-
A.
'
concern
1,280,768
ops.
200,000
__
Currie
250,000
Dick
850.000
Hutchinson
New
Stein_
Dempsey-Tegeler
$13,213,519 $12,193,678
450^000
Co.—
Co.
berger,
Shelby Cullom Davis 8c
$1,403,989
Co.—
8c
1,000,000
Clark 8c Co.—
Co.
300,000
.
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
Newburger, Loeb & Co._
Inc
Cunningham,
1957—7 Mos.—1956
&
Fenner
150,000
Brothers
&
Co
1,250,000
Clayton Securities Corp.
Cooley & Co.
7,93,,,298
8,957,023
•
&
Moreland, Bran d
Inc.
ioo.ooo
300,000
—_
Coe
&
Merrill
100,000
—
W.
E.
29,479.94?
Railway
Irving A.
Edward
600,000
Co._
&
2,000,000
&
Inc.
McMaster
North &
City Securities Corp
Railway
Mass.
a
are
particle
firm
new
200.000
& Co.
Bros.
Burns
940.
p.
•
.
$3,500,000
Wheeler it Alle-
McDonald
600,000
Co.—
Baum
Burnham
M.
Director,
in
charge of sales.
Parkway in Cambridge,
The company
-
250,000
Thalmarm
McDonnell
Kraus—
8c
Co.
&
Branch,
$1,367,694 $16,780,640 $14,702,573
1957—Month—1956
Period End. July 31—
9 by William E. Barbour, Jr., President.
President and Chairman of Tracerlab, Inc.
Technical
500,000
Company—_
&
Bramhall
Sept.
President
Brook
186,
Me
Co.,
—_
man,
200,000
Blair
exps.
oper.
mio
.
Ac
—_
MaCkall
&
—
Ac
G. Becker & Co.,
A.
1957—7 Mos.—1956
31,418,170
876,138
mart
South Carolin
Co.
McCormick
Co.
1048.
p.
former
officers
and
railway
be
e
.
Kidder
Ladenburg,
8c
2,000,000
200,000
—
Parker
Fitch,
Baxter
$1,818,811
ry.
Detroit &
company, specializing in an
increasingly important seg¬
the atomic energy
Industry, has been organized, according to
He
rev.
to
or
and
•
M.
Leedy,
Inc.
Burge
Barret,
Dallas
from
•'1
new
an
1,049,815
operating
Net
acquired
lor
$2,045,365
rev.-.'
the
Inc.
150,000
R.
to
subsidiaries
$7,850,000
Bleich-
S.
Watts
Bvrd
4,385,760
h
comnnm.!5'
construeti S
June 30, 1957, the
commnv
$132,519,155 and net inn™ ;
of
A.
Co.—_
Bankers Bond
The
940.
Net
Controls for Radiation, Inc., Cambridge, Mass.—Formed
This
Ball,
the
of
and
ops.
inc.—
ry.
oper.
p.
operating
—V.
amount
used
166,
Railway
a
will
$50,800,000
subsidiaries
the
railway
Railway
was
a
long-term
Consolidated.
corporate
Baker,
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
announced
on
Sept.
5,
has
received
SEC
and'sfcll, at competitive bidding, the $30,000,000
Sept. 1, 1982.
Consolidated also was authorized to
due
from
Period End. July 31—
an
and
Co.
Co.
issue
open-account
4,857,791
Net
2444.
p.
and
roeder.
$5,753,454 $48,198,810 $44,182,515
$6,903,156
exps.
royalty
t
2.
field
&
Strudwick
8c
Auchincloss,
Redpath
recorders
Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
rev._
offset
North
.
Inc.
RR.
will
its eontimiin
the
purchasers named below (the successful
biddm
bidding)
have
severally
agreed
to
purcivi',.
following respective principal amounts of rh
Courts & Co
Consolidated Natural Gas
Co.—Financing Approved—
authorization to
Arnhold
940.
Net
pump, and has averaged 23 barrels
normal production to 128 barrels daily,
a
1,594,622
operating
rev.
of
ended
revenues
Securities
Anderson
La
$8,859,626
4,106 131
$7,028,934
"32,643
operating
No.
1
from
a
small
almost defunct United
Jorge
tne
producing
a
$482,443
"320,860
Period End. July 31—
—V.
of
$369,445
Railway
uncontrolled
2,
ops.
Railway
on
on
Consolidated
as
357
came
Sept.
on
the
hud previously existed
further consolidation of
be
in
Sept. 1.
barrels were
purchase
Fomento
as
company.
Verne lield
which
toward
Division,
inc.—
Rio Grande Western
&
months
12
Corp.
manufacturer
1957—7 Mos.—1956
6,003,252
p.
the
—
Butcher
Denver
uay.
August
well
tne
6,071,796
ry.
Section
Brothers—100,000
American
$49,862,374 $51,247,265
42,833,440
42,387,639
$6,485,695
186,
Co. mid
drill pipe.
of
leet
oil
cruz
saved
were
drilled
who
major
a
In
parrels
in
known
This
$6,441,241
exps.
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
contemplated
bringing Consolidated
involved
step
by
well
237 barrels
development
well
a
12ta
from
rev.
railway
of
of
with
Come
Stuart
Stockton
horizon, tnis test did hot
prove or dispiove the existence of deep level oil reserves. Consolidated
still owns substantial royalties
in this vicinity and other tests are
about
rev._
operating
operating
Piedmont
operating
Inc.
Daystrom
1S57—Month—1956
Period End. July 31—
del
Drilling
350
and
..utility
Allison-Williams
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
Co.
oil rights
of
acres
total
George K.
this
American
northern
equipment.
coined by
word
new
cost
$19,295,776.
Almstedt
looks
possible
slightly
terms
acreage
said
3
activity by the majors is expected to get under way
forward to an early geological study of the
drilling within the coming year.
note is the abandonment oi
me
deep test Con¬
wnere
Consolidated
soon.
As
This
acquisition
contract
a
attractive
on
company.
Rio Province
to
projected
completing
now
Sept.
on
a
the
debentures:
to express the
functions of measurement, actuation, computation and control for in¬
dustrial processes.
Derived from control and electronics, it embraces
both automation and instrumentation, fields in which the new Group
will be active.—V. 186, p. 316.
is
in
PURCHASERS—The
country's largest concentrations
automatic control; and Daystrom Electric,
electronic
and
"Controlonics"
the
reimbursement
connection
borrowings made
the expansion program.
financing of
at > public
competitive
from the company the
of the
one
part
debentures
.
manufacturer of industrial instruments,
N. Y.,
controllers
and
proceeds
The
Consolidated Cuban Petroleum Corp.—Proposed Lease
Clarence
Halsey,
Jolla, Caif., which employs
of engineers specializing in
in
the
payment for short-term
theh
EARNINGS—For
Group
and
Electrical Instrument Corp., Newark, N. J., World's largest
of electrical
indicating instruments; Daystrom Systems
(John F.) Inc., Somerset, Mass.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
on
Controlonics
the
of
.
Connelly
corporation
of
had
Power
per
The
Formation
Light Company. It will literally put control of the entire
plant in the hands of one man by automatically monitoring and re¬
porting measurements from over 300 critical points throughout the
plant.
; ■
The Daystrom units involved in the reorganization include Weston
will be used to pay
1957 and to prepay
1958.—V. 186, p. 623.
Sept. 4 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
on
Vice-President.
provide industry
to
Group
of
n
C<!S
case
sale
is presently producing over 98% of the
company's toM
operating revenues.
Other businesses in which the com
pin v i
engaged are the operation of urban bus transit systems
serving 4
municipalities and the operation of water supply systems serv>
municipalities.
118 i
the instrumentation and automatic
announced on Sept. 9 by Dause L.
for
was
accrued
in
v
«st-n«
at
the
the
The
and
optional redemnt
special redemption nvi
interest in each
at
business
the recently announced organization of the Daystrom Avionics
which is specializing in providing complete systems lor the
guidance and control of aircraft and missiles.
Also announced on Sept. 9 by Daystrom Systems Division, part of the
new Controlonics Group,
was the receipt of a major contract for the
design, manufacture, and installation of an Operational Information
System in the new Sterlingtoir Steam Electric Station of the Louisiana
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The corporation
Executive
Controlonics
systems
processes
from
finance
to
company
plus
par,
and
from:
100.485,
..
redeemable
par,
program,
counties
50
Group
funds,
Inc., Providence, R.
Daystrom
electronic
industrial
of
to
proceeds
came
Co.,
gross
follows
Sept. .1,
due
$10,000,000 of subordinated notes due June 1,
Concert Network,
Bibby,
the
of
entire
control
101.87%
be
to
,
including
expenditures made
of
part
This
Privately—This
Sold
Co.—Notes
Credit
commercial
4?«s
as
-BUSINESS—Company is engaged primarily in the business
0f »h
production, purchase, transmission, distribution and sale of
electricit
Daystrom, Inc.—Forms Controlonics Group—
company,
to
are
108.38%
and
program,
as
assign
011
also
Morgan
for
treasury
section.
Fisher
from
the
construction
House
Square
debentures
debentures
new
PROCEEDS—Net
its present Denver store
Fisher's new store premises m
May
for occupancy, probably next Spring.
Square is being constructed by Webb & Knapp, Inc., of
York City. Daniels & Fisher is scheduled to occupy a four-story
Court
the
101.1299;
prices ranging
receding from
personal property.
Fisher
8c
a
for
Corp.,
Award of the debenture
at competitive salp
Stanley &
Webster Securities Corp., 100.1899.
company
certain
on
bids
Boston
the underwriters
bid of 101.261%.
by
won
Sept. 10
and Jerome Ney
department store,
Iowa,
Ark., each hold a 50% interest in a voting trust that
06% of Daniels & Fisher stock. Mr. Ross, in a letter
sell to May its merchandise inventories, accounts receiv¬
able, furniture and fixtures, leasehold interest ill Colorado Springs and
the
yield approximately 4.74%.
was
than
more
stockholders
to
There
Moines,
Das
a
Smith,
Fort
owns
stock.
of
expected to be around $24 per share.
Youuker's,
of
would
stockholders
value
value is
book
Monday, September 16,
1957
.
fimHc
«
1
Berol,
President,
constructing
TyV
™
.
a
said
on
Sept.
$3,500,000
4.
13th St.
plant
and
scheduled
in Msn*
-completed
Ave. A,
to
-
bs
s,° far has hee.11 done with the company's ovn
additlonaI money, is expected to be obtained from in.sl,r'
tK*£fvori8r4!' £Tn!
hut"° ""V""*50"""
Volume ■ 136.: dumber 5673..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Eastern -Utilities Associates
Bank < Borrowings. Pro¬
*—*
posed by'Subsidiaries— : f r
J
.
*
Srocktb^ " Edison Co.1 and Pall 'River*
Tlie
: •
.
»
Electric
;
,
Light
miHv fresh-tasting evaporated milk -and inedible vegetable oil products.
The corporation distributes various of
its -products either at retail 011
a house-to-house basts or at
whoesale to stores, restaurants, hotels and
;
"
Co.,
sub¬
other
sidiaries, have-applied' to the SEC for permission to make* bank
borrowings during the period ending Sept. 30, M58; and the 'Com¬
mission has given interested -persons until Sept. 24, 1957, to request
a heaving
thereon;
'
The borrowings are to be made in the aggregate amount of not
to
exceed. $10,000,009 each, but the maximum amount to be out¬
standing at any one time for each company will not exceed $2,500,000.
The funds are to be used
as interim financing of construction 're¬
quirements through Sept. 30, 1958 (and for additional investments
in
Montaup Electric Co.), for which the two borrowing companies
are expected
to require additional funds in the amounts of $8,840,000
and $4,241,000, respectively.
Permanent financing prior to Sept. 30,
1958, is contemplated by each of the two companies.—V. 185. p. 1884.
Brothers
Edison
1957—Month—1956
$8,038,541
~r..
186, p. 941. '
;
"
.
distribute
these
and
Railway
Railway
Net
July 31—
1,541,973
10,514,121
9,968,143
from ry. oper.
$654,377
$246,998
$2,007,408
$2,196,475
225,638
71,488
443,145
763,780
Railway
expenses.
3,470,324
Net rev. from ry; oper.
$956,532
inc.—
189,387
$12,521,529 $12,164,618
General Mills'
Far
942.
chemical
four
The
has 37 offices in Japan and 43 offices
some 3,000 staff members.
A major
combine, DBK's scope of activities covers
a large
line of commodities with heavy emphasis on chemicals.
Unuer the agreement, DBK will handle the cornple line of General
Mills' Chemical Division prociuct,, including iat\.y nitrogen compounds,
Versamid polyamide resins, fatty acids, methyl esters of fatty acids,
soya sterols, and others.
These products serve such major industries
and
plastics
producer
members
new
to
its
Sept.
on
board
styrene
of
10
the
announced
directors
and
plans
polystyrene,
monomer,
for
nylon
of
L.
A.
petroleum
railway oper.
Net
Deficit—V.' 1.86,
941.
p.
'*
'
•
Counsel to the company, Dr. Robert L. Purvin, newiy elected
Vice-President or-Foster Grant; and William H. Raye, Jr.,
Vice-President of The First National Bank of Boston.
'
$9,714,844
This
Executive
2,420,067
locations,
Ltd.
embracing
the pre-war Mitsui
and detergents, plastics,
textiles.—V. 186, p. 525.
soaps
and
produced 283,293 passenger cans and trucks, ia the
Canada during August, as compared with, 307,926
corporation
United
expansion
will
program
include,
further
a
major
increase
States
and
August 1956, it was announced today.
Of the-- totah Vehlcles
produced by GM during August, 246,690 were passenger cars and
curing
in
capacity of Foster Grant's styrene monomer plant at Bat:n Rojge,
This is the third increase since the plant opened in April, 1954,
,
Period End.
La.
\
*$
*"
'
Railway
oper.
revenue.,
oper;
expenses,
■--
13,979,256
Railway
12,411,434
1957—7 Months—1956
$
$
■t
$
*
12,707,846 100,699,448 100,090,869
83,689,858
79,561,176
from
ry.'oper.
Net railway oper; inc.
—V. 186, p. 941.
rev.
•
11,761,861
1,567,822
945,985
262,124
.
678,774
17,009,590
panded
20,529,693
8,226,067
boost its
annual
capacity to 105 million
times greater than the capacity called for in the
The company's polystyrene, nylon and plastic
Leominster, Mass., and Manchester, N. H. will
of-the
part
as
Foster Grant ha§
;
Net
will
and
'r 1957—Month—1956
July 31—
program".
•
36,603
also
'
'
<
bo
greatly
Mass.
Steel Corp*—Correction-
-
Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., are offering 11,000 shares of 7%
preferred stock and 11,000 shares of common stock (not
as previously
reported), both at par ($5 per share).
details, see V. 186, p. 1049.
.v .
For
&
shares
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.
Nine Months Ended
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
July 31—
1957
Foster, President of the company,: stated that both the
nylon and high impact polystyrene plants would commence production
within-the next two months.
,
The
the
195(5
nylon plant will make
United
States
Net sales
Profit
—LI.—
before
income
for Fed.
Prov.
Net
profit
and
c
-
taxes.—_
—
foreign income taxes
—
(estimated)
Earnings per
844,603,697 813,750,210
88,833,808
85,904,733
44,250,000
43,000,000
44,583,808
company on Sept.
$5.27
in
25 will call for redemption as of Nov.
share,
plus accrued dividends of 9212 cents per
will be madp beginning Oct. 7, 1957.—V.
its
4V2%
cumulative
preferred
stock
15, next,
at
$102
made
The
per
186,
624.
stock.
$l,b68,105
—
•—V.
186,
1957—3 Mos.—1936
$1,424,849
$9,364,922
July 31—
1957—Month—1956
oper.
revenue._
Railway
oper.
expenses. •
Net
Net
$589,665
$5,715,976
234,617
2,104,339
2,773,062
offering of 10,000 shares of common stock?"(par
was made on
Sept. 11 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $49.75
share, with, a dealer's concession of $1 per share. It
completed.—V. 185, p. 2801.
the Court,
Atlas'
—
A
is
main
that it
assets
on
$3,228,279
186, p. 942.
v
f,
per
(ho
commodity
months
ton
Sept.
of
fund snowed a net gain of $92,551 for
July 31, 1957. with not asset value per share
net
and Allen &
Fund,
at the close
announced
aggregated $251,592 on July 31 last,
earlier and $189,144 on Sept. 30,
assets
$193,858 one month
Donchian pointed out in
Sept. 11 offered publicly 200,000 shares of com¬
(par $2) at $16 per share. This offering was
quickly oversubscribed.
$4.53
of
on
5.
with
his
Gamble - Skpgrmo, Inc.
stock
of
the
will go; to Qrover D.
proceeds
Turnbow,
will
accrue
the
to
its President,
to shareholders.—V.
report
compared
1956, Mr.
186,
729,
p.
Period End. Aug. 31—
Sales
corporation,
—V.
186,
(& Subs.)—August Sales Up—
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$9,848,248 $69,948,913 $63,778,547
$10,419,034
-
942.
p.
AS
OF
JUNE
Authorized
4^4 % promissory note due July 1, 1971
4M>(e
subor.
Other
debs,
due
Jan.
1,
1981,
and contracts payable
stock ipar $100)
Cumulative preferred stock (par $501
41/?% cumul. pfd. stk.—sinking fund
*385,475
series
of
to
(par
purchase
common
Common stock purchase
*Does
$2)
—10,000,000 shs.
rent
debt
certain
on
the
340,050
corporation's Employees Restricted Stock Option Plan
stock purchase
on
Sales
the common
warrants.
stock
of
the
'
"1
the
commitment
200,000 shares
of
underwriters
to
named
years'
Total
,
net
Uolciman,
f
12,000
Sachs
profit after Federal tuxes
first California
Reynolds
outstanding..—;
preferred
—V.
186,
p.
stock dividends;
420.
• " '
•<
General Dynamics
,
.Co.,
&
Co,
Inc
Jackson
Curtis
Sclnvabacher
11,000
392,052
427,157
$335,657
$392,052
16,033
62,846
J—
—
$351,690
1,142,088 "
provision for
!f-i~-——•—
1f,.'U
,
:
$454,898
,
1,142,088
/
_
&
Cos__^_.,_
*
'$0.22
•"'i.
'
1
'
Allyn & Co., .Inc.
Crowell, Weedbn &. Co._'
BUSINESS—Company
10,000
-6,000
.
6,00<j
-
,
department
building
at
the
\
main
Stromberg-Carlson division at San Diego,
Harold P. Field, Manager, has announced.
Completion is expected by Nov. 4.
new build will Increase Space at the main San
and will bring the total plant, office and labora¬
of the division in San Dfegb to 52,700 square feet. • ■
-
Field
Mr.
Shares
said
the
3,500
3,500
3,500
incorporated in New York on Nov. 7, 1945.
Foremost And its subsidiaries are engaged in the purchase, processing
;,1Kl
distributioiv of :miik, cream, ice Cream1 arid afi increasing' diversity
°*
related dairy -products inciudiiig cheese,^ buttef,cjjgs, .canned.,fresh
states
that
the
13,000. square foot
structure is made necessary
by continued expansion of engineering and manufacturing
Stromberg-Carlson at San Diego.—V. 186, p. 729.
'
activities of
31,
Dec.
186,
1958,
at
$30,400,000
and
$r<4,o00,000,
This
on
corporation on Sept. 4 anuounced prrchase of an 18-acre site
River, Bainbridge, Ga.,-for development of a major barge
Flint
will facilitate, distribution of liquefied petroleum gas
to-thousands of customers iu Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina.
which
terminal
-
Hal
have
:
•
.
respectively.
1049.
p.
Stock
Offered
of the Southeast
—
Preferred
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and
Securities Corp. on Sept. 3 offered
37,674 preferred shares at $25 per share and accrued
dividends, with a dealer's concession of $1 per share.
The stock represents the remaining stock out of a recent
exchange
offer
by - the
company
of
92,120
shares.
—V. 186, p. 942.
Stone
&
—
Webster
The
shareholders
company's
83!
proxies
shares
,
,
w^3
issue
to
received from ;'stoekbpl$et'8 (sub¬
change t ,« authorized "common
of
$2.50
and
to
change
into
value,
par
three shares of
value $2.50,
par
the
on
2,500.000
cents
-i
stock,
831
their
from
Sept.
5
approved
two
amendments to
the
incorporation,. J.icl 'ding a three-for-one split
siqck and a limited voting right for holders
preference''stock.
vote of 99.74')
favorable
stock
of
common
cumulative
mitting
on
articles
issued
the
value
par
each
7,500,000 shares of
to
issued
of common
stock, par value
shave
common
cents.
a
In approving the amendment to the Articles of Incorporation ex¬
panding the cumulative preference stockholders' right to. vote at the
rate of
one-third of a
vote
per
share jointly, witlv the holders of
common stock, the shareholders voting cast a 97.94 *0
affirmative vote.
Corresponding
ized.—V.
the
in
changes
company's
by-laws
were
author¬
also
186, pp. 942 and 625.
General Waterworks Corp.—Acquisition—
by this corporation of the Key Biscayne Water
Co.
in
Fla., was announced on Sept. 9, by Howard Butcher, III,
President.
The Florida company owns
cilities serving the community
It
operates the water and sewage fa¬
of Key Biscayne directly south of Miami
and
acquired by General from Investors Diversified Services,
Inc. and will add approximately $600,000 to Geheral's assets,
The acquisition marks an expansion of General's Florida holdings
which include Consumers Water Co. serving Coral Gables, South Miami
was
Phillips, President, said the new Bainbridge facility will
600,000-gallon capacity and wig represent an investment of
S.
a
Waterworks
General
the
Corp.
million
on
Sept.
reported
11
consolidated
It
represents an increase' of
18.8%
over
the July, 1956, figure of $869,573.
Consolidated net income for the month rose 19.5% to $175,873 from
total
the
has
crossed
$147,167
in
July,
of
mark.
includes
$33,570.
The
1956.
1956
figure
profit
a
'
on
sale
of
,
income from operations alone is equal after preferred divi¬
17 cents a share on 389,779 common shares outstanding as
July net
dends
to
compared with 11.8 cents a share from operations on 794.727 common
outstanding in July, 1956.
shares
Consolidated
rose
14.7
gross
cent
per
for the 12 months ended July 31, 1957.
$9,949,137 from $8,671,603 in the preceding 12
revenues
to
-
'
Consolidated
net income for the latest 12-month
period amounted to
equal' after preferred dividends to $1.18 a 3hare on an
average of 832,817 common shares outstanding.
This compares with
$1,101,736 equal after preferred dividends to $1.15 a share on an
average of 770,569 common shares outstanding.
In both 12-month
periods profits on sales of properties of $105,432 and $102,925 respec¬
tively are included;—V. 186, p. 943.
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earningsperiod End.
Railway oper.
July 31—
'
revenue
Railway oper. expenses,.
Net
rev.
from ry. oper.
railway oper. inc.—
*Deficit.—V. 186, p. 943.
afppr^xiniafely'$000,OoO:*
<
Wqt'k on the .new.ttermihal will start immediately. ^Tfte barge facil¬
1957—7 Months—1956
1957—Month—-1956
$276,113
$269,354
226,785
238,378
$1,946,338
11,691,220
$2,090,400
1,776,292
$30,976
$254,109
$314,108
*6,704
$49,328
10,315
*11,345
43,218
Georgia RR.—EarningsPeriod End.
July 31—
Railway oper. revenueRailway oper. expenses-
1957—Month—1956
rev.
$5,201,081
662,454
4,570,091"
4,608,397
$42,029
$334,014
$592,684
"370,382
563,302
from ry, oper;
oper,
1957—7 Months—1956
$4(904,105
$704,483
655,339
*$14,605
inc. —
>. ,*13,485:
: VDefipit,.—V. 186, p. 943.,
.
.
,
1
Net
Net. railway
>
$640,734
.
'.V')
Florida Utilities Divi¬
Reports Record July Gross and Net Income—
Net
General Gas Corp.—Plans LP-Gas Barge Terminal—
3,500
3,500
1,000
Bat email,
Kerr <te
Stttro &, Co._———1,000
Sutro Bros. & Co
—
1,000
space
He
was
--V.
$1,243,857,
will
tory
& Co
have
the
.
$0.31
'
Corp.—Division to Expand^-
engineering
the corppration's
start this week,
of
Calif.,
6,000
3,500
&
Iuc
Fichler & Co.^—
Bell-___—
11;000
ending
months.
i
Diego plant, by 50 ^
Stroud & Co.,
&
C.
an
6,000
Ryons
E.
11,000
Webber,
,
Redpath
F. Hutton
Hirsch & Co
12,000
Inc._ llr000
&
plant
have
of
Co.—__
Walston & Co., Inc.—
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc..
Auchincloss, Parker &
Lester,
30,000
&; Co.
Brothers.
Hallgo.rten'
income
—91,500
Earnings per common share alter
stock:
44.000
Lehman
.
taxes—
profit—
—7-—
(less in 1956, provision for
Federal taxes)
shares
Common
in the
below,' severally,
Shares
Dean Witter & Co
Albn .& Co
A.
Federal
operating
prior
purchase from the selling stockholder all
common
-
"ine,
for
Construction
firm
a
1957
1956
$34,686,718 $29,267,461.
Non-recurring income
1, 1957 to holders of record Sept. 12, 1957. Purchasers
offered by this Prospectus will not participate in this
UNDERWRITERS—The
commitment
each
at
operating revenues i'or July of $1,032,271 to mark the first month that
Oct.
shares
tliey
shares
.
The
OF INCOME
and Upon
each
To Issue New
—
a
by the underwriters to purchase the
an option for 60 days to purchase up to
price of $19.08 per share, except for shares
purchased and resold to "single, purchasers in blocks of 10,000 or
more shares, in which event the price is $19.45 per share.
Net proceeds 01 the sale of the new preferred will become
a
part,
of the treasury funds of the company and will be used for property
additions and improvements.
The company estimates its gross prop¬
erly additions for the six months ending Dec. 31, 1957, and the year
but
125,000
property
dividend,
made
:
•
Provision
of!25 cents per share were paid by Foremost on April 1, 1957
and July 1, 1957. On
July 23, 1957, the directors declared a quarterly
dividend on the common stock in the. amount of 25 cents per share,
on
Pa., in the Scranton,
will improve distribu¬
E^r. Fisher said
Operating profit before Federal taxes on
amount
Payable
no-firm
filed
9
serving Winter Park, Lake Wales and Apopka.
Net
exercise of outstanding common
Sept.
011
adjacent portions of Dade County, and the
new
Nine Months Ended July 31—
39,612
43,813
registration statement with the
SEc
250,000 shares of 5l/u'&
cumulative preferred stock.
covering
$20
par,
to be
offered for public sale at $20 per Share through
Paine, Webber, Jackson <te Curtis and Mitchum, Jones & Templeton.
company
and
contracts.
DIVIDENDS—Quarterly dividends
Exeter,
in
Eastern
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
tin addition, an aggregate of 379,662 shares of common stock were
for issuance puon the exercise of options granted pursuant
the
40,745
sion
reserved
to
267,181
plant, together with the corporation's present truck equip¬
include $250,000, $500,000 and $500,000 of current unpaid
the 1968,
1969 and 1970 notes respectively cr $313,833 cur¬
on
located
be
and according to Mr. Fisher,
distributor network.
area,
firm's
None
—
40,347
36,503
36,603
plants in Wayne, Mich.; Mattoon, 111., and Richmond, Calif., will
enable Gar Wood to offer unequaled distribution and service to any
"The
not
debt
the
$7,360,854 shs.
stock
warrants
will
plant
new
to
ment
None
83,165 shs.
value
This
Beach.
point in the nation,"
1955
stook
Options
50,COO shs.
truck
-'••*.
The
tion
of Gar Wood-St. Paul dump
plant for the production
Wilkes-Barre
19,980,000
385,475
notes
new
a
bodies.
6,000,000
20,000,000
_
Fisher, President, on Sept. 4 announced plans for the operation
E. F.
of
*$8,750,000
*8,500,000
*9,000,000
6,000,000
Preferred
Common
Gar Wood Industries, Inc.—To Operate New Plant—
Outstanding
4Vi% promissory note due May 1, 1968 $10,000,000
4}*%. prom, note .due- March 1, 1969
10,000,000
4% promissory, note due Jan.
1, 1970-.
10,000,000
235,155
2913.
p.
Dade County,
1957
249,216
36,774
.
Acquisition
•
1,
37,072
49,379
47,120
"
1957^—Month—1956
-
CAPITALIZATION
185,.
A
on
PROCEED®—-None
—
•
Preferred Stock—
of
mutual
ended
239,553
241,756
251.0 <7
.-
General Tire & Rubber Co.—Stock Split Voted—
,?
^
rising 54.6'<
from $2.93 on Sent. 30. 1956 to
Julv,
Richard D.
Donchian, Manager of
the
was
40,290
/ 312,058
262,593
General Telephone Co. of California
'of
This
42,402
246,690
!
June
Increased—
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$6,596,234
$5,784,133
Futures, Inc.—Reports 5416% Gain in Assets—
'
group
Sales
1957—Month—1956
$3,763,816-
Total
Stock Offered
underwriters^ headed by Dean Witter & Co.
mon
but
Franklin
Stores Corp.—August
Period End. Aug. 31—
Florida Power Corp.—Secondary Offering—A second¬
ary
Co.,
told
the SEC
Manhattan.
Sales '•«.
—V.
•—
in
firm.
The. judge noted that as the result of a previous restrain¬
ing order they had stopped selling the stock.—V. 185, p. 2671.
$6,123,521
40,141
341,116
General Telephone Co.
plans,
company's
estate
38,981
.
been
dealer
1956
186, p. 842.
Foremast Dairies, Inc.
have
junction against Jack Gold, doing business as I. W. Page & Co., broker1957—7 Months-
$430,636
■
company's
the
shares
of
28, 1957, the agency said, were $41.44 in cash and three small
parcels of land in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Federal
Judge Richard H. Levet in U. S. District Court for the
Southern District, however, denied
a
Government motion for an in¬
$2,432,819 $24,313,712 $2-3,320 193
1.843,154
18,597,736
17,196,672
2,101.772
the
Franklin
from ry. oper.
oner, inc..-
rev.
railway
V.
-
$2,532,408
real
45,941
275,773
!___!.;
JUly
August
share.
per
to
no
the SEC Act in the sale
Commission, some 100,000
of
the
to
the corporation and its principals, John L.
with violating the registration and
Elmotti,
L-.
March
$8,933,564
Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings—
Period End.
Railway
$1.75
at
owns
942..
p.
According
hitch
A
charged
Walter
provisions
318,763
272,691
May
44,783
39,270
276,285
■.
April
—V.
Trucks
Cars
.
321,371,''
44,212
*_ J_
March"!
stock;
permanent.
anti-fraud
Fisbman Co., Inc.—August Sales Up—
1957—Month—1956
and
alleges is an imaginary 55-story office building on Wall
hearing will be held to determine if the injunction should
and
Immediate
p.
new to
extrusion
proce ss
judge
Commission
dcLyra
sold
(M. H.)
Period End. Aug. 31—
Sales
A
share.
payment-
unique German
six molding
what SEC
Street.
shares
of
Federal
Passenger
Trucks
325,296
February
There Is
be
The
a
Nylon
earlier this month issued a preliminary injunction
to the Securities and Exchange Commission
enjoining Franklin Atlas
Corp., a New York real estate firm, and its owners, from selling stock
Partial Redemption—
11,370
of
557.
Franklin Atlas Corp.—Sale of Stock Barred—
A
42,904,733
$5.40
common share
use
to, polymerize
183, p.
'
January
C.
powders.--V.
>-'
-19a6~
.■
.
Joseph
\
c
(U. S. AND CANADIAN FACTORIES)
Cr,i'c
1
110,000
Richards
i
-
Passcngor
ex¬
,
cumulative
Federal
0,733,513
,
*
'
.-*
VEHICLES
-—1957-
been producing polystyrene since 1950 and is now
of polystyrene molding .powders to the plastics
a
«•
trucks, y
were
OUTPUT. OF MOTOR
pounds—almost nine
original design.
molding fac'.,i,.es at
leading supplier
industry, as well as the nation's pioneer injection molder.
The new expansion, plans follow close on the heels of a $2,500,030
expansion program currently being completed.
The latter expansion
included construction of a new plant for the polymerization of nylon
plastic molding and extrusion powders at Manchester, N. H. and new
high impact polystyrene and color blending plants at Leominster,
,
pharmaceutical,
.
Tire,
,
the
Erie RR.—Earnings—
mining,
General Motors Corp.—August Car Output Lower—
General
*$107,121 $10,733,294
*154,906
2,732,471
Kaisha,
Bussan
coatings,
as
directors are: Solomon R. Baker, Chairman and President
Industries, Inc., Newark, N. J. and Chairman of the Board
Young Spring & Wire Corp., Detroit, Mich ; Milton Pollacu,
Baker
area.
overseas
offshoot of
new
of
East
Daiiclii
$5,400,000 expansion of its
and plastic molding facilities.
1957—7 Months—1956
$1,696,765 $34,053,437 $30,253 589
1,803,886
23,320,143
20,538,745
$4,426,856
ine.__
oper.
a
1957—Month—1956
revenue—
oper.
$1,788,971
1,568,242
$5,400,000 Expansion—
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End.
$2,222,619
of
'.
-
made jointly on Sept. 6 by the two companies.
<
making the announcement, William F. Mitchell, General Manager
Chemical Division, Kankakee, 111., said that increased
demand for the company's chemicals in the expanding Japanese econ¬
omy
created a need for the new arrangement.
Previously, General
Mills'
Chemical Division had participated
in the Japanese chemical
market through a New York representative, with no sales agent in the
of
Foster Grant Co., Inc., Leominster, Mass.—Elects Four
New Directors—Plans
This
of> Ootober.—v
In
expenses.
election
month
ment
at
1957—8 Mos.—195(5
the
under which the Tokyo concern becomes exclusive sales agent in
Japan for the division's chemical products, according fto an announce¬
1957—7 Months- 1956
revenue—
186, p.
during
*
Chemical Division of General Mills has entered into an agree¬
Dailchi Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Japan's largest trading com¬
The
Ry.—Earnings—
1857—Month—1956
oper.
railway
V.
•
operation
in
be
pany,
oper.
Net rev.
to
112.
p.
ment -with
portion of the corporation's total business.
Fort Worth & Denver
"
Railway oper.
small
a
expected
186,
UU49)4 <6
General Mills, Inc.—Japanese Sales Agent—
839.
p.
Period End. July 31—
$6,990,380. $62,307,135 $55,848,829
.
items
is
V.
corporation anxl various of its subsidiaries also
number' of: others food products, but. the distribution of
is
generally restricted to a relatively few communities
a
186,
ity
The
represents but
—V.
Stores, Inc.—August Sales Increased
Period End. Aug. 31—
Sales
—V.
outlets.
V
r*
,
42;309 :;
and' Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
<J
oper.
revenue-
$708,929
$699,234
oper.
Railway
Railway
expenses.
656,444
591,966
from ry. oper.
>107,387
Period End.
$1,427,572
>452,868
>4,442
The company,
Hanover
$
$
$
from
162,118,627 152,268,002 360,748,545 340,965,146
3,513,921
2,953,098
16,467,543
1,825,000
1,520,000
8,655,000
7,715,000
of
70
7,260,157
$3.44
7,812,543
$3.75
Automation
Products,
Aviation
Goodrich
P.
Goodrich
P.
B.
a
well
division,
Co.
of
acquisition would be effected by issuing 400,000 shares of Idaho
50-cent par value stock in exchange for all outstanding
of Schroeder, now owned by a group headed by Frederick \y
Richmond of New York. Mr. Austin said that Idaho Maryland also
would issue $225,000 in convertible 5% promissory notes maturing to 10
vears.
The notes, which arc being privately sold, would be convertible
into 50-ccnt par stock on the basis of two shares for each $1 of notes.
0
shares
1987.—V. 186,
bonds due Oct. 1,
their
as
Exhibit.
and
breaks
booth
Gulton
operations several months ago
has been considering entering fiefds
Manufacturing has had an average
sales volume of $600,000 over the last three years, he said, and its
current backlog of orders is reported at $1,250,000.
The company is
undergoing
expansion which will • substantially increase production
;
-.«•
'
.
' lines.
he said. •«:
volume,
four
research
electronic
extensivfe
*
•
.
equal displays, each of which
and development activities as
and ultrasonic equipmeht product
into
Industries'
buildings formerly owned by the West
Cain., 10 was announced on Sept. 9 by
purchased the land and
Loading Co. at Rialto,
Coast
"
General
Perdriau,
W.
P.
The
booths
designed and constructed by Gardner pisplays,
were
Pittsburgh, Pa.—V. 186,
Manager.
engaged in research in rocket propellants since 1953,
and
development in this field in the Rialto
Goodrich,
F.
continue
186,
Grain Elevator Warehouse Co.—New President Elected
Morris
E.
President
'
of
Albert
and
J.,
Camden, N.
to succeed
year
the
of
Sept.
on
11
A. Donnelly
W.
Treasurer
organizational
during the
has been elected
who was President
Grain
In
The
facilities
will
be
utilized
fully
more
the
in
near
It was
which
from
this
operations
proposal
from 2,000,000
came
par
reduce
to
chares
the
of
capital
cent
10
value to
par
stock
the
of
1,000,000
reasons:
was
approved by the shareholders. The reduction in
capital stock was recommended by the directors for two
(1) because there is no foreseeable need for the additional
and
(2)
effect
to
annual
an
saving.—V. 186,
tax
943.
p.
time for
any
each.share
July 31—
1957—Month—1956
oper.
revenue—
oper.
expenses.
4,629,584
of
Net
from ry. oper.
rev.
for
the
six-month
lectors.
'
treatment
controls,
The
services
company
the fields
31,511,018
in
of
water
the
and
cum.
$219,538
$3,713,982
$5,451,135
*658,890
•2,554,417
•952,767
stock
pfd.
cony.
$2,000,000
1957—5 Wks.—1956
1957—26 Wks.—1956
$
$
39,908,115
$
35,926,600 207,365,305
181,143,406
of
JIncludes
convertible
three
L.
H.
Mills
announced
was
Singer,
supermarkets
Hagerstown,
Sept. 9 by Lansing P. Shield,
on
in
shares
for conversion
reserved
underwriters
preferred stock sec
Deane
Goldman,
markets became
effective Sept 9.
Their aldition to the 368 food stores
being operated in nine Eastern states, the District of Columbia and
Canada by Grand Union is expected to increase the
company's annual
6ales by more than $6,000,000.—V. 186, p. 943.
now
&
Shields
named
below
Net
taxes
the
of
have
ptr
$1,257,675
2,482,453
2,468,038
share
$0.26
&
186, p. 943.
1957
Green Bay
Net
«Xs Western
Ret
—V.
$395,838
$367,000
$2,650,934
$2,597,887
oper.
expenses.
273,730
289,775
1,911,460
1,995,306
from ry. oper.
$122,108
$77,225
$739,474
25,593
10,401
179,110
$602,581
128,070
inc—
Period End. Aug. 31—
^-V.
'
1
1957—Month—1956
$9,529,131
—
186,
1,500
McKelvy
Co._
1,500
Cunningham,
1,000
S
Richards
in
fiscal
problems.
report, Gruen said it
the
The
by a
cash shortage
year
The corporation
commercial
It
loans
was
shortage
resulted
slowdown in payment of
receivables,
the concern said.
'
Loss—
a
$965,799
of
handicapped during the last
cash
that
from .tight
and
a
caused
credit
operating
conditions
a
erties
the
of
Mexico
disclosed in August it had arranged for $1,750,000 in
New York, Cincinnati and
Switzerland.
186
Co., Inc.—Acquires 1200 RKO Shorts for
World Distribution—
by R.
company
R.
short
United
The
major
Vision
The
after
1,200 films,
a
the
of
former
Hertz
Mexico
City's
Hertz plans eventually to
three
including
operations
throughout
186,
company
proceeds
Sec
System
be
used
p.
licensee
in
Radio
site
The
bids
Chairman
--
Receivables
of
to
the
Net
bank
repay
loans
for
and
capital
Board
and
President,
No
185,
comparison
p.
as
a
on
unit
new
industries, to be located in Brampton,
—V.
mand
as
first-run television
throughout
the
world,
coup
several
was
programming, both in
will begin at once
Mi-
scored
months
of
through the purchase of the
negotiations with C. & C Tele-
The
FOR
amounted
6
MONTHS
TO
JULY
to
31
1957
$58 000 000
A
A
is
shares
^75
outstanding
share—
™
;
available
for
similar
period
in
000
$0.74
prior
v
vears
divided equally between two-reelers and one-reelers,
variety of entertainment, including more than 500
p. 214.
maintenance, it
contract
covers
was
announced
technical
on
Air
Materiel
camera
Sept.
representation
Com¬
Camera
Control
System
(UCCS)
systems
with
components.—V.
Idaho Maryland Mines Corp.—Plans to
This
a
company
manufacturing
for
Fedfcral
19E6
$
inc.
taxes
54,122,000
L_
-t
29,045,000
31,347,000
:
63,578,000
22,775.000
incomes.taxes.
"
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co.
Net
Lower
34,533,000
>
-
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
1956
<T957
sales
Income
$2.18
$1.95
'
$62,653,700 $50,014,300
before
taxes——;
4,705,800
6,830,600
:
-
Income taxes
in¬
now
proposes
company
in
to
3,685,900
2.439,600
$3,144,700
$2,266,200
$2.09
—
income
per
shtu'e
common
$2.47
—
•Includes operations of Kelman Electric & Manufacturing Co.,
Electrical
Co.,
wholly-owned
Inc.,
and
The
subsidiaries
1,231,157 shares outstanding in
after
of
payment
$110,400
in
dividends
1956).—V.
offering to the
shares
mon
and
the
company
outstanding
share
for
each
A
registration
filed
with
the
effectiveness
19,
1957,
located
of
shall
as
will
in
and
be
and will
within
1956 ami
in
1957;
in
(106.500
1957,
19,
one-fifth
equal
authorized an
respect
of
ol
price at
yet been fixed.
The
outstanding.
be offered has
Exchange
shares
the
the basis of one new com¬
on
shares
of
not
the
proposed
issue
has been
Subject to
Commission.
timely
sub¬
registration statement, it is contemplated that
scription warrants will
Sept.
shares
stock
Co.—Rights Offerings—
common
statement
the
1956.
committee have; tentatively
Sept.
on
five
Securities
of
1,032,632
preferred
Walker
became
tBased on
which
Co.
30,
shareholders of such number of additional com¬
common
of
June
1638.
p.
executive
to
and
1957
on
185,
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
The directors
Cliase-Shawmut
„
subsequent
be mailed
the
other
issued
to
on
continental
Sept. 20,
United
shareholders will
of
shareholders
common
1957 to such
States,
be held for
record on
sharehold¬
Cuba-
Canada and
reasonable
a
by the company's warrant agent (Guaranty Trust Co. of New York', 140
Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.), subject to receipt of instructions J1'0.11}
shareholders involved.
The warrants will be transferable and Will
the
have
a
life cf
about
17
days.—V. 186,
p.
944.
6.
both
the
Strategic and Tactical Air Commands. Hycon received the new
contract
following Air Force purchase of the company's K-36, K-46 and Uni¬
versal
& Earnings
'
'
Six Months Ended June 30—
ers
company has received a contract from the
to furnish technical
assistance for
aerial
new
944.
p.
1957
"
which the common shares
1154.
struction and
186,
.
185, p. 2915.
mon
Ilycon Mfg. Co.—Receives Technical Contract
This
Agree¬
Computers and Data-Processing Ma¬
" !
provision
income
tEarnings
announced
203 243
class
944.
p.
Net income pea1 share of com. stock (13,875.493
shares) after allowing for dividend requirements of the preferred stock
1
Securities
—
Corp.—Reports Profit—
OPERATIONS
acquired
per
Co.'^below.—V,:- 186,
Ended July 31—
before
said stock
Factors
class
186, p. 944.
852.314,000 913,403,000
Income
.
.
income
of
Inc. below.—V.
of American below.—V.
Provision for Federal
patented exclusive design punches and dies and allied automatic
equip¬
ment used principally in sheet metals fabrication.—V.
185, p. 2558,
Net
Mills, Inc.—Merger Approved—
Sales
•
+.
for
OF
81,139
$7,452,477
840.
are
Ilubshman
810,938
i<
90,894.
,
car
for
RESULTS
453,062
"V.
'
Mr.
Hertz-owned
establish
Airport.
the plant alreary has been purchased and
early letting
plant construction, machinery and equipment is planned.
It is anticipated that completion of the
Brampton project will involve
an investment of
approximately $2,500,000.
Strippit Tool & Machine Ltd. will manufacture a broad line of
of
$1,708,430
inc.
Corp.
Nine Months
,
the formation of Strippit Tool <fe Machine Ltd.
10,
$1,458,212
International Harvester Co.—Sales
011
to
5,744,047
$227,350
$228,712'»
Specialties
rental locations
car
Municipal
Mexico.
186,
5,839,588
International Business Machines Corp.—License
announced that the cor¬
to acquire operating prop¬
will acquire
Hertz
$7,297,800
9
agreement
an
firm
Sept.
1957—7 Months—1956
944.
Mexico
Ralph F. Peo,
fabulous
comedies.—V.
into
on
"
812,396
857,505
;
ry. oper.
oper.
p.
United
See
400
Hertz
Corp., which obtained them from RKO last year.
represent
s
television
186,
1957—Month—1956
$1,086;217\ $1,039,746
expenses-
&
—
Aug. 30 publicly offered and
sold $200,000 of 4% convertible debentures due 1972 at
par (in denominations of $500 each) and 2,350 shares of
common stock
(no par) at $42.50 per share. The offer¬
ings were not underwritten.
acquired world-wide rights to approximately 1 200
subjects produced by RKO Pictures, it was announced
President.
and
400
—
Schmertz
———
oper.
The warrants
Kaufman declared.
film negatives
Co.-;—r.
&
Tnc
.
RR.—Earnings—
chines Signed— ;
purchase,
that
Sold—The
has
States
'
Industrial Enterprises, Inc.—Merger-
400
„:
City firm was formerly owned by Carlos San Roman,
System licensee. Hertz System is a wholly-owned subsidiary
of The Hertz Corp.—V. 186, p. 1050.
.
the
Kaufman,
Distribution of the films
the
of offering the
constitute grounds
and
to the Commission's decision, Idea Inc.,
requirement of Regulation A that it file
the sales of stock pursuant to the offering.
revenue
Indian Head
Acquire Mexico City Firm—
President,
rental
car
City,
said
Number
Hollywood
method
"material
a
ment for Electronic
entered
the
Mexico
Earnings
This
..J
City and plans further expansion in Mexico.
Through
rise in the cost of inventory
from banks in
Films
discriminatory
were
&
Canada.
1050.
Guild
was
according
See J. F. Stifel & Sons,
1,000
in Houdaille's group cf diversified
already has about $5,700,000 in loans with these banks. See V
p.
Cc
Grubbs
Iloudaille Industries, Inc.—Forms Canadian Unit—
1956.
of
Co
Jacobs,
has
Sept.
corporation reported
annual
months
L.
poration
1957—7 Mos.—1956
-
in its
&
Hertz Corp.—To
$9,060,873 $58,889,354 $58,504,927
Gruen Industries, Inc.—Reports
loss
„
Kirkland,
oper.
railway
Net
This corporation has reported a net loss of
$2,333,481 for the fiscal
year ended March 31 and called it, in certafh
respects, "one of the
most difficult in Gruen's
history." The
f>ix
the
such
no
who
person
•
«,
_
400
186, p. 840.
Walter
1050.
p.
Jenks,
Slierrerd—
Co
&
improvements.—V.
Green Co., Inc.—August Sales Higher—
Rales
1,500
&
The
(II. L.)
400
Highland Telephone Co., Monroe, N. Y.
1957—7 Months—1956
revenue—
railway oper.
186, p. 943.
while
received
a
185, p. 719.
—V.
500
&
RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
oper.
rev.
purchased,
1,000
Lestrange & Co—-Fauset, Steele & Co—
.
Period End. July 31—
Railway
Railway
stock
circular that 110 underwriting commispaid was. false.
Such? misrepresentation
the
purchasers
to
Net rev. from
Net
Piper, Jafi'ray & Hopwood—
Butcher
The
$3,699,081
943.
p.
be
Period End. July 31—
1,000
Co—
1,700
Putnam
rental
1955
$4,125,441
186,
&
1,700
Johnston, Lemon & Co.___
Jacobs
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—August Sales Up—
Month of August—
-~V.
would
disclose
to
ibetween
as
Railway
Railway
.
Arthurs,
E.
Keir
in
Rales
2,500
v
Inc.——
Masten
2,800
Co
&
Humphrey,
A.
1,500
$0.40
common
failure
Illinois Terminal
severally
Applegate &
Hulme,
6,000
Doolittle
2,499,675
outstanding
shares
A
the Class A stock
stock was sold by
the
offering
the
suspension."
—V.
con¬
1956
1,867,408
$933,408
Earnings
—V.
income
earnings
Common
in
comply with
semi-annual reports of
Shares
2,800
Co
$176,027,005 $160,895,849
Federal
of
stock
Furthermore,
respective number of shares
below:
'
>
.
forth
Leonard & Lynch
Bacon, Whipple & Co.—
—V.
1957
Rales
Co.—
&
Weeks
More,
Kay,
Grant Co.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
Six Months Ended July 31—
Scribner—
&
Sachs
Hornblower
Bache
before
share
most
discounts
or
failed
agreed to purchase from the company the
$
President.
Profit
A
.
Inc. as-a salesman and was paid a commission of
sold by him.
Thus, -the Commission ruled, "the
Idea
the
the
stock
;
refunding of $1,000,000 prior loan. The note is repayable
follows:—1959, $75,000; 1960 to 1963, inclusive, $100,000; 1964 to
inclusive, $125,000; 1967 to 1971, inclusive, $150,000; and 1972,
UNDERWRITERS—The
Marking the Eastern food chain's first venture into Western Mary¬
land, Grand Union's ownership and management of the Mills super¬
(W. T.)
remainder-of
on
and
300,000 shs.
>
Acquires Maryland Supermarkets—
company,
each
the
addition,
employed by
:30.0Q0 shs.
Shares
Md., by this
for
of
In
representation
for
$600,000 shs.
($1 par value)
of. class
stock
class. B
purchasers
bonus.
f
"!.
Inc.
'
; Outstanding
,
35,700
vertible preferred stock.
Co.—August Sales Up—
the
sale
Pursuant to
;i15%
$2,000,000
50,000 shs.
value)
par
the Regulation' A offering,! Idea
sold 5,699 shares
of
class
A
stock
between
November,
1955
and March,
1956.
The
purchasers of 1,900 of these shares were given, in consideration of
their-purchases, a share of Mr. Barlow's unregistered and unexempted
-.
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
of
same *
1966,
Period End. Aug. 31—
of
■} "
20,000
the"
-havfc
stbek
sale of
manufacture- an-d
shares to another person, The two classes
voting and dividend rights; -but- the class
has certain preferences iiLthe'-event of dissolution!; •
and
Manager;
•Includes
as
$400,000.
Acquisition
.
'
; stock
„
EFFECT
GIVING
promissory note
pfd. stock ($50
5.30%
31,588,865
•$35,584
(Sales
-
metering equipment, and mechanical dust col¬
also provides research/consulting,'and technical
of water treatment, food processing, automatic
controls, meters, and related areas,
*4?'3%
186, p. 943.
Grand Union
company, which proposed to operate a jobbing ma chine, shop, consisted
'■■of"480,000 Shares of class A stock, $1 par, none of which had been"
issued, and TOO,000 shares of class B' stock,'5c; par, of: which 150,000
shares, had.been issued to Warren- H. Barlow* _President' and General
period
is engaged in the processing -and
company
the
automatic
of
Cumul.
•920,178
inc
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
*
.
new
a
1956.
Common stock
Ret; railway
v
sioiis
1957—7 Months—1956
4,630,462
A '
Authorized
$4,850,000 $35,225,000 $37,040,000
$4,594,000
t
of .the. proceeds
part
use
Grand Trunk Western RR.—Earnings—
Period End.
ten-year period into ,1.19
preferred stock. A sinking
a
of
proposed the public offering of 200,600 shares of-its' class A stock "at
$1 per share. It stated thatjtliere would be no- underwriting discounts
or -commissions
except that not more- than 20%*'of the gross proceeds
from the>sale of stock -would be used to cover the costs of
advertising
*and sale.
It further stated that the authorized capital stock of the
-
v -
will
company
CAPITALIZATION
Railway
Railway
«
long-term loan for the construction of
$1,000,000
a
chemicals
value
authorized
Chares,
'
..
.
months
the
of
c
ending June 30, 1957, Hagan
reported, earnings of $651,250 equivalent to $2.17 per common share
as
compared, to $508,980 or $1.70 per common share in .the first six
company
shares
A
will commence at the expiration' of the conversion
per year
EARNINGS—For
future.
year
authorized
at
for
stock
BUSINESS—The
A
'
x
together
office
building and laboratory located on the Penn-Lincohv Parkway West
about 12 miles from Pittsburgh's downtown business district.' Part of
tho proceeds will also be used for additional working -.papital.'
with
will run ahead of last year,
stated, reflecting the increaes in the company's storage facilities,
soon
will be more than triple
those of a year ago.
Earnings
,
x
.
convertible
is
common
PROCEEDS—The
.»
currently using some of the new facilities now
at its latest warehouse in Toledo, Ohio.
These
is
completion
^
„
period.
it also was announced that Frank
company
of
fund of 5%
N. Piasecki, President
©f
Piasecki Aircraft-Corp.;, Howard
A. Virkler, President of Virkler
Chemical Co.,
and George Moyer of George Markley & Co., grain
fcrokfcr, also were elected directors.
hearing
stock
shares
Elevator.
The
,
the books closed.
Davis,
addition,
...
...
~
company.
formerly
Vice-President, has been named VicePresident and General Counsel, and Herman E. Seifert of Philadelphia
was
appointed Secretary.
All
three
aiso
continue * as directors of
J.
James
„
>
Sold
943.
p.
; "■/
JIaffan Chemicals & Controls, Inc.
_
research
location.—V.
>'
.
r
o*
1Idea, Inc., Silver Springs, Nev.—Exemption for Stock
Preferred Stock - offering Permanently.. Suspended—
Singer, Deane & Scribner, managing an ..underIn
deci{,ion announced on Sept. 6, the SEC ordered tha. permanent
writing group offered publicly on Sept.. 11. an issue. Otsusl,ensi0u of a Regulation A exemption from registration under the
30,000 shares Of 5.30% cumulative convertible-preferred.--Securities Act of 1933 With-respect, to a public offering of-securities
stock ($50 par value) at a price Of $50.50,:per share, plus c by this.corporation for failure to comply with the terms: ana conditions
accrued dividends. This offering was oversubscribed and " of ^gu at
i-. In ' a"
Regulation A notification' filed in September, 1955/ Idea Inc.
.
B.
will
v-. v
lOoi).
p.
»
•
..
whose principal property is a gold mine 011 the
Valley, Calif., is among the companies pressing a
war' damage claim- as a result of the- Government wartime shutdown
'olt|'er
jts claim is for $5,021,799.—-V..' 175, p. 2487.
Maryland,
Idaho
mother lode, at Grass
__
has
mining
company
Schroeder
mining.
than
oilier
the
said,
Austin
Mr.
unprofitable
quitting
Since
Metuclien, N. J.- -New Develop.
exhibit
unique
a
Conference
40-foot
highlights
Rocket Research
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—Buys Plant for
30—
booth that can be split up into
four equal displays for regional trade show participation, was revealed
on
Sept. 9 by this corporation at the opening of the Instrument and
The
B.
share.
Broadway,
$17,000,000 first mortgage
Gulton Industries, Inc.,
^
departments.—V. 185, p. 2557.
of leased
those
1,433,098
$0.60
1,688,921
$0.75
profit
Earnings per com. share
•Including
a
on
Maryland
to noon (EDT) on Sept. 30, will receive bids at The
New York 15, N. Y., for the purchase
up
Bank,
it
Development
Net
599,950
1050.
p.
14,975,157
taxes
income
$1,082,921
186,485
inc.
Sept.
on
company's corporate purposes to enable it
business, , to increase its authorized stock
of
line
186, p. 943.
Gulf States Utilities Co.—Bids Sept.
>
1957—12 Mos.—.1956
1957—6 Mos.—1956
July 31—
sales
^income-taxes
Federal
railway oper.
—V.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Increased
$
retail
♦Net
Net
20 will vote
proposal to change the
to engage in any
from 2,500,000 to
5,000,000 shares, and to reduce its par value from $1 to 50 cents per
stockholders
The
mining
$9,746,345 $11,489,407
2,645,699
4,066,820
$1,531,525
industry,
aircraft
the
The
Gimbel Brothers, Inc.
f
$968,587
>86,060
"
5,677,010
directors have approved acquisition of
prqducers of valves and other accessories
in Long Beach,, Calif.
The
President.
Austin,
for
$6,815,820 $49,183,944 $48,096,867
5,284,295
39,437,599
36,607,460
$6,759,931
from ry. oper.
Net rev.
186, p. 943.
•Deficit.—V.
*
Monday, September 16, 1957
.
.
Schroeder Manufacturing Co.,
1957—7 Months—1956
1957—Month—1956
July 31—
Railway oper. revenue-Railway oper. expenses-
4,579,785
4,645,210
$107,268
$52,485
railway oper. inc...
Net rev
Net
Period End.
1957—7 Months—1956
$5,613,797 $6,007,357
1957—Month—1956
C.
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
Florida Ry.—Earnings—
Georgia Southern &
Period End. July 31—
i
,
.
(1150)
186,
p.
1092.
Diversify
diversify its activities by acquiring
southern California, according to Bert
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. July 31—
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
—V.
1957—Month—1956
oper.
revenue—
$406,808
$388,788
oper.
expenses.
265,756
290,262
from ry. oper.
$141,052
$98,526
53,614
25,156
rev.
railway
186, p.
oner,
945.
inc.—
1957—7
Months—1956
$2,925,581
1,770,986
$3>12''^o
$1,154,595
415,076
$1'212'£!
1,913.50=
502,IW
186;, Number 5673
Volume
Land Co.—July Royalties. Off— ^ v *
.. V',1957—Month—1956
1957—7 Mos/—1956
oil royalties--'-!.
$1,684,000
$1,818,000 $12,845,000 $12,688 000
Kern County
'•
Gross
186,
__V.
'
945.
p.
period End. Aug. 31—
1957—Month—1956
$,£>612,000
Sales
186,
—V.
prior
,
Ya
1959
loans
the
Sept.
in price from $8,000 to $22,000 and
to $5,500.
The company's operations
Southeast.—V. 186, p. 526.
the
range
house
agreed
4
cipal
in
First
&
the
&
Co
Inc.
•
$
•
.
v.
,
$ 1
<J» •
•
'
* ' $'
28,195,484 217.840,693 208,267,947
32,071,967
_r———_
186, p, 945.,
Lazard
Freres
—
975,000
E.
Merrill
Fenner
(S. II.) Kress & Co.—August
.
—
——
"V 1"'*!''V*'
945.
186,\ p.
r-V.
White,
1956
1957—Month—1956 J
1957—8 Mos.—19J
$13,190,815 $13,396,086 $93,376,465 $96,679, 237
*. Period End. Aug. 31—
Sales
&
A.
Weld
&
&
Dominick
:
Hemphill,
(W. A.) Krueger Co.—Stock Offered—An underwrit¬
ing
headed by
group
Straus, Blosser
McDowell
&
Sept. 10 offered publicly 100,000 shares of
&
Dean
*
-■
for expansion oftinventories* applied, toward, the construction of
.'plant ami used to pay equipment ^obligations.
a
W.
BUSINESS—The company, with headquarters at ...Milwaukee, Wis., isengaged in lithographic printing, and specializes in color work.
tEARNINGS—Company in the fiscal-year ended June 30, had net •
of $248,927, equal alter preferred dividends to $1.41 per share,
$173,899 and $1 per share the year before.
\
"
Tucker,
R.
:*■
,G.
.
Thomas
Co.; Inc.
350,000
Boettcher
350,000
Janney,
Sherrerd—,
350,000
" 350,000
' &
Co,
Dulles
:■_!_!_
350,000
Woodcock,--Hess,
350,000
Stetson
Co.,
The
underwriters
from
$233,400 of 6%
subordinated debentures; 1,632
shares of preferred stock, $100 par value; and 269,064 shares of com.'inon stock, $5 par value.
" .. :
debt;
the
such
the
of
below
named
company," in
shares
of
' the
have
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Moyer
$1,154,464
$1,162,681
inc.—
556,210
568,947
for
additional
to the
pursuant
offer
stock
common
stockholder's:
to
as
not
are
below,
subscribed
The
-
the,offering are: Dempsey-Tegeler
Bache & Go.; Crmtenden, Podesta. & Co:;
Scott, Horner & Co.; Scherck, Richter Co.# Walston & Co., Inc.; Clark,
Landstreet & Kirkpatrick,
Inc.; Fusz-Schmelzle & Co., Inc.; Lentz,
Newton & Co.; White & Co.; Willis, Kenny <fe Ayres Inc.; Braun. Mon-
The
Hill.Richards & Co.;
Carr & Co.; and Hudson While & Co.—V. 186,
\roe & Co.;
Boston
&
Stanley>• &
■Drexel
Dillon,
Securities
Goldman,
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
•
Period End.
"
July 31—
1957^-Month—1956
Railway
Net
Net
$783,864
oper.- revenue.!
; oper.
railway oper. inc.__
■"Deficit.—V, 186,
$2,770,574
214,460
.1,821,187
1,600,097
*$117,342
$949,337
$716,599
205,205
*304
502,795
428,405
349,260
;
•
v
Fenner
Smith,
Barney- &
White,
Weld
Lane
Bryant, Inc.—August
Period End. Aug. 31—
—V.
,
Sales Up—
1957—Month—1956
$5,668,614
186,
945.
p.
$42,548,845
;
■■■
...
.
•
.
'
Period End. July 31—
Railway
Railway
1957—Month—1956
$261,458
'■?
oper.
revenue—
expenses!
219,764
1.92
Fulton,
1.92
Allyn
Butcher
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry. oper.
$60,675
inc.—
3,808
railway, oper.
—V.
186, p.
$73,275
$615,267
94,540
C.
W.
$556,106
16,837
102,949
••
945.
&
Portland
Cement. Co.—Securities
Day
Offered—
1.17
186,
p.
Railway
oper.
Net
Net
stock (par $15) at the rate of
The
debentures
new
the
proceeds,
for
money
than
4.875%
per
at
redemption
to
Oct.
1977.
in
or
1,
redeemable
to
Oct.
of
to
interest
an
100#
debentures
1,
any
cost
to
the
may
1967
PROCEEDS—Net
the
stock
000,000
'
term
will
bank
used
loan
in
part
to
are
incurred
in
improvement and'expansion pirogram, and
ployed for additional expenditures for3 the
of
World
000,000
War
in
II
capital
'
million
barrels
a
of
program.
will
From
'
<
725,000.
DIVIDENDS—Quarterly
rate
CAPITALIZATION
sink,
fund
of
dividends
cash
25c
cents
GIVING
debentures
due
on
the
common
stock
are
share.
per
EFFECT
TO PRESENT
Authorized
$30,000,000
1979-
FINANCING
credit
bank
loans
—
'
Outstanding
The
;
block
to
itself.
merger
G.
in
President
Pierce,
of
excess
said
$400,000.
is
new
plant
expected
to
represents
be
.
■
ready
■-
1957—Month—1956
Period End. July 31—
'
Railway oper.
revenue—
Railway
expenses-
for
from ry. oper.
FOR
JULY
28,456
rev.
railway
—V.
oper.
'
186, p. 945.
"
.
1957—7 Months—1956
$2,107,372
1,144,616
$2,265,031
1,131,389
$962,756
$1,133,642
351,805
287,987
1
17,318,361
expenses-
14,842,651
Net
Net
of
transitibn
its
Maine
Railway
Net
District
bomb.
It
was
from
rev.
rev—
ry.
th©
FIRST
SEVEN
$
MONTHS
1957—7 Months—1956
$
<
$
:
15,625,657 122,854,344 121,580,04*?
13,585,640 102,670,593 95,727,923
2,040,017
1,723,568
20,183,751
13,507,682
25,852,12*
16,119,91*
1957—Month—1956
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$2,017,316 $16,355,542 $16,141,454
1,696,200 12,995,788 12,300,792
$1,675,554
1,785,539
*$109,985
*36,308
ops.
inc.—
railway oper.
Net
186,
p.
$321,116
134,548
Mangel Stores Corp.—August Sales
1957—Month—1955
Period End. Aug. 31—
$3,132,902
—V.
731
186, pp.
$3,359,754
1,272,834
$3,840,662
1,568,983
945.
Sales
Increased—
1957—7 Mos.—19FS
$2,512,020 $20,824,510 $17,267,85®
and 945.
Manila Electric
Co.—Recapitalization and Stock Divi¬
dend Approved—
SEC, it was announced on Sept. 5,
has issued an order authoriz¬
company (a)
to increase its authorized shares of common
1,000,000 to 10,000,000 and to reduce the par value thereof
this
ing'
40
13 announced the successful conclusion
government-owned atomic energy research
ownership and operation, thus making the
known
Manhattan
atomic
operated by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Metals,
Project
operating
of
metallurgical
Nuclear
protect
Central RR.—Earnings—
operating exps.
from
a
1958.
The
-
Railway
Inc; on Sept.
to industry on a
the signing of an
agreement for the purchase of government-owned laboratory equipment.
The
equipment will be moved to new laboratory buildings under
construction by Nuclear Metals in Concord,
Mass., from its present
location
where the company is operating in two government-owned
buildings in Cambridge.
Plans to build its own laboratories were
announced by Nuclear Metals in late 1956 and the buildings, ground
for
which
was
broken last week, are expected to be completed in
as
to
from
personnel and facilities of this laboratory available
consulting basis. The final step, just completed, was
late
inc.—
oper.
Period End. July 31—
stock
to complete private
facility
that
186, p. 945.
from
Nuclear Metals,
-
2,475,710
1,740,399
from ry. oper. "
rev.
railway
—V.
The
Little, Inc.—New Affiliate Formed—
(Arthur D.)
AND
1957—Month—1956
revenue—
*Deficit.—V.
$136,928
39,929
$98,225
inc.—
Net
Net
to
said
256,000 shares of $50 pa rChattanooga>
75# of the Chattanooga shares, a
Railway oper.
an
$303,678
166,750
$275,126
176,901
oper.
offices
N.
already had owned
N.
&
stock
N.
&
L.
Railway oper.
for
before Dec. 1, 1957,
Hie company
will continue to maintain existing facilities in Los
Angeles, Giendale and Burbank, Calif.
Mr.
Pierce
said
Ling
will
move
its research and development,
underwater-, sound
and
very
low frequency communications
systems
.
&
$
electronically driven vibration
the
It
L.
plan
exchange
$100 Tar
stock.
L.
EARNINGS
which manufactures
The
rights they may later receive through Court action.
contemplates the exchange of 384,000 shares of
evidence of any
The
1957—Month—1956
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$14,348,610 $12,782,805 $97,482,617 $88,540,506
the
rights of Chattanooga shareholders in case the Court decides they ar©
entitled to something more, a
certificate of contingent interest will
be issued to each stockholder along with the L. & N. stock certificate^
1092. '
corporation,
Cameron
$30,000,000
10,000,000
None
Common stock ($15 par value)
6,700,000 shs.
4,183,432 shs.
:1The Revolving and Teim Loan Credit Agreement provides for loans
'Revolving
945.
Corp.—August Sales Increased—
occupancy
•
.
BUSINESS—Company operates 14 plants in New York, Pennsylvania,
Alabama, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas
and Washington.
In the course of its expansion, the company com¬
pleted, in 1952, construction of a 1,500,000 barrel plant at Bunnell,
Fla., midway between St. Augustine and Daytona Beach.
Since that
date, the plan has been enlarged twice,- doubling the original capacity.
Because of Florida's rapidly increasing importance as a cement con¬
suming market, Lehigh is presently building another plant in that
state, just west of Miami.
The Miami plant is being designed for an
initial capacity of 2 million barrels and is expected to start produc¬
ing cement sometime next year. In addition to these two new plants,
Lehigh has enlarged existing facilities at a number of other locations.
EARNINGS—For the six months ended June 30, 1957, total revenues
of the company amounted to $34,157,000 and. earnings for the period
to $4,154,000,
compared with total revenues of $34,886,000 and earn¬
ings of $5,024,000 for the same period of 1956. For the calendar year
1956, total revenues amounted to $75,867,000 and earnings to $10,-
47a#
3,409,216
increase
to
Maryland, Virginia, Florida,
the
232,284
groups,
and major manufacturing as well as executive
this total outlay to
^ the Culver City facility.—V. 184, p. 2837,
of 1958. During the period 1945 through1
capacity
will
have
increased
from
19.3
Litchfield & Madison Ry. Co.—Earnings—
cement
annually
to
an^ estimated
30.5 million
expected
year.
at
88,812
investment
be eiilthe Close
1
currently
This
...
through June-30, 1957, the company spent $134^improvements and replacements; expansion plans
currently in progress are
$161,000,000 by the close
1958,
Lehigh's
productive
barrels
*196,341
test...systems or the aircrat and missile Industries, has announced
plans for the construction of a new 38,000 square foot plant in the
Culver City (Calif.)
area.
The
new
facility Will provide expanded plant capacity
for the
manufacture of the company's high-powered electronic equipment.
a
the "balahce
of Nashville and others that he prevent the merger.
The Inter¬
Commerce Commission had approved the merger in May.
notice to Nashville-Chattanooga stockholders said, however,
a
suit of certain stockholders in the U. S. District Court for the Southern
District of New York seeks to upset the share exchange ratio, but not
state
Ling Electronics, Inc.—To Build New Plant—
*".*■
redeemed
sale
prepay
oper;-inc.—
p.
RR.—Merger-Exchange Offer—
Ry.
Period End. July 31—
-
of
the debentures and
presently existing $25,connection with the • company's
the
from
proceeds
be
186,
from
principal amount together with accrued interest to the redemp¬
date; approximately 93# of the issue is to be redeemed prior to
maturity through operation of the sinking fund.
:
$7,349,406
indebtedness
tion
of
33,485,189
$4,804,838
Period End. Aug. 31—
their
,
34,629,587
$583,966
p.
1092.
p.
City
4,615,432
186,
1,000,000
company
Louis
St.
as
company
Otherwise, the debentures
ranging from 105.5#' for those
0.33
Inc.
$457,684
Stores
1,000,000
200,000
recently notified stockholders of Nashville, Chattanooga
the merger of the two roads will be made by an
exchange of 1 Ya shares of L. & N. capital stock for each share of
capital stock of Chattanooga. The exchange began on Sept. 3.
■>,
The way for the merger was cleared the last week in August when
Justice Brennan of the U. S. Supreme Court denied a request by th®
This
&
5,022,249
railway
—V.
prior
Co.,
$1,000,000
2,000,000
186,
Louisville & Nashville
0.33
0.33
1957—Month—1956
1957—7 Months—1956
$5,479,933
$5,199,398 $39,434,425 $40,834,595
Sales
the issuance
of
•
&
expenses-
Lerner
of less
redeemable
prior
for those redeemed on or after Oct.
1*
also be redeemed for the sinking fund at
having
annum.
prices
1961,
The
not
are
anticipation,
borrowed
—
Stetson-
from ry. oper.
rev.
■'Deficit.—V.
Sept. 25, 1957.
on
&
Hessr. Moyer
The First
Corp. is manager of the group that will purchase
unsubscribed shares at the termination of the offer
(EDT)
End. July 31—
Period
Boston
any
Woodcock,
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
ing its common stockholders of record Sept. 10, 1957,
rights to subscribe at $28 per share for an additional
at 3:30 p.m.
Newburger
Winslow,. Cohu
840.
revenue—
share for each ten shares then held.
Co
V.
C. Allyn & Co., Inc.
0.33
&
& Hutz-
Co
&
also
See
0.33
Co.——
;!!__
1.17
oper.
new
i_
&
Inc.
McCormick
each dre sefc
W. E. Hutton & Co.—
The
Robiiison-Humphrey Co., Inc. —.—.—
First Southwest Co
A.
2,000,000
2,000,000.
Wertheim
and the respective
bonds to be purchased by
new
>
ler
0.33
Co.__
purchasers
the
Corp. $2,800,000
Boston
Corp.
Salomon Bros.
0.50
Dulles & Battles,
1.17
!——
—
Railway
one
&
of
Equitable Securities
0.50
-
10,000,000 shs.
<
names
^
860,772 shs.
3,650,000 shs.
1,720,000 shs.
—
par).:.
.
Outstanding
table below:
the
in
First
The
0.67
Co.—
Co
Co.
1.17
>
—
debentures, due Oct. 1, 1979, at 100% and accrued inter¬
est from Oct. 1,1957.
This offering was oversubscribed
and the books closed. In addition, the company is offer¬
common
&
1.17
Co..—
Inc
Co.
forth
,
—V.
The First Boston Corp. and associates offered publicly
on Sept.
11 an issue of $30,000,000 4%% sinking fund
380,312 shares of
Janney,
Trask & Co.—!_
Anthony & R. L.
Spencer
Tucker,
Lehigh
Boettcher
1.17
& .Co.———1.17
Langley'&
Stroud
1
Thomas
1.92
_
Co.,' Inc.—
Sherrerd—'.
&
Estabrook
&
$25)
(par
(no
"principal amounts of the
&
0.67
Cook
Southwest
1.92
Co.
&
&
0.67
Son
PRESENT FINANCING
$77,000,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
.
0.67
Lynch
&
stock
stock
Common
,
First
EFFECT TO
GIVING
bonds
mortgage
Preferred
<■
Co.
1.92
Co.——
&
Witter
C.
&
Inc.—
& Co.,
Leonard
Newhard,
Ct-x._:—!_!———^!
Shields
$1,920,127
1.364,021
Reid
Newbold's
H.
accrued interest. The of¬
Further details follow:
Authorized
0.67
Stokes
0.67
1.92
made in our
was
CAPITALIZATION
.First
Bodine
&
Morris,
Inc.
(Ky.)—-Bonds Sold—
issue of Sept. 9 of the public
Co.
fering was quickly completed.
Townsend,
Co.
W.
A.
.1,501,378
Elkins,
Moore,
Dean
188,183
3.*o
Calif.—V. 185, p. 45.
Bank, Los Angeles,
Electric
&
0.67
&
Crouter
3.25
Co.
0.83
0.83
Redpath
l.y2
1957—7 Months—1956
*
DeHaven
,
Gas
Sept. 1, 1987, at 101.185% and
3.25
_
Savings
&
offering by The First Boston Corp. and associates of an
issue of $12,000,000
4%% first mortgage bonds, due
0.83
—
Deane & Scribner
Auchincloss, Parker &
1.92
$2,116,645
»
$280,439
oper.
V
Co.
&
Inc.
3.25
;;
Mention
■
0.83
Singer,
Paine,
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
0.83
Kraus
&
Clark
co.__
Curtis
Co.,
Co,-.
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Higginson Corp.!_j._
Webber, Jackson &
Lee
•
The
3.25
Co
Hallgarten & Co
Hemphill,
Noyes
6c
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$5,277,125 $46,139,377
;
.
;
Co.,
&
&
&
Trust
Louisville
0.83
Burge
& "Dominick—_!
Dominfck
"
&
Becker
A., G.
Sales
3.25
Beane—
&
Baird
W.
Whipple
W.
E.
1
~
3.25
Co.
&
Ball,
Co.-i
Lehman! Brothers
—!_
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
945.
p.
Freres
Bacon,
3.25
Co.,
&
1.17
Inc.
—___——_—
Lazard
Robert
3.25
interest.
National
•
fund
Co.,
—
3.25
—_
Ripley; &
Inc.
&
accrued
1.17
Co
&
York
W.
Inc.
• ■
Co._
Kiddei> Peabody
$2,316,696
$434,604
expenses..
from ry. oper.
rev.
$97,118
Walker
H.
Warren
4.83
Co.—
Union
&
G.
4.83
Sachs & Co._-
•
Harriman
1957—7 Months—1956
.
Railway
19.30
!—
Co.—!
&
Eastman
«
Corp.
Inc.——
Co.,
•Morgan
84d.
p.
First
Blyth
Co.—To Redeem Debentures—
called for redemption on Oct. 1, next, tlire©
debentures (Nos. 965, 998 and 1142) at 100#, plus
Immediate payment will be made at the Citizens
has
company
sinking
5#
..UNDERWRITERS—Associated;-in
$4,447,326
323,539
$5,144,761
976,265
186, p. 945.
Los Angeles Drug
#
'
oper.
purchase
to
forth
set
,,
«.& Co.;
railway
Net
100,000
agreed
1957—7 Months—1956
$5,734,357 $38,383,788 $37,360,877
4,571,676
33,239,027
32,913,551
$5,855,799
4,701,335
oper.
100,000
;
_
percentages
to the meeting
1957—Month—1956
July 31—
expenses-
Railway
Inc.—
severally
respective
all vacancies on the board.
prior to Sept. 12 will be applicable
on Oct. 15, 1957.—V. 186, p. 1092.
obtained
reconvenes
Railway oper. revenue-
100,000
•
■
it
Period End.
•
&
_
Long Island RR.- -Earnings—
Newburger & Co.—
"Winslow, Cohu &
&
was
order
an
•
100,000
:
Co.—
&
the
of
with
the filling of
when
&
Co.,
350,000
Bay—_
meeting
100,000
100,000
<fc
advised
of th®
Oct. 15, 1957, are valid."
removal of two members of th®
and Stanley Meyer; amendment
by-laws to increase the membership of the board from 13 to 19,
Proxies
150,000
Battles,- Inc.
McCormick
350,000
Co._L
&,
Walker
and
150,000
Co
&
principals involved. I have been
Louis Nizer of New York, that all
with the
for voting.
of the
200,000
Co
Co
at which George I*
of
board
•
Inc._i*!j_-_
Anthony
L.
H.
—
Co.2'_
&
following state¬
its
agenda includes voting on the
directors, Joseph Tomlinson
The
&
—V.
CAPITALIZATION.—Giving effect to .the current issue and applica¬
tion of proceeds, capitalization of the company will consist of: $lb3,61T
of' long-term
575,000
Cook
Southwest
of
committee meeting
executive
an
counsel,
special
200,000
First
&
Son
Co.
Newhard,
575,000
,
held
compliance
holders
200,000
*
Co.12!_
.
200,000
200,000
&
Newbold's
H.
575,000
& "Co
Co.
Lynch
W.
the
issued
11
licensing
stockholders which was called by th®
convened Sept* 12 as scheduled.
of Chancellor Collins J. Seitz of th®
Chancery Court of Delaware, the only business taken up was a motion
to adjourn the meeting to Oct. 15, 1957.
On that date the matters for
which the meeting was originally called will be placed before the stock¬
In
Stokes
!—
Leonard
Jackson
Langley
&
Morris,
Co.
the
$43,000,000.
special
The
200,000
Moore,
575,000
Spencer." Trask
income
compared with
C.
Stroud
.
•
&•
-
Estabrqok
.
&
Bodine
Reid & Co., Inc.
575,000
&
Allyn
•Eutcher
new
4
...
C.
A.
working capital primarily
to
&
Sept.
on
concluded
President, Joseph R. Vogel,
Fulton,
—
Witter
Elkins,
&
task.
Special Meeting to Reconvene on October 15—
200,000
Townsend,
575,000
Co.!———
&
&
President,
has
negotiations
our
&
.
Crouter
575,000
Co.
Webber,
Curtis
Shields
DeHaven
by
250,000
Parker
vital
this
perform
proxies which have been turned into be voted
575,000
„
Corp.—
&
tinued
Scribner
975,000
Inc.
Co.—
Noyes
250,000
250,000
__
&
Redpath
to
Chairman, and I have heard reports from department head®
on
the progress being made to rejuvenate the company.
"A number of pending deals for new pictures were brought before
the executive committee and have received approval subject to con¬
250,000
Deane
Auchincloss,
975,000
Co.__i_
Higginson
Paine,
on
stock
common
($5 par value) at a price of $8 per share..
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds will be .added
Lee
Co.—
Co.
Co.
applicants
Killion,
250,000
Kraus__
&
several
among
Vogel,
R.
have
"We
Inc.
Singer,
975,000
Dominick.
&
Hallgarten- &
•
•
&
Becker
G.
975,000
Beane—_
Smith,* Barney
Sale$ Off—
Co.—
&
Co.,
975,000
—975,000
Piertfe,
Lynch,
&
Clark
the
1614.
company
than
more
$350,000
—
250,000
Burge
and
Metals,
pre-1948 featur®
library for $3,050,000, representing television exhibition in four addi¬
tional
cities.
This brings the company's total MGM TV licensing to
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co.
from
"The
Co.,
Whipple & Co.—
W.
Nuclear
1954,
until
Cambridge
in
to
ment:
prin¬
Co.,
&
Building
transferred
Loew's, Inc.—Licenses Pre-1948 Feature Library—
severally
_
Ball,
975,000
&
Baird
W.
Inc.
Brothers
Lehman
'•
v
great
amount
have
———
Hood
personnel were
as
respective
York
W.
Inc.
Robert
975,000
below
following
Warren
1,450,000
Co._
&
mission
—V.-.183, p.
Joseph
975,000
Peabody
annual
principal
unpaid
into
Agreement
least
its
of
building and facilities were leased. This new company had been formed
lor
this
purpose
by Arthur D.
Little, Inc., and
Allegheny Ludlum
Steel Corp.
Nuclear Metals was selected by the Atomic Energy Com¬
(determined
at
named
_2_—
Kidder,
equal
the
(2)
Ripley & Co.,
&
3
The
assets
government-owned
all
when
then
the
the
in
of
Aug.
convened
Agreement)
Bacon,
Sachs
•
—V.
fee
On
above
in
current
the
Co.—„____
be
conversion.
net
1,450,000
& -Co.-
credit.
annum
repayment
after
company
debentures:
Harriman'
1957—8 Mos.—1956
and
Dillon, Union
Securities
.
rate
the
option,
per
underwriters
Inc
Co.,
Eastman
(S. S) Kresge Co.—August Sales Up—
Sales
commercial
prime
commitment
a
of
the
from
Goldman,
1957—Month—1956.
for
1#
maintain
Corp._$5,800,000
Stanley
Drexel
.
of
Boston
&
Morgan
the
purchase
to
Blyth
of
obligations under the
to
amounts
The
trailers
mainly
are
the
at
and
portion
company's
Ya
year
to
company
regard
the
at
sum
of
(1) $5,000,000 and
loans under the Agreement.
any
Listing Approved—
on
interest
Bank
unused
at
interest
UNDERWRITERS—The
$3,000
'
the
on
may,
bearing
the
without
as
Period End. Aug. 31—
.bearing
Manhattan
annum
the
loans
requires
$4,406,000 $35,839,000 $31,464,000
Board of Governors of the American Stock Exchange
houses
per
existing prime commercial
installments
beginning
1
1957—8 Mos.—1956
approved for original listing 500,000 shares of class A common stock
(par $1) of this corporation, which was incorporated in June 1956 and
manufactures prefabricated homes and house trailers.
The company
is also
engaged in milling and finishing lumber.
The prefabricated
from
31,
The, Chase
1959,
term
of
The
of
of .1#
31,
4
945.
p.
Knox Corp.—Stock
to-.Aug.
rate
7
(1151)
'
Kinney Co., Inc.—August Sales Higher-
B.)
(G.
,
End. July
'Period
^
•
■
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
research
and
development laboratory,
Inc., was originally a facility of the
the World War II development of
during
now
the
all
the
pesos
new
share to 10 pesos per share; (b) to issue 4,000,000
in exchange for the l,000.00p outstanding shares,
per
shares
held by General
and
to issue
stock
to GPU
dividend
GPU—V.
185,
on
p.
Public Utilities Corp. (a four-for-one stock split);
2,000,000 additional shares of the new stock as a
the then outstanding
4,000,000 shares held by
1517.
Manufacturers Light Co.—To Borrow From Parent—
This company, a subsidiary of The Columbia Gas System, Inc., Lf®
received
SEC
authorization to issue its installment notes in
an
amount not to exceed $13,000,000 to Columbia Gas. The funds are to
be used toward financing Manufacturers' 1957 construction and °euerment program,
requiring new money in the amount of $21,000,Of O.
The
balance of the required funds is being raised by the issuanc©
and sale to Columbia Gas of 160.000 shares of Manufacturers' common
stock, heretofore approved by the Commission.—V. 185, p. 2805.
8
enable it to meet the requirements of its sole customer, Consumers
Company, also of Jackson. The Storage company estimates its
peak day requirement in the 1957-58 winter will be 492,500,000 cubic
feet, of wiiich it must be able to obtain up to 407,500,000 cubic feet
Power
(Including One in Debentures)—
10 declared two dividends, one a cash divi¬
be paid Oct. 8, 1957, the other a dividend
uavable in subordinated debentures *of this corporation in the principal
amount of $7.50 per share, to be distributed Oct. 15, 1957, in each case
to holders of record Sept. 23. 1957.
♦
The dividends
will amount to $495,000 in cash and $3,712,500 in
debentures, a total of $4,207,500. y At June
30, 1957, the "Earned
Surplus" of■ the corporation was $1,063,595, and its "Capital Surplus
was $3 288 143,
fr-total surplus of $4,351,738. Thus, the two dividends +
will represent, in the aggregate, a distribution of substantially all of
the surplus of the corporation.
' /■
The debentures will bear interest at the rate of 6% ; per annum. The <■
annual interest-charges thereon will initially total $222*750.
However,
52% of this is saved by reduction of income taxes of the corporation
, interest
is deductible wnereas dividend distributions aae^ not) .-The
net cost of the interest is therefore $106,920/ A conditional sinking
fund obligation of $150,000 per annum applies to the. debentures. The
sum
of these eash requirements
is $256,920; which compares with
$198,000 per annum* which would, have been required to continue cash j.
directors on Sept.
The
of
dend
$1
from
share per annum heretofore in
possible-future dividend payments on
the stook > vthe funds available out of current revenues for the acquisi¬
rate
at the
dividends
of
cents'per
40
remainder would
The
delivered
be
•
equal
Increased—
'
Railway
Net
ry.
186, p.
'-Net
,
"
the same time, to apply
reasonable port ion-of future cash i revenues to the payment of divi¬
for
"a
acquisition1 of new properties
the
dends
'the
the
on
directors
The
stock.
at
and,
exercise
will
their
■
stockholders* in determining the extent to
used to acquire properties, to retire the
on the stock. The directors expect to
establish in 1958. a new dividend rate of 15 cents per share per annum,
but this must not be taken as a commitment because it is necessarily
of
interests
best
which
such
to
or
the
♦■will
revenues
-debentures,
subject to revision-in the light of circumstances as then existing.
The corporation will on or before Oct. 15, 1957 deposit $300,000 in
trust with the Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,- in New York City, with
instructions that it be used, to the extent and in the manner indicated
-
for.the
of debentures for retirement.
may tender, on or before Nov. 29,
1957, all
for purchase by said bank for the
account of
price not exceeding 90, that is, 90%
of the principal amount thereof, plus accrued interest.
The bank will
be instructed to purchase debentures at the lowest prices at which they
are
so
tendered, in an amount which, including accrued interest; will
utilize the $300,000 to the fullest extent which may be practical con¬
sidering that debentures in denominations of less than $100 will not
below,
,
of his debentures
the corporation at a
part
any
be
purchase
debenture -holder
/Each
or
used.—V.
186,
841.
p.
Marine Midland Corp.—Hill Becomes
John
A.
Hill, President of Air Reduction Co.,
of the
member
a
Marine
the
of directors.
board
Midland Trust
of New
Co.
Mr., Hill
York.
Director—
a
Inc., has been
is also
elected
director
a
;
of The
other directorships include
His
the Commerce and, Industry
National Industrial Conference Board,
Association of New
Inc.
V.
is
He
186,
York, and the Manufacturing Chemists' Association,
trustee of the National Security Industrial Association.—
a
:;Month of August—
.Marmon-Herrington Co., Inc.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 4,000 shares of common stock (par
made on Sept. 11 by White, Weld & Co. at $13.25
per sharej with a dealer's discount of 50 cents per share.
It was later terminated.—-V. 171, p. 1785.
was
Marshell Field & Co.—Sales Higher—Profit Declines—
Period End. July 31—
Net
-
sales
Net
income
Earnings
'.*
1957—3 Mos.—1956
Earns,
"
pfd* share
per
$6.02
com.
share,
pfd. dividends—,
$7.46
$13.24
185,
$0.49
$0.38
$0.85
See
Daniels
<te
Fisher
Stores
Inc.
before int.
and
Period End. Aug. 31—
Co., above.—V.
185,
Net
period End. Aug. 24—
sales
186,
Six Months Ended
sulted
of
per
SALES
J?8
$67,801,578
1956
,o7.~
186,
p.
FOR
MONTH
AND
7
$1,044,822
$0.60
$0,72
__
MONTHS
ENDED
1957—Month—1956
AUG.
31
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$12,468,000 $11,927,000
946.
$78,416,000 $74,490,000
able to the
$41
68 °n PUSt aUd current construction projects,
company saW
William
M.
Day,
President, emphasized the
finance new projects, but would
not
ligations
would
incurred
bear
be offered at public
by
the
company.
on
cr
about Nov.
company
the
State permits
saia
the
next
27
ments
also
pany
and
company
months,
that
what
will
and
he
spend
another
called
"an
$60,000,000
$60,000,000
desirable but dependent
spend. $140,000,000
are
will
construction
and
if
would
said.
approval
Pow'er
Commission
anct °l}®rate natural
cost
of
has
adequate returns- Mr."
for
new
construction
be
spent
for
/,./ /
\
;
..
shares
common
186,
of
the
better earnings."
authorized
the
company's
Taxes
on
1956 was
this
to
Day
in
the
The
meet
deferred.V Such
for
_
first and
of
6%
action
from
rev.
railway
186,
ry,
7
/
Southern
to
and
of
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$2,831,378
$1,176,519
461,847
$2,561,801
1,329,591
1,654,859
Net
from
1957—Month—1956
$1,903,666
moving
sold
1
$531,867
$391,257
$3,345,114
178,482
1,163,007
Net
oper.
ry.
exps
opers.
$396,054
29,763
inc
oper.
186,
$738,747
185,253
ry.
$4,920,518
1,660,569
$4,512,529
1,548,235
946.
p.
for
ceramic
fuel
construction
elements
for
of
pilot
a
nuclear
plant
power
for
reactors
the
production
announced
were
Wept. 9 by Robert A. McGinnis, Vice-President and General
American Lava Co., a wholly-owned
subsidiary.
Mr.
McGinnis
cation
been
from
said
the
granted
Lava's
/sites-
He
also
the
site
of
the
pilot
Commission
work
the
said
with
plant
be
can
begin
to be in operation
us
quickly
sometime
but
Mr.
within the
next
the
design
production
.should
ot
the
substantially
demand
for
fuel
Officials
St.
of
that
is
Minn.,
nuclear
of
several
weeks,
plant is
The
elements
feet,
of floor space (on
Mr. McGinnis
possible
to
increase
increase
warrant
in
plant
size,
increase
an
parent
under
and
revealed
company
construction
will
be.
at
completed
the
in
that
small
a
central
October.
will
site
in
include
materials
laboratory devoted primarily to the development
high temperature reactor materials, and a gamma radiation
facility.
of
—V.
186,
p
'
946.
Missisquoi
The
its
per
company
at
to
Corp.—To
corporation
has
N.
Preferred
redemption
on
Oct.
Stock—
1,
1957,
stock
all
at
of
$40
Payment will be made
Guaranty Trust Co.
Y.—V. 175, p. 2379.
an
Redeem
for
outstanding $1.60 cumulative participating
preferred
share, plus dividends of 40 cents per share.
the
at
called
of
New
York,
140
Broadway,
New
York
Railway
Railway
1957—Month—1956
construct
and
Net
Net
are
necessary
—V.
John
•'
«•"
'
1957—7 Mos.—1956
rev._
$539,089
$505,626
$3,357,884
$3,256,950
exps.
293,011
285,233
1,963,286
1,972,757
from
'
•
ry.
ops.
inc.
June
the
30,
reached
1957
a
new high,
1956. Heavy
plant, the cost
gum operations from
margins 011 products
corresponding period
the
of
of
Hawthorne
new
income
to
decline.
■"■
.
•
"1857—8 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
'•
•
McGregor
Jjj 7
-'"V
,
J ;
•
•
16,325,581 122,424,195
is
also
the
and
Mr.
President
new
117,163,223
Platzman
Narda
Mr.
Subsidiary—
have
formed
the
Narda
Executive
Vice-President.
Mr.
McGregor
Microwave
Corp., majority stockholder in
formerly was Vice-President and a
Platzman
Acoustic Associates,
of
Platzman
M.
Mineola, L. I., N. Y., to manufacture ultrasonic
and
metalworking equipment.
Mr.
McGregor is
of
concern.
director
Corp.—Forms New
Paul
and
in
Corp.
machines
President
Inc.—V.
186,
1093.
p.
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—EarningsPeriod End.
Net
July 31—
operating rev._
operating exps.
from
rev.
railway
See
also
The
ry.
oper.
1957—Month—1956
$2,500,856
2,247,012
$147,319
$419,753
$3,004,339
170,845
1,059,3.72
ops.
inc.—
Louisville
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$2,666,765. $19,004,328 $20,991,917
2,353,537
35,831
Nashville
&
RR.
15,999,989; 16,521,373
Amove.—V.
186,
p.
$4,470,544
1,918,623
946.
Cylinder Gas Co.—Tube Turns to Expand—
company's Tube Turns
approximately 40%
main plant.
by
Division
will
increase
converting buildings
its
manufacturing
adjacent
property
on
its
The
company announced on Sept. 10 the signing of a $400,000
struction contract with Sullivan & Cozart of Louisville, Ky., to
nect three
existing buildings, creating
a
con¬
con¬
manufacturing area under
new
roof.
one
John
G.
Seiler, Tube Turns' President, said the construction program
plant facilities for products now in the design and de¬
velopment stage and for expansion of the welding fittings and custom
forgings departments.
Some new machines an heavy equipment have
provide
production
months,
The
he
or
facilities
are
on
when
for actual expansion
order to be ready
construction
is
in
completed
10
about
said.
construction will
purchased in
July 1956 from the Louisville Transit Co. by National Cylinder Gas Co.
at a cost of $2,000,000.
Besides the three buildings "that Will be con¬
nected, according to the plans announced Sept. 10, there is a fourth
existing building 011 the property that provides additional floor space
for the expansion program.
An adjacent 2.6 acre plot, also purchased
new
recently,
is
available
take
place
future
for
on
13-acre site
a
construction.
A
new
process
for making semi-precision sand
molds for metal
castings, using carbon dioxide and a sodium silicate-based binder, has
been developed by this
company, it was announced on Sept. 5.
■
'.,■ The company said the new process will handle virtually all castable
metals.
Castings are produced with tolerances in the semi-precis 1011
range.—V. 186, p. 946.
National Shirt Shops of Delaware,
Period End. Aug. 31—
Sales
—V.
186,
Inc.—Aug. Sales Up
1957—8
1957—Month—1956
$1,605,264
j.
—
The
Mos.—1956
$1,413,904 $12,442,848
$H,7l4,ol3
946.
p.
Haven Water
$246,078
$220,393
$1,394,598
$1,284,193
119,283
116,701
710,329
696,822
Co.—Partial Redemption—
for redemption on Oct.
1, next, for the
sinking fund, $17,000 of its 3'/4% general and refunding
bonds, series B, due Oct. 1, 1975 at 105% and accrued interest/
Payment will be made at the First National Bank & Trust Co., New
Haven, Conn.—V. 186, p. 731.
company
account
lias
called
of the
3V4%
New Jersey Bell Telephone Co.—Debentures Offered
—White, Weld & Co. and Shields & Co. were joint man¬
agers
of
Sept.
12
an underwriting
syndicate which offered 011
$30,000,000 of 36-year 4%% debentures, due
Sept. 1, 1993, at 102.146% and accrued interest, to yield
Other
operating
rev.
ended
'v
Award of
competitive sale
operating
railway oper.
186, p. 946.
$0.85
portion of its starch and
Hawthorne and narrower profit
depressed industries caused the net
Narda Microwave
.
4.75%.
Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Period End. July 31—
$0.57
outstanding at June 30, 1957.
in
nuclear
research
It
313,557
$341,630
,
final
a
four
initially.
it
8.714,123
—V. 186, p. 946.
New
the
center
Paul,
site
Spring.
building will make
with only
a modest
ceramic
had
uranium)
said
or
possible.
as
pilot plant will have about 7,000 square
levels) and will employ about 20 persons
said
added
three
notifi¬
Lava
the
011
McGinnis
next
The
two
followed
American
built
of
on
Manager ol'
(enriched
be
may
consideratoin.
made
plant
that
special
Chattanooga, Tenii.,
under
will
construction
expected
to
plant in
are
on
that
Energy
license
materials.
decision
authorization
Atomic
a
shares
expenses
already been acquired
the
1956
$9,369,310
202,865
.
of
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co.—Unit to
Expand
946.
p.
1957
527.
National
1957—Month—1956 / 1957—7 Mos.—1956
$4,340,614
$3,767,518 $27,047,728 $25,915,486
3,601,867
3,371,464
22,127,210
21,402,957
186,
9.297,693
18,206,554
would
fr.
rev.
per share.—V.
major
to
p.
'•
area
rev.—__
oper.
of
months
six
Period End. Aug. 31—
•
1,083,517
Period End. July 31—
so
the
$2,758,607
223,003
Railway
Railway
$0.88
$228,209
Sales
$1,755,962 $13,358,670 $12,435,589
1,364,705
10,013,556
9,676,982
1,371,799
ry.
$0.77
$9,728,767
above sales for
certain
186,
Net
1957—7 Mos—1956
operating inc.—
186, p. 946.
Net
_U._——_
705.000
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—August Sales Up—
.
494,615
ops.
ry.
$25
the number
City
to
V.
$1,232,210
exps.
rev.
$11,408,000
—
the
4%
were
Railway
rev-
$10,056,000
*
on
for
Jersey
sinking
946.
operating
operating
12,850,000
corporation purchased 97% of- the common
per
share.
The Pair is a, chain of four
stores with 1956 sales of $45,596,000 and
Book Value of The Fair, as stated in its
the
at
non-recurring start of
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
growth
its
stated,
"■Based
pre¬
Ry.—Earnings—
$139,416
52,057
28,296
,
shares
common
7
»
$337,853
198,437
$90,503
ops.
inc.
oper.
p.
Fair
profit
Sales
re¬
second
subordinated
.7:..
1957—Month—1956
290,106
to
expenses—..-- ———
income
_____/___
Ultrasonic
$380,609
applicable
:
;Net
$37,000,000, equal to approximately
&
"'1956
$12,113,000
/"■Earnings per share____—______——
com¬
Muskegon River
capacity to 25 200 liorse-
application
■
•
$270,000.
$2,461,000.
company temporary authorization
proposed
facilities on June 21,
1957.
facilities,
and
422.
p.
284
472^88
•
$10,761,000
705,000
Six Months Ended June 30—
.
'■
Costs
been
stock
over
1957 'v
dividend—
A
August,
Sales
.
r
new
-:y.
improve¬
,and. K?1 improve *ts Winterfieid and Cramberry Lake sSage
IS"'
wens, constructing about six miles of six and/or
~^r
Sphering pipeline and various four-inch well lines. The
granted the
The
V,'7 7/
Railway
a
company will
add
3,800
horsepower
compressor station, increasing that
station's
operate
'
• —
Morningstar Nicol, Inc.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
ended
of the holders
exchanged their
July 31—
Railway operating rev._
Railway operating, exps.
research
gas facilities in central Michigan
approximately
The
*PC
had
Period End.
for"an
Michigan Gas Storage Co.—To Increase
Facilities
\ estimated
\
months
had
".
Chicago area department
earnings of $686,000.
annual report of Feb. 2, 1957,
_was $33.36
cleaning
f°i' another hearing of
received
an increase of $12,500,000
during this period to
existing customers, he added.—V.
186, p. 946.
serve
nine
stock
clas3
The
of
gain
production facilities.
would
on
,
ob¬
issue
proposed
he
18,
the
debentures
a^ maturity "not to exceed 40 years"
bidding
annually11 !;i2'B35'000 on its application for
If
for
The
itKMr^Ag^niieni al8°TPetAi0ne? ;Aie Coinmission
application. In August, the
*
proposed
pay
already
approved
U
the
than 65%
more
share."—V.
per
other
company has applied to the Michigan P. -S.
Commission for ap¬
of a $40,000,000 debenture
issue, the proceeds of which are to
'
would
includes
preferred
for
not
the Canadian and Western
-
1957
firmly believe that the consummation of present plans," he con¬
tinued, "will enable stockholders to realize the potential existing from
a more productive
employment' of Minneapolis-Moline net worth avail¬
American
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—To Sell
Bonds—
The
V
for
"We
nuclear
proval
$Loss.
<-33,540
*$748,203
improvement in the company's liquid position, E. S. Reddig,
Chairman of the Board, said in his letter to shareholders, is "reflected
by the estimated $24 net working capital per share at July 31* 1957,
.available to the common stock,
after deducting • all indebtedness and
preferred stocks, compared to $20 at Oct. 31, 1955."
l.'lisiooo
$881,524
stock
$531,451
of
2 162 822
1,010,000
common
*$20,887
income
Gradual
Net
1,891,524
profit
Period End. Aug. 31—
—V.
year,
stock
Plans
net
Cr778,000
.
on
7,222
income—11,045,000,
on
In July and
67,566
*65,000
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
1957
taxes—
share of
282,908
.
period ended July 31,
debentures.
$65,947,569 $62,563,137
Consolidated
Earnings
$183,543
67,566
'Crl,000
,
$29,930
*101,126
$466.005;000 ' $467,495,000
-Y 21,806,000' - 24,963,000
earnings
stock
$1,458,637
45,679
96,364
*65,000
-
2,234*959
946.
p.
Earnings per common shave—:
7
.
the restrictions in the
company's long-term note (the note
having consented only to the payment of interest). As of July
ferred
(& Subs.)—Earns. Decline
taxes-___________„___.
income
7
.
from
this
fund
1957—34 Wks.—1956
July 31—
income
for
second
and
—V.
Provision
for
Net
1957—9 Mos.—1956
_
$1,413
$1,130,065
earnings
Provision
to'
$7,333,248 $72,800,463
sales
Profit before
"YY/
\y
on
first
1957—8 Mos.—1956
1957—4 wks.—1956
$7,895,629
Mercantile Stores Co., Inc.
Net
$637,000
Railway
Railway
$4,976,725 $34,971,854 $35,003,000
Net
July 22 the company announced that the regular quarterly inter¬
the
6%
subordinated sinking fund
debentures amounting to
$96,361 would be paid, but that dividend action on the outstanding
1957—8 Mos.—1956
945.
p.
above
y
.
191,294
tax—
'
loss
^
$3,648'41
$142,048
earnings
Federal taxes
On
est
Melville Shoe Corp.—Current Sales
Higher-
—V.
inc.
the nine-month
for
—V.
Retail
;,V;•
Mos.—1956*
$3,630,255
2,500,190
293,777 "
$57,783
;lSix Months Ended July 31—
Pretax
1956
1P57:—7
■
.
$435,825
" 7
'
^
$3,190,874
from the sale of fixed
July 31, 1957.
Of this
amount, approximately $479,000 represents the profit on the sale of
properties which were then leased back by the company for operation
as factory sales and service branches.
Profit on the sale of fixed assets
of
Net
945.
p.
net
assets
$8,872,203 $65,896,630 $65,403,375
1957—Month—1956
$5,308,250
186,
income
debs.__
for
income
The
—V.
McLellan Stores Co.—August Sales Up—
Period End, Aug. 31—
—V.
on
on
int.
Period End. July 31—
Sales
1957
•
,
'
j Montgomery " Ward & Co. Inc.—Sales and Earnings Off
-
-
$17,029,962 $40,035,816 $47,328,258
.,yy
.
Hemisphere subsidiaries,
945.
p.
•'«.
Mos.—1956
.____' $14,893,821
debs.
on
"'Represents estimated taxes
2915.
p.
1957—Month—1956
$9,134,211
186,
taxes
Accrued
Provision
Net
—V.
•"
yV'• h;/.;
Minneapolis, Northfield
MeCrory Stores Corp.—August Sales Higher—
Sales
??*'.:
.
.
31—'.V^1957—3
Net' total* sales_/_
$1.02
•May Department Stores Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
>
5
186,
818 907
■,
inc.-/ -t
oper.
"Deficit.:—V.
y:
$15.40
■
2915.
p.
'-
..
railway
Net
$2,340,413
692,092
V'V
1957—Month-—1956
351,319
$2,181,036
».•;yy
y.
$409;i02-.-
operating rev-'
operating, exps;
•Net rev., from ry., ops.
.
.
Minneapolis-Moliue Co.—Reports Improved Earnings
per
after
—V.
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$46,706,223 $43,945,590 $93,978,061 $87,870,222
902,323
1,118,346
1,986,636
2,309,579
—
946.
Period End. July
v
31
$1)
186,. p.
$307,535
98,732
109,008A
.
Net /sales:
'7^
$3,572,870
V.
$313,469
Y"-.'.
Period End; July 31—
1957,
year
Sales
holder
320.
p.
c
be
dividends
pay
the
Miller-Wolil Co.j lnc.—August Sales Higher—
;
discretion/for
income-for
opers.
ry.
inc.
946.
Monongahela Ry:-: -Earnings—
,
new
1,574,282
oper.
Railway
Railway
lioni
$1,808,489 $12,982,551 $13 109 03s
1,500,954
10,801^15
10,709.222
$1,387,751
expe._—-
fr.
rev.
Net
'
jjko'
30,
earned
1046.
r,
1937—-7 'Mos.—1958
^
rev.____
oper.
—V.
-
at June
share
135,
-1956
1957—Month
^
;
% '•
not taking into account the special
credit due to sale of the Kansas properties, is projected to equal or
exceed like
amount for
1956 in spite of loss of income from those
properties and the continuance of present all-time low rates of allow¬
able oil production imposed by the various states," said Philip C. Dixon,
President, on Aug. 27.—V. 183, p". 2419. :V-:'V., y
y:ry-V^/^>f,^;''-"y,y
properties ■ wiltbe about $50,000 per annum less • than the
funds.that tvould have been available if this dividend had not been
'distributed.v
'
7V
:V
7'7.
;
The
distribution
of
this
dividend
payable in ' debentures it not
intended as a step toward liquidation of the corporation. It is the
intention of the-directors to continue to seek favorable opportunities
of
tion
business—V.
hosiery
the
RR.—Earnings-
Railway; oper.
of the year,
long-term debt-was. reduced. $2,000,000,
the $2,500,000 oil payment sold in
December; 1956, was reduced by
$649,329 and $125,000 par value of preferred stock of Midstates Oil
Corp.,..the-principal operating- subsidiary, was retired. -Capital expendi¬
tures were-less thaii for the comparable period of 1956, due in part to
the
deferment, of " drilling- gas wells, where no immediate- market Is
lavailable;. it is likely -that < such expenditures for-the- year ■ 1957 will
equal those for 1956. ;v\ '■
7<77 'y
•
'-y. *77
of
Period End. July 31—
.
the. first half
includes
liquidation
Monon
1957 was
30,
June
common share outstanding
$118,899 equal to 31 cents per
cents per
79
to
latter
The
$629,960 before "special credit" from sale of the Kansas properties and
$965,132 after such credit, compared to $605,624 for the same period
of 1956.
The increase in earnings, despite a decrease of approximately
860 barrels per day by reason of
the sale of production in Kansas
effective Jan. 1, 1957, is due to a general increase in the price of crude
oil and to reduced, expenses and
operating costs..
.7"
In
loss
partial
Consolidated net income for the six months ended
1957
These
from
181, p. 1879.
Middle States Petroleum Corp.—Earnings
(disregarding
Therefore
line of the
fields.
Monday, September 16,
,
,
corporation and its subsidiaries report that the consolidated
for the first six months of 1957 amounted to $3,411.
earniugs
compare
with
consolidated
income
of
$305 078
The
net
the
company's supplier, Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.,
storage
Of Kansas City, Mo.—V.
,
"effect.
the
main
to
share
per
.
Mojud Co., Inc.—Reports Loss—
to
Corp.—Declares Two Divi¬
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
dends
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(1152)
Morgan
and
The
The
bids
for
Stanley
First
&
debentures
applied by
ihe
was
on
a
won
47/«s
as
are
to
be
redeemable
by the
were
Stuart
at
group
101.2899%.
bid of
101.1898; Halsey,
Corp., 100.54999.
ranging from 107.146%
PROCEEDS—Net
issue
Sept. 11
Co.,
Boston
debentures
the
on
the
received
Co.
&
as
Inc.,
100.84.),
redemption prices
optional
to par, plus accrued interest.
proceeds
company
from
toward
the
the
sale
of
repayment
the
of
debentures
will
advances fi'om
Number 5673
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(1153)
parent organization, American Telephone
to
expected
are
vances
&
Telegraph Co. These
$34,000,000 at the time the
approximate
ceeds are received,
ad¬
North
American Car Corp.—Certificates Placed Pri¬
vately—The corporation, it was announced on
Sept. 10,
has placed
privately, through Glore, Forgan & Co.,
$3,000,000 of equipment trust certificates, those due 1958
to 1962
bearing interest at the rate of 4.20% per annum
pro¬
BUSINESS—Company furnishes communication
services, principally
telephone service, in the State of New Jersey. On June
30, 1957 the
company
had. 2,455,960 telephones in service, of which
about
thirds
nished
part of the state.
Toll
service
is
fur¬
the company within New Jersey and between
points within
and points outside of the state in conjunction
with other companies.
Services of the company also include
teletypewriter exchange service
and facilities
the
transmission
for
other purposes.
for
private
of
radio
line
and
telephone
television
teletypewriter
or
programs
and
This company on
Sept. 11 filed
for
ties and
operating revenues "of $134,207,604
UNDERWRITERS—'The
and
underwriters
of
30, 1957, the company had
income of $14,773,935.
Principal
Weld & Co
Shields
&
Bear,
Francis
I.
duPont &
Hallgarten
&
Co.
300,000
Ferris
300,000
Week
Pressprich & Co._
L. F. Rothschild
Paine,
& Co.„_
Webber,
Coffin
First
of
1,700,000
Singer,
1,400,000
First
Securities
Deane
186,
Co.
Frank,
ry.
15,666,729
12,748,899
12,980,081
104,119,150 105,064,904
88,349,859
86,948,665
2,968,013
2,917,830' 15,769,291
1,495,771
opers.
inc
oper.
$
1,439,605
18,116,239
7,552,547
186, p. 947.
8,448,884
Period End. July 31—
Railway operating
Railway operating
100,000
Net
100,000
Net
Meyer &
—V.
Corp.—
500,000
Henry Hermann & Co.—
500,000
Thayer, Baker & Co
500,000
Harold E. Wood & Co.__
100,000
from
rev.
railway
186, p.
Ilutton
F.
The
Ohio
—V.
186,
rev._
$1,109,825
01,187.904
$7,127,282
$7,384,001
726,173
813,817
4,932,827
4,764,250
ops.
$383,652
$374,087
$2,194,455
inc.__
$2,619,751
67,980
57,556
382,417
455,804
947.
Orleans
Railway
1957—Month—1956
Co.—Bonds Sold—Men¬
was made in our issue
of Sept. 9 of the public offer¬
ing of $1,500,000 5"%% first mortgage bonds due
July 1,
1987, at 101.777% and accrued interest, through
operating rev._
operating exps.
Stuart
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$1,102,597
$1,202,299
$7,289,029
786,956
665,444
4,950,353
was
$7,846,557
4,473,378
&
Co.
Inc.
Net
from
rev.
railway
—V.
186,
(as sole underwriter).
quickly oversubscribed.
Halsey,
offering
The
$315,641
$536,855
$2,338,676
$3,373,179
107,385
197,372
836,130
1,282,344
or
cation
York
with
accrued
First mortgage
1957—Month—1956
$
retirement
3%
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$
fund,
Net
Net
operating rev._
operating exps.
from
rev.
$
9.576,521
9,110,870
72,731,379
GIVING
2,338,927
2,441,156
21,754,059
at
series due
New
due
series
due
Railway
Railway
series
rev._
13,820,501
12,006.867
100,321,600
exps.
10,461,642
9,724,062
72,604,464
ops.
3,358,859
2,282,805
27,717,136
1,282,243
768,953
10,752,033
series
11,793,745
$
Common
99.567.882
See also V.
from ry.
railway
—V. 186, p.
oper.
sell,
New
York
Period End. July 31—
1957—Month—1956
Railway
operating
rev._
$280,814
Railway
operating exps.
213,196
Net
Net
rev.
from ry.
railway
"Deficit.—V.
18&,
1,455,322
*11,556
$826,176
$1,213,795
139,433
491,470
the
947.
p.
Period End. July 31—
Railway
Railway
Net
1957—Month—1956
from
rev.
ops.
$1,798,538
*602,742
"Deficit.—V.
The
ry.
186,
1957—7 Mos.—1956
(par
$100)
72,300 shs.
rooms
Mr.
He
$2,672,158 $17,091,748 $15,787,551
364,173
665,851
*499,731
is
company
program,
Its
added
next
May
that
will
in
be
Period End. July 31—
1957—Month—1956
now
operating
rev._
$341,216
$366,326
$3,010,366
Railway
$3,059,823
operating
exps.
338,020
345,216
2,476,567
2,456,464
Net
from
ops.
$3,196
$21,110
$533,799
$603,359
*6,915
Aug.
145,073
Net
rev.
railway
20
inc.—
"Deficit.—V. 186,
*
*64,239
p. 947.
>
'
>
23,545
in
Purchase
six
George
W.
underway
Bengert,
include:
plant
a
for
the
manufacture
of
company
use
of
more
to carry
efficient
service
building
that
he
is
expected
expects
operation early in
all
the
1959.—V.
to
be
new
186,
p.
to
Period End. Aug. 31—
1957—Month—1956
$
Sales
' *
*
18,832,668
—V.
186,
'• '
'
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$
'
$
subsidiary,
Oxford
Miami
Sept. 30, 1957.
Oxford
^division.—V. 186, p. 528.
947.
p.
H.
of
as
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Bids Sept. 16—
Sept.
on
assume
Paper
Miami
12 announced that this
the liabilities of Its wholly-
Co.
of
henceforth
West Carrollton, Ohio,
will be operated as a
This
Co.
of
not
It
Railway
operating
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$798,877
$6,306,069
755,749
exps.
$861,120
675,082
5,105,795
is
be
"Deficit.—V.
Norfolk
186,
&
p.
$43,128
$186,038
$1,200,274
60,809
437,617
cash transaction, the terms of which were
390,103
a
Parker
additional
which
Included in
are
the
Fredericks
that
estimated
He
Ry.—Earnings—
sales
to
1957—7 Mos.—1956
a
level
1
the
in excess
of
acquisition
$10,000,000
$
Net
$
rev._
19,667,108
exps.
14,096,960
$
from
railway
—-V. 186, p.
ops.
5,570,148
3,988,724
45.895.683
•
'■
2,970.344
2,163,021
23,702,886
been
in
and
wholly
the
Hannifin
1956
20,503,228
man
R.
Initial
to
the
capital
stock
Is
were
The
through
six
a
20,000
term
year
terms,
balance of
the
from
the
shares
loan
in
Parker's
purchase
of
the
banks.
price
Parker
by
common
subordinated notes which, though con¬
shares on a basis of $25 per share, are
Parker
be
notice
to
proposal
shares
from
conversion
permit
stock
to
at
to
to
redeem
and
to
anticipate
the
the
at
the
which
public,
payments
time,
the
subordinated
on
were
to
sell
proceeds
notes
the
is
The provi¬
shareholders'
favorable
a
the
of
number
750,000,
approved:
Hannifin
Parker,
common
increase
will be
with
used
shareholders
of
550,000
meeting,
contract
its
of
after
shares.
the
annual
of
held
bank
of
by
loan.
a
shaves
in
part
Aug. 31—
1957—Month— 1 956
1957—8 Mos—1956
$
$
Sales
$
$
124,193,037 112,507,056 755,933,872 739,973,765
—V.
186, p.
1094.
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp.—Canadian Plant Site—
This
corporation has selected
Canada,
the
of
Ltd.,
a
Oakville, Ontario,
and
and
dry
"Sharpies"
to
the new
its
unit
will
and
Cooper
186,
the
unit
new
will
facilitate
chemicals,
specialty
blending
and
numerous
other
products.
and
materials-handling equip¬
provide
sales
warehousing facilities and offices for
The one-story, brick structure
expected to be completed in December
personnel.
Is
Construction,
contractor.—V.
cleaning
brand
modern
construction
under
subsidiary,
specialties not now available in
possible the extension and improvement
Initial product lines will Include metal processing
agents used in food processing and dairy plant
make
services.
administrative
1957.
near
chemical
will
laundry
addition
already
Pennsalt
of
and
sani izing
s,
operations,
ment,
wholly-owned
a
Canada
customer
chemi
area
has
distribution
eastern
ten-acre
a
the site of Its first plant in that country, William P. Drake,
announced.
As a component of Pennsalt Chemicals of
as
President,
Co.
of
Ontario,
Hamilton,
is
the
general
947.
p.
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
Period End. July 31—
Railway
operating
Railway operating
Net
Net
meet
to
construct
r
from the
of Alberta, Canada, to California have been disclosed by Nor¬
Sutherland,
a
$330,000,000
President
and
deliveries of 400,000,000
the
ever
mounting
fuel
pipeline
General
cubic feet a
and
energy
rev.
ry.
1957—Month—1956
rev._
$935,209
-
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$936,446
$5,446,549
946,124
6,301,756
$5,539,457
6,143,514
*$9,678
*$855,207
*$604,057
255,010
2,717,847
2,260,366
'
914,622
exps.
from
ry.
ops.
deficit
oper.
186,
p.
'
$20,587
246,349
947.
Petrofina of Brussels
to
carry
gas
Manager.
of
firm,
parent of Canadian Petrofina, Ltd., plans
total of $25,000,000 in debentures. The offering is expected
and
Europeans
Issue
the
at
while
by 1960
the state.
the
will
be
offered
balance
of
to
offer
a
to be made
$20,000,000
$5,000,000
principal amount of
be offered in Canada,
will
European holders will have the option of accepting United
at maturity or their equivalent in Belgian francs, Swiss
par.
States
day are expected
needs
(Compagnie Financier Beige des
Petroles Petrofina Societe)—Plans Financing—
soon
947.
in
pneumatic power
public offering of Parker common shares is made, the
to be sold, including shares which
may be issued to
payment of the purchase price, will not exceed the
proposed 200,000 shares, and may be less.—V. 186, p. 1094.
This
Co.—Canadian Gas Planned—
Gas & Electric
Pacific
Plans
39,027,710
inc.—
ry.
oper.
equipment.
have
current sales volume is
$
16,951,372 148,373,779 135,263,519
12,962,648 102,478,096
96,235,809
Province
rev.
Net
outstanding
such
common
then
♦Deficit.—V.
will lift Pacific Clay Products
annually.—V. 186, p. 322.
•
Railway, operating
Railway operating
by
of
that
at
shares
event
number
the purchase.
pointed out that Tillotson's
running at the rate of $1,500,000 per year.
1957—Month—1956
a
contract by
1957, all the
Plaines, 111.,
a
Des
power
$507,856.
pay
common
purchase
designed to
would
Hannifin
modern
delivery equipment
Mr.
Western
30,
favorable
on
to
the
specifically
acres
approximately 100 people, Tillotson Refractories Co. oc¬
150,000 sq. >ft. plant;, that includes 10 kilns with an
additional kiln scheduled to be in production by Oct. 1.
Rolling and
947.
Period End. July 31—
of
Sept.
Employing
$1,210,085
*1,828
making
Corp.,
operations
shareholders
anticipated
of
the
were
arranged
value
considered
sions
producing,
110
cupies
Net rev. from ry.
ops.
Net railway oper. inc
a
purchased firm is a completely integrated company, min¬
and delivering 4, 6, and 8 inch vitrified clay pipe.
It
of deep clay deposits located within 4 miles of the plant
which supply the major portion of its raw clay requirements.
$6,022,102
4,812,017
to
$1,013,013, and for the
purchase price is, theretimes current earnings.
redemption
authorized
to
newly
ing
1957—Month—1956
has acquired the total assets of Tillotson Refractories
Calif., John D. Fredericks President,
announced on
The purchase was
has
,
bonds
disclosed.
The
Norfolk Southern
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. July 81—
Railway operating rev._
Corona.
Sept. 9.
947.
p.
company
the
two-year
Parker
conversion
Pennsalt
Pacific Clay Products—Acquires Refractories Firm—
company at Room 1840, 15 Broad St., New York, N. Y., will
up
(EDT) on Sept. 16 receibe bids for the
purchase from it of
$50,000,000 general mortgage bonds due Sept. 1, 1987.
See also V.
noon
rate.
of
(J. C.) Penney Co.—August Sales Up—
The
186,
all
right
$1,500,000
to
then
In
to
the
effective
include hydraulic
earnings
1957
Hannifin
and
subject
mineral
Chisholm, President,
will acquire the assets and
company
owned
«f>
sale
completed by
manufacturing
Oxford Paper Co.—To Simplify Corporate Structure—
17,446,589 122,420,366 115,128,542
interest
the
Acquire Hannifin Firm—•
announced
acquire,
products
for
of
the
into
422.
' '
William
9
$5,500,000,
issuing
stock
In
facilities will enable the
new
an option to purchase leasehold Interests in two
leases, and an option to buy an overriding royalty,
Interest in four Federal oil and gas leases.—V. 185, p. 2561.
J.) Newberry Co.—August Sales Higher—
the
estimated to require approxi¬
is $23,480,000
for the completion of its
hydroelectric development in the State
Hannifin's
Its
price
of
Hannifin
offered
State
and
from
1094.
will
Hannifin
has
corporation has
Utah
bonds
program,
Co.—To
Sept.
1905,
months
Canada,
(J.
on
field.
power
first
publicly as a speculation an issue of
2,500,000 shares of common stock at par (100 per share).
The
ry.
oper.
1
186, p.
company
Parker
Ventures, Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah — Stock Of¬
fered—Mid America Securities Inc. and Moran & Co. on
1957—7 Mos.—1956
Railway
No.
Appliance
this
Oil
Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
New
authorized this company to issue
of first mortgage bonds,
proceeds
Included
lore, approximately 7 V2
cafeteria; a plant for nitration and for acid
for the manufacture of Furacin, another Nor¬
and
fields
and
$20,000,000
the
the
use
Swift
directors
amount
and
the
June
or
to
for
construction
$57,860,000.
Period End.
New York,
will
1957
vertible
plans for future expansion, will permit the
and will insure greater safety.
facilities
Texas
authorization in that prior to the con¬
Commission, by further order, must approve
the
received
company
$7,473,960.
595,320 shs.
1
buildings by this
new
Bengert said the
out its
California
the
the sale
be
Washington.—V.
4,560 shs.
800,000 shs.
_____
186, p. 1094.
locker
from
cylinders, pneumatic controls,
air and
hydraulic
presses,
hydraulic
punches and riveters, and such compressed air
preparation units as
lubricators, filters and pressure regulators.
processes
947.
p.
conditioned
mately
5,740 shs.
recovery; and a plant
wich nitrofuran.
operating rev._ $12,829,911 $12,596,258 $95,301,514 $93,327,423
operating exps.
11,031,373
9,924,100
78,209,766
77,539,872
railway oper. inc.—
Net
FPC
price to
Organized
Furoxone, one of the nitrofuran drugs developed by Norwich; a service
building incorporating offices, maintenance shop, instrument repair
York, New Haven & Hartford RR.—Earnings—
be
1,500,000
$3)^
structures
will
fluid
new
new
room,
New
bidding,
forward
800,000
cost
The
served
were
outstanding capital stock
of
Hannifin
leading manufacturer of industrial fluid
structures will add 13,000 square feet of plant
space and
approximately $350,000.
They will be
located
at
Woods
Cornets just outside of Norwich,
N. Y., where the company already
maintains its research laboratory and animal research station.
1,440.526
*116,694
<14,027
The
will
$2,654,321
$67,618
ops.
inc.—
oper.
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$2,281,498
capital
determined.
and construction of
1,300,000
as
part of Its
long-range expansion
President, announced on Sept. 11.
-
$240,818
252,374
competitive
Financing has been
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
the
be
186, p. 422.
at
summation of
The
1,000,000
700.000
___
stock
Construction of four
of
to
yet
imported from fields in
were
time.—V.
1987.
which
Norwich Pharmacal Co.—Has Expansion
Program—
947.
needs
gas
supplies
the first
Parker
700.000
4
Net rev.
Net
Part
amounts
The Federal Power Commission has
700,000
1950
(par
Canada.
in
the
company on
Aug. 30 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 14,075 shares of common stock (par $5) to be offered
per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
working capital.—V. 177, p. 1051; V. 169, p. 606.
due
of
26,000 shs.
stock
customer
when
for
and
600,000
:
of
and
assisted in
Pacific Power & Light Co.—To Issue and
Sell, at Com¬
petitive Bidding, $20,000,000 of First Mortgage Bonds—
29,168,294
inc.—
operating
operating
$
financing the project by Blyth. & Co,, Inc.
will be offered the
Investing public
amounts
Outstanding
1987—
series
514%
appli¬
101.78%
FINANCING
series
5%%
70,399,588
due
preferred
4Va%
1957—7 Mos.- -1956
$
PRESENT
1978
Cumulative
$
TO
1978—
3.80% series due 1983
3.30% series due 1983
4%% series due 1983__
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Earnings1957—Month—1956
EFFECT
1978
series
5%%
Period End. July 31—
PG&E's
1950
The
upon
from
1978-
series due
in
States
$9.50
$6,275,000
3'%%
34,403,859
prices ranging
Authorized
3%%
86,638,725
inc.—
at
1973—!
33/b %
$
56,616,013 438,931,020 453,708,775
47,505,143 366,199,641 367,070,050
49,566,068
ops.
ry.
railway oper.
186, p. 946.
—V.
59,142,589
of
The
SEC
interest.
3%%
Railway
Railway
etc.,
bonds—
series due
Utilities, Ltd., of
distributing utilities in Alberta* for purchases,
gas to the mutual advantage of the com¬
gas
assisted
204,000-kilowatt
CAPITALIZATION
Central RR.—Earnings—
Period End. July 31—
debt
100%,
to
of
Northwestern
Pacific Outdoor Advertising Co., Los
Angeles, Calif.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission— f
Further details follow:
These bonds will be redeemable at the
option of the company at gen¬
redemption prices ranging from 107.66% to
100%, plus accrued
interest; also through the maintenance and renewal fund
946.
p.
New
ops.
inc.—
ry.
oper.
,i.
.
with Canadian Western
agreements
Calgary and
sub-
develop¬
industrial
Operating gas utility companies in Southern California, which now
Import gas from Texas and New Mexico in
quantities equal to that of
PG&E, have been offered 50% of the deliveries from Canada.
eral
Net
induce
and
Service
tion
Northeastern RR.—Earnings—
&
will
exploration
design, engineering
the line by the Bechtel
Corporation.
lor
Northwestern Public
500,000
Period End, July 31—
Railway
100,000
946.
p.
New
Co
&
Co.
Fox
are
of
substantial
be
California
1957—7 Mos.—1956
exps.
ry.
oper.
out cooperative
United
will
to
further
customers."
be
in
the
PG&E
Mexico
1957—Month—1956
field
Ltd.,
their
line
for
open the way for new Canadian
of petroleum by-nrouducts.
supplied by PG&E and others
100,000
E.
both
All
200,000
John B. Joyce & Co.____
B. W. Pizzini & Co.,
Inc.
Stern,
fr.
rev.
15,948.094
the
the
capital
will
transmission
and
PG&E will
in
until
&
700,000
rev
exps
It
Gas
and
by
additional
Co.,
Edmonton, which
1957—7 Mos.-—1956
Northwestern Pacific
RR.—Earnings-
200,000
Cartwright
oper.
of
development in
Securities
1957—Month—<1956
$
$
including the
ranges,
California of added supplies to meet future
assure
provided
Canada.
Natural
Ry.—Earnings—
200,000
___
Scribner
Sweney
Pacific
oper.
ry.
200,000
Inc.
&
700,000
Corp.
Co._:__
&
Net
Net
—V.
___
Mason-Hagan,'
Jackson
Michigan
&
200,000
Shave Corp.
&
Hentz
300,000
Co.
Burr, Inc
1,200,000
Stroud & Co., Inc..
1,000,000
Spencer Trask & Co.____ 1,000,000
Johnston, Lemon & Co.,.
900,000
H.
Sulzberger
Railway
Railway
Indianapolis Bond &
1,700,000
Curtis
&
Co
Hallowell,
1,700,000
1,700,000
W.
&
1,700,000
Co
Northern
Period End. July 31—
300,000
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
in
sales
$500,000
_
Sherrera
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Hayden, Stone & Co
R
Co
&
1.700,000
Hofnblower
&
&
Butcher
Peabody & Co— 2,GOO,000
Stearns & Co
1,700,000
investment
panies
Debentures
Rand
Kidder,
market
"We have worked
outstanding.
Exchange.—V.
947.
p.
a
will
growth.
be
defray
rugged mountain
"This international transmission
undertaking, if it receives the neces¬
approvals, will provide a new market for Canadian producers of
ment
help
company's 1957 construction program.
Northern presently has
240,000 shares of preferred stock
present stock is listed on the New York
Stock
The
will
traverse several
natural gas and
"The
issue
will
sary
preferred stock.
Siert,
portion of the
Principal
$2,000,000
2,000,000
Company
H.
Amount of
Debentures
White,
value
par
line
Governmental agencies of Canada, the Province of
Alberta, the U. S.
Federal Power Commission and the
California P. U. Commission must
give their authorizations for the project.
In his
announcement, Mr. Sutherland said:
registration statement with Seccuri-
a
Treasurer, said the preferred stock
offered for sale by
Blyth & Co., Inc. on or about Oct. 1.
The
proceeds, Mr. Siert explained, will be used to
named
Amount of
.
The
Canadian Rockies.
Exchange Commission seeking
authority to issue 160,000 shares
$100
Harry
net
below
have
severally
agreed to purchase, and the company has agreed to sell to ther'i
severally in the respective amounts set forth
below, an aggregate of
$30,000,000 principal amount of debentures:
-
maturing 1963 to 1972 4.50%.—V. 185, p. 2561.
Northern Natural Gas
Co.—Registers With SEC—
t.
.
EARNINGS-—For the sijc months ended
June
total
and those
by
services
and
use,
from points north of
Edmonton, Alberta, through a portion of British
Columbia, into Idaho, Washington, Oregon and south to San Francisco
Bay.
.
'two-
in the northeastern
were
9
funds
francs
or
United
Netherlands
guilders.
The offering
States.
will
•
not
be made in
the
•
.
.
'
Normandy Osteopathic
Partial Redemption—
There
of
its
acrued
5t.
have
been
called
for
The
Hospital,
redemption
first
Normandy,
Mo.—
Sept.
$13,000
15,
next.
mortgage serial bonds dated March 1, 1955 at 100% plus
Interest. Payment will be made at the Mercantile Trust
Co.,
Mo.
Louis,
.
fornia
fields
on
with
■
'
'
Canadian
from
fields
The
latter
It is
Cali¬
gas will augment PG&E's present supply
and from fields in Texas
and
New Mexico.
currently provide two-thirds of the company's daily gas resources
deliveries to be made when available.
additional
'Subsidiary pipeline companies have been formed by PG&E to build
operate the 1,300 mile pipeline.
Approximately 550,000 tons of
steel pipe will be required for the line which will run
and
large-diameter
&
Co.,
rate
is
understood the Canadian offering will be made by W. C. Pitfield
Ltd.,
and
Greenshields
quarter
The
and
&
Co.,
Inc., Montreal.
The interest
for the first year, rising by
1965, where it will remain
reported to have been set at 5¥t%
1% each year
until maturity in 1977.
a
of
Belgian
company
other corporate
until 7¥2%
in
(
will use the debenture proceeds for expansion
purposes.
Financial Chronicle
Jhe Commercial and
10
4
'Mr.
•
each
.
available.
""""
months ended June 30,
The
•
Net
Net
$343,366
from
rev.
214,144
$3,031,136
1,533,338
$183,999
$1,497,798
46,694
444,820
—V.
186,
profit
<
p.
2918.
and Thomas J. Watsdn,
announced on
Sept. TO that RCA and IBM signed a non-exclusive agreement exchanging licenses under their respective patents for electronic computers and
other data-processing machines.
Under a non-exclusive agreement; each
party retains freedom to license applicants under its own patents.
Under the license arrangement, RCA acquires the right to use IBM
patents in its electronic computers and other data-processing machines.
IBM in turn acquires the right to use RCA patents in its computers
and electronic data-processing machines, thus providing both companies
and
to
the
widest
horizons.
competition
possible
This
between
Election
three
of
to
members
new
•
j
i
.
•
,
have
"We
■
t
for
Mr.
the
amounting
Gerot
186,
paid
we
..
said.
of
"We
nearly 12,000
This
1923!
cecutive
ended
period
future
years.
-Net
.
Net
operating
from
rev.
railway
—V.
186,
ry.
inc.__
oper.
month
our
quarterly dividend."—V.
185,
1389.
p.
'
except one,
121st
*
.
.
in
-
■*
Period End.
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
July 31—
operating
operating
$3,661,971
3,266,121
from ry.
rev.
railway
ops.
$395,850
823,171
186,
948.
p.
'
Sales
1957—7 M'os.—i956
•
-•
$1,310,425 $26,577,044 $24,074,203
2,089,773
inc—
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
1957—Month—1956
rev-
exps.
23,156,396
V
-
'
"
$78,583,530
-64,092,256
60,579,483
7,995,193
$1,024,345 $17,088,310 $18,004,053*
709,336 ' 9,265,295 -, 8,285,298
*83,313
$3,420,648
5,681,594
Railway operating
Railway operating
Net rev., from
Net
—V.
railway
186, p.
1957—7 Mos—1956
$871,851
$538,180
$5,925,325
452,959
4,260,536
3,933,160
$276,497
$85,221
$1,664,789
share
$1,354,328
143,246
63,470
953,427
752,724
Pittston
tonnage,
orders
also
with
booked
•
March
reported
increase of 40%
an
continuing
a
far
so
shipment
this
during
increase
in
balance
in export tonnage.—V.
its
running
year
the
of
185, p.
overseas
32%
the
year
will
directors
4
voted
to
increase
the
effect
of
this
The annual
years.
during
1955;
action
dividend
then
to
is
to
rate
50c
continue
30c
was
during
a
per
1956
is
and
100%
pumber
to
the
in
of
our
assuring'
solve
dividend
our-
present
shares
rate
in
the
outstanding
1,218,4?8."
past
three
increased
in
the
60c
dividend
to
!
past
1954;
now
three
*
raised to
per
says
.
the
in
of
which
of
one
share,
the
most
the
war'
he
has
Grant
been
year
reported
for
Net
ago.
dividends'
the
to
first
profit
was
cents
per
42.
equal
to 58
improvement
in
V.
half
of ,1956.
•
•
*
•
-
as
sale
in
before
Aror.son
result
#
_
of
on
or
II,
each
■'
.••'
'
President,
executive
new
'
Sept.
on
offices
~
broke ground at the
5
and
warehouse
although
900,000
in
site
built in
be
to
J.
will
finished
will
executive
project,
design,
and
structure
offices
72,000
and
which
warehouse.
feet
square
warehouse
will
be
for occupancy
installations in
in
Newark.—V.
equally to
facilities.
located
early
New
floor area
of
on
a
6-acre
next Summer
186,
is ex-
tract,
.
include
Jersey,
the
manufacturing factory, Ronsonal packaging tacijjty
station—all
executive
world-wide
Ronson's
as
construction
ultra-modern
featuring
serve
products
divide
building,
Ronson
service
15,
thereafter
at 100%;
before July
July
at
■
million-dollar
The-new
company®
aud the
main
530.
p.
Rose's 5-10-25-Cent Stores, Inc.—Sales Up—
operating
a
103%.
at
15,. 1961 at-102% ;
101%-; and thereafter
case.—V.
183, p. 1862.
1963.
pected to\be ready
flint
Diocese
-
Corp.—Builds New Warehouse—
office,
'
securities, are to be- used
of Covington and tor
these
the
redemption
or
15,
interest
of
In
>.
Reading Tube's
industry,
to
on
July
architectural
house
cents
Period End. Aug. 31—
1957—Montk—1956 w' 1957—8 Mos.—1956
$2,227,610 $16,992,263 $14,970,89i
Sales
•
'* v '
$2,592,035
—V.
186,
been
erratic,
186,
p.
323.
.
McBee
net
sales
E.
sales
of
■
said,,,the new, facilities will
the management has had to
This
corporation
Corporation,
1095.
provide
to
on
Sept.
wholly-owned
a
specialized
.
11- announced
subsidiary.
financing
of RMB
organized to
and the
establishment
the
has
RMB
service4'for
been
installment
sales
Mr.
of
the company's board of directors
Vice-President hi chrarge of -Finahce,associated with Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
of Royal McBee products,
including Royal office and
typewriters, McBee data processing
equipment, and Royal
Co.—Earnings Up—
electronic
ended
months
include Master Electric
Helm
in
RMB
Helm,
presently
growth
nine
McBee
of
outstanding,
stressed
research
capital
contemplates
1954
for .the
$2.66 for the first nine
range
the
results
redesign,
both
that Reliance
and
appropriate
plants
additional
is
development.
program
periods. Based
per
months of fiscal
expenditure
manufacturing
in
earnings
share
upon
were
newly
been
1,293,472
$3.52,
tion
and
planning continuing
"We
have,"
of
he
sdme
emphasis
stated,
"a
$28,000,000
associated
than
(Jacob)
on
are
regional
35
years
being
offices,
company
with General
is
opened
it
C.
Motors
ago.—V.
at
all
points where
President
Roy®1
of the
previously^ haa
Acceptance Corp. since its incep¬
was
stated.
H.'Didriksen,
186,
p.
The
who
949.
distribution
miscellaneous
.
facilities
and
facilities."—V.
new
186,'
Ruppert—Chairman Acquires Control—
Murray Vernon, Chairman of the Board,
acquired control of the common stock of -this
long
which
improvement and modernization
facilities, further product' development
and
offices
RMB
1956.
plan
marketing and
regional
maintains
formed
more
portable
Precision
computers.
against
expansion,
tooling,
Fi¬
Corp.—New Subsidiary to Provide
nancing Services—
he
problems
p.
Royal
July 31, according
President, show earnings after taxes of $4,549,890
$75,297,785, compared with earnings of $3,445,813 on
$66,237,619 for the corresponding period a year ago, consoli¬
Edward
on
shares
'
as
was
vexing
years.—V.
and
E.
a
of $416,454,
profit
products
have
engineering' equipment,
p. 424.
Robert
Net
and
company's
The
com¬
subject
v
new
home
$7,905,878,
primarily
previously high customer inventories.
nad
elected
the
and
quarter reflects the return to more nearly normal
copper
_Miv Plough further announced that
fcince
period
preferred
after
Stock.
that
often
the
in recent
dated
share
President, said,
years,
from
like
for the
equal
1957,« were
29,
.
Preliminary
was
dividend
is
common
Mack
.■sources
brought about by. their concluding
that
another increase in
the quarterly dividend is
justified by our con-.'
**hoed. improveipent in sales and
earnings. • This represents ah increase
of
of
share
^,
months to June
from, the
-
Louis
sec¬
$3,178,681 and net profit
were
%
.<
are
leasing
In announcing the boost in the dividend, Abe Plough,
The
boards
action
accrued
Woodbridge, N.
share.
per
Reliance Electric & Engineering
of
share
and
quarter of 1957
six
common
reduction
face
quarterly
trend
same
are
before
or
Konson
company's new .copper refining
plant, - operated by Reading
Refining Corp.,-a wholly owned subsidiary, should begin opera¬
tions this fall, it was stated.
Through integration of; operations and
lessening of dependence on supplies of raw materials from, outside
2562.
comPany's stock to 15c from 12 Vic.
This increased
payable Oct. 1 to shareholders of record Sept. 16.
be
The
40c
Sept.
on
13 cents a share on the
the
1959, to and including July 15, 1972.
thereafter
on
with
profit '
net
The net in
1280.
p.
The
Plough, Inc.—Dividend Rate Increased—
The
The
-
185,
Diocese of Covington
Bishop, of the
Metals
export
ahead
June 29.
on
18.
conditions
the
1956.
shipments
for
before.
year
cents per share on" the 601,626
to 28
outstanding
cents
results in the second
high in production was reached at the bituminous coal mines
August with 1,209,092 tons, breaking the previous record
established in May of this year.
Pittston reported its bituminous coal
production for the first eight months of 1957 was 21% greater than in
Pittston in
period of
which
the
on
Mr.
Pittston Co.—Coal Production Up—
notes
1959;
and
Figures for the six months this year include results of the company's
wholly owned subsidiary, Mackenzie Walton Corp., since its acquisition
948.
A new
same
14
the
for
present
on
the
opening
or
with $11,434,970
$320,767,
per
ops.
The
■
'
•;;//
Catholic
net; proceeds
The
the
sales
pared
$5,287,488
595,354
in
$119,415,
Net
rev-
dividends
stock
common
the
of a petition with the
filing
to be determined later.—V.
rate
establish - two new parishes
general diocesan purposes.
^
Sales
inc.—
oper.
of
$117,075
against
ond quarter last year was equal to
was
exps.
ry.
shares
,
1957—Month—1956
V ,".
the
approved
Simultaneously, B., C. Ziegler & Co.
.
$201,352,
was
basis.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. July 31—
•'. ' *
,
12
to
the second
is equal after preferred
$3,929,072
5,667,786
■
for
"
*
Sept.
on
underwriting
-two first mortgage bond issues for the Bishop of Coving¬
ton, viz: $425,000 St. Pius X Parish, South Fort Mitchell,
Ky., and $140,000 Mary Queen of Heaven Parish. These
also carry interest of 41/2.%, 43/4% -and 5%, according to
maturity, and mature semi-annually from Jan. 15, 1959,
to and including July 15, 1972, and yield 5% and 5V4%»
according to maturity.
...
- -
quarter amounted to $4,727,197, compared with
$4,050,703 in the like months of 1956. Net profit after all charges and
taxes
20,145,131
-
*$779,348
•
V
^
em¬
Commission
and a registration statement with the
Exchange Commission relating to the offering to share¬
late October, subject to market conditions, of $2,809,600
from Jan. 15,
-
Increases in both sales and learnings were scored by this corporation
the quarter ended June 29, 1957, according to Martin Mack, Presi-
dent.
an
neverthe¬
733.
(Ky.)—Notes Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend,
Wis., on Aug. 21 offered publicly $450,000 of 41//2%>
4%% and 5% direct obligation serial notes at 100% and
accrued interest.
The .notes will mature semi-annually
;
Reading Tube Corp.—Sales and Earnings Show Gain— *
con-
adopt
S,
p.
in
The
years,
received their
stockholders
common
to
and
and conversion
948.
p.
authorized
are,
headed
$9,019,538 $81,180,566
$1,373,036
1,131,089
op3.4
directors
value -of convertible preferred stock, to be underwritten by a group
by The First Boston Corp. with dividend rate, offering price,
par
1957—7 M'os.—1956
,
York
holders,
v
■
r
.
1
1957—Month—1956
reV.l $10,169,278
exps.
8,796,242
operating
directors
New
Securities
Roman
2918.
p.
Reading Co.—Earnings—
Period End. July 31—
stockholders, an increase
common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
^
nine-month
applicable To
income. taxes
for
the
Rockland Light & Power Co.-—-Plans Convertible Pre¬
1,900 stockholders during the past fifteen months.
"We have paid cash dividends each of the last 48
,•
tl^e
expected to be ready in March.—V. 185,
Railway
Railway
of the, business, in
dividends on com¬
to
list
now
$187,747
law,
board
.
company's third offshore drilling unit is now under construction
The
and is
.
$2,336,441, the largest amount paid in divi¬
dends to the largest, number of. stockholders in our company's history,"
'he
ciation,.and
^
.
Delaware
v.
4
.
stability
"Last year
for
$1,007,736
July
on
10D4.
p.
reported by this company on Aug.'v28. Ji
Of this amount, $561,837 was deducted for,amortization and depre-
in fiscal 1958
by 7%
said.
steadiness .and
is engaged.
company
stock
mon
research budget
our
"Mr,
.stressed, the
Gerot
which
record,
this
of
June ,30 was
.
again increased
all-time
new
a
,
of
adopted,
p.
.
income
cash
net-
stockholders
common
by Thomas T. Arden,
option plan without stockholder vote, but the
requested approval of the stockholders.—V. 186,
The
directors
of
board
the
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling Co.—Earnings—
A
v
Vice-President.
Jr.,
-
less
•
Pillsbury
Offices-
ferred Stock Offering to Shareholders—
Broadcasting Co.—V.
the National
Under
;.
..
will establish new plants at East Greenville, Pa., and New
Albany, Ind.
The new plants are being built, stockholders were told,
to replace
refrigerated foods plants at Downingtown, Pa., and Louisville, Ky.
>
The East Greenville plant will be erected on a 26 acre site and will
cover
more than
100,000 square feet.
It will be put at a cost of approximately $500,000.
■
. '
;
*
The New Albany plant, which will be erected on a 35 acre site, will
cover
more
than 175,000 square feet and will include new laboratory
facilities for, refrigerated foods research. The plant is being engineered
currently and its cost is yet to be determined.
;
arrange¬
Sarnoff;
President of
Co.—Moves
ployee
.
'
A." Robertshaw,
plan
option
announced
intervals;
Three New Directors Elected—
to our ability to
coming year."
plant modernization,
in
J
companies
our
Controls
on Sept. 10 voted approval of
23 by the board of directors, it
President.
*
'
The plan • provides for the reservation of 81,500 shares of common
stock
(which represent approximately 5%
of the 1,632,696 presently
outstanding shares), with provision for adjustment to maintain the
5% relationship should the number of outstanding shares be changed.
Options have been granted under the plan ta 19 key employees cov¬
ering an aggregate of 60,000 shares ,at prices not less than 95% of
the mean between the stock's1 high and low prices on the day the op¬
tions were granted.
The options run for 10 years, but option holders
are entitled to exorcise lixeu percentages of- their rights only at stated
.
infringing each other's patents."
risks of
without the
commercial
and
"subject
investment
near-record
the
enables
ment
industrial
broaden
2,063 944
to make their headquarters at the present office—110
St., Greensburg, Pa.—are John A. Robertshaw, Chair¬
and the company's international opera¬
majority of
stock
was
;
:
the
amount," he said,
install facilities during
substantial
a
this fast-moving field.
$5,988 99^
1,913,086
9,
John
under
A
a
joiht
a
future
the
'
by
.
statement, Mr. Burns and Mr. Watson said: "As a con¬
sequence of this agreement, both RCA and IBM expect to make further
progress
in the rapidly expanding art of electronic data-processing.
Business machines,
computers" and electronic data-processing will in
In
218,792
^
Option Incentive Plan for Key Personnel Ap¬
proved—
1
"
•
-
4
freedom of-action in
;
Stock
President of International Business Machines Corp.,
Jr.,
$670,071*" $5,709,143
$536,026
151,350
"
*
,
Otterman
tions
Burns, President of this corporation,
John L.
•
announced
engineer
America—License Agreement for ElecData-Processing Machines Signed
Radio Corp. of
'
'/'■
of the Board of Directors,
man
tronic Computers and
.
ops.
ry.
948.
Continuing
East
.
.
from
rev.
186, p.
i
RR.—Earnings
the executive offices of this company occupied the
entire top1 floor of the 11-story Life Insurance Co, of Virginia
building
at 911 East Broad St.,-Richmond 19, Va.
for issuance
convertible debentures.—V. 185,
'
'
10-year
■-.*
Potomac
1957—Month—1956
1957—7 M'os.—1956
$2,061,843
$2,109,323 $16,317,981 $16,396898
1,525,817
1,439,252
10,608,838
10,40?',906
operating' rev._
operating exps.
Effective Sept.
*
Investment of
addition
6%
the
of
'i
"•
*
Robertshaw-Fulton
-f
corporation, "increasing the membership from 14 to 17, was announced
on
Sept. 6 by David Sarnoff, Chairman of the Board.;
The new directors
are:- Andre
Meyer,
Senior, Partner of Lazard
Freres & Co., investment bankers, New York; Paul M. Mazur, partner,
in Lehman Brothers, investment bankers, New York;
and Robert W.
position a year ago on both sales and revenue."
that plans for the current year call for a minimtun
$4,500,000 in plant modernization. "This figure may in-
—V.
$294,000
*694,900 slis.
•.
'.
,
railway-oper. inc.__
Net
147,000 shares of common stock reserved
conversion
upon
ahead of its position for the same period in the preceding year.
Paul S. Gerot, President, reported: "Although August .figures are not
yet official, our data for the first quarter indicates that we are ahead
In
Net
V
*4
Period End. July 31—
Railway
Outstanding
$294,000
2,000,000 shs.
a director of and appointed
to Resource Fund, Inc., 120 Broad
Advisor
Economic
of
V"
;
,
Railway
$473,563 ,!
; 5,322
3,725 "t
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
10-year ""convertible debentures—>
stock (par 20 cents)
,*Not including
is
crease
EFFECT
GIVING
Common
They also learned that in the first quarter of fiscal 1958 the company
plan,
23,318
16,323
surplus
to
J'"
r
$495,694';'
. > 20,069
14,048
post
Richmond, Fredericksburg &
1956"
$958,425
16,242
11,229
$573,422 %
~
New York City, an open-end investment trust, it was announced
on
Sept. 10 by D. John Heyman, President.'
"
,
Mr. Keyserling is a consulting economist and attorney with
offices
in Washington, D. C.
He is also President of the Conference of Eco
nomic Progress, a non-profit, educational foundation in the economic
^
'v field. He was Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisors to the
President of the United States from 1950 to 1953 and Vice-Chairman
,t
from 1946 to 1950.—V. 185, p.
1640.
EARNINGS
OF
Board—
Keyserling was- recently elected
H.
the
u
and Alan L. Rosenblum, Secretary;
on
way,
Fiscal Years Ended Sept. 30
1955
1954
6 Mos. End.
—
to
'
The stockholders on Sept. 10 were told of plans for plant moderniza¬
a record research expenditure and new additions to
the'company's product line.
He
STATEMENT
.
profit
6%
.
tion and expansion,
of our
"
Authorized
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.—Expansion Planned—
"
_
at 2218 West Lake St. in Chicago,
and plant
,
—
CAPITALIZATION
948.
p.
,
Net
564,933
.
on
-
;
.
company's offices
sales—
Net
$1,773,319
25,344
railway oper. inc.
.
Mar. 31,'57
$3,300,270
1,526,951
$118,610
ops.
ry.
$398,143
224,756
Precision Transformer Corp.,
present -one," namely,
its
"
1957—7 M'os.—1956
1957—Month—1956
,
operating rev—
operating exps.
of
name
to
,
Net
947.
Period End. July 31—
organized on Oct. 3, 1950, in Illinois
Precision Welder Manufacturing Co.
Its name, was
COMPARATIVE
,
.Keyserling
was
company
Treasurer;
and
Assistant Treasurer;
or
111.,.consist of approximately 20,000 square feet> of manufacturing space
on the first floor,
3,000 square feet of space for offices on the second
floor, and'3,000 squate feet of space for the company's, engineering
department on the third floor. These premises were lfeased for a period
of five years commencing Nov. .1, 1955, at a monthly rental of $1,000.^
Piedmont & Northern Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
103%
on
with accrued interest in
thereafter,
decreasing electrical voltages.
or
from
-
Railway
shares of common
50
an
Heyman
John
D.
President
tlum
Management Co., Inc., will act as investment
is President; Thomas M. Heyman
Vice
William M.
Landau,
Vice-President anri
Fund
Resource
Y.
N.
securities for investment rather
Maryland, is a diversified open-end invest'
Its offices are located at 120 Broadway, New York
organized in
company.
adviser.
on
15,
Offered—Thk
to trading profits.
view
Fund,
ment
,
or before July 15, 1960;
1962; 101% thereafter and
105%
100%
and
1964;
into
convertible
are
before'July
or
,
■Jlievprlncipal products manufactured by the\ company are electrical
transformers, which are used primarily for the purpose of increasing
.
capltalieation of .the company will consist of: $376,800,000 in long-term debt;
874,720 shares of cumulative preferred stock, par value $100; 231,345
chares
of
$1
dividend
cumulative preference
common
stock; and
12,806,125 shares of common stock, no par value.
UNDERWRITERS—Among those associated with The First Boston
Corporation in the offering are: Eastman Dillon, Union Securities-&
Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Lehman Brothers; L. F. Rothschild &
Co.; Wertheim & Co.; Coffin & Burr,
Inc.; Hirsch & Co.; F. S.
Moseley & Co.;. Shields & Co., and F. S. Smithers & Co.—V. 186," p.
and
15,
..
(N. Y.)—Shares
to purchase
intends
Fund
a
The
Leon
the
changed
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale of new bonds,
1094
on
April 5, 1957.
total operating
net income to
of $224,710,000
1956.
1957,
to $228,690,000 and
$35,605,000; this compared With total operatiilg revenues"
end net income of $35,473,000 for the calendar year
:
16, 1957
Aug. 30 offered publicly
on
The
with
case.
under
1
company amounted
the
of
July
debentures
redeemable at
and
BUSINESS—The
an
the 12
EARNINGS—For
of
are
thereafter
before
speculation.
a
$100
'Stock, and
operating utility engaged primarily in
Supplying electric and gas service in southeastern Pennsylvania. Three
subsidiaries own and
operate the Conowingo Hydro-Electric Project,
and one distribution subsidiary provides electricity in northern Mary¬
land.
The area served covers 2,340 square miles.
The electric service
territory in southeastern,Pennsylvania and northern Maryland includes
the City of Philadelphia and has a population of about 3,500,000; the
gas service territory includes the southeastern area of Pennsylvania,
but not the city itself, and has a population of about 1,260,000.
■ is
BUSINESS—Company
revenues
offered as
Each
be
funds required are to be provided
(111.)—Securities Offered
in units of $100 of debentures and ten
stock at $102 per unit.
These securities are
of
shares
t
applied to the continuation of the company's expansion pro¬
gram
which is expected to cost about $460,000,000 for the period
1957-61. Of this amount, about $260,000,000 is expected to be obtained
from the sale of new securities, including the $22,000,000 of common
etock sold in June of this year and the $40,000,000 of bonds now
i
Monday, September
.
100,000 shares of its
common stock
(par $1) at a price equal to the current
net asset value, without any sales charge... The of
ferine
is not underwritten, and all sales will be made through
the efforts of the officers and directors of the Fund.
Fund
-
(par 20 cents)
as
being sold, and the rest of the
Internal sources to the extent
.*
Co., Inc., New York City, on Sept. 4
offered $294,000 of 6% 10-year convertible debentures,
due July 15, 1967, and 29,400 shares of common stock
from the sale of the new bonds will be
used to repay a portion of the $23,000,000 in outstanding, bank loans
incurred for the interim financing of construction, and the balance
will
'
Fund, Inc.
Resource
York, and Chicago offices
Inc. in the latter part
New
with Plough',
his duties
186, p. 322.
Precision Transformer Corp.
proceeds
PROCEEDS—Net
their
in
firm,
assume
—John R. Boland &
.
*
bonds
the
for
banking
will
Grant
of September.—V.
43is were received as follows: White, Weld
& Co.,
100.9399; Morgan Stanley & Co. and Drexel & Co. (jointly),
100.929, and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 100.9199.
The new bonds are not redeemable prior to Sept. 1, 1962, if such
redemption is for the purpose of refunding, directly or indirectly, at
a lower effective
interest; otherwise, the bonds are redeemable at the
option of the company at regular redemption prices ranging from
105%
fpr those redeemed prior to Sept. 1, 1958, to 100% for those
redeemed on or after Sept. 1, 1986.
Bids
-
investment
Co.—Bonds Offered—The First
Boston Corp. and associates offered publicly on Sept. IS
an
issue of $40,000,000 first and refunding mortgage
bonds, 4%% series due Sept. 1, 1987, at 100% and ac¬
crued interest.
The group was awarded the issue at
competitive bidding on Sept. 12 at 99.29% for the indi¬
Philadelphia Electric
cated coupon.
■
. .
(1154)
The
-
.-
s.
said,
Sept.
4
said he
had
company.
purchase of a block of 84,000 common shares, Mr. Vernon
gave,him control, ."one way or the other" of 257,000 shares or
the 500,000 shares of
%
on
recent
The-84,00Q shares
outstanding.;. _
' .
'
; *
acquired privately from-Mrs.-Anna
common
were
formerly Anna Schalk; who sold all
her
holdings, and from J.
!
Krieger,
Ruppert
186
Volume
Number 5673
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
11
(1155)
Schalk,
Vice-President and
a
a
director, who
sold
50%
Vernon said.
Mr.
Vernon's purchase
Mr.
Louis,
Inc.,
St.
were
denied
followed reports in June
that
to buy Ruppert's.
At
both
Ruppert
and
holdings,
Scott
of
the reports
Later Anheuser-
■
by Ruppert's
on
Vernon
Mx-.
184,
said
management.
that
he
wished
Rutland
operating
operating
Railway
V
■
"*
l
in the
1957—Month—1956
$380,429
$399,485
cxps.
370,351
347,998
»*'■''
-
.
i
'
$3,016,019
2,594,586
.
■
.
..,
i
*
from.
rev.
railway
ry.
Deficit.—V.
ops.
$10,078
inc.—
oper.
mon
*24,851
$51,487
$421,433
7,707
v
139,678
„
■
(as
$555,176
J86, p. 949.
^
Ryder System, Inc.—Acquires North Carolina
Firm— 1
Purchase by this corporation of the Miller
Motor Line of North Caro¬
(Greensboro) was announced on
Sept. 9 by James A. Ryder, Presi¬
lina
dent.-
''
Acquisition
of
trailers
with
and. the
District
Recent
bulk
liquid
rights in
operating
Ryder System.
of
-•
ICC
■'>-
Columbia
to
carrier
22
the
eastern
decisions
70
tractors
and
common
..."
••
adds
carrier
added
the
■«
/
states
Freight Line
on Sept. 25 will receive bids
for
$5,445,000 equipment trust certificates.
of
The
Houston, end the Goldston .Motor "Express of
Spray, N. C., to the fast
growing-common carriers of Ryder System, the
largest being the Great
Southern Trucking Co.
'
Miller's-operation is exclusively the transport of bulk
proceeds
freight
be
to
are
FOR
used
to
JULY
provide "the
AND
In
late
northern
for
and
mid-western
truck
leasing firms by
purchase price of $1,500,000.-.
a
Period
liquids, Ryder
petroleum products, the balance chemical-and
edible liquidsi
-August Ryder System -announced the
acquisition of three
10%
v."''.
its
rental
;
This
sion
Net
:"
~
Approval of Stock Issue—
corporation
for
has
permission
to
applied
the
Commerce
FIRST
of
proposed sale
a
would
proceeds
be
used
to
subsidiary, Great Southern
notes.—V.
186, p.
finance
the
modernization
"trucking Co., and
1095.
to
The directors
13,
1957.
35
cents
M.
In
payable
each
Sept.
of
share
per
the
dividend of
a
25,
two
1957
to
15
cents per
stockholders
preceding
made.
was
quarters,
a
share
of
on
to
the
be
governed by
dividend.
record
Sept.
distribution of
Action
Northern
Railway operating
Railway operating
from
Net railway
St.
at this
time
with
The
dividend
1957—7 M'os.—1956
rev._
$184,131
$107,027
$1,174,618
$1,099,275
147,996
117,658
1,091,782
covering
5,000
$36,135
ops.
inc
186,
Railway operating
Railway operating
*$10,631
6,246
$82,836
*126,587
*33,822
*$143,296
*347,833
949.
p.
Period End. July 31—
from
Net
railway
•—V. 186, p.
,
.
in
This
ry.
inc.—
oper.
959,713
949.
.
,
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
1957—7 M'os.—1956
$371,844
exps.
297,544
275,260
$2,680,522
1,963,215
$67,221
$96,584
2,750
1,896,649
$717,307
*7,188
$2,815,720
83,818
$919,071
175,624
*Deficit.—V. 186, p. 949.
The
on
merchant
new
people
can
The new
and
Annlston
also
Period End. July 31—
Net rev.
!
from
being-
devote
:Net railway
—V.
3,556,545
ops.
$2,230,973
inc.—
oper.
921,332
186, p. 949.
turer
&
Period End. July 31—
Railway operating
Railway operating
$1,921,832 $13,557,221 $15,506,169
779,295
5,540,436
6,522,521
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
$306,259
$319,350
rev._
283,311
exps.
Net
from ry.
rev.
1957—7 M'os.—1956
$2,320,997
1,769,222
220,423
$22,948
$98,927
$2,317,785
$551,775
22,387
ops.
64,934
350,915
railway oper. inc
186, p. 949.
'
—V.
1,516,175
completion
was
announced
ceuticals,
.
name
Inc.
of
on
390,429
pharmaceutical affiliate of this corporation
Sept. 6. Effective immediately, SchenLabs Pharmareplace Schenley Laboratories, Inc. as the
corporate
which
has
manufacturing
and
distributor
will
the
company
arrangements covering its products in 60
foreign countries.
Plans for the introduction of at least four
additional ethical pharma¬
ceutical products
during the coming fiscal
year
12
were
also
revealed.
proof
the
years
Scotch
in
whisky
powerful
make the brand
sales
and promotion campaign has been
planned
top selling prestige Scotch.—V. 186, p. 884.
a
to
Schering Corp.—Registers Voting Trust CertificatesFrancis
ment
'
C.
with
the
representing
and
up
Brown,
to
SEC
up
$30 par.—V.
on
to
278,983
186,
et
al,
shares
p.
voting trustees,
Sept.
418,475
9,
filed
a
registration state¬
1957, covering voting trust certificates
of Schering common stock, $1 par,
Schering 5% cumulative preferred stock,
shares
of
under
its
of
the
contract
efforts
new
for
plant,
number
a
of
to
such
sold
are
to
General
other
Schuster &
Sales
Profit
Net
1
before
profit
Earnings
i-
"After
-r-V. 184,
for
per
Co., lac.—Earnings Show Decline—
p.
'
Aug. 3, '57 July 28, '56
$21,713,048 $20,018,805
289,296
period
share
common
dividend
requirements
the
228,941
$0.14
on
501,941
133,296
-
—
2673.
of
The
have
been
Siegler
awarded
Corp.,
it
was
v
Hallamore
receiver,
of
to
provide
of
22
.,
total
a
of
46
systems,
single
a
multi-wire connecting
cable,
the white-hot exhaust blast of
withstanding
Intercommunication
remote
control
of
between
receiver
camera
action.
lens
and
position
•
completion
early
in
1958,
the
systems.—V.
24-system
installation
Mr. Brooks as one of tho
Missile Agency installation
186, p. 949.
*
$0.34
preferred
stocks.
!
.
&
Redpath; Milton
of
M.
of
proceeds
the shares
as
B.
the
the
of
the company
Beck,
one
of
from
are
the
the
Sent. 11 by
Blauner &
D.
sale
of
the
stock
being offered for the
founders
and
will
account
former office*
a
company.
BUSINESS—Company incorporated
in 1929, is
engaged primarily in
incandescent lamps with a
mirror silver
means of
the "Silvray"
coating by
process and the
manufacture of incandescent
lighting fixtures for commercial,
industrial and home
lesser extent, the
use, and to a
manufacture of
fluorescent lighting fixtures for com¬
mercial, industrial and
processing
of
home
been
for
more
one
25
SALES—For
ported
for
The
company's
maintained on
net
and
the
years.
To
of outside
"Silvray"
an
process
exclusive' basis
company's
knowledge, it is the only
silvered-bowl incandescent
illumination in
field
the country.
ro¬
use.
successfully exploited
than
the
m
the
sales
six
of
months
ended
$1,215,688
as
June
30,
compared
to
1957,
net
the
sales
company
re¬
of
$1,102,053
corresponding period in 1956,
CAPITALIZATION PRESENTLY
AUTHORIZED AND OUTSTANDING
in
the
Common stock
is
altitude
product
of
deviations
three
small
as
of
years
research
as
2%
feet
at
With
the
receipt
Barometric
several
that
of
Altitude
months, is
additional
the
this
new
Controller
now
The
SEC
which
the
sea
has
been
in
the
for
$2,000,000. Current sales efforts indicate
production quantities will be
forthcoming
months.—V. 186, p. 884.
next
three
filed
Corp.—Registers
registration
a
statement
Sept.
net
proceeds
to
be
received
by
the
company
the
from
the
general
funds
of
and
corporation
purchase
of
natural
and
the
acquisition
principally
the
gas;
of
gas
and
engaged
development
in
processing
gasoline
to
sale
residue
of
is
oil
of
natural
and
of
other
situated
are
Panhandle.
reported
total
$5,775,000,
in
two
period
operating
equal
distribution
each
month
eight
to
the
and
and
the
gas
and
portion
per
Sept.
outstanding.—V.
31,
$37,538,000
of
common
of
4
the
the board
the
1957,
of
the
the
net
and
p
cents
on
to
common
operations
and
continue to declare and
shares, subject to future
financial requirements of
Sulzberger
&
137,484 shares
75,851 shares
Co._
23,704 shares
-J
Valentine Co.—Acquired—
American-Marietta Co. above.—V.
186,
The
engine's
Bureau
of
«
Co.—Designing New Engine—
designing and will produce a
flying platforms under study
and
Controls
new
Engineering,
by
variable-speed
the Army,
gas
Paul
A.
announced
designation is the YT-66.
The
plants under contract sponsored
power
Aeronautics
and
the
re¬
U.
S.
is
by the
company
jointly
Army.—V.
186,
p.
218.
Texas
Sorg Printing Co.,
Inc.—Changes in Personnel-
company
income
Robert
of
L.
President
share
has been
Sorg,
and
formerly Executive Vice-President, has
been elected
Executive Officer
succeeding Francis J. Sorg, who
Chairman of the Board.
Francis J. Sorg, Jr., who has
Chief
elected
been Vice-President and
—V. 181, p. 962.
,
Sharon Steel Corp.—Changes in PersonnelHenry A. Roemer, will turn
poration.
it
was
Chief
will
over
which he has held since
announced
Executive
continue
as
on
Sept.
Officer,
a
10.
and
management reins of this
to a young management
Treasurer,
was
elected Executive
Vice-President.
of
Southern California Water
Co.—Bonds Sold
—The company, it was
announced on Sept.
cor¬
the
Chairman
will
relinquish his posts
Board
of
the
and
President
Execuive
privately, through Dean Witter & Co. and
Smith, Polian
& Co., an issue of
$3,000,000 5% first mortgage bonds
due 1987. Of these
bonds, $2,425,000 have been delivered
as
but
Committee.
Succeeding him will be James A. Roemer, President of
Mallory-Sharon
Titanium Corp., who was elected Sharon's Chairman
of the Board, and
Alfred M. Tredwell, Jr., who was elected
President.
Mr. Tredwell, for¬
merly Vice-President in charge of operations, was also elected a
director
and
member
of
and
as
head
$575,000
1957.
of
This
company
common
announced on Sept. 2 plans
and class A common shares
Stockholders will be
ing
J.
on
Sept. 25.
A.
broader
Fuller,
basis
to be delivered not later than
Nov. 20.
186,
p. 1095.
Southern New England
Telephone Co.—To Offer Stk.
The
directors
of
new
of
split the
are
See also V.
the
executive committee, james A. Roemer will con¬
Mallory-Sharon.
Another change was the election of WilbUr
T. Blair, Vice-Presilent
in charge of finance and
Treasurer, to the board of directors.—V.
186, p. 1095.
tinue
Privately
12, has placed
group,
Roeiher
Chairman
director
the
1930,
Mr.
asked
to
vote
on
to
on
issue
a
the proposals
and
basis.
a
special meet¬
President, said the moves were necessary to provide a
financing.
If approval is granted, he said, the com¬
of
board
also
11
approved
be
offered
elected
Mr.
the
of
company
director.
new
issue,
Is
G.
the
issuance of
stockholders
Freese
President
to
of
succeed
1,400,000
at
the
Victor
shares
par
value
Mf.
Tyler
the
record
and
Oct.
7.
proceeds,
founded by his father,
subject to
registration
approval
years
will continue
as
as
an
by both the Connecticut P.
U.
with the Securities and
Exchange Com¬
the basis of one new share for
e* erv
four held
Rights will be mailed about Oct. 15,
expiring Nov. 8.
expected to total almost $35,000,000, will
be used to
mission, will be made
•The
Carl
Freese
to
Connecticut Savings
a
past president of the National
Association of Mutual
Banks.
Mr. Tyler,
who has served more than 50
Commission
of
to
end
director
The
stock
director.
honorary
-
pany will have greater flexibility in financing.
The company plans to
sell this Fall debentures not to exceed
$20,000,000 out of a total author¬
ized issue of $50,000,000.
capital
Savings
a
at
a
Bank
debentures
three-for-one
Sept.
on
$25.
as
;•
629.
military
developing both
and
p.
'
on Sept. 4.
adaptation of the
constant-speed YT-62—world's
turbine aircraft
engine—designed by Solar for a one-man
helicopter.
industrial-
adjusted for the stock
additional share of common for
1095.
one
186,
July
7Va
Prior
Parker & Redpath
Blauner & Co., Inc.—
D.
smallest gas
the
hydrocarbons;
companies
northern
ended
revenues
$1.67
declared
and
Pitt, Chief of Turbine
The engine will be an
.
,
the
of
on
dividends
Solar Aircraft
>
For
intention
cash
This company Is
turbine engine for
and
production
natural
liquid
pipeliue
gas
the
625,000 shs.
of
directors, payable
1957.
186, p. 884.
See
other
refining of crude oil
processing and petroleum
facilities
present
conditions
Sinclair &
sale
users;
and the production, purchase and
the sale of refined products.
Its gas
fining
the
Hallowell,
properties.
The
Aug. 5,
the
and
facilities,
on
company.
—V.
company
and
will
be
available
for
working capital and general corporate purposes,
including construction
or completion of additional
facilities for processing liquid
hydrocarbons,
additions to the sulphuric acid
plant, pipelines and terminal
marketing
is
quarterly
Milton
the
debentures, $12,000,000 will be applied to the
prepayment of
outstanding bank loan.
The remaining proceeds will be added
the
record
by the
Auchincloss,
with
11
declared
Outstanding
dividend
names:
With SEC—
on
quarterly
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named
below, for whom Auchin¬
closs, Parker & Redpath is
acting a s
Representative, have severally
agreed to purchase from the
selling stockholder the
respective number
of shares of common stock
set forth below
opposite ,their
a
proposed offering of $17,500,000 of
convertible sub¬
debentures, due
1982.
It
is
expected
that
underwriters
The First Boston Corp. will underwrite the
offering.
by
the
the
over
covering
ordinated
Of
for
production
was
a
paid.
It
pay
business
backlog
1957,
to the aforedividend, quarterly dividends of 5
cents per share were
the common stock
paid on
in February,
May, August and
November, 1956 and
February, 1957. In May, 1957, a
quarterly dividend of 7Va cents per
share was
and
total
18,
said
substantial
corporation
headed
of
contract,
July
share of common stock
Aug. 15, 1957 to holders of
measure
missile
Authorized
750,000 shs.
v
(2$ cents par value)—
DIVIDENDS—On
per
The
taxes
deducting
division
Martin Company was
described by
in the nation.
The Army Ballistic
director
the
949.
26 Weeks Ended—
for
to
the
and
RCA,
interesting situations
for
a
capable
tilt
estate
to
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—Plans Financing—
(Ed)
The
call
of
PROCEEDS—None
Supply and Reeves Instrument.
several
and
pan
ol
manufac¬
a
projects
Co.
system affords
locations as well as
accrue
steps
Electric,
;
.
Auchincloss, Parker
new,
able
■
Co., Inc. and Hallowall,
Sulzberger & Co.
industrial
now
Orders—
Silvray Lighting:, Inc.—Stock
Offered—Public offer¬
ing of 237,039 shares of
common stock
(par 25 cents)
at a price of
$3.62 ^ per share was made on
SEC
its
Equipment
Each
has
is
management
manufacturing
Electronics
camera
largest
development at
Servomechanisms. The BAC is adaptable to either
aircraft or missile
flight control systems, and is employed for fixed
altitude flying.
It
also
an
integral element of aircraft automatic
landing approach
equipment.
the
Extensive plans have already been launched for national
distribution
a
a
consists
on soil
plants in Pell City
pipe.
Castings are
of
li¬
contracts
orders
Scheduled
is
distilled,
tastes of American Scotch
on
and
manufacture
been
telephone*
Brooks, Presi¬
G.
.
planning, Long John, a light blend of
aged and specially packaged to meet
drinkers, was introduced in this country
Sept. 11 in a new package. Long Jorn is produced in
Scotland by
Seager, Evans and Co., Ltd., which was recently acquired
by Schenley
Industries, Inc.
86
on
management is studying
fields.—V. 184, p. 1956.
Introduces New Product—
than
the
of
diversification.
The first of
recently by the acquisition of P. M. Industries,
of high precision
motors, tachometers, generators
the
•
More
of
more
recovery
for the
name
concentrate
manufactured
the
and
$801,610
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Affiliate Changes Name—
change in
to
has
manufacture
John
1
this
Missile
consisting
camera
working capital.
completion
by
division
to
10
_
sale
A
the
announced
Co.
Inc.
Sept.
,
corporation has been awarded a $1,894,000
production contract
by Hughes Aircraft Co., for a new Barometric
Altitude Controller.
Development of a Barometric Altitude Controller which can
gas
Net
10
Co.
on
on
The two
Servomechanisms, Inc.—Awarded Production Contract
to
Atlanta
with
and
other
an
Savannah
for
Electronics
Electric
announced
said
extensive
rockets.
taken
was
1957—Month—1956
exps.
Sept.
Shamrock Oil & Gas
1957—7 M'os.--1956
$5,433,399 $38,638,120 $39,957,883
3,511,567
25,080,899
24,451,714
Brooks
Hallamore
and
-
With
Ry.—Earnings—
$5,787,518
rev._
ry.
70,875,598
concerns.
within
St. Louis Southwestern
and
Hallamore
Western
was
largest ever developed for this
purpose, aro
Army's guided missile center In
and
the
Huntsville, Ala.;
Martin
Company's Titan intercontinental
ballistic missile*
program in Denver,
Colo., according to John G.
Brooks, President of
Siegler.
(par $10)
to be offered
at
The
proceeds are
to
be
used
properties
1957—35 Wks.—195S
$7,848,693 $52,085,457 $48,310,493
Aug. 29.
systems, two of the
being installed for the
1957—7 Mos—1956
notification
Sales Up—
The
foundry, equipped with the latest
type
for soil pipe fittings at Pell
City, Ala.
plant has started on a one-shift
basis, and as soon as more
be trained, second and
third shifts are planned.
plant is capable of
producing castings from 1 to 200 pounds
level
$364,765
Net rev. from ry. ops.
Net railway oper. inc.—
of
the
announced
stock
income
Currently,
$1,645,921 $12,185,213 $15,255,007
917,692
6,134,213
7,693,539
rev._
Railway operating
Railway operating
the
MONTHS
1957—7 M'os.—1956
This
St. Louis, San Francisco & Texas
Period End. July 31—
common
underwriting.
and
corporation
of patterns
aircraft
•Railway operating
Railway operating
letter
a
components.
P M products
Northern Ordnance, U. S. Naval
Ry.—Earnings—
$1,932,944
ops.
of
without
mechanized
highly
tary
1957—Month—1956
1957—7 M'os.—1956
$10,394,076 $10,185,890 $69,295,792 $72,678,663
8,461,132
8,539,969
57,110,579
57,423,656
rev._
exps.
shares
securities
filed
Subs.)—August
totaling nearly $300,000 for closed
circuit
television' systems to monitor'
rocket engine
and missile
major U. S. Government
testing for
ballistic missile
a
Sentry Safety Control Corp.—Completes
Foundry—
!
rev.
per
invest
3
by
Awarded
for
Sept.
on
share,
to
1,242,571
ry.
of
casting of iron, aluminum or alloys.
Initially, it- is focusing
pipe fittings, thus enabling the
company's two older
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
Louis-San Francisco
Net
company
corporation's
.Mr.
344,491,378 326,855,430 128,062,255
2,013,081,136
949. '
p.
$25
respect
exps.
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
186,
V
(&
agreement
means
broadened
activity for the Hallamore division
in the communication
field. Tlio
equipment will be nationally
distributed under an
agreement between
Hallamore and the
Graybar Electric Co., Inc.
'
and
—V.
shares
■
Co.—August Sales Higher—
1957—Month—1956
A
,
$2,529,518 $24,182,488 $20,425,9851,646,062
12,653,841
14,158,658
»
Sales
per
Period End. July 31—
Net rev.
future
on
course
payments necessarily will
the conditions existing at the time."—V.
185, p. 981.
Sacramento
$2,289,918
1,448,184
ops.
inc.—
734.
Sears Roebuck &
.
the
-
prudent financial
a
ry.
oper,
common
class
Western Electric,
manufacturing division
Telegraph Co., is one of the first suell
independent supplier. It covers
manufacture of
communication type
equipment, according to Mr. Brooks.
The Hallamore
;
,
division Is producing a
type of telephone lino am¬
plifier under terms ^of the
agreement.
The amplifier is known
as
an
E-type negative impedance
repeater, a device lor boosting voice
level over distances.
signal
..
Sentinel Security Life Insurance
Co., Salt Lake City,
Utah—Files With SEC—
-Shaffner, President, said: "Because continuing
depressed con¬
ditions in the textile
industry coincide with substantial expenses of
relocating the major portion of our textile
machinery manufacturing
facilities in the south where the
overwhelming bulk of our domestic
market now is, the
company is experiencing operating losses. In the
light of this and the company's cash
requir»w*nt,s, we considered it
to follow
from
rev.
of
,
cost
72,904,556
authorized
I-Iallamove's license with
American Telephone
licenses to go
to an
■
-
D.
advisable
9,500,333
of
number
of
'
have declared
stock,
common
9,650,602
Period End. Aug. 31—
Saco-Lowell Shops—Dividend Rate Reduced—
\
*V
from
program
.
,
..
short-term
repay
SEVEN
the
1957—5 Wks.—1956
dent.
•
the
number
and
1169.
949.
p,
equipment, it
purchase from it
of
the
Siegler Corp.—To Make
Telephone Equipment—
The
censed
$11,940,520 $12,029,851 $97,087,044 $97,301,583*
exps.
186,
Two
80%
1957—Month—1956
Tev._
increase
$8,443,476
—V.
each
Commis¬
to
market 200,000 shares of common
stock publicly
through Blyth & Co., Inc., and associates.
,
The company reported that the
estimated $3,400,000
the
operating
operating
railway
186, p.
—V.
Interstate
the
division
Net
Seeks
End. July 31—
Railway
Railway
would
Sales
purchase. v
car
EARNINGS
.
said,
884.
p.
pre¬
The-company1
of
Motor
a
split
Period. End. Aug. 31—
Seaboard. Air Line RR.—To Sell
Equipments—
division of
•-
T.S.C.
stock¬
tank
and
southeastern
motor
'Khave
■=:
«
.
the
186,
selling
.
1
..
certain
None of the .stock units will be.
delivered, and no
underwriting com¬
missions will be paid unless and
until purchasers have been
found for a
minimum of 2,000 Stock
units.
All
funds
received from purchasersbefore such
minimum,number of -stock .units, have been subscribed for'
will be deposited
in; escrow with Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, 165'
Broadway; New. .York,- N. Y., and, if purchasers
are
not
found
for
such minimum number of
stock units by Nov.
1, 1957', all such funds
will.be returned.
For further
details, see V. 186, p. 1095.
208,143'
stock
from 3,200,000 to
9,600,000,
from 197,500 to
592,500.—V. 184, p.
(par $47.50) in units of five shares of com¬
and two shares of
preferred stock at $100 per unit"
speculation), the prospectus states:
-
r
Net
Net
The
shares
Shoe Corp. of America
to
go
ferred stock
......
-
to
company.—V.
$3,017,752
2,462,576
—
Cleveland, O.—Stock Offered—
Sept. 10 publicly offered an issue
(par $5) at $16.50 per
on
of common stock
Scott-Paine Marine Corp.—Further
Details of Offer¬
ing—In connection with the
public offering, through
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson, of 14,900 shares of common
stock (par $1) and
5,960 shares of 6% cumulative
family.
1957—7 M'os —1956
rev._
Co.
38,000 shares
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are
holders, and will not accrue to the
Ry.—Earnings—
period End. July 31—
Railway
keep the brewery
&
Co.,
...
:
to
2329.
p.
,
carried
Fetzer
share.
a
purchase had taken place.
In July an attorney for Ruppert's said that
the talks had been
termi¬
nated.
He emphasized, however, that the
negotiations had not been
—V.
&
McDonald
first
Anheuser-Busch.
Busch admitted that discussions about such
his
Anheuser-Busch,
seeking
was
by
of
on
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1156)
C°Southern
$
$
Railway
155,952,045 160,281,594
15,765,937 112,258,953 111,332,927
Evans
Mitchum,
,
Co.__
Co.
&
Fahey,
Model,
600,000
&
150,000
F.
225,000
Mullaney,
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
Net
from ry.
rev.
railway
Net
—V.
186,
43,693,092
48,948,667
22,772,497
4,100,015
3,173,539
3,670,321
2,330,350
ops.
25,412.894
The
First
Boston
First
950.
of
First
inc.—
oper.
p.
Southwest
Michigan
Fulton,
Sept. 6 filed a registration statement with the
SEC
covering $100,006,000 of 35-year debentures, due Oct. 1, 1992,
to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds of the sale of the debentures are to be applied toward
the repayment of advances from American Telephone & Telegraph Co.,.
which are expected to amount to 8139,000,000
at the1 time ox sale..
Advances from A. T. & T. are obtained in conformity with an estab¬
lished
practice of borrowing from that
company, as need therefor
arises, for
general corporate purposes, including property additions
and improvements.
■
,n_
Bids are expected to be received by the company at Room 2315, 195
Broadway
New York, N
Y., up to 11 a.m. (EDT) on Oct. 1 for the
This
on
company
Garrett
Co.
w
of the abovementioned
due Oct. 1, 1992.—V. 186,-p. 950.
bentures
35-year
$100,000,000
it
from
purchase
&
Halle
Stieglitz_—
&
Hallowell,
Hanrahan
preferred
&
400.000
Co
600,000
J.
B.
A.
&
Hornblower
F.
E.
Hutton
Inc.
Jenks,
The
for
stock for each $1,000 principal amount of
debentures, at $25 a share through Sept. 16, 1963, and at $28 a share
thereafter until the warrants expire on Sept. 15. 1967.
The warrants
not
are
The
Exercisable or detachable prior to March
debentures
entitled
to
17,
1958.
a
at 105 V2% if redeemed on or before Aug. 31, 1959, and
decreasing prices thereafter, plus accrued interest in each case.
per
year)
PROCEEDS—-Net
added
to
the
proceeds
general
of
funds
the
from
the
of
sale
the
debentures
will
at
Will be available for
capital expenditures and .increased working capital required by the
expansion of the company's activities.
Initially the proceeds from the
debentures
will
be
reduce
to
used
short-term
bank
processing equipment, for science, government and industry hydraulic
devices for a variety of applications, farm machinery, and other
prod¬
ucts
and
services.
The
is • one
turers of electric shavers in the world.
Sperry
in 19 states in this country, in addition to
countries.
The most significant developments
current
operations and
tronic
company
outlook
also
of
electronics
EARNINGS—For
the
in
national
ended
year
the
largest
John
plants
in
affecting
19
the
foreign
company's
growth in the demand for elec¬
systems, and the increasing im¬
March
31,
1957,
net
sales
$871,047,239, which resulted in
5Va%
•,
3%%
1,
900.000
Legg <te Co—_
Jrving
a
EFFECT
1,
TO
Mason-Hagan,
A.
E.
Masten
McConnick
&
McDonnell
186,
Watling,
300,000
Wertheim
300.000
White,
400,000
Winslow,
500,000
Co
300,000
'
186,
Corp.__
Railway
Railway
operating
operating
900,000
Net
from
300.000
Co.__
&
Co.—____
1,200,000
Co.____
2,000,000
&
Cohu
The
E.
&
^Vood
&
Co.
the
16,800,000
cum.
*See
pfd.
stock
stock
:j.Common
(par
"Proceeds"
payable
in, foreign
,
(par $25)—
50 cents)
Does
currencies
20,000,000
20,000,000
15,000.000
250,000 shs
include
which
bank
aggregated
§28,279,311 shs.
$15,489,235
at
$279,749
$2,206,080
under
maximum
a
of
1,500,000 shares,
"Incentive Stock Option Plan
§Does
not
include
warrants
(see
2,200,000
shares
For
Key
which
may
199,399
180,700
1,325,787
Employees."
reserved
for
$880,293
$716,626
428,444
266,228
1957—Month—1956
The
rev—-.
operating
exps.
2,144,897
2,014,349
from
ops,
$335,200
$1,040,823
$4,305,720
inc.—
*16,103
505,326
1,847,569
set
forth
rev,
railway
ry.
oper.
"Deficit.—'V.
$3,055,172
186,
Brothers-—
Merrill
Lynch,
'
Fenneir'
$18,134,872 $19,184,081
13,829,152
13,351,045
&
A.
Allyn & Co.,
Co
American
7,500,000
;__2——
Period End. July 31—
Biftcher
900,000
C.
Securities
600,000
Strudwick-
150,000
Arthurs,' Lestrange &
Co.
J___,
—2d
Bache
&
Bacon,
1957—7 Mos.—1056
$233,814
$221,857
$1,869,502
$1,773 028
Railway
operating exps.
278,647
243,434
1,998,317
1,779,641
*$44,833
*$21,577
*$128,815
112,887
92,419
643,672
*$6,613
480,873
W.
Co
Net
from
rev.
ry.
ops.
Net railway oper. deficit
Deficit.—V.
186,
p.
-Inc.
Fi.Cassell
Clark
Clark,
Corp.
150,000
Cooley & Company—-1-
300,000
Courts
400,000
Collins
&
400.000
Davis,
300 000
De
600,000
Co
Co.
Stearns & Co
900,000
A.
Becker & Co. Inc.
POO,000
Blunt
Co.
Sterchi Brothers
1957—Month-
$1,641,708
C.
Inc.-
Alex.
225,000
Drexel
2,000,000
Cabell
&
&
9^0 000
Co
I.
1,200,000
du
Pont
&
—600.000
Eastman
Dillon,
&
Co.
300,000
&
Co.
150.000
F,
Eberstadt
Sons
600,000
A.
G.
500,000
Securities
&
<te
Edwards
Union
Co._—__
Co
&
2,000,000
600.000
Sons
150,000
to
feet.
Tekoil's
organized
in
by
Mr.
Denver
O'Dell
and
Tulsa.
Silver
announced
the
purchase
in
Creek
The
of
May,
1951
interests
in
and ii
55
pro
%
f
885.
p.
;
,
of
Governors
original
this
of
the
of
The
called
process
which
Stock
shares
of
Excnange
on
Sept.
stock
common
(par
and
advenithe company are manufactured in either metal,
company is presently engaged in the production
illuminated
products
American
listing 538,750
corporation
and
was
incorporated
non-illuminated
"Dynalite"
in
w.iich
startling
1950
used in
signs
printing is com¬
effects in
screen
color
in
motion
in
but
$9,334,362
Inc.
has
of
this
corporation
with
and
into
Indian
been
$9,417 335
Head
Mills
films
and
to
increase
purposes.—V. ,186,
p.
are
working
to
be
capital
used
and
to
pay
lor
for
other
one
share for each ten shares
this
Of
the company
of
securiit.es
these
of
will
amount,
approximately
$214,000,000 h
will be provid
proceeds from '
by the company for an"*he- curron
estimated to cost $30,000,000, *llU
bonds
will
expansion
be
used
program
126
million
cubic
feet
of
p^.
gas
.
to
nay
would
certain of the company's present customers.
further expansion program
adding 100 million cubic feet of rap:
ity and costing
approximately $50,000,000 is proposed for 1958 hut 1
not yet been
authorized by, the Federal Power Commission;
A
The
reconversion
of
part of the "Little Big Inch" will enable i
to furnish a petroleum products
transportation service <
tending from Beaumont, Texas to Moundsville W. v*.. and througn
company
lateral
now
under
construction to
BUSINESS—Corporation
1947.
coiDoi-Ue
held, with
these
approximately
delivered
owns
155.
new
sale
the
ol
which
production
Tampa Electric Co.—Securities
Offered—Mention was
made in our issue of Sept. 9 of the
public offering of
$18,000,000 5% first mortgage bonds due 1987 at
102.358%
and accrued interest, and of the
offering by the company
to common stbckholders of record
Sept. 4, 1957, of 217,286
additional shares of common stock at
$27,50 per share on
the basis of
products.
authorized
w
proceeds
the
provided by previous
financings and the balance
the saie of these bonds.
The remainder of
sale
overwhelmingly approved by stockholders of both corpo¬
at meetings held on Sept. 12.
The merger of the- two
textile
manufacturing companies became effective 011 Sept. 13, after
which the
combined company, a Massachusetts
corporation, will operate under the
name of
Indian Head Mills, Inc.—V,
186, p. 950.
net
from
by
been
by
rations
PROCEEDS—The
proceeds
the company in connection with a
$235,000,000 program wlii'
an increase of 250 million cubic feet in the daily dehve
capacity of the company's natural gas system and the reconversion
a
major portion of the "Little
Big Inch" pipe line to transportation
Stifel & Sons, Inc.—Merger Approved
merger
oi
Properties ar
County
contemplates
•
1
Co.
300 000
(J. F.)
of
Dominick—
————
Francis
&
—__i—
Brown
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.
R. S.7 Dickson & Co.,
400,000
Simmons
Bradford
Branch,
225,000
&
$1,699,117
950.
at $1.50 per share.
Bodine____
Inc.
p.
150,000
&
cubic
barrels
are
otherwise redeemable at the option
time at prices
scaling from 105.5% to 100%.
used
ln5C
150,000
&
Crouter
Dominick
186,
lr57—6 Mos
Co.—
Co
Townsend,
600.nio
&
&
—V.
1P~6
400,000
&
billion
City field in
Nebraska and Colorado.
of
186,
plastic.
or
new
-5.71%
Stores, Inc.—August Sales Off
Inc.
Co.,
Skaggs
400,000
Co
&
100
A
(John
G.)
Stratford
Film
Corp.—Stock Offered
Joseph Mandell Co., of New York City, on
Sept 12 pub¬
licly offered 199,999 shares of common stock (par 2501
Haven
&
BIyth
CO., Inc
Bosworth, Sullivan
Co.,
Dain
at
approximately. 1,000.000
corporation
PROCEEDS—Net
225,000
&
well in Weld County
acres under least
gas
undeveloped
v-;'
Tekoil
for
of
The
a
any
Co.
_:
shut-in
a
3,000
estimated
semi-annual
sinking fund beginning March 1. 1960, will reti
approximately 96.3% of the bonds prior to maturity. The bonds a
refundable for a period of 10
years at an interest cost of less th:
300,000
Co,
Wecdon
Inc._;
Blair
Ellis
M.
&
Co;__—
Davenport
225,000
Bear,
&
900,000
Julien
J.
G.
225,000
Dodge & Co.—_12
W. rCl£trke
2
J.
Blair
225,000
Co.
400,000
Co.,
&
&
s
Crowell,
William
Inc.
Childs &
500,000
Eichler
CO.,
F,
225.000
Bateman,
Inc.
600,000
;JLL:
&
Co.",
;.'W.
Baker, Waftfe & 'Co.i
Baker, Weeks & Co
Ball, Biirge & Kraus
Barth
&
Board
petroleum
225,000
150,000
adds
in
in
are
not
950.
Period End. Aug. 31—
Sales
225,000
Richard
1
&
$300,000
workiiv
of
quickly closed.
Denton,
Sherrerd____
E.
150,000
Whipple & Co.
Robert
Baird
<te
C.
Cdrp.
Anderson
Co.—
&
produce
gas
Dillon,
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
rev-
*
—_2_,————L-
Inc..
500,000
Inc.
and
Bros.
and
operation
Eastern Transmission Corp.—Bonds OfferedRead & Co. Inc. heads an investment bankir
group which offered on Sept.
11, $30,000,900 of fir
mortgage pipe line bonds, 5%% series due Sept. 1, 197
priced at 99% and accrued
interest, to yield approx
mately 5.71% to maturity.
Subscription books wei
$5,833,036
3,263,732
operating
below:
Burnham
Burns
& ■ Bea'ne_
Allen
C,
$7,500,000
Pierce,
interest
reserves
bined
with
lensiiig to obtain
animation.—V. 183, p. 930.
950.
p.
Staten Island Rapid Transit
—
Lehman
involve the transit
acquired 34 producers in Oklahoma's Sunflower Pod
Oliver, Davis Invesuinent Co. and the Muter Co. of Okh.
manufactures
,
warrants
assume
\va:
ant
purchasi
Tekoil
cents)
of
Railway
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
purchase from the company the respective
principal amounts
to
debentures with
undisclosed
Texas
Net
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
The
Ellison.
L.
approved
20
1957—7 Mos.—1956
operating
exercise
on
recovery—will
Oklahoma's
City.—V.
ing.
,
issuance
above).
President.
Tel-A-Sign, Inc.—Stock Listing Authorized—
1,392,865
$99,049
40,829
loans
be granted
interest in 55 pro¬
an
Oil Co. of Denver, Colo.,
Davison, Tekoil President',,
....
$2,109,491
1957.
tOptions for
in
month,
E.
homa
March
other
and
purchase
II.
1957—7 M'os.—1956
Railway
102,267 shs.
50,000,000 shs.
.__
not
Valley
Valley maintains offices
Earliex1,
glass
15,000,000
*116,000.000
* 116,000,000
____
above.
16,800,000
W.
one-half interest
gas
Julesburg Basin
Kenneth
61,000,000
.
8.0')
Producing Properties—
to
Valley
jointlv bv
3
quarter
Oklahoma
Last
$67,234,932 $70,544,353
Net
$110,000,000
Co.I—Z".Z
16 gas wells, along with 34,212 net acres of non
producing leases and royalties from Texolina Oil Co. and its President
;
$2,480,097
8.00
3.50
ducing oil wells and
950.
p.
I
L.
__
White, Weld &
corporation
secondary
a
a
concentrated
150,000
1957—8 Mos.—1956
Railway
$110,000,000
due
loans
186,
______
629.
Mountain
."•••' p " i'v-
Mountain
Co—1,200,000
from
acquisition
An
300,000
Witter
with
acreage's
reserve.
&
Stetson
56,910
Dav
8.00 :
3.50
—
Barney & Co
Anthony & R.
producing oil wells and in other properties in Oklahoma
Colorado, Wyoming and Utah;
Included is
The
300,000
$106,749
inc.—
oper.
Tucker,
and
Wulbern
2.00
immediately, Tekoil—an independent oil
in
Colo.,
150,000
Co.
ops.
Period End. July 31—
due
Short-term,, bank
railway
Smith,
55
900,000
Sons_
&
exps.
ry.
&
8.00
Carrison,
Shields & Co.
'
1095
pp.
8.00
—
Jackson
Inc.
by Mountain Valley stockholders,
assumption oi' long-term obligations.
Nebraska,
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
Outstanding
61,000,000
debentures,
1969
Net
rev.
Pierce,
3.50
Mountain
interests in
150,000
Weld
<
$306,148
Beane
Webber,
3 00
Inc.—
Sept.
specializing
«fe
Noel & Co.
1957—Month—1956
rev._
1.000,000
commitment to buv
shares not mirchWi
approved
stock and
Effective
•
—
&
on
terms,
of
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
Period End. July 31—
Co.
Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
&
nex-
3.50
—
186,
O'Dell,
900,000
&
&
L.
300,000
Co.—
&
Lerchen
$11,002,225 $10,817,971
;
any
Paine,
8.00
wells
announced
Neuhaus
1957—Month—1956
'
950.
p.
&
Curtis
1
Co
V.
oil
G.
SpiegrelKInc. (& Subs.)—August Sales Increased—
—V.
Co.
agreement by this
ducing
150,000
Walker
Harold
Period End. Aug. 31—
Sales
firm
a
of
Merrill
Tekoil Corp.—To Purchase
500,000
Walker
H.
Dean
below
8.00
Brothers——
Inc.
Inc.___2
Van Alstyne,
950.
under
are
shown
Co
&
also
An
150.000
Day_____
G.
Co.—r_
&
p.
L.
Joseph
Co
&
Co.—_
&
Trask
900,000
'
Co—_
Anthony
300,000
Co
Co.,
Underwood,
&
Inc.
&
&
McDonald
—V.
Co.
&
Marks
M.
________________
&
2,000,000
FINANCING
due
___.
promissory notes due 1971-74—
promis. notes due Dec. 31, 1959
3V4%
PRESENT
Authorized
debentures,
1972—
fund debentures,
;1>
June
$4.50
GIVING
sinking
3%'fo
J.
R.
1,200.000
Lundborg
150,000
American
Co.
Co.
Laurence
&
Spencer
300,000
Co.__"
Qee
Corp.
Bros.
Tucker,
400,000
300,000
&
Webster
Strauss
Swiss
900.000
Loeb, Rnoades
—V.
1982___,_
sinking fund
Feb.
3 Vb %
,
Sutro
2,000,000
1.000,000
——
Struthers
warrants:
Kidder & Co.,
Lehman
4
the year ended March 31, 1957,
net income of $49,012,352, equal
-
sinking fund
Sept.
.
Stroud
400,000
Co.,_
Co.
Meyer
M.
services.
.
of
225.000
Co.—
Ryons
the
of
and
CAPITALIZATION
of
J.
&
underwriters
percentages
of
Kidder, Peabody & Co.—
400,000
Co.
&
600.000
&
&
&
Securities
Freres
Day
225,000
Scone
S.
2.500,000
1.000.000
2,500,000
Inc
Goodbody &
A.
400,000
from
$1.83 per common share.
31,
Stix
2,300,000
Co.____
Thalmann
;
&
L.
17,00
curities
2,000,000
& Co.
Fox
Langley
C.
defense.
Net sales of products and services for
were
to
Frank,
following
Corp.— $1,000.0""
Brothers
Wood,
Dillon, Union Se¬
Rand operates 45 plants
37
services were divided as follows: 40%, instru¬
controls; 31%, electronic data-processing systems, tabu¬
lating and business machines, and oilice equipment supplies; 11%,
hydraulic equipment; 7%, farm equipment;-and
11%, other products
and
Brothers
Stern,
Carl M.
company's products and
mentation
Stern
Higginson
2,500,000
Eastman
300,000
Boyce
Co. 2,000.000
Inc.—
150,000
&
Higginson Corp.__
manufac¬
the
are
data-processing machines and
portance
of
&
Bros.
I0r
,
S.
Union
Co.,
400,000
Stein
Company, Corp.
Bissell <te Meeds
C.
!
am™
Moseley & Co.—_
Tucker, Anthony & R.
400,000
Co._
Co.
&
•••
1,000,000
Co.j=__^
&
exercise
Estabrook
150,000
&
in
(who were the successful
bidrier
Lee
Stone & Webster Securities
Scribner
Barney
;
.3
F.
Corp.
BIyth &
500.000
Co
Staats
Co.,
shs
subim
limit'
300,000
&
William R.
Co.
BUSINESS—Corporation develops and manufactures instruments and
for defense, civil aviation and the merchant marine; tabulat¬
ing and business machines and equipment, including electronic data
&
Deane
I
Lehman
900.000
«te
Smith,
Lazard
&
Simon
M.
300,000
-
&
Laird,
loans.
controls
I.
Singer,
150,000
Laird
and
company
225,000
—
Agnew
150,000
&
issued
without
$3,000,000
respective
upon
&
Co.____
&
900,000
Co.
Lee
Hammill
Shuman,
Lane,
Loeb
*2,390,141
or
Secu-
—
The
the
300,000
—
Shields
Inc.
&
:
Shearson,
300,000
Inc.
W.
Stringfellow—
Scranton
Co.
Ladenburg,
be
may
' 2,500,000
Dillon,
Securities
150,000
Co
&
Webster
Corp.
Coffin & Burr, Inc.
500,000
Co.
150.000
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
&
Horner
&
W.
Co.
&
&
rities
225,000
Co.
Kuhn,
series
mortgage,
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
1
&
Kormendi
the
•;
BIyth & Co., Inc
900,000
Co.
Co.
Lester,
be
Scott,
400.000
—
Peabody
other
or
in
shares.
Eastman
,
&
Kidder,
these
limited by law
which presently
as
Stone
150,000
Roberts
Kreeger & Hewitt
Jones,
,
sinking fund
requiring the company
to
retire $4,500,000 principal
amount of debentures in each of.the.
years 1963 through 1981, « total of $85,500,000, or about 78%
of the
Issue, prior to maturity; and an additional principal amount of de¬
bentures up to $4,500,000 may, at the company's option, be redeemed
for the sinking fund in each of such years
For the sinking fund, the
redemption price will be 100%, and the debentures are also redeemable
at the company's option (but cannot be so redeemed prior to Sent. 1,
1967, through borrowings at an effective interest cost of less than 5Var/o
are
Parke
Chas.
■
&
Jones
D.
of
contained
3,000,000 shs.
competitive bidding) severally agreed to purchase from
the comiWv
the respective amounts of the new bonds
set forth below:
'
1,200,000
Poole,
Scott
..
&
Keir
bonds
50,000 shs
50,000 shs!
50,000 shs.
value)-
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters
&
Lemon
Edward
company's common
Bros.
Schwabacher
900,000
Corp.
Johnston,
20 shares
cash
&
Johnson,
Rothschild
F.
&
900,000-
-
Inc.
par
in
500,000
Hutzler
Kirkland,
Space
entitle the holder to purchase
will
warrants
the
Co.—
—
Renshaw_
&
Schmidt,
225,000
full
900.000
150,000
500,000
Co
Inc. -u_—
L.
.
—
Grubbs
Co.,
Salomon
2,300,000
Co
Dulles
Battles,
The
«fc
&
150,000
Co..
Rodman
Company
Snyder
&
Janiiey,
;
225,000
—,
Ingalls
oversubscribed.
"
Illinois
50,000 shs.
:_
($7
3.292,000
250,000 shs.
—
400,000
Co.——
&
300,000
Weeks__
Hutton
W.
The
18,000,000
the Certificate of
Reincorporation of th
limits funded debt the company nmv vJ,
outstanding at any one time to $100,000,000.
!
%
*
'
Vu
$ Includes 186 shares represented by scrip which is
exchangeable
Robinson-Humphrey
225,000
Co
<&
E.
of
Son
Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs
&
Co.!—_
Corp.—Debentures Offered—Public of¬
fering of $110,000,000 5j/2% sinking fund debentures, due
Sept. 1, 1982 (with common stock purchase warrants at¬
tached) was made on Sept. 12 by an underwriting syndi¬
cate headed by Lehman Brothers and Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane. The debentures were priced at
100%, plus accrued interest. The offering was quickly
The
150,000
&
&
Riter
150,000
Co.
Hilliard
Hogle
Co.
Howard,
Rand
Sperry
&
Hooker & Fay__
Pictures.
International
Liberian
Richards
J.
1,200,000
400,000
Co.
Co.__
Herrman
stock
restrictions
except
$100)
(par
A—
series B
company,
-
——__
&
Co.__
Hill
on
in
stock
Reynolds
Rippel &
&
<fc
&
Hughes
Gardner—
Inc
Co.,
&
Stone
Noyes
Co.
13,000,($0
——4,000,000
stock
"Additional
the
400,000
900.000
400,000
—
&
1969
series
4.16%
150,000
—
10,000,000
1987—
.
&
.
Miller
Hentz
225,000
Co._—_
Reinholdt
Hayden,
Hemphill,
4.32 %1
&
Raffensperger,
due
Common
Pressprich
Putnam- &
150,000
Hayden,
j
W.
R.
-
2,000,000
J.
corporation
:
>
Inc.
Sept. 3 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 300,000 shares of common
stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered at $1 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
used
for working
capital and use in working property and buying
The
&
& Co., Inc.—
Ripley & Co.,
Harriman
de¬
Piper, Jaffray
Hopwood
225,000
Henry
v.
Sulzberger
Co.
Mineral Corp. (N. Y.)—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Chemical
150,000
900,000
—8,000,000
1986
Capital stock:
3%
&
Christensen, Inc.
•
1983—
due
due
Preferred,
Co.——-
&
Writer
Peters,
due
$6,825,000
5.460,1)00
4.700,000
7,700,000
10,000,000
5.000,000
Debentures:
series
5%
1,200,000
_____
Outstanding
U1S
6.000,000
1980—
4%%- series
Jackson
Webber,
Parrish
Co,—
FINANCING
$7,500,000
1978——
due
series
3.7%
300,000
Company——
Curtis
series
PRESENT
Authorized
1976——
series' due
150,000
150,000
400,000
500,000
Co.—i.—_
Northwest
Paine,
300,000
—_
Hallgarten & Co
H.
Southwestern
The
400,000
—
Gregory
_
,
225,000
Pacific
3%
300,000
u_j—
Newburger
Ohio
TO
,
series due
2.80%
Newburger, Loeb & Co.
Newhard, Cook & Co.—
&
,
mortgage bonds:
2®'s%
Son
400,000-
Sons
Sons
Co.
400,000
Co., Inc.
&
Newbold's
Co.
&
&
,
"First
400,000
900.000
226,000
Co.__
&
Wells
300,000
Corp.
Co.—
&
Moseley
H.
w.
Glore, Forgan & Co
2,000,000
Goldman,
Sachs ■ & Co. 2,000,000
Goodbody
&
Co.
400.000
Granbery, Marache <fc
Debenture Offering—
lion
Reid
Robert
Co.—Proposes $100 Mil¬
Southwestern Bell Telephone
400,000
Corp. 2,300,000
S.
EFFECT
&
Lynch
&
.
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
300,000
Stone
&
Leonard
Moore,
600,000
Co...
ther details follow:
&
—300,000
Roland
Inc._
Clark
Co._T__
Jones
Templeton
,■
400,000
400,000
;
Monday, September
subscription rights to expire on Sept. 23, 1957.
Both nf
ferings are underwritten by investment banking erm,h
both headed by Stone & Webster Securities Corn
p.nf'
Co.,
&
__—
Milwaukee
The
$225,000
Co.__.u_
&
Turben
Inc.
150,000
-
___!
Estabrook
Miller
Merrill,
300,000
225,000
Securities
Corp.
$
19,865,952
20,079,375
16,409,054
operating rev._
operating exps.
Railway
Inc.
Equitable
1957—7 M'os.—1956
1957—Month—1956
period End. July 31—
Mead,
________$225,000
Turner,
Ry.—Earnings-
Southern
Stokes
Morris,
Co.
&
Elworthy & Co
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
Eppler, Guerln &
is an associate but non-controlled
the Bell System.—V. 186, p. 950.
England Telephone
New
of
member
Elkins,
& Telegraph
borrowings from American Telephone
temporary
repay
1
12
Its
general
offices
was
are
Indianapolis'
incorporated
located
at
all
Chicago.
and
in
Delaware
Shreveport,
La.
on
Ja»-
The compa
of
the
outstanding common stock of Texas Eastern Pf"1
Jersey Transmission Corp., 87.7% of the
outstanding common st°ek
Wilcox Trend Gathering
System, Inc., 28% of the outstanding conim
3
*,rro"ouin
^as
Transmission Co., and all of the outstanm
capital stock of La Gloria Oil & Gas
Co., which was acquired pursu*
to
snaie-xo.-share
„
on
Aug.
6,
exchange
offer-made
La
transportation
Gloria' stockbolo
,.
company's principal business is
The company is also
engaged in the
the
to
1957.
The
of
of natural 8
production! of toil and $arf 1,11(1
the transmission
petroleum products.
(Continued
on
page
'
55)
18$^ N,umber 5673
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DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements
tables.; In the first
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
V
Name of Company
Du-Art
are
Film
-Vd! /
Laboratories,
Share
11-15
11-
8
10-15
-10-
8
60c
9-16
9-
5
...
.
•
GOc
partfe. pfd.
Diiff-Nortofi
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
(quar.)
Co.
—
(q\iar.»
r
Payable qf Qec.
5c
15c
common.—
'j: -<r-
Holder«
.When
Pery
*
'C
-
Name of
Lihcolu
'
Company
Liberty Loan Corp.
,
1;
(quar.)
National Life Insurance
Name of
Share
Company
When
5'X
Payable
Aetna
Life. Insurance
Fund (from
Aetna
Co.
Affiliated
$1
pref.
conv.
(s-a)
50c
12-31
12-13
lower St. Lawrence Power Co.
50c
11-
1
10-15
Mackinnon
$1.12 ti*
11-
1
10-15
25c
10-
1
9-20
5% 1st preferred
Mahonlug Coal RR.
9-30
9-16
Mallmckrodt
_
Thermal
9-13
9-16
Erwin
9-10
Es la brooks
(quar.)
6%
9
9-23
10-
9.
1
9-23
1
9 23
10-
87 Vic
pid.
(qu„r.)__
10-
7 Vic
.
Efcake Shoe, common
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
X-;
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
10-
1
4.16%
5%
preferred
American
Hair
American
Vitrified
Felt
ft
9-20
Farmers
9-30
9-20
$6
pfd.
9-20
Anglo-Canadian Pulp
Applied
Corp.
Arts
Arrow-Hart
Ash
ft Paper
(quar.)
preferred
$2.BO
&
Temple,
B
Corp.
6%'
10-
30c
9-27
pref.
A
;
10-15
9-30
.9-20
tquar.)
Bank
of
Co.
1
9-19
Florida
1
9-19
Fluor
Corp.,
1' iain
Corp.
10-
1
New
Yoik
Bu 1 ding-Corticelli,
Belgium
Stores,
Ltd.,
preferred
Bicki'ord's,
Inc.
Bird
Machine
Bird
ft
&
Bond
Fund
(quar.)
9-30
1
9-13
50c
(E.
L.)
Co..
Bullock's
Butler's,
4 Vi'% '
Inc.,
9-23
9-27
9-17
10-
1
Bros.
15c
10-
1
preferred
10-
1
preferred
9-10
9-30
10-15
10-15
9-27
10-15
9-27
9-30
$1
11-
1
15c
10-
1
—
10-
1
Canadian
6VF
International
preferred
Canadian
Oil
5%
preferred
preferred
(J.
'Centlivre
Central
$2.50
preference
$$1
B
Brewing
Corp.,
Gibson
Public
Central
Indiana
Central
Telephone
Central
6%
Cerre
de
10c
Stock
5%.
City
9-17
$1.37 Va
2 Va
10-
1
1
(quar.__________
9-10
7 Vic
10-25
10-15
2%
9-30
9-20
Manufacturing
Trust. Co.
Coca-Cola
Bottling
Colonial Ice
Commercial
Com
5c
10-
1
20c
Co.
Y.)
(Cinn.)
pfd.
$6
Trust
Commonwealth
4.64%
(N.
Edison,
(quar.
10-
1
i
;
Dauch
City)
common
4%. preferred (quar.)
Composite Bond & Stock Fund___—
Comptometer Corp.—
(Common payment omitted at this
Diesel
1
1
9-16
9-23
Electric
$1
9-30
investment
9-26
9 -.12
10-15
.9-.30
Cooped Tide & Rubber
20c
10-
5
10-
1
1
9-12
$7Vic
10-15
9-13
5c
10-15
9-13
$5c
10-10
9-30
10c
•
-
class A__
Craig Bit, Ltd._^—_a
Craig Systems, Inc.a—
Crampton .Mfg. Co<, 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)_:
•
—_
9-30
Cream .qf Wheat Corp, (quar.)
Crunx & Forster, .8% pfd. • (quarT)
9-30
15c
palex, Lfd-v 7%; redeemable pfd.
Laval
■
Steam
—
7
Natural
10-
9-16
10-21
9-20
9*
Chemical
Industries
piveruey Corp.
pomfnidii 'Steel
tquar.)
& Coal Ltd.'; (quar.)
Dod Chediical Co.
tstock
did.)._'_r-P—
9-30
9-30
Gas,
($25
9-30
5c
H.)
9-3')
9-20
10-
1
9-30
Co.
of
10-
,
Power
9 30
9-25
1
9-19
10-30
10-17
10-30
10-17
National
Power
Co.
TCol
10-
1
N'changa
9-16
10-
10)3 3 ".
Nelii
1
11-
'
10-
'•
a
Common
41c%,
N.
12-27
1
10-
Kalamazoo
Y.
*
Kennedy's
$1.25
La
Stock
(K.
9-27
9-16
North
9-27
9-16
11-
5'L>%
10-10
8
6
10-
1
9-27
9-20
9-13
9-
3
Norwich
10-
1
11-
1
8%
Class
10-15
10-15
9-30
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-16
9-20
9-10
10-
50c
1
9-14
10-15
9-
9-30
9-30
9-27
d 9-18
.10-15.
9-16
Mining
9-30
'9-20
10c
_.
9-30
9-23
$2.07
Ltd.__
M.ncs,
35c
''
9-16
20c
'
3 0-1
7-26
9-19
11-
11-15
11-1
250
'v
11-15
60c
t
-21
1Q-J5;; £ 9-
*
Sl.12%
1
'9- 24
'
Co.—
9-20
11^-
1
15c
10-
IV
10-15
9-13
20c
9-27
$2 Vac
10-15
$27 Vac
10—-F
9-14
$25c
(quar.i_
com.
9-30
9334C
10-31'
10-24
(quar. i^__*„_c_
9-20
9-30
.
Co.—-
$2
10-
1
15c
1010-
1
m
9-16
1
15c
—_
(quar.)
—
1-
r
9-19
9-11
10-30
10-10
10-15
9-30
10-19
$1.06
10-
25c
9-30
1
9-18
9-28
75c
(quar.)—__
______
9-17
10c
9-30
9-13
Ltd...
lie
9-16 !
7-31
(quar. i
25c
9-10
—___
Investment
9_ia
45c
—_
——_____
(Boston)
Co.___
...
20c
(quar.
com.
(quar.)_:
Brewing
12 V3c
(quar.)____—
preferred
(quar.)__________
preferred
Trust,
(quar.)_i_
(accum.T
Corp.
10-15
10-
1
10-
1
Coast
6%
preferred
Pacific
9-10
$1
10-
1 '
9-16
25c
";
_______
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
$4.40
$4.75
$4.75
9-13
Pacific
54 Vic
.
10-
1
10-
1
1
9-19
''9-30
,
9-21
,
15c
9-2G
10-15
9-23
Rust
10%
0
10-10
30c
1
10-20
10-15
9-30
7%
—
'•
9-30
2%,
''
10c
,
,
Purity
-10-
..
;
Stores
;
Oats,
Quaker
0-2O
Stock
10-15
6%
1
10-18
JL-
&
Puget Sound
10-15
40c
9-20
9-20
■'
10-10
l. 9-30
10-10
.9-30
10-10
$1.13
,?-30
9-30
10-10.
9-25
...
;.9$19
,
,
20c
,
Co,—
—1—
.
12-l2
20c
12-
2
11-15
10-
1
,^9-16
1
62 Vic
T
12 Vac
*
.,.11-15
,9-23
9-30
f10-
7
17 VaC
v 11-
10-21.
1
10-
1
62Vic
" 11-
1
10-10
$1.25
(quar.)___
&
Ltd.
10-
1
10-
5%
(quar.)
RR,
Timber
(quar.),___r.—
(quar,)——
20q
,
10c
.
•
9-30
9-20
11-25
12-. 2
10- 2
20c.
(quar.)_—_——v—
9-13
9-30
31 V4c
25c
•
10-15
30c
(quar.)
preferred
4
9-18
1
Worcester
Pulp
10-15
10-
10c
(quar.)
Co.
-
75c
Electric
Co.,
$1.50
(quar.)
9-18
9-30
,'t
,
9-20
9-27
9-13
)
common
dividend
preferred
Quincy
Mining
..
(quar.)
(quar.U—-_-u_
_
45c
11-20
$1.50
10-19
10-21
9-23
*
25c
Co.
-.9-23
10-19
10%*-
—-—-1—
—
9-20
10-9
—
?
-
.Vi1
Gardner
Providence
■
n
10-15, ,79-20
9-20
9-10
'
1
10-1^,
10-15
$1.18%
$1.1834
$1.54
Ry.
(quar.)—^
'
prior preferred (s^a)
Tools
Genoral
9-13
9-30
11-
96 Vic
$1.12%
37VaC
(quar.)n_7
Co.,
Water
Transit
9-16
•,
9-30
;
Prince
9-17
9-30:
25c
Union
Portland
9-17
9-27
25c
10-15
(quar.
(year-qhd>——
Northern
Electric
Portland
9-27
1
9-20
Brewing Co.—
Plainfield
10-11
3lVic
1
10-
$1.10
$1.25
conv,
Portable
'10-
10-15
10-15
"*
(quar.)__^:
preferred (accum.)—,—
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (quar.).
22 Vic
18c
&
Petroleum
Pittsburgh
9-16
9-30
Proof,
Electrical
Phillips
$2,50
(quar.)——,—.,
10-15
$1.09
9-19
"
.
Chemical
\ Piedmont
9-14
O
$2.90
common
,
9-11
$20c
Light,
Fibr'ep—,
Voting
coipmon
(quar.)_,
Non-voting Iponimon
(quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation
5 %
preferred
(quar.
9-20
J.
10-
10c
&
preferred
6.16%
Penobscot
9-20
9-30
25c
—
.,.
Parker
'$1.
Jl-J
Power
,9-19
9-30
50c
—______—
9-23
9-30
;
37 Vic
preferred
(quar,
4.52%
preferred (quai'.)j_Tl_
9-19
10-
31 V4c
(quar.)__
5%
9-16
50c
(s-a)
10-15
60c
(quar.)__
preferred
Lighthig Corp., $4.36 -pfd. (quar.)T_
preferred
(quar.)—:—.—17..'
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)^—____——
convertible
preferred
(quarO—
$4.50
9-21)
'<'•
Co.
5%
(initinl)_______2_—
A.
$i
9-20
9.-30
$1.25
Co.,
Coast Terminals
Pacific
9-20
"
Electric
<te
Gas
Pacific
9-13
35c
'•
_
!
Free State
Pacific
9-13
9-27
45c
v
9-30
10rl5
25c
:
10-15
20c
____
yM-
RR.
9-20
.
40c
—-
(111.I.
9-30
10-15,.
60
25c
9-30
$$3
..
-
—
5%'
\'W preferred
9-25
$1.50
(quar.)
9-30
-
12c
Copper
Co.
O'SulIivaii Rubber
9-15
10-15
10-15
$62 Vic
(quar.)—-—J
10-15
9-15
(quar.)
(James) & Sons Co., 3.85%, pfd.
10-15
fropi
3
9-30
62 Vic
——
4c
(increased)7_
Inc.
Omar,
Orange
9-14
1
$183ic
V
not
_4_
Orange & Rockland Electric, common
9-14
10-
$1.20
dividend—.•—
9-20
iquar. 1
;
Colony Insurance
Olympic
9-14
10-15
$40c
—_
(quarterly
(quai\)__.
Mfg.,
4.24%
Old
9-20
10-15
$1.50
———
Co.
g
Gas
preferred
4%-
9-16
9-30
31 Vic
15c
(quar.)
9-20
1
10c
(qua r:
Oklahoma Gas & Electric,
—
Ltd.
1
10-
1
(quar.)
Chemical, common
B
Obcrnian
9-1.6
9-30
&
$1.31 Vi
(quar.)
9-13
9-11
9-30
$20c
pfd.
from
(quarterly
preferred
Noxzeiila
37 Vic
—
Co.
Worcester
ft
9-30
62 Vic
A
1
0-30
10-
10-
Northwest
9-30
A
■
1
10-15
55c
Corp.—%
preferred A (quar.)____i_^—
Industries, Ltd. (s-a 1
9-
$1.10
Inc., common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
-
6
9-30
31,40
Telephone Co., Ltd.,
9-14
•
30c
^Lgrher Stores!/Cbmrfion (quar.)_.—30c
•'
'
$1.12 Vi
-4\'ir!d. preferred',A quar.)'—. '$1.12'4
,0
1i 1 £•'!
')e
• •' >
)
•' "• ^
-f •1' •
* •
.
9-
10-
(quar. 1
Research
Scries
Mfg.
&
(quar. )■
Shore-
10-15
income)..-—_—-—•—
& Co., class A
9-14
10-15
10-15
31V3C
(quar.i
B
Rosario
Northern
$1
conv.
W.)
8-20
$1.50
.
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3:,i% pfd. (quar,
Niagara Frontier Transit System (quar.)„__
11-30
10-15
————
S.
45c
,
50c
30c
Vegetable Parchment Co.—
—L.
Consolidadn
9-16
6c-
Honduras
9-14
50c
(quar.i—J_
pfd.
9-16
Co._„__j_..^
(quar.
A-
1
13c
— —
6%
9-20
10-
21c
9-16
Ltd.—
preferred
933ic
(quar.
—_
dividend)
Kelllng Nut Co.,
10-
4
Allegan & Grand Rapids RR.—„
10-
$25c
Co., com. (quar.)
preferred
(quai'riLi': i/M
England Gas & Electric Arsn.L^
40c
—
_________
(Ottawa),
9-16
; $1.18 3 4
$ 10c
.
Consolidated
10c
Fund. Inc.—
investment
10-
$2.40
9-23
12-24
5%
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe Co
Publishing
9-3.6
37 V-' c
Series
Corporation
50c
(increased)______
shares
10-
(quar.
Neptune. Meter
9-20
1
1-10-58
50c
(quar.)———__—
Founders
9-16
$1.22 Va
•
Tile
(quar.)———.
(Delaware)
common
Ltd.
Special '
9-20
Nat ional
$45c
preferred (quar.) _______————
Coal, com.
(quar.j______
Bros.
10-
Co.
Dividend
National
Creek
preferred
10-
25c
.
______
National Shares Corp., (qua\\.i_
Nationnt Steel '.Car Corp., Ltd.
& Telegraph—
com.
9-16
$31V'4C
_
______,
:
investment income L.
9-18
30c
—
—
—
Bakeries,
9-19
$1.13 Va
investment income
net
9-16
20c
(quar.)
Lees
1
1
10-
(quar.)_.__—
Co.,
Bond
I
30c h*
Ltd.
common
I ay
11-; 8
10-
investment incomeL.___--_,_..,;-^_:.:_-___-_
Balanced Series .(quarterly from
1
(quar.)—
Ltd.
2
5fi'4c
_____
(quar.)
Investment
preferred
50-
,
A
America
Co.,
&
preferred
10-
(Jersey City)—_
class
9-14
2%
8-30
National
9-20
1
20c
9-17
10-1-1
9-25
10-
,
10c
iqxtar.
Works
Securities &
5ac
(quar.)——
9-20
'
9-17
37 ViC
$15e
par)
(quar.)———
preference
(quar.)—_
North
9-18
9-30
8c
(quar.)
2nd
9-10
0
5c
f.
(quar.)
Son
9-16
2
10-15
22%e
(quar.
common
Calif,
2nd
9-19
—
1
10-30
10-
2oC
National
9-19
—_—
9-30
25c X
9-17
9-30
5c
prtf.
National
9-20
1
(quar.
common
common
&
of
Inc.
5%
9-16
75c
Ltd.—
Landers, Frary & ,Clark (quar.)
Latrobe Steel (quar.)
—
Lau Blower Co.
(stock dividend)
10-
9-30
9-27
20c
„
que 1-. 1
5'f
9-20
1
9-.,0
—
Hawaii,
conv.
9-17
,'.9-16
1
'
Grocers
$1.50
9-16
1
10-
10-
dividend)
par)
1\
75c
National Investors Corp.
National Propane .Corp.—
net
(quar.)—,——
90c
Semi-annual
9-20
25c
*
9-30
10-
3c
(quar.)
(W.
Kalamazoo,
9-16
50c
1
9-13
——
Y.)
; 9-13
32c
1
"
Pioneer
9-20
9-30
'
20c
—1
1
tquar. 1
Canada,
(quar.)
Corp.,
i
' 9-13
.
1
9^30
11-
30c
(quar.)_
Mortgage
National
4
10c
25c
(increased)
1.0-
80c
1 quar.i
Co., Ltd.
Service,
Plan
Extra
j
of
City National Bank
(From
8-30
9-lfi
12 Vic
Detroit ,'Aluminum & Brass -(quar.)-.——
Devoe & RaynoJds, class A (quar.)_
Class B tquar.)L,_—•
District Theatres (quar.)—
:—L
1.0-
—u'..
(stock
Co.
convertible
Journal
9-27
15c
—
1
25c
15c
% V
monthly
1
comn.011
Mystic Valley Gas
-1'
Co.
($50
Johnston Mutual
9-23
$$1.75
(quar.)____
Turbine_a_~-,_—_~
Vegh Investing Co.—
Delaware Fund, Inc.——
10-
10-
(initially,
(initial
8-24
10-11
iquar.:i__.___A^___:
Inc.
preferred
Motorola,
9-13
(quar.)——— ,z.X.
Co.
Group
Non-voting,
12-16 "
15c
de
rex
&
preferred'
Johnson,
9-20
12-30
$2
—_i.
(quar.)—
12-12
$12 Vac
.
(quar.i—
Co.
Corp.
preferred
Morris
10-10
1
(quar,)
;
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(Stock
Crystal Dairies, Inc.
York
New
Electric
Locomotive
,
,
—
preferred
Jenkins
9-13
1
10-
9-24
12-23!
9-30
(quar.)_—!—
Co, (quar.i
Telephone (111.)
(J. S.i
Mutual
9-10
1
10-
9-16
40c,
—
1
11-
17'/2C
Co.—
preferred
4.36%,
9-20
1
10-
.9-30,
20c
$$1.50
(quar. 1
Petroleum
New
Corp.
$6
9-13
9-30
10-,
12 Vic
62 Vic
Newsprint (quar.)___
Corporate 'Inyest-ors, Ltd., class
Counselors Investment Fund, Inc.,
10-
—
Y.i
(N.
preferred
Island
9-13
$1.62 Vi
___
(quar.i
Coosa River
(quar.i___7_t-__.____
Montreal
4
c
$1.12 '4.
Co.
(N.
Interstate
9-16
$20c
1
7 V-2 c
$$2
9-30
37 Vic
Dot
10-
27'2
'
$4.80 preferred
(quar.)
Interstate (The)
Co., 5% prior
10-15
20c
quar.)
4•'%.% preferred
10-18
11-
qu&rjliiA_____,«nhf
Co.
Quarterly
15c
Consolidated Reck Products dquar.
Consumed*, Gas Co.' (Toronto.) (quar.)
Cooper iPeter), Corp., 6'/2%, pfd, (quar..)
De
11-15
5%
Finance
Interstate
37 Vie
payment.
(increased
pre¬
(quar.
Mohaxvk
9-16
$1.5J
(quar.)——;
Insurance
International
time)
(quar.)
our
(quar.i
convertible p^d.
of
Co.,
Gas
41 i: %
9-2,3
JlOc
9-13
time)
income)-
Consolidated Metal Products
Da itch
Corp.
International Telephone
this
at
8-15
in
Southwest—
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.,
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)—
Incorporated Income Fund.
Corp.—
omitted
9-16
50c
■.■
Laboratories,
4.90%;
9-10
9-26
50c
Co.—
&
or
Hutchinson
9-16
9-30
I
8-31
9-23
July
on
250
(Helena)
Co.
Insurance
13c
9-30
9-30
.$$1.25
6.49%
preference Tquar.)_
Husky Oil Co., 6% 1st pfd. (quar.)—_______
9-23
11-
GOc
a
class A
Controls
Mitchell
9-20
$10c
Consolidated'Investment Trust—
(From
10-25
37V2
Hudson
9-18
11-
Stales
9-20
25c
Co.
9-20
1
50c
—____
1
10-
$1.16
(quar.)__—
1
10-
75c
(quar.)__-'_
10-
10-
17'ic
(quar.)_____
'4l4% conv. preferred (quar.)_a-,________
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault St. Marie RR.
12-13
7c
(qiiar.j——,4-1—
Paper
H.)
Hughes-Owens,
9-23
62c
(quar.)
(Indianapolis)—
(Dividend payment
1
12-27
55c
Co,
Insurance
5V'4,%
Commonwealth Loan Co.
Consolidated
10-
20c
(quar.)__—_v.__
Hoving
9-20
$1.50
(quar.)_I__g'____-_
(Jersey
preferred
(quar. )________
Window
9-20
50c
(quai'.i
Finance
5%
9-17
9-16
9-20
.
Industries—;
Ltd.
Electric
(D.
Houston
9-12
10-
&
9-16
1
$35c
(iiRneaSed
(Henry)
5%
10-
(N. Y.)
(quar.)__
(stock div.)___________
—
dividend
4.40%
9-23
$1
Co.
1
(quar.
Insurance
Motors
&
4%
Telephone—
25c
,9-30
MbrningStar Nlcol Inc. (quar.i
—
Clinton
10-
50c
iquar.).
Rubinstein
3)4%
11-29
9-30
9-30
$1
(quar.
&
Rubinstein
Household
9-23
3
12-31
%
62 Vic
—_____
Bell
9-20
50c
(quar.)
common
9-30
Bank
Miller-Wolil
9-13
2jc
_—;
—
common-—
Home
9-20
40c
as
5%
Middle
1 Or i d
Holt
9-20
9-30
9-20
5c
9-24
50c
inc.———J
Home
9-30
15c
________
Refining
1
1
31 %c
Ltd
Home
9-17
10c
__
Stockyards--,
Co.
1010-
10-
Holophane
9-17
9-30
9-30
common
common
Steel,
15c
9-17
9-30
10-15
(quar.i
preferred
Miami
1
10-31
Hinde
9-17
$1.12
&
Clarostat
9-30
9-30
10-'8
20c
10c
Metals
10-18
10-25
Hevi-Duty
Transport—
(quar.)
i
the
A
Insurance
Corp.
9-23
$1
$7.50
Trucking) chess A
Mobile
(quar.
Carpets
Stock
9-25
9-30
—-
Insurance
Oil
5
68c
_______
(quar.)_.
Union
Theatre
Title
Clark
9-18
10-
of
sons,
Co.,
Fire
9-19
______
(quar.)
(quar. 1
Merchants
1
10-
10-31
15c
Hertz
$1.25
—
_______
Suburban
10-
10-15
7 V2C
Co.
Mfg.
9-20
1
10-
debenturesi_i
Products
Co.,
Mcrriimick-L'.ssex
1
9c
(quar.)___
juanu
Fire
Hercules
9-18
9-30
10-
30c
See
'•
9-30
25c
Quarterly
Cincinnati
Circle
'
10-15
10c
Fund (quar.) ——v:
Industries
(quar.l
Helena
9-17
9-30
''
9-30
45c
$$1.25
______
sub,
6%
McQuay-Norris Mig.
3
Hayes
9-17
62 Vic
;•—
—
dividend
&
Vic
in
Co.,
Ltd.,
McLouth
9-20
10-
li.iyuock
9-17
.
3
10-15
inc.)
(quar. )__„_J,
Equipment
Holmes
preferred___..:_7i____7.—
preferred
9-27
&
purtic.
Miles
(Boston
preferred
Gas
state.,
Hartford
(Chicago)—
Chicago Great Western Ry.,
Cincinnati
9-18
9-30
20c
(quar.
Corp.
25c
(quar.
preferred
lie never
9-13
$1.23
Motor
9-30
income
Co.
&
Toy
Harding
9-19
,f$l
(quar.)
Pasco
1
9-30
62
(quar.
convertible
1
10-
59:,bC
(quar.)
Wisconsin
Common
10-
10-
10-23
(quar,)—
class
Co.
J.)
Hamilton
9-17
SI.25
—
preferred
22 Vac
30c
(quar.
$4.50 prior prefcired
Co.—
(quar,)_
(quar.
preferred
preferred
Gtm.
10-11
1
$1.05
_
4.75$-''pfd. (quar.V;,,
(quar.)
9-14
$10c
Griggs
9-11
9-23
11-
10c
Service
Co.
preferred
5.44%
$5
Gas
&
9-11
1
30c
(quar.)V:
preferred
Illinois
Gas,
9-14
Extra
9-11
1
$$2
preferred
(quar.
4.92',%
preferred (quar.
$5.50
1
10-
19'/aC
4%
$2.50
1010-
$0
Art
(J.
Greenwich
9-11
$$1.25
1
Corp._____„_.'___________
«fc
9-30
9-25
(quar. I
Gielow
9-13
1
$$1.25
(quar.
(quar.
Co.
9-30
10-
V
A
McLean
9-20
(quiu-._
Trust
preferred;
Gera
9-20
$75c
9-16
(Mo.)
issues
Factor
Class
9-14
1
11-1
15c
investment
Brewery,
Class
9-18
(quar.
W.)
Common
1
1
&
Electric
Central
1010-
(quar.
preferred (quar.i
preferred (quar.) —-1
85
1
10-
(from investment
Co.
Telephone
$1.50
$4.20
Carter
10-
$1.25
^
J
Co.
preferred
Ltd.—
4pfd.
Oil
$2.20
9-16
25c
(liquidatingi:,_.l-_l:
Light, com. (quar.i
Power
05c
12"uC
6c
5'4%
10-14
$62 Vic
(quar.)
B
(quar. >__.
Co.
&
Power,
Ltd.,
redeemable
8'/-
Carolina
pid.
(quar.
Cos.
5%
Carman
5%
1
incorrectly reported
was
vious
Max
9-20
9c
Investors
Genesee
9-16
28 V i c
(quar. i
(quar.)
Ltd..
Corp.
Electric
General
9-27
15c
1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Realty & Utilities Corp. (quar.)
General Reinsurance Corp
(N. Y.)
(quar. i
General Steel Wares Ltd.,
common
(quar.)
5%'.-: preferred
(quar.—
8-27
10c
(quar.)._
10-
(s-a)—
preferred
____
15c
preferred
(quar. )„
Co.
9-30
7c
Fund
Crude
Glv lid
Bread
9-16
Builders
From net
9-10
933/ic
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Campbell Taggert Associated Bakeries (quar.)
Canada
9-30
15c
5%
General
9-10
15c
10-
This above dividend declared
81
8-30
10-15
Steel
Note:
$6
(quar.)—_—___
industries
General
9-10
(quar.
9-25
53 l/aC
(quar.i
Autoinotive
Marsha(1 Field <te
Maxwell,
(quar.)
General
9-14
9-30
62 Vic
common
(Newark. N. J.)
(quar.)__
General
9-18
10-28
20c
_
tquar.)..____
preferred.
9-16
al2 Vic
__£
33i%
4%
Inc.,
•
1
9-30
45C
Ltd
convertible
preferred
9-16
10-
9-14
30c
Supply Corp.—
5% convertible preferred
(quar.)—
General Cable Corp., common
(quar.)
4%
1st preferred (quar.
9-23
14c
(
,
(quar.i
Plan,
1
1
-1
9.-13
.
(quar.
Finance
1
10-
45c
certificates
trust
10-
10-
6%, preference
(quar. 1
Maracaibo
Oil
Exploration-
9-13
1
stock
Gamble
8-31
$7.50
50c
9-16
25c
'
...
(quar.
Boston—
Co.
1
25c
(quar.')
Corp.,
10-
1
10-
serifs
Gas
i"
9-16
-$$1.25
Works—
Sugar (resumed)_____g_
Maple Leaf Milling Co.. Ltd.—
Custodian Fluids—
General
'
Investing
Corp
Glass,
common
(quar.
cents
6%,
1
10-
17c
(quar.)
Company
9-14
(quar.)
C
(payable
9-12
1
(quar,)
Chemical
preferred
Extra
9-13
1
Co., Ltd.—
9-13
10c
Ltd;_
Utilities
Co.—
20c
Inc.
preferred
(>()
1110-
10-15 V
35c
Fund
Common
Frito
9-20
(quar.i
of
Voting
Budget
1
$25c
...
10-
(quar.)
Paper
Brockway
Bruce
9-13
¥17 Vic
(quar.
pfd.
pfd.
Cement
Street
5%
9-27
Laughlin
Bowater
Broad
9-27
9
$3
(quar. )__2_.
Insurance
Boston
&
Co.
Son,
Bliss
7%
5%
Ltd.,
4%
9
9-27
(quar.)___
Limestone
Bessemer
10-
10c
9-20
$1
(quar.)—
preferred
Telephone
Franklin
10-
!
;
Assn.
Co.,
$5
Mutual
10-
10-15
9-13
1
10-10
10-
10-
$40o
(s-a)
11-. 1.
10- 1-
$1.25-?
•
Common
Governor
Florida
10-
12 Vic
(quar.)
Fislicr
$$1.50
10c
1
10-
30c
(quar.
Welder
Porter
<fe
Bros.,
$16 Vic
__
:
12 Vac
Baldwin-Hill
Machine
Fischer
(quar.)____
common
Firemen's Insurance
10-15
10-
$26c
_
iquar.)________1_—
Fisher
5c
(quar.)
Foods,
9-16
V 10-10
'
9-16
60c
9-13
Steel
(quar.i
..
$20c
•
(quar.)
Manaii
10-15
1
Structural
Maremont
1,
(quar.)
9-27
:
9-20
1
Name changed tp Comptometer
Corp. (com.
dividend omitted at this' timer
9-20
9-23
8
Felt & Tarrant—
'
10-20
!■__
lc
:"
4'/x%
Ltd.—
National Mortgage Assn.
(monthlyI
Federation Bank & Trust (N. Y.) (quar. )„„
9-27
1
$70c
Electric
(initial)
Welt
Backstay
10-19
(quar.)
Hegeman
Ltd.,
Preference
Atamil
10-19
Mills—
•_
10-
Federal
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)______
Co..
Underwriters
Federal
9-30
25c
;
Co.,
Products
,
11-
5c
(quar.)
preferred
^
25c
(quar.)
10-
15c
9-16
Mar.sii
4%
60c
_____________
(quar.)
Inc.
(T. H.)
preferred
Fairmont
American
Common
Mills,
9-23
$1.06 Vi
.
conv.
75c
_
1
1
.10-
l'
(quar.)——d
pfd.
Extra
10-
25c
10-
15c
60c
$1.75
—
participating preferred (quar.)
10-
American
4%
20c
50c
(quar.)
Alloys,
Equitable Credit Corp.,
50c
1%
preferred
American
1
40c
preferred (quar.)—..
Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)—
9-23
10-
Co. (quav.)__
Electric Mfg., common
7%
9-13
10-21
____
Corp
preferred
4Vi%
.S3.50
10-1
5c
12 Vac
(s-a)
8-20
60c
income)__
Mfg.
Emerson
9-13
dividend
Stock
9-10
1
Corp, common.
Amerace
Products, common (quar.)_
4(4% preferred (quar.)—„
8-20
10-
1
•
Hosiery
Lorain
Ekco
of
9-10
11-
35o;
Mills, Ltd.,-class A
Telephone Co., 5% preferred
London
•*
Holder1
60c
(quar.)_____._
investuen
Ainsworth " Mfg.
(reduced)___
Akron, Canton & Your.gstown RR.
Allied
5c
31 Vic
35b
:
1
Dynamics
Elder
ft Metal Products, common...preferred
(quar.)_;
Casualty <fe Surety Co. (quar.)
Abrasive
10-
^
'
payment date.
Per
(Ft. Wayne)
Of Heo.
Payaole
37 %c
.
Corp. of. America—
~ •
(Payment on com. stk. omitted at Conipany
meeting held oil Sept. 10)
When" Holder*
Per';
Share
'
;
•"
'
'4
,
y.
J)
I
The
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
Monday, September 16,
.. .
Per
of Company
Name
of America,
Corp.
Radio
$3.50
Reece
5%
87 Vac
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
(Mass.), common
preferred
(quar.)
.
1st
30c
10-
1
9-18
$1.25
11-
1
10-15
9-30
9-20
2c
Oil
Richman Bros. Co. (quar.)
Rittcr Company, Inc. (quar.)-Ranch
Rice
50c
(quar.)—
Rockland Power & Light, com. (increased)
4.65% preferred A (quar.)—
4%% preferred B (quar.)
——
Rubinstein (Helena) Inc. (quar.)_
.
Works (quar.)
Discount Corp.
Quarterly
1
10-
1010-15
30c
9-30
9-23
Alabama
10c
10-11
9-30
30c
10-
4
9-25
Publishing,
Class
9-25
9-13
1
9-27
1
$1.05
10-
1
9-13
$1.15
10-
1
9-13
Works
Artists
preferred
——
10-
1
9-14
10-10
9-25
5%
9-20
Aluminum Goods
1.0-
1
9-20
Amalgamated
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
1
9-16
9-30
8-29
$7
40c
10-15
10-
.
6%
preferred
American Bank
9-30
15c
9-18
$1.25
lViC
10c
$$1.2tf"
1
6%
1-2-58
12-11
10-
1
9-23
11-
1
10-15
9-27
9-20
9-14
1st
5%
$1.75
9-14
9-
5
30c
(quar.)—
10-10
10c
(quar.)
10-
preferred
9
9
American
Express
9-20
American
Factors,
American
Felt
10-
1
9-21
10-
1
9-13
10-15
6%•
9-30
25c
9-30
9-23
Ltd.
Co.,
preferred
American Hair
American
Felt
&
Hardware
1
9-17
10-
1
9-17
American
10-
1
9-17
American
9-14
8-30
10c
10-15
9-26
45c
10-
2
9-20
62 Vac
10-
1
9-20
$2
25c
Utah
50c
$1
(quar.)
Ice
Insulator
Insurance
and
common
Corp.,
9-20
3.90%
9-27
9-20
5%:
10-
1
convertible
'5V4.%
preferred
9-20
American
1
1
10-
3
11-
1
10-
3
9-30
preferred
American
4Va%
9-16
25c
payment
Sept.
1
9-30
10-14
9
Class
A
10-15
Metal
9-30
9-20
12-
-
11-29
9
(quar.)
10-15
9-20
10-15
9-20
9-16
25c
9-
h-i 0
5%
5%
Zonite Co.
10-15
9-20
9-30
:
9-12
(quar.)
;
35c
90c
.
9-30
10-
1
9-18
9-30
9-2()
$2
(quar.)
11-
1
10-15
10-
1
9-12
37 %c
conv.
6%
•
10-
1
9-13
pfd.
Snuff
25c
18%C
American
States
American
American
Stores
American
7%
Insur.
preferred
(quar.)
9-30
9-13
9-27
9-13
.
9-16
9-
5
12-
2
11-
4
10c
9-
-9-24
4
10-
9-13
1
971,2c
10-15
10-15
9-30
.
9-30
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-13
9-30
9-13
(quar.)
9-
9-30
American
(quar.)
9-16
9-10
12-20
12-10
9-24
R-26
9-27
9-13
9-30
9-23
9-30
9-23
.
(quar.)
Tobacco,
(Miami)
preferred
6%
(quar.)
(quar.)
L„:
Share
When
Holders
Payable
of Rec.
$1
9-16
8-30
10c
9-30
9-12
&
(quar.)
Casualty
Co.
(Minn.)—
3
1
9-
5
9-21
9-
6
30c
9-30
9-17
preferred (quar.)
Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd.—
53 Vb c
9-30
Quarterly
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Co., Ltd.—
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.
(quar.)
$50c
10-
7
9-14
$7%c
10-
4
9-10
4 V4 %
43 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Products
Oil
Corp.,
com.
(quar.)
convertible
Anglo-Canadian
10-
5%
5%%
(H.
&
9-27
9-13
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
50c
10-
1
9-13
9-20
8-30
15c
12-
&
2- 7
10-31
10-16
20c
10-15
7%
Bryson,
pfd.
9-30
9-10
25c
9-30
9-16
,
-
10-
10-10
9-13
12-16
12- 2
9-16
10-
1
$1.75
1010-
}
1
10-
1
15c
1:10c
125c
35c
(quar.)
5%
35c
(quar.)
—
—
$1.18%
$1.24
—
$1.40
30c
preferred
(quar.)
25c
preferred
(quar.)
25c
conv.
$1.37%
(quar.)
Brass
Club
25c
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
^
Sons
Co.,
Brass,
preferred
$2
$1.25
$1.25
37 %c
t62%c
+68%c
$1
(quar.)
Ltd.
$1.25
(quar.i—
dividend
Bridgeport
4%%
&
87%c
America, Ltd.—
of North
Traction, Light & Power Co.,
preferred (quar.)—
—
(C.)
$1.06%
:
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
t$1.50
30c
1%
62%c
56Vic
9-
6-
9-20
9-20
'
10-15
9-18
10-15
9-18
9-30
9-30
9-16
9-16
9-23
8-30
9-12
8-30
9-12
10-
1
10-
1
8-30
9-16
9-16
9-16
8-15
9-25
9-14
9-25
Co.—
&
9-13
1
10c
2%
•
35c
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quav.)_—
J.)
8-15
9-16
——
(quar.)
i
com.
(quar.)
Tobacco, 6%
Corp.
9-13
$5c
(quar.)
<Sc
4-16
50c
(quar.)
5%
1-15
1-31-58
4-30-58
60c
—
C.)
8
3-3-58
Co.—
Brazilian
Stock
11-
2
20c
Bradley (Milton) Co.—
5% prior preferred (s-a)
6%
9-10
3%
Cement
prior preferred
<E.
Bracix
9-13
10-
——_——
preferred (quar.)
*
Boston Personal Property Trust
Brewer
25c
9-13
9-11
$50c
$5
9-17
preferred
Post
(quar.)—
Life Insurance
Corp.,
Aluminum
9-13
9-
1
9-16
15c
Book-of-the-Month
9-27
10-
$60c
20c
Borg-Warner Corp., 3%% pfd. (quar.)—,—
Boston & Albany RR. Co.—
Boston & Maiixe RR., $5 preferred (quar.)—
,
1
corn-
9-
$1
—
9-13
10-
37 Vac
9-11
'
Co.,
9-27
1
$35c
1
9-13
7
(stock riiv.)
(Calif.),
Bowater
9-27
7
10-
_J
2
8-30
1
$25c
10-
9-27
10-
$25c
10-
9-27
9-13
8-31
10-
—
Co.
Bros.
5%%
9-16
9-16
10-
—
22 %c
9-17
9-16
1
$1.12%
9-11
25c
1
9-30
84%c
8-30
12 %c
Smelting
10-
10-
45c
1
25c
Lead
(quar.)
9-13
9-13
7 VaC
2
9-13
1
1
43%c
10-
Bohn
9-30
1
10-
25c
10-
9-10
10-
10-
—
:
(initial)—
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred
(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)—*.
4.25%
Bloch
1
9-13
1%%
preferred
Bohack
9-27
9-11
9-27
(quar.)
preferred
9-10
25c
$1 75
Anchor
(quar.)
37 Vac
10-
9-11
9-27
$1
dividend
43.i%
Blum's
$1.50
8-22
10c
Blacksione
9-13
5
8-30
9-27
^
Sivalls
1
9-
9-13
9-10
—
5.60%
9-20
1
9-17
10-
16V4C
__;
Steel
Blaw-Knox
7%c
9-13
65c
Hats Ltd., common
preferred A (quar.)
Black & Decker Mfg. (quar.)
5
9-10
8-30
9-30
$1.43%
$1
Black
6
9-
9-16
>.
(quar.)
Extra
5
25c
(quar.)
Extra
Anchor
Bethlehem
9-
10-10
9-10
9-27
25c
•
Co.
Limestone
9-
6
9-10
1
—
preferred
1
9-30
1
10-
10c
common
Savers
Beryllium Corp.
Bessemer
1
10-
10-
$80c
50c
common
Insurance
Writing Paper
Anaconda
Life
dividend
10-
25c
9-10
(quar.)—
4%
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred iquar.)_
,—
Bell Telephone Co. of Caxxada (quar.)
Eelleterre Quebec Mines Ltd.
(quar.)
Bendix
Aviation Corp.
(quar.)
10-
31V4c
1
4%v preferred
60c
(increased)—.!
(Indianapolis)—
10-
$1
(quar.i—
Common
$1.50
Co.
9; 5
10- 1
$1.08
—
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing,
Stock
$2.25
Zinc
Beech-Nut
Stock
1
9-27
10-21
(N. J.)—
(quar.)
R.
R.
9-20
$1.25
.
(quar.)
Surety Co. of New York (quar.)__
Telegraph Co.—
Metal
Creek
5%%
Quarterly
American
preferred
$1.40
4%
8-28
9-16
47 %c
——:
Standard
9-20
9-16
8-28
$1.75
—
Finance
10-
9-13
$1
(quar.)
Beneficial
9-14
9-13
1
—
43 %c
9-16
10-15
A
Beneficial
1
1
10-
25c
Ltd.,
Lumber,
8-30
American Telephone &
50c
Beaver
9-13
10-
1
10-
common
10-15
9-10
9-13
10-
50c
(quar.)
3% %
convertible preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred
(quar.)
—
Beaubran Corp.
(increased semi-annual)
Beatrice Foods,
20c
9-10
9-10
$1
common
—
9-13
$1.25
(quar.)
Anxevican
5
dividend
9-13
12-10
12-31
9-27
45c
preferred (quar.)
Distilling (quar.)
B.)
(James
Stock
11-21
;
9-30
1-15-58
10-
$1.12%
(quar.)
9-30
9-27
9-27
10-15
(quar.)—
Optical,
Lonxb
9-30
9-20
9-10
(quar.)
12-2
12-30
9- 6
$1.50
Cigars
(quar.)
Associates, 7%
Beam
9-27
$2.50
(quar.)_—
Co.
(quar.)
Works
&
Beacon
9-13
8-20
1
6
8-30
1
preferred1 (quar.)
Bayuk
1
6
9-
1
60c
——
Baxter Laboratories
10-10
Sanitary—
(quar.)—
Anderson-Prichard
11-30
$1.25
-
(quar.)
Refining,
Sugar
American Title &
(quar.).
4%
9-
9-30
10-
10-15
(quar.)-
commoxx
Iron
Bauscli
85c
common
(quar.)
Stamping Co.
Bath
9-27
$1.50
preferred
5'14%
8-31
'
% %
10-
12 %C
(quar.)
Bastian-Blessixxg
9-16
1
25c
series
3rd
Co.,
9-16
4c
62 Vac
Blltnxore
preferred
9-20
Per
Stores
6
$1.25
(quar.)-
15c
(quar.)
9-
Ltd.—
Corp. of Del.—
series (quar.)
9-10
we
Wrigley
B
Inc.,
Bibb Manufacturing
2nd
9-30
week, these being given in the
ACF
pfd.
10-15
(dividend payment omitted at this
Industries
Co.
Seal-Kap
10c
preceding table.
F
Basic,
9-20
50c
:
30c
give the dividends announced in
previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does
not include divi¬
dends announced this
C
10-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-31
1
50c
(quar.)
Ltd.
class A
50c
Standard
&
(quar.)
conv.
Ampco
A
9-16
10-
25c
Quarterly
Lines
Screw
American
5%
9-18
$1.50
(quar.)
of Company
5
3c
Radiator
American
Name
6
9-
3C
President
9-30
(quar.)
37 %c
(quar.)
8-31
$43%c
15c
27 %C
preferred
non-cumulative preferred
$1.25
:
.
9-
10-
$1.12%
non-cumulative
American
6c
—
,
time)
Below
11-15
1
9-16
60c
:
Common
9-16
1
Securities—
Youngr.town Steel Door
Class
8-30
50c
-
American
-
5
15c
_•
inc.
9-16
$1.75
common
9-3C
T
Controls,
Barry
Bccclx
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
8-31
$37 VaC
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
Class
(quar.)
American Ontical (quar.)
American Photocopy Equipment Co.—
American
(accunx.)
Marx,
9-18
—
Co.
News
Increased
11-29
17 %c
25c
(quar.)
12-
9
17 %c
(quan)II
*
&
9-27
$1.25
Products,
Meter
American
9-23
30c
..
6 7o - preferred
(quar.) —:
Western Natural Gas, 5% conv.
pfd.
Western Unior. Telegraph
(quar.)
Whitehall Fund
Wolt'f
Oil
$1.50
preferred
8-31
9-30
Extra
Barber
35c
(quar.)
9-16
9-30
$50c
Barden
35c
»
preferred (quar.)
Quarterly
87 %c
5%
Electric
3
9-16
9-30
5%
Canada,
of
9-18
12-14
$1.31 V*
common
9-16
dividend
Stock
Barber-Ellis
9-27
37%c
(quar.)
9-30
(quar.)
common
Barcalo Mfg
9-16
25c
(quar.)
8-23
10c
—
Insurance
National Life
9- 3
25c
Quarterly
at
85c
Investing Corp.—
ordinary income
25c
American National Fire Insurance Co. (quar.)
American National Insurance (Galveston)
9-27
11)
*—
Western Insurance
9-
Co.—
Metals
&
9-16
9-20
4%
1
12-16
20c
Maize-Products,
American
23
Street
Western
9-27
10-
10-
45c
—
1
Bangor
9-13
10-
50c
quar.)
(quar.)
7%: preferred
5 V2 %
45c
(quar.)
preferred
Tiernan
37 %C
quar.)
(quar.)
Machine
American
&
Ohio RR.,
&
Baltimore
C
$1.12%
American Metal Co., Ltd.
from
12 %c
From
Wallace
preferred
:
9-12
(quar.)
8-30
1
11-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred B
9-13
■
9-16
10-
Co.—
10-
11-29
Co.
preferred
prior
American
25c
common
Vendo Company
Wall
Piano
10-
Corp. (quar.)
of Illinois—
8-30
25c
40c
12 %c
American Machine & Foundry
9-20
11-
30c
Insurance
4
10-
10-
5c
International
9-20
9-16
12 Vac
—
J.)
11-15
—
$1.25
43 %C
50c
N.
2
$10c
1
:
Bankers
32 %c
Investment
9-16
Utility Appliance Corp.—
$1
6
87 %C
(Newark,
9-16
12-
$31 'Ac
—
(quar.)
9-16
(quar.)—
American
9-1*8
3 7 Vac
-
preferred
Fire
6
9-
$1.50
Co.
2
10c
(quar.)
9-16
(quar.)
10-
40c
(stock dividend)
Wilcox
&
industries
9-16
(quar.)
2
$15c
(quar. 1—
10-
Quarterly
1
62 VaC
(quar.)
:4
Home
Alarm
10-
(quar.)
Corp.
8-21
10-
45c
10-15
Corp.
(monthly)
Supply (quar.)
Co., 6% non-redeemable pfd.
American
9-30
10-
100
income
,
convertible
9-
1
■
(quar.)
Insurance
Extra
70c
1
12-15
Products
Home
American
—
meeting held cn
preferred (quar,)
S.* Sugar Corp.
(qunr.%
United Stockyards
10-22
1
10-
10-
25c
American Hospital
9-20
$15c
5%
Fire
Co.
F
4%%
11-
25c
10-
35c
(quar.)
company
*
9-18
Quarterly
30c
gains)
Corp. (quar.)
Smelting, Refining & Mining—
Quarterly
9-18
5
(quar.)
common
9-16
1
9-16
25c
—
(increased
1
10-
—
preferred (quar.)
& Aroostook RR (quar.)
Bangor-Hydro Electric, common
7% preferred (quar.)
4V'4% preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
75c
*7 %
U.
5
$1.62%c
(increased
Co.
67 Vac
25c
on
6
4%
10-
'«10-
1
7 Vac
Publishers
taken
9-
10-
15c
(quar.)
10-
$1
50c
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Baltimore Brick Co., 5%
1st pfd. (accum.)
Baltimore Gas & Electric, common
(quar.)
30c
(initial)-
9-12
15c
$1.25
American Fire & Casualty
Mines
action
9-20
10-
(quar.)
com.
9-11
10-15
6%
6
9-18
dividend
Stock
9-
75c
Corp.,
Electronics
American
1
9-20
5
50c
10-15
10-
$$1.25
Shoe
'(No
10<
1
10-
<
(quar.)
10-15.
:1:25c
capital
U! S.
Baldwiix
10-
S
B
8-30
12 VaC
'
Shoo Machinery,
common
preferred (quar.)
U.
S.
Bearing Corp. (quar.)
U. S. & Foreign Securities—;
S.
9-16
Extra
9
25c
6%
;
9-16
(quar.)
preferred
10c
United
U.
Eabcock
Baker
-
-
.
9-11
4%
(quar.)
A
12 VaC
.
Underwriters Trust Co. (N. Y.)
Union Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Union Twist Drill. (reduced)
ordinary
9-17
1
75c
(quar.)
Arrna
American
from
1
$1.50
preferred
3V» %
9-17
10-15
1010-
10-
9-10
(quar.)
common
9-16
1
9-20
Co.—
Cyanamid, new common
"D" (quar.)
American Dredging Co.
(quar.)
5
2
18 %c
American
9-
9-
1
(quar.)
com.
9-1G
9-14
10-31
9-16
45c
1
10-
3
9-20
1
11-15
35c
9-20
$2
9-
9-30
10-
Rubber—
preferred
4%%
71 %c
9-24
10-21
10-
(quar.)
10-15
7
9-
9-16
>
30C
B (quar.)
American Can Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
American Crystal Sugar Co., coin, (quar.)
9-14
-
$1.75
preferred
American Bosch
7
9-
-
9-30
'
(quar.)
American Biltrite
5%
■
-
50c
(quar.)
Note,
common
preferred
6% %
3
1
9
9-25
dividend
$1.25
Co.,
9- 2
(;5c
Products, common—.———,
30c non-cum.
lxon-voting preferred—.
Avalon Telephone Co., Ltd., com. .(quar.)___
5% preferred (quar.)—
6%
preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
—
—.
Avon Products, 4%
pfd. (quar.).
—
Axe-Hougliton Stock Fund (from income)—
Ayrshire Collieries (quar.)
75 cents convertible class A (quar.)
3
9-
20c
(quar.)
1
Automatic Steel
3
9-
18 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
pref.
Corp.,
Stock
12-
50c
Chemical Co. (Del).—
Art Metals
American
Y.)—
Filter
Air
9-14
12-15
75c
—
conv.
1
10-
93 %c
Co.
Sugar
preferred
9-13
10-1
,
35c
American
9-13
9-16
9-23
25c
40c
Extra
5%
(quar.)
—
(20c
,■
Co
American Agricultural
9-16
10-
5% -preferred
(quar.)
Automatic Canteen (increased)
1
10-
13%c
:
"10-
(s-a)
preferred
5% %'
Automatic
—;
9-
9-13
9-13
$55c
Atlas
9-30
5c
9-10
1
———
7-15
10-
9-10
10-
32 VaC
(quar.)
8-30
10c
Mfg.
B
Class
9-16
..
-
9- 6
10-
10-
:
9-30
$2
Special
60c
(quar.)—
&
1
9-10
50c
(quar.).
(quar.)
preferred
1
50c
B
Accident
9-10
America—
of
10-
50c
(quar.)
(Jersey City) —
.Quarterly
Twin City Rapid Transit, common (quar.)—
•5%> prior preferred (quar.)
&
9-11
1
$6c
.
Co., 75c conv. pfd.
preferred
$3.75
9-25
10-10
Trust Co. of New Jersey
Clay
1
10-
Steel Co. (quar.)
Companies (quar.)-—
12 VaC
:
Truck Underwriters Assn.
Printers
10-
•
9-27
9
9-30
Atlantic
.
3
9-16
9-
10-17
Atlantic
:
9-
1
9-30
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Greyhound Corp., 4% pfd. (quar.) _
Refining Co., common (quar.)
Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd., class A (quar.)..
Atlantic
9-11
$25c
(initial) —
10-
$1
Co.
9-13
1
10-
9-13
9-30
$1.50
Atlantic
1
—
Co.
Athey
5
10-
Products
Aluminum
4
9-
Corp.—
(quar.)
(quar.)..
Laboratories
9-
10-
$1.06 Vi
9-16
25c
Products Corp...—
City Electric
(quar.)..
1
30c
——
9-13
9-30
10c
Investment
Associates
$1.75
—
1
2%%
participating class A (quar.)
Inc.—
6%' convertible preferred
(accum.)
25c
(quar.)—~—_—_—
10-
Safety Razor
$4
$1.25
pfd. (quar.)
Pictures
•
9- 5
1
Associated Transport,
9-16
10-
$3
12c
(quar.)
common,
c
10c
*
(qxiar.)
Aldan's Inc., common (quar.)
Altec
9-14
15c
(quar.)—
Life
9-13
9-13
10-
Ltd.—
(interim)
—
Associated Motion Picture Industries.
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
9-12
1
9-20
+18c
Ordinary
(quar.)—
Allison Steel Mfg.
9-16
$1.06 Vi
Transue & Williams Steel Forgings (quar.)
Tri-Continental Corp., common
United
1
1
Alloy Cast
(quar.)
United
1010-
Corp. (Mich.) (quar.)
Allied Stores Corp.,
common
(quar.)
Allis-Chalmers
Mfg.,
common
(quar.)
9-20
10-15
40c
7%C
—
9-13
10-
|15c
—
(quar.)
Corp.
9-10
Steel, 5%
(quar.)
Formerly known as American
9-12
preferred
B
1
Products—
A S R
9-12
5Va%
10-11
11-1
10-
.
United
9-13
8-30
1
Extra
15c
B (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
1
9-16
(quar.)_—
AsseciaOed Electric Industries,
preferred
Allied
9
I
10-
1
Iron
Allied
9-17
9-
10-
65c
9-20
4.20%
Corp.,
Industries
Class
7
7
10-
Products,
Allied
9-15
9-30
10-
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
10-
9-18
10-
11-
10-
75c
(Bait.), class A
Products
9-16
15c
.Class
$2.70
1
50c
10-10
4
9-
3%
Alleghany Corp., $4 prior pfd. (s-a»
Alleghany-Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.)——
-Allen Electric <fc Equipment Co.
(quar.)
9-19
10c
Timely Clothes (quar.)
—,—,i
Tip Top Canners, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Toronto Mortgage, Ltd. (quar.)
Trans-Caribbean Airways, Inc. (Del.)—
Trioo
9-30
15c
$1
•
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
Algoma Steel. Ltd., new common
All Canadian Dividend Fund
9-27
$1.38
3-21
34%
Power,
8-31
10-
25c
25c
25c
12%c
50c
35c
50c
425c
(quar.)—:
Asbestos
Corp.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Ashdown (J. H.)
Hardware Co., Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)—
—
12-13
9-27
37%c
4(4"M
9-13
9-27
10-11
10c
class
''A"
I
1
22 %c
12-31
3-31-58
,10c
com.
9. c
9-16
$1.18
$1.08
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp,
Construction
Metal
Arvin
34 %c
Wood
7%
3
10-14
57c
Co
2%
—
Discount;
&
$1
(quar.)
Tidewater Oil Co., $1.20 preferred
Finance
10-
1
11-
1:70c
B
Common
11-
40c
preferred
7%
9-19
1:53c
Talcott (James) Inc., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
Terry Steam Turbine, common (quar.)
Time
9-30
4%
preference
7%
Alco
1:25c
(payable in preferred stock)
Supertcst Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
5%
Alan
9-27
9-30
2%
Constable
Arundel
9-13
"
Brass
Alamo
9-18
9-16
10c
Stock dividend
Sun
9-20
9 25
(quar.)
Inc.
Art
4.60%
9-30
10c
(quar.)
Electric
5 % %
75c
—
Stop & Shop,
Arnold
9-10
convertible preferred A (quar.)_—
preferred B
(quax\)__—._—
Manufacturing
—
5%%
15C
(N.
9-10
9- 5
preferred (quar.)_
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry. (s-a)
10c
Co.
Insur.
Investment
Akron
"
Trust
&
1
9-20
(Watevtown, N. Y.)
1
—
National Bank
10-
5c
———
10-21
—
Quarterly
$30c
—
Engineering
11-
(Atlanta, Ga.)—
Stern & Stern Textiles, com.
1
(Hartford) (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Insurance
Aetna-Standard
10-15
3%
—
preferred
Aetna
4
—-
Stanley
Suburban
9-
$20c
•
4% %
9-16
5c
(quar.)
Stanley Home Products, voting com.
Non-voting common (quar.)
112%C
10-
-
9-
$1.31 V\
<
Sterling
Corp.—.
Service
Aero
9-16
9-16
Aid
Mfg., common
(quar.)
Properties
Sterling
9-20
9-23
10-
—
preferred
6%
8-31
dividend
Stock
10-
(quar.)—
_
1
(quar.) —
Corp.
Addressograph-Multigraph
10-15
—
(quar.)
10-
1
15c
10-15
&
Paper
$28 VaC
•
25c
Springfield City Water Co.—
7% preferred A (quar.)
—
4Vt% preferred E (quar.)__
—
Standard Holding Corp., class A (quar.)—_
Standard
9-13
15c
income).
9-
—
—
Co
Express
$1.09
(quar.)
French Laboratories (quar.)
Somerville Ltd., $2.GO preferred (quar.)
SoYg Paper Co., common
—5%% preferred (quar.)
Southeastern Telephone Co. (quar.)-.——
Southern Materials (quar.).
:
Southern New England Telephone Co. (quar.)
Sovereign Investors Inc.
(from net invest¬
B
9-13
9-25
Sicks Seattle Brewing
as
1
dividend
Stock
9-30
1'
10-
Arkansas-Missouri Power, com, (quar.)
Power & Light Co.—«
4.72%
preferred
(quar.)
4.32%
preferred (quar.)___—
*
Arkansas Western Gas
(quar.)
Armstrong Rubber Co., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
—.
2%
dividend
Stock
Adams
Agricultural
Quarterly
*————-
& Co., common
Kline
Class
9-17
2c
$2.12 preferred
Standard
9-17
8
Co.
((N.)
ment
1
2c
Corp. of America (quar.)
Sicks Ranier Brewing (quar.)—
Smith,
10-
10-
9- 5
dividend
Stock
40c
Sheraton
Malting
10-18
12-23
10-
75C
Seismograph Service Corp. (quar.)—
—
Selama-Dindings Plantation, Ltd.
(quar.) —
Sharon Steel Corp. (quar.)
Shattuck Denn Mining (reduced)
&
1
1-1-58
15c
Electric & Power, common
4.36% preferred A (quar.)
5%,% preferred B (quar.) —
——
Savoy Oil (Dela.) (stock dividend)
Scarfe & Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Schick,
Inc.
(quar.)
:
Schield Bantam (reduced quar.)
Scullin Steel Co.
(quar.)—1
——
Slater
9
$20c
Savannah
known
1
35c
Saco-Lowcll Shops (reduced)
Louis National Stockyards (quar.)
Carlos Milling Ltd. (irreg.)—
Sanders Association, Inc.
(quar.)
Formerly
1111-
1
142 %c
preferred (quar.)
Acadia Atlantic Sugar Refineries,^Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
Ciass A (quar.)
Acme
Electric Corp.
(quar.)—:—
*dam Consolidated Industries, Inc.—
10-18
10%
San
———
10-
$1.19
St.
Special
1
$1.17
(quar.)
Ltd.
Industries,
Russell
1
11-
22 Vac
_
dividend
Stock
10-
1
10-
Holiert
o/flec.
9-28
30c
25c
Arkansas
4Va%
9-20
30c
10-
$1
(quar.)
Common
9-13
35c
Mills
Brand Rice
River
1
10-
45c
Laboratories, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Abitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—
4%
9
12-
1-2-58
When
Payable
(quar.)
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
5
9-
Abbott
9-20
10-28
25c
(quar.)_*
common
of Company
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
Share
Holden
When
Per
Hoiaert
When
Per
'
1957
(1158)" "
P
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
10-
1
9-30
9-27
12-27
9-27
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-
1
9-20
S-20
9-30
9-30
9-14
9-13
3
9-
9-16
9-U
9-16
9-24
12-24
9-13
9-
6
9-
6
9-
6
9-20
9-16
9-
6
9-
6
9-16
9-16
Number 5673
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Name of Company.
<
"
When
Share
;■
Payable
35c
(1159)
Holdert
Per
of Rec.
Stratton Corp.
&
Briggs
(quar.)
preferred
5.28 ft
(quar.)
9-30
9-
6
be
9-30
9-
6
4.35ft
preferred
33c
(quar.)—
Bridgeport Gas Co., common
9-30
9-
6
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
35c
.
&(T.
5ft
G.) & Co., Ltd.,
preference (quar.)___
Co. (quar.)
common
9-16
4.10ft
preferred A
4.10ft
preferred B
9-13
4.75ft
preferred C
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
9-20
9-
4.75ft
9
Illinois
4.80ft
5c
9-20
9-
9
9-10
8-28
4Ma ft
93 %c
10-15
$35c
9-16
of
ment
6
from
free
pence
British
Illinois
3.50ft
preferred
1
9-
6
4.60ft
preferred
$53c
10-
1
9-
6
4.75ft
$56c
10-
1
9-
6
6ft
$62c
10-
1
9-
6
1
9-
6
preferred
$37 Mac
$$1
9-16
8-30
10-15
9-13
Class
♦
Power
10-
'
9-16
1
9-16
11-
1
10-17
11-
1
10-17
11-
1
10-17
9-30
9-16
(increased)
9-16
Building
Bunker
10-
1
9-10
Chemical
10-
1
9-10
20c
10-10
9-10
20c
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
Burnham
Burrard
Corp.
Burroughs
Butler
3M2%
4M2ft
v
5ft
Buzzards. Bay
Gas,
10-
non-cum.
prior
9-13
Chicago Rock
8-23
Chicago,
10-21
9-16
9-30
9-16
10-
E
1
Quarterly
Copper Co. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, 4Me
2
pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.,)
City Investing Co., 5Ma 'ft preferred
City Products Corp.
C
I
Financial
T
Calgary & Edmonton Ltd.
Calgary
60c
(s-a)
Consumers
Electric
California
Ink
California
Interstate
Co.
California-Pacific
5ft
5ft
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
i
Cement
$1.30
iquar.)___
—
Canada
3
3
Coca-Cola
Co.
27 Mac
9-16
9-
3
Coca-Cola
10-25
11-15
9-30
9-
6
Colgate-Palmolive
9-30
9-
6
Colonial
Finance
Colonial
-
Sand
$2.50
_
Colorado
9-16
9-30
37.Mac
10-31
10-
4 Ma ft
(quar.)__
common
25c
1
9-13
10-
5ft
Ltd.,
10-
1
9-13
5 Ma ft
$25c
10-
1
9-16
Colorado
$37Mac
t37Mic
+$1.06 Mi
8-31
1
9-10
9-20
4%
(s-a)
(s-a)
$87'/aC
4-1-53
2-28
Class
B
(s-a)
187 Mac
4-1-58
2-28
1
9-13
(Toronto)
Canada Safeway, Ltd., 4.40ft pfd. (quar.)—
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd. (s-a)
Canadian Breweries Ltd., common (quar.)__
$1.25 convertible preference (quar.)
Canadian Bronze Co., Ltd., com. (qua*.)
5ft preferred (quar.)
Canadian Canners, Ltd., class A (quar.),
Canadian Celanese, Ltd., com. (increased)
$1.75
preferred (quar.)—
ft $1
series' preferred (quar.)
Corp.
—
—
r
Canadian
Collieries
General
Canadian
Ltd.
Resources,
-Electric
General Securities
Ltd.,
class
Class ;B
:
Canadian Ice Machine Co.. Ltd., common
'■* Class A
(quar.)
■ft
Canadian Ingersoil-Rand, Ltd.
Canadian
Capitol
Westing-house
Products
10-
$$1.10
10-
$50c
$37 Mac
9-
1
(From
10-15
9-14
10-
1
8-30
1
8-30
10-
$50c
11-
1
10-10
$$1.25
11-
1
10-10
$18%c
10-
1
8-30
8-30
Connecticut
$43 %c
9-30
8-30
$25c
9-30
8-30
A—
,
._
;—
(quar.)
8-30
$1.2o
10-
1
9-17
$20c
10-
1
9-17
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Coppermines Corp.
(reduced)Consolidated Dry Goods, com. (quar.)
9-19
9-
5
$25c
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-10
9-
9
6
(quar.)
93 %C
(quar.)
1
6Maft 2nd conv. pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
One
for
share
each
Inc.
of
4Mi ft
7ft
of
preferred
2nd
(quar.)_.
Central
9-30
9-13
11 %c
10-
1
9-12
$1.75
10-
1
9-12
50c
B
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
$5
7ft
preferred (s-a >_.—
Consolidated Edison Co. (N.
$5
preferred
Consolidated
5M4 ft
Foods- Corp.;
—
(quar.)
Y.)
$1.25
common
Consumers
60c
Smelters
Tin
(quar.)
25c
i5°c
—
:
Continental
9-
9
Continental
(quar.)
Continental Can, $3.75 preferred (quar.):
$4.50 second preferred (quar.)
Continental Casualty
(Stock dividend)
Continental Commercial Corp., com. (quar.)
60c convertible preferred (quar.)__
Continental Copper & Steel industries (quar.)
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
35c
10-15
50c
9-18
9-30
9-
3
T—
.—
$2
15c
rH O
1
rH
9-20
9-20
9-
6
5.50ft
$1.25
9-20
9-
7
4 Ma
$1.25
12-20
12-
7
4Vaft
ft
Assurance
Baking,
(quar.)
common
preferred
Continental
Gin
^"1°
10- 1
15c
10- 1
$1.12 /a
$1.13
$1.04
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
25c
50c
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
'•
8-23
1
12-2
54c
5c
A (quar.)
9-27
10-
t40c
50c
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$4.52 preferred
$4.16 preferred
Co.,
preferred
preferred
10- 1
9-16
10-15
9-16
.
1
Co.—
Power
10- 1
9-20
10- 1
10-1
9-16
11- 1
22Ms>c
—
Acceptance Corp., class
preferred
Consumers
9-30
10- 1
10-1
Utilities
Gas
•
655/sCs
—
(quar.)
Consolidated Paper Corp. Ltd. (quar.)
Consolidated Rendering
Co.
(quar.)
Consolidated Textile Mills", Ltd.—
5ft
preferred (s-a)—
Consolidated
25c
(quar.)-
(quar.)
preferred
Consolidated
15c
90c
$3.50
60c
(quar.)—.——
$4.50
—
:
Central Foundry Co., com. (quar.)_.
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
preferred
9-13
$1.75
Central Detroit Warehouse Co
5ft
9-30
$1.12%
(quar.)
Storage
preferred
9-10
Cigar Corp.,
20c
9-23
(quar.)
(quar.):
Central Aguirre Sugar
5ft
1
held
America, com.
(quar.)___
preferred
Cold
10-
(stock dividend)—
Central American Petroleum
shares
20
Celanese Corp.
9-20
15c
!
Cataract Mining
1
15c
(J. I:) Co.,
■7ft
9-15
10-
from
income).
Products
Carthage Mills,
Case
1
$2
Quarterly
Carter
10-
Co.—
(quarterly
10- 1
10- 1
10c
9-16
9-
Corp.
40" }
25c
iquar.)
Power
9-16
9-16
General
&
$25c
9-30
&
45c
—
Light
30c
6
25c
net investment
Quarterly
Connecticut
(quar.)—
9-
12-15
•
Consolidated
9-30
10-
20c
Carriers
10-31
10-31
9-30
12-31
8-30
$75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Carolina Telephone & Telegraph
10c
10c
31V4C
31MiC
9-16
$$2
Carey, Baxter & Kennedy (quar.)
common
10- 1
1
$2MaC
Carnation
Co.,
$1.37Ma
J50c
Co.-—
Insurance
common
(quar. I
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-16
9-30
9-16
9-27
9-16
9-27
9-13
8-31
9-15
9-20
1
10-
9-20
9-
5
9-20
9-
5
12*-20
12-
5
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-13
15c
10-
1
10-
1-
9-
6
9-
6
75c
(quar.)—
9-27
9-
6
9-27
9-
4
12-
•
non-cumulative
class
A
(quar.)
non-cumulative
class
A
(quar.)
50c
12-27
40c
9-16
8-30
12-
6
8
9-25
9-10
(quar.)
Inc.
6
9-
11-
D<
*
GMCipnr
W.
Dan
River
5ft
22Mac
(quar.),
Corp.
Mills,
9-12
5
(L.
9-
6
93%c
10-15
10-
4
12 Mac
9-30
9-20
1
9-16
Davidson-Boutell
$1.37 Ma
9334C
$1.12Ma
1ft
10c
15c
25c
50c
$1.12
$1.13
9-30
10-15
pfd.
conv.
9-16
8-26
9-13
9- S
9-16
9-16
Delaware Power
1
9-14
10-
1
8-27
10-1
9-13
87 Mac
10-
$1
9-13
1
4
15c
9-20
9-
25c
9-30
9-16
7 Mac
10-
1
9-10
37MSC
10-
1
9-
5c
10-
3
1
9-13
50c
9-28
9-11
12 Mac
9-16
8-30
'
9-30
$1 «
L(ght, 4% pfd. (quar.)—
&
9-16
10-
J 75c
(quar.)
RR., common (s-a)
8% preferred (quar.)
De Vegh Investing Co. Inc. (quar.)__
Decca Records (quar.)
—
Decker Nut Manufacturing (quar.)
Deere & Co., common (quar.)
Dejay Stores (quar.)_
;——:
Delaware & Hudson Co. (quar.)
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR
9-13
9-30
$1.50
$1.25
6ft
Co.,
10-
25c
Dayton & Michigan
9-16
,
__
Dayton Malleable Iron
5ft preferred
(quar.)
9-20
9-12
9-16
8-31
3
1
75c
8-31
9-
9-12
1
(quar.)^
Co.
A.)
10-
10-
(quar.)
preferred A
3%ft
-
20c
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
Dana Corporation, common (quar.)
9-10
92 Mac
9-30
9-10
1—
$1.07
9-30
9-10
$1.14
9-30
$1.05
9-30
$1.25
4,/2c
9-30
9-17
preferred
(quar.)
4.20ft
preferred (quar-.)
5ft preferred (quar.)—.—:—
;
Delaware Valley Financial Corp., cl. A (quar.)
9-13
Delta
1
8-30
9-16
4.28M<>
f
3
9-
preferred
(quar.)
preferred'* (quar;)
3.70ft
'
9-11
9-17
(quar.)
Grande Western
Electric
Rio
«fc
Denver
$2;50
9-13
Detroit
Gray Iron Foundry
9-15
Detroit
Steel
9-12
;
Di-Noc
9-
■Diamond
3
9-16
9-
3
Distillers
9-
3
Diversified
9-
3
Diversified
*
9-13
(quar,)-
9-
Corp.
(quar.)
Growth Stock
12-20
Dow
Dravo
1
Corp.,
3
(Allen
9-16
9-16
9-
9
9-24
9-24
3.75 ft
4
4ft
4.10ft
9-16
4.15Mo
9-
6
9-
5
4.20ft
$2.10
2
(quar.)_
Laboratories, Inc.—
9-18
9-18
9-
6
9-
6
9-
6
9-16
9-16
9-16
9-13
9-
6
Co.
9-24
9-27
11-
1
10-
1
10-
1
9-
3
8-30
9-16
8-30
1
9-30
10-15
9-25
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-20
10-
9-
9-16
7
3
1
9-16
10-25
10-1Q
$1.12 Ma
10-25
10-10
10-
30c
10-
10-
9-10
1
1
9-23
10c
9-20
50c
9-10
1
9-9
9-13
9-
10-
5
46MaC
9-
5
10-
9-
5
51M4C
10-
9-
5
517/aC
10-
9-
5
52 Mac
10-
9-
5
5 2 Mac
—;——
10-
50c
10-
9-
5
5c
(quar.)
9-30
9-16
31M4C
9-30
9-10
■—
10-
4
12 Mac
Ltd., 7Mo pfd. (accum.)
East
Malartic Mines,
Ltd.—;
East Tennessee Natural Gas, com.
(quar.)_
5.20 ft
preferred
(quar.)
Eastern Air Lines
(quar.)
Eastern
Bakeries,
Ltd., common
4Mo
preferred
(quar.)
Participating'
Gas & Fuel Association, com.
4M2ft
preferred (quar.)
Eastern Massachusetts Street Ry.—
Eastern
first preference A
-
(quar.)
(accum.)
iquar.)
1
6ft
5
Eastern
9-16
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
1-2-58
9-
5
9-
4
preferred (quar.)
Eastern
Stainless Steel
(quar.)_
Eastern Sugar Associates, $2
pfd.
Assn.,
9-16
—
(quar.)
9-
12-16
9-10
10-15
10c
(quar.)
10-
9-16
1
10-15
87 Mac
-
(quar.)—
9-16
9-16
10-
-
East Kootenay Power
Racing
9-17
$1.75
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Oil
1
25c
common-(increased quar.)_
Duraloy Co. (qua*/.)Duval Sulphur & Potash
Eason
9-20
$25c
10-
50c
11-16
8-
9-13
1
45c
preferred
9-16
•
9-20
10-
$3
(quar.)
Duquesne Brewing (quar.)
Duquesne Light Co., common
10-
9-20
9-30
39c
40c
7ft
9
25c
30c
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)___
Dunhill International, Inc.
-
8-
8-28
B.)
Co.,
25c
25c
preferred (quar.)
(E .1.) de Nemours & Co.—
preferred
(quar.)—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)_Power
5
25C
5ft
Duke
3
5
10-
$50c
$3.50
9-16
910-
10-15
t25c
du Pont
'
9-25
10-15
$$1.12 Ma
(quar.)—
Co.
Industries
-
1
$25c
(quar.)
4ft preferred
Dresser
9-20
9-17
—
DuMont
9-17
8-29
9-30
11-
$12 Mac
Rockaway RR.
Draper Corp.
10-29
5c
:
Industries
&
11-25
9c
i.
(quar.)
Steel, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Chemical
9-13
1
10-
(quar-
Inc.
preference (quar.)—
Corp. (quar.)
Dover
9-
Fund,
common
Dover
Dover
9-13
8-30
2M4C
Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Dominion Glass, Ltd.
(quar.)
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co., Ltd.—
10-18
5
9-28
10c
Common
10-18
9-
9-16
9-20
20c
(quar.)
(Joseph) -Crucible
Common
9-20
9-20
3%
;
Ltd.' (final)
Co.,
4Ma ft
5
9-10
9
9-20
.
12%%
Productions
Dominion Foundries &
6
t
9-
25c
- (quar.)_
Fund—Beneficial shares
Dodge Manufacturing Corp., $1.56 pfd. (quar.)
<
9-
12-
9-20
25c
preferred
Dixon
3
12-15
12 Mac,
Dodge & Cox
10-15
12-
—
Co
Car
Corp.
Aluminum
36c
9-25
6
$1.50
from income)
terly
Dixie
4
9-10
9-
5c
dividend
Stock
9-13
9-20
9-16
62 Mao
(quar.)__
Inc.
Arts,
Motor
(Walt)
Disney
10-16
T
Stores
Diana
10-16
25c
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar,)—
Chemical
6
9-
Corp.—
preferred
6ft
8-31
9-10
9-10
62ftc
(quar.)
RR.
1st preferred
to $3.50
9-10
■'
9-16
Tramway Corp.—
9-13
9-
:
-
9-1G
9-
—
4.56ft
$1
$10c
—
9-25
6c
—
Water Co.—
General Life
9-30
50c
Cutler-Hammer,
-
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Cement Corp.
(quar.)—
25c
Ltd.
Co.—
Quarterly
9-30
1:20c
10-4
10-15
10-29
9-30
9-30
28c
70c
25c
preferred (quar.)
Compo Shoe Machinery, com.
(resumed)—
Voting trust common (resumed)—
5Mo
preferred iquar.)
5ft
preferred .(quar.)
Confederation Lite Association
(Toronto)—
$31Mic
9-10
$2
9-13
Dominion Corset, Ltd.
5'Aft
3
9-10
1
75c
prior preferred (quar.)—
Curtiss-Wright Corp., com. (quar.)
$4
9-11
1
10-
$1.12 Ma
preferred (quar.)
Publishing, $1.60 prior pfd.
Curtis
9-30
income)
investment
Commonwealth
4 Ma ft
7
9-30
Ohio
Investment
8-19
10-
12 Mac
Clothing Co., common
4
9-20
$25c
(s-a)
(quar.)—__
Ltd.
1:90c
3
9-
10-30
10-10
Commonwealth
A
9-10
40c
9-
30c
40c
8-31
1
9-16
30c
—.——
10-
—$2
1
Class
Curlee
Co.—
(quar.)
10-
$87MaC
.Canadian
10-1
8-15
(s-a)
Mtge.
$1.25
8-31
B
Permanent
9-30
1
8-15
9-30
9-30
a
3IM4C
9-1G
9-16
9-27
10- 1
—
Corp.
Southern
&
,9-25
710- 1
10-1
9-28
(quar.)—
10-
•1:50c
9-13
Class
Canada
62VaC
683Ac
common
(quar.)—
preferred'
Pictures
9-27
10- 7
B
187 Vac
(quar.)—__
1
>
50c
(quar.)——
Electric (quar.)
Combined Insurance Co. of America
(stock
divid.) 3 shs. for each 7 shs. held)
Combustion
Engineering
(quar.)
.'
Commercial Credit Co. (quar.)
Commercial Solvents
Corp.
(quar.)
10-
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
9-30
11- 1
11- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
A
(quar.)
& Southern Ry.
1st
Columbia
,
$1.12 Ma
preferred
Columbus
$29M4c
class A
(monthly)
—
com.
Interstate Gas,
Colorado
9-16
10-15
10-
Iron,
&
preferred
5ft
(Toronto)—•
com.
Fuel
10-
40c
Stores* (quar.)
Drug
Extra
9-30
9-25
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
10- 1
9-16
9-27
,
7'Ac
11c
He
(monthly)
preferred
$1.06%'
(quar.)
Ltd.,
8-20
1
common
10-15
15c
;—
9-
(auar.)—
preferred (quar.).
Colorado
9-29
(quar.)____
pfd. (quar.)__
3 Ma Me
(quar.)
Power,
Central
Common
4
Co.,
Co.
1
10c
(quar.)
Corp.
Darling
10- 1
1°- 1
10- 1
10- 1
- 9-30
30c_ / 9-20
common
&- Stone
11-
$1.75
—
(quar.)
Apartments
Gas
Davega Stores, 5ft conv. pfd. (quar.)
David & Frere, Ltd., class A (quar.)—_—
62c
$1
$7.40
15c
87Mac
(quar.)
Engineering,
(quar.)
preferred
Denver
•
Coleman
9-13
.
10c
20c
30c
90c
International Corp(
$$1.15
Co.,
Packers,
3
9-
9-13
10-15
$1
(year-end)
com.
9-30
*
9-16
9-16
9-16
—
9-
9-16
7ft
Sugar Co.,
9-13
50c !■
9-
20c
-
preferred
-
10-24
12-24'
9-26
11-27
$1.75
—$1
Y. (quar.)_
25c
Coca-Cola
3
9-10
1
$2
9-12
common
9-16
9-
Cumberland
Cumberland
9-
10- 1
10c
9-16
9-16
1
9-27
11-
40c
10- 1
Co.
7%; preferred (quar.)___.
4ft second preferred (quar.)_,
10-
45c
(quar.)
9-13
,
Bottling Co. of N.
Coca-Cola Bottling Corp. (Cinn.) —
$2.50 class A .((quar.)_
$32 %c
Co.
Products
Aluminum
Cluett Peabody & Co.,
6
Co.—
(quar.)_
Assurance
Malting
4Mi ft
Club
9-13
1
10-
26M4C
$1.18%
—
Class A (quar.)
Canada Iron Foundries, Ltd. com. (quar.)—
4Mt%
preferred (quar.)_.,__—
Canada
9-
9-16
55c
Flooring Co., Ltd., class B
Canada Foundries & Forgings, Ltd.—
Life
9-13
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
G
27c
(quar.)—:
Canada
Canada
1
10-
25c
Ginger Ale,
Dry
8-31
Ltd.—
Co.,
preferred
$4.25
8-31
9-30
Trencher
(quar.)
._:——.—
Clifton Forge-Waynesboro Telephone Co.
Climax Molybdenum Co. (quar.)
:—
—
preferred
preference
Canada
9-30
40c
Co.; (quar.)—
Soup
25c
63c
com.
A < quar.)_____.
Refrigerating & Terminals
preferred (s-a)
;
Canada
;
Cleveland
6
9-14
$1.12Ma
(quar. X
Quarries (quar.)
Cleveland
5
(quar.)
pic.
$4.75 preferred
•'
5
1
J25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
(Canada) Ltd.
of America
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
9-12
.
preferred
$4.50
99-
-—--
Camden
Campbell
;
1
Packing Corp.. (quar.)
Hecla, Inc., common (quar.)
Calumet &
5
1
25c
(ciuar.)
convertiWe preferred
California
9-
10-
preferred
5ft ft
10-1
Electric Illuminating—
Cleveland
Telephone—
Utilities,
convertible
5
3ft
;
(quar.)
preferred
5ft
5.40ft
9-
10-
(quar.)__
convertible
5.25ft
$2.50
Power,
9-16
1
10-
$$1.25
——_—
California
9-13
10-15
—
(quar.)_
Civil Service'Employees Insurance Co. (s-a)
Cleveland Builders Supply (quar.)—
$$1.12%
___—
—-
dividend
:Stock
10-15
$$1
preferred (quar.)
.___
4Ms ft-• preferred- ( quar.) ■____
5ft redeemable pfd. (quar.)_
California
9-10
$$1.25
4%
;
1
$5c
—
Ltd., common (quar.>
preferred iquar.)+_
Power,
redeemable
5%
10-
$50c
(quar.)
Corp.
9-10
10-
25c
common
10-15
10- 1
$1
$1.75
$1
62M2C
$1.37Ma
55c
60c
__—
7ft
.
6
8-30
50c
Corp.,
Zellerbach
&
10-1
15c
$1.50
$1.75
—
Chile
8-29
9-
:
6
9-
9-16
10c
(quar.)—
Zellerbacli
10- 1
9-23
.
Chicago Towel+Co.,
common
—__—___
r
$7 convertible preference (quar.)_
9-1G
10-
9-16
8%
67Vic
Pacific RR. (quar.)
South Bend RR.—
&
8-30
9-
9-24
Inc.—
Co.
12 Mac
—
Shore
12-16
9-30
9-30
4c
10c
25c
(reduced)-
•
9-27
9-30
12 Mac
9-
37M2c
37MaC
$1.25.
$1.25
(quar.)
Island
South
1-1-58
$2
-
Corp.
9-16
Forster—
preferred
Crown
Pacific RR..
1
9-25
37 Mac
(quar.)
Crum
10-15
$1
9-20
87M20 , 11- 1
75c ft 9-25
$2
9-25
25c
9-30
—
Products
jl
9-16
b2MaC
prefe.rea—
pfd. (quar.)__
Steel
9-
$1.12 Mi
:
9-SO
10c
Quarterly
(quar.)v
!
(quar.)
.Molded
Extra
25c
"
!
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
9-13
$1.12 Ma
.
Crown
9-24
9-20
57Mic
(quar.)
Paul &
St.
(quar.)
$5 preferred
9
&
(quar.)
Chicago
50c
,
(quar.)__
com.
$2
3
3
Cunningham
$5 preferred (quar.)
4
10-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quincy RR.
Lumber
Common
9-13
10-29
10-
&
Common
9
t
1
10-
3
Bank (New York)—
,
(quar.)
Crown
9-
1
9-13
12 Vac
Seal
9-13
11-
11-15
10-15
12 Mac
8-23
9-
9-20
93 34c
8-23
9-
9-20
1
9-30
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
&
1
10-
2ft
Co.,
Clasfs B (quar.)
Crow-n Cork International, class A (quar.)—
Cork
10-
$25C
Co.
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
$1.12Ma
40c
75c
.
(s-a)
quar.)
(quar.)
7c
10c
$2
Inc.
Milwaukee,
25c
Inc., ;5 ft: preferred
Bymart Tintair,
10-18
Mill
$12c
(quar.).
class A
Corp.,
6%
35c
15c
(quar.)
Butterick; Co.,
9-
$15e
—__
(quar.)
preferred
9-16
$45c
____________
6
9-i 3
30c
<quar.)___«
Corp.
Chicago,
9-
1
10-
Chicago
9-20
,4
preferred
conv.
8-30
1
9-27
90c
iqUiUV)
Manufacturing
9-18
(quar.)
Chesebrough-Fond's,
Chicago,'Burlington
8-30
9-25
10-
—
-
Dock. Ltd.,
Dry
Crossett
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
4 Ma ft
preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
9-19
9-17
100%
—
Lid.
Steel,
preferred
Corn Exchange
Increased
9-13
9-30
10c
25c
$1.25
Products, Ltd. (quar.)
Hill Co. (quar.)
.___
Burlington
9-13
Vought Aircraft, Inc. (quar.)
Chapman'Valve Manufacturing (quar.)
62 Mac
__i._
—
Co.____
Forge
Crestmonfc
Cuban-American
9-23
40c
Bucyrus-Erie :Co.; (quar.)_._.
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp. (quar.)
Buffalo
9-13
Champion Paper & Fibre
1
(quar.
Co. .(quar.,)_
Watch
Bulova
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-18
(increased
Ltd.
13c
15c
9-30
___«.
dividend
Stock
$5 preferred
.
9-10
preferred
(quar.)
Credit Finance Service, Inc., class A
5ft pfd. (quar.)
dividend)-;—
(stock
334%
9-13
9-16
$2.50
Inc
(quar.)__
common
Oil
9-16
9-30
12 Mac
Co.,
B
9-16
1
5c
Crane
9-10
1
10-
$4
9-10
Co.
Terry Shoe,
L.),
10-
87 Mac
(quar.)
1
1
1
1
income
9-16
87MaC
25c
10101010-
iquar.)
9-30
25c
*
15c
(R.
Trust-
from investment
Certain-Teed Products Corp.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender.Co.—
:v
preferred
Quarterly
9-20
25c
Crain
(quar.)—
com.
9-12
1
Investment Fund,
Chemical
Crucible
Corp.,
9-23
10-15
—
(quar.)
Craddock
A
15c
(quar.)
Gas, common (quar.t
Brown-Forman Distillers, common (quar.)__
4ft preferred ■<quar.)
,_
Bruce ((E. L.) Co. (reduced)__v
——
Common
class
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Craig Systems
(quar.)
Century Shares
$4.50
Reynolds
Petroleum
Cosden
9-10
Chance
preferred
9-13
9-10
(quar.)
9-13
(quar.)
&
preferred
Class
10-
Brooklyn; Borough
$1
$1.04
$1.16
$1.19
20c
95c
(quar.).——
Corroon
9-13
9-18
(quar.)-
Acceptance
A
8ft.
Coro, Inc.
8-30
Service—
Public
9-13
1
25c
9-30
(quar.)
Corp.,
Class
9-13
35c
87MaC
$1.15
$1.18%
4
10-
$1.31 M»
com.
Counselor's
(quar.)
common
10-
Corning Glass Works, common iquar.)
3 Ma ft
preferred (quar.)
3(aft preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
9-13 '
9-13
3
9-
10c
20c
iquar.)
Cowles
B
Century
Co.—
Gas
prefened (quar.)
Brockway Glass, common
$3.80
5ft
9-16
1
10-
5ft
dividend
Stock
-
Brockton. Taunton
1
10-
—
9-13
Corp.,
preferred
A
9-18
(quar.)
Warehouse
Central
$35c
Ltd. (quar.)
$50c
British Columbia Telephone, com. (quar.)
$$1.12 Ma
■4Mift preferred (quar.)_—
$$1.50
6ft
preferred (quar.)_____
:—
$$1.09%
4%% preferred (quar.t
$$1.18%
4% ft preferred (quar.)____;.
$$1.50
6ft 2nd preferred (qu.ir.
7MaC
British Industries Corp. (N. Y.) (quar.)
(s-a)
A
B
Columbia
series
$5.25
9-18
(quar.)
4.75%
Cornell-Dubilier Electric
9-13
9-16
50c
(quar.)—
Y.)
(N.
$1.50
Co.
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.65ft
9-10
of
9-30
9-30
9-30
(quar.)
Vermont
4.15%
Controls
Co.
(quar.)
(increased.)—;
Corp.
America
9-10
$1
$1.06M»
$1.23
(quar.)
preferred
Central
10-
Motors
Co.
Insurance
Continental
,
Payable Of
Share
Company
Cosmopolitan Realty
(quar.)
10-
$$1.19
9-10
Service—
Power
8-28
$$1
pfd. (quar.)
Name of
20c
preferred
Maine
9
'
— —
8-30
Class
$1.16
.
9-16
Class
$1.12Ma
(quar.)
Public
10-
—
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-20
10- 1
10 1
65c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
prteierreu
(quar.)
4.92%
ft
British
(quar.)
com.
(quar )
preferred
Central
'
•
preferred (quar.)
41/2%
preferred- (quar.)
5ft preferred ($50 par) (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
British Columbia Packers, Ltd.—
4 !4
4ft
Gas,
4 M» ft
__
British Columbia Electric, 4%
preferred
Central
8-30
&
Illinois
4.64 ft
8-30
1
10-
1
in¬
tax
come
$25c
10-
Electric
preferred D (quar.)
Light, common
Central
15c
Corp. (quar.)
Bristol-Myers, 3%ft
pre erred
(quar.)
British American Bank Note Co Ltd. (quar.)
British American Oil, Ltd. (quar.)__+_
British American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
Bearer and registered shares (final). Pay¬
of Rec.
Holder*
When
Per
floldera
Continental
$1.00%
$1.12Ma
$1.18%
40c
$1.02Ma
$1.02'/a
$1.18%
$1.20
iquar.)
9-16
10-
40c
(quar.)
Inc.
Brink's
8-30
9-30
45c
8-30
Central
Payable
Electric—
&
(quar.)
9-30
$28%c
Bristol Brass
Gas
9-16
.
$25c
—
____
Brillo Mfg.
Hudson
9-16
20c
Bright
Central
When
Share
Name of Company
15
10-15
$$1.75
9-16
8-30
$5c
9-16
8-15
9-15
15c
10-
1
32 Mac
10-
1
9-14
25c
9-16
8-15
$50c
10-15
9-30
$«1
10-15
9-30
$$1.50
10-15
9-30
40c
$1.12 Ma
$1.50
6
9-28
9-
1
9-
6
9-16
9-
4
10-
9-16
10-
1
25c
10-
1
8-1#
37 Mac
common
$1
10-
1
9-13
7 Mac
6Mo
Kodak
preferred
common
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)_
9-20
9-
3
60c
Eastman
10-
1
9-
5
$1.50
10-
1
9-
S
50c
Eaton Paper Corp
Economic Investment
9"^5
13c
—
9-2j
—+0|*
t25c
Baler (quar.)
Match Co. Ltd. (quar.)
Bros. Stores, 414%
pfd. (quar.)_—
Corp., class A (quar.)
::——
*„Z/?C
n"%n
9-30
2,:!
9-14
$1.0614
15c
10-1
9-27
9-20
9-16
Economy
Eddy
Edo
Class
El
B
Co.,
9-27
9-16
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
9-30
9-20
$4.72
preferred
$5.40 preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)—
El Paso Natural Gas (quar.)
—
Electric Auto-Lite Co. (quar.)
Electric Bond & Share Co. (quar.)-._—_—
Electrio Storage Battery (quar.)
—
Electrical-Products Consolidated (Seattle) —
50c
35c
50c
•
Products
Electrical
Angeles)—
(Los
Corp.
Quarterly
Electro
•
Abrasives
is
Emporium CJapwell Co., 7%
pfd.
(s-a),
—
;Endicott
Johnson, common <quar.)
4% -preferred (quar.)—
——:
Equity Fund, Inc
Erie Railroad, conv.
(reduced)
$5 preferred ,<quar.)
Evershurp Inc., common (quar.)__
S%»- preferred
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
—_
___
Excelsior Insurance Co, of New York (quar.)
40c
56 %c
62%c
37 %c
25c
*
.
Life
Insurance
$3
50c
10c
17c
20c
(quar.)___
Federal Bake Shops (quar.).
Federal National Mbrtgage Assn. (monthly)_
Federal'"Pacific^Electric (quar.)
—
Ferro
-
Corp.
Stock
4%
preferred
(quar.)
9-28
9-20
■»
30c
„
Financial
>
•
Industrial
Nat tonal. Bank
—
9-16
50c
40c
9-27
9-16
40c
7%c
56140
9-16
11-1
11- 1
Fund
of Jersey City,
9-16
8-30
50c
Firth
Carpet
Firth
(N, Y.)
(quar.)
Co.
5
(quar.)—
Sterling, Inc.,
7%
pfd.
$1.25
10c
60c
FHotkote "Co.-, common (quar.)_
•,'$4-preferred -(quar.).
-
Florida Power Corp.
-
(qu»r.)
$1.05
»
8-30
9-16
8-30
9-19
9-9
10-1
9-16
8-2
25c
25c
50c
Ltd- (quar.)
$25c
9-ie
10-
1
9-16
9-20
10-18
8-
2
9-12
9-
3
9-10
9-27
25c
(stock
L^" (q!lar"y
Fresnillo-Co. (quar.)
less
dividend)
9-16
9-
3
25c
(quar.)
Insurance
payment
11-25
10-15
10-
1
50%,
15%
Mexican
9«-30
10-28
9-30
20c
1
9-16
$30c
9-18
9-3
tax
25c
9-16
8-31
•
Frlgikar
Fruit
5^r
.
Corp.
°F the
2£°:
(increased)
Loom
A )
Co-
<q"ar-)
Funsten
(R.
E.)
.°°;i ,?las,s &®
(Julius)
4%
lo
Garlock
convertible
conv-
(quar-)
common
preferred
< quar.)
~
(quar.7_I
®/?^Prefe"ed (quar.)
preferred
General American
Stock dividend
General American
General
General
9_16
Box
Candy
9-13
9.
g
9-30
9-13
9-30
q-13
25c
9-30
9-
6
qon
Q-
a
9-23
9.
3
$35c
10-
1
10- 1
10-
25c
1
9-16
8-30
8-30
8-30
9-
3
in_
1
o_,^
$1.121/2
10-
1
preferred
(increased)
(increased)
9-14
Hein-Werner
1
9-14
Heinz (H. J.) Co..
Heileman
1
9-
(quar.)
r
"
.
9_27
9.
1
9-30
10-
1
9-16
35c
10-
1
9-16
Helme
52c
10-
1
9-14
Hendershot
9-30
9-
3
3
Hercules Gallon Products, Inc.,
10-
1
9-
3
59%c
10-
1
9-
3
Heroules
53y8C
10-
1
9-
3
Heritage Fund,
1
10-
1
9-17
10-
1
9-6
25c
45c
9-16
9-
9-is"
8-16
9
Inc.
12-
3
12-
3
12-
3
10-
33c
9-13
1
12-
1-1-58
25c
10-
3
9-18
1
9-30
9-16
Holland
9-30
9-16
Hollinger Consoliated Gold Mines,
9-30
9-30
9-16
Hqlly
30c
10- 1
9-1J
5%
10-
9-16
4%
1
Furnace
9-26
1
10-
9-13
10-
9-
200
10-
9-13
10-15
$150
6
9-16
'
50C
9-28
25C
10-22
25c
10-
9-20
20C
10-
1
8
9-13
9-16
9-
3
1
9-
6
9-15
9-
Increased
•.
15c
,10-
1
9-
$1.12%
10-
1
/
9
-■
9-18
$1-50 f
10-1
9-
Granite
Gfant.
quar.)
3%%
Gray
T.)
Co.,
preferred
Drug
_
Great
American
-600
10-
9-9
9-6
9-16
,
'1V
IV
9-30
-
8-15
i
$$1
9-30
9-10
10-30
10-10
9-16
50 b
9-16
9-
9-16
8-24
11-2$
9-25
9-12
9-18
8-20
50c
10-
1
9-
5
10-
1
9-
5
10-
1
9-16
5c
^
Co.
10-
1
9-
37% C
—
5c
Ltd., common (quar.)—_
10-15
10-
9-20
—
1
9-25
$40c
9-30
9-16
$30c
(quar.)
$1.20 class B preference (quar.)
Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.—
3
Y.)—
(N.
9-30
9-16
Great
1st
5%
Great
Lakes
25c
9-30
9-16
Great
Northern
60c
9-16
8-31
$1.10
9-16
8-31
75c
9-16
8-21
40c
9-10
$31 %C
preference (quar.)
Towing Co.————
Paper, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
.
Great Northern Ry. (quar.)
Great Southern Life Insurance
Great West Life Assurance Co.
(quar.)
(Winnipeg)—
Quarterly
Great
Financial
Western
Great
Sugar, common
(quar.)—
preferred
Corp.
Mountain
Central
Illinois
[
(B.)
Wire,
RR.
•
v
(quar.)
Income
Corp.,
preferred
Grinnell
Corp.
Guardian
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-13
(from
4(4%
Hancock
preferred
Oil
Co.,
Institutional
investment
from
cents
18
income
securities
from
Institutional Income Fund
9- 9
60 c
8-30
9-30
9-16
9-30
$1.25
v
9-16
,30c
62 Vac
9-30
9-18
12-30
12-18
61.25.
V
9-13
1
9-13
9-30
9-20
9-30
9-20
$1.12
9-30
9-20
57 %C
50c
$2
$1
■ 12c
$50c
$30c
35c
$12vsc
3%
10-15
10-
40c
35c
•-
60c
,.
10-
1
9-16
Inter-Ocean
9-27
9-17
Interlake
Iron
Steamship
Securities
Corp.,
Bi'eweries
Ltd.
Harvester
Co.,
9-20
8-30
8-30
4%
International
6
International
Ocean
9-16
International
Paper
10-
9-16
8-31
12 %c
9-16
8-30
$4
of
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
com.
Canada
Shoe
Co.
International
Department
11-25
Interstate
2-14
9-15
Textbook
2
11-
5
35c
9-20
9-
60C
9-25
9-10
20C
$$1.25
10-
1
11-15
5
9-13
Co.
Investment
Foundation
(quar.)
10-
$1.06 %
62 %c
10-
10-
1
11-
5
9-10
1
9-10
10-31
10-10
of
Trust
Class
Ltd.,
6%
10-
3
1-2-58
9-20
1
10-
10-15
9-21
12-
3
9- 3
9-
2
9-16
9-16
9-17
10-
1
to-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-13
9-30
9-13
9-30
9-20
y-30
9-20
9-20
10-
75c
$1
8-21
1
9-13
9-16
$1.50
8-23
9-16
8-23
10-
$1
^10-
1
9-16
60c.
10-
1
9-16
433ic
10-
1
9-U
75c
10-
1
62 %c
10-15
20c
(quar.)
9-20
com.
10-
1
22c
10-
1
6c
Services,
10-
1
54 %c
9-
9-16
9-10
9-10
10-16
9-16
10-16
9-16
8C
9-30
—
9-
9
75c
9-18
8-30
75C:
com.
-
of New
4
J75c
(quar.)
Inc.,
6
9-27
9-
$60c
(quar.)
9-18
8-30
York—
lc
10-10
10-
1
lc
10-10
10-
1
7VaC
10-10
10-
1
common
common
conv.
8-29
9-30
—
(quar.)
—
Funding Corp..
A
8-29
Boston—
Diversified
B
8-29
9-30
9-30
9-13
(increased)
preference
of
Class A common
Investors
9-10
9- 3
9-30
10-15
America
convertible
Class
$1,12 %
1
9-30
10-15
,
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Investors
9-10
$$1
Interstate
Investment
1
50c
,.
1—_
Stoies
Investment
12-
9-16
10-
8-30
-
Co., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Securities (quar.)
4.36%
1
1
9-13
Power
1
9-16
1010-
1
cquar.)
(quar.)
International Silver Co., 7% pfd.
10-15
10-
9-16
9-16
—
(quar.)i._
common
Co.
1
$1.16
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)-.,
Salt
International
12-16
11-
10- 2
$20c
(quar.)
Telegraph
$1.25 3-10-58
(quar.)
10-15
50c
Co.
Interstate
(quar.)
8-23
•
12 %C
(quar.)
8-15
9-16
"
9-
9-27
9-20
8-30
50c
(s-a)
pfd.
4%
Co.
Nickel
9-20
10-15
8-30
9-16
50C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1
15C
.
9-20
50c
Common
50c
80c
9-13
8-30
9-30
25c
Quarterly
-
3
1
9-30
10-
$1
International
9-16
9-
tG5c
Interlake
9-14
15c
3
9-13
40C
9-14
1
9-13
4
9-
9-30
35c
1
1
9-
1
15c
Corp.-
10-
10-
1
9-16
10-
10-
31c
profs.)
Exchange Building (111.)
(quar.)Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
10-
-
9-10
and
Insurance
_
1
9-10
9-30
6c
profits)-
9-10
1
_
10-
9-30
(9c from invest¬
9-10
2
International
preferred' (s-a)
9-24
Bank Fund—
cents
(13
2
75c
~I_
(quar.)
5%
60c
9
11-
Corp.—
(quar.)
9-13
9-10
9
International
pfd.
9-13
1
9-20
9
10-
$1.25
Ltd., 5%
1
20c
.
International Milling Co., pfd. A (quar.)
International Minerals & Chemical—
Hammermill Paper Co.,
4Va %
preferred (quar.)
1010-
8-30
9-
6%
Hamilton Cotton,
25c
56 Vic
3
0-20
1
9-
4
—
9-
9-30
,10-
9-
4
-
37
1
10-
15c
(quar.)
9-30
9
1
$2
$30c
Company
9-30
1
1
4
Cementing Co.
1
10-
9-
(quar.)
Planting
8-30
11-
11-
10-
ment inc. plus 6c from securities
insular Lumber Co—
Finance—
Oil Well
9-15
10-
9-
Quarterly
F.)
1
9-27
preferred (quar.)
—_——
$1.03
preferred (quar.>
$1.03%
preferred (quar.)
$1.14
Indianapolis Power & Light Co., com. (quar.)
37%c
4% preferred (quar.)
;—
$1
4.20% preferred (quar.)
$1.05
4.60% preferred (quar.)
$1.15
Indianapol s Water Co.— 5% preferred A (quar.)
$1.25
4V4% preferred B (quar.)
$1.06%
Industrial Acceptance/ Ltd., com.
(quar.)
$35c
$2.25 preferred
(quar.)—
-$56¥4C
$2.75 preferred
(quar.)
$68%c
$4,50 prefei-red
(quar.)
$$1.12V2
Industrial Development Corp., common
20o
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 67 pfd. fs-a).
S3
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co
—
Ioc
Institutional Shares, Ltd.:
9-
$5 preferred (quar.)
(W.
10-
,$6c
4.56%
9-30
Gulf Life Insux'ance Co. (quar.)
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.,
Halliburton
9-13
4ta%
9-30
preferred
8-31
V
9-30
preferred (quar.)
Interstate Gas, common (quar.)_
Gulf Power Co., 4.64%
5
9-25
9-30
and
current
25C
convertible
$5 preferred
9-20
9-17
12-
3c
12c
$1.25
(quar.)—
Consumer
12-16
,
$1.06%
—
60c
3
Investors
$5c
Quarterly
Guantanamo Sugar (year-end)
Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)—;
9-26
4.12%
••
•
30c
I_.
Grolier Society (quar.)
Grumman Aircraft Engineei'ing
10-25
9-30
Boston
of
:
(quar.)—
11-15
$12V'aC
—
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Griesedick Co.
(quar.)
Gulf
Fund
$5c
4V4%
8-31
$1.12 Va
————-—
(quar.)——_
(quar.)
6%
preference (semi-annual)——
Income Foundation Fund, Inc
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)_
5%
9-25
25C
(quar.)_»——
—_——
Imperial Life Assurance Co.. (Canada)———
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
—_
Imperial Paper & Color Corp. (quar.)—,;
imperial Tobacco CbV of Canada, Ltd., com.
30c
Extra
Greyhound
5
9-11
$45c
Lock Co.
$1.75
Power
Greenfield Tap & Die
Greening
9-
30C
(quar.)~
(quar.)
Greeley Square Building (N. Y.) (liquidating)
Green
9-30
$$1
Western
5
9-
9-25
45c
Industries, common
preferred (quar.)—
—r
Hoving Corp. (quar.)_—
Hubbell
(Harvey) Inc. (quar.)__—-——
Hugoton Production (quar.)—
Hunt Foods, Inc.j common——
—
Hupp Corp., 5% conv. preferred A (quar.) —
Hurd Lock & Mfg., 5% preferred (quar.).—
V 5%
preferred (quar.) n.——
—Huron & Erie Mortgage (quar.)^
—
Huyck (F. C.) & Sons, common (quar.)—
$2.75 class A preferred - (quar.) ———.
4 V2 % prior preferred series I (quar.)
8-31
4.40%
9-13
9-
9-16
$1.06 V*
9-10
9-25
12-16
35C
Insurance
1
9-16
37VaC
accumulated earnings)
—J—
Indiana & Michigan Electric—
75C
(quar.)__
Realty Class A
9-13
10-
30c
Incorporated
93%C
common
10- 1
60c
—
9- 4
10c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Quarterly
2
$25c
(quar.)
Great Lakes Paper,
>
$25c
Industries-.
American
4
55c
•
40c
;
(quar.)
Stores
Great American
12%c
*
;
City Steel Co.
(W.
9-13
Ltcl.—
Sugar, common
(quar.)—;
preferred
(quar.)
Illinois
4
9-13
Insurance—
Varnish
Rapids
1
9-13
50c
.Illinois
50c
Grafton 65 Co., Ltd., class A ( quar.)__
Class A (quar.).
—
Grand
9-13
10-
53 %o-
4.60% preferred (quar.V
Ideal Cement Co, (quar.)————-—
Bell Telephone (quar.)—
9- 9
$50c
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
I-T-E Circuit Breaker
10c
(increased
10-
1
10-
50c
-
Co.
Gould-National Batteries
1
4c
$2.25
9-21
5%
$1.25
25c
.Cqutr^-—--——^;,i-
Government Employees
9-20
9-20
10-
(quar.)—.
•
'
—:
9-6
,9-20
5c
$4.25
——
(quar.)_
Manufacturing Co.
9-20
0-27
10-
9-30
■i•
•
,
preference
8-21
Hooker Electrochemical Co.—
HVaC
Gold &i StDck Tfitegraph X quar;)_——
Gorham
8-30
9-20
$10c
9-16
$1.06%
convertible preferred (quar.)convertible-preferred (quar.):
F.)
.9-16
10-1
15c
$1.25
cents
(B.
10- 5
9-30
4V4% preferred A (quar.)
—
Hershey Creamery (quar.)
Hibbard, Spencer & Bartlett & Co. (quar.)
Hilo Electric Light Co.
Hinde & Dauch Paper (Canada) Ltd. (quar.)
Hoffman Electronics
(quar.)
(quar.)„
(quar.)--
10-15
Hershey Chocolate—
1-1-58
1-1-58
9-13
Bros.
10- 5
9-30
—
10-
A
5
10-15
20c
$1.23
4Vz%
5
10-
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Powder
$1.12 Ys
•
5
10-
10-15
4%
$1.37 Va
-
10-
10-15
$1.37%
dividend
Stock
10-15
12 Vac
1-1-58
—
•
5
9-16
9-13
(quar.)
55c
-
1
8V30
—
com.
593/aC
53 Vac
—
.
9-
10-
$$1.50
6%
preference
(quar.)_—
Hercules Cement Co. (quar.) —
12-
G6c
• -. •
9-19
9-16
9-16
—
Houdaille
Brewing—^
9-19
9-27
40c
(quar.)
12-31
Co.—
& Sons
9-13
1
9-27
43=(4c
450
2%
\V.)
9-13
11-
Paper Products, Ltd.-
50c
(quar.)
10-1
»25c
(quar.)
common
5
Co.
9-13
9-16
1
(quar.)
preferred
Common
9-14
Co.,
W.)
(Goo.
9-
(Fritz
9-18
9-25
25c
.
—
55C
;
1
91V4c
(quar.) —
-—
9-13
Haloid
$2
5V'2%
7%
;
1
10-
$1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%
"
& Co., common
(Walter E.)
Heller
10-
31 %c
10-
G
2c
(G.)
37»/2c
V "
Corp.
10-
Hall
(quar.)
Corp.
1
10-
1
10- 4
5c
(quar.)_^
3.65% preferred (quar.)__
Brewing Co. (quar.i
10-
10-
9-16
10-19
10-
(quar.)
Brewing
60c
$1.12%
9-16
9-30
12VaC.
Mining
33%c
(quar.)—
:
Hecla
9-13
>
9-13
10-
of Texas-
Transportation Corp.—
$8
1
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
10c
3%
Oil Co.
10-
Heidelberg
...
9_10
40c
$$1.25
(quar.)_„-.
Co.,
Cigar Co.
3
9-16
80c
Co.
q-
10- 1
$$1.37
Quarterly
General Baking
8-22
9-10
$i-50
5qc
common
5V4% 'preferred (quar.)
General Acceptance Corp., com.
<quar.)
General
American
Investors
Co.—
Common (quar.)
General
9-23
oc0
Garrett Corp. (quar.)
Gatineau Power Co., Ltd.,
1
9-16
28V4c
(quar.)_«
Packing Co. (quar.
Extra
S4.50
10-1
isc
Pfd-
11-
93
15c
Co.,
9-25
56i/4C
(quar.l__
Garrinckel
9-27
—""
i
4Vi% -preferred (qunr.)__
Inc.
(resumed)
Co.
ll°6
q-ir
62 Vs c
5
$1.15
net
Futures,
Gabriel
9-30
30c
—;
from
11-15
75c
12Vac
Co.—
1
ioc
~
__
(quarterly
10-
10c
.
(s-a)___
* undametttal Investors
investment income)
75c
1
6
$1.25
7%
(net. payment of each dividend 17c)
Company, common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Friedman (L.) Realty (quar.)
Frick
10-
—:——_
& Rubber
9-
59%C
—-
—
9-
1
5
Great
12--2
10-
9-
9-24
$$1.25
;
(quar.)
Above
9-30
$$1.25
Sl!?<^SrtiS0ni<i?"1of Auto
Canada>
Wheel Drive
Four
Life
9-11
350
—
Wayne Corrugated Paper (quar.)
Pressed Steel (quar.)_
Corp.
10- 1
75c
B
Franklin
9-11
20c
Fostoria
Fram
10-1
81V4c
(quar.)
Foremost -Dairies (quar.)
Fort
5
(voting and non-voting)
Ford Motor of Canada Ltd.—
Class A
(quar.)____
Class
*
9-
50c
Class, B common
«•
k' 8-26
Chemical Corp.-—
(quar.)—
Mineral
(quar.)
;
Forbes & Wallace, class A
(quar.)
'
8-30
9-20
9-20
25c
(quar.)—
_J__
Goodyear Tire «fc Ruhber (quar.)„
Goodyear Tire & Rubber-(Canada), Ltd;~
Common
(quar.)
8-30
9-20
9-24
25c
Foote
1
9-16
-8-31
•9-30
8-29
Goodrich
8-30
15c
'"Common, (quar.)
3%*% preferred
♦
61
9-20
50c
15C!.
1
1
9
4
8-30
45c
»
^Machinery &
9-16
j
9-
9-26
50c
9-26
Ctoldblatt
9-20
,
(quar.)———
9-10
1
9-20
Class
f
12-90
32c
Florida-Power-& Light, common (quar.)
Florida steel (quar.)
.Food Fair Stores, common
(quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar,)
Food
9-30
10-
25C
9-17
10-
50p
,V
common
10c
60
9-13
1-1-58.
9-13
9-16
1
3%
50c
25c
*
9-10,
10-1'
$1.23
9-30
Gold SeaJ Dairy Products Corp.—
10-18
10- 1
62Vic
45c
9-16
1
10-
40c
———
(quar.)—
Goebel
8-30
9-16
9-16
-
9-6'
,11-1
20c
Flagg-tftfca iCorp^ 5% prior pfd. (quar.)
Fleming Co^ 6%. pfd. (quar.)
:
,6%-- preferred (quar.)_—
Flexible7 Tubing Corp.-,
<
10- 1
10- 1
9-16
.;
(quar.)———
10- 1
1
10-
(quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)—
50c
Hastings Mfg. Co. (quar.)
„„,50
Hathaway (C. F.FCOm 5.80% pid. (quar.)36Uc
(All payments less 2% Hawaiian tax)
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.—
"
23c
5% preferred B (quar.)
21J4c
4V4% preferred C (quar.)
25c
5% preferred D (quar.)
25 c
5% preferred E (quar.)—
27 Vac
51/2%
preferred F (quar.)—
35c
Haxeltine Cfeyp. (quar.)
Gas,
Holder
10-
50c
—
—
preferred (quar.)_
4 % % preferred ( quar.)
Horner (F. W.), Ltd., class A
Glitsch
9-18
11- 1
506
15c
$1.75
(quar.)——
Fisher<Bros; Co.-(quar,)
■v
9-30
75c
(quar.)._
.".
Tire
Glidden
N. J.—
'Quarterly
Stores
..
9- 5
10-11
10-11
'
,
Stock
When
*1-50
-tlSc
—
preferred (quar.)—
Georgia Power Co., $4.60 preferred (quar.)
$4.92 preferred (quar.)
:
$5 preferred (quar.)
;
Getty Oil Co., com. (stock dividend).
Giant
Portland Cement
Co.
(quar.)— w—
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a);
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool • (quar.)
Gladding M'cBean & Co. new com. (initial)—
Glens FAlls Insurance (quar.)
Glens Falls Portland Cement (quar.)—
8-23
9-17
9- 5
;
-
First-National City Bank
First-National
9-9
9-20
'I4%c
^Glaiss'-B-^quar^j.—-
FinancialiGeneral Corp.; com. (quar.)
$2.25 pfd. series A (quar.).
First
- ^
10-
10- 7
Stock dividend
9- 3
9-16
1
1
—
Corp. (quar.)
dividend
Harsco
7"
1111-
5%
9-5
7%c
Finance Co. «of America, class A (quar.)
t
•
9-10
1
25c
Georgia-Pacific Corp., common
*
50c
10-
Inc.
Corp.
(quar.)
Harris-Seybold Co. (name changed to
Harris-Intertype Corp. (quar.)
8-30
-
Shoe,
Hartford
George Putnam Fund of Boston—
(From Investment income)—
9-6
9-10
9-25
1
9-16
$1.25
$5 preferred
(quar.)
5V2% preferred (qqar.) ——
4J/a% preferred (quar.)_
4 V4 %
preferred (quar.)
Genuine Parts
(quar.)
Genung's Inc.
(quar.)
T.._
10- 1
..
Telephone
General
11-29
9-16
9-27
11c
10-
933.ic
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Co. of Pennsylvania—
(quar.)—
—
— .
CO. of Wisconsin—
(quar.)
Corp., com. (quar.)—
preferred
preferred
preferred
General Time Corp.
9- 6
12-20
10-15
..
9-24
8%
$1.25
12»/aC
—
(qtfar.)
A
5.28%
Fidelity-Fund/ Inc.—
f
(Quarterly from current and accumulated
.
9-13
$1.25
preferred (quar.)—
4.75% conv. pfd. (quar.)
4.25% conv. preferred (quar.)
4.25% conv preferred (quar.)
"4.40% preferred (quar.)
4.75% conv. preferred (quar.)
5.28% preferred (initial)
L
9-13
$1
i
net Income)
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Co. (N. Y.)—
1
Quarterly
FiduciaryTTrust Co. > pf New York: (quar.)Field I Marshall)
& Co. See Marshall Field
Fifteen Oililquar.)—.
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines, Inc. (quar.)
9-27
4.40%
8-30
10c
(quar.)—30c
.
.
250
(quar.)_———
(Minn.)
Inc.
General Telephone
Increased quar.
10-11
9-13
2%
___.
Ferry Cap . ds Set Screw—.
Fibreboord-Paper Products, com.
>
9-23
Securities
preferred
General Telephone
$4.50 preferred
9-14
9- 6
9-9
8-31
8-30
10-31
9-28
40c
<quar.)
dividend
9-16
(quar.)
preferred
$2.10
9-10
9-10
9-10
9-14
8-30
15c
—
.
9-30
(quar.)——
1st conv.
General
9-19
9-19
9-10
40c
$1
<
9-16
37V2C
(quar.) —
(quar.)—
$3.75
Corp.,
S-30
(quar.)
Bank
Hanover
25c
(quar.)_.
preferred
pfd.
5%
Inc.,
preferred
$1.40
9-10
10-1
9-27
9-30
9-16
9-16
5%
dividend*
Federated Department Stores (quar.)
Federated Publications (quar.)
Extra
■
16, 1957
Payable of Ree.
50c,
50c
50c
37Vac
10c
Harnxschfeger
$1.25
Co.—
r
Quarterly
Farrei-Birmlngham
Stock
,
9-20
Printing
&
Manifold
Preferred
9- 6
11- 8
10-1
10-1
10- 1
9-30
9-20
8-15
(quar.)
Hanson-Van
Winkle-Munning
Harbison-Walker Refractories
6% preferred (quar.)
Harding Carpets, Ltd. (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
9-19
9-13
1
6
Castings (quar.)—
Telephone Co. of California—
5%
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co; of Illinois—
- 2%% preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)—
General Telephone Co. of Michigan—
$1.35 preferred (quar.)—„—
$2.40 preferred (quar.)-—:——4——.
General Telephone Co. of Nebraska—
9-13
9-21
9-19
10c
Family Finance Corp., com. (increased quar.)
:
4%%, preference A (quar.)
5% preferred B
(quar.)
—
Fanny FaTmer Candy Shops (quar.)—.
Fansteel-MetaUurgical (quar.)
Farmers & Traders
9-27
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
9-30
9-30
12-1
10- 1
10- 1,
10- 1
9-24
.
9-
General
9-19
8-15
9- 5
8-30
37%c
—
1
General Steel
9-20
9-30
9-16
9-26
9-16
25c
$1.25
30c
25c
—
—
Ex-Gell-O-Corp.
10- 1
$1
6c
10-
General
•
35c
40c
$3.50
50c
15c
General Railway Signal
General Refractoriies Co.
25c
•
Hanover
$1
Corp.—
(quar.) Electrolux Corp.
(quar.)—
r
Elgin National Watch Co. (quar.)*.
Elizabeth:Consolidated Gas (quar.)
-Elizabethtown Water Consolidated (quar.)__
6
General Portland Cement
15c
25c
15c
-
_
Refractories
Common
6
9-
Mills
9-18
'
•
9-
1
Motors
9-9
9- 6
10- 1
30c
Quarterly
,
i
1
General Paint Corp—
8-26
8-26
6-26
9-6
9- 5
9-30
(quar.)—
(N. Y.)
B
Class
(quar.)-
class A
(M. A.),
Hanna
6
10-
$5
8-26
9-30
•
9-
10-
General
8-20
$1.12%
SI.18
$1.35
32%c
1
25c
General
9-16
25c
(quar.)——
common
Per
Share -
$1.25
General
1/2°
i
Electric
Paso
$4.12 preferred tquar.) .
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)_
-
9 16
9-30
(stock div.)
common
10-
2%
preferred ($100 par), (quar.)——
preferred ($20 par) (quar.)_
—
6%
preferred (quar.)
General Controls, common (quar.)
—
6%
preferred (quar.)—
—
General Crude Oil
(quar.)
General Electric, Ltd. (final)
General Industries, 5%
preferred (quar.) —
jj-iu
X',9
(quar.)—
Ltd.
1
Trust,
Edison
•
Monday, September
Name of Company
5%
y"iU
(quarterly
Howard
Stock
Fund
net investment income)
from
;
.
.
Holden
Payable of Ree.
5%
,
l"c
from net
Eaton
Contract Co.,
General
(quarterly
Howard Balanced Fund
investment income)
Eaton &
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Reo.
Share
When-
Per
Holder«
When
Per
/
.
(1160)
Nam* of Company
■
Chronicle
cifid Finovcidl
The CoTtitneTcioX
16
-
preferred
(quar.)
(Continued
on page
52)
Volume
Number 5673
186
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(1161)
Stock Retford
New York Stock
«»
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Year 1966
!
Lowest
28% Sep
37%-Dec
Dec
Range Since Jan. 1
55
Oct
97%
,Sep
11
9
11 % Jan
2
6
•67% Jan
'
20
3
29% May 25
37% Dec
29 %
Sep 19
23-% Dec
6
Jan
154
12%'Dec 31
11%. Apr
19
24
July 17
Mar
132
Feb
V
22% Dec 31
9
52
Dec
20% Jan
10'
9
-190
Dec
13
155
Nov
•
9 4
163
; 2% Dec 13
17
Mar 14
Dec
11
111* t Dec
14
117 % Jan
16% Dec
21
'23% Feb
6
Dec
31
,88'% Jan 23
23% Mar 22
v6% Dec 31
241% Sep
115
Dec
3a
Jan
105
NOV
12%- Dec
'10% May
14
160
5
•
15% Feb
7
12
5% Feb
7
5
.
160
May
9% Jun
30
117 % Mai* 27
5'
18 % Jan
146
102
Jan
11
13
Jan
25
16
Aug 26
82% Sep 11
12
5
Nov" 28
129% Apr
9
25% Aug 15
21% Dec 11
•
,
21% Jun
36 % Apr
~23
56% Jan
4
97% Jan
3
Dec
26
30 Va NOV
29
104% Nov
8
125
47
77
34
Apr
17
62
Feb
37% July 25
14
Mar 12
July 11
133% Aug 10
preferred
3
Allied
39
9
May 16
Jan
4
107%
*107%
16%'
70%
70%
8%
16%
*70%
8%
45%
1
14%
5
*2
18
83
5
Laboratories Inc_
9%
1 9% '
8'a
*153
3%
y
15%
109
22%
14%
14%
*107'A
-
16%
72
•*70%
8
2%
82%
25%
•153
3%
15
I
14%
109
*108
16%
72
%
'
3%
■3
3%
15
109
15%
*108
17
72
*70%
72
<
8
290
*245
290
*215
*136
144
*136
*102
14%
'■
*2
82 Va
<
22%
*21%
44%
8%
45
107
46%
*102%
14%
2%
*2
,
84
22%
•102
14%
50%
51%
52
54%
53%
27%
28%
28%
28 Va
*28%
5
21
21
20%
21
X20%
20%
20%
20%
*20%
44
44%
43%
43%
42%
43'A
43
43 Va
42%
76%
77 Va
31%
*76%
Alpha Portland Cement
8
Aluminum
Aluminium
Co
32%
*76
31%
107%
33 Va
10
76%
31 Va
32
31 Va
104
33
32
77
31%
31'A
104
104
32%
31%
"104
31%
11,400
600
20%
1,600
7,700
42%
■'
77%
31%
105
200
;
54
29V4
32
107 Va
31%
1
60
15,700
1,600
31%
7,700
1
81 Va
82%
79%
80%
78
79%
78%
83'A
81
82 %
30,600
No par
38%
39%
37%
38%
37%
39%
39
40%
40%
40%
53,900
50
*27%
28%
27%
27%
*26'A
28
*26%
28
*26%
27
70
1
27%
27%
28
28%
*27 Va
28%
*27%
28%
*27%
28
12.50
No par
40%
40%
40
40 Va
39%
39%
40 %
40%
40%
1,100
2,000
America
of
*76
*102%
9,500
85'/a
22i/a
*22
51%
28
31%-
600
2%
84%
51
76%
20,000
«
14%
*2
2%
22 %
22%
46
207
*14%
85%
42,500
8%
45%
107
*14%
84
8'A
27%
107%
40
148
8%
52%
31 Va
500
-
290
140
28
*76
50
;
51%
*102 Va
5,800
A
109
*16%
28
Gorp
10,800
16%
*70%
Limited
»■
1
160
800
11,700
-
205
15%
16%
,
2,800
T,
53%
•153
A
160-
3
25 Va
*198
No par
ii
20 0
4,900
27
52%
8
43%
84
5,500
-200
i 9%'
*130
.>
107
*21%
160
■
3,700
165
*26%
/
53%
*196% 202
;
13,300
•"
25Va
'
*245
>
-
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*2
2%
83%
25%
26% J
>
202
16%
;
45%
22 %
<
3
5,800
*
25 Va
9%
No par
Mills
Products
8
July
53% July
14%
*194
*161%
Allied Stores Corp common__No par
4% preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
20
4.08% convertible preferred
100
30
102
15 Vb
16%
•
100
„
26
31% Sep 12
78
Sep 11
37% Sep 11
107%
3 Va
*102
75
Jan
15
.
160
3%
107
47% Jun 19
82
*153
205
*153
25Ya
1
3,700
>
'
52%
*102
15
36% May
161 %
26%
x45
40% Feb
119
161 Va
9%
25%
46
Allied
11
165
52%
146
Allied
Sep
25 Va
*158
,
290
8
Jun
*24%
26%
*136
22% Aug 13
31% Aug 29
25
25%
*245
5
104
25'A
14%
51%
148
16
>
29%
25 Vh
14
26%
290
27 % Aug
90% Jan
29%
24%
25
*194 A
800
14
53 Va
160
b
2.200
11,800
■
24%
25%
26%
*138
Allied ^Chemical & Dye
Allied Kid Co
14%
52
1
gtd
14%
26 %
3%
_5
Inc
14%
54 Va
25%
*245
Industries
14 %
53%
54
l
Allied-Albany Paper Corp
97%
29%
s
9%
__100
Allen
97%
14
,
9%
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
11
99 %
r
24%
14%
prior preferred
No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp..
1
Aug 13
98%
;
54%-> 55%
14%
15'A
29%
29%
9%
*192 V 202
A—100
Jan
45%
25%
2
common
30%
44%
26%
52%
*
100
preferred A
30%
44
25%
100
*
14%
53%
Shares
30
*26%
conv
20% Aug
42% Dec 21
_i
—
9%
9%
.
98%
,
the Week
<
29%
24%
165
$4
23% July 3
58% Aug 19
50% Aug 27
Dec"26
30
24%
*158
Alleghany Corp
5
08% Jan:
12
'
29 %
25 Va
160
4% %
65% Apr: 3
110% Jun 13
U
14
30 Vb
24%
160
42%
Friday
Sept. 13
.
25
14
29%
1
Alco Products Inc common
7% preferred,.
Aldens Inc common
i
14
Sep
Xl3%
.
30
43 %
53%
•:*
26
5 Va %
43% Sep
54%
*25
V
8
18% May 13
77% Jan 14
11
108% Mar 19
4
17
64% Dec
53%
26
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
241%-Sep 14
51
23
55%
30%
97%
*
15 Vb
Sales far
Thursday
Sept. 13
14%
100
*25
Aeroqulp Corp
Aug 28
Jan
100
SALE PRICES
42%
*30
,
■
.
15
-
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co—_1
Air Reduction Inc common
_No par '*■"
4.50% conv pfd 1951 series
100.4
8% May 28
114
101
.No par
Admiral Corp
10% Jan 16
10
44
54%,
„
Corp
42%'
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
"7
232% Jun 28
1
2
29%
Jun
Adams-Millis
30%
44%
15'A
1
.
Express Co
Sept. 10
30%
.15..
25
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
; 31% July 23
July 8
70 % July 26"
'*
88
ACF Industries Inc
! 65%
25
*98%
"
l
_l
14% Jan
31% July
14
Jun
_100
HIGH
Wednesday
Sept. 11
30%
44
10
July
14% Sep
preferred
*30%
Acme Steel Co
204
13
107
Conv
Vending Corp
Tuesday
Sept. 9
1
5
Adams
2% Mar
19
77
12
Aug 20
"
4%
ABC
27% Jan 11
15
155
Put
]
16% May 27
88% Jan
8
1
46% Feb
Monday
27% July 18
10
176% Feb
4% Feb 16
•
.■
64% May 17
Aug 20
26
9
Feb
11
LOW AND
.
Abbott Laboratories common....
•
3
STOCKS...1
Abacus Fund
104% May 22
17%Jun 10
23% Feb 13
4
36% Feb
136.
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
EXCHANGE
33% Jun 17
51% July 15
-
Aug 29
29% Sep
4
22% Jan
•
13
28
May
32% Jan
19
53% Sep
July 30
22
108
14
12
14% Jan
10
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Jan
7
1
Apr
29
'37% Feb
45% Apr
109% Feb
4
14
I-ov«st
32%Mar 12
^
6
98% Dec 14
II
■
'
Highest
21
Exchange
&
Ranj;e for Previous
I
17
Amalgamated Leather Co
28
Dec
31
39
3
27
Feb
4
30% Feb 21
24
Sep
27
31% Nov 19
26
Jan
2
29 % Jan
91% Jan
Apr
121% Mar 23
10
30% Sep 11
104% Feb 12
58
Dec
22
Sep
30
Oct
10
36
Feb
7
31% Jan
7
108
Jan
26
95% Jan
9
27% Mar
8
31% Oct
29
May 28
70% Jan
9
53 % July
147% Jun
7
95% Dec
79
4
64
16% Jan
39% Oct
89
Jan
9
26% Mar 16
19
105% Sep 27
126
23% Aug
1
47% Dec
118
Sep 28
3
Amerada Petroleum
7
Amer
24% Jan
8
American
2
3%%
19% Dec
11
104% Feb
12
140
July
6%
2
5
37 Va Apr
35
Dec
9
27
39% Feb
8
18
10
30 % Dec
14
5
13% Nov 29
5%
84
*82
84
41
4%%
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
48% July 15
29 Va Apr
30
American
17% Aug 27
7
Export Lines Inc
40c
Power__Nopar
213A
22%
21%
14%
14%
14%
34%
33 Va
34%
19%.
39% May 22
American Gas
23% Jan
13
2
American
Feb
18
135
-10
78
Aug 28
Jan
41
20
178% July
16% Jun
11
21
83
Feb
3.90%
4
28% Jun
'6
Apr
5
4
29
21
31
4%%
July 31
13% Sep
11
8% Jan
5% Jan
7
.
70 % Sep
11
83% Dec
*26% S°o
13
33% Mav
3
40% Jan
Feb
11
37% May
1
54% Aug
21
19
10
24% Mar 20
21
45% Sep
12% Sep
1Q
Feb
13
36% Jan
6
177
105
! 46% Jan 23
Nov
2g
59% MflT 25
12
Feb
21
148
.Jan 20
24% Aug 29
Jan
9
; Apr
34% Jan
4
10
158
97% July
48% Sep
11
63% Jun
3
11
Jun
19
155% Jan
24
62
136
Aug 19
*
10
46% Mar
3
45% Jan
3
116
Aug 26
123% Feb
15
37
Sep 10
47% Jan
8
40
129% Mar 26
4* 25
Jan. 19
2
51
July 24
Jun
■
.
July 11
18%
Natural
10% Dec 28
16
16% Jan
16
187 Va Feb
10
1
;
84% Apr 30
]
26
145% Jan
27
31% Nov 23
51% Jan
13
Jan
3
Dec
4
29
Jan
23% Nov 26
27
May 28
10% July 20
17
69% Aug 22'
111% Aug 19
30 Va Feb
9Va Jan
12
21
July
1
22% Aug 29
12% Sep
6
25
131% Feb
14
44% July 11
11 % July 26
27% Feb
6
25% Jan 23
23% Mar 13
12
Jan 23
63% Feb
87% Marl9
14
85
Nov
7
preferred—
7%
preferred
81% Dec
6
Dec
3
42% Apr
10
90
American Tel
American
6%
& Tel
Tobacco common
2
Preferred
5%%
series
12
95% May
9
4
50% July 12
30% May 28
43% July 11
43% May 31
35% Mar 19
30
Sep
25% Jan
9
26% May 29
8
For
footnotes
see
page
28.
Aug 29
40
Mar 20
12,400
1,700
33%
19%
156%
155%
157
156
157
14%
*14%
14%
*93
96
14%
14%
14%
14%
55%
56
56 Va
20%
20%
213%
88
89%:
56%
:>
58
20
21%
*88
25%
*28
*13%
7%
20%
20
21
91
*88
91
26%
X25 Va
25%
24%
29%
*27%
28%
14
*13%
*26%
13%
7%
7%
*88
14
7%
24%
24%
34
45%
*13%
•
13%
Copper
Mining—
13
26%
26%
34
34
34
34.
46%
45%
48
47%
13
•
49%
*
-
142
41
*146
50%
>
■
U
25
25'A
%
49%
49%
49%
141%
*40%
141'A
141V*
J
*114Va
<<
1723;,
71%
114
34%
-
116
!
*114%
>
27%
26
27
31%
31%
31%
31%
8%
8%
1701/2
171%
71%
71%
:
553A
13 Va
1,400
28,400
20
150
1,100
251/2
550
51 Va
52
21,700
142
430
41
300
41
38
116
38%
A, 200
553A
56
26%
27%
31 y»
31%
8Va
8%
1,800
',,.171%
171%
35,700
72%
8,800
2,700
5,000
l
25%
26
31 %
31%
8%
8%
8%
170%
171V4
'171 Vi
71%
71%
71%
*113%
113%
113%
640
34%
35%
35 V*
36'A
36
36%
17,200
10%
10%
10 V*
10 Va
10%
10%
5,300
-
'<
;
■
10%
10'A
26 %
*25
25%
*25
26 V4
*25
*22%
24
"22%
23 Va
*23
24
*23
8-%
172
V
-
72%
113^;
113
*25V4
'
72
113 Va
26
Va
*25
*23%
2,120
26
24
"
24
6,300
13%
13V4
13'A
133/4
133/4
13%
27%
27%
27 Va
27%
27%
27 lA
27%
8,100
50%
49%
51 Va
50%
52%
52%
53 3A
125,600
59%
62
61
62
61%
62 Va
37'A
37%
37%
37'A
38
37%
38%
86 Va
♦84'A
13
13'A
13%
13%
1
27%
28
27%
49 Va
52%
48:%
62
62
37
*63
38%
600
64
2,200
39%
•
85
85
86
86
45
45 %
41%
44%
32%
31%
32
29 Va
*29%
30
86%
84
84
45
45
45
45%,
45
45
30
31 Vi
30%
30 VA
30
313a
x30%
29
29
27%
27%
28%
28%
29 Va
*84'A
3,000
14,500
'
66
*114%
38%
10%
26 y2
48
66
f
116
55%
10%
•
141%
37%
34%
20,300
33%
*25%
;
•
*
37%
141
26%
13
51%
54%
34'A
200
!
24,900
47%
42
37%
113
•
7%
50%
33%
142
54%
...
13%
'
*41
41%
26
71%
660
3,600
29
1
♦147
37%
t
2,200
•
243A
7%
25%
55
...
•
8% :
!
13%
48 3A
54%
V 37
17,800
91
49%
■-
■
26 Va,
34 V4
66%
66
•
66
563A
223/8
24%
152
*146
150
:
200
21%
13 Va
13
13%
-
116 *'
"
171%
34Va
25
64%
.
26%
-,
49%
142-
41%
28%
8%
H4
*146
t
25%
65
•>'<;
*114%
%
*31 VB
32
49%
141%
152
*40%
41
*114%' 116
;
.
65
143%
12%
13%
.25%
■
•
'
563A
7%
503/a*
10
13,100
78V4-
*89
13%
7%
27
13%
--273A
14
.
38,
*263A
49%;
7%
26%
45 %
37%
$4 preferred
No par
Clayton & Co
21.80
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
10
Andes
37%
24%
49% .50
°7%"
X33%
,
47
55 %
Anderson
2,800
95
*78
■
29
51
27
>34%
37%
6 25
900
16%
*93
Glass Corp—
Common
2,500
„
15%
16%
! : i
*26%
29
50 %
52
55 'A
No par
1,700
15«A
96
*133/4
'•
91
25
158
•93
16%
95
200
*14%
15
16%
*93
91
157%
'
96
600
",
10.000
r
19%
•88
15
*95
2,300
,v
''
50
Hocking
19
91
3,000
18%
46%
32%
19'A
*88
X54%
& Smelting—1
Anaconda Wire & Cable
84
33 y»
32%
19%
92
56
American Water Works Co com—5
Preferred 6% series
25
Co
31% Feb
33 Va
55%
25
Viscose Corp,.
Electronics Corp
39% Jan
6,600
78%
100
preferred
American
Anaconda
12
14%
38 V*
5
100
25
Co—.
Amphenol
13
24
14%
78
25
9
Jan
23%
143A
37%
1
—
5
42% Dec
107
233A +
14%
37%
25
Co—1
American Sumatra Tobacco-
Anchor
32% Jan
23
143/,
78%
No par
33% Aug
May
22%
14%
>A
•45'A
36
——
72% Jan
41% July 18
46
*78
100
American Snuff Co common——25
6% noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries-———1
7%
48% Sep
81
45
37
65
American Zinc Lead
10
45
18
79
25
7
59% Sep
•143/4
18%
36 %
150
19% Mar
10
•253A
14%
79
64%
25% May 23
17% Dec
65
26
18%
80
25
Amer Smelt & Refg com
26%
31,400
■« 1,000
•14%
37%
100
10 i
Building Co—No par
preferred
300
42a%
18%
19%
15
15
1,200
/
14%
36%
150
7%
Amer Sugar Refining common
4
78% Jan 31
25%
26
38
41%
42'A
79%
-
American Ship
Apr 24
Jan
41 %
16%
American Seating Co
Aug 30
12
84
95
27
40
179% Mar
*82
*93
ATfierican News Co.;
No par
American Optical Co——
1
Amer Potash & Chemical
No par
Amer Rad & Std Sany common—5
58
2
84
*16%
51
6
8% Aug 27
33
16%
5
11
170%,nm
*32 Va
94%
1
Co
45% Mar 12
25
2
331%
16%
-25
Gas
American Stores
84% Apr
34
*92%
20
Corp
25% Sep
59% Jan
33%
16%
com— 2
preferred
30% Sep
13
34
•
17
33
Motors
American
64% Jan
6
Products
American
8% Mar 21
31
149% Sep
1,700
34
94%
10QC-
convertible
14%
*93
%
52
62
3»
94%
No par
preferred
American Molars Co
12
16% Jun
;
5%%
15
51%
62
37%
16 Va
lMach & Fdry common__7
preferred.—
;
100
American Metal
July 31
Jan
15
513/4
61 Va
37%
.
1
Amer Metal Co Ltd common-No par
13
99% Feb
51%
61
37%
100
preferred
Amer Machine & Metals
58% July 18
9
prior
1434
97
44%
23,400
1,800
2,700
*87 Va
91
Xl56%
158%
600
4,900
43%
44%
96
91
*95
American
43% July 13
,
28
18
88
5 V4%
,
*19%
*14%
No par
American Investment Co of 111
May 27
33% Nov 21
-
157
6%
3
17% Jun
102
Sep
31
8
20
91
American-Home Products:
5
7
Jun
30
25
19%
91
1
Corp
2
5% Dmc
1
34
12.50
10
& Electric Co
Hardware
American Hawaiian SS Co
17,700
4%
33
22%.
14%
32% Aug 26
19%
14%
American
American & Foreign
18%
4%
22
1
21% Apr
Dec
*44
18
18
31% Feb
17% Apr 23
1,700
..
14%
10
25
68Va Oct
45
*25%
.
21 Va Sep
27
119
45
18 Va
45
*44%
16
Oct
15
18
Secur—No par
Jan
165
25 3A,
14%
18 VA
European
13% Jan
...
25
15%
18
American
Jan
!? Dec
25%
15
7
28
48
25%
Jun
30
"0
41%
49
2
Jan
40%
13
31
42
41%
1
Tiling
Corp
41
Feb
2-2% Dec
142% Dec
10
20
45
6
Feb
4
14
97% Dec
Nov
.
27% Jan
12
Dec
37%
Aug 29
31% Feb
.
38
5
Encaustic
American Enka
37%
38
18
14 % Aug 19
118
*19
5
*82
40
11
5
42%
*81%
40% Dec
8
43%
84
9
\
19
4%
*83
26
55% Jan 12
42 3A
18'A
19
4%
27
8
"
43'A
17%
19%
*32%
14% Jan
7
4%.
'
noncumulative preferred—100
American International Corp
1
4
43%
*19
323/4
American Ice Co common
Mar 16
5
323A
15% Aug 19
34% May
19
4%
42 3A
34
X37%
25
07% Jun
45% Nov
17 %
4%
*33
preferred—-
14
108
19%
34
2
>
42%
Co common—12.50
Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar com
8
117%
18%
34
Aug
10
4%
17%
34
7%
Can
12
Mar 29
116
34
15 Va Jan
25% Nov 29
*19
20
Corp——1
Cable & Radio
13
93
115
33%
94
28
preferred
American
95 % Feb
3
116%
33%
21
150 '
common
10% Feb
9
17
8,900
34%
17% Apr
17% Jan
: 56
Inc
118% Feb
July
10,400
47%
34%
106% Feb
16% Dec
17%
20%
47%
10
10
100
19
Jun
17%
10
20%
47%
American
28
43
17r,A
70
500
54
20%
9
77% Dec
.
17%
115
*53%
46%
51 Va
Dec
28% Feb
1
117
27%
54
20 Va
61%
24% Feb
,
115%
27%
27%
2,400
47%
51%
Dec
Mar
119%
36%
96
20
61
85
28
119%
46%
52%
15
35% Feb
100
convertible preferred
7
Aug
Xl9%
36%
96
Broadcasting-Paramount
14% Mar 21
102
473/tt
62
Aug 26
143
20
47
51%
Sep
4
19%
48%
*53%
60 Va
90
31
20%
27 Va
52%
63
19
31
'48
27 %
52%
52%
7
Dec
19%
Arma Corp
2
Brake Shoe Co com—No par
*26%
-
52 %
31
Dec
52%
62%
23% Dec
•
27%
*52
No par
142% Nov
11
*26%
52%
No par
25
86
27%
*52
16,700
200
363/b
96
*95%
Chicle' Co
13% Nov 27
35 % May 28
18% Oct
4
2
*26%
50
97
Chain & Cable
11% May
17% Jan
10
36%
*96%
American
39% Aug 29
24 Va Aug 20
7
97
American
03% Feb
Dec
*95%
5
80 % Aug 12
48
36%
97
3
14
1
36%
*95%
Sep
13
3
84% Jan
90
64% July
32% Jun
44% Mar 12
Jan
90
64
28
3
80
90 nA
48% Mar 11
35% Jun 20
34% Sep
89% Jan
35% Jan
;
90%
36 Va
53% Jan 25
3
16% Apr
43 Va Aug
92
36
American
27% Mar 21
28
*89 Vb
36
118
45% July 25
42% Mar 7
Jan
Dec
1
Theatres
6% July 11
4
19% Aug
8
12% Dec
25
90%
94
118'A
100
preferred
conv
preferred
4%
8
20 Va May
Aug
4% Mar
12
22% Jun
30,500
*89 Va
Amer
27
19
11
Feb
2,200
17%
American Bosch
15
4
100
64%
17
8
Jan
18
64%
17
9
67
Dec
64 3A
16%
May
57% July
;
18% Aug 27
41% Feb 12
61% Nov
81
64%
17
American Bank Note common
NOV 20
27% May 15
120%
64%
16%
5
63% Dec
13
119Va
64 Va
17'A
Mar
38% Jan 27
Dec
120 Va
65
16%
Jan
2
18
27
118'A
64
17%
66
5
2(4% Jan
7% Mar 12
3
115%
65
31
Sep
4%%
preferred
115%
42.
65
26 % Aug 15
convertible
117%
;
17 Va
American Bakeries Co com—No par
49 % Apr
45% Jun
38
116
,
37% Aug
8
99 Va Mar 28
4
20% Jan
1
1
common
36
Jan
16% Aug 27
31
Airlines
*90
113
17
32% May 21
3
4% Dec
4tf
Oct
Corp
Agricultural Chemical__No par
100
Apr
Amer
21% Dec 20
Corp
70% Aug 16
27
16% Aug 26
89
2
11
Dec
Ameiace
51'
Mar 19
23
60 % Feb
6% convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
16
220
7,500
29,100
•
400
1
\
:
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
Monday, September 16,
1957
.
(1162)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
,
BftBfe for Previous
1
•
lew 1956
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
35% Jun 28
39 y2
Apr
Argo
2
Armco
12
12
65% Jan
11
4
92
Feb
18
Jan
6
18
Feb
14
32% Jun
5
Arnold
13
4% Aug 22
6% Jun
7
Artloom
28 % Jan
3
Mar 29
16% Feb
12
27% Apr
9
-
»'
27
6 % Jan
2
Jan
3
28% Feb
12
34
110% Jan
5
88
8% feD
2;
35
29"%. Feb 16
25% Nov 21
10
Nov
267/0 Dec
Jun
14
103
Jan
28
Aug 28
22
78
Jun
6
22 y8 Sep
11
27
Jan
11
10% Feb
6
5%
7
Atlantic
11% Aug
30
9y8 July 22
3
27
30 V* Mar 13
17
2
Jan
30% Jun
85% July 26
95
9
38
41
29
.-47% Aug 14
99% Feb 20
8% Nov 29
10% May 28
5
83 % Nov
27
-63% May
43% Jan 27
35 % Jan
Feb
101
Nov 28
90
S
5 ya Sep
11% Jan
79% July 16
2
38
2
•
27
30% Jan.
34% Oct 29
7% Feb
.
24
49 y« Feb
26
24
.
5% Jan
3% Aug 26
11% Jun
8
15% Jan
12
12% Feb
25
31% Dec
17
35% Feb
7
32 Va Jan
3
Feb
2
90% July 26
113
105
41% Feb
13
53
68 Va Dec
28
68% Jan 27
55% Sep
16
44
39
Jan
14
Feb
9
43
May 28
Jun
57% Jan
10
89
14% July
Feb
21
50
18
39
12
'
16% Mar 22
67% Nov
19VaJan
16 Ya Aug 21
6
•
15% Aug
6
Jan
116
Nov
94
23
37% Jan
13
25 Va Jan
23
80
Dec
31
19 % Jun
8
43 Va Dec
Feb
9
13% Sep
"
136
20% Jan
39% Apr
9
26
27 Va Feb
12
Nov 28
14
Feb
6
10 »/4 Mar
Jun
8
27
Jun
3
28% Feb
14
85
50% Dec
31
Jan
30
85
101
Nov 27
Jan
10
Bell
Howell
&
4%%
260
9
16,900
*
16
64%
10
66 %
1,100
3,300
*9%
IOVb
*17%
17%
33%
33%
33%
3,800
6%
6%
6%
31,900
-
44
*43
*43
3%
3%,
4%
37%
36%
$7%
12%
12%
12%
33%
34
91
91
■•*83%
86
49%
50%
56
56%
37%
37%
.'34
:
84
92
'
■'
*84
•
55%
v
.
; 49%
56%
37%
*36%
74
12%
13
13
*45
47
47
18
x51
:
■
44
4%
,
100
4%
36 Va
37
12%
.
4,500
12%
'
;
18,100
12,300
'
33%
-
74
75
'
34
91
5,000
84!/a
*90%
35%
*40 %
42
*40
10
30Va
12 Va
16%
36'%
50
940
18%
54 Va
16%.
*16
32%
140
16%
2,000
33
33%
1,600
140
*120
*90%
90%
90%
130
14%
14%
14 %
7,500
36
5,600
35%
36 V4
82
82
21
20%
20%
42
-
*40
30%
36
.
*81
12%
*12%
12%
16%
17 Va
17
44%
45%
30
12%
16%
43% : 44 %
"
12 %
16%
92
.85
,86
*86
4,300
,41%
29%
f
2,940
20%
*40
30%
'
85
20%
,
41 !a
.
30
1
45%
10
92
82
.
140
14%
,36
30
3,800
16%
33
,
*120
92
11,500
-
16%
32%
'. 14%
*40
16%
-
500
46
18
20%
30%
44
800
13
54
35 Va
.
42
,;%86
47
75%
18 Va
\ "82
12% ,12%
92
800
75%
*12%
54%
14
21
16 Va
38%
*38
18
*90%
85
30
30%
12 Va
17%
44% "45%-
1,800
54
32%
14 %
20%
56%
18
*120
,
92 *
14
40,300
53 %
*16 Va
32%
140
14%;
50%
56%
Is
-
30
50 Va
76
47
380
-
84 %
51
16%
x32%
*120-
94%
1
1.3
*12 7 a
400
r,
17%
.
51
16%
'.'33%
*86
64%
6 Vb
48!'4
38 %
17%
51%
16%.
50
-
•
75%
*82
100
8%
16
■17%
33%
/
44
92
r-,
55%
.
*45
36%
common
9%
16
63%
.
6%
'
82%
21V*
Co
8%
16
*
'
82%
20%
preferred
22,300
81%
33
33%
'
.
50%
12%
18
13%
1
48%
81
12%
34 Va
92
37%
126
126' "
90%
90%
-1
10
47%
81%
,
3%
84
,
*74
36
Belding-Heminway
47%
'
47%
33
••
X91
100
LI
Corp
8.900
46%
: 30%
36 *
V
37 Va
x33%
x84
—1
Savers
39%
16
,
*43
,
Inc—'
Life
38%
63%
6%
12%..; 12%
75%
13
51%
16%
»
4 >/a
/.
36%
-
4%% pfd
Corp—2
.
RR
Creek
•
631*2
43
r
*4'"
...
.
18
2.50
S)
(A
.
39%
75
*12%
*45
1
——100
'
Bell Aircraft Corp
6
,
12%
34%
95
86 *'
"
•
——No par
Instruments
Shoe
Beech-Nut
2
.
89% Feb
,
3,100
391/2
1
'..43
38
.
prior preferred—100
preferred—
%
Beech
.
4
37
12 Va
50
-1
10
Corp
4 %
50% Jan
8
Aug 26
36% Mar 15
,—.—
Corp
conv
Apr 22
35% July. 2
13 % Aug
1
24 Va Jan 31
16
Corp
Works
Beech Aircraft
42
'
10
Products
Iron
Beck
9
.6%
44V2
4
-
-
13
preferred
Beckman
47% July 16
24
4
-
10
common—5
Corp.
Beaunit Mills Inc
11
86% Aug
20
1
13,100
*85%' / 87
738%
■9%
*15%
.
26,600
9%
.27%
80%
'
9
,
■66
35%
6%
*43y8
9
63%
55%
4%%
2'
31 % Jan
31
32 Va Dec
,6%
9%
55%,
39 %"
3%%
13
Dec!
47% Jan
Sep 17
26% Aug
6
x33
6%
Corp
Bayuk Cigars Inc—
'
39
34%
Beatrice Foods Co common.r—12.50
20% Aug 26
80% Feb
8 *
34 y2
80%
16
22%
9%
"
34%
of Amer—5
9
140
47%
46%
:
80%
*15%
55%
Brothers
Basic
May 20
Apr
5
102
9
34% Aug 26
28
91% Aug
29
*9%
r
48%
'
-; 38%
38
1,200
.
27%
9%
*17%
*80
48%
!
19
89% July 12
106% Jan 20
27
17% Sep
120*
9%
17%
46%
.
noncumulative preferred—100
Bath
35,% May 20
31% Mar 14
July" 13
134%
9%
38%
71Va
22%
87
*17%
47
82y2
- 9 %
16 ...
50 Va
Oil
/
13
*85%
87
900
91
71%
28
*17% '17%
38%
39
49%
Barker
19% July 25
71% May 22
17 % Feb 13
49% Aug 26
26
Sep
9%
27%
31%
91
:
22%
9V2
*851%
87
*85%,.
*30%'
28 Va
9 Va '
28
9%
Inc—
Co
(The)
Ohio
&
"
17%
Wilcox
Barber
3
.
28%
9%
($1.20) _-__No par
Bangoi1 & Aroostook RR
2
.
July 23
13
221/2
'•9%
common—100
.-4r/o
22
22%
22%
9%
28%
34%
92%
!, *83
63
15% Jun
•
22 y8
T
22%
'
100
100
Baltimore
71 Va Feb
Sep 12
71%
*17%
preferred series B;
preferred series C—
4%
May 16
91
70%
10V4
4%%
58% July 25
.
90y2
70%
68 W
Baltimore Gas &.Elec Co——No par
8
?8
91-
70%
*9%
15
Mar
Feb
90%
68 %
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
95
1,600
6%
31
20
16
Jan
6%
6%
6%
*30%
No par
Babcock
&
3,000
6%
9
*15%
Mfg Corp (The) common—-3
conv preferred
—No par
(B T)
9,500
30%
1
$2.25
Babbitt
600
17%
29%
6%
20
j:__
Co
33
17
29
30%
46 %
*80
4
35% Feb
'
6
Avco
*-
11
12 Va Js b
14
82% Jun
19
31
?
May 15
7% July 5
,102
.
10
37% Sep
67% Oct 24 •
9
Jan
Conv, prior pref
Automatic Oanteen
2,100
17%
.
10
.100
'
common
•
*32%
300
4%
29
17
29
7
9%
28%
87
15
;
12% Oct
Co—
Nichols
17%
29 Va
16%
*29
110
28
4%
32%
32 %
32
32
17%
29%
38 %
RR
common
Powder
32 y.t
*25
4%
4%
*.30%
22%
9Va
x28%
SVaJan
.
July 22
41% Feb 11
19.
May 10
21
42 V* Jan
•
22%
46% Jan
,
80
Apr
Dec
Line
preferred
Austin
48% July -3
y* Aug 20
35% Aug 19
Nov 29
:.><Mar29
Corp
4%
*85%
$3.75 series B preferred
'
42
5
17
Jan
.
18% Mar 22
7% July 12
60
Atlas
14
10
48% Dec
85
5%
9% Aug 27
17 • Feb
1
35%.May 24
95
Atlas
24
63V2 Sep
"
17% Sep 26
4% Dec
24
18
8% Aug 27
261/4
4%
:
Refining, common
,
28
X25%
4%
J
Atlantic
6
25
*25%'
25%
No par
57% Jun,
Jan
11,900
100
12
94
25%
79%
f *91' ! 92%
70% ;' 70%
70y8
10
preferred—;,
y4 Feb
79 !4 July 26
24%
79%
30%
92%
70
City Electric Co eom__6.50
Coast
1
-17% Feb
22 ya Jun
7 4%
23
18,600
28%
81%
Sante Fe—
preferred—1
non-cum
13%
28%
*79%
13%
13%
X7' :
*91
100;—10
Atlantic
9
91
19
Atchison Topeka &
i
Common
13%
25%
80%
17%
7
10
1st preferred
50 V* July. 15
Aug
13
13
5.25%
1
Associates Investment Co.
11
11% Jan
61% Feb
16 ya Jan
«'
Sep
•
15% Aug 28
18% Jun
Sep
Jan
1
15% Dec 27
9
6
63% Jan
73
Jan 23
65
May
13%
1,500
25 Va
29
30%
7
19,800
80%
32 %
-
29'%
30y8
-
2,200
56%
**
'.
,
29V4
55%
13%
4%
17%
\
29
29
56%
81
4%
33
17
28%
13 %
34%
25%
25%
25%*
,
Goods Corp—
Common;
33% July 25
9
Oct
97
32%
1
preferred $1.50 5eries__No par'
ASR Products Corp
'
_5
Associated Dry
55
Shares
34
13%
*79
81'-.,'
4%
>2nri
7% July41
28%
55%
the Week
25
1
14 Va
25%
2.50
Inc
Industries
28%
53%
54%
13%
25
1
Ashland Oil & Refining com
6
28%
54%
53 %
'
31% May 31
29%
28%
5
Corp
34
29%
*79
*24%
Carpet Co Inc_
34
33%
53%
No par
Constable
Arvin
36% July 19
*-19% May
preferred
$3.75
;i,
34
33%
1
Sepl. 13
33%
33%
5
Armstrong Cork Co common
Sep
Co
Illinois
Armour
4
79
20
of
8
Jan
2
31% Mar 15
11
15% Jan
10
Corp
16% Jan
Sales for
Friday
Sept. 13
Thursday
Sept. 11
29
5
30
30% Mar 29
267/s Jun
&
Sept. 10
PRICES
Wednesday
33%
No par
Corp_l
Steel
8Va Jan
5
27% Oct
Oil
7
5
22
18% May 24
6 Va Jan
4
13 y» Feb
14
May
102'/a Mar
5
4% Dec
36
51 Va Feb
24
Dec
28 y2 Aug 26
Tuesday
Sept. 9
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
24% Aug
69% Dec
7
82
39% Apr 25
2
9
15% Feb
26 Ve Nov 29
Monday
EXCHANGE
Jan
HIGH SALE
LOW AND
STOCKS
.
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
37% Mar 27
46% Feb
.
i
-
-
32 Vj Aug 28
9
5
41 % Apr
27% Jan 23
Range Sinoe Jan. 1
3~900
.
12%
•
1,200
45 Va
4,100
*86
92
5,200
*44%
■
17%
92
50
52 Va
54
8,800
18%
18%
5,600
42 Va
42%
1%
1%
29%
2934
*
■
'
64% Dec 27
8
-
50% Aug 26
2.1
40
1% Dec
2% Feb
14
-
30% Oct
1
44 Va Dec
19
53
31
1
24 '
53% Jun
.
25
Jun
18
22
43
Feb
77 Vt Aug
.
'
9
Feb
11
Jun
20
Dec
20
172% Feb
7
13 Va Jun
8
11
68 Va
136•
Corp
:—;—5
Best
42 %
1%
*29%
—1'
7
Bestwdll
_1
1
._8
A
,
Gypsum' Co—;
Steel
Bethlehem
50% July 16
.155
Jan;24
Inc—
Foods
(Del)
.
13%
50
Inc
Best & Co ilnc—
5
52%
18%
.
—1 peso
.
Consolidated
Benguet
52%
••
1
\ -5% cum preferred
May 9
1% Jan 28
48
.
11% A tig 23
5
: 16 Va Jan
84
Jan
13 1
71
146
May 14
49% July
54% Jan
12
Aviation
Beneficial Finance Co
32% July 15
,
15
39
..
41% Feb
Dec
.
% Mar 18
28% Aug 27
33% Apr 17
Bendix
66% May 17
17% Jun
48% Jun
com
*45%
47%
44%
-
'
1%
45 =
143% 143%,
100
preferred—
aU'
'
-
Dec
32% Feb
10
28 ya Jan
23
15% Jan
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4% % pfd seri6s of 1951
100
Black & Deajker Mfg Co—
1.
Blatv-Knox Co (Delaware)
-10
11
6 1
50% Sep
Aug 27
46% Jap
,
7
Apr'
75
2
64% May 17
'
36
30% Sep
46% July 17
32% May 111
28% Nov 29
Dec
65% Dec
13
12
11
43% Jan
251
Feb
12
29% Jan 14
Bliss
25
25% Nov 20
45% July 25
2iya Dec 20
Aug 12
2
Bliss
,
36% Aug 14
2
83 Va Jan
23'A Nov 21
12
17-
25
12
32
11% July
1
23
Jan
1
17
3'
14 Va Feb
Apr
Bon
15
leVeJan-
9
12
9% Dec
26
12% Mar 16'
9% Jan
2
12-
51% Feb
12
5
'36% Sep
1
Dec
27
17
79
Airplane
Jan
3
64
*
Dec
48% Dec
Jan
50% Apr
98% Feb
3
12
■'
:
•
46
Jan
Jan
22
57% Mar 19
46% Aug 19
53% Jan
24
3
41% Oct
29% Jan
3
14% Aug 26
1
Aug
61% Jan
3.
36
July 24
19% Jan
47% Jan
5%
16
14% Jan 31
11% Jan
2
Braniff
54% May 10
29% Feb
12
41 % July
8
41
42
13
48
Dec
28
58
12 Va Dec
31
24 Va Apr
6
35 Va Jun
8
48% Nov
16
28% Feb
14
•
May
9
44 % Dec
26
100
32% May 25
37
13% Dec
17
39% Nov
16
46
Feb
10%
10%
10%
60
37 %
41
Jan
37%
25
47%
Aug 26
90
Aug 14
Sep
5
15
38% Mar 11
48
Jun
Jan
11
Brown
% May 22
&
Brown
15
Shoe
23
23 % Oct
~18 "
38 Va Jan
23
45% Dec
17
42% Jan
4
July" 19
77
Aug
36% Aug
2
30% Aug 29
26%
24
28
May 23
Jan
2
7
56% July 18
21% Jan
3
36
52% Jan
80'A July 30
21% May 17
90 Va Jan 15
Budd
95% Jun
27
Feb
1
26
Dec
28
36% July 17
38% July 30
50
10
23
Mar
8
Feb
11
34% July
14% Sep
11
29 Va Jan
16 V4 Sep
10
21
29
12% Aug 21
16% Jan
3
65
Nov
30
81% Jan
19
63
Sep
20
77% Feb
8
62
72
Dec
27
85 % Mar
6
64%~ Aug 19
28% Jan
23
15
10
Apr
46% Sep
20
22 % Sep
98
16
34% Dec
8
Aug 15
Oct 26
31% Jan
12% Apr
18
9% Jan 23
25% May
6
T4
105% Aug
5
3
10% Sep
10
63 Va Aug 14
May 21
83% Feb
17
Jun 20
23 Va Jun
6
27
27
Aug 22
30% Aug 23
101
Mar 12
Jan
14% Jan
5
11
2
44
*
23
23
4%
Jan
24
3% %
25
4%%
65
52% July 10
36%
Jan
3
29
Jan
11
56 Va
Butte
16
104% Feb 20
Bush
100
*86
Byers Co
7%
31 V\
16 Va
10%
3,700
10%
1,700
60 \'a
601/2
3,900
37%
44,300
*75
47%
a
230
370
37
,
78
47!
900
14
,78
47%
1^600
*15%
15%
*41%
41%
2,100
1,100
8%
8,200
4,100
47%
'
57
87%
,
34%
34
13 %
13%,
13 Va
43
43%
_15
'
-
8 Va
8 Va
X"34%
35
34%
35% '
35
*43%
44%
35 3/8
42%
43%
42
42
7%
*86
■
15%
41%
8
7%
36
56
'
;
15%
41
8%
44"
35
..
15%
41
8
35%
7%
34%
56 %
87 Va
55%
7%
35%
56! a
35%
57%
*84
34%
34
13%
13,Va1
13%
13 Va
13 Va
13 Va
42%
,
43
*43
57%
43%
3,200
36
87%
34%
800
7%
56
34%
43
.7%
35%
*£4
86
33-74
'
8
35%
86
34%
*42
8
34%
3,700
7,300
58%
87%
*43
10
35%
%
3,000
13 Va
1,800
43Vi
,,700
63
63%
63
63 %
63
64
32
31%
64
66
31%
313^
32 Vi
66%
67
2,800
24%
24%
24
24%
321'a
33 Va
33
33%
4,700
37 %
37%
24%
36%
17,%
24%
243i
2434
37%
37 %
37%
8,000
17%
17%
18 Va
19,000
X36V'4
*24%
36%
82
*80
82
*30
30% '
*30
30 Va
Inc
14%
5
1
com
11
80 3 4
14%
16%
16%
1034
.
11%
10%
*65%
66%
*65 %
66 Va
*60
64
*60
64
*65%
'
38%
1
*17
25
5
6
10
participating preferred—-100
68%
*31%
*102
68 %
38%
38%
*17
25%
25%
6
32 %
104
*6
*31%
*102
*80 Va
30%
30%
14%
14%
15
16 %
16%
16%
10%
11
11
81
*65'%
68 %
64
*60
64
66
*65 %
66
17%
*17%
25%
25%
6 Vb
6
38%
38
%
30%
200
14%
7,000
2,700
16!
4
65%
*60
100
-
it*'
10T&-
68%
38
*•
81
*30%
14%
*60
a
800
*80%
*65 %
V
*65 Va
38%
17%
%
*65!
803:,
30%
*30
15
16 V4
16%
11%
17;,4
143i
100
15
common
15 Va
„
36%
0
17%
100
(
Zinc
17%
100
>
5
Co
16%
17%
24 7
36'4
17%
17%
*80 Va
10
&
(A M)
Va
—5
_1
Co
Terminal
Copper
60 %
:
16'/a
„
'<
27
14
11
*75
47 Va
*
41
8 Va
--
-10
5
Butler Bros
10
78
47 Va
18 Va
15
'
2.50
Burroughs Corp
10% Jan
45% Jan
U
60%
36%
"
*75
.
—No par
preferred
preferred
second preferred
19
16! a
87%
"
36 Va
;
Burlington Industries Inc
74 Va Jan
43 3 4
3
Co common
Watch
74 % Jan
44
7%
No par
preferred—
Bulova
16
60%
53,100
27
14%
60! 4
1,000
41%
18 Va
.28
14
37
•
78
8
35
7%
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard Co
20 Va Dec
(The)
16!
*27
14%
-
3,200
40
.
25%
.
31%
5
$5
14
47%
35 %
3.50
issued
Dec
9
18'%
,
27% *28
-
41
:
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
17 Va May 28
Aug 26
17% Feb 12
18%
37%
47»%
1
Inc
89
22
40%
I8V4
60%
8%
.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender —No par
When
39%
'16%
41
8
35
'
25% Jan
*24%
-10%
41%
Bigelow
Co
j
a
41 %
.5
Manufacturing Co_^
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%% preferred
j..
Brooklyn Union Gas
36% Jun 13
13
25%
*10%
100
-2.50
10
33
6,900
25%
25
15%
—
82
3~300
32%
25
'
14%
15%
Briggs
2
51%
31%
•
"
47%
51%
32%
25V4
393.',
400
25 %
.
31 %
25 %
28 "
1534
1
14
61% July 12
51 ',4
'
1,400
69
25%
18 %
*74%
"
11%
*66
32
38%
15%
;
Airways Inc_.
11
Jan
78
106,300
146%
11%
25
18%
No par
Jan
27.
Aug 29
60
37Va
*74%
"
700
1,100
4,000
RR—
47
21
59%
5
13% Jan
11
30%
10%
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4%% conv preferred
29
Aug
■
34% Sep
17
15 % Apr
Sep
7% Aug 30
50 Ya
,
16%
1.25
15
Co—j.
Maine
69
51 %
f
48
:
*145
X49%
700
•
22,800
44% 1 45
C;
.
*66
40
,
45
v
45%
47%
%
146
■•'
*66
r
45%
47%
11%
28
.
100
preferred—
1
31
92% Oct
14
16 %
Common
10
7% Aug 22
Edison
Oct
10
14%
.
r "■
46
*ll!'a
18%
,
.
11%
69
38%
.
146
.
30
44
145%
11%
1%
:
25
16%
'
!%
-
.44%
145
25
13%
preferred
&
35% Dec
33%
25%
:_1
Inc
Boston
3
25
25
28
(The)—_—L—
Co
3%%
32%
.
27%
Borg-Warner Corp common
10
87
47%
43 Va
.
53%
—No par
B
Stores
Borden
62% Jun ,12
12
75% Aug 26
10
52 %
40%
18%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Mar 11
11
Class
45%
47
46;
,
18%
class A—
Boston
17
39%
45%
-42%
*29%
■*
69
'
.'—No par
Ami .Co
Bond
17-% May 27
*66-
18%
42%
1%
.
*143%,, 144%
U%
11%
25%
42%
Va
29%
•
%
25
18
-1%
45%
44%
54%
'
/ 29%
•
47%
/
53%
18%
42 %
..
.
45%
33%
25%
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Cqrp——5
'
1
20% May
26
38% Jan
Co-—.—;
Boeing
9
,
11%
69
53 %
25
—1
2.50
;_5
CO——
Laughlin Inc__—
2
61 Ve Jan
Apr
23% Feb
3 1
14Va Dec
54
(E W)
&
53
33!»
-
'
29% Apr
34% May
Mar
11%
*66
"
•
52%
'
' 47*'
'43%.
1
..
.
1%
29%
,45%:
;
'
xl8%
•
42%
1%
*29%
:
52
>18%
42%
42%
47%
52 %
18%
v
30',.
46
'
7%
52
.
,
15,900
65V4
.
65%
100
64
"""30
66
39 Va
17%
39 Va
17
17 Va
26
*16%
17%
200
26%
27
26%
27%
13,500
6Va
6%
31%
2,900
6%
6!
32%
*31
32! 4
*31
103! a
*102
103%
6%
a
*102
33
31 %
103%
*102
40 Va
22,400
100
103! 2
\
40% Jan
23
4% Dec
10
51% May 3
8% Apr 13
12% Jan
20
16 Va Mar 20.
5% Aug
9
7 Va Jan
17
34% Nov
44% Jan
11
7 Va Jan
2
39 V,
6
Callahan
39%
4% Sep
1
4%
4%
4%
4%
11% Sep
9
15 % Aug
2
Calumet
5
11%
*4%
12%
11%
11%
6% Jan
8
5%
5%
5%
5%
4
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
~1
Campbell Soup Co
-1.80
11%
July 17
534
6
34
34%
33%
5%
6
34%
8
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.66%
15%
33%
34
15%
Xl5%
15
33%
34
15%
15%
76%
15 Va
*75
15%
76%
15 Va
15%
*50
76
51%
*50
76i'4
51
75!'a
75 Va
*25
*50
51%
*50!
4
2b
51%
25%
*25V4
26%
30%
30 Va
30 34
49%
49%.
49%
5 Va
23
43% Jan
3
32% Jun
24
Dec
12
17Va Jan
3
13% Jan
2
21
98
7
74
65
Oct
1
24% Nov 30
30% Nov 29
*0
22
For footnotes
66
Feb
July 11
33 % Apr
6
36% Mar 16
56 %
see
Apr
dapp
fi
98.
Packing
13
75% Dec
13
California
Feb
38
50
July 31
July
24% Apr
*>QV4 F*h
49
87% Jan
16 % May
Feb
Inc
5
39%
39%
No par
109
*50%
JUly 15
Canadian
Breweries Ltd
No par
*25%
Canadian
Pacific
25
30 "4
30%
4
29 %
27
29
Cannon
conv
Ry
Mills Co—
—
No par
75%
49%
75%
49%
39%
39%
4%
*75
'
Va
26 %
*24%
30%
29 34
30%
49%
'49 3
49%
49%
"
40
4%
11%
2934
4
40
4%
12
.
26%
36% May 13
62
Jan
2
39 VB
51%
56% Jan
"Sep 12
Hecla
preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
84
8
12
$4.25
Corp
Zinc-Lead
&
12
25%
40
4=3
%
3,100
7,500
534
6
22,800
333/4
34
6,400
6,800
■
3G%
"
49^
"
3,500
4%
12
11%
110
^200
1
o
Ann
Volume
186
Number 5673
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
■
(1163)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
23% Dec
12
41% Feb
31 % Jan
23
45 Va Aug 17
22
14
Nov
101
29
40% Feb
121
29
Mar
9
22
Feb
94
1
50% Feb
9
19
24 Va Aug 16
20% Feb
18% Jan
5
14
119% Jan
9
101
Dec
21
55% Jan
~23
Dec
11
102
Jun 27
July" 18
82 % Aug 20
5
89
3
Nov
21
119,
.75
Jan
34
Feb
14
17% Dec
3
Feb
8% Dec
28
43
Nov
3
10
38% Jan
16% Sep
11
18% Feb 28
'
8% Jan
57% Apr 13
37
71
12
% Apr
17% Mar 22
15,
July 10
May 2
61
Aug 14
47
Aug 15
98% Dec
31
113
Feb'
88% Jun 20
27% Jan 23
35
33
Oct
1
13% Jun
8
1
Aug
9
7% Dec
31
14% Mar
18
77% July 19
10
Sep
13
14
27 % Feb
28
45% Dec 26
2% Sep 28
54% Jan
9
16
7
Aug 17
4% Jan-
3
75% May
8
5
25% Aug 27
34% Jan
3
41% July 27
19% Nov 28
54% Dec
.
27Va Sep
.
% Apr
70
23
Jan
Jan
16
v
*
July 29
July 29
16% Jun
56% Apr
100% Jan
8
8
8% Aug 28
11% Jan
10
29.
Aug 26
43% Jan
2
2
Aug 21
13
3% Jan
11
69% Jan
9
Oct
1
45
Aug
9
32% Feb
19
38
Dec
21
108
Feb
7
86 % Jun
24
99% Jan 29
1
27% Apr
5
24
7
Jan
3
45% Dec 12
12% May
Aug 26
29% Aug 19
Jan
31Vi May
49V» Jan
11
2
24
7% Sep
11
13
7
Jun
26
9% Feb
18
29% Nov 29
44% July 19
25
Sep
12
31% Jan
4
53% Jan
3
69% Nov 21
56% Sep
11
69% Jan
9
96 % Jan
20
98
11
110% Jan
9
10
23% Jan
11
20% Oct
9
10% Apr
4
109% Nov 21
24% Jan
16
28% Feb
17
31% Apr 27
36% Dec
28
50
35% Dec
31
41% Jan
6
16% Nov
Apr 27
Sep
17% Sep
27% Sep
10% Mar 28
30% Mar 11
12
31% Mar 15
42
July 25
35
Aug 20
40
Mar 15
Light
52
60
1
87
64% Jan 28
82% July 24
29% July 10
23% Sep
11
30
102% Apr
4
55% July 10
47% Jan
6
83% Jun
28
94% Jan
31
35% July 25
5OV2 Jan
4
39% Feb
12
47
Jun
17
Feb
12
71
Jun
6
Jan
3
Sep
Sep
9
5
12y8 Jan
64
Jan
9
11
16%
17%
17%
32,000
102%
102%
102% 104
3V2V0
834
85%
Qi
14■'u
14
*17
5%
20%
80
66
66
66
66
66
66%
6,200
30
29(4
29%
29%
30%
30%
30%
6,500
17
163'a
16%
*16%
17
20%
20%
17
*16%
17
20%
*20
500
20%
20%
20%
1,200
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
2,900
48 •%
48%
*48
48%
48%
48%
*75
78
78
*75
78
No par
-
.
No par
100
15%
*75
15%
*50%
91
15%
50%
51
50%
50%
89%
91
91
27%'
27%
28%
28
27
26
281/4
26%
26
26
26
37%
38%
37%
38%
18%
18%
18
18
7%
7%
8%
1
29%
29 Va
29%
2%
2%
2%
*55%
56%
56
35 Va
*91%
24%
31 %
7%
!>%
25 %
39Va
*98%
36
35%
31%
*7%
32
...
38%
18%
7%
7%
8%
15%
50%
92
92
Va
*18
28 Va
3~900
700
50
21,300
26
38%
38%
*18%
*50
4
400
78
15%
89%
8%
%
600
39
7,900
18%
500
7%
8
1,800
35%
37
11,700
33
8%
31%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
1,800
2%
2%
*55%
2%
2%
2%
*2%
2%
6,900
56%
56
56%
55%
55%
800
34%
34%
35
56
33'A
36
8,000
■
1.25
100
94
92
92
50
25
24%
25 Va
24%
25
6,500
32
31
31%
30%
31%
31 Va
31%
31%
32%
4,500
8
7%
7%
7%
*92
7%
9%
8%
9%
25V4
*25 Va
25%
25
Va
59%
58 Va
59%
56 Va
98
*7%
25%
103
*98%
103
17%
27%
9
9%
7%
9%
*7%
7%
1,200
9%
\
9%
25V4
9,600
25
25
58%
57%
58%
58%
59
16,400
98%
98 Va
98%
99
99
700
*25
800
18%
35%
16%
17%
18%
17%
18
27%
*27%
17%
8%
*27'A
27%
27%
27%
*27%
27%
100
37%
35%
37
36
.
1,800
36%
37
37%
38
38%
38%
1,800
*35 Va
36
36
36%
1,600
17Vo
10,200
35%
*35
18
18%
2,000
16%
17V4
17
56 »/4
56%
56%
56%
56%
56 %
58
57%
58
26%
25%
25%
25
25%
25
25%
25
25%
9,300
34%
33
33%
32%
33
32%
33
32%
23,300
23
23%
23
3314
*16%
8
par
No par
34
24
17%
17
24
23%
24%
24%
20,400
31%
32%
31%
32 Va
32
32%
9,000
*16 Va
171/4
17
17
17
400
32%
17
11
*11
11%
*10%
11%
*10%
11%'
*10%
17%
11%
*50
25
54
*50
53%,
*50
54
*50
54
*51
53
76
74
24%
74%
25
1,900
32%
24%
17
x31 %
17%
17%
H
5
Chrysler Corp
93
24%
33 %
x23%
100
Co
35
93
37
17 %
66 Va
25%
.-100
Oil
34%
94
24%
37
*35
No par
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No
34%
93
24%
*27
No par
pfd
35%
93
24%
18
No par
50
Chicago Yellow Cab
*75
15%
50%
ga/8
Ry com Del_50
com
15%
91
3Q34
preferred
com
10%
27%
*89
5
„
20%
15%
Ii
;
*75
15%
50%
51
*89%
78
15%
8%
32 Va
preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Copper
21,300
10%
5%
Chile
100
14%
107
48%
Manufacturing
Cotton
14
*105%
10 %
40
Chickasha
14%
105%
5,600
12,400
48%
No par
noncum
13%
105%
lolit lltlt
91
66(4
1
North Western
*89%
65»i
No par
series A
141/1
5%
700
300
10%
Milw St Paul & Pac
&
14'.
5%
*
570
49
preferred
5%
91
1*1/*
oi
2,400
29(4
-17%
*20
14'i.
n&i 1J7"
10
Western
86%
91
*
4,500
10%
-
Great
85
83%
84'/*
01
102%
5%
5%
84%
85%
11,900
*48%
Class A
Chic
84 Va
R3&
.
14'4
100
,1
Chicago & East 111 RR
102
»23%
94%
No par
Co
convertible
103%
*102
•
16%
42%
1
com
Aircraft Co
Belt
Checker Cab
23
11
310
16%"" 16%
23%
17%
84'
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common-_25'
43% Mar
12% Oct 26
69% Mar 1
11,400
41'/a
*23%
-
xIv'a
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc—™-—1
25
5
43%
*40%
23%
5
com
$4.50 preferred
Feb
Jun
Georgia Ry
Common
30
9
42
40%
23%
20
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
l
12 % Nov
43
40%
65(4
de
Chain
46% Feb
51% Feb
42%
405/
23%
65(4
preferred
Cessna
27% NOV 19
7
42%
< *89
1
Pasco Corp
Certain-Teed Products Corp
Chic
Mar 26
42'
4014
*23"
40%
18%
Chic
22
3,100
38
34% Apr
37% Jan
61%
*7%
20% July 25
611/2 Jan 14
10
60%
18%
12
10
61%
-
23%
23
ri
37%
11
10
60 %•
23%
™
so
in
preferred series Bi
Cerro
Feb
Sep
/;n
*3%
R1
Corp
5
Violeta Sugar Co
9.50
Century Industries Co
No par
16
31% Sep
6,400
*26%
55 .. Sep
22% Feb
13% Jan
24
27%
1
5
23%
*26%
4
14% May 22
24
50
3
4
23%
27%
31% Feb
Dec~20
94
27%
71% Jan
10% Jan
94%
27%
26% Jan
35%
95
10
29
43i% Apr 29
29V4 May 10
95
1656
4%%
21% Nov 21
29
96
conv preferred series A-100
4(4%
55 % May 28
3
95%
Joo
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
22% Oct
95
X10314 104
Central
10
9 Va Jan
59% Jan
23%
42%
43 Va May 22
22% Jan
41%
23%
23 %
16%
No par
1
1
42%
23%
94%
40%
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
May 20
41 %
23%
23
16
Central Illinois Public ServiceCentral RR Co of N J_.
Central & South West
36
41%
23%
40%
.
Central Illinois
11
41%
23%
41%
—7*
7
31% May 14
41%
23%
23'
16%
CewXnve?„r?,.CH°mm0n--5/6 pieferied
5%
41%
24
43
com
Central of
80
7:
Aug 20
30% Sep
9
55% Sep
\
15%
23
16%
_,
54
94
6% Nov 28
,
15%
41%
Central Aguirre
Sugar Co
Central. Foundry Co
»
34
31% May 24
.
8
15%
*39'4
100
13% May 22
3
8
16
July 24
109% Aug 20
.
151/.
23
common—^
100
Celaiiese Corp of Amer
7% 2nd preferred
_
16
43
'
19% Mar 20
86% Jun
19
Ca4^^^lanr^a^Hr
4.20 /o pieferred
8
Jun 22
15% Oct
Nov
17% Jan
5
51% Jan
32
jp
100 % Mar 13
iatj,
1
.—12.50
.
20
12 % Mat 16
9
R
1 ri/„
*R0'4
10
%
14
Feb
13
21 % Nov 16
28
81% Feb
104
Case^T
rn"eral C01P
7%
irpfm,o?0mm0U
Vv Joli preferred
r—
6/a2nd
151/„
50
—_
—
Shares
153V
42
95
5
Ca4i/ie*/ C°.rif ponimon-preferred
Apr 26
23% Aug
18% Jun 19
99% May
1
the Week
Friday
Sept. 13
23%
.
&Light--"-Nopa?
Co
Sales fur
Thursday
Sept. 12
Sept. 11
]51/_
Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_l00
Steel
Sept. 10
41%
10
Mfg CO_j.
carpenter
64% Sep
29% Sep
47% May
20-
14
•
Aug 15
13% Aug 26
Feb 27
21
74% July 16
10
65 % Jan
5% Mar
1.
_5
Sare^
Carolina
o?
21
110% Jan
11
Jan
104
64% Dec
17
*
Inc
Tuesday°W ^We"n^?dayALE
Monday
Sept. 9
Par
Carborundum (The) Co
47
13
21 % Jan
95%
v
13% Nov 23
-
Mar 28
,
Mar
Capital Airlines
25% Mar
Aug 15
5% Jan
94
1Q5
41% Aug 29
37 *
32% May
12
Nov
100
13
2
20% Jan
11%, May 28
-'51% Jun
12
22% Jan
62% May 16
53 Va Jan 26
43
4
July 17
27% Apr
2
65% Dec 31
49% Nov 20
_
26% Jan
PRICES
NEWElSSLfTr°CK
EXCHANGE
Highest
14% Sep 11
38% Feb 12
29 % Mar 20
Nov 30
22 % Nov
1
Vt
76
74%
76%
76%
77%
75%
100
77 Va
68,000
24%
14,000
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
24% Oct 25
87
Dec
3
37% Jan
3
39% Dec 20
54
Jan
23
12% Jan
30
73% July 17
20% Mar 29
102
Nov
2
104% Jan
18
30
Jan
9
42% Jun
29
17% Dec 27
93
Nov
20
46% May 24
185
Oct
23% Jan
109
Jan
58
14% Aug 29
100% Aug 26
38 % Feb
27
1
20 %
Apr
9
7
96% Apr
12
75% July 18
52% Mar 26
May 28
103
Jan
13
166% Aug 22
80 1 Jan 22
34% Jan
26
43% Jun
15
35% Aug 20
97% Dec
31
70
Dec
26
80% Mar 26
39% Dec
19
45
60
Jan
39
Nov
127% Sep
8
23
5
6
Jan
10
24% Jan
3
78% Aug 15
50% Jan 13
20
141
Jan
5
Nov
15
125
Jan
13
98 % Dec
20
131% Mar
100
2
92
Nov~29
75
Dec
18
11
60% Feb 12
35%
*.p
13
123% Jun
27
87% Sep
13
Jan
2
99
2
May 16
Jan
25
43% May 20
104
Jan
14
71% Feb
6
40% May
3
25% July 19
76Va Jun
43 Va Mar
139
106
Jan
Mar
114% May
Apr 17
800
Apr
12
5
8
5
8
17
9
41
Feb
27
49
July 15
94% Mar
5
73
Jun
26
83
Apr
9
13% Feb
25
27-
Feb
11
17V2 Aug 22
33% Jan
2
45
Sep
12
50% Feb
28
39% Jan
18
50% Apr
25
52% Sep
6
10
47
50% July 30
51% Mar 12
66% Apr
11
3
54
Nov
50
Dec
27
59% Feb
16
22% Jun
28
34% Dec
*.22% Jun
28
34% Dec
30
Feb
83
62% Jan
35% Dec
36% Dec
4
67% July
175
23% Jan
19
13% Nov 21
27% May 28
Dec
Sep
62
Aug 21
35% Aug 14
800
40%
4
17% Mar
196
Jun
46% Jun
2
93% Jan
30
18
May
3
16
Jan
18% May 31
103
3
89% Nov
111
Apr 24
9
59
Mar
17
6
8.50
4%
preferred
Cities
City
Service
37
36%
36%
84 %
'36%
37%
37
37
1,500
42%
42%
42%
4-
1*
*A
421%
42%
42%
42%
7,000
65%
16,800
15%
3,100
64 Va
5
1514
*101
100
No par
170
*80
36%
*79
85
5%
noncumulative
preferred—100
Cleveland Electric Ilium
15
com
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
gtd
No par
No par
100
cumulative 2nd preferred_100
7018
36%
*12914
Clevite Corporation
Climax
Molybdenum
duett Peabody & Co com
7%
preferred
No par
*90
101
Coca-Uola Internat'l Corp
No par
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
10
No par
Co
(The)
Colorado Fuel
5%%
& Iron
Colorado
&
Southern
4%-noncumulative
noncumulative
4%
Ry
100
pfd—100
2nd
A—
System—
2.50
2.50
No par
5
Columbia Gas System Inc
Columbian
12
3914 Sep
12
28% Nov 23
36% Mar 22
27% Jun
25
31 % Mar 18
24% Sep
44% Oct
31% Dec
18
25% Aug 26
34% May 17
Combustion
Engineering
54
13
45% Sep
Commercial
Credit
100
Nov
29
101 % Dec
6
8
Dec
3
10% Jan
9
4% Nov 23
13% Dec
15
8% Mar 16
31
18
44
Dec
14
49% Mar 22
Nov 29
110% July 17
26% Oct
1
15% Dec
31
36%
Mar~l2
18% May
9
41% Jun
25
97
Aug 20
42% May 1
26% Sep
11
14% Feb
21
14% Aug 26
15
10
45% Jan
3
Jan
23
54% Jun
19
107
35% Jan
23
16 Va Jan
14
Apr
15
16
17
Mar 28
Consolidated Laundries Corp
—5
-10
pfd
100
{Consolidated Retail Stores Inc—1
Consumers Power Co com
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
$4.52 preferred
No par
$4.16 preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
17
18
Dec
19
112
Jan
3
93
Dec
18
109% Feb
1
82% Dec
31
51% Mar 13
103% Jan
18% Dec 28
88
Dec
19
28% Nov 28
99
Dec 31
39% Feb 10
23
Sep 18
104
49% Jan
14
4
101% Jan
22
9
101% Jan
22
81
10
24
28% Sep
11
85
36% Jan
18
83
Dec
27
1T»»
no,
10
1171',
see
w..v
page
6
Jun
11
106% Jan
Aug
17% Sep
Jan
56% Aug
102% Mar
For footnotes
4
Aug 29
Jun
89% Sep
44 %
89
20
92 % Sep
12
3
42% Sep
10
5
5
80
Aug
107% Sep
3
28.
8
95% Mar 27
20% Apr
9
Apr 24
33% Maj
3
105
Mar 29
48
Jan
4
94
92 Va Feb
118
15
Mar 12
27%
28%
27%
28%
28
Va
28%
28 Va
28%
10,900
*46
47
46
46
45
45
45
43%
1,000
*42%
44
42'A
*53%
47
55
*53
54%
'
*42%
44
42%
*41
43
55
*53%
55
*50
55
*53%
53
*53
54%
*50
54%
*53
54%
Natural Gas
5
Common
270
50
55
53
44
50
29%
29%
27%
29%
28 Va
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 'A
28%
28
28%
27%
28
28
28'A
28
28%
4,100
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
33,800
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
18%
18%
i
'
100
29%
5,200
1,700
28V4
27%
28
7,300
48
47%
48
6,100
14 Va
141/4
6,400
9,800
72 Va
40
40 Va
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
29V4
291/4
29 Va
29%
2°
29%
29%
29%
27%
28V4
26%
27%'
26%
28
27%
46%
47
45%
46%
45%
46
%
46%
14%
14.
14%
14
14%
14 Va
14%
14%
*72
73
*72
Va
11
,
11 Va
11
39%
40
39%
401%
56%
97%
*97V4
97%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
900
5'A
5'A
5%
5%
5%
2,000
11%
3,800
.
11
11
11
11%
.
9%
10
10
10
9%
10'/n
36%
*35%
36%
35%
36%
36%
36%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12
11%
12%,
42
42%
42
42'A
42'A
42%
42%
42%
9,500
100%
100 Va
5,700
27%
1,800
15%
15%
4,200
14%
14%
14%
500
40%
40%
41
41%
42%
27%
27%
26%
27
27
27V4
151/4
15%
15%
15%
X15%
15%
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*14%
14%
14%
15%
*15%
15%
*15%
15%
41%
41%
40%
41%
35%
*33
35%
*33
35'A
15%
15%
15%
1,100
41%
41
41
4,400
34%
*34
35
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44»/2
44 %
44%
91
91
911/4
90%
91
89%
91
*90
911/4
*90%
91
84%
*83
84%
*83
84%
17%
17 Va
17%
17 Va
*15'/a
1%
45
1%
.
21,800
45
4,100
91'A
901/2
17%
42%
1
40 Va
*34
44%
*821/2
1,8 JO
101 %
43
39%
27%
42
700
10,100
27
15Va
100%
41%
101
101 %
101 Va. 101%
100%
27%
41%
4,300
10%
36%
40%
*33 Va
200
10
,
99%
*15%
1,200
40%
29%
72'/a
40%
73
16,300
72%
*72
72%
401/4
*72
42%
3 Va Jan
43% Dec
700
28%
42
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
92
15%.
12
Consolidated
Aug 12
15%
36%
23
1% May 15
15%
10%
14
9
78
*15 %
11%
Jan
26
48%
77 Va
151/4
36 Va
58
11~500
78%
47 Va
77%
10
49% Jun
48%
47%
15%
11%
32
48
*77
46%
*76 Va
,
11 Va
15
Aug 19
39% Feb 12
~700
2,500
15%
10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
1
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5
Consol Edison of N Y com
No par
$5 preferred
No par
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
50c
Consol Electronics Industries
1
Consolidated Foods Corp
1.33%
Consolidated Gas Utilities
1
10
43% July 25
87%
100
*800
78
5%
44
3,600
47%
6%
21% Apr
6,800
36%
76 %
5%
19
71%
131
100%
87%
90%
100
100
10
60
6,800
15%
6%
—
35%
320
46%
6%
Nast
71
*127%
131
63%
20
8~ooo
15%
*5%
Mills Corp
x89
93
3,300
77%
5%
Cone
93
*800
6%
10
14% Jan
99%
5%
28
Sep 28
91%
99%
*800
36%
*62%
36%
36
*127%
91%
100%
*800
36
71
70
36%
6%
Dec
1 %
69%
131
preferred—-100
cumulative
23
Nov
23%
Corp
-5
Publishing Co—No par
4.64%
34% Jan
Jan
23'/a
97%
8
Jan
23%
39%
14
18
22%
39%
Jan
10% Aug 29
GO
92
xlOO
23%
*96%-
39% Jan
17
92
101
36
39%
Aug 28
9% Aug 26
34% July 22
36%
*1291/4
35%
97%
Conde
15
x68%
37
131
36
39%
7
12
100
1
_
70%
36%
*129%
63%
*35%
*96%
17
22% Jan
69%
37
131
93
*63
36%
39%
6 Va Jan
42 % Nov
22%
93
63%
97%
14% Jan
26
23%
93%
39%
8
30% Mar 26
16% Dec 27
23% Mar 19
1
10
Comptometer
4% Apr
22%
36%
*96%
14
104
23%
55
36%
Co com—25
Commonwealth Edison
22
4
Dec
Inc
Co
Solvents
Feb
Jan
11
Commercial
10% Apr
92% July 22
6% Sep 11
*35%
*53%
com—-100
1st pfd
$4.25 preferred
No par
Carbon Co
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
1
35%
*46
*4214
50
11
42 Va Mar
62%
35%
28%
14
27
93
62%
36%
No par
78% Jan
38 % Jun
93
63 %
47%
preferred series B
93
*63
93
46Va
x76%
15%
com
36%
36%
71
54%
36%
36 Va
com—No par
Co
Collins & Aikman Corp
53%
37%
*800
4%
Coca-Cola
20 % Jun
44% Mar 19
*63
36%
23 Va
stock
25
20
93
No par
50
50
1
Special guaranteed 4%
17
38% Dec
54%
54%
170
71% Aug 23
13% Aug 26
17%
96I/2
85
3
21% Mar 20
17%
*95%
170
A
16% Nov 21
54
17%
96 %
*79
B
52% May 14
19% Jan 11
800
2,600
17%
*95%
96%
*162
Class
10
39%
85
3
Jan
39%
170
84 J/4 Jan
1
53%
18
39%
440
104
*79
26% Jan
25
17%
*951/4
38%
100 Va
*162
Class
4
18%
96%
*
85
36Va May 15
48% Jan
17%
*95 Va
15%
15%
170
78
Apr
18 V*
96%
39%
64%
65%
104
53
35% May 15
Feb
15%
*79
Columbia Pictures common
58
38%
39
64'A
*100
*162
15% May 28
17% Dec 31
Aug 23
44% Nov 20
*38%
64%
15%
104
85%
54
Co
Columbia Broadcasting
"
39%
63%
*15%
*100
24%
*84
85
86
10
8
15%
104
f
.
170
27% Sep
Jan
15
*101
84
5314
27% Aug 26
16% Sep 11
18
3914
*18
*95 Va
64%
63%
15%
24
*166%
19
17% Aug 16
___
5
100
preferred
64%
104
23'A
X84
15
Equipment
19
23
24%
861/2
37
C & St Louis Ry Co com—100
Clark
8
Apr
23%
86
37%
10
Co
convertible
50% Feb
57
23%
85
3714
42%
No par
Investing Co common
preferred
City Products Corp
„—t.
City Stores Co common
C C
23%
85
10
5 % %
4%%
24
100
Common
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
C I T Financial Corp
Va
17%
91'A
91
610
91
91
*90%
92V4
200
84%
*82%
84%
*82%
17%
18
90%
17%
18%
12,400
150
86%
*85%
861/2
86
86
85
85
Baking Co common—5
29%
29%
29V8
29'/a
x28%
28%
28%
28%
29
291/4
No par
Continental Can Inc common
10
$3.75 preferred
No par
$4.50 conv 2"d preferrpd
1 0
93%
93%
93%
94
*91%
92 Va
92 Va
92 Va
92%
92Va
170
42%
43%
42%
43%
42%
43%
43%
43%
44V4
8,600
4%
preferred
Continental
$5.50 preferred
10O
*85
86 V2
82%
82%
*1071/4
108%
*85
*81
*107%
83
J. 03%
*81
108%
83
108%
*811/2
109
43%
83
*81%
109
109%
83
109%
1,500
90
700
19
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
:
:
Monday, September.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Ranee for Previous
STOCKS
Year 11)66
Lowest
12% Feb
Lowest
16% Oct
14
11% Aug 27
28% Oct 19
22
43
68% Apr
9% Jan
9
43
11
6
20
5% Dec
6
34% Jul!
1
Feb
7
3
Continental
Jun
14
Continental
70% Jun
19
2
9
43 % Jan
28% Feb 11
49% May 21
59 Vb Feb
79% July 11
14
49% Apr 26
64% Jan 31
Jan
31
66
Dec
13
23
40% Mar 12
43% July 25
37
IS
"
Dec
6
60% Nov 29
69
Dec
94% Jon
5
5
19
•99 » Jan 25
32% Feb 24
■
27% Jan 20
152% Dec
20
'•
Oct
7
-180% Mar
30
Dec
79
Dec
5
3
4
145
July 38
164
25
41/2 July 5
2% Feb 27
3
28ya Jan
4
14
7% Jan
-
Dec
13
23% Jun
3
45% Sep
88
27
6% Jan
25% Deo
26
10
14% May
26
84% Aug 20
10% Jan
28
40
3
62% Oct
Feb
7
NOV
21% Aug 26
7% July 11
57
13
Aug 26
30
19
2
Jun
7% Jan
28
*7% Oct
Dec
66% Nov 23
1
22
•
May 16
44% Jan
11
47% Jan
ll
47
Jan
11
64% Jan
14
12
86% Mar
13
12% Jan
18
] 2.% Aug
6
3
60
Nov
16
19 % Aug 26
Jan
4
75 ya May 31
74
95% Mar
6
81
1
Dec
12
99
Feb
20% Jun
8
29
Sep 25
12% Dec
18
16% Mar 12
8
5
34% Jan.
35% Feb
26% May 28
31 %
8
64
NOV
11
18
41
July 29
48
38% Dec
7
May 14
79
Jan
14
37% Jan
26
00
60%.AUg 13
4£%;Apr 5
35% Jan
15
17
23% OCt
19
16% Feb 23
39 % Mar 6
3
29% Nov 29
May 25
13% Aug 27.
14
May
21
25% Jun
57% Jan
*
common
10
—
Vilbiss
Alkali
$1.50
13% Apr
25
15% Jan
14
Diana
26% Sep
9% Apr
12
34% Jan
14
13% July
Co.
1—
Stores
V
*"
19%
-'
29
-
28
10
Dec
7
29
13
Apr
9
16% Mar 21
.72% May 28
18% Dec
.
£7
95% Sep
23% Dec
3
45
*44%
'
20 Va'
%
45
39%
*60%
'
*60%
14%
43'.%.
*
'
43a4
44%-
30
30
—2
23
50c
2
V4.
'39. J
x22%
'23%
14
14
10
82% July
20
50% Dec
31
23
21% Feb
3
■
.
175% Nov 29
102% Dec
8
12% May 23
11% Jan 17
1
Dr Pepper Co
12
Dome
14
Douglas Aircraft Co.
24% Jan
29
Dover
68 % Jun
17
16
Jan
6% Oct
14
Jan
21
16% Nov
14
11% Jan
Aug 27
54% Sep 11
42% Feb 12
•
17 y* Jan
2
9% Aug 20
7 % Mar
1
t
9% Aug
Apr
8
178% Mar
1
*'
'
206
..
27
12® 4
8
99
26
99% Jan
3
78 %
37 % Apr
2
371
45.
i
1
38% July 12
July 24
33% Aug 27
89% Feb
20
Jan
Dec
28
50
44
Dec
11
53% Mar
43
Dec
46
Dec
6
44 % Dec
19
47
Nov
14% Jun
18
Feb
27
6
52% Jan
Feb
29
52% Jan
14
18
54
12
54
24
17% Jan
5
Feb
11
36% Feb
17
48% Dec
43% Feb
14
*26% Nov
28
57 % Aug
8
37y4Ai* 19
8
Jun
Jun
27
25
41
Aug 27
40% Aug 19
40
July 2
40 i July
1
41
July 1
14% July 16
33% Aug 29
33 %
22
Sep
Sep
110
,
Mar 27
Jan
49% Jan
,49
Jan
50
de
*6034
*35T8,
.42.'4*
'
'14
25
29
28
25%
24%
25
4.100
13%-
13%
13%
9,200
JL,900
45%
45%
45 Va
2014
20 V4;
20%
3,000
44%
43%
44%
5,900
40
40%
40 Vb
40 Vb
6,400
64
•U-
,39%
64
15"
44 Va
44 Va
¥.35 x«
4%
4.20%
preferred
*35%;
45%
30V4
303A
•—30%
30 %
30®a
30%
22%
22%
4.10%
preferred
14'
50
Jan
22
$2.10
16% Jan
10
29% Jan
23
23
150
54% Dec 17
100% July 17
Dec
18
170
Apr
12
51% Jan
23
66
Oct
29
30
Jan
3
94
Jap
10
;22y4 Nov 30
74
Dec
26
90
Nov
15
16% Jan
50
30
32% Nov
•
-
17
'35% Nov
i
29
11
14
Dec
41% Jan
27
4% Jan
34
27
29% Dec
25%
Oet~31
5% Dec
19% Dec
31
20
a
May 18
21% Dec
2% Nov 28
32% Dec
Jai
106
Nov
18
5
47% Jan
11
61% Jan
4
Eastern
Airlines
5
30 Vs Apr
3
Eastern
12%
12%
Corp
41% Feb
60% July
Eastern
81% Feb
13
Aug 26
45% Sep
11
23 % Mar 21
75
July 17
28
Sep
82 '
Aug
5
30 y4 Feb
3% Jan
29% Sep
28
Jun
18
158 % Feb
28
64% Jan
27% May
14
9% Aug 28
29% Jan 15
14% Jan
Sep'12
13% Jan
21% Nov
3
27
4% %
44% July
43% July
18% Sep
21
Jan
El
9
32% Jun
21
35 % Apr
80
28
25% Jan
14
11
89% Jan
27 % Jar
31
32% Aug
9
23% Mar 29
2
19% Dec
32% Apr
30
11
20% Jan
7
86
2
70
Aug 29
77
Feb
1
•luh.U
56
July '3
62
Feb
28
70
*>*■
Dec
1
7
i»
rnnt^y
rpr
Jan
Feb
-nage
28.
Jun
12% Sep
12
(The)
Ind
Amer
Erie
5%
Erie
preferred
«fe
lOOVa
100 Va
100%
80%
80%
8034
81
34
33%
43
series
A
Pittsburgh RR Co
*44
186%
187V4
100 Vb
100%
*81%
82V4
33 V,
34%
*38%
■
,*41
34
:
40
*38%
421/4
•
42
*42
43i%
48
*44%
47
*44%
47
143b
*44 %
15 Va
*14%
15%
*14%
15
35%
35%
43 Vb
34V4
34%
3414
33%
33%
333%
22
83%
341/8
22
22
33 V8
351/4
34%
22
22
22%
32
32'%
32%
32%
75%
75V2
43%
75%
44%
75%
45%
45%
96%
99
99»/4
100 Vb
44%
97-%
963i
148
149
"5014
97 %
149
87
*147
36%
76%
28%
28%
*82
23%
:•
31
27%
5%
<
34 %•>
133b
.
27Vb
13%
13%
100
71%
71 Va
__50
^57%
59
-
10%
-
5%
•f
59'
24%
36%
4%
30%
30%
10
.
30
:
"3,300
-
87
■
*,
4
24%
,
24Vi
L800
36%
36%
,9,500
4%
4%
4,500
30%
30 VB
2,000
10
10%
31
31%
31%
32 %
60,000
30%
313b
31%
31
27,500
27%
27%
27
27%
2,400
5%
13.000
5%
;
.
5%
5%
1£%
18 V
a
18%
'•
T4%
34%
*34%
63
34 %
83
;■
,•;
27%
27%
2,900
13%
15v50C
81
12%
71%
*57%
%
18%
27%
*
2.400
10%
5%
81
'
'10
18%
34%
273b:
71%
"
77»/2
29
*82
103b
18%
> 1334
"
1,500
30%
*34
27%
7)%
*58
3,800
*75%
-
4%
50
47%
24%
303%
27%
'
13
150
30
x26%
34
27%
7,900
9,500
24%
77 %
£7
36 Vb
30 VB
250
45 V b
100%
47%
-
29
24%
Va
451/4
29 Vb
'■
' 83
*81
4
'
18 Va
-33%
83'
>
-
27%
5% >
18 %
'
•
27
36
4%
30%
26%
23%
-30
-
29 Vb
28%
*82
19,500
'•
75%
150
24%
*75V2
28%
600
32%
IOC
47%
*24%
87
35 V8
4%
30 Va
10% > 10V4
30%
30%
30%
>
1.90C
12,500
'
149
46%
23 %
36%
4%
30
10V4
29%
76%
76 Va
>87
35
VB'
30%
24%
23%
4%'
26 34
48
24%
28%
36%
34%
*147
45%
*82
25%
5%
150
49%'
25
*75%
•
243b
18%
Vb
75 Vb
24%
29%
30
31
■
48
25
28
34
120
;
22%
31%
75%
9%
.
100
22
31%
50
•
47
*14%
*75%
43„
•
,' 400
-
47'
43%
x43Vb
30
:vv
;
%
.*44
43
75%
24%
700
5,000
—
V4
33%'
32%
49 V4
1,300
/
*40
42
42
48
a3,400
34Vb
42
42
*44
48
—
1003/4
8i %
43,
45%
*81
1871 b
81%
"
41%
1
6,500
184
.
;1,100
'
9
34
•
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100
9
33%
100
.4
*9'%
22%
96 %
•
40
8,400
i 12,800
66%
'
.
42
41%
'
43
*44%
14%
77%
_No par
*41
48
»
*413i
35
146
Phonograph
5
Electriq Co_
—10
Corp common—25
—4
*38%
41%
41
*75
8.50
40
7534
15
;
34%
*38»/4
~
DVB
;
13%
10014
34 %
40
43%
3
common
183%
100%
»44
'«
10 %
D
81%,
31%
1
18%
*9%
9
34'Vb
'*41%
_io
18%
103 b
9
100%
■' '■
43
.5,-
18%
*9%
182
48
10
3
preferred
RR
18%
10%
.
183a
9 VB
186
33 %
5
Mfg Co
Equitable Gas Co—
■
18 3 b
18 Va
10%
183%
34%
—10
Gas
Electric
District
14/700
186%
*22
Endicott Johnson
4?<
49 Va
15%
shares--
Battery
Natural
Empire
49
48
Emerson Radio &
10
5
Nov
Paso
41,900
49%-
*14%
1
Class B
7
34% Mar
98
87
-
Elgin National Watch Co
14
23
31% Oct
&
Emerson
2,600
56V4
2.50
common
Auto-Lite
Electric
May 20
6% Jan
Co
Electric Storage
8
34
16 VB
55%
48%
*41%
100
Nut Co
Electric
8
13
16%
55%
55 Vb
*44 Va
2
Inc common
preferred
Mus
16%
54 %
16%
54%
47%
*44
100
preferred
Ekco Products
16 Vb
'le'b'
-
*41% •;:41%>
100
Steel
Corp
Co cfminonJ
Kodak
Elastic Stop
31
11
11
com
preferred
4%%
1
26% Sep
5 % Sep
Stainless
Edison Bros Stores
S% Jan 11
Apr 16
35 % Mar
Assn
Eaton Manufacturing Co
8
28% Feb
30%
6%
Fuel
800
9%
48%.
16%
41%
1
•«
13%
Va
10
934
7,000
.
65 34
48
*41%
10
prior preferred
Eastman
01
Api
8
27% July
3
40% Api 25
4% Aug 15
18% Ma<
3
115
4% %
1
1
12%
9%
1,200
2JB00
26%
12%
13%
5
:
9%
3,000
14 Vs
26%;
65%
55%
81
—50
Inc
9%
.1,300
22%
"14
'
5,900
^,500
■,
131.4
..50
Eagle-Plcher Co
Eastern Gas &
144
.1
DWG Cigar Corp
5
13
L
preferred
42% July 15
61% Mai
5
20
17% Mar 20
31% Dec
—
-22%
26%
12%
.
14%
26%
16%
100 p-
—50
preferred
8.500
^ ,600
39y4
*44%-
14.; 14%
263b' 27'
54%
185%
50
29
■3 v—'t—
39%
22%
47Va"
,*38%
31
,43%,
64%
17%
.34%.
24
;
44%,'
30%
.
7;,.43%
30%
20
.
13%
-*9%
"9
Jan
;
15V4
44%.
65
,18 Va
48% Jan
64
14%
13 V4
9 VB
50
,
64
10%
preferred
•
*61 %
15%
{13^V4
•
43%
30%
55%
50
14,500
1 .1,000
20 Vb
.
30%.,
30 Va/
*9%
.
9,300
29V8
*27 %
;.,44%
.
48%
.10
18
29%
28%
13%'
9„.
No par
18
40
5.000
19%
,18%
29%
43%
43
>No par
19%
64%
*10%
common
19^8
130
64%
18Va
preferred
$4.15
9%
20
u.
,
13%
1
Preferred $3.50 series.!..
$3.75
9%
1,500
13'% '
No par
Preferred $4.50 series—.
■
Duquesne Light Co
9%
7; 500
•
'79%
•
12:!b,
12 Vb
& Co—
'
*77
13
-
"
"
•
-,27%
12%
42%
•"44%
27%
•
22%;
22%
{ 100
24%
55
5
*12
\
76
15
.>%30
20
53%
29%
44
.■
18%
Common
*5
9,900
77
64
.
14!a
1,600
10%
*75
44
40
2,200
86
.
.76
'17%
20
39%
-
54
,
10%
78
,
44%
'
43%
43 %
12%
I
;
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53
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10%
200
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5
50c.
International
30% Mar 13
74% Jun 28
75% Jan
l
Co
Duplan Corp
July 16
33
64%
Industries
du Ponf
83% Dec
39
-13%
-No par
:
Chemical
Dunhill
6
121% Feb
9%
^No par
—'
Drewrys Limited USA Inc.!
V
28
No par
Ltd
Corp
Dresser
19% May
9
12
Jan 15
f
237,
Dow
57% May 13
Mines
52 Ve
200
32,000
•
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49%
77
t
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13%
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14
27%
27%
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491/2
200
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29%
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100
16,300
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,
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77
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64
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1,600
,
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78
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200
;
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i
210
2,300
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7%
83
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18,000
,
60
37
3k
20
..
37
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40
44
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8
700
18,900
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-
10
91
22
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491/4
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79
28%
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39%
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14% Jun
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900
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•
12%
27%
20 VB
43 Vb
64
14%
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20
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40
...1
2
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361/2-
48
40%
43%
'■
19%'
25%
13%-
1,
2
63% Aug 20
44% Nov
10% Jun
9% Aug
12% Jan
14
28 Vb
•
■
13
4:
:
48%
.89%
28%
3,6%,
5%
■
78
27 %
24%
13%
-44
■
27.V4
25%.-
-
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*
19%
18%
29%.
18
-29%
•
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'77
'i
27J%
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5,600
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86
43%'
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40
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Car
Motor
2.600
15
57 Vs
51%
■*12
"
11
48V'4
44 Vb
77%
preferred.
Corp-Seagrains Ltd.
Divco-Wayne Corp
5
I
20
20
'
2
Distillers
17
T
14'/4
*56
20%
:io%
V
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36%
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(
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...
44%
_i
cumulative
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5
39%
-
'
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51%
52%
*30
-
57%
47%
%
'84
--
20 Va-
10%
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*12 12%
'
>
13 VB
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common.
Diamond Match
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31
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.
25
3
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2
49
'
7Vb
35%'
•
•
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80
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13.50
Corp
Co——-.:
48"
-
8
10%:
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,37
59%
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37%
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7%
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:
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20 VB
36%
77
..
-29-..
.
———
Detroit Steel
'
.
18 Va
50
—
Mar 29
20%
77%
.19%
.
.No par
Denv & Rio Grande West RR.No
par
Edison
20
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
De
28%4
c
21%
7%
7%
•
57V4
*36
44Vb
t77%
20
r
Delaware Power & Light Co
Delta Air Lines Inc
Detroit
%
:
'
,
"
11%"
*56.
„
'
40%
44
50c
Delaware Lack & Western
37% Mar 13
10%
-
•
Delaware «fc
20% Feb
'
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100
28% Apr
25%.Jan
.34
.: B
!
30%
30%
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-
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——50c
11
59%
52
7
1:
13
10
A—;
Decca
42% Sep
59%
59%
84
—10
common
Dayton Rubber Co——
3d% Sep
29,% Jun
7%
10% *:
•
—20
19% July 22
32%. May
6
31% Feb
1
&
21%
7,3/«
53
77
Devoe
2lVa
20%
*78
39
x21
7%
59 Va
84 •'
100
3
Jan 31
23%
.57%
52%
C—1~100
59% July
23
*82
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11
•
27
,
300
78
27%
29 Va
26.
xI0%.
series
21
Aug 16
1
5
series
48% July 17
28
26
V4
700
8,000
',
28V4
47%.
28%
49V4
3.90%
51% May 16
26% ADI 18
27%
:
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•
,14%
'
,
27%
46%
*25
48%
100.
—
2%
14%
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X27
113b
10%
3.75%
Hudson
'
27%
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25%
7 V4
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:
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'
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31
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Preferred
Co
15
27%
36%
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preferred
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14%
28 VB
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29
14%
;
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.
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15
233/4
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5
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:
.
14%
280
27%
78
26%
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25
7
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.
•
89%
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:
—2.
78
21
:
27% '
27
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common—..'
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27%
14%
100
.
11,100
150
'
-37"" ~'37%
preferred series A
Mills Inc.—.
Records
2%
88%
1
1
series
4%
46 34
7%
110
•
30%
150
21 Vb'
88%
59%
ret*
J an
35
Dec
2
common
3.75%
149 Va
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~
%
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29
100
-13,400
*
149
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-
-
1,900
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85
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*4%
,
78
*83
;
4%
14 »/a
*200
"
•
'
78%
,
84
8934
'
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Preferred
79
30%
28%
23%
No par"
convertible preferred
90
48%
*57 VB
Apr
23% Jan
Ya Sep
37
40
.
25
*25%
88%
'
$1.60
Daystrom Inc ——_—'
Dayton Power & Light
3
'27%
46
'27%
Davega Stores Corp common.:—2.50
41% May 21
65
Jan 23
22% Jan
2
60
24%
,31% Nov 27
% Feb
20
Aug ^6
38% Feb 11
Dec 18
43% Dec 12
9
9
11
43% Jan 31
31% Nov 23
9
27% Feb
26 ya Jun
47
<
Apr
17% Jun
13% Jan
be
88
27%
:
'
■
90 %
2%..
*28%;
'4
'
♦
19%
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5
River
5%
28Va
,
84
-,3o;
5,400
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66%"
19%
20%
*75
78
143b /
15»/B
.:
'
.
-
27
27%
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.
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24,200
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15
89%
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79
;
84
30%.
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27%"
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86
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v
21%.
*4%
48 V4
52%
'65%
19%
11,300
;; 700
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30
C
15%
l
Corp
3%%
Dan
AUg
1
49% Apr 15
86
:M4r 4
Jun 19
5
Dana
July 12
47.
July 26
75
20% Aug 23
13% Jan
2
24% Aug 26
12% Sep 11
25
26% Feb
32
2
3.
May 18
23
•14% Feb
29% Jar
25% Apr 27
10
38% Jan
33% Jun
5
61
*79
.
143/4
-
100
1
Class A
6% Feb 27
13 y« Apr
3
6% May 21
17% May 21<
7
85%
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150
,*2%
.
,28%,,
•
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18%
30%'
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47 Va
5
Cutler-Ilamnier Inc
9
Jan
Curtis-Wright
18%
83
*
78
27%
10
—'
Prior preferred
.
l
10% Sep
Sep 27
18% Sep
Jun
8
,,
27
*881/a
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—.2.50
Curtis Publishing common
l
$4 prior preferred
.No par
4
May
49% Feb
79% Jan
Feb
83
36% Jun
28
preferred
Cuneo Press Inc
5
96
19
27% Dec
33% Jan
22
30% Dec
24
25% Oct
6
24
96
3J.
4% July 16
12% Dec 27
76% Dec
Feb
9
4 % %
•
323/8
X84%
85%
82
:
'
28
15
No par'
Cuban-American Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co common
2
28 Vb
32%
65 Va
X20%
2%'
*75
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
Cuba RR 6% noncum pfd
r
100
2
17% Mar 19
21
11% Dec
100
—
25
Jan
•
59% Jun
35% Sep
79
11
65 y2 Jan
12
36
Aug 26
47% Aug 29
27%
Crown Zellerbach Corp common.—5
$4.20 preferred
No par
17
17
49% Nov 28
NOV If
32% Apr
30% Apr
19 % Jan
49% NOV 28
11...25
—
26%
32%
52%
18%:
149
4%
4%
*2%
*,28 3b
preferred
26%
32
:
*51
30
:
21% -21%
"'14%
$2
25%
32
'
1
Corp (The).
25%
31%
83
150%
2
:
16
53% Feb
14
65
38% Jan
of Wheat
2434
*64
18%
*80
'
30%
Corp
—
.1
Crown Cork & Seal common—2.50
18
13 y4
23
1
Feb
18
33% Feb
Oct
100
Aug 29
26% Jan
53
Cream
28%
*
85
-
148
..
.
Crescent
5
Sep 11
Jan
7
21
20
«
19
3
9% Sep 14
63% July 19
9
19% Dec
Aug 6
Apr 17
16% July 23
31% Feb 18
58 Ya July ll
38%
51J/4
'
r'.,84%
'30
1
preferred k.
16
11% Mar 27
Jun
3%%
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82
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,——1
Mar 14
38 y4
27%
'
,
65 Va
51%
18%
*80
Refining commori.lO
preferred 1
lL
—.100
30;
11
2
23 % July 25
i
7% Nov 16
31% Dec
2
31
69% Apr
Feb
104
27
14% May 28
65
rJan
85%
:
56%
28 %
32%
common—-—5
:
57%
33 %
•
300
5,600
37%.
25%
52
7%
5,400
56%
24%
65%
7%
7%
4,200
Va
27%
32%
*51
44
37%
27
*65
23
43%
38
*37%
32
*22%
44 Va
57
56%
37%
27%
25%
' 24%
22%
27 Va
58%
37%
27%
.
22%
44
llVa
7%
57%
58
57
11%
22%
7%
27%
Xl8%
Crane Co common
22
7%
38
,_1
Cosden Petroleum Corp.;
Coty Inc,—
Coty International Corp
3
86
Aug 29
X7%
57%
Products
7%
2
75
Dec
4
2% Jan
7
<
Shares
11%
44% "
7%
43%
38
preferred J
—1003%% preferred Series of 1947-100-
Corn
44%
27
5
3% %
2
6% Jan
36% Apr
,
Sales f«r
the Week
,
11%
11%
22%
43%
7%
convertible preferred
—50
convertible preferred——50 -
Corning Glass Works
May 17
v
27
Jan
Mar
7%
11%
22 %
44%
23
'
32% Apr 24
19% Jan 21
—
Cornell Dubilier -Electric Corp
3
96% May
11
18% Feb 28
35% Feb 23
60% NOV 23
14
13
Aug 28
Feb
16
7
Dec
-
14
Jan
30% Jan
11
91
83
28 "
5%
6%
106% July 11
89
Delaware
43%
Steel
Corp
—14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp _i
L
5
Copper Range Co
5
Copperweld Steel Co common.
5
8
27% Jan
of
.
Continental
May 15
26% Aug 27
97% Mar
'28% Oct 22
14% Dec 19
28% Dec
% Sep
78
May 29
42,% Mar 26
18
11% Dec
B
23% Aug 27
6% Jan
S
5% Sep 25
2% Dec
-33
18% Aug 29
57% Feb 13
87% Apr
99
Jan
26
Continental Oil
40% July 11
54 y4 July 25
Mar 20
52
12
preferred
*22%
5
Motors
Jan
convertible
11%
*22%
25
Insurance
5%
11%
11%
11%
-1
26% Jan
54 y4 May
34% Feb
33% Dec
Sept. 11
Friday
Sept. 13
Thursday
Sept. 12
Wednesday
Sept. 10
2
common
12
70,
Dec 20
Industries
% Aug 29
26% Aug 26
24% Sep
9
24% Jan 23
Tuesday
»Sept. !>
Pat
'
*
7
45% Nov 15
•
Monday
EXCHANGE
15% Jan
54% Feb 27
41
.NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Continental Copper & Steel—
22
22% Feb IS
Sep
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
.
"
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
■
*'81%
27 %
13
71%
59
13
.
83
27r'b
13
%
*71
72%
*57%
59
5
%
13%
7i
[57%
v
; 71
59
1,000
-
6oc
30
230
16,1957
Number 5673
.Volume, 186
. . ,
The Commercial
and Financial
Chronicle
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Prevtona
■
•
-t
.
Year 1956
.
Lowest
20%Dec
;
t
-
Highest
-
4
Lowest
29% July 17
151% Jan 20
20
.
16 Va
Mar 23
Aug 29
143/4 Feu
l
59% Dec 26
41
7
15% Jan
3
10% Sep 26
15% Dec 28
15 Va Nov
15
18
20'
12
16
20
Feb
2
5% Dec
Oct
10.
43% Jan
4
30% Dec
26
Jan
17
24
11
Aug 23
50
Sep
11
36
Feb
1$
32
preferred
Fansteel
Feb
a
18% Sep
10
20 Va Jau
34 % Jun
1
61
24% Sep
Sep
92
Mar 26
45
Jun
11
32
11
105
Jan
Aug 29
Sep 10
67
May
29% Jan
66
a*
68
Feb
10
98
Dec
26
83% Mar 18
106% Jau 16
61
Jan
33% Nov 29
41
Feb
Dec
27
Nov 23
Hi
36% Feb 13
41
Dec
12
"8i%Dcc
50% Aug
10
13
94-
109
Feb
13
159
July
July
100
Nov 30
22
82% Sep
13
50% Sep
111
93,
65 %
3
134
.
63% Mar 12
16% Dec. 27
30% Oct 24
21
% Jaii
41 % Apr
8% Feb 24
,
18
13% Nov 28
11% Apr
3
Jan
15
15
15%
6,400
4,100
37%
36 %
37 Va
8,500
*43'/a
22
Dec
38% Apr 23
14
Sep 11
May 15
5
1
17%
65% Jun 25
15",a
■*15Var
15%
24%
24%
15 Va
24%
*24%
25
71
*66
71
*66
53%
52 Va
51 Va
5 Va
5 Va
•12%
12 m
55
*"45
50
50
*46
*46
40%
39%
39%
39%
397 a
21%
22%
21 %
21%
21%
211«
34
34%
34 3\
34
33%
33%
18%
33%
*
18
V4
18 V4
183'a
30%
30%
24%
4
24 Va
24%'
24 Va
23%
22%
23.
25%
25 V*
25 V4
25%
.
5 Va
1,500
'
12%
6,700
*40
40
8,500
54%
1
12%
••
54
22%
30%
1~300
1,000
71
5
40 Va
33%
15%
25
53 Va
v
13
9,500
15%
5
12%
•
1,300
a
9
10'a
*66
54%
5
12%
43!
24%
71
53%
5 Va
5
12%
'
51
53%
51Vt
5%
12 %
*66
22 %
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C
100
55
1.
40'/■
2,500
21%
22'a
9,900
34%
34 Va
2,400
18%
18 Va
18!%
31
30%
3(F'.;
30%
31
24%
*24 VV
24%
25-
25
1,500
22%
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
22 7 h.
4.100
24%
25 Va
25
25%
25
25»a
3,800
*18'
1,400
18:,4
+
14
:i
4%
8%
.
40 Va
88'A
1 '•■
39 Va
38%
*85
.
88
;
23%
4.000
50 Va
51 !a
9,200
93%'
5,900
921/a
105
*102
48'/4
47%
9 !4
=
40
9 Va
,9*4
10
48
20
-
lOVa
12,500
•
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51%
5,700
8&
>
51
49!
53
51%
52%
52%
16Vn
15'A
15%
157u
59V4
50%
49%
51 %
12%
13
—100
200
51 !a
.1 5,300
*104
515a
98
98%
97
98
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15%
14''a
15
14
14%
66Va
*66 V'4
66%
66'A
66%
100
•
14
21,000
5211
13,500
40O
300
3,200
38,800
14%
,14%
67 !a
a
103
101%
■
4,200
,
^
13! a
1134
11%
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%
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32,600
15%
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105
-
53'a
51 Va
11%
511
15%
13!
11'A
89%
531/4
52%
13'a
:
4,400
51
53',4
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.
16,000
107
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4
a
99
15
50!
a
11%
13!
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51
89 Vi
51%
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•
48%
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39 Va
82',4.
107 v
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89! a
49%
16
51
48
38%
51%
52 Va
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47%
>
82 Va
110
*88
89'A "
39%
50
•
,
48
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4834
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93%
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113
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47%
38%
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;
85
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85
50
4,200
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39
38'A
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48 Va
38%
89%
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--
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113
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.
50
52%
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.
20%
39%
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-
18
49%
85
51%
-
20%
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48
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26
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38
6
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28
54 % Dec
23
Jan
45
27% Aug 27
36% Feb
Apr
4
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12
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64
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14
15
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30
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5
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51
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59
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3
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19
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2
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24
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1
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135
12
10
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23
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13
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28
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13
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13
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29
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16
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27
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11
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30
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see
page
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6:
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2,500
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General Telephone Corp
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28
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20
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52 Va Sep
90
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12
11%
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26
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100
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19
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10
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17
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10
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preferred,
General Amor oil
General Amer
22% Doc
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50
8%
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43
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preferred
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27%
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General American Indus com
25
Aug 29
convertible
10%
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Co
8%.
8V
5
50
General
6
35 %
5
(The)
Garrett Corp (The)
Wood Industries-Inc
37% July 12
Jun
1
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2
33% Jan 27
Co
Gardner-Denver
2
8% Jan
36% Jan
(The)..
inc common
convertible preferred..
5V
8
5% July 2
30% Aug 26
July 16
Co
Gamble-Skogmo
11
13
39
12
3% Jan
10% July 24
10
10% Apr
42
9% July 17
4
9
14% Dec
4
9% July 22
July 23
-
32% July 31
43
Dec
6
9
Jan
31
6% Feb
3
11 % July 19
49% July 20
15%
:
18%
15'4
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47
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93
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49%
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105
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96%
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Mineral Co
Ford Motor Co
8
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- 7
5
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July 11
'>3
Machinery & Cliem Corp
10
convertible prefcrrcd___100
Francisco Sugar
Prankllu Stores
Jan
*9%
?,
40%
Is
common..
micros Inc common/.
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80
8%
9%
15%
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3
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3
123
43'%
8%
15%
15%
24%
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12% Jan
24
Mar 29
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8
11
86
94
15
35%
.
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9%
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5
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1
Power Corp...
67% July
17 % May
11% Aug 26
1,3% Mar 12
97% Mar 20
-
Florida
Apf 25
May 15
93 % Aug
15% Sep 11
35% Feb 13
3
July 18
4
Shares
17'A
9%
8%
12%
10
Preferred——.___'__.,___No
Florence
59% Mar 19
18% Apr 29
11% Dec 31
79% Oct
17%
43%
8%
10%
51 a/.
100
;
(The)
61% July 16
78
11
16%
the Week
:'8%
8%
*9%
'
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preferred.,
,0
ni
8
51% Sep 11
.
43
8%
5
(The) Carpet Co
Flintkotc Co
9
45% Aug 27
51% May 28
4
21
43% Jan
.
4
84% Jan
5
Feb
Corp
69% Jun 13
11
6
Feb
43
24%
—«**
First National
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Va Aug 22
69% Mhy
44% Aug. 27
35% Feb 11
6
Mar
46% July
5
,
9
,
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10 %
25
com.
Firth
.
49% Aug.27
.
Apr 18
77
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Sep.
'
62
Feb
43
16%
.
1
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Firestone Tire
,
8
Jun 21
2
102% Mar
51
Feb
88
•
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Filtrol
51% Jan 23
12%- Jan
4
11,
21% Mag 12
,-54% Aug 14
41%Feb
.
106
-Maria,
8,% Aug
1
34% Feb .12,;
105% Mar 14
12
43
>
Friday
Sept. 13
5
Preferred
Plienlx Firo Ins NY__
9
Jaa
101% July 23
47
7
93
■
10Q% Aug 13
3
12% Feb 27
■
35%
15,,£
50
conv'
2
23
48% Aug 26
3
34%
33
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Fibreboard Paper Prod com_.No
par
14
27
21
15 Va
35%
41
Ferro
July 12
30% Feb 23
Dec
15
35
1
Co
PeSuinf" St01'°5
31% Jan 10,
91% Jun
10% Jail
15%
35%
17%
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 12
"
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47
1538
35%,
\
preferred
Nov
101.% Nov 14
Va
15 Va
5
Bearings
Fede™J Papcr Board
4.60 U cumulative
18
1
1
Bower
11
28
53
26% May
17'/a
50
Corp
Federal Pacific Electric
31
21
24% Sep 11
22% Sep 11
May
44% Nov 29
Mogul
25% Jun 17
36% May 14
11
B
Metallurgical
27% Jan
May
. ■
..
Sept. 11
17%
15
3
Fedders-Quigan Corp common
?onv pfd 1953 scries
Federal
61% May 13
45%July
series
Farwick Corp
16% Apr 23
.
18% Mar 12
1
43
Wednesday
-
Sept. 10
,
17 y*
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5 A
10
135
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Sept. 9
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3
12
64% July 10
7% Jan 14
12% Aug 26
39% Mar 23
1
'
inc
Monday
Par
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Faircbild Engine &
Airplane Corp_i
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
Falstaff Brewing
1
67% Jun
27
7
Jan
37 % Mar 14
29% Nov 29
Oct
5
7
22
27
21% Sep
Ex-Cello
31% May
Aug 14
26% Nov 29
100
67
Aug 23
44'/a Feb 11
36% May
1
18% Dec
22 V'B Jan
41% Aug 17
24% Dec 18
23
16
17% July
2o % oun
7
Dec
Eversharp
16
6
7% Jun
Evans Products
Co___
13
12 % Jan
14% Dec
3l%.Jan 11
25
65
55
5
13 Va Feb
2
75% Mar
17
29% Pel>
Aug
25 % Mar
53% Dec 17
10,
Jun
51% Apr
8% Aug 23
9% Aug
7
15% Apr 15
31
Apr 30
SALE PAICES
LOW AND HIGH
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68% Sep
exchange
v
26
5
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Apr
Highest
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34 Va Aug 26
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STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK >
Range Since Jan. 1
80'/a
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62
11,200
2,200
60
133
73
4,700
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80
600
30
-
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The Commercial and Financial
r2
.
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.
(1166)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Highest
27% Jun
357/a Jan
8
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
.
13
5% Jau
3
28
12
39% Mar 23
/ 23
76% Deo
21
98
Mar 14
.
147% July 26
34% Jan
2
12
Aug 27
', Aug 26
107% Feb 12
69
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Aircraft: Oorp
Guantanamo
Sugar
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11
80% Jan
16
152
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com
$5
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
May 13
No par
preferred
States
NO par
23
32% Sep
26
41%. Jun
11
27
42% Mar 20
103% Feb 28
34% Jan 24
83% Dec
81% Aug
93% Feb
5
$4.20 dividend preferred
90
Dec
17
108
6
83% July 23
98
Apr
2
100
Sep
19
105% Feb 23
90
96
Jan
29
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
39% Dec
17
58.% Feb
10
Jun
14
38% Jun
21
Nov
13
65% Sep
11
19
20
45% July 25
92
1
19
Jau
24
27
.Sep
Jan
24
107
Sep
18
Nov
26
13Q
Nov
30
'■<'
18
87
33
15
9
48%. Dec
35% Apr
16
25
May 22
39
5% Oct 31
32% Dec 13
39
f
■
Mar 27
•
Aug
9
6 %
12
26% Aug 15
4% Sep - 9
8% Jan
Refrac
preferred-.
,
1
18% Jan
23
Mar 12
37
13;% May 28
26% Dec 20
76
89% Feb 27
23% Feb 28
17% Nov 13
47
85
17
Dec
Dec
3
Jan
60
101
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Dec
•
34% Mar 27
19
11
Jan
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5
Oct
17
31
21% Mar 15
36% Nov 29
110
Doc
20
45% Dec
'
3
Feb
124
Jan
I
45% Sep
27% Feb
11
23
33% Nov
19
41% May 23
46% Mar 14
13% Nov 29
•
20% Mar 19
61% Dec
80
77% Feb
13
Oct
2
21% Dec
3
Jan
3
99
12
24% Nov
*31%
-
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18-% Dec 31
12% Jan
18% Oct 22
23
15
29% Oct
17
32% Jan
16
31% Dec
5
Feb
20
56
Feb
16
35% Jan
40
!
30
89
26
Dec
4% Nov 23
21% Jan 28
12% Feb
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10
35% Dec 26
Nov
74% Jun
-
1*9
53 % Sep
/
6
69
Aug -20
102% Jan
10
83
July 19
105
28
88
Jan
26
41% Jan
3
Mar
Feb
20
57% Aug 17
18% Jan
3
15% Nov 29
26% Mar 19
Jan
10
3% Apr
15% Dec 21
23
91
3
4% Dec
13
27% Dec
13
19% Nov 29
27% Feb
10
l'--
57% Oct
Sep
5% Sep
Jun
18
13
4% Feb
3
28% Jan
July
24% Sep 21
35% May
72%
16
3
51
44
Jan
; Apr
Jan,
54% Apr
Nov
9
53
55
44
Dec
27
Dec
12
53
26% Jun 20
30
*
15
Jan
18% Jan
4% May
1
18
Apr
16% Jan
40
31
76% Jun
8
52% Dec
20
20
23
83% Dec
13
27% May 28
33% May 28
143% Dec
6
25% Jun
22
69
21
23
9% Nov 26
98% Nov 29
165
Feb
100% Dec
13
103
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*
79
Jan
16
Feb ,12
30% Sep
10
20% Jan,
r
6
7
5
148
69% Mar 20
61% Jan
4
37% Sep
Sugar
;5%
8
15
5
5
12
7
Feb
•
28
11
99% Jan
4
55% Jan
11
52
Jan
2
Jan
21
88
Jan
Sep
13
104% Apr
15
144
Dec
13
.
;
8
•
Aug,22
43% Nov 29
34% Apr 20
70% Mar 13
36
38% Jan
16
29% Jan
4
29 % Aug
37% Apr
5
32% Dec
28
13
Feb
9
30
Nov
30
23% Dec
18
33% Jan
10
120% Dec
17
39%
Mar"l6
*
Sep
12
7
Cement
4.26%
12% Aug 29
56% Nov
19
41
Aug 27
111% Jun 28
40% May 16
'
8
8%
20
31
1
*22
38%
5
100
*85
8
•
1
26%
No par
307%
No par
preferred
Nickel of
40% May 23
51% Apr 23
Feb
20
32
Jan
28
No par
Canada—;
International Paper
J$4 preferred
82%
15
common:
No par
/
100
——No par
International Shoe
^No pav
International Silver common.^
25
7% preferred
25
International Telep & Teleg—No par
International Utilities Corp now
5
Dept
Stores
Power Co
1
3.50
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co__No par
Iowa Power & Light Co
10
54% Jun
13
Island
22
$6
Jan
50% July 15
Creek
Coal
Circuit Breaker
*83
■
12%
84 %
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„
18,600
32
1,000
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19%
9%
19%
19%
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10
22%
22%
23
14
14 Va
18,700
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19%
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22%
14
14%
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800
2,700
19(4
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19 Va
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25%
28%
27%
27%
300
26
25%
26%
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55
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55
900
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,
38%
38
86%
34%
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71
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28% Mar 29
130
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7.50
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Interstate
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International Packers Limited
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140
100
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Interlake Iron Corp
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900
91
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38%
28%
50%
32% >
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76%
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52%
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J
48
18%
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-
42
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Insuranshares Ctfs. Inc
Interchemical Corp- common-
Int'l
/
-
5%
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28
;
preferred-.
:■
70
15/
*
52 »/4
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common
Harvester
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85
16%
v-,
100 pesos
*4%%
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152
.
28%
16%
40
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v
29%
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26
43
2,000
25
70
15
v
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1%
4%
65%
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.
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32%
•
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25
15
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84%
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8 Vo
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125
37% July 10
Aug 30
.
50
-
70
2,700
23
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12
1%
16 %>
28
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;
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:
54% ,54 (a
12
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50
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Mexico
,
.
17
32
-19
54%
4.20 %
-
V-
67
22%
,
53%
/
67
32
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74 Va
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Inspiration' Cons Copper
800
v
,
33
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23%
,
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100
■
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,
'
7%
43% ..45%
Indianapolis Power & Light
19
4:.
54%
4%
40
.9%
*91
42
I
32
23 %
60 Va
95
47%
6%, preferred
Inland Steel Co
4%
/
*32
-
19%
>
83
*11%
74
25%
-
*91
*46%
S A
/-/
.91
*105%
87%
*41
Int'l Rys of Cent Amercom
35
*
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50
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J*4%-
*30%
48%
.'17(4
:
106%
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•
50.
preferred
I
>*- "
14 V- ^14%
20,
4.70% -cumulative preferred4.42 %' cumulative preferred
cumulative
/ 33
19%
38
32%
1
-.No par
cumulative preferred^
800
'
:
73
•
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/
-.82 Va
28% ; 28%
*64%.
10
—^
Co
91-
•;
21 (a
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16%
5
!
,
26% May 1Q
106% May 10
36% July 16,
33% May 10
14% Feb 19
28% Aug 29
24% Jan
2
7
8
12
10
Feb
9
12
15% Aug 27
130
Feb
20
27% Sep
34% Jan
27% Jan
5
98
13%
"4,/,
30
*29
50
Co
Co
central RR
3,800
3,300
26%
25
"*47%
*80 Va
-27%
12
4%
1
I
48 >
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,9%
'4 27%
!
5454
74
100
common
Idaho Power Co
4%
May
29% Feb
28
Indust Inc com——5
preferred series A
Ideal
-2II0Q
'
29%
54%
Co
Refrigerator
4%
32
24%;
:
>1,13'%% 14'"./
.
53%
95
Hussmann
■
*
;
14%
xl9%
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pfd series A
*4%
r# 16% >16%
/
22
20 (a
4.40%
preferred
Houston. Lighting & Power
Howard Stores Corp„
Int'l
11% Feb
;
53%
74
No par
-
^
38
87%
conv
26%
.
'
30% 38-%
//Sl.Va'" 31 %
•'
*22%
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5%
26%
v
65/' V67%
%
•/
23%
28%
'7% -preferred
L_,
—_10Q
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com^
5
109% July
84
Aug 27
10Q% Aug 27
37% Sep 12
*22%
100
9%
*183a
4%
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5%
34 %
,
43%
43%
23% -24
*30
.'52 %/ 52 %
-46 %/:•■
19%,
83"
19%
Hupp Corp
34%
43%
23%
■
•
V
*45(4
*27:% .28%
/35% ,35%
27%
*37%
com/
25
115% Apr 23
"
3
20
i
83
3
Foods &
43
*70
105%
;
-
52%
'
4
25
11
76
12
18%
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
Household Finance common—No par
3%% preferred
100
4% preferred
100
Sound
> 2,300
v
22(4
*
70 Va
> 38%^ 39 Va
60%
x21%
*
*27%- -28%
27%
1
.38% Jan
68% July 15
79% Sep ,11
July 30
America
.5% conv preferred
Houdaille-Industries Inc
"1,600
36%
V 132
^
IS./,---15 /.'
15*-
'
13%
18%
.
.
:•
22
*82
■_
156% Jan
31% July 10
82
19
Aug
44% Feb
*
3
8% Sep 11
87% Sep 11
3
144'/a May 7
106 % Mar 13
21% Apr 19
Feb
35% Jan
376% July
25% Feb .12
112% Aug
8
141/4 Mar 13
38
Aug 20
May 28
July, 1
/■
...10
13%
Hooker. Electrochem Co connhon__5
$4.25 preferred-i.
No par
Hotel. Corp of
34(4'
>
:'!'
*32
83
.
19%
54%
Corp
2~ioo
31%
*127
34%
-
-/:1-7//4 ,%7/n ■*
14»V
60%
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"
23% May 14
92
33% Jun. 14
*
22
54
Oil
/
,-23% * 23%
33%
13-%'
,
•
19%
10
Honolulu
Industrial Rayon—.:
6
*138.
*33% Apr 11
83--
35%
Ingersoll-Rand
8
25
41% July 25
174
30
>•
.60 Va
39%
88% Jan
Feb
10
—12.50
*.
*87
37%-
•
*32%
-
-14%
19%.
10
common
preferred
39% Jan 14
156
14
60%
Illinois Power Co common-.
15
4.08% cumulative preferred—50
46% Apr 23
9% Apr
Corp
convertible
O
84% Aug 15
!
35% Dec 31
94
45%
45%
45 (a
26(4
42%
116
45%
..
.
•
31 Va
29
*28%
2,500
200
291/4
12%
13
13
13 Va
13
13%
4,300
28
28%
28%
29
28%
29
5,500
26%
1,600
423/8
6,400
%
26
26%
42
421%
*114%
45 (a
116
45%
26
41%
*114%
45%
26
42%
116
47%
"
26%
42%
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46%
•
116
30
46%
9,000
5(4
3,600
J
Nov
19
30% Mar 19
22% Dec
13
29% Oct
32% Oct
15
1
48% Apr 27
84% Aug 31
44% Oct 15
94% Mar 14
83
Holly
Illinois
2
11
36%
33%'
*81
5
B
11
Feb 25
37%.
..
5%
Feb
7% Jun
33%
1
50o
,
"
V;
46%
14%
% Apr
73
37
5
*45(4
51%
52
Jan
1
Co
Hpmestake Mining
1,000
83 %
30
36%
.
132
'
___2.50
(Charles E)__
Electronics Corp
2,200
,19%
26%
5
»
70%
'>47%
■ •
107
/
',52%
46%
*45%.
Heyden Newport Chern. Corp.
1
-3 % % preferred series A
-100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv) __No par
Furnace
:
31%
-
367a
36%
.
25
w,;
.39%
*105%
.
53
53
50
5%
47
31 % July
,
,
■
38%
-
14%
19
48
V
52%
13
July 16
10
10 7
*105%
_,_100
-
39%,
14%
Jun
19% Sep
•
6
85
4
39%
*5%
288
15% Feb
Powder common—2 1/12
Holland
300
\ 9,300
29%
"
32
3lVa
.
27
-
23% f
-
-Lf
52%
Jun
27% Sep
24 % Mar 13
47% Jan
,
-.% • .'.15
Industria
Dec
67% Dec
.15%
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
44% July 26
41% Sep.'
4
40
85% July 20
Jan
15%
Corp—
*18%
*82
V 30
*127
31%;
33 Va /'
Hunt
40
10
11
78
No par
:
2
10
13
13
Nov
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:
7%
38
3
33%!
.
1%
May 31
;
■
23'A
■/"r 4%
f
>17% V,
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■
23%
Hotels
21
,
'
*26%
91
*87. .V
7%
63% Jan
32% May
46% Mar
,
89 <r-
17% ,;17%
10
'
Hilton
39%
69 /
21
'
•
*127/ 132
v
34'-" 34% ?
". '42»/a '-42%/
22%
48%
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75% Aug 12
-0
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.
.
1
4
3 l/ii
31r'(i
43/
25%
,
'
-
140
67%
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30
10
•
93
39%
,
t
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30..',
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73^
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35% May 23
Jan
.48%
23%
:
/
87
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207it
19%
/
83%
65~>V
> .64:
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>25%-
i'Hudson & Manhattan com
100
)5% noncumulative preferred—100
4
19%
-
32/•■•//
'/•: *70/
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85% Apr
8
6
May 21
22
__1
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■>'-
40(4
66(4 >' 68
:
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s,
8
14
20%
-30
34% a*
i
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.
6
11%. Apr 29
90
11-
Feb
Feb
Dec
Apr
2
*
11% May 9
50% Mar 13
20
Apr 28
60% July 11
17
NOV
19
59
6
88
•
7% Apr
33% Dec
151
Jun
25% Sep
9
44
10
Mar 13
'100
Aug 27
^
5
11
4
25
«
63% Sep
19
50% Dec
4
85
3
3
29% Jan
May"!
.
41% Dec. 21
30
50% Sep 11
13% Jun - 3
73
Sep 10
7% Jam
5
10
23% July 24
39% May 29
7
1 %
23
July 17
41 %
3
48% Mar 22
11% Aug 23
7% Aug 27
11% Apr 23
99
July 26
83% Dec
>
% Jan
28% Jan
3
26
64
6
Aug 27
22% Aug 22
2
'
39% Jan 10
97
Feb
8
6
4
22
Dec
5% Nov 30
Sep
Feb
71% Jan
27-% Aug -26
81
Jan
Dec
Dec
11
Jan
90
1% Nov 20
31*
40% Jan
73
89
No par
22% Jan 11
3
V' -
& Co_
25
_
48%
100
„
36%
83%
87,
40(4
/:;,65V./66%
16 /;
*32 %
Hires Co
33% Feb 11
23
25
Hoffman
2'
.
,
25
_»
preferred
10% Jun 20
16% Jan
83
12
17% July 16
11,800
36%
86(4
: 93.
40%
'19
26% / 26%
^^/4%. i'4%
...
67
66
25
Hewitt-Robins
42% July 26
40% Jan
4
"
X42.%
.
*70
Hcrshey Chocolate common
4%,% preferred series A
Hertz, Co (The)
25% July 2
14% Sep 10
25
96
5%
,
common.
Motors-—
Hercules
17
36
11
1Q
22% Jan
3
Dec
Hercules
(W E)
70,100
1
32,,./ >.• *31%
.,"15%.;
1
(G W) common—
'
noncumulative preferred
'7%
July 19i
6
75
Helme
•T
15
preferred-
Jan
18% July 11
Aug
28% Jan
3.65%
Co
/
*81%
83
*81(4
86(4
*87
/
100
common-
(H J)
87
40
24% Sep 25
Heinz
78
9% Jun
52% July 17
103% Mar 16
8% Jan 31
29% Mar
;
18% Aug 23
7
12
26
r
65 Vr * 66/ '
2044 > 2014
*82
•
,32% %
X333/4
;
J
4%
5
preferred—
17% Feb 12
25
25% Sep
14% Apr
9 % Dec
Hecht
Co
100
138%
.
dist
3%%
13,000
70
137%
-
19
30
31%
-,
26%
Heller
7
*
*
35% "35% /
*127r-' 130V,/ : ;
45% ,45%.
"
26%
19% Sep 11
9% Feb 25
7
;
-
"i
83%
r
30V*
34%
34 (a
1
i
partial liquidating
Hayes Industries Inc
July 24
17
i
.
10
60% Sep
9
80% Feb 28
'
*39 %•
«;
2
66%
20%
*
,18%
.
i
24%
Ex
,
62
July 25
50% Feb 19
31% Sep 11
12% Mar 1
130
Corp of America common——1
'4% I% preferred-/'.
:
50
Haveg Industries Inc—•
r
;
j
137%
-
35% "36/
/.
87
'
*85%/ 93
-
39J
65%
*82.a
32%
,24%
17% Jan
12
12
87
93
20
..
ii
35%
5
Hat
/
6,
47% July 11
115% Jan 30
.
*127
*_2.50
Harshaw- Chemical Cq_,
Hart Schaffher & Marx
24% Jan 16
34% Mar 8
21
35%
.'.
:
Harscp Corporation-.-.-
18% Jan 22
13
Jan
May
91
'103% Aug
8
47% Jan 2b
24
27% Jan
G2% Sep
35
-
53% Mar 20
54
94
30% July 23
14% Aug 19
51% July 19
21
45% Dec
24% Aug' 27
70,
Se» 13
40% Apr
2
86% Jan
7
16% Feb 20
•
Aug
6
26% May 25
38% Jan
3
15% Dec
July 1
18% Jun 19
28% Apr
2
76%.Jun 20
,
20
23% Oct 25
34
81'
lb
,.14% Feb
•
,
83
*81
87
39%■ .
.
*
.:
30%
32%
___100
.
/
83%
*82
7.50
com__
Harris-Intertype Corp
7
34% Jan 2i
Sep 11
__%5S*
Organ Co
81%
5
'
38
Aug 13
51% Aug
8
30% July 2
32% Mar 25
22 % Sep
common
'
*85%
■
19%
19%
Co
.
-
-
40%
"30%
Harbison-Walk
14
134
134
*69%
*
.—1
Hammond
July 23
Jun
5
• 4 % : convertible
preferred
;
100
Hammermill Paper. Co—. —*-2.50
3G% July 16
July'
31
93
-
*39%
25
;
40 %
3,400
70
*69%
35% " 36
35%
81%
66%
Water__;
Watch
130 %
132%%
35%
20%
138
,
»
Mar 29
8
Aug 23
May 28
8
'.i 33% July 30
/ 37
Feb 11
.
'
*85%
66
Hamilton
23%
69
*86
20%
11
23%
69
86
86
Printing Co
18
23 %
69%
'
81 Va
*80
100
100
100
Oil Well Cementing—5
28%; Jan 11
7,000
23(4
23%
35%
35%
No par
Hall
45%. Jan
10
Co-
a
(W F)
2H/4
10
23
129%
Halliburton
2
111% Jan
29
Utilities
20%
10
23%
131-
Haclcensaclc
17
Jan
6
128
20
24% Nov 20
10
Sep
33
•
Feb
146
18% Sep
Common
25
;
21%
10
*68%
69%
Shares
20%
10
xlO
11
the Week
20%;
20%
21%
Sales ffor
Friday
Sept. 13
Sept. l'/i
,
"23 %
89% Jan
2'4
29% Aug 23
-
Corp
20%
10%
11
24
41% Feb 21
Sep 10
82
42% Mar 29
■*
31% Feb
6
24% Dec
4
20% May
Feb
■
21.%
21
10%
23%
*69
129%
1
.,
'
32% Jan
5
Grumman
14
83% Jau
,
Sept. 9 •-
Pat
-
11
Jan
9
29% Dec
9% Nov
Highest
20% Sep
:
Sept. II
>Sept. 10
-
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
r
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
v
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
>
Year 1956
Lowest
55
Mar 14
Dec
27
102% Feb
6
43% Oct
2
58% Apr
5
3% Feb
4
6% Jun
11
Aug 27
28% Feb 11
28% Jan
9
19
78
91
47% Jan
28
60% Aug
2
89% Feb 23
67% Feb
1
42% Jun
8
62% Nov
15
94% Nov 30
35% Feb
3
45% Mar 12
105% Feb
27
91
26
55% Aug 29
For footnotes
85
72
see
Mar2l
Dec
page
28.
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
11
69
Feb
Jun
12
20
Jan
52% July
24
3
97
July 11
64% July 24
99
Jan
2
76% Jan
17
Jewel
Tea
Co
5%
5%
5 Va
5%
5(4
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
*19%
19%
19%
19%
1
41
41%
39
41%
39%
40
40
41 %
41%
42
pfd—100
86
86
84%
84 (a
85
85
83%
83%
1
Jefferson
Lake
5%
5
47% July 10
Jun
75
Aug 29
39% Aug 29
Jacobs (F L) Co
Jaeger Machine Co
Sulphur Co
Inc
common
3%%
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson
&
Jones &
Laughlin Steel
5 %
Joy
1
100
5
Johnson
12%
preferred series A
Manufacturing
_-
Co
corn.
58%
*75
57%
*75
5%
58%
78
5%
58
58
*58
59-
*75
78
*75
78
*82
58%
*75
85
5834
800
7,000
140
1,500
78
42%
42%
42
42%
41%
42 %
4214
427a.
42%
43
85
85%
85
85
84
84%
84(4
84(4
84
84(4
1,300
54%
55
5334
54%
53 Va
55
54
55%
55
55%
30,400
95Va
94 Va
94%
*94%
951%
94 Va
94%
94%
94%
57Va
156 %
57
55%
57%
561/4
57
10
100
*94%
1
59
78
5%
57
57
56
:
...
17>500
380
6,900
19-^
Volume
Number 5673
186
.'The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. .
(1167)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
llithest
V
Par
Sept. 11
Sal?s far
,
Thursday
Sept. 13
Wednesday
Sept. 10
Sept. 9
SALE PRICES
HIGH
LOW AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
'
-
the Week
Friday
Shares
Sept. 13
K
34*78 Feb
1104
Nov 27
Dec
44
32
7074 Aug
13
Aug 26
127
Aug
bi
72 Sep
13
52
Feb
41
Sep
4674 May 15
109 7a May
9
13
18
49
9.5.7a Sep 11
37Va
Dec"*~7~
443/a Aug 14
78
Dec
21
96
Dec
5
103
Mar 13
97Ms Nov 28
108
Apr
13
90
89
Nov"30
105
Mar
1
80
Aug 28
87
Dec
28
103
May 22
87
July
7174 Feb
9
92
.
1
Jun
83
14
Feb
18
96
Feb
Apr
3
7774 Jan
preferred
4
60% Sep
9
Nov
14
4672 Jan
Feb
15
21% Jan
10
28% Aug 14
24% July 23
37
-
24
1
1272 Dec
30
327a Aug
3
14
12
48
Dec
12
377a Feb
12
147-% Mar 14
23
4374 Oct
88%- Sep
10
1
42% Apr
3874 Jan
25
53% Apr
61
Dec
19
Feb
3a
6
31
15
/
2(5
4%
Apr
17
75% Jun
397a Feb
10
47
Apr
12
377a July 29 <
40
21
58% Apr
27
41
5072 July 25
40% Mar 19
29
32% Dec
4
17
Jan
Mar
5
5
307a Jun
10
4
36% July 11
7472
A«i"20
45
Aug 20
6572 Jan
2
18
98 ;
Feb
78 7a-
July
94% Apr
10
1574 Aug 29
!
2174 Mar
,
29% Mar 29
257* Feb
13
2772 Apr
507a Feb 29
26% Sep
13 :
347s Jan
4
2972 Apr
3
26% May
9
43% Jan
547a Oct
19
14% Apr 13
16% Sep
25% Apr
227a Aug 29
47
277a Aug
4
3% Nov .13
89
19
1
*82 74
86
*92%
94
27
8
*80%
>-Nov * 7
177a Jan
3
187a Jan
2
34% Apr
8
.17% Jun
26 [
y
15% Nov 26
297a Sep
July 10
58
217a Jan
&
11% Sep
9.
...
4
Jan
'
9
4574 Jan
15
6
A'Sep
19% Dec
Apr 24
28
17 % Aug
'Feb
1
5
Sep
14
'26
Feb
12'
4
20% Oct 30
19
•16% Dec 28
-21% Mar 26
8
2
•
1
4
10
16% Jan:
7474 Feb
9
98
12% Dec
4
6174 Oct
1
72% Feb
1377a Dec
49
20
Jan
64
23'
84
Sep
25
18
Jun
50
9
60
.'7
Jan
Sep
'
1374 Aug 27.
Aug 29
6% Nov 29
38
Feb
12
75
12'
Jan
77,j Jan
.6
12
8
273b
27%
27
2774
26%
26%
1,200
237a
23%
237a
23%
23%
23%
237a
23%
24
2,200
*1214
Co
18 7b Nov 29
25 7s
May 14
33% Dec
35
July 26
28
12
Jan
10
217a Oct
19
987a Dec
6
377a Dec
~6
106
417a
46%
46%
93
noncum
116
Deo
28
26% Dec
27
14372 Jan
27
837a Jan
5
May
21
Jun
26
Jan
20
61
9
27% Feb
1114
12772 Mar
30% Jun
31
31
31
3174
31%
317a
32
3,400
457a
45
457a
453/4
467a
4,200
79%
7974'
80
7974
80
797a
797a
79%
797a
290
15 34
16%
16
1674
15%
16
16
16%
167a
167a
3,100
25%
26
26
267b
25%
26
26
26%
2614
26%
4,500
9374 Jan
8
1574 Sep
12
4974 Jan
«3
22
11
45% Feb
No par
,
Jan
122% Jun
&
277a
27%
:
23%
23
6114
607a
617a
14
147a
14%
147a
22
22
22
*20
86
193;,
30
32 %
32%
32
327a
30%
31
No par
11%
12
12
12%
12 3
b7b
1%
No par
pfd—4
17 7 8
-
19%
30
30
1,800
86
*83 74
147a
29%
■
3,400
14%
30%
-
14%
307a
I90
,
-
18,800
,
512,800
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:ia
127a-
12%
12%
3,700
1%
123/4
1%
12%
17a'
1%
114
3,900
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17%.
17%
17%
17b
17a
17a
1778
177a
5
17 7b
5
5
500
700
5
5
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5%
*5 7b
57a
i,__l
27%
2814
277a
277b
277a
57a
2714'
27%
28%
287a
2814
—ZZ_5
247a
247a
24%
24%
24%
243/B
24%
247a
2414
2414
177a
177a
1714
1714
7874
78%
80%
80
10%
1074
10%
1014
107a
1014
63%
637a
63%
637/o
6314
1327a
17%
797a
77%
17%
78%
7
10%
101a
1074
25
63%
63%
637a
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134
134
10
ZZ
60
62
6114
62
5
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52%
61
547a
100
133%
6014
14%
15
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1327a
134
6174
52-%
14%
147a
5314
54
8
8
160
1327a
62
637a
64
6,200
6134
6114
61%
3,300
14%
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53%
•
547a
814
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8%
147a
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8
100
5514
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5,600
133
133
607a'
14%
54
4,200
12,200
6014
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60
17%
^80
617a
133
607a
'
617a
*1414
'
1,000
2,000
647a
1714
77%
^
8,600
.
107a
63%
1714
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com
•
17
77%
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Co
100
25,600
1
25,200
814
1
87a
8%
ioc
413/a
42%
41%
43%
417a
427b /
44
457a
44%,
4574
10,800-
1
3012
36%
3614
35%
357/b
35%
36%
3614
377a
No par
15%
167a
35%
143/4
15%
14%
157a
15%
1674
16
16%
4
307a
31%
30 7b
31%
317a
327a
32
32%
3114
32%
9,900
42,900
14,100
__
Inc
Corp—1
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Co
y30
33
'
86
20
1,600
3,400
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;
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r
.
19%
3014
147a
300
20
a
17%
174
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1
Corp__-______
__
i
u.
31%
10
i_100
217a
100
*96
common
7%
preferred
100
Louisville Gas & El Co. (Ky)_Nopar
& Nashville
'.i
50
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc
"
21%
10
19
31%
1057a
1057a
21
21 %
*93
90
*84
90
83
*80
83
x95
95
*95
97
21%
737a
73
*93
,
2114
217a
21%
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119
119
25%
26
*26
707a
7334
69
1
167a
167b
167b
163/«
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3.33 73
Co
96
96
*84
*80
.
8714
89
877a
8974
8714
.,
2114
->93
81
118%
26%
26 7b
70%
707b
7,000
32
380
106
217a
8,200
2114
96
*93
90
—
90
21%
119
31%
*105
*84
81
*81
83
60
97
'
*95
217a
21%
96
*84
'
32 7a
106
106
21%
83
26
26
317a
32%
106
*90
119
119
,
-
9774
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conv pfd
105%
21
21%
96
*94
100
814
3174
32%
1057a "
105
10
com
*81
Co
1974
*8314
200
•:
3%
20
20
29%
*
86
*8314
15
common
preferred
series G
20
2,200
22
3%
197a
30
86
14
*2114
37a
147a"
100
Steel
207a
30
*8314
Xl3%
227a
19%
1414
100
Lukens
197a
307a
*83%
30
2014
*30
1974
20
500
2,900
617a
*3%
147a
~
1—.4,—
(P)
197/b
20
61%
147a
14
37a
3,700
2374
*22 7a
23
6174
*217a
'
27
267a
27%
23
*37i
3%
*3%
!
6174
14%
Products
Gas
*217a
3%
*3%
,
-
26%
23
61
_
Industries
27 74
*23
147a
Ccmfcnt-
Co_
Star
26%
277b
23
61
Louisville
7 •'
27
23
14 72
convertible
•
•
60'%
5
preferred
Belt
j
*
(The)_-
Fink
Lorillard
28
*7914
.31
1
4.40%
i
8
31
inn
4.25%. series D preferred
4.35% series E preferred
5
11
Dec
:
•
4
24
Sep
July 24
69
900
V
4.84% conv preferred
Long Island Lighting Co
5% series 13 preferred
227s Aug 16
25 74 Jan
116
3074 Nov 20
109
Lone
r
4
2
8,700
3174
<_
Lone Star Cement
7
Apr
157a Jan
900
46%
45
.
1st
Loew's Inc
106
12
217a Feb 23
11
4
157a Dec
407a
46
31
preferred
List Industries Corp.;
i
July 16
Aug 26
93
*40
46%
74
31
Valley. RR_
372%
25
10374 Dec
28
2
Mar
19
407a
467a
40%
4674
31
common-
Jan
Nov
,
40
457b
45%
ZZ-i.ZZZZZZ2.50-
92
97
Mai* 14
3,500
40
31%
Carbonic
89.
81
'
8,100
12,500
2774
30%
Corp (The)
36% May 13
Jun '7
867a May 17
104
413%
627a
2614
45%
Lionel
Aug 27
1027a Jan, 13
407a
6074
277a
3078
"
_
Rubber <fe Tire
■Lerner Stores
28 £
11
417a
6014
26%
46
*19%
Link
Feb
Dec
88% Dec; 27
40,
587a
,
31
1
7 %•
103.
;86
407a
58%
26%
39%
57
26
31%
Lily Tulip cup Corp_T
Aug 26
•
35,100
457a
Liquid
2374 Jan
5,100
957a
4614
41
x45%
22
Lelm
7
117
20% Aug 15
9
Jan
4,
Aug 30
105
4074
94
41
4172
5
14
Litton
3172 Mar
19
237a July
.
39%
92%
27
*26%
18 •'
40 7o
407b
907a
3174
*
_
Lockheed Aircraft
10
10
127a
40
91
'5734
56%
277a
13%
-
,1474 Sep
30% Sep
12%
40%
88n4
31
•
Liggctf & Myers Tobacco
o7% Jali
22 / Jap
12%
40
41
40%
'577b
*21%
;
,
1,000
123/b
12%
41
1
common
32% Aug 19
-
700
1274
88%
41
*33
92%
12%
x41
27
56%
33
IIIIIlo
50c noncum 2nd
■<
.56% Sep
2
34
33
27%
23%
Z~
Co__
417a "Aug 2GV U 5274 July 30
-
4374 Jun
*33
61%
337a
3
8472 July 23 7
10% July 16 '
Feb 28 v
587a Dec
1
31
167a Aur
12
4974 Mar 29
1007a Jan
S)
I Lehman, Corp
677a July 18
72% Jim
9
11
34
3,600
27%
(Ill)
Libbey-O wens-Ford Glass
Libb.v McNeill & IJbby
150% Mar
63
*3212
6174
31
68% Jan
18
87
63
27%
;
84% July 17
13% Jan 14
7
83
*84
63
61%
*817a
87
33 %
4
$3
-
25%,May 24 •'
19/
Apr 29
6274 Aug 26
130% Aug
9
2
Aug
767a Nov
14% May 28
357a Jan 24
10•
2
163 72 Feb
23
477a Jan
9
10
32% Jun. 14
15.
50
817a
81%
*84
27%
_
Lehigh Valley Coal
24
v,77i Jan
167a'Aug 29.'.
68% Feb
1
1874 Mar 29
Apr
Jan
(S
Lehigh
.
20%>Jan
.
3©
*32%
<5
;
,
Lehigh Portland
Rights
/
13
2% Jan
29 7« Nov
Oct
5
25% Nov
130
94
8 75
(Jarnes) & Sons Co common_3
3.85%- preferred __i—
____100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10-
4
1774 Jan
29
11 •'
87
20
84
*8274
*92
__5o
Lees
"
1% July,
817a
*84
4.32% preferred series A__ZZZZZ25
6%~'pfd_75 Pesos Mex
Lee
i
1774 Mar 14
6
,1% May
,
13
12
31
„
8
..
*80%
79
*77
83
94
900
No par
Wire Co.
La CQiififlOKiadfi
Lane Bryant
94
11
83
87
61%
4074
„
2474 July
36% Apr
20
; 297a Sep
bV Sep
3
2% Jan
.Jun
1474 Sep
27
12
83
30
Mar 22
97
t
•
*80%
*84
62
9334
I Laclede Gas
24
2072 July 15
24
83
87
62
12%
Kress (S H) & Co
Kroehler Mfg Co
Kroger Co (The)-'
Mar 22
,/
474 Jan
77
8214
94
*84
42
Kresge
Aug 14
vlR%,T»n
July 29.
374 Jan
227a Mar 12
May 8
13% Jan. 10
35% Apr
:
63
77
78
86
941
12%
_
26
Jun.
30
1374 July
22
1
17
6
'474 Jan
16% Mar 13
18% Dec
Jan
*76
78
*82 74
91%
preferred
E J Korvette Inc
11
31% Dec 26
22Jan 10
4
*76
7672
41%
4%
7
25' Dec~21
<
3,400
*92%
KLM Royal Dutch
Airlines—Zl00~G
Koppe.vs Co inc common
10
31
1
34%
86
~j
Keystone Steel
82
1
343/4
34%
94
_
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
5274 Jan
Dec
347a
34 7e
76%
_
f
34%
34%
500
.
-
3
35% Jan
Co_
347a
34%
No par
Kern
19
32% July
43% Jan
Nov
&
Coppei"
County Land Co
2,900
9814
2.50
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common—
1
4 % % conv prior preferred
25
47% May 31
-
11
(Julius)
97
957a
*82 74
_
Kelsey Hayes Co
Kennecott
97
98%
'
607a
preferred
& Electric Co
Power & Light Co_
Kayser
4
97
97
*9274
preferred
100
Southern comZ.No par
non-cum
Kansas
9674
41%
100
cumulative
City
41
83%
41%
ZlOo
Kansas Gas
4974 July 10
11
-Sep
31
128% Jan
567a Aug 26
307a July 16
7
Feb
4.35%
Kansas
32% May
3
26% July 11
v
2
Jan
Mar 27
May 28
Mar
■
26 % Aug
23
'
24
-
21
27
Jan
113
20
1
11
82
41
33%
837a
42 7a
34%
-ZZZZZZZlOO
-
9274 May
347a
817a
417a
32
83
42%
98%
100
—
cumulative preferred
4.50% preferred
4.20% preferred
33%
8314
41%
96%
33
83
43'%
32%
preferredZZZZlOO
conv
4%
21
96
-
cum
,
'3.80%
Feb
102
'
474%
34 7e
8274
32%
84
*42%
50
30,700
32%
34
*83
preferred_ZZZ_100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
com_No par
Mar 12
-
33%
conv
preferred
cum
4%7<?
,
102
20
4 7a %
,
14
10572 Aug
5
397* Jan 24
-
34% Aug 20
747a July 23
82% Sep 12
Mar
Feb
Kaiser Alum & Chem
Corp
*95
97
100
21%
119
-
21%
119
21%
■
.
—
„
13,100
170
119
26%
26 7a
2614
1,800
7114
7114
72
4,300
3,300
24,400
16
157a
16
15%
16
9014
897a
90%
89%
91%
M
377a Nov 23
120
Nov
15
144:
May 24
26
July
>
3074 Nov
2774 Dec 20
14
26'.'a Sep
11
33 7a Oct
16
28% Feb
12
9274 Jan
13
80% July
5
87a Nov 21.
1074 Apr
6
6% Sep
20
1074 Feb 28
6 74 Aug
6
Dec
18
139
Mar20
48% Sep
10
317a Nov 26
41
Mar 13
35
4737a Dec 26
610
2874 Apr
11
8074 Dec
27
3974 Mar 22
1
125
114% Aug 27
-
Mar
4%
Jim~2<r
6
8674 Jan
31
Sep
7
Jan
Nov
874 Oct
~30~
1074
207a
1
Co
Inc
Jan
4
530
12
Aug 26
4% Mar 11.
10
11.
Jan
974 July 23
17 74 Jan
2
15% July 17
Manati
34
Jun
Jan
207a Apr
547a Feb
July
2
50
"
27%-Aug 29
357a Feb
Dec
28% Feb
54
,
14
25
6
Aug 14
83
Jan
4
7014 Aug 27
617a Sep
4
83
77
Feb
27% Aug 27
Jun 11
55
3
25
.
46
21
1
15
387a Dec
137/o Jan
10
;
3
25% Sep
13
3C
6
397a Jun
24
4274 Apr
Jan
16
127a Feb
14
13% Mar 11,
66% Sep
12
75 72 Apr
28
32 V Feb
11
47
1
43 % Aug 20
347» Feb 11
13% Deo
17
76
Dec
IB
16
Sep 19
95% Mar 5
75% Mar
4374 Jan
23
5474 Dec
1774 Dec
31
157a Feb
1
32
Oct
31% Oct
10
237a Feb -29
217a Jun
12
4172 Apr 30
1
10274 Jan
8272 Deo 19
16
127a Aug 19
-
Jan
2
15% Sep
10
49
1674 Aug 26
33
84
Apr
32% Mar 15
277a Jun
81
9
98
76
2
457a Jun 26
33% Feb
Apr
11
1
Aug 28
277a Nov 29
Nov
6
July
50
4;
30
July
197a Jan
20
Mar
4072 Jun
93
May
2.,
29
7
17
8
Aug 12
14
116
July 19
10574 Jan
44% Jan
3
617a July 31
517a Sep
16% Sep
51
Sep
11
69% Apr
24
10
217s Jan
8
9
63
Jun
28
94
10
-
237a Jan
177/a Nov 20
Jan
27
80
Dec
28
3
6474 May 10
102,
Jan
6
107
76
120
98 % Jan
31
77
July 10
102
Sep
4
108 74 Apr
25
90
July 25
For all
other
footnofps *ee naee 28.
103
f Adjusted figure before
33 7a
80
80
190
30
307a
30
30%
307a
317a
31
32
22,400
2814
28%
*28
287al
2874
2814
287a
287a
1,200
37%
373/u
377a
377a
37%
7,000
72
72
72
72
71
71
*71
641427%
647a
66
27%
*
72
66
'
27%
517a
73
72
73
*51
63%
65
27%
27 3,4
27%
28
28
5114
517a
517a
517a
51%
*1474
14%
*1414
1414
14%
1414
2614
26%
26
26
4114
*40
12%
13
41%
*3914
41
*65
-
•
147a
900
26%
600
*39 7a
41
*39 7a
41
12%
X12 3/8
127a
12 3/4
68
x667a
667a
67
67
39
3974
68
69
687a
697a
38%
37
37%
37
37%
377a
40
4314
43
43
4314
43 7a
4314
43 7a
*43 7a
137a
1314
13
13
12%
13
127a
127o
127b
05%
88
85
85
84
847a
857a
88
887a
Inc
18
52%
5274
5274
53
53
547a
54%
547a
5414
McLellari Stores Co_i.^—J
_1
*16 7b
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
10
1674
16%
16%
16%
Corp common—5
474% preferred (1st series)-'—100
33%
34
3374
34
84%
McKesSon
<fe
Robbins
Mead
16%
-
15%
1614
16
16
60
30
147a
68
42 7a
130
1,200
*25 7a
147a
1
Porcupine Mines
150
*
26
3774
1
3,500
257a
12%
13
2,300
72%
677a
■
3
16%
167a
16%
12%
44
12%
897a
547a
167a
1,800
190
4,400
500
1,000
2,000
2,800
1,000
163/4
16%
167a
167a
16%
700
34 7a
34
3474
3414
34 7a
4,000
*83%
847a
847a
847a
84%
847a
220
28 7a
2,900
*16 7a
34
847a
847a
847a
27%
277i
27%
27%
277a
2 7 3/4
2814
27 %
1
1-00
79
79%
79
80
79
79
79
79
7918
797a
90
50 7b
55
5174
55
527a
53
52
52
5274
729
1
52
373
213.4
21%
21%
*217a
22
21%
217a
217a
217a
600
Inc
21%
16 %c
37
377a
40%
19,100
common
No par
$4 conv 2nd preferred—No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
No par
*71
72 %
Shoe Corp common
preferred series B
Mengel Co (Tlie)_
&
Stores
Co
Inc
Co
$3.50 preferred
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Mesta
Machine
Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.45%
5
2974
33
80
5
19
Jun.
293/a
33%
J
:
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Feb
92
29%
80
Mclntyre
3.80%
89
29
337a
1
100
800
54
33
261a
•
*53
80
*51
12%
17,200
2974
51%
*40
600
19%
McGraw-Hill Publishing
17
Aug 30
i
2714
25%
2874
19%
33
147a
3
preferred-
Co
637a
5,300
257s
*28 7a
80
30
26%
50
common—50c
Stores-Corp
372%'convertible
277a
*51
No par
No par
.
_!—
Corp common
McGraW-Edison
8672 Apr
75
30%
63%
No par
common
Corp j.
3.85%
21
No par
_i.
preferred
4.35%
Sep
9974 Feb
30%
1
200
157a
33
33
3714
9
85
27
257a
.
*15
82
29%
*817a
*71%
May 23
23
Dec
9
July 12
Feb 18
1047a Jan
Jan
82
9774 Oct
July 10
4
3374
82
71%
Merck
1017a Dec
-48
'.L
$2.50 preferred
>'
337b
82
100
38-!4
Mercantile
3-
26
50
——4
No par
7114
4274 J"lv
Feb
1414
3714
89
72 7a Sep
13 7b
*717a
257a May 20
297a Feb
147a
73
3
12
2174 Sep
9
13%
l
6.25
'
—
10
3
6
July 11
Feb
i
73
4%
35
26,700
38
Melville
93
2774 Feb
13%
72%
24
8
133/4
377a
29
10
1414
*717a
88 74 Jan
Dec
217a Nov 26
137a
1374
2814
3072 Apr
24% Feb
77
3,500
147b
r_5
1
61
297a
$3.75 preferred
:
No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series—No par
$3.40- cumulative pfd
:
No par
25
347a Mar 21
297a
28%
McCrory
17
May 14
July 15 '
15% July 18£
12272 July 8
63
2974
297a
'
8374 Jan 24
407s Dec
26
Jan
157a
2914
63A
3074
$3
1,300
*143/4
297a
63/4
30 7b
Co com
&
preferred
McCord
67a
67a
15
2874
52%
McCall
67a
6%
15
7
5374
,
"1774 Apr 22 '
4,200
143.4
533/4
Co
7%
297b
53
.
77a
29
53
Maytag
9
4,800
1474
52%
~
990
36%
1514
May Dept Stores common
20
1,800
525
3074
52%
Corp
35
*6 7a
52%
Co
*492%
29%
19-74
31
Jan
327* Jan
13
127a Dec
697a Nov 28
9
12
73/4
28
Martin
3272 Feb 25
Jan
77a
714
25
t
417a Dec
"
Jan
50
73/b
197a
74 %
7
"
28
Mar 22/
2
36
257b
4
8
70
877a Mar
525
343/4
19%
8'' ^Masonite
7
56% Jan
July 17
May 15
40% July
Feb
34% AIM:
;
12% Dec 20
■
22
3574 Jan
*492 7a
36
28 7o
-
9672 Jan
73% Dec 21
70
13
377a
525
197a
3
50 7a Mar 23
7,700
25,000
197a
457* Dec
97
77a
54%
1974
Field
200
6,400
3774,
19%
July 29
8
13
5274
19-74
80
487a Mnr 19
*63/4
1274
*1474
Corp common
24
20
7
60
9%
377a
7
5
Midland
Jan
17
8
2,500
817a
*9
53
243/4
98
Nov
7%
357a
297a
*80
3774
674
2714
Marshall
Dec 21
8
525
37
9,800
507a
25%
4% convertible preferred
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
Dec
3674
37'
535
3674
4,000
277a
377a
67a
2814
357a July 19
74
37
*525
2914
267a
116
5174'
2474
377a May
37
49
*277a
14
32
618
7
5174
257a
82% Dec
•
74
127a
2874
12
477a Jan
6%
48
127a
25 7o
Feb
267a Aug 15
127a
28
29/ Sep
Apr 24
127a
2714
12.50
1
Corp
31
28
13
9
5
Marathon
7
Jan
127a
297a
817a
*80
9
874
2614
*115
5
7
91
8%
38
7%
297a
2914
817a'-
9
273/4
Marine
10
1
530
27
*8%
267a
116
*115
27
Marcluint Calculators Inc
2
18% July
537t
*80
267a
267a
116
No par
.
Manning, Maxv/ell & Moore
Marawfibo Oil Exploration
....
-
38
1
137a
3714
37
530
1
Sugar Co_—
Manhattan-Shirt
11
38
1
_5o
9 %'
77a
7
10
(The)
.Mandel. Eros
14
24% Sep 10
14
,-.
2974
297b
Mahoning Coal RR Co__i.
Mallory (PR) & Co
•
17
37% May 13
9 7a Jan
4
Magnavox Co
May 27
5074 Jun
267a
807a
j
40 74 July 11
31
297a
807a
i
377a Nov
11
307a
80%
•
2;
12
18
32% Feb 21
517a Sep 26
29% Apr
29%
*8%
493/4
Jan
Jun
*114
277b
80 7a
Magma-Copper
7% Aug 30
89v
Garden^
267a
27
116
267a
100
1274
.44
26%
*114
No par
Magic Chef-Food Giant Mkts Inc_l
4%' cum conv preferred
i__10-
Mar 18
277a
No par
com
2
14% Aug 14
NoV~l3
567a Jun
H)
4%%- preferred series A
Square
26%
116
1874 Aug
6
27% Sen 11
16% Feb
(R
26%
114
x267/b
Madison
7
Apr'Ii
487* May
Macy
30
5
1
476
5
29% Nov 28
100
774 Mar
3
19
10
common
Mack Trucks Inc
1174 July
27 7a Aug 27
16
Forbes
preferred
77* Mar 28
~8% Nov~28
,
24
57a Dec
,
Jan
6%
3274 July 12
32% May 17
34% Sep
86
MacAndrews
4
preferred series
preferred scries
preferred series
preferred series.
'3 for 1 split.
106 74
*52 7a
17%
12.50
10614
54
17%
37
727a
*106
37%
727a
111
377a
37%
277a
387a
78
*73
75
114
*112
119
527a
527a
517a
5274
xl6%
177a
16%
17
x51 %
177»
5114
52
82
83
5
51
51
51
51
*51
52
80
80%
807a
807a
*80
82
85
*84
887a
*84
77%
80
*85
77%
*77
93
89
85
7734
*77
77%
80
*77
80
94
*9214
95
77%
*77
*9274
95
52 7o
177a
pfd—100
100
100
100
L—100
.
40
*73
*108
39%
75
75
300
200
115%
II534
*52%
53 7a
900
1714
13,000
177a
*51
82
5214
700
82
120
887a
*84
887a
*77%
80
*77 7a
80
*77
80
*78
*92 74
95
30
80
'
*9214
95
70
~50
•
23
The
24
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
Monday, September 16,
.
.
(1168)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Ranee for
Prevloiu
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
26% Sep 26
Highest
8
50% Jan
10
30% Jan
2
38% Jun
5
Miami Copper
Middle South Utilities
Midland
42% Dec
12
40
Dec
40
May 28
Feb
12
53
3
Jan
2
137
30% Feb
12
40
Jan
Aug 10
40
26%
36% Jan
5
Dec
19% Dec 31
25% July
23
23
22% May
90% July
61% Sep 26
75% May
Jan
Jan
58
Dec
95
105
21
Oct
76
22
'
Jan
30% Jun 25
49.% Nov 29
81% Jan
101
;
11
88
Feb 20
71
22
Mar 23
12
18% Nov 29
28% July 23
24% Jan 12
16% Nov 29
24% Jan
3
61% Mar 19
151/2 Aug 26
10% Aug 27
*18
19%
*18%
80
10
~^10
Y'
20
"
25%
25V2
25%
26
26%
27
27%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27 .1
27%
6%
6%
;
4,000
14%
*75
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
5,000
'
3,600
17,900
"
45
30%
31
311/s
4,600
8
Missouri-Kan-Tex
7%
7%
7%
7%
3,300
50%
51%
51
51
8
34%
34%
34%
343i
1%
RR
10
31%
7%
100
52%
16
18
Monarch
9
Jar
Monon
8
class
Tool
A
7%
6%
*59%
*70%
72
*70V2
72
12
*11%
12%
19 %
19%
*19%
19%
17
17
16%
16%
11%
11% I
11
11
20
Sep
12y2 Sep
35% Feb
25% Jan
Moore-McCormack
7,200
19,300
72
*70%
72
*70%
72
*11%
121/4
*11%
12%
*11%
12
100
19%
19%
191/4
191/t
16%
*16%
17%
16%
19%
16%
600
16%
11
11
11
11
11
11
34%
33%
34%
19%
33%
34%
33
33%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
42
42%
42
4IV2
42
42V4
21i/«
21%
21%
900
42%
21%
900
44.700
23
21%
*41%
42
42
60
*
.
21%
2,800
1,400
r :
1,900
21/8
21%
21%
21%
26%
27
26%
27
26Tb
26%
26%
27%
271/8
27%
7,200
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
363/o
23,200
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
12 Tb
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
1,400
47%
48%
4,300
40%
5,400
36%
No par
*20
12
•36%
36%
20%
20
20
13
12%
13
:
700
& Co
19% Jan
51% July
Sep
12
47
Jan
10
Motor
13
23% Jan
U
Motor
Wheel
26% Sep 11
14% Mar 25
32% Jan
8
17% Apr
30
38% Jan
11
31
July 26
50
May
12%
46%
47%
45%
46%
46
46%
46%
47 %
Corp
40%
40%
40Tb
40%
40 Tb
40%
40
10
401/4
401/s
19
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1,700
27
26%
27
27
27%
27%
28
1.600
15%
15%
*15%
15%
*15%
Products
18% Sep
lo
3
5
13
Aug 26
3,600
■*
*70%
:
*22%
1
Lines
9,100
61
22%
No par
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
5,200
7%
*59
61
34%
19
22
36% May 31
40% Jan
7
Morrell
(John)
Motorola Inc
2
7%
7%
*59
22%
Montana Power Co (The)
3
7
7%;
34
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
American shares
1,000 lire
24
341/4
60%
60
33%
12
26% Sep 11
35% Jun
8
341/4 Aug 30
24% Apr 15
12
1
7%
5
Co
19% Apr 30
3
Feb
6 Tb
60%
<
2
2
Chemical
33%
7%
60/2
..
*
51
50
35%
x34%
36%
6%
No par
40% Jan
49% Jun
52%
*59%
No par
25
:
Class D
4
51i/4
53
5
1.25
Machine
RR
71/4
.100
preferred
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc
18
35%
7%
—100
-a.
3% %
Apr
7%
7%
preferred series A
31%
30%
31
31%
No par
com
14
14% Sep
19%
*18
19%
14
13 %
80
44%
Jun
July 1«
July 28
*75
29%
24% Apr
23% Jan
18% Aug 15
22
13
76
89%
31%
17
16% May 28
13%
12%
76
*88
89%
29%
July 17
43
*88
89%
*88
1,600
45
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No par
Apr la
12,000
30%
Mohasco Industries Inc
Mar II
87
29%
72% May
1
83% Apr 22
42 %
85
44%.
11% Apr 12
60
85
31%
441/4 Jan 31
4
83%
29%
9
42% Jan
83
44%
6
29% Deo 31
7,900
82
1,700
18%
28%
47
4
94
221/4
44
39% Jan 26
Jan
93
291/4
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
18
*181/4
44%
Monsanto
45% Jan 11
18%
94%
28%
Aug 27
40
*21%
18%
93
44
41% July 11
9
22
18%
30
26% Mar
51% Mar 14
"
45%.
11
32% Mar 7
40% May 10
400
.
15,100
23%
2934
26
14
28% Mar 12
32
22%
45
22% Sep
25% Dec
21%
70
"
.
5
30ys Feb
10
22%
221/4
*31%
32
22
•"•800
47%
130
1
3
31
6%
*127
93%
26
27
7
31%
22%
12%
25%
27%
._1
Corp
Development Co.
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Jan
Dec
27%
47%
47%
130
32
80
*18
25%
*47
*127
Mission
28
18% Jan
78
47
91
21%
*18%
891/2
12%
20
200
*
Mission
33% Nov 19
22 % Nov 29
38% Aug 1
46% Apr 27
77
*17%
8,700
32
*29%
32
11,700
83
*76
",25%
331/4
65% Mar
11
6% Sep
.
12%
32%
33%
31%
93%
*88
89 V4
12%
29%
Shares
29%
29
12% Jan
33'/2 Sep 11
2
Minute Maid Corp
-
*00
the Week
601/4 May 24
9
14% Deo 31
14% Deo 31
13
89%
...
1
33%
Friday
Sept. 13
43% May 27
37% May 23
•
11
71/8 Sep
*22
Minn
35% Apr 11
28% Sep
4
12% Jan 14
13
Sep
Minneapolis-Honeytvell Reg
9iy2 May 31
25% Mar 1
30 y2 Sep
50
8
9
181/4 Mar
Aug 13
Feb
July
July
98'A Feb 26
July 23
•67% Oct
36% Dec 21
22%
17%
Mining & Mfg com——No par
$4 preferred
No par
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred.
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
_25
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
2.50
Minnesota Power & Light
No par
131
15
Sep
30% Nov 20
221/8
18
82%
60
45% Nov
22%
91
20
Sep 26
213A
21%
83%
Feb
37% Dec 13
30% Jan 23
*31%
94%
76
21
32%
22%
83 %
47% May 14
11% Feb 29
18% Nov 27
32
21S/8
93%
3
38
32%
1.50
Feb
2
30% Jan 23
21%
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amef—1
130
17%
7% Oct
Oct
13
*32
Nd par
61/4 July 23
37% Feb 15
26% Feb 12
I
Dec
130
100
10
Corp
No par
25
3
8
21
Oil
127
128
28%
33%
28
128
46%
47%
47
128
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
19
17% Jan
60
1st preferred
Midwest
47%
29%
32
*291%
30%
47 %
5
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry
25% Sep
9% Nov 29
35% Apr 26
30%
$25 distribution
8%
33%
33%
211/2 July 12
111/4 Aug 26
'40% July 24
36% Aug 14
3
4
14
33%
241/4 July 25
76
49% Apr 30
36% Jan 23
29% Jan-
3
19
10
Ex
29%
33%
Enterprises Inc-
Midland Steel Prod common!
May 31
32% Jan
89y, Aug 15
42% Apr
a
30% Jan 16
25 % Nov 21
3
July 15
Feb
27%
5
...10
Inc
26%
33%
28%
26 %
12
Feb
58
11
Jan
Sept. 9
16% Aug 27
73 ya Jan 29
20
3
Jan
33
Aug 30
30% Nov 28
9% Dec
Apr
68
8
21% Aug 29
9
17
14
26
10
2
24% Jan
13% Oct- 4
401/4 Jan
38
127
29% Feb 20
17
29% Aug 26
13
Mar 12
'
142
7
Dec
126
47
>
Tuesday
Sept. 10
Pat
EXCHANGE
10
6
61% Sep
33
Jan
47% Jan 20
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
26% Sep
Rale* f«r
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
Sept. 11
Sept. 13
LOW AND
STOCKS
Corp
5
Mueller Brass Co—...
1
,
1
*27%
x27
27%
300
15%
5
15%
15%
*15%
15%
1
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) & Bros—.
34%
34%
34%
34%
34 %
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
2.500
26%
27
27
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
3,800
*43%
44
44%
441/2
*14%
27
lo
.
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No par
27%
45
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45
100
45
N
62
Jan
23
82
23
Feb
IT
29% Jun 27
11
Nov 26
35% Jun
,
18% Jan
4
Natco
Aug 29
17% Sep 11
80% Jan
8
National
Acme Co
Jan
3
National
Airlines
1
14
July
16% Mar 19
11
35
Nov 21
179
11% May 24
34% Feb 13
69
Jan
30
15% Aug 17
20
Apr 11
July 20
26% May 14
20
Feb
33% Deo
10
Feb
12
3
14
National Aviation
40% Sep
11
National
142% Aug 19
11% Aug 27
46 % Feb 12
20% Jan
3
163% Apr
15% Jan
9
Feb
42% Aug 14
33
Jun
21% Mar 19
25% Jun 27
17% Aug
8
23% Aug 15
10
18% Jun 20
37% Dec 27
Dec 28 V
93
76% Jan 23
29% Oct
11
101% Aug 28
21% Mar 11
.61% Apr 13
105% Feb 23
123% Aug
9
82
Aug 20
28% May 21
19% Jan 25
National Fuel
46
July
8
National
97
Jan
4
$4.50 preferred
National Lead Co
31
143% Aug 20
138
July 8
162% Apr 16
132
Nov 30
153
Maria
124 % Aug 23
139
Jan
Jan
12% Apr
12
15% Sep
4
33 % Sep
11
-47% Jan
20
17% Feb 12
65% Mar 12
Sep 10
33% Dec 28
77% Aug 17
87% Nov
•
36
Dec
13
48
7
Oct
15
10 % Dec 26
9% Apr 13
12% Oct 11
12% Feb
13
17
6% July 18
13% May 28
13% Dec 21
15
16% Apr 26
79
50
May 28
11.
5
3
72% Aug
Mar 13
9
6
107
July 25
July 24
500
Jan
94% Jan
440
9
U
70% July 10
30
28% Dec
34% Feb 28
6
69% NOV 29
73
Nov 28
78
Dec
31
82
Dec
85% Feb
11
18%
91
85
17
Jan
2
86
Jan
24
130% May 20
84% Jan
7
22% Nov 19
.
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104
May 8
Sep 19
11
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24%
85
24%
85%
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98% Aug 13
Apr 22
103
13
351
Mar 28
11
17
Jen
27% Aug 29
41% Jan
54% Jan
4
Aug 27
33% Jun
24
72% Sep
3
38% Apr
87
Apr
Y
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13
69
1
1
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43
44%
42%
44
43 %
38%
37Tb
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37%
37%
8 Vis
8%
8 Tb
8%
11%
11%
6
3
4%
8 %
8%
8%
11%
6
5%
6
14%
14%
8%
8%
11%
8%
11
14%
30
3.60%
11
Jan
70
20
% Aug 26
July 1
8
48% Jan
8
99% Jun 26
39% Feb
2
12
39% Jan
2
5 Tb
6
*14%
15
&
15%
15%
80
82
90%
*
75
7o
93%
15%
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84
90%
15%
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91%
76%
Mar
8
49% May 31
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93%
,
28%
26%
27%
27%.
28%
27%
28%
23
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23%
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23%
23%
23%
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103
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103
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103
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103
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340
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300
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300
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280
260
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11
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11
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100
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1
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34%
34%
34 Vb
73
73
73
29 Tb
29
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69
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29
70
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70
100
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71%
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82
79
79
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81
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83
83
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83
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100
22%
71%
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22
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61%
60%
21
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100
.
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77%
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100
1
25%
22%
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3,500
35%
35 %
1,400
61 %
61%
6,200
21
21
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21 %
21%
21%
300
25%
25%
26
26 Tb
25
25%
20%
70
70
70
70
49
50%
48%
50%
50%
51 %
idi%
40 %
41%
100%
101
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40
40%
40%
102
41%
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26%
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21
70
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70
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71
250
51
8,200
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102
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86%
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100
83
83
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22%
22%
22%
22%
22
13
22%
13%
12%
13
12%
13
28% Feb
4
12% Aug 20
17% Jan
4
Northwest
20% July 22
25% Aug 26
Feb
5
23% Aug 23
38
July 12
4.6%
Airlines
Inc
preferred
Norwich
Pharmacal
common
,
Co
1
.___
10
15%
84
15Tb
16
71
71%
<..*80
25
*23%
24%
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.".1.25
24%
523%
28%
28%
27%
28%
26%
47,800!
25%
20%
20%
86%
80 '
21% Aug 26
20
380
35 %
*80
83
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83
61%
80
3
60
78%
22%
*20
5
13
200
75
78%
60%
70
5
19% Jan
*71%
*81
22/4
States Pwr Co (Minn)—
99% July 25
75
77%
83
10
69
35
21
101%
Pacific Ry
29% Jan
*66%
15,500
60%
70
lo
com
Northern
8
29%
35%
*20
100
1-
69
3,700
74
29
21
86 %
92
34%
*72%
29T«
22
79
9
34%
74
60%
1
preferred
preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Sep
35
35
*80
18
4,000
22
100
85% Dec
1.700
27
35%
61%
100
1
18
29
26%
22%
$4.11
Feb
90% Feb
29
..
100%
*78%
90
30
1,600
11%
100%
80
Aug 21
11 %
100%
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•
11%
100%
16
79
81 %
k
50
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Co
61
75
80
86
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100
5
v
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72%
100
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29
72
8
81%
Corp—
15 Tb
9
1,000
28,000
17,000
260
No par
5,600
17,900
103
50
*78%
102% Jan
84
95%
24%
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101% Jan
28,100
*81
27%
16
18
15%
15%
84
24%
80
Dec
15%
95
28%
71
84
60
24%
*78%
Mar 29
75%
*75
24
*70
Feb
92
1,200
28
100
82
1,200
15
100
25
Aug 28
Jan
2
78
12%
29 %
,_No par
$4.10 preferred sei'ies
$4.08 preferred series
9
600
,
12%
23%
$3.60 preferred series..
21
„
29%
-
78'%
14
Feb
Jan
2,700
23%
68% Jun
91
103
5
15
80%
Common
12
1.500
6
15
23Ta
11
17
48,900
.1,100
23%
17% Jun
Deo
9%
95%
80%
15% Aug 26
Dec
1,900
11
79 %
78%
24%
1,100
13,700
8 Tb
*8%
6
6
1,000
;. 6,200
44%
11
15
3,100
V
38
8%
...
•
35
44%
preferred
American
Northern
58% May 20
15%
*81
93%
69%
No par
1
Northeast
107
15%
84
91%
18%
3,600
V
34%
common
»
24% July 17
4
6
*14%
34%
8%
8%-
-
-
38
75%
preferred
79
Jan
bo
15
34Tb'
•
11%
*75
Adjustment preferred
North
8%
*11%
75
preferred
preferred
y. 5.25%
preferred
Niagara Share Corp..
Nopco Chemical Co..
-
8 Tb
8; fb
75
4.10%
Norfolk
8r.'0
11'%•
35
75
*74
3.90%
28
Jan
35
12%
29 %
90
35'%
29%
34%
86% Apr
.."
44 Tb
37Tb
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81
6
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35%
100
Aug 28
50
200
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128
14%
18%
69%
29
...
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16,300
112%
148%
08%
18%
68%
•
1
34%
.18%:
..
-
14%
38%
No par
Sep
111:
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128
44
35%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com„No par
3.40% preferred
100
July 29
14%
T- 34%
' :
12%
preferred
73
21% Aug 19
14%
•
12- %
Shipbuilding Corp
Y State
78
*126
-:
,
9,500
10,200
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York
9
28.
14%
29: !'a
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9
page
14T&Y
12%
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non-cum
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\>
400
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29 Tb
& Harlem RR Co
18
24% Jan
see
127'
111%
147:.;...,. :Y*147%
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Brake.
York Dock
Preferred
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1
14
72% Dec
footnotes
127 Vis
i
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•
3,000
18,200
/
87
12 %
10
7,900
9,100
17%
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Electric System
1
pfd_100
1,200
41
86
x29%
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12
73% Feb
82
For
145%!
126
1461
,
17%
40
86
12%
Jersey Pr & Lt €0 4 %
14
25
July
8
126
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17%
40
29%
England
15
20% Aug 14
28% Jan
126
;
127!
145%
106%
109%
146
24%
17%
%;
86
12Tb
New
v
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86
38%
17%.
381
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29%
Newmont Mining Corp
Mar 11
Sep
260
88.
1
,
111%
145%
.
39 %
84
84
24%
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17%
37 %
17%
.
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85%
85%
85
1
preferred
York
22%
common...No par
York
84
20% Oct
17%
17%
40
110%
1
Northern
21% Jun
14
Oct
17%
*84
—1
Chicago & St Louis Co
64
7
24%
*83%
85
39%
1
Inc
N
3
18% Aug
23%
85
1
New
70% Jan
1
24%
1
New
39% May 17
16% Oct
24%
Co
87
23
Apr 12
24%
*83%
.——1
Fibre
36% July 25
29 % Jan 10
5
45
com..5
IIIIII
Inc.—
Mar 13
10
1
18
—r—5
Aug 29
12
35% Oct
Pa
78
60% Sep
Jun
17%
.No par
Co...
23
33% Feb
111
17%
78
31% Mar
3
17%
23%
18% Apr
Jan
17%
77%
Aug" 16
50% Aug
s
23%
49% Sep
7
25% Oct 19
16% Jan 16
77% Dec 28
41
17 T
100
New
.
36% Nov 29
17%
.
78
28% Aug 14
43
17%
24
Apr 13
73% July 18
26% Feb
7
4
17%
76%
102% July 15
25% July 18
22%
5
60 % Jan
Jan
17%
*22
%
•'
23%
98% Aug 20
May25~
33 % Jan
Feb
98% Jan
103
6
5
Corp.
Radiator.
Newberry Co (J J)
N
Mar
36%
l
3
94
36
5
64% Jan
39% Mar 27
36%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
58
4
41%
35%
New
19
75% Nov 28
41
35%
July 29
32% Dec 26
34% Deo
40%
35 %
28
10% Sep
Nov 26
22 %
39%
36
267b Sep
3
21
22%
40
35%
27% July 24
Jan
Jun
22
39%
35Tb
Co
N Y New
12% Nov 27
22
39%
35
Corp
Bros
11,500
58%
..—10
Vulcanized
26
10
17
Theatres
Neisner
4,800
60%
38 %
National
Nehi
12%
59%
22%
58
*22%
39 %
10
(The)
National
Natomas
12 Tb
60%
39%
1
National
5
12%
59
57%
.100'
National Sugar Ref
National Supply
S
12%
22
1 No par5
Corp
12%
58%
40
Co
Service
290
147%
12%
58%
..100
common
147
147
2,900
12%
22%
l
—
147
146
146
146
12Tb
12%
57%
National Tea Co
11
Feb
19
Gas
Linen
Jan
8
4
15% Sep
Jan
National
16% Feb
18
1
145%
Gypsum Co common
11
14% Feb
90 % Sep
91
9
33% Jan
77 y2 Jun
"33% May 18
Jan
May 31
'•
9% Sep 13
11
May 17
11
8
Sep 26
3
Aug 19
14
33% Apr 30
47% Jan
3
4
37% Mar 11
5% Aug 27
2
12% Sep
146
12%
18%
14% Jan
29
145 %
70
10
14% Jar
10,600
18%
bl
17% Sep
32% Nov 29
26% Sep
Jan
4,600
39%
5
preferred A.
preferred B_
6%
42
97% Feb
23% Nov 29
,76
8% Mar
12%
27%
39%
68%
2
Sep
12%
27%
40
35
12
7% May 29
8% Aug 23
12%
27%
X39%
National Steel
12
11
12%
26%
40%
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast- No par
National Shares Corp
No par
33% Feb
125% May 7
87% Nov 19
Nov 21
88% Jan 20
Mar 29
12%
26%
39%
21% July 18
36% Jan
96
3
75
3
17% Mar 19
39% July 30
14
Dec
.
Jan
12%
26 %
40%
80% Jan
-
40% Feb
31% Dec
7%
23
14% Sep
4
48% Oct 24
20
12%
26%
39%
10
pfd series of 1951
17% Aug 27
25
Jan
16% Jan 20
12%
26Tb
Dairy Products
4%%
3
179
64
3,200
12%
National Department Stores
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp
9
10
5
500
18 J/4
5
Dec
32% Feb 14
55%
18
40
National
154
11% Jan
55%
18%
27 %
1
35% Apr
12
55%
18
15
39%
Can
84
100% Feb
15
55
18
12%
National City Lines Inc
National Cylinder Gas Co
101% Apr
Aug 22
15%
55%
17%
26%
23% Jan
20
15
55%
18%
1
Corp
National Cash Register
4
15
56%
18
lo
Inc
common
preferred A
National
*14 Mi''
*55%
18Tb
5
Fibres
Corp
Biscuit Co
24% May 22
50% July 11
38% Mar 18
12
34% Jan 23
1%
B
70% Jun
500
15
56%
18 %
'
100
National Automotive
38% Jan
Jan
30
92% Dec 17
5
2
26% Sep 11
«
20% Feb
Corp
16
*14%
*55%
1
80
55
42% Apr 18
39% Jan 24
8
34% Oct 17
150
4
51
50%
:
42%
101%
200
200
101%
41%
42%
16
16%
16
71%
71%
*71
72
80
*78%
80
*80
86%
*80
86%
80
*78%
80
*78%
80
84
*80
84
*80
84
20,500
24%
28
16%
10,500
130
!
.
.
!
40
10
22%
23%
23%
23%
7,200
12%
*23%
12%
12%
12%
4,000
24 %
*23%
28%
29%
28
.
24%
30
5,000
1957
Number 5673
Volume 186
The Commercial
...
Financial Chronicle
(1169)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Kange-for Previous
.
Year 1906
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Dec
110% Jan
.100, Jan
;
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110
11
10
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;
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19% July 13
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,
Oct 18
16% Oct
5
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40
47 ; Oct
<.
2
Jan
40
Jan
23%
117%
Feb~~9
125%
2%
Decis
152%
6% Dec 28
9
16%Jan 27
I
33%
12
Mar
9
5%
21'A Mar 20
68
Jan
48% Dec 13
86
'
Dec
53
31
29
Dec 26
103
Jan
104
43
86
3
Aug 27
40% Jan * 4
.57% Apr 17
23% Jun
■J
30% Jan
•
42% Deo 10
8
12% Jan 23
Jan
9
14% Jun 25
27% Sep 26
37
Jun
21
Jan
26 Va Jan
9
.
33% Jan
132
.
Jun
9
7
3% Aug 22
137% Mar 12
.
7% Apr 22
19% Jan
4
37
Nov 27
23
41% Mar 12
20%-Dec 21
25% Nov 14
26
Oct 11
39
24% Mar 26
29% Jan
101
30% Jan 23
Jan
49% Feb 29
66% Sep
6
68
Dec 12
43% Nov 26
92% Dec 27
91
Deo
48% Jan
112% Mar
19
Jan
Jun
18% Sep
Nov 29
28
Deo
19% Jan 13
17
.35% Feb
3% Nov 26
93
37% Feb 10
4
107
54% Jan 23
35%Deo 19
Jan
4
87
109% Jan
10
100
103
Dec
10
17
Jan
23
Deo
5
36% Mar 13
94
Deo 26
39% Oct
91
1
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Dec
99% Mar 14
42 %
59% Jan
102
9
Feb
45
Jan
22%-Feb
9
86
89
Deo 26
'
Deo
7
'32% Feb
8
149
Dec
140
Dec 21
11
$1 preferred:
preferred—
preferredPenney (J C) Co—
Jun
,n
Jan 29
Jan
10
6%-Feb 10
-£4% Feb
9
78
Oct 23
81%'Deo
7
23% Nov 19
132
Dec 28
36% Jan 24
155
Feb
17
4
27
14
1
71% Nov 19
Dec 31
90
.13
Jun 25
30% Jan 23
22
Jan
2i
,.
23% Mar 23
45% Nov 15
7% Dec 31
55
Aug 10
10% May 2
.
•
63% Deo 27
74
May
1
37% Dec 10
40% July 25
38
35% Nov 29
40% July 24
88% Mar 29
66
•a
Dec
31
22% Dec 26
21% Dec
5
108
31
Nov 29
Dec
26% Jan, 30
26% Mar 14
120
July 25
35% Mar 8
3
26% Dec 11
82% Dec 21
85% Dec 26
89% Dec
17
.22% Jan
32% Jan
10
103% Feb 16
104
Feb 15
3
106% Feb
15
,62% Oct
1
29% July 25
74% Jan
3
37% Jan
4
51% Apr
For footnotes
see
5
page 28.
Sep
Mar
7
2
1
12
Jan
3
16
6
12
Feb
4
Jan
3
Jan
2
Jan
4
3
_
Mar 26
Jun
Feb
13
6
10
80% Feb
7
Jan 23
85
29% July 25
135
84
117
Mar 2?
Jun
18
Jun 20
20% Sep
3
38
7
Jun
32% July 22
22% Jan 16,
51
Sep
3
9% May 15
72
Aug
5
May 20
May 9
79% Mar 19
24% Feb
23% Feb
118
Feb
82% Feb
4
4
7
4
28
29
Feb
4
11
92
Feb
27
Aug 28
92
Mar 13
95
Aug 19
6
13
37% Feb
12
60
5,300
42i%
•
60%
62%
61%
62%
20,100
24»A
24%
24%
1,400
20
20
20
20
25
25 Va
25%
24%
25
26
26
26
25%
26'A
Telep common—Nopar
♦52
55
*52
55
*51
55
•50%
51%
52%
23%
*22%
23%
*22%
23%
•22%
23'/a
♦22%
23%
23%
23%
*23 Va
24
♦23 Va
24
•22%
24
•22%
23%
24
*23
24
23
•23
24
25
—25
25
Penn Power
& Light
*
*23
23
23
23
-79%
79%
79%
26%
271/4
27 Va
27Va
14Va
14%
14%
14%
14%
55i%
55%
56%
56%
: 57ya
54%
54
54
41%
41%
41%
94%
94
91%
18%
19
No par
79 V*
80%
79%
80
79%
_i
_1
27 Va
28%
27 Va
27%
14%
15
14%
14<»4
10
56%
56%
56
56%
l
♦54V4
57%
54%
54%
No par
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Pennroad Corp (The)
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
Penna Glass Sand Corp
41%
42
41%
41%
41%
95
95%
94
—
-
com
4% ft
preferred—
100
95%
95%
4.40 ft
series preferred
Corp common
preferred
-40
*32%
Persia & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co—2.
Feb
1
*63
4% ft
.—-—100
'
*53
<
42%
44
36%
36%
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp—
—.
89
91
90
*99
101
101
14%
-
2
5
preferred
$1.40 div preference
4.08ft
preferred
-
preferred
4.30 ft
preferredPuget Sound Pow &Lt Co
Pullman
Pure
Oil
Inc
(The)
*i—
—
68%
•69
,71
1
10%
95
95
42%
43%
42%
43
40%
41%
58%
68%,
581/4
42%
59
43
5,300
78
100
•70
*67
72%
10%
10%
98
100
•93%
10%
1,900
98
20
43
43%
42%
42
42
17%
17%
91%
17%
320
17'/a
41%
*89%
17Va
'
59%
591/4
59%
59%
59%
21%
22'/a
99
221/4
22
22 Vs
2,600
2,700
89%
90
89%
89I/2
17%,
•17%"
58%
17%
58%
17
58
21%
22%
16%
20
14%
43%
90%
•
88
*88
90%
*87 !
180
8,700
11,900
42%
41
.*84%
14
42%
*66%
*93%
190
•99% 101%
25%
26%
78
10%
10%
*93%
10%
98 ,
41%" "V 40%
*88
'
'
i
91
;
37%
16%
•89 Va
88
•84 Va
92
•88
16%
2,300
600
88
92
37%
37%
38
37%
16%
36%
16%
*84%
*88
91
:
36%
91%
40,900
16%
16%
17
.
38%,
17V4
100
3,900
1,200
!
*139%
137
*
150
*139%
145
*136%
138
136%
23%
23%
23%
72 Va
■
73%
73%
*•
25:
*124
89
19%
31
31
27%
21%
34%
69 Va
21%
♦20 Va
"
25'/»
; *120
130
^20
1
30%
27
21%
49%
50%
50V8
49%
49%
7%
39
.
7%
'
..
33%
*68
*20%
*19
*102
73
7%
7
*70
'
72
39%
38%
33%
68
20%
105
*19Va
*102
20 %
29%
29%
29%
25%
25%
25'/a
79
'79V4
77
*83
85%
•82
85%
•83%
24
61 Va
60%
38%
39%
38 Va
85 Va
*83%
851/a
20
31%
28i/a
2,400
21%
21%
50'/a
61
.7,900
11,100
7%
7%
7%
72
70
39%
39
33%
34 Va
39%
34%
20%
1
11,700
40
71
*19Va
34'A
3.3QO
11,400
20
68
68
*67
20%
•20%
21%
*19%
20
20
200
102V4
102%
106
100
29%
29%
29%
30
16,300
25%
;
25%
25%
25%
•102
2,400
320
82
81
•79
*83
85%
•83 Va
*83 Va
85 Va
85
85
•79
!
85%
24
24%
24 Va
24%
24%
24%
61%
60%
60%
60%
60%
60 Va
60%
38 Vs
39
38%
391/4
391/4
40
39%
24%
11,400
1,200
1,800
2,500
31
*67
85%
24%
61%
64
90
20
39%
79V3
85%
130
89%
28
7
25%
80%
■
63 ya
'
21'/8
50 Va
*70
105
29%
26%
.
•120
31%;
'
*83 "
*83%
130;j*
100
1,300
27%
j
68
20%
10
,
27%
!
20%
20%
2,600
3,900
21%
!
33%
69%
7%
75
30%
-
39%
33%
,
25
20
30%
26%
...
79%
19%
21%
*70
7%
26
•73%
63%
26%
6.700
79%
88 V4
31
27%
21%
21%
170
2,600
74
25
63%
;
23%
80%
88
19%
137
73%
25%'1
88%
87
142
23%
•
7%
26%
"
75
63 Va
"61%
'30%
,
*79
24.
T
*79%
;
30
25%
...
!
;
89
-'26%
21
'29%
j)
i
106
*19%
*102
-■
„
39%
34
80%
24%
'
24%'
*19%
7%
39%
*79%
19%
72
*68
75
197/a
<,
50
7%
26%
4
63%
*
: *70
]
75
; 62%
•' 86%
21%
49%
'
•
7%
26'A
25 4
130
?;
*124
19%
'27%
V;
,
/
62%
*86
'.28/'
•
130
»'r62%"
;
4*79%
25\J
7%
25%
•73%
80%;
♦74
80%
'"*79%
7%
7%
26%
7%
,25%
76
*74
74
137
23%
76
7%
26 Ve
7%
26%
■
'
•1391/4
136%
23%
73%
|
23%
73%
73
74
145
136%
137%
23
24
*139%
145
♦139%
137
J
100
—10
Nopar
42%
*70
43%
16%
No par
———5
•58%
*66
37%
-No par
-—100
59
10 Va
'
90
14%
68%,
89
330
•89
14 Va
42%
37%
80
*99% 101%
26%
26%
14
14'A
70
90
500
80
26
101
70
90
5,360
90
42%
>
36%
20%
94%
*89
72
22%
23.600
36%
25%
X59
110
48%
•201/4
94%
90
•99
1,500
9.100
89
36 Va
80
42%
10%
47
96
*70
*85
No par
com—No par
100
59%
42%
•87%
3,500
17%
4ya
861/4
20%
81 Va
89%
57%
97
36%
90
-
4.18 ft
14%
22%
100
20Va
♦94%
79%
41%
—25
—-25
100
Pub Serv El & Gas com-
36Va
42%
100
preferred
4.32% preferred—
4.16 ft preferred--
47
10%
'
3%ft
45
*65%
Public Serv Co of Colorado——10
Public Serv Co of Indiana
44%
4
90
73
1
Gamble-,
I
Industries Inc com
14%
"
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com-100
$4.75 cum preferred—
89
•80
26%
14%
59%
17%
4
90
*70
1
7ft guaranteed preferred-100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc.
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
—10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt-—1
Pittsburgh steel Co common.10
5% preferred class A—
166
5% ft 1st series prior; pfd
160
Pittsburgh
West Virginia—-100
Pittsburgh YQung & Ash pfd-—100
Pltwton Co (The)
l
$3.50 convertible preferred-—75
Plough Inc—
;
.—2.50
Plymouth Oil, Co——
6
Poor & Co
u
-—-—10
Potomac Electric Power Co
-10
25%
59 Va
7,100
64
•94%
17%
35%
101
26%
*17%
59 Va
100
40%
4?
64
42%
90
*
33
40%
57%
*86
80
V
33
19%
33
56%
20
80
98
38,800
16,900
1,200
56%
55%
96%
80
26
4
4Va
20
80
Pitt* Coke & Chem Co com
10
$5 convertible preferred
No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)——Nopar
Pittsburgh Forging* Co
17%
4
95%
*95
2
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
17%
20 %
96
25
Nopar
——l
Inc
*94%
20%
96 Va
20%
96
*93%
19%
8%
19%
97
44%
59%
90
19 Va
•94%
17%
85%
42%
92%
6%
97
90
59%
•91%
18%
6%
500
55%
42%
91%
13,300
56%-
5
4ft preferred
100
3.90ft series preferred——100
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com-1
*.
5ft preferred—100
Phillips Petroleum--—5
470
20%
55%
common—
95
52%
4%
55%
85 Va
—
*94 %
52%
97
*94%
36%
95%
20%
17%
51
20%
300
4,200
52>A
4%
36%
1,200
42
20%
17%
*20 Va
57%
41%
•51
4Va
preferred
——100
8.80 ft
preferred
100
4.30ft
preferred
100
4.68ft
preferred
100
Phlla & Reading Corp1
Pbilco Corp common
3
3% ft preferred series A
100
14%
56
51 %
17%
42%
•53
20%
97
—12.50
27%
5,200
16,000
14,500
51
17%
4%
•85 Va
•61
64
160
400
79%
27 y8
200
20%
*94%
5
4.40 ft
4.20ft
•62
40
79%
3,200
20%
l
-
*32%
24%
26%
51%
—100
-
6%
19%
40 Va
40%
63
63
x2Q%
21%
Phlla Electric Co common—No par
$1 conv preference 00m
No par
&
67
52%
preferred
Publlcker
40%
20%
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Procter
33
40%
♦51%
Brewing Co_
Pltney-Bowes
19%
*32%
40%
—ff-33%p
Petroleum Corp of Amer
Philip Morris inc
19%
33
40%
——No par
Pet Milk Co common
48% JuD
6
19%
19%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.————5
Peqples Gas Light & Coke
25
$1.60
600
1,200
10,300
1,600
52%
*22 %
:
91.32
$1.30
80% May 22
66% Apr 24
!
8,000
34%
25
Feb 25
8% July 19
37% Jan
4
Aug 22
59% Feb
•41
23,800
87%
26
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc common—1
4ft 2nd preferred (conv).
100
85% Jan
1
3,900
44%
33%
25
Pfeiffer
Feb
48
85
44V4
•85
;3.5o
—
Aug
31% Jun 21
11
130
5%
15
24%
19%
150
21
23% Sep
128%
5%
14%
24 %
33
150
.
700
4,310
81,200
•
60%
*32%
40
Sep
118%
3%
20
8
11
77
58%
24V4
6%
30
84
25
92%
Jan
24% Jun
59%
24%
18%
27% Mar 20
-
4
59
6%
Xl9%
May 6
21% Apr 23
70% July 12
July 30
20% Sep
4
20
42%
18%
77%
13%
96%
63%
12
12
28% Jun 24
42 Va
*41
42%
92%
45% Mar
25
102% Sep
♦41
*41
6%
33% Sep
;
33%
42%
■
128%
85
33
300
3,200
7,800
6,200
24
3
44%
85
33
32%
18%
82
30 % Sep 10
25% Jun 10
7
42%
85
X85
92%
68% Jan
85% Aug 26 i
64
42%
33%
6%
31% Apr 22
18% Apr 15
,
44% Jun
41%
•41
87%
33%
18%
106
5
2|
43
•86 '/a
34
*91%
104% Feb 19
Aug 28
19*% Jun
42
87%
7
94% Feb
Sep H
71
Aug 29
7% Feb 12
125% Aug 26
•, 74
Sep
4
78
July 1
23% Feb 25
128- July 12
60% Aug 26
,
42%
33%
19
93
Feb
42%
*86%
118%
14%
92
6
•
14%
6%
7
14
5%
14%
18%
89% Feb
31
Apr 20
40% Apr
6
38% Aug 20
Dec 11
23
Dec
5%
14%
91%
.85% Jun
16
90
5%
14%
10
20% May 16
10
5%
14%
10
10
8% Sep
39% Dec
84% Apr
92% Apr
35% May,
..
5%
14%
100
12
Apr~*3
128
•
5%
Pennsylvania RR
36% Sep
96%
•126
3Va
Penn-Texas
40% May 21
Feb
6
23
74
126%
118%
9
11
Jun
common
5
21% Feb
,
Transportation
PatinoMines & Enterprises
Peninsular
22
142
34%
23%
14%
—
4
Jan
134
47
34.
•23%
33%
24
25%
44% Jan
16
46%
23%
118% 118%
3
3%
127% 127'/a
5%
5%
46%
341/B
4
II71/4
2%
3
126%
46%
34%
46%
24
26%
94
Jan 23
46
33%
24%
16% Feb
170
127%
40%
25%
98% May 15
46% Jan
7
163 % Jan
2%
39%
•24%
20% July 27
:
127%
Common
Nopar
4ft preferred
100
Paramount Pictures Corp
——1
Park ds.Tilford Distillers Corp
l
5ft conv prior preferred
Penick & Ford
5Q% Nov .19
13
*16% Jun
117%
3
39%
600
1,100.
.;
'
9%
23
Aug 23
53
2%
•18%
13%
19%
♦39%
10
10%
19 »A
39%
3,100 m
13
13%
•18%
9%
24%
89
70 %
-
10%
12%
9%
39% Jun 26
May "l
28 % July 25
96
Apr .10
100;
Apr
4
3
-
*
13»A
19%
9%
105% Apr
Aug 20
Feb
*
—
11
12%
39 Va
46%
34%
24%,
117%
•10%
12%
•13
9%
3
.
118%
118
rights-:
6ft preferred
:
;
,'—-100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp.
-1
Pan Amer World Airways inc
I
Panhandle East Pipe Line-
46%
10%
13 Va
9%
3
17
24
88%
10%
5%
10% Jun 10
94% Jan 21
56% Dec 10
,
34
24%
46%
89
9%
98% Mar 26
40% July 22
70
Sep 11
69
Aug 13
<
Mar 5
15% Jan 16
40% Dec 17
Oct
3
-34%
8,800
1,200;
4
10 %
20% Jun
12
91
3
12% May 25
9fi
May 8
46% Oct
1
89
Feb
46%
34%
*24%
93%34%
88%
34
9%
Apr 26
24% May 9
60% Aug 2
Sep 12
58% Sep 13
July 11
94% Mar 12
39
"
62
93%
—
5
85
14
47
78% Nov 27
39%
*18%
34%
12%
25% Jan
Aug
9
Aug 26
July 11
24% Feb
19%
12%
13 Va
•18%
13% Jan
19% Aug 14
94% Aug 27
29% Nov 19
16
10%
13%
61%
•
92%
6,000
Peabody Coal Co
2
11
106
19%
39%,
•39
10%
12%
570
-
3%
35% Sep
14
Deo
*18%
-
•88%
61
on.
9,600
16,900
16% .'
3%
63% Jau
93
10%
12%
•13%
12%
14
89
Jan 25
22% Jan
7
July 15
77
10%
12%
*13%
33%
800
8,300
49%
3%
H
Feb 24
•88 Va
9?%
:
3%
42% Sep
102
89
93
33%
01
•16%
,49.
3%
97
84% Deo 17
*10%
——
69% <
59%
91%
33%
•88 Va
89
■80%
16%
■'
28,660
:
-
*78%
«0 .
46«A- 46 %
26%
27%
+
26%
49%
11%
*3%
10
40% Mar 23
26% Mar 14
f
92%
34
>-
11V»
46%-
•16%
48%
«
50
50%
108% 108%
3%
85 % Sep
112% Jan 13
59%
33%
80
•80
16%
49,
*
11%
26%
82
59
50%
107
46%
-
48
92
6,500
l
12
96% Dec 28
•16%
25%
*3%
7
65% July 15
20$%.Dep 10
•80%
16%
49%
48 %
25%
3%
42% Feb
Apr 17
76% Mar 19
81
•I6V4
17%
84%'
300
*82%
25%
*3%
16
July 2
70% July 12
64% July 19
45% Jan
9
Mar 11
3 % Mar 12
>
46%
26%
3334
•88%
par
Pacific Telep & Teleg common—100
'
17
51% Oct 26
46%
25%
•78%
•17
84%
*19%
F*b 25
1
7 % Mar 12
46%
26%
11%
17%
'
20%
Apr 24
3
79
60%
33%
5 % preferred—,.—
,
25
Paoiflc Finance Corp—
iq
Pacific Gas & Electric——
—25
Pacific- Lighting Corp1—No par
Pacific Mills
No
79%
11%
79
/
93
•92%
—No par
10%
50%
5B%
-
11%
16%
-
49%
107
2,500>
*19%
35
Mar
81
50-
*
106
-
80%
81
86
*16%
49%
104
78y4
46%
25%
26%
-
48
106
10%
46%
26%
No par
49%
104-
11%
25%
17,600-
19%
49%
May#
48%
106
11%
•82%
37%
40%
59%
f
10
Jan
105
50%
106
•17
84%
25%
270
89%;
40%
25
28% May 16
May 31
85% Mar 13
40% Jan
2
July 18
22% Apr 12
Dec 27
46%«Oct
2
3
25%
90
170
•
36%
19%
28
2
54
98 '
Jan
*82%
25%
46%
67
Aug 29
63
Sep 10
18% Jan
2
45 % Feb 25
96.
♦1634
84%
25%
,6,25
31
Apr 10
27% Jun li
27
26%
serfr
##% Oct 24
.45% Nov 20
93% Oct
0
49%
17
•83%
'•■'
24%
6% Aug 27
19% Sep la
32% Aug 28
31% Jan 13
1
17
84Va
25%
89%
•'
59%
40
21% Jun 27
32% Oct
■
17%
'
25%
02%;
Nopar
101
Mai 29
21
17%
*83 %
89%
30
:
•
82%t
Parke Davis & Co.
—No par
Parker Rust "Proof Co———2.50
106
90
40%
40
•91
•
2,900
47%
92%
82%
Parmelee
92% Jun 26
Feb 29
36%
40%
40H4
•91
12% Jan
55% Sep 11
49% May 16
40% Jun 27
109
36%
40%
17%
37%
40%
47%
92
81%
90%
22% May 1
.4% Jan 24
26% Sep 11
2
•87%
•36%
37
41%
90%
-
47%
92
Shares-
62% July 25
26% Jan
2
Aug 21
13% Jan
3
11
45% Mar 29
7
75
43% July 11
16% Jun 18
Nov 30
45% Jan 23
May 17
86% Jun li
3
23
9
S3
95
24% Jun 21
23 % Sep
9
13
28% Mar 27
78% Nov 29
66% Jan 16
■
89%
35%
38%
♦79%
Common
•87%
37%
Pacific A'mer Fisheries Inc———B
Pacific Cement &> Aggregates Inc—5
Pacific Coast
Cp teommon——-i
J
90%
91
—30c
—
90%
92%
*88%
•40%
t 4ft cumul preferred---———100
Oxford Paper Co common—
15
$5 preferred
2
43% Apr
8
51% Jun is
39% Apr 10
*
Aug 26
Aug 26
24% Jun
,
17% Jan 22
27
3% May 22
9
.
•80%
*90%
1
Overland> Corp (The)—1
Owens Corning Fiberglas
.Corp.
_l
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.6.25
1
81%
89%
lOo
ghtfet Co-——,
92'/a
•80
91
5
'Otis. Elevator—
.Outboard Marine "Corp
Jan is
'
22% Feb 12
16 % Jan 18
6% Mar 12
.
47'A
•90%
82
89%
DiclarlMmm'Gas & Flee icq own—10
^ft 'preferred—
——20
Preferred 4.34 ft series—
-100
—
47%
92
47V8
the Week
Friday
Sept* 13
47%
91
100
Saba fee
Thursday
Sept. 12
QS>
•80%
11-100
Co—————Nopar
convertible preferred
2
Marls
i
38% Jun 24
42% Feb 12
17% Dec 20
3%Oct. 2
10% Sep 26
.
Sept. 11
80%
preferred—
XSeUHnoB.,
16% Jan 31
i.
9
41% Sep 11
84% July 23
28% Jan
2
6
36% Jan
/Wednesday
47%
92 Va
80%
vCpbv preference 1951 neries—100
Oliver Corp common—
..
47%
•91
OUn Mafchiescm Chemical
Corp—
3
•'
27% Nov 29
Tuesday
Sept. 10
Sept, 9
47%
iqo
I~~100
DWahomu -Natural Gas——7,50
Jan .15
66% July 25
13% Aug 26
♦
,
16% July 15 •!
'
11
3
preferred,,
„
85
12
11
.'
12
3.90ft... preferred,
4.56ft preferred<4.44ft
Jau 15
<87%Jun 11
11
12
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
July
Sep
».
)90%May5H
■49%jun 19
21
46
'Jan 12
54
123% Sep 28
-
33 % Jan
142% July 16
'
f 128
16
,
61%. July 11
129
July 11
13%.JanXt
12%-Sep 11
13% Aug 29
18% Aug 28
53% Mar 28
;
_35%Nov 29
30% Nov 29
-
<97
10% Aug 15
.17% Jau 22
4140%
.
.
1
•28%. MRT n
31% Aug 20
88% Aug 26
106
Nov 30
.
.
Apr
51% May 9
102% jau 13
Jan 27
Put
Ohio Edison.Co common
;
Jan 29
44% Jun 14
Jan
3
:18
2
16% Mar 27
47% Aug 27
■
July 6
July 11
<1714 Jan 22
<
Jan 14
73
9
99% Mar 25
44% Jan
4
57 V* Jan 18
91
Jun 18
9% Jan 10
4
;
84,
6
35
90
.
91
Jun 21
42% Feb m
Sep .10
10% Sep 11
78% Sep 10
39% Feb 12
25% Aug 26
:
77
•89
104
$0% JvUy2ff
.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
.
Men day
EXCHANGE'
101% Mar 18
Jnly lT
81% July 24
25% Sep 13
.
May
103% Mar
IT
2
2
17% Ja#' 9
107% Jau9
May 28
52%
35% Feb 11
38
-
,.Juh 26
59% July.16
3
(1Q5
4
104
Y 48- /Nov 29
i
88
3
*43
-,*&%£. May 29
Aug 29
JUn
24
76% Jun 27
89% Aug 12
5
Jan
a*% a«n ao
awh;»ov .4 -
'
47
88
4
109 % Feb
02% Den 31
33% Jan
4
NEW YORK STOCK
o
58% Aug 13
90% Dec 13
»
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
•
Highest
Highest
.
100
3,000
3,600
21,100
and Financial Chronicle-.
Monday, September 16, 1957
The. Commercial
.
26
(1170)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
*
x
Monday
EXCHANGE'
Highest
Sept. 10
Par
,
Sales for
Friday
the Week
Sept. 13
Thursday
Sept. 12 j
Wednesday
Sept. 11
Tuesday
Sept. 9
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Slnoe Jan. 1
Yesr 1956
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Bm|« for Previous
Shares
Q
130
t
39% Sep
2
33 Va Jan
13
" Feb
5
123% Aug 13
19
26% Mar 26
50% Mar 22
31% Jan
21
40
May 13
14
64 % Jun
24
78
Jan
24
6
7
11
153
Nov 21
33% Apr
99% Dec 26
138
29% Jan
34%
7
36
12b %
*27
126 Va
27%
39 Va
128
127%
127%
90
27
27
27%
27%
400
33,900
27
27
26%
26%
34
34%
33 Va
34%
33 Va
66
66
66
66
66 Va
19%
19%
19%
19%
52%
52%
X5I Va
51%
19%
20%
38%
<37%
126 Va
126%
38%
128
37%
36
36%
*124
<•
36%
126%
Quaker Oats Cp (The) common—5
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
7
Feb 20
35% Mar
May 28
31'
i
17,100
R
33% Nov
23
Radio Corp
of America com—No par
$3.50 1st preferred
87 y4 Feb
15 Vb Dec
4
20% July 11
17
53% Jan
23
59% Apr
48 V4 Feb
11
21% Aug
59 J/4 Jun
28 V* Nov
29
44% Aug
19%'Sep
9
34% Jan
11% Mar 14
23% Aug
Ray-O-Vac Co
Raytheon Mfg Co___..,
:
34% Jan
Reading
i.
12
Dec
13
12
3
16% Aug
1
19'/a Mar 9
;
July 19
27
31% Feb
30
10
Sep
Sep""24"
37%
f
Dec
6
31
11
30% Apr
11
11% Dec
26
15
Jan
5
33% Nov
37% Apr
23
40
4
Feb
Co
•
When
6
10
No par
10
i
8% Aug 29
1,
2.50
_5
50
Inc—_
distributed
.
4%
2
12
Real Silk- Hosiery Mills
12
Reed Roller Bit. Co,.
8
noncum
Reeves
Bros
50,.
5
».
No par
50c
Inc
Reis
5% Apr
6
Nov
27
Jan
27
18 y4 Mar 14
6% Feb 28
12
131/4 Sep
10% Mar 14
15
11
%
18% Jan
24% Sep
9
30
54% July
1
62
Feb
4
43% Jan
20% Sep
3
5% Aug 27
8% Jan
16
11% Dec
18
15 Va Jan
10
42% Feb
13
60% Dec
34% Dec
31
45"
25% Dec
27
28%-Dec
5
Nov
27
32% Jan
11
•
V
9% Feb
85
Aug
13
41% Dec
27
49
Oct
1
70
Apr
26
70
81
Sep
12
89%: Jan
91
Dec
21
105% Jan
17% Dec
•
39
Mar 12
46
72i/4 jun
24
87i/4 Jun
24
99
Sep
15
15
66%
18% Jun
62%. Feb
19
23% Sep
5
19% Jan
2
6
23 Va Jan
29
26
28% Apr
28% Jun
25
35
i
27% Dec
10
30% Aug
13
12
2
37 % Apr
26
27
Feb
9
Apr
3
26%.Aug 39
13
Feb
27
2
351
Jan
16
89
21% May 28
31% Dec
13
24% Feb
12
Feb 10
35y8 Nov 29
27% Feb
9
.17%
90
'
Nov
510
105
'
Jan"n
44 % Dec
6
8
Roan
Corp
;
Copper
1
T-r
60% Jun
Ronson
10
8V4 Mar
4
17
60% Feb
12
82% July 15
3
17 '
78
29% Sep
11
28
38% Apr
5
28
Feb
26
•
Nov
28
13 Va Apr
26
50% Feb
14
71% Dec
Nov
30
97% Feb
Ruppert
11 %
53%
53%
32 %
33%
33%
31
31%
X30%
8%
8%
51V4"
501/4'
15 Va
!
31 Vu. :
-
.8%
8 %
i
.'
49 % ;
50
-
*42 Vi
33%
4,200
31
16,200
.
8%
10,900
51 Va
31,900
42%
57%
58%
581/4
600
24,800
*42 %
42%
57%
42 Va
.
11%
53%
„
58%
*65
16,300
75
75
*65
75
73'/4
*72i/a :
73%
73
73
88 Va
88 Va
89V4
89 Va
88%
88%
320
15%
15%
15
15%
15Va
15'/a
7,700
2%
2 Tb
r
•*72'/a
-
15%
;.
.
-
400
43,400
2%
2%
2Tb
2 Va
2Tb
2%
77 Va
76%
78%
77Vb
79%
78
23%
24 Va
23 Tb
24
24 Va
24Vb
25
23%
23
23
22 Va
22'/a
23
23
22%
22%
500
5
5
5%
5%
10,600
31%
6,500
*23
31%
32
40
40
28 Va
5
27
27%
377%
38
*38%
27%
28
27%
27%
3,600
27%
28%
27%
28Tb
9,700
377 Va
800
'27
27%
373
375
89
25%
*86
f27
,1.11%
11|%
52%
53%
"30%
29%
30%
32 %
31%
31%
5
*10%
*10%
10%
.
,
25 Tb
25%
26%
27 Va
27 Vb
27 Va
11V4
,11V4
11 Vb
11%
53Tb
54%
53 T
a
54%
29%
30Tb
4,800
31%
32%
3,200
10%
100
11%;
54 Va
29Tb .' 29% '
31 Vb
31%
31%
*10 Vb
10 Va
31Tb
10 Vb
IO1/4
10%
20
2,100
89
27V4
29% nv29%
.
f
25Va
V 52 %
31%
*86
25%
xllVb
52%
30
375
89
•'
200
40
■"■271/4
25Tb
•
27 Va
375
373
*86
•
53%
1
(Jacob)
38
27%
11%
1
-
39Va
*271%
11%
20 Guilders
-
*38 Va
89
*27
27%
*27
5
Co
31V4
,
1
a
30Tb
374
25%
26
25%
1
'
89
94
30%
•27%
371
*89
30 Va
31%
27
371
31
2,100
25
27%
,27%
20
>
-
10,600
-
78%
*
41
*37%
27%
5
4%
5
30 Va
100
(The)
;
4%
5%
5
Corp
Pet
11V4
"ir
76%
Royal McBee Corp
Ruberoid Co
Hi/4
7,800
2%
common
Corp
Royal Dutch
40% May 16
34% Aug
9
15% Jun 11
36 Vb July 16
Dec
"11%
10
7
24%
Rome Cable Corp
July 24
1TA
6%
78%
preferred series A_
Aircraft
6 Ya
5,900
2%
25
Haas. Co
Rohr
6%
57%
88%
15%
6%
5-3
900
56%
21%
*56
57%
76%
Spring & Axle Co
&
88%
25
21V4
*65
88 Va
4,300
24%
*13%
«■
211/4
47%
:
75
*65
■600
421/4
25
*56
*42%
%
No par
Corp
Rohm
4%
4'
58%
57%
13%
24%
'
43
*42%
,.
58%
*5T4 .,..5%
41-
14
20%
8%
•«.
1,500
41
%>
57
30
v,
..
73%
Mines
Rockwell
8
May 29
32
13
El
&
43
15%
5
Gas
«
„•
1,300
8%
24%
preferred
conv
'
8%
5%
*13
:
52--, -.53%
321/4
31%
,
49%
51
22%
8%
21%
'
*72%
5s
•
Rochester
5%%
48 %
44
-
22
-
11 Vb
,
-
1 6%
75
88
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
5
30%
*40
/*
10
Corp
Antelope
/
30%
200
No par
Trust
Selection
Oil
Paper
32%
31%
73 %
1
•
53 Va
> 8%
33%
6'/a
11%
8%
300
*32%
57 ^
6%
6%
100
35
-
20%
;
5T%
21 %
52 Va
"
*25
1,300
35
:* 40%
40%
25 Va
.72%
100
Co
25%
32,000
30%
21%
*5
5%
22%
30%
*30
42
8%
13 Va
39 Va
30%
*65
iilOO
Ritter Company
Rhodesian
33% May 21
12
10% May 14
39% Feb 12
31
Riegel
96
29
(
Richfield
4
423 % May
Aug 23
27Va Sep
<
4
1
31% July 24
25"% Feb
Apr
19
28
'362% Dec
Aug
Manufacturing
*5
.'••'131/4
*11 Va'
32 "
.
57%
36% July 19
44% July 17
29
Jan
22
Rheem
'•;
40
21%
53r.
*42%
10
series
5%
i.
'
29% Mar
25% Jan
21% Jun
•
4.50%
83% Jan
7% Apr
10
4% Sep
11%
•
k-'
22 VB
*30%
32%
21%'
8%
4,300
25,900
35.1/4
•
*40
13%/ .14
*56'
7%
7
10,.
Preferred
,.
21% '
52%
__50
series-;
■
57%
49 Va
Common
4
27 Va May
24%
*56
1
pfd series A
3.60%
*8%' V
8%
14V4
21
30%
32%
,
500
511/4
30%
<
*35
„
51
4
22%
22
30V4
22
25%
24%
*11 Va
Reynolds; (R J) Tob class B
Preferred
42
*21%"
39%
41%
8%
18
80
,
13%
21 Va
pommon
*5
5%
*5
30%
4%%
*36 \ -
•;
50%
'
*30
33%
*
-1
22
*33
'
44
4
,
'
33
*36
x21%
>33
8%
31%
Co
•'
21%
33%.
.13%
1
3yaApr
9
5
84 % Apr
29
35V4
40%,
.
5
21% Jan
12
42%'Aug 15
Jan~23
31% Nov
Mar
30%
*35
,8%
■
2.50
82 % Jan- 22
11
*30%
44
i
y4 Mar 29
16
Apr 26
35Va
:
58% Mar 19
69
Jan
2
2% Sep
'
65% May 16
17
30%
V 35 Vb
Rexall
Drug Co
Reynolds Metals
•14%
30 Va
Revere Copper & Brass
Revlon Inc
July 19
14%
30%
;_50c
10
10
common
-
20%
*50V'4
22'/o
35%
■/
14
30 Vb
31%
.
20 Vb
21%
1
'
>
20
.
14
-
30
1
$1 convertible preferred,
Republic Steel Corp
July 11
10% Jan
4
52% July 22
68 i/e Jun
6
series
Republic Pictures
'
14
>
14
19 Vb
19%
22%
.1
;
.
%
20%
30
21%
10
10
5
5
100
*
,
Republic Aviation Corp
10
40
421/a Jun
7
Corp
pfd 3%%
Conv
3
8% May 6
13% Apr 25
59% Jan
2
Aug 23
8% Aug 27
47% Sep 11
49% Mar 19
37 Va Mar
12
21
3
57% May
5
Aug 21
'
30
10
10% July 26
14
45% Feb
♦
11
48% Feb
17
Apr 24
Stores
.50 Va
50 Va
t
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
Reliance Mfg Co common
Mar 29
64 % Apr
18
28% July 19
Reliable
8
July 31
30% Apr "18
3
Jan
15% July
45
40y4 Aug 20
€1
(Robt) & Co—
'
$1.25 div prlpr preferences
19Tb
21%
*36.
5,300
-19 Va
'<'
'
30%
*33
1,200
201/4
19Tb". 20
14%
*35
33%
67
20
66
21%
-*30%.
331/2
66%
33%
66 Va
14
i._50
2nd preferred
Jan
31% Jam
19%
13%
.
34
661/4
33%
;
'
30%
..
4% noncum 1st preferred-
.
21%
.
common
12% Jan
6
21% Sep
38
Raybestos-Manliattan
Rayonier
5
1
41% Apr
36
32% July 30
33% Jan
SOYa Jan
Jan
39
Aug 13
35
44% Jan ' 3
33% Aug
11
30% Sep
!
Ranco Inc
1
23% Aug 13
4
16% Mar 15
9
37% May
14
Mar 22
/
/.—No par
70y. Nov 27
*10
300
4
.
4.900
89,500
s
80
112
Feb
13
155
38% Dec
5
52
22% Jan
»
Dec
Mnr 19
33
69% Dec
i-
No par
No par
100
18%
19
18
18 %
*62 Va
Feb
13
300
Sep
6
190
May 23
205
Jan
2
St Louis. Southwestern Ry Co
5% noncum preferred
60% July 31
Feb
12
27
48 % Jan
3 '
St Regis Paper Co common
96
6
•
Feb
105
17
23% Aug 22
19
37 y* Mar
12% Jun,
8
,
-Sep
10
85% Sep
7
Jan
18
Power
L San F Ry Co com
Preferred series A 5%
9
311/4-Feb
Oct 16
18
23% Jan
17%'Aug 26
29
26'
14% Aug
Feb
8.
29
17% July
San
2
1
13
14
63 %
,
Apr 20
13
12
<96% July 22
22% May 29
30
.64% Jun
Scott
Schenley Industries Inc J
Schering
'75% Mar
6
75
90
86
7,
83
May
.291/0 Aug 29,
36
Jan
16%lAug
23
li%
Jan
80% July 10,
16% Jan 24'
Dec. 12
Jan
95
33% Dec
21
78
Dec
28
105% Apr .2
40% Apr
3
; 89% Mar 7
35
Dec
28
'44% May
16% Nov 21
19% Feb
.Apr
Aug 14
86
102
12'
28% Sep
75
9
29
•
*Jan
70% Nov 26
54% Feb
12
23% Jun
12
17
7
.
Corp
;
>
Jun
33% Jan
No par
3'.65%.
Jun
1
3% Dec
Seaboard
Oil
Seagrave
Sealright-Oswego
Sears
13
29% Jan
7:
15% Jan
3'
5% July 9
76% July 154
7% Apr
23% Nov \15
50
39% Jan
4
59
39% Jan
20
ey4 Dec
14
62% Jan
10
27
Mar 15
Apr
»
19
.
Mar 12
,2%. Aug 12
42% Jan
7
15
loi
.Sep
26% Jan
48% Aug 27
40% Aug 29
58% Jan
7% Mar 12
10% Sep
,100% Aug
8
72% Feb
12
,
13% Feb
14
15% Jan
21% Feb
7
45% Jan
19
55% Jan
4
Mar 19
•
*75
78
*87
88 V'a
*87
29 Va
15,400
;i9%
56
29
78
88
,
V4
78
•
■
'
*87
Vb.
x29Va
28%
•29%
•
81
*79
81
30%
31%
30 %
30 Va
x29Tb
29 Tb
1
16%
16%
16%
16Tb
16%
70%
70%
70%
71%
14 %
14%
15
*79
81
*79
28 T a
29 lb
*79
"
191%
57 Va
Vb
.
&
10
*87
881/2
*79
81
.
2,400
28%
81
30 Vb
30 Vb
16,500
16 Tb
16%
5,800
72V4
71 Va
72 Va
5.600
14%
*14%
30%
16Tb
16%
16 Tb
71 Va
72
72
14
14 Va
14%
Va
5,100
80
28%
29
30 Vb
;
8,300
57%
•
*76
78
88
19%
57
19%
19
56%
a
*73
78
88 Va
-
22.700
75%
.
14 T
4
1,800
1,600
5
25
25
24%
24%
24
24%
24
24%
24 Va
25
25%
26 Va
26
26%
26'
26%
26Tb
26%
26Tb
26%
52,900
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 T4
1,800
4%
39,300
*13%
13%
14
4%
4Tb
4Va-
4Va
4%
4%
68 Vb
67%
68%
66%
68%
*66 Va
Inp
2.50
15 Va
16 V4
15
l5V4
15
15%
15Tb
16
15%
15%
4.600
1
52 Va
52 Va
51%
52 %
x50Tb
51%
51
51%
49 Vb
50 Vb
10,800
*33 Va
34%
*32%
33%
41%
42%
41%
41%
10%
10 Vb
10%
6,400
84Tb
17,700
45,200
Gas
4%
v
35
*33 Va
34%
43
42 %
42%
x41Va
42
10%
10%
10%
10
10%
82 Vb
83 T a
35%
*34%
u,
93
2
Sharon
9,
Shattuck
(Frank
Shell
Co
May 21
18
-Feb
13
Steel €orp__
Oil
No par
G)
42%
No par
,
10
*34
740
68
Sheller ,Mfg
x83 Va
84%
83 Va
84
£
25%
26 %
25%
26 Vb
>25%
1
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
18 V b
18Tb
12
12
11%
11%
11%
1
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
No par
38%
39
38%
38%
York
Shares
64
63
58%
60
ordinary
Corp
32% Apr
49% Jan
11
IT
Simmons-, Co__
89
«Nov
5
61
8
54% Feb
88
73
Dec
67
;
.
Jan
8
Simmonds Saw & Steel
12
68% Jun
6
Sinclair
Aug 30
Oil
,
50c
5
17
61% Feb
13
80% May 27
Skelly
Aug
3
60% Jan
21
89% July 23
Smith
46% Jun
7
35•
17
16 y4 Nov
29
32 ya Jan
12
15% Aug 27
55% July 2
20% Jan 11
64 % May 10
47% Feb
13
65% July 15
Socony .Mobil Oil Co Inc
24
16% July
17
21% Jan
Solar
7 % Mar
6
10 ya Jun
49% Sep 20
18% Jun
6
July 10
7% Dec
13
12% Jan
17% Jan
12
20% July 31
18% Jan
Dec
21
53 ya Jan
16
44
24% Jun
24
2
July 16
23% May
18'
35% Nov
15
28 % Sep
11
39% Jan
11
40% Jan
17
32% Jun
11
35% Jan
25
54 Vb
July 27
44% Sep
10
51% Jun
13
19% Jan
11
23
Mar 16
20% Jan
29
31
33% Apr
2
25 % July 10
32
28
1
\ 10
46% Jan
11
45% Jan
11
Sep
May 27
49% July 17
31
38 V8 Apr
44% Nov 29
58% Mar 23
39% Sep
38% Oct
1
49% May 16
6
20% Jun
1
16% Aug 13
19% Feb
26
91% Jan
4
78% Apr
10
81
Jan
26
Jan
22
33 Va
May 27
14% Sep
13
23
39% Dec
24% May 15
17% Nov 20
28% July 19
21
May 28
Dec
47% Jun
25
95% Nov 30
103% Mar
1
17
6
24% Mar 20
21% Nov 29
31
Jan
6% Sep
4
63% Aug 17
73% Jan 18
12
29 Va Apr
105
2
July 17
11% Dec
19
16% Jtui
3
70% Dec
28
83% Jan
17
22% Oct
1
31% Dec
7
footnotes
see
page
28.
37
Sep
4
4
Sep
6
40
Jan
3
45 % Apr
81
Sep
14% Sep
20
Feb
18 Va Jan
10
8
4
17
10
6% Jan
Sm'ith-DouglaSs
Aircraft
5%
Co
27%
27 Vb
26%
26%
1,100
38%
39
39%
40
39 Tb
40
1
2,000
63 %
*62%
64
64
64
63 %
64
57 %
58%
56%
58Tb
58
59%
58 Ta
59%
14,400
63 Va
63
64%
64
64%
4.800
76
77
78
78 %
78%
3,100
64
64V4
76
76
47%
x45Tb
5
16%
16%
16
161/4
15
Inc
Co__:
53%
54%
53%
18
18
18 V8
1
preferred
South
Porto
50
Rico
*45%
5
x29%
49
8%
21
.
62 %
75
:
,
47%
47%
16 %
16%
16 Va
16%
1,800
54%
53%
54%
53%
54V«
54
54%
18%
18
18 Vb
18
18 Vb
18 Vb
54,400
5,600
8%
8%
20%
49
*45To
J
8%
8%
20Tb
20%
20%
18%
8Tb
20%
*45%
48 Vb
*45%
48 Va
'
8%
20%
48
28%
*32 Va
44%
Southern Co (The)
5
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
22%
23
22 %
28%
28%
*28%
39 Va
39%
South'n
40%
40%
38 Va
38%
37%
38%
17
17
16%
17
16%
17
16%
78 %
81
*78%
81
*76 Va
81
*76 Va
1
29%
29%
1
*14%
14 Va
Co
(Del)
No par
Southern Railway common
5% non-cum preferred
Mobile
&
Ohio
Southwestern
stk
tr
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
2.50
4
No par
♦56
Co, common
6
preferred—
—100
*31
Sparton
Corp
Jan
Spear &
Co.
25
61
July
Spencer
10
94 Va Jan
11
19 Va Jan
12
26 Va July
15
$5.50
pfd
$4.50
51
Chemical
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry
*
100
Public Service Co
65
4.20%
No par
20
ctfs
Rand
Corp
preferred
13
98% Jan
15
10% Jun
25
12 V2 Apr
72% Jan
11
7
Spiegei
1
27% Aug 26
35% Jun
11
Square D Co
inc
common
common
4 Va'
65
preferred
8 Va
7,300
4,200
29%
28 %
28 Vb
29
29 Vb
Va
*32 Va
33 Vb
*32
33%
45 %
44%
45
45
45%
45 Va
45%
6,500
22%
22
22%
22Tb
23 Vb
22%
23%
14,700
28%
28
28%
28
28
28
28
39
39%
38%
39
39%
40%
39%
40
37
37%
33
29 Va
29%
14%
14%
4
Va
*56
4Vb
65
51%
51
84
81
81
%
53
%
39 3 b
39
39%
40
40 %
40%
9,700
41,500
37Tb
38%
38%
38%
21,700
29%
14Tb
14Tb
*14%
4Va
4%
51%
*81
1,100
-
40
29%
4
2,500
29%
33
39
V4
29%
*56
29 %
*32
65
51Tb
84
*56
53 %
*81
Vb
17%
81
29Tb
15
4%
65
53%
83Tb
17
*76%
4,100
17 Vb
81
12,000
29 Vb
29Tb
14 %
141/4
700
4Vb
4,000
4 Tb
*56
53 Tb
*81
65
5,800
54 )b
30
83
1
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
147a
14Tb
14%
50c
20%
21%
20%
21 Va
20%
21%
20%
21%
20%
21%.
87%
88
25
6,200
103,600
87%
871/4
87%
87%
87
88
86 Va
87%
410
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
10%
10%
10 Vb
10Tb
10 Vb
10 Va
5,000
No par
*65%
66 Va
*65%
66 Va
65%
65 Va
65%
65 Va
65 Va
27=4
■65%
5
28%
27%
28%
X27%
27%
27%-
28
27Tb
2
"
$i.50
3,500
46%
29%
Pacific
600
16
33%
Edison
2,200
15%
45%
*32
25
California
2,600
48
45 Va
Sugar com
preferred
,
46 Vb
21
*45%
26
_25
8 %
Southern
86% Sep
63% July
26Tb
46%
8%
12
12
47
21 %
21
26%
18%
11Tb
77
8%
20
18 Vb
12
64
x20%
Nov
25%
18%
12
76 Va
1
Dec
26 Vb
18 Tb
63%
South Amer Gold & Platinum
45
25%
46 %
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
33
4,700
83%
10
25
2
13'
*■83
82%
10
Co
(A O) Corp
Smith-Corona Inc
6
51 % Feb
18
Oil
.
*63
No par
Corp
3
Apr
*10
12
Sheraton
New
26% Aug 2d
38% Aug 27
26
.
Transp & Tr—
29% Jun 10'
21% Apr 30
35% Mar26
55 ya Apr
-.
7.50
10
For
18 Vb
55 T
,
2,300
19%
74%
4%
Corp of America
Signode Steel Strapping Co
24
96% Dec
56 %
15%
19Tb
74 Vb
68 Va
60% Feb
16% Nov
.19 Va
15V4
20
72%
69
25
52% Jan
4
18%
55%
15Va
19%
74 Vb
4%
24% Jan
38
-'
"•
15%
19%
19 Vb
71 V b
60
1,500
1,400
'
68 Va
17 Va Jan
72% May
Dec
19%
56%
19%
15%
15%
•"
35%
L_i
11% Aug 26
23
17% Dec
74
35 Vb
\
No par
6
65% Jan
84
15%
19%
71%
34%
,
*
common
Shamrock Oil
Shell
.22% Mar 13
29
Jan
15%"
19%
74 %
34%
86%
"
x33%
20 Va
.
18Tb
35Tb
39,400
29%
86
18%
29%
.
*
.
18% Nov 29
33% Jan
18%
:
28%
J
*85
,
1
:
$4.50 preferred—
Shnhmoon Industries
61% May 13
59% Dec 17
11 Va May
9
Co
»
When issued
45
18%
36
'-
86
-
3
Falls Corp—:
&
Seiberliug Rubber Co
Servel Inc
2'
July .11
Roebuck
30
190
205
"
29 % May 22'
7,200
.
...
18 Vb
14%
6
19
63
300
,
*180
205
•
28Tb
>
86
1
:
1,000
*131/4
28 Tb
f
2o
Co__
ll'
63
36
Corp
Sep
27
18%
*86
-
—100
Seaboard Finance Co
4
.Sep
43% Nov 26
*85
86
36%
--*75
"
*21% Feb 29
12%
1—25
preferred—"
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
25
36% Jan
No par
Scovill Mfg Co common.-,
300
_
28%
6,700
18Vb
2 TV b
27%
.
*85
18%
56
$4
,
86 4
15% -15%
1
1
preferred—
27
28%
73
No par
3
Deb~20"
*180
19%
-
-
„15c
'.
i,24
28 %
190
*
13
28
290
190
18%
Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred™
Mar
52% Oct 25
Dec
14
Mar
Aug 30
-
290
36%
10
10
5
1.40
Corp__
Schick Inc
55
23% Jun
67% Nov, 29.
77V* Dec' 19
6,
41
•
Savage. Arms
181/2 Feb
161/e Feb
44% Feb
1
27 Va
85%
_5
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
48 V4 Feb
13
300
205
*60%
t
')■
'
205 V
*180
L_100
series A
Sangamo Electric Co
9
22% Mar
May 28
300
*180
18%
18 Tb
300
81%
22%
22
293
18,900
73%
165
'28Vb
,
62 Vb
2
293
300
300
100
__10()
*60!
""
81%
*155
28%
18 Vb
62 Vb
72%
..
Vb
23
*22 Tb
18 Vb
18
*61%
64
*60 %
"
l$t pfd 4.40%
39% May
64%
81
165/
.
28
23
St
5
*155
28
*22%
235
155
40%
I8V4
.27%
22%
2
215
29% Jan
t
27%
22%
17
311
Jan
Dec
27%
22%
^
73%
72%
81%
...
-
165
*150
28%
26% Jan 11
74% Feb
158
*
81%
81%
%
27 Va
13
5
81
165
22%
Aug 29
Sep
81
73 Va
72 Tb
72% -'74'/a
*156
81%
174
10
Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light &
62% Sep
80 Va
*
r_100
Sep
Nov
•3
St
6
74%
73%
5
_10
25% Mav 24
18
13
July 17
46 % Mar
common
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
4%
Aug
235
,
176
27% M'" 26
91% Mar 23
Jan
14
Safeway Stores
Mar 22
93
2
Feb
22
24% Dec
,
137
25% Aug 31
16
.July
28
40
.
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Volume
Number 5673
186
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1171)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
36% Oct
44 %
77% Nov 30
6% Dec 28
26
72% Jun
12% Jan
6
6 % Jan
ci/
t
2r
5
2
9 A Jan
-
48% Jan
58% May
23
50
May 28
88% Dec 28
Feb^
45
Aim
0?
47%FAh
io
2
SSn 1
3
14 'A Jon
43% Jan 23
65% Dec
4
19
13 % Dec
28
81
20% Sep
1
16% Dec
17% Dec
Jan
25
7
14
30% Oct
Aug 15
15
31% Nov
61
12% Sen
12
—
20
M
11
31
21% Jan
4
17
11
22% Aug
8
20% Jan 26
17
31% May 28
37% Dec
36
9
5% Oct
29 % Aug 24
19
Feb
8
32
10% Feb 29
50
Aug
6
15% Mar 15
13% May 28
Dec
89
28
101 % Jun
70% Jan-31
22% Jan
82
23
22% Nov
7
Dec
9
Jun
Dec
42
Feb
1,300
Dec
8% Feb
Feb
May
12% Dec
7
14
21'% Nov 26
8
15/4 Aug
15% May
4
18% Dec
12
62
13
Stanley
3%
51%
46%
3%
52%
46%
60%
52%
61
52%,
7%
7%
7%
3%
50%
45%
3%
53
46%
3%
51%
45%
3%
53%
46'/a
60
61 %
52%
60
52'%
61%
52'%
88
86
86
15
155',
*
41%
41%
74%
74
74
Corp
;
L S
7
10-
100
1
5
*8614
15'/.
52%
*06
08
15%
17
16%
17
69
68%
68%
64%
1
15
69
10
15ft
17
••
No par
Stauffer Chemical Co
1
65
63%
13
13
*68%
62
7%
3%
54%
47%
*3%
3%
2,900
53%
54%
41,500
46%
47%
47,000
61%
62%
61%
623/8
95,600
52%
52%
52%
531/2
4,800
*85%
88%
"13
.86
88
15
73
13
£ug19
o
8
Jun
3
13'%
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Corp
15'/.
17
14%
17%
17
72'
2,000
35%
35%
35%
17%
17%
171/4
171/.
14%
13%
17%
13%
*69%
64%
63
12%
12%
13
32%
32%
32%
20%
20%
20%
32y8
20%
36
43%
441/4
6,000
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23'%
23%
23 %
233/8
3,300
57;.
53'„
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%,
13,800
49%
51
48%
49%
x48%
49%
49%
12%
12
12%"
'12%
12%
12%
497/8
12%
4,100
12
88
*84
No par
*84
*
6
5% Jun
14
20% May 17
8% Jan 11
243/4
77%
25
24%
24%
76%
24%
21%
21%
-
30
21%
21
21%
21%
21%
"
32
32 Va
32
32
321/4
32%
71
70%
70%
*70
71
70%
70%
70%
70%,
600
11%
11%
ny4
12%
11%
n-%
11%
11%
11%
12,000
25
1745
*31
1770
1730
Corp
32
1765
1750
23 %
23 %
35%
24
11%
35%
*23%
1750
1750
22%
223/4
23
34%
34%
,35
*23%
24
1795
1750
1,600
280
23
23
231/4
1,900
35%
35
351/a
1,100
23%
24
23%
24-
24
200
25
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
317/„
11,000
-7.50
34%
353/8
34
34%
34%
35%
34%
35%
357/8
19,300
No par
37%
*77%
78%
77%
77%
*76%
78Va
*76%
78%
77
77
30
9%
9%
9%
9%
10
5,800
;
com
$4 preferred
Symington Gould Corp
—
1
Talcott Inc (James)
TelAutograpli Corp
10
2
10
19%
•
19%
•
19%
xl9
19%
9%'
9%
19%
*19%
19
97/8
19%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
*5%
5%
57/8
5%
1,300
1
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
4,800
43%
42%
43
42%
43%
43 %
11%
43%
3/8
67%
68%
68%
70%
70
70%
34,800
33%
35%
35%
37
35%
363/8
16,900
22%
22%
22%
231/2
44,200
26
11,600
44 3A
43
67%
69
67
68
34
35%
33%
35
23%
24
22%
23%
1
25
25%
24%
25%
24%
24%
25
25%
25%
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
10
3434
35%
35
35%
34%
35%
35
35%
35%
35%
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution—1
7%
7%
7
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
117
41%
114%
12%
12%
7
Feb
22% Sep
15% Feb
31
60'A Jan
11
18% Dec 28
18% Jan
8
45% May 17
11
33
Jan
12
31% Jun
19
40% Jun
Tennessee
10
32% Aug 26
4
10% Jan
9
7
182% May
9
ill
42% July 27
293/4 Apr 16
20
28
29% Apr
16
22% July 10
54% July 10
47% Aug 21
Aug 28
Aug 26
38% Jan
21
3
26
Aug
2
62
Aug
2
8
137/8 July 31
11% Apr
14% Apr
43
Jan
& Pacific Ry
51
Mar 28
10% Aug 26
53
14
Jan
10% Jan
2
62% Sep
10
Apr
100
No par
50c
Co
$1.25 conv preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
$2.40 conv preference
No par
The Fair
No par
Thermoid Co common
1
$2.50 convertible preferred
50
24% July 25
15% Apr 12
Aug 27
12
233/a
23%
4,600
6,300
T.miri
PnHfip
Texas Utilities Co
Textron Inc common
28
43-%
25
Texas
473A Jan
20
2.50
2
2
23
Corp
Co
4
21% Jan
11% Jun
July 23
Jan
Corp
49% May
9
12% Aug 2G
17
Sep 12
17% Jan 21
103/4 Jan
4
8% Mar 15
160
Aircraft
Temco
Tpvfltj
1
900
19%
l
-3%
No par
1
10
800
1765
Texas Gulf Producing Co
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Texas Instruments Inc
27
23
3,850
24,000
Texas
11% Jan
6% Dec 21
2,100
76%
76%
.10c
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
•
76%
773/4
87
32%
Swift
18% Feb
76%
77%
*84
70%
23%
:
84
21%
Sutherland
9
84
32
30
Superior
8
86
24%
35%
Apr
*84
.
12.50
Inc
35
May
86
25
22
23%
14
5%
25%
21%
*23%
89
1,000
17%
12
50
10
*17
49%
Paper Co—
;
5
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
13
17%-
5%
2
Sep
1,700
17%
43%
29
9% Sep
3,300
17%
13%
ni8
pfd series of '55
Co
2,600
17%
137/8
*42%
25%
&
37
17%
13%
43%
14
9
36%
171/0
13%
41%
>
49%
Superior Oil of California
17
36%
17
13%
,
17%
27% Jan
46% Jan
7,400
42Vo
42
Jun
27% Jan
43% Jun
700
13,400
413i
17%
21
9
17
2,400
13
43%
24%
Steel
17
V
20% '"
35%
63
1
Sunshine Mining Co
Jnly 15
32%
700
70%
r
;
42%
xl7%
77%
2nd
31%
20%
35%
•
,
6,100
7,100
17%
13%
"17
77%
5%%
8
10
77
35%
xl3%
1
:
_
Sunshine Biscuits
Mar 20
15% Aug
8
20%
No par
18
74
Co
33
20%
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
4 % % preferred series A
1
11
383/4 Jan
Oil
32
20%
100
15
<-69%
63%
63% i
4,400
7%
„___i
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun
33%
20%
1
Sim Chemical Corp common
f
32%
5
par
,
29% May 16
Sep
34
'
Sunbeam
24% Apr
34% Aug 29
31% Sep
Stokely-Van Camp lnc common—l
Qf5%
Preference
20
Stone & Webster
No
Storer Broadcasting Co—:
82
12
11
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
5
93. Feb 14
13
ian ,2
May
5
—15:
5
•
8% Apr 11*
57% July 23
16% Jan 17
3
6%.Mar
8
2914 Apr 24
Aug 26
72 A Feb
h' I
so
12
90
«
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Stewart-WarnerCorp
110
7.vH
3%
52%
46
.
17
64%
*l23i.
16%
3,600
*7%
0
33% Oct
44
6.25
25
7%
Shares
41%
*74
9
5
153/8 Feb
.7%
41%
75
76% Jun
28% Dec
203/s Dec
7%
41%
49% May
51
20'A Oct
1
40%
*74
32
Dec
697/a May
31
34% Feb
74
Apr
4
383AMar26
14
37% Oct
Jan
41%
74
10% Aug 20
42% Sep 11
543/a Feb 12
53% Nov 29
150
Warner
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
.
19%Miiy 2l
13
Feb
4
7
Inc
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Standard Oil of Ohio common
;»relW»d series A
'■ Standard By Equip Mf( C°
I
2
An?
fiv
2
11/8 Sep
22% Jan
99
31
45
Dec
6
2
50% July 26
55% May 10
<
May 28
63/8 Dec
12% Jun
5%
■46
21% Feb
9
18
23% Sep
27% Feb
26
41V
r.
30% Apr
2
52 % Mar 16
9
81*
13
Mar 22
10% Mar
9"
July
38
Feb
78
35% Nov 29
21
'
20% July 26
30% Aug 12
66% Feb 13
6
39
25
13.8 Jan
TimiS'
p?2 1?
J.
22% Feb
19
Nov
21%
27
Jan
30% July 31
6% Dec 26
940
Nov
7
401/
26 % Jan
34% Nov 28
66
31
"ion
w
'
W
31% Feb
"
3
17% Nov 27
22 % Feb
?
i/
Co
40%
75%
'
27% Mar 12
39 % Apr
2
a'
oc
Products
v
^
OM
''
2"
18 /a May 27
Jm"i« '•••55i/-TIryi?
T?
Coil
41%
74
the Week
Friday
Sept. 13
Sept. 10
41%
No par
Ex distribution
Standard Oil of California
Standard Oil of Indiana—
run,
MrrOQ
15% Aug
17% Jan
25% Nov 28
SI ^ y 5
kIv
t
12
12% May 29
13% Nov 21
51% Jan
Sept. 9
Standard Gas & Electric Co—
19
53% Feb
roi/
Standard
11
■
43%
4
65
Aug 14
€2% Apr
9
55% May 15
100 % Mar 23
$3.50 preferred
Sales for
Tuesday™ ^WeSay^ ^ThSsday
Sept. 11
Sept. 12
Monday
Par
Standard Brands Inc com—No par
82% Feb 13
„..
43% Nov 29
NEW
EXCHANGE
t
May 14
91% Jan
49% Jan 31
*ORKKSSTOCK
Lowest
iJUST SlnCe Highest
HlV
Highest
2
"114
117
*113%
40%
413A
13%
xl2%
*18%
18 %
xl8%
'
*113
117
40 %
13%
7
*7%
117
*114%
41%
41
41%
41
13
12%
127/0
12%
18%
41%
800
'
114%
421/4
100
13,200
13
12,000
17%
17%
22%
53%
22%
54
*54%
55%
*55
56
*24%
11%
25 %
*24'A
25%
*24%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
251/4
12%
*43%
44%
*43%
44%
44
44
*43%
44%
10
*13%
14%
*14
14%
14%
14%
200
23 %
23%
23
23'A
*54%
56%
*54
56%
24%
24%
*24%
25
11%
11%
11%
*43%
44%
'*13%
14%
-
17
17%
22%
23
17%
17%
1,300
23
231/4
2,800
140
100
3,700
*
10% Dec
19
26
47% Mar 26
31% Aug 27
14% July 16
893/4 May 8
95% Apr 18
42% May 27
28% Feb
22
26
48% Jan
23
80
Nov
1
86
Dec
19
104
Feb
13
33
Jan
23
23'A Nov 27
13
5
34% Oct
51% Nov
Jan
20
"
7
45% Apr
1
16% Nov 29
Mar 29
15
43% Nov 27
30
287/a Mar 21
30% Oct
31
Aug
6
Aug 14
40% Aug 26
__
13% Dec
80
15
13
40% Feb
$1.20 preferred
27
53% Jun
.
Aug 28
Feb
Thompson (J R)—.
15
Thompson Products Ino common—5
4 % preferred
100.
Tidewater Oil common
10
13
5
56% July 22
33% Aug 20
11% Aug 26
41% Apr 24
20'A Jan
4
50
July 9
24 % Feb
12
247/a Feb
9
52
Nov
29
25
Jan
10
337/8 Nov
21% Aug 26
317/a Jan
17
64
Dec 26
36% Mar 12
46% Sep
3
61
Jan
9
27% Feb
25
37% Jun
20
Aug 26
8
22% Feu,
49% Sep
303/4 Jun
13
29% Apr
Oct
1
30
27
26% Feb
11
July 27
48% Jun
24
Trane Co (The)
Transamerica Corp
Trans World Airlines Inc
Transue & Williams Steel
No par
Tri-Continental Corp common
1
$2.70 preferred
50
2
52% Apr
21% Jan
28% July 23
'
59
19
46
12
15% Apr 27
18
Jun
11
46
Apr
25
52
Jun
7
8
Dec
6
25% Oct
25
13% Feb
9
20% Nov
15
44
Mar 27
5% Nov 15
8
Apr 23
14% Jan 18
35% Jun
15
14
July 16
■
34% July 16
Jan 29
57
6
14
17
' Jan
23
50
Jan
2
10
10% Jan
10
18% Aug 26
30% Jan
18
47
Apr
6% Sep
5
2
2
5
,
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
1
Preferred series A (conv)—-—50
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
5% conv pfd series of 1957
50
20th Century Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
•
5% conv prior preferred
50
Twin Coach Co
1
TXL Oil Corp (The)
1
63 Vb
*80%
33
32 3A
327/a
32 %
32%
22%
42%
No par
(The)
65
83
32%
25
Timken Roller Bearing
Toledo Edison Co
137/BMar20
64 %
62%
*80%
22%
*22%
22%
22%
22%
44%
42%
42%
43%
43
62%
64
63%
*81%
83
83
*81%
32
X22%
14%
14%
64%
63%
64%
83
81%
81%
20
32%
32%
32%
10,600
22%
223/a
22%
4,000
44%
8,700
5,000
13%
13%
133/a
13
13%
13
13%
13%
13%
4,300
47%.
47%
47%
46%
47
47% ■
48%
48
48
1,200
3534
..
44%,
13%
*46%
36
35%
$5%
35%
357/a
35%
36
353/8
36
13,400
12%
12%
12%
12%
.12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
5,400
35
35
351/4
30%
16,300
43%
;
441/s
35
35
35
29%
30 %
29%
30%
29%
297%
X30
30%
30%
*51%
51%
*51%
51%
51
51 Va
X5034
51%
*50%
35%
35y4
22%
23
*46%
49
35
93
23
*22
23
22%
49
*46%
*46%
28%
49
*46 »/4
35
22%
22i/4
49
*461%
1,500
600
51
1,900
22%
49
'
29%
297/a
28%
29
293/4
29%
30%
303/4
307/8
*46%
477/8
47%
47%
47%
48%
48%
49%
49%
49%
1,800
26%
X25%
26
25
253/8
25
253/4
25
25%,
9,600
147/a
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
1,400
26
14%
*44
46
*42
*43
47
48
7%
7%
6%
7%
6%
18%
19%
18%
18%
18%
14
23%
14%
14%
14%
14
14
24%
23%
233/4
23%
*44
23%
7
7
18%
18%
48
►
*45
7%.
6%
19%
19%
2,500
47%
5,000
7
18,000
193A
u
31% Feb
10
108% Jan
26
Nov
29
253/4 Dec
* 5
21
16 3/4 Mar 19
47% May
8
133% July 17
13% Feb
12
22% Aug 26
5'/a Jan
3
16% Apr
Udylite Corp (The)
Underwood Corp —
29
333/4 Jun 26
83A Apr
Union
Asbestos & Rubber Co
Union
Bag-Camp Paper
Carbid© Corp
Aug 13
Chem & Materials Corp—10
29% Mar 19
100% Jan 21
Union
Elec Co common-.
37% July 22
124 % July 10
283% Apr
2
20% Feb
12
Jan
17
26'A Jan
9
92% Dec 27
81% Oct 13
112
Jan
9
93
Jan
11
88
Sep
803A Jan
13
11
Nov 29
91
Feb
15
68
Aug 20
83% Nov 30
104
Jan
5
79
July 22
65 5% Apr
2
51% Feb
39% May
9
78
•
28
.
Preferred $4.50 series
24
Preferred $3.70 series
79% Jan
2
Preferred $3.50 series
Jan
22
64% Jun
5
Jan
82
"•
52
Jan
10
Oct
1
8% Dec
11
Oct
1
28
29
26 % Apr
8
10% May 10
77/a Jun
26
Apr 30
27% Feb
6
36
26% Sep
613/4 May 25
12
96% Dec
17
12
59% Aug 19
2
43 % Jan
4
357/a Jan
23
443A Dec
17
23% Aug 26
26
Nov
20
32% Apr
20
26
93
Dec
7
Feb
24
86
20% Dec
14
28% Apr
9
Aug
20% Sep
6% Jun
20
7
Jan
Jan
3
Jun
19% Jan
28
56
10
Sep
39% Mar
6% Jan
7% May 20
41% Aug 12
47% Jan
9
Engineering & Foundry
5
United Fruit Co
No par
United
Gas
Industrial
United
31% Sep
11
383/a May
8
34% Sep
10
38 Va Feb
19
6
5 Va Apr
6% Jan
11
United
29
13% Feb
2
11
33A Mar 26
1% May
8
9
United Merch
17/a Jan
2
United
76 3,4
80
28% Jan 23
39% May
9
28% Oct 24
20% Aug
9
52 y4 Nov
29
77
Aug
2
Dec
3
181
Feb
1
15% Dec
27
22 Va
July 19
% July 20
Aug 12
323/a Aug 27
237/8 Jan
2
51% Apr
16
Aug
8
147
7% Aug 20
July 11
U
343/4 July 16
U
4
24
U
Jan
17% Jan
7
65% Jun
162
36
Jan
7
Dec
4
15
Nov
14
19 % Mar 22
13% Aug 26
17% Apr 22
Nov
15
49% Mar 16
43% Jan
45
see
Daee
28
Aug 22
7
Jun
12
& Mfrs Inc
preferred
Borax
S
4%%
5
35
26
U
86% May 20
39% Jun
42
44
6%
S
&
Corp
1
Park City Mines Co (The)—1
United Shoe Mach
31 % Aug 30
11
Corp
15% Jan
383/4 Aug 30
49% Sep
footnotes
Corp
9
37% Aug 27
30% Sep
3
"or
(Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com__1
United Electric Coal Cos
5
United
193/4 Feb
31
155
(Del)—No par
United-Carr Fastener
7 3% Jan
12
1% Dec
8
10
United Gas Improvement Co—13%
35
Aug 14
41% July 30
5% Nov 20
14 % Dec
13
90
*75
*69
80
52%
28
f"
RR
Car Co
Sz
common
—
Chemical Corp
preferred
—
Foreign Securities
25
25
1
100
1
No par
4
—100
U S Hoffman Mach common—82%c
5% class A preference
50
U S Industries Inc common
1
4%% preferred series A
50
S
Freight
S
Gypsum
7%
Co
Co common
preferred
7
6%
7
*14 Vo
14V4
14
14
23%
7
23%
23%
23%
7
31%
32%
31%
313/4
31%
108%
109%
107%
108%
108%
22%
23'/a
22%
23%
26%
23
7%
32V4
111
23%
7
313A
110%
23
26%
90
85
71%
26%
26%
263/4
26%
26%
26%
*89%
90
89%
89%
88%
89 %
88
*75
85
*75
85
*75
85
*75
*69%
71%
*69%
71%
*69%
71
69
80
26%
27
,8
Pacific
non-cum
11
137/8 Feb
23
71% Jun
463/4 May
7
31%
32%
108% 109 %
22%
23%
No par
Union Twist Drill Co
5
United Aircraft Corp common
5
4%
convertible preferred
100
4% (ser of 1956) conv pfd
100
United Air Lines Inc
10
United Artists Corp
1
United Biscuit of America—No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
United Board & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co
No par
4%
11
25% Aug
20
35% Jan
273/4 May 16
7
Co common—10
preferred
10
Union
Union Tank
9 3/4 Jan
18
16 % Aug
28 % May 11
15
25
167/a Jan
36% Dec
8
5
Apr
No par
California—
of
35% Jan
23
17
Mar
29% Mar 14
No par
No par
No par
7
14
Jan
55
11
25% July 22
100
10
12
Dec
12
5
4% Aug 27
6
133/4 Jun
43% Dec
12
28
Aug 22
21
5
333/4 May 16
90% Jan
2
14
88
Mar 21
8
Oil
No par
series
$4
Preferred
Union
4
29
Jan
105
71% Mar 26
Apr
Jan
18
18
62
9% Mar
31
115
Dec
121% Dec
48% Jan 20
313A Jan
152
166
41% Dec 27
1
7
23
10
107
89
Aug 30
113 % Jan
103% Oct
Corp—6%
Union
16
12
"
30
5
Union
Apr
100% Feb
30
1
No par
11
*78
80
*78
80
*78%
80
533,a
27%
8%
28 /a
30
04 Va
65 A
"Til
JJ5
*90
93
24
24 %
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24
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13
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18
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29
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40
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4%
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^ $2.28 conv preferred
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18
4
9
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32
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36% Aug 26
12
17%
78%
4%%
12
10
142%
MT/s
6%
.
Universal Pictures Co Inc com—_1
3
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82
11
141%
17%
33
12%
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Tobacco
preferred
4
130
123
8%
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73
.
Universal Leaf
.
29 Va Apr
May 14
.
23% Sep
14
\1.
Feb
12
23% Feb
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6
12% Nov 28
4
Jan
21
Aug 26
17% Sep
40% Dec 20
129
26
142%
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preferred—-No par
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United Whelan Corp com_
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Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp new_l
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.
64%
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7
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19
57
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21%
.
55% May
9
38 Va Feb
12 Va
26
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5
4
31% Jan
2
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-
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20
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6
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167
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137
10
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87
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12
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27
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3
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3
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23
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Jan 22
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10% Jan
27 ;
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17
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.
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40 y2
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50
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94
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141 Va
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-
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31
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25
18
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preferred
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77
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77
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66
30 Va
30 %
30
77
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l
Mar
Feb 10
:
14 %
12% Jun 21
136 % Jun 20
16
2
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;
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8
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11
64% Jan
8
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5
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8%
the Week
26%
26%
261/4
26
81/4
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22 %
10
1.
100
100
preferred series B
Rubber Co
U 8
24
Jan
196
57% Mar 25
Jan 20
>
3%%
Aug 26
49% Jan
4
27
135
1
19% Jan
33% Deo / 7
\
94
Feb
169
38 >
Nov
May 13
39% Feb
8%
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Playing Card Co
26%
3%
26%
10
Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
4
Mar
26%
25%
Sales foe
Friday
Sept. IS
Sept. 12
Sept. 11
Sept. 10
Sept. 9.
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U S
88
9
73% Dec 31
Dec 28
U S
2
69
.
preferred
U S Pipe & Foundry Co.
13
July 18
•
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Lines Co common
4 V»%
67% July 24
36 Vb Jun
87
71% Sep
4
Dec
17
2
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17
Jan
58
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56
143
63
Aug 12
170
26
142 % Dec
17 % Dec
10
74
90% Mar
26
42% Nov 29
Dec
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Sep
51% July 18
8114 Dec 31
92
8
22
6
23% Jan
U S
24
87/a Jan
1
Par
EXCHANGE
37% Jan
9% July 13
3«>% Aug
32 Va Nov .29
,
25% Aug 28
86% Deo 14
8 Va Jun
Jan. 1
Highest
Range Since
Year 15)56
Lowest
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
PRICES
Thursday
high sale
LOW and
STOCKS
Prerioua
Monday, September 16,
...
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Ranee for
Chronicle
w
.
13 Va Dec
•a
19
14% Jan
.
26
33
Jan.
6
Nov
29
75
Mar 20
64
95%
Feb
106
Dec 17
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9
,
6
Waldorf
AUg
8
13
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram) G & W_'
16 Vb
.
11
49 % Aug
9
42Vb Feb
12
-
9
I
40% Jan
9
35 Vn Aug 27
37% Aug
3
27
19 Vo Feb
8
27% Dec 14
1
4 Va
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1
r44% Nov
26
52%'Feb
20% Feb
16
44-
3
25% Jan
10
Nov
26
29
Dec
12
105
88
Dec
20
105,
30
63
Mar 27
104
108
13
92
2
83
Mar
Apr
Jan
,
2
■
21
24
Western
15% Dec
13
16% Dec
5
Dec
28
105% Feb
23
88
Aug 12
98
Feb
13
67
May 10
49
Feb
11
68 Vz Feb
17
82 % July 20
71'
Feb
15
87% July 11.
88% July 11
Mar
3
9
54
5
17% Aug 27
20% Jan
65% Mar 20
25% Aug 26
52% Feb 12
82 y2 Dec
99% Jan
79% Aug 19
36% July 17
27
128 '/2 Jun
4
Feb
17
128
July 22
69% Dec
31
50
Jan
24
8
46
Jan
Sep 28
20
21% Jun
■
62
28% Feb 23
80 Va Feb 15
36 y« Feb
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1
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Apr
Aug 15
18
26% Sep
4
44 % Feb
12
102
10
9
Aug 20
58
50% July 24
27'A Dec 20
21
31 Vz Jan
9
Aug 30
Jun
2
Jan
23
13% Apr
26% Feb
16
29% Mar 14
30 Va Jan
30
61
May" 10
44
Aug 27
12% Jan
2.50
Telegraph
Union
23
16% Apr 30
13
May 17 •'
Dec
17
82 Va
14% Jan
4
4% Dec
26
Dec
•30% Sep
4 %
9
4
37% Feb
18
127
20
145
Sep
29 Va
Mar 22
116
-
5% Jan
Sep
Aug
10
9
-
34
,
'
21% May 15
24% July 10
20
Sep
■' 3
29 Vz Oct
36% Feb
26% Api
10
1
27
43% Dec
19
50% Mar 19
41 y8 Jan
23
60% Nov 15
88% Nov
29
99% Jan
82% July
24
9
1
10% Jan
31
4
>
>
26% May 24
34% Aug
7
24
36% Dec
12
Jan
83% Feb
20
101
Jan
19
8
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16
July 30
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dend.
131% Defi
29% Nov 28
141% Jan
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10
3
Aug ?6
52 V4 Feb
98% Mar
83% Nov 30
7% Dec
40
.
Inc
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
Windsor
21
26% Aug
8
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones. Co
9
5
May 13
35
July
6%
45% Jar
10
3
79 Vz Aug 27
88% Jan
Feb
26
8% Apr
11
27 Vb Feb
12
84% July 9
3o ;
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30
May 27
7
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26
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95
1
43
28
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2244
22 Vz
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2534
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25%
5,500
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86
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81
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66
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40
83
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38
38%
37%
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94
22%
2244
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22%
2,700
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16
15%
161/B
2,600
61
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77
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59%
18
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18
17%
18
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25 %
25%
25 Va
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30 Va
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5,100
17,800
8,600
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18
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20 Va
26 vb
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04
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81
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52 va
51 Va
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33
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70
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10
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28
28
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54%
56
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95
7
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500
33%
33%
100
47
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15
14%
15
4,700
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68
68
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15
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400
600
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300
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20
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6,000
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118
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81
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30
7
1
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29%
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95
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20%
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27
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96
7,100
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25
30
27
47
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4%
118
10
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27
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90
63 %
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40
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22
22%
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22
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6%
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77
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30
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6944
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22
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96 Va
vb
90
22
33
10
Corp common
10
preferred 4%% series
100
Wrigley (Win) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
550
82
68%
*76
77
60
61 Vz
90
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,
68%
14%
100
-
'
45
Elec Power Co com——10
v* *
96
37%"
96
840
2.200
80
95%
1.0CC
66
95
95 %
500
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38
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600
5.700
43
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2.2CC
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86
%
>
24
1,600
9%
05%
-
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*32
Prior
3
35%
32v
46
Worthington
92% Mar 15
6144
35%
32%
32%
5
preferred
Woodward Iron Co
Woolworth (F W) Co
68% July 15
607 a
35V4
32
*35%
32 Va
27
No par
No par
10
10c
1
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
8
12
Industries
-Wisconsin
131
Mar 19
22% Feb
6
5944
354a
25%
45%
preferred
Sewing Machine
Wilson & Co Inc common
8
59%
59%
32%
27
Wilcox Oil Co
Jan 31
58
57%
*35 Va
-
*95
18
75
21
20
1
(The S S)
common
13
19% Jan
Aug 27
18% Feb
Co
Feb
16% July
11
14% Aug 30
5
25% Jan
26
Oct
10% Jan
31
20
68
Apr 30
19% Dec
Corp common
—100
White
common—1
Prior preference
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
47
-
-
94 a
20%
23%
'61t a
preferred
.
91,4
2044
60%
24
95 Va
30
■
9'/t
2044
25
128%
62 Va Jun
6
8814
9%
2044
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Motor
14
*87%
9Vb
20 %
96 Va
Dental Mfg
10
8944
9%
/)uto Supply Co com
5
preferred
100
Maryland Ry com—No par
White
13% Jan
*87%
*87%
08
21 Va
9Vi
-
White
29% Jan
89%
90C
21
15%
28% Mar 14
6
32% Sep
69
22 V2 Sep
3,000
24%
100
100
5%%
13%
22%
53% May 24
7
13%
15%
10
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4%% convertible preferred
80
100% JaD
94'/a Aug 16
6% Sep
5
8
13%
22 Va
Wheeling Steel
8
13 Va
15%
2
68 Vz Jan
134 a
.
•22%
9
26% Mar 22
13%
15%
3.80%
$5
13%
22 Va
96% Jan
>
,5.50c
15%
69% Jan
Aug 20
4
103
15%
23%
(
94
75
.15%
15%
4
•129% Feb
75
15% '
24%
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
Mar 25
29%
74
154a
-22%
preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
92
89 Va Sep
130
5
68% July
-
,
291%
74
15 4 4
1
noncum
Western
4
2944
75
15%
32%
2 %
2nd preferred——100
Western Pacific RR—
No par
4%
33% May 14
v
50% Nov 29
26% Nov 29
Western
53% July 25
May
22% Mar
86
58% Nov 29
t
4.80%
2
Apr
29%
75
15%"
28%,
4
Western Air Lines Inc
25% July 31
16% July 3Q
29 >8 * 29%
75 V4
'
5
Power 4%% pfd_:—100
preferred series B
100
4.10% preferred series.C
160
West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
4% %
preferred
100
104% Mar 20
,
27
1,100
29%:
15%'
28=4
Penn
11
200
29
4.20%
18
2,700
13%
29
Penn Electric Co—
Feb
45V4
*13%
24%
West
47% Jan
44:i4
13%
!
West
28
44%
13%
1
5
Jan
a
35%
■
& Snowdrift
Coal Co
'
59%
35%
5
1
1
Kentucky
400
66
43 V;
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9%
32%
.
5
—...
;
75 Vz
21%
59%
No par
No par
Mar 20
23*
47
117% Nov 21
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Pharmaceutical—1
Wayne Knitting Mills-—1—
Wayne Pump,Corr,-^-
Wesson? Oil
93
1
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Waukesha Motor Co—
Welbilt Corp
29
28 Va Jun
93
14% Jun
88 V
9
21%
West
18
Feb
88%
1
Corp—
4
95
94% Aug 27
12
17
48% Jan
,
37% Sep 11
18
X13V4
39% Jan
i
105
Jun
1
13%
73% July 23
:
July 24
80
Jan<;27
15%"
13%
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65
*03
43 Va
134a
42%
x!3%
"
com—2.50
4.87o preferred -——
—50
West Indies Sugar Corp.-1
19
Jun
15%
Bros Pictures Inci—
Warner
3% May 15
Aug 26a
Va Sep 11
25
25% Dec 31
18% Jun 20
,
21
112y8 Jan
92
42% Jan
5
Mar 20
'*29 Va
76
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
,j34V2Jan
Aug 14
41% Jan
21
29%
75%
preferred
Industries
Warner-Lambert
;.L. 32%: Mar 27
25% July 30,
42
23 Va
Baking Co common——
5 Vz %
Ward
34% May 24...
26 Vz May
3
5
2% Feb 28
44% Dec
25% Jan
97
Dec
13
2
3
36% Jan
V;
22% July
10
43 Vz May
2
68 Vz July 16
26
6
Apr
30% Oct
Feb
28
8
9
Mar
Jan
22
-No par
10
No par
13%
Co
38% Mar 28
11
23% Sep
38% Mar 23
24
28% Jan
27
20 Va Sep
•
18% Jan
35y4 Dec 20
9
25 y2 Feb
July 12
16% Jan
-
40% Feb
37% Oct
■32% Sep
Ward
95 Va Jan
9
System
Walworth
18% May 29
■
2
Sep
64
43
>13%
100
Aug
Aug 20
87
64
43
13%
2.50
14
31
,..86% Jun
12% Apr 26
28
Apr 30
29% Deo 26
20
15% Nov 23
Apr
64
43%
^—15
05
*03
;■".,,
64
42 %
*13%
100
preferred
Wabash RR 4%%
24
Wagner Electric Corp
b
11
12
•
Jan
56Va May 15.
Feb
u
15
7
17% Mar 12-
12
-13% Dec
.
20% Sep
12% Jan 30
9
"29
.
77
•
16
70 y2 Feb
9
29% Sep
v
6J % Aug
42% Sep
3
83% Jan
28
74% Nov
•
28 %
28i;
40'%
40%
28
40%
40%
2,200
28%
'
12,000
'
.
*86
55%
*36
.3,600
56
87%
80%
81 Va
6%
6%
'1
:
1,200
'
500
4..-
29
93
23 Va
Aug 28
lo
Aug 27
Sep
91% Feb
12
124Vz July
8
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Young (L A) Spring &
10
Wire
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
Zenith Radio Corp
-Nopar
29%
29%
29%
93%
29%
29%
94%
93
23%
24
23%
109% 116
29%
113
29%
-
29V4
29 «4
9414
93
;
95".
23%
24
117
/
112%
24
Va
118.%
'117
30
30%
"•-
24%
121%.
•30V4
-94%
*
24%-
120
30 Va
3,700
-30 Vz
-95, ;/
-9,000
2444
121
1,9001
3,300
21,600'
1957
Voluni<ej l^i' Number 5673
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.
and Financial Chronicle
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Record
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««
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
In
the
column
headed
'
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Figures after
Year 1956
Lowest
£8
•
Dec
Lowest
Dec
98
Highest
EXCHANGE
17
Treasury 3%s
June
91.12 Dec
90.13 Dec
12
91.3
96.-12 Dec
12
Nov. 13
91.20 Mar 28
13
89.21Dec~l2
95.14
Mar
8
90.22 Nov
95.11 Mar
9
96.30 Nov
13
"
91.20 Mar 28
12
90.26 Nov
13
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
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Treasury
12
90.12 Deo
12
In
or
each
the month when the
case
32nds
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of
bonds mature.
point.
a
96.30 Nov
~8
8746 July
88.10
13
*
97.8
87.16
May~31~' 1
Mar 28
PeiTn
97.8
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,
1978-1983
*94.4
Mar 28
HIGH
SALE
Tuesday
Sept. 11
Low
94.6
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 10
Low
High
*94.4
94.6
Thursday
Sept. l'i
High
Low
8a!e» for
Friday;
Sept. 13
High
Low
the Week
Bonds (?)
High
*94.4
94.6
*93.28
94.4
*93.4
*88.16
93.12
88.24
,*88.16
88.24
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89
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95.26
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15
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,
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93.7
15 1961
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94.14
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94.12
1962-1967
*90.14
90.18
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90.18
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2 Vis
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Nov
June 15
2 Vis
2 Vis
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93
1963-1968
Dec 15
*88.22
88.26
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June. 15
1964-1969
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Dec 15
1904-1969
*88.2
98.7
;
?
90.6
93
*92.26
92.30
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92.24
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92.24
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88.28
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88,20
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88.6
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87.30
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87.14
88.8
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.
88.6
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88.2
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99.12
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*
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■
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2%s_.,r._Mar 15 1965-1970 '
2%s
Mar 15 1966-1971
Treasury 2Vis~U:.June la 1967-1972
Treasury 2 Vis—43epfc 15 1967-1972
Treasury 2%s.„.—Doc 15.1967-1972';
Treasury 2%s„.„.Mar 15 1958-1959
Treasury 2%s__.__^__.Juiie 15 1958
Treasury 2 %s
/Sept 15 1958-1959'
5uiy~8
92.24
Monday
Sept. 9
Low
High
Feb 15 1995
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 Vis
90.Y1 Dec
one
Sept 15 1961
June 15 1958-1963
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
12
Indicate
represent
•
15
Treasury 3s
91.12 Dec
Period"
point
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
Ranee Since .Tan. 1
Highest
17
"Interest
decimal
Exchange
YEARLY
-
LOW AND
Range for Previous
'
WEEKLY
-
"*87.30
*88.4
88.4
*87.20
87.24
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87.10
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88.2
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92.24
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15 1960
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95.2
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95
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95
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95
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94.30
Reconstruction & Development
25-year 3s
July 15 1972
25-year 3s
Mar
i 1976
*86.16
87.16
_Nov
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89
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24
101.16 Jan '
-
90
92 '
~
5
Feb
4
90.30 Mar
5
,
Feb
14
Feb
90
4
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<;?. 30-year 3"%s
23-year 3-VaS
; "19-year 3%s__.
—Oct,
24
96.16 Apr
100 • Jmx
2518
96.16 Apr
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25
4
—Jan
Aug"l5
96.24
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No sales
transacted this day.
21-year 4%s
York
—May
_
Panama
Canal
3%
Interest
Exchange
Period
>
3s
1961
1 1978
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97
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95
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95
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93
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93
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91.16
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ENDED
SEPTEMBER
Sold
High
Jan.
No.
89
3%s
fd
7s
3rd
ser,
(Commonwealth of)
20-year 3%s 1967-1
20-year 3%s 1966
15-year 3%s 1962
15-year 3%s 1969
15-year 4Vis 1971
15-year 5s 1972—,
June-Dec
__Feb-Aug
s
reduced
f
vAExternal
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Stamped
Stamped
1926
to
1927
No.
No.
3%s
series
No.
3%s
series
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90
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46
series
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1st mortgage 3s 1980
--
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1976
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1999
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1999
49
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1995
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—
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Gen
4%s
pursuant
4s
Bristol-Myers
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-
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—
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or)—
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40%
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Bao Paulo
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4%s
2001—
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sinking fund 1957
Map-Nov
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OS
65
A
reduced to 2.25%)
2004
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IA Rome
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deb
Buffalo Niagara Elec first
June-Dec
(interest
•
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62
(interest
to
83
76%
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1946
Aprll-Oct
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April-Oct
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June-Dec
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reduced to 2%)
2012
June-Dec
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47
57%
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—
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15
83
1995———.Quar-Jait
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Feb-Aup
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(interest
2012
(State of)
Atchison
3%s
1953
to Plan A
2%)
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inc sub
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i
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secured
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reduced to
47
—
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Janeiro
lAExternal
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1952
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1950
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Mar-Sept
4V2S debentures I976—_——Feb-Awp
Co
&
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to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.375%) 2001
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-April-Oct
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93
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——
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^une-Dec
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General
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reduced to 2,125%) 2008
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(Republic
97 Va
7
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150
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6s 1952
;
Feb-Aug
6s due
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4s
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Oriental Development Co Ltd—
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14
3V4S debentures 1977
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66
92%
100
3%s
Minas Geraes (State)—
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,
96 Va
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conv
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69
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debentures 1990
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—
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3s debentures 1969
r—^—-^April-Oct
37/«s
101
90
99%
-
60
Feb-Aug
—
94
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92%
———,,—
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18
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94
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90
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95
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1980—
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INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
AND
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of Canada Ltd 3%s^ 1970—-Map-Nov
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.
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85
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f
s
186
100 Va
77
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1943
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49
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24
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14
49
April-Oct
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1975
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103
115
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1951
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, r
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1961
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—
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18
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part paid 1964
part paid 1968—
:
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5%s due 1971
>
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„__v——-June-Dec
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,
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14
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132
.
Jan. 1
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87
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.
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65
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1965
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56
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.
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—.—June-Dec
—
f
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.
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163
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dollar
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—
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75%
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Rrice
(State
Paulo
Sao
74
.,17%
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of) continuedMar-Sept
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reduced to 2.25% ) 2004 --—-—-Jan-Ju p
A 6s
external dollar loan 1968—-------Jan-July
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2 %) -2012——
April-Oct
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—
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4s
Low
No.
Last
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.<•
Stock Exchange
York
New
Week's Range
Frida y
BONDS
72 %
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of 1924
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-
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s
f dollar
s
SEPTEMBER 13
ENDED
Jan. 1
_
3y2s extl
3s extl
FOR WEEK
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Bonds
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
SI Salvador
RANGE
Week's Range
(J I)
&
Adirondack Ry
3%s debs 1978
Celauese Corp 3s debentures
3%s debentures 1976
-
4s
1965^_
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1965
June-Dec
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5
—
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80
65
79
86 Va
75
82%
58%
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81%
—
60
1
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Volume
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*
Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday-
BONDS
York
New
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Interest
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—
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•
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92
178
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contingent Interest
Mohawk Power Gorp—
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2%s 1980
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Norfolk Ac Western Ry first gold 4s
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12
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May-Nov
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;
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97
2
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June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2His 1974
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1961
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106 Vi
81
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registered 1997
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Feb-Aug
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98
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1982
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113
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I
92
—
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April-Oct
1974——
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Jan-July
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New
'
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debentures
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73
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1977
1977
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30 Vi
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78
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84
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Jan -July
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127
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Monday, September 16,
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
BONDS
New
subord
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debentures
debs
1964
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.
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v
debentures
I
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99
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73
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debs 1986
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114
4
140
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83%
—
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62%
140
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1958
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4s registered 2361
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93
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assented
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99
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99'A
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debentures
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28
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96
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2%s
3%s 1971
102%
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84
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86
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102 '/a
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4%s
1977
Corp 2%s 1970
First lien and ref mtge
!
86
84
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3s debentures 1974
85 Ya
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1966- .April-Oct
s
4'As
103
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a
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of
Vanadium Corp of America—
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86
60
—
93%
92
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conv
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1968
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173'A
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Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
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90%
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Texas
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1983_. April-Oct
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—
1972
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917/a
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84
97
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80'A
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101
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1982——Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs 1973
..Mar-Sept
Suaray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures 1966— Jan-July
—Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981—.
Surface Transit Inc
1st mtge 6s 1971-.—May -Nov
83
100
_
Electric. &
Standard
16
__
97(4
or
Sale Price
debentures 2%s 1971 .-May-Hoy
1974
—Jan-July
(N J)
debentures
2%s
9114
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st mtge 3%s series A 1984
-Mar-Sept
Pittsburgh Youngs town & Ashtabula Ry—
--vFirst. general 5s series B 1962
._Feb-Aug
c
First general 5s series C 1974
" J une-De c
First general 4%s series D 1977
.June-Dec
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
.Mar-Sept
„.3%3;8 f debentures 1986
.April-Oct
Procter. & Gamble 3%s debs 1981
.Mar-Sept
Week's Rang*
Last
Period
98
101
*9614
•••..
Public Service
Standard OH
92
82
94'A
-Jan-July
April-Oct
1967
102%
*73'au —"
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mfcge 3'As 1964
-May -Nov
Consolidation Coal 3'/as 1965"
Pittsburgh
680
86
97
April-Oct
-
Interest
Exchange
Slock
Low
95
.
York
High
91%
I
13
BONDS
97
*98 %
General mortgage 5s series B 1975—III
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975_II"
"
Low
99'A
101
19C4 -May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
SEPTEMBER
New
J-
*97
J
ser
No.
104% 105A
II
ENDED
Jan. 1
*99
1960^ -Feb-Aug
H
ser
92%
*81
WEEK
Range Since
Sold
High
92%
105'A
FOR
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
-Feb- Aug
I" -Feb-Aug
1987
Pillsbury
.,
Week's Range
or Friday's
LaSt
.
Period
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s
4V*s
Interest
York Stock Exchange
RANGE
Friday
'
Southern Pacific Co—
.First 4'As
Whirlpool Corp
3'As
1980_—,
Feb-Auff
mortgage, 3s 1958—
f debs
April-Oct
Jan-July
s.
Mar-Sept
90%
90'/a
91%
49
89'A
101 %
Wilson &
.May-Nov
9014
90'a
92
57
90(4
101 (4
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
4'As 1981—
—
May-Hoy
Sah Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A '75- June-Deo
87%
871a
88%
22
85%
Gold
v
4'As
A 1977
(Oregon Lines)
:
1969„i
j
—
Gold
Southern Pacific RR Co—
'
,
*83
97
Wisconsin
86
82
Jaw-July
*66
.Jan-July
_Ja7t-July
61
71
61
*91
M.
—
102% 102'A
~2
Jan-July
105 % 106
10
93%
101 »/4
103(4
Wisconsin
Joint': 33As
Southwestern BeU
3'As debentures
Tel
debs
-
75'A
1971
Products
StaiKiard Oil (Indiana)
75(4
75
84
82
87%
82%
May-Nov
.
5s
-
1967-
conv
*80
April
92
June-Dec
79%
.
66'A
84
107%
3'As conv 1982— April-Oct
86 (A
79%
80
3
104(2 198
501
WEEKLY
'
73 Ya
63
74.
»
Jan-July
4
•
J»
86(4
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H
.
85%
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*
94
■
86
i
.
Deferred
delivery
sale
2%s
not
1976_Jan-July
included
the
In
year's
90
.
d Ex-interest,
range,
e
_.'J
Odd-lot
!
not
sale
the year's
In
included In the
,
.
,.
•
In the
following extensive list
furnish
AND
YEARLY
i
RECORD
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week'beginning Monday,1
Sept. 9 and ending Friday, Sept. 13. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security'Whether4
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
:
s■
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iv «». .••.»/.
.
-
'
STOCKS
Friday
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp„ class A
Acme
we
a
Wire Co
Consol
Industries
footnotes
see
67/a
23(4
Shares
,
High
4(4
500
7'A
25
7%
Air
600
6(4 Aug
11%
Apr
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
150
23% July
5% Mar
30
Feb
Alabama
37.
6'A
1.600
5% July'
2
2'4
1,100
1% Mar
1,400
7(4 Mar
•
5,300
5%
Jan
9(4
Aug
10%
Jan
3'A July
8% Aug
11%
Aug
Sdies
for Week
Shares
Week's
Low
Par
Jan
5%
Range
of Prices
*
Range Since Jan. 1
High
'
5%
7
10 %
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
x3% July
7%
5
13
Friday
5%
10'A
SEPTEMBER
STOCKS
2
10%
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
1
common
page
7%
2 3'A
WEEK
for Week
1
1
Inc„
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
For
4(4
1
Aero
Manufacturing
4
of Prices
10
common
Aeroi}ca Manufacturing Corp—
Ainsworth
Range
FOR
Sales
Week's
Low
1
Precision Products Inc
Acme
Adam
—M
--
.
142 'A
103
RANGE
.
63 Va
<
•
78
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
:
r-w'
'■
range,
n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's rangei
rCash sale
year's range, y Ex-coupon.
i'
/•
8Negotiability impaired by maturity. <
.
*
«•-. •
ri •
•
• '•
•• i
wm
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
\
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
■
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*
•:
••' i«
'
not
April-Oct
1985
1979
Service 3'As
'•
5
67%
'
,
1983—
ASpokane Internal first gold 4'As 2013—
Standard. Coil
a
.
May-Woo
2%s
99%
100 '/a
11G
Ya 107
included
1977—
~
64
64
Jan-July
May
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
2004
Yonkers Electric Light & Power
New- Orleans & Northeastern RR—
•
Public
98'/a
98 'A
2
101
Co—
First mortgage 2%s
109
101
*98%
_Jan-July
71
91
•
RR
1st mtge 4s series A
77
.
61
1
-Apr-Oct
.——
66
.
91 Va
87'/a
;
98%
98%
*
r
Central
Gen mtge 4'As inc ser A Jan I. 2029
Wisconsin, Electric Power 2%s 1976
.
First-Mortgage 2%s series E 1986
First mortgage 2aAs series F 1996
First mortgage 2'As series G 1961
1st. mtge 5 'As series II 1983:
Southern Ry first coiisol gold 5s 1994_
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996-j—:
first
Co.
Way
Industries
Gas
Ins
Alabama
Great
Southern
Alabama
Power
4.20%
Alan
Wood
5%
Alaska
v
Steel
cumulative
Airlines
preferred—
ft
18
2.100
27%
800
145*
50
10
1,600
ft
145
50
1% Aug
% Aug
2 7'A
145
Aug
Sep
5'A
1
Jan
Jan
347A Jan
160
Jan
25%
.
83
25%
25
83
Jun
92%
500
25
Aug
31 Ya
81%
85
25%
Jun
89
Jan
3% May
5
July
100
1
Low
,
27A
27%
„
preferred—100
Co
Inc
3
50c
2
Corp
High
2%
.
4Y
'4-
4»4
1,900
APT
Jan
1
1
*
Financial Chronicle .- .• . Monday, September 16, 1957
Commercial and
The
M
(U78)
STOCK EXCHANGE
AMERICAN
Friday
IjSSS'
STOCKS
Range
Imrleu Stook bOuf*
200
37%
8
Industries
Inc
5%
conv
American
Beverage
common
American
Book Go
pfd
811/4
22
Aug
76
Aug
88'%
22
Feb
243/4 May
8
July
8IY2
4,200
200
69
69
16'/2
181/4
.1
Laundry Machine.
American Manufacturing Co com
American Maraeatbo Co
■
28
_1
_
8%
Meter Co.
American
Natural Gas
American
Petroflna Inc class A
800
32 Ya
141/4
30 '/b
30
323/4
2,000
19%
13%
12%
133%
5,300
12%
173/4
37/s
4%
Jan
20% Aug
23'% Mar
500
American
Writing Paper common..,_8
A1II Incorporated
1
Amur ex Oil Company class A
•
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
20e
Products
4.72%
-
•43/4
240
38%
X37'%
24%
241/B
33
8,100
24 Ya.
85
13,300
39
20
Jan
89'%
25
5%
1,200
1,500
Productions
J2:60
Inc
17%
9"
25a
.
f:
*
*
285% Aug
9
8,600
Aug
21
Oil A
Associated
Tel As Tel—
A
2%
-
•
participating
1
•
»
Sep '
Colon
Jan
July
Devices Inc.
110
12 3/4
26%
Jan
Va
12,600
14,000
4
Aug
6
5
53%
10,700
5
Aug
93%
Jan
Jan
12 3%
0
Jan
16
Sep
10%
11'%
11,700
4Ya
2 Ya
Aug
~4%
1,800
"33/4
Jan
193/4
20%
400
36
19%
36%
300
v'
3% July
4% Jan
213% Mar
16% Jan '
36
Sep
Jan
46
Aug
Corby
Bailey A Selburn Oil A Gas—
Baldwin
.10
Corp
1274
Sep
2174
14 Y2
Sep
17
15
1674
Feb
2Ya
Feb
Aug
1,000
.
•
class A.
-
18,200
100,.,.
674
7Y2
874
11/4
174
Wat A Co
Inc
ll'/a
20
5%
•23'A
6 V4 Mar
5,200
21
-
-
4Va
100
% ,i
500
■
71/2
25
1274
Sep
"31%
700
5%
900
8V2
100
14
14
4174
42"
H'%
14
1,000,
11
1
1,600
500
1
73%
1
15Y4
•
5% %
Co
Jan
Brad
Works
Inc
Brazilian Traction Light A Pwr
Breeze
ord
4874
Jan
4174 Aug
LOYa
2Ya
Jan
11%
11%
Sep
1474
77Vij
750
73
100
21% May
>-■
24
,
>4
100'
•:
21%
.2,000
"*2,300
4Yi
4
774
•
9
May
67/a Mar
1,400
1374
.z-
874 May
Amer
1,290
—
474
474
1274
Feb
Aug
16
200
41%
voting
-
5 %
1 Ya
2
2,200
300"
2:%
5%
1
'.
5
•
"-."600
16%
3,"400
13Ya
'*500
227a
Jan
5 Ya
■41,009
15%"
10
74 Jan
47'8
Ltd—
4
%"
H-;::
ll'/a.
7%
"
v.
Jun
4100
2,900-
•
8%
5%
20
5%
7Y4
7%
j-lOYa Jun
Jan-
.,'^6% Feb
Apr
3/4 AUg
Sep
100
16%
100
7 Ya
xl2%
12
10;;a
10%
800
87'% X8774
87 Ya
50
1174
874
2
2
700
8%
81/4
874
Bruce
(E L)
common
Co common
Brack. Mills Ltd
class B
oommon
6'%
7'/a
71%
Jan
6%
serial
4874
Jun
-
/
«
31.
1074
674
5
July
Feb
96
May
Apr
1374 Aug
674
Feb
1,500
143/4
Sep
22Ya
Jan
24'%
Jan
28Y4
Aug
:
16,000
67a
1474
1574
'
!
'%
"lYa
6074
Feb
a J»iy
Jun
Jun
1074
374
1674
1674
33
34
974
/374
Feb
6,600
600
16% Jan
19%
18
40,800
143%
14Y4
15
17'A
17'A
6 %
6
8'%
9
163/a
1,400
9
1,200
6%
Sep
8% Aug
16Y« Sep-
300
16'%
2% July
8 3/4 Mar
2%
2Ya
1,000
63%
674
200
9%
93,4
100
73%
2Ya
73%
100
2% Feb
61/4 July
8'% Jun
1474
14Ya
1,900
7Ya Aug
3% Aug
14% Sep
13
13
13'/a
3,300
12
July
19
July
>
Jun
13 Ya
*
3
150
California
July
7Ya Jan
10% Jan.
8% Jan
22'% May
16% Jan
ft
4,500
%
Jan
A
2%
Sep
434
Jan
5
500
6%
Apr
43% Aug
Harris
Driver
Feb
500
footnotes see
30%
2Ya
13%
8
Campbell Chllbougamau Mines Ltd
For
4%
pag»
37.
1
12
13,300
1,700
4%
32'A
30
4,700
Ya May
Power
DuMont
13
,
4% Feb
%
133%
13Ya
53i%
5
27'A
7IS
3,300
2%
"5
<
25
Feb
38
July
6,000
150
Sep
Apr
Jan
131/4 Aug
....
T
Co.—...
60
61/2
4,700
674 May
174 Jan
■100
200
2774 Aug
Apr
21/4
1,200
4Yb
Feb
253%
Jan
26'%
2714
750
6%
8%
95,600
16% May
—1
2.50
•
!
Co*
•
2% Aug
36Y4 Jan
„
6
30
29
\
133
~7% "774
,
:~i%
.
:<
:
•2,1-00
14,200
174
.3,100
1674
42
391%
12%
12%
1274
10%
107a
11
27%
26%
28Y2
*-
dep
rets
ord
reg
Duro Test Corp
common
/Duval sulphur & Potash Co—;
Dynamics Corp
.
llYo
Sep
•
.215
46
Jan '
.1
—L1
of America
1574 May
.
.'T4%
Jan
!
Apr
21
1074
IO7/3
.6,100
zr 700
15'/a
16%
2,900
36
36
Jan
30% July
20 Y4
,
Feb
.33Y4 AUg
"5%
4%
1074
Apr
.
'>4i.
3474 Mar
-100
4%
3034
lfi^'a
8%
26-
-
774
56%
-
'1774-
-
874
57
3,800-
5;500
r*
100
•
674
Sep
77a
4'%
474
Apr
2974
1,300
434
5,400
47a
Sep
Apr
400
26 y4
27
-
37/a
61
26%
19 Va
Apr
Feb
AUg
200
x474
19 %
14%
1,000
-
4
.3%
474
XOYe
Sep
4
54
'2674
a
Feb
26%" Sep
51,000
372
Sep
100
3674
Jan
15
Sep
Jun
31-74 Mar
,/23Ya Jan
Apr
2 34
29
29
Jhiy
"
Sep
■16*
13
Jan
'9Y2 Jan
1974 July
Feb
15
1,200
5'/a
Sep
874
15 Ya
10s
..*
Apr
July
3% July
Jan
1274 Aug
9ii
6,100
Jan
674
Jan
2iu
"
-r400-
Jan
"574 Mar
4 74'Aug
118
42
Jan
146
Jun
3 74
47'a
4Y2
lYa
4,500
Feb
€%
AUg
6Y4
900
:
3%
3Ya
3%
Jan
•5
'
>30% May
■
,
Laboratories1
Jan
"774
321/2 July
374 Aug
6
Feb
900
Duniop Kubber Co Ltd—
Mar
6
Aug
21/4
Apr
50
1574 Jan
Jun
1274
2A
6
10
—
14% Apr
July
lO'/a
100
■
,
Jun
6§V2 May
..-3OY4 July
6Va
Apr
21? Aug
5% May
8
July
-19% Sep
-397/2 Jan
7%
J»n
3% Jan
52
!■
rets ord reg—1.—6s 8d
(Allen B)
Common
11/4 Matf
5% July
41'% Aug
2
53i%
50
Camden Fire Insurance
8
10
—
Jan
2%
3%
,—50
—.1
Calvan Consol Oil A Gas Co
Apr
Apr
"
'
Exploration Ltd—
American
•
Electric Power
preferred
*
7
9
2,100
133/a
2iV
1
25c
Ltd—
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
*
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd—*
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common:
*
Dorr-Oliver
Iuq
—7.50
$2 preferred
—
32.50
Douglas Oil Company—
—1
Dow Brewery Ltd
,.*
Draper Corp common:!..^
—*.
Drilling & Exploration Co
1
J^n
3Ya M&y
43/4
lOo
1
$8.00 preferred
$2.50
Jan
May
2 % Jan
Sep
1% Aug
20,500
674
1
Ltd—
13
1
1
Dominion Bridge Co
10%
5%
Co
American dep
Dome
Jan
Ya
50c
Calif Eastern Aviation Inc
Jan
33
70
-
13
131/4
10c
—35
50c
1
Diversey (The) Corp
Jan
23
\
Club Inc
(The)
Distillers
6 Ye May
2Y4
10c
Calgary A Edmonton Corp Ltd
Feb
6
23Ya
•—
Duraloy (The) Co
1
Durham Hosiery class B common—.—•
common
Jan
18 Ya
1674 Mar
4,400
.
4—
>-
2.50
...
Gray
Diners'
Jun
Duke
ft
Burroughs (J P) A Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
Cable Electric Products
Jan
'1474
Sep
.
.2.50
4
Iron Foundry
Development Corp of America
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd.^l
3
Apr
55% May
23 Ya
17'/a
14%,
C A C Television Corp
274
Sep
174
1%
>
Sep
1574
14,000
17'%
Apr
Aug
400
374
174
300
"374
Dayton Rubber. Co class A__
;
Dejay Stores common..
Dempster Investment Co
:
Dennison Mfg class A common—"...5
i 8%
debentures
1100
Detroit Gasket .& Manufacturing
;
1
•
5ft July
5ii Aug
16Ya Aug
141/4 Aug
17Y4
9
shares—3s $d
1
12 %o
A
Day Mines Inc
Jan
43
45 %
13% Jan
preferred
dep rets ord
-
'
600
16
9Y2
16
174
w.
l7/a
~174
Mar
574
8174
6,100
>
1074
1074
Apr
6
2,300
9074
8874
674
1
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Davidson Brothers Inc
Mar
32% Feb
43
Mines Ltd—
American
13,600
.
Detroit
Buell Die A Machine Co
Burma
25
38
46%
4%
Buffalo-Eclipse Oorp.
Bunker Hill (The) Company-
1974
Jan
D
874 July
5
1
50o
Buckeye (The) Oorp
Budget Finance Plan common
OOc convertible prefer red
class
Co
Crystal Dairies Inc
Daitch
101/2 July
5Y4 Feb
5,600
Jan
111% July
2Y4 Feb
2774
1
'. Ya July
July
-11% Jun
4Ya Mar
8974
Jun
Sep
174
10,100
6 Ye
38
1
W
1
2.50
*
preferred.
Manufacturing
Jan
15Y4
6'% Jan
400
94
674 Mar
1,100
8
£1
1
1774 July
14
T03/a May
5
July
"Y
16'A Aug
2Sc
Drug Co common.—
May
11,7a Mar
-
Jan
-9%
18
V V* Jan
-900
Jan
3-lYa Jan
24% May
;
Mar
15
10%
63/4
••-•':
.
Aug
15
id,800-
Jan
Jun
Ya
5
100
-
Jan
1274
5
6,100
,7 a
20
,
Jan
30
/15%4 Jun
'
5%
r-:?100;
379OO
••
6Ya
•
t.
7% Aug
;
1,900-
5%
34
/
-
Jan
20
73/4
5%
2V*
Apr
Sep
8 Ya
4
;
4,600
77a
-
21 Va
.4,400
-
237«
57a Mar
,1% May
12,900
1 Ya
1 Ya
4Ya
21%
Feb'
'77/4
,
Mar
,
dep rets ord reg
B 8 F Company
P'eb
27 Y4 Mar
3474 Mar
*
Company common..
Co
"lt%
Jun
4%
,
7
574 Jun
£1
Brown Forman* Distillers.
Rubber
,15% July
,
4-74 Aug
m
4% '
Ya
4
16%
J *
•
.1.50
common—.,
Curtis Lighting Inc common
28'% Aug
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
cumulative
,?6Ys Sep
-
r.5c
Curtis
800
tl
£1
American dep rets ord reg
Columbia Power common
4%
Jun
.
/
Aiig
-2.400
;
Jan
9Ya
—
7%. Jan
25
uw*,)
"-2.Y4
Aug
231/a- 233,4
12 Ya
*
:—
Apr
Tobacco—
British
Brown
Jan
8 34
.8 Va
34%' 36%
12%
11%
*0
"6% Apr
Jun
„
l3/4
3,100.'
O
-
17,400
———«
Jan
800
47 Ya
dep rets ord bearer
American
Mar
9% Jan
& "/ *k
:
17%
!
-
Mines
574
Jan
574
lOYa
OH Co
Amer dep rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
Brown
10
*"
2%
2Ya
'
Sep
3074
•
*
Bridgeport Gar Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co common.
American
Apr
«Ya Mar
3% Aug
'200* :
;
6 Ya
Jan
5
Sep
! 8% May
Crystal Oil & Land Co common—
•
$1.12 preferred..:
——2.50
Cuban American Oil Co
^SOc
Cuban Atlantic: Sugar common
5
Cuban Tobacco common
'
:
—*
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc____
%o
Jap
16
11
16
'
British
974 Jun
Cl
Jan Y
4
Apr
Aug
■
% Jan
.
"s
Sep,
3%
v
"
'
Jun
July
w'24
-
Jan 4
6%
11,600
4 '/a
4-
v
87
Feb
Ya
"
'
3%
./■'.'Ya
6 Ya > 8
21 Ya' 22%
4
f Mar
■
'
r
'21%
Jun
'474
400
j,
—1
:
$1 preferred class A
,_^.i
Beverage Corp——
Crown
Jan
87%
*
• >
Corp common..
British American
Aug
57/b Mar
i '■
10,400
24
'"Ya
receipts (ord reg)—£!
—5
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co—;
1
Crowley Milner & Co
1
Crown Cent Petroleum (Md)
5
'Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic—*
Feb
2974
8
I
20o
Inc
Gear
46 Y2
Jun
•
75 'A
76'%
American dep
Jun
53%
prior cumulative preferred.100
Foote
July
11 %
Creole Petroleum common..
Jun
574
14Y8
30
—1
common.
common
Borne Chemical Company Inc
Bourjols
*"
— w
43/4
(8) A Co
21
.
~3 Ya
2%
218
1
non-voting
B
Courtaulds
'
•
28
Inc
Jan
474
5% Jan
*
Jun
2'%
374 Mar
574
Jan
I8Y2 May
Jan
3%
common..
C)
Mar
Aug
474
1'
_r300
Feb
12
v
18% Mar
,;>450'.
Feb
-86
.,
Feb
83/4
■
(H
73*
63
Aug
73Y4 July
80
Jail
73/a Mar
—10
Cott
July
6'A, Jan
Apr *•
11/4 July ,
7
Blauner's common
Bohftck
Jan
1374 Jan
Jun
46%
y.
Jnc__
Corroon & Reynolds
674 Mar
12 '/a
15 V*
l
Black Starr A Gorham class A
Blumenthal
6Y4
Sep
Sep
1,400
i
Jan
Jan
>6Y4 July
Feb
9%
..s
,
25
5 Ya
Jan
8%
2%
2,000 /
;
*-
23%
17-,700
.
H:
!
•
21
5% Jun
Jan
3Y4 Aug
17% Aug
74
11
65
Jan
4
Aug
'
Blekford's
.
Sep
6
1,100
1,800
-..
1574 X16'/4
"l%
4.i
■/
500
common
Bell Telephone of Canada common
Belock Instrument Corp
Benrus
65.
74
4
4 Ya
Feb
3/a Mar
200
•
2ft Feb
16,700
'
..
4'
■■
6%
-7.50
Shoe Corp
(A 8)
~3 Ya
4 3 '
l
25c
Beau-Brummell. Ties
63
2Ya
91%
•10674
Sep
2,200
s
5i%
3%
10%
23 a
■
39
A Mar
300
23%
2 i9a
Jan
May
/
1,400
-
-
7-
•
5'A
10%
ordinary—'—30s
Distillery Ltd—
A
Class
v.
"23/4
■
i
Corp
Bearings Inc
Beck
v
"6%
j
Barry Controls Inn class B
Basic Incorporated
conv
~3
goo
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Steel Corp
6%
i'ff
6'%
5'A
-
101
30
Apr
9
31% Feb
'100
3 7/a
173%
173/4
Equipment Co——*
Cornucopia Gold
3Ya July
\
.
Barium
•"
,
_
Banff oil Ltd
Jan
Mar
*
-•
r
1
1474
3 Ya
Andes-
274
27/a
■
1.200
15 Ya
1574
15%
-1
shares—
Oil
v-73/4 Aug
5i%
33%
5
Public Service!.:
(H)
Class
14%
14'%
-1
30,000
150
123/4
14%
-1
...
Industrie* Ino__
Baldwin Rubber common.
Bayview
—
Development
Cooper-Jarrett
.
los
,a
-
Jan
29
700
102 ^
101
Containers lnc_____^—-r50c
—lYa
Consol Cuban Petroleum Corp——120c
4%
Consol Diesel Electric Corp_._—T-10c
23'%'
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd!—.*
Consolidated Royalty Oii^
—___10'7Ya
Continental Air Lines Inc—
1.25
8%
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1*
Continental Commercial Corp..___—1
Continental Industries Inc..
:_!_10c r - 1Y4*
Continental Materials Corp
10c V,
il
Cook Paint A Varnish Co
20
IV t
de
Sep
Connelly
4%
8
American
26 34
200
: 300
8
34%
51%
10
—f
1
—J
J
r—1
1
Cornpo Shoe Machinery—
Vtc ext to 1965.
463% July
•■•
.74'/a
•
Ayahlra Collieries Corp common
Banco
27-Ja
7%
34
Commodore
Jun
Sep
41%
1
Automatic Voting Machine-
Securities
26Y4
Jan
'.2^ July
3ft Mar
Feb
1%
Jan
l
preferred
1033%
Sep
1
36
123/4
10%
_iOo
Products Inc__
95
100
200
>'■
5%
7
Class A
Jan
4
Colonial Sand & Stone Coi——1
Holel Inc_——1
iu
Community
4%
15 »/2 "
•
non-eum
Jan
5%
36%
95
36
Atlas Consolidated Mining
> -•
Development Corp.
10 pesos
Atlas Corp option warranto—
Non-voting
33%
-•1%
1%
Coast Fisheries..
Coast- Lfne> Co_
Plywood Oorp.i
'
95
>
Atlantic
Steel
33/4
33%
3%
Atlantic
Automatic
3
Sep
3%
m
374
'
-
-
.
Jun
1%
13,900
2-
lo
Gas Co
4
2
300
2%
lYa
231600
-34%
f
Hosiery Co..—
Cockshutt Farm
Jan
4,200
1
1
Laundries nf America
2 iir
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation ——1.
—1
Club Aluminum Products Co..;..—
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc_
10c
Jun
87%
2iV
Jun
7
Jan
2%
*
J'uly
lYa
2%
—
Co
Manuiacturing
Claussner
113% May
718 July
5%
25,800
*
....
Corporation.
Clary
Apr
22 Ya
,
10,900
lYa
:'!73/4
_
Controller "Co.
Clarostat
Apr
6'% Mar
15 Ya
Feb
16'A Sep
900
Clark
101
4Ya Jan
13%
16'A- 17%
9
9y2
•
4IV4 Aug
Feb
•
6", 4
2iV
America——1
Ltd
Sep
61%
aA
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc.,;.
Chicago- Rivet & Machine.
Chief Consolidated Miniilg—
Christiana Oil Corp.--.—1
4
Feb
2-1Y Aug
2^'
Power
Charter Oil Co
43% July
101
Aug
89% Aug
89'%
.5%
xl4Ya X1474
14%
Jan
10'/b Jan
7% Aug
4% Mar
400
89%
'
•
5,200
73/8
4Ya
88 3/4
-lOe
Associated
Audio
175/a
211/4 Aug
1,900
2/o
preference.——-——10
Chamberlin Co of America..
2.o0
Charis Corp common—I
f0
Jan
Electric Industries—
Associate
Atlas
11 % Aug
5,1U0
2,500
Convertible
•
Light—
American dep' rctrreg
Associated Food Stores Inc—
Class
2,600
71/4
7Va
4%
80
Co. warrants-
Artists
12%
8
Armstrong Rubber Go class
Aro Equipment Corp.
Associate
16'% May
12
8
.
preferred.
Armour '&
14%
800
12%
100
Aug
2%
2%
3%
2s 6d
Maine
10Ya
22% May
"3ft July
4% May
27Y4 May
'
23%
'
rets B ord
Feb
Jan
lTa Feb
2Ya
101
- -
6 Ya
6%:
6
1
Jan
2974 Aug
-8i§ July
"
21 Ya
3.56%
Central
7Va Maq
Sep
3/4 Sep
13% Feb
14
t
-...
Fuel QllCOrp:;—
Power &
153%
73A Feb
4s/8
12,000
2.40
:
Appalachian Else Power 4% # pfd
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
1,400
4,800
7/a
•
Jan
19%
in
„
High
*31
Feb
5%
2%
Power Co—■
preferred—_~i-—
{00
&- Light 4 % pfd.'—.100
-* Century
Electric Co common
10
Century Investors Inc
Central
'•
•
Angostura-Wupperman
Arkansas
5
74
14
2
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
12
4%
7/a
4.78
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
n%
4%
12
6,300
•
Corporation..—————-—1
Explorers Ltd—i.
1
Illinois Secur Corp..,——l
;'Conv preference $1.50 'series-—;—.-v
Jan
3Vb
4
14,100
3
Cehtral
39 Ya July
Apr
Sep
3% Jun
—
2-^j
•Central
Feb
183/8 JUly
>12% Feb
7,200
141/4
1374
341%
Jan
3i
7'%
~2V*
-
%
Mar
26
44,000
6
,22 %4.
Cenco
34'/e May
271/2 Aug
400
30
.Catalin Corp of
llYs May
8% Aug ;
7,600
83/8
81/8
7i:'o
"2
Co ■oommon.
1
Casco Products common....
——Castle (A M) & Co...—^———10
.371% Aug
Jan
1
S
Photocopy Equip Co
Seal-Kap common
American Thread: 5% preferred-
American
"A" shares
Jan
371/2
6%
r
( J W)
Carter
JL
American
Post
Sep
3074
,
400'
21 %
7 1*6
Light $5, pfd
- -
American dep
Jan
July
251/4
28
pfd
6%
lYa May
76'%
21'%
1,400
Ltd—
Carreras
Feb
Xll
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
HighA
28
7
.
common.—
Co
Carolina Power &
68% Aug
25
5,500
261/4
291/4
*
American
78 % July
37
ZV/a
Carnation
143/4 May
251/4
.20
American
Jan
11'%
Shares
27%
,
Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Jan
50
1% Jan
18 %
Jan
9% Jan
40
1
Inc
Co
150
133/a
68
9%
100
Electronics
91/2
13%
68
9'%
68
May
17
9
500
9%
22
22
—1
If
<R I)
Air Filter
Arkansas
52'% July
7
Feb
-100
9%
•
Aluminum Industries common
Anchor
4% Mar
10% Mar
Aug
19% Feb
600
411/4,
Sep
Jan
May
15
Jan
27/e July
for W«ek
Low
Par
Cement Co Ltd common
6'% %" preference—
ITTZZZ 1
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc.J
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd...
£
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd—--Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
luc
Canadian Marconi..--—--—
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian Williston Minerals
be
Canal-Randolph Corp—»_
{
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
f
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
J
Feb
67/s
6% Apr
100
10
preferred
Manufacturing
Goods
American
3,200
81/4
*
Canada
4%
.
of. America—
Co
American
~3i/4
8
1
cumulative
Ambrook
Jun
stock—1
Paper Corp
$3.75
Feb
2%
"3
41%
Allied Internat'l Investing cap
Aluminum
Sep
3%
400
13%
fi%% convertible preferred.
Allied Control Co Inc.
Aluminum
31/2
13,700
8
.10
°
Allied
500
6%
2%
3
Corp_
Pictures
3%
2%
Sale Price
Exchange
Ltd
Bread Co
Canada
Jan
6
5%
3%
6'%
ADee A Fisher conunor
Artists
28%
23'/a Aug
Alleghany Corp warranto,,,
Allegheny Airline* Inc.
Allied
Hwh
Low
High
Low
Par
SlgMiMino Kunstzijd® N V—
Amer dep rets Amer shares.
AS American Engineering Co——lOe
American Stock
Range
of Prices
Last
1
Range Since Jan.
Shares
Sales
Week'*
Friday
SErTEMBERs^QCKS
ENDED
for Week
,.
of Prices
Sale Fries
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week's
6 % Sep
29 74 May
14
Jan
E
Eastern
,
Malleable
$7
$6
preferred series A
preferred series B
42
2b
Iron
Eastern States. Corp....
!
.1
*
-*
16
4274
15
16
4,400
54% May
31% Jan
151% 15574
50
15174
Sep
180
139% 14374
100
13934
Sep
16274
July
Jan
Volume 186' Number 5673
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(1A79)
35
■Ji'
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Slock Exchange
shares
beneficial
of
preferred-.,
Edo
Low
High
25%
1
Low
5
common
2512
7%
1
& Share
Bond
Communications
Electronics
Corp
El-Tronics
Inc—
of
%
7% Jan
1,100
29'4
7,700
Air' Freight
Emery
Equity Oorp
Erie
preferred
Steel Corp com
cam,'1st preferred
Forge- &
.6%
Ero
Manufacturing
Esquire Inc.
Eureka
i:
Line
10c
1,600
38 Y*
Jun
7'/a
Aug
10%
9%
Aug
14
6% May
400
5
-
(Max)
&, Co
class
Faraday* Uranium
12
1% Apr
16% Jan
Jan
6,700
'7%
Feb
12% Aug
8,000
16--
Apr
27% Aug *
3% May v
8%
7%
81.1
10
Financial1 General; Corp—_
G%
6%
*
'6%
iOc
5,400
56,300
1,300
'
Association *<PhiIa)
Fire
Firth
Sterling
.10
Co Inc
37%
37Vu
38%
2.50:1
Inc.—
Fishmaiv (M II)
11%
10%
12%,
ioy8
io%
——1
Flying Tiger Line
Ford' Motor, of Canada— "r"v, r,v
Class
A non-voting..—
7%
-
Ltd—
Motor' Co
•
88%
88
Fox
rets ord
Industries Inc
Pitt
-
!
'•
...£l>
reg
Fuller
(The)
(Geo
Gatineau
&%'
Ltd
Power Co
preferred
1,000
5%
ft
ii
16,100
3%
334
300
3
3 ib
29,200
Vi
11,200
Builders
Glass
(D)
300
3%
100
—*
1%
1%
800
com—1
—.25
1%
1%
1,100
1
.
Stores
20
1
Gilchrist
Gold
Co.:
(Adolf)
1%
Gorham
89%
4%
400
10%
10 %
10%
9,400
10
9%
13%
10
900
10
22
3
''
3%
6%
6%
7
IS
%
1
-
Jun
28%
300
2
Mar
25,400
'25
200
7
Co
~8
~
4,900
7% Aug
4,000
2%
149%
Feb '
126:fj
125
126%
240
Sep
132
--9c
Grlesedie«k Company.—
.—i—1
Grocery Stores Products common—^-5
Guild Films Company Inc..—T——10c
3%
3%
82
82
McKee
Feb
Mead
3% July
113/4 July
Aug
12% May
Jun
Merrill
10
Jan
'• n
;.•.
-
105
Feb
86
Hartford- Electric
Harvard- Investors
——
8%
10%
K36%
X36%
Aug
29
3%
Havana ^Lithographing
Hiizeltirre.Corp
Hecla Mining Cd—L—
_.i—10c
-•
-—25c/
...
Helena
Rubenstein
Heller
4 %
5%%
(W E)„.& Co
Hercules
(RJ
Co
Class
class
27
%;
1%
—60c
*
„
10
Hormel
A)
&
5 %
Humble Oil &:
Inc
25
19%
Sep
July
2,300
123k
Feb
3,300
4"%
Jan
6 3/4 May
2,300
15%
Feb
28% July
10% May
8-%
200
3%
1,100
5%
Jan
12%
3,900
10%
Jun
12%
Feb
500
2%
Sep
3%
Jun
"
'
2%
28%
26
1%
3,400
; 1%
12,200
8% Aug
3% July
24
Feb
1% July
.
37% Jun
2'/a
33
200
22
20 %
22 * h
29,700
14,800
23%
22 5%
23 %
1,600
20
;v
22%
Jan
Jun
26 3A
Feb
43/4 May
34% May
12
Jan
243/4 May
11
Jan
24% May
16%
Feb
23%
17
May
50
25
50
May
118% 119
30
107
Mar
50
118%
Fep
96%
Jan
common
5
Co
Hydrometals Inc
2.50
Products'
1
5
Sep
Industries
Co
convertible
Corp
July
Jun
Public
Service
._
£1
.100
Muskogee
Muter
Co
} ft Jun
Aug
1
18%
18%
19%
800
15 VB
Jan
.50c
2%
2%
23.1
2,200
1%
Aug
5
95%'
95%
9614
950
9%
10 %
1,200
.
International
Breweries
Fur footnotes
see
Inc
page
...1
37.
10%
90
8%
Feb
Feb
43% Aug
250
26% Apr
11%
2,200
9% Feb
12% July
11%
11
11%
10%
12
1,100
4,275
1 %
13
*'
16% July
Feb
% Aug
1% May
..
%
600
7%
8%
4,000
4% Feb
10% July
15%
16%
500
15% Feb
15% July
17% May
31% Aug
16
35% July
13% Jun
15% Aug
14%
400
14%
—
"7
6%
38%
37%
52
X5034
5%
52
-
«.
8%
15
8,800
26% Aug
443/4
550
30% Jan
33%
3,600
5%
500
14%
8
Jan
Jan
13% Aug
18%
Jun
57%
Jan
25%
July
37%
41%
5,200
21%
21%
»
500
23
2304
24
3,300
19% Apr
17
Feb
4%
lpo
4% Jun
7%
•
100
7% Sep
1% Aug
1%
100
9%
2,300
1274
9%
1%
8%
874
13
13%
9%
700
8%
Apr
13%
12,600
21%
7%
Jun
Sep
9%
.3934
4va
Jan
43% Aug
34% Aug
-1
1
Jun
Jan
57
4% Sep
8,600
9%
13%
13%
4ft Apr
6% Feb
974
Jun
'
13% Jun
474
'
-
Jan
-
100
38%
^
4
17%
1,600
7
14%
-1
1
**>r
12
Jan
8 %
29% July
8
16,200
Jan
10% May
17% Jan
Jun
-
May
-
11% Apr
2
8% Sep
12
Mar
5
v
11% July
14
Feb
29
12% Mar
28%
*
28%
100
8%
22%
2,300
5%
5%
900
13%
700
8
Apr
Feb
8% Mar
23% Apr
5% May
7
Jan
5
35
32% Mar
13%
12
12
<
100
1
13%
1
1
1%
lft
1%
26%
24%
26%
2,700
5,300
7,000
100
common
Jan
18% Feb
2,000
21%
223/4
26
12%
13%
83%
83%
83%
120
Jun
12%
141% 144%
42%
42%
30
25
16
113%
16%
113% 116%
500
450
n
33%
2,500
25%
25%
500
%
43% Apr
1% May
33% July
81
July
90'A Apr
-Aug
139
Aug
*41% July
2% Aug
16
Sep
113% Sep
2,600
32
Apr
Jan
Mar
104
Jan
1
...3% May
16%
.
20% Mar
85
144%
Jun
■•■>,
213/4
Sep
86
ft Feb
22%
Jan
25% Aug
90
Jan
96
Sep
89% May
158% Apr
Jan
44
2 3/4
Feb
3% May
19
Jari
130%
Jun
<1%
Jan
39% July
31 % Apr
63/4
7
600
Sep
10%
Jan
Apr
~3
2,300
Aug
2% Feb
35%
~2 74
14
14
100
13% Jun
6 3/4
28
10
50c
3% May
N
Nachman
10
1
Corp—
Namm-Loeser's
Inc
National
4
13,800
30%
11 Va
2974
*
National Casket Company
78 V2
47
30 %
50
pfd
common
Jan
10% Aug
44'/a
30%
50c
common.,
Company
Apr
40
15% July
%
153/4
400
500
47
32%
24
11%
19%
14% Jan
1 % Mar -
preferred—*
Inc
16
7934
Apr
18%
1
TV
11% Sep
11%
July
20
1,500
14%
Murphy
1,000
x79
103
150
1%
May
20
Sep
60% Jan
40 ; July
Corporation
1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
——5
Muskegon Piston Ring common
2.50
Muntz
2,500
—
Jan
17%
27%
cum preferred series B
100
preferred series C—r:—z—100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•
Moody Investors participation pfd.—*
Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
6%
cumulative preferred
4
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel
—100
17
—
BO
70
50
Jun
1%
..1
1
cumulative preferred
4.40%
12'%
4—»
92
17
l'A
4.80%
11%
7934
92
17
Jan
6% Jan
Jun
10
-1
1
JUn
5% Mar
12
July
Alfalfa
National
Dehydrating
-3
Milling Co
National
i
Bellas Hess
National
Brewing Co
common
(Mich)
Electric Weld
Machines
1
1
National
Feb
National
National
28% May
2%
11 Vs July
National
Nestle
Le
Mur
Co
common
8%
9%
8%
Jan
11%
3%
3%
3%
1,400
7,300
3%
Sep
4%
Jan
1%
1%
100
1% Aug
2%
Jan
17
1
-6
1
.
3%
21
Jan
Jan
3
U
9
14% Aug
23%
Jan
100
10% Aug
3% Jan
13%
Jan
5%
Mar
14,000
3/4
400
16%
16 V*
1774
5,400
19
19
19
93/4
Jun
Apr
1,700
1
25c
Corp
commojk,
4%
8%
11%
Meter
Apr
6%
94% Mar
Feb
15
Neptune
12%
3
14%
109 % July
National
2,700
11%
National
May
Research
33/4
1
Sep
63
National
3
5
2
1
Rubber Machinery
—10
Starch Products common—1
Steel Car Ltd
*
Telefilm Associates
10c
Transit common
1
Union Electrie Corp.,
30c
6fV July
14% Jan
3
&
Mfg & Stores common,
National Petroleum Ltd
National Presto Industries Inc
.__5
6% Mar
4.50%
16%
Aug
66
Sep
5
200
..5
5
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Corp
Monongahela Power Co—
12%
46 3/a
•
..1
.1
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17
10,800
3% May
6a/tt
mmZL
..1
1
Co
preferred
Apr
50
2l| Apr
700
6 34
2971,
•
..1
—1
of Canada
Apr
46%
IB Sep
4%
•
common
Sep
30
101 %
59% May
Jan
2
14 '4
5
9%
5
1H
374
50c
Wohl
Missouri
19% Aug
Jan
—
pfd.
•
dividend shares
4
48%
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
*
Abrasive
600
11,500
Feb
-
Products—
800
5'%
130
5,800
Feb
Jun
55
37% Sep
.5
5
conv
4%
5%
37%
42
Jan
6
18
*1% July
14% Jan
174
10
10%
5ft
8 3%
Aug
•
1,600
2,100
-1
1
..1
1
4%
£1
5
-
5,300
27 a
15%
.£1
£1
National
Imperial Chemical
5%
2%
Jan
July
15
10% May
60%
122
Feb
Aug
5 3/a
^
.10
9%
*
-29%
Sep
I
Ltd
common
60%
5
Co—
Sep
Xl3%
1474
,50
2.50
5,100
61
11% Jun
-
0
Corp
62 r" ii
62
27
10O
..1
1
46 %
52
100
12
Jun
15% Mar
'
-1
1
200
51
13%
27%
Marine
Piping Co
4%%
Feb
5%
8%
xl3%
200
7% July
-
B% Apr
2,000
8%
-
Jan
x6%
•
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Jan
22 %
23%
Refining
Food
Co
Ltd
Co
Corp $1
cum
non
Mining
July
5'%
Steel
Miller
,
*
Hurd Loek & Manufacturing
Hydro-Electric Securities..
Hygrade
70
;_100
*
9%
27
$3/4 Aug
21% May
Jan
17%
'4
•
7
Co
Oil
$2
44% May
Sep
i
preferred.
HubbeR"4Harvey)
*
7
94
*
Co
29% Aug
21% Mar
4,900
50c
& Rubber Co
Thermit
Mid-West
Jan
Jan
32%
15
-
(Geo
Horn & Hardart Baking Co
Horn & Hardart common
Iron
&
Midwest
5% Jan
3%
22
A
I.
B—:
,
Jan
2%
Holly Stores Inc...—1—j.— .—If
HoioplMuae Go common——
—.—•
Home Oil-Co Ltd
100
:
86%
18%
5%.
__25c
Hoover BalL& Bearing Co
HordeFs Inc:.
2,500
23/8
Jun
3% Jun
Jan
11 Va
..2.50
—1
Co
Midland
Jan
62%
3%
5,
1,600
11,800
4%
30
11%
—
1%
>
Aug
30
3%
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Corporation
700
1%
4
-
70
12%
—
3
92
~8%
Inc
(The B)
Midland
3% Aug
3V2 Mar
Feb
2Q%
19
—
Hofmanjv. Industries
100
Jun
Jan
I*
ZZZZ5
Co
Middle States Petroleum common
Mar
43% July
59% Aug
:
1
common/
-
3 Vh
7%
& Co Inc common...__'. —1
.12.50
As.
2
2%
" "26
92
5.
j
53%
700
200
5%
10c
common
Michigan Sugar
6%
preferred
8% JUly
14
69%
10c
o.—
400
6,DUO
'
i
s.,—
Inc
Feb
377»
7
26
pfd.— ^:ioo
common
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Electric
Higbie- Miff Co
■Class.
1%
3%'
1— —100
Galion
Hevi-Dutv-
-
35%
7%
36
l.finn
3
35%
-
Feb
Sep
3%
•
"l%
common—.—:
preferred
Henry Holt.,&; Co
Hoe
1
3
3%
,Co—T——10c
Hazel' Bishop- Inc—...
3%
10%
56%
3
3
3,200
8%
5% Jan
300
5'/4
19%
5%
5%
1
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
Aug
800
1
38
55
55
Light———r—25
Inc
s.z—T
1'
,.-r.—->=-2
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Hastings Mfg Co
...—«,
Hathaway- Bakeries Inc..;
7 Va'
10%
Jan
4% May
5% Feb
11%
...
Micromatic Hone Corp
7%
12%
<3% Aug
12
1
Michigan Steel Tube
Apr '
29
10%
Jan
14%'' Apr
Feb
10%
r~
5%
'
^
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Michigan Chemical Corp
Jan
77
■
—-—2
1
10
3,200
27 %
.
1
Co
Refrigerating
Petroleums Ltd
Mesabi
Metal
■
Co
500
3%
'
15'/a
Co
Service
Mfg
Menasco
19% May
4% May
Jan
12%
"
—
23/4
Merchants
75
3%
13%
..,.5
3
& Co common
Johnson & Co
Jan
40
24 3A May
19 V*
—50o
(A G)
Feb
82
13%
21 % Aug
100
——,
9% Aug
Mays (J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
•"
.
—1
—.—i—-—*
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine—
1—*;
:
,
warrants
Communication
1%
•-
12% Mar
12
Jan
'
x6 3.4
Inc
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
7
18% Aug
2% Jan
3,900
-
12%
-
6
21,200
2,800
lft May
11%
10
—
—
International
1,800
3%
Jan
% Aug
.
University
(The)
Inc
Manischewltz
10,400
x9%
Apr
2 3/4
-
7% May
6%
—
Stores
-9,000
preferred
Plywood Corp..
Harnischfeger Corp
Co
(The)
Public
Maine
713
T
-6%
Sep
3
1% Aug
5
—
Truck
'2%
9%
•
900
4% Mar
..1
—
(R G) Inc—
Petroleums Ltd
Mangel
191% July '
125
2%
4% May
1,100
12 %
51/4
Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation—!
Jan
500
7
2% Fab
,
4,600
12 Va
-
$%
Mages
33/8 May
175%
9
3,600
1%
12%
3'/4
1
Tourneau
Mack
Apr
172
2%
Feb
21% July
5
%
k
,
.
12'/«
-
—
Macfadden Publications Inc
Jan
173%
'
14%
Sep
M
.
Chemical Co.,
Industries—
11%
Sep
Jan
Jan
15
1,100
3%
—.
common
Mansfield Tire
8%
'
75 pesos
1
—
Inc
Refineries
Marconi
2%
18%
12
600
1
"
.1
common
Realty
30% Aug
7%
7%
Lamp
Inc
283/4 May
9% Jan
2%
37% May
24% Mar
1%
12%
——
7.50
33%0
...
Ltd
Sessions
Sep
May
%
9%
Hall
1
5
-
—
Industries
Jan
■'
2%
—5
Inc..*——lQc
-
21%
Jun
Feb
21% May
13
"Sep
200
3%
%
Lynch Corp
3% Jutf
Jun
7%
1%
Ii Mar
3%
98%
4%
-
....5
Mines
Lunkenlieimer
Jan
21
200
Harbor
1%
474
1
Longlnes-Wlttnauer Watch Co—
Louisiana Land & Exploration— —30C
11% July
Jun
3%
3
1
Stores
Lodge & Shipley
20% Mar
4,100
1
-
14%
Jan
Jan
6%
Feb
Aug
21% Jun
-
Jan
9%
2.600
33/a
20a
Locke Steel Chain
Jan
100
22
—
1.25
'
Corp
21% Aug
Jun
—
10c
—
Common
Sep
Aug
6'/a
Sep
17% Aug
173/4 May
Sep
2%
1,000
16
15
'
1
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
—10
5%
cumulative preferred
•
Loblaw Groceterias second pref—
10% July 1
7%
States Land &
1%
3"% July
7% Aug
24%
Hydraulics..
$4.50:
400
25%
.Common-
48
Jun
3,600
19 %
50c
Gulf
Jan
85
125
5 ;(T
7%
—.*«
2.50
Co
Dept Stores Inc
(I B) Riibber Co
&
Liberal
99% May
97% Jan
7
Co
Freehold- Leases
&
Apparel Inc.
Leonard
July
July
Jun
21%
Great Lakes- Oil &
Gridoil-
-
17
9'/4
Non-voting common stock.———
1% 1st preferred
100
Greer
5
^
Company
Hotels
Lecourt
Jan
30
19%
;1
—1
Tea—
Oil
Slwres
Lear
j
Jan
Feb
19%
—__—5
—'—:
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(Walter)
(S)
11%
94
*
La Salle Extension
May
19
Jan
25
&
7%
56
•
1%
25
Atlantic.
Great
13%
Lamson
Jan
Jan
16%
Mines...
Industries
30
Lanston
■
Feb
-
16
8%
23
Amor
2s/8
3
■"
Jan
5%
16%
Manufacturing
Feb
34,600
89%
-
7%
Grand- Rapids-
Great
18,700
Jan
4ft July
'
Lakey Foundry Corp—
La ins on Corp of Delaware
Mar
Jun
16
5
1H Feb
■■
22%
13
L'Aiglon
Mar
6
5%
»,800
2G
4%
Products class A—10c
Manufacturing
22%
28%
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
'
Jun
105
Sep
*
*
13'%
Knott
1% July
Feb
6 A Sep
39% Jan
Jan
Jan
32%
1% Sep
13% Mar
Manufacturing common—
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Varnish—
—.1
Goodman
Gray
1%
23
89%
1
Goldfield- Consolidated
"*"1%
1%
Jan
95%
—
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Seal Dairy
'
—1
Industries.
Jan
Mar
18
5
Union- Co Inc
Gobel
Gold
15
*
,
Wernicke
14 %
•
AMea Corp
Globe
300
1
Mines—1
common
Glenmore* Distillers class B
Globe
500
16%
•
*
Gladding-McBeau & Co
Glen
46%
1%
23%
46%
16%
——25c
$4.60 preferred
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-
-
Mar
3
3% Sep
mm-m
J
29%
Le
50c
Power $5 preferred
Yellowknifo
4%
Jan
.
5
(Del)
Inc
-
,
Corporation
Corp
/.*
-
12
11%
<*•%'
pfd—100
250
Klein
20% July -
4% July
28
105
4%
14%
(A
2%
12
——1.50c
Electric 4%%
&
Company.
Kleinert
~ Jan
9%
4
Corp
& Company
Gas
Kirby VenSyn Petroleum Co.,.
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd—
;
7% Jan
-iVSep
-
3%
1
Lake
4%
ft
.
warrants——'
Corp
preferred
Transistor
r;
3%
4%:
—100
—15o
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
5j7t July :
Feb
-200
Plywood Corp common
convertible preferred.,
Gilbert
v
~
"1% July
6% July
15
30%
General
Giant
600
400
1
common
La Consolidada S A
46%
,
2,200
6% "
18%
1,000
American dep rets ord reg
£1
General Fireprooflng common.——5
Generak Indus Enterprises
.
•
Georgia
1%
'
Jan
120
Sep
Co
Industries
Kobacker
4%
1%
5
10% July :
3% Jan
4,000
29%
Supply
convertible
5%
;
7.200
Jan
6%
14% May
ya Aug
Kin-Ark
•
117% May
88Sep"
%
.
General Electric Co Ltd—
SGeneral
125
.
Apr
14% Apr
79
1% Aug
10
May
3
10% Jan
5
Aug
.
700
2,500
Kidde
16% Aug
11
Mar::
Sep
4
16
common-
Acceptance Corp
General-Alloys Co
General
89
5
%■
6%
Gellmarj Mfg Co. common—-.—1
,5%
1,400
4ft
18
--
1—1
General
General
89
20
1,200
-
534
Jan
12% May
Sep
9%
Kennedy's
v--c
Mines
Galkcno
4,400
<
Apr
4
Sep
7% Jup'
10% M'ay
7% Jun i
4
-
5
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37%
-
300
8%
88 %
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1
Head-Brewing Co
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.
;
-
American dep
7%
f>
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Ford
900
30,200
11
5%
8%
2% May
71
July
1%
Kawneer Co
10% July "
6% Mar
1
1
"
Fort
1^ Aug
3^tf Jan
-
75
1074
5%
Kuwecki Chemical Co
12%
:
75
——
•
6%
4% July
3,800
4,600
1%
Kaiser
25%
2%
9%
x2%
9%
Kaltman
11%
2%
2,700
8%
2'/a
Jun
July
24%
2-istf
5'/a
4%
9%
93%
Corp
Jupiter Oils Ltd
11%
•
15
1%
Jeannette
Jun
24T-»
Ltdu—I
Mines
Jan
Jan
1
Fargo Gils Ltd———.1"
"
6%
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
—.1
A
1,500
1
KJUtz Drug
F&irchild €amera & Instrument
11%"
.—10c
Kansas
Factor
60% Apr
2%
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Irving Air Chute
Israel-American Oil
May
7%
Feb
12
3.90
Manufacturing vtc
Apr
Aug
Jan
58%
11
5
20
43%
«...
453/4
10c
17
13,400
•—-
48%
42% Jan
Aug
20,100
Public Service Co
Fireman
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
—
33%c
1
pfd—100
Company
Royalty
Shares
Jan
400
%,
Jan
Feb
4
100
10
Iowa
Iron
12'/8 Mar
Sep
1,100
.
8
'%
102
3% May
Oil
Ironrite Inc
July
.
10,300
8
11%
8
Va
8
8,300
6% :i
25c
or
common
3%
17
May
90% Aug
'
40
7%
11 Va
1
—
3%
39%
7%
1
-_$1
4-
8%
3%
Jun
12
30
Intex
for Week
•
5
International Resistance Co
Investors
12% Aug
12% Apr
Jon
2%
1,500
•
8
8
Cigar Machinery
Sales
Range
of Prices
LOW " High
International Petroleum capital stock.'
International Products
32% July
17% Feb
Feb
8
11,200
13%
91
3'/a
40
——10
Co
Corporation. Ltd
Eureka- Pipe
13'%
i
i
Jun
2,300
91
—10c
common
convertible
42
27h
Jan
Jan
Jan
100
9
2%
2%
13%
100
pfd.
11%
8%
;20c
Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp
-
11%
9
5c
-
A Feb
26%
15%
IIIIIi
i—
Last
Sale Price
Par
25% July
9% Apr
Sep
Week's
Friday
13
American Stock Exchange
International
30%
100
7%
'ft
Inc.
America
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for Week
of Prices
Sale Priice
Par
Eastern
Week's
Last:
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Jun
10%
Feb
16% Aug
26% May
100
18
Aug
32%
22
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27 Va
7
7
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Jun
7
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Jan
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13% Sep
27 %
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2%
Jan
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July
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Chamberlain Petroleum
England Tel & Tel
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2
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100
1
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British Dbminion
New
28%
convertible preferred
Min & Chem Co
Zinc
Mexico & Arizona Land
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
Park Mining Co
Process Co common
Superior Oils
York Auction Co common
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Jersey
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Norfolk
B
Nuclear
America
1
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Jan
Jan
Jun
16 %
167«
1
Perfect
474
100
2.50
.
Pep Boys (The)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)
1% Jan
6274
.
"574
Specialty Stores Co Iuc—
Spencer Shoe Corp--,*—
Stalil-Meycr Inc
;
Standard Dredging Corp common
Jun
Jan
'
5
•
J
1
Mills
Spear & Company—
May
1374
2% Aug
6,100
2%
2
Apr
148
774 Aug
7b Aug
4%
2
Ltd
Canada
.
4%
1
Corp
-
57
2
;
-
'
2!
2
A
class
B
-
16,800
Apr
98 Vb
8874 Sep
114
Feb
250
Jan
1074 July
July
474
500
:
j
90
/•
.
<'•
cumulative preferred—.
4.0874 cumulative preferred
25
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials Co Inc—
2
Southern Pipe Line
1
Southland Royalty Co
-5
July
39
89
90
;
4.24'%
Jan
3%
Jan
ft
'IS
91
27b
1674
89%
vtc
Aug
75
300
1,000
297b
-
(C A)
108
36,500
3
27b
28%
Jun
97
Jan
Jun
1 %
1,000
%?
474
118% 120
L1974
convertible preference
4.48% convertible preference—
4.32% cumulative preferred
99% Mar
274
11% Feb
200
-
•82
8074
—25c
4.56%
Apr
Sep
Sep
8%
1,000
0
434J
5% original preferred—
4.88% cumulative preferred-.
Jan
847a Aug
^
"6
;
lbc --1
Corp
Southern
Mar
98
78 VA Aug
10
87%
23 VA
9174
9
2%
1
400
"67a
ti%
rrj;
Paper
South Penn Oil
27% Jan
1,800
24
227b
8%
Israel Oil
Jun
23
22
88%
Pan
South
Feb
23%
88%
Pentepec Oil
Soss
Jan.
287b
23%
22%
—•
common
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc
Jan
307b
23%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.50% redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
*
$4.75 dividend preferred
•
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
*
$4.36 dividend preferred
*
Pacific Northern Airlines
1
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
.u.
1
Pacific Power & Light 5% pfd;—,—100 5
Tubes
3274
•23%
25
4.80%
Page-Hersey
Jun
25% Jun
283/a
2,800
30 V4
25%
—25
25
5%
5 %
297V
30%
1st pfd,—25
1st preferred
ft
1st preferred
redeemable 1st preferred
574 %
61,500
807V
^
Precision Corp—,
(Howard)
Smith
Sonotone
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
class A
Airways Inc
Slick
1
Corp
174
12%
674
~6
Manufacturing Co
^0
Singer Maniffacturing Co Ltd—
Amcr dep rets ord registered-—_£i
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
Jun
374 Feb
—
200
Singer
Jan
26%
May
97'ii
2 % July
2674 Jan
Simpson's Ltd common
14% May
97V Aug
10
64%
1,700
87V
5,000 ir
Siniraons-Boardnian Publications—
$3 convertible preferred-:
•
Simplicity Fatteru common
1
Jan
1%
American Shares—
Simca
July
2■
500
274
2 74
3
93
-
300
77
-'Aug
7174 Jan
-
13%
27,t
1
~
•
LtdLighting Inc
Silvray
101
Aug
89
Jun
Jan
—
Silver-Miller Mines
81% July
Jan
Feb
60
4ft
17%
12 7»
common
Co
Silver Creek
Jan
137V Feb
2%
1374
2%
—1
Ogden Corp common.
—50o
Ohio Brass Co class B common
•
Ohio Power 4%% preferred
—100
Okalta Oils Ltd—:—'
—90c
Okonite Company common
25
Old Town Corn common
1
V' 40c cumulative preferred
7
Omar
Inc.——»—
1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amcr shares_10a
Overseas Securities:
1
Oil
Oceanic
27V Mar
2,900
274
Feb
Aug
274
1%
Jun
2ft
12%
12%
Z"
2574
Feb
37,500
2,300
3,300
4
—4
Jan
Jan
ft
-
Signal Oil & Gas Co
Silex
"v.
.
3
174
9% July
10
Aug
1674
2.100
24
9
Sherwin-Williams of Canada—
— '
Shoe Corp of America common
J
Siboney-Carlbbean Petroleum Co——10c
Sicks Breweries Ltd—2
"
7 % Mar
Feb
1%
7
preferred
4%
9 Vb Mar
5-ft Jan
3ft Feb
e
Apr ;
Jan
78
.
78
120
i
Jun
1,100
5,800
274
Mining
•—®
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherman Products Inc
-*
Slier win-Williams common:—7—-"inn
10% Jan
6% Juw
72
80'
8%
Apr
1974 Mar
Jan
874
1274
Shattuck Demi
4%
3,900
47a
6%
7
30
4074 Jan
900
2,500
19,800
7%
474,*
1174 July
2074 Mar
Sep
8
3ft
174
11% May
Jun
Jun
77V
«74
—
Sep
Jail
1
77 V
24
Bros
9
*1174
16%
100
17V
Control
217V Mar
7 74
87 V
3ft
Corp
Serrick
Aug
29,700
1 7b
1
*
77'a Feb
500
.
Mar
Sep
17%
300
18
Jan
2774 July
Feb
74
8
17
*
class B—
Servo Corp of America—
Servomcclumisms InCi
Scton Leather common-
15,400
'
77b
30%
18
00c
--1
General
Securities Corp
X40
4%
9
9
—•
Jan
5V«
Aug
2
30.100
.
~4% i.
H\gh
19%
Sep-
8
--
GOO
19
"l74
Scullin
147b Sep
2%
1%
19
Ab<?
(Del;
Oil Inc
& Fisher Co
Steel Co common
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Western Airlines
Seaporcel Metals Inc
274 May
13
ia
1,000
87a
-
Cumulative
56%
2
19%
8%
Cumulative
137a May
98
Feb
2%
1874
1474
2.800
Cumulative
Feb
1%
700
14%
.
preferred 5% series—20
preferred 472% ser}es-20
preferred 4.40% senes_20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
?
or
27%
147a
19%
Lawrence Corp Ltd common—--Salem-Brosius Inc-^
—-—-——<£.00
San Carlos Milling Co LtdM
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
ft Jan
Feb
%
1 Va July
100
1474
St
Apr
Jun
174
—
Corp of
2U
137%
11V2
,i..........————-—■——101
North American Royalties Inc
—1
North Canadian Oils Ltd—.
25
Northeast Airlines—1
-i—1
North Penn RR Co——
50
Northern Ind Pub Serv'474% pfd—100
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Class
Sep
Sep
1%
1
---1
50o
10o
•
10
Inc.
Lites
Noma
17b
131 74
1,200
i/.
'/4
174
1
•
1
*
10
10
1
—1
Honduras Rosario
New York Merchandise
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Nipissing Mines-
900
1.640
2
131»/« 132%
7V
--1
20c
New York &
3ft J'un
Low
High
Lota
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
lft Jun
17,200
2%
ft
1%
50c
New
ft Aug
l}j{ Feb
Sales
for Week
Range ;
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
8,200
i;,
v«r
,
Ltd
Bristol Oils
New
Range Since Jan. 1
High
:
Week's
Last
Low
Low
Par
■f
Friday
„
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
High
Sale Price
Exchange
;
SEPTEMBER 13
WEEK ENDED
RANGE IFOR
-
;
for Week
Range
Last
American Stock
Sales
Week'*
>
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
/
i
■.
.
Friday
Financial Chronicle .^^MondayvSeptember 16, 1957
Commercial and
The
»-•
ir
674 ft
i&%
1
fr'"
61 a
9.000 '
1 '•
2,800
-~5%
i-
Maft '
:.% May
May
iV Jan
724aV Jan
77V July
7% May
174. Jan
90
bl."(
9
■
1
Number 5673
186
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1181)
37
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
United
Elastic
United
Milk
United
Molasses
Arner
Corp
Products
Shares
N
Profit
■
10%
U
S
Foil class
S
Rubber
:
190
11
13%
13%
14
1-
-1
1%
30
39 Va
1%
1
Corp
10c;
B
33
Vitamin
Corp
1
Corp
Unitronlcs Corp
common
Universal
Corp—
!
American
Universal Consolidated
AGerman
AS
Universal
insurance—i
Universal
Marlon
8%~"
14
.
li
16%
2.'
common
Sugar—
1%
14(4
Jan
*
38,200
28
4
Jan
"6%
10,500
v-eb
16
3L78,a "
23%
24%
4%
200
10% July
2% Apr
Feb
29(4 July
,
4%
15%
Feb
21
6,000
"
5
20%
Jan
28% July
5(4 Jan
1,900
A7s
(Issue
of
May
A7s
(issue
of
Oct
1927)
1947
1927)
4% Apr
Aug
$45%
(Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan I 1997—
Rio de Janeiro stmpd
(Plan A}
iF ,?a,r-
(not
distribution,
included' in
dividend.
111%
year's
52
70(4
73(4
54
54
$72
June-Dec
$99% 100
Mar-Senf
99 V2
$55
53
53
56
49
52(4
2
39
41%
g Ex-stock
range.)
155
45 V*
59(4
$53
'1-72
49(4
49
49(4
40
73
*
101%
(not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
h Ex-principal. - n Under-the-rule
transaction
dividend,
r Transaction
73
57%
-
40
a Deferred delivery transaction
ue*
Ex-liquidating
180
$73%
Jan-July
2012—Jan-July
2s
High
126
$160
Peru
f
2
May-Nov
April-Ocf
—
1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan
A) 2(4S 2008
31% Mar
8,800
175(4
Low
$155% 165
Feb-Aug
,—Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
May-Nou
1949
59% May
48
/
4%
Jun
1% Aug
600
'
46% July
Jan. 1
No.
Germany—
6%s
City (Peru) 6 (4s stamped 1958
stamped (Plan A) 2(as 2008
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
■
Range Since
Sold
High
175
June-Deo
redeemed)
(Prov)
Bonds
Bid & Asked
_Feb-Aug
A Lima
Feb
43% May
3(4 Mar
.
Feb
1,600
49
Jan
2.
.?
3,300
4Fa
2(4
29% Aug
100
'
Jun
%
(50(4
1947
1947
6s
(City of )
1939
7s
Maranhao
16% July
10% Mar
Munic
secured
Hanover
7s
Jan
Aug
1,200
48%
24%
8
Aug
9
4,700
8%" vVi"
1%
1%
1%
_I ■•*":.
15,
.J,
Corp—
Universal Products Co
1
1
1
Cons
A Hanover
Jan
7,800
Range
Friday's
or
Sale Prico
Low
Apr
208
Aug
1,050
40
4
10
;
'
2%
38%
4Vs
25c
Oil
2%
39(4
50o
1%
5 A
Aug
iff
188
'
13%
common—
4
100
—10
Stores
Utah-Idaho
192
Week's
Last
Period
High
39% May
5
Jan
4% Feb
'
188
■—*
iUnited
*
Feb
30
700
1%
1
States
5
25
Reclaiming Co—____1
United
400
__
100
common
Conditioning
TU
4%
10s:.
Canal
Specialties
Air
S
*"
Low
36Va
Friday
Interest
American Stock
Exchange
A
preferred
United
,U
&
Sharing
18
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
35%
5
ENDED SEPTEMBER
Ltd—
Co
RR
J
36 %
5
common—
dep rets ord registered
United
United
Low
♦
WEEK
for Week
v
Far
FOR
Sales
for
cash
(not
included
in
year's
range),
Ex-
x
Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
being traded flat.,
•
$Friday's bid and asltod prices; no sales being transacted
during the current Week.
^Reported in receivership.
y
A Bonds
V
Valspar Corp
•
•
,
1
common
$4 convertible preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel'Co
—.
47'
Venezuelan
Vinco
Corporation—
Vulcan
Silver-Lead
;
i
■
Aircraft
Waco
"
2%
3%
1
4%
4%
4Vi
'
3
3
—'
4
4
—.
65
67
100
*1-1... y;
Wallace & TIernan
'
Inc
Webb A:
$6
»
Knapp Inc—preference
West Texas Utilities
*•
4.40%
Western
Ltd
Leaseholds
1%
141%
5
Weiman <fc Company Inc—l
Wentworth Manufacturings
•
1%
10c
'
—1
1.25
;
pfd
!
Amer
dep
Western
tcts ord-shares
Westmoreland
Coal—
Westmoreland
Inc,——
5%%
conv
1
Wichita
preferred
River
Wickes
Oil
IThe)
Williams
'5
(R
C)
Wisconsin
Wood
Co
1
Wood
Newspaper
Petroleum
Woolworth
Amer
>6%
\F
—.i—*
Machine—
Industries
Woodley
^
>
-._5»
preference—
7
47
May
..
Mon.
Jan
Tues.
23%
Jan
87.20
2(4 Sep
4%
Jan
12%
Jan
Fri,
50
—
—
Feb
17%
92%
Feb
11%
43(4
Jan
15% Mar
16(4 Feb
2174 July
79(4
Interest
.
Period
Exchange
Bethlehem
Boston
Elec Power 3V4s
Steel
Edison
6s
Aug
2%s
1998
1
Series
A
2,600
14% Sep
"
or
Delaware Lack &
Western
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Bid & Asked
I
May
-1
•'
fn*
y '
*rt '• ♦
t
■
Range Since
Jan. I
Sold
Low
(0.
18
86%
130
2
121 Va
86
8
130
85(4
—
m%
A 1st,
A
1993
mortgage 4S series B 1993
—
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961,
Flying Tiger Line 5%s
Guantanamo
Western
&
debs
conv
RR
Midland
Valley
National
Research
5s
convertible
New
England
4%
RR
.—Jan-Ju\y
liq tr ctfs__
*
'
1963
.
57
6
6
51
95
100
1976
57
531/2
#»
14
82
95
2
81(4
97
:|:95
Jan-July
1961—
95
May-Nou
1970
Service
Harbor
Electric
&
Gas
Co
99
i
80 Va
94
90
81(b
41
95
114
98 Va
941/4
3V4s
3s
series
serieS
A
B
No.
Mon.
Sept.
Tues.
Sept. 10—
1976
3s
series
.
series
3-74s
D
B
series
4(4s
:
L
L_:
G
series
1981
H
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
—
1982
California
Gas
Gas
Gas
&
3 (4s .1970
(Calif.)
3s
:
1971
Electric'3 (4s' 1970-
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973—
Corp
Washington
deb
Water
Gs
ser
Power
A
—
—
1964
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959
■
-
BONDS
136
75
~5
71
89
92 %
77
89
971/2
-
A 0s
series
A 8s
,
7s
series
A
B
90
83V2
8 3 Va
86
82 (a
88 Va
76(4
82
$76%
80
.
90
12
87
$86%
_i
88
89
88
ADanzfg Port
1951
State
$2,740,000
United States
Government
Total
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
$266,000
$3,006,000
1,872,120
3,508,000
187,000
$37OOO
2,132.390
3,469,000
293,000
4,000
3,192,000
143,000
3,335,000
Sept. 13_i—r-—
1,620,260
3,078.000
120,000
3,198,000
9,051,245
$15,937,000
„
97%
88
94
97(4
10
$85
88
83 1
of
Shares
fi%s
1956
9,051,245
U.
S.
1957
65
$65
67
103
103
94%
72(4
73
100 V4
9
95
"
31
91,000
111,000
1,009,000
$962,000
33,841.950
39,299,100
15,987,000
20,514,000
666,533,300
684,965,900
$17,003,000
Foreign
$21,476,000
$700,539,250
$724,591,000
June-Aug
$96(4 100
Feb-Anp
— —
Period
T;» st
Sale Price
Railroad
4.1
Industrial
and
Total
Transactions at the American Slock
\
A
-
101'/4
i
190
High
190
Mon.
April-Ocf
1952——Jan-Jw(y
.
Foreign
.
Sept.
O
Government
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
753,195
Sept. 10
Sept.. 12—
Sept. 13
$49,000
796,485
$2,000
$56,000
•'65,000
2,000
15,000
53,000
14,000
1,000
68,000
654,200
47,000
40,000
43,000
1,000
3,000
87,000
47,000
602,365
Total
Jan. 1
1
190
3,598,915
48,000
"
$240,000
$62,000
-105
106% 106(4 "
91
$24(2
21%
134
$21,000
Jan. 1
$323,000
to
Sept. 13
1957
Stocks—No.
of
1956
1957
1956
3,598,915
4,500,360
153,236,994
168,661,731
$240,000
$269,000
$8,297,000
$10,999,000
62,000
Shares—.
High
190
Total
Bonds
$5,000
792,670
'
Range Since
Low
No
Foreign
Domestic
Shares)
Sept. 11
72,000
1,576,000
4,854,000
21,0000
27,000
1,212.000
1,152,000
$11,085,000
$17,005,000
Bonds
Domestic
V
$135
Stocks
.
■
Week Elided Sept. 13
Sold
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
.
102 ¥4
Tues.
Bonds
or
$215,000
(No. of
77
70%
92
V
98%
Week's Range
Bid & Asked
408,732,172
$73,000
$7,000
——.;
104V4
90
98
$99
1956
370,936,649
Bank
77
"
to Sept. 13
9,835,199
Government
International
93
95
$17,003,000
Jan. 1
91
iFcb-Aug*
Feb-Aug
&. Waterways
$7,000
1957
Stocks—No.
97
84
Jan-July
^
$1,009,000
Week Ended Sept. 13
99
87 (a
86.(4
103
3,766,000
99
$84
June-Tiec
3,698,000
90%
89
•
88
97(4
Total
97V2
90 Va
& Prov Banks—
1952
Bonds
2,005,260
91%
84
Jan-July
Interest
Exchange
1951 J—i
Int'l
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
Bonds
$81
Low
of German
Railroad
and Miscel.
Of
93
118
$77
Friday
(Germany)
339.7
Sept. 12—
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Baden
274.8
,
Sept. 11——..
Fri.
A
153.8
Fri.
Wed.
Central Bk
427.1
271.0
163.5
Thurs.
Thurs.
Slock
402.3
1,421,215
90
88
June-Dee
:
85
2
93
120
$84%
88
April-Ocf;
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1963
3%s
Webb & Knapp Inc '5s debs 1974
West. Penn Traction
5s 1960
American
292.1
—1.7
D6Va
91(4
Feb-Aug~
Feb-Aug
:—April-Oct
———Feb-Aug
89
$80
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-An.7
1979_
Southern
Wasatch
'
95
71
Feb-Aug
——
1978—,
F
—0.1
347.6
,
«
89
$75
92
—
1976
3s
9—
98%
$87
Mar-.fepf
1973
274s series C
276.4
Shares
102%
80
13
94
118
118
1965
1973—.
3 (4s series
-
3s
99%
88%
86
$92%
Power Ccfi-p 3s,
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62__Jan-July
Edison
99(4
$83%
Jan-July
1998—Jan-July
1981
May-Noy
6s
Water
Southern California.
—0.7
StOClC8
57
199
93(4
Jan-July
1st mortgage 3 (4s 1968
April-Ocf
mortgage 3s 1971
::
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3(4s 1964—June-Dec
Power
3 (4 s
317.5
154.9
382.7
503.5
—1.7
4
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
119
81(4
—
1st
Public
438.7
—1.4
276.1
Service
405.7
low.
98
1
'
Electric Power Co Ltd—
(4s due 1953 extended to 1963
Safe
—1.4
275.6
341.7
and
322.5
/
.
472.5
..
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Nippon
Ohio
365.0
Wed.
debentures
3(4s
,
153.8*
58%
1
Corp—
subord
Power
-
462.9
271.0"
;
66
52
81%
„
90'/a
1:55
—
'
400.3
456.5
—ri-2
1.4
432.9
394.8
Goods
.
.
•New
86%
103
52
April-Oct
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6(4%
57
:|:95
—i
337.4
;
130
81
77 Va
78(4
103
—_May
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1967-.
1970
4s
57
Maj/-Nov
.
97 (4
91
86
High
;
426.9
Durable Goods
57%
91
Jan-July
.
50
51
June-Dec
'
333.3
■
!
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
Mining
LOW
High
'
L_■_
—
Manufacturing
RR—
mortgage' 4s -series
-1957—
'
Change
Composite
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st
*
Percent"
Aug. 30, '57
"
Non-Durable
High
I
The SEC index of stock prices based on the
closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ended
Sept. 6, 1957, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
Jan
23'
•
Bonds
Friday's
148
Quar-Feb
1970
3%s 1378_
23
"
%"T{$
"A "Feb
June-Dec
1970
3
78.67 Jan
—
Low
"
75,000
June-Dec
Pump 4s Inc debs 1994
Chicago Transit, Authority
Jan
Week's Range
Sale Price
95.07 July 26
85.25 f ob 13
—
Range for 1956
High
94.00 Aug
"
Sept. 6, '57
---
Last
High
-Low
6% July
Feb
5 iff
Low
Appalachian
Apr
60% Aug
100
.
Friday
'
87T2
13—
May
600
12%
Sept.
Jan
101
Sep
1,600
20%
17.
■-•
-
Jan
4(4
July
2%
14
.39 %
1%
Averages
8% July
Jan
5V4
40
63
85.19
26% Mar
94%
14%
87.80
15% Aug
92%
1%
gg.30
10
10% Mar
92%
,v-
9„
1,800
425
12%
'
'»
Range' for 1957
87.36
Sept.
Sept.
Wed. Sept. 11Thurs. Sept. 12—
1,300
li«
Closing
Jan
7
61
>«
85.15
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Hate—
3
3%
20%
85.10
85.10
t
(35 Stocks)
Feb
10
16%
ltk,' " 1E>%
.
Over-lhe-Counler Industrial Stock
Jan
(4
1(4 Sep
3
63
83.93
Jan
1,200
.
.
:
Mar
8% July
16
*
--
—•
BONDS
&
84.37
68
Fvt
Steel
83.00
1,100
2%
11%
17%..
17-%
-
A Amer
85.13
7(4
i,
Stock
88.27
139% May
20(4 Aug
'
£1
Wright
American
164.32
:
dep rets ord reg——
Hasgreaves Ltd—
•Zapata Petroleum Corp
67.58
33% Sep
—
207b
-—8
;
132.49
800
-1
_1
common!
460.56
5,600
lib
—
-
-—2
Inc
Ltd—
W)
10
3%
'<
12
Jan
J
..J".
-100
(John)'Industries Ltd—
Woodall
'
1
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—25
84.20
Sept.
85.09
84.15
83.06
29(4 Jan
2%
1
Lt, 4%%' pi'd
83.10
84.86
38
11%
:
85.10
08.29
Apr
2%
:
83.12
80.26
162.34
Jan
11%
17%
'——-
1
84.96
161.24
67.11
23%
-
«-10
162.90
67.04
32%
_1
Industries
67.29
100
9%
25
:
132.52
130.64
200
1%
-10c
88.39
Bonds
84.00
<
129.93
240
35
83.13
470.23
36%
35
1%
—5
•
PWr &
33%
—"
40
ities
84.91
474.40
tan
54
100
Util¬
88.31
474.28
Feb
Va
1.200
.
Ralls
Total
;
91
Sep
126(4 Jau;
A...
63%
Grade
Rails
trials
10
9
x29Vb x29%
2914
.
—1
common-
preferred
%
63.%
164.37
Second
11..—.
:
.
Stocks
67.73
10
First
Grade
2% July
174 May
-A
—
-V#
1
Corp
&
Brothers
%
i
_10
Corp
Williams-McWilliams
Wilson
—'
ities
133.94
.
•
10
..
Jan
5(4
10
Indus¬
Sept.
214
200
65
Sept.
2
...600
478.63
—
Total
roads
trials
6
18
Util¬
Sept.
2,400
5%„.
Date
Sept.
10
A
20
Rail¬
,
Jan
2%
.5.1 o
I
30
Indus-
Aug
21
j
bonds
-Bortds-
July
3% July
160
19% Mar
2%
com——•
-20
36
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg_.
White Eagle Internal. Oil Co
While-Stores'Inc common
1%
130(4 Feb
2'A
and
by Dow, Jones & Co.:
-Stocks-
Jan
July
33% Aug
2(4 Apr
1% Sep
1% Feb
70
,
Averages
1
100
142%.
on
Jan
3(4
15% Feb
"
listed
18
25% Feb
2,800
lib.. .5,100
1%
17,400
Jan
104
19%
-J
Stock and Bond
the daily closing averages of
representative stocks
the New York Stock
Exchange as compiled
are
4% Jan
19%
—
.
.i—Is
TabletStationery
6%
86% Jan
*
Western Maryland; Ry 7% 1st pfd„ 100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
-
141
—
.
30
100
l—.
Jan
Aug
3% July
63
July
1% Aug
600
311a
1%.
.
—
;
7(4
•
3
200
—
2914
—•
-
(Del)
Jan
Jan
4% Sep
.100
....
2%
■.
x31(a
1%
i—2
±
2%
;
c
1
series
Webster Investors Inc
■
„
30.
;
Waltham Precision Instrument Co
-
*-
_
;
7%
13(4
Below
3
•
Waitfe •& Bond Inc
.
Jan
Sep
Sep
-V,";-
•
Wagner Baking voting'ctfs ext_
"1% preferred.
$2 cumulative preferred
6
5
900
cumula-
certiiicates;
Jan
July
11
'
■
4%
Apr
3% Aug
2,500
July
141
115
1,000
5%
65(4 Jun
2% Aug
50
5
1
85 "
Feb
35%
1,400
125
Jan
Jan
x80
—
2,000
—
■
Co
*
3%
5%
2
.•
Corp
w
•
3%
1
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co__
Manufacturing—
125
.
**
47%""
2%
1
rVogt
;
45
—
Petroleum
6(4
4% Mar
—
__
,_5 '
Norman Industries warrants—
Van
•
•
1-6"''
1
-—
—
opvcfn
vnr>>dt
Foreign corporate
—
106(4
24'
$323,000
$368,000*
1
The Commercial
38
and Financial Chronicle
Monday, September 16,
.• .■ .
1957
(1182)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
SEPTEMBER 13
Boston Stock Exchange
Week's
Last
American
Co
—
Boston Edison.
common
34% May
3,656
1,018
170 y4
Jun
180% Mar
48%
Sep
48%
52%
46%
47%
47%
Sep
11% Sep
11%
10
275
80
58.
25%
25 V8
Sep
31%
32%
482
28%
Feb
100
100
100
•
*
5
1
—*
iya
i%
25
70c
25
Co
adjust—:.
preierred
:
Co.
Electric
Co
Gillette Co
Copper Corp
—
.
55
55
—
■
ANN ARBOR
42 y8
Jan
42 y8
July
Jan
1%
Apr
54 y4
Aug
67%
Feb
17%
Jan
13 y2
Apr
52
Jan
<
47%
48%
75
51%
53%
514
62%
65%
36%
37%,.
260
88%
94
576
88% Sep
182%
Jan
30%
32%
151
30% Sep
40 y4
July
12%
100
12
Feb
15
15%
131% 133 *:
4,245
15
„.
*
\
Last
STOCKS
Sep
59% Mar
52%
Feb
72% July
36% Sep
46 y2 Mar
Electric
Allen
common,
Corp
10
1—1
20
100
100
50c
100
.
Narragansett Racing Association
England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co
New
N Y,
Hart RR
N H &
Norbute
RR <N H)
Northern
Jan
137%
Jun
16%
Jan
Mar
5%
Jun
3
6
86
91% Mar
Sep
48%
50%
337
42%
Feb
60 y8
July
18%
19
355
18% Sep
22%
Jan
24
24%
200
24
28 V4 May
21%
21%
400
20% Aug
7
59 y8
62%
1,717
*
42
43
Co
S
Rubber
S
Smelting Rfg & Mining
System Inc
Jan
59'/a
Sep
65 y4 May
130
36
Feb
49 y2 May
20'/a
241
17%
488
24% Mar
27% AUg
43%
44%
1,306
4iy4 Aug
47% Jan
38%
37%
39%
769
40%
396
37% Aug
39% Feb
45%
39%
49
Jan
39%
39%
90
39%
63%
Jan
13%
13%
15
12% Apr
14
Feb
61
64 y4
950
52 y4
68% July
63%
Feb
Sep
Feb
xr-?-roiat,on
Consolidated
Feb
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Friday
Last
Champ common
Cincinnati Gas &
Economy Baler
4%
preferred
Cincinnati Telephone
Eagle
Kahn
(E)
Brewing
Goebel
Hall
Electric
13%
110
HI
13%
Jun
44
Jan
52
38 %,
8
40%
Feb
167/a
Sep
40 y2 Aug
17'/a
42%
84
—
13
13V4
72
170% 172%
56%
71%
49%
53%
13%
13%
—
—
—
13
208
30
120
184
13%
35
61
6%
44%
44
Standard Tube class B
51j/h
Feb
Sep
50% July
59%
70
Jan
Feb
70
Aug
39% Sep
45
Jun
42 y4 Mar
47% July
95
34
58
39%
47%
39%
47 %
10
60
—
16 %
16%
133
—
—.
37%
43%
37%
43%
33
—1
—
59%
65
5
& Light
Cheniical
58%
64 %
1
-
—
54 %
55 %
183
Jan
41% May
•
Wright
Jan
16 y4
Jan
5%
—
Gas
65%
19% May
7% July
58%
—
Federated
Stores
:
Feb
18
Jan
36% Aug
42% Feb
46%
Jan
93
49%
Apr
45 \
186%
54%
Sep
68
Jun
177% Mar
205
y4 July
34
Jun
71
53
Electric
General
General Motors
.
16 y2
Aug
Abbott Laboratories
Admiral
Akron
Alleghany
Allied
Allis
&
Lorillard
122
52%
Feb
72% July
American
506
38%
Feb
47% July
American
8
14%
Jan
17
Apr
34%
52
33% Aug
38%
Jan
31%
1
30%
Jan
367/8 July
15%
75
15%
Sep
20 y8 May
Jan
—
—
—
33%
31%
15y2
—
21 %
21%
50
14%
22
Aug
—
3oy8
30ya
20
28% Aug
45%
Jan
34
34%
35
34
Mar
39% July
34
34%
88
33
Mar
Montgomery Ward
*
—
36 y2
58y4
40
36y8
Feb
—
36 %
57%
40% July
39% Jan
89
48%
Feb
69%
—
24%
24%
50
19ys
20%
43y4
230
50
94
23% Aug
18% S^p
22%
20%
43V4
18%
20%
42%
19%
23% May
42%
Sep
53
Jan
—
39
39
50
38 %
Feb
49 y8
Jun
50
48%
58%
Can Co
American
27
21
70
15
52%. July
293/4
12
Register
Pure
5
5
_.
Oil
—
25%
—
53%
54
33
48
Feb
65 »/8 July
Co
5
—
22%
23
26
21
Jan
25 % July
Rand
50
*
21 %
20%
21 %
38
20%
Apr
26 %
July
38
Sep
45%
Feb
37%
Jan
Southern
Southern
Standard
Railway
Brands
Standard Oil
(Indiana)
Standard Oil
(N J)
10
10
5
1.40
*
25
—
46%
—
Edison
5
•
;
Shoe
1
—
lliy4
—
38
40%
45%
60%
24%
'
22% May
25 y2
201
10
41 y4
Feb
Jun
29 y4
72
45
45%
53%
Sep
Feb
25
23%
Feb
13
13
107% 11114
21 % 21 %
62 % 64%
2
16
35
240
13
Aug
—
6414
10
40%
40%
64%
40%
20
105
Mar
Sep
18%
24%
64%
58
27
14
16%
(F W)
Feb
40%
4714
61 %
12%
Steel
Westinghouse
Woolworth
—
—
Carbide
S
'
19%
7
Union
S
—
1
Oil
Toledo
U
Jan
3
Socony
U
Jun
Mar
15
Sears Roebuck
53 V4
Jan
28
53 %
58
29 y4
20
25%
Reynolds Tobacco
St Regis Paper
Schenley
Sunray
—
5
Republic Steel
6i.errv
50
33%c
10
101%
18
Feb
Feb
68% July
29 %
Jun
13% Apr
124% July
22% July
72%
52%
68
39% Aug
Jan
42% Aug
61% Jan
57% Mar
Feb
Feb
45%
Jan
July
Jan
BONDS
Cincinnati
Transit 4%s
footnotes see page 46.
47
47
47%$10,862.50
Apr
725
450
3% May
26%
200
Feb
31 % July
10%
Feb
(15% Jun
I
5% Mar
4% Sep
17% Mar
18 % Mar
Feb
7
13%
Feb
Jan
20
,20% July
,10
Apr
.
16
Apr
2%
1% Mar
Sep
47
Sep
58
Jan
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
44%
500
800
30
9%
High
Low
High
600
7%
7%
250
11%
200
8%
200
51%
53%
2,200
Feb
37%
50 % July
Sep
9% Aug
14%
71% May
9%
29i/4
12
Feb
9
5%
Machine
Motors
Co
&
63% July
16% May
300
31 %
Sep
200
38
Aug
51% July
80
82
300
80
Aug
101% July
16%
17%
800
16% Sep
21
1
17%
17%
100
16% Aug
25% May
2,300
40
Feb
45% July
40 Va
Sep
43
400
15%
Jan
31% Feb
—_12.50
44%
42%
44%
41%
40 %
41%
(111)
900
36 Vs May
Co
100
171%
_25
72%
25
(Un)
Company
Corp
(Un)
50
(Un)
37%
37%
100
7%
July
5%
17% Jun
43% July
B% Mar
Jan
52%
10
7%
1,100
133A
1,400
170%. 172 %
2,200
71%
72%
700
70
Aug
78%
34%
100
31'%
Feb
43% July
49
52%
1,900
49
Sep
72%
Jan
54%
5
Corp
16%
34%
7%
13%
(Un)
Viscose
Steel
37%
7
Foundry__
Jan
,
16%
1
5
Tel & Tel
Anaconda
Sep
Feb
9% Aug
26
9%
Corp
American Tobacco
American
Jan
■
38
AmericanvRad & Stand San (Un)
American
Jan
Mar
Jun
10
—1
——L
(Un)__:—
Investment
American
Jan
38%
31%
T
400
51%
Feb
64%
Jan
54%
16 %
Jan
13
13
170%
Sep
Jan
18'.
Sep
179% Mar
Jan
(111)
5
13%
13%
13%
Feb
5%
5%
100
4%
Feb
Ashland Oil & Refining common
1
17%
17%
17i/4
300
16%
Feb
6% July
19'% May
lo
22%
22%
22%
1,200
22V4
Sep
26% Jan
9i/4
9%
1,100
Armour & Co
Warrants
Atchison
Common
non-cumulative preferred
Athey Products Corp
;
5%
Atlantic
10
_4
Washer
Co
22%
23%
900
46%
46%
100
41 Vb
%
16,900
6%
1,800
13%
13%
100
13%
Sep
12%
12%
900
12 »/4
Apr
*
64%
64%
50
3%
3%
600
Sinks
~
Aviation
Corp
Consolidated
Steel
Corp
Inc
8
&
Sons
Foote
(E
Gear
II_IIII~5
5
5
~
J)
Works—IIII
Corp
31%
33
54
52
54
44%
431/8
45
3,700
28
28
50
39
40y4
1%
40%
2
1%
200
300
200
64
Jan
Sep
3% Mar
31%
51%
Sep
Sep
11/4 Mar
41%
26
Feb
Mar
36% Aug
14
14%
250
14
Jun
28%
14
28%
100
251/8
Feb
Sep
211A
37%
800
371/4
75%
37%
*
I~20c
75%
150
73
Mar
100
2
Jan
2
2
17%
Feb
5
_
17%
17%
17%
100
1
(Un)~ II
_
700
31%
—III—~~Io
Budd
Company
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
12%
j
Airplane
Corp
(George W) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
Brach
I_IIII 5
(Un)I_I~pi
(Un)
Fisheries
Borg
Brad
10
Manufacturing Co
Boeing
Booth
1
13
Manufacturing Co
Bethlehem
Jun
%
6%
Co
Inc
Benquet
Apr
Aug
Jun
ZIIZIsOc
Bastian-Blessing
Bendix
10%
24
57
3
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
(Un)
Bearings
%
11
11
11%
600
11
38%
38%
600
33%
Feb
18%
18%
200
181/4
Sep
25%
26
300
23%
Jun
"Is
J12 50
Butler Brothers
15
18%
—
—
■'
Feb
1.50
6
V
Jan
9% July
14%
Manufacturing Corp
Belden
1,000
_io
Refining Co
Automatic
Avco
14
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Burton-Dixie
1998
5% Aug
11%
Jan
9%
_
For
9% Aug
2%
transactions only
common—10
Cyanamid new
Jan
—
53%
58
Cash
24% Mar
11% July
Feb
4
38
31%
(Un)
American
Armco
34%
Distillers
Feb
8% Jan
Broadcasting
41%
__
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola 1
Phillips Petroleum
Feb
1
America
of
Airlines
15y4
2
National
13% Aug
61% July
Sep
31%
9%
10
Paramount Theatres (Un)
65
Apr
Monsanto
(The) Corp
Chemical
Jan
2
*
American
15%
68 »/8
25
L)
Jun
Sep
900
—8
American
63%
40%
53% Aug
15
53%
*
Manufacturing—
Co
59 y2 Mar
1
(P)
(Glen
Martin
17%
Jan
Jun
23
8%
1
Corp—
Aluminum
55%
Sep
*
Tel
Jan
13
11 %
7%
50c
Ltd
55 y4
Feb
52%
10
Tel
Inc
Loew's
Natl
Paper
Chalmers
—
28 y8
125
*
International
Apr
1%
33%
42%
2U1
923
100
400
550
550
410
323
Range
43
5
(Un)—
Corp
Aluminium
53
41%
27%
1%
Week'a
9%
Allied Laboratories
31
—
Jan
14%
155
290
800
29%
Castings—!
Manufacturing
Brass
52 '/a
—
Feb
17 % May
1% Mar
7 /8
I4 %
2 /e
1
__—___—
Aluminum
Advanced
30%
*
Harvester
International
Mead
Corp
53
1%
Mar
6%
10% July
25%
305
5
10
common
Acme Steel Co
31
3
Greyhound Corp
28
8% July
Aug
Sep
29% Mar
18%
Low
Par
—
1
5
Dynamics
Last
Sale Frica
2.50
,
May
12%
%00
,
July
23
8% Mar
18%
compilation of the round-lot
Friday
5
Department
Motor
—
—
STOCKS
5
Dupont
—
3
Feb
Midwest Stock Exchange
A
Jan
18
Jan
—
*
,
Jan
47% July
4% Apr
Jan
5% Jan
,7%
I4
2%
—
180 y8 Mar
72%
10
-
—
Jan
24
49% Sep
25
City Products
Colgate-Palmolive
—
1
—1
Udylite Corporation common
Wayne Screw common
Feb
16% Feb
85
3%
28%
48% July
77%
35
6%
—
L—10
1
1
common
Manufacturing common
July
Aug
70
13%
17 y4
17
Sep
170% Jan
72%
52%
56%
4
1
2
5
1
—
Jan
47 y4
—
Jan
8%
Jun
52
—
(The)
common
Dillon
—
24
Feb
24
1,495
I5''8
Mar
16y8 Mar
Jun
52
40%
•
O
Power
Sep
36
16%
3
Steel
Dayton
Jan
51
42 %,
1
:
Curtiss
Sheller
25
lS/'8„
Jun
59
1%
185
1,702
600
,8
Apr
27%
3%
iuu
15
Jan
Jan
4"%
51%
17%
725
^
13
60% 62%
24% 24%
10
10%
4
4/b
9%
9 A
3%
3%
28% 28%
11% 11 /a
4%
4%
18
18 %
62%
3%
111
/a
Jan
•'
'• :
'•
5% Sep
38% Apr
260
,4
Jan
7%
Sep
14% Sep
1,090
300
10
49%
41% May
21% Jan
52%
190
,
Sep
Sep
24%
J00
.,,
82% July
17% Mar
Jun
34%
385
5,4
12
I4
--
1
5
Spring & Axle common
Rockwell
Scotten
62% Aug
jun
—
2%
Rudy Manufacturing
Sherman Products
Jun
4*y4
Aug
—
*
common
Company
(H W)
Jan
45% Jan
5
Oil
General
17
Rickel
68
9/0
'
—
Products
Brewing common
Pfeiffer
47%
100
106
—
—
Service
Ford
33% Aug
53 y4 Aug
4
70
50
Columbia
Jan
Mar
51
43
72%
(111)
and
9
87
18%
61%
43
171%
Manufacturing
Cities
Feb
Mar
49%
—
25
Tobacco
Bethlehem
Aug
18%
60%
10
Avco
4% Mar
38
Telephone & Telegraph—100
Ashland
Prophet
52
—
5
Armco
Dow
—
10
Anaconda
C
61 '/a
50%
1
•Airlines
Cyanamid
American Radiator
Armour
90 y2 Mar
13%
—
*
Stores
American
Sep
Co
&
Metal
Stocks
Unlisted
American
Parker Rustproof common
3% July
101
50
Preferred
Parke
Jan
30
7y2
120
56
I
•
Rapid
U S Printing common
American
34%
54
„
Apr
37%
Sep
80
25
34%
2
30%
Feb
J™
31
31
25% 16%
J A 1,2
—
3
Sep
July
6 %
,
Sep
37% Jan
14% Sep
3% Apr
1,070
357
1,14J
3,841
6%
10
12
—
1
Davis
Jun
7fab
.
22% 23
25
25%
—
*
Peninsular
Jan
16 V4
4,60
5%...
41/4 42 /2
- 4 ;
4 /•
-2.4
2A .
5/2
-1
10
1
Refineries
Apr
95 y4 Jan
64%
44%
Feb
21% May
50% July
Feb
•
5%
6%
23
25%
1
r
•
-
—
Micromatic Hone common
3
■
—
1
Industries
41 /8
--
UO
2%
1
Bearing
—.
Manufacturing
Motors——
International Breweries
Hoover Ball &
Hoskins
:
—
-
Michigan Sugar common
High
2% Sep
565
227
■
--
—2
LamD
83 »4
54
—1
—
Gamble—
&
American
4%
8%
80%
14/2
—1
—1
——
Oil & Chemical
Lakes
Great
23%
__
*
Sons
&
Kroger
Allied
"4%
8y8
80%
-
;
33%
10
Art
Procter
2%
25
General Motors Corp
25%
77
—
-1
Industries
Wood
Gar
Leonard
146
30
503
16
390
35,712
—•
Plcher
Gibson
8%
80%
100
Preferred
24%
84 y4
78 Va
2%
77 y4
2%
4%
12y2
*
i
Dow common
35%
23%
84 V4
77
Trailer
Frueliauf
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
26
34%
—
"Rights
Cincinnati Transit
25 y2
24%
Co
Motor
Ford
Seeley
(S S)
Lansing Stamping
High
—
—J-~
Inc
Fenestra
4
-3
10
~5
1
5
17% Sep
2f*
465
39/8 40 %
14/4 15
4
*
34% 37
24% 25
52% 52 /2
.i4 -8 1®-
15
1
—
Ex-Cell-O Corporation
Kresge Co
Shares
—
20
*
8.50
100
50
Electric com
Corporation
Steel
Detroit
3% Aug
--
40/a
May
28% July
34%
™ "*
20
1
High
Feb
22
i' <*
.16% 17
44
44 f
—
King
Sales
for Week
Week's
Low
Par
American Laundry
Range
of Prices
1J
-
—
common
Edison
Detroit
Kaiser
Sale Pries
3J/a
--
Bros
Davidson
Howell
STOCK!
-
.
-10
Paper
Power
Consumers
Jan
19%
27 y8
44 y2
12.50
WestinghouBe Electric Corp
23%
18%
*
•
25
5
50
*
Mach Corp—
U
Sep
26%
1
U
Waldorf
50
86%
86
17 y8
Sep
11% Sep
110
5
5
*
Stop- & Shop Inc
Torrington Co —
United
Fruit Co
Shoe
11%
11%
Sep
131%
275
5
Pennsylvania
RR Co
Quincy Mining Co—
Shawmut Association
Standard Oil Co (N J)
Stone & Webster Inc
United
-
—
24% 26
3 /a
3^a
Jun
50
25
Chemical.
Mathieson
Olin
—,
Corp
12%
15%
1317/a
Budd Company common
14
Low
2% Mar
200
^uu
iuu
2%
2%
-
Range Since Jan. 1
Shaies
.
High
Low
2
1
—5
Metal Products common
American
for Week
Range
of Trices
1
—
Sales
Week's
.
Par
Brown-McLaren Mfg common
Cement
Star
Lone
'
'
"
Sale Trice
51%
1,922
'
t
■
Friday
70
65y8
\
f
9%
July
Detroit Stock Exchange
'
9%
-
PONTIAC
.1
70% Aug
Mar
47
KALAMAZOO
JACKSON
'
Aug
14% Aug
65%
1st pfd class A—
Kennecott
16
14
11%
First Nat'l Stores Inc
General
Jan
Feb
25%
Eastern Mass St Ry
Motor
170
19 y4
49y8 July
DETROIT
/
.
WOodward 2-5525
Telephone:
44 %
Fuel Assoc com.—,—10
Gas. &
cum
14%
Ford Building
Jan
Jan
Jun
37
Midwest Stock Exchange
Exchange
Detroit Stock
Mar
36%
1
'
-
63%
-5
1
*
5%
414
—.
.—-—10
cum
40%
44
73 y8
54
Aug
15 % July
34
4£%
Co
Range
Eastern
15%
15%
'46
686
-
43
Service Co_
Copper
Ford
8% Mar
Sep
1A
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc
6%
Jan
25%
—*
Boston fevs Prop_
Cities
5%
58
100
preferred
5%
198
American Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
New York
73/4
26%
170% 172%
171%
-
-
—
Maine RR
&
Boston
—
100
50
25».
100
Tel & Tel
An&eonda
High
Low
nigh
7%
-
& CO
Members
Range Since Jan. 1
25%
7%
5
100
Refining com
American Sugar
Low
Par
i
Motors Corp
American
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
WATLING, LERCHEN
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
Mar
1%
Jan
7% July
18% May
14% May
74
4y8
May
37
July
May
66
1%
Jun
Jan
50% July
35% May
44%
July
18%
July
29% May
45% Jan
86
Jua
2
3/4 Feb
21% May
14%
J0n
52% July
21% Jan
28% Jan
Volume JL8&
Number. 5673 ./. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
'
STOCKS
•
Week's
Range
Television Corp
C
&
C
Carrier
Corp
Celanese
Corp of America
Brewing Corp
Centlivre
Central
South
.&
Central Illinois
West
Public
Champluv Oil & Ref
Milw
St
4% 54*
Colorado^ Fuel
17%
Jan
Modine
3%
Jun
Monsanto. Chemical
1%
Feb
34%
Jan
28 %
27%
28%
600
27%
Jun
24%
24%
200
24% Aug
25
58%
57
58%
300
59
Jan
Commonwealth
69% Jan
16y8
Feb
Consumers
Power
Jan
34 %
Continental
Crane
Can
Manufacturing
Muter
31%
32%
300
9%
9%
200
136
77
% 140'
74%
Apr
Napco
31%
.74
■
105
Sep
37%
Industries
121%
Feb
Feb
20
77
129
L>3%
Feb
Apr
140
National
Jan
82 y4
24 Vb
Aug
25% Aug
58 y4 Mar
70% May
38%
39%
1,100
38%
51 "
Jan
North
American
Aviation
-78
50
Feb
North
American
Car
* 36
100
Sep
35% Aug
8914
36
43 y2 May
Northern
Illinois
Gas
100
14
20%
Northern
Pacific
78
Aug
Jan
28y8
100
28 y8 May
32 y4 July
16%
16%
16%
1,200
16% Aug
18%
40
39%
40
2,300
37% July
28%
2,600
26
31%
Apr
Oak
>
.„,28%
" 15%
5
>
10
Mar
18
200
14% Aug
15%
Jun
Ohio
400
44 y2
Aug
49%
Jan
Ohio
500
17%
Sep
20%
Apr
Oklahoma Natural
43
Edison
Oil
Sep
Feb
46% July
Olin-Mathlesori
17%
Aug
Owens-Illinois
2iy2
Feb
36%
28%
28%
Pacific
Electric
100
7%
7y8
7%
35%
37%
27% Aug
7y8 Sep
1,800
35
35%
300
36%
46% May
July
10%
Sep
Jan
Gas
5
54%
56 Vs
1,900
54%
Sep
68
Flour
Mills
Ford
—1
of
Motor
Foremost
1
100
100
17%
178
19
Feb
Feb
May
33%
34
200
33%
Sep
51%
97%
97%
200
84 V*
Feb
10%
200
10
Aug
11% May
15%
15%
5
Inc
10
Fruehauf-Trailer
800
15%
Jan
Pepsi-Col a
Pfizer
General
Amer
>
Box
16% July
Apr
Transportation
•
250
53%
200
53
16
500
15%
Sep
18%
Apr
Pullman
350
12%
Jun
15y2
Apr
Pure
1,400
14y8
Sep
24 Vb
General Candy Corp
General Contract
General
13%
14 y8
14%
15
8%
5% May
Jun
.
Feb
59% Mar
_
———
Utilities
Potter Co
>
Gillette
(The)
Glidden
Co
Co
3
Public
Goodyear
Tire
Gossard' (W
„
&
8%
127
10 v4 May
Jan
12
200
56%
400
52 y2
Aug
68% July
64%
1,500
52%
Feb
72% July
42 y8
4,300
14%
9y2 July
Jan
41%
41%
Feb
47% July
35%
35%
100
34% Mar
39% May
40%
39%
40%
600
38 y2
Aug
45 % May
S8%
-
36%
38 vb
800
36%
Sep
46
38%
% Mar
10
H)
Rubber
Co
35%
35%
35%
.100
34 V*
Jun
88%
.86%
88%
300
73%
Feb
93% July
16
350
Sep
17 %
—J—*
Granite City Steel Co
16
15%
12.50
43%
15%
Gray
Drug
Stores
Lakes Dredge
—.
—
43 y4
Sep
57 Va
Jan
Jun
Great
Greif
29%
200
23 y2
Jan
29%
37 %
36%
37%
1,000
29 y8
Jan
1
2%
2%
2%
1,300
1%
Jan
39% Aug
3% July
_1
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
,
29 y4
•
J
Dock
&
Jan
100
43%
'
Great
,
Lakes ,Towing common—
Cooperage class A—
"
"32%
_»
Bros
_*
40%
3
32%
*40%
34
July
50
30
Jan
40%
100
38
Jan
42% Mar
15%
15%
400
14%
Jan
16"% May
9%
15%
9%
115
9J/a
10
151% May
*
Greyhound Corp
♦
Oil Corp——
Gulf
*
.
/ \
_1
'
'
*
;
'
^
(G)
Feb
138
Jun
39%
Jan
12%
Sep
Sep
27% Sep
21% Aug
Jan
31% Aug
17% Aug
41%
40%
41
300
39% Jan
49% May
'15% Aug
85% Jun
17% Jim
8%
16%
600
28 Va
400
15%
16%
65%
66
16%
16%
-47%
37
36
8
47 Vb
1,200
950
.
-
36% July
38% Jan
Jan
19% July
77% Jan
'
400
•*
300
.37%
25%
15% Aug
20% Jan
47% Sep
36
Jfcb
»
2,800
/' 52 Vb May
44%
in
25%
300
49%
300
25% Aug
42% Fab
28
49
O0
T'il*
59%
60
30O
57% Jan
65
July s
46%
46%
46%
100
14%
15
300
46% Aug
13% Aug
51
15
33%
33 Vs
200
28% Jan
100
14%
Feb
36% May
16% July
250
14%
Sep
16%
16 %
*
14%
6
9%
,'4%
Coke
25
Mar
3,100
4%
200
25 Vb
1,700
of
Oil
Indiana
31
Apr
19
500
18%
Sep
22 Va
Jan
900
40
Aug
49
Apr
20%
20%
300
18% Jan
74 V„ MftT
55%
55'/b
100
43
Feb
64% July
43%
44%
500
43%
Sep
63
Jan
100
14 y4 Mar
18%
52%
Apr
Jan
7%
Jun
141%
14%
14%
43%
42%
43%
1,000
.
7%
7%
7%
750
42% Aug
6% May
34%
»
33%
34%
400
33%
60%
60 %
100
Sep
60% Feb
39% May
65% Jan
38
48
Co
(Un)
5
391/2
38%
39 %
500
Co
5
39 Va
36
39%
4,700
•
Reynolds
33%
6
21%
10
Inc
53%
52%
34
,
900
21%
100
53%
1,500
Feb
Jun
33% Jan
39 Vat
31%
40
Jan
Sep
May
16% Mar
23% Aug
48%
59%
Feb
Jan
1
Metals
Reynolds
Bros
Tobacco cl B
x31
30
X31
200
32% Mar
38
1
Co
(R J)
Richman
51
48
51
500
48
64% July
(Un)—10
Co
58%
•
Spring & Axle
Dutch Petroleum Co
5
Rockwell
Royal
•
*
Oats
Revlon
24
60%
•
(Un)
Jan
Jan
7% Feb
_!■
1
Co
Company
17
12
40%
VB
3
(The)
Service
Sep
Aug
24%
.•
r
4%
40
1
(Un)
9% Aug
18 %
—12.60
i,
-
14%
Jun
18% Jan
24%
33Yac
:
(Un;
16 %
10
•.
40%.
(new)—25
4.
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Feb
x25
57%
324%
58%
1,100
Sep
62 va JUly
July
58%
Sep
500
24
27
100
26% Feb
31 Va
July
52%
54%
800
52% Sep
61
July
58%
54%
25
27
20g
National
Public
Stockyards
Service
*
A
class
Paper Co
Schering
Corp
Schwitzer
Sears
12
58%
57% Feb
62
May
9
luly
26
,
Jun
Class
1
South
12%
Sep
17%
Jan
Southern
Co
13
Jan
Southern
Pacific
1] l/2 Mar
19%
100
17%
17%
400
16%
Feb
18 v4
Jan
38
38%
100
38%
Sep
38%
Sep
78
*
2%
2%
2,600
'4%
4%
200
25%
25%
100
1
2%
an
Feb
47%
Jan
73%
73%
100
73
Aug
20% Aug
36% >un
12
Feb
94% July
25% Mar
21
21 %
200
26%
25%
26%
3,400
121/41
,
1
12%
12%
30
10
10
»<
13% May
10%
800
10%
10%
10%
200
9% July
11% May
83'A
83%
83 %
100
75% Feb
26%
28%
100
26% Aug
92% May
32 Va Apr
Signode
Steel
Sinclair
Oil
Co
Strapping
1
Com
Bend
0
Lathe
Sperry Rand Corp
58%
58%
200
86
Peb
67% Jun
54%
53%
54%
900
47%
Feb
65
July
27%
27%
29 Va
300
33
Jan
22%
22 Va
300
27% Sep
20% Jan
40%
40
40Va
700
40
46%
21
20%
21'/4
2,800
5
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Co
11% May
5
Works
(Un)__
9% July
15
8ocony Mobil Oil (Un»
12%
12%
Sep
_i
38% Jun
1,650
Sep
27
7.50
—
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Aug
13%
10%
600
5,800
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B
Oil
11
27%
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Shell
Co
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10
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27
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5
Corp
Roebuck
Serrick
29
100
,
2%
Louis
Louis
St Regis
108
12%
38%
St
400
31%
1
Inc
138
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600
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Feb
;
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V
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131
138
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5,200
8
36% July
5
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500
750
32
July
May
45% July
2,800
2
(Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
St
.
Sep
18
Radio Corp of America
Apr
'
1
(Un)—
9%
86% May
Jan
1% Aug
12
5
10
72
3,700
63
5
166%
General Telephone Corp
2
9%
200
81%
55
;
56%
1
Electric Co—,
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Motors
Corp
General: Public
■9%
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General
,
80%
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Dynamics Corp
111%
29%
Jan
13 y2
2.50
_
300
26%
1
preferred
&
Phillips Petroleum Co
5%
"15%
,
1
Corp..
50
40%
23% Aug
35% Apr
28
38
33%
1
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Quaker
General
30% Jan
200
17%
28
E_
prior
Phelps Dodge Corp
Philco Corp (Un)
53%
53 %
2
Auto
16
class
Co
convertible
5ya
5
-
58
200
32 %
5
(Un)
Airways (Un)
(Un)
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light
112% July
10 %
1
Inc
100
41%
24%
25%
6.25
Pictures
Pen
5',f
205% July
10
Cp
Drive
34
18%
.
5
America
Dairies
Four-Wheel
18%
184 y2 184 %
5
Corp
&
Corp
Patterson-Sargent
Co
Peabody Coal Co common
Warrants
Jun
56%
Chemical
Pan Amer World
Paramount
■
Dow Chemical Co
Falstaff Brewing
58
41%
Apr
Jan
;
Jun
17%
7.50
Glass
28
(Un)
3%
12% Sep
68% July
33
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32% May
Inc
2% Jan
6% July
26%
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12
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300
500
May
Co
100
8,900
.
10%
Jan
5% Jan
27%
1
.
2,200
21
Watch
40
45% Mar
28%
10
Gas
27%
27% Feb
Lines
38% Jon
40% July
3% Aug
1
Co—
(Un).
'
16%
650
Air
.
Co
Co
43
200
National
8%
July
8%
8
15
21%
Eastman. Kodak
30
5
27
1
(Un).
3
100
109
40%
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18%
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Inc
3
58
1
Corp
Power
15%
29%
USA
(Un)
(Un)
44.%
29
Ltd
200
40%
•
RR
43
—
25
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l.ioo
4
18'A Apr
Fen
1
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15%
21
Eastern
States
(Minnesota)
Northwest
17%
...
5
Elgin
Central
Northern
1
Jan
10
Pont
36%
42%
4
Feb
66
14% Aug
30V4
800
36%
Apr
;
Jan
99% July
37% Feb
Aug
49
50
Jun
7%
24
41%
10
_
5
,
1,150
'34%
38
42 Vb Mar
27%
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9
5
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14%
Sep
July
--
1
National Standard Co
National
Tile
&
Mfg
New
14%
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common
—
5
64,%
300
600
•
Co
36%
v
1
(Un)
Co-(Un)
800
24%
64%
■
&
Drewrys
Lead
78
1
:
50%
15
33
42%
•
5
Mar
140
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
Du
Register
36
25
——
15
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Cylinder Gas
National Distillers & Chem
National Gypsum Co
Parker
Deere
Cash
Inc
44%
Co
50%
15
50c
25
Crudible Steel
_
common
National
Jan
JO
•-
28 Vs
Cudahy Packing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)_^
—
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38%
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24 y8
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31
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12.50
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Company
National
-100
Controls Co of America
200
20% July
24
1
Container Corp of America
85%
31
1
100
.8.50
.
83%
31
5
400
—15
Consolidated Cement Corp
Consolidated Foods Corp
85%
10
Vernon
17
;. —25
common
•
6% Sep
88% Feb
(Philip) & Co (Un)
25%
Corp
Edison
1,200
Mount
25%
136 y4 136%
(Un)
6%
Morris
v
Columbia Gas System
6%
High
31% Jan
6%
Montgomery Ward
16%
140
—
300
3iy2 May
"Sep
Low
33%
31
May
Range 8ia«c Jan. 1
High
32%
42% May
•
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Iron
63%
Low
32%
Brewing Co
Sep
Aug
400
Co
i
&
14
Jan
*
———
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41%
900
Cleveland; Electric Ilium
Co
100
400
—10
preferred
41%
2%
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common:.
Coleman
3,700
38%
—1
I
Elec
3%
Minnesota Mining & Mfg (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel
Missouri Portland Cement
—10
—.——.
&
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Jun
14%
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Cities.
Aug
'1%
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Cincinnati Gas
15 y8
36 y8
5
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1
Apr
Feb
3Vb Aug *
far Week
ef Prices
10
11%
1<T%
Chicago. Rock Isl &. Pacific Ry Co.
Chicago South-Shore & So Bend- 12.50
Chrysler. Corp
Utilities
30%
37%
common
South
700
'
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Middle
200
1%
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Jan
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Range
Par
1%
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,
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100
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WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Bar
FOR
Sales
(Un)__
•
(Un)
50o
Sep
20% Feb
25% July
Jan
26% July
Jun
1
1
10
Illinois: Brick Co
Illinois
—
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6
May
29
July
4y8
Spiegel
Inc
10%
2
10%
100
RR
12%
Apr
41
41
100
37%
Jan
42 %
July
California
•
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19%
19%
550
19%
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22%- Jan
44%
900
41 Va
Sep
63
20%
21
400
19%
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23%
Jan
Stewart-Warner
89%
90%
600
79
Mar
99
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20%
Jan
36%
37%
100
32 Vb
Jan
42% July
34%
33%
34%
2,000
33%
J »n
38%
International Mineral & Chemical—_5
International Nickel Co (Un)..
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International Packers Ltd.:
15
30
30
30
100
26
Feb
80
80
100
80
International
Paper
91-
International
Shoe
Steamship Co
1
•
Harvester
*
(Un)
Power
7.50
Co
;
International Tel & Tel
Interstate
10% Jun
*
of
41%
Inland
Interlake
:
(Un)
Oil
•
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Indiana Steel Products Co
International
common
Brands Inc
Standard
10
Central
Steel
Feb
25 % May
Standard
Standard
Hupp Corporation —%
1
Huttig Sash & Door common
•
,
(Un)
31% July
Sep
8% Sep
.
114%
11%
Apr
Feb
3.50
8%
200
90%
91%
500
38%
38%
100
38 V*
Sep
40 Va
31%
200
29%
Feb
13
300
13
Jun
14% Feb
Storkline
Sunbeam
4,200
52 Vb
400
48% Feb
61%
Jun
35%
35%.
100
32
41%
Apr
15%
15%
100
14
10
13%
13%
300
12
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5%
200
49%
1
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3,000
62%
52%
I
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Sundstrand
47
60
5
Corp
Studebaker-HacKard
45%
61%
10
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Furniture
46%
7
(Ohio)
.
-
90 Vb
108% July
Sep
Feb
Sunray Mid Continent
49%
50'A
200
Swift
Shinkle
&
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Shoe
(Un)
6%
*
10
55%
6%
100
54%
55 Va
300
6 Vb
7%
Sep
Jan
Company
Sylvania Electric Products
Texas
Co
63% July
45% Mar
Kaiser Alum
Kansas
&
33'/be
City Power
&
Light
Kansas Power & Light (Un)
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)_
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
La
Salle
Laclede
Extension
Gas
Leath
&
$2.50
Co
Co
Liquid
Co
Martin
Merck
Merritt
200
23 V4
Jan
92 Vb
300
90
Sep
Cement
Field
Co
27/u
Sep
9%
Sep
9%
100
14
14 Vb
400
24
24
14
50
Union
Mar
Union
Jan
Union
Aug
Union
15
Jun
137/b July
15%
Jan
24
25%
Jan
Sep
45 % Mar
43 % July
44%
101
ICVb
10%
400
IOVb
Jun
63%
63 V4
63%
300
62 V4
Aug
73
24%
24
24%
250
18 % Mar
28
61
59
61
450
55%
44%
Apr
4 Vb May
*
common
13%
Feb
81 %
Jan
July
July
Jun
53 Vb
55 Vb
700
53%
Sep
55% July
15VB
55%
47
Sep
1,150
21
Aug
28%
1,300
22%
Feb
29%
Jun
31%
31
31%
1,300
31
Sep
42 Va
Jan
7.50
36%
34%
36 V4
600
34%
Sep
44 Va
Apr
86
Fab
74
Jun
—28
67 Va
5
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2
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1
——
69
1,200
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13%
600
35%
35%
200
——.
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30
800
64
64
16»/b
300
15%
Sep
19% July
100
6Va Aug
Jan
Corp
(Un)
Electric
Oil
RR
Aircraft Corp
United Air Lines Inc
Fruit
20
62%
Jan
107 % 111
600
101%
Feb
United
States
U S
Rubber
U S Steel
Van
Walgreen
Webcor
10
—
(Un)
64
Apr
Iron
26%
600
26%
Jan
29% Mar
52%
52V«
600
52%
Sep
64
27%
1,100
27
Sep
30% July
65
100
60
Aug
88 V»
24%
500
23% Aug
42
Jan
44 Vb
500
41% Aug
61 % Apr
45
July
64%
Jan
40
Aug
48%
Jan
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73%
Jan
——
64%
—
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2%
Telegraph
1
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10%
60%
61 Vs
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40%
62%
65
12%
137/8
600
12
Jan
18
29%
100
29 Vb
Apr
30% Aug
10%
10%
63%
2,200
22 Vb
22%
100
20
Sep
35% July
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
—
Wisconsin Electric Power
(Un)——10
29%
29%
29%
Jan
37
Wisconsin
20'A
20%
20%
May
Dnbll(
30%
10O
Aug
46%
Jan
55.
55
55
230
55
Aug
60
Jan
Woolwortb
43
43
X44
100
43
Sep
57%
Jan
Wrigley
40
37Va
40
200
30 Va
Feb
41
X17V4
17%
400
17%
Sep
11%
11%
200
10
Aug
11%
11%
150
10%
Jan
30%
26%
.
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*
—
—
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July
17% Aug
20%
Jan
82%
6*
luiy
Feb
1
31% Aug
19% Sep
23%
100
29%
Sep
33% May
200
20 V4
Sep
23
Jan
4,300
26%
Feb
Jan
19%
19%
150
19 Va
19
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40%
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—
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40%
200
40
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45
Jan
80%
80 %
100
80
Aug
88% Jan
11
11%
300
11
Jan
109% 115%
400
93
Feb
Sep
July
21% May
15 % Jan
-
Woodall
10
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18
63%
31 %
5
600
18
29%
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100
61
700
_
300
1,500
19%
——
1,000
Corp
Jan
24 Vb
43%
33 Va
Whirlpool
Jun
24%
—
Union
26%
44 Vb
•
Works
Westlnghouse Electii
123% July
27
29 Vb
1
46.
13% Mar
41% Apr
34
July
26%
.
16%
Inc
Western
15
page
jun
29%
4
Gypsum.
Co
Co
16%c
see
July
27%
(Un)
Corp
Dorn
10
32%
*
Mickelberry's Food Products
13% July
Aug
26% Jan
34
57
65
—
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United
United
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of
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Pacific
•
29 Va
32%
6 Va
8
Carbide
6%
1
(Un)
Jan
22 VB
1
Cement
<tav
8%
25
4
Mfg
6V4 Aug
15'a Feb
21%
1
& Co
footnotes
1,900
50
Jan
9%
Chapman & Scott (Un)—12.50
Brick Inc
4
For
41V4
26
128%
1
Co
Portland
400
3
*
Co
&
46%
3
Metropolitan
*
46 V4
*
(The)
&
21%
90
7
McKay Machine
Medusa
23%
*
15
(Henry C)
Marshall
8.75
25
(Un)
Inc
Marquette
39%
May
it
46 % May
Sep
*
Carbonic
Lytton's
Sep
34%
4
:
Chemical
33 Vb
300
5
University
common—
common
Printing Co common
Loew's
200
34%
1
preferred
Lindsay
33%
34Vb
5
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Lincoln
33 Va
*
Chemical
--b
24%
La Salle St Corp
So
,f
Jan
25
(Un)
Transamerlca Corp (Un)
Trl Continental Corp (Un)
208
Feb
v*
62
68% July
21%
-
(The)
Edison
F»b
24 Va
'
Stephens
Aug
IP%
1
Oil Co
&
Toledo
Johnson
46
5
Tool
37% July
13
38%
8%
31%
8%
*
Co
Jan
25
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12% Jan
Yates-American Machine Co
5
11
13%
Jan
124% July
39
Commercial
The
Chronicle
and Financial
Monday, September 16,
,
. .
1957
(1184)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
SEPTEMBER 13
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
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Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Week's
"
Last
STOCKS
4
•
Sale Price
<
.
Abbott. Laboratories
Corp
9%
-——i—--1—.
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Aeco
(Un)
Co
•
3
9
141% Jun
109
ft
157
16%
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506 " *
16% Sep
24
19%
110
19%
26 % May
300
17*8 Aug
40% Feb
24% May.»■
45V4 July
40%
Sep
48 % July
11
Feb
21*4 July
18
447b
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42%
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44%
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77V2-Jan
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49*4
Sep
Sep
42 %
20
Feb
2774 Aug
65
Jan
,
Holly Oil Co
13%
290
13%
Feb
16% Jan
Homestake
17%
320
16%
Feb
19% May
Howe
22'%
22%
22%
Sep
26%
44%
Jan 1
56% May
1,693
47' v480
;
46%-
8%
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2,478
6%
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■
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1
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Jan
-
Consolidated
Beckman Instrument Inc__;
Bendix Aviation Corp (Un);.
Benguet Cons Inc (Un>
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Bestwall Gypsum Co (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un).
Mammoth
Blue
Diamond
&
C
(Un)
9
Jan
35c
May
47
Feb
105
1%
Jan
Jan
52
Apr
Feb
Feb
50% July
13%
7c
Apr
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Jan
2.90
Feb
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4%
18% Jan
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36% Aug
60%
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Jun
61
Feb
52
July
37 Ve
637
37*4
Sep
22%
22 %
112
19%
Feb
17%
431
17%
Sep
21% May
17 %
45%
Jan
25 %
•
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13
13
180
12 Va
Jun
16 Va
Jan
11
11
690
10% Aug
14 Ve
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200
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26%
394
26% Aug
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813
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(Un)
Case (J I) & Co. (Un)
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Celanese Corn of America—
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1,600
70c
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2.25
220
1
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-
153
1.10 Mar
3.25 Feb
2374 May
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4
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77a Sep
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125
37c
35c
35c
4474
(Un)L-—-——-—
Sound
Inland
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un)
"
Jan
11%
8% Aug
:
Jan
3,720
1974"
35%
86 y8-
Oil Co Ltd class B—
Home
13%
22%
;
48%."
.3
25'
Holly Development Co_
Jun.;
16%
177a
Sep
24 %
190
1,667
19%
41%
r~—
Hawaiian Pineapple—
Hoffman Electronics
(Un)
43
51% Aug
$1.25
■
July
72% Jan
30%
*
j—
36 V2
►
Apr
"
1
(Un)__--
Oil Co class A_
preferred
Hancock
179% Mar
Aug
31
*
557b
10
Armour & Co (111)
com
(Un)—_——b
Ashland Oil & Refining com (Un)
-1
Atch Top & Santa Fe (Un) com
10
Atlantic Refining Co '(Un)——
10
Gulf Oil Corp
45
Sep
63*4 Jun
Sep
70
:
Greyhound Corp
Jan
18%
2774
26 Va
•
35 3 4
19%'
10
10c
(Dp-—;
39% May
38 74 Aug
267
r
2.85
2.85
—-—T1
Great Lakes Oil & Chem
July
*
'
100
1,232
36*4
2674
36*4
26%
Steel Co (Uni———x2.u0
Granite City
720
-
.Goodyear Tire & Rubber com—;5
Grace (W R) & Co (Un)
-1
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)————*
,"<87 2 Mar
170% Jan
550
34%
49
3,409
71%
72%
7
Feb
*13 '. " Sep
686
49
53
,%5,
170
-
-►
19
July
18% Mar
34% Mar
40*4
2774
2974
2874
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'
7%)
Jan
36
31*% Mar
ft—, ' 50
13
al71%
"
1,083
43%
41%
18%
Sep
40
277s
common—5
Gladding McBean & Co new
Glidden Co (Un)
Good Humor Co of Calif
"
16% Sep
225
-
36
4874 July
'4774 July
•
•
•
5
(Un)
Products, Corp
Gladden
5374 July
Feb
■'
-90
-
(Un)--- .—5
Jan
3874 Apr
*15% Jan
100
16%,
3574"
*"41%
*-4,967
16
——
Brothers
Gimbel
357
42'
"16%
1
Giliette Company
1
High
"
48',4
16'
——
Utilities
Range Since Jan.
Low
High
41%'
May
36
Sep
37%
■
Aug
96% July
117
18"
Steel Corp' (Un)
(Un)
Avco Mfg Corp (Un)
3% May -•
'.
Feb
,
common—
10
Jltly
191a
Anaconda (The)- Co (Un)—---.—-f®
Anderson-Prichaxd Oil Corp (Un) —10
Arkansas Louisiana Gas (Un)
-S
Corp
FBb
Aug
„
31*4 Sep
615
40%
Shares
-
General Telephone (Un)
General Tire & Rub Co new (Un) .83>/3c
.—4
Getty Oil Co common
2.uo July
<64 Ye
preferred'
General, Public
16 To
'
Atlas
July
14% Jari
117
American:) Motors. Corp (Un)
5
►American Radiator & S S (Un)
—5
American Smelting & Refining (Un)__•
American Tel & Tel Co
100
American, Tobacco Co (Un)
25
American Viscose Corp (Un)
25
Armco
2%
5%
84
_
.
821
a311;8 a3174
37%
1st
Feb
<
200
102
General Paint- Corp
51 %
Feb
47%
225
_
for Week
..
of Prices
48 Vs
413a
_—1%
General Motors Corp com
High
.
9% Aug
63c
'
260
B%
3
aa4
,
37,215
...
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87b".
Corp <Un>
-4
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp (Un)—18
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)
W
Alumirflum Ltd
—
Amerada Petroleum cap (Unt
—*
American. Airlines Inc com (Un)—_—1
American Bo«ch Arma Corp <Un)_
.2
American Bdcst-Para Theatres-.(Un)—1
American-Can Co (UnK.^.———-12.80
American Cyanamid.. Co:(Un)— a--American Electronics Inc—_—1
American Factors Ltd cap (Un)
20
Alleghany
r.
37% Feb
250
_
1.60
52%'
527b
2
Gold Mining Co
Alaska, Juneau
*345
v
'
9%
-
1.15.
1.35
W—
i
.
——
Air Reduction
MiOio
447b
43%
,
»-
Range
t
Low
"
..
(Un)———
General Foods Corp
R»nfe Since Jan. 1
riic/u
"
,
Sales
Week's
,
■
'
Shares
*
■
■
Far
for Week
of Prices
tow
v
Last
c
Sale Price
Sales
/,
Range
Friday
Friday
STOCKS
,
Apr
50
Sep
Jun
48%
Number 5673
186
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
ENDED
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Radio Corp of America
(Un)
34
347
19%
20%
31%
Jan
790
21%
19%
917
Sep
34
53%
53
22%
53%
16%
Feb
1,104
23 %
48%
Feb
36%
Jan
Oil
Cement Co
Spring & Axle
A
pfd
(Un)
Co
Louis-San
St
St
Regis
San
Paper
Sears
Roebuck
Inc
&
Water
Shell
Oil
pfd
pfd
conv
Pacific
Oil
Co
(Ohio)
Warner Corp
Drug
Inc
75
403
761
26%
26
16%
26%
877
4Vb
Aug
25% Jun
4Vb
525
4%
5
2% Aug
300
4
Feb
429
77
Feb
Carbide
Oil
Feb
64% May
Feb
67 %
Ford
48
Feb
64% July
51% Jun
General
42% May
Gimbel
Universal
&
Co
West
Coast
550
20
150
51
45%
54
%
8,69,1
43
Jan
26 % July
42
59% July
61% Jan
68% July
61% Jun
Philco
1,247
45%
Sep
53%
Feb
59%
62%
8,666
%
52%
53%
254
17
17
100
14%
63%
Jan
63%
63%
305
63 Va
Jan
207
26
Feb
35 %
112
43%
Aug
45
24%
51
720
Mar
5% Aug
23% Feb
24%
25
1,34(3
32%
33%
325
21
31
31%
130
35%
793
31% Aug
34% Sep
34%
1
18%
Jan
Aug
May
8%
29% May
36
19%
169
18%
Sep
26
54%
Feb
76
Jun
22%
12%
33
672
12%
21
21%
322
21%
32%
24%
Feb
32%
331
32%
35%
35%
Aug
41% May
4,187
5
22%
Sep
12%
12%
25%
4%
4%
19%
29%
26%
34
l
25
30
314
16%
700
11%
Jan
203
25 Va
548
22%
Feb
30%
111
107%
20%
26%
,26%
51%
!53%
26%
27
52%
(Un)
(Un)
Western Air Lines Inc
26%
Sep
Sep
1
16
625
15%
24%
271
24
373
60 Vb
Sep
Aug
July
7
500
6%
a
349
42
31%
554
31
30%
140
30%
41%
492
40
65%
48% a49%
4,106
26%
32%
(Un)
155a
5,343
38% Mar
26%
26%
47% July
55
23%
25 Va
25 Va
28% July
30
24%
14%
Sep
26% Aug
29% Feb
Vb
Apr
27%
Apr
47%
Jan
15 '/a
97
55%
Sep
42 Vb
1,350
40%
Jun
46 Va
18%
Sep
35% Sep
6 'A July
22Vb
40% May
10
Jan
14
431
18%
19 Va
13 %
2,425
36%
3,412
6%
6%
6%
990
14
14%
792
Jan
16 Va July
70% July
Jan
Jan
Mar
21%
22
18%
Apr
•
"29%
19%
Jun
29%
22 Va
Jan
30%
878
•
28
Jun
25%
32%
Jan
25%
25%
116
24 Va
Jun
28 Vb
Feb
30 Va
30 %
150
30%
Sep
34 Va
Jan
55%
58
618
54% May
64V4
Jun
143
15%
Jun
17V4
Jan
Jan
10
50
57%
•
u.—
Co
16%
5
25%
1,697
16%
24%
25%
957
24
27%
Jun
76 V'4
•
77%
373
72% Feb
82
Jun
12
1.30
12
&
13%
34 Va
34 Va
•
346
34Va July
35%
38% May
35%
512
35
38% Mar
38 Vb
38 Vb
9
common
Lothrop
—10
common
Baltimore Transit
6% ft
Co
4s
A
1975
75 %
75%
1,000
;
ser
income subord debs
1977
70'/a
71
1,700
11%
32V4
2,795
11%
Jan
7 >4
47%
12
77c
1,158
Cork
Blaw-Knox
Co
Co
1
60
Apr
Mountain
Sep
Aug
36%
1.55
Jun
May
Aug
V4 Aug
60
44
Jun
22%
555
21
% May
13%
2,260
11%
Jan
62%
62v4
354
55 %
Feb
63
18
18 Va
July
979
17%
Apr
20
Jan
25%
26%
25%
Fuel
47%
Jan
25% July
14% May
Plymouth Oil
32% May
16%
6%
16%
V 120
6%
1,239
34'A
575
33%
Sep
273b
Sep.-
37%
Apr
196
90
33 Va May
33% May
40% July
4b
27
33
56 V'4
57 Va
25
23
23
156
15
15
65
56% Sep
Sep
14Va Aug
~2%
2.50
36%
108
36
73%
73%
1
4,531
73%
305
7%
10
2%
7%
70
31%
30%
31%
28 %
27
28%
9c
14%
10
12.50
64 %
*
46%
25%
—
26 Vb
61%
64%
30%
769
26
1,700
498
41
Jan
85%
Jan
Sep
Jan
83a May
37% Jun
r'
-
Jan
Va
'
31% July
16c
Apr
•
17
Jan
36%
25%
63
'<
2
14% Feb
5
..
Aug
Feb
5c
371
Jan
18Va Mar
Aug
116
14%
46%
Co_—5
9c
Jun
26 Va
72 Vb Aug
7% Jan
2 Va
May
74%
23
36%
25
,
Feb
2%
5
—
Jan
7% Mar
j
36%
10c
Engineering & Foundry
Vanadium Alloys Steel
Westlnghouse Air Brake
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
Jan
Jan
18
31%
5
Toy Mining
Apr
27%
5
United
16% Aug
5% Jan
64 Va
29%
43%
'
v
23
10
Corp
Sep
25% Aug
30% Sep
30
1
Supply
44%
100
.139
35 3b
*
Co
25
25%
32
31%
7%
Rockwell Spring <Ss Axle
San
34
8.50
(Joseph) Co
46 Vb
0
1
High
27%
10
.
Sep
Aug
Low
34
.
Corp
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
$2.50 convertible preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
Sep
45V4
228
July
Range Since Jan.
30%
5
Harbison Walger Refractories
Joy Manufacturing
25 V
32
•
—
Jan
26%
Shares'
High
44%
10
—-
Gas System
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pgh
Duquesne Light Co
Equitable Gas Co
72 %
14
83
75
for Week
Low
-1
——
A.
*
Home
13
26%
Armstrong
Columbia
Jan
Mar
9% Mar
72% Aug
Aug
70
..
49%
15
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
par
38% May
35% Jun
22%
18
■
Alleghany Ludlum Stefel—
Jan
45%
13%
«
.
Feb
42
Week's
Last
Salo Price
Apr
Jan
46Vb
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
stocks
Jan
Sep
Sep
Aug
37% May
BONDS
Jan
Feb
17%
200
1.30
1.20
11%
2.50
Woodward
Jan
64%
Jun
Sep
33
52%
Feb «*■
68% July
May
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Montreal Stock
Canadian
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
SEPTEMBER 13
Friday
Exchange
stocks
Week's
Last
<
stocks
Par
Acadia-Atlantic
Class
Sugar
Aluminium
Aluminum
4'/a ft
—
Steels
Canada
4ft
Bank
pfd
Nova
115
18
Apr
8%
400
7
Jan
8,629
16,151
footnotes
see
page
46.
British
Brown Co
28% Aug
35 Vb Sep
160
20 Vb
Jun
23
Jan
440
44
Jun
48%
Jan
Columbia
$1.30
38
38
17'A
49
38 Vb
205
48
210
38
17 Vb
865
28
29
1,823
20'A
19
20 Vb
693
15%
52
May
Canada
Aug
46
Mar
4'Aft
Canada
Feb
20
July
35
Apr
4 Vb ft
19
Sep
29 Vb
Jan
100
28 Vb
Vb
450
23%
43 Vb
2,754
43
42
10
Sep
41% Aug
53
52 Vb
54
872
52
37 Vb
37%
37%
1,205
36
39%
39 Vb
40
40
43
4.30
8
Vb
40
39
195
'•
25
40
45Vb
Sep
39
11
2,950
10
1,360
'41
13%
Sep
125
29%
Jan
61
65 %
25%
835
61
Sep
■25Vb
1,639
28
Mar
27
27
353
26
Jan
31 Vb
32 Vb
1,420
a94
a94
30
—^
61
.25 Vb
■
31 Vb
L
■•i
40
.31%
Aug
Sep
100
Aug
48
May
46
50
43
-
195
*
r
Feb
.
2,575
2#
*
May
44 %
Jun
95 Vb Mar
Sep
42
—•
57%
Sep
32%
common——10
■
13%
53
s
*
Feb
Mar
Feb
Jan
May
47
Apr
17% Jan
'37
July
80
30%
'29
42..
110
Jun
Apr
Feb
Apr
Jun
'1 a 50
a50
a23
/. a23
55
22Vb May
55
Jan
24% Mar
*
37 Vb
38
60
29
Jan
45 Vb
Jun
A—12.50
all
all
15
10% Aug
12 Vb
Jan
Canada Wire & Cable Co Ltd class B_#
16
16
150
16
17% Mar
common
preferred
i
—v
Steamship
common
preferred
5
Jan
28% July
54% Jan
Canadian Bank of Commerce
60
Jan
Canadian
42Vb
Jan
$1.25
Aug
Breweries
preferred
9,905
46 %
Jan
40
Sep
45
Apr
Canadian
Bronze
175
43
Sep
48 Vb
Feb
Canadian
Celanese
4.30
4.60
1,000
4.30
Sep
6
7%
8Va
6,110
7V»
Jan
10
Mav
32
50
29%
Apr
33
Vb. Jan
Apr
Canadian
$1.75
$1.00
British
Aluminium
common—;
common
-
—-
*
-7
Si
47
1,254
24
25
1,720
w
26
26
25
Cellulose^
,
1
-
•
15
23 ya
55%
Jan
Aug
Apr
28
July
Mar
29
Jun
Sep
19
27
300
25%
Jan
30% May
15
15%
1,240
12%
Apr
16 Va
27
Jun
11%
13 Vb
1,295
6 Va
27
27
16%
27
25
•
44 %
.'24
Sep
26
il2
*
25
series
Chem
46
25
—*
—28
series
Canadian
46%
—10
common
—
4,650
*
46
-
High
Feb
88 Vb July
——100
Foundries
41
39 Vb
375
43%
14'A
—
40 Vb
44%.
20
32
common—
Malting
July
Aug
13%
4,195
88
--.26
5ft
28 Vb
•40%
>■
*
preferred
Canada
Sep
Iron
40 Vb
—1
—
preferred
July
10%
42 Vb
Low
40 Vb
39
,11
„
a
45'/a
v
Telephone—— —28
*—
Power
;46
,
——
Canada Cement common—
Calgary
4o
—
43 Vb
Products-
Building Products
25% Aug
24
•
Power
39%
28 Vb
*
Forest
Columbia
44%
23%
li
Columbia
8%
46%
«a88
i.50v:
..i,,
British
Jan
21
.50
——«—
44%
—
_50
British
21%
50
Range Sines Jan. 1
High
46
pfd 100
Jan
35 Vb
50
Shares
Low
—•
4% ft
—
nrpfpiTfiri
preferred.
Jun
44 Vb
_50
pfd
9Vb
21%
48 Vb
common
Jan
24
38%
10
Paper
Corp
Ltd
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
British American Bank Note Co
35Vb
Oil
Elec Co
preferred
preferred
A. 1/. r.i
4 % ft
21'A
25
preferred
High
Sep
40V2 July
5038 July
10
Nationale
Apr
31 %
25
Scotia
May
29
25
Bowater
For
7%
8%
28%
pfd
22
Sep
Vb
48 17
Vb
•
Canadienne
Telephone
Bowater Corp 5ft
25
al8 Vb alB'/a
5ft
25%
8%
30
•
Ltd
Banque
5 Vb ft
680
*
Montreal
of
115
8'A
50
preferred
of
Bank
Bell
pfd
^
Bailey Selburn 5ft
5% ft
22%
8%
•
of
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4% ft
Argus Corp Ltd common..;
Asbestos Corp
:
Atlas
22%
6,175
4% ft
Low
28%
*
American
Columbia
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*
Ltd
Co
Siiarcs
*
—A..
preferred
of Prices
25
coin.,
—;
British
25 %
28
—*
Shoe
British
for Week
Low
*
A
Agnew-Surpass
Algoma Steel
Sales
Range
Sale Piice
for Week
Fonda
Week's
Last
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Friday
Abitibi Power & Paper common
4 Va ft preferred
-
42 J/4 July
56 %
35%
14
•
Gas
Feb
14%
19
3
common
Co
59% Mar
18
41%
36%
10
—
34% Mar
Sep
Sep
55%
41%
•
Natco
200
.10
Westlnghouse Air Brake (Un)
49
2.245
32%
18
%
88%
57% Mar
158
24%
*
...
1,275
42 J/4
50
Washington Gas Light
31%" Jan
Aug
Sep
43%
40
_5
25c
,
16 Vs
40%
*
,63% Jun
62%
1
Western Dept Stores
Western Pacific Ry Co
Western Union Telegraph
51%
841
26%
1
Insurance
124% July
29 % Apr
30%
64%
—100
com
Jan
2,572
;
Feb
26%
32%
(Raphael)
15%
41%
10
Jun
235
31
10
(Un)
51%
16
330
Light
May
May
103%
43%
1
L
a
1,042
64%
7
5
Oil
I
24%
10
16%
111
•t
15%
*
._
Feb
64%
24%
1
A
234
831
Friday
_5
j,
30 %
53%
Jan
24%
12.50
10
4
9
24%
10
common
33% Aug
29% Sep
30
51%
Jan
300
11% Aug
4% Aug
10
,
&
—g
Jersey
77 H
Apr
20%
Feb
395
34%
Jun
53
325
Corp
Power
Jan
21%
33%
51% May
37% Apr
Jan
13
Sep
Sep
Sep
Feb
31%
Sun Oil Co
% Mar
745
3,847
41%
39%
United Gas Improvement
70
•
.
South
44% May
14%
—1
Service
Jan
23%
97
Scranton-Spring Brook Water
Aug
40%
45
30 Va
Scott Paper Co
Jan
70
23%
__1
Inc
Reading Co
44%
36%
Potomac Electric Power common
Public Service Electric & Gas com
$1.40 divid preference common
18% May
81 % July
22%
•
(Un)
(Un)
45
1
Chemicals
Corp
13
31%
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Aug
82 J/4 July
Jan
39%
Pennsylvania RR
Mar
Jan
S%
1
Corn
Pennsylvania
64Va
315
_16%o
45%
61%
a43%
Martin
(The) Co
Merck & Co Inc
Pennsalt
255
11 Vb
15
:
Sep
,
47
32% 32%
a41% a43%
5%
5%
common
Jan
53
_5
Co
46%
38% Mar
32 Va
77 %
11
5
Feb
38
3,851
41%
190
74%
34 Va
i.66%
:
Sep
1
(U11)
Life
38%
21%
16% Mar
11%
July
Pennroad
421
5
,
Motors Corp
Brothers
(The)
17%
34
2
Co
Dairies
7
25
Petroleums
Preferred
38
Hecht
Feb
30% Mar
Mar
40%
41%
24
10
Equipment Co_.
Washington Water Power—
Weill
4
20%
25
,
Victor
Westates
26% July
21
_1
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Consol
Jun
650
2,866
7.50
—,
Corp
462
5%
40:%
47
Co
(Un)
28
5
40%
50c
Co—
Corp
27%
5%
Sep
20%
33
40%
54%
1
(Un)—
United Gas Corp
27%
20%
37%
Jan
,>
11% Jun
2IV/3 May
37% Jan
17%
76
1
._
15
Apr
33%
25
.
Co—,
54%
25
1
17%
1.80
42%
Aug
30 VatJuly
Feb
599
45
31%
Jan*
854
Motor
Sep
8% Aug
a
Sep
25
12 Va
3,804
Foremost
250
Jan
58 Va
180% Mar
26%
54%
May
31%
Sep
75
59%
Jun
Sep
45 3 a Mar
170 V'4
660
59%
91%
286
3,180
25%
1
High
1,663
53%
(Un)
(Un)—.
(Un)—
Plywood
Publishing
56
25
25
8%
—
*
Inc__
Ry Co
:
Lines
Rubber
Curtis
Jan
5% July
5% Aug
54%
25
12 Va
—
1
Calif——
u: -n Sugar
Steel
29
Low
25%
170 % 172%
27%
Range Since Jan.
High
28%
54%
20%
Sep
Sales
Shares
8%
84%
—
116
Jan
12%
49'A
15
96
27%
82%
5
United Aircraft Corp
S
96% July
17% Jan
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
54%
5
Corp
Oil Co of
S
Feb
16 %
2,239
250
114% Jan
1
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
84%
10
!
Union Electric Co
S
48%
Jan
Delaware Power & Light
common—13%
Duquesne Light Co
10
Electric Storage Battery
10
37%
Jan
Jan
96% Aug
13
73%
48
56
6.50
16%
„_10
;
Tri-Continental Corp (Un)
Warrants
(Un)
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
U
Jan
16%
7
a
—
Products
U
25 J/4
Baltimore Transit Co common
45%
July
8%
for Week
25
171%
•
Budd
.-
'
U
l
100
Feb
25
common
Fruit
Co
Jan
45
16
45
Range
25
Tel
&
Corporation
Atlantic City Electric Co
1%
37%
13% May
40% Aug
7% Aug
166
116
Low
10
Arundel
23 %
(Un)__
World Airlines
Corp
Stores
Tel
%
1A Sep
6'4
common—
Inc
Preferred
United
26%
*
Corp (The) ,(Un)_—
(Un)
i
Sulphur Co (U11)
Air
29%
July
common:
17% Aug
Gulf
.ued
Steel
American
44 % Mar
27%
Aug
Sep
Sep
38%
(Un)
Sylvania Electric Products
United
82
18
2
(Un)
Super Mold Corp
U.
Wood
27%
25
Swift & Co
Pacific
Feb
28%
25
(Un)
(Un)
Sunray Mid-Continent
U
Alan
American
61%
45%
683s July
65% Jan
125
210
Week's
Par
% May
154
15
High
52% Feb
51% Sep
616
-
of Prices
Last
730
Webster Inc (Un)
Studebaker Packard —j.
.' Union
42
823
——
116
...
Jun
501
•'
7%
a93% a95%
_
Friday
425
&
Union
30% Aug
60%
18%
15
Stauffer Chemical Co
Union
73 Vb
Feb
28%
a
15
40%
'
356
25
California
Oil
TreeSweet
72%
39%
156
.
Sale Price
Hi
Standard Oil Co of N J
Trans
35%
•»
2
(Ind)
Tidewater Oil
38
18
50o
Standard
Inc
34% Mar
1.093
15
7%
stocks
18 Vb
(Un)
of
Thriftimart
110
July
May
May
1-1V
(Un)
Co
Textron
33
18%
*
Oil
Texas Co
Feb
79% Aug
75
Co
Standard Brands Inc
Texas
25%
35
115
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Jan
6921
31 Va
a27%
■*'
Corp
1)0
A
;—
Standard
Oil
72%
25
Railway Co
Sperry-Rand Corp
TXL
28%
Feb
33%
1
Southern
Stone
Sep
26%
54%
(Un)
(Uni_—
52%
40%
40%
—1
7.50
conv
Sterling
63%
22%
Feb
215
180
a2o Va
2.50
Southern* Cal Gas Co pfd ser A
Southern California Petroleum
Stanley
22%
53 Va
33%
Radio
Jan
28%
26
31 %
10
_
3
(Un)„
Calif Edison Co common
Standard
99c
(Un)
common
Sheet & Tube
1,368
!
-
Jan. I
Low
64%
Sep
Aug
•
Range Since
High
Jan
15%
28
25%
—
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Co
18'A
Co
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)_
Socouy Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Southern
58%
(F
Cab
Youngstown
64 % May
21%
*
Shares
v
62
-ft
_10
_
(Uni
1
Signal Oil & Gas Co class
4.48ft
4.32 ft
519
Woolworth
Yellow
Jan
Sep
Inc
1
com
Co
Southern
10*%
Co
.40
___
„
(Un)
Co
Jan
&
64%
.
23% Mar
81c
900
78%
59
Wilson
Sales
for Week
,
of Prices
Low
—12.50
15c
I<td—.
(Un)__
Seaboard Finance Co
Snasta
_5
com
Petroleums
Servel,
1,262
1.736
90c
Aug
39% July
Sep
51% Feb
52% July
Range
Far
Westlnghouse Elec Corp (Un)
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
Jan
18%
(Un)
(U11)
Co
Diego Gas & EleC
Sapphire
Schering Corp
Ry
8%
366
15%
35
5
10
Francisco
22 V3 Mar
Week's
Last
Sale Price
39% May
2214
22%
20%
—
1
Safeway Stores Inc
St Joseph Lead (Un)
100
77 Vz
78
20 g
Aeronautical Co
175
15%
——1
Co (Un)
10,458
30%
83c
1
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Ryan
25
(Un)___^._5
Corp
Bros
Roos
15%
1
•
Rockwell
Aircraft
;
21%
8%
8%
a47% a51Vb
57% 58%
„
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Corp
Riverside
Rohr
10
19%
30%
,
—
1
Co—;
Oil
30%
2.50
_
Manufacturing Co__
Richfield
20%
1
Ranch
Rice
__
STOCKS
1
High
33%
22Vb
10
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Wn)
Rheem
Friday
Range Since Jan.
Low
20%
1
Co__=
Shares
High
l
Inc
Rexall Drug Inc
of Prices
Low
•
Reserve Oil & Gas Co—
Revlon
for Week
5
Rayonier Incorporated common
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
SEPTEMBER 13
Sales
Range
16%
105
6%
6'A
1.100
50
11%
15% May
6
Aug
Jun
Jun
30
Feb
16%
Jun
9
Jan
:
Morwlayr'S€pternber
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
42
1957
(1186)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
*
•
Hydrocarbons
Industrie* common
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian International
Preferred —
10%
175
9 %
Jan
19
15%
1.525
6,825
14%
26% Mar
75
81
9y2
«%
310
28%
21%
20 »/2
29%
22 %
3.526
2,177
25
26
375
8
8%<
2,040
—•
•
—
•
Class
Crown
11%
Jan
vnuauo!
Sep
Jan
Canada Packers
22%,
6,515
2.50
2.50
Jan
" Feb
400
25
25
100
15%
15%
15%
625
#
16
16
16
25
17
18
25%
25%
23 y2
23%
25
Dominion Bridge
pfd
6%
Coal
Dominion
—
Dominion Corsets
-*
Dominion Foundries ft Steel com——*
Dominion Glass common———
•
Dominion Steel ft Coal
—-—*
'
Jan
.h
■"
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17
July
1,000
Sep
22
Jan
26%
3,112
25 y4 Aug
33
Jan
Dominion
24 %
2,485
19% Jan
28% July
1,000
13% Feb
14% May
a
2,031
26
Sep
33%
Jun
60
455
51
Jan
69
Jun
26%
27 %
40,777
19%
Feb
32% Aug
46 y2
46%
28%
170
47
10%
39%
Jan
55%
9%
Sep
12%
7% Aug
Jun
■
Aug
13%
Apr
Jan
30%
Jan
7%
8
10
10
200
30
490
18%
20
1,640
25%
375
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30
—•
•
20
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i6 y2
Canadian Corp—
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24
27%
28%
94
General
25%
Apr
Sep
33 %
Jan
31% May
27% Jan
Bay Mining
■
Corp Ltd
8
Jan
47
30 %
19
21%
11%
7,223
*.
'
28
49
445
52%
3,530
27%
Jan
23% May
11.
12,370
21%
Jan
Aug
Sep
23% May
26
41
Jan
86%
'
49
-
12
11%
44%
4,778
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44%
47
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10%
25%
27%
Jun
Apr
Trans
32%
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85
8
43
Jun
49%
49 Va
16%
17%
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11
16%
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-
25
81
.i
47% Jan .'
76
81
84%
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25
Jun
11
Sep
12
July
21
Mar
23
76
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84%
Sep
7,054
779
.
„
300
46
46
44%
27
26%
27
45
47%
4,940
=
-
110%
-
45
57%
Sep
70
Molson
May
Wilson Ltd
19
310
18
Mar
11%
200
9
Jan
25%, Sep
86
85
Ltd
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44%
240
7
24
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*
7
7
125
1.00
1.00
400
24
24
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92
92
Sep
11
Jan
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26
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Jan
18
22%
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5
20
Jan
22 %
July
95%
Jan
•
29
29
29%
575
29
Sep
38
Pacific
Petroleums
1
27%
26%
28 y2
3,580
26%
Sep
28%
Tubes
•
115
114%
115
230
100
23
141
Feb
26%
Sep
13
25
550
9%
600
•
35 Va
33
35%
1,915
33
Sep
•
55%
55
57
2,148
55
Sep
84
6%c
2c
40c
44,365
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6%
6%
6%
900
6%
•
44%
42%
47%
2,549
42%
78%
78%
100
78
100
•
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50
44
a 12%
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44
44
2c
Sep
Sep
Sep
59
86%
44
29
30
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27%
6,905
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32
15
502
15
Sep
24"%
Sep
30
77
Sep
96%
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89
Sep
96%
Jun
50
42
42%
50
40
50
45%
46%
80
45%
36
36%
50
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40
20
*
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*
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41 %
Apr
22
Jan
16
1,065
15% Sep
45-?
Sep
20%
50
55
Mar
57%
60%
2,607
87% Sep
73
May
41%
42
180
40
49
5.90
6.45
3,900
13%
13%
555
6.25
i
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-
—
*
class A
Aug
5.90 Sep
13% Aug
Jan
Canuba Mines Ltd
Central
Lithium
Rio
see
page
46.
30c
31c
8.200
30c
37c
1,500
29%
29%
de
Ltd
Mines
1
l__:
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j.
1
Jan
May
68
Feb
67%
Feb
82
Jun
Cons Sudbury Basin
2.75
Feb
4.65
Aor
Continental
i_ 1
22
460
18%
Feb
27% Jun
Copper Rand
22
650
19%
Feb
27
Jun
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a80
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5
86
July
92
27%
350
23
Jan
33
Jun
42%
42%
155
42%
Sep
45
Mar
Jun
70c
'
6.60
July
6:40
•1,100
Sep
Aug
45c
Jan
5,900
35c
Sep
82c
May
3.45
1,150
14c
•
2,000
*
12c
Aug
1,000
15c
23c
5.65 Apr
3.00 Jan
17c
55c
Jan
"54c
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19c
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25,064
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1.000
5c
1.07
41,900
70c
1.2.5
1.25
500
7c:
Sep^
'
70c
May
15c Mar
4.20 Feb
..
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1.20
7c
Aug
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4.25
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40c
'
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Sep
-
2,000
96c
Sep
3,200
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Aug
19c
19c
1,000
19c
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18
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18 Va
6,375
13
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•
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14c
ill
,
19c
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3.900
'
40c
'
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Jan
Jun
;
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-
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80c
Jan
10
May
11%
100
57c
57c
1,000
57c
9c
9c
1,000
9c
20.009
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81c
81c
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81c
9c
22c
2.60
2.40
.Sep
2.00 Aug
2.60
10,500
2.25
1.70
2.25
3.100
1.70
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6Vac
6 Vic
6V2C
1,000
5 %c
July
Apr
1.35 Jan
I8c
.
9c
*
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15
Sep
Ss(5
6%c
.-
-
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5% Jan'
45c
Aug
2.50 Apr
27c
Mar
22c
Jan
3.05 Jan
5.25 Jan
5.10 Jan
Apr
27
10 Va
5 Va. Aug
14c
__
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21
,.'13% Jan
60c
Jan
7,800
.
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Quebec Yellowknife Mines
Mines Ltd
Feb
3.25
8c
1&.
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64
610
Sep
5.90 Feb
35c
—
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Halliwell Ltd
A
Consolidated'Monpas'Mines Ltd—■
105
11 %c Mar
27c
23c
Consolidated
1,400
69c
6.40
j£\
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Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd
Class B warrants—I
Jan
Sep
40c
35% July
.
'
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Consol Cordasun Oils Ltd..
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3.75
300
5 Va
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Sep
5.80
4,500
5%
1.30 Feb
45c
16,800
48c
7.25
38c
•
72%
7.50
45c
Jan
1.50
Sep
Feb
13% c Jan
4c
6,800
6.80
'
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71
5.80
37c
24
125
5 Vac
—,
1
Mines
May
Aug
22c
Chipman Lake Mines' Ltd_V,
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:
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■
Cominsa (La Compagnie Miniera
50c
preferred
Sep
22c
Mines
Manitoba
•
:
43c
—
#
id"&•
—1
Chibouganutu Jaeulet Ltdi
75c
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting—i._l
100
Zellers Limited common
1,600
Mar
38c
Aug
45c
Jan
Jun
18c
Aug
7c
Sep
85c
July
10c
1,000
4c
%
Ltd—*
Mines Ltd
21%
•
preferred
3c
9,500
8c
Ltd———_—-I'p' 3.45
Can-Met Explorations
63
a
71,020
lie
37 c
17% May
9.00
3%c
Jan
3.00 May
Sep
8c
-
—
»
1
—
Devonian'Petroleums
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd—
.
Jan
Ltd—
Lithium Mines Ltd
3.50
72 Va
1
B
Sep
July
45
•
*
footnotes
Jan
41%
Ltd
For
Jan
47%
58%
•
Walker Gooderham ft Worts
Webb & Knapp (Canada) Ltd
(Geo)
44%
Sep
45
•
Steel
July
15%
16
Bank
Oils
4%%
5% preferred
July
Jkn
32c
!
Jan
3c
f 7.50
].■ 48c
3
Gold
*
4Vt%
(Dunsmuir)
Common
Oils: Ltd—
•
Class
Collieries
1.45
40c
10c
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100
1.1c
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325
Aug
•
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2
Co
Carnegie
1 605
30,000
5c
35c
Sep
43 c
'
•
18% Jan
97% Jan
90
1.50 Jan
-
1
16% Jun
24%
Aug
-
80
_1
Ltd
Mines
Mar
81%
25c
25c
1
Ltd
Oils
13% Aug
Southern
Viau
&
Uranium
13
89
12,500
84c
11 %c
:_1
ul
Tungsten Mines Ltd
Capital
77
Aug
•
1——1
:
38% Jun
Simpsons Ltd
United
Mines Ltd
28% Jan
24%
6C
3c
325
*
10c
1,000
23c
1.648
July
2,000
6c
48c
Canadian
Jun
4,000
11c
6fc
H
1
Canadian
May
4c
10c
Sep;
2,030
77
3%c
Feb
18
23
Sep
Jan
10c
a31
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Apr
24c
67%
16
1.75
14c
Sep
3%c
7.199
65%
63% Aug
Jan
Aug
12%
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"9,600
17%
a30%
18
3,080
10,850
12c
Sep
a31
65c
27c
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Jun
13%
60c
--
Canadian Admiral Oils Ltd
May
■12%
Jun
20%
10c
22%
79 y2
Triad
Jan
Jan
Jan
"17c
8%c Jan
25c
Jan
Salada-Sherriff-Horsey 5 % % pfd
25
Bhawlnigan Water ft Power common
•
Toronto-Dominion
2.15
10c
Aug!
4
500
20%
91
Steel Co of Canada
8,000
30c
1.10 Aug-
189.700
21
135
Co
13c
2.00'Jan
AUg"-
3,000
.;
85c
22%
300
com.
4c
Sep
10c'
1,000
1.80
22%
6,775
common
9,000
73c
3,000
15c
75c
Ltd—2
Corp
22%
67 %
14
Breweries
75c
1.25
Feb
Apr
Feb
17c
6%c Sep
1.80
Mining
Apr
95
Sicks'
500
7c
19
14
Sherwin Williams of Canada
6 %c
11c
35c
6c
Feb
95
preferred
4%%—
1,200
Apr
Sep
6%c
17%
•
4%
22c
70c
Au,of
Mar '
6 Va c
20C
Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd.—1
100
14
A
4.35 July
r, ;10Va Jan
Apr..." ; AO. ;, Mar
Aug"!-' W59-"? Feb
35c
18
13%
B
Aug.
25c
18
14
Class
—
a...
29c
1,000
He
1
Canadian Atlantic Oil
Sep
25%
95
Series
May
85 Va July
„
35
10,000
4c.
13%
659
-1
—
18
•
——
35c
6%c
12c
—-1
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
13% May
14
A
30C
73c
Calumet
Feb
Jan
•
Class
144%
a__
9Va
5
1.25
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Jan
Jun
Apr
30
10
common
/,1-
Jan
35c
Cable Mine3
Sep
41
15%
25
Corp
preferred
42% Jun
'
5
100
'•
a25
12c
—1
*
Lawrence
5%
^
r-1
Burnt Hill
.Jun
7
11
——100
Bt
"9%
4c
—
Ltd
*
St Lawrence Cement class A
2,500
Jan
136
3.10 "Jan -' *
200
5%
10c
Bouzan
1.80 Aug
65
•
Preferred
3.50
5
.
1.30 Jan
J
a~_
14c
voting trust—1*
.
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
Sep
.
5
6%C
Bornlte Copper Corp—
:
Bouscadillac Gold Mines Ltd———-1
Jun
Jan
25
—•
Ltd-
Mines
Boreal Rare Metals Ltd
45% July
Power
B
83
63%
6V2C
_■
Mining Corp Ltd
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
May
25
9%
Corp Ltd—_!
Bonnyville Oil & Refhiing Corp
Sep
9%
Class
.
115
a49% a49%
a25
1
Belcher
May
1
Quebec Power
Roe (A V)
(Canada)
Holland Paper class A—
3,330
-
v
Aug
'
Jun
18
--Aug
-12% Jan
<
33% Aug
1,085
3,40
.-■-1
Bellechasse
Jan
•
Transport'common—
preferred
60c
115
a__
,
1
Beatrice
May
57%
Placer Development
Powell River Company
5%
1.60 AUg
5% May
Aug
: Sep
Aug
10
16
.
,18
300
1
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd——
jun
92
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
common
-
100
-
3,800
68
a7
,20c
Bay Mining
29
Ltd
Mar
.
;>S%
?
18% Feb
a7%
—1
Ltd
Bateman
60
Jan
Nickel
Bandowan
May
Aug
Sep
Co
•
■
90 %
68
-
30c
Corp—__——.
Mines
40
38
preferred
83
85%
1
Ltd
Barvallee
34% Sep.
320
24
Provincial
375
-
10-
•21c
May
980
&
al5
10
35
—_
July
4,092
4%
i
14%
,
34
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A
26% July
23 y4
790
25
Price Bros
.;
3.25 Aug
817
20%
75c
Baker Talc Ltd—
Jan
41%
Ore—
600
116
Lead Mines Ltd
Anacon
Jail
2.25
195
710
*
a23% a24%
Sep
1.00
38
iron
_
Sep',;!
1.05
5.072
3.35
74c
Ltd
Oils
Ameraniiun
Jan
1,086
45
24'/a
Premium
May
46
72 Vb July
Jun
48
55
69
41 Va
Corp of Canada.
Rights
9
_
Se^p
-
Mining and Oil Stocks—
Alta
Feb
Jan
44% Sep
77
65
7%
•
common
-
"July
61
298
1.25
Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd—
Sep
58%
77
44%
Feb
92
Penmans
41
—1
i.
.
Sep
-■
6% Jan
100
8%
a43
_*
Atlas
77
77
*
Corp
20
•
9Vb
Mines
6
100
•
Ltd
5
62%
(J C)_—_———3
Arno
3,260
•
—
preferred
Page-Mersey
Apr
116
—:
Arcadia
885
6%
5
Car
29
*•-
Zh
—J *
Jun
27%
*
Morgan & Co common.——
Steel
Jun
20
:
cl B pfd.,25
Jun
6V4
*
Montreal Trust-
Mines
a
a7
Jan
25%
•
Noranda
al4%~:
V
•
13%
6%
50
Breweries Ltd class A
National
57
-
35
25%
„•
a
Class B
4%%
Jan
20
Alscope Exploration Ltd
Jan
19
•
100
100
Locomotive
—
Windsor Hotel Ltd-—
Apr
•
common
Paper 5 % V pfd
(Robt> class A_
Montreal
42
3.25
*
Jan
62
11%
& Bloedel class B
—
75
July
Jan
Jan
26%,
18%
18%
Acceptance class A.
B
48
1.05
Wainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd.l
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E)
-*
Jan
110%
Aug
42%
765
45%
(John).
Preferred
Class
72
'
'
•i
B
United Fuel Investnits Ltd
Apr
87 y4
*
51% May
16
300
-
'
•
Feb
class
Amusement
United
Jun
50%
5
87%
•
Lines
100
12
•*"
1,900
-
a20% a20 y2
7.50
McColl Frontenac Oil
Mitchell
Jan
61
of Canada Ltd—:—"
Union Gas
Anthonian Mining
Mersey
49%
8%
-
Aug
200
common
Maesey-Hairis-Ferguson
.
Corp.class A:
Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
Altex
MacMlllan
11% Jan,
360
May
12 Va
43
International Utilities Corp common..!
Laurentide
r
Ltd: class A.
..Ltd—la—'.
Industries
13
Sep
Mar
a7
International Petroleum Co Ltd
Limited
~
P
(Can)
10% July
43
——It
*
International Paper common
Labatt
800
Traders Finance
a7
International Bronze Powders com
Pipe
* v*v^**v**v
23
,
1,225
Feb
13
•
M Bearings
Russell
Jun
13"
'
,
—5
R &
6% Aug
62 Va
a43
A'
——
*
Apr
60
Sep
11%
300
2,610 *
11
27
<•
50
—50
€% preferred1.
:
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—
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< Feb
95'
18
20
1.05
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.
61
20
"
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Apr
,'
-
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6%
uiy
Feb
13
:
May
22
.
Sep
10%, Jan-
-
ti
16V2 Jan
HVa Apr
May
"
May
11
6 y4
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44
100
,
4,50 Apr
44
48
«
35% AUg
610
16
62
_6o
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&6
H5V2 May
'
Aug, *"
9
11
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4
5% Sep
29
1,000
16
.
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:
Feb '•
-
7%
Feb
Jun
1.75 Aug
1,00 Jan
'*
Aug
9
Jan
130
•'
'
_50
5%
9%
a6
Ltd
Ltd comi.*
Quebec Power Co
Northern
■
55
a90
Apr
175 '■
25
700
"
l*
10
common—.!.:
43
100
-7%
7%
——JO
.
Feb
103
—*
:
—
preferred
jt $2.75
preferred —;
Inland Cements nfd.—
$2.25
Interprovlnclal
Moore
July
-
.
Warrants
a9%
Power Co Ltd pfd—
Mexican Light &
45
"
.
43
25
SlVnMar
1.00
Aug
•
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-
3.50 July;
,
.
Jan
1
*
-
Sep
85
4U0
v
55
Mar
65c
845
88
4.00
'39%
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1.35 Aug
•
500
65c
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Jun
Sep
97
7
4.00
feep
130
-
1.60 Aug
Feb
-
75c
835
.100
—
imperial Oil Ltd^_
•
Imperial Investment class A—.
imperial Tobaeecof Canada oom«——•
Indust Accept Corp common;
* ,
preferred
6%
*
66
52%
115
1.75
a
16
Sep
27%
Howard Smith Paper common^
200
84
100
pfd
Aug
-
28
75c
75C
1.60
Limited common—
Melchers Distillers
37% Mar
-
.21.
.
20
180
9
50
-50
19'A
21%
Class B 1
Hudson
Sep
Aug
4%
McColl-Frontenac Oil
Apr
*
A~~_
Home Oil class
Feb
May
18
55%
19
885
...
35 y2
125
28
■
92 y4
28
20
-
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May
Jan'~
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510
29
Aug
20
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200
35%
•
Alabss
Gypsum Lime ft
Sep
7%
54%
5%
Co
Great Lakes Paper
Aug
44%
43
39%
General' S ted Wares-common
29 V2
200
.v 65c
52%
92 %
Motors
5,315
45
4.00
39'/a
;
General?. Dynamics
31%
-
1.75
Corp———*
Newfoundland Light & Pow Co
Oatlneau Power commom
preferred?
11%
Jan
22%
460
1,795
22%
23
30
44 %
84%
Paints (Can) Ltd "A'%*
Journal Publishing Co of Ottawa Ltd_*
Lambert (Alfred) Inc class A———-1
49%
410
•
Fraser Cos Ltd 'common—
57
27% Jan
9y8 Aug
15%
*
57
al.10
all5
International
May
22
24% Jun
Jan
a 1.10
Ltd—*
Co
Dauch Paper
&
Hydro-Electric Securities.
19
65
28
Ltd_I
4-4
Jan
May
Aug
May
30
Mar
28
75
100
Mar
37% Feb
■
22 l/a
135
»■
*
24
39
'
100
20
-*
Hinde
May
32
—
class A
Co of Can
Foreign Power Sec Corp
,,
Feb
17
535
.
20
19-
Canada.
Foundation Co of
5%
..-
49%
Motor. Coc.
Ford
17
50%
16 %j
.
30
50
alO
alO
Corp.
fiiectroiux
Famous
10
Jan
2.25
101
29
Jan
9%
13,495
1,250
9%
Jun
10%
Feb
46
31%
.
Industries Ltd
—
Manufacturing Ltd——
Motor
Ford
Sep
30
»umg
^ngujcciiiig
Feralco
Fleet
5%
1.50
46-
r"V'
5
Corp.
Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Dominion Woollens & Worsteds
*
East Kootenay Power. 7 % pfd——100
Jan
"9
Feb
7
10
25%
Ltd
Dow Brewery Ltd
,
Du Pont of Canada Seo common
Bros
Donohue
16% Aug
Mjiv*
Zellerbach
Crown
25
•
Dominion Textile common
55
Dominion
VUiWUiiua uv^v*
"26
(
al7
■
i"—^
14%. Feb
59%
10
May'
J
-
49
—
60
Chemical common—•
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35
——
I—
27 y2
—•
Ltd
Stores
Dominion
Sep
35
v
100
*
'*
1
17
a8 %
xl4%
Sep
36
50
28 Va'
r
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•
1
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25
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21
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al7
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14x14%
17
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17% July
Feb
695
36
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Jan
31
.Apr
14%
B
Jan
3.50
21%
35
Jun
28%
2.50 Mar
21%
Ltd class A—
13% May
20 Vb Aug
385
"
w
Class
4,245
32
21%
8% July
17%
16
735
22%
•
ZeUerbach
26 Vb
32%
-
6%
2.00
35
34% May
Aug
10
11%
20 %
•
B
Feb
20
11%
»
—!—
28 ya
7% Jan
32
5%
—
1.50 May
.39% Jan
-
2.00
6%
-
Hosiery Co Ltd.
Butterfly
14% July
25
High
Sep
Sep
36,500
25
32
1—5
Development «-
AngiO-JNlld
Jun
4% Mar
25
al6
al6
*
A
class
Corby s
8
Sep
Ldw
60c
30
70c
60c
'65c
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-
-
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*
39 y2 July
25
29 %
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July
42%
1,598
75
9%
Equipment——
Farm
46 Vb
1,094
33
Pacific Railway—i
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Petroflna Ltd preferred—It
Canadian Vickere
1
—-•
•
(B
Sep
43 %
75
Canadian
Coghlin
Sale Fries
*
^1
1°°
Combined Enterprises
Coneol Mining ft Smelting
Consolidated Textile
Consumers Glass
19
Range
of Prices
Par
42%
Canadian
Cockshutt
Sep
14%
20
'
for Week
Last
STOCKS
May
May
May
-
15 % Mar
Sales
Week's
Friday
July
v
43
*
warrants
1955
Jan
32 %
—
preferred
4%
12%
17 %
14%
Power
Companies common
Canadian Oil
20
130
19
Funds
Canadian
July
20
July
130
16 %
io y2
1
Canadian Husky
Jang 1
High
Low
al8
16 %
al7%
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•
com
High
Low
Par
Fairbanks Morse
Canadian
Exchange
Canadian Stock
Range Since
Shares
el Prices
Sale Prise
SEPTEMBER 13
tor Week
Last
STOCKS
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Range
Friday
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—
Dome
Duvan
Chib
Mines
Explorations
Mines
Lt#
Copper
Co
Ltd_
Ltd
R/
l_l?;
1
Ltd!——
13
1
13
13
210
22c
22c
1,000
12 Vb May
22c
Sep
14 %c
Feb
.14% jun
-72c
Jan
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Number 5673
186
Volume
.
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.
and
Financial Chronicle
(1187)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
SEPTEMBER 13
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
Last
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
'
'
•
.
Sullivan
East
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Par
,
Mines
Eastern Asbestos
Eastern
Ltd—
Co
Ltd
Mining & Smelting Corp Ltd
Metal Mines Ltd-
Fano
Mining '&
Fatima
i
Ltd
Glacier
Mines
Co
Ventures
Mining
10c
Ltd
—1
2.15
1.00
2.00
2.00
11c
14c
80c
94c
l
94c
Ltd
1
12c
L(d_—
_»
1
8c
__1
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Copper Com Ltd
Hollinger Cons
Ltd
Gold
Mines
Hudson-Rand Min^s
Indian -Lake
Mines
_«
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_
Ltd
'■»
:
:
70c
26
l
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co Ltd
1
1,260
11c
40c
International Ceramic Mining Ltd——1
Mines——
i_1
Israel Continental
piLCb Ltd——-_1
3,200
-
1,000
7,000
1,000
40c
18c
18c
35c
33c
'39c
40c
30c
40c
-
Lstdr. voting trust—
Golc! Mines Ltd—
Kerr-Addison
1
4c
7%c
Mercedes Exploration Co Ltd
Merrill
Monpre
.
Mining
Co
4,200
12c
Formaaue Mines Ltd—
New
New
24 %c
Nocana
North
■63c
1.20
*'
3c
Sep :■
99c
73
63c
12c
15c
8c
8c
1.45
1.50
6c
6c
61/aC
12c
14c
4,500
12,825
8,000
>
17%
Jun
1.92
Aug
Sep
Sep
Sep
6c
Apr
62c
Jan
15c
Sep
24c
'
Jan
49c
1.40 Jan
July
2.00
Aug
14c
Fdb
Jan
8c
Jun
18c
5c
7c
5,000
5c
Aug
12c
14c
Jan
500
9c
Aug
Aug
25c
Jan
51/2C
500
5c
200
15c
July
il%c Apr
Corp
1
15c
15c
15c
Metals—
_1
1.50
1.35
1.50
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
3,900
1
1.25
Jan
5.50
5.60
1.80 Mar
2.625
5.20
Aug
9.00 Mar
North American
Obalskl
(1945)
Okalta
Oils
Rare
Ltd
1
Ltd
10c
90o
9c
-
1.90
10c
1.85
6,500
2.07
12,400
1
19c
18c
21c
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd-1
11,500
9.00
7.40
9.0O
8,300
17c
17c
21c
26,000
Opemisce' Explorers Ltd—
Orchan Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Paudash' Lake
Uran
Mines Ltd_4
17c
1
31c
2
;
9c
1.85
10c
J3c
Sep
2.90
Sep
14%
27c
Feb
80c
7,500
14c
Jun
33,30()
18c
July
27c
25c
20c
34c
31c
2.90
2.75
3.00
1
1.54
1.35
1.54
2,100
1
5 Vac
5c
5 Vac
5c
Aug
7c
7c
500
5c
16c
Aug
13c
16c
21,000
12c
Aug
Jan
4.25
Porcupine
Provo
Gas
Prime
Mines
Producers
1
Ltd
1
Mines Ltd
,1
Ltd
•
3.35
Red Crest Gold Mines
82c
Lake
Mines
Stadacona, Mines
Standard Gold
Stahleigh Uranium
82c
Lake
Tazin
Tib
Mines
Mines
Exploration
Trans
Ltd
Feb
Feb
7,245
26c
Sep
Aug
70c
July
14c
-1
1.58
Mines
Area
1
Montaubkn
Mines
July
Sep
2.35 May.
Gold Mines
Arjon
Ash
Ventures
Ltd
Atlas
Yellowknife
"
Aubelle
Mines
3.90
9c
Jan
42c
/22c
4.15
4.25
300
Hi/4
14%
18,565
Aug
Aug
1.65 Aug
11% Sep
1.96
2.10
1,800
1.90 Aug
10c
14%
15c
24,700
26,335
Aug
4.45 Se&
23
May
4.00 Jan
15c
5c
5c 12 '/ac
27c
20c
25c
25c
19c
16c
19c
31c
23c
34c
6,620
29c
12c
42,600
10c
Sep
,
3,800
95
2,340
90
Jan
8.50
9.00'
631
7
Jan
6%
6%
200
5
Mar
19
21
6,519
19
8%c
8%c
500
Sep
Aug
35c
42c
43c
96,300
8,000
7c
8c
16c
18c
Jan
65c
3,500
12c
Jan
18c
Aug
Apr
60c
725
70c
May
12,000
12c
10c
14c
Aug
33c
Jan
23c
Sep
74c
July
Jun
8c
8c
1,000
3.40
3.70
3.90
48,100
10c
3,500
31
31%
1,330
10c
'
8c
1.80
Sep
16c
Jan
4.40 May
9c
Aug
30% Aug
22c
44
Jan
Jan
Jun
Sep
2.35
Jan
54c
Jan
3Vac
Jan
14c
7c
Jan
1.16 Mar
Sep
17c
Feb
16c
Sep
8%c Aug
39c
Jap
833
*
14
14
14
140
1.00
1.00
7c
275
2,000
50c
6c
60
May
Sep
12 %c
Jan
13%
9,087
12%
Sep
20%
Jan
Auto
Electric
Auto
Fabric
common
Prods
class
*
B
Avillabona Mines Ltd—
1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A-
1
is %
1
28 %
preferred
5% %
2nd
preferred
Banff
ec-
,
Bankfield
28
29
25
24
24
24%
-
21c
1.60 Mar
13
705
2.90
2.70
2.90
7,315
1
23c
24c
Jan
2.01
Jan
16
Jan
Jun
1.10 Apr
8c
43%
1,964
10
53%
52%
12 %c Mar
54% Jan
52
24c
25c
9,300
24o
34c
36c
8,950
34c
60c
5,000
60c
49,600
40c
*
24c
21c
25c
40,850
20o
8%c
8%c
9c
.13,300
8c
•
25
25
25
10
Paper class B_
60c
60c
45c
45c
49c
36c
23
30c
42c
*
5%
5
5%
1
60c
60c
65c
4,700
18c
18c
18c
9,500
16c
17
17%
1
Beatty Eros
—
;
*
.
65,828
.
5
1.79
1.48
1.95
350,327
39%
39%
40%
14,116
1.35
1.10
1.35
6,900
14c
1
1
15c
-5,326
•»
1.45
'
Jan
Jan
75c
Jan
92c
May
47o
«
Mar
12%o Jun
40
Jan
1.89
Jan
7% May
1.75
Sep
Aug
14% Apr
625
I
25
Corp
30o
580
.
50o
Corp
Mines
45c
84c
Sep
Sep
July
60c
—•
Beattie-Duquesne
Jun
60
Mar
1
Ltd
Mines
Bathurst Power &
42c
Aug
24c
Aug
Aug
Sep
Aug
Aug
Mining
Uranium
Yukon
1,603
Sep
Aug
34c
•
Exploration
Metals
54
July
May
8c
1
——
July
3.80
18c
—*
Mines
Jan
28
41 Va Aug
1
Mines
41
2.40 Feb
3,000
42%
25 % Aug
22
Aug
-
10,800
8c
42%
1
Scotia-
Nova
18c
725
10
Mines
Cons
Montreal
Barymin
12%
50o
Oils
40c
1
Jun
Jan
19% May
Sep
3.15
39 % Aug
1.09 Aug
May
46% May
2.75 Feb
14c
Aug
32c
5c
Aug
12c
Jan
2.65
Jan
Feb
5%c
8c
1,500
JL.38
1.30
1.40
16,516
—
Uranium
70c
60c
70c
1,050
1.15 Aug
50c
Aug
1
13c
12c
15c
6,300
12c
•
75c
66c
75c
4,000
600
Aug
1.12
1
7c
7c
8c
5,200
7c
July
14c
Mar
9c
9 Vac
8,800
7c
Aug
15c
May
Sep
-
Mines
1
Warrants
Bidcop
Black
Mines
Bay
Bonville
Ltd
__
Uranium
Gold
—
Mines
Bordulac Mines
1
Gold
Mines
—1
49c
—
Bridge
Tank
(T
—
_
1
3%c
2,000
3c
Aug
8c
9,600
91c
Mar
1.05
Jan
500
Jan
2.98
Apr
9c
10%c
16,000
7c
Aug
27c
Jan
500
18c
May
35c
Aug
97c
')
1
10c
—1
1.90
British
SAVARD
&
MONTREAL
CANADIAN
1,425
15c
148,180
5.20
1,310
1.00
1.10
4,000
7%
8%
7,643
18
18%
200
18
Sep
July
18% Sep
48
70
43
Jan
50
8.00
8.25
323
18
18
50
8%
•
,
_
—
common
—
25c
2.25
2.64
8,640-
2.20 Aug
46
44%
46 %
13,310
43% Feb
30c
19,443
'
25c
Jun
8.50 Aug
Jun
19
Jan
30c
50
Columbia
Packers
class
Columbia Telephone
Reef Mines
Brown
40
40%
215
40%
40
40%
420
90c
Aug
40
89
88
89
90
88
45%
45
46
275
45
10%
10%
11
3,755
13%
13%
13%
322
43
Columbia Forest Products
Columbia
40%
10
50
preferred
preferred
Broulan
42%
44%
4,200
40%
40%
__|
B—
Company
Bruck
STOCK EXCHANGE
St.
Mills
Power
class
70c
A
42
349
75c
14%
26,300
1,250
6%
2
63c
13%
Co
6%
100
7%c
Mines
7%c
6 %c
Brunsman
West, Montreal
Mines
6%c
6%c
7c
5,125
Mining
5.20
5.10
5.30
2,010
Brunswick
,
\
&
Smelting
Buffalo
Phillips Square
<
May
3.60 Jun
57% Jun
Office:
Buffalo
Building
St., New York City, MUrray Hill 2-4545
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Bunker
Burchell
Burns
&
Lake-
Red
Hill
50
10% May
13%
Mar
Jan
Sep
17% Apr
41
Feb
93
Jun
40
Aug
47%
Apr
13%
60c
Aug
13% Sep
6
July
60
Aug
5c
Aug
5.00 Aug
6%c
Sep
67c
Jan
7c
1.05
8,100
13c
66,100
Gc
5%c
7c
15,000
5%c Sep
32
310
25% July
10%c Aug
1.07
Jan
17% July
8
19c
Jan
Jan
15c
Jan
12%
Apr
12c
Mar
2.50 May
21c
Apr
11 %c Feb
37
July
9c 10 %c
12,700
7c
Aug
15 %c
Jan
27c
35c
35,400
21c
Aug
82c
May
13
13
131/4
450
13
Aug
15%
Jan
9%
9
10%
9
Sep
11%
Apr
Ext_
Lake
Sep
95c
31
Feb
95% Mar
11 %c
7,500
Mar
44
Jun
13c
Products
Burlington
46.
Gold
43
Jun
,
6%c
Ankerite
Canadian
3,100
39% Jun
1.00
Buffadison Gold
Buffalo
1203
Branch
4.10 Jan
15%
July
10
7% Jan
50
4%%
British
HART
EXCHANGE
Telephone PL-9501
Branch:
Sep
1.10
Power—
British
STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK
Dame
Apr
5.45 Mar
Mar
2.50
Brunhurst
Notre
70c
Feb
1
•
5%
15c
Jun
6c
3.75
1
—
preferred
preferred
British
TORONTO
4.60
4.90
48
•
common
Columbia Electric
414%
4%%
British
MEMBERS:
Mar
Feb
98c
2.22
21 %c 21 Vac
*
95c
2.22
1
July
49
4.25
1
—
common—
Oil—
Amer
4.25 Sep
Jan
1.55
45
18
__
_
Brilund Mines Ltd
British
170
18%c Jan
7%c
——
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44%
Sep
40% May
42 % Sep
8.00
Petroleums
Warrants
40c
160
Jan
'
——
Preferred
Bright
7c
44,700
Jan
14c
1
•
Traction
&
14,900
53c
42%
1.70 Mar
70c
.
4.35
Mines
Bralorne Mines
Bralsaman
10c
40c
41%
—
—50
_
Paper
Boymar Gold
—
7c
Sep
42 %
—50
pfd
preferred
Bowater
9c
1
Ltd-
Corp 5%
5 % c/o
5 %
r
6% Jun
29%
20 %c Mar
1,700
Mines
Britalta Petroleum
6c
12,500
Bowater
Aug
page
11% May
118% May
15% Apr
9c
Bouzan
20c
see
8% Aug
1.78
Jan
35c
For footnotes
4.50 Jan
100
8%
1.76
Jan
8 500
44th
2.50 Sep
3.00
8%c
30c
23,600
West
13% May
9c
57c
Sep
5c
26c
65
Apr
Mar
Jan
10c
4.4c
Local
19c
10
200
1.76
Bibis
35c
230
Jan
7%c Aug
1.90 Jun
1
Gold
Bicroft
Jan
23c
Ltd
July
43
1
1.00 Aug
Aug
4%c Aug
26c
Mines
20
May
Aunor
8.00
Aug
40c
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Jan
15% Mar
8%
20%
Aug
40
2.50
2.50
Jan
60c
Aumaque Gold Mines
Jun
2.96 Feb
4.85
1
Ltd
16,000
Jan
2.20 Jan
Aug
11%
1
Mines
Belcher Mining
Bell Telephone
1
Westville Mines
75
3,257
-
1
-
River
Bethlehem Copper
Bevcon Mines
Weedon- Pyrite
Ltd-
40
50
1.05 Aug
11%
1
Mines
Aumacho
18%
9%cl0%c
10%c
1
Mines
Jun
Virginia Mining Corp
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
37c
92c
17
40
*
Steels
Atlas
Atlin-Ruffner
May
23c
*
Wcstburne- Oil Co Ltd.
Western Decalta Petroleum
25,400
76c
-25o
common
99c
500
1
Copper Corp Ltd
60c
8.50
Acceptance
89c
1,000
'
&
1,200
80c
Warrants
Aug
Sep
lie
11
,
60C
Debentures
Atlantic
40c
23c
*
„
Productions
34c
1
Ltd—
9,500
38,400
17%
*
common
Artists
500
4,000
6c
.-10
B
2,000
7c
5c'
30c
1.35
91%
Temple
Associated
class
Bcaucage
11c
•
„'
—
Hardware
Ashdown
Beaver Lodge Uranium
Beaver Lumber Co common
23c
1
Ltd
•
-50
1
Argus Corp common
$2% preferred
Jan
60c
>
6c
1.18
60c
18% Jan
600
26c
6c
1.18
Warrants
of
1.98
26c
Resources
Nickel
19c
11,600
May
94c
Aug
68c
28c
Aug
Aug
5.10
Jan
37c
5c
60 c
Jan
3.50 Aug
12c
6,900
Baslca
300
800
20,000
Jan
May
2.00
^
45c
Bata Petroleums Ltd-.
53 c
1.98
6.25
Sep
2.20 Sep
.
Jan
Brazilian
United
Oils. Ltd—.
Valor Lithium Mines
20c
Aug
4.45 -Sep
70c
Aug
Jan
_1
United
18c
-
41c
Jan
5.00
_•
Trqjan Consolidated Mines Ltd
2.50
45c
1.25
3.00
63C
1
—
2.20
Anglo Rouyn Mines
2.28
54c
3.00
—I
LtdC——
—lo
95c
<
13
Barvue
Jan
1
Empire Oils Ltd rights—
Trebor. Mines
5,700
3,275
Jan
51%
Bank
Mar
__1
:
1,500
81c
70c
16%
Barnat
20c
-1
Ltd
1.15
4.60
70c
78c
Jan
2.00 July
Aug
Aug
Aug
Feb
*
—!
1.02
4.45
25c
8
Jan
_1
Ltd
1.10
1.00 Aug
•:
47
Jan
77c
u
Ltd
43,550
28c
11
Sep
'
Mines
12.618
25c 29 %c
_•
50% July
JUn
49%
40
Bouscadillac
Tache
Tarbell
1.70
100
17c
Jan
1
Corp
1.25
245
75c
Sep
1
Mining
370
11%
15c
6c
Ltd—1
Steep Rock- Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan CouS Mines
250
45
49%
of
21c
50c
Ltd—
20,054
21%
10%
Aug
51c.
46%
39 Va
21%
Aug
May
11%
45c
54c
35% Sep
19% July
43% Jun
35%
44%
<
48%
Bank
20,500
;
50% July
99
17
10-%
Jan
31,400
54c
35% Aug
25V« May
Jan
Jan
11%
Apr
Apr
10
5,189
Aug
1
10%
65c
700
32 %
,
1
3,100
5,200
12
45
Ltd—
-
6.400
10'/a
94
-5
13,000
5c :• 6 Va c
20%
1
Petroleums
50c
10
.Aug
4.75
Anglo American Exploration
Angio Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd_ —50
3.90
45c
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8c
10%
8
60c
94
21%
Petroleums
1.85
July
30c
•
92
Jan
1.70 Jan
,
t
18%
38%
Mines
2.40 Jon
21c
1*
Ltd-
Leduc
1.58
45c
18
40
1.85
10%
_25
Rare Earth
i.oj
7 VaC
Ltd
(1944)
Mines
65c
3,733
3,850
19
/l
1.30 Sep
F<?b
Feb
^Jan
94
-50
pfd
Bankeno Mines
30c
Ltd
Mines
Sep
7%c
.
Soraa-Duverhay Gold Mines
4,400
jun
1
Scurry Rainbow Oil Ltd
Sharbot
3.35
1.58
Rex-spar Uran. & Metals Min Co Ltd__l
Rocky Petroleums Ltd—
_50c
Sherritt-Gordon
May
_1
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd—
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
1
Amalgamated
Base
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd-l
Quebec. Copper Corp Co Ltd11
Quebec Metallurgical Industries Ltd—*
Quebec Oil-Development Ltd-
3.00
19,000
35c
July
20c
Apr
Pitt Gold Mining Co
Portage Island. (Chlb)
Jan
Jan
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
pfd
Jan
54c
17,coo
2,600
4%%
Aug
Aug
7.40
lie
27c
Sep
31o
"
Pennbec Mining Corp.
Permo Gas- dte Oil Ltd
Sep
19c
26c
8,850
5,650
July
44o
,
11%
5%
Partridge Canadian Explorations Ltd_l
100
58c
1,500
Jun
14c
5i/ac
i.30
53c_
—
Mines
2.65 Mar
900
1.30
common
4%
Consolidated
1.75 May
2,000
Ltd
Ansil
1.08
8V'aC
1.30
•
preferred
Apex
Sep ""
81/aC
1.55
10c:
8 %
93c
29
Arcadia
Apr
8c
1.50
—1
Jan
Sep
8c
1.50
.100
Jan
2.08
Sep
1.20
1,000
12c
July
;
55c
98c
27,500
1.47-
Jan
20c
15c.
,10c
10% Mar
Jan
May
7%cjuly
1.40 May
10c
Anchor
600
14c.
26c
Analogue Controls
1,000
15c
4,318
_20c
Jan
115
Feb
12c
30c
lioc
Jun
2.10
Sep
15c
30c
Anacon Lead
23c
Aug
14e
30c
American Neplieline
Amurex Oil Develop
23c
; Mar
13
20,350
•
81c
Jan
13%c
Sep
20c
20c
1.30
6% Apr
3,800
Feb
13% July
13% July
3.70 Aug
325
Apr
23c
Anglo Huronian
85c
1,800
57,400
1.20
20c
1.20
-
16c
Aug
4,330
Jun
25
04c
65c
Jan
-Jan
Jan
Jan
8%
—
f
Aluminum Co
American
21
62c
Algoma Steel
4%%
60,475
125,640
>
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"Feb
9Va July
94
Sep
Aug
16c
Sep
1.00 Aug
7c
8%
Oils
debentures
Aluminium
"
17% May
•
Uranium
5 r/e
Jan
Jan
23c
,
Algom
24
83
1
certificates
trust
Pacific Cons
"
Apr
62c
Ltd
Warrants
May
13c
Voting
7
4,775
2,500
16c
High
35%
22% Mar
31
8%c
Jan. 1
"■
1
Explorations
Alberta
83
8c
"
Sep
60c
common
Gold
Apr
*
17
7,000
80c
1.30
_1
Asbestos
Jun
65c 1
Jun
31,200
1.10
13%
75c
20c
80c
Aug
Alba
Ylc
83
Jan
35% Jun
13 Vac Aug
10c July
i.1
Ltd_:
American
125
29c
85c
131/4
_50c
,.
-
15Va Sep
—1
Mines Ltd
Mines
85
23c
1.10
New Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd ♦
New Vlnray Mines Ltd..-_
i
New West Amulet Mines Ltd
1
.n.lt
21c'
July
7c
l
.
13% Mar
' >'• •'
J
Sep
14
Ltd
Alberta Disttllers common
80c
l
New Jack Lake Uranium Mines Ltd
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
New Santiago
1,500
'
—1
.
Goldvue- Mines-; Ltd—
1.02
80
11
Fortune Mines Ltd————
15c
1.02
"
1
New
•
Sep
'*
Mines
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Ajax Petroleums
21% Mar
;
Jun
*200
Mining
Voting trust
Aug
28c'.Jan
75c
-
Aconic
Akaiteho
Jan
2,000
3,000
'
47c
Jun
5c
1—_1_1
Ltd-
,
■
30c
15c
li
Montgary Explorations Ltd
~
40c
1,500
13c
^5
Ltd—_„L
Mid^Clribougamau Mines Ltd
^
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
4.90.
84c'
10,000
1.02
1
—
Mining Ltd—
Petroleums
4.05
4
Sep
Jan
3c
Mclntyre-Porcupinh Mines Ltd—j._5
4.50
*
Mar
2.05
Aug
13 %c
Mining Corp Ltd—_ _1_1
1
30c
Oil
&
Gas
100
-
25%
355
1.33:
16c
8c
3c
Louvicourt Goldfleld CorpM.____l.___i._i
Merrill- Island
16 Va
18%
18
1.13
30c
16 Va
18
*
;
1.14
16c
7c
830
1.75
July
500
IS Va
Mining & Explor Co Ltd—_1
Lingside* Gopper, Mining Co Ltd—
_I
Long Island Petroleums Ltd—
*
8 %
1
23c
3c
8%
Low
16%ci
1.65
2.00i
July
7%c Sep
1,000
490
16 %c
5,000
4c
161/a
1
Labrador
Maritimes
"
8c
-
22%
•
1.35
Juii
23% Feb
22%
Acnie
Apr
23cJan
Aug
70c
.
22 %
8%c
j
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Kontiki Lead & Zinc Mines Ltd—
6c
6,110
1
21,800
.
Mines
Aug
28%
3.10
May
Aug
10% Sep
2,800
28
A
High
25%
•
Preferred
Range Since
Low
Acadia-Uraniuin Mines
Sep
17
200
-
10c
71/ac
11c
Iso..Uranium
Jardun
8c
400
70c
25
10c
1
Ltd--.
22c
-
Class
Sbarea
3,15 May
1.32 Sep
Jan
2.05
6,950
-•
Aug
for Week
28%
•
25
Atlantic Sugar common
Advocate
11c
500
2,000
,7c
■
70c
—5
Ltd_—
6c
Feb
July
Sep
Aug
i-
IO1/4
30c
,
*
_i
.
Collieries
Acadia
May
500
17%
IO1/4
1.95
Jan
11c
9c
171/4
1.75
72c
Jan
42%
'
Sales
Range
Par
24 %c Mar
.
Week's
of Frices
Last
Sale Fries
29%c
55c
-
STOCKS
Jan
Sep
Mc
Exchange
Foods
Friday
Jan
4.05 Mar
80c
Aug
May
27
1,500
12c
Caaadlan
Jan
Abitibi Power & Paper common
Preferred
.13,200
39c
65c
■
.
July
12c
112,700
1,000
<■
2.05
35c
39c
10c
;
2,100
-
Sep
Sep
500
2.19
2.05
1
J ' »
-
•
IT——.;.
Warrants'
2.05
Toronto Stock
High
5.20
1.70 Aug
130,600
1.13
2.00
20c
14 %c
1,780
23c
1.04
Mines "Ltdl—
Hillcrest
271/4
18c
15,200
-
*
2.20 Aug
...
12c
27
21c
Low
160
12c
12c
Ill
Ltd—___.i
Grandines- Mines
Haitian
1,000
10c
Ltd
Age' Mines Ltd
Gunnar^
19,800
—*
Inc
Ltd
Oil
Gaspe
2.05
1
Fundy Bay Copper Mines—
Futurity Oils Ltd-—
Golden
1,800
1.90
2.00
•
Mining
Frobisher
i
!
:
Exploration
vo***"'*--TT-r.nium
"20c
14 Vac 14 %c
1
l
Oil & Minerals Inc
Falconbridge- Nickel Mines
,
20c
l
Fab
2.25
—l
Empire
i
2.25
Range Since Jan. 1
Hiah
1
El Sot Geld Mines Ltd
i
Low
32c
1,979
43
Financial Chronicle *-v . Monday, September 16^1957
Commercial and
The
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK ENDED
FOR
SEPTEMBER 13 7
.
Last
STOCKS
Sales
♦
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
•
Range Shice Jan. 1
-
3,300
61c
Aug
3.20 May
Consolidated
40c
35c
40c
27,691
35c
51c
Aug
Consolidated Quebec Gold
_25c
95c
Jan
Consolidated Red Poplar
Edmonton
&
24
Feb
36
61
65%'
692
61
Sep
80
7.75
Feb
5.55
Jun
Sep
13%
Jan
315
5.65
5.60
5.00 Aug
3.25
2.95
3.25
732
25%
25 V*
26%
1,651
Cement
26%
26%
26%
7
26% Jan
*
*
10
6%
6%
6%
200
17%
17%
17'A
25
31'A
32=%
I,0ui>
common-
2.50 May
3.15
Apr
29
Feb
class
A———
Iron Foundries
common
31 %
Sep
42
Apr
47% Mar
55
Jan
8,500
2.50
Sep
4.50
1.70
1.85
2,300
1.70
Sep
2.85 Mar
35=14
35%
36
610
33
35
36
650
34
73%
*
A
76
365
73%
Sep
75c
Feb
-20
Permanent Mtge
Canada
115
3.15
36
class
Packers
Canada
49
2.50
3.15
Jan
39%
Aug
May
Jan
37 % Mar
90
Jan
'
'
Preferred
—
& Cable class B„:
Canada Wife
Canadian Admiral Oils
Minerals.—.
Canadian Astoria
Oil-—I
Atlantic
Canadian
Bank, of Commerce
Canadian
Canadian Breweries
#
.
Preferred
270
Class
•10c
6.95
6.55
,46%
45%
47%
;
2,696
;
-
42c
11c
,2,000
7,267
Cree
24 % c
Jan
56
r
24
25
3,553
23% Mar
28
25%
26
835
23% Mar
12
12
375
12
19
78c
*
13%
_•
69c
62c
.
;
34,720
v
13%
15Ya
,
13%
15'A
Feb
13%
1,115
-
Sep
.
53c
920
15
•
Sep
.
-
July
27
135
25
July
31
Feb
6
6%
1,955
6
Aug
9
Jan
*
•
1.64
1.60
1.65
II,100
5%
4.75
5%
5,600
3
com
Class
70c
2,960
63c
July
2,400
62c
Aug
6.15
6.80
23,420
18
705
Devonian Petroleum-—
Dredge & Dock
1714
>17 Vs.
Canadian
Dtyno Mines—
110
1.05
6.60
1
Canadian
7,840
5.10
35
41
17
17
17
67c
80c
41
North
4,937
12% Jan
2,560
6
9%
10%
2,900
8%
28c
25c
28c
1,975
25c
20 %c
22c
1,998
20 %c
30
33%
4,887
*
:
22c'
1
.
•
32=14
100
98%
98%
9844
10.00
9.25
10%
29%
28%
22
20%
22'
16%
July
Juft
15
3.00
3.20
2,505
29 3 4
May
7c
7c>
25%
Apr
15
Feb
20
Aug
*2.85
7c
25%
Sep
.10%
Jun
Feb
14c
Del
2.00
15
100
18c
30c
35c
41c
30c
42c
3.60
'"May
2.00
6c
Aug
15c * Jan
80c
Sep
1.60 Jun
4.80
5.25
4,070-
4.25
2.80
2.70
2.90
8,725
1.90. Feb
7c
7c
1,500
7c
Aug
12C
2,375
10c
Sep
:
46
154,373
51,110
21,850
1.42
1,200
1.25
2.11
1.95
2.20
5,300
1.84
___
—
16c
17c
4.00
5.00
5.80
9.20-'
*-
stores
2.50
v
2.90
1.02
■=
Apr
>
Match
:
8c
Tc
70c
1.15
1.00
85c
73c
'
Jun
Jan
8.50
3.00 Mar
5.35 Jun
5.00
-
8.40
Apr
Sep
'
14 % July
5.00 Jan
'
1.0& Aug
-
9o
Aug
-
2.90
2.27Mhr
Jun
5.30
Sep
59
.16
7c
•
May
1 Apr
12,500
15c
1.13
246,062
70c
1.29
9,500
'
•
14,300
71
74%
30c
35c
2.05
54,575
Sep
62c
-
-5,418
1.71
36c
Jun
60c
•
Ang ;
Apr
'■*
275
Feb
1.52
Aug
Jan
4.25
-
4.25
1.00 Sep
•
8
8
22c
13 %c
22c
8
%
Jan
78
Aug
55c
25c
27,000
13c 14 %C
14,670
7%
20c
77C
Jun
369,875
47c
Sep
1,000
6c
Aug
72c
47c
7%c
7%c
11%
11%
475-
3.50
3.70
400
.-10
110
110
20
1.02
92c
1.05
22c
22c
22 c
12c
10c
*
8c
*
6%
7
300
1
Life
Coniagas Mines
Corp
18c
20e
12,700
Oil
Bakeries
Bellekeno
;
2.50
*
1
Mines___
Mines—
•
Sep
=
13% May
10
-
-
2.14
; Jair
Sol
C>oid
^Federal
Grain
Fleet
22
Canada
Ford
7c
7c
19c
1
18%'
-
-1,000
-
2,800
•
,-•..
-
,7CvJ Sep*'
18c
"
!
Discovery
47,247
-12%
Jun
25,285
5.50
Jan
3,350
2.50
Oil
43c
42c
45C
12,900
33c
1
Crest
34e
3,600
»
*
-
39c
Aug
33c
1.75 Jan
20,600
-
2.14
60
35
25%
5.25
Consolidated
Golden
Arrow
1
:
Consolidated Guayana Mines
.
Consolidated Halliwell
7%c
18c
•
6,244
7c
2,000
15c
Apr
Sep
50c
Jan
1.50
47
Apr"
Apr
5%
May
Geco
27% Jun
200
25
Mar
95
41
Aug
58
25
42^
41
Aug
50
25c
Feb
13c
Aug
10% c
Sep
82c
Jan
>
16C
53c
1
16C
2,000
12c
;
60c
121,650
38c
90c
: Jan
39,304
13c
Sep^
4oc
22,500
35c
Aug
1.30
GOc
75c
8,550
54c
Feb
,r 93C,
Jun
27Vjc
26c
30c
18,600
25C
49 %o
Jun
27%
25 Va
28 V2
11,452
25 V2
Sep '
16%
16%
17
15
Juu
v
18%
2.18
1.00
18
17% Feb
23
15,505
—1.4th Feb
19
2.00
1.15
1.19
.
'
-
,
-
4,110
7.35
8.45
12c
7195
'
25%
26
'26
20
:
65c
8.80
15
*
•
1
49%
84 V!
84 V!
33 Ya
Jan
25
Mar
28%
J»»
24c
Apr
8c
Sep
65c
Aug
88 %
G6c
65c
Aug
4,100
51
:
5.90
71,552 •
-
-
405
84!!
Consolidated
Consol
Marbenor
Consolidated
Gold
*
'
19
19
19%
230
8%C
6,200
24
570
1.80
1.99
16,635
1.80 Aug
8c
Mic
2.05
Jun
May
45C J July
35c
9,000
8c
Sep
27,630
40c
Sep
27%
29
680
27
Jan
31
Jul.V
100
93
Sep
106
" Apr
27 %
16,615
8.60
250
4.85
Jan
51%
54%
550
—1=%
39%
40%
General, Petroleum Canada common—1
'••
Class A
Ili-—L-l
iiLL
1
General Products Mfg class
_*
5.05
5.15
4.25
4.55
5,215
30
30,
25
4.50
5%
727
83%
83%
18c
20c
1.30
Sep
5Vi
_*
LL
I—
2_
1"
:
c6mmohI'%-^
Preferred
*
100
Mines
Scientific
Ltd_L_T.
Prospi:
1
Glacier
.
53%
4.30
5%
83
20c
96
•
"
475
18%
63%
!: 45
6.25
4.50 AUg
6.00
4.00 Aug.
36
.Sep
4.5b' Sep
30
80
18c
7.50
Jun
6,220
1.38
J Feb
Jan
Glenn
Gold
,
50c
3,500
50c
Aug
1.30 May
11c
11(^
500
10c
Juii
'27CV .Jan
4.50
5.05
2,950
1;
2.14
2.00
2.15
33,300
1
20c
20C
246
19,952
18c
Aug
17C
18c
2,500
T7C
Sep
9c"
10C
8,600
7%C, Aug
Mac
Consolidated
Mining &
Consolidated
Morrison
Consolidated
Smelting—.
44,200
25c
Aug
25c
2,429
15c
Apr
3.75
4.10
11,646
3.75
Sep
5.35
Apr
Granduc
22%
•
«
20%
22%
14,667
20%
Aug
28%
Jan
Great
Lakes
35c
45o
11,660
22c
82c v
May
Great
Northern
43c
Explor,
1
2
45c
1
25c
Mines
Northland
footnoted
10,380
47c
i
Negus
Nicholson
For
Ltd
Mosher
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Oils
2.10
31c
sde
Mines—
Mines-—
page
46.
-
#.■
■
1
——.
59c
'
63c
)
Jan
45c
5,200
38c
July
23c
27o
5.000
16 %C
Feb
8c
8c
1,500
7c
3,735
50c
61c
69c
1.10
1
1
5.80
3.70 Aug.
^
1.15
Aug
'
68c
38c
6 %c
6c
6%c
4,500
6c
78c
74c
78c
14,700
74c
:
1
16c
16c
17c
3,400
14c
Apr
Goodyear Tire 4%
Graham Bousquet
45
45
75
12 c
11c
12c
10,300
11c
•
9c
8c
10c
31,600
6 %c Aug
2.05
5,860
Gold
Grandines
——50
I
Miucs
Jun
July
IIIII
Gas
Warrants
82.80
2.05
1.80
;
•
36%
34 %
common!—
1
Mines
!
preferred 4
Develop
Aug
16c
Jan
Great
Plains
Aug
1.05
Jan
Great
West
:
4.00
Coal class A
/
1
I-IIIIIII*
1,807,
1.80
7%
4.00'
4,225
IOV2C
.
4.56
2,330
2.10
34c
Jan
Jan
Mar
4712 Mar
Jun
25c.
Jan
27%c
Jan
5.60
Jan
Aug
Sep
Sep
47% May
5% Jan
10% May
34\'-2
3.40
Feb
46%
27%
May
70c
"
8
IIIIIIIIII50
i
36%
1
41
Feb
May
16c
''
Aug
1
pfd
May
28c
'
Aug
■
Jan
2.15 Sep
,
July
1
\,
May
Paper
'
"1
Mines
1
41c
'
3.75
25c
■
^4_4-
Uranium
1.95
July
56c
Gold——
Manitou
Feb
Apr
42c
'
4.55
•
MineS-I_:—
Eagle
Golden
Jan
4—
!
Mines ' 4—
Goldcrest
Jan
May
T
_1"
__*i—
Uranium'Mines
Gdldale
Apr
July
86.
Sep
10
*
Apr
6.00 May
50% AUg
-37 4 Mar
900"
Jan
Mines—
Lii;
Mihei—
Mining 4:
Jan
35c
10c
10 vr
24 %c
1.90 Aug
Jan
3.10 Jan
\(
40 %c 44 %c
93
3.85
1
Jan
43c
5V'2
47c
Mines-
Ltd
Jan
21c
34
6%c Aug
22% Sep
1.92
26
18% Aug
8c
22=%
8.60
Bakeries!
25c
2.10
1
Howe.v Gold
Marcus
May
114
Sep
22%
-
Sep
56% Mar
49% Sep
1,087
'
1.10 Jan
10
Feb
96
Goldfields
Consolidated
May
25
28,000
10
51
10
41c
175
-
8cll%c
11 %c
9.55 Jtrty
Aug^
,
720
2G%
26
;
12C
May,
1-95 Mar
2.93 Jam
9,000
.
Jan
May
'
.
3:20 May
"Feb
86c
12,972
13c
12<s
1
-
Apr
42%
-
Jan.
640
'-1,285-
May
11c
'l
Jan
16c
36c
9.85
Yellowknife Gold
'
Mar
13c
•
1
Mascot
Sep
Feb
40c
59c
4,000
19
General* Steel Wares
64c
Aug
38C
-1
Mr.y
175,800
=
-•
—J
preferred
Giant
'
Jan
*
40c
14c
2.10
—1
Mines Ltd—-—
Giant
.,
Aug
16c
43c
1
Geo
Aug ; :
Jan
8.25
Aug^
33
Jan
4.10
1.65 Aug
15c
i4yac
common
Jan
Aug
Jan
65c
10 %c
1
Power
Apr
1.04 Aug
3,500
Jun
Aug
12 %c
77a
'
1.47
24c.
102,836
2.00
-
35
I
•'
1.10 Mar *■
2.15 Aug
'
7c
1.19
7c
1.19
1
Lake
1.10
17 %c
7
Mines
Iron
Gillies
Jan
30
"
Mines
Apr
-
15c
1.85
35
• ;
Genex
Sep
Jan
37c
"
12 %C'
11 %c
Common
Jan
Aug
*
Aug
6%c Aug
7,400
"
Exploration
al9c"Jiin
!-'
2.70
1
Ltd
17Va
'
11%
2.60
May
15,000
*
•
-1
3.50
18%
9.40
16c
8c
1.42
1.50
*
•*
1
L——
!' '25%
16%
2.70
Jan
1,500
Gatineau
26c
114s
Mines—!
*
Jan
26c
25c
Gulkeno
-23c ';;Jan
55c'Anf
- •
73c
Juiy
25c
Galtwin
49V2C Jan
Feb
Aug
13C
25c
*
Motors '4
19c
•
Frobisher
General
19c
16c
10,050
■
1.32
•
July
1
35,800
15c
13c
17,415
Mines-
8
1
24c
19c
2.50
Companies
Dynamics
Oils__
Jan
-
1.42
:
(U S)
of. Canada class A
General
Cadillac——
30
7=% May
69c
Ford Motor Co
Mar
,
50
%
-1
Corp
16c
Aug
Sep
30
%c
'
4
-t
Manufacturing
Florida
Aug
Aug--;
3,800
80c
1
7c
15c
1.00
30
Feb
.2-80
10c
10c
2.22
Klrkland
Federal
25,500
*
Jan
20,600
2,700
—
^
10c
1.833
Jn
9%
buU
16c
■
31c
A
Preferred
General
127,000
12%
Sep
8
12c
30c
—
class
Jan
10c
Aug
80c
Jan
44c
Aug
9%
7,967
10%
9%
7%
II
P'arwest. Tmigsten. Copper—
21cl
24c
57 % May
11%
*
Aug
22c
32 Y3
Jan
10
25o
10c
10c
Feb
39 %
41%
Oils -Ltd—
Fargo
3,500
10c
19%.
1,598
41%
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous Piayers Canadian-.
P'anny Farmer Candy —
Fafftd'ay "Uranium Mines
12c
24c
54,963
15c
"
Aug
Mar
May
47%
7%
V
•
6V4
Jun
99
16
27 %
2.50
Explorers Alliance
:
15c
,33%
;
Feb
43%
1,205
•
Mines
Sep
!
Sep
95% Aug
200
24','a
.-1
Corp
—L,
Excelsior Refineries-
Aug
'*•"
3,094
Jun
47
May
4.60
150
Aug
28!! July
Jan
13
■
3.50 July
109
Jan
16c
'
14%
'
.-1
Francoeur
"
.Tun
■
Eufeka
22c
*
Cordasun1
Consolidated
Jan
dan
y.idi
Sep
41%
Foundation Co of ..Canada
:
•->1
Consol'Fenimore
Apr
-
97
25%
Oils—
Pen-Rey
El
88c
•
East
32%
12%
o
common
9,200
Flin__!
Dragon
A(>r
21c
Sep
26
—20
—-i-——,
Mines
2,875
*
Gamma-!—.'
Consolidated
Aug
26%
-*"
10
***-*■
17c;,Feb
Aug
'
*
'
Consolidated
8c
25Vi
23
-1
r-**r-
87/b May
85c
Jun
Apr
10c
•-
Jun
2.05
--
Jan
75c
-
700
■
*
Denison
2.83
13%
Apr
4"; * Apr
62
30c
'
•
Jan
28c
Aupt-
20%«c Sep
4,000
;
7%c
-
Warrants
1.15 Mar
1
Jan
4,870
Apr
15y2c Jun
-
141,VJan
50
25
1.99
l
Combined Enterprises
Consolidated
dan
1.42
13%
Co—*.—
Mines
El
7.00 Mar
Sep
2.50
•
100
34c
1
1
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Consolidated
70c
1,935
,
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Eldrich
25,000
89c
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73%
1
Copper
Central
Jan
Aug
96 Ya
7%c
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3.30 Mar
Elder
-
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Consolidated
Jan
Jan
16c
7c
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13%
15c
Fruser
Consolidated
Mar
-3.50 Feb
,
34c
2,000
5,100
2.05
Mar
9,500
-
15c
1
Beta
Apr
20c
39,416
-1
Maf
"
50
1.05
_1
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Equipment
Calllman
80c
1.70
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57c
12,600
20 %o 21 %c
1
Gold Mines
Consolidated
8c
27%
-1
Mining
Eddy
2.61 July
'
25
Cody Reco
Consolidated
500
16c
May
•Jan
-
5%c Aug
IS^jc Aug
3,000
75c
Apr
4.60
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75o
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7c
16c
8c
47c
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62 c
—
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70c
2,500
2.90
19c
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Cochenour Willans
Consolidated
55)6
-
Jun
35c
9,302-
79c
& Smelting Ltd
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50
7%c
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Allenbee
2.00
400
-
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59c.
6c
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Feb
1,560
14% < 14Yj
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1
—
■
: 2.75
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Jaculet Mines
Consolidated
1
Aug
7% Aug
358
*
common
Mines
Sullivan
Aug
56,397
9!!c
9c
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20
—?
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Feb
16c
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Amplii
Eastern
Jan
5.60
1
Jan
6.25
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-
1.33
1.161
1.22*
1
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Conro
22c
10,000
7%.
—
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13c
1,600
*
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Key
3,150
21c
16c
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Steel
45c
5,720
.
10%
2.50
10 %
—
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Jun
26
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36c
29
2,800
62c
7.00
3.50
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42c,
Aug
24.
7,500
18c
57c
6.85
60c
5.25
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Aug
9c
30c
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July
■
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2.50
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Sep
17 %c
45c
Mar
18,760
78,050
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-10c
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Jan
3.35
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Colomac
18c
9c
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14c
12%
L
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Feb
1
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10c
24
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44 %
13Y*
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28c
23
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3.60
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Chiboiig
140
17c
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East
69c
1.82
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Chesterville Mines
3:95 July
•
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East
56c
2.05
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6.50 July
Jan
18VL»
3,485
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Aug
Aug
30c
Aug
2.35 Aug
3.20
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12c
18%
10%
Sep
14c
15,083
1.93
*
Chartered Trust
Jan
2,250
3,000
9.85
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1.09
,
9c
26c
Apr
23c
500
1
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I Sep
91c
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17
Aug
2.50
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37c
9c
Apr
32 %
*
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370
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5.50
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75
15%
15%
2.00
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,
80c
-
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34% May
26% May
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15%
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Cay^or Athabaska
18,600
10
Dominion Textile
101% May
July
28 %
14,500
17
18c
Corp
Apr
43c
37c:
42c
1
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Eastern
Asbestos
14
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Dominion
39% July
4.30 Mar
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10
2.50
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340
+.
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1
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40c.
92
10,641
25%
7c
25%
•
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July
11
15%
I—I1
Dominion Magnesium
'
1
.—
,
Feb
36c
2,141
3.15
•'
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Canadian Western = Nat Gas 4 f/c pP*.20
Canadian Wllliston
6c
Cariboo
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17
*
*
Dominion Foundry & Steel common—*
Preferred
1—
1°°
3.10 July
23
Apr
Aug
4,267
16%
—
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14 %
25%
Dome
Sep
26% Mar
50
Thorium Corp
Vickers
:
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Jun
15%
100
———1
Seagrams.
Distillers
9.50 Aug
I 1.75 Feb
4,352
—_
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17
-2.50
2.70 Mar
Dome
9.40
Canadian
Cnnso
5.20
Feb
2,685
Dominion
2.20
Gold
Can Met Explorations
Sep
14%
12,100
Jan
17%
Canadian
Erin
1.61
1,160
9c
Jan
8.50
Prospect
Can
Mar
54,616
Feb
1.90
common
Exploration
32c
30,292
16
26%
1.35
15%
Pacific Railway
25
Petrofina Ltd preferred—10
Candore
Aug
10c
2.35
25 V*
50
9.00
Canadian
Canarn
7c
8c
1.62
23%
2.20
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
1.61
22 %c
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Sep
1644
1955 warrants
Canadian
Jan
15%
10c
_2
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Diadem
Sep
10
preferred
5%
6.25
1.23
*
Sep
2.20
1.50
Aug
—1
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Canadian
July
15%
—
17
3,500
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Canadian
4.00
dun
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7.50 Apr
Sep
24c
Jan
Mar
May
,
41
Jan
18c
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67c
50
80c
«
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Canadian Malartic
20,900
6c
Dominion
Canadian
200
3oc
3.50
13
Aug
4.00
7%
Mines
Palmer Oils—.—>—:
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22% May
Jan
4.75
24c
32 c
1
Mines—,
Brewis
D'Eldona
1.70 Apr
9.40 May
.
27=%
Feb
40c
Sep
Sep
101
145
5,120
—
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Deer
Jan
85c
6.15 Sep
16% Aug
1.05 Sep
26,915
7.35
41
41
.100
Oil
Husky
2,488
4.25
Apr
1.89
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~
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1.20
6.90
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Canadian Homestead
3.3 %
—
B
Jan
7%
——
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3.00 May
Sep
76c
Canadian
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian Food Prods pfd_
4.75
70c
'
73c
Canadian
1.30 Mar
73c
1
——
Canadian Decalta Gas warrants-
High
32
101 101 %
4.00
4.25
Dnering Explorers —--2—
D'Arayon Mines
Davis Leather class A———
16%- Jun
Decoursey
Canadian
—
Crowpat Minerals ___——
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14% May
*
12% Apr
27
25
Pete
Canadian Collieries Resources Ltd
Canadian
6.25
Apr
67c
10c
common
—
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1,600
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Jun
Canadian Chieftain
Preferred
17,900
—-1
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29 % Jun
12
Canadian Chemical &
.
225,715
15c
*
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Cromor
Jan
•
1.00
6.75
——--
—
of Cauada-
Oil
Crestaurum, Mines
9.60 July
43% Aug
.
77c
78c
6.25
——*
1
Jun
6.00 Feb
Sep
Sep
—2.—————
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Cowichan
Jan
60c
9 %c Aug
7.05
1
Sep
6%C
—-
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12% Jan
„
26c
6,500
11
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20
Feb
92,500
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.—
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45 '
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14,866
*
33c
26c
4.75
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8.30 Jqly
" Jun
"
May
16
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7
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11
250
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48c
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Jan
29
25
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11
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6.85
6.15
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6.85
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Canadian Canners
8,500
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common
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'
37%
1
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12.50
—*
—*
—-1
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20
Cahadk Steamship Lines com'—
3.25
2.85
3.25
»—
Feb
32%
Exploration
Cosmos
"
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CanadA Southend- Petroleum—„—.
Canada Southern
lac
6%c
101 %
Ltd
Coppercrest Mines Ltd—
Name
chgd to Peerless Canadian
Explorations Ltd
•
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Copper Rand Cliiboug—
1
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Sep
48%
common-
Lands-—
Oil
May
15c
Coppercorp
Jan
17%
Clark
Copp
8% May
5% Aug
13
1.81
Malting
Canada
Canada
■.
102
Conwest
Canada Crushed Cut Stone_———
9oC
13c
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of Toronto com
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_
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West
Consumers Gas
Apr
Mar
95c
Sep
30%
17c
6i5c
6.75
1
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Consolidated
Jan
6.20
24% Mar
Sep
1,000
6,785
28c
6%c
Mines—
Basin
MiningPeroleum
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'
12.500
68c
15c
15c
1
Consolidated Sannorm
Consolidated Sudbury
Jun
4.35
5.85
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9%c
68c
1
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Low
8c
8c
8c
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Consolidated Regcourt Mines
July
1,009
4.75 '
5.85
5.60
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1.55
45,257
4.75
7.50
common-
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Canada
85c
4,032
20
Bread
Canada
44,350
31
1
„1
Campbell Chibougamau __
Campbell Red Lake——
Canada
1.02
61
Calgary Power common—
Calvan Consolidated Oil—
Canada
85c
Aug
Sep
29 %
Petroleum
Calgary
75c
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High
Low
1
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65c
i~i
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Mines
Calalta
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65c
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Cable
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High
Shares :
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Low
Par
for Week
=\
Range
Last
STOCKS
for Week
4
Range
S jies
Week's
Friday
Week's
Friday
43
100
46%
Sep
27%
28
1,010
27 %
Sep
6
6
200
6
Aug
-
0.90
Jun
Volume 186
Number 5673
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(1189)'
■
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
Week'*
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for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Greyhawk
Uranium
Guaranty
Gulch
Gulf
Lead
Guiuxar
Ltd.-
Mines
1
_
10%
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28
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11
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12
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2.75
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1
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167,803
1.70
1.48
1.70
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45c
7c
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55c
76c
93,858
18 %C
20c
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7c
74c
4.124
13
•
49c
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New
Kelore
Newlund
New
1.05
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Taku
Feb
Nickel ,Rim
Jan
1.34
22c
Norpax
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19%
Jan
24%
Jun
12% July
Jan
1.60
Jan
Northcal
Sep
1.85
Jan
Name
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111% Aug
19c
Aug
Aug
Aug
Jan
3.75
15c
39c
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3.50
950
2.30
2.10
2.35
1,702
19%
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20
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11%
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7%c
8c
7c
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10c
30,500
10,700
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34,000
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1.75
1.88
13,400
1.75
1.72
2.00
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75
30
27
27
28
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23%
1,495
111.50
20
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40
1,446
41
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1.17
1.05
1.22
j
70c
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1.60
17c
42c
Jun
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Apr
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Cockshutt
Bloedel
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1
class
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Magnet Consolidated
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Malartic
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B
,
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,
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Leaf
8%c
1.13
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Marcon
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Marigold Oils
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.
page
^
7
10,500
8c
Aug
26c
Jun
27,230
20c
Aug
53b
May
55c
41c
Aug
13c
7,625
11c
Aug
52c
Jan
14c
35,950
10c
Jan
20c
Feb
6c
15,800
6c
80
Mar
30
Sep
13c
7%c
8c
7,350
7%C July
20c
Feb
6c
6c
3,000
12c
Apr
1.85
1.80
5%c Sep
1.72 Aug
14c
14c
14c
26c
2.15
2.04
X
1;79
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3,150
14c
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2.20
20,800
1.79
16,100
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.
1,500
1.95"
1:60
I
;
14c 15 %c
41%
38%
41%
_„.
3.35
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Aug
45c
Jan
38%
Sep
57%
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Aug
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10c
8c
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6%c Aug
13Vac
Jan
3.20
2.75
3.30
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2.60 Aug
6.10
Jan
66c
12c
32,500
34c
56c
*
Sep
-24c
73,900
23,720
56c
19c
19c
Sep
65c
Mar
.30c
2,275
26c
85c
.Jan
4.30
4.10
4.45
"2,380
Sep
4.10 Sep
50
32
32
32
5
1.75
2.10
880
1.16
133,840
32
1.12
95c
5.75
5.40
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3.60
3.60
3.90
:
*
14
13%
50
36%
36%
36%
6.50
6.50
14
1,855
11% Mar
285'
370
15
36
:
250
1.10
1.35
3.85
76
Ltd
76
55c
57c
13c 14 %C
,
r<
9.00 July
July
18
3.05 Aug
1.00 Aug
90
6.25
Jun
2.10
Jan
3.45
200
20
Sep. i
15
13,220
3.50
17% July
41% May
Aug
3.70 May
145
3.80
1.35
76
Jun
9.00 Mar
6.80 Mar
3.85
1
1.67
Feb
•
10
4.50 May
75
Sep
83
July
2,000
4,700
48c
Mar
13c
Aug
Mar
30c
May
Jan
21c
Aug
44c
Jun
3,500
6c
Aug
lie
Mar
O'Brien
Gold
Mines
1
60c
60c
67c
9,400
48c
Aug
92c
May
Aug
43%
Feb
Ogama Rockland
•
8%c
6c
8%c
38,200
6c
Aug
23c
Jan
5%C Aug
lie
Jun
13 %c
Jan
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23c
Jun
15c
Feb
16
39 %
Selections
Gold
\
Ltd—
,
-
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Sep
Jan
O'Leary
Malartic
6%c Aug
11c
Jan
Ontario
Beauty Supply pfd.
Jockey Club common-
1.70 Mar
Aug
6,950
38c
1.72
1.49 Mar
30c
Feb
2.20
Aug
9c
47.600
7c
Aug
1.16
,
20,700
98c
,
May
9,900
26
1.35
Ltd
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One
for
new
Rare Metals
each
four
old
v:
>
65c
18c
1.21
35
Sep
2.05
Jan
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Jan
Orenada
Jan
Ormsby
11 %c
Jan
11c
33,800
1.25 May
16c
12 %c Aug
15c
18c
22,300
7%
7%
200
29c
35c
58.200
19c
7c
8c
4,500
7c
1.85
Jan
Sep
34c
19c
19c
4.200
18c
1.10
88.820
75c
Gold
Jun
Apr
Osisko
Lake
Pacific
10.900
lie
Feb
5,780
77%
77%
77%
'
85
5%
5%,
100
23c
22c
25c
23.677
67
65
68
1,737
80%
80
86%
855
18c
18c
21c
15,150
8
100
1.65
1.80
7,997
53c
1,550
1.70
8%
Aug
Sep
80c
20c
Sep
47c
7
Apr
8
1.85
1.60
50c
Aug
Aug
8% July
2.87
2.40
95c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Sep
Jan
May
9% May
Apr
8%
315
1
9.10
7.30
9.15
53,616
7.30
Sep
—*
-
2.50
2.50
2.50
612
2.50
Jan
16c 19 %c
56,950
16c
Sep
42 %c
2,100
26c
Jan
69c
May
26c
Sep
54c
May
16%
Feb
1
—
Page
-
Mines
18c
1
31c
1
Apr
Paramaque
Jan
Parbec
5%
75
Sep
Pen
6
July
C2c
Aug
58%
Jan
71 % Mar
17c
July
36'2c Jan
Pater
Jan
Paymaster
Jun
PCE
7%
85%
116
30c
Urunium
Peace
Peerless
14%
3.15
Jan
Jun
Nat
Jun
Pembina
Pipeline
Penmans
Ltd
2,000
45,400
21c
7c
7c
7c
5,000
7c
5%.c
5c
6c
12,250
69c
Jan
40c
38c
1,066
Sep
57c
74c
Jun
13c
Jan
5c
Aug
10c
Jan
54c
Jan
1.28 May
65c
70c
11,802
4.75
4.75
205
65c
70c
15,700
55c
22c
20c
22c
12,240
18c
Apr
Feb
22c
26c
14,166
22c
Sep
40c
10%
10%
11%
1,650
9
Feb
16%
30c
35c
1,430
30c
39c
10
Sep
Sep
18
23 Va
Apr
26 %
1
j.
common
—1
1.25
—■
100
10
XX
25
—
.
.
11
6,566
25
25
5
105
105
50
Apr
Jan
Sep
1
67c
1
Gas
common
Preferred
42c
30c
1
Exploration
July
Jun
117
40c
37c
36% July
143
May
1
Ltd
Consol
River
112
42c
*
Mines
Exploration
Jan
Jan
100
115
1
Mines
Parker Drilling
87
\40,935
1
Amalgamated
Jan
Jun
89c
14,600
28%
*
Mines
21c
7%
33c
26%
"
4
Oils
M'nes
Pardee
26c
27%
1
Western
2.08
'
32c
10c
Hersey Tubes
Porcupine
Pan
.30c
1
Petroleum
15c
Aug
14c
G%
8
•
—
Minerals
62c
Aug
82c
6%
22,000
10
Crush
Jan
8%
6% May
11 %c
6%
5,100
24,600
23c
Jan
16,600
1.47
•
20c
2.05
20c
—.2
6%
preferred a
Opemiska Copper.
Aug
3,100
4%c
1.03
20c
1.85
22c
50c
Jan
5c
5V2c
4c
1.35
11%C
20c
1.90
•
—
Jan
4c
5%c
1.47
-
1
90o
Mining
1.
Oils
Jun
Aug
Aug
4%c
33c
Jan
84c
,
3,800
2.16
v
Feb
Aug
20
Ltd
Feb
5.00
Northern Telephone
Northwestern Util pfd
Mines.!
3.50
Sep
95c
39
3.40
15
Northern Canada Mines
6.10 July
Sep
Sep
1.75
12,655
3.80
-
Jan
18,026
"
;
1.59
6c
2.15
7c
Apr
24c
1,000
35c
Jan
14%c
6c
6 %c
1.11
Jan
Aug
„
28c
X
'80c
6,650
Mar
5.00
20c
,
—
Mines
2.65 May
Sep
1.82 Aug
1.50 Aug.,
"
Jun
28c
•
;
...
1956 warrants
Nudulama
Jan
6c
—-
Oils
1.34
22c
lie
1
46.
10c
25c
48c
X
Uranium
Northland
,-Jan
11c
..Class.A
Norvalie
May
25c
9c
1.75
:
Star Oil common—
Jun
Jan
35c
•
21,600
•
—
see
7 Vac Aug
11 %C
common
Okalta
»
Mclntyre Porcupine
,
22c
64c
Jan
1,360
1
Jun
48c
*
23c
5%
I.I
Jan
36c
Mines
15c
100
1
Mines
24c
X
,23c
27%
Ltd
Aug
Aug
Aug
July
"15c
2,000
"15,500
Jan
2.70 July
,
•
Aug
,1.60
1
com
7c
Jan
■
53c
....j,
July
26
j
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
1.35
Jun
Sep
24c
Aug
Nickle
10c
1.50
•
Maritime Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
.
9c
1.29
1.82
1.22 May.
10c
Ltd—■;
60c
26
1
:
•
Jan
42c
13c
•
•
Warrants
Apr
'
Ltd.
9c
24c
1
90c
1.60
;i
Jun
20,386
-15c
8c
•
1
3,750
1
•
.
30c
Lake
•
...
common
Aug
Obaska
10c
..
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1
Ltd
Milling
May
1
;
Pamour
Maple
•
Apr
70c
25% July
25% July
1
.
15c
8C
.•
Jan
2.60
July
18,650
♦
warrants
3.50
Sep
May
16
•
Goldfieids
Maneast
2.16
:X
_I
Gold
2.19
....
to
Preferred
Oniario
Macdonald Mines
Macfie Explorations
1.90
56c
Sep
18c
47,850
"
Feb
41c
4,500
2.10
,
Rankin
2.85
Sep
Sep
Jan
26%
6%c
21c
1
*
22c
6c
13,000
77c
10c
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Mines.
18c
Feb
"
70c
1
Mining
50c
1.75
88,500
-I
45.495
'
;
12,950' '
12,600 "
15c
X
Mines
Canadian
North
July
,13*
"
1
Goldfleld
70
1.78
22c-- Aug
22,150
83c
Warrants
Class
2.59 July
Aug
Sep
2.00
20%
Jun
1
Mining
Ltd..
Oils
Northspan
July
4.25 May
Mar
•
•
3.15
"24,050
"
1.98
f.82
Ltd
Preferred
u
Jan
20
Jan
73c
•
80
Sep
../>
*
8y2c
1
2.50
200
1.12
1
—
19c
2.10 Feb
19%
*
£.55
22c 24 %c
1.75
Apr
8.00
Mar
■
3
common..
2.27
2.55
'
«
A
Jun
mix
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chgd
Mines
North
.
1.00
•12c
Norsyncomaque
940
Aug
1.50
—
&
Sep
2,500
40c
15c
.....
Mines
Apr
Sep
16c
5,689
1.75
Ltd
Noranda Mines..,
8%
5.60
45c
X
...
15%
16c
40 %c
X
Mines
210
Mines,
;
Mines
Mines
5.25
Mar
70c
Mining Corp
3.25
Jan
67c
81c
•.
Nipfssing Mines
18c
Normetal
5.50
90c
Aug
July
23c
25c
1
Noi'gold
3.40
Aug
8c
500
22c
Mines
1,495
l
30c
3,000
.*
New
10,325
*
10,800
—1
Jan
9
l
14% Aug
—1
Norlartic
14c
Sep
200
May
8c
-*.500.
Rouyn
New Superior Oils,
Apr
4,50(1
Jan
14
14
47c
Senator
'•J 17%
Aug
9c
Feb.
46c
29
Sep
45c
1.90
Rodyn Merger.
9%
July
105
28c
Sep
30c
Mines..^
New
New
18%
i
Macassa Mines
Gold
Jan
Jun
562
Aug
24
12c
Jan
1,300
6c
16c
720
-X
Jan
9c
2,120
3,000
41c
Canada
Exploration.
98c
17c
7c
8c
miii
26c
9c
25
-
30c
1
Sep
15c
4.25 May
5.00 Apr
5.05 Mar
8c
-.500
___■
July
July
8%
105 110%
Sep
Sep
Jan
Mining &
15%
17c
*
3.75
3.35
6c
14
1
t
3.90
'
'
Jan
30c
—40o
Mines
8%
107%
Co
!_
Smelting
,■
July
^
42c
X
Mines
Manitoba
Jan
12
63c
16c 16 %c
;
Jason Gold
Jun
84c
Aug
3.75
July
1,100
16c
17%
1
25
May
,
2,110
4.00
3.95
12 c
•
Mines
I
3.75
23c
11,100
7c
7oc
3.75"
3,75
3.50
1
1,800
90c
160
.
1,16 Mar
May
Aug
9% Feb
40,900
'
24,421
7,900
11
34c
30c
Mar
1.09 Apr
21c
*
...X
40c
6,100
13,400
".'13.75
Nor Acme Gold.™
83c
35c
11
.4.—"
-
Nisto
1.30
27c
"
of
Sep
7.5c
33c
30c
{
Jan
1.25
74c
50
12,000
10
80c,
71
23,215
14,183
19
1.25
40 Ve May
Jan
3,074
84c
8c
18%
.1
Sep
49'/a
35
62%
75c
40
X
2.15
18
35
35
60%
16c
19
l
18
24
2.80
48c
Jan
77c
'
Jan
12 %c
Aug
15
515
"
July
Sep
1.48
16%
Jan
May
17c
67c
Feb
2.01
16%
May
2.Q5 Jan
26% July
61c
7,700
.
14c
■)■■■
15%
81c
22%
Mar
37
16c
Aug
Aug
Aug
2.12
Aug
75c
"77c
25
5
Co Ltd
Minda-Scotla
I ,16%;
75c
100
7%c
Mylamaque
6c
30,000
24
40
►
14c
New
13,500
1.12
24
17c
New
GVac'
30c
7%c
Jan
Sep
.Aug
May :
Jan
July
•
Jan
5%
45c
11c
X
Mar
725
17c
5,200
_25c
Mines
25c
5,645
Jan
30,000
Ilighridge Mining.
73c
6
21 %
1
Mines
Jan
6c
17c
Sep
Aug
1
Sep
5%
Aug
62%
Explorations
Hosco
Jan
7c
11%
5
Dickenson Mines
Gas
3.25
1,578
3,220
89c
16%
com..
Apr
10c
40
•
Apr
4.45
2.15 Aug
13%
24
.
40c
Jan
17c 19 %c
12c 12 %c
11%
"lr00
,
Petroleum
10c
6%C
8c
Sep
Feb
1.61
Harricana...
1.35
1.68
100
26c
X
Oil
2oc
32c
2.25
1.00
10,785
84,550
2.25
...
Mines.
New Goldvue
825
29c
3.10
A
Petroleum
10%c
49c
1
Red
Davies
•
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
Macmillan
Continental
Delhi
1.15
27c
2.70
17c
Mines
15,000
I.9,100 '
1.00
3.05
12%
Dominion Oil
11,000
12,768
4.35 May
2.35 May
X
25,300
60c
.1.70 Mar
1
15c
39c
Jan
2.65 Aug
*
:
Uranium.
12c
3.15
1.23
10,340
*
Mines
.31c
35c
38,090
14
26c
51c
1.73
1.49
3.00
■
12 %c
2.89
Sep
1.45
2.65
New
88c
27 %c Aug
35c
6.30
1.49
28c
•
Labine
Jan
3-00
X
;
u™__,t__™
10%c
57c
.
Madsen
20,300
40c
f
Jun
24 %c
X
Hosiery Mills class A
30c
i
'Warrants
Macleod
Jan
3.10
B
Lyndhdfst
Jan
54c
•
Lac Gold
Louvicourt
19 %c
,_i5o
Mines—.
Preferred
167,145
Aug
Jan
•
New
28c
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
Lorado tiranium Mines
Apr
•
ll%c
1
1st preferred
Loblaw Cos class
13%
Apr
12 %C
—i
Groceterias
Jan
Aug
1
Petroleum
Class
4,300
...
Mines
12
Mines
New
New
Jan
%
200
•80c
Gas
-
Chamberlain
New
Jan
Ltd™
13%
63c
iNew Fortune Mines
July
"
13%
75c
1.85
62c
...1
13%
13.50
'
3.15
5.20
Feb
65c
1
15% Mar
common
British
New
Jan
96c
Mines
Long
2.20
Sep
—I
Apr
Bristol Oils
/New
Jan
Aug
twitch Gold
Little
•
May
13c
;
10
12 %c
New
19
July
15% Jun
15c
Secord Candy—
Laurentide Accept class A
Liberal
1.10
.
20,947
Laura
Loblaw
/.
369,160
Mining
Gold
14
<f2
i
Aug
26c
^
Lexindin
9% July
Sep
11 % Aug
69c
Sep
2.30 Aug
28,600
o.
.
262
Mines
Atiwna
New
Jan
39c
—III
■
Lencourt Gold
41c
Aug
»20c
Units
Lamaque Gold
57%, Apr
15c
.
Jun
10c
....
-New Calumet
*Apr
35c
1
Mines.
111
21c
Mines
Wasa
Luz
23c
1.10
*
Gold
Jan
24c
•
Mines
Gas
Osu
Sep
Jun
38c
Mines
Lingman
20c
90c
18%
8,000
13
Alger Mines
New
20c
12% Aug
12c
12%
Mines
Nesbitt
Jan
6.50
20c
Labrador Mining & Exploration...
Lafarge Cement class A
Lake
19%
90c
Sep.
__1
Townsite
Dufault
Sep
-.1
Minerals
Cinch
New
__1
1
(John)
Jun
:
.'
Mines
Kirkiand
12%
13%
1,589
13.900
1.05
Canada...
Kirklaud
12
1.05
1,725
11c
12%
Products
New
I
—1
;
Jun
44
11,100
;
Jan
24%
42% Jab
'
5,375
1.35
r
13 %
11 %c
*
Apr
6%
15c
.
620
88c
Jan
12%
1
common
6c
1.10
Creek
Nealon
Neon
Sep
3.30 Mar
9,930
14
2.08
Nello Mines
Jun
Jan
14%
325
48
r
Sep
Power
Class B -s—.'-.j;
6% Feb
2,839
2.75
1...
Mines.
94
76
10%
13%
Mar
83c
Minerals
New
2,100
44%
10c
41,100
Brick
National
Jun
Jun
37c
1.50
Copper
Lakeland
46%
Mar
Feb
1.15
National Petroleum
National Steel Car
10% July
16,750
15c
32%
51
17,622
46%'
45c
5c
83c
13
•
Drug & Chemical
National Explorations Ltd
Jan
Sep
2.90
1,420
43c*
81%
44
25c
...
'
4.30
76
10%
_5
Kirkiand Hudson Mines.
Lake
37c
Mar
16
1,125
"15c
;
Warrants
Lake
3.80
38c
17
1
Mines
of
14%
,
24c
Jan
10,223
"
Kerr-Addison -Gold
Labatt
17
9
.
Aug
3,000
1.06
Corp
Apr
84
5,225
8%
18c
9c
X
National
Jan
7.00
5,925
18
.46
Mines
;'lt.
Kilembe
3.25
16%
80%
Jumping Pound Petroleums.™.
Jupiter Oils
—
Kerr
2.90
17
Jun
Mining...
Ore
Nama
•
May
6%
47%
1
75
3.25
5.35
•
Feb
12%
t
Sep
23
;
100
86
"
Ltd
(1939)
Gold
7c
750
—1
Mines
ivenviile
86
68
60
4%-July
2,410
50
May
Sep
10% July
,
86
_
Minerals
Kelvinator
53
44%
1,855
27%
7.00'
Feb
12,000
Multi
July
50
14,348
21c
Montreal Locomotive Works
Montreal Trust
Mar
9
25%
Apr
3.90
18c
Jan
25
3.80
;
Co
28
25
5%''
3.50
20c
Moore
300
_25c
Mining
Jan
25
/
zr:i
Exploration
65
46%
common
Jack; Wnite, Mining
Jacobus Mining Corp....
46% Mar
53
..20
Copper Mines Ltd..
Bay Mines
;
2.20
25% July
1
r
Jan
35
25
..10
Class A
46c
Jan
32
680
■
3.70
Mogul Mining Corp
Molsons Brewery class
Monarch Mtg & Inv
Moneta Porcupine
Apr
11%
27
Interprovinciai Bidg Credits..,—;
Iuterprovincial pipe Line
Investors Syndicate, common.
86%
53
1
Min
7.00 Jan
;
Sep
26
-25
53c
Mindamar Metals Corp
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour Co
Jan
11%
.
•
Aug
Oil & Gas...
Milton
Apr
Feb
,'250
•
Isotope Products - Ltd
1.04
h
common.*
common.
41
Aug
50%
10 %c
preferred-
Co
18c
13,025
33
7:00
Nickel
Gold
12,540
48%
*
Co
Jan
26
X
Mining
Juliet-Quebec
1.25
32
„10
International Petroleum
International Ran wick Ltd™
Jonsmith
Jun
23% May
23% May
Aug
.3.50 Sep
49
Sep
5,500
1.10
50
Gas
10 %
24c
1.25
25,575
;
Mill City Petroleums
Milliken Lake Uranium
Jun
-
27
6.612
33
4—*
Ltd
Feb
38c
July
36
31c
Warrants
Jan
2.00
Aug
20c
34c
Mines..
Midwest Industries
47c
High
„
8c
•
10,500
Knitting
Midoon
Mid rim
Low
12c
1
Mexioan Light &
Preferred
Jan
12%c
,
1.25
__io
Warrants
Mines
52%
*
%c
*'
i
International
4.30
49
22c 24 %c
11%
i
.
common.'
Co
Natural
3.60
52%
24
1
™™_™__-
&
Preferred
La
30,027
21%
4.15
•
i
.*
!
,
21%
19%
27%
ii__e
18%
21%
10
Cement
Jeanette
1.07
18c
23% Feb
Uranium
Range Since Jan. 1
High
& Development_50o
Chipman
Jan
62c
Aug
28c
Met a
Low
10c
Petroleum
Aug
Apr
'
■
Feb
__20
Glaze
(John)
Joburlce
5c
17c
Aug
Warrants'
Jellieoe
July
10,500
25c
,
5% Vo preferred
$4% preferred
J aye
Aug
Sep
7c
6c
..
85C
Smelting
Lake Gold
Industrial Accent Corp
Iron
31c
26,500
5c
800
Indian
Irish
21,660
31c
10,000
_
Inspiration
40c
9%c 11 %c
Mar
30% July
Feb
38c
Imperial Oil
1—
>
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
—
.4.86%
Inland
14c
1.46
___•
Imperial Invest class -A—(.
Life Assurance.
Ingiis
10c
6,500
25c
,
Imperial
Inland
6.500
Mercury
Merrill
Shares
12c
Merrill Island Mining
Mar
for Week
X
Petroleums
Mentor Exploration
Mar
15c
Apr
11c
Jan
14
Aug
1.45
Imperial Bank
1'
6c
22
33 %c
Mtge!
f
Preferred
1,595
34c
common.
.
»
•
29
2Gc
•
Pam Porcupine
Humber Oils
Imperial
-
8% Aug
1.46
._
Smith
-Ss
21% Mar
*
3,100
5
•
...
Hugh
Huron
Sep
8,150
7c
May
-.20c
Gold..
Mining
Hudson
14c
16%
Medallion
Ltd— "
Co
Class B
Apr
16,245
.
Gc
Class A
■■
49c
May
6c
•16c 16 %c
10c
—1
Highwood Sarcee Oils
Hdllinger
25
Sales
Range
Par
McMamnac Red Lake..*
McWaiters Gold Mines-
Apr
11c
10c
'36c
—.1
—_1
Mines..
Heva Gold Mines...
Highland
l€c
20% July
'
■
Apr
3,500
28
10c
—1
Minerals
Headway
Heath
Gold
12%
17%
10%
9.70
29
67c
Aug
11,000
6%c
.
Aug
6.55
585
High
7c
-
16%
6%c
Gypsum Lime & Aiub
Hard
3012
6c
17%
_
23c
850
14c 15%c
I
7C
Gold.
118,050
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Low
\
7.50
20%
15c
—
WaiTants
Lake
6.80
20%
i
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
30c39c
7.00
10
Mines
Gwillim
35c
—i"ir_9o
Trust
Mines
Low
•
Gridoil Freehold
SEPTEMBER 13
Sales
Last
STOCKS
..
4% Aug
106
Sep
6
Jan
95c
Jan
26 %c May
118
Aug
Jun
Sep
May
Jun
Apr
.
45
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
46
Monday, September 16,
.. .
1957
(1190)
CANADIAN MARKETS
WEEK ENDED
RANGE FOR
SEPTEMBER 13
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Gas
Perron
Gold
80C
1.56
1.06
1.10
1
-,9%c
50c
Pronto
lc
3.85
71/aC
90c
1.00
7.25
1.70
1.91
l.OO
1.10
3.25
3.00
7c
8c
9%
1
10%
6,200
60c
Aug
44c
Sep
1.35
Jun
Wainwright Producers &
Waite Amulet Mines
25
8
Sep
10y8
Apr
1.25 Aug
1.90
Jan
Waterous
Feb
Wayne Petroleums
Sep
30,900
37c
Jan
44c
1.55
1.76
20,036
8c
8c
I,033
14
14
14
150
6y2c Aug
9% Apr
58c
1.82 May
Western
Grocers class
1.00
Western
Leaseholds
15
161/2
7c
Aug
15c
Feb
Western
Naco
9c
Jan
24c
July
Western
Plywood Co
7%C
•
III
65
67
17%
18
10
10
14%
13%
141/8
14
14
Corp
Brock class A
Mines
Uranium
Oil
&
Ltd
Aug
May
68c
Jan
Jan
70c
92c
1.03
82,900
91c
Sep
49
40
42
Sep
Sudbury
Cons
Propane
common
3.95
Jun
Yukeno
Mines
Zenmac
ordinary
Gold
42,057
1,614
42
42
85
45c
2,500
4.90
5.25
42,566
21
21
25
19%
20
375
4.25
342
3.65 Aug
4.55
51c
60c
10,160
51c
Sep
1.05
21c
25C
3,000
21c
Sep
10y8
10y8
179
8.75
July
44y2
35c
Aug
Jan
Gold
8.10
common
23
Sep
22
Mines
July
12
10 y2
15
Sep
20%
Thompson-Lundmark
Jan
1.03
Mines
Tombill
Gold
Torbrit
Silver Mines
Dominion
5%
General
Trusts
Jun
8c
Sep
2.75
700
2.40
16%
100
16% Sep
7%C
8%c
4,000
9
47
47
35
16c
50O
46
46
5
35C
39c
23,000
9
28c
800
9%
34c
62,700
30c
•
•
1
23 %c
21c
36%
36%
37
230
4.15
4.00
4.35
8,900
2.85
.*
1
7%
7%
7%
100
2.55
2.40
2.65
5,210
1.15
1.10
1.20
26,046
10c
2.62
26c
2.99
9c 10%c
19,136
5,600
: 9c
1.45
4,050
65c
6,700
3.75
3,825
57%
60%
6.10
5,106
72%
Sep
10c
Sep
Feb
12c
1
22c 23 %c
23c
7%c
7c
7%c
2.50
2.25
2.65
15c
Jan
Jun
48%
Apr
30c
Jan
45
•
Feb
21c
Aug
54c
Jan
8c
Sep
35c
Jan
17,800
1,540
16 %c
Jan
53c
May
Aug
17c
Jan
6c
1.12
38,300
Feb
15% May
360
2.30
19,715
70c
80c
8,200
33
50
5.00
5.00
100
1.25
1.51
16c
May
45% Aug
55 % May
Jan
60c
24c
Aug
6
Aug
21C
Feb
78c
Mar
21c
Sep
42c
Jan
Canadian
34
Mar
43
Jun
Canadian
Apr
Canadian Industries
11% Jun
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canada
Vinegars
20
1.35
Apr
Apr
Aug
3S%
Jan
Jan
common
Jan
1.60 Aug
7%
Jan
6.40
5.00
Apr
8%
Feb
General Investments
common
g
60c
9c
5.05 Mar
Feb
7
Jan
100
12 %
Aug
17
22
I,596
2,235
18 %
Jan
27% Jun
6,800
Feb
19% Mar
28
Jun
6 % Mar
12
May
20%
21%
7.40
8.00
2,000
1.15
96c
1.15
29,250
96c
Sep
2.90
40c
40c
600
40c
Sep
2.90 Jan
21c
24c
202.250
10C
F -b
22c
Jan
37c
Aug
6c
6c
6,000
6c
Sep
11c
Jan
6c
16c
15c
17c
30,770
15c
Sep
43c
July
jan
19
May
Jun
40
July
13
11%
35
2,057
13 %
36
36%
200
7c
5c
7c
53,900
11%
11%
12
120
1.50
1.35
1.60
55,815
7c
1.60
Feb
1.15
Jan
Jan
16c
Apr
9,000
15c
Jan
21,237
1.00 Aug
10c
II,600
7c
1.15
13% AUg
10% May
July
4,700
9c
1.04
1.30 May
Sen
5c
5%c Aug
17c 17 %c
1.15
1U%
35
37c
5%c
9c
15c
Aug
7c
Apr
1.93
10%c Feb
4,500
5c
Sep
26c
16,050
20c
Aug
40c
Apr
43c
23,850
30C
Aug
75c
Mar
5c
5%c
24c
36c
v
Exchange—Curb Section
Week's
Sales
R.nit;e
for week
«f I'rices
29
29
Range Since
Sharen
100
29
■
29
Sep
..
5%
Sep
6%
2,990
27%
: 29
1,550
25% Aug
3.90
2,222
3.60 Aug
4.50 Apr
21%
22
1,110
Jan
25% May
20
20%
600
17%
Jun
11%
11%
120
11%
Sep
28
28
104
28
18
19
848
15% Mar
3.75
22
20%
•
*
19
1
34c
May
Dalhousie
Sep
73% May
•
21
2.90
2.85
635
2.90
2.25
500
30
31%
2,672
25c
12,833
2.25
.
Mar
2.85
Glass
Dominion
Oilcloth
2.25
Sep
Sep
Feb 1
31% May
20
Linoleum
&
7.00 Jan t
20c
Jan
50c
68
12c
12c
14c
71,200
lie
Aug
59c
Jan
9c
73,000
7c
Aug
15c
Feb
Intl Utilities new com
2.30
1.95
2.44
12,175
29c
28C
29c
3,325
5%
775
45c
May
Feb
9
Jun
Apr
16 %
Sep
5c
Aug
375
51
Jan
29
100
28
Mar
1956
Gaspe Copper Mines
19%
18
%
19%
1,326
16%
Feb
20%
17%
21%
6,337
17%
Sep
85%
87
292
85 %
Sep
26%
26 %
28
1,217
26%
Sep
71
71
200
71
Sep
25%
25%
25%
70
7.50
5
Jan
Apr
May
30% Feb
22
May
Jan
37%
104
July
33% Aug
Jan
4.10
Aug
19
60
29
♦
International Paper
8c
1.90 Aug
60
•
11c
Dupont Co Canada
60
*
21% Feb
21% Apr
5c
6c
9%c
3.60
900
3.10
Sep
5.50
Jan
1.50
1.65
66,340
1.10
Jan
1.75
Jun
&
Minn
Pwr
Ont
&
Paper
*
2.50
Paper..
44
Niagara Wire Weaving
•
Ogilvie
*
29
l
3.60
Flour
common
23% Aug
44
205
40
Mar
29
30
525
29
Sep
85
May
47
Apr
Jun
36
May
33%
Jan
3.10
Maclaren
8,922
Pato Consolidated
20%
20%
55
19% Aug
21
July
7%c
8%c
15,100
7%c
Sep
16c
Mar
51c
49c
53c
13,750
35c
Jan
55c
9%
9%
9%
200
9
Jan
10
1.82
1.70
2.45
Oreille
Gold Mines
Y"knn
Mines
Consolidated
3.55
3.45
Sep
Gold
Corp
Zellers
3.65
2,300
1
2.30
2.30
250
2.22
Sep
•
Bros
42%
47%
770
42 %
Sep
IIIIIl
62c
65c
1,700
Mar
54c
5.20 Apr
3.40 Jan
Jan
59
89c
May
33
May
•
1
1
25c
•
Pend
7%c
20
Jan
1.85
Aug
21,300
2.50
11,300
62c
63c
4,000
50r
Feb
90c
85c
95c
19,500
58c
Aug
9c
8c
9c
13.303
8c
Aug
19c
42%
Jan
__
65c
37,200
36c
65c
1
10
1.55
1.88
2.00
63c
36C
1,000
30c
Aug
41%
42 %
1,726
40
Aug
32
85
32
Jan
49c
32
Apr
3.35
Jun
4.90
Jan
98c
1.25
Jan
Jan
93c
Mar
Odd lot sale (not Included in year's
range).
d Deferred delivery sale (not included
in year's range),
e
27
OUT-OF-TOWN
No par value.
a
July
47c
FOR
•
Jan
36c
»
FOOTNOTES
AND
t
725
28
CANADIAN
Jan
f Flat,price.
37%
Jun
r
Cash sale (not Included In year's range).
MARKETS
Admitted to unlisted trading
wd When delivered,
wi When issued,
x
Jan
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(TTnl
Ex-dividend,
Selling ex-interest,
49
23%
y
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock dividend.
?
May
4.10 May <
39%
22c
t
Jan ]
14
Aug
22c
.
20 %
29 %
*
common
23% May
May
31%
•
Oil
Sep
4%
Aug
5%
29
*
5
Paper
to-p
28c,
Jan
35
;
Jan
10 y4
1.75 July
Aug
57%
39%
6%
.
3.80
Coast
Copper
Jan. 1
High
Low
High
Low
.
Canadian Marconi
Consolidated
5%
25
3.90 ADt
1.00
13
20
•
3.15
11%
150
6.50 Jaa
5.00 Mar
21%
*
»
:.
Cottons
5,500
19
3.00
Jan
32
13
1.50
*
*
■*
Canadian Pulp Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos Corp
.\
Bulolo* Gold Dredging
101,300
16%
2.70 Aug
19% Aug
46c
1.85
2.15
33
Anglo
6c
19
Jun
81c
70c
Par
14%
16%
Jan
18% Mar
Aug
2.17
—*
*
13%
82%
-
10c
17%
17%
9% Aug
29,450
8,100
10,000
26c
8c
17%
6.10
67%
200
23c
l.dSt
Apr
Sep
7c
19
5%c
16%
July
5.00 Jun
Jan
4,622
■
11c
Friday
11%
5%
2.00 Mar
83c
Feb
2.95
10%
Sale I'rlcc
6c
5%
3% Jan
29c Mar
1.20 Aug
50c
5,875
6.75
70%
25c
STOCKS
14 %
6c
-
"
45,140
Aug
Canadian Funds
Dominion
58%
51,200
8c
1.38
-
10%
Jun
39c
♦
Bank
Aug
2
10%
Toronto Stock
Apr
16c
1
Mines
30
100
72%
Jan
66c
1
Mines
--7,284
2.00
6.75
*
—*
*
Aug
6,428
*
Calgary
32%
3.60
Jan
8,575
46
1
30%
41c
Jan
11
17
«...
I
32
25c
Jan
% July
9
Price
Pearson common
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
7c
Jan
63c
76c
1.63
Taurcanis Mines
14,840
Jan
15
•
Taylor
Jun
8%c
May
19%
70c
8%c
t
Jan
44%
7c
May
May
Jan
Pep
2.40
.
23c
8,800
1.35 Mar
4.85 July
20
16%
*
Sep
70C
8C
1
Sep
V Jun
96
40
121
101/2
Sep
3.60
76%' Sep
74c
50c
73c
Metal
13,585
8.35
4.00
•
July
61c
Zulapa Mining
3.10
811/2
25
Industries
Toronto
Feb
44c
Mines
Freferred
Toronto
2.50
21
Exploration
Cons
Mines
Jun
5.25
Contact
Sullivan
Sunburst
Pete
Oil
3.60
42
Mines
Gold
Steep
18
1
20o
1
•
.1
Zinc
2.10 Jan
7.35
IO1/2
&
Canuck
II,535
76»/2
55c
Lead
Yankee
Yellowknife Bear Mines
7.55
2.84
Yale
Jan
9c
Mining
Rock Iron
Sturgeon
River
Steeloy
Tiara
Jan
Yellorex
2.85
2.75
1.82
80
4.40 May
27
Jun
Sep
Jan
56C
-5
Wright-Hargreaves
13c
30 y2 July
Jan
•
25
45c
3.05
•
•
Steel of Canada
Texas
24 y4
3,275
166,800
Feb
78%
1
1
Gas
Nickel
Temagami
735
57c
30c
—•
Mines
Uranium
Warrants
Tandem
241/2
*
& Oils
Paving & Materials
Tamblyn
24%
54c
2.75
•
Syivanite
75
17c
1.73
Feb
*
*
*
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Wood (John) Indus class A
45
Air Services
Inlet
25%
Mar
40c
15% July
1.00
Oils
Spooner Mines
Surf
July
9%'Mar*
Ltd
Mines
&
24c
*
Oil
Union
Swltson
Aug,
15c
16
Roi
Supertest
59c
480
Oils
25 %c
*
1
Superior
Windfall
24%
1
•
*
•
50
Ltd preferred
Starratt
Jun
54c
1
50c
•
*
Southam
Stanwell
1.35
5,600
Aug
2,750
212,840
Sep
1
\1
Woodgreen Copper,
Woodward Ltd class A
19%
Manufacturing
Stanrock
Winchester Larder
25%
—1
common
Stanley
Wiltsey Coghlan
Jun
17,200
7c
8C
3.85
21
1
Jan
16%
13
Jan
Feb
•
13%
1
Willroy Mines
18%
80c
6.40
7.75
B
Aug
20c
60
Jun
240
Warrants
Mar
70c
Aug
3.95
3.40
Warrants
13
Ltd
Standard
17%c Aug
17c
•
Mines Ltd
Stanleigh
Class
Jan
13
25
75e
25
25
1
1
Mines
Jun
12%
Sep
53
3,212
•—*
class B
class A
13%
5,200
14
common
May
23%
77
16
10c
—
Petroleum
(Geo)
Weston
9% Aug
7,500
10c
A
257/8 May
Sep
63% Aug
Jan
245
10c III/2C
15
2)563
5,891
10
Class B
Stadacona
24,200
18
Silverwood Dairies class A
Spartan
22c
66%
.10
Mines
Souris Valley
8c
18c
15%
Jan
Feb
155
500
13 %
—1
Petroleum
Apr
146,345
24,o6l
4,000
20c
'
54
,■
23%
Warrants
Aug
Gold
Gold
Standard
Southern
Decalta
Mar
Feb
13%
Products
Western
30c
Voting trust ctfs
Mines Quebec
Somerville
Westeel
Jan
21c
-
Van
Jan
20
35c
May
7.15 May
26% Aug
Jan
8%c Sep
5,360
Jun
86
24c
5.50 Mar
19%
400
•
•
22%
*
163,400
Sigma
Slocan
75c
10 %c Aug
May
13%
1
Maygill Gas Oil
West
82c
Cement
1
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
50o
Security Freehold Petroleums
*
Shawlnigan Water & Power common..•
Class A preferred
50
Sheep Creek Gold
50c
Sherritt Gordon
1
Sir** Breweries common
*
D
13,600
Jan
19c
23%
*
Wespac Petroleums Ltd
West Malartic Mines
52c
Saskatchewan
K
14c
Jan
Aug
62%
7%c
3.70
Jun
14
Mar
18
4.05
1
—
Nickel
Lake
67c
Debentures
Slater
250
Werner
23c
Feb
50c
13,100
18
Ltd
30 %C
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
8
61c
12c
610
Jan
2.50
1.25 May
93c
4.25
52%
1
Ref
Equipment
79c
Corp
Ltd.
Pyrite Copper
Weedon
94
May
84
r
Jan
Feb
1,860
-5,300
-
■
10c
8%c
54
4.25
•
s
50c
Class B
Siscoe
85
1.00 May
1.76
•
St Lawrence Cement class A
,
*
St Maurice Gas
:
1
St Michael Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common ——*
Simpsons
55c
85
48c
23c
5.85
21%
1
Walker G & W
1.49 Mar
5.55
21%
5.80
May
33c
2)807-
-
'-<•
19c
55c
Feb
-
Oils
Vulcan
Aug
70
19c
Jan
Mar
26c
60c
12,767
10c
67%
9.00
2.00
8
30,400
.70
1.40
79c
26,550
*
Apr
35% Aug
Sep
28c
72,425
43c
8%c
50c
13c
35c
Mines
8
1.50
40c
Jun
34c
Feb
5.95
20c
-
~
40c
145% May
Sep
-500
25c
Feb
Aug
3,800
29c
■
mil
Mining
Silver-Miller
Ltd
Violamac
Jan
31c
10c
.
■—
•
20,386
22c
Viceroy
Vico
27-
29c
Mfg class B
Explorations —
Feb
19
1.41
6.50
Apr
3.35 May
Sep
-
Feb
Jun
8.25
—
———50C
Industries
Silver
17c
26
5.95
23c
*
Consol Explorations
Ventures
Aug
2.87
Aug
Sep
17
2~7
•
II—2
Products ——'
Canada Mines
Vandoo
Jan
28c
1,505
<
IIIII
71c
20c
River
Aug
July
9
Upper
10% Mar
1.40 Aug
..
—50
Mar
80c
19c
—
v
23c
42%
-
Aug
2.00
7,042
May
—
13c
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
Sand
32c
Hill.
Steel Corp
Universal
Jan
1.25
1)400
—1
United Oils '
Jan
28c
1.45
Oils
Antonio
Aug
21c
•
Jan
2.34
83
11i.i
pfd—
United Montauban
United
Sep
8,443
inii
4.25 July
5.60 Aug
18
Rocky Pete Ltd
Roe (A V) Can Ltd
Con sol Mines
Preferred
Ltd class B
Mines
Fuel Inv class A
44c
Rowan
San
2.30 July
12 %C
*
1
Mines
Lawrence
United Keno
Sep
United Estella
8
Rockwin Mines
Rt
3.95 Mar
1.00
18c
23c
90%
*
75c
1
Mfg $1 pfd
re¬
50c
-100
Rupununi Mines Ltd
Silk class A
Athabasca Uranium
United
8%c Aug
19,134
20c
17c
19c
1
1
Riverside
33c
32c
*
Explorations
Rexspar Uranium
Reynold Aluminum pfd
Reef
Ryanor
2,616
7.00
L55
~
—*
Grip & Batten
Rayrock Mines ——*
Russell
10%
6.50
Apr
15c
10,300
6.50
1
—*
Mines
Rapid
Roxana
23c
10c
Jun
8.35 Mar
35c
1.61
58c
9c
United Corps
1.70
8.80
Sep
9,682
83
•
1
.
—
united Asbestos
Sep
65c
21c
45c
9c
Sep
7c
1.40
82c
Union
Jan
7y8c
1.70 Mar
66,700
7,750
6,100
1,025
3,2000
13,500
65c
58c
1
Uranium
L
13c
Sep
1.50 Aug
89,280
4,000
3.40
7c
26c
1
of Canada
Mining Corp
5.30
.
2.45
23c
6.50
■
—-—
Gas
6.40 Aug
8,650
6.15
Union
90c
1.91
5.75
Apr
Apr
Aug
2.30
21c
Shawkey Mines
Ultra
Aug
5.90
7c
4,980
2,930
3,660
1.65
95c
85%
Jun
2.50
Sep
10c
Sep
33% Aug
7,883
II—1
Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau —
Jun
1.00
3,280
25c
OH
Tribag Mining
Jan
6%c
2,800
6.70
Jan
May
83 y2
3.70 Aug
10,500
6,995
Gold—.
Rainville Mines Ltd.;
lc
71/2C
82c
Petroleum
Roche
200
5.90
Mining
Robertson
34,531
1.10
'
Corp
Mines——
Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
Rix
40c
3.85
7.25
1
Quebec
Rio
1,202
Jan
7c
Develop.
Quebec Labrador
Quebec Lithium
Quebec Manitou
Radiore
Sep
55
1.00
—*
J
Quebec Chibougamau
Quebec Copper Corp
Quonto
47c
6%c
20c
Producers Ltd
Minerals Ltd
Quemont
1,395
4,100
57
500
35
2.35
Mountain Oil Pipe Line—
Transcontinental Resources —:—
Trans Prairie Pipeline
:
;—
Triad
50c
7c
Electric
Gas
Purdex
46 y2
55
3.85
Prospectors Airways
Provo
Sep
36c
•
-~1
Warrants
Sep
77c
33c
55%
East Dome
Uranium Mines
13%
476
**-7
Roy
Border G0M1
Premium Iron. Ore
Sep
50c
2,500
Jan
3,550
31
14c
Trans
Jan
Feb
1.70
1
,
30-.. May
20
1.50
—~
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High
F(*b
900
-
33%
14c
*
Finance class
Rights
Jan
1.66
Jun
33C
——
—--—
Trans
15c
25,600
lOi/s
1
—
Trans
7c
91/2C
50c
Apr
9.40
8c
50c
Jan
1.60 May
1.20
8,100
9.40
-----
1.50
1.83
25%
22%
34%
JU.1
A
Canada Explorations Ltd
Empire Oils.:
1—
Sep
Aug
--
Exploration
Towagmac
2.35 May
Aug
97c
7,570
A
Class
Jun
88c
Traders
1.35
13,310
.
1.40
1,30
1.35
Premier
Prenton
61c
72 c
1.35
Gold
_—
president
33,100
72c
1.54
„—1
Oil
Prairie
Sep
351/2 c
Corp
Rights
Jan
92c
1.10
-
—
Powell' Rouyn
Power
27c
23,900
*
50c
River
Powell
70,275
1
Oils
Ponder
32,089
42c
1.15
40c
*
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Pickle Crow Gold MinesPioneer Gold of B C
Pitch-Ore Uranium
Placer Development
Phillips
Jan
2.30
3.05
37c
2.98
1
Low
275
26
24
Works common-
Iron
Toronto
Apr
3.90
26
26
Range Siroe Jan. 1
High
Low
Far
High
Low
92c
2.66
2
_1
& QU preferredMines
Peruvian Oil & Minerals
Petrol Oil & Gas_.—.
Pernio
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Low
Par
STOCKS
privileges,
Jun
186
Volume
Number 5673
*
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1191)
f-
NATIONAL LIST OF
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday,
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Aerovox
Air
Corp —1
Products
Bid
Inc
5%
l
__—
Amer.Commercial
Hagan Chemicals
333/3
35%
Halle Mines Inc
Haloid Company
Barge
Line_5
American Box Board Co_
American Express Co
2174
1
27%
29%
10
37>/2
40 %
Amer
Hospital Supply Corp
39%
High
58% V
Hoover Co. class
Hudson Pulp <fc
1
Co
Arizona Public
Service Co
Spring
Inc
Gas Co
44 V*
47%
A
25%
Mfg
34%
37%
•
47%
16%
Bausch
10
Bomb Optical
Laboratories
(A J). Markets
Co
•
19%
1
&
Baxter
6%
5%
19%
Bowser
Brown
Inc
&
$.1.20
Steel
Bullock's
Co
10%
Jefferson
7%
8%
Co
27%
8
12
42 %
13
14
28%
Oil
Ltd
City
30%
Kendall
39%
9%
10c
29
10%
21%
14%
1
34%
Co
23 V ii
10
7.
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15%
30%
32 Li
5
12%
Central Louisiana Electric Co__5
Central Maine Power Co
10
35 %
21%
22%
—_
Central
Central Vt
Pub
Serv
20%
30%
32%
18%
20 %
15
16%
__6
Chattanooga ,Gas Co
1
Citizens Util Co com cl A__3373 0
Common class B
33 %c
Clinton Machine Co
iiiU-I
Coastal
Collins
States
Radio
Class
B
Prod
Gas
Co
com
common
16%
14%
15%
5%
6:,h
9%
10%
18
1
_—
4%
15
1
Colonial Stores Inc
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
22%
4%
1
A
13%
•
10
Corp
"
6
:
Telephone Co
19%
17%
24 %
55 %
59
19%
21%
20%
2L%
30%
5
18% j
22%
2%
33
'
Colorado Milling & Elev Co
1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com_^3
$1.25
conv
preferred
25
Commonwealth Gas Corp
1
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
Connecticut Light & Power Co-*
6 %
Common
Ltd
com
vtg
7':.
6%
7%
19
17%
Continental Transp Lines Inc__1
Copelanri Refrigeration Corp—1
Cross Company
:—5
Cummins Engine Co Inc
_5
Cutter Laboratories
8%
9%
13 %
14%
33%
361H
51%
55 %
vtg—1
8%
9%
_1
.8%
9%
—
11%
10%
1
37%
;
Lithium
Lone
Corp
Star
Lucky Stores
Ludlow
of
Steel
25
__1
4%
31%
Inc
69 %
73%
1
25
38
27%
40%
174
12%
13%
•
33%
36 %
1
29%
31%
16
44%
"47%
1
16%
17%
21
22%
12%
13%
Marlin-Rookwell Corp
1
Marmou Harrington Co Inc
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson
(W L) Corp
3
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc_l
Industries
._
lc
McLean Trucking Co cl A com_l
McLouth Steel Corp
_27a
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
Co
Class A common
Co
Chemical
13%
New
21 %
Nicholson
Disney
(Walt,)
\
4%
Doeskin
Products
Inc
1
2%
2%
Donnelley (R R) & Sons Co__5
PuMont Broadcasting Corp
1
22%
24%
Dun
&
Bradstreet
Dunham
Bush
—
Inc—.
9%
8%
1
30
10
10%
12%
13%
Corp of America
$1
preference
2
East Tennessee Nat Gas Co_—1
Eastern Industries Inc
50c
19
North Penn
Associates—10
31
33
1
10
10%
Oklahoma
Utilities
Electrolux Corp
El
Paso Electric Co
Emhart Mfg Co
Empire
State
Oil
Production
Miss
River
23
24%
7%
46
49 %
1
Equity Oil Co
._10c
Fairmont Foods
Fanner Mfg Co
Federal
First
Natl
Boston
*
1
%
20%
24 %
26%
27
18%
14%
18%
21%
8%
23%
24%
34
37%
20'A
5V4
5%
Wisconsin Pow & Light
Wood Conversion Co
Wurlitzer Company
5%
8Va
Central
Natl
Centl-Penn
Co
(N
Bid
347a
35
Bank
Natl
of
Bk
Co
(N
(Paterson
County
,
N
Trust
Co
;
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Co
.
39%
50%
53%
47%"
50%
35V4
37%
59'A
62%
227
&
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39
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26
50
189
5%
16%
36yB
507a
20
73 %
10
70
Trust
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(Pgh)
Corp
(Minn)
National
62
27%
Natl
First
Natl
Dallas
69 Va
357a
49%
53
63'A
68
Co
St
25
of
St
Louis
& Trust Co
20
59
65
677/a
10
43
45'A
10
30
33%
62%
New
Rochelle
Natl
Bk
25%
6'A
8
Exch
Guaranty Trust Co (N Y)
ton
27'A
45'A
24%
17
Harris
10%
Hartford Natl
27
5y2
6
87a
16
Portland Gas &
19
15%
I6V2
14 %
22 y4
23%
27a
22%
24%
Portland General Electric Co_7ya
Potash Co of America
5
34
19%
20%
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29
31%
Pub Serv
Tr
& Sav Bk
Bk
&
70
73'/a
45'A
20
Hudson
(Chi)„100
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(Jersey City N J)
Hudson Tr Co
10c
•
15%
17
1
29
31 %
Purolator
21%
417
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30%
2.50
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(Calif) 5%
pfd—20
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
5%%
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54%
20
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18
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19%
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footnotes
Republic
Gas
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—
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44
53
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130
35
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19%
9%
69
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20
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12%
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17%
21 %
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12%
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43
46 Va
42
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10
207a
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New
of
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(N Y)
Jersey
Commerce—
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United
Tr
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States
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of
Maryland
Trust
42%
17%
18%
Riley Stoker Corp
25 Va
29%
River
3
Brand Rice Mills Inc—3 Mi
23 V4
27%
16
Great Western Financial
Corp.l
Green (A P) Fire Brick Co
5
47 'A
Roadway Express class A
23%
25%
Robblns & Myers Inc
14%
15 %
Robertson
4%
5%
Rochester
Green Mountain Power
Corp—5
Gruen Industries Inc
1
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
•
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GURth--rt«ron
Corp
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new
19 %
(H H) Co
25c
•
1
17%
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10
21%
23%
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(N Y)_20
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357a
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Aris>_8
2672
28%
&
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list
of
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-
the
-
73%
19%
42 y2
45%
1
12%
14%
5
15%
17y2
9%
9%
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2.50
32%
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69
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48
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9y2
18%
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10
Rockwell Manufacturing Co__2%
Plywood
8%
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2-
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74
44%
357a
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the
in
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above
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17 y4
44 %
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Giddings & Lewis
307a
28
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preceding page
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31%
1
4974
28%
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every three of the
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1
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20
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1
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16y4
29%
32
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26
17
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Reichhold
16
1574
35%
20
Union
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25
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453
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(Union City)—8
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425
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443
32
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Industrial Natl Bk of
23
34 '/a
7V2
199
7774
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York—10
Tr
74%
—10
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48
36%
Corp 2
Hanover Bank of New
50%
367*
Bank-State Street
Sterling
29%
22%
44%
47
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28'A
42
33'A
10
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Bk_15
297a
56%
2
Louis
State
5
Corn
27
Security Natl Bk of Hunting¬
(Franklin
Y)
21
66%
52
,
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Trust
58%
19%
Bank
(Phila)
(Boston,
First Westchester Natl Bank
6172
45%
293
62
Second Natl Bk of Phila,
10
Security First Natl Bank (Lot
Banking
(Phila)
55%
131
1474
Tradesmen's
Trust
Second
(N Y)__20
City Bank
Pennsylvania
58
41 %
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Royal Bank of Canada
Royal State Bk of New York
Rye National Bank (N Y)
340
3274
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Bk
A
21%
20%
124
Dotrolt—10
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas).12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D CL.M
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
3374
46%
19%
(Albany
Provident
347a
35%^
Newark
35%
1974
Paterson
Girard
2774
280
New Eng Trust Co
(Boston) .100
New York Trust Co (N
Y)
28
Northern Tri Oo (Chicago)—100
66%
31
31%
of
of
(Hackensack
743A
6%
Boston—12%
Chicago.—_100
Bank
(IV Y)—100
Philadelphia Natl Bank.
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston)
77 y4
(Atlanta)_l0
Bk
of
"
32'A
10
Camden Natl Bk & Tr
(Camden N J>
First
of
98
44
Peoples First Natl Bk A Tr
Co (Pgh)
JO
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen cty
32»A
Franklin
93
Newark—12%
178
33%
•
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36%
Tr
N Y)
7.50
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17%
34 %
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297/«
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89%
27%
30
40
5%
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8
Westchester.8
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National Commerce Bank A
41%
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10
37%
15%
(Phila)
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61%
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First Nat'l Bank Trust
Hamp
5
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico—5
14%
Brook
National
241
-
57
.
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(Newark
67
New
9
3871
13%
Natl Bank of
Freeport (N Y)
8
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co
(Pgh) 28
Mercantile Tr Co (St Loula)—28
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston-10
357a
Federation Bk & Tr Co
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Trust
(Phila)
Meadow
37%
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
62%
189
14%
35
Manufacturers Tr Go (IV Y)—10
1
33 y4
5
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25 V4
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1
27
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20
10
8%
25
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18%
2%
10
32%
10
12%
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27%
13
2574
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30%
26%
8
(Chicago)
County Bank & Trust Co
Bank
—2
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27%
8
10
25
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97A
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2%
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Long Island Trust Co (N Y)—10
Co
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First
13%
Co
17%
40%
50
First Natl Bk
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Bottlers__l
Pickering Lumber Corp
3%
of
16%
62 y2
First Natl Bank of
23
Properties Inc
1
38
(Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)-25
10 y«
20%
Co
187a
11%
58
Bank
Trust
38%
302
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of
13%
1
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17%.
10%
10
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14%
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39%
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Liberty Real Estata Bk As
12
7V4
16%
34%
67%
First Bk Stk
5%
297a
15%
32 y4
22%
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
7%
24%
27%
65
18%
26
13%
22%
20%
19%
15V2
Coke Co
34%
29%
12%
16
20 Va
1
Corp
45%
31%
Irving Trust Co (N Y)—.10
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
—20
(St
18%
Pendleton
Polaroid
42%
Par
37
290
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_12JA
Chem Corn Exeh Bk (N Y)__10
Citizens & Southern National
12%
3
15%
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Corp
1
Pacific Mercury Telev "A"
90c
Parclfic Power & Light Co
67a
Pan American Sulphur Co „70c
Co
14
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Wyandotte Chemicals
Corp_
Zapata Off-Shore
9%
18%
457a
27%
1
Williams & Co Ino
18 Va
18%
1
Garlock Packing Co
Gas Service Co
General Crude Oil Co
General Gas Corp
-
24
17%
1
preferred
Portland Cement
Trust
12%
•
2.50
Co—
Ste^l Corp
Fluor Corp Ltd
Corrugated
22'/a
(NY)_5
(N Y)
Bank
Louis)
Square N
Rubber
16%
24
Western Natural Gas Co
Eagle Oil Co
56
8%
42
20
Co
Natl
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
23%
7%
lo
15 V«
Plymouth
Foote Bros Gear & Macb
Ft Wayne
North America
Federal
90
14%
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
2%
Whiting Corp
16'A
16%
14
54
Co
of
20 %
26%
13%
61%
Governor
Bank
Bankers Trust
Boatmen's
28
25 %
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49 V>
28%
White
100
Commercial State Bank
28
7%
10 Va
(Newark) _25
Cleveland Trust Co
Old Ben Coal Corp
♦
Opelika Manufacturing Corp __5
Indus
26%
Manufacturing Co—0
Western Lt & Telephone Co—10
Western Massachusetts
Cos—1
A
Yotk
10%
26
6%
New
9%
6%
Pabst Brewing Co
Pacific
Airmotive
29%
9
Ino
26 V2
4%
2074
7%
West Point
47'A
51'A
19%
26%
■
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6y4
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6%
5%
5«%
10
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13%
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Tool
&
Co
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Corp
Florida
Frifco
8
T
5
Mortgage Assn_100
Fisher Brothers
Fisher
Co
7%
N
1
Otter Tail Power Co
(Texas)—*
Co
America
.1
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
Services
22%
1
25
Commercial Trust Co. of N J_25
_50c
Gas Co
Jet
974
26%
20%
com—
9%
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12ya
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
50c
Coal
Welex
17
9
24
10c
Co
29%
40%
Northeastern Water Co $4
pfd_*
North Indiana Pub Serv Co
*
Northwest
43
Fidelity-Phila
Corp
Corp
Gas
9%
32%
10%
Warren Brothers Co
' ' 4'A
20%
15%
(3D) Co
•
Washington Natural Gas Co—10
Washington Steel Corp
1
17 V*
♦
10
Warren
127a
37a
1
of
11%
&
Amer
Swasey
13%
8y2
1
Corp
56%
20%
Eastern
9
8%
Petroleum
Bank
Co
Oil
of
A
26 V*
16 Va
1
of
First
Dynamics
Inc
6
32
__2
Inc
of
First
American
Corp
5
->33%
2ya
Co
Tliermador
Warner
Gasoline Corp„1
King
(San
17%
Nortex
Vitro
5'A
1
Bank
26%
Norrls
6%
5
,
Corp
Valley Mould A Iron Corp__j
Vanity Fair Mills Ino
•
Bank ft Trust
Bank
24%
North
19 %
Thermo
16
13%
4%
National
*
19%
17%
Texas
8
58%
Productions..2 72
Industries
Natural
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc
12
6'/a
Transmls
Texas
11
54%
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv—4
Eastern
Texas
1
File
1
Transmls Co
12%
..1
common
Shirt
43 %
Corp_7
Texas Gas Transmission
Corp_5
Texas 111 Nat Gas
Pipeline Co_l
Shops of Del
18
.
B
33
37%
Corp
5
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Class
29 Va
40%
19
1
Co
National Aluminate Corp
19%
1
5
25
.
Gas
Tool
Upper Peninsular Power Co
Utah Southern Oil Co
Inc
1
Corp
53
2
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
National
35%
7 7a
Inc
Utilities
14%
33%
31%
.
Montrose
32%
Inc—
Laboratories
13y4
31 y4
11V4
19
30%
10
1
5
Minneapolis Gas Co
1
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
__1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Mo-Kans Pipe Line Co com
12%
5
Tekoil
A
32%
••
•
United Western Minerals
Universal Match Corp.
2.50
5
Meredith
Publishing Co
Michigan Gas Utilities
25%
12
Camden
Madison Gas & Electric Co
Maremont Automo Prods Inc
Missouri
5%
1
Macmillan Co
Miles
5%
29%
cl B__5
.
Mlg & Sales Co
McLean
5
l
America
32 %
23%
Par
16%
10c
Co
27%
30 V4
10
24
Texas
Drill
136%
26 %
13%
Detroit Harvester Co
Inc—__l
24%
12%
15%
16%
1
*
'
preferred
10
United States Sugar
Corp
1
United States Truck Llnea Inc~l
United Utilities Inc
9
20'A
6
130 %
37%
5
Liberty Loan Corp 1
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com
8%
United
137*
27
5%
30 %
6%
2%
31%
18
—
%
40'A
25 y2
Inc
12%
Gas Pipe Line
Corp_50e
Tucson Gas Elec Lt * Pwr
Co_8
27
19
2'A
23%
15%
Cliemicai Arts
9
37%
29%
16%
Di-Noc
3%
36%
21 %
1
Dictaphone Corp
8%
35%
38%
3
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__2 %
Detroit 81 Canada Tunnel
Corp.5
Detroit Internat Bridge CO
3%
34
34%
National Gas & Oil
Darling (L A) Co
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
35%
24 %
5
37%
Central Public Utility Corp
Central Soya Co
22 %
34%
10
Le Cuno Oil Corp
37 %
6%
Central Indiana Gas Co
Co
38 Va
25 y4
25%
25
.
1
Inc
Ino
Trans
15 Va
6%
63%
23%
Common
18%
Ask
6'A
60
Trans Canada
Pipe Lines units.
15%
„
17
1
Tennessee
10
Inc
14
Greene
Tampax
16
L-O-F
Glass
Fibers
Co
Landers Frary & Clark
Lau Blower Co
30 Tu
9%"
3%
Gas
58
8
Koehring Co
10%
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
Central Electric & Gas Co
&
23%
54%
1
Co
Kennametal
20%
_lo
El.ec
11
7%
21%
11'A
14%
Wells
Stubnitz
34 %
1
Public Serv Co
Co
Struthers
11
,
42%
19 %
Carpenter Paper Co
Ceco Steel Products Corp
111
10%
147/3
10%
Suburban
10
Co_10
13%
Co—1
Co
Topp Industries
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
25 Va
68
Corp
2ya
Corp
1
Propane Gas Corp—1
Suntide Refining Co
lc
Sutton (O A) Corp Inc
1
21%
•
A
23%
23
1.25
Strong Cobb
15%
20%
Keystone Portland Cem Co
Canadian Superior Oil of
Caiif_t
Carlisle Corp
^
__1
Central
14%
15
31% \
common
Producing Co
States Nat G|i Co
Time Inc
Tokhelm Corp
12%
>
64%
1
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp
Stouffer Corp
29 y8
1
Corp
Co
Stanley Home Products
Common
non-voting
Stanley Works
104
1
Kentucky Utilities
California Water Service Co
25
Calif Wat & Telephone
Co_12V'2
Delhi
16%
5
Co
Gas
Southwestern States Tele
Speer Carbon Co
\15%
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3
Kellogg Co
50c
37%
39 %
California Oregon Power Co__20
Canadian
14%
15%
Supply
Electric
Steel
Kansas
%
34
Water
Union
Three
.,
Eng Tele Co—25
Southwest Gas
25%
1
5
1
preferred
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment
16%
11
Inc
$1.46
5%
7%
1
Kaiser
%
25
1
10
Burndy Corp
26
Southern
58 %
5
Co
Jessop Steel Co
24%
15
*
Inc
•
5%
1
Utilities
21%
1
New
Spragiie Electric
54%
99
11V2
2
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
Stand Fruit &
Steamship
Standard Register
23 % -
27'%
45Va
1
Corp
15%
•■■■
.1
497/a
41%
7ya
Co
20% :.
20%
n
1
,_5
Jervls Corp
41%
23
24%
1
Castings
Southern
Jamaica
<
38
10
—
Iowa
9%
25
Sharpe Mfg Co
Mfg Co
Brunner
Brush Beryllium
Buckeye
preferred
common
10%
beneficial Corp
1
Berkshire Hathaway Inc *
:
5
Beryllium Corp
♦
Black Hills Power & Light Co__l
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc com 1
Botany Mills inc
1
—
19
21%
9%
Co'
'
A
Iowa Electric Lt & Pow
Co
Iowa Public Service Co_
Jack & Heintz
10
Gossett
•
6 %
21%
10%
&
65%
18%
Textbook Co
Interstate Bakeries
Corp
Interstate Motor Freight
Sys
Interstate Securities Co
Investors Diver Services
10%
_1
Bell
<
:
62
14
Power
Southern
Inc
7%
;
29-%
24%
3%
I
35%
44'%
27
22%
11%
10
46'A
& French Lab
33%c
Shore Oil & Devel Co.10c
Southeastern Pub Serv
Co__10c
Southern Calif Water Co
5
Southern Colorado Power Co
*
Southern Nevada Power Co
26'A
3%
International
33
Skil
Pacific
Ask
1
2
Co
Smith, Kline
130
10%
Indiana Gas & Water Co
Indianapolis Water Co.....
&
Bid
Bid
Petroleum
D)
South
10
.
17%
1
Bayless
Co
27%
10
—
l1
21%
15%
3%
1
Indian Head Mills Inc
Class
Mfg Co
Co
16%
1
Barecq Investment Co
Bates
1
Sierra
55'
'
.
(G
Seismograph Service Corp
40%
127
j
Paper Corp
20
10
2%
50%
24
common
14%
.10
—
Class
20 %
_5
Corp.
Avon Products
&
Hycon
18%
10
Oil
24%
13l/4
*
Missouri Power Co__5
Arkansas Western Gas Co_
5
Art Metal Construction Co
Associated
22%
Hugoton Production
Husky Oil Co
1
Arkansas
Aztec
11%
*
r
121
Searle
Ask
123
27a
29%
4
common.-.
Partic preferred
a
29%
38
1
Voltage Engineering
10
Bid
10
—
27
*
1
..25c
27 %
-r
Controls
common
36%
Co
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Farms
B
55%
Develop
1
American Window Glass
Co_1272
AMP Incorporated
1
Arden
Class
&
5
Co class A com.10
Hanna (MA)
2
:
American Pipe & Const
Amer Research &
23%
4
American-Marietta Co
Par
Par
45^
13
San Jacinto
Ask
1
Sept.
N.
Y.
47
ore
invited
SINGER
Security
Dealerm
&
Association
Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y.
CO.
NY
I-
376
Commercial and Financial
The
NATIONAL LIST OF
Sept. IS
1.65
6.33
3.64
5.38
8.37
7.70
3.78
--
9.75
1
_10c
Street Investment-—.
1
15.51
9.08
9.95
21.11
22.82
—I
12.48
13.68
6.95
7.60
Fund Inc——
Bowling Green Fund
Ltd
Fund
Fundamental
Gas
Capital Corp
Investors Trust
General
Group
shares..—
lo
3.46
3.81
lo
3.21
3.54
Petroleum, shares
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
;
lo
2.71
3.02
6.76
7.41
11.21
12.12
76%
10.35
11.38
Mutual
Trust
Investors
18.45
2.65
2.91
8.91
9.68
11.49
18.62
1
14.50
9.08
9.97
al3.83
1
Corp
13.41
1
Inc
Fund
Shares
3.25
17.53
18.97
10.01
10.87
1
9.69
10.59
1
1
5.88
4.81
3.87
4.23
1
7.59
6.76
13.58
14.68
14.89
16.10
3.59
3.93
4.38
4.79
7.63
Stock
Series:
1
5.38
1
7.66
1
6.06
Stock
19.50
New
Stock
England
New
15.86
17.38
4.60
5.00
14.75
12.52
13.54
6.84
7.43
Series
Fund
10.12
9.24
of
Canada
Ltd
Chemistry
31
Electronics
9.05
1
Inc
Shares
Fund
Series H-C7
Securities
Philadelphia Fund
Haydock Fund Ir.c
•
Fund
Pioneer
Price
2.50
Growth
30.97
1
31.28
Fund
Inc
1
6.05
Fund
1
12.12
Science
Funds
Nuclear
&
1
7.33
8.04
6.81
7.47
8.05
8.39
9.98
10.93
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund—1
Sterling Investment Fund Inc_l
10.66
Pacific
27%'
Peerless Insurance Co
36%
86%
Television-Electronics Fund——1
80%
63 Va
16'/a
5
Providence-Washington
—
72%
6t
10
46%
49%
Seaboard Surety Co
Glens Falls
5
26%
28%
Security (New
5
16%
17%
Springfield
5
30%
32%
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
25%
Reinsurance Corp
General Reinsurance Corp
Republic
American
Gulf Life
Fire
Paul
4.58
4.17
8.19
8.98
15.22
16.05
16.54
4.51
4.12
4.-08
Stevens
29
32
38%
41 Va
10
52%
55 y2
8
18%
19%
5
Fire
Standard Accident
(N
Trust
&
Guar
Y)
8.52
-3
78%
U
35 %
37%
U S Life Insurance
145
U S
S
Insurance
of North Amer—5
Co
99 %
95%
20%
22 Va
Y
2
29%
Fire
2
25
31 Va
26%
Fire
City
N
of
Westchester
Co in the
-
Obligations of Government Agencies
Bid
l%s Oct.
15,
15,
1957
1958
99.31
99.28
100
17,
1958
99.30
100.2
99.28
100
4yas March
4.60s June
1958
17,
10.88
99.28
1957
1,
99.24
3%s Feb. 14, 1958
2%s May 1, 1958
3%s May 1, 1958
100.1
100
1958
16,
Bid
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
Ask
Oct.
99.30
97.18
Central
Federal Natl
2%s Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
4.05s Apr.
99.31
99.27
99.24
—
99.28
99.21
1958—
99-.30
99.28
10,
1958
99.24
11,
July
3T08
99:2B
99.26
1958 Wi
99.31
Sept.
99.12
1972
15,
Corp
2.60
8.11
1
13.41
11.33
1
12.05
——
Inc
1
8.03
3%S
OCt.
3.80s
100.1
Hotels
4%s
1
Nov.
100.1
1957
1958
1,
99.29
99.29
100
99.26
3,
March
99.31
1958
3,
Figures after decimal point represent
Bid
of
8.21
3VaS Anril 15, 1958
9.40
10.22
10; 63
11.62
1
15.31
99.31
Funds
Ltd
Canada
Aug.
100.2
.
99.24
99.26
99.23
1961
1,
99.25
100
100.2
Treasury Notes—
Inc-
1
Line Income Fund Inc
1
Value Line Special Situations
Fund Inc
10c
9.24
11.11
Wall
10.64
10.62
11.61
Strum
Fund
5.08
& Towne
1%S Oct.
6.00
5.55
2.55
10.47
1,
1957
:
1%S April 1, 1958
2%s June 15, 1958
1%S Oct. 1, 1958
2.79
—A
Washington
Van
5.49
32nds of a point
Bid
Ask
97.11
97.13
96.24
97
95.24
96
1%S April 1, 1960
3%s May 15, 1960
lV2s Oct. 1, 1960
__
100
16.64
United
4s
more
94.20
94.28
98.24
98.26
93.20
92.12
92.20
100.10
100.13
Maturity-
Treasury
3V4s Oct. 1. 1957
3%s Dec. 1, 1957
3%S Feb. 14, 1958
1
or
l%s Feb. 15, 1959
l%s April 1, 1959
l%s Oct. 1, 1959
Ask
Indebtedness—
11.75
Shares_l
one
l%s
Maturity—
7.51
'
—
1
99.26
99.28
98.25
'
4s
Notes—(Cont.)-
April
1,
Aug.' 1,
1961
1961——1_
1, 1961
'
98.31
1 %S
99.4
—
99.6
98.8
91
1V2S April 1, 1962
Oct.
—
Inc
Street Investing Corp
Investors
Fund
7.48
1
6.84
1
Inc
8.13
8.89
1
12.70
1
11.36
12.28
4.61
5.04
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
1
4.98
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
13.85
Inc
5.38
97%
74
105%
98
i
75
Wellington Fund
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate-'
Dated
100.2
3.90%
5-
Due
101
73
66%
80
*
67%
85
Calif
1977
Muelled Brass 3%s
National
Can:
5s—
Northern States .Power
Pacific
Gas
Pacific, T^1
Rand
106%
1975
75
80
96
104
Electria 5s__WR9
10'Vs
101%
& Tel 5 %s_T—1980
103%
104%
Eastern
Amer
Underwood
Trans
106%
100%
100%
5s—
Corp
5%8
4%8
Match
Wisconsin
1-57
4
8-
1-57
5-
1-58
6-
3-57
12-
2-57
99.31
100.2
9-
3-57
6-
2-58
4-
1-57
1-
2-58
99.28
1987
1971
1971
1970
1.1976
fis
1987
Telephone 4%s—1992
Natural
3-58
3-58
-1-58
Bid
Ask
99.27
99.30
99.26
99.29
99.29
100.1
99.28
100
100
100.3
99.31
United States
September 19, 1957.
September 23, 1957September 26, 1957-
100
100%
102
102 V2
October
68%
October
94
90%
102
98%
99.447
November 21,
99.354
99.853
.November
99.277
99.366
99.287
99.783
99.793
December 5,
99.218
99.227
12, 1957
99.140
99.14''
1958
97.900
97.921
97.632
99.720
99.733
99.651
99.668
March
31,
1957
99.588
99.600
April
24.
15,
1957
29,
December
1957
~L~
1957
1957
97.615
1958———
98
99 y4
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
■
*No par
value "
tEx-100% stock
Net
asset
Stock
103%
99.439
99.916
99.847
103%
•
'. /
b Bid
.
dividend.,
d
value.
k Admitted to
100
99.937
24,
92%
102 %
99.566
99.932
November 7, 1957
November 14,
1957
99.507
105
Gas—
——
99.974
99.909
October 10, 1957
October 17, 1957
103
Dollar Value
Ask
Bid
Ask
1
99.971
1957
3,
104%
67%
Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
a
preferred,
4.50%
2-
1-57
X.
103%
Stocks-
6.40%
7-
4,20%
October
5%s_1977
4%s
West Penn Power 4%s
El Paso
3-
4.25%
100
101%
90
103 %
101%
105 %
1977
Universal
_1978
3-57
100.1
99.29
86
Transmission—t
6s
Texas Elec Service
105%
6-
99.30
2-57
101%
83
1982
5%s
Texas
5s__1987
&
108%
101 %
1967
1983
U S Industries
j
4.00%
1-57
12-
99.31
Bid
5%s
102%
74%
100.2
11-
1-57
1-57
Gas—
102
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line—
6%i
108
1982
1982
102%
73%
99.31
1-57
3-
Calif Edison—
Southern
Textron
—1981
4%S
4%a
-L
101%
Lowenstein (M) & Sons—
1-57
5-
3.80%
102%
88
11-
Light—
Accept 5s
of Am
Co
Southern
Sperry
78
102%
&
Power
10-
1-57
Ask
1987
Bheraton
k__
100
Sound
6%s
Sears Roebuck
2-57
2-
3.90%
Bid
1-
3.70%
Bonds—(Cont.)
Puget
89.18
Mutual
Fund
105%
99.13
11.40
Whitehall
Ask
91.8
99.10
89.10
3%s Feb 15, 1962
98
93.28
Stock
7.15
Jersey Central Pwr & Lt 5s 1987
Louisville Gas & Elec 4%s_1987
99.30
100.2
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
10.81
12.58
1970
96
1957
15,
March
4%s
Certificates
United Income Fund
Tenn Gas
Hilton
99
95
Centffti Bank for Cooperatives—
8.78
6.53
Accept 5s_ 1977
93
12.38
11.50
—1975
3%s
General Motors
99.20
92
98.
—
39 %
_lo
1975
95.10
103%
13.20
36%
Corp..-*
UnitedPontinental Fund
8.81
Bid
3%s
95
102 Va
4%s July 15, 19G9
3V2S May 1, 197T_
4Va* Feb. 15, 1972-1967-
99.13
99.23
10, 1938,——
May 8,
95.10
—
4s May 1/1962-
100.1
99.9
1958
1958—,
10, 1958
95
1,
2%s June 1, 1960
1957
20,
10,
96.28
1960
4%s
1
Fund
United^Accumulated Fund—1
9.73
Fruehauf Trailer 4s__—.—1976
97.26
96.16
2%S Feb.
Mortgage Assn—
4VaS Sept. 20,
United Funds Inc—
47'nS
Ferro
100.6
1959
14.70
Investors Inc
Fund
10.16
41/4S~——1976
Illinois Light 4%s_1987
99.30
2%s May 1,
11.89
Investment
8.06
Airlines
-
99,8
99.22
3.80%
Capital
Ask
99.31
100
98.30
4%s July 15, 1958
2%s Nov. 1, 1958
100.2
9.22
Investors
State Street
66y2
73
5
Home
a22.63
Southwestern
Sovereign
83 Va
63 V*
10
:
4.703 Aug.
1
1.25
Fund
Shares
(Edson B)
Smith
80
139
4%s
Trust of Boston—1
Shareholders
8.55
.
70%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
Travelers
35%
x32%
Clark—
&
Stock
Amer
Value
2.38
7.42
5%sl972
46Vs
' 66
10
& Marine—10
10
a33,79
u—to—*
Value Line Fund
a22.60
Refining 4%S—1987
52 y2
10
10
Recent Security Issues
Belgium (Kingdom of)
43
Hafan)
3.875%
Atlantic
'
13%
12.95
14.78
Burlington Industries 4V4S„1975
48
Marine-:—6.25
&
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hanover Fire
22
J
'
12
,
3.875%
Bond5-—
17%
27%
dividend)—4
stock
12.69
20
.
7560
10
Phoenix
81%
53
22%
10
Co_
Insurance
34%
51%
49
21V*
—5
35%
9.21
.
Life
47 Va<
—10 *
Indemnity Co
69
ii.28
11.64
Fund Inc
lo
Fund Inc
Intl Resources
54%
25%
33%
4V4S
8.40
Fund_lo
Fund
51
7.50
of
(Ex-50%
50%
48
Templeton Growth Fd of Can—1
Income
87%
Newark-,
Firemen's
a28.72
7.84
Inc—1
Texas
Tnsur
82
of N Y_10
Pacific Insurance Co
(N Y)
2
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Clark
&
9.58
Institutional
—10
(Minn)
Insurance
4%
52%
4.10s
9.11
of Canada
Stevens
6.38
Institutional
76%
40%
all.51
6.31
-
8%
1 72
49%
4s
8.31
Fuud,.lo!
25%
12.50
37
13.17
5.81
Growth
35%
7 V*
5
10
2.50
6.54
(Geo)
5.75
lo
lo
Institutional
56%
3%
\
8.74
Fund
Bank
53
Stock
Fund Inc
Common
lc
1
l
24 '
32%
3.33 y3
.
45%
Northwestern National Life
15.35
Selected
2.62
38%
F)
(S
Fund
20.63
Bcudder,
2.37
42%
35%
——
10
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Assn of Philadelphia
Fire
9.04
20.43
14.12
t
Inc
Rowe)
(T
8.28
1
<—•
Inc
Inc-
Street Fund
Pine
7.37
1
1
Institutional
86%
Phila
Feb.
11.86
11.83
17%
2
—10
River
4
Federal
Jan.
6.72
1,
Inst Foundation Fund
83%
78%
34%
16
Northern
3.95s
10.83
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
125
4.30s
13.36
Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Fund of Boston Inc_.,-1
Income
Income
118
*.
74
32%
5
.-2.50
Fire
Northeastern
14.09
12.20
7.15 "
York
297
11.71
Bcudder,
10c
.
North
287
12.86
Corp—
Scudder Fund
,_10c
;
H-DA
Series
New
77%
70
General
10.71
1
Inc
Peoples
6.34
Inc—
Funds
29%
27
Ndtl Life
9.89
United Science Fund
Hamilton
New
3.70s
lc
lo
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc—
30%
Federal Home Loan Banks—
lo
Growth Industry Shares Inc
x28 %
10
class A
Amsterdam Casualty
Hampshire Fire
Corp
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
8.73
lo
£.
:
5
33
7.96
Merchandising shares
lo
Mining shareslo
Petroleum shares
lo
Ballroad Bond shares——lo
shares
Nationwide
&
5.78
Industrial Machinery shares_lo
Institutional Bond shares
lo
Utilities
National Union Fire ———5
18%
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employees Group Assoc
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
9.40
8.58
lo
Fully administered shares—lo
General bond shares
lo
stock shares
27%
Stand Life Ins Co—1
8.37
Puritan
lo
shares
Fire
54
York Capital Fund
Nucleonics'
6.89
shares
equipment shares
National
Co
17%
21.08
1
Series
Growth
10.93
X13.50
shares—,
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund_lo
Mectronics & Electrical
Equipment shares
Life Ins
24%
(N J)—5
Ins.:2
Life—1_10
Continental Assurance Co
5
Continental Casualty Co
.—5
Crum & Forster Inc
10
Over-The-Counter Securities
6.28
46%
Monarch
6.62
1
Series
8.29
9.97
42 %
17%
65%
5.88
Series
Income
7.01
10%
3
16
Hartford Steamboiler
Series
Series
Preferred
5.26
54%
9%
3%
8.30
Balanced
158.64
34 %
28%
61
' 50%
29%
6.43
National Security Series—
21.63
20.23
26%
2%
Camden Firo Ins Assn
Great
3.53
1
Bond
157.06
32%
Franklin Life—
1
Foundation
Income
Invest
National Investors Corp
22.77
1
27%
New
20.13
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
21.29
141%
.—5
:
Bonding
Indemnity & Life Ins—5
Merchants Fire Assurance
5
Merchants & Manufacturers—4
Mass
Title
.
Casualty
Maryland
9.14
16.33
114
214%
Globe &
10.63
interest—1
of beneficial interest
7.28
109%
50
Fireman's
Mutual Trust Shares
9.26
6.64
25%
2.99
2.74
Bond Fund Inc—lOo
73
—lo
lo
Growth Fund
Tobacco
3.38
Mutual
8.42
2%
33%
-
3.96
3.07
Mutual
Chwnioal
Steel
2.51
3.59
lo
13.89
—lo
Building shares
Railroad
2.27
shares
Mars Investors Growth Stock
*
Fund Inc
3BVaO
Massachusetts Life Fund—
8.34
5.44
Metal
Massachusetts
13.75
33'%
24
10
Life Ins
Natl
Columbian
'4.94
18 y8
lo
shares
Aviation shares
—
RR
6.15
lo
13.99
Securities—
Food
5.64
Paper
6.99
17%
207
10
(N Jt_10
Bankers & Shippers
Boston Insurance Co
10.56
Putnam
Automobile
Capital
American Surety Co
Beneficial
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General. Industries shares—lo
•
30
5
6.B5
American Re-insurance
12.00
a42.63
Managed FundsAutomobile
shares
Units of beneficial
2
1
1
1
1
Inves'tors Inc
&
7%
16.62
.
1
1
Corp—1
10
Industries Fund Inc
General
9.05'
6.45
Fund—*
Mutual
Sayles
Dividend
Inc
Mtge
12.03
9.66
16.19
6.39
Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
winaucial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Poundera Mutual Fund
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock
series
lc
Preferred stock series
lo
Futures
Amer
15.20
16%
Baton
Energy
15%
1%
31 %
13%
Title Ins
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birin)-2Life
Companies Inc
1
Life Insurance Co of Va
20
Massachusetts
14.20
10.98
14.89
1
Stock Fund
Electronics Investment
Corp (Va)_5
Title Co__65c
Lawyers
Lincoln National Life
(Newark N J'»— 2%
Mercury (Wash D C)—1
12.07
5.88
1
Fund
12.94
2.50
25c
& Howard—
Balanced Fund
26 V4
7
Amer Ins Co
8.29
Manhattan
Investment Fund—1
—r
24%
Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
1
American Home Assurance Co_5
Connecticut
18.25
16.76"
Diversified Trustee Shares-
Fund Inc
23%
25 %
—;
Casualty_5
preferred
5
conv
16.14
11.11
Loomis
1
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Series E
8.93
$1.25
13.01
6.11
1
Dividend Shares
32%
28%
Amer Heritage
11.06
7.80
J;
Vegh Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware Fund
30%
12.94
23.96
7.14
Fund Inc—,_1
Do
26%
Fidelity &
American
14.79
5.58
19.53
1
Composite Fund Inc
—1
Concord Fund Inc
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-I
Crown Western Investment Inc
'Dividend Income Fund
1
Dreyfus
8.18
11.85
22.16
18.05
Composite Bond & Stock
Diversified
10.40
(Income Pfd Stocks)
Knickerbocker
13.42
1
Growth
1
—
Inc
9.52
K-2
•
Centaury Shares Trtistv—1
18.09
16.73
Chemical Fund
Inc
60o
,200
Christiana Securities com—10012,600 13
130
Preferred
100 124
10.44
Colonial Fund Inc
1
9.62
9.42
Commonwealth Investment1
8.67
13.54
Commonwealth Stock Fund
I
12.46
Fund
17.68
Lexington Trust Fund
250
Lexington Venture Fund
—1
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc__1
12.41
I
i.
Capital Venture
24.58
25.06
16.20
Bankers
Fund
Fund Inc
International
Canadian
23.55
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-1
Fund Inc.
Ltd
(1954)
33 %
Lawyers
22.97
Bonds)—.—1
1
(Speculative Pfd Stks)— 1
B-l (High-Grade Com Stk)—1
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
S-3 (Speculative Com 6tk)__1
8-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
16.77
Canadian
88%
30%
204
196%
,__10
4JVJU4VMM4V
Ask
Insurance Co of N Y—10
Jersey
61%
10
nulVliVCVll
(Disoount
K-l
11.92
2L72
B-4
10.60
10.97
Canada General
Insurance
Aetna
a20.41
Keystone Custodian
Funds—
B-l (Investment Bonds)
1
B-2 iMedium Grade Bonds )_1
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds)
1
5.65
5.20
x3.46
20.20
California
5.87
1.59
4.92
Corp lc
Mutual Fund Inc
1
America
•
Bullock Fund Ltd
58
84%
'
Bond Inv Tr of
Broad
9.05
1.45
Axe-Science & Eiect'nics
Boston
10.44
,__10
5.31
of
Co
Bid
Life Ins—10
Standard
Jefferson
143
136
5
3.89
8.28
Axe-Houghton Fund "A"- Inc—1
Axe-Houghton. Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Blue Ridge
,„10
9.55
America
1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc_l
Johnston
(The) Mutual Fund-l
Investment
1.81
5.85
25c
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.25
American Business Shares—,
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—_1
Associated Fund Trust__^„,—•
Atomic Devel Mut1 Fund Inc—1
Fund
Aberdeen
9.84
•
9.00
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Bid
Par
Companies
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Funds—
Monday, September 16,1957
...
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday,
Mutnal
Chronicle
listing
Exchange
yield price,
Ex-rights,
t New stock,
on
the New York
.
,
.
x
Ex-dividend.
wi When
issued.
y Ex-stock
dividend.
186
Volume
Number 5673
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
49
'(1193)
THE
Bank
with
clearings this week show
decrease
a
compared
Preliminary figures compiled by
ago.
year
a
based
COURSE
Complete
the
us,
indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
Sept. 14, clearings from all cities of the United States
0.3%
be
year.! Our preliminary
last
stand
against $21,150,727,581 for the
this center there is
at
we
in
1956.
York
New
$9,957,676,999
+
3.3
1,164.268.907
+
0.8
970,000,000
605,601,617
394,317,573
Boston
Kansas
City
Louis
St.
—
558,510,566
344,885,512
Baltimore
—•
469,622,369
535,305,100
_—
.—
630,148,366
448,249,850
Cleveland
336,066,037
cities,
five days
Other
cities,
five
—
—
Total
All
all cities,
cities,
3rd
5.5
8.9
New
5th
4.6
4,461,087,830
five days
$20,258,510,011
894,103,193
Total all cities for week
$21,150,727,581
—
0.3
monthly detailed statement of transactions
on
the New York Stock Exchange is
appended. The
results for August and the eight months of
1957, and
1956 follow:
Month of August
Stocks—
1957
-
shares
41,409,195
misc.-
$70,977,700
1957
44,532,173
1956
356,406,219
388,742,665
Bonds—
Railroad
«fe
Internat'l
Bank
govt. '
U. S. Government.
bonds
$75,647,000 $638,609,300 $649,655,900
2,000
_
Foreign
Total
10,000
84,000
111,000
4,132,600
4,013,200
32,128,450
-
•
<
-Number of Shares
"
-1957
January 7
February.
'1956
48,100,955
37,575,141
35,651,568
l.—
March
iw
1955
47,197,100
46,400,622
1954
74,645,958
60,815,145
33,274,561
33,294,700
Jiuie
2nd
Quarter
3.
110,801,704
53,787,684
53,229,949
45,427,055
37,201,113
58,147,690
42,224;938
145,347,090
157,362,429
Reserve District the
-859,688,156
48,459,198
o1S<i 1-3r0'st0"
2nd New York
3rd
FOR
LEADING
CITIES
Month of Aug.
New
York
'1957
7,319,300,909
903,773,324
842,376,201
821,083,403
879.570,712
+ 13.9
833,361,372
753,719,44a
+
6.2
1.093,046,264
978,430,08$
552,572,480
+
5.3
561.951.617
511.806,783
468.966,852
.
+
5.7
+
2.2
479,245,284
388.437,698
+ 10.2
355,298,793
958,909,921
+
9.8
766,629,058
16,713,015,753
+
6.2
14,758,124,492
9jl05,941,301
8,550,509,896
+
6.5
544,421,03?
438,457,270
492,863,333
7,748,319,562
-
/,
Richmond Reserve District by
Reserve
District
District
the
Minneapolis
4.5%.
by
totals
record
a
District
Reserve
1.2%
In
428,553,43a
472,938,459
338,458,569
>
788,002,804
14,296,426,593-
,
7,243,879,034
-
and in the Atlanta
the
Reserve
and in the
gain of 1.8%
of 7.2%, but
of
crease
2.6%
in the
and
San
in
9th
10th
090
«
4*656
16
31
,!!
7
"
——
Kansas City—
'
York
-
034 594
5,889.243,788
—20.9
43
4.4
3,227,603,998
1.2
5,407,464,728
6,057, 213,432
3,011, 251,264
5,116.850,569
2,656,683,561*
4,224,006,431
"
4.5
4.976 886,167
*
10,032.114,783
1.8
9,732 ,575.977
2,962,862,983
2,985,938,212
0.8
2,912 .878,975
2,624,413,944
7.2
2,503 ,323 979
3,864,224.894
2.6
4,231,638,756
0.3
4,097 ,207,301
5,919,573,580
1.7
5,680 ,237,614
«
":>'■■■'
4,218,705,026
"
6,020,552,856
.,
3,015,771,943
44,927,874,7044,907,322,38$
260, 327,999
5,389, 912,165
6,256.616,713
19
,
8.327,967,4142,548,994,431
2,282,483,264
3,351,921,26?
3,329.920,24$
3,751 ,373,138
"
—
City
i
100,178,570,683
101,340,924,403
55,748,8832393
55,899,363,787
,
,
1)4,580,951,646
53,128,412,423
1.1
0.3
—
1954
$
3,207, 463,635
2.1
—
2 Hi'? 774 aou
-
——179 cities
New
1955
1.1
47,309.066,424
11
-
.
Total
Outside
or
040
14
?£
Francisco
3,593,024,583
—
5,651,693,587
10,212,930,164
"
—16
Inc.
Dec. c/o
'
3,265,889,917
"
*
htj
o&O.lOsS
,8
»<
$
3,554,232,408
15
?fi«
i7~
Minneapolis
.
4,766,967,853'
,
\
'
89,456,764,063
'
We append another table
1956
1955
1954
IN
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
1956
1955
1957
'
AUGUST
showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the eight months for four
"
'
Federal Reserve Districts
Eight Months
'
1st Boston
1957
2nd
New
;
14 cities
———
York
29,402,236,332
11
"
Philadelphia
15
"
Cleveland
17
"
8
"
26,133,559,814
45,173,338,058
5tll Richmond
6th Atlanta
7th
1,573
1,437
1,240
12,743
12,247
1,233
1.184
1,009
9,886
9.672
8,873
837
752
6,886
6,529
6,122
829
835
824
693
6,585
6,656
6,211
768
694
.7,342
6,750
6,153
San
'
"
39,785.570,890
7.0
4.6
42,347,943.405
44,986,779,088
41,016,782,573
4.8
23,155,427,178
21,102,293,059
+
37,846,397,936
33,427,817,820
+
7.9
2.8
0.2
72,713,937.658
22,493,005,831
65,365,912,650
+
•'
19,736,778,275
+
"
30,959,424,028
4.1
+
3.8
31,177,450,199
+
5.1
833,910,707,603
808,621,227,429
+
3.1
450,991,250,573
437,428,705^378
+
3.1
"
179 cities
—
York
City
The following
21,042,634,341
28,384,116,330
'34,821,637,344
47,149,807,150
29,740,513,139
33,549,890,803
44,873,534,802
+
"
19
*
5,680
18,344,794.241
6.4
17,170,598,603
26,441,607,851
27,481,132,050 !>
5
41,67L621,035
"753,051,626,991
•
36,473,183,57?
718,902,922,010
403,212,735,434
.,
,
366,725,329,550r
11,225
10,180
compilation
the clearings by months since January 1, 1957 and 1956:
covers
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
New
Orl'ns
Seattle
Jacksonville
973
919
780
658
8,511
Portland
7,581
6,446
5,572
897
937.
826
679
6,601
6,547
6.015
5,302
January—
112,110,038,722
104,335,765,867
+
7.5
60,699.097,064
56,546,430.010
7.392
6,637
5,963
5,103
February..
£4,683,600,084
89,727,491,824
+
5.5
50,177,880^414
5,259
March.
107,178,569,182
103,360,256,939
+
3.7
51,111,477,041
55,909.469,276 "
313,972,207,988
297,423,514,630
105,235,792,137
896
868
860
733
6.965
6,497
6,219
Birmingham
929
881
Omaha
Denver
674
,,659
664
660
5,204
5,130
862
775
625
6,736
6,186
5,54'8
689
645
621
534
Paul
Memphis
'569
Buffalo
559
613
Washington
MilwaukeeNashville—
837
505
597
630
568
568
593
536
679
4,805
5,050
457
4,517
493
4,360
4,486
4.016
•
3,777
4,099
4,713
4,394
4,253
-.
-
April
587
500
4,704
4,612
4,156
3,820
529
427
4,498
4,241
3,853
Inc. or
1957
$
Dec. %
$
+. 5.6
)
1956'')
■.■•••-$ r»>,
''L'i
98,634,250,074
+
104,759,535,228
+
104,043,362,750
312,134,617,639
307,437,148,052
626,106,825,627
604,860,662,682
-
6.7
57,200,234,7C7
-
2.0
57,738,066,919
8,141
7,863
7,477
83,105
55.056,885,269
'
53,601,041,182
6,351
64,584
61,677
57,120
2nd
6
Quarter-—
N.Y.C.
We
55,748 55,899 53,128 46,112 450,991
now
add
our
Months
107,625,311,293
+. 1.5
August———
Total
437,428 403,212 366,725
8
—
Months
168,847,914,414
3.5
336.567,957,705
+
6.?
+
3.3
n
)
-
—t—
164.533,154,273
2.1
+
308,621,227,429
+
5.1
58,674.409,380
56,078,167„014
55,743.883,398
55,899,363,781;
3.1
^
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the month of August and since Jan. 1 for two years and
2.9
'3.4
''
'
,1
.
4 .9
v+
+
50.3
+
i
"
3.1
•
437,428,705,378
450,991,250,573
+
+•
,
325,451,174,583'.
1.1
101,340,924,403
333,910,707,603
—
.
102,419,640,344
100,178,570,683
50,796
All__100,178 101,340 94,580 89,456 833,910 808,621 753,051 7i~8,902
+.4,2
'
Total
Total
769326 746,950 695,931. 668,106
3,a
+
160,918,020,310
3,514
93,477 87,103
-'+• 1.9
'
55,875,227,822
53,909,612,728
%
'.c r»: '7-»
^
"
Tot.31cities~92,037
Inc. o»
Dec.
'
54,193,709,886
167,720,043,381
3.9
.
106,860,942,317
3,843
634
Clearings Outside New York—>——
—
1956
'
-
100,037,883,185
3,986
4,482
$
Total 1st Quarter
4,151
565
618
1957
Months—
4,885
4,708
492
Clearings, Total All
5,563
5.073
868
St.
Out.
' ;■
+
79,224,535,073
23,954,949,280
-■$
24,435,640,194
365,159,748,38?
+
—
24,030,254,168
41,850,797,487
.
3.2
'
1954
-
25,908,764,044
364,016,390,046
14
Francisco
New
81,445,892,545
23,990,809,751
20,990,321,035
,
4.0
■
,.$
11
—
Kansas City
Dallas
12th
16
<
:
5,610
867
Minneapolis
Outside
"
*
11th
Total
'«
t".
+
+
.
45,759,040,356
50,379,294,639
52,688,904,321
"
7
42,534,141,128
5,695
896
9th
10th
Louis
398,620,636,097
.'
Dec. Vo
V'
Eight Month#
.
1955
:;
inc. or
$
8.285
880
St.
16
31
Chicago
8th
—
'
■
128,260,902,704
386,360,736,703
4th
—
Eight Months
1956
'
3rd
931
years:
*
Eight Months
—
1,206
46,112,166,285
r
1954
1,526
••
Louisville
Other cities
Dis¬
;
1956
19^
"
..17
10th
12th San
___
Total
St.
the
Francisco Reserve
trict of 1.7%.
4.4%, in the
\
44,429 45,441 41,452 43,344 382,919 371,192 349,838 352,177
Philadelphia 4,321
5,551
5,068
4,624
39,762
43,042
39,854
37,531
Chicago
4,819
4,728
4,564
4,036
39,254
38,164
34,681
31,707
Detroit
3.309
3,315
3,266
2,684
26,344
25,725
23,851
20,902'
Boston
2,857
2,913
2,601
2,492
23,859
23,087
21,274
20,161
Can Fran._
2,930
2,880
2,781
2,380
23,166
22,318
20,562
18,112
Cleveland—
2,508
2,404
2,335
1,915
20,152
19,293
16,986
15,241
Dallas
1,951
1,897
1,841
1,524
15,760
15,066
14,258
12,734
Pittsburgh.
2,055
1,058
1,815
1,567
16,603
15,558
12,674
13,775
Kansas City
i,792
1,736
1,738
1,578
13,688
13,985
13,325
12,312
St. Louisa1,526
1,548
1,554
1,369
12,952
12,665
12,009
11,423
Minneapolis 1,807 1,690 1,604
1,505
13,683
11,874
12,818
11,217
Houston
1,670
1,727
1,703
1,351 °14,213
13,781
12,551
10,907
Atlanta
1,726
13,447
1,701
1,649
1,411
12,903
12,087
10,723
._
for the week ended Sept. 7,for four,years:
First Federal Reserve
District—Boston—
1
2957
$
^ine7-Bang°r
32,590,499
2,857,831,584
;
;
Bedford
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
Haven
Waterbury
iNew
—
15.104,462
—
8,387,504
River
Spnngfield
New
2,913,591,605
14,331,314
Massachusetts—Boston
New
Dec. %
8,061,095
6,733,.903
7.72G.225
Inland—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
Total (14 cities)
16,153.376
16,976,628
63,12t),641
67,459,587
Inc.
1956
1957
S
—
—
2,747,233
2,596,537
+
7.0
250, 988,949
248,053,468
+
1.2
6,485,089
6,442,774
+
+
3.3
541,770,504
511,738,220
+
1.2
2,738,817
2,665,798
+
1,142,228
1,277,730
1.9
23,859 032,257
23,087,450.789
5.1
120 ,425,279
121,947,099
4-1
67, 340,470
60,474,224
—12.8
53.986.730
+
2.2
4.8
55, 170,077
127. 142,715
123,815,515
+
2.7
3,299,000
3.253,500
6.4
518, 084,556
512,5)4,923
+
1.1
13,727,831
12,758,209
+ 12.2
9,285,090
9,646,990
12.0
33,685.638
31,134,192
21,018,358
21,350,260
—
—
373.231.182
117,873,967
—13.3
—
1.388,562,122
3,593,024,583
7 <■
V
*
^
1954
$
2,684,150 '
L
2,171,557
•
5.929,991
5.179,765
5.9
440,588,396
412,690,767
2.7
2,796,662
2,533,916
—10.6
1.512,207
1.069,400
2,551,484
.
+ 11.4
+
418, ,824,730
3,554,232,408
$
0.7
1,554, 813,932
13,460,606
71955
5.8
5.9
12,637,353
September
or
1.6
—13.3
26,991,700
Inc.
Dec. %
+
49.503,864
131.004.700
Ended
96,601,054
176,723,332
26,457,900
$
$
98, 190,971
52,399,918
102,207.186
1956
1957
5.8
206,532.163
142,121.500
or
Dec. %
$
'
13,508.047
35,038,765
12,727,564
Portland
Pall
Inc. or
1956
$
-Week
-Jan. 1 to Aug. 31-
-Month of August
—
Clearings at--
Holyoke
Lowell
,v
Chicago
Louis Reserve District the totals register a loss of T).8%.
In the Dallas Reserve District there is a decrease of
0.3%,1
but in the Kansas City Reserve District there is an in¬
decline of
a
11
———————
Philadelphia
t
u
Baltimore-.
CincinnatiRichmond.
7,307,414,908
1,248.995,342
>
Cleveland
56,928,134
CLEARINGS
000,000
6.1
540,245,713
'
'
17,756,602,872
cities
J4 Cities
rtii ahIV-U10
S!!, ^ 21
«1 S
of bank
•
Omitted
''
+
932,634,088
8,489.247,108
Month of August—
51*853,897
41,805,814
-
497,335,429
-238,806,601
44,532,173
*
546,066.801
1,053.354,806
larger by
are
$
5.6
427,931,033
Federal Reserve Districts
of
in each of the last four
years is shown below:
BANK
totals
$
+
503,890,155
1
City
',1954
1955
%
Dec.
+ 12.0
2.1%, in the Boston Reserve District of 1.1% and in the
Philadelphia Reserve District of 20.9%. In the Cleveland
clearings for leading cities for theAugust and the eight months ended Aug. 31
month
York
128,004,897
,298,497,687
45,712.805
41,409,195
w-
course
144,537,263
266,734,754
,
JUly
;
August
The
New
109
Inc. or
+ 14.0
1.1%,
41,912,744
48,262,270
Six months
$
1956
630,181,756
495,753,567
43,867,215
52,558,561
:.
44,132,383
202,325,727
54,106,201
44,478,864
May
66,864,624
153,960,424
48,309,665
—
60,362,702
121,387,664
1st Quarter
April
CLEARINGS
—13.3
-
New York Reserve District the totals suffer
$79,789,600 $ 670,894/750 $687,519,000
—-—
;
OF BANK
We also furnish
today, a summary of the clearings for
the month of August. For that month
there was a de¬
crease for the entire
body of clearing houses of
37,537,100
215,000
73,000
$74,992,900
..—
The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the first
eight months of
1954 to 1957 is indicated in the
following:
'/ .-•<>'
t
and
improvement of 2.2%, in the Dallas Reserve District of
10.2% and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 9.8%*
1957 aggregate of
clearings having been $100,178,570,683 and the 1956 aggregate $101,340,924,403. In the
Eight Months
1956
of 6.2%, the St. Louis Reserve District o£
in the Minneapolis Reserve District of 5.7%;
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
register an
5.3%
576,708,989
the
Description—
of
Outside
increase
an
1,045.507,296
9
10
Total
In the Cleveland Reserve
District
\981.054.266
y
Francisco—
13.3%.
larger by 14.0%, in the Richmond
by 12.4% and in the Atlanta Reserve
District by 13.9%. The Chicago Reserve District registers
Reserve
582,072.620
7
I
~~~
Philadelphia Reserve District the
are
*
4
City
totals
1,326,181,091
17
Dallas
0.2
+
Our usual
Number
Kansas
11th
New
the
851,014,232
1,192,122,252
.
10
Minneapolis
that in the
appears
648.195,235
1,001,538,444
7
™
.
it
(including this city)
9,009,350,098
6
1
Louis
0.3
892,217,570
~
:
Chicago
9th
V
the
loss of
a
District the totals
665.199,339
n
Richmond
7th
cities
10
6th Atlanta
4.2
0.2
+
12
_
4th Cleveland
0.6
0.4
—
York
this
gain of 6.1% and in the Boston Reserve District
a
$
Philadelphia
12th San
day
one
SUMMARY
from
District
5.6%, but in
totals record
able to give the final
are
i
2nd
10th
4,470,515,963
statement, however, which
we
and
Reserve
1957
1st Boston
7.4
2.6
+
$15,797,422,181
L.
days.
of
complete results for the week previous—the
week
8th St.
Ten
detailed
Federal Reserve Districts
'
626,676,000
Pittsburgh
—
417,187,411
384,800,000
'
has to be estimated.
cases
—20.8
654,141,526
350,400.000
Francisco
San
1,225,000,000
elaborate
show
Accordingly, in the above, the
Week Ended
Sept. 7—
1,173,376,483
Philadelphia
York
^or
lO
$10,284,140,188
,
Chicago
the
located
are
r,U
'
1956
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
0.2
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1957
by
week there was an increase
of
%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole
country
having amounted to $17,756,602,872
against $16,713,015,753 in the same week in
1956. Outside of this
city there
was an increase of
6.5%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
ter having
registered a gain of 6.0%. We
group the cities
At
gain for the week ended Friday of
3.3%. .Our comparative summary for the week follows:
a
Week Ending Sept. 14—
going to press.
day of the week in all
present further below
and
$21,097,571,479
week
same
covered
at
of
In
corresponding week last
totals
the week
foregoing will
tune
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
below those for the
exact details for
CLEARINGS
cannot
the country,
from which it is
and
U*
BANK
appear in our issue of next week. We
furnish them today, inasmuch as
the week ends
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
upon
OF
+
—
+
—
—
219, 671,600
8.5
1,169, 189,900
6.1
1.1
833,694.487
843 ,293,426
2.0
100 ,067,470
29,402,236,332
■'
216.194,300
1,051.994.500
92,382.311
28,260.902,704
-1
,
+
+
-1
+
+
1.2
1.6
11.1
+
+
—
+
1.4
3.364,345
7.6
10,734,605
'
3.8
8,316,270
9,130,313
7.372,035
8.2
27.383,278
20,890,759
■
1.6
17,436,148
12,560,346
+~6\4
22.098,200
18,838,400
—
,
26,-168,000
24.87^409
8.3
2,831,551
2,439,140
+
665,199,339
630,181,756
+
5.6
3,172,549
16.1
4.0
!
2,346,687
546,066,801
497,335,420
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
1957
1956
Clearings at—
"■
District—Mew Yerfc—
Stctnd Federal Reserve
$
(a)
(a)
616,271,935
597,071,351
2.7
11,207,482
14,364,612
11,231,671
14,793,047
0.2
44,429,687,285
45,441,560,622
2.2
170,420,986
112.821,364
168,625,981
1.1
104,379,167
22,389,102
8.1
890.866,912
1.3
Elmira
Jamestown
——
i_S
New York
Rochester
122,154.520
311,991,280
123,630,243
1.2
317,651,652
1.8
336,773,491
3.6
Northern New Jersey—
9,807,913
7,268,785
9,279,885
Bethlehem
7,663,503
8,164,388
38,970,421
8,971,671
38,697,960
Chester
Harrisburg
12.0
174 ,158,194
+
935 ,535,556
+
1.8
+
2.5
Philadelphia
+
8.5
66,532,505
63,557,189
+
9.2
+
11.7
300,199,279
—22.2
39,762, 000,000
9.9
71
0.7
304
+
—
—12.0
155,271,014
49,557,124
43,042,000,000
145,771,504
242, 196,210
240,091,592
+
8.7
137, 249,689
+
5.7
4.6
129,854,918
—
4.4
8.1
242, 248,365
17, 075,001
+
1,725,749
Hazelton
6,241,234
72,233,726
76,228,484
69,764,397
+
5,889,243,788
4,656,034,594
—
—
+
6.4
+
4.3
,012,756
597, 260,210
56,813,378
45, 123,308
1,233, 722,089
Cleveland
1,206,285,062
2,508,303,345
Columbus
250,299,500
2,404, 935,487
250, 572,400
17,870,976
17, 344,300
Hamilton
8,139,693
Lorain
627
603,041,408
586,227,288
,061,660
Virginia—Wheeling
Total (17
_
cities )„
1.0
14,828,453
Maryland—B altimore
Frederick
8, 540,796
7.0
16,756,342
3,795,428
—14.2
850,000,000
+
5.8
3,321,986
+
3.2
5.323,147
+
8.5
7.0
851,014,232
f
10.931.017
—13.3
11,352,424
9,226.317
903,773,324
14.4
842.37C.201
9,217,904
7.305,131
10,510,052
8,959.044
223,123,557
467,178,776
217,276,293
138,211.365
175.732,321
369,505,852
309,306,194
1,874, 629,400
127, ,807,314
61 ,903,247
4.7
•59,607,500
420,558.955
52,926,700
+
4.3
—
0.1
1,963, 292,200
129
65
4.7
—
,502,817
,081,285
409
3.0
+
,923,464
.
36.244,000
5.1
,040,566
1.7
9,176,855
7.7
11,715,592
342, ,323,812
1,260 ,556,463
1,257 ,484,968
35 ,801,449
303,761.573
275,769,676
+ 14.0
932,634,088
821,083,402
2.6
8.9
8,512,425
0.2
6.8
9,924,555
6.7
9.4
9,213,439
11.2
+ 25.2
10,535,967
320 ,729,577
+ 28.7
7,132,053
465 ,212,071
+
+
6.2
+ 16.6
+
42,799,400
1.3
501, ,252,900
—22.6
—
1,858, 774,594
25, 269,674
+
10.4
18, 155,027
+
14.2
6,256,616,713
+
4.4
417
,716,709
,289,255
16,603 ,405,901
306 ,113,451
204 ,713,012
210 ,007,261
163!,024,976
52,688,904,321
26, 864,332
2,354,008
6,113,969
13,346,528
~*6~5
981,054,266
4,921,132
6,789.801
'
0.1
+
2,560.871
4,083.921
"
+
798.000,000
'
4.5
4, 387,252
2, 848,188
-40, 623,752
»
14,644,353
36
+10.6
3.0
—
—12.9
,846,885
6.1
15,558 ,620,092
303 .087,679
6.7
199 ,774,012
+
I.
8.213,655
2.5
93
25
____—
*
328,118,281
410,809,920 I-
1.0
O.fi
-
211 ,286,949
+ 10.4
147 ,677,731
1,045,507,296
1,192,122,252
4.6
+
50,379,294,639
3,822,534
3.939.540
3.523.379
18,390,411
+ 12.0
159 704,236
149,167,589
+ ,7.1
4,611,829
93,439,000
+
0.8
796 952,422
738,162,000
+
8.0
19,953,713
880,181,059
+
5.8
+
5.5
200,#26,669
+
0.9
269,383,335
+
1.3
6,572,966
55,250,012
+
9.9
6,886, 961,552
272 ,821,385
514 986,851
6,529,436,587
33,157,812
46 7",926,959
+ 10.1
+ 12.1
12,743 ,170,561
50 755,438
12,247,629,544
46,273,937
+
9.7
4,708, 207,369
4,482,274,217
+
5.0
121,788,103
102,530,102
+ 18.8
99,744^835
92,044.414
4.4
+
4.8
648,195,225
576,708,980 "
+
12.4
540,245,713
544,421,037
26,133,559,814
24,930,254,168
1,037, 331,954
4,498, 923,696
997,733,924
+
4.0
23.454.930
+
6.1
105,606,865
1,573,166.614
5,594,378
568,424,712
6,273,994
593,572,994
3,227,603,998
3,265,889,917
(8 cities)
3.0
—
+
1.2
+
4.0
+
,
...
I
.
-.
15,773.000
14.245.000
173,272,116
165.030.303
153.280.644
Tennessee—Knoxviile—
Nashville
565,850,122
1,701,900,000
Augusta
1.8
13,447, 400,000
237, 072,774
28,854,431
8.2
206 416,153
214,263,628
27,776,088
1,726,400,000
29,583,317
Georgia—Atlanta
9.4
29,050,561
142,632,057
618,993,795
,
—
7.6
7.3
227, 986,222
227,520,670
+
0.2
,
8,511 497,261
719 729,949
7,581,218,885
624,903,304
+
12.3
Tampa
7,392 003,894
528 095,193
6,637,427,805
+
11.4
480,773,742
+
9.8
207,691,702
+
8.7
5.9
70.905,226
+ 15.3
881,252,058
+
5.4
66,234,653
61,394,605
+
7.9
Montgomery i
28,202,139
31,790,000
25,875,965
+
:
225
9.0
4,241,730,188
,-
.
21,506,358
+ 23.3
19.027,276.
.92,080,949
-
;•
.<
+ 14.7
12.7
..
-81,848,184
288,500,000
20.600,811)
76.268,270
262.700,C
+
233,444.492
4.2
336,100,000
298,300,000
+
+
12,903.000,000"'
,818,598
V-i'
1.6
6,332,486
6,202.860
+
2.1
6.419,856
5,511,214
+
27.4
5.557,882
5,5~2~4~074
147,413,937
+ 10.8
128,908,996
122,523,263
179,084,113
149,008,582
+ 20.2
150.540,019
118,174,095
13,708,129
12,163,945
+ 12.7
10,315,785
8.960.168
„
5,427,464
3.7
—
-
r
<
_
i
Meridian
Vick6burg
Total (16
,601,000
221,807,000
+
8.9
+
5.3
457 ,211,941
436,436,052
+
4.8
9,087,416
+
10.0
76 ,183,741
69,925,143
+
8.9
+ 10.0
23 ,857,368
22,216,951
+
7.4
903,475
813,986
+ 11.0
614.920
671.409
2,875,402
8.8
165,924,495
149,047,963
+ 11.3
139,149,372
132,863,889
7.9
1,001,538,444
879,570,712
+ 13.9
833,361,372
753,719,442
+ 10.3
♦2,800,000
2,544,286
+ 10.1
2,113,267
2,353,086
19,180,487
16,857,244
15,~5~aM69
13,749,333
8~223~370
11,156,553
7,157,668
241
12.3
896,207,405
cities).
867,238,782
+
3.3
7,342 ,208,309
6,750,704,001
+
5,651,693,587
Orleans
Louisiana—New
+
54,654,918
3,163,656
;
Jackson
28,310,000
57,555,210
9,997,023
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
5,407,464,728
+
4.5
45,173,338,058
41,850,797,487
+
+
13.8
106,926,730
96,970,114
0.2
26,344,543,000
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago—
Detroit
—
j;/
-I.,.—
i-—.I. .I,m
Flint
Rapids
Jackson
—
_
Lansing
Muskegon
—
42,620,257
83.800,371
+
9.8
343,423,663
25,725,870,000
336,832,480
+
9.3
692,847,221
16,152,880
+
6.9
+
5.6
371,061,332
+
+
1.7
5.3
424,527,795
95,675,732
426,911,236
+ 24.3
918,753,641
-
12,657,129
49,254,010
+
100,435,136
10,363,398
+ 15.3
9~G%\001
71,116,000
3,535,389
96,458433
78,30948®
63.1548"000
59,874,000
333,652,877
+
7.5
8,800,598
3,076,348
7,998,297
139,335,179
+
w
3,850,677
3,462,052
9.3
307,911,107
+
3.9
0.6
4,704,444,087
4,612,324,279
+
2.0
122,~7~0U94
lU,~2~17l684
2.6
55,568,054
54,433,587
+
2.1
+ 11.4
93,489,102
91,338,084
+
2.4
42,408,094
38,784,808
+
634,372,468
6,754,367
—
—
9.1
-
+
10.3
1,740,988
5,690,693
1,756,745
14,842,164
14,632,878
+
5,244,220
+
8.5
37,562,997
DV,070,460
29,760,400
+
4.4
244,640,370
29,431,851
233,308,712
+
4.9
-6,542.110
6,284.365
+
4.1
4,989,348
220,223,906
192.179,494
+ 14.6
1,596,646,936
1,566.073,440
+
2.0
40,535,665
37,242,752
+
8.8
33,958,273
63,097,958
63,554,662
0.7
497,925,408
493.369,843
+
0.9
13,140,222
11,823,549
+ 11.1
12,652,842
-
_
_.jr.
..._
...
Rapids
Des Moines
-
City
Ames
—
0.9
3,232,834
3,307,299
2.2
27,866,269
28,517,258
12,308,506
+ 10.0
106,934,392
106,392,655
6,335,454
7,204,893
—12.1
4,819,249,004
4,728,148,992
j.
Illinois—Aurora
i'
Bloomington
—
—
-
30,193,472
—
Rockforri
Springfield
_
.
26,992,458
69,756,953
50,036,070
Decatur
Sterling
—
13,536,975
•
66,629,181
50.857,382
27,475,119
27,335,741
2,957,036
2,422,117
10,032,114,783
10,212,930,164
cities)
—
1.4
+ 27.6
—
+
58,513,804
59.975,526
39,254.969,673
+
2.9
236,788,696
38,164,687,939
225,921,994
+
4.8
4.7
564,719,191
530,031,216
+
6.5
1.6
393,559,386
357,089,241
+ 10.2
0.5
226,099,017
215,181,585
+
+
—
—
,
2.4
1,346,958*,,.
980,262,067
1,459,079
931.185,254
—
+
7.7
1,532,877
5.3
807,286.241
6,146,115
5,383,536
+ 14.1
5,160,227
14,411,342
12,646,027
+ 14 0
13,103,338
9,544,568
8,880,098
6,632,177
6,760,617
<N CO
1,326,181,091
1,248.995,342
0.6
276^800,000
5.1
+ 22.1
25,917,090
22,229,113
+
1.8
81,445,892,545
79,224,535,073
—
1.8
12,592,312,088
12,665,G40,752
+
+
0.9
8.4
0.7
145,524,342
26,180,027
6,585,629,834
134,226,562
+
8.4
24,218.228
+
7,5
7,594,996
1.9
4,938,304
+
6.2
1,093,046,264
273.900.000
+
1.1
289,100,000
178.691,918
+~1~2.4
180,611,194
4.2
89,735,051
+ 14.0
2,505.37-
+
—
8.1
+ 16.6
+
Louis
—
Cape Girardeau
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
Quincy
I
Total (7 cities)
1,554,827,830
1,526,935,905
18,732,236
3,214,455
829,673,126
569,025,179
2,825,754
12,456,328
2,962,862,983
f
18,564,543
2,964,234
835,329,302
559,156,809
6,656,224,835
1.1
2Q0,877.758 *
4,360,281,853
+
3.6
101,658,478
97,580,886
3,176,664
4,517.542 868
22,199,200
21,179,418
+
4.8
11,918,830
+ 4.5
101,421,392
93,177,632
+
8.8
2,736,384
27399,676
2,983,938,212
—
0.8
.
23,990,809,751
23,954,949,280
+
0.2
1,232,128
725.268.375
3.978.2M
<83
8.701.480
4,515.312
10,749.
978,430.083
262.000.
j*-
+ 1.8
—11.0
—
12,939.925
2.3
1.9
—
4,458,678
31,391,232
0.5
+ 31.7
+
•
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
7,~4G9,307
57.034,000
6,694,901
2,877,052
358,657,807
142,031,747
319,940,372
—
10,945,932
11,947,511
2.9
2,891,779,012
19,773,848
.
0.6
+ 10.3
+
1.2
39,111,570
6,579,152
12,197,069
—
832,690,590
2,810.885,243
+ 11.1
+
363,389,812
-
_
7,307.816
0.9
13,527,185
154,581,692
97,337,945
153,264,051
6.9
630,331,389
—
,
Mfl.nit.nwor
Total (31
+
130,012,517
5.0
+
Oshkosh
_
2.1
678,329,683
+
17,973,800
Wisconsin—Madison—
Iowa—Cedar
2.0
+ 14.0
43,444,474
Bend
Watertown
+
48,474,768
19,195,291
36T,623,603
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Sheboygan
2.4
351,255,063
124,856,912
,
-
—
—
,
+
138,993,950
+ 23.5
51,869,667
Bay City
Indiana—Fort Wayne.
MilwRiikPP
.
20,156,480
—
Gary
13,005,668
3,315,545,000
55,271,748
—
-
-
*
14,798,914
3,309,058,000
46,816,262
91,617,050
19,942,813
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Chicago
f
15.2
919,843,569
Mobile
Alabama—Birmingham—
276.3~22.594
,
,
163,400,301
+
26,480,718
29,807,776
973,830,201
81,744,155
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
5.005,006
'
249,346,771
272,724.974 .+
u-
7,023,650
1.4
929,071,482
Columbus
6,528,270
6,393;826
%;
295,241,955
132,595,585
,
\-17,848.431
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
.
4,483,865
2.2
164, 256,299
57, 105,702
39, 098,930
1,526,086,500
s
*
Columbia—Washington
Peoria
1,525.052
—10.5
60,740,930
Columbia
Sioux
1.447,715
931,005,689
33,454,556
Richmond
South
1.500,692
1,599,274
94,161,000
South Carolina—Charleston
Grand
1.309.360
2,163,018
20-,594r,254r
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
West
District of
0.6
+10.2
—20.7
15,859,759-
+
District—Richmond—
Fifth Federal Reserve
7,319,300,900
5.0
6,530,705,398
Oil City
Kentucky—Lexington
7,301,414,908
408, 416,213
20,741,927
Erie
6.1
9,672 ,389,485
19,293 587,001
58, 994,583
3,025,000
Pittsburgh
49,985,678
428, 875,993
9,886 ,654,570
20,152, 170,252
2,055,518,572
39,410,787
23,391,969
27,890,740
County—
i.
2.2
4,779,527
,
Toledo
21,6(39715
48,274,264
■
+ 25.9
—
45,664,745
66,598,422
42,786,117
—
Pennsylvania—Beaver
Oreensburg
Total
•
4,063,649
6,249,494
—
45,759,040,356
42,534,141,123
+ 20.9
153,095,638
Youngstown
Newark-
53,803,821
—
19
48.946,009
8.5
—
4.8
—
43
1.9
+
7.6
—
253,336,488
12,314,813
Faartb Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Mansfield
53,372,084
+
8.0
+
—
—
Cincinnati
26,021,171
3.C
38.7
Du Bois
Ohio—Canton
3,450,569
5,423,126
3,743,928
6,244,096
28.9
+
921,000,000
3,650,339
5,597,183
4.8
Wilkes-Barre
West
4,068,696
+
16,220,728
28,362,672
(15 cities)
+
,
4,544,203
79_o~oo6r6oo
1.6
—
2,163,661
+ 32.4
18,644,548
64,317,467
54,191,748
1.5
11.1
,562,694
152 ,860,663
53 ,536,828
+
+ 21.1
*"
138, 769,837
27,937,127
16,994,667
30,850,547
1,622,388
5,981,105
70,894,035
Total
■"
+
—
1,563,387
1,989,522
2,591,323
62,339,225
627,980
,011,062
72
2.4
19,725,131
Jersey—Trenton—
24,239,719
14,540,445
1,554.210
2,192,150
2,053,716
67, 668,173
+
29,270,240
Delaware—W i lmington
15,551,107
+
8,489,247,108
5,551,000,000
6,477,536
Scranton
York
28,817,960
9,009,350,098
19,928,761
19,262,041
Reading
7,052.547.558
3.3
3.6
3.2
4,321,000,000
Lebanon
7,009,804,930
3.4
17,538,792
7,194,496
Lancaster
2,518.294
6.0
+
34.9
4.532.618
82,597,152
2.112.040
1.887,505
+ 13.9
66,266,242
71,722,131
—
16,914 206
4.210,604
8,162,505.857
33,089.056
21,357,347
24,040,820
2,508 182,339
2,787 943,928
386,360,736,703
+
90,713,648
—10.9
9.1
795
398,620,636,097
District—!Philadelphia—
Third Federal Reserve
Pennsylvania—Altoona
179,138
+
2.1
47,309,066,424
46,328,733,848
Total (11 cities)
34,189,697
20,583,406
+
20,437,628
0.7
2,650.698
8,650,661,571
5.3
+
2,882,255,131
22,675,780
———-
Connecticut—Stamford.
New. Jersey—Newark
3.2
371,192 522,051
1,339 431,986
190,024,723
952,524,532
2,570,160,779
348,856,763
Syracuse
Utlca
2.9
+
26.7
107,921,775
2.474,987
108,670,353
2,206,256
3,019,172
4.0
—
110 681,655
S
+
(a)
3.7
+*"~3~8
4,718 670,432
101 712,207
1954
.$
-v
+
22,093,625
(a)
(a)
cKP
4,899,728,467
97,644,287
114,755,313
382,919,457,030
1,410,113,226
Buffalo
New
(a)
27,990,450
0.2
—
1,696 719,217
1,693,105,697
0.2
+
$
Dec.
$
$
1
170,960,097
171,281,841
York—Albany.
Bingham ton —„
New
1957
Inc. or
Dec. %
Dec. %
$
7
1955
Inc. or
1956
1957
Inc. or
1956
SeDtember
F.nded
Week
to Aug. 31-
-Jan. 1
-Month of August
_
Mondaj., September 16,
. . .
(1194)
50
582,072,620
552,572,480
+
+
5.3
561.951,617
lGioii'L7
84,772.133
2014"^
~511.806.7«6
186
Volume
Number 5673
.
.
The
.
Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
'(1195)
Month of August
Clearings
19j>7
$
at—
Ninth Federal Reserve District
51,892,986
1,807,259,764
13,252,824
689,785,204
Minneapolis
Rochester
Paul
Winona
4,648,220
2,611,172
49,190,535
;
Forks^
Grand
——
Huron
'
+11.4
4,805, 054,582
1957
Week Ended
Sept. 7—
Inc. or
1956
$
194,
$
Dec. %
+
9.7
10,143,733
8,492,312
+
6.7
325,758,246
313,395,010
+
1287554,049
1187804,468
+~~8.2
9?790l508
875~5~F554
+ 14.5
5727(7,528
37921,855
6700~6,115
67O~7~97812
1^224,388
5772T.841
468,966,852
5.1
+
34, 972,444
+
16,326,471
12, 803.860
305, 336,994
160,219,450
266,153.622
149, 784,448
257 147,378
+17.0
4.0
+
46, 406,000
54, 658,365
+17.0
9.2
30,270,898
204,308,540
215 347,370
+
8.3
167,144,547
150 ,088,201
+
1.2
443,851,373
430 ,779,141
+
2.6
14,04.7,739
14 ,486,785
+
7.2
20,990,321,035
19,736,778,275
2,624,413,944
$
7.153.126
297,766,954
7,041,356
287,297,205
104795~i~,625
1067729,390
7~lT3~288
678277312
+~~9.0
4,4737521
37876,829
—y.2
6,04~0~17<>
5,785^513
+
15.5
107918^586
1174557877
+
5.7
438,457,270
428,553,482
3.9
+ 27.5
332,917,714
54,965,000
68,011,244
1954
$
+ 19.4
+ 21.3
+ 12.1
57,552,436
2,182,502
.
2,012,774,895
29 707,400
4.6
9.0
+
+ 18.4
+ 24.4
7.0
+
3.5
+
1.9
+
5.1
—
+ 11.4
3.0
+
—
3.0
6.4
+
495,753,567
District—Kansas City-
_l.
4,143,122
Hastings
Lincoln
3,976,965
44,580,280
674,987,097.
4,150,837
1,631,533
Omaha
Kansas—Manhattan
Parsons
Topeka
■.
Wichita
Missouri—Joplin
Kansas City
Joseph
Carthage.
Springs
1,591,608
50,983,377
116,701,713
5,549,573
42
28,671,547
936,036
1,031,986
793,557
9,047,955
782,556
8,348,880
+
1.4
126,140,473
+
4.3
123,353,732
9,311,141
4.7
22,959,095
31M05,863
7.8
10,846,654
+
420,765,832
+
16.700.725
+
3.5
+
10.0
6,736 ,723,823
2,269.985,039
221,534,216
6,186,865,662
30,959,424,028
29,740,513,139
202 823,831
3,864,224,894
2.6
+
824,7847,015,522
121,258,675
123,275,749
10,008,409
20,915,329
10,147,451
20,228,197
30l7l30,806
2957355,933
10,242,309
9,777,245
5,376,764
5,434,231
479,245,284
31l7024,291
45.070,281
17 ,286,406
2,497 ,461,898
879,347
857,512
8,341,454
9,186,745
22,436,037
2.2
+
0.1
13,688,247,182
453 ,408,353
1,114,026
472,938,459
2.3
+
—
,585,459
862,102,285
3,963,455,007
13,688,089
391,654,041
956,797,943
•
55,266,261
1,806,182
296,769,916
28,460,511
'
5,130,506,494
7.7
+~~4~5
—
13,985 ,301,599
1,736,373,245
868,922,542
.
.<
34.341.724
335,6847364
14, 004,257
391, 390,047
1,001, 522,034
3,917,047
26,457,024
Denver
31,703,890
,350, 720,888
5,204 591,263
29, 900,274
.
659,010,768
2,153,485
307,315,210
Oklahoma—Tulsa
4.2
+
41,7157443
1
49,003,321
125,901,474
5,173,663
1,792,451,292
56,584,127
.
Total (14 cities)
84, 736,643
3,398,098
,
Tojfel (16 cities)
326, 740,986
12,818, 727.678
29,974,363
21,689,425
2,239,120
Colorado—Colorado
or
+24.4
+32.2
58,268,405
Lewistown
,
6.8
+
+24.4
3,975,317
Helena
St.
358,403,337
13,683,870,911
102,765,292
5,050,471,527
36,593,373
7,761,172
20,791,081
34,046,294
27,215,064
23,492,178
Falls
Tenth Federal Reserve
Inc.
Dec. %
+25.1
6,445,000
36,332,777
Nebraska—Fremont
1956
6.9
+
2,099,427
43,891,883
24,333,673
Falls
Montana—Billings
;
1957
+22.2
10,257,656
—
South Dakota—Aberdeen
Great
or
8,020,000
Minot
Sioux
42,452,778
1,690,490,475
10,594,378
645,971,532
4,173,100
.
Fergus Falls
North Dakota—Fargo
Inc.
Dec. %
—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Dulutli-
St.
-Jan. 1 to Aug. 31-
1956
51
5.5
—
8.4
+
11,262,366
57749,381
4.1
5,436,740
503,890,155
8.9
+
v
r-
492,863,333
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
52,464,440
Beaumont
El
1,951,928,667
215,078,736
162,388,434
35,850,000
1,670,462,198
Paso_
Ft. Worth
Galveston
Houston
Port
Arthur__
;
174,116,654
Total (11
15,760,770,611
1,693,064,014
1,376,840,562
296,391,000
14,213,430,239
74,528,007
236,299,026
6.7
—
—16.8
3.2
—
36,182,537
—16.9
8,a52,562
68,145,096
4,218,705,026
3.4
71,150,229
—18.8
480,667,174
+
4,231,638,756
—■
404,747,065
+14.5
55,365,694
Cities)
213,749.417
2.9
8,679,068
4
Louisiana-«-Shreveport
4.3
6.5
+
+11.4
43,087,000
1,727,229,602
30,066,712
Texarkana
+
+
'
r
193,008,025
9/vu.s«fl<
Wichita Falls
-
50,305,930
24,329,834
1,897,(302.448
25,912,075
Dallas
0.3
—
34,821,637,344
389,840,115
195,965,898
+
.3.8
+
9.1
15,066,565,753
1,545,670,094
1,335,562,069
266,374,000
13,781,182,925
+
4.6
+
9.5
+
65,684,602
256,579,872
69,983,228
576,482,247
33,549,890,803
9,243,304
9,396,814
9,918,836
8,585,672
359^979,201
3217285,713
294~669,950
280,215^990
3.1
317618,565
+ 11.3
307284,287
8,062,000
277846,011
7,516,000
2776007580
5,344,000
6,852,000
+
3.1
+ 13.5
—
+
7.9
6,059,462
+
6,252,666
57757",2.12
57076,719
127968,501
137702,218
117762,784.
10,'1277607
427,931,033
388,437,698
355,298,793
338,458,568
1.7
—16.6
3.8
.7+1 '
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
Francisco-
Washington—Bellingham__
8,585,932
896,423,646
24,848,173
44,127,633
Seattle
Yakima
Idaho—Boise
Oregon—Eugene
Salt Lake City
Arizona—Phoenix
0.9
California—Bakersfield
Berkeley
Long Beach
Modesto
29,310,400
Pasadena
Riverside
San Jose
„
Santa Barbara
Stockton
„
...
-
Total (19 cities)
Grand Total
.
(a) Clearings
3,295,318,509
1,706,387,576
408,278,448
359,515,059
1,023,083,844
233,302,975
656,483,207
188,844,637
23,166,336,095
912,861,501
291,140,868
435,614,563
6.3
+
6,601,358,311
0.1
—'
2.5
+
8.4
1.9
+
1.7
+
117,709,460
33,409,157
56,038,104
1.6
+
+
<
+
+
6.2
—
•
0.5
1.7
57,988,206
6,497,511,177
178,483,834
334,687,145
127,675,000
6,547,416,266
174,124,428
2,993,374,712
1,511,581,120
383,046,799
330,223,145
949,358,344
217,857,757
612,964,775
170,887,550
22,318,601,911
819.431,510
245,827,444
402,493,679
+ 12.1
+
%
<
7.2
+
5.5
RATES
-
CERTIFIED
BY
SEPTEMBER
Country and Monetary Unit
6,
FEDERAL
1957
Noon Buying
TO
+
'
0.8
+
7.6
Rate
for
Cable
160,003,286
+
0.7
148,598,296'
57,286,777
52,412;737
+
9.3
52,968,676
+ 12.9
7.8
+
26,083,335
7.1
23,409,943
+ 11.4
25,157,565
18,400,043
14,110,745
14,105,795
+
0.1
10,568,676
11,929,464
347^800,202
7.1
+
+ 10.5
3.8
555,256,253
517,348,850
+
7.3
+ 11.4
22,220,327
21,937,841
+
1.3
+ 18.4
15,558,269
8,004,457
-4,139,706
4,945,705
11,551,026
6,449,722
10,714,674
+ 24.1
8.2
+
7.8
10,937,444
10,575,021
+
+
Argentina,
peso-
1,053,354,806
958,909,921
+
9.8
766,629,058
788,002,804
+
3.1
17,756,602,872
16,713,015,753
+
6.2
14,753,124,492
14,296,426,592
9,105,941,301
8,550,509,896
+
6.5
7,748,319,562
7,243,879,034
<450,991,250,573
437,428,705,378
3.1
+
.
12,
TO
TREASURY
1957,
INCLUSIVE
in
New
Tuesday
Sept. 9
York
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of
banks of
shows
Sept. 10
>
(Value
in
United
States
Money)
the
France
Sept. 4:
ances
with
Franc
Government
.0555555*
.0221407
.0220740
.0218260
.0218260
2.217280
2.217280
S
2.217131
at
(Metropolitan;),
franc
'Nominal.
.0385356*
were
.0198437
.0198437
million each
.324300
.324300
1.050937
1.048489
1.046875
1.043125
1.040937
.208600
.208600
.208600
.208575
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00285795-*
.00285795*
.00237562
'
.00237687
.00237500
.238000
.238000
.238000
.238000
.208430
.208460
.208460
.208436
2.782812
2.782687
2.782687
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
00237500
.00277912*
.00237500
trict, and
.0800560*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.261000
.261000
.261000
2.755259
2.755135
2.755135
2.754950
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.496950'
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
Banks,
for
an
the
week
reserve
$539
adjusted, and $442 million
bal¬
million
in
in
S.
U.
increase of $669 million in
in
of
$34 million in New York City, $20
Chicago and in the San Francisco Dis¬
of
Changes according to industry
release.
carrying
creased
appear
in another press
Loans to brokers and dealers for
U.
S.
Government
and
other
purchasing or
securities
de¬
$117 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $150 million, of
$73 million was in the Dallas District. Holdings
.261000
2.754641
changes
$10 million in the Richmond District, and a
$14
million in the St. Louis District.
decrease
.00277912*
.0800560*
.261000
Reserve
deposits, and
increases
2.782500
2.782187
which
of
Treasury
certificates of
indebtedness increased
$21
.496950*
.0349000*
-
Federal
.324300
.208430
Japan, yen
Union of South Africa, pound—.
United Kingdom, pound sterling
.0385356*
.0198437
.238000
...
mark
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
.0385356*
.0198412
.324300
.208600
(official).
(Free)
.0385356*
.0198437
22.
System in leading cities
Commercial and industrial loans increased $52 million
all reporting member banks.
The principal changes
.324300
_I
principal
demand deposits credited to domestic banks.
.0555555*
$
weekly reporting member
Reserve
Decreases of $450 million in
deposits
Sept. 12
$
2.217380
.0385356*
markka
Germany. Deutsche
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Thursday
.0555555*
*
Federal
following
.00435401*
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee.
Finland,
,
2.216882
[
Wednesday
Sept. 11
$
.0221740
Australia, pound
Austria," schilling.
Belgium, franc
•'
the
ended
.0555555*
.0555555'
.
17,467,628
808,621,227,429
Monday
$
Official
Free
414,101,444
5.1
Transfers
*
Sept. G
.
+
demand
Friday
49,902,363
8.9
+
127,212,256
6.6
+
'
161,099,111
+ 10.1
+
129,313,205
5,155,675
4,779,279
44,873,534,802
BANK
SEPTEMBER
146,120,945
1.5
833,910,707,603
0.3
RESERVE
+.'
2.0
Foreign Exchange Rates
EXCHANGE
+ 30.6
1.6
+
—
-r Pursuant to the requirement of
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on
the different
countries of the world. We
give below a record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN
147,320,920
5,206,153
5,286,562
operations discontinued.
:
192,456,213
47,149,807,150
1.1
—
55,899,3G3,781
1
1.1
+
—
101,340,924,403
55,748,883,398
187,301,805
8.0
+ ]10.9
5,919,573,580
...
100,178,570,683
Outside New York
+
•
6,020,552,856
,
(179 cities)
56,312,178
4.0
+
20,793,922
,: 2,880,887,569
..
4.2
+
30,053,302
71,396,751
77,384,141
21,183,547
2,930,025,870
119,569,269
35,464,613
San Francisco..
—
50,534,022
42,486,465
120,736,032
42,965,600
8.5
—
179,580,711
120,707,942
4.5
—
937,376,016
24,990,381
389,390,196
420,526,946
199,241,657
53,722,654
64,996,059
6,965,435,062
188,291,426
340,131,205
125,126,000
3.3
+
46,207,985
18,016,000
897,668,655
'26,000,000
Utah—Ogcten
+ 17.4
+
24,616,893
16,484,000
Portland
•
7,313,481
868,037,133
...
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.233340
.233323
.233335
.233350
.233350
2.771793
2.772415
2.772290
2.772290
2.772104
2.782187
2.782812
2.782687
2.782687
2.782500
million.
Demand
deposits adjusted decreased $134 million in
Chicago District, $120 million in New York City,
and $59 million each in the St. Louis and Dallas Dis¬
tricts, but they increased $53 million in the New York
District outside 6f New York City.
the
Borrov^gs from Federal Reserve Banks
decreased
The
of assets and liabilities
ber banks follows: V
,
A summary
^
-•
of reporting mem¬
c
'
1957**
1957*
+
+
2,587
+
loans
Agricultural
31,635
+
430
+
1
—
dealers
and
brokers
to
chasing
for
:_
—
14
_
1,134
+
8,687
—
_
—_
11,359
24,788
1,473
1,473
_
S.
:J~
securities—total-
Government
bills _.' +
—
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—_
Treasury
U.
Other
notes
securities
Loans to banks
Reserves
+ 1,010
21"
+
3
+
9
1,552
Banks—_
—1,043
+
226
498
Cash
vault
in
Balances with
S.
Government
.g
54,434
.
++539
.
29,651
tExclusive
individual
+ 669
!
'
(San
loans
to
banks
District).
202,
—
+
—239
208
—
Royalty
Investors
28
figures revised.
of valuation reserves;
+
Fund,
Selective
Class
gross.
(semi-annual)
(s-a)
A
Electric
&
Power,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.
Mfg.
Jamaica
Public
1957
7ft
21,109,392
—
for F. R. notes
1956
-
—
(quar.)
Service,
—
(quar.)-
Ltd.,
9,000
+
—
2,101
—
common—_
21,945,597
gold certiflcata reserves
+
6,899
+
391,366
+
31,647
+
-——
373.857
cash
advances-
+
"
543
Acceptances—bought outright—
U.
S.
Government
Bought
7,87.6
+
14,887
286,870
+
116,403
t
720,347
loans
54
—
23.671
5,211
+•
621,873
65,900
+
Tea
5%
bought outrightHeld under repurchase agree't
23,357,235
Total
23,357,235
Govt,
S.
65,900
471,297
—
Total
loans
from
securities
65.900
Bank
24.101,796
22
banks
.
cash ' items
q'sse'rs
$4
,
+468,937
,f
,,y3(i6 'ntv
111,905
——-
+
15,299
51,831,801
—-
notes
$4.35
U.
mToi
Kansas
11,135
+
'ft
161,829
—
+735,317
S.
Treasurer—genl.
18,537.106
acct.
+
489,721
Other
—
260,634
—
Extra
deposits
Total
11,332
19,642,568
+
+
359,241
19,505
+
liabilities
.
230,384
—
5,265
—
1,326
I*
813
' +
201,913
Katz
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
paid
Surplus
Surplus
Other
in_:
(Section
8-30
Madison
10-
1
8-30
Magor
10-
1
8-30
Mailman
9-30
9-13
Maine
9-30
9-13
9-30
9-13
Mangel
$1.20
9-30
9-13
Manitoba Sugar, Ltd., 6ft pfd. (s-a) —. . —
Manufacturers Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar..
7)—
747,593
(Section 13b t
capital accounts—.
Co.
10-
1
9-13
1
9-16
+
13,253
liabs.
Total
of
&
gold
capital
cccts.
certificate
51,831,801
note
Contingent
ances
+735,317
47.1';.
.4.'.:
—
10-
1
9-
,
6
$1
com.
8-3"
Co.
Kidde
foreign
Kimberly-Clark
62.518
2.902
—
1,403
10.914
+
54
+
(Walter)
Kingsburg
Common
4ft!;
Masonite
75c
9-16
8-30
25c
9-16
8-30
10-15
9-30
33c
$l.)2»/2
9-30
10-
4
Below will be found
preferred and
including those
a
i
stock
common
called
under
called
for
or
provisions.
last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
Massachusetts
PARTIAL
Co.
&
35c
10-
9-16
Matson Navigation
(quar.i
Matthiessen & Hegeier Zinc Co.—
Stock dividend
10-
9-16
Maule Industries
$1.41
10-
9-16
Mays
$1.25
10-
9-16
McColl-Frontenac
32V2C
10-
9-
6
$1.0014
10-
9-
0
$1.12 ft
$1.25
10-
9- 6
0
McGraw
9-13
Bishop of Mobile, serial debs., dated Malcli 15, 1951
Firestone
i
4
Tire
Sz
Rubber
Sep
cumulative preferred stock—
.—4
Freightllnes, Inc.—
f. conv. debs., due Oct. 1, 1967
General Plywood Corp.. 5ft convertible pfd. stockLiggett &z Myers Tobacco Co.—
.'.2%ft s. f. debs., due Oct. 1, 1966
15
-
4% ft
Los
series
D
Co.,
Ltd.—
debentures
Angeles Drug Co.—
s.
f. debentures, due
5ft
due
15
*
Oct
1
McKay
McKinney
McLellan
9-16
McNeil Machine
9-20
8-30
8-23
Mead
8-30
Mechanical
Medusa
10-
1
9-11
1
.
9-20
—
9-
3
Mengel
9-
6
9-
6
10-
1
10-
1
1
9-13
1,
—Sep
21
Oct
1
1976-
Lainson
Lamson
v
942
—Oct
1092
'
t
l'
1092
1966
____•
..Oct
1
*
class
B
B
1
9-
9-14
9-
3
10-
1
9-21
1
9-21
10-
1
10-
1
1
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
<fc
^
25c
$2.50
1
1
Investing
$1
Michaels,
9-16
9-30
9-18
9-30
9-16
12-31
12-16
$15c
12-31
12-16
25c
9-27
9-12
Co.,
(quar.)
59ftc
:!
Corp.
10-15
10- 2
'
11-30
$1.25
12-12
12ftc
9-20
35c
10-1
__L_—__ " -62ftc
10-1
—,
Copper
10-1
10- 1
9-30
9-30
;
(quar.)
'(quar.)_I_
Lehn & Fink Products (quar.)
;
^0c
9-
6
9-10
:
9-25;
9-10
9-
5
.
,«
9-13
12- 8
„
8-J
a-14
Co.
Stern
&
„
.'ft
■
•
.*•")<•..
;
50c'.
Co.—
4.90ft
Middle South
Utilities
Midland Oil Corp.,
,
$2
8ft
Steel
«-
H-30
11-30
9-30
56ftc
$1.12Va
50c
~;y
12c
•
$1.22Va
$1
conv.
Co.
pfd. (quar.)—
Mid-West
Extra"
—
preferred
(quar.)
Abrasive
J
Co.
35c
75c
50c
com.
non-cumulative
preferred
42VaC
(increased),
Products
11- 1
'9-26
_
9y10
1U*
9"1
ft
(quar.)—
(quar.)____.
& Electric, common (quar.)_
preferred (quar.>________________
preferred (quar.)_:
'
„
jj9"
m
$50o
i
_T__^
(quar.)___
Michigan Gas
4.40ft1
1
.1
1
1
;.1Pt"1
101010-,
10-
95c
,
96V4C
97ftc
$1.08%
$1.11 ft
Ltd.—
4ftft preferred "$50 par"
4ftft preferred ;"$100.par"
Midland
(Richmond.
common
preferred
9-30
12-20
Michigan Gas Utilities (quar.25c
Co.—
^
a>
9-1'
v
9-27
$68%c
62V2C
87ftc
25c
n
;(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Light & Power
preferred (s-a)
Miami
$15c
preferred
(quar )
preferred
preferred
4.45ft
9-18
9-28
9-,
a- »
n
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mexican
9-20
$150
(quar.)
preferred
1
9-30
10c
;
preferred
4.35ft
9-18
10-
preferred
3,90ft
9-13
Sessions—
preferred
&
10-
115c
of Delaware
Co.
3.85ft
12-27
jPfc
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
preference
Machine
3.80ft
9-27
1-10-58
10-
(quar.)
Lawyers Title Insurance
Virginia)
(quar.)_
Leath
10-10
15c
(quar.)-^
quar.)
0-3
a-"
Metropolitan Edison Co.
10-21
15c
J30c
(increased
o-ju
9-r<i
10-1
9-27
80c
30c
Thermit, 7ft preferred (quar.i—
Metropolitan Brick Inc. (quar.)
9-14
—13^0
-
9-27
10- a
10- 1
„n
12-31
25c
87ftc
$1
50c
^
(quar.1)
Corp.
A
$30c
—
i
Metal &
9-10
10-
$1.75
—
9-16
10-1
50c
5ft ft
Mesta
9-10
$1
$1.50
.
(s-a)
(quar.)__,
Extra
3
10-
62ftc
(quar.)
Corp.
Lawrence
$5
,
.
1,
10-
Co.
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—
Quarterly
;
Quarterly
Mersey Paper Co., Ltd.—
(Alfred), Inc.—
4.75ft
■'
Oct.
20c
(quar.)
*
9"11
10- a
10c
40c
(quar.)__
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
$4 2nd preferred (quar.)
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.
(quar.)
9-18
10-
62ftc
>
9-13
9- b
9--0
10- 1
10- 1
30c
-
(quar.)——_
Merck & Co., common
62ftc
.f
50c
25c
(quar.)J
Distilleries, Ltd.—
participating preferred
6ft
9-10
Systems
Cement
9-20
25c
^
9-17
10- 1
9-30
9-20
10- 1
9-16
10- 1
25c
(increased)^
Handling
Portland
9-16
20c
(quar.)
,
Melchers
10-
J-13
9- 0
_
-
Johnson & Co.
40c
(quar.)
.
1
9-16
8-30
8-22
&
25c
(quar.)
i
———
(quar.)
9-23
45c
(quar.)
Laboratories
(qutor.)
Co.
-
Engineering Co.—
Class A 5ft conv. preferred (quar.)
McQuay, Inc., 5ft. preferred (quar.)_—-—
30c
University ( inc. quar.)
'preferred
Mfg.
9-11
—
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores
1
—„—
——
Co.,
& Co.
Machine
8-30
9-13
28ftc
Partic. class A (quar.)-.:
1049
-
Oct.
preferred
Foundry
Class
622
Nov
_
Groceterias
preferred
(John), Ltd.
Class
ft ft
Loblaw
Lakey
Co.—
s.
1st
Quarterly
Page
Garrett
6ft
6ft
(F, H,)
10-
25c
B
$2.50
1
10-
32c
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.,
20c
$20c
(quar.).
common-.:
-
3
McCord
10-1
$1.50
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd., 4ft
Oil
9-
9-16
35c
-
Inc.
9-
10-
$1.12ft
J
W.)
9-27
15c
60c
(quar.)
9-15
9- 6
.n
(quai\)
9-16
20c
."
(J.
—
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
McCrory Stores, common (quar.)
3ftft
preferred (quar.)
McDerniott (J. Ray) & Co., (quar.)
10-
40c
(quar.)—
La Salle Extension
Partic.
Date
1—ft——
(reduced)-
Asphalt
9
(quar.)
Oil,
preferred A
Lambert
REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
—
Mastic
9
—
9-13
Fund
Stock
——
9-
common
Corp.
convertible
4.32 ft
Growth
Investors
9-
—
(quar.)—x
Company
Lakeside
,
9
5-29
Gas
9-iu
J-t'
;
Quarterly
2-28
Laclede
9-30
9-30
dividendiiL
-Stock
11-29
Labatt
9-1^
9-20
9-20
9-20
9-20
9- J
2ft/.t .wlQ-i5 .9- 9
-ft-—^
(quar.i
9-
1
redemption,
sinking fund
The date indicates the redemption
Corp.
Massey Harris-Ferguson, Ltd., com. (quar.)—
12-15
2nd
10- 1
9-30
10- I
•,
preferred
*
9
S-15-58
5ft ft
10-31
$20c
$17ftp
Dock—.
Dry
(quar.»_
—
9-
3-15-58
7ft
4ft
20c
25c
$$1
62fto
25c
87c
15c
25c
50c
3c
35c
(quar.)———--
10-
(quar.)
Koppers Co., common (quar.)-,
4ft
preferred (quar.)__
list of corporate bonds, notes,
9-25
9-16
9-26
9-16
ft—
—
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mines
Cotton
Co.,
5c
+lbc
5c
40c
(quar.)—"
'
5c
Kroger
9-12
,
$1.07
—
Creamery, common (quar.)
Koehring Co., 5ft conv. preferred A
Notices
9-1-
10- 1
9-30
•12,
5c
5ft
10- 1
30c
—
Maryland Shipbuilding &
11-15
9--0
31ftc
11-15
Company
11-15
Knudsen
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
9-16
9-20
9-20
(quar.)-.^i______^r_^L_';'' $l.12ft
1
5c
Kirscli
10-15
10- 1
10-15
(quar.i—:
12-
Common
1,020
—
50c
25c
50c
—.—" •'■
Co. Ltd.—
9-16
9-5
9-16
.
10-15
10-15
10- l
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
8-30
9-25
Martin
11-15
preferred (quar.)
4.80ft
1st preferred
(quar.)
accept¬
commitments—
9-16
1°- 1
(increased)—L_
9-17
9-16
I7ftc
25c
v
35c
30c
$1.06V4
40c
11-15
Common
loan
30c
t'%
common
1
1
v
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
l—-
Calif.),
12-
1
———
(quar.)—
Gold
on
correspondents
preferred
—
t25c
28c
—
(quar. 1
1
9-9
9-30
59%c
Marlin-Rockwell
Corp.
(i:>creased)
Marsh & Sons, Inc. (quar,)-.——>
*Marshall Field & Co., 4ftft pfd. (quar.)—_
"
Industrial
com.
(quar.)
Basket
Market
9-13
y-20
Corp.,
preferred
7ft
6
9-30
9-13
-
9- 4
9-10
Z
^—1——.
$1.08
(quar.)-
Copper Corp.
for
liability
purchased
9-
12r, 1
—
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.)_
Kingsport Press
(quar.)
1.5ft
1
$1.083/+
'
(quar.)—
common
Co. (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
Oil
10-
$1.12Vb
(quaiv),
Refining (reduced)
Kewanee
1
50c
common
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries Inc., com.
204,328
+
re¬
to
deposit1 and F. R.
liabilities combined-—
serves
Midland
Common
6
10-18
11-
50c
4ftft
Ratio
common
preferred (quar.)__,
—
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone
9-10
9-
8-23
9-27
.
.
8-15
9-12
(quar.)-———
(increased)--
shares
priority
Service,
4ft
36VaC
—
Kentucky Utilities,
28,099
1
preferred (quar.)'-—-—
Stores Corp.
(quar.-)
Marine
10-
$1.05
(quar.)
Kearney & Trecker (quar.)
Kerr-Addison
253,499
(quar.i——1'—
(quar.)
:
—
Electric
&
Public
4,75ft
$1.75
,
(quar.)
Kennecott
27,543
_
(quar.i—-—~—
Car Corp.
Corp. Ltd.—
$1.25
a.——
&
19,335
43
+
Gas
Convertible
9-20
9-16
50c
8-30
1
^—
;
Ry.,
45c
1
$1.25
(quar.)„
A (quar.)—
53,981
338,202
8-30
9-30
9-10
15c
9-30
10-1
10-15
__
10-
Kawneer Co.
Kendall
;
8-30
1
3
10c
Power
Co.,
1
10-
9-16
8-17
9-20
Publications
Laboratories
Machlett
9-30
9-16
10- l
9-16
9-27
9-30
9-30
(quar.)^—,
(quar.)———
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mines.
Macassa
MacFadden
$1.37'/3
(quar.)
preferred
Kelsey-Hayes
9-16
9-10
10- 1
-
10-
—
Drug
9-30
9J27
10-15
—
(quar.) J——_
10-
50c
—
preferred
Kendall
Capital
9-16
———„
Light Cov common
4 ft ft
preferred (quar. )
4 ft ft
preferred (quar.)
5ft
preferred
(quar.)
+722,021
50,464,964
-
$5
Kansas
18,027
+
363,821
3,873,097
ciivids.
21,366
—
9-16
30c
-40c
5c
(quar.)—.
95c
preferred (quar.)
Gas & Electric,
$5:65
64,2QL
—
y9-30
9-30
—_
—*3c
15c
5c
Mack Trucks (quar.)____j———
45c
MacLaren Power & Paper Co. (quar.)
$6Ue
MucMillan & Bloedel, Ltd., class A (quar. 1
$12J/2C
Class B (quar.i
:
______
J20c
Macy (R. H.) Co. (quar.i—
1—_
50c
9-30
15c
preferred
preferred (quar.).
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas,
162,844
—
11,232
—
accrued
1
(quar.)-
(quar.)
preferred
10-15
5*1
City Southern
4 V2 ft
337,749
I-
375,181
11,260
+
—
availability cash items
Deferred
Other liabs. and
10-
(quar.)
Kansas
204,328
+
2,367
—
355,107
Total
9-
$4.32
26,929,794
reserves—
Foreign
^
1
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
bank
10-
-
4,28ft
Reserve
9-13
(accum.)—__—_
pfd.
Co.
$4.20 preferred
—
Deposits:
Member
7ft
,
LIABILITIES—
Federal
1
9-13
9-13
9-13
9-13
9-16
25c
(quar.)
Mading Drug Stores
—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
350,101
—
—u
,
81.788
j
assets
9-13
10-
———
Steel
preferred
4ft
Total
9-13
1
$3.80 preferred (quar.)
471,297
—
+220,045
; "
4,825,470
premises
Other
8-23
10-
,
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
27ftc
(Ky. 1, com.
(reduced)
Sons
&
Gas & Electric
Lyons-Magnus, class B
Corp., $1.46 pfd. (quar.)
Kansas City Power & Light, common (quar.)
securities J.
and
foreign
Uncollected
(quar.)—
common
(M.)
Lynn
9-14
9-11
9-I6
(quar.i_l—31'ic
preferred
Lucky Lager Brewing
1
9-9
9-27
9-20
9-14
1
9-30
30c
——
10-23
9-10
9-10
9-14
preferred, series A (quar.)
Kaiser
"
Due
Co..
5ft
9-26
9-20
12-21
11- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-15
Louisville Gas & Electric
Lowenstein
10-
9-19
10- 1
1-1-58
10-1
10- 1
1
preferred (quar.)——„—933ftc
Jones & Laughlin Steel, common (quar.)62ftc
2.801,750
—.
Total
U.
(Marcus)
1
33/4ft
—9,153,913
.
Glass,
Electric
Jewel
9,000,913
Go., (quar.)—
Theatres Ltd. (quar.i
9-30
$1
Cbain
Steel
11-18
2-17
11-18
2-17
$1
Star Cement
1010-
(monthly)
common
i$l
Corp. (quar.)—
27ftc.
Long Island Lighting Co.— . 7 ;
7->-4 ft ft
preferred D (quar.)———,
$1.06'4
5ft preferred B (quar.)
$1.25
4.35ft
preferred E (quar.)——
—$1.08%
4.40ft
preferred G (quar.)————
$1.10
Long Island Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.U—40c
Lorain Coal & Dock, 5% pfd. (quar.)—
62ftc
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
7% non-com. preferred (quar.)
$1.75
LorilUard (P.) Co,, comnion (quar.)
30c
7ft
preferred (quar.)
—
$1.75
8-30
82V2C
$1.10
$1.0834
10c
40c
9-9
9.9
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
10-
—
preferred D
Jefferson
318,297
—
19,933,612
Notes
Bonds
preferred C
Jeannette
—
8-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25
E
—
(quar.)—
Jamestown
Telephone (N. Y.)—
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
418
871
—
D
preference
$4.40
securities:
——
Certificates
8-30
9-30
9" 9
9- 9
$1.10
12-10
—$1 3-10-58
50c
12-10
50c 3-10-58
:
$1.25
preference
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5.50
outright—
Bills
9-12
9-30
3ftc
xU34ft
xtlVift
(quar.)——1
C
(quar.)_
Jamaica Water Supply Co.—
$5 preferred A (quar.)
$5 preferred B (quar.)—
62,769
—
B
preference
5ft
743,568
Banks——
other
9-16
9-30
„?,0c
7
xilftft
xUVaft
preference
5ft
20,431
.
(quar.)
7ft
763,999
+
836,205
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
15c
t37J/2C
x:j:$1.75
——
(Wisconsin)
preference
Pipe,
Lock Joint
40c
'
(quar.)__—
Jacobsen
Sept. 12,
Sept. 4,
1957,
account
and
1096
9-16
(quar.)
common
6ft
Industrial
15
10-10
10-10
n- 1
9-30
;
,
37ftc
(quar.)
(quar.)
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.)
11,"""
Sept.
ASSETS—
—
(quar.)
4.35ft
Increase ( +) or
Discounts
Oct
Miami RR.—
Original capital—
Original capital—
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed
60c
53%c
4.40ft
Decrease (—) Since
—>
common
preferred
Ironrite,
Other
1096
12c
(quar.)
Iowa Power & Light,
(In thousands of dollars)
of
30
J20c
J-20c
—_——
-—
preferred
preferred
4.30ft
—
11- 1
Carbonic
Little
Inc.—
Common
9.21
12-21
9.11
9- 3
9.25
1094
9-27
(Quarterly from net investment incomei—
Syndicate of Canada, Ltd.—
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
notes
24
9-27
12-31
10- 1
9-16
^5c
350
-
$0,243
1092
lc
;
—
.25°
$1.75
45c
,
Corp., 3 ft ft
pfd. (entire
issue called for redemption
on Sept. 25
at $101 per share plus this dividentt)
1
5c
(semi-annual)--
Co. Inc.
ft.
3.30ft
Total
25
Oct
Investors
+ 272
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
F. R.
Sep
When
8-30
10- l
-
' " '
20c
—r—
Liquid
8ft
Share
Company
Extra
15
.
4.80%
Redemption fund
1049
8%
Pe»
Name of
9-16
25c
XaVaO
1C5.
$ In volume
,
.
107
.
♦'"Aug.
after deduction
and
shown
are
366
1,120
—
Francisco
items
certificate
1
(Gontinued from page 16)
Iowa
Gold
Oct
DIVIDENDS
995
—
40
+
1,701
Banks.—
_
loan
30
8-15
9-16
9-30
Locke
Investors
of
issue.
1,713
+
—442
10,641
'
_
♦Preliminary
this
in
486
—
26
+
2,387
1
Reserve
others
IS
Sep
.Sep
1951 and 1952—
$-30
Lindsay Chemical Co., 7ft preferred (quar.)
Lipe Rol)way Corp., class A (quar.i—____—
.Sep
:
3c
9. 4
9-16
9-16
t4c
.
Extra
1041
'9-16
-
Lionel Corp.
1041
Oct
19
—
Borrowings:
From
14
.Oct
.o/a«8,
'
—-
(extra) _—
Quarterly
(quar.)_..—
314
42910
.Oct
CO.
Wayne)
14
-Oct
Co.—•
deposits:
banks
From Federal
Page
Lone
Government
Foreign banks
•
1095
1967-.
^'When [staderi
Lexington Venture'Fund—•
"
(Quarterly from fiet investment income)
Liberty life Insurance (Greenville, S.
Quarterly 1
——
Quarterly
Liggett & Myers Tobaceo, 7ft pfd. (quar.)
Liiy^Tulip Cup (quar.)__—
:——
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.
(Fort
Loow's
deposits
demand
Domestic
-
1
.
J
Demand deposits adjusted
Time deposits except U. S.
Interbank
.Oct
&
39
+
+178
2,443
domestic banks-,
LIABILITIES—
TJ.
970
—
—
73
Power
♦Announcement
'
—
1096-
Date
Weingarten (J.), Inc.—
5ft cumul. preferred stock series
258
—
—
+ 304
—450
1094
1
-
414 ft convertible debentures, due Jan. 1, 1964
Varian Associates, series A preferred stock
—2,146
12,792
—-—
Reserve
Telephone
Tail
Otter
466
+
■
7,630
.
^
Federal
with
434
+
—1,713
18,110
—
_r—
4
—126
+
—
—
bonds
S.
60
—
—150
1,583
3,622
,w
Treasury
9
+
.
99
—
1
Telegraph Co.—
12-year 3'/a ft conv. debs., due Oct. 13, 1967
—
Beacon Associates, Inc., 7ftcumul. preferred stock—
Ben-Hur Products, Inc., 5ft s. f. debs, due Aug. 1, 1966
Canada Southern Oils Ltd., 5ft conv. debs., due 1961..
Frontier Refining Co., 5%ft ofpv. debs., due 1962—.—
Liquid Carbonic Corp., 3 ft ft Cumul. preferred stock—
Missisquoi Corp., $1.60 cumul. participating pfd, stock-
212
—
Oct
bds.. -Oct
CALLED
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
12-year convertible debentures due
3% ft
31
for
securities
U.
trust bonds-—
mortgage & coll.
American
—117
1,693
_
15
Company and Issue—
2,741
—
-Sep
American
pur
carrying securities
purchasing or carryiniS
or
loans
Other
—
---
'•/•,
(cwat.)——-—
Leverage FUnd, Ltd; (Canada)
Lexington Funds, Inc.:
Leslie: Salt
-
t
Monday; September 16,1957
.
.
V'"IV/'v
.
1
Co.—
ENTIRE ISSUES
616
53
52
53,882
_
"
■
.
mm^2—('
Lcoiiard" RefitxerieS' Tquarr)
—--"
.
bonds due Oct. 1. 1974—
5ft s. f. ship rntge.
Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co.—
•
Trans
1st
—170
86,300
_
Loans
•
-Oct
mortgage 4ft-ft
(In millions of dollars).
ASSETS-
,
due 1975
general & refunding bonds, series B,
Normandy Osteopathic Hospital-r1st mortgage serial bonds dated 1955—
1st
•/
'
-
-3*4%
1956
.
'
•
,
Transatlantic Shipping Corp.,
Sept. 5,
Aug. ?8,
•"
Penobscot Chemical Fibre
Increase (+) or
decrease (—) since
Sept. 4,
Water Co.—
Haven
New
Page
pate
Company and Issue—
$272
$239 million and borrowings from others increased
million. Loans to banks increased $304 million/
Commercial and FinancialChronicle
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
>
,
1.
j
$2
lOc.
;"'-'5c'
11- 1
11-1
1
iu-
9-16
10-1
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9-16
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10-1
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186
Volume
Number 5673
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(1197)
Per
Name ot
Mid-West
Company
Rubber
When
Share
Reclaiming,
com.
(quar.)
Holder*
Payable
of Reo.
preferred
(quar.)
Manufacturing,
Miller
Class
A
(quar.)
<fc
Shipping
Ltd.,
:
Co.
preferred
Class
A
Moore
7%
Moore
A
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-14
4.40%
10-
1
9-14
4Va%
(quar.)
125c
pfd.
434%
4.22%
Natural
(Philip),
Morrison
7%
9-
9-13
25c
r
9-16
25c
1
8-30
Northwestern
Portland
1
8-30
Northwestern
States
Portland
Light <fc
Power,
(quar.)
10-
1
8-30
1
8-30
10-
1
10c
1010-
1
(quar.)
62 Vac
10-
Extra
Class
Ohio
$1.75
_
1
8-20
1
9-28
10-
9-20
9-
9
1
9-
1
12-20
$1.65
—
12-
2
10-15
B
Co.
9-
50c
9-23
9-
of
9-20
9-
3
6c
America
income
(6c
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
from
common
6%
preferred (quar.)—
Myers (F. E.) & Bros. Co.
(quar.)
_
60c
—
9-23
9-
6%
class
(1951
(quar,)——
20c
—
Steel
Products
10-
1
9-20
Owens
72*aC from net securities profits
National -Aluminate
Bellas
$1
9-27
30c
9-10
(s-a)
—
9-20
9-
5c
National
Cash Register
National
Distillers
Stock
dividend
preferred
on
30c
_
Electric
National
Fire
Gas
<te Oil Corp. (quar.)—
Grocers, Ltd. (quar.)—
—_v
Gypsum Co. (quar.)
National Homes, class A (stock
dividend).
30c
(stock
dividend)
(quar.)
10-
1
9-
1
9-
1-2-58
10-
3
2%
10-
3
3
10-
Machinery
(quar.)
62VaC
$1
1
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-19
(from
Co.
(quar.)
.
Fire
Co.
Ins.
Nazareth
Neon
S.
Radiator
Corp.
(quar.)
Cement
Products
Quarterly
Nestle-Lemur
New
9-13
50c
Canada,
9-16
J 15c
(quar.)
10-18
Gas
Haven
New
Co.
Water
Co.
1-
3
9-
2
10-15
9-25
10-
preferred
9-10
com.
1
quar.)
60c
New Jersey Power &
Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
4.05%
preferred
(quar.)
New Orleans Public
Service, com. (quar.)—
434%
preferred (quar.)
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
—
New
N.
York
Auction
(stock
Co.
for
common
each
25
Electric &
of
shares
held
.
Co.
.3%%
preferred
Mohawk
3.40%
3.60%
3.90%
'
preferred
4.10%
preferred
■7.25%
Niagara
preferred
preferred
preferred
Wire
9-
10-
1
10-
1
9-18
6
9-
Co.,
Phllco
,
35c
1
9
9-27
8-
9
8-30
9-12
pfd.
(quar.)
——-
.
—.T_
4%
6
9-
6
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-13
$1.50
10-10
50c
50c
10-
1
9-12
6
com.
(quar.)
93 V4 C
45c
10-
1
9-30
from
(a
(a
(quar)
(quar.)
9-
6
97VaC
9-30
9-
6
$1.02 Va
9-30
9-
Weaving Ltd.
(quar.)
I
9-24
9-10
9-27
9-11
9-30
9-
Glass
Co.
10-25
$5.50
9-6
Mills,
Street
Quarterly
Piper
9-10
9-10
9-16
8-31
Fund
10-
1
9-20
40c
10-
$1.12*2
10-
3
1
9-10
30c
9-20
9-10
$1
9-30
9-
87*2C
9-30
9-'6
50c
9-30
9-
4
25c
(quar.)
9-30
9-
4
15c
9-30
«
(quar.)
25
933/4C
10-
75c
10-15
10-15
1
'
•.
-
10-15
9-13
—«.
10-15
9-13
8V3C
9-25
75c
10-
9-10
8-30
$1.37*2
9-30
$1
10-15
10-
1
11%%
9-24
8-
1
18c
25c
.
dividend
5%
——
(quar.)
9-20
9-16
(quar.)
6
Metallurgical,
9-10
Pittsburgh
Plate Glass
&
•
8-
9-16
8-30
9-16
9-
9-16
8-27
9-16
8-27
10-1
,
Bolt
90c
10-
1
$1.12Va
10-
1
9-10
20c
11-
1
10-18
93%c
11-
1
10-18
25c
9-27
9-13
65c
9-30
9-13
$1
9-16
9-
30c
9-30
9-16
20c
9-20
9-
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
A
(quar.)
(increased)
(quar.)____
Co
com.
(initial)
5
6
10-15
8-30
37*2c
9-20
9-10
Rochester
5%
&
Co.,
34%c
A
(quar.)—.
.
(quar.)__
9-14
40c
10-15
9-20
3
25c
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-13
(quar.)
$1.16
10-
1
9-23
(quar.)
Spring & Axle—
$1.19
10-
1
9-23
(quar.)
& Power Co.—
Light
preferred
4.75%
preferred B
Rockwell
Stock
A
dividend
Stock
dividend
(A.
V.)
Rolland
t2%
i
Canada.
(quar.)
Paper Ltd., 4*4%
(quar.)
Corp.
Roos
Bros.
Rose
Marie
Roxbury
pfd.
120c
(quar.)
Co.
( Tacobi
Ry.
&
3
9-1G
9-16
9-20
9-10
12*20
0
pfd.
5%
2-10-58
1-31
10-
9-13
40c
(quar.).
pfd.
10-
9-10
11-
9-
1
6
20%
1
9-10
9-30
$1.25
dividend)
(Increased)
1
9-16
$1.12%
(accum.)
(stock
Haynes
11-12
pfd. (quar. )f__t$0.3281 *»
!
4%%
(Vt.),
9-24
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Aeronautical
Ryerson
9-
1
9-23
70c
pid.
8-29
30c
Co.
»
10-
25c
(quar.)_.
Reid, 5% conv.
2
9-16
35c
Inc.
8-16
11-15
10-
1$1.06*4
(quar.)
Carpet
Ruberold
9-18
12-18
2%
Ltd.
Cable
Ronson
9-
9-30
$1.25
preferred
Rockland
Roe
9-10
9-16
(quar.)
Co.
common
9-20
3c
120c
Insurance
Telephone,
—
Ltd
9-10
10-30
9-20
7
3
$1.75
.10- 1
,10-
12Vic
9-10
8
9-10
9-21
8-30
37Vic
9-16
55c
9-20
9-
4
8-30
10c
Safety
Industries (quar.)
Safeway Stores, com. (increased
4%
preferred
(quar.)
;
quar.)
10-
4
pre"»rred
f«n'Ar.)_
Light & Power, common
preferred A (quar.)___
Lawrence
5c'>
preferred
Louis
$5
Corp., Ltd.,
San
A
(quar.)—
preferred
St.
Paul Fire & Marine
Steel
1st
5%
(quar.)
'
A
Co.
Sarnia
Electric
Bridge Co.,
10-25
9-27
3
12-16
12-
2
10-
10-17
15%
9-16
$1.10
3
3
9-20
9-
6
8-28
10-
9-
6
11-15
11-
1
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
22V2C
10-15
9-30
22c
(quar.)—_
24c
25c
com.
1
115c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-15
x
(quar.)
Ltd.
9-
9-
A
(quar.)
Electric,
9-17
9-17
15c
u.
San°raran
6
9-13
9-27
30c
.
Transit
preferred
9-
10-25
$1.25
Insurance Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
8-27
1
37*2C
preferred
4V-j%
1
9-20
10-
$1.25
preferred
Antonio
10;
t$1.25
—_—.—_
,
Casting
Diego Gas &
8-27
125c
'
common
Regis Paper Co.—
4.40%
8-27
1
35c
(quar.)__
dividend
San
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Louis
St.
Ry.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
St.
Stock
common
Francisco
preferred
9-25
1010-
$1.07*2
-
St.
10-25
25c
9-13
$1
Joseph
5%
9-26
75c
•
4.30"/'
St.
Sa.,
new
9-10
Corp.,
San
53 VaC'
$1.75
.
9-18
1
St.
income___
9-20
1.0- 2
9-16
7-10
1
9-16
20c
investment
10-23
40c
11-
$5
ScBew
75c
1
6
10-15
12Vic
(quar.)
9-16
25c
9-23
1
11-
9-
9-25
10Vic
Rutland
11-
9-20
$1
(quar.)
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—'
Ryan
$1
'
common
Pittsburgh
50c
10-15
9-16
centavos)
(quar.)
preferred
1
97*2C
—>_
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., 4%% pfd.: (quar.)—__
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
7%
9-10
12-13
(increased quar.)__
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd., 5*4%
plus
capital gains)
1-1-58
1
Rome
6
9-13
9-13
11-
9-11
9-25
1
1
31*4C
9-11
1
20c
1010-
(quar.)
9-20
9-
8-17
127c
9-11
participating class A
Participating
Roberts Co. (Sanford, N. C.)
8-31
5c
9-16
9-20
10-11
Rochester-American
100%
,
(qunr.)_,
Assoc., Ltd.-\(final)
net
(quar.)
1
1
9-
9-20
3
10-
11-
Robinson-Little
9-13
3
9-
9-17
07Vac
593/aC
9-13
Inc.—
from
(quar.)-—-
1
9-6
9-30
9-
10-
1
9-16
9-17
128c
1
10-15
8-30
15c
$20
10-
10c
9-13
9-16
10%
pfd.
10-
25c
9-19
9-30
(quar.)
75c
50c
9-20
10-10
I2V2C
;
(quar.)
1
5*2%
preferred
(quar.)
Robinson (J. C.i Co.. $1 class
3
9-30
50c
(quar.)
>
$1.25
9-10
9-13
P"per (quar.)
Cement Co.—
Riverside
9
8-
1
Raisin
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
&
shares
Aircraft
Common
River
9-30
10-
3
(quar.)
Riley Stoker Corp.
9-10
1
20c
85o
(quar.)
preferred
9-10
1
9-10
25c
preferred
Products
Textile
1
1
8-23
12Vac
4.65%
(quar.)
$4
Johnson
American
Pine
Gas,
Co.
Metal
1
10-
9-
9-20
(quar.)
preferred
10-
10-
9-13
9-16
(quar.)
(Texas)—
common
Riegel
.
10-
9-13
1
9-20
12%c
Quarterlv
(Hartford)
Natural
preferred
Ptnchin
Rieke
9-16
1
1
10-
15c
Richardson
10-25
10-
10-
30c
(Canada), Ltd., cl. A
preferred
3%%
10-25
11-15
9-27
8-30
Ltd
preferred
4Va%
9-10
of 40 centavos)
Pittsburgh
9-
1
11-15
.
8-16
5c
Common
(monthly)
Phoenix Insurance
Piedmont
3.60%
6
11-15
„,50c
8-30
9-16
9-30
127c
(quar.)
Aviation
Corp.
10-
___
9-27
50c
Reynolds Metals Co., commop (quar.)__
preferred A (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.—
9-13
9-25
833/4C
(quar.)
of
payment
6
9-30
8-30
9-30
9-16
9-16
25c
preferred
(quar.)
Republic
Steel
Corp.
(quar.)
Revlon, Inc. (quar.)
12-16
10-
1010-
115c
(quar.)
4%
h
payment
9- 3
30c
...
A
60c
—
preferred (quar.)_____
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
9-30
3
$2
30c
income
5
9-
8-30
9-
Putnam
;
(111.), 3Va%
Chains
$1.12*2
!—
net
9-16
9-30
9-30
7VaC
2ixd
Republic Insurance,
9-16
9-16
12c
6
1
45c
(quar.)
realized
9-20
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
Republic
9-16
9-20
$1.15
common
1
5%
Extra
10-18
10-
40c
(quar.)
common
$1.75
dividend)
quar.)
;
(quar.)
sMines,
Class
8-30
10-1
30c
9-
9
9-13
1-2-58
Inc
9-30
10-
l\
Ltd
90c
150c
9-16
1
Mills,
9-16
1
10-
Fund.
6
$1.31 V4
9-23
10-
11-
Pioneer
9-
(quart
Renold
Pioneer
5
9-30
r—•
9-
9-13
85c
._
ixenabie
9-30
9-
(quar.)
(quar.).
Reliance
9-30
33c
3.90%
*
Stock
,—i.——-
Corp.,
9-
1
81V4C
(quar.)
1
10-
Electric,
10-
(Canada), Ltd.—
4%
$4
preferred A
(quar.)
Morris, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
Pillsbury
10-
8-28
Corp.—
Phoenix
9-18
10-
9-30
32V2C
;
9-11
$1.75
4%
& Insulation
dividend
Rich's Inc.,
(quar.)
9-11
9-24
(quar.)
Bros,
10-15
25c
dividend)4
Service
9-24
50c
(see George
Refractory
I2V2C
(quar.)——
3%%
Preferred
50c
9-L9
Co.—
common
Gas
cents
Philip
9
9-
8-27
1
$1
Pipe Lines Co.
preference
9
9
$1.09
9-
10-
30c
——
Philadelphia Fund, Inc.—
(6 cents
from ordinary
6
9-
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
Power
1
1
$1.12 Va
93 3/4 c
Newmont Mining Corp. (quar.).
Newport Electric Corp.
Niagara
10-
in
(quar.)
j.i
$1
1
10-
9-14
25c
Gear
preferred
Philadelphia
9-17
Gas—
3%% preferred (quar.)
New York Trust Co.
(quar.)
Newark Telephone (Ohio), 6%
1
10-
10- 1
$1.183%
—
.
Newberry
1
1
2*ac
(quar.)
&
A
10-
$2.50
Corp. (quar.)
(Charles) & Co. (Del.)—
4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
3*2%
preferred (quar.)
9-16
Reading
(quar.)
preferred
10-15
10-
1
Reeves
2*aC
Pettibone-Mulliken
9-13
1
9-12
Pfizer
9-10
10-
,
4 V2 °l<
Petrolane
9-10
1
9-30
9-18
10-
Reed Roller Bit
20%
(stock
Basin
Milk
Common
share
—
preferred
vi
56V4C
2%
lieu of quarterly cash dividend)
N. Y.,
Chicago & St. Louis RR. (quar.)
New York
Shipbuilding Corp
New York States
$4.50
4*2%
$1.01
dividend)
Y.
Central RR.—
(Stock dividend)
(One
10-
35c
__
1
9-30
75c
(s-a)
Pet
9-18
45c
Jersey Natural Gas Co.,
6%
Permian
4
9-ii6
50c
(quar.)
Common
8-30
10-
9-30
$2
(quor.l
Perkins Machine
9
15c
Electric System (quar.)_
England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
New Hampshire Fire
Insurance Co. (quar.)
Haven
9-
9-15
Reading Co.,
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-30
50c
Ranco,
Inc.
Rapid Electrotype Co. (quar.)
Ray-O-Vac Co. (quar.)
Raybestos-Manhattan
(quar.)
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling—
5
37*2C
(quar.)
8-30
9-30
SlOc
9
4%
___
(quar.)
Co.
8-30
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
45c
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola Bottling (Long Island) (quar.)—
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar-)
4
25c
New England
1-17-58
9-
60c
—
New
New
(quar.)
dividend
C.)
9-30
$1.07Va
35c
Condenser
9-
25c
(quar.)
(J.
8-30
$1.04Va
(quar.)
9-19
490c
—
7 Vac
(quar.)
Machine (quar.)
Brunswick Telephone (quar.)
New
9-30
40c
Ltd.
115c
Co.
9-25
10c
(quar.)
Britain
New
9-13
9-25
Radio
$1.50
j
—
:
1
A
$1.75
;
(quar.).
Publishing
9-16
8-30
9-30
'.
Bearings
Stock
___
9-16
1
9-30
Extra
9-20
50c
Peoples Drug Stores
(Pittsburgh)—
Quarterly
National-U
9-25
10-
10-15
& M
Class
20c
(quar.)
preferred
1
10-
45c
2
Co.—
Penney
8-30
40c
•
10-
25c
...
preferred
10-
(quar.)
j,
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
70c
com.
9-16
(quar.)
(increased
(George) Fund
20c
—
dividend)
Telephone
Penton
8-30
9-16
inc.)
Extra
National Union
9-16
7c
10c
Standard
3c
investment
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Co.—
net investment
!
net
1
3-25
$1
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
...
(from
9-6
10-
30c
_
(quar.)
3.35%
Quarterly distributions
income) •
Income series
20c
(quar.)
Products,
preferred
4.60%
Series:
Growth Stock series
(quar.)_
com.
2
1
$1.02
common
Ltd.
dividend
9-
10-
Quarterly
10-15
$1.60 convertible preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com. (quar.)
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
9-17
50c
2
11-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Penn-Tex'as Corp.—
8-30
10-
10-
15c
425c
Line,
preferred
$1.32
9-13
60c
—
Metal
Common
9-19
9-16
35c
Manufacturing (quar.)
National Sugar Refining Co.
(quar.)
National Supply Co.
(quar.)
:
3
9-30
15C
Ltd.
Pipe
9-13
9-16
$1.16*4
coixx.
Quaker State Oil Refining
Corp.
Quemont Mining, Ltd. (interim)
Telegraph Co.—
Transportation
2nd
Peninsular
9-19
$1.25
:
11-15
Ltd.
(quar.)
1
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—
10-10
1
9-13
Chemical
4%
9-19
3
10-24
12-
1
Co.—__
9-13
$1.25
9-13
10-
'
9-30
10-
$1.06
Fyle-National
10-10
425c
Fertilizer
Tubes
$1.30
10-
9-23
10-24
(quar.)
Aggregates
&
Eastern
Penisular
9-19
10-
5c
8-13
9-30
Telephone &
Parmelee
9-19
(quar.)
&
Securities
7
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
Screw
10-
20c
—
(quar.)
Industries
Rubber
3
1
-
National
6
9-
11-
Stock dividend (fractional shares
at r-ate
of $18.75 to be
paid in cash)—
National
0
9-
10-
6
$1.50
Extra
5%
preferred
National Presto
12-
1
9-25
15c
9-
9-16
R
Co., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)—
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
Park-Lexington (N. Y.) (quar.)
Parker Appliance (increased
quar.)
3
1
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
Intel-mountain Express
Park
3
10-
10-
&
preferred (quar.)
Pantex Mfg., com. (stock
6%
preferred
(quar.)
3
9-13
75c
(quar.)
National
Putnam
20c
4%
9-13
1
18c
Co., common (quar.)
6%
preferred B (quar.)
National Linen Servite, common
preferred
9-
1
10-
15C
Class B
National
9-20
10-
20 %
National Lead
4%%
Stock
6
8%
Indemnity
Page-Hershey
9-16
20%
.
A
1
50c
_
Chemical
Panhandle
115c
.v
,
National Hosiery Milk, Ltd.—
Class A (quar.).
Class
6
9-
$1.06*4
(quar.)
9-13
$1
common
Corp.,
Corp.,
9-30
10-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar,)___
Pacific Vegetable Oil
(quar.)
8-15
10-
Purex
9-30
pfd.
9-13
1
Oklahoma—
common
(quar.)
original preferred (quar.)
7% 1st preferred (quar.)
Publicker Industries, com. (stock
9-
10-15
common
1
10-
162Vac
7%
9-16
9-17
10-
12oc
lyuar.)
Non-voting
9-30
5c
;
6%
10-14
40c
9-
10-31
Pacific
6
9-16
9-30
J133/4c
Common
9-
9-16
$1.12*2
Pacific
9-23
10-31
(quar.)
(Hartford)—
1
1
Cement
Pacific
Pacific
6
25c
Machine
Co.
___
National
B
10-22
2%
—
National
Class
9-
4%
Co.,
Pacific
6
$1,06 *,
Welding
Insurance
Quarterly
10-15
6
Corp.—
common
(quar.)
National
National
(quar.)
Chemical
&
9-20
9-
Paper
common
(quar.)
pref.
Publication
9-16
9-30
$3
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
div.
Class
8-20
12 Vac
(quar.)
Hess
Illinois Glass,
Oxford
y-30
-1:15c
Co.
9-16
Fund).
(quar.)
common
Manufacturing Co.
Orangeburg Mfg.
(quar.)
plus
9-16
20c
series)
Opelika
Securities Co., Inc. (Md.)—
from
net
investment income
9-30
1
9-20
1
14c
(quar.)
Electric & Gas,
preferred
$1.40
1
of
preferred
4.30%
8-30
2%
preferred A (quar.)
Ontario
8-30
1
10-
9-20
i
(accum.)
preferx-ed
Service
4.08%
37V2C
A
Ontario Loan & Debenture
9
4.65%
Public
1
10-
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
4.24% preferred (quar.)
Chemical—
preferred
Corp.,
Co.
10-
$1.11
9-30
10-
15c
Co.. of New Mexico—
preferred A
(quar.)
10-
$1.10
9-13
11-18
10-
4%
9-16
1
1
Service
5%
3
9-20
10-
12-
10c
Gas
PubVc
5
17Vac
(quar.)
Apartments,
5
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hill
Public
9-4
10-
common
(quar.)_.
9-20
9-
25c
Corp.,
(quar.)
4*2% preferred (quar.)
Ontario Jockey Club, Ltd.—
5*2% convertible preferred B
from
6c
plus
1
9-20
preferred
Co.
5
9?%c
preferred
Mathieson
Oliver
.10-15
66c
(quar.)
Water
4*i%
9-20
$1
;
_
9
(quar.)
1
10-
$1
Class B
3
9-20
10-15
125c
(quar.)
(quar.)
National
9-
157c
4.18%
(quar.)__
preferred
Olin
9-14
9-16
37 Vac
America
10-
5%
40c
9-23
8-23
9-10
115c
9-20
9-30
(quar.)
Provincial Transport
Co.,
5% preferred (quar.)
9-10
9-20
9-30
9-30
Co.—■
Quarterly
9-20
9-28
22 *2 c
12c
of
9-
9-24
$1.50
(quar.)
9-16
9-20
$1.50
pfd. (quar.)
9-27
Providence
9-13
40c
pfd.
y
9-20
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
Service (quar.)
Stock dividend
Oklahoma Mississippi River
Products
Line,
Inc.
(quar.)
Old Line Life Insurance Co.
of America—
'
50c
Systems, Inc.,
4(4%
1
10-
4
30c
125c
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Old
Texas "(quar.)—
investment
National
10-
40c
40c
.
Co., class A
4.40%
4.44%
9-17
10-
$3.50
capita) gains)
271ac
$1.37 W
Ltd.—
Edison
Ohio
(quar.)
of
Ntttco Corp.
Nation-Wide
8-30
*
10-
(quar.)
Prospect
9-20
9-20
1
150c
1st
Prophet
■<.
9-20
10-14
9-16
10-
20c
Inc., 6%
Preway, Inc. (quar.)
Progress Manufacturing
8-23
65c
(quar.)
9-10
9-30
20c
6%
non-cumulative
Pratt &
Lambert, l'nc.
8-23
9-20
10-14
(stock div.)
3.90%
9-13
Philip Morris)
Consolidated, Inc.—
:
9-20
9-30
10-14
25c
Scctia
Ohio Brass
9-13
9-16
21c
9-23
44c
6
9-24
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
4 Va %
9-3
1
48c
Cement
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., com.
9-13
1
59 %c
(quar.)
2
11-
9-
9-10
9-10
62V2c
Co.
Potomac Electric Power
(increased)
Power Co. of Canada
9-9
10-
22c
Quarterly
8-30
1
10-
20c
1
9-30
9-24
9-24
partic; pfd. (quar.)175c
(quar.)_
75c
Prentice-Hall, Inc., 5% pfd. (s-a)
$1.25
Prestole Corp., 5% preferred
(quar.)
12Vac
8-30
10-
9-16
12Vic
17V2C
Paper
1
62Vuc
;
&
Machine
Portland Woolen Mills,
Porto Rico Telephone
8-30
9-10
9
10-
—
—
Investment
net
9-
9-20
9^30
.
Brass
Mutual
8
t45c
(quar.)
Cement,
Nuclear-Chicago Corp.
10-
115c
Mutual
Nova
9-11
t$1.75
preferred
Ltd. (quar.)
Murray Corp.
9-11
1
t$1.75
Dairies,
Mount Vernon Mills, 7% preferred
(s-a)——
Mountain States Telephone &
Telegrapn—
Co.
8-30
10-
(see
Royal
Murray
1
10-15
50c
$1.25
Mueller
8-24
Porter-Cable
162 Vac
(quar.)
10-
(quar.)_
Quarterly
preferred
10-
(quae.)
(quar.)
Corp., $5
Finance
Mount
5Va%
4
$-30
10-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd
8-19
9-30
3 5c
(quar.)
9-
25c
Northern Ohio Telephone
(quar.)
Norlhport Water Works (quar.)
Northrop Aircraft (quar.).
!.
9
$2.50
9-16
25c
common
9-18
$1.06
com.
Co.
Holaert
Payable of Reo.
40c
preferred
Pomona Tile (quar.)
Port Huron
Sulphite
$1.06*4
Co.,
Oil
Corp.,
1st
4
$1.13
10-
15c
preferred
Inc.
1
8-30
1
1
9-20
9-30
;
$1.17*2
common
Cafeterias
preferred
Motor
9-20
10-
5%
9-
9-20
(quar.)_
Gas
Polaroid
9-9
10-15
.
(quar.)
preferred
Northern
10-
(quar.)
preferred*
8-30
15c
7
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4Vt%
9-12
135c
Co.
(quar.)
9-20
62 VaC
,
Morgan Engineering, $2.50 prior pfd.
Morningstar Nichol Inc. (quar.)
Morris
9-20
preferred
preferred
9-30
(quar.)_
common
:
convertible
Co.
Plymouth
When
Share
Virginia Ry. (quar.)
9-18
5%
25c
,
10-
West
Plastics,
Inc.
(quar.)
Plough, Inc. (inereased-quar.)
9-20
37Vac
$1.12*2
common
Extra
1
7
10-
34%c
Refractories
135c
(quar.)__
common
no-
10-
Pittsburgh <fe
Corp.—
Ltd., $2.50 pfd. (quar.)
Northern Illinois Gas Co.
(quar.)
Northern Indiana Public Service—
Common (quar.)
8-30
(quar.)
Drop Forging,
9-16
9-13
40c
dividend
North Penn Gas
North Star Oil
*8-30
$1.75
Corp., Ltd.,
1
9-17
Investment
American
Stock
75c
(quar.)_
Chemical
North
9-11
9-17
American
97 Vac
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)—
7%
10-
9-27
1834c
5Va% preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
9-16
8-30
15c
North
9-16
90c
(quar.)
Montrose
1
1
8-16
9-30
American Car, 5Vs% pfd.
(quar.)
$1,281*4
American Cement Corp., cl. a
(quar.)
15c
Class B (quar.)
9-16
9-27
28c
.
common-
(quar.)
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
10-
10-
9-16
13c
(quar.)——
Per
9-12
150c
:
Inc.
9-20
Name of Company
9-16
50c
(quar.)
Aviation
Holdert
1
40c
$1.07*2
Equipment, 5%
Utilities,
preferred (quar.)
9-16
1
Co.__"
Chemical
American
10-
North
1
10-
___
4.70%
8-30
1
10-
40c
pfd. (quar.)
class
Montana-Dakota
10-
$1.15
Ltd., class A (quar.)
(quar.)_
Molybdenum Corp. of America (quar.)—
4.50%
9-27
$1.10
(quar.x__
B
Auto
North
40c
Molson's Brewery,
Monroe
Norris-Thermador
6
$1.25
(quar.)
Containers
Monsanto
4
9-
4 V2C
RR., class A
Missouri Power &r Light, 3.90%
Class
10-
When
Payable oj Rec.
30c
North
;
4.30% .preferred
5
9-20
.
Share
Nopco Chemical Co. (quar.)
Noranda Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
Normetal Mining, Ltd. (interim)
9-20
20c
Pacific
Rubber
9-
'
(quar.)
10-15
25c
B
Mohawk
1
9-30
File
Extra
(quar.)
Valley Gas (quar.)__
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co.,
Modem
10-
Ndme of Company
Nicholson
15c
_
Class
5
Light
preferred (quar.)
Missisquoi Corp., $1.60 preferred
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40% pfd.
4.60% preferred (quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel (quar.)
Missouri
5
9-
15c
5%
Mississippi
Mississippi
9-
1
7 VaC
_
Minneapolis Brewing Co. (quar.)
Minnesota FUnd, Inc. (7c from investment
income plus
I3c from realized long-term
capital gains)
—•
Power
1
10-
56 *4 C
common
(quar.)
Minnesota
10-
25c
4*2%
25c
53
;
t.
Per
0
45c
(quar.)
—
125c
1
-
10-
i
9-30
6
1
9-16
9-16
8-31
54
When
Per
Name of Comvanv
Scott
Scovill Manufacturing,
3.65%
85c
$1
1
10-15
1
10-15
50c
(quar.)
common
11111012-
91%c
preferred (quar.)
Brook Water Service—
4.10%
(quar.)
:
(quar.)——
preferred
Schlage Lock <quar.)
Schwitzer Corp.; 5%%
preferred A
preferred A
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)i—
5%%
5%%
5%%
Air
Seaboard
Line
RR.
(quar.)
Seaboard Finance Co., common
$4.75
$5
f.
s.
Oil Go. .(quar.)
Power
—
.
(quar.)—-——
Corp.
Corp..
Seagrave
Roebuck
Sears-
J
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred" (quar.)
Seaboard
Sealed
(quar.)
f.
s.
-
&
Co.
(quar.)
Securities
Acceptance Corp., • common5% preferred <qnar.)_—
:.
Security Title Insurance Co. (Los Angeles)—
B
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Stock
(F.
8-1-58
(quar.)
5%
Shell Oil Co.
—
;
(quar.).
(quar.)
'
Rayon Corp/, preferred A (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
9-1*
Increased
Inc.
,
9-10
;—
(quar.)
Carolina Electric & Gas,
South
4 y2
Gas,
(quar.)
Gas (quar.)
Porto
Stock
Rico
8-26
3
■
Sugaf,
com
9-16
Talcott
9-16
5%
9-
1
1
9-20
5% %
3
1010-
9-19
»lew
9-15
9-15
Temco
9-12
Tennessee
Tennessee Gas Transmission,
4.10% preferred (quar.)
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-13
Canada
Southern
4.80%
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Gas
Oxygen
Pacific
Co.
$6
pfd.
(quar.)
5%
Gas
&
pfd.
Stock
1
9-
6
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
1
9-
8-30
5.10%
8-30
1
10-
1
9-30
9-16
12-31
12-16
9-30
8-30
10-31
9-30
9-30
9-20
10-15
9-30
1
9-16
9-23
9-
9
9-16
10-
9-
9-30
8-30
9-30
10-
9-12
10-
9-12
10-
9-12
11-
10-15
10-
9-12
Southwestern
3.70%
4%
4%
9-24
9-10
6
1
Public Service
Class
Thor
Thorofare Markets,
9-30
9-12
9-13
9-20
9-
5
9-
5
$62%c
11-15
10-18
10-15
9-20
10-15
9-20
9-30
9-10
11-
1
10-15
24c
10-
Power
Tilo
Tishman
New
8-26
Torrington
Class
9-
1
9-16
9- 3
11-
preferred
B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Transcon
Lines
common
trust
ctfs.
10-18
Ulrich
10-18
Union
10-18
11-
10-18
$1.10
11-
10-18
$4.50%
11-
10-18
$4 preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
60c
Mfg.,
class
(quar.)-
27 Vic
11-
10-18
($25
27 %C
11-
10-18
10-15
10-
1
9-
6
Union
9-26
8-19
Union
Sparton
Corp.,
par) (quar.)
(stock dividend)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
Sperry Rand Corp.,
$4.50
preferred
Spiegel, Inc.,
4%%
20c
common (quar.)
(quar.)—:
(quar.)(quar.)
common
preferred
3%
$1.12'/a
25c
-
$1.12%
Spokane International RR.
Quarterly
(quar.)
i
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance
Square D Co. (quar.)
30c
10-
1
8-30
9-16
8-30
1
30c
(quar.)
12-13
50c
10-
25c
8-19
9-16
10-
1
9-30
9-13
12-
2
9-
6
Co..
2nd
common
preferred
common
pref.
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-20
9-
50c
9-16
8-15
75
Financial
cents
Corp.,
preferred
Standard
Paving
(Ohio), 3%% pfd. A (quar.)
& Materials, Ltd. (quar.)_
Radio, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
Starrett Corp.,' conv. pre'erred
(initial)
(L.
Standard
4%%
S.)
Co.
(quar.)
Tube
Co.,
class B
Stearns
Mfg. Co
Stecher-Traung Lithograph,
Extra
5%
5%
9-16
9-16
93 %C
10-15
10-
(quar.)
!
com.
(increased)
Ltd.
(increased
2
9-30
5%
Artists
$4.50
United
A
9-13
9-25
10-
9-16
11-25
&
10-
40c
10-
k
10-
9-
999-
10-15
10-
9-16
9-
9-20
9-
9-28
10-
1
United
10-
1
9-10
United
Fruit
9-30
9-18
United
Fuel
1
10-15
United
9-16
8-30
10c
9-16
8-30
35C
9-30
9-14
9-30
9-14
9-30
9-14
12-31
12-14
9-16
9-31
10-
10-
1
1
9-27
11-15
10-18
10-
1
9-
6
9-
6
9-16
9-
10-
1
9-
1
9-
9
of
Circuit—
convertible
A
vestment
Gas
10-15
10-
(quar.)
9-20
9-
13%c
10-
1
1
Fund
25c
9-27
9-20
75c
10-15
9-
(quar.)
10-
9-6
$75c
1
(from net in¬
income)
\<quar.)
United Gas Improvement, common
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Illuminating
(quar.)
l
10c
37 %c
(quar.)
60c
9-30
10-
9-
5
1
9-10
9-27
8-30
tl.06%
10-
32 %c
10- 1
1
8-30
9-12
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
dividend
(quar.)
Co.
Department
(quar.)
Grocers Ltd.,
Stores
class A
(quar.)
(quar.)
2nd
Ry.—
preferred (quar.)—
1st
preferred
1st
preferred
(quar.)
—
(increased),
Inc.
(quar.)
Ltd., class
(George),
B
—
(quar.)
—
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Shoe
Mfg.
Lake Erie
(quar.)
Ry., com.
(quar.)
prior lien (quar.)
Whorner
6
Ltd.—
shares
(quar.).
5%%
preferred
Whitehall Cement
9-20
Inc.—
Corp.
pieferred
preferred
Texas
White Motor Co.,
9-20
10-
—
common..
common
(quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)Whitaker Cable Corp.
(quar.)
Whitaker Paper Co.
(quar.)
6
15c
(quar.)
(N. J.)
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
Casualty & Surety
4%
3
56 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.).
Wheeling &
3
$1.12%
preferred
Co.
Wheeling Steel Corp.,
(quar.)
Investments,
Funds.
9-
Power
(quar.)
Foundry
(quar.).
preferred
Weyenberg
Co.—
Clay Mines Corp.
class
9-16
Penn
Class
9-13
$1.25
1
Electric
Weston
,
preferred
Co.
9-27
Penn
Westmoreland,
9-l(f
America
(quar.)
Glass
9-26
Co.
5%
9
10-
Steel
Gas
5% preferred (quar.)
Western Tool &
Stamping
Special
6
30c
Michigan
Ohio
preferred (quar.)
Massachusetts Co. (quar.)
Western Plywood Co.
Ltd., class B (quar.)
Class A (s-a)
Western Tablet &
Stationery Corp.—
Common (quar.)
9-17
9-16
A
Snowdrift
Western
10-18
9-16
&
7%
10-18
11-15
Oil
5%
10-18
11-15
(from net investment inc.)
Corp.,
B
4%
8-28
11-15
Co., common (quar.).
preferred (quar.)
conv.
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
Western Maryland
9-13
38c
(reduced)
(quar.)—
Western
9-13
10-
&
Co.
(quar.)
Western
8-20
$5c
Motor
Products
Western
1
$15c
(quar.)
Equipment. Ltd.
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)—
Western Carolina Telephone
9-28
35c
(quar.).
United Income
United
10-15
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
9-13
62 %c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Utilities, 4.40%
Virginia Pulp & Paper
West Virginia Water
Service,
6
40c
Co.,
preferred
West
3
35c
25c
62 %c
Ltd.—
»
Baking
4%%
7
32c
System, Inc. (quar.).
Co., class A (quar.).
4.20%
9
31 %c
—
—.
(quar.)—
class
West
9
9-20
(quar.)
&
4.10%
9
9-20
*
common—.
(H.)-Gooderham & Worts,
West
9
10-
conv.
West
9
9-
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)—
pfd.
prior
(quar.)
conv.
Materials
West
9
10-
$3
preferred
West
9-18
9-
(quar.)
Corp.,
Wesson
9-16
10-
preferred
quar.)
(quar.)
Class
6
10-
25c
68%C
Welsbach
2
160c
25c
(quar.)
4%
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Theatre
convertible
United
9-
3%
$1.25
$1.03
—
Wellington Fund
11-15
1
$1.50
$1.05
(quar.)
common
(initial
preferred
Weeden
9-9
20c
(quar.)
United Cities Gas—
9-20
10c
12-
30c
(quar.)__.
preferred
Weco
9-16
12-16
87 %c
$1.01
Co.,
Railway—
6% preferred
Waukesha
9-13
1
Tel.
&
preferred
5% %
8-23
9-25
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.50
9-10
9-16
$1.25
$50e
(quar.)
Tel.
Waterous
9-10
9-30
50c
common
preferred
10-10
1
9-30
20C
Co.
preferred
Can
Series
15c
10-
$1.12%
25c
*»—
Corp.
Quarterly
6
$1.06 %
(reduced)
(quar.)—.
Chemical
preferred
Ward
Louisiana—
Corp.
preferred
United Biscuit
5y2%
$30c
9-
9-20
9-16
30c
Walker
9-14
15c
(quar.)
of
RR.,
Artists
6%
$1 25
1
9-30
30c
9-13
$1.25
quar.)
10-
12 %c
92 %c
Quarterly
9-20
11-
31 %c
9-14
10- 4
50c
(quar.).
Co.-
preferred
Waldorf
6
20c
Gas
Pacific
1
$56%C
9-
87 %C
4%
preferred
(semi-annual)
Union Stockyards Co. of
Omaha,
6%
(quar.)
-
Bros,,
Union
10-10
6%c
1
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
$15c
75c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Stedman
9-
9-30
9-30
Fuel
Co., Ltd.—
redeemable preferred
Standard
9-16
9c
$37 %c
B
Mfg.
&
10c
Standard
Starrett
6
18 %c
(quar.)_
Oil
Standard
87y2C
common
(quar.)
Class
United
94c
Standard
A
United
Standard Brands, common
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Metal
Oil
Class
9-16
50C
1
10-
6-27
30c
Walker
6
31 %c
25c
7
(quar.)
5%
9-13
9-
8-e
12- |
$2.50
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co.
9-13
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Investment Co. (quar.)
9-16
Stahl-Meyer, $2-$5 prior preferred (accum.)
Staley (A. E.) Mfg., $3.75 pref. (quar.)
10-
1
9-30
lc
Ltd.,
Corp.
partic.
Union
9-16
B
Acceptance
non-cum.
Union Electric
preferred
& Bros,
10-
10-
B-27
$2.50
Carolina
Vulcan
9-13
20c
25c
11-
preferred
G.)
9-10
1
9- 9
10-n
12-27
(s-a)
Equipment
$4.50
S-13
9-30
10-
1
11-
10.J,
11- 1
50c
$1 26
6%
9-13
1
25c
(quar.)
1
9-20
40c
preferred (s-a)—
Vulcan
9-13
1
10-
25c
(quar.)
Twentieth Century-Fox Films (quar.)
208 South La Salle St. Corp. (quar.)
4.40%
(A.
1
10-
$50c
Treesweet Products, $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Triangle Conduit & Cable (initial quar.)
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power (quar.)
$1.06%
(quar.)
10-
$60c
(quar.)
11-
25C
—
(quar.)
6%
9-13
$$1.12%
com.
$1.03%
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-28
Inc.—
6%
9-21
1
35c
*
Ltd., class A
$1.15
preferred
preferred
,
4y2 %
4.36%
/
Corp.
Finance
Udylite Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.).
($100 par)
Spalding
,
(quar.)
97yac
preferred
preferred
4.40%
•
Co.
(quar.)
8-30
10-
1
t37%c
(quar.)
9- 6
9-30
«7%o
(quar.)
B.), class A
preferred
New
3
10-
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
9-16
9-16
9-
10-
$1.25
Insurance
Trusts
Traders
9-16
92y2C
4.60%
-
General
9- 6
9-27
80c
Virginian
10-10
1
20c
Towmotor
9-16
1
10-
Industries,
(J.
$4.20
°
9-16
10-
11-
25c
(<iuar.)
8-30
$25c
(quar.)
$4.12
10-10
8%C
Construction—
(initial quar.)
Universal
1
9-20
1
10c
9-16
10-
11-
30c
Shipyards Corp.
Sciver
Virginia
10-10
40c
(quar.)
9-27
$2
(quar.)——.1
Light (quar.)—
$4.04 preferred
10-10
25C
common
9-13
.
9-27
—-
preferred (accumulative).
Virginia Dare Stores (stock dividend)
Virginia Electric & Power, common (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
9-13
1
1
$1
Extra
Toronto
10-
1
1111-
"25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Tobin Facking
(quar.)
Trinity
3
10-
$1
15c
A
9- 3
$25c
6%
11-15
$1
5%
Todd
12-16
31 %c
(quar.)
9- 3
9-16
10- 1
Ltd.——
Co.
Norman
Virginia
Realty &
9-17
10-
8-30
25c
(quar.)
common
9-13
Co.—
4.15%
-
Tool
Roofing
1
10-10
9-16
25C
25c
(quar.)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
5% convertible preferred B (quar.)
Thrift Investment Corp., class Acorn, (quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4y2% pfd. A (quar.)__
4%%
preferred B
(quar.)
9-27
40c
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
Industries, class
B
(quar.)
9-12
$1.07
(quar.)
10-15
36C
—
Thermoid Co.
9-12
9-16
10-15
1
$1.21
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
9-30
9-30
3%
3.90%
4.25%
convertible
preferred
preferred
Voting
!
1
11-
$1.19
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-30
$1.16y4
Insurance
preferred
$1.25
9-14
1
11-
$1.14
$4 pfd.
(quar.)
$4.84 preferred (quar.)__
Utilities
(quar.)
9-
10-
10-15
30c
Textiles, Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)
Textron, Inc., common (quar.)
9-30
$2
9-13
1
$1.25
Light Co.,
9-13
8-16
—
Company
Hotel
5% %
Texas
9-27
1
1
11-
50C
(quar.)
1
8-16
40c
(quar.')_
Universal Marion Corp.
(quar.)
Victor
8-23
&
10-
43%c
preferred
5%
9-16
Power
9"-
710-1
80c
Victor Chemical Works, common
3%%
preferred (quar.)
9-16
preferred
9-28
10-
$1
1
$4.76
10-
15c
1
preferred
1
10-1
10-14
(quar.)—
Y.)
Corp:
Common
9-13
9-16
9-12
50c
1
10-
preferred
10-
10-
10-
$4.56
10-15
$1.31%
$1.24
$5
n
10-
30C
Viau, Ltd. (quar.)
Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific Ry.—
9-13
$1.35
Texas
10-10
25c.
Steel,
5*%
9-13
1
(quar.)
8-30
10%
1
(quar.)
9-11
10-
1010-
<
preferred
8-30
r\?
:
62 %c
—
,
$2.28 convertible preferred
9-13
preferred
Texas Gulf Sulphur (quar.)
Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
Common
(quar.)
9-30
$1.50
.
—
9-16
i0. 1
50c
Utilities
8%
Van
Corp,—
(quar.)
9-25
1
1
4.96%
9-16
10-
10-
$1.28
"
Van
9-13
6.40%
1
10-
Transmission
Steel
Utah Power &
9-13
1
$1.14
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Common
3
Investment Co.—
Life
preferred
Gas
1
10-
$1.16
—
$4.56
1
10-
$1.27%
preferred (quar.)
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)
Tennessee Natural Gas Lines, Inc. (quar.)—
Texas Electric Servide Co., $4 pfd. (quar.)
Texas
10-
$1.25
5.12%
10-
$1.25
*
•
9-13
$1.16
$1.16%
$1.22%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(N.
8-23
10-
preferred
Trust
Upson
9-13
1
10-
5%
(quar.)
dividend
Southwestern
9-16
10-
,
(quar.)
Electric—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.28%
35c
9-11
■'
preferred
5%
S.
Utah
9-13
8-30
I
a
$1
-(quar.)—.wwC—
(Del.)
(quar.)—
Lines
Universal Pictures Co., Inc.
9-13
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Southwestern
9-25
$1.02%
3
9- 3
9-13
75c
preferred
4.65%
55c
■
9-
,
1
9-30
«
1?
30c
1
40c
"r
9-14
1
9-27
1
Co.—
preferred
Gas
10-
1
75c
Power, 5%
Royalty
Co,_
Southwestern
9-16
7%c
-
9-13
10-
25c
(quar.)
Utah
dividend
10-1
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Truck
•
10-
$$1.50
t$l
(quar.)
Southern Ry. (Mobile & Ohio Stock Trust)—
Semi-annual
Natural
12-13
12-28
10-
preferred
o
il-1-58
22%c
:
•
:
$1.15
4.90%
l
•
6
$1.12%
27c
com.
Power, 4.80%
(quar.)
Southwest
9-
1
$1.06%
$1.20
Nevada
Southland
10-
(quar.)
60c
(quar.)—
Southern
Soutnern
$15c
(quar.)
4.65%
1
10-
.
preferred
6
10-
(quar.)
common
Ltd.- (quar.)__—
Inc.7(quar.)
United Whelan Corp.— *3.50 convertible preferred (quar,)
Universal-Cyclops Steel—
v
New common (initial- quar.)
1—
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common (quar.)—
.
preferred
9-13
S
United
9-16
—
9-27
Tobacco,
United
9-16
4.50%
Electric—
&
Southern
Southern
.9-16
1
1
4.60%
20c
(quar.)
preferred
1
10-
-
(quar.)__
10-
'
r
10-
15c
com.
50c
$1.75
93%c
Shoe
S.
United
9-11
..
10-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
quar.)
20c
pref. series A' (quar.)
Corp.* (quar.)--—
S.
s
9-10
40c
Power
Indiana
Common
10- 2
.
a'H
t
£ ®
(quar.)
A
7 7%r preferred
9-10
10-10
150c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
partic. pfd.
Participating
9-10
1
30c
»(quar.)
Corp.
1
10-
62 %C
(initial)——
pfd. (s-a)_—
10-
9-27
pfd.
U
IV/aC
—
;———
(increased
Aircraft
5%
9-13
10-
$1
I d
9.20
——
U.
<
•.
com.
new
9-30
1
50c
__
Service
6%
;
:
10-
9-15
(increased
com.
9-20
preferred
U.
9- 3
;n-<29
t
1
$1.12 %
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Southern
y
quar.)
Telechrome Manufacturing (quar.)__
Telluride Power Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Southern California Edison Co.—
original
Ltd.,
common
Thomas
preferred (quar.)
Southam
Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
4.32%
(G.)
7
—
:
(quar.)
■;
1-1-58
50c.-
,,
10- 7
93%c
$1.12%
78-30
—
Q
7
10c
•
11-
50c
'
5%
preierred
Co.,
Gypsum
U.
t\
(James), Inc. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Fibre Co., 4% conv.
Taylor Instrument Cos.-^-
8-30
1010-
9-30
$7c
1?
8-30
.
1
q
10-
12Vac
8
9-15
10-
50c
0
9-30
10-15
37%c
(quar.)
U. S. Lines Co.,-4% % preferred (s-a)—„
U. S. Pipe & Foundry (quar;)
-1—
U S Playing Card (quar.)
U. S. Plywood Corp., common (quar.)_
B-24
,
12"^
9-30
ioc
(quar.)_
Extra
10-1
,
2%%
15c
'
•
Taylor
8-30
12y2c
—
—
Public
'
'
8-
i9-30
*35C
Symington-Gould Corp. (quar.)
9-
10-
5c
9-20
•
S.
7%
9-10
9-20
10c
—
9-25
56 Vic
dividend
Southeastern
..
(quar.*)
9-16
10-
9-20
U.
o\9
50c
B (quar.)
Freight (quar.)
S.
3%%
—
8-25
27y2c
62y2c
57y2c
57y2c
(quar.)
com.
_
8%
Sunshine Mining
10c
Oil Co. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Water Co.—
%
preferred
(quar.)—:
South
9-17
class A
Co.,
R
«
goc
'
(initial)
Inc.
383/4C
South Penn
South
9-16
>
25c
Fidelity & Guaianty (quar.)
Foil
9-23
10-10
$2.50 1-10-58
(quar.)
Extra
,
9-15
31 %c
preferred
Jersey
1
9-27
.
25c
•
1
10-
1
$1.50
37y2c
Georgia Natural
$6
South
1
10-
35c
(quar.)_
Oil Co.—. ;
9-16
10-
9-15
7c
-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4y2 %
10-
9-21
$1.13
$$1
1957
Payable of
25c
$2.50
Class
U.
30-
10c
12V2c
preferred
4.60%
9-21
33c
Tool
(increased)
Fund,
$4.64
Drug Stores Co., common
50c conv. preferred (quar.)
Sonotone Corp., common (quar.)
$1.25 conv. preferred A (quar.)
$1.55 conv. preferred
(quar.)
Soss Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
5%
9-18
1
50c
$50c
30c
10c
Sommers
4.60%
~
Industries, Ltd. (quar.)"____
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—•
Common (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
25c
(E. B.) Fund
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)_
Smith Engineering Works (quar.)
Snyder Tool & Engineering (quar.)
$2
South
1
10-
Switson
3
9-
Smith
Aircraft
10-
9-13
1
9-20
50c
14c
(quar.)
quar.
Smith
Solar
9-12
20c
Superior Propane, Ltd.,- $1.40 pfd. (quar.)--.
Superior Tool & Die-'(stock dividend)—
Swift & Co. (quar.)
15c
15c
30c
45c
(quar.)
Smith-Corona,
8-23
1
'<
$30c
Breweries,* Ltd.
(quar.)——
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Corp.
Machine
Common
Sunrise
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
Sunray Mid-Continent
9-40
•
25c
(quar.)__
16
Corp.—
participating pref.
Storage Corp. (quar.)
Cold
8.
9-12
10-
25c
(quar.)—
Sicks'
Skil
8-22
9-12
1
(quar.)
Canada
of
35c
(quar.)—
Optical
6
1
10-
15c
4.25%
preferred (quar.)
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)
B
Sundstrand
3
corp.
Pacific
S.
S.
u.
9-12
10-
25c
—
Sun Life Assurance Co.
9-19
1
5%.
(reduced)
common
preferred
Chemical
Sunbeam
9-
U.
$45c
$$1.75
25c
(quar.)
7%
Class
(quar.)
dividend
prior
9-19
9-
9-lj>
U.
Corp., common
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)
9-16
$50c
$56%c
20c
40c
$1.13
$1.25
50c
$1.25
$1.25
5%
Shuron
1st preferred
(quar.),
(quar.)—
& Canal
Quarterly
United
9-11
9-30
56c
Sun
9-20
1
10-
43 %c
7-17
9-16
10-
3
Share
Manufacturers
&
Jersey RR.
Non-cumulative
preferred
(quar.)
& Fuller—
Stock
9-19
id-. 2
9-
9-20
Baer
Tamblyn
Shenandoa
Common
4V2%
10-10
60c
preferred'(quar.)
preferred
9-16
10-10
10-10
10c
(quar.)—
-
9-27
5c
Shawinigan Water & Power ■ ■ *
4%%
preferred A (quar.)
4%%
preferred B (quar.)
Shawmut
Association
(quar.)-.
Shelby Salesbook, -common
4y2%
25c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)
Strawbriage & Clothier, $5 preferred (quar.)
10-10
23c
(increased quar.)
Co.
New
4-17
5-1-58
150%
G.)
United
5%
1-17
$1.25
dividend
Shattuck
9-23
Btokely-Van Camp,
1C-17
2-1-58
25c
of America
5
1
$1.13
(quar.)
Corp.
9-30
9-10
9-16
-
class A preferred (quar.)
Serrick Corp., 90c class A (quar.)
5
9-
9-16
11-
15c
m
5%
Class
Merchants
1%
7%
9-
9-16
22%c
$1.02'/a
25c
27%c
27 %c
27 %c
27%c
62%c
25c
$1.183/4
$125
25c
25c
25c
25c
r 10c
31 Vic
25c
Seiberling Rubber Co., common
4%% prior preferred (quar.)
Servo
United
Stix,
Scranton-Spring
Common
9-23
'
11-14
1
9-30
Stern & Stern Textiles—
9-12
1.
10c
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers (quar.)
{
I
I
L
Monday, September
.
.
Name of Company
Steel Improvement & Forge Co
Stock dividend
9-20
1
10-
35c
(qu.ar.)
Scott Paper Co.—
$3.40 premised (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
.
Holder•
When
Per
Holdera
Payable of Reo.
Share
.
Fetzer
&
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1198)
c
common
(quar.)
(quar.)—
;
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
(F.), Ltd.. class A (quar.)
Wieboldt Stores Inc., common
(quar.)
$4.25 preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.k—•—
Wilson & Co., Inc., common
(quar.)
Common (auar.)
$4.25 preferred
(quar.)
Winn-Dixie Stores
(monthly)
Wisconsin Electric Power, 6%
pfd.
Wisconsin
Hydro
Electric
Wisconsin Public Service,
Wiser
Oil
Co
*
(quar.)-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
,
10-
10-
1
1
9-12
9.5
9- a
1957
Number 5673
186
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Per
Company
Name of
i
1
,
When
Wolf & Dessauer (quar.)__
I7V&C
'Woodley Petroleum Co. (quar.)
\12%c
Woodward Governor Co. (extra).:
50c
Woodward & Lothrop, common (quar.)
J 50c
5Cf preferred (quar.)—
$1.25
World Publishing Co. (quar.
25c
World-Wide Helicopters
i2»/2c
Worthington Corp., common (quar.)__
62V2c
41/2% prior preferred (quar.)
$1.12M?'
Wrigley (Wm.J
Jr. Co. (monthly)-—25c
9-16
9-13
9-20
9-12
9-27
9-
Orders
8-31
9-30
_
Monthly
Texas Glass Manufacturing Corp., Houston, Tex.—SEC
Holder•
Payable oj Reo.
Share
'
9-27
4
9-
9-20
9-
1
to
zoc
11-
1
10-18
10-
1
9-10
Cab Co., ,6%
•
10-10
1-10
4-30-58
4-10
7-10
37%c
37Vic
10-
9-13
1
9-16
9-14
9-16
9-
3
9-16
9-
3
25c
62VaC
$t»25
;
'
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
"-75c
9-27
9-10
40c
preferred (quar.)—
Zenith Radio Corp. (quar.)
9-16
9-
»17V2C
7%
:
Mercantile
books
•Transfer
closed for this
not
Less British
date
tax.
income tax.
General
its
and
products.
The
proposed market
demand for the company's products
Furthermore,
area.
it alleges
an
omission
of
material
was incorrect. The
date Is Indicated here.
record
domestic
from
glass
and statements with respect to the
income
and/or
facts
concerning the competition which may be
and
foreign producers of identical and
order also questions the
adequacy or
accuracy of statements which imply and predict annual profits to the
company; statements which assure that plant construction costs will
not exceed the company's estimates; statements concerning the loca¬
tion arid supply of suitable raw materials available to the company;
similar
dividend.
publisheddate
Previous
j
material
of
encountered
S
corrected
<
.
,
v *
^
,
facts concerning
the capacity of the company's, proposed
and its anticipated production, and a failure to disclose the
terms of agreements between the company and L. R. Raitz & Co. and
Roy C. McClellan regarding the purchase of Texas Glass stock, and
Whether such shares should be covered by the registration statement.
In
addition, the Commission's order asserts that disclosures with
payment
plant
.
respect to the proposed use of the proceeds of the sale of Texas Glass
stock
and
concerning transactions with the company's officers and
organizers are inaccurate and inadequate.—V. 186, p. 570.
Corporation and
Investment News-
Texas Instruments, Inc.—New Electronic
-
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
mortgage pipe line bonds.—...—$332.000,000
note
—vl
3,500i000
mortgage notes.—_—
6,000,000
»First
Outstanding
$291,638,000
62,000,000
60,180,000
55,455,000
Debentures
•
loan
Term
:
*_
—
•>
56,000,000
notes..*
stock
•
System—
5.50%
4.50';;
convertible
series——
4.75'.(>
convertible
series
5.00'/;
series—i
5.850'
series—
(par
—
'•
stock
•>.'""
-
value
in
'
or
**
*
$7)—
one
^ I,'
'
series
convertible
(par
;"
,
,
tanks.—V.
"
*
Net
Net
convertible
subordinate
pursuant,
$2,120,041
1,398,998
$1,899,649
1,277,438
ops.
$151,779
$75,312
inc.—
42,208
16,141
$721,043
176,126
$622,211
160,958
ry.
Period End.
■
..
Net
operating
Net
exps.
Net
Dillon/Read
C..
A.
Inc
Co.
&
Abercrombie
American
Securities
Baelie
Co..
&
Corp.
Ball, Burge & Kraus—^
G.
Blair
Becker & Co.
•
Clark & Co.!
W.
Courts
W.
Dallas
j •
75
R.
S.
Dickson &
Dittmar
Dominick
Drexel
Co.,
&
Francis
Co*; Inc
& Dominick
R.
150
Co.___
&
►.
'
575
:
Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.
El worthyCo;—
Equitable
75
125"
___—
Securities
225
Corp.—
Estabrook & Co
Company
Tlie First Boston Corp.——
75
75
650
First
125
*
—
&
.—
Southwest
Company
Fridley Hess & Frederking__
Fulton Reid & Co.,
Inc.
Glore, Forgan & Co.___
Goldman, Sachs .is Co.— :
Goodbody & Co.
Granbery, Marache & Co.—
Hallgarten & Co.—
Halsey, Stuart-&, Co. Inc—
—
.
75
125
575
575
150
125
225
575
Han-imam Ripley & Co., Inc.
Hayden, Miller & Co
575
Hayden,
225
stone
Reinholdt
Co
fc
125
L.
F.
Winston
&
Bros.
Scliwabacher
Shields
Company—
&
Singer, Deane & Scribner—
Smith, Barney & Co
—
F.
' 75
Stern
Brothers
Henry HertmanCo—.—
100
Hornblowe?•&' Weeks—" 275
Stone
E-
Stroud
& Co.—
.
F. Huttoh & Co.
W. E. Huttoh & Co._
—
375
150
275
&
Co
& Co.,
Sweney
American Corp
;
Spencer Trask & Co
Tucker, Anthony &
R.
&
L.
—
200
75
A-
100
Underwood, Neuhaus
Incorporated
575
Van
M.
Kidder
&
Co.,
Inc.—
Kidder, Feabddy & Co
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co
Kuhn, Loeb'fe Co
Ladenburg,
75
—
Thalmann & Co.
Laird, Bissell &> Meeds_
C.
hazard
650
375
100
375
Langley & Co
575
Lee Higgiukdn
Corporation—" ':275
Lelunan' Brothers
" 575
Earl M. Loleh ^hoades&Co. - '375
Frfcres
&
Co
Wertheim
White,
Dean
&
—
Co
—
Weld
& Cq.
Cohu & Stetson—
Witter
&
186, m992.
100
150
275
Co.
Co.
-—
———
—V.
&
Alstyne, Noel & Co.—
Vietor, Common, Dann & Co.
G. II. Walker & Co
Winslow,
575
275
Day—.
Johnston, Lemon & Co
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.
—
'
100
75
Company
75
;
Corporation
125
200
Inc.-
Cartwright & Co—
Thomas
The Johnson, Lane, Space
125
.5751
&
75
Inc.
—
Webster Securities
Corporation
—
Swiss
Janney, Dulles: & Battles,
Boyce—
100
100
75
275
375
575
75
575
Wood, struthers & Co.——.
Woodard-Elwobd & Co.J—
375
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.—~—
125
100
taxes
profit
*
—
outstanding
per
thereon
income
on
—
share
June 29,'57 June 30/56
$38,726,533 $29,688,249
819,493
763,139
419,385
389,988
$400,108
$373,151
759,260
730,178
$0.53
increase
$0.51
in the.
"stockholders approved an
par, class A shares from 1,000,000 to 2,000,000.
present plan for the issuance of any additional
class A stock of the company, other than those shares now reserved
for issuance upon conversion of its debentures.
Based on the initial
conversion price, full conversion of the debentures would require the
issuance ot approximately 304,082 shares of additional stock, in which
case the total number of outstanding class A shares would have been
close to the previously authorized 1,000,000 shares.
The increase in the amount of authorized stock permits the board of
directors to continue to declare annual stock dividends.' In addition,
the company is now in a position to take advantage of possible acquisi¬
tions through the issuance of stock.
Aug.
6,
1957
the
number of authorized $1
125
Co
&
—
Federal
before
profit
The
200
Staats & Co.—
Starkweather
Net
On
125
225'
150
375
225
S. Smithers & Co
William R.
••
Shares
200
Co..
Agnew &
Shuman,
75
375
^
.
*
^
Provision for Federal taxes
Net
Co—
&
sales
Income
75
125
-
(& Subs.)—Reports Record Earnings
Thirteen Weeks Ended—
375
& Co——
Hutzler—
has leaded an entire floor for executive offices at
York City, a 38-story skyscraper now nearing com¬
company
Thriftimart, Inc.
■
Net
Hammill & Co.—'
She'arson,
Bros. As
II; Hentz & Co._
,
275
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, Inc
—j.
Offering—It is
pletion. Thatcher plans to move its executive personnel to New York
City from Elmira, N.\Y., and also consolidate at 375 Park Ave. the
present New- York sales offices now located at 11 West 42nd St., in
New York City.
•
'
Occupancy of the new quarters is expected to take place in January
of 1958—V. 186, p. 885.
■
Salomon
Debenture
375 Park AVe., New
375
Mosle & Co.—
Co.—Proposed
Thatcher Glass Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Leases Space
75
125
JL25
Rothschild & Co
Rowles,
Oil
directors have
no
program is being continued.
With the
supermarket in Whittier, Calif., and the opening
on Aug. 15, a total of 45 Thriftimarts are in
operation. In addition, three more supermarkets are in various stages
of development.
Last year at this time there were 36 Thriftmarts
In operation.—V. 186, p. 992.
company's
The
(August) Thyssen-Huette, A. G.
(Germany)—Expans'n
and modernization program, this
4 announced that Deutsche Edelstahlwerke of Krefeld,
largest producer of stainless steel and high-grade
alloy steel,' has been integrated into the Thyssen Group through an
exchange of stock.
Continuing its deliberate expansion
company on Sept.
West Germany's
also announced that it had pur¬
in the Huettenwerke Siegerland, Eu¬
producer. To complete the transaction,
Thyssen shares were exchanged for Siegerland shares, in addition to
a cash payment.
This prime interest in Siegerland, which also produces
tinplate, allows Thyssen-Huette an assured, continual market, for its
hot strip to be processed at the Siegerland mills.
' ' '
At
the
same
time Thyssen-Huette
minority ownership
35%
rope's
largest
2,743,079
$194,319
$1,759,154
532,101
$1,794,531
587,761
56,463
sheet
$4,543,610
..
1
Toledo Terminal
RR.—Proposed Bond Financing—
-
company has applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission
authority to market $6,000,000 first mortgage bonds due Oct. 1,
1982 at competitive bidding.
The company stated the proceeds would be used to pay off $6,000,000
of 41/a%, 50-year first mortgage bonds coming due on Nov. 1.
The new securities would be guaranteed by six .major railroads which
jointly control Toledo Terminal. These roads are-New York Central
RR.; Michigan Central RR.; Baltimore & Ohio RR.; Pennsylvania RR.;
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR. and Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
V. 159, p. 1806.
.
•
/
'• >!" i
.
■a*
■
-
.
Towers Apartment, Inc.—Florida
"t
Property Leased—
Lawrence A. Wien, prominent New York attorney and real estate
investor, has signed a long-term lease on the Palm Beach Towers,
Palm Beach, Fla., an apartment hotel.
This lease is for a term of
73 years and carries a total rental in excess of $75,000,000. This multimillion dollar 7-story, luxury apartment hotel was completed by The
Taylor Construction Co. of Miami, Fla., this past January. This ac¬
quisition is Mr. Wien's third in the Palm Beach area within the past
four months.
On
May
he acquired title to the Pahn Beach Ambas¬
l,
sador Hotel and Villas and on June
l the "Sea Breeze," on oceanfront
luxury motor hotel adjoining the Ambassador.'
The Palm Beach Towers, built at a cost of about $9,000,000, is a
7-story structure containing 5,700,000 cubic feet and a total floor area
of 550,000 square feet.
It is built on an 11-acre parcel next to the
Whitehall and fronting on Lake Worth. This property contains
1,430
rooms,
well
as
modern
Coconut
30 stores and offices.
as
cabana
Row
club
and
and
faces
On the Lakeside
swimming
The
pool.
patio, there is
The property fronts on
Breakers.
Brokers
W.
negotiating the deal were Harry B. Helmsley and Stephen
of Helmsley-Spear, Inc.,
New York.
Helmsley-Spear, Inc.
the management of this property.
Towers Will be operated as a
luxury resort hotel and an imme¬
program of expansion to provide additional guest facilities is
Brewer
will
supervise
The
diate
being instituted.
The attorneys representing Mr. Wien were Robert I. Weissman,
Esq.
Wien, Lane, Klein 6c Purcell, of New York City, and Philip D.
O'Connell, Esq. of West Palm Beach, Florida.
The landlord, Towers
Apartment Inc., was represented by Mr! Joseph Leo McGroary, Esq.
of McGroary & Quinn, Washington, D. C.
This acquisition adds another prime
property to the many previ¬
ously acquired by groups headed by Mr. Wien including such leading
hotels es the Slielton, Governor Clinton and Lexington in New York
City, the Warwick in Philadelphia, the de Ville .in New Orleans; and
the
Senator
in
the
New
Sacramento,
and such office buildings
Center Capitol Buildings and
Garment
York
City, The Sterick
Philadelphia.
in
Building
steel
in
corporation
with
acquisition
eration
the Lincoln
Broadway
120
and
the
Mall
Texas—Acquisition
Sept. 10 that it has entered into a
Casualty Co. of Chicago, 111., for the
company's oil properties for a consid¬
Bankers
of the insurance
$4,250,000.
of
Bernard
announced
Life &
as
Memphis,
Transcontinental Oil Corp., Dallas,
This
contract
on
Fein,
President of Transcontinental, stated the transaction
properties of Col-Tex Oil Corp., National Drilling Co.,
and Lincoln Oil Co., all wholly owned by the insurance
oil
company.
The properties
involved consist of 113 producing.oil and gas wells
located in Arkansas, Colorado, Illinois, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Texas and
Wyoming, Oil reserves are estimated at approxnnately 6,000,000 barrels.
is
an
project
flood
of
Colorado
18%
has
Conservation
reserves
in
interest
Continental
which
of
Commission.
the
Col-Tex
Oil
Co.
in
Oil
the
Co.
The
in
Little
recently been approved by
the
Commission
the
new
Beaver
water-
Field
Colorado Oil
ha3
estimated
In
and
the
project
at 18.000,000 barrels.
approximately 185,000 acres of non-producing
adjacent counties in Colorado on which an
active exploration and development program is
being planned. Financ¬
ing of the program will be provided in part by Bankers Life who have
Also
leases
included
in
are
Montezuma
and
agreed to subscribe to bonds and stock of Transcontinental
transaction.—V. 176, p. 2440.
as
part of
the
Trinity Acceptance Corp.
(Tex.)—Stock Offered—
Parker, Ford & Co., Inc., Dallas, Texas, on July 1, last,
offered 24,900 shares of common stock at
$12 50 per share
to bona fide residents of Texas
only.
Union Carbide Corp.—Has New Jet-Flame Process—
The
corporation on Sept. 5 announced that "the rocket jet prin¬
used to power our modern Jet aircraft and missile weapons Is
being put to industrial use. Oq the gigantic St. Lawrence Seaway
project, blast holes are being sunk in rock with a flame process known
cipal
now
Jet-Piercing..
Developed* by Linde Company, a division of Union
Corp., the new process works on the rocket principle and
it possible to pierce rock at speeds
up to 10 i times faster than
conventional drilling methods."
United
Waterways Constructors Ltd., a group of Canadian con¬
tractors, is using the Jet-Piercing process on the St. Lawrence Seaway
project. This $14,000,000 contract involves the removal of 3,600,000
as
Carbide
makes
tons
of rock on the Upper Beauharnois Lock
job
Quebec.—V. 186, p. 992.
near
Melochevllle.
Union Oil & Gas Corp. of Louisiana—Second a
ry Offer¬
secondary offering of 1,500 shares of class A
common stock (par $1) was made on
Sept 11
ing—A
by White,
share, with a dealer's discount of
completed.—V. 184, pp. 2059 and 564.
Weld & Co. at $60 per
$2
per
share. It
was
Union Pacific RR. —Earnings—
Period End.
July 31—
1957—Month—1956
$
Railway oper. revenue
$
1957—7 Months—1956
$
«
*
expenses.
42,545,090
31,718,836
42,510,964 289,443,764 285,806,632
30,773,815 222,910,490 216,045,384
Net rev. from ry. oper.
10,826,254
11,737,149
66,533.274
2,835,412
3,115,713
17,530,603
Railway
oper.
expansion
acquisition of Nixon's
of a new Thriftimart
chased
2,633,860
The
Gas
776.
This
Robinson-Humphrey
Rotan,
$l,2a9,135 $10,303,655 $11,933,368
4^3,505
3,446,369
5,466,792
_
.
100
225
•
Gardner
&
Stein
Hemphill, Noyes
•
—.
Company, Inc
225
Fauset, Steele & Co._:
Ferris
Co
&
; Reynolds & Co._i——
Riter & Co.—
The
* 75
125
Pressprich & Co—
.
debentures due Aug.
f
&
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Eastman
Dillon*. Union
Securities & Co.
W.
35,652,920
planned to offer the $650,000 of 6.25% convertible
1, 1967 at 102%, plus accrued in¬
terest, through an underwriting group headed by Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood. See also V. 186, p. 776.
4
275
Putnam
36,154,451
now
100
Company
Jackson
186, p.
Texota
.
125
200
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood—
Prcscott, Sheparcl & Co., Inc.
375
I.> duPont
Northwest
Webber,
inc.—
Oper.
$4,393,014
$214,740
68,830
inc.
1957—7 Months—1956
$558,239
363,920
for
oil
100
Co.
Curtis
225
Co.—
&
Company—
Paine:
100
75
Inc.
&
Son
Cook & Co.
Ohio
Pacific
-75
'
Newbold's
H.
5,249.775
75
275 '
.
$1,236,242
361,613
frqm ry. ops.
railway
—V.
,
Wells «fe Co
Newhard,
The
100
'"75"
Securities -Co.
,
^
——
Moseley & Co.'
S.
W.
.—75
Davis, Skag'gs & Co.
100
—
Miller & Co
Lynch, Pierce,
Mullaney,
150
j»
Company, Inc.
Union
F.
150
Co.—
&
Dain &
<&. Co.—"
Net rev.
Net
.
575
Merril, Turbeu & Co.; Inc.
125
The ^Milwaukee Company^— ' 125
Moore, Leoiiard & Lynch—
125
75
225
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$6,478,910 $46,458,106 $47,586,288
$6,532,096
5,295,854
operating exps.
.
200
•
1957—Month—1956
expenses.
oper.
Included
.100
—
Company-
.
Illamex Oil Co.
1957—Month—1956
July 31—
operating rev._
Railway
;
quoted at about 210# ATH about 158.
ATH and DEW paid 8%
dividends to
$605,249
390,509
revenue.*.
186, p. 992.
includes
Railway
.
Fenner & Bcane—.
575
-
CurtisS} House & Co
J. M.
'
-
Corp.—
Clarke
Merrill
275.
—
Richard
;-Mead,
275
Blyth & Co., Inc.
Chaplin & Company——
Clark, Dodge & Co..
E.
.75
•
Co. 'Inc.—:-.——
&
McDonnell
$2,501,880 $20,701,024 $18,862,008
409,875
4,806,323
4,628,186
$3,026,583
723,704
ops.
inc.—
992.
125
Co
&
McDonald, &
ry.
oper.
p.
Period End.
•
:75
McCormick & Co._.
f
150
l
Inc.—
Alasten
E.
A.
125
225
Barrow, Leary & Co
;75
275
Mason-Hagah, Inc——;
150
—
'.—
Marks & Co.—
Coe
&
Laurence M.
275
'225
Robert W; Baird & Co., Inc.
Baker, Weeks & Co..
A.
Mackall
75
*
...
186,
Texas & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
$100
Irving Lundborg & Co.—_
$1,800
Co.—
&
Ailyil, & Co., Inc
from
rev.
railway
—V.
Omitted)—
—(OOO's
Lovett
Net
..
railway
—V.
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$11,972,770 $11,472,951 $81,348,172 $81,540,118
8,946,187
8,971,071
60,647,148
62,678,110
rev.-
operating
;•
names
of the principal underwriters of the
bonds, and the principal amount thereof which each has severally
is
both
1274.
p.
from ry. oper.
rev.
Building
RR.^—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
July 31—
Railway
Railway
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed to purchase from the company are as follows:
stock
year
184,
Period End. July 31—
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
in
'
new
DEW
fiscal
Toledo# Peoria & Western Ry.—Earnings—
Building,
992;
p.
Texas & New Orleans
220,707 shares were reserved for
stock options.
to
from
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$263,088
187,776
"
reserved- for conversion of the
were
series.
rev.
186,
1957—Month—1956
$379,010
227,231
rev._
railway oper.
—V.
last
of
exps. -
operating
operating
Railway
{228,375 shares were reserved for conversion of the 4.50% convert¬
series, 257,518 shares were reserved for conversion of the 4.75%
issuance
669.
p.
Texas Mexican Ry.—Earnings—
ible
5.75 %
186,
Period End. July 31—
Railway
the
under
issued
.be
may
mortgage subject to the restrictions contained therein.
convertible series and 785,960 shares
for
and
be
can
150,000 shs.
196,490 shs.
8,294,025 shs.
.
15,000,000 shs.
series
more
the oil and chemical industries to control inventories,
accurately, in large installations such as tank farms.
It
used, however, wherever liquid materials are stored in large
especially
quickly
54,079 shs.
160,000 shs.
,
—_
Additional bonds
range, was introduced on Sept. 9 by this corporation.
Called the "DATA-GAGE," the system was designed and developed
■" 186,430 shs.
45,675 shs.
•
-
——————
5.750- subordinate
{Common
I
for
.1.000,000 shs.
$100>____—
first preferred series.-..—___
Preferred
system
price
2,935,684
3,710,000
Mortgage
Serial
electronic
measuring the level of
of. 100 remotely located storage tanks, with accuracy of
reliability and self-checking features unique within its
liquid in any.
performance,
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
Authorized
transistorized
new
Exchange,
the
stockholders.—V.
a
A
(Continued from page 12)
Deutsche
Stock
For
to the public.
concerning the products proposed
to be manufactured,
the
"unique" processes for the manufacture of glass products proposed
be employed and the time-saving effects of such processes, and the
strategic competitive location of the proposed plant, as well as the
-
xLess Jamaica
per
to
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
{Payable In Canadian funds; tax deductible at the source.
resident tax 15%; resident tax 1%.
a
by T. J. Campbell Investment
it would receive a selling com¬
addition, Campbell Investment had
share, 50 shares of stock for every
ments
Institute-
Quarterly
at* $2
In
55
Edelstahlw'erke consolidation, recognized by the High
Authority of the European Coal and Steel Community, follows the
Thyssen-Huette
union
with
Niederrheinische
Huette,
West
Germany's largest wire producer, and raises the present combined steel
production of the Thyssen Group to 2.8 million tons annually.
To achieve the majority share
ownership in DEW, Thyssen-Huette
exchanged 1.5 of its shares for each DEW share.* On the Dusseldorf
basis
which
its order for
omission
Co-dperative
Zion's
sold
for
share.
per
purchase,
to
efforts
best
a
Houston,
proceedings, the Commission challenges the accuracy
and adequacy of various informational disclosures contained in Texas
Glass' registration statement and prospectus. Among these are state¬
10■
on
of
cents
35
shares
In
8-16
9-16
*1 25
also
of
According to the prospectus, the com¬
pany proposed to manufacture
window and heavy sheet crystal plate
glass at a plant to be constructed in Bryan, Brazos County/ Texas,
at
a
cost
of $2,000,000
(including equipment).
The promoters are
C. V. Mulkry (President and board Chairman)
and A1 L. Crystal, both
of Houston, and Walter Foltz, of Fort Smith, Ark.
9-30
—
Extra
1,000
25c
30c
made
be
option
an
7Vac
Younker
'
10-31
1-31-58
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (quar.)
Bros., 5%
preferred (quar.)—J—
5%
series preferred (quar.)_:
V
1
conv.
to
Inc.,
mission
37Mic 7-31-58
9-25
25c
pfd. (quar.)
6% convertible preferred (quar.)___
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
■6% convertible preferred (quar.)
York Corrugating (quar.)
York Water Co.
(quar.)
Yosemite Park & Curry
Young (L. A.) Spring & Wire (quar.)
Yellow
was
Co.,
(quar.)
Yale & Towner Mfg.
and
of
determine
corporation filed its registration statement on May 28, 1957,
proposing the public offering of 2,700,000 shares of common stock at
$:? per share. An additional 300,000 shares are said to be under option
to the original stockholders at their $1 par value. The public offering
9-20
37 V2c
37Vac
—
institution
1933
The
-
recent
The
9-
9-16
10-
Order Proceedings—
Exchange Commission on Sept. 11 announced
"stop order" proceedings under the Securities Act
whether
to
suspend
the effectiveness of
a
registration statement filed by this corporation for alleged failure to
comply with the
requirements of that Act.
A
hearing therein is
scheduled for Sept. 28, 1957, in the Commission's Washington office.
9-
9-18
Stop
Securities
The
the
of
9-
9-15
(1199)
Net
—V.
railway oper. inc—
186, p. 992.
Union Tank Car Co.—New
A
69,761,248
21,369,666
•
Development—
multi-purpose tank car which incorporates two fundamental
tank car design—elimination of the dome and underframe—is announced by this company.
new
changes
The
in
versatile
new
"HD"
tank
serves where previously four
required. With only minor modi¬
used as a general service car; Jor
carrying acid; as an insulated car; and as a low pressure car, accord¬
ing to E. A. Locke, Jr., President.
"
classifications
separate
tank
fications
the new
tank
car
par
were
can
be
tank car were outlined to the industry Sept. 12
in a prepared speech entitled "What's New in Tank
a
panel discussion at the National Petroleum Asso¬
ciation's annual meeting in Atlantic • City, N. J.
This new development "weighs less, costs less, carries more, has
Details of the. new
by
Mr.
Cars?"
Locke
during
56
versatility,
greater
safer,
stronger,
is
and
and
efficient to
tank
more
operate, maintain, load, and unload and inspect than any other
car of comparable capacity now
being built," Mr. Locke stated.
In
addition
to
elimination
of
the
dome
and
understructure,
of
removal
The
the
petitioned
has
company
multi-purpose
company's
facilities
in
the
for
Commission
Commerce
made available to
firm's production
Toronto.—V. 186, p. 1096.
also is being
through the
car
outside
just
listing
the Pacific Coast Stock
on
Cord
company,
.
,
the
and
Exchange
Stock
Havana
in
Cuba.—V.
184,
2374,
pp.
2228
Cataract
See
extends to March 31, 1962, the expiration date of
Commission purchase contracts.
Jen, Inc., which has
shipping Vitro substantial quantities of amenable ore for sev¬
months, will provide a maximum 10,000 tons of ore per month
stockholders have
assets
186,
992,
p.
the sale of all of the property
approved
and
this compairy
of
assets
was
stock of Industrial.
par common stock of United was suspended from dealings on
the American Stock Exchange at the opening of business on Sept. 13,
exchanged for
be
The
)
_
of a share of
%
$1
par
common
$1
Walter E.
President of Industrial Enterprises, Inc., empha¬
Bronston,
all of the present activities at the Chicago and Philadelphia
of the company will be continued by United Specialties Co. of
Illinois, the name of the newly organized company which will operate
the business as a subsidiary of Industrial Enterprises, Inc.
He said
that special effort would be taken to vigorously pursue the sales and
engineering of its line of air-cleaner products at the Chicago plant.
that
plants
—V.
185,
Asquisition
Texas
has
this
by
of
corporation
20-acre
a
H.
holders.
plant site
Dallas,
near
In
the
Is
in his
President
"in
made
was
order
Vin
and
the
in
"These
needed
at
to
the
plans
New
the
for
establishment
York-Philadelphia-Baltimore
of
area
Midwest.
facilities
will
be
established
as
the steadily rising volume of business available to tlio
according to Mr. Lundquist.
backlog of orders continues to increase and is now in
the
of
$2,500,000.
Universal
record
controlled by Louis E.
250.000
purchase
stock,
in
making
shares
Wolfson
and
has
associates,
of
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.
the largest single
stockholder
of
Universal
Merritt-Chapman.
Wolfson
Mr.
Corp.—Buys Merritt-Chapman Stk.
to
agreed
had
Marion
corporation,
common
is
associates
President
shares
5,569,132
Chairman
and
outstanding
owned of record
of
as
that date
of
June
Merritt-Chapman, which
30,
1957.
He and his
at least 215.000 shares of Merritt-
Chapman.
The
agreements
by Universal are listed in a proxy statement issued
toy Universal for a special meeting Sept. 19 to vote on the acquisition,
through an exchange of stock, of Southern Pipe & Supply Co., a pri¬
vately-owned
The
from
$23
concern
statement
Abraham
share;
per
also controlled by Mr. Wolfson.
Universal
says
I.
Savin
and
from Mr. Savin
price.
July
on
Savin
Mr.
his
shares
1,
of
1957,
to
purchase
Merritt-Chapman
stock
acquired
of Merritt-Chapman
Savin
Construction
said
still
He
the
1955
East
owns
20,000
to
disclosed
on Sept.
3 that "within the last 30 days" he and his
all connection with Merritt-Chapman.
He is listed in the
Merritt-Chapman annual report as a director. Vice-President of
Construction
division.
Corp.
Department and President of the Savin
Herbert C. Savin and Marvin S. Savin
Vice-Presidents of the
as
he
severed
latest
Vice-President
a
Construction division
Savin
of
the
and
Construction
listed
are
as
Herbert is listed
Construction
Department.
according to the proxy statement, will
toe completed by July 1, 1958, though Universal was to receive all divi¬
dends paid on the shares from June 10,
1957, including a 4% stock
dividend paid to holders of record June 14.—V. 186, p. 992.
The
acquisition of
the stock,
Federal
Judge Robert N. Wilkin ruled in Washington, D. C., on Sept.
companies
selling
variable
annuity insurance policies were
that
exempt from control of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Judge Wilkin dismissed a suit by the SEC and the National Associa¬
tion of Securities Dealers, Inc.', to require this
company and Equity
Annuity Life Insurance Co. to register with the SEC.
Under the
variable
annuity plan, payments by policy
invested
losses
for
In
stocks
from
the
with
stock
annuities
in
varying
investments'.
proportion*
Ordinary annuity
183, p. 3060.
of fixed amounts.—V.
payment
the
ultra-stable
new
precision
nounced
i
Power
in
mounted
to
bank
a
voltage
A
is
Supply
followed
and
RC
of
power
holders
to
are
profits
policies
17
a
cold
network.
cathode
this
by
suggested
and
Period End.
oper.
Railway
oper.
rev.
tubes
type
6
In
Freres
Merrill
jet
May, 1957,
on
the company's
report said.
Asphalt contracts
during
the
RCAF,
three
is
an¬
assembly panelof an input regulating
high-voltage
transformer,
filtered
from
DC
which
voltage
the
is
applied
regulated
output
565 \
Electrometer,
Specification
Q826B,
r
micro-
r
uses
July 31—
$4,735,049
West Texas Utilities Co.—To Lease
of
term
it
company,
40
announced
was
lease
to
from
the
of
$4,144,357
2.499,598
2,233,576
$2,235,451
$1,910^781
sale
quantities
announcement
ciarence
on
1,264
1'007'633
1957—7 Months—1956
16,984,712
15,047,025
$21,203,026 $16,250,043-
11.590,687
8,702,082
by Eastman Dillon,
12 offered for public
issue of $25,000,000 (U. S.) 5%% subordinate
new
a
headed
group
Co.
&
Sept.
on
dian), plus accrued interest per $100 principal amount
Both offering were oversubscribed.
The
the
debentures
new
July
through
first
The
ten
debentures
Sept.
1,
and
1967,
redeemable
are
at
River
facilities
See
Canadian
a
t*.
SStvmo?^
vounty, U^aL, known .the
Big
jointly
as
redeemed
corporation
Columbia.
Pacific
for
on
before
or
with
executive
and
Natural
Northwest
Pipeline
from
gas
British
fields
Columbia
also
gas
will
Corp.
at
be
the
to
$
:
in
United
at
addition
to
contracts
993,
p.
Electric
Ltd.
and
sales
is expecced to be in operation Nov.
that time of 650 miles of 30-inch line and
British
to
the
Pacific
sale
of
Columbia
CAPITALIZATION
Northwest,
natural
Electric
Co.
Pacific
July 31—
First
mortgage
ser.
First
mtge.
(ser.
pipe
A)
pipe
line
due
oper.
has
Natural
expenses.
Net rev.
PRESENT
1,
1,
37
entered
Gas
Co.
bonds
(series B),
ser.
debs,
*$83,000,000(U.S.)
matur'g
5Va 'r
matur'g
5Va %
5 VaTr
1,
19,000,000(U.S.)
Bank
Net
341,423
4,389,265
3,915,893
Alabama—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
1957—7 Months—1956
$319,685
$313,804
$2,360,201
$2,436,385
expenses.
285,226
294,830
2,094,307
2,098,021
from ry. oper.
rev.
$34,459
$18,974
$265,894
$338,364
21,107
15,894
159,162
194,865
railway
—V.
inc.
oper.
186, p. 994.
Western Tool & Stamping Co.—New Records—
It
announced
was
records
1957.
sales
in
$16,995,059
The
and
the
Des
at
parts
to
Moines,
department.
Jen,
Indian
Inc.
Mining
the Cord
Mine,
will
series
3.500,000(U.S.)
Iowa,
District
to
Vitro
uranium
of
San
20,500,000(U.S.)
due
B,
of
dividend
Sept.
compares
the
of
10
both
3,
This
the
expects
company
cents
demand
share
per
for
stock
working
(without
3,100,000(U.S.)
25,000.000(U.S.)
series
bank
quarters.—V.
Uranium Co.'s
declared
stockholders
of
of
per
cents
20
185,
capital—.
a
series
(series
established
company
make
l,000,000(Can.)
Ai
amount
of
sold
were
a
line
of
borrowings
up
for
working
credit
t
White
capital
on
in
"r^ten
to
Frank
M.
5:4.817,990 shs.
first
Aug.
1956,
favor
of
purposes.
credit
a
of
mortgage
29,
2962.
p.
Sewing Machine Corp.—To Diversify—
corporation plans to sell its main plant in Lakewood, Ohio and
of its equipment into its former factory building near down¬
Cleveland.
Most of the equipment at the Lakewood installation
town
will be sold.
E.
S.
Reddig, President, said on Sept. 4 tbtet in the future the
com¬
would import or buy machine parts for assembly in an effort to
with
low-cost
imported
machines.
The
company
recently
pany
compete
lost
a
had
spent
major sewing machine account with Sears, Roebuck &
about $500,000 renovating two older factory units
operations.
Co.
It
for US
retrenched
the
include
proposed
fiber glass
the
products,
first
half
completed, White's
cleaners
vacuum
this
of
compared with
in
and
White
year,
withh $14,134,238
compared
V. 184,
is
move
the
the
like
$24,712,299,
of
sales
It
period.
1956
profit of 19-5,095
a
equipment.
defense
reported
operations
production
combined
relatively small sewing machine division,
a
had a loss
of
of 1956.-*
in the first half
1398.
p.
White
Stores, Inc.—August Sales Increased—
the
*jas
Co.
Production
Co.
pipeline
company
company
time
in
an
to
expects-
time
as
may
y,
reserved
for
$21,342,694
186, p. 994.
The
(EDT)
noon
it
from
of
Room
at
company
to
1306,
Sept.
on
48
16
Street,
Wall
will
receive
$2,500,000 first mortgage bonds due
(F. W.)
16—
purchase
the
for
bids
5, N.
York
New
186, p.
1982.—V.
IPS®'
Wool worth Co.—August Sales Higher—
1957—8
1957—Month—1956
McMahon
and
Ltd.
for
the
Sales
Mos.—1956
—V.
186.
p.
$
$
$
994.
Eastman
Dillon,
may
acquisition
Yale & Towne Mfg. Co.—New Lift Truck—
A Worksaver
the
rider-walkie
unit .with conveyor
flasks
of
Materials
The
in
sand
unit is
a
of
Union
be issued
shares
of
which
hoist
has
been
This
system
a
an
an
of
the
several
underwriters
and
the
load
and
these
integrate
attachment to
fragile materials
such
company's
Division.
one-half
ton
capacity
Yale
Spur
swingiaS
Gear
trolley UP®
has
published a
attached..
describing
of
with
high lift platform Worksaver equipped with a
company's
bulletin
truck
carrying bulky,
foundry has been developed by the
a
Handling
to
lift
lines
Yale
the
Materials
functions
industrial
lift
Handling
of
truck.
ah
Division
accumulator
Wher>
trucks
are
in
devices
have
been
lifting mechanism by
as
^lound to reduce shock
much
as
the
hydraulic
roug 1
used over
Ltd.
names
464,955,19*
62,799,631 480,440,823
67,663,621
terrain,
UNDERWRITERS—The
Mos.—1956
$2,613,329 $23,582,576
$3,573,268
boom
issuance upon the exercise
Securities & Co. and hot including 1.077.915 shares
that
lMaturai
1957—8
1957—Month—1956
Sales
1957.
Canadian chartered
The
from
such purposes.
including 198,010 shares
Westcoast
in each
paid
some
Period End; Aug. 31—
to $1,000,000 at any time
outstanding
1, 1961, all such borrowings to be used
borrowings under this line
necessary for
jNot
principal
period extending to Jan.
the
1957.
July 20,
share
or
25,000.000 shs.
amount limited to
over
directors on
the
by
record
This
25,000,000 (U.S.)
commitment letter dated March 6,
has
this Fafc
completed
due
C,
nominal
$8,000,000
43h%
a
be
its
were
payable Oct. 4 to
with a dividend
preceding
for
$
IBy
house the sales promotion
should
products for the 1957-1958
season to equal the past year's record sales,
it was further announced.
For the year ended July 27, 1957, net
earnings amounted to approxi¬
mately $4.09 per share on the stock presently outstanding.
A
regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share and a special
up
value)
bonds,
to
was
to its new
addition
Wisconsin Natural Gas Co.—Bids Sept.
o,es
Juan
designed
building
taxes
year.
substantial
a
compared to
as
after
income
preceding
3,500,000(U.S.)
3,100,000(U.S.)
debs.,
iv.,yt
snip
Net
the
building
This
$23,804,284,
were
year.
$928,966
is currently
company
for
period
preceding
compared
as
warehouse
this
that this company has established netf
the fiscal year which ended July 27,
4
earnings
for
for
Sept.
on
and
sales
Net
$1,289,059,
series
1988—__1
loan
19,000,000 (U.S.)
20,500,000(U.S.)
debs.,
1988
1,
Capital
Net
—V.
1988
debs.,
subord.
April
$6,648,966
565,911
Period End. Aug. 21—
semi-annually
subord.
April 1,
subord.
April
24,011,429
$8,415,849
revenue
Railway oper.
10,500,000 (Can.)
semi-annually
May 2, 1960 to Nov. 1, 1961
due
A,
9,150,000(U.S.)
10,500,000(Can.)
1, 1959 to Nov. 1, 1963
notes
32-year
23,490,038
$484,413
July 31—
oper.
120.085,
9,150,000(U.S.)
3,646,832
maturing semi-annually
notes
•from
Railway
of
5%
1969
3,552,169
$1,078,377
inc.
Western Ry. of
In
May 1, 1959 to Nov. 1, 1963
from May
41/*r/c
due Nov. 1,
Co.—Earnings—
$4,630,546
ry. oper.
oper.
Period End.
will
Outstanding
$83,000,000(U.S.)
155.
p.
186, p. 994.
move
FINANCING
Authorized
*77
from
railway
When
TO
186,
1957—Month—1956 •'. 1957—7' Months—1956
$4,131,245 $31,905,887 $30,660,395
revenue—
to
bonds,
Nov.
line
company
Inland
RR.
oper.
Ltd.
GIVING EFFECT
'
the
to
gas
Co., Inc.—Licenses Electronics Firm
Siegler Corp. above.—V.
States
line.
for
21,585,000 147,072,000 139,915,008
the
horsepower is installed.
into
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$
$
$
22,194,000
:
Western
markets
delivered
system
consist
26-inch
natural
northern Alberta
pipeline
and will
of
of
British
The
of
agreement
S.)
Initial daily capacity of the line will be 300,000
Mcf, but it is antici¬
pated that this will be increased to 400,000 Mcf during the first
year
of
operations
as
the
gathering system is extended and additional
to
Corp. of America, has signed
with Jen, Inc. of
Moab, Utah, for the purchase
the
if
(Mo.)—August Sales Up—
1957—Month—1956
Aug. 31—
Western
The
107V2#.
scrubbing plant.
system will transport
the
of
border.
1957
common
(U.
gas
area
southern
miles
$35
Alberta, will use the proceeds of the sale, together
for final construction expenses of a natural gas
funds,
pipeline and a
The pipeline
in
company's
are
decreasing to the principal thereafter.
the debentures are redeemable for the sinking
company,
Calgary,
other
Pence
at
the
prices
100%.
PROCEEDS—The
offices
with
into
prices
at
Beginning Sept. 1, 1976,
at
convertible
are
15, 1978.
Conversion
and $38.50 thereafter.
years,
222,000
2.000,000
_
885.
p.
186,
Net
of debentures.
be
division of Vitro
low-lime
uranium
ore,
according to
a
joint
Sept. 12 by J. Carlton Ward, Jr., President of
Vitro,
xu,
378,000
Ltd
Co.
sales
—V.
Securities
222,000
1,500,000
SEC
debentures, series C, due April 1, 1988. Of the total,
$12,300,000 principal amount are being offered in the
United States at a price per $100 principal amount of
debentures of $104 (U. S.), plus accrued interest. In Can¬
ada, a group of underwriters and dealers offered the
balance of $12,700,000 of the debentures at $100 (Cana¬
$38,187,738 $31,297,068
Vitro Corn, of AmoHTtr—New Uranium
Prvntra"*—
agreement
&
55,000
378,000
—
$12,300,000 $12,700,000
186,
Net
years,
underwriting
—
—_——:—
Co
.
Westcoast Transmission Co., Ltd.—Debentures Offered
—An
406,000
222,000
378,000
Western Auto Supply Co.
initial
an
all of the properties comprising, the City's electric
and distribution system at an annual rental of
plus an annual franchise tax equal to 2%
of total annual
from customers
within the City limits.—V. 186, p. 885.
revenues
by
long-term
Gundy
Period End.
plant
generating
0Includes
expenses^
a
&
Railway
for
Texas,
694,000
.
95,000
Railway
received
has
5,
55,000
for
System—
Sept.
Spur,
on
City
_—___
Total
-V.
92,000
129,000
95,000
Corp.-
& Co.Wliittall Ltd
R.
2,000,000
158,000
221,000
Co
&
Witter
Wood,
378,000
..—
Weld
White,
report issued to field representatives. This total was $1,210,000
than sales during August of 1956.—V. 186, p. 777.
par
from ry. oper.
Vitro Uranium Co.,
Co,
Barney & Co.—
Webster Securities
Norman
a
This
Beane
'1
<fe
Wheat
Dean
222,000
222,000
222,000
378,000
r
&
Ltd.————
Hopwood——
&
'
1957—Month—1956
revenue—
Jaffray
Smith,
C.
378,000
—
Fenner
Pierce,
Thomson & Co.,
Nesbitt,
Stone
221,000
378,000
Co.__
Reynolds & Co
Sc.ierck/ Richtcr
they
what
times
Lynch,
378,000
—
—
Brothers
Lehman
378,000
___
Co
&
<te
378,000
—
—
Period End.
required
applications,
0RNL
is
also
The new 2-color illustrated bulletin
and applications, and gives complete
specifica¬
data, accuracy, ranges, etc.—V, 185, p. 2962.
.to
ri86W 9931"' inC'—
large
the
company.
performance
Railway
unci
Lazard
During the month of August, 1957, new investment sales of shares in
Wellington Fund,
one
of
the country's largest mutual funds,
amounted to $8,707,000, A. J. Wilkins, Vice-President, stated on Sept.
Virginian Ity.—Earnings—
ci
Peabody
222,000
406,000
129,000
55,000
222,000
222,000
222,000
129,000
222,000
694,000
221,000
-
——
95,000
Co
Weeks_
&
Hornblower
Kidder,
—V.
*
a
well drilled
52nd
the
Harriman
J.
Inc—___
Sachs & Co.___
Ripley & Co., Inc.—
Goldman,
Piper,
i——
,
Sons
&
<fe
Forgan
Glore,
378,000
378,000
Corp
Co.
Garrett
Robert
221,000
w
—1
—
California
First
694,000
Co.—
&
Boston
First
The
221,000
Co
&
55,000
92,000
129,000
92,000
129,000
106,000
129,000
222,000
158,000
—
_
&' Sons
Brown
Eberstadt
Funds
221,000
—
are
$2,048,000
158,000
Co
Inc—
Wellington Fund, Inc.—Had Record August Sales—
•
3Va %
consists
The
'
—v
came
or
double-chassis
It
obtained. "
bulletin on the Victoreen Model
electrometer
'
started
with
period under review were approximately
during the first half of 1956.
3 Va%
the
of
similar
conventional
a
announced
Net
well
forecast.
is
new
tion
unit
and
modular
cabinet.'
microainmeter
outlines
The
the third and fourth quarters of 1957 will be signifi¬
cantly higher than for the comparable periods a year ago, the report
provide
Physically, the Victoreen Model 683 Higli-
by
filter
supply
counting,
company,.
ventilated
a
transformer
rectifier
DC
scintillation
this
by
Voltage
completion of this well marked
were
43s%
Victoreen Instrument Co.—New Power Unit—
for
& Co.,
Earnings for
from
A
&
Blyth
Alex.
Co
Inc
Co.
Blair
Funds
95,000
Walter & Hurry, Inc
Bingham,
had been
In
Variable Annuity Life Insurance Co. of America, Inc.
3
field.
commented.
contract
fund
holdings
sons
received
each
same
their
.sons
47-5-D
No.
Wainwright in the 25 months ended Aug. 30, 1957. Of these, 50
productive oil wells, one a gas well, and one a dry hole, Mr.
Schutz
at
when
Merritt-Chapman
Hartford, Conn.
Mr. Savin
30,000 shares of Merritt-Chapman stock.
in
Corp.,
Well
each
Canadian
$3,502,000
Co._
&
&
&
Stearns
Bear,
wore
stock
agreed
1, 1957 agreed to buy 50,000 shares
M. S. Savin and H. C. Savin, at the
a total purchase price of $5,750,000.
and his sons,
and
Jan.
on
100,000
This would amount to
.stock
R.
&
in
cored 14 feet of oil sand, Mr.
the company
and
P.
Alberta,
Wainwright,
the
elevation
successful
The
by
Union
This
Wainwright
said.
$22,500,
manufacturing
,,
Eichler
Bateman.
meet
said
excess
in
.
number of shares.
Northland
of
15
good
a
Schutz
letter to stoclcholdesr, stated that
to provide for future expansion
future
revealed
additional
company,"
He
also
ago,
■
authorization
facilities
year
for
American
Section
rapidly growing industrial areas of the Southwet." The property
midway between Fort Worth and Dallas, Texas in Tide
company
very
the fully integrated oil company for the half
year amounted to $140,993, equal to ny2 cents a share on the 806,578
shares of common stock outstanding at July 31, 1957.
This compares
with $27,815
or
21/* cents a share for the corresponding period a
located
manufacturing
U. S.
Dillon,
Lestrange
the
Industrial Park.
The
than
were
s
earnings
Net
announced.
been
Liuidquist,
acquisition
(Can.)—Earns.
the first six months of 1957
for the
comparable period a
16, 1957
debentures to be purchased by
Securities & Co
Union
Eastman
Drexel
for
earnings
higher
substantially
more
C.
669.
p.
Edgar H. Stapper, President, and Murray A. Schutz, Executive VicePresident, announced on Sept. 5 in a semi-annual report to share¬
2853.
p.
United States Chemical Milling Corp.—Expansion—
the
and
Deliveries
sized
186,
Wainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd.
Revenues
fuel
1
notice.—V.
30-days
on
Monday, September
.
.
follows:
follows:
F.
1957.
I"'
month
per
drilling
to Industrial Enterprises, Inc. The transfer of
expected to be consummated on Sept. 12, 1957. Under
the sale agreement each share of $1 par common stock of United will
the
Energy
improvement in sales to a 40",'c increase
refinery throughput and to greater production from the company's
oil and
gas wells.
Earnings were up because of the sales rise and
increased prices received for crude oil and finished products.
Subsequent
to
the
semi-annual report,
the company completed
Co.—Sales Approved—
United Specialties
The
above.—V.
Mining Corp.
principal amount of series C
Arthurs,
Nev.,
in
Oil Concessions—
United Fruit Co.—Buys
by Jen
in the largest single uranium sale
purchased
yea>' ago, based on the same
The report attributed the
1734.
and
the
.
Uncle Ben, Jen and
in March from E. L.
Pasco,
agreement
Atomic
been
Delaware
a
in
was
of Reno,
U. S.
Associates
Exchange at the opening of busi¬
corporation, with its main office in Los
Angeles, Calif., has 4,344,880 shares of common stock, of which 3,844,880 are outstanding, and 500,000 are subject to notice of issuance.
Ted Jones, President, said that "The company has major properties
in California and Texas, but the majority of its interests are in Cuban
concessions exceeding 95,000 acres.
Production of approximately ,7,000
barrels of oil per month is believed to be the largest production by any
Cuban company."
'
The company's stock is also listed on the American Stock Exchange
The
claims,
uranium
and
recorded
the
includes
which
Mine,
Cord
The
Sept. 5, 1957.
ness
custom uranium mills in the
of the largest
one
during the life of the agreement. '
•
•Jen also has received an option to increase shipments to 12,000 tons
10-cent par value common stock of this corporation was admitted
The
*
Jackie
eral
United Cuban Oil Inc.—Stock Listed—
to
City mill,
us
as
ever
customers
Ont.,
Lake
Salt
The
boards.
tank
Canadian
Oakville,
Interstate
the
side running
the
new
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1200)
one-half.—V.
impact to
186, p.
994
Volume
136
Number 5673
.
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Financial Chronicle
(1201)
?
.
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the
The
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U.S.
dry
can
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hunger
.
Government
.
.
has
given CARE precious
stocks
of farm abundance
Every $1
to
give enables CARE
you
deliver
a
big Food Crusade
package to a needy family
overseas.
address
tell
...
go
And your name
and
with each package, to
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of
parents that you, and our ccutfry
are
their friends
.
.
22
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world's
.
Join the
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,
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lbs•
New York
the
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16, N. Y.
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"
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Enclosed
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be
find
$
delivered
for
in
my
name,
426
wherever
Crusade
most
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state
Income-Tax Deductible
,
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57
The Commercial and Financial .Chronicle
(120?)
58
.
.
Monday, September 16.
1957
.
i
.
'■ ••
STATE AND CITY
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Claremont
Los
MobUe County (P. O. Mobile), Ala
Warrant
Board
President
School
°f
Bond
P."
Offering--Alfred
Delchamps,
Sale—The
bonds offered
the
of
Unified School
District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Mariposa
$98,000 school
p. 886
Sept. 3—v. 186,
—were
(Com? on Sept. 24 until the
11
(CST) seal^d bids for
awarded to Dean Witter &
Co.,
Commissioners,
4%s, at 101.41,
as
basis of
a
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $238,000 sewer
bonds offered Aug. 14—v. 186, p.
570—were
awarded
■ssrs of $i'5oo'oo° public
Cold
Warrancs- Ajated Aug.
to 1Q77
Ug* 1 fr0m 1958
ftoi years from date of issue.
^elusive. Callable after
five
1^7
1
Spring School District, Santa
Barbara County, Calif.
n
Bond Sale—The $80,000 build¬
.
ing bonds offered Sept. 3—v. 186,
886
p.
th^R1/^ and interest payable at
awarded
were
—
Security-First National
Los Angeles, Calif.
geBankers Trust Co., New York
to
issue
3%% and 4%
the
Bank
Elbow Sch. District, Tulare
Warrant"S^e~An"
$260,000 sy4%
ings
about 4.34%.
of
cap!
Bond
bonds
cSi ? ily scho°l warrants
was
sold to Thornton, Mohr & Farish
Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Legality an-
994
$65,000 school
Sept. 3—v. 186, p.
awarded
were
the
to
Se¬
curity-First National Bank of Los
Angeles.
IW? fbS- D"mas' O'Neal &
,
Fuller ton Junor College Dstrict,
Orange and Los Angeles Counties,
Sale—-An issue of $60,mnfMHnU|t ?nd»WaS Sold t0 the
Winfield
State
Bank, and
the
Citizens
jointly,
Bank,
Bond
,
America
CISCO,
fnfl n i*
5s.
Riverside
Fran
1971
■iy/1
to
Law™
as follows:
Oct.
on
1
from
at
until
his
11
a.m.
the
tor
inoii
+
£70 inclusive.
i?! 0n,0ct- 1
19/9 inclusive. from
778—Were
awarded
on
of
of san
mi
,
®aVlngs
Francisco, as
nm*
bids
until 9
(CDST)
a.m.
a!!! °f $r]°-m.°00 veterans farm
Sept.
10—v.
awarded
to
a
p
be
as
Co., W. E. Hutton
Bank
1958
gen-
1958
97—were
1958
a
Steries
Nov. 1 from
on
Co., Stroud
Co., Fitz-
on
1972
Series
Nov.
1
B
from
inclusive.
1977
in¬
recre¬
centers—1955, Series A
Due
on
1972
bonds.
Due
1958 to
Nov.
1
?0'«615l%?6T?aAug.lfro„
1972
bonds.
The
from
Due
bonds
on
Nov.
1
inclusive.
from
>•
"
30,000
5%s
n,i
lve*
on
Nov.
1
from
are
dated
1
$750,000 4i/2s,
from
to
City
Offering
Clerk,
—
will
Erma
receive
sealed
until 7:30 p.m.
(CDST) on
Sept. 16 for the purchase of $58,491.28
Vehicle Parking
District
on
and
Oct.
1
building
nark
—v.
dufon
1977 inclusive.
$750,000
from
to
186,
bonds
p.
offered Sept. 10
995—were awarded to
a
group composed of the Bank of
America National Trust & Sav¬
in-
3Us
1973
Port
(P.
0.
Offering—Secretary
J.
B. Culpepper announces that
the Board of Control will receive
sealed: bids until 11 a.m.
(CDST) on-Sept.
purchase of--$500,000" oh- Sept. 27 for the
bonds.r Dated $1,925,000 apartment
1, 1957. Due on
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
(EST)
purchase of
Callable'-as
on
1, 1967. Principal and in¬
(A-O) payable at the Efe
trict Treasurer's office;.
American
Trust Co., San Francisco, or ,aj the.
First National
City I Bank;,,,,N.ew"
York City. Legality, approved*,by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco." .t .'
terest
revenue cer¬
Jan.
tificates." Dated
Oct. 1 from
Oct.
of
,-
Florida
improvement
Oct.
certificates
Tallahassee), Fla.
Certificate
p.m.
the
Los
Unified
ings
,
School
Angeles County,
District,
Califs*
1, 1957. Due
Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1997 inclu¬
sive.
Interest
proved by
Richardson
sonville.
J-J.
Legality
ap¬
Patterson, Freeman,
& Watson, of Jack¬
'V,
•
<•
GEORGIA
Atlanta,
....
Gar.
Certificate Sale—The $1,800,000
water works revenue certificates
offered
were
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
until 9
Due
Boston
Association,
of
San
p.
995—
group
com¬
of Blyth & Co., Inc., First
Corp., Robinson - Hum¬
Principal and.in.-, $480,000 41/2s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1958 to 1963 inclusive.
terest
(M-N)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office, or "at
any of the fiscal agencies of the
county in New York City Or Chi-,
Due on Sept.
from 1964 to 1977 inclusive.
.1,320,000 3V2S.,
Savannah, Ga.
Sale—The
-Bond
":,:F
"
Aurora, Colo.
Offering — Sealed 'bids
(received
until
3 * p. m.
Sept. 25 for the pur¬
chase of $3,000,000 general obli¬
gation water extension and im¬
on
provement bonds.
*
"
'
Colorado
Bond
^
Bank
Offering
of
the
—
Robert
Winston-
Co.,
at 94.36, a basis of about
3.867c.
ILLINOIS
'
Bloomington, III.
: x
Board
Trust
.&
Salem,
Seminary (P. O. Denver),
President
$1,373,0
general
obligation bonds
offered Sept. 12 — v. 186, p. 881
were
awarded to the. Wachovia
3Va%
COLORADO
be
1
'
cago.
(MST)
a
about 3.58%, as follows:
Nov. 1 from 1958 to
on
inclusive.
1977
posed
to
phrey Co., InC;, Shields & Co., and
on Oct. 8 for
of $2,000,000 school Bacon, Stevenson & Co., at a price
of U00.005, a net interest cost o
bonds.
Dated .Nov? 1,?
building
1957.
Sept. 10—v. 186,
awarded
(PDST)
a.m.
.
Selig,
Marguerite L.
wiU 'receive
until 8:30 p.m. (DS1
Offering
Bond
City
Zook,
sealed bids
—
Clerk,
.
Trus¬
ot
on
Sept. 23 for the purchase ot
$500,000
water revenue
bonds.
(MST) on Sept. 27 Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Sept.
for the purchase of $1,710,000 non
1
from
1958
to
1977 inclusive.
tax-exempt University of Denver
Principal and interest (M-S) Pay¬
dormitory
and
dining f facility able at a
Chicago banking insti¬
revenue
bonds.
Dated
May
1,
tution, or at some other place
1957. Due on May 1 from 1960 to
be designated by the
succ^ss,
1997 inclusive. Interest M-N. Le¬
bidder.
Legality
approved dj
gality approved by Dawson, NaChapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
gel, Sherman & Howard, of Den¬
ver.
r
•'
"
1 /
Cook County (P. O. Chicago), /«•
3:30
p.m.
.
$10,000,000 Ex¬
Bond Sale—The
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
bonds offered Sept.
887—were awarded
pressway
v. 186, p.
o a
until
8
p.m.. (MST) .on
Sept. 18 for the purchase of $45,- syndicate headed by the
000 sewer improvement bonds; ■ ~ Manhattan Bank, New York LUb
as 3%s, at 100.81, a basis of abou
ceived
"
Bridgeport, Conn.
3.77%.
«
' '
cate:
purposes
basis of about 3.05%.
Groton
*
-
$630,000 school
bonds offered
and general purpose
Sept. 10
awarded
—
to
v.
186,
p.
995
were
—
composed of
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Dominick & Dominick, and
Bramhall,
Falion & Co., as 4s, at 100.47, a
a
group
basis of about .3.92%
Trust
Bankers
Allyn
Stearns
&
&
First
ea"f,
National'
®ank'c
Laidlaw & Co.,
-
Co., Till P
Co., Talma ge & Co., Raff
ger,
Hughes
&
CoShowers & Murray, Inc.,
^
•
& Trust
&
995—were
Roth
to
Estabrook
a
group
&
Co.,
q"
Pj
Provident Savings
Co. of
Cincinnati, I o
Marshall, Kalman &
& Irving
Co.,
Co., First
Corp. and Ginther &
Co.
of
-
NevV
hard, Cook & Co., Channe
Sale—The $830,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 5—v. 186, p.
of
.
0
Wm. E. Pollock &
Bond
composed
0n
F. S. Smithers & ^
Blunt, Ellis & Simmons, RMoulton
&
Co.,
Lauren
Marks & Co., W. H. Morton & to
rities Co.,
awarded
.
Lee
.
Somers, Conn.
•
Lnycr-
^lgg
Nicolaus &
Co.,
Stifel,
Seattle
cvndj.
the synd
Co., A.
MemlH
Co.,
Fenner
&
Corp.,
of
members
Seattle,
(P. O. Groton), Conn.
Fran¬
cisco; Dean Witter & Co.; J. Barth
&
Co.;
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner & Beane; Eastman
Dillon,
Union Securities
Co.; Taylor &
*'
-
'■•-•-lb
.
b^hds offered Sept. Pierce,
10—v. 186, p. 995—were awarded
to the First National City Bank of
New York, as 8.10s, at-100.27, a
Bond Sale—The
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
on
due
for
ous
Hunter,
bids
1962
16
jail
V/
.
University of
sealed bids at his office in Stock¬
ton, until 4
887..
p.
;
tit, Secretary of the Board of Port
Commissioners,
will ", r e cve i v e
1,
Santa Ana, Calif.
onUSrw 1 from 1963 to 1972
Oct. ,?1;500'000 31/2S- due
inclusive;
l^toSi^uX%lir0m
1958
186,
v.
District, San
and-
indebtedness offered Sept. 5—
of
Other
Simi Valley Unified School District,
Ventura County, Calif.
1
Port
CONNECTICUT
Nov.
tn2iQ7oUe ^ ?ct' 1 from 1963
?3;l975 inclusive; and $500,000
tn iSQ77Ue °in °ct 1 from 1973
977 inclusive.
Oct.
court1 house
,
No. 1 bonds.
and
on
inclusive/ ' ^
Bond Sale—The $1,500,000 vari¬
Bond
follows:
recreation
Due
Sold—No bids
submitted for the
$1,036,000
were
-1"'
Oct; 15 from
Delta, Colo.
1957.
$2,000,000 library bonds: $500,000
bonds:
Certificates Not
Joaquin County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Thos. S. Lout-
1958 to 1972 inclusive.
*
8,000,000
Oct. 15 from
inclusive;^
1974
Stockton
inclusive.
6,000,000 school—1956, Series A
to^iQRo6-011!0^* 1 from 1958
1962 inclusive;
$1,000,000
5.38%"! foUowf C°St °f
to
Florida
Oct. 15, 1963.
-I.?,i'4,•*£'*'
til
to
about
1971
on
on
County (P„ Q. Milton)
tees, will receive sealed bids-un¬
inclusive.
2,900,000 airport—1956, Series A
^
°M Artburs, Lest par> a netScott' Ef°ruer
at C°-' and
interest
t
as
Due
to
ShiS' f^n' Lauer & Co.,
3.67%,
Due
sewer—1954,
bonds.
Forgan
&
55,000 4%s.
FLORIDA
Santa Rosa
V.
inclusive:
for
$28,900,000 bonds,
1972
to
ation
Smger, Deane & Scribner, Foster
about
7
2,000,000 playgrounds and
Co.
Oi
that bids
Oct.
12,000,000 Hetch Hetchy power—
1955, Series B bonds. Due on
Co1.'
Co.,
until
clusive.
Raffensperger,
& Co
«
I097°ffered
to
bonds.
AfS rIiVan & Co" Nati<>nal
of Commerce, of Seattlp
tonA*
'
of
Controller
hospitdl—1954,
4,500,000
gen-
to
1970
•
*
Colorado
B bonds.
&
Hughes
—
Nov. 1 from 1958 to
778—were awarded
1964 to
follows:
narkhti02 library' recreation
Sept. 11-
group composed of Glore,
& Co., Bear Stearns &
Bank
announces
received
$1,500,000
at thG C°Unty Treasurer's
p.
District,
(City and County),
the purchase of
Principal and interest (M-N)
186,
of
Offering
Harry D. Ross
will
and park bonds offered
C
Sanitary District
186
any
California
purchase of $38,000 building
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1976 inclu¬
v.
1962
Due
Bond
Francisco
the
sive.
to
-
Oct. *15 from
on
105,000 4s.
will
Angeles
Oct. 8 for
on
School
composed
&
McDonnell & Co., Dreyfus &
er^obUg^P1!*^5'00"'
call¬
on
4.97%.
? Clerk, will receive sealed
at his office in Los
Sr
ent**ra County Calif
part
Association, San Francisco, Stone
& Youngberg, Lawson,
Levy &
Williams, and C. N. White & Co.,
as 5s, at
100.36, a basis of about
LaVerne City School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
&
and home loans
bonds.
Union
Bon/1
B_ond Sate—The $5,000,000
csax^stsrss
*»
in
or
America National Trust & Savings
Los Angeles, Calif.
RaoAa!ii?rZia fState of)
Camarilla
thereafter
and
after Oct.
Principal and interest
payable at the American
group
°n °ct* 1 from 1958
Myers, of Los Angeles.
u
101"61' a basis of aboftt
4.57%
(CDST)
Ana,
Sept. 24
$767,000
i/ apPrayed by O'Melveny
^
at
to
Bond Sale—The $58,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 3—v.
186, p. 886—were 'awarded to a
San
group headed by the Banir
America National Trust x c
Association/
1958
the entire
San Diego County, Calif.
Principal and
(A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal-
u
4%s
Santa
Due
the purchase
inclusive.
office
p
in
1958
the
High School
purchase
•
1982
to
""C,°«"t,es. Calif.
J.OO,
office
follows:
as
$75,000 5s.
cisco.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
Antelope Valley Joint Union High
School D,strict, Los Angeles and
V.
Union
4.22%,
Torrance
interest
d ,D: Blake costCo.,
interest &
of
Due
dv
Grove
Co., and C. N. White & Co., at
100.01, a net interest cost of about. 4.49%.
Company, of Palo Alto, or
holder's
option,
at the
City's fiscal agent in Chicago or
New
York
City.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
awarded of ? in=«blJilding boncJs. Dated Oct.
994—were
to
Bank
m'!?,! °n,°ct- 1
1967
45 ftftn
County
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
San
on
payment date
Pomerado
Garden
4v° X£66 incl«sive.
20 0M
(A-O)
net
a
4.54%,
$45,000
Orange
District, Orange County, Calif.
Bond Offering—L. B. Wallace,
Dean Witter & Co
about
-
LeSality approved by
of
of
from
1
(b)
geles.
an^ipl^tS'r?t0ne * Young-
tore
the
OMelveny & Myers, of Los An¬
Nati?nal Trust & Sav¬
Association,
ings
(M-S) payable at the
of
™J/?s,urer-
hlnTTh1.$n0'000 sch°01
Sept. 5composed
the entire
1968.
at
office
bonds offered
a* group
eroi'.n
a
on
Trust
and interest
2
County, Calif.
_
buMne
building
at
a*
District,
1969
interest
Jo^o1?57;^11® on Sept- Principal
15 from
to 1977 inclusive.
CALIFORNIA
„
the
sealed
above but with the bonds
as
in
due
school building bonds. Dated Sept
infZnHSa,JrTfieo$50'000 buildI. goo.
s olferer! Sept. 6—v. 186
Si l~were awarded to Refsnes'
Ely, Beck & Co., of Phoenix
'
Alvord
School
(CDST) on Sept. 24
purchase
of
$1,000,000
a.m.
1958
C°unty School District No.
(r. u. Florence), Ariz
Oct.
on
1,
11
(a)
inclusive;
able in whole
for
Hayes, of Birmingham.
ARIZONA
Pinal
Wallace,
bids:
due
1987
issue
B.
receive
hospital bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
Bidders are requested to submit
until
rroved,
&
Offering—L.
will
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Santa Ana,
both
of Winfield
Dated June 1 1957'
5s.
as
Palo Alto, Calif.
Offering—Winifred Kidd,
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day &
Co., and Hornblower &
Weeks, as
4j/4S, at 100.06, a basis of about
Fred
15,000 4%s. Due
Clerk,
City
Youngberg; H. E.
D. Blake &
Stone &
& Co.;
Work
Fran¬
San
bids until 3 p.m. (PDST) on Sept.
23 for the purchase of $3,000,000
issue
California
nnn™
of
6s.
alternate
Winfield, Ala.
_
as
Bond
Sale—The
offered
—
Bank
Midway City Sanitary District,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 general
obligation sanitary bonds offered
Sept. 5 —v. 186, p. 886 —were
awarded to Taylor & Co., of Bev¬
erly Hills.
County,
Hayes, of Birmingham.
R
Association,
California
of
the
to
of America National Trust & Sav¬
cisco,
am
a.m.
Co.;
Mariposa Public Utility District,
I Volume
186
Number 5673
.
.
.-
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
I Greater Peoria Airport Authority
&
(P. O. Peoria), III.
Sale—The
Bond
$600,000
leral obligation airport
bonds
■were
[3180,000
3.58%,
4s.
Due
tric
The
—
i,
at
[follows:
a
186,
a
887
p.
group
were
—
composed
of
Co., City Securi¬
$205,000 5s. Due
1958
to
as
r
1958 to
1
Due
1968 to
■
"
;
1958
1
Oct.
on
1
works
net
the
District (P. O.
awarded
were
inclusive.
>
LaGrange, Ind.
Bond
on
Sale—The
Sept.
Dec. 1 from
1976
inclusive./
11
City
to
a
sew¬
thur
bonds offered
p.,
887
—
were
composed
group
of
Offering
Wildman, 'City
Co.,. City
Co., Chi¬
will
receive
Catherine
— -
bids
Company,- C Rodman / &
tenshaw,' Kenower, MacArthur &
7o., Burns, Corbett & Pickard/ Due on July .1 from 1958 to 1977
inclusive. Principal and interest
fnc., and Ballman & Main. .;
(J-J).f
Bond
Sale—An issue
luilding
bonds
[Farmers
&
of
Merchants
"
$70,000
sold
was
No.
payable
Bank,
of
Thornton, Ind.
Offering — Bern Macy,
Bond
Town
Clerk-Treasurer,
innebago County School District
No. 205 (P. O. Rockford), III.
ceive;-sealed
Bond
chase
Sale
The
—
choolbuilding
Sept. 5
ate
$5,527,000
bonds
offered
were awarded to
by„ J. P. Morgan &
o., Inc.; Glore, Forgan & Co.,.at
i
price of 100.01, a net interest
ost of about
3.43%, as follows:
bonds,
due on
3.10s,
.•'1962
for
$830,000
Dec.: 1 from
-
to* 1964
inclusive; and
$3,050,000 3.40s, due on Dec. 1
»
from
1965
to .1973
due
•
Dec.
on
1960
from
1
1958
to
Due
1987
to
Sept.
until
25
for
$105,000
bonds..
revenue
2
sas
Dated
inclusive.
30
1,
1958
of
as
Dec, 30, 1967. Principal and inter¬
(J-D) payable at the Home
National Bank, Thornton. Legal¬
ity approved. by Ross, McCord, Ice
& Miller, of Indianapolis.
sealed
(CST)
Weld
&
V.
Sattly
Master
&
Co.,
Hutchinson
McDonald-Moore
■]
Bond Offering—Sallie Starkey,
Secretary
will
of/ the
receive
School
sealed
bids
Board,
until
1, 1964 inclusive. In¬
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of In¬
dianapolis.
:
Sale—The
&
$35,000
Aug. 20—v.
186,
sealed
IOWA
Co., of Des Moines,
-
awarded
were
and
Moines.
to
the
National
.
(CDST)
Johnson
County,
Shawnee-Mission
Merriam), Kan.
Bond Offering—Richard V. Gar-
nett,
Treasurer
of
Board, will receive
2 p. m. (CST)
n
!957.
)f
1988 inclusive.
Bonds due in 1969
and
are
bonds.
Due
on
Jan.
thereafter
Inn.
1,
terest
Dated
1968.
1
Sept.
from
1959 to
callable
Principal
1,
as
of
payable at the First
Bank, of Huntingburg.
Rational
Regality
approved
Cord, Ice
by Ross,
Mc-
& Miller, of Indianapolis.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $1,500,000 OffStreet parking revenue bonds oftered Sept. 10—v. 186, p. 996—
were
awarded
posed of
Collett
&
Share
hughes
&
City
to
a
group
Securities
Co., Indianapolis
Corp.,
Co.,
com¬
Corp.,
Bond
Raffensperger,
and
Kiser,
Cohn
Sept. 25
purchase
of
$3,250,000
building bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 and Aug. 1
from
1959 to
1977
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
Bank
approved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬
son, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas
City.
Iowa-Dcs
of
Des
1957.
1,
Due
approved
Carpenter,
Des
Rural
Bond Sale—An issue of
Ahlers
bonds
was
Securities
$225,000
sold
to
the
Co., of Wichita.
Offerlef Kan.
Bond
Township School District
(P. O. Salem), Iowa
water
was
Sale—An issue of
Sale
The
—
Sept.
revenue
bonds
10—v." 186, p. 888—
to
a
group
building
—v.
to
,
bonds
system improvement bonds
sold to Small-Milburn Co.
$101,000 school
offered Sept. 10
186,
p. 1098—were
Iowa-Des Moines
the
Bank,
awarded
National
of Des Moines.
Larrabee Consol.
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Iowa
Bond
$12,000 build¬
offered Sept. 10 — v.
ing bonds
186, p. 1098—were awarded to the
Cherokee
kee,
as
about
State Bank, of Chero¬
3V2S, at 100.41, a basis of
3.30%.
Manson Community School District,
Iowa
Bond
Sale—The
KENTUCKY
Allen
County (P. O. Scottsville),
Kentucky
Bond Sale—The $340,000 school
building revenue bonds offered
—
awarded
Stein
186,
v.
to
a
Bros.
—
were
group composed of
&
Boyce,
Bankers
Co., Almstedt Bros., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
and W. L. Lyons & Co., at a price
of 100.01, a net interest cost of
about
4.73%,
as
$57,000 4%s.
1958
$650,000 school
to
241,000 4%s.
on
Due
1965
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
1962
group
composed
of
Iowa-Des
Moines National Bank, Des Moines,
1963 to
follows:
Due
42,000 4V2S.
S
887
Bond
building bonds offered Sept. 3—v.
186, p. 887—were awarded to a
f-ti
p.
on
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
Oct. 1 from
3.90%,
$9,300,000
Oct.
to
1977
inclusive.
building
to
1
.on
4V4s,
in¬
due
to
1976
$3,522,000
and
Oct.
on
due
1971
from' 1972
from
1
1977
4s,
to
inclusive.
Oct.
from
1
1959
to
1971
clusive; $950,000 4y43, due
Oct.
from
1
1972
to
1976
in¬
on
in¬
clusive; and $2,080,000 4s, due
Oct.
on
1
from
1977
to
1987
inclusive.
8,750,000 water and sewer bonds:
$2,912,000 5s, due on Oct. 1
from
1959
1971
to
inclusive;
on Oct. 1
1976 inclusive;
$1,120,000 4%s, due
from
1972
to
$3,808,000
from
4s,
1977
due
to
and
$910,000
Oct.
1
from
Oct. 1
inclusive;
011
1993
0.25s,
1994
due
on
1997
to
in¬
clusive.
$525,000 5s. Due
1960
to
Feb.
on
1967
1
to 1972 inclusive.
1973
Feb. 1 from
on
to 1976 inclusive.
990,000 4.60s. Due
Feb. 1 from
on
1977 to 1981 inclusive.
1,785,000
4.70s.
Due
on
Feb.
1
from 1982 to 1987 inclusive.
■
Natchitoches
(P.
to
1982
10
The
Dated
Dec.
Dec. 1 from 1959
inclusive.
Callable after
years
on
from
date
of issue.
In¬
terest J-D.
Legality approved by
Foley, Cox & Judell, of New Or¬
leans.
New
Orleans, La.
Certificate
Sale—The
$185,000
paving certificates offered Sept. 5
—v. 186, p. 996*—were awarded to
White, Hattier & Sanford, of New
Orleans, as 41/>s, at a price of
100.68, a basis of about 4.17%.
Rapides Parish Road Dist. No. 51-A
(P. O. Alexandria), La.
Bond Sale—The $75,000 public
improvement bonds offered Sept.
10—v.
186, p. 888—were awarded
the Guaranty Bank & Trust
Co., of Alexandria.
Webster
Parish,
No.
(P.
21
Heflin
Sch.
Dist.
Minden), La.
$85,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 3—v.
O.
—
,
The
672—Were awarded to a
group composed of Merrill Lynch,
p.
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Newman,
Brown & Co., Nusloch, Baudean
& Smith, Arnold & Crane, John
Dane, Glas & Co., and W. D
Kingston & Co.., as 4V2s.
The
bonds
bear
additional
interest
First
National
Ore.;
Bank
Mercantile
1958.
Company; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
Carl
M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.;
Bear, Stearns & Co.; Clark, Dodge
& Co.;
Lee ILigginson Corpora¬
tion; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Braun,
Bosworth
Co.
&
Van In gen
J.
Incorporated; B.
& Co. Inc.;
A.
G. Becker & Co. Incorpo¬
rated; First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion; Reynolds & Co.; Laurence
M.
&
Marks & Co.; J. C. Bradford
Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Eldridge & J2o. Incorporated;
Schoellkopf, Jiutton & Pomeroy,
Inc.; Coffin/&: Burr Incorporated;
R. S. Dickson
&
Company In¬
corporated; Bacon, Stevenson &
Co.; W. H. Morton & Co. Incor¬
porated;
National
State Bank, Newark;
Merle-Smith; Weeden &
Incorporated; City National
Bank & Trust Co., Kansas City,
Mo.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Kean, Tay¬
lor & Co.; R. D'. White & Comuany; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.;
&
Co.
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.; Greg¬
ory
& Sons; Robert Garrett &
Sons; Rand & Co.;'
A. Webster Dougherty & Co.;
Union Trust Company of Mary¬
land, Baltimore; Julien Collins &
Company; Hannahs, Ballin & Lee;
Singer, Deane & Scribner; Wood,
Gundy & Co., Inc.; A. M. Kidder
&
Co.,
Inc.;
ville;
John
National
Third
Small
Bank
to
a
Co.;
Nash¬
Trust
Winston-Salem.
Hook College
Springhill School
District No. 8 (P. O. Minden), La
Bond Sale—The $500,000 schoo7
bonds offered Sept. 3—v. 186, p
awarded
&
in
Wachovia Bank and
Company,
of Frederick
Frederick), Md.
Parish,
672—were
of
Trust
of
0.50% from Oct. 1, 1957 to Oct. 1,
Webster
syndi¬
Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.; Shields
&
Company; Salomon Bros. &
Ilutzler;
Portland,
a.m. (CST)
on Oct. 16 for
purchase of $450,000 public
bonds.
the
Harris Trust and Savings Bank;
Smith, Barney & Co.; Alex. Brown
& Sons; Harriman Ripley & Co.
Incoporated;
Lehman
Brothers;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Phelps, Fenn &
O.
until 9
improvement
1, 1957. Due
of
it
t,
Parish
members
cate:
Feb. 1 from
on
Other
from
inclusive.
grour
Sale
Bond
bonds
188
—
—
offered
were
composed of Barrow, Learv & Co
Scharff & Jones, Inc., Ducournau
Housing
&
Agency,
Kees, Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
9—v.
Sept.
sold
and
as
(P. O.
The $500,000 non
dormitory
tax-exempt
to
the
Home
"
1966
of
5,500,000 general public facilities
bonds: $2,470,000 5s, due on
lows:
186,
1959
$1,605,000
Oct.
1987
at
cost
school
from
clusive;
Trust
City,
$4,173,000 5s,
1
syndi¬
Man¬
follows:
as
public
bonds:
-
Bond Sale
Sept. 3
Sale—The
about
com¬
Lynch,
Pierce, * Fenner
&
Beane, John Nuveen & Co., A. C.
Allyn & Co., ScharA & Jones,
Inc., Barrow, Leary & Co., R. S.
Dickson & Co., First of Michigan
Corporation, King, Quirk & Co.,
Illinois Company, Rodman & Renshaw, Robinson
Humphrey Co.,
Inc., H. V. Sattley & Co., J. M.
Dain & Co., McDougal & Condon,
Inc., Steiner, Rouse & Co., and E.
Ray Allen & Co., at par, a net in¬
terest cost of about 4.73%, as fol¬
a
the Chase
and Bankers
Bank,
Co., both of New York
100.079, a net interest
$4,500,000
$72,000
Bond Sale—The
inclusive.
by
hattan
due
to
Moines.
Crescent
High Sch. Dist.,
1977
headed
Dick
Montezuma
on
by Bannister,
& Cooney, of
cate
rill
inclusive. Call¬
of
as
Kansas
Sept.
in¬
and
(J-J)
on
the
school
First
on
1.,
the
School
sealed bids
to
996—were awarded to
p.
posed of Phelps, Fenn & Co., Mer¬
the
from
—
valorem
Bond
Offering
S. T. Sibley,
III, Secretary of the Parish Police
Jury,
will
receive
sealed
bids
Rural School District No. 6 (P. O.
building
p.m.
-base of
l-eVenue
ad
Natchitoches), La.
KANSAS
from
1
MARYLAND
on
awarded
were
1
Oct.
on
County (P. O. Towson),
Maryland
Bond
Sale
The
$23,550,000
bonds offered Sept. 12 — v. 186,
bonds, payable
water and electric
offered
Oct.
on
1968 inclusive.
inclusive;
4s.
as
Legality
Sept. 25 for the pur$545,000 sewage works
unlimited
Bond
from
1, 1957 to Oct. 1, 1958.
Monroe, La.
assessment bonds, as 5s.
15,000 street improvement bonds,
"
Dated
2
follows:
as
1969
1
The entire issue will
carry ad¬
ditional interest of % % from Dec.
taxes.
$20,000 street improvement special
State
/ Charles City, Iowa
Bond Sale—The $195,000 sewer
construction, bonds offered Sept. 3
Co.,
until
779—
to
Oct.
inclusive.
123,000 4s. Due
1963
follows:
as
on
321,000 4^4s. Due
sew¬
.
& Co.
bids
district
from
bonds
p.
Aug. 1, 1972. Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
*
'
eceive
erage
awarded to Carleton D. Beh
were
able
Mc-
Huntingburg, Ind.
Bond Offering—Ralph D. Overbeck, City Clerk-Treasurer, will
50,000 public improvement
595,000 4V2s. Due
Bond
offered
Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1973 inclusive.
►
pur¬
sewerage revenue bonds.
605,000 4.30s. Due
2
terest^-J.
Inc.;
&
a.m.
the
4
Rock, Secretary-Treasurer of the
Police Jury, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Oct.
1
for
the
purchase of $250,000
bonds, as follows:
1968
p.m;*
Moine$
INDIANA
Jj
for
Co.,
1958 to 1962
Baltimore
(P. O. Lake
Charles), La.
Bond Offering — Mrs. Edna F.
$250,000
Trust
$56,000 41As. Due
inclusive.
Sewerage Distrist
Ward
Salix, Iowa
for
account:
Seattle; A. G. Edwards & Sons;
~ity National Bank & Trust Co.,
bf
Chicago; Raffensperger, Hughes
&
Co.; Wood, Gundy & Co., Ine.;
&
30
re¬
10
1972
—
Stern Brothers & Co.; the
Vational Bank of Commerce, of
1
until
to
1996 inclusive.
Veedersburg-Van Buren Sch. Corp.
(P.' 0. Veedersburg), Ind.
~q.;
..i
Sept.
on
1959 to
1959 to Jan.
\
Co.; Schoellkopf,
button & Pomeroy, Inc.; Barr
Brothers & Co.; F. S. Moseley &
r,
bids
L.
$425,000 non tax-exempt
dormitory revenue bonds. Dated
April 1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1 from
Due''Semi-annually from July 1,
Vhite.
1.
Offering.— Francis
until
Other members of the
H.
as
chase of
1962.
.
City Na¬
Co., of Kan¬
3%s, at 100.13,
and
Walters, Vice-President, will
ceive
due on Dec.
1, 1961: and
$200,000 3.10s, due on Dec. 1,
i
First
Iowa
•Bond
(DST) on Sept. 16 for the
purchase of $50,000 school build¬
ing bonds.Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
inclusive; $350,000 3.20s,
996 —
National
p.
College (P. O. Fairfield),
pur¬
Sept.
Callable
City, jointly,
Parsons
works
from
to
Chicago,
of¬
basis of about 3.73%.
a
p.m.
the
water
Dec.
on
re¬
est
inclusive."
1,647,000 bonds, for $1,097,000 5s,'
011
of
syndi-- 1957.
a
headed
$,880,000
(DST).:.
bids
will
of
186,
—v.
awarded
were
Madison
the
to
lelvidere.
*
the
at
9
bonds
sewer
of
2,
in¬
1976
tional Bank & Trust
Bank & Trust
Company, Madison.
Legality approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
and
Sept,
Bank
2
(CDST) on Sept. 16 for the
purchase of $80,000 municipal air¬
port bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
waukee
County School District
152 (P. 0. Holcomb), III.
fered
p.m.,
cago, McCormick & Co.,v The Mil¬
)gle
Bond
E.
until
to
Ottumwa, Iowa
Sale—The $735,000 flood
protection
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
1958
Bank &
of Feb.
LOUISIANA
Savings Bank, of
Sept. 1, 1957. Due
from
1
clusive." Interest M-S.
Legality
approved by Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
Securities
Bond;
&
Dated
Nov.
on
■
:
Michigan
National Bank & Trust
were
Cownie, Inc.; Carleton
Trust
Arthur.
186,
v.
—
awarded
•,
v
Co./r Inc., { First - of
>., Stern Brothers &
11
composed of
Co.; White-Phillips Co., Inc.;
Vieth, Duncan & Wood, and Ar¬
Corp.;, Indian¬
Other members of the syndicate:' apolis Bond & Share Corp., and
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., as
ioldman,. Sachs & Co., Harrimaii
o*/4s, hi, 100.0005, a basis of about
iipley & Co., -Inc., White, Weld
Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Wil¬
liam Blair & Co^ Braun, Bosworth
Madison, Ind.
1968 to
-
Sept.
group
Gro-
1, 1963. Prin¬
cipal and Interest (F-A) payable
at the Murray Bank,
Murray. Le¬
gality approved by Joseph R. Ru¬
bin, of Louisville.
Odebolt), Iowa
D. Beh Co.; Iowa-Des Moines Na¬
tional Bank, Des Moines; Quail
"
$193,000
age works ievenue
Dec. 1, 1967.
2,205,000 4s. Due
a
1958
as
Calcasieu Parish
&
-
on
to
Becker and
sewage
672.
p.
from
from
1
Bond Sale—The $780,000 build¬
bonds offered Aug.
revenue
14—v.,186,
$325,000
1
Callable
59
Friedrichs & Co., and the Minden
Charles
Sept. 20 for the purchase of $110,000 school building revenue bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Aug.
Community School
ing bonds offered
Sold—No bids
for
,
1966
Nov.
on
—
gan, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
8:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
No.
Odebolt-Arthur
Jonesboro, Ind.
Bonds Not
received
43. Due 011 Dec. 1 from
to
from
1
Offering
inclusive.
-
about 3.98'%," as
250,000 3%s; Due
Nov.
on
1971
,1972 to 1976 inclusive.
"
[$2,030,000
Nov. 1 from
011
inclusive.
83,000 3%s. Due
from
from 1963 to 1977 inclusive.
i
1967
56,000 3 '/2s. Due
follows:
Oct.
on
$106,000 33/4s. Due
1962 inclusive.
1,045,000, 4%s.
$4,485,000
,a
Community School District,
$245,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 4—
v.
186, p. 996—were awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., at
100.02, a net interest cost of about
3.68%, as follows:
bonds offered
Murray, Ky.
Bond
Bond Sale—The
Raffensperger, Hughes
Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Inc., and Indianapolis Bond
&
Share Corp., at
par, a net interest
'•
?
.
to
cost of about 4.64%
price of 100.01,
a
Cownie, Inc., and State
of Manson.
Iowa
ties Corp.,
& Co.,
[Halsey; Stuart & Co. Inc., and
[the Northern Trust Co., of Chi-
[interest cost of
v.
—
John Nuveen &
[school building bonds offered
[Sept. 5 — v. 186, p. 887 — were
[awarded to a syndicate headed by
Icago,'
revenue
Sept. 5
District
(P. Oi Waukegan), III.
Sale
Bond
utility
awarded
fLake County Twp.J School
119
Bank
$1,225,000 elec¬
refunding and im¬
provement
1967 to 1977 inclusive.'
No.
Becker &
a
about
Bond Sale—The
420,000 3V2S.. Due semi-annually
on March
1 and Sept. 1 from
•
of
Jasper, Ind.
semi-annually
from Sept. 1, 1962 to Sept.
1966 inclusive.
,
4V2s, at
as
basis
a
Melvin
follows:
as
98.22,
of-
JCo., and Hornblower & Weeks,
[jointly, at 100.02, a net interest
■cost of about
of
4.56%.
gen-
Sept. 4 — v. 186, p. 887 —
awarded to John Nuveen &
tiered
Shumaker,* Inc.,
price
(1203)
23/4s, at
par.
revenue
186, p.
Federal
Finance
.60
(1204)
>
Howard
County (P. O. Ellicott, •
City), Aid.
Bond Offering-j-Sealed bids will
be received at the County Commisisoner's
(DST)
on
chase
of
until
office
11
a.m.
&
&
of auout
Sept. 24 for the pur¬
$910,000 bonds, as fol¬
County
School "bonds.
Oct.
1
Due
on
1977
from
1958
to
inclusive.
60,000 Metropolitan Commission
sanitary bonds. Due on Oct. 1
from 1960 to 1971 inclusive.
350,000 Metropolitan Commission
sanitary bonds. Due
from
1958
Bond
1
■*'
.
Kindred
:
/
Offering
ceive sealed bids at the Merchants
1
1958
from
bonds
are
dated
Oct.
1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Patapsoo National
Bank, Ellicott City. Legality ap¬
proved by Niles, Barton, Yost &
Dankmeyer, of Baltimore.
from
1
1958
100,000
Due
The
station
fire
Oct.
on
bonds;
Oct.
dated
are
1,
pay¬
able at the above-mentioned bank.
No.
Boston, Mass.
Sale—An issue of
Legality
$5,000,temporary loan notes was sold
On Sept. 6 to a group composed '
of the First Boston Corp., Chem¬
ical Corn Exchange Bank, of New
York
City, Merchants National
Bank,
Rockland-Atlas
National
Bank, Second Bank-State Street
•Trust Co., and the Boston Safe
Deposit & Trust Co., all of Boston,
at
2.74%
interest, plus a pre¬
mium of $77.
000
Bond
Sale—The
$185,000 sewer
and street bonds offered Sept. 5
-—v. 186, p. 996—were awarded to
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day &
Co., as 3V2S, at 100.32, a basis of
about 3.46%.
Bond
bonds
'
Sept.
school
5—v.
186,
p.
Kidder,
Peabody & Co., and Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson, as 4s, at 100.32,
basis
a
of
about
of
Goldman,
Walter
B.
Housing
awarded
First National Bank of Boston,
2.54% interest, plus a premium
to
186,
996—were
p.
$4.
Massachusetts (Commonwealth
Bond
Offering
sealed
bids
at
the
expected
receive
to
Oct.
15
for
Sept.
for the purchase
19
$100,000
the
Oct.
on
1958
to
1977 inclusive.
50,000
equipment
Oct.
on
1957.
bonds
dated
are
the
at
ban k.
Legality
approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
by
Palmer
&
Housing
Authority, Mass.
Note Sale—The $480,000 Stateaided project notes offered Sept.
4—v.
186,
996—were
p.
flood
will
control
mature
for
a
period
awarded
to
996—were
p.
Hornblower
&
to
a
$2,700,000 vari¬
bonds offered Sept.
186, p. 888—were awarded
group composed of Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., Smith, Barney
& Co., Hornblower & Weeks, W.
E. Hutton & Co., Estabrook & Co.,
Coffin & Burr, Tucker, Anthony
R.
L.
notes offered
sewer
awarded
to
the
Bank & Trust
3.40s, at
Day, Townsend, Dabney
and New York Han-
Tyson,
100.05,
a
/
Sept. 11
Third
Co., Springfield,
are
Oct.
on
inclusive.
as
1
dated Oct. 1, 1957
from 1958 to 1964
Principal
Bond
were
National
and, interest
payable at the Merchants Nationa
Bank, of Boston.
Offering —Paul Lazzaro,
Town
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
until
bonds
v.
p.
186,
the
Second
Trust
Co.,
100.35,
a
offered
996—were
11
a.m.
Sept.
Bank-State
Boston,
11
to
Bank-
Sept.
on
17
$240,000 school
Oct.
on
1
from
Principal
at
Bank.
Legality
the
1958
and
to
1969
interest
above-mentioned
approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
at
by
Palmer
&
bonds offered Sept. 12—v.
186, p.
996
-were
awarded
'...l.
H\
I
to
i
a
L
group
J'.V
O.
The
—
$26,500 tax
offered Sept.
10—v. 186, p. 1098—were awarded
to the
Charlevoix County State
of
Charlevoix,
as
4.45s.
Area School District
—v.
to
bonds
186,
Barcus,
Sept.
1098—were
p.
Friday &
offered
Kindred
O.
Sale—The $1,950,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered
Sept.
10—v. 186, p. 1098—were awarded
/
follows:
r
Id
■'
1
-•
' P"
rn
♦
1
(
'
i
r.
•
-
(P.
O.
Grand
Bond
Offering—Robert
inclusive.
1983
to
Cheet-
of July
as
interest
Bonds
thereafter
and
1968
in
due
callable
are
Principal and
1, 1967.
payable at a bank
designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
(J-J)
trust
or
Co.,
Paddock
(EST)
ceive
I
from
Bonds
after
1959
due
to
bids
March
in
1968
callable
are
as
of
until
5
p.m.
<1: from
1958
Grand
Ledge, Mich.,
Bond Sale—The $50,000 general
obligation sewer-o bonds
offered
186,hp. 997
Grand
of
—
will
sanitary
County (P. O.
City), Mich.
Bond
Sale —The $500,000 In¬
firmary bonds offered Sept. 11—
186, p. 997—were awarded to
Barcus, Kindred & Co., and Watling, Lerchen & Co., jointly.
v.
V.
fered
were
Sept.
3
revenue
—v.
186,
bonds
of¬
888
p.
1958
to
1967
; 7
•
Sale
callable
as
of
March
"
,
>
1 v.!
•<
»
*.
[
»
i <'' ('
to
a
the
bonds
Ravenna Fourth
com¬
Co.,
at
price
a
interest
of
of
cost
100.03,
about
net
a
4.47%,
as
follows:
$365,000 4V4S. Due
1960 to
July 1 from
011
inclusive.
1967
4V2S.
1,385,000
from
1968
Due
to
Bond
July
on
1985
1
inclusive.
(P. O. 34808 Sims Ave.,
Wayne), Mich.
Offering — Clarence H.
Ladd, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $217,000
bonds, as follows:
paving
$135,000 special assessment bonds.
Due on Oct. 1..from .1958 to
1966 inclusive. Bonds due in
1966
callable
are
I,I962.,;
82,000 general
of
as
.
Oct.
^
t
obligation bonds.
Due
on
1967
to
1958
inclusive.
The
Oct.
bonds
1
from
Sept. 15,
dated
are
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the National Bank of
Detroit.
Legality
approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone
of
Detroit.
Webberville
ticipation notes offered Sept. 10—
v.
186, p. 997—were awarded to
100.006,
4%,
4s.
on
on
Oct.
1
from
on
awarded
3.50%
12
Kent
Old
the
to
Trust
Michigan
and
of Grand
Co.,
at
Rapids, jointly,
interest.
Ypsilanti Township (P. 0.
Ynsilanti), Mich.
Sale—The -$20,000 street
Oct.
improvement
bonds
1
from
p.
assessment
— v.
186,
special
offered
20
Aug.
awarded
780—were
to
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
1969 inclusive.
5,000 3!£s. Due
tax
Bond
1964 inclusive.
Due
1965 to
both
follows:
as
$35,000 4V4S. Due
$104,000
Sale —The
Bank,
$65,000 school
net interest cost of
a
1958 to
Note
were
building bonds offered Aug. 20
v.
186, p. 780—were awarded to
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
about
Co.
&
Wyoming School District No. 4
(P. O. Grand Rapids), Mich.
anticipation notes offered Sept.
24, Mich.
Sale—The
School
Community
District, Mich.
Note Sale—The $32,000 tax an¬
in
included
Class School.
District No.
25,000
group
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Horn¬
& Weeks; and Friday &
McDonald-Moore
of
offering will be approved as
to
legality by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
at
$1,750,000
blower
are
1, 1959.
the
Oct. 1, 1970.
MINNESOTA
St.
Louis
School
District,
Mich.
Bond Sale—The
$995,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 10—
v.
186, p. 888—were awarded to
a
group composed of Halsey,
art & Co.,
Inc.; Blyth &
Stu¬
Co., Inc.;
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc.;
Watling, Lerchen & Co., and H.
V.
Sattley
follows:
& Co., at 100.04,
cost
-
-
$105,000 5s.
1958
—
to
of
»
about
to
-"J
'/
a
4.50%,
.
net
as
•
Due
on
1963
inclusive..
890,000 4t2S.
1964
-
1957.
1,
Interest M-S.
.
District,
.
building and site bonds
Sept.'5—v. 186, p. 889—
Due
1986
July 1 from
July 1 from
inclusive,.
on
.
Becker
Joint
and
Tail
Otter
School
1
No.
District
Detroit
Counties
Consolidated
Independent
(P* 0»
Lakes), Minn.
$950,000
Bond Sale—The
school
building bonds offered Sept. 1
186, p. 996—were awarded
to
a
group composed of PjP?.r'
Jaffray & Hop wood, Allison-Wil¬
liams Co., Inc.>; J. M. Dain & CO.,
Kalman & Co., Northwestern Na¬
tional Bank, Minneapolis,
Webber,
Jackson
&
S J'
Shaughnessy & Co., and Woo ard-Elwood & Co., at par, a n
I
i
t
—v.
..
t
The
—
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Eastman Dillon,
Union. Securities &
Co.; Paine,
inclusive. Bonds
•
,
July
50,000 water bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1957. Due on March 1 from
awarded to Channer Securi¬
ties Co.
April 1 from 1958 to
interest
-
Sale—The $100,000 water
supply system
Dated
011
1967 inclusive. Interest A-O.
Were
Traverse
Hartford, Mich.
district
sewer
bonds.
All
•
1957.
Due
Ledge State
Ledge.
Grand Traverse
%
::
Offering—Bids
$28,000
awarded to the Grand
Bank
dated
are
awarded
were
to
Interest M-Sv
-
there¬
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
v.
inclusive.
Community School
Michigan
school
the
same day for the purchase of $78,000 special assessment bonds,
as
June
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
—
Utica
Bond
due in 1965 and thereafter
1967.
Sept. 9
bonds
Detroit.,
be received until 7:30 p.m. on
inclusive.
and
Oct. 1
on
1966
Oct. 1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by
Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
,
inclusive.
Additional
S.
on
1986
to
1957.
O.
Rapids), Mich.
sealed
on
1967
and
Sept.
24 for the purchase of
$1,600,000
school
site
and
building bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on June
p.m.
bonds. Due
1958
.
&
Bond Offering—Sydney Vander
Galien, Township Clerk, will re¬
Evans,
Secretary of Board
of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8
1, 1959.
Districts Nos.' 34
Bonds due in 1964 and there¬
after are callable as of Oct. 1
1959. j ,
\
'
Wayne
Township (P.
Grand
10
Marjorie
36
from
company
Paris
Rapids), Mich.
—
35
offered
ham, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 19 for the
purchase of $200,000 school site
and building bonds.
Dated Sept.
1, 1957. Due on July 1 from 1958
Co., jointly.
Offering
Bond
Bond
1
District
Sch.
Lansing), Mich.
Heights School District
-
as
Northwestern
awarded
&
and
Bond
follows:
Sale—The $400,000 school
building
1
of Oct.
as
Street
from
interest.
2.99%
Due
(P.
MICHIGAN
Alpena, Mich.
Reading, Mass.
Bond Sale—The
$760,000 school
Detroit,
Sale
Note
anticipation', notes
basis of about 3.85%.
North
Manufac¬
of
(EST) on Sept. 17 for the pur¬
chase of $76,000 special assessment
water bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
project bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
Street
3.90s,
as
(DST)
payable
awarded
Second
for the purchase of
Due
;, Bond Sale—The $100,000 police
station
the
receive
State Street Trust Co., Municipal
Dept., Ill Franklin St., Boston,
inclusive.
Marshfield, Mass.
at
will
1958.
County
No.
Oct.
on
are
callable
11,000
Mc-
pany designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
Wakefield, Mass.
4-year
par.
The notes
Due
$35,000
Bank
Charlevoix), Mich.
(P.
sbati^ Corp., as 3.20s, at
basis of about 3.19%.
Sale—The
Due Feb. 28.
Bond
purposes
10—v.
at
the
to
National
21
Aug.
offered
notes
awarded
Miller, Canfied,
Stone, of Detroit.
(EST) on Sept. 19
for the purchase of $217,700 tax
anticipation notes. Dated Sept; 15,
Newton, Mass.
ous
ticipation
were-
Mich.
Sale—The $37,000 tax an¬
Note
by
p.m.
Bond
Ludlow, Mass.
Note
1957.
1986 inclusive.
1984 to
Ewen, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
8
Due on June 1 from
(P. O. Clio), Mich.
as 4V2S,
basis, of
a
(P. O.
Flint), Mich.
Offering — Doris J.
Godwin
Bond Sale—The
&
/,
Legality approved
by Glenn Squires, of Cassopolis.
Clio
awarded
Weeks,
100.23,
a
&
Boston,
premium
186,
price of
about 4.48%.
to First National Bank of
a
cessful bidder.
Bank
Woods Hole,
$300,000 steam¬
bonds offered Sept.
revenue
5—v.
at 2.54%
of $5.
interest, plus
Bedford,
of
Principal and inter¬
est
(J-D) payable at a banking
institution designated by the suc¬
Carman School District
District
Due
to
1966 inclusive.
Bonds
due in 1964 and thereafter
i The
Northville School- District,
Wil¬
as
1958
Due 011 June 1 from
60,000 4y2s.
turers
inclusive. Callable
1964
Charlevoix
Bond Sale—The
ship
& Co.,
June 1, 1960.
serially
and no further longfinancing will be effected by
Commonwealth
at
Lynn, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $175,000 street
and sewer bonds offered Sept. 5
—v.
186, p. 996—were awarded
to Essex Trust Co., Lynn, as 3.40s,
at 100.05, a basis of about 3.38%.
Lynn
to
bonds.
v
.
1983 inclusive.
1972 to
5—
awarded to
Michigan Corporation,
Offering—Carleton
Water
$46,000
com¬
inclusive.
on
follows:
& Co., and Wat& Co., as follows:
1971
160,000 4%s.
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept.
17
for
the purchase
of $12,000
school buildihg bonds. Dated May
1, 1957. Due on June 1 from 1958
Steamship Authority
(P. O. New Bedford), Mass.
pay¬
above-mentioned
Sept.
to
receive
(EST)
-
(P.O. R. F. D. 3, Cassopolis),
Michigan
Bond
Martha's Vineyard and Nan¬
1,
t
Township School District
tucket
Oct.
Principal and interest
able
bonds
New
from
1
No. 8
in 20 years,
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
.
The
.
Due
control
of six months.
departmental
bonds.
Calvin
15,000,000 capital outlay bonds.
the
1958
O.
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $57 ,
000 special assessment
bonds -U
Due on June 1 from
$130,000 5s.
District
and Kenower, MacArthur
jointly.
Note
bonds.
term
*
.
group
a
will
•
997—were
p.
purchase of
highway flood
3,000,000 ' regular
The
from
1
186,
v.
bonds offered
the First of
bids
bonds.
Lerchen
(P. O. Birch Run), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $220,000 school
follows:
as
McDonald
ling,
to
'
•
.
to
Co.,
Inc.
1
School
Area
until
5,000,000
of
construction bonds.
sewer
Due
*
sealed
bonds.
Second
$150,000 bonds, as.follows:
of)
State
$42,000,000 highway improvement
Co., Mu¬
nicipal Department, 111 Franklin
Street, Boston, until noon (DST)
011
The
—
Treasurer and Receiver-General is
Bank-State Street Trust
Wade,
•
t
Run
Sept.
posed of Kenower, MacArthur &
son,
Authority, Mass.
Note Sale—The $300,000 Stateaided project notes offered Sept.
re¬
ceive
6c
'
$65,000,000 bonds,
Guenette, City Treasurer, will
Sacns
Kidder, Peabody & Co., F.
Brictam
ivenneuy
oc
Co.,
and
Dwinneil, Harkness & Hill, as
3.70s, at 100.55, a basis of aoout
4—v.
Jj
-1
Birch
awarded
District
Clerk,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
and
awarded
Township (P.
Offering—Fannie,- Adams
Township
site bonds of¬
10—v. 186, p. 1098—
building
were
$75,000
888—were
p.
building
Co.,
Maiden
Sale—The
186,
vi
:
composed
until
3.95%.
Fitchburg, Mass.
Bond
Offering — Cecile
&
Bond Sale—The $70u,O00 school
bonds offered Sept. 11—v. 186, p.
1098—were awarded to a group
to
awarded
were
Palmer
Storey,
Dodge, of
Hingham, Mass.
of
Sale—The $400,000
offered
—
Boston.
at
Dracutt, Mass.
996
Thorndike,
3.68%.
Dedham, Mass.
by
approved
34
School
Township
fered
school
building bonds offered Aug. 27—
>
;.,,f
Note
4.18%.
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Benton Harbor),
Michigan
Bond
Principal and interest
Michigan Corporation.
Bond
water
1
eral
Twp. Lafayette
from
1
1977 inclusive.
1958 to
about
Benton
and
police
bonds.
First
of
Birmingham), Mich.
(P. O. Garden City), Mich.
.Bond Sale — The $350,000 gen¬
No.
to
1972 inclusive.
1957.
MASSACHUSETTS
Oct.
on
De¬
Southfield
Milford, Mich.
Saie—Tne $37,000
Nankin
Inc., and Goodbody &
as 4s, at 97.18, a basis of
ard,
Co.,
^'
Sate--The
$75,000 countv
road notes offered Aug. la
v
186
p: 673-^were awarded to the
5s.
as
Bond
Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Rand & Co., Watling, Lerchen
6c Co., Burns, Corbea & Picx-
75,000 school construction bonds.
Due
of
Co.,
supply system revenue bonds of¬
fered
Sept. 9—v. 186, p. 888—
were
awarded to Goodbody & Co.
Corp., Harriman Ripley
Co., Inc., White, Weld &
6c
inclusive.
The
troit,
gan
1977
to
&
McDonald-Moore
750,000 sewer bonds to a group
composed of First of Michi¬
$400,000 school project bonds. Due
Oct.
$1,040,000 4s, due
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1983
"
Note
inclusive.
Boston, 28 State
St., Boston, until noon (DST) on
Sept. 17 for the purchase of $575,000 bonds, as follows:
on
school,
building bonds offered Sept. 4—
vi 186, p. 997—were awarded to.
inclusive; and $160,000 3s, due
on Aug.
1 from .1984 to 1987
Frederick B.
—
follows:
as
on
>
ShiauMissete County (P.
O.
•
Corurtna)yAiich.
1, Shepard), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $78,000
&
Co., at 97, a net
interest cost of about 3.94%,
National Bank of
1957.
"
4.03%.
Tayior, Town Treasurer, will re¬
Oct. 1
on
$1,200,000 water bonds to Barcus, Kelly School District (P.O. RJf.D.
Lincoln, Mass.
1982 inclusive.
to
of
New York
lows:
$500,000
Bankers Trust Co.,
City; Kidder, Peabouy
Co., and Dwinneil, HarxnesS
Hill, as 4.10s, at 100.53, a basis
composed
The.Commercial and Financial Chronicle .;. Monday, September 10,1957
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t,
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.
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7\
.
•
.
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1957
Volume
186
Number 5673
interest
cost
of about
.
.
.
4.07%,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Bond
revenue
$550,000 3.80s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1970 inclusive.
1960 to
a
to. 1976 inclusive.
1971
1977 to 1980 inclusive.
bonds
terest of 1.20%
from Feb. 1, 1958
1960
Offering
Minn.
1973 to
be
received until Oct. 7 for the pur¬
chase of $100,000 park and im¬
provement survey bonds, it is
ported.
Note
186,
5—v.
Aug.
368—and
p.
;
1,
not
Falls, Minn.
Sept. 25 for the purchase of $295,000
hospital and nursing home
Jan.
on
Oct.
Dated
from
1
1960
clusive.. Bonds
thereafter
1,
1957.
to
in
due
callable
are
Due
1987
1980
as
in¬
and
Barker,
Owen,
Scott
carries
addi¬
1,
Due
Bond Offering—Mike
Wettsteiil,
Clerk, will receive sealed
(CDST)
Principal and in¬
payable at any suitable
designated by the purchaser.
Dorsey,
Barber,
Legality
approved
by
Owen, Barker, Scott &
of Minneapolis.
$650,000 hospi¬
tal bonds offered Sept. 9—v. 186,
996—were awarded to a group
p.
composed
of the First National
Minneapolis, First Na¬
Bank
of
tional
Finlay son, Minn.
1960 to 1966 inclusive.
60,000 41/2S.
Due on Feb. 1 from
1967 to 1970 inclusive.
Due on Feb. 1 from
160,000 4%s.
1971 to 1979 inclusive.
bonds
The
of
bear
additional
from Feb. 1,
iy4%
ceive
Grove,
Offering —B.
sealed
Minn.
O. Chris¬
Clerk,
Village
topher,
(DST)
on
will
bids until 7:30
re¬
p.m.
Sept.
payable at a banking in¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
interest
Faegre &
apolis.
by
Benson, of Minne¬
Wyhoff, Minn.
Sale—The $45,000 general
and Kalman & Co., Inc.,
jointly, at par, a net interest cost
of about 4.38%, as follows:
4s. Due on Aug. 1
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
1966 to 1968
street
to
from
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
additional in¬
of 1.70% from Feb. 1, 1958
Bank, of Finlay-
bonds
The
Feb.
bear
MISSISSIPPI
Sept. 11—
v.
186, p. 1098—were awarded to
the American National Bank, St.
offered
bonds
system
Marais
Paul,
and
Grand
Bank, jointly.
,
-
4
^
,
,•
State
„
,
Lake Field, Minn.
Bond
light
186,
Sale—The
bonds
Sept.
10—v.
997—were awarded to J. M.
p.
Dain
street
$30,000
offered
&
Co., Inc.
Madison, Minn.
Bond Sale—An issue of $225,000
street
improvement
bonds was
purchased via negotiated sale by
the First National Bank, of Min¬
neapolis,
Nicollet
as
and
Le
Sueur
Counties
Joint
lndep. Consol. Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. St. Peter), Minn.
Bond Offering-—Bids will be re¬
ceived
until
14 for
Oct.
chase of $100,000 school
is
the
pur¬
bonds, it
Clerk,
bids until 4 p.m.
Offering—A.
Bond
sioners,
until
for the
St.
(P. O.
par,
as
$105,000 3IVs. Due
1960 to
Bank, St. Paul,
net interest cost
a
3.44%,
terest F-A.
Charles
on
on
Jan. 1 from
Jan. 1
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
Bond
from
100.15,
(P.
O.
able at
a
<<
1957. Due on
place designated by the
Legality
approved
&
Trauernicht,
of
Due
$113,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 5—
awarded
by
St.
Jackson, Miss.
bonds
Sale
offered
781—were sold
—
The
Sept.
In¬
Jonesburg, Mo.
Bond
Sale—An
of $75,000
issue
sold to Municipal Bond Corp.
Dated
July 1, 1957. Due
1 from 1958 to
terest M-S.
Charles
March
on
1977 inclusive.
Legality approved by
Trauernicht,
of
St.
&
to
about
to
$3,126,000
186, p.
via negotiation to
syndicate headed by the First
National Bank of Memphis, and
a
Guaranty & Trust
°f Jackson, as follows:
p. 889—were awarded to
Linden
Trust
Company,
the
Linden, as 3^8, at a price of
100.08, a basis of about 3.46%.
Kinloch School District, Mo.
Other
R. W.
$200,000
and
5%
school
building
was
sold to the Municipal
bonds
Due
Corp,
on
July
Dated
1957.
15,
March 1 from 1959 to 1977
inclusive.
ing
group
members
the
of
School District
(P. O. Chula), Mo.
Sale—The $157,000
offered Sept.
bonds
awarded
Burke
to
&
build¬
12
v. 186, p. 889 — were
a group composed of
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,,Inc., Phelps,
Fenn & Co., Blair & Co., Inc.,
Hornblower -& Weeks, Hemphill,
were
MacDonald,
group:
S
1
a
e
The $1,865,000
-r
sanitary
a n
offered
and
sewer,
d
improvement
Sept.
10—v.
186,
998—were awarded to a group
offered
bonds
awarded
the
to
$18,500 school
Sept.
3
were
State Board of
Commissioners,
as
4.80s, at
par.
Glasgow, Mont.
Offering — City
Clerk
will receive sealed
(MST) on Sept.
20 for the purchase of $100,000
water and sewer system revenue
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957.
Due
City
Council
bids until
2 p.m.
Sale—An issue of $23,000
Bond
refunding bonds was sold to the
Wachob-Bender Corp.
School
Utica
District,
Neb.
$170,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The
ing bonds offered Sept. 4—v. 186,
o.
998—were awarded to ChilesSchutz Co., and
National Company
jointly.
of Omaha,
NEW
School District, N. H.
at
100.01,
basis of about 3.74%.
Offering
Note
Benoit,
ceive
(DST)
City
sealed
on
—
Edward
R.
Treasurer, will re¬
bids until 11 a.m.
Sept.
17 for the pur¬
a
basis of about 4.63%.
Woodbury School District, N. J.
Offering
Sherman
F.
—
Yeiter, Secretary of Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EDST) 011 Sept. 24
for the purchase of $275,000 school
building bonds.
Dated June 1,
1957.
Due
from
1
June
on
inclusive.
1968
to
1958
Principal and
Company, of Woodbury. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
syndicate:
Co., Inc., Lee Higginson
Corp., Hornblower & Weeks, First
of Michigan Corp., Rand & Co.,
and
Walter, Woody & Heimer-
at
payable
(J-D)
NEW
the
Trust
&
Bank
National
Stroud &
YORK
Auburn City
Bond
School District, N. Y.
Offering—G. B. Atwater,
President of the Board of Educa¬
dinger.
Twp. School Dist.
Brunsihick
Bridge), N. J
Bond Offering—Melvin N. Kam-
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 2 p.m. (DST) on Sept. 19 for
the purchase of $1,600,000 -school
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1', 1957.
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bidi
until 8 p.m. (EDST) 011 Sept. 16
Due
purchase of $833,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956.
Due on July 1 from 1958 to 1976
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Oct.
to 1977
1958
from
Trust
for the
on
inclusive.
1
Principal
interest
Auburn
and
payable at the
Co., Auburn, or at the Ma¬
rine Midland Trust Co., New York
City. Legality approved by Reed,
(A-O)
Hoyt, Tayior & Washburn, of New
(J-J) payable at the South River York City.
Con$pany, South River, or
Babylon, Deer Park Fire District
at the option of the holder, at thei
(P. O. Deer Park), N. Y.
First
National
Bank,
of South
Trust
Bond
River,
Trust
Le¬
Empire
the
at
or
Company, of New York City.
Principal
inclusive.
and
interest
(1VI-S)
payable at the Hudson
County National Bank* of Jersey
City. Legality approved by Haw¬
& Wood, of New
kins, Delafield
City.
York
on
$20,000
H.
Sept. 23 for the pur¬
Union
bonds, as follows:
bonds.
1958
to
Company
Fire
Due
on
on
Oct.
1
Oct.
1
from
inclusive.
1962
8,000 street sweeper
from
The
1957.
bonds
Thiel,
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
on
Sept. 24 for the purchase of
fire
$195,000
Principal
bonds. Due
1958 to
dated
and
will
construction
house
Dated
Due
1970 in¬
interest
(M-S)
payable at the Security
National Bank of Huntington in
bonds.
Sept.
1,
1957.
Sept. 1 from 1958 to
clusive.
Principal
and
on
approved
Legality
Babylon.
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
Buffalo, N.
Comptroller,
City
Y.
receive
will
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
Sept.
by
&
Offering—Chester Kowal,
Bond
(DST) on
19 for the purchase of $8,-
396,000 bonds, as follows:
general
$2,545,000
Due
bonds.
on
improvement
Oct.
15
1966 inclusive.
1961
Oct.
1,
general
1,703,000
water
Oct.
from
,
improvement
supply bonds.
15 from 1958 to
Due
on
1972 in¬
clusive.
general
3,468,000
Due
bonds.
1958
to
improvement
Oct. 15 from
inclusive.
on
1972
298,000 school bonds. Due on Oct.
15 from 1958 to 1972 inclu¬
sive.
The
are
Ernest
—
Treasurer,
382,000 school bonds. Due on Oct.
15 from 1958 to 1972 inclusive.
Salem, N. J.
Offering —William
Bond
Offering
District
1958 to
inclusive.
Nashua, N. H.
Co.,
$2,000,000 water works improve¬
ment bonds: $280,000, 6s, due
on
Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1963
a
$65,000
Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co., and J.
R, Ross & Co., as 4.65s, at 100.14,
4.19%.
chase of $28,000
school
bonds offered Sept. 11—v. 186, p.
998—were awarded to the First
National Bank of Boston, as 33/4s,
Sale—The
p. 889—were awarded to a
consisting of John J. Ryan &
First
Kugler, City Recorder, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
HAMPSHIRE
group
interest
by Kidder, Peabody &
taking $1,864,000 bonds as
4.20s, at 100.099, a basis of about
men,
Sale—The
Bond
Land
School
(P. O. Cohagen), Mont.
186,
v.
Co.,
(P. O. Box 155, Old
Cohagen
County,
District
$162,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 9—•
headed
East
Garfield
N. J.
Sale—The
Bond
Bond
Carteret, N. J.
and
bid for
School District,
Waid wick
dinger.
Bond
The group
Co.
&
$2,292,000 bonds as 4s, at a price
of 100.36, a basis of about 3.95%.
Inc.
MONTANA
Co., Bache & Co., and
&
Baxter
Corporation,
Hornolower & Weeks, Coffin & Burr,
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., J. B.
Hanauer & Co., Kean, Taylor &
Co., Van Deventer Brothers, Inc.,
Andrews & Wells, Inc., Rand &
Co., H. V. Sattiey & Co., Ewing &
Co., and Walter, Woody & Ileimer-
p.
—
Noyes
Pressprich & Co., Equitable
s*orm
building
Sept. 5
889 — were
headed by
Other members of the
County
No. R-3
Bond
p.
N. J.
$2,300,000
bonds
offered
The
—
awarded to
Securities
bonds
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond
$3,500,000
bonds
offered
Union),
O.
Sale
school
The
186,
a
equipment
4%%
Township School District
(P.
4.22%.
In¬
Louis.
Bond
4—v.
186,
v.
to
JERSEY
—
v.
—
awarded
Legality approved by
Trauernicht, of St.
&
School District
(P. O. Scotch Plains), N. J.
Kidder, Peabody & Co., National
State Bank of Newark, and Ira
Haupt & Co., taking $3,493,000
bonds as 4V4s, at 100.20, a basis of
Feb.
on
1977 inclusive.
Sale
(DST)
Bond
Co., jointly, as 4.30s, at
basis of about 4.27%.
a
Bond Sale—The
$200,000 hos¬
Sept. 10—v.
were
—
building
Sept. 11
Louis.
on
April 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest pay¬
Deposit
follows:
1968 inclusive.
60,000 8.40s. Due
1, 1957.
1 from 1958 to
Auburn
Minneapolis,
of
Bank
offered
998
p.
school
sold to the Center State Bank.
Dated Aug.
Peter), Minn.
and First National
of about
(CST)
Ryan &
Bond
3V2% public service sewer bonds
was
889—were awarded to
Co., and W. A.
p.
J.
Gardner &
Bridgeton School District, N. J.
Louis.
Sept. 9—v. 186,
997—were awarded to the First
jointly, at
a.m.
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
age bonds offered
National
C. Mitchell,
of Commis¬
sealed bids
Sept. 16
purchase of $300,000 school
Bond Sale—The $165,000 drain¬
p.
Board
will receive
10
Charles
Nicollet County
the
of
bidder.
reported.
3.90s,
basis of
will receive sealed
gality approved by Hawkins, Del(CST) on Sept. 17
afield & Wood, of New York City.
for the purchase of $50,000 munic¬
on
July 1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
Note—The lone bid received for
ipal building bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
clusive.
Bonds due in 1965 and
the foregoing bonds when orig¬
1957. Due on March 1 from 1958
thereafter are callable as of July
to
1967 inclusive. Principal and
inally offered on June 27 was re¬
interest payable at a place to be 1,1964. Principal and interest pay¬ jected.
able at the First National Bank,
designated by the purchaser, sub¬
of St. Paul. Legality approved by
Guttenberg, N. J.
ject
to
approval by the City
Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott &
Bond Offering — Peter Heinz,
Council.
Legality
approved by
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St. Barber, of Minneapolis.
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Sept.
Louis.
NEBRASKA
16
for the
purchase of $10,000
Hancock County, County Sch. Dist. Burt
County School District No. 7 school bonds. Dated Sent. 1, 1957.
(P. O. Bay St. Louis), Miss.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1962
(P. O. Decatur), Neb.
City
Clerk
4s.
Greenville, Miss.
Offering—C. L. Lancaster,
Bond
Sale—The
bonds
NEW
Martin Miller announces that the
Minn.
$100,000 water
186,
v.
John
~.46%.
Sale—An issue of $72,000
Bond
Bond
Sale—The
186,
,
Town-
as
Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill, as
31/2S, at 100.30, a basis of about
Center, Mo.
1, 1959.
5s.
Bond
186,
MISSOURI
Inc.,
to the First State
Grand Marais,
&
Jones
to
Scotch Plains Twp.
cagoula Moss Point Bank, of Pas¬
cagoula.
Livingston
obligation water works bonds of¬
fered
Aug. 29—v. 186, p. 889—
were awarded to Juran & Moody,
terest
as
J. Hamp
O. Layton),
Jersey
$190,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 4—
3.83%.
Bond
Consolidated
(P.
Bond Sale—The
Exeter), N. H.
pital
61
New
5—v.
Rockingham County
County Supervisor's Dist.
No. 3 (P. O. Pascagoula), Miss.
Bond Sale—The $750,000 indus¬
trial bonds offered Sept. 6—v. 186,
p. 997—were awarded to the Pas¬
was
Walnut
improvement bonds offered Aug.
27—v. 186, p. 889—were awarded
son,
participating in
5% and 5^4% water works bonds
1, 1960 inclusive.
Feb.
a
were:
Co.,
in¬
1958
15,000 4.30s. Due on
$11,000
at
about
District
Union
Due on Feb. 1 from
$30,000
& Co.
Sale—The
to
&
&
School
$190,000 water
Sept.
awarded
Dabney & Tyson,
price of 100.46, a
Jackson
a
$80,000 4V4S.
Bank, St. Paul, and Baxter
Bond
purchase
Speed
1958.
(P. O. Proctor), Minn.
Sale—The $300,000 school
Bond
Eveleth, Minn.
Sale—The
Bond
1958
send,
White, HatSanford, Inc., Scharff &
Jones, Inc., Ducournau & Kees,
Lewis & Co., T. W. Woodward
Co., First National Bank, Hinds
Bank, both of Jackson, Leland
18 for the pur¬
chase of $42,000 funding and im¬
on
Sept. 18 for the purchase of
$48,000 school building general provement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1957.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1960
obligation bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
to
1968 inclusive.
Principal and
1957. Due on Feb. 1 from I960 to
bank
3%s.
as
Sale—The
offered
998—were
p.
Independent Sch.
1
Bond
Minnesota
terest
sold
from
1
Other members
the
net interest cost of about
4.82%, as follows:
par,
to
inclusive.
bonds
inclusive.
Egan, Inc., Harold E. Wood & Co.,
and
Woodard-Elwood & Co., at
Douglas County indep. Consol. Sch.
Dist. No. 31 (P. O. Brandon),
1968
Nov.
on
1967
Co., Allison-Williams Co.,
Inc.,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Cald¬
well, Phillips & Co., Mannheimer-
terest
and oral bids until 2 p.m.
Bond
were
Sandyston-W alpack
Raymond, N. H.
to
inclusive.
ment bonds
building bonds offered Sept. 5 —
v. 186, p. 889—were awarded to a
group composed of J. M. Dain &
&
Barber, of Minneapolis.
District
issue
Oct.
to
Bond
of Jan.
1, 1975.. Principal and interest
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
Legality approved by Dorsey,
1958
Dist. No.
Bond Offering—Gareth F. Conley,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (DST) on
bonds.
entire
St. Louis County
sold.
Cannon
Oct. 1 from
3-lis,
1968
from
1
$250,000 notes.
Dated
Due Dec. 31, 1957.
Sept. 18, 1957.
Co., and Allen & Co.
foregoing
bonds
originally
scheduled
for
were'
on
1987 inclusive.
Nov.
of
chase
on
in¬
1967
to
$1,400,000
and
on
1982
1964
1,126,000 special street improve¬
tier
tional interest of 1.60% from Jan.
re¬
The
—
The
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
1972
to
350,000 4.40s. Due
Bids will
—
due
to
composed of Piper, Jaf-
on
from
1
clusive;
&
$150,000 4.20s. Due
Bloomington,
Bond
in¬
awarded
inclusive; $320,000 5s, due
Nov.
Hopwood;
Allison-Williams Co., Inc.; J. M. Dain & Co.;
Woodard-Elwood & Co.; Caldwell,
Phillips Co.; and Harold E. Wood
& Co., as follows:
1958.
Aug. 1,
to
additional
bear
889—were
p.
group
fray
Due on Feb. 1 from
160,000 4.20s.
186,
v.
*
240,000 4.10s. Due on Feb. 1 from
The
Northfield, Minn.
Saie—ihe $500,000 sewer
bonds offered Sept. 3—
as i
follows:
(1205)
bonds
are
1957. Principal and
Oct. 15,
interest (A-O)
dated
interest payable at the City Comptroller's
office, or at The Hanover Bank,
(A-O) payable at the Salem Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., Salem.
New York
City. Legality approw
62
1
•*
by Hawkins, Delafield
City.
(P. O. Camillas), IV. Y.
Bond Sale—The $*2o3,000 pub¬
lic
improvement bonds offered
awarded
186, p. 998
v.
Geo.
to
were
Gibbons &
B.
Hutzler, at 2.65% interest,
plus a premium of $360, the ef¬
fective rate being 2.64647%.
Bros. &
Camillas
—
—
Co., Inc., and Bacon, Stevenson &
Co., jointly, as 4.30s, at a price
of 100.08, a basis pf about 4.28%,
Central
Bond
Supervisor,
ceive
bids
sealed
will
until
2
re¬
Treasurer, will
bids
until 2
District
nel,
sealed
inclusive.- -Principal and
1966
re¬
chase of
$90,000 fire bonds. Dated
6s,
1959
from
1
inclusive;
1965
to
$30,000 3*4s, due on April 1,
1966 and 1967; $165,000 3^s,
due on April 1 from 1968 to
1976
inclusive;
and $50,000
(A-O) payable at the
Schenectady Trust Company,
and interest
2y2s, due
approved
Monday, September
.
.
16
1957
of Eastman
Dillon, Union Security
Weil, Roth & Irving Co!,; & Co. The issue is being
Pohl & Co., Doll & Isphording, for sale on Oct. 8, the
only
Inc., and Ginther & Co., as 4y4s,t m the terms being that the
bonri
at 100.91, a basis of about 4.15%. will be dated Oct.
re-oS
X
Mayer,
receive
will
sealed
■
Perrysville
District
'
"
$130,000 school
building bonds offered Aug, 29-!
on
v.
186, p. 890—were awarded
Ball, Burge & Kraus, as 4y4S
101.60,' a'basis of about 4.04%'
"
Dec. 1 from 1959
School
Bond Sale—Tne
.
Oct. 10 for the
purchase .of
$8,000,000
school
building, and site improvement
bonds.
Dated November 1, 1957.
Due semi-annually on June and
(EST)
Local
Ohio
until
bids
-
»instead
Sept. 15, 1957.
Education!,
ard, Clerk of Board of
ins2
15,1957,
of
Dayton City School District, Ohio
Bond Offering—Harold L. How;-
Bond
000
Sale—An
street arid
ment
b
m
Portsmouth, Ohio <
*1,.
to,1978 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the fiscal agent of the Board of
April 1, 1977 and. Education in New-York City- or
on
.
Cartwright & Co.,. Seasongood &
noon
building bonds:
due on April %
school
$105,000
April 1, 1957. Due on April 1 from
1958 to 1985 inclusive., Principal
Legality
1970 inclusive.
to
350,000
Sept. 19 for the pur¬
Schenectady.
1
$60,000 county jail bonds: $35,000
6s, due on April 1 from 1959
to 1965 inclusive; and $25,000
3V2S, due on April 1 from
p.m.
on
on
1968
to
Offering—Henry J. Hen-
Bond
p.m.
Sept. 24 for the pur¬
chase of
$29,500 Hillside Close
improvement bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1957. Due on Sept. 1 from 1958
(DST)
Co., and the Interstate Securi¬
ties Corp., jointly, at 100.04, a net
interest cost of about 3.60%, as
&
-
(EDST)
Offering—Edward H. In-
Town
Schenectady),
Avenue,
New York
ceive
Hew York
awarded to R. S. Dickson
—were
follows:
Stanford
Colonie,
and
Niskayuna
Heights Fire District (P. O. 2240
Greenburgh (P. O. Elms ford)t
net,
Salomon
to
awarded
998—were
& Wood,
of New York
Sept. 5
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1206)
bonds
issue
of
$300-
highway improve¬
sold do the Cilv
was
1
Sinking Fund Trustees.
;
Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders .& .Dempsey,. of *.Richfield Township (P. O. West
Wilson County (P. O. Wilson),
Galloway, of New York City.
Cleveland.,•«!..' «• "
North Carolina
:v " *:
Richfield), Ohio
f;'
North Hempstead Union Free Sch.
Bond Sale—The $75,000
Bond
Offering—W. E. EasterMunici¬
East Holmes Ldcal School District
Dist. No. 9 (P.O. New Hyde Park),
pal Building bonds offered Aim.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
(P. O. Berlin), Ohio
New York
ment
30—v, 186, p. 675—were awarded
Commission,. will receive
Bond Offering—Oscar R. Miliar,
Bonds Not Sold—Bids for the
to the Evans Savings & Loan
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
As¬
Clerk of Board of Education, will
$7,397/000 school building and site
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Sept. 24
■;
receive w sealed
bids
until1 noon sociation,^ as 4 y4s, at par. <
bonds offered Sept. 5—v. 186, p.
for
the
purchase
of
$2,000,000
890—were rejected.
(EST) on Sept. 25 for the pur¬
Shadyside Local School District
school building bonds. Dated Oct.
chase of $678,000 school building
Ohio
Northport, N. Y.
1, 1957. Due on April 1 from 195$ bonds. Dated
Bond
Sept. 1, 1957. Due
Offering—Mary Louise
Bond
to 1978 inclusive.
Offering — Andrew J.
Principal and on Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1980 in¬
Ault,. Clerk of Board of Educa¬
Scheuermann, Village Treasurer, interest (A-O) payable in New clusive.
Principal and interest tion, will receive sealed bids until
will receive sealed bids until 11 York City. Legality approved by
(J-D) payable at the Commercial noon (EDST) on Sept. 26 for the
a.m.
(DST) on Sept. 19 for the Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
and Savings Bank, of Millersburg.
purchase of $600,000 school im¬
purchase of $134,000 general ob¬ of New York City.
Legality approved by Squire, San¬ provement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
ligation bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland,
1957.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1959
i
NORTH DAKOTA
Due on March 1 from 1958 to 1967
1978.
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
■
•
■
•
Dayton.
.
•
interest
*
■?
(M-S)" payable at the
County Trust Co., White Plains.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
and Little Falls Central
Herkimer
School
District
"
'
•
No. J (P. O.
Herkimer), N. Y.
Bond
Sale
The
$2,593,800
building bonds offered Sept. 5—
v.
186, p. 890—were awarded to
a
group
composed
of
Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., George B. Gibbons & Co.,
Inc., Chas. E. Weigold & Co., First
of Michigan Corp., Baxter & Co.,
inclusive. Principal and interest
Dickinson, N. Dak •
,
and Goodbody & Co., as 4.10s, at
(M-S) payable at the Security
Bond Sale—The $206,000 sewage
National Bank, Northport. Legal¬
100.71, a basis of about 4.02%.
revenue bonds
offered Aug. 14—
ity
approved
by
Vandewater, v. 186, p. 675—were awarded to
(slip (P. O. Islip), N. Y.
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of the First National
Bond Sale—The $215,000 public
Bank, of Dick¬
New York City.
inson, as 41/2, at a price of par.
improvement bonds offered Sept.
12—v. 186, p. 1099—were awarded
Pittsford, Long Meadow Water
Fargo, N. Dak.
to Tilney & Co., as 3.40s, at 100.08,
District (P. O. Pittsford), N. Y.
Bond Offering—W. G. Johnson,
a basis of about 3.36%.
Bond
Sale—The $60,000 water
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bonds offered Sept. 11—v. 186, p.
and oral bids until 11 a.m; (CST)
Jamestown, N. Y.
—
Bond Sale—The $650,000 public
improvement bonds offered Sept.
10—v.
to
186, p. 890—were awarded
composed of Chemical
Exchange Bank, New York
City, J. C. Bradford & Co., and
a
1099—were
&
Cross,
Co., jointly,
Roosevelt
to
awarded
J. DeGolyer
4.30s, at 100.11, a
John
and
as
basis of about 4.28%.
group
Corn
Harriman
Bros.
Brown
3.10s, at
3.02%.
100.46,
a
&
Co., as
basis of about
Port Chester,
«
Bond
$484,000 public
improvement and apparatus bonds
offered Sept. 12—v. 186, p. 1099—
were awarded to George B. Gib¬
bons
Morristown, Oswegatchie, Macomb,
Hammond,
School
and DePeyster Central
No. 1 (P. O.
District
Morristown), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $333,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 12—v. 186, p.
1099
were
awarded to Smith,
Barney & Co., and Bacon, Steven¬
son
&
Co., jointly, as 4.20s, at
100.07, a basis of about 4.19%.
.
—
Mount Kisco, N.
Bond Offering
&
and Bacon,
Stevenson & Co., jointly, as 33/4s,
at 100.22, a basis of about 3.71%.
Co.,
Inc.,
Village
sealed
from
1
Treasurer,
bids
1958
to
until
1967
11
will
various
purposes
Sept. 12
—
awarded
v.
186,
rell,
will receive
(DST) on
Sept. 26 for the purchase of $300,District
Clerk,
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
000
school building
1,
1957.
bonds. Dated
Due
March
on
1
cipal and interest
the
at
NORTH
to
offered
1099
Salomon
—
were
Bros.
&
Hutzler, and Stern, Lauer & Co.,
jointly, as 3V4S, at 100.23, a basis
of
about
3.20%.
New
York City Housing
Authority, N. Y.
Note Sale—The $6,947,000 notes
offered
Sept.
&
a
11—v.
186,
p.
1099
awarded to Salomon Bros.
—were
Hutzler, at 2.65% interest, plus
premium of $131, making an
ling,
City Housing Authority,
New York
Note
Offering—Philip J. Cruise,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (DST) on Sept. 18 for
the
purchase of $21,897,000 notes.
Dated Oct. 14, 1957. Due April
28,
1958. Principal and interest
pay¬
able
at
the
Chemical
Corn
Ex¬
change Bank, New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Sullivan, Do¬
novan,
Hanrahan, McGovern &
Lane, of New York City.
New York
ment
Easter-
Note
until 11
the
Sale
—
The
1
p.m.
bonds.
revenue
from
1959
Callable
(CST)
of
of
as
Jan.
$175,000
Due
1963.
1,
In¬
terest J-J.
—
The
(P. O. Nash), N. Dak.
$70,000 school
building
and
site
29—v.
awarded
bonds
186,
State Bank of
offered
p.
5750 were
Walsh
County
the
to
Grafton,
5s.
as
Raleigh
(EST) on Sept. 17 for
purchase of $750,000 county
and
building
Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
Due
on
bonds.
April 1
cipal and interest
(A-O)
Prin¬
payable
at the
Chase Manhattan Bank, of
New York City. Legality approv¬
ed
by Mitchell, Pershing, Shet+Prly & Mitchell, of New York
City.
Newport, N. C.
Offering—W.
E.
Easter-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Sept. 17
for the purchase of
bonds.
on
Dated
June
1
782
—
890
awarded
were
to
Fox,
Reusch & Co., of Cincinnati, as
4V4S, at a price of 100.79, a basis
—
Sale—The
Bond
1,
1959
1957.
to
1989
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-D)
payable at the Hanover
Bank, of New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Mitchell, Per¬
shing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
186,
a
p.
group
by Halsey,
Stuart & Co.
price of 100.36, a net in¬
a
Ohio
$8,350
special
improvement
street
offered
,
Sept.
Jefferson,
ompany,
as
9
were
3.84%,
as
fol¬
members
of
the
group:
Kidder,
Peabod.y & Co., Phelps,
Fenn & Co., White, Weld & Co.,
the Equitable Securities Corpora¬
tion, B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Kean,
Taylor & Co., Stroud & Co., Lee
Higginson Corp., Geo. B. Gibbons
& Co., Inc., Chas. E. Weigold &
Co., Rodman & Renshaw, Mullanev, Wells & Co. and Granbery,
Marache & Co.
$2,000,000
system
expressway
bonds,
1958
,
as
to
2,000,000
bonds,
improvement
33/4s.
from 1958 to
Due
Oct.
1
1977" inclusive.
Bedford City School District, Ohio
Bond
school
Sept. 11
awarded
Sale
—
building
—
to
v.
a
186,
The
$1,980,000
bonds
p.
group
890
—
Miami
University (P. O.
Oxford), Ohio
Bond Offering—Lloyd
Goggin,
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
11
(EST)
a.m.
the
purchase
011
Sept.
26
of
$1,000,000
tax-exempt Student Housing
revenue
bonds.
Dated
April 1,
from
uue
clusive.
1959
to
in¬
1996
Legality
approved
by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Squire,
Cleveland.
$$23,975,000
186, p.
.
Newark
Offering—Thelma N. Hol-
$410,000 bonds
10—v.
186,
p.
1099
Provident Savings
Co.,
Cincinnati,
Trust
&
Sweney
Ardmore, Okla.
Offering—Tom H. Hefley,
Bond
receive sealed
(CST) on Sept.
the purchase of $280,000
library bonds. Due from
until
for
16
will
Clerk,
public
1959
to
7
p.m.
inclusive.
1976
Fairview, Okla,
$^>lol,000 water
Bond Saie—Tne
works
system and sewage
offered
Sept.- 3
bonds
awarded
to
a
group
and
R.
J.
Texas
were
First National
Small-Milburn Co.,
Bank & Trust
system
composed of
Co., Oklahoma
City,
Edwards, Inc.
Dependent
County, Unity
(P. 0.
Guymon), Okla.
Bond
'
$65,000
issue of
Sale—An
homa
building
1957.
and
bonds.
Due
Dec.
elusive.
Dated
semi-annually
from
1
1959
Principal
to
and
Oct.
on
.June
1978
in^
interest
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
North
Bond
of
Reduced
special
—
and 1961.
Bids
p.
The
Rejected
—
bonds
payable
First
Nation3
OREGON
Linn
62C
Bonds
County School District No.
(P. O. Route 1, Box 21U,
Lebanon), Oregon
Sale—The
999
Re-
the
—
offered
were
National
p.
3.68%, was submitted by a
syndicate under the management
$18,000
Sept. 5—v.
awarded to
Bank,
of
school
180,> P;
the tn
Portland,
4%s.
Series G bonds offered Sept. 10—
186,
_1»
interest (M-JN)
Co., Oklahoma City.
approved by George J<
bonds
$31,000,000
Major Thoroughfare Construction,
v.
iron1
Nov.
dated
are
the
at
1960
Bank & Trust
Bond
998.
(State of)
Offered—Bids for
Nov. 1,
.
1957. Principal and
than $141,750 as originally
Ohio
on
<
45,000 3%s. Due on Nov. 1
1962 to 1965 inclusive.
The
improvement bonds to be
sold on Sept. 17 will be
$117,100,
contemplated.—v. 186,
follows:
assessment
street
rather
as
Legality
Fagin, of Oklahoma City.
Olmsted, Ohio
Issue
amount
&
City,
$20,000 3V2s. Due
1,
payable
at
the
First
National
Bank, of Newark.
Legality ap¬
were
Bank
basis of about
a
building bonds was sold to First
National Bank & Trust Co., Okla¬
Clerk of Board of Edu¬
will receive sealed bids
(EST) on Oct. 2 for
the purchase of $2,430,000 school
noon
cost of
Sept.
43/2s, at 101.53,
until
Co.,
Sale—The
as
Co.,
combe,
cation,
782—were rejected. The
high bid, based on a net interest
Bond
&
4.33%.
City School District, Ohio
Mericka & Co., Merrill Turben &
offered
McDonald
School District No. 7
Scotland County (P. O.
City.
891—were awarded to a
composed of Ohio Com¬
& Co., Braun,
Inc., Provident
Savings Bank & Trust Co., of
Cincinnati, Weil, Roth & Irving
Co. and Doll & Isphording, Inc.,
bids
Field, Richards & Co., Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., Hayden. Miller
&
Co., Prescott & Co., Wm. J.
New York
City School Dist., Ohio
p.
group
Clark & Co., as 31/2s, at
100.43, a basis of about 3.48%.
p.
offered
composed of
a
4.10%.
4s.
Fahey,
Due Oct. 1 from
1977 inclusive.
as
186,
v.
City
4s.
highway
4y4s, at 101.40,
as
OKLAHOMA
186,
laoo.
District
$1,200,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 10-
890—were awarded to
1
School
Bond Sale—The
assessment bonds offered Sept. 10
lows:
Other
Whitehall
County (P. O. Toledo), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $173,510 special
Bond
terest cost of about
Due
in¬
to
Co.,
about
Lucas
until
$4,000,000
9—v.
awarded
were
Inc., at
Sept.
&
of
Bosworth
assessment
Local
(P. O. Dublin), Ohio
Bond Saie—ine $135,142 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 10—v. 186,
p.
998—were awarded to J. A.
pany,
about 4.14%.
of
for
tbu.c—ixie
offered
headed
$120,000 water
June
from
bonds
the
mu¬
Sale—The
Bond
Aug.
Sch. District
County, Nash
No. SI
at
land.
basis
$17,000
nicipal building improvement
bonds offered Sept. 5—v. 186, p.
—v.
Walsh
Principal and
payable
Bank, of Bellaire.
Legality,
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleve¬
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1978
to
Sept.
on
purchase
(J-D)
National
White
Greenfield, Ohio
Laurinburg), N. C.
Sept. 4—v.
water
8
the
Akron, Ohio
a.m.
courthouse
City Housing Authority,
offered
until
for
Bond
E.
sealed bids at his office in
New York
notes
16
O.
Secretary of Local Govern^
Commission, will receive
Bond
York
Sale
non
Offering—W.
effective rate of 2.6461%.
New
Bond
$202,720 vari¬
ous purposes bonds offered
Sept.
5—v.
186, p. 890—were awarded
to the First Cleveland Corp.
Jefferson,
Wahpeton, N. Dak.
Offering—H. T. Hintgen,
Bond
OHIO
County (P.
Lexington), N. C.
from 1960 to 1984 inclusive.
"
by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
CAROLINA
Davidson
Bond
$1,229,000
bonds
p.
Legality approved
inclusive.
The
—
Sale—The
awarded to the Jefferson Banking
(P. O. East Quoque), N. Y.
Offering—Walter I. Ter¬
a.m.
Vernon, N. Y.
Sale
Bond
the purchaser.
First
Washington
Girard, Ohio
Bond
city
banking institution designated by
inclusive/
1978
interest
,
bids
Bond
Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Mount
Sept. 9 were awarded to
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., as
3%s, at 100.11.
No. 17
M-S.
Interest
of
offered
bonds
(M-S) payable
Hampton Bays National
Bank, Hampton Bays. Legality ap¬
(DST) on Sept. 26 for the pur¬
proved
by Vandewater,
Sykes,
chase of $95,000 fire house bonds.
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Sept.
City.
Brooks,
receive
purchase
hall-auditorium
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
Due
on
July 1 from 1958 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-J)
payable at any suitable
,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
from 1958 to 1986 inclusive. Prin¬
Alicia M.
for the
24
$1,725,000
to
Elyria, Ohio
Note Sale—The $176,000 paving
and water line improvement notes
-
Southampton Union Free Sch. Dist.
Sept.
Y.
—
N. Y.
Sale—The
Sept.
on
■
Oregon (State
of)
C. Saalfe c»
Director of Veterans' Affairs, w
receive sealed bids until 10 a. •
Bond
(PST)
Offering—H.
on
Oct. 1 for the pur ens-
I Volume
1957
,
cities
ffered
Veterans'
$6,000,000
of
1
Number 5673
186-
Oct.
Dated
bonds.
1,
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Welfare
1957.
to
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., as
5%s, at 100.78, a basis of about
Due
i, 1971. Callable
hange
Oct.
bonds
(1207)
471—were
1967.
as of Oct. 1, 5:27%;;.•"s;;
Principal and interest (A-O)
r
^
putRTO
payable at the State Treasurer's
ir'fcv
10 Joint
Armstrong, District. Clerk,
receive sealed bids until 8
Principal and interest
1968.
pay¬
started
Legality approved by Win-
fice.
,
Council
'strict,
.1
'
.
"
.
V
.
sold
Is until
*
»
•
: revenue
privately
to
a
bonds
im-
>al
the
•ellaire.
bear
j inclusive,
Squire,
[from. 4V?%4o 4%%, arid the $815,-
Cleve-
jOOO bonds due Oct. 15, 1997
Tjrie bonds,
5s.
dated Get.
are
are
15,
(A-Oj
1
1957. Principal and interest
;
1957.
iMunson,
a
Due
v
on
any
A
'-I
-
Bond
South
Trent),
District
schelknaus,
K.
Duquesne School District, Pa.
Offering—H. A. Kenney,
p.m.
a
(EDST) on Sept. 23 for the
purchase- of $100-00^ eeneral ob¬
Sept. 27 for the pur¬
$20,000 school building
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,1957. Due on
July 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest pay¬
Com-
ligation bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957;
pt. 10led to
Due
Braun,
Oct.
on
sealed
bids
until
from 1959
1
to
8
ng, Inc.,
of about
■5—v.
186,
p.
999—were
awarded
| to the
Peoples Union Bank &
i Trust Co., of McKeesport, as 314s,
at
price of par.
a
•
Nahticoke School
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (DST) on Sept. 23
for the purchase of $85,000 general
obligation,funding and refunding
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due ori
00 water
Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1973 inclusive.
system
Principal .and interest payable at
the*, Miners ; National
Bank
of
posed of I
Nationalj
City,
ma
j
Sold—No
bids
were
obligation
school
building and
equipment bonds offered Aug. 27
186, p. 891.
Collierville, Tenn.
Wilkes-Bar,re,, in4 Nanticoke. .Le¬
gality approved by Townsend, EJlr
liott & Murisbn, of Philadelpphia.
Offering
Bond
-
—
H.
F.
Kelsey,
receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
27 for the; purchase of $175,000
general liability bonds. Due on
1958
from
Dec." 1
to
1977
inclu¬
sive.- Principal
able
and interest pay¬
First National Bank,
at the
Memphis; at the City Clerk's of¬
fice, or at a place to be designated
by the bidder. Legality approved
by Charles &'Trauernicht, of St.
Louis, i-.' A'
•'
eral
P. 0.
$65,000
First |
gen¬
obligation bonds offered Aug;
186, p. 891—were awarded
Okla-
|o.,
1,
I9601
to Stroud &
&
of
Co., and A. E. Masten
Co., jointly, as 414s, at a price
100.13, a basis of about 4.22%.
Ross Township.
l from
..
Pennsylvania
$725,000 gen*
Nov.
eorge
Sale —The
j eral obligation bonds offered Sept,.
9—v.
pt (M-N)
National I
ima City,
(P. O. Pittsburgh),
'"
Bond
999r-^were awarded
to\ a
group-, Composed of; Drexel
Co.;
A. ;E.. .Masten
& Co.,
Schiriidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke,
DeHaveb & Tx»Wrisend<^ Crduter &
186,
p.
4V4S,
100.02,
a
rict
No¬
210,
Twp. School District (P. O.
Pittshvnh), Pa.
Bond
Sale—The
-$220,000
gen-
lBei'al obligation bonds offered Sept.
schooiB3—v. 186, p. 999—were awarded
r.
186, P-lto a group composed i of Stroud &
the FhstlCo., Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., and
land, aSB Thomas & Co., as 4^s, at 100.82,
)0
er
St. 'Clair
Township
J. Brown,
will
Due-on Nov.
inclusive.
1
from 1958 to .1993
Bonds duq in
thereafter
are
callable
1973 and
as
of Nov.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable rit the Chemical
Corn Exchange Bank, New" York
City.
Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of
St.
1,
Treasurer's
State
of¬
Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Beeville, Texas
Bond
Offering—George Spikes,
will
receive sealed bids
until 4 p.m.
(CST) on Sept. 24
for the purchase of $500,000 bonds,
Mayor,
follows:
$250,000 general obligation bonds
Due
1 from 1958 to
March
on
250,000 water and sewer revenue
bonds.
from
1
1977 inclusive.
1958 to
bonds
The
March
Due on
Bond
Offering—Robert
Prudential
of
Miller,
Com¬
mittee, will receive sealed bids at
the Chittenden Trust Company,
Burlington, until 11 a.m. (EDST)
on
Sept. 18 for the purchase of
$60,000 sewage plant general ob¬
ligation bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
Due
on
Oct.
from
1
dated
are
1,
Sept.
El Paso,
1958 to
1977
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the Chittenden Trust
Company,
Burlington*
Legality
approved by Peter Giuliani, of
Montpelier.
submitted
been
Blond Sale—The
$250,000 school
10—-v. 186, p.
awarded tb C. H. Little
Union Planters Na¬
of Memphis, jointly,
at par, a net interest cost of about
3.66%, as follows:
Co.,
and
Bank
$200,000 334s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1958 to
1965 inclusive.
50,000 31/2S.
Due
1966 and 1967.
on
Sept.
had
to
the
pursuant
sale, the City asked rep¬
resentatives of three groups in at¬
tendance to submit offers for the
$1,791,000 water and sewer reve¬
bonds
the basis of
on
a
short¬
maturity schedule than origin¬
ally contemplated and a
noncallable feature.—v. 116, p. 676. An
er
Fenner & Beane, and F.
S. Smithers & Co., submitted an
offer,
which was accepted, pro¬
viding for a 4% coupon arid ri
price of 100.0002, a basis of about
3.999%.
bonds will mature
from 1959 to 1972 in¬
The
Oct.
on
1
clusive
and
are
non
callable.
-
Original terms provided for a ma¬
turity schedule of from 1964 to
1977 inclusive, with the bonds due
in 1973 and thereafter being call¬
able as of March 1, 1972.
underwriters
J.
are
Texas
received
house
Sale
Bond
—
Bonds
bids
—
Clifford
$160>000 were sold to the Colum¬
bian
Securities
Corporation
of
Dandridqe), Tenn.
the
at
Dated May
by
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school
Bonds offered Aug. 15—v. 186, p.
5%s.
Due
Aug.
on
M-N.
McCall,
tax
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the First National Bank of
Boston.
Legality
approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
by
&
bonds
dated
are
Aug.
William
by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo¬
witz, of Seattle,
Oreille County Public Hos¬
pital District No. 2 (P. O. Metaline
Pend
Sale—The
Bond
$122,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered Sept
3—v. 186, p. 783—were sold to the
eral
State Finance
at
price of
a
Committee,
as
4%s,
par.
Skagit County, Burlington
-
Edison
School District No. 100 (P. O.
Mount Vernon), Wash.
Bond Offering
Will B. Ellis,
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $85,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1
County
—
Treasurer,
from 1959 to 1972 inclusive.
able
after 7 years from
Principal - and
(A-O)
payable at the
Call¬
date of
interest
issue.
WEST VIRGINIA
Fairview, W. Va.
Bond Sale—An issue of
5% sewer
to
Edw.
revenue
bonds
$350,000
was
County, Dunfries
(P. O. Richmond),
Virginia
Taylor & Co., Inc.
Dated Aug. 1,1957. Due on Aug. 1
from 1964 to 1996 inch
Callable
Sold—The only bid
submitted for the $375,000 sewer
system
v. 186,
offered Sept.
892—was rejected.
bonds
p.
1967; Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at the office
of the State Sinking Fund Com¬
in Charleston.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
WISCONSIN
5—
Black Creek
(Village), Black
Creek, Cicero, Maine, Wellington
and Center (Towns) Joint Sch.
Dist. No. 0 (P. O. Black Creek),
Wisconsin
WASHINGTON
Bond Sale—The
$303,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 20—v. 186,
Chehali*, Wash.
Bond
Sale—The $120,000 water
and sewer revenue bonds offered
Sept. 23 for the purchase of $118,000
general obligation swimming pool
to buy any
676—were awarded to a group
composed of the Channer Secu¬
rities Co.; Barcus, Kindred & Co.;
Allan
Blair
&
Co.;
Mullaney,
Wells & Co., and White-Phillips
Co., Inc., as 4y4S, at a price of
100.23, a basis of about 4.22%.
p.
Bloomer, Wis.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
neither an offer to sell nor a
$190,000 school
Sept. 5 — v. 186,
solicitation of
of these shares. The offer is made only by
an
150,000 Shares
Common Stock
(par value $0.10)
INDUSTRO TRANSISTOR
CORPORATION
In¬
approved
$2.00
College District
Union
$475,000
revenue
non
share
Copies of the Offering Circular are
available from the undersigned
Stu¬
tax-ex¬
empt bonds offered Aug. 31—v.
186, p. 783—were sold to the Fed¬
eral Housing and Home Finance
Agency, as 2%s, at par.
per
Industro Transistor Corporation
649
Broadway, New York 12, N. Y.
ORegon 7-8400
offer
the Offering Circular.
NEW ISSUE
(P. O. Texarkana), Texas
Sale—The
as
of Feb. 1,
Bonds Not
Parkhurst & Crowe,
Junior
sold
G.
Sanitary Dist.
of Dallas.
Texarkana
15,
1957 and are callable at any time.
Interest F-A. Legality approved
mission
VIRGINIA
Prince
1,1957. Due on May
Legality
15
Chittenden
Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
rev¬
system
15
from 1981 to 1987 inclusive.
bonds, as 514 s.
1 from 1361 to 1987 inclusive.
Bond
\
system
waterworks
80,000 waterworks
bonds, as 514 s.
terest
Aug.
on
M.
Co., Burlington, until 12:30
p.m.
(DST) on Sept. 26 for the
purchase of $930,000 high school
Donds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on
This announceemnt is
totaling
1$
inclusive.
1972
Due
\ 676.
Sterling City, Texas
1,
Jefferson County (P. O.
.
p.
were
$85,000 schooloffered Aug. 29 —
bonds
186,
v.
bids
the
for
509,000
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on
Bonds Not Sold—No
to
Aug.
on
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
Harris, Chairman of the Board of
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
School
Directors, * will
receive
No. 5, Vermont
Offering
Bradford & Co., Gregory &• Sept. 3 —v. 186, p. 1000 —were
awarded to Foster & Marshall.
SonSj, E. F. Hutton & Co., Fridley, Hess & Frederking, Ransom
Clarkston, Wash.
& Co., and Fox, Reusch & Co.
Bond
Offering—Roy H. Ken¬
Everman Indep. School District,
nedy, City Clerk, will receive
dent
(P. O.
1963
5%s.
Trust
bids
no
terms of
nue
Vergennes Union High Sch. District
sealed
Texas
Sale—After
Due
Falls),Wash.
Burlington Fire District No.
(P. O. Burlington), Vt.
Bond
1957. Interest M-S.
enue
bonds offered Sept.
&
5%s.
from
The
1972 inclusive.
$80,000
Jackson,. Tenn.
tional
■
$131,000
VERMONT
South
Texas, San Antonio, as follows:
891—were
privately to a group composed of
A; C. Allyn & Co., Inc., Wm. P.
Harper & Son & Co., Inc., Stifel,
Nicolaus & Co., Quail & Co., and
McLean & Co., as follows:
,
*•
are
15, 1972; (2)
fice.
1972.
Louis.
■a basis of about
4.15%.
Saalfeld-1
Pi+**hi*rah Y.~Pi.
airs, wilfl
Loud Sale—The $295,000 a gen[ 10 ajm|*ral obligation bonds offered Sent.
purchssel v- 186^ p. 891-^-were awarded
Offering—Neva
Clerk,
receive sealed
bids
until
1:30 p.m.
(CST) on
Sept. 26 for the purchase of $2,400,000 water works and sewer
revenue bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1957*
basis of about
v";'i;
Ross
lo*
Bond
City
J-l Bodine, and/Kay, Bichards & Co.,
as
the
at
Associate
Harriman, Tenn.
$75,000
29—v.
to
Bonds
Wash.
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,200,000 gas revenue bonds was sold
from 1973 to 1980 inclusive. ~
C,
Rankin, Pa.
Sale—The
of
—
Chairman
\
■
Bond
pendent
(1)
thereafter
and
of April
as
from
Alternate
Pierce,
will
Mayor,
Jr.,
as
Bond Sale
The $134,000 non
tax-exempt Carbon College dor¬
mitory
revenue
bonds
offered
Sept. 1—v. 186, p. 783—were sold
to the Federal Housing and Home
Finance Agency, as 2%s, at par.
account headed by Merrill Lynch,
| Secretary of ;the Board of School
were
Not
subihitted for the $210,000 general
;
Sept.
from
April 15
on
received
1973
Oct.
Dated
inclusive.
be
Treasurer's
TENNESSEE
District, Pa.
Bond Offering—-Joseph Duncan,
e
District
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Yankton), S. Dak.
Bonds
—v.
in
bonds.
Due
1987
Bond
'
Hefley,
sealed
$280,000
the
at
Yankton
McKeesport, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 > genleral obligation bonds offered Sept.
Irving
house
to
able
on
No.^1
Co., of
on
able
Bonds due
callable
are
(P. O. Salt Lake City), Utah
callable as of April 15, 1977.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
of
1968
inclusive,
rovident
:
receive
will
10 school
Board oi Directors,
(CST)
chase
1, 1957.
State Board of Education of Utah
4
office.
O/uol ' Secretary of
f.
*'
(CST) on Sept. 17
purchase of $1,075,000
1957.
will
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Bond
d
school
as
Mut-
Clerk,
Burcham & Blair, of Spokane.
UTAH
Dakota
Offering —L.
from
Oct. 1
on
1,1967. Interest A-O. Legality
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
p.m.
in¬
Moody' County, Trent Indep. Sch.
(P. O.
inclusive.
Oct.
are
,
2
Oct.
in 1968 and 1969
Bonds due in 1978 and thereafter
..
terest payment date after Dec. 31,
1960.
:
No.
Due
Dated
Manhattan
Jan. 1 from 1960 to
on
District
Philadelphia.
of
2
the
due
Clerk,
1967 inclusive. Callable
Doylestown. - Legality -ap ¬
proved by-.Townsend, Elliott 8i
186,
for
callable
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Sept. 23 for the purchase of $8,000 funding bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Co.-,
buildA.
District
payable -at -the Doylestown Trust
District
Enning Common
(P. O..
Bond Offering—Mrs. Elsie Rich
ter,
ranging
coupons
until
1958
School District No. 35
Bodine,
Bpenning
&
Co.,
and
Fauset, Steele & Co. The serial
bonds, maturing from 1962 to 1934
and
at
01.40,
fiscal
-
1960
1961 to 1969 inclusive.
son,
President
of
Board
of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
15,
Enning), S* Dak..
Chase
to
240,000 4s.
Alice Indep. School District, Texas
Bond Offering—Dr. A. M. Alli¬
DAKOTA
Meade County,
com-
Ripley & Co., Inc., Dolphin & Co.,
DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter &
Oct. 1,
m 1959
the
at
bids Will
was
group
1958
Due on Oct. 1 from
TEXAS
Authority.
SOUTH
1, 1965, Principal and inter¬
389,000
more
is
Oct.
est payable at the County Treas¬
urer's office. Legality approved by
Moses Lake,
Legality
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
Development
Rico
.Company and the First of
Corporation, jointly, as fol¬
$60,000 3%s.
Bank, New York City.
approved by Caldwell,
agent for the Aqueduct and Sewer
| posed: of Butcher: & Sherrerdj
Smith, Barney &. Co., Harriman
for the
J.
for-Puerto
Bank'
Rack Joint Sch. Authority
(P. O. Newton), Pa.
|
Sale—An issue of $1,575,-
school
000
Educa-
)
able
Bond
Louise
-v.
Government
bids
Callable as of July 1, 1967.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
among
those
supply water toi
Will
.
-
Five
areas.
Were
and
The
PENNSYLVANIA
.
rural
west
sive.
4,500 inhabitants.
free, McCulloch, Shuler & Say re,
of Portland. .; ~ '
" ?? *
•'
As-
Of
aqueducts
able at the-County Treasurer's of¬
varded
I
Rise—Revenues
the
tants
sealed
electric and water system revenue
bonds was sold to the First South¬
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due in
from 2 to 20 years. Callable as of
lows:
Durjuig the month of July the
•
receive
$300,000
Texas
begun.;" Among
the
completed
projects were 5 rural aqueducts
bringing water to 6,000 inhabi¬
|
Aug,
>ol
will
p.m.
will
noon (MST) on Sept. 24 for
purchase of $500,000 River¬
front-Willow Street improvement
bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due on
July 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclu¬
construction program saw 14 proj¬
ects completed and 16 new ones
4
lunici-
.
Dance,
the
...
on
West
.
Revenues
Yoakum, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
until
Authority in July, 1957,
amounted to $647,664, as com¬
pared with $591,818 in July a year
ago, according to Rafael V. Urrutia,, Executive Director.
tion
City
Mayor,
Sewer
and
bonds..Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due
April 1 front 1959 to 1973 in¬
clusive.. Callable as of April 1,
provo-
■
Knoxville, Tenn.
Offering—J.
W.
Bond
(PST) on Sept. 24 for the pur¬
chase of $1,560,000 generaL obliga¬
$300,-
an
of
(?. O. Beaverton), Ore.
Offering — D. Herbert
Bond
'
tit
1%.
1'
July
Washington and Multnomah Coun¬
ties Union High School District No.
led to
Rico Aqueduct
First
.
RICO
Authority, Puerto Rico
of Portland.
J. 29r~
-
Puerto
McCulloch, Shuler & Say re,
free,
school
.
the
•'
office. Legality approved by Win-
e
to
'
'Strict,
%s,
\
..
-
nstead
awarded
National Bank, of Memphis.
63
64
an
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1208)
1000—were
p.
Jaffrav
&
awarded
Hopwood,
to Piper,
of
Minne¬
apolis.
Cochrane
(Village), Fountain City
and Buffalo City, Belvidere,
Buffalo, Cross, Lincoln, Milton,
'
Montana
and
(Towns)
v.
892—were awarded to
& Co. Inc., and
p.
Stuart
Goldman, Sachs & Co., jointly, at
100.01, a net interest cost of about
4.19%, as follows:
$196,000 414 s. Due
on
112,000 4s. Due
Joint Sch. Dist.
1966
1969
to
Bond Sale—The $460,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 4—
v. 186, p. 676—were awarded to a
No.
St.
River
fVillages), and Glendale (City),
Mapledale School District (P. O.
Milwaukee), Wis.
\v
Bond Sale—The $535,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 10—
4%s.
1,000,000
April 1 from
Due
on,
1
Oct.
1
school
5—v.
a
Metropolitan Sewerage
Dist. (P. O. Madison), Wis.
WYOMING
Bond
Sale—The
missioners,
$1,910,000 high
building bonds offered Sept.
186,
group
waukee
Baird
&
p.
892—were awarded to
composed
of
Company,
The
Robert
Board of Com¬
Mil¬
W.
Co., Inc., White-Phillips
p.m.
26
for
the
sewerage
Oct.
1961
and
sealed
receive
will
bids until 2
(DST)
cn
Sept.
purchase of $4,000,000
extension bonds. Dated
1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1 from
to
1974
interest
inclusive.
(A-O)
Principal
payable at
Sale
offered
The
Sept.
5
$1,725,000
—
892—were awarded to
p.
v.
a
&
a
.
tel
$H6s;
a net i,
from 1962 to 1969
on
Oct
inclusive,'
DuBois, Wyo.
Co., Wm. Blair & Co.,
$1,150,000 sanitary sewer bonds,
at a price of 100.007, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.90%, for
$168,000 41/2S, due on Oct. 1
from 1959 to 1962 inclusive;
$258,000 4s, due on Oct. 1 from
1963 to 1967 inclusive; $254,000 33/4s, due on Oct. 1 from
inclusive
bonds !'
$429,000 3%s, due
186,
group
Provident Sav¬
ings Bank & Trust Co., of Cincin¬
nati, Wachob-Bender Corp., and
J. A. Hogle & Co., as follows:
100.005,
,
about 3.70%, for
000 41/2S, due on
Oct. l frnJL
1958 to 1961
inclusive* nS
Wyo.
—
McCormick & Co.,
Offering—William J. Polk,
Bond
*
from 1972 to
1977
575,000 water works
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
Madison
Secretary of the
to
price of
bonds
from 1968 to 1977 inclusive.
(Cities)
1968
l(] , 195
1971 inclusive$470,000 3.90s, due on
OcU
-
Casper,
1967 inclusive.
1958 to
Wisconsin
Hills
Chicago.
Monday, September
.
.
a
$910,000 41/2S. Due on Oct. 1 from
High School District
(P. O. 6921 West Cold
& Co.
Bayside,
Point,
terest cost
Union
Bond
Fox
on
Quail &
net in¬
of about 4.67%, as fol¬
and
Co.,
price of 100.10,
a
lows:
1 from
Spring Road, Milwaukee),
Paul; Kalman & Co., Inc.,
and Barcus, Kindred
Securities
ner
Co., at
banking institution designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Weeden
Moody, Inc.; First National Bank,
of
Mullaney,
Wells
&
Co., Allan
Blair & Co., Loewi & Co., Chan-
1970 to 1977 inclusive.
Joint
Juran
Co., Inc., Barcus, Kindred & Co.,
inclusive.
Greenfield and Milwaukee
&
of
composed
April
on
227,000 414s. Due
group
April 1 from
1965 inclusive.
1959 to
Waumandee
No. 1 (P.O. Cochrane), Wis.
1
186,
Halsey,
.
Bond
Town
Offering—Jack
F. Cowan
Clerk, will
receive sede
bids until S p.m.
(M'ST) on
30
for
the purchase of
$901
Sep?
sewer
bonds.
revenue
Lovell, Wyo.
Bond
Sale—An issue of
$60
bonds
sewer
Sullivan
Teton
&
0
sold to Bos worth
was
h
Company.
County School District
N0
4
(P. O. Wilson), Wyo
Bond
Sale—The $35,000
school
bonds
offered
awarded
Sept.
Coughlin
to
2
were
&
Co.
ot
H
'
Denver.
CANADA
NEW
New
BRUNSWICK
Brunswick
Debenture
(Province
Sale
of)
An issue oi
—
$6,000,000 5% sinking fund deben¬
tures
sold
was
to
a
group
com¬
posed of Dominion Securities
Corp.
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., and Nesbiti
Thomson & Co.,
Due on Oct. 1
1962
and
1977.
1
;
ONTARIO
Ottawa, Ontario
^
Debentures
Placed
The Equitable
in
U.
S.
-
Securities of Can
ada, Ltd., placed privately in the
United States
000 4% %
an
issue of $10,761,a net in¬
debentures at
terest cost to the city of 4.99%,
QUEBEC
Chicoutimi, Quebec
Industrial & commercial wages
Number of industrial & commer-
& salaries in the
cial employees has nearly doubled
economy
in the
in
are
Upper Midwest
four times farm income
TRUE
The backbone
m
Upper Midwest since 1939
Bond Sale—An issue of
of Upper Midwest
5%%
fered
is diversification—both
industry and agriculture
school
Aug. 27
building
$305,0
bonds
of
awarded to
were
composed of Banque Cana
group
dienne Nationale, Casgrain & Co
Q]
FALSE
£]
TRUEQ
FALSE
□
TRUE
Q
FALSE
Credit-Quebec, Inc., and Floridi
Matteau, at 95.57, a basis of abou
Q
6.34%.
Dated
due
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 197?
on
Sept.
1,
1957
ano
inclusive.
Clermont School Commission, Que
"Bond
Sale—An
issue
$210,
of
000
convent
was
sold to J. F. Simard & Cie, a
5y2s, at
about
Due
price of 96.25, a basis 0
Dated Oct. 1, 1957
a
6.14%.
Oct.
on
1
to 197r
1958
from
Interest A-O.
inclusive.
"
improvement bond
'
■
<
Malbaie, Quebec
I
'
Bond Sale—An issue of
1
$344,00
sol
5y2% improvement bonds was
to
F.
Sinard
of
J.
about
basis
at 97.52,
Due fror
& Co.,
5.94%.
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
St. Georges
de Windsor, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
The
|
5V2%
Upper Midwest has
almost
water
unlimited
supply
an
of
for processing
TRUE
□
KWII sales for Northern States
Power
Company have
more
NSP's gross operating revenues
than
|
doubled in the past 10 years
FALSE
Q
TRUE
[j
FALSE
I
are 21/o times those of 10 years
°g0
I
Q
J1
jj
««□
If
^
FALSE □
sold
school
Savard
to
Due
straight
revenues come
years
of
revenue
St. Prime,
of
a
copy
of
our
1
annual report.
Hart,
&
Savard
wa
Inc., a
price of 94.41. a basi
Dated July j
a
about
6.25%.
1957. Due
on
July 1 from 19o8
Interest J-J-
t
1972 inclusive.
St.
Sophie, Quebec
Bond Sale
future business fluctuations.
Have your secretary write for
to
$25,00
bonds
improvement
growth, (c) 43% of NSPs electric
■.
196
Quebec
Sale—An issue of
Bond
5V2S, at
from residential and rural
sales—least sensitive to any
•
Sept, 1 from 1958 to
on
inclusive.
sold
had 23
at
1,195
& Hart, Inc.,
price of 95.55. Dated Sept.
sewer
answer: You were 100%
right if you answered all questions as
TRUE. The financial story of NSP is
easy as ABC: (a) NSP is in the
heart of a diversified industrial and
agricultural area, (b) NSP has
$166,00
bonds wa
building
■
—
The $88,000
offered
school building bonds
2 6
were
awarded
to
5^
Adj
Credit
Quebec, Inc., at 97.70, a basis <
about 6%. Dated Aug. L 1957
due
1958 to 19
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
t,
NORTHERN
Tadoussac, Quebec
STATES
POWER
Minneapolis 2, Minn.
Serving a thriving
Sale —The
$42,000 roa
improvement bonds
offered AU
COMPANY
Bond
26
de
area
in Minnesota, Wisconsin and the Dakotas with
electricity and gas
were
Prets
90.57,
Dated
June
a
awarded
de
basis
June
15
Corpora*1
to
Quebec,
15,
from
of
1957 and
1958
to
'
as
about
7.1
<
due «
196/ di
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